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10.  FLEET  STREET,  LONDON. 


FASHIONS    IN    FURS 

For  Ladies  and  Gentlemen. 

JEFFS  &  HARRIS, 

51,  Reu)  Bona  Street, 
Condon,  W. 


MANUFACTURING 

FURRIERS 

AND 

NATURALISTS. 

Skins  Dressed  for  ail 

purposes  and   Mounted 

artistically. 

UNSURPASSED  for  QUALITY. 
FIT  GUARANTEED. 


SEAL    JACKETS 
RE-DYED 

AND  MADE  INTO  PRESENT  FASHION 


GENTLEMEN'S 

FUR-LINED   COATS 

from   £10. 


HENRY  GAZE  &  SONS, 

Steamship  and  Railway  Agents. 

Tickets  issued  to  and  from  all  parts  of  the  world  at  current  rates, 
dated  to  suit  clients*  convenience. 


CURRENT  AND  DEPOSIT  ACCOUNTS  opened  on  favourable  terms. 

GAZE'S  BANK  CHEQUES,  Circular   Notes,  and   Letters  of   Credit, 

negotiable  at  Branch  Offices  and  Agencies  throughout  the  World. 

The  Agency  of  Army  Officers  undertaken  on  the  usual  terms. 
Pay  and  Pension  collected. 


HENRY    gaze:    <&    SONS, 

53,  Queen  Victoria  St. ;  150,  Piccadilly ;  32,  Westbourne  Grcve, 

LIVERPOOL— 22,  Lime  Street.      MANCHESTER-111,  Market  Street. 

Brandies  at  Paris.  New  Yttrk.  ami  t/n-  elite  fCi  tits  of  the  W.wld. 


PHOTOGRAPHY    SIMPLIFIED. 

THE 

Highest   "RxuarA. 

PARIS  EXHIBITION 

THE 

GRAND  PRIX 


HAS  BEEX  GIVEN  TO 


The  K©DHK: 

See  the  marvellous  results  obtaiaed   with  the   NEW  PANORARI  KODAK, 
price  50s.,  and  the  No.  3  FOLDING  KODAK,  price  £3  12s.  6d. 

.VoH'  on  Sale  by  all  PliotOi;iapliii:  Di'altis. 

KODAK,  Ltd.,  43,  Clerkenwell  Rd,,  London,  E.C- 

60,  Cheapside,  EX.;  US,  Oxford  St.,W.;  171-173,  Regent  St.,W. ;  59,  Brompton  Rd.,  S.W. 
Liyerpool— 96,  Bold  Street.    Glasgow— 72-74,  Buchanan  Street. 

Paris— Eastman  Kodak  Societe  Anonyme  Frnin,-.iise.    Avenue  dc  TOpeni  5.     Place  Vcndome  4, 

Berlin — Eastman  Kodak  Gesellsch:ift,  m.b  H.,  Fru-diich  Stmsse  iqi.     Frjedrich  Strasse  16. 

Brussels— Kodak,  Ltd.,  Rue  du  Fosse  aux  Loups  36.       Vienna— Kodak.  Ltd.  Graben  29. 

St.  Petersburg— Kodak.  Ltd.,  Bolsclmja  Konjuscheniiaja  i. 

Moscow— Kodak,  Ltd.,  Petrowka,  Dom  Micbncloti. 

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SAFE  KEEPING  OF  SECURITIES. 
SAFE  KEEPING  OF  SECURITIES. 

"  What  U'llh  .  .  .  Siifc  Dipositi  l/icir  is  no  imsoii  uliy  dicnls  iUoiiId  not  licet  Uieir 
cnvti  sccuritifi." — Daily  Mail,  May  c,th,  looo. 

THE  CHAf^CERY  LANE 

61-62/cHANCERYLANE.  SAFE  DEPOSIT 

PROVIDES  means  for  Absolute   Safety,   under  tlie  Depositor's  own  controF 
and  open  to  daily  inspection,  all   kinds  of  Securities,  Deeds,  Bonds, 
Plate,  Jewels,  Manuscripts,  and  valuables  of  every  description. 
SAFES  from  £1    Is.   per  annum. 
STRO.NG  ROO.MS  from  £5  5s.  per  annum 
DEPOSITS   FOR  S.A.FE   KEEl'IXG  from  5s. 

Proprietors  : 

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Visitors  are  invited  to  inspect  the  Safe  Deposit,  which  is  open  free  from  9  a.m.  to 
6  p.m.  Descriptive  Prospectus  and  full  particulars  may  be  obtained  from 
E.  ViN-CENT  Evans,  Manager  and  Secretary,  at  the  Company's  Ofhces  : 

63-64^  Chancery  Lane,   London,   W.C. 


THE     IL.0NI30M     ASSURANCE, 

Incorporated  by  Royal  Charter,  a  d.  1720. 
FOR    FlItK,   LIFE   AND  3IARISK  ASSURANCES. 

Head   Office— No.     7,     ROYAL    EXCHANGE,     LONDON, 

Governor — Howard  Gilliat,  Esq. 
Sud-GoMrimi-— Henrv  Goschen,  Esq.  Deputy-Governor -CHhRh^s  G.  Arbuthnot,  Esq. 

Directors. 
Otto  August  Benecke,  Esq.       Sir  Robert  Gillespie.  ,  Greville  H.  Palmer.  Esq. 

Charles  S.  S.  Guthrie,  Esq.        Selwyn  R.  Prvor,  Esq. 
George  W.  Henderson,  Esq.       George  Rolfes,  Esq 


Robert  Henry  Benson,  Esq. 
Ernest  Edward  Blake,  Esq. 
William  T.  Brand,  Esq. 
Arthur  Henry  Brandt,  Esq 
Colin  F.  Campbmll,  Esq. 
Alfred  Clayton  Cole,  Esq, 
John  Dennistoun,  Esq 


Col.  Leopold  R.  Seymour. 
George    William    Tallents, 

Esq. 
Lewis  A.  Wallace,  Esq. 
John  Young,  Esq. 


Louis  Huth,  Esq, 
Henry  J,  B,  Kendall.  Esq. 
Frederic  Lubuock,  Esq. 
Adm.   Sir   F,  L,   McClintock 

K.CB.,  F.R.S.  J ,  „^ 

Sfrii((i;-y— Charles'  A.  Denton,  Esq.  !7ii(if)-ji»-i(<>f— CharlesGeorge  Tells,  Esq 

Manager  of  the  Fire  and  Life  Departments— ]amzs  Clunes,  Esq.         .4<:(Karj'— George  Ki.NG.Esq, 

The  Corpnration  has  granted  Fire,  Life  and  Marine  Assurances  for  mor3  than  a  Hundred  and 
Seventy-five  years  ;  during  that  long  period  it  has  endeavoured  to  introduce  into  its  practice  all  the 
real  improvements  that  have  from  time  to  time  been  suggested,  and  to  attord  every  facility  tor  the 

transaction  oi  business.  . 

INCOitE,  1S99. 

LIFE  PREIVIIUMS £163  018      4       9 

FIRE  PREMIUMS 383  029      3       8 

MARINE   PREMIUMS .  234'o38       17    I 

INTEREST         Ijl'a,,       B       . 

OTHER  RECEIPTS  ."         ;]         ;.'  '  81      7      6 

£936,088      4~~~6 
EUNDS,  31st  December,  ISOO.  ' 

SHAREHOLDERS'  CAPITAL  PAID   UP  ,.  £448  273       0      tt 

GENERAL   RESERVE  FUND  333000      0       ft 

LIFE  ASSURANCE   FUNDS    ..  ..  2  ISO  471     17      R 

FIRE   FUND 684'65'7     17       2 

MARINE  FUND        ,,0333      g      t 

PROFIT  AND  LOSS  ..  ..  JITom       «       | 

PROVISION   FOR  ACCRUED  LIABILITIES  '.'.         '.'.         ['.         [',  118;299      a      g 

£3,978,36r~  r~3 
rrospecluses  and  Copies  of  the  Accounts  can  be  had  on  application.  ^~~^-^—~—^ 


By  Royal  Warrant 


To  Her  Majesty  the  Queen, 


BELLIS'S 

REAL  TURTLE  SOUP. 

A  warded  Gold  Medals  at  all  Exhibitions. 

These  articles  are  made  from  the   product  of   Real  live  Turtles, 
shipped  from  the  West  Indies  twice  a  month. 

Special  Terms  to  Army  Messes. 

In  Glass  Flacons,  7s.    Tins,  5s.  (Carriage  Free.) 
TURTLE  JELLY,  a  Speciality  for  Invalids,  2s.  Gd. 

FREE  (  Interesting  Booklet,  "TURTLE  AND  ITS 

ON  APPLICATION.      (  USES. ' 

Kept  at  all  leading  Stores,  Grocers,  and  Chemists. 


T.  K.  BELLIS,  15,  Bury  Street,  St.  Mary  Axe,  E.C. 


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Patent  New  Model 

PRISMATIC 
BINOCULAR 


GLASSES 


!AS  SUPPLIED  TO 


Officers  of  South  UTrican  Field  Force. 


"  The  Power  and  Field  of  a  Telescope 
in  the  Compass  of  an  Opera  Glass." 


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111,  New 


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EXTREME  PORTABILITY  AND  RIGIDITY. 

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Magnification.  -t      >^'    d. 

li  diameterB S    O    o 

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ALSO 

TELESCOPES,  COMPASSES,  &c. 

PRICE    LISTS    FREE. 

SS,    ILitd.,  Manufacturing    Opticians, 

CONTRACTORS  TO  H.M.  GOVERXMEXT, 

Bond  St.,  London,  W.,  and  31,  Cockspur  St.,  Charing  Cross,  S.W. 


WARD'S 


INVALID    CHAIR 


MANUFACTORY, 

246  &  247,  TOTTENHAM  COURT  ROAD,  LONDON, 

(Latu  ol  Leicester  Square) 

TO  THE  QUEEN  AND  ROYAL  FAMILY. 

PRICE  CATALOGUE  POST  FREE. 

ESTABLISHED  150  YEARS. 


^o-  l-l-  No.  2L!.  No.  19. 

S°-  m  "*  t!?f  **™Pl<'st  iiod  best  constructed  chair  for  carrying  invalids  up  or  down  stairs 
No.  Jlc.     Ihe  back  of  this  chair  is  made  to  recline  at  an  angle,  and  with  leg-rest  titled  an 
Invalid  may  he  at  full  length.  o  >cv»  u,u 

No.  19.    Ward's  Three-wheel  Victoria  Batli  Chair,  with  hood  and  glass  shutter. 

THE  LARGEST  STOCK  IN  THE  WORLD  FOR  SALE  OR  HIRE. 


No. 
No. 

No. 
No 


No.  11.  ^^o    jfl 

in'  WnJ.'^''*  tI^^^V  r?  R^'imbent  (;hair,  the  most  luxurious  and  perfect  chair 

1  W^rrt  •    «  1 7"  "  ^°,V'''''  Si"  ""O^t  P"f«t  e^'"  "iile  for  confln£ed  Inyahds 

Ir  Wn v^  ■    ,^,^'"-i:'™Pf;  1'"^;  Chalr.  may  be  used  with  ease  bv  a  cMd  oi  "iVht 

40.  Ward  s  liearting  Stand  lor  holding  a  book  over  chair,  couch  or  bed 


o.  1. 
made. 


POOLE&LORD, 

322,  OXFORD  STREET, 


Outfitters, 
Hosiers 


Nearly  opposite 
Bond  Street,  W. 


A  ISTTD 


Glouers. 


Sole  Inventors  of  the 

SANS-PLIS    SHIRT. 

'THE  SANS-PLIS  SHIRT  is  superior  to  any  other 
■*■  for  Indian  and  Colonial  wear.  Being  entirely 
free  from  gathers,  it  is  cooler,  much  stronger,  and  will 
bear  the  Indian  mode  of  washing  better  than  any 
other  Shirt  in  use. 

A  single  Shirt  or  other  article  made  to  measure,  and 
accurate  patterns  preserved  to  ensure  correctness  in 
the  execution  of  future  orders. 

Makers  of  Drawers  with   Flexible  Hip- 
Belt  Bands,  "BREECHES  CUT." 


S.  FISHER,  lie  188,  STRAND 


FISHER 
'  EIFFEL 


£5  5  0 

TO 

£100. 


Catalogues 
Free. 


FISHER'S 

KIT 

BAGS. 


30/- 

TO 

£6  0  0 


FISHER'S 
'  EIFFEL' 


A  GREAT 
SUCCESS 


OVERTOPS 
ALL  OTHERS 


FISHER'S 

KIT 

BAGS. 


30/- 

TO 

£6  0  0 


Catalogues 
Free. 


THE    "ON    SERVICE."  <^ 


A  Solid  Leather 
Stitched 

WRITING  CASE. 

The  strongest  and  most 
useful  case  made.' 

Prices  from  11/6  to  50/- 
Catalogues  Free. 


S.FISHER,  Ltd. 

188,  STRAND,  LOUDON. 


B.  SKINNER,  Bnsbane,Queensland. 

tm-     8  GOLD  MEDALS.        24  FIRST  PRIZES,     -mi 

As  supplied  for  fifteen  years  to  their  Excellencies  the  Governors  of  the  Colonies,  snd  Chief  Clubs 

Turtle  m&  SOUP. 

Half-Pint  Tin,  Post  Free,  2/3;  Pint,  3/6;  Retail  Price. 

G.  H.  ADAMS  &  CO.,  101,  Leadenhall  Street,  E.C., 

SOLE  AGENTS  AND  IMPORTERS  FOR  U.K. 


WHAT  IS  NORIVIAN  &  STACEY'S 
PLAN  OF  FURNISHING? 

T  T  IS  a  clever  scheme  (eiulorsetl  even  by 
Mr.  Laboiichere  of  Tntlh),  now  known 
.ind  adopted  in  all  parts  of  the  English- 
speakinji  world,  which  enables  vou  to  Fur- 
nish your  H.iuse  or  Flat  throughout,  from 
Drawing-room  to  Kitchen  (even  to  the 
extent  of  Linens,  Silver,  Cutlery,  Blinds,  &c.) 
out  of  income,  without  disturbing  vour 
capital  by  (instead  of  paying  Cash)  dividing 
the  whole  amount  into  6,  12,  24,  or  ^6  equal 
monthly  payments.  During  the  above- 
mentioned  period  you  can,  of  course,  at  any 
time  (should  you  wish  it)  pay  off  the  amount 
and  avail  yourself  of  the  cash  discount. 

NORIVTAN    &    STACEY    (Ltd.), 
118,  Queen  Victoria  Street,  E.G. 

All    Goods    marked    in    plain    figures.      Country    Orders    receive   special   attention. 

Free  delivery.       Inspection  solicited. 

A  beautiful  Catalogue  In  colours  Is  given  upon  personal  application 

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in 

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FROM 

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USED  IN   THE  WAR  OFFICE. 

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THOMAS   &    SONS' 

LAGED-KNEED  BREECHES 


Delightfully  Com- 
fortable, and 
Immovable  in 
Wear. 


Superior  to  all 
other  methods  of 
fastening  where  occasional  ex- 
pansion or  contraction  is  re- 
quired, as  the  necessary  adjust- 
ment can  be  instantly  made 
without  detriment  to  the  fit 
of  the  breeches. 


Particularly  suit- 
able for  Service  or 
Colonial  Wear  when 
breeches  have  fre- 
quently to  be  worn 
for  days  together. 


Patterns,  Price,  and 
/    Instructions  for  Self- 
'  /       measurement  'will  be 
sent  on  application. 


■r-r^. 


From  the  EARL  OF  ROSSLVN. 

•'  It  will  interest  you  to  know  that  I  have  never  had  a  better  pair  of  breech 
made  me  on  going  to  South  Africa."  (Signed)  RossLYX. 


THOMAS'  HUNTING  DIARY 

AOir  READY, 

P]?ice  3s«  6cl. 

Free  to  Customers^ 


in  ray  life  than  those  you 

y«/i'  5, 1900. 


THOMAS  &  SONS,  Hunting  Outfitters, 

32,    BROOK     STREET,    W. 

Telegraphic  Address:  '*  Sportingly,  London."       (Corner  of  Snut/t  Jlolton  Sfreet). 

DR.  J.  COLLIS    BROWNE'S 
CMl-ORODYNE. 

coxjGms, 

COJL.I3S, 

DR.  J.  COLLIS  BROWNE'S  CHLORO- 
DYNE.  —  Dr.  J.  C.  BROWNE  Hate 
Army  Medical  Staff)  DISCOVERED  a 
REMEDY,  to  denote  which  he  coined  the  word 
CHLORODYNE.  Dr.  BROWN  E  is  the  SOLE 
INVENTOR,  and,  as  the  composition  of  Ch'oro- 
dvne  cannot  possibly  be  discovered  by  Anal>sis 
(Organic  substances  defying  elimination),  and 
since  the  formula  has  never  been  published,  it 
is  evident  that  any  statement  to  the  effect  that 
a  coinpound    is  identical    with    Dr.   Browne's 

Chlorodyne  must  be  false. 

R.  J.  COLLIS  BROWNE'S  CHLORO- 
DYNE.—Vice-Chancellor  Sir  W.  PAGE 
WOOD  stated  publicly  in  Court  that  Dr.  J. 
COLLIS  BROWNE  was  UNDOUBTEDLY 
the  INVENTOR  of  CHLORODYNE,  that  the 
whole  story  of  the  defendant  Freeman  was  de- 
liberately untrue,  and  he  regretted  to  say  it  had 
been  sworn  to. — See  The  Times,  July  13th,  1864 

D 

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R.    J     COLLIS    BROWNE'S    CHLORO- 
DYNE is  the  TRUE  PALLIATIVE  in 

EURALGIA.  GOUT.  CANCER,  TOOTH- 
ACHE, RHEUMATISM. 


IS    THE    GRKAT    SPECIFIC    FOR 

CHOLERA,    DIARRHffiA,    DYSENTERY. 

GENERAL  BOARD  of  HEALTH,  London, 
REPORT  that  it  ACTS  as  a  CHARM,  one  dose 
generally  sufficient. 

Dr  GIBBON,  Aimy  Medical  Staff,  Calcutta, 
states-      "TWO      DOSES      COMPLETELY 

CURED   ME   OF   DIARRHCEA.'; 

J.    COLLIS    BROWNE'S    CHLORO- 
DYNE   is    a    liquid    medicine    which 
assuages  PAIN   of   EVERY    KIND,  affords  a 
calm,    .efresbins    sleep    WITHOUT    HEAD- 
ACHE,   and     INVIGORATES     the    nervous 

system  when  exhausted. 

R,    J.    COLLIS    BROWNE'S    CHLORO- 
DYNE  rapidly  cuts  short  all  attacks  of 
l_rP!LEPS\,   SPASMS,  COLIC,  PALPITA- 

iL    TION,    HYSTERL'V. 

fMPORTANT  CAUTION.— The  IMMENSE 
i  SALE  of  this  REMEDY  has  given  rise  to 
many  UNSCRUPULOUS  IMITATIONS.  Be 
careful  to  observe  Trade  Mark.  Of  all  Chemists, 
IS.  ihi.,  25.  gd.  and  4s.  6d. 


;«  Mantifactunr—xi.  T.  DAVENPORT,  33,  Great  Russell  Street,  W.C. 


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MUTTONS  CHICKEN BHOTHSr 


TURTLE  500?  &  JELLY,  CALFS"  F00rl.\  C^V^'^^i* 
JELLY,  MEAT  L02&NGES  &C, 


SAVOURY  IVIEAT 
LOZENGES. 

Sustaining  and  Invigorating. 

IN  METAL  BOXES  FOR  THE    POCKET. 

Price  /  lid.,  1/3  and  2/5. 

BEEF  m 

TABULES. ,,.. 

For  Instantly  making  a  cup  of        '  ^^ 
Savoury  and  Nutritious  Beef  Tea. 

In   Boxes  of  12  Tabules,  Price  2,3. 


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RELISH  .con  ALL  ifc.S^o^fo' 
K1ND3  OF  SOUPS^NEATS, XV^i?J^i 
FISH,ENTREEc 


CARRERAS' 

CELEBRATED 

Smoking  Mixtures. 


remittance  must  accompany  all  orders. 

The  CRAVEN  (Mild). 


"MY  LRDY  NICOTINE."— "Pettigrew  will  be 

welcomed  if  he  conies,  but  he  is  a  married  man. 
and  we  seldom  see  him  nowadays.  Others  will  be 
regarded  as  intruders.  If  they  are  smoking 
common  tobaccos,  tliev  must  either  be  allowed  to 
try  ours  or  be  requested  to  withdraw.  One  need 
only  put  his  head  in  at  my  door  to  realise  that 
tobaccos  are  of  two  kinds,  the  Arcadia  and  others. 
No  one  who  smokes  the  Arcadia  would  ever 
attempt  to  describe  its  delights,  for  his  pipe  would 
be  certain  to  go  out.  When  he  was  at  school.  Jimmy 
Moggridgc  smoked  a  cane-chair,  and  he  has  since 
said  that  from  cane  to  ordinary  mixtures  was  not 
so  noticeable  as  the  change  from  ordinary  mixtures 
to  the  Arcadia.  I  ask  no  one  to  believe  this,  for 
the  confirmed  smoker  in  Arcadia  detests  arguing 
with  anybody  about  anything.  Were  I  anxious 
to  prove'jimmys  statement  I  would  merely  give 
you  the  only  address  at  which  the  Arcadia  is  to 
be  had.  But  that  I  will  not  do.  It  would  be  as 
rash  as  proposing  a  man  with  whom  I  am  un- 
acquainted for  my  Club.  You  may  not  be  worthy 
to  smoke  the  Arcadia  Mixture." 

Dr.  J.  M.  B.\URIE  says :  "  What  I  call  the 
'Arcadia'  in  My  Lady  Nicotini  is  the  Craven 
Mixture,  and  no  other." 


Invented  by  the  Ird  Earl  of  Craven 


i-lb.  Tin  . 
i-lb.  Tin  . 


9/4 
4/9 


J-lb.  Tin  . 


Post  Free. 


2/6 


GUARDS  (Full). 

Invented  by  J.  J.  Carreras. 


I-lh.  Tin  . 
»-lb.Tin  . 


1010 
5  6 


I  J-lb.  Tin 


Post  Free. 


2/11 


HAN  KEYS  (Medium). 

Invented  by  Major-General  Hankey. 


1110 
6- 


I  J-lb.  Tin 


72 
3  8 


Post  Free. 


J-lb.  Tin 

Post  Free. 


3/2 


i-lb.  Tin 
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^..^•(rS"5X^^.      WITH    AN  INDEX.  ••iai-^-*H> 

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BY   THE   LATE 

LIEUTENANT     GENERAL     H.    G.    HART. 

EUlTi:U   BY   HIS  SON. 

LONDON: 
JOHN     M  U  E  E  A  Y,     ALBEMARLE     S  T  E  E  E  T. 

1901- 


EXPLANATIONS. 


K.G.  Knight  of  the  Order  of  the  Garter. 
K.T.   Knight  of  the  Order  of  the  Thistle. 
K.P.   Knight  of  the  Order  of  St.  Patrick. 
G.M.B.    Grand  Mailer  of  the  Order  of  the  Bath. 
G.O.B.    Knight  Oraiui  Cross  of  the  Order  of  the  Bath. 
K.C.B.    Knight  Commander  of  the  Order  of  the  Bath. 
C.B.     Companion  of  the  Order  of  the  Bath. 
G.O.S.I.     Knight  Brand  Commander  of  the  Order  of  the 

Star  of  India. 
K.C.S.I.    Knight  Commander  of  the  Star  of  India. 

C.S.I.     Companion  of  the  Star  of  India. 
G.C.M.G.    Knight  Orand   Cross  of  the   Order  of   St. 

Michael  and  St.  George. 
K.C.M.G.    Knight  Commander  o[  ditto  ditto 

C.M.G.     Companion  oS  ditto  ditto 


G.C.I.K. 
K.C.I.E. 
CLE. 
G.C.V.O. 
K.C.V.O. 

C.V.O. 

M.V.O. 

D.S.O. 

G.C.H. 

K.C.H. 

K.H. 

K.C. 

K.-i.H.G 


Grand  Commander  of  the  Indian  Empire. 
Enight  Commander        ditto  ditto 

Companion  ditto  ditto 

Kiught  Orand  Cross  of  the  Victorian  Order, 
Xxighl  Commander       ditto  ditto 

Companion  ditto  ditto 

Member  ditto  ditto 

Companion  of   the  Order    of   Distinguished 

Service. 
Knight  Grand  Cross  oT  the  Royal  Hanoverian 

Guelphic  Order. 
Knight  Commander  of  ditto  ditto 

Knight  of  ditto  ditto 

Knight  of  the  Crescent. 
M.    Kaiser-i-Hind  Gold  Medal. 


yyac  victoria  Cross. 

[R]   Reward  for  Distinguished  or  Meritorious  Services 

i  he  Figures  prefixed  to  the  N.imcs  denote  the  Battalions  to  which  the  Officers  are  actually  attached 

•^Collt'e"""'''""'''""'"'"'"*^'^''^''^^''"^'™'^  ^  <=<'^™^="«  from'^LrsrotDi'partmentKoyal  Military 
Vhl  'fAf  "''•''■■'■■  ^^^  P''"=S;'  '"{'"'''  'l^e  Names  of  Officers  who  have  passed  the  Staff  Collec-e 
The  'llfL''\\V^'"""^  "^''^ '  '"  °;?""  °f  O"''^''^  employed  on  the  Z™«1  Service     ^  ■ 

The  Tp,1CT  p  iV   ""^f  °\  F"-"  f  Commission  denotes  Temporary  Rank  only. 
The  Letter  ^before  the  date  indicates  that  the  Commission  v^Aspurchated 
v.D.  signifies  Volunteer  Officers'  Decorations  purcnatea. 


In  the  Medical  Departments,— 
^^ signifies  Bachelor  of  Arts. 


BCh.^BS 

BSc 

SFM. 

S'SCS , 

FECS.Ed.  „ 
FSCSl....  ,, 
LA.a.Bub.       „ 

ZCh.i-U.Dub.,, 

LFPS.Glas.    „ 


Bachelor  of  Surgery. 

Bachelor  of  Science. 

Diploma  in  Public  Health. 

Fellow  of  the    Royal  College  of 
Surgeons  of  England. 

Ditto  of  Edinburgh. 

Ditto  of  Ireland. 

Licentiate  of  Apothecaries'  Hall. 
Dublin. 

Licentiate  of  Surgery  and  Medi- 
cine, Dublin. 

Licentiate  of  the  Faculty  of  Phy- 
sicians   and    Surgeons,    Glas- 
gow. 
Licentiate  of  the  Royal  College  of 

Physicians  of  London. 
Ditto  of  Edinburgh. 
Licentiate  of    the   Royal  College 

of  Physicians  in  Ireland. 
Licentiate  of  the  Royal  College  of 
Surgeons  of  Edinburgh. 

In  the  Militia  and  Yeomanry  Cavalry,— 

(//)  signifies  qualified  for  'appointment  as  Instructor 

of  Musketry. 
(I)  signifies  qualified  for  appointment  as  Instructor 

of  Artillery. 
(S)    obtained    Certificate    as    Instructor   in    Army 

Signalling. 
[T]  obtained    Special   Mention  in  Examination    in 

Tactics  laid  down  for  Captains  in  the  Army  before 

I  Jan.  go. 
( P)  passed  full  course  in  Submarine  Mining. 
(A)  passed  prescribed  examination  in  Artillery, 
p.  Certificate  of  Proficiency,  or  otherwise  qualified 
as  Proficient  for  higher  rank. 


ZSCP..,. 

LSCP.Ed. 
LRCPI. 

LRCS.Sd. 


i  Licentiate  of  the  Royal  College  of 

Surgeons  of  Ireland. 
Licentiate     of     the     Society     ol 

Apothecaries  in  London. 
Master  of  Arts. 
Bachelor  of  Medicine. 
Master  of  Surgery. 
Doctor  of  Medicine. 
Member  of  the  Royal  College  of 

Physicians  of  London. 
Ditto  of  Edinburgh. 
Member  of  the  Royal  College  of 

Physicians  in  Ireland. 
Member  of  the  Royal  College  ol 

Surgeons  of  England. 
Alexander  Gold  Medal  (triennial) 
Parkes  ditto  ditto. 

Herbert  Prize  at  Netley. 
Montefiore    Prize   and    Modal  at 

Netley. 
Martin  Gold  Medal  at  Netloy. 
Parkes  Bronze  Medal  .at  Netley. 

(p.)  Subaltern's  Certificate  of  Proficiency 

p.  Certificate  of  Proficiency,  or  otherwise  qualified  as 

Proficient. 
p.s.  passed  School  of  Instruction 
p.s.  passed  School  of  Instruction  for  higher  rank 
[p.s.)  School  Certificate  for  Yeomanry  Subalterns 
L^J  passed  the  examination  in  Tactics  laid  down  for 

Captains  in  the  Army. 
(T)  obtained  Special  Mention  at  examination  in  Tac- 
tics laid  down  for  Lieutenants  in  thj  Army  before 
I  Jan.  go. 
(t)  passed  the  examination  in  Tactics  laid  down  for 
I-.ieutenants  in  the  Army. 


iJeCS7....8igniae 

LSA 

MA 

MB 

MCh. 

MD 

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TABLE     OF     CONTENTS 

IN  OBDEB  OF  ABBANGEMENT. 


The  Queen   ■ 

Private  Secretary  to  the  Queen...  i 

Aides  de  Camp  to  the  Queen i 

War  Office    2 

Staff  of  the  Army  2 

Field  Marshals  4 

Generals  on  the  Active  List 4 

Colonels,  ditto  ifi 

Lieutenant  Colonels,  ditto    40 

Majors,  ditto  52 

Staff  at  Home 97 

StaffAhroad   100 

Regimental  District  Staff 109 

MiLiTAET  Establishments  : — 
Educational  EstablinhmenU. 

R,  Military  College,  Sandhurst  1 1 3 

R.Military  Academy  .Woolwich  113 

StaffCollege  113 

School  of  Gunnery   113 

Ordnance  College 114 

School  of  Military  Engineer- 
ing, Chatham i»4 

School  of  Musketry,  Hythe  .. .  114 

School  of  Signalling  114 

Balloon  Factory  114 

Medical  School,  Netley  114 

Royal  Military  School  of  Music, 

Kneller  Hall 114 

Duke  of  York's  R.  Mil.  School  1 1 5 

R.  Hibernian  Military  School  115 

Army  Schools 115 

Ordnance  Factories. 

Arsenal,  Woolwich  115 


P.iGE 

Small  Arms  Factory,  Endeld..    115 
Small    Arms     Factory,    Bir- 
mingham      ^^5 

Gunpowder     Factory,     Walt- 
ham  Abbe.y ^^5 

Army  Clothing  Department ..     iis 
Brennan  Torpedo  Factory  ...    115 

Committees ^^" 

Miscellouemts  Etttahlishment^. 

Late  Cavalry  Depot    117 

Remount  Establishment  117 

Royal  Hospitals— Chelsea,Kil- 

mainham ^^9 

Pay  Office... "9 

JudgeAdvocateGeneral'sOffice    119 

Prisons ^^9 

Officers  who  havereceivedOertifi- 
catesat  the  Senior  Department 
of  the  Royal  Military  College      1 19 
Officers   who   have  passed  the 

StaffCoUege   ii9« 

Gentlemen  at  Arms 130 

Yeomen  of  the  Guard 132 

Cavalry '33 

Artillery    io4 

Engineers 204 

Infantry... ^'9 

Army  Service  Corps    360 

Army  Ordnance  Department ...    369 

Inspection  Staff 37° 

Army  Pay  Department   37' 

Army  Medical  Service 377 

Army  Veterinary  Department ...    395 


Army  Chaplains'  Department ...    396 

Marines • 397 

Indian  Army   403 

Reserve  of  Officers 533 

Indian  Army  Reserve 577 

General  Officers  retired  under 

Royal  Warrant  57* 

Unemployed  Supernumerary  List  588 
Officers  Retired  on  Full  Pay  or 

on  a  Pension  599 

Officers  (other  than  General  and 
Field  Officers)  on  Retired  Pay    691 

Officers  on  Half  Pay    7<>7 

General  and  Field  OfBcers  Re- 
tired by  Sale,  Commutation, 
with  a  Gratuity,  or  b.v  Sur- 
render of  Half  Pay 744 

Military  Knights  of  Windsor  ...    772 

Military  Decorations  776 

Officers  receiving  Rewards  for 

Distinguished  Services   7841; 

Victoria  Cross    785« 

Civil  Decorations 786 

Pay  Tables 789 

Retirements,  &o 79' 

Deaths 793 

Index— Active  List 800 

Retired  List 848 


Hon.  Art.  Company  of  London  853 

Militia    S53 

Yeomanry  Cavalry  9°4 

Field  Officers  Retired  from  the 

Militia and.YeomanryCavalry  922 


TABLE  OF  CONTENTS,   IN  ALPBABETIGAL  OBDEB. 
N.B.-By  means  of  this  Table,  Regiments  can  be  found  in  this  book  by  their  new  tittea. 


Academy,  Royal  Military  

Active  List 

Aden  Troop 

Adjutants  on  Retired  Pay 

Africa,  Staff  in 

African  Commissariat,  Ret.  Pay 

Aides  de  Camp  to  the  Qacen 

Aldemey  and  Guernsey  Staff  ... 

Aldersbot  District  Staff 

Antigua  &  Leeward  Islands  Staff 
Argyll  and  Suth.  Highlanders... 
Army  Hospital  Corps,  Half  Pay 

Ordnance  Department ... 

Pay  Department  

-  Retired  or  Half  Pay 


-  Schools , , 


-  Half  Pay  . 


■  Service  Corps 


Arsenal,  Woolwich 
Artilleiy  District  Officers  . 

Malta  

Militia 

-  Royal 


by  Batteries  and  Com- 
panies  

■ Officers  Retired 

on  Annuities    

■  Royal  Marine 


PAGE 

4 

505 
695 
102 
705 


97 
1086 
350 
727 
368 
371 
705 
115 
740 
363 
115 
186 
192 
853 
163 


187 


Australasian      Commonwealth, 

Staff  in 

Bahamas,  Staff  in 

Balloon  Factory 

Barbadoes,  Staff  in  

Bath,  Order  of  the 

Bedfordshire  Regiment 

Belfast,  Staff  at 

Bengal  Cavalry 

General  List  . . . 

Ecclesiastical  Dept.... 

Infantry  

-  General  List 


■  Medical  Department 


743 
397 


114 
[086 
776 
25' 
100 
472 
403 

r,30 

477 
403 

5'5 


PAGE 

Bengal  Mountain  Batteries  477 

Sappers  and  Miners    ...    477 

Staff  in '04» 


Berkshire  Regiment 3'" 

Bermuda.  Staff  in 'o36 

Bhopaul  Battalion S'4<» 

BirminghamSmallArmsFactory  115 

Black  Watch   299 

Bombay  Artillery  (Native) 5°3 

Cavalry 503 

Ecclesiastical  Dept 532 

— -Infantry  505 

General  List..  403 

Bombay  Medical  Department...  527 

Sappers  and  Miners  ...  505 

Staff  in    'OS 

Border  Regiment 286 

Brennan Toroedr,  Factory    iis 

Buffs,  The  (East  Kent  Regiment)   229 

Caioos  Island,  Staff  in 1086 

Cambridge's    (Duke    of)    Own 

Middlesex  Regiment    319 

Cameron  Highlanders 342 

Cameronians 269 

Canada,  Staff  in 'o8a 

Canadians,    Royal    (Prince    of 

Wales' Leinster  Regiment)    ...  352 

Canterbury,    Cavalry  Depot  at  117 

Captains  on  Retired  Pay    692 

HalfPay  707 


Carabiniers '4o 

Carriage  Factory,  Woolwich 115 

Cavalry  Brigades  117 

Depot,  Canterbury  117 

Regiments  of 132 

Central  Africa  Regiment  362 

India  Horse 5'4 

Ceylon,  Staff  in  107 

Channel  Islands  Militia 38o 

Chaplains' Department  396 

Hail  Pay  740 

Chaplains  (Hon.)  to  the  Queen.  1 


PAGE 

Chatham,  Staff  at 99 

Chelsea,  Royal  Hospital "9 

.  Military  School  115 

Cheshire  Regiment  261 

Chester,  Staff  at  98 

China,  &c..  Staff  in  107 

China  Field  Force    '07 

Chinese  Regiment    3^2(1 

City  of  London  Imperial  Vols...  9'5 

— '■ Regiment 235 

Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry .  786 

Clothing  Factory  "5 

Coast  BattaUon  216 

Colchester,  Staff  at  97 

College,  Royal  MiUtary  113 

Staff  "3 

Colonels  on  the  Active  List  16 

Retired  on  Full  or  Re- 
tired Pay  or  Pension    610 

Colonels  Retired  by  Sale,  .&0.    ..  744 
Commissariat  and  Tr.^nspo^t  De- 
partment, Half  Pay 7'3 

Commissariat    and     Transport 

Staff.  Retired  or  Half  Pay   ...  704 

Commissariat  Dept.  Half  Pay...  7" 

Committees "^ 

Commutation,  &c..  Officers  Re- 
tired by 744 

Connaught  Rangers 348 

Control  Department,  HalfPay  713 

Cork,  Staff  at 'oo 

Comets,  &c.,  on  Retired  Pay    ...  «95 

Cornwall's  (Duke  of)  Lt.  Inf.    ...  282 

Curragh,  Staff  at  the  loi 

Cyprus,  Stoff  in 104 

Deaths  during  the  year  igoo 793 

Decorations,  Civil 786 

Decorations,  Military 776 

Deolee  Irregular  Force  ..  ii4<« 

!  Depot  and    Training     School, 

I      Aldershot 3«7 

I  Derbyshire  Regiment 30s 


IV 


Devonport,  Staff  at 
Devonshire  Reprimeiit ,  . 
Distinfiaished  Service  Order 
Datnct  Officers  (  R.  Artillery) 
UorseLshire  Regiment 


Table  of  Contents. 


PAGE 

99 
■      =42 

7S41 
-.      i8s 


Dover,  Steflar""""^::: 'it 

Dragoon  Guaras , . .  ,  ,  , 
Dragoons,  Hu8sars,&  Lancerai42-i62 

Dublin  Fusiliers  ..  ,j, 

— Staff  at  ^^J 

Durham  Lieht  Infantry  "  „, 

East  Kent  Regiment   ..;....■;...■.'.■  f|' 

Lancashire  Regiment  277 

fjurrey  Regiment    j,, 

-       Yorkshire  Regiment  '  ,' 

Kastern  District  Staff 
Ecclesiastical  Dept.  Bengal'    ''' 
'^~~~~  Bombay 

^^^|^~  Madras   . 

13...  ,         7  Rangoon 

Einbnrgh'a  (Duke  of;  Wiltshire 
Kegiment    . 

Edinburgh.  Staff  at... 08 

Kducational  Establishments ,„ 

feP';  gteffof  the  Force  in ,03' 

Enfield  Small  Arms  Factory  °,\ 

Engmeera,  Militia  lli 

— Royal ;;::; m 

Ejnemes  to  the  Queen  '        , 

iSrR™eiiS'"^°"'=  •■•■■-  ='^- 

|^an,,^ands:staiin;:;:::;::,|| 

hy  Batteries X 

Mai-shals  ^ 


PAfil: 

■47 
271 
370 


49 
9r 
530 
53« 
531 
532 


Inniskilling  Dragions   

Fusiliers 

fnsnection  Staff 

Inspection  of  Ord.  Machinery"      3,0 

Ireland,  Staff  in  ''        f^ 

Irish  Fusiliers   '     ,,(; 

Regiment „. 

Rifles '. ,J; 

Jamaica.  Staff  in...       .     -HI 

Jersey  District  Staff ,01 

Judge  Adyocate  General's  Office    1 19 

Kent  (East)  Regiment  220 

(West)  Regiment  

Kilmainham,  Royal  Hospital 


313 


Military  Establishments  „  I 

Knights  of  Windsor...  77: 

Mouuled  Police  362 

—  Prisons    ,,q. 

7777- — Stoi;e  Dept.  Half  Pay,;.'  ,,3 

Mihtia  Artillery  j" 

Channel  Islands,"'.'.!.."  88a' 

Engineers  .  g-n 

FieklOfflcersRetiredfrom  9" 

Infantry gg, 

Ro.yal  Malta ■>■>- 

Miscellaneous  Establishments 
Munster  Fusiliers 


Qanison  Artillei-y 


156    Naval  Ordnance  'Department 
237    Netley  Medical  School 
=  44     "      " 
231 

267 

Own  Yorkshire  Lt.Inf.       315 

Ro.yal  Irish  Hu8.sar3    ...     149 

Royal  Rifle  Corps   32, 

— Shropshire  Light  Inf....     317 

Kneller  Hall,  School  of  Music  .     114 

Laboratory,  Royal   „, 

Labuan,  Staff  in  "      ,08 

Lagos,  Stalfin ,02 

Lancashire  (East)  Regiment  "!     277 

Fusiliers 257 

(Loyal  NorthlRegt.    307 

;:       ■ (South)  Regiment..    205 

Lancaster  Regiment     .  231 

Lancers, Dragoons*  Hussars  14^-162 
Leeward  Islands,  Staff  in....         io84 


4th  Hussars  15c 

15th  Hussars ." 

Liverpool  Regiment    ... 

Own  Hussars 

Own  Lancaster  Regt... 

-  Own  Scottisa  Borderers 


•«,i  r.  "^ ^y  Divisirms 

and  Companies  „ 

Garter,  Knights  of  the':: 41 

Oeneru\  OfBcera  on  Active'Li'st  4 

ZZ^TT — -Retired  List  578 

^-— — —  Retu-ed  on  Full  or 

Retired  Pay  or  Pension  „„ 

r— — Retired  by  Sale,  4c  VZ 

Gentlemen  at  Arms  I** 

Gibraltar,  Staff  at     ^^ 

Oloncestcrshire  Regiment IV, 

Gold  Coast  Colony,  Staffin '" 

^i^^Pp"  "-"P''  "f'  Staff  ir     ■  o^ 
Gordon  U,gf,a"nderV  :.!'  '''~'°-  «,*? 

KeW°cSB';S3°'   «— ■-d  "' 

Gnards  ...                4 

GttsrMey  and ' AWe'r.iev  Staff    '  ?o? 

Gmaoa,  British,  Si..:i;  i,,             "  'tl 
Guides,  Corps  of                             '°^* 

OanFactory       '•92 

Gmmery,  School  of ll' 

G»p.wder  FacWalthamAbbey  .^ 
707 


175     Leicester.shire  Regiment  ::::::::     2=2 


n6 
353 
"4 
"4 
loi 
402 

Newfoundland.  Staff  in:  :  ,c84 

New  Guinea,  Staff  in  '  "  ,08a 

New  South  Wales,  Staffin    ,08 

New  Zealand,  Staff  in  .         '   "  joSa 
Nigeria,  Staff  in  ,„, 

Norfolk  Regiment , ,.::.:::::: „„ 

Northamptonshire  Regiment 
North  Eastern  District  Staff 

Lancashire  Regiment 

Staffordshire  Regiment 

—  Western  District  Staff 


239 
308 


307 
329 

Northumberland  Fusiliers""  232 

Ordersof  the  Garter,  &c.  '"    ,,6 

Ordnance  College  ...  " 

Factories 


Half  Pay  . 


~ ,  Officers    Retired  "by 

Surrender  of  ' 

Hampshire  Regiment'::::::::: lit 

Mead  Quarters  Star  ' 

5!^^"'P,'"""''"'5'  School :::    „l 

Highland  Light  Infantry...  "'? 

Home  District  Staff  "J 

Hondnraa,  Staffin  ..::': ,J? 

Hong  Kong,  Ac,  Staffin':::::'"     107 
■^~ Regiment ,52 

Ho;ie^'r-.i^°r/^°^°f^-'i»  «53 

_     ~; — by  Brigades 187 

—-— Gnards— StaffoftheArmy        2 

District  Staff...  '.  07 

~ : Blue 1^1 

Hospital,  Chelsea Ij*  I 

— Kilmainham .'.:.: ,,q  ' 

hSS'"".^!^??*'"*  Dragoons  i'42-i62 
Hyderabad  Contingent  s„ 

Hythe  School  of  Slusketi'v l^l 

Imperial  Yeomanry "  897 

Index  to  the  Active  List 800 

—-— to  the  Retired  List g-s 

Indian  Army .^2 

Reserve  of  Officers  =;77 

Empire,  Order  of  the  ...  7S4 

• Local  Forces  .0, 

■  Medical  Service 515  5,., 


Leinster  Regiment  ...  ,^.^ 

Lieutenant  Colonels    '  40 

Lieutenant  Colonels  Retired  on 

Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  Pension  622 
Lieutenant  Colonels  Retired  by 

Sale.  &c •' 

Lieutenant  Generals  I 

~~Z~      r Retired  on 

.Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  Pension  599 

Lieutenants  on  Retired  Pay  695 

lI^^;;^;-..^.''"'''^.^,.:;; if^ 

Lincolnshire  Regiment              '  241 

Liverpool  Regiment     ,„ 

Lecal  Indian  Forces  .q, 
London,   Honourable  Artiiler'v 

Company  of   j,, 

Lothian  Regiment.  ..       jj, 

Louise's  (Princess)   Sutherland 

and  Arg.yll  Highlanders  3,0 

Loyal  North  Lancashire  Regt.  307 

Lnmsden's  tColonel)  Corps  9,' 


_  115 

Department  ...  ,6n 

Ditto,  Retired  or  Half  Pay  70?  711 

0.\fordshire  Light  Infantry  301 

Pay  Department  '         '    :., 

-— —  Retired  or  Half  Pay    706 

Office   •'     '  „ 

Pay  Tables ,;' 

Paymasters  on  Half  Pay  

Pension,  Officers  Retired  on" 
Physicians   (Honorary)   to  th 

Queen    ^ 

Poena  Horse  :  :: „ 

Portsmouth,  Staff  at  .:'.".".'      qg 

Prince  Albert's  Own  Hussars.:: 
— — ~: (Somersetshire 

Light  Infantry) 

Prince  Conaort'sOwn  RifleBiig: 
Prince  of  SValos's  Dragoon  Gds, 

LeinsterRegt, 

North       -     - 


709 
599 


fordshire  Regiment . 
—■ Own 

Hussars   


Staf- 


Madras  Cavalry 


General  List 


495 
403 
53' 
496 
403 
524 
496 


Ecclesiastical  Dept. 

■  Infantry 

■  Infantry,  General  List 

Medical  Department 

Sappers  and  Miners 

Staffin ■     ,„, 

Major  Generals '-".'.'.'.'.'..       5 

Retired  on  Fuii 

or  Retired  Pay  or  Pension  qoo 

Major  Generals  Ret.  by  Sale,  &c.    744 

— Retired     on     "Fuii  "or      ^* 

Retired  Pay  or  Pension  6,. 

~- Retired  by  Sale,  ic       '    ,;« 

Malta  Artillery  ... "■■    J^^ 

Militia Qof 

Staff  at    .....: Jf' 

Malwah  Bheel  Corps    t.. 

Manchester  Regiment...     „, 

Mariuos    

M.auiilijs,  Stairin 

Medieal  Corps,  Royal  A:rmy 

Service,  Army 

■ Service,  Bengal 


Royal 

Yorkshire  Regiment  

■ RoyalLancera 

Volunteers  (S. 


152 

24.5 
356 
■37 
352 

329 


247 
153 


Lancashire  Regiment) 
Princess  Charlotte  of  Wales' 
Dragoon  Guards  


-  Berk- 


139 


shire  Regiment 

Princess  Louise's  Argyil  and 

Sutherland  Highlanders  3-0 

Princess  of  Wales's  Own   igtii 

Hussars  


—     York- 


■59 

256 
141 
346 
'■7 


3'7 

Bombay 527 

-— Half  or  Retired  Pay  720 

Service,  Madras  ...  ,2, 

Reserve  of  Officers  ,-, 

School,  Netley                "  ',, 

Staff,  Army   ...  :...  ""    "  3,",^ 

Mcwara  Battalion 


shire  Regiment 

Princess  Royal's  DragoonGds: 

r- Victoria's  R.  Irish  Fus 

Prisons,  Military 

Provisional  BattalionV  ...V ig., 

Punjab  Cavalry  ^' 

Frontier  Force        49, 

■ —  Infantry ;     ?J 

Staff  in  the i^^^ 

Purchase  Commission    ...  jiy 

Purv6.)'ors'  Department   ("late) 
—J  J      Ofllcerson  HalfPay  of  7-3 

377  I  Quarter  Masters  onRetirad  Pay    697 


327 
397 


i».^t4?^enta'„..;::..':.'.';  ^-I^^'^— -,,,„,,,  g 


on  HalfPay  ,„ 

Queen,  The .''  '  , 

Queen'a  Baya 136 

Own   Cameron   High- 

lanlers ., 

Own  4th  Hussars    .::.::  147 

■  Own  7th  Hussars i,g 

Own  Royal  West  Kent 

Regiment , 

■6th  Lancers .*.::  j~j 

Royal  Lancers  ..  i^o 

Royal     West     Surrey 

Regiment    ^ 


PAGE 

Queensland.  Staff  iu loUa 

Rangoon  Eccles.  Establishment  532 

Regimental  District  Staff 109 

Remount  Establislimeut  H7 

Reserve  (Royiil)  Regiments 849 

Reserve  of  Officers  533 

'  . —  Indian  Army    577 

'  . Medical  Officers  717 

Retired  List  of  General  Officers  578 
Retirements,  &c.,  during  1900...  791 
Rewards  for  Distinguished  Ser- 
vices, Officers  receiving 784^ 

Riding  Masters  on  Halt' Pa j  ...  7" 

Retired  Pay...  696 

Ride  Brigade 35^ 

Depot Ill 

Ross-shire  Buffs   33^ 

Royal  Army  Medical  Corps 577 

— '■ — Canadians 352 

Dragoons   142 

Fusiliers 235 

flighlanders(Black\Vatch)  299 

■  Irish  Dragoon  Guards  ...  138 

Irish  Lancers 146 

■ Mil.  Academy.  Woolwich  1 13 

-College,  Sandhurst...  113 

Officers  who 

have    Certificates    from    the 

Senior  Department 119 

Royal  Military  School,  Chelsea  115 

Scots  (Lothian  Regiment)  225 

St.  Helena,  Staff  in io2(i 

St.  Michael  &  St.  George,  Order 

of. 782 

St.  Patrick,  Knights  of 776 

Sale,  &c..  Officers  Retired  by  ...  744 

Sandhurst,  R.  Military  College  113 

StaffCoUege  T13 

Schcal  of  Gunnery  113 

Military  Engineering  114 

School  of  Music,  Kneller  Hall  114 

Musketry  at  Hythe  -.  1:4 

Signalling  114 

School,  Royal  Httjernian  Military'  115 

Schetle,  Army  115 

Half  Pay 740 

Scots  Fusiliers 259 

Scots  Greys 143 

Scottish  Borderers,  King's  Own  267 

District  Staff 98 

Rifles    269 

Seaforth  Highlanders 336 

Second     Lieutenants    on     Half 

Pay 709 


Tivble  of  Contents. 

PAGE 

Senior  Department,  R.  M.  Col- 
lege. Officers  who  have  re- 
ceived Certificates  from  119 

Sej'chelles  Islands,  Staff  in 103 

Sherwood  Foresters(Der  jyshire 

Regiment )    305 

Shropshire  Lighi  Infantry  317 

Sisualling,  School  of..  114 

Sikh  Infantry 493 

Small  Arms  Factory,  Enfield  ...     115 

Birmingham  115 

Somersetshire  Light  Infantry...     245 

South  Africa.  Forces  in     362 

Australia.  Staff  in  ..  io8a 

Eastern  District  Staff 99 

Lancashire  Resriment    ...     295 

Staffordshire  Regiment       292 

.  Wales  Borderers  265 

Southern  District  Staff  99 

Staff  Abroad 100 

■  at  Home 97 

-College 113 

College,  Officers  passed  119/ 

Corps    405 

of  the  Army 2 

Regimental  District  109 

Staffordshire  (Nor(h)  Regiment  329 
Staffordshire  (South)  Regiment,    202 

Star  of  India,  Order  of  the  782 

Straits  Settlements,  Staffin 108 

Strath  zona's  (Lord)  Corps. 9C3 

Suffolk  Regiment 243 

Supernumerary  List,  Ind.  S.  C.  447 
Surgeous(HonoraryHotheQueen  t 
Surrender  of    Half    Pay,   &c., 

Officers  Retired  by  744 

Surrey  (East)  Regiment 279 

^  (West)  Regiment  227 

Sussex  Regiment 288 

Sutherland  Highlanders   350 

Tasmania,  Staff  in  108a 

Thames  District  Staff 99 

Thisile,  Knights  of  the 776 

Tobago,  tetaif  in  1086 

Torpedo  Factory  ...  115 

Tower  of  London 119 

Trinidad,  Staff  in loSi 

Turks  S.  CaicoH  Islands,  Staffin    1086 

Uganda,  Staff  in  103 

Unattached  List ..    404 

Unemployed      Supernumerary 

List, 588 

Veterinarv  Department 395 

HalfPay  741 


V 

P.A.GE 

Victoria  Cross,  Officers  who  have 

receive<l  the 785a 

Victoria.    Staff   in 108 

Victoria's  (Princess)  Irish  Fus.  346 

Victorian  (Royal)  Order   784 

Wales's  (PrinceoOLeinsterRegt.  352 
Wale.s's  (Prince  of)  North  Staf- 
fordshire Regiment ..  32  j 

Wales's   (Prince  oO  Own  West 

Yorkshire  Regiment  247 

Wales's   (Prince  of)  Volunteers 

(South  Lanca-^hire  Regiment)  295 
Wales's  ( Princess  Charlotte  of) 

Berkshire  Regiment    310 

Wales'y  (Prmcessof)  Own  York- 
shire Regiment 256 

Waltham    Abbey,     Gunpowder 

Factorv  at   115 

War  Office   2 

AVarwickshire  Regiment  234 

Wellington's    (Duke    of)    West 

Riding  Regiment ..  284 

Welsh  Fusiliers 263 

Regiment 297 

West  Africa  Settlements,  Staffin  103 

West  African  Regiment 362a 

India  R-^giment 360 

•   Indies.  Ac.  Staff  in ,.  107 

Kent  Resriment  313 

Riding  Regiment    284 

Surrey  Regiment 227 

Yorkshire  Reeinieot   247 

Western  Australia,  Staffin loSa 

District  Staff. gg 

Wiltshire  Regiment 325 

Windsor,  Military  Knights  of...  772 

Windward  Islands,  Staffin io8i 

Woolwich  Arsenal    115 

R.  Military  Academy  113 

■ District  Staff 100 

Worcestershire  Regiment 275 

Yeomanry  Brigades    903 

Cavalry 904 

Imperial 897 

Yeoraen  of  the  Guard 131 

York  and  Lancaster  Regiment  330 

York,  Staff  at 98 

York's    (Duke  of)    R.   Military 

School  115 

Yorkshire  Light  Infantry 315 

Regiment  256 

(East)  Regiment 249 

(Wust)  Regiment  ...  247 

Zuliiland,  Staff  in loi 


Changes  in  the  Titles  of  Regiments  of  Infantrg. 
N.B. — By  means  of  this  Table,  Regiments  can  be  found  in  this  book  by  their  old  numbers. 


i     Bscr,  NEW  TITL^.                                              P-' 

ist     ...  The  Royal  Scots  (Lothian  Regimenti  

2nd    .  .  Queen's  (  Royal  West  Surrey  Regiment) 

'     3rd    ...  The  Buffs  (East  Kent  Regiment)  

4th  ..  King's  Own  iRoyal  Lancaster  Regiment)  ... 

5th    ...  Northumberl!ind  Fusiliers 

6th    ...  Royal  Warwickshire  Regiment 

7th  ...  Royal  Fusiliers  (City  of  London  Regiment). 

8th    ...  The  King's  (Liverpool  Regiment) 

9th    .  - .  Norfolk  Regiment      

;   loth    .  -  Lincolnshire  Regiment 

■ith    ...  Devonshire  Regiment    

'2th    ...  Suffolk  Regiment    

'^nth  ...  Prince  Albert's  (Somersetshire  Light  Inf.) 

I^rjth  ...  Prince  of  Wales'  Own  (W.  Yurkshii'e  Regt.i 

15th    ...  East  Yorkshire  Regiment    

:   ibth    ...  Bedfordshire  Regiment 

17th    ...  Leicestershire  Regiment   

i8th    ...  Royal  Irish  Regiment    

^9th  ...  Princess  of  Wales'  Own  (Yorkshire  Reg   ) 

2cth     ..  Lancashire  Fusiliers .- .  .  . 

■^ist    ...  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers . 

?2nd  ...  Cheshire  Regiment 

23rd    ...  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers  

24th    ...  South  Wales  Borderers 

25th    ...  King's  Own  Borderers  

26th  ...  I  Bn.  The  Cameronians  (Scottish  Rifles)   ... 

27th    ...  I  Bn.  Royal  InuiskilUng  Fusiliers 

28th    ...  I  Bn.  Gloucestershire  Regiment    

29th    ...  I  Bn.  Worcestershire  Regiment 

30th    ...  I  Bn.  East  Lancashire  Regiment 

31st    ...  I  Bn.  East  Surrey  Regiment 

,  32nd  ...  1  Bn.  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantrv  ... 

33rd  ...  iBn.DukeofWellington's(\V.RidingRegt.) 

34th    ...  1  Bn.  The  Border  Regiment         

35th    ...  I  Bn.  Royal  Sussex  Regiment   


.lOE 

RF.GT 

225 

36th 

227 

37th 

22Q 

38th 

231 

39ttl 

»32 

40th 

=34 

235 

4iet 

237 

42nd 

239 

43rd 

241 

44tli 

242 

45t'l 

243 

245 

46tll 

24-7 

47tli 

249 

48th 

=51 

49tll 

252 

254 

50th 

2,6 

51st 

257 

52nd 

259 

SSrd 

26. 

5ith 

26, 

55tll 

26, 

56th 

267 

57th 

26Q 

271 

S8th 

273 

59th 

275 

60th 

=77 

6ist 

279 

6Nld 

281 

63rd 

284 

64th 

286 

233 

NEW  TITLE.  PAGE 

2  Bn.  Worcestershire  Regiment    275 

I  Bn.  Hampshire  Regiment 290 

I  Bn.  South  Staffordshire  Regiment  292 

I  Bn.  Dorsetshire  Regiment     294 

I  Bn.  Prince  of  Wales'  Volunteers  (South 

Lancashire  Regiment) 295 

I  Bn.  Welsh  Regiment   297 

I  Bn.  The  Black  Watch  (Royal  Highlanders)  299 

I  Bn.  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry 301 

1  Bn.  Essex  Regiment 303 

1  Bn.    Sherwood    Foresters    (Derbyshire 
Regiment) 305 

2  Bn.  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry  ...  281 
I  Bn.  The  Loyal  North  Lincashire  Regt.  ...  307 

,  I  Bn.  Northamptonshire  Regiment 30S 

1  Bn.  Princess  Charlotte  of  Wales'  (Berk- 

shire Regiment)    310 

,  r  Bn.  Queen's  Own  (Royal  W.  Kent  Regt.)  313 
,  1  Bn.  King's  Own  (Yorkshire  Light  Inf.)...  315 

2  Bn.  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry     301 

.  I  Bn.  King's  (Shropshire  Light  Infantry)...  317 

,  2  Bn.  Dorsetshire  Regiment  294 

.  2  Bn.  The  Border  Regiment 286 

.  2  Bn.  Essex  Regiment   303 

1  Bn.   Duke  of  Cambridge's  Own  (Middle- 

sex Regiment)     3'9 

2  Bn.  Northamptonshire  Regiment 308 

2  Bn.  East  Lancashire  Regiment 277 

King's  Royal  Rifle  Corps     321 

2  Bn.  Gloucestershire  Regiment    273 

I  Bn.DukeofEdinburgh's(Wiltshire  Regt.)  325 

I  Bn.  Manchester  Regiment     327 

I  Bn.  Prince  of    Wales'    (North     Stafford- 
shire Regiment)    329 


VI 

HEGT. 
65th 

eeth 
67th 

68th 
69th 
70th 
7iat 
72nd  , 

73rd 
74th    . 
75th    . 
76th 

77tll    . 

78th    . 

79th  . 

80th  . 

8ist  . 

82nd  . 

83rd  . 
84th  . 
85th    . 

seth  . 
87th  . 

88th    . 


Tahle  oj 

.  I  Bn.  lork  and  Lancaster  Repriment  330 
.  2  Bn.  Princess  Charlotte  of  Wales'  (Berk- 
shire Regiment) 3,0 

.  2  Bn.  Hampshire  Regiment 200 

.  I  Bn.  Durham  Light  Infantrv  ,,, 

.  2  Bn.  Welsh  Regiment    ..  Ill 

.  2  Bn.  East  Surrey  Regiment  270 

.  I  Bu.  Highland  Light  Infantrj-       .       ,'4 

.  I   Bn.   Seaforth    Highlanders    (Ross-shire 

BnlTs.  The  Duko  of  Albany's) 336 

■  ^l''-T''«,"''»ckWatch(Rr,yal  Highlanders)  299 
.  2  Bn.  Highland  Light  Infantry  ..  ,,! 

.  I  Bn.  Gordon  Highlanders  ' '"  iiZ 

.  2  Bn.  Dnke  of  WelUngton's  (West  Riding 

Regiment)  "  jg . 

.  2  Bn.  Duke  of    Cambridge's  Own  (Middle- 

se.x  Regiment)    ,,„ 

.  2  En.    Seaforth    Highlanders    (Ross-shire 

BuiTs,  The  Duke  of  Albany's)  ...  336 

•  2  Bn.  Queen's  Own  Cameron  Highlanders  342 

2  Bn.  South  Staffordshire  Regiment  2L 

2  Bn.  Loyal  North  Lancashire  Regimnnt        307 

2Bn.  Prince  of  Wales'  Volunteers    (South 

Lancashire  Regiment)  201 

,  I  Bn.  Royal  Irish  Rifles J:. 

=  5°-  ^°''^  ^^'i  Lancaster  Regiment  ..'. 330 

2  Bn.  King's  (Shropshire   Light  Infantrv)  517 
2  Bn.  Royal  Irish  Rifles  L, 

1  Bn.  Princess Victoria'8(Royal  IrishFu*.)   346 
I  Bn.  Connaught  Rangers 34J 


Conlents. 

REOT. 
89th 


90th      . 
91st 

92nd    . 
93rd     . 

94th      . 

9Sth    . 

96th    . 
97th 

98th    . 

99th    - 

1 00th 

loist 
xo2nd 
T03rd 
104th 
105th 
lo6th 
107th 
io6th 
109  th 


NEW  TITLE.  pj^Q, 

.  2  Bn.  Princess  Victoria'B(RoyaI  Irish  Fusi- 

„     'iers)  , 

2  Bn.  Cameronians(  Scottish  Rifles)  .  iL 

1  Bn.  Princess  Louise's  (Argylland  Suther^ 

land  Highlanders)      ,, 

2  Bn.  Gordon  Highlanders „° 

2  Bn.  Princess  Louise's  (Argyiian'dSuther- 

land  Highlanders)    ,^0 

2  Bn.  Connaught  Rangers  .!...,..... ,ig 

2  Bn.      Sherwood    Foresters  (Derbyshire 

Regiment)    ' 

2  Bn.  Manchester  Regiment  ...   .  „7 

2  Bn.  The   Queen's  Own   (Eloyal  W.  Kent 

Regiment)   

2  Bn.   Prince  of  Wales'    (North    StaflTordl 

shire  Regirnetit)    ,„ 

2   Bn.    Duke    of    Edinburgh's    (Wiltshire 

Regiment)   

.  I  Bn.  The  Prince  of  Wales'  Leins'ter  Regi '      * 

meat  (Royal  Canadians) ,„ 

.  I  Bn.  Royal  Munster  Fusiliers  -„ 

.  I  Bu.  Royal  Dublin  Fusiliers   ...     .      '    '      „f 

.  2  Bn.  Royal  Dublin  Fusiliers    ,:: 

.  2  Bn.  Royal  Munster  Fusiliers  ViZ 

.  2  Bn.  The  King's  Own  (Yorkshire  Lt.  Inf   i\l 

.  2  Bn.  Durham  Light  Infantry i,, 

.  2  Bn.  Royal  Sussex  Regiment 288 

2  Bn.  Royal  Inniskilling  Fusiliers       271 

.  2  Bn.   The    Prince    of     Wales'  Leinster 

Regiment  (Royal  Canadians)  .  —.^ 


,11 


ANNOUNCEMENTS    WHILE  PASSING    THROUGH 

THE  PRESS. 


Field  Marshal  the  Right  Hon.  Frederick  Sleigh,  Earl  Roberts,  V.C,  E.G.,  K.P.,  G.C.B.,  G.C.S.I., 
G.C.I.E.,  to  he  Commander  in  Chief,  vice  Field  Marshal  the  Right  Hon.  Garnet  Joseph,  Viscount 
Wolseley,  K.P.,  G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G.,  who  has  vacated  that  appointment,  3rd  Jan.  1901. 


The  Queen  has  been  pleased  to  confer  the  dignity  of  an  Earldom  (with,  special  remainder)  upon  Field 
Marshal  Lord  Roberts,  V.C,  K.P.  Her  Majesty  has  also  been  pleased  to  approve  the  appointment 
of  Field  Marshal  Lord  Roberts,  V.C.  K.P.,  to  be  a  Knight  of  the  Order  of  the  Garter. 


NEW  YEAE  HONOUES. 

THE   ORDER  OF  THE  BATH. 

Her  Majesty  has  been  pleased  to  approve  the  following  appointments  to  the  Most  Honourable  Order 

of  the  Bath  (Civil  Division).     To  be  Companions  : — 
Lieutenant-Colonel  Michael  Clare  Garsia,  Inspector  General  of  Military  Prisons. 
Lieutenant-Colonel  G.  T.  Plunkett,  Director  of  the  Science  and  Art  Department,  Dublin, 

CHANCERY  OF  ST.   MICHAEL  AND  ST.   GEORGE. 
The  Queen  has  been  pleased  to  confer  the  following  Honours  on  the  occasion  of  the  New  Year. 
To  be  Knight  Commander  of  the  Order : — Brigadier  General  Frederick  John  Dealtry  Lugaid,  CB., 
D.S.O.  High  Commissioner  for  the  Protectorate  of  Northern  Nigeria, 

To  be  Companions  : — 

Colonel  Gerald  Charles  Kitson,  lately  Commandant  of  the  Royal  Military  College,  Kingston,  Canada. 
Lieutenant-Colonel  De  la  Cherois  Thomas  Irwin,  Secretary  of  the  Canadian  Patriotic  Fund. 
Colonel  Herbert  Jekyll,  C.M.G.,  Secretary  to  the  British  Commission  at  the  Paris  Exhibition,  to  be 
K.CM.G. 

KAISAR-I-HIND  MEDAL  FOR   PUBLIC  SERVICE  IN  INDIA, 
The  Queen  has  been  pleased  to  approve  of  the  grant  of  the  Gold  Medal  to  the  following  : — 
Lieutenant-Colonel  James  Sutherland  Wilkins,  D.S.O.,  Indian  Medical  Service. 
Captain  Francis  Edward  Younghusband,  C.I.E.,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

The  Queen  has  been  graciously  plea,sed  to  make  the  following  promotion  in,  and  appointments  to,  the 

Most  Eminent  Order  of  the  Indian  Empire. 
To  be  Knight  Grand  Commander  : — Major  General  Sir  Edwin  Henry  Hayter  Collen,  K.C.I.E.,  CB,, 

Military  Member  of  the  Council  of  the  Governor-General  of  India. 

To  be  Companions  : — 

Lieutenant-Colonel  Solomon  Charles  Frederick  Peile,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

Major  James  Robert  Dunlop-Smith,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

Major  John  Crimmin,  V.C,  Indian  Medical  Service. 

Major  Granville  Henry  Loch,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 


The  London  Gazette  of  1st  January  announces  that  the  Queen  has  been  pleased  to  signify  her 
intention  to  confer  the  decoration  of  the  Victoria  Cross  upon  the  undermentioned  officer  of  the 
Royal  Marine  forces  : — 

"  Captain  (now  Brevet  Major)  Lewis  Stratford  Tollemache  Halliday,  Royal  Alarine  Light  Infantry. — 
On  June  24  1900,  the  enemy  consisting  of  Bo.xers  and  Imperial  troops,  made  a  fierce  attack  on 
the  west  wall  of  the  British  Legation,  setting  fire  to  the  west  gate  of  the  south  stable  quarters, 
and  taking  cover  in  the  buildings  which  adjoined  the  wall.  The  fire  which  spread  to  part  of  the 
stables,  and  through  which  and  the  smoke  a  galling  fire  was  kept  up  by  the  Imperial  troops,  was 
with  difficulty  extinguished,  and  as  the  presence  of  the  enemy  in  the  adjoining  buildings  was  a 
grave  danger  to  the  Legation,  a  sortie  was  organized  to  drive  them  out.  A  hole  was  made  in  the 
Legation  wall,  and  Captain  Halliday,  in  command  of  20  Marines,  led  the  way  into  the  buildings 
and  almost  immediately  engaged  a  party  of  the  enemy.  Before  he  could  use  his  revolver, 
however,  he  was  shot  through  the  left  shoulder  at  point  blank  range,  the  bullet  fracturing  the 
shoulder  and  carrjdng  away  part  of  the  lung.  Notwithstanding  the  extremely  severe  nature  of 
his  wound,  Captain  Halliday  kUled  three  of  his  assailants,  and  telling  his  men  to  '  carry  on  and 
not  mind  him,'  walked  back  unaided  to  the  hospital,  refusing  escort  and  aid  so  as  not  to  diminish 
the  number  of  men  engaged  in  the  sortie." 


« 


Table  of  Contents. 


MILITIA, 


ARTILLERY. 


FAQB 

...  8S4 
...  859 


857 
858 
854 


DCrim   

l&rdiBan    

irmarttien 

:lare    

iornwall  and  Devon  Miners 

ork    

levon %=" 

onegal °S4 

ublinCity  855 

:iurbam ■ -  858 

idinburgh 855 

ife  ^55 

[Orfar  and  Kincardine °S5 

lanior<ran    858 

'lampsliii'e    856 

;eiit 853 

niicasliire 836 


Limerick  City 856 

Londonderry     857 

Mid-rrister 856 

Norfolk   B53 

Nortkumbsrlud  858 

Pembroke 859 

Scotland,  South-East  of 8j4 

Scotland,  West  of 857 

Sligo    857 

Sntfulk    853 

Sussex    854 

Tipperary  856 

Water  ford 856 

Wicklow 857 

Wight  (Isle  of) 856 

Yorkshire 859 


ENGINEERS. 


PAGE 

iiigiesey    ^59 

'almouth  Division  (Submarine Miners)  »oi 

larwich  Division  (Submarine  Miners) 860 

lumber  Division  (Submarine  Miners) 860 

;Ied\vay  Division  (Submarine  Miners) 860 

lilford  Haven  Division  (Submarine  Miners) 860 


Monmouthshire  859 

Needles  Division  {Submarine  Miners)  860 

Plymouth  Division  (Submarine  Miners)  860 

Portsmouth  Division  (Submarine  Miners)   860 

Thames  Division  (Submarine  Miners)  860 

Western  Division  (Submarine  Miners)  860 


INFANTRY . 


LrB-vll  and  Sutherland  HigMdrs.,  3  and  4  Battalions  886 

Jedfordshire  Regiment,  3  and  4  Battalions   »07 

3erk8hire  Regiment,  Royal,  3  Battabon »7» 

ijlack  Watch,  3  Battalion  »70 

iBufts,  3  Battalion °°; 

;3oi-d6r  Regiment,  3  and  4  Battalions »74 

hiuneron  Highlanders,  3  Battalion »»3 

hameronians,  3  and  4  Battalions.... »'■' 

Ijheahire  Regiment,  3  and  4  Battalions    869 

iJonnaught  Rangers,  3,  4  and  5  Battalions  BBS 

iDerbvshire  Regiment,3  and4  Batta bona 877 

iOevonshire  Regiment,  3  and  4  Battalions 865 

JDo-spiuhire  Regiment,  3  Battalion »7S 

Dulilin  Fusiliers,  3  Battalion 5°7 

4  and  5  Battalions 0B8 

Duke  of  Cornwall's  I.ightlnfantry,  3  Battalion 873 

Durham  Ligtit  Inlantry,  3  and  4  Battalions    BtK 

Ea-t  Kent  Regiment,  3  Battalion    .    aoi 

iBast  Lancashire  Regiment,  3  Battalion 873 

tBa^t  Surrey  Regiment,  3  and  4  Battalions »73 

East  Yorkshire  Regiment,  3  Battalion  ..    800 

Esse.';  Regiment,  3  mid  4  1^*"''''™^,  •;;•,■.•„;„• „" 

iGloucestershire  Regiment,  3  and  4  Battalions  872 

Gordon  Highlanders,  3  Battalion   8»3 

Hampshire  Regiment,  3  Battalion  »74 

Highland  Light  Intantry,  3  Battalion  882 

"  _  „  4  Battalion  883 

Inniskilling  Fusiliers,  3  and  4  Battalions 871 

,,  ^  Battalion  872 

Irish  Regiment,  Royal,  3  and  4  Battalions 867 

„  5  Battalion  868 

Irish  FusiUers,  Royal,  3  Battalion  ...    884 

„       4  and  5  Battalions  885 

Irish  Rifles,  Royal,  3,  4,  s  and  6  Battalions 884 

King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers,  3  Battalion 870 

King's  Royal  Rifles,  5,  7,  8  and  9  Battalions 880 

Lancashire  Fusiliers,  5  Battalion   868 

„         6  Battabon  869 

Lancaster  Regiment,  Royal,  3  Battalion 861 

^,  „      4  Battabon 862 

Ticicestershire  Regiment,  3  Battalion 867 

Leinster  Regiment,  3,  4  and  5  Battabons 886 

Lincolnshire  Regiment,  3  and  4  Battalions 864 

Liverpool  Regiment,  King's,  5  Battalion 863 

•^  6Bat',Rllon 864 


FAOB 

Loth'an  Regiment,  3  Battalion 86j 

Manchester  Regiment,  5  and  6  Battalions  881 

Middlesex  Regiment,  5  and  6  Battalions 879 

Munster  Fusiliers,  3,  4  and  5  Battalions 887 

Norfolk  Regiment,  3  and  4  Battalions 864 

Northamptonshire  Regiment,  3  Battalion  878 

North  Lancashire  Regiment,  Loyal,  3  Battalion S78 

North  Staffordshire  Regiment,  3  and  4  Battalions  ...  881 

Northumberland  Fusiliers,  5  Battalion 862 

Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry,  3  and  4  Battalions 876 

Queen's  Royal  West  Surrey  Regiment,  3  Battalion...  36i 
Rifle  Brigade,  5  and  6  Battalions    888 

,,  ,,  7  Battalion 889 

Ross. shire  Buffs,  3  Battalion 883 

Royal  Canadians,  3,  4  and  5  Battalions   886 

Royal  Fusiliers,  5,  6  and  7  Battalions  863 

Royal  Highlanders,  3  Battalion  876 

Royal  Scots,  3  Battalion S61 

Scots  Vusiliers,  Royal,  3  Battalion    869 

Scottish  Borderers,  King's  Own,  3  Battalion    S70 

Scottish  Rifles,  3  and  4  Battalions.... 871 

Seaforth  Highlanders,  3  Battalion 883 

Sherwood  Foresters,  3  and  4  Battalions  877 

Shropshire  laght  Infantry,  3  and  4  Battalions 879 

Somersetshire  Light  Infantry,  3  Battalion 865 

,,  ,,  ,,         4  Battalion 866 

South  Lancashire  Regiment,  3  Battalion    875 

South  Staffordshire  Regiment,  3  and  4  Battalions  ...  87s 

South  Wales  Borderers,  3  and  4  Battalions 870 

Suffolk  Regiment,  3  and  4  Battalions  865 

Sussex  Regiment,  Royal,  3  Battalion   874 

Sutherland    {Argyll   and)    Highlanders,  3    and    4 

Battalions.... 886 

Warwickshire  Regiment,  Royal,  5  and  6  Battalions...  86z 

Welsh  Fusiliers,  Royal,  3  and  4  Battalions 870 

Welsh  Regiment,  3  Battalion  876 

West  Kent  Regiment,  Royal,  3  Battalion    878 

West  Riding  Regiment,  3  Battalion   874 

West  Surrey  Regiment,  Royal,  3  I'attalion 861 

West  Yorkshire  Regiment,  3  and  4  Battalions 866 

Wiltshire  Regiment,  3  Battalion 881 

Worcestershire  Regiment,  5  and  6  Battalions   872 

York  and  Lancaster  Regiment,  3  Battalion    882 

Yorkshire  Light  Infantry,  5  Battalion S7Q 

Yorkshire  Regiment,  3  and  4  Battalions 868 


HER    MAJESTY    QUEEN    VICTORIA 

3)n  t\r.  Siitl'^dfourtl)  Vrar  of  ?l?rr  ^ttajcstn's  Kcign 

^«°;5^,f  P'r::;?;:^,*;-''. ^;[;So|2-'  f  V^-^'-  J.  BI«.o.  ;re«.  CJ/«.  .vt.  pav  R,ya.  Ar.U,e 

*    Captam  F.  K.  G.  Pousonby,  J/IO.  Grenadier  Guards.  ^"''lery 

^,    ^  ^  Aides  de  Camp  to  the  Oueen 

':i;^x^s;'  }"^^«^<f'^^!^'Z;nr«;^,?;^j^ ----:  -■  -.  -.  .c..  «e..  «„.. 

P..„„a,      J  y^^'-"'  "'■•  ^°^"' ^''*-"  -  -"•-'  »^  Wales.  x«. ^r.  XP.  «..B.  .e.y.  «c.r«.  oc, , 

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General  //,",  llo„„l  Ui„k„e,s  PHnce  Frederic  Christian  Charl«.»  An„  „/•  «  i ,        ■     „ 
Cnlonel  William  Bell,  CB.  Royal  Guernsey  Milili^i  I  r^  ,       ,   ^  "'  °-^  ^'^'^'^^"■'e-Holstein,  XG. 

SKHon.  Frederick  Arth  r    i™'?  Derty'  XS      Colonel  William  G.  Wood-llartin. 

OCB.Wtp.  l.t.  «n,l  r„^,„i:.  rL.Ll.L^'^l"^-  *"*•  I  Div.  liijyal  Artillery). 


ULB.late  Lt.  and  Captain  Grenadier  Guards- q 
Bd.  Lancaster  Regiment  (.Sajticraumfrurv) 

Francis  £<,Wo/Wemyss,  7  Middlesex  RiHe  Volun- 

teers  {Supernumerary). 

John  Palmer  Brabazon,  CB   (from  h.p.  .  Hussarsl 

—  Jno.H.  Barnard   CiJ.  VMG.  ('from  h.p'^R'eilKctt    ' 
T  i-'""i'/-<'I}i..f. Madras Ar,ny,witiiru,ikofDrin  Gen 

Bn.  I« .  W.  Proyinces  of  India  Vols 

ifiyA(    Hon.    C.  iorrf   Suffleld.   XCS.  late    Xi-irfnll,- 

Artdlery  (E.  Diy.  R.  Guiiisoi,  Art.) 

t!?''^.?-  -P"*"^  "!''  Northumlierlaiid,    AY;.    ,   Bn 

Northumberland  Fusiliers  ' 

■P-'g^:|;<^^]'^-Tlios.  Hen.Huttou,  M.  (from  h.p.  K.  R. 

«''•    Alfred    Gaselee,    S.CB.  1.    S.  Corp«.-Co»rf^. 

William  Camplje  11,  Royal  Marine  Artillerv 

*"•  Regma  d  H   A.  Ogilvy,  Bart.,  Forfar  an,  1  Kin. 

—  renr'i'"r^r''i'i;y  l*^-  ^"-  »■  «""■'«""  Artillery 

Ye?m!^°r     °-^"'"^'''°K'o".^o'lii"ns  and  Berwick 

"?!;w"'  ?°''7^,^"','''  I'elper,  Notts  Yeomanry. 

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p^jr  'T-  nSV'""'"''  ^  '^'°'-  Bn- Welsh  Fusiliers 

~~       landers         '"'''■'  ''^-  '^•"'-  ^'P'  ^'='-"'>'°»  "'B*^- 

Francis  Howard,  CB.  CMG.  (from  Rifle  BriRade) 

James  Graves  Kelly,  CB.  U.  S.  List,  Indian  SC 

Jobn  Davis,  3  Bn   West  Surrey  Regiment 

V^n-,l'«^';""''  -E"'-'"/ M»reh, ,  Bn.  Sussex  Regt. 

James  btevi-nson,  9  Lanarkshire  Volunteer  Rifles 

Fras.  J.  Kempster,  DiO.  (from  Munster  Fusiliers) 

Chas.  Comyn  Egertoa,  CB.  DSO.  Ind.  S.C.  UxfZ)~ 

Comdg.  Paniab  F.F.,  ,fit>i  rani:  of  Lt.  Genera/ 
—  Ranh  A.  P.  Clements,  DSO.-CoW  rMBrL.le 
A.  Jfr.ca  F.F.,  udh  ra„k  „f  Major  General.    " 


Sligo    Artillery  (S. 


.,  ■     r.         ,0  BquerrisB  to  the  Oueen 

'"'^ZSS'm'n^;^''^'^-^''-''-^^^^"'^ 

"^icUQ     '^''°"'°-'  *'"■  ''o''"  Canstairs  M'Neill,  KCB. 
Lt.Colonel  «r  Arthur   John  Bigge,  KCB    CMG     ™t 
pa.y  Royal  Artillery  (Primes  .S'j^?,,:,,^)-  *-""■    '^"■ 
Lt.Colonel  i/on.  W.  H.  P.  Carington,  CB 
U.CoIonel  ZTon.  H.  O.Legge  MVO 


Charles  B.  Bash  ford.  5  Battalion  Middlesex  Retrr 

[Supernumerary)  •""-hcslx  negt. 

Z  ;^i;^«S^^n^3  ?!;-;- --V 

EH.  £,„•;„/  Clarendon,  Herts  YeomanrTcWrv 

\S  iiernuiiierart/).  •^'".l  v.'avaii_> 

H.  U.  £ar<  o/-  Hare  vood,  Yorkshire  Hu6sar>i  Yo„ 

~(l;;A!.::'-.,?r''-'''''°"^  ^•^^'^^"^^  Cavalry 
C.    S.  Marquu  of  Londonderry,    KG     ■,    Dnvha^v, 
Volunteer  Artillery  (A-,v.,„„„f;,.„f^y^'         °''"^='°' 
A    W.  B.  hurl    Brownlow,   2    Vobinipnr    H.tt.i- 

—  vVSmluke'^n    C^Tf^'    p^^'  ■'"■^''.^  "'Ufa  Art. 

—  Henrv  H-  v»H°'  '^%  '"'.f^ental  District. 

—  ^S:yf.r^;S.?^™erUaU,istriet  ,„... 

~''-'(-^:;(™):"''  "-'""P"^  'f™"  J^ancashire  Regiment) 
Hector   A.   MicDonalrt.  CB     nxn    (f^-r,™    u 

P    AT-'     c-      ,  ^       '    -""/='"  General. 

H     A    ■  W      f '^  n^l"""'  S-»™a"'>«'i  Artillery. 

Yeomanri-  '    "-^    15-^^»'°«.    Gloucester 

~''("SLr  ^""^'  ^'^-  'f--  '^"-  Cheshire  Begt., 
Sir  Henry  E.  M'Callum,  KCUG    R    p„„,„ 

-  7r- .!;:,f ''-"  "^'^^^^^^^  Force. 


a  ,.  Honorary  Physicians  to  the  Oueen 

refi^edpaT'""'""^'"''""^'"^"'"^^"'"^""-'^^-     ' 
"retTrcd'pa??"""'  '^'""■'^  ^'"'""■'^  Domenichetli,  J/^O. 
Surgeon  Major  General  James  Sinclair,  MD  ret  oav 
T^T'et'i^edTa'/'''"   ^""^^^^  ^Voolfryesi  ci'.  Sg. 

'"Jfa'w°rci''Sr^d^Tay'  •""""^''"-  ''■'^■^"-'^    ^™'l- 
Surgeon  General  Archibald  Henry  Fraser,  retired  pay 


Lt.Colonel   .Sir   F.   1.    Edwards    ^Cli^,' 
Eng.  {extra).  -^uivarus,  AC.B.  ret.  pay   Royal 

'■'m^''  '■°""'  '"^"^''^°'  ^^''-  Grenadier  Guards 
General  Aug.  C.  L.  Dake  o/Grafton.  XS.  CB.  [konorary, 


Surgepn^General  ..>  John  Harrie^r  I^Zs.'xcr"^  '°  '""^  '^"^^'^ 

Surgeon  Major  General  John  George  Faught  ret  nYO 

burgeon  General  James  Jameson,^rP.^"'  Di^ec?or 

General  Army  Medical  Service  ■-"•"-  i^irector 

Surgeon  General  Jeffery  Allen  Marston,  CB.  MD.  ret. 

'fi  Bombaristb™'''"  '^"ycrHunter.XCi.f  G.  MB. 


'"S°Seng',:?Stab'"'^^'""'  Fayrer.^a,-,.  „CSI.  MD. 
°!ffiftrilngrrS.!^''°"'^^^^--''"°-«^arles. 
'  BSmTav^^i^L.'"^"""'  ^""-^  P-'^-ton.  Ifl,.  ute 
'  Bengal  eS  "''=°"'"  ^^-  R-  R-e,  CST.  MD.  late 
SoS-Ee^l^^lE- ^.J^ -St^- ^a^ras  ^stab. 


CSI. 


;"^?;k.:eS|L-^  ^--''>'  Cuningham.  _._. 
iS:  ''"'"■■"  '^^^"S^  Bilie.  C7X.  MB.  late  Madras 
^gafEstab."""'  '^"^^  Cleghorn,CS/.^a.,ateBe,i. 
""Yn^Z^ir^^r^^fr  ^■o'^-S-ith,  Ci,.  3^/,.  late 
°Sb.""'^"°"  ''"'^™'  "^°'-3-  Cayley.  late  |Bengal 


...  J.c.Edghiu..z..c;.,.,„  «^°r"^  ''''"'"^:/°  L'^B?,''"^"- 


Kaa  .M.hsstt's  Secbetaet  of  State  for  Wae    The  III.  H„„.  ST.  JOHN  BRODRICK,  M:p. 

Pricicle  Secretari/  ilajor  J.  Hanbary-Willinius,  CJ/tf .Oxford  Lt.  Infantry. 

(H.  W.  W.  M'AnaJlT. 
A>,Ulanl  Pricafe  Secretaries  \  Major  lf..«.  T.  F.  Fiemaatle,  i  Bucks  Volunteer  Rifles. 

(.  Lt.Colonel Lord  E.  B.  Talbot,  MP.  h.p.  1 1  Hussars  (n npaid). 

Hue  MiJESTT's  PiBtiiMBWiAEsr  UiTDBK  SECEKTAsr  OF  1  ^^^^.^^  FitzRov  Henry,  £.),-rf  Raglan,  Mon.  Eng-.  Militia. 

State  FOB  War J  ° 

Primte  Secretary  B.  M.  Draper. 

ilBE  .MiJE8IT'S  PBESIAlfEiri  Ulf DBS SbOERIART  OF  STATE  >  ^- .  g    jj    jj^q^    KCB. 

gOB  War S 

Private  Secretary  N.  F.  B.  OsbO]  li. 

Amintant  Under  Secretary  of  State <i.  D.  A.  Pieetwood  AVilson,  CB. 

.Utislaiil  Under  Serretarii  of  State  (unpaid) Sir  C.  G.  E.  Welb^',  Barl.  CB.  MP. 

Finance   Department. 

Financial  Secretary   Eilward  G.  T.  Lord  Stanley,  MP.  Reserve  of  Officers. 

Prioate  Secretary  

Accountant  General  F.  T.  Marzials. 

Deputy  Accountant  General   A.  Higgins. 

(•A.  h  Beckett. 

A'tittani  Accountant t  General  ^  H.  D.  De  la  Bere. 

(.H.  J.  Gibson. 

Director  of  Contracts  A.  Major. 

Amttant  Director  of  Contracts  W.  P.  Perry. 


STAFF    OF    THE    ARMY. 

Note.— Throughout  the  Staff,  where  the  date  of  first  appointment  to  a  term  of  Sta;T  employment  differs  fro^i 
the  dale  of  the  present  appointment,  the  date  of  first  appointment  is  added  in  a  parenthesis. 

COMMANDER  IN  CHIEF. 
FC;  Field  Marshal  the  Bt.  Eon.  the  Earl  Roberts,  KG.  EP.  GCB.  GCSI.  GCIE.  Irish  Guards,  3  Jan  01. 


Private  Secretary 
Aides  de  Camp   .... 


ip.s.c.  Co; 

(temp.) 
.  -^  p.s.c.  Col 


llilitary  Secretary  p.s.c.  Major  General  Sir  C.  Grove,  KCB.  6  May  96. 

.  Colonel  W.  E.  Franklyn  (from  Yorkshire  Regiment?,  9  Oct.  99 

,      .    >'>P-) 

Assistant  Miliiary  Secretaries    J  p.s.c.  Colonel  J.  C.  Dalton  (from  Royal  Artillery),  i  Apr.  90. 

Ip.s.c  Colonel  A.  M.  Delavoye  (from  h.p.  Essex Kegt.)   14  Mar.  93 
(     (2  July  97). — For  Education. 

Siaff  Captain p.s.c.  Captain  F.  0.  Owen,  Royal  Artillery,  20  Dec.  99. 

Assistant  Adjutant  General  {in  charge  of  Mobi-  }  p.s.c,  Lt.Colonel  P.  H.  N.Lake  (  from  li.p.  East  Lancastlire  Regiment), 

lizotion  Seroices)  t  icith  rank  of  Colonel }      T3  Nov.  99. 

Depiay  Assistant  Adjutant  General p.s.c.  Major  W.G.Gwatkin,  Manch.ReL^t.  11  Jan.  od  {11  Mar.  99)  {temp.). 

Staff  Captain    p.s.c.  Major  V.  C.  Climo,  W'est  India  t^eyiment,  11  Jan.  00  {temp.) 

Director  of  Military  Intelligence  (;>...c  Major  General  Sir  J.  C.  Ardagh,  KCIE.  CB.  R.  Engineers, 

Assist.  Adj.  General,  Military  Intelligence  ...  \v-»-''-  Colonel  Sir  W.  Everett,  KCMG.  (from  h.p.  W.  Riding  Regt.). 
■'  •  n  J  i^     7  June  98  (7  June  9j). 

I  p.s.c.  Major  A.  E.  Altham,  Royal  Scots.  18  Aug.  oo  (9  Apr.  97). 
ip.s.c.  Major  N.  W.  Barnardiston,  Middlesex    Regiment,  9   Oct.  99 

(i  Dec.  88) 
Ip.s.c.  Captain  B.  R.  James,  East  Surrey  Regt.,  22  Oct.  qg  {temp.) 
Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  Generals  {ditto)  ...-{ p.s.c.  Major  J.  E.  PMmonds,  Royal  Engineers,  17  Nov.  99  {teiui}.) 

p.s.c.  Major  G.  Wemyss,  Reserve  of  Officers,  15  Jan.  00  (^tm^.j 
P  s.c.  Lt.Colonel  F.  W.  James,  Reserve,  27  Feb.  co  {temp.) 
Captain  W.  C.  Bl  ick,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  20  Aug.  00  (9  Oct.  99)  {temp.) 
Captain  E.  H.  Hdls,  Royal  Engineers,  14  Sept.  oo. 
'Bl.MajorC.  W.  Gwynn,  DSO.  Royal  Engineers,  1  Sept.  97. 
^.s.c.  Major  W.R.  Robertson,  DSO.^  Dragn.Gds.,  29  0ct.oo(i  Apr. go). 
p.s.c.  Major  J.  H.  V.  Crowe,  Royal  Artillery,  2  Dec.  99  {temp.) 
p.s.c.  Captain  M.  C.  P.  Ward,  lioyal  Artillery,  19  Jan.  00  {temp.) 
p.s.c.  Bt. Major  E.  II.  Woodward,  Leicester  Regt,  6  Feb.  00  (temp.) 
p.s.c.  Bt.Lt.Colonel  H.  S.  Walker,  Scottish  Rifles,  10  Apr.  00  {temp.} 
p.s.c.  Captain  A.  L.  Lynden-Bell,  East  Kent  Reg.  30  Maj-  00  {temp.) 
VCaptain  F.  R.  H.  Chapman,  retired  pa.v,  23  Aug.  00.  {temp.) 

Ailjurant  General  lo  /lie  Forces p.s.c.  Fffl:  General  .Sir  Henry  Evelyn  Wood,  GCB.GCM&.  i  Oct.  97. 

Dtp.  Adjutant  Gen.  xitli  raalc  of  Major  Gen.       Colonel  J.  H.  Laye  (fro  Jl  h.p.  Scottish  Rifles),  24  Feb.  oj  {lem]i.) 

Assistant  Adiutant  Generals  f  Colonel  E.  O.  Hay  (from  Royal  Artillery),  i  Apr.  99. 

Xp.s.c.  Col.  H.C.B.Farrant  (from  N. Lancashire  rtegt.)24  Feb.oo(/cmp.) 

i  p.s.c.  Major  W.  Adje,  Irish  Rifles,  i  July  00  (3  July  98). 
Deputy  Assistant  adjutant  Generals  I  p.s.c.  Bt.Lt.Colonel  K.  S.  Robb,  Durham  Light  lulautry,  i  Nov.  98. 

Ip.s.c.  Major  L.  A.  M.  Stopford,  Irish  Guards,  10  Oct.  99  {temp.} 

Inspector   General  oj^  Auxiliary  Forces    andl  ,.   .  „   ...  ^    „        

Recruiting    {Major  General  -V.  E.Turner,  CB.  Royal  Artillery,  20  Mar.  00. 

Deputii  Assistant  Adjutant  Generals  '  Captain  R.  G.  Merrimau.IJSO.  R.  Artillery,  13  June  00  {22  Jan.  00). 

(  Major  E.  L.  Bngleheart,  Welsh  Fusiliers,  15  June  00. 

Inspiflo,-  Oenenl  for  Eecruiting Major  General  H.  C.  Borreit,  9  Oct.  99  {temp.) 

Assistant    Adjutant    General  for  Secruifixal  t  ..  „  ,        ,  „    ^,         ,  ,        ,»  v        o      .    r.         1   \  t  /.. 

{vith  rank- of  Colonel)    ■  j  Lt.Colonel  C.  Crutchley  (from  h.p.  Scots  Guards),  13  Jan.  00  (^fm;i.) 


Staff  Captains  (ditto).. 


3  f^taff  of  the  Army. 

Dtpuly  Aijutani  General  Soi/al  Engineers   ...    Major  General  W.  Salmond,  CB.  8  Apr.  96. 

AitUtant  Adiutauf  General  Royal  Engineers    Colonel  E.  Diekmeon,  9  June  99. 

Quarter  Master  General  to  the  Forces  Lt.General  Sir  Charles  Mansflelil  Clarke,  Bart.KCB.  16  Sept.  99. 

/■Colonel  J.  T.  Skinner,  CB.  DSO.  Army  Service  Corps,  4  Dec.  9^. 
p.s.e.  Colonel  H.  Auld  (from  h.p.  Northumberland  Fus.),  4  Oct.  99. 

Assistant  Quarter  Master  Generals  A  Colonel  W.  A.  Dunne,  CB.  Army  Service  Corps,  i  Jan.  00. 

Colonel  E.  W.  D.  Ward,  CB.  Army  Service  Corps. 
\  p.s.i:.  Colonel  C.  E.  Beckett  (from  h.p.  3  Hussars),  15  Sept.  00  {temp.) 
(iKs.c.  Bl.T/t.Colonel  J.  S.  Cowans,  Rifle  Brigade,  11  May  98. 

r,       ,     ,    .,     .r,       -      ij-    ,      /^  7.         «.«.c.  Lt.Colonel  J/oH.  J.  E.Lindley  (from  h.p.  I  Dragoons),  I  June  !J- 

Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  Generals  ...-'^   //^  ,„  ) 

(.Major  F.  B.  Buist,  Army  Service  Corps,  1  May  90. 


Impector  General  of  Semounts Major  General  R.  W.  Truman,  i  Jan.  99. 

Chief  Paymaster Colonel  J.  E.  Kitson,  21  Dec.  94. 


r         ,     a          ,    j-T^    ,-e     ,■  f  M.s.c.  General  .S/c  Richard  Harrison,  ires.  CifC  Ro3-al  Engineer.':-, 

Inspector  General  of  Forttjicattons <  '     <,  .^       o 

Aiilede  Camp  Lieat.  C.  H.  Ley,  Royal  Engineers,  S  Nov.  00  (^roo.) 

(p.s.c.  Colonel  C.  M.  Watson,  CMG.  Royal  Engineers,  30  Apr.  a': 
Deputy  Inspector  Generals  of  Fortifications  ...  \  Colonel  G.  HiUiehrand,  Royal  Engineers,  8  Ni.v.  97. 

(.Colonel  C.  H.  Bagot,  CB.  Ro.yal  Engineers,  28  Feb.  99. 


Assistant  Inspector  Generahof  Fortifications.. 


Colonel  R.  M.  Hyslop,  Royal  Engineers,  4  July  94. 
Colonel  G .  Barker,  Royal  Engineers,  i  Oct.  99  ( i  Sept.  94). 
Colonel  N.  M.  Lake,  Royal  Engineers,  15  June  96. 
Colonel  R.  Thompson,  Royal  Engineers,  17  Dec.  gS. 
Lt.Colonel  0.  H.  Darling,  Royal  Engineers,  1  Apr.  99. 
Lt. Colonel  W.  J.  Mackenzie.  Royal  Engineers,  2  Oct.  99. 
V  Lt.Colonel  H.  D'A.  Breton,  Rojal  Enfrineers,  10  Dec.  99. 


Artillery  Admer  to  the  Inspector  General  uf)  l^  colonel  A.  C.  Hansard,  Royal  Artillery,  6  June  00  (6  June  93! 
Fortifications J 

Inspector  of  Submarine  Defences  Lt.Colonel  F.  Rainsford-Hannay,  Royal  Engineers,  1  Jan.  98. 

Assistant  Inspector  0/  do Major  A.  H.  Randolph,  Reserve  of  Officers,  20  Jan.  00  {temp.) 

Inspector  of  Iron  Structures Captain  C.  H.  H.  Xugent,  Royal  Engineert,,  19  Oct.  99  {temp.) 


Director  General  of  Ordnance  {with  rank  0/ >  Lt.General  Sir  Henry  Brackenbury,  SCB.  XCSJ.  Royal  Artillery;. 

General)   i      6  Feb.  99. 

Deputy  Director  General  of  Ordnance   p.s.c.  Colonel  R.  A.  Montgomery  (from  h.p.  R.  Artillery),  10  Jan.  97. 

.    .^     ._.      .     „          >    fr,;i  f  Major  General  W.  F.  Vetch,  4  Oct.  99  (?fi«i).). 

Assistant  Director  Generals  of  Ordnance t  Lt.ColonelC.  G.  Jeans,  Army  Ordnance  Depart.,21  May  00  (1  Apr.gS) 

.'Major  G.  H.  Bittleston,  Royal  Art'llery,  6  Dec.  98. 
_         ,    .  J   T,.       .      r.     .     1     ^r.    I  1  Bt.Lt.Colonel  F.  B.  ElmsUe,  Royal  Artillery,  1  Apr.  99. 

Dep.  .issist.  Director  Genlrals  of  Ordnance...-  y^^.^^  g   ,j,j^^|^^^_  ^^^^^  Artiiler/,  19  Nov.  99. 

(..Lt.Colonel  T.  P.  Battersby,  Army  Ordnance  Department,  21  May  00. 

Stalf  Captain Captain  L.  R.  Kenyon,  Royal  Artillery,  i  Apr.  99. 

Director  of  Army  Schools ^.«.c.  Colonel  D.  F.Jones(from  h.p. Royal  Art.), iS  June  97(18  June  92) 


Specially    Employed    {gradci    as   Assistant )  Lt.Colonel  6.   F.  R.  Henderson   (from  h.p.   York  and    Lancaster 
Adjutant  General)    i      Regiment),  29  Aug,  00. 


/,»perfor^G«.W  0/  Cavalry  in  Great  Britain  j^^^,_  ^^.^^  General  H.  P.  Grant,  CB.  13  Oct.  98. 

Aide  de  Camp Lieut.  J.  A.  Browning,  2  Dragoon  Guards,  26  May  00  {temp.) 

Assistant  Adjutant  General   Colonel  C.  E.  Swaine,  CB.  (from  h.p.  11  Hussars),  2  Jan.  00  {temp.) 


Chaplain  General iici).  J.  O.Edghill,ZlZ).  S  Feb.  85,  Chaplain  Tourer  of  London. 


Director  General  Army  Medical  Service Surgeon  General  J.  Jameson,  CB,  MD.  7  May  96. 

'°r™«'.';"!'r.!''.".'™.!.^™f  .^""!!!]  ^"'•S^o''  '^^^'-'^l  H.  S.Muir,  CB.  MD.  ,6  Feb.  99. 
Assistant  Director  Army  Medicals  crvice    Lt.Col.  W.  Johnston,  MD.  retired  Army  Med.  Staff,  23  Dec.  99  {temp.) 
Deputy  Assistatit  Directors  Army  Medi-')  Major  W.  G.  Macpherson,  MB.  R.  A.  Med.  Corps,  it  Jan.  99. 
cal  Seroice   '. S  Major  E.  M.  Wilson,  CMG.  DSO.  R.  A.  Med.  Corps,  2  Oct.  99. 


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War  Services  of  the  Field  Marslials.  8 

1  The  Dttke  of  Cambridge  commanded  the  ist  Division  of  the  Eastern  Army  throushout  the  campaign  of  x854. 

'  iheUttKeoiLamurm   eu  Balaklava  and  Inkerman  (horse  shot),  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (mentioned 

.ucladmg  the  battle,  ol  '^<'  -^X'nf  the  Houie  of  Commons,  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal ) . 
'^''Iv^fin'jor^'lfmrons  was  eX>lo%^^^^^  ye^r^  ti^e  disputed  territory  on  th'e  N.E.  frontier  of  the  United 

J  Sir  Lmtorn  bimmons  was  f'^P"'^"^  '"  '  jj  ^  making  military  explorations.  Happening  to  be  iii  Turkey  m 
States  m  co'i^'™'^'"f  J,"/ ''"  ,°,"'?  ^J^^^^^^^^  on  several  important  services  ;  joined  Omar  Pasha  in 

l?".^'  T^  'P'cS-te'^  t^e  S-e4  Go^ve?noi  i^to  S^^^^^^  the  former  one  had  been  killed,  and  was  present  during 

March  S54  '.  «''„^°"5,'f  *7„  °?^s=  laid  o  and  threw  up  the  lines  of  Slobodzie  and  Georgcvo  on  the  Danube,  having 
part  of  the  siege  °f  "j,^' '»l["^f^Vh  20  cSo  men  of  all  anus  nnder  his  command,  a  Russian  Army  of  70.000  men  being 
entire  charge  of  the  '^"»''0";7,,''4°:^°lj"  occupation  of  Wallachia  and  had  frequent  charge  of  reconnaissances 
withm  seven  miles:  was  PJf  ™' -,  J  "^"i'mla  to  Dec.  .354  to  concert  with  the  allied  Commanders  in  Chief  as  to  the 
upon  the  «"^?'y  "^f^^J;  i,J,^|f '°.'';;^p"|ent  at  the  battle  of  Eupatoria,  laid  out  and  threw  up  the  entrenched 
movemeutsof  thelulk^^h  Aimj  .  wis^  Sebastopol  from  April  .S55  until  after  its  fall,  and  then  went  to 

eamp  round  that  Place  i  attei  ■^^^'^^::^l^'^X^^  of  the  Ingur,  where  he  commanded  the  Division  which  crossed  the 
Mingrelia  and  was  present  at  the  oicedpas^  .  ^^^^  ^^^^^  .^  ^.^  despatch  attributed  the 

civer  and  turned  the  enemy  s  POS  tio.    c.vpiuun    n  ^^  ^^^  Majesty's  Commissioner  to  the  Ottoman  Army 

success  of  the  '^''y^f'''^^}'°}''--^°X^^^^  negotiations  having  reference  to  the  movements  of  Omar  Pasha's 

throughout  the  '^'W  .^"^.'Tll'^^P^^^i^^a  'wife  c'^^^  Turkish  Gold  Medal  forthe  Danubiancampaign,  the  Order 
-V?/-.- v""  'TiTi  „„d  r  Swo?d  of  Honoi- from  the  Turkish  Government ;  also  the  4th  Class  of  the  r-egion  of 
lnof^'wVs'L^rMlie%"ty's\'ormtsione°^^^^^  the  Turco-Russian  bo     d,,,.  ;„  Asia,  and  granted  the 

Sass  ofthe  Med/ldie-by  the  Sultan^^  ,,  ,3^^  ,,  ,,,,  „„poi  ,ed  to 

•  Sir  Frederick  P>.ul  Haines  ,f  "'"^;„ jX de-  in  Chief  in  India,  Sir  Hugh  Gough,  and  in  that  capacity  he  was 
officiate  i^s  Military  Secretao^  to  the  ^°^^^Xh  (Meda  and  one  Clasp) :  in  the  latter  engagement  he  was  severely 
present  at  the  '"»"'«»  °['y,'^°l''^J,|^2  on  threnemy's  works,  his  horse  being  killed  under  him  at  the  same  moment, 
wounded  by  grape-shot  a'/'^,^"^^,^Jl".„"^,,'lg  "Emoted  ti  a  Company  m  the  loth  Foot,  without  purchase.  As 
At  the  recommendation  ot  I-o"'.<5ough  ne  "  "^  P;°™°"'°  "*  '^  V  I  ,848-49,  and  was  present  at  the  affair  of  out- 
Military  Secretary  to  his  I;;-''-'i«'l'P„''^„^^"^  *Ve™oner^^^^^^  Passage  of  the  Chenab,  and  the 
.posts  at  Ramnuggur.  ..  Nov.  'M,  and  suteequent^ope.au^^               ^^^„  l-    ^^.^^^^  ^^.^^  ^^^  Fusiliers 

^:^^l^^l^^^^^^S^s!rS^:^^^^^'o..  s;ptember  .3„  to  September  .880  (received 

,the  thanks  of  both  Houses  of  Parbameiitl.  Burmese  war  of  1852-53  (Medal  for  Pegu),  was  with  the 

n  Lord  Wolseley  served  with  the  8°*  Rfg  ment  in  the  Burm^^^^  severely  wounded  when  leading  the 

expedition  under  Sir  John  Cheape  a«amst  the  robbei  chiet  Myatt^^^^^  in  despatches).  Landed  in  the  Crimea 

«toVming  party  apinst  the  chief  s  stronghold  on   he  19^^^^^^^^ 

with  the  93th  Light  I^f'^n'-'-y,™  5fe  J'ff  ■:fJ,'';/e?enceof  thrS^^^^^^^  7th  June,  and  on  dutyin  the  Trenches  at  the 

was  taken  ;  was  engaged  in  'lie  assault  arid  delenceot  t^e^^'^^^  «    ^^.^^^  ,^  ^1,^        of  t^e  advanced  sap-several 
attack  of  the  18th  June  ;  severely  wounded  11  a  so«  f  3'';"^",f       '  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor.  5th  Class  of  the 

times  mentioned  in  5lespatches  (Bj'^^^^' "?  ^'•^^"Vndfatirmm^^^  «as  present  at  the  relief  of  Luck- 

Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal)      Served  nt^^^ 

now,  defence  of  the  Alumbagh  by  Outram  w,^lh  „  ^   ^^^  ^^^.^  ^^  jj^_.^^_  ^^^^^  ^^  Nawabgunger 

subsequentlya^DAQM  Gen^^^^^^^ 

.and  all  the  others  fought  by  that  torce  ir«P^''^?"'-\""L", ,"  ,„_  G„„p,.„i  v  staff  and  was  present  at  the  assault  of  the 
Served  in  the  war  of  .36o  m  China  -iPOP  *«  ^,"^['"A\"V„„^^^^^  iiiiattached.  Medal  with  two 

■Taku  Forts,  and  in  all  the  engagements  throughout  the  campaign  (p^^^^^ 

■Clasps).  Commanded  the  Expedition  sent  m  -8j°  fiom  Canada  to  t^  le     created  a  Knight  of  St.Michael 

Bebel  Government  establishea  atFortGarry  agai^ns  thoC^^^^^^^  ,,.^^  Governor  and  Com- 

and  St.  George  and  Companion  of  the  ^atb  lor  h«  se'^'C'-^  '^P™  ^    ,.    5  (received  the  thanks  of  both  Houses 

mander  of  the  Forces  on  the  Gold  Coast  during  ^^^'^  A^f,XL"  „  °i'     i^  field    GCilG.  £CB.  and  Medal  with 

of  Parliament,  promoted  to  be  Major  General  for  dst.nguished  service  mt^^^^^  unanimously  resolved  as  fol- 

-Clasp) .    At  a  meeting  of  the  Common  Counc,    of  the  Corporatmn  ot  1,  no  „^  presented  to  Major- 

lows  :-"  That  the  H°^°''?'"y/7''?'""rrn  rrvif  n  recognition  of  his  gallant  services  in  the  British  Army,  and 
General  Sir  Garnet  Joseph  Wo  se  ey,  ■S;CB-  6";^®^.    y  ecogui^^^  ^^.^  command  of  the  expedi- 

ospecially  in  reference  to  the  distinguished  al">''y  ami  RaUantry^  civilisation  on  the  conti- 

tion  to  the  Gold  Coast  by  which  he  obtained  results  fo'-a"^  veo  peace  commec.^^^^^  of  hardship  exhibited, 
nout  of  Africa.  And  this  Court  desires  also  to  "eeoid  its  admiration  01  ino  1  a  „allant  ofBcers  and  men  ot 

^nd  the  valuoblc  co-operation  and  assistance  ^e-^ef  '  ^"..^'^/^f  ^"^e^,7o  ^|^  in  June  ,879  as  Governor 

both  services  and  of  all  arms  engaged  m  tlw  expedition        "as  se  i       q  j     completed  the  subjugation  of 

and  High  Commissioner  of  Natal  and  lands  adjacent  with  local  r^^^^^^  Sekukuni's  hostile  nation  and 

■the  a>il''Band  brougnt  the  Zulu  war  toa  con^^^^^^^  disaffected  Boerraml  completed  the  annexation  of  the 

.destroyed  their  stronghold  ;  and  finally  subdued  '".e  ".'Sa";.'?'?'',  „,„  British  Exne.litionnry  Army  throughout 
Transvaal  (ffCii.,  Medal  with  Clasp).    Was  Commander  m  thief  of  the  Bnto^^^  atlsniailia, 

the  Egyptia_nwarof  188.,  in  which  campaign  that^^^^^^  ^^^  ^^^  ^cbel  chief,  having  in 

traversed  the  desert,  and  seized  the  capital  ?' j^^AP'  'o?,,,,,,.^.  „,  Tel-el-Kebir  where  the  enemy's  strongly  en- 
that  period  fought  and  defeated  the  enemy  five  times--fliinl^>  arduous  nigS  march,  all  his  guns  captured,  and 
trenched  position  was  taken  at  the  pomt  of  the  tajo^et^ 

his  army  overwhelmed  (received  the  th.yiks  of  bo^^^^  the  Osmanieb,  and  Khedive's  Star).     Com- 

for  distmguished  service  m  the  field,  Meda  ^"'IJ^f^P',' c  j^ed  the  thanks  of  both  Houses  of  Parbament.  wai. 
mantled  the  forces  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1884-85  (receiveuiue  miuiiia  u 

raised  to  a  Viscount  in  the  peeraM,  and  received  two  Uasi^^^  D.A.Q.M.  General  of  ArtilleiT.  including 

7  Lord  Roberts  served  throiigEout  ll^e  I  nlian  Mutiny  ot  ib57j=nj>i^  (wounded  T4th  July,  horse  shot  14th 
the  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi  from  the  =Sth  Jane  0  the  .ofe  Septend  er Jwountie  ^^^  gundhera  wher,=  ho 
September),  actions  of  Bolundshur  (horse  shot)  A  'yghur  A-™.  |vun°  ^c^  io^  10  and  throughout  the  operations 
narrowly  escaped  capture  while  reconnoitring ^  P'f^ent  ir  the  sMim  p  ^^^^ ^^^  ^^  .^^  ^^^  ^,^^^  ^^^ 

connected  with  the  relief  of  Lucknow  by  ^".J^  ^1^(16 ,  operatmns  at  Law  P  ^^orm  of  Meangunge.  action 

defeat  of  the  GwaUor  Contingent,  action  of  Khodagu,^^^^^^  ^^B^,^^;,         ^^^  Governor  General, 

of  Koorsee,  and  the  various  operations  enfnK  with  the  capture  o  the  following  circumstances  :- 

Victoria  Cross,  Brevet  of  Ma.)or,  Medal  with  thiee  daspM  ^>  ectiveu  following  up  the  retreating  enemy 

"Lieutenant  Roberts' gallantry  has  on  eveiy  occasion  b^^^^^^^ 

on  the  and  January  1858,  at  K'^o'lagunge.hesavv  in  the  distance  tw^^^^^  ^       ^  ^^  .^^^^  immediately 

Roberts  put  spurs  to  his  horse,  and  overtook  them  just  as  th-.v  ^^  ere  a  trigsrer,  but  fortunately  the  cap 

itui-ned  lound  and  presented  their  mu.»kets  at  i'™.  an^  one  "'  ^e  ™en  n  i^  e  standard  taken  possession 

snapped,  and  the  standard-bearer  was  cut  down  by  the  Ka'am  >^°"°-^^™^er,„»^^^  ^,th  musket  and  bayonet 

of  by  -dim.  Se  also,  on  the  same  day  cu  down  fnoth^  sepojMvho^as  f^anaing    and  rushing  at  the  sepoy,  with 
keeping  off  a  sowar.    Lieutenant  Roberts  rode  to   he^assisance  01  the  norse  ^  service  with  the 

one  blow  of  his  sword  cut  him  across  the  face  J<  'h   g  bun  on  th^^^^^^^ 

expedition  01-1863  against  the  tribes  on  'l^e  North.\\  est  t  ro  itiei  01  1^^  ^     Abyssinian  campaign  from 

capture  of  Dmbeylah  and  destruction  of  >Ia  kah    Me  1  il  wUh  Llaspl.^b^^  genioi- Officer  of  the  Department 

January  1868.  as  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  of  the  Bengal  mi        e^  ^^         ^^  ^^^  ^,^^ 

at  Zoula,  superintended  the  re-embarkation  ot  tbe  whole  a"ny  ,  was  .emctea  d^  ^^  ^^^^^^  ^^^^^^^  ^^^  ^ 

of  his  final  despvitches  (Brevet  of  Lt.Coloiie,  and  Meda  ).    ber^ed  as  As.ista     v  ^^^^^^  ^^  ^^^  capture  ot 

Btaff  Otficcr  with  the  Cacliar  Column,  fjooslmi  E^Pe'M  onnry  lorce.  m  .37.  7  ,  '^  aj  t^o  burning  of  the 

the  Kholel  villages,  and  attack  on  the  Norlhlang  ™nea;    Commanded^n^  iroo^^^^^^^^      t   t,      ^^^  commencement  of 
village  of  Taikoom,  26th  .Tanuary  187;-  {CB).    Commanded  the  Kooriim^^^^^^^^^ 
theAfghan  war  in  iSjS.andwas  presentatthe  s'or^S and cap^ture o  the  Pei«  ar^K^^^^^^  .^  H  ^^^^  (received  the 

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9  TFrti'  Sen-ices  of  the  Field  ^lamliali^. 

occapation  of  Cabul  in  the  autumn  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  t'-ie  en  j^a  semen  t  at  i.'harasiah,  anilihrougUout  the 
operations  at  Sherpore  during  the  winter  of  1S79-80  iCIE.).  Commanded  tlie  Cabul-Candahar  Field  Force  whicb 
marched  from  Cabul  to  Candahar  in  August  t88o.  relieved  the  Candiihar  Garrison,  and  on  the  1st  September  de- 
feated and  dispersed  the  army  under  A yub  Khan  (received  the  thanks  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament,  Medal  with 
four  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Nominated  GCB.  and  created  a  Baronet  for  his  distini^uishtd  services  it; 
India.  Has  been  twenty-three  times  mentioned  in  despatches  before  the  Afghan  war,  during  which  campaign  he 
was  eight  times  thanked  by  the  Viceroy  and  Commander  in  Chief  in  India.  Commanded  the  forces  in  Burmah  in 
1886  after  the  capture  of  Mandalay  freceived  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  Clasp). 

°  Prince  Edward  of  Saxe- Weimar  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54  with  the  Grenadier  Guards,  includ- 
ing the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava.  and  Inkeiman, and  siege  of  8ebastoi>ol  (wounded  in  the  leg  in  the  Trenches 
19  Oct.,  and  mentioned  in  despatches.  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Queen  and  Colonel,  CB.,  .Medal  with  four  Clasps^ 
Otficer  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  5Iedal). 

'^  Sir  Neville  Chamberlain  served  throughout  the  AfTghan  campaigns  of  1339-4?,  during  which  he  wa^ 
attached  to  Christie's  I'orps  of  Irregular  Cavalry,  and  was  wounded  on  six  different  occasions  and  has  received, 
the  Medal  for  Ghuznee,  and  also  the  Medal  inscribed  "  Candahar,  Ghuznee,  and  Cabul  1842."  Was  present  with 
the  Governor  General's  Body  Guard  at  the  battle  of  Maharajpore  29th  Dec.  1643  (Bronze  Star).  Served  in  the 
Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  actions  of  Cliillianwalla'h  and  Goojerat  (Medal  \v\X\\  two  Clasps). 
Commanded  the  Force  on  the  N.  VV.  Frontier  of  India  in  various  expeditions  against  the  hostile  Hill  Tribes,  and 
with  signal  success  (Medal  with  Clasp,  JTCif.  and  KCSI.). 

War  Services  of  the  General  Officers. 

'  For  the  War  Services  of  General  Officers  being  Colonels  of  Regiments,  &c.,  see  the  Corps  to  which  they 
resnectively  belong. 

'-  Sir  Henry  Evelyn  Wood  entered  the  Navy  in  April  1852,  and  served  in  theXaval  Brigade  as  Aide  de  Camp  to 
i'apiain  Peel  from  1st  Oct.  1854  to  1 8, June  1855,"  when  he  was  severely  wounded  carrying  up  scaling-ladders  to  the 
Bedan  :  mentioned  in  Lord  Raglan's  despatches  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th 
Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Merlall.  Served  in  thelndiau  campaign  of  iSsSas  Brigade  Major  in  Somerset's 
Brigade, and  was  present  at  Rajghur,  Sindwaho  (mentioned  in  General  Michel's  despatch),  Kharee,  and  Barode 
— mentioned  in  despatches  (Medal).  Employed  in  1859-60,  while  commanding  1st  Regiment  Beatson's  Horse^ 
in  bunting  down  rebels  in  the  Seronge  Jungles;  thanked  b.v  the  Government  of  India  for  an  attack  made  on  a 
band  iu  December  1859,  and  gazetted  to  the  Victoria  Cross  "for  having  on  the  19th  October  1858,  during  action  at 
Sindwaho,  when  in  command  of  a  Troop  of  the  3rd  Light  Cavalry,  attacked  with  much  gallantrj',  almost  single- 
handed,  a  body  of  rebels  who  had  made  a  stand,  whom  he  routed.  Also  for  having  subsequently,  near  Sindhora, 
gallantly  advanced  with  a  duffadar  and  sowar  of  Beatson's  Horse,  and  rescued  from  a  band  cf  robbers  a  Potail. 
Chemmum  wingh,  whom  they  had  captured  and  carried  off  to  the  .Jungles,  where  they  intended  to  hang  him." 
Raised  the  2nd  Regiment  (i^entral  India  Horse.  Accompanied  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  to  the  Gold  Coast  in 
September  1873  on  special  service,  and  served  throughout  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74.  Organized  the  natives 
forming  "Wood's  Regiment."  Commanded  the  attacking  force  at  the  action  of  Essaman  (received  the  ex- 
pression of  Iter  Majesty's  approbation).  Commanded  the  troops  at  the  head  of  the  road  following  the  enemy 
from  Medsu  to  the  river  Prah  prior  to  the  arrival  of  the  European  troops,  including  the  reconnaissance  in 
force  of  the  27th  November.  Commanded  the  Bight  Column  at  the  battle  of  Amoaful  (slightly  wounded)  ; 
and  commanded  the  Head  Quarters  of  his  regiment  at  the  battle  of  Ordahsu  and  capture  of  Coomassifr 
(several  times  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Colonel,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  throughout  the 
Gaika  war  of  187S  in  command  of  a  column  (several  times  mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  throughout 
the  Zulu  war  of  1879  in  cou.mand  of  No.  4  Column.  As  Political  Agent  raised  a  contingent  of  1,000  friendly 
Zulus,  known  as  "Wood's  Irregulars."  Two  days  after  the  British  reverse  at  Isanhlwana  he  surijrised  and 
defeated  a  force  of  several  lhoue.ands  of  the  enemv  and  then  maintained  an  advanced  po.sition  in  the  enemy's 
country  for  -^hich  ha  was  specially  commended  'b.y  the  High  Commissioner.  Nominated  ECB.  Defeated  the 
Zulus  in  the  action  of  Kambula  on  the  29th  March.  Appointed  Brigadier  General  in  April.  Led  the  advance  on 
Ulundi  with  a  flying  column,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  there  on  the  4th  July  (mentioned  iu  despatches^ 
Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  18S1  with  the  rank  of  Major  General,  arid  on  the  death  of  Sir  George 
CoUey,  as  Governor  of  Natal  and  Commander-in-Chief  of  the  British  forces  [GCMGA.  Served  in  the  Egj-ptian 
war  of  1882  in  command  of  the  4th  Brigade  in  the  operations  near  Alexandria,  including  the  surrender  of  Kafr 
Dowarand  Damietta  (mentioned  m  despatches,  received  the  thanks  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament,  Medal.  2nd 
Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  during  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  in  command  of  the 
Line  of  Communications  (mentioned  in  desnatches.  1st  Class  of  the  Meniidie,  Clasp). 

5"  Sir  Arthur  Lyon  Fremantle  commanded  at  the  defence  of  Suakin  from  July  1S84  till  February  1885,  and  in  the 
Soudan  campaign  in  1S85  he  commanded  the  Brigade  of  Guards,  including  the  engagement  at  Hasheen  and  the  de- 
struction of  Temai  I  mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  2nd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
"  General  Godfrey  tuerk  served  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Indian  mutiny,  and  was  present  at  the  Alum- 
bagh  and  relief  of  Lucknow  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medafwith  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  India  in  1864,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Shubkudder  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

""Sir  George  Barker  served  with  the  78th  Highlander's  in  the  Persian  war  in  1857,  including  the  night 
UtacK  and  battle  of  Kooshab,  bombardment  of  Mohumrah,  and  expedition  to  Ahwaz  1,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in 
Bengal  with  Havelock's  Column  from  its  first  taking  the  field  in  1857,  including  the  actions  of  Futtehpore,  Aoung, 
Pandoo  Nuddee,  Cawnpore,  Onao,  Buscerutgunge  (first  and  second),  Boorbeakechowkee,  and  the  several  aetions 
leading  to  and  ending  m  the  relief  of  the  Residency  of  Lucknow  and  subsequent  defence,  including  several  sorties 
wounded ) ;  with  Outram's  Force  at  Alumbagh,  including  the  repulse  of  the  numerous  attacks,  and  in  the  operations 
ending  in  the  final  capture  of  Lucknow,  where  he  officiated  as  D.  A. Q.M.  General,  1st  Division,  and  was  mentioned  in 
despatches  ;  the  Rohilcund  campaign  in  1S5S,  and  capture  of  Bareilly  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two 
Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  and  a  .vear's  service  for  Lucknow) . 

1"  Sir  Frederick  Forestier  Walker  served  as  Assistant  Military  Secretary  to  Lieut.  General  Sir  Arthur 
Cunynghame  during  the  Kafir  warof  1878  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.).  Was  employed  on  special  service 
throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1079,  first  as  Principal  Stafl' Officer  to  No  1  Column,  being  present  at  the  action  of 
J  nyezane,  and  dui-ing  the  occupation  of  Ekowe.  and  subsequently  on  the  Line  of  Communications,  and  in  com- 
mand of  Fort  Pear.sonand  the  Lower  Tugela  District  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-S5  as  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter 
Master  Geiieial  (CMG.) . 

"'  Sir  Charles  Mansfield  Clarke  served  in  the  57th  Regiment  with  the  Column  under  Colonel  Warre  on  the 
Taptec  river  in  co-operation  with  the  Central  India  Field  Force  in  1S5S.  Served  also  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of 
1S61,  and  was  present  at  the  operations  before  Te  Arei.  Also  during  the  warin  1863-66,  present  as  Adjutant  of  the 
57th  at  the  action  of  Katikara  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  as  D. A. Q.M. General  from  June  1863  to  March  1S66  iu 
the  Province  of  Taranaki,  including  the  action  near  Poutoko,  capture  of  the  Maori  nositions  at  Ahuahu,  Kaitake, 
.Uataitawa,  and  Te  Arei,  operations  at  Warea  and  Te  Puru,  and  various  minor  afl'airs  (repeatedly  mentioned  in 
despatches.  Medal).  Served  in  the  Zulu  campaign  of  1S79;  commanded  the  57th  Regiment  iu  the  engagement 
at  Gingindhlovu  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  relief  of  Ekowe ;  afterwards  commanded  the  2nd  Brigade  1st  Divi- 
sion, and  subsequently  was  appointed  to  the  command  of  "Clarke's  Colimm"— a  force  of  all  arms— formed  by 
Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  for  the  following  objects  :  the  second  advance  to  Ulundi.  the  capture  of  King  Cetywayo,  the 
subjugation  of  the  Zulu  tribes  near  the  Middle  Drift  of  the  River  Tugela,  and  the  pacification  of  Zululand  j  these 
objects  were  successfully  accomplished— thanked  in  General  Orders  (mentioned  in  despatches  as  having  "per- 
formed the  duties  of  his  responsible  command  in  the  most  highly  efficient  manner,"  Brevet  of  Colonel,  CB., 
Medal  with  Clasp).  On  the  conclusion  of  the  war  was  appointed  Commandant  General  of  the  Colonial  Forces  in 
South  Africa. 

'==  Sir  C.  J.  East  served  with  the  82nd  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  2nd  September  1855,  and  was 
present  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Also  in  the  Indian  campaign 
in  1S57,  and  was  severely  wounded  at  Ca\vnpore  on  the  26th  November  (Medal).  When  belonging  to  the  41st 
Regt.  served  as  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  with  the  Chittagonij  column  of  the  Lushai  Expeditionary  Force 


War  Services  uj  tlic  General  Oncers.  lo 

in  1371-7"  (mentioucaiudcspatclies.  received  the  tbanks  of  the  Goveraor-General  in  Council,  Medal  witli  Clasp,  ana 
Brevet  of  Maior).  Served  in  the  latter  part  of  the  Zulu  war  of  iSyg  as  Deputy  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  Gene- 
ral and  was  present  in  the  ensaKement  at  Dluudi  (mentioned  in  despatches,  BrevetolColonel.MedalvyithUasp). 
Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1836-S9  in  command  of  the  ist  Brigade  after  the  capture  of  ilandalay  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  Ci?.,  and  two  Clasijsl.  .  ,,,,,,     c-  1      '^1    *V  1 

,?8  Lord  William  Seymour  served  as  a  Midshipman  with  the  Baltic  Fleet  m  1S54  (Medal) .  Served  with  the  2nd 
Battahon  Coldstream  Guards  in  the  Effyptian  war  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta,  and 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp.  3rd  Class  of  the  Osmauieh.  and  Ivhediye  s  "tar)  i„„,„j,v„ 

'■'-  Lieut  General  J  P  C  Glvn  sei-ved  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Crimea  Irom  the  17th  .June  1S35,  incUiding 
the  sieie  and  l"n  of  Sebast:opol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  he 
2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade.'and  served  throughout  the  '''^=°»J  I'^a^e  of  the  Ashant.  war  lu  1.74,  the 

battle  of  \moaful,  battle  of  Urdahsu,  and  capture  of  Coomassie  { Brevet  of  Lt.Ooloncl,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

IS"  LordMt?l  enseiVe.liuthe  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  from  the  17th  Dec.  1874,  and  was  present  at 
the  battL  of  Amoafuf  (Medal  with  Clasp)'  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Assis^tant  Adjutant  ami  Quarter 
Master  General  and  Commandant  at  Head  Quarters  and  %yas  present  at  the  engagements  o'  »«  -^'■^J'^?"^  '^"'^ 
Kassasin  (gth  Sept.),  and  in  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  m  despatches,  Cll  Medal  with  Clasp,  3id 
Class  of  the  ofmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Cnarles 
Warren  in  1884T5  in  command  of  Methuen's  Horse  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CMG.).  Served  in  the  oampaigu 
on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  1897-08  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Press  Censor  at  Head  Quarteis 
?menLned  in  dispatches,  Medal  with'k-o  Clasps)  Served  m  the  So"tli  African  war  in  .899..^^^ 
of  the  lat  Infantry   Division,  and  was  present  in  the  engagaments  at  Belmont,  Enslin,  Modder  River  (silently 

"-t'eut'SetSto^^^^^^  "^e  Afghan  war  of  1S79-80.    On  the  13* 

.Ianuary.88oan  command  of  a  force  of  Royal  Horse  Artillery  and  Cavalry  he  repulsed  with  heavy  loss  a  large 
hodv  ot- Mohmunds  at  All  Boghan.  Commanded  the  Cavalry  in  the  expeditions  under  Lt.General  Bright  to  the 
Sman  Vaney  and  agtlnst  the  Wu.eeree  Khugianis.  On  the  5th  July  1880  hecommanded  a  force  o  Curab.niers 
and  4th  BengalCavalry  at  the  attack  and  destruction  of  the  Ghilzai  villages  of  Nargozi,  Arab  Khejl,  and  Jokan 

''iS-Si^  U^'b  Wolselev  served  with  the  Gith  Regiment  during  the  latter  part  of  the  Indian  mutiny,  and  was  engaged 
in  all  the  mfnor  affair!  in  the  Shahabad 'district  under  Sir.  John  Douglas  (MedaJ).  ^Served  mtte  Afghan  war^in 
1378-79  as  Assistant  Adjutai 
Egjiilian  war  of  i832  as  As 

MlM<£i'^atdKhedlvi'TI?I"rTraiso  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  ,884-85  as  Assistant  .Wjutant  General  at  Mead 
Quar  Sand  afterwards  commanded  at  Abu  Gus(mentioned  in  despatches  Cii.,  and  Cla^^^^^ 

Expedition  in  1SS7  and  1889-91  in  command  of  a  Brigade  (mentioned  m  despatches,  RLB.,  and  Meda   with  Clasp) 
Commanded  the  troops  duJing  the  operations  in  the  Wuntho  Territory  m  i8q,  (received  the  thanks  of  the 

^'°™™ieut°L°neral  Gore  commanded  the  Inniskilling  Dragoons  in  the  Boer  war  in  i88i.  -„„,„.,:„„  „r 

1T2  Sir  Wiliam  Butler  served  in  the  69th  Regiment  with  the  Field  Force  which  repelled  an  incursion  of 
Fenia's  into  Canada  in  May  .870  (MedaD.Ind  with  the  Red  River  ExpeiUtion  in  the  l"""^  y^^-^  <.^,°7^"  CaPtam 
Ilnattachcdl  Served  throuehout  the  Ashanti  war  from  the  23rd  October  1873,  and  was  employed  as. 
Spec  aT  Jommistfo^er  to  th°e  Western  Akims  (mentioned  in  despatches,  ?>^]?f'-°'7Va"?er  Ge^e?aTat  ft'e'^li 
with  Clasnl  Served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1878-79  as  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Mastei  General  at  tte  case 
rtientioned-indl^atherBrevetofLt.CoJnel?  Served  in  the  Eg.yptian  war  of  1882  as  Assistant^A^^^^^^^^ 
Quarter  Master  General  on  the  Head  Quarters  Staflf,  and  was  present  at  the  engagements  of  El  Maglar  lel-ei- 
Mahuta  and  Kassasin  (qth  September),  and  in  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despa  ches.  Aide  de 
Camp  to  the  Onlen    Medal  with  Clasp    3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  with  the  ^lle 

command  of  a  Brigade  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (mentioned  °  f  f,l;''\'^^'^f,^' f  ^f  •'•,j,„aa|  with 

'-■'  SirGeor-e  Luck  was  present  at  the  operations  against  the  Jowaki  Alreedees  in  Janu.ary  1878  (Medal  witii 
Clasp)  Served  with  the  (Kandahar  Column  in  the  Afghan  war  of  .878-80,  including  the  advance  to  Khelat-i- 
Ghil^ai-  commanded  a  smiad?on  of  the  i^th  Hussars  and  a  troop  of  the  ist  Puniaub  Cavalry  in  engagements 
w'th'S^lf^h^rcava^r -'at/akht-i-Pnl  on  the  4th  January  .879  (^J'g''.'j;';,r."T^B  1  Tud'TcomVameS  M^^^^ 
served  with  the  Thull-Chotiali  Field  Force  under  Brigadier  General  Biddulph  (CB.),  and  accompanied  majoi 
General  Phavre,  in  conimam  regiment,  in  the  m'arch  to  the  relief  of  Candahar  in  August  1880  (mentioned  m 

desnatches.  Medal).     Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  in  command  of  the  15th  Hussars  Commanded 

■T»  Lord  Congleton  served  with  the  3rd  BuHs  in  the  Crimea  subsequent  to  the  fall  of  Sebastopol.  ^°""»an^™ 
the  2nd  Battalion  3rd  Buffs  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  ot  Inye^ane 
and  during  the  occupation  of  Ekowe  (mentioned  in  despatohes   CB..  Medal  witn  Clasp).  ,        Ulundi 

'"  Major  General  R.  T.  Thynne  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79,  and  was  present  in  the  ^/agement  at  U  uncli 
(Med^lwtth  Clasp).    Served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Grenadier  (5uards  in  the  EfyPt'-^  J^^  °'  '882^^edaJ  ^^.'j 
Class  of  the  Osminieh,  and  Khedive's  Star).     Served  in  the  Soudan  campaigi^  ■''\  i,^,;,^^?^   Ci!    and  cTaTp) 
Hasheen,  in  command  of  the  3rd  Battalion  of  the  Grenadier  «"a"ls(me,,tioiied  in  despa  ches,  C^^^^ 

■«  Lieut.General  C.  Tucker  served  with  the  8ath  Regiment  with  the  left  ''"*,';!' <l,'^""8''heBhootanExpedm^^^ 
of  1S65  (Medal  w-ith Clasp).    Served  in  the  Perak  operations  in  1876,  part  ol   the  .ime    Rpj^Sfn  the  Column 
manded  the  left  attack  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuni  in  1878  ;  commanded  the  80th  f^f  "^f " ^  at  Lunebe" 
under  Colonel  Rowlands  on  the  Swazi  border  in  the  Zulu  war  of  .S79.  and  ^ubsequentlj  the  troops  at  Lunebe^^ 
also  commanded  the  regiment  in  Wood's  Column  during  the  march  through  Zululand  and  in  the  engagement 
''- ilii^t^'.ienefaf  j"'f.  Owt 'served  with  Wood's  Column  in  the  Zulu  -- of  187,  in  command  of  a  Mo-^ejl 
(;atling  Battery,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (mentioned  m  despatches,  Brevet  of  ul.  Colonel _ 

' '-t^rFr'deil?^arrington  organised  and  commanded  Mounted  Ma^ 

[  was  present  in  the 
?i  and  Perie  Bush. 

oci.c^,^  ..reoperations  against  Sekukuni  m  1=178-79  as  uommaiuiiiuL  ui  ...=  ,''r,Vr;;7,o;iT,?!u.sm,T<-l^s^Bi'evets^ 
commanded  the  advance  guard  and  left  attack  at  the  capture  o'  the  strongho  d  (me  itioned  m  desp^^^^^^ 
of  Major  and  Lt.Colonel,  CMO. .snd  Medal  with  Clasp) .  Commanded  ^e  Cape  Mounted  Riflesat  the  ^^^^^^^^ 
by  the  Basutos,  and  commanded  theColonial  Forces  in  Basutoland  during  the  ^f  ""°"^^S'"J'"'^\^fjj";°h^^^^ 
November  1880  to  March  ,83i-severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  >^'^\o°;al  despatches)      Se.vedwith  the  Bechuana_ 
land  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  ,884-85  in  <-°>""an'l  "' '-^^'°'',  ^^°V°'Tes     r?m",nde^ 
patches)-.     Served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  1886  as  Commandant «' Native  Lev  es     Co        a  the^^^^^^^^^ 

during  the  operations  in  South  Africa  in  ,  896  in  the  suppression  of  the  rebellion  in  Matabeleland  and  Mashcnalana 
(mentioued  iu  despatches,  KCB.  and  Medal).  „      „  ,  „.  «„*    i,i    Hip  ^inrnfTpTneuts   at 

'■"■  Sir  Cornelius  F.  Clery  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  ,870,  and  ^as  prese  t  in  the  e-=ga=cmen^s^^ 
Isandhlwana  and  Dlundi  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  ol  Lt  Colonel,  Medal  "'1'-';  h.'?-^P * ..  |oada„  Expe- 
Egvptian  wpr  of  ,882  as  Brigade  Major  at  Alexandria  (Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Start  S,CT^ed  g  */^^oudan  Expe 
dit  on  under  Sir  Gerald  Grahr.m  in  ,884  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  and  "'as  present  in  the  ™fe«e™/^'"'»  i^,^ 
El  Teb  and  Temai  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Colone  ,  CB  and  '^°  ^l^isps)  also  ser^  ea  witu 
the  Nile  Expedition  m  ,884-85  as  Deputy  Adjutant  and  Quarter  -faster  Geneiul  Clasp  Ser^edm  the  Sou^^^ 
African  war  in  ,399-1900  in  command  of  the  2nd  Infantry  Division  with  '^e  Lacb  sniith  ReU^^^^ 
present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso  a,.d  in  the  operations  of  ,7th  to  24tn  Jan-  ■';°o  ■i'eUid.ug^.h| 

■'«•'  Major  General  W.  L.  Dalrymple  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  ,074.  "^^P^"fi^2,™"'!f'°t  service  (mentioned 
and  Denkeras,  on  the  left  flank  of  the  Main  line  of  -^dvance,and  subsequently  on  the  TianspOT^^^  kl^o  served 

in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  latter  part  of  the  Kafir  wai  ot  ,87!!. 


•ii  War  Services  of  the  General  Officers. 

Ell  the  Zulu  war  ot  1879,  first  as  Staff  Officer  to  Colonel  Glyn's  Column,  and  afterwards  as  Brigade  Major  to  the  jst 
Brigade,  2nd  Division;  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel, 
Medal  with  Clasp). 

="2  Major  General  W.  J.  Gascoigne  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Scots  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882, 
and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Scots  Guards,  and 
•was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  Temai  (Clasp). 

-o*  Major  General  C.  J.  Burnett  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  from  the  30th  November  1S73  ti'l  invalided  at 
<Juarman,  including  the  attack  and  capture  of  Adubiassie ;  commanded  the  post  of  Qtiarman  at  the  commence- 
ment of  the  enemy's  attack  upon  it  on  the  sist  January  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
Afghan  war  in  1879-80  as  .Assistant  Adjut;int  General  ist  Division  Candahar  Field  Force,  and  was  present 
at  the  defence  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches)  including  the  sortie  of  Deh  Khojah  (mentioned  in  des- 
patches, Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal). 

-°"  Major  General  B.  A.  Combe  served  with  the  3rd  Sind  Horse  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign,  ana  waspresent  as 
Orderly  OlHcer  to  Colonel  Fraser  at  the  action  of  Arogee,  and  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal).  Served  throughout 
the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  first  as  Brigade  Major  of  Cavalry  ist  Division  Peshawur  Valle.v  Field  Force,  including 
the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  and  the  engagement  at  Futtehabad  ;  afterwards  as  Deputy  Assistant 
Quarter  Master  General,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Cliarasiab  on  the  6th  October  1879,  in  the  opera- 
tions around  Cabul  in  December  1879  including  the  investment  of  Shcrpore,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Shckabad ;  ac- 
companied Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (frequently 
mentioned  in  desnatches.  Brevets  of  Maior  and  Lt.Colonel. Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

^™  Major  General  G.  U.  Prior  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S7S-79  as  Deputy  .\ssistant  Quarter  MasterGeneral 
■Candahar  Field  Force,  took  part  in  the  advance  to  Khelat-i-Ghilzie  and  in  the  operations  in  the  .\rghasan  Valley 
and  on  the  Thull  Chotiali  line,  and  -.vas  present  in  the  engagement  at  Baghao  in  command  of  half  of  the  column 
.(mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal). 

'"^  Major  General  M.  W.  E.  Gossetserved  with  the  54th  Regiment  duringthe  Indian  Mutiny, — in  Eastern  Bengal  in 
^S57againstthe  Chittagong  mutineers, and  in  Lord  Clyde's  campaign  inOude  in  1858-  59(Medal).  ServedasAidede 
■Camp  to  Lord  Chelmsford  m  the  Kafir  war  of  1878,  and  was  present  in  all  the  actions  with  theGaikasin  the  Buffalo 
Mountains  and  Perie  Bush  (mentioned  in  despatches,  and  Brevet  of  Major).  Served  in  the  Zulu  warof  1879  as  Aide 
de  Camp  to  Lord  Chelmsford  in  the  first  advance  into  Zululand  in  .Tanuar.y,  andwasiiresent  in  the  actions  fought  by 
the  Centre  Column  up  to  the  22nd  Januan,*.  Was  afterwards  Assistant  Quarter  MasterGeneral  to  the  2nd  Division 
in  the  second  advance  into  Zululand.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Went  to  South  Africa  on  special  service  in  January  i88i,  and  served 
ander  Sir  Evelyn  Wood  in  the  Boer  war  as  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  MasterGeneral.  Commanded  tho 
Mandalay  District,  Burmah,  during  the  operations  against  the  Kachins  on  the  North  East  Frontier  in  1891-92 
•(Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'2  Sir  Hugh  M'Calmont  served  in  the  Red  River  E.xpedition  in  1S70  (brought  home  the  despatches. 
Medal) .  Accompanied  Sir  Garnet  Wolsele.y  to  the  Go'd  Coast  in  September  1873,  as  Aide  de  Camp  (Ashanti  Medal). 
"Was  appointed  a  military  attache  to  the  B'ritish  Embassy  at  Constantinople  on  the  outbreak  of  the  Russo-Turkish 
•war  in  1877,  and  accompanied  the  Turkish  armies  in  tlie  field  throughout  the  campaign  in  Armenia  (Brevet  of 
Major,  Turkish  War  Medal).  Accompanied  Sir  Garnet  Wolsele.v  to  South  Africa  as  Aide  de  Camp  in  1879,  and 
•was  present  in  the  subsequent  operations,  including  those  against  Sekukuni  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet 
•of  Lt.Colonel.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  on  the  Staff  of  Brigadier  General  Macgregor  in  the  expedition 
against  the  Marris  in  i38o (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  in  the  Eg.vptian  warof  1882  as  Brigade  Major  of 
the  1st  Cavalr.v  Brigade,  and  was  present  inthe  engagement  at  Mahsama,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassaain,  and 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  and  the  cajiture  of  Cairo  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  3rd  Class  of 
the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-S5  as  second  in  command  and  after 
wards  in  command  of  the  Light  Camel  IJeaiment,  including  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Colonel,  CB.,  and  Claspi. 

-"  Sir  Coleridsre  Grove  served  in  the  Egjptian  war  of  1882  as  Deputy  Assistant  .adjutant  and  Quarter  Master 
■General  on  the  Head  Quarters  Staff,  and  was  present  at  the  engagements  of  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  Kassasin  (9th  Sept.), 
and  in  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lieut. Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of 
JheOsmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  t884-85and  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  in 
11885  as  jissistant  Adjutant  General  tov  Boat  Service ;  Commandant  at  Genial,  and  .Assistant  .A-djutant  General  and 
Acting  Military  Secretary  at  Head  Quarters  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Colonel,  tvv-o  Clasps). 

='*  Major  General  L.  V.Swaine  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Militar.y  Secretary  to  Sir  Garnet  Wolsele.v, 
and  was  present  at  the  engagements  of  El  Magfar,  'Pel-el-Mahuta,  and  Kassasin  (gth  Sept.).  and  in  the  battle  of 
"Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie, 
and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-83  as  Militarj-  Secretary  to  Lord  Wolseley  (men- 
■tioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Colonel,  Clasp). 

"'  Major  General  J .  B.  Sterling  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Coldstream  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and 
■was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir— slightly  wounded  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  18B5  with  the 
ast  Battalion  of  the  Coldstre.am  Guards,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen,  at  that  near  Tofrek  on 
the  24th  March,  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

2>«  Sir  Archibald  Hunter  served  in  the  Nile  E.tpedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Egyption  Army  (mentioned  in 
•despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  3rd  Class  of  the  Jledjidie,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star) ;  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1S85-86  including  the  engagement  at  Giniss— severely  wounded 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.) ;  and  in  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  frontier  in  1889  in  command  ol  a  Brigade 
•of  the  Epcyptian  Army,  including  the  engagements  at  Arguin  and  Toski — wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet 
of  Lt.Colonel,  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  in  com- 
mand of  the  Infantry  Division,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Haflr  (mentioned  in 
■despatches,  promoted  to  be  Major  General  for  distinguished  service  in  the  field,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's 
Medal  with  two  Clasps);  in  1897  he  commanded  Ci^lumus,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Abu  Hamed 
and  at  the  occupation  of  Berber  (mentioned  in  despatches,  2nd  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  two  Clasps  to  Khedive's 
Medal)  ;  in  189S  he  commanded  a  Division  of  the  Egyptian  Army,  including  the  Cavalry  reconnaissances  on  30th 
March  and4th  April  and  the  battle  of  the  Atbara(  mentioned  in  despatches),  and  commanded  the  Infantry  Division 
at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatAes,  received  the  thanks  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament,  2nd  Class 
-of  the  Osmanieh,  SCB.  and  two  Clasps  to  Khedive's  Medal).  Served  in  the  South  .African  war  in  1899-1900  as 
■Chief  of  the  Statf,  and  took  part  m  the  defence  of  Ladysmith including  the  Sortie  of  1st  December  1S99;  afterwards 
-commanded  an  Infantry  Division. 

-'»  LieutGeneral  Kelly-Kenny  served  the  campaign  of  i860  in  North  China  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  Jephscn 
including  the  action  of  Sinho  (mentioned  in  despatches),  taking  of  Tangku  and  Taku  Forts  IMedal  with  Clasp). 
Served  the  campaign  of  1867-68  in  Abyssinia  in  command  of  a  Division  of  the  Transport  Train  (mentioned  in 
despatches  for  "  zeal,  energy,  and  ability,"  Medal). 

^2'  Major  General  G  Salis-Schwabe  served  in  the  latter  part  of  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79,  in  command  of  the 
Native  Carrier  Corps  (j,ooo  strongi,  which  he  organised  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
'"s  Major  General  F.  T.  Holison  served  in  the  campaign  of  i36o  in  China  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  the  Takn Forts). 
^<  Major  General  H.  R.  Abadie  served  in  the  .\bvssinian  campaign  with  the  Transport  Train,  and  was  present 
at  the  action  at  .\rogee  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal).  Served  with  the  9th  Lancers 
in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  including  the  engagement  at  Takht-i-Pul  (mentioned  in  despatches),  the  advance 
on  and  occupation  of  Candahar,  and  the  affair  at  Saif-u-deen;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the 
inarch  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze 
Decoration). 

'-'  Major  General  H.  C.  Borrett  served  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of 
Arogee  and  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal). 

^  Sir  Henry  Colvile  served  with  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884  in  the  Intel'dgence 
Denartment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  El  Teb  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and 


War  Services  of  the  General  Officers.  12 

Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1834-35  with  the  Intelliijence  Department,  and  was  present 
at  the  action  of  Abu  Klea  (mentioned  in  despatche?,  CB.,  and  two  Clasps);  also  served  with  the  Egyptian 
Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-S6  as  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  Intelligence  Department,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Colonel).  Commanded  the  TJnjozo 
Expedition,  Central  Africa,  in  1S94  {C3IG.  and  Medal).  Nominated  to  the  2nd  Class  of  the  order  of  the  Brilliant 
Star  of  Zanzibar  for  services  to  the  Sultan  of  Zanzibar,  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  com- 
mand of  the  9th  Division  with  the  Kimberle.y  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Belmont, 
Moddar  River,  and  Magersfontein  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

-^'^  Major  General  W.V.  Brownlow  served  w-ith  the  Kmg's  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  Orderly 
Officer  to  Colonel  Drury  Lowe,  commanding  the  cavalry  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (mentioned  in  despatches) . 
Afterwards  commanded  a  squadron  of  his  Regiment  in  Baker  Russell's  Flying  Column  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1S81  in  command  of  the  Mounted  Squadron  of  the  Natal  Field  Force,  and 
v/as  present  in  the  action  at  Lang's  Nek  (twice  wounded  and  horse  shot)  and  in  the  engagement  at  Ingogo  River 
(twice  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel). 

-31  Major  General  E.  S.  Brook  served  with  the  94th  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Ulundi  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  against  Sekukuni,  including  tUe  storming  of  the  strong- 
hold (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  18S0-S1  in  command  of  the  Fort  at  Marabastadt,  which  he 
successfully  defended  for  a  period  of  92  days  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel).  Commanded  the 
.2nd  Brigade  Tochi  Field  Force  during  part  of  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  untler  Sir 
William  Lockhart  in  1897-9S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-^^  Major  General  G.  Paton  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  1875-76  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1877-78,  including  the  operations  against  the  Galekas  ;  also  served  in  ihe  Zulu  war 
in  1870  (CMG.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

-3*  Lord  Falmouth  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Coldstream  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (.Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the 
Oamanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  in  command  of  the  Guards  C^anc  el 
Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  actions  at  Abu  Klea  and  El  Gubat  and  in  the  recormaissance  to  Metammeh, 
where  he  conmianded  the  whole  force  after  the  departure  of  Sir  Charles  Wilson  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches, 
CB.,  and  two  Clasps). 

^^"^  Major  General  B.  B.  D.  Campbell  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Scots  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  at  the  battle  of  Tei-el-Kebir (Medal  with 
Clasp,  nnd  Khedive's  Star). 

~^'  Major  General  T.  A.  Cooke  served  with  the  17th  Lancers  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagements  at  Zuinguin  Mountain  and  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■^^  Sir  G.  de  C.  Morton  served  as  Adjutant  of  the  ist  Battnlion  6th  Regiment  in  the  Hazara  campaign  of  1S6S, 
including  the  subseauent  operations  in  the  Black  Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  as  Brigade  Major  and 
as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  during  tbe  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  ot  the 
Peiwar  Kotal  (mentioned  io  despatches),  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879  (mentioned  in 
despatches),  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  Deceml)er  1879  imentioned  in  despatches);  accompanied  Sir 
Frederick  Roberta  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  {mentioned  in  despatches. 
Brevets  of  Major  and  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

-^^  Sir  William  Gatacre  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  iS3S  as  Deputy  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master 
General  (Z)A'0.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp),  and  in  the  Burmese  campaign  of  1889-90  with  the  Tonhon  Expedition 
(Clasp).  Served  with  theChitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  in  command  of  a  Brigade,  including 
the  engagement  at  Mainugai  and  the  passage  of  the  Janbatai  and  Lowarai  Passes  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
CB.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8g8  in  com- 
mand of  the  British  Brigade,  including  the  battle  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  commaaded  the 
British  Division  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  received  the  thanks  of  both  Houses  of 
Parliament,  2nd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  KCB.,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in 
the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  an  Infantry  Division,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Stonnberg. 

^*"  Major  General  R.Upcher  served  in  the  Kaffir  war  in  1877-78  in  command  of  the  Left  Column.and  was  present  in 
the  engagements  at  Quintana  in  command  of  the  troops  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  at  Kei  River;  also  served 
in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  commanded  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  24th  Foot  after  the  engagement  at  Isanhhvana 
(Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-89  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
DSO.,  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

2*1  Major  General  the  Hon.  R.  A.  J.  Talbot  served  in  the  latter  part  of  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  on  the  Staflf  of  Colonel 
Baker  Russell's  Column  (Medal  with.  Clasp).  Served  with  the  ist  Life  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Mahsama,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasm,  at  the  battle  of  Tel- 
el-Kebir,  and  at  the  capture  of  Cairo  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  in  command  of  the  Heavy  Camel  Regiment,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Abu  Klea,  El  Gubat,  and  Metammeh  ;  also  commanded  the  Column  convoying 
sick  and  wounded  when  attacked  near  Shabacat  Wells  ou  the  14th  February  1S85  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
CB.,  and  two  Clasps) . 
-*=*  Major  General  F.  L.  Campbell  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
~"  Lieut.Geueral  the  Hon.  N.  G.  Lvttelton  served  with  the  4th  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Jowaki 
campaign  of  1877  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Aidede  Camp  to  Sfe- John  Adye,  Chief 
of  the  St,atf,  ana  was  present  in  the  engagements  of  'I'el-el-Mahuta,  Kassasin  ^gth  Sept.),  and  in  the  battle  of 
Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches),  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Cla-^^s  of  the  Osmanieh,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  in  command  of  the 
2nd  Brigade  British  Division,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted 
Major  (General  for  distinguished  service  in  the  field,  received  the  thanks  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament,  British 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  the  4th 
Infantry  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso  ;  aterwards  commanded  the  4th  Infantry  Division. 
-■*^  Major  General  L.  .1.  Oliphant  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in:8S5  tMedal  with  Clasp,  andKhedive's  Star). 
-*"  Major  General  A. Fit/.Roy  Hart  accompanied  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  to  the  Gold  Coast  inSeptemberiS73  on  special 
service.  Trained  the  Sierra  Leone  Companj' of  Russell's  Regiment  and  commanded  it  throughout  the  Ashanti  war 
of  1873-74,  taking  part  in  the  repulse  of  the  Ashanti  army  at  Abrakrampa  during  the  5th  and  6th  November 
1873,  the  attack  and  capture  of  Adubiassie,  battle  of  Amoafiil,  attack  and  capture  of  Becquah,  advanced  guard 
engagement  of  Jarbiubah  (slightly  wounded),  battle  of  Ordahsu  and  capture  of  Coomassie.  Attached  to  the 
Quarter  Master  General's  Department,  surveyed  Cape  Coast,  accompanied  the  scouting  party  north  of  the 
Prah  and  made  the  surveys  of  the  road  and  scenes  of  action  from  the  Prah  to  Coomassie  (twice  mentioned 
m  despatches,  iledal  with  Clasp).  Went  on  special  service  to  South  Africa  in  November  1878,  and  served 
throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79  ;  first,  ati  Staff  Officer  of  the  jud  Regiment  of  Natal  Native  Contingent  (two 
battalions),  taking  part  with  Pearson's  Column  in  the  engagement  of  Inyezane;  then,  as  Staff  Officer  ou 
the  Ekowe  relieving  column,  being  present  at  the  action  of  Giugindhlovu  ;  afterwards  as  Brigade  Major  of  the 
2nd  Brigade  ist  Division;  and,  finally,  as  Principal  Staff  Officer  of  Clarke's  Column  (several  times  mentioned  in 
despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Went  to  South  Africa  ou  special  service  in  January  iS8r,  and 
served  under  Sir  Evelyn  Wood  in  the  Boer  war  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General,  Went 
to  Egypt  on  special  service  in  July  1882  and  served  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant 
and  Quarter  Master  General  in  the  Intelligence  Department,  being  present  at  the  reconnaissance  in  force  from 
Ale.tandria  5th  August,  the  engagements  of  El  Magfar,  Tel-el-Mahuta,  and  Kassasin  9th  Sept.  (slightly  wounded)* 
and  in  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the 
Osmanieh.  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  :8g9-iQoo,  first  in  command  of  the  Irish 
Brigade  in  the  Natal  campaign  including  the  battle  of  Colenso  and  en;^agements  at  Spiou  Kop,  Potgeiter's  Drift, 
Hart's  Hill,  Monte  Christo,  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith  ;  afterwards  commanded  a  Column  of  all  arms  relieving 
Wepener,  in  the  Orange  River  Colony,  including  the  engagements  of  Bushman's  Kop,  &c. ;  subsequently  four 


i^.ir  War  Services  of  the  General  Officers. 

.Is  co^^anaea  inaepodeut  Co.an..s  of  a.,  a...  open.U..  in  t.e  T.a.sv»a,.  inCudin.  t.e  " J-^^^'-- 

Class  of  the  Osmariieh,  and  Khedive's  Star).  T,„,.ntian  war  of  i3S2  with  the  .st  Battalion  •-'"^^''''JlXnel' 

:.:;"  Major  General  J.  Iv  Boyes  served  throughoat  the  Es^P''f° '^^^tioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  ol  Lt-Colonel 

afvJr  Column  under  Major  General  Earle  (Clasp)  „_i^ent  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  ^f-lj^^^^P^'l^d 

23.  Major  General  E.  H.  Sartorins  served  wth  the  39th  ''^f'™""  jiaior  VictoriaCross,  and  Medal)  :  was  awarded 
in  thf encasement  at  Shahjui  (mentioned  .n  aespatches,  |™veto'  Major  ^^^_^^^^  ^^^^^  .^  ,^^^j^^^  ^,  P^f'T  °' 

the  Ye  ••for  conspicuous  bravery  durms  the  'i'^J°°=^'°^e  enemy  of  unknown  strength,  occupying  a'>J!'™°" 
rtve  or  six  men  of  the  5'jth  Regiment  against  a  body  "f  ^°«  «j°^™J  °be  ground  made  any  sort  of  regular  forma- 
■  naccessible  position  on  the  top  of  a  precipitous  hiUlhe  nature  <^^^^^  g  ^^^^^^  ^^^^  '''"l^A°>,'*  .?»l^»'n?  and 
tion  impossible,  and  Captam  Sartonus  '^'^d  to  bear  the  hrst  "[^jj^ous  pathway;  ^"1  the  gallant  and 
enemv  who  fell  upon  him  and  his  men  as  they  gained  tiie  top  ui  ^      v       f  perfect  success,  and  tbe 

fleSred  bearing  of  this  officer,  emulated  as  ''  ""^^ '^v'^Hci^ed  '  n  this  eneounte?  Captain  S*"^"?,^,^*! 
surviving  occupants  of  the  hill  top,  seven  m  n"™V'','^.'7„"„^^'.' f  kmeJ  •■  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  .8S2  as 
wr  unded^by  sword  cuts  in  both  hands,  and  one  ot  his  men  ^  ^8  killea.  ^,^^^  ^^  communicacion  ?f  »"°^«^  m 
,?erfch\^^*rel.f iTltcTl^ulrS^rtS'^ciairor  -d  Khcdive^s  Star,,     [.eea    oCi  ,. 


engagement  at  h  mow  uin  jgc,  «"-  •• „,^..„„  rn%-pni- 

'^?3-M^;:to"r''rel;eralH.H.ParrservedauringtheKafirwarof.8„^^^^^^^^ 

ment  a  Id  wL  employed  to  inspect  andreport  »"  ^«.*;;«  °"'»^*,°e,-wanls  as  Military  Secretary  .0  the  High  Comm,  - 
served  as  Assistant  StaffOfficer  to  Colonel  Glyn  s  Column.     Aitei"a  "  Frere,  Medal  with  Clasp,  C  M(t.). 

s  one?  (?ev/raftres  mentioned  in  the  despatches  o    ^^^„^^^f  ^^^,  ,,trhmem  and  also  as  Commandant  o  a  corps 
Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi  as  Commandant  of  the  Kemouni  [-^"  '         ^  of  iSS;,  and  was  present  m  tin 

S^:r=in^^r-;^^itive  ^^^^ff'^SSSi^?^^- ^sr7^t^= 

find  aisoTtroop  of  Mounted  Infantry  f--™"';-f,f„fLV  "o  on^e     two  Sasp's).   ^Se'^rved  with  the  Nile  Expedition 

4Ma,orGeneralH.Gough3ervedintheArKnanwar  n.^^^^^^^^ 
capturl  of  Ali  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp      Served^-  (^^ni^ned^ia  despatches.  Brevet  «/ Lt.Colonel  Med^^w.tb 
was  present  in  the  eng^igements  at  El  leandTemaUu^^^^^^^^     Expedition  in  1884-85  under  Sir  Charles  Warren. 

^^^^^^i!^^^^^^^^^~fkt^  rst'-CMedal,  and  Khedive's  Star,.  Seized  in  the 
".MTiior  Genera;  W.  F.  Kellv  served  in  the  Kg.^Tt-an  wai  of  -882  (JleaaJ,  a  .^^^^^,^^  ^^^   „ 

Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  G'^'^^'^'^'^^'f^^^LZ^tlt^^^^^  4th  Class  of  the  Medjid.e 

mentsatEl-reb  (wounded)  and  Tema.  ■■=='<'"''°°fd  in  despatches  c^e  ^^^            _^^  .^  ^j^^  eugagement  at 

twoClaspsI      Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1.-35  as  Bruaae  .Jiaj  , 

the  TofrikzerebaduentioneUii  despatches,  two  tlasps)  with  the    19th  Hussars,  and  was 

2"  Lieut.General  J.  D.  P.  French  served  m  '  e  J.  i  «  ^xpedmon  in  .     4    =            i,^,_  ^eda  w't>J  two  Clasps. 

tineuithed  service,  mentioned  ui  despatches).      .,,  ,,  ^„„^„,i„„„r„y  in  ,884suppre8sedamutiny  of  the  iurK^o 

°  «  Major  Creneral  H.  F.  Grant  while  -serving  w^th  he  Egyptian  army^^^      iJ.le  Expedition  in  1884-83,  and  m  the 

Battalioi  (Brevet  of  ^'■.t^olo.iel  3rd  C  assof  the Me^lj^d^,.^  S^^  ^^  ^^^^^^  I„f^„„y  (mentioned  m  de 

spSesCB  .Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star)  gi^  Frederick  Roberts, 

2^T  Vllior  Genen.1  R.  Pole-Carew  served  in  the  Af-han  war  m  ,'^]9fon>--^xaeaev  ^^  ^^^^  operations 

and  wat  pretlnt  at  the  advance  on  Cabul,  in  the  engagement  ^t  ^_haras  ah  on  «h  Octo^^^     Frederick  Roberts  in  the 
arounScabul  io  December  1879. including  the  mvestmeot  of  bhe  1  ore    ace. m^^^^  .^  despatches  Medal 

march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  ,'-^'',<' "."Jf  A^i^"  to  n  r.h.  Ite  Duke  of  Connaught  m  the 
wfth  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration)^    Served  as  OrdcilyOthcer^to^  ^^  ^^^  ^^^t,^  „f  .^'^'-t'-i^'dl' 

Egyptian  war  of  .SS2,  and  was  present  in  the  e  igaL-e^ent  at^e^ci  3i  .^  ^^^^^^  (mentioned  in  de- 

i"oi%°;;^il.";i^£'X.^eVHeS?'oTclaUw^  -  ^"^'^^  «-^  '"^^  ^  =""^- 

fontein  (mentioned  in  desiaiches).  operations  in  Zululand  in  1888  as  Assistant  Military 

2=8  Major  General  R.  S.  S.  Baden-Powell  served  n  the  ope  ajo  (mentioned  in  despatches,.    Ser^e^l 

Secretary  to  the  General  Officer  Commanding  and  as  InteUi  ence  Jffic^  ^^  U.Colonel,  Star)      f^^^^  '°  '^^^ 
with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  !mi    1  ranc^scoit  11  y,,        ties„a,ches.  Brevet  of  Colonel,  ileda'). 

!:^^:^\^S;^C^S^^;ri!/^!;^^^t^5Malo"G^^^  -"-ice  m  the  field),   afterwaids 

served  as  Major  General  on  the  Staft.  Raftjilion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Zulu  war  from  April  to  September  .079. 

2i»  Sir  C.  HoUed  Smith  served  witn  the  3'-'i  Ba'"^J'°'*gf 'f^J',"^,  present  in  the  engagements  at  Lang  s  >ek  and 
( Medal  with  Clasp) .  Also  served  m  the  Boer  »  ar  of '^^.''  , w^J °f  i^„„,ion  Kind's  R^^val  Rifle  Corps  in  the  Egv  P" 
helngoToarver  (mentioned  in  despatches).    Served  with  the  3rd  BauaUonK^^^^^^^  _^^  ^^  ^^^ 

tian  war%f  .SS2.  and  was  present  in  the  ■:e™nnaissancem  force  froni  A.e^a  ^^^^^^^  of  Tel-el-Kebir(mentioneQ  in 
ment  at  Tel-el-MaUuta,  the  action  at  fassasin  (9th  ^ePtember)  a  .^  ^^^  ^^^^  Expedition  in  .884-., 

despatches,  Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  "■''?3i^f'''J'"ie  S'  °f^<™""°''=''"°°  '  """^  afterwards  Commandant 
with  the  Egyptian  Army,  and  was  e™!''"^^'  °"  ,'7,  r'onel  Clasp).  Served  iu  the  operations  of  the  &oud.,r 
at   Semneh  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  olLt  Colonel  cm.p;  jons  near  Suakin  m  December  i3S. 

Frontier  Field  Force  in  .SS5-S6     Commanded  a  Brigade  dun^^^^^^  ^^  Colonel,  Clasp)  ,  Commanded  the 

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War  Services  of  the  Colonels  not  belonging  to  Regiments  or  Corps.  35a 

>  Colonel  W.  H.  Thompson  served  with  the  King's  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  in  the  squadron 
under  Major  Marter,  including  the  cavalry  affair  at  Erzungayan  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

«  Uolonel  C  Needham  served  with  the  ist  Life  Quirds  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  m  the  en- 
gafements  at  El  ilagfar  and  Mahsama,  in  the  action  at  Kassasic  (j3th  August),  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir,  and 
at  the  capture  ol'Cairo  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  .         .  „  . 

'  Cnlimel  «    VV.  N.  Ko>'ers  served  in  the  Bivotian  war  of  iS?2,  and  was  present  at  the  action  ot  Kassasin  on 

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Battalion  Royal  Irish  Regiment  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).       ...  •  r    „^ 

*i  Briff-idier  General  Lusard  served   in  the  4tti  Regiment  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  186 


•"  Colonel   1-T.   VV  .  L^  .   cvugei  a  fjei  vcLi    iii  i,iic  ia'.ij  uKitm  ,1.1,1   -ji   ii^'^,  n.in  ..  .vu   ^ — ■-— —  -  -         -  - 

the  oth  September  and  at  the  liattle  of  Tel-el- Kebir  (mentioued  in  despatches.  Brevet  ol  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with 
Clasp  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  m  iS33  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  Royal  Irish  Regiment  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).     . ,        .    .  .  ^    ^^     ,„ 

*i  Brigadier  General  Lugard  served  in  the  4tti  Regiment  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  1867-68, 
and  wasemployed  ivlth  the  Transport  Train  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Deputy  Assistant 
Adiutanl  and  Quarter  Master  General  2nd  Division,  and  was  present  in  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir—horse  shot 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive  s  Star). 


.  and  was  present 
to  the  Soudan  in 


(mentioued  in  despl- , .  ,^    1   ,-    -il  ^.i 

"  Colonel  W.  P.  Cavaye  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  i87y  (Medai  with  Clasp). 

s"  Colonel  H  Fludve-  served  with  tlie  ist  Battalion  Scots  Guards  iu  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-ei-Kebir  (.Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  m  the  expedition 
iS8=;  with  the  2nd  Battalion  ofthe  Scots  Guards,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  1  emai  (Clasp) . 

7"  Colonel  E   Antrobus  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  3  Star). 

»■'  Colonel  G.  A.  Lee  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  in  command  ol  a  Reserve  Batta- 
lion and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ..„„,.  ,   .1.      c.     ., 

s*  Colonel  J  W.  Webber  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-35  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  South 
Staffordshire  Regiment,  and  w-as  present  in  the  action  at  Kirbekan,  where  be  commanded  the  storming  part.y 
after  the  death  of  Colonel  Eyre— horse  shot  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedives  Star).  L*ee  also  Civu 
Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786.] 

"  Colonel  A  G.  Raper  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  m  1884.  ,    ,     ^,     .       „       .      ,, 

98  ColonelJ  B  B.  Dickson  served  in  the  latter  part  of  the  Zulu  war  of  i87ciwiththe  Native  Carrier  Corps 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp) .  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Camel  Corps, 
Lnd  was  present  at  the  action  at  Ab",  Klea-severely  wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-19M  in  command  ol  the  4th  Cavalry  Brigade. 

100  Colonel  H    Kiugsoote  served  in  the  Bhootan  campaign  of  1864-68-  wounded  ( .Medal  with  Clasp). 

101  Major  General  Wynne  served  as  Superintendent  of  Army  Signalling  in  the  Jowaki  campaign  m  1877  (men- 
tioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  18,8-70  as  Supeiintendent  of  Field^Tele- 
giaphs,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal  in  charge  of  Army  Signal  ing  with  the  Koorum  Valley 
Field  Force  and  in  the  engagements  in  the  Mungiar  Pass  and  at  Mattoon  Khost  (mentioned  lu  despatches,  Bievet 
of  Major  Medal  with  Clasp  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with  the  Natal  Field  Force  as  Depuy  Assistant 
Adjitaiit'and  (Quarter  Master  General  for  Signalling.  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  on  the  Lines  of 
Cominunicatioii  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp  4th  Class  of  the  Medjide  and 
Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  at  first  as  Deputy  Adjutant  General,  and  afterwards 
1^1  command  of  the  1  ith  Infantry  Brigade  ;  accompanied  the  Ladysmith  Rehef  Force  and  took  part  in  the  operations 

°^iM  Col'ouri  K  aTrotS'i^erTe'd  vvith  the  Nile  E.tpedition  in  ,884-85  ;  was  commandantof  Dal  and  of  Kaibar  ana 
was  employed  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  Medal  with  Clasp,  Khedive  s  Star,  3i'd  Cla.ss 
of  the  .Mediidie  "  in  recognition  of  his  services  with  the  Egyptian  Army  ').  w,     1  j 

.0?  Colonel  F.  M.  Wardrop  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  .882  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Garnet  Wolse^e.y,  and  was  pre- 
sentauhe  engagementsofEl  Magfar,Tel-el-Mahuta,  Kassasin  (9th  Sept  1, and  in  the  battle  Sf/,*;';^  "^^^i^l'^^Vh  the 
in  despatched.  Brevet  ofMajor,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  ot^the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive  s  Star)  Served  with  the 
Nile  Expedition  in  ,884-85  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  with  the  ^e^ert  Column,  and 
w.as  present  at  the  action  of  Abu  Klea,  in  the  reconnaissance  to  Metammeh,  and  m  the  enpgeme.  tat  Abu  H 
Wells  on  the  ,6th  and  ,7th  Feliruary  (several  times  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  »/ i^»-<;OJ""el  two  ClasM^ 

106  Colonel  J.  C.  Hanf.jrd  served  with  the  19th  Hussars  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,882,  and  was  present  m  the  action 
at  Kassasin  (,th  September,,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  '-^  d<'sPa''=l^f;.„P'-f;!«' f  ^^'""^^'.^^^^fj 
with  Clasp,  4thClas8  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  n  ,884  w,th  the  ,9th 
Hussars,  and  was  present  m  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh  two  "^f  P«' •J'f  ""i 
in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  ,9th  Hussars,  and  was  present  m  the  action  at  Kirbekan  (men 
tioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  two  Clasps).  .  -  „f  i,t„„„fofi  ...n^na  nftbo  .^id 

m  Colonel  F.  .7.  Graves  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  m  ,885  in  commana  cf  ,^1™"'?,'! 'r°°P%°/ ™!  '°? 
Brigade  and  was  present  in  the  enqagenent  at  the  Tofrok  zereba  (mentioned  la  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel, 

^-""cJoTJ^el'M-  ^;";!™rrp?Seto'n''J,i-.cia.  service  to  South  Africa  in  ^-^  .879,ana  was^mpJoyeda^^S^^^^ 
Officer  and  Deputy  Assistant  QiiarterMasterGeneral  at  Durban  from  October  ,879  t.,1  April  ,83^^ 
Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  ,884-85  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  o^Lt.Colone  ,  lledal  with  Cla^^^^^ 
Khedive's  Star).    Also  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  .805-80  as  Brigade  Majoi  on  Intelhgence 
Duty,  and  was  present  in  the  engagemenfat  Giniss  (mentioned  m  despatches,  ^■'>");  Rp<.lmont  (men- 

ioS  Brigadier  General  Ventris  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  ,884-85  with  the  2nd  J^''"«''™ '^^^f^^^^^^S  ™™i '"?" 
tionedindespatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp,and  Khedives  Star);  and  with  the  Egypti^^^^ 

Field  Force  ii  ,885-86  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Qinu-ter  Master  General  '"""''f  "^^  DW'",''^^"'- tmenl 

'■»  Lord  Dundonald  serve'l  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  ,884-85  in  command  of  the  =pd  Life  ^X  comiSaSied 
of  the  Camel  Corps,  carried  the  despatches  to  Korti  announcing  the  seizure  ot  'l^f.';'''''  ,'^.'  ''"''f  '  MeTammeh  ■ 
the  transport  and  baggage  of  the  Desert  Column  under  Sir  Herbert  Stewart  '"  '^.f  *'1;,?"°/ '°  .FfJ^'^^^a' 
was  present  at  the  action  of  Abu  Klea  and  in  the  engagement  at  Gabat ;  n"«^.  f  ,,?,';'^f„'°  ''^^3'=°°'^^^^ 
which  left  Gubat  on  the  evenings  of  23rd  January  and  ,st  February  and  also  to  the  is'^torcements  to  Abu 
Klea;  carried  the  despatches  f?om  Gubat  anuonncmg  the  fall  of  Khartoum  mentioned  indespachesBrevM 
of  Li4ut.Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  '"'""',„-^«  fi"^;!!''  JJl  mo?i  te^ 
with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso  ;  '="'°">a"''«„V.,  «  Irv  Brieade 
Brigade  from  22nd  November,  ,899,  to  6th  March,  ,900,  and  subsequently  commanaed  a  ^;",f' '?J".|'J''^^„ri,  ,0 

'■V  Major  General  Fetherstonhaugh  served  with  the  3rd  Battali.m  60th  Rities  '"."'%^"1"  ^™  f^'j^f^P™  'j 
September  ,879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  m  ,3S4-85  with  '^f.  ^I°"°'«' \°^^'i^^^^^ 
the  Desert  Column,  and  was  present  at  the  action,  at  Abu  Klea  and  El  Gui.at,  »-";,VKhertive^sSrar)  Served 
Metammeb  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  '^"^  Khedive  sbtarj.he^J  ed 
in  the  South  African  war  in  ,899-,9oo  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Belmont — wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches).  ,  njd  Ta^riioi-ors  with  the 

"2  Major  General  J.  T.  Coke  served  in  command  of  the  2nd  Battalion  King  s  Own  Scottish  B°^/""trment  at 
Suakm  tteld  Force  in  December  ,888  during  the  investment  of  Suak.n  and  was  present  ,V?  '.1^^  «,^f .f^^'Wo 
Gemaizah  (mentioned  in  despatches.  ,rd  Class  ofthe  Medjidie,  Medal  with  ^'f  »•  ^"/^  '^^^i'^'J.^  ^O^'^^'eoM 
served  in  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  frontier  in  ,889  in  command  of  the  2nd  «''"=;V°"  ;E'"|ri„Rj;°^,?th  the 
Borderers.  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,899-1900  in  coinmand  of  the  ,oth  Infantry  Brigade  with  tne 
Ladysmith  Relief  Foice,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  of  Spioii  Kop.  H„ualion  Derbv- 

"3  Colonel  J.  M'Clevei'ty  served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  m  ,888  in  command  of  '''«  f<\  J^^"^  °?  Cllsp) 
shire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engngement  at  the  Jel^«  -^  <  ■^'r""™«^ '»  f ''.^''f  ^^f '  f  I'^.tLde  and  w'^as 

■'*  ColCnel  J.  A.  C.  Herbert  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  ol  ,882  as  Brigade  "''l^JJJ"'  'l''    Z;"^'  °"S^^^ 
present  in  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp  -t'^i^^^^  ^'^'^^ 
Mediidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  m  ,885-86  with  the  Guaids  Camel  Kegimenl.  ana 
waspresent  at  the  actions  at  Abu  Klea  and  El  Gubat  (two  Clasps).  „„,,,or1  no  n  volunteer  in  the 

'"Colonel  J.   P.  Brabazon,  formerly  Lieut,  and  Captain   Grenadier  Guards    seived  as  a  volunteej  in  in^ 
Aahanti  war  in  ,874  iuid  was  attached  to  the  expedition  '""'^r  Captain  Butler  to  Western  Atam  and  a^^^^^ 
the  Transport  service  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  ■S'S-So'irst  with  the  loth  H^f  ^;| '  ''"<'^ 
wards  asOtflciating  Brigade  Majorand  StafTOfficer  of  Cavalry  Brigade  ^0°™™  Fi«ld  P°ice  and  wa^^^^^ 
the  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal,  in  the  operationsin  the  Khost  Valley,  in  the  engageiaent  at  Charasiah  on  tne  ot  n 


35^  War  Services  of  the  Colonels. 

October  1879,  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1879  including  the  investmentof  Sherpore; 
accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar  as  BriL^ade  Major  of  Cavalry,  and  was  present  also 
in  the  recounaissance  of  the  31st  Aui^uat  and  at  the  oattle  of  Candahar  (several  times  mentioned  in  deypaiches, 
Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Brnnze  Decoration).  Served  in  the  Soudan  Kxpeditioniii  i8ii4  with 
the  loth  Hussars,  and  was  present  in  the  engae'ements  at  El  Teb  andTetnai  {  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  throuKhout  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  theLiKht  Camel  Ketriitient, 
and  took  part  in  the  operatioj-.sof  the  Desert  Column  including  the  ensa^ementat  AbuKleaAVells  on  the  16th  and 
17th  February  (Clasp). 

^^^  Colonel  Hilton  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  in  command  of  the  Left  Half  Battalion  2nd  Sna- 
forth  Highlandei-s  (mentioned  in  despntches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891 
in  command  ni'  the  2-Dd  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

"'  Colonel  P.  W.  Rhodes  served  in  the  Soudan  Expethtion  under  ^ir  Gerald  Graham  in  18S4  as  Aide  de  Camp  to 
Major  General  Sir  Heibert  Stewart,  Commandini?  the  ("avalry  Brigtule,  and  was  present  in  the  eueagements  at  El 
Teb  and  Temai  (mentioned  in  de-patches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  witli  the  Nile  Expedition 
in  1834-8';  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  SirHerl)ert  Stewart,  Commanding  the  Det-ert  Column,  and  was  present  at  the  actions 
at  Abu  Klea  au'l  El  Gubat  (horse  shot);  was  afterwards  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  the  Hon.  J.  C.  Dormer 
(mentioned  inde.-patches.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  two  Clasps);  also  served  in  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  Decemher 
1888  includintr  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (mentioned  in  despatches,  3rd  Class  of  the  Mediidie,  and  ClasTi). 

1'*  Major  General  R.  K.  Alien  served  with  the  Bectmanalana  Expedition  unoer  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85 
as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quaiter  Master  General  (mentiontd  in  dt-spwtches.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel). 
Served  in  the  Houth  African  war  in  1809-1000  including  the  enpngement  ai  Stormbert'. 

"9  Major  General  Knox  served  with  the  Bechnanaland  Expedition  in  1884-8=;  under  bir  Charles  Warren,  when  he 
raised  and  commanded  the  4th  Pioneer  Regiment  (Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in 
1899-1900  in  command  of  the  i3ih  Brigade,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  at  Puardeberg  of  16th  to  27th  Feb- 
ruary 1900 — severely  wounded. 

'^*  Co'ionelV.  Hatton  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  H-^rberl  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  British  Medul,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"  Colonel  P.  Cochran  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iSSy-Sg  in  command  of  the  ist  Battalion  Hamp- 
shire Regiment,  part  ol  the  time  in  command  of  Military  and  Police  in  the  Ruby  Mines  District  (Medul  with  Clasp). 

i^e  Brigadier  General  J.  H.  Barnard  served  in  the  T9th  Regiment  in  theHazaracampaign  ol  1868,  including  the 
expedition  against  the  tribes  on  the  Black  Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  as  a  volunteer  under  Captain 
Glover,  R.N.,  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  1S73-74.  Led  the  Advanced  Guard  at  the  capture  of  Abogoo.  Commanded  for 
five  days  a  detached  force  of  650  men  which  captured  Jaashi  and  Adoomassie.  Commanded  a  detachment  of  150 
men  which  drove  the  enemy  out  of  their  camps  in  the  North  bank  of  the  Anoom  (mentioned  in  despatches  for 
"great  discretion  and  judgment,"  and  on  two  occasions  for  "gallant  conduct,"  CMG.,  Medal  with  Clasp. 
Promoted  Captain  "in  recognition  of  his  services  in  tlie  Ashanti  Expedition  of  1874").  Served  in  the  Afghan  war 
in  1879-SG  as  .\ide  de  Cainpto  Lieut. General  Bright,  first  with  the  Feshawur  Valley  Field  Force,  and  afterwards 
with  the  Khyber  Line  Force  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medall.  Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1S85  under  Sir 
Gerald  Graham  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'3*  Colonel  Dundas^erved  in  the  Afghan  war  m  1880  as  Brigade  Major  2nd  Infantry  Brigade  Candahar  Field 
Force  from  the  2  3vd  August  (Medal).  [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "Hart's  Annual  Army  last, "p.  786.3 

136  Colonel  C.  P.  Temjde  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86,  ami  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Giniss  in  command  of  the  ist  Battalion  Berkshire  Regiment  ^mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO., 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'^^  Lortl  Dowue  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  ^tarsl'all,  commanding  the 
Cavalry  Brigade  (mentioned  in  des]>atchHS,  Brevet  of  Major,  Jledal  with  ('laso).  Served  in  the  South  African 
war  in  1S99-1Q00  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Lord  Roberts  and  in  chirge  of  Foreign  Military  Attacht^s. 

'^*  Colmel  E.  Carriugton  served  with  the  Zhob  VuUey  Expedition  m  1884.  Served  with  the  Bikaneer  Field 
Force  in  1SS4-S5. 

1**  Colonel  C.  G.  Leggett  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•^°  Colonel  P.  D.  Jeffreys  served  with  the  88th  Regiment  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  as  Brigaie  Major  3rd  Brigade,  and  commanded  the  Column 
which  captured  his  bivouac  and  killed  the  Kemendine  Prince  on  the  ist  January  1887  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Brevet  ot  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Zhob  Field  Force  under  Sir  George  Whitp  in  i8go  as 
Assistant  Adjutant  General  of  the  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  'Jolonel).  i.'ommanded  the  2n(l 
Brigade  Ma'akand  Fielil  Force  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wiliam  Lockhart 
in  1897-93,  including  the  expedition  into  the  Mohmand  countiy  and  the  night  attacks  of  :4th  and  i6th  September — 
wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  also  commanded  the  2nd  brigade  of  the  Buner  Field  Puree,  including  the 
capture  of  the  Tauga  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'"  Colonel  lanS.  M.  Hamilton  servel  with  the  92nd  Highlanders  in  the  Alghan  war  of  iSyS-So.and  was  present 
in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  6th  October  1879  including  the  subsequent  pursuit  of  the  Afghans  (mentioned 
in  despatches)  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1879  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two 
Claspsi.  Servedinthe  Boerwarof  1881 — severelv  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  with  the  Nile 
Expedition  in  iSS4-£5  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders;  wa-*  Captain  of  tne  Guard  to  Major  General 
Earle,  Commanding  the  River  Column,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kirbekan  (mentioned  iu  despatches. 
Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  1886-87 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under 
Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  us  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  of  the  Lines  of  Communications 
(.mentioned  in  despatches.  Cis,,  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Commanded  3rd  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  ir. 
the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WiDiam  Lockhart  in  1897-98  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Chief  of  the  StatT,  and  was  present  ii  the  engage- 
mrnt  at  Elandslaagte  and  at  the  siege  of  Ladysmith  ;  afterwards  commanded  the  Mounted  Infantry  Division. 

'^3  Colonel  A.  Broadwood  served  111  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  iSSt;  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Scots 
Guards,  and  was  present  in  the  eniragementft^at  Hasheen  and  Temai  (Medal'with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'"  Colonel  Murray  served  with  the  72nd  Highlanders  throughout  the  Alghan  war  of  1878-80  with  the  Kocrum, 
Cabul,  and  Cabul-Candahar  Field  Forces  (till  April  1880  as  Adjutant)  ;  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  the 
Peiwar  Kotal  and  in  the  engagement  at  Coarasiah  (mentioned  in  despatches),  ;ind  in  the  operations  around  Cabul 
in  December  1879  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  waspresentat  the  battle  of 
Candahar— severely  wounded  (mentionediu  despatches.Brevetof  Major. Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decora- 
tion). Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  as  Brigade  Major  Infantry  Brigade  Indian  Contingent,  and  was  present  at 
the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  theOsmanieh.  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Served  throughout  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85  on  special  service  as  Assistant  to  the  Chief  of  the  Staff,  and  was 
present  in  the  ensragement  at  Hasheen  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clas-p).  Served 
in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S9S  in  command  of  the  ist  Battalion  Staforth 
Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Khartoum 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  appointed  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Quee-s  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two 
Clasps).    Served  in  the  oocapation  of  Crete  in  -.Say  (CMG.). 

J"  Colontd  E.  T.  H.  Button  served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879;  was  present  at 
the  action  of  Gingindhlovu  and  rcliefof  Ekowe  ;  and  after  A'ards  served  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Crealock, 
commanding  the  1st  Division  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Serveo  in  the  Boer  war  m  1881  with  Barrow's  Mounted  In- 
fantry. Served  throughout  the  Egyptmn  war  of  1882  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Sir  Archibald  Alison, 
raised  and  organised  the  Mounted  Jniantry  Corps,  and  was  present  at  the  reconnaissance  iu  force fron:  Alexandria 
(5th  August),  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel  el-Kebir  (meniitmed  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th 
Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  isi  »S84-8s  as  Commandant  ot 
Mounted  Infantry,  and  subsequently  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General ;  raised  the  ist  and  znd  Battahons  of 
Mounted  Infantry  (Clasp). 

i=s  Colonel  W.  T.  Dooner  accompanied  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  to  the  Gold  Coast  in  September  1873  on  special 


War  Services  of  the  Colonels.  33c 

ervice ;  trained  the  Opobo  Company  of  Hussell's  Regiment  and  commanded  it  tliroughout  the  Ashanti  war  of 
S73-74,  inc'.udinc  the  capture  and  destruction  of  Adubiaf  sie,  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  capture  and  destruction  of 
Secquah,  the  advanced  guard  engagement  of  Jarbinbah.  the  skirmishes  and  ambuscade  affairs  between  Artwabin 
uul  the  river  Ordali,  battle  of  Ordahsu  and  capture  of  Coomassie.  Also  surveyed  for  the  Intelligence  Deparl- 
aeut  portions  of  road  between  Cape  Coast  and  the  Prah  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'«"  Colorjel  H.  S.  G.  Miles  served  in  the  Soutb  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  a  Deputy  Adjutant  General 
^mentioned  in  despatches). 

>'»  Colonel  E.  H.  G.  Ravenhill  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Koorum  Division,  including  the 
Zaimusbt  Expedition  (Medal).  . 

"'  .Major  General  J.  H.  Layo  served  with  the  goth  Light  Infantry  in  the  Gaika  war  of  1S78,  and  was  present  m 

^.he  various  operations  in  the  \v  aturkloof  and  Perie  Bush,  and  acted  as  fctaff  OlBcer  to  Colonel  Palmer's  Column 

[mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  in  Wood's  Flying  Column  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  m 

She  engagements  at  Zungia  Nek,  Kambula  Hill,  and  Ulundi  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Meda 

with  Clasp).  ,     T^  r    00 

""  Colonel  M.  Churchill  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1875  (  \Ie  lal  with  Clasp).     Ser>-e'l  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi 
Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  at  the  deience  of  Pretoria  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

1  Colonel  J.  G.    Sparkes  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment  111  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882 
(Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,     m 

llif  Colonel  Goldsmid  served  in  the  South  A'lican  war  in  1899-1900  as  Assist.  Adjutant  General  for  Transport. 

'"*  Colonel  F.  U.  J.  .Terrard  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  111  1874,  in  the  Transport  Service  (Medai). 

'80  Colonel  E.  Nesbitt  served  with  the  3 ^rd  Regiment  throughout  the  AUysbinian  campaign  of  1S67-68,  and  was 
present  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal). 

'*'  Colonel  R.   B.  Cotton  served  with  the  gqth  Regiment  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Modal  with  Clasp). 

■t;  Colonel  A.  G.  Wavell  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war 
in  1899-1903  in  cimmand  of  the  i3th  Infantry  Brigade. 

'"  Colonel  J.  L.  Ross  served  mth  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Borderers  in  he  .\fghan  war  of  1878-80,  nrst 
with  the  Peshawur  'Valley  Field  Force  under  Lieut.General  Maude,  and  afterwards  with  the  Khyber  Line  Force 
under  Lieut.General  Bright,  including  the  reconnaissance  in  the  Shiliman  Valley  and  the  attack  and  destruction 
of  the  villages  of  Naigozi,  Arab  Kheyl  and  Jokan  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  Served  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  King's  On-n  Scottish  Borderers  with  the  SuaUin  Field  Force  m  December  i8S3  during  the  investment 
of  Suakiu  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Also 
served  in  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  Frontier  in  iSSq. 

i»-  Colonel  A.  W.  Morris  sewed  in  the  Zuln  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  tjlundi  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  m  the  Boer  war  of  18S1,  and  was  present  iu  the  engagement  at  Maiuba  Hill— severely 
wounded  (mentioned  in  ilespatchesl.  Served  in  the  South  .\lrican  war  as  Assist,  -idj.  General  5th  Division. 
■'»  Colonel  J.  C.  R.  Glasgow  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  i2tb  Foot  in  the  Afghan  warin  1880  (Modal). 
"■  Major  General  F.iV.  Ueniming  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Lieut.General  Maude 
and  was  present  with  the  two  expeditions  into  the  Bazar  Valley  (  Hrevet  of  Major,  Medal  1.  Served  with  the  Burmese 
Expedition  in  i88;-86  as  Deputy  .Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  in  charge  of  the  Intelligence  Branch 
(mentioned  in  despatches),  and  m  1887  as  Military  Secrewry  t  1  the  Otlicer  in  Chief  Utmmandof  the  Forces 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'■•>«  Lord  Erroll  s'erved  in  ihe  South  Afri'  an  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  a  YeomauTy  Brigade. 

1'"  Colonel  G.  L.  ('.  Money  i-erved  in  the  Nile  E.tpeditiou  in  1884-S';  withlhe  Cameron  Hiahlanders  (Medal  with 
Cla«p,  and  Khedive'-  Star).  Served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  as 
A.ssistiiut  .Mi.itarv  Secretary  to  Sir  Frederick  Stephenson,  and  was  pre-ent  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (men- 
tioned in  despatc  es,  DSO').  Served  in  ihe  campaign  in  ihe  Soudan  under  S.r  Herbert  Kit-horer  m  1898  m 
command  of  the  1st  Battnlirm  Oamer  m  Highlanders,  and  wa-  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  m 
despatches)  and  KJjartoum  (mentioned  in  destiaiches.  CB.,  B^ili^h  Mr-dal.  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'»«  Colonel  F.  Howard  served  wiih  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  ■87r7S  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
with  the  4th  Battalion  Ritle  Brigade  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of 
Ali  Musjid  and  with  the  expeditions  into  the  Bazar  and  L.UKhman  Valleys  (Medal  with  Clasp  1.  Served  with  the 
Burmese  Expedition  in  188889  with  the  4th  Battalion  Rilie  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of 
Lt.Colonel,  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S98  in  command  of 
the  2ndBattiliou  RiHe  Biijade,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  01  Khartmim  (mentii  ned  111  despatches,  granted 
reward  for  distinguished  service,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Cla<ii).  Served  in  the  occupation  of 
Crete  in  1898  (CMa.). 

""'  Colonel  K.  .1.  H.  Spratt  served  as  Sub-nirector  of  transport  through'-ut  the  Zulu  war  ot  1879,  anil  was 
present  with  the  2nd  IJivision  iu  the  ongngeinei.t  at  Uiundi,  Served  m  the  operations  against  Sekukuiii  m  1879, 
and  was  present  as  Orderlv  Officer  to  (Jolonel  Russell,  commanding  the  troops,  at  the  storming  of  the  strong- 
hold (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  .Major.  Medil  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  ifSi  as  a  Deputy 
Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General. 

-"^  Colonel  A.  W.  Noyes  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1864-66  (Medal).  Served  as  Brigade  Iransport 
Officer  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  affair  at  Mazeena— wounded  (mentioned  in  ae- 
epatches.  Medal).  , 

="'  Colonel  E.T.  Dickson  served  throughout  the  campaign  in  the  Eastern  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion  ot 
the  Berkshire  Regiment,  and  was  pieseut  in  the  retcnuaissance  to  Hasheen  on  the  1st  February,  in  the  engage- 
ments at  Hasheeii  and  the  Tofrek  zereba  and  the  subsequent  advance  to.  and  burning  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two 
Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star, ;  also  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  as  Brigade  Major, 
and  was  present  111  the  engagement  at  Giniss.  . 

="'  Colonel  A.  VV.  Sheringhain  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  with  the  2nd  Battaiion  Cneshir* 
Regiment  ( Medal  with  Claspl.  , 

2™  Brigadier  Genei  al  MacCall  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892.  Served  in  the  Chitral  Rohef  Force  under 
Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pas» 
and  the  engagement  at  Khar  (mentioned  in  desiiatches,  CB.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

2"  Colonel  W.  E.  R.  Kollv  served  with  the  Buffs  in  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  m  1875-76,  including 
the  actions  of  the  20th  .January  and  4th  February,  and  commanded  the  escort  in  the  reconnaissance  of  the  izna 
January  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'»  Co"lonel  A.  S.  Wooils  served  with  the  expeilition  int)  Gric|Ualand  West,  South  Africa,  in  187';. 

='5  Colonel  H.  K.  Lc  .vlottee  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  ijtu  Foot  iu  tne  Afghan  warin  18S0  with  the  Canaahar 
Field  Force  under  Maior  General  Phayre  (Medal).  v  trv,  /» 

^'«  Colonel  H.  G.  Grant  served  in  the  .\fghan  war  of  1S79,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  All  Kheyl,  and 
at  the  assault  and  canture  of  Zawa  (mentioned  in  despatcho.-.  Brevet  of  .M.ajor,  and  .Medali.  Served  as  Brigade- 
Major  in  the  Mahsood  Wiizeeree  Expedition  in  iSSi.  Served  in  the  Hazard  Expedition  in  189:  with  the  2na 
Battalion  Seafnith  Highlanders  (.Medal  with  (.Ilasp). 

»';  Colonel  Egjrton  served  wrh  the  .Mahiood  Wiizeeree  Expedition  in  1881  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

=■»  Colonel  C.  li.  .S .value  served  with  the  17th  Lanc-rs  iu  the  Zul  i  war  of  1879,  ami  was  present  111  ttie  engage- 
ment al  Uluii.li  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Drury 
Lowe,  Coiuuninlthgthe  Cavalry  Brigade.  Served  m  the  Egyptian  warot  1882  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General 
Drury  Lowe,  Com.n  inding  the  Cav^liy  Division,  and  was  present  at  the  engagements  of  El  Magfar  and  iel-el- 
Mahuta,  the  two  actions  at  Kassa.-.iii,' the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir,  anil  the  capture  of  Cairo  (mentioned  m  de- 
spatches. Brevet  ol  .Maior,  .Melal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidicaud  Khedive's  Star),  served  in  the  Mile 
Expedition  m  1884-85  with  the  Lighb  Camel  Regiment,  nnd  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column  (clasp). 

»"  Colimel  J.  G.  Pon,onby  serveit  iu  the  Duffi  1  Expedition  in  1874-7^  with  tliB  42nu  B  mgai  Infantry. 

™  Colonel  a.  T.  Hughes  Hallett  served  with  the  57th  aegimeiit  in  the  latter  part  of  the  Zulu  war  ol  1879,  ani 
throughout  the  operations  ot  •' Clarke's  Column "  (Medal  with  Clasii).  t    t>     -,r     1         ■     • 

2"  Colonel  W.  K.  Hilliard  served  with  the  Expeditionary  Field  Force  under  Colonel  .1.  B.  Mackenzie  in 
Arabia  from  the  27th  Ojiober  to  the  20th  December  1S73,  including  the  investment,  surrender,  occupation,  ana 


36  War  Services  of  the  Colonels. 

destruction  of  the  fort  at  Al-Hota,  and  Bubsequent  march  to  Zaidi  in  pursuit  of  Ally  Bin  Mana,  the  cliief  of 
Honshabi.  Served  in  the  Burmese  Expeditioa  in  1886-87  v^i'h  the  ist  Battalion  of  th'j  Torkshire  Light  Infantry 
(mentioned  in  desry^tches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

<^"  Colonel  D.  T   Kinder  served  in  the  AfghPn  war  in  1879-80  with  the  nth  Regiment  (Medal). 
■'"  Colonel  .1.  H.  S.  Craigie  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  l-'orce  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  189s  as  Assistant  Adju- 
tant General  to  the  force  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Colonel.  Medal  with  Clasp).  •       eo     o 
22»  Colonel  J.  M.  Babinftnn  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  iF8+-«5 
(mentioned  in  despatches).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  including 
the  eni;:agement  at  Magersfontein  (inontiuued  in  despatches). 

"5  Colonel  J.  E.  W.  S.  Caulfeild  served  m  the  Ashanti  war  in  T873-74  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"I!  Colonel  C.  S.  Gordon  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880,  and  was  present  in  the  affair  at  Mazeena  and  witli 
the  Kama  Expedition  (Medal).  ,  *  *i        1 

"'  Colonel  T.  E.  Verner  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80.  and  wns  present  in  the  engagements  at  AUmoa 
Khevl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (Medal  with  Clasp;.  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert 
Kitchener  in  1898  in  command  of  the  ist  Battalion  Lincolnshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  ol 
the  Atbara— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  mth  Clasp). 

2«8  Bn<»adier  General  Barlowserved  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1S8.S  as  Ilppnty  Assisiant  Adjutant  General  2nd 
Brigade,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Kotkai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
with  the  Miranzai  E.xpeditioa  in  1891  in  command  of  a  Wmtr  of  the  ™d  Battalion  .Manchester  Regiment  (Clasp). 

22H  Colonel  F.. I.  Kempster  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i38o  with  the  Khyber  Line  Force,  and  took  part  in  the 
expedition  into  the  Hissarik  Valley  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  E.xpedition  under  Sir  Charles 
Warren  m  1884-85  in  command  of  the  Corps  of  Guides.  Served  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  field 
Force  in  i88t  including  the  engagement  at  Sarras ;  was  Senior  Staff  Officer  to  the  Column  (mentioned  in  des- 
patches, DSO.,  Medal,  3rd  Class  of  theMediidie,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  m  the  operations  near  Sunkm 
tn  December  i838  including  the  engagement  at  Geraaizah  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp),  and  in  the  operations 
oil  the  Soudan  frontier  in  1889  including  the  engagements  at  Arguin  and  'I'oski  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet, 
of  Lt  Colonel,  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Ashanti  Expediti^  m  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1896  as  second  in  command 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Queen,  Star).  Commanded  the  3rd  Brigade  1  irah  Expeditionary 
Force  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  We-t  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897,  and  was  present 
M,t  the  attack  on  the  h'iiffhts  of  Dargai  (mentioned  in  de-patches  Medal  with  two  C:asps).  ,,■     t  i,     .  .i 

»'  Colonel  the  Hon.  P.  W  Stopford  served  in  the  Egyntian  war  of  1802  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  bir  John  Adye, 
Chief  of  the  Statf,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  of  Tel-el-Mahuta,  Kassasm  (9th  Sept.),  and  in  the  battle 
of  Tel-el-Kcbir  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  sth  Class  of  the  Medpdie,  and  Khedive  s  btar). 
Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S4-85  as  Ude  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Lyon  Freema:.tle  and  afterwards 
as  Bri.'ade  Major  to  the  Briaade  of  Guards,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen  (mentioned  in  des- 
patches. Brevet  of  .Vla.j or.  Clasp).  Served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francs  Scott  m  '895  as 
Assistant  Adjutant  General  (  Brevet  ol  Colonel,  Star).  Served  in  the  South  Afriean  war  m  1899-1900  as  MUitary 
.Secretary  to  Sir  Redvers  BuUer.  ,       ,,,,,,„         j  ■     », 

^"  Colonel  H.  Cooper  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1874  in  the  Transport  Service  (.Medal).  Served  m  the 
Boer  war  of  1B81  in  Barrow's  Mounted  Infantry.  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  :886  as  Aiiie  de  Camp 
to  the  Governor  General  of  India  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Pongola  E.xpeditionary  Force  under  Sir 
Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  ( British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900 
•on  Special  Service.  ^        t  -r,  * 

"•+  Colonel  E.  Stevenson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Inspector  of  Kemounts. 
"1  Colonel  G.  A.  W.  Forres; served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1889-90  (dangerously  wounded). 
■a^  ('olonel  R.  C.  Hare  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-4  as  Assistant  Engineer  ami  was  present  at  the  batue 
ot  Amoaful  (slightlv  wounded),  battle  of  Ordahsu  and  capture  of  Coomassie  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  (he 
Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Brigade  Major  of  the  2nd  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  engagements  of  El  Magtar, 
Tei-el-Mahuta,  and  Kas,sasin  (gth  Sept.)  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal,  4th  Class  ol  the 
Mediidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ^        .       „      .  j     r  *u         * 

2S3  Colonel  Harlev  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  m  1895  in  command  of  the  ist 
Battalion  of  the  Buffs  (mentioned  in  despatches.  CB.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp..  Served  m  the  South  African  war 
in  189Q-1900  as  Assistant  Adjutant  Gene  al,  8th  Division.  ,  ti  ,■  .1 

»»  Colonel  C.  E.  Beckett  served  in  ttie  Egyptian  war  of  1882  in  command  of  Military  Mounted  Police,  and  was 
presoiii  inthe  action  at  Kassasin  on  theglh  September  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp.  4lh  Class  of  the  Medjidie.and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  throughout  the  Nile 
Expedition  m  1884-85  with  the  Light  Camel  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column 
including  the  engagement  at  Abu  Klea  Wells  on  the  i6th  and  17th  February  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African 
war  in  1899-1900  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  in  Natal,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Dundee  (severely 
%V9Undedji  and  at  the  defenceofLadysmith.  j  ^     ^ 

=3s  Colonel  J.  Davidson  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  13th  Bengal  Lancers,  and  was  present  at 
the  action  at  Kassasin  (9th  September)  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  8  otaj). 
"•  Colonel  R.  H.  Martin  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Exp>dition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85, 
iluring  the  latter  part  ot  the  time  in  command  of  a  Regiment  of  Mounted  Rifles.  Served  in  the  campaicn  m  the 
Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  in  command  of  the  21st  Lancers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  ot 
Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  wnth  Clasp). 

"'  Major-Geneial  E.  A.  P.  Clements  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1877-78,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Neumarke  ;  also  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S5-89  as  Brigade  Major,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Obu 
(severely  wounded!  and  Taindah— slightly  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Co  onel.  Medal  with 
two  Clasps).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  the  12th  Infantry  Bngade. 

"8  Colonel  F.  S.  F.  Stokes  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with  the  Natal  Field  Force.  Served  in  the  Soudan 
campaign  in  1885,  including  the  engagement  at  Hasheen  and  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Olas  p,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  /.,r    i   (^      o         .1 

"'  ("olonel  W.  D.  Richardson  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1873-74  under  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  (Medal),  berved 
111  tfhe  KalBr  war  in  1877-78,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  near  Draaibosch ;  served  in  tbe  Zulu  war  m 
1S79  (promoted  Deputv  Commissary,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with  the  Newcastle 
Field  Force.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland 
Expedition  under  bir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85  as  Senior  Commissariat  Officer  (granted  honorary  and  relative 
i-ank  of  Lt. Colonel). 


and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Rorke's  Drift  Post  (n — ,----..  .      . 

Served  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuni,  and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  the  stronghold  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Potchefstroom.  Served  in  the  Egyptian 
war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star),  and  in  the 
Soudan  campaign  of  1885  (Clasp).  .  .  ■ ,     j     ^       .j 

'«  Colonel  M.  C.  B.  Forestiei  Walker  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  expedition  in  1884-85  as  Aide  de  cama 
and  Acting  Assistant  Military  Secretaiy  to  Sir  Charles  Warren  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  with  the 
Burmese  Expedition  in  1801-92,  including  the  operations  in  the  Chin  Hills  as  Intelligence  Orticer,  and  with  the 
Lushai  Column  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  in  com- 
mand of  the  i."t  Battalion  liing's  Royal  Rifles  from  July  30th  to  the  close  of  the  oper.ations  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"^  Colonel  W.  F.D.Cochrane  served  in  the  Zulu  warof  1879,  and  was  present  in  tuc  ensragement  at  Isanhlwana 
on  22nd  January  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Colonel  Durnford  ;  served  aftervrards  with  Wood's  Column  in  command  of 
the  N.atal  Native  Horse,  taking  part  in  the  engagementsat  Zoblane  Mountain,  Kambula,  and  Ulundi  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Maior,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  as  Assistant  Adiutant  General  (  Principal  Staff  Officer) 
to  the  Cape  Colonial  Forces  during  the  Basnto  war  in  1880-81,  and  was  present  with  the  Mafeteng  Rebel  C/Olumn 


War  Services  of  the  Colonels.  xi 

at  the  capture  of  Lerothodi*s  stronfrhold  and  several  minor  engagements.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iSSa 
with  the  Commissariat  and  Transport  Corps  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the*  Dongola  Expedi- 
tionary Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  on  the  lines  of  communication  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB. 
British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal),  nnd  in  the  operations  in  1&97  (3rd  Class  of  the  MedjiJie,  Clasp),  '         * 

"■'  Colonel  K.  S.  Browne  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  187S  mcludiu^r  the  operations  a^^amst  the  Griquas;  also 
served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  theengaL,'ements  at  Zlobane  Mountain',  Victoria  Cross)  and  Ulundi 
(mentionedin  despatches),  and  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuni (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  was  awarded  the  I'UT  "  for 
his  f^allant  conduct  on  the  29th  March  1870,  Avhcn  the  Mounted  Infantry  were  being  driven  in  by  the  enemy  at 
Inhlobaua,  in  galloping  back  and  twice  assisting  on  his  horse  (imder  heavy  lire  and  within  a  few  yards  of  the 
enemy)  one  of  the  mounted  men,  who  must,  otherwise  have  fallen  into  the  enemy's  hands." 

^*'  ColonelJ.O.  Quirk  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  wiLh  the  Natal  Field  Force.  S^'ved  with  the  expedition  to  the 
Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  18S4  on  Transport  duty,  and  was  present  in  the  engageineius  at  Ei  Teb  and 
Tcmai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Srar).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  18S4-85  on  the  Lines  of  Com- 
munication as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  to  the  Egyptian  Array  (Clasp) ;  also  served  in  the  operations  of  the 
Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  to  the  Ej^yptian  Army,  and  was presentin 
the  engagement  at  Giniss  (£150. ). 

-*^  Colonel  A.  H.  Eraser  served  with  the  3ird  Regiment  r,hroughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  i867-fi8,  and 
was  present  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal). 

2'^'Colonel  C,  H.  Shepherd -served  with  tbe  8iir-m"ST!  E  <pedl'-.ion  in  1887-S9  with  the  2nd  BattaliAn  Norfolk 
Regiment,  including  the  operations  in  the  Chin  Hills  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Di!0.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp);  also 
served  with  tbe  Chm-Lusbai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-go  (Clasp). 

2*'  Sir  Edward  Woodgate  served  with  the  4th  Rcgt.  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  TS68,and  was 
present  at  the  action  ot  Arogee  and  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal).  Accompanied  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  to  the 
Gold  Coast  in  September  1873  on  specialservice.and  served  throughout  the  Ashanti  war  of  1S73-74,  including  the 
action  of  Essaman,  repulse  of  the  Ashanti  army  at  Abrakrampa  during  the  5th  and  6th  November  1873  (in  com- 
mand of  the  Kossoos),ieconnait;saiices  in  force  of  the  8th  and  27tL  November,  and  battle  of  Amoaful  (mentionedin 
desuatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  18  79,  and  was  presentin  the  engagements  at  Kambula 
(mentioned  in  desoatches)  and  Ulundi  (mentionedin  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  <.'om- 
manded  the  forces  in  West  Africa  in  1S98  engaged  in  the  expeditions  against  the  Sierra  Leone  insurgents  {CATG.) 
^■*9  Colonel  F.  VV.  Robinson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Koorum  Division,  iacludiug  the 
Zaimusht  Expedition  and  the  assault  of  Zawa  (Medal). 

'''■•"  Colonel  A.  A.  G.irstin  sorved  as  Adjutant  of  the  5Tth  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1870,  including  the 
action  of  Gingindhlovu  and  relief  of  Ekowe,  and  the  operations  of  "Clarke's  Column"  (Medal  with  cFasp). 
Served  in  tbe  Soudan  campaign  in  188.5  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  on  the  Lines  of  Communication 
and  Base  (Medal  with  Clasp,  aud  Khedive's  Star). 

"'  Colonel  the  Hon.  M.  Cuizoii  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  uader  Sir 
William  Lockhart  in  1 897  with  the  Tnchi  Field  Force,  and  commanded  the  2nd  Brigade  during  part  of  the  time 
[mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Claspi. 

^5^  Colonel  C  G.  Brind  served  witu  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  in  com- 
mnnd  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Border  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-*^f  Sii'  Simon  Lockhart  served  with  the  ist  Life  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagements  at  El  Magiar  and  Mahsama,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebii-,  aud  at  the 
capture  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star), 

^"  Col  inel  J.  W.  T.  Hume  served  in  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  i8S3  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire 
Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  fit  the  Jelaola  (Medal  with  Claspl. 

'^*  Colonel  John  Hogarth  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  2^th  King's  Own  Borderers  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79 
with  the  Peshawur  Vadey  Field  Force  under  Lieut. General  Maude  (Medal). 

2^5  Colonel  P.  H.  Murray  served  as  Adjutant  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Light  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian 
war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  at  the  surrender  ofKafr  Dowar  and  Damietta  (Medal,  aud  Khed'ves  Star). 

^^^  Major  General  Douglas  served  in  the  Afghan  war  ol  1878-80  with  tbe  92nfl  Highlanders,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  6tii  of  October  1879  and  subsequent  jiursuit  of  the  Afghans,  in 
the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  1879  including  the  investment  of  Sherpore.  and  in  the  engagement  at 
(^Jharasiah  on  the  25Lh  April  1S80  (mentioned  in  despatches);  accomi>anieii  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march 
to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  reconnaissance  of  the  3  [St  August  and  at  the  battle  of  Candahar— horse 
shot  (mentioned  in  desp  itches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Meilal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoratiou).  Also 
served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881.  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  of  1884-85  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and 
Quarter  Master  General  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  South 
African  war  in  1899  1900  in  command  of  the  9th  Infantry'  Brigade  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Magersfontein  (njentioned  in  despatches) . 

^'  Colonel  Yule  served  in  thy  Afghan  war  of  1879-80  with  the  nth  Regiment  (Medal).  Served  with  the 
Burmese  Expedition  in  1891-92  in  command  of  the  Irr.tA'a  tdy  C  )lnmn  including  the  operations  i.i  the  Chin  Hilla 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  L. Colonel  Medal  witli  Clasp).  Served  m  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wdliam  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  in  command  of  the 
ist  Battalion  Devonshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arbauga  Passes 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Soutli  African  war  in 
1S99-1900  in  command  ot  an  Infantry  Brigade  in  Nritil,  aud  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Dundee. 

-•'''  Colonel  H.  G.  Dixon  served  with  ihe  Tst  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-S0, 
first  with  the  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force  as  Urderlv  Officer  t  '  Brigadier  General  Blyth,  inclnling  the  Bazar 
Valley  Expedition  under  Lieut. General  Maude,  and  afterwards  with  the  Khyber  Line  Force  under  Lieut.  General 
Bnght  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  Served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  with 
the  Suakin  Field  Force  in  December  1888  during  the  investment  of  Suakin,  and  was  present  in  the  en.gagement 
at  Gemaizah  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Cla-ip,  Khedive's  Star,  and  4th  Class  of  the  Medjiilie).  Also 
served  in  the  operations  on  ihe  Suudau  Frontier  in  1889.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Ribert 
Low  in  189=,  with  the  2ud  Battulinn  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers,  including  the  stormiug  of  the  Malakand  Pass, 
the  passage  of  the  Swat  River,  and  the  engagement  at  Panjkora  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  and  Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  We&t  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98 
with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  in  command  of  the  znd  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Bordei-er?,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Dargai  on  the  i8th  October,  at  the  forcin<r  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes, 
and  in  the  operations  in  the  Dwatoi  Country  and  in  the  Bara  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Aide  de  Camp 
to  the  Queen  and  Colonel,  two  Clasps). 

253  Colonel  F.  H.  Plowden  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  In(ha  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  in  command  of  the  2nd  Battalion  (J)xiordshire  Light  Infantry  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force  (mentioned 
in  despatches),  and  with  the  Peshawur  Column  and  the  5th  Brigarle  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the 
operations  in  the  Bara  Valley— severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps), 
^s"  Colonel  W.  E.  Franklyn  served"  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  in,  command  of  the  2nd  Battahon  Yorkshire  Regiment  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force, 
and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  the  Arhanga  Passes  29th  and  31st  October,  the  capture  or 
Bagh  ist  to  25th  November,  the  Dwat'd  reconnaisf-ance,  the  crossing  of  the  Kaliu  Dana  27th  2Sth  and  2gth 
November,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  f.-aran  Sar  and  engagement  of  nth  November,  and  the  operations  against 
the  Khani  Khel  Chamkauis  nnd  in  the  Bazar  Valley  25th  to  27(h  December  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of 
Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasi)s). 

■■it'i  Colonel  Benson  served  with  the  Canadian  Militia  during  the  incursion  of  the  Fenians  iuto  Canada  in  1S66 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

2U2  Colonel  R.  C  .B.  Lawrence  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major, 
M  'i.al.  4th  Class  of  tbe  Medjidie.  aud  Khedive's  Star) . 
26;  Colonel  H.  R.  Mends  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881. 

■■ii^  Major  General  J  .  G.  Maxwell  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  iSt  Battalion  of  the  Black  Watch,  and 
wai  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Exneditiou  in 


jg  War  Services  of  the  Colonels. 

in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major  Clasp).  Sf.7'',^ J'  \^,!;;^°™?°LU,n^o.'th;  cnKa^emem  at  Krket  an,l  the 
Kitchener  in   ,896  in  commanrt  of  'J6 jr'l  Intantrj    B.igadc^^  mcmm^^  „   -  Khedive's  Medal 

operations  at  Haflr  (mentioned    •°,.'l«^P;'''^^<=''v,,?"y,"  Xn  despS^  and    n  .898  in  command  of 

=- to  ^';;^i5323.£Ss^  ilS^ 
^^'^^^p^'^^^^:fSBSB,^s  in  ^^^  XI  ■;mi^s^s^d';^^s;;?j.^sS 

(mentioned  in  despatches)   m  the  enKag""^"'  f  ,^»-^";^^^  and  in  the  engagemeni  at  Charasi^.h  on 

the  Xlaidaa  Expedition,  in  the  operations  around  G^^^^^^  was  present  at  the  recon- 

25Vh  April  i33o;  accompanied  S.;;  Frederick  Rob^^^^^^  Lieutenant,  Medal  with  three  Clasps, 

naissflnce  of  s-st  Ansust  and  at  the  '\\'"'^°f  Kandahar  (pomote  enKasement,  at  Majuba  Hill 

and  Bronze.Decoration)      Served    II    he  Boer  war  o^^^^^^^^^  Garrison  A.liutant  at  Assiont  from 

(mentioned  m  despatches).    *f7,ff/""l\S  "'.^^^^'e'^r  December  cSSS,  including  the  engagement  at 

22nd  January  to   5th  June;  '"J  "reoperations  near  s^^^^^^^^^^  ^^^  Khedive's  Star),  and  in 

Gemiuzah  (mentioned  in  despatches,  ?rd  Class  ottbeMeaiiu^^^^^^  (jlasp) ;  raid  was  present  at  the 

i33q  including  the  engagement  al  Toski  ("/^-ff  °""V^asn  tfKliedH-e's  siir).  Servedwith  the  Dongola  EKpedi- 
capture  of  Tokar  in  189,  (j'-'iClass  of  the  Osman.eh  C  asp  t^  Khemve^^^s^  Infantrv   Brigade.  iScUidini  the 

tionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  K''<=*'e°7'°''?,'l'°fo°„"°tn  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colnnel,  British  Medal, 
engagement  at  F'^et  and  the  operauons  at  HaSr  (;^^'^''°°|°„'^Vi„  1897  in  command  of  an  Et'>Ttian  Brigade, 
and  Khedive's  Medal  '■''*  ''^"     ''^^l'^' ^.^"'^ '^ti'^ferfn  ^^^  commanded  an  Egyptian 

including  the  engagement  at  ^AbnHamed  (mentioned  m  despatches)  and  Khartoum  (mentioned 

Brigade  in  189S,  and  was  present '"  "ii^ '«'"^^  °f  '  .\^,^Xment  Aide  de  Camp  ti  the  Queen  and  Colonel.two  Clasps). 
■^i,?viri1u\^feTo^X\"friir  wa°r'r',r^^^  the  jrdjinfantry  Brigade,  and  was  slightly 

wounded  during  the  '-peyMons  at  P^^^^llberg  of  i6th  to  2;th  1  ebrn^^  engagements  at  Isanhl- 

2«t  Major  General  Smith-Dornen  served  '° ''\«,'^".  S'^S  'sD)    ^e^        in  the  Egyptian  war  ol  ^88=  in  command  of 
wana  and  Ulundi  (mentioned  in  <»<'?P'^''^hes  Medal  with  Clasp)      ber^ en  n^t  gyp  ^^^^^.^^.^  g^_^^,^^  .^^ ^,^^ 

the  Mounted  Infantry  (which  he  ffj''?^' "'"^^.f  jj?;;^"  , cS  )  also  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force 
Soudan  campaipm  ,88s  with  the  Mo"nted  Infant  y  (Ciaspl^a^^  ^^  ^^^^^^  (mentioned  in  despatches.  ftSO.,  and 
in  1383-36  incudmg  the  investment  of  Koshehai^^^  ^^  ;,^^   Osmanieh  f 01'^  services  with  the 

(mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt-Colone  ,  Meda  with  tw°  Clasp^)  ^  ^^^  ^^^^^ 

.06  Colonel  A    M.  Paters™  served  »«  ^^P'^'y^f-  ^t,^^'^'„^  e  ^Expedition  i.  1887-89  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  and 

partof  the  Zulu  war  0.  1879  (Medal).  „^f' J'^J""!,™  ^hitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  ini89s  in  com- 

;lirof\hrist  rtll^r^e^lfo^fllhillVe^lm^nrincludin'y'^^    storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  (mentioned  in 

•^^p^M^r  L^^s^ed  ^i^i^'fn^  j;- -^^ -;!  -j:.^tr  r  Spjj^f^^r  ^Sf  1;?  ^ 

at  Ekowe  during  the  'nvestmMit-wounde.MMed.ii  witii  l  u  si^  Khedive's  Star) ;  and  in  the  operations  in  :S88 
including  the  '^"^^'^R'^"^™'  ^' f^X^.^^i'  btass  of  the  Med!  dier  Se  ved  with  ihe  Dongola  E.xneditionary  Force 
including  the  engage^me  It  at  Arguin  (3d  '-'"^1°'  V^V^Xe  "st  Infantry  Brigade,  including  the  engagement  at 
under  Sir  Herbert  K;'<''^;"«y"  'S^J;  '"^^X^dtp^^^^^^^^  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's 

Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  t°;™'f  °<="  "' ""■^P*';!^.' (,„nt  at  Merowi  (Clasp) .  and  in  ,  898  as  Comn.andant 
Medal  with  two  Clasps) ;  in  the  operations   n. 857  a^  .^1  desp'it'ches)  and'  Khartoum  (men- 

tLnlu^'JSelTJ^StM^^^  (Br^veV  of  Colonel,  received  the  thanks  of  both  Houses 

ofParliament.CiJ  aucUwo  Clasps  to  Kuedive'sMeuaa      ,33,  with  the  Eoyal  Horse  Guards,  and  was  present  in 

207t  Colonel  Brocklehui:st  ser^d  n  the  E^^^^^^  ^^  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 

JSfed™"^^th  CUsp!'a,fd   Sfve's"itar)!'te"ved"with  the  Kile  Expedition  in  ,»8,-83  in  charge  of  the  Kemount 

Depot  (mentioned  i'V',??.''**'''' ?''f,7li'p°Fi'v?',rian  wafof  -88-.  with  the  ist  Battali.m  Royal  Sussex  Regiment,  and 

:i«  Colonel  <J-H,W.Cale  served  in   he  Egyptian -^^^^^^  Damietta.and  the  occupation  of  Da- 

was   in-esent  at  the  defence  of  Alevadria  the  smreu^^^^^^  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 

manhour  (Medal,  and  Khedive  s  btai).    Served  m  the  campai   10  with  the  Tirah  Bxpedi  - 

dS,7.i,.s..;y!ss "Sti  ;s'!>,.....r  c.»s  cm.,.  s.,v,«i..uB..ti,  At™. ..,..  ,.„-„„,.. 

an  Assistant  Adjutant  General.  „.,.,„,,ii,i„„  m  A=linnli  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  iui8o5  {CMa.  and  Star). 

Z  ^crnt\i-  f:  ^^sS^l.^'S^^S^^^^'^^'^^'-^  p'--t "'  "r«  ""^"^  °'  ^'^'-'■^^''•'-  '«'=<'^' 

with  Clasp,  4th  Class  °f  'beJVI^djube  and  Kn^^^^^^^^^  ,899-1900  in  command  of  the  4th  Infantry  Brigade. 

'r,-Se\  wT  ComX  ser"  ?w  tl  tfe  NiUxpe^^^^ 
^;a;s'^;oVtlnJlltro:.S'h"ouWca,^ 

gSln'and"thrTo.'rek  lereba  and  tTirsXenuln?  advance  to  and  burning  of  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches. 

'^?^"r";".\l  H'Vi'J^our  sen-e^'ln\he  ift^han  war  in  1878-79.  and  took  part  in  the  two  expeditions  into  the  Bazar 
vXy  as  l4?n=oi't  Offlcer,?iicluding  thel^ng^  at  Deh  Sarakh.  and  with  the  Besudand  Kama  I^xpeditions 

<"^?/l^rneiVF'™F"RoupriLved  war  in  -879  (Medal).     Served  in  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree 

ExpeSion  in  isai- as  As^smnt  Ad^utan^^^^^^  i.  ,,e  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was 

■1,:<  Colone   J.L.C.  bt.Uaii  serven  A  ^^^^^  ,  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  m  the  Egyptian  war  ol 

?s"ra"sYid6  de  ram%\o'Ma"<S' Gener"!  Haiman  ^Medal.  and  khedive's  Star,.  Served  in  the  South  African  war 
in  1899-1903  as  ueouty  Judge  Advocate  Ge-ieral      Expedition  in  1884-83  as  Adjutant  to  the  Light  Camel  Regimcnc, 

■«  colonel  H.  Pag'='^«"f'i  thr^gnouttheN^^^  ,g^^^^,, 

and  took  part  in  the  opera. ons  of  the  Desm^^  ^^.^^^  ^^^  Khedive's  Star). 

,7th  Ffl>'^'i?-^y-"°"'r,t'U^o^th  Africa^  Carringionm  1896  (mentionedin  despatches,  C£). 

^ls7colon*%rHon    J    I.  Ct"ferTed  with  the  93nd  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was 


War  Sei^ices  of  the  Colonels,  39 

present  at  the  attack  and  capture  c.f  Ali  Musjid,  in  the  expedition  into  Maidan.  iu  the  operations  nround  Cabul  in 
December  1879  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  en^auement  At  Charasiah  on  the  25th  April  i38o  (men- 
tioned in  despatches);  accompauied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  tlie  march  to  Candahar,  and  wa-?  present  at  the 
reconuHissance  of  3.51  August  and  at  the  batEle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Rrevet  of  Mnjor.Medal 
with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  in  iSSi.  Served  in  the  South  African  war 
in  1899-1900  on  Special  Service. 

282  Colonel  L.  Gr.  B -ooke  served  in  the  Zulu  wir  in  1879,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  TJIundi— s'iijhtly 
wound-d  (mentioned  in  desnatches.  Medal  with  Clapp). 

^-t  Colonel  Hiekson  served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895 
with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Buffs  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■•iH3  Colonel  J.  H.  Spurgin  served  v^dth  the  21st  Fu^iiliers  in  the  Zalu  war  of  1S79  (Jledal  with'~'Iasp).  Served  in  the 
campaign  on  the  North  \Vost  Frontieroiladiaundor  Sir  William  fjockhartin  1897-93  with  the  Tir  iti  Expeditionary 
Force  ni  command  of  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  on  the  Samana 
Ranjce  including  the  engagement  at  the  Ublan  I'ass  on  the  27th  Augxst,  and  in  the  subsequent  oneratLoas  against 
the  <.'h:imkanis  and  in  the  Bara  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

'^i  Colonel    P.  C.  Porter  so'ved  with  the  Carabiniei'S  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0,  including  the  affair  at  Ali 

Boghan  under  Lt. Colonel  Fryer,  the  expeditions  into  the  Lnghman  Valley  and  against  the  Wuz'^eree  Khugianis 

.  and  ti  the  Hissarik  Valley,  and  at  the  attack  nud  destruction  of  the  villages  of  Narg07i,  Arab  Khejl.  and  Jokan 

(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).     Served  in  the  Soutti  African  war  iii  1S99-1Q00  in  command'of  a  Cavalry 

Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

2H5  Colonel  Hinde  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  wa^  present  in  the  engagement  at  Willow 
Grange. 

'>"j  Brigadier  General  Ridley  served  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Mancliest:er  Regi- 
ment (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Scar).  Served  in  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  i3qi  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Man- 
chestor  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■W7  Colonal  M.  E.  Crolcnn  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1870  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war 
in  1899- 1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Rslief  Force,  including  the  engagement  at  Spion  Kop  (wounded),  and  afterwards 
on  Special  Service. 

"'*''*  Colonel  H.  E.G.  Kitchener  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1891  as  Senior  Transport  Officer  with 
the  Wuntho  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Ucdnl  with  Clasp) ;  also  served  with  the  Tammu  Column  of 
the  Mi'nipore  Field  Force  in  1891  as  Senior  Transport  Officer  (n:eutioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 

290  Colonel  C.  H.  B.  N(U'3oa  serve  I  during  the  incursion  of  the  Fenians  in  o  Canada  in  1870  with  the  ist 
Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Burmese  cirap+ign  in  188S-S9  with  the  Kerenni 
Exnedition  (meniioued  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).     Servea  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

201  Cilonel  H.  E.  Belfield  served  in  the  Ashanti  Expedition  in  1895-95  as  Chief  Staff  Officer  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.  Co'onel,  Star). 

^^■^  Odonel  Ron.  J.  P.  Napier  served  with  the  loth  Hussars  m  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal). 

-^3  Colonel  H.  W.Jackson  served  in  the  Egj'ptian  war  of  1882  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Hiirhlandors(Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1S84  \vith  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4-85  \nththe 
i9t  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders  and  with  the  River  Column  under  Major  General  Enrle  (Clasp)  ;  in  the  operations 
in  tlie  Soudan  in  :S39  including  the  action  of  Toski  (4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  Ciasp)  ;  and  in  the  operations  iu 
1891  iu  eluding  the  capture  of  Tokar  (4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  Clasp  to  Khedive's  Star^  Served  with  the  Dongola 
Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1K96  in  oommand  of  the  1  tth  Soudanese  Battalion,  including 
the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  British  Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps);  in  the  operatior.s  of  1897  including  the  occupation,  of  Berber  and  with 
the  Flying  (Column  to  Atbara  River  (meutioned  in  despatches.  Clasp  to  Khedive's  .Med^l) ;  with  the  Expedition 
101898  including  the  battles  of  the  Atoara  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  two 
Clasps  to  Khedive's  Me  nl)  ;  and  in  1S99  in  commaud  of  the  2nd  Infantry  Brigade  in  the  advance  against  the 
Khalifa  (Brevet  of  Colonel). 

^^^  Colonel  J.  Staopole  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^3"  Colonel  Curteis  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Cheshire  Regiment  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

'■^^^  Colonel  E.  R.  Courtenay  served  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  as  Staff  Officer  of  the  mounted  troops  of 
the  Lower  Tugela  Column,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  ot  Xnyezane,  the  action  of  Giugindhlovu, 
and  ilie  relief  ot  Ekowe( mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  throughout  the  Nile  Expedition 
in  1884-85  in  command  of  the  troop  of  20th  Hussars  with  the  Light  Camel  Regiment,  and  took  part  iu  the 
operations  of  the  Desert  Column,  including  the  attack  on  the  Convoy  on  the  14th  February  and  the  engagement 
at  Abu  Klea  Wells  on  the  i6th  and  17th  February  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Also  served 
with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1S85-86  as  Adjutant  to  the  20th  Hussars  and  as  Staff  Officer  to 
Mounted  troops,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  atGiniss. 

299  Sir  James  Wdlcocks  served  in  the  Afghan  war  iu  1879-Po  with  the  Khyber  and  Cabul  Field  Forces  in  the 
Transport  Train  (Medal).  Served  as  Transport  Officer  in  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  of  i83r  under 
Brigadier  General  Kennedy  (meotioned  in  despatches).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  iSSf  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-S7  as  Transport  Officer  and  in  charge 
of  Field  Commissariat  and  also  as  Acting  [load  Commandant  (mentioned  in  despatclies,  DSO.,  and  Medal  vrith. 
two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  E.xpedition  in  1889-90  as  Litelligence  Officer  to  the  Chinbok  Column  ; 
also  served  with  the  Manipore  Expetlition  in  189:  (Tneutioned  in  despatches.  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the 
North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  Tochi  Field  Force 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  operations  on  the  Niger  in 
1897-08,  and  commanded  the  Forces  in  Borgu  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Lt. Colonel  on  half  pB,y,CMG. 
and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

S'-w  Colonel  Teman  served  with  the  63rd  Regiment  in  Southern  Afghanistan  in  i3So  (Medal).  Served  with  the 
ist  Battalion  of  the  Manchester  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star)  ;  with  the 
Nile  Expedition  in  188^-85  with  the  Egyptian  Array  (Clasp)  ;  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  18S5-89 
includiug  the  engagement  at  Giniss;"with  the  Nile  Frontier  Force  in  i38S  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  of  the 
force;  and  in  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  frontier  in  1889  including  the  engagement  at  Toski  as  Brigade 
Major  of  Infantry  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Clasp).  Proceeded  to  Uganda  on  special  service  in  1894 
and  served  with  the  tjnyoro  p]xpedition  in  1895,  including  the  engagement  at  Mruli  (Medal).  Commanded  the 
expedition  against  King  Kabrcga  in  1896  antl  at-  the  occupation  of  Qnyoro,  including  the  engagement  at  Favira. 
Commanded  the  expedition  against  the  Kamassia  Tribe  in  1897,  and  also  the  expedition  against  King  Mwanga 
in  1897,  including  the  engaeements  at  Kabawoko  (wounded)  and  Marougo  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevets  of 
Lt. Colonel  and  C'olonel).    Seiwed  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  on  Special  Service. 

301  Colonel  Crutchley  served  with  the  ist  BatLalion  Scots  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82, and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Served  in  theNile  Expedition  of  1884-85  as  Acti-ig  Adjutant  to  the  Guards  Camel  Regiment,  and  was  present  at 
the  actions  at  Abu  Klea  and  El  Gubat— severely  wounded  (two  Clasps). 

302  Colonel  G.  F.  Browne  served  in  the  expedition  against  the  Yonnies,  on  the  V,^est  Coast  of  Africa,  in  1887-88 
(mentioned  in  despatches. -D50.  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Tambaka  Country,  on  the 
West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  1802.  including  the  canture  of  Tambi— wounded  (Clasp). 

303  Colonel  W.  A.  Yule  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  andwas  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of 
AJi  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

305  Colonel  N.  P.  O'Goroian  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  i388  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  in 
the  1st  Brigade  under  Brigadier  General  Channer  from  3rd  October  to  9th  November  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
jVledal  with  Clasp).  ,. 

SOG  Colonel  Woodland  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  the  ist  Battalion  Durham 
Light  Infantry,  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  operations  on  the 


War  Services  of  the  Colonels. 


40 

Tugela  of  ,=th  January  to  6th  Februavy.  inCudinB  the  engage„,e,^  at^  lt^^ltl,^ZTirSX^Trl^Z^'"  ' 

"■i^At-oio'n^v'^Ji'^L-'KSfrr'j^efrrtrii'^^^^^^^ 

(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  f,„„„,i^  ;„  ,>,„  Pn-vntian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  as 

Tel-el-Kebir  and  the  capture  of  Cairo  (Medal  w.lh  Clasp,  and  Khedive  >,  star). 

fFor  the  war  Services  of  other  Colonels,  vide  their  respeotive^eglments  or  Corps.] 


Lieutenant  Colonels. 


Jaa.  Bird  Hutchinson,  LI.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps  .. 
Joseph   Whitley,   Lt.Col.  Army   Service    Corps') 

{lltni.  Mtifnt',\s  June  85)  > 

David  Wm.' Keith  Barr,  CSI.  LI.Col.  Indian  S.C.... 
William  F.  Moore,  Ll.Cal.  Army  Service  Corps) 

(i/on.  MiiHir,  15  Oct.  8,1    ■) 

Arthur  Bucknall  Shakespear,  Jl/o/or,  h.p.  Royal) 

Marine  Artillery;  Pnymutter,  4  June  97 i 

DonaldRobertson.nsy.  Lt.Col.  IndianStalT  Corps... 
Gerald  G-  Challice,  Lt.Col.  Aimy  Service  Coips^ 

illon   3/«/or,  Q  Aug.  86)   „;:"'^ 

Andrew  K.Macpher^on. /J. fVj/.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

James  Butler,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

William  l^och,  Lt .Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps    

Arthur  C  G.  I.ydiard,  i^Co/.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Rohprt  Samuel  Watson,  i^ro/  (from  B.  Arlihery) 
Charles  wm.  Hy.  Sealy,  W.C»(.Indian  Staff  Corps 
Eden  Moyle  Baker,  LI  Col.  (Irom  Roj  al  Art^lery) 

Francis  Crichton  Maltby.  Lt  Vol.  Indian  S.  C.  

William  H.  C.  Wyllie,  Cli).  i/  Co/  Indiau  b  C 
GeoreeWamvss  Anson,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Bowes  ThoriJe  M.  Gompertz,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.C.  .. 
Thomas  Greenaway,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staa' Corps  ^. 
Edmund  ^pencerB.  Childers,  C.B.  Lt.Col.  U.  Eng. 
Maunsell  Bowers,  i/.Cof.  h.p.  5  Dragoon  Guards... 
Frederick  Robertson  Ditmas,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.C... 
Knicbton  Arnold,  LI.Col.  Army  Service  (,orpB) 

(Uun.  Major,  1  Sept.  88)  .^......  .^. ) 

Ja».  A.  Lawrence  Montgomery,  £'.Co/. Indian  b.C. 
Arthui  Parry  Thornton,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Stall  Corp.- 
M.asters  John  Godfery,  Lt.Col.  Ai-my    Sen'ice  j 

Corps  (Won.  .Vci>)-,  13  Sept.  3S) > 

,,.>.c.  John  Adye,  Mojor.  Royal  Artillery 

Chas.  Edw.  Yate,  CSI.  CMO.  Lt  C.).  Indian  S  C.... 
Alex.  L.  Scolt  Burrowes,  Lt.Col.  R.  Marine  Art. .. 
Fred  Babington  Peile,  i/.O//.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Fred  S  C.  Hare.  Lt.Col.  Army  Service  Corps 

Henry  BreUey  Ternan,  Lt.Col.  Indian  SiaH  Corps 

Fred  ■  Duncan  Raikes.C/£.l/. Co/.  Indian  i.C 

Henry  Garde  Rice,  Lt.Col.  Army  Service  Corps 
Wm  Fras  Hiini;erford  Grey,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C. 
James  Stonemau.  LI.Col.  Army  Service  Corps^.^. 
Charles  Thomas  Bingham.  Lt  lol.  Indian  Staff  C. 
DouHr.B  Davidson  Prycc.  Lt.Col.  Indmn  htaff  C.  .. 
Francis  F    R.  Burgess,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corp! 
Guthrie  H.  Jessop,  Lt.Col.  Array  Service  Corps   .. 
Sydney  Hume  L^nn,  Lt.Col.  Army  Service  Corps 
Malcolm  Alex.  Gray,  Lt.Col.  Indian  btaff  Corps 
,S'/,-  Audley  Dallas  Neeld,  Bai-t.  Lt.Col.  2  Life  Gds. 
George  Williams  Deane,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
George,  Lord  Binning,  IJ.Col.  R.  H.rse  l.uards... 
Francis  William  Snell,  i'.Co/.lndian  staff  Coriis.., 
Thomas  Haidmg  Mackenzie.  Lt.Col.  Indian  b.C... 
Fred    A.  Le  Poer  Trench,  Lt.Col.  Army  Service^ 
Corps  (Uo„.  Copt.  1  May  80)..     ...... ..^.......  ..^l 

John  ITascr  Dingwall  tordyce.X(.Cu/  In(  lan  b.C, 
Henry  St.  FairicK  Maxwell, C'S/.  i/. Co/. Indian  &.G. 

Alfred  Jas.  PhavreNuthall,  i'.Co/.  Indian  S.C 

Kobert    V.   Day,    Z*.Co/.   Army  Service   Corps  | 

lEon.  Capt.  1  May  80)  i 

Edward  D.  Ncwnham-Smith.  Lt.Col.  Indian  b.C. 
Charles  A.  Edes.  Lt.Col.  Army  Service  Corps  | 

(lion.  Copt.  I  May  60) ......^...i 

William  Bernard  Wilson,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  C... 
Edw.  Vernon  Peshall  Monteith,  L.Col.  Indian  S.C, 
Gervas  Selwyn  Eyre,  i/. Co/.  Indian  Staff' Corps.. 

Charles  Napier  Miles,  Lt  Col.  i  Life  Guards  

John  Clibborn,  LI.Col.  Indian  Slofl  Corps 

Wm.  Butler  Fen-is,  LI.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Edw.  Chaniier  Kellie.  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Wm.  A.  D'OvlyO'Malley.i'. to/. IndianStafl Corps 
George  Hv.  Robinson,  i/. Co/.  Indian  Staff  Corps.. 
Edgar   Gaussen,  Li.Cnl.    Anny   Service    Corps  1 

{Hon.  Captain  6  Mar.  80) J 

Arthur  Davidson,!  MVO.  Lt.Col.  h.p.  (Irom  ) 
Miliar  King's  B.  Rities),  Eqnerrii  to  the  Queen...  i 
Charles  Henry  Vincent  Garbctt,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C 
Robert  Francis  Trotter,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Layard  Livingstone  Fentou,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C. 
Seymour  Charles  H.  Monro,  Major,  Seaforth  ( 
Highlanders ^ 


7  JuVy  tj 
Depth 

2o  Sept. 64 
Deptl. 


8  Aug. 

Deptl. 

:g  Dec.  65 
20  Feb.  66 

2  Mar.  66 

3  Apr.  66 


LIEUT. 


CAPTAIN. 


UAJOIC. 


7  July  66  17  July  75 
Service  j  i4'/i2  .Trs. 
2  July  68  20  Sept.76 
■s'/ia  yrs 


LIEDT. 
COLONEL. 


I       WHEN 
PLACED  ON 
HALF  PAY. 


Service 

24  June  68 
8  Aug.  67 
Service 


17  July  83  17  July  89 
II  Deo.  88  15  June  90 
20  Sept.84  2o  Sept. 90 
Dec.  88' 15  Oct.  90 


to  Oct.  79 
8  Aug.  77 
i5«/,jyr8. 


16  Oct.  66 
50  Oct.  66 
IT  Jan.  67 

11  Jan.  67 

12  Feb.  67 


Deptl. 

14  Sept.  67 
4  Sept.  67 

Deptl 


14  Dec.  6g  19  Dec.  77 
9  July  68 1 20  Feb.  78 

14  May  681  2  Mar.  78 
19  Fell.  69;  3  Apr.  78 
17  Julv  66|i6  0ct.  78 
17  July  66,17  July  78 

15  Dec.  71  2  July  81 
14  Oct.  70  16  Oct.  78 

5  Oct.  68  30  Oct.   78 

29  June69]ii  Jan.  79 

8  Mar.  70  II  Jan.  79' 

I  Jan.  6Q,i2Feb.  79 

29  Apr.  73   8  Jan.  8s 


.3  Apr.  72 
10  July  67 

Service. 

9  Oct.  6y 


9  Nov.  67 

8  Jan.  68 

Deptl. 
22  Feb.  68 

14  Mar.  68 
Deptl. 

3  June  60 

Deptl. 
8  July  68 
8  Julv  68 
8  July  68 

Dep.  Ser. 

Dep.  Ser. 
7  Nov.  68 

1 5  Feb.  69 
3  Jan.  71 

11  Sept.  So 
>3  Jan.  6g 

3  Feb.  69 

Dep.Serv 

4  Feb.  69 
6  Feb.  69 

10  Feb.  6i 

Dep.Serv 
27  Feb.  69 
Dep.Serv 

'.4  Apr.  69! 

5  May  61,' 

12  June  69 


21  Aug.  78 
ID  July  79 

i3'/ia  yrs.; 

, -,  i4Sept.79 

8  Sept.71  14  Sept.  79 
Service  j'3*/i2yrs.  | 

2  Feb.  76  23  Jan.  85' 
22  Mar.  719  Nov.  79' 

6  Dec.  67  17  May  78 

7  July  70   8  Jan.  80 
Service   is'/iays. 

28  Oct.  71  22  Feb.  80 

3  May  ,1  14  Mar.  80 
Service.    i3'/i2  ys. 

28  Oct.  71I  3  Ju"e8o 
Service  :i3'/j2y'8 


?i  May 
8  Aug. 

11  Dec. 

1 9  Dec. 

20  Feb. 

2  Mar. 

3  Apr. 
26  Aug. 
17  July 

12  Oct. 
16  Oct. 

Oct. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Feb. 
Jan. 

21  A])r. 

10  July 

11  Dec. 
14  Sept. 
14  Sept 

I  Dec. 


88  29  Jttiy 

8s  8  Aug. 
88    I  Nov. 

85  19  Dec. 
86^20  Feb. 
86'  2  Mar. 
86 1  3  Apr. 
84  2s  May 

86  17  July 
87JI2  Oct. 
86' 16  Oct. 
86|3oOct. 
87!  II  Jan. 
87:11  Jan. 

87  12  Feb. 
85]  2  Jlpr. 
83125  Apr 
87        '  ■ 


4  June  97 


31  Aug.  70 
15  July  71 
27  Oct.  71 


3'/i2yi'8 

6  May  7 1 
28  Oct.   71 


8  July  8.1 
8  July  80 
8  July  80 


'3'luSrs.  II  Deo.  88 

II  Dec.  88 

7  Nov.  80 

13  Apr.  81 

:8  0ct.  71,13  Jan.  81 

I  Apr.  8i!>4  May  87 

28  Oct.  71U3  Jan.  81 

28  Oct.  71I  3  Feb.  Bi 

I  Dec.  88 


10  July 
I  Sept 

14  Sept 

14  Sept. 

15  Sept 

5  Oct. 

9  Nov. 
-_,3i  Deo. 
88,   8  Jan. 

891 14  Feb. 

88  22  Feb. 

88114  Mar. 

8g'i6  Mar. 
:88|  3  June 
1  £Q'2r.  Juno 

881  8  July 

88    8  July 

88,10  Aug. 
.891  :  Sept 

89,28  Oct. 
,  Saj  7  Nov. 
.8;ji2  Jan 
13  Jan 

■)4 


91 
92 
92 

92 
92 
92 
92 

g2 

g2 

93 

93 

93 

93         . 

93  25  Apr.  97 

93 


i2"/,2yi-s. 

28  Oct.  7: 

27  Apr.  71 

28  Oct.  71 

jii/ijyrs. 

28  Oct.  71 

.2"/ijyrs, 

28  Oct.  71 

[28  Oct.   71 

17  Oct.  7 1 


14  July  69 
[iS  Aug.  69 
?.i  Aug.  6u 


Dep.&h.p 


4  Feb.  8i 
6  Feb.  81 

10  Feb.  81 

11  Dec.  88 
17  Feb.  81 
[I  Deo.  88 

24  Apr.  Si 

5  May  81 
^,  .-^-.  ,  -  12  June  81 
I20N0V.  75  24  Nov.  82 

:8  Oct.  71  14  July  81 
7  Oct.    71  18  Aug.  Si 

28  Oct.  71  21  Aug.  81 
2  Feb.  73  8  Jan.  85 
9  Aug.  73  8  Jan.  85 
II  Dec.  88 


3  Feb.  1 

4  Feb.  1 
6  Feb.  i 

10  Feb.  I 


17  Nov.  69 
8  Dec.  69 


■  95- 


'.5'/i2  yrs. 

10  Sept.  76 

28  Oct.  71 
28  Oct.  71 
8  Jan.  70 

[7  May  77 


23  Apr.  85 

17  Nov.  Si 
8  Dec.  81 
8  Jan.  82 

25  Apr.  80 


3  Sept.! 

23  Apr.  i 

17  Nov. ! 
8  Deo.  I 
8  Jan.  ' 

26  .4.pr. 


3  Sept.  95 

I  Nov.  95 

17N0V.  95I 
3  Dec.  95I 
8  Jan.  96 

22  Jan.  96I 


I  Nov.  9b 


Lieufenant  Colonels 


41-5 


^ndLiEDi.' 


24Sept.7i  25  Ojt.   71  22  Dec.  79!  6  JaaeSSuz  Jan.  96 

27  July  80'  2  Oct.   8g  i3  Oct.  93  22  Jan.  96 

8  Fab.  70  28  Oct.  71!  8  Feb.  82    8  Feb.  90!  8  Feb.  j6 

29  Nov.  76    4  Jane  84'  3  Apr.  92' 25  Mar.  96 

n  Aug.  80'  I  July  8t|  8  Sept.SG^  4  Jan.  93'25  Mir.  96 
12  Feb.  74;  12  Feu.  85'  i  Jan.  94:25  Mar.  g5 

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LIEUT. 
JOLOHBr.. 


WHS.-* 
PL-\.CEDOS 
SALB   PAT. 


„.  John  William  Godfx-ay,  £<.Co«.  King's  Ownl 

Scottish  Borderers... i 

I  Fenton  John  Aylmer.  Ifajor,  Uoyal  Ensineers 
illonchby  Pitcairn  Kennedy,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.C, 
red.  Thos.  Clayton.  Lf.Col.  Arrnv  Service  C;)rp3 
den  Lowndes'Bayley.i'.  Co/.  West  India  Regt.... 
I.e.  Hnfrh  M.  Sinclair,  Major.  Royal  Engineers  ... 
ielllrd  Ternck  Staiaforth,  H.Col.  Army  Ord.  1 

Dept.  (Son.  Lt.Col.  6  Jan.  36)    i 

m.    Batterworth    Cooke,   Lt.Col.  Army   Ord.") 

Dent.  (ILon.  Lt.Col.  :2  M»r.  85)  i 

red".  Octavias  Lesgett.  Lt.Col.  Army  Ord.  Dept. "( 

(Hon.  Lt.Col.  30  Sept.  87) J 

ihn  Laasford  Wheeler,  Lt.Col.  Army  Ord.  Dept.  > 

(Bon.  Lt.Col.  10  Oct.  8S) S 

iward  Heath,  Lt.Cil.  Army  Ord.  Dept.  {Son.\ 

Lt.Col.  24  Die.  9->]  ■• ■■) 

has.  Gilchrist  Jeans,  Lt.Col.  Army  Ord.  Dept.  ^ 

(Hon.  Lt.Col.  12  Jan.  91) ■■-' 

«ginald  Campbell  Hadon-,  DSO.Lt.Col.  Ind.  S.  C, 

eo.  Radley  Hobbs,  Lt.Col.  Army  Ord.  Dept 

I.e.  John  F.  G.  Ross  of  Bladensbarg.i'  CB.^ 
Lt.Col.  (from  Major  h.n.  Coldstream  Gaards)  ;  J- 

Chief  Coium'iffioHer  Dtthlin  Po'ice ) 

arry  Howlett  Young,  LI.Vol.  Indian  Staff  Coros... 
<  c.  William  WiUoughbv  Cole-Verner.==  Major~\ 
'('from  h.p.  RiaeBr:a>,  D-p.A»i<t.  Adj.  General  ^ 

Jfor  TopogrupJi'/,  Sjuth  Africa,  9  Oct.  09  J 

dward  Evans  Kenny,  Lt.C.  I.  Indian  Staff  Corps... 
rthur  Gambler    Holiand,^^  Lt.Col.  h.p.   (from| 

Mai.  15  Hussarsi •  > 

CRobert  Bellew  Adams,  CB.  jfayor, Indian  start  ) 

Corps ^ 

jhn  Wm.  E  Iward  An^elo.Z^C3^IndianStalrC.., 
3hn  Willoiis;hby  Wray.Z/.t'o/.  Indian  StatfCorps 
I.e.  John  Fras.  Barn-Murdoch,  Lt.Col.  i  Dragoons 
-eo  Wm.  Hacket  Pain,  Lt.Col.  Worcester  Re 
has.  V.  F.ToK-nsh'ind,  CB.  DSO.  Major  R.  Fusiliers 
anrence  Julius  E.  Bradshaw,  Major.  Indian  3.  C. 
.lexander  Misters.  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps  .... 

iartiu  Martin,  Lt.Col.  Roval  Ensineers  

,».c.  Rees  J.  P.  Bmtield,  £^  Co/.  Welsh  Regt.(6pF.) 
ichard  H.  W.  H.   Harris,  Lt.Col.  East  Surrey  I 

Rei.'iment(70  F.) ) 

tenrv  Parry  Car  Jen,«  Lt.Col.  (fromh.p.  Dakeof^ 
Cornwall's  liiijht  Infantry)  ;  Commandinj  Dit-  > 
charge  D'pot  25  Au^.  09 .' 

arkins  Hearle,   if a/o;-,  h.p.  R.  Marines;  Pay-) 

master   Porfrnioufk.  17  Xov.  97 S 

Varren  Hastings  Frith.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  ... 
Thomas  Ales. Hill.  Lt.Cal.{trom  h.p.  12  Lancers),  ) 

Imperial  Yeoman ri/ J 

aene  Grant,  Lt.Col.  Roval  Engineers 

iuchanan  Scott.  CIE.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

lichard  Matthews  Rack.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 
.imeon  Hardy  Exham,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers  ... 

Idward  Gleouie,  Lt.Col,  Royal  Engineers   

ly.  P.  Pjingdestre  Leigh.  CIE.  i^.CoMndian  S.C. 
lichard  Carnac  Temple.  CIE.  Knitht  of  Grace  of\ 

St.  JohnofJern^aleni,  LA.Co/.  Indian  S.C J 

Frederick  Gay  Vi.-ian.  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
lewton  I'lomer  Fowell,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  ... 
'led.  T.  Mackinlay  Beaver.  Lt.Col.  R.  Artillery  ... 

lolomon  Watson.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Jeorge  Frederick  Wilson.  i^Co^  Royal  Engineer;- 
•.S.C.  Geo.  Mackworth  Bullock.  Lt.Col.  Devon  Regt 
3.  Bradford  H.  Wolseley-Jenkius.  Z^. Co?.  19  Huss. 
'rancisCeoilRioardo.X^ Co/. (from h.p.  Grenadier 

Guards).  A.  A.  Qener,il,Hom^District,ioith  rank 

of  Colonel ,1  itiW.  00  (temp.: 

ienjamin  -V.  Sa'tE;rthwaite,  Lt.Col.  S.  Lane.  Reg. 
'atnnkC.  EricNewbigging,  i^.Co;.  R.  Artillery... 
).  Richard  Townley,  i'.Coi.  Suffolk  Regt.  (12  F.l 
iVir.  Johnston  Kirkpatrick, £/.Co^  York  and  Lan-) 

caster  Regiment i 

[eury  Napier  M'Rie,  CB.  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C.  ... 
Arthur  F.  G   Richardson,  X'. Co/.  S.  Lancashire) 

Regiment  (3:  F.) i 

^uthbert  Geo.  Knocker,  Lf.  Col.  Army  ServiceCurp 
jharles  Parchas,  Lt.Col.  Army  Ordnance  Dept.  1^ 

(Hon.  Major,  i  Apr.  92) )" 

jeo.Robt.Atkinaou,  L/.Co/.Army  Ordnance  Dept.  > 

(Hon.  Major,  i  Apr.  92) ) 

UfreJ  S  idler, L/. Co/.  Army  Ordnance  Dept.  (Ron.  > 

Major,  I  Apr.  92) i 

Fas.  iMaitland  Hunt,  Lt.Col.  Cameron  Hldrs.  (79  F.) 
Herbert  Hugh  Muirhead,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineert 

Alfred  I.nther  Lane.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Henry  Hewitt  l*engree,  Lt.Col.  Roval  Artillery 

Sichd.  D.  B.  Rutherford.  Lt.Col.  Highland  Ltlnf 
Chcnas  Heron,  Lt.Col.  Army  Ordnance  Dept. ) 

(Hon. Major,  4  M  ly  92) S 


Deijart- 
Depart- 
Depart- 
Depart- 
Depirt- 
Depart- 


mantal 
lusntal 
mental 
mental 
mental 


Service 


Service 
Service 


25-'  IS  yrs. 
25'/ijyr3. 
23'/iayr3. 
22'Visyrs 


I  Apr.  96 
1  Apr.  96 
I  Apr.  96 
I  Apr.  96 
I  T  Apr.  95 


mental   1  Service   |22ii/i2yr3-    i  Apr.  96 


27  Apr-  70  28  Oct.   71 
Depart-   .    mantal 


27  Apr.  87  27  Apr.  go  27  Apr.  96 
Service  !22^Vi2yrs.l3  July  g5 


"') 


15  July  6S,, 8  Mar.  85:10x0V. 

27  Aug.  70  28  Oct.  7i|27  Aag.  82  27  Aug. 

12  Nov.  73  t,  Apr.  81 !  2  Dec. 


2  Oct.  70 

.2  Nov.  70 
4  Dec.  7." 


50  Nov.  70 


89.  7  July  96 
90  27  Aug.  96 
I  Sept. 96 


91 


3  Sept.70  28  Oct.  7>    3  Sept.82    aSept.g^;  3  Sept. 96 
24  July  69  23  Oct.  71  2g  Apr.  79' 12  June  89  10  Sept.g6 

II  Sept.70:ii  Sept.87  ti  Sept.95|i2  Sept.96 

28  Oct.  71'  2  03t.  82'  2  Oct.  93!  2  03t.  96 
23  Oct.  71 1 12  Nov.  82  12  Nov.  90  12  N0V.95 

2  Feb.  8i|i3  Jan.  85:  3  Aug.  92  i3  Nov.96 
20  Nov.  75  15  Feb.  S6  t6  Miy  94  18  Nov.96 

I  Feb.  S;  I  Feb.  92  id  July  gsliS  Nov.96 
TO  Sept. 75  ID  Sept. 36  10  S3pt.93liS  Nov.96 
28  Oct.  71  30  Nov. 82  30  .Vov.  90J3D  Nov.  96 

7  July  69  ,1  May  82  16  Dec.  Sj!  6  Dec.  96 
23  Sept.7i|25  Oct.  71    8Mar.8i'  i  Aug.  85, 12  Dec.  96 

10  Apr.  70  28  Oct.   71  21  June  8 J,  17  Feb.  86: 14  D3C.  96 
13  June  74    8  May  83  15  Jttae85  iC  De3.  96 


16  D3C.  67    I  July  81I 16  Dec.  S9.16  Dec.  96 

I  4  Jan.  71115  Mar.  81  30  Nov.  S6  21  Dec.  96 

J26  Mar.  75  50  Nov.  81  23  Nov.  92^21  Dec.  96 

2  Aug.  7:'  2Aug.83'  7  Dae.  38!3iDec.96 

2  Aug.  71'  2  Aug.  83    4Sapt.  89I31  Dec.  96 

2  Aug.  71  I  Aug.  83  17  Dec.  89:31  Dec.  96 

2  Aug.  71'  I  Aug.  83  17  Dec.  S3'3i  Dee.  96 

2  Aug.  71:  I  Aug.  83  17  Ceo.  89131  Dec.  96 

4  Jan.  71,  4  Jan.  831  4  Jan-  9ii  4  Jan.  97 


4  Jan.  7 1 
4  Jan.  71 


28  Oct.   711  4  Jan.  S3 

71;  4  .Tan.  83! 
71;  ig  Jan.  81 
71,23  May  81 
71:11  June8i 


23  Oct. 
4  Jan. 
2  Aug. 
2  Aug. 
Au; 


4  Jan.  91 1  4  Jan.  g7 

4  Jan.  oil  4  Jan.  97 
4  Sept.86jio  Jan.  97 
4  Aug.  87,11  Jan.  07 
I  Sept.  87|ii  Jan.  97 


t6  0ct. 
4  Jan. 

25  Mar.  7 


Departl. 

Departl. 
Departl. 


7i|  2  Aug.  8 il 2 f  Oct.  89  18  Jan.  97 

24  Apr.  72  22  Feb.  82|29  M»y  9'|i8  .Tin.  97 
ji3June74l  I  July  8i|2t  Miy  84J  7  Feb.  97 

lit  Sept.721  8  Jane84iio  Dec.  go  10  Feb.  97 

67  28  Oct.  7123  May  80  28  Aug.  S3  14  Feb.  97 
2  Aug.  71  II  June  81  21  Sept.87  15  Feb.  97 

69I2B  Oct.   71I10  Apr.  801  9  Aor.  85  24  Feb.  97 

'28  Feb.  74I  I  July  81'  iS  Nov.  82  13  Mar.  gj 

8  Oct.  71  25  Mir.  83:  7  Dec.  88  2.5  Mar.  97 

25  Oct.  73  ijMar.  Bo|i3  •'uly87  27Mar.g^ 
jM  Feb.  75  15  Apr.  82  15  Feb.  91    i  Apr.  g7 

Service       22  yrs. 


Service 
Service 


12  Feb.  74 

j  2  Aug.  7: 

I  2  Aug.  71 

I  2  Aug.  71 

9  Oct.  65  28  Oct.  7: 

Dep.artl.      Service 


22  yra, 

20V12  yrs. 
12  Feb.  81 


I  Apr.  95 
I  Apr.  96 
I  Apr.  06 

:S  No<-.S2i 


I  Apr.  97 

I  Apr.  97 

I  Apr.  97 
Apr.  97 


I  Aug.  83  17  Dec.  89    4  Apr.  97 


1  July  3i|2i  Sept.87 
21  July  8:  21  Seot.37 
9  Aor.  79  24  Feb.  86 

23''/i2  yrs.    I  Apr.  96 


21  Oct.  00 


:7  Nov.  97 


8  .Vpr.  97 
8  Apr 
T5  Apr.  97 

4  May  97 


46 


Lieutenant  Colonels. 


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,  COENBT, 

pUtlLIEDT. 

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4  Dec.  78 


22  Jan.  79 


p.*, c.  Herbert  C.  O.  Pliimer.-- .iru/or  (from  h.p 

York   and  Lancaster    Reffiraent) ;      Brigadie, 

Qeneral  on  the  Staff,  South  Africa.  23  Julv  00.  -. 

Edwin  A.  H.  Alderson,  Mujor.W.  Kent  Regt.  (97  F.) 

George  Ricliards  C;hailennr,  Lt.Col.  Rnval  Artillery 

P.8.C-.    Douglas  Fn'.d.  R.  Dawson."  CJ/G.  Lt.Col.-^ 

(from   Major  li.p.  Coldstream    GA&.),  Militisry^ 

Attache,  Parh^  i^  July  95 ) 

Thos.  Horatio    de    Montmorency  Roche,   DSO.'> 

Lt.Col.  Royal  Marines / 

Frederick  W'.  B.  Landcn,  Lt.Col.  A.  S.  Corpd   [3  Au{?.  79 

Frederick  Augustus  Bowles,  L/.Co/.(fromRyl.  Artjis  Dec.  71 
Willip,m  Sworder  Wa'.ford.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artilleryl 
Walter  Ferrier  Graham.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  ... 
Jas.  Redmond  Patrick  Gordon,*'  Lt.Col.  (from  17  J 
Lancers),   Commauding  3  Cavalry  Brigade  South  [^ 
Africa    Held   Force^    icith    rank    of  Brigadier-  i 

General,  Z  Feb.  00  J 

Charles  A.  Hadfield.  Lt.Col.  Army  Service  Corps... 
Charles  Leslie  Casey.  Lt,Col.  h.p.  Royal  Artillery ... 

John  Rowlandson,  Lt.Col.  Lancaster  Re^t 

Henry   Walter  Barrett,  Lt.Col.  Army  Ordnance) 

Department  (i^'oH.  Major,  2  July  92)  J 

William  Hodgson  Suart,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  ... 

Francis  Heury  Hall,  Zt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  

Percy  Stanley  Druitt.  Lt.Col.  Munster  Fus-lxoi  F.) 
Henry  Lethbridge  Jessep.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 
Standisb  Hy.  Harrison,  Lt.Col.  Liverpool  Rogt.. 
Cecil  Henry  Collette,  i^^.Co/. Shropshire  Lt.  Inf. 
Egertou  PaylerMorgan-Payler,  Lt.Col.  h.p.  R.  Scots 
Constantine  R.  W.  Hervey,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 
Wm.  Gen.  CoUingwood,  L(.Co/.  Army  Ordnance  ) 

Department  {Hon.  Major  14  Sept.  92)   S 

p.sA:.  Wallscourt  H.  H. Waters,  MVO.  Major,  h.p. ") 


!     LtEUT. 
ICOLONKL. 


1' 


II  Sept.  76  29  May  82U2  Jan.  93    S  May  97 


I  July  3 
15  Dec.  71 

2t  Jan. 


I  July  74 

19  May  80 
II  July  81 
15  Dec.  71 
15  Dec.  71 

2$  Jan.  81 


Departl. 


8  Jan.  68 


Departl. 


Royal  Artillery. 


3  Sept.  70 
23  Sept. 71 
23  Sept.  71 
23  Sept.  71 
23  Sept.  71 


10  Nov.  69 


Alfred  George  Watson.  Lt.  CoLE.  Lane.  Regt.(3o  F.) 

Charles  Hogge,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Statf  Corps 

Fred.  Charles  Maisey,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps  ... 

George  Wingate,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps  

P.8.C.  John  Wm.  Hogge.  CFE.  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C. 
George  Lycett  E.  May,£^^'o^L■^ncashire  Fusiliers  it  June 67 
Oswald  Claude  Radford,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps  -16  Sept.71 
Edward  Montagu  Flint,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  ... 
Herbert    Percival     Willoughby,    Lt.Col.    (from") 

Royal  Artillery)... S 

Hugh  Aboukir  Scott,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Wm. Harold  ChippindaU,  i^Cf>^  Royal  Engineers 
Edmond  William  Cotter.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Edward  John  Bo\\Lf.Col.  Royal  Engineers    

Samuel  HoltLomax.  L^  Co?.  Scottish  Rifles 

Alfred  Montanaro,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps   

AValter  Rupert  Kenyon-S!aney,i;.^Coi. Rifle  Brigade 

Peter  Legh  Clowes,'£?.  Co/.  3  Hussars 

Ales.  John  Montgomery,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  ... 
Jefferson  Sen-ell  Wood,  Lt.Col.  Border  Regiment. ..js8  May  70 
Wm.  Hy.  FothergillMacMuUen.  Lt.Col.  IndianS.C.'-sS  Oct.  71 
Robert  Feild  Jameson,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps  '28  Oct.  71 

Arthur  Wapshare,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps    '28  Oct.  71 

George  Henry  B,  Coats,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps.  28  Oct. 
John  Wm.  Hastings  Potts,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

James  Kellie,  Lt.Col.  Roj^al  Engineers , 

Cecil  Henry  Law,  Lt.Col.  Dorsetshire  Regiment  ... 
FitzGeraldMuirson  Banister,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Art.  ... 

John  M'Donuell,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Felham  GeorgeVon  Donop,i^Co/. Royal  Engineers 
Chas.  G.  Colvin  Money,  CB.  Lt.Col.  Nor'.hmld.Fus. 
Robert  Preston  Blrkett  Rodick,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Fus. 

Vesey  John  Dawson.  Lt.Col,  Irish  Guards  

Arthur  Ralph  Pemberton,  Lt.Col.  Rirte  Brigade  ... 
Lewis  Horace  Phillips,  LI. Col.  Norlolk  Regt.  (9  F.) 
William  John  Butterworth  Bird, Lt.Col.  IndianS.C. 
William  L.  Clinton  Baddeley.  Z^Co/.  R. Engineers 
John  Barton  Forster,  i^Cf^/. Irish  Regiment  (iS  F.} 
James  Wyndham  Hughes- Hallett,  nSO.  Lt.Col.  \ 

Seaforth  Highlanders  (78  F.) j 

Charles  Stuart  W'heler, Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

William GreuviUe  Mansel,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.C 

Maurice  Crosby  Cooke-CoUis,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.C... 
William  SelwoodHewett.i^CoMndian  Staff  Corps 
Charles  Mordaunt  FitzGerald.  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.C. 
Hy.  Chas.  Harford,  i^Co/.Wiltshii-e  Regt.  (99  F.) 
Thos. Julian  Penrhys  Evans,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Marines 

John  Temple,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artilleiy , 

James  Alfred  Coxhead,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillers' 

Richard  L.  A.   Pennmgton,73  Xf'.Co/.  {fromh.p.  "^ 

Northumberland  Fusiliers)  ;    Chief  Instructor  > 

School  of  Musketry,  i  Oct.  00 ) 

Edward  Benj.  Appelbe,  XC.Coi.  Army  Ordnance) 

Dept.  {Hon. Major,  21  Jan.  93) > 

p.s.c.  Hy.  C.  ClaughtonWalker,  i^.CoZ. (fromR.  Art.) 

Reginald  Oakes, i^Co/.  Royal  Ai'tillery 

EdwardXathanielHenriques, if. Co/.  RoyalArtillery 
Chas.E.Harman,i/.C&/.  Connaughl  Rangers(94  F.) 


9  Aug.  75 

28  Cot.  71 
28  Oct.  71 
28  Oct.  71 
28  Oct.  72 
28  Oct.  72 
9  Aug.  71 
28  Oct.  71 
25  Dec.  71 

16  Jan.  72 

6  Jan.  72 

2  Aug.  71 

■z  Aug.  71 

2  Aug.  7 1 
i^  June  74 
14  Oct.  71  14  Oct.  83 


7  July  69 


g  Feb.  70 


S  Nov.  70 


Departl. 


2  Dec.  74 
2  Aug.  7 1 
10  Jan.  72 

Service 

15  Dec,  71 
x5  Dec.  71 
2T  Sept.  74 
23  July  70 
2  Dec.  74 
28  Oct.  71 
12  Nov.  73 
15  Dec.  ^\ 

Service 


;2  June  86I27  May  96   8  May  97 
1  July  81  28  Sept.87118  May  97 


PLACED (M 
HALF  PAT.I 


29  July  91I19  May  971 

27  Sept.  91  25  May  97 

18  Apr.  04  25  May  07 

T  Oct.  87  28  May  97 

25  Oct.  37!  2  June  97  [ 

29  Oct.  87   6  June  97 1 

1  May  95  la  Juno  97 


19  Sept. 85 

28  May  84 

ig  Sent.  85 
I  Oct.  S7 
13  July  81 

13  July  81 

15  Aug.  88 

14  Jan.  84    I  Apr.  91U6  June  97 
27  May  81  21  Sept.57'16  June  97 

22  Sept.8o    7  Oct.  91:26  June97 

2o'*/i2  yfs.    I  Apr.  961  2  July  97 

13  July  81    9  Jan.  88'2i  July  97 

13  July  81  2t  Juno  88  23  July  97 

t  May  82    I  Apr,  92|?7  July  97 

23  July  82]  I  Apr.  89,10  Aug.  97 
I  July  81119  Nov.  go!ii  Aug.  97 


30  Sept. 82 
14  Aug.  81 
6  July  81 

20j»j  yrs 


18  Jan.  93 

4  Aug.  88 

1  Apr.  96 

30  July  84J22  June  92 

5  Aug.  85 


19  Aug.  85  19  Aug.  97 


21  Aug.  97 
2  Sept.  97 

14  Sept.  97 

15  Sept.  97 
23  Sept.97 


I  July  001 


5  Dec.  00 


23  Jane  80 

23  Sept. 83!  7  Dec.  38j2<  Sept. 97 
23Sept.83  23Sept.  91  23  Sept.97 
23  Sept.  83  25  Sept.  91^23  Sept.97 
23Sept.  83I23  Sept.  9i'23  Sept. 07 
22  Nov.  781  4  Apr.  33125  Sept.97 
26Sept.83  7  Dec.  o8'26  Sept.97 
16  July  814  Aug.  88    I  Oct.  97 

7  Aug.  81    1  Oct. 


7  Sept.  St I29  Oct.   8e 

1  Aug.  83  17  Dec.  89 

2  Aug.  8^' 18  Jan.  90 
2  Aug.  831^5  Jan.  90 

21  July  80 


28  Oct.  71 14  June  80 
20  Nov.  75  21  Feb.  83 

6  Jan.  72    7  Sept.8r 

7  Oct.  71  23  June  8a 
2  3  Oct.  71 '28  Oct.   83128  Oct.  91 
28  Oct.   7ij28  0ct.  83(28  Oct.  91 


I  Oct.  97 

I  Oct.  97 

I  Oct.  97 

I  Oct.  97 

I  Oct.  97 

Jan.  86!  10  Oct.  97 

14  Oct.  91114  Oct.  97 

1  Dec.  85115  Oct.  9/ 

2  Oct.  85!  19  Oct.  97 
29  Oct.  88,10  Oct,  97 

15  May  8g  20  Oct.  97 
28  Oct.  97 


Oct.   71  28  Oct.  83  28  Oct.   gi 
28  Oct.   7tl28  0ct.  83128  Oct.  91 
2  May  7217  Sept.  81^29  Nov.  88 
15  Dec.  7i|i5  Dec.  83'  rg  Apr.  90 
28  Oct.  71  24  Jan.  83.21  June 90  19  Nov.  9-, 
2  May  72,  1  Oct.  81    5  Dec.  3S  20  Nov.  97 
2  May  72]  I  Oct.  81  21  Dec.  8S  21  Nov.  97 


28  Oct.  97 
28  Oct.  97 
28  Oct.  97 

1  Nov.  97 

2  Nov.  97 


:o  July  89 
7  May  93 
9  Sept.  gc 


15  Dec.  71  15  Dec. 

29  May  72  I  Sept. 82' 
28  Oct.  71  10  Sept. 80 
28  Oct.  71  25  Oct.  84 
Ti  Feb,  76:  1  Jan.  84 

2  Dec.  74  ig  July  82 

5  Dec.  71  us  Dec.  83 
15  Dec.  7i'i5  Djc.  83 
23  Nov.  72I26  Feb.  81 

26  June  73;  2  Sept.80 

30  Dec.  71  30  Dec.  83 
30  Dec.  7i'3o  Dec.  83 
30  Dec.  71  30  Dec.  83130  Dec.  91 
30  Dec.  71130  Dec.  83  30  Dec.  gi 
30  Dec.  71  30  Deo.  83  30  Dec.  91 
28  Oct.   71  3c  Mar.  Si    7  Jan.  86 

I  July  74  17  May  84 


6  May  go  23  Nov.  97 
9  Dec.  91  23  Nov.  97 
9  Dec.  86  -.dS  Nov.  97 


I  Dec.  97 
I  Dec.  97 
6  Dec.  97 


15  Dec.  91  15  Dec.  97 
10  May  90J19  Dec.  97 
6  Feb.  8922  Dec.  97 

27  Mar.  90  22  Dec.  97 

30  Dec.  91150  Dec.  97 


30  Dec.  91 


2  May  72 
2  May  72 

II  Sept.  76 


Service 


81 


6  Oct. 
24  Oct. 

9  Sept.  82 
2o3/,jyrs. 


2  Sept.  72  29  Oct.  81 
12  Sept.  72  29  Oct.  81 
2  Sept. 72:29  Oct.  81 
:i  Sept.75  3oMar.  8t  21  Jan.  90 


g  Jan. g 

21  Dec.  88 
I  Jan.  Sg 

22  Feb.  92 


I  Apr.  96 

I  Jan.  Sg 

I  Jan.  S3 

Jan.  89 


30  Dec.  97 
30  Dec.  97 
30  Dec.  97 
30  Dec.  97 

7  Jan.  9S 
9  Jan.  98 

19  Jan.  98 
19  Jan.  98 

21  Jan. 98 

21  Jan.  98 

29  Jan.  98 

29  Jan.  98 

2  Feb.  gS 

8  Feb.    " 


14  Apr.  98  ^ 


Iiieidenant  Colonels. 


47 


Jas.  Speas,X^CoZ.ShropsliireLightTnfautry(85p.)j       29  May  72 

Robert  FuUon.  LKCol.  Indian  StatTCorps ....        ii?  Feb.  72 

AVilloiicrhby  E.  G.  Forbes,  CB.Lf.Col.  Warwick-)        -v.        ^   '  =  r^  . 

Rei^imem  (6F.I J  lo^ov.  69  28  Oct.  71 

Ralph  EcrertoD,  ZrCW.  West  India  Regiment iSJuneSi'  i  July  81 

Morev  Q.  Jones,   CB.Lt.Col.  WarwicK  Re^t.  (6  F.)i       12  Nov. 

Gerald  Grant-DaUon.Zi.Co^.W.  York  Regt.  (14  F.)  '      I  8  June? 

Hon.  Edw.  Noel,  Lf.Col.  (From  .Uijor)  h.p,   Riae>  (  '      ,, 

Brisr.;  Depnttf  A^i^ti^fant  A^Jiifanf.  General;Ce^loaV\       1^7  -Alar.  7: 

Frank  Montague  Rundall.  DSO.Lf.Col.  Indian  S.cJ       I  q  Mar.  72 

Frank  R.  Lowth,  CB.  /!-)'. Cr>/.  Lincoln  Regt.  (10  F.i'so  Nov.  70  28  Oct.   71 

Harry  M,  Carter,  Z^.Co^  Wilts  Regt.  (62  F.) |  8  Jan.  63  28  Oct.  71 

George  Blaldston  Renny,  Lf.Col.lndmn  StaETCorps        ,27  Mar.  72 

TT  T,        ^_    ,  ^       ,       -^..^  ^,  „  ,  ,„ ,    ,  ..,  ^^^        joNov.  78 


I       I.IHTTC. 

;C0DO-Viir.. 


7  July  69 


1 1  Aug,  Sc 


Henry  Beresford  Bourke.  DSO.L^.Col.W.lnd.  Regt. 
p.s.c.  Richard  Fras.  Johnson, i^. Co/.  Roj-al  Artillery 
Henry  Dacres  Olivier,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers  ... 
James  Charles  Ought'jrson,  Lt.Col.  Army  S.  C.  ... 
Thos.  Preston  Battersby,  Lf-.CnI.  Army  Ord.  Dept. 
Hy.Whistler  Smith-Rewse.L/.Co/.Roj'al  Engineers 
p.s.c.W.B.CapDer.£/.Co/.  NorthamptonRegt.(48  F.l 
RichardG.BruxnerRandall,Z:i".Co/.Lanc.Fus.(2o  F.) 
Arthur  Wm.  F.  Jackson,  Lf.Col.  Warwick  Regt.  \ 
PitzRnv  S.  L.  Penno,  Lt.Col.  Welsh  Regt.  (69  F.)... 
John  Edward  Blackburn, i^Co/.  Royal  Engineersl 

Harry  D•A^.^1:^  BrDtcn.  Major,  Rova' Engineers I 

Philip  Arnold  Buckland,  i^Co/.  IndianStaff  Corps 
Edwin  C.  C.  Sandvs.  Lt.Col.  Indian  St:i:ff  Corps  .. 
p.s.c.    Charles  Edward    de    la    Poer    Beresford,~i 

Lt.Col.     (from    Major,    Wdtshire    Regiment),  [■ 

Military  Attache,  St.  Feterxbiirg,  4  May  qS    ) 

Charles  Withers  Ravenshaw,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C. 
7-). K.c.  Arthur  Gillespie  Churchill,    Lt.Col.  {from> 

Major),  12  Lancers;  MilAtt.,  Japan,  12  June  98  J 

Walter  Cook,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Ernest  Charles  Wace,  DSO.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 
Henr.y  Bowles,  Lt.Col.  Yorkshire  Regiment  (19  F.J 

Rawdon  Edward  D.  Reilly,  i/.Co^.  Indian  S.  C 

Herbert  Maustneld.  2Liior,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Gerald  H.  Wiklig  O'Snllivan,  i^Co/.  Roya'.  Eng....!       

Ernest  Blunt,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers I 

Hugh  F.  Lyons-Montgomery,  iWa/o/-,  Indian  S.  cJ       ...... 

James  Arch.  Ferrter,  DSO.  Lt.Col.  R.  Engineers.,.!       ...    . 

Percy  T.  Rivett-CarQac,Z^ Co/.  W.  Riding  Regt.  ...j 

Charles AlesanderAnderson,  Jiu/orRoyalArtiUery         „,..i 
Robt.  Ramsay  Napier  Sturt,  Lt  Col.  Indian  S.  C....I 

Edward  O.Fisher  Hamilton.X/.  Co/.  W.Surrey  Regt.}       .....'. 

Valens  CangreveTonnochy,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C. ...        .....'. 

Forbes  ilacbean,  Lt.Col.  Gordon  Highlanders    ... 

John  BlaxoU  Woon,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps    ...        ....  . 

p.s.c.  Herbert  H.  Buniey,  Major,  Gordon  Highra.130  Jan.  78 
Edward  William  Fane  Martin,  Major,  Indian  S.  C! 

Arthur  Arnold  Barrett,  Major,  Indian  S.  C .".    '. 

Lionel  Herbert.  Captain,  Indian  Staff  Corps  ''22  Jan!  Si 

Charles  Herbert  Powell,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Francis  Garnett  Atkinson,  Major,  Indian  S.  C. 

Malcolm  Hy.  Stiinley  Grover,  Major,  Indian  S.C. 
Charles  Louis  Woolicombe,"*  Lt.Col.  h,p.  {from~) 

Major,  Kmg's  Own  Scottish  B  n-derers  (25  P.J ;  [■ 

Aifshtanf  Adjutant  General,  Bomhaij  Command...) 

Edward  F.  H.  M'Swiney,  Af((/oj-.  Indian  S,  0 

l>.8.c.  Henry  U.  B.  Donue,?^  Lt.dl.  (from  Major] 

h.p.  Norfolk  Regt.),   AKust.  Adj.  Gen.,  Bengal) 
Francis  Henry  Kelly,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  .. 
Mou.  Fred.  W.  E.  de  Moleyns,"'i-b50.  Jfqyor,  h.p. "? 

4  Hussars  j 

p.g.c.  Henry  B.  Burlton  Watkis,  Major,  Indian  S.C. 
Henry  Palmer  Knight,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engmeers... 
Edward  George  Grogan.i/. Co/.  Bhick  Watch  (42  F.) 
William  Henry  Goldne}-,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers, 
Thomas  Caldwell  Pears,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Arthur  E.  R.  Curran,  Lt.Col.  Manchester  Regt..'.. I  "".!! 
George  Arthur  Mills,  Lt.Col.  Dublin  Fus.  (102  F.)...l 
Henry  Martindale  Temple,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C.    ...)  .. 

Aug.  Simeon  Le  Quesne,  Lt.Col.  R.  Mar.  Art ,'       ...... 

Edmond  J.  Gall wey,L/.  Co/.  Somerset  Lt.Inf.  {13  F.)    6  July 


12  Sept.  72 

lis  Dec.  71 

12  Nov.  73 

!  2  Feb.  76 

|i5  Dec.  71 

ji2  Feb.  76 

3  Jane  70  2S  Oct.   71 
2  M-ay  75  22  May  76 

I  9  Aug.  73 

Us  Dec.  71 

!i5  Dec.  71 

24  Apr.  72 


2  May  72 
2d  Oct.   71 

5  May  72 

1  July  81 

to  Sept.75 
15  Dee.  71 
26  Feb.  77 
31  Aug.  72 

20  Nov.  75 

6  Jan.  72 

6  Jan.  72 
13  June  75 

9  Jan.  73 

3  J'uly  73 

2  Feb.  7c 
9  Mar.  73 
9  Aug.  73 
9  An-:.  73 

II  Nov.  78 
I  Oct.   73 

21  July  80 
10  Sept.75 
10  Sept.75 

I  July  8 

7  Jan.  76 
1  Se^t.76 

n  Sept. 76 


I  July  b^]   7  Apr.  8e|ii  i*'e».  u8 
7  Feb.  84  17  Feu.  92,17  Feb.  98 

I  June  Si '29  Nov.  8n  24  Feb.  9S 

I  Jan.  3817  Ja-i.  Qi'24  Feb.  98 

73  25  Apr.  83  2t  Jiiuegoj   ^  Mar.gB 

iS  May  81  23  May  90'  7  Mar.  98 

20  Aug.  80  12  Apr.  93  i  gMar.  g8 

9  Mar.  84)  9  Mar.  92  9  Mar. 98 
II  Mar.  Si'17  FoD.  92!ii  Mar.  98 

7  Aug.  78  17  Jin.  86' 19  Mar.  98 
27  Mar.  84I27  Mar.  gj  27  Mar.  98 

5  Oct.    87,   I  Apr.  94  28  Mar.  q8 

14  Nov.  Si|  lb  Fdb.  89  31  Mar.  9B 

15  Dae.  83  29  Juns  go:   i  Apr.     " 

11  Nov.  82 1   I  Apr.  92!   I  Apr. 
18  Oct.    84'   I  Apr.  93 
15  Dec.  83  29  Dec.  83 
15  May  84  15  June  85 
24  Jan.  80  10  Occ.   88 

12  Feb.  841  3  Mar.  92 
2  Feij.  3tji3  Nov   " 

15  Dec.  831  2  July  93116  Apr.  gS 
15  Dec.  83    6  Ju'.y  90  19  Apr.    ' 
24  Apr.  84  24  Apr.  92  24  Apr. 
2  May  84       " 


WUaN 
FLiCKDON" 
HALF  P*  V. 


9  Mar.  98 


I  Apr, 

4  Apr. 

5  Apr. 

6  A  pr.  gS 
6  Apr.  95 

14  Apr. 


22  Jan.  79 
:i  Aug.  So 


II  Oct.    76 


4  Oct.    79 

1  July  81 
6  Apr.  79 

g  Sept. 82 

2  June  So 
,  5  Dec.  71 

24  July  6gJ2S  Oct.   71 
15  Des.  71 


Ti  May  7^ 


Henry  Mostyn  Owen,  i^Co/.  i  Dragoon  Guards 
p.s.c.  John  Stewart  Sott  Barker,  Lt.Col.  R.  Art.  .. 
Frederic  BriceB'^nny,  Lt.Col.  (from  R.  Artiller?)... 
Francis  Seymour  Leslie,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 
Carmichael  Light  Young,  Lf.Col.  Royal  Engineers 
EyreM.  Stewart  Crabbe,  L^  Co/.  Gren.  Guards 
Bernhard  Drysdale  MoUer,  Lt.Col.  h.p.  iS  Hussar.s 
p.it.c.  Julian  J.  Leverson,  CJ/G.  i^.Co/.  R.  Engnrs. 
Robert  HowdeuKellie.i^ Co/,  h.p.  (from  J/a/or)  > 

S.  Lancashire  Regt ' | 

Richard  Lionet  Hippisley.  Lt.Col.  Roy.  Engineers 
p.s.c.  Frank  William  N.  Wogan-Browue,  Lt.Col. 1 

3  Hussars  j 

Alfred  Mansel.  DSO.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Art iUery 

p.s.c.  Charles  St.  Leger  Barter,  i^ Co/.  Yorkshire  i 

Light  Infantry  {105  F.) j 

Robert  Charles  Hellard,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers... 
Arthur  Houstoun  Hewat,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery... 


30  J  an. 


>9  May  72 

ri  Sept.74 

1 12  Nov.  73 

1  3  June  72 

|:8  Feb.  7 

70128  Oct.  71 

78    I  July  8 

[12  Sept. 72 

ji2  Sept.  72 

|i5  Dec.  71 

15  Dec.  71 

28  Oct.   71 

8  May  73 

6  Jan.  72 

30  Dec.  71 

e  Jan.  72 

30  Nov.  76 

12  Sept.  72 

10  Sept.75 

6  Jan.  72 
[12  Sept.  72 


10  Jan.  8; 

8  May  84 
r  May  86 

ID  Sept. 86 

1  Jul7  3t 

26  Sept.  33 
31  Aug.  84 
20  Nov.  86 

6  Jan.  84 

6  Jan.  8( 
13  Jane  Ho 

8  Jan.  85 
10  Dec.  85 

7  Nov.  84 
3  Jan.  85 

tg  Dec.  S3 

8  Jan.  85 

2  Juy  84 
6  Jan.  85 

24  July  8f5 
10  Sept,86 
10  Sept.  36 
22  Jan.  Q2 

27  Jan.  87 
I  Sepr,.87 

:r  Sept.87 

I  Apr.  86 

22  Jan.  90 

I  May  87 

I  Aor 

I  May  90 

I  May  89 
5  Dec 

19  June  79 
15  Dec.  83 
29  May  S4 

Oct    " 

20  May  3o 
8  June  84 

27  Sept," 
26  Feb.  80 

4  Dec.  86 

:2  Nov.  81 
29  Nov.  Si 

5  Dec.  83 
25  Dec.  S-. 
24  Nov.  S3 
18  Dec.  80 

6  Jan.  84 

29  Oct.  83 
6  Jan.  84 

5  Aug.  S5 

30  Nov.  3i 
15  Mar.  Si 

6  Jan.  84 

33  Nov.  81 


I  Sept.gi 
4  June  90 
8  May  92 


2  May  98 
4  ilay  98 
8  May  98 


21  Dec.  92JII  May  gS 

lo  Sept.  95111  May  98 

1  O^t.  87I13  May  98 
15  June  35120  May  98 
15  June  85120  May  gS 

2  Nov .  33  j  20  May  98 
9  May  gi|2o  May 

luuegi  20  .May 


£  Sept. 91 
3  May  92 
6  Oct.  92 


20  May 
20  May  98 
20  May  gS 


!9  .Jan.  93|2oMay  98 
9  Mar.  Q-ij2o  May  gS 
3  July  Q3}2o  May 


9  Aug.  93 
23  Sept.  93 

I  Oct.  93 
29  May  93 
10  Sept.  95 
10  Sept. 95 


20  May 
20  May 
2  J  May  gS 
20  May 
20  May 
20  May  gS 


22  Jan.  g5i2o  May  < 


27  Jan.  q6 

1  Sept.  ] 

II  Sept.g6 

ig  May  97 

i6  June  97 
22  Sept. 97 

1  Oct.  97 

2  Mar.  98 


20  May  98 
20  May  g8 
20  May  gS 

20  May  gS 

2o  May  98 
20  May  98 1 
20  May  gSl 
20  May  9S1 


1  May  98J20  May  98 

3  Aug.  90I22  May  gS 

4  Dec.  85 '24  May  98 
3  Aug.  90^26  May  98 

29  May  92 1 29  May 

6  Oct.   S6i  I  June  98 

21  May  83]  7  June 98 

5  June  93    8  June  98 

2  June  91 1 12  .7une  98 
28  Dec.  86  14  June  98 

I  July  95  14  June  qS 
17  July  89 '26  June 
31  July  89  28  Juneg3 

22  Sept. 90'  I  July 
22  Oct.  Qol  I  July 
15  .Tune  S5'   6  July 

7  July  S6    8  July  98 
J  Jan.  91.10  July  98 

12  July  gS  12  Jul}'  98 
5  Jan.  9r!i4  July  gS 

22May  95  14  July 

13  Aug.  S9'i5  July  g8 
26  Mar.  90  ig  July  g 

15  Jan.  91;  I  Aug.  g 

I  Sept. S9' 17  Aug.g 


9  June  00 


3  Nov.  00 


I  Sept. 00 
,2  July  93 


48 


Lieutenant  Colonels, 


COHNET, 

2Il(i  LIEUT. 
OrBNStOV 


Harry  Georcre  Weir,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Edward  Elliott  Carr,  Lf.Col.  Scots  Fusiliers  

John  Colin  L.  Campbell  i'.Co^Royal  Engineers 
Horace  J.  JamesKentish,  £^  Co/.  DorsetRe^t-lsgFt.) 
Charles  Knigl  t,  Wood,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers. . 
Colin  George  Donald,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Fusiliers  — 

Henry  John  Lyster,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artdlery , 

William  Walter  Lean,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps., 
George  Alfred  Money,  Lf.Col.  IndianStaff  Corps,.. 
Richard  Hnbart  Morrison,  TA.CoK  (from  h.p."^ 
Major  iS  Hussars),  Aui^t.  Procoit  Marshal  &tk  /- 
Division  South  Africa  Field  Force,  19  Jan.  00  ..) 
Prank  Uobt.  Crofton  Carleton,  Lt.Col.  Irish  Fus  ., 
yj.K.c.Jas.  G.White,  i^Co^.  Middlesex  Re^t.  (77  F.) 
Charles  J.  Spottiswoode.  X^Coi.  Yorkshire  Regt. 

Gecrge  Thorpe  Onslow,  Lt.Col.  Roya".  Marines 

^j.s.e. Alfred  E.Codrington,  I/^ro/.Coldstreim  Gds. 
Arthur  Mordaunt  Marrav.i'.C.*/.  Riyal  Artillery 
Geo.H.H.Couchnian.  DSO  Major,  Somerset  Lt. Inf. 

Philip  Saltmarshe,  Lf.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Edward  \Vm.  Herbert,  i?.  Co'.  King's  Royal  Rifles 
Benjam.in  D.  A.  Donn**,  Lt.Col.  Sussex  Regiment 
Charles  J.  Blomfitjla,  DSO.  i/.Coi.  Lancashire  Fus. 
p.i.c.  Henry  Bvron  Jeffreys,  Lf.Col.  Royal  Art.  ... 
Lawrence  .lamieson  Torrie,  Lf  Col.  Indian  S.  C.  ... 
Roderick  V»'iUiam  MacLeod,  Lf.Col.  Indian  S.  C. 
Walter  F.C.Chichel^  Plowdeu.  Lf.Col.  Indian  S.C. 

P.8.C.  Walter  Blunt  Fletcher,  Lf.Col.  R.  Art. 

pa.c.  John  William  Ha-rkins,  i^C'')/.  Koyal  Art.  ... 

John  Wilmot  Robyns,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Marines 

Francis  Lloyd,  DSO.  Lt.Col.  Grenadier  Guards  ... 
Walter  G.  Crole  Wyndham,  CB.  Lt.Col.  21  Lancer^ 
p.it.e.   Fras.    RLchd.    Pcnnefather  Kane,  Lt.Col.'\ 

(from  Major  a. p.  E.  Surrey  Regiment),  Asusf.  > 

Adjutant  Getu^rul,  Alexau-lria,  ^o  Nov.  98   .) 

Peter  Robert  Bairnsfather,  fJ.Cal.  Indian  S.  *^.  ... 
p. S.C.   Percy    H,    Hamon  Massy,"  Lt.Cof.  h.p, 

(from  Major)  6  Dragoon  Guards ;  Vice  Coniul  iv 

A»mMiiior,  II  Mar.  g6 , 

Henry  A.  Walsh.  Lf.Col.  Somerset  Lt.  luf.  (13  F.) 
Arthur  Wm.  M'Kinstry,  Lt.Col.  ^jcicester  Regt..., 

John  Monteith,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps ,., 

Redmoud  C.  S.  Macausland.  Lf.Co'.  Indian  S.  C. 
Henry  Richard  Marrett,  i/.  Co/.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
p. 6  cHtn.  Milo  George  Talb>t,  Lt.Col.  Royai  Eog. 
p.g.e.  Hen  y  Merrick  Lawsou.  Major,  Royal  Eng.... 
James  A.Campbell,  Lt.Cjl.,  Seaforth  Highlanders 
Fred,  Baiimgardt  Elm>*lie,  M-t/or.  Royal  Artillery 
Thomas  F.  A.  Watso  ■  -Kenuedy,  Lt.Col.  Cameron  j 

Highlanders  (79  Foot) j 

p.s.c.  Chas.  R.  Simo^on,  Lt.Col.  Middlessex  Regt. 
Johnston    Stoney    Talbot.''*    Mtjar   {from    h.p.  j 

Shropshire  Lt.  Infantry);   Ajtgisf.  Comdt.  and  r 

Secretary  Royal  MiUfary  College.  22  Jan.  97    ...  1 
George  H.Chippindall,^  Major,  h.p.  West  Riding  "J 

Regt.;   Comdf,  of  Colonial  Forces,  1V.Aa«tralia,  / 

with  Incal  rank  of  Colonel   ) 

William  Hugh  Williams,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  ... 
HaiTy  Finn,"'*  Major,  h.i».  2:   Lancers;  Comdf.  > 

Local  Forcts,  Qneenifl-tnd ,  with  rank  of  dlonel  ) 
p.s.c.  Charles  a  Court.^i  Lt  Co',  (from  h.p.    Rifle  > 

Brig.!)  ;  Military  Attache,  Brii»seh J 

Charles  Owen  Hore,^-  Major,  h  p.  S.  Stafford) 

Regt.;  Special  St cicp.  South  Africa } 

Robert  John  Tudway,  Major,  Essex  Regiment 

p.n.c.  Hugh  P.  Shekleton,  Maior.  S.Lanc.  Regt.... 
Wm.  Spottiswoode  Sparkes,  Captain,  Welsh  Regt, 
Wra.  Fras.  Hy.  S.  Kincaid.  Major,  R.  Eagineers 
■n.K.c.  Bertram  R.  Mitford.  Catit.  East  Surrey  Regt 
W.n.  Staveley  Gordon,  Major,  R:>yal  Engmeerg 
Fras.  J.Pink.D.?0..1f«//or,West  Surrey  Regt.  (z  F.) 
;;.jt.cThos.D'Oyly  SQOw.lfa/vf.N^orthampton  Regt. 
p.s.c.  Arthur Edm.  Saudbach,  Mtjor.  R.  Engiaeers 
Fortescue  John  Xason.  OSO.  l/a/o/-, Scottish  Rides 
p.g  c.  Wm.Hy.Sitwell,Xfi(/o)-,  X^nhumberland  Fas. 
Walter  Chas.  Hunter- Blair,  Major^  Royal  Artdlery 
Granville  G.  A.  Egerton,  Major,  Seaforth  Hldrs — 
p.t.c.  Fred.  Spencer  Roob,.lfj/'or  Durham  Light  > 

Infantry,  D. A.  A. Gen.  IVar  Office,  i  Nov.  gS  ...  > 
li.i.c.  John  Speacer  Ewart,  Major,  Cameron  Hldrs. 
Hy.  M.  PakinsrtonHawkes,  Major,  Indian  S.  C.  ... 
George T.W.Hewat,i^C'y^  K.  O.  S.  B:)rderers  ... 
p.».c.  Geo.  Dudley  Carletou,  Lt.Col.  Leicester  Regt. 
Cbas.  T.  Evelyn  Metcalfe,  Lt.Col.  Rifle  Brigade  ... 

Tuos.  C.  Pley'dell  Galley,  Major,  1  ijite  Gaards 

Frederick  Milbank  Bland,  Lt.Col.  R)yal  Artillery 
Edwin  Hay  Pickwoad,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Arcillery 
Robert  F.'ijiudsell.Xf. Co/.  Gloucester  Regt.  (28F.J 
Lionel  Edw.  Blakeney  Booth.s*  Lt.Col.     (from"^ 

Ma'or  h.p.  West  Riding  Regiment) ;  Dep.  Asat.  J- 

Adj.  Gen.  Barbados*,  11  Jan.  99 j 

Bowes  Leslie  Eman,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Edward  Ward,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 


1 1  May  73 


CAPTAIN   I       MAJOB. 


12  Sept.  77 

0  Aug.  73 
6  Jan.  72 

10  Sept.75 
6  .Tan.  72 

21  Sept. 74 

12  Sept. 7^'. 

11  Sept.?  2 

11  Sept.72 

13  June  74 

21  Sept. 74 

12  Nov.  7'i 
5  June  76 

1  Jan.  76 

1  Feb.  73 
12  Sept.  72 
20  Mai'.  80 

0  Jan.  73 

2  De3.  74 

10  Sept.75 

11  Feb.  75 
g  Jan.  73 

ig  Oct.  72 
ig  Oct.  72 
ig  Oct.  72 
9  Jan.  73 
g  Jan.  73 

1  Oct.  74 
18  Mar.  75; 
n  Feb.  75 


71  Dec.  Si  I 
14  July  631 
6  J.au.  84 j 
19  Mar.  84 
j  6  Jan.  841 
130  May  8i, 
21  Dec.  81 
II  Sept. 84 
II  Sept.84 

31  Oct.  82 


8  June 
2  Jan. 

j2o  Sept. 

1 22  Sept. 

18  Apr. 
24  Dec. 
'  I  Aug. 
31  Dec. 

19  Aug. 

20  Oct. 
I  July 

II  Jan. 
,19  Oct. 
!iQ  Oct. 
jigOst. 

18  Jan. 

21  Jan. 
23  July 
;  I  Apr. 
[29  May 


2  Sept.  89 

10  Aug.Qi 
15  Jan.  91 
31  Dec.  90 

G  Alay  9 

3  Sept. 90 
I  Oct.   Sg 

11  Sept.g2 
II  Sept.g2 

ig  Nov.  i 


7  July  9 1 
18  Sept.Bo 
11  M-iV  go 

3  Feb.  92 

4  Dec.  89 
I  Oc";.  89 
9  Mar.  g8 

u.  I  Occ.  8g 
83  21  May  84 

83  28  Dec.  8? 

81  31  July  90 

82  I  Oct.  89 

84  19  Oct.  92 
84I19  Oct.  92 
84|i9  0ct.  g2 
82!  I  Oct.  89 
82  :  Oct.  89 
84;2i  Oct.  gi 

85  10  Aug.  92 
So  16  July  84 


tz  Nov.  73!23  Feb. 
2  Nov.  72,  2  Nov. 


II  Aug,  So 


2  Jan.  8 

30  Jan.  78 

II  May  7S 

13  Aug.  79 

31  Jan.  80 


16  Feb.  78 
22  Jan.  79 


1 1  Aug.  80 
14  Jan. 


13  Aug.  79 
II  Aug.  80 


27  Sept.71 


81 
84 
[I  Feb.  75'tQ  July  8'2 


21  June  9; 

2  N'ov.  gz 

24  May  93 


LIEUT. 
COLOyKT,. 


wsBtr 

PLACED  ox 
HALF  P\V. 


28  Feb. 

5  June 
13  Nov. 

J  a  Nov. 

13  Nov. 

29  Apr. 
19  June 
29  Nov. 
tg  Aug. 

'.J  Jan. 

21  Sept. 

6  Oct. 


74|20  Oct. 
75 1  7  Mar. 
72(13  Nov. 
72113  Nov. 
72113  Nov. 
73'  8  Jtn. 
77  f  1  Apr. 
76122  Apr. 
75!.»7  Aug, 

75 '20  Jan 

,74  .19  July 

75  27  Aug 


33I15  JuneSs 
S3  23  yept.95 

84  13  Nov.  92 

84U3  Nov.  92 
84113  Nov.  92 
83!  6  Feb.  87 
88'  2  Apr. 
35  14  ["^eb.  91 


13  June  74  12  Nov.  83 


14  Aug. 
I  July 


74 

76    I  Mar.  85 
81  33  Nov.  87 

17  May  79   5  Dec.  S4 

«  May  80  27  Jan.  85 

1  July 
I  July 

22  Oct. 
'7  July 

9  Sept. 
15  Feb. 

8  Mar. 
I  July 
6  Apr. 
I  July 
I  Julv 

iS  Feb. 
28  Feb. 

I  J  Illy 

J2  Oct. 

23  Nov. 
28  Oct. 
II  Sept, 
21  Sept. 
[I  Sept. 

9  Jan. 
g  Jan. 

;i  Sept. 

o  Jan.  7-    6  Sept. 82 


81 

21  Apr.  S6 

81 

sOor,.  87 

81 

5  Nov.  83 

80 

I  Oet.  89 

82 

24  Juaegi 

8. 

30  Sspt.91 

81 

31  Mar.  88 

81 

I  July  87 

71 

I  Apr.  8q 

81 

17  May  86 

81 

10  Apr.  80 

80 

15  .riiiv  8s 

81 

15  May  89 

81 

2  Feb.  80 

8r 

2i  July  91 

72 

23  Nov.  Sj 

71 

I  .Tan.  01 

76 

26  Mir.  84 

74 

I  Jan.  84 

76 

21  July  8? 

7i 

27  May  82 

7^ 

27  May  82 

7-< 

19  Nov.  81 

I  Oct.  92 

22  Fob.  93 

7  Jane  93 

4  Oct,.  93 

13  Dec.  93 

z  Jan.  94 
24  Oct.  94 

34  Apr.  95 

4  Mar.  96 

,8  Nov.  95 
18  Nov.  96 
i8  ^^ov.  96 
tS  Nov.  96 
18  Nov.  96 
18  Nov.  96 
30  Dec.  96 

1  May  97 

23  Nov.  97 

22  Dec.  97 
21  Jan.  9S 
29  Jan.  98 

8  June  98 

'3  July  93 

2  Nov.  98 

23  Nov.  92 
r4  June  9^ 

15   N0V.9r 

17  Miy  93 
s  May  94 
t  Oct.  89 
I  Oct.  89 
I  July  91 


I 
16  Nov.  98]  16  Nov.  9S 


19  Auj.  9S 

25  Au^.  98 

27  Au?.  98 

28  Aus.  93 

1  Sept. 98 
3  Sept. 98 
3  Sept.93 

II  Sept.98 
II  Sept.93 

14  Sept.98 

14  Sept.98 

18  Sept.98 
28  Sept.93 

28  Seot.9R 

29  Sept.93 

30  Sept.98 
s  Oct.  9'" 
6  Oct.  g3 

13  Oct.  " 

15  Oct.  9S 
5  Oct.  93 
9  Oct.  93 

19  Oct.  93 
ig  Oct.  93 
19  Oct.  93 
21  Oct.  93 
21  Oct.  93 

Oct.  93 
23  Oct.  93 

26  Oct.  93 

2  Nov.  98 

3  Nov.  93 

2  Nov.  98 

8  Nov.  98 
1 1  Nov.  98 
13  Nov.  93 
13  Nov.  98 
ij  Nov.  98 
i5  Nov.  98! 
i5  Nov.  93 

16  Nov.  95 
16  Nov.  93 

16  Nov.  g8 

16  Nov.  98 

t6  Nov.  931 


16  Nov.  98 
16  Nov.  98 

16  Nov.  98 


16  Nov.  9S    8  Dec.  00 

16  Niv.  98; 
16  Nov.  93 1 
16  Nov.  95 
16  Nov.  98 
16  Nov.  98 
16  Nov.  98 
16  Nov.  93 
16  Nov.  93 
16  N0V.99J 
16  Nov.  981 
16  Nov.  93  i 
16  Nov.  98 
16  Nov.  98 

16  Nov.  93 

16  Nov.  98 
23  Nov.  08 

3  Dec.  98 

3  Dec,  98 1 

5  Dec.  98; 

6  Dec.  93' 
9  Dec.  98I 
9  D-ic.  95j 

:2  Dec.  931 


„..„.  ,_ ^ 6  Sept.82  14  Dec.  981 

I 
9  Jan.  73  24  Jane  82  13  Nov.  89  15  Dec.  981 
9  Jan.  73    I  June  82    i  Oct.   89li5Dec.  98, 


I 


Lieutenant  Colonels. 


49 


I  CORNET, 
2nd  LIEUT. 
OrENSIGfT. 


CAPTAIN.        UAJOR. 


29  Apr.  73  15  July  8 

Jan.  73'  I  Jan.  8j 

29  Apr.  73;  1  Sept. 8: 

29  Apr.  73    9  Sepc.S2 


II  Feb.  7=;:  8  Feb.  82I15  Sept.85 


Arthur  Pole-Penton,  Lf.Col.  (from  Royal  ArtilUry) 

James  Laing  Fixott,  Lt.Col.  (from  Royal  Artillery) 

Charles  Fergusaon,  D^S'O.  J/(;/or  GrenaiUer  Guarils 

Alexander  Priugle.  Lt.CoL  Indian  StatT Corps \ 

Owen  Stuart  Siuytb,  X(^. to/.    Royal  Artillery    i 

Arthur  H.  Croker  Philpotts,  Lt.Col.  bto.yal  Art 

p.K.c.  Thos.  Stanford  Baldock,  Lt.Col.  R.  Artillex-y 

Edn-ard  Jas.  Fandon  Wood.  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  ('. 

AViltiam  Frederick  Cleeve,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Fras.  Colebrooke  Farmer,  Lf.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Thomas  Stock,  Lf.Col.  Esses  Regiment  {44  b\)  ...; 

p.n.c.  Percy  H.  N.  Lakc,"^  Lt.Col.  (from  jfajor^  [ 
h.p.  E.  Lane.  Rei^t.) , ■■I'isii'f. Adjutant  Gen.  TVat  > 
Qffifp,  icifh  rank  cf  Colonel,  13  Nov.  99  )  \ 

John  A.  Smith-Cuninghame,  Major,  2  jjifeGaarUS' 

Charles  Conyngham  Ellis,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engnrd.  j 

Hastings  Read,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Stritl' Corps | 

p.n.c.  Hy.Wm. Newton  Guinness,  Lt.Col.ivish  Reg. 

RichiiTdhouis'Slihie,^^  D SO.  Lf.Col. [i'Tom  Major.-) 
h.p.  Leicester  Regt.)  Dcpafi/  Asaistant  Adjutant  ^ 

General,  South  Africa,  4  July  00 J 

Clias.  E  vans-Gordon, B**  Lt.  Col.,  h. p. Bsrkshire  Regr . 

Mon.  Hy.  Chas.  Legge,^^  M  TO.  U.Col.  h.p.  (from  \ 

ilftt/or,  Coldstream  Guards  1 J 

Jas.  R  Leslie  Macdonald,  CB.  Maj.  R.  Engiueerd 

Cyril  Godfrey    Martyr,  DSO.  Major,   Duke  of/ 

Cornwall's  Light  infantry  ) 

j'.ff.f.  Sir  Hy.  S.   Rawliuson,  Barf.  Major,  Cold- V 

stream  Guards S 

Edward  Gunner,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery    

p.».c.  Jas.  Charles  Young,  Lt.Col.  Sussex  Regt.... 

julewellyn  S.  Mellor,  Lt.Col.  Liverpool  Hegt 

Charles  James  Robarts,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
2).».f.  James  Charles  Young,  Lt.Col.  Sussex  Regt. I 

Hubert  Burton,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  : 

Gilbert  Hy.  Cldude  Haoiilton,  Lt.Col.  14  Hu^jsars  : 
Edward  Hogarth  llolesworth,  Lt.Col.  ludianS.C. 
p.s.c.  Junes  Birch  Sharpe,  Lf.Col.  Royal  Engineers, 
Orbelt  Henry  Oakes,  i^C'w^.  Worcestershire  Rogt.  . 

Charles  Edward  Bradley,  Lf.CoL  N.SDatford  Regt.j       28  Feb.  74    i  July  01 

Thomas  Digby,  Lt.Cjl.  Roval  Engineers    j       2  May  72    2  May  84 

Ingram  C.  Conway-Gonlon,  Major,  Higb.  Lt.  Inf.  ,21  June  79    i  July  81;  6  May  Sq 

Maurice  C.  Barton,  DSO.  Lt.Col.  R.  Engineers  ...        |  2  May  721  2  May  84 

Henry  C.  Denny,  Lt.Col.  Northampt  m  Hegt 3^  Oct.  77  29  Occ.   79  20  Oct.  83 

Arch.  J.  A.  Wri'^ht,  i/.CL//.  E.  Lane.  Kegt 22  Oct.   70 j 2 i  Oct.   7i|ioNov.8o 


LIBDT. 

COLON  ItL. 


9  Jan.  73I  7June82  i  Oct.  89,15  Dec.  98 
9  Jaa.  73.12  June  82|  r  Nov.  891  ts  Dec.  98 
7  Nov.  83'  I  Oct.  95117  De3.  97126  Dec.  98 

30  Dec.  72  30  Dec.  04  30  Dec.  92,30  Dec.  98 
9  Jau.  73  24  June  82  13  Nov.  69'3i  Dec.  98 

29  Apr.  73    a  July  82]  4  Jan.  gol  i  Jan.  99 


4  .Tan.  goj 
I  Jan.  93 
12  Feb.  90 
19  Mar.  gj 


9  Aug.  73  31  Oct.  83 

ri  Feb.  76,10  Apr.  83 
2  May  72!  2  May  84 

15  Jan,  73J 18  Jan.  85 
9  Aug.  731  2  May  8 

31  Aug.  73    8  Mar.  85 

13  June  75,6  Ap  r.  8 
8  Apr.  85 


31  Aug.  71 

I22  Feb.  82 

'3  Oct.   So!   I  July  8: 

6  Feb.  84 


7  June  90 
14  Aug.  8( 

4  Nov.  9 
9  Sept. 


29  Apr.  73 

11  Nov.  761  5  Ma'r.  84 
IS  Jan.  75'   1  Julv  81 

12  Feb.  73  8  Jan.  85 
II  Nov.  76  5  Mar.  S4 
29  Apr.  73I10  Sept.  82 

1  Sopt.75  J24  July  8s 
24  Feb.  73;  8  -Jan.  85 

2  May  72'  2  May  84 
10  Jan.  72  17  Dec.  81 


99 


James  Robert  Parkinson,  Lf.Col.  Hampshire  Regt, 

p.g.c.  Sir  H.  A.  W.  Johnson,  Bart.  Lt.Col.  York  ; 
Light  Infantry   i 

Ronald  Charles  Mnxweil,  Lf.Cul.  Royal  Engineers 

George  Pensam  Buurcicault,L^C'-»/.  Army  S.C 

Ernest  Cooke,  Lf.Col.  Scottish  Ritles  {26  F.) 

Henry  Davison  Love,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers   ... 

George  Ewbank  Briggs,  Lf.Col.  Roj'al  Fusilierd... 

John'Warre  Sill,  Lf.Col.  Royal  Engineers... 

Robert  Addison  Rigg,  Lf.Cul.  Royal  Artillery 

Henry  Beaufoy  Thornhili,  Lt.C'A.  Indian  Staff* C. 

AlwvndeB.V.Paget,i^C«/.  Durham  Lt.Inf.Uo6F.) 

Fr;lnclsCh^s.Carter,i.^C'o/.bJe^kshireRegt.t66F.J7I  May  78 

Kenneth  ilackean,  Lf.C'o/.Ltoyal  Engiiipers  ...- |       

Ed  W.Henry  Hop  ton. vloutresor.X/'.C;/.  ludianS.C.  i       

Arthur  Heary  Bagnold,  X^.Co^.  Royal  Engineers...;       

/3.«.c.Francis  Wm.Bromheld.  X^Co/. Cheshire  Rgt.l       

Willoughby  Verner Constable, X^Cw/.K. Engineers,       

Robert  H.  Jennings,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers  ...    .,       

Aug.  de  SegurM'Kerrell,  J/'(//or,  Cameron  Hldro  ..'       ■■  ■■■ 

Herbert  Martin,  X^Cc^  Leinster  Regiment    ^o  Jan.  73 

Henry  Cecil  Eagles,  Lt.Col.  Hoyal  Marines  j       

Edward  UmirevdleBlackett.X^'tW. Royal  Artillery!       

j},^.!.-.  tfidwurd  Hegan.'-'U  Lf.Cul.  Cavalry  Depot 

John  William  Hind,^^  Major,  h.p.  Tne  Bulls 

p. S.C.  Franc-.s  Waldron,  Lf.Col.  lioyiil  Artillery 

Algernon  Campbell  Foley, ^^ Co;.  Uoyal  Engineers 
Cnarles  Henry  Darling,  X^Co/.  btoyai  Engineers... 
"William  J.  H.  Frodsham,  Lt.Col.  E.  Surrey  Regt. 
\Vm.  C.  Nicholls,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Marine  Artillery,.. | 
Hon.  RichiJ.  Thompson  Lawley,  X/.C'w/.  7  Hussarsj 
John  H.  Campbell,  Xi". Co/.  Argyll  and  Suther- H 

land  HighlandeiR  (93  F.) j  1 

Alex.  11.  AiieriTombie, X^Co^. Scots  Fusiliers (21  F).. I 
Herbert  Edward  Ravvson,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Eugiueer,s: 
Herberts.  FitzGeraid,  X^Co^.  Durham  Light  Inf 
St.  John  Corbet  Gore,  lA.Col.  5  Dragoon  Guards  , 
Jas.  R.  M.  Dalrympie-tlay,  Major,  VV.  India  K,egt, 
Fred.  John  Dealtry'Lugard.y.!  t'B.  DSO.  Lt.  Col.~\ 
(from  J/ti/o/-,  Norfolk  il^gl.),I£'ghCoiinnr.yortli-  '- 
em  Nit/eria.  with  rank  of  Brigadier  Gen.  9  Jan.  00.)  j 

;j.s.c.Herbt.  S.  Walker,  C«7j/at«,  Scot.  Ritiee  [gj  F.)        

p.xe.  Thos.  David  Pilcb-^r,  Lt.Col.  Bediord  Rigt.  Ui  June  79 
j9.s.c.i/o?i.Chas.G.t''ortescue,CJ/t^.3/'i/or,RirieHrrg.'22  Jan.  81 
William  Carter  Giffard,  M.ijor,  Welsh  Regiuient  ...ju  Mxy  78 
Alfred  Jas  Arnold.'-'^  DSO.  Lt.  Col.  (from  Ma/or  1  • 
Unatt.);  iferoing  under  the  Fortugu^se  Chartered  r  ^'^ 
Company,  Mozambique    )  \ 


July  79|ii  Oct.    79l26Aug.85 

28  Feb.  7.1I  6  Feb.  82 

2  May  72,  2  May  84 
10  Sept.  7b;  J  5  Apr.  84 
15  J«l.y  76124  Jan.  8 


I  July  91 

1-2  Jan.  9 

12  Aug.  91 
15  Jan.  93 
15  June  8 

18  Nov,  91 

23  Jan. 

15  June  85 

8  Jan.  9,T 
26  Feb.  96 

25  Jan. 

28  Mar. 
6  Aug, 

26  Nov, 
r2  Feb, 

6  Aug.  94 
2)  Mar.  90 

23  Aug.  93 

24  Feu.  93 

13  Aug.  9 

9  Oct.  89 
I  July  88 

13  Aug.  Qi 
-5  Apr.  97 

8  Sept.91 
22  Apr.  93 

8  Jan.  9j 
22  Apr.  94 

4  July  91 

16  Sept.gr 
I  Apr.  93 

29  Apr.  9; 


I  Jan.  99 
I  Jan.  99 

3  Jan.  99 

4  Jan.  991 
8  Jan.  99 


WHHX 
FL&.CBDON 
HA-LF  PAT 


[  Jan. 


99 


2  Sept.  72  12  Sept.  84 1 30  Sept.  91 
13  Jmie  74  ;i6  Feu.  84  t8  Feb.  yr 

12  S'ipt.72,f2  SCtJt  " 

29  Apr.  73    I  Oct. 
23  Apr.  73    8  Jaa.  85 
II  Feb.  75,24  An 


12  Jan.  99 
12  Jan.  99 

15  Jan.  99 

16  Jau.  99 

18  Jan.  99 

24  Jan.  99 

25  Jan.  99 
25  Jan.  99 

25  Jan.  99 

26  Jan.  99 

99 
99 


4  May  80  I  Aug.  8_s 
12  Sept. 72  12  Sept. 84 

8  -May  73]  S  Jan.  85 
12  Sept.72ji2  Sept. 84 
29  May  72.22  Sept.83 
12  Sept.72|i2  Sept.84 
12  Sept.72'12  Sept.84 
23  Aug.  84J  2  Aug.  92 

I  Oct..    76.  6  June  33 

I  Jul.y  74  iQ  Jan.  85 
29  Apr.  73 1   t  Oct.   3 


1  Oct. 

2  Apr.  90 

23  Apt-,  qi. 
n  Oct.  91 
17  Oct.  94 

I  Oct.    91 
8  Miy  93 

15  Juiie  65 

24  Vtar.  9c 
19  Oct.   yi 

6  Nov.  91 
21  May  99 
21  Aug,  i^i 

3  June  Q? 

5  Apr.  90 


31  Jan, 
2  Feb 

4  Feb.  99 
2  Feb.  99 
2  Feb.  99 

5  Feb.  99 

22  Fei).  99 
24  Feb.  99 

8  Feb.  99 

2  Mar.  99 

6  Mar.  99 
8  Mar.  99 
8  Mar.  99 

14  Mar.  99 

17  M:ir.  9y 

"ar.  99 

24  Mar.  99 

26  Mar.  99 

I  Apr.  99 
I  Apr.  99 

3  -ipr.  9  J 

4  A  pr.  99 

5  Apr.  99 
5  Apr.  99 

19  Apr.  99 

23  Apr.  99 
23  Apr.  99 
30  Apr.  99 

3  May  9^ 
8  May  99 
10  May  99 
14  May  99 
18  May  99 

21  May  9p 

22  May  Q9J 
.  May  99  ■ 

23  May  99 1 
5  May  99 1 

t   Mil  17    nn' 


29  Aug.  00 


Sept  70,31  Jan.  S2'^2  Dec.  tiilir  May  99' 
28  Feb.  7423  Dec.  Si'ioDec.  8c    3  June  99 


,;22  Jan.  79 
,1    I  Ni>v.  79 

1  [  May  78 


;  Aug.  93 


29  Apr.  73 1  I  Oct.  821  I  Apr.  9 
2  May  7.'|  2  May  84123  ^'^v.  qi 
I-;  Sept. 72:12  Sept.84  0  Dec.  qi 
28  Feo.  74j3oSept.82  [4  Deo.  91 
15  July  72  15  July  84115  July  93 
ir  Feb.  -jo'^i  July  85!   5  May  93 

10  Sept. 77'  8  Oct.  84 1  ^7  June  93 

26  July  76  21  Sept.S^'is  Sept. 9: 
12  Sept.  72^12  Sept.84J3i  Dec.  91 

11  Feb.  75;  5  Jul.>   82  HI  Oct.  92 
I  July  8i|25  Feb.  83 
I  July  81  i  2  b'eb.  90 


I  Jan.  81  13  Aug.  85 


6  Sept.93 

7  May  95 

5  Aug.  9b 


23  Aug.  84'  i6  Apr.  94  25  May  97 

I  Jan.  8ij£2Feb.  86123  Nov.  97 

July  8i|i4  Dec.  90I  5  Liec. 


3  June  99 


a  June  9_j 
9  June  99 
2[  June 99] 

21  June  99' 

22  June  99 

26  June  99! 

27  June  99 

1  July  99 

7  July  99 

8  July  99 
8  July  99 
8  July  99 

S  July  09 
I 
8  July  99' 
8  July  99 
8  July  99 


13  Mar.  So  17  Aug.  86  14  June  qg\  8  July  99 

25  Tuly  04  16  JunQ97!  8  July  991  8  July  99    8  July  99 


so 


Lieutenant  Colonels. 


COHNET,   I 

andLiKUT.l 

Or£NSIGN.| 


Henry  Fortescue,'^  Lf.Col.  h.p.  17  Lancers   

Edward  John  K.  Priestley,  Lf.Coi.  Royal  Artillery 
William  Jacob  Mackenzie,  Lf.Col.  K'>y.  En<;incers 
p.s.c.  Albert  Farrar  Gatlitf,  Lf.Col.  Royal  Marines 
Frederick  P.  Lawrence  White,  Lf.Col.  Indian  S.C. 
Robert  F.  Gart^ide-Tippiu^,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  0... 
William  Grant,  de  Jersey,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 
Arthur  Dolben  Buloett,  /.CCoZ.  Derbyshire  Re^. 
Henry  Speed  Andrews-Speed,  Lf.Col.  Royal  Enp. 
Stuart  Brownlow  Beatson.Cfi.  U.Col.  Indian  S.C. 
Malcolm  John  Meade.  CIE.  Lt.Col.  Indian  Statl"C. 
John  de  Courcy  D.  Meade,  Lt.Cul.  Indian  S.  U.  ... 
Harry  Everard  Passy,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Eustace  Edward  M.  Lawt'^rd,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C. 
Francis  Wm.  Egerton.  Lf.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Edward  M.  Nedham,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Arthur  W.  T.  Radcliffe,  Lt.Col.  Indian  3.  C 

James  Fansh  Malcolm  Fawcett,  Lf.Col.  5  I«aQcer8 
Cecil  Francis  Garnelt,Z-^Co/. East  Yorkshire  Regf-. 
Charles  Fred.  Hadden,  Lt.Col.  (from  Royal  Art.) 
Thos.  Tweed  Vaushan,  Lt.Col.  (from  R.  Artillery) 
Arthur  Henry  Wilford  Brett.  Lt.Col.  R  Artillery  ... 
Mon.  Reginald  Heni-y  Bertie,  L^Co/. Welsh  Fu^.  ... 

Edward  A.  VVylde,  Lt.Col.  Royal    Marines 

Horace  G.  P.  Beauehamp,  Lt.Col.  20  Hussars   

Alex.  MaoWhirterRenny,  I.^Co^  Indian  Staff  C.  ... 
Henry  C.  Pago  Henderson, '■^^//('.CtjZ.  h.p.  6  Dragoons 
William  Henry  Muir  Lowe,  Lt.Col.  7  Dragoon  Gds. 
John  A.  W.  Falls,  Lt.Col.  Army  Service  Corps 
Philip  Thomas  Buston,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers  ... 

John  Charles  Tyler,  Lt.Col.  Hoj'al  Engineers 

Manley  Ogden  Hopkins,  Lf.Col.  Roya,!  Artillery  ... 
Arthur  Edmund  Horniblow,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Marines 
Tyrence  fc^nglana  Rowan.  Lt.Col.  (from  TloyaO 
Artillerj');  Ordnance  Offic-tr  ■znd  Cla.^'it,  Rangoon  S 
William  Hugh  Edward  Dobie,  Lt.Col.  U.  Artillery 
George  Hamilton  Sim.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers  ... 
J:)hn  Charles  Campbell,  Lt.Col,  Royal  Engineers... 
Lewis  M.  Murray  HaW,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  (Jorps 
Percival  Geo.  Parkinson,  X^CV^/.  Army  Ord.  Dept. 
Hobert  Theophilus  H.Law,  Lf.Col.  Arniy  Ord.Dept, 

Henry  Finnis,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

William  Henry  Manning,  Cap/wn,  Indian  S.  C , 

Chas.  Tom  Roay,  Lf.Col.  Manchefter  Regt.  (63  F.) 
Henry  Thomas  Fenwick,  Major,  Royal  Uoise  Gds. 
George  Wade  Robertson  Fultoc,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Art. 
Cecil  William  Park,  Lt.Cvl.  Devonshire  Regiment 
Edward  Cleary  Hill,^^  Lt.Col.  h.p.  (iroui  Major) 
Wiltshire  Regt.)  Iiup-ctur  of  Gymnasia,  Madras  / 

and  Bombay,  iS  Mar.  y? } 

James  Miltord  Sutherland  Brunker,  Lf.Col.  R.  Art. 

Newton  S.  Allen,  Z^Co/.S. Staffordshire  Regt. (80  F.) 

Harold  Gore-Browne,  Lt.Col.  King's  Royal  Rifles,.. | 

Uon.  Arthur  Edward  Dalzell.  Lt.Col.  Oxt'ord.Lt.  Inf. 

Stanley  Humphery,  Lt.Col.  Gloucester  Regiment... 

John  Davidson  FuUerton,  Lf.Col.  Royal  Engineerb 

.».c.  Hen.  Beaafoy  Mortimer,^^  i./. Co/. (from  h.p.") 

Ma/or  North   Staffordshire  Regiment),  Asgisf.  f 

Adj.  Qeu,  Beni/al,  16  Oct    99 J 

James  MolesworthCandy,  i/r.Co/. Indian  StaffCorps 

George  Turner  .Jones,  Lt.Col.  Kryal  Engineers  

Henry  Robert  Kelham,  Lt.Col.  Highland  Light  Inf. 

Thomas  Henry  Jackson  Woodrow.  i(. Co/.  R.  Art. 

William  Pulteuey  Pulteney,  ZJ.nO.  Major,  Scots  Gds. 

Alexander  Bulstrode  Feuton,  Lt.Col'.  Indian  S.  C, 

AVilUam  Lambert,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Harry  Leonard  Dawson,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

William  Gordon  Yate,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps... 

William  Daniel  Conner. /-/.Co/.  Royal  Engineers... 

James  EdwarJ  Dewar,  Lt.Col.  2  Dragoon  Gui.rds  ... 

Man.  Click  deR.  B.Roche,  £/.Co/.  S.  Wales  Bordre.. 

Richard  Owen.">^  Lf.Col.  h.p.  (Irom  Major  21  ) 
Lancers)  ;  JLf(7.  Sec.  to  Gov.  of  Bombay j 

p.t.c.  Hon.  Arthur  H.  Henniker-Majur,  Lt.Col.  ) 
Coldctream  Guards J 

p.a.c.  Henry  Vivian  Cowan. X/.  Co/,  (from  Uoy.  Art. 

Wdliam  Tylden,  Lf.Col.  Royal  Ai-tillery 

Waldemar  Delmar  Lindley,  Lt.Col.  R.  Engineers  ... 

Arch.  M.  Carthew-Yorstouu,  Lt  Col.  Black  Watch... 

Alex.  Wilson,  Lf.Col.,  Argyll  and  Suthld.  Hldrs 

William  Aug.  Scort,  Lt.Col.  Gordon  Highlanders  ... 

p.a.c.  Edward  Hugh  Bethell,  Lf.Col.  R.  Engineers... 

p.s.c.  Arthur  E.  W.  Colville.  Lt.Col.  Rifle  Brigade.. 

Stephen  Dickson  Rainsford,  Lt.Col.  R.  Ariillery   ... 

{Stewart  Juhn  Trench,  Lf.Col. West  Riding  Regt.  .. 

George  F.  R.  Henderson, "J^A/o/or  (from  h.p.  York  1 
and  Lancaster  Regt.);  Special  Employ^  War\ 
Office  J  39  Aug.  00 \ 

Fobcer  liionel  Cunliffe,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery   ...'.. 

Fred.  Wm.  Town  Attree,  Lt.Col.  Roya'.  Engineers.. 

Arthur  Henrv  Browne,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Claude  Mason  Haggard,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

p.t.c.  George  F.  C.  Mackenzie,  Lt.Col.  Suffolk  Re^.... 


CAPPAIN. 


X5  July  76 

29  Apr.  73 

?»ept.72 

27  Jan.  76 

24  July  73 

!   3  -^ug.  73 

,  29  Apr.  73 

20  Nov.  75 

12  Sept.  72 

9  Aug.  73 

9  Aug.  73 

9  Aug.  73 

9  Aug.  73 

9  Aug. 73 

9  Aug.  73 

9  Aug. -/3 

,   9  Aug.  73 

1  May  73  30  June  81 

28  Feb.  74 

|iiSept.73 

I II  Sept.73 

*ii  Sept.73 

21  Sept. 74 

27  Jan.  76 
II  Oct.  78 
II  Sept.73 

11  Sept. 76 
22  Oct.  81 
29  Nov.  76 

12  Sept.72 
12  Sept.7 
[I  Sept.73 
27  Jan.  76 

II  Sopt 


6  June  Sz 

I  Oct.  8? 
12  Sept. 84 
3  Mar.  85 


6  Nov.  93 

25  Apr.  go 
31  Dec.  91 
8  July  92 


LIEUT. 
COLONEL. 


V7HKN 
PLA-CHDON 
HALF  P4Y. 


8  Jan.  8^,24  July  93 
8  Jan.  851  3  Aug.  93 
I  Oct.  B2I 17  Apr.  90 
19  Jon.  83121  July  92 
12  Sept. 84' 31  Dec.  91 
8  Jan.  8si  i  July  B7 
8  Jan.  85J  9  Aug.  93 


|ii  Sept.73 

1 12  Sept.72 

I  9  Jan.  73 

I    I  Oct. 

5  Sept.  77  21  July  80 
24  Mar.  73  24  Mar.  76 
9  Jan.  73 
25  Aug.  8t> 
II  Feb.  73 
II  Mar.  85 
II  Sept.73 
5  June  75 


1  Dec.  74 

I  I  Sept.73 

6  Oct.   70 

n  Feb.  7^ 

,!o  Feb.  70  ?SOct.   71 

10  Jan.  78  21  Apr.  So 

9  Jan.  73 

28  Feb.  74 


8  Jan.  85I 
8  Jan.  85 
8  Jan.  85 
8  Jan.  85 
8  Jan.  85 

8  Jan.  85 

9  June  84 
3  May  S4 
I  Oct.  82 

25  Nov.  82 

14  Feb.  S3 
10  May  8.^ 
13  Apr.  8: 

15  Oct.  84 
«  Jan.  85 

20  Oct.  83 
9  Mar.  87 
12  Feb.  07 
12  Sept. 84 
12  Sept  84 
;5  Nov.  82 
17  May  85 

16  Feb.  83 

28  Feb.  83 
12  Sept.S4 

8  Jan.  8s 

8  Jan 

I  July  87 

8  May  85 

8  Jan.  85 
25  Aug.  97 
it  Mar.  8 
(5  Apr.  9 
28  Mar.  83 

9  Jan, 

:  July  81 


9  Aug.  93 
9  Aug.  93 
9  Aug.  03 
9  Aug.  93 
9  Aug.  93 
9  Aug.  93 
ig  Aug.  92 
15  Aug.  91 

12  May  go 
28  J  une  go 

1  Sept.go 
7  Apr.  91 
3  Sept. 91 
9  Aug.  93 

11  Sept. 93 
26  Sept.g4 

2  Mar.  92 

1 3  Feb.  87 

7  Dec. 

8  Jan.  92 
I  July  90 

28  Sept.  g? 

Au; 


12  July  99 

13  July  99 

1 6  July  99 

18  July  99 
J4  July  gg 

3  Aug.  gg 
5  Aug.  99 

5  Aug.  gg 

6  Aug.  gg 
9  Aug.  99 
9  Aug.gg 
9  Aug.  gg 
g  Aug.  gg 
g  Aug.gg 
g  Aug.  99 
9  Aug.  99 
9  Aug.  gg 

12  Aug.gg 
IS  Aug.gg 

19  Aug.  gy 
19  Aug.  Q9 
19  Aug.  99 
21  Aug.  99 

8  Sept.  99 

9  Sept.  99 
II  Sept.gg 

17  Sept.gg 

19  Sept.gg 

20  Sept.go 
20  Sept.gg 

5  Sept.gg 

27  "sept.gg 

28  Sept.gg 


3  Feb.  00 


29  Sept.  o J 


4  Oct.  82 
31  Oct.  83 
12  May  85 
II  Mar.  82 
17  Apr.  85 

8  Jan.  85 

19  Nov,  81 


[.go 

I  Oct.  90 
16  M.ir.  92 
I  Apr.  g2 
I  Oct.  93 
I  Aug.  04 

1  Oct.  94 
4  Apr.  92 

24  JunegS 
24  Oct.  91 

19  Sept. 96 
51  Dec.  9: 

2  Mar.  02 

ig  Mar.  94 

20  May  go 
7  J  une  94 


I  2  Nov.  7 

I  9  Jan.  73 

tza  May  73 

'11  Sepi.73 

•3  Apr.  8ii  ^  July  81 
12  Nov.  73 
12  Nov.  73 
12  Nov.  73 
12  Nov.  73 
9  Jan.  73 
2g  July 
6  Sept.70 

12  Nov.  73 


Z-^ 


cb.  7t, 


I  May  78 


1  Nov. 


8  Jan. 
S  Jan 
7  Jan. 
r  Apr.  83 
4  May  9 


I  Oct.  99 

I  Oct.  99 
1  Oct.  99 
I  Oct.  99 
I  Oct.  99 
I  Oct.  99 
I  Oct.  99 
4  Oct.  99 
4  Oct.  99 

6  Oct.    99 

7  Oct.  99 
9  Oct.  gg 
o  Oct.    99 

9  Oct,  gg 

14  Oct.  99 
16  Oct.  99 


4  Jan.  9^  21  Oct.  99 

Mar.  89  23  Oct.  99 

25  Oct.   99 


9  Oct.   99 


16  June  94 
25  May  92 

10  Oct.  88 


27  Oct.  gg 
23  Oct.  99 


2  Nov.  93  2  Nov.  99 
27  July  92  3  Nov.  99 
31  Jan.  90  4  Nov.  99 
31  Dec.  got  7  Nov.  99 
'1  May  g7!Ti  Nov.  gg 
8  Jan.  S5,  2  Aug.  as  j  12  Nov.  gg 
8  Jan.  85  12  Nov.  93  12  Nov.  99 
8  Jan.  Bj  12  Nov.  93 j  12  Nov.  gg 
8  Jan.  85  12  Nov.  93  12  Nov  99 


8  Jan.  85 
20  July  87! 
[8  Juii88i 

13  June  83 

ro  Nov.  8; 
1  Nov.  8; 


6  Aug.  02 
3  Apr.  97 
10  t'Mii.  gi 

6  Nov.  92 

29  Sept.g4 
18  Nov.  82 


II  Sept.  73 

II  Sept.73  27  Dec.  82  30  July  90 

9  Jan.  73.   8  Jan.  85J27Aug.  92 
20N0V.  7sj  5  Oct.  82  29  Jan.  91 

I  July  3i  13  Nov.  84  iti  Nov.  03 
21  Sept.  74    r  Dec.  83  10  Oct.   92 

g  Jan.  73'  8  Jan.  85     i  Oct.    g2 

10  Sept.73'  I  Aug.  8}  II  Oct.  93 

11  Sept.73  31  Dec.  82    I  Aug.  90 
6  Oct.   73124  Jan.  83  26  Scpi.  io 


24  June  79'  2  June  36 


3  June  86 


15  Nov,  99 
20  Nov.  99 
29  Nov.  gg 

29  Nov.  99 

29  Nov.  99 

4  Dec.  gg 
7  Dec.  gg 
10  Dec.  gg 
12  Dec.  gg 
12  Dec.  gg 

14  Dec.  99 

15  Dec.  gg 

16  Dec.  gg 
18  J)ec,  99 
18  Dec.  99 

23  Dec.  99 


29  Nov.  ^g 


III  St pt. 73  14  Feb.  83  27  Aug. go  23  Dec.  gg 
I  9  Jan.  73  3  Jan.  85;  i  tJct.  92,  i  Jan.  00 
III  Feb.  74'  3  Apr.  83  31  Dec.  90,  4  Jan.  00 

1 1  Sept.731  0  Feb.  83  16  Oct.   90    o  Jan.  00 

12  Feb.  70!  14  July  83  30  Nov.  gJ  7  Jan.  oo' 


Lieutenant  Colonels. 


51 


Geo.Frend,^''=Z^CoMi.p.  Nortliumberlaud  Fusiliers 

Albert,  Henrj  Cullwell,  Lt.VoK  Royal  Artillery  

David  Erskine  Dewar,  Xi*.  Co/.  Royal  Artillery   

Wm.  Piccairn  Campbell.  Lf.CoL  Kind's  R.  Rifles  ... 
Richd.  Lloyd  Payne.  Z> 50. Z-^tW.luniskilUn^  Fus.... 

David  Alex.  Kin  loch,  Lt.Col.  Grenadier  Guards 

Gerald  Talbot  Kelaart,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  

p.^.c.  Fred.  Hammersiey,  Lt.CoK  LaTicashlre  Fus..,. 
FraiK-i.s  Oharles  Auuesley.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Fusiliers... 

Herbert  Edwards  Irwin,  Lt.Col.  VVarvvick  Regr 

Edward  Bleiddian  Herbert,  Lt.  Col.  17  Lancers  

Edwin  Loftus  il'','a'i8land,  Lt.Col.  R.  Marines   

How  Francis  Cadell,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staft'Corps 

Henry  Turner  FaitUfnll,  Lt.Col .  Indian  Staff  0 

Arthur  Ciiurchill  Badward,  i/.Co/.  R.  Artillery  ... 
Harry  Alex.  Dyer  Curtis,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  ... 

Henry  O'Brien  Owen,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillerv 

P^llis  Chas.  Fletcher  Holland.  Lt.Col.  R.  Artillery... 
Francis  Wiliord  Boteler,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery    ... 

Arthur  Spencer  Pratt,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

VVm.  Edw.  Blewitt,  Lt.Col.  (from  Royal  Artillery)... 
Murray  Venables  Hilton,  Lt.Col.  Worcester  Regt..., 

Percy  Schletter,  Lt.Col.  Liveroool  Rudiment 

fj.a.e.  Uenj.  R.  Hawes,  X^.CW.  iVi^h  Rifles 

O'Donnel  Colley  Grattan,  Lt.Col.  Liverpool  Regt... 

Ernest  Vernon  Bellera,  Lt.Col.  Middlesex  Regt 

Hon.  Charles  Lambton,  DSO.  Lt.Col.  Norcham-> 

berland  Fusiliers 3 

Thos.  G.  L.    H.    Armatrong,   Lt.Col.   NorthumO 

berland  Fusiliers ■■) 

John  Percy  Gethin,  Lf.Co',  Manchester  Regiment... 
Ales.  Lechmere  Mein,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Enjri-ieers,.. 
JohnH.Verschoyle,X('.ro/.  DukeofCornwali'sL.I.... 
Berkeley  Crosby  Qaill,i^sj/uyor(rro:nl:.  O.York  au'i  > 

Lancaster  Regt.)  ;  Station   Command<int,   NatalS 

Cyril  Wood,  Lt.Col.  Essex  Regiment  

p.g.c.  Richard  S.  H.  Moody,  Lt.Col.  Munster  Fus.... 

Lawrence  L.  Steele,  Lt.Col.  Manchester  Regt 

Reginald  H.  Hall, i/. Co/.  South  Lancashire  RegL... 

VVarren  Hastings,  Lt.Col.  h.dian  Staff  Corps 

Henry  Lushingtou  Ramsay,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C.  ... 
James  Philip  Si)arling,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps... 
Henry  George  Ryland,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps... 
Frederick  George  Preston,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  0.  .. 
Harold  Arthur  "Deane,  CSl.  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C.  ... 
Chas.  E.  Wylde  Macdonald,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C.  ... 
Edw.  Speuce  ttastings,  DSO.  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C.  .. 
John  Franklia  Worlledge,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  C... 
Harry  Staidey  Massy.  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps... 
;).«.c.  Alfred  Edwin  Jones,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  C... 
George  Ashby  Ashbj*,  i/.Co/.  Duke  of  Cornwall's  > 

Ligut  Infantry ) 

Herbert  Cecil  Money,  irCo^  Royal  Marines 

Henry  Tempest  Hicks,  Lt.  Col.  Dublin  Fusiliers 

p,a.c.    Ron.    Nurih  de  C.   Dalrymple  -  Hamilton,  > 

Lt.Col.  Scots  Guards S 

C.  Adolph.  de  P.  Burroughs,  Lt.  Col.  W.  AlricanRegt. 
James  Henry  Aspinwad,  Lt.Col.  3  Dragoon  Gds.  .. 
Alex.  Geo.  Chesuey,  Lt.Col.  Worcester  Rei-itnent  ... 

Andrew  Crucroft  Becher,  i/.  Co/.  NorfolK  Regt 

Frederick  Ivor  Maxso,   DSO.  Major,  GcWsl.  Gds. 
p.s.c.  \V alter  Robt.  B.  Doran,  Ca;?/rttrt,  Irish  Regt  ... 
George  Fied.Gorringe,  MS'O.C'j)/(i  til,  R.hngiueers... 

Cuarles  Evan  Maberly.i/. Co/.  Royal  Artillery  

Charier,  Victor  Bremer  Ku])er,  Lt.Col.  R.  Artillery... 

Arthur  Clifton  Hansard, L/. Co/.  Royal  Artillery 

Benjamin  Burton,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Malcolm  Orme  Little,  Lt.Col.  9  Lmcers    

i).».c.  Robert  C.  A.    B.   Bewicke-Copley,    Lt.Col.  t 

King's  Royal  Rifles    -.  i 

Chol-meleyE.C.  B.  Barrison.  X/.C<>/  VV.  Kent  Regt.... 

Francis  Macdouald  Drury,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C. 

Charles  Jobn  Di^unys,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps  .. 
p  s.c.  John  Steven  Cowans,  Major,  Rifle  Brigade  ., 
p.s.c.  Samuel  A.  E.  Hicksou,  DSO.  Lt.  Col.  R.Eiig.... 

iStepheu  Frewen,  Lt  Col.  li.p.  16  Lancers  

Charles  Edward  Wyncoll.  Lt.Col.  A.  S.  Corps 

Alired  Keene,  DSO.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Gerald  C.  Peui-ice  Onslow,  Lt.Col.  R.  Engineers  .. 
William  Francis  Howard  Statl'ord,i<. Co/.  R.  Eug  ... 
^j.s.c.  Edw.  R.C. Graham. i/.Co/.'_'heshireRgt..U2F.)... 

James  W.  Stirling,  Lt.Col.  Hoyal  Artillery 

Robert  A.  G.  Harrison,  Lf.CoL  Royal  Artillery 

George  Jas.  Butcher,   Lt.  Col.  ArmyUrd.  Dept 

^.8  e.  Fras.  S.  Inglefleld,  i/.Co/.  E.Yorkshire  Regt.... 

Kichard  Joshua^Cooper,  Lt  Col.  Irish  Gaards  

Arch.  G.  Brabazou  Urmstou,  Major,  R.  Marines.... 

Arthur  Herbert  Kcunev.  CMG.  Lt.Col.  R.  Eng 

JJ.8.C.  Edward  VVm.  Fleming,  Lt.Col.  R.  Artill-ry.... 
A'trRoht.  A.  \V.  Colleton. ifarf.,  L^Co^ Welsh  Fus. 

.s.c.  Hon.  John   EawMrd  L  ndley,  i/. Co/,  (from 

Major,  h.p.  i  Drago(nis);    D.A.  Q.M.   G, 
War  Office,  i  June  00  {temp.)    


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20  Nov, 
10  Mar. 

21  Sept. 

31  May 


14  July  83 
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3  Apr.  83 
18  Apr.  85 

8  May  85 
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76    2  Feb.  85 

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20  Sept.  82 

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19  Dec.  77;  3  Apr. 

II  Sept./.. 

29  Apr.  73 

113  June  75 

I21  Aug.  72 


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9  Aug. 
2  Dec. 

12  Nov. 

78  Feb. 

28  Feb. 

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28  Feb. 

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28  Feb. 

28  Feb. 

28  Feb. 

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4  Dec. 


28  Oct,  71 


jo  Jau. 
17  Feb. 


II  May  78 


28  Oct. 
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11  Nov. 

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I  May  78'i9  June 

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13  June 
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28  Jan. 

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24  oan. 

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16  Aug. 

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28  Feb. 
23  Feb. 
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22  Apr.  93 
29  Nov.  88 
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5  Apr.  93 
8  Nov.  94 

12  Sept.94 

1  Jan.  01 
15  June  85 

2  Mar.  92 

6  Aug.  92 

5  Dec.  94 

11  Sept.  93 

12  Feb.  94 

12  Feb.  04 
I  Jan.  91 
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23  May 

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19  Apr. 
29  May 

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26  Mar. 
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52 


Lieutenant  Colonels. 


Juxon  Henry  Juson-Jones.  Lf.CoL  Indian  Staff  C. 

Charles  Herbert.  Lf.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

George  Atkins  Collins.  Lf.Cl.  Indian  StatT Corps 

William  Charles  Aslett,  Lt  foZ.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Lumley  Scobell  Pevton.ii'.Co/.  Indian  Staff  C'lrps 

p.t.c.  Alfred  W.  L.  Bayly,  DSO.  LI. Col.  Indian  S.  C 

Arthur  Adve.  X(.C'/.  [ndian  Staff  Corps  

John  A.  Hv  Pollock.  Lf.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps... 

Ohas.  G.  liansell  Fasken,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.C 

Lionel  Grafton  Beckham,  hf-  Col.  Indian  S.C 

Geornre  Pre^cntt  Douelas.iw  Lt.Col.  h.rt.  (from) 
Major  2  Dr  Gds),  Lt.Col.  Ret.  ReqI.  of  Dr.Qda.  i 

Lord  Edmund  Bernard  Talbot.  Lt.Col.  (from  h.v.-\ 
J  t  Hussars)  ;  MP.  for  S.  TV.  Sittufex ;  Ag»i$t,  > 
Private  Sec.  to  Secretary  of  State  for  War ) 

Chas.  John  Lewis  Stuart.  Lt.  Col .  Indian  S.C.     ... 

Andrew  Bell-Irving,  Lt.Col.  Roval  Artillery    

Julius  Batl  Backhouse,  Lt.Cil.  The  Buffs  (3  F.) ... 

Alexander  Sprot,  Ll.C'A.  6  Dragoon  Guards    

Frederic  PercvLousada.  Z,^.  Co?.  York  &  Lanc.Hgt. 

William  Arthur  Plant.  Lt.Col  Royal  Artillery 

.TohndeCourcyO' Grady,  r,'. Co/. Connaught  R.ang. 

Gjrald  Hedley  Ovens,  Lt.Col.  Border  Regiment ... 

Aug.  F. -Uockler-Ferryman.Z^Co/  {f\on\M>i.ior\ 
h.p.  Oxford  Lt.  Inf.);  Prof  R.il.Co'l.y  July  02.. 

Hy.  Crichtou  Sclater,  Lt.Col.  (from  Roval  Art.)... 

Charles  Napier  Simpson.  Li.  Col.  Roval  Artillery 

Edm.  W.St.  George  Welchmau,  Lt.Col.  Ind.  S.C 

Percy  J-  Tonson  Lewis.  Lt.Col.  Army  Serv.  Corp- 

Thoiiias  John  O'Dell.  L'.Col.  Army  Service  Corps 

John  A.  H.  Reilly,  L'.Col.  Armv  Service  Corps   .. 

Harvev  .Alexander,  Lt.Col.  to  Hussars     

John  Patrick  W.  Spankie.  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.C 

St.  John  Jas.  St.  Leger,  Lt.Col.  Leinster  Regt.    .. 

William  Aug.  Edm.  St.  Ulair,  Lt.Col.  Roval  Eng 

George  Alfred  Tower.  Lt.Col.  Roval  Engineers  ... 

CecilVrrnouWingSeld-Stratfonl.i^Cof.R.Enginrs 

Lovick  Branshv  Friend.  Lt.  Col.  Ravat  Eagineers 

Chas.  Wm.SouthcottHallett,  Lt.C  L  Royal  Scots 

Arthur  Russell  Loscombe,  Lf.Col.W'est  India  Rigt. 

Wm.  Eden  Sturges,  Z^Co/.Xorthumberlaud  Fas. 

Ernest  Henry  Burney,  Lt.Col.  Berkshire  Regt.... 

Eustace  Chaloner  Knox,  Lf.Col.  18  Hussars  

Robert  Eccles,  Lf.Col.  Oxford  Light  Int.  (52  F.) ... 

p.».c.  H.  Conyers  Surtees,  Lt.Col.  Coldstream  Gds 

Robert  llaziere  Brady.  L'.Col.  Royal  Artillery  ... 

Chas.  Herbert  PhilipCarter,  Ciia.  Capt.  R.  Scots 

Charles  Hy.  Westmorland,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.C.  ... 

Stewart  Douglas  Gordon,  Lt.Col .  Indian  S.C.    ... 

Jenico  Edward  Preston,  DSO. Lt.Col.  Indian  S.C. 

Frederick  H.^wkins,  L'.Co'.  Indian  Staff  Corps... 

Henry  Philip  Picot,  Lt.Col.  Imlian  Sfff  Corps... 

William  Spiller  Birdwood,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.C. ... 

Wm.  Simpson  Marshall.  Lt.Col.  [ndian  S.C 

Wm.  Conrad  Faithfull,  Lt.C-l.  Indian  Staff  C.  ... 

William  Henry  Hijpisley,  Lt.Col.  2  Prigoons    . 

Gerald  Edward  ^hnte,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Frederick  John  Evclegb,  h.n.  0.\for-'  L  ght  Inf.. 

p.s.c.  Edward  0.  Bethune,  Lt.Col.  16  L-i-ucer.- 

Hon.  OshPrt   V.  Ge:».  A.  Laoiley,  Lt.Col.  11  Hus. 

Michael  F.  Rimingtoii,  Lf.Col.  6  Dra^oms 

Frederick  Rainsford-Hannav.  if.Co^  H.  Eu«^.    ... 

John  B.  Ratteclyffe  3ut\cT,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C... 

Clarence  H.v.  Hayes,  Lt.Col   (ndian  Staff  Corps. 

Vesey  Mangles  Stockley.  X^Co/.  Indian  S.  C.    ... 

Hugh  James  Archdaie,'X?.Co/.  Lincoln  Regt 

Francis  Gibson  Cotter,  Lf.Col.  Royat  Marines    ... 

Edward  Sincl  lir  May,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery    ... 

p.».c.  Herbert  de  llaga  Haig,  Lt.Col.  Roval  Eng. 

Arthur  Horsman  Coles,  HO  DSO.  Lt.Col.  h  p. 
(from  ret- pay  Waiwick  Re^t.),  Commindant 
Uganda  Rijle*^  Kith  rank  of  Colonel    } 

Arthur  Thomas  Swaine.  Lf.Col.  Irish  Rirtes    

Arch.  Jas.  Murr.ay,  Lf.Col.  Inniskilhng  Fos 13  Au; 

John  Richard  Howard  Allen,  Lt.Col.  R.  Artilleryl 

Arthur  Haviiland  Thomas.  DSO.  Lt.Col.  A.  S.  C...  11  Au; 

Hon.  Algernon  Sidne.v.  Z^. Co/.  Ro.vaJ  Artillery  ...' 

Be  inald  Evel.^-n  Boothby,  Lt.Col'.  R.  Artillery  ... 

Walter  t .  Ludovic  Liudsa.y, Z^.Co/.  Ro.y-il  Artiller.v 

Richard  Bannatine-Allason.  Lt.Col.   R.  Artiller.y 

p.l.c.  Hy.  Cleland  Dunlop,  Lt.Col.  (from  R.  Art.) 

5ir  Godfrey  Vignoles  Thomas,  JJar(.Z/.  Co/.  R.A. 

Chas.  Maximilian  Thos.  Western,  Lt.Col,  R.  Art. 

Albert  Dallas   Kuriquez,  Lt.'  ol    Indian  Staff  C 

p.t.c.  Hastings  St.  LegerWood.ua  DSO.  Lf.Col.  1 
(from  Major,  Dorset  Regt.);  A.  A.  General,  J- 
Secnnderahad,  8  Aug.  oS J  I 

Cooper  Penrose,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

James  Wdliaui  Dunlon,  Lf.Col.  Royal  Artillery...! 
John  George  Day,  Lf.Col.  Royal  Gugiucers     


CORXET, 

2ndLrBDT. 

OrEXSIGX 


HBCT.       CAPTAIN. 


to  June  04 
Jane  94 


'to  June  74  10  June  85 
li-l  June  74  T3  June  85 
13  June  74  13  June  85:13  June  94 
:3  June  74  13  JuneSjij  June  94 
13  June  74  13  June  85  13  June  94 
13  June  74  13  June  85  13  .Tune  94 

13  June  74  13  June  85  13  June  04 

13  June  74  13  June  85  r3  Jane  94 

|i3  June  74  13  June  85  13  June 94 

,13  Jnne74  13  June  85  13  June  94 

19  Feb.  811  July  81'  20  Jaly  87 !  10  Mar.  97 


20  Xo7.  7  5i4Sept.8i|igXov.  91 


LIBUT. 
COLOircT. 


I      WHBir 
HALF  PAT, 


10  June  00! 
13  June  00' 
13  June  00 
13  June  00 
13  June  00 
13  June  00 
13  June  00 
13  June  00' 
13  June  00 
J13  June  00 


15  June  00  T  5  Jane  co 
1 7  June  00 


27  June  00 
30  June  00 
I  July  00 
I  Julf  00 
I  July  CO 
1  July  00 
I  July  00 
I  July  00 

7  July  00 


27  June  74'27  Jane  85  27  .1une94 

28  Jan.  75    I  Dec.  83  12  0;t.  9: 
IS  May  72  i.^  Mar.  8c  30  Nov.  8t 

."..".      I'8  Feb.  74  26  Apr.  82  19  July  89 

12S  Feb.  74'  '  J'l'.v  Si  27  Aug.  90 

'12  Feb.  74, »S  June  83  gJan.  91 
!!!!!!  II  Sept.  78  13  Apr.  81,12  Feb.  91 
21  Sept.74 'o  O-l.  83'  9  July  91  j 

...   .      I  3  May  78  28  July  86  27  Jul.y  95 

128  Jan.  75). I  Dec.  83!i5  June  85 '°  Jijy  o(i 

28  Jan.  75  29  Dec.  83    7  Nov.  91  1°  July  00, 

ill  July  74  II  July  85  11  July  94  "  ■''-'1?  °°- 

I23  Feb.  81    I  Apr.  8g  tc  Aug.  92 

II  May  781  I  July  81  2  June  86,  i  Apr.  95 

13  Aug.  79  23  Mar.  81  i  July  87,   i  Apr.  95 

24  Jan.  80    I  July  81  16  Mar.  So    2  Jan.  97 

9  Aug.  74  9  Aug.  85,  9  Aug.  94 

20  Mar.  78  30  Nov.  i8  6  Juue  S3  26  Aug.  91  ■»  Aug.  00. 

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Lieutenant  Colonels.  53 


2nd  LIEUT.       LIEtJT.  CAPTAIN.    I     IHJOK. 


LIEOT. 
COLONEL 


Alfred  Law  Sinclair,  DSO.  Lf.Col,  ludian  SfcaffC!       2  Dec.  74I  2  Dec.  85.  5  Dec.  94I  5  Dec.  00 

ji.n.c.  William  Doucrlas,  Lf.Col.  Royal  Scots ^o  Jan.  ?8  2^  Nov.  78  21  JiineSs  24  July  95!  5  Dec.  00 

YiUp.s.f.  Hy.  Lysons,  7^^. Co/.  Bedtord  Reeiaieutjii  May  7815  Dec.  79  23  .rune86    6  Apr.  g?ji2  Dec.  00 
Harold  Carmichafil  vvylly,  X^Co/.  Derby  Regt.... I      1 11  Sept. 78    i  Mav  84I26  Ma.y  915  22  Dec.  00 


nHBN 
PLACED  ON 
HALF  PAT. 


War  Services  of  Lt.  Colonels   not   helonging  to   Rigimeats  or    Corjys. 

^  Lt.Uolonel  A.Davidson  served  n'iththe2ud  Battalion6otliRiflesinthe  Afghan  war  from  October  187S  to  November 
1880,  took  part  in  the  advance  on  and  occupation  otCandahar  anrtKhelat-i-Ghilzie,  and  was  present  m  the  engage- 
ments at  Ahmed  Khej'l  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (mentioned  in  desoatches)  ;  served  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir 
Donald  Stewart  at  Cabal,  and  accompanied  Sir  Fi-ederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  C^ndahar  as  Aide  de  Camp  to 
Major  General  Ross,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candabar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  .Major.  Meilal 
with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  in  the  Marri  E.^pedition  under  Brigadier  General  MacGregor. 
Served  in  the  Boer  warof  iSSi  with  tlie  Nat^l  Field  Force  on  signalliugdut.v.  Served  m  the  Egyptian  war  of 
1882,  and  was  present  at  the  hnttle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  { ^tedal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  lledjidie,  and  Khediue'a 
Star).  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-65  uu  special  service  and  as 
Acting  Inspector  of  .\rmy  Signalling  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

'^  Lt.Colonel  Ross  of  Bladensburg  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1SS5  with  the  ist  Bat.taUon 
Coldstream  Guards,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen,  at  that  near  Tofrek  on  the  24th  March,  and 
at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (.Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

2^  Lt.Colonel  W.  W.  Cole-Verner  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant 
General  Intelligence  Department  to  the  Desert  Column  under  Sir  Herbert  Stewart,  and  was  present  at  the  actiOT) 
at  Abu  Klea,  in  the  engagement  at  El  Gubat  (where  he  acted  as  guide  to  the  sijuare  on  its  march  to  the  river), 
in  the  engagement  at  .VIetammeh  en  the  2ist.Iaiuarj'  incommandof  Gordou's troops  (mentioned  in  despatches), 
and  in  the  action  at  Abu  Klea  Wells  on  the  iSfa  February  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoD  as  a  Deputy  As'^istant  Adjutant  General  for  Topography.  [See  also  Civil 
Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual  Arrcy  List."  p.  786.] 

38  Lt.Cclonel  A.  G.  Holland  served  with  the  15  th  Hussarn  in  the  Candahar  Column  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80, 
including  the  advance  to  Khelat-i-Ghiizai,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  with  the  Afghan  Cavalry  at 
Takht-i-Pul  (mentioned  in  despatches);  also  served  with  the  ThuU  Chotiali  Field  Force  under  Brigadier  General 
Biddulph,  and  accompanied  Major  General  Phayre  in  his  march  to  Candahar  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of 
i33i.  Served  throughout  the  Nile  Expediton  in  1884-S5  with  the  Light  Camel  Regimtnt, and  took  part  in  the 
operations  of  the  Desert  Column  including  the  engagement  at  Abu  Klea  Wells  on  the  i6th  and  17th  February 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo. 

"  Lt.Colonel  H.  P.  Garden  served  with  the  2nd  Uattalion  Duke  of  CjmivaU's  Light  Infantry  th-oughout  the 
Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  presen(.  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  aud  Tel-el-\lahata,  in  the  actions  at 
Kassasin  on  the  28th  August  (wounded)  and  gth  Septemoer,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4-S5  with  the  2iid  Battilion  of  the  Duke  of  Cornw.lU's 
Light  Infantry,  and  too.i  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Adv  luce  Column  under  Major  General  Earle  (mentioned 
in  det-patches.  Brevet  ol  Major,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  Cla^p). 

^^  Brigadier  General  Plamer  served  in  the  expedition  to  tae'Sjadau  an  ler  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1854  as  Adjutant 
of  the  ist  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment,  and  was  preseatin  the  engagements  at  El  Teh  and  Temai 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp.  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the 
operations  i.i  Soutti  Africa  under  Sir  Frederick  Carrington  in  iSg6,  when  he  organized,  r.iised,  and  commandeda 
Corps  of  Mounted  Rides  (mentioned  in  dtispatcUes,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medai). 

'3  Lt.Colonel  Douglas  Dawson  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i882,tir3t  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Coldstream  Guards 
and  afterwards  with  the  Mounted  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Tel-elOlahuta  and  Kassasin 
(gth  September),  ami  at  the  battle  of  rel-el'-Kebir  and  capture  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Med.iidie, 
and  Khedive's  Slar).  Served  111  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-85  with  the  Guards  (lamel  Regiment,  was  Staff  OlHcer 
to  Colonel  Boscawen  while  in  command  oT  the  column,  aud  was  present  at  the  actionHat  Abu  Klea  and  El  C-utat, 
in  the  reconnaiss:iuce  to  Metammeb,and  at  the  attack  on  the  wounded  convoy  (two  Clasps). 

"  Lt.Colonel  Gordon  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  with  the  15th  Hussars  (Medal) .  Served  in  the  Boer  war 
of  1S81  as  Adjutant  15th  Hussars.  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  in  1884-85  under  Sir  Charles  Warren 
as  Adju  tant  of  Methuen's  Horse.  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887  (mentioned  in  detpaiches.  Medal 
withtUasp).  Served  with  the  expedition  against  the  .Icbas,  on  the  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  1892  (mentioned  ii> 
despatches  Meilal  with  Claspi.  Served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashauti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  iSg5  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Star).     Seiwed  in  the  Sou.h  African  war  in  i8gg-igoo  in  command  of  the  3rd  Cavalry  Brigade. 

•^  Lt.Colonel  Pennington  served  in  the  Afghan  wir  in  1878-70.  and  was  present  with  t';e  expedition  into  the 
Bazar  Valley  and  in  theengagement  at  Kam  Dakka  iMed  il).  Served  laroughout  the  Haznracampaigu  iu  1888  with 
the  2nd  Battalion  NorlhiimUerland  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"*  Lt.Colonel  WooUcombe  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Kings  Own  Borderers  in  the  Afghanwar  of  1878-80.  first 
with  the  1-*-  shawur  Vaile.v  Field  Force  uniler  Lie  t.tTcneral  Matide,  aud  aiterwards  with  the  Kbyber  Line  Force 
under  Lieut. General  Bright  (Medal).  Served  »s  Adjiiiant  ist  I  attalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  in  the 
Chin-Lushai  Expediti  n  in  iSSg-go  with  the  Buimah  C  Innm  under  diigadier  General  Symons  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  Cuitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  brigade  Major  to  the  2nd  Brigade  (Meual 
with  Clasp). 

n  Lt.Colonel  H.  R.  B.  Donne  served  %viththe  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S88-89  attached  to  the  Intelligence  Branch 
during  the  expedition  to  the  Northern  Shan  States,  and  afterwards  wit  li  the  Chin  Field  Force  (Medai  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  i8g7-g8,  fir^t  with  the  Malakand  field 
Force  as  Deputy  Assii.lant  Quarter  Master  General  3rd  Brigade  including  the  engagements  at  Nawagai  and 
Bedinaiiai  Pass '(mentioned  in  despatches!;  and  afterwards  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Deputv 
Assistant  Adjutant  General  1st  Brigade,  and  was  pre^en;  at  the  forciu.'  of  tlie  S.tmpagha  and  Aruanga  Passes  aud 
in  the  operations  in  the  Bazar  7allev  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Culouel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

K  Lt.Colonel  the  Hon.  Frederick  Evelei.;h-de  Moleyns  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  under  Sir 
Frederick  Carringtou  in  196  as  extra  Staff  Offleer  (mentioned  in  despatches  BfiO,  and  Medal);  and  in  the 
operations  in  Mashonaland  under  Sir  Richard  Martin  in  lijj  iu  general  command  of  the  forces  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  DSO). 

"  Lt.Colonel  V.  H.  H.  Massy  served  with  the  Carabiniers  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1879-  80,  and  took  part  in  the  expe- 
dition  against  the  Wuzeeree  Khugianis 'Medal).  t  ■  u^ 

«  Lt.Colonel  J.  S.  Talbot  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Liglit 
Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star),  aud  in  the  suhseijuant  occupation  of  Suakin  by  British  troops  in 
185-86. 

■'■'  Colonel  G.  H.  Chippindall  served  with  the  Buffs  in  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  ;S75-7f  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  ,     „     . 

'"Lt.Colonel  Finn  serredin  the  Afg'nan  warof  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  eugagements  at  Kd.a  Kazi  aud 
Siah  Sung,  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  iu  December  1879  including  the  investment  of  Sherpore  (men- 
tioned in  despatcliei.,  .Medal  wilhCla,sii,  Medal  for  distinguished  conduct  in  the  Field).  Served  m  the  campaign 
in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSgS  with  the  21st  Lancers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum 
mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lieutenant  Colonel,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

»'  Lt.Colonel  a  Court  served  in  the  .Afghan  war  in  1878  with  the  l^esliawar  Vallev  Field  Force,  and  was  present 
at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musiid  I  Medal  with  Clssp).  Served  in  the  camp  lign  m  the  Soudan  under  sir 
Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8q8  attached  to  the  staff  of  the  General  OiHcer  Commanding  Atoara  campa,ign  (mentioned 
indespatvhes),  and  afterwards  as  Brigade  Major  2nd  Brigade.  British  Division,  including  the  battle  of  Khartoum 


53^  War  Services  of  Lt.  Colonels  not  lelongituj  to  Regiments  or  Corps, 

(mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt  Colonel,  British  Medul,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in 
the  Soiitli  African  war  in  1S99-1000  with  dadysinith  Relief  Korce,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Spiou 
Kop. 

y^Lt. Colonel  C.  O.  Hore  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i552,  first  with  the  ist  Battalioa  South  Staffordshire 
Regiment  and  afterwards  with  the  Mounted  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnai'^sance  in  force  from 
Alexandria  on  the  5th  August,  in  the  ^-ngagemcnt-t  at  Kl  Magfar,  Tel-el-Mahuta,  Mahmma,  and  Kassasin  (gth 
Septeniher),  and  at  The  hattle  of  Tel-el-Kehir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  st-h  Class  of  th^  Medjidie,  and  Khedive'a  Star). 
Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1834-35  with  the  Mounted  Infantry,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  at  Ahu  Klea, 
El  Gubat,  and  Metamnieh  (two  Clasps). 

^  Lt.Colonel  L.  E.  B.  Booth  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1870-80  with  the  force  under  Major  General  Roberts 
in  the  Koorum  Valley,  superintended  the  Transport  during  the  advance  on  Cahul.  and  was  present  iu  the  engage- 
ment at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  in  the  operations  around  Cahul  in 
December  1879;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar  as  Staff  Transport  Officer,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  1  mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 
Served  with  the  Indian  Contingent  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  wis  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- Kebir  (Medal 
with  Casp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^''  Lt.Colone'  P.  H.  N.  Lake  f^erved  in  the  A'ghan  war  in  1878-79  as  Assistant  Field  Enj^inecr  with  the  So.ithern 
Afghanistan  Field  Fnrce  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  attached  to  the  Intelligence  Depart- 
ment, and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Totrek  zereba  and  in  the  advance  to  Temai 
(Medtil  wifh  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^P7  Lt.Colonel  R.  L.  Milne  strved  with  the  72nd  Highlanders  throughout  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  with  the 
Koorum,  Cabul,  and  Cabul-Cnndahar  Field  Forces,  part  of  the  time  aa  Acting  Adjutant,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagements  at  Mattoon  and  Charasiah,  with  the  rear-guard  of  thedivision  at  Zaidabad  during  the  night  attack 
of  4th  Octoljer  1879,  ^'""^  i^  t^io  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1879  (mentioned  in  despntches)  ;  accom- 
panied Sir  Frederick  Roberts  m  the  march  to  Candiihar  (during  tfie  lattyr  part  of  it  as  Regimental  Transport 
Officer),  iind  was  present  at  the  bnttle  of  CMndahar  (mentioned  in  dcsp^ttcUes,  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and 
Bronze  Decoration).  Served  with  the  :st  Battalion  Seafoith  Higblauders  iu  the  Egyptian  war  of  188.?,  and  was 
present  at  the  hattle  ot  Tel-el  Kehir  (Mer'al  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedi- 
tion in  1885-86  as  Deputy  Assistnit  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  to  the  2nd  Brigade  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*8  Lt.Cnliiiiel  C.  Evans-Gordon  served  with  theist  Battalion  Berkshire  Regimentthroughout  the  Egyptian  war  of 
1882,  and  was  present  at  the  surrender  of  Kafr  Dowar  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Ex- 
pedition in  1884-85  as  Deputy  Assistant  Cnmmiesarj  General  for  Transport,  and  in  the  cimpaign  m  the  Eastern 
Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Berkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  advance  to  and  burning 
of  Temai  (two  Clasps);  also  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Giniss. 

^'■^  Lt.Colonel  Hon.  H.  C.  Leggc  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Cold- 
stream Guards,  and  wns  present  in  the  enL'agenieut  at  llasheen.  at  that,  near  Tofrek  on  the  24th  March,  and  at 
the  det-trnction  of  Temai  (mentioned  in  desipatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Mediil  with  Chisp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^0  Lt.Colonel  E.  Hegan  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i83i  with  the  Inni-kitling  Dragoons.  Served  in  the  campaign 
on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-9^.  with  thy  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force 
as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  2nd  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^I  Lt.Colonel  J.  W.  Hind  served  throughout  the  o;;eratiou8  in  the  Malay  Peiuubula  iui875-76  (M'Bdal  with  Clasp), 
Served  throushont  the  operations  of  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  BattaHon 
of  the  Bulfs  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^-  Brigadier  General  LngMrd  served  with  the  gth  Foot  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0.  and  was  present  in  the 
engagentenf.  at  Saidabad  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Soudan  caranaign  in  1S85  with  the  Indian  Transport  (Medal  with 
Cla6.p,anM  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  iu  1886-87  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO., 
and  Medhl  with  Clasp). 

"■*  Lt.Colonel  A.  J.  Arnold  served  in  the  Niger-Soudan  campaign  in  1896-97  in  command  of  the  force,  including  the 
expechtious  to  Egbon,  Bida  and  Ilorin  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Governor  and  the  "  high  ajjpreciation  oi  Her 
Majesty's  Government  of  the  manner  in  which  the  camiiaign  was  organised  and  ctirried  out  ''  (promoted  to  be 
Captain,  7)50.  and  Medal  with  Clasp);  also  commanded  the  exi-editinn  to  Sian  a.  on  the  Niger,  in  i8g8  (men- 
tioned in  the  despavch  of  the  Secretary  for  the  Colonies,  ])romoted  to  be  Major  and  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  Henry  Fortescue  served  with  the  17th  Lancers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

yt' Lt.Colonel  Page-Henderson  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with  the  Inuiskilling  Dragoons.  Served  in  the 
Bechoanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85  with  the  Inniskillmg  Dragoons.  Served  in  the 
South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Commandant  Cavalry  Depot. 

9**  Lt.Colonel  E,  C.  Hill  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  first  with  the  2nd  Division  Peshawur  Valley  l''ield 
Force,  and  afterwards  with  the  2nd  Divi.sion  Cabul  Field  Force  (Medal). 

*-^*  Lt.Colonel  H.  B.  Mortimer  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8q6 
with  the  ist  Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Regiment  (mentioned  in  despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's 
Medal  wiih  Claspj. 

10-  Lt.Colonel  R.  Owen  sen-ed  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1 879-80,  first  attached  to  thegth  Lancers,  and  afterwards  as  Aide 
de  Camp  to  Sir  Donald  Stewart  (Medal).  Served  with  ihe  14th  Hussar  i  in  the  Boer  war  01  1S81  under  Sir  Evelyn 
Wood.  Served  during  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  i88=-87  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Frederick  Ro'oerts  (Medal  with 
Clasp). 

1*"  Major  G.  F.  R.  Henderson  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment  througLont  the 
EgJ'ptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  two  actions  at 
Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Casp,  sih  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and 
Khedive's  Star).     Served  in  the  South  Afiican  war  in  1S99-1900  as  Director  ot  Intelligence. 

105  Lt  Colonel  G.  Frend  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  tiistiis  Provost  Marshal  2Ld  Biigade  2nd  Division 
Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force,  snd  aft^rwa/ds  as  Transi-oi-t  Officer  to  ttie  5th  Foot  (Medal).  Served  iu  the  Egyptian 
war  of  1882  (Medal,  nnd  Khedive's  Starj  ;  also  6er>'ed  in  tne  Soudan  cauu  aign  in  1885  (Clasp).  Served  in  the 
South  African  war  in  1899-1900  and  was  present  in  the  engagemfnt  at  Stormi.eig. 

100  Lt.Colonel  B.  C.  Qnill  serve  1  with  the  2nd  Battalion  York  and  I  ancaster  Regiment  thr  ughout  the  Egyptian 
war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  TcL-el-Mahuta,  m  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin, 
and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (M-dal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  StJir). 

lO''*Lt. Colonel  G,  P.  Douglas  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  with  the  7th  Dragoon  Guards  as  a  volunteer, 
and  was  prc^tnt  i:.  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Mahsama,  at  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle 
of  Tel-el-Kebir  and  capture  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

110  Colonel  A.  H.  Coles  served  witn  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh 
and  Khedive*s  Star)  ;  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  PMeld  Force  iu  1SS7,  including  the  engagements  at  Sarras  ; 
and  iu  the  operations  on  the  Soaiaa  Frontier  in  18S9,  incluling  the  enga^emmt  at  Toski  (mentioned  in 
despaiches,  DSO.,  and  Clasp).     [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's    Annual  Army  List,'*  p.  786.] 

ii'-^  Lt.Colonel  H.  St.  L.  Wood  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  asTransport  Officer  Candahar  Fielu  Force, 
and  watj  present  at  the  defence  of  Candahar  and  acted  as  Orderly  Othcer  to  Brigadier  General  Brooke  in  the 
sortie  of  Deh  Khojah— severely  wounded  and  horse  killed  (Medal).  Strved  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85 
on  special  service  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese 
Expedition  in  18S7-SS  as  Brigade  Transport  Officer  and  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quar'-er  Master 
General  2nd  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches.  i'50.,  and  Mtdal  with  two  Clasps)  Served  in  the  campaign 
on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S97-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary 
Force  aa  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

For  the  War  Services  of  other  Lieutenaat  Colonels,  vide  their  respective  Reg^ime^ts  or  Corps. 


Majors. 


54-5 


iirii 


erbert  C.  Thoi'nton  Little'lale,  Major,  4  Dragoon  Giiai'd.3  ... 
illiam  Graydou  t'arter.  Major,  Essex  Regiment  (50  F.)  

ilbert  Fred.  Allan  Nortou,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

'illiam  Ctiristian  Anders-m,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

«.f.  Fred.  Wra.  Nicholas  iM'l'racken,  Major.  Berkshire  Heg-t. 
Hon.  Edvv.  J.  M.S.  Wortley.  CMQ.  DSO.  Major,  IC.R.  \ 
RiHes  (60  F.) ..,.' > 

s.o.  Fitzgerald  Wintnur.J/rt^'ir,  W  ■  tRent  Regiment  (50  F.; 

ranci8  H.  R.  Drutnmond.  CLE.  Major,  In-lian  Staff  Corps 

eauchamp  J,  Colclongh  Doran.  Major,  Irish  Re^t,  (18  F,) 

ierbert  F.  S.  Ramsden.  Mujnr,  Indi-.,n  Staff  Corps 

9.C.  Frederick  William  Romiliy,  Z?  VO.  Mijor,  Scots  Guards... 

rederick  CroTton  Heath,  Mmor,  Royal  En'.tiueers 

ndrew  Graham  Thomson.  Majo-,  Roval  Ea^ineer-^   

rederick  Henry  Munu,  Major,  Irish  Fusiliers  (87  P.)    

laude  Rainier  Ro^eva,  Major,  Irish  Fu-iiUers  (8^  F.) 

imes  Douglas  Standen.  Major,  [rish  Fasiliars 

,8.c,  Henry  Newport  Chas.  Heath,  Major,  York  Light  In!'.  ... 

.».r.  Charles  K.  RobertM'Grigor,  Major,  King's  R.  Rifles  ... 

penser  Jackson,  Major,  North  Lancash're  Reijimant 

rthur  Edmund  Simpson,  Major,  Manchester  Ragiment 

apoleon  Joseph  R.  Blake,  Major,  Middlesex  Regt.  (77  F.)  . 

arry  Shuldham  Shnldham-Lye,  Major,  Irish  Regiment 

[enry  James  Seton,  Major,  Irish  E''ies 

Ion.  John  Townshend  St.  Anl)yn,  Major,  Grenadier  Guards 

laxwell  Archibald  Close,  Major,  13  Hussars 

Vensly  James  Hudson  Bond,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

^rthur  Harry  Clark-Kennedy,  CTw/ot/i,  Indian  Staff  Corps... 

ohn  William  Marsdin  Newton,  Major,  Royal  Artillerp    

larry  Stewart  Brace  Hodgrkinson,  Ma/or,  N.  Staff.  Regt.  ... 

larteret  Walter  Carey,  Major,  Highland  Light  fntaatry 

'eorge  Davidson,  Major,  Royal  Eiigiieer.-t 

.8.C.  Cosmo  Hnntly  Gordon.  Major,  The  Buffs 

■'rederick  John  Brown,  Major,  Essex       .  i'nent 

JC  Charles  James  William  Grant,  Maior,  Indian  S.  C 

ranville  de  la  Motte  Faunce,  .W'i/or,BtirkshireRegt.(66F.) 

Vancis  Edward  Wallcrstein,  Major,  York  &,  liancaster  Regt. 

Lttiwell  Henry  Wood,  Major,  Conn-iUght  Rangers 

'rederick  Mofri-i,  Maior,  Welsh  Fusiliers 

Lle.xandor  M'Donnell  M  jore,  Major.  Irish  Fusiliers   

trnold  H.N.  Urquhart  Champion, .l/'i/.Leinster  Regt.(roo  F«) 

iswald  James  Henry  Ball,  Major,  Welsh  R3gimgnt 

I'red.  Trenchard  Thomas  I'^owle,  iI/f*/or.  Royal  Artillery 

'Viiliaiu  du  Gard  Gray.  Major,  IndiH,n  Staff  Corps 

Dudley  Richard  Apth')rp,  Major,  ig  Hussars 

'hilip  Farrer,  Major,  Dorsetshire  Regiment  (39  Foot)  

ienry  Cuthbert  Connell  D  Simpson.  Major,  ii.  Artillery  ... 
(Villiam  Edward  Ligonier  B.ilfour,  Mafor,  Royal  Artillery 

Vlexauder  Burridgc  Pur/is,  Major,  lloyal  Artillery ..... 

ilowley  Wyuyard,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  , 

leorge  Roljert  Townshend.  Major,  R'lyai  Artillery    

I'homas  Vaugban  Wynn  Phillips,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  ... 
i.n.o.  Joseph  Howani  Poett,  Major,  Dorsetshire  Regt,  (39  F.) 

)ctavius  Rcw^];,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    

jharles  Mackenzie  l''dwards.  Major,  Berkshire  Reg'ment  .. 
Jharles  Theodore   Becker,   Major,  King's  Own    Scottish) 

Borderers j 

iVilliam  Henry  Darby,  Major,   Royiil  Artillery    

James  Owen  Hodgson,  Major,  Royal  Artillftry 

Frederick  James  Gavin,  Major.  Irish  Regiment    ,., 

iourtuey  Vor  Trower.  Major,  South  Wales  Borderers 

Thomas  Hampden  Evans  Acton,  M\jor,  Royal  .Artillery    ... 

Robert  Lewis  Haines,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Kugh  Palliser  Hickman,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

A.Ured  Heyland  Parratt  Turner.  J/'i/or,  Royal  Artillery  

Jolin  .lohn  Mackenzie,  Major,  Seaforth  Highlanders 

P.obert  Henry  Twigg,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps   

Walter  Stanbury  Churchward,  Major,  Royal  Artillery , 

Edward  Cyril  Mills,  Major.  We&t  Yorkshire  Regt.  (14  F.)  ... 

Knigbtley  Stalker  Duusterville.  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Arthuv  Tracey,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

o.s.c.  William  Ap.sley  Smith,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Henry  Octavins  Piers,  Major,  Royal  ArLillory 

Edmund  Richard  Scott,  Major,  Leicester  Regimcnt(i7  F.).. 

Spencer  Godfrey  Bird.  Major,  Dublin  Fusiliers  

George  Hastings  Bittleston,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Cecil  Arthur  Howard,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Edmund  Aug.istine  Barrows,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Francis  Henry  Penny,  Major,  Munster  fusiliers 

Charles  Reginald  Hoskyn",  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

George  Champney  Palmws,  Major,  Souih  Wales  Borderers 
Hugh  Wodehouse  Pearse,  Major,  East  Surrey  Regiment  ... 

Edgar  Charles  Spilsliury,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

p.e.c.  Charles  Molyneux  tliitton,  Majtr,  Lane  tshire  Fusiliers 

Alfred  Henry  Carter,  Major,  RoyalArtiUery   

Edgar  Alan  Lamhart,  Major,  Royal  Arnillery 

Alexander  Gordon  Duff,  Mojor,  Black  Watch 

Frederick  Edward  Vernev  Taylor,  Jlfa ''or,  Derbyshire  Regt. 
Arthur  Wildman  Prior,  Major,  N.  dtaft'ordsUtre  Regiment 
George  Newton  Halifax  Barlow,  Mijor,  Royal  Artillery   ... 

p.s.c.  Norman  Bruce  Ingletield,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

p.B.c.  Henry  Sto.jl'jrd  Dawkins,  Major,  Hjyal  Artillery  


21  May  84) 
15  June85 
15  JuneS5! 
15  June  851 
14  Aug.  851 

27  Mir.  86| 

^  Feb.  87! 
1(5  Feb.  S?! 
23  Mav  S7 

I  July  87 


CORJTET,  ] 

■JndUBCT.        LIEUT,         Ci.PIA.lN. 
OrENSirtv,     I 

?i  Sep-i.  74|iS  Mar.  m 

10  Sept.7T;24  Mar.  8j 

2S  Jan.  75!   I  Jan.  84 

25  Jan.  77J12  May  85 

[3  Aug.  79'28  July  8d,  15  Dec.  84 

13  Oct.    77ii^.^  Mar.  80'   i  Mir.  86 

II  Aug.  80!  1  July  8j    2  Feb.  87 
,11  Feb.  75111  Feb.  86 

14  Jan.  80    I  July  81  22Miy  87 

|ro  Seot.  75  10  Sept.  Si 

,33  Apr,  73J    T  Apr.  87I1J  Jan.  S3 

|25  Ja'i.  77  25  .Tan.  88j26  Jan.  83 

25  Jan.  77  35  Jan,  83|36  Jan.  83 

11  Sept  yolsoMav.  Sj    i  July  83 

1 24  June  70I28  Aug.  83  12  Au^.  83 

2S  Apr.  77!  14  May^  Hi    9  Jan.  89 

22  Oc"..  8i|  6  Feb.  89    7  Fai.  3q 

.  7 J   I  July  8  ij  1 1  \lar.  89  12  Mir.  89 

15  Mar.  73|  2  Feb.  81113  M-iy  89 

ii  S6fit.74|  tS  J.nne  811 17  Jaa.  90! 

"   '  [9  Mir.  90I 

7  illy  9''-'! 

2  Tuly  90 
2  J  uiy  gal 
•^  July  90J 


WHEN 
PLACEDOIf 
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13  An;. 


Nov.  73|  14  Mar.  8 

,  9  Aug.  7323  Md.y  8i 

I  2  Dec.  74j25Apr.  82 

19  Oct.  7S    I  Jaly  8:1  t  July  90 

I  2  Dec.  74J23  Sept. 80, 

130  Nov.  76J  jo  Nov.  37128  July  90] 

jri  Nov.  77i  :i  Nov.  83  28  J\i\y  90; 

,11  Sept.73  28  Feb.  S3    2  Sept.90 

ji2  Nov.  73!  3  Apr.  8r  TO  Sept. 90 

|i2  Nov.  7^  25  Jan.  82  22  Nov.  qq 

I  '■■j  Jan.  72]  6  Jan.  84  15  Jan.  91 

!23  Feb.  74|  19  Mar.  82  ?i  Jan.  gi 

iio  Sept.7  5li.6  Aug.  Si  29  Apr.  91 

jioMay  SijioMay  91  n  May  91 

'29  Nov.  76130  Oct.   8)    SJunegi, 

jii  Sept.76;29  Mny  S2    i  July  91 

I  2  Doc.  74]  16  Sept. 82    I  July  91 

2  Dec.  7*1   I  July  84    i  Juiy  91 

23  July  79!  I  Dec.  Bo  12  Aug.  83    5  Au; 


I30  Dec.  71,23  May  8: 


28  Feb.  74  I  Apr.  Si  20  Aug. 91 
17  Aug.  74  5  Sept.  S3  20  Aug.  91 
jio  Sept.75'  10  Sept.S6  I  Sept. 9 1 
20  Nov.  75,  2&  Api-.  82  2  Sept. 91 
20  Nov.  731  (8  July  84  10  Sept.gr 
17  Aug.  72)23  Oct.  S3  23  Sept. Qi 
17  Aug.  7^!   I  Nov.  83J   r  Oct.  91 


12  Aug.  91 


17  Aug.  74;  7  Nov,  i 
;i7  Aug.  7+  14  Nov.  '• 


22  Jan.  7.) 


I  May  7? 


28  Jan.  75I  ID  Nijv 
28  J.m.  75j  22  Dec, 
ir  Sept.76  18  July  S4 
28  Jan.  75I  I  Jan 
14  Nov.  79; 28  Juno  84 

9  Aug.  73'  I  July  81 


22  Jan. 
13  Aug.  79 


28  Jan.  75'    i  Jan.  b 
2S  Jan.  75I  I  Jan.  84 

9  July  79/21  May  84 
ii7  May  77!  8  Occ  81 
28  Jan.  7s'  I  Jan.  84 
28  Jan.  75'  I  Jan.  84 
19  Aug,  7sj  I  Jan.  84 
19  Aug.  75;  Q  Jan.  84 

I  July  £i'25  Oct.  S9I27  Apr,  92 


I  Oct.  Q 
I  Oct.  91 
4  Oct.  91 

29  Oct.   91 

19  Nov.  gi 

30  Nov.  91 
7  Dec.  9 1 

20  Dec,  91 

1  Jan.  92 
I  i  Feb.  Q2 

2  Mir,  92 
4  Mar.  92 

19  Mar.  92 

23  Mar.  92 

1  Apr.  92 

10  Apr.  y2 


26  Dec.  8c  13  Aug.  90 
19  Aug.  75  9  Jan.  84 
29  Oct.  76  II  Nov.  82 
ig  Aug.  75:  9  Jan.  84 
19  Aug.  75  (6  Jau.  8t 
ig  Aug.  73  13  Mar  84 
19  Aug.  75  31  ^a.y  S4 
,  5  June  75  26  Mar.  8j 
28  Feb.  74  12  Mar.  81 
19  Aug.  75  i3  Mar.  84 
ro  Aug.  75,13  June  84 
19  Aug.  75j  2  July  84 
2  Dec  74.26  July  82 
9  Jan.  73;  8  Jan.  8^ 
10  Se[jc.77{  9  June  82, 
IX  Feb.  75I30  June  83 
9  J>tu.  73,  S  Jan.  S3 
9  Aug.  73115  Nov.  83 
19  Aug.  75  jL  Axig.  84 
19  Aug.  75|i4  Aug.  84 
a8  Apr.  75,  4  Dec.  85 
17  May  77122  July  8^ 
13  June  75  14  Jan.  84 
ig  Aug.  75,25  Aug.  84 
19  Aug.  75:27  Aug.  84 
T9  Aug.  75J    I  Sept.84 


7  Apr.  92 
30  Apr.  92 

6  May  92 
C2  May  92 

12  May  92 

13  May  92 1 
13  May  92] 
r8  May  92! 
2f  May  92] 
23  May  92J 
25  May  921 

2  Juneg2 

3  -fiiue  92I 
3  June  921 
9  Jane  92! 

12  .July  92] 
12  July  92I 
27  July  92; 
2;  July  921 
27  July  92) 

3  Aug.  92! 

4  Aug.  92 j 
i(  Sept.  92 

I  Oct.  92 
t  Oct.  92 
I  Oct.  92 


56-7 


Majors, 


■    COBHKT, 
2nd  LIEUT. 

'orKNaifiw. 


George  Borlaee  Stevens,  Major,  ludian  Staff  Corps    

}lcury  (Japel  Lutll  Holden,  Afajor,  Royal  Artillery  

Nij^el  Maxwcl!,  Majur^  Royal  Artillery 

David  Edward  Wood,  Major,  8  Hussars    

Moil.  Henry  Arthur  Ormsby  Gore,  Major,  ii  Husears    

Raymond  Charles  Foster,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Arthur  Graves  Spratt,  Major,  Devonshire  Regimnnt 

John  Lindesay  Keir,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  , 

Francis  Algernon  Curteis,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    , 

Edmund  Augustus  Waller,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Arthur  Patrick  Douglas  Lushington,  Major,  3  Dragoon)    ,     .„„  o^ 

Guards Ji    **  Aug.  00 

Acheaon    F.    Acheson    Lyle,    Major,   Shropshire   Light  > 

Iriantry  {85  F.) I 

Winton  Seton,  Minor,  Leinster  Regiment  (100  F.)    

Arthur  Templeman  Morse,  Major,  West  Kent  Regiment  ... 

William  Vieris  Dickinson,  i/// /or,  Welsh  Re'jimont  

Frederick  John  Tobin,  Major,  Ii-ish  RiHes  (86  Fool)    

Joseph  Oxley  English,  Major,  Royal  Artillery   

;>.«.c.  Fred.  John  Arthur  Trench.  Major,  Ro^val  Artillery 

Duucan  Campbell  Carter,  Major,  Ro>al  Artillery 

Edmund  Kendal  Grimstone  Ayhnei\  Major,  ly  Hussars    ...jn  Aug.80 

Maurice  George  Moore,  Major,  Connaught  Rangers    

Alexander  Wm.  Day  Maclean,  Major,  Connaught  Rangers!      

Algernon  William  Lolling?,  Major,  Scots  Fusiriers(2i  F.J...        

Thomas  James  Atherton,  Major,  12  Lancers  [       

Walter  Adye,  Ma/ur,  Irish  Kirtes ...,30  Jan.  78 

Henry  Weston  Helyar,  M-ijor,  Warwickshire  Rei^^imeut  ...  30  Jan.  78 

James  Ahmuty  Fearon,  Major,  Yorkshire  Regimient    ^3  Jan.  7" 

Cedric  Maxwell,  Major,  Royal  Engineers j       

William  Weallens,  Major,  Northamptonshire  Regiment  ...    i  May  78 

John  Davidson.  Major,  North  Lancashire  Regt.  (47  F.) 

7;.».c.  Francis  Gleadowe  Stone,  Major,  Ro.val  Artillery 1       

Sydney  Beliingham  Jameson,  Mu/or,  Sealorth  Highldrs....'i3  Oct.  7 

Charles  Kmilius  Curll,  jyez/oj-.  South  Wales  Borderers ,14  Sept. 78 

Oswald  James  Darnell,  Major,  \Ve»t  Kent  Regiment ii  May  7^ 

Ai'thur  Cairns  Dauiell,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  ! 

V/ilham  Hanna,  Major,  Ro\al  Artillery    i 

Charlet*  Augustus  King  Hall,  Major,  Muuster  Fus.  (104  F.J) 

Charles  Edward  Duir,  J/uyor,  8  H'us>ars  1 11  May  78 

Frank  Broadwuud  Mattuesvs,  Major,  Lancaster  Regimcai.l       

(Jeodrey  Morehead  I'orter,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Anthony  John  Abiiy,  Major,  Ruyal  Artillery I       

Alan  George  Chichester,  Major,'iv\&\i  Regimeut I  4  Dec.  78 

Henry  Streatfeild,  Major,  Grenadier  Guards i       

Henry  Joseph  Walker  Jerome,  Major,  Royal  Kngiiieers 

Charles  Grant,  J/(yor,  Argyll  anu  Sutherland  Highlanderaj       

Charles  Mervyn  B;irlow,  Major,  Royal  Artillery |       

Elmhirt-t  Rhodes,  Xf^'O.  Major,  Berkshire  Regl.  (49  Foot)...''?c  May  78 
George  Ke ineth  ricott-Mouuriell",  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Walter  Henry  ticott,  Major,  Kast  Lancashire  Ueguuent 

William  Henry  Forbes  Taylor,  Major,  Royal  Ai-tillury  

John  Francis  Craig,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

p.«.c.  William  Lewis  White,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

William  HeremonONeill.  Major,  Koyal  Artillery 

Arbuthnott  James  Hughes,  Major,  Royal  Artillery i      

p.s.c.  Wm.  Geo.  Baifuur  Western,  Major,  We&h  Kent  Regt...|t3  Aug.  79 

Frederick  Renneli  Thackeray.  Major,  Royal  Artillery    1       

Wm.  A.  Leaox-Couyngham,  Major,  Worcester  Regt.*(29F.)i  1  May  78 

p,».c.  Fiulay  Cochrane  Beatson,  Major,  Wiltshire  itegimenti       

Charles  Anthony  Luinb,  J/m/w.-,  Rule  Brigade l       

Edmund  John  Hollway,  Major,  Duko  of  Cornwall's  Light  > 

Inianrry *. j;         

Hew  Dalr^Tuple  Fausaawo,  Major,  2  Drayoou  Guards 

Francis  Douglas  Lumley.  Majcr,  .Middlesex  Regt.  (sj  F.)(       

p.s.c.  Thos.  Ldw.  Com^toa,  Major,  Northamptou&hireHegt.,io  Jan.  78 

Thoma.-i  Hope  Siaveit,  Major,  Leinster  Regimeut  : 14  Jan.  80 

Arthur  Eardley-Wilmut,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Beamish  St.  John  Barter,  Major,  Lin-jolnshire  Regiment...        

Henry  Townsend  Butcher,  Major,  Ruyal  Artillery 

Thomas  Eulkes  Bingham  Day,  Major,  Lincolnshire  Regt.  '       

Edward  Robt.  John  i'res-rave.  DUO. Major,  Indian  StaU'C, 

Henry  Yelvertoa  Beale,  Ma,or,  Norfolk  Regiment     22  Jan.  81 

Henry  D'Urban  Keary,  D^b.  Major,  Indian  Statf  Corps  ... 

Henry  Bowdeu  Giindry, -Ifoyar,  Royal  Artillery 

Geo.  Nisbei  Mayue,  Major,  King's  Own  Scottish  Burderera 
Francis  Clements  Godley,  Major,  Derbyshire  Regt.  (95  F.) 

Henry  Walter  Morrie»on,  Major,  Royal*  Artillery 

George  Gregory  Simpson.  Mu/or,  Ruyal  Artillery   

Thomas  William  i'o\vle&,  J/<^/(>r,  Royal  Artillery 

Edward  Ranulph  Kenyon,  Major,  auyal  Engineers  

Henry  Earle,  DSO,  Major,  Yorkshire'Light  infantry 

Richd.  Uakduugall  Brisbane  F.  Kelly,  Major,  R.  Artillery 

Mo?}.  Rupert  Leigh,  Major,  4  Uiagouu  Guards 

Philip  Bulman,  Major,  Shropshire  Lt.  Infuntry  (85  F.) 

Samuel  Charles  Norton  Giant, C'.l/G.  Major,  K.  Engineers 

Charles  M'Guire  Bate,  Major,  Royal  Engineers   

John  Crawford  Middtemaas,  Major,  Ruyal  Er.gineero   

Frederick  Peel,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

John  Gailwey  Lutyeiis,  Ma,or,  Royal  Engineers 

Hugo  Montgomery-Campbel3,i/u/or,  Royal  Artillery 

Frederic  Eamond.  Kent.,  Major^  Royal  Artillery  


19  Sept.  77  19  Sept.88|  5  Oct.  92 
9  Aug.  75  1  Oct.  84  12  Oct.  92 
19  Aug.  75    I  Oct.  84  15  Oct.  92 

28  Feb.  73  3  Oct.  83  19  Oct.  92 
II  Nov.  76  25  July  83  24  Oct.   92 

2  Feb.  76    2  Oct.  841   1  Nov.  92 

23  May  75  vo  Mar.  82    9  Nov.  9^ 

2  Feb.  76    2  Oct.    84,  9  Nov.  92 

2  Feb.  76    4  Oct.   84    9  ^-'ov-  92 

29  Apr.  73    8  Jan.  85  13  ^'ov.  92 

1  July  81 '  7  May  82 !  24  Nov.  92 

11  Feb.  75  n  May  87130  Nov.  92 
::  Feb.  75    i  Jan.  84!  i  Dec.  92 

28  Apr.  77    0  Sept.  84  23  Dec.  92 

12  Feb.  70    >  Jan.  8328  Dec.  92 

12  May  77    I  Apr.  83!  10  Jan.  93 

2  Feb.  76  18  Oct.  841 19  Jan.  93 
2  Feb.  76  4  Nov.  84  19  Jan.  93 
2  Feb.  76  7  Nov. 84  t  Feb.  93 
I  July  81    7  Nov.  83:  7  Feb,  95 

13  June  74  I  Nov.  82  i  Feb.  93 
20  Aug.  79  15  Aug.  85  8  Feo.  93I 
20  Nov.  75    I  Mar.  84  10  Feb.  93J 

1  July  81    2  Feb.  87  22  Feb.  93! 

19  Oct.  7P  14  Nov.  34  2  .Mar.  93I 
17  May  70  20  Sept.84  3  .Vlar.  93 
ii  Jan.  78  16  Aug.  84  29  Mar.  93 

29  Apr.  73  8  Jan.  8s  4  Apr.  93 
23  Jan.  79  30  Sept. 82,  8  Apr.  93 
28  Feb.  74;   I  Oct.   8i;xi  Apr.  9^ 

2  Feb.  70  -o  Nov.  84I  6  May  93 
13  Nov.  78  18  Jan.  88  8  May  oj 
23  Jan.  79'  s  Jan.  84    9  June 93 

a  May  ao  17  Dec.  84  iw  Juuu93 
2  Feb.  76  'O  Nov.  84126  June  93 
2  Feb.  70  ^4  Nov.  84  ::8  June  93 

20  Nov.  75  -'6  Sept.83    8  July  93 

1  July  81I19  Sept.85  8  July  93 
15  July  78  16  Apr.  85  12  July  93 
II  Sept. 73    B  Jau.  85  14  July  9:^ 

2  Feb.  70    5  L»ec.  i>4  22  July  '^-^ 

1  Jan.  80  .^  L>ec.  84  23  July  93 
26  Aug.  76  2g  Apr.  85  20  July  93 

11  Sop:.7i  o  Jan.  85  i  Aug.  93 
9  Aug.  73  14  Jai.  64    2  Aug.  93 

2  Feb.  70,11  Dec.  84, 19  Aug. 93 
4  .uar.  81,'  it>  Oct.  84130  Aug.  93 

1  Sept.73  8  Jan.  83I11  Sept.93 
2o  Nov.  75  12  Mar.  84^23  Sept. 9^1 

2  Feb.  76  13  Oec.  84  23  Sept.  93 
2  Feb.  76  1"  Jau.  65|3oSept. 93 
2  Feo.  76  29  Jan.  851  4  Uct.  93 
2  Feb.  76  3  -l^'eh.  83!  4  Oct.  93 
2  Feb.  76  4  Feb.  85  4  Oct.  93 
2  July  ao  D  Mar.  85  4  Oct.  93 
2  Feb.  76  6  Feb.  85'  o  Out.  93 
\  I'eb.  79  20  Jan.  boj  9  Oct.  93 

12  Nov.  73  II  Mar.  81 ,  11  Oct.  91 
II  Feb.  70  I  Aug.  84  15  Oct..  93 
II  SepS.76    2  May  86[i8  0ct.  93 

28June32    2  July  85125  Oct.  93 

10  ilar.  75  2d  Jane  84  o  Nov.  931 
15  Nov.  79  14  Nov.  83  8  Ssav.  g^j 
25  Aug.80  28  Jane  85 1  2  Dec.  93J 

2  teb.  76  20  Feo.  851  9  Dec.  931 

11  Sepc.70  16  Feb.  83  16  Dej.  93i 
14  Aug,  70  22  Feb.  85  16  JJec.  931 
29  Nov.  70    7  Apr. 83   i3  Dec.  9-1 

11  Feb.  75  11  Ft!').  80  29  Dec.  93 
1  July  bi  29  Peo,  88  29  Dec.  93 

10  SeMt.77  lu  Sept.Sts  29  Dec.  93 
t4  Aug.  70  24  Peo.  :33  31  Dec,  93 

13  June  74  2  June  84  1  Jau.  94, 
'11  Sept. 7a  4  Ojt.  84  1  Jan.  94 
{14  Aug.  76  2d  Feb.  85  1  Jan.  94: 
114  Aug.  76  12  Miir.  Sj  I  Jau  94 
ii4  Aug.  76  13  Mar.  85  3  Jm,u.  9+ 
'12  Feb.  74  ^^  Feu.  8s  12  Jau.  gJ 
ill  Sept.76  14  Feb.  83  31  Jau.  94 

14  Aug.  76  13  Mar.  85  31  Jan.  94! 
ii  Feb.  76  17  Mar.  80  31  Jan.  94.1 

III  Sept.70  4  Peu,  85  II  Feb.  94I 
|i2Feu.  74  i2  Feb.  85  12  Feb.  94J 

12  fci'eb.  74  12  Feb.  85  ij.  Feb.  94I 
12  Feb.  74  12  Feb.  85  12  Feb.  94I 
12  Feb.  74  12  Feb.  85  12  Feb.  94, 
12  Feb.  74  i'i  Feb.  Si5|i2  Feb.  94 
14  Aug.  76ii8  Mar.  85124  Feb.  94J 
14  Aug.  76I25  Mar.  85'i4  Mar.  94 


ffHKir 

FL&CKDO) 
HALF  I'AY 


Majors. 


58-60 


iimea  Alex.  Skone  Tbomson,  n/t/or,  Yorkshire  Recft.  ., 
eortjo  Wllliani  Maansell,  Major,  Vest  Kent  Regiment  .. 
hos.  David  Kirkpatrink,  ^a/'o/-,  Yorkshire  Rej^t.  (rg  F.),.. 
i.enry  Blos3e  Lynch,  Ma/or,  Dorsetshire  Reariment  (54,  P.) 
irchibald  Jamei  Erskiue,  Major,  Army  Service  C'>rp3  ... 
i''[U.  Francis  Favce^it,  Mijor,  Norchimoton  R2L:jimenfc  ... 
lichari  Joseph  N'orrls,  DSO.  M>i/0'\  West  tnlia  Regt.  ... 
eori^e  Markham  Davison,  Major,  Darham.  Lt.  Iaf.(io6  F.) 

;erbGrt  Rinij-vood,  M-i/or,  East  Surrey  Regiment 

eorge  Morley  Saunders,  Major,  Durham  Lt.  Iuf.(io6  P.) 
has.  Arch.  Townshend  Boiltbee.  Major,  Kinsi's  R.  Rifles 

rchibald  Cyril  Cnbitt,  Major,  Suffolk  R-^giment  

imes  Robert  Johnstone,  Mijoy.  Royal  Mirines  ... 

jharles  Henry  Alexander,  Major^  Roval  Artillery 

.t.c.  Lauren?e  Brock- HolUoshead,  Major,  W.  Kent  Regt. 

tewiirt  Dalyrmole  Oleeve,  MaJo>\  Royal  Engineers . 

Tm.  lienry  Slin'^sby  O'Neill,  Major,  Dublin  Fns.  (102  P.) 

eoru-^e  Hay  M  jntgimerie  Coaran.  M'a/or,  E.  York  Kefft 

Ifred  Creagh  VlacDonnelU  If't'or,  Royal  Engine3rs    

If.  Herrick  Batler  Clongh,  Miior,  ilanster  Pas.  {loi  P.) 
rerlerick  H  icket-Thompsoa,  Major,  Ca'neron  Hghldrs. 
Irnest  Josei)h  (leorga  Boyce,  Major,  Roral  Engineers...... 

:3hu  Southwell  Brown,  Major,  Irish  Rifles  (83  F.) 

jcorge  Arthur  Shadforth,  Major,  Dublin  Fasiliers    

ienry  Aopleton,  3i'i/or,  Royal  Engineers 

haries  Hay  Cox,  Ma/or,  West  Yorkshire  Regimant... 

.g.c.  Raymond  Burlton  VVilliam^,  ;T/i/t>r.  Somerset  Lt.Inf. 

lOhn  Eitord  Dickie,  Major,  Royal  Eogineers 

iharles  Prideaux  Triscott,  DSO.  Major,  Royal  Artillery... 

i.lfreil  Ribert  LLoyd,  Major,  Bedfordshire  Regim3ut 

[enry  Edward  Tyler,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

rthiir  Cadell  Tait  Boilean,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

itaule.y  Paterson,  Major,  Argyll  and  Sath.  Highlanders 

;;eorg"e  Alfred  Koof,  Major,  Scots  Fusiliers  {21  Foot)  

;[an".y  WethoreU  Rowden,  Major,  Wiltshire  Regiment 

ugustus  Carter  King,  Major,  5  Laucers  .. 

!enry  Lee  Pennell,  Major,!  Dragoon  Guards 

rnest  C  BroaghtoQ.  Major.  YorK  and  Lancaster Regt  .. 
''m.  Lueg  Harvey,  Major,  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Inf. 

raliam  Cludde  Herbert,  Major,  Royal  Fusiliers     ..  

Maurice  Wni.  Palmgr  Blojk,  Mijor,  Riyal  Artillery  ., 

imes  H.  E.  Reid,  Major,  K.  O.  Scottish  Brdrs.  (25  F.)  ... 
rancis  BlayneyL.  Woodwright,  ifix/o/*,  4  Dragoon  Gds  ... 

8.C.  Hubert  John  Poster,  Mijor,  Royal  Engineers 

haries  Edwyn  Jervoi^,  Jfii/or,  Royal  Artillery 

'Alter  Clare  .Savile,  Major,  Riyal  Artillery  

''illiam  Samuel  Burrell,  JJu/or,  West  SurreyRsgim^nt 

•I.e.  \Vm.  ln:5lefield  Eastman.  Major,  R.  Alarine  Art 

haries  Kdward  Hiynes.  Major,  Royai  Engineerrt 

orace  William  Scott,  Major,  Lancashire  Fusiliers    

oraco  Hutton  Barnet,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

liver  BdwaL  Ruck,  Md.jo<-.  Royal  Engineers    

rcbil)n,ld  Uell  Cochran,  Mijor,  Ro.yal  Marines    

rederick  Paul  English,  Mijor,  Dublin  Fusiliers 

aeoiloic  ironlon  Barclay,  Major,  Irish  Fusiliers 

harlos  M  uiuoir  Sumner,  Maior,  South  Lancashire  Regt... 
nald  VVUitworth  Porter,  Major,  Oxford  Lt.  Inf.  (4.^  F.) 

J3rge  Cockburn,  DSO.  Major,  Rifle  Brigade    

varies  Edward  Johns :)n,  Captain,  Indian  Stati  Corps  

ilUani  Arthur  Young,  Major,  Scots  Fusiliers 

obert  \Vm.  P.  Montaith,  Major,  Army  Service  Corps 

eorge  Prancis  Leslie.  Major,  Rifle  Bngide  .. 

)hn  Porster  Manifold,  Major,  R  lyal  Artillery 

rank  Graham,  Major,  Suffolk  Regiment  

larles  Blair  Mayne,  Major,  Royal  Bugineers 

enry  Elward  Goxlvvyn,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Fdney  Gordon  Grant,  Major,  Scottish  Rifles  (go  P.) 

alter  Audrew  Gale,  Major.  Royal  Engineers    

alter  Prancis  Hawkins,  Major,  rioyal  Engineers 

aliaii  Oswald,  Major,  16  Lmcers 

)hn  de  Winton  Lardner-Clarke,  Major,  Royal  Artillery... 

;6ury  Edward  Maxwell,  Major,  Royal  Highlanders 

rederick  Houlton  Ward,  Major,  R.  Artillery  

uncan Thomas  Cruickshank,  Major.  Essex  Regt.  (56  F.)  .. 
.enr.y  Hartland  Higgiuson,  Major,  N.  Stafford  Regt.  (64  F.) 

,obert  Douglas  Louge,  Major,  Middlesex  Rsgiinent 

/"illiam  Crawford  Middletou,  Major,  2  Dragoons 

Shas.  P.  St.  Clair  Austnither  Tuomson,  Major,  2  Lite  Gds^ 

ouis  Charles  Jackson,  Major,  R  lyal  Engineers 

ohn  Lewis  R)oke  Maclnrcan,  Major,  Ro.yal  Marines  ...... 

.ichard  Francis  M'Crea,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

d^ard  Wheler,  J/a/or,  Sussex  Regiment... 

•oratio  James  Evans,  Major,  Liverpool  Regiment 

ienry  Wightman  Benson,  Mainr,  East  Surrey  Reijiment... 
rilliam  Tomes  Pairbrother,  Mijor,  In  lian  Start' Corps  ... 

ohn  George  Ramsay,  Major,  Indi.iu  Staff  Corps   ...  

ndrew  Pennell  Williamson,  Major,  Indian  StaiT  Corps  .. 
[ugh  Dillon  Massy  Minchin,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  .. 

"rederick  Augustus  Blyth,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

ohn  William  Park'^r.  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

hristopner  G.  P.  Pa:;an,  Major,  Iniian  Staff  Corps...  

Villiam  St.  John  Richardson.  Jft/'or,  Indian  Staff  Corps... 

Ipencer  Walpole  FoUett,  M'ljor,  g  Lincers 

Uchard  Money  Maxwell,  Major,  Iniian  S^aff Corps 


I     CORNET, 

[2ndLiEaT. 
lorBHsin  V. 


|24  Mar.  75 

11  May  78!  17  Aug.  80 
8  Dec.  77!  :  Jan.  78 

In  Feb.  76 

TI    Sept.77 

12  .Fnne78ii4  Apr,  80 
15  Feb,  79 


21  July  7; 


I        WHBN" 
UA.TOB.P.LA.CBD  OX 
HALF  PAT. 


6  Aug.  yg 
I  May  78 


24  Jan.  83 
2  May  81!  19 

i5  Aug.  84 Ur 

22  Nov.  84  28 
T  Jan.  84 1  I 

,25  Mar,  8.1     I 
I  Dec.  So  29  Jan.  88i   i 

13  June  75  14  Mar.  83  11 

11  Sept. 70, 23  Nov.  C3  II 
26  Aug.  76  20  Jan.  84  1 1 

7  Apr.  So  21  Apr.  86  16 
n  Sept. 76'  I  Dec.  84  10 

1  Sept.  76    7  Nov.  85    I 

14  Aug,  76'  I  Apr.  85  9 
13  Aug.  79  31  Aug.  8o'23  Dec.  S3  9 

17  Aug.  74  17  Aug,  85  10 

10  Sept.  75J20  Jan.  8416 

12  Feb.  67  I  Oct.  84  cfi 
17  Aug.  74  17  Aug.  85  18 

24  Mar.  76  20  May  85  20 
22  Ma.y  80  20  Feb.  84  21 
17  Aug.  74  17  Aug.  85  21 

Apr.  79  15  Apr.  85  4 
28  Apr.  76  7  June  84  7 
17  Aug.  74  17  Aug,  85  u 

9  Sei)t.  78  2  Apr.  84  13 
3  June  74     I  Apr,  8g  14 

17  Aug.  74  17  Aug.  85  21 
14  Aug.  76  15  Apr.  85  27 

2  Dec.  74    I  Sept,  ' 

17  Aug.  7+  17  Aug.  S5  7 
2!;  Jan.  77  15  Apr.  Z;^  14 

1  July  81     I  Feb.  £6  23 

11  Sept. 76    2  Feb.  85  26 

2  Dec.  74  25  Oct.   81 

1  July  81  21  Aug,  89 
28  Jan.  82  23  Oct.  88 
II  Nov.  78  29  Nov  85  ^7 

18  June  3r  I  July  87  31 
11  Feb,  76:24  Sept.  84    3 

19  Aug.  75  35  Apr.  85I  5 
II  Feb.  75121  JuneSs  10 

2  Aug.  82'  S  May  "" 
28  Jan.  75  28  Jan,  86  20 

25  Jan.  77  6  May  85  29 
25  Jan.  77,  6  May  85  29 

10  Sept.75  10  Sept.85  29 
I  Oct.  73    8  Jan.  S5 

28  J-in,  7-;  28  Jan.  86 

11  Feb.  75  9  June  34:15 
^8  Jan,  75  28  Jan.  86,24 
28  Jan.  75  28  Jan.  86' 


30  Jan.  78 


9  July  79 


2iOct.    8: 


-\o  Jan.  78 


22  Jan,  79 


I  May  78 


22  Jan.  81 

6  Aug 
24  Nov,  77 


II  May  78 


I  May  78 


22  Mar.  79 


1  Fob.  77 

2  Jan,  81 
9  Aug.  73 

28  May  79 


5  Jan.  86 
t  July  871 
4  Oct.  8.1 1 

3  Nov.  85 


Mar.  94 
Mar.  94 
Mar.  94 
Mar.  94 
Apr.  94 
Apr.  94 
Apr.  94 
Apr.  94 
Apr.  94 
Apr.  94 
Apr.  94 
Apr.  94 
May  94 
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May  94 
May  94 
May  94 
May  94 
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May  94 
May  94 
May  9,. 
June  94 
June  94 
June  94 
June  94 
June  94 
June  94 
June  94 
July  94 
July  94 
July  94 
July  94 
Jaly  94 

Aug.  04 
Aug.  94 

Aug.  94 

Aug.  94 

Aug.  94 

Sept.94 

Sept.94. 

Sept.94 

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Sepo.94 

Sept.94 

Sepb.94 

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!.  94 
94 
94 


13  Mar.  78 


22  Jan.  79 
30  Jan.  78 


[3  Aug.  79 


6  Sept. 76  II  Jan.  86 

11  Nov.  76  20  Aug.  84' 14 

I  July  Si  22  Jan.  93 '14 ^^ 

3  M  ly  78;  2  Nov.  85!  21  Nov.  94 

2Q  Sept.So!  7  Sept.36    2  D3C, 

12  Aor,  7qI  3  Dec.  84'  5  Dec, 
25  Jan.  77  12  May  85    9  Dec.  -,., 

5  Aug.  80  iS  Mar.  85  10  Dec.  94 
28  Jan.  75  28  Jan.  86  12  Dec.  94 
28  Jan,  75128  Jan.  86  15  Dec.  94 
20  Sept. 8d  16  Oct.  85IC5  Dec.  94 
28  Jan.  75  28  Jan.  86  20  Dec.  94 
19  Aug.  75I19  Aug. 86  22  Dec.  94 
r6  Oct.  80  8  D3C.  86  25  Dec.  94 
14  Aug.  76  12  May  85  i  Jan  95 
II  Sept. 78  15  May  85,  4  Jan.  95 
'4  Aug.  76  27  July  85  s  Jan.  95 
"  ■  2  Aug.  83    9  Jan.  95 

I  July  84    9  Jan.  95 

8  May  85!  9  Jan.  95 

1  Oct.  Z^  9  Jan,  95 
12  Jan.  85  12  Jan.  95 

9  Aug.  86  24  Jan.  95 

2  Apr.  86  25  Jan,  95 

3  Aug.  85!  I  ?eb.  95 
29  Jaly  8^1  2  Feb.  95 
16  Jan.  84    4  Feb.  95 

10  Aug.  84    8  Feb.  9= 

11  Feb,  86  II  Feb.  95 
ti  Feb.  86  IT  Feb.  95 
ri  Feb.  86: II  Feb.  95 
II  Feb.  86li:  Feb.  95 
II  Feb.  86:11  FdD.  95 

Feb.  861  £1  Feb.  95 
II  Feb.  8611  Feb.  95! 
II  Feb.  86!  1 1  Feb.  951 
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29  Jan. 

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Majors. 


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snii  LIEUT. 
OrEXHlGX.I 


Harry  Wright,  JTnior,  Gordou  Hi','lilanrlers  (92  Foot)    

William  Gorr^e  M8,spy,  Major,  Royn'  Artillery    

Ralph  Pudsay  Littledale,  M<i}or,  tt.)ynl  Kno:iQ5ers 

Joseph  Chichester,  Maior,  Worcestershire  Resiment... 

Chaa.  Graham  Moulion-Barrett,  Jl/ff/or.h.p.  Black  Waich  . 

Arthur  George  Biirn,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Bridges  George  Lewis.  Major,  Ea^^t  Lancashire  Regt 

Denis  Carey,  Major,  East  Lancashire  Regiment  (30  F.I..... 

Hugh  Alexander  VoweU,  Major.  West  Yorkshire  Regt 

George  James  Francis  Talbot.  Major,  Royal  Artillery   

7).s.e.  John  Fredsric  Daniell,  Major,  Royal  Marines 

Frederick  Colpoys  Ormsby  Johnson.  Major,  R.  Marines.. 

Charles  Ernest  Commeline.  Major,  Royal  Engineers , 

James  Henry  Cowan,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Francis  George  Bond,  Maior,  Royal  Engineers 

Harvey  Frederic  Mercer,  Major,  Royal  Artillery.., 

Frederick  James  Gramme,  Major,  Roj'al  Artillery 

.Tohn  Henry  Jervis-White-Jervis,  Major,  Royal  ArtMlery  .. 

William  Hallett  Connolly,  Mator,  Royal  Artillery  

Henry  Mariyn  Slftt,°r,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Magrath  Fogarty  Feeen,  Major,  Royal  Artdlery 

George  Pleydell-Boavcrie,  Major,  Coldstream  Guards 

/^,».c.  George  Francis  Leverson,  Major,  Royal  Engineers... 

i^rederick  Gilbert  Bowles.  Major,  Koyal  Engineers  

Francis  Bacon  Looge,  Mijor,  Royal  Engineers    

Edmond  Talbot  Stanley,  M^or,  Array  Ordnance  Dept 

Edward  Lindesay,  Major,  Irish  Regiment 

Richard  K.  W.  R.  Clavell.  Major,  R.  Marines;  Paymaster. 

William  Harry  TiirtoD.  Major,  Royal  Engineers    

Henry  Gage  Morris,  Major,  Duke  of  CornwalTs  Lt.  Inf.  ... 
CecilEdward  tlamiltou  Reyman.  Major,  Royal  Artillery... 
Charles  Richard  Hugh  Hardy,  Ma/or,  Cheshire  Regiment 

Charles  Turner  Blewitt,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Herbert  Batson,  Major,  Devonshire  Regiment 

Edward  Hamilton  Parerson,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

t.'harlea  Taylor  Robiuson,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Edgar  Herai>iith,  Major,  Lincolnshire  Regiment 

Alexander  Weston  Gordon,  Major,  Dublin  Fus.  (103  F.)  ... 

Edmund  i^allar  Anderson,  ^fajor.  Royal  Artillery 

p.g.c.  Edw.  John  Sharpe,  Major,  Middlesex  Rsiit.  {77  F.)... 

Richard  Godfrey  Jones,  Major.  Indian  Staff  Corps    

Henry  Allan  B.  Bonklerson,  Major,  Indian  Stiff  Corps 

Philip  Palmes,  M-iior,  North  Lancashire  Ksgimeut , 

Richard  Lionel  \Valtcr,  Major,  7  Hussars 

Gordon  Carter,  Major,  :  Life  Guards    

Edward  Chas.  Mnrtimer  Lushington,-\/'a/«i',  Indian  S.  C... 

Phelips  Brooke  Hanham,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Bryan  Francis  Holme.  Major,  Toe  Buffs   

John  Jas.  F.  Hu'ne,  Major,  Connaugbt  Rangers  (94  P.)  .., 

Charles  James  Vines,  Major,  Gloucester  Regiment  

John  Stannus  Pelly,  Major,  Border  Rggimeut  (m  Foot).... 
p.s.c.  Henry  Hamilton  Smvthe,  Major,  Scots  Fus.  (21  F.)... 

Henry  Southey  Scholes.  Major,  York  and  Lane.  Regt 

Ralph  J.  Wilbraham,  Major,  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Lt.  Inf. 
Francis  Alexander  Fortescue,  Major,  K.  R.  Rifles  (60  F.) 
Thomas  dela  HayeBrotherton,  Major,  Royal  Engineers... 

George  Anderson  Carr,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Colin  Powys  Campbell,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps    

Harry  Benn  Borraiaile,  DjO.  Maior,  Indian  Staff  0 

Charles  Gisborne  Brlttan,  Major,  Royal  Marines    

p.s.c.  Edward  Altham  Altham,  Major,  Royal  Scots  

Archibald  Boyd  Maxwell,  J/a/or.Mmchester  Regt.  (96  F.) 
p.s.r.  Ernest  A.  G.  Gosset,  Major,  Derby  Regt.  (95  Foot).. 
WaU.'>>r  Latham  Cox,  3/(x/or,  Lincolnshire  Regt.  (10  F.)  .. 

Arthur  James  Kelly,  Major,  Royal  Engineers    

Frederick  George  Pollock,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

George  Penry  Montague  Prichard,  Mijor,  Irdian  S.  C.  .. 

Charles  Style  Kin'^aid,  Major.  Irish  Fiisilierg 

Robert  Freebairn  Clothier,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Herbert  Lawson,  M-ijor,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

John  Shakespear,  CIB.  DSO.  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Edward  Charles  Stanton,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Frederic  Manley  Glubb,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

p.s.c.  Ernest  St.  Clair  Pemberton,  Major,  R.  Engineers  .. 

p.s.c.  Henry  David  Laffan.  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Hamilton  John  Goold-Adam-»,C5.C.I/(?.ilfa/o)-,Royal  Scot! 
Edward  Fraukland  Gosset.  Major,  E.  York  Regt.  (13  F.) 
James  Henry  Bor,  CM't.  Major,  Royal  Marine  Artillery 

p.s.c.  AllreJ  James  Whitacre  AUeu,  Major,  The  Buffs 

Kenneth  Stuart  Davisou,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps... 

Frederic  Henry  John  Birch,  ili«-/yi*.  Royal  Artillery 

Aj'lmer  Gould  Hunter- Weston.  J/'ii/'or,  Royal  Engineers  .. 

Robert  Arthur  Browne,  Captain,  Border  Regt.  (55  F.) 

Herbei't  Alexander  Chapman,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Edward  Allen,  Major,  Irish  Rifles 

Herbert Capel  Cure,  DSO.  Gloucestershire  Regt.  (61  F.).. 

John  Rawdon  Hodge  Oldfield,  Major,  Royal  Marines 

Charles  Reginald  Phillips,  Maior,  Indian  Staff  Corps..... 

John  Christopher  Svvanu,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Howard  Goad,  J/i/ /or,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

John  Mark  Anthony  Retalllck,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Jamos  Alexander  Bell,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Herbert  Godfray,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 


WHKS 

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HALF    P*T 


y '29  Nov.  76    q  Mar.  8614  Feo.  95I 

25  Jan.  77  13  Aug.  85'2o  Feb.  95 

'ig  Aug.  75  19  Aug.  86|  i  Mar.  95 

ir  May  7S  26  Nov.  79  ^9  May  96    2  Mar.  55 

13  Aug.  79^6  Feb.  81  io  Oct.  85  10  Mar.  95'  i  Api ,  96' 

|ro  Mai*.  75  10  Mar.  8610  Mar.  95 1 

r-j  Mar.  78^1  July  70  ^3  Mar.  85  14  Mar.  95,' 

I  May  78    7  Aug.  79  18  Apr.  85  18  Mir.  95; 

1  May  78    I  Nov.  78  10  Sept.  8 »  20  Mar.  9s 

?5  Jan.  77^3  Aug.  85120  Mar.  95 

31  Jan.  78  28  May  £6123  Mar.  95 

31  Jan.  78J25  July  86  25  Mar.  95 

19  Aug.  75  19  Aug.  86  29  Mar.  95 

2  Feb.  76,  2  Feb,  87  29  Mar.  951 

2  Feb.  76'  2  Feb.  87  29  Mar.  95 

25  Jan.  77:  »i  Aug.  85    I  Apr.  95 

25  Jan.  77'i3  Aug.  iS5    i  Apr.  95I 

25  Jan.  77!  I  Sept.85    I  Apr.  95 

25  Jan.  771  2  Sept.85    I  Apr.  95 

19  June77i  7  Nov. 85    i  Apr.  95 

_..    _        19  June  77  26  Nov.  85    i  Apr.  95 

19  Oct.   78    I  Juiy  81 '25  Apr.  88    3  Apr.  95 

2  Feb.  76]  2  Feb.  87   9  Apr.  05 

2  Feb.  76    2  Feb.  87  14  Apr.  93. 

2  Feb.  76    a  Feb.  87  17  Apr.  95 

6  Oct.  75    6  Oct.  77'  5  Oct.  8524  Apr.  95 

12  Nov.  73  15  Oct.   8 1    I  May  95 
Sept. 78  20  Sept.85    I  May  95 

14  4ug.  76  14  Aug.  87    2  May  95 

30  Jan.  78    I  July  81  14  Nov.  87    S  May  95 

19  June  77  ^5  Dec.  85  12  May  95 

II  May  78  6  Aug,  79'  6  Sept.85  14  May  95 
rg  June77|27  l^cc.  85  15  May  95 

10  Sept  75  I  July  83  19  May  95 
19  June  77  I  Jan.  85  24  May  95 
19  June  77!  2  Jan.  36  28  May  95 

11  Feb.  77I  I  July  84  79  May  95 
I  May  78  12  Mar.  Zi\  i  July  87    5  June 95 

19  June  77,  4  Jan.  86  3  June  95 
31  May  76  23  Sept,  85  12  June  95 

13  June  75  13  June  86  13  June  95 
t3  June  75  13  June85ji3  June  95 
21  Sept. 75  23  May  871  iq  June  95 

31  Jan.  £0  1  July  81  15  Dec.  813,26  June  95 
23  Mar.  8r  28  Sept. 87  26  June  95 
27  June  7  5  27  June  86  27  June  95 
19  June  77!  4  Jan.  86  30  June  95 
13  June  74:27  Sept.Ss;  i  July  95 

22  Feb.  79123  June  So  17  Dec.  84    i  July  95 
30  Jan.  78  22  June  80  26  .lune  85    i  July  95 


4  Jan.  80 

I  Mny  78 

8  Dec.  77 

21  Aug.  78 

July  79 


13  Aug.  79 

14  Jan.  80 


I  May  78 
I  May  78 


3  Nov.  78 


22  Jan.  S] 


30  Jan.  78 


13  Aug.  79 
II  May  78 


6  Mar.  3oj  i  Ju'y  85  r  July  95 
17  July  8d|  3  Jan.  86'  i  July  95 
I  Mar.  79  24  Feb.  86'  \  July  95 
I  July  81:14  De'j.  87!  1  July  95 

10  Feb.  81!  I  July  83  i  July  95 
14  Aug.  76  14  Aug.  87'  2  July  95 
14  Aug.  76  14  Aug.  S7,  2  Jaiy  95 

9  June 3o  13  Aug.  92  10  July  95 
7.6  Apr.  8:  14  Jan.  91  to  July  95 

I  Sept. 78  5  Nov.  86  [7  July  95 
12  Feb.  76  15  Apr.  85  20  July  95 
19  Apr.  79  20  Nov.  86,28  July  95 
V2  Feb.  79    4  Oct.   84|3i  July  95 

11  Feb.  77,13  May  85:31  Jaly  95 
14  Aug.  76  14  Aug.  87!  7  Aug.  95 

9  Aug.  751  9  Aug.  86   9  Aug.  9, 

9  Aug.  75    9  Aug.  86   9  Aug.  95 

17  May  79  20  May  861:2  Aug.  95 

Aug.  75Ji£  Aug.  86;i2  Aug,  95 

12  Aug.  75  12  Aug.  36  12  Aug.  95 
I  July  8 1  29  Sepf;.86  12  Aug.  95 

14  Aug.  76  14  Aug.  87,'i2  Aug.  95 
25  Jan.  77  25  Jan.  8S  12  Aug.  95 

25  Jan.  77,25  Jan.  83  12  Aug. 95 
ig  June  77]  I  Apr.  83, 12  Aug.  95 

30  Nov.  78  14  Aug.  85  14  Aug.  95 
17  May  761  2  Mar.  85  15  Aug.  95 

I  Oct.  7-i  I  Oct.  85  17  Aug.  95 
12  Fdb.  7c  8  Jan.  85  19  Aug.  95 
19  Aug.  75  19  Aug.  86  iq  Aug.  95 

31  Jan.  78  24  Mar.  86  28  Aug.  95 

15  Fob.  84,  1  Apr.  92  28  Aug. 95 
23  Aug.  84  31  Mfir,  94  2S  Aug.  95 

9  June  77  II  Jan.  86;  1  Sept.95 

26  Apr.  80' 19  Aug.  35!  2  Sept.95 
22  Sept. 80  22  Sept.85'  4  Sept.95 

I  Sept. 78  15  Nov.  8n,  3  Sept.95 
10  Sept. 75' 10  Sept. 86  10  Sept.95 
10  Sept.75  10  Sept.86  ro  Sept.95 
10  Sept.75  10  Sept.86'ic  Sept.gs 
10  Sept.75  10  Sept.So  10  Sept  95 
10  Sept.75  ^°  Sept.SS  10  Sept,95 
10  Sept.75  10  Sept. 86  10  Sept.gs 


Majors, 


63-9 


1 


audLIEFT. 


yar  William  St.  Lacien  Chase.  Majot-,  lodian  Staff  Corps: 
Heroert  Leonard  Hutchins.  Major,  Indiaa  Staff  Corps   ... 

Cecil  Barry  Brownlow,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps I 

George  Aufrustus  Williams,  M.a}0)\  Indian  Staff  Corps  ... 
Richard  Kinloch  Teversham,  DSO.  Major,  Indian  S.  C  ... 

John  Fraacis  Wilson.  Major,  Indian  Staff  Cnrps 

Ernest  William  Cimliffe,  l^ajor,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

John  Raffray  Foster,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

ftilliam  John  Arnold  Reitson,  Major.  R.  Artillery  

William  Douglas  Whatman,  Major,  20  Has^ars   

Achilles  F.  P.M.  J.A.F.X.  Siimut,  Major,  Armv  Ord.  Dept.... 
p.e.c.  Wm.  Ge  J  Hamilton,  u SO. Major,  East  Lauc.  Ragt.... 

Charles  Hope  WiMis.  Major,  Royal  Marines 

Georg-e  Eusebe  Even,  Major,  Indian  StJiff  Corps 

John  Graham  Smith,  Major,  Indian  StatfCorps 

Alexander  Edward  Pelham  Barn,  JZa/or,  Indian  S.  O 

Hflnry  Fu'ler  ilaitland  Wilson,  Major,  Rifle  Brisade  

Arthur  Granville  Tathim,  Major,  R.  Marine  Artillery 

HarlandFitzLvddon  Farrant.  Mn/or,  Indian  Staff  Corps... 

John  Arthur  Tanner,  DSO.  Maior.  Royal  Kugineers  

Henry  Hyde  Williamson  Xason,  JIajor,  Esse.t  Regt 

St.Georofe  E.  W.  Burton,  Major,  R,  Hig^hlanders  (73  Foot) 
Henry  Lockhart  Smith,  Major,  East  Surrey  Rej^iment   ... 

Alfred  Robert  MindeviUe  Sanbev,  Major.  Royal  Eacf 

Hayford  D.Thorold.  .l/u/or.  West  Riding  Re^t.  (76  F.)  

Fred.  Braid  Buist  Major.  Army  Sei'\'ic6  Corps 

Horace  Sydney  Nelson, ilfayor.  Royal  Artillery    

Charles  iidn'ard  Peirse,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Coitds    

Ernest  A.  C.  Garland,  Major,  Hi«-hland  Li^hL  Inf.  (74  F.) 

Arthur  Noel  Roberts,  Major,  Avjny  Service  Corps  

Schofield  Patten  Peile,  Major,  Royal  Marmcii 

John  George  Downing-,  JU't/Zor,  Indian  Stiff  Corps 

James  Cecil  Balfour  Craster,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps    ... 

Hugo  W.  N.  S.  Smvth,  Major,  .\rmy  Orilnance  Dept 

Howard  Wm.  Smith,  Major,  Hampshire  Regt.  {37  F.)  

William  Fi-aucis  Percy,  Major,  Xurt'olk  Rsgimeat     

Frank  Romilly  Reynolds,  Major,  Royal  Eugineers     

Stanley  George  Drew  Smith,  Major,  tloyal  Artillery     

Charles  Colliugwoocl  Townsend,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  ... 

Chas.  Hy.  Luttrell  Fahie  Wilson,  2Iajor,  Royal  Art  ..'. 

Francis  Bevitl  Read  Toms.  Major,  Royal  Artillery     

William  Scott-Moncrieff.  Jfa/or,  Middlesex  RegL  (77  F.)  ... 
Edmund  John  Phipps- Hornby,  Major^  Royal  Artillery    ... 

William  Fred.  James  Hardistv.  Jr'(/-^r.  Worcester  Regt 

Mon.  Wenmau  C  )ke,  M  ijor.  Rifle  Brigade 

Robert  John  Spurrell,  Major,  5  Lancers  

Charles  Bishop,  Major,  9  Lancers 

Edward  Daw -on.  Major  (District  OJicer),  R.  Artillery 

Ernest  Theoiiore  P;iul,  Major.  In  U.in  Staff  Corps..., 

Louis  Eagene  da  iloiiliii.  Mtio',  Sus-^  x  Regt.  135  F.) 

George  Boolrie  O'Donnad,  Major,  Indian  StatfCorps     

■p.g.c.  George  John  Younghusband,  Major,  Indian  Staff") 

Corps S 

p.g.c.  George  Vero  Kemball,ilf(/;or,  Roval  Artillery    

james  Gibbon  Turner,  Major,  ludian  StaTCorps 

Tom  Evelyn  O'Leary,  Captain,  Irish  Fusiliers... 

Frederick  Campbell,  DSO.  Major,  Indian  Stiff  Corps 

William  John  Bythell,  Major    Royal  Easineers 

Edimiud  Gustivus  Nijolls,  3fa;'w,  Royal  Art  llery 

Arthur  Blagden  Shnte,  Major,  Roya.1  Artillery 

Cyril  Venn  Wilton  Williamson,  if»;of,  Indian  StatfCorps... 

Robert  Baillie,  Major,  Indian  Stafl  Corps 

Henry  Mallaby  Abud,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Walter  Quentin,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Ronald  Kiacaid-Smith,  Major,  .\  Hussars 

Montague  B.  Gosset  .Tackson,  Major,  Ruyal  Artillery 

Alex.  H.  B.  Cavaye,  Major,  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers 

Robert  PitzGerald  Percy,  Major,  Royal  Marines  

Hickman  Crawford  Molesworth,  Major,  Royal  Artillery.. 
Herbert  Aveling  Riiitt,  Major,Snnth  Staffordshire  Regt... 
Ernest  Henry  Rivett-Carnac,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps.. 

John  William  Curvie,  Major,  Indian  StatfCorps 

Robert  Irwin  Scallon.  CIE.  DSO.  Major,  IndianStatfCorps 

Prank  Gun  Delamain,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Edward  Rawdon  Penrose.  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Henry  Bolton  Mainwaring,  Major,  Lincolnshire  Regt 

Chas.  Du  P.  Richardson •Grittiths,  Major,  Gloucester  Regt. 

George  Arthur  Gn::t,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Archibald  M'Lachlan,  Slnjor,  Roval  Scots   

j^Jfleck  Alexander  Eraser,  Major,  Bedfordshire  Regiment.. 
Geo.  John  Niuian  Logan-Home,  Major^  Bedfordshire  Regt. 

Edmund  D.  John  O'Brien.  Major,  14  Hussars 

Felix  D.  F.  MacCarthy,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

John  Dawson  H.  Waller,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    

Edward  Arthur  Fanshawc,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

James  Laird  Irvine,  Major,  Ro.yal  Engineers 

Tyrell  O.  V/.  Champion  de  Crespiguv,  Major,  15  Hussars.. 
Paul  Treby  Clark.  Major,  Oxford  Light  Infantry  (43  F.)   .. 

Jas.  Hutchinson  Swanton,  Major,  Royal  Marines 

John  Krnest  Fierson,  Major,  Sussex  Regiment  

John  Shuckburgh  Ashby,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Heniy  Paul  Treeby,  Major,  East  Surrey  Regiment 

p.s.c,  Charles  lidward  Callwell,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 


£3  Nov. 
II  May 


30  Jan. 


4  Dec. 

13  Aug. 
II  May 


14  Jan. 
II  Aug, 


II  Aug.  80 


21  June 

21  June 

I  May 


10  Sept. 75 
10  Sept. 75 
10  Sept.75 
10  Sept.75 
10  Sept.75 
10  Sept.75 

10  Sept.75 
19  June  77 
19  June  77 
22  Oct.   81 

78    T  Sept.  So 

78  23  June  80 

I  I  Feb.  79 

1 21  Sept.75 

1 21  Sept.75 

'21  Sept.75 

78  30  June  79 

I  I  Oct.  74 

I  Oct;.   75 

19  June  77 

781  6  Oct.   80 

79j   I  July  Si 

78,15  Mar,  So 

19  June  77 

I  Jan.  81 

I  July  Si 

19  Oct.  77 
13  Nov.  75 

11  Nov.  78 
T  July  Si 

31  Jan.  78 

20  Nov.  75 
20  Nov.  75 

I  July  6 
ID  Feb.  S 


10  S 


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10  Sept. So 

~  ipt.Sc 
10  Sept.S6 

10  Sept. So 
ro  Sept. 86 

11  Jan 


ti  Jan.  86 
16 
7 


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18  Apr. 
8  Dec. 


r.S7 
95 
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13  Aug 
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80 


I  May  78 


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27  Aug.  79 


27  Mar.  78 


16  Feb. 
8  Dec. 
II  May 


78  16  Nov.  80 

19  June  77 
g  Oct.  77 
9  Oct.  77 
9  Oct.  77 
9  Oct.   77 

78  10  Mar.  80 
9  Oct.  77 
78  27  Nov.  79 
9  July  79 
2  July  84 
10  Nov.  8a 
12  Miy  83 
Jan.  76 
12  June  So 
q  Jan.  76 

15  Mar.  So 

18  Dec.  7S 
18  Dec.  78 

14  May  84 

15  Mar.  80 
25  July  8 

9  Oct.  77 
9  Oct.  77 
27  Jan.  76 
27  Jan.  76 
7  Jan.  76 
27  Jan.  76 
27  Apr.  81 
9  Oct.  77 
31  May  77 
I  Feb.  79 
9  Oct.  77 
9  July  79 
12  Feb.  76 
12  Feb.  76 
12  Feb.  76 
12  Feb.  76 
12  Feb.  76 
21  Aug.  78 

20  Nov.  7 


78 


2  July 
;o  Mar. 


[3  Aug. 
6  Aug. 


79 


79 


23  b'eb 
25  Sept.78 
21  Sept.75 
20  Nov.  75 

78  28  Aug.  79 
19  June  77 

9  Oct.   77 
31  Jan.  78 
19  June  77 
,^    T  July  81 
7S  23  July  79 

1  Feb.  79 

2  Oct.  80 
1 22  Mar.  76 

79  2S  May  80 
[31  Jan.  78 


Sepc.i 


S  Mar. 


5  Dec, 
I  Oct. 
I  Oct. 

I  Apr, 

10  Dec. 

tS  Nov 

Oct. 

..  Apr. 
28  Oct. 

5  Jan. 
13  Jan. 
[3  Nov. 
•4  Jan. 

1  Apr. 
[8  July 
20  Nov. 
13  May 
;o  Sept 
26  July  ^ 
28  June  8 

I  Apr.  8 
20  Jan.  86 
20  Jan.  S6 

20  Jan.  86 
26  Jan.  S6 

21  Dec.  Si 
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7  June  36 
id  Apr.  85 

6  Nov.  89 

8  Dec.  86 

9  Mar.  9 1 
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19  Jan.  87 

I  May 

7  Sept.86 
3  Dec.  89 
!j  May  90 
:3  Aug.90 
:5  Jan.  91 

5  Feb.  86 
5  Feb.  S6 
'■'  Jan.  87 
Jan.  87 
Jan.  87 
Jan.  S7 
Feb.  87 
Feb.  86 
Apr.  86 
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Feb.  87 
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10  Sept 
10  Sept, 
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10  Sept. 
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r:  Sept. 

11  Sept*. 

:i  Sspt. 

7  Sept. 
iS  Sept. 
2  1  Sept, 
21  Sept, 

21  Sfipt. 
25  Sept. 

I  Oct. 
I  Oct. 

1  Oct. 
7  Oct. 
9  Oct. 

£6  Oct. 
!2  Oct. 

2  Nov. 

12  Nov, 

13  Nov. 
13  Nov. 
13  Nov, 

13  Nov. 
20  Nov. 
30  Nov. 
20  Nov. 

22  Nov. 
27  Nov. 
i8  Nov. 

5  Dec. 

7  Dec. 

7  Dec. 

7  Dec. 

7  Dec. 
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ri  Dec. 
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14  Dec. 

14  Dec. 

15  Dec. 
20  Dec. 

I  Jan. 
.5  Jan. 
19  Jan. 


WHEN 
PLA.CED  OH 
HALF   PAT. 


22  Jan.  96 

22  Jan. 
32  Jan. 
22  Jan. 
22  Jan. 

22  Jan. 
25  Jan. 

25  Jan. 
27  Jan. 
27  Jan. 
27  Jan. 
27  Jan. 

5  Feb. 

6  Feb. 

6  Feb. 

7  Fab. 

8  Feb. 
12  Feb. 
12  Feb. 
12  Feb. 
12  Feb, 
I?  Feb. 
12  Feb. 
17  Feb. 
19  Feb. 

23  Feb. 

26  Feb, 
26  Feb. 
26  d'eb. 

16  Eftb. 
I  Mar. 
5  Mar. 
5  Mar. 

II  Mar. 
II  Mar. 
r6  Mar. 

17  Mar. 
rS  Mar. 
22  Mar. 

24  Mar. 

25  Mar. 


70 


Majors. 


\2aihiBvt. 


Cecil  Cha?.  Ciivendisb,  Major,  Hisrhland  Lt.  Inl'.  (74  P.) 
p.K.c.GeoTse  Elliott  Benson,  M'n;or,_Rnyal  Artillery 


8c. 


LIBITT. 


5  Oct. 
15  Au? 


78 


Arthur  Forbes  Montanaro,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Reginald  Salmond  Curtis,  Major,  Royal  Knijineers    ' 

Alex.  Francis  Grant  Foulerton,  Major.  Leinster  Reaiment  23  Oct, 

Frederick  Beauchanin  Lockv,  Major,  Royal  Artillery I       

Thos.  Movbrav  Martin  Berkeley,  Major,  Black  Watch jij  Aug.  70 

Claude  Rawns'lev,  Major,  Armv  Service  Corns I      

Edward  A.  Moulton- Barrett,  Major,  Army  Ord.  Dept 111  Aug.  80 

Hu-'h  Milbourne  Jackson,  Major.  Roval  Enjfiueers 

Leonard  Thales  Pease,  Maior.  Roval  Marine  Artillery 

Charles  Forbes  Blane,  Major.  Royal  Artillery    

p.t.j.  SdwardB.  Urmston,  Jf'/iar,  A.&S.  HL'hldrs.  (91  V.)...  11  May  78 

Charles  Frederick  Stevens,  Major.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Vonsonby  Glenn  Hugiriiis,  DSn.  il/.i/or,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

>!.•.-?.  Ed\v.ird  Agar,  J/a;Vji-.  Royal  Kugineors 

William  Candler  Neville,  Major.  Cheshire  Regiment 

.(ohn  Robert  Sandivith.  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Edmund  .\shton  Ogle,  Major,  Bast  Yorkshire  Regt 

Spring  Robert  Rice.  Major.  Royal  Engineers   

Haydon  d'Aubrey  1'.  T.lylor,  Major,  Gloucester  Regt I17  Apr.  So 

Arthur  Nairn  Tjvsaght,  Major,  Irish  Regiment '13  Aug.  70 

Joseph  Scott  Cowrie  Manera,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  ...:      

Hon.  Charles  Harbord,  J/u/or, -Scots  Guards  

Gerald  Carlile  S.  Handcock,  Major,  Yorkshire  Regiment  ...  10  Apr,  78 

Charles  Bell  Watklns,  Major,  Royal  Artillerv     .... 

p.t.c.  Nathaniel  W.  Barnardiston.  Major,  Middlesex  Regt  14  Sept.78 

iValpole  Swinton  Kays,  Major,  King's  Royal  Rifles    6  Aug.  7c. 

.John  Hanbury- Williams,  C.lfff.  Jfa/or,  Oxfordshire  Lt.  Inf.  25  May  78 

Thomas  Francis  Bushe,  Major,  Roval  Artillery 

Chas.  Warren  Napier-Clavering.  Major,  Somerset  Lt.  Inf. ,  i  May  78 

Walter  Charles  Smitbson,  Ifu/or,   m  Hussars   ..    7  Jan.  80 

Frederick  Wm.  Brooke  Koe,  Ma/or.  Army  Service  Corps  ...       

Henry  Jenuer  Scohell.  Major.  2  Dragoons 13  Aug.  70 

Edmund  Harrington  .\Iolyneux-Seel,l/</or,LiverpoolRegt.  4  Dec.  78 
T'homas  Montgomer.y  Hawtayne,  if './uc,  N.Stufford   Uegt.  32  Jan.  70 

Arthur  Douglas  Meeres,  Major,  Royal  Engineers     

Horatio  Norris  Dumbleton,  Major,  Ro.y.il  Kngiueers   

Pierce  Thomas  Ctiute,  Major,  Muuster  Fu3.(io4  F.)    

James  Steivart  Douglas,  Major.  Royal  Artillery . 

Res-inald  Ge  irge  M-Queen  M'Leort,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Reginald  Henrv  Mahon,  Major,  Ro.yal  Artillery    

Arthur  Beaumont  Helyar,  Major.  Royal  Artillery    

.Archibald  Louis  Hibhert,  Major.  Royal  Artillery      

Theodore  John  Warrender  Prendergast,  Major,  R.  Eng.  .. 

Alfred  Matthews,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

yac  Percival  Scrone  Marling,  Major,  18  Hussars 

William  Erskine  Graham  Login,  Major,  Royal  Scots 

Hy  Beniamin  Naylor  Adair,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

Charles  William  Robert  St.  Jobn,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

William  YoUand,  Major,  Bo.i  al  Engineers  

Alfred  Montgomery  ilantell.  Major,  Royal  Engineers 
William  Charles  Pollard,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps    . 

ij.x.c.  William  Henry  Rycroft,  J/u/or,  11  Hussars  

ikon.  Gilbert  Legh.  Major.  Grenadier  Guards '13  Nov.  78 

Robert  Gordon  Gordon-Gilmour,  Major,  Grenadier  Guards  23  Jan.  78 
Robert  Henry  Gige  Heygate.  BSO.  Major,  Border  Regi.  ...j  i  M»y  78 
George  W.  Brandon  Swiney,  Maior.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Alfred  Orford,  J/u'or.  Royal  Marine  Artillery     

Atherton  ftoUiott  "Powell,  Major,  Royal  A-tillery  

Atherton  Edward  Jenkins,  Major,  Ritle  Brigade   |ts  Jan.  79 

B  ». C.Lewis  .Munro.  Major,  Hampshire  Regiment  (67  F.)  ...114  Jan.  80 
Henry  Richmond  Wm.  Lumsden,  Major. lua.ia.'n  Staff  Corps, 

Frederick  White,  Major,  Royal  Marines    .1 

•>.».<•.  Edward  John  Granet,  Major,  Royal  Artillery   ! 

Philip  Beauchamp  Taylor,  Major,  Ro.yal  Artillery I 

Paul  Robert  Burn-ilurdoch,  Major.  Royal  Engineers 

Hu^h  Thomas  L.yle,  O.S'O.  Major.  Welsh  Fusiliers  (23  F.)    ...  22  Jan.  79 

Wm.  Radcliffe  Peel  Wa'laue,  Major,  Gloucester  Regt 17  Apr.  80 

Wdliam  Knox  Downes,  DSO.  J/j^or,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Albert  Edmoad  Leslie,  Jfu/'or,  tuuiaii  Staff  Corps  

John  Alfred  WvUic-Tf-i/c"-,  Indian  S'aff  Corps    

Henry  Espiae  Monck-Mason,  Jfjjor.  Indian  Staff  Corps ] 

Gervase  Francis  Newport  Tinle.v,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps, 

Frederick  Bernard  Deane,  Maior,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Charles  Walter  Harri.s,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Ueori'e  Reade  MacMullen,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Nevvdigate  Addington  Knigiitley    Burne,  Major,  Indian  1 

Staff  Corps 

Richard  Cranlev  Ouslow,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Alexander  Wallace.  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

George  Bowriug.  J/j/oi-,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

George  Herbert  Watsoa,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

George  Edward  Hvde  Gates,  Major,  Indian  StaffCorps 

1.  »  c  Walter  Granville  Ley,.Vfa/or,  N.  Stafford  Regt.  (98  F.)...' 
Ernest  Aug.b'red.ricCarter,  Major,  Lancaster  Regt.  14  F.)... 

(iodfrey  William-,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Archer  Clive  Bo  ton.jri./oi-.Northarnp.onshire  Regt.  (58  F.)... 

Robert  Scott-Kerr,  J/n/or,  Grenadier  .Juards 

UiEUan  Richard Hdi,jri./oi-,NorthamotoushireRegt.(48F.)... 

Arthur  Campbell  Vate,  Major.  Indian  StaffCorps 

Dudley  strathearn  Stewart,  Major,  Northumberland  Fus.... 
Cyril  Field,  Major,  Roval  Marines 


CAPTAIIC. 


WBBir 
PLA.CEDON 
H^Ly  PAT. 


Ti  Aug.  10 
I  May  78 


13  Aug.  79 


.; 


28  Apr.  76 

g  May  80 
26  July  8( 
28  July  8-j 

I  J11I7  81 
31  Jnn.  78 

I  JiUy  81 
22  Feb.  82 

I  July  81 
ig  June  77 

I  OJt.  75 
31  Jan.  78 

0  Nov.  80 
9  Apr.  76 
q  Apr.  76 
9  Oct.  77 
,7  Apr.  80 

28  Apr.  76 
J I  Miiy  73 

9  Oct. 

29  Sept.  80 

29  Sept.  80 
22  M-ty  76 

30  Apr,  75 

1  Mar.  79 

31  J'ln.  78 
I  Mar.  80 
:  July  8t 
3  Apr.  80 

31  Jan.  78 
26  Feb. 80 
1  July  8i 

I  Feb.  81 
10  Nov.  80 
17  Apr.  3o 
m  Sept. 79 

9  Oct.  77 

0  Oct.  77 
29  Nov.  76 
3t  Jan.  78 
31  .Tan.  78 
31  Jan.  78 
31  .Tan, 
31  Jan.  78 

9  Oct.  77 
31  J  m.  78 

1  July  8t 
15  Nov.  79 

9  Oct.  77 
9  Oct.  77 

9  Oct.  77 
31  Jan.  78 
14  Auff.76 

I  July  Si 
I  July  Si 
1  July  81 
19  Sept. 80 
26  Aujj.  76 
I  Sspt  76 
I  Jan.  78 

12  Mar.  8 

9  Apr.  8 
fi  Sept.76 
I  Feb.  79 

31  Jan.  78 
:8  Dec.  78 
31  Jan.  7S 

13  Aor.  81 
5  Oct.  80 

10  Sept.76 
10  Sept.  76 
10  Sept. 76 
10  Sent. 75 
10  Seot.  76 

10  Sept. 76 
lo  Sept.  76 

TI  S3pt.7^ 


10  Feb.  t;8|25  .Mar.  96 

28  July  88125  Mar.  96 
•6  Jan.  90  25  Mar.  96 
31  Dec.  91  ■£%  Mar.  96 
2q  Sept. 86  28  Mar.  go 
24  .Mar.  86    i  Apr.  96 

29  Jan.  87    I  Apr.  96 

11  Dec.  88,  I  Apr.  96 
13  Jan.  92I  I  Apr.  g6 

I  Apr.  881  9  Apr.  96 

4  Feb.  86,10  Apr.  96 

8  M-iy  S6|n  Apr.  96 

7  Sept.  86' 15  Apr.  96 

9  Ap*.  87U9  Apr.  96 
tg  Apr.  87  19  Apr.  96 

I  Apr.  83  20  Apr.  96 

6  Sept.  85  21  Apr.  96 

28  Apr.  87  28  Apr.  96 

5  May  86  29  Apr.  96 
I  Apr.  881  g  May  96 

22  Sept.85  13  May  96 

12  Feb.  36  20  May  96 
22  May  87  22  Mav  96 

Apr.  87  23  May  96 
24  May  8s  27  May  g5 

8  May  86  30  May  96 
21  Dec.  8510  June  96 

29  Dec.  88^10  June  96 
I  Sept.85ii7  Jane  96 

6  June  86  18  June  96 
2?  Ji:ly  86,24  June  96 
29  Sept.8si  I  July  :j6 

1  Apr.  89    I  .Tuly  96 

7  Jan.  86  5  July  96 
10  Dec.  84  18  July  9' 

2  Jan.  86  22  July  96 
I  Apr.  88  22  July  06 
I  Apr.  8825  July  96 

7  Dec.  87,29  Jaly  96 
iS  June  86  30  July  96 

3  July  36  30  Jul.y  q6 
7  July  86j  I  Aasr.  96 
7  July  861  I  Aug.  96 

15  July  86,  I  Aug.  96 

4  Apr.  8^!  5  Auff.  96 

21  July  86  u  Aug.  96 

22  Dec.  86|i2  Aug. 96 

10  Fan.  87  12  Aug.  96 
iJulv  83  '12  Aug.  96 
I  July  88|i2  Aug.  96 
I  Jul/  881  3  Aug.  g6 

1  Julv  88|i3  Aug.96 
14  Aug.  87  14  Aug.  96 

11  Apr.  83  19  Aug.  g6 

2  July  golig  Aug.96 

23  July  ool2j  Aug.  q6 
28  Mar.  86,26  Aug.  96 
26  Aug.  87J26  Aug.  95 

Mar.  36  2Q  Aug.  96 

21  July  8629  Aug.  96 

Mar.  88    i  Sept.Q6 


II  Aug.  80 
II  May  78 


i(  Sept.76 

II  Sept. 75 
II  Sept.76 
II  Sept.76 
Tx  Sept.76 

11  Sept.76 

12  Mar.  81 
20  Mar.  80 
31  Jan.  78 

22  Feb.  79  25  Aug.  80 

26  Mar.  79    I  July  81 

22  Feb.  79  29  Jan.  8f 

22  Sept.76 


II  May  78 


Jan.  81 
I  Sept.79 


26  July  86!  2  Sept.  96 
6  Sept  87I  6  Sept.96 

26  Aug  83;  6  Sept.96 

27  July  86  7  Sept.96 
29  July  36i  7  Sept.96 

I  July  88,  8  Sept.96 
6  Dec.  3,  g  Sept.96 
5  Miy  85,  Q  Sept.o6 

lo  Sjpt.  87  10  Sept.96 
ID  Sept.  87  10  Sept  96 
10  Sept.  3;  10  Sept.g-^ 
10  Sept,. 87  10  Sept.96 
10  Sept. 87  10  Seot.g6 
to  Sept.  87  10  Sept.96 

10  Sept. 87  i.->  Sept. 96 

11  Sept.87.11  Sept.96 

II  Sept. 3?  II  Sept. 96 

II  Sepu. 87,11  Sept. 96 
II  Sept. 87  II  Sept.96 
II  Sept. 87  II  Sept.96 
11  Sept. 87  II  Sept.g6 
II  Sept. 87  II  Sept.96 

I  July  87  14  Sept.96 
11  Aug.  86  16  Sapt.96 
10  July  83, 16  Sept.96 
Z2  Nov.  84  19  Sept.96 
16  Dec.  90  19  Sept.96 

I  Sept. S6  22  Sept.96 
22  Sept.  87  22  Sept.96 
27  Jan.  86'23  Sept. 96 
24  Nov.  83'24  Sept.ge 


Majors. 


2ndLIBUT. 


William  Huskisson,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Henry  Denne  Robson,  Major^  West  Surrey  Regiment  (2  F.) 

Charles  Edward  Eorton,  Major.  Norfolk  Re£rimeut(9  F.) | 

Frederic  Philip  ^Tny\y, Major,  South AVales  Borderers  t24F.)  -■ 

Edward  Hume  Armitage,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

John  Edward  Harvey.  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Thom,as  Haminond,  Major,  Bedfordshire  Regiment  (16  F.)... 

Alex.  Scrymgeoi'r  Wedderburn,  Maior,  Hoyal  Artillery 

Gerald  D'Arragon  Alexander.  Major,  Ro.vai  Artillery    

Thomas  Andrew  Cregan,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Edward  Druitt,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Harold  Frank  Chesney,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Henry  John  Watt  Brownrigg,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Joseph  Hume  Balfour,  J/u/oc,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Algernon  Henry  Wilmer,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps ,, 

Charles  Hamlyn  Agnew,  Major.  ^  Hussars 

Hy.  Lawrence  C.  Howard  Stafford,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 
Alf.  Hamilton  Mackenzie  Edwards,  Major,  5  Dragoon  Gds.... 

George  William  Maxwell,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

John  Hewitt  Jellett,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

St.  Clair  Oswald  Major,  3  Hussars 

Edward  Arthur  Kemble,  Major,  Suffolk  Regiment  (i?  F.)  ... 

Francis  James  Anderson,  Major,  Royal  Engineers. 

p.f.c.  Charles  Newcoraen  Watts,  Major,  Derby  RRgiment 

Herbert  John  James  Middleton,  Major,  Indian  Stalf  Corps... 

Gecrge  Frederick  Watson,  Major,  Indiaii  Stuff  Corps    

Walter  Charteris  Ross,  Major,  Dui-hara^  Lt.  Infantry  (106  F.) 

Herbert  Kendall  Jackson.  Ma. jar.  Royal  .-Vrtillery | 

George  Sumner  Ormerod,  Major,  Munster  Fusiliers  (104  F.) 
Wan-en  Francis  Trotter,  h.p.  Major,  R.  Marine  Artillery  ;  >  j 

Barrack  Master,  16  Oct.  r^g j  , 

Leonard  Arthur  Arkwright,  Ua /or.  Royal  Engineers 

Thomas  Lamb.  Major.  South  Lancashire  Regiment 

p.:<.r.  Richd.  Boileau  Gaisford,  Major,  Scots  Fusiliers  (21  F.) 
Edward  Kaye  Daubeney,  DSO.  Jlajor,  South  Stafford  Regt. 

Raleigh  Gilbert  Egerton,  Major,  Indijin  Staff  Corps  

Norman  Edward  Young,  DUO.  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Hamilton  Bower,  Captain,  Indian  Statf  (Jcrps 

Henry  Marwood,  Major,  North  Staffordshire  Regt.  (64  F.) 
Charles  Edward  Lawi'ie,  DSO.  Major,  Royal  Artillery     ... 

Alexander  Cadell,  Captain,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Philip  Charles  Gubbins,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Herbert  Loftus  Welman,  Major,  Irish  Rifles 

Geo.  Albanus  Williams,  Major,  S.  Staffordshire  Regt.  (SoF.) 
Wm.  Richard  Yeildiug,  CIE.  DSO.  Major,  Indian  S.  C.    .. 

Wilbam  Henrj"  Lowry,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Sidney  Vernon  Thornton,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    

Raymond  Crawford,  Major,  Army  Ordnance  Department 
Arthur  de  Salis  Hadow.  Major,  Yorkshire  Regiment  (19  F.) 

William  Alan  Cairnes,  Major,  Roj-al  Engineers   

John  Hassard  Stewart  Gibb,  Major,  Worcester  Regt.  {.^6  F.) 

p.n.c.  Hubert  John  Du  Cane,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Henry  AnscrutherKinloch,  Major,  King's  Royal  Rifles  (60  F.) 
Francis  Russell  Parkinson,  Major,  Welsh  Regiment  (41  F.) 

Colin  Duncan  Johnstone,  Major,  East  Surrey  Regiment 

Alfred  Grahame  Cartwright,  jlf«/t>r,  Yorkshire  Regt.  (rg  F.) 

John  Page  Wood,  Major,  Border  Regiment 

Gecrge  Roe  Darley,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    

Edgar  Forbes  Nelson,  J/oyo/-,  Royal  Artillery  

Arthur  Hugh  Block,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

p.».c.  Neil  Douglas  Findlay,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    

Godfrey  Hy.  WoUey  Stockdule,  Major,  Koyyl  Engineers 

Stuart  Davidson,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Richard  Leigh,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Frank  Herbert  Horniblow,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

Walter  Way  Baker,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Wellesley  Lynedoch  Henry  Paget,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  ... 

p.s.v.  James  Thomason  Johnston,  Ma/or,  Roj'al  Artillery 

John  Edward  Watson,  Major,  Manchester  Regiment 

Thomas  A.  Harkuess  Davies,  DSO.  Major,  Devon  Regiment 

Frederick  Clifton  Briggs,  Major,  Devonshire  Regiment  

Bruce  Bremner  Russell,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Frederick  Falkiner  Minchin,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Henry  Alves  Inglis,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Thomas  ffoster  Chamberlain,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Jlon.  Henry  James  Anson,  2Iajor,  Highland  Lt.  Inf.  (71  P.)... 

John  Wm.  Babington  Meade,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Edward  Aubrey  Strachan.  Major,  Inniskilling  Fusihers 

Harry  Graham  Marsh,  Major,  19  Hussars  

James  Gordon  Lennox  Burnett,  Major,  Leicester  Regiment... 
Thomas  Hutchinson  Haughton,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps... 
p.s.c.  Alfred  E.  J.  Cavendish,  Major,  A.  and  S.  Hldi's.   (91  F.) 

Henry  Eardley-Wilmot,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Coii>s 

Paul  Rycaut  S.  Churchward,  Major,  North  Lancashire  Regt. 
Sydenham  Campbell-Urquhart  Smith,  Major,  R.  Artillery  .. 

;).,':.'■.  Henry  Gray  Burrowes,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Edmund  Arthur  Ponsonby  Holiday,  Major,  Royal  Artillery... 

George  Wright,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Robt.  Whyte  Melville  Jackson,  Major,  Army  Ordnance  Dept. 

William  R.  De  la  P.  Lloyd,  Major,  Suffolk  Regiment   j 

Gilbert  Boys  Smith,  Major,  Royal  ArtUlery  I 

Nathaniel  Albert  Delap  Barton,  Major,  C^mnaught  Rangera 
Hugh  Harry  Hiiywovth  Aspinal!,  Slajor,  Indian  Staff  Corpsi 
Montagu  Creighton  Curry,  Major,  Devon.shire  Regiment    ... 


4  Dec.  7S 
J I  Jan.  77 


I  May  78 


I  May  78 


r4  Sept. 78 
13  Aug.  79 


13  Aug.  79 


i<)  Sept.77 
ri  May  78 


31  Jan. 

11  Sept 
IS  Feb. 

12  Apr. 
iS  Dec. 
18  Dec. 
28  Feb. 
18  Dec. 
18  Dec. 
31  Jan. 
31  Jan. 
31  Jan. 

3  Jan. 

6  Oct. 
>.i  Oct. 

I  Oct. 
31  Jan. 

27  Jan. 

11  Oct. 
iS  Dec. 

,29  June 

12  Oct. 
31  Jan, 

I  Jan. 

28  Oct. 
:8  Oct. 
-:6  July 
iS  Dec. 
20  Mar. 


CAPTAIN.! 


I  May  78 
I  May  78 
II  May  78 
13  Aug.  79 


23  Oct.  80 


22  Jan.  79 
22  Jan.  79 


14  Jan.  81 
4  Dec.  7& 


13  Aug.  79 


8  May  8c 
31  Oct.  77 
17  Apr. 

1  Jan.  79 
13  Aug.  79 


[I  May  78 


II  May  78 
I  May  78 
30  Jan.  78 
14  Jan.  80 
30  Jan.  78 


19  Feb.  81 
14  Jan.  80 


16  Feb.  7S 

2 

13  Oct.  77 


78  14  July  £8 
.7S':;oMay  87 

8t  i3Aug.S5 

79  15  Aug.  85 
7SJ  8  Sept.So 
78  8  Sept.86 
79J  I  July  87 
78  I  Oct.  86 
73  I  Oct.  86 
78  18  July  S3 
78 1  I  Aug.  88 
78  19  Aug.  88 
78!  16  Dec.  88 
76|  6  Oct.  87 
76  6  Oct.  87 
So  28  Aug.  86 
78  18  Dec.  88 
83  18  Feb.  89 
76I11  Oct.  87 
78 '12  Oct,  86 
Si  17  Oct.  85 
So  18  May  85 
78  18  Dec.  88 
81 1  4  June  85 
7628  Oct.  87 
76  28  Oct.  S7 
83l  5  Nov.  S7 
78  29  Oct.  86 
So    4  June  87 


71 

MiJOB.     ''•"BDOM 
HALF  PAT. 


I  Sept.76    s  Apr.  86! 


31  Jan.  7S 

20  June  79 

14  Sept.So 
I  Dec.  80 

19  Feb.  81 
25  July  82 

1  July  81 
6  Feb.  84 

15  Feb.  84 
■g  Aug.  S5 
31  Jan.  78 

12  Mar.  8 

2  Feb.  8 
29  Nov.  76 
29  Nov.  76 
18  Dec.  73 
18  June  Si 
II  Oct.  79 
31  Jan.  7S 

Mar.  80 
18  Dec.  7S 
I  July  8: 

13  Nov.  78 

21  June  So 
II  Feb.  80 

I  July  81 
18  Dec.  78 
8  Dec.  78 
18  Dec.  78 
18  Dec.  78 
31  Jan.  78 
18  Dec.  78 
18  Dec.  78 
8  Dec.  78 
18  Dtc.  78 
18  Dec.  78 
6  Apr.  79 
13  June  79 
II  Sept.76 
6  Oct.  77 
18  Dec.  78 
6  Apr.  79 
6  Apr.  79 
6  Apr.  79 
I  July  Si 

25  Jan.  77 
I  Feb.  79 

29  July  82 
21  Nov.  7y 
:i  Feb.  77 
I  July  81 
,2  Feb.  77 

26  May  80 
6  Apr.  79 
6  Aiir.  79 
6  Apr.  79 
6  Apr.  79 
I  July  81 
I  Jau.  8ij 
6  Apr.  79' 

■  2  Oct.  So 
2  Mar.  77 
25  July  78 


18  Dec.  88 
I4N0V.  S5 
25  Aug.  36 

7  --Vug.  S6 

1 3  A  W'r.  90 
29  May  91 

23  Oct.  91 

14  Sept.  92 
4  Mar.  93 

V9  Aug.  96 
,|i8  Dec.  83 

24  Jan.  87 

24  .iug,  87 
29  Nov.  S7 
20  May  88 
29  Oct.  So 
22  May  07 

8  Nov.  Si 
18  Dec.  SS 

I  Sept.Sn 

20  Dec.  36 

11  Sept.Sg 
iS  Feb.  84 
31  Aug.  87 

I  Sept.86 

9  Nov.  8S 

21  Dec.  86 
21  Dec.  86 

21  Dec.  86 
28  Apr.  87 
18  Dec.  88 

10  Jan.  89 

12  Jan.  89 
8  Feb.  Sg 
3  Mar.  89 
1  May  Sq 

25  May  87 

0  Aug.  S7I 

27  Nov.  84 

24  Dec.  84 
8  Mar.  89 

1  June  87 

6  June  87 1 

17  June  S7 
3  Apr.  S9 

25  Jan.  88 

2  Feb.  85 

18  Apr.  85 
24  Dec.  S4 

11  Feb.  SS 
T2  June  S6 

12  Feb.  88 

28  Aug.  86 

29  June  87 
I  July  87 
I  July  37 

15  Aug.  87 

22  Oct.  90 
15  May  U' 
29  -Vug.  87 

7  Apr.  87 
•  2  Mar.  88 

Oct.  S-, 


25  Sept. 

29  Sept. 

30  Sept. 
30  Sept. 
30  Sept, 
30  Sept. 

30  Sept. 
I  Oct. 

1  Oct. 
I  Oct. 
I  Oct. 

I  Oct. 
4  Oct. 
6  Oct. 

6  Ocr. 

7  Oct. 
7  Oct. 
7  Oct. 

u  Oct. 
12  Oct. 

14  Oct. 

15  Oct. 
ig  Oct, 
21  Oct. 
28  Oct. 

28  Oct. 

31  Oct. 
1  Nov. 

4  Nov. 

5  Nov. 

6  Nov. 

II  Nov. 

12  Nov. 
iS  Nov. 
1 8  Nov. 
18  Nov. 
18  Nov. 
18  Nov. 
18  Nov. 

18  Nov. 

23  Nov. 
25  Nov. 
25  Nov. 

29  Nov. 

29  Nov. 

30  Nov. 

30  Nov. 
4  Dec. 

6  Deo. 
9  Dec. 
9  Dec. 

:o  Dec. 
[2  Dec. 
[4  Dec. 

16  Dec. 

20  Dec. 

21  Dec. 

21  Dec. 
-■.I  Dec. 
.'I  Dec. 

31  Dec. 
31  Dec. 
31  Dec. 
31  Dec. 
ji  Dec. 
io  Jan. 

1 1  Jan. 

13  Jan. 
15  Jan. 
iS  Jan. 
tS  .Jan. 
20  Jan. 
io  Jan. 
20  Jan. 
2o  Jan. 
25  Jan. 

I  Feb. 

7  Feb. 
10  Feb. 
I .  Feb. 

12  Feb. 
12  Feb. 

14  Feb. 

15  Feb. 
15  Feb. 
15  Feb. 
15  Feb. 

19  Feb. 
i4  Feb. 

24  Feb. 
to  Mar. 

22  Mar. 
24  Mar. 


06 
96 

96  16  Oct.  99 

96 
96 
96 
96 
96 
96 
q6 
96 
96 
96 
96 
96 
96 
96 
06 
96 
96 
96 
96 
96 
96 
96 
96 
06 
96 


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2ndl.IEDT.  LIEU  T.|   CiPTAIB. 


PLACED  01 
*HALF  PAT 


WUliam  R.  H.  Beresford,  Jf«/or.  Welsh  Fasiliers ;  6  Aug.  79    .  July  8.    9  Dec    85|n  Mar.  97 

Charles  Douglas  Learoyd,  3T.,jor.  Royal  Engineers  1       ......        18  Dec.  78  .9  Mar.  89,24  Mar.  97 

Edmund  Scllter  Crofts,  Major.  Hampshire  Regiment     ...  ..  Aug.  80    i  July  S<  29  Aug.  86,27  Mar.  97 
JohiiAntilllIogg.-idge,iir<,>r,SouthLanca8hireRegt.(82F.)  i3Aag.79    4  Oct.   79  "  ^pr.  8,  27Mar.97i 

George  Osbaldeston  Welch.  Major.  Army  Service  Corps '       2  Aug.  S2       Dec.  88       Aor.  97, 

Frederick  HorniWow.  Major.  Army  Service  Corps    ......      ,<=  May  8,       Dec.  88       Apr.  97, 

Fred.  Chas.  Aimon  Gilpin,  Major.  Army  Ser%-ice  Corps  22  Jan.  81    -  Ju      8.    .  Dec    „S,  i  Apr.  97. 

Frederick  James  Murphy.  Major.  13  Hussars  ...............  23  July  79  ^5  ^eb    80  .3  Aug.  8,    3  Apr.  97 

Henn-  Huntlv  L«th  Malcolm,  Major.  Cameron  Highlanders    2  Jan.  79  '9  Sept.So  24  Aug.  8,,  3  Apr.  97 

Charles  James  Austruther,  Major.  ,7  Lancers .1  May  78    7  Apr.  8,    6  >,ov.  86    3  Apr.  97, 

Charles  William  Thompson,  3Iajor.  7  Dragoon  Guards  ....       =3  Jan    82    9  Mar.  87,  3  Apr.  97 

Herbert  Bethune  Patton-Bethune.  Major.  3  Hussars 22  Jan.  79  =■  J"  5  ?    -^  Apr.  87    3  Apr.  97 

Francis  Sudlow  Garratt,  Major.  6  Dragoon  Guards ,  i  May  78,2.  J    J  S      3  O"-  87'  3  Apr.  97 

Robert  Mervyn  Richardson.  Major,  14  Hussars .9  Feb.  8:    1  Ju  y  «  i^^  J^l/  88,  3  Apr.  97, 

Laurence  Gem-ge  Drummond,  Major.  Scott,  Guards  27  Sept.79    •  July  S'1'9  Dec.  88    3  Apr.  97, 

William  Henry  Birkbeck.  Major.  .  Dragoon  Guards =5  f"f- ^3  3|  1*°-  9°    I  tly  11 

Herbert  Mercer,  Major.  3  Dragoon  Guards   :3o  Jan.  .48  Apr  90    3  Apr.  9 

Stephen  Leslie  .\oriis,  Maior,  Royal  Engineers ,      ,18  Dec.  78^28  Mar.  89   4  Apr.  97 

Chas.HildjardThorntouWhitaker,J/u;oi-,yorkshireLight||      j^jj_  79  30  Apr.  79:28  Apr.  84J  7  Apr.  97 

ArScLrlesHy.Thomas'.i/a/onNiLan  i  May  78':^9  SePt.8o;.2  Feb  87!  7  Apr.  97 

Norman  Stuart  Ogilvie,  Major.  Royal  Ai-tillery  6  Apr.  79    2  Sept.87,  8  Apr.  97 

P.S.C.  Charles  Vernon  Hume,  Major.  Royal  Artillery 6  Apr.  79[^i  Sept.87:  8  Apr.  97 

Cuthbert  Edward  Goulburu,  3r,„o^  Royal  Artillery |  6  Apr.  79I21  Sept.87  8  Apr.  97 

John  Robert  Barkly  .Davidson,  Majoj;.  aoyal  ArtiUery     ....  ......       ,  6  Apr.  79  a;  |ept.87^  8  Apr.  9, 


Frederick  Macdonald  Close,  Major.  Roj'al  ArtiUery 

Percy  Henry  Euthoven,  Jfu/or.  Royal  Artillci-y  ,      • | 

Coventry  Williams,  Major.  13  Huasars '  4  Jau.  3o: 

William  Anstruther-Thomsou.  Major,  Royal  Horse  Giaards...  17  Apr.  80 


6  Apr.  79  21  Sepl.87  :4  Apr.  97 

I  July  81  24  Nov.  86  25  Apr.  97 

July  8j!3oDec.  03    i  May  97 


6  Apr.  79  21  Sept.87;i8  May  97 

.1      |io  May  82  10  Jen.  S8|i9May  97 

I30  Sept.8o!  I  July  81 , 27  Jan.  91 ,  19  May  97 

I  Sept.76  15  June86;2i  ila.r  97 

.III  May  78  30  Mar.  81,  i  Oct.  87  25  May  97 

,:      I  Sept.84'-.!o  Feb.  9525  May  97 

I  6  Apr.  79:21  Sept.871  2  Juue97 


P.B.C.  Counenay  Bourchier  Vy  vyan,  Major.  The  Buffs  .  May  78    6  Jam  80  .4  Jan.  86'  8  May  97 

Albert  Victor  Jenner,  DSO.  Major.  Rifle  Brigade     ^.   ...       19  Sept.82    2  Dec.  9     8  May  97 

Alexander  John  Godley,  Major.  Dublin  Fusiliers  (.02  F.)  ...|  ...      I  5  Aug.  86,  6  Nov.  95-  8  May  97 

Arthur  Forde  Pilsou,  Captam.  Dublin  Fusiliers  (,02  F.).  .         9  May  88  2.  Apr.  90  20  Dec.  96    8  May  97 

John  Charles  Arthington  Walker,  Major.  2  Dragoon  Guards         I  9  July  82  20  Jan   86,  .2  May  57 

Francis  Manlev  Lowe,  J[f»>r.  Royal  Artillery :       ,26  Apr.  79  21  bep. 87  ■8Ma.V97, 

p.s.c.  William  Ernest  rau-holme,fafO.J/u./or,  Roy .ArtUlery,       I  6  Apr.  79  21  Sept.87, 18  May  97 

Eustace  Guinness,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Edmund  Hy.  Hj-nman  Alleuby,  Major,  6  Dragoons  .......... 

p.s.c.  Henry  Gwynu  Dcane  Shute,  Major,  Coldstream  Gds, 

Harry  Lynch  Talbot,  Major,  Royal  Marine  ArtiUery    

Hy.  Lionel  GaUwey,  CMO.  DSO.  Major,  East  Lane.  Rcgt.. 

Godfrey  Lancaster  Beaumont,  Captain.  Royal  Marines    

John  Henry  Balguy,  Major.  Royal  Artillery    

Herbert  MuUaly,  Major,  Royal  Engineers    

Walter  Lambert,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

p.s.c.  Henry  DowrishDrake,  J/o/or,  Royal  Marine  Artillery 

Charles  L.'N.  Bishop,  Major,  Ro.yal  Marine  Artillery 

Louis  Augustus  Gordon,  Major,  Indian  Staff  tJorps  

Frederick  George  Kappey,  Major,  Royal  Marine  ArtiUery... 

Henry  Lawrence  Gardiner,  Major,  Royal  ArtiUery 

Gerald  Robert  Clark  Paul,  Major,  Army  Service  Corps 

Wilkinson  Dent  Bud,  Captain.  West  Surrey  Regiment 

p.x.c.  Harry  Chance,  J/u/or,  Royal  Artillery  

Frederic  Lewis  Nathan,  Major.  Royal  Artillery 

p.s.c.  Alexander  Ramsay  Stuart,  Major.  Royal  ArtUlery 

Wilfrid  Heron  Cummings,  Major.  Royal  ArtUlery 

George  Frederick  WiUes,  Major.  Indian  Staff  Corps ,  ;,-,,, 

Walter  Henry  Dufiiii,  Major,  Lancaster  Regiment  ,22  Jan.  79  27  Dec.  80    i  ieb. 

Charles  de  Winton,  Major.  Hampshire  Regiment n  Aug.  80    1  July  >.i  15  Apr. 


i2  Aug. 


Kenneth  Mackenzie  Foss,  Major.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Edward  Plowden  Archer  Tawney,  Major,  Royal  ArtiUery 

Archer  Lloyd  Marischal  Turner,  ifn/or,  Royal  ArtiUery  

George  Richard  Tyrell  Rundle,  Major,  Roj'al  ArtUleiy 

Henry  Edward  Fane  Goold-Adams,  Major,  Royal  ArtiUer7|      

VilUei-s  Edward  Hunt,  Major.  Yorkshire  Light  Inf.  (105  F.),       

p.».c.  Harold  A.  S.  Rarkworth,  ifu;'or.  Border  Regiment  ...'      

William  .\.C.  Cockburn,  Capfaia,  2  Dragoon  Guards S  June  87 


18  Dec.  78'3oMar.  89    3  June  97 
6  Apr.  79  21  Sept.87    6  June  97 

19  Sept.  77    I  Dec.  86  12  June  97 
I  Sept.  70' 15  June86ii4  Juue97| 

i4June77  14  June  88:14  June97i 
I  Sept. 78  31  Dec.  36'i6  June97 
3D  July  79:28  Sept.87  16  June  97 
22  Oct.  81  21  Apr.  89|i6Jun3  9; 
I  Dec.  9o|  I  Apr.  97,16  June  97 
30  July  79  I  Oct.  87,18  Juae97 
30  July  79  1  Oct.  8718  June97 
30  July  79I  I  Oct.  87|i3June97' 
30  July  79  I  Oct.  87,18  June97' 
24  June  77 ,  24  June  38  24  June  97 
■  ~"  26  June  97 1 
30  June  97 
14  June77  14  June88|  2  July  97, 
30  July  79'  I  Oct.  87!  3  July  97] 
to  July  79,  I  Oct.  87  3  July  97 
30  July  79'  1  Oct.  87 1  3  July  97 
30  July  79 1  I  Oct.  87  3  July  97 
30  Nov.  76|  10  Jan.  85  3  July  97 
30  Nov.  76  IS  Dec.  86  7  July  97 
Apr.  90    9  July  97  10  July  97 


30  July  79  I  Oct.  87  13  July  97 
78  23  Dec.  79  I  Sept.  85  17  July  97 
30  July  79'  2  Oct.  87  21  Julj-  97 
30  July  7u  12  Oct.  87  21  July  97 
i3  Dec.  76  I  Apr.  89  21  July  97 
14  Jan.  85  12  Oct.  92  21  July  97 


Samuel  V.'ellington  Lane,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

p.s.o.  Edward  Hugh  Griffith,  3Iajor,  Leicester  Regiment 

Charles  Pears  Fendall,  DSO.  Major.  Royal  Artillery 

John  Lewes,  Major.  Royal  ArtiUery    

WUham  Henrv  Hinde,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

^William  Savona,  l/a/or.  Royal  Malta  ArtiUery  -    ^  ^-    ■  ■„.      -        ,,     •  ,  ,- 

Richard  Altred  Poer  O'Shee,  Captain.  Royal  Engineers 16  Feb.  87  i6  Feb.  90  21  July  97  22  July  97 

Bryce  Stewart,  Major,  Munster  FusUiers 6  Aug.  79  '7  Apr.  3o    3  July  87  23  Ja  y  97 

Dudley  .\cland  Mills,  Jfujor,  Royal  Engineers    i3  Dec.  78    i  Apr.  89  27  Ju  y  97 

Henry  Frederick  WiUiams,  Major,  Munster  FusiUers 13  Aug.  79    7  July  So  12  Aug.  87  28  July  97 

Lewis  Loyd  Nicol.  Major,  Rifle  Brigade 22  Feb.  79  =9  June  3i    9  Mar.  90  28  July  97 

Francis  M.  H.  MarshaU,  Major,  W.  Riding  Regt.  (33  F.)  ...n  Msy  78  12  Jan.  81    6  Oct.  86  30  July  97 

WilUam  Sydney  Camming,  Major,  Royal  Marine* i  Sept. 78, 20  bept.S6, 14  Aug.  97 

Francis  JoUiffe  Raitt,  J/u/o>-,  Royal  Marines  .....    ^.  i  Sept.  79  22  Jan.  89  17  Aug.  97 

ArthurH.J.  Doyle.  J/aJoi-, Shropshire  Lightlnfantry  (8sF.)  30  Jan.  7=;  9  July  So,  i  JuneSs  iq  Aug.  97 
Francis  Montagu  Beaumont,  Major,  King's  R.  Rides  (60  F.)  ii  Aug.  80    1  July  81  17  Jan.  90  21  Aug.  97 


Richard  Harman,  DSO.  Caiitain,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Jonn  Winn,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

Sidney  Gerald  Burrard,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Thomas  Robert  Harkuess,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Julian  Arthur  Labalmoudiere,  Major.  Royal  .ArtUlery . 

John  Penrice  Langley,  Major.  Royal  AruUery    

Lionel  Forde,  Major.  Royal  ArtiUery 


25  Aug.  36  25  Aug.  97  26  Aug.  97 
6  Apr.  79  1  Apr.  89  27  Aug.  97 
6  Apr.  79!  I  Apr.  £9  31  Aug.  97 

30  July  79  25  Oct.  87  I  Sept.  97 
I30  July  7925  Oct.  37    I  Sept.  97 


1 30  July  79 
30  July  79 


John  Henry  .ibbot  Anderson,  Major,  Manchester  Regimentj u  May  78.21  June  79  12  Oct.  87    2  Sept.97 


Francis  William  Galbr.aith  Tothill,  3fB,/or,  Royal  ArtUlery         30  July  79 

Stephen  Francis  Biddulph,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  5  Sept.77  14  Nov-  79 

Eden  Vansittart,  .1fii;w,  Indian  Staff  Corps    '      10  Sept.  77 


9  Oct.  S7    I  Sept.97 
29  Oct.  87    I  Sept.  07 


29  Oct.  87  2  Sept.97 
5  Sept. 88  5  Sept.97 
10  Sept. 83  10  Sept.97 


Majo 


Frank  Lewia  Jones,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Coros 

A.rthur  William  Forbes",  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Greorge  Arthur  Welman,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corns 

Charles  William  Westbrooke  Burton,  JJ<ijor,  Indian  S.C.. 

John  ilaxwell  Carpentlale.  Major.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Maurice  Morgan  Morris,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    

i,e.c.  Colquhoun  Grant  Morrison,  Major,  i  Dragoons   

Frank  Seymour  Derham,  Majar,  East  Lane.  Regt.  (30  F.) 

Charles  Davis  Guinness,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Charles  Digby  Wallington,  Major,  Lancashire  Fusiliers 
Seorge  Osborn,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Ka.c.  George  Duff  Baker,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  
homas  Kelly  Evans  Johnston,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  ... 

Thomas  Cameron  F.  Somerville..Vti/o/\  Lancaster  Regt.... 

ffilliam  Frederick  Cockburn,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

lenry  Clarence  Grant  Taj-lor,  Major.  Royal  Artillery    ... 

lenry  Somerset  King,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

aement  Alfred  Rigby  Browne,  Major,  Royal  Engineers... 

NTilliam  Beauchamp  Stansfeltl,  3/t/yt»',  West  India  Regiment 

i^ilUani  Leonard  Addington,  Major,  We.st  Surrey  Regiment 

Jeorge  Augustus  Ivatt,  Major,  Lincolnshire  Regiment  

UTalter  Russell,  Major,  Royal  Engineers   

iFilliam  Sidney  Smith  Harvest,  Major,  Royal  Marines   

)oug]as  Gordon  Prinsep,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

sreorge  Edward  Weigall,  Major,  Royal  Artillerj-    

Stanley  Brenton  Von  Dono.p,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Ailexauder  Hamiltoo-Gordon,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Henrv  Augustus  Carleton,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Vivian  Waldegrave  Hall  Graham,  Major,  Suffolk  Regiment. 
William  James  Knorrles  Dobbin,  J/q/or,Indian  Staff  Corps. 

Charles  FuUord  Grantham,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Victor  Arthur  Couper,  Major,  Ride  Brigade 

Edward  buncombe  Heui-y  Buckley,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Hervey  Sandby  Mayhew,  Major,  Border  Regiment 

Frederick  Vaugban  Jeft'reys,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Charles  Richard  Mackey  O'Brien,  Maior,  East  Lane.  Regt. 
William  Augustus  Lane-Fox-Pitt,  Major,  Grenadier  Guards 

Louis  Samuel  Hyde  Baker,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

George  Charles  Atkinson,  Major.  Indian  Staff  Corps  

George  Daniel  Chamier,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Henry  Bradley  Roberts,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

BoTjert  George  Iremonger,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps    

Herbert  Edward  Porter,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Stephen  Flockton  Charles,  Major,  Lancashire  Fusiliers 

John  Bernard,  Major,  Royal  Marines  

Lionel  Edmund  Lushington,  Major,  DorsetshJre  Regiment 

Ernest  Townshend,  Major,  Royal  Engineers   

Philip  John  Ribton  Crampton,  Majt:  ^  Royal  Artillery 

Willinni  Yorkc  Foster,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Gilbert  Edward  Bryant,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Edmund  William  Dashwood,  Major,  Xorthumberland  Fus. 

John  Weston  Parsons  Peters,  Major,  7  Dragoon  Guards 

Edward  Joshua  Cooper,  Major,  Royal  Fusiliers 

Almond  Paul  Westlake,  DSO.  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  .. 
Wm.  I'barles  Henry  Mackintosh,  J/tz/oj-,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Son.  Rupert  Tyrwhil.t.  Major,  Royal  Artillery    

Arthur  Fuller-Acland- Hood,  Major,  Ride  Brigade 

Sausuiarez  Dobree  Shortt,  Major,  Norfolk  Regiment  (9  F.) 

Charles  Clarke,  Major,  Royal  Marines 

■WilUam  Kirk,  Major,  2  DrasroonG'iards   

Herman  James  Shelley  Landon,  Major,  Warwick  Regt.  (6F.) 
Vesey  Thomas  Bunbury,  DSO.  J/ti/or, Leicester  RegL.  (17F.) 

Robert  Franklin  Allen,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  , 

Harry  Gordon  Cotterill,  Major,  Royal  Marines 

George  Mackintosh,  Major,  Seal'orih  Highlanders  (72  F.)  ., 
Percy  Thuillicr  Westmorland,  Major,  W.  India  Regiment.. 

John  Flint,  Major,  i  Dragoon  Guards- 

Francis  Edward  Ryde,  Major,  West  India  Regiment    

Walter  Hei-vey  Besant.  Major,  Norfolk  Regiment  (9  F.)    .. 

Alfred  Stokes,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Edward  Tinker,  Major  Royal  Artillery 

James  Henry  Far&ons,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Reginald  Campbell,  Major.  South  Wales  Borderers  (24  F.) 
Montagu  Grant  Wilkinson, Ji/'f/uf,  King's  Own  Scot.  Bord... 
p.s.c.  Anthony  Thos. Philip  Hudson, Jl/o;oi-,ManchesterRegt. 
Harry  Warry  Steward,  Major.  South  Stafford  Regt.  (38  F.) 

James  Dallas,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

p.s.e.  Walter  Dally  Jones,  Major,  Wiltshire  Regiment 

James  Trevelyan  "Cotesworth,  Major,  Yorkshire  Regt.  (19P.) 
Edward  Stanley  Cnrwen  Kennedy,  Major,  West  India  Regt, 

Arthur  Hoskj-ns  Posting,  DSO.  Captain,  Irish  Rides  

Henry  Bowman,  Major  (District  Ollicer),  Royal  Artillery,., 

Arthur  Lance  TisdaU,  Major^  Royal  Artillery    

:Louis  Peile  Garden,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    

Oliver  Caton  Sherwood,  Major,  West  India  Regiment 

Cecil  Buckley  Morgan,  DSO.  Major,  West  India  Regiment 

Alfred  Rene  Henesge,  Major,  5  Dragoon  Guards 

Arthur  Cochrane  Hamilton,  Major,  0  Dragoon  Guards 

Robert  Eyre  Sullivan  Taylor,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corjis ... 

Everard  Thuillier  Gastrell,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corj^js  

W,  Wingfield  Verner  Pakenham,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Albert  Edward  Whistler,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps   

Hugh  O'Donnell,  DSO.  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  


2lld  LIEUT. 


22  Jan.  79 
II  May  78 


22  Jan.  79 


!9  June  78 
1  May  78 


II  Aug. 
13  Oct.   77 
13  Oct.   77 
13  Aug.  79 

23  Oct.   80 


10  Sept. 77  10  Sept.  83  10  Sept.  97! 

11  Sept.77  n  Sept. 33  II  Sept. 97 
II  Sept.77  II  Sept.SS  II  Sept.97 
II  Sept.77;ii  Sept.SS  II  Sept.97 
II  Sept.77' II  Sept.88  II  Sept.97 
30  July  79  21  Dec.  87  15  Sept.97 
18  JuneSi  27  Mar.  89  15  Sept.971 
21  July  80'  I  June  85  23  Sept.971 
18  i'eb.  So  19  Jan.  88  2-^  Sept.971 
28  Oct.  76  10  Oct.  86  25  Sept,  97 1 
18  Fob.  80  19  Jan.  88  28  Sept.  97! 
18  Feb.  80  2:  Jan.  88  28  Sept.97 
tS  Feb.  So  31  Jan.  38  28  Sept  97 

I  July  8t  21  May  88  29  Sept."g7 
18  Feb.  80;  I  Feb.  88:  i  Oct.  97 
iS  Feb.  So  I  Feb.  83J  i  Oct.  97 
6  Apr.  79'  1  Apr.  89  i  Oct.  97 
6  Apr.  79  I  Apr.  89  i  Oct.  97 
21  Apr.  8314  Sept.  91  ■  1  Oct.  97 
30  Mar.  81  27  June  38  4  Oct.  97 
I  Feb.  79  13  May  85!  6  Oct.  97 
6  Apr.  79  I  Apr.  8g  7  Oct.  97 
I  Sept.  79    8  Feb.  89!  8  Oct.  97 


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I  July  81 

18  Feb.  80 

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6  Apr.  79 

May  78^1 1  Sept.  80 


22  Feb. 


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13  Aug.  79 


I  Mar. 
I  Mar.  88 
I  Apr.  88 
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9  Oct.  88 
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13  Oct.  88 
6  Jan.  90 
9  Apr.  90 
I  Apr. 
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I  Apr.  89 
28  May  £7 
July  Si  16  Mar.  02 
28  Oct.  77  28  Oct.  38 
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July  81 '21  Nov.  87 1 19  Nov.  97 


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31  Jan.  80 


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18  Feb.  80 
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79!  I  July  81 
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!ii  Sept. 78 

29  Nov.  77 
^30  Nov.  77 

30  July  79 
I  July  8r 

23  Juno  Si 

1  Sept.  79 

2  Aug.  82 
12  Feb.  81 
20  Oct.  3c 

6  Apr.  79 


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20  Sept,  ' 

8  Feb. 
25  July  88 
29  Nov.  86 

I  July  87 

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9  Sept.S2'28  Aug.  89 
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I  July  Si|3o  June  87 

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18  Feb.  So]i2  May  8S 
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7  July  So  29  June  86 


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30  Jan.  78 

30  Jan.  78 
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23  June  79    2  Oct.  87 

1  July  81  r?  Dec.  87 
30  July  79    4  Apr. 

7  Aug.  78  [26  Apr,  85 
20  Mar.  80  II  Jan.  88 
4  Nov.  85  19  July  93 
3  July  89  15  Jan.  98 

2  July  84    9  Mar.  91 
iS  Feb.  80  26  June  SS 
iS  Feb.  So  26  June  88 
23  Aug.  84  19  July  93^20  Jan. 
23  Aug.  84  17  Jan.  94(20  Jan.  gSi 
It  Sept.77  23  May  SS;22  Jan.  gS! 
10  May  82  13  June  S8I22  Jan.  98) 

1  Feb.  79  23  Jan.  8g!23  Jan.  gS 

2  Mar.  78  30  Jan.  £9 '30  Jan.  98  i 
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3  Apr.  79  30  Jan.  89,30  Jan.  qT' 


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21  Nov.  97 

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I  Dec.  97 
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6  Dec.  97 
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17  Dec.  97 
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22  Dec.  97 
22  Dec.  97 
22  Dec.  97 
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75 


isTaJors. 


'zndMEUT. 

Frederick  Joseph  Blakiston  Priestley,  Major,  Indian  S.  CJ30  Jan.  78 
P'rederick  William  Pakenbjim  An?;eIo,  Major.  Indian  S.C.'3o  Jan.  78 
jK».''.  Ernest  Hiiutev  Rodwell,  Major,  Indian  St»ff  Corps ...  30  Jan.  78 
HuUion  Hare  Rattray,  Major,  Indian  Staff  CorpR 130  Jan.  78 


CAPTAIN.        MAJOH. 


(ieorpre  Bnrridce  (.'rawley,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  130  Jan,  78 

Robert  Aithur  Cole,  Maf»r,  Indian  i^taff  Corps 130  Jan.  78 

John  Rnrnard  I^lwards,  DSO.  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps... I30  Jan.  78 

Arthur  Nisbet  Carr,  Major,  Indian  Siaff  Corjis J30  Jan.  78127  Mar.  80.30  Jan 

Mordaunt  Lea  Shipley,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  I30  Jan.  7&J27  Aug.  80  50  Jan. 

William  Legh  BosweU. -^n)'"'.  Indian  Staff  Corps   '30  Jan.  78    4Sept.  80  30  Jan. 

William  Fremanilc  Cabueac.  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps   ...  30  Jan.  78'  9  Sept. 80  30  Jan. 


6  Aug.  79  30  Jan.  89  ^o  Jan.  98] 
8  Aug.  79  30  Jan.  S9  30  Jan.  96! 

13  Sept. 70(30  Jan.  ?9  30  Jan.  gS\ 
I  Jan.  SohoJan.  89  30  Jan.  gp[ 

29  Feb.  80I30  Jan.  89  30  Jan.  981 

10  Mar.  So'30  Jan.  8g  30  Jan.  98} 

11  Mar.  80J30  Jan.  89  30  Jan.  98 
"30  Jan.  os: 

30  Jan.  qS 
4Sept.  Soj^o  Jan.  89  30  Jan. 


.[30  Jan.  78 
....|a2  Jan.  79 


9  July  79 
14  Jan.  80 

28  June  go 


p.8.1-.  William  P^dwin  Bunbury,  Major,  Indian  StnffCorps.  30  Jan.  78 
Philip  Mainwarins  Carnepy.  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Charles  Henry  Kennedy,  Jl/«>r,'Rcyal  Marines  

John  Trevor  Spencer,  Major,  Esses  Regiment  (44  F.)   .. 

Georpe  Limbrey  Lvrd  Easing,  Major,  i  Dragoons |       

Gerald  Franei- Moekler.-l/rt/o/-,  Oxfordl.t.  InfantrT{52Ft.  ;i4Sept.78 

Creighton  ^^'oo(\,  Major,  Royal  Artillery I       

Richard  Krne.st  Hill,  Major,  Army  Service  Corps  

Edward  Milner,  Major,  Scots  Guards  2  Feb, 

Henry  Coape-   mith,  Captain,  Indian  Staff"  Corps 

Edmund  Alex.  Grubbe,  Majcr,  Connaught  Rangers  (94  F.) 

Febx  Frederic  Hill,  Major,  Irish  Fusiliers 

Herbert  Valentine  Ravcnscrofc,  Captain,  Manchester  Regt. 
p.f.r.  John  Sutton  Edward  Western,  Major,  Indian  S.  C.  ... 
Charles  M.  Edgeworlh  Brinkley,  Major',  4  Dragoon  Guards 

John  Davies,  Maj',,-,  lodinn  Staff  Corps    

Arthur  Hughes-Onslow,  Major,  10  Hussars 

Robt.  Cbas.  Ochiltree  Stuart,  Major,  Roval  Artdlery , 

;)..«.(■.  Noel  W.  Houssemayne  (hi  lioulay.  Major,  Royal  Art 

p.it.r.  Edw.  Maxwell  Perceval.  Major,  Royal  Artillo-y   

Henry  Siuclair  Huruc,  Major.  Rnyal  Artdlery  |       

Algernon  Montyomerie  Caulfeild.  DSO.  Major,  Bord.  Regt.        

p.g.r.  Charles  CarmichHol  Monro,  Major,  West  Surrey  Regt.  13  Aug.  79 
Percy  Rice  Mockler,  Major,  Warwickshire  Regiment  (6  F.)  22  Jan.  79 

Leonard  Sbadwel!  Blackden,  Major,  West  India  Regiment        

Henry  Wallace  Edgcome  Georges,  Major,  Indi:-:U  S.  i' !       

Usbom  Augustin  Chambeis,  Major,  SVarwick  Regt.  (6  F.) 
Edward  Vyvyan  Luke,  Major,  Royal  Marines 


}  30  Jan. 
I  30  Jan. 


Id  Sept.8ci3o  Jan. 

28  Feb.  79I J7  Julj-  89  30  Jan.  98 

1  Feb.  8c[  3  May  89  31  Jan.  gS' 
22  Dec.  8oii5  Sept.  85    2  Feb.  0 

2  Aug.  82!  I  Oct.  87'  2  Feb.  98 
S  Apr.  81  i  6  Jime  88    2  Feb.  9$ 

18  Feb.  Soils  July  88,  2  Feb.  98 
!i2  May  83:12  May  89'  s  Feb,  9S 

81*  I  Julv  81    4  May  92I  2  Feb.  981 

5  Feb.  87'2iNov.  88!  5  Feb.  98'  6  Feb.  98 

I  July  81 1  I  July  87I  8  Feb,  98 

13  Apr.  SiksJan.  851  9  Feb,  98 

19  May  92    9  Feb.  96  10  Feb.  9*^ 
Feb.  73       "  -     ~  '      "  -      - 


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29  July  8 
21  Aug.  7^ 
to  May  8j 

19  May  80 
19  May  80 


12  Feb.  89|t2  Feb.  98 
7  Mar.  881:6  Feb.  98 


16  Feb.  egUeFeb. 
4  Jan.  90  16  Feb.  gS; 
I  Aug.  8S  23  Feb.  98 
4  Aug.  88  23  Feb.  98 
19  May  80  4  Aug.  P8  23  Feb.  98 
Tg  May  80!  17  Aug,  88' 23  Feb.  98 
17  Dec.  8- 127  Mar.  S9'23  Feb.  98 
15  May  81I24  July  89I23  Feb.  98 


22  Apr.  8i|24Feb.  88 
7  Feb,  S5I  I  Apr  .94 

I26  Feb.  78I26  Feb. 89 

4  Jan.  80;  I  July  81*11  Oct.8  8 
'  I  Feb.  80  17  June  89 


George  Henry  Poynlz  Barne,  Major,  Leicester  itegt.  (17  F.)'22  Jan.  79    5  Oct,  80  19  Jan. 
William  GriiMth  Grant,  Major,  Liucoln^hiie  Regt.  (10  F.)...  n  May  78  22  Oct.   79 


1  July  81 
Feb.  79 


24  Feb.  98 

24  Feb.  98; 

26  Feb.  981 

3  Mar.  gSl 

3  Mar.  98 

9  Mar.  98; 

3  May  86  It  Mar,  9S 

23  May  36{  12  Mar.  98 

7  Jan.  88!  10  Mar.  gS 

19  Sept.8=;i23  Mar.  98 

13  Ser't.86'23  Mar.  98 

July  81I  I  July  87l23Mar.  98J 

July  81J17  Jan.  90  23  Mar.  t " 


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Oct.  83  19  Dec.  Sgj  2  Apr.  98I 

30  July  79'  7  May  89    4  Apr.  98' 

1  July  81 1 14  May  87    6  Apr.  98' 

1  July  Siirg  Oct.  87    5  Apr,  981 


So' 13  Apr.  81  [iz  July  8S    6  Apr. 


p.g.c.  Walter  Kentish  Wm.  Jenner,Jf(i/or,  9  Lancers  '16  Oct,  Ho 

Alexander  Vaughiin  Payne,  Major,  Wiltshire  Regiment    ...'30  Jan.  7S 
Reginald  Parker  Grove,  Major,  Cheshire  Regiment  (22  F.)    13  Aug.  79  27  Jan,  81 
Charles  TjTwhitt  Dawkins,  J/a/or.  Shropshire  Lt.  Infantry!  i  May  78^  i  July  81 

Edgar  Evelyn  RavenhiU,  Major,  East  Kent  Regiment  [  3  July  79! 

Evelyii  W.  Tbistiethwayte,  Mijor,  King's  Royal  Riries >tt  Aug.  80' 

p.f.c.  Goorge  Grey  Aston,  Major,  Royal  Marine  Artillery  ...j       jai  Sept.  79 

Frederick  Thomas  Henstock,  Ifa/or,  West  India  Regimentj       jisAug.  8(> 

Fred.  Drummond  Vincent  Wing,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  ...1       9  May  80 

Edward  Hamilton  Seymoiir,  Major,  Army  Ordnance  Dept.'i^  Jan.  80    i  July  81 

George  Jocelyn  Shaw,  Major,  Indian  Staff"  Corps    I   i  Apr.  78 

Andrew  Mitchell  Stuart,  Major,  Royal  Engineer.s 30  July  7917  Apr.  Sgj 

Charles  Edward  Norton,  Major,  Hoj-al  Engineers '30  July  79N7  Ai)r.  89! 

Henry  Vero  Biggs,  DSO.  Major,  Royal  Engineers   30  July  79I  3  May  89' 

Hill  Godfiey  Morgan,  DSO.  Major,  Army  Service  Corps  ...        5  Dec.  83!  5  Dec,  89I 

George  Edward  Hamnett,  Major,  Army  Service  Corps 15  Feb.  84Ji5  Feb.  90' 

John  Fowle,  Major,  2i  Lancers 22  Jan.  81 

George  Alberf.  Lade  Carew,  DSO.  Major.  7  Hussars    13 

Edmund  Merceron  Burton,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

Francis  AUix  Wilkinson.  Major,  Royal  Fusiliers  I7  F.)  n  Any 

p.i'.c.  RajTuond  N.  Rcvell  Reade,  J/((/or,  Shropshire  Lt,  Inf.  14  Jan 
Henry  Townsheud  Fleming,  Major,  Lancashire  Fus.(,2o  F.)  14  Jan 

p.s.c.  Lancelot  Edward  Kiggell,  ATa/or,  Warwick  Regt.  (6  F.)        jio  May  82 

Richd.  Cha;-,  Clement  Cox,  IT^yt/r,  InniskiUingFus,  {108  F.)  2r  June  791  S  Dec.  80 

Everard  Ernest  llanbur.v.  Major,  Scots  Guards I22  Oct.  81 

Arthur  Revell  Reade,  Maior,  Welsh  Regiment  (69  F.) 11  May  78;  6  Aug.  79 

Martin  Litchfield  Tuke,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  '30  July  79 

George  Hereward  Cardew,  Major,  Army  Service  Coi-ps   ...1       ■  9  Aug.  82 

/J. .f.c.  Gerald  Francis  Ellison,  Major,  Warwick  Regt.  (o  F,)  10  May  82 

Frederick  Hume  Uldfield,  Major,  Royal  Engineers   30  July  79 

Frederick  Archibald  Adam,  Major,  S.  Lane.  Regt.(4o  F.      14  Jan.  80    i  July  81 

p..«.c.  Louis  Wdliam  BodL*,  Major,  Royal  Scots  (t  F.)    n  M.ay  78  12  Aug,  So 

Herbert  J.  W.  M'K.  Kennedy,  Major,  Norfolk  Regt.  (9  F.)   [23  Oct.  80I   i  July  81 

Fred.  A.  Christian  Kre^cr,  Major,  Indian  Scaff  Corps  j  i  May  78    2  Oct,   78 

David  William  Purdon,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps j  i  May  78'   i  Nov.  78 

Godfrey  Beckett  Hodgson,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps    ,'  1  May  78I13  Nov.  73 

Colquhoun  G.  Roche  Thackwell,  DSO.  Major,  Indian  S.  C.       "         -        - 
Henry  Samuel  Price  Davies,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Mark  Antony  Tuiie,  Major,  Indian  Staff"  Corps 

William  David  Thomson,  Major,  Indian  Siaff  Corps 

James  Harry  ChriEtie,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps    

Philip  James  Melvil',  J/i{/or,  indiHu  Staff  Coq)s  

-Thomas  George  Johnson,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Douglas  James  Cirr  Taj'lor,  Major,  Indian  Staff  oorps  .. 

George  Steuart  Kerrich,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps    

.Tohn  Gunning  Hunter,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Henry  Fras.  Kelly  Waldron,  Major,  ludian  Staff  Corps 
Charies_Fred,  Gordon  Young^  J/a;or,  Indian  Staff  Corps 


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T  Apr.  g^Us  Mar.  gSj 

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I  May  781 2Q  Jan.  79' 
1  May  7S]  2  Mar.  79, 
I  May  7Sj  5  Mar.  79 
1  May  78  15  Mar.  79 
I  May  78(19  Apr.  79 
1  May  781  9  June  79 
I  May  78,15  June  79 
1  May  78' 19  Sept.  79 
I  May  78!  24  Sept.  79 
I  May  78;  17  Nov.  79I  i  May  Sg 
.1  May  78'  7  Jan,  80I  i  May  80 
JuUan  Henry  Young,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps   i  May  781  7  Mar,  2o|  i  May  f 


Francis  Patrick  Hutuhinscn,  3Iajor,  Indian  Staff  Corps    .  .    1  May  78'  i  Apr.  80'  i  May  Sg! 

Alexander  Hugh  Dobbs,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps i  May  78  20  May  Soi  i  MaV  8gl 

Philip  J,  Hanham  Aplin,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  i  May  78  22  May  80  i  May  89 

Arthur  Phayre,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps '  i  May  78    2  JuueSoj  i  May  So' 


3  Apr.  89(16  Apr.  981 
7  May  87113  Apr.  98 

4  May  92113  Apr.  98 

14  Apr.  86114  Apr.  gB\ 

10  May  89' :6  Apr.  98 

11  Dec.  88J17  Apr.  98 

15  July  91  18  Apr,  98 
21  May  £9  19  Apr,  98^ 
13  July  87  20  Apr.  98 
18  Sept.87]27  Apr,  98) 

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I  May  98 
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I  May  89 
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Majors. 


76 


;!nd.LIEUT  I      HEDT. 


Henry  Tcmpler,  'Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps    , 

Henry  Thomas  King",  Ma/or,  Indian  Staff  C">rps  , 

Geor','e  Stewart  Omiuaunev,  Jlajor,  Indian  Stafl"  Corps... 

Henry  Parkin,  Major,  Indian  StatI  Coros   

Herlieit  Huijli  Bobbie,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps    

William  lIarrint,'tori  I'iers,  Major,  Indi9,n  Staff  Corps 

Irton  Eardley-Wilniot,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps   .-.' 

Charles  Camden  Wiseman-Clarke,  Major,  Royal  Artillery... 

p.n.c.  Hox,  Julian  H.  George  Bvng,  Major,  lo  Hussar.^  

Thomas  Nock  Bagnall.  Major,  Eas^'i  Yorkshire  Regl.  (15  F.) 

Edward  John  Lamb,  Major,  Cheshh-e  Regiment  (22  F.) 

James  Langford  Pearse,  Major,  Shropshire  Lt.  Inf.  (53  F.)  1 

Oliver  Carltrton  Armstrong,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Fras.  Bernard  Walter  Richardson,  Major,  Indian  Staff  C. 

St.  George  Loftus  Steele,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps   ' 

George  Warder  Mitchell,  Major,  Indian  Staff  C^rps   [ 

David  Silvanus  Lewis,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps    

Charles  Le  Gendre  Justice,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  ; 

Ralph  Champneys  liroome,  Major,  Indian  Staff  C  )rps ! 

Arthur  Fountaine  Hogge,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps \ 

Herbert  James,  JLf(/^or,  Indian  Staff  Corps  \ 

Pras.  Geo.  Rodney  Ostrehan,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  ... 

Hugh  Rose,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

William  Joseph  Newell,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Ernest  James  Medley,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Percy  Maxwell  Caroendale,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

William  Giles,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Arthur  Malcubn  Lloyd,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Herbert  Sidney  George  Hall,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  ... 
Montague  Ernest  O'Donoghue,  3/a/or,Ir.dian  Staff  Corps... 
Mowbray  Townshend  Thomson,  Major,  Indian  Staff  C  irps 
Charles  Patrick  William  Pirie,  Major,  Indian  Stuff  Corps 

Ernest  Leonard  V,"right,  Major,  Indian  Staff'  Corps 

Frederick  Blundell  Mein,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

John  Charles  Ba^^il  Eastwood,  Major,  12  Lancers  

Lord  Edward  Herbert  Cecil,  DSO'.  Captain,  Grenadier  Gds. 

Arthur  George,  Major,  Provisional  Battalion 

Kenneth  Edward  Lean,  Major,  Warwickshire  Regt.  (6  F.) 

Charles  William  Moore  Lane,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Thomas  Elliott  Carte,  Major,  Rcyal  Artillery 

George  Fras.  William  St.  John,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  .... 
Hiley  Reginald  Addington,  Major,  king's  R.  Rifles  (60  F.) 
Adam  Scott-Elliot,  il/(//or,  Cameron   Highlanders  (79  F).... 

p.s.c.  William  Hely  Howes,  Captain,  Scois  Fusiliers 

Duncan  Alwyn  Macfarlane.lffljor, King's  Own  ScottishBord 

p,9.r,  William  Persse  Blood,  Caftain,  Irish  Fusiliers    

Alex.  Harry  Colvin  Birch,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

p.».c.  Henry  Ernest  Stanton,  DSO.  Captain,  Royal  Artillery 
Fred.  Charles  VV^ood  Rideoui;,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Hugh  Lionel  Custiince,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Peicy  Gerald  Walker,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Donald  Chas.  Fred.  Macintyre,  Major,  Indian  Staff  t'orps... 
Jas.  Gurwood  King-King,  Maior,  W.  Surrey  R^gt.  (2  F.).,.| 

Harry  Dixon  Grier,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Thomas  Quin,  Captain,  Indian  Staff  Corps j 

Arnold  Hy.  Grant  Kemball,  Captain,  Indian  Staff'  C  >rps  ... 
John  Walter  Graham  Talloch,  Ctfjfa'm,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

John  Lewes  Parker,  Major,  Royal  Artillery      

Harry  Francis  Holland,  Ca/^^otn,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Arthur  Boyer  H.  Northcott,  Captain,  Scots  Fusiliers  (21  F.) 
Charles  Philip  Scudamore,  DSO.  Captain,  Scots  Fus.  (21  F,) 
Ernest  Wm.  S.  King  Maconchy,  DSO.  Captain,  Indian  S.C. 
p.s.c.  Offley  B.  S.  Fairless  Shore,  Captain,  Indian  Staff  C... 
George  Fred.  Horace  Ddlon,  Captam,  Indian  Staff  Corps... 

Donald  Baker,  Captain,  Indian  Staff  C'jrps  

Douglas  Keith  E.  Hall,  Capt  lin.  Army  Service  Corps 

Arthur  Wigram  Money,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Wilfred  Ironside  Ryder,  Captain,  Indian  Staff  Corps i 

Alfred  Edward  Haig,  Captain,  Kind's  Own  Scottish  Bord....' 
Charles  E.  de  Manley  Norie,  Captain,  Indian  Staff  Corps  ... 

Robert  Montagu  Poore,  Captain,  7  Hussar.^? 

Percy  Garratt  Shewell,  Captain,  Indian  Staff  C  )rp3  

Walter  Campbell,  MVO.  Captain,  Gordon  Highlanders 

Guy  Melfort  Baldwin,  DSO.  Captaiit,  Indian  Staff  Corps  ..' 
William  Reginald  Arnold,  Captain,  Dorset  Regiment  (39  F.) 
Frederic  George  Lucas,  DSO.  Captain,  Indian  Staff  Corps   i 

George  Arthur  James  Leslie,  Capfahx,  Royal  Engineers 

Francis  Heale  Taylor,  Capfain,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

William  G.  L.  Bcynon,  DSO.  Captain,  Indian  Staff  Corps  ... 
J£on.  Charles  Granville  Bruce,  Captain.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Lambert  J.  Dopning-Hepenstal,  Major,  Royal  Engineers... 

Percy  J.  C.  Livingston,  Major,  Black  Watch  (42  F) 

George  Rosa  Cavaye,  Major,  Cameron  Highlanders. 

Wra.  Hall  Macintosh  Stewart,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  .. 

Gaston  Bouverie  Unwin,  Maj-jr,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Henry  Scutt  Turner,  Captain,  Black  Watch 

Alexander  Grant,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

William  Joseph  Goold,  Major,  West  Riding  Regt.  (76  F.)... 
Wm.  Hugh  E.  Murray,  Major,^.  Lancashire  Regt.  (Si  F). 
George  Frederick  Ottley,  Major,  Yorkshire  Lt.  Inf.  (105  F.) 

Hedley  Wright,  DSO.  Jiti/or,"  Indian  Staff  Corps  

uourtue3-  Heathcote  Stisted,  Major,  Somerset  Lt.  Inf.  (13F.) 

Steiiart  Bogle  Smith,  Major,  i  Dragoon  Guards 

Edward  Po;e  Brittan,  Major,  Royal  Marine  Artillery 


I  May  78  20  J  uly 
I  May  7S  16  Aug, 
I  May  73  4  Sept. 
I  May  78  16  Oct. 
1  May  7S  I  Oec. 
I  May  78  I  Jan. 
1  May  78  30  Apr. 

19  May 

27  Jan. 

13  Oct.  77    I  Aug. 

14  Jan.  So  I  July 
II  Aug.  80  I  July 
1 1  May  78  23  Apr. 
IE  May  78  17  May 
II  May  78  17  May 
II  May  78,  -  Jan. 
II  May  7:31  6  Mar. 
II  May  78  13  Mar. 
II  May  jSi  3  Apr. 
II  M>iy  78  14  Apr. 
II  May  78  21  Apr. 
II  May  78'  I  May 
11  May  78  2  May 
II  May  ;8  5  May 
II  May  78I28  May 
1 1  May  78 1 30  May 
II  May  781  7  Aug. 
ti  May  78!  7  Aug. 
II  Ma.v  78,14  Sept. 
II  May  78  29  Sept. 
II  May  78,  2  Nov. 
II  May  78|  8  Dec. 
n  May  78  12  May 
II  May  78'  I  July 

I       !25  Aug. 

30  Apr.  87  i5  Mar. 

j       lioSept, 

22  Feb.  79    I  July 

131  Jan. 

19  May 

19  M^y 

II  Aug.  80'  I  July 

23  Oct.  80'  I  July 
13  Aug.  79    I  July 

1  6  May 

22  Jan.  81     I  July 

27  July 

26  July 

■22  Jan.  79  I  July 
17  May  79  19  Sept 
9  July  79  t6  Oct. 
13  Aug.  79,  I  July 
10  Mar. 
25  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  Oct. 
I  July 
I  Jiil.V 

22  Oct. 

28  Jan. 
10  May 

29  July 
I  Feb. 

14  Sept. 

29  Apr. 

23  Aug. 

4  Dec. 
9  May 

28  Apr. 
25  Nov, 

5  Dec. 

30  Jan. 
5  July 

25  Aug. 
Mar. 
Feb. 


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I  May  89 
I  May  8q 
I  May  Sg 
I  May  89 
I  May  8g 
I  May  8q 
I  May  8g 
13  Oct.    83 

4  Jan.  90 

5  May  86 
7  Feb.  87 

31  Dec.  87 
II  May  89 
II  May 
II  May  89 
II  May 
II  May  8g 
II  May  89 
II  May  89 
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II  May  89 

II  May  89 

II  May  89 

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II  May  89 

8o[ii  May  89 

80;  II  May  89 

3o  II  May 

80111  May  89 

81! II  May  89 

81  II  May  89 

i^  10  June  89 

92  II  May  98 

75    I  Mar.  84 

81  29  June  87 

78  21  Sept. 87 

3o  13  Sept.  "^ 

80  22  Oct. 

81  16  Apr.  90 
81  ?.2  Oct.  90 

81  4  Oct.    ■ 

82  II  Jan. 
Si  18  Apr, 

80  1  Apr. 

81  I  Jan.  90 
22  Jan.  90 
17  May  90 

9  July  90 


23  Apr.  Si 
22  Jan.  81 


II  Aug.  80 
II  Aug.  80 
II  Aug.  80 


14  Sept.  87 


5  Feb.  87 
S  Dec.  88 


ro  Mar.  90 
5  Feb.  87 
5  Feb.  87 
4  May  87 


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I  May  98 
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I  May  98 
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1 1  May  98 
II  May  98 
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T I  May  98 
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II  May  98 
II  May 
II  May  98 

II  Ma.y  98 
II  Mav  98 
II  May  98 
11  May  93 
II  May  98 
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11  May  9d 

12  May  98 
18  May  98 
18  May  98 

1 3  May  98 
1 8  May  98 

18  May  98 
1 3  May  98 

1 9  May  98 

20  May  98 
20  May  95 
20  May  98 
20  May  98 
20  M^av  98 
20  May  98 
20  May  98 
20  May  98 


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13  Aug.  9o|2oMay  98 
'20  May  98 
20  May  98 
20  May  98 
2o  May  98 
20  May  98 
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22  Jan,  79 

23  Oct.  80 
25  May  78 
25  May  78 
31  Dec.  £7 


17  Apr.  80 
22  Jan.  79 
17  Apr.  So 
12  June  78 
I  May  78 


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:  July 
30  July 
II  July 
II  Mar. 
19  Apr. 

17  May 
30  July 

18  May 
2  Oct. 

10  Nov. 

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20  June  91 
ri  Aug. 91 
II  Aug.  91 
II  Aug.  91 
7  Oct.  91 
23  Apr.  92 
15  Sept. 92 
15  Sept.92 

28  Jan.  93 
10  May  93 

29  July  93 
I  Feb.  94 
I  Dec.  94 
I  Apr.  95 

23  Aug,  95 

22  Jan.  96 
9  May  9(1  20  May  98 
I  July  96  20  May  98 

25  Nov.  96,20  May  98 
90;  II  Jan,  97  20  May  98 
86130  Jan.  97I20  May  98 
90' 18  Mar.  97  20  May  98 
86 '25  Aug.  97  20  May  98 
87  23  Nov.  97  20  May  981 
88'  5  Feb.  98  20  May  98 
89'  5  Feb.  98  20  May  98 
38|  4  May  98  20  May  98 
7q'ii  June89  22  May  98 
81I21  Apr.  87  24  May  98 
8iJ22  Oct.  90  24  May  98 
3i  25  May  89  25  May  98 
81I25  May  89  25  May  98 
9024  May  98  25  May  gSj 
79' 21  Juneii9  26  May  98' 
81(11  Apr.  87  I  Juae9S 
80  14  May  87  5  June  98 
So;  24  Oct.  85  8  June  98 
80  12  June  89  12  June  98 
80  28  Dec.  86  14  June  9? 
82  17  Feb.  92  14  June  93 
,79' 12  Oct.  89  17  Jane  98 


77 


Majors, 


IsndLIBUT.i 


Fiennes  Henry  Crampton,  Ma/or,  Royal  Artillery 

Evelyn  Pollock,  Major,  Royarirtillefy 

Felton  Amber,  Major,  Lancashire  Fusiliers  (20  F.) '14  Jan.  80 

Leonard  ChristoplJer  Petere,  Major,  Royal  Marines    ]       

Francis  C.  K.  Hunter,  Major,  South  Wales  Bordrs.  (24  F.)   |  2  July  79  14  I^^C-  So 
Knox  Edward  Han-is,  Major,  Dorsetshire  Regiment  (39  F.)  n  Aug.  80    i  J"!y  ^^ 

Hilaro  William  WcUesIey  Barlow,  Mnjor,  Royal  Artillery...  j       19  May  80 

William  Reginald  Wallwjn  James,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  |       19  May  80 

Alexander  Villiers  Briscoe,  J/((/o)-,  Royal  Ariillery  1       10  May  80 

Francis  Richard  Lovebnnd,  Mtiior,  West  Inriia  Regiment... '33  Feb.  38    2  Dec. 

Arthur  E.  Aveling  Butcher,  Major,  Royal  Artillery... I       

Edward  Hughes  Hemming,  Major,  Royal  Enuineers 
William  Morgan  Hodder,  Major,  Royal  Engineers    ... 

Arthur  Lyons  Carroll,  Major,  Royal  Artiileri,' 

Charles  Henry  Stiverd  Vurey.  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Henry  Thornton  Laming,  Major,  18  Hussars 

Hugh  Huleatt,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

p.s.c.  James  Eales'Caunter,  Major,  Lancashire  Fus.  (20F.)  30  Jan.  78 

p.g.c.  Norm.an  William  CuthViertson,  Major,  Black  Watch 

Richard  Woodforde  Deane,  Major,  Lancashire  Fus.  (20  F.)  23  Apr.  Si 
Robert  Smelton  Maclagan,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Walter  Goring,  Major,  3  Hussars  

Norman  Burrow?,  Capfaiti,  S-uith  Wales  Borderers 17  Jan.  91 

Henry  Theodore  Hawkins,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Henry  Kellett  Harley,  DSO.  Captahi,  7  Hussars 16  July  90 

/j.-^.c-HubertL  W.Hamilton, 2>-VO.itf(7;W,W.SurreyRegt.{2F.)  u  Aug.  80 

Hugh  Walter  George  Campbell,  J/fjo/',  hp.RoyalFus.  (7  F.>]       

Douglas  James  Hamilton,  Major,  Irish  Guards !i4  Jan.  8^ 

John  G.  Wolri^e-Gordoo,  Major,  A.  &  S.  Highlanders 22  Jan.  71 

William  Fry,  Major,  West  Yorkshire  Regiment  (14  F.) u  May  78 

Edward  Walter  Blunt,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Arthur  Ludovic  Mole.swor'th,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Wilfrid  I,ionel  Brook-Smith,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

John  Marshall  Burt.  Major,  Royal  .^Jti'llery 

Clement  Henry  Milward,  Major,  Royal  Artillery   

Mossom  Archibald  Boyd,  Major,  Royal  Engineers    

Charles  Henry  Ashhurst,  Major,  Sussex  Regiment   

Arthur  Bruce  Chamberlin,  Major  {District  Officer),  R.  Art... 
Hugh  Richard  Tulnell,  3/<//o/-," Gloucester  Regiment  (61  F.) 

Charles  Dickson  King,  Major,  Ruyal  Artillery 

p.f.e.  Archibalil  Paris,  Major,  Uoyal  Marine  Artillery 

Edm.  Somen'illc  Forestier  Walker,  Mnjor,  Royal  Artillery 

D'Arcy  Brownlow  Preston,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

George  Willoughhy  Smith  Fryer,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Granville  Henry  Loch,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Walter  Edmund  Kerrich,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Henry  Arthur  Bethell,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    

Frederick  John  Angell,3fu)(»*,  Army  Ordnance  Department  32  Jan. 

Robert  William  M.  Blake,  Major,  Sects  Fusiliers  (21  F.) 4  Dec. 

p.s.c.  Rowan  H.  Lee  Warner,  Major,  Army  Service  Corps 

William  Robert  Hilliard,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Graham  D'Arcy  Anderson,  Major,  h.p.  Rjyal  Marines  .... 
Harald  George  Carlos  SwH.Vne,  Major,  Royal  Engineers... 

Matthew  Nathan,  CMG, Major,  Royal  Enoineers  , 

Edward  Sylvester  Gilluian,  Major,  Hoath  Wales  Brdrs 5  Oct.  78 

;».«.e.  Granville  Roland  Fras.  Smith,  3i'o/or,  Coldstream  Gds.  n  Aug.  So 

Charles  Philip  Martel,  Major,  Rojal  Artillery 

Charle-<  Stuart  Meeres,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    

John  George  Erskino  Wynne,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Charles  Ernest  English,  jlfny'or,  Ri^yal  .Ai-tiUery 

^Villiam  Freme  Coleman,  Af<(7or,  Suffolk  Regiment  (12  F.)  23  Apr.  81 

Robert  Dawson,  Major,  West  Surrey  Regiment  (2  F.)    

Hon.  William  Lyonei  Vine.  Major,  Durham  Light  Infantry  14  Jan.  80 

Leonard  George  Watkios,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Richard  WooUfield  Fuller,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Ernest  A.  Gartside-Tippingci/ti/or.  Royal  Artillery 

George  Ralph  Collier  Westropp,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps)  4  Sept.  78 

Henry  A.  F.  C.  F.  S.  Greville,  Major,  iS  Hussars , 

George  BeresfordLempriere,-V(//o>-,  Middlesex  Regt.  (77  F.)'-!  June  79 

Michael  Alfred  Colin  Huggins,  Major,  Royal  Marines I       

Henry  Peter  King-Sal ter.  Major,  Ride  Brigade Is^  Jan.  S: 

Harold  Daniel  Edm.  Parsons,  Major.  West  Surrey  Regt.  ...        

Alexander  Willia-n  Taylor,  Major,  West  Surrey  Regiment. I       

Charles  Arthur  Andrew  Frederick,  Maior,  Coldstream  Gds.  jo  Mar.  Si 

Hon,  William.  Larabton,  Major,  Coldstream  Guards     

Sidney  Mercer  Renny,  Major,  Rc>yal  Ai-tillery    

Frank  Ernest  Jolmson,  Major,  Roj-al  Artillery j       

Thos.  Roger  Arundel  Gazer  Montgomery,  Major,  Indian  ) 
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AVm.  Harry  Derville  Rich.  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 1  5  Oct.  78 

Alexander  Clement  O'Douuell,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps...  i  5  Oct.  78 

Robert  Southey,  Major,  Iiulian  Staff  Corps    '14  .Tan.  80 

Clement  John  Malcolm  tieighum,  3f(i/ot*,  West  York  Regt.    4  Dec.  78 

William  Waudby  Griffin,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Fitzroy  Tufton  Holt  Scott,  Major,  Royal  Marines 

William  Hor^man  Goldfinch,  Vapfui/,  ilanchester  Regt. 
Charles  Moorehead  Hamilton.  Major.  Bedfordsliire  Regt. 
Randall  Charles  Anuesley  Howe,  Major,  York  &  Lane.  Regt.  ig  Oct. 

Henry  Browse  Scaife,  Major,  Sussex  Resiment    '23  Oct, 

Charles  John  Markham,  Major,  King's  Roj-al  Rifles  |       

Valentine  George  Whitla,  Major,  3  Hussars    

W^illiam  Waugh  Taylor  Duhan,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Gunning  Morehead  Campbel!,  M"jor,  Roj-al  Marine  Art 


27  July  80  15  Feb. 

27  July  80  15  Feb.  89  30  Sept.gS 

23  Apr.  So    5  Oct.  89'  5  Oct.  98J 

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1  July  Si  14  Jan.  91    5  Oct.  98' 

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I  May  93'  5  Oct.  98    6  Oct.  98 

5  Oct.  78'i2  Apr.  79    6  July  S7  12  Oct.  98, 

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Maioi'b. 


7S 


Alexander  Hugh  Cowie,  Major,  Roval  Engineers    ... 
o.t.c.  Albert  E.  W.  Cor/ni  Gleichen,  CMG.  Major,  Crren.  Gels. 

ffiUiam  Markhatn  Dcyne,  Major,  21  Lancers 

y.s.c.  Arthur  Benj,  Norton  Churchill,  Jfa/oj-.  Royal  Artiilei*y 
iViniam  Fleetwood  Nash.  Major,  Border  Regiment  (34  F.).. 
Arthur  Brace  Dunsterville,  Major^  i^ast  Surrey  Rest.  Ui  F.] 

Malcolm  Stewart  Riach,  Major,  Cameron  Highlanders 

William  John  ('hessh^Te  Butler,  Major,  6  Di-agoon  Guards 
Hy.  Howard  Bedingfeld,  Major,  Devonshire  Regt.  (11  .) 
Herbert  Rhys  Lloyd,  Major,  Somersetshu-e  Light  Infantry 

John  Mosse,  Major,  Leicestershire  Regiment  (17  F.) 

Percy  Bourdillon  Smithe,  Maior,  \Vest  Riding  Regt.  (76  F.) 

Prank  Henry  Eadon,  Major,  2\  Lancers 

Vrthur  Robert  Austen,, l/(//or,  Shropshire  Light  Inf.  (85  F.) 
j.s.c.  Alex.  Beamish  Hamilton,  Captain,  K.  O.  Scot.  Brdrs... 

Uon.  Everard  Baring,  Major,  10  Hussars" 

J.s.c.  David  Henderson,  C«/)^a(»,  Argyll &Sthrld.  Highlndrs. 

o.s.c.  Douglas  Haig,  Major,  7  Hussars  

o.s.c.  Stan'ey  Bird,  Major,  Royal  Fusiliers   

J.s.c.  Thnmjjson  Capper,  Capfuin,  Ea-t  Lancashire  Regt.  ... 

Vrthur  Blewitt,  Major,  King's  Royal  Rifles    

Harry  Nei)tune  Sargent,  Major,  Army  Service  Corps     

o.i.c.  AVilliam  Frederick  Walter,  Jlfa/oj-,  Lane.  Fuij^iliers 

A.lexander  James  King,  Captain,  Lancashire  Regiment 

Kdgar  Edwin  Bernard,  Major,  Army  Service  Corps     

Edw.  Charles  James  Willia-rs,  Major,  East  Kent  Regt. 

I'.c.r.  Oswald  Henry  I'edley,  Captain,  Connauffht  Rangers 
Hon.  Andrew  David  Murray,  Captain,  Cameron  Highlndrs 

Joseph  John  Asser,  Captain,  Dorsetshire  Re'jiment 

■}.s.c.  Hugh  Gregory  Fitton,  DSO,  Captain,  Berkshire  Regt. 
Harry  Gerald  Keith ilatchett,  rip^aiH,Connaught  Rangers. 
Tames  Kiero  Watson,  DSO.  Capfain,  Kinej's  Royai  Rifles  .. 
Edward  Alexander  Stanton,  Captain,  Oxford-hire  Lt.  Inf.-. 

Ernest  Berdoe  Wilkinson,  Captain,  Lincolnshire  Regt 

Godfrey  E-tcourt  Matthews,  Captam,  Royal  Marines  

Malcolm  Peake,  CMG.  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

William  Horsley  Persse,  Jdajor,  2  Dragoon  Guards  

'ecil  Henry  de  Rougernont,  jWtTy'or,  Royal  Artillerj',.. , 

Douglas  Wilfred  Churcher,  Captain,  Irish  Fusilier;^  (87  F.) 

Art)iur  George  Dwyer,  Captain,  Bast  Surrey  Regiment 

Conrad  Hdward  Grant  Blunt,  Captain,  Army  Service  Corps; 

George  Hjiud-'ock  Thesiger,  Captain,  Rifle  Brigade 

Edmund  Guy  Tulloch  Bainbridtre,  Captain,  East  Kent  Regt 
James  Reynolds  Maxwell  Marsh,  Ca;j^uit,  Lincoln  Re<?t.  ... 
Francis  Alfred  l-.itrle.  Captain,  Warwickshire  Regt.  (6  F.)... 

John  Cam]d.)ell,  Captain,  Cameron  Highlanders  (79  F.) 

Carj'l  J.  Rumsden,  Captain,  Sealorth  Highlanders  (7s  F.)... 
Wdiiam  Kerr  M'Clintock,  Major,  Berkshire  Regiment  {6C  F.) 
Reynell  H.  Bayiey  Taylor,  Jlajor,  Army  Ordnance  Deptmt. 

George  Camphell,  Major,  Liverpool  Regimeut  

Frank  Wm.M'Tier  Bunny,  Major,  Array  Ordnance  Depart. 

Charles  John  Corfield,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

James  Clint' ai  HoUway,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Frederick  Acton  Lambart  Powell,  Major,  Royal  Artillery... 

Hon.  Cecil  Edward  Bingham,  Major,  i  Life  Guards 

Harold  Maxwell  Greufell,  Captain,  i  Life  Guards 

Edward  Bickford,  Major,  Royal  Artillery   

Henry  Blaikie  Brown'low,  ilfa/or.  Royal  Artillery 

Mon,  Robert  French,  Major,  Gloucestershire  Regt.  (61  F.) 

William  Price  Drury,  Major,  Royal  Marines 

.\rthur  Bayard  Elton,  Major,  Yorkshire  Regiment  (tq  P.)... 
FrederickArthur  Hayden,  Major,  West  Riding  Retriment 
Arthur  Wh.^'te  Melville  Wilson,  Major,  West  Intlia  Regt. ... 
Francis  Mucnamam  Aitken,  Major.  A.  k  S.  Highlanders... 

p.f.c.  Reginald  John  Pinney,  Major,  Royal  Fusdiers 

Wilfred  Edward  Rowe,  Major,  West  Kent  Regiment  (50  F.) 

Sir  Henry  Blyth  Hill,  Bart.,  Captain,  Irish  Fusiliers   

Stapleton  Lynch  Cotton,  Major,  Liverpool  Regiment 

Herbert  Russell  Blyth,  Major,  Warwickshire  Regiment  ... 
Gerald  Neill  Prendergasi,  il/(i/Vo-,  King's  R.  Rifles  (60  F.)... 
p.s.c.  John  Wyndham  Geo.  Dawkins,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 
James  Albert  Recks,  Major,  Derbyshire  Regiment  (45  F.) 

Claude  de  Courcy  Hamilton,  Major,  Royal  Artilleiy 

Robert  George  Strange,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Percy  Eyre  Francis  Hobljs,  Major,  Army  Service  Corps  ... 

Arthur  John  MuUins,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

William  Frederic  Parker,"  iUa/fr,  Rifle  Brigade 

ji.s.c.  Arthur  W.  Geo.  Lowry  Cole,  Major,  Welsh  Fusiliers  .. 
Mountifort  John  Couitnay  Lon£rfield,'Jl/'(7/oj-,  2  Mfe  Guards 
Osbert  Montague  Roche  Thackwell,  Major,  R.  Engineers... 
Edward  Fitzgerald  Brereton,  Major,  Northampton  Regt.... 

Robert  Joseph  Cooke,  Major,  Cheshire  Regiment  

Ralph  Leslie  Sandwith,  Major,  Leicestershire  Regt.  (17  F.) 

Robert  Black  Fell,  Major,  Scottish  Rifles  {26  F.) 

Charles  John  Stanton,  J/ayor,  Royal  Fusiliers 

Reginald  Dennis  Burlton,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Frederick  Herbert  Yate,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Cori)s 

George  Henry  John  Moore,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

James  Wm.  Caldwell  Hutchinscn,  Major,  Inti.  Staff  Coq^s 

Walter  Ernest  Phillips,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Leonard  Wdkinson  Cleveland  Kerrich,  Major,  Indian  S.  C. 

Nowell  Sherston  Swanson,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Henry  Fredk.  Tucker  Macartney,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Piers  Richard  Legh,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 


22  Jan.  81 
Jan.  81 


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5  Feb.  87 

13  Aug.  7Q 

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3  Aug.  79 
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79 


Majors. 


?ndLIKUT.I      LIBUT. 


William  Anson  Tliompson,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

('banes  Irwin  Fry,  Major,  Indian  Statl'Corps 

I'rank  Herbert  Hancock,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Geo.  P'red.  (/hevenix-Treucli  '.Maj-ir,  U.S.  List  Indian  S.C. 
l{ali)h  Woodchurch  Shera.  J.  Jfa/o*-,  Indian  Staff  Corps  ... 
Reginald  Edward  Trahern*  Bray,  Major,  Berkshire  Root. 
Raymond  Hy.  Raymond  Smytliies,  Major,  S.  Lane.  Regt. 
Ralph  Francis  Xavier  M'Geough  Bond,  Major,  R.  Artillery 
Montf?omery  Launeelot  Carleton,  Major,  Royal  Artillery... 
Kdpar  Garston  Harrison,  DSO.  Caphiiii,  West  Ridint;  Regt. 
p.n.c.  Ed.  Mabbott  Woodward,  Cuyy^«/!?,  Leicestershire  Re^t. 
Charles  Heary  Uvedale  I'rice,  DSO.  Captain,  Indian  S.  C. 
AVdliam  Cross  Barratf,  TiSO.  Capfaiv,  Indian  Staff  Corps... 
Herbert  Henr>-  Anstin,  DSO.  Captain,  Royal  Engineers    ... 

Edward  Dongrlas  Brown,  Major,  14  Hussars   

Jas.  A.  Gordon  DrtimiuondHay,  Major,  Coldstream  Gds. 
Cecd  Francis  Harrison,  Major^'K.  Yorkshire  Regt.  (t=  F.) 
Henry  D'Alton  Harkness,  Jf«/or,  Welsh  Regiment  169  F.)... 
Arthur  William  Howard  Tripp,  J/«;(;j',  Liverpool  Regiment 

p.t.c.  Richard  John  .Strache.y,  i/u;or.  Rifle  Brigade 

Reginald  Hoare.  Major.  4  Hussars 

p.s.r.  Frederick  Stanley  Maude,  Major.  Coldstream  Guards 
Skipton  Hill  Climo,  DSO.  Captain,  Indian  Staff  Corps  ... 
Henry  Du  Buisson,  Major,  Lincolnshire  Regiment  (10  F.) 
.lames  Corbet  Yale,  3/(yoc,  We^tYorkslire  Regiment  (14  F.) 

Thomas  Townley  Macan,  Major,  Scottish  Rifles  

Frederick  Wylhe.  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Edward  Samuel  Dasbwood  (.'rowther.  Major,  R.  Murines  ... 

Sydney  George  I'A-eritt,  Maior,  Welsh  Fusiliers  (23  F.) 

Edward  Jame.s  Tickell,  DSO.  Major,  14  Hussars  

Allan  Vesey  Ussher,  Major,  Scottish  Rifles 

James  .Stewart,  Major,  Uoyal  Engineers  

Robert  Arundel  Ke'iT  Montgomerj',  Major,  Royal  Artillery 
Edward  Algernon  D'A.  Thomas,  ^Major,  Worcester  Regt.... 
Alau  Maokenzie-l'endrill,  Major,  N.  Stafford  Regt.  (64  F.) 
ilerwakl  R.  Wigram,  Major,  K.  O.  Scottish  Bordrs.  (25  F.) 
Alfred  Granville  Balfour,  Major.  Highland  Light  Inf.  (74  F.) 
.Vii-  Horace  W.  M'Mahon.B.ir^.ftSO.Ca;)/. Welsh  Fu8.(23  F.) 
George  Edward  Begbie,  Capl.  Highland  Light  Inf.  (71  F.) 
Charles  Mncpheison  Dobell,  Captain,  Welsh  Fusiliers  (23  F.) 

p.K.r.  Archibald  Crawford,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Percy  de  Sausinsrcz  Burney,  Major.'Royal  Artillery 

Charles  Hnll,  Major,  Cor.naught  Rangers   

Charles  William  Bowlhy,  Major,  Connaught  Rangers 

Arthur  Binny  Scott,  Major,  Roval  Artillery   

Anthony  Hurt  Wolley-lJod,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Nesbitt  Breillat  Hefteruau,  .l/n/or,  Ro.val  Artillery   

Herbert  Edward  Watts,  Major,  West  Yorkshire  Regiment... 
p.s.c.  Edward  Montagu,  iiajor,  Suffolk  Regiment  (12  F.)... 
Osmond  0.  Le  Marchant,  Mjjor,  Sussex  Regiment  (35  F.) 

Hugh  H.  M.  O'Grady,  Major.  Sussex  Regiment  (35  F.) 

Edw.DurourePickard  Cambridge,lfa;'or,Bedfordshire  Regt. 
p.f.o.  Richard  Cyril  Byrne  Haking,.1/(!;or,Hamp9hire  Regt. 
Bertram  Witherby.  Major,  Yorkshire  Lt.  Infantry  (51  F.)... 
Basil  St.  John  Le  Miirehrtiit,  CB.  Major.Weat  Riding  Regt. 
Conyngham  Richd.  Cecil  Elli^,  Major,  Scottish  Rilles  (26F.) 

Godfrey  Massy  Vere  Hunt,  Major!  Army  Service  Corps 

William  Moore  Lane,  Major,  Royal  Artilleri' 

Harold  Hampden  Rich,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

p.f.c.  James  Ridgeway  Dyas,  Major,  Warwickshire  Regt.... 

John  Edward  Capijer,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Charles  Edward  Baddeley,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Sidney  Selden  Long,  Major,  Army  Service  Corps    

George  Arthur  French,  Major,  Army  Sen'ice  Corps    

Murray  William  Joseph  Ed'ye,  Major,  Army  Ser\-iee  Corps. 
Edw  ard  Francis  John  Blitkeney,  J/n/o^^Army  Service  Corps 
Thomas  Davis,  Major,  Coast  Battalion  Royal  Engineers  ... 
James  London,  Major,  Coast  Battalion  Roval  Engineers  ... 

•Edward  Savona,  Major,  Royal  Malta  Artillery 

*Henry  Alexander  Biilbi,  Major,  Royal  Malta  Artillery  

Ernest  Henry  Samuel  Twyl'ird,  l/a;o)%Scotti»h  Rifles  "(90 F.) 

Peter  Eden  Dixon,  Major,  Roval  Engineers 

Cecd  Walford  Trine,  Major,  Leinster  Regiment  

Ralph  Anstruther  Henderson,  Major,  Manchester  Regiment 

Cecil  Hill,  Major.  Royal  Engineers 

Charles  T.^Tell  Shipley,  Major,  Roval  Fnsihers  

Edward  Turner,  Major  (District  Officer),  Royal  Artillery 

?>.».o.  Victor  Semini,  Major,  Leicester  Regiment    

Alfred  Purcell  Longfleld,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Charles  Leonard  Cotton,  Major,  3  Dragoon  Guards 

p.i.e.  Francis  Richard  Mannsell,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Clinton  Grant  Hensbaw,  Major.  Royal  Artiilery    

ji.t.c  Herman  Witsius  Gore  liraham,  DSO.  Maj'cr,  5  Lancers 
p.».c.  John  MacNeil  Walter,  Major,  Devonshire  Regiment... 
Gerald  Mack.ay  Mackenzie,  Major,  Inniskilling  Fusiliers  ... 
p.t.c.  William  John  Bonus,  Major,  Dorsetshire  Regiment ... 
Frank  William  M'Tier  Bunny,  Major,  Berkshire  Regiment 
p.s.c.G.  Deriug  Remington  Williams,  Major,  Berkshire  R^t. 

Edward  Spencer  Meredith,  Major,  Royal  Engineers    

Henry  Roger  Crompton-Roberts,  Major,  Grenadier  Guards 
William  Charles  C:ox,  Major,  Somersetshire  Light  lufautrj' 

Augustus  Theodore  Baker,  Major,  Roval  Artdlery  

Ricardo  Dartnell  Petrie,  Major,  Royal' Engineers" 

Thomas  Edwin  Scott,  DSO.' Captain,  Indian  Staff  Corps 


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26  July  81  26  Jan.  90  25  Jan.  99 
23  May  851  I  Feb.  92  25  Jan.  99 
9  Sept.SzjiS  May  9225  Jan.  991 
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5  Dec.  83'  5  Dec.  94^5  Jan.  99I 

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II  May  78',  I  Nov.  79'  i  Aug.  86  4  Feb.  99 
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II  Feb.  88 
25  May  78 
13  Aug.  79 
23  Oct.  80 
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22  Jan.  81 


22  Jan.  81 
19  Feli.  81 


I  July  8iji2  Aug.  91 
30  Jan.  86lioMav  93 

6  Feb.  84I23  Aug.  95 
II  July  89,11  Feb.  99 
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27  Deo.  80 
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22  Feb.  99 
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22  Feb.  90 
17  Apr.  90 

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4  Sept.  89  28  Feb.  99 
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I  Aug.  88 
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20  June  85 
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20  Oct.  86    I  Apr.  96 

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Majors. 


80 


:  F.). 


Henry  K'hvard  Xajner,  Majors  Chesliire  Regiment  ( 

Frederick  Temple  Cole,  Major,  Royal  ArlJlery 

Skerrett  Kdn'ard  Geori^e  Lawless,  Major,  Royal  Artillery... 

Hugh  Whitchurch  Perry,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Reonell  J'ercv-Smith,  3/a;o^.  Royal  Artillery 

Robert  Cattley  Carr,  Major,  Rojal  Artillery  

Charles  Henry  Cowie,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

p.s.c.  James  Edward  Edmonds,  Major,  Royal  Ensineerd   .. 

George  Lamb,  Major,  Leinster  Regiment 

Herhert  William  Liddell  Holman,  Major,  Royal  Marines  .. 

Frederick  John  Stewart  Cleeve,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Charles  Edward  Coghill.  Majur,  Royal  Artillerj- 

Koland  Martin  Ryne,  Major,  Royal  Marines   

Frederick  Al'Iver  R'-ome,  Major,  South  Lancashire  Regt... 

John  Sanctuary  Nicho'son,  DSO.  Major,  7  Hussars , 

George  Staunton,  Major,  Gordon  Highlanders  

William  Eden  Stobarr,  Major.  5  Dragoon  Guards    

Hugh  Foitescue  Coleridge,  Major,  North  Lancashii'e  Regt, 
George  Victor  Dauglish,  Major,  East  Kent  Regt.  (3  F.)  ... 

William  Ross  Moitun,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Herbert  Stewart  M'Cance  Stanuell,  Major,  Scots  Fusiliers 

William  Hugh  Hunter,  Major,  Seaforth  Highlanders 

Henry  Arthur  Merewether,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps   .... 
Son.  Harold  William  Addington,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  . 
Arch.  Douglas  Grabam  Shelle.v,  Major,  R.  Engineers    .... 
Herbert  Montgomery  Camphefl,  Major,  Roii'al  Artillery  . 
Ludlow  Tonson  Bowles,  Mujor,  East  Surrey  Re^t.  (31  F.) 

Francis  Glanville,  DSO.  Major,  Royal  Engineers    

David  George  Levinse  Shaw,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  . 

Herbert  Slessor,  Major,  Rr>yal  Mfirine  Artdlery 

GeraldJames  Cuthbert,  Major,  Scots  Guards    

Baden  Fletcher  Smyth  Baden-Fowell,  Major,  Scots  Guards 
Cecil  Foster  Seymour  Vandeleur,  DSO.  Major,  Irish  Guards 
AlexanderWhitelaw  Thorneycroft.a/^T/or,  Scots  Fvi.*.  (zi  F.) 

Aubrey  Hamilton  Cox,  Major,  Royal  Marine  Artillery   

John  Strachey,  J/a/or,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Thomas  L.  W.  Lucas,  Major,  Welsh  Regiment  (41  F.)  

Albert  Sandeman  T\  ndale-Biscoe,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  .. 

Ralph  Henry  Carr-Eltison.  il/(7/ar,  I  Dragoons      

William  ^Montague  Elbe,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

KennethMackenzieDrummoiid,Jf«;or,LeinsterRegt.{ic9F.) 

William  Arthur  Robinson,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

^.8.c.  Thos.  Leth bridge  Napier  Morland,  C'api.  K.  R.  Rities.... 

Edward  Clavell  ThrJng,  Vuptain,  Army  Service  Corps   

Herbert  Hoare,  Major.  5  Dragoon  Guards    

Percival  Spearman  Wilkinson, lf(y'(^r,NortliiiniberlandFus. 

Walter  Graham  Murray,  Captain,  3  Hussars 

Guy  Fremantle,  Captain,  Coldstream  Guards 

Pat)-ick  Moir  Byres,  Captain,  i  Dragoon  Guards    

Richard  Stuart  Alexander,  Afajor,  Indian  Staff  Corps    

HenryTuftonGodden,OSO.jl/(/;or,BedfordshireRejt.(i6F.) 

Charles  Blakeway  Little,  .V(i;/o7', Somerset  Lt. Inf.  (13F.) 

William  Pearson  Davison,  Major,  Irish  Fusiliers  {87  F.)  ... 

Harry  William  Ralph  Ricardo,  Major,  17  Lancers 

p.s.c.  Francis  John  Da  vies,  Major,  Grenadier  Guards 

Arthur  Hope  Van  Strauljeuzee,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  ... 
Robert  Dunbar  Sinclair-Wemyss,  Major,  Gordon  Hlndra.... 

George  Russell  Tod,  Major,  S-aforth  Highlanders   

Alfred  Capel-Cure,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Robert  Cooper,  Major,  7  Dragoon  liuards 

Edward  AlVert  Bramhall,  Maj.r,  Army  Service  Corps  

p.fi  c.  Edmund  Ranald  Owen  Ladlow,  Ua/or,  Army  Service  > 

Corps i 

Francis  William  Dawson,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Richard  Pasley  Colomb,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Edouard  Percy  Cranwill  Girouard,  DSO.  Capt.  R.  Engineers 

Thursby  Hy.  Ei-nest  Dauncsy,  Major,  6  Dragoons 

William  Paul  Anderson,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

George  Clavell  Mansel,  Jfuj or,  Durham  Lt.  Infantry  (68  F.) 

Reginald  Mandeville  Rodwell,  ^/.j/or,  Royal  Artillery.. 

Klij's  William  Walton,  Major,  Royal  Engineers    

P-s.c,  Lewis  Conway-Gordon,  Major,  Royal  Mirine Artillery 

Henry  Vincent  Bailey,  .l/'a/or,  5  L  incers  

George  Herbert  Well'er,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Harry  John  Bremner,  Major,  Indian  Stuff  Corps 

George  Patrick  Rinken,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

JohaMarchism  Fleming,  3/<i/o/-,  Indian  St^tfCrirps  

Wilham  Wilson  Battiscomhe,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  ... 
Wm.  Anuesley  Burton  Dennys,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

John  Lampen,  Jfq/oi-,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

William  Hugh  Dobbie,  Major,  In  lian  Staff  Corps 

John  Vans  Agnew,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps     

Thomas  Hall  Plumer,  Major.  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Edward  Alexander  KettleA-ell.  Major.  Indian  Staff  Corps  .. 
Charles  Grant  Franco  Edwards,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
James  Robert  Danlop-Sniith,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Cjrps  .. 
Reginald  Homjh  Light,  Major,  In  lian  Staff  Corps    

I  Frederick  Wilham  Repton,  iZ-yor,  Inilijn  StaffCirns 
Rolland  Frederick  Hart  Anderson,  Jifn/or,  Indian  Staff  Corp-^ 
Edw.  Charles  Wm.  Mickenzie-Kennedy,  3/"/o)-,  Indian  S.  C 
Lindsay  Sherwood  Newmarch.  Major.  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
James  Herbert  Smith,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 


2ndLIBDT.        LIKUT.  CA.PTAIN 


25- 


22  Jan.  3i 

14  Jan.  80 

22  Jan.  79 
2  7  Jan.  81 

?2  Feb.  79  I 
Aug.  80  I 
7  June  79 

July 
^  June 

23  Oct.   80    9  Apr. 
26  July 

21  June  79  29  Apr. 
I  Sept 

10  May 
29  J  uly 
6  Feb.  09  2j  May 

22  Feb.  79I  I  -I  uly 

I  I  Se,*t. 

2  July  79119  Feb. 
13  July  78  II  Feb. 

......        26  July 

22  Nov. 

26  July 

22  Oct. 

15  Feb. 

23  Aug. 

I  Sept. 

23  May 

28  Apr. 

30  Jan.  89  23  May 
II  Feb.  8d[i7  Apr. 

23  Oct.  8g  19  Aug. 
9  July  79I  I  July 

13  Aug.  79  29  Apr. 

23  Oct.  80    I  July 

Oct.   80    I  July 

28  Jan. 

14  May 

30  July 

80    I  July 

I  July 

26  July 

29  Aug. 

29  Aug. 


I  PLACED  OS 
I  HALF  PUT. 


May 
Feb. 
.Feb. 
23  Feo. 
23  Feb. 
23  Feb. 
23  Feb. 

26  July 
I  July 
I  Feb. 

J3  Feb. 

23  Feb. 

1  Sept, 

27  Jan. 
6  Feb. 

1  July 
10  Mht. 

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26  July 

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:i  Mar. 

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23  Feb. 
26  '   ' 


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23  Oct. 


23  July 
23  July 
28  July 

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3  Aug. 
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3  Aug. 
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3  Au„. 
3  Aug. 
3  Aug. 
3  Aug. 
3  Aug, 
3  Aug. 
3  Aug, 


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I  Oct.  8g 
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I  Oct.    S9 

I  Oct.  89 
I  Oct.  89 

1 7  Dec.  8g 

18  Jan.  ao 
14  Aug.  87 
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I  Oct.  89 

I  Oct.  89 

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23  Jan.  91 
18  Jan.  88 

24  Aug  87 
I  July  87 
I  Nov.  87 

25  Jan.  go 

23  Jan.  87 
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9  Oct.  bg 
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18  Oct.   eg 

14  Dec.  87 

19  Apr.  Qo 

21  June  90 
t2  June  91 

24  May  91 

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23  Aug.  93 


WUloughby  Thuillier,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Alfred  Ernest  Stuart  Searle,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Edward  James  Carter,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Lewis  Ernest  Cooper,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps    

Kdmimd  Boteler  Burton,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

George  Francis  Rowcroft,  B.S'O.  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

William  Prior,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Marl;  Ancrum  Kerr,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Arthur  Robertson  BrowTiiug,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Anthony  Beale,  Major,  In  iian  Staff  Corps    

John  Russell  Colquhonn  Colvin.  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
William  James  Richard  Wickham,  J/n  lor,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Henry  George  Sutton,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Mark  Ralph  Payne  Aulaiu,  Major,  Dublin  Fut-ilicrs    ... 
John  Francis  Shepparc',  Major,  Dublin  Fusiliers  (103  Y  , 

Robert  Intdi*  Forbes,  Major,  Hampshire  Regiment 22  Jan.  Si 

Henry  BedeU  Stanford,  !\[ajar.  Royal  Artillery   

John  Joseph  MacMahon,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Evelyn  Linzee  Engleheari,  Major,  Welsh  Fusiliers  (23  F.) 

Edward  Frore  Mnrriott,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

George  Ramsay  Elliot,  Major,  Seaforth  Highlanders  (7S  F.)  22  Jan.  81 

Thoruas  Wm.  (iuv  Bryan,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

p.».c.  William  Ev.  Ivn  O'Lcary,  Major,  Irish  Rides 22  Jan.  8j 

Thomas  Souter,  ,l/(//o/-,  L'ameron  Hi-^ldanders 

Henry  Pownall  Kirkpatrick,  Major,  16  Lancers 

jj.s.c.  Louis  Hay  Ducrot,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Cyril  Charles  Sankey,  Mu/or,  Royal  Artillery 

Arthur  M.  Bulkeley  Jones.  Major,  20  Hussars  

Bernard  Francis  Drake,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    

Arthur  Guetave  Vincent,  Major,  Royal  .Marines  

Charles  Aug.  Mustpratt-WiUiams,  Major,  Royal  Artdlery.. 

Charles  William  Richarilson,  M'l/or,  Royal  Artillery 

Charles  Darracott  Scott,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

John  Alder  Burdon,  Captain,  Cameron  Highlanders  

Camborne  Haweis  Paynter,  Major,  6  Dragoons  

Charles  Louis  Gordon,  Major,  Royal  Marines   

Bernard  Russell  Dietz,  Major,  7  Dragoon  Guards    

William  John  Daniell  Dundee,  Majjr,  Royal  Engineers  .., 

Arthur  Lewis  Caldwell,  Major.  Army  Service  Corps 

Charles  Wallis  King,  Jfu/or,  Army  Service  C  irps 

Edward  Thornton  Kuttanshaw,  Major,  Army  Serv.  Corps 

Herbert  Rowett  Henry  Jack,  Majoi ,  Army  Service  Corps... 

Duncan  Webb,  Major,  Army  Service  Corps  

Alexander  William  Roper,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

Edward  Charles  B  irllett  Roe,  Major,  Royal  Marines 

Herbert  de  Touffreville  Phillips,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  ... 

Melville  Walker,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Samuel  C.  Chelwode  Towusend,  Captain,  Royal  Artdlery 

Arthur  Handley,  Major,  Rn.val  Artillery 

Lewis  Jones,  Maior,  Royal  Engineers  

James  Bdwiu  O'Hora  Hamilton,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Shafto  Longfield  Crastcr.  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

jti.s.c.  Gerard  Moore  Heath,  Maior,  Royal  Engmeers  

Fr,ancis  John  Fowler,  DSO.  Captain,  Indian  Staff  Corps  .. 

Michael  Joseph  Tighe,  BSO.  Captain,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Landon  Dealtry  Jackson,  Mijur,  Royal  Artillery 

Charles  Curling  Melvill,  Major,  Manchester  Regt.  (63  F.) 

Arthur  V.  Hanning  Vaughan-Lee,  Major,  R.  Horse  Guards 

George  John  EUicombe.  Major,  Devonshire  Regt.  (ii  F.)... 

Francis  Slater  Picot,  Major,  Wiltshire  Regiment  (99  F.)  ... 

Svdnev  BelSeld,  Ma-or,  Koyal  Artillery 

Percy  Henry  Sloe,  Major.  Royal  Artilleiy  

Herbert  Algernon  Breudon,  Major.  Royal  Artillery    

Robert  Austen  Vignc,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    

George  Warren  Bxddulph,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Victor  Frederick  Wm.  Augustus  Paget,  Major,  Royal  Art. 

p.s.c.  John  Francis  Cadell,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

John  Browning  Harrison  Askwith,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Arthur  Graham  Johnson,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

ji.s.c.  John  Ramsav  Frederick  Sladen,  Major,  E.York.  Regt.  14  Jan.  80 

Frederic  Charles  Shaw,  Major,  Derbyshire  Regiment 

Stanley  Charles  Gough,  Major,  Indian  Sufl  Corps 11  Oct.  79 

Edward  Witham,  Major,  20  Hussars 16  Mar.  87 

James  Francis  Erskine,  Major,  Scots  Guards   

William  Eliot  Peyton,  DSO.  Major,  15  Husssirs 18  June  87 

William  Dutton  Bnrrard,  Major.  Royal  Artillery 

Ivone  Kirkpatrick,  Major,  South  Staffordshire  Regiment   23001.  80 

Robert  Burton  I'agc,  Major,  Lancashire  Fusiliers  (20  F.) 

■p.t.e.  Oliver  S.Wood  Nugent,  i3S0.1fu.;oi-,  King's  R.Rifles         

p.s.c.  Hon.  Frederick  Gordon,  Major,  Gordon  Highlanders  22  Jan.  81 

Edward  Peter  Strickland,  JD.S'O.  Captain,  Norfolk  Regt.  ...  10  Nov.  88 

Charles  J.  Lloyd  D.aviiison,  Jfa;ar,Inuiskilling  Fus.  (27  F.)  13  Aug.  79 

.lohn  David  Jones  Bishop,  Major.  Gloucester  Regiment...  14  Jan.  80 

Robert  Arthur  Godwin-Austen,  Major,  Dorset  Regt.  (54  F.)        

/>..«.(■.  Francis  Arthur  Molony,  Major.  Royal  Engineers 

William  Du  Cane  Luard.  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

p.K.c.  Edward  Thornton  Tiiyior,  Major,  Cheshire  Regiment       

F.dmund  Graham  Snow,  Major,  North  Staffordshire  Regt 

Herbert  Southey  Neville  White,  Major,  Roy.il  Marines 

WilUam  Gurdon,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Alexander  Donald  Chatters  Pond,  Major,  Indian  Staff  C.     t  Nov.  79 

William  George  Ranger  Cordue,  Major,  Royal  Engineers       

John  Dutton  Hopton,  Major,  Highland  Light  Infantry 13  Aug.  79 


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26  July  8 
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25  Oct.  9 
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26  July  81 
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22  Feb.  82 
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Majors. 


26 


Thomas  Bowman  Nowlan,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Maldion  B.yron  Bicknell,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Philip  Henry  Marcus  Doreliill,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  .... 

John  H.  Verinder  Crowe,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    

James  Moleswurth  Wade,  J/'yor,  Royal  Engineers  , 

Kendal  PrctymHn  Apthorp,  Major,  Irish  Regiment    

Charles  John  Fisher, -1/a/or,  Royal  Artillery  

p.s.c.  Man.  Herbert  A.  Lawrence,  Major,  17  Lancers 

Guy  Aadouin  Carleton,  Major,  Lancaster  Regiment 

Alfred  Edmund  Marchant,*C.5.,  Mojor,  Royal  Marines  .. 
Claude  Cambridge  Tennant,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  ., 

Anthony  Holbeche  Short.  3/a/or,  Koyal  Artillen.'  

Jonas  Hamilton  Da  Boulay  Travers,  Maj.  S.  "Wales  Bords.  2 

Thomas  St.  Clair  Davidson,  Major,  Leinster  Regiment 

Henry  West  Hodgson,  Major,  15  Hussars 

^.s.e. 'Cecil  Stanley  Owen  Monck,  Jfo/o/-,  Colds'ream  Gds. 
William  Col'|uhoun  Grant  M'Grigor,  Major,  Scots  Guards 

Arthur  Reade  Braid,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

George  Marcus  Yunge-Bateman,  Major,  Royal  Artillery... 
Charles  Ernest  Edward  Curtoys,  Ma)or,  Royal  Marines  ... 

William  Kelty  M'Leod,  Major,  Royal  Ai-tiliery  

Guy  de  Hemez  Smith,  Captain,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Clement  Maitland  Edwards,  Major,  AVorcester  Regiment  j 
Robert  Cotton  Mr n<^v,  Major,  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry... 
Reginald  L'E.  M'Kerrell,  Major,  Argyll  &,  Suthld.  Hldrs. 

James  Deane.  Major,  Black  Watch    

John  Richard  Hall,  Major,  Coldstream  Guards    

Thomas  Irvine,  Major,  Argyll  &  Sutherland  Highlanders 

I   Arthur  Mackintosh  Balfour,  Major,  Ruyal  Artillery 

Cecil  F.  N.  Macready,  Major,  Gordon  Highlanders   

Bernard  Rowland  Wanl,  Major,  Roya?  Engineers  

Henn.'  Cecil  Fetre,  Major,  Ritle  Brigade 

p.s.c.  John  Leathley  Armitage,  Major,  Inniskillin^  Fus. ... 
Richard  George  Tyndall  Brierht,  C'\iptai>i,  RiHe  Brigade  ... 
Charles  Vesey  Humphiys,  Major,  West  Riding  Regiment 

Arthur  John  Breakey,  Major,  Royal  Artillery- 

Francis  Buchanan  Johnstone,  Major,  Royal  ArtUlerj-  

Charles  Hammond  Hutchinson,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  ■- 

Sherwood  D>ghton  Browne,  Major,' R'^ya.l  Artillery 

Graeme  Sym  Duffus,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Edward  Francis  Woodfurd,  Major,  York  .t  Lane.  Regt.  ... 

William  Robert  Stewart,  Ma/or,  Hoyal  Engineers 

Edward  Florance  Hobl.\-n,  Major,  Royal  Artillerj-  

James  Walker  Ormiston,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Geortre  Cecil  Dowell,  Major,  Royal  Aitdlery 

Hugh  Saudham  Jeudwine,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Herbert  Edward  Bruce  Lnne,  Moiur,  Royal  Artilleiy   

Downward  Percival  Lea  Birch,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Charles  Toler  M'Murragh  Kavanagh.  Major,  lo  Hussars... 

Henry  Law  Acland  Jenkinson,  Major,  Rojal  Artillery 

p.it.c.  Leonard  Julius  Shadwell.  Major,  Suffolk  Regiment 
Frederick  Brydges  Major  Henniker,  Major,  King's  R.  Rif. 
Reginald  Stuuley  Hunter-Blair,  Major,  Gordon  Highrs.  ... 

Slade  Thomson," Jfujor,  Gordon  Highlanders   

James  Foster  Riddell,  Major,  Northumberland  Fusiliers.. 

George  Sapte  Hosge,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

p.fi.c.  Herbert  Ralph  Bniiider,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps... 

Charles  Davidson,  Major,  ludianrStaff  Corps  

Harvey  Welman,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

David  Montgomery  Thompson,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

George  Murray,  Majjr,  Indian  Staff  Corns   ' 

Robert  Theodore  Crowther,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Charles  Ernest  .Mardall,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Douglas  Craven  Phillott,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Arthur  Vincent  Hatch,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Cirps 

James  William  Cowley,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

William  Rutherford  Little,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Coi-ps  

Ai'thur  Edward  Aitken,  Major,  Indian  Staff'  Corjis 

Fi-auk  .Tames  Brook  Campbell,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Hugh  David  M'Intvre,  Ma/or,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Willoughby  Brooking  Mulling,  Major,  Inrlian  Siaff  Corps 

Clement  George  Parsons,  Major,  ludian  St-aff  Corps... 

Herbert  Vauchan  Cox,  Major,  Indian  Stjiff  Corps  

Francis  William  John  Cauifeild,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Alured  Barkly  Dcnne,  Major,  Royal  Ai'tillery  

Haliord  Claude  Vaughan  Harrison.  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Charles  Treror  Ca'ilfeild,  Major,  Royal  Artdlery 

John  Unett  Coates,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    

Arthur  Herbert  Hussey,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Hans  Stannard  White,  Major,  Roval  Artillery 

Gilbert  Sutherland  M'Dowell  Elliot.  Major,  R.  Engineers 
Autoine  Dominique  Thorne,  Major,  Lancaster  Regiment... 

Charles  Godby,  Major,  Royal  Engineers j 

William  Heur>-  Salmon.  Major,  King's  Royal  Rides  I 

Herbert  Coka\-ne  Frith.  Major,  Somerset  Light  Iutant'-y...i 
Wilfred  George  Howard  Marshall,  Major,  Grenadier  Gds.i 

Lionel  Combe,  Major,  Scottish  Rifles    

Frederick  Gardner  Bradley,  Ma/or,  Indian  Staff  Corps  ...13= 

Thomas  Hugh  Smith,  Major,  ludian  Staff  Corps...- !3' 

Charles  Henry  Maciatire  Hitchins.  Major,  Ind.  Staff  Corps  31 
George  Frederick  Dashwood  Hamilton,  J/a/ar, Indian  S.C.^i 

Richard  AVapshare,  Major,  Indian  Staff'  Corps j 

Edward  Ross  Hartigan,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Cordis I 

Mansel  Travers  Shewen,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  i 


?3  Apr. 


Jan,  So 

Nov.  79 
Jan.  81 
Feb.  89 


Dec.  88 
May  7^ 
Apr.  81 
Aug.  79 


Jan.  81 


Oct.  79 
June  9: 


4  Jan.  8c 


Aug.  So 
Jan.  80 
Jan.  80 
Jan.  80 
Jan.  80 
Jan.  80 
Jan.  80 
Jan.  So 
Jan.  80 
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Jan.  80 
Jan.  80 
Jan.  80 
Jan.  So 
Jan.  80 
Jan.  80 
Jan.  80 
Jan.  So 
Jan.  So 


Oct,  80 


Jan.  So' 
Jan.  80 
Jan.  80 
Jan.  So 


26  July  81 
22  Feb.  82 
22  Feb.  82 
22  Feb.  82 

25  July  82 
1  July  81 

22  Feb.  82 

10  May  82 

I  July  Si 

I  Sept.81 

I  Julv  Si 

22  Feb.  82 

1  July  81 
19  Dec.  83 

2  Mar.  gi 

23  Aug.  84 
5  Dec.  S3 

26  July  81 
22  Feb,  82 

I  Sept.82 
J2  Feb.  83 
14  Jan.  91 
1  July  81 
I  July  Si 
I  July  81 

0  Mar,  S3 
ii  Dec.  84 

1  July  8t 
22  Feb.  82 
22  Oct.  Sr 
25  July  82 

9  Sept.S.; 

i  Ju.y  Si 
»o  Feb.  95 

9  Sept.  32 
22  Feb.  82 
22  Feb.  82 
22  Feb.  82 
22  Feb.  82 

27  June  82 
I  July  81 

1  Oct.  82 
22  Feb.  82 
22  Feb.  82 
22  Feb.  82 
22  Feb.  82 
25  July  82 
25  July  82 

e  Feb.  84 

25  July  82 
29  July  82 

27  Jan.  83 

22  Oct.  81 
9  Sept.S2 
r  July  81 

26  Sept. 80 

2  Oct.  8c 
I  Dec.  80 

28  Apr.  81 
.5  May  81 

I  July  81 
X  Julv  81 
I  July  Si 
I  July  81 
I  July  81 
I  July  81 
1  July  81 
1  July  81 
I  July  8 1 
I  July  81 
1  July  81 
1  July  81 
I  July  81 
I  July  8 1 
.^5  July  82: 
25  July  82 
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25  July  82 
25  July  82 
I  Oct.  82' 
I  July  81  i 

1  Oct.  82' 
9  Sept. 82; 

28  Jan.  82 

23  Aug.  84 
,10  Mar.  83 
23  Aug.  80 

2  Feb.  81 

3  Mar.  81 
I  July  81 
1  Feb.  80 
I  Feb.  So 
I  Feb.  80 


1  Apr.  90    7  Nov.  99 

2  Apr.  90!  7  Nov.  99 
5  Apr.  9o|  7  Nov.  99 

17  Apr.  90  13  Nov.  99 
15  Jan.  c,i'i5Nov.99 
23  July  88  iS  Nov.  99 
21  Anr.  90  22  Nov.  99 

25  Feb.  92I25  Nov.  99 
21  May  88  26  Nov.  99 

1  Aug.  90  26  Nov.  99 

26  Nov.  90J27  Nov.  99 
30  Apr.  901 29  Nov.  Q9 
25  Feb.  89  29  Nov.  99 

2  Jan.  90  29  Nov.  99 


10  July  95 
28  Aug.  95 
23  May  96 

6  May  90 
12  May  90 
iS  July  92 
20  May  90 

8  Dec.  99 
i^  Nov.  86 

i  July  87 

S  Mar.  89 

5  June  90 
19  Nov.  95 

1  May  89 

22  May  go 
4  ilar.  gi 

15  Jan.  91 
I  Dec.  Qi 

17  Oct.  8S 

16  Dec.  99 

19  Sept.Sy 

25  Apr.  90 

23  May  90 
I  Aug.  90 
I  Sept. 90 

10  Jan.  91 
I  Aug.  88 

15  Jan.  91 

30  Apr.  90 

12  May  90 

31  Dec.  90 
I  Jan.  91 

13  Feb.  91 

26  Feb.Cgi 
I  Feb.  90 

25  Jan.  91 
25  Sept. 89 

20  Nov.  9^ 

1  Sept.91 
8  Apr.  92 

18  Nov.  89 

14  Jan.  91 
14  Jan.  91 
14  Jan.  91 
14  Jan.  91 
14  Jan.  91 
14  Jan.  91 
14  Jan.  91 
14  Jan.  91 
14  Jan.  91 

I14  Jan.  gi 
'14  Jan.  91 
1 14  Jan.  91 
14  Jan.  gi 
'i;  Jan.  91 
1 14  Jan.  91 
14  Jan.  91 
I  [4  Jan.  91 
1 14  Jan.  91 
14  Jan.  91 

3  June  91 
TO  Feb.  91 
10  Feb.  gt 
13  Feb.  91 

28  Feo.  91 
J I  Mar.  91 

16  Fen.  91 

2  Oct.  S3 

4  May  91 

6  May  91 
23  Sept.87 
23  Jan.  96 

29  Apr.  92 
31  Jan.  91 
31  Jan.  91 
31  Jan.  91 
3r  Jan.  gi 

I  Feb.  9 


PLA.UKD  ox 
HALP   PA.T, 


29  Nov.  99 

1  Dec.  99 
4  Dec.  99 

4  Dec.  99 

5  Dec.  99 
7  Dec.  99 
9  Dec.  99 
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2  Dec.  99 
2  Dec.  99 
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2  Dec,  99 

3  Dec.  99 

3  Dec.  99 

4  Dec.  99 

5  Dec.  99 

6  Dec.  99 

7  Dec.  99 

7  Dec.  99 

8  Pec.  99 
8  Dec.  99 
8  Dec.  99 
8  Dec.  99 
8  Dec.  99 

:8  Dec.  99 
23  Dec.  99 
I  Jan.  00 
3  Jan.  00 
3  Jan.  00 
3  Jan.  00 
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3  Jan.  00 

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83 


Majors, 


ITerbert  Alexander  Kave  Jenuin^rs,  Major,  R.  Artillery  ... 

Hu;^h  Robert  Adair,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Robert  Crawford  Stevenson,  Mawr,  Royal  Artillery 

Jame.s  Henry  Gideon,  Major,  Lanca'^hire  Fusiliers 

Lewis  Edward  Morrice,  Major,  Warvviok.-thire  Regiment... 

Robert  St.  (Jlair  Lf^cky,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Arthur  Davidson  Yoimir,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Algernon  D'Aguilar  Kinir,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

p.it.c.  Arthur  William  Gav,  Major,  Rtival  Artillery 

WiJliam  Charles  Alfre.l  RudcUffe,  MaJor,  Koyal  Artillery 

Rut;^ell  Diinmore  Gul>tuns.  Mnjnr,  Royal  Artillerj'    

Henry  Hugh  Butler,  Major,  R  tval  Artillery 

Robert  Fanshawe  Vox,  Major,  Royal  .\iti!lery 

Edivard  Henrv  Cox,  Major.  Royal  Fusiliers 

John  f>ne-^t  Bush,  Major,  Durham  Lii^ht  Infantry(io6  F.) 

Llewellyn  Humfficys  Parry,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

M)wbray  Taylor,  Major   Royal  Artillery    

Bertram  Percy  I'lnt^'l,  Major,  17  Lancerd    

David  Augustus  Hailes,  Major.  Royal  Murines 

Evelyn  Rivers  Henry  Josias  Cloetf^,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 
p.g.c.  William  AUeyne  Macbean,  Major.  Royal  Artillery  .. 

Charles  Cunliffe  O.ven,  Major,  Royal  Aitill-iry 

Richard  William  Breeks,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

George  Frederick  Herbert.  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Algernon  Hamilton  Stannus  GotT,  Major,  Koyal  ArtUlery 

James  B=irklev,  Major,  Royal  Artillery     

Henry  Mincbin  Fcrrar.  Major,  Roynl  Artillery 

Arthur  Rice  Knox,  Major,  Roynl  Artillery 

Philiu  Kasson  Gray,  Major.  Roval  Artillery 

John  Emerson  Wharton  Headlaui,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Edmund  Per'^eval  ^rnith.  Major.  Royal  Artillery     

William  Henr>-  Onslow,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

John  Gordon  Geddes,  Major,  R  )yal  Artillery 

Alexander  Lnmond  Walker.  Major.  Royal  Artillery    

Henry  Cunliffe  W:lliams-Wynn,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 
Moil.  Francis  Richard  BingUum,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 
Lochinvar  Alex.  Chas.  Gordon,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  .... 

Hector  Corbyu,  M'ljor,  Royal  Artillerv  ., 

Lawrence  George  Frank  'iordon.  Major,  Royal  Aitdlery.. 

Herbert  Guthrie  Smith.  Major,  Royal  Artillery   

Henry  George  Sandiiands.  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Stephen  Lusbin  'ton.  M-jnr,  Koyal  Artillery     

Charles  Hopewell  Ford,  Major.  Royal  Artillery   

Harry  Norton  Schofield,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    

Henri  Montgomery  ''ampbell.  Major,  Royal  Artillery  ... 

lloger  Casement,  Major.  Royal  Artillery. 

John  Philip  Du  Cane',  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Charles  Willmm  Gwynn,  DSO.  Captain,  Royal  Engineers 
Geo.  Walter  Wrey  Savile.  Major,  Middlesex  Regt,  (77  F.) 
George  No.vlan  Monro,  Major,  Worcestershire  Regiment.. 


2nd  LIEUT.        LIKUT.  CAPTAIW.   \      WAJOB. 


I  Feb.  00 
I  Feb.  00 
I  Feb. 
3  Feb.  00 
3  Feb.  00 
3  Feb.  00 
3  Feb, 
3  Feb.  00 
3  Feb.  00 
3  Feb.  00 
3  Feb.  o3 
3  Feb.  00 
3  Feb.  00 


H4LP  PAT 


2j  July  82J22  July  91 
25  July  82  j  25  July  91 
25  July  S;,25  July  91 
22  Oct.  8i|3i  July  9c 
14  May  841  1  Dec.  90 
25  July  82.  3  June  91 
25  July  22(3o  July  91 
zS  July  8?  23  Sept. 91 

I  Oct.  82]  I  Oct.  91 

1  Oct.  t2|  7  Oct.  91 

I  Oct.  32  22  Oct.  91 

1  Oct.  Zi\  1  X0V.91 

I  Oct.  82  4  Nov.  91 
12  Nov.  84 1 15  Mar.  92'  3  Feb.  co 
23  Oct.  8o|  I  July  81  17  Apr.  89I  7  Feb.  00 
25  July  Z-i  3  Sept.  91  j  7  Feb.  00 
25  July  Zt  23  Sept  91  7  Feb,  on 
29  Aug.  85    I  Jan.  95J  8  Feb.  00 

I  Sepi.S2    8  gept.gjjio  Feb.  00 

1  Oct.  3?  4  Nov.  91!  13  Feb.  00 
14  Feb.  83 '  4  Nov.  91  \  13  Feb.  00 
14  Feb.  8;,  23  Nov.  91113  Feb.  00 
14  Feb.  83  30  Nov.  91  13  Feb.  od 
14  Feb.  83  2  Dec.  91  u  Feb.  00 
H4  Feb.  83  27  Jan.  9?  13  Feb, 

14  Feb.  83  I  FeP.  92  13  Feb.  00 
|i4  Feb.  83  3  Mar.  ^Ji^  Feb. 
,28  Mar.  83  79  Mar.  92  13  Feb.  00 
J26  Juue83  19  Mar.  921  13  Feb.  00 

28  July  83  23  Mar  92  13  Feb.  00 

I28  July  83|i3  May  92  13  Feb.  00 
I28  July  83  18  May  92  13  Fob.  co 
28  July  83  ■'.^  July  92  13  Feb,  00 
28  July  83  10  Aug.  92  13  Feb.  00 
28  July  83  to  Aug.  92  13  Feb.  00 
28  July  83  15  Aug.  92  13  Feb.  00 
28  July  83  I  Oct.  92  13  Feb.  00 
28  July  S3  14  Dec.  92  13  Feb.  00 
I  Aug.  83  10  Jan.  93  13  Feb.  00 

15  Feb.  84  10  Jan,  93  13  Feb.  00 
15  Feb.  S4  18  Jan.  93' 13  Feb.  00 
15  Feb.  84  19  Jan.  93'i3  Feb,  00 

"  ■     "      I  Feb.  93!  13  Feb.  00 

I  Feb.  93'  13  Feb.  00 

I  Feb.  931 13  Feb.  00 

I  Mar.  93  13  Feb.  c» 

4  Mar.  03  14  Feb.  00 

15  Feb.  00  16  Feb,  00 

14  June 87]  17  Feb.  00 

17  Feb.  00 

7  Feb.  00 


Feb.  84 
15  Fei).  S4 
i:  Feb.  84 
15  Feb.  84 
15  Feb.  84 

15  Feb.  89  15  Feb.  92 
6  Aug,  79' ^5  Mar.  80 

16  Feb.  78  26  Feb.  81  17  Oct. 
Oct.  81 1  1  Apr. 


Louis  St.  Clair  Nicholson,  Major,  Liverpool  Regiment 
Robert  Uavenp  jrt  Vizard,  Major,  Mancbe.-ter  Regt.  (63  F.)  '23  Apr.  81 
Cyril  Henry  L'ighJames.-V.i/or, Northumberland  Fusiliers 
p  s.c.  Edw.Severin  Heard, -l/<i;"or, Northumberland  Fusiliers 
William  Albert  Willmott,  Ma, or,  Northumberland  Fuailiere 
Douglas  Sapte,  Major,  Northumberland  Fusiliers  {5  F.)... 
Clinton  Cortlandt  Anderson,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  ... 

John  Wallace  Pringle,  Major,  Royal  Engineers    

Chas.  Newman  Evelegb,  Major,  Duke  of  (Jorn wall's  Lt.  Inf.  tg  Feb.  81 

James  Wilson  Fraser,  Major,  Cheshire  Regiment  

Arthur  Steuart  Palmer,  Major,  York  and  Lancaster  Regt 
Stuart  Peter  Rolt,  jif.j/"oj-,  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment 
Carleton  Hooper  Morrison  Kirkwuod,  Major,  Wilts  Regt. 

Henry  Broadmead,  Major.  Essex  Regiment  (44  F.)  122  Jan.  8t]  i  July  3i|  6  July  87I23  Feb.  00 

Charles  Gerard  Barton,  Major,  Lanraster  Re;;iment , '2^  Jan.  3il  i  July  81  26  June89J23  Feb.  03 

Ernet-t  Herbert  John  Reay,"J/"«^or,  Wiltshire  Regiment   ...^       1 22  Oct.   3i[  4  June  90124  Feb.  00 

>>,. V.P.Harry  O.  Devereux  Hickman. 3/((/or,Inni!rkilling  Fus.  14  Jan.  80  i  July  81  28  Aug.  8g  25  Feb.  00 
Caarles  Arnulph  S.  Montgoni-ery,  Maiur,\:.tinxu  Stiff  Corps  25  Feb.  80    9  June  8125  Feb.  91  25  Feb.  00 

Edward  Leigh  Holloway,  J/d/oi-,  India-i  Staff  Corps  '25  Feb.  3o    i  July  81  25  Feb.  91  25  Feb.  00 

Donatus  Jas.  ThomondO'Brien,  JTu /or,  Indian  St>iffCorps  25  Feb.  So  i  July  81  25  Feb.  Qi  25  Feb.  00 
Archibald  Havrksley  Rutherford,  Major,  Dublin  Fusiliers  J22  Jan.  81  i  July  8:  4  Mar.  9i'25  Feb.  00 
Mull,  Algernon  Hy.Chas.Hanburv-Tracy,Gi/j/.  R.  Horse  G.  28  Dec.  92  18  Apr.  94  24  Feb.  oo'25  Feb.  00 

Godfrey  Leicp-^ter  Hibber  ,  Major,  Lancaster  Regiment... |       1  6  Feb.  84  19  Aug.  91  27  Feb.  00 

Denis  James  Birt m,  Major,  Ox:brdshire  Light  Infantry... 122  Jan.  81    i  July  81  23  Jan.  92(27  Feb.  00 


I  Julj'  8i!io  Apr.  89'i7  Feb.  00 
9  Sept. 82 1 15  June 91 '17  Feb.  00 
10  Mar.  8r  11  May  92'  17  Feb.  00 
25  Aug.  S3'23  Mav  92)17  Feb.  00 
9  May  8^  24  Oct.  92  17  Feb.  00 
18  Feb.  80!  18  Feb.  91  18  Feb,  00 
14  Feb.  Si!  ^  -^*y  9Mf8  Feb.  oo 
I  July  8i|i4  Aug.  89!i9  Feb.  00 
9  Sept.  82  13  Juae  88J21  Feb.  00 
10  May  82  12  Feb.  90  21  Feb.  00 
30  Jan.  84  23  Apr.  90*21  Feb.  00 
14  June  82  18  Jan.  38122  Feb.  00 


5  Dec.  83  22  Jan.  90I28  Feb.  00 
25  Aug.  8  3' 23  Apr.  90J  I  Mar.  00 
14  Feb.  83  12  June  911  1  Mar.  00 

I  Sept.  82  28  Sept.  92    I  Mar.  00 

29  Aug.  85  26  Oct.  92'  2  Mar.  00 

8  Junes?!  8  May  89  22  Dec.  94'   3  Mar.  00 


DonaldGuyPrenderffast.  JLftf>»-,  S.I-inca-thireR'Sgt.lSjF.) 

Rupert  Stewart.  Major,  Uuke  of  Cornwall's  L^ght  Infantry 

Herbert  Vaughan  Kent,  Major,  Royal  Engine-rs 

Charles  Newsham  Trotman,  Major,  Royjl  Marines    . 

James  George  Fair,  M  'jor,  21  Lancers 

Hepworth  Arthur  Hill,  Major,  West  India  Regiment. 

Edward  Silver  Strickland,  3/(f/-5r,  Dublin  Fusdiers  jig  Feb- 8i|  i  July  81    6  Mar.  gij  5  Mar.  00 

Frederic  James  Heyworth.  Major,  Scots  Guards i       !   5  Dec.  8329  July  96'  7  Mar.  col 

8  Mar.  89  8  Mar.  921  8  Mar.  00  9  Mar.  00 
2- Oct.  8c  1  July  8i'29Dec.  88,10  Mar.oo: 
27  June  88    I  Mar.  91;  3  Apr.  95  to  Mar.  00 

22  Oct.  81:21  July  83  12  Mar.  00 

22  Oct.  81I  2  Feb.  qi  t2  Mir.  00 

13  Aug.  79  21  July  8o!i8  Sept.87|i4  Mar.  oo| 
II  Aug.  80  I  July  81J21  Nov.  88(14  Mar.  ooi 
29N0V,  Qo    I  Oct.   9324  Jan.  98  14  Mar.  00 


George  Bohuu  .VI  tcauley.  Captain,  Riyal  Engineers 

Harry  Campbell  Chads,'j/«/Vjr.SouthStalTordshireRegiment 
p.».cl  Wm.  Robert  Robertson,  DSO.  Major,  3  Dr.  Guards... 

Godfrey  Massy,  Major.  Norfolk  Regiment    

.John  Gerald  Panton,  Major,  Sussex  Regimen.  (35  F.)  

Lionel  Grant  Oliver,  ilajor,  Middlesex  Regiment   

i'harles  Robert  Dyer,  Major,  Middlesex  Regiment 

Francis  Jas.  Leigii  Howard.  Ca/)fa[/i,  Army  Service  Corps    ,  ,  .,     . 

Forrester  Farnell  Colvin,  Major,  9  L  incers   23  Oct.  80    i  July  81  >  10  Aug.  83|t5  Mar.  00 

Gerald  Aylmer  Cox,  .Ifu/or. -Royal  Marines 1      i  Sept.  82  20  Nov.  92  15  Mar.  00' 

Lancelot  Graham.  Major,  Royal  ArtilUrj*    15  Feb.  84  16  Mar.  03  15  Mar.  00 

-lames  M'Call  Maxwell,  Major,  R jyal  Artillery '       15  Feb.  S4    t  Apr.  95  15  Mar.  oo 


i 


Majofs. 


«4 


p.g.c.  Disney  John  Meiizies  Frssoii.  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

lohn  Cecil  Wray,  Major.  Royal  Artillery 

p.s.c.  William  Thomas  Furse,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Georpe  Hessing^  Geddes,  Major,  Royiil  Artillery 

p.s.c.  Archibald  Samuel  D'jnlop,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  ... 

Charles  Harold  Kilner,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Ernest  Moncnef  Lacblan,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Capel  Mol.vnenx  Brunker,  ^fiy'or  Lancashire  Fiisilierg 

Cecil  Francis  Heyworth-Savage,  Major,  Royal  Fusihers  , 

William  Bernard  Hickie,  Major,  Royal  Fusiliers 

Harry  Francis  Pakenham.  Mnjor,  Kind's  Royal  Rifles 

Julius  Henry  Goodwyn,  Jlfff/o/-,  Welf-h  Rerriment  (69  F.)    ... 
Hanngton  Swann,  Major,  Liverpool  Retjiment. 
Cleveland  Edmund  Greenway,  Majo. 


2nd  LIEUT. 


5  Feb.  84 
5  Feb.  84 1 
5  July  84; 
5  July  84; 
5  July  84 
5  July  84 

5  July  S4 
5  Oct.  So  I  July  Si 

7  Feb.  85  i 
7  Feb.  85! 

6  Feb.  84' 
22  Feb.  79  I  Dec.  80 

28  Jan.  82 

Liverpool  Regimentl       |i2  Nov.  84 


LIEUT. 


4  Sept.  80 


Vere  Staunton  Smyth,  Major,  Warwickshire  Regiment 

Arthur  Reginald  Hoskins,  fa^faiH.N.  Stafford  Rest.  {q3  F.)!23  May  91 

Hugh  Charles  Copeman,  Major,  Essex  Regiment  (56  F.)  ...j       

Cecil  Richard  Robyns  Malone,  3fa/o/-,  Worcester  Regiment 
Hugh  de  Berdt-Hovell,  Major,  Worcestershire  Regiment ... 

Robert  Blake  Finnie,  Jfiiyor,  Scots  Guards 

Byre  Houston,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

Edward  Devon  Caird,  Major,  Army  Ordnance  Dept 

p.s.c.  Guy  Percy  Wyndham,  Major,  16  Lancers 

VPilliam  Maxwell  Tracy,  Major,  Army  Ordnance  Dept 

John  Henry  Hale,  Major,  Army  Ordnance  Department 

Philip  Orde  Sandilande,  Major,  Army  Service  Corps    

Burdetc  Edward  Morony,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

William  Baker  Brown,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Charles  Frederick  Mould,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Thos.  Fras.  Bruce  Renny-Tailyour,  Major,   R.  Engineers 
p.s.c.  Walter  Alfred  .lohn  O'Meara,  Major,  R.  Engineers 

Edward  Dashwond  Haggitt,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

Edward  Shewell  Cooper,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Arthur  Slade  Baker,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

John  Irvine  Lang,  Major.  Royal  Engineers  

Walter  Gray  Lawrie,  Major.  R^yal  Engineers 

David  Melville  Bnbington,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Henry  Waring,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    

Henry  Bruce  Foote,  Major.  Royal  Artillery    

Arnaud  Clarke  Painter,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

William  Whicoer  Cookson,  Major,  R-iyal  Artillery  

Charles  Tbornhill  Bell,  Major,  R  -val  Artillery 

Francis  Turriano  Fish'-r,  Major,  Roy.-l  Artillery  

Harold  Carl'on  Wetherall  Eteson,  Major,  Riyal  Artillery... 

Francis  Henry  Syuge  Giles,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

John  Sijottisvvoode  Purvis,  Majoi-,  Royal  tiugineers  

Fred.  George  Francis  Browne,  Major,  War  wick  Regiment 
Arthur  Edmund  Longden,  Major,  Army  Service  Corps 
Turville  Douglas  Foster,  Major,  Arm/  Service  Corps    . 

Arthur  Edwin  Cuming,  Major,  Army  Service  Corps  

Harry  Lionel  Humphieys,  Major,  Army  Service  Corps 

St.  John  William  To])p  Parker,  Major,  Army  Service  Corps 
Robert  Edmund  Lowndes  Radcliffe,  Major,  R.  Artillery  ... 

Harry  Broke,  Major,  Royal  Eneineers .. 

Charles  M assy  Malhew.ZJifO.  Jl/rt/or,  Army  Ordnance  Dept. 

Henry  Augustus  Anley,  Major,  Army  Ordnance  Dept 

Gerald  Alfred  Norcott,  Major,  North  Lancashire  Regiment  13  Aug.  79 

Hubert  Riiu-e,  Major,  Royal  Artillery     

Gardiner  Humphreys.  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Henry  Francis  Askwith,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

George  Francis  White.  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Philip  Templer  Cooper,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Ernest  Edward  Norris,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Lynch  H.  Prioleau,  Major,  Manchester  Regiment  {96  F.) ... 
p.jt.f.WilloughbyGarnons  Gwatkin,i/n;'or,  Uanchester  Regt, 

George  Lewis  Holdsworth,  JWffy'or,  7  Hussars 

David  Bowly,  Major,  21  Lancers 

Fran-jis  John  Ryder,  Major,  3  Dragoon  Guards 

Herbert  William  Wilberforce,  Major,  2  Dragoon  Guards  ... 

Charles  Erail  Salvesen,  Major,  Royal  Engineers    

Wm.  James  Smyth  Fergusson,  Major,  i  Urn  goon  Guards.., 
p.tt.r.  Thomas  Percival  England,  Major,  Royal  Fusiliers  .. 

Herman  Bonbam-CarLcr,  ilf't^fi/-,  Rov'l  E:igineex'S  

Henry  Bathuret  Vaughan,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Coi-ps    , 

CharlL's  Tritton,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Fred.  William  George  Wadeson,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
St.  John  Louis  Hyde  du  Plat-Taylor,  Ma'-or,  R.  Artillery  ... 

Edwaid  Parry  Ltimbert,  Major,  R  'yal  Artillery 1       

Cnarles  Hittiscombe,  Major,  Royal  Artidery }       

Egertun  Stewart  Cleeve,  Major,  Royal  Artillery I       

John  Middleton  Rogers,  Major,  1  Dragoons    

p.s.c.  .\rthur  Johnstone  Richardson,  ifa/or, East  YorkRegt.:       

Robert  Henry  Adams,  Major,  2  Dragoons  ig  Feb.  8 

Steuart  Menzies,  Major,  Royal  Fusiliers  (7  F.)  

George  Edward  Pereira,  Major,  Grenadier  Guards , 

George  Colbourne  Nugent,  Ma/or,  Irish  Guards    

Charles  StuBrt  Rose,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

Montague  Mark  Noule.  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Charles  Oswald  Smeaion,  Major,  Roya'  ArtiUery  

Henry  Stiinnus  Haniilton,  Major,  LancasUii'e  Fusihers... 

William  .Montague  Grover,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Humphrey  Martin  Twynam,  Major,  E.  Lancashire  Regt. 

George  Powell  Stewart,  Major,  Inniskilling  Fusiliers    

Jioii.  Henty  Granville  Heneagej  Major,  12  Lancers    16  May 


I  Apr.  93  15  Mar.  < 

6  May  93  15  Mar.  i 
30  ilay  93  15  Mar.  < 
26  June  93  15  Mar.  < 
28  June93,is  Mar.  < 

I  Aug.  9315  Mar.  ( 
19  Aug.  gs'is  Mar.  < 

7  Feb.  &8|i7  Mar.  ( 
5  Mar.  92  17  Mar.  t 

i3  Nov.  92  17  Mar.  t 
:o  Nov.  91  18  Mar.  < 


PLACED  ON 
HALF  PAT 


14  May  84 
9  Jan.  Q5 

22  Oct.    Si 
9  Sept. 82 

6  Feh.  &4 
I  July  81 

14  Fel).  83 
22  Jan.  Sii  I  July  8i 

123  Aug.  84' 

i  9  Sept.  S2 

,  9  .-ept.82 

10  Mar.  83! 

'14  Feb.  83 

14  Feb.  83! 

114  Feb.  83 

!i4Feb.  83 

I14  Feb.  83 

14  Feb.  83 

^'25  July  82 

I  I  Oct.   82 

26  JuneS3 

28  July  S3 

1  Oct.  92 

I  Oct.  92 

;   T  Oct.   8j 

28  July  S^ 

I  I  Oct.  82 

I  I  Oct.  82 

t  I  Oct.   82' 

I  Oct.   82 

I  Oct.   82 

7.S  July  83I 

'  7  Feb.  85I 

;  7  Feb.  85 

25  Aug.  86l 

25  Aug.  8cj 

25  Aug.  86] 

4  May  87  19  Mar.  901 

5  July  8^' 

28  July  83' 

23  Aug.  84 

7  Feb.  85 
1  July  81 
5  -luly  84 
5  July  S4 
s  July  84 
9  Dec.  84 
9  Dec.  84 
9  Dec.  84, 
■.2  Oct.   8i 

0  May  82 

23  Aug.  84 

5  Aug.  86 

17  Sept.  91 
10  Mar.  S6 

1  Oct.  82, 

6  Feb.  84I 

7  Feb.  85 
2&  July  S3 

4  Mav  8i 
I  July  2i 
I  July  81 
9  Dec.  84 
9  Dec  84 
9  Dec.  94 
9  Dec.  84 
7  Feb.  S5 
9  Sept.  82 
I  July  8 J 
TO  May  S2 
23  Aug.  84 
7  Feb.  83 
14  Feb,  " 
I  Oct.  82 
I  Oct. 
22  Oct. 
9  Dec.  84 
30  Mar.  81 
;o  Jan.  84 

18  Sept.So 


30  Jan.  80 


17  Apr.  80 
17  Apr.  So 
1 7  Apr,  80 


1 1  May  7S 


4  June  87  2 
-;3  June  90  2 

19  Nov.  90  2 
I  Dec.  90  2 

20  Mar.  00  2 
I  I  July  88 

2t  Nov.  88 
26  Mar.  90 
24  June 9 
'20  June  9 
I  I  July  S, 
1 10  Sept.  90 
12  Apr.  9 
J28  Apr.  Q 
I  July  9 
1 13  July  9 

0  Aug. 9 

12  Aug.  9 

13  Aug.  9 

5  Sept.  9 

16  Se)3t.9 

1  Oct.  9 
I  Oct.  g 

'    I  Oct. 

I  Oct. 

7  Oct. 

!  7  Oct 

:i2  Oct 

18  Oct. 
'22  Oct. 

22  Ojt 
'29  Oct 

2Q  Oct. 

29  Cct. 
123  Nov 

24  Feb 

3  Apr.  , 
1 18  May  92 
j  4  June  92 
1  4  J  une  Q2 

15  Oct.  92 

14  Sept. 03 

6  Nov.  91 
II  Apr.  Q.( 
28  Nov.  94, 
14  Dec.  87    2  Apr. 

4  Oct.  93    5  Aor. 

14  Oct.  93    5  Apr. 

15  Nov.  93'  6  Apr. 
3  Jan.  94'  6  Apr. 

ID  Feb.  94!  6  Apr. 
14  Mar.  94'  6  Apr. 
3  Nov.  89,  7  Apr. 

17  Jan.  90   7  Apr 


I  Mar. 
I  Mar. 
I  Mar. 
I  Mar. 
I  Mar. 
^  Mar. 
4  Mar. 
4  Mar. 
8  Mar. 
29  Mar. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
1  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
r  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
1  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 


oc^ 


7  Apr.  I 
7  Apr.  ( 
7  Apr.  < 
7  Apr.  , 
9  Apr.  I 


6  Feb 
25  Jan.  03 
'  3  Apr.  95 

16  Dec.  96 
4  May  91    ,     . 

29  J  une  90  II  Apr. 

21  Nov.  92Jf  I  Apr. 

2  Dec.  91  14  Apr. 

17  Apr.  91J17  Apr. 
17  Apr.  91  17  Apr. 
17  Apr.  91U7  Apr. 
!2  Mar.  Qj'iS  Apr. 

I  Apr.  04' 1 3  Apr. 

1  Apr.  Q,iU3  Apr. 
9  iliy  04123  Apr. 

25  Nov.  91J28  Apr. 

26  Feb.  80  29  Apr. 
9  Oct.  8929  Apr. 

[9  Apr.  93    2  Ma.y 

4  Nov.  g'z]  2  May 
[2  May  0; 
[3  Aug.  91 
>9  Oct.  91 
29  Oct.  91 

2  Apr.  91 

5  N..V.  94 
1  Oct.    &7 


6  M:ir.  Qi 
[7  M;iy  ' 


May  I 

6  May  . 

7  May  I 
9  "May  I 
[2  May  I 
>i  May  ( 
J 4  May  I 


^  May  . 
5  Mav  . 


85 


Majors. 


2nd  LIEUT. 


Ernest  Frederick  Taylor,  UTaJor,  Royal  Engineers  

Charles  Lyon,  Major,  Royal  Arullery  ..-■■•■ 

Ewau  CornwaUis  Canieron,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Ernest  Frederic  Hall,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    ...    

Hngh  Davie  White-Thomson,  Major,  Royal  AltiUeiy 
Ale.xaniler  Stewart  Orr,  Major,  Irish  Regiment  (.8  ^-l 
George  de  Wet  Verner,  Major,  Kincr's  Own  Scot.  Borderers 
P.8.C.  Avthur  Warre  EUes,  Major,  Yorkshire  Lt.  Infantry... 

Arthur  Cecil  Currie,  Jfa/or,  Royal  Artil.ery  

Bovce  Combe,  Major,  ii  Hiissars .-     ■  ■■ i'V'.-ii;'™" 

p.i.c.  George  T.  Forestier-Walker,  ^^■l''J_;,^°l^},^J^j'-^^"^" 


CAPTAllf.      MiJOE. 


'PLICBDON 
HALF  PAY. 


6  Dec.  91 


Dec.  94 

25  Dec.  94 

I  Jan.  95 


28  May  00; 


28  May  oo! 
28  May  ool 
28  May  00, 


13  Aug.  79 


22  Aug.  S8 


23  Apr.  81 


WiUiam  Cathcart  Staveley,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

James  Frederick  Noel  Birch,  Major,  Boyal  Artdlery 

Hugh  Gerald  Stewart  Young,  Major,  19  Hussars. 

Tho6.  Rawdon  Kattray  Ward,  Major.  West  Yoric  Regt-  ■•■ 
p.i.c.  Verschoyle  Crawford  Climo,  Major,  \\  est  India  Kegt, 
Gerald  Denne  Armstrong,  Major,  Warwickshire  Kegt.  .^ 
}>  s  c  Wm   Arthur  Murray  Thompson,  Major,  R.  Arullery 

Cyrii  Prescott-Decie,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  vv  n„„"  „  T»n'  81 

jf  Staples  M.  Lenoi-Conyngham  J/».yor,  Connaught  Ran,  22  Jan.  8 

Charles  Edw.  Hvacmth  Cooch,  Major.  Border  Regt 25  Apr.  01 

William  Holrovd  Mills,  Major,  Royal  Anillery    

William  Lawrance  Farinar,  Major,  Royal  Artidery 
Edward  Walter  Fletcher,  Major,  Northumberland  1  uailiers 

Reginald  Bayard,  Major, '\'he  Buffs  .^. ■■. 

Henry  Peregrine  Leader,  lf(i>r,  6  Dragoon  Guards 

Reginald  George  Hutton  Hughes,  Major,  Oxford  Lt.  Inf... 

Hope  Biddulph,  Major,  Boyal  Artillery    ■■ 

George  Ambrose  Cardew,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

John  Trelawny  Sterling,  Major,  Coldstream  Guards 

Frederick  Levertou  Donaldson,  Major,  Royal  Artillery- 
George  Harvey  Nicholson,  Major,  Hampshire  Regt 

Alan  Percy  George  Gough,  Major,  Welsh  Fusiliers  ...... 

Walter  Gordon  Wolrige-Gorden,  Jfn^oi-,  Black  WatcL  .. 
p  s  c.  Henry  Lancelot  Tennant,  Major,  Royal  Artillery.. 

■Francis  William  Hea-b,  Major,  Roval  Artillery 

Stewart  Ward  William  Blacker,  Major,  Ro.v;al  Artillery 
Edward  Cecil  Tidswell,  3Iajor,  Lancashire  Fusiliers  ... 
Robert  Dundas  Whigbam.  Major,  Warwickshire  Regt... 

Astley  Herbert  Terry,  3/<yor,  Army  Service  Corps ,  °  IfP'-^! 

Arthur  Long,  Major,  Army  Service  Corps I'O  ^oy.  »7 

Robert  George  Mathow,  Major,  Army  Service  Corps    .14  Mar. 

David  James  Welsh,  jr,y<,r.  Border  Kegiment  ... ^.... . . .^....       

^.s.r.  Frederick  Lionel  Banon,  Jfa;o.%  Shropshire  Lt.  Inf..        ...^ 

Maitland  Cowper,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps "  v"^'r° 

Wilfred  Hale  Lewin,  Major,  Indian  StaifCorps   11  Aug.  80 

r,"  Harry  FrereLoch.V/<"-.Mi'^'i  Staff  Corps    l"t"f-^° 

Edward  Gfey,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 11  Aug.  80 

GeorK'e  Rippon,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  ....^... ■■  Au?.3o 

Charks  Bertram  Tenipler,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps A  g.  80 

Cecil  Sydney  de  Butts  Martiudale,  Major,  Indian  S.  C.  ...  11  Aug. 80 
John  Jackson,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Conis  ...  •■■•■■•.■-"■-  ■■  ^>>g-8o 
„  ,,,..  WilUam  Arthur  Watson,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps.. .,11  Aug.  80 

iseorge  Crane  Cawnotl,  Jfoyor  Indian  Staff  Corps Aug.  80 

Edmund  Charles  Thwaytes,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps i.  Aug.  80 

(l.-ernon  George  P.ytOD,  Major,  Indian  St.iff  Corps ,.i  Aug.  80 

Edwlrd  Edmonst,.-ne  Oouper,-J/.yo.,  Ii.d  an  Staff  Corps  m  Aug.  So 
Henrv  Lowrv  Barnwell  Acton,  JI,y..-,  Indian  Staff  Corps.. .,11  Aug.  80 

Alexander  Hamilton,  Major,  Indian  Stafl  Corps 11  Aug.  80 

Pultenev  Malcolm,  Major,  Indian  Stall  Corps  n  Aug.  80 

John  Swinton  Melville,  .Tia;"'-,  Ii^'l'^n  Staff  Corps i.  Aug.  80 

Francis  Charles  Grant,  Ifajor,  Induin  StaffCorps  .  .  .  .1  Aug.  80 
Charles  Spencer  Browne  Evaus-Lombe,  Major,  Leirstei  )  |      

RSnaTd^Ulick'Hei;-yBuckian'd,'K«;'j;s''iioValE 
Walter  Percival  Brett,  Major,  Royal  J^'^g'^eeis  -—;••-- 
James  H.  L'Estrange  Johnstone,  Major,  Royal  Engmeeis 


28  July  80 
9  Dec.  84 
9  Dec.  84 

9  Dec.  84    ,, 

9  Dec.  84  9  Jan.  95  28  May  00 

22  Oct.  81  30  Oct.  88  31  May  00 
I  Jan.  81]  I  July  88   9  June 00 

10  Mar.  83  6  May  91    q  June  00 
I  Oct.  82    I  Nov.  91 1 16  June  oc 

9  Nov.  91  17  June  00 
I  Feb.  95  18  June  00 
I  Apr.  95ii8  Juneoo 

1  Apr.  g5|i9  Juneoo 
6  Feb.  89  23  Juneoo 

2  Dec.  89123  Juneoo, 
16  Jan.  95I27  Juneoo 

3  Mar.  92  29  June  00 
I  Apr.  95  29  Juneoo 
1  Apr.  95  29  Juneoo 


Nov.  84 

9  Dec.  84 
29  Aor.  85 
29  Apr.  85 

2  Aug.  82 
2  Oct.  8 

8  Jan.  90 
7  Feb. 85 

29  Apr.  85 
29  Apr.  85 
I  July  81 
I  July  81 
I  Oct.  82 
I  Oct.  82 
23  May  85 

1  July  81 

2  Sept.  85 

9  Sept.  82 
29  Apr.  85 
29  Apr.  85 
31  Jan.  85 

I  Oct.  82 

10  May  8 


2  Dec.  89 
I  Jan.  90 
I  Nov,  91 

1  Nov.  91 
15  Dpc.  92 

2  Jan.  93 
9  Dec.  94 

27  Feb.  92 
I  Apr.  95 
I  Apr.  95 
I  July  96 
1  Nov.  91 
I  July  90 


9  Sept.  82  15  June  92 
12  May  83 
29  Apr.  85 
29  Apr.  85 
29  Apr.  85 

10  May  82 
9  May  3 

26  Mar.  9& 
31  July  89 


I  July  00 
I  July  00 
I  July  00 
I  July  00 
X  July  00 
I  July  00 
I  July  00 
7  July  00 
7  J  uly  00 
10  July  00 
10  July  00 
13  July  00 
17  July  00 

25  July  00 

26  July  00 
28  July  00 
28  July  00 
28  July  00 
31  July  00 

I  Aug.  00 
I  Aug.  00 
1  Aug.  00 
I  Aug.  00 


Harry  Newman  Morgan  Thoyts,"J/iyor,  8  Hussara  . 

Thomas  George  Powell  <i^y^-,^V"'--,^'''.l?%fJcf^t 
Clarence  Herbert  Macdonald,  Major,  Indian  staff  Coips... 

Robert  Fanshawe,  Major,  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry 

John  Maurice  Wiugfield,  Jlf"./"--.  Coldstream  Guards^..^..... 
Arthur  John  Hamilton  Luard,  Major,  Norfolk  Regiment... 
Frederic  H.  Chapman,  Major,  Duke  of  CornivaU  s  Lt.  Inf., 

George  Arthur  Cookson,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps    

Harold  Arthur  Lewis  Tagart,  Major,  15  Hussars.. 

George  John  Lewes  de  Berry,  Major,  Royal  Artillery   

Francis  Barrow  Pearce,  Captain,  West  Yorkshire  Regiment 
Henry  John  Madocks,  Captain,  Welsh  Fusiliers     ............ 

John  William  Vincent  Carroll,  Capta.n,  Norfolk  Reginient 
Frederick  Algernon  Geo.  Young  Elton,  Major,  R.  Artdlery 
John  Crabbie,  Major,  2  Dragoons  ...................^.■■.••••._....- 

Chas  Edw  Gerald  Marshall  Fairtlough.  Jfaji^i-.OxtordL.l. 

Arthur  Rowland  Mosley,  Major,  6  Dragoons 

Esme  Stuart  Erskine  Harrison,  Major,  11  Hussars.. 

Edward  de  Grey  Beaumont,  Major,  16  Lancers 

Arthur  Reynold  Reynolds,  Jf(!>i-,  Royal  Engineers  S21  i  jan    9015 

j^.s.c.  Lionel  Arthur  Montagu  Stopford,  afa/<„-,  Irish  Gu.araB       28  Jan^  s^j  i  Jan^  9°,  5 

PotVi,.'- RmersMantell.  J/a/or,  Welsh  Fusiliers  p5  ^"g-^i,'' '!^'f,  ^i  " 

Noel  PU^Dayierif^yo'-.  West  India  Regiment    30  Jan.  89'  1  Nov.  ?ol  7  May  95|  7 

Henry  Osman  Vincent,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 1      


5  June 90  a 
t  Apr.  95 '' 
1  Apr.  95  '• 

1  Apr.  95  s 
26  Nov.  91  1 

3  Mar.  92 

2  Nov.  92 
I  Jan.  93 

.1  July  89    I  Apr.  93 

10  May  8224  June  91 1  9  Aug.  00 

9  Sept.82!  I  Jan.  901I1  Aug.  00 
29  Mar.  8i|ii  Aug.  gijii  Aug.  00 

I  July  Si'ii  Aug.9i|ii  Aug. 00 
I  July  81 1 II  Aug. 9i|ii  Aug. 00 
1  July  81(11  Ang.9i|ii  Aug. 00 
I  July  81  II  A'ig.91,11  Aug.  00 
I  July  Silii  AUg.gilii  Aug. 00 
I  July  Si'ii  Aug. 91,11  Aug.oo 
I  July  8rii  Aug.91  II  Aug.oo 
I  July  81111  Aug.91  II  Aug.oo 
I  July  Silii  Aug.91  II  Aug.oo 
I  July  8111  Aug.91  II  Aug.oo 
I  July  Si|ii  Aug.91  II  Aug.oo 
I  July  81  II  Aug.gilii  Aug.oo 
I  July  81  II  Aug.91  II  Aug.oo 
I  July  81  II  Aug.  91  In  Aug.oo 
I  .luly  81  II  Aug.91  II  Aug. 00 
I  July  81I11  Aug.91  II  Aug. 90 
I  July  Si'ii  Aug.  91  II  Aug.oo 

19  Dec.  S3I24  Jan.  90  12  Aug.  00 
28  July  83  31  Dec.  91  12  Aug.  00 
28  July  83  31  Dec.  91  12  Aug.  00 
15  Feb.  84  2  Jan.  0  2  12  Aug.  00 
15  Feb.  84  i5  Mar.  92I12  Aug.oo 
28  Apr.  86,21  Jan.  95  15  Aug.oo 

11  JuneQo'27  Mar.  gs  15  Aug. GO  22  Dec.  •-■ 
3  Aug.  84!  I  Mar.  93  22  Aug.  00 
6  May  85  16  Jan.  91    i  Sept.  00 
I  Sept.  80   I  Sept.'9i|  I  Sept.  00 

25  Aug.  83  15  Apr.  921  2  Sept.  00 

10  June  85  3  Apr.  97  3  Sept.  00 
10  May  82    I  May  8q1  8  Sept.oo 

6  Feb.  84  23  May  90,  8  Sept.  00 

1  July  8i;ii  Sept. 91  11  Sept.oo 

25  May  92  13  June  96,17  Sept.oo 

I  Oct.   82!  4  Nov.  91,19  Sept.oo 

25  Aug.  86  25  July  93,19  Sept.oo 

5  Aug.  86|28  Mar.  g6\ig  Sept.oo 

3  June  94:14  May  00!  :9  Sept.oo 

9  Apr.  85I  3  Apr.  95)22  Sept.oo 

.0  May  82:  9  Oct    89  22  Sept.oo 

10  Mar.  83  16  Mar.  92I27  Sept.oo 

12  Nov.  S4;23  May  91J29  Sept.oo 

9  May  85   4  Jan.  92129  Sept.oo 

17  June  8:;  27  Jan.  92  29  Sept.oo 

15  Feb.  84',  I  Apr.  92]  j  Oct.  00 

28  Jan.  S2I  I  Jan.  901  5  Oct.  00 

Oct.  00 

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Majcns. 


Charles  William  Bron-nlow,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Malcolm  Sydenham  Clarke  Campbell.  Major, 'R.  Artiliy  ... 

Francis  Richara  Drake,  Major,  Royal  Artillery   

Rohert  Lipton  Macgregor,  Major,  Royal  Scots  

Harry  NichoU  Byass,i?(i/o'*,  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment 

Edward  Joliu  Dutfus,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  , 

John  Hoskyns  Abrahall,  Major,  Royal  Marines    

John  Stanley  Lightfoot,  Major,  Bedfordshire  Regiment  „. 

John  Anderson  Dealy,  J/a/or,  Royal  Engineers  

Knightley  Poyntz  Burne,  ^Major,  Indian  Staii  Corps 

Henry  Comins,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

William  Oliver  Matless  Mosse,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps.. 

Charles  Hutton  Dawson,  3fo/o/-,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

p.s.e.  Henry  Torrens  Kenny,  Major,  Indian  Staff'  Corps  ... 
William  Alex.  Wickede  Strickland,  Major,  Ind.  Staff  Corps 

iriUiam  Wylie  Norman,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps    

iWilham  John  ilcWhinnie,  Major,  Irish  Rifles 

Thomas  G.  C.  Reynolds,  Major,  Inniskilling  Fusiliers 

Laurence  Parke,  ifo/or,  Durham  Light  Infantry 

Frederick  Potts,  Major,  Hoyal  Artillery  , 

Ernest  Edward  Chown,  Major,  Royal  Marines 

James  Rainey  Goddard,  Major,  Royal  Marines 

p,t.c.  George  Francis  Milne,  Major,  Royal  Artillery   

p.t.c.  Richard  Narrien  Gamble,  Major,  Berkshire  Regiment 

Francis  Lee,  Major,  4  Hussars 

William  Cautley  Olpherts,  Major,  Royal  Scots 

John  Acl.eson  Henderson,  Major,  8  Hussars 

William  Ir\-ine  Stewart  McCormick,  Jlfo/'or, Army  Ser.  Corps 

Edward  Keane  Ridley,  Major,  Dorsetsliire  Regiment    

Joseph  Reginald  Wilson,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Arthur  George  Glanville,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

George  Calvert,  3^ajor,  Royal  Artillery    

Charles  James  Usslier  Morris,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Henry  Lloyd  Powell,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Cecil  Charles  James  Pery,  Major,  Royal  Engineers    

Sydney  Turing  Barlow  Lawford,  Major,  Royal  Fusiliers  ... 
Charles  Elphinstone  Belli-Bivar,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
p.e.e.  Neville  Douglas  JIacdonald,  Major,  Wiltshire  Regt... 
Richard  Price.  Major  (District  Officer),  Royal  Artilleiy  ... 
Cecil  Henry  Kekewich,  Major,  York  and  Lancaster  Regt... 

John  Richardson,  Major,  Highland  Light  Infantry 

Hastmgs  Ross-Johnson,  Major,  Liverpool  Regiment 

Bruce  Campbell  Johnston,  Major,  Hoya!  Engineers   

Wilmot  Foster  Elmslie,  Major,  Lancashire  Fusiliers  

Guy  Louis  B.  du  Manner,  Major,  Royal  Fus'liers    

Reginald  de  Hardewicko  Burton,  Major,  Middlesex  Reg... 

Hem-y  C.  E.  Weslropp,  Major,  Manchester  Regiment 

Goodricke  Thomas  Peacocke,  Major,  Worcetter  Regiment.. 
Anthony  Hugh  Baldwin,  Major,  Manchester  Reginient 


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13  Oct.  So 
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13  Aug-  79 


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I  Oct.  32 
14  Feb.  83 
14  Feb.  83 
10  Mav  82 

7  Feb.  85 
30  June  S-, 

I  Feb.  83 
29  Nov.  76 

5  Feb.  84 
I  Jnlv  81 
I  July  8t 
J  July  81 
I  July  Si 
I  July  Si 
I  July  Si 
I  July  Si 
I  July  Si 

14  May  84 
I  July  81 

16  Sept.  8=; 
I  Feb.  83 

1  Feb.  83 
16  Sept.  85 

2  Apr.  81 
I  Sept.  86 
9  Sept.  82 

6  May  S5 

5  June  89 
19  Dec.  S3 
16  Sept.  85 
16  Sept.  8s 
16  Sept.  85 
16  Sept.  85 
16  Sept.  85 

15  Feb.  84 

7  Feb.  85 
I  July  Si 

22  Oct.  Si 
7  Nov.  85 

29  Aug.  85 
I  July  81 

6  May  85 
28  July  S3 
12  May  S3 

7  Feb.  85 
I  July  Si 

12  Mav  83 

23  Aug.  84 
14  May  84 


4  Nov.  91 

23  Nov.  91 
■.3  Nov.  91 

4  June  90 

24  Dec.  90 

15  May  95 
8  July  93 

26  Nov.  88 

25  May  92 
23  Oct.  9: 
23  Oct.  91 
23  Oct.  91 
23  Oct.  gi 
23  Oct.  91 
23  Oct.  91 

23  Oct.  91 
25  Oct.  87 

24  June  Qi 

17  Apr.  89 

30  June  95 
29  Aug.  g-j 
II  Sept.  93 

4  July  95 

13  Aug.  87 

10  Mar.  94 

14  Aug.  91 
8  July  93 

1  Apr.  93 
^i  Dec.  90 
20  Sept.  95 

2  Dec.  95 

18  Dec.  95 
8  Feb.  96 
8  Feb.  96 

3  Jtme  92 
3  Stpt.94 

23  Nov.  91 

1 1  June  go 
2  Sept.  91 

2  Sept.  91 
22  Nov.  90! 

16  Jan.  91 

31  Dec.  91 

5  Oct.  92 

15  Sept. 96 

17  Jan.  89 
31  May  90 
10  Feb.  91 

3  Feb.  92 


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86-96 

PLACED  ON 
HALF  PAV. 


1  Major  Listen  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1395-06  tStar). 


[For  the  War  Services  of  the  other  Majors,  vide  their  respective  Regiments  or  Corps.] 


97  STAFF  AT  HOME.  ! 

XoTB.-ThrouKhout  the  StaB,  where  the  date  of  Hrst  appointment  to  a  term  of  Staff  employment  differs  from  11 
date  of  the  present  appointment,  the  date  of  first  appointment  is  added  m  a  parenthesis. 

1.  ALDERSHOT    DISTRICT. 

(  J?^  Hon.  Sir  Bcdvers  H.  Bnller,   GCB.  E(  MG.  Kin^-'h   Ro}^ 
L'OMMANDI.VG  THE   DlVISlOK     f       Rides. 

rMajor  ii.  N.  Schofield,  Royal  Artillery. 
Aides  de  Camp    <  Captain  C.  J.  Sackville-West,  King's  Royal  Rifles. 

(.Captain  A.  R.  Trotter,  3  Life  Guards  (eaVcii). 

Deputy  Adjutant  General  ...  „        ■      „  n  ,,         \ 

Atiielant  Adjutant  General  Colonel  J.  W.  B.  Parkin,  Army  Service CorpB,  5  nee.  09  (/ru.;;.). 

/•p.n.c.  Lt.ColonelJ.  F.  G.  Ross  of  Bladensburg,  CB.    (trom  h.i 

\     Coldstream  Guards),  15  De'-.  99  Itemp). 

J  Lt.ColonelJ.  W.  Hind  (from  li.p.  E.  Kent  R.),  16  Dec.  99  ((r.";i.) 
Deputy  Assalaiit  Adjutant  Generals   RMajor  H.  C.  S.  Goldfrap,  Reserve,  i  March  00  (^cui;)). 

jji.t.c.  Lt.Colnnel  W.  H.  Daniel,  Reserve,  17  M«r.  00  {truiii.) 

Kps  p.  Major  C.S.O.Monck,  Coldstream  Guards,  10  Julyoo(^i-,i;y), 

Intpeetor  of  Gymnasia    Colonel  G.  M.  Fo.-c,  retired  pay  Black  Watch.  .1  May  00  u™,,) 

Assistant  Inspector  of  Gymnasia     Captain  W.Edgeworth- Johnstone,  Irish  Regt.  6  Jeb.  00  ((«»,..). 

Bev.  -Assist.  Ailj.  Gen.  for  Signalling     ,.    ,.       ,  .        ,  .       r.      .         .        t 

^  ./  J         »  '  (- Captain  G.  A.  Bramwell,  Northamptonshire  Regiment,  2  .Inn.  9; 

Assistant  to  do -j^      Acting  D.A.A.G.for  Signalling. 

Superintendent  Balloon  Factory  Major  F.  C.  TroUopc,  Reserve  («f(,>^) 

^                               ,,,    ,       '  f  Captain  E.  C.H.  Grant,  Argyll  and  Suth.  Highlanders,  1  Nov.  95 

District  Inspectors  of  Musketry  | 

Chief  Ordnance  Officer    Lt.Colonel  T.  A.  Heron,  Army  Ordnance  Department. 

iJistrict  Panmasfer  Colonel  C.  Ward. 

Principal  Medical  Officer    Surgeon  General  T.  F   O'Dwyer,  MD. 

District  Veterinary  Officer  Veterinary  Lt.Colonel  C.  Clayton. 

Camp  Quarter  Master  John  Thomas  Brind,io  July  91(24  Jan.So);  //o«,  .Ii<i/'.r,  20  Jul.v  9 

Onnrfer  Master  J.  H.  George,  8  Apr.  00  ;    i/o«.  ii™<. 

<iuarter  Master     ^^^  M.  Wood,  29   Sept.  3S    (15  May  95),  2f»-'.  JI/a>-.-MihUr: 

Prooost  Murskal  (^     Mounted  Police. 

Professor  Army  relcrinary  School      Veterinary  Major  R.  Moore,  i  Dec.  97. 

Assistant  Professor  Army  Veterinary  School    ...     Veterinary  Captain  J.  A.  Meredith,  1  June  97. 

Commanding    Rotal   Autiilebt    (.Colonel   <"' |  Qolonel  G.  H.  Marshall. 

B^l^ad^ajorWAriiU^y  ■■■■■'■■■^^  "•',•''■  ^^*i°^?'•  n    f:  !',!!='"'«•  ^J/"'-  «;  ('"»''■'• 

DtSTEIcr  Ekgikeee  (Colond  on  the  Stafi  ...     Colonel  H.  M.  G.  Goldie,  24  Oct.  99  (temp.). 

Cavalry  Brigade. 

COMUAKDING    Beigadh    l,<ci!h    ranh    „/ J/„./or 7  Colonel  F.  W.  Hemming,  r.B.  (fiom  5  Dragoon  Guards),  i;  Fclj 

r'pnt>rnl\  3        '^>0    {temp.). 

AidrdeCamv ..'.'.'. Lieut.  Bon.  D.  M.  P.  Carlcton.  9  Lancers,  11  Sept.  oo  (temp.) 

Brigade  M^or  Z^Z:''Z.'.l".'... Captain  C.  E.  G.  Norton,  7  Haasars.  26  Mar.  00  (tcnp.). 

1st  Infantry   Brigade. 

(<n««.i.T.i»o  TiRioinE  Major  General  E.  S.  Brook.  CB.  i  A]n-.  oo(leuip) 

GoMMAHDiHG  BEtGAnE  J  Major  Joii.  G.  0.  T.  W.  Fiennes,  3  Bn.  Scots.Fusilier.s  9  .May  oi 

Aide  de  Camp ^      (iicttng). 

BriaadeMajor      - Captain  R.  P.  Whatcly,  Reserve,  21  April  00  (<«»/j.) 

2nd  Infantry  Brigade. 

Commanding    Bkiqade    {iriti,    rank  of  il/n>,  ; Colonel  R.  H.  Murray,  CB.  C.MG.  (from  Regimental  Districl) 

Generan  (.       31  Jan.  00  (/rin;).). 

jJrZ  r„^',\ .  ..    Lieut.  E.  Campion,  Seaforth  Highlanders,  1  Oct.  00  (tr„ij,.). 

Brigade  MaTor  ...'Z'".'ZZZ'.Z""Z...'. ;'.»■<;  Captain  E.  M.  Dunne,  Reserve,  20  Feb.  00  (tcn.p.). 

3rd  Infantry  Brigade. 

!•„„«. »T.,»o  Rbtgihe  ^.lajor  General  L.  J.Oliphant,  J/I'O.  8  Feb.  oo(^■u.;l.). 

^fdedeC.!,nv  V. I'ieut.  G.  H.  Deane,  3  Bn.  Hampshire  Regt.  ,4  Mar.  00  [ucling). 

Brigade  Major  ..ZJZ'"''"."'.Z'^. }>■'■■■  Major  H.  A.  S.  Barkwoith,  Border  Regt.  17  Feb.  00  (temp.] 

6th  Infantry   Brigade. 

f  Colonel  R.  S.  R.  Fethevs'.onhaugh  (fromh.p.  King's  Royal  l£itle.s) 

Major  Gtneral \     3  Aug  oo(^eiH;;.). 

j;j«rf.  c«,»i.  Lieul.  C.  R.  Tidswell,  7  Bn.  King's  Royal  Ride-s  (arii'n.?). 

PHj7ali7M«,-<>"     ..■.::;:::;:;;;;"";""■'.'..'. captain  H.  C.  Godley,  Xo^tham^ton Regiment,  3  Axvj.  r,,  i/.-,,,,..) 

2.  EASTERN  DISTRICT. — Head  Quarters,  CoZc7tesJer. 

< p.s..-.  Major  General  Sir  W.  F.  Gatacre,  KCB.  Dsd.  4  June  ot 

Majoe  Gbneeal  Commambikg  '^     (g  Dec.  98). 

...    .    f,„„„  ..    Lieut.  A.  J.  M'Neill,  Seaforth  Highlanders. 

cf^naldt,9  I  ^tl'i^iinulonth^'staff)..      Colonel  A.  B.  Duthy    15  Jan   o^. 

District  Enqineer  {Colonel  on  the  Staff)  Colonel  R.  H.  Jell,  CMG.  3  bept.  97. 

Colonel  on  the  Staff  (for  CacalryBrigade]  -  ,^^^,  jj_   S.  Crofton,  CB.  D.S'O.  (from  h.p.  S.   Stairord  liegt.J 

Assistant  Adjutant  General (     g  Dec.  99  (temp.). 

( p.s.r.  Major  J.  R.  F.  Sladen,  E.  York.  Regt.,  21  Aug.  00  ( 1  Dec.  --,7 

Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  Generals ^Lt  Colonel  U.  D.  ^oake,  ret.  pay,  25  June  00  (acting). 

Dcv  Assist  Adj.  Gen.  for  Instruction  p.s.c.  Major  J.  F.  Cadell  Royal  AriiUery,  23  Nov.  97. 

2-f;,.T.'  r,!„t;L.  „/-  MnsMrn Captain  1).  J.  Gaisford,  South  Wales  Borderers,  ,  Feb.  98. 

Stofi 


.„    ,  ,...-     .  ,.,.._.,.«...-....-. , ..   ^~L tiient. 

Ckiet  Ordnance  Officer  ,V"',™„^  r   d    Hirhrr 

District  Paymaster ^0  of  ^    1   Maturin 

Principal  nhdical  Officer Colonel  J.  Maturm. 


staff  at  Home.  gg 


3.  HOME  DISTRICT.— Head  Quartera,  ifoi-se  GuaiJs. 

ijOB  GESKRiLCoMiiiKDiNG    Major  General  H.  Trotter,  16  Jti'v  qt 

Aide  lie  Camp *    ■ 

District  Engineer  (Colonel  on  the  StatF)    Colonel  S.  Waller,  7  July  07. 

Aanisfant  Adjutant   General    itcith    rank    of)  t^  ri  ,        ,  „  ■    y  • 

C„l,j„fl)    ;'  J  Lt.Colonel  F.  C.  Ricardo  (from  h  p.  Greu.Gils.),  i  Jan. 00  (/««;,.). 

D.?p„ti/A>Mtant  Adjntant  General Major  C.  W.  Kin?,  Army  Service  Corps,  16  Sept.  99  (acting). 

Dep.  Auut  Adj.  Qen.for  Instruction  Captain  J.  W.  Smith-Neill,  Soots  Guards,  30  Oct.  dq  iactina) 

Jtrignds  Major    ^    ^  *'' 

Diitrict  Impeclor  of  Musketry  Major  A.  G.  Balfour.  Highland  Li^ht  Iniantry,  ^  Feb.  00. 

Commanding  I  oliaiteerArtilleri/ District  Lt.Colouel  P.  T.  M.  Beaver      Wootmich 

Chief  Ordnance  Officer Major  F.  W.  M'T.  Bminv.  Berk-hire  Regiment. 

Dutrict  Piii/mnster    Colonel  T.  W.  Drage,  CB 

Principal  Uedicul  Officer "  r    j£ai-ch  00 

Chief  Recruiting  Staff  Officer Colonel    G.  P.   De   B.  Davidson  (from    h.p.   R.   Hin-hlanders)' 

•,•       CO   ^^/=         ,^,       TT,  (CaptainW.B.Inglis.  Norfolk  Resiment,  14  Ma.y  00.     Stratford.' 

Secruili.ir  Sta^  Officers  I^Class  II.)    -  Major  G.  P.  Ottley,  Yiirkshire  Lieht  Infantry,  20  July  00 

CCaptain  H.  P.  Dawson,  Roval  Artillery,  3  Aug  00 
/Lt.Colouel  W.  G.  Don,  MD.  retired  pay. 
Lt.Colonel  G.  W.  M'Xalty,  CB.  MD.  retired  pay. 

Medial  Officers  for  Recruiting  Duties    ■'  J'^9,°l°°*!  iv^?'^"""'  ^^^-  retired  pay. 

■'  ■'  "  U.CoionelW.  Keir,  J/23,  retired  pay. 

Lt.Colonel  H.  \V.  .1.  MackinnoD,  DSO.  retired  pay. 
VLt. Colonel  L.  A,  Irving,  retired  paj'. 


4.  NORTH   EASTERN  DISTRICT.— Head  Quarters,  Tor/-. 

iiOR  GBHKBii  Commanding Major  General  E.  T.  Thynne,  CB.  i  Oct.  94. 

Aide  tie  Camp    ■ 

Commanding  R.  Art.  (Colonel  on  the  Staff")...     Colonel  J.  E.  Josselyn,  27  May  99. 
District  Engineer  {Colonel  on  the  Staff) p.8.c.  Colonel  A.  O.  Groen,  lo'Kov.  9S. 

rVC  Colonel  E.  S.  Browne  (from  Regimental  District),  4  Mar.  00. 
Assistant  Ad  infant  Generals   i  Colonel  P.F.Johnson  (from  h. p.  Army  Service  Corps),  24  Sept.  00. 

C     (temp.). 

Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General 

Dep.  Assist.  Adj.  Gen.j'or  Instruction 

District  Inspector  of  Musketry  Captain  L.  T.  C.  Twyford,  North  Staffordshire  Eesrt.  24  Feb.  99. 

Recruitina  Staff  OIRcert  iChisi  II )  ^  Major  J.  Mosse,  Leicester  Regiment,  a  Apr.  00.    Leeds. 

Kecruumg  staJt  Ufficers  [Liass  11.)    ^  Captain  A.  C.  Buckle,  S.  Stafford  Regiment,  13  Dec.  00.    Sheffield. 

O^.-'-c.  Captain  G.  D.  Symonils,  26  IXov.  aa.— Acting  D.A.A.  Gen. 
Staff  Captains,  Royal  Artillery   <     for  Instruction. 

Clt.. Colonel  A.  H.  Armytage,  Reserve,  ig  June  00  {acting}. 
CommandlngMilitia  and  Volunteer  Artillery     Lt.Colonel  H.  Burton.     Scarborough. 

Chief  Ordnance  Officer      Captain  H.  Cooper,  Dep.  Com  of  Ordnance, 

District  Paymaster Lt.Colonel  J.  C.  T.  Humphrey. 

Principal  Medical  Officer Colonel  W.  E.  Saunders,  CB! 


5.  NORTH    WESTERN    DISTRICT —Head  Quarter.s,  C7/,f.s?cc. 

lAJOE  Genebal  Commanding  Major  General  L.  V.  Swaine.  CB.  CMG.  i-  Oct.  96  (i  Mar.  96). 

Aide  de  Camp Major  A.  FulIer-AcLand-Hootl.Rifle  iirigade,!?  Oct.96  (i2Mar.9C). 

Commanding  Royal  Artillery    Lt.Colonel  F.  M.  Bland.     Seaforth. 

District  Engineer  [Colonel  on  fhe  Stuff)  Colonel  J.  W.  Savage,  9  Oct.  96. 

.issistnnt  Adjutant  General    p.s.c.  Col.  E.  R.  Ciiurtenay  (from  Regimental  District),  8  Oct.  00. 

Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General    Captain  K.C. Wright,  Beilfordshire  Rei.'iment,2S  Aug.  00  (ac^rH^). 

District  Inspector  of  Musketry  Captain  A.  P.  Evans-Lomlje.  Highland  Light  Infantry ,  28  Aug  00 

D         ...      „.  ^rix       ira  .    ^\  (Lt.Colonel  G.  H.  Leathem  (from  h. p.  East  Snrre.y  Regiment), 

Recrmtivg  Staff  Officer  (Class  1.)    ^      ,6  Dec.  99  (16  Dec.  06),    Manchester. 

n         •<■       crj  /rna  ...    int,.,TT\  ("Major  L.  L.  Nicol,  Rifle  Brigade,  29  Mar.  00.    Birmingham. 

Recruiting  Staff  Officers  (Class  II.)  (Captain  D.  Strachan,  Qr.  Mr.  Wilts  Regt.  i  Apr.  95.    Liverpool. 

Staff  Captain,  Royal  Artillery Major  W.  G.  Pliillimore,  Reserve,  16  Mar.  00  (temp.). 

Commcntdina  Militia   and  Volunteer  Artillery     Lt.Colonel  P.  M.  Bland.     Seaforth. 

Chief  Ordnance  Officer   Lt.Colonel  p.  G.  Parkinson,  Army  Ordnance  Department. 

District  Paymaster   Colonel  H.  M.  Compigne,  retired  pa.v. 

Principal  Medical  Officer  

Mcdijii!  Officer  for  Recruiting Lt.Colonel  E.  V.  MacSwlney,  MD.  ret.  pay.    Liverpool. 


6.  SCOTTISH  DISTRICT.— Head  Quarters,  BtZwibju-j/i. 

ect.Genebal  Commanding  p.s.c.  General  E.  P.  Chapman,  CB.  Royal  Artillery,  6  May  96. 

Aide  de  Camp   Captain  H.  P.  Moultou-Barrett.  A.  and  S.  Hldrs.  i  Oct.  98. 

,     .,      .   ,,■  ,      .„           1  (Colonel  P.  B.  J.  Jerrard  (from  h. p.  W.  Riding  Regt.),  17  Oct.  99 

Assistant  Adiutant  General -^      (temp.).  ftp.'.     /  ^^i,.  ^^ 

Deputi/  A».iistant  Adiufant  General    ,  Lt.Colouel  C.  E.'D.  Telter-Smollett,  Reserve,  10  Nov.  00  (temp.). 

Dep.  Assist.  Adj.  Gen.  and  also  for  Instruction    p.s.c.  Capt.P.C.  Dundas,.irgyll&Suth.  Highl'S.  11  Jan.ooj^fm;).). 
District  Inspector  of  Musketry   Captain  D.  M.  Stuart,  Scots  Fusiliers,  17  Sept.  00. 

rCaptaia  J.  R.  Hay.  Qr.  Mr.  R.  Hldrs.  6  Aug.  9S.  Edinlnrgh. 
Reeruitinij  Staff  Officers  (Class  II.)  ^  Captain  A.  M'Rae,  Qr.  Mr.  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders, 

C    9  July  00.     Glasgotc. 
Commanding  Royal  Artillery  (Col.  on  the  Staff)    Colonel  W.  .\itken,  CB.  30  Dec.  99. 

.Staff  Captain  Royal  Artillery  Captain  M.  C.  P.  Ward,  i  Dec.  t.3. 

District  Enaineer  (Colonel  on  the  Stafi  Colonel  St.  G.  M.  Kirke,  21  Mar.oo. 

I  Lt.Colonel  E.  U.  Blackett.     Leith  Fort. 
Commandinq  Militia  and  Volunteer  Artillery ...  -  Colonel  G.  J.  Lord  Playfair.     Aberdeen. 

I  Lt.Colonel  W.  H.  E.  Dobie.     Glasyow. 

Chief  Ordnance  Officer  Major  C.  S.  Meeres,  Royal  Artillery. 

District  Pai/master Colonel  G.  H.  Anson. 

Principal  ileiical  Officer Colonel  J.  P.  Rooney. 


go  Staff  at  Home. 


7.  SOUTH  EASTEKN  DISTRICT. — Head  Quarters,  Dover. 

Majoe  Geneeal  Commanding  

lltfnr  aL^rS''oniheSlaff '"'"Z.  Henry  Hallam  Parr,  CB.   CilG.  i  July  93-    ShorncUffi. 

TdedTcamp  ....-••  '^^  I-ieu'-  L-  W.  H.  TrmRbam,  Wilts  Regt.,  26  Nov.  99  (ac/i...r/). 

CommandingR.  AH.  \CoUmei  on  the  Staff)  ...  Colonel  E.  Lake.  17  Oct.  gS. 

BhtyictEnqineeriColonelonihe  Staff) Colonel  H.  P.  Karkwood,  31  Dec.  96. 

S^tn^^^^'Ci::;;?:^"!'::'.!:^!:!:::  C..-  Colone,  W.  a.  Conings  (rron.  ..p.  Derbyshire  'u^.ZZf. 

(.4  Jan.  00  (temp.). 

Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  Getteral .„  Shorncliffe. 

Dtp.  Aig'iat.  Adj.  Gen. and  aUofor InUruction    p.n.c.  Major  H.  J.  Cranfard,  Reserve,  24  May  00  (temp.). 
Brioade  Major  5" Captain    F.  W.  Towsey,  W.  York  Regt.  18  Nov.    99   (actinff), 

•^  *^     t      SkorncUffe. 

Brigade  Major,  Royal  Artillery    p.$.c.  Lt. Colonel  E.  O.  O'SuUivan,  Heserve,  19  Feb.  00  {temp.). 

District  lyispector  of  Musketry Captain  G.  E.  W.  Withingtonj  South  Lancashire  Rngt,  25  Jsn.  gq. 

Commajidiiiy  Army  Sercice  Corpn ColoneJ  C.  E.  Heath. 

Commanding  MiU'tia  and  Volunteer  Artillery    Colonel  J.  V.  V.  Baker. 

Chief  Ordnance  Officer    Colonel  W.  R.  Mayo,  Dep.  Com,  Gen.  of  Ordnance,  ret.  pay. 

Di«trict  Paymaster Colonel  W.  B.  Cauifrild-Stoker. 

Principal  Medical  0£icer Colonel  H.  Comerford,  MD* 


8.  SOUTHERN  DISTRICT.— Head  Quarters,  Forfsmout/i. 

LiBUT. General  Coumasding Lt.General 5(> B.C. Russell,  G^CB.STlfC  13 Hussars, :oNov 

A\dP>.  dp  Cnmn  C Captain  J.  H.  Thresher,  Rifle  Brigade.  13  Apr.  00. 

^ tCaptain  L.  W.  G.  Butler,  Resen-e,  1  Sept.  00  (acting). 

Commanding  M.  Art.  (Major  Gen.  on  the  Staff)    Major  General  R.  MacGrepor  Stewart,  CB.  4  Kov.  97. 

District  Engineer  (Colonel  on  the  Staff)  Colonel  D.  A.  Scott,  CB.  DSO.  15  June  99. 

/Col.  W.  Creagh  (Irom  h.p.  7  Dragoon  Gds.),  5  Aug.  97.    NefUy. 
\2Kf.c.  Colonel  £[o7i.  J.  P.  Napier  (from  h.p.  10  Hussars),  5  Jai: 

Atsittant  Adjutant  Generals  -'      (temp,). 

Colonel  M.  E.  R.  Rainoford,  CB.  (from  Army  Service  Cori - 
\      13  Oct.  ^g{temp.). 

Deputy A»n^tani  Adjutant  Generals    f  ^i^ptain  P    R.  E.  Thompson,  Reserve,  26  Feb  00  (tet>>p.). 

^    ^  '  i.  Major  J.  S.  Frith,  Reserve,  10  May  00  (acting). 

Dep.Ai'xist.Adjt.  Gen  Sr  do.  for  Instruction Major  C.  C.  Douplas,  Reserve,  26  Feb.  oo  (temp.). 

Dutfrict  Inspect  or  of  Musketry  Major  H.  A.  Kinloch.  King's  Royal  Hiflee,  14  Sept.  98. 

Brigade  Major,  Royal  Artillery Major  D.  C.  Dean-Pitt,  Reserve,    sMarchoo  (temp.). 

Commanding  Militia  and  Volunteer  Artillery..,    Lt. Colonel  R.  M.  Brady.     Goiport. 

Chief  Ordnance  Officer Colonel  F,  M.  Turner.  Army  Ordnance  Department. 

District  Paymaster     Colonel  E.  Roberts,  CB. 

Prijicipal  Medical  Officer Surgeon  General  C.  M'D.  Cuffe,  CB. 

Quarter  Master  and  Acting  Adjt,,  Invalid  Depot..^    Montage  John  Prentice,  13  Dec.  gg  ;  Son.  Lieut.    Netley. 
Comm.  Discharge  Depot,  Fort Brockhurst^Gosport...     Lt.Col.H.P.  Carden (from h.p. D.  ofComwall's  Lt.Inf.),25  Aug. 

Adjutant Captain  J.  F.  RadcUffe,  Devonshire  Regiment,  3  Sept.  00. 

Paymaster Captain  A.  M.  Sugden. 

Quarter  Master  William  Neate,  7  May  S4  :  Son.  Captain,  7  May  94. 

Colonel     on     the      Staff,      Convalescent      Depot,  f  Colonel  J.  Stacpole  (from  h.p.  Army  Service  Corps),  q  Av._ 

Southampton (      (temp.). 

Paymaster,  do Captain  R.  S.  Ruston. 

Colonel  on  the  Staff  for  ff.  Engineers  Colonel  R,  M.  Barklie,  5  Dec.  93.     Tedicorth. 

Deputy  Assist.  Adjutant  General  for  J/«**^r^  {*^|i^L^;./>]IJ!!!''''"'''  ^"^'^  ^""^  ^*'''"*^^  Borderei-s  {temp,} 

District  Ingpectors  qf  Musketry 


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3.   THAMES  DISTRICT.— Head  Quarters,  Chathavi. 

Major  General  CoiiiiAXDiKa « p.s.c.  Major  General  iStVT.  Fraser,  KCB.  CMG.  R.  Eng.  1  Oc: 

Aide  de  Camp 

Commanding  R.  Art.  (Colonel  on  the  Staff)  ...  Colonel  H.  Barron,  1  Oct.  00. 

Diffrict  Engineer  {Colonel  on  the  Staff")    Colonel  F.  R.  de  Wolski,  25  Aug.  gS. 

Assistant  Adjutant  General ^.s.c.  Col.  W.  T.  Dooner  (from  h.p.  Regtl.Dist.),  18  Oct.  ggdemp,) 

Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General Lt.Colonel  W.  T.  McLeod,  Reserve  (acting). 

Staff  Captain,  Royal  Artillery   Captain  H.  E.  Cadell,  Royai  Artillery,  24  Feb.  00. 

Commanding  Militia  ami  Volunteer  Artillery  Lt.Colonel  F.  T.  M.  Beaver.     Woolu-ick. 

Chief  Ordnance  Officer    Captain  M.  H.  Egan,  Royal  Scots. 

Dittrict  Paymaster    Colonel  J.  G.  Hamilton,  retired  pay. 

Principal  Medical  Officer  

10.  WESTERN  DISTRICT. — Head  Quarters, Devonporf. 

Commanding  the  Division Lieut.  General  StrW.  F.  Batler,  JSTCB. 

Aide  de  Camp  

Commanding  R.  Art.(Colonel  on  the  Staff)...     p.s.c.  Colonel  N.  L.  "Walford,  15  June  97. 

District  Engineer  {Colonel  on  theStaff)  Colonel  W.  R.  Purchas,  j6  Aug.  98. 

Colonel  on  the  Staff  (for  Severn  Defences  and^  Colonel  W.  W.  Smith  (from  Royal  Artillery),  16  Oct.  99.    Pem- 
Milford  Haven)    S      hroke  Dock. 

('Colonel  W.S.Clarke  (from  h. p. Worcester  Regt.),  6  Jan.oo(^eniji.). 
Assistant  Adjutant  Generals  <  Lt.Colonel  C.  G.  Knocker,  Army  Ser^-ice  Corps,  12  Sept,  99 

(^     (acting). 

Assist.  Adj.  Gen.  for  Instruction >j.s.c.  Colonel  W.  W.  M.  Smith,  from  h.p.  Royal  Artillery,  i  July  00, 

Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  Captain  H.  P.  De  la  Bere,  Scots  Fusiliers,  iNov.  99  {temp,}. 

District  Inspector  of  Musket rj;    Major  J.  H.  Swanston,  Royal  Marines,  27  Xov.  99. 

Brigade  Major,  Royal  Artillery p.s.c.  Major  F,  J.  A.  Trench,  10  Apr.  59. 

Cojnman  >\ng  Militia  and  VoUmteer  Artillery    Lt.Colonel  M.  O.  Hopkins.     Cardiff. 

Chief  Or  Inance  Officer Colonel  E.  E.  Markwick,  Army  Ordnance  Department. 

District  Paymaster  Colonel  O.  M.  Johnston. 

Principal  Medical  Offif  zr  „   - Surgeon  General  G.  J.  H.  Evatt,  MD. 


Staff  at  Home. 


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11.  WOOLWICH  DISTRICT. 

iDBGHNEEii,  Commanding ;'■»■<■■  Jliijor  General  «,>  J.  F. Maurice,  A'CS.  R.Anillerv  S  Deo  o= 

jidede  Camp  .  Captain  F.  B.  Maurice,  Derbyshire  Regt,  lo  Dec.  oo  (,  June  96) 

Colonel  oa  the  Staff  {Com.  Soyal  Artillery)  ...  Colonel  R.  Corbett,  17  Au"   08  u^iiueya; 

Bsatricf  Engineer  Major  H.  J.  W.  Bro,Tni-i"g 

iisMant  Adjutant  General    Colonel  H.  T.  S.  Tales  (from  Royal  Artillery),  4  Dec.  oo 

Depufi/  A^.utant  Adjutant  General  Lt.Colonel  J.  C.  Oughterson,  A.S.  Corps,  9  Oct.  99  (aStina) 

Brigade  Mu/or  Soyal  Artillery  jo.s.c  Major  W.  A.  Macbean,  12  Feb.  00. 

Vommandmg  Militia  and  Volunteer  Artillery  Lt.Colonel  F.  T.  M.  Beaver 

District  Paymaster Colonel  H.  W.  Bateman. 

Principal  Medical  Officer    

Dietrict  Veterinary  Officer Veterinary  Lt.Colonel  G.  Durrant. 


Dep.  Assist.  Adj.  Ge.i.  (for  Supply  Inspection)     Colonel  W.  Dunne,  A.  S.  Corps,  3  Nov.  97.    Woolwich  Dockyard. 

Dep.Assist.Adi.Gen.iforSupply  Inspection)^^^]"^  p:  W.  King,  Army  Service  Corps,  t  July  97  (i  July  94). 

(.      iVoolwich  Dockyard. 

Dep.  Assist.  Adj.  Gen. (for  Transport  Duties)  ^,^''£.°^'i^'^\^-  J-  Parkyi,  ret.    Army   Service   Corps   (acting). 

i      yVoolicich  Arsenal. 


IRELAND. 

LiEci.GENBBiL  &  Geseeal  Goveenoe The  Sight  Son.  G.  H.  JEarl  Cadogaj,  XG. 

Aides  de  Camp. 
Sir  J.  Keane,  Bart.  Royal  Artillery,  16  Dec.  97.      I    Captain  W.  J.  B.  Van  de  Weyer,arro.  3  Bu  Berkshire 
tain  W.  H.  B.  Long.W.  Kent  Regt,  3  Apr.  00  (temp.).    \        Regiment  (temp.). 

I    Captain  H.  Bamsden,  Royal  Art.,  u  Dec.  99  hx'ra). 

rH.R.H.  the   Duke  of  Connaught  and    Strathearn,    STG.  ST. 
UANDiNG  THE  FoBCES  ^     sp.  GCB.  GSCI.  GCMG.  OCIE.  GCVO.  Scots  Guards,  &o., 

(.    &c.,  &c.,  9  Jan.  00. 
list  Military  Secretary  (with  rank  of  Major)     Captain  M.  M'>Jeill,  Reserve,  9  Jan.  oo(temp.). 
iesdeCamp  f  Captain  ffoii.  J.  G.  H.  H.  Beresford,  7  Hussars,  9  Jan,  00. 

'     '  i.  Captam  E.  F.  Clayton,  Scots  Uimrds,  9  Jan.  00. 

ptity  Adjutant  General    p.s.c.  Colonel  A.  G.  Wavell  (from  Regimental  District). 

nitant  Adjutant  General p.s.c.  Colonel  J.  Davidson  (from  h.p.  8  Hussars),  S  Dec.  00. 

puty  Assistant  Adjutant  Generals (<';*"•  ■^.''^°.''  9,-  ^-  W.  Nugent,  DSO.  King's  Royal  Rifles. 

(Major  G.  A.  Porter,  Reserve.  21  Mar.  00  (temp.), 
ttriet  Inspectors  of  Musketry i  Captain  H.  C.  Metcalfe,  Northampton  Regiment,  10  Nov.  00. 

pitty  Assist.  Adjutant  General  B.  Artillery   ...    Lt.Colonel  H.  S.  Murra.y  Graham,  Reserve,  19  Mar.  00. 

ief  Engineer  (^Colonel  on  the  Staff)  p.s.c.  Colonel  C.  F.  C.  Beresford,  6  Jan.  98. 

p.  Assist.  Adj.  General ^  Royal  Mngineers    

uuty  Judge  Adoocate  

.ef  Ordnance  Officer   Colonel  E.  G.  Skinner,  CB.  Army  Ordnance  Department. 

sfPayrxaster Colonel  F.  Treflry. 

incipal  Medical  Officer Surgeon  General  A.  F.  Preston,  MB. 

ttrict  Veterinary  Officer  


12.  BELFAST  DISTRICT. 

lAKDiNQ  BBi,FiST  DiSTEicT  FiC  Major  General  E.  P.  Leach,  R.  Engiueers,  CB.  aApr.oo  (tenp.). 

tide  de  Camp    Captain  P.  N.  Kent,  5  Dratronn  Guar'tls,  28  June  00  (^f'wij) ) 

mtant  Adjutant  General  J- Colonel  W  FD    Cochrane,  CB.  (from  h.p.  Duke  of  Cornwall's 

•^  (.     Light  Infantry),  21  Feb.  00  (^cw;).). 

puty  Assistant  Adjutant  General {''"(f  A^?^",;)"^'  ^'   °'  ^"'"°'^'  ^™^  ^'"'™''  ^°''l'*'  '=  ^"S'  °° 

nmanding  Soyal  Artillery Lt.Colonel  E.  C.  Wace,  DSO.     Londonderry. 

nmanding  Royal  Engineer Lt.Colonel  K.  Mackean. 

Nmanding  Militia  Artillery  Lt.Colonel  E.  C.  Wace,  DSO.     Londonderry. 

]ef  Ordnance  Officer Ma,ior  C.  Hall,  Connauglit  Rangers. 

itrict  Paymaster    Major  W.  C.  Minchin. 

Incipal  Medical  Officer   


13.   CORK  DISTBICT. 

lANDiNG  CorkDisieict Major  General  Sir  H.  M'Calmont,  XCB.  i  Oct.  98. 

tide  de  Camp    Captain  P.  P.  Sellar,  4  Dragoon  Guards,  15  Nov.  99. 

nmanding  Royal  Artillery  (Colonel  on  Staff)    Colonel  R.  \V.  Rainsford-Hanuay,  i  Dec.  00  (7  Sept.  gS). 

ff  Captain,  Rnyal  Artillery Major  W.  E.  Hardy,  Reserve,  9  Fob.  00  (temp.). 

nmanding  Royal  Engineer Lt.Colonel  E.  W.  Cotter. 

■istant  Adjutant  General  ColonelC.  P.  Temple,  DSO.  (fromh.p.Regimental  Dist.j.g  July  95. 

.,..,.,.,,„  ,  JColonelJ.G.Y.Wilson,ArmyServiceCorp8,i  Apr.  98  (i  Apr.  9s). 

miy  Assistant  Adjutant  Generah \  CaptainP.Douglas-Pennant,  King's  R.  Rifles,  30  Dec.  99  (acting). 

itrict  Inspector  of  Musketry Major  G.  H.  Nicholson,  Hampshire  Regiment,  30  June  99. 

iff  Captain Captam  J.  H.  G.Feilden,  King's  R.  Rifles,  30  Sept, 99  (acting). 

nmanding  Militia  Artillery Lt.Colonel  A.  M.  Murray.     Cirk. 

ef  Ordnance  Officer    Major  R.  Crawford. 

trict  Paymaster  Lt.Colonel  M.  R.  Healy,  retired  pay. 

ncipal  Medical  Officer  Colonel  J.  M'Namara,  MD. 

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loort  Stoff  at  Home. 


14.  CURRAGH  DISTRICT. 

tloMMANDiKG  CcEKiGn  Bbigi.DE Ma.ior  General  Sir  H.  C.  Cheimside,  aCilG.  CB. 

Aide  de  Camp  I'lC  Captain  Viict.  Fincastle,  16  Lancer.s. 

A,.i,in.„f  AdiutantOeiteral  p-t-c-  Col.  C.  Kenned.v  (from  Suffolk  Hegunent). 

A>.uta.nt  Ad.ufa„t  ittneral ^  ^^.^^  ^  ^   -^.lones,  York  Lieht  Infantry,  15  Feb.  00,  («<■?.«,./]. 

Depiily  Ataiifaiif  Adjutant  Benerais \ Major  A.  J.  Erskine,  Army  Service  Coi-jis,  8  Jane  00  {ac/iiig). 

.     ,          ,.  I  j).».c.  Major  Sir  W.  K.  W.  Jenner,  Bart,  g  Lancers,  27  Aug.  96.- 

Dep.  Assist.  Adj.  Gen.  for  Instruction  '^^  Act  inn  A.  A.  Oen. 

Brigade  Zlajor  ....... ..^ i;"""'";  f  Colonel  Sir  S.  il.Lookhart,  Bart.  IIVO.  (from  h.p. .  Life  Guara*) 

Brigadier  Gen.  on   the  Stiif  (  for  Cav.  Brtjade)  J      ^  j^^j^.  ^ 

Commanding  Soyal  ArtiUery  {Colonel  on  Staff)  '  Colonel  F.  A.  Yorke  (from  Royal  Artillery),  17  Jan.  00  {temp.). 

Brigade  Major.  Boyat  Artillery ;>.».(•.  Major  A.  W.  Gay,  i  Nov.  00. 

Commandin':/ Royal  En./iiiecr    Lt.Colonel  J.  C.  Tyler.  „      •         . 

Chief  Ordnance'ojiier Captain  W.  M.  Trac.v,  West  Sun-ey  Hegiment. 

District  Puiimaiter Major  J.  K.  M'CausIand. 

.Senior  Medical  Officer Lt.Colonel  E.  Tl.  Stokes,  Mi). 

Camp  Quarter  Master Harry  Gibbs,' 20  July  gi;l/^<»i.  £■<■«'.       .         .        „  ,,        . 

Assistant  Provost  Marshal     Lieut.  W.Butler,  Qr.Mr.  Manchester  Regiment,  .4  May  <«-  ('..../-). 

15.  DUBLIN  DISTRICT. 

!■„,.«. MT,i«r  11n«i  rxniSTEicT  .    .  ii.g.c. Major  General  M.  W.  E.  UoBset,  CB.  21  Sept.  Q7. 

Itdedecl^np  ^  ."ZZ/     Z      ..     Captain  R.  P.  Butler,  S  Bn.  Kind's  R.  Ride.,  ,9  Jan.  00  ,-,/„,,) 

Aiae  ae  i.amp Colonel  E.  M.  Baker  (from  h.p.  R.  .irtiUcry).  6  Mar.  00  {temp.). 

Assistant  Adjutant  Generals '^  Colonel  L.  A.  Clutterbuck,  A.  Serv.  Corps  13  Oct.  99. 

(ps  c  Captain  E.  J.  Buckley,  Inniskilling  Fus.  12  Mar.  00  {temp. 
Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  Generals  y 

Deputy  Assist.  Adjutant  General  for  Instruction    Major  J.  G.  Adamson,  Reserve,  "^  Ma'Th  00  (/^,«p.) 

"S  Cavtain  Captaini/uii.A.W.de  B.S.Foljambe.Jf  J  O.RifleBrn.'ade,27  Jol> 

'commanding  Boyal -Millen, Lt.Colonel  W.TyUlen. 

Commandino  Boyal  Engineer  Lt.Co  one!  J.  C    Campbell. 

Commandin.,  Militia  Artillerg    Lt.Colonel  A   M.  Murrav.     Co'/- 

Chief  Ord,ra„.e  Officer  C.aptam  J.  N.  Salmon,  Royal  Artillery. 

Tii^trict  Vaiimnster  L'oionel  F.  Treilry. 

lteTuitiLsSo£er'i'ci^s  I'l)  Major  H.  H.  Bediogfeld,  Devonshire  Regiment,  15  Sept.  09. 

MMcaToffcfforSe^^^^^  Lt.Colonel  M.  L.  White,  retired  pay,  3  Oct.  88. 

■  Lieut.  Gibbs  served  in  the  E<;yptian  war  of  1S82,  and  wa«  present  in  the  eng-agements  at  Tel-el-Mahut 
and  Mahsama,  in  the  action  at  Kassa.sin  (23ih  August),  and  at  tLebaltte  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Uas] 
an  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  wi'-n  the  Heavy  Camel  Corps  and  was  presen 
in  theengLgements  at  Abu  Klea  (when  he  brought  the  detw.tment  out  of  action).  El  Gubat.  and  Metamme 
(two  Clasps,  and  Medal  for  distinguished  conduct  in  the  field) . 


16.  GUERNSEY  AND  ALDERNEY  DISTRICT. 

Li  BUT  GovBBNOE  AND  CoMUiNDiNG  THE  Tboops  Mujor  General  M.  U.  Saward,  Ro.ral  Artillery,  16  March  99- 

Deputg  Assulunt  Adjutant  General Major  J.  W.  M.  Macartney,  Hesei-ve,  27  Apr.  00  {temp.). 

Commanding  Boyal  Artillery     ,  „   m    ci  • 

Commandinaltoyal  Engineer    Colonel  M.  W.  Skinner. 

Chief  Ordnance  Officer  Lieut.  W.  E.  Netherton,  Assistant  Commissary  of  Ordnanco 

District  Paymaster Lt.Colonel  W.  R.  Kaye,  retired  pay. 


17.  JERSEY  DISTRICT. 

LisuT  GoTESKOE  iNDCoMMiXDiseTHiTcoops..  Major  General  II.  R.  Abadie,  (iJ.  14  Nov.  00. 

Deputy  Amttnnt  Adjutant  General    p.s.c.  Major  C.  G.  Morrison,  i  Dragoons,  24  July  99. 

Commanding  Boyal  Artillery    Major  H.  C.G    Taylor. 

Commanding  Boyal  Engineer    Lt.Colonel  J.  D.  Fullerton. 

Chief  Ordnance  Officer .,„„,,, 

District  Paymaster    Captain  J.  E.  S.  Maclure. 

Senior  Medical  Officer 


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STAFF     IN     AFRICA. 


CAPE  OF  GOOD  HOPE. 

jvernor  and  Commander  it)   Chief  of  the  Cape  of  \ 

Good  Hope  and  its   Dependencies,  and  Migk^ Sir  Alfred 'Slilner,  OCMbr.  GCB.     Cape  Town. 

Commissioner  for  South  Africa ) 

'Militaru  Secretary Major  Son.  W.  Lambton,  Coldstream  Guards. 

rLieut.  R.  C.  ilaster,  King's  Royal  Rifles,  12  Apr.  98. 

AidefdeCamp -^  Captain  W.  H.   Davenport,  6  Battalion  Warwickshire  Regiment 

».     27  Oct.  99  {exti'a). 

NATAL  (comprising  Natal  and  Zululand). 

loernorand  Commanderin  Chief. Jlon.SirW.  F.  Hely- Hutchinson,  GCMQ.    Maritzhurg. 

Aide  de  Camp   


FORCES  IN  SOUTH  AFRICA, 

„>andi..  in  Chief  (,citk  rank-  of  General)  <  Lieut.General  H.  H.  Lord  Kitchener  of  Khartoum.  GCB.  KCMG^ 

■J  J  '■  ^  '  (^     Royal  Eacmeerd  12  Dec.  00.  '— ^ 

Militaru  Secretaru  ( p.s.e.  Lt.Colonel  H.  V.  Cowan  (from  Royal  Artillery),  18  Feb/oo. 

^  '  ■*    t     (temp.) 

As.isfant  Military  Secretaries -j"  "^'aptain  A.  C.  M.  Waterfiekl,  Intlian  StatT  Corps.  iS  Feb.  00. 


Fricate  Secretary  ..- < 

As:>itifa}it  Private  Secretary 


Aides  de  Ca>np 


Naval  Aide  de  Camp... Commander  ifo//.  S.  J.  Fortescie,  R.N.  23  Dec.  99. 

'hiefof  the  StaJ"  {Major  General  on  the  StuJT)  ...  [ 

Aides  de  Camp    -. 

iiUlarn    Gover,wr    at     Bloemfontein    {U^jor^  ^  .     Q^^^^al  G.  T.  rrety.nan,  CB.  Royal  Artillery,  H  Mar.  oo. 

(reueral  on  the  Staff )  y        ■'  j  >  j 

Aide  de  Camp  Lieut.  I'(»e^.  Acheson,  Coldstream  Guards,  31  Mar.  00. 

[ilifary  Goeernor  at  Johannesburg;  [with  rank  of]  y^.    ,  ^    j   jjackenzie,  Seaforth  High'anders,  31  May  00 

totonel) )^  o  ij  J 

Aidede  Camp Lieut.  F.  E.  f,.  Daniell,  Seat'ortli  Highlanders,  6  June  oo. 

,'  Maior  Gr.  R,  Cavaye,  Cameron  Highlanders,  6  June  oo. 
p.».c.  Maior  F.  J.  Davies,  Grenadier  Guards,  6  June  oo. 
fi.s.c.  Ma;nr  W.  A.  J.  O'Meara,  Royal  Eop^ineer?,  6  June  oo. 
,.,..,..,        ,    ,         T%       J       ,  ,•  I      .  I /i.s.r.  Major  F.  L.  Bauon,  Shropshire  Light  Infantr.y,  6  June  oo. 
l>,,>tn„t,  to  ditto  {graded  as  Beput.j   -i'(/«'"«' rM„|„r  D.  H.  Macidierson,  Imperial  Yeomxnry,  6  June  oo. 

<^">'^-«") j  Major  A.  J.  H.  Luard,  Norfolk  Regiment,  6  June  oo. 

/  Captain  W.  S.  Copland,  Leicester  Regiment,  6  June  oo. 

I  Captain  W.  A.  Barnett.  N.  St  iffordshire  Regiment,  6  June  oo. 

1  p.t.c.  Captain  J.  G.  Baldwin,  Royal  Artillery,  6  June  oo. 


iepufii  Adjutant  General  (Briij.  Gen.  on  Staff). 


Uahlant  Adjutant  Genet-ais 


"yepufij  Assistant  Adjutant  Generals 


director    qf    Militai-i/    Intelligence    (graded    as) 
Assistant  Adjutant  General)     i 

lasistant  Adjutant  General  (Intell.) | 

''hief  Intelligence  Officer,  Bloemfontein 


Major  General  W.  F.  Kellv,  CB.  i3  Jan.  oo. 

f.s.c.  Bt.Lt.Colonel  H.  M.  Lawaou.  Royal  Engineers,  :6  Sept.  99. 

p.s.c.  Bt.Lt.Colonel  Sir  H.  S.  Rawlinsun.  Bt.  Coldetreim  Guards, 

12  Oct.  99. 
p.s.e.  Lt.Colonel  R.  B.  Gaisford,  Scots  Fusiliers.  5  Feb.  00. 
p.s.c.  Lt.Colonel  J.  S.  Ewart,  Cameron  Higblanders,  20  Aug.  00 

(II  Feb.  00). 
f.s.c.  Lt.Colonel  J.  H.  Poett.  Dorset  Regiment,  22  Feb.  00. 
Lt.Colonel  P.  J.  T.  Lewis,  Army  Service  Corps,  9  Oct.  99. 
p.s.e.  Major  L.  E.  Kiggell,  'Waiwick.  Regt.  9  Oct.  99. 
p.s.c.  Maior  Hon.  F.  Gordon,  Gordon  Highlanders,  9  Oct.  99. 
p.s.e.  Major  F.  Wintour,  W.  Kent  Reut.  (  Ca^v  Town),  5  Feb.  00. 
Bt.Lt.Colonel  G.  F.  Gorringe.  DSO.  Royal  Engineers,  10  Fe  b.  00. 
p.s.c.  Major  A.  W.  Elles,  Yorkshu-e  Light  Infantry,  6  June  00. 
Captain  F.  H.  Weldon,  Derbysbire  Regiment,  11  June  00. 
Maior  C.  W.  Gartside-Spaisiit,  Capt.  Reserve,  20  June  00. 
Bt. Major  E.  C.  Thring  Army  Service  Cores,  27  July  00. 
Bt. Major  W.  Campbell,  Gonlon  Highlanders,  1  Oct.  00. 


deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  Generals  {Intell.) 


(: 


p.s.c.  Bt.Major  D.  Henderson,  Argyll  and  Satherland  Highlanders 

I  .Jul.y  99. 
lis  c.  Major  G.  F.  Milne.  Royal  Artillery,  iS  Feb.  00. 
/.s.c.  Major  N.  W.  Cuthhertson,  Royal  Highlanders,  28  Aug.  00 

(igAor.  00). 
Captain  H.  J.  M.  Macandrew,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  7  June  00. 
Major  W.  H.  Salmon,  King's  Royal  Rifles,  28  Sept.  00. 


V 


Cap  I 


loia  Staff  in  Africa. 

Comdg.  E.  ArtUUr}/  [Major  General  on  Staff)  ...  Colonel  G.  H.  Marshall,  9  Oct.  99. 

Aide  de  Camp,  Eot/al  Artillery Captain  A.  D.  Kirby,  Royal  Artillery,  9  Oct.  99. 

Officers  Commanding  Soj/al  Artillert/ 

Aide  de  Camp 

Assiifanf  Adjutant  GcneraI,Eoyal  Artillerg Lt.Colonel  H.  C.  Sclater  (from  Royal  Aa'tillery).  10  Feb.  •. 

Bep.  Attitlant  Adjutant  General,  Bogal  Artillert..  Major  J.  E.  W.  Headlam,  Riyal  Artillery,  10  Feb  00 

Staff  Officer,  Eoyal  Artillery 

Engineer  in  Chief  (Major  General  on  Staff) Colonel  E.  Wood.  CB.  9  Oct.  99. 

Aide  de  Camp,  Sayal  Engineers    Captain  R.  N.  Harvev,  Royal  EnRineers,  2  Aug.  00. 

Colonel  on  the  Staff  for  Royal  Ejigineerf    

Aatittanf  Adjutant  General,  Soyal  Engineert p.ic.  Lt.Colonel  E.  H.  Bcthell,  10  Jan  00  (9  Oct.  99). 

Staff  Officer,  Eoyal  Engineers Captain  G.  M.  Hutton,  5  Mar.  00. 

Directors  of  Tdejrapht  f  Lt.Colonel  R.  L.  Hipoisley,  Royal  Eogineers.  18  Nov.  99. 

jjtieccais  oj  Mci  J    yu,  iLt.Colonel  R.  S.  Curtis,  Royal  Engineers,  2  Aug.  00. 

Director  of  Transport Colonel  H.  N.  Bunbury,  5  Oct.  00. 

Assietant  ditto  (with  rank-  of  Major)  Otto  Schwikkard,  9  Jllly  00. 

Anistant  Adjutant  General (Trangport) 

Deputy  Amstanf  .Idjutant  General  (Tranvport) ...  Major  C.  F.  S.  Vandeleur,  DSO.  Scots  Guards,  30  Aug.  00. 

Director  of  Supi^tien  iFtetd  Force)   ° 

Assistant  Adjutant  General  (Supplies)    

Deputy  Assistant  to  Director  of  Supplies Major  H.  R.  H.  Jack,  Army  Service  Corps,  25  Mar.  00. 

Staff  Captain 

^'o.tTjf^.l'.".?.'.^!™!''*^^  Girouard,  fl.W.  Royal  Engineers,  7  Oct.  9 

StaffOfficers  to  do.  (gradedasDep.  As8t.AdJ.Gen.)    Captain  H.  G.  Joly  de  Lithbinicre,  Royal  Engineers,  7  Oct.  g< 
Director,,  nf  Sianallina  laraded  as  Asst  Adit  Gen  f  Cai>tam  J.  S.  Cayzer,  7  Dragoon  Guards  (Natal),  14  Oct.  99. 
Uu  eitors  of  Signallnig  [giadea  as  Asst.Adjt.  b-en.  ^  ^^  Qoi^nel  T.  E.  O'Leary,  Irish  Fusiliers,  19  Apr.  00. 

Assist. Director  of  SignallingigradedasD,  A,  A.  G.    Captain  J.  R.K.  Birch,  Cheshire  Regiment,  24  Mar.  00  (18  Dec.  99 

r„n,r^„,„i„„f  i^"-  Colonel  C.  Wortham,  Tffjci-re,  i  May  00  (graded  as  Assittai 

Commandant  1     ^.tj^tant  General).  -^ 

Commandant,  Head  Qrs.  (graded as D.  A.  A.  Gen.)    Captain  A.  G.  Maxwell,  Indian  Stafif  Corps,  12  Sept,  00, 

Staf  Officer  to  do 

Medical  Officer,  Head  Quarters   Major  W.  R.  Edwards,  MD.  Indian  Medical  Service. 

Chaplain  to  Head  Quarters Sec.  H.  T.  Cone.y,  MA.  9  Jan.  00. 

Provost  Marshal Bt.Maior  R.M.Poore,  7  Hus.  (graded  as  Assist.  Adj.  Oen.)i3  Nov.g^ 

f  Captain  B.  F.  Burnett  Hitchcock,  Derb.y  Regiment,  20  Mar.  o 

I       (graded  as  Sfa/f  Captain). 

I  Major  Hon.  T.  H.  A.  E.  Cochrane,  4  Bn.  Argyll  and  Sutherlan 

I      Highlanders,  17  Mav  00  (graded  as  Dep.  Assist.  Adj.  Gen.) 

Assistant  Frovost  Marshals    f  l^^a'r^e.t-i;;,^^'^"')"''"'''  ^^^'™'"'  "^  '"'"^  " 

Lieut.  J.  B.  C.  Thomson,  Somerset  Light  Infantry,  4  Aug.  < 
(graded  as  Staff  Captain). 
laptain  H.  W.  Hutson,  3  Bn.  Liverpool  Regiment,  i  Sept.  c 
{graded  as  Staff  Captain) . 
Chief  Press  Censor  JMajorJ.  F.  Bagot,  Westmorland  and  Camberland  Yeomani] 

■'  '  t      2^  J\l\y  00  (graded  as  Assist.  Adj.  Gen.)  1 

Press  Censor  f  Lieut.  Hon.  J.  H.  Ward,  Imperial  Yeomanry,  25  Juiy  00  (grade  I 

(.      as  Staff  Captain).  , 

Staff  Officer  f  Major  S.  B.  Von  Donop,  Rej'al  Artillerj-,  20  May  00  (graded  a' 

■*    •^  (.     Dep.  Assist.  Adj.  Gen. 

Inspector  of  Musketry  (with  rank  of  Major)  

r  Surgeon  General  W.  D.  Wilson,  MB.  9  Oct.  99. 

Principal  Medical  Officers i  Colonel  R.  Exham,  R.  Army  Medical  Corps,  9  Oct.  99. 

(.Colonel  U'.B.  Allin,.UB.R. Army  Med. Corps.i2  AprooCisNov.gg) 

Secretary  to  Principal  Mclical  Officer Major  W.  G.  A.  Bedford,  MB.  R.  Army  Medical  Corps. 

Medical  Officer    Lt.Colonel  G.  H.  Sylvester,  Royal  Army  Medical  Corps,  9  Oct.  95 

Principal  Chaplain  Ser.  E.  H.  Goodwin, .BJ.  9  Oct.  99. 

Principal  Ordnance  Officer Colonel  R.  F.  N.  Clarke.  Army  Ord.  Dept.fi  Feb.  00  (9  Oct.  99). 

Principal  Veterinary  Officer Vety.  Col.  I.  Matthews,  Aimy  Vety.  Dept.,9  Oct.  99. 

Senior  Veterinary  Officer Tety.  Lt.Col.  C.  Rutherford,  Army  Vety.  Dept.  (iVo(oO,  7  Feb.  00. 

Deputy  Judge  Ad rocate  General  p.d.f.  Colonel  J.  L.  C.  St.  Clair  (Cape  rown). 

Deputy  Judge  Adcocate    Zord  B.  Blackwood  (graded  as  Assist.  Adi.  Gen.)  (Cape  Town). 

Baggage  Master  (graded  as  Staff  Captain)    Captain  J.  G.  R.  Walsh,  Berkshire  Regiment,  25  May  00. 

.Assistant  Baggage  Master  (gnuled  as  Staff  Cant.)    Captain  R.  B.  Webb,  Queensland  Local  Forces,  13  June  00. 
Assistant  Postmaster  (graded  as  Staff  Captain)  ...    Major  W.  Price,  24  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifle  Corps. 

1st  DIVISION. 

Lieutenant  General   P.  S.  Lord  Methuen,  KCVO.  CB.  CMG.  9  Oct.  99. 

AidesdeCamp (Major  H.Streatfelld,  Grenadier  Guards,  9  Oct.  99. 

'  (.Captain  W.  A.  lilney,  17  Lancers,  29  ilar.  00. 

9tli  Brigade. 

Major  General    Colonel  C.  W.  H.  Douglas,  10  Feb.  00. 

Aide  de  Cimp  Captain  E.  A.  Saunders,  Royal  Artillery,  11  Feb.  00. 

20tli  Brigade. 

Major  Genera!   Colonel  A.  H.  Paget,  Scots  Guards,  i  Apt.  00. 

Aide  de  Camp  

4th  DIVISION. 

Lieutenant  General    Major  General  Hon.  X.  G.  Lyttelton,  CB.  2?  March  ca. 

Aides  de  Camp  fBt.Major  G.  H.  Thesiger,  Rifle  Brigade,  27  June  00. 
i  Lieutenant  C.  E.  Balfour,  King's  Royal  Rifle  Corps. 

7th  Brigade. 

Major  General   ;'.».<;.  Colonel  F.  W.  Kitchener,  W.  York  Regt.  26  Mar.  00. 

Aide  de  Camp  Capfjiiu  A.  tt'.  Speyer,  4  Bu.  West  Yorkshire  Regt.  24  Aug  00. 


Staff"  in  Africa.  101& 


Or. 


5tll  DIVISION. 

Lieiiteimiil  General    )'.»-.c.  Major  General  H.  J.  T.  Hiiayard,  CB.  =o  Apr.  oo. 

Aidesde  Camji Captain  H.  C.  i'.  Hilnyard,  Royal  Artillery,  5  June  00. 

lOth  Brigade. 

Maior  Gfiteral ColonelJ.  T.  Coke,  13  Nov.  99.      ,     „     ,  _,         .^       „ 

Aide  de  Camp  v.i.c  Captain  C.  B.  Jervis-Eawards,  11.  o£  Cora.  L.I.  23  Dec.  99. 

11th  Brigade. 

Maior  General    Colonel  A.  S.  V/'ynue,  CB.  25  Jan.  00.  ,     „, 

Aide  de  Camp Capt.ain  F.  M.  Carleton,  BSO.  Lancaster  Regiment,  28  Jan.  00. 

Mounted  Infantry  Battalion. 

Commanding  (icith  rank  of  ilajor,  and  graded')      cgptain  A.  J.  Chapman,  Dublin  Fusiliers,  ii  Aug.  00. 
as  Assistant  Adjutant  General)    ) 

6tll  DIVISION. 

Lieutenant  General  

Aide  de  Camp 

12th  Brigade. 

Major  General    Colonel  R.  A.  P.  Clements,  DSO.  4  Dec.  99  (29  Kov.  99I. 

Aidede  Camp   

13th  Brigade. 

Major  Oexeral Colonel  C.  E.  ?Inox,  4  Dec.  99(29  Nov.  99). 

Aide  de  Camp  Captain  0.  H.  E.  Marescaux,  Shropshire  Light  Inf.  4  Dec.  99. 

7th  DIVISION. 

Lieutenant  General Major  General  C.  Tucker,  CB.  iS  Dec.  99. 

f  Major  G.  A.  Williams,  South  Stafifonlshire  Regiment.  2  Jan.  00, 
Aides  de  Camp   'Olajor  A.  H.  B.  Cavaye,  K.  O.  Scottish  Borderers,  23  June  00. 

14th  Brigade. 

Maior  General  Colonel  J.  G.  Maxwell,  25.90.  10  Apr.  00. 

'Aidede  Camp Bt.MajorA.  R.  Hoskins,  North  Stalfordshire  Reslment,i3  Apr.  00 

8th   DIVISION. 

(-Major  General  .^ii-  H.  M.  L.  Handle,  XCB.   CICG.  BSO.  Royal 

Lie>ttenant  General  ^     Artillery,  iq  Jan.  00. 

,.,      .   „  (Captain  R.  S.  Webber,  Welsh  Fusiliers,  16  Apr.  00. 

Aides  de  tamp (.Lieut.  Lord  Kensington,  15  Hussars,  7  May  00. 

16th   Brigade. 

Major  General  Major  General  B.  B.  D.  Campbell,  ilfFO.  19  Jan.  00. 

■  Aide  de  Camp  Lieut.  JIou.  E.  C.  Gordon-Lennox,  Scots  Guards,  to  Mar.  00. 

17th  Brigade. 

Maior  General   Major  General  J.  E.  Boyes,  iq  Jan.  00. 

'  Aide  de  Camp  ps.c-  Captain  A.  Foster,  Arg.  ond  Suthd.  Highrs.  i  Mar.  00. 

10th  DIVISION. 

Lieutenant  General  Major  General  .Sir  A.  Hunter,  KCB.  DSO.  6  Mar.  00. 

,.,     ,    „  f  Lieut.  H.  B.  Abadie,  II  Hussars,  6  Mar.  00. 

Aides  de  Camp    i 

5th  Brigade. 

Maior  General  p.s.e.  Major  General  A.  FitzRoy  Hart,  CB.  a  Oct.  99. 

Aide  de  Camp 2nd  Lieut.  R.  V.  O.  Hart,  East  Surrey  Regiment. 

6th  Brigade. 

Major  General  )i..'.c.  Major  General  G.  Barton,  CB.  Royal  Fusiliers,  9  Oct.  99. 

Aidede  Camp  Major  E.  H.  Cox,  Royal  Fusiliers,  29  Apr.  00. 

2nd  Brigade. 

Brigadier  General Lt.Colonel  E.  O.  F.  Hamilton,  West  Surrey  Regt.  20  Apr.  00. 

Aidede  Camp  Captain  A.  W.  TuCnell,  West  Surrey  Regiment. 

4th  Brigade. 

Maior  General    Colonel  C.  D.  Cooper,  5  Mar.  00. 

Aide  de  Camp  Lieutenant  L.  F.  ktenny,  Dublin  Fusdiers,  28  Mar.  00. 

3rd  Brigade. 

Maior  General  Colonel  H.  A.  MacDonxld,  CB.  DSO.  4  Jan.  00. 

Aidede  Camp  Major  R.  D.  Whigham,  Warwickshire  Regiment,  6  Feb.  00. 

19th  Brigade. 

Major  General ,i.s.c.  Colonel  H.  L.  Smith-Dorrien,  DSO.  Derby  Regt.  11  Feb.  00. 

Aidede  Camp '. Lieut.  C.  H.  Hood,  Royal  Marines,  13  Mar.  00. 

22nd  Brigade. 

Maior  General  p-s.e.  Colonel  R.  E.  Allen  (from h.p.  B.Yorkshii-e Regt.)  siMar.  00. 

Aidede  Camp".'.'.'.'..'...'.'..'.'..'.'. L,ieutenant  A.  W.Rickman,  Northimiberland  Fusiliers,  it  Apr.  00. 


loic  SI'iff  in  Africu. 

23rd  Brigade. 

Major  General    Colonel  W.  G.Knox,  CB.  loApr.  oo. 

Aide  de  Camp Captain  riscoiuit  Brackley,  3  Bn.  Royal  Scots,  17  Apr.  cc^ 

Guards'  Brigade. 

Major  General Colonel  I.  R.  Jones,  Scots  Guards,  10  Apr.  00 

Aide  de  Camp Lieut.  E.  Longueville,  Coldstream  Guards,  10  Aitr,  00. 

18th  Brigade. 

Major  General   ;'.«.<•.  Colonel  T.  E.  Stephenson.  Essex  RegimeDt,  23  Feb. 

Aide  de  Camp 

21st  Brigade. 

Major  General  p.i.c.  Colonel  B.  II.  Uamilton,  East  York  Regt.  19  Apr.  <x.. 

Aidede  Caup  Lieut.  P.  W.  N.  Eraser,  Cameron  Highlanders,  26  Apr.  <xx 

CORPS  TROOPS. 

Officer  Commanding  (Colonel  on  Staff)   Colonel  \V.  L.  Davidson,  Royal  Artillery,  23  Apr.  00. 

Adjutant  (graded  o»  Staff  Captain) Captain  H.  H.  Tudor,  Royal  .\rtillery. 

Staff  Officer 

CAVALRY  DIVISION. 

Lieutenant  General   Major  General  J.  D.  P.  French,  9  Oct.  99. 

Aides  de  Camp 


1st  Brigade. 


Officer  Commanding  (graded  as  Col.  on  the  Staff).. 
Aide  de  Camp 


1st  Brigade  [Xatal). 

Brigadier  General p.t.c.  Lt.Colonel  J.  F.  Burn-Murdoch,  i  Dragoons,  i  Feb. 

Aide  de  Camp Captain  Marq.  of  I'ullibardine,  D.SO.  Roj-.j1  Horse  Guard- 

2nd  Brigade. 
Brigadier  General ..  ...  ...    )-.».<■.  Colonel  R.  G.  Broadwood,  12  Lancers,  S  Feb.  00. 

Aide  de  Camp  ... 

3rd  Brigade. 

Briaailier  General ..    Lt.Colonel  .T.  R.  P.  Gordon,  S  Feb.  00. 

Aide  de  Camp Lieut.  .\.  Lawson,  2  Dragoons,  22  Sept.  00. 

3rd    Mounted  Brigade  {Natal). 


Major  General     ... 
Aide  de  Camp 


MOUNTED   INFANTRY   DIVISION. 


lACHtenant  General   

Aides  de  Camp \ 

1st  Brigade. 

Commanding  ztt  Corps p.s.c.  Bt.Lt.Colonel  E.  A.  H.  Aide-son,  W.  Kent  R.  9  Oct.  99. 

Commanding  2nd  Corps  (xith  rank  of  Lt.Colonel)  Captain  H.  De  B.  De  Lisle,  DSO.  Durhim  Light  Infantry. 

Commanding  ^rd  Corps   p.s.c.  Bt.Lt.Colonel  T.  D.  Pilcher,  Bedfordshire  Regiment. 

Commanding  ^tk  Corps Colonel  St.  G.  C.  Henry,  Northumberland  Fusiliers. 

2nd  Brigade. 

Brigadier  General...  ....  Bt.Lt.Colonel  E.  A.  H.  AldersoD,  West  Kent  Regt.  i3  Oct.  00. 

Aidede  Camp  ...  

Commanding  ^tk  Cor/i.- Lt.Colonel  H.  L.  Dawson,  Indian  St  iff  Corps. 

Commanding  6th  Corps    (with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel)  Major  N.  Legge,  DSO.  20  Hussars. 

Commanding  ylk  Corps    (Kith  rank  of  Lt.Colonel)  Bt. Major  E.  G.  T.  Bainbridge,  Kast  Kent  Regiment. 

Commanding  Stk  Corps   (teitk  rank  of  Lt.Colonel)  Major  W.  C.  Ross,  Durham  Light  Infantry. 

3rd  Brigade. 

Brigadier  Seneral    Colonel  G.  G.  Cunningham,  DSO.  Derbyshire  Regt.  13  July  oo- 

Aide  de  Camp Lieut.  R.  H.  Collins,  Berkshire  Regiment,  13  July  00. 

IMPERIAL    YEOMANRY. 

Brigadier  General Colonel  Lord  Chesham,  Imperial  Yeomanry,  4  Mar.  00. 

'Aide  de  Camp Captain  H.  R.  Darley,  3  Bn.  S.  Wales  Borderers,  11  May  00, 

Brigadier  General    Colonel  .Ea/'Z  (jfErroil,  4  Mar.  00. 

Aide  de  Camp 


Major  General  on  the  Staff  R.  S.  S.  Ba4en -Powell,  23  May  00. 

Aidede  Camp Captain  G.  C.  Wilson,  R  Horse  Guards,  23  May  00  (13  Aug.  00). 

f  Colonel  B.  T.  Mahon,  DSO.  12  Lancers,  4  May  00. 

Brigadier  Generals  on  the  Staf  <  p.s.c.  Lt.Colonel  H.  C.  0.  Plumer  (from  h.p.  York  and  Lancaster 

(.     Regiment),  23  July  00. 

Aidede  Camp  Lieut.  L.  N.  Jones-Bateman,  Norfolk  Regiment,  29  Aug.  00. 

Staff  Officer  (graded  as  Staff  Oaptaiit)  Cantain  B.  W.  Hare,  Norfolk  Regiment,  23  July  00. 


Staff  ill   Africa. 


lOI'?. 


STAFF— INFANTRY  DIVISIONS  AND  BRIGADES. 


,1,1/ 


Idinlaiit  Gnirrnh. 

p.s.r.  Lt.Col.  H.    I.  \\'.  Hamilton,  D.SO.  West  Surroy 

Regiment,  30  July  00. 
Bt.Lt.(,'ol.  \V.  F.H.b.  Kincaid,  Ryl.Etigicrs.  24  Aug. 00. 
Lt.Col.  J.  W.  Godfray,  K.  Ownscoti^li.  Bordvs.  5  Oct.  00. 
p.^.c.   Br.Major  T.  ( 'apper,  East  Lancashire  Regtiment 
(uc(,»y). 

AJjntaut  Generals. 

1    p.».c.  Captain  J.  A.  E.  MacBcan,  Z3S0.  Dublin  Fusiliers, 

I       29  Apr.  00. 

'    Major  Hon.  C  E.  Blnj^bam,  i  Life  Guaril«,  r  May  oo. 

;    Captain  J.  Vautrhan.  7  Hussars,  6  Mar  00. 

'    Maior  E.  C.  J.  Williams,  East  Kent  Regiment  19  May  oo. 

I    Major  W.  J.  R.  Wickham,  lad.  Staff  Corps,  g  June  00. 

Captain  A.  V.   W.  Williams,   Hamp&tiire  and.  Isle  of 
Wight  Artillery,  7  July  00. 

Major  A.  P.  G.  Gough,  Welsh  Fusiliers,  26  Aut?.  00. 

Major  A.  E.  Lougden,  Aiiny  Service  Corps,  31  Aug.  od. 

Major  F.  F.  Hill,  Irish  Fusiliers,  7  Sept.  00. 

Major  A.  Long,  Army  Service  Cox-ps. 


p.s.c.  Colonel  H.  E.  Belfield,  iS  Dec.  09. 

Colonel  G.  E.  Uarley,  CB.  i;i  Jan.  00.' 

Colonel  J.  M.  Babington,  11  Feb.  00.  [Mar.  00. 

p.s  e.  Lt.Colonel  C.  R.  R.  M'Grisor,  K.  R.  Rifle  Corps,  22 

Colonel  A.  A,  Garstin,  19  Aor.  od.  [Mar.  00. 

p.s.c.  Lt  Colonel  A.  J.  Murray,  Inniskilling  FusUiers,  6 

Deputy  Axehtaut 
Colonel  W.  R,  WiDtsr,  A.  S.  Corps,  31  Dec.  99  (6  Oct.  99). 
Major  A.  H.  Thomas,  DSO.  Army  Ser.  Corps,  g  Oct.  99. 
Major  H.  N.  Sarijent,  Army  Ser. "C.  {Natal),  13  Nov.  99. 
p.».c.  Major  G.  E.  Benson,  Royal  Artillery,  29  Nov.  09 
p.s.c.  Lt.Colonel  A.   W.  L.   Bayly,  DSO.,  Indiaa  Staff 

Corps,  2  Dec.  99. 
Lt.Colonel  H.  G.  Rice,  Army  Service  Corps,  18  Dec.  99. 
Major  D.  Webb,  Army  Service  Corps,  16  Jan.  00. 
Captain  G.  I.  Walsh,  Leicester  Resriaaent,  19  Jan.  00. 
p.s.c.  Major  G.  F.  Ellison,  Warwick.  Reg-t.  27  Feb.  00. 
Captain  R.  H.  Hare,  Royal  Artillery,  29  Aug:.  00. 
p  ».c.  Major  W.  J,  Bonus,  Dorset  Regiment,  22  Mar.  oo. 
p.^.c.  Major  G.  G.  Aston,  Royal  Mariue  Art.  19  Apr.  00. 

Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  Generals  (Iiif ell iijence), 
p.s.c.  Major  A.  E.  J.  Cavendish,  Argyll  and  Sutherland    l    p.s.c.  Captain  A.  Blair.King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers 
Hierhlanders,  26  Aug.  00,  I        1 7  Sept.  00. 

Assistant  Provost   3Iarsliah    {ijraded   as  Deputy  Assistant  Ailjatant  Generals). 


(,'aptain  F.  A.  B.  Fryer,  6  Dragoons,  9  Oct.  99. 

Lt.Colonel  R.  H.  Morrison,  19  Jan.  00. 

p.s.c.  Captain  E.  St.  G.  Pratt,  Durham  Light  Infantry, 

27  Feb.  00. 

p.s.c.  Lt.Colonel  E.  R.  C.  Graham,  Cheshire  Regiment, 

28  Feb.  00. 

Captain    S.    FitzG.    Cox,    Lincolnshire     Regiment, 
4  Mar.  00. 


p.n.c.  Captain  W.  S.  Bannatyne,  Liverpool  Regiment, 

29  March  00. 
Major  R.  M.  Richardson,  14  Hussars,  16  Apr.  00. 
p.s.c.  Captain  H.  S.  Sloman,  East  Surrey  Regiment, 

29  Apr.  00. 
Captain  A.  F.  Sillem,  AVest  Surrey  Regiment,  7  May  00. 
Captain  K.  J.  K.  Smith,  Royal  Artillery,  20  May  oo. 
Captain  H.  i'.  KcUie,  Cheshire  Regiment,  29  Sept.  00. 


p.s.c.  Et.  Lt.  Colonel  ifoH.  C.  G.Fortescue,  CMG.  Rifle 
Brigade,  7  Oct.  gg. 

p.s.c.  Captain  H.  H.  Wilson,  Rifle  Brigaie,  9  Oct.  99. 

p.s.c.  Captain  H.  G.  0.  Phillips,  Welsh  Regt.is  Nov.  go. 

Captain  E.  S.  Bulfln,  Yorkshire  Regiment,  13  Nov.  99. 

p.s.c  Captain  R.  W.  Thompson,  North  Lancashire  Regi- 
ment, 4  Dec.  99  {79  Nov.  99). 

p.s.c.  Captain  H.  E.  Oogarty,  Scots  Fusiliers  6  Dec.  99. 

y;.s.e.  Captain  L.  R.Carleton,  Essex  Elegiraent,  iS  Dec.  gg. 

Captain  C.  B.  FitzHenry,  7  Hussars,  ig  Jan.  00. 

Captain  E.  F.  O.  Gascoigne,  DSO.  Grenadier  Guards, 
19  Jan.  00. 

p.i.c.  Captain  W.  P.  Braithwaite,  Somerset  Light 
Infantry,  29  .Tan.  00. 

p.s.c  Major  F.S.  Maude,  Coldstream  Guards,  11  Feb.  00. 

rtr  Captain  \V.  N.  Coiigreve,  Ritle  Brigade,  4  Mar.  00. 

Major  13.  Stewart,  MunsterB^usiliers,23  Mar.  00. 


Britjade  Majors. 

p.s.c.  Capt.   H.  d'E.   Vallaucey,  Argyll  &.   Sutherland 


Highlanders.  29  Mar.  00. 
p.s.c.   Major    W.   A.   M.   Thompson,  Royal    Artillery, 

31  Mar.  00. 
Captain    F.   W.    Ken-,    DSO.    Gordon    Highlanders, 

II  Apr.  00. 
p.s.c.   Bt.Lt.Colonel  W.  R.  B.  Doran,  Irish  Regiment, 

23  Apr.  00. 
Major  F.  C.  Shp.w,  Derbj'shire  Regiment,  23  Apr.  00. 
Captain  N.  R.  M'Mahon,  Royal  Fusiliers,  29  Apr.  00. 
Major  W,  J.  C,  Butlpr,  6  Dragoon  Guards,  8  May  00. 
ITC  CapLain  P.  A.  Kenna,  21  Lancers,  26  July  oo. 
Y€  Captain  C.  FitziJlarence,  Irish  Guards,  29  Aug.  00. 
p.s.c.  Captain  A.  H.  S.  Hart,   East  Surrey  Regiment, 

14  July  00. 
Captain  G.  C.  I.   Stockwell,  Highland  Lt.  lufanuy. 

I  Oct.  00. 


p.s.c.  Lt.Colonel  J.  B.  Shan>e,  7  Oct.  99. 
Lt.Colonel  G.*H.  Sim,  13  Nov  99. 
Lt.Colonel  P.  T.  Buston,  4  Dec  ga- 


Commanding  Royal  Engineers. 

I     Lt.Colonel  R.  C.  Maxwell,  iS  Dec.  99. 

Colonel  T.  R.  Main,  ig  Jan.  00. 
I     LD.Colonel  W.  F.  H.  Stafford. 


Divisional  Signalling   Officers  (graded  as  Staff"  Captains), 


Captain    G.  E.  R.  Kenrick,   West    Surrey   Regiment, 

9  Oct.  99. 
Captain  A.  A.  M'Ha-dy,  Royal  Arti  lery,  13  Nov.  gg. 
Lieut.  J.  T.  Burnett-Stuart,  Rifle  Brigade,  4  Dec.  99. 
Captain    C.    H.    Bennett,    Worcestershire    Regiment, 

J  9  Jan.  00. 


Lieut.  R.  A.  C.  Daunt,  Irish  Rifles,  4  Mar.  00. 
Captain     H.     J.    A.    Banks,     Hampsh  re     Resiment, 

24  Mar.  00. 
Lieut.  J.    H.    Davidson,  King's    Royal    Rifle    Corps, 

7  Apr.  00. 
Lieut.  W,  Northey,  Durham  Light  Infantry,  18  Apr.  00 


Principal  Medical  Officers. 


Colonel  E.  Townsend,  CB.  2fD.  R.  A.    Med.   Corps, 

9  Oct.  99. 
Colonel  J.  D.  Edge.  2ID.  R.A.Meiical  Corps,2i  Oct.  99. 
Colonel    W.L.  Gubbias,   MB.   R.  A.   iledlcal    Corps, 

23  Dec.  gg.  [2  Jan.  00. 

Colonel  J.  A.  Gormley,  MD.   R.  A.   Medical    Corps, 
Colonel    W.  A.   May,   Royal    Army    Medical    Corps, 

10  Mar.  00. 

Medical  Officers. 

Major  G.  E.  Twiss,  9  Oct.  99.  I    Major  E.  Davis.  13  Nov.  99. 

Major  C.  H.  Burtchaell,  MB.  9  Oct  99.  I    Major  F.  J.  Morgnu,  iS  Dec.  99. 


Col.  S.  H.  Carter,  MB.  R.  A.  Med.  Corps,  15  Apr.  00. 
Colouel   G.  T.  Goggin,   Royal  Army  Medical  Corps, 

15  Apr.  00. 
Colonel  J.  Magill,  MD.  Coldstream  Guards,  16  Apr.  00. 
C^olonel  O.  Todd,  MB.  R.A.  Me-ncal  Corps,  2  May  00. 
Colonel   3.  M.  Skmner,  Royal  Army  Medical  Corps^ 

23  July  00. 


Bcc.  E.  M.  Mirgan,  9  Oct.  gq. 
Sec.  T.  F.  Falkner,  MA.,  9  Oct.  99. 
Jfec.  E.  Ryan,  g  Oct.  99. 
Jiec.  J.  Robertson,  9  Oct.  99. 
Bev.  R.  Annitage,  MA.,  9  Oct.  99. 
Bee.  E.  G.  F.  Macpherson,  BA.  9  Oct.  gg. 
Veterinary  Surgeon .. 


Choplains. 

Rev.  R.  F.  Collins,  13  Nov.  gg. 

Rev.  W.  F.  Sorsbie,  BA.,  13  iVov.  go. 

Rev.  P.  B.  N.  Norman-Lee,  MA.,  4  Dec.  gg- 

Rev.  F.  J.  P.  Jellicoe,  19  Jan.  00. 
I    Rev.  T.  Murray,  MA. 
I    Rev.  W.  Keatinge. 
Vety.Captaia  C.  B.  M.  Hirris,  9  Oct.  99. 


loie  Staff  in  Africa. 

STAFF—CAVALRY  DIVISION  AND  BRIGADES. 

t    ■,     ,  1,-  ,     ,  r,          ,  (>.«.<•.  Lt.Colnnel  D.  Haig,  7  Hussars,  20  Feb.  CO. 

Aoiitant  Adjutant  General, Ut.Colonel  G.  O.  Welctr  Army  .Service  Corps,  2  July  00 

Amtl.  Adjutant  General  {for  S.  S.  Artillery) .    Colonel  F.  J.  W.  Eustace,  Royal  Artillery,  14  Feb.  00. 

/" Major  T.  D.  Foster,  Army  Service  Corps.  8  July  99. 
\  Captain  W.  R.   Birdwoo'il,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  10  Jan.  00  {with 

Dnmt!/  AMMant  MJutant  Gcnerah   <  Capta^n"Lfi,V.°A  tcherley.  Army  Service  Corps.  7  Apr.  00. 

Jp.s.c.  Captain  E.  O.  Wathen,  5  Lancers,  16  June  00. 
Kp.t.c.  Major  A.  G.  Huuter-Weston,  Royal  Engineers,  11  July  00, 
Deputy  Auiitant  Adjutant  General  {Intelligence)    p.i^.c.  Captain  G.  M.  Kirkpatrick,  Royal  Engineers. 
.i-,,Ttr      .tret      I       ^  J        n      t    (  Captain  H.  M'ilickin£r,  Roval  Scots,  g  Oct.  99. 
A,ljutanl$  ^ounted  Infantry  (graied  a>  Deputy    captain  H.  L.  Ruck-Keene.  Oxfo.  dsbire  L.ght  Infantry,  9  Oct.  »« 
A,„,tant  Adjutant  Oenerah)    ^  jj^j^^  ^  ^  q,;^^^_  Middlesex  Regiment,  S  Mar.  00. 

,    ■  t     ,    T,         ,    ir     I  1    I       7j         T.      (    fLiout.D.  B.  Fenn,  Kimberley  Mounted  Corps,  6  May  00. 
A,>i!tant    Provost    MarihaU  {graded  a.  Deputy)  captain  J.  F.  Robertson,  Connaught  Rangers,  .  July  00. 

A,s,itant  Adjutant  Generah) ^.Captain  J.  R.  Beech,  CMG.  i)SO.  Reserve!  26  July  00. 

[P.».c.  Major  G.  P.  Wyndbatn,  16  Lancers,  9  Oct.  99. 
Captain  C.  J.  Briggs,  i  Dragoon  Guards,  9  Oct.  99. 
Captain  Ron,  T.  W.  Brand,  10  Hussars,  9  Oct.  99. 
Major  B.  J.  C.  Doran,  Irish  Regiment,  14  July  00  (29  Jan.  era). 
»_..„„  J.  ir„.-„,..  Captain  J.  L.  Reid,  Reserve,  27  March  00. 

UrigaacMajots J  ^^_^_  Rt.Lt.Colonel  B.  R.  Mitford,  K.  Surrey  Regiment,  7  Apr.  00. 

I  p.i.c.  Bt.  Major  O.  B.  S.  F.  Shore,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  7  Apr.  00. 

I  Captain  J.  A.  Bell-Smyth,  i  Dragoon  Guards,  i  May  00. 

I  Major  J.  \V.  P.  Peters,  7  Dragoon  Guards,  26  May  00. 

VCaptain  A.  H.  M.  Taylor,  13  Hussars,  n  June  00, 
Dicisional  SigiiaUing  OJicert  {graded    as    5/q/ (  Captain  S.  L.  Barry,  10  Hussars,  i  Jar..  00. 

Captaint) (  p.i.c.  Captain  C.  Ro^s,  Norfolk  Regiment,  14  Apr.  00. 

»„•-.,.•.,„;  w^j.-^/n/B,...,  (  Colonel  W.  Donovan,  Koyal  Army  Medical  Corps,  22  Oct.  99. 

Principal  MeiUcal  Officers j  Colonel  W.  D.  C.  Williams,  N.  S.  Wales  Army  Medical  Corps. 

Medical  Officer  Major  H.  G.  Hathaway,  Boyal  Army  Medical  Corps,  9  Oct.  99. 

Chaplain  Rev.  W.  C.  Haines,  9  Oct.  99. 


LINES  OF   COMMUNICATION. 
Head  Quarters'  Staff. 


^'lion)'""^  ®^""'"'  '^"'"'"^  command  and  direcj  g.^  p   ^y  j._  j.  Forestier- Walker,  KCH.  C3IG.  ,9  Aug.  99- 

Afsistant  Military  Secretary  and  Aide  de  Cantp 

j:,r..j   r<  ( Lieut.  D.  J.  E.  Beale-Browne,  9  Lancers,  2  May  00  (19  Aug.  99). 

^laetae  Lamp j  ^jgHt  ^   ^,y_  y  Haringlon,  Royal  Artillery,  i  May  00. 

Inspector  General  {Brigadier  General  on  Staff).,    p.s.e.  Colonel  H.  H.  Settle,  CB.  DSO.  25  Jan.  00. 

Commanding  Eautern  Linei  of  Communication Brigadier  General  J.  C.  Barker,  Royal  Engineers. 

Dep.Aasist.Adj.Gen.  and  Staff  Officer  to  Inip.Gen.    Major  W.  H.  F.  Taylor,  Royal  Artillery,  i  July  00. 
Deputy  Adjutant  General  and  Chief  Staff  Officer    p.t.c.  Colonel  J.  K.  Trotter,  CMG.  24  Jan.  00  (13  July  9<i>- 

f'Major  G.  R.  C.  Paul,  Army  SerWce  Corps,  to  Jan.  00. 
Atiistant  Adjutant  Oeneralt  {Director!  of  Supply)  Major  A.  W.  Money,  Rcyal  Artillery,  12  May  00. 
and  Tramport)  1  Lt. Colonel  F.  T.  Clayton.  Army  Seri-ice  Corps,  29  June  00. 

LLuColcnel  F.  W.  B.  Laudon,  Amiy  Service  Corps,  29  June  00. 
Atiistant  Adjutant  General  Major  C.  Rawnsley,  Army  Service  Corjjs,  29  June  oo  (6  Oct.  99). 

(  Captain  G.  K.  Cockerill.Warwickshire  Regt.  6  Mar.  00  (:o  Feb.  00,. 
Deputy  Assistant  AdjI,  Generals -!  p.s.c.  Captain  A.  G.  Marrable,  Yorkshire  Lt.  Infantry,  i  June  00. 

I  Captain  R.  D.  Cheales,  East  Lincashire  Regiment,  3  June  00. 

Dep.  Adj.  General  for  Snppliesand  Transport Colonel  W.  D.  Richardson,  C8.  19  Sept.  99. 

Deputy  Adjutant  General  for  Transport  Colonel  C.  H.  Bridge.  Cli.  Army  Service  Corps,  S  July  99. 

Director  of  Transport  {graded  as  A.  A.  Gen.) Colonel  G.  Stanlej',  Army  Sen'ice  Corps  {Natal),  8  July  99. 

De^ty  Assistant  Adjutant    General,    U„i,tanf,  Captain  E.  E.  Carter,  Army  Service  Corps,  2  July  93. 

Utrectors  of  Transport)   j^  ^  * 

Commanding  M.  Engineer,  {Colonel  on  the  Staff)...    p.s.c.  Co'onel  W.  G.  Morris,  C3IG.  22  July  00. 
Chief  Ordnance  Officer Lt.Colouel  G.  R.  Hobbs,  18  Nov.  99. 

Principal  Medical  Officer ^  cfrps",  i^^'lpnl  ^i  °'  ^'^'"^''''^'  ^^- ^^-  ^^^^  ^'^^  ^«'^- 

Secretary  to  ditto   Major  A.  Wright,  Royal  Army  Medical  Corps,  16  Aug.  00. 

Staff  Officer  for  Colonial  Forces Colonel  R.  G.  Southey,  Cape  Local  Forces,  16  Feb.  00. 

Staff  Officer  for  Prisoners  of  War Major  C.  E.  H.  Heyman,  Royal  Artillery,  24  .Tan.  00. 

Stajf  Officer  for  Australian  Contingents  Colonel  K.  Mackay,  6th  Regt.  K.  S.  Wales  Bashmen,|i2  Kov.  o  . 

Chief  Paymaster  Colonel  W.  B.  Wade,  10  Jan.  cx>. 

'^'Adl'tilt'Generalf^''"'"''''''  '^'''^'^  "'  ^""'''  |  P-»-<:.  Lt.Colonel  VV.  H.  Birkbeck,  i  Dragoon  Guards,  5  Oct.  99. 

c!*^^  r^a;         j     3-it     .       j  3        t^      1     ,    -^   f  Maior  R.  T.  G.  Lowry,  Reserve,  II  April  00. 

Staf  Officers  to  ditto  {graded  as  Deputy  Assist-    Captain  B.  M.  Bateu-.an,  Royal  Arti)l:!ry,  23  May  00. 

ant  Adiutant  Generals) Uajor  A.  L.  G.  GoiUd,  Reserve,  3.  July  <i. 

Principal  Veterinary  Officer 

""'Z^Z  fdjttTJ  ie::':ll ':"""'  '""^^  ""  ^-}  L'-Coloue  J.  Greer,  lo  Apr.  ^  ,  24  March  «.. 
^T;,?;?'Z.vSX%'M?f  e.„^°:f  ^<r!^.!l"}  I-'-Colonel  G.  W.  Treble,  Capt.  24  Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles. 
'^T^^WGf^croT"'*'   "^°''"  ^'''^'"'  "'  ^^''''-iMajorR.  P.  Macdonald,  DSO.  Reserve,  II  Sept.  00. 
Dep.Direelor  ofEailmay,  {graded  a,  A.  A.  Gen.) ...    Lt.Colonel  R.  S.  Maclagan,  Royal  Engineers,  i  Ja".  00. 


Staff  in  Africa.  lOl/ 

(  Maior  J.  H.  Twiss,  Royal  Engineers,  i  Julj-  oo  (7  Oct.  90). 
Alst.Blveciors  of  Sailmtmiiiraded as  A.  A.  Gen.)  I  JJ''I°^  V  Murray,  Royal  Engiaeers.i  July  00  (7  Oct.  99). 

'  '  j  Mapr   W.  R.  Stewart,  Ro.yal  Euijmeers,  24  Jan.  (9  Nov.  99). 

vLt.CoiOael  C.  H.  Cowie,  H.  Engineers,  31  Jan.  00(1  Jan.  00). 
Staff  Officers   to  Aisistaiif  Directors  of  Sailica        Lieut.  H.  L.  Pritchard,  BSO.  Ro.yal  Bnsineers,  i  Jan.  00. 

(.graded  as  Staff  Caftaiiis)  Lieut.  H.  O.  Mance,  Ro.yal  Ensineers,  i  Jan.  00. 

/  Captain  H.  C.  Nanton.  Royal  Encrineers,  2S  Oct.  99. 
Captain  W.  V.  Soudamore,  Royal  Engineers,  i  Jan.  00. 
Depuft/  Assistant  Directors  of  Railways  {graded  as  J  Captain  J.  M.  Burn.  Royal  Engineers,  i  Jan.  00. 

Depitfi/  Assistant  Adjutant  Generals) 1  Captain  W.  S.  Nathan,  Royal  Ensineers,  i  Jan.  00. 

j  Captain  H.  A.  A.  Livingstone,  Royal  Engineers,  i  Jan.  00. 
VCaptain  E.  H.  >I.  Le.ggett,  Royal  Engineei-s,  i  Jan.  00. 


The  Base— Cape  Town. 

Colonel  on  the  Staff  Commandinn  ...  ..  fi'.s.c.  Colonel  H.  Cooper  (from  h.p.  Xorth  Lancashire  Regiment)* 

-^  i,     iS  Jan.  00  (30  Dec.  qq). 

Deputg  Assistant  Adjutant  General Captain  R.  II.  Foot,  liimskilling  Fusiliers,  14  Nov.  00. 

Staff"   Officer  for    Canadimi    Forces    (graded    aslr^n^T..     1  t    t    -n-  i-.    /^,        ^-        .r-,-.- 

Deputj/  Assistant  Adjutant  General) .(  Lt.Colonel  J.  L.  Biggar,  R.  Canadian  Militia,  17  June  00. 

Staff  Officer  fur   Australian   Forces  (graded  as  >  Colonel  J.  M.  Gordon,  Commandant  South  Australian  Mi'itary 

Assistant  Adjutant  General)  )      Forces,  28  Aug.  00  (25  Feb.  00). 

Assistant  Frocost  Marshal  (graded  as  Staff"  Capt.)  [^',^"'5^1  ^"[''°""''^'  Q''-^^''-  Military  Momrted  PoUce,  27  Feb.  00 

Commanding  Soi/al  Artilleri/ Colonel  E.  'i'.  Pottinger,  Antrim  Artillery,  30  July  00. 

Commanding  So^al  Engineers    Major  E.  M.  Burton,  23  Dec,  99. 

Commanding  Army  Service  Corps Lt. Colonel  G.  H.  Jessop. 

Principal  Medical  Officer  f  Surgeon  General  J.  F.    Supple,  Royal   Army    Medical  Corps, 

(.      20  Nov.  OQ  (i3  Nov.  99). 

Secretary  to  Prmcitial  Medical  Officer   Lt.Colonel  A.  P.  O'Connor,  R.  Army  Medical  Corps,  29  Nov.  99. 

f  Colonel  A.  J.  Price,  CJ/ff.  (from  h.p.  West  Yorkshire  Regiment', 

Camp  Commandants  i      i3  July  00  (22  June  00),  (graded  as  A.  A.  Gen.). 

(.Captain  S.  E.  St.  Leger,  Irish  Regiment. 

Brigaile  Major Captain  S.  Willcock,  Gloucester  Regiment,  14  Nov.  00. 

Sailwag  Transport  Officers  (graded  as  Staff  Caj)-  f  Captain  F.  \V.  Jones,  S.  African  Mtil.  Irregular  Forces,  8  Feb.  00. 

tains) ICaptain  E.  H.  Baxter,  N.  S.  Wales  Reserve,  9  June  00. 

Embarking  Staff  Officers. 


Lieut.  J.  C.  H.  Newman,  Essex  Regiment,  12  Nov.  99 

(graded  as  Staff  Captain). 
Captain  E.  H.  Bia's,  East  Yorkshire  Regiment,  19  Dec.  99 

(24  Nov.  99)  (graded  as  Depufg  Assist.  Adintant  General) 


Captain  A.  Beaumont,  Vrvburg  Volunteers,  3  Feb.  00. 

(t/raded  us  Staff  Captain) 
Lieut.  R.  B.  de  E.  Hodge,  3  Batt.  Northampton  Regt. 

6  Aug.  00  (graded  as  Staff  Lieut.). 


Kimberley  Section. 

Assistant  Inspector  General  (Colonel  on  the  Staff)  f^'>^°'',^^^'''  ':'■.%■  ^-   Persons,   iTJ/ff.   (from  Royal  Artillery), 

■^  '  (,     16  Apr.  00  (10  Jan.  00). 

Assistant  Adjutant  General  Lt.Colonel  M.  J.  Godferv,  Army  Service  Corps. 

Deputg  Assistant  Adjutant    General   and   S^o/y Lt.Colonel  R.  L.  Milne',  DSO.  (from  h.p.  Leicester  Regiment), 

Officer  (^     4  July  00  (ig  June  00). 

Assistant   Provost   Marshal    (graded    as    l)f;)«(j;  f  Captain  H.  U.  de  L.   Ferguson,  DSO.,   4  Bn.   Norfolk  Regiment, 

.Assistant  Adjutant  General) I      16  May  00. 

District  Commandant  (graded  as  Staff  Captain) ...    Captain' P.  H.  Atkin,  6  Bu.  Lancashire  Fusiliers,  9  July  00. 

Station  Commandants. 
Major^Si/-  F.  W.  Shaw,  Bart.  5  Batt.  Dublin  Fusiliers, 

2  Apr.  00. 
Hon.  Colonel  A,  H.  Courtenay,  4  Batt.  Scottish  Rifles, 

14  May  00. 
p.s.c.  Major  C.  B.  Vyvyan,  East  Kent  Regt.,  6  June  00 


(graded  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General). 
Colonel  W.    F.    Ctvaya    (from    Rugimental  District), 
II  July  00  (graded  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General). 


Captain  W.  L.  C.  Allan,  3  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish 

tiorderers,  21  July  00  (graded  as  De}).  Asst  Adj.  Gen.), 
Major  W.  H.  Turton,  Ko.val  Engineeis,  29  July  00. 
p.s.c.  Major  G.  D.  Baker,   Koyal  Artillery,  4  Aug.  00 

(graded  as  Deputi/  Assistant  Adjutant  General). 
Major  G.  D.  Chaniier,  Royal  Artillery,  7  Aug.  00  (graded 

as  D.  A.  A    Gen.), 
p.s.c.  Major  F.  C.  Heath,  Royal  Engineers,  13  Aug.  00 

(graded  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General). 


Captain  E.  T.  Huinphrys,  Kim'jerley  Regiment,  5  May  00 

(graded  as  Staff  Captain). 
Lieut.    A.    W.    Smith,    (jr.  Mr.    Lancashire    Fusiliers, 

3  June  00  (27  May  00)  (graded  as  Staff  Lieut.). 


Station  Staff  Officers. 


p.s.c.  Major  E.  F.  Gosset,  East  Yorkshire  Regiment, 

23  July  00  (graded  as  D.  A.  A.  Gen.). 
Captain  R.  o't.  G.  Gorton,  Ro.yal  Artillery  (graded  as 

D.  .1.  A.  Gen.). 


Sailwag  Staff  Officers. 
Captain  A.  D.  Fraser,  Reserve,  13  Aug.  00.  I   Lieut,  W.  S.  Masterman,  3  Battalion  Welsh  Regiment, 

2n(l  Lieut,  d.  W.  G.  M.  GriUith,  3  Bn.  South  Wales    I       15  Sept.  00. 

Borderers,  12  Sept.  00.  { 

Press  Censor  (graded  as  D.  A.  A.  Gen p. i.e.  Major  W.  H.  Sawyer,  Reserve,  7  Apr,  03. 

Western  Section. 

Assistant   Inspector    General    (graded   ,<»  Asiiit.  < p.s.c.  Colonel   A.   E.   W.   Gjldsmid  (from   Regimental  District), 

Adj.  Gen.) ^      14  Sept.  00. 

Deputy   Assistant   Adjutant    General    and    *'<"./ i  (J,ntain  R   H    F    McCulloch,  DSO.  Royal  Artillery,  10  July  00. 

Officer  i    ' ' 

Staff  Officer,  Soijal  Engineers Lieut.  H.  W.  Gordon,  Royal  Engineers,  15  June  00. 

Station  Commandants. 

Major  C.  Wedgwood,  4  Bn.  Norti  Stafford  Regiment, 

22  June  oo  (graded  as  Staff  Captain). 
^i.s.i-.  Captain  A.  G.  Boyle,  Someraet  Light  Infantry, 
t  Aug.  00  (8  Mar.  00)  (graded  as  D.  A.  .i.  Gen.) 


Hon.  Major  G.  E.  Moke-Norrie,  3  Bn.  West  Riding  Regt. 

1 1  Apr.  00  (graded  as  Staff  Captain). 

Major  W.  A.  D.   Shelton,  3  Bn.  West  Surrey   Regt. 
18  May  00,  graded  as  Dep.  Assist.  Adjutant  General). 


ColoneTR.  Mirehouse,  4  Bn.  N.  Staff.  Reg.  11  Oct.  00. 

Station  Staff  Officer  (graded  as  Staf  Captain)  ...     Captain  W.  Provost,  14  Hussars,  9  Aug.  00  „,  „,„^  jienf) 

^   .,               ,,  „ ».                               "       e        >        fUeiic.G.  a.  Rmch.R.AvtiWevj,  17  Snne  00  (graded  as  Staff- Lieut). 
Paitwag  Staff  Officers \  Captain  G.  P.  Bull,  4  Bn.  North  Stafford  Regiment,  11  Oct.  00. 

Commanding  Convalescent  Depot  (graded  as  Staff)  Qj^p^^iu  H.  W.  Calverle.y,  Reserve,  7  July  co. 
Captain)  J 


lOI// 


^taff  in  Africa. 
Midland  Section. 


Sfiifioji  Comma )iduiit»  . 


Station  StaffOfficer  (graded  a»  SiaJ'Capiain) 


Iscixlani  Impecfor  General  (graded  af  A.  A.  Goi,)    p.f.r.  Lt.Coloncl  H.  J.  Du  Cane,  Royal  Artillery,  3  June  00. 

Staf  Officer  (graded  as  Staff  Captain)     j-.ieut.  E.  L.  H.  James,  West  Kent  Rcf,'iment,  24  Aug.  00. 

Deputy  AvsUtant  Adjutant  General ColonelR.  it.  McComb,  Army  Service  Corps,  31  Oct.  99  (6  Oct.  99). 

0/  ^i^fl?          7j       J  1.^     ■  f  Captain  G.  O.  BiL.'ce,  Royiil  Engineers,  16  June  00, 

Staff  Officers,  Royal  hvgmeerB -^  ^le'iit.  R.  A.  Gillam.  Rnval  Engineers,  16  June  00. 

Dhlrict  Commandants   (graded   ax   Dep.    Aifsint.  I  Captain  T.  O.  Marden  Chet^bire  Re^iicent,  24  Aiijj.  00. 

Adj.  Gens.) )'  Major  F.  W.  (i.  TotUill,  Ho.\al  Artillery,  5  Sept.  00  (12  July  cx>). 

.  Lt. Colonel  E.  J.  K.  Priostiey,  Royal  Artillery,  19  ieh.  00  (grade  I 
1      (i)(  AfsUf.  Adj.  Gen.) 

)  Major  C.  C.  Wiseman- Clarke,  Royal  Artillery,  24  Aug.  oj  [graded 
'  i      rts  I>ep.  A»siift.  Adj.  Gen.) 
f  Lt.Culonel  E.   H.  t'ickwood,  Royal  Aitillery,  17  Oct,  w  {graded 
^      as  Assist.  Adj.  Gen.) 
..    Cnptain  C.  F.  Halkett,  3  Bn.  East  Surrey  Regiment,  i  May  00. 

Bailitaif  Staff  Officers, 
("aptHtn  E.  Vincent,  Wiltshii-e   Regiment,  9    Feb.    00       Lt.  T.  Fitzherbert,  South  African  Mounted   Irregular 

[graded  as  Staff  Captain).  I        Forces,  5  Aug.  00. 

Captain      F.     Dunn,     Uitenhage    Volunteer     Rifles,  !    Lieui.  R.  B.  Bergp.e,  9  Battalion  Kiag'6  Royal  Rifles, 

I  Aug.  00.  '        11  Sept.  00. 

Emharking  Staff  Officer  (graded  n»  Staff  Cupto  in).     Captain  C.  G.  R.  Smith,  Welsh  Rec:iniGnt,  2  Mar.  00  (13  Feb.  00). 

Eastern  Section. 

A..i.fant  Tmpcctor  General  "  ■«"';°^\f'-;)'.-  [^^"^^t.  Royal  Engineers,  28  Jan.  00  (=>  Oct.  99). 

^  I      (.Ks(?/.  Adj.  G,ii.} 

Ti  ..,/.,  J..  •-/«,  /   1^-  i..,tn„,^^  T  (  Captain  W.  A.  Eaton,  Ea>tKentRee:iment,  II  June  00(5  May  00}. 

Tkpniy  Amsiant  Adjutant  Geuerah iColonel  L.  A.  Hope,  Cli.  Army  Service  Corps.  19  Jan.  oa. 

Staff  Officer^  Soyal  Engineers  Captain  D.  IJ  .  Colnaghi,  7  July  00  (14  June  00. 

J)i»trlet  Commandant  (graded  a*  D.  A.  A.  Gens.). 

Asfiflant  District  Commandant  (graded  as  Denitfi/')  ,,„.      ,tt    tj    nr-n      d        i    1    .■^^^  o  -mt 

Adiutant  General)  .„. ....:.  S  ^^^^""^  ^-  "'  ^'"'''  ^"^'''  -^'^'Hery.  28  May  00. 


("Bf. Major  N.  Burrowg,  S.  Wales  Brdrers,  13  June  (>o  (13  Dec.  99)- 
.  <  Major  H.  S.  Jeudwine.  Royal  Artillery,  2  June  00  (13  Dec.  99). 
LCaptam  H.  B.  Roberts,  llo.\al  Artillery,  20  June  00. 


A>'>iii'tant  . 


p.s.e.  Major  H.  H.  Smythe,  Scots  Fusiliere,  6  Oct.  99 
(graded  atf  Deputy  Assittat/f  Adjutant  General). 

Major  C.  C.  Wooler,  Cape  Police,  1  Aug.  00  (graded  as 
Di-jiiift/  Axxiitfant  Adjutant  General). 

Station  Staff  Officrr  (grated  ax  Staff  Captain) 


Station  Commandanin. 

Col(m<^l  J.  H.  G.  Smyth,  3  Battalion  Leinstor  Rogimf  n:, 

7  Aug.  00. 
Major  G.  de  la  M.  Faunce,  Berkshire  Regiment,  25Aug. 

00  (graded  as  Deputy  Ai^»i*iant  Adjutant  General). 


...    Captain  W.  Clegg,  Berkshire  Regiment,  26  Dec.  99. 
Jiailicay  Staff  Off cers. 


Lieut.  J.  W.  Gallehawk,  Qr.  Mr.  Lcinster  Regiment,  7 

Au  J.  <x)  (grudfd  us  Staff"  Lieutenant). 
2nd  Lieut.  B.  J.  Wakley,  1  Bn.  Somersetshire  Li^ht 

Infantry,  3  Sept.  00  (graded  us  Staff  Lirulmunt). 
Lieut.  W."  B.  Bndge,  Sub.  Inspector  Cajie  Police. 


C'aptain  Tlood,  Qaeenstown  Volunteer  Rifles,  i  Feb.  00 

(gradid  a»  Staff  Captain). 
Lieut.  W.  Farraday,  Qr.  Mr.  Army  Servici  Corps,  n 

Feb.  00  (27  Oct.  QQ)  {graded  as  Staff' Lieutenant). 
Lieut.  D'A  R.  Baker,  4  Bn.  Cheshire  Regiment,  29  Mar. 

00  (graded  as  Stuff  Lieutenant). 

Natal. 

General  of  Communications  (with  rank  of  JXajort  p.s.c.  Colonel  J.  W.  Mun-ay  (from  Royal  Artillery),  28  Xov.  99. 

General)  j      (21  Sept.  99). 

Aide  dc  Camp Captain  C.  E.  Southcy,  Irish  Fusiliers,  31  J'uly  cxi. 

Assistant  Adjutant  General  Lt.Colonel  T.  J.  O'Dell,  Army  Service  Corps,  1  May  00. 

Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General    Captain  A.  H.  C.  Kenncy-Herbert,  Northampton  Regl.,  9  Oct.  r^  j. 

Staff' Captain ■  CaptaiuT.  H.  Shoubridge,  DSO.  Northumberland  Fus,,  ^oJan.o  . 

Commanding  Royal  Engineers    Lt  (Colonel  U.  E.  Rawson,  3  Nov.  99, 

Staff" Officer^  Royal  Engineers  Major  J.  H.  Cowan,  15  Feb.  00. 

Director  oj'  Transport  {graded  as  A.  A.  Gen.) Colonel  G.  Stanley,  Army  Service  Cori>s,  9  Oct.  99. 

Asst.  Director  of  Trans,  (graded  as  D,  A,  A.  Gen.)  Captain  G.  Conway  Gordon,  Army  S.  C.,  i  Mar.  00  (3  Nov.  99). 

Director  of  Supplies  (iritk  rank  of  Lt.Colonel)  ...  Major  H.  G.  Morgan,  DSO.  Army  Ser.  Corps,  i  Mar.  00  (9  Oct.  99). 

Asst.  Director  of  Snppliei^  {graded  as  D.  A.  A.  G  )  Major  G.  M.  V.  Hunt,  Army  Senico  Corps,  i  Mar.  00  {13  Dec.  99). 

Asst.  Director  oj' Railicays  (graded  as  A.  A.  G.)..,  Major  G.  S.  M'D.  Ellirjt,  Royal  Engineers,  ^5  Jan.  00  (25  Nov.  99). 

Staff  Officer  to  ditto  (graded  as  Staff  Captain)     ...  Lieut.  C.  G.  Fuller,  Royal  Engineers,  6  Dec.  99  {9  Oct.  99). 

Chief  Ordnance  Officer    Lt.Colonel  E.  B.  Appelbe,  19  Oct.  99. 

Chief  Paymaster    Colonel  W.  H.  Mortimei,  23  Oct.  99. 

Principal  Medical  Officer Surgeon  General  J.  A.  ciery,  MB.  i  May  00  (15  Jan.  00). 

Inspector  of  Remoun's  (graded  a»  A.  A,  Gen.)    ...  Colonel  R.  Stevenson  (from  6  DragoonGuards),  9  Oet  99. 

Atst.  Insp.  of  Remounts  {graded  an  D,  A.  A.  Gen.)  Captaiu  R.  Sparrow,  7  Dragoon  Guards),  :i  Nov.  99  {9  Oct.  99). 

Senior  Veterinary  Offijer    Vet.  Captain  R.  W.  Raymond,  23  July,  00. 

Station  Commandants. 
Colonel  R.   H.   Martin,  CB.    (from  h.p.   21    Lancers), 

4  Jan.  00  (graded  os  Assistant  Adjutant  General). 
y). .*.('.  Colonel  A.   W.  Morris  (from  b.p.   Northampton 

Regiment),  15  Mar.  00  (Colonel  on  the  Staff). 
Lt.Colonel  B.  C.  Quill  (from  h.p.  York  and  Lancaster 

Regiment),  30  Mar.  00. 

Station  Staff  Officers. 


p.s.c.  Major  C.  M.  Watts,  Derbyshire  Regt.  6  Apr.  .x> 
(graded  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General). 

Colonel  M.  E.  Crofton  (from  "h.p.  Lancaster  Regt.), 
19  June  00  (3  Mar.  00)  (graded  as  D.  A.  A.  Gen.). 


Major  E.  S.  C.  Kennedy,  West  India  Regt.  20  Nov.  99 

[graded  os  Deputy  Assiitant  Adjutant  General),  I 

Major  T.  G.  P.  Glynn,  Liverpool  Begiment,  3  Apr.  00.      I 
p.s.c.  Major  L.  Munro,  Hampshire  Regiment,  20  May  00    | 
(3  Mar.  00)  (graded  as  Dep.  Assist.  Adj.  General). 


y^.K.r. Captain  T.  S.  Fox-Stmngways. Irish  Rifle?, 1 1  June 
00  (22  Oct.  99J  (graded  as  Dep.  Assist.  Adj.  Gen.) 

Captain  A.  L.  Powell,  19  Hussars,  28  Aug.  00  (graded 
as  Staff  Captain). 


Captain  F.S. Reeves,  East  Keut  Regiment,  13  Dec.  99 

('jruded  aji  Staff  Captain). 
Lieut.  C,  K.  Wilson.  West  Surrey  Regiment,  23  May  00 

(graded  as  Staff  Lirut.). 
Lieut.  Sir  vV.  Dick-Cunyngham,  Barf.  R.  Highlanders, 

29  June  00  (3  Apr.  00)  (graded  as  Stuff'  Cajitain) 


Raihcay  Staff  Officers. 


Lieut.  T.  P.  Wingate,  King's  Own  Scottish  Bordei-ers, 
18  July  00  (4  May  00),  (graded  an  Staffs  Lieut). 

Captain  A.  Fitapatr.ck,  New  South  Wales  Artillery, 
16  Aug.  00  (graded  as  Staffs  Captain). 


Baggage  Master  at  Iiase(  graded  us  Staff'  Cup/ain).    Captain  H.  A.  Coddinffton,  Irish  Fusiliers,  5  Feb.  00  (i  Dec.  99)- 
Garrifon  Adjutant  igraded  as  D.A.A.  Gen.) Capt.  G.  P.  Appleby,  Bedford  Regiment,  20  Nov.  99.    Marifzhurg. 


On  Special  Service. 


102 


Colonel  T.  Deaue,  CB.  XJ.  S.  List,  Indian  Staff  (.'urps. 
Colonel  S.  J.  hen,  CB.  Army  Servics  Corps,  14  Mar.  00. 
Colonel  Hon.  J.  S.  Napier. 
p,8.c.  Colonel   J.    B.    Leefe,    Royal    Marine    Artillery 

{St.  Helena). 
Iit-Colonel  T.  J.  P.  Evans,  Royal  Marines  (St  Helena). 
p.i.c.  Lt.Colonel  A.  F.  Gatliff,  R.  Marines,  21  Oct.  99. 
p.s.c.  Lt.Colonel  E.  C.  Bethiine,  16  Lancers,  17  Occ.  99, 
Lt.Colonel  A.  W.Thornercroft,Scots  Fusiliers.  17  Oct.  99 
Lt.Colonel  H,  M.  Grenfell,  i  Lite  Guards,  28  Oct.  99. 
p.s.c.  Lt.Colonel  B.  R.  Hawcs,  Munster  Fusiliers. 
p.s.c.  Lt.Colonel  R.  S.  H.  Moody,  Muuster  FusiUer^;. 
Lt.Colonel  H.  0.  iloney.  Royal  Marines. 
Lt.Colonel  M.  F.  Riming-ton,  6  Dra^ioons,  1  July  99. 
Lt.Colonel  B.  E.  B.  Lorl  Castletosvn,  4  Bn.  Leinster 

Re^ment.  p.^,  March  00. 
Lt..Colonel  S.  Huj^rhes,  Canadian  Militia,  r  Dec.  99. 
Major  R.  L.  AValter.  7  Hussars,  9  Oct.  99. 
p.s.c.  Major  W.  H.  Rycroft,  11  Hussars. 
p.ft.c.  Major  J.  T.  Johnston.  Royal  Artillery,  ^o  Dec.  99. 
p.s.c.  Major  C.  V.  Hume,  Royal  Artillery.  23  Dec.  99. 
Major  C.  R.  M.  O'Brien,  Eist  Lancashire  Regiment, 

z  June  00, 
p.s.c.  Major  P.  J.  R.  Crarapton,  Royal  Art.,  20  Jan.  00. 
Major  K.  E.  Lean,  Warwickshire  Refrimeat,  24  Oct.  gg. 
Bt. Major  J.  G.    Kinj^-Kiug,    West   Surrey   Regiment, 

24  Nov.  99. 
Major  W.  E.  Peyton,  DSO.  15  Hussars,  19  May  00. 
Major  H.  De  la  P.  Gough,  16  Lancers,  28  Oct.  99. 
Major  W.  B.  Hiekie,  Royal  Fusiliers. 
Major  F.  G.  Anley,  Essex  Regiment,  3  Dec.  99. 
Major  R.  Ford,  Armv  Service  Corps,  24  March  00. 
Major  C.  O.  Amphlett,  North  Staffordshire  Regiment, 

26  June  00. 
p.s.c.  Major  H.  L.  Tennant,  Royal  Artilleiy.  i  July  99. 
Major  V.  C.  M.  SellheLm,  Queensland  Regt,  Perm.  Staff, 

20  Oct.  99. 
Major  J.  M.  Benson,  3  Bn.  W.  Yorkshire  Reg.  S  Nov.  99. 
Captain  H.  B.  Walker,  D.  of  CornwuU's  L.I.  14  Mar.  00. 
Captain  A.  G.  Ferguson,  Rifle  Brigade,  7  Apr.  00. 
p.s.c.  Captain  H.  J.  Everett,  Somersetshire  Light  In- 
fantry, 24  Nov.  99. 
Captain  C.  J.  Perceval,  Royal  Artillery,  3  Jan.  00. 
Captain  C.  P.  Minchiu,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
Captain.  C.  R.  Crofton-Atkins.  Derby  Regt.  i  Apr.  00. 
Captain  E.  A.  F.  Dawson,  Rifle  Brigade,  1  Apr.  00. 
Captain  H.  R.  Gale,  Royal  Engineers,  i  July  99. 
Captain  R.  C.  O.  Creaj^h,  Ind.  Staff  Corps,  20  Jan.  00. 
Captain  E.  R.  Cottingham,  Royal  Marine  Artillery. 
Captain  S.  C.  G.  F.  Astell.  North  Stafford  Regiment, 

I  June  00. 
Captain  J.  M.  Camilleri,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  20  Jan.  00. 
Captain  T.  Eraser,  Royal  Engineers. 
Captain  V.  Ferguson,  South  Wales Bordrs.  30 Nov.  99. 
Captain  T.  S.  ilaniuis,  Sou'^h  Wales  Bordrs.  4  June  00. 
Captain  A.  K.  Armstrong,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
Captain  W.  D.  Wairhorn,  Riyal  Engineers,  7  Oct.  99. 
Capt.  A.  W.  Pack-Beresford,  Ro.val  Artillery,  30  Nov.  99. 
Captain  E.  Crawlev,  12  Lancers,  7  Mar.  oo. 
Captain  A.  R.  H.  Hutchison.  Royal  Marines. 
Captain   R.J.  Marker,  Coldstream  Guards,  7  Apr.  00. 
Captain  P.  C.  J.  Scott,  Array  Service  Corps,  9  Oct.  99. 
Captain  A.  H.  Wilkinson,  Leicester  Regt.  n  May  00. 
Captain  J.  F.  Fisher,  Royal  Artillery,  24  Nov,  99. 
Captain  F.  R.  Hicks,  Hampshire  Regiment. 
Capt.  S.  J.  Jervis,  South  Staffordshire  Regt.  30  Nov.  99. 
Captain  R.  P.  Yates,  South  Wales  Borderers,  4  June  00. 
Captain  A.  W.  Grepe,  Royal  Artillery,  3  Jan.  00. 
Captain  F.  H.  Metcalfe.  Royal  Artillery,  3  Jan.  00. 
Captain  Hou.  G.  A.  A.Hood,  Grenadier  Gds.  iS  Nov.  99. 
V'ap*.  W.  H.  L.  Allgood,  King's  Royal  Rifles,  26  Nov.  qq. 
Captain  B.  R.  M.  Glossop,  5  Dragoon  Gds.  —  Mar.  00. 
Captaia  H.  A.  D.  Simpson-Baikie.  Ro>  al  Artillery. 
Captain  H.  H.  C'obhe,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  20  Jan.  o:>. 
(.'aptain  C.  De  SausDiarez,  Royal  Artillery,  3  Jan.  00. 
Captain  H.  (_'.  H.  Burton,  Royal  Artillery,  5  Dec.  99. 
(,'aptain  V: .  C.  Hunter,  Oxford  Light  luliiairy. 
Captain  W.  G.  Lyddon,  Royal  Artillery,  3  Jan.  00. 
Captain  Hon.  W.  P.  Hore  Ruthven  (  Master  nf  Rnffu'cn), 

Scots  Guards,  24  Jan.  00. 
Cantain  R.  H.  Manley.  Royal  Artillery,  3  Jan.  oc. 
('aptain  H.  M.  Howard,  Royal  Marines. 
i  'aptain  W.  V.  J.  (■.  Elwes,  Royal  Artillery,  29  Jan.  oo. 
I'aptaiu  R.  O.  Marton,  Royal  Artillery,  3  Jan.  00. 
Captain  W.  H.Anderson,  Cheshire  Regiment,  6  June  00. 
Captain  D.  FitzR.  Nicholl,  Royal  Artillery,  16  Dec.  99. 
Captain  J.  II.  Massie,  Royal  Artillery,  3  Jan.  00. 
Captain  S.  H.  Shaw,  Wiltshire  Regiment,  24  Nov.  99. 
Captain  A.  M'N.  Dykes,  Lancashira  Regiment,  2  Nov.  99 
Captain  A.  Solly-Flood,  S.  Lane.  Regt.  20  Oct.  99. 
Captain  G.  T.  C.  Dwj'er,  Royal  Artillery,  3  Jao.  00. 
('aptain  C.  Toogood,  Manchester  Regiment,  27  Sept. 99. 
Captain  E.C.  Da  Costa,  East  Lancashire  Regt.  5  June  00. 
Captain  J.  S.  J.  Baumgaitner,  Worcester   Regiment, 

30  Nov.  99. 


Captain  P.  G.  A.  C  }\.  Rifla  Briga  le,  3  Apr.  oo 
Captain  L.  F.  Scott.  O-cforu  Light  Infantry,  24  T^ov  qq 
Captain  E.  J.  Webley-Parry-Pryse.  R9s.,  24  Mar.  oo! 
Captain  W.  H.  E.  Lawless,  Reserve,  i  Apr.  oo 
Captain  J.  G.  le  M.  Lord  Romilly,  Reserve. 
Captain  P.  O.  Carr,  Imnerial  Yeooianrv.  16  Au^^.  oo 
Captain    A.  0.  L    Kmdersley,  3   Bn.  Highland  Light 

Infantry,  25  Mar.  oo. 
Captain  G.  H.  P.  CoUey,  ^  Bn.  Irish  Regrat.,  i  Apr.  30 
Captain  F.  J.  A.  Skeet.  4  Bn.  Dublin  Fusiliers,  10  AprToo. 
Lieut.    M.    O.    N.    Rees-Webbe,   Northampton  Re<n 

I  Feb.  00.  °    ' 

Lieutenant  D.  S.  Miclnnes,  Royal  Engiueers,  5  July  go. 
Lieut.  A.  St.  J.  Cooke.  Indian  Staff  Corps,  20  Jan.  00, ' 
Lieutenant  W.  M.  C.  Vandeleur.  Essex  Regt.  21  Oct.  go. 
Lieut.  C.  R.  Harbord,  Indian  Staff  Corps  20  Jan.  00  ' 
L-eut.  W.  A.  Light,  Indian  Staff  C^rps.  20  Jan.  00. 
Lieutenant  C.  L.  Taylor,  South  Wales  Bord.  5  Nov  09 
Lieutenant  W.  T.  Barry,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  20  Jan.  oo 
Lieutenant  F.  FitzH.  Lance,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Lieutenant  B.  G.  R.  Oldtield.  Rifle  Brigade,  18  Apr.  o-.. 
Lieutenant  H.  S.  Oppenheimer,  W.  Indi^  Regiment. 
Lieutenant  C.  G.  E.  Hughes,  Cheshire  Reqt.  i>  June  00. 
Lieutenant  E.  H.  E.  CoUen,  Rovil  Gan-ison  Artillery 
Lieutenant  G.  M.  Shipwiiy,  Gloucestershire  Rsgioieut, 

25  July  00. 

Lieutenant  A.  E.Cithcart,  King's  R-iyalRifle.s,iSApr.oo 
Lieutenant  0.  C.  Borrett,  L'lnc.  Regt.,  —  June.  00. 
Lieutenant  Hon.  A.  F.  Stanley,  i  Life  Guards. 
Lieutenant  P.  H.  Hay-Coghlan,  Royal  Art.  3  Jan.  -^o. 
Lieutenant  M.  B.  Rimington,  :;  Battn.  WeK-sh  Fusiliers. 
Lieutenant  B.  Cave-Brown-Cave,  Reserve. 
2nd  Lieut.  R.  B.  Trotter,  Cameron  Highlanders. 
2nd  Lieut.  A.  H.  Saner,  Royal  Artillery. 
2nd  Lieut.  W.  G.  Luc.is,  Suft'olk  Yeom'mry. 

Veterinary-  Lie'atenant  AV.  D.  Smith. 


Bt.Major  W.  D.  Bird,  W.  Surrey  Regiment,  15  July  99. 
Captain  C.  A.  Stone,  MD.  Royal  Army  Medical  Corps 

15  July  99. 
Captain  C.  H.  Rankin,  7  Hussars,  23  Sept.  99. 
Captain  O.  D.  Blunt,  Lancashire  Fusiliers,  23  Sept.  99. 

Shode    a  i  FleU  Force. 
Lienl. General  on  flip  AYa^.— Major  General  Sit  F.  Car- 

rington,  KCB.  KCU<4.  28  Feb.  00. 
Aid^deCamp.—lA&xn  C.  S.  Rome.  1 1  Hussars,  fMai-.oo. 
Colonel  T.  E.  Hickman.  DSO.,  Wore.  Rsgt ,  2 'June  00. 
Colonel  M.  C.  Wood,  Reserve,  10  Mar.  00. 
Colonel  G.  J.    C.    Whittington,  Chief  Paymaster  ret. 

A.  P.  Dejiartment,  17  Mar.  00. 
Itev.  J.  M.  Simms,  BA.,  21  Apr.  00. 
Lieut. Colonel  B.  G.  Booth,  Reserve,  10  Mar.  oo." 
Lt.Colonel  C.  D.  Guise,  3  Bn.  Glouc.  Regt.  16  Mar.  00. 
Major  Sir  A.  P.  D.  Lushington,  Bt.,  3  D.  G.,  2  June  00. 
Major  A.  ff.  Powell,  Royal  Artillery-.  6  Apr.  00. 
Major  G.  Wright,  Royal  AitiHery,  7  Mar.  00. 
Major  C.  D.  Learoyd,  Royal  Engineers,  17  Mar,  ao. 
Major  A.  V.  Jenner,  DSO.  Rifle  Brigade,  24  Jan.  00. 
Major  C.  L.  Josling,  R.  A.  Medical  Corns,  i  Mar.  00. 
Bt.Major  A.  K.  Festing.  DSO.,  Irish  Rifles,  10  June  oo. 
p.s.c.  Major  A.  Paris,  Royal  Marine  Artillery,  16  Mar.  oo. 
Major  E.  J.  Tickell,  DS  J.  14  Hussars,  14  Feb.  00. 
Major  E.  F.  J.  Blakeney,  Army  Service  Corps. 
Bt.Mdjor  P.  Moir  Bvres,  i  Dragoon  Gds.  16  Mar.  oo. 
Vety.  Major  H.  T.  W.  Mann,  7  Mar.  00. 
Major  J.  W.  Traill,  late  4  Bu.  Ches.  Reet.,  10  Mar.  00. 
Major  P.  Dalton,  lata  3  V.B.  Royal  Fusiliers,  16  Mar.  00. 
Captain  R.  Grey,  CMG.  10  Mar,  oo. 
Captain  PitzR.  E.  P.  Cnrzon,  Irish  Rifles,  10  Mar.  00. 
p  K.c.  Captain  B.  Peach.  Indian  Staff  Corps,  10  Mar.  oo. 
Captain  A.  A.  Fisher,  West  York  Regt.,  29  May  00. 
Captain  C.  E.  CoUard,  Royal  Marines,  15  May  00. 
Captain  J.  Hasler,  East  Kent  Regiment,  6  Apr.  00. 
Captain  .1.  Ponsonby,  Co'.dstream" Guards,  19  Feb.  00. 
jRec.  D.  Lane,  18  Apr.  00. 

Captain  C.  E.  Pereira,  Coldstream  Guards,  14  Feb.  00 
Captain  H.  F.  T.  Fisher,  A.  S.  Corps,  23  Feb.  00. 
Captain  R.  (^.  Partridge,  Royal  Artillery,  i  Mar.  00. 
Captain  W.  E.  Lawrence,  S.  Wales  Borderers,  19  Jan.  00. 
Captain  C.  A.  Syke^,  Royal  Artillery. 
Captain  E.  B.  Macnaghten,  Royal  Artillery,  24  Apr.  00. 
Captain  E.  C.  P.  Curzon,  Reserve,  10  Mar.  00. 
Captain  C.  W.  Kennard.  3  Bn.  Gord.  Highrs,  16  Mar.  00, 
Captain  C-  P.  Foley,  3  Battn.  Royal  Scots.  28  Apr.  00. 
Captain   G.   P.   A.   Phillips,   Western   Division  Royal 

Engineers  (Sub.  Miners). 
Lieut.  A.  H.  Tyler.  Roval  Engineers,  7  Mar.  00. 
Lieut.  R.  J.  P.  Anderson,  11  Hussars,  7  Mar.  00. 
Lieut.  G.  A.  Burgoyne,  3  Dragoon  Guards,  10  Mar.  00. 
Lieut.  C.  H.  Dillon,  Ritie  Brigade,  17  Mar.  00. 
Lieut.  A.  A.  Dorrien-Smith,  Rifle  Brigade,  6  Apr.  00. 
Lieui.  C.  N.  Kennaway,  Royal  Artilleiy,  6  Apr.  00. 


102a 


Staff  Ahroad. 


Lieut.  U.  O.  Thynrte,  Wilts  Yeomanry,  lo  Mar.  oo. 
2nd  Lieut,  B.  G.  Bromheacl,  Berks  Regt.,  26  June  00. 
Lieut.  J.  K.  Rastileigli,  late  Corn.  &  Devon  Min.  Art. 

JO  Mar.  00. 
Lieut.    F.    J,    Lawrence,    late    Mon.    R.  Eng.  (Mila.) 

10  Mar.  00. 

Map-Pyoduchjff  Section. 
Lieut.  A.  N.  Campbell,  Royal  GaiTison  Artillery. 

O0cc/-ei  emplvijed  u  nder 
Lieut.  H.  G.  Supple,  Rimington's  Guides,  i  April  00, 

Orange  Jli>':er  Colony. 
Major  H.  W.  Wilberforoe,  2  Dragoon  Guards,  g  June  00, 

Pretoria. 

Captain  H.  C.   Smith,  Dublin  Fusiliers,  9  June  00, 

Pretoria. 
Captain  P.  M.  Peters,  Lincolnshire  Regiment,  9  June  00, 

Pretoria. 
Captain  R.  T.  McMaster,   West  Australian   Mounted 

Infantry,  g  June  oo,  Pretoria. 
Captain  A.  M.  Hughes,  Colonial  Forces,  9  June  00, 

Pretoria. 
Lieut.  S.  W.  Brickhill,  Natal  Police,  9  June  00,  Pre/oWa. 
Lieut.  A.  Leary,  Nesbitt's  Horse,  g  June  era,  Pretoria. 
Lieut.  H.J.  Steele,  Brabant's  Hor*e,  9  June  00, -Pre^oWfT. 
Lieut.  R.  J.  T.  Hildyard,  West  Kent  Regt.  12  June  00, 

Pretoria. 
Captain  H.  T.  Cantan,  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Inf. 

13  June  oc>,  Pretoria. 
Lieut.  R.  W.  W.  Eyton,  Imperial  Yeomanry,  13  Juneoo, 

Pretoria. 
Lieut.  H.  J.  Duhan,  Kitchener's  Horse,  13  June  00, 

Pretoria. 
Lieut.  A.  Haserick,  Rhodesian  Protectorate  Regiment, 

15  June  00,  Pretoria. 
Lieut.  L.  A.  Myburgh,  Kitchener's  Horse,  15  June  00, 

Pretoria. 
2nd  Lieut.  J.  M.  L.  Fulford,  Roberts'  Light  Horse,  17 

June  00,  Pretoria. 
Captain  M.F.  Murray,  Rimington's  Guides,  18  June  00, 

Pretoria. 
Lieut.  R.  Burns-Beg,  Kitchener's  Horse,  18  June  00, 

Pretoria. 
Lieut.  F.  A.  Woodcock,  Marshall's  Horse,  19  June  00, 

Pretoria, 
Captain  G.  G.  Ottley,  Yorkshire  Light  Inf.  20  June  00, 

Pretoria. 
Lieut.  R.  A.  Poore,  Wiltshire  Yeomanry,  20  June  00, 

Pretoria. 

Mpjor  J.H.G.  M.  Athlumney,Kent  Aitillery,  21  Juneoo, 

Pretoria. 


Base  Depot. 

Commandant. — 

<4d/»^a?i/.— Captain  E.  M.  Eyre,  Reserve. 
Ditty  OJtcer.—hieut.  C.  D.  D.  Shute.  Reserve. 
Quarter  Masters. — Capt.  W.  FitzPatrick,  Qr.  Mr.  Res. 
Capt.  G.  B.  Wishart,  Qr.Mr.  Res. 


Militari/  Governors, 

Captain  Hon.  T.  A.  Brassey,   West  Kent  Yeomanry. 

21  Jane  00,  Jfreforia. 

Vet.  Lieut.  C.  J.  Sanderson,  New  Zealand  Mtd.  Rifles, 

22  June  00,  Pretoria. 

Captain  D.  H.  McLean,  Imp.  Yeo.  25  June  00,  Pretoria. 
Capt.    F.    R.    Williams- Wynn,    Imperial    Yeomanry, 

25  June  00,  Pretoria. 

jj.s.c.   Major    C.   W.    Thompson,  7  Dragoon   Guards, 

26  June  00,  Pretoria. 

Major  O.  C.  Armstrong,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  27  June  00, 
Pretoria. 

Lieut.  J.  V.  M.  Watermeyer,  Kitchener's  Horse,  i  July  00 

Pretoria. 
Lieut.  C.  E.  Levita,  Imp.  Yeom.,  2  Jnh'  00,  Pretoria. 
Lieut.  G.  H.  Martin,   King's  Royal  Rifles,  4  July  00, 

Pretoria. 
Captain  W.  P.  Anderson,  Imperial  Yeomanry  Scouts, 

II  July  00,  Pretoria. 
Captain  C.  P.  Barchard,  Cape  Pioneer  Railway  Regt. 

II  July  00,' Pretoria. 
Lieut.  P.  F.  Hunt,  French's  Scouts,  16  July  00,  Pretoria, 
Captain  R.  W.  Morley,  Reserve,  jg  July  00,  Pretoria. 
Lieut.    J.    M.    Kruger,    Imperial    Yeomanry    Scouts, 

23  Jul^'  00,  Pretoria. 

Captain  lion.  G,  O.  Cadogan,  3  Bn.  Suffolk  Regiment, 

24  July  00,  Pretoria. 

Captain  C'.  E.  Baynes,  Ind.  S.  C.  4  Aug.  00,  Pretoria. 
Lieut,  A.  Alieam,  Victoria  Mounted  Rifles,  10  Aug.  00, 

Pretoria. 
Lieut.  E.  A.  Wood,  British  South  African  Police,  20 

Aug.  00,  Pretoria. 
Major  P.  Holland-Pryor,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  21  Aug, 

00,  Bloemfontein. 
Lieut.  G.   H.  Sandeman,  Cape  Garrison  Artillery,  25 

Aug.  00,  Pretoria. 
Lieut.  B.  Halkett,  Imp,  Yeomanry,  3  Sept.  00,  Pretoria. 
Lieut.  E.  Vernon,  West  Australian  Military  Forces,  4 

Sept.  00,  Pretoria. 
Captain  J,  H.  Little,  Bi'abant's  Horse,  Pretoria. 
Lieut.  H.  H.  Ferolc,  Roberts'  Light  Horse,  Pretoria. 
Lieut.  Hawkins,  Roberts*  Light  Horse,  Pretoria. 


District  Commissioners. 
Captain  A.  S ,  V,  Hume,  Imperial  Yeomanrj',  i  Apr.  00, 

Orange  River  Cotoni/. 
Major  F.  White,  Royal  Marines,  i  May  00,   Orange 

Sioer  Colony. 
Major  C.  A.  K.  Hall,  Munster  Fusiliers,  3   May  00, 

Orange  liiver  Colony. 
Captain  G.  G.  Traherne,  Royal  Artillery,  5  May  00, 

Orange  River  Colony. 

Captain  E.  de  Pentheny-O'Kelly,  6  Bn,    Lancashire 

Fusiliers,  5  May  00,  Orange  River  Colony. 
Captain  R.  J.  Ross,  Middlesex  Regiment,  10  May  00, 

Orange  Rii-er  Colony. 
Captain  F.  R.  de  Bertodano,  6  Bn.  Manchester  Regt. 

10  May  00,  Orange  River  Colony. 
Major  H.    Wright,  Gordon  Highlanders,  i   June  00, 

Rloeo^foniein. 

Assit^tant  District 
Lieut.    A.    H.    Thomas,    Ceylon   Mounted    Infantry,  1 

5  May  00,  Orange  River  Colony. 
2nd  Li'eut.  T,  C.  R.  J.  Ward,  Royal  Scots,  9  May  00, 

Bloen\fontein. 
Lieut.    H.    E.    DickinsoTi,  Quarter   Master   Imperial 

Yeomanry,  13  May  00,  Orange  River  Colony. 
Lieut.  C.  W.  Lamb,  New  South  Wales  Military  Forces, 

23  May  00,  Bloemfontein. 
Lieut.  J.  de  C.  MacCartie,  Roberts'  Light  Horse,  23 

May  00,  Bloemfontein. 
Captain    A.    C.     Richards,     Hampshire     Regiment, 

24  May  00,  Hoopstad. 
Lieut.  H".  O.  Pugh,  Colonel  LuKsdcn's  Corps,  1  June  cxj. 
Lieut.  H.  Lyon,  3  Battalion  South  Lancashire  Regt., 

I  June  00,  Bloemfontein. 
Lieut.  R.  Locke,   South  African  Mounted  Irregular 

Forces,  3  July  00,  Bloeinfontein. 
Lieut.    R.    Ruttledge,    DriscoU's    Scouts,  6    July  00 

Jagersfoiitein, 


Captain  R.  V.  K.  Applin,  6  Bn.  Lanc^.  Fae.  i  June  00, 
Lt.Col.  A.  H.  M.  Edwards,  5  Dragoon  Gds,  26  June  00, 

Pot  chefst  room. 

p.s.c.  Captain  J.  M.  Vallentin,   Somerset  Light  In 
27  June  00,  Heidelberg. 

Bt.Lt.Colonel  J.  R.  M.   Dairy mple -Hay,  West  India 
Regiment,  8  July  00,  WaH-erstroom. 

Bt.Colonel  C.   M.*  Keighley,   CJS.  DSO.  Indian  Staff 
Corps,  28  July  00,  Bloemfontein. 

Lieut.  J.  N.  F.  Livingstone,  3  Bn.  Argyll  and  Suther- 
land Highlanders,  i  Aug.  00,  Standerton. 

p.s.c.    Major   H,    W.    G.    Graham,  DSO,  5  Lancers, 
12  Sept,  00,  Utrecht. 

p.s.c,  Lr.Col.  J.  M.  Gawne,  Lancaster  Regt.  22  Sept.  00, 
Utrecht. 

Captain  A,  Lyon,  Border  Regiment,  4  Oct.  00,  Winhurg 

Commissioners. 

Brevet  Major  A.  F.  Pilson,  Djblin  Fusiliers  7  July  od, 

Marico. 
Captain  W.  G.  Braithvtaite,  Welsh  Fusiliers,  7  July  00, 

Lichtthburg  . 

Major     W.    c-angmiester.    Border    Mounted    Rifles, 
17  Sept.  00,  Barherton. 


Captain  E.  H.  Place,  Lieut.  Imperial  Yeomanry,  Under 

Dintrief  Commissioner  Krugersdorp,  1  July  00. 
Lieut.  G.  H.   M.   Ritchie.  'Kitchener's  Horse,    Under 

District  Commissioner  i.rugersdorpj  1  July  00. 
Major     Hon.    W.     L.     Bagot,     Imperial     Yeomanry, 

Adjuinisfrator  Transvaal  Postal  JStrvice,  S  July  00. 
Major  R.   P.  Macdonald,  DSO.  Reserve,  Commissioner 

Railiray  Police,  11  Sept.  00. 
Lieut.  C.  E.  H.  Sutherland.  Kitchener's  Horse,  Assist, 

Commissioner  Railway  Police^  11  Sept,  00, 


SAINT  HELENA. 

Governor  and  Commander  in  Chief Robert  Amiitage  Sterndale,  Esq.     James  Town. 

Garrison  Adjutant Captain  R.  Litchford,  West  India  Regiment,  6  May  00, 

CftieJ  Ordna?tce  Officer  and  Acting  Disf,  Paymaster 


Staf  Abroad. 

MAURITIUS. 

vernorand  Commander  in  Ch.ef Sir  Charles  Bruce,  KCilG.  Fori  Louis. 

Aidet  de  Camp  ^ 

iloitel  on  the  Staff'  

-tpitty  Ajssistaut  Adjutant  General  

tmmanding  Royal  Artillery  Lt.Colonel  H.  J,  Lyscer. 

immanding  Eoijal  Engineer Lt.Colonel  H.  L.  Jessep. 

tief  Ordnance  Officer   Bt. Major  S.  U.  C.  Towusend,  Royal  Artillery. 

Utrict  Paymaster Captain  H.  D.  Stacpole. 

nior  Medical  Officer  Lt.Colonel  C.  W.  M.  Keys,  ilD. 

SEYCHELLES    ISLANDS. 
iministralor Ercest  Bickham  Sweet-Esoott,  CMG.    Make. 


GOLD  COAST  COLONY. 

overnorand  Commander  in  Chief  Major  Matthew  Xatliaa,  CJIQ,  Royal  Engineers  Accra 

COLONY  OF  LAGOS. 

■ovemor  and  Commander  in  Chief Sir  William  MacGregror,  KCMG.  CB  3IV 

Aide  de  Camp Captain  C.  H.  Elgee,  Bedfordshire  Regiment. 

fttrrison  Adjutant    Lieut.  A.  Cameron,  iVest  India  Regiment,  i  Aug.  98. 


NORTHERN  NIGERIA. 

igh  Coin  miitioner  (mth  rank  of  Brigadier  Gen.)     Lt.Col.  P.  J.  D.  Lugard,  CB.  DSO.  (from  h.p.  Norfolk  Rei't  ) 

SOUTHERN  NIGERIA. 
Sj*  Commissioner    „ .S'l.-  R.  D.  R.  Moor,  KCMG. 


WEST  AFRICA  SETTLEMENTS. 
{At  Sierra  Leone  and  071  the  Gambia.) 

overnorand  Commander  in  Chief Sir  Charles  Anthony  Kiug-Harman,  KCJIG.     Free  Town. 

Aids  de  Camp 

olonel  on  the  Staff  Col.  J.  E.  W.  S.  Caulfeild  {from  h.p.  West  Ind.  Rei't.),  4  Nov  qq 

'aff  Captain Capiain  F.  L.  Blosse,  West  India  Regiment,  i  Aug.  00  (actinn) 

jmmnnding  Royal  Artillery Captain  C.  R.  Hodgins. 

omnta  tiding  Royal  Engineer{tcifh  rank  qf  Captain)    Lieut.  B.  H.  O.  Armstrong. 

hief  Ordnance  Officer Captain  A.  H.  Woodifield,  Royal  ArtiUery. 

istrict  Paymaner    Captain  J.  E.  Benbow,  Major  retired.  Army  Pay  Dept 

mior  Medical  Officer  Major  R.  Crofts,  DSO. 

A.M3IA. — Governor  and  Commander  in  Chief 

Administrator Sir  George  Chardin  Denton,  KCMG. 

UGANDA. 

fecial  Commissioner  and  Commander  in  Chief Colonel  Sir  H.  H.  Johnston,  KCB. 

EGYPT,  FORCE  IN. 

fajor  General    Major  GeneralSon.  R.  A.J.  Talbot,  CB.  11  Jan.  og 

Aided!  Camp Captain  W. T. Gaisford,  Seaforth Highlanders, 29  Apr  00 

^>i>t.,nt  Adjutant  General {^'-Riii^st^'D^C.^S.^'  ^'  ^"''^^''^''-^''l''^'-  f^™  king's  Royal 

deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General 

*ep. Assist,  Adj.  General  and  do.  for  Instruction 

arrison  Adjutant    Captain  W.  H.  Drake,  Royal  Field  Artilleiy,  22  Apr  00 

'atrCantains  (^'•'■•^laiqrS  Bird.  Royal  Fusiliers,  31  Jan.96  (a««noi).4.  J, Gen.). 

.aff  Captains    —•;■;•■•-••  I  Bt  Major  D.  X.  E.  Hall,  Army  Service  Corps,  24  Mar.  99. 

ommanding Royal  Artillery  {wtthrank  of  Lt.Lo'.)     Major  D.  G.  Prinsep,  14  Mar.  00. 

immanding  Royal  Engineer     Lt.Colonel  J.  C.  L.  Campbell. 

Mef  Ordnance  Officer Lt.Colonel  P.  O.  Leggett,  Army  Ordnance  Department 

istrict  Paymaster  Colonel  H.  W.  Phillips. 

rincipal  Medical  Officer   Colonel  W.  J.  Fawcett. 

•nior  Veterinary  Officer   Veterinary  Captain  T.  Marriott. 

Garrison  of  Alexandria. 

'rigadier  General  on  the  Staff  Major  General  R.  B.  Lane,  CB.  14  Dec.  gS  (30  Nov.  98). 

eputy  Assistant  Adjntant  General {  "■"'NOT'^gs""^'  ^'  ^'  ^'  ^"'''^  "'''°°'  ^'^'  ^^a^' Surrey  Regt.). 

'.af  Captain p.s.c.  Major  E.  Montagu,  Suffolk  Regiment,  19  May  gS. 

ommanding  Royal  Engineer 

hief  Ordnance  Officer Captain  H.  A.  Anley,  East  Surrey  Regiment. 

EUROPE. 

GIBRALTAR. 

J  rt            I..  •„  r^hi.e  'i'*!!^  General  Sir    G.    S.    White,  GCB.   GCSI.   GCIE.  GCVO. 

,ver«or  and  Commander  in  Ch,ef -,     Gordon  Highlanders,  6  July  00. 

Attistani  Military  Secretary  p.s.c.  Major  W.  E.  Fairhohne,  CMG.    Ro.yal  Artillery,  6  July  00. 

. . ,      .    „  <"  Lieut.  H.  A.  Cape,  18  Hussars,  28  June  00. 

Aides  de  Camp -^  ^jg^j^  jj_  (j_  Hooper,  s  Lancers,  16  July  00. 


104  Staff  Abroad. 

CommamUnq  Brigade  , Sir  H.  E.  Colvile,  KCMH.  CD.  23  Sept.  oo  (i  Apr.  99I. 

Aide  de  Camp   Captaiu  Hon.  E.  O.  Murray,  Ciimeron  Highlanders,  3  ^ov.  00. 

jjriaade  Major  Captain  A.  J.  W.  Uowell,  Berkshire  Regiment  (artiiig). 

-           ,                                         iv.s.c.   Colonel   H.    L.    Dundas   (from   East   Yorkshire   Regt.), 
Assistant  Adjutant  General   -^     {70  Nov.  96). 

Deputv  Assiitavt  Adjittant  General Lt.Colonel  S.  H.  Lynn,  Army  Service  Corps,  28  Jan,  97, 

Dcymt'n  Assistant  Adjntant  General  and  Depuii/  i  ^    .^j,  ^   Crawford.,  Royal  Art.  16  Apr.  gZ.— Jet.  A. A.  Gr„. 

Assistant  Adjutant  General  for  Iml>-uction...i  r  1 

Commanding  Eojat  ArHlteri/  [Major  General  on  |  jj^^j^j,  Qe^^ral  F.  O.  Slade,  CB.  10  March  99. 

Brigade  Major,  Moi/a!  Artilieri/    Captain  F.  Aikenhf  ad,  8  Jan.  00  {acting). 

Dis'frief  Engineer  {Colonel  on'theStaff) Colonel  J.  F.  Lewis,  22  Dec.  98. 

Chief  Ordnance  Officer Colonel  C.  W.  H.  Tate,  Army  Ordnance  Department. 

District  Paymaster    Colonel  C.  F.  Carey. 

Principal  Medical  Officer     ,„,.,„,■     1         4  o        rr        nr    • 

Garrison  Adjntant  and  Qnarler  Master Richard  Frederick  Rankin,'  15  Aug.  89;  Hon.  Major. 

•  Major  Rankin  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1873-74  and  was  present  in  the  actions  of  Amoafulaud  Quaman  Dh'.  , 
and  at  the  capture  of  Coomassie  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


MALTA. 

Governor  and  Comm.n.der  in  Chief  {uith  rank  off  Lt.General  Sir  F.  W.  Grenfcll,  GC7,'.  GCMG.  King's  Royal  Rifles. 

General) *.      i  •!>">•  99- 

Assistant  Miliiar)  Secretary  f  Captain  G.  S.  St.  AiH.yn,  King's  R  ^val  Rifles,  5  Nov.oo  (i  Jan.Q-,1. 

Aides  de  Camp   )  Captain  G.  J.  Farmar,  Lancashire  Fusiliers.  20  Jan.  00. 

Colonial  Aide  de  Camp ~  Major  N.  Grech-Biiu.cardi   Royal  Malta  Militia,  13  Jan.  94-  ] 

Commandina  Sriaade  Major  General  iorf/ Congleton,  CiJ.  J5  Oct.  95. 

A^ZeCamn  ■■      Captain  G.  T.  B.  Wilson,  Highland  Light  Infantry,  29  Mar.  o3. 

BiiaadeMaior   "^y!^:'"l.":"^"ll'lll^iiil. Captain  G.  W.  Dowell,  N.  Lancashire  Regt.  21  Feb.  00  (ndinql 

n.a,,!.,  Ad :'„tnni General  n.j.p.  Colonel  J.  Spence  (from  h.p.  York  Light  Inf.),  iS  May  96. 

A.ZLtAdiu"aTG"erai Colonel  R.  A.  Nugent,  CB.  (from  Army  Service  Corps),  m  June  q^ 

Assistant  Adjutant  (general    fp.,.P.  Colonel  H.  T.  Hughes-Hallett  (from  h.p.  Middlesex  Regi 

Assistant  Adjntiu.t  General  for  Instruction |    'ment),  29  Dec.  99. 

(  p  s.c.  Captain  C.  D.  SliuVcTlTfl'e  Brigade,  30  June  99. 
Deputy  Assistant  Adjntant  Generals  VCapt.  M.  R.de  B.James,  Army  Service  Corps,  28  Oct.  99  (temp.). 

Depulii  Assistant  Adjutant  Gen.  for  Instruction...  ^ 

Commaniini]  Soyal  Artillery  {icilh  rank  ?/" ^"J"'' |  Colonel  D.  D.  T.  O'Callaghan,  20  Sept.  99. 

BHoad^Maio^i'lloiiat'Artiiierr---'-'''''^^^^^^^        ?■«•<•■  Major  A.  S.  Dunlop,  ..  Nov.  97- 

District  Enqineer  (Cllonel  on  theStaff) Colonel  J.  Cameron  27  Oet.  99  Un./,.) . 

District  Insvector  ,,f  Muskefra     .f   Maior  R.  B.  Page.  Lancashire  Fusiliers,  19  Oct.  99. 

I  )i;'f  Or^rC/o/s';" Colonel  A.  W.  Bridgman,  Army  Ordnance  Department. 

District  Paymaster   ....:..: Colonel  J  H.  Jackson 

Principal  Medical  Officer   Surgeon  General  T.  O  Farrell,  IT/'. 

CYPRUS. 

l[i:,kCommissio«erand  Commander  in  Chief S„- William  Frederick  Haynes  Smith,  XCJfff.     Nicosia. 

Aids  deCattip  


Aiilet  tie  Camp. 


ASIA. 

INDIA. 

yicerovand  Governor  General  TheRI.  Hon.  Geo.  N.  Baron  Curzon  of  Kedleston,  GMSI.  GMIE.  6  Jan.  q, 

Priiate  Secretary Walter  Roper  Lawrence,  CIE.  6  Jan.  90. 

Tf,v,7„,-i/  <ierretaru  .  Major  Uou.  E.  Barms,  10  Hussars,  n  Dee.  9.1. 

MUilaiySecetaiy Captain  R.  G.  T.  Baker-Carr.  Rifle  Brigade,  6  Jan.  99. 

Captain  W.  M'L.  Campbell,  Black  Watch,  =3  Dec.  99. 

Captain  H.  B.  Des  V.  Wilkinson,  Durham  Light  Iniantry,  14  Jan.  00. 

Lieut.  L.J.L.  £nWo/Houaldshay,  i  N.  Riding  of  York  Volunteer  Artillery, 

^  Apr.  oa{.extra). 
Lieut  H.  N.  Holden,  Indian  Stafl'Coriis,  2^  Aug.  00  {extra). 
H'aptain  G.  E.  Tvrrell,  Royal  Garrison  AitiHery.  13  Apr.  00  iqfficiatino). 
....    Lt.Colonel  E.  H"  Fenn,  Royal  Army  Medical  Corps,  6  Jan.  99. 

Incisional  Com^nderZrChief  General  Sir  A.  Power  FaUneriTC^.  Indian  StaH  Corps,  ,9  Alar.  00. 

Officiating  Military  Secretary .f^f^i^J^^'^l-l^^^iSZ^iniif^ni^^  Corps.    19    -Mar.   oo.-With 

T_,,_,,_,,._  ...  J     China  Expeditionary  Force. 

'  I  Captain  A.  W.  Chaldecott,  Indian  StafTCorps,  i  July  00  {officiating). 

(Captain  L.  N.  Beatty,  Indian  .StatT Corps,  19  Mar.  00. 

Aides  de  Camp t  Lieut  J   H.  Watson,  Indian  StaB' Corps,  19  Mar.  od. 

f!lg^,geon Major  A.  G.  Kay,  MB.  R.A.M.  Corps,  19  Mar.  00. 

AdJCIAST  GENBHiL'S  DbpAKTMBST   AT  HB4D   QuaEIEHS. 

CColonel  Sir  W.  G.  Nicholson,  XCB.  lloyal  Engineers,  4  Nov.  98.— Director 
Adiutant  General  {mithrank  of  Major)      ^^  Transport,  South  Africa, 

'  General) (,,,  s  c  Major  General  Sir  B.  R.  Elles,  KCB.  (fromR.  Art.),  4  Jan.  00  {temp.). 

r.      ,    jj-  („„f«,„.ra;  'coionel  A.  R.  Martin,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  6  May  99.— Furlough. 

Deputy  Adiutant  General f,,,.r.  Colonel  J.  H.  S.  Craigie  (from  h.p.  Highland  Lt.  Inf.)   17  Mar.  oS 

Assistant  Adjntant  General ^     (,j  xp^.  97).— OtBciating  in  Command,  Siiid  District. 

Assistant  Adjutant  General  for  Artillery  in  India. 

Lt.Coloiiel  M.  W.  Saunders,  ly  Aug.  99 Simla. 

Assistant  Adjutant  General  for  Musketry. 
Bt.Lt.ColoEel  C.  L.  -iVooUcombe  (from  King's  Own  Scottish  Brdrs.),  8  May  97-    Simla.-0#cia<;«^. 

Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  Generals. 

r  ,  c  Bt  Lt  Colonel  H.  B.  B.  Watkis,  Indian  StafTCorps,  ix  Oct.  93 S-^t-i7F'^i^°'^^h      ■ 

iiajii'  J  A.  Tanner,  CVO.  Royal  Engineers,  .2  Feb.  o:.    Simla  (for  Royal  tngmeers). 


Staf  Abroad.  104a 

QOIEIEE  lliSTBE  GeNEBAl's  DepaETMENT  AT  HEAD  QUAETEES. 

uarter  Master  Oenerah f  Colonel  Sii-  A.  Gaselee,  KCB.  Indian  Staff  Corps.— Com.  China  Exp.  Force. 

,„,,,,„  ,  <■  Brigadier  e,  neral  G.  Henry,  Royal  f;ngineer3,  31  July  00  («em».).— Simla. 

eputy  quarter  Master  General    jt.s.c.  Colonel  \V.  Peacocke,  Royal  Engineers,  i  Sept.  98.  -Simla. 

ep.  Aisut.  Qr.Mr.  Gen.(3Iobilization)  [  Major  H.  Mullaly,  Royal  Engineers,  11  .Mar.  96. 

t„lFr„„f„;„  f„,  if.,1-;-     ,■  l;j.s.<-.  Captain  I.  Philipps.Iudian  S.C.  28  Nov.99.— Simla.— ChinaExp.Porce. 

".aff  Captain  for  Mobilization  p.,.c.  Capt.  C.  L,  Nicholson,  York  Regr.  i  Apr.  00-Sinila. 

pi.s.f.  Colonel  J.  W.Murray  (from  K.  Art.),  25  March  99   (25  Jan.  98).— 
isMantQr.Mr.  Ben.,  Infell.  Branch)  „.®"?'^  ^'j"S;   „    ^      , 

1  nt^Major  E.  W.  S.  K.  Maconchy,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  29  Aug.  00  (temp).— 

.p.s.c.  Captain  E.  W.  M.  Norie,  Middlesex  Regt.  4  May  q8  (25  Apr.  q6).— 
'     China  E.vpeJitionary  Force.  J  ii    i  o     1      y  / 

jj.s.f.  Captiin  C.  H.  Ciay,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  29  Apr.  00  (29  Oct.  98).— Simla. 

p.».c.  Captain  G.  8.  F.  Napier,  0.\ford  Lt.  Inf.  6  May  00  (5  June  97).— China 

ep.AsH>t.quarterUaaferG.'neraU,do.J„^^.P:^°^'^%   „    ^    „  ^       ,    , 

^  Bt.  Major  E.  \V.  S.  K.  Maconchy,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  5i  Aug.  go.— Simla. 

Temp.  A.Q.M.  Gen.  1   .  j         =.  yy 

t'.i  i:  C'aptaiu  B.  HoUoway,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  i  Apr.  00  ((«mj).).— Simla. 

Captain  G.  A.  Robertson.  Indian  Staff  Corps,  14  Aug.  cx>  (ton;;.).— Simla. 

Captain  A.  S.  Hamilton,  Indian  Staff  Corps.  29  Aug.  00.  (^crap.)— Simla. 

Ijin.c.  Captain  J.  K.  Tod,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  8  Mar.  98.— Furlough. 
Captain  G.  A.  Robertson,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  23  Jan.  99.— Simla.     Temp. 
U. A.Q.M.  Gen.  i-       ^  yy 

Cajitain  \V.  L.  Conran,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  29  Apr.  00.— China  Exp.  Force. 
Captain  A.  W.  Warden,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  12  Aug.  00.  (*ei«y).).— Simla. 
p.s.c. Cipt.K.  H.  H.  Dowd[rig,  Indians.  C,  14  Aug.  00  ((em^.).— Simla. 
Oaptain  S.  Clay,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  29  Aug.  00  (temp,). — Simla. 


iveetor  General  of  Artillery  in  India    Major  General  T.  B.  Tyler,  29  Mar.  97.— Simla. 
Brigade  Major  Captain  K.  K.  Knapp,  Royal  Artillery,  7  May  00. 

licilh  1  ank  of  Major'Seneral).."..'.'^,}^'''^'^^^^  ^-  ^-  Elliot,  03.  DSO.  Indian  Staff  Corps,  31  Mar.  9S.— Simla. 

BrigadeMajor ..     Captain  E.  C.  B.  Cotgrave,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  i  Sept.  00. 

Director  of  Military  Education  in  India. 

Dloiiel  H.  D.  Hutchinson,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  24  Oct.  96   ; Simla.— Furlough. 

Principal  Medical  Officer,  II.  II.'s  Forces  in  India. 

irgeoii  (Jenei-al  W.  Taylor,  CB.  MD.  Army  Medical  Staff,  to  March  99  Simla. 

De/iiity  Agnistant  Adjutant  Generals  for  Instruction , 

».  ■.  Major  li.  J.  Shadwell,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  21  Oct.  95  (8  Mar.  95)    KussowUe. 

».c'.  (Captain  W.  A.  Wntson,_Indian  Staff  Corps,  20  Feb.  96  Dalhousie.— China  E.tp.  Force. 

ijor  w.  R.  H.  Berosford,  Vvelsh  Fusiliers,  8  -Vlay  06  (21  Oct.  95)  Poena.-  Furlough. 

a.::  Major  E.  H.  Rodwell,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  8  July  97   ...  Chakrata. 

s.r.  Major  E.  T.  Taylor,  Cheshire  Regt.,  15  Oct.  98 Ranikhet. 

.<.(.  Captain  W.  Ewbank,  Royal  Engineers,  20  Jan.  00  Bangalore. 

Punjab. 
('General  Sir  A.  Power  Palmer,  KCB.  Indian  Staff  Corps,  23  Nov.  98. — 

immandtng  the  Forces  )      Provisional  Commander-in-Chief. 

(  Lt  General  C.  C.  Egerton,  CB.  DfiO.  Indian  S.  0.  3  Apr.  00— Officiating. 
.I'^l. t.2Iilitary  Sec.  and  Aide  de  Camp  ['^i"^''^-  ^-  ^'^-  Stauuell,  Scots  Fusiliers,  10  A.in- .  o^.-Aud  Officiating 
^  ^  I     Interpreter. 

Aiiie  de  Camp Captain  J.  C.  Slierer.  Indian  Staff  Coqis,  3  Apr.  00. 

efit'i/  Adjutant  General   Brig.  Geoeral  F.  H.  Whitby  (from  Durham  Light  Infantry),  21  Aug.  00. 

mutant  (Quarter  Master  General  Colonel  J.  E.  Nixon,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  12  Mar.  99. 

isistant  Adjutant  General    Bt.  Lt.ColoiiQlC.  A.  Anderson,  Royal  Horse  Artillery,  3  Mar.  00  i oj^iciating), 

ep.  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General    p.s.c.  Major  R.  J.  Strachey,  Ritle  Brigade,  10  Dec.  9S. 

epulii  Assistant  Adjutant  General    ...    Captain  A.  G.  Medley,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  11  Nov.  99. 

•ep.  Assist.  .Idj.  General  for  Musketry 

Lionel    on    the    Staff",  lioital  Artilleri/'l  r,   ,         ,  -r,    r,      i       ^  r 

'  [with  rank  ,f  Brifadier  General)     .".j  ^°'°°«'  ^-  ^'^"'^i'-  ^  ^<"^-  °°- 

ep.  As.'<int.  Adj.  General  R.  Artilleri/     Cfiptaiu  C.  G.  Watson,  20  July  00. 

riiifipal  Medical.  Ojficer Surgeou  General  L.  D.  apencer,  CB.  MD.  Bengal  Estab.  25  Oct.  98. 

'^;;;;;:'6  £  kXil  cZ^Z    '^■'":]  Bt.Major  C.  p.  Scudamore,  DSO.  Scots  Fusiliers,  .  Sept.  98. 

mst.  Inspector  of  Army  Signalling  .   [Captaui  J.  Gaisford,  Indian  Staff  Corps.-China  Exp.  Force. 
I  J  J  J  J '^      ■'■   (Captain  H.  W.  Cruddas,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

First  Class  Distbict  Comwandebs. 

mmandin.)  Lahore  District Major  General  Sir  G.  de  C.  Morton,  KCIF,.  CB.,  S  Nov.  9S. 

Aidede  Camp Lieut.  E.  C.  Locli,  Indian  Staff  Corps.  8  Nov.  9S. 

\mmandi,,q    Punjab    Frontier    Force  C^^lo^el  C.  C.  Egerton    CB.  DSO.  Indian  Staff  Corps,  i  Apr.  gg.-Offlciating 

{ttithiank  of  Lieut.  General)   Uajor  GeneralH.  G.Waterfleld,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  16  Apr  00  (officiating). 

lAide  de  Camp  

vnmanding  Rawiil  Findee  District    ...     Major  General  B.  A.  Combe,  CB.,  7  Oct.  9  9. 

Aidede  Camp Lieut.  P.  A.  Jackson,  ludian  Staff  Corps  (qficiating). 

Second  Class  DiSTElCT  CoilJlANDEES. 

I'igartier  General  H.  A.  MacDonaUl.  CB.  DSO.  24  Oct.  od Sirhind.— South  Africa. 

\s.c.  Brigadier  General  A.  G.  Crengh,  CB.  Royal  Artillery,  3  Dec.  99    Sirhind  {temp.). 

I  I.e.  Major  General  Sir  E.  R.  Elles,".5:C2(.  (from  R.  Artillery),  i8  Oct.  93  Peshawur.— Oflg.  A.  G.  in  India. 

•igadier  General  J.  S.  Collins,  West  Surrey  Regiment,  =i  Aug.oo Peshawur  {officiating], 

•igftdier  General  W.  Hill,  CB.  Indian  Stiff  Corpj,  i  Apr.  od Derajat. 

Assistant  Adjutant  Generals, 

)lonel  F.  C.  Burton,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  11  Aw.  97 Rawul  Pindee. 

blonel  S.  H.  P.  Graves,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  15  De:.  99 Lahore.— Furlough. 

ttjor  R.  G.  Egerton,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  18  Feb.  00  Punjab  Frontier  Force. 

lajorC.  P.  Triscott,  DSO.  Royal  Artillery,  22  Apr.  9S  (10  Jan.  97) Sirhind. 

,i™„i  I.  or.      «Tj-       ,„.-,              .  (■  Peshawur.— Officiating  Colonel 

)lonel  P.  S.  Gwatkin,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  i  Apr.  00 [     o,j  gjgg_  Cawnpore? 

I.e.  Major  J.  S.E.  Western,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  !  Apr.  00    Derajat. 

G 


105  >5'/q^  Ahroad, 

Deputy  Aanstant  Adjutant  Generals. 

p.».c.  Major  G.  J.  Youn^husbaml.  Indian  Staff  Corps,  22  Jan.  97  Sirhind. — South  Africa. 

Captain  W.  L.  Maxwell,  Indian  Staff  Corps.  20  Jan.  00 Sirhind  {iemp.). 

Captain  T.  Jermyn,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  17  Dec.  98     Peshawur.— China  Exp,  Force. 

Major  A.  G.  Peyton,  Indian  Staff' Corps,  3  Aug.  00 Pe^hawur  {temp.). 

Major  C.  de  C.  Hamilton,  Royal  Artillery,  15  May  99  ,  Rawul  Pindee, — South  Africa. 

Mafor  H.  P.  Kinj^-Salter,  Kifle  Brigade,  1  May  00 Rawul  Pindee  {temp.). 

Captain  E.  H.  Cole,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  t6  Aug  94 |  ^F^orce^'"*'"^"'  Force.-rbina  Es 

Captain  C.  A.  Fowler,  Indian  Staff  Corjis,  23  Aur.  00 Kohat-Kurram  Force  {f^mp.). 

Major  E.  Witham,  20  Hussars,  S  Jan.  00 Lahore. 

Captain  {'.  O.  Swanstou,  Indiau  Staff  Cori>s,  i  Apr.  00 Punjab  Frontier  Force. 

Captain  V.  B.  Fane,  Indian  StaffCorps,  i  Apr.  00 Derajat. —China  Bxp.  Force. 

Colonels  on  the  Staff". 

TTC  Colonel  W.  J.  Vousden.  CB.  Indian  Staff  Corps.  5  Jan.  99 Sealkote.— Comdg.Malakand  Force 

Colonel  N.  F.  F.  Chamberlain,  Indian  StaffCorps,  6  Feb.  99 T>elhi.— South  Africa. 

Colonel  G.  L.  R.  RiHiardson,  CJi.  CIE,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  21  Feb.  00  Rawul  Pindi.— China  Exp.  Force. 

Colonel  C.  H.  Des  Vceux,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  31  July  00  Rawul  Pindi  {ffmp.). 

Colonel  C.  R.  Macgrcf^or,  CJi.  DSO.  Indiau  StaffCorps,  16  k\)T.  99 Ferozepore.— Ofl'g,  inComd.  Assam. 

Colonel  G.  H.  C.  Dyce,  CB.  Indian  Staff  Corps,  29  Apr.  gg  Cawnpore.— Temp.  D,  A.G.  Bengal. 

Colonel  L.  R.  H.  D.  Campbell,  Indian  Stuff'  Corps,  3  Nov.  99 Mooltan. — China  Exp.  Force 

Colonel  W.  Hailes,  Indian  StaffCorps.  29  June  99 Fyzabad.— Furlough. 

Colonel  H.  Dela  M.  Hervey,  Indian  Staff  Cmps,  2  Apr.  00   Kohat-Kurram  Force. 

Colonel  H.  A.  Abbott,  CB.  Indiau  Staff  Corps,  31  July  00 Delhi  {temp.) 

jRecruiting  Staff  Officers, 

Captain  C.  A.  Fowler,  Indian  StaffCorps,  10  Aug.  96    Jhehira,  for  Punjabi  Mahomedans. 

Captain  H.  A.  F.  Magcath,  Indian  StaffCorps,  ti  Apr.  99  ...    Jiilluiirler,  f<>r  Sikhs. 

Bt. Major  A.  Cadell,  Indian  StaffCorps,  15  June  99 Dhurmsala,  for  Dogrns. 

Captain  R,  T.  L.  Ridgw^iy,  Indian  StaffCorps,  14  June  00  ...     Peshawar,  for  Pathans. 

Commandant  Fort  Aftork Major  D.  P.  L.  Birch,  Royal  Artillery,  18  Oct.  00. 

Adjutant  Fort  Attack -.. 

Bengal. 

Commanding  the  Forces  {with  rank  of)-,,,    ■      r-^    «     1  c-    r-  t      1      r-r^o     ^  xt^        o 

It  Genrr  I)  i  MajorGeneral  Sir  George  Lack,  Ji  CB,,  6  Nov.  98. 

AnKint.  Mil.  Sec.  and  A.D.C. Major  R.  Hoare,  4th  Hussars,  10  Oct.  00. 

Aide  de  Camp Captain  E.  B.  ('00k,  i  Life  Guards,  6  Nov.  9S. 

i  Brigadier  General  E.  Barrow,  CB.    Indian  Staff  Coi-ps,  i  Apr.  00. — China 

Deputy  Adjutant  Generals ]      Exp.  Force. 

(  Brigudier  General  G.  H.C.  Dyce,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  9  July  00  (temp.). 

Assistant  Quarter  Master  General Coloael  V.  A.  Schalcli,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  21  Oct.  99. 

Dep.  Ausist.  Quarter  blaster  General    p.s.c.  Major  W.  G.  Hamilton,  DSO.  East  Lancashire  Regiment,  i  Apr.  co. 
Assistant  Adiutant  General  Sp.o.e.  Lt -Colonel  R.  M.  Greenfield  (from  InniskilUng  Fusiliers),  5  Apr.oo.— 

Jlssi^fajtt  Adjutant  iienerai  ^     Olficiating  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  Simla. 

Deputy  Assintaut  Adjutant  General  ...     Lt. Colonel  S.  D.  Gordon,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  2  Feb.  97. 
Dep.  Asuist.  Adj.  Gen.forMunketry  ...    Bt.  Major  C.  E.  Johnson,  Indian  StaffCorps,  30  Apr.  96. 

n/.;n«.7«»  /;.»  w.,/r  t?»„^i  jw;/;^*...       '  Brigadier  General  H.  Pipon,  CB.  Royal  Art..  11  Junege.— China  Exp.  Force. 
Colonel  on  the  Staff,  Royal  Artillery  ...  -,  colonel  R.  G.  W.  Hepburne,  Royal  Artillery.  18  Sept.  00  {temp.). 
Dep.  Aitfist.  Adj.  Geri.for  R.  Artillery    Captain  R.  J.  G.  Elkingtou,  Royal  A'tiUery,  19  Apr.  00. 
■'X','r(t{mirj/)'"'{T5!!!!'™^  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders,  i  May  96. 

Principal  Medical  Offcer Surgeon  General  W.  A.  Catherwood,  MD.  Army  Medical  Staff,  9  Nov.  98. 

^       ■       r\       i     -xr    *      Tt    jTTr-77-       f  Captaiu  E.   St.  A.    Wake,  Indian  StaffCorps,   30  Aor.  97.  —  OfEciatiner 
G„rnsonQ,mrterM„He,:Farimihuml     cauionment  Magistrate,  Nusseeral.ad.  "  ■   '       ■       '^^  8 

FiBST  Class  District  Commakdees. 
Commiinding  Oiide  Diatricf    Lt. General  R.  M.  Jennings,  CB.  Bengal  Cavalry,  t  Apr.  cS. 

Aide  de  Camp 

Commanding  Meerut  District  Major  General  Sir  B.  Blood,  KCB.  Royal  Engineers,  22  Sept.  9S. 

Aide  de  Camp Captain  H.  A.  Boyce,  Royai  Artillery  (officiating). 

Second  Class  Bibtbict  Comuaxdebs, 
p.t.c.  Brigadier  General  P.  D.Jeffreys,  CB.  (from  h.p.  Connaught  Rangers),  )  ^Je^^,,J(^|Ja 

17  Mar.  9S ^  ^ 

Major  General    Sir  W.    H.    Meiklejolm,    XCB.    CMff.  Bengal  Infantry, )  ^ii^jjabad 

8  Dec.  96  S 

Brigadier  General  A.  J.  F.  Reid,  Indiau  StaffCorps,  S  Dec.  98    Assam.— China  Exp.  Force. 

Brigadier  General  C.  E.  Macgregor,  CB.  DSO.  Indian  Staff  Corps,  19  Aug.  00    {temp.) 

Brigadier  General  St,  J.  M.  Fancourt,  lDdi.an  StaffCorps,  28  Feb.  99  Rohilcund. 

Brigadier  General  H.  P.  Leach,  CB.  DSO.  Royal  Engineers,  6  Jan.  00    Presider.oy. 

f.f.c.  Brigadier  General  G.  H.  More-Molyneux,  CB.  DSO.  Indian  Staff )  jjmnjeicund. 

Cori>s,  31  July  00 > 

As8t»tant  Adjutant  Qenerah. 

p.s.c.  Colons.  H.       B.  Donne  (from  h.p.  Norfolk  Regiment),  31  Jan.  00  Allahabad. 

p.s.c.  Lt.Colonel  H.  B.  Mortimer  (from  h.p.  N.  .Staffordshire  Regt.),  16  Oct.  99  Meerut. 

Colonel  6.  E.  Money,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  29  June  99  Presidency.— Furlough. 

p.i.c.  Major  A.  J.  W.  Allen,  East  Kent  Regiment,  4  July  98  Oude. 

Deputy  Asitigtant  Adjutant  Generate, 

Major  St.  G.  L.  Steele,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  i  Jan.  96 Assam.— China  Exp.  Force. 

Captain  C.  W.  Somerset,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  23  Sept.  00    Assam  [Irmp.). 

use  Major  H.  F.  Loch,  Indiau  Staff  Corps,  17  Mar.  98 Rohilcund. 

«.'«  c.  Captain  M.  E.  Willoughby,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  23  Apr.  99  Meerut.— China  Exp.  Force. 

Captain  W.  S.  Eraser,  Indian  Staff  Corps  Meerut  (temp.). 

Captain  H.  L.  Roberts,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  i  Nov.  99 Oude. 

Captain  H.  A.  Iggulden,  Derbyshire  Regiment,  3  July  99  Presidency. 

p.s.c.  Captain  P.  A.  Dudgeon,  S.  Lancashire  Regiment,  i  Apr.  00    Nerbudda. 

Major  A.  B.  Dunsterville,  East  Surrey  Regiment,  i  Apr.  00 Bundelcund. 

Colonels  on  the  Staff". 

Cavrnpore. 

Colonel  G.  H.  C.  Dyce,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  29  June  99 Cawnpore.— Offg.inComd.Allaliabad. 

Colonel  H.  A.  Abbott,  CB.  Indian  Staff  Corps,  2  Apr.  00    Delhi  (temp.). 

Colonel  \V.  Hailes,  Indian  StaffCorps,  29  June  99 Fyzabad. 


Staff  Alroad.  j^g 

Secriutin/j  Staff  Officers. 
Captain  T.  Webster,  Indian  StaffCorps,  i  ilay  97 CDelhi,  for  Jats  and  Hindustani  Ma- 
Major  W.  Prior,  Indian  Staff  Com*   ^  Feb  q3                                                *■     •looiedans.— Parloiigh. 

Major  H.  Hamilton.  Indian  Staff  cinis  q  Juneor Lucknow,  for  Hindustani  Ifindus. 

^    '^  ^^ woruckpore,  for  Goorkhas. 

Madras. 

Governor  -n,    „       ^,.  ,     ,        „ 

Pri^-te  Seeretarn  ... ^  ■  ^""^  O'"™""  Arthur  YiUiers,  Lord  Amptllill,  K.C.T.E. 

mwar,  Secretary...:::;::::;:;::::::::::;:::::::::;:::::;:  Captain  w.  MacL.  campben.uoya;  mgwanders. 

Aides  de  Camp    J  Captain  R.  D'A.  File,  Yortshire  Regiment. 

Siirqeon.  (Lieut.  D.  VV.  Cameron,  Grenadier  Guards. 

Commanding  the  ^orcM /.:::;:::';\':.\';:;::'' iieut.General  S,>  G.  B.  Wolfelev  S.CB  28  Oct  oS 

A.,.st.  MMary  Sec.  a.dAiieie  Ca,np    Lt.Colonel  C.  M.  T.  Western,  R^^af  iftUler??  8  lept.  ,,.-A„d  Interpreter 

Aide  de  Camp  (  Laptam  li.  R.  1)6  H.  Smith,  Indian  StaffCorps,  28  Oct.  qS.-South  Africa 

Dei-.t,  Adjutant  General    (M%  rani-}^'""  Elkin^ton,  Warwick  Regt.  24  Sept.  99  [offic;ati.^g^. 

of  Brigadier  General) j  Colonel  G.  Henry,  Royal  Engineers,  12  Feb.  00.— Temp.  Q,M.G.  in  India 

Colonel  on  the  Staf,  Boyal  Artillery  ...  Bri.^adier  General  A.  B.  Stopforrt,  RoTar!"tinerr.  20  Se?%o 
Vep.  Assist.  Adj.  General  E.  Artillerv  -f  Captain  T.  L.  C'o.xhead,  DSO.  ;  Feb.  ii.— China  Exp.  Force. 
„,.;„„;„„,,,,.     ,„„  (-Capt.aiuF.  Vans  Aguew.  Royal  Artillery,  17  Sept.  90.— Madras  ((£;n,-7) 

Principal  Medial  Officer  Surgeon  General  G.  W.  R.  Hay,  Indian  Medical  Service,  26  May  oi?"^' 

FlESI   CL-ISS   DisTEIOT  COMMilTDEES 

^'juUdeZmT"^"'''''''''  ^'"'""  -    }^^K'^^^T?>  i-  ."•  T°'^'=''''"^^-  ^^-  C^C-  Roval  Artillery,  „  Jan.  00. 

Aidedetami   Lieut.  A.  G.  Stuart,  Royal  Scots,  29  Not.  99. 

Second  Class  Disteici  Comjiasdees 
pl^i^eS9t^|=|^;?^S--?^«-7l^^°-3    Madras.^aE.p.  Force. 

SiS;.^enirS-^S?^^^?n&^;£;-5^i^i;'«    -S'^^ 
ling.  General  H.  B.  MacCall,  CB.  (from  h.p.  Regt.  List.),  2  Aug.^    Bangalo/e". 

Assistant  Adjutant  Generals. 
Lt.Colonel  A.  B.  Fenton,  Indian  StaffCorps,  14  Dec.  oo  ...  Bann-alnre 

Major  G.  W.  Maxwell,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  ig  Dec.  06  '..       SoSfhem 

>  €  Bt.Lt  Colonel  F.  J.  Aylmer,  R.  Engineers,  S  July  97  (4  OctV  sj';    Madias 

,....-..-.  Lt.Colonel  H.  St.  L.  VVood,  DSO.  ffrom  h.p.  DorsetJRegimeni)  1  T  ,     , 

t.  March  09  (14  June  97)  1  Secunderabad. 

Major  H.  T.  King,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  isMar.^i)'.,'.'.'.'.".'.'!;!'! Belgaum 

/'.<.f.  Major  E.  C.  Beth'ine,  16  Lancers,   8  Jan.  98 "    BiirTnn  — '^nnfh  Arrioa 

BlTooS'r'T'^'  ^-  ''"^*"^'  Regiment,  5  ipr.  99 :.■."::    BuJSaV.t,;      ^'""'■ 

B-Lt.CoIonel  C.  A.  Anderson,  Royal  Aitillery,  19  June  oo    Mandalay.-Offg.  A.A.G.  Head  Q.s.  Punjab. 


Depiiti/  Assistant  Adjutant  Generals. 
Captain  R.  H.  D.  Thring.  Indian  StaffCorps, 
IJaijtain  F.  "'   """' "-  "       "■    "-■ 

[itainH.  oL.v,    iiijuitts,  .iju.imoianuorps,  17  Aug.  00    Madras  (to»o.). 

i.tam  J.  R.  Mathewes,  Indian  btafl  Corps,  6  Apr.  97    Secunderabad. 


V  T 'wiir^^-T  I".''"''l&t^ff  Corps,  17  Apr.  96    Mandal.ay.-Sick  Furlough. 

H  ^V   p    Ti      •      '^i'"^  ^^*?"°''P»'  '3  -N'ov.  96  Madras. -Chma  Exp.  Force. 

'?-,?';,*^;,^'""''?'^,'"^'"?^i"'*'^°^'P^'''7Aug.oo    Madras  (to„o.). 


>-  r.|iiam  n.  1.  jjruoKiug,  jnaian  stan  Uorps,  30  Mov.  qS  ...  Burma  —China  Evn    Force 

Ou.tain  E.  R   B   Murray,  Indian  Staff  CoVs,\3  July'oo    .....•.•.■.■.....•.•.  Burma'^.^f;.;       ^' 

M.jor  W.  F.  Coleman,  Suffolk  Regiment,  30  July  oo Rangoon.-OlHciating  A.A.G.  Mandalay. 

,.   ■ ri  Tt  T.  1  ■  r>       ,   .   .-.,  Southern  Shan  States. 

Major  C.  T.  Robinson,  Roy.al  Artf.lery  Belgaum-Officiating  A.A.G.  Mhow. 

Colonels  on  the  Staff. 

r^i™  »'i  r'  ?■  ^°'3ei-so'i,  Indian  StaffCorps,  3  June  97   Southern  Shan  States. 

Co  °nel  f  B  •  ^t^<^k  r""     ,"a^^,?  Corps,  26  Oct.  gS    Bellary.    Comdg.  Madras  Dist.  {temp.) 

colonel  A.  B.  Stopford,  Royal  Artiilerj-,  20  Oct.  99) Madras.  'J-' 

Bombay. 

Gooernor     , m.Bou.  Hem-y  Stafford,  Xoni  Northcote  of  Exeter,  XC/j:.  CB.  i7F6!:.oc 

Prtvate  oetretary 

Military  Secretary Lt.Colonel  S.  Owen  (from  h.p.  21  Lancers),  2  Nov.  00. 

C  Captain  Hon.  C.  B.  F.  Greville,  7  Hussars,  20  Feb.  00 

AidesdeCamp J  Lieut.  J.  G.  Greig,  Indian  StaffCorps  (ej/m). 

^  Lieut.  M.  D.  Wood,  West  York  Regiment  (extra). 

V,Captain  J.  W.  Ferguson,  20  Hussars,  10  July  00  (extra). 

Commanding  tke  Forces    .'.'.'.V    General  Sir  Robert  C.  Low,  KCB.  Bengal  Cavaliy,  29  Oct.  98. 

Assist.  Military  Secretary  and  Aide}  if  •      u   „   „.     ^        ■„„„  „       , 

de  Camp jp.s.c.  Major  H.  E.  Stanton,  DSO.  Royal  Ai-tillery,  29  Oct.  98. 

Aide  deCamp  .        Major  L.  Graham,  Royal  Artillery,  29  June  00  (temp.). 

Deputy  Adjutant  General   (with  rank'l  „  ,        ,  r    .    t.     ,        ,,.  ,  >       i- ' 

of  Brigadier  General) j  Colonel  J.  A.  Barlow  (from  h.p.  Manchester  Regt.),  i  Feb.  99. 

Assutajit  Quarter  Master  General Colonel  W.  E.  Hilliard  (from  h.p.  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry),  24  Jan.  99. 

Assistant  Ad,utant  General   Colonel  A.  W.  Proudfoot,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  24  July  99. 

Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General Captain  S.  C.  F.  Jackson,  DSO.  Hampshire  Regt.  10  July  97  (21  Apr.  97). 

nep.  Assist.  Adj.  Gen. .for  Musketry  ...    Major  C.  Grant,  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders,  23  Feb.  56. 
Lolonet  on  the  Staff,  Soyal  Artillery  ...     Brigadier  General  E.  Blaksley,  Eoyal  Ai-tillery,  29  M  ay  99. 
Vep.  Assist.  Adj.  Gen.jor  S.  Artillery    Captain  W.  E.  Wingfield,  Royal  Artillery,  14  Sept.  oo- 
Principal  Medical  Officer  Surgeon  General  W.  S.  M.  Price,  Army  Medical  Staff,  17  June  99. 

G      2 


J07  Staff  Abroad. 

Intpector  of  Gymnasm  (Madras  and  Bomhay  Command,). 

Lt  Colonel  E.G.  Hill  (from  Wiltshire  Regiment),  iSMur.  97   j'unoug  . 

Deimli,  A,Mant  Adjutant  General.  Briti.h  Army  School,  (Jl^ra,  and  Bombay  Command,). 
'lSJ^,L^l^:^"i^S«^'f^^-S^^5Sy^l.»...-).-Ca,,tainA.E.Ha^^^ 

FiBST  Cljss  Disteict  Commandbbs. 
/-«™  ,„„„»,•>,«  Pnnn.x  District  .  ..    ps.c.  Major  General  0.  J.  Burnett,  CB.  31  Dec.  98. 

Commandmg  roona  nistrict  'uajor  W   Kirk,  2  Dragoon  Guards,  14  Apr.  99-  „  ,,         , 

Aule  "^(^■■'^■--^r-r- yS'°!,...  Brigadier  General  Sir  E.  V.  Hart,  JSTCB.  R.  Eng.  5  Oct.  99  ('«»?•)• 

Commandmj,  quetta  District  Owuain  E.  Harding  Newman,  Ro.yal  Artillery. 

AtdedeCamp^ ■■.■-:■, MaiM  General , Si,- R.  Westmacott.  A'CB.  RSO.  Ind.  Staft  Corps,  31  Mar.  00. 

^tiil'SfcvL^.".".   .'.'.!"!  ..:;;.■.•.■.■■:.■.■.■•.•.■    LieT i  S!  MaoS.  jAmbar.  .0  Hussars  iojiciat.ug). 

Second  Class  Disteict  Commandees. 

r.s.c.  Brigadier  General  P.Ventris  (from  h.p.  Essex  Regt.).  =3  J"1.V97  Namore-China  Exp.  Force. 

%lir  BrigSd,er  General  O'.M.  Creagh,  Indmn  Staff  Corps,  .2  Feb.  99 Na?nore'(*X 

BngadiSr  General  F.  Al.bott,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  12  July  00 Dee™  [l-ad- 

BrigadierGeneralWC.  Black,  ^"i^]^'',.^^f  ^"lU'l^^i^X''^    •.■■.■.■.■.•.:::    SinT-OlIg.  in  Comd.  Secundera- 

,^r^°'-B'il3fe'r'Ge^neSrrP^en'ton.'^Ind'l,ln^^^^^^  Aden. 

,.s.c.  colonel  G.  D.  Stawell  (.om  b.p.  .^,f^^:::^.  ^e'9.    ?--C^^.Dir^iU.dn.inInaia. 

Major  J.  A.  Bell.  Indian  Staff  Corps,  4  Feb.  99    fBombay  .-Officiating  A.  A.  G.  for 

Lt  Colonel  C  L  WooUcombe,  h.p.  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers,  14  Apr.  99.  \     Musketry,  Army  Head  Quarters. 

Colonel  F.  H.  Plowdon  (from  Cford  U.  Infantry),  a  Sept.  00 _. Mho>v.-Ottg.  in  Comd.  Belgaum. 

Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  Generals. 

p.s.c.  llajor  R.  J.  Pinnoy,  Royal  Fusiliers  27  Nov.  96 PMna"' 

Major  W.  .1.  M' Whmnie,  Irish  Rides,  22  Apr.  98  ^•.■•^•■•■••■■••- Bombay  .-China  Exp.  Force. 

Captain  J.  A.  Houisou  Craufurd,  Indian  btatt  Corps,  .5  Apr.  99    Bombay  {tem,,.). 

CaptainF.L.  Vincent,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  2  Aug.  00    Nagpore. 

„.,c.  Bt.Major  W.  H.  Bowes,  Scots  Fusiliers,  30  Oct.  99^ \"K1  ^^^^^  q^^_ 

Kt.Major  C.  H.  U.  I'rice,  DSO.  Indian  Staff  Corps,  26  Apr.  00    B 'mbay-Offg-  D-  A.  A.  G.  Army 

CaptainF.  A.  Hoghton,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  19  June  00 Si  id 

Captain  C.  W.  Garraway,  Irish  Regiment,  8  July  00 -       ■ 

Captain  G.  S.  Broome,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  22  July  00 -'•""" 

Colonel  on  the  Staff.  ,■  Nusseerabad.-Comdg.   Nagpore 

Colonel  F.  Abbott,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  9  June  00  (^     Dial.  Item/i.) 

SeoruHing  Staff  Officers.  [C.I.  Hindus  and  Mahomedans 

,  „  „  ,    ,.  „  a.off  r,i,.n«  ,  Anr  n6  Nusseerabad,  for  Rajputana  and 

CaptaiP  J.  M.Ransom,  Indian  Staff  Coips.  I  Apr.  96  I'oona,  for    Mahrattas  and   Pre- 

Captain  R.  M.  Betham,  Indian  Staff  Corps,  i  Apr.  99 ^  ""  ' '      [ejdency  Mahomedane. 

Hyderabad  Contingent. 

,    ,  fMui.Gcn.N.R.Stewart.IndianS.C.  29  Jun099.-China  Exp  Force. 

CommandanHind  Class  District  Cammamler) ',  jj,.,,,  ^en.  L.  Doning,  BSO.  Indian  Staff  Corps,  30  July  00  (to«;i.). 

Assistant  Adiutant  General ~  Bt.Lt.Colonel  L.  Herbert,  Indian  Staff  Corp.,,  .4  Nov.  98 

CEYLON 
^      ■     n,-  r  7«  Wou  .S'.Vlosenh  WestRidgeway.GC'.l/G.A'CB.  res/.  OoJoml/r). 

aovernorand  Commander  in  Chief (  "^in  a  F-  K  -o^^^^  l*:^""  Regiment,  6  Feb.  00. 

Aides  de  Camji \  Lt.O.O.E.  Nicholson,  3  Bn. Hampshire  Regt.  8  Nov.  99  (extra). 

Brigadier  General  ^'^i'"^  General  F.  T.  Hobson,  26  Mar.  97. 

Aide  de  Camp  ^^  Colonel //o".  E.  Noel  (from  h.p.  Rifle  Brigade),  18  Jan.  99- 

Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  Generals t  Major  E.  A.  Cuming,  Army  Service  Corps,  20  Dec.  99  (acting). 

Commanding  Boyal  Artillery Colonel  G.  D.  ^^anshiuve. 

^■^f ^S::f^^r:;;:::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::  "pS^pf^^^y  ordnance  Department. 

CHINA  AND  HONG  KONG. 

Governor  and  Commander  in  Chief  of  Hon,  Kong...     Sir  Henry  Arthur  Blake,  OCMG.      Victoria. 

Aidede  Camp   ■•••    ^  General  W.  J.  Gascoigne,  CMG.  17  Nov.  9.8. 

Major  General Captain  Hon.  H.  W.  TrefUBls,  Scots  Guards,  17  Nov.  98. 

Aidede  Uimp    (  Colonel  N.  P.  O'Gorman  (from  h.p.  Lincoln  Regt.),  18  Jan.  9S. 

Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  Generals (.Major  M.  M.  Morris,  R.  Garr.  Artillery,  iS  Dec. 99. 

|=|:?^:g5S::?,<:iiWonVie-^;if)     Siil'SEler,  Army  ordnance  Department.     - 

g!:?^i^p:;;:^^  .::;::;::::•::::::::::::::::"•••■••■••  «oionei s. d. crookcnden. 

Principal  Medical  Officer 

WEI-HAI-WEI. 
„.      ^  ,  Colonel  A.  R.  F.Dorward,  CB.aSO.  (from  Royal  Engineers). 

Major  Crenerai   V.  G.  W.  Kell,  S.  Stafford  Regiment,  4  July  00. 

^~y^\fj^^ i'"!";!!!!.'"!!!!!!!'.!!"!!.'.'.'."    Lieut.  C.  a.  Ball- Acton,  Welsh  Fusmers,  14  Apr.  00  (temp.). 

CHINA    FIELD    FORCE. 

.,„.  (he  V  ,.ce  (with  raxk  of  Lt  General)    Colonel  S<i-  A.  Gaselee,  X.CB.  Indian  Staff  Corps,  3  July  00. 
CoMmanding  the  Force  (uithiaxKoj  ^z.Lre  i        '      ,^j,^^.^  jj_  .^,_  PgH_  West  Surrey  Regiment. 

Aidesde  Camp    (.Lieut.  R.  A.  Steel,  Indian  Staff' Cori>s. 

L'olonel  U.  G.  Barrow,  CB.  Indian  Staff  Corps,  3  July  00. 


Chief  Staff  Officer  (with  rani  of  Major  General)       Co 

Commanduiq     Royal    Artillery     {anlh     rank     »/)  Colonel  H.  Pipon,  CB. 

Commanding      Royal      Engineer     (icth     rank    0/ |  Major  G.  K.  SCOtt-Moncrieff,  11  July  00. 


Staff  Abroad.  1 08 

Brigade  Major,  Royal  Engineers Major  J.  G.  Day. 

Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General       Lt.C:o!onel  G.  H.  W.  O'Sallivan,  Royal  Ensiaeers. 

Dep.  Assist.  .Ujniant  and.  Qr.  JTr.  General p.s.c.  Oa|uaiii  I.  Philipps,  Inaian  St  iff  Corps. 

Bep.  .issist.  Qr.  Mr.  Qen.for  Inlell p.s.c.  Captlin  E,  W.  JI.  Norie,  Middlesex  Regiment. 

Superintendent  of  Army  Signalling Captain  G.  0.  Rigbj'    Wiltshire  R3:»iment. 

JProcost  Marshal     Captain  R.  B.  Low,  DSO.  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

Deputfi  Judge  Adrocate  General  Major  L.  H.  Reid,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

Attaehed.   to   Staff  of  Field   Marshal    Count    ron /;)  u.c.  ColonelJ.  M.  Grierson,  3/rO.  Royal  Artillery,      Aug.  oo. 

(Faldersee  {graded  as  Dep.  Adj.  Gen.   ) |  Bt.L-..Colonel  C.  H.  Powell,  Indian  Staff  Coips,  28  Aug.  00. 

Principal  Medical  officer  Colonel  J.  T.  B,  Bookey,  Indian  Medical  Service. 


Commanding  isl  Infantry  Brigade  Major  General  Sir  N.  R.  Stewart,  Bart.  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

Dep.  .-Lssist.  Adj.  Gen Captain  T.  Jermyn.  Indian  .Staff  Corps. 

Hep.  Assist.  Qr.  Mr.  Gen Captain  H.  T.  Brookinpr,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

Commanding  2nd  Infantry  Brigad  (with  rank  of'i  xt  p-  n^i^      1  r\'\r   n  1     t    t        o.  a^  ^ 

Major  General] ! ..S^^  Colonel  0  M.  Ureagh,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

Dep.  Assist.  Adj.  Gen Captain  J.  M.  Stewart,  Indinn  Staff  Corps. 

Dep.  Assist.  Qr.  Mr.  Gen Captain  J.  A.  Houisoa-Craufnrd,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

Commandinn  yd  Infautris  Brigade  ttoith  rank  oft  ri   i        1   *     t   ti   t»   -.3    ^n   t     ,-       ci,    a-/~. 

Major  General)  ^        "        ^  ■' j  Colonel  A.  J.  P.  Reid,  CS.  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General Captain  A.  NichoUs,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General   Captain  H.  Hudson,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

^°"Ta"-ot"e«/«Jf^"'''^  -®"'^'^'..''""\';""*°f]  Colonel  J.  T.  Cummins,  DSO.  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

Deputy  AssLtfant  Adjutant  General p,s.c.  Captain  F.  C.  Colomb,  ladian  Staff  Corps. 

■"'^Tro^'/"''""'  -='''-''"*'*"'  '^"'"''''  f"  ^"'P'""'^  I  Captain  H.  D.  Watson,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

Deputi/  AsHgfant  Quarter  Master  General Captain  F.  T.  WillJaiiis,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

^'""g^S)*^!""''*^  -Br;<7a./e  {wttkrankofUaJo.-l  ^^^^^^^  q  l.  r,  Richardson,  CB.  CIE.  Indian  Staflf  Corps. 

Depufi)  Assistant  Adjutant  General iliijor  F.  W.  P.  Angelo,  Indian  Staff  Cori^s. 

Deputy  Auistant  Quarfer  Master  General    Captain  V.  B.  Fane,  Indian  Statf  Corps. 

Commanding  Lines  of  Communication   and  Baze  j  ^  j        ^  ^   ^   2.  D.  Campbell,  Indian  StaS  Corps. 

{icith  rank  of  Major  General)  J  ^        '  ^ 

D.  A.  A.  f  Qr.  Mr.  Gen Lt  Colonel  J.  C.  Swann,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

Principal  Medical  Officer  Lt. Colonel  H.  F.  P.  F.  Esmoade-White,  Indian  Meiical  Service. 

On  Special  Service. 

For  Imperial  Service  Troops.  I     Capt.  G.  H.  G.  Mockler,  Indian  S.C.(tFi^/imH^  of  Major) 

'    p.s.c.  Captain  C.  M.  Ducat,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
p.s.c.  Captain  G.  S.  F.  Napier,  Oxford  Lt.  Infantry. 
p.s.c.  Captain  C.  H.  Selwyu,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
Captain  E.  H.  Cole,  Indiau  Staff  Corps. 
p.s.c.  Cautain  M.  E.  Wdlouprbby,  Indian  Staff  Corpa. 
p.n.c.  Caprain  G.  de  S.  Barrow,  Indian  Statf  Corps. 
Captain  Hon.  H.  D.  Napier,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
2J.S.C.  Captain  F  Tweddell,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
p.n.c.  Captain  F.  Riinnick,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
Captain  I.  W.  Orchard,  Indian  StatI  Corps. 
Captain  E.  C.  Pottinger,  Royal  Artillery. 
Captain  W.  A.  Harrison,  Royal  Eng-ineers,  17  Aug.  00. 
Captain  W.  D.  M'Swiney,  7  Dragoon  Guards,  17  Aug. 00. 
Captain  A.  W.  S.  Wingate,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
Lieut.  C.  G.  W.  Hunter,  Royal  Engineers. 


Majoi'  J.  G.  Turner,  Indian  S.  C.  {graded  as  D.A.A.Gen.) 
Major  H,  V.  Cox.  Indian  Siaff  Corps  (ditto). 
Captain  W.  L.  Conran,  Indian  S.C  {graded  as  StafCapt.) 
Captain  C.  M.  Crawford,  Itidtan  Statf  Corps  {ditto). 
Captain  C.  W,  Tribe,  Indian  Staff  Corps  {ditto). 
Captain  E.  M.  Hughes,  Indian  Staff  Curpi  (ditto.) 
Captain  W.  A.  Stokes,  Royal  Engineers  (ditto). 


Special  Service  Officers. 

Bt.Lt.Colonel  E.  F.  H.  M'Swiney,  DSO.  Indian  S.  C. 
Major  H.  E.  F.  Gojla-Adams,  Royal  Art.  17  Aug.  00. 
p.s.c.  Major  N.  W.  H.  Da  Boulay,  Roya' Art.  13  June  00. 
p.s.c.  Major  T.  P.  England,  Royal  Fusiliers. 


STRAITS  SETTLEMENTS. 

{Including  Prince  of  Wales*  Island,  Malacca,  Singapore,  and  Christ  mas  Island.) 
Governor  and  Commander    in     Chief,    and    mgh~\ 

Commissioner  for  the   Protected  States   in   the  V  Singapore. 

Malay  Peninsula ) 

Aide  de  Camp 

Colonel  on  the  Staff   Colonel  J.  B.  B.  Dickson.  CB.  (from  Regimental  District). 

Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General p.s.c.  Captain  R.  W.  P.  White,  Welsh  Regiment,  28  Feb.  g6. 

Garrison  Adjutant 2nd  Lieut.  H.  A.  Ramsay,  Royal  Garrison  Artillery,  — June  00. 

Commanding  Rnyal  Artillery Singapore. 

Commanding  Royal  Engineer Lt.Colonel  W.  H.  Chippindall. 

Chief  Ordnance  Office    Lieut.  H.  T.  Wynter,  Royal  Artillery. 

District  Paymaster    Lt. Colonel  De  la  P.  Robinson. 

Senior  Medical  Officer  

LABUAN    AND    ITS    DEPENDENCIES. 

QoD^nor  and  Cammand-er  in  Chisf. Hugh  Chailes  Clift'ord,  CMG. 

AUSTRALASIAN    COMMONWEALTH. 

_                -,          7      J  :rr            J      ■    .r-L-  ..■  <i  Rt.  Hon .  Johu  Adrian  Louis,  Earl  o/*  Hopetoun,  KT,  GCMG, 

Governor  General  and  Commander  tn  Chief  -.      qcI'O  •         f  > 

Military  Secretary    Captain  Son.  C.  H.  C.  Willoughby,  9  Lancers,  8  Nov.  00. 

...      ,    „  f  Captain  B.  D'A.  Corbet.  Reserve  7  Nov,  00. 

Aides  de  Lamp |  Lieut.  R.  W.  Duff,  Forfar  aid  Kincardine  Art.,  5  Oct.  00  (extra). 

New  South  Wales. 

Governor R^-  Son.  Earl  Beauchamp,  KCMG.     Sydney. 

Aides  de  Camp  ^  Captain  "W.  R.  A.  Smith,  Grenadier  Guards,  14  Apn^gg. 

Lieutenant  Governor '^'>  Frederick  Matthew  Darley,  KCMG, 

Victoria. 

Governor Melbourne. 

Aides  de  Camp  * 

Lieutenant  Governor 5ir  John  Madden,  KCMG, 


loSa 


Staff  Abroad, 


South  Australia. 

Govcynor Sight  Son.  Lord  Tennyson,  KCMQ.    Adelaide. 

Aide  de  Camp   

Zieufenant  Governor   Sight  Hon.  Sir  Samuel  James  Way,  Bart. 

Western  Australia. 

Governor , Perth, 

Aide  de  Camp 

Queensland. 

Go-jernor Rt.Uon.  C.  W.  A.  X.  Lord  Lamin^on,  GCMG.    Brisbane. 

J"  Lieut.  P.  d.  G.  Feilden,  7  Bn.  King's  Roj'al  Rifles,  7  June  99 
Aides  de  Camp <      {extra). 

Lieutenant  Goverjwr Hon.  Sir  Samuel  Walker  Gntfith,  GCMG. 

Tasmania. 

Governor  and  Commander  in  Chief   Hobart  Toton, 

Aide  de  Camp    


The  Imperial  Representative  Corps — Sydney,  N.S.  Wales. 


(In  connection  with 

In  Command , 

Adjutant 

Quarter  Maater 

Captain  G.  C.  Wilson,  Royal  Horse  Guards, 
and  Lt.  W.  T.  V.  W.  Wood,  i  Dragoon  Guards. 
Lieut.  J.  H.  M,  Visct.  Cole,  7  Hussars. 
Lieut.  R.  H.  Dick-Cunyngham,  21  Lancers. 
Major  J.  H.  H.  Askwith,  Royal  Horse  Artillery. 
Lieut.  B.  Dickson,  Royal  Horse  Artilleo'. 
and  Lieut.  G,  A.  H.  Hill,  Royal  Field  Artillery. 
2nd  Lieut.  W.  T.  Warrington-Morris,  Royal  Ga 
Captain  8.  H.  Powell,  Royal  Kugineers. 
and  Lieut.  T.  H.  L.  Spaigtit,  Royal  Engineers. 
Captain  G.  C,  W.  Heneage,  Grenadier  Guards. 
Lieut.  Hon.  G.  V,  Baring,  Coldstream  Guards, 
and  Lieut.  A.  G.  Lord  Falconer,  Scots  Guards.' 
2nd  Lieut.  R.  C.  A.  M'Calmont,  Irish  Guards. 
2nd  Lt.  W.  Green,  Royal  Highlanders. 


[  Lancers. 


tite  inauguration  of  the  Commonwealth.) 
.    p.s.c.  Lt.Colonel  W.  G.  CroIe-VVyndham,  C.B.  : 
Captain  A.  H.  Wood,  Scottish  Ritles. 
Lieut.  W.  H.  CoIUns,  Quarter  Master,  i  Dragoon  Guards. 

Captain  S.  W.  Scraee-Dickins,  Highland  Light  Inf. 

Captain  E.  A.  Cowans  deaforth  Highlanders. 

and  Lieut.  J.  M.  Dougall,  Cameron  Highlanders. 

Captain  R.  Oakley,  Scottish  Rifles. 

Captain  J.  H.  G.  Feilden,  King's  Royal  Rifles. 

and  Lieut.  C.  M.  L.  Becher,  Irish  Rifles. 

Lieut.  R.  P.  H.  Bernard,  Rifle  Brigade. 

Major  J.  F.  Riddell,  Northumberland  Fusiliers, 

2nd  Lieut.  A,  C.  S.  Chichester,  Royal  Fusihers, 

and  Lieut.  A.  R.  H.  Rycroft,  Welsh  Fusiliers. 

Lieat.  M.  B.  C  Carbery,  Irish  Fusiliers. 

Lieut.  B.  T.  Churcher,  West  Surrey  Regiment. 

Lieut.  M.  S.  Williams,  East  Kent  Regiment. 

Lieut.  C.  E.  Chichester,  Somerset  Light  Infantry. 

Lieut.  A.  P.  W.  Freeman,  Duke  of  CornwaU'B  Lt.  Inf. 


.  Art. 


Captain  C.  M.  Mathew,  DSO.  Durham  Light  Infantry 

{Ordiiance  Officer). 
Captain    F.    W.    Hill,    Army  Pay    Department    {Pay- 
master). 
Captain  P.  H.  Whiston,  Royal  Army  Medical  Corps. 
Lieut.  D.  O.  Hyde,  M.B.  Royal  Army  Medical  Corps. 
Major  O.  H.  Fisher,  4  Battalion  Nuifulk  R'^iriment, 
Lieut.  R.  U.  Sutherland, 4  Battalion  Nurfolk  Regiment. 


Major  F.  P.  God-iard,  Wiltshire  Yeomanry, 
and  Lieut.  W.  F.  Fuller,  Wiltshire  Yeomanry. 
Major  F.  W.  Hardmg,  i  Vol,  Battalion,  Devon  Regt. 
Lieut.  A.  R.  Davies,  i  \  iddiesex  Volunteer  Rifles. 
R<rv.  A.  J.  Towneud,  BA. 
See.  T.  H.  Chapman,  BD. 
Sec.  T.  Foran. 
Ser.  R.  W.  Allen. 


NEW  ZEALAND. 

Governor  and  Commander  in  Chief U.  J.  M.  Earf  o/Ranfurly,  KCJIG.     Wellington. 

( Captain  D.  H.  Alexander,  West  Yorkshire  Regiment,  2  June  97. 
Aidesde  Camp -f 


Suva. 


FIJI  ISLANDS. 
Governor  and   Commander  in    Chief,   and   High)  «■    n^  im.  ^r-  ■,       1 /-^.t*   ■         r-^-tr^ 

Com,.i„ioner  for  the  Western  Pacific ..  i  *"^  '^'"'^^^  l^^ui^i  SlicLael  O  Brien,  ECUG. 

Aide  de  Camp  

BRITISH    NEW    GUINEA. 
Lieutenant  Governor  George  Ruthven  Le  Hunte,  Esq.  CMG. 


AMERICA. 

CANADA.  • 

COllPBISING  ALL    THK    PeOVINCES  WITHIN  AND   ADJACENT  THEQETO. 

Governor  General  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada    The  St.  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Minto,  GCMG.     Ottawa. 

Military  Secretary      

Aides  de  Camp  fLieut.  J.  H.  C.  vJraham,  Coldstream  Guards,  6  Mar.  99. 

^' I  Captain  A.  C.  Bell,  Scots  Guards,  20  Oct.  00. 

Lieutenant  General Halifax. 

Assistant  Military  Secretary  and  Aide  de  Camp 

Aide  de  Camp    

Commanding  the  Militia  of  the  Dominion 

Aide  de  Camp    

Assistant  Adjutant  General    Colonel   V.  R.  Biscoe  (from  h.p.  N.  Lancashire  Itegt.)  iS  Mar.97 

Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  Generals ^■*-'^'  ^^J^^  ^'-  Seinini,  Leicester  Regiment,  22  Oct.  95. 

Commanding  Szyal  Artillery  {Colonel  onthe  Staff)  Lt.Colonel  F.  C.  Farmer. 

Commanding  Soyal  Engineer Colonel  C.  Wilkinson, 

Chief  Ordnance  Officer Lt.Colonel  G.  R.  Atkinson,  Army  Ordnance  Department. 

District  Paymaster Major  H.  B.  Hanrard. 

Principal  Medical  Officer  Colonel  W.  M'Watters. 


Staff  Abroad,  lo86 


NEWFOUNDLAND. 

Governor  and  Commander  in  Chief  Colonel  Sir  Henry  E.  M'Callam,  KC3[0..  Reserve  List  R.  Eng. 

Aide  de  Camp  Lieut.  H.  J.  Powvs-Keck,  5  Bn.  King's  Royal  Rifles,  21  June  00. 

BAKBADOES.  &c. 

Oovernor  and  Commander  in  Chief. Sir  Frederic  ilitctell  Hodgsou,  KCMG Bridfjetow.i. 

Aides  de  Camp J 

Colonel  on  the  Staff  {icith  rank  of  Major  General)    Colonel  J.  F.  Hilton,  13  June  00. 

Deputy  A>Mant  Adjutant  Oenerah    [^I'i;'"^°J•n^V^■R  1,^'i'"''  "'o°"  ?-P-„^^'=^'  ^"^^"g  '^'^g'>'  "  J'»"-  99- 

'^    ■*  ■'  C  Major  R.  E.  Hill,  Army  Service  Corpa,  3  Nov.  97. 

Commanding  Royal  Artillery  Major  A.  L.  Molesworth St.  Lucia. 

Commandiitq  Royal  Engineer    p.s.c,  Lt. Colonel  J.  .1.  Leversoii,  CMG. 

CUef  Ordnance  Officer Captain  \V.  E  Wailes.  Royal  Artillery. 

Dintricf  Paymaster Major  L.  H.  Bennett. 

Senior  Medical  Officer  Lt. Colonel  E.  A.  Roche. 

ANTIGUA  AND  LEEWARD  ISLANDS. 

Oovernor  and  Commander  in  Chief  Sir  Francis  Fleniinp:,  KCilG St.  John'ii, 

Aide  de  Camp  

AmTlGVi-.—leland  Secretary Sir  G.  Melville,  KCMQ St.  Johji^s. 

BAHAMAS. 

Governor  and  Commander  in  Chief. Sir  Gilbert  Thomas  Carter,  KCiLQ.    Naeaau. 

Aide  de  Camp    

WINDWARD  ISLANDS. 

Governor  and  Commander  in  Chief. .Sir  Huljert  B.:xter  Llewelyn,  KCMG St.  George,  Grenada. 

&t.ljxlciL.— Administering  the  Government    Sir  Hirry  Laasliorue  Thompson,  JTClfff Castries. 

Garrison  Adiutant     

District  Paymaster Captain  A.  F.  Pereira. 


BRITISH   GUIANA. 

Governor  and  Commander  in  Chief. Sir  Walter  Joseph  Sendall,  GC2IG.     George  Totcfj. 

Aide  de  Camp    (Japtain  R.  B.  Fielden,  Reserve. 

HONDURAS. 

Governor  a7id  Commander  in  Chief. Sir  David  Wilson,  KCMG Belizi, 

Aide  de  Camp 

JAMAICA. 

Captain  General  and  Governor  in  Chief. Sir  Augustus  William  Laveson  HemminR,  GCMG Kingston. 

Aide  d-.  Camp 

Colonel  on  the  Staff  Commanding  the  Troopi  (loithlQ^^^^^^  ^_  q    Raper  (from  h.p.  Regi.r.ental  District),  3  Sept.  00. 

rank  of  Major  General    )  „  r^  ...  .. 

„  ,  '       ,.  ^     ,  „  ,  (/).».e.  Captain  A.  H.  Baithorp,  Nortliampton  Rept,  io  Nov.  q3. 

Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  Generals (Major  M.  W.J.  Eriye.  Army  Service  Corps,  21  Sept.  08. 

Garrison  Adjutant Captain  A.  E.  llarchard.  West  India  Regiment,  19  June  00. 

Commanding  Royal  Artillery  Major  f.  A.  L.  fowell. 

Commanding  Royal  Engineer Lt.Colonel  A.  H.  Bajinold. 

Chief  Ordnance  Officer Major  M.  R.  1'.  Audaiti,  Dublin  Fii.s;lier3. 

District  Paymaster    Lt.Coloni-1  J.  A.  R.Bell. 

Setiior  Medical  Officer Lt.Colonel  B.  H.  Joynt,  MD. 

TRINIDAD   AND    TOBAGO. 

Governor  and  Commander  in  Chief Sir  Cornelius  Alfred  Moloney,  iTCifff Port  of  Spam. 

Aide  de  Camp  

TURKS   AND   C4.IC0S   ISLANDS. 

Cor„ni»sioner  E.  J.  Cameron,  Esq '^•''""^  ^"'•'- 

BERMUDA. 

Oovernor  and  Commander  in  Chief  p-s.c  General  Sir  G.  D.  Barker,  KCB.,  24  June  96. 

Assista7U  Military  Secretary  and  Aide  de  Camp...  ...„...,,         -r    j-      t.      ■  .       >i„  A..4:.... 

"  "  f  Captain  A.  C.  Hyde.  West  India  Regiment,  i  TAay  ao.— Acting 

Aidede  Camp  ^      Assistant  Military  Secretary. 

(  Major  A.  W.  M.  Wilson,  West  India  Regiment,  7  May  00  (temp.). 
Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  Generals  (  Lt.Colonel  E.  GauS3en,Army  Service  Corps, 29  June  99  (i7Apr.97). 

^ZZ::t^^R:;alIrtUu;^Z::::::::=^^^^  Lt.ColonelH.  C.M.  woods   St.  Georges. 

S^oS,»f rr:.:::::;;::::;:::::;::::::::::::  Lt:c^lSn|  r.  ^,1:i\njv,r.h.  Army  oidnance  Department. 

District  Paymaster Ma., or  I.  W.  T.  S.  Smythe. 

Senior  Medical  Officer  Lt.Colonel  G.  D.  N.  Leake. 

FALKLAND   ISLANDS. 

Governor  and  Commander  in  Chief. William  Grey-WiUon,  Esq.  CMG Stanley. 


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REGIMENTAL      DISTRICT      STAFF 


f^j-k  1        Uegimeutal   Dintricf,   GLENCORSE.    Countiet,  Edinbdkgh,  Pbeblbs,  Hadlihatow,  Bzuwick,i 

^  ^"  ^»  Linlithgow. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. — Wiltiam  Gorfion,  14  Feb.  g3 ;   Colonel,  -ji  Oct.  96. 
Territorial  Ret/imeiit,  Royal   Scots  (i   F.  aii,l   Eilinhnrgh  Militia).— I'Q;««/efr»,  The   Queeu's   Rifle   VolunteeTi 
Brigade,  4th,  5th,  6tb,  -Ih,  and  8th  Volunteer  Hattalions  Royal  Soots. 

N"o  Q  JleffimentalDi»f rift.  GVILBTORD.    Coiinti/,  Part  of  SvBRRY. 

ZT  '  .  '        iiwi'^'on' Co'onei.— Arthur  H.  Nourse,  II  May  c,q;   0./oiif(,  29  Sept.  98. 

Territorial  Sepiment,  West  Surrey  Reirt.   (2   F.  and  2na  Surrey  Militia).— roiun^Mm,  ist,  2nd,  3rd,  and  4thl 
VoUmteer  Battalions  We.st  Surrey  Reiriment. 

"hlrx  Q  .ff'-.'/imfi/a/  J^I«6•;^•^  CANTERBURY.     Couxti/.  Part  of  Kbst. 

tT  '  .  Lieutenant  Colonel.— WfAdronE    R.  Kelly,  i'Nov   95  ;  OoioMeZ,  i  July  9;. 

lerritonal  Re(,iment.  East  Kent  Regiment  (3  P.  and  East  Kent  Militia).  — KoiM)i(ferii,  ist  and  2nd  Volunteer 
Battalions  East  Kent  Regiment. 

^T/-v        A        Regimental  Diatriet.Zh.'SCA.ST'E.'K.     County,  Part  of  IjK1!Cksti\rv.. 

ir  •  .         •    J^'eutenant  Co/one/. —  Pulteney   H.  Murray,  3  Apr.  00;  Colonel,  11  Feb.  98. 

lerritonal  Regiment,  Lancaster  Itegt.  (4  F.  and  ist  Lancashire  .Militia).— ro/u)i(eer»,  ist  Volunteer  Battalion  1 
Lancaster  Regiment. 

/■JJo        ^       Rf.limeiitnl  Dii:trict,'SE'WC&.SVLE.     Coiin(i?«,  NoRTHUMBBRtlND,  DcEHiM. 

I  Y •    ,         ,   Lieutenant  Colonel.— Chnvles.  S.  Gordon,  15  March  co  ;   Co'ontl,  7  March  96  {temp  ). 

I  lerritorvil  Reqiment,  Northumberland  Fusiher.s  (5  F.  and  Northumberland  Militia).— ('o(uii(eer»,  ist,  2nd,  ani 

\  3rd  Volunteer  Battalions  Northumberland  Fusiliers. 

I  JJq        68        '^'^"'•■'••'■Mnegiment ,  Durham  Light  Infantry  (68  F.  and  106  F.  and  ist  M«(Z2nd  Durham  Militia) 
^  "      >^'*-'"  — ^'o^««^ceva,  ist,  2nd,  3rd,  4th,  a«(i  5th  Volunteer  Battalions  Durham  Light  Infantry. 

Nn      R  Regimental  Dittriet,  WARWICK,     County,  Warwick. 

A^  \J.    \J  ,       Lieutenant  Colonel.— p. i.e.  John  C.  R.  Glasgow,  -,o  July  00;   Colonel,  9  Dec.  94. 

Territorial  Reiiiment,  Royal  Warwickshire  Regt.  (6  F.  and  ist  a«il' 2ud  WarwicK  Militia).— rojuii^wri,  i8t  u«. I 
2nd  Volunteer  Battalions  Royal  Warwickshire  Regiment. 

^'M'/'j        f7        Regimental  District, 'RQTJSlSl.OVf.    Co««<y,  Middlesex,  anii  MBTROPOI.ITAK. 
"  .  Lieutenant  Colonel. — Gardiner  F.  Guyon,  i  Dec.  00;   Colonel,  11  Dec.  95. 

Territorial  Regiment,  i,  2,  3,  4,  5,  6  ami  7  Bns.  Royal  Fusiliers  (7  r'.  and  Westminster,  London,  aiiii  South  Middle- 
sex Militia).— Ko(a»((!er»,  ist,  2nd,  and  3rd  Volunteer  Battalions  Royal  Fusiliers. 

JJ/-V       K  ly      Territorial  Regiment,  Middlesex  Regt.  (57  F.  and  77  F.  and  Elthoine  uiirf  Bast  Middlesex  Militia 
^ '^  •     *^  ■  '  — f'o/«iiffifi'»,  lot  a/((i  2nd  Vol.  Bus.  Middlese.v  Uegt.,  17th  Miduiesex. 

N"n       8       -Sefyime'i'd/ Z)i»^Wc/,  WARRINGTON.     CoKii'^,  Par/ 0/ Lancashire. 

.Jr  '  Lieutenant  C'o/o«e/.  — Kdwanl  J.  H.  Spratt,  27  Oct.  97  ;   Colonel,  2  .Mar.  95. 

Tirritorial  Regiment,  Liverpool  Regt.  (S  i\  and  2iid  Lancashire  Militia)  —  ro/uii(e«r*,  ist,  2nd,  3rd,  4th,  5th, 

oth  (7tb  Volunieer  Battalion  Liverpool  Regiment  uI/ucAeJ  to  6th),  uhJ  Sth  Volunteer  Battalions  Liverpool 

Regiment. 

"^T^       4-0       Territorial  Regiment,  South  Lancashire  Regt.  (40  F.  and  S2  F.  and  4th  Lancashire  Militia). — 
■*"'^'     ^Vi/i  rolunteerK,  ist  a«ti  2nd  Volunteer  Battalions  South  Lancashire  Regiment. 

Wr>       Q         ^'(^t'""!'"' ^"(nt-',  NORWICH.     Couii/y,  Norfolk. 

X^  »J.      Cf  .       Lieutenant  Colonel.— i\inv\cii  a.  t^hepherd,  ItSO.  ^S  Oct.  gS;   Colonel,  j  Ma.y  gj. 

Territnriiil  Regiment,  VovMk  Re^'t.  (9  F.  f  ist  +  2nd  Norfolk  .Militia).— ro(an/e('r»,i8t,  2nu,3rd,  aiirf  4th  Volun- 
ieer Hattalions  Norfolk  Regiment. 

JJ/-)        "]  O         R'S'mental  Distrift.LXSCQLy.     Countg,  hmcoLS. 

\57  ■  .  '^.^'      Lieutenant  Colonel.— T tiomaa  E.  Veruer,  CB.  i  Dec.  00;  Colonel,  11  March  96. 
J'erriforiu/iilf^imci/,  Lincolnshire  Regt.  (10  F.  unj  N.  ii«ii  S.  Lincoln  Militia).— Foiiiniefi-.,  ist,   2nd  a>ic£  srii 
Volunteer  Battalions  Lincolnshire  Regiment. 

"fj/-v       "1  "I  Regimental  District,  EXETER.    County,  Devonshire. 

'  ^'  .  ■*•.•'••       Lieutenant  Co/o»f ;.— Dennett  T.  Kinder,  7  Oct.  98;   Colonel,  18  Jan.  96. 
territorial  Regiment,  Devonshire  Regiment  (11  F.  and  2nd  and  ist  Devon  Militia).— FoiaH/ffr*,  ist,  2nd,     rd 
4th,  and  sth  Volunteer  Battalions  Devonshire  Regiment. 

JJ"|-        "Jo         Regimental  District,  TiVRY  ST. 'E.TiV.V'S'DS.    CoiiniiM,  Suffolk,  Cambbidgb. 
^'     ^^'       iif«/f«ii)i/ CoZo/if/. —Richard  T.  E.  iJowse,  10  Sept.  98  :   fo/o»f/,  10  Sept.  98. 
Territorial  Regiment,  Suffolk   Regt.  (i2F.  rf«i<  West  Suffolk  a.ici  Cambridge  Militia).— roZ««ie«-»,  ist,  2nd,    rd 
and  4th  Volunteer  Battalions  Suffolk  Regiment. 

JiTpv        "I  O  Regimental  District,  TATTNTON.     County,  Somerset. 

•^'  h''      ■'■.'-'  ■       Lieutenant  Co/oiie/.— Robert  B.  Cotton,  4  June  96  ;   Colonel,  25  May  94. 

Ternloriat  Regiment,  Somersetshire  Light  Infantry  (13  F.  4-  i  .^  2  Somerset  Militia).— roJii>:(«i-»,  ist,  2Qd,  and 
3rd  Volunteer  Battalions  Somersetshire  Light  Inlantry .  J 

'M'f-j        14-       Reniinenfal  District,  YORK..     County,  Part  of  W E&l  Riding  or  YoR^.  1 

•*-^ '-'■     -L  j:«     iicK/enai/^  Co/one/. —Arthur  W.  No^es,  10  Oct.  98;  Cofonef,  20  March  g;. 

Territorial  Regiment,  West  Yorkshire  Regt.  (14  F.  and  2ua  uiiii  4th  West  York  JAilnii.)  .—  roliixteers     1st     2nd 
and  3rd  Vo'.nnteer  Battalions  West  Yorkshire  Regiment. 

"M"/-)       1  K       fif)7''"f'''(''.DM'ric/,  BEVERLEY.    CoMn(y,  East  RiDiKG  OF  York.  I 

■'■'■t'"     -'•'-'•     iicii'e'iun/ Co/one;.- Frederick  S.  Alien,  19  Dec.  99  ;  Co/o«.;.  15  Aug.  5-.  1 

Territorial  Regiment,  Hast  Yorkshire  Regt.   (15   F   and  East  York  Militia).— loiunftjM,  ist  ond  2'ld  Volunteer 
Battalions  East  Yorkshire  Kegimenl. 

"M"/-»       1  fl         Regimental  District, 'B'S.HJO'R^.     ro«n«(!»,  Hdntingdon,  Bedford,  Hbbifobd. 
■*•"'-'•     -•■'-'■       I>eii'c»i;»(  Co(onf/.—WUIiam  Henry  Young,  10  July  99;  CWon,-/,  3  June  09. 

Territorial  Regiment.  Bedfordshire  Regt.  (16  F.  and  Bedlord  and   Hertford  Militia).— ro/ioi/ffM,  ist,  2nd,  and 
3rd  VoluiitciT  B;.tIalions  Bedfordshire  Regirjeni. 


Regimental  District  Sta_ff.  HO 

No.  17  S:;:r/g;^Sii^^^g^s. £!K^^avS:^!^c^^.^crf.a.  ,s 
No.  18. 1^!:^"!?:l::!:;^^^^^^^J-:f:;i-^^^l■^^^^ 

T„rUonalS.g.,nent,  Royal  Irish  Regiment  (.8  F.  an.l  Wextordfl-orth  Tipperary!',"'; Kilkenny  Militia). 

No       1  9       f ''^'""■"''''  Di.*ricl,  RIGHMOUr  (Yorkshire) .    County,  Noeth  Ridikg  of  Yokk. 
■'■^  y  •  V      Vi    ^'""'''•i."'  Colonel.-  Edward  A.  Bruce,  =5  Mar.  00  ;  Colonel.  29  Mar.  07. 

VoTume^f  r/tf^Hn°' v'^'r^^^^^  ""''  5""  ^^-  ^°'-'''  "'"^  '^'"""^  York  il.litia).-roi«„(.er,.  .^tand  2mi 

voiunteei  Battalions  Yorkshire  Regiment. 

No        0,0         Ilegimeiital  VUIrict,SVRY.     Count;/,  Pari  of  JjiSCA^ssias. 

y'  ,       Y'    .  ^'^"tenant  Colonel. -John  L.  Ross,  30  June  96;  Colonel,  10  Sept.  04. 

'^^'^vruletfBawlirA^fn'^a'sh'ir^l'i-t^liS.'"-  "'"'  ''"  ^'"•='"'^''  ^"'')--f'"-'--«.  -*,  =nd,  and  3rd 

N"n       9.1        ^'ff''""''"!  OMrict.AYR.     Co«n(ie,,  Ate,  Wigtown,  KiEECODBEiGHT 
'■^~'  .,.—1     Lieutenant  Colonel.-p.,.e.  William  A.  Yule,  i  Oct.  00;   Colonel,  ,  Oct.  oo." 

'^^'^Vor;^te*7Ztulion-I^^^^^^  ^-""^  ^^'  -'^   ^'''«'°-'^  Mmt.a).-r.Z„„,.er,.   .st  «».   .nd 

No       29!        -Ke^i'mra'a/XlirfWrf,  CHESTER.      Co«nfy,  Chbshiee. 

7^r,-,w  ft'    ■  ^'^^'^.l""'  Colonel.-AnhuT  \V.  Sheringnam,  27  Jan.  98  ;  Colonel,  14  May  95. 

territorial  Beaunent.  Cheshire  Regt.  {22  F.  and  1st  and  2nd  Cheshire  MUitia).-I-oi«»fefr»,  i^  2nd    jrd,  4th,a«,i 
5tn  Volunteer  BattaUons  Cheshire  Regiment.  -j     ■t     > 

No.      23  f ^i'««"'"' 0^,/ric^  WEEXHAK.     Co«««M,AjfGLKSEi,CiBSiETO.X,DE-fBIGH,FLINT,MBBIONBIH 

TerrilZ!ijK.   >'"""'«"'  f»/'>,«f'--Ro«-land  B.  Mainwariag,  CJfff.  21  July,  00;  Colonel,  8  Mar.  99. 

rl/,  *'?""""•  Koyal  Welsh  Fusiliers  (23  F.  u«rf  Denbigh  and  Flint  a»<i  Merioneth  and  Carnarvon  Militia). 
—  lolunteers,  ist,  2nd  anrf  3rd  Volunteer  Battalions  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers. 

N"0      24       ^<'9''"e"tal  Dittrict,'B'RECO'S.  Coiin«f»,  riEDiGAS-,  Radnoe,  Bebco.v,  Monmouth,  Mokigomeet 
r/  ;         ,1     ^'■^"tenani  Colonel.—p.f.c.  Richard  C.  Hare,  CB.  29  Mar.  00;   Colonel,  21  Apr.  q6. 
j.erriroriai  Kegiment,  feouth  Wales  Borderers  (24  F.  and  Soath  Wales  Borderers  u<i<i  Montgomery  MUitia).— 
1  oiu.nieer„,  ist,2nd,  3rd,  4th  and  sth  Volunteer  Battalions  South  Wales  Borderers. 

'^O       2fS        •Sf?''"«'«'<i'-Di>'rW,  BERWICK-ON-TWEED.     Coun^iw,  Domfeies,  Roibuegh,  Sbleibk. 
r    '   t        7i      Lieutenant  Colonel.— Hei^ry  G.  Dixon,  CB.  7  Apr.  99-   Colonel.  20  May  98. 

j.errnor,ai  Jtegiment,  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  (25  F.  and  Scottish  Borderers  Militia).— r<i;««?«r»,  ift 
KOxDurgh  and  Selkirk,  :»d  and  3rd  Volunteer  Battalions  Kings  Own  Scottish  Borderers,  Galloway. 

^O        9.  fi      Segimenlal  District,  Ki.TilLTO'S.     Countii,  Part  of  hi.Si.&lL. 
.-^yj.  ^\J,    Lieutenant  Colonel.— 

Territorial  Segiment,  Scottish  Rifles  (26  F.  and  90  F.  and   2  Lanark  Militia).— ro?aii(cfi-s,  ist  Lanark,  2na 
V  olunteer  Battalion  Scottish  Rifles,  3rd  Lanark,  4th  Volunteer  Battalion  Scottish  Rifles. 

VTq         71         '^'"'torial  Regiment,  Highland  Lt.  Inf.  (71  F.  anij  74  F.  and  ist  Lanark  "^IW.).— Volunteers,  iSS 
■  1  w.        f  J.  .        2Qd,  and  3rd  Vol.  Bus.  Highland  Lt.  Int.,  9th Lanarkshire,  5th  Vol.  Bn.  HighlandLt.  Inf. 

^O       27       Ltegimental  Dittriet,0'iiKa'a.     Coiin(ie»,LoNDOS])BEET,  Donegal,  TrsoXE,  Fbemakagh. 
:^'  ,        ,'     Lieutenant  Colonel.— jj.s.e.  .Mackenzie  Churchill,  31  May  97  ;  Colonel,  6  Jan.  94. 
-trrjforiu/£ej„„e„(,inni8killinKFus.  (27  F.uiiJ  108  F.aiii  Fermanagh"  TyroneunJ  Donegal  Militia). 

•In        9  fi         Segimental  District,  BRISTOL.     County,  GlODCESTEE. 
'' ^l'"  .  ^'  T*'       Lieutenant  Colonel.— VieAeviQ 3 .  Curtin,  5  Jan.  97  ;   Colonel,  i  July  95. 
Territorial   Segiment,  Gloucestershire  Regt.  (28  F.  and   61  F.  and  South  and   North  Gloucester  Militia).— 
Volunteers,  ist,  2nd,  and  3rd  Volunteer  Battalions  Gloucestershire  Regiment. 

J"q        O  Q         Regimental  District,  WORCESTER.     Countg,  WoBCESTBKSHtEE. 

tT  '  .,        ,    ■      Lieutenant  Colonel.— Reury  J.  de  3.  de  Beruiere,  ■}  July  95  ;  Colonel,  6  Jan.  94. 
territorial  Regiment,  .Voreester  Kegt.  (29  i'.and  ^6F.and  Worcestei  Militia).— J'oZun/eei-s,  ist aiii  2nd  Volunteej 
Battalions  Worcester  Regiment. 

iTq       30         Ltegimcntal  District,  PRESTOS.     County,  Part  of  h\«CiSSlB%. 

'     ir'   ,  Lieutenant  Colonel.— p.t.c.  Metcalfe  S.  Brownrigg,  30  Nov.  96;   Colonel,  30  Nov.  96. 

lerritona:  Regiment.  E.   Lancashire  Regt.  (30  F.^  59  F.  ^  Sth  Lancashire  Militia).— Voiun*«r»,  ist  and  2nd 
Volunteer  Battalions  East  Lancashire  Regt. 
Jq       4 '7       territorial    Refiment.  North   Lancashire  Regt.  {17  F.  4- 81  F.  4"  3  Lancashire  Militia). —  Vohin- 
■     ^'  •  'eei-»,  ist  <!«(/ 2nd  Volunteer  Battalions  North  Lancashire  Regiment. 

Tq        QI        Segimental  DittricI,  KIUGSTIOl!!.    County,  Part  of  Svsssr. 

Vy  ■  .,■'•■     Lieutenant  Colonel.— Roberl  W .  F.  PhiUips,  14  Dec.  96;    Colonel,  14  Dec.  95. 

■territorial Regiment,  East  Surrey  Regt.  (31  F.  anrf7o  F.and  ist  and  3rd  Surrey  Mihtia).—  roi«?i(cfr«,  ist  Surrey, 
I  2nd,  3rd,  and  4th  VolunteerBattalions  East  Surrey  Regiment. 

To        "^9         llegimentat  District,  BODVLin.     County,  CoBSWi.!.!.. 
y'.^''^'-       Lieute-iant  Co/one;. —Charles  F.  A.  Turnbull.  i  Mar.  od  ;   Colonel,  1  July  99. 

territorial  Regiment ,  T>u^e  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry  (32  F.  and  ^fj  F.and  Cornwall  Rangers  Militia).— 
Volunteers   ist  ami  2nd  Volunteer  Battalions  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Inlantry. 

T/-J        QQ        Rei/imental  I/islrict.'aAJ.lFAX.     County ,  Part  of  VfBST  RlBlSQ  OT  YoES. 
'  *-'•     00.     Lieutenant  Colonel.— Uenrv  B.  Le  Moltee,  8  Oct.  98;  Colonel,  15  Aug.  93 
Territorial  Segiment,  Duke  of  Wellington's  West  Biding  Regt.  (33  F.  and  76  F.  and  6th  V/est  York  Militia).— 
Volunteers,  ist,  2nd,  a«ti3rd  VolunteerBattalions  West  Riding  Regiment. 

Tr\        "^^       Regimental  District,  CARLISLE.     Coun«M,  Cijs:bbblakd,  Wbstmoeeland. 
ir'  .  iisi'cnan*  Coiojie/.— Charles  G.  Brind,  15  Oct.  98;   Co'one/,  20  Oct.  97. 

Territorial  Regiment,  The  Border  Regt.  (34  F.  iinrf  55  F.and  Cumberland  and  Westmoreland  Militia).— roiiiii 
teers,  ist,  2nd,  and  3rd  Volunteer  Battalions  Border  Regiment. 

]'tf\        Qr^        Se^im^n/a^Dis^ric^  CHICHESTER.    Coun/j/,  SnsSBl. 

^1  w.      KJ%J,      Lieutenant  Colonel.— ^enry  Ki\su\lT,  22 '^ny  00;   Co/oneZ,  14  May  oo. 

Territorial  Segiment,  The  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  (35  F.and  107  F.  oni Sussex  Militia).— roZun/eer«,  I BtoMo"  2n(t 
Volunteer  Battalions  Royal  Sussex  Re^mcnt,  isl  Cinqut  Ports. 


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EDUCATIONAL    ESTABLISHMENTS. 


Royal  Military  College,  Sandhurst. 

President. — The  Commander  in  Chief. 

Governor  and    Commandant. — Li  eat.  General    '*•(>   Edwin 

ilarkham,  KCB.  r.p.  Royal  Artillery.  19  Dec.  93. 
Assistant    Commandant    and  Secretary. — Lt.Colouel  J.  S. 

Talbot  (from  h.p.  Shropshire  Lt.Inf.),  2-j  Jan.  97. 
Quarter  Master.  —  Thomas   King    Bunting,    i  Apr.  91 

(i  Apr.  84  )  ;  Hon.  Captain,  1  Apr.  94. 
Riding  Master. — Huffh  Ernest   Elliott,  30  May  95    (30 

Sept.  74)  ;  lion.  Major,  30  May  95. 
Surgeon. — Lt.ColonelA.  F.  S.  Clarke.  iWi). r.p.  1  Sept.  82. 
Assist.   Surg. — Lt. Colonel    F.    Gillespie,  MD.    retired 

pay,  I  Aug.  9:. 
Chaplain.— liev.  A.  J.  Towneiid,  MA.  15  Sept.  94. 

MiLITABT  PrOFESSOBS  AND  iNSTRnCTORS. 

Professor  of  J'or^i/icu^ioJi.— Major  VV.  tiuskisson.  Royal 

Engineers,  14  Jan.  98. 

iHsfructora  in  Fortification. 
CaptainF.  W.  D.  Qiimton,  Royal  Artillery,  1  Apr.  96. 
>?.«.(?. Major  J.  L.  Armitage,  Inniskilling  Fas.  17  June  96. 
Captain  C.  Moore,  Berkshire  Regi'uen',  2,  Aug   97. 
Captain  Sir  C.  Cuyler,  jiart.  Oxiord  Li.  Inf.  25  Aug  97. 
Capiain  W.  H.  V.  Plomer,  Irish  Fusiliers,  27  Jan.  g8. 
Captain  E.  G.  Wyuyard,  DSO.  Welsh  Regt.,  26  Dec.  99. 
Professor  of  Military  I'opography. —  Lt.Coi.    A.    F.    jl. 

Ferryman  (from  h.p.  Oxford  Lt.  Inf.},  7  July  00. 
Instructors  in  Military  Topography. 
Major  T.  R.  R.  Ward,  West  York  Regt.  it  May  9-,. 
p.s.c.  Major  L.Conway-Gordou.R,  Miir.  Art.2g  Aug.  96. 
p.s.c.  Captain  L.  A.  H.  Hamlltan,  York    Lt.  Infantry, 

27  Jan.  97. 
Captain  H.  V.  Faue-Benet.  Lane.  Fusiliers,  1  Sept.  99. 
2KS.C.  Bt. Major  W.  P.  Blood,  Irish  Fusiliers,  18  Mov.  99. 
Captain  H.  C.  MacTier.  Hampshire  Regt.,  15  Nov.  99. 
Captain  R.F.  Pearson,  E.  Kent  Regt  ,  20  June  00  {temp.}. 
Major  J.  R.  Young,  Reserve  {temp.}. 
Professor   of  Tactics,  Military  Administration  and  Law. 

p.s.c.  Major  J.  E.  Caunter,  L  inc.  Fusiiiert*,  i  Sept.  00. 
Instructors  in  Tactics,  Military  Ad minist ration  and  Late. 
p.s.c.  Captain  P.  W.  Lushington,  K.  O.  Scot.  Borderers, 

13  Feb.  03. 

p.s.c.  Captain  S.  T.  Banning.  Munfiter  Fus.  i  Feb.  96. 
p.a.c.  Captain  J.  S.  Knox.  E.  York  Regiment,  27  Jan.  97. 
p.s.c.  Captain  C.  M.  De  Gruyther,  Suffolk  Regt.13Dec.g7. 
Major  S.  P.  F.  Freeth,  Reserve,  2  March  co  (temp.). 
Professor  of  French. — Mons.  M.  Deshumbert,  25  Aug.  97. 
Instructor  in  French. — Mons.  L.  Lassimonne. 
Instructor  in  German. — 
Instructor  in  Hindustani. — Faraz  All  Khan. 

Royal  Military  Academy  at  Woolwich. 

President. — The  Commander  in  Chief. 

Gooernor  and  Commandant. — Major  General  F.  T.  Lloyd, 

CB.^  ret.  pay  Royal  Artillery,  i  Aug.  97. 
Assistant     Commandant    and     Secretary.  —  Colonel   L.    E. 

Coker  (from  Ro.\al  Artillery),  1  Feb.  00. 

Lieutenants  of  a  Company  of  Gentlemen  Cadets. 
Captain  G.  P.  C.  Bloum,  Royal  Artillery,  21  Sept.  99. 
Lieut.  K.  D.  Hutchison.  Ro>al  Artillery,  21  Feb.  00. 
Adjutant  4-  Qr.  Master. — Captain  A.  J.  K.  Perkins,  Royal 

Artillery,  t  Apr.  99. 
^Mr(7(>oH.—Lt. Colonel  W.  C.  Gasteen,  MB.  retired  pay. 
Professor  of  Mathematics  ayid  Mechanics. —  H.  Hart,  MA, 

14  Mar.  91  (14  Mar.  84). 

Instructors  of  Mathematics.— "W .  Foord  Kelcey,  BA.  27 

Apr.  93  (27  Apr.  86);  E.  J.  Brook-Smith,  BA.  LLM. 

I  Mar.  8q;  C.  S.  Jackson,  B^.  14  Mar.  98  (17  Mar.  91) ; 

R.  M.  Milne,  MA.  ig  Mar.  00. 

Professor  of  Fortification  and  Qeometrical  Drawing. 
Ma;or  B.  R.  Ward.  R.  Engineers,  11  Jan.  00  (10  Aug.  97I. 

Instructor:  of  Fortification  and  Geometrical  Drawniy. 
Captain  F.  G.  Guggisberg,  R.  Engineers,  27  Jan.  97. 
Captain  E.  M'L.  Blair,  Royal  Engineers,  r  Aug.  98. 
Captain  A.  J.  Pilcher,  Royal  Engineers,  i  Aug.  99. 
Captain  E.  H.  W.  H.  Stafford,  R.  Engineers,  16  Feb.  00. 

Professor  of  Artillery . 
Major  F.  H.  Crampton,   Royal   Artillery,   17   Mar.  00 

{15  Sept.  93). 

Instructors  of  Artillery. 
Captain  R.  P.  Benson,  Royal  Artillery,  26  Jan.  98. 
Captain  A.  M.  Tyler,  Royal  Artillery,  :  Feb.  99. 


Captain  A.  C.  Williams,  R.  Artillcrv,  15  Aug.  90. 
Captain  G.  S.  B.  Lyle,  Royal  Artilleiy,  5  June  00. 
Captam  W.  Ellershaw,  R.  Artillery,  30  Nov.  00, 

Professor  of  Military  Topography, 
p  s.c.  Major  J.  F.   Darnell,  Royal  Marines,  24  Feb. 

(i  Jan.  9S). 

Instructors  of  Military  Topography. 
Captiiin  F.  H.  Young,  Royal  Artillery,  17  Feb.  go. 
p.ff.c.  Captain  R.  S.  Stewart,  Liverpool  Regt.  20  Feb.c 
^^.jt.p.Ciiptain  J.  M.  Rose.  R.  Mar.  Artillery,  20  June  c 
Lieut.  R.  F.  Jelley,  Royal  Engineers,  15  Aug.  99. 
C  iptain  H.  Coniogham,  Royal  Artdlery,  6  May  00. 
Professor  of  Tartics.— p.s.c.  MajcrB.  St.  J.  Barter,  Li! 

coin  Reginient,  28  Jan.  g?. 
Professor    nf  Electricity.— 'Siajor    W.  P.    Brett,   Roy^ 

Engineers,  i  Apr.  00  (i  Apr.  94). 
Instructors  in  Electricity.— CApi&m  F.  M.  Close,  Roy 

Engineers,   25  Jan.  99;    L  eut.  A.  M.  Seton,  Roy 

Artillery,  17  Sept.  00. 
Professor  of  French.— Mons.  Albert  Barrere,  5  May 

(25  Sept.  79). 
Professor  of  German.— X.  Weiss,  Ph.  D.  MA.  29  N07.  t 
Professor    of    Freehand    Drawing.   —   Lt. Colonel    fit 

D.  T.  C.  Belgrave,  ret.  pay  W.  Kent  Regt.  13  Nov.; 
(13  Nov.  go). 
Lecturer  on  Cheiuisfry.—C.  R.  Darling,  E<iq.,  6  Sept.  6c 


Staff  College,  Sandhurst. 


t 


Gooernor  and  Commatidaut. — p.f.c  Colonel  H.  S. 
Miles,  MVO.  (from  Munster  Fusiliers),  10  Nov. 
(I  March  9S). 

Pbofbssoks. 
Military  Art  and  History. — 
Fortification  and  Artillery. — 
Military  Topography. — 

Staf    Ifaties   and    Military   Administration.— 
French. — Mons.  M.  Deshambert,  i  July  So. 
German.— Dv.  K.  O.  Soinmer,  1  Sept.  94. 
Honorary  Professor  of  Military  Late— ^.  C.  0'Dowd,Cj 

Instructor  in   Military  Toiography. — 
The  following  candidates  have  ( I  ualified  for  admission: 

Captain  C.  G.  Stewart,  DSO    Royal  Artillery. 

Captain  L.  W.  P.  East,  DSO.  Royal  (rarrison  Artilk-iy 

Captain  H.  L.  N.  Beynon,  Royal  Garrison  Artillery. 

Captain  R.  F  G.  Bond,  Royal  Engineers. 

Lieut.  J.  R.  Chancellor.  DSO.  Royal  Engineers. 

Captain  H.  St.  C.  Wilkins,  i  Battalion  The  Queen's. 

Captain  R.  K.  Uniacke,  Royal  Inniskilling  Fusiliers. 

Captain  H.  \V.  R.  Senior,  Indian  Staff  Coi-ps. 

Captain  C.  Rattray,  Indian  Staff  Coi-ps. 

Captain  A.  M.  S.  Elsmie,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

Owing  to  the  war  in  South  Africa  the  numbers  cou 
petingwere  less  than  usual,  and  this,  with  the  restrietic 
as  to  the  numbers  of  Royal  Artillery  and  Indian  Sta 
Corps  officers,  reduced  the  successful  competitors  tote] 
leaving  twenty-two  vacancies  to  he  filled  by  nominatio: 
The  following  have  been  selected  to  fill  sixteen  of  tl 
vacancies :~  ' 

Captain  J.  S.  Cayzer,  7  Dragoon  Guards. 
Captain  J.  Vaughan,  7  Hussars. 
Lieut.  V.  R.  Brooke,  9  Lancers. 
Lieut.  A.  Symons,  13  Hussar -t. 

Major  C.  H.  de  Rougemont,  Royal  Horse  Artillery. 
Captain  F.  Lyon,  Royal  Field  Artillery. 
Captain  G.  F.  McMunn,  i'.SO.,  Royal  Garrison  Artilleti 
Captain  J.  A.  S.  Tulloch,  Royal  Engineers. 
Captain  C.  P.  A.  Hull,  2  Battalion  Royal  Sl-oIs  Fusiliei 
Bt.  Major  A.  E.  Haig,  r  Bn.  King's  Own  Scottish  Bord 
Captain  G.  Meynell,  i  Bn.  Shropshire  Light  Infantiy.    — 
Captain  H.  R.  Camming,  i  Bn.  L'uiham  Light  Infautr 
Brevet  Major  G.  H.  Thesiger,  2  Bn.  Kifie  Brigade. 
Captain  Hon.  G.  H.  Morris,  3  Bn.  Rifie  Brigade. 
Captain  C.  F.  Moores,  Army  Service  Corps. 
Captain  S.  Geoghegan,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

These  Officers,  unless  they  have  received 
instructions,  will  join  the  Collegeon  22nd  January  190 
In  the  case  of  Officers  employed  in  South  Africa,  or  c 
active  service  elsewhere.  General  Officers  Commandiiii^f; 
will  place  them  under  orders  to  join  the  College  on  tlr 
date,  unless  their  services  cannot  conveniently  1 
spared.  '  Itt 

liEdi 


otbt 


School  of  Gunnery. 


Commandant   ^  Superintendent.  -Colonel    J.    F.   Bally, 
8  Oct.  97. 

Chief  Instructors. 
Colonel  A.  J.Nixon  {Comdt.  Golden  Hill),  28  May  97. 
Lt.Coionel  F.  B.  Bunny  {Comdt.  Plymouth),  8  Sept.  98. 


p.s.c.  Lt.Coionel  H.  C.  C.  Walker  (from  R.  Art.),  (Lyt 

Camp),  I  Mar.  00  (temp.), 
Lt.Coionel  F.  A.  Bowie-*,  i  Oct.  00. 
Brigade  Major.-  Major  T.  D.  Inglis,  Res.rve,  23  Jan.-  w; 

{temp.). 


Educational  Establishments, 


114 


^  irE.  H.  Paterson,  17  Apr.  gj. 
_?tam  J.  R.  Ritchie  {JVoolwi eft).  1  June  96. 
Mor  L.  D.  Jackson  (Golden  Hill),  it  June  96. 
Citain  H.  E.  Marsh  (Deoouport),  14.  Oct.  96. 
M^r  C.  D.  Scott  {Golden  Hill),  i  Apr.  98  (i  Nov.  96). 
Mar  A.  C.  Currift  (Woolicick),  19  Sept.  00  (iS  Dec.  5g). 
Mor  H.  L.  Gardiner  {Sheerne^f!},  26  Jan.  98. 
Mor  E.  Bickford  {Leith  Fort),  i  Apr.  98. 
Mor  H.  B.  Stanford  [Plymouth),  2  May  9S. 
M3r  i'^  M.  Close,  16  May  99. 
Mor  A.  Handley,  16  Feb.  00. 


School  of  Gunnery — Coniinucd. 

Inttructorg  in  Gunjiery. 

Captain  C.  G.  Tereker,  20  Feb.  00. 

Captain  P.  K.  Lewes,  21  March  00. 

Captain  A.  T.  Cuming-,  27  July  00. 

Captain  Hon.  M.  R.  C.  Ward  {Golden  Kill),  10  Oct.  00. 

Agaistant  Superintendent  of  Experiments. — Major  F.  M, 

Lowe,  iB  Apr.  98. 
2n(irfo.— Lieut.  F.  P.  Hutchinson,  i  Feb.  9S. 
■^rd  do.— Captain  F.  S.  Butcher,  i  Feb.  98. 
^fh  (io.  — Lieut.  H.  S.  Hearn,  R.  Garr.  Art.  14  Marcli  00, 
Adjutant. — Captain  A.  P.  Pullen,  16  Jan.  97. 
Quarter  Matter.— 'S!.  Stevens,  8  Jan.  95  ;  Ron,  Lieut. 


Ordnance  College 

Cymandant.—p.s.c.  Colonel  J.  R.  J.  Jocelyn,  1  Jan.  99. 
^((^flH^.— Captain  E.  S.  de  V.  Bland-Hunt,  8  June  99. 
Pl''esiiortt   of   Artillery.  —  Major     J.     \V.     Ormiston, 

Oct.  97. 

Major  C.  P.  Martel,  i  Apr.  98. 

;j. .-.'■.  Lt. Colonel  H.  C.  Dunlop,  6  June  98. 
TfrjuYor*.— Captain  C.  R.B.Owen,  1  Oct.  00  (13  Apr.  98) 

Ciiptain  T.  H.  Crozier,  i  Jan.  99. 


Professor  of  Applied  Mathematics.— A..  G.  Greenhill,  MA. 
I  Apr.  76. 


Professor  of  Chemistry.- 
I  Apr.  00, 


-W.  R.  E.  Hodgkinson,  Ph.B, 


Lecturer  on  Metallurgy. — H.  Bauennan,  FGS.  11  July  So. 

Lecturer  on  Armour  Plates. — 

Lecturer  on  Practical  Mechanics. — H.W.  Jone3,io  July  74. 


School  of  Military  Engineering. 

(For  hisifucting  the  Corps  in  Military  Field  Works,  at  Chatham.) 


C  mandanf.—p.s.c.  Major  General  Sir  T.  Eraser,  KCB. 

MG.  16  Apr.  96. 
J.,iftant  Commandant. — Col.  M.  H.  PurceU,  14  July  9^5- 
B  utile  Major  ^  Secretary. — p.s.c.  Captain    G.   M.  W. 

ariionoi^h,  Royal  Eng-ineers,  i  Dec.  99. 
hrurtvr   in    Construction    and   Eatimating. — Major    J. 

luu,  6  Dec.  98. 
Aslant    Instructors    rfo.  —  Lieut.    J.    B.   MacGeorge, 

July  98;  Lieut.  S.  G.  Faber. 
hructor  in  Suroeying. — 

Matant  Instructors  in  Suroeying. — Lieut.  W.  J.  John- 
Jon,  23  Apr.  98  ;  Lieut.  A.  J.  Woodroffe,  i  Dec.  98. 


Instructor  in  Fortification. — 

Assist.  Inatructcrs  in  Fortification. — Capt.  J.  C.  Matbe- 

son,  I  Mar.  96. 
Assistant  Instructor  for  Charge  of  WorkshopB.  —  Lieut. 

P.  E.  Harward,  13  Feb.  99. 
Instructor  in  Electricity. — Major  G.  A.  Carr,3o  Jan.  96. 
Assistant  Instructor  in  Electricity. — Lieut.  A.  D.  Garden, 

9  Feb.  00. 
Assistant  Instructor    in    Chemisfryf    Photography,    <^c. — 

Captain  B.  A.  G.  Shelley,  i  Mar.  99. 
Instructor  in  Tactics. — Major  T.  de  la  H.  Brotherton, 

28  June  98. 
Quarter  Master. — Major  J.  T.  Evans,  23  Apr.  97. 


Chief  Instructor- 
IT  H,  N.  Dumbleton,  16  Aug.  95. — Portsmouth. 
ft  W.  B.  Brown,  i  Apr.  gG.—S.M.E.,  Chatham. 
tain  E.  H.  Haig,  19  Feb.  00  ( t  Apr.  98). — Plymouth. 


Schools  of  Submarine  Mining. 


Asnstant  Instructors. 
Captain  W.  M.  Pyne,  21  June  gy.— PI  1/ mouth. 
Lieut.  G.  E.  J.  Durnford,  3  Feb.  00.— V.  M.  E.  Chatham. 
Lieut.  C.  S.  A.  Akerman  (ff'mp.).—S.  M.  E.  Chatham. 


School  of  Musketry  at  Hythe. 

Commandant. — 

Chief  Instructor  and  Staff  OJU cor...  {^^f^]^^^^^'  ^-  ^-  Bennington  (from  h.p.  Northumberland  Fusiliers), 

Instructors  {with  rani-  j  Captain  H.  C.  de  la  M.  Hill,  East  Kent  Regiment,  12  Mar.  98. 

of  Major) (.Captain  P.  A.  MacFarlan,  Cameron  Highlanders,  27  Nov,  99. 

Assistant  Instructors  \  '^''^Ptaiii  R-  F.  Uniacke.  Inniskilling  Fusiliers,  15  July  98. 

Assistayit  insnuctors  ^  Q^ptriin  A.  H.  L.  Bngnt.  Reserve,  16  Mar.  00. 

Quarter  Master  and  Acting  Adjutant. — Frank  Bourne,^  i  May  93  ;  Hon.  Captain,  ci  May  00. 

Surgeon. — Lt.Colonel  W.  M.  James,  retired  pay,  26  May  qS. 

Capt.  Bourne  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1877-78  and  took  part  in  the  operations  against  the  Galekas;  also  in 

Zulu  war  in  1S79  including  the  defence  of  Rorke's  Drift  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Medal 

Distinguished  Conduct  in  the  Field).     Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


School  of  Signalling. 

Assist  Adj.  Qen.  for  Signalling. — 

ttant  tndo. — Captain  G.  A.  Bramwell,  Northampton  Regiment,  2  Jan.  99. 
Signalliny. 


Aldershot. 


Aldershot. 
-Acting  D.  A.  A.  G.  for 


Balloon  Factory. 

Superintendent. — Major  F.  C.  TroUope,  Reserve.    Aldershot.     (Acting), 


Army  Medical  School,  Netley. 


Senate. 
Surgeon  General  J.  Jameson,  CB.  MD.,  Director  General  Army  Medical  Service,  President. 
Surgeon  General  W.  R.  Hooper,  CSI,  late  Bengal  Est.;  President  of  the  Medical  Board,  India  i 
The  Professors  of  the  Army  Medical  School. 
The  Principal  Medical  Officer  at  Netley  (ex  officio). 


PaOFESSOHS. 

\ealand  Military  Surgery. — 

■cal    and  Military  Medicine. — Colonel  K.  M'Leod, 
J).,  late  Bengal  Estab.,  i  Aug.  97. 

tarv  Hygiene. — Major  R.  H.  Firth,  ?g  Sept.  00. 

.oZoffV.— Almroth  Edw. Wright.  Esq.,3/2>.i  Sept.  99. 


Assistant  Fkopessors. 
Clinical  and  Military  Surgery. — Major  W.  Dick,  MB. 
Clinical    and     Military    Medicine.  —  Lt.Colonel    W.    E. 

Webb,  MD. 
Military  Hygiene. — Major  W.  H.  Horrocks,  MB. 
Pathology. — Major  W.  B.  Leisbman,  MB. 
Secretary  {with  rank  of  J/W/yy)  .—Captain  W.  W.  Webb, 

MD.  late  Ben.  Estab. 


Royal  Military  School  of  Music,  Kneller  Hall. 

Commandant. — Colonel  F.  A.  B.  Foote  (from  b.p.  Royal  Artillery),  10  Dec.  00. 

Quarter  Mw^fer  and  Adjutant. — P'red.  H.  Mahony,'  15  Aug.  S7  {17  Dec.  8i)  ;  Hon.  Captaiji,  21  May  84 

Director  of  Music. — Arthur  J.  Stretton,  25  Mar.  96  ;   Qr.  Mr,  4-  Hon. Lieut. 
Captain  Mahony  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1884,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb 
id  Temai  (mentionedin  despatches,  granted  honorary  rank  Captain,  Medal  with  Clasp, and  Khedive's  Star). 


Educational  Estahlkhments. 


Tbe  Duke  cf  York's  Royal  Military  School. 

CoiitmiSKionern. 
Ex  Officio. 
The  Secretary  of  State  for  War.  President. 
The  Commander  in  Chief,  Vice  Pvcsideni, 
The  Bishop  of  London. 
The  Bishop  of  Winchester. 
The  Paymaster  General. 
The  Under  Secretaries  of  State  for  War. 
The  Quarter  Master  General. 
The  Ad,iutant  General. 
The  Governor  of  Chelsea  Hospital. 
The  Lieutenant  Governor  of  Chelsea  Hospital. 
The  Governor  of  the  Royal  Military  College. 
The  Chaplain  General. 
The  Judge  Advocate  General. 

Specially  A2'poinfed. 
Field  Marshal -ff.K.iEr.    The  Duke  of  Cambrirtjte,  JTff 

ST.  EP.GCB.GCSI.GCMG.acIE.GCVO.  Grenadier 

Gnards,  &c. 
Colonel  H.Tl.U.    The  Duke  of  York,   KG.    ET.    KP 

GCVO.  Royal  Fusiliers,  &c. 
General  Sir  R.C.H.Taylor.iTC^.CameroEHighlanders. 
p.s.r.  Major  General  J.  P.  Battershv,  retired  pay. 
General  Sir  F.C.  A.  Stephenson,  GCB.  Coldstream  Gds. 
General  SiVM.  Dillon,  KCB.  CSI.  West  York  Regt. 
Lt.General  J.  W.  Thomas,  CB.  Hampshire  Regiment. 
General  Sir  E.  G.  Bulwer,  KCB.  Welsh  Fusiliers. 
Lt.General  G.  Le  M.  Tuppcr,  Royal  Artillery. 
Commandant.  —  Colonel   G.   A.  'w.  Forrest  (from  h.p. 

Hampshire  Regiment),  i8  Oct.  93. 
Qiiarterifatterand Adjutant.— 'B.C.  Thomas, 'jAug   86 

(27  Feb.  S5):  Hon.  Captain,  27  Feb.  05. 
Medical  O^cer.— Lt.Colonel  J.  H.  C'.  Whipple,  3ID., 

retired  pay. 


Chaplain.— Jleo.  G.  H.  Andrews,  MA. 

Head  Master— Vi.  Irwin,  BA.  29  Dec.  95;  Hon.  Cant 
Masters— r.  Glynn,  17  Feb.  94  ;  G.  O'Connor.  26  Anr 
07  i  J.  Cunningham,  10  Aug.  97  ;  W.  S.  Wingfield 
21  Aug.  98. 


Royal  Hibernian  Military  School,  Dublin, 

Commajirfaij*.— Colonel  H.  Hall  (from  h.p.  Derbyshiri 

Regiment),  11  Nov.  93. 
Quarter     Master    and'  Ad/utant.  —  Be-nia,m\n     Smyth 

24  Jan.  05  (i  Dec.  8&) ;  Han.  Captain,  :  Dec.  90. 
Medical   Oy^c«-.— Lt.Colonel  J.   H.  Whittaker,  retiree 

pay,  I  Apr.  85. 
Chaplains.— Sen.     Robert    Foster,    BA., 

Hamilton,  3IA.,  Bev.  J.  P.  M'Svviggau. 
Head  Master  — W.  Gooding,  23  Jan.  94 

Masters— P.  D.    Rogers,   14  June   q6j 

1  Jan.  00;  J.  E.  Lee,  i  Jan.  00. 

Army  Schools. 

Inspectors  ,)  Armi/ Schools,  with  hon.  rank  of  Captain. 

Wm.  Goo.ling i  Apr.  99 

William  Irwin,  BA 26  Juneoo 

Inspectors  of  Army  Schools,  iciih  hon.  rank  of  Lieut. 


Uev.     J.    M.' 

Hon.   Capt, 
J.  O'Kelly, 


Robt.  Raymer  ..  18  Feb.  91 
Henry  .Terram...  20  Feb.  91 
.lohn  M.  Gilmore  i  Apr.  gi 
WilliamH.  Jupp  1  Apr.  92 
Fred. W.Browne  6  May  92 
Wm.  F.  Blount  13  July  92 
Wal.  W.  Clarke  23  Jan.  94 
Henry  M'llroy  28  Feb.  94 
Samuel  Logan...  2  July  94 
Fred.G.  Hendley28  Dec.  94 
Chas.  Lincoln  ...  2  June  95 
Thos.  Wright   ...  2  Sept.95 


J.W.Cunningham24Dec.  95 
Fred.  Freeman    29  Dec.  gs 

Aug.  Barton 18  Dec.  96  ' 

H.  C.  Elliott  ...  I  Apr.  97 
Chas.Jas.Vasey  ...8  July  97 
Robt. Geo. Cooke  II  Dec.  98 
Wm.  Townle.v  ...28  Dec.  98 
Saml.Geo.Goater  i  Apr.  00 
John  Hy.  Head  27  June  00  , 
Wm.  Walker  ...  9  Sept. 00 
Fred.  Chandler   9  Sept.  00 


'  Captain  Thomas  served  with  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


ORDNANCE    FACTORIES. 

Chief  SitperinteiuJenf  OninancK  FactorieR Colonel  E  RninbriHo-o    rn  ..^t  .^..ttTj    a    »        t^  , 

i^ief  Mechanical  Engineer  Ordnance  Factories .M^^^VoJi^S^rMMch'^  CV"''  =^  ^'''-  »' 

ci^^i:^,Ti'::!:::::r':i:z::::::—^^^^^  ^^""^"-^  ^  j^^y  99. 


Roijal  Carriarjc  Fadorry. 
Superintendent,    Colonel    Sir   G.    S.    Clarke,  KCMG. 

h.p.  Royal  Engineers.  27  Jul.y  94. 
Astisiaiit  Superintendent,   Major  F.    T.    Fisher,    Royal 
Artillery,  i  Aug.  99. 

Royal  Laboratory. 
Superintendent,  Major  J.  S.  Douglas^  R.  Art.  i  July  99. 
Assistant   Superintendent,    Major    H.     0.    W.     Eteson, 

Ro.yal  Artillery,  i  July  09. 
In  charge  of  Danger  Buildings,  Captain  C.  J.  Blunt.R.Art. 
I  Apr.  98;  Capt.  C.  J.  D.  Freeth,  R.  Art.  14  Sept.  99. 
Royal  Gun  Factory. 
Superintendent, 'ii.&iOT  H.  C.  L.  Holden,  R.  Art.i  July  99. 
Assistant  Superintendent,  Lieut.  C.  R.  Acklom,  R.N. 


Royal  Arsenal,  'Woolwich. 


Building  Works. 


Superintendent,  Colonel  M.  T.  Sale,  CMG.  retired  pay 

I  July  83  (i  Apr.  88).  ^ " ' 

First  Assistant,  Major  H,  Huleatt,  R.  Eng.  14  Nov.  00 

(14  Nov.  9^,). 
Second  Assistant,  Captain  N.  Kirby,  Royal  Engineers 

13  Nov.  00.  -J  a  , 

Railway  Traffic  Manager, Uexit.a.  B.  Kensington,  Royal 

Engineers  {temp.).  '      ■' 


Medical  Officers  (.Royal  Arsenal). 
Major  J.  R.  Dodd,  MB.  12  July  97. 


Royal  Small  Arms  Factory  at  Enfield. 
Superintendent,  Colonel  H.  S,  S.  Watkic,  CB.  ret.  pay, 
iS  Aug.  99. 

Royal  Small  Arms  Factory  at  Birmingham. 

Superintendent,  Colonel  F.  W.  J,  Barker,  retired  pay. 
Royal  Artillery,  1  Oct.  92. 


RoyaiaunpowderPaotoryafWaltham  Abbey 
Superintendent,  Major  P.   L.  Nathan,  Royal  Artillery 

21  Jan.  00.  .^  J > 

Assistant    Superintendent,  Major  E.  S.  Cooper,  Roral 

Artillery,  21  Jan.  00.  ^ 

In  charge  of  Danger  Building,,  Captain  W.  B.  Anley, 

Royal  Artdlery,  30  Nov.  97. 


Chief  Ordnance  O^cer.. 


Royal  Army  Clothing  Factory. 

Colonel  P.  E.  Mulcahy  |  Storekeeper 

Medical  Officer,  Ull  Lt.Colonel  J.  H.  Reynolds,  Jfi.r. p. ' 


..H.  L.  Kennedy. 


Consulting  Engineer 


Brennan  Torpedo  Factory. 
..L.  Brennan,  CB.  |  Superintem!ent...Ca,p  .W.  MacAdam,  R.  Eng.,  24  June  96 


ii6 


COMMITrEES   AND    MISCELLANEOUS    ESTABLISHMENTS. 

Ordnance  Committee. 

(Under  the  Dire  dor  General  of  Ordnance.) 

President Lt-General  Sir  H.  Le  G.  Geary,  KCB.  Roynl  Artillery,  22  Mar.  99. 

Vice-Frendent Rear  Admiral  C.  C.  Drury,  R.N.,  i  June  00. 


Jilemberif. 

Lptam  T.  E.  S.  Adair,  R.N 26  Feb.  00 

Lptain  R.  F.  O.  Foote,  CJIG.  R.N 18  Sept.oo 

il.C.  H.  Scott  (Ord.  Consaltin^Off.  for  India.), ex-o^cio, 

[7  Apr.  00. 

.Colonel  H.  P.  ■Willou^liby  (from  R.  Art.)      19  Oct.  98 

.Colonel  W.  E.  Blewitt 10  July  00 

.Colonel  C.  M'G.  Bate,  R.  Engineers 15  Apr.  99 

rF.  J.  Bramwell,  Bf.  M.Inst.CE,  FRS.  DCL.  LLD. 

I  Apr.  Si. 

I*  B.  Baker,  irCMG.  U.Inst.CE.  FSS.  LLD. 


Associate  itembers. 

Dr.  A.  Dupre.  FRS.  (  for  Exvlosives). 

AV.  Kellner,  Ph.D.  FIC.  FCS. 

Colonel  C.  M.  H.  Oowning  (for  Field  Artillery). 

Colonel  A.  J.  Nixon,  R.  Art.  {for  Coast  Defence)^ 
8  May  97. 

p.s.c.  Lt.Colonel  H.  B.  Jeffreys,  R.  Arf.  (for  Quick  Firing 
Field  Giiu»). 

Lt.Col.  W.  F.  Cleeve,  R.  Garr.Art.  (for  iroiinfainArf.). 

Lt.Col.  T.V.W.  Phillips,  R.Gar.Art.f/brSaw^e  Finding). 

The  District  Eng.  Shorncliffe  (ex-officio)—J-or  Lydtt  Ex- 
periments. 

A.G.Greenhill,  21  A.(forMatliemat ics  applied  toGunnery). 


Secretary Major  H.  P.  Hickman,  R.  Artillery i  Apr.  98 

Assistant  Secretary Commander  A.  \V.  Waymouth,  R.K 18  Jan.  gg 

Specially  Employed Captain  J.  G.  M.  Watson,  Royal  Artillery i  Apr.  gg 

Curatorof  Toicer  Armouries H.  A.  Visct.  Dillon,  Fres.  Soc.  Ant.  i  Jan.  99 

Joint  Naval  and  Military  Committee  on  Defence. 

President  The  Parliamentary  Under  Secretary  of  State  for  WaT. 

Members,  Naval  and  Military. 
he  Senior  Naval  Lord  of  the  Admiralty.  I      The  Adjutant  General, 

le  Admiral  Superintendent  of  Naval  ReseiTes.  |      The  Inspector  General  of  Fortifications, 

he  Director  of  Naval  Ordnance.  The  Director  General  of  Ordnance, 

he  Director  of  Naval  Intelligence.  |     The  Director  of  Military  Intelligence. 

Joint  Secretaries. 
)lonel  G.  Hildebrand  (from  R.  Engineers).  |      Captain  R.  B.  Farquhar,  R.N. 


Army  Sanitary  Committee. 

President Lt.General  Sir  C.  M.  Clai'ke,  Part.  XCB.  16  Sept.  99. 

Members. 


Ilonel  H.Lococb,  CB.  retired  pay,  i  July  90(1  Nov.  87). 
rg.  Gen.  J.  A.  Marston.  CB.  MD.  ret.  pay,  i  July  90. 
*  C.  A.  Cameron,  Knt.  CB.  MD.  9  Sept.  90. 
rg.  Gen.  W.  R.  Hooper,  CSI.  late  Ben.  Estab.  (fo) 
Lidia),  6  Apr.  95. 

Secretary C.  E.  Innes,  10  Nov. 


Sar^eon    Colonel    J .   Richardson,   MB,  retired    Indian 

Medical  Service  (for  Indi/i),  13  July  96. 
Major  AV.  G.  Macpherson,  MB.  R.A.  Med.  Corps,5  Mar.  97, 
p.s.c.  Colonel  C.  M.Watson,  CMG. 


Koyal  Engineer  Committee. 


President  . 


:p.*.e.MaiorGeneral.S<VT.  Eraser,  XC5.  CMG.  16  Apr.  96 


ilonel  E.  Dickinson g  Junegg 

Colonel  W.  J.  Mackinnon  2  Oct.  99 

.Colonel  F.  R.  Hannay r  Jan.  gS 

ijor  A.  C.  MacDonnell   16  Dec.  gj 


Ex-officio  Members. 


Major  L.  C.  Jackson    < i  Dec.  95 

Major  G.  A.  Carr 16  May  92 

Ma;or  J.  Winn 6  Dec.  98 

Major  W.  B.  Brown i  Apr.  g6 


Associate  Members, 


^.Colonel  A.  C.  Hansard 6  Juneoo 

ajor  W.  P.  Hawkins June  gS 

ijor  J.  L.  Irvine 26  Aug.  96 

ijor  P.  R.  Burn-Murdoch 1  Jan.  97 

ajor  J.  H.  L'E.  Johnstone  t  Nov.  95 

iptain  H,  M.  St.  A.  Wade  19  Apr.    " 


W.  Kellner,  PA. D.P/C. -FCS 21  June  93 

Major  A.  H.  Randolph,  Reserve  [temp.) 

Captain  S.  H.  Powell  (temp.)  

Captain  H.  Prentice  (temp.) 

Captain  C.  W.  Davy  (temp.)    

Captain  C.  H.  H.  Nugent  (temp.)  


Secretary Major  G,  A.  Carr,  13  Sept.  00  (acting). 

Experimental  O^cer^  Submarine  Mining  Service Captain  G.  P.  H.  Le  Breton-Simmons,  i  Jan.  97. 


Army  Railway  Council. 
President Colonel  D.  A.  Scott,  CB.  DSO. 


Colonel  5(rW.  Pollitt,  Knt.,  Engineer  and  Railway 
Volunteer  Staff  Corps. 

;Lt.Colonel  P.  G.  Von  Donop,  Royal  Engineers. 

Lt.Colonel  Commandant  J.  C.  Hawkshaw,  Engineer 
and  Railway  Volunteer  Staff"  Corps. 

Lt.Colonel   Sir  J.  W.   Wolfe-Barry,  KCB.   Engineer 
and  Railway  Volunteer  Staff  Corps. 

Lt.Colonel  G.  H.  Turner,  Engineer  and  Railway  Vo- 
lunteer Staff  Corps. 

Secretary 


Lt.Colonel  F.  Harrison, Engineer  and  Railway  Volun- 
teer Staff  Corps. 

Lt.Colonel  J.  L.  Wilkinson,  Engineer  and  Railway 
Volunteer  Staff  Corps. 

p.s.c.  Bt.Lt. Colonel  J.'S.  Cowans,  Rifle  Brigade. 

Major  E.  Druitt,  Royal  Engineers. 

Major  J.  W.  Pringle,  Royal  Engineers. 

p.s.c.  Captain  D.  A.  Friederichs,  Royal  Engineers, 

.  T.  H.  Wyatt,  Esq. 


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Miscellaneous  Establishments. 


MISCELLANEOUS   ESTABLISHMENTS. 
Cavalry  Depot  at  Canterbury. 

Ijieutenant  Colonel. — p.s.c.  Edward  Hcc;an,  i  Nov.  oo  (31  May  90;. 

Major  2nd  in  Command. — Major  J.  G.  Fair,  21  Lancers. 

Adjutant. — 

Riding  Magter.—Genrge  Matthews,  13  Nov.  95  (3  Feb.  82) ;  Uoa.  Major,  13  Nov.  95. 

Quarter  Master.— James  William  Humphre.y,i  5  Oct.  93(18  July  83I;  Hon.  Captain,  18  July  93. 

'  Captain  Humphrey  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881. 

Ist  Cavalry  Brigade. — Aldersliot. 

Major  General  Colonel  F.  W.  Hemminp,  17  Feb.  00  ifcnp.). 

Aide  de  Camp  Lieut.  Ron.  D.  M.  P.  Carletnu,  9  Lancers,  11  Sept.  00  [temp). 

Britiade  Major  Captain  C.  E.  G.  Norton,  7  Hussars,  26  Mar.  00  (temp.). 

2nd  Cavalry  Brigade.— Canterbury. 

Colonelon  the  Staff  

Brigade  Adjutant 

3rd  Cavalry  Brigade. — Cunagh. 

Briqadier  General  on  the  Staf  S '^  r^tn  ^'''    f',*''   ^°<='''"^''''    ^'"''-    ^^°-    C™""  ^'P'   '  ^'^^ 

*'  "  (     (ruaras),  9  July  00  (/ewjj.). 

Brigade  Jdjntant   Ca])tain  W.  M.  Tower,  3  Hussars,  26  July  00  {temp.). 

4th  Cavalry  Brigade. — Colchester. 

Colonel  on  the  Staff. 

Byigode  Adjutant  


Remount  Establishment. 


Infpecfor    General. — Major   General    W.     R,   Truman, 
I  Jan.  99.     Head  Quartern. 

Assiiffant  Innjiccforg, 
Colonel  B.  L.  ToUner,  ret.  pay  R.  Artillery,  25  Xov.  99 

(23  June  89).     Wooltcich. 
Colonel  J.C.  Hanforcl  tfrom  h.p.  19  Hussars),  9  Aug.  97. 

Dublin. 
Lt. Colonel  U.  G.  C.  de  Burgh  (from  3  Dragoon  Guards), 

10  March  00.    Loudon  (temp.). 
Dep.  Atav»t,  Adj.  General  {graded  as  Assist.  Adj.  Gen.). — 

p.s.c.  Colonel  R.  C.  B.  Lawrence  (from  h.p.'i  Dragoon 

Guaids),  I  Jan.  00  {temp.).     Head  Quarters. 
Staff  C(i;>^utn.— Major  H.  Morgan,  Reserve,  30  May  00 

{temp.).     Head  Quart erit. 

Oncers  of  the  Army  Beserve,  4^c,,  employed  with  Semounts^ 
i'olonel  H.  P.  DouglasAVillan,  i  Jan.  00. 
Lt.Colonel  A.  M.  Maude,  15  Jan.  00. 
p.tt.c.  Lt. Colonel  H.  R.  Y.  Browne,  ret.  pay,  30  Mar.  00. 
Major  E.  D.  Kennedy,  20  Mar.  00. 
Major  J.  H.  K.  Gritlitb,  27  Apr.  00. 
Major  A.  T.  Middleton,  i3  June  00. 
Major  R.  F.  Meysey-Thompson. 
Major  H.  J.  M'Laughlin. 
Vet.  Major  R.  Rowe,  7  Feb.  00. 

Major  A.  G.  Member,  3  Bn.  York  Lt.  Inf.  3  July  00. 
Major  C.  R.  A.  Leslie.  3  Bu.  Sussex  Regt.  18  Aug.  00. 
Major  J.  F.  A.  Herbert,  Gloucester  Yeomanry,  21  Sept.oo. 
Captain  C.  H.  G.  M.  Clarke,  Rifle  Br'gade,  23  Apr.  00. 
Capiain  J.  O'Donuell,  Qr.  Mr.  ret.  pay,  13  Nov.  00. 
Captain  L.  E.  Barr.v,  10  Jan.  00. 
Captain  W.  F.  Tremayne,  23  Feb.  00. 
Captain  R.  A.  Vansittart,  11  Mar.  00. 
Captain  B.  H.  GuDston,  .9  Mar.  00. 
Captain  H.  T.  Hall,  20  Mar.  00. 
Captain  C.  W.  Cottrell- Dormer,  29  Apr.  00. 
Captain  A.  A.  W.  B.  Bright-Smith,  17  May  00. 
Captain  E.  M.  F.  Muuns,  20  May  00. 
Captain  R.  B.  B.  Christie,  6  June  00. 
Captain  D.  V.  Pine. 
Captain  A.  W.  M.  Richards. 
Capt£in  S.  Harrison. 
Captain  R.  L.  He.^gate. 
Captain  R.  Tremaiiie. 

Captain  L.  B.  Moubray,  Fife  Artillery,  30  Aug.  00. 
Captain  R.  B.  N.  Gunter,  3  Bn.  York  Regt.  —  July  00. 
Captain  P.  A.  Dwyer,  Clare  Artillery. 
Captain  C.  D.  Carleton-Smith,  West   Somerset   Yeo- 
manry Cavalry,  25  Feb.  00. 
Lieut,  M.  F.  Dennis,  7  Mar,  00. 
Lieut.  M.  U.  Weyland,  31  Aug.  00  (20  June  00). 
Lieut.  R.  Crawshay,  12  Oct.  00. 


Lieut.  H.  W.  Ramsay-Fairfax-Lucy,  20  Nov.  00. 
Lieut.  G.  F.  E.  Cotton,  3  Batta'ion  Welsh  Fusiliers. 
2nd  Lieut.  E.  H.  Drummond,  23  Oct.  00. 

Home  Depots. 

staff  Capfui. If. 

Captain  R.  "W.  Burton-Phillipson,   Res.    24    Mar.  c-r. 

Colchester. 
Major  J.  J.  Porteous,  7  June  00.     Canterhnry. 
Bt.Major  M.  C.  Day,  lat9  7  Dr.  Gds.    Southainj)to7t, 

Quarter  Jfasters. 

Hon.  Lieut.  J.  E.  Darby,    4  Mnr.  00.     Colchetfer. 
Lieut.W.U.  Lister,  Hampshire  Yeomanry.  Southampton, 
Lieut.  J.  T.  Hifigius,  Army  Service  Corps.    Dublin. 

South  Africa  Depots. 

(Attached. — The  nuviher  denotes  the  Depot,) 

2  Lt.Colonel  J.  W.  Lodgp,  3  Bn.  Yorkshire  ?legt. 

6  Major  J.  T.  Browne,  Reserve. 

5  Major  S.  K.  Harries,  Reserve. 

4  Major  C.  de  C.  Etberidge,  Reserve. 

2  Captain  W.  W.  Hancocii,  Reeei'\'e,  6  Jan.  00. 

7  Captain  G,  J.  W.  Noble,  Reserve. 

7  Captain  F.  H.  A.  Des  Voeas,  Reserve. 

6  Captain  F.  C.  Richmond- Parry,  Reserve. 

1  Captain  A.  T.  L.  Gilroy,  Reserve. 

6  Lieut.  B.  D'A.  Corbet,  Reserve. 

4  Captain  C.  B.  St.  John-Miklmay,  4  Bn.  Somerset  L  .. 
Infantry. 

4  Captain  A.  S.  Whiteley,  3  Bn.  West  York  Regt. 

5  Captain  R.  de  B.  Hassell,  Kent  Artillerv. 

2  Lieut.  E.  P.  AV.  Cobb,  Reserve. 

5  Lieut.  G.  Hastie,  Reserve. 

4  Lieut  A.  .1.  Moseley,  Reser\'e. 

7  Lieut.  H.  H.  Vignoles.  Reserve. 

6  Lieut.  G.  J.  Metcalf,  Reserve. 

2  Lieut.  J.  ff.  Hopkinson,  Reserve. 

2  Lieut.  M.  B.  Marshall,  South  African  Light  Horse, 

16  Jul  J-  00. 
2  2nd  Lieut.  C.  R.  Woodrofife,  Royal  Field  Artillery. 

2  2nd  Lieut.  F.  D.  S.  Gethin,  Royal  Field  Artillery. 

Qdaeteb  Mastebs. 

3  Charles  John  Dii^gory,  Hon.  Lieut 3  Feb,  00 

4  Charles  Inues,  Hon.  Lieut 3  Feb.  00 

2  James  Barry,  Hon.  Lieut.  3  Feb.  00 

I  Alexander  Clarke.  Hon.  Lieut. 3  Feb.  00 

7  George  Duncan,  Hon.  Lieut 7  Feb.  00 

6  Roland  Pilhnger,  H^o?:,  it>H^ 7  Feb.  00 


Miscella7ieous  Establishments, 


119 


Royal  Hospital,  Chelsea. 

vernor, — 

governor    Sr    Secretary.— p.s.c.    Slajor    General  G. 

Salis-Schvvabe,  12  June  98. 

mtant  Secretary. — J.  Dowling. 

)■Bfan^— Major    E.    C.    Pentland,    ret.   pay    Dublin 

^QSJliers,  14  Apr.  98. 

iplain.—Sev.  J.  H.  S.  Moxley,  BA.  jj  Mar.  96. 

ysician  and  Surqeon  i^witk  rank  of  Colonel). — Thomas 

jigertwood,'  MD.  h.p.  3  June  96. 


Deputy  Surgeon.— UColoael   W.   J.  Maonamara,  MD. 

4  Aug  96. 
Bupenter   (House  Surgeon).— 3.   Hague,   MSC8.   LRCP. 

I  Jan,  97. 
Quarter  Master.— RichA.  Barry  Jupp.ret.  pay,  13  Sept  93 

(9  Sept.  71);  .ffon.  Ca;j«uin,  9  Sept.  Si. 

Captains  of  Invalids, 

J.VanderH.Rees.^late  40F. 
MajorJ.W.Daniell,  ret.  pay. 
Major  E,  W,  Humphry,  ret. 
pay. 


Colonel  A,  Green,  ret.  payi 
Major  E.  Brutton,  ret.  pay 
Major  A.  S.  Carter,  retired 
pay. 


Doctor  T.  Ligertwood  served  throughout  the  Crimean  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  battlesof  Alma  (men- 
Hono°  f  aXxurUsh  Med°alf™^*  '"^'  '^^  '''"  °'  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clips,  Knight  of  the  Legfon 
Ard  Oie^r  ^^"^'^ '"  ""^  ^^"^  Zealand  war  in  .864-65,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  the  engagement  at 


Judge  Advocate  General's  Office. 

Office,  7,  Victoria  Street,  S.W. 

ige  Advocate  General.— Et.  Hon.  Sir  F.  H.  Jeune 
ICS. 

Duty  Judge  Advocate  General.— Sir  J.  Scott,  KCMG. 
jmty  Judge  Advocate.— p.s.c.  Colonel  F.  Cochran  (from 
i.p.  Regimental  District),  24  Oct.  99  {temp.). 


P      Royal  Hospital,  Kilmainham. 

taster.— Ihe  Commander  of  the  Forces  in  Ireland. 

i<  Dep.  Masters.  (^J^^^P^'y  ^''J-  '^"n.  in  Ireland. 
I  The  Dep.  Quarter  Master  Gen.  do. 
Captain  of  Invalids. 
Major  George  Cresswell,  retired  pay. 
■B(an«.— Capt,  J.  Fielding,  Qr.  Mr.  ret.  pay,  3  Nov.  91. 

■sician  and  Surgeon.  [Lt.Colonel  A.  W.  P.  Inman,  MB. 

■«(ary.— Langrishe  F.  Banks. 

irier  Master. — 

citor.—K.  J.  Ferguson,  Esq. 


Army  Pay  Office. 
master  General.— C.  R.  J.  Duke  of  Marlborough. 
itant  Paymaster  General.— C.  J.  Maude,  Esq. 

■  B\\ie.— Facings  Pted 


Army  Purchase  Commission. 

Commissioner.—Sir  J,  C,  O'Dowd,  Knt.  CB.  30  Sept.  71 


Military  Prisons. 

Inspector  Genera!.— Lt.Colonel  M.  C.  Garaia,  ret.  pay. 

Inspectors.— -HaioT  E.  G.  Clayton,  ret.  pay  R.  (Beno-al) 
Engineers;  Cantain  W.  P.  V.  Harris,  late  71  Foot  • 
Captain  L.  P.  Penuethome,  late  R.  Artillery  :  Major 
W.  N .  Darnell,  retired  pay.  J"".jur 

/lM<•r«*o^— OoD.MajorR.A.  Henderson.ManchesterReet. 
17  r  eb,  96.  ** 

Med.  Off.,  LtColonel  W.  P.  Ruttledge,  ret.  pay. 

Cotchester.-Qa.v>t.a.m  E,  W,  K.  Money,  Shropshire  U  Inf 
Med.  Off., 

Cork -Governor,  Major  R.  W.  Andrews,  ret,  pay  Border 
Hegt.  26  Feb,  9^, 
Med.  Off.,  Lt.Colonel  U.  A.  Jenings,  MD.  ret.  pay. 

Dublin.— Governor,  Major    G.  A.  P,  Evans,  let.   pay 
7  Hussars,  9  June  98. 

Med.  Off.,  Lt.Colonel  N.  Aloock,  ret.  pay. 

Oosport.— Governor,  Captain    G.   S.   Haines,  Cheshire 
Regiment,  27  Mar,  96, 
Med.  Off.,  Captain  E.  Chandler,  h.p. 

Malta.— Governor,  Major  C.  R.  Oswald-Brown,  ret.  pay. 
2  Nov.  00.  ■         r  j'l 

Tork  TasHe.— Major  C.  D.  Johnstone,  E.  Surrey  Re?t. 
I  Apr.  99.  ^ 


Tower  of  London. 

table.  General  Sir  Frederick  G.  A.Stephenson,  GCB.  Chaplain,  Rev.  J.  0  .  Edghill,  DD.  ,  Apr.  87  :  Chavlain 

ildstream  Guards,  21  Mar.  98.  General.                                                     !"•"/>  >'»»j'>i"ii 

t.  Lt.General  Sir  W.  Stirlinf,  KCB.  Royal  Artillery,  Medical  oJ^mi-,  Major  B.  A.  Scott.  R  A  M  C 

[an.  00.  ,              .". 
■)T,  Lieut.General  G.  B.  Milman,  CB.  Northnmber 
ad  Fusiliers,  29  Aug.  70. 


list  of  Officers,  now  serving  in  the  Armij,  loho  passed  the  Examination  and  received 
Certificates  at  the  Senior  Department,  Royal  Military  College. 

Bron,  General  Sir  Wm.  Gordon,  KCB.  Lancaster  Jarvis,  Colonel  S.  P.  CZfe.  h.p,  82  P.  May  1S56. 
Slment,  May  1853,  ^Paterson,  Colonel  Wm,,  Unattached,  Nov,  1855. 

Lieut,General  A'ir  J.  W.,   KCB.  Somerset  Light  Stapylton,  Lt-General  G,G.C.,W,  Surrey  Eegt  Mav  1849 
'antry,  Nov,  1847.  j      ^> 

t,  General  Sir  J.  A.,  XCB.  Argyll  and  Sutherland 
;hlanders.  May  1845. 


jiga  List  of  Officers,  now  serving,  ivho  have  passed  the  Staff  College. 


Passed,  December  1860. 

•Grant.  Lt. General  .Sir  R.,  KCB.  R. 
Engineers. 

Passed,  December  1862. 
East,  General  Sir  C.  J.,  KCB. 

Passed,  December  1864. 
VIE  Wood,  General  Sir  H.  E.,  OCB. 
OCMQ. 

Passed,  December  1865. 

Suiher,  General  C.  C,  R.  M.  Art. 

Passed,  December  1866, 
Barker,  General  *>  G.  D.,  KCB. 

Passed,  Ceoember  1S67. 
Walker,  Major  rieneral  A.  L. 

PaasP'l.  December  1869. 
Boughev.  M-yor  General  J. 
Chapman,  rieneral  E.  F.,  CB.  R.  Art. 

Passed,  December  1870, 
Jlanrice,    Major    General  .Sir  J.  F.. 

KCB.  E.  Art,. 
Olery,  llajor  General  .S:r  C.  F.,  KCB. 
VIZ  Sartorius,  Major  Geu.  E.  H.  CB. 

•,♦  In  the  foregoing  lists  the  names 
are  placed  in  the  Order  of  Merit  in 
which  the  Oflicers  pa.ssed  the  final 
Examination,  as  oUicially  notified ; 
but,  the  Order  of  Merit  in  which 
Officers  have  passed  out  of  the  StaH 
College  havinsTceased  to  be  disclosed, 
their  names  in  the/oi'oirin^  lists  are 
consequently  given  in  the  Order  ol 
Merit  in  which  they  passed  into  the 
Staff  College. 

Passed,  December  1871. 
Schwabe,  Major  General  G.  S. 
Dundas,  Colonel    H.    L.,  h.p.   East 

Yorkshire  Regt.  (15  F.) 

Passed,  December  1878. 

Hart,  Major  General  A.  FitzRoy,CB. 

Gosset,  Major  General  M.  W.  E.,  CB. 

Hall,  Colonel  B.  G.,  h.p.  R.  Mar.  Art. 

Briokenden,  Colonel  R.  H.  L.,  Regi- 
mental District. 

Dooner,  Colonel  W.  T.,  h.p.  Regi- 
mental District. 

CoUen,  Major  General  .Sir  E.  H.  H., 
KCIE.  CB.  Indian  S.  C.  (|ia«»f(f  into 
ti'  College  with  the  preceding  Clan). 

Passed,  December  1873. 
Dalrymple,  Major  General  W.  h.,CB. 
Walford,ColonelN.L.,  h.p.R.Art. 
Cooper,  Lt.Colonel    H.    h.p.    North 

Lancashn-e  Regiment. 
Burnett,    Major-General  C.  J.,  CB. 

K-i-HGM. 
•Hutchinson,  Major  General  W.F.  M. 
R.  Artillery. 


Ross  or  Bladensburg,  Lt.Col.  J.  P.G. 
CB.  h.p.  Coldstream  Guards. 

Goldsmid,  Colonel  A.  E.  W.  Regi- 
mental District. 

Morison,  l.t.Uol.  F.deL.,h.p.R.ScolB. 

Hughes  -  Hallett,  Colonel  H.  T., 
h.p.  Middlesex  Regt.  (57  F.) 

Cochran,  Colonel  F.,h  p.  Regtl.  Dist. 

Hare,  Col.  R.C.,  CB.  Kegtl.  District. 

Passed,  December  1878. 

Everett,  Colonel  Sir  \\.,KCMO.  h.p. 

West  Riding  Regt. 
Fergussou,  Colonel  J.  A.  (from h.p. 

Rifle  Brigade.) 
Miles,  Colonel  H.  S.  G.,  MVO.  h.p. 

Muneter  Fusiliers. 
Paterson,  Colonel  A.  M.,  Regtl.  Dist. 

Passed,  December  1879. 

Grove, Major  General  Sir  C,  KCB. 
Leverson,  Lt.Col.  J.  J.,  R.  Engineers. 
Klles,    Major    General     .Sir    E.    R., 

KCB.    Royal  Artillery. 
Jocelyu,    Colonel    J.    R.    J.    (from 

R.Art.) 
Glasgow,Col.J.C.R..h.p.SuffolkReg. 
Ponsonby, Col.  J. G.(  from  Berks  Regt.) 
Craigie,  Colonel  J.  H.  S.,  Highland 

.Lt.  Inf. 
•Spencer.Co'.onel  J.  W.T.,R.  Art. 


Passed,  December  1880. 

Beresford,  Col.  C.  F.  C.h.p.  R.  Eng. 
Montgomery,  Colonel  R.  A.,  R.  Art. 
Buchanan-Dunlop,  Lt.Colonel  H.  D. 

Royal  Artillery. 
Benson,  T.t.Col.F.W.,h.p.  i7  Lancers. 
Browne, Colonel  G.F.,  DSO-,  h.p. 
Northamptonshire  Regt.  (48  F.) 
Romilly,  Major  P.  W.,   DSO.   Scots 

Guards. 
BuUock.Lt.Colonel  G.M., Devon  Regt. 
Thomson, Lt. Col. C.F., h.p.  7  Hussars. 
Prickett,Col.T.,h.p.  Essex  Regt. 
Godfray,    Lt.Colonel  J.    W     " 

Own  Scottish  Borderers. 
•Eraser,  Major  General  Sir  T.,  KCB. 

CMG.,  Ro.yal  Engineers. 
*yc!r  Hart,  Brig. Gen.  .S'ir  Reginald  C, 

KCli.  (from  Roval  Engineers). 
'Watson,  Col.  CM. ,Cil/e.R.  Eng. 
Jeffreys,    Colonel     P.   D.,   CB.   h.p. 
Connaught  Rangers  {88  F.)  (yaif»ed 
into  College  with  preceding  Clues). 
Spence,    Colonel   J.,  h.p.  York  Lt. 
Inf.  ido.). 


Passed,  December  1883. 

Grove,  Colonel  E.  A.  W.  S.,  W. 
Kent  Regt. 

Beckett,  Colonel  C.  E.,  CJ3.h.p.3  Hua. 

Codrington,  Lt  Colonel  A.  E.,  Cold- 
stream Guards. 

Verner,  Lt.Col.  W.W. C.h.p. Rifle  Brig. 

Stone,  Major  F.  G.,  R.  Artillery. 

Settle,  Colonel  H.  H.,  CB.  DSO.  h.p. 
Royal  Engineers. 

Barrow,  Colonel  A.  F.,  CJifG.  DSO. 
Indian  Staff  Corps. 

St.  Clair,  Lt.Colonel  .T.  L.'  C,  h.p. 
Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highldrs. 

Granti  Major  General  II.  F.,  CB. 

V€  Ridgeway,  Col.  R.  K.,  Ind.  S.C. 

Bartcr.Lt.Coi.  C.  St.  L..York  Lt.  Inf. 

Wilkinson,  Col.  X.,  h.p.  Regtl.  Dist. 


Passed,  December  188i. 

Lake,  Colonel  P.  H.  N.,  h.p.  E.  Lane.  ■ 

Regt. 
Moody,  Lt.Colonel  R.S.H.,  Munster 

Fusiliers. 
More-Molyneux,  Colonel  G.  H.,  CB. 

DSO.  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
Banfield,  Major  R.  J.  F.,  Welsh  Regt. 
Sharpe,  Major  B.  J.,  Middlesex  Regt. 
Hammond,  Lt.Colonel  P.  H.,  R.  Art 
Lawrence,  Lt.Colonel  R.  C.  B.,  h.p. 

I  Dragoon  Guards. 


Passed,  December  1885. 


CB. 


Passed,  December  1874. 

Ardagh,    Major    General   Sir  J. 


C.^ 


Stopford,  Colonel   Hon.  F.  W., 
h.p.  Grenadier  Guards. 

Grierson,     Colonel     J.     M.,    MVO. 
Royal  Artillery. 

Walker,  Lt.Col.  H.  C.  C,  Royal  Art. 

Foster,  Major  H.  J.,  R.  Engineers. 

Sharpe, Lt.Colonel  J.B.,R.  Engineers. 

Dunlop,  Lt.Colonel  H.  C,  Royal  Art. 

Penton,  Capt.  H.  E.,  Indian  S.C. 
King's  1  Colville,  Lt.Colonel  A.  E.  W.,  Rifle 
Brigade. 

Adair,  Colonel  W.  T.,  R.  Marines. 

Hogge,  Lt.Col.  J.  W.,  Indian  Staff  C. 

Inglefleld,  Lt.Col.F.  S.,  E.  York  Regt, 

Napier,  Colonel  if^on.  .1.  P.  (from  h.p. 
10  Hussars.) 

Wavell,  Major  General  A.  G. 

Durand,  Col.  A.  G.    A.,  CB.    CIE. 
Indian  Staff  Carps. 

Johnstone, Lt.Col.  J., h.p.  Oxf.  Lt.Iuf. 

Robinson,  Colonel  F.  W.,h.p.  Shrop- 
shire Lt.  Infantry. 


KClB.  CB.R.  Engineers, 
Delavoye,Col.A.M.( from  Essex  Regt.) 
Courtenay,  Lt.Col.  B.  J.,  h.p.  Sussex 

Regiment. 
Gatacre,  Major  General  Sir  W.   F., 

KCB.  D.SO.  K-iHGM. 
Lugard,Col,  E.J. .h.p.Lancaster Regt. 

Passed,  December  1875. 
Morris,  Col. W.G.,ClfG.h. p.R.  Eng. 
Yule,  Colonel  W.  A.,  Regtl.  Dist. 
Kitchener,  Col.  H.  E.  C,  West  India 

Depot. 
Kelly-Kenny,  Major  General  T.,  CB. 
Curteis,  Major  General  R.  L.  H. 
Glen,  Colonel  A.,  Regtl.  District. 
•Harrison,    General    Sir    R.,    KCB. 

CMO. 

Passed,  December  1877. 
Jones,  Col.  D.  F.   from  h.p.  R.  Art.) 
Smith,  Colonel  W.W.  M.,  h.p.  R.Art. 
Barker,  Colonel  J.  C,  h.p.  R.  Eng. 
Hildyard,  Major  General  H.  J.  T.,CS 


Passed,  December  1881. 
Green,  Colonel  A.  O.,  R.  Engineers. 
Murray,  Maior  General  J.  W.,  R.Art. 
Johnson,  Lt.Colonel  R.  F.,  R.  Art. 
Routh,  Lt  Colonel  W.  R.,  h.p.  Suffolk 

Regiment.  1 

Herbert,  Colonel  I.  J.  C,  CB.  CMG. 

h-ii.  Grenadier  Guards. 
Dawson,  Lt.Colonel  D.  F.  R.,  CMG.\ 

h.p.  Coldstream  Guards.  j 

Legard,  Col.  J.   D.,  York  Art.    (W. 

Div.  R.  Artillery). 
Peacocke,  Col,  W.,  CMG.  R.E.  {patted 

into  College  Kith  the  preceding  Clatm). 
Barton,  Major  General  G.,  CB.  Royal 

Fusiliers  {do.). 
Hutton,  Major  General  E.  T.  H.,  CB. 

{do.). 

Passed,  December  1882. 

Morris, ColonelA.W.,  h.)).  Northamp- 
tonshire Regt. 

Haig,  Lt.Colonel  H.  de  H.,  R.  Eng. 

Leete,  Colonel  J.  B.,  B.  Mar.  Art. 

Trotter,  Colonel  J.  K.,  CMO.  R.  Art. 

Dalton,  Colonel  J.  C,  R.  Artillery. 

Mortimer.Lt.ColonelH.B., h.p.  North 
Staffordshire  Regt. 

Allen, Colonel  R.E.,h.p.E.YorkRegt. 

Hutton,  Major  C.  M.,  Lane.  Fusiliers. 

Stephenson, ColonelT.E., Essex  Regt 

Bromfield, Lt.Col. F.W.,CheBhireRegt. 

Balfe,  Colonel  E.,  Indian  SlaffCorps. 


Passed,  December  1886. 

Wyndham,  Lt.Col.  W.G.C.,C.B.2iHuB. 
Paget,  Colonel  H.,  CB.h.p.7  Hussars. 
Allan,  Major  A.  J.  W.,  The  Buffs. 
Callwell,  Major  C.  E.,  R.  Artillery. 
Fleminir,  Lt.Colonel  E.  W.,  R..\rtilr. 
Agar,  Major  E.,  Royal  Engineers. 
Smith,  Major  W.  A.,  R.  Artillery. 
Fletcher,  Lt.Col.  W.  B.,  R.  Artillery. 
Daniell,  Major  J.  F.,  R.  Marines. 
Jones,  Lt.Colonel  A.  E.,  Indians.  C, 
Smythe,  Captain  H.H.,  Scots  Fus. 
Urmstou,  Major  E.   B.,   Argj-11   and 

Sutherland  Highlanders. 
Farrant,  Colonel  H.  C.  B.,  N.  Lane. 

Regt. 
Bethuue,  Lt.Col.  E.  C,  16  Lancers. 
Simpson,    Lt.Col.   C.  R.,  Middlesex 

Regiment. 
Mackenzie.  Lt.Col.  G.  F.  C,  Suffolk 

Regiment. 
Barkworth,  Major   H.  A.  S.,  Bordei 

Regiment. 
Bode,  Major  L.  W.,  Royal  Scots. 
Churchill.  Colonel  M.  Regtl.  Dist. 
Wdliams,  Maj.  R.  B. , Somerset  Lt.  Inl 
Wogan-Browne,  Lt.Colonel  P.  W.  N. 

3  Hussars. 
Kitchener,  Colonel    F.  W.,  W.  York 

Regiment. 
Eastman,  Major  W.  I.,  R  VI.  Art. 


'  Passed  the  Final  Examination  without  havin.g  gone  through  the  College. 


List  of  Officers,  now  serving,  tvJio  have  passed  tlie  Staff  College. 


120 


Pasaed,  December  1887. 

Reade,  Major  R.  X.  R.,  Shropsliire 

Lieht  Infantry. 
Fawkes.  Tolonel  L.  G.,  R.  Art. 
Bannincf,  Capt.  S.  T.,  Munster  Fus. 
Waters.  Lt.CoIonel  W.  H.  H.,  MVO. 

h.p.  Royal  Artillery. 
Waldron,  Lt.ColoEel  F.,  R.  Artillery. 
Hamilton,  M:\ior  W.  G.,  DSO.  East 

Lancashire  Regiment. 
Franklyn,  Colonel  W.  E.,  York  Regt. 
Beatson.Lt-CoIonelF.  C,  Wilts  Regt. 
Caunter,  Major  J.  E. ,  Lane.  Fus. 
Plumer,  Lt.Colonel   H.   C.   O.,  h.p. 

York  and  Lancaster  Regiment. 
Kitson,  Colonel  G.  C,   h.p.   King's 

Royal  Rifles. 
Griffith,  Major  E.  H.. Leicester  Regt. 
Gatliflr. Lt.Colonel  A.  F.,  R.  Mariney. 
Morrison,  Major  C.  G.,  i  Dragoons. 
Lawson.Bt.Lt.ColonelH.M.,  R.  En<:c- 
Renny,  Lt.Col.  A.  M.,  l.S.C.  {pnsged 

into  Colleqe  with,  preceding  Clasx). 
Creagh.  Col.  A.  G.,  CB.  R'.  Art.  {do.). 
CoUings.  Colonel  W,  A.,  h.p.  Berks 

Regt.  {do.). 
Hnmmersley,  Lt.Col.  F.,  Lancashire 

Fusiliers  {do  ). 
Beresford,  Lt.Colonel  C.  E.  de  la  P. 

(from  h.p.Wiltshire  Regimeni)((fo.) 


Passed,  December  1888. 

Reeves,  Col.  J.  (from  Irish  Fusiliers.) 
Barker,Lt.ColoneIJ.  S.  S., Royal  Art. 
Baldock,  Lt.Colonel  T.  S.,  Royal  Art. 
Kemball, Lt.Colonel  G.V.,  Royal  Art. 
O'Leary,  Major  W.  E.,  Irish  Rifles, 
a  ('ourt,  Lt.Col.  C.h.p.  Rifle  Bripade. 
Paris,  Major  A.,  Royal  Marine  Art. 
Curleton,  Lt.Col.  G.D.,  Leicester  Rgt. 
Heuth,  Major  F.  C,  Ft.  Engineers 
Ht'gan,  Lt.Col.  E  ,  Cavalry  Depot. 
tSmith  Dorrien,  Major  General  H.  L., 

DSO.  (from  Derbyshire  Rogt.) 
Kennedy,     Colonel    C.    (from     h.p. 

Suffolk  Regiment.) 
r^Iunro,  Major  L.,  Hampshire  Regt. 
IM'irrigor,    Major    C.    R.    R.,  King's 

Koyal  Rifles. 
M'atts,  Major  C.N.,  Derby  Regiment. 
Burnardiston,  Major  N.  W.,  Middle- 
sex Regiment. 
Gordon,  Major  C.  H.,  The  Buffs. 
.SL;iwell,  Col.  G.D.  h,p.  Devon  Regt. 
Barney,  Bt.  Lt.Colonel  H.  H.,  Gordon 

Highlanders. 
Bewicke-Copley.  Lt.Col.  E.  C.  A.  B., 

King's  Royal  Rifles. 
Annltnge,  Major    J.  L.,  InniskilUng 

Fusiliers. 
Adye,  Bt.Lt.Colonel  J.,  R.  Artillery. 
Henniker-Major,  Lt.Colonel  Ron.  A. 

H.  CoUlstream  Guards. 

Passed,  December  1889. 

Bethell,  Lt.Col.  E.  H.,  R.  Engineers. 

Sinclair,  Lt.Colonel  U.  M.,  R.  Eng. 

Benson,  Major  G.  E.,  R.  Artillery. 

M'Cracken,  Major  P.  W.   N.,  Berk- 
shire Regiment. 

Duff,  Colonel  B.,  C/.ff.Ind.S.C. 

Robb,  Bt.Lt.Colonel  F.  S.,  h.p.  Dur- 
ham, Light  Infanti'y. 

BlUBon,lV('jior  G.  F..  Warwick  Regt. 

Drake,  Major  H.  D.,R.  Marine  Art. 

Leverson.  Major  G.F.,  Ci/G.  R.Eng. 

Belfleld,  Lt.Col. H.E..W.RidingRegt. 

Jeffreys,  Lt.Colonel  H.B.,R. Artillery 

Hamilton,  Bt.Maj.  A.  B.,  King's  Own 
Scottish  Borderers. 

Sbate,  Major  H.  G.  D..  Coldst.  Gds. 

White,  Lt.Col.  J.  G.,  Middlesex  Regt. 

Guinness,  U.Col.H.  W.N. .Irish  Regt. 

Altham,  Major  E.  A.,  Royal  Scots. 

Goldschmid't,  Captain  E.  S.D.,  Welsh 
Regiment. 

Littledale.  Major  H.  C.  T..  4  Dr. Gds. 

Dalrymple-Hamilton,Lt.Color.elIfo)i. 

N.  de  C,  Scots  Guards. 
1  Cavendish,    Major  A.  B.   J.,  Argyll 
and  Sutherland  Highlanders. 

Wildman-Lushington,   Captain    P., 
King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers. 


Compton,  Major  T.  E.,  Northamp- 
ton Regt. 

■Jones,  Major  W.  D.,  Wilts  Regt. 

Kane,  Lt.Colonel  F.R.  P.,  h.p.  East 
Surrey  Regiment. 

Brock-HoUin&head,  Major  L.,  West 
Kent  Regt. 

du  Boulay.  Major  N.  W.  H.,  R.  Art. 

Burn-Murdoch,  Major  J,  F.,  i  Urgns. 

Wilson,  Major  R.  H.  F.  W.  Imperial 
Yeomanry. 

Passed,  December  1890. 

De  Brath,  Alajor  E.,  Indian  S.C. 

Pemberton,  Major  E.  St.  C,  R.  Eng. 

Chance.  Major  H.,  Royal  Artillery. 

Inglefield,  Major  N.  B.,  R.  Artillery 

Western, Major W-G.B.,  W.Kent  Regt. 

Fairholme.MajorW.E.,  Cil/G.R.Art. 

Semini,  Major  V.,  Leicester  Regt. 

Granet,  Major  E.  J.,  R.  Artillery. 

Cole.  Major  A.  W.  G.  L.,  W^-lsh  Fus. 

Poett,  Major  J.  H.,  Dorset  Regt. 

Monro,  Major  C.  C.,W.  Surrey  Regt. 

Ventris,  Colonel  F.,  h.p.  Essex  Retrt. 

Pedley,  Bt.Major  O.  H.,  Conuaught 
Rangers. 

Young,  Lt.Colonel  J.C,  SussexRegt. 

Western,  MajorJ.  S.  E., Indian  S.C. 

Macdonald,  Major  N.  D.,  Wilts  Regt. 

Greenfield,  Colonel  R.  M.  (from 
Inniskilling  Fu.'siliers). 

Lawrpnce,  Capt.  H.  D.,  East  Surrey 
Regiment. 

Broaitwood,  Colonel   R.  G.,i2Lancs. 

Sitwell,  Bt.Lt.Colonel  W.  H.,  North- 
umberland Fusiliers. 

Gawne, Lt.Col.  J.  M.,  Lancaster  Regt. 

Courtenay,  ,Col.  E.  R.  (from  Regtl. 
District). 

Worttev,  Major  Hun.  E.  J.  M.  S., 
CMG.DSO.  King's  Royal  Rifles. 

UdLysone,  Major  H.,  R.  Fusiliers. 

Passed,  December  1891. 
Talbot,  Lt.Col.  7/on.M.G.,R.  Eng. 
Laffan,  Major  H.  U.,  R.  Engineers. 
Davies,  Major  F.  J.,  Grenadier  Gds. 
Bunbury,  Major  W.  E.,  Indian  S.C. 
Allen,  Colonel  D.M.,  West  India  Regt. 
Crawlord,  Major  A.,  R.  Artillery. 
Wintour,Major  F.,  W.Kent  Regt. 
Walter,  Major  W,  F.,  Lane.  t'uu. 
Stuart,  Ma.jor  A.  R.,  R.  Artillery. 
Hawkins,  Lt.Col.  J.  W.,  R.  Artiilerj-. 
Vyvyan,  Major  C.  B.,  E.  Kent  Regt. 
Gieichen,  Major  A.  E.W.CoI^n^CJ[/(?. 

Grenadier  Guards. 
Woodward,  Bt.Major  E.  M. ,  Leicester 

Regiment. 
Blood,Bt.Major  W.P., Irish  Fusiliers. 
Lindley,   Lt.Col.   J-  E.  {from  h.p.  i 

Dragoons) . 
Hudson,  Major  A.  T.  P.,  Manchester 

Regiment. 
Ewart.Bt.Lt.Col.  J.S.,Cam.  Highldrs 
Aston,  Maior  G.  G.,  R.  Mar.  Art. 
Gamble,  Major  R.  X.,  Berks  Regt. 
Walker.  Colonel  M.  C.  B.  F.,  King's 

Royal  Rifles. 
HamiIton,ColonelB.M., E.York  Regt. 
Cowans,  Bt.Lt.Colonel    J.  S.,  Rifle 

Brigade. 
Richardson,  Major  A.J.,E.YorkRegt. 
Pinney,  Major  li.  J.,  R.  Fusiliers 
Johnson, Lt.f'ol.  5'(r  H.  A.  V^.yBart., 

York  Light  Infantry. 
Younshusband,  Major  G.J.,  Indian 
Staff  Corps. 

Pasaed,  December  1892. 
Rycroft,  Major  W.  H.,  n  Hussars. 
Wathen,  Captain  E.  O.,  5  Lancers. 
Cowan,  Lt.Col.  H.  V.  (from  R.  Art.). 
Dawkins,  Major  H.  S..  R.  Artillery. 
Baker,  Major  G.  D.,  R.  Artillery. 
Churchill.  Major  A.  B.  N.,  RoyalArL. 
Stanton,  Major  H.  E.,  2)50.  R.  Art. 
Macbean,  Maior  AV.  A.,  Royal  Art. 
Hickson,  Lt  Col.S.  A.  E.,Z)i'O.R.Eng. 
Heath,  Major  G.  M.,  R.  Engineers. 
Surtees.  Lt.Col.  H.,  Coldstream  Gda. 
Smith,  Major  G.  R.  F.,  Coldst.  Gds. 
Pilcher,  Lt.Colonel  T.   D.,   Bedford 

Regiment. 
Walter,  Major  J.  M.,  Devon  Regt. 


Graham.  Lt.Col.  E.R.C.,  Cheshire  R. 

Lomax,  Lt.Col.  S.H.,  ScottishlRiflei'. 

James,  Capt.B.R.,EastSurrey  Regt. 

Bonus,  Major  W.  J.,  Dorset  RetJt. 

Gosset,  Mujor  E.  A.  G.,  Derby  Regt. 

Shekleton.  Bt  Lt.Colonel  H.  P.,  S. 
Lane.  Regiment. 

Fitton,  Bt.Maj.H.(;.,DoO.BerksEeg 

Morland,  Bt.ilaior  T.  L.  N.,  King's 
Royal  Rifle  Corjjs. 

Carleton,  Lt.Col.  F.  R.  C.  Irish  Fus. 

Delme-Radcliffef,  Captain  C,  Con- 
naughr.  Rangers. 

Foster, Lieiit.  A.,  Argyll  and  Suther- 
land Highlander-. 

Hawes.  Lt.Col.  B.  R.,  IriPh  Rifles. 

VVatkis.Bt.Lc.Col.H.B.B., Indian  S.C, 

Shore,  Bt.  Maj.O.  B.  S.  F.,  IndianS-C. 

Selwyn,  Captain  C.  H.,  Indian  S.  C. 


Passed,  December  1893. 

Shadwell,  Major  L.  J.,  Suffolk  Regt. 

Dawkins,  Major  J.  W.  G.,  K.  Art.^ 

Cadell.  Major  J.  F.,  R.  Aitillezy. 

Rose,  Capt.  J.  M.,  R.  Marine  Art. 

Clauson.  Captain  J.  E.,  Royal  Eng. 

Massy,  Lt.Colonel  P.  H.  H.,  h.p.  6 
Dragoon  Guards. 

Bowes, Bt.  Major  W.H.,  Scots  Fus. 

White,  Capt.  R.  W.  P.,  Welsh  Regt. 

Edwards,  Capt.  F.  M..Z'SO.Ind.  S.C. 

Wilson,  Capt.  H.  H.,  Rifle  Brigade. 

Hamilton,  Major  H.  I.  W.,  DSO. 
West  Surrey  Regiment. 

Riiwlinson,  Bt.Lt.Colonel  Sir  H.  fcj., 
Bart.,  Coldstream  Guards. 

Churchill,  Lt.Colonel  A.  G.,  h.p.  12 
Lancers. 

Dyas,  Major  J.  R.,  ^Varwick  Regt. 

Ley,  Major  W.  G.,  N.  Staflbrd  Regt. 

Watson,  Major  W.  A.,  Indian  S.  C. 

Donne,  Lt.Colonel  H.  R.  B.,  h.p. 
Norfolk  Regiment. 

Banks,  Capt.  W.  S.,  Dorsetshire  Regt 

Marrable,  ('apt.  A.G.,    YorkLt.  int. 

Montagu,  Major  B.,  Suflblk  Regt. 

Gordon,  Major  Hon.  F.,  Gordon  High- 
landers. 

Gaisford,  Major  R.  B.,  Scots  Fus. 

Snow,  Lt.Colonel T.  D'O.,  Northamp- 
ton Regiment. 

Bayly,  Lt.Colonel  A.  W.  L.,  DSO. 
Indian  Staff  Corps. 


Passed,  December  1S94. 
Kenny,  Major  H.  T.,  Indian  S.  C. 
Doran,  Bt.Lt.Col.W.  R.  B.,IrishRegt. 
Montgomery,  Capt.  R.  A.  K.,  R.  Art. 
Loch,  Major  H.  F.,  Indian  S.  C. 
Keir,  MajorJ.  L.,  Royal  Artillery. 
Norie,  Captain  E.  W.  M.,  Middlesex 

Regiment. 
Trench,  Major  F.  J.  A.,  Royal  Art. 
Shute,  Captain  C.  D.,  Rifle  Brigade. 
White,  Major  W.  L.,  Royal  Artillery. 
Napier,  Capt.  G.  S.  F.,  Oxford  Lt.  Int. 
Cuthbertson,    Major  N.    W.,    Royal 

Highlanders. 
Dudgeon,  Captain  F.  A.,  South  Lan- 
cashire Regiment. 
Heii.rd,  Major  E.  S.,  Northnmb.  Fus. 
Nicholson,  Captain  C.  L.,  York  Re^^t 
Gosset,  Captain  E.  F.,  E.  York  Regt. 
Carleton,  Captain  L.  R.,  Essex  Re«-t. 
Brander,  Major  H.  R.,  Indian  S.  C. ' 
Copland,  Captain  C.  S.,  Northampton 

Regiment. 
Conway- Gordon,    Major   L.,    Royal 

Marine  Artillery. 
Jenner.  Major  VV.  K.  W.,  q  Lancers. 
Kiggell,  Major  L.  E..  Warwick  Regt. 
Fortescue,  Bt.Lt.Colonel  Hon.  C.  G. 

Rifle  Brigade. 
Warner,    Major    R.    H.    L.,    Armv 

Service  Corps. 
Byng,  Captain  Hon.  J.  H.  G.,  10 Hue. 
Hume,  Oapt.  C.  V.,  Royal  Artillery. 
Wood,  Lt.Colonel   H.  St.  L.   DSO., 

h.p.  Dortetshire  Regiment. 
Mittord,  Bt.  Lt.Col.  B.  R.,  E.  Sun-ey 

Regiment. 
Capper,  Lt.Colonel    W.   B.,    North- 
ampton Regiment. 

H   2 


I2I-9  List  of  Officers,  now  seroiiuj,  zvJio  have  passed  the  Staff  College 

Passed,  December  1895. 


Henderson,  Bt. Major  D.,  Argyll  and 

Sutherland  Highlanders. 
Peach,  Capt.  E.,  Indian  StafE  Corps. 
Passon,  Major  D.  J.  M.,  R.  Artillery. 
Vallancey,  Cantain  H.  d'E.,  Argyll 

and  Sutherland  Highlanders. 
Dowding,  Uapt.  H.  H.H.,  Essex  Regt. 
Ducrot,  Major  L.  H.,   R.  Artiillery. 
Williams,  Major  G.  D.  R..  Berks  Regt. 
Chichester,  Capt.  A.  A.,  Dorset  Regt. 
Cotlin,  Captain  C-,  Roval  Engineeis. 
Massy,  Major  W.  G.,  Royal  Artillery. 
Ludlow,  Major  E.  R.  O.,  Army  Ser- 
vice Corps. 
Dunlop.  Major  A.  S.,  R.  Artillery. 
Gwalkm,  Maj.W.G.  Manchester  Regt. 
Evans,  Miijor  H.  J.,  Liverpool  Regl. 
Bird,  Major  S.,  Royal  Fusiliers. 
Taylor,  Major  E.  T.,  Cheshire  Begt. 
Maunsell.  Major  F.  R.,Rov.  Artillery 

{aimitled  icithoitt  competition), 
Hiccman,  Major  H.O.D.jInniskilling 

Fusiliers  (do.). 
Alderson,  Captain    K.   A.   H.,  West 

Kent  Regiment  (do.). 
Fortescue.  Major  F.  A.,  CJfff..King's 

Royal  Rifles  (do.). 
Adye.  Major  W.,  Irish  Rifles  (do.). 
DUCat,Capt.  CM.,  Indian  Staff  O. (do), 
philipps, Capt.  I.,  Indian  Stafl*  C.  (do.). 

Passed.  December  1896. 
Graham,  Major  H.    W.    G.,    DSO., 

5  Lancers. 

Perceval,  Major  E.  M.,  Royal  Art. 

Thompson,  MaiorW.  A.  M.,R.  Art. 

Teunant,  Major  H.  L.,  Royal  Art. 

Ewbank,  Captain  W.,  Royal  Eng. 

Kirkpatrick,  Captain  G.  M.,  R.  Eng. 

Friederichs,  Captain  D.  A.,  R.  Eng. 

Earle,  Captain  S.,  Coldstream  Gds. 

Barter,  Major  B.  St.  J.,  Lincoln  Regt. 

De  Gruyther,  Captain  C.  M.,  Suflblk 
Regiment. 

Knox,  Captain  J.  S.,  E.  York  Regt. 

Sladen,  Major  J.  R.  F.,  E.  York  Regt. 

Walker,  Bt.Lt.Col.  H.  S.  Scot.  Rifles. 

Sloman,  Capt.  H.  S.,  E.  Surrey  Regt. 

Skiuner,  Capt.  P.  St.  D.,  Sussex  Regt. 

Bridge,  Captain  W.  C,  South  Staf- 
ford Regiment. 

Jennings-Bramly,  Captain  H.,  Royal 
Highlanders. 

Barthorp,  Captain  A.  H.,  Northamp- 
ton Regiment. 

Hamilton,  C:ipt.  L.  A.  H.,  York  L.  I. 

MacBean,  Capt.  J.  A.  E.,  nSO.Dublin 
Fusiliers. 


.Strachey, Major  R.  J.,  Rifle  Brigade. 
Carter,  Capt.  E.  E.,  Army  Ser.  Corps. 
Young,  Major  F.  de  B.,  Indian  S.  C. 
Clay,  Captain  C.  H.,  Indian  S.  C. 
Tod,  Captain  J.  K.,  Indian  S.  C. 
Lawrence,  Maj.  i/on.  H.  A.,  17  Lanes. 
Du  Cane.  Major  H.  J.,  Roy.  Art. 
Maude,  Major  F.  S.,  Coldstream  Gds. 

Passed,  December  1897. 

Allenhy,  Major  E.  H.  H.,  6  Dragoons 

Johnston,  Major  .1.  T.,  R.  Artillery, 

Burrowea,  Major  H.  G.,  R.  Artillery. 

Furse,  Captain  W.  T.,  R.  Artillery. 

Walker,  Major  G.  T.  F..  Royal  Art. 

Edmonds,  Major  J.  E.,  R.  Engineers. 

Macdonogh.Capt.  G.  M.  W.,  R.  Eng. 

Vallentin,  Capt.  J.  M.,  Somerset  Lt. 
Infantry. 

O'Donnell,  Capt.  H.,  W.  York  Regt. 

Gogariy,  (Captain  H.  E.,  Scots  B'us. 

Blair,  Captain  A.,  King's  Own  Scot- 
tish Borderers. 

Buckley.Capt.  E.  J.,Inniskilling  Fus. 

Capper, Bt. Maj. T..E  Lancashire  Regt 

Anderson, Capt.  W.. I., W.RidingRegt. 

Haking,  Major  R.  C.  B.,  Hampshire 
Regiment. 

Phipps,  Captain  P.  R.,  Dorset  Regt. 

Phillips,  Capt.  H.G.C.,  Welsh  Regt. 

Biddulph,  Capt.H.  M.,  Rifle  Brigade. 

HoUoway,  Capt.  B.,  Indian  Staff  C. 

Willoaghby,  Capt.  M.  E.,  Indian  S.C. 

Dyor,  Capt.  R.  E.  H.,  Indian  S.  C, 

Birkbeck,MajorW.H.,i Dragoon  Gds. 

Haig,  Major  D.,  7  Hussars. 

Findlay,  Major  K.  D.,  R.  Artillerv. 

SanQbach,Bt.U.ColonelA.E..R.E'iig. 

Douglas.  Lt. Colonel  W., Royal  Scots. 

Stopford,  Major  L.  A.  M.,  Irish  Gds. 

Heath,  Major  H.N.C.,  YorkLt.Inf. 

Colomb,  Capt.  F.  C,  Indian  S.  C. 

Passed,  December  1898. 

Wyndham,  Major  G.  P.,  16  Lancrs. 
Symonds,  Captain  G.  D., Royal  Art. 
Owen,  Captain  F.  C,  Royal  Art. 
Molony,  Major  F.  A.,  Royal  Eng, 
O'Meara,  Major  W.  A.  J. .Royal  Eng. 
Ruggles-Brise,  Captain  H.G., Grena- 
dier Guards. 
England,  Major  T.  P.,  Royal  Fiis. 
Bannatyne,Captain\V.  S.Livrpl.  Rgt. 
Everett,  Capt.  H. J., Somerset  Lt.  In!' 
May,  Captain  \V.  S.  R.,  B.  York  Regt' 
Fowle,  Captain  T.  E.,  Bedford  Regt' 
Tuson,  Captain  H.  D.  Border  Regt.' 
Banon.  Major  F.  L.,Shrop.  Lt.  In?. 


Oxiey,  Captain  R  S.,  K.  R.  Rifles. 
Burro -res,  Captain  A.  R.,  Irish  Fus. 
King-Salter,  Major  H.  P.,  Rifle  Brig. 
CUmo,  Major  V.  C,  W.  India  Regt 
Barrow, Captain  G.  de  S.,Ind.S.Crps 
Holman,  Capt.  fl.  C,  Ind. Staff  CrjB. 
I'.oliertson,  Major  W.    B.,   DSO.,    3 

Dragoon  Guards 
Thompson.  Major  C.  W..  7  Drag.Gds. 
Stewart,  Captain  R.  S  ,  L'pool  Regt. 
Murray.  Lt. Colonel  A.J.,  Inniskilling 

Fusiliers. 
Nuijent,    Major    O.    S.    W.,    DSO., 

King's  Royal  Rifles. 
Fox-Strangewav,  Capt.T.S.IrishRfls. 
Henstock,  Major  F.  T.,  W.  India  Egt . 


Passed,  December  1899. 

Crowe,   Maior  J.  H.  V.,  Royal    Art. 
Milne,  Major  G.  F.,  Royal  Art. 
Baldwin,  Captain  J.  G.,  R.  Art 
Ward,  Captain  M.  C.  P.,  Royal  Art. 
Ballard.  t;aptam  C.  R,,  Norfolk  Rgt. 
Ros*,  Captain  C,  Norfolk  Regt. 
Boyle,  Capt.  A.  G..  Somerset  L.  I. 
Pollard,  Capt.  J.  H.  W.,  Scots  Fus. 
Hart,  Captain  A.  H.  8.  E.  SurreyRgt. 
.lervis-Kd wards. Captain  C.  B.,  Duke 

of  Cornwall's  Lt.  Infantry 
Thompson,  Capt.  R.  W.,N.  Lan.  Rgt. 
Elles.  Maj  r  A.  W.,  York  Lt.  Inf. 
Dundas,  Captain  F.  C,  Argj'U  and 

Sutherland  Highlanders. 
Saunderson,  Capt.  L.  T.,  Rifle  Brig. 
Rennick,  Capt.  F.,  Indian  Staff  Crps. 
Knight,  Capt.  W.  C,  Indian  Stafl  C. 
Home,  Captain  J.  M.,  Indian  Staff  C. 
Mackenzie.  Bt. Major  C.  J.  Seaforth 

Highlariders. 
Cleeve.  Major  F.  J.  S.,  R  jyal  Art. 
Gay,  Major  A.  W.,  Royal  Artillery, 
Hunter- Weston,  Brevet  Major  A.  G., 

Royal  Engineers. 
Fowler,  Capt.  J.  S.,  DSO.  R.  Eng. 
Monck,  Major  C.  S.O.,  Coldstream 

Guards. 
Lynden-Bell,  Captain  A.    L.,    Eas 

Kent  Regiment;. 
Braiihwaite,  Capt.  W.  P.,  Somerset 

Lijht  lafantry. 
Twvford,  Major  E.  H.  8.,  Scottish 

Rifles. 
MacTier,Captain  H.C.,  Hants  Regt. 
Pratt. Captain  E.  St.  G.,  Durlmm  Lt. 

Infantry 
Chapman,  Capt. A.  J.,  Dublin  Fus. 
Yarde-Buller.     Captain    Hon.     H- 

Rifle  Brigade. 
Baynes,  Capt.  D.  P..  Ind.  S.  Corps. 


Officers  under  Section    V.,  Paragraph   74, 
Staff  Employment   iu  coiisequeiice  of 
Passing  the  Staff  College. 

Lieutenant  Geneb-il. 
Grenfell,  Sir  F.  W.,  OCS.  OCMO. 
Butler,  Sir  W.  F.,  KCB. 
Kitchener,  H.  n.Lord,  GCB.KCMG.,  Royal  Enaineers. 

Major  Genbbals. 
Bundle,  Sir  F.  M.  L..  KCB.  CilQ.  DSO.,  Royal  Art. 
Stewart,  R.  M'G.,  CB.,  Royal  Artillery. 
Colvile,  Sir  H.  E.,  KCilO.  CB. 
Morton,  Sir  G.  de  C,  KCIM.  CB. 
'lurner,  A.  E.,  CB. 
Lane,  R.  B.,CB. 
Slade,  F.  G.,  CB. 
Slade,  J.  R.  CB.  Royal  Artillery. 
Kelly,  W.  F.,  CB. 

Colonels. 
Wood,  E.,  CB. 
Wynne,  A.  S.    CB. 
Croflon,  M.  S.,  CB.  DSO. 
p. I.e.  Ventris,  F. 
Brubazon,  J.  P.,  CB. 
Nicholson,  Sir  W.  G.,  KCB. 
ITC  Beresford,  iord  W.  L.  de  la  P.,  ECIE.  h.p. 
Hamilton,  I.  S.  M.,  CS.  DSO. 
Murray,  R.  H.,  CB.  CilG. 
Hemming,  P.  W.,  CB. 
Money,  G.  L.  C,  CB.,DSO..  h.p. 
Grant,  H.  G.,  CB.  Regimental  District. 
Hilliard,  W.  E. 
Clements,  R.  A.  P.,  DSO. 
Cochrane,  W.  F.  D.,  CB. 
Quirk,  J.  O.,  CB.  DSO.,  Regimental  District. 


of  the  Queeti's  Regulations   Qualified  for 
Service  on  the  Staff  in  the  Field,  without 


Lieutenant  Colonels. 

Childers,  E.  S.  E.,  CB,  Royal  Engineers. 
Smith-Rewse,  H.  W.,  Royal  Engineers. 
Kincaid,  W.  F.  H.  S.,  Royal  Engineers. 
Pink,  F.  J.,  DSO.,  West  Surrey  Regiment. 
Milne,  R.  L.,  DSO.  (from  h.p.  Leicester  Regiment), 

Majors. 

p.i.c.  Wortley.E.  J.  M.  S.,  CilO.DSO.,  King's  R.Rifles. 

Doran,  B.  J.  C,  Irish  Regiment. 

Triscott.  C.  P.,  DSO.,  Roval  Artillery. 

Holme,  B.  P.,  East  Kent  Regiment. 

Hobday,  E.  A.  P.,  Royal  Artillery. 

Morgan.  C.  B.  XISO.  West  Indii  tlegiment. 

Scudamore,  C.  P.  DSO.,  Scots  Fusiliers. 

Bernard,  E   E.,  Army  Service  Corps. 

WiUiams,  E.  C.  J.,  East  Kent  Regiment. 

Asser,  J.  J..  Dorset  Regiment. 

Watson,  J.  K.  DSO.  King's  Royal  Rifles. 

Wilkinson,  E.  B.,  Lincoln  Regiment. 

Bainbridge,  E.  G.  T..  E.  Kent  Regiment. 

Hamilton,  C.  de  C,  Royal  Artillery. 

Baynes,  K.  S.,  Reserve. 

Captain. 

Maurice,  F.  B.,  Derbyshire  Regiment, 

Lieutenant. 
Maclnnes,  D.  S.,  Royal  Engineers. 


Her  Majesty's  Bodtj  Guard  uf  Gentlemen- at- Arms. 
Honourable  Corps  of  Gentlemen-at-Arms, 

The  Body   Guard  of  the  Sovereign  on  all  Public  and  State  occasions. 
(Established  in  thb  Yeab  isoq.) 

Captain Henry,  Lord  Helper,  i6  July  95. 

Lieutenant   Sir  Henry  Huirh  OMham,>  A'h(.  Colonel  ret.  pay  Cameron  Hghdrs 

Standard  Bearer Aubone  Geor^^e  Fife,"  Colonel  late  6  Dragoon  Guards,  i  July  00.  ' 

Gbntlbuem-at-Abms. 


SLapleion  Charles  Cotton Pi6  Oct    40 

Fran  cis  C.  AVemyss,  Colonel  3  Bn.  West  Riding 

Regiment ''15K0V.60 

Stanhope  Leonard  Douglas  Willan.^late  Cap- 
tain 2  P 8  Oct.  63 

Paget  John  Bourke,^  late  Captain  11  F 25  Apr.  64 

John  Henry  Lowndes,^  late  Lt. Colonel  6  F.  ...  17  Dec.  64 
Jas.  Ainslie  Stewart,'*  late  Colonel  R.  Marines  4  June  69 
John  Glas  Sandeman.i^  late  Captain  i  Drs....  18  June  69 
Walter  Clopton  Wiugfield.'^  late  Major  Mont- 

gomery  Yeomanry  Caoalry 22  Apr.  70 

V^  John   Grant  Malcolmson,^**  late  Lieut.  3 

Bombay  Cavalry 25  May  70 

John  Hampden  Waller. 21  late  Lieut.  28  F 24  Aug.  70 

Reynold  Alleyne  Clement,^"  late  Capt.  68  Foot, 

and  late  Lt.  Colonel  2  Bucks  Jti/le  Volunteers...      1  Apr.  76 

Charles  Cooch, 2**  Colonel  retired  pay   14  Mar.  77 

Edward  Brown,29  Colonel  r.f  p.  loi  F i  July  77 

Geo.  Henry  Pocklingtou,^"  lateLt.Col.  18  Ft.  i  July  77 
Henry  Brackeubury.^i  late  MajorDepot  Batt.  8  Nov.  77 
Arthur  Allen  Owen, ^8  Colonel  retired  pay  88th 

Connauglit  Rangers    3  Mar.  85 

Herbert  Alex.  St.  John  Mildmay.^a  Lt.Colonel 

late  Rifle  Brigade 16  Oct.  85 

Ghas.Clitherow  Gore, *"Col. ret. pay  Irish  Rifles  27  Jan.  87 
John    Edward    Varty    Rogers, *2     Lt.Colonel 

retired  pay  102  F 27  Apr.  87 

Charles  Wheler  Hume,"  Bt.  Major  late  Rifle 

Brigade:  Hon.  Col.  late  4  Bn.  TV.  Kent  Regt.  g  Jan,  88 
Christopher  Middlemass  Davidson,*'  Lt.Col. 

retired  pay  Munster  Fusiliers   5  May  89 

Walter  Frederick   Kelsey,*^   Colonel  retired 

pay  Seaforth  Highlanders [     i  Jan.  gc 

y.f>.e.  Charles  Wyndhara  Murray,*®  MP.  for 

Bath,  Colonel  retired  pay  Gloucester  Regt. 


Augustus  James  Hill,*^  Lt.Colonel  retired  pay 

Royal  Marine  Artillery 

Walter  Henry  Holbechi"  Lt.Colonel  retired 

pay  King's  Roval  Rifles    

Edward  Tufnell,^:*  Knight  of  Grace  of  St.  John 
of   Jerusalem,    MP.    for    Soutk-East   JEnsex, 

Lt.Colonel  retired  pay  Irish  Regiment  

Edward  George  Keppel,^^  Lt.Colonel  retired 

pay  Manchester  Regiment  

Alfred  Western  Hatchell  Hornsby  -  Drake, ^^ 

Lt.Colonel  late  Madras  Staff  Corps 

Brackley     H.     Harrington     Kennett,^*    late 

Major  South  Yorkshire  Regiment     

George  Anthony  Ellard   Gore,^"   Lt.Colonel 

I     late  Royal  Marines  

Augustus    Frederick     LiddelL^i    Capt.    late 

I     R.A 

Robert  Henry  Brooke-Hunt, ^^  Lt.Colonel  late 

I     Seaforth  Highlanders    

Charles    Edgeworth    Gubbins,^    Major  late 

I     Bengal  Staff  Corps  

|ffo7i.  William  Chambr6  Rowley,^*  Major  late 

I     Royal  Artillery 

Wilford   Neville  LLoydj^^  Major  late  Royal 

Artillery   !.... 

Y€  William    Mordaunt    Marsh     Edwards,^^ 

Major  late  Highland  Light  Infantry 

Basil  Edward  Spragge,^'  DSO.  Major  retired 

I     pay  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry  ;  Commanding 

a  Battalion  of  Imperial  Yeomanry ,  with  rank 

I     of  Lt.Colonel 

Stewart  MacDnugall,^'*  Major  late  Argyll  and 

Sutherland  Higlanders 

Wm.  Kenyon  Mitford.'^  Colonel  late  8  Husears 
Chas.  Rosdew  Burn,"  Lt  Col.  late  i  Dragoons 


130 


25  June  gi, 

17  July  gi 
T  July  93 

21  Mar.  94 

i7Jul3    u4 

20  Apr.  gs 

20  Apr,  95 

I  Junegs 

27  July  95 

10  Feb.  g6 

I  Jan.  97 

1  Jan.  99 

I  Jan.  99 

19  Feb.  99 


I  Jan.  9 
Clerk  of  the  Cheque  and  Adjutant.— Kenry  Arthur  Fletcher,^'  Lt.Colonel  late  Bengal  Cavalry,  i  Ju' 
Sub  Q^ccr.— Lt.Colonel  J.  G,  Sandeman,'^  late  Captain  i  Dragoons,  21  Feb.  74 . 
Scarlet — Facings  Blue  Velvet,  |  Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 

Qentlemen-at-Arms  on  Half  Pay. 


8  May  00 
I  Dec,  00 
I  Dec.  00 

Ij  00. 


Bevil  Granville,"  late  Bt.Major  23  Foot    

William     Cuninghame    Cuainghame,^^    late 

Captain  79  Foot  

John  Chas. D.Morrison. '^late Col. R.  Marines 
Cha.Edwyn  Wyatt,*'  late  Bt.Major  8  Hussars 


9  Sept. 63 

18  Aug.  67 
30  Mar.  69 
20  July  69 


Francis  Pavy."  late  Captain74  Foot   

John  Walroud  Clarke,^  late  Captain  10  Hus. 
PhilipLimborch  Tillbrook,*'late  Major  Unatt. 
Wm.ChesterMaster,  CB.2^  late  Colonel  28  F. 


20  July  6g 
8  Mar.  6s 
18  Dec.  86 
31  Oct.  70 


*  Sir  Henry  Oldham  served  in  the  China  Expeditionary  Force  of  i860,  and  was  present  m  the  actions  of  Sinho 
and  Tangku,  assault  and  capture  of  the  North  Taku  Fort,  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served 
in  the  Cossyah  and  Jynteah  Hill  campaign  in  1863. 

5  Captain  Willan  landed  in  the  Crimea  on  30th  June  1855  with  the  13th  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present  at  the 
battle  of  the  Tchernaya,  aiege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  {Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

fi  Captain  Bourke  served  with  the  Cape  Mounted  Rifles  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1850-51  (Medal);  and  in  1852-53  in 
the  Orange  River  Territory,  where  he  commanded  several  successful  patrols. 

8  Lt.Colonel  Lowndes  served  with  the  47th  Regt.  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the 
battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,  capture  of  Balaklava,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  sortie  of  26th  Oct.,  and  storming 
the  Quarries  on  7th  June— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevets  of  Major  and  Lt.Colonel,  Knigh  of 
the  Legion  of  Honor,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie). 

«  Captain  Clarke  served  with  the  10th  Hussars  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  17th  April  1855,  including  the  siege 
and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  capture  of  Tchorgaum,  battle  of  the  Tchernaya  where  he  commanded  a  squadron  in  support 
of  a  trooD  of  Horse  Artillery,  and  an  aff"air  with  the  Cossacks  near  Kertch  (Medal  with  *^lasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

*5  Colonel  Morrison  was  present  when  the  batteries  of  Obligado  in  the  River  Parana  were  attacked  and  carried 
aoth  Nov.  1845.  Served  on  the  China  expedition  ot  1857-59,  including  the  blockade  of  the  Canton  river,  Ihelanding 
before,  storm  and  capture  of  the  city.  Served  as  Provost  Marshal  to  the  expedition,  and  afterwards  as  D.A.A, 
General  to  the  Army  in  garrison  at  Canton  (Brevet  of  Maior).  Seived  the  campaign  in  the  north  of  China  in  i860, 
including  the  action  of  Sinho,  taking  of  Tongoo,  storm  and  capture  of  the  North  Takoo  fort  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches), and  subsequent  operations  (Medal  with  three  C'asps,  and  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel). 

1*  Colonel  Stewart  served  throughout  the  campaign  in  Syria  in  1840,— at  the  Camp  at  D'Jouni  as  Acting  Engineer 
t)|e  storm  and  capture  of  Sidon,  surrender  of  Beyrout,  bumbardment  and  capture  of  St.  Jean  d'Acre  (War  Medal 
«Tith  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  also  on  the  West  Coast  of  Africa  from  1841  to  1844 ;  commanded  a  de- 
tachment of  Marines  at  the  destruction  of  several  Barracoon8ini842  and  liberated  1,200  slaves  at  Kabenda,Ambriz, 
Black  Point,  Loango,  Punta  da  Linha,  25  miles  up  the  river  Congo  ;  and  a  second  time  at  Kabenda,  three  miles 
inland,  when  he  was  attacked  by  a  much  superior  force,  and  after  liberating  the  slaves  and  destroying  the  barra- 
coons  effected  a  safe  retreat  to  the  beach  with  three  men  mortally  wounded,  closely  pressed  by  a  large  force 
of  armed  Africans  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  with  the  battalion  of  Royal  Marines  sent  to  Japan  from  1864 
to  1866,  and  was  present  at  the  bombardment  of  the  batteries  at  the  Straits  of  Simonosnki,  the  entrance  of  the 
inland  sea  of  Japan,  on  the  5th  and  6th  Tent.  1864. 

>*  Lt.Colonel  Sandeman  served  with  the  lat  Royal  Dragoons  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  6th  Oct.  1854 
and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  Balakiava,  Inkerman  and  Tchernaya,  siege  ana  fall  of  Sebastopcl  (Medal  with 
three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal).  ,       .   ,     ■  t  r,i       \     x^ 

'"'  Major  Wyatt  served  with  the  14th  Light  Dragoons  in  tne  Persian  expedition  of  1857  (Medal  with  Clasp) .  Also 
in  the  Central  India  Field  Force  under  Sir  Hugh  Rose  in  1856  and  was  present  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Rabutghwy, 
action  of  Barodia,  relief  of  Saugor,  capture  of  Gurrakota.  forcing  the  Muddunnore  PasF=,  siege  and  capture  of 
Jhansi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .     r,*,- 

»9  Major  Wingfield  served  with  the  ist  Dragoon  Guards  throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  m  China,  and  was  pre- 
sent at  the  fall  of  the  Taku  Forts,  and  engaged  in  the  action  of  Sinho,  also  those  of  the  18th  and  21st  September. 
Commanded  the  Cavalry  force  sent  to  Tungchon  with  Mr.  Wade  to  demand  the  giving  up  of  the  prisoners  on  the 
aoth  September,  and  present  at  the  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) . 

»<>  Lieutenant  Maleolrason  served  in  the  3rd  Bombay  Light  Cavalry  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary  1?  orce  m 


130a  The  Honourable  Corps  of  Oentlemen-at-Arms. 

i3i;6-s7,  including  the  assault  ami  cantnre  of  EesWi-e,  surrender  of  Bushire.  expedition  to  Boroz.ioon,  and  action  o 
Khooshal)  (Victoria  Cross,  and  Medal  with  Ulasp) :  was  awarded  the  Y€  under  the  following  circumstances  :— "  On 
the  occasion  of  an  atcacK  on  the  enemy  on  the  8th  February  1857,  led  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Forbes,  C'J<.,Lieutenaii« 
Moure,  t,ho  Adjutant  of  the  retjimeiit,  was,  perhaps,  the  trtt  ol  all  by  a  horse  s  length.  His  horse  leaped  inte  the 
square,  and  in'atantly  I'ell  dead,  crushing  down  his  rider,  and  breaking  his  sword  as  he  fell  amid  the  broken  ranks 
of  the  enemy.  Lieutenant  Moore  speedily  extricated  himself,  and  attempted  with  his  broken  sword  to  force  his  way 
through  the' press  ;  but  he  would  assuredly  have  lost  his  life  had  not  the  gallant  young  Lieutenant  Maleolmson, 
observing  his  peril,  fc/ught  his  way  to  his  dismounted  comrade  through  a  crowd  of  enemies  to  his  rescue,  and, giving  ■ 
him  his  stirrup,  safely  carried  him  through  everything  out  of  the  throng.  The  thoughtfulness  for  others,  cool 
determination,  devoted  courage  and  ready  activit.y  shown  in  extreme  danger  by  this  young  Officer,  Lieutenant 
Maleolmson,  appear  to  have  been  most  admirable,  and  to  be  worthy  of  the  highest  honour."  Served  also  with  the 
Central  India  Field  Force,  including  the  siege  of  Hatghur  and  fall  of  Calpee  (Medal  with  Clasp) . 
21  Lieut.  Waller  served  in  the  Oude  campaign  in  1858,  including  the  capture  of  the  fort  of  Kaili  (Medal).  ^ 

"  Colonel  Master  commanded  the  '^th  Fusiliers  at  the  relief  of  Lucknow  in  Xov.  1857,  and  served  with  it  m 
Outram's  Force  at  the  Alumbagh  in  all  the  operations  of  the  succeeding  months,  and  commanded  the  Regt.  at  the 
saptureof  Lucknow,  as  also  throughout  the  Oude  campaign  of  1858-59,  including  the  action  of  Doundcrkeiraano 
Buxarghat,  and  capture  of  the  Fort  of  Oomerea  (several  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  LI.  Colonel,  C.B., 
Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  a  year's  service) .  ^ 

'*  Captain  Cuninghaine  served  with  the  7Qth  Highlanders  in  the  Crimean  campaign  of  1854  up  to  26th  November 
and  also  from  January  to  Qth  February  1855,  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Balaklava,  and  siege  of  Sebastopel 
(Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
2"  Lt. Colonel  Clement  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1864-66  (Medal) . 

"*  Colonol  Cooch  served  with  the  62nd  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  isth  Nov.  1854,  including  the  siege  ana 
fall  of  Sehastopol  and  the  sorties  of  the  5th  gth  and  loth  May,  defence  of  the  Quarries  7lh  Juno,  assaults  of  the 
Redan  on  the  i8thJune(in  command  of  the  Wool-bag  part\  of  his  regiment)  and  8tb  ijeptember  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5lh  Cla.SB  of  the  Medjidie,  Sardinian 
and  Turkish  Medals).  Appointed  Town  Major  in  Sebastopol  immediately  after  its  fall  for  his  services  during  the 
siege  and  final  assault. 

-»  Colonel  E.  Brown  served  throughout  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-46,  including  the  battles  of  Ferozeshah  and 
Bobraon  (Medal  and  Clasp).  Burmese  war  of  1852-53,  including  the  recapture  of  Pegu  on  21st  Nov.,  relief  of  it» 
garrison  on  14th  Dec,  and  operations  in  the  vicinity  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  Suppression  of  the  Indian 
Mutiny,  incliming  the  battle  of  Budleekeserai,  siege  of  Delhi  and  assault  of  the  Eedgate,  wounded  in  five  places,  in 
one  dangerously  i  Brt^vet  ot  Major.  Medal  with  Clasii).  Served  in  the  Indian  N.W.  Frontier  war  of  jS53,  and  wa» 
present  at  the  attack  andcapture  of  the  Conical  Hill  and  Umbeyla  (Clasp). 

"  Lt. Colonel  G.  H.  Pocklington  served  with  the  18th  Royal  Irish  in  the  Burmese  campaign  of  1852-53  (Medal 
with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  Served  alsoin  the  Crime?  from  ist  .lune  1855,  including  the  siegeand  iallof  Sebastopol, and 
attack  of  thi  iStli  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"  Major  Brackenbury  served  with  theCist  Regiment  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  184S-49,  and  was  present  ottle 
battle  of  Goojorat,  and  With  the  B'ield  Force  iu  pursuit  of  the  enemy  to  the  Khyber  Pass  in  February  and  March 
18,9  (Medal  with  Clasp)  Prescntwith  the  expedition  to  the  Euzofzie  Country  and  ai  the  attack  and  capture  ol 
insurgent  villages  on  the  iitband  14th  Dec.  1849  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  rank  of  Captain  with  the 
Turkish  Contingent  and  performed  duty  as  an  Engineer  Officer  in  the  Crimea  in  1855-56  (Turkish  Medal). 

"  Cdonel  A.  A.  Owen  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1877-78,  first  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  :o  Colonial  Forcts 
ftndaftsrwards  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  to  the  Transkei  Field  Force,  and  commanded  the  attacking  column  in. 
the  action  at  Newmaka  and  subsequent  engagements  in  the  Chicaba  and  Kei  River  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
and  rooeived  the  thanks  of  Colonel  Glyn,  Commanding  Transkei  Field  Force,  for  having,  with  assistance,  saved 
the  life  of  a  private  soldier,  who  was  ver.v  severel.v  wounded,  b.v  carr.ving  him  to  a  place  of  shelter  under  a  ver\' 
heavy  fire)  ;  also  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  in  command  of  a  draft  battalion  at  Pinetown  (Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel. 
Medal  with  Clasp). 

s'  Lt.Colonel  H.  A  St.  John  Mildmay  served  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  6th  Sept. 
1885,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  campaign 
on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1864  (Medal). 

*»  Colonel  C.  C.  Gore  was  present  with  the  8 3id  Regiment  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Kotah  on  the  30th  March, 
1S53,  affair  at  Sanganeer,  defeat  of  the  Gwalior  rebels  at  Kotaria,  sui-prise  of  and  attack  on  the  rebels  at  SeckuT 
(Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the  Natal  Field  Force  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881. 

*2  Lt.Colonel  J.  E.  V.  Rogers  served  the  campaign  in  Oude  from  June  to  Dec.  1858,  including  the  occupation  of 
Fyzabad,  capture  of  Sultanpore,  passage  of  the  Goomtee,  action  of  Shahpore,  capture  of  the  Fort  of  Kaili,  and  other 
minor  altairs  (Medall. 

"Colonel  A.  G.  Fife  served  in  the  defence  of  Canada  in  i86(.  on  the  Western  Front-er  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
Served  with  the  Carabiniers  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Khyber  Division  of  the  Cabul  Field  Force, 
and  took  part  in  the  expeditions  against  AsmatuUa  Khan  in  the  Lughman  Valley  and  against  the  Wiizeeree  Kliu- 
gianis ;  was  also  present  at  the  attack  and  destruction  of  the  villages  of  Nargozi,  .\rab  Kheyl,  and  Jokan,  and  in 
the  engagement  at  Nargashai  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  {Medal  with  Clasp). 
Granted  a  step  of  honorary  rank  for  service  in  the  Field. 

**  Colonel  C.  W.  Hume  served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  during  the  Indian  Miitin.v  campaign  of 
1S57-58,  including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  battle  of  N'awabgunge,  and  capture  of  P^ort  Birwali.  Was 
Staff  0.5icer  to  a  Field  Force  under  Brigadier  General  Wheeler  in  the  final  campaign  in  Bundlecund  in  1859 
(Medal  with  Clasp).    Promoted  to  an  unattached  Company  for  service  in  the  Field. 

♦5  Lt.  Colonel  C.  M.  Davids  in  served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  iu  1868  as  Adjutant  of  the  4th  Regiment,  and 
was  present  s.t  the  action  of  Arogee  and  capture  of  Magdala  (Medali. 

*'  Colonel  W.  F.  Kelse.v  served  with  the  72nd  Highlanders  from  the  commencement  of  the  Afghan  war  in  187S 
till  June  1879  with  the  Koorum  Field  Force,  mcludinc  the  Khost  Exoedition.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement 
at  Mattoon  (Medal).  Served  -with  the  1st  Battalion  Seafortli  Highlanders  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was 
present  in  the  engaeement  at  Chalouf  on  the  20th  August  in  command  of  four  companies  of  his  Battalion,  and  at 
the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kehir  (mentioned  in  desjiatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the 
Osmanieb,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

**  Colonel  C.  W.  Murray  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  first  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Crealock,  com- 
manding the  ist  Division,  and  afterwards  as  Deputy  .\ssistant  Quarter  Master  General  in  the  Intelligence  Branch 
of  the  Division  ;  was  finally  attached  in  this  capacity  to  Clarke's  Column,  reconnoitre  1  the  country  beyond  Ulnndi 
as  far  as  the  Ngome  region,  and  made  a  reconnaissance  of  the  route  to  be  traversed  by  the  column  from  Ulondi  to 
the  Middle  Drift  of  the  Tugela  River  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in 
the  Afghan  war  in  1880  with  the  72nd  Highlanders,  and  was  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  liaker  in  the 
expedition  to  the  Logar  Valley  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Marri  Expedition  in  1881  under  Brigadier  General  Tanner. 
Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quartermaster  General  on  the  Base  and 
Lines  of  Communication,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el. Kebir  (me'ntioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of 
Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieb,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Bechnanaland 
Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1 885  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quartermaster  General. 
*^  Lt. Colonel  A.  J.  Hill  served  in  the  Ashauli  war  of  1S73-74  (Medal). 

•'  Lt.Colonel  Fletcher  served  inthe  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontierof  India  in  186:1-64.  and  -was  present  in 
the  engagement  with  the  Mohmunds  near  Shubkudder  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  in  1SS2 
(Medal    and  Khedive's  Star). 

"  Lt.Colonel  W.  H.  HoDiech  served  on  the  Red  River  Exnedition  of  ig-ro.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  action  at  Kassasin  (gtn  September),  and  at  the 
battle  of  Tel-cl- Kebir  as  Brigade  Major  to  the  2nd  Infantry  Brigade  (ment-oned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major, 
Medal  with  Clasp.  4tb  Class  of  the  ^lediidie,  and  Kberiive's  Stiir). 

"  Lt.Colonel  E.  Tufnell  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Irish 
Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


The  HonourahJe  Corps  of  Gentlemen-at-ArmS'  I5t.& 

"Major  Granville  served  with  the  23rd  Fusiliers  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854  including  the  battles  of  Almn 
andlnkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  iMedal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Joined  Lord  Clyde's 
Army  before  Lucknow  on  14  Nov.  1857,  and  was  at  the  relief  of  the  gurrison  ;  also  at  the  defeat  of  the  Gwalior 
Contingent  at  Cawnpore  on  6th  December  and  at  the  fall  of  Lucknow  in  Mar.  1S58  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with 
two  Clasps). 

55  Captain  Pavy  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1858  with  the  74th  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at 
the  storm  and  capture  of  Capnul  (Medal). 

57  Lt.Colonel  E.  G.  Keppel  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2, 
and  was  present  at  the  liattle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

58  Lt.Colonel  Hornsby-Drake  served  with  the  ist  Madras  Cavalry  in  the  Afghan  warin  1879-80  (Medal).  Served 
with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-S7  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medal  with  Clasp). 

53  Major  B.  H.  B.  Kennett  served  with  the  51st  Light  Infantry  in  the  Jowaki  campaign  in  1S77  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  with  the  51st  Light  Infantry  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-S0,  and  took  part  in  the  expedition  to  ihe 
Bazar  Valley  and  in  the  operatioos  in  the  Lughman  and  Hissarik  Valleys— wounded  'Medal). 

«>  Lt.Colonel  G.  A.  E.  Gore  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  (Medal,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,and  Khedive's 
Star) . 

6'  Captain  A.  F.  Liddell  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  during  the  operations  round 
Cabul  in  December  1879,  including  the  storming  of  the  Asmai  Heights  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  in  the 
engagement  at  Chainsiah  on  the  25th  April  1880  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885, 
anl  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal 
with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star) 

62  Lt.Colonel  R.  H.  Brooke-Hunt  served  with  the  72nd  Highlanders  m  the  Afghan  war  from  March  1S79  till 
January  i£8o  with  the  Koorum  aud  Cttbul  Field  Forces,  and  wa:^  present  in  the  engagement  at  Chara.siah 
(mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1879  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
Served  witji  ti^e  ist  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle 
of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Mednl  with  Clasp,  aud  Khedive's  Star). 

*3  Major  c  E.  Gubbins  served  with  the  Koorum  Valley  Field  Force  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iS79( Medal).  Served 
with  the  Burme's*^  Expedition  in  1886-87  (mentioned  in  despatrhep,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Major  Hon.^^^-  ^-  Tl'^wley  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-S0,  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the 
march  to  Candahar,  and  waspiesentat  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Bronze  Decoration)-  ^.    ^  . 

"  Major  W  N  LLoyd  served  in  the  Kafir  war  of  1877-78,  and  was  present  during  the  operations  m  the  Cis-Kei 
and  Ferie  Bush  in  command  of  a  division  of  field  guns.  Served  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present 
in  command  of  t^e  Royal  Artillery-  of  Pearson's  Column  at  the  engagement  of  Inyezane  (mentioned  in  report), 
and  dur  ng  the  investment  of  Ekowe  (mentioned  in  report)  ;  afterwards  accompanied  the  advance  of  the  isl 
Divisi  m  Cmentioned  in  General  Crealock's  despatch.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in 
1884  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  with  the  Cavalry  Brigade,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  EI  Teb  (Medal 
with  Clasp  and  Khedive's  St'ir);  afterwards  presented  the  Mahdi's  standard,  taken  at  Tokar,to  Her  Majesty 
the  Queen  *at  Windsor.  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87,  fi^^t  as  Adjutant  to  Royal  Artillery ; 
afterwards  or-^ani^ed  and  equipped  the  Gardner  Machine  Gun  BatLc-y  and  accompanied  the  Expedition  to  the 
Rubv  Mines  in  command  of  the  Royal  Artillery'  (mentioned  in  despatcLes.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  MHjnr  W  M  M  Edwards  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry  inthe  Egyptian  war  of  1882, 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir— woanded  (Victoiia  Cross,  Medal  with  Ciasp,  ai.d  Khedive's  Star); 
was  awarded  the  YC  "for  the  conspicuous  bravery  displayed  by  him  during  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir.  on  the  13th 
September  1882  in  leading  a  party  of  the  Highland  Light  Infantry  to  storm  atedoubt.  Lieutenant  Edwards  (who 
was  in  ailvanceof  his  pwrry)  with  great  gallantry  rushed  alone  into  the  battery,  killed  the  Artillery  Officer  in 
charn-e  and  was  himself  knocked  down  by  a  gunner  with  a  rammer,  and  only  rescued  by  the  timely  arrival  of 
three  men  of  his  regiment."  ,■      ^  1  1    t^  ■    *i.     t        i  ■  ■       • 

f''  Lt  Colonel  B  E  Spragge  served  as  Orderly  Oflicer  to  Brigadier  General  J.  Doran  m  the  Jowaki  campaign  m 
1S77  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  51st  Lightlafantry  aud  as  Supennteudeut  of  Army  Signalling  in  the 
Af'-'han  war  of -878-So  and  was  present  at  the  attack  andcaptureof  Ali  Alusjid  (twice  mentioned  iii  despatches. 
Medial  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-89  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter 
General  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Bvevet  of  Ma'or,Z>.TO.  and  two  Clasps).       „.   ,  ,      ^  ,  .    .  .v 

68  Major  S  MacDougall  served  in  (he  Egyptian  war  of  i8S2\vith  the  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the 
battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  „       .     ,    ^.       ., 

69  Major  P.  L.  Tillbrook  served  with  the  50th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  22nd  August  1855,  mcludmg  the 
siegeVnd  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

■0  Colonel  W.  K.  Mitford  served  with  ihe  8th  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-So  (Medal), 

71  Major  C.  R.  Burn  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i88s  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Major  General  M'Queen, 
Commanding  the  Hazara  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 


131  Yeomen  of  the   Guard, 

Her  Majesty's  Body  Guard. 
(Institutbd  by  HsHBr  VII.  ix  the  Yeab  1435.) 


Captain    William  Frederick,  Snrl  Waldegrave.  26  Au^.  96. 

Lieutenant   Lt. Colonel  S?r  UnrniU)  Pa<re  Vance.*  Knt.  late  of  38  Foot,  9  Dec.  93. 

En$ign  Lt. Colonel  Richard  George  Ellisoa,^  late  of  47  Foot,  ^on.  Cof.  2  Vol.  Bn.  Lincoln  Regl,  \  Oct.  92, 

Exoirs. 
Lt.Colonel  Charles  Doyle  Patterson, ^ late  of  10  Foot,  13  Feb.  62, 
Major  Edmund  Halbert  Elliot,*  ret.  pay  Royal  Artillery,  7  May  92. 
Bt. Major  Hon.  Francis  Lionel  Lydston  GoXhoniG,^  Eqv'erry  in  Waiting  to  Princess  Henry  of  Batten^x 

berg,  ret.  pay  Irish  Rltles,  16  Nov.  92. 
Captain  Houston  French,''  retired  pay  2  Life  Guards,  26  May  95. 

Clerk  of  the  Cheque  and  Adjutant. —Colonel  Reginald  Hennell,*'  DSO.  late  Bombay  Infantry,  22  Apr.  95. 

140  Yeomen. 

detents. — Messrs.  Cox  and.  Co. 

1  Sir  H.  P.  Vance  served  with  the  38th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  January  to  the  15th  April  1855,  in- 
cluding the  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Also  in  the  Indian  campaign  from  Nov. 
1857,  and  was  present  at  the  storm  and  capture  otSteeangunge,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  afiairD  of  Barree 
andNuggur  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

2  Colonel  Ellison  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  ^^  the  47th  Regt.,  Including  the  battles  of  Alma  and 
Inkerraan,  capture  of  Balaklava,  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  sortie  on  26th  Oct.  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Sardinian 
and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Mediidie). 

*  Lt.Colonel  Patterson  served  with  the  loth  Regt.  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-46,  including  the  battle  of  Bobraon 
(Medal).  Also  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1S48-49.  including  the  wbole  of  the  siege  operations  before  Mooltan,  action 
of  Soorjkhoond,  carrying  the  heights  before  Mooltan,  capture  of  the  Dowlut  Gate  in  command  of  the  storming 
party,  surrender  of  the  fortress,  and  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Commanded  three  companieo  of 
the  loth  Regt.  in  Shahabad  with  Major  Ej-re's  field  force  at  Dilawur,  and  capture  of  Jugdespore,an«l  was  mentioned 
in  despatches  for  his  gallantry  (Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal) . 

*  Major  E.  H.  Elliot  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  a°d  was  present  in  theengagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Cl&rip). 
5  Major  the  Hon.  F.  L.  L.  Colbome  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Can- 

dahar  with  the  force  under  Major-General  Phayre  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Natal  Field  Force  in  the  Boer  war  oi 
1881.  Was  employed  with  the  Boats  during  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of 
Kirbekan  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with 
the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  as  Senior  Officer  in  charge  of  Water  Transport. 

«  Colonel  R.  Hennell  served  in  the  Abvssinian  war  in  1867-68  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80 
(Medal).    Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  (mentioned  in  despatches.  DSO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

7  Captain  French  served  with  the  2nd  Life  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1E82,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ments at  El  Magfar  and  Mahsama,  in  the  action  at  Kassasin  (28th  August),  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(Medal  with  Claup,  and  Khedive's  Star), 


Windsor. 


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The  Royal  Arms.    "Detiingen' 


1st  Life  Guards, 

"Penihsula"  "Wateeloo"  "EaYPT 


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'  Tel-el-Kebib." 


Oolon«i-in-Chief.— Field  Marshal  H(BEoyaZJfiyAn?;.s  Albert  Edward,  Prince  0/ Wales  and  DHte  o/"CornwaU, 
KG.  KT.KP.  6MB.  GCSI.  GCMG.  QCIE.  GCVO.  29  May  So.  J  ^    uu     ukb  oj^v 

Colonel.— H.S.H.  Prince  Wm.  Aug.  Edward  of  Saxe-Weimar,i  KP.  GCB.Ens.  i  June  41  ■  Ens  ^  Lt.^Z  June 
41;  Lf  4-  Capf.VjgMRy  46  ;  B/.  Jlfoyor,  20  June  54  ;  Bt. Lt. Colonel,  12  Dec.  54  ;  Capf .  4-'Lt. Colonel, '^i  May 
55  Colonel,  s  Oct.  55;  Major  General.  6  Mar.  68  :  Lievf .  General ,  6  July  77 ;  General  14  Nov  7Q ;  -fie?'^ 
Marshal,  22  June  97  ;  Colonel  ist  Life  Guards.  11  Nov.  88. 

Lieutenant  Colonel.— Charles  Napier  Miles."  Lt.  20  Nov.  75:  Captain,  24  Nov.  82-  Major  6  Dec  93: 
Bt.Lf. Colonel,  26  June  95  ;  Lt.Colonel,  6  Dec.  98.  ^  -r  ,         j     * 


Majoss. 

Thomas  Charles  Pleydell  Galley^  (Brevet  \ 
Lt.Colonel,  6  Dec.  58),  2nd  in  Command  ■- 
6  Dec.  98 ) 

CTordon  Carter*  {Riding  Master,  24  Jan.  80; 

Hon.  Cecil  Edward  Bingham. ^  D.  A.  A.  \ 
General,  S.  Africa  F.  F.  i  May  00 ..  ) 

Captains. 
Geo.LindBayHolford,C/-^.  MVO. Equerry "} 

inWaiiingfo  H.n.H.  the  Prince  of  Walea  i 

GeoFffe  Francis  Milner* 

Edwin  Berkeley  Cook,  Aidede  Camp  to  Sir  "/ 

George  Luck  6  Nov.  98    j 

U.S.H.  Adolphus  ':.  A.  A.  E.  G.  P.  L.  L.,  "t 

Du/ce  of  Teck,*  fCCVO j 

ErnesL  William  Clowes*   

Hugh  Craufurd  Keith-Fraser*"  

James  Alljert  Edward  JLf'zr^Kis  o/'Hamil-  / 

ton,  MP.  for  Londonderry    J 

Harold  Maxwell  Walker.  Uganda  Rides 

Harold  Maxwell  Grent'ellJ  Comdg^  a  B.egt.\ 

of  Brahanf'n  Morse,   South  Africa,   with  > 

rank  of  Lt.Colonel     ) 

Charles  Shuldham  Schreiber    

Philip  Blencowe  Cooksoa.^Adjutant,6Dec.oo 

Frederick  Henry  Waller  Carden*    

Rhodri  Vau^han  Lloyd  Lloyd-Philipps* 


2ND  LIECT. 


31  Jan.    80 


9  July    go 

11  Apr. 

30  July 
3  Dec. 

12  Aug. 
5  Dec. 

17  Aug.  92 

23  Sept. 

18  Apr. 
18  Mar. 
IS  Ap-. 


Ti  Sept.  76 

23  Mar.    81 
9  Sept.  82 


1  July 
27  Jan. 

4  July  91 

n  Jan.  93 

2  Sept.  9 
2  Nov.  92 

2  Nov.  92 

25  Jan. 

9  Aug  93 


13  Feb. 
14,  Mar. 
5  Sept. 
13  Jan. 


CAPTAIN. 

21  July 

86 

28  Sept. 

87 

26  Oct. 

92 

I  July 

88 

[I  Jan. 

93 

5  May 

94 

26  June 

95 

14  Mar. 
24  June 

'1 
96 

7  Oct. 

96 

6  Dec. 

98 

6  Dec. 

98 

6  Dec. 
9  Oct. 
Q  Oct. 
20  Nov. 

S8 
99 
99 
99 

BEETET 
MAJOB. 


7  Dec.   98 


5  May    94 

26  June  95 

6  Dec.    9S 


Lieutenants. 

John  Spencer  Cavendish^    3  Feb.    97      2  Apr, 

Harold  Greenwood  Henderson*  3  Feb.    97      2  Apr. 

Hon.  Fred.  Edward  Guest,  Egyptian  Army    15  May    97    23  Nov. 

Walter  Waring*  i  Dec.    97      6  Dec. 

Hon.  Gerald  Ernest  Francis  Ward* 4  Jan.    99    20  Dec, 

Geoffrey  Thomas,  Marquis  of  Headfort 4  Jan.    gg     7  Mar. 

Edgar  Hugh  Brassey... 25  Jan.    yg     7  Mar.    00 

Lionel  Edw.  Hamilton  Marmaduke  Darell    22  Mar.    99     7  Mar.    00 

George  Henry  Holt  Freeman  ..    16  Aug.   99     7  Mar.   00 

Hon.  Algernon  Francis  Stanley, ^° -Special  ^      o  r\  ,.  -Kr  \ 

Seroice,  South  Africa :.......„ j     ^^  Oct.     99     7  Mar.    oo 

Robert  Hamilton  Stubber  25  Oct.     99     8  Aug.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

John  Lesmoir  Gordon* 8  Sept.  00 

Leopold  Guy  Maynard,  iorrf  Brooke 3  Nov.   00  I 

Riding  Master. —DongXsL^  Hall,*  8  May  S9  ;  Hon.  Captain,  Z  May  99. 
Quarter  Matter.— y^iXYxwrn.  Wragg,  6  Nov.  86  ;  Hon.  Captain,  6  Nov.  96. 

Medical  OJicera.—'H.OTe.tio  R.  O.  Cross,'*  13  Oct.  97;   Surgeon  Captain ^  4  Aug.  78;  Surgeon  Major,  11  Aug. 
97  ;  Snrgeon  Lt.Colonel,  3  Aug.  98. 
Richard  Edward  Game  Phillips,  R.  A.  Med.  Corps,  28  Mar.  99;  Surgeon  Lieut.  28  Jan.  97  ; 
Surgeon  Captain,  28  Jan.  00  {attached). 
Veterinary  Officer. — 

Scarlet — Facing*  Blue. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
Returned  from  France,  January  1816,    Detachment  embarked  for  South  Africa^  29  Nov.  1899  ;  returned  28  Nov.  igoo. 

'  Prince  Edward  of  Saxe- Weimar  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854  with  the  Grenadier  Guards,  including  the 
sattlesof  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (wounded  in  the  leg  in  the  Trenches,  19  Oct.,  and 
nentioned  in  despatches,  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Queen  and  Colonel,  C.B.,  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  Officer  of  the  Legion 
3f  Honor,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

*  Lt.Colonel  Miles  served  with  the  rat  Life  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i882,and  was  present  in  the  engagements 
It  El  Magfar  and  Mahsama,  in  tbe  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir,  and  at  the  capture  of 
Dairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*  Lt.Colonel  Calley  served  with  the  ist  Life  Guards  in  theEgyptian  warof  i882,and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ments at  El  Magfar  and  Mahsama,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir,  and  at  the  cap- 
ture of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-igoo. 

*  Major  Carter,  Captains  Milner,  the  Duke  of  Teck,  Clowes,  Garden,  and  Lloyd-Philipps,  Lieuts.  Henderson,  Waring, 
and  Ward,  Second  Lieut.  Gordon,  and  Captain  Hall  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo. 

*  Major  Hon.  C.  E.  Bingham  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Lieut.General  French, 
and  subsequently  as  a  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General. 

*  Captain  Keith-Fraser  served  in  the  South  Afi-ioan  war  in  1899-1900  as  Adjutant  South  African  Light  Horse.— 
See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry.  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786. 

'  Lt.Colonel  Grenfell  serve.i  in  the  campaign  in  tbe  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S98  as  Acting 
Orderly  Otficer  to  Brigadier  General  Lyttelton,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches, Brevet  of  Major,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war.in 
r89g-igoo  in  command  of  a  Regiment  of  Brabant's  Horse. 

^  Captain  Cookson  served  in  the  campaign  on  ttie  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-^8  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  on  Special  Se''vice. 

9  Lieut.  Cavendish  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Divisional  Signalling  Officer,  2nd  Division,  South 
African  Field  Force. 

'"  Lieut  Hon.  A.  F.  Stanley  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1809- igoo  on  Special  Service. 

1*  Surgeon  Lt.Colonel  H.  R.  O.  Cross  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  of  the  Flying 
Column  and  with  the  Cavalry  Patrol  until  the  capture  of  King  Cetywayo  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the 
Boer  war  of  i83i  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  of  the  Natal  Field  Force, 


Fall  1  Half 
Pay.  Pay 


2nd    Life    Guards.  [Regent's  Park 

The  Royal  Arms,    "Dettingkn"  "PHWiNsuLi"   *' Watbbloo  "  *' Egypt,  1S82 '**'Tbl-el-Kkbik." 
Co\onel-in-Chief.—Fie\d^l^ATsh&\  Hie  Roi/alI£igkne8$  Albert  Edward, Prince  0/ Wales  and  DuAeo/'Corn  wall. 

KG.  ST.  KP.  GMB.  GCSI.  GCMG.  GCIE.  QCVO.  29  May  80. 
Colonel.— Frederick  Augustus,  Lord  ChelmsCord,'  OCB.  ■2nd.  Lt.^^i  Dec.  44  ;    Ensign  and  Li,  ^1%  Nov.  45  ; 
Lf.atid  Captain,  ^27  Dec,  50;  Breuet  Major,  2  Nov.  55;    Captain   and  Lt. Colonel,  ''28    Aui^.    57  ;     Colonel, 
30  Apr.  6t,;    Major  General,  10    Nov.  68;    Lieut. General,  i    Apr.    82;     General,  ,16   Due.    88;     Colonel 
Derbyshire  Regiment,  30  Jan.  qS. 
Lieutenant  Colonel. —*S(>Audlcy  Dallas  Neeld,^  i?af(.,  Corne/,  P15  Feb.  71;  Lt.  28  Oct.  71  ;  Capt.  13  April  8r;i 
Major,  24  Sept.  S7  ;  Bf.Lt, Colonel,  12  Jan.  95  ;  Lt. Colonel,  12  Jan.  gg. 


John    Anstruther     Smith-Cuninghame^  ^ 

Ian.  99),  2iii  i}i  Com-  > 

mand  12  Jan.  99    ) 


Majors. 


2ND    LIBCT. 


(Bt.Lf. Colonel^  12  Jan.  99), 


Chai'lesFred.St.CIairAnstruther-Thomsou 
Mountifort  John  Courtnay  Lonj^field*   , 

CAPTAINa. 

Oswald  Henrv  Ames 

Thomas, -B»r/  of  Longford*    . 

Algernon  Francis  Uolford  Ferguson* 
Richard  Todd  Ellison,*  Adjutant  9  Oct.  gS 

Sydney  Thornbill  Hanke^' 

John  Ohaytor  Brinton' 

Algernon  Richard  Trotter,8  Aide  de  Camp  \ 

to  Sir  Redc^r^  Buller , 

Claude  Champion-de  Crespigny,^  Aide  de  i 

Camp  to  the  Governor  General  of  India  ) 

Hon.  Malcolm  Bowes-Lyou'  

Henry  Siward  Balliol  Surcees^ 

Lieutenants. 

Herbert  Henry  Spender  Clay*   

Hon.  Arthur  Edward  Bruce  O'Neill* 

Ralph  Francis  Howard,  Earl  of  Wicklow*... 
Sir  Geo.  Lionel  Lawson  Bagot  Proscolt.  Bart. 
Stewart     Barton    Bytbesea    Dyer,   West  t 

African  Frontier  Force ..  ) 

Sir  John  Home-Purves-Hume-Campbell,  > 

B'irt.    ; 

Archibald  Seton,  Lord  Montgomerie   

Hugh  Cecil  Sam  Ash  ton  

Second  Libuthnants. 

Andrew  Mansel  Talbot  Fletcher 

Robert  George  Vivian  Duff    

Frederick  Hagh  Ripley* 


23  Oct.     3o 


5  Feb.  87 

22  Aug.  88 

17  July  89 

28  June  91- 

28  Jan.  91 

JO  Feb.  9= 
3  July    95 

3  July  95 
21  Dec,    95 

10  June  96 
26  May  07 
16  Feb.  q8 
25  Juue 

11  Jan.    99 


15  Feb. 

i  8  Oct. 
28  Feb. 


5  May    00 

XI  July    00 

3  Nov.    00 


II  Feb.    76 

13  June  74 
I  July    3 


14  May 
16  May 

12  Jan. 
8  Apr. 

13  Apr. 
13  Apr. 

5  Apr. 


5  Aug.   96 


10  April  83 


bkbvbt 

MAJOC. 


UAJOB, 


26  May 
14  July 


20  Apr.  98 

IS  June  98 

26  Apr.  gg 

3  Feb. 

17  Apr.    00 

17  Apr. 

8  Aug. 

8  Aug.   00' 


12  Jan. 

8s 

14  Mar. 

88 

26  Oct. 

q2 

12  Jan. 

91 

22  May 

flS 

ti  Out. 

01 

20  May 

96 

12  Jan. 

99 

16  Not. 

99 

3  Fab. 

°o 

17  Apr. 

oo 

25  June 

00 

12  Jan. 

2  Jan.    953 

13  Jan.    991 


i 


Riding  Jfoafer.— Charles  Henry  Burt,  S  June  81  ;  Hon.  Captain,  S  June  91. 
15     ...    Quarter  Master.— Thomas  George  Entwistle,  i^  Oct.  86;  Hon.  Captain,  ij  Oct.  96. 

Medical  OJtcen.— Percy  Gordon  Radstock  yoiiug,   LECP.Ed.    MRCS.    13  Oct.  80;   Surgeon, -^Vob.  78; 
Surt/eo7t  Major,  2  Aug.  90;    Surgeon  Lt. Colonel ,  3  Feb.  98. 
26     ...    Veterinary  Officer. — Thomaft  Fliutoff,^"  10  June  91 ;  Vet.  dipt.  23  June  75  ;  mt  Class,  23  June  85  ;  Vet.  Major, 
Scarlet — Facings  Blue. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co.  [23  June  95. 

Returned  from  France,  February  iSt6.   Detachment  embarked  for  South  Africa,  29  Nov.  1899  ;  returned,  28  Nov.  jgoo. 

1  Lord  Chelmsford  served  with  the  Grenadier  Guards  in  the  Crimea  from  the  31st  May  1855,  including  the  siege  and 
fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Brevet  of  Major,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie). 
Served  with  the  95th  Regiment  in  the  Indian  campaign  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1868  as  Deputy 
Adjutant  General  of  the  Expeditionary  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Magdala  (mentioned  in  despatches 
for  "  great  ability  and  untiring  energy,"  CB.,  and  Medal).  Served  in  command  of  the  British  forces  in  the  Katir  war 
of  1878,  and  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  being  present  at  the  engagements  of  Gingindhlovuand  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp 
and  GCB.). 

3  Sir  Audley  Neeld  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo. 

*  Lt. Colonel  Smith-Cuninghame  served  with  the  2ud  Lite  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present 
in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

4  Major  Anstruther-Thomson,  the  Earl  of  Longford  (wounded).  Captains  Ferguson,  Ellison,  Hon.  M.  Bowes-Lyon, 
and  Surtees,  Lieuts.  Clay,  Hon.  A.  E.  B.  O'Neill,  and  the  Earl  of  Wicklow,  and  Second  Lieut.  Ripley  served  in  the 
South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

*  Major  Longficldservsd  in  the  Nile  Expediiionin  1B84-85  with  the  2nd  Life  Guards  detachment  of  the  Camel 
Corps  (Modal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"('aptain  Brinton  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Khartoum— severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  British  Medal,  and  Khedives  Medal 
with  Clasp).     Served  in  ttie  South  Alrican  war  in  1899-1900  on  Special  Service. 

H  Captain  Trotter  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Redvers  Buller. 

*  Captain  Champion  de  Crespigny  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  1 
at  Poplar  Grove  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

10  Veterinary  Captain  FimtoflT.— For  War  Services,  see  Army  Veterinary  Department. 


yde  Park.     ] 


Royal  Horse  Guards  {The  Blues). 


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The  Royal  Arms.  "Dbttingkn" '*  Peninsula '*  "Watkrloo  ""  Egypt 


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CoIonel-in-Chief.— Field  Marshal  //'t»  ^o^aZ -ffi^ftHeim  Albert  Eflward,  Priwce  of  Wales  and  Z>u7eeof  Cornwnl* 
KG.  KT.  KP.  GCB.  GCSI.  GCMG.  GCIE.  GCVO.  29  May  80.  -^  v.ulu^^al  , 

Colonel.— J?^  Hon.  Garnet  Joseph,  Viscount  Wolseley,'  A'P.  GCB.  GCMG.  Colonel  in  Chief  Koyal  Insh  Re<ji- 
me»^[RJ;  Ensign,  12  'Sla.TCh  52;  Zient.  16  May  53;  Cipfain,  26  Jan.  55;  i^^JTti/o/*,  74  Mar.  58 ;  BtXf. 
Colonel,  26  Apr.  50;  Major,  15  Feb.  61  ;  Colonel,  5  June  fSs  ;  Major  General,  6  Mar.  60  ;  Lt. General,  25 
Mar.  78  ;   Genera!,  18  Nov.  Sz  ;  Field  Marshal.  26  May  94  ;  Colonel  Royal  Horne  Guards,  29  Mar.  95. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. — Vj>eOTge,  Lord  Biuuing,'^  Major  Lofhiang  and  Bencl'cl-sfiireTemonar^^  2iid  Lt.  n  Sept. 80; 
Lieut.  IT  Apr.  81;  Ca/»^  14  May  87  ;  JLf</jor.  22  Dec.  94  j  Bt.  Lt. Colonel,  1^  is-n,  g^;  Lt.Colouei,  7  Oct.  99. 


Majors. 
HeniT  Thomas  Fenwick5  {Bf .Lt. Colonel, 1 

7  Oct.  99),  2nrf  in  Command  7  Oct.  99 S 

William  Anstrutber-Thomsoii    

Arthur  Vaucrhan  Uanning  Vaughan-LeeS... 

Captains. 
Gordon  Chesney  Wilson,*  Imperial  Repre-  / 

xentafive  Corps  ) 

Charles  Hyde  Villiers* 

Wilfred  Francis  tticardcS 

Gerald  James  FitzGerald? 

Hon.  Geo.  Cecil  Beaumont  Weld  Forester,  :■ 

Adjutant  5  Yeomanry  Brigade  i  Oct.  95.  j 

Arthur  Jocelyo  Charles,  Vigct.  Sudley  

William  Dixon  Mann-Thomson 

John     Geo.     Marquis   of    TulUbardine,^"^ 

DSO.,  Aidede  Camp  fo  Brigadier  General  > 

J.  F.  Burn-Murdoch   J 

Hon.  Alg-.    Hy.  Chas.    Hanbnry-Tracy,^  i_ 

Britifk  Ea»t  Africa  Protectorate    i 

Edmund  Butler  Charteris 

Henry  William.  T'i■«c^  Crichton'"'    

Hon.  Reginald  Ward*   

Hon.  Arthur   Vesey    Meade,^  Adjutant ') 

QOct.  99  {temp.)    * 

Lieutenants. 

Hon.  Richard  Frederick:  Molyneux'^ 

Hon.  DudleyChurchill  .Marjoribanks^ 

Henry  John,  Duke  oARoxbur^he^ 

Charles  Stewart  Henry,  Viscf.  Castlereao;b 

Harold  Ernest  Brassey    

Adrian  Rose 

Retjimild,  Lord  Herbert  

William  Lenux  Naper 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Allan  James  Reginald  Mackenzie  

Charles   John  Alton   Chetwyud.    Visct,\ 

Ingestre    J 

Owain  Edward  Whitehead  Greaves 

Hugh  Richard  Art.  Dttke  of  Westminater'^ 


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16      ...     liidintj  Master. — William  Henry  King, 14  10  June  85  ;  Hn/   Captain,  10  June  95. 
6       ...     Qitai'lt^r  Master. — William  St-uUb.s.S  27  Nov.  95  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 

Medical  Officern.—Hntih  Rfi.^ner,  MB.  MBCS.  13  Feb.  97;  Surg.  Cti;)^  30  Jan.  86;  Surff,  Major,  ig  June  00. 
Veterinary  Officer. — Francis  Binyoun    Uratje.is  i  Mav  07  :   Vet.  Lieut.  18  July  88;   Vet.  Captain,  iS  July  98. 
H\\\Q— Facings  Scarlet. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
Returned  from  France,  2  Feb.  1816.     Detachment  embarked  for  South  Africa,  29  Nov.  1899;  returned,  28  Nov.  00. 


1  Loid  Wolseley  served  with  the  80th  Regiment  in  the  Burmese  war  of  1852-53  (Medal  for  Pegu),  was  with  the 
expedition  under  Sir  John  Cheape  a>_'ainst  the  robber  chief  Myattoon,  and  was  severely  wounded  when  leading 
the  storming  party  against  the  chief's  stronghold  on  the  igtU  March  (mentioued  in  despatches).  Landed  in  the 
'Crimea  with  the  90th  Light  Infantry  on  5th  Dec.  1854.  and  was  emplo.ved  in  the  trenches  as  Acting  Engineer  until 
Sebastopol  was  taken  ;  was  engaired  in  the  assault  and  defence  of  the  Quarries  on  7th  June,  and  on  duty  in  the 
Trenches  at  the  attack  of  the  i8th  June ;  severelv  wounded  in  a  sortie  3olh  August,  when  in  charge  ol  the 
advanced  sap— several  times  mentioned  in  despatches  (Rrevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp.  Knight  of  the  Legion 
of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  campaigns  of  1857-59,  and  was 
present  at  the  relief  ot  Lucknow,  tlefence  of  the  Alumbagh  by  Outrani,  with  the  several  engagements  there,  siege 
and  capture  of  Lucknow,  subsequently  as  D.A.Q.M.  General  to  Gram's  division  and  with  it  at  the  affair  of  Baree, 
action  at  Nawabgunger  and  all  the  others  fought  Vjy  that  force  (repeatedly  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet,  of 
Lt.Colonel, Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  war  of  1S60  in  China  upon  the  Quarter  Master  Geneial's  Staff,  and 
was  present  at  the  assault  of  the  Taku  Forts,  and  in  all  the  engagements  throughout  the  campaign  {promoted 
Major  unattached.  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Commanded  the  Expedition  sent  in  1870  from  Canada  to  the  Red 
River  Territory  for  the  suppression  of  the  Rebel  Government  established  at  Fort  Garry  an;ain&t  the  Queen's 
authority,  and'was  created  a  Knight  of  St.  Michael  and  St.  George  and  Companion  ofthe  Bath  for  his  services  upon 
that  occasion  (Medal).  Was  Governor  and  Commander  of  the  Forces  on  the  Gold  Coast  during  the  Ashaiiti  war 
.of  I S  73-74  (received  the  thanks  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament,  promoted  to  be  Major  General  for  distinguished  ser- 
vice in  the  field,  GCMG.  KCB.  and  .Medal  with  Clabp).  At  a  meeting  ot  the  Common  Council  of  the  Corporation 
Df  London  it  was  u'^animnusly  resolved  as  follows  :— **  That  the  honorary  freedom  of  this  City,  with  a  sword  of 
:he  value  of  100  guineas,  be  presented  to  Major-General  Sir  Garuet  Joseph  Wolseley,  KCB.  GCMG.,  in  recogni- 
tion of  his  gallant  8ervJc'>s  in  the  British  Army,  and  especially  in  reference  to  the  distinguished  ability  and 
gallantry  displayed  by  nim  in  his  command  of  the  expedition  to  the  Gold  Coast,  by  which  he  obtained  results 
conducive  to  peace,  commerce,  and  civilisation  on  the  continent  of  Atrica.  And  this  Court  desires  al.so  to  record 
ts  admiration  of  the  patient  endurance  of  hardship  exhibited,  and  the  valuable  co-operation  and  assistance 
i-endered  to  Sir  Garaet  Wolseley,  by  the  gallant  otiicers  and  men  of  both  services  and  ol  all  arms  engaged  in  the 
expedition."  Was  seut  to  South  Africa  in  June  1879  as  Governor  and  High  Commissioner  of  Natal  and  lands 
idjacent,  with  local  rank  of  General.  Completed  the  subjugation  of  the  Zulus  and  brought  the  Zulu  war  to  a 
conclusion.  Afterwards  overpowered  Sekukuni's  hostile  nation  and  destroyed  their  stronghold;  and  finally 
subdued  the  disaflected  Boers  and  completed  the  anuexatiun  of  the  Transvaal  {GCB.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Was 
L'ommander  in  Chief  of  the  British  Expeditionary  Army  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  18^2,  in  which  campaign 
;hat  Army  in  the  spHceof  25  days  effected  disembarkation  at  Ismadia,  traversed  the  desert,  and  seized  the  capital 
3f  Egypt  together  with  its  citadel  and  the  rebel  chief,  having  in  that  period  fought  and  defeated  the  enemy  five 


134^*  ^oyal  Horse  Guards. 


Jmes— finally  at  Tel-el-Kebir  where  the  enemy's  strongly  entrenched  position  was  taken  at  the  point  of  ■ 
bayonet  after  an  arduous  night  march,  all  hie  i^uns  captured,  and  his  army  overwhelmed  (received  the  thankt 
both  Huuses  of  Parliament,  raised  to  the  peera<?e,  promoted  General  for  distint^uished  service  in  the  field,  Me 
with  Clasp,  ist  Class  of  the  Osraanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star),  Commanded  the  forces  in  the  Soudan  campaigni 
1884-85  (received  the  thanks  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament,  was  raised  to  a  Viscount  in  the  peerage,  and  recei 
two  Clasps). 

3  Lord  Binning'  served  with  the  Royal  Horse  Guards  and  in  command  of  the  Signallers  of  the  Cavalry  Brig^ 
in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was'present  in  the  action  at  Kacsasin  on  the  9th  September,  at  the  battld 
Tel-el-Kebir  and  at  the  capture  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Seived  in  thu  Nile  Expedill 
in  1884-85  with  the  Heavy  Camel  Corps  in  the  Desert  Column,  and  was  present  »t  the  actions  at  Abu  Klea  anci 
Gubat,  the  affair  !jefore  Metammeh  and  the  attack  on  the  Convoy  on  14th  February  (two  Clasps).  Served  in  ; 
Hazara  EKpeditiou  in  1888  with  the  River  Column,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Kotkai  (mentionet' 
despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*  Captain  Villiers  served  with  the  Unyoro  Expedition.  Central  Africa,  in  1893-94  (nominated  to  the  3rd  CI 
of  the  order  of  the  Brilliant  Star  of  Zanzibar  for  services  to  the  Sultan  of  Zanzibar).  Served  in  the  South  Afric 
war  in  1899-igoo  with  the  South  African  Lig^t  Horse. 

5  Lt.  Colonel  Fenwick,  Major  Vaughan-Lee,  Captains  Ricardo,  Hon.  R.  Ward,  and  Hon.  A.  V.  Meade  (woundi 
Lieuts.  Hon.  D.  C.  Marjoribanks,  the  Duke  of  Roxburghe,  and  Stubbs  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1809-1900. 

'•  Captain  Wilson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Baden-Powell. 

7  Captain  FitzGerald  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WiUiam  Lockl- 
in  1897-98  as  extra  Orderly  Officer  to  the  General  Otficer  Commanding  the  Malakand  Field  Force  (Medal  » 
Clasp). 

^  The  Marquis  of  TuUibardine  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  j 
as  Staff  Officer  to  Lt. Colonel  Broadwood,  Commanding  the  Cavalry  of  the  Egyptian  Army,  and  was  pres< 
at  the  Cavalry  reconaissance  of  4th  April,  and  at  ihe  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  despatchea)  i 
Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches.  DSO.  British  medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps),  Served  in  1 
South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Bri=radier  General  J.  F.  Burn-Murdoch. 

*  Major  the  Hon.  Haubury -Tracy  served  in  the  operations  in  Ugnnda  in  1897-98  (mentioned  in  desoatches,  , 
Class  of  the  Brilliant  Star  of  Zanzibar,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war 
1899-1900  on  Special  Service. 

10  Lord  Crichton  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  J.  F.  Brocklehu 
1-  Lieut.  Hon.  R.  F.  Molyneux  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-9S  with 
Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Sir  William  Lockhart  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Soui 
campaign  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum— severely  wounded  (ni 
tioned  in  despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1 1 
as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Lord  Erroll. 

1-1  The  Duke  of  Westminster  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Lord  Roberts.         * 
>*  Captain  King  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Sondiin  under  Sir  Ut-rbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  =ist  Lanci  j 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  British  Medal,   and  Khedive'a  Medal  y^ ' 
(Uasp). 
15  Veterinary  Captain  Drage.— For  War  Services  see  Army  Veterinary  Department,  page  395. 


ildershot. 

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uth  Africa. 

a'der.i     ^^^  Royal  Cypher  wiihiD  the  Garter. 


1st  {The  King's)  Dragoon   Guards. 


'35 


"  Blenheim' 


'RlUILLIBs' 


Oudenabdb"  "Malplaquet' 


*Dettingen"  **\Vatbcloo  "  "Sevastopol"  ''TAKuFoBTa"  '*  Pekin"  "Souxh  Africa,  iSjg.'* 


Hull, 

Pay.  Colonel-in-Chief. 


Colonel-in-Chief.— Hi(t  Ma/efft/  Francis  Joseph  1.  Emperor  of  Austria  arid  King  of  Hungary,  KO.  25  Mar  q6 

Colonel.— James  Robert  Steadmau  Sayer,^  CB.  Cornet,  ^2^  May  45  ;  Lt.  ''31  March  48  ;  Capt,  P22  Nov'  co* 

Major,  P6  Feb.  57  ;  Lf. Colonel,  ''21  Oct.  59;  Colonel,  21  Oct.  64;  Major  General,  6  Feb.  70;  Lieut.  General* 

13  March  85  ;  Colonel  i  Dragoon  Guards,  25  June  86.  *  * 

Lieutenant  Colonel.— Henry  Mostyn  Owen, 2  2nd  Lieut.  30  Jan.  7S ;  Lt.  1  July  Si  ;  Capt.  4  Dec.  S6  ■  Major 

I  July  95  :  i^Co/oHe/.  14  June  98.  ''         '     » 


Majors. 
p.s.c.  William   Henry   Birkbecb,^  znd  in'\ 

Command    14  June  98  ;  Aiifii*f.  Inspector  ( 

of  Remounts,  South  Africa,  with  rank  of^ 

Lt.  Colonel,  5  Oct.  99 ) 

Henry  Lee  Pennell,  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  > 

Lt.  Governor  N.  W.  Provinces  6  Nov.  95    ,* 
John    Flint, ^    Commandant  Britith    South'^ 

Africa  Police    j 

Steuart  Bogle    Smith,    Adjutant    iJeooTi ) 

Yeomanry  Brigade  is  Nov.  95 j 

William  James  Smyth  Fergusson^      

Captains. 
Charles  James    Briggs,  Brigade  Ma}'or\ 

South  Africa  Field  Force i 

Frederick  Courtenay    Longuet   Hulton,  ) 

Army  Fay  Department    J 

Hugh  de  Crespigny  Eastwood 

Francis  Churchill  Quicke 

John  Ambard  Bell-Smyth,  Adjutant  Kim-\ 

berley  Mtd.  Corps,  South  Africa  j 

Herbert  Francis  Langton    

Henry  John  Williams    

Patrick    Moir    Byres, <^    Special    Service,  \ 

South  Africa i 

Hugh  Ftbrde  Seariglit 

Henry  Francis  Wickham    

Son.  Chandos  Graham  Gore-Langton   

WilliatQ  Jeffery  Lockett  

Edward  Arthur  Williams    

LlBUTENANTS. 

Darcy  Arthur  Rasbothara  

Duncan  Mackinnon  Gray    

Robert  Johnstone  GTQW\u^,Army  Ser.  Corps 

Leon  Serena  Denny  

Edward  Hoare  Reeves 

Arthur  Montagu  Turner 

Second  Lieutenants. 
William  Tbomas  Vere  Wayte  Wood,  JmO 

perial  Representative  Corps  y 

Harold  Henry  Harris 

Francis  Hartley  Cbarlron   

James  Ronald  Glennie  Adam 

Samuel  Clifford  Holland 

Richard  Comyus  Longworth  

Frank  Kayser    ". 

WiUta-n  Gerald  Forrester  Renton   

John  Jasper  Brocklebank    

S.  G.  O.  Ridderborg  

Cnarles  Arthur  Johnston  Younger 

Alwyne  Ainsworth  Crossley    


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Oct. 

00 

31  Jan.  90 

23  Oct. 

16  Oct.  91 

17  Feb.  92 
29  Jane  90 

I  Mar.  93 

iS  Oct. 

14  June  94 

6  Nov.  95 

15  Nov.  95 

14  June  98 

13  Sept.  98 

17  May  99 

22  Nov.  99 

7  Apr. 
II  Apr.  .^ 

4  July  00 
4  July 


BRBV.  MAJ.I 


3  Apr.    97 

22  Aug,     31 

22  Dec.    97 

14  June  gS 
II  Apr     00 


8  July    901 


Riding  Master.— >Vfi\\\Kai  Plowman,  8  Jan.  96;  Hon.  Lieut. 
Quarter  Master. — William  Henry  Collins,'  i  Mar.  93  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
'  Scarlet — i^acin^i  Blue. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co* 

Returned  from  India,  i  Noa.  91. 

,iieut. General  Sayer  served  with  the  ist  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  iSth  Aug,  :8-s, 
ding  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Commanded  the  Regiment ^in 
a  throughout  the  campaign  of  i36o,  including  the  action  of  Sinho,  and  those  of  the  iSth  and  21st  Septembei* 
she  surrender  of  Pekin  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with,  two  Clasps).  ' 

t.Colonel  Owen  served  with  the  Carahiniers  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  including  the  engagement  with 
lotimunds  at  Dakka  and  the  expedition  against  the  Wuzeeree  Kbugianis  (Medal). 

(t.Colonel  Birkbeck  served  with  the  Haziira  Expedition  in  1888  as  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Army  Signalling 
tioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  as 
tant  Sunerintendent  of  Army  Signalling  (mentioned  in  desoatches.  Clasp). 

lajor  Flint  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

laior  Fergusson  served  with  tbe  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Duke  of  Com- 
iS  Light  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Advance  Column  under  Major  General  Earlw  (Medal 
Clasp,  and  Khedive'^  Star). 

ilajor  Moir-Byres  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Lagos  Hinterland  in  1897-98  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
let  of  Maior). 

jieut.  Collins  nerved  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  Cavalry  affair  at  Erzungayan  (M«dal 
|,  Clasp). 


136^ 

Years'Ser-l 


2nd  Dragoon  Guards  (Q,ueon's  Bays.) 

The  Royal  Cypher  within  the  Garter.  "  LncKNow." 


Aldersbo 


FaUiHalflcolonel-WiUinm  Henry  Seymour,"  CB.  Ri-ioti,  Pj  May  47  ;  X^  lo  June  52  ;  Ca;)^  29  Dec   54  ;  ilaior, 
P»y.  Pay-MaT  is    £    cJfe..",  July  58  :  Colonel.  7  July  6., ;  U.,jor  General,  24  Deo.  68  ;   L.eut.  General.  30   Sept.  82 
~"|    Geleral'  rjan.  83  ;Coto,,W  3rd  Dragoon  Guards,  2  Nov.  8,;  ColoneUilh  Hussars,  5  Jan.  91;  Colonel  ,n 

...  :Li°:t7nani''cXnli.^/amer  Edward  Dewar,'  Lt.  20  July  82;    Capt.   2c   July  87;    3f«>-,   3  April  97 
Zt.Colonel,  20  Nov.  99. 


MA.J0B8. 

Hew  Dalrymple  Ftmshawe,l3  2«d  in  Com-\ 

maud,  23  June  co  •■ ^ 

JohnCUns  Arthiiitrton  Walker'^  ■■•--•■•-.  ■•■■■ 
William    Kirk,    Aide   de    Camp   to    iJajor^ 

Gtneral  C.  J.  Burnett  14  Apr.  99 3 

William  Horsley  Persse,"  Egyptian  Army... 
Herbert     William    Wilberforce,'*   under) 

Military  Governor,  Pretoria ) 

Captains. 
Edward  William  Llewhellin    Urquhart,") 

Adjutant  i  Nov.  97 ■* 

Harold  Piatt  Sv^es -  ; 

William  AlexanderCrawfordCockbnrn,'*  i 

servi>i(j  in  the  Ni'ier  Coast  Protectorate  ...  ) 

Robert  Douglas  Herron 

Percy     Moleswortb     Sykes,     Conml     at  > 

Kervmu.  Perna,  tcith  i-ank  of  Major  ) 

FtlNevill    Maskelyne    Smyth. "^    seroing't 

nth  tkf  pgyptian  Army  J 

Thomas  WaVd 

William  Robert  Bindloss ■ 

Richard  Lucas  Mullens ■ 

George  Frederick  Thompson  

Edward  Spencer  Dickin     

Charles  Aibert  Leslie  French 

LlBDTENANTS. 

Cecil  Pellew  I^radshaw 

Cecil  Aubrey  Bscombe  

John  Henry  Pi-TL-Leschalias 

James  Alexander  Browning,  Acting  Aide'^ 
de  Camp  to  Major  General  R.F.  Grant  j- 
16  Mar.  00  ) 

Nugent  St.  Cliir  Allfrey  

Skcond  Lieutenants. 

Musgrave  Robert  Hall  

Chandos  Edward  Van-Notten-Fole 

Laurie  Ctarles  Frith  Oppenheim  

Godfrey  Cecil  Sandtord  Hodgson 

Cha'les  Edmund  Arden  Law  Rumbold 

Greorge  Osborn  Hayna  

Joseph  A  loys\us  Gay  nor  

George  de  Goldsmidt 

George  Harold  Abseil  Ing  

Thomas  Kdmund  Hesketh 

Howard  Benjamin  Newton  Spence  Burlton 

Mendeu  Charles  Cardigan  Pinching  

Riding  Matter.— B-&nTy  Andrew  Hughes,  23 
QtwWej-ifasfer. —Joseph  Hopkins.  3  Nov.  91 
Scarlet — Facings  Butf. — 
Returned  f 


2ND  LIEUT. 


14  Sept.  87 
16  Nov.  87 
8  June  87 
14  Mar.    88 

29  Feb. 

22  Aug.   8R 

23  July  90 
12  Mar.   92 

8  Oct.  90 

7  Dec.  95 

7  Dec.  95 

6  June  96 

3  Feb.    97 

7  July  97 
I  Dec.   97 

II  May    98 

II  Feb.    99 

21  Apr.  00 

5  Mav  00 

19  May  00 

30  May  00 
18  July  00 

4  Aug.  00 
18  Aug.  00 
18  Aug.   00 

5  Sept.  CXI 
3  Oct.     00 

24  Nov.  00 
5  Dec.    00 


LIEUT. 


CAPTAIN.       BBEV.MAJ.    {         MAJOR. 


28  June   82     7  July   841 

29  July    82    20  Jan.    86| 
2  Aug.  82!  2'5  July 


25  Oct.  9 
12  May  9  I 
8  Dec.    9 


6  May    85,    6  Mar.    951  16  Nov.  98    20  Nov.  9- 


10  Mar.    86    16  Dec.    96 


24  Feb.  921 

9  Dec.  921 

I  Apr.  qo 

6  Mar.  95 

26  A  pr.  95 

26  Apr.  95 

28  Aug.  95 


t6  Dec. 
10  Mar. 

9J«iy 

9  July 
8  Dec. 


10  July    97 


7  Apr.   o 


8  Dec.    97 

8  Dec.  97 

i3  Sept.  95!  15  Oct.  98 

37  Jan.    92^  30  Dec.  99 

ro  Mar.   97;  30  Dec,  99 

10  Mar.   97 1  30  Dec.  99 

9  Julv    97    18  Apr.  00' 

I  Apr.    98 
24  Aug.   9Si 

29  Mar.    99j 

16  Aug.    99 1 

30  Dec.    99 


"  Major  Wilberforce  served  in  the  Hazara 
Expedition  in  1891  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Major 
General  EHes,  'Commanding  the  Force  (men- 
tioned in  despatches, Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

'5  Major  Cockbum  served  with  the  Benin  Ex- 
pedition under  Rear  Admiral  Rawson  in  1897 
with  the  Niger  Coast  Protectorate  Forces 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major, 
Medal  with  Clasp) . 


July  79;  Son.  Captain,  23  July  Sq. 
;  Hon.  Lieut. 

^//«n^«,  Messrs.  Cos  aui  Co. 
Egypt,  3  Noo.  1896. 


'  (ienoral  Seymour  served  during  the  Crimean  campaign  of  1S54-55  wiih  the  68L'a  Light  Infantry,  includmg 
the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Turkish 
Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaigns  of  1858-59  with  the  2nd  Dragoon  Guards,  including  the  action 
of  Nusserutpore,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (charger  wounded),  and  subsequent  operations,  action  of  Nawab- 
gunge  (in  command  of  three  stjuadrons  of  the  Regiment),  and  re-occupation  of  Fyzabad.  Commanded  the  Bays 
throughout  the  Oude  campaign,  including  the  action  ol  Jamu  (wounded),  assault  and  capture  of  Birwah,  and  Trans- 
Gograaffairs  at  Bungaon  (Gazetted  Brevet  Major  on  20th  July  1853,  frequently  mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  CB.). 

'-'  Lt.Colonel  Dewar  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  attached  to  the  Cavalry  Brigade,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'"  Major  Walker  sei  ved  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  igch  Hussars,  and  was  present  in  the  en- 
gagements at  El  Teh  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in 
1884-85  ^vith  the  19th  Hussars  (Clasp). 

"  Major  Persse  served  with  the  Dougola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896,  including 
the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie, 
Khedive's  Medul  with  two  Clasps). 

•3  Major  Fanshawe  served  with  the  igth  Hussars  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  in  the  action  at 
Kassasin  on  the  9th  September  and  af  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  18S4  with  the  19th  Hussars,  and  was  presentin  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai 
(mcationed  in  despatches,  two  Clasps),  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1384- S5  with  the  19th  Hussars,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Abu  Klea  and  Metammeh  (two  Clasps). 

"■'  Captain  Smyth  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1890-91.  Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary 
Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir 
{mentioned  in  desi)atcheB.  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps) ;  in 
the  operatioiiB  in  1897  ((.'lasp  to  Khedive's  Medal) ;  and  in  iSgs  including  the  Cavalry  reconnaissance  of  4th 
April  and  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum,  in  the  latter  as  Orderly"  Officer  to  the  General  Officer  Com- 
manding the  Infantry  Division  of  the  Egyptian  Army— severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  }'<!!,  and 
two  ClaBpB  to  Khedive's  Medal ;  was  awarded  the  Victoria  Cross  for  the  following  act :~"  At  the  battle  ot  Khar- 
toum, on  the  2nd  September  1893,  Captain  Smyth  galloped  forward  and  attacked  an  Arab  who  had  run  amok 
among  some  camp  followers.  Captain  Smyth  received  the  Arab's  charge  and  killed  him,  being  wounded  with  a 
Kpear  in  the  arm  in  so  doing.  Ho  thus  saved  the  life  of  one  at  least  of  the  camp  followers  ; "  also  served  in  iSqg 
in  the  operations  resulting  in  the  final  defeat  ot"  the  Khalifa  as  Intelligence  Officer  and  Aiae  de  Camp  to  the 
Officer  commanding  the  Infantry  Brigade  of  the  Flying  Column,  including  the  engagement  at  Abii  Aadel 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh). 


3rd  [The  Prince  of  Wales's)  Dragoon  Guards. 


137 


fears' Ser. I      'fbe  Prince's  Plume.  The  Rising  Sun  and  Red  D 
'"Malplaquet"  "  Talavera  "  "Albuhbha' 


Ctirragh.  -1 
Ordered  to  I 
loath  Africa.  J 

?on.  "Blenheim"  "Ramillies"  "Oudenaede'* 
*  Vittohia"  "Peninsula  "  "  Abyssinia. " 
Colonel.— Conyers  Tower.i  CB,  Cornet,  P7  June  44;  Lf.  P6  June  45  ;  Cavi.  PiS  Jan.  50;  Major  Pi-  May  61  ■ 
Lt  Colonel,   P4  Aug.   ^3;   Colonel,  4   Aug.  6^;  Major  General,  20  Mar.  78;  Lieut. General,  20  March  8^ '• 
Colonel  3rd  Dragoon  Guards,  5  Jan.  gi.  »  j  » 

Lieutenant  Colonel.— James  Henry  Aspinwall,*  2nd  Lienf.  2  Mar.  78; 
Major,  II  Sept.  95  :  Lt. Colonel,  10  Mar.  00. 


Full 
Pay. 


23 


Half 
Pay. 


Lieut.  22  Mar.  79  ;  Capf.  ;26  Aug.  84  ; 


Majobs. 

StVArthur  Patrick  Douglas Lushington,') 
Sart.  -znd  in  Command  10  Mar.  00  ;  ^ 
Special  Service,  South  Africa j 

Herbert  Mercer    

Charles  Leonard  Cotton  

/j.jj.c.  William  Robert  Robertson,^  JD50.,. 

Francis  John  Ryder 


Captains. 
Oswald  Buckley  Bingham  Smith-Bing-") 

ham  S 

Hubert  Balfour  Ogilvy  Williams  

Alexander  Ian  Mitchell 

Percival   Naylor  Kent,  A.D.C.  to  Major  ) 

Qe^ieral  V.  P.  ieacA,  28  June  00  l^ein/'.)  j 
Richard   \Vm.  Longfield,  serving  in  the  i 

Britinh  Ea»t  Africa  Protectorate    ) 

Robert  iJdward  M'lllree  Lomer 

Philip  Guy  Reynolds 

Guy  Hartley  Watson  

Ja-nes   Howard    Adolphtis    Ani:e8ley,'') 

Adjutant  Bethune'a  Mounted  l)ifantrtf,  > 

South  Africa J 

Lieutenants. 
Gerald     Achilles      Burgoyne,     Special') 

Sercicfi,  South  Africa S 

Alfred  Burt,  South  Africa 

George  Trevor-Roper  Cook 

John  Higson  Hayes  

Llewellyn  Partridge  

Dulas  Bentley  Parry 


Second  Lieutenant?. 

RobertsDu  Clark , 

Thomas  Villiers  Tathill  Thacker 

Andrew  Hubert  Watt 

Sandford  Raymond  Alers  Hankey 

Alexander  Comyn  Macgregor  Fiulay . 
Stanley  Somerset  Wreford  Paddon  .... 

lohu  Doly  Lecky  Arathoon  

George  Patrick  Osbo'ru  Springfield  .... 

Grosveuor  Talb  t  Clitf  

Gerard  Gloag  Sadler 

Robert  Stanley  Pearson  

Robert  Bnsh  Black 

Hyde  Ridgway  Dyer 


2ND  tlBtJT.  1 

II  Aug. 

80 

27  June 

88 

30  Jaa. 

89 

8  June 

89 

17  Jan. 

94 

I  Not. 

93 

10  Jan. 

94 

6  Mar. 

95 

29  May 

9i 

28  June 

91 

23  Dec. 

93 

15  Feb. 

93 

6  June 

96 

6  June 

96 

8  Sept. 

97 

4  Jan. 

99 

4  Jan. 

99 

20  May 

99 

19  May 

00 

23  May 

00 

9  June 

00 

27  June 

00 

28  July 

00 

15  Autr. 

00 

18  Aug. 

00 

i8  Ana. 

00 

5  Sept. 

00 

^  Sept. 

00 

3  Oct. 

00 

13  Oct. 

00 

10  Nov. 

00 

I  July    81 

30  Jan.  84 
7  Feb.  85 
I  Mar.    Qi 

17  Sept.  91 


CAPTAIN.        BEEV.MAJ. 


7  May    87 

S  Apr.  go 
5  Sept.  92 
3  Apr.  95' 
3  Apr.    95 


30  Jan.  9S 

=,  Aug.  gS 

15  Apr.  99 

30  Dec.  gg 

7  Feb.  00 


23  Dec.    gr 

TO  Oct.      g4 
23  Feb.   95 

23  Feb.    95 

15  Apr.    96 

16  Sept.  96  7  Apr.  00 
15  Apr.  q6  27  June  00 
23  Dec.    97:  27  June  00 

6  Apr.  gS      4  July    00 


Dec.    97 

30  Jan.    98 


z8  May    gS 

24  Jan.    00 

24  Jan.    00 

8  Sept.  00 


Riding  Master. — "William  Sykes,  20  Feb.  95  ;  Son.  Lieut. 
Quarter  Master. — Charles  Henry  Thome,  5  Aug.  g6  ;  Mon.  Lieut. 

Scarlet— i^aciH^«  Yellow. — Agents,  Messrs.  Holt  and  Uo, 
Returned  from  Natal,  21  Noc.  1895. 


MAJOB. 


24  Nov.    92 

3  Apr.  97 

IS  Apr.  gg 

10  Mar,  00 

7  Apr.  00 


'  Lt. General  Tower  served  with  the  6th  Dragoons  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54,  including  the  battle  of 
laiaklava  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Commanded  the  3rd  Dragoon 
faards  during  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1S68,  and  was  present  at  the  assault  and  capture  of  Magdala  (men- 
ioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  and  Medal). 

'  Lb. Colonel  Aspinvvall  serv^ed  With  the  7th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  was  present  in  the 
ngagenients  of  El  Magfar  and  Mahsama,  in  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  zSth  August,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- 
lebirand  the  capture  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^  Major  Robertson  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sii'  Robert  Low  in  iSg5  as  Intelligence  Officer 
mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

1^'  Captain  Annesley  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98  as  Orderly  Officer 
0  Sir  William  Lockhart,  Commanding  the  force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps), 


Record  of  the  Services  of  the  srd  [The  Prince  of  Wales's)  Dragoon  Guards. 
Raiaedin  1635.  Germany,  to  1758  (battles  of  Blenheim, Ramillies,OudenardeandMalplaquet).  England- 
5  1780.  France,  to  1794.  England,  to  iSog.  The  Peninsula,  to  i8og  (battles  of  Talavera,  Albuhera  and 
ittoria).  England,  to  1S15.  France,  to  Jan.  1S16.  England,  to  Jnne  1S16.  Ireland,  to  1829.  Eng- 
md,  to  1834.  Ireland,  to  1837.  England,  to  1843.  Ireland,  to  1846.  Scotland,  to  1S48.  England,  to 
352.  Ireland,  to  March  1S57.  England,  to  August  1857.  India,  to  Feb.  186S.  Abyssinia,  to  May 
3o8  (Abyssinian  war).  England,  to  1875.  Ireland,  to  1881.  Scotland,  to  18S3.  England,  to  1884, 
ndia,  1884. 


>38 


Full  I  Hail 
Pay.  Pay 


4tli  CRof/al  InUh)  Dragoon  Guards. 

Vhe  Harp  aud  Crow-a,  and  the  Star  of  St.  Patrick,  with  the  motto  "  Quia  nep'irahitf 
'*  BiLiKLiVA"  "  SuvA-sropoL  "  "  Eorpr,  it^z  "  "  Tbl-kl-Kbbib.'* 


rRawul  Pindee, 
L       Punjab. 

*'  Pbkiwsdla  " 


Colonel.— 5tr  Henry  Clement  Wilkinson.'  KCB.  Enni^n,  15  Feb.  56;  Lieut. ^s  Aug.  59;  Captain,^  t-zS^^U 
93;  Major,  P13  July  70;  Lt. Colonel,  3  July  72  ;  Colonel,  3  Jaiy  77;  ALajot  General,  i  Mar.  87;  Lieut. General, 
26'irav  04':  Colonel  4  Dra^^oon  Guards,  4  Oct.  96.  ^  n 

Lieutenant  Colonel.— George  Diffbv  Filmer  Sulivan,-  Cornet,  ^13  June  68  ;  Lieut,  P28  Oct.  71  ;  Capt.  24  Juno  76  ; 
Major,  15  Aug.  88  ;  Lt. Colonel,  11  Mar.  Qb  ;    Colonel,  ii  Mar,  oo. 


Majobs. 
jj.t.r.  Herbert  Chas.  Thornton  Littledale,*  ) 

2ni  tM  Command  26  June  96 } 

Francis  Blaynev  Lucas  Wood  Wright* 

Hon.  Rupert  Leigh. ^ 

Charles  Michael  Ed^ewortb  Brinkley  ...... 

Captains. 

William  Belk,*  Adjutant  14  Apr.  97   

David  Plenderleath  Sellar.ti  Auie  de  Camp  > 

to  Major  G>ii.  E.M-Cahnont  15  Nov.  gg  ) 

Bampfylde  Leonard  Carew*  

Georj^e  Frederick  Mapping 

Cecil    Robert    Gaunt,'    with    5  Dragoon  > 

Guards  in  South  Africa } 

Clement  Parker  Toulson*   

Edward  Rickards* 

Herbert  Timbrell  M'Clellan,*-4)"iM«.  J»sj3.  j 

Army  SiguaHinff,  Bengal  and  Punjab    ...  ) 
LlKUTKNANTS. 

Brownlow    Henry    Hamilton     Mathew 
Lanuowe,*  with  5  Dragoon  Guardn 
South  Africa . 

John  Hiirdress  Lloyd* ■ 

AuEUStus  George  Aime  Jerrard.^    ^'egt 
African  Regiment,  with  rank  of  Captain 

Charles  Mackenzie  Groy^an* 

Hugh  Tweed  Waltord  Wyllie* 

Arthur  Henry  Nicholas  CorseUis 

Gerald  Barclay  Lament  

Charles  Fmlayson  Hunter 

Sbco.vd  Libdtenawts. 

Robert  James  Leslie  Ogilby 

Harry  Llewellyu  Cautley  

Robert  Cope  Hardy  Shaw-Hamilton     ... 

Leonard  Barclay  Khves   

Horace  Somerville  JSewell 

John  Stewait 

Henry  Edward  Gurney^ 

Charles  Alfred  Holford 

Robert  Baker  , 


;■} 


2ND   LIEUT. 

30  Jan. 

39 

8  June 

89 

8  June 

So 

29  Nov. 

9" 

27  June 

91 

3  Dec. 

90 

5  Oct. 

92 

II  July 

94 

8  Aug. 

94 

10  Oct. 

9l 

12  Dec. 

94 

12  Dec. 

94 

6  June 

9^ 

16  Feb. 

98 

3  Aug. 

98 

II  Feb. 

99 

iG  Jan. 

00 

4  Apr. 

00 

2  May 

00 

19  May 

00 

23  May 

00 

7  July 

00 

15  Aug. 

00 

15  Aug. 

00 

3  Oct. 

OD 

LIEUT 


CAPTALN. 


21  Sept. 

2  Aug. 
II  Feb. 
20  July 

II  June  go 

30  Sept.  goj 

8  Oct.     90 

23  Apr.    92 

2^  Apr.    92 

24  May    92 
:8  Apr.    94 

31  July    95 

II  Sept.  95 

1  July 
13  Jan. 

28  May 

5  Nov. 
30  Aug. 
15  Dec. 

1  Apr. 


8  May 

17  Mar. 
7  Mar. 

18  Apr. 

6  Aug. 

12  Sept. 
16  Feb. 

2  July 

SOct. 
IS  Nov. 

I  Apr. 


BBBV.UAJ. 


21  May    84;  13  June  94 

12  Sept.  94 
31  Jan.  94 
16  Feb.    98 


96 


6  Captains    Sellar    and     Mappin, 

Lieut.    Jerrard,    and    Captain    and, 

Qr.-Mr.  Charters  served  in  the  cam- 

g  paign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of 


gS 


India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 


Q  1837  with  the  4th    Dragoon  Guards 

it  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

„„  ''  (.'aptain  Gaunt  served  in  the  cam- 
paign on  the  North  West  Frontier  of 
India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 


1897  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force 
as  Orderly  Officer  1st  Brigade  Staff 
and  was  present  at  the  relief  of  Chak 
dara  Fort,  {mentioned  in  desjjatches 
Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

8  Second  Lieut.  Gumey  served  in 
the  operations  in  South  Africa  under 
Sir  Frederick  Carrington  in  i8g6 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal), 

Riding  Majfter. — Krnest  Pettitt  Cant,  25  Jan.  88 ;  Son.  Captain,  25  Jan.  98. 
Quarter  Master. —  Krank  Hamilton  Charters,^  14  May  87  ;  Hon.  Captain,  14  May  97. 
Scarlet — FacingaBiae. — Agents,  Messrs.  Holt  and  Co. 
Kinharked  for  India,  12  Sept.  Q4. 

1  Sir  Henry  Wilkinson  serve  1  with  the  gsth  Regiment  in  the  Indian  cam-iiign  of  185S.  and  wa*  presen 
at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Awah,  siege,  assault  and  capture  of  Kotah,  battle  of  ICotakeserai,  general  action  resulting 
in  the  capture  of  Gwalior,  assault  and  capture  of  Rowa,  sie^e  and  capture  of  Pouree.  battle  of  Beejapore,  aid  affair 
of  Koondry  (Medal  with  Clasp),  S^rvel  in  the  Af^'hanwar  imSSo  in  command  of  the  Cavalry  Brigade  in  S  juLhern 
Afghanistan,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with  tha  force  under  Maior  Gineral  Phavre  (meationed  in 
dospatc'jes.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  in  comiiand  of  the  Caval'-y  Brigade  of  the 
Indian  Contingeut,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with 
Clasp,  2nd  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  aud  Khedive's  Star). 

3  Colonel  riulivan  served  witb  the  15th  Hussars  in  the  Canlahar  Ool-i-nn  in  ihe  Afghan  wir  of  i87S-8o» 
includiug  ihe  advaaie  to  Khelat-i-Ghilzai ;  also  served  with  the  ThuU-Chotiali  Feld  Force  under  Brigadier 
(ieneral  Biddulph.andin  tlie  iJolumn  under  Major  General  Phayre  in  Southern  Afguanistan  (Medal).  Served  in 
the  Boer  war  of  1881.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897  in  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  in  command  of  the  4th  Dragoon  Guards  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^  Major  Littledale  served  m  t-tie  expoditioa  10  tbe  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Grabam  in  i8d4  with  the  ist 
Battalion  York  aud  Lancaster  Regiment.,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ki  Teb— severely  wounded 
(meniioned  in  despatcties.  Brevet,  of  Mijor,  M^dal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star),  Served  in  the  campaign  on 
the  North  West  Frontier  of  InJia  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897  in  theTirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the 
4th  Dragoon  Guards  (Medwl  with  two  Clasps). 

*  Major  Woodwright,  Captains  Belk,  Carew,  Parker-Toulson,  Rickards,  and  M'Clellan,  Lieuts.  Mathew-Sannowe, 
Lloyd,  Grogan,  and  Wyllie  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  AVilliam  Lockhar 
in  1897  in  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  4th  Dragoon  Guards  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

5  Major  tue  Hon.  R.  Leigii  served  with  the  15th  Hussars  m  theCaadaharColumn  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80, 
including  tue  advance  to  Khelat-i-Ghilzai,  and  was  present  in  the  engasrements  with  the  Afghan  cavalry  at  Takht- 
i-Pul  (mentioned  in  despatches)  ;  also  served  with  the  ThuU-Chotiali  Field  Force  under  Brigadier  General 
Biddulph,  and  accompanied  Major  General  Phayre  in  his  march  to  Candahar  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of 
1S81.  Serve  i  with  the  ijch  Kussars  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  if5S2,  and  was  present  in  the  action  at  Kassasin  (gth 
September),  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) .  Served  with  the  Bechuana- 
land  Expedition  inder  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85  on  special  service  as  Assistant  Commandant  of  the  Remount 
Depot.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1597  in  the 
Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  4tb  Dragoon  Guards  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

Re-ord  of  the  Services  of  the  4tk  (Rjyal  Irish)  Dragoon  Guards. 
Raised  in  1685  as  a  Regiment  of  Cuirassiers,  "  Th^  Sisth  Horse."  Designated  "Tbe  Fifth  Horse," 
1690.  To  Flanders,  1691.  To  England,  1697.  To  Ireland,  1698.  Designated  "  First  Irish  Horse," 
or  "The  Blue  Horse."  1746.  Designated  "Fourth  Rjyal  Irish  Regiment  of  Dragoon  Guards,"  1788. 
To  Kngland,  1793.  To  Ireland.  1795.  To  England,  1799.  To  Ireland,  1802.  To  England,  1804.  To 
Portugal,  1811  (Peninsular  VV.ir).  To  England,  1813.  To  Ireland.  1814.  To  England.  1818.  To 
Ireland,  1822,  To  England,  1826.  To  Ireland,  1832.  To  England,  1835.  To  Ireland,  1841.  To 
Kagland,  1845.  To  IreJanl,  1851.  To  the  Crimea,  1854  (battle  of  Balaklava  and  siege  of  Sebastopol). 
To  England,  1S55.  To  Ireland,  1861.  To  England,  1867.  To  Ireland,  1872.  Tj  England,  1878.  To 
Egypt.  1882  (campaign  of  18S2  and  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir).  To  England,  1882.  Detachment  to  tHe 
Nile.    1884-S5      To  Ireland,  rS86.     To  England,  1891.     To  India,  1894. 


South  Africa.     H 
)epot  atSealkote.J 


5th  {Princess 


Charlotte  of  Wales's)  Dragoon  Guards. 


Half 
Pay. 


Ramillies'' 
'i'bninsula  ' 


"  Vegtiyia  nulla  refrorgum." — "Blenheim 
Salamanca"    "  ViiroHiA"    "Toulodsb  ' 
Colonel. — Hon.  SoniersetJohn  Gou 
Bt. Major,  2  Xov.  55  ;   Major, 
25  July  70;    Lieut. General,  I  ZmXy  ^1 
34  Jan.  92, 
Lieutenant  Colonel.— St.  John  Corbet  Gore,«  2nd  Lieut.  22  Jan 
Maior,  6  Sept.  93  ;  Lf. Colonel,  S  July  99. 

Majobs. 
Alfred   Hatoilton  Mackenzie  Edwards,^") 

2nd  in  Comtiiand  8  July  99  ;   Dht.  Commr.  ■- 

Fotchtfsiroom,  icilli  rank  of  Lt. Colonel..  J 
Alfred  Rene  Heneage,'"  2«rf  in  Command} 

(femp.) J 

William  Eden  Stobart» 

Herbert  Hoare 


'Oudenasde"  "Malplaqcet" 
"Balaklata"   "Sevastopol." 


^39 


i^hCalthorpe.i  Cornet,  ^23  Slaj  ^8 ;  Lieut.  P25  May  ^i  ■   Cant   i-j,  ^..^t 
July  56  ;  Lt.Colonel,  ^15  Feb.  61  ;   Colonel,   15    Feb    66Maorrfh  ^^' 
-  "      Colonel  5th  Lancers.  ,S  Nov.  87  ;    CoLfefst^'DrfZn  0^.' 

79;    Lieut.  1  July  Si  ;   Captain,  2<j  Feh.    855 


2WD  LIEUT.  I  LIEUT. 


Captains. 
Frederick  Adolphus  Dawson  OliverEustace 

Percy  Henry  Darbj'shire , 

Henry  Gerard  Hetjan  Kennard , 

Claude  Houston  Stuart 

Bertram  Robert  Mitford  Glossop, Special') 

Service,  .South  Africa 3 

Ernest  Frank  Holden^-   

Lieutenants. 

James  Robert  Lindsay  Garrard   

William  Quint^-ne  Winwood,   Adjutant^ 

t6  July  99 S 

Hu^h  Price  Travers 

Bertie  Gordon  Clay  

Hon.  Ralph  Leuf^e  Ponieroy 

Lewis  Maxwell  Dunbar  

Owen  Edgar  Moore  Saunders   

George  Aixhibald  Swiuton  Home   

James  Lister  Melvill 

YiC  John  Norwood^^ 

Robert  Harvey  Kearsley  

Michael  Raveuscroft  Head   

Francis  Robert  Otter  

Maurice  Adam  Black    

Second  Lieutenants. 

Charles  Percival  Parker 

John  Charles  Close-Brooks   

Edward  Arthur  FitzGerald    

Jotin  Cecil  Wood 

James  Seton  Drummond  Gage^^ ,., 

George  John  Sandys 


27  Jan.  83 

II  Sept.  77 

10  Mar.  S3 

23  May  85 


j6  Nov. 
9  Jan. 
3  Oct. 
5  Feb. 


S7 

30  May  91 

23  June  93 

13  July  92' 

15  Mar.  93 

28  June  93 

21  Oct.  93 

23  Dec.  93 

12  Dec.  9,1, 1 

6  June  9^1 

6  June  g6 
3  Aug.  98 1 
S  Feb.  99 1 

11  Feb.  99 

12  Aug.  99; 
15  Nov.  99* 

9  Dec.  99' 

7  Mar.  00 
23  May  00 1 

7  July  001 

18  July  00} 

28  July  00' 

15  Aug.  00 


6  Feb. 

26  Mar. 
21  Oct. 
16  Jan. 

25  Apr. 

13  Nov. 

6  Sept. 

24  Jan. 

9  ilay 
II  Sept. 
16  Feb. 

4  June 

2  Sept. 
16  July 

5  Nov. 

27  June 
27  June 

3  Oct. 
3  Oct. 
3  Oc. 


18  Feb.  89 

23  May    88 

24  Aug.    87 
6  Sept.  93 


15  Jan.  95 
II  Sept.  95 
9  Feb.  - 
I  Oct.    96 

31  May    99 

30  Aug.  99 


7  Oct.  96 

22  Jan.  g& 

31  May  9^ 

8  July  99 


3S/]3  Riding  Master. — Georcjo  Jackson,  16  Mar.  87  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
...    Quarter  Jl/ua/'er.— Charles  Hill  Farbrother,  lo  July  95  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 

Scarlet— Facinge  Green.— Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co, 
Embarked  for  India,  7  Sept.  1893. 


.  G.Calthorpe  served   in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54-55  a&  Aide  de  Camp  to  Lord 
^^i*^!'"         '■?''^^^^^^*^^'^'  ^^^^  Inkerman,  affairs  of  Bulganakand  M'Kenzie's  Farm,  and 
"    .  Bi'evet  of  Major,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Houor,  5th  Class  of  the 


Lt. General  Hon.  S.  J. 
glan,  includmjj:  the  Ijattles 
ge  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  four  Clasps 
idjidie,  aud  Turkish  Medal). 

Lt.Oolouel  Gore  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-S5  with  the  Camel  Corps  (Medal  with  ClasD  and  Khe- 
?^esStar).  ft  ■^ 

Lt.Colonel  Edwardsserved  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i888as  Assistant  Provost  Marshal  (Medal  with  Clasp) 
fved  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900,  temporarily  in  command  of  Imperial  Light  Horse,  and  was  present  at 
i  siege  of  Ladysmith,  including  the  attack  of  6th  January  1903— slightly  wounded. 

Major  Stobart  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4-85  with  the  Heavy  Camel  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasn 
a  Khedive's  Star).  ^* 

0  Major  Heneage  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry  in  the  Egratian  war  of  1882,  and  was 
isent  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir— wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

=  Captain  Holden  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-08  with  the  Tirah  Esoedi- 
nary  Force  t^Iedal  with  two  Clasps). 

^  Second  Lieut.  Norwood  served  in  the  South  Africxn  wir  in  1899-1903,  and  was  present  durin^- the  sie^e  of 
tlysmith  (Y€);  wa-»  awarded  the  Victoria  Cross  for  the  following  act:— ■■On  tlie  3o-,h  October,  iSqo  this  Officer 
nt  out  from  Lady.-mith  in  charge  of  a  small  patrol  of  the  5th  Dragoon  Guards.  They  came  under 'a  haavy  fire 
m  the  enemy,  who  were  posted  on  a  ridge  in  great  force.  Tne  pa-.r  1,  which  had  arrived  within  about  600  yarda 
the  ridge,  then  retired  at  full  speed.    One  man  dropped,  aid  Secjnd  Lieutenaot  No:  wood  g.illopei  back  about 

yards  tUrough  heavy  fire,  dismounted,  and  picking  up  the  fallen  trooper,  carried  him  out  of  fire  ou  his  hack  at 

same  time  leading  his  horsa  with  one  hand.  The  enemy  kept  up  an  incessant  fire  durm^  the  whole  time  that 
;oni  Lieutenant  Norwood  was  carrying  the  man  until  he  was  quite  out  of  range."  ^ 

^  Second  Lieut.  Gage  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  in  1S96  (British  Medal,  aud  Khedive's  Medal), 
ved  in  the  South  African  war  in  1599-1933  attached  to  the  advanced  Depot  of  the  Army  Service  Cori^s. 


140 


6th  Dragoon  Guards  (Garahiniers). 


Full  Hall 
Pay.  Pay. 


Colonel.— Sir  Alexander  James  Hardy  Elliot,'  KCB.,  Conief,  iS  July  48;  Lieut,  'n  June  50;  Capi 
22  Deo  54-  BI.Maior,  17  July  55  ;  Major,  29  July  56;  Bf.Lt.Coloiul,  2g  May  63;  Colonel,  1  Feb.  71 
iTajor  aeiieral.  i  Jiilv  St  ;   Colonel  6  Drajoon  Guards,  3  Jan.  92. 

Lieutenant  Colonel.— Alexander  Sprot,^  Lieut.  28  Fell.  74  ;  Capt.  26  Apr.  82  ;  Major,  19  July  89;  Lt. Colonel 
1  July  00. 


'  Blexubiu' 


'  RiSIILLIES 


'Opdekaude"  "MiLPLiQUET"  "Sevastopol* 
"  Afghinistan,  1879-80." 


r-      South  Africa. 
{   Reserve  Squadron 
L        Canterbury, 

' Delhi" 


Majohs. 

Francis  Sudlow  Garratt,^  ■2nd  in  Command  \ 
I  July  00 ^ 

Arthur  Cochrane  Hamilton''' 

William  John  Chesshyre  Butler,'Bj-i,!7arfe^ 
Major,  South  Africa,  8  May  00  ) 

Henry  Peregrine  Leader* 


2XD  LIEUT. 


I  May    78 
5  Feb.    87 


I 


Charles  Melville  Johnstone'-' 

Walter  Dougall'"    -■ 

Edward  Leopold  Reiss,"' Ad/ ulani  1  Teo-1 

manri/  Brigade,  2  Oct.  99 J 

Owen  Lyall  Francis*'    

Stuart  Rodaer  Kirhy,'-  Adjutant  8  Feb.  00 

Robert  Henry  CoUis" 6  June  96 

Walter  Gabriel  Home« 24  June  96 


LlEUTKIfANTS. 

Malcolm  Matthew  Moncrieff'^ 

Harold  Child  Bickford" 

William  Ernest  Watsoni^ 

Francis  Edward  Till''  

Aubrey  du  Plat  Thorold  Cole'S     

John  Smiley    

William  Otway  Ui)ton-Cottrell-Dormer6... 

William  John  Scott  Rundle'"    

Thomas  Morris"* 

Richard  .\nketell-J0ue3"    

John  Victor  Hermon™ 

Samuel  Wentworth  Webster'" 


22  Aug.  83 
28  June  90 

28  June  90 

28  June  90 
5  Mar.    93 


5  Aug. 
24  Feb. 
15  May 

7  July 

6  Sept. 
4  Jan. 

II  Feb. 
11  Oct. 
18  Oct. 
9  Dec. 
20  Dec. 
20  Dec. 


LIEUT 

1  July 

Si 

10  May 

82 

8  May 

8q 

2  Sept. 

85 

2  Feb. 

90 

28  Oct. 

91 

28  Oct. 

91 

8  June 

92 

4  Sept 

q.'i 

24  Feb. 

t)7 

sMay 

97 

I  Sept. 

97 

4  Jan. 

9<< 

25  Jan. 

99 

19  July 

99 

3  Nov. 

99 

3  Nov. 

99 

24  Feb. 

CO 

11  May 

00 

II  May 

00 

4  July 

00 

6  Sept. 

00 

3  Oct. 

00 

1 

CAPTA-Ilf. 


3  Oct,  87 

13  June  88 

28  Aug.  95 

9  Dec.  04 


BRET.  UAJ. 


3  Apr.  9 

22  Jan.  9 

2  Nov.  9 

I  July  -J 


II  Mar.   96 

4  Nov.   96 

4  Mar, 


8  May 
II  May 
II  May 

I  July 


Second  Lieutexanis. 

Artliur  Meade  Swifte ;  21  Apr, 

Hedley  John  Kirkpatricit-i    19  May    ooj 

Hereward  Sadler  23  May 

Bertram  Armytaire  18  July 

Oliver  Hi.  Michael  Joues 15  Aug-. 

Robert  Henry  Style 26  Sept. 

Cyril  Thomas  William  Selby  Lowndes '  13  Oct. 

David  Alfred  William  Ker \     3  Nov. 

I 

Riding  3fu((/p»-.— Benjamin  Turner/^  29  July  91  ;  Son.  Lieut. 
Q^itarter  Master. — Leonard  James  Wheeler,  24  June  99  ;  Ifou.  Lieut 

Blue — i^aci»^«  White. — Anents, Messrs.  Cos 
Embarked  for  South  Africa,  3  JVoy.  189' 


&Co. 


'  Sir  Alexander  Elliot  served  five  years  in  India,  the  last  two  on  Lord  Hardin^e'a  staff,  prior  to  enterinej  the 
Royal  Army,  and  was  present  with  his  regiment,  the  8t.h  Ben<^al  Cavalry,  at  the  battle  of  Paiiuiar  [Bronze 
Star)  ;  also  in  the  Sutlej  campaign,  including  the  battles  of  Ferozeshah  and  Sobraon  (Medal).  Served  in  the 
Crimean  campaign  from  Oct.  1854  to  ist  April  1855  as  Aidede  Camp  to  General  Scarlett,  including  the  battle  of 
Balaklava  (severely  wounded)  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  Commander  ot 
the  Legion  of  Honor,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'  Lt. Colonel  Sprot  served  with  the  Carabiniers  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  including  the  engagement  with 
the  Mohmunds  at  Dakka  (Medal) .  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  the  Carabiuiera, 
and  was  present  in  the  operations  at  Colesberg,  at  the  relief  of  Kimberley,  in  the  engagements  at  Paardeberg, 
Poplar  Grove,  and  Driofontoin,  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein,  the  engagen'ieut  at  Karru  Sidmg,  the  crossing  ot 
the  Zand  River,  the  engagement  at  Kroonstad,  the  advance  to  Johannesburg  and  Pretoria,  the  operations  under 
Lt.Gfneral  French  at  Doornfontein,  the  attack  on  Pretoria,  the  engagements  around  Belfast  and  Machadodorp, 
and  the  advauce  to  Barberton. 

3  Major  Garrattserved  with  the  Carabiniers  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal).  Served  in  the  South  African 
war  in  1 899-1 900  with  the  6th  Carabiniers,  and  waspresentm  the  operations  at  Colesberg  (mentioned  in  despatches), 
at  the  relief  of  Kimberley,  in  the  engagements  at  Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove,  and  Driefontein,  the  occupation  of 
Bloemfontein,  the  engagement  at  KaiTu  Siding,  the  cx'ossing  of  the  Zand  River,  the  engagement  at  Kroonstad, 
the  advance  to  Juhaunesberg  and  Pretoria,  the  operations  under  Lt.General  French  at  Doornfontein,  the  attack 
on  Pretoria,  the  engagements  around  Belfast  and  Machadodorp,  and  the  advance  to  Barberton. 

fi  Major  Hamilton,  Captain  Francis,  Lieuts.  Home,  Watson,  and  Dormer  served  in  the  South  African  war  in 
1899-1900  with  the  6th  Carabiniers,  and  were  present  in  the  operations  at  Colesberg,  at  the  relief  of  Kimberley,  in 
the  engagements  ot  Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove,  and  Driefontein,  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein,  the  engagement 
at  Karru  Siding,  the  crossing  of  the  Zand  River,  the  engngement  at  Kroonstad,  the  advance  to  Johannesburg  and 
Pretoria,  the  operations  under  Lt. General  French  at  Doornfontein,  the  attack  on  Pretoria,  the  engagements 
around  Belfast  and  Machadodorp,  and  the  advance  to  Barberton. 

7  Major  Butler  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  6tli  Carabiniers,  and  was  present  in  the 
operations  at  Colesberg,  at  the  relief  of  Kimberley,  in  the  engagements  at  Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove  and 
Driefontein,  the  occupaiion  of  Bloemfontein.  the  engp.gement  at  Karru  Siding,  the  crossing  of  the  Zand  River,  the 
engagement  at  Kroonstad,  the  advance  to  Johannesburg  and  Prttoria,  ths  operations  under  Lt.General  French  at 
Doornfontein,  the  attack  on  Pretoria,  the  engagements  around  Belfast  and  Machadodorp,  and  the  advance  to 
Barberton ;  appointed  Brigade  Major  ist  Cavalry  Brigade,  8th  Ma.y  1900. 

»  Major  Leader  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  6th  Carabiniers,  and  was  present  in  the 
operations  at  Colesberg,  in  the  engagements  at  Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove,  and  Driefontein,  the  cccupation  of 
Bloemfontein,  the  engjigenient  at  Kiirru  Siding,  the  crossing  of  the  Zand  River,  the  engagement  at  Kroonstad,  the 
advance  to  Johnnncsonrg  and  Pretoria,  the  operations  under  Lt.General  French  at  Doornfontein,  the  attack  on 
Pretoria,  the  engagements  around  Belfast  and  Machadodorp.  and  the  advance  to  Barberton. 

^  Cantain  Johnstone  sowed  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1Q00  with  the  6th  Carabiniers  and  was  present! 


i 

(>tli  Dragoon  Guards  {Garahuiiers). 
the  operations  at  Oolesbarg,  at  the  relief  of  Kimharl^t.  in  th^  ^„  140a 

Driconteiii,  the  o,oupatiou°of  Bloem'!nte?n.  rhe^en  '  %'u^^„\''^t"S"a'S'  tl  ^^^"^^-'^^^S-  Poplar  Grove,  and 
engagement  at  Krxmstad,  the  advance  tu  JohannesbS?^  anV^pSlorL  th«°nl  «f™'''°".°'  '?"  ^""""^  «'™'-.  'be 
at  Doornfontem,  and  the  attack  on  Pretoria  <-=-'i"=  iiQ  iTetoria,  the  operat'ons  under  Lt.General  French 

6th  Car'^^rfer^s?"^^"  '""^  «^'^^-  ^^''  SecondLieut.  Webster  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  .S^^-.^oo  .vith  the 

the  opraTon'^'af  Co"^beS*a^  ^C^euIPirKZl^Xl'VuT."'  ^''^"'^'^'  "'^  Carabioiers.  and  ,vas  preset  in 
Driefontein,  the  occnpation^of  BloeJfoSein,  t^  ^en^H-I'en  en    at''l?r,?^^^^^^^        at  Paardeoerg,  Poplar  o'iove  and 
the  engagement  at  Kroonstad,  the  advance  to  Johannesllu?^  ?nd  P™?"  "  ?ul'°?'  "l*?  "°^^'^R  of  the  Zand  River, 
at  Doornfontem,  the  attack  on  Pretoria,  the  en..a°em»ntsli?n,mH  R^^^ 
Barberton.  '         >:u,a„em.nts  around  Belfast  and  Machadodoi-p,  and  the  advance  to 

"  Lieuta.  CoUis  and  Moncrieff  served  in  thf  ^mttu  Ar..:^„ 
present  in  the  operations  at  Colesblrg,  at  the  ,  eTtef  o?  ^mS[e v  t^^^^^^ 

Grove,  and  Drielontein,  the  occupation  of  Blo-mlbntehi  nml  H  Fl  ""^  engagements  at  I'aardeberg,  Poplar 
River-severelv  wounded.  «io„miontein,  and  the  engagements  at  Karru  Siding,  and1h»  Zand 

opera/i'o-ns  arcSesb^r:"L'"the^Sef  ofSbeS;^"  uf thTe  "'"'  *^  ''"^  Carabiniers,  and  was  present  in  the 
Drierontein,theoccupa"t,onof  Bloemfon?ein     SI  opemtiins    nde?lt>'pn?r^,  "^  ^''^'^'^SyS-  Poplaf  Grove,  and 

""=^rurT5l^%?r?rirt;5l^S0°SS?  SL^a  t^ 

operations  at  Colesberg,  in  the  advance  to  P,etor?I,\heo^?eVa'tTo„"1'de;Lt'k';r^'p*''-'^  T"  ""^^  P™^™'  i°  "« 

attack  on  Pretoria,  the  eugigements  around  Belfast  anVllachXd.mitn  J, ■£'^^1™'  ^'f °l''  ^t  Doornfontein,  the 

"  Lieut.  Cole  served  in  the  South  Africjn  ,vir  irT  ,q„.  .',!'.^^'l'^^„'^'^™°'^® '=>  ^'^'■berton. 

operations  at  Colesberg.  at  the  relief  orKtaberlc  -,'in  h^e^Vn'Sgrmen  s'a  "pSS'/^''^""?  "'^^  "^"^™'  ''^  «'^ 
fontein,  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein,  the  engagement  arR-tfr.f^^d^n  Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove,  and  Drie- 
engagement  at  Kroonstad,  the  advance  to  JrdiannesbTo-  and  Pretoria  tZ'  on^  T™"°"  °J  "l"  ^^''''^  ^iver,  the 
at  Doornfontem,  the  engagements  around  Belfast  ■.ndAroMTo.    1         '  ™  operations  under  Lt.General  French 

"  Lieut.  Rundle  served  in  the  sLth  Tfr  ian  wai-  of  fs™  "JS,'"  with''thT'^-.'h 'r '^^k"''-''  '"  ^^'^'-berton.  """='' 

operations  at  Colesberg,  at  the  relief  of  Kimberley  in  he  lyagTmentsat  Pa^rd„?T''rT'  ^"^  '™'  P"'^^*''^*  '"  «>'' 
the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein,  the  engagement  at  Karru  S?d?nTf  ho  ^  P^^i^'^eberg  Poplar  Grove,  and  Driefontein 
Johannesburg  and  Pretoria,  the  engagement  at  Krnonft»dfl,^'^?  crossing  of  the  Zand  River,  the  advance  to 
was  appointed  Aidede  Camp  to  BrigadfeTofneraL^RPriiH^^^^^  "i'?'*"'  L'-General  French  kt  Uooinfoateia 

"  Lieiits.  Morris  and  Calvert  swerved  in  the  /omkAfrkairwaiTnZ^^ 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Kroonstad    in  the  advance  ?n    T„h«        '899^1900  with  the  oth  Carabiniers,  and  weVe 
Lt.General  French  at  Doornfontein,  the  at  ack  on  PrJoH,   .1.        *""^^''"/S  ""'^  Pretoria,  the  operations    under 
the  advance  to  Barberton,  '  °"  ^''^'""a.  'he  engagements  around  Belfast  and  Machadodorp  and 

pr:JnTin^^hif tg^agement-'ry/o^^^^^^^  T^  '°  "^^''^  "'"■  '^^  ""^  Carabiniers,  and  wa. 

at  the  crossing  of  the  Zand  R Uer,  t°,e  engagemtnt  at  K?o'on"stad''',".;n  T'"'  *f  ''^  Carabinifrs,  and  was  present 
operations  under  Lt  Geneial  Frenih  at  DoofnSmein  the  atUct  in  Pre^oH^'^h'"  J°''''''°^^''urg  and  Pretoria,  the 
Machadodorp,  and  the  advance  to  Barberton  Pretoria,  the  engagements  around  Belfast  and 

present  rthrengageS'^at  DSi?eiS%t"occu;tttoVoTSolT'r-  ^'l^  "^^  "*  ^-'-"-  Horse,  and  was 
crossing  of  the  Zand°  Eiver,  the  engagement  at  Kroonstad  th^  Xn^/',"'  T^t  ^"S^S^'^ent  at  Karru  Siding, The 
operations  under  Lt.General  French  at  DooinfontliS  '  ""^a^e  to  Johannesburg  and  Pretoria,  and  the 

^^s\^^^^%r:^!^:^^:!^^;^^!^^^i^'^^^[:;  -f  tl^e  Koorum  and  Khost  Expeditions,  and 
Medal).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  ^88^5  4li  the  Li-ht  ollTrJlT'""'^!  ^'  -'^'"'°"''  '"''^  J^^'tehabad 
ho  convoy  on  the  i+th  February  and  in  the  actio-  at  Abn  K^^  ft"^,-^  'f'  ""f^  ™'  PJ'''™'  "'  '!^e  attack  on 
Chedive'sStar  and  Medal  for  DistiaguisClCondacUn  the Vfetd)  '"  '^''^P"'''^^^.  Medal  with  ClaspT 

Record  of  the  Services  0/  the  6th  Dragoon  Guards 

ingfa"d!to°;o3'.=  mnTe^s,t:^ff^'i%'',LdVo^?l:f  ■  d'a°u1"-  ^"''r'-'^  ^/™^  '^'^  ^'-^"^.  '0  .697 
n  Ireland,  ,747  '0  .7S0.  Germany,'  0  1763  Ireland'  0  il^"  Low  Cou„'trferf"°"^  to  Ireland  (date  uncertain 
J  .303.  England  (4  troops  to  Buenos  Ayres  1806)  and  Scotland  To  ,^,7  '1  V"'  ^.''Slo-n^,  to  1796.  Ireland 
md,  toiSai.     Ireland,  to, S24.     En.'W  and  ScoH«nd    ti    «  ?  ^-     ^/eland    to  18,5.     England  and  Scot- 

r9land,toi84=.  BnglUd  and  Scotland,  to  ,8,6  Snd  to  8^  Fnl  »nd' t'o  ^'''■°^'^34.  England,  to  1840 
>Augn9ti356.  India,  to  1861.  England  to  i355  Ire W  to'%f„^?  -  i^"h  p"^ea,  to  ,856.  England, 
)  September  1879.    Afghanistan,  to  October  l3t.^ndia!"ob'?to't^r  ;8^:8:    HoSo'v°embe?^88i:  ''"^    ""'''' 


1   2 


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7 th  {The.  Princess  Ron al's)  Dragoon  Guards.      f^ 


full,  Hall 
Pay.  Pay. 


South  Afi-ica. 

Cricrve  yqn:idron» 

Shomcliffe. 

In  the  ceaire  the  Curonet  ot  H.il.  the  Express  and  Queen  Frederick  of  Germany  an.l  Prussia  as. 

Princess  Royal  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland. 
Blenheim"  •■  Riu,Li.iEs""OlJDENiRDE"  "  MiLPLiQUET  "  "  Dbttinges  "  "  Soiih  AyalCi,  1S46-7  " 
"  EoYPT,  1SS2"  "Tel-el-Kebie. 
Onlonel— S;.-  Henrv  Peter  Ewart.i  KCB.  ECVO.  Croion  Equfi-rg  and  Sei-relar;,   to  the  Must,,-  of  the  Hun^; 

26  Mar   73  ■  Lt    Co'oml    10  Apr.  78  ;  Major  General,  7  Dec.  87  ;  Colonel  7  Dragoon  (iuards,  .0  !■  eb.  00. 
Lieutenant  cilonel.  -  Wiiliam  Henry  iluir  Lowe,'  ZieiU.  22  Oct.  81 ;    Capt.  9  Mar.  87 ;   Major,  2  Mar.  92  ; 
Lt. Colonel,  10  Sept.  99- ^^ — 


13'/,! 


Majobs. 
p.s.c.  Charles  William  Thompson,'"  ^ndl 

inCommand  19  Sept,  Qg... ■■■^ 

John  Weston  Parsons  Peiers,'^ Brigade! 

Major  4«  Cir.  Brig.  S.  Africa  F.f.  ...  i 

Robert  Cooper   

Bernard  Russel  Dietz  

\Vm.  James  Mackeson,"ii<'"'i'Of 

Henry  Spence  FoUett,  Seiercc     

Captains. 

Georere  Langworthy 

William  Daniel  M'Swiney,  Special  Ser- 1 

vice,  China  Field  Force i 

Henry  Anderson  Lempriere 


2XD  LiEtrt. 


28  Jan.    S2 


9  May 

29  Au;r. 

30  Jan. 
29  Apr. 

29  jLllg. 


BBET.MAJ. 


4  May 
2S  Xov. 


^^^_     ^  14  Mar. 

John  Edward  Frederick  Dyer 1  28  Jane 

John  Sanders  Cayzer 10  Got. 

Richard  Sparrow,   Remonnt  Dept.  Zi»es)|  12  Mar. 

of  Commn.  S.  Africa    )i 

Moreton  Folev  Gage,'=  12  Mar. 

Roland  Haiir  14  Nov. 

Riobd.  Griffith  Oliver  Bramston-Nowman,  5  Aug. 

LlEUTKyANTS. 

N'oel  Dawson  Henry  Campbell '  20  Feb. 

WilliHm  Reginald  Haldane  Jenkins 3  Sept. 

Wickham  Frith  Chappell 7  Ma.'c 

William  Stobart  Whetherly ■)  -'^"-• 

Wm.  Maurice  Copland  Du  Quesne  Caillard^  10  Oct. 

Gerald  Fitzgerald  Dunne '  5  Jf'y 

Jestyn  Llewelyn  Mansel  10  Jan. 

Charles  Jerome  Vaughan 17  Jan. 

Forrester  Colrin  Watson 24  Jan. 

Hugh  Alfred  Cholmley 3  Feb. 

Robert  Hutchison    10  Feb. 

Harold  Twy  ford  21  Feb. 

James  Lopdell J4  Mar. 

SECoNn  Lieutenants,  i 

Cecil  Arthur  Shaw  |  28  Mar, 

Michael  Egan  Lindsay ....■  28  Mar. 

Harry  .\rthur  Clifton 19  May 

John  Edmund  DavidHolland 23  May 

John  Henealey  Morrison  Kirkwood 30  May 

John  Greene  15  Aug. 


6  Nov. 
20  Nov. 

23  Dec. 

2  Mar. 

9  Nov. 

8  May 

IS  Apr. 

24  Mar.  97 

9  June  97 

25  Feb.    98 

7  Dec.    9S 

3  June  99 
3  June   99 

10  June  96 

8  Feb.  00 
2  May  00 
2  May  00 
2  ilay    00 

2  Maj^  00 

3  Oct.  00 
3  Oct,  00 
3  Oct.  00 


9  Mar, 

31  Mar, 

1  Apr, 
29  Apr. 

8  Jan. 

2  Mar. 

28  Oct. 

9  Jan, 

9  Jan. 
13  Oct,     98] 
7  Dec,    98 

15  Apr.  90 

19  Sept.  99 
17  Jan.  00 
24  Jan,    ool 


87 


21  Mar.    97 

24  Nov.   gi/ 

79  July  99 
ig  Sept.  99 
iQ  Apr.  93 
15  Apr.    99 


I 


^^  '■*  Major  Peters  served  with  the  Chiii-Lasbai 
CO  Expeditionary  Force  in  1888-89  on  special  service 
oo'with  Brigadier-General  Tresrear's  Column  (Medal 
ooiwith  Clasp).    Served  with  the  Expedition  to  the 

Bhick  Mountain  in  1891   as    Saperintendent   of 

Signalling  (Clasp). 


Riding  Master. — Harry  Richard  James  Willis,  13  March  80;  Hon.  Captain  13  March  90. 
Quarter  Jf<is/«r.— Frederick  Charles  Butcher,  26  Oct.  95  ;  lion.  Lieu/. 

Scarlet — Facings  Black. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
Emba*-kcd  for  South  Afrtea,  8  Feb.  k/jo. 


1  Sir  Henry  P,  Ewart  commanded  the  Household  Cavalry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagements  at  El  Magtar  and  Mahsama,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin.  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (three 
times  mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star),  Served 
in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  as  Brigadier  General  in  command  of  the  Cavalry  Brigade— horse  shot 
(mentioned  m  despatches.  KCB.,  and  Clasp). 

♦  Lt.Colonel  Lowe  served  with  the  7th  Dr.igoon  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  present  in  the  en- 
gageaients  of  El  Magfar  and  Mahsama,  in  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  2Sth  August,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- 
Kebir  and  the  capture  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  ExpeditioniD 
1886-89  on  special  service  ( Medal  with  two  Clasps) . 

*°  Major  Thompson  served  with  the  7  th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882, 2nd  was  present  in  the  two 
actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  and  the  capture  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  C'asp,  and  Khedive's 
Star). 

1*  Major  Mackeson  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-S5  with  the  Camel  Corps  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star. 

•^  Captain  Gage  served  in  the  ojiei-ations  in  Uganda  in  1897-98,  and  was  slightly  wounded  at  the  capture  of  the 
Soudanese  Forts  near  Mruli  (meniioTied  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 


Record  of  the  Servicer  of  the  "jUi  (Priacesi'  RoyoA's)  Dragoon  Guards. 

Raised  in  i683astbe  *'  loth  Horse,  or  Devonshire's  Regiment."  To  Ireland,  1689.  To  the  Netherlands  as 
*•  Schombcrg's  Horse,"  1691.  To  England,  logS.  To  Holland,  1702  (battles  of  Blenheim,  Ramillies,  Oudenarde.  1 
and  Malplaquet).  To  Ireland,  1714.  Entitled  ''Ligonicr's  Horse,"  1720.  To  Germany,  1742  (battle  of  Dettingen)  j 
To  England,  1745.  Entitled  "4th  Irish  Horse,  or  The  Black  Horse,"  1746.  To  Ireland,  1747.  To  Gei-many,  1760  j 
To  Ireland,  1763.  Eutitlei  "  7th  Dragoon  Guards  (The  Princess  Roj'al's  Regiment),"  17S8.  To  England,  1709.  Tc 
lieland,  1814.  To  Scotland,  1820.  To  England,  1S22.  To  the  Cape,  1S46  (hrtt  Kafir  war).  To  En;5land,'j847 
To  India,  1857.  To  England,  iS63.  To  Ireland,  1S72.  To  England,  1S73.  To  Egypt-  1S8?  (actions  at  Kas^asii  - 
•*iid  battle  01  Tel  cl-Kebir).    To  Ind'a,  1S83.    To  Egypt,  1893.    To  England,  1891.  1 


t 


South  Africi 

Reserve  Sqi]„(lr 

Shorncliffe 

Veurs'  Sei  I 


on. 


1st    (Eoyal)  Dragoons. 


Pay 

tlalt 

b'liy. 

23 

IQ 

22 

17 
16 

12 

... 

The  Crest  of  Enjrlaiid  within  the  Garter.    An  Eagle.    "  Specfemur  agendo.* 
'  Dbttingen"  "Peninsula"    "  Watehloo  "  "  Balaklata"    "Sevastopol.' 


Colonel  in  Chief.— His  Majeufy  William  II.  Gevmnn  Emperor  and  Kiufj  of  Prussia,  KG.,  OCVO. 
Colonel.— p.. v.c.   Francis  Shirley  Russell, 1   CMG.,    Comd'/.  Abenh-m  Bri_<j.  J'ol.  Iufnnfri/,  ;i  Feb.  g: 

^6  Feb.  63  ;  Liriif.  ^2^  Aug.  64  ;   Cajitaui,  ''13  Jutie  68  ;  'Ht.MnJur,  1  Apr.  74  ;  Major,  15  June  8:  ; 

I  July  Si  ;  Colonel,  1  July  8i  ;  Major  General,  20  Jan.  97  ;  Colonel  i  Dragoons,  9  June  q-2. 
Lieutenant    Colonel. — p.s.c.    John     Francis    Burn-Murdoch,-  CoinmandlHy    i  Cavalry  Brigade, 

Field  Forcr,  tcifli    rank  of  Brigadier  Gen'iral,  i  Fch.  00 ;   2nd  Lteuti  4  Dec.  78  ;    Lieut.   2    Feb. 

18  Jan.  85  ;  Major,  3  Aug.  92  ;  Bt.Lt. Colonel,  18  Nov.  y5  ;  Lt. Colonel,  2  Feb.  98. 


142 


5  iTay  94. 
2  ;  Cornel . 
Lt. Colonel 

S.  Africa 
8 1 ;  Capi. 


^Majobs. 
George  Limbrey  Lord  Basinj?,  2nd  in  ) 

Command  28  Apr.  00 S 

p.s.c.  Colquhoun  Grant  Morrison,  Deji.^ 

Agifii^f.  Adj.  Gen.,  Jersej/,  24  July  99  ...  S 

Ralph  Henry  Carr-EUison 

John  Middleton  Rogers  


2ND  LIEDT. 


22  Jan.    79 


Captains. 
U.S. II.  Priiicr  Francis  Joseph  Leopold  ) 

Frederick    of  Teck,*   KCVO.     DSO. 

Kemoiiiit  Fatablishment,  South  .■Lfiiva..) 

Hon.  Henry  William  Mansfield    , 

John  William  Burns 

Ernest  Makins 

George   Frederick    Steele,  Adjutant  ) 

22  Dec.  98  ,f 

Ho7i.  Arthur  HamiUon-Russell    

Henry  Donald  M'Neile  

Thomas  Morton  Stanhope  Pitt   


LIRUTEN4NTS. 

Charles  Archibald  Calvert, 

Hon.  Christian  Henry  Charles  Guest  

Edward  York  

Lord  Charles  Goo.  Francis  Fitzmaurice 

Bertie  Edward  Parker  Leighton 

Richard  FitzGerald  Glyn  

Thomas  Philip  Godman 

Philip  Edward  Hardwick  

Sir  Slerrik  Raymond  Burrell,  Bart 

William  Douglas  Grant   ...  

Henry  William  Alfred  Ripley   

Sir  Ralph  St.  George  Claude  Gore,  Bart. 
Hon.  Wilfrid  Cliarles  William  Egerton... 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Henry  M'Laren  Lambert 

Arthur  Hamilton  Cooper 

Percy  Forbes  Forbes-Leith 

ior/Alastair  Robert  Innea-Ker 
Hugh  Hfiiidley  Sandbach 
Malcolm  Knowles 
Thomas  Claud  Guruey 


EiiHng  Master.— 5 q\iv.  Crowley,  14  Dec.  98;   ^on.  Lieut. 
Quarter  Master.— WTQ^QTick  Burch,  2  Nov.  9S  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 


30  Jan.    80 


23  Jan. 

7  Sept. 
21  Oct. 
31  Jan. 


20  June  94 


12  Dec. 
12  Dec. 
12  Dec. 

29  May 
25  Mar. 

4  Nov. 

7  Apr. 
II  Aug. 

4  May 
18  Oct. 
iS  Oct. 
2^  Oct. 
29  Nov. 


LIEUT. 


2  Aug.   82 

18  June   81 

22  Nov.   84 
7  Feb. 


25  Aug.  97 

u  Feb.  85 

25  Nov.  85 

tI  Aug.  93 

20  Nov.  93 

27  June  94 

9  Jan.  Q5 

27  Feb.  95 

28  Aug.  95 
14  Mar.  96 
14  Oct.  96 

2  Feb.  98 
12  May  99 

29  Mny  09 
24  July  99 

1  Feb.  00 

24  Feb.  00 

28  Apr.  00 

3  Oct.  CO 
3  Oct.  00 
3  Oct.  00 


CAPTAIN.  BBEV.UAJ. 


I  Oct. 
27  Mar. 

25  Nov 
2s  Nor 


Scarlet— J'ac in 9s  muQ.—Ajeyits,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
Embarked  for  South  Africa,  30  Oct.  iSgq. 


91 


25  July  94 

6  Apr.  94 

13  Feb.  91 

2  Feb.  " 

29  May  99 

24  July  Q9 

I  Feb. 
28  Apr. 


2  Feb.    93 

IS  Sept.  97 

5  July    OQ 
28  Apr.    00 


*  Major  Geueral  Russell  served  ia  the  Ashanti  war  from  th3  17th  December  1875;  w.is  attached  to  Woods* 
egiment,  and  commanded  the  post  of  Accrofonmu  on  the  line  of  coramuuication*  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with 
lasp).  Served  in  the  latter  part  of  the  Zulu  war  of  1875  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  2nd  Division  and 
-as  present  in  the  encragement  at  TJlundi  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Also  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi.  ' 

2  Brigadier  General  Bnrn-Murdoch  served  in  the  Nile  E-xpedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Royal  Dragoons' Detachment 
F  the  Camel  Corps;  took  part  in  the  action  of  Abu  Klea,  and  commanded  the  Detachment  in  the  engagement  of  EI 
ubat( Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Dongola  Expedition  under  Sir  HerbeU  Kitchener 
1  i8.?6  ;  in  command  of  three  squadrons  of  Egyptian  cavalry  defeated  a  Dervish  force  near  Aknsheh.  ist  May  ? 
>mmandod  the  Desert  Column,  composed  of  ail  arms,  ia  the  battle  at  Firket,  7th  June  (promoted  Miraili  on  the 
3ld)  ;  commanded  the  mounted  troops  in  the  pursui  t  which  followed  and  at  the  capture  of  Suarda  Sth  June,  i.^  the 
igagement  at  Hafir,  and  at  the  capture  of  Dongola  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel  British) 
!edal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  a 
avalry  Brigade. 

■*  Prilice  Francis  of  Teck  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1897-98,  aiid  was 
resent  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbava  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO. 
ritish  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


Rei'anl  of  the  Services  of  the  Hoyal  Dragoons  (formerly  "  The  King's  Ou-n  Royal  Eegiment  of 

Draf}00)is.'') 

Eaised  in  Kngland  in  1661  as  the  "  Tangiers  Horse,"  and  proceeded  to  Tangiers.  Returned  to 
England,  1684.  To  Ireland,  1689.  To  England,  i6go.  To  Flanders,  1694.  To  England,  1697.  To 
.olland,  1702.  To  Portugal,  1703  (Spanish  War  of  Succession).  Detachment  to  Spain,  1719.  To 
landers,  1742  (battle  of  Dettingen).  To  Germany,  1760.  Four  Troops  to  the  Netherlands,  1793.  To 
ortugal,  1809  (Peninsular  War,  battles  of  Fuentes  d'Onor,  Salamanca,  Vittoria  and  Toulouse).  To 
elgium,  1815  (battle  of  Waterloo).  To  England,  1816.  To  the  Crimea,  1854  (battle  of  Balaklava  and 
ege  of  Sebastopol).  To  England  and  Ireland,  1856.  To  England,  1S61.  To  Ireland,  1867.  To 
3otland,  1873.  To  England,  1875.  To  Ireland,  1880.  Detachment  to  Egypt,  1884.  To  England,  1886. 
o  Ireland,  1893. 


M3 


2nd  Dragoons  (Roijal  Scots  Greys). 


r-      South  Africa. 

iteserve  Squadron 
L        Edinburgh. 
i„       .g„  The  Thistle  within  the  Circle  and  Motto  of  St.  Andrew.    An  Easle.    "Second  to  None."— "Blenheim'' 

Fnll   Halil"  Ri"II-"KS"  "ObDENABDB"  "MlLPLiQDEI  "  "  DeTTIXGBIT  "  "  WiTEELOO"  "  BiLAKLATi"   "  SetASTOPOL.  " 

iPay.l  Pay^'.Colonel  in  Chief.— i/i*  Imperial  ilajesty  Nicholas  It.  Emperor  of  Russia,  KG.  8  Dec.  94. 

■  Colonel.— .Andrew  Mugent,'  Cornet,  '17  Dec.  52 ;  iw«#. ''24  Not.  54;  Cdji<ui»,i's  Feb.  56 ;  afiy'or,  ji  Mar.66; 
'     Lt.Colond,  "3  Fell.  69  ;  Colonel,  3  Feb.  74  ;  Mitjor  General,  19  Feb.  85 ;  Zt.Oe/ieral,  13  Nov.  85;  Colonel 
j     7  Draffoon  Guards,  30  Apr.  92  ;  Colonel  2  Dragoon.^,  10  Feb.  00. 
.!6  1  ...  iLieutenant  Colonel.— William    Henry   Hippisley,- i-^.  22  May  75;    Caj)<.  1  June  84 ;    Major,  28  June  93  ; 
I     Lt.Colonel  22  Sept.  00. 


Majoes. 
William  Crawford  Middleton*,  2iiili>!  Com-') 

mand,  22  Sept  00 J 

Henry  .Tenner  Scobell  

Robert  Henry  Adams' 

John  Crabbie,  Adjutant  i  Fi/eshire  Lii/hf) 

Horte  Volunteers  16  Dec.  95 -> 

Captains. 

Cecil  William  Montague  FeiUlen 

Charles  James  Maxwell 

Alfred  Douglas  Miller,  Adjutant  i8  Jan.  96 
Charles   Bulkeley    Bulkeley  -  Johnson '"  " 

nervi'iff  with  the  Egyptian  Army  

Eustace  .Wdison  Maude 

William  Fellowes  Collins 


1  2ND  LIEVT. 


13  Mar.    78 

13  Aug.    79 
19  Feb.    Si 


29  l[ar. 

28  Dec. 

10  Oct. 

29  May 
25  Mav. 

9  Dec. 

9  Dec. 
13  Apr. 
20  May 
20  Ma.7 
20  May 
24  .Tune 
15  Nov. 

6  Dec. 

9  Deo. 
20  Dec. 
24  Jan. 

3  Feb. 
23  .May 
15  Aug. 
Hon,  Lieut. 


21  Sept.  92 
25  Apr.    94 

25  Sept.  95 

16  Sept.  96 

23  Mar.   98 
12  Apr.    99 


12  Apr. 

4  Oct.  99 

1 2  .luly  00 

4  Sept.  00 

3  Oct,  00 

3  Oct.  00 

3  Oct.  00 


Lieutenants. 

Edward  Ussher ;■-. 

Algernon  Lawson,  Aide  de  Camp  to  Brig, 

Gen.  J.  R.  P   Gordon  22  Sept.  00    

Hon.  Robert  Hamilton  Lindsa:y   

Charles  Percival  Foster    

Archibald  George  Seymour 

lion.  Archibald  James  Murray  St.  Clair) 

(JIasfer  0/ Sinclair)    ) 

Foster  Swetenham  

Robert  Diugw.iU  Fordyce  ....  

Walter  Long 

George  Graham  Middleton  

Ian  Archibald  Finlay    

John  Fairfax  Rhodes 

Cecil  Walter  Hughes  Otway  

Second  Lieutenants. 
William  M'Combio  Duguid  M'Combie'^.. 

James  Laurie  M'Kie  Hutchison    

John  Fielden 

Carnegie  Robert  Pawson 

HaiTy  Clifton  Trevor  Parker 

ifon.' Anthony  Morion  Henley 

Hon.  William  Alexander  Montgomerie*- 

Riding  Master.— iieorge  Parker,  27  Feb.  95  ; 

Quarter  Master. — Peter  Fraser  Fleming,  2;  Feb.  94  ;  Hon.  Lieut, 

Scarlet — Facini/sBluc. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
Embarked  for  South  Africa,  5  Nov.  1899. 


5  Feb.    87 


24  Aug. 
6  Feb. 


6  May 

10  Nov. 
I  July 

10  May 


2  Aug. 
16  .\pr. 
7  Feb. 

16  Mar. 

16  Mar. 
TsOct. 


90 


bbet.maj. 


21  Oct.  8s 

27  Jan.  86 

9  Oct.  89 

9  Oct.  89 


91 


14  Feb. 
19  Aug. 

28  June  93 

13  June  94 

16  Dec.  95! 

5  July  96 


9  Jan. 

5  Jol.v 

29  Ajir. 

22  Sept. 


*  Lt.General  Nugent  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  with  the  Scots  Greys,  including  the  battles 
of  Balaklava,  Inkerman,  and  Tchernaya,  sie.ge  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish 
Medal). 

2  Lt.Colonel  Hippisley  served  with  the  King's  Dragoon  Guardsin  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  in  the  squadron  under  Major 
Marter,  including  the  cavalry  affair  atErzungayan  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Accompanied  the  reinforcements  sent  to 
South  Africa  during  the  Boer  war  of  1S81 ,  anil  served  as  Staff  Officer  of  Pine  Town  Camp.  Served  with  the  Nile 
Expedition  in  1S84-85  in  command  of  a  detachment  of  the  Scots  Greys  attached  to  the  Heavy  Camel  Regiment,  and 
took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column,  including  the  actions  at  Abu  Klea  and  Abu  Kru  and  the 
reconnaissance  to  Metammeh;  was  appointed  Ad.jutant  to  the  Heavy  Camel  Regiment  after  Lord  St.  Vincent  had 
been  killed  in  action  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

8  Major  Middleton  served  IntheNileE.Tcpedition  in  1S84-S5  with  the  Heavy  Camel  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

''  Major  Adams  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896,  including 
the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and 
Khedive'f^  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'"  Captain  Bulkeley-Johnson  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1899, 
and  rommanded  theh'gypiian  Cavalry  (luring  the  operntions  which  resulted  in  the  final  defeat  and  death  of  the 
Khalifa  (4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  British  Medal,  and  Khedive'o  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

J-  Second  Lieut.  Hon.  W.  A.  .Moutgomerie  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  4th  Battalion 
Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  Royal  Scot.^  Greys  {formerb/  •'  The  Rotjal  Regiment  of  Scots  nragoons  '  and 

"The  Royal  North  British  Drarjoons" ). 
Raised  in  Scotlana  in  167S,  and  proceeded  to  Flanders  in  1694.  To  Scotland,  169S.  To  Holland, 
1702  (battles  of  Hlonhoiiu,  Ramillies,  Oudenarde  and  Malplaqnet).  To  England,  1713.  To  the  Conti- 
nent, 1743.  To  England,  1748.  To  Germany,  175S.  To  England,  1763.  Four  troops  to  Holland,  1793 
to  1795.  The  Kegiiiient  embarked  for  Belgium,  1815  (battle  of  Waterloo).  To  England,  1S16.  To  the 
Crimea,  1854  (battle  nf  Balaklava  and  siege  of  Sebastopol).  To  England,  1S56.  To  Ireland,  1856,  To- 
Scotland,  i85i.  To  England,  1S63.  To  Ireland,  1S65.  To  Scotland,  1871.  To  England,  1S73.  To 
reland,  1878.    To  Scotland,  1883.     To  England,  1S85.     To  Ireland,  1888. 


lucknow,  Beng-al.  ~j 


3rd  {The  King's  Own)  Hussars. 


144 


TbeWliite  Horse  within  the  Garter.    "  Xec asperaterreyif/*    "Dettingen  "  "  Salamanca 
j  Years 'Set  "  TotJLousE  "  "Peninsula"   "  Cabool,_iS42  "  "  Moodkee  "    "  Febozeshah  " 

FnlT  Halt^  *' SoBRAON  "  "  Punjaub  " 

Pay.  - 


'  Vittohia" 


^  ChILI-IANWALLAH  "  "  GOOJEBAT." 

p^j Colonel.— Edward   Howard-Vyse,    Cornet,  ^21   Am^.  49;  Zieut.  P3  Feb.  54J  CapHin,  P17  Feb.  57;  Major^ 

-"10^1^662;  i^C'o/&?^e?,  PiS  Oct.  64;  Co/ohc/,  18  Oct.  6g;  Major  General^  2^  A-^r.Zo;  Lf.Ge7ieraI,  2s  Av^* 

S5  ;  Colonel  3  Hussars,  23  Sept.  9-1. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. — p.s.c.  Frank  William  Nicholas  Wogan-Browne,  Zieut.  30  Nov.  76 ;  Capt.  5  Aug.  85J 

Major,  22  May  95  ;  Zt.Colofiel,  14  3\me  gS.  J 


Majors. 


2ND    LIEUT.  LIEUT. 


BEET.MAJ. 


I  St.  Clair  Oswald,  2nd  ir.  Commayid  14  July  gS    14  Sept.  7S 

[Herbert  Bethune  Patton-Bethnnei \  22  Jan.    79 

;  Walter  GorinfT 

IValentine  George  Whitla-   '■        

Captains.  ! 

John  Edmund  Mackenzie  i        [ 

iWalter  Graham  Murray^ (  30  Jan.    S9 

Alfred  Alexander  Kennedy >  10  Oct.     91 

James  Stamers  Roche,' Adjutant  27  Oct.  99'    3  Oct.     88 
William   ilaitland   Tower,  Adjnfanf  3/-^  >  j     q  t_- 

Cavah-y  Brigade,  26  July  00  (temp.)  S  \     ^  *'^^-     9^; 

Albert  Maitland  Tabor 17  Dec.    92 

Gerald  Hugh  Charles  Madden* 29  Dec.    94 

I 
:  Lieutenants. 

Henry  Sanderson  Laverton     

jBernard  Granville 

Reginald  Seager  Hunt 

jRobert  Ronald  Henderson 

[George  Landale  

;Philip  James  Vandelsur  Kelly     

|Herbei*t  Combe   

iDudlcy  Calvin  Gilroy  


29  June  8i' 

I  July  8t  I 

25  Nov.  85 

6  Mav  S5 


17  Oct. 
13  Apr. 
10  Apr. 
9  Dec. 


26  June 
24  June 
15  May 
15  May 
15  Dec. 
4  May 
II  Jan. 
II  Feb. 


i  Second  Lieutenants. 

Francis  James  Du  Pre 12  Aug.  99 

'.Joseph  Montgomery I  12  Aug.  99 

Frederick  Regina'd  Enrnside 5  May  00 

James  Jardine  Dobie 23  May  00 

Geoffrey  Baynes 23  May  00 

Ralph  Seymour '  15  Aug.  00 

Montague  Burge :    3  Oct.  00 


17  June  S5      8  May  95 

23  May  91  23  May  96,     8  July    99 

16  Nov.  92  23  May  961 

13  Aug.  90      2  Jan.  97! 

16  Nov.  92  14  July  98 

6  Dec.  93;  13  Sept.  981 

8  Jan.  96  26  July  00 


14  Nov.  96 
24  Feb.    g" 

13  Sept.  9I 

14  Jan.  91 
23  Dec.  Q( 
17  Jan.    « 

21  Mar.    ex 

22  June  ex 


14  Oct.  96 

3  Apr.  97 

14  July  gS 

15  Oct.  98 


Hiding  Master. — Charles  Edward  Hanu,  8  Dec.  97 ;  Son.  Zieut. 
Quarter  Master. — Richard  James  Coe,  13  Nov.  95  ;  Mon.  Zieut. 

Blue— Faciw.t?*  Scarlet. — ^^en(»,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
Emlarked  for  India^  13  Sept.  gS, 

Major  Patton-Bethune  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  as  a  volunteer  attached  to  the  Inniskilling  Dragoone. 
Served  as  a  volunteer  attached  to  the  4th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  en- 
gagement at  Mahsama,  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  and  the  capture  of  Cairo  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

■'  Captain  WLitla  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2  as  Midshipman  on  board  H.M  S.  Sultan,  and  was  present 
at  the  bombardment  of  the  Alexandria  Forts;  afterwards  landed  with  the  Naval  Brigade  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitcher.er  in  i8g6,  includ- 
ing the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafii-  imeuCioned  in  despatches,  Khedive's  Medal  with  two 
Clasps). 

^  Major  Murray  served  in  the  opei-atiou'  in  the  Northern  Territories  of  the  Gold  Coast  in  1897-98,  including  the 
expedition  to  Karaga  {mentioned  In  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'  Captain  Roche  served  throughout  the  Nile  Expedition  iu  1884-35  with  the  20th  Hussars  Troop  of  the  Light 
Camel  Corps,  including  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column  and  the  engagement  at  Abu  Klea  Wells  on  the  i6th 
and  17th  February  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  witb  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in 
1SS5-S6,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert 
Low  in  iSg5  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

Lieut.  Madden  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-jgoo  with  the  i6th  Lancers. 


Record  of  the  Sevvias  of  the  ^rd  [Kincfs  Oivn]  Hussars. 

Kaisedin  1685.  To  Holland,  i6g.[.  To  England.  1697.  To  Spain,  1702,  apd  returned  same  year 
To  Spain,  i'707.  To  England,  170S.  To  Gtirmmy,  1712.  To  England,  1745.  To  France,  175S,  and 
returned  same  year.  To  Holland,  iSog,  and  rei.urned  same  year.  To  Spain,  1811.  To  England,  1814. 
To  France,  1815.  To  England.  iSii'-.  To  India,  1837.  To  England  1S52.  To  India.  1868.  To 
England,  1879. 


^45 


4tli  {The  Qjietn'sO/rn)  Hussars. 


I  Secunderabad,  Madras, 


IVoiUs  Sei.l''DETTINCKN"    *'TAt,AVEBA"    "AlBUHEBa"    "SaLAMANCa"     *'ViTTOKIA"     "TouLOUSE"     "PeNIMSULa" 

Fimluri  "Afghanistan"  "Ghuznee"  "Alma"  "Balaklava"  "Inkeritan"  "Sevastopol/' 

I  PR>^.'pa>-.|colonel.— Alexander Lo\v,=  CB.  Cornef,  ''2  0ct.  35:  Lf.  ^SJuly  3S;  Cavf.  ^14  July  43  ;  Bt. Major,  -o  June  54; 
Major,  260ct.s4;  Bt. Lt.Colo}iel, 12  Dec. 5^:  ii'.CoJojJc/,  i  May  57;  Major  General,  6  March  68  ;  Lieut  f!7iaiit 
General,  i  Oct.  77  ;    General,  22  May  8c;  Colonel  j^Vx  Hussars,  27  Oct.  Si. 
32      ...  iLieutenant  Colonel.— William  Alexander  Ramsay,  Comet,   ^i    Sept.  6q  ;    Zieuf.  ^14  Jan.  71;    Cai'tam, 
2  Mar.  79  :  Major,  21  May  84  ;  Zf. Colonel,  13  May  q6;  Colonel,  13  May  00. 


Majors.  i 

Ronald  Kincaid-Smitb.s  2»rf  in  Command')  ; 

10  Oct.  Q7 3  1 

Charles  Hamlyn  AsneW* 

Reginald   Hoare,  A:'»igfant  Military  See-  ; 

refori/,  Bentjal  ) 

Fraacis  Lee  

Captains. 
Edg9rMnrtimoreIiafone.»r(YA  igthSusmrif  ^ 

in  S„ufh  Afric'i } 

Joseph  William  Underwood 

Charles  Lnnfear  Graham 

Arthur  Lockwood  Trevor-Boothe,  Adju-  ( 

tant  20  May  00 S 

Reginald  Walter  Ralph  Barnes,  wiV/*  Im-  f 

ju'i-lal  Litfhf  Horfte,  South  Africa    j 

Henry  George  Watkin 

Lieutenants. 

Edmund  Rioardo  Clutterbuck'    

tan  Graham  Hosrg,  2^1  (^er  Coast  Jfrotec-'i 

torate  Con:<titbulari/     S 

.Vusion  Morgan  Rotheram,  Aide  de  Camp  ) 

to  Governor  of  Madras,  9  June  00 i 

Egerton  Orme  Bellairs  Black  Black-") 
Hawkins    S 

Herbert  Richard  Moseley  

Stephen  Edwin  Wright  Thompson    

Eaton  Hely  Caldbeck,  icith  igtlt  Hiiggnrs  ) 

(,(  South  A*'ricti    j 

Second  Lieutenants. 

.fames  Cosmo  Russell 

Robert  Dunsmuir  Harvey 

Hugh  Brooke  Mockett    

harles  Mfulenn  Lewin 

Thomas  Edniond  Friar 

.Vdam  Dickson  Bell 

Lennox  Canningham  Brodie , 

William  Francis  Wormald    , 

Harmau  John  Gruisewood    

Albert  Edward  Harold  Breslin    


2ND  LIEUT.    ,  LIEUT.         I 

27  Aug.   79  27  Apr.    Si' 

1  May    78  I  Oct.     80 

30  Jan.    86 

I  Sept.  86 

II  Feb.    SS  6  Nov.    89 

I  29  Feb.    88  18  Dec.    89 

29  Dec.    83  3  Sept.  90 

23  Oct.     89  13  May    91 

31  Dec.    90  10  May    93 

10  Oct.     94  27  Nov.  95 

10  Oct.     94  ^7  Nov.   95 

15  Jan.    96  5  Sept.  96 

I 

5  Aug.    96,  8  June   98 

5  Aug.   96  8  June  98 


23  Sept.  96 
9  Dec.    96 


2  May    99 

3  May    99 


CAPTillf.     1 

6  Feb. 

87 

23  Auk. 

86 

TO  May 

9; 

10  Mar. 

94 

17  Oct. 

94 

13  Feb. 
3  Feb. 

93 
90 

iS  No%-. 

9-5 

31  Dec. 

99 

3  No^•. 

00 

BBEV.MIJ. 


5  Feb.  96 
7  Oct.  96 
i,  Feb.  99 
3  Nov.   00 


20  Feb.  97    23  Sept.  99 

20  May  99 

30  Aug.  99! 

30  Dec.  99' 

10  Jan.  00' 

7  July  00' 

20  Jan.  00' 

18  Aug.  00' 

24  Nov.  00 

24  Nov.  00 

24  Nov.  00 


Ridinp  Master. — Walter  John  Rose,  31  July  95  ;  IIo)t .  Lieut. 
Quarter  Master. — William  Alfred  Cochrane,  10  Apr.  95  ;  J£on.  Lieut. 
Blue. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cos  and  Co. 
Embarked  for  India,  10  Sept.  1896. 


'  General  Low  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54-55,  includingthe  battles  of  Alma,  BalakUva,  Iikerman, 
and  Tchernaya,  siege  and  full  of  Sebastopol,  also  present  with  the  Light  Cavalry  Brigade  at  Eupatoria ;  nt 
Inkerman  he  commandedthe  Regiment  {Medal  with  four  Clasps,  Brevet  oJ  Lt. Colonel,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of 
Honor,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie). 

'-  Major  Kincaid-Smith  served  throughout  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-S5  with  the  Light  Camel  Regiment,  took 
part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Abu  Klea"  (Medal  with  tw3  Clasps, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

6  Major  Agnew  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S85-87  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Matabele  war 
in  1S96  with  the  7th  Hussars  (Medal). 

'.'  Lieut.  Clutterbuck  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  13th  Hussars,  and  was  present  at 
the  battle  ot  Colenso,  in  the  operations  of  21st  to  24th  Jan.  1900,  including  the  action  at  Spion  Kop,  the  engage- 
ments at  Vaal  Krantz,  and  Pieter's  Hill,  and  the  relief  of  Ladvsmith. 


South  Africa,      "I 
Depot,  Canterbury.  J 


5tli  {Royal  Irish)  Lancers. 


146 


ull  Mul 
Pay    Piiy 


The  Harp  and  Crown.    "Qhi»  5e/>ar(zti7.="'— "Blenheim"  "  Ramilliks  *'  "Oudenabde" 

*'  ilALt'LAQUET  "    "  SUAKIN,  1SS5.  " 

Colonel.— William   Godfrey  Dunham    Massy, ^  CB.  Ensifjn,  27  Oct.  54;  Lieut.  9  Fell.  55  ;  Capt.  20  Feb.  57  • 
Major,  P?3Jan.D3:  Zt. Colonel,  P31  Oct.  71;   Colonel,  31  Oct.  76;  Major  General,  2S  Ang.'so ;  Lieut.  Qeneval 
■    2:  Jan.  gj :  Colonel  j,  Dragoon  Guards,  11  Dei?.  04;  Colonel  5  Lancers,  4  Oct.  96.  ' 

jLieutenant  Colonel.  — James  Farish  Malcolm  Fawcett,  und  Lient.  i  May  78  ;  Lieut.  30  June  3i ;  Captain 
I    9  June  84;  Major,  19  Aug'.  92 ;  Lt.Colo7iel,  12  Aug.  gg.  '  ' 


Com- 


Majors. 
Au(]rustus  Carter  King,^  2nd 

mam!  12  Aug.  99     i 

Robert  John  Spurrell^  

l-.a.c.   Herman  Witsius  Gore  Graham, ^  J^ 

DSO,  I)i>itrivf  Coiiitnissioner,  S.   Africa  S 
Henry    Vincent    Bailey,    Station     Slaf} 

OJicer,  Fyzabad,  6  July  97    i 

Captains. 

Wilfrid  Edward  Russell  Collis 

p.«.c. Edward  Owen  Watben,^  D.  A.  A.') 

General,  South  Africa,  16  June  00  i 

Arthur  Parker 

William  Augustus  Adams 

Kdwin     Bryce    Wilson,   Superintendent^ 

of    GifmnoKia,    Thames    and    Wuolwich  > 

bintrict,  4  May  99 ...) 

Montague  Percy  Rowland  Oabes 

John  Barclay  Scriven 

Archibald  Cosmo  Little,^**  Reserve 

LiKCTENAMTS. 

Alexander  Vaughau  Leipzic  Wood   

Harold  Hatton  Hulse  {Depot) 

Ernest  Edward  West  

James  Bruce  Jardine 

Robert  Clayton  Browne-Clayton,  Adju-) 

taut  9  Maj'  OD 3 

Walter  Temple  Willcox 

Maxwell  Fielding  M'Taggart'^  (Depot)  ... 

Henry  Francis  Fraser 

Richard  Grenside  Hooper,  Aide  de  Camp\ 

to  Sir  G.  S.  If'hife  16  July  00    i 

Sidney  Stanley  Williams  

Frederic  Brooks  Dugdale 

Hon.  Arthur  Maurice  Robert  Bingham   .. 

Oswald  Kesteveu  Chance 

Ai'thur  George  M'(_'lintock    

Second  Lieutenants. 

John  Evelyn  Carniichael  Darley 

George  Gerald  Montague  Tyrrell  , 

John  Hobart  Anketell-Jones 

Elonald  Stuart  Mackenzie 

James  Leonard  Percival  Radcliffe   

Fitzroy  Augustus  Beauclerk  Johnstone  ( 

(Depot)  J 

Hugh  Cdamberd  Rose 


IHD    LIEUT. 


23  Oct.    80 


ifi  Nov. 
5  Feb. 

16  Nov. 

16  Nov. 
3  Oct. 
15  Aug. 

3  Oct. 
30  Jan. 
10  Nov. 
12  Mar. 

24  Dec. 

S  Nov. 
20  Feb. 
7  Dec. 
7  Dec. 

7  Dec. 

18  Oct. 
18  Oct. 
18  Oct. 

IS  Nov. 


15  Nov.  99 

15  Nov.  99 

14  Mar.  00 
4  Apr.  00 1 

II  Au;tr.  00 

15  Aug.  00 
15  Aug.  00 


1  July  811  21  Aug. 

2  July  84'     2  July 
5  Mar.  84' 

14  May  S4' 


2  July 
2  July 


12  Aug.  94 
14  Dec.  95 
19  Apr.   99 

T2  Aug,  99 


12  Nov.  84,     9  Nov.     ^ 

10  May  82^  18  Jan.    89! 

8  May  8g|  12  Aug.  94 

31  July  89!     4  Nov.   93 1 

3  Jaly  89'  28  Oct.     94I 


II  Mar.    98 

4  May   99  ; 

7  Mar.  83 1  15  June  85I 


26  Mar.  90 

26  Mar.  90 

1  Mar.  79 

10  Sept.  901 

9  Mar.  92' 

29  Apr.  91 

2  Jul  J-  92 

12  Aug.  94 

5  Aug.  95 

2  May  97 
9  Oct.  99 

7  Jan.  00, 

10  Mar.  00 

12  May  00 

3  Oct.  00 
3  Oct.  00 
3  Oct.  00 


Blue. — Facings  Scarlet. — Agents,  Messrs. 

Cox  and  Co. 

Embarked  for  India ^  21  Nov.  188S. 


Ridinp  Maater.—B.enTy  Payne,  18  July  83  ;  Son.  Captain,  18  July  98. 
Quarter  Master.— G&oY^Q  Waterman,  15  Feb.  SS  ;  Ron.  Captain,  15  Feb.  98. 


[  •  Lieut. General  Dunham  Massy  served  at  the  latter  part  of  the  siege  of  Sebastopol,  was  under  fire  at  the  battle 
iof  the  rcherna3'a.  and  commanded  the  Grenadiers  of  the  19th  Regt.  at  the  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  8th  Sept., 
Iwherewith  minor  injuries  he  was  dangerously  wounded  by  a  ball  which  passed  through  his  lelt  thigh,  shattering 
'  the  bone.  Being  left  on  the  ground,  he  fell  into  the  hands  of  the  enemj-  the  ensuing  night,  who,  supposing  him  to 
be  mortally  wounded,  did  not  remove  him  with  their  prisoners.  Was  recommended  in  a  special  despatch  by  the 
Commander  in  Chief  in  the  Crimea  for  his  gallantry  at  the  Redan,  his  fortitude,  and  the  patient  endurance  with 
which  he  bore  his  most  severe  suffering  during  a  confinement  to  his  camp  stretcher  of  nearly  six  months  (promoted 
Captain,  Medal  with  Clasp.  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in 
1379-So  in  command  of  a  Cavalry  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Charasiahon  the  6th  October  1879.  the 
capture  of  the  cantonment  of  Sherpore,  the  engagement  in  the  Chardeh  Valley,  and  the  operations  around  Cabul 
in  December  1879  including  the  investment  of  Sherpore  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
=  Major  Spurrcll  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  as  Provost  Marshal  2nd  Brigade  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  iledal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhartm  1897  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Assistant  Chief  Transport  Officer  on  the  Lines  of  Com- 
■  munication,  and  part  of  the  time  as  AssistantQaarter  Master  General  ist  Division  ;  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
'  •^  Major  King  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1085-87  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers  and 
!  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Yuatho  (where  he  commanded),  at  the  relief  of  Thila  as  Staff  Off.cei*  and  in 
the  expedition  to  Woonthoo  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  ,  •        a 

^  Major  Grahaa-  served 'in  the  operations  agamstthe  Awnnahs, on  the  WestCoastof  Africa,  in  i8?o  (mentioned 
in  despatches. -DSO.)  Served  with  the  sxpeditioa  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1805  (Star).  Served  m 
the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897,  took  part  in  the  opera- 
"tions  against  the  Mohmands  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  and  was  in-eser.t  in  the  engagement  near 
Shabkadr  {mentioned  in  despatches);  also  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Provost  Marshal  ist  Division, 
land  temporarily  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  3rd  Brigade  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
''  Captaiu  Wa'then  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1880-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

I"  Major  Little  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  18S5  as  Staff  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Ewart, 
[Commanding  Cavalrv  Brigade,  and  was  present  in  the  engagemeats  at,  Haslieen  and  the  Tofrek  zereha.  and  at  the 
destruction  of  'LVmai"(mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  ^'an- 

i*  Lieut,.  M'Taggart  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
with  the  Tirau  Expeditionary  Force  as  Assistant  Inspecting  Officer  to  the  Gwalior  Imperial  Service  Corps  (Meaal 
with  three  Clasps). 


147 


r      South  Africa. 
Reserve  Squadron, 


Full  Half 
Pay.  Pay.' 


6fch  (IiniiskilUiuj)  Dragoons. 

'  Curragh. 

Tte  Cast;e  of  Inuiskilling  with  the  St.  George's  Colours,  and  the  word  "  Inniskilling  "  unaerneath. 
•' Dettingeit"  "Waiesloo"  "Balaklava"  "Sevastopol." 
Colonel  in  Ch\el —H.It.H.  -Arthur  W.  T-A^Diilce  o/- Connausht  nmt   Stratheani,'  KG.   KT.  JlP.    GCB. 

GC^r     OCMG      GCIE     GCVO.   Perimud  Aide  tU  Camn  to  the  Queen,   Commartding    in  Inland,  4-c.  ^o.; 

Lieut.'  ,g  June'oS;  Capt.   i  May  71;    Major,    7   Aug    75 ;  Lt.Colonel,   27  Sept    76;    Colonel    ^'}    Ma.V   So; 

Major  General.  29  .May  80 ;  Lieut.General,  t  Apr.  S9  ;  General,  i  Apr.  93 ;   Colonel  Rifle  Brigade,  29  May  So  j 

Co/oneitH  C/i/rflnuiskilling  Dragoons.  22  June  97.  ^.„      „  „     ^  „  ,.  ,r   ■ 

Colonel— Sir  CharIesCameronShute,2jrCB.,C(,r»£<,r  19  July  34;  XJ.Pia  Maysg  ;  Ca^^.'sMar.  ^j;  Major,  x 

June  54-  Bt  Lt  Colonel,  12  Dec.  54  ;  LI  .Colonel  ,f  ig  Feb.  58;  Colonel,  21  Sept.  58;  Major  General,6M.a.r. it ; 

Xi^if.ee.ifru^'iOct.  77  i    <?<■»"•<''. 'July  Si;   Co/onei  6th  Dragoons,  2S  March  36 
lieutenant  Colonel.— Michael  Frederic  Rimington,'  Special  Service,  S.  AJrica :  Lieut.   22  Oct.  8i  j     tapt. 

26  Oct.  87  ;  Maior,  5  Apr.  97  ;  Lt.Colonel,  29  Sept.  00. 


Majors. 


'2ND  LIEUT. 


p.s.c.  Edmund  Henry  Hynman  Allenhy,' 1  I 

2nd  in  Command. -2^  Hept.  00 )\ 

Thurshy  Henry  Ernest  Dauncey'"  ,         

Camborne  Haweis  Paynter    |        

Arthur  Rowland  Mosley"  1         

Captaiss. 
John  Christian  Appold  Anstice,  Adjutant  \ 

II  Teomanri/  Brigade  t  Oct.  q6 )  ' 

James  .William  (iully  Philip  Jeffeock,  ) 

Adjutant  17  Yeomanrii  Brig.  1  June  98     3  •         

Edmund  Arthur  Herbert"  ''        

Edmund    Sylvester    Jackson,    Aide    de\\ 

Camp  to  Lt.Gov.  of  Burma  25  Feb.  99  ... ,"  I         

James  Stevenson-Hamilton^"   ^  14  Mar 

Frederick  Arthur  Bashford  Fryer,  Assist,  "i 

Froeost  Marshal,  South  Africa    ) 

Ernest  Charles  Holland    

John  Watkins  Yardley,-!  Rescrce 


8  Oct.     90 
4  Mar.  91 


30  May  91 
28  Oct.  91 
9  Sept.  93 

tS  Apr. 


LlEOTKNAHlS. 

Neil  VVolseley  Haig2-'< 

Cuthbert  Francis  Dixon-Johnson    

Ewing  Paterson 

George    Kirkpatrick  Ansell,    Adjutant) 

25  Atig.  00  )  , 

Chippindall  Holmes  Higgin  2  June 

~  "      "'         "  6  June 

4  May 

3  Aug. 

4  Jan. 
18  Jan. 

4  Feb. 
i8  Oct. 
29  Nov. 

9  Dec. 


94 


20  Dec. 
20  Jan. 
23  May 
23  May 
30  May  00 
iS  Aug,   00 


LIEUT. 


10  May  82 

20  Sept.  84 

23  Aug.  84 

12  Nov.  84 


25  Aug. 

28  Feb. 
10  Nov. 

29  Aug. 

20  Feb. 

17  Feb. 

17  Aug. 
10  May 


17  Aug. 

30  Aug. 

I  Jan. 


17  Sept.  95 


29  Oct. 
4  Mar. 


CAPTAIN.     I    BBEV.UAJ.   |        UAJOR. 


r 

10  Jan.    88| 

26  Oct.     92 

3  May  89 1 
23  May    01 

8  Sept.  88: 

I 

7  Feb.    94 

I  Sept.  97 

4  Mar.    98 
I  June  98 

23  Feb.  99 
25  Feb.  99 
16  Oct.     88 


19  May    97  , 

2  Aug.   99 
17  Sept.  99  I 
29  Sept.  00 


5  July 

24  Oct. 

24  Oct. 

20  Feb. 

ID  May 
8  June 
3  Oct. 

16  Oct. 


John  Harris--^ 

Raymond  Bazley  Johnson  

Charles  Edward  Amphlett  

Thomas  George  Gibson 

George  Hughes  Earle 

Ernest  Charles  Scott  Jervis 

Seymour  Clarke  Bull 

John  William  Francis  Tarleton 

Charles  Russell  Terrot 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Antony  Edmund  Gibbs 

Herbert  Dixon 

Stuart  Lund  Holland    

Frederick  Close   

Lawrence  Edward  Grace  Oates 

Fergus  Brinsley  Nixon 

R.  Morton  Wood I     3  Oct. 

Siding  Master. — .Ufred  Charles  Shawyer,  2S  Dec.  92;  Hon.  Lieut. 
Quarter  Master. — John  Rupert  Siddall,  16  Aug.  99  ;  Son.  Lieut. 
BcarXeX,— Facings  YiMov!.— Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co.  Emhariedfor  South  Africa,  Oct.  jSgg. 

'  The  Duke  of  Connaught  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  in  command  of  the  ist  Brigade  (the  Guards), 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  received  the  thanks  of  both  Houses  of 
Parliament,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  2nd  Class  of  the  Med.iidie,  ami  Khedive's  Star). 

2  Sn-  Charles  Shute  acted  as  .4-djutant  with  the  right  wing  of  the  13th  Light  Dragoons  in  the  campaign  against 
the  Rajah  of  Kurnool,  East  Indies,  in  1S39.  Served  with  the  6th  Dragoons  the  Eastern  campaicn  of  1854-56  as 
tssistant  Adjutant  General  of  the  Cavalry  Division  from  23rd  Nov.  185410  2nd  July  1856,  w-hen  the  division  was 
anally  broken  up,  including  the  battles  oi'  Balaklava  (mentioned  in  Sir  James  Scarlett's  despatch)  aud  tnkerman , 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  night  attack  on  ihe  Russian  outposts  on  the  19th  Feb.  1855,  and  battle  of  the  Tcher- 
naya  (Medal  with  throe  Clasps.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Sledjidie, 
Turkish  Medal,  a,nd  CB.). 

'  Lt.Colonel  Rmiingtou  served  with  the  Eeohuanaland  Exjiedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  18S4-85  with  the 
Inniskilling  Drngoons.    Served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  18S8  as  Adjutant  Inniskilling  Dragoons. 

»  Mnjin-  Allenby  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Rxpodition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85  with  the 
Inniskilling  Dragoons.    Served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  1888. 

'"Captain  Dauncey  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  with  the  7th  Dragoon  Guards,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Mahsaraa,  at  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  and 
the  capture  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasi),  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Stiudan  under  Sir 
Herbert  Kitche::er  in  189S  with  the  21st  Lineers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).     [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  706.] 

"^  Major  ilosley  served  in  the  oi)erations  in  Zululand  in  1S8S. 

''■*  Captain  Herbert  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  iS88. 

=^"  Captain  Stevenson-Hamilton  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  ;8£8. 

21  Captain  Yardley  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  i884-85wiih  ihe  Innis- 
klUiug  Drajioons.    Served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  1888. 

23  Lieute.  Haig  and  Harris.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  78  6. 

Bccord  of  the  Senices  of  the  6th  [Innid-iUiyuj)  Drwioons. 
Raised  in  1689  and  served  m  Ireland  till  1763.  To  England,  1763.  'i'o  the  Low  Countties,  1793  (battle  of 
Dettingen).  To  England,  1797.  To  Scotland,  1808.  To  Irel.xnd,  1809.  To  England,  1814.  To  Belgium  and 
France,  1815  (battle  of  Waterloo).  To  England  and  Scotland,  1816.  To  Ireland,  1S19.  To  Scotland,  1823.  To 
F.ngland,  1824.  To  Ireland,  1S29.  To  Scotland,  1833.  To  England,  1834.  To  Ireland,  183S.  To  England,  1841. 
To  Scotland,  1842.  To  England,  1843.  To  Ireland,  1846.  To  Scotland,  1851.  To  England,  1S52.  To  the  Crimea, 
1854  (battle  of  Balaklava  and  siege  of  Sebastopol).  To  England,  1856.  To  India,  1858.  To  Kngland,  1S66.  To 
Ireland,  1871.  To  Scotland,  1877.  To  England.  1S80.  To  South  Africa,  TS8i(Eoerwar  of  1881  aud  Becbuanoland 
Expedition  in  1884-8.5)     Tc  England,  1890. 


7th   {The  Queen's   Own)  Hussars. 

'  Obthes''    "Peninsula' 


FaiTlf^f'    The  Royal  Cypher  within  the  Garter.      "Dettingen" 

Pay.  PayJ  "  I-DCKNOW.' 

j  —  Colonel.— Robert  Hale,  Cornet,  Pii  Jane  52;  Lieut.  14  Sept.  55;  Capt.  i 
j  ,  Li. Colonel,  ^::2  Feb.  71 ;  Colonel,  22  Feb.  76  ;  Majof  General^  20  Dec.  85; 
j         I     Colonel  7th  Hussars,  12  Feb.  96. 

Lieutenant  Colonel.— iZ^on.  Richard  Thompson  Lawley,^  Lieut.   :i  Feb.  76 
5  May  Qij ;  Lf. Colonel,  26  June  99. 


148 

'  Waterloo" 


Jan.  59  ;    Major,  ^21  Aug.  69  ; 
Colonel  12  Lancers,  10  Feb.  94  ; 

;    C«;)^a()j,  21  July  85;    Ma/or, 


31  Jan.    80 


;  Majoes. 

iRichard  Lionel  Walter,  2nd  in  Command'} 

36  June  99  ;  Special  Service,  S.   Africa  j 

George  Albert  Lade  Carew,^  DSO 

John  Sanctuarj'  Nicholson,^  DSO.  Com-I 

mandfMeneral  of  Police, British  S.  Africa  ] 
p.n.c.  Douglas  Haig,-  Axxii^t.  Adj.  Gen.,  S.  \ 
'  Africa  F.F.,  tcith  rank  ofLt.Colonel  ...  J 
George    Lewis   Holdsworth,    serein^    in  \ 

British  South  Africa  Police } 

Captains. 
CUude  BrittainFit3Henry,"Sri^a/?e3/ay- 1 

17  Bri;/.  S.Africa  Field  Force,  10  Jan.  00  J 
Robert  Montagu  Poore,"    Provust  Jlar-I 

ahal,  S.  Africa  Field  Force,  12  Mai',  oo...  j 
■Ronald  George   Brooke, '^  DSO.j  2nd  in') 

Command  South  African  Light  Horse, icith  > 

rank  of  Major. ) 

Hon.  John  Graham  Hope  Horsley  Beres-") 

ford.'S    Aide    de    Camp    to    H.E.H.    the> 

Duke  of  Con  naught  g  J a.Ti.  00    J 

/fo». Reginald  Hastings  Marsham,  S.Africa 
Charles  Ernest  Graham  Norton.  Bri<jade  > 

2Iajor,  Aldcrshot,  26  Mar.  00  ( temp.)    ...  j 

Sir  Keith  Alexander  Fraser,  Barf 8  Dec. 

Henry  Barkly  Dalgety'*  26  Feb. 

Harold  Fielden 28  June 

John  Fryer 26  Nov. 

John  Vaughau.i^  D.A.A.  General.  S.  Africa       -  '^''"" 
Frederick  William  Wormald,'«  Adjutant  ) 

t  Nov.  00  ) 

Chas.  Herbert  Ranliin,'-  Md.  Inf.,  S.  Africa 
Alexander  Frederic  Aime  Imberc-Terry  ... 
Hon.  Charles  Beresford  Fulke  Greville,  V 

Milti/.  Sec.  to  Goo.  of  Bombay,  2S  June  00  >' 

Henry  Arthur  Johnstone 

Jarae's  Hy.  Edward Holford,  D.A.A.G 

Ashanti  Field  Force,  ivith 

8  July  fxi  

H-S.H.  PrinceAlexander  Aug.  Fred.  Wm.) 

Alfred  George  of  Tcck.'»  KCVO.  Aide  de  \ 

Camp  to  Brig.  Gen.  B.  T.  Mahon,  4  May  00 ) 

Lawrence  Rawstorne 

Hem-y  Kellett  Harley,'^  DSO 

Lieutenants. 
John  Henry  Michael,  Viscount  Cole, /«i- ) 

perial  Fcpresentatice  Corps ) 

Frederick  Beadle  Leyland 

Wilfred  Edmund  Royds 

Allan  Bingham  Pollok 

WiUiam  Gibbs  

John  Mann  Thomson 

Gerald  Roberts 

Edward  Sinclaii"  Goocli   

Oliver  Hai 


2NDLIEUT.|         LIEUT. 


\,  D.A.A. Gen.,^ 
rank  of  Major,  > 


I  ^  Apr. 

12  Aug. 

20  Dec. 
17  Feb. 

17  Feb. 

21  Feb. 
24  Mar. 

18  Apr. 
5  May 

lEdward  William  Hermon   9  May 

Second  Lfeutknants. 

Frank  Henderson   ■  2:5  May 

;  William  George  Daniel  Cooper ;   23  May 

Thomas  Leslie  Craven  .^ j  11  Aug. 

II  Aug. 

19  Sept. 


12  Dec. 
16  July 


;Oct. 


I  Jaly 
:ix  Oct. 

6  Feb. 

7  Feb. 

23  Aug. 

14  May 
23  Apr. 


15  Dec. 
19  Dec. 
25  Jan. 

23  Jan. 

6  Feb. 

II  Feb. 


86 


9^ 
86,     I  July    96 


13  Oct,     86     6  July    96 


5  Feb. 

S  Feb. 
9  Oct. 


II  Mar. 

29  Apr. 

21  Oct. 
21  Oct. 

23  Dec. 

7  Mar. 


10  Apr. 

I  Nov. 
15  Mar. 


S9     7  Oct. 


90 
93 

4  July    91 

5  May  93 
26  June  93 
26  June   93 

4  Sept.  94 


14  Apr. 
]  7  Nov. 

II  Jan. 

25  Jan. 

26  June 
9  Oct. 
9  Oct. 


7  Mar.    94 


24  Oct.     94 


24  Oct. 

I  July 

6  July 

7  Oct. 
II  Jan. 

II  May 


94   30  Dec. 
06   30  Dec. 


96 


98 


30  Dec. 
30  Dec, 
30  Dec. 

9  Jan. 


BBKV.ilAJ. 


6  Nov. 


26  June   99     7  Apr.    00 


0  Oct.     99 
13  June  92 


7  Apr. 
lb  July 


17  July  93 


26  June   95 
2  Apr.    93 

27  May    99 

26  June  99 
7  Apr.     00 


Christopher  Arthur  Mohiiu  Cator 

|William  Paget-Totnlinsoii 

iWilliam  Albert  Somersei  Herbert  Kevill-  ) 

I     DavJos / 

John  Weston  Brooke 3  Oct.      00 

\Ridinfj  3fa*?er.— Harry  Dibble,  31  Oct.  83  ;  Hon.  Captain 
I      31  "Oct.  98. 
Quarter  Master. — Fredk.  Durraan,  4  Feb.  92;  Hon. Lieut. 


9  Oct.     99 

10  Mar.  00! 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  oo| 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00' 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  ool 
29  Nov.    00 

'^  Captain  Vaughan  served  in  the  operations^^ 
in  South  Africa  in  1S96  (Medal).  Served  in  the- 
campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitch- 
ener in  1898,  and  was  pi-esent  at  the  battle  of 
Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
with  Clasp). 

'^  Captain  Wormald  served  at  Mafeking  during 
the  operations  in  South  Africa  in  1S96  (Medal). 
Served  in  the  campaii^uia  the  Soudan  under  Sir 
Herbert  Kitchener  in  185S,  and  was  present  at 
the  bantle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp), 


Blue.— -4.?e?i/a,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co.       Jieturnedjrom  Natal,  29  Noo.  1898. 


I  Lt.ColonelHon.  R.  T.  Lawley  servedthroughouttheNlleExpedition  iu  1834-S5  with  the  Light  Camel  Regiment, 
and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  theDesert  Column  including  the  engagement  at  Abu  Klea  Wells  on  the  i6thand 
17th  Februp.rv  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  . 

^  Lt.Colonel  Haig  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  1S98,  and  was  present  at 
the  Cavalry  Reconnaissance  of  5th  April,  and  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  m  despatches. 
Brevet  of  Major,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  -       o  ^  *- 

s  Major  Carew  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  under  Sir  Frederick  Carrmgton  in  1896-97,  part  of 
the  time  in  command  of  a  Column  (mentioned  iu  desoatches.  DSO.  and  Medal)-  ■      o  c 

9  Major  Nicholson  served  m  the  operations  in  South  Africa  under  Sir  Frederick  Carrmgton  m  1S95  as  acting 
Staff  Officer  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Z>50.  and  Medal).  .         .        . 

i«  Captain  FitzHenxy  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  iu  1384-S5.  and  was  present  at  the  action  ot  Kirbekan 
(Medal  with  two  Clasns,  and  Khedive's  Star) .  Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  during  the  opera- 
tions on  the  Upper  Nile  in  1SS5-S6.  .       «       /         ^•        ^  ■      ^ 

"  Major  Poore  served  in  the  operations  in  Mashonalaud  under  Sir  Richard  Martm  in  1S97  (mentioned  1  n  de- 
spatches. Brevet  of  Major,  Medal).  ,  ,    ^r.^,  n- 

\_For  continuation  oj  JSotes,  see  end  ofSth  Hussars,  p.  149. 


149 


[South  Africa. 
ItL'^erve  Squadron, 


FuUIHaH 
Pay. I  Pay. 


8th  (The  Kiii'/s  Roijal  Irish)  Hussars. 

'  Dundalk. 

ThpHn-i,  and  Crown.  •'Pn.i^'ia  oir<«««M«»«»-"."-"LESWiEBEE"  "  Uisdoosian  •'  "  Alma  • 

Colonel.-W  ma';i"MusscBTn':"'?..«^  ;.o  June  5.. ;      i--',  -9  J^-, 53J    Capt    3,   Jan.  58 :__  Major. 

"21  Mar.  63  ;    It.Colanel,  14  Nov.  74  1  C'o/o«rf,  14  Nov.  79  ;    Major  General,  =9  Dec.  »! 

S  June  95. 
Lieutenant  Colonel. - 

19  Oct.  97. 


Colonel  3  Hussars, 


-Peter  Legh  Clowes,"  Li.  10  Nov.  75  J  Cai)(.  21  FeD.  83  ;  Major,  2  Oct.  85  ;  Lt.Colonel, 


ZND  LIEUT. 


Majors. 
David  BdwardWood,'  2111Z   in  Commani\\^        

ig  Oct.  97    -*  '         ,- 

Charles  Edward  Duff'  ,  I'May 

Harry  Newman  Morgan  Thoyts 

JohnAcheson  Henderson,JK<'./oy  Brabant  »  \  

Horse,  N.  AfAca  .*  I 


Captains. 
Philip  Lanfjdale,  Adjutant  Kent  Yeamanrti  \ 

Brigade,  i  Aug.  95 ^ 

Henrv  Foulkes  Deare 

Reginald  Bethune.  I7«c^  Garnock  ...  ........ 

Lincoln   Sanrtwith,  Brigade    Adjutant    4^ 

TeoiDiiir'j  Brigade  ■  J 

Francis  William  Miissenden  

Isaac  William  Burns-Liudow  

Claud  Herbert  Campbell. 

Egerton  Augustus  Stafford  O'Brien 


7S 


LIEUT. 
Pf 

I  July     81 
•.13  Aug.   64' 

6  May    851 


CAPTAIN. 


--  Oct.     S3 

19  Sept.  85, 
I  Mar.    93 


3  July 


19  Oct. 
8  July 


,Aug 
7  Nov. 


LllIUTE.VASTS. 

Robert  Lambert,  Adjutant  14  Oct.  00    ... 

Francis  Montgomery  Jennings 

Guv  Macaulav  Mort • 

Charles  Morris  Tbrelfall     

Tohn  Yan  der  Byl  

Cecil  .lohn  M'lllree  Lomer 

John  C  irbury  Holford  

Sir  Charles  Bingham  Lowther.  Bart 

Hon.  Michael  Francis  Stafford  Howard 

Edward  Georse  Woods 

Sir  RicliHrd  Wilham  Levinge,  Bart 

Lothian  Graeme  Scott  

Charles  Kllerton  Coaraes 

Robert  William  .A.llen   


16  Nov. 

9  May 
1 1  June 

9  Jan. 

9  Nov. 

2  June 


25  Aug.    33    19  Oct.     92 

7  Feb.    8^1   t7  Feb.    94 
5  June   80'  30  July    94 


2S  Apr. 

30  July 
16  July 
28  Dec. 
27  Nov. 


:  Aug.   95 

[  Mar.  98 
[  Mar.  98 
i  Jan.  99 
3  Nov.  99 


29  May 
9  Dec. 
8  Sept. 
4  May 
7  May 
4  Jan. 

20  May 

12  Aug. 

18  Nov. 

20  Jan. 
7  Feb. 

17  Feb. 

24  Feb. 

14  Mar. 


95  2 

96J  22 

97!  4 

98  5 

98  5 

991  13 

99'  13 

99  li 
99  13 
00  3 
00  3 
00  3 
00  14 
00  29 


Sept.  96 

Jan.  98 

May  9S 

July  99 

July  99 
Feb. 

Feb.  00 

Feb.  00 

Feb.  00 
Oct. 

Oct.  oo| 

Oct.  00 

Oct.  00 

Dec.  001 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Charles.  7,-j/-rf  Hindiip     21  Mar. 

Hugo  xMeynell  FitzHerbert , 18  Apr. 

Geoffrey  Bryan  Theophilus  Metcalfe i3  Apr.   00 

Edward  Guy  Warner   23  May    00 

Andrew  Currell   11  Aug. 

Henr,v  Francis  Partridge    10  Nov.   00 

H 11  r.y  Charles  St.  Lo-Mnlet  ,,[  29  Dec.    00 

Eiiiin?3f<is(er,«.— Edward  Griffith  Tombliugs,  3  Aug.  87  ;  Hon.  Captain  3  Aug.  gj.—Iieu,ounl  D'jil.  S.  Africa. 

Fredeiick  George  Hughes.^  Itexerve,  8  Aug.  83  ;  Hon.  Captain. 
Quarter  Master. — Louis  Cecil  Page,  6  Dec.  90  ;  Hon.  Captain,  6  Dec.  00. 

Blue. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
Embarked  for  South  Africa,  13  Feb.  1900. 

'  Maior  General  Miissenden  served  the  Eistern  campaign  of  1854-55  with  the  8th  Hussars,  including  the 
battles  of  Alma,  Balaclava  (horse  shot),  Inkerman,  and  Tchernaya,  affairs  of  Bulganak  and  M'Kenzie's  Farm, 
and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in 
llajpootana  in  1858-59.  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Kotah  and  battle  of  Kotaria  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*  Major  Duff  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  8th  Hussars  (Medal). 

''  Lt.Colonel  Clowes  served  with  the  3th  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  including  tile  engagement  at 
Mazeena  ( Medal) . 

^  Major  Wood  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  13th  Bengal  Lancers,  and  took  part  in  the  Z.aimusht 
Kxpedition.  including  theengagenient at  Mazeena  (Medal). 

8  Lieut.  Hughes  served  with  the  Bechiianaland  K.^pedittnn  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884  85  witli  the 
InniskilUng  Dragoons. 


Continvaiion  of  Notes  to  the  yth  IIiis.?ars. 

'^  Major  Brooke  served  with  the  Chitril  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Ltw  in  1895  as  Orderly  Officer  to 
Brigadier  General  Gatacre,  Commanding  3rd  Brigade  (inentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
^luring  the  operations  in  South  Africa  in  1890  as  Station  Staff  OMjor  at  Mafeking.  Served  in  the  campaign  on 
■the  North  West  Frontier  of  Inilia  under  Sir  William  LockharL  in  1897-98  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Sir  Power  Palmer, 
Commanding  the  2nd  Division  Tirah  E.xpeditionary  Force  (two  Clasps).  Served  in  ttie  campaign  in  the  Soudan 
under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1893  as  Aide  de  Ca-np  to  Major  General  Gatacre.  Commanding  the  British 
Brigade  (afterwards  the  British  Division),  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  desi»atches) 
and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  Briti>li  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*^  Captain  the  Hon.  J.  G.  H.  H.  Beresford  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  under  Sir  Frederick  Cat  rington 
in  1896  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 
**  Captain  Dalgety  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  in  1896-97. 
''  Captain  Rankin  served  in  the  operations  111  West  Africa  in  1896  (iledal). 

1*  Prince  Alexander  of  Teck  served  in  the  ooeraniotis  in  Soiitd  Africa  uud3r  Sir  Frederick  Carrington  in  896 
s»  Acting  Staff  Officer  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

_^'*  Major  Harley  served  in  the  defence  of  Chitral  Fort  in  1895,  and  commanded  the  British  Agent's  escort(men- 
t'oned  in  despatches,  p"omoted  tn  be  Captain  and  Brevet  Major,  DSO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  cam- 
paign in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1897  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  ivith  Clasp);  and 
in  the  openitions  in  1898,  including  the  battle  of  the  Atbara — severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp 

0  Khedi\e'8  Medal) 


South  Africa.  1 
Depot  at  Muttia.  j 
Tears'Serv      '^^^  Hoyal  Cypher  within  the  Garter 


9th  (The  Queen's  Roijal)  Lancers. 


15^ 


FuU 
Pay 


26 


Half 
Pay. 


Ps^'i^'sula"  "PcNNijiR"  "Sobbaon"   "Pdnjaub* 
Chillian  wallah"  "Goojeeat"  "Delhi"  "Lucknow  "  "Charasiah"  "  Kabfl,  1379'' 

Afghanistan,  1878-S0." 


*  Kandahar,  iSSo"  ' 


Colonel, 


flonel.— Henry  Augustus  Bushman,!  CB.,  Comet,  g  Nov.  58 ;  ilV^(^  P30  Jane  63  :  Captain  q 
Major,  27  Jane  7Q  :  Bt.Lt. Colonel,  21  Apr.  So;  ZtColoiiel,  8  Aug.  So  ;  Colonel^  21  Apr.  84  ;  Mu'idr 
I  Aug.  95  ;  Colonel  9  Lancers,  S  Aug.  00.  '      '  *    ' 

II  ilay  78;   Zieitf,  25  Feh.  80;    Capt.    20  Oct.  86 


.  95  ;  L'ofoiiel  9 
jLieutenant  Colonel.— Malcolm  Orrae  Little,^  2iid  L'tent 
Major,  5  Sept.  94  ;  Lt. Colonel,  15  Mar.  00. 


Mar.  72; 
General. 


2ND  LIEUT. 


16  Oct. 


Majors. 

Spencer  Walpole  FoUett,3  2»rf  in  Com-\ 
mau'l,  15  March  00 )  1 

Charles  Bishop,  Adj.  3  Tea.  Brig,  i  July  95 

/'.".f.  Walter  Kentish  AVilUam  Jenner,  ~^ 
D.A.A.  General  for  Ingtructlon,  Cnr-  > 
ragh,  27  Aug.  96 ) 

Forrester  Farnell  Colvin'i   23  Oct. 

Captains. 
floH.  Claude  Henry  ComaraichWilloush-"^ 

by,^  Milifarg  Secretary  to  the  Goternor^\         

General  of  Australia    J 

Frederick  Thwaites  Lund-* 1  17  Aug. 

Lord  Douglas  James  Cecil  Compton^^  I         

Henry  Edw.  Twisleton-Wi-keham-FiennesS    30  Apr, 

Edward  Robertson  Gordon^   

David  Graham  Mushiet  Campbeli* 

Lord  Chas.  Cavendish  Bentinck  


20  Nov. 
10  Nov. 

1  July 

1  July 


24  Aug. 
S  Dec. 

23  May 

TO  Aug. 


86 


12  Nov.   84     4  Dec.    S9 


16  Mar. 
8  June 


15  Feb. 

2  Sept. 
21  Nov. 
p-5  Nov. 

9  Dec. 
23  Jan. 


BBEV.UAJ. 


13  Feb.  05 

15  Dec.  95 

12  Mar,  98 

1 5  Mar  OD 


II  May  92 
5  Sept.  94 

17  Sept.  94 
8  Sept.  95 
3  May  99 
8  Nov.   00 


Lieutenants. 
Desmond  John  Edward  Beale-Browne,''  i  ,        ,,^ 
Intelligence  Officer,  South  Africa   j      3°  -^ay 

Ernest  Fitzroy  Bell,'^  Adjutant  20  Apr.  98  ,'    5  Dec. 
Frederick  Henry  Allhusen'    j  25 


[Thomas  Malcolm  Harvey  Kincaid-Smith 

[Victor  Reginald  Brooke-^ 

^Geoffrej'  Henry  Julian  Skeffington  Smyth-' 

'John  Gordon  Stirling^ ,... 

I  Henry  Marion  Durand^   

'H(>».budlevMassey  Pigott-CarletOD,3--i(rfe] 
]     de  Camp  to  Major  Gen.  F.  JV.  Hemming,  f 

j      II  Sept.  00  (temp.) ) 

■Eustace  Henry  Egremont  Ahadie^ 

Lord      Frederick      Temple      Hamilton-) 
j     Temple-Blackwood^ S 

Frederick  William  Lawrence   Sheppard) 
'     Hart  Cavendish-^ ) 

Stanley  Reay  Theobalds 

IJohn  Steuart  Duckett^ 

Lionel  Warren  de  Vere  Sadleir-Jacksou^  ., 


S  Jan. 
:o  Oct. 

12  Dec. 
29  May 
31  July 

13  May 


Q^  I  Jan.    Q3 

9i|  5  Sept.  94 

93  13  Mar.    95 

94  25  Sept.  Qt 


94    29  Apr, 


i  July 
4  .Tuly 
12  Mar. 


5  Aug.    96     2  May 

:i  Aug.    97     3  May 
II  Aug.    97     9  Oct. 


S  Sept.  97      s  June  00 


9& 

99 
Q9 


8  Sept.    97 

I  Dec.    97 

4  May    qS 


Second  Lieptenahts. 

;George  Goush  Cobden     ^  Aug.  98* 

I  Robert  Vaugban  Wynn  28  Oct.  99! 

;  Arthur  Seymour  Trower    4  Nov.  99 

Hon.  Arch.  Ronald  Armadale  Micdonald  21  Feb.  00 

Charles,  Earl  of  Leitiim 21  Apr.  00, 

;Ricbard  Stanleo  Chadwick    7  July  00 

Douglas  K.  Lucas  Tooth     8  Aug.  fx> 

iGeoige  Montgomerie  Neilson    n  Aug.  00 


1  Major  General  Bushman  served 
in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  India  in  1S63  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Zulu 
war  in  1S7Q.  including  the  opera- 
tions against  Sekukuni  and  the 
capture  of  the  stronghold  where  he 
commanded  the  eastern  attack 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet, 
of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  9th  Lancers  in  the 
Afghan  war  in  1S79-S0,  and  accom- 
panied Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the 
march  to  Candshar. and  wiw  preseni 
atthebattle  of  Candahar  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Bronze  Decoration  1. 

~  Lt. Colonel  Little  served  with 
the  9th  Lancers  in  the  Afghan  war 
of  i878-So,and  cook  part  in  the  ex- 
pedition to  \laidan  and  in  the  oper- 
ations around  Cabul  in  December 
1S79 ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick 
Roberta  in  the  march  to  Camlahar,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Cnndabar as  Orderly 
Officer  to  Brigadier  General  H.  Gough  (men- 
tioned i  I  ("i,fj.'*T:Atrhp.s.  "V'edai  with  two  Oacni, 
«nd  BroiiKO  Dpcoratinni .  Seized  in  the  Sou'h 
ATricnn  war  in  iSgg-ijoo  with  the  Kimberley 
Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  thn  engage- 
ments at  Belmont,  Enslin,  Mudder  River,  and 
Magersfontein  (mentioned  in  despatched!). 


3  Oct, 
3  Oct 

3  Oct, 


\  Riding  Master. — William  Baxter,  5  Feb.  96  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
\  Quarter  Master. — David  LaiEg,3  23  Dec.  93  ;  H071.  Lieut. 

Blue — Facings  Scarlet. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
Embarked  forNatal,  27  Aug.  1896  ;  to  India,  1898  ;  to  South  Africa,  Sept 


£99. 


3  Major  Follett,  Captains  Hon.  C.  H.  C.  Willoughby,  Lund,  Lord  D.  J.  C.Compton,  Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, 
and  Gordon,  Lieuts.  Bell,  Brooke,  Symth,  Hon.  D.  M.  Pigott-Carleton,"  Abadie,  Lord  F.  T.  Hamilton- Temple 
Blackwood,  Cavendish,  Theobald,  Duckett,  Sadleir-Jackson,  and  Laing  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1399-1900 
with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  were  present  in  the  engagements  at  Belmont,  Enslin,  Modder  River  and 
Magersfontein. 

4  Major  Colvin  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-igoo  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  pr  ent  in 
the  engagements  at  Modder  River  and  Magersfontein. 

6  Captain  Campbell  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S9Q-1900  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagenients  at  Belmont,  Enslin,  Modder  River,  and  Magersfontein,  and  in  the  operations  at  Paardeberg  of 
i6th  to  27th  Feb.  1900  (wounded). 

"5  Lieut.  Beale-Browne  served  in  the  South  .\frican  war  in  1S99-1900  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  F.  W.  E.  F.  Forestier- 
Walker. 

7  Lieut.  Allhuseu  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1809-1900  with  the  KimbeT-ley  Relief  Fori.e,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagements  at  Belmont,  Enslin,  Modder  River,  and  Magersfontein  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

B  Lieut.  Stirling  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1 399-1900  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagements  at  Belmont  and  Enslin  (severely  wounded). 

y  Lieut.  Durand  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagements  at  Belmont,  Enslin,  Modder  River,  and'  Magersfontein  (twice  woimded,  once  slightly). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  gth  {Queen's  Royal)  Lancers. 

Raised  in  Ireland,  in  1715.  To  England.  1803.  To  Monte  Video,  1S06.  To  England.  1S07.  To 
Walcheren.  July  iSog.  To  England.  1809.  To  the  Peninsula,  iSii.  To  England.  1S13.  To  Ireland^ 
1814.  To  England,  1815.  To  Ireland,  1823.  To  Scotland,  1S26.  To  England,  1S27.  To  Ireland,  1832. 
To  England,  1S35.  To  Scotland,  1S37.  To  England,  1S38.  To  India.  1S42  (battle  of  Sobraon  ;  Punjab 
campaign — battles  of  Obillian wallah  and  Goojerat ;  Indian  Mutiny— Delhi,  Lucknow;.  To  England, 
1S59.  To  Irelaud,  1S64.  To  England,  1S69.  To  India,  1S75  (Af^'hanistan,  1878-S0 -battles  of  Char- 
asiah and  Candahar).     To  England,    1885.     To  Ireland.  iSgo. 


151 


10th  (The  Prince  of  Wales's  Own  lioijal)  Hussars.    T, 


The  Prince-sPlume.    The  Risiag  Sun  and  Red  Dragon    '' P^^'"'!"      ..    „ 

•<Al1  MaSJID"  "ArGHiNISTAlf,  1878-79  JlGiPT,  1S84. 


South  Africa, 
teserve  Squadro 
Woolwich. 
Wateeloo"  '*  Sevastopol' 


Fnll 
Pay. 


Half 
Pay. 


Colonel  -iZi.  Boyal  Highnes.  Albert  Edward,  Fri.ice  of  Wales  and  Duke  ofCovn^aWEOKT.KPGMB. 
rr%T    acMO     GCIE.    GCro.  Colonel,  9  Nov.  s3;  General,  g  Nor.  62;  Field  Marihal,  2q  May  73; 


GCSI.  GCUa.    GCIE.    G 
LifutenantcSonef -Ralth'^Bromfield  WiUington  Fisher.i  Lieut.  27  June  74;  Captain,  28  Apr.  S2;  Major, 

12  Feb.  gi ;  Lf.Colonel.  3  Aug.  gi.  :  Colovcl,  3  Aug.  00. 
Harvey  Alexander,  Lieut.  24  Jan.  80 ;  L,eut.  1  July  81 , 

3  Aug.  00. 


Captain,  16  Mar.  89:  Major,  2  Jan.  97;  Lf.Colonel, 


nth  rank  \ 


ank  y 


2ND  LIEUT 


Majors. 

Arthur  Hughes-Onslow- ....■• 

p.«.c.Hon.JulianHedworthGeorgeByn, 

Comdg.  S.  African  Light  Hone 

ot  Lt. Colonel,  n  Nov.  99  

Charles  Toler  M'Murragh  KavanagU 
Uon.  Everard  Baring.l  Militari/  Secretar 

to  Governor  General  of  India,  with  ra 

ofLt.Colonel,  11   Deo.  90  

Captains. 

Cameron  Barclay  :■■•■••■ .••■■;■    '^  5,®'' 

ioriWilliam  .Augustus  CavendiA-Bentmckl  16  ^ov. 
Lord  Geo.  Wm.  Montagii-Douglas-Soott  ... 
Ron.    Thomas    Walter    Brand,    Brigade! 

Major.  S.Africa  Field  Force   S 

HoH.  John  Da wnay.  Adjutant  30  May  98... 

Reginald  Spencer  Chaplin    ...■•■i 

yC  Sir  John  Peniston  Milbanke,  Bart.^'  ... 
Stanley  Leonard  Barrv,  Vicitional  Signal-\ 

Una  'Offlcer.  Sonth  Africa  Field  Force 

Harry  E  S.  Pocklington,"  Seterve  (,Dejiot] 
Anthony  A.  C,  Earl   of  Shaftesbury,  i 

Referee    ;;'Vi" 

abn.Dudley  Roger  Hugh  Anderson-Pelham 


27  Mar. 

20  Nov. 

5  Dec. 
5  Oct. 

23  Nov. 

2  June 
13  Nov. 

29  Mar.  90 

10  Oct.    94 


Lieutenants. 

Hon.  Gei-ald  Berkeley  Portinan    

Eustace  Robert  Ambrose  Shearman 

Charles  William  Henry  Crichton    

Adrian  Laurence  Cave     

Mathew  Richard  Henry  Wilson  

Bon.  Thomas  Lister  

Hon.  Frederick  William  Stanley 

Carleton  Salkeld 

Hon.  Wilham  George  Sydney  Cadogan 

Thomas  Evelyn,  Lord  Howard  de  Walden 

Hon.  Arthur  Kenlis  Maxwell 

Clement  Bertram  Ogilvy  Mitford 

William  Arthur  Hamar  Bass 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Bon.  Edward  Brabazon  Meade 

Cvril  Charlie  Hamilton  Potter  

Bon.  Galbraith  Lowry  Egerton  Cole  

Hon.  Arthur  Annesley 

Aubrey  George  King  Davies-Cooke   

Frank'Stanley  Rose  (Depot)  

Thomas  Brabazon  Ponsonby 


28  Sept. 
28  Sept. 

7  Dec. 

9  Dec. 
26  May 

I  Dec. 
16  Feb. 
■-I  Feb. 
22  Feb. 
19  Apr. 
12  Aug. 
15  Nov. 
18  Nov. 


39 


q  Dec. 

3  Jan. 
7  Mar.    _  _ 

4  Apr.   00 

5  May  00 
23  May  00 
17  Oct. 


10  May 

27  Jan. 

6  Feb. 

23  Aug. 


6  Mar. 

10  Aug. 

11  .rane 

10  June 

14  June 
18  Oct. 
18  Apr. 

5  Feb. 
25  Jan. 

10  June 

8  Apr. 


5  Oct.    96 

2  Jan.  97 
25  June  97 
li  Ma.y  q8 
19  Jan.    99 

5  Nov.  99 
5  Nov.  99 
17  Dec.  99 
I  Jan.  00 
I  Apr.  o(j 
I  Apr.  00 

3  Oct. 
3  Oct. 


4  Jan. 
4  Jan. 
1  Feb. 


I 


UAJOB. 


90 


I  Feb.    90 


23  Mar.  92 

I  Feb.    93 

25  June  97 

16  Feb.    98 

14  June   99 
12  July    99 

17  Apr.  00 

17  Apr.  00 

15  Aug.  88 

16  Feb.   98 
3  Aug.  00 


16  Nov.   68 


Siding  afasjer.— Albert  William  Waite,27  Aug.  90;  Hon.  Captain,  27  Aug.  00. 
Quarter  SXasffr.— Arthur  Edward  Poole,'"  2  Deo.  82 ;  Hon.  Captain,  2  Dec.  c 

Blne.—Agenti,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
Embarked  for  Sonth  Africa,  4  iVof.  1899. 


16  Feb.  98 

4  May  9S 

6  Jan.  00 

3  Aug.  00 


1  Colonel  Fisher  served  throughout  the  Afghan  war  of  1378-80  with  the  loth  Hussars,  and  was  present  at  the 
attack  and  capture  ol  the  Peiwar  Kotal.iu  the  engagements  at  Mattoon  and  Futtehabad,  with  the  expedition  into 
the  Khost  Valley,  in  the  operations  in  the  Shutargardan — horse  killed  (mentioned  in  despatches) ,  and  in  the  opera- 
tions around  Ca'bul  in  December  1879  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  accompanieii  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march 
to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and 
Bronze  Decorationl.  Served  as  Transport  Officer  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  iSSi  under  Brigadier 
General  Gordon  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches). 

-  Major  Hughes-Onslow  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  iSS4with  the  loih  Hussars,  and  was  present  in 
theengagementsat  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

3  Lt.i.'olonel  Hon.  J.  H.  G.  Byng  served  in  the  Soudan  expedition  in  1S84  with  the  loth  Husf  ars,  ard  was  pre- 
sent in  the  engagements  at  EI  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Cla«p,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^  Lt.Colonel'Hon.  E.  Baring  served  in  the  campaisrn  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1897  (British 
M3^h1,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp),  and  with  the  expeditii-u  in  iSgS,  including  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and 
Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of 
Major,  two  Clasps). 

"  Sir  John  Milbanke  served  in  the  South  African  war  of  1899-1900  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Lt.General  J.  D.  P. 
French,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  a  reconnaissance  near  Colesberg  (mentioned  in  despatches,  VO  ;  was 
awarded  the  Victoria  Cross  for  the  following  act : — '■  On  the  stli  January,  1900,  during  a  reconnaissance  near  (^'oles- 
berg.  Sir  John  Milbanke,  when  retiring  under  fire  with  a  small  patrol  of  the  loth  Bu=sars,  notwithstanding  the  fact 
that  he  had  just  been  8everel.y  wounded  in  the  thigh,  rode  back  to  the  assistance  of  one  of  the  men  whose  pony 
was  exhausted,  ana  who  was  under  fire  from  some  Boers  who  had  dismounted.  Sir  John  Milbanke  took  the  man 
up  on  his  own  horse  under  a  most  galling  fire  and  brought  him  safely  back  to  camp." 

13  Captain  Pocklington  served  with  the  15th  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iSoo  (Medal).     Served  in  the  Boer  war 

of  1881. 

"  Captain  Poole  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  loth  Hussars  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) . 


11th  {Pyiiice  Albert's  Own)  Hussars. 


152 


Years' Ser. 


Effypt.         1 

Depot,  Canterbury.  J 

The  Crest  and  Motto  of  the  late  Prince  Consort.    *'Egtpt"  {with  the  Sphinx).  "SiLiUANCi" 

fjg^fi  PbKINSULA"  "AVaTEELOO"     *'BaUHTPOBB"  "ALUa"   "BaLAKLAVa"    "iNKERilAN"  "SEVASTOPOL." 

Pay  Colonel.— William  Charles  Forrest,'  C5.  Coj-hc^,  Pii  March  36  ;  i^^s  Jan.  39;    Capf.  P7  Sept.  41;  Major, 
P3  Oct.  48;  Bf.Lt.  Colonel,  12  Dec.  54;  Lt.CoJo7iel,^~,  Aug.  59;  Cohnel,  8  March  60;  Major  General,  6  MArch 
68  ;  Lieut. General,  i  Oct.  77  ;  General,  i  July  81  ;  Colonel  nth  Hussars,  8  Feb.  86. 
Lieutenant  Colonel.— tfa?!.  Osbert  Victor  Geo.  Athehng  Lumley  ;  Lf.  -2^  Oct.  Si ;  Cai>t.  2  Mar.  87  ;  Major  17 
June  q6  i   Lf  .Colonel  2q  Sept.  00.^ 


Majoes. 

p.s.c.  William  Henry  Rycroft,^    2);^ 


,  2SD   LIBDT- 


m  )  \ 


Command  ;  Special  Service,  Soufh  Africa  ) 

Son.  Henry  Arthur  Ormsby  Gore  

Boyce  Combe  

Esme  Stuart  Erskine  Harrison^ 


13  Aug.   791     I  July    81 
I  II  Nov.    76 


12  Nor.   84 
9  May   85 


Captains.  ; 

Lewis  Owen  Williams, ^t?/«^a»i  Pembrol-e')  , 

Yeomanry  Cavalry  15  Oct.  gn    }  j 

Francis  Temple  B;icon  {Depot) 

Thomas  Anderdon  Salt"  I 

Julian  Dallas  Tyndale  Tyndale-Biscoe 1 

Hon.  William  Bailey 

John  Alan  Le  Norreys  Daniell  Admtanf  \  ' 

12th  Yeomanry  Brigade  22  Apr.  99     ^ 

Thomas  Tait  Pitman ' 

Herbert  William  Mascall  Kenrick,  Egyp-  \ 

tian  Army    ) 

T.rIBUTKNANTS. 

William  Robt.Codrington, ^Jm^o-ia^  Light  {  , 

Horse,  So iitk  Africa J 

James  Jardine  Kichardson^  

Harry  Bertram  Abadie,^"  Aide  de  Camp  to  \ 

Sir  A.  Hunter,  6  March  00  } 

Sidney  Vernon  Occleston  (Depot)    

Rowland  James  Percy  Anderson,  Special') 

Service,  South  Africa   $ 

Godfrey  Trevelyan  Williams... 

Percy  Desmond  FitzGerald,  Captain  and\ 

Adj.  Imperial  Liijht  Horsf,  S.  Africa    ...} 

William  Scott-EUiot 

Cuthbert  von  Essen  Moberly 

Archibald  Fraser  Home  

RalphMaximiIianYorke,A'ijataiit28Nov.95 
Claude  Stuart  Rome.l-  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  ) 

F.  Carrinqton,  i-j  Mar.  00 J 

John  Alexander  Halliday 

Guy  Greville  Wilson 

Charles  Leslie  Home  . 

Shcoxd  Lieutenants. 
Charles     Arthur     Beauchamp      Pickard  ■) 

Hawkins S 

Micnael  Lawrence  Lakin 

Albert  Edward  Sydney  Louis  P  aget  


I  25  Nov. 

26  Feb.  87|    gpg^ 

1  25  Aug. 

30  Nov.  S7    ^2  July 

29  Feb.  S7J  72  July 

16  May  88    31  Mar. 

9  Oct.  59;     6  Apr. 


CAPIJIir.        BBET.MAJ. 


II  Apr.    3s!        '  19  Aug.  96 

!5  July    83  24  Oct.     92 


19  Nov.    gi 
4  Jan.    9" 


10  Aug.  92 

8  Mar.  93 

8  Mar.  93 

1  Oct.  94 

30  Jan.  95! 

16  Apr.  95 

16  Apr.  95 


:4  Wk.L..        J£ 

7  June  00 
rg  Sept.  00 


30  Slay    91    10  Aus.  92    16  July    98 


31  Dec. 
sOot. 

5  Oct. 

17  Dec. 

T5  ilar. 

23  Dec. 

23  Dec. 

12  Dec. 
12  Dec. 
20  Feb. 

6  Mar. 

28  Sept. 

5  Jan. 
IT  May 
16  Nov. 


24  Oct.  92 
1 8  July  94 
20  Sept.  94 
22  Oct.  94 
13  Sept.  95 
24  Jan.  96 
20  Nov.  97 
26  Jan.    98 


94;  ID  July 
95'  9  Oct. 
QS 


9  Oct. 

23  Oct. 

3  Mar.  00! 
12  June  00' 
3  Oct.     00 


19  May    00 

26  Sept.  00 
13  Oct,    cx)| 


Riding  Jfd^^cr.— Henry  Hume  Morton,  23  Nov.  9?  ;  ITon.  Lieut, 
(luarter  iLaster. — George  Page,  4  June  90;  Hon.  Captain^  4  June  00. 

Blue. — Agents^  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 

Embarked  for  South  Africa,  22  Jnli/  iSqc. 

1  (ieneral  Forrest  served  with  the  4th  Dragoon  Guards  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1054-55,  iucludini;  tli^  buttles 
of  Balaklava  and  Inkerman,  siege  of  Sebastopol,  night  attack  on  Russian  outposts  igch  Feb.  1853  and  battle  of 
Tchernaya  ;  commanded  the  4th  Royal  Irish  Dragoons  from  iSth  February  to  ist  .Tuly  1S53  (Medal  with  three 
Clasps,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Mediidie). 

2  Major  Eycroft  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-83  attached  to  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Irish  Degi- 
ment  including  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column,  and  afterwards  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1887  in  command  of  the  Irregular 
Troops  of  the  Egyptian  Army,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Sarras  (mentioned  in  despatches  4th  Class 
of  the  Medjidie).     Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Vorth  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897.58  (Medal  with  Cla«p) 

3  Captain  Harrison  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-9S  (Medal  with  Clasp  1. 

•  Oaotain  Salt  served  with  the  expedition  against  the  Tonnies,  on  the  WestCoast  of  Africa, in  1SS7-8S  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-9S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

J^  Lieu'     -^   "  "     ■  ■■ 

Served  i 
January,  1900  (dangerously  wounded). 

0  Lieut.  Richardson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-9S  (Medal  with  Clasp) 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  :8q9-i9oo  with  the  Imperial  Light  Horse,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Lady- 
smith,  including  the  attack  of  6th  January,  1900 — severely  wounded. 

10  Lieut.  A'oadie  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-9S  as  Assistant  Trans- 
port Officer  2nd  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  two  Clasps). 

12  Lieut  Rome  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  nth  {Prince  Albert's  Otvii)  Hussars. 
Raised  in  1715  and  proceeded  to  France  in  175S.  To  Flanders,  1794.  To  England.  1796.  To  Holland 
1799.  A  detachment  to  Egypt,  1S02  (received  the  badge  of  "Egypt"— with  the  Sphinx).  To  the 
Peninsula,  1811  (battle  of  Salamanca).  To  England,  1813.  To  Belgium  and  France,  181.^  (battle  of 
Waterloo  and  Army  of  Occupation  in  Paris).  To  England,  181S.  To  India,  1819  (Kattle  of  Bhurtpore) 
To  Englani,  183S.  To  Ireland,  1S43.  To  England,  1846.  To  Ireland,  1S52.  To  the  Crimea,  1854 
(battles  of  Abiia,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol).  To  England,  1856.  To  Ireland 
i86i.  To  England,  1865.  To  India,  i865.  To  England,  1S77.  To  Ireland,  1SS4.  To  England,  is R9' 
to  South  Africa,  1890. 


Lieut.  Codring'ton  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  ot  India  in  1S97-98  (Medal  with  Clasp) 
rved  in  the  South  African  war  in  1399-1900,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Ladysmith  including  the  attack  of  6th 


lears'Scr.  The  Priuce's  Plume.    The  Rising  Sun  and  Red  Dragon. 

FnU  Hall  "WiTEBLOO"  "  SoUTH   AFRICA,    ;S5I-2-3" 

Pay-  Pay  Colonel.— .\.rthur  Lyttelton  Lyttelton-Anneslej-,'  Cornet,  P21  July  54 


12th  {The  Fnnc,  of  Wahss  Royal)  Lancers.         fRjj'.Ii'.^t.Son. 

L         Colchester. 
*' Egypt"  (with  the  Sijhiiix)  "Penihsi-la'* 
Sevastopol"  "Central  Isdia." 

;  L'.euf.   S  Dec.  54  ;  Capf.  P24  Feb.  57; 
MaJoi;fiS  Jan.  61;    Bt.  Lt.  Colonel,  9  Dec.  yt;  Lt^ Colonel,'  16    July  73;  Colonel,   18  May  77;  Major 
General   -  Oct.  86 ;  Lt.General,  15  Feb.  93;  Colonel  12  Laucera.  12  Feb.  96. 
Lieutenant  Colonel  — Brvan  Thomas  Mahon,=*  DSO,,  Brigadier  General  on  the  St  \f.  South  AJnctt,  4  May  00 
Lieut.   27  Jpn.  S3;  Captain,  19  Apr.  83;  Major, ig  Oct.  97;  Bt.Lt. Colonel,  16  Nov.  58;  Colonel,!^  Mar.  00. 
Lf.Cvfoiiif,  22  Aug-.  00 ^ ; 


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5 

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I  Majors. 

iThomas  James  Atherton,    jnd  in   Com-") 

I     mand  11  Mav  9S  J 

p.K.c-.  Robert  George  Broadwood^  {B'-ecet 

,     X^ Co/one/ 4  Apr.  97  ;  Bt. Colonel  16  Xov. 

98),    Comdij.    2iid    Cavalrif    Brigade,    S. 

I     Africa  Field  Force,  ici/k  rank-  of  Briga- 

j     dier  General,  8  Feb.  00 / 

IJohn  Charles  Basil  Eastwood    

Ron.  Henry  Granville  Heneage 

I  Captains. 

,  Francis  Egerton-Green  

; Eustace  Loder 

iHoward  Clifton  Brown 

Eustace  Crawley, ^  Special  Serciee,  South  > 
Africa J 

I->ank  Wormuld 

Cecil  Vivian  Sloane- Stanley 

\Vm.  F.  Uonywood  Hinde,  Reserce 

;Miles  Halton  Tristram    •■ 

LlEUTBJfANTS. 

Gerald  Walton  Hobson 

Walter  Howorth  Greenly, AdjutanttMay99 

Percy  James  Bailey 

Balfour  Macu:iffhten^ 

William  Matthew  Burrell  .- , 

Arthur  Laidley  Brown 

Cecil  Fane    - 

John  Nicholas  Pr^ce  Wood 

Arthur  Grant 

Henry  Roland  Milvain   

George  Bent  Ollivant 

Sir  Edmund  Beecroft  Francis  Heathcote  ^ 

Lacon,  Bart     ) 

Fane  Wright  Stapletou  Murray 

Ha-Ty  Ernest  Connop   , 

Second  Liecibnants. 

'John  Jervis  Pawson  

Chailes  Montagu  Truman    

Cecil  Henrj'  Anderson-Pelham 

, William  Heory  Charlton 

|Alan  Bnyd  Reynolds  

Claude  Edward  Rejmard 

iReginald  Hyde  Villiers 


2ND  LIE0T.  LIEUT. 


CAPTAIir. 


BRBT.VAJ.    ! 


z  Jan. 


j6  May    SS 


S  Dec.  88 

S  June  8q 

7  Aucr.  yg 

20  Nov.  89 

31  May  go 

4  Mar.  91 


5  Oct. 
20  Feb. 
II  Dec. 

9  Dec. 
15  May    97 
9  June   97 
9  June  Q7 

6  July      " 
4  Jan 

Au; 


15  Nov.  99 

29  Nov.  99 

20  Dec.  99 
23  Jan.  00 

27  Jan.  CO 

21  Feb.  00 
18  Apr.  00 

5  May  00 

23  May  00 

3  Oct.  00 

5  Dec.  00 


I  July    81;     2  Feb.    S7' 


1  July    Si;  15  Feb.    38 


25  Aug.  83, 
18  Sept.  89J 

5  July   84: 
3  Sept.  90; 

3  Sept.  go  I 

7  Jan. 

25  Mar. 

4  Sept. 
2  Aug-. 

21  Dec 


n.    91 
92 


92 


10  June  S9 
17  May    93 

4  Sept.  92 
3  June  96 
I  Oct.     96 

17  Nov,   97 

11  May    98 

12  Oct.  98 
15  Aucf.  88 
II  June   00 


IIAJOB. 

22  Feb.    -: 


3  Apr.    97  \ 


1 1  May    98  a 

26  May    00  \ 


q  Aug.  93 
1  Oct.    96 

12  May    97 

ir  May  98 
3  Sept.  98 
I  Ma  J'    Qo 

22  Oct. 

22  Oct. 
8  Mar. 

12  June 
3  Oct. 

3  Oct. 

3  Oct. 
34  Nov. 


99 
99' 


3  ...  \Riding  Master. — William  Harry  King,  26  Nov.  98  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
9     ...  'Quarter  Master. — William  Barrows,  10  Aug.  92  ;  Ron.  Lieut. 

Blue — F</e:»j«  Scarlet. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cos  and  Co. 
Embarked  for  .South  Africa  2t  Oct.  1899. 

'  Lieut.General  Lyttelton-Annesley  served  with  the  nth  Hussars  in  the  Crimea  from  ^gth  July  1S55,  incloding 
the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  and  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

-  Britradier  General  Mahon  served  with  the  Dungola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  as 
Staff  Officer,  inchiding  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  LtSO. 
British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*  Brigadier  General  Broadwood  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  undir  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in 
i3g6,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  {mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.CuloQei, 
British  Medal,  and  Kbedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps);  in  the  operations  in  1SQ7.  including  the  engagement  at 
Abu  Hamed  and  the  occupation  of  Berber  (4th  Class  of  the  Usmanieh,  two  Clasps);  and  in  the  expedition  in  iSgS, 
including  the  Cavalry  reconnaissance  of  4th  April  and  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and 
Khartoum  (meniioued  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Colonel,  and  two  Clasps  to  Khedive's  Medal). 

4  (-'aptain  Crawley  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-59  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*  Lieut.  Macnairhten  ^e^ved  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was 
present  in  the  action  at  -Magersfontein  (mentioned  in  despatches).— See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantr}', 
'*  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786. 


Record  oj  the  Services  of  the  12th  {The  Prince  of  Wales'  Roijal)  Lancers. 

Raised  in  171 5  as  the  12th  Dragoons.  To  Ireland,  171S,  remaining  there  75  years.  In  176S  desig- 
nated "  Tiie  Prince  of  Wales's  Kegiment,"  and  constituted  "  Light  Dragoons."  To  the  Mediterranean, 
1793  (capture  of  Cor.sica).  To  Italy,  1794.  To  England,  1795.  To  Portugal,  1797.  To  Egvpt.  iSoi 
(investment  of  Cairo).  To  England,  1802.  To  Ireland,  1S03.  To  England,  1805.  To  Holland.  1S09. 
To  England,  1810.  To  Portugal.  iSii;  through  the  Peninsular  War  and  marched  through  France, 
embarking  at  Calais  for  England,  1814.  To  Ostend  1S15  (at  the  battles  of  Quatre  Bras  and  Waterloo 
and  in  the  Army  of  Occupation  in  France).  Converted  into  "  Lancers."  1S16.  To  England.  iSiS.  Tc 
Ireland,  1S20.  To  England,  1824.  To  Portugal,  1827.  To  England!  1S2S.  To  Scotland.  1S29.  Tc 
Ireland,  1830.  To  England,  1833.  To  Ireland,  1S41.  To  Scotland  and  England.  1S43.  To  Irelano, 
1848.  Returned  to  England  and  embarked  for  South  Africa.  1851.  To  India.  1854.  To  the  Crimea, 
1855  (marching  through  Egypt).  To  England.  1856.  To  India,  1S-7.  To  England,  1S60.  Tc 
Ireland,  1865.     To  England.  1870.     To  India,  1877.    T(t  England,  1SS7. 


I  South  Africa, 
eserve  Squadron, 
'      Norwich, 


ears'  s<t 
uUllini,, 
ay  iPiij-.l 


n  .■Eteriiutn,' 
'  Watkeloo  " 


13th  Hussars. 

-'*  ALBUHERi  "    "  VlTTORIA  "    "  OeTHES  ' 

'  Alma.  "  "  Bahkla-va  "  '*  Iheebuan  *' 


154 


'  toulod'sb  "  ' 
'  Sevastopol.' 


Peninsula  * 


Colonel.— 5ir  Baker  Creed  Russell, '  GCB.KCMG.  Commanding  at  Portsmouth  roXov.gSCR];  Cornet,  2  Soy. ss', 
Lieut.  I  Au^:.  56 ;  Capt.  ^iS  Feb.  59  5  St. Major,  24,  Jan.  65  ;  Bt.Lt. Colonel,  i  Apr.  74  ;  Major^  15  July  78  ■ 
Colonel,  18  Feb.  So;  Lt. Colonel,  29  Sept.  80  ;  Major  Oeneral,  1  Apr.  89  ;  Lieut. General,  20  Jan.  97;  Colonel] 
13  Hussars,  20  Jan.  94. 

Lieutenant  Colonel.— Henry  John  Blagrove,-  Lt.  11  Feb.  75;  Capt.  16  Mar.  83;  Major,  8  Jan.  90; 
Lt.  Colonel,    i  July  96  ;   Colonel,  i  July  00. 


Majobs. 
Maxwell  Archibald  Close,^  2nd  in  Com-'\ 

mand  1  July  q6 > 

Walter  Charles  Smitbson^. 

Frederick  James  Murphy* 

Coventry  Williams^  

Captaiks. 
Kenneth  MacLaren,^  Rkodesian  Frotecto-\ 

rate  Regiment     i 

Anjjus  Howard  Reginald  Ogilvy^ 


2ND  HEUT. 


Ernest  William  Newsham  Pedder,  Adjit-  \ 
fant  14  Yeomanry  Brigade  i  Sept.  96    ...  i 

Edijar  Askin  Wiggin^ 

John  Hearle  Treraayne.*^Adjutaiit  q  June  97 

Lionel  Richard  James  ScholefieUi  Battye^... 

Arthur  Henry  Meudle  Taylor,'  Brigade) 
Major,  South  ,lfrica,  11  June  00.   ..} 

FJdward  Asheton  Critchley.  Reseroe 

Tliomas  Brocklehurst  Pnillips,  Seferve 


Lieutenants. 

Francis  Hubert  Wise*^  

John  Fletcher  Church^ 

Adolpbe  Symous* 

Ernest  Wriothesley  Denny*   

Henry  Julius  Joseph  Stern^   

Frederic  George  Bayley,^  Brigade  Signal-^ 

ling  Officer,  South  Africa  } 

Alan  William  Berkley  Spencer^ 

John  Tyson  Wigan*  

fames  Denis  Lyons^   

Walter  Pepys^  

Frank    Naunton    Quantock    Shuldham,  ^ 

Reserve    ) 

Ernest  Frederick  Twist^ 

Thomas  Harry  Saunders  Marchant*  , 

George  Holde'n  Hodgkinson^ 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Lucius  Burston  Beresford  Gubbins^    

Thomas  Erskine  Lnnbert** 

Frederick  Willinm  UUathorne  Cosens^ 

Charles  Edward  Jenkins^ , 

Gordon  Halswelle  

Willoughby  Arthur  Kennard 

lUiarles  Elliot  

Richard  Burrell  Baggallay 


7  Jan.     80 

23  July    79 

4  Jan.    80 


iz  Aug.    80 
22  Jan.    81 


7  Mar.  as 
28  June  90 
?2  Jan.    79 


30  July    90 

2  May    91 
T2  Mar.    92 

28  June   93 

10  Oct.     94 

9  Dec.    96 

IS  May    97 
15  May    97 

8  Sept.  97 

20  Feb.    97 

11  Feb.    88 

4  May    98 

13  July    9S 

3  Aug.   98 

18  Oct. 
IS  Nov. 

29  Nov. 

9  Dec. 
9  Dec. 

2[  Mar. 

21  Apr. 

19  Sept.  00 


2  Dec. 

I  July 

25  Feb. 

I  July 


I  July 

1  July 

25  Aug. 

29  Aug. 
19  May 
II  June 

25  Jan. 

9  Sept. 
5  Dec. 

29  Apr. 
23  Nov. 

7  June 

8  June 
I  Sept. 

II  May 

3  Aug. 

8  Mar. 
10  Nov. 
10  Nov. 

9  Apr. 

3  Oct. 
3  Oct. 

3  Oct. 


2s  Sept.  80 

29  Sept.  S5 
18  Aug.  85 
24  Nov.    86 


3  Aug.  87 

1  July  88 

8  Oct.  90 

12  Nov.  90 

8  June  g6 
I  Sept.  96 

22  Feb.  99 

25  July  85 

I  Jan.  go 


Riding  afoa^er.  — Robert  MacWalter,  26  Sept.  94  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
(Quarter  Master. — George  Rupert,^  2  Aug.  gg  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 

Blue — Facings  Buff. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
Embarked  for  South  Africa,  10  Nov.  iSqg. 


25  July 

I  July 

3  Apr. 

25  Apr. 


90 

96 
97 
97 


^  Sir  Baker  Creed  Russell  was  at  Meerut  with  the  Carabineers  at  the  outbreak  of  the  Sepoy  Mutiny,  and  at 
.urnaul  when  Colonel  Gerrard  was  killed  ;  was  afterwards  present  with  Seaton's  Movable  Column  at  the  battle 
'  Gunt^aree,  where— his  three  senior  otlicers  being  killed— he  commanded  the  Squadron  of  his  Regt.,  and 
Detacbinentof  the  gth  Lancers;  again,  on  the  17th  Dec.  1857,  he  commanded  the  Cavalry  in  the  action  of  Putteali, 
here  over  700  Sepoys  were  killed,— "To  Lieut.  Russell,"  writes  Sir  Thomas  Seaton  in  his  despatch,  "who 
)mmauded  the  Cavalry,  as  well  as  to  his  brave  companions  in  arms,  my  thanks  are  specially  due,  for  their  gallantrv 
;  action  and  vigour  in  pursuit."  He  commanded  the  Cavalry  also  at  Mynpooree,  where  250  of  the  rebels  were 
iUed,  and  was  with  his  Regiment  when  General  Penny  was  killed  and  Bareilly  taken  ;  present  at  the  relief  of 
ireilly,  relief  of  Shahjehanpore,  capture  of  the  Fort  of  Remai  and  pursuit  with  destruction  of  the  Fort  of 
ahundee,  action  of  Bunkagaou,  operations  in  Oude  and  actions  of  Mohudipore  and  Russooipore,  attack  and 
.pture  of  Fort  Mitoulee,  actions  of  AUigunge  and  Biswa  ;  also  served  withthe  Agra  Field  Force  under  Brigadier 
iiowers  in  Central  India  in  pursuit  of  Tantia  Topee  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Accompanied  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  to 
le  Gold  Coast  in  September  1873  on  special  service.  Organized  the  natives  forming  "  Russell's  Regiment, "'and 
immanded  it  throughout  the  Ashanti  war  of  1S73-74.  During  the  repulse  of  the  Ashanti  Army  at  Abrakrampa 
!l  the  5th  and  6th  November  he  commanded  the  defending  forces.  His  regiment  with  Lord  Giiford's  Scouts 
Irined  the  Advanced  Guard  of  the  Army  from  the  River  Prah  to  the  north  side  of  the  Adansi  Hills.  Commanded 
[C  regiment,  now  forming  part  of  the  augmented  Advanced  Guard  under  Colonel  M'Leod,  at  the  attack  and 
pture  of  Adubiassie,  battle  of  Amoaful,  attack  and  capture  of  Becquah,  Advanced  Guard  engacrement  ot 
.rbinbah,  skirmishes  and  ambuscade  affairs  between  Adwabin  and  the  River  Ordah,  battle  of  Ordahsa  and 
pture  of  Cooraassie  (several  times  inentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp). 
jcompanied  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  to  South  Africa  in  1879,  and  commanded  the  forces  in  the  operations  against 
ikukuni  resulting  in  the  storming  of  the  stronghold  and  subjugation  of  the  tribe  (mentioned  in  despatches 
CMG.,  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Queen,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  first  as  Assistant 
ijutant  General  for  Cavalry,  and  afterwards  in  command  of  a  brigade  of  Cavalry,  and  was  present  at  the 
gagements  of  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  and  the 
pture  of  Cairo  (mentioned  in  despatches,  KCB.,  Medal  with  Ciasp,  2nd  Class  of  the  Medjidie.and  Khedive's  Star). 
2  Colonel  Blagrove  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Sir  Baker  Russell,  Commanding  isl 
ivalry  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  gth  September,  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir.  and 
the  capture  of  Cairo  {Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSqg-igoo  in 
mmand  ef  the  13th  Hussars,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  in  the  engagements  at  Vaal  Krantz  and 
eter's  Hill,  and  at  the  relief  of  La'lysmith. 

K 


I3^/t  Hussars. 
StSr).    Served  in  the  Souih  Afncan  v^nu  i„99i^^      _^^^    ^^^  action  at  Sp.on  Kop 

Medal  ,;>th  Clasp^    Served  m  the  Sou*  Afa^^^^  ae 'ion  at 'Spion  Kop,  the  engagements  at  Vaal  Krantz 

i^rFfe?er™Hm,"nd  the  feUef  of  Ladysl^ith  .  ^^^,  ;^  ^„a  ^ere  present  at  the  battle 

''"^C^aptaTn'ftemayne  and  Lieut.  Wise  ^,«"J^„^J.^^fS^'Slcfu^g  Th'e  aetio??  arspion  Kop,  tb^.^f -^X^rt'' 

of  Colenso,  in  the  operat.ons  o  "=' '°  ^^'^JinTlad^mith.    (Se°e  also  Civil  Decorations  for  GallantiT,      Hart  s 

Vaal  Krantz  and  Pieter  s  Hrll,  and  the  reuei  ui  j 

Annual  Army  List,"  p.  7S«.  .     ^,      „^  ..    ^  .„.„  „,j,,  ;„  ^399-1900  with  the  .3th  Hussars  and  wis  present  at  the 

ha\tl;'!,f  6oSoTIndI^tt'"opSlt.iro^  ff^'r.:th"januarr:/oc  including  the  acUou  at  Sp.on  Kop. 


Continuation  of  Notes  to  the  j6th  (The  Queen's  )  Lancers. 

.0  captain  Caniphell  ser..ed  in  the  campai.^  on^he  North  W.^ 
'^tlt^^.'^^  SrU?u^roV°"tre'sa^"5far7^&%asses,  and  in  the  operations  n.  the  Waran  and  Bara 
^?="SIn't''Hinl"rvern'the'ziiu  -ar  in  .8,9  (Medal  with  Clasp,. 

Record  ofthe  Services  of  the  i6th[TlieQueeiVs)  Lancers. 

,     T,  ;.       c„,T,p,i  Tt  the  siet'e  of  Belle  Isle  and  in  Portugal  till 

Raised  as  the  i6th  Regiment  of  Light  Dragoons  in  ^75';^  Served  at  ^be^^'  =  |  °  (remainder  uncertain).  To 
the  tnd  of  the  Seven  Years'  War.  To  America,  1736.  Four  Tr°9PS  toj  la^d'"^  •  79,J  Talavera.  Fuentes  d'Onor, 
England,  1796-  To  Ireland  i8o=.  To  England  180..  To  the  P™n  "^f^.  ^^^^  „,.  Waterloo).  To  England,  1S15. 
Salamanca,  Vittoria,  and  Mve).  To  ^i^slana,  i5m  1  ^''^  -jj^  ,'3„d  =  ,^S=2.  To  India,  1822  (hattle  ■)!  Bhurtpore 
To  Ireland,  iSt6.  To  England,  1819.  Tolreland.ib-i-  i  -  ■  ^o  England,  1846.  To  Ireland,  1852.  To 
rortUnV.'8f7'To'=E•n^ranl^™^^^^^^^^^  Tolr&nd.  rSS..    To  England., 38S.   To 

India,  i8go. 


14th  {The  King's)  Hussars. 


155 


South  Africa.      -| 
serve  Squadron, 
Curra'h.  J 

^     The  Royal  Crest  within  the  Garter.   The  Prussian  Eagle.  "  DonKo  "  "TiLiVKEi"  "  Fcehtesd'Oitoe  ' 

"  SiLiMANCA"  "  VlITOBIA  "  "OeIHES  "  "  PENINSULA  "   "  PcNJACB  "  "  ChULIANWALLAH  " 

GooJEEAT  "  "  Peesia  "  "  Centkal  India." 

OoloneL-IfM.  Charles  WemyssThesiser,'  Cor««(  '5  Aug.  ^3;  Lieut.  P30  Dec.  53 !  Capt.  P2  July  58; 
J/...o.-,P3Deo  61;  Lt  Colonel,  '^Dec.  b3-  Colonel,^  Dec.  73;  Major  aeLral,  ,  Ocis^i  Lieuf.Oefieral, 
I  Ap;-.  91 ;  Colonel  5  Lancers,  24  Jan.  92  ;  Colonel  14  Hussars,  4  Oct.  96  .  /  t .  , 

Lieutenant  Colonel.— Gilbert  Henry  Claude  Hamilton.-^  Zieitt.  i  Sept.  75-  Cant  24  July  8q-  Uaior 
23  Aug.  93;  if.CoZoHfiZ,  22  Feb.  99.  ^*     t         J      o»       J     t 


Full  Hull 
Pay.  Pay 


v» 


1 


Majors. 
E3dmund  Donougli    Jolin   O'Brien,,^  2nd'\ 

in  Command  22  Feb,  gg J 

Robert  Mervyn  Richardson, ^  AsHintant  \ 

Procost  Marshal,S.  Africa  Field  Force    > 

Edward  Douijlas  Brown  

Edward  Jas.Tickell/*  DSO.  Special  5cr-> 

vice,  South  Africa  j* 

Captains. 

.^UaMolyueux  Berkeley  Gage  

John  Murray 

Denis  ilenezes  Miller  

Elichard  G-ylby  Brooksbank , 

William    Gardiner  Eley,    Adjutant 

Yeomani-y  Brigade  i  June  98 

Robert  CamgbeU  Stephen,   Adjutant  8 

Teomanry  Brigade  i  Sent.  gg.. 
William    Prevost,   Station  Staff   Officer, ) 

South  Africa    J 

Charles  Bosvile  Tottenham    

William  Henry 

Freeling  Ross  Lawrence,'^X>50.  Adjutant ', 

18  Nov.  99  j 

Lieutenants. 

Harold  Jamos  Tilney 

Thomas  Ernest  Lynedoch  Hill-Whitson  ... 

Ralph  Blackett  

Edmond  James  Jameson   , 

Elliot  Phiiipson  Philipson-Stow 

William  Robinson  Campbell  

Ernest  Trevor  Langebear  Wright , 

James  Barland  Walker , 

John  Gilbert  Browne    , 

Hon.  Hui2^h  Grosveiior 

Bethel  Martyn  Dawes 

John  Harvey   

Charles  Henry  Beestou  Prescott- Westcar .. 
Second  Lieutenants. 

George  Redmond  Scott 

John  Francis  Champion 

Francis  Edward  Lace  

Thomas  James 

Cbarles  John  Stephen    

Hugh  Edward  Joicey  

Ron.  Hugh  Robertson 


2ND  LIEUT. 


IT  May    78 
ig  Fel).    8: 


LIE  FT. 


5  Feb.  57 
14  Sept.  87 
10  Nov.    S3 

2  April  go 

8  Nov.  90 
29  Oct.  go 
^  Feb.    g2' 


7  Mar.    94 


2g  May 
6  June 

20  Feb. 

15  May 
I  Dec. 

11  Feb. 

12  Aug. 
18  Oct. 

4  Nov. 
18  Nov. 
18  Nov. 

6  Dec. 

6  Dec. 


28  Aug.  79 

I  July  81 

7  Nov.  83 

7  Feb.  85 

9  Sept.  82 

27  Jan.  86 

3  Aug.  S8 
5  Dec. 

12  Mar.  go 
I  July  91 

23  Jan,  92 

23  Nov.  92 

22  Feb.  93 

13  Nov.  95 


95      I 

96'  13 
Q7    27 

97|    22 
97;     22 

99  13 
99  13 
99  16 
99|  4 
99  II 
99| 
99 
99 


CAPTAIN. 


17  Jan  87 

25  July  83 
8  Aug.  88 
:  June  92 

q  Nov.  92 

1  July  94 

r  June  g3 

14  Mar.  94 

26  Feb,  96 
X  Sept.  96 

22  Feb.  99 

16  Apr.  00 

11  Jnly  00 

II  July  00 


9  Dec.  gg 

20  Dec.  59 

20  Jan.  00 

24  Mar.  00 

II  Aug.  00 

3  Oct.  00 

10  Oct,  00 


Sept.  96 
Oct.  97 
Aug.  98 
Feb,  99 
Nov.  gg 
Dec.  gg 
Dec.  99 
Apr.  00 
July  00 
July  00 
Oct.  00 
Oct. 
Oct.     c» 


Riding 'Master. — Richard  Odium,  g  June  80  i  Hon.  Captain,  9  June  go. 
Quartermaster. — 

Blue. — Agenti,  Messrs.  Cos  and  Co. 
Emharked  for  South  Africa^  13  Dec.  1S99, 


BBEV.MAJ. 


26  Feb.  g6 

3  Apr.  97 

28  Jan.  99 

22  Feb.  gg 


^  Lieut.General  the  Hon.  C.  W.  Thesiger  acted  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  Pattle  commanding  the  Cavalry 
3rigade  during  the  campaign  of  i860  in  China,  and  was  present  at  the  affairs  of  the  12th  August,  18th  and  21st 
Sept.  and  capture  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

2  Lt. Colonel  Hamilton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  i  S7S-80  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Samuel  Browne,  Commanding 
he  ist  Division  Peshawur  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  in  i88i  with 
;he  14th  Hussars. 

s  Major  O'Brien  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i83o,  and  was  present  with  the  ist  Punjab  Cavalry  in  the  affair  at 
?adkao  Shana  (mentioned  in  Brigadier  General  Palliser's  despatch).  Was  attached  to  the  15th  Sikhs  as  a  volunteer 
n  the  march  from  Gabul  to  Candahar  under  Sir  Frederick  Roberts,  and  was  engaged  in  the  reconnaissance  on  the 
1st  August  and  in  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Meilal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  in  the  South  African 
war  in  1899-1900. 

i  Major  Richardson  served  with  theSeaforth  Highlanders  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  m  the 
ngagementat  Cbaloufand  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  KhediTe'&  Star).  Served  throv;gh- 
ut  the  Nile  Expsdicion  in  1834-85  with  the  20th  Hussars  Troop  Light  Camel  Regiment,  includmg  the  operations 
f  the  Desert  Column  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Egyptian  FrontierField  Force  in  18S5-86,  and  was  present  in 
he  engagement  at  Giniss. 

5  Major  Tickell  served  in  the  operations  in  Uganda  in  t8q3,  and  took  part  in  several  engagements  (mentioned  m 
lespatches,  BSO.,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'  13  Captain  Lawi-ence  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Niger  Territories  in  iSgS,  including  the  Benin  Hinterland 
Ind  Siama  Expeditions  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 


iS6 


15th  (The  Kino's)  Hussars. 


ruleerut,  Beafal. 


*  Egmom- 


1^5^:1-1  The  crest  of  Enc,a„d  within  the  '^^'^^^^r^l'U^reM,,^^^^^^^^^^ 
Full  I    all  I  op-Zek"  "SiHiGUN"  "ViTioEii         Peninscla         waiek  ,  p,„  t,,,^  , , .   t  ,    p,7Mav44; 

,M'^'colonel.-S.>  Frederick  Wellington  Jol"} /itzWygran,     B.r^;  ■.^"'"•/^^^Taly '"e^rJ/^^r  ee«ruC  =  ; 

Lieutenant  Colonel. — 


MlJOBS, 


Tvrell  Other  William     Champion    del  ,     ^ 
William    Eliot   Peyton,'  DSO..    Specal)',  ,3 


F2 
11 

10 

9 

9 

S 

7 

7 
6 

M 

WilUatn    Eliot   feyton,"  jy:>^.,    "/-^-.-  I ,  ,g  June 
Service,  South  Africa )  |     ^^eh. 

^Deo. 


Henry  West  Hodgson.-  „    , -.  ■         , 

Harold  Arthur  Lewis  Tagart,  S.  A  nca  ... 

CAFTilNS.  I 

Henrv  Duncomhe  Bramwell,  Adjutant  y 
Portsmouth  Teomaur!,  Brw.  19  Nov.  98)  1 

T.innpl  Edward  Kennard    •• ■■ 

Per?fval  Otway  Hambro,  ""J^'Tflill} 
Dec.97,  'cifh  ztth  Lanctr^sr,,  South  Af,  ica  > 

James  Alexander  Stewart  Balmain  

Ernest  Herbert  Campbell  Bald   

Frederick  Carlisle  Pilkingtou 

James  Knowles 

Cecil  William  Battine 

Henry  Baker  Cresswell.. 

Hon.  William  Andrew  Nugent    

LlKDTBIfiNTS. 

Oswald  Bethell  Walker 

■    Anthony  Courage ,■;"); 'KZ^'io^ 

Hu-'h   Lorrt  Kensmgton,  A<de  de  Campiol 

Sir  Leslie  Ruudle,  7  -May  00 > 

Nigel     James    Christian    Livingstone- 1 

Learmonth ^ 

Frederick  \\Tiitfleld  Barrett 

\Vm%hihpCantrei;'cantreii-Hubbersty.., 

Reginald  Hastings  Clarke 

Second  Libotesants. 

Svdney  Herbert  ChaiTington  ...-^ 

jion.  John  Denis  Velverton  Bingham  

Robert  Jameson 

Charles  Maoiutosh  King •.■..■•••■ 

Richard  Atherton  de  Anyers  Wilhs  

Charles  Nelson  

Edward  CUve  Coates 

Alexander  Wood    

Ehihp  Darning  Holt 


July  79J    I  July 

1  Apr. 

2  Mar. 
25  Hay 


8  Apr.    96 1 

10  July    95 
13  June  96 1 


29  Apr.    9' 

1 1  Oct. 

92| 

10  Sept. 

96J 

18  June   52 

12  June 

93 

14  July 

97 

18  June  9= 

24  Jan. 

94 

23  Mar. 

93 

I  Nov.   93 

I  May 

95 

25  Jan. 

99 

2  June  94 

I  July 

95 

11  Oct. 

99 

12  Dec    94 

6  Nov. 

95 

13  Dec. 

9 

28  Sept.  95 

13  June 

96 

24  Jan. 

00 

4  May    87 

26  Feb. 

90 

97 

25  Mar.    96 

9  Dec. 

90 

29  Mar. 

25  Mar.    96 

26  June 

97 

19  May 

00 

5  Sept.  96 

14  July 

97 

0  Dec.    96 

23  Mar. 

9« 

20  Feb.    97 

25  Jan. 

99 

7  Apr.    97 

21  Sept 

99 

15  May    97 

II  Oct. 

99 

I  Dec.    97 

13  Deo. 

99 

I  Doc.    97 

24  Jan. 

00 

II  Oct.     99 

7  May 

00 

30  Dec.    99 

20  Jan.    00 

7  Feb.    00 

21  Apr.    00 

5  May    on 

23  May    ex: 

23  May    oc 

12  Sept.  oc 

29  Dec.    oc 

i  7?:riinn  Master  —Frederick  Arthur  Richer,  26  Oct.  95 ; 
louaZrmJer.^^^^       Wilberforce  Bell.nS  Oct.  93  ;  i^on.  L.eui. 
^  Blue.— ^(/eHfs,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 


II  Oct.     99 

29  Nov.    99 
17  Sept.  cj 


Hon.  Lieuf. 
.  Lieut. 

Embarkfdfoy  India,  21  Sept.  1899. 


rederickFit^VVvgramserved  inthe  Crimea  with  the  6thDragoons,waspresentatthebattleofTchernaya 
and  ,all  ofll^'stopol  (IFeda,  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal,.^ 


'  SirFre 


Served  in  the  Boer 


the^tgS=^--?-°~?SlSSr5i^>S^^^ 

Medal  with  two  Clasps),  ^P  *e  operawns  in    807  nicluto^^^  ^^  ;„^l^,li„ 


1898,  including  the  battle.s 


ress  of  India's)  Lancers. 


Continuation  of  Notes  to  the   list   (Empre 

"      ''      """iderSir  He!'..-—!.  .^^ ,         ^   ,_,     ,. 

despatches.  British  Medal,  and  Khedive 


.0  captain  Smyth  served  inthe  campaign  in  the  Souda.und<.Si^Hei*ei^iJ.heri^ 


an    wrpeseS^arthVha«irofKh;irto,im  (mentioned  in  des^ 

btts-opbToiirof2'=.--;rhTa'^^^^^  '^-  » '«  --^""^"'^  "  '  ^^'  "^='"" 

and  Pieter's  Hili,  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith.  c„„rtan  under  .Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  with  the  21st 

•T  ,. ..,;.,  rn,.,.„.,i.^„  oori.prt   n  the  camiiaigu  m  the  bouoan  uuuei  '^'i. ,"=,_.  _,^  ,r„,i„i  „.i,i,  i'  nciil_ 


Captain  Champion  served  iV''f,'''?'i?i!rtn';jm(BritiXMeda    and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 
'i  .„,,  „„c  „rp,Pnt  „,t  the  battle  of  J^l^Yh°S™uSimderSh-' Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSgS  with  the  21st  Lancers, 


Lancers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  1 


a^d'^t^^^ST^^^S^i^^l^l^^KSSSh  =  ^  ,3^  ^th  the 

.0  capt'ain  l-rotheroe-Smith  f-^^-f^rKTrtrum  (*Bi^tt?h  Me"daTand  Khedive's  Med.,  ^vlth  Clasp, 


2ist  Lancers,  and  was  present  i 


8q8  with  the  21st 


!iiHF^i^^^Ss^s^t^  Si^tirs^iSit^S^^e;^  i±.^  c^-"-'^^- ^^^-'^  ^^^^'- 


Ijancers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of 

and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  .  annflan    under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  v 

Brinton  served  -  *:;,S^gL^^  a^S?>J^rand  Khedive^s  M.da 


■  Lieut. 


Lancers,  and  was  present  at  «i« '»"'^"' ,^";/V,""Vn"ucian""ui"(S^        Herliert  Kitchener  in  1898  w 
j:.'^Z^;:^:^^:il^^^^^tl^^^oZ'U^S^^<^^i  -^  K^eiUvCs  Me^al  with  Clasp,. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  21st  {Empress  of  India's)  Lancers. 

.\gain  raised  in  1^794.     "'" 
ebalais 


S98  -with  the  list 
-asp,, 
with  the  2ist  Lan- 


nated"2.st  Hussars,"  1862     To  England,  1873.    ,^°  ''^]\*°f '  ^ted  .' ^^^^^  1S97.    To  Soudan    (battle  of 


16th  {The  Queen's)  Lancers 


ITeara'Ser. 


'  Salamanca  " 


South  Africa.       "1 
Depot  at  Umballa.  J 

The  Royal  Cypher  within  the  Garter.  ^*Aut  Curgu,  aut  Comitius  a  nuts." 

Vittoeia"  '*Nive"  "  Peninsula"  "Watehloo' 

"Ghuznee"  "Mahabajpoee"  "Aliwal"  " 

Colonel.— William  Thomas  Dickson,  Cornet,  P23  April  47;  Lt.  ""as  Feb.  48;  Capt.  P25  April  51  ;  Major,  'ig 

May  54;  Bl.Lt.Coloml,  26  Oct.  5S  ;  Lt. Colonel,  <■}  Oct.  62  ;  Colonel,  5  Jan.  64;  Ma/or    Oeneral,  iS  July 

69  i  Lieut. General,  i  July  81  ;  Colonel  7  Hussars,  19  July  84  ;  Colonel  16  Lancers,  12  Feb.  96. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. — ;i.«.c.  Edward  Cecil  Bethune,'  Commanding  Belhme'f  Mounted  Mi/lee,  S.  A, 

to  Sept.  75  ;  Capt.  I  Feb.  84  ;  Major,  4  Sept.  95  ;  Zt. Colonel,  29  Sept.  00. 


Fnll  Half 
Pay.  Pay. 


26 


"Talavera"  "FiiENiES  d'Ohow '* 
'  "  Bhuetpoee"  **  Afghan ;sTAN  " 

SOBBAON." 


Africa  ;  Lieut 


2nd  in  Com-') 


^     Com(ig.~\ 
rica,  icitk  J- 


Majoms. 
Henry  Pownall  Kirkpatrick, 

mand  Sept.  oo    i 

Julian  Oswald -■ 

p.s.c.Gny  ^ercy^  y  X)A^2Lm, Brigade  Ma  jor\ 

3  Cavalrif  Brigade,  South  Africa } 

Edw.  de  GiP.y  Beaumont,  Adjutant  4  Yeo- 1 

inanry  Brigade,  17  Oct.  99  ) 

Captains, 

Aliater  Grant  Dallas* 

Ronald  Francis  Assheton  Sloane-Stanley 
Hubert   De    La    Poer    Gouefb,^ 

Mounted    In^antrg,    South    Af\ 

rank  of  Major      - 

Maurice  Lilburn  >IacEwen 

Edward  Bagwell-Purefoy   

Clive  Macdonnell  Dison^ 

Robert  Leny  Macalpiue-Leny  

Geortre  Edward  Tuson?   

ITtfi:  Alexander  Edward,  Viact.  Fincastle,^ 

Aide  ae  dimp  to  Sir  H.  C.  Chermnds 

Robert  Wnlter  Dillon  Bellew 

Cuthbert  John  Eccles 

Charles  Lionel  Kirwan  Campbell'"    

Telford  Mackenzie  Young,  Reserve   

Lieutenants. 

Beitram  Douglas  MaccuUoch    

Charles  Edward  St.  John  Harris 

Charles  Fennelly  Vanderbyl 

Arundell  Neave 

Robert  Neabitt  Fowler 

George  Rutton-Riddell    , 

Henry  Charles  Upton   

George  Ernest  Bellville   

Fergus  Eaatace  Adama    

Cardell  Pascoe  Martyn 

William  John  Shannon    

Arthur  William  Macarthur  Onslow     

Algernon  Charles  Cox     


2ND  LIEUT. 


14  Sept.  87 

6  Mar.  89 

23  April  90 

23  July  9c 
8  Oct.  90 
8  Oct..     90 

8  Oct.     90 

30  May    9 1 

12  Mar.  92 

I  Aug.  94 

i^!  Feb.  95 

28  June  90 

20  Feb.  97 

29  May  95 

9  Dec.  96 
n  May  98 

4  Jan.  99 

20  May  99 

20  Dec.  99 

24  Jan.  00 
3  Jan.  00 

27  Jan.  00 

7  Feb.  00 
17  Feb.  00 
10  Mar.  00 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Harry  Gilraour    4  Apr. 

Frederick  Wombwell     8  Aug. 

Edward  John  Younger it  Aug, 

Alfred  Leonard  Tate  5  Sept. 

Jocelyn  Langton  Waller '  13  Oct. 

Stephen  Thomas  Moore 10  Nov.  00 

Riding  Master. — James  Laing,  1 1  May  92  ;  Jlon.  Lieut. 
(Quarter  Master. — Israel  Hart,^^  23  Nov.  92;  Son,  Lieut. 

Scarlet — Facing%  Blue. — Agents^  Messrs.  Uox  and  Co. 

Embarked  for  India,  3  Sept.  1S90  ;  to  South  Africa,  1  Jan.  1900. 


I     CAPTAIN. 


5  Dec. 

16  Oct. 

23  Aug. 

17  June 


25  Aug. 
h  May 


23  July   90 


83  2  Sept.  90 
80  8  Dec.   86 

84  10  Sept.  90 

85  27  Jan.    92 


23  May 
9  Sept. 

27  Jan. 
17  Feb. 
31  July 

1  Sept. 
13  Mar. 

4  Nov. 
23  N'ov. 
23  May 

23  Feb. 

9  Oct. 

9  Oct. 
17  Oct. 

28  Oct. 
8  Nov. 

17  Feb. 
6  Apr. 

2  May 
25  Sept. 

3  Oct. 
3  Oct. 
3  Oct. 


7  Mar.   92 
27  Jan.    93 

22  Dec.    04 


24  Mar.  97 

28  Jan.  99 

-,^1  28  Jan.  99 

94;    9  Oct.  99 

94)     9  Oct.  99 

94 


17  Oct.     99 

95  28  Oct.     99 

96  8  Nov.  99 
98  6  Apr.  CO 
91      9  June   98 

93 
99 
99 
99 

99 

9-; 


BSSV.UAJ.   I 


30  Aug.  99 

22  Dec.    94 

I  Apr.    CK) 

29  Sept.  00 


'  Lt.Colonel  Bethune  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  around  Cabul 
December  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the  02nd  Highlanders  in  the  Boer  war  of  18S1. 

*  Captain  Dallas  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897,  first  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Mnjor  General  W.  P.  Symons,  Commanding  the  2nd  Brigade  Tochi  Field  Korce, 
and  afterwards  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  W."P.  Symons,  Commanding  ist  Division  Tirah  Expeditionary 
Force,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Sarau 
Sar  and  engagement  of  9th  November,  the  operations  in  the  Waran  and  Mastura  Valleys,  and  the  forcing  of  the 
isapri  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Ciasps). 

5  Maior  Gough  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-93  ns  Assistant  Com- 
missariat Officer  2nd  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and 
Arhanga  Passes,  the  operations  in  the  Mastura  Valley,  and  the  forcing  of  the  Sapri  Pass  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*  Captain  Dixon  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'  Captain  Tuson  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Lew  m  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  as  Transport  Officer  sod  Brigade  Tochi  Field  Force  (Clasp). 

*  Lord  Fincastle  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  F  rce  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S96  with  ihe 
Egyptian  Cavalry  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  inthe  campaign  on  the  >Jorth  West 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S97-9S  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Bindon  Blood,  Commanding  Mala- 
kand  Field  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Landakai ;  also  with  the  Buner  Field  Force  as  Aide  de 
Camp  to  Sir  Bindon  Blood (turee  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  ITtl,  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps);  wa.3  awarded 
the  Victoria  Cross  for  conspicuous  bravery  during  the  operations  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897, 
as  here  recorded:—"  During  the  fighting  at  Nawa  Kili,  in  Upper  Swat,  on  the  17th  August  1897,  Lt.Colonel 
R.  B.  Adams  proceeded  with  Lieuts.  H.  L.  S.  MacLean  and  Viscount  Fincastle,  and  five  men  of  the  Guides,  under 
a  very  heavy  and  close  fire,  to  the  rescue  of  Lieut.  R.  T.  Greaves,  Lancashire  Fusiliers,  who  was  l.yicg  disabled 
by  a  bullet  wound  and  surrounded  by  the  enemy's  swordsmen.  In  bringing  him  under  cover  he  (Lieut.  Greaves) 
was  struck  by  a  bullet  and  killed— Lieut.  MacLean  was  mortally  wounded— whilst  the  horses  of  Lt.Colonel  Adams 
and  Lieut.  Viscount  Fincastle  were  shot,  as  well  as  two  troop  horses."  Served  in  iLe  South  African  war  in  1899- 
1900  as  Aide-de  Camp  to  Sir  H.  C.  Chermside.  „  _ 

For  remainder  of  Noiet,  see  end  of  13M  Uus«ar$,  p.  154a, 


15? 


17th  {The 


Buhe  of  Cambridge's  Own)  Lancers.         [ 


South  Africa. 

Kq^ctvg  Squadron, 

Cork. 


*Balaklava' 


'Inkbrmak**  "Sevastopol' 


fi^^iT^  Colonel  in  Chief.-Field  Marshal"  ZT/rSoya/  Higkne..  George  AVFC.  DuJce  of  Cambridge,i  XG,KT.  KP. 
l"^J^f\     GCB.  GCSI.  GCMG.  GCIE.  GCVO.  Hov.  Colonelin  Chief  io  the  Forces 


iFuU 
IPay. 


Death'^  iZe.uf  ,with  the  Motto,"  Or  Glory r —'' ki^ui.' 

"Central  India"  "South  Africa,  1^79. 

■  "  "'  F.  C, 

21  June  76. 

Pav., Colonel  Sir  Drurv  Curznu  Drury-Lowcr  GC5.  Cornet,  P2S  July  54  :  Liexd   7  Nov.  54  ;  Capt.  Pq  Nov.  56; 
Sr,  ?To    Tunc  62  ;Lf.Cohne!,  ^13  June  66  ;   Colonel,    15   June  71  ;  Major  General,  9  Dec.  Si  ;  Lieut. 
L    General    i  Apr.  qo ;  'Co/owe/ 1 7th  Lancers,  24  Jan.  92.  ^     -     ,         ,         o^     -ir   ■  r. 

fLieutenant  CoUn^l  .-Edward  Bleiddian  Herbert,^  Lienf.  29  Nov.  76 :  Capf.  27  Apr.  86 ;  Major,  5  Dec.  94; 
Lt.Colonel,  8  Feb.  00. 


■znd 


in ") 


Majors. 
Harry  William  Ralph   Uicardo 

Command  12  June  00  

Charles  James  Anstruther^    

p.s.c.  Hon.  Herbert  Alexander  Lawrence... 

Bertram  Percy  Porfeal 

Captains. 

Charles  Algernon  Simeon  Wainer 

Norman  Tom  Nickalls  •■ 

VicLur  StauHton  Sandeman,  Adjutant  1 1 

Nov.  96   -' 

Willinm  Arthur  Tilney, -4(rfe  rfe  Camp  to) 

ZordMetknen,  29  March  00 S 

Houston  Michael  Shaw  Stewart 

Hon.  Algernon  William  John  Clotworthy  1 

Sketliugton ) 

D'Arcy  Legard 


Henry  Cecil  Noel,  Re»eroe  {Depot).. 
L1BUTENANT8. 

iori  Osborne  de  Voro  Beauclerk 

Eon.  William  Reginald  Wyndham 

Ronald  James  Walter  Carden 

Richard  Brinsley  Sheridan   

Edward  Gerald  Thompson 

Charles  Lukin  Davis 

Durham  Simpson  Matthews 

Alan  Francis  Fletcher    , 

^■irFranciaBurdett, -Bd?'^,  Cap'..  Seaeroe 
Hon.  Hu^'o  Baring,  Rfi 


2ND  LIEUT. 


r  May?  8 


10  Apr. 
12  Dec. 

20  Feb. 


7  Dec. 

Thomas  Gerrard  Collins,  Reserve :     9  Nov. 

I  May 


7  Dec.  95 

25  Mar.  96 

25  Mar.  9(1 

6  June  gb 

5  Aug.  96 

5  Sept.  96 

15  May  97 

I  Dec.  97 

30  May  01 
I  25  Mar. 


2  Nov. 


I  Dec. 
7ilay 

27  July 

28  Feb. 
1+  Mar, 


14  Mar. 
21  Mar, 
23  May 
14  July 
II  Aug.  00 
II  Aug.  00 
17  Oct.  00 
Hon.  Lieut 


LIEUT. 


28  Jon.  82 

7  Apr.  81 

to  May  82 

29  Aug.  8s 


30  Jan. 
10  Nov.   86 

10  Nov.    86 


5  Dec. 

13  Nov. 

13  Nov. 

4  July 
26  Oct. 
31  Jan. 


4  July 
27  Mar. 
27  Mai'. 

13  Apr. 

2  June 

3  Jan. 
8  Feb. 

14  Feb. 
I  Jan. 

5  Sept.  96 
25  Mar.  94 

7  Feb.  85 
14  Feb.  00 
29  Mar.    00 

5  Oct. 

3  Oct. 

3  Oct. 


95 


CAPTAIN. 


7  Apr. 

6  Nov. 

25  Feb. 

1  Jan. 


5  Dec.  94 

13  Nov.  95 

19  Feb.  96 

2  June  98 

3  Jan.  00 

8  Feb.  00 

29  Mar.  00 

18  Mar.  96 

25  Mar.  96 


BKEV.MAJ. 


UAJOS. 


12  July  99 

3  Apr.  97 

22  Nov.  99 

S  Feb.  oc 


Fred  Wm .Vincent  Grcetham,^('«e/*fe(De/)o/)| 

Reginald  Cunlia'e  Smith,  Reserve 

Robert  Bingham  Brassey 

Robert  Alexander  Morritt     

Bayard  Gouraud 

Maurice  Edward  Weston  Pope 

Ralph  Algernon  Coote 

Second  Lieutenants. 
George  Crespi^ny  Brabazon,  iorrf  Vivian 

Philip  Leslie  Russell    

Bertie  Drew  Fisher    

Stepheu  ChipcUase  Henderson 

Mordaunt  Henry  Sinclair  Goodliffe    

Robert  William  Vesey  Bruce 

Charles  Lawrence  Prior 

Riding  Munter. — Charles  Gilbert.  5  Apr.  99  ; 

Qv.arter  Mil  iter. — Charles  Clarke,-  -^i  Dec.  92  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 

Blue — Paciji^«  White. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
Fmharlced  for  South  Africa,  14  Feb.  1900. 

»  The  Duke  of  Cambridge  commanded  the  ist  Division  of  the  Eastern  Army  throughout  the  campaign  of  185 
including  the  battles  of  the  Alma,  Balaklava.  and  Inkerman  (horse  shotl,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (mentioned  i 
(?.espatches,  received  the  thanks  olthe  House  of  Commons,  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

2  Sir  D.  C.  Drury-Lowe  served  with  the  17th  Lancers  in  the  Crimea  from  iSih  June  1855,  including  the  battl 
of  the  Tchernaya,  siege  and  fall  of  SebastopoKMedal  with  Clasp.aud  Turkish  Medal).  Also  the  Indian  campaig 
of  1S5S-59,  including  pursuit  of  rebel  force  under  Tantia  Topee,  and  the  action  of  Zeerapore  (Medal  with  Clas 
for  Central  India).  Commanded  the  17th  Lancers  and  the  Cavalry  of  the  i^nd  Division  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S70,  an 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  XJlundi— wounded  {CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  18S 
under  Sir  Evelyn  Wood  in  command  of  the  Cavalry  Brigade.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  in  command  c 
the  Cavalry  Division,  and  was  present  at  the  engagements  of  El  Magfar,  Mahsama,  the  two  actions  at  Kassasi: 
and  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir,  immediately  after  which  he  commenced  a  forced  march  with  the  Cavalry  b 
which  he  obtained  possession  of  Cairo,  the  surrender  of  its  citadel,  and  of  the  rebel  chief  Arabi  (sis  times  mei 
tioned  in  despatches,  received  the  thanks  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament,  XCJB.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  2nd  Class  ( 
the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^  Lt.Colonel  Herbert  served  with  the  17th  Lancers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engage 
ment  at  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

5  Major  Ricardo  served  ia  the  Soudan  campaign  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  attached  to  the  Egyptia 
Cavalry  for  special  service,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British.  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Meda 
with  Clasp). 

*  Major  Anstruther  served  with  the  17th  Lancers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  attached  to  the  Intelligenc 
Departuicnt,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp\ 

'  Lieut.  Clarke  Forvcd  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Zinguin  Mountain  an< 
Ulundi  (Medal  with  Chisp). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  lyth  {Duke  of  Cambridge's  Oivn)  Lancers  {formerly  the  lyth  Light  Dragoom 

Raised  in  1759  as  the  i8th  Light  Dragoons.  Re-numbered  17th  Light  Dragoons,  1763.  To  Ireland,  1764.  T 
North  America,  1775  (American  war  of  1775-82).  To  Ireland,  1784^  To  the  West  Indies,  1795.  To  England 
1797  (shipwrecked  en  ronit).  To  South  America,  1806  (capture  of  Monte  Video). »  To  England  and  thence  to  Indiu 
i3o3.  To  Enghind,and  became  Lancers,  1823.  To  Ireland,  1S2S.  To  England,  1832.  To  Irehmd,  1838.  Tu  Scol 
land,  1841.  To  England,  1S42.  To  Ireland,  1846.  To  England,  1851.  To  the  Crimea,  1854  (battles  of  Alma 
Balaklava.and  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol).  To  Ireland.  1856.  To  East  Indies,  1857  (Indian  Mutiny- 
'*  Central  India").  To  England,  1365.  To  Scotland,  1869  Tn  Ireland.  1S70.  To  England,  1876.  To  Sout 
Africa,  1S79  (Zulu  war  of  1S79,  including  the  battle  nf  Uluiuli).  To  East  Indies,  1879.  To  England,  iSoo,  on 
squadron  remaining  in  Egypt 


South  Africa.  I 
Depot,  Canterbury. J 
Years'Ser. 


iFnU.Half 
;Pay.|Pay 


IStli  Hussars. 

"Pro  Iiege,pro  LegCy  pro  Patria  conamur." 


159 


'Pbninsula' 


'  Waterloo.' 


Colonel.— iSi>  Alexander  George  Montgomery  Moore, -STCB. ;  Cornei,  ^13  Dec.  50;  Lt.  ^6  July  52;  Capt. 
^9  May  56;  Major,  14  Sept.  67;  Zt. Colonel,  ^'23  Dec.  6B;  Colonel,  23  Dec.  73;  Moj. General,  3oDec.  84: 
Lf. General  J 10  Mar.  92  ;  General,  4  July  96  ;  Co/.>HeZiSth  Hussars,  4  Jan.  02. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. — Eustace  ChalonerKnos,'  Lieut.  30  Aug.  82;    Capf.  14  Apr.  36j 
Zi.ColoneltZ  Sept.  00. 


Maiort  13  May  96 ; 


Majobs. 

V€  Percival  Scrope  Marliug^  

Henry  Thornton  Laming 

Henry    Algernon    Fulke   Charles    Fer-  > 
dinand  Stepban  Greville^  } 

Captains. 
William Pollok  Morns PoUok,*  Adjutant  > 

28  Aug.  98 j: 

Hon.  Horace  Scott  Davey 

Charles  Harold  Corbett  '{Depot) 

Charles  Kenyon  Burnett 

Charles  Henry  Levesou,*"   Wegt  Africayi^ 

Regiment     J 

Emil  Carl  Haag'  

John  Haslett  tJosselin 


2XD  LIBDI.  LIEUT. 


1 1  Aug.    80 


14  Sept.  87 

10  Nov.    88 

11  Sept.  89 

23  Oct.     89' 

I  Mar.    go 
8  Oct.     90 


Lieutenants. 

Noel  St.  Vincent  Ramsay  Stewart 

John  Lockhart  Wood   

Cecil  Duncan  Field   

Charles  Joseph  Thackwell ■ 

Albert  Charles  M'Lachlan j 

Edmund  Heseltine  Bayford I 

Herbert  Anderson  Cape,  Aide  de  Camp  to\  \ 

Sir  G.  S.  White,  28  June  00    j  I 

Goland  Vanhalt  Clarke    ' 

James  Gordon  Dugdale    

Cecil  Faulkner  Cawston     \ 

Major  Sefton  Purdey    

Gerald  Vere  Webster 

John  Heywocid  Jocelyn  M'Clintock 


10  Oct. 
12  Mar. 
17  Dec. 
28  June 
23  Dec. 
10  Oct. 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Douglas  Maitland  King   

(Frederick    Ernest    Chomley    Pilkington ) 

I     {Depot)    ; 

[John  Wills  Lichtenberg  

Arnold  Stancomb  Wills  

E'lward  Lycett.  Lyon    

P^rauk  William  Supper, 


12  Dec.  94 

25  Mar.  96 

T  Dec.  97 

13  Apr.  98 
18  May  98 
28  Oct.  99 
15  Nov.  99 


I  July    81 

10  Mar.    83 

7  Feb.    85 


25  Aug.  86 

16  Mar.  8g 

25  June  90 

23  Jan.  Qi 

29  July  91 

II  May  92 

14  Dec.  92 


5  Apr.  94 
20  June  94 
14  Nov.  94 

6  Apr. 

4  Aug.  99 

5  Aug.  gg 


BBEV.  MAJ. 


22  Dec.    86 
14  Mar.   88 

I  Oct.     gi 


12  Feb.  93 

20  June  94 

28  Feb.  g7 

13  Nov. 

24  Feb. 

24  Feb.  uo 

24  Feb.  00 


12  Aug.  96 
8  July    98 

14  Sept.  gS 


28  Oct. 

24  Feb. 
24  Feb. 

4  J^iiy 

3  Oct. 
3  Oct. 
3  Oct. 


99 


15  Nov. 

20  Dec. 

21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
23  May 

7  Ji^iy 


Edward  Cotton  Jury 1  11  Aug. 


Hiding  Jlfas^cr.— Henry  Arundel  de  Pentheny-0* Kelly,  22  Aug.  00  ;  Ron.  Lieut. 
Quarter  Master.—Joseph  Baker,  iS  July  88;  Man.  Captain,  18  July  gS. 

Blue. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co.        Embarked  for  India,  20  Nov.  iSSg. 

1  Lt.Colonel  Knox  served  throughout  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-85  with  the  LiG:ht  Camel  Regiment,  and  took 
part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  _ 

-  Maior  Marlin*'  serve  I  with  the  3rd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Boer  war  in  iSSi,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagements  at  Lang's  Nek  and  the  Ingogo  River.  Served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifle  Corps  m 
the  Kgyptian  war  of  18S2.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta,  m  the  action  at  Kassasm  (gth 
September),  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  throughout  the 
Soudan  Expedition  in"i834  with  the  Mounted  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Victoria  Cross,  two  Clasps):  was  awarded  the  YC  "for  his  conspicuous  bravery  at 
the  battle  of  Temai,  on  13th  March  1884,  in  risking  his  life  to  save  that  of  Private  Morley,  Royal  Sussex  Regiment, 
who,  having  been  shot,  was  lifted  and  placed  in  front  of  Lieutenant  Marling  on  his  horse.  He  fell  off  almost 
immediately,  when  Lieutenant  Marling  dismounted,  and  gave  up  his  horse  for  the  purpose  of  carrying  off  Private 
Morley,  the  enemy  pressing  close  on  to  them  until  they  succeeded  in  carrying  him  about  80  yarfels  to  a  place  ol 
comparative  safety."  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-85  with  the  Mounted  Infantry,  and  was  present  at 
the  actions  of  Abu  Klea  and  Abu  Kru  in  the  reconnaissance  before  Metammeh,  and  m  the  second  action  at  Aba 
Klea  (two  Clasps).  ^     ,-,,11     -^x.  ^^^       \ 

3  Major  Greville  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*  Captain  Pollok  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Meaal  with  tlasp)- .  ^^^^^^a 
in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhcrt  m  1897-90  with  the  Iirah  iix- 
peditionarv  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  two  Clasps).  ,,,   ,  ,     ..1  />,       x 

0  Captain  Leveson  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

7  Captain  Haag  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  \Vilhani  Lockhait  m 
1809-1900  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  and  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


Record  of  the  Services  of  the  iSth  Hussars. 
liaised  in  1759  as  the  19th  Light  Dragoons.  Numbered  iSth  Light  Dragoons,  1763.  To  Jamaica,  1793. 
To  St.  Domingo,  1796.  To  England,  1797-  To  Holland,  I799.  To  England,  I799;  To  Ireland,  ibo4. 
To  the  Peninsula,  1S08.  To  England,  1809.  To  the  Peninsnla,  1S13.  To  Belgium,  1815  (battle  ot 
Waterloo).  To  England,  1818.  To  Ireland,  1S19.  Disbanded  in  1821.  Again  raised  m  1858.  lo 
Kngland,  185S.  To  India,  1864.  fo  England,  1875.  To  Ireland,  1881.  To  England,  1887.  Co  India, 
1SS9. 


i6o 


19th  {Princess  of  Waleis  Oivn]  Hussars. 


The  ElerhanL-    Mtsoee"  "  AsSiTB  "  '' MiGiBA  i-GY. 

**>ILB,  1SS4-85  Asr   JVt.EA 


Egypt,  1SS2,  i334 


t      South  Africa. 
Depot,  Canterbury, 
'  Tel-bl-Kbbib  " 


Yra.'Sgrv 
FuU  Hall 

Pay.  Pay-iColonel.— Coote  Synge 


,....-.„...  .....  HutcbinsoI...Co,■».^  y  June  5^;  i-"'-  ^  Aug.  51 1   C«;.<.  •:3o  Nov.  55J,  lf^,;;r, 

7  July  58;  B(.i'.Co(onf;,  26  Apr._^S9;  Co/onf/,  19  ^ov.  66  ; 


) ;  JLTa/yr  General,  i  Oct.  77  J  Lieut. General,  i  Jul.v 

iLilLU^^'i^^^cSri^sXdfei^  HarriesWol^le^J^kins:  Lieut.  ^,  June  „,  C^*.^,-.  -  July  8.; 
St.Major,  71  May  84;  ifa/or,  n  Nov.  84  ;  Lf. Colonel,  7  teO.  97- 


Majors. 


21 

=6 

'9! 

19 


CiPTilM.     i   BBBV.MAJ. 


Oct. 


7  Nov. 

5  Dec. 
15  Mar. 
23  Dec. 

7  Mar. 

2  June 

2  June 

18  July 
9  Dec. 
7  May 
4  Jan. 

II  Feb. 
4  Oct. 


SbCOXD  LlEUTBSiKIS.  j 

Winchester  S"..  George  Clowes 1  15  Nov. 

Charles  Robert  Ingham  Hull   21  Mar. 

William  Brown  Kennie 21  Apr. 

Geor<'e  Percival  Dodsworth  :  19  May 

Charles  Russell  M'Clure I  23  May 

23  May 
8  Aug. 

19  Dec. 

29  Dec. 


2  Aug. 

6  Aug. 

6  Aug. 

2  July 
18  Oct. 
18  Oct. 


1 1  June  90 
7  Feb.  97 
7  Feb.    97 

27  Apr.    98 

2^  Jime  o:> 

23  Aug 


EdmundKendalGrimstone  Aylmer,'»2nd)  I  J  ^^„_  80'     ,  July  81!    7  Nov.   831 

in  Comm,ind -J  Feb.  07  - 'I  20  Nov  7;   26  Apr.    82 

Dudley  Richard  Apthorp' ,        20  July  82    -S  April  S^ 

ttarry  Graham  Marsh'' i        ^  g       6  Feb.    89 

Hugh  Gerald  Stewart  Young" 2  au„.  02 

CiPTilNS. 

Harold  George  De  Pledge  's  ...... 

Alfred  J  enniugs-Bramly"  |  9"". 

Philip  VValhouse  Chetwode ■  20  nov. 

Albert  Lawrence  Powell.  S.S.O.  S.  Africa.  30  May 

George  Algernon  Egerton  I  •<>  Oct. 

Robert  Frederick  Cox 

LlEDTErfANTS.  I 

Montagu  George  ErskineWoodmass     I 

Ernest  Snowdon  St.  Quintin 

Martin  Archer-Shee,  Adjutant  i  Jan.  98  .... 

ArchibnUl  John  Campbell I 

George  Despard  Franks 

Steuart  Scott  Bmny -^. ■••.•,- •■ 

Herbert    Alfred   Porter,    West  African)!^ 

yrontter  Force ) 

William  Jocelyn  Rhys  Wingfield 

Arthur  Holford  

Alfred  Woodis  Parsons   

Oswald  Mosley  Croshaw 

Edward  Hew  Fanshawe 

Pierre  van  den  Nest 


7  Feb.  9) 

2  Sep',,  Q[ 

7  Fell.    97 

23  June  00 


23  Nov.  93 

31  Jan.  94 

7  Feb.  97 

14  Feb.  97 

27  Apr.  98 

22  Oct.  98 

2  Nov.  98 

2  Nov.  98 
21  Mar.  00 

23  June  00 

3  Oct.  CD  -*  Captain  Jennings  •  Bramly 
3  Oct.  00  served  during  the  risi.Tg  in  the 
3  Oct.  00  North  West  Territories  of  Canada  in 

1885  (Medal). 


Ernest  Northeu 

Hubert  O'Shaughnessy  Feamley  Tanner.. 

James  Windsor  Lewis - 

C.  B.  H.  Mansfield 


mdinq  JfiM^cr.— William  Frank  Graham  Percy,  4  Nov.  91    ;  Hon.  Lieut.— {Depot.) 
Oi<ur(erM.n(fi-.—y>C  William  Thomas  Marshall,»2o  Jan.  85;  Zfon.  Cay<ai«,  20  Jan.  95. 

Blue  —a^enfJ,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co.  Embarked  fur  India ,  1891  ,  to  South  Africa,  Sept.  18 


1  Lt.General  Hutchinson  served  with  the  2ud  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  1858-59,  including 
the  Biege  and  captuie  of  Lucknow  and  subsequent  operations,  and  commanded  a  detaebed  Squadron  in  the  action 
of  Barree,  and  Trans-Gogra  affairs  at  Bungaon  and  Newabghur  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel). 

"  Lt.Colonel  Wolseley- Jenkins  served  with  the  19th  Hussars  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  present  in  the 
action  at  Kassasin  (9th  September),  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  19th  Hussars,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb 
(wiunded)  and  Temai  (mentioned  in  desjiatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  4th  Class  ot  the  Medjidie,  two  Clasps). 

'*  Major  Apthorp  served  with  the  19th  Hussars  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  in  the  action  at 
Kassasin  on  the  9th  September  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  18S4  with  the 
I'^th  Hussars,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (two  Clasps;.  Served  in  the  Soudan 
Expedition  in  1885  with  the  iQlh  Hussars  (Clasp). 

">  Major  Avlmer  served  with  toe  19th  Hussars  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  '882,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ments at  El  ilagfarand  Mahsama.andat  the  battle  ofTel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  19th  Hussars,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  leb  and  Temai 
(two  Clasps),  oerved  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  19th  Hussars,  and  was  present  in  the  action  at 
Kirbekau  (two  Clasps). 

'*  Major  Marsh  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  19th  Hussars,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ments at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85 
with  the  i9*h  Hussars  (Clasp). 

'"  Major  Yoang  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  witn  the  19th  Hussars,  and  was  present  in  the  en- 
ga^^emont  at  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the 
19th  Hussars,  and  waspresentin  the  engagements  at  Abu  Klea  and  Metammeh  (two  Clasps). 

'"  Captain  De  Pledge  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1S84  with  the  19th  Hussars,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in 
1884-85  with  the  lotli  Hussars,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Abu  Klea  and  Metammeh  (two  Clasps  1. 

"  Captain  Marshall  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  and  was  present  at  the  battle  ot  Tol-el-Kebir  (Medal 
with  Clasii,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Also  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1SS4  and  was  prestnt  in  the  en- 
gagements atEl  Teo  and  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Victoria  Cross,  and  two  Clasps) :  was  awarded  the  I'C 
"  for  his  couspicuous  bravery  during  the  Cavalry  charge  at  El  "Teb  on  29th  February  last,  in  bringing  Lt.Cuiunel 
B.irrow.  19th  Hussars,  out  of  action.  That  olficer,  having  been  severely  wounded  and  his  horse  killed,  was  on  the 
griiind  flurround-.'il  oy  theenemy,  when  Quartermaster-Sergeant  Marshall,  who  stayed  behind  with  h:ir,  seized 
his  band  aioi  dragged  him  turough  the  enemy  back  to  the  regiment.  Had  Lt.Colonel  Barrow  been  leit  behind  he 
must  have  been  killed." 


Iffhow,  Bombay.  I 


20th  Hussars. 


i6i 


*  Villi EK\"  '*  PhNINSULA  "  *'  SUAKIN,  itiSs.' 


Hair  Colonel.— Sn*  Roger  William  Heniy  Palmer, i  Suj-^,  Cornet,  P22  Jan.  53  ;  X^  4  Sept.  54;  Cap?,  ""sa  July  59; 


Major  and  Lt. Colonel,   ^8  Mar.   64;      Colonel,  8    Mar.    69: 
I      I  July  81  ;  Colonel  20  liussars,  11  June  91. 
(Lieutenant  Colonel.— Horace  George  Proctor  Seaucliamp,^ 
j     9  Aug.  93  ;  Lt. Colonel,  9  Sept   99. 


Major   General,   15  Mar.    79;    Lt. General, 
Lt.   II  Oct.  78;    Gapt.  15  Oct.  84;    Major, 


Majoks. 
William   Douglas  W.iatman.io  2nd  inl 

Coiiunaiid  9  Sept.  09    ) 

Arthur  Morf^an  Bulkeley  Jones^^ 

Edward   Witham,'^    Dep.    Assist,    Adj.  "> 

General,  Piin/ib,  8  Jan.  00    } 

Captaiits. 
GrahamThomas Geo. Edwards, ^f//»^a»^  } 

15  Yeomanri/  Brigade  15  Murct   99      ...  i 
James  Whitaker,  Adjutant  7  Yeomanry  i 

Brigade  i  June  96 ) 

Arthur  Ot  way  Jacob 

Gerald  Walter  James  FitzGerald  Stannus 
James  William  Ferguson, ^ide  de  Camp') 

to  the  Governor  of  Bombai/ ) 

Thomas  Elliott  Bayleyi»  

William  Wybergh  James 

Alan  Goring 

Gilbert  Mars  Reginald  Alexander  Swiney 
Harry  Homer  Lee,  Adjutant  21  Dec.  00 ... 

LiBnTEHANTS. 

Arthur  Paget  Gibbs  

Herbert  Street  

Harold   Cazeno\e    Hessey,  with    16M  > 

Lancers  in  South  Africa ,f 

Alwyn  William  Jennings-Bramly    

John  Cecil  Latham  Bott 

Carlyle  MacGregor  Dunbar   

Philip  Granville  Masoa  

John  Stephen  Cawley  

Eric  Sydney  Percy-Smith   

Stephen  Henry  Christy    

SucoNn  L1BUTENANT8. 

Edgar  William  Plumnier  Love 

Morris  Ernald  Richardson 

Frederic  Kelly  Gascoyne 

Bernard  Alec  Pering  Schreiber   

George  Frederick  Underwood    

George  Willis  Browne    

Frederick  Anthony  Hulme  Part 


2ND  LIEUT.  1 

16  Mar. 

87 

19  Dec. 

88 

28  June 

90 

26  Apr. 

90 

31  Jan. 

94 

TO  Oct. 

94 

2  June 

94 

12  Dec. 

1)4 

20  Feb. 

05 

28  Sept. 

9S 

23  Dec. 

93 

28  Sept. 

95 

6  .Mar. 

9S 

7  Dec. 

Qi; 

29  Feb. 

96 

29  May 

9,S 

3  Aug. 

q8 

4  Aug. 

98 

20  Dec. 

99 

2  May 

00 

23  May 

CXJ 

9  June 

00 

13  Juce 

00 

II  Aug. 

00 

11  Aug. 

00 

10  Nov. 

00 

tlEOT 

22  Oct. 

Si 

31  Oct. 

83 

5  Dec. 

88 

29  Aug. 

85 

25  Nov. 

85 

9  Sept. 

91 

9  Aug. 

93 

S  Sept. 

92 

13  Mar. 

9i 

21  Aug. 

9S 

16  Sept 

9b 

I  JuQe 

96 

I  June 

96 

27  Jan. 

Q7 

25  July 

97 

23  Feb. 

98 

5  Aug. 

qS 

15   M:ir. 

99 

II  Oct. 

Q9 

II  Oct. 

99 

8  Jan. 

00 

10  Aug. 

00 

10  Aug. 

00 

CAl'TAIN.         BEBV.MAJ. 


16  Mar.  87 
:i  Dec.  89 
II  Sept.  95' 

5    18  Oct.     93 


6  Apr. 

II  Sept. 
11  Sept. 

2  Mar. 

15  Mar. 
II  Oct. 
II  Oct. 

S  Jan. 

2  Feb. 


HA  J  OB. 

II  Sept.  95 
9  Sept.  99 
II  Oct.    99 


1^  Captain  Bayley  served  in  the 
campaign  on  the  North  West  Fron- 
tier of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhait  in  1S97-98  with  the  Tirah 
Expetlitionary  Force  as  Transport 
Officer  3r(l  Brigade,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagement  at  Dargai  and  at 
the  forcing  of  the  Arhanga  Pass 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


Riding  Master.— John  Nolan  CrawshaWj^a  27  Feb.  95  ;  Son.  Lieu*. 
Quarter  Master.—Frank  Talland,-*  10  May  89;  Hon.  Captain,  10  May  99. 

Blue. — 4jen(*,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co.    Embarked  J'or  India,  n  Sept.  1S95. 


'  Sir  Roger  Palmer  served  in  the  Saaiern  campaign  of  1854,  and  up  to  26t1i  August  1855  with  the  nth  Hussar3,in 
eluding  the  affair  of  Bulganak,  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkcrman.  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with 
four  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

*  fjt.  Colonel  Beauchamp  served  m  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field, Force  in  i885-«6  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  ;  also  served  in  the 
operations  near  Suakin  in  December  1888  including  the  engagement  at  Gemaizali  (mentioned  in  despatches 
3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  Clasp). 

'0  Major  Whatman  servea  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Meaai  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss. 

12  Major  Witham  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North-West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Provost  Marshal  3rd  Brigade  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"  Major  Jones  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-S6,  ana  was  present  in  tbe  engagement 
at  Giniss  in  command  of  the  escort  to  the  General  Oflicer  Commanding  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

22  Lieut.  Crawshaw  served  in  the  Afirhan  war  in  1879-S0  (Medal). 

"  Captain  Talland  served  with  the  Soud  in  Frontier  Force  ia  18S5-86,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


Kecord  of  the  Services  of  the  20th  Hussar?. 

Raised  in  1759  as  the  20th  Inniskilling  Light  Dragoons.  Ireland  till  1763,  when  it  was  disbanded.  Raised  in 
1779  as  the  20th  Light  Dragoons.  United  Kingdom  till  1783,  when  it  was  disbanded.  Raised  in  1791  as  the  20th 
Jamaica  Light  Dragoons.  Jamaica  to  1802.  England  to  1805.  To  the  Mediterranean,  1805.  [A  wing  to  Sail 
Salvador  in  1805,  thence  to  the  Cape  in  1806-  and  South  America(captureor  Monte  Video),  returning  to  England, 
1807.]  Head  Quarters  at  Barcelona,  June  1806;  a  detachment  to  Maida,  ;bo7  ;  a  detachment  to  Egypt,  June  1808 
six  troops  in  England  and  four  troops  in  Sicily,  Julv  iSoS.  Head  Quarters  to  the  Peninsula  (battle  ol  Vimiera). 
The  whole  Regiment  to  Messina,  Sept.  1S09.  Head  Quarters  to  Palermo.  May  1812  ;  Sicily  and  Malta,  1815  ;  and 
in  September  embarked  lor  England.  To  Ireland,  1817.  Disbanded,  December  i8i3.  Raised  m  iSoo  as  20th 
Light  Dragoons  at  Muttra  of  volunteers  from  the  2nd  European  Bengal  Light  Cavalry  on  ihe  araalgamation  or 
the  British  and  Indian  Forces.  Soon  afterwards  changed  to  Hussars.  India  till  Oct.  1S72.  England  till  Nov. 
1B79.  Ireland  tiP.  Aug.  1884.  Head  Quarters  and  four  troops  to  suakin.  one  irnon  to  the  Nile.  t8S  =  .  In  Egypt 
and  Soudar  tlP.  Oct.  1887.  To  England  (leaving  one  Squadron  in  Egypt  till  Nov.  1890)  till  Sept.  1895.  io  India, 
1S95. 


I62 


21st  (Empress  of  India's)  Lancers. 

"KHAETOriT." 


Full !  Half 
Pay.  Pay. 


Majoks. 
iohnFowle,' 2n(i  t«  Command  2  Mar.  00... 

William  Markham  Doyne'  

rrank  Henry  Eadon' •■■•• 

James  George  Fair,"  2tiii  in  Command,  \ 

Cavalry  Depot   J 

David  Bowly 


fDublin. 
3;  Cajit.  P26  Mnrch  52  ;  Bret 


Oolonel.-SirEobert  White,'  KCB.  Cornet    '15  Oct    47;  Lieu' 
Major,  12  Dec.  54  ;  -V'l.-'or,  :::  July  sS  i  Lt.Colonel,   '21   Feb. 

Corps.  Lieut.  11  Feb.  75  ;  Captain,  ig  May  9° ;  >■'<'.!<"■'  "^  ''"'y  ^4  ;  Lt.Colonel,  26  Oct. 


.  ''22  Dec.  ,   ,       . 
60  i  Colonel,  21  Feb.  65  ;  Major  Oeiien 
Colonel  21  Hueears,  28  March  S6 


I  2ND  T.IETJT.) 


ClPTilNS. 

William  Wilfred  Corrteaux'" 

FC    Paul   Alovsius    Kenna,'=    Brigaded 

Major.  South  Africa  Field  Force   i 

Charles  Jame.s  Clerk, "Adjutant  7  Oct.  9S 
.irthar    Murray  Pirie,'^   DSO.  aervingl 

with  tke  Ea'iptian  .irmj/ 3 

Robert   Napier  Smyth" 

Theobald   Michael    Lanston,    Vganda ) 

mjles ^. J 

Arthur  Duucau  Champion'" 

Ernest  Hastings  Lewis,"  JFes*  4/Mcan| 

Frontier  Force    J 

Craufuird  Georpe  Graham  Hutchison    ... 

Elugh  Bate  man  Protheroe  Smith'o  

Outhbert  Spencer  Nesham"  


Lieutenants. 

Oswald  Walter  Brinton''* 

Re!?inal(l  Edward  Cecil     

Algernon  Swaine  Pilcher 

Rjbert    Henry   Dick-Cunyngham,  Im-  \ 

perial  Bepresentative  Corps    ) 

Stafford  Vere  Hotchkin  

Percy  Hume  Allfrey  Anderson 

Cecil  Bevis  Pape 


22  Jan.    81 


5  Oct. 
30  ,Tan. 

12  Feb. 
4  Mar. 

!i  Sept. 

17  Dec. 

2  June 

13  July 
25  Mar. 

I  Dec. 

18  Jan. 
12  Aug. 

2o  Dec. 

20  Dec. 

20  Jan. 

4  Apr. 


I  July  81 

27  Jan.  83 

30  Jan.  84 

29  Aug.  85 

25  Aug.  86 


ro  Mar. 
25  Aug. 
6  Nov. 

11  Nov. 
6  Nov. 

12  June 

15  Apr. 

12  Aug. 

2  June 
15  Jane 
28  Jan. 


CAPTAIW. 


BBEV.UAJ. 


23  Nov.  87 
9  Sept.  83 

6  Nov.   89 

26  Oct.      92 
25  Jan.    93 

30  Jan.    95 

12  June  95 

30  May    99 

9  Oct,    99 

9  Oct.    99 

28  Oct.    99 

28  Oct.     99 

30   Dec,  99 

30  Dec.    99 
2  Mar.    00 

7  Apr. 


MAJOH, 

2  Apr.  I 

I  26  Oct.    I 

16  Nov.  98    29  Nov,  ( 

,     2  Mar,  i 

7  Apr,  I 


14  June 
2  Mar. 

12  Sept.  00 

12  Sept.  00 

13  Sett.  00 
I's  Deo.    00 

15  Dec.    00 


Second  Lieutenants. 

;Carfrae  Hamilton  Delmege 18  Apr. 

ijames  Robert  Torrens 21  Apr. 

Peter  Kerr  Smiley 5  May 

George  Be.il  Ha.stings  Wheler 5  May 

Samuel  Moorhouse 9  May 

Algernon  Thomas  Blackburn  Layborn  ...  19  May 

Cecil  Dove  Horsley    23  May 

Xorman  Munu  Whitaker 23  May 

Gerall  Nairne  Reynolds  23  May 

Thomas  Gabriel  Lumley  Smith 23  May 

Claude  Vierville  Champion  De  Crespigny  3  Oct. 

Ridim;  Master. — James  William  David  Thomson,  21  .Apr.  00  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 

Quarter  Master. — George  Leslie  Graham,-*  24  June  85  ;  Jlon.  Captai7t,  24  June  95. 

Blue— Facings  French  Grey.— Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co.       Jtcturned  from  Fgypt  11  Nov.  1899. 

'  Sir  Robert  White  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854  with  the  17th  Lancers,  including  the  affair 
Balganak,  battles  of  Alma  and  Balaklava,  and  siege  oi  Sebastopol.  At  Balaklava  he  led  the  squadron  of  directic 
was  severely  wounded,  and  had  hishorse  shot  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  sth  Class  of  the  Mediidi 
and  Turkish  Medal).  Proceeded  with  his  Regiment  to  India  in  1857,  and  served  throughout  the  campaign 
Central  India  In  185S-59,  part  of  the  time  in  command  of  a  Flying  Column,  including  the  action  of  Barode(Meda 

-  Lt.Colonel  Wyndham  served  with  the  King's  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  subsequently 
Baker  ttussell's  Flying  Column  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  throughout  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  witht! 
Light  Camel  Reginient,  and  took  part  m  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive 
Star).  Served  in  the  caaipaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  21st  Lancers,  and  w; 
present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  mth  Clasp) 

=  MajBr  Fowle  served  in  tlie  Nile  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  Light  Camel  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp,  ai 
Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  21st  Laucei 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Osnianieh,  British  Medf 
and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Major  Doyue  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  21st  Lanoei 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

''  Major  Eadon  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herljert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  21st  Lancei 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  British  Medal,  and  Kliedivs 
Medal  with  Clasp). 

'  Major  Fair  served  in  the  campaisin  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present 
the  battle  of  Atbara  as  Stall'  OUicer  to  Brigadier  General  Gatacre,  and  at  the  battle  of  Khaitonm  (mentioned 
despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Mcdjidie,  British  Metlal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  iwo  Clasps). 

'"  Major  Cordeaux  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  -with  the  21 
Lancers,  aid  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'-  Captain  Keni:a  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8q8,  and  was  pi 
sent  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  >Jffi,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp 
was  awarded  the  Victoria  Cross  for  the  following  service:— "At  the  battle  of  Khartoum  on  the  2nd  Septemb 
189S,  Captain  P.  .\,  Kenna  assisted  Major  Croln  Wyndham,  of  the  same  reginient,  by  taking  him  on  his  hon 
behind  the  saddle  (Major  Wyndham 's  horse  having  "been  killed  in  the  charge),  thus  enabling  him  to  reach  a  pla 
of  safety ;  and,  after  the  charge  of  the  21st  Lancers,  Captain  Kenna  returned  to  assist  Lieutenant  de  Montmorent 
who  was  endeavouring  to  recover  the  body  of  Second  Lieutenant  R.  G.  Gienfell." 

"  Captain  Clerk  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S9S  with  the  21st  Lance: 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  vr. 
Clasp). 

''  Captain  Pirie  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  as  Adjutant  to  the  2 
Lancers,  and  was  |iresent  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  British  Medal,  a 
Khedive's  Modal  with  Clasp). 

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LIBHT. 


Feb.  76 
Feb.  76 
1+  AuEf.  76 
14  Aup:.  76 
14  Aug.  76 
25  Jan.  77 
[4  Aug.  76 

5  Jan.  77 
25  Jan.  77 
25  Jan.  77 
25  Jan.  77 
25  Jan.  77 
19  June  77 
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19  June  77 

9  June  77 
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9  Oct.   77 

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31  Jan.  78 
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31  Jan.  78 
31  Jan.  7& 
31  Jan.  78 
31  Jan.  78 
31  Jan.  78 
18  Dec.  78 

18  Dec. 

18  Dec. 


Majobs. 

43  Hughes,  Arbutlinott  James  

Lbha  Eardley-Wilmot,  Arthur>69    ■;■■-•.■-•■•■■■;-■■ •■■ 

85  Williams,  William  Hugh  (BMi<.Co/oneZ,  16  Nov.  98)  

81  Simpson,  George  Gregoryi""^ 

40  Montgomery-Campbell,  Hugo^'^ 

67  Manifold,  John  Forster 

Ward,  Frederick  Houlton 

79  M'Crea,  Richard  Francis  

68  p.s.c.  Massy,  William  George   

G  BHA  Mercer,  Harvey  Frederic''* .^. ■■—v'.v: 

O  BHA  Jervis-White-Jervis,  Sir  John  Henry,  Bart.^'^  

i  82  Connolly,  William  Hallett'-fi    ...    ;-•■••." ;;-;,-;;;■:■"■ 

FD  Blewitt,  Charles  Turner,  Comdff.  Eoi/al  Artillery,  South  Africa 

Paterson.  Edward  Hamilton.  lust.  Hckool  of  Gunner\j,i7  Apr.  95 
Robinson.  Charles  Taylor,''^  Dep.  Assist.  Adj.  Gen.  £elf/aum  . 

Chapman,  Herbert  Alesauder 

91  Foster,  John  Raffray,  t>.a.c 

«  Beatson,  William  John  Arnold-'^    ■- ■■ 

p.jr.c.  Grierson,  James  Moncrieff.'^'  MVO.  Knight  of  Grace  of 
St.  John  of  Jerusalem  (Bt.Lt. Colonel,  12  Dec.  95  ;  Bt. Colonel, 
1  Mar.  00);  Dcpnti/  Adjutant   General,  China  Field  Force; 

on  Sta^  of  Count  Vou  ii'aldersee 

Bmith,S.(i.Drew,^^'^Supf.OunCarriageFactoi-!/,Bombat/,-isyii\r,gi 
Wilson,  Chas.  Henry  Luttrell  Fahie,'^*  Ordnance  Officer,  ^rd  \ 

Class;  on  dnfi/,  England  J 

Q  EHA  V€.  rhipps-Horuby,  Edmund  John^^i , 

ZitHi  Fanshawe,  Edward  Arthur's^   

TBBALecky,  Frederick  Beanchampiae  

B  HSA  Blane,  Charles  Forbes  ■ 

C  EHA  Watkins,  Charles  BeU"^^   ■ 

74  M'Leort,  Reginald  George  M'Queen 

26  Helyar,  Arthur  Beaumont'^^   

50  Hibbert,  Archibald  Louis  ■■ 

62  -p.s.c.  Grauet,  Edward  Johni^" 

U  EHA  Taylor,  Philip  Beaucham'^* 

p.s.c.  kemball,  George  Vero,'^-  West  African  Frontier  Force,  \ 

with  rank  of  Colonel i 

a:  EHA  Armitage,  Edward  Hume,'^^ 

54  Harvey,  John  Edward   [^  gee. 

9  Wedderburn,  Alexander  Scrymgeour^**     

36  Jellett,  John  Hewitt    

Jackson,  Herbert  Kendall,  Ammunition  Column 

p.s.c.  Du  Cane,  Hubert  John,'*'  Assistant  Inspector  General^  \ 

South  Africa,  vith  rank  of  Lt.  Colonel,  r  June  00 ) 

Darley,  George  Roe 

99  p.s.c.  Findlay,  Neil  Douglas, '^^  Ammunition  Column,  Ifatal 

A  RHA  Paget,  Welleslev  Lynedocb  Henry'^^ 

Smith,S.CampbelI-Urquhart,Co/H«ffl.Xoc..JjV.iV.5.If  a/fs.iSDee.ge 

38  p.s.c.    Burrowes,  Henry  Grav,  Ammnnitijn  Park,  N^afaf 

Hobday,  Edm.Art.  Ponsonby.-"^" -Sia.  Staff  Officer,  Saiciil  Pindi. 

p.s.c.  Hume,  Charles  Vernon^oi 

42  Goulburn,  Cuthbert  Edward 

J  EHA  Euthoven,  Percy  Henry2"^ 

p.*.c.  Fairholme,  William  Ernest,  CMG-i  Assistant  Military} 

Secretary,  Gibraltar,  6  July  00 ) 

84  Guinness,  Eustace 

8  p.s.c.  Chance,  Harry^"*     

43  Rundle,  George  Richard  Tyrell 

5  Lane,  Samuel  Willington 

11  Langley,  John  Peurice 

51  Forde,  Lionel-^  

86  Guinness,  Charles  Davis 

17  Johnston,  Thomas  Kelly  Evanr.'^**^ 

56  Prinsep,DouglasGordon,CojH(/^.Jf.^r^£'_9yj3^,wiiAraHA:o/Xf.Co/. 
6t  p.s.c.  Hamilton-Gordon,  Alexander^^^ , 

p.s.c.  Cramptdn,  Philip  Jn.  Ribton,  Special  Service,  South  Africa 

127  Foster,  William  Yorke  

W  EHA  Stokes.  Alfred-'^  

p.s.c.  Benson,    George  EWiott,'^*^  D.A.A.  Gen.  S.  Africa  F.F.^ 

29  Nov.  99 j 

77  p.s.c.  Perceval,  Edward  Maxwell 

R  BHA  Home,  Henry  Sinclair 

69  Wing,  Frederick  Drummond  Vincent 

15  Pollock,  Evelyn _. 

Barlow,  Hilaro  Wuj.  WeUe6ley,p.a.c.  Seeretart/to  Chief  Super- 
intendent, Ordnance  Facforie/:,  i  July  gq 

4  Butcher,  Arthur  Edward  Aveling  ^la 

F  EHA  Vores,  Charles  Henry  Stiverd^'* 

RHA  Blunt,  Edward  Waltev-'s '" 

FD  King,  Charles  Dickson-"' 

Kerrich,  Walter  Edmund,  Ordnance  Q^cer,  ^rd  Class "... 

92  Bethell,  Henry  Arthur ; 

12  Johnson,  Frank  Ernest '.'.'.... 

13  p.s.c.  Dawkins,  John  Wyndham  George^"  '.'..... 

Hamilton, Claude deCourcy^^i 

29  Strange,  Robert  George--- 

32  Bond,  Ralph  Francis  Xavier  M'Geough ...!."!!!!!!!! 

37  p.s.c.  Montgomery,  Robert,  Arundel  Kerr  ....'.'....!!!!!]!""' 

18  Scoit,  Arthur  Binny 

31  Longfield,  Alfred  PurcelF^*  ^^.V-V.^.y.".'.*.'*."'.".'.'.'.'.'".""' 

7  Henshaw,  Clinton  Grant 

39  Lawless.  Skerrett  Edward  George,  Amnmnitioit  Colamn  ..." 
p.s.c.  Cleeve,  Fi-cdk.  John  Stewart,««  Brigade  Major,  Soyal\ 

Artillery,  Aldf-rshot,  9  Jan.  00  {temp.) i 

e4Coghill,  Charles  Edward .""'.'.*..'.".'.'.'..'.'."."... 


CAPTAIN. 

4  Feb.  85 
20  Feb.  85 

1  Mar.  85 

2  Mar.  85 
18  Mar.  85 

12  May  85 
27  July  85 

5  Aug.  85 

13  Aug.  85 
13  Aug.  85 

1  Sept.85 

2  Sept.85 
27  Dec.  85 

1  Jan.  85 

2  Jan,  86 
I  Jan.  86 

II  Jan.  86 
Jan.  86 


18  Dec. 
8  Dec. 
i3  Dec.  78 

t8  Dec.  78 

18  Dec.  78 
r8  Dec.  78 
18  Dec.  78 
6  Apr.  79 

5  Apr.  7Q 

6  Apr.  79 
6  Apr.  79 
6  Apr.  79 
6  Apr.  79 

6  Apr.  79 

6  Apr.  79 
30  July  79 
30  July  79 
30  July  79 
30  July  79 
30  July  79 
18  Feb.  80 
i8  Feb.  80 
18  Feb.  80 

8  Feb. 

8  Feb, 

8  Feb.  80 
18  Feb,  80 


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19  May  80 

ig  May  80 
19  May  80 
19  May  80 
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19  May  80 
ig  May  80 
19  May  80 

9  May  80 
19  July  80 
27  July  80 
27  July  80 
27  July  8c 
27  July  80 
27  July  80 
23  Feb.  81 
23  Feb.  81 
23  Feb.  Si 
23  Feb.  Si 

3  Feb. Si 


20  Jan.  86 

2o  Jan.  86 

Jan.  86 

Feb.  86 
17  Mar.  86 

24  Mar.  86 
8  May  86 
8  May  86 
3  July  86 
7  July  86 

15  July  86 
27  July  86 
29  July  86 

7  Sept.86 

8  Sept.86 
8  Sept.36 
1  Oct.   86 

12  Oct.  86 
29  Oct.   86 

20  Dec.  86 

21  Dec.  86 

25  Apr.  87 

11  May  87 
2Q  June  87 

1  July  87 

I  July  37 

21  Sept. 87 

21  Sept.  87 

21  Sept.87 

21  Sept.87 

21  Sept.87 
1  Oct.  87 
I  Oct.  87 
I  Oct.  87 

29  Oct.  87 

29  Oct.  87 
g  Jan.  88 

3:  Jan.  88 
I  Mar.  88 
I  Apr.  88 
I  Apr.  88 

1  Apr.  88 
25  Apr.  88 

28  July  88 

4  Aug.  88 
17  Aug.  88 

12  Sept.81 

29  Oct.   81 

2  Nov.  88 


23  Feb.  81 
23  Feb.  81 


29  Nov.  88 

30  Nov.  88 
"5  Dec.  S8 
I  Jan.  8g 
9  Jan.  89 
:  Jan.  89 
5  Feb  3g 
I  Apr.  80 
I  Apr.  »9 
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31  July  "^ 
1  Sept.  89 

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9  Dec.  93 

1  Jan.  94 

I  Jan.  g4 

24  Kub.  94 

5  Dec.  94 
4  Jan.  95 
1  Feb.  95 
3  Feb.  95 
:  Apr.  95 
:  Apr.  95 
I  Apr.  95 

15  May  95 

24  May  gs 

28  May  95 

I  Sept.gj 

1  Sept. 95 

I  Sept.gs 

23  Nov.  95 

7  Dec.  95 

7  Dec.  95 

II  Dec.  95 

'  >  Mar.  96 

I   I  Apr.  96 

!•  I  Apr.  96 

30  May  96 

30  July  96 

I  Aug.  96 

I  Aug.  96 

7  Sept.g6 

7  Sept. 96 

.2  Jan.  q6  10  Sept.96 

30  Sept.96 

30  Sept.96 

I  Oct.  g6 

12  Oct.   g6 

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9  Dec.  96 

21  Dec.  96 

I21  Dec.  96 

|io  Jan.  97 

15  Feb.  97 

15  Feb.  g7 

I15  Feb.  97 

8  Apr.  97 

8  Apr.  97 

14  Apr.  97 

18  May  97 

;i8  May  97 

18  Juneg? 

3  July  97 

i3-fiib'  97 

I   1  Sept.  97 

'  I  Sept.  g7 

I23  Sept.g7 

I28  Sept. 97 

g  Oct.   97 

g  Oct.   97 

20  Nov,  97 

20  Nov.  97 

25  Dec.  97 

2  Feb.  98 

23  Feb.  98 
(23  Feb.  98 
1 31  Mar.  gS 
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I26  June  98 

I  I  July  98 
i  2  July  98 
i27  July  98 
17  Aug.  98 
22  Aug.  98 
22  Aug.  98 

30  Sept. 98 

31  Dec.  98 
I  Jan.  9Q 
I  Jan.  99 

25  Jan.  99 
1  Mar.  99 
17  Mar.  99 
15  Apr.  99 
19  Apr.  99 
15  May  99 

25  May  99 

25  M  iy  99 


25  Mar.  96 


lioyal  Horse  and  Royal  Field  Artillert/ 


169 


Majors. 


I.APTAIN     BT.HAJOa       MiJolI. 


95  Addinfjton,  Hon.  Harold  William  23  Feb.  81    9  Oct.  89, 

[76  Campbell,  Herbert  Montsomery [25  June  8 1  tS  Oct.  89J 

'^BHA  Tyndale-Biscoe,  Albert  Sandeman Ub  July  81    i  Nov.  80 

■  3  Capel-Cure,  Alfred--"    26  July  81    i  Nov.  89] 

Tkha  Rodwell.  Reginald  Mandeville    26  July  81  ^3  N'ov.  89: 

p  n.c.  Ducrot.  Louis Hay,^^  Ammunition  Column  26  July  81  3'^  Nov.  8^; 

41  Sankey,  Cyril  Charles jpo  July  Si    4  l^ec.  89 

4j  Drake,  Bernard  Francis 26  July  St  20  Dec,  89 

i.ABHA  Belfield,  Sydney I26  July  81    i  Jan.  go 

a  Slee,  Percy  Henry  " |26  July  81    i  Jan.  90 

So  Brendon,  Herbert  Algernon ,26  July  81    4  Jan.  90 

35  Vieme,  Robert  Austen 26  July  81  ^5  Jan.  go 

88  Biddulph,  George  Warren ,26  July  81  »o  il  ir.  90 

BHA  Pag^et,  Victor  Frederick  William  Augustus    26  July  3i  31  Mar.  qo 

p.s.c.  Cadell,  John  Fras.  D.A.A.Qen.  for  Iiuf,  Colchester,  23 Nov.  97    ...,22  Feb.  82    1  Apr.  90 
'"bha  Askwith,  John  Browning  Harrison,  Imperial  Representative  Corps. ..'.22  Feb.  82,  2  Apr.  90 

16  Johnson,  Arthur  Graham  I22  Feb.  82  12  Apr.  90 

"'""         "  ;2  Feb.  82  12  Apr,  90 


96  Burrard,  Willi-im  Dutton 

]i.!i-<:  Crowe,  John  Henry  Verinder,  Sityf  Captain  for  Intelligc^icej  [ 

War  Office,  2  Dec_.  99  (temp.) I 

)flHA  Short.  Anthony  Holbeche^' , 

BraicL,  Arthur  Reade,  Assistant  Inspector  General  of  Ordnance,  Punjab 

35  Yuuge-Iiateman,  George  Marcus   

47  M'Leod,  William  Kelty 

S7  Balfour,  Arthur  Mackintosh 

10  Johnstone,  Francis  B-achanan 

BE  Hutchinson,  Charles  Hammond 

TO  Browne,  Sherwood  Dighton^^- 

39  Duffus,  Graeme  Sym 

12  Newton,  John  William  Marsdin^*^ 

c2  Jenkinson,  Henry  Law  Acland 

04  Harrison,  Halford  Claude  Vaughan 

-5  Caulfeild,  (3harles  Trevor 

21  Coates,  John  Unett 

00  Hussey,  Arthur  Herbert    

3>:  White,  Hans  Stannard 

3?  Young,  Norman  Edward.234  DSO.  (St.Major,  18  Nov.  96)    

[rha  Lecky,  Robert  St.  Clair 

yi  Young,  Arthur  Davidsnn-^3 

:o  King,  Algernon  D'Aguilar  

p.s.c.  Gay,  Arthur  William,^*  Brigade  Major  for  Royal  Artillery,  \ 

Curragh,  i  Nov.  00 J 

Radclifle,  William  Charles  Alfi'ed,  Supdt.  Gunpowder  Factory ,  I$hapore 

:q  Gubbins,  Russell  Dunmore    

7^  Butler,  Henry  Hugh=^*8    

09  Fox,  Robert  Faoshawe  

7  Cloete,  Evelyn  Rivers  Henry  Joaias.^ss   

p.s.c.  Macbean,  Wm,  AUeyne,  Brig,  MaJ.  E.  Art^  Woolwiehf  12  Feb.  00 
56  Owen.  Charles  Cunliffe   

11  Breeks,  Richard  William  

ii  Herbert,  George  Freaerick^w 

Goff,  Algernon  Hamilton  Stannus, 

[Q  Berkley,  James  

^5  Ferrar,  Henry  Minchin 

7  Knox,  Arthur  Rice 


25  July  82 
25  July  82 
25  July  82 

1  Oct.  82 
I  Oct.  82 
I  Oct, 

I  Oct,  82 

1  Oct.  82 

I  Oct.  82 

14  Feb.  83 

14  Feb.  83 

14  Feb.  83 

14  Feb.  83 

14  Feb.  83 

14  Feb.  83 

14  Feb.  85 

2S  Mar.  8^ 

7  Gray.' Phillip  Easson^" J26June83 


22  Feb.  82,17  Apr.  90I 

22  Feb.  82  30  Apr.  90J 

26  July  811  D  May  901 
22  Fdb.  82,  X2  May  90' 
22  Feb.  82  20  May  gol 
22  Feb.  82  22  May  go 
22  Feb.  82  23  May  90 
22  Feb.  82  I  Aug.  go 
22  Feb.  82    1  Sept.  90 

27  June  82  10  Jan.  gi 
II  Sept. 73  28  Feb.  83 
25  July  82I25  Jan.  gi 
?5  July  82  10  Feb.  gi 
25  July  82' 10  Feb.  91 
25  July  82113  FAb.  91 
25  July  S2j28  Feb.  91 
25  July  82  II  Mar.  91 
'5  July  82  29  May  91' 


Headlam,  John  Emerson  Wha-Tton^  D.A.A.Gen.  for  Royal  Artillery,^ 

S.  Africa  Field  Force,  10  Feb.  00 i 

■6  Smith,  Edmund  Perceval  

.6  Onslow,  WilUam  Henry 

5  Geddes,  John  Gordon=^*- 

4  W;ilkei-,  Alexander  Lamond^*^ 

5  Williams-W.^mn,  Henry  Cuuliffe 

5  Bingham,  £foH.  Francis  R'chard  

8  Gordon,  Lochinvar  Alexander  Charles 

CorbjTi,  Hector,  Ammunition  Column 

3  Gordon,  Lawrence  George  Frank 

3  Smith.  Herbert  Guthrie 

o  Saudilands.  Henry  George    

r  Robinson,  William  Arthur-**  {Brevet  Major,  8  Jaly  99)  

5  Lusliingtun,  Stephen    

5  Ford,  (.Charles  Hopewell 

Schofield,  Harry  Norton,  Aide  d€  Camp  to  Sir  Redcers  Bitller 

5  Campbell,  Henri  Montgomery^*^    

Casement,  Roger        ..  

Du  Cane,  John  Philip,  Staff  Officer  Lines  of  Commn.  S.Africa,  it  Sept.  00 

D  Lawrie,  Charles  Edward,-*'  DSO.  {Brevet  Major,  18  Nov.  96)    

3  Graham,  Lancelot 

6  Maxwell,  James  M'Call 

p.s.c.  Fassou,  Disney  John  Menzies 

D  Wra3',  .lohn  Cecil  , 

p.s.c.  Furse,  William  Thomas  

D  Geddes,  George  Hessing    

p.s.c.  Dunlop,  Archibald  Samuel,  Brigade  Major,  Royal  Art.^  Malta,  } 

II  Nov.  97 .( 

5  Kilner,  Charles  Harold 

3  Lachlaii,  Ernest  Moncrief 

iBHA  Scarlett,  Robert  Lawrence,  .Keaeroe 

3  Galton,  Herbert  George  tiow&rd,^^'  Regeroe   

iHA  Stephenson,  Kep\}e\,  Reseroe .. 

2  Radcliffe,  Robert  Edmund  Lowndes  

3  Mackenzie-Lirieve,  John  Andrew,  Reserve  (2  Depot)  

Hiobman,  Stopford  Cosby.^w  Sesa-oe  (Bt.Major,  25  Jan.  83)    

Rouse,  Muberf^-^f 

Humphreys,  Gardiner 


28  July  83 

23  July  83 
28  July  83 
28  July  S3 
28  July  83 
28  July  83 
28  July  83 
28  July  83 
28  July  83 
I  Aug.  83 

15  Feb.  84  10  Jan.  93 
15  Feb.  84I18  Jan.  93 
15  Feb.  84'i9  Jan.  93 
15  Feb.  84129  Jan.  93 


3  Junegi 
30  July  91 1 
23Sept.9i* 

I  Oct.  91 

7  Oct.  91 

22  Oct.  91 

1  Nov.  91 '. 

4  Nov.  91! 
4  Nov.  91 
4  Nov.  91 

23  Nov.  91 
30  Nov.  91 

2  Dec.  92 
27  Jan,  92; 

I  Feb.  92 

3  Mar.  92 
19  Mar.  92 
ig  Mar.  92 

23  Mar,  92 

13  May  92 
18  May  92 
27  July  92 
ic  Aug.  92 
10  Aug.  92 
15  Aug.  92 

Oct.  92 

14  Dec,  9: 
10  Jan.  93 


15  Feb.  84 
xs  Feb.  84 
15  Feb.  84 
15  Feb.  84 
15  Feb.  84 
15  Feb.  84 
15  Feb.  84 
15  Feb,  84 
15  Feb.  84 
15  Feb.  84 
5  July  84 


I  Feb.  93 
1  Feb.  93 
I  Feb.  93 
I  Mar.  93 
4  Mar.  93 
4  Mar.  93 
16  Mar.  93 
I  Apr.  93 
I  Apr.  93 
6  May  93 
,0  May  9 


5  July  84  26  June  93 


5  July  84 

5  July  84 
5  July  84 
23  July  70 
[7  Aug.  74 
10  Julj-  67 


28  June  93 

I  Auir.  9: 
19  Aug.  93 
10  Oct.  80 

4  Nov.  83 
13  Jan.  79 


5  July  84'i4Sept.93 
29  Apr.  73,21  July  82 
.1  Sept.  73' 24  Jan.  83 
5  July  841  4  Oct.  93 
5  July  84  14  Oct.  9: 


8  June  99 
14  June  99 

5  July  9Q 
19  July  Q9 
)  9  Aug.  99 
I31  Aug.  99 
.  I  Sept  00 
i  9  Sept.99 

9  Oct.  99 
9  Oct.  90 
9  Oct.  Q9 
9  Oct.  99 
9  Oct.  gg 
9  Oct.   99 

9  Oct.     QQ 

9  Oct. 
9  Oct. 
14  Oct. 


99 
99 
99 
13  Nov,  99 

27  Nov.  90 
4  Dec.  99 

4  Dec.  99 
7  Dec.  99 

13  Dec.  99 

18  Dec.  99 

18  Dec.  99 

18  Dec.  99 

18  Dec.  99 

6  Jan.  00 

6  Jan.  oo 

17  Jan.  00 

,23  Jan.  oc 

[23  Jan.  oo 

i23  Jau.  o:> 

'23  Jan.  oi 

23  Jan.  00 

I  3  Feb.  00 

3  Feb.  oo 

3  Feb.  00 

3  Fjb.  00 

3  Fob.  01 

3  Feb.  00 

3  Feb.  o:> 

3  Feb,  00 

13  Feb.  00 

13  Feb.  00 

13  Feb.  00 

13  Feb.  00 

13  Feb.  00 

[3  Feb,  00 

13  Feb.  00 

13  Feb.  00 

13  Feb.  00 

13  Feb.  00 

13  Feb.  00 

13  Fee.  CO 

13  Feb.  oo 

13  Feb.  00 

13  Feb.  00 

3  Feb.  CO 

3  Feb.  00 

3  Feb.  OD 

13  Feb.  00 

3  Feb.  00 

13  Feb.  00 

13  Fee.  00 

13  Feb.  00 

13  Feb. '00 

3  Feb.  00 

i^  Feb.  00 

13  Feb.  00 

13  Feb.  00 

14  Feb.  00 

15  Mar.  00 
15  Mar.  00 

Mar.  00 
15  Mar.  00 
15  Mar.  00 
15  Mar.  00 
75  Mar.  00 

15  Mar.  00 

15  Mar.  00 
15  Mar.  00 
3  July  86 
I  Oct.  91 
I  Oct.  34 

1  Apr.  00 

2  Feb.  go 
1  Aug.  00 

5  Apr.  00 
5  Apr,  00 


170 


lioyal  Eorse  and  Boyal  Field  Artillery 


Mijons. 


143  Askwith,  Henrv  Francis ■ 

''  c^vlS?.ll  ?^^-o;;f;«««-Qi?f-;prf  «i,;;-iS™i;;i;o«-;::;;;:::;::::;:::::::^^ 

144  Is'oriis,  Ernest  Edward    

130  Robertson,  John  Albert,  Reserve 

131  Jackson,  Francis  Beujamin,"'  Reserve ,■.'.".'.'.".'.".'." 

128  Guise,  Howard,  Seserve '.v.'""i;'"V 

13:  Hunter,  Frederick  Ernest  Aruudell,"'^  Reserve ••■ 

146  Buttiscombe,  Charles  

Cleeve,  Egerton  Stewart  

126  Yans  Agnew,  John  Fraser,  Hwcrtie 

93  Homier,  William  James,'"'  Jicserce  

141  Grover.  William  Montague    

103  Ord,  St.  John  St.  George,  Reserve    

148  LyOD,  Charles ■'' 

142  Cameron,  Ewan  Comwallis  

White-Thomson,  Hugh  Da\-ie    

120  M'Clintock,  Leop"ld  Altred,  Reserve  

137  Gaineti-Botlleld,  Walter  Dubtaon.^'"  Reserve  

136  Eicai-dc,  Henry  Georgi-,  Reserve 

V  s  c  Porestier-Walker,  George  Townsheuu r-i—rr-yj:""":'^ JT 

liouey,  Anlrur  Wigram=".  {Brevet  Major,  20  May  98),  Assist.  Adjutant  General  | 

for  Transport,  South  Africa,  12  ilay  co  •> 

Staveley,  William  Cathcait-"'t 

75  Birch,  James  Frederick  Noel 

107  Elliot,  Edmund  H»lbert,2«'t  Reserve .      .^...^..... ■-Vi-:";--"  w;;-": 

P.S.C.  Thompson,  William  Arthur  .Murray,  Brigade  Major,  6.  Africa,  31  Mar.  00 

DO  Prescott-Decie,  Cyril ••••■: ■••■; •■• 

63  de  Eougemont,  Cecil  Henry^"  {Brevet  Major,  16  Nov.  98) 

Biddulph,  Hope,  witK  Maxim  Gulil,  China 

TD  Cardew,  George  Ambrose  (6  Depot) 

p.s.e.  Teimaut,  Henry  Lancelot 

14  Heath,  Francis  William 

94  Blackei-,  StenHrt  Ward  William"^   

134  Chambers,  Arthur,  Reserve 

Elton,  Frederick  Algernon  George  Young    

Dufius,  Edward  John •■• ••• ■••• 

60  Potts,  Frederick,-"  Acting  Adjutant,  Roi/al  Artillery,  Meean  Meer ••••■•;;■■.••• 

p.s.c.  Milne,  George  Jr,i>ici»,"'t  Dep-  Assist.  A^j.  Gen.  for  Intelligence,  S.  Africa 

Wilson,  Joseph  Reginald,  Kith  Maxim  Guns,  China 

Glanville.  Arthur  George,  Divisional  Adjutant,  South  Africa 

23  Calvert.  George •;• 

Morris,  Charles  James  Usshe,  South  Africa  

Powell,  Henry  Lloyd 

Captains. 

Quinion,  Francis  William  Drummoml,  Instructor  Roi/al  Military  College,  i  Apr.  96    

TD  Uniauke,  Herbert  Crofton  Campbell,  Adjutant,  Rawul  Pindee 

BHA  Eavenhill,  Frederick  •I\iori:ih\\\p<-  Adjutant,  Secunderahad 

Ou=elev,  Ralph  Glynn,  Ammunition  Column    ,  

48  White,'Henry  Arthur  Pilkington,Sm/?'Oi^'cei-,  St.  Thomas  s  Mount  

Kbha  England,  Edward  Parker 

69  Olivier,  William  Henry   

62  Oldnall,  Henry  Cairns,  Amunitimi  Column  

68  Carey,  GeorgeGlas  Sandeman 

FD  Stockdale,  Herbert  Edward  ,  Divisional  Adjutant,  South  Africa 

Blkmgton,  Rt.  Jas.  GoodaU.-'*  Deputt/  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  Bengal  Army 

BHA  Butler   Arthur  To.vnley,  Divisional  Adjutant,  South  Africa 

Sharp,  Frederick  Leonard,  Commandant  No.  i  Field  Battery,  Hyderalad  Contingent    

OliHACumbe,  Kenneth,  Ammunition  Column  

17  Campbell-Johnston,  Gordon   

Boulnois,  William  Arthur,-'^  serving  with  the  Egyptian  Army    

Malleson,  Wilfrid,  Ordnance  Officer,  3rd  Class  ;  Special  duty,  Simla  

35  U-borne,  Thomas    .asters    •'. 

Crockett,  Walter  Macandrew 

Jkha  Arbuthnot,  Dalrymple^*'    -. 

p.s.e.  Siuionds,  George  Dave),  S'  ff  Captain  for  Boyal  Artillery,  Yol9,  26  Nov.  99    

rn  Stevens,  Charles  Frederick,  Divisional  Adjutant,  South  Africa  

BHA  FitzMaurice,  Robert,  Adjutant,  Meerut 

FD  Tyler,  James  Arbuthnot,  Adjutant,  South  Africa 

EHA  Hickie,  Arthur  Francis  

Qkha  Keuuard,  Arthur  MuUoy  

:3  MacCnrthy,  Morgan  John 

Veha  Ellice,  Robert  Frederick 

Nbha  Levita,  Cecil  Bingham 

Broadrick,  Frederick  Benjamin  Dumaresq,  tcitk  Maxim  Guns,  China 

9  Watson,  John  Uapron  (i  Depot) 

Tbha  Rosb-Jobnsou,  Cyril  Maxwell  

16  Godl'rey-Faussett,Peroival  Godfrey 

Xbha  Cameron,  Bwan  Duncan 

Van  Stranbenzee,  Casimir  Cartwright,  i^rof.  R.  Mil.  Coll.  Kingston,  Canada,  ivith  local  rank  \ 
of  Major,  i3  Aug.  93 i 


15  Nov.  93 
3  Jan.  94 
10  Feb.  94 
Trt  Mar.  94 
30  July  81 
25  Feb.  86 
21  July  86  29  Auj 


MA.10B. 

^Api-.c 
6  Apr.  0 
6  Apr.  c 
6  Apr.  c 

26  Sept.f 

27  Feb.  Q 


I  Apr, 

9  Kay  Qj 
II  Jan.  8r. 
20  Jan. 

15  Nov 


I  Jan.  c; 

3  Apr.  c 

3  Apr.  o 

o  Sept.c 

86    7  Dec.  9 

9(  .'I  May  o 

■9  Sept.82lz8  Mar.  9 

10  Dec.  94128  May  c 

25  Dec.  94J28  ilay  c 

I  Jan.  95  28  Muy  c 

5  Jan.  95I28  ilsy  c 


22  Mar.  94  r3  Apr.  c 
g  Dec.  84!  T  Anr.  94  i^  Apr.  c 
2  Feb.  74*18  Anr. 
9  Dec.  84 
9  Dec.  84 
9  June  77 
9  Oct.  77 
9  Dec.  84 
29  Apr.  73 
9  Deo.  84 
9  Dec.  84 
9  Dec.  84 
9  Dec.  84 
9  Dec.  84 

11  Sept.  73 

12  Feb.  74 
6  Apr.  97 
9  Dec.  84 

29  Apr.  85 

29  Apr.  85 
29  Apr.  85 
17  Aug.  74 
29  Apr.  85 
29  Apr.  85 
29  Apr.  85 
29  Apr.  85 
29  Apr.  8:1 
29  Apr.  85 
29  Apr.  85 
29  Ajjr.  85 
9  Aug.  75 
29  Apr.  85 


9  Jan.  95 
13  Dec.  82 

7  July  83 
28  May  87 

I  Feb.  95 

1  Apr.  95 

I  Apr.  95 

I  Apr.  95 

I  Sept.  83 

I  Apr.  95 

I  Apr.  95 

I  Apr.  95 

I  Apr.  95 

r  Ajjr.  95 

I  Apr.  95 

I  Apr.  95 

I  Apr.  95 

17  June  84 

-     .        .,  3  Apr.  95 

30  June  85)15  May  95 

ifi  Sept.85130  June9_ 

16  Sept.851  4  July  95 

16  Sent.83  20  Sept.95 

16  Sept.85!  2  Dec.  95 

16  Sept.85  18  Dec.  95 

16  Sept.85]  8  Feb.  96 

8  Feb.  96 
nlEtTT 


16  Sept.85 


28  May 
26  July  q 

10  Fell.  9 

11  Jan.  5 
18  June  c 

8  Junec 

18  Junec 

19  Junec 
22  July  c 

29  June  o 
29  Juneo 

0  June  o 

7  July  0 
10  July  c 
28  July  o 

20  July  c 
28  July  c 

8  sept.o 
22  Sept.o 
18  Oct.  c 
31  Oct.  c 

1  Nov.  c 
14  Nov.  o 
14  Nov.o 
14  Nov.  c 
i,(  Nov.  c 
14  Nov.c 


16  Sept.85  2^  Feb.  5 
16  Sept.85  26  Feb.  t 

16  Sept.85  25  Mar.  c 

17  Feb.  86   7  Ajir.  q 


2nd  LIE  or 


Rack-Rercsford,  Arthur  William,  Special  Service,  South  Africa 

M'Kay,  Donald,  Adjutant  i  Worcester  Volunteer  Artillery  15  Jan.  97 

67  Tapp,  James  Hanson  William 

Lake,  Hubert  Atioell 

86  Woodcock,  Henry  Stephen  

Wimjfuld,  William  Edward,  D.A.A,  General  for  Royal  Artillery,  IPoo7ia,  14  Sept.  00 

75  Farroll,  Henry  John  William  '. 

.Skha  FitzGerald,  George  Alfred , : 

VD  TlvrYaitcs,  William,  Divisional  Adjutant,  Aldershot 


16  Feb.  87 
16  Feb.  87 
16  Feb.  87 
16  Feb.  87 
16  Feb.  87 


16  Feb.  87 
16  Feb.  87 
16  Feb.  87 


17  Feb.  36 
17  Feb.  86 
17  Feb.  86 
17  Feb.  86 
17  Feb.  86 
17  Feb.  86 
17  Feb.  36 
17  Feb.  86 
17  Feb. 


II  Apr.  9 
6  May  c 
6  May  5 
6  May  5 
2  June 9 
2  June  5 
II  Juno  9 
15  June  9 
18  June  9 


17  Feb.  86'3o  July  9 
7  Feb.  86' II  Aug.  9 
7  Feb.  S6I79  Aug.  5 
7  Feb.  86:28  Sept.  9 

17  Feb.  86^28  Sept.5 


17  Feb.  86 
n  Feb.  86 

18  Feb.  Se 
18  Feb.  86 
18  Feb.  80 
24  July  86 
24  July  86 
24  July  86 
24  July  "' 
24  July  86 
24  July  86 
24  July  86 
24  July  86 
24  July  86 
24  July  86 

24  July  86 

25  Dee.  36 


t6  Feb.  90 
16  Feb.  90 

16  i''eb.  go 
:6  Feb.  90 

17  Feb. 86 
16  Feb.  90 
16  Feb.  90 
16  Feb.  90 
16  Feb.  90 


30  Sept.  c 
30  Sept.c 
Oct.  9 
Oct.  9 
Dec.  9 
Jan.  5 

20  Jan. 

6  Junec 
5  June  c 
8  Junec 
3  July  c 
3  July  c 

3  J"'y  i 

21  July  5 
24  July  c 

I  Sept.c 

I  Sept.c 


I  Sept.c 

I  Sept.c 

I  Sept.c 

15  Sept.c 

2t  Sept.c 

I  May  c 

9  Oct.  9 

9  Oct.  9 

10  Oct.  9 


Royal  Horse  and  Boyal  Field  Artillery. 


171 


'  Captains. 

EHA  Sandys,  William  Bain  Richardson,-®'^  Adjutant  Royal  Horse  Artillery^  Kirkee ... 

BsHA  Head,  Charles  Octavius 

.  S  Laird,  Gordon 

Poftinger,  Eldred  Charles,  Special  Service^  China 

liVsHA  Speddmcr.  Edward  Wilfrid 

Hooper,  Stuart  Hiintly    

Kirby,  Arthur  Durham,  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  G.  JBT.  Marshall,  g  Oct.  99 

;P  EHA  Sclater- Booth,  Mon.  Walter  Dashwood  

30  Savage,  Arthur  Raymond  Boscawen  -. 

.51  Battine,  Alexander  James 

Crozier,  Thomas  Henry,  Instructor  Ordnance  ColleyBy  i  Jan.  99    

,tBiia  Parsons,  Edward  Howard  Thornbrough 

f.s.c.  Oioen,  Frederick  CunHfe,  Staff  Ca[it.  for  IntelL  War  Office,  20  Dec.  99 

5  Stewart,  Charles  Edward 

tf'elleitley,   Richard   Askmore  Colley,   Adj.  Dublin  Citjf  Art.  South  Div.  16  May  98 

Lyon,  Francis 

;ha  Rutton,  John  Guy    

KE  LiLhsow,  Hugh  Lancaster   

;q  Sanders,  George  Herbert  

p.--'  c.  Ward,  yiontay^i  Chan.  Pearson,  Staff  Capt.for  S.  Art.  Scottish  Dist.  i  Dec.  00 
14  tUigge-Price,  Charles  Frederict - 

Christie,  Herbert  Willie  An^vt^'sv ,  Special  AmmiinitioTi  Column 

Jrii^.  Cartwright,  Gamier  Norton  

76  .M.jlony,  Trevor  Charles Wheler  

•  Ei(  A.  Herbert,  Percy  Thomas  Colthurst 

20  -MacMillan,  John  St.  Clair    

Buckle,  Ai'chie  Stewart,  Ammunition  Column 

Anderson,  Austin  Thomas,^*  Queensland  Permanent  Artillery...  

lii'ssell,  Edmund  Stuart  Eardley  Wilmot,  with  Maxim  Guns,  Chitia   ....... 

-/■i  -'■'Ulard,  Charles  NaesmythBruere,^^^  Divisional  Adjutant,  South  Africa 

20  Saunders,  WiUiara  Power 

TV'  '  leoghegan.  Robert 

^'ttie,  William  John  Kerr,  Adjutant  14  June  00 

T  ,tto.  Harold  Ralph   

-.Liith,  Edward  Pelham 

'  mi  \.  FC  Reed,  Hamilton  Lyster^^^ 

2y.  -Massy,  Edward  Charles 

Nicholson,  Graham  Henry  "Whalley,^^'  Ammunition  Column 

lit-yer,  Richard  Wliarton 

.rker,  Frederic  Edward  Lloyd, ^68  Divisional  Adjuta/it,  Aldershof 


23  July  87 
23  July  S7 
23  July  87 
23  July  87 


23  July  90.19  Oct.  97 
23  July  ^o  22  Nov.  97 
23  July  go'  I  Dec.  97 
23  July  90!  3  Dec.  97 
23  July  87  2-^  July  c,cl  3  Dec.  97 
23  July  87  23  July  90  19  Jan.  98 
23  July  87:23  July  Qo  19  Jan.  98 
23  July  87  23  July  go  23  Feb.  98 


2ndr.iEui- 


I' 


23  July  87 
23  July  87 
17  Feb.  88 
17  Feb.  88 
17  Fob.  SS| 
17  Feb.  88 
17  Feb. 


23  July  90  12  Apr.  g3 
23  July  gc  12  Apr.  c " 


17  Feb.  9 
17  Feb.  9 
17  Feb.  9 
17  Feb.  9 
7  Feb.  9 


23  July  St '23  July  gi 
17  Feb.  88';7  Feb.  9 
7  Feb.  8S!i7  Ftb.  9 
17  Feb.  SSli?  Feb.  q 
17  Feb.  88  17  Feb.  9 
17  Feb.  83  17  Feb.  g 
17  Feb.  8S  17  Feb.  9 
17  Feb.  88I17  Feb.  g: 
17  Feb.  35  17  Feb.  9 


17  Feb.  SS'i7Feb, 
17  Feb.  83  17  Feb.  9 
17  Feb.  SSI17  Feb.  9 
17  Feb.  SS'17  Feb.  g 
17  Feb.  83117  Feb.  9 
17  Feb.  SSI17  Feb.  9 
28  June  38 1 28  J  une  g 
kipwith,  Philip  A'rmfield ".... ~ J23  July  87  23  July  gt 

s'picart,  Cosmo  Gordon,~'^'^  DSO.  Egyptian  Army 27  July  8SI27  July  9. 

I'i^jhe,  Francis  Alfred,  Adjutant  3  Lancashire  Volunteer  Artillery  15  May  95 27  July  88i27  July  9. 

'  rockett,  Sydney  Laurence,  Ad'utant  Pembroke  Artillery  {W.  Divisioti),  12  Dec.  g8'27  July  88  27  July  9 


17  Feb.  SS 
17  Feb.  83 
7  Feb.  88 
17  Feb.  83 
17  Feb.  83 
17  Feb.  83' 
17  Feb.  88 
17  Feb.  38 
17  Feb.  33 


17  Feb.  9 
17  Feb.  9 
17  Feb.  9 
17  Feb. 9 
17  Feb.  9 
17  Feb.  9 
17  Feb.  9 
17  Feb.  9 
17  Feb.  g 


MncMunji,  George  Fletcker;-'=i  DSO 27  July  88 

27  July  S3 
27  July  S3 
27  July  38 
27  July  88 
27  July  38 
27  July  SS 
27  July  sr 


27  July  9 
27  July  g 
27  July  9 
27  July  9 
27  July  9 
27  July  9 
27  July  9 
27  July  g 


iS  Apr.  98 
iS  Apr.  93 
18  Apr.  98 
18  Apr.  98 

30  Apr.  98 
18  May  gS 
18  May  93 
i3  May  98 
1 3  May  98 

1 8  May  98 

26  June  98 
I  July  98 

1  Julv  98 

2  July  98 

2  July  g8 
15  July  98 

27  July  98 
27  July  98 

I  Aug.  98 
I  Aug.  gS 
I  Aug.  gS 
I  Sept.gS 
8  Sept.gS 

8  Sept.gS 

13  Sept.gS 

14  Sept.gS 

14  Sept. 98 

15  Oct.  58 
15  Oct.  98 

31  Oct.  98 

3  Nov.  98 

19  Nov.  98 

19  Nov.  98 
ig  Nov.  98 

5  Dec.  98 

6  Dec.  98 

9  Dec.  98 
9  Dec.  gS 
9  Dec.  98 

12  Dec.  98 
23  Jan.  99 
23  Jan.  99 
1 7  Feb.  99 

20  Feb.  99 

7  Mar.  99 


ates,  Douglas  Richardson, 

■  f  hnstonc.  Mope,  Assistant  Inspector  of  Warlike  Stores,  26  Apr.  95  

II  ;  'tieke,  Edw.  George,  Divisional  Adjutant,  Leeds 

II   Xairne,  Edward  Spencer,  Divisional  Adjutant,  South  Africa  

u  Strong,  William,  Divisional  Adiutant,  Woohcich 

lli'd,  ilow'ird  Berkeley,  Adit'.fant  i  Shropshire  Vol.  Artillery,  i  Peb.  gS   

(  Nixon-Eckersall,  Frederic  Eckersall  , 

-\icholson,  Walter  Adams,  Adj.  ^  Ke7it  Volunteer  Artillery,  9  Mar.  96    

I'lm,  Edward  Hugh , 

IX   lirock,  Henry  Jenkins,  Divisional  Adjutant,  South  Africa , 

i:4A  Thouison,  Alexander  Frederick  Roberts  

BudiDorth,  Charles  Edward  Dittfon,  Adjutant  Hon.  Art,  Co.  of  London, -21  Oct.gg; 

City  of  London  Imperial  Vols  

,2  Gordon,  Neil  Fraser 

7  Oldham,  Frank  Trevor  !i5  Feb.  39I15  Feb.  92  15  May  99 

I  Coates,  Reginald  Carlyon 1 15  Feb.  g2' 15  Feb.  92  25  May  99 

"'  "   •'       .r     ,    .     .  ■    -r^      ,<,-«„       ..„      .       «     ..    .^-  15  Feb.  89J15  Feb.  92|  3  Juuegg 

IS  Feb.  S9I15  Feb.  32;  S  June 99 
15  Feb.  89' 15  Feb.  92,  3  June 99 
15  Feb.  Sg!  15  Feb.  92 ;  ig  July  99 
15  Feb.  3gj  15  Feb.  gj  31  Aug.  09 
9  Oct.   99 


27  July  88  27  July  9 
27  July  S8|27  July  9 
15  Feb.  S9I15  Feb.  9 
15  Feb.  S9J15  Feb.  oa'ig  Mar.  gg 

15  Feb.  Sg  15  Feb.  92  29  Mar.  gg 

27  July  Ss'is  Feb.  Sg  15  Apr.  gg 


Simpson-Baikie,  Hugh  Archie  Dinidas,-'-  Special  Service,  South  Africa 

Barnes,  Hy.  Marshall,  Adj.  Northumberland  Art.  Western  Div.  i  Feb.  gg 

Hardman,  Reginald  Stanley,  Ammunition  Park 

EHA  Dixon,  George  Frederic 

BHA  Hobson,  John  Alexander 

[A  Vallentin,  Henry  Edward,  Adjutant  i  Jan.  00 [15  Feb.  Sg'20  Seu!:.o2 

-  Thomas,  Henry  Melville 15  Feb.  S9J15  Feb.  92 

Sandars,  lidward  Ca.rew,  Divisional  Adjuf^nf,  South  Africa 15  Feb.  Sglis  Feb,  92 

Daicson,  Henry  Finch,  Recruiting  Staff  ofcer,  London,  8  Aug.  00 15  Feb.  Sg'is  Feb.  92 

D  Le  Mottee,  Reginald  Edward  Arthur,  Divisional  Adjutant,  South  Africa '15  Feb.  Sq!i5  Feb.  92 


Hay,  James  .    _  __    _ 

p  Nevinson,  Tom  St.  Aubyn  Barrett-Lennard,  Divisional  Adjutant,  Woolwich 

9  Emery,  William  Basil 

[A  Gillman,  Webb,  Divisional  Adjutant,  Aldershot   

3  Grove,  Ernest  Williams. 

3  Campbell,  Gordon  M'Clelland    

;    Stockley,  Arthur  Uniacke,  Adj.  1  Monmouth  Vol.  Art.  4  No?.  95... , 

i  Marsdeu,  Richard  Travers    

i  Bowring,  Arthur  Hautayne    , 

\  Bright,  Reginald  Arthur , 

I  Lewis,  Gerald,  Ammunition  Column   

Eaton-Evans,  Harry . /as.  Adj.  5  Lancashire  Vol.  Artillery  15  July  95 

Broome,  Guy  Saville  Frederick,  Adjutant  Cossipore  Volunteer  Artillery   

:HA  Aldridge,  Jolm  Barttelot , 

'  Elices,  Walter  Valentine  Jephson  Cary,  Special  Stroice,  South  Africa     

A  Peel,  Edward  John  Russell 

EHA  Powell,  Edward  Weyland  Marcin  

James,  John  l^dgcumbe 

Alien,  William  Jetferies  Benett 

I  Alexander,  Ernest  Wright  

Sykes,  Clement  Arthur,  Special  Service,  South  Africa 

Clerke,  Augustus  Basil  Holt,  p.a.c.  Assist,  Insp.  Army  Ordnance  Dept.,  14  Apr.  99 
|.  Metcalfe,  Sydney  Fortescue 


g  Oct.  99 
g  Oct.  99 
9  Oct.  99 
g  Oct.  99 
9  Oct. 
gOct. 
9  Oct. 
9  Oct. 
9  Oct. 


15  Feb.  89  15  Feb.  92I  9  Oct.  99 
Feb.  Sg  15  Feb.  92  g  Oct.  99 
27  July  89  27  July  921  9  Oct.  gg 
27  July  Sg  27  July  92!  g  Oct.  gg 
27  July  89  27  July  g2 1  9  Oct.  gg 
27  July  Sg  27  July  92,14  Oct.  gg 

_  Feb.  89  15  Feb.  92  21  Oct.  gg 
27  July  Sg  27  July  g2  21  Occ.  gg 
27  July  89  27  July  92  23  Oct.  gg 
27  July  8g'27  July  92  27  Nov.  99 
27  July  Sg  27  Julj'  92  27  Nov.  99 
Feb.  39  15  Feb.  921  j  Dec.  gg 


27  July  Sg 
27  July  Sg 
27  July  Sg 
27  July  89 
27  July  Sg 
27  Julv  89 
27  July  8g 
27  July  80 
27  July  89 
27  July  Sg 
27  July  Sg 


27  July  92  2  Dec.  gg 
27  July  92  2  Dec.  99 
27  July  92    4  p&c.  99 


27  July  92  13  Dec. 
27  July  92  18  Dec. 
27  July  92  iS  Dec. 
27  July  92  26  Dec. 
27  Juiy  92  26  Dec. 
27  July  92  I  Jan, 
27  July  92  I  Jan. 
27  July  92    I  .tan. 


172 


Royal  Horse  and  lioy<d^^teldArtUJ^ 


2nd  LIE OT. 


Captains. 
SUppara,  BerWrt  Cecil,  serving  in  the  Niger  Coa>t  ^'^''tectorat. 

28  Arderne.  David  Davies^ ■■■■■ 

Cape,  Oeorqe  Auijusim  Slewarf'-> 

Hewetson.'  Alexander  William   

Gillmti.  OaJfiei/,  Er/yplian  Armn   ■■■••• 

Kelly.  Henry  Edward  Theodore''^  

84  Wyl'de,  Robert  Darell    ,, 

60  Willis,  Kdward  Henry 

m  AsUworth,  Leonard  Temnle 

L  EHi  Greathed,  Robert  Napier —•■ 

14  Stnlmg,  Charles 

ro  milpottrLfuis  Murray,  Dim,ional  Adjutant,  South  Africa.... 

H  BHA  Best,  Phili])  George 

2  Mnnley.  William  George  Henry 

JO  Parry,  Claud  Frederick  Pilkmgton  ............•••.•■— ■ 

71  Barlow,  John  Viei.<:vic\:,  Acliug  A,lj,da,,t,Uooltan 


3  Jhii. 
3  Jan. 
9  Jan. 
9  Jan. 
17  Jan. 
7  Jan. 


27 


Bayly,  Abingdon  Robert  


,  Rilsea  , 


64  Mallock,  Arthur  Maude  Raymond 
D  KH.v  Smith,  Lionel  Abel ■•■■••.■■. ;'",  y.'".'"; 

^^  ^i^^;,:^^^^:^:,,;^^^^^^  «r^^C''  Dec. ,. 

«Bi  De  Prie,  Hueo  Douglas,  BiMonal  Adjutant,  Woolwich 

Madoeks,  Williim  R.Mrts  Napier   ■■-■■:-■:  ■^■■■iV-yf-r;' '„. 

THi  Tudor,  ilenry  Hugh,  Diviiwnal  AdjataiU,  Si^uth  Apua 

^-n'^::^^:'^:hl:!:/:^.^aS:tS:!7F!:t^B^^^^^ 

■''fS:f-^!^:^^'^^T^rdnanee-6fficer:-;ihc\^:Mad^^  

FD  Perreau,  .rnhur  Montag,.,  DieiJnal  Adjutant,  Sh^.ichfe,  16  June  00 

50  Cottingham,  Henry  Laugrishe  

VD  Douglas,  Sholto  William  (■;  De/iot)     

Artillery,  i  Mar.  ^^9  

i5  White,  Geotfrev  Herbert  Anthony    

I  Packard,  Henry  Norrington 

loS  Heuniug,  Philip  Walter  Beresford   

93  Henderson,  George  James  

145  Stewart,  Davison  Bruce ■ -. 

Biddvlph,  Michael,  Army  Faif  Department 

22  Ravenhill.CoUinpwood 

Birch,  Arthur  Charles  - 

BaiUie,  George,  ^^  Ammunition  Column   

63  Robertson,  Charles  Chetwode 

52    Henry,  John 

45  Short,  William  Ambrose  

J07  Smyth,  George  Abraham 

Y    KHA  England,  Raymond   

79  Montgomery,  Hugh  Maude  deFellenberg ;■■,■>••—; 

31  Browne,  Samuel  Swinton,  Acting  Adjutant,  St.  Thomas*  Mount    

zo  Plummer,  Edmund  Waller  

102  Donaldson,  John  William  Edward^^J    ■ 

112  Mackenzie,  Arthur  Mackenzie  Nutt 

I  KHA  Kay,  William  Heape ■ 

12:!  Overton,  Harry  Rudall ■•■ 

Cubift,  Tliomai'  Aatley,  icitk  IV.  African  Frontier  Force 

FD  Dalby,  John,  Dirisiomil  Adjutant,  Exeter 

i-HA  Hankey,  John  Cyril  Giffard  Aler&,  Divisional  Adjutant,  Newbridge   

i'i8  Stapylton,  Granville  Joseph  Chetvvynd  ^ VV;"": VVV; xt 

Bruce,  Thowas,  Adjutant  i  Newcastle-on-Tyne  Volunteer  Artillery,  25  Nov.  gg.   .. 

I'o  Bruce,  Charles  Maurice  Dundaa  

117  Mathew-Lannuwe,  George  Richard  Mouckton 

Wheatley,  Philip,  Ammunitiou  Column 

38  Wemyss,  Robert  Edward  Fitzmayer  

TD  Evans,  Cuthbert,  Dici»ional  Adjutant,  South  Africa 

141  Dovvnes.  Leo-isrd  Sawbridge-"* - 

Ward,  Harry  Dudley  OssuUton,  Ammunition  Column   

Monkhouse,  William  PercivaP*^     

Cbarlton,  Claud  Edward  Charles  Graham    

'  Ashmore,  Edward  Bailey 

•^6  Vincent,  Berkeley    

■"     Browning,  Ilamcortk  Stephens,  Adj.  i  W.  Siding  of  York  Vol.  Art.  24  July  97  . 

72  Dcnuistouu,  James  George  ..- 

ID  Eva'18,  WiUiam,  D'nnsional  Adjutant,  South  AfHca  

44  Devenish,  Arthur  Henry  Noel 

65  Montgomery,  Archibald  Armar  

BHA  Hine-Haycock,  Vaughan  Randolph,*86  _4.^.„„Mt7ton  Column 

KincaldSmith,  X''.iiii'th  .John,  Avsist.  Provogt  Marshal,  South  Africa,  20  May  00  . 
Mildi/ard,  ILirutd  Charles  Thoroton,  A.  de  C.  to  Lt.Qen.  H.  J.  T.Uihiyard,  5  June  00 
Gosling,  Seymour  Frederick,  Ammunition  Column,  Kimberley 

T,Q  Atkinson,  Ben-"- 

135  Becke,  Archibald  Frank^"-    

JefEcoat,  Henry  Jameson  Powell   

FD  Llovd,  Horace  Giesler,288  Divinonal  Adjutant,  Colchester 

Liveing,  Charlrn  Hawker,  Uganda  Rifles 

116  Davsdu,  Harry  Miller 

85  Maulo,  Henry  Noel  St.  John  


13  Nov.  89  13  Nov.  92 
13  Nov.  89  13  Nov.  92 
13  Nov.  8q  13  Nov.  g 
I    Nov.  89  13  Nov.  92 

13  Nov.  89  13  Nov.  q:^ 

14  Feb.  90  14  Feb.  93 
14  Feb.  90  J4  Feb.  93  19  Jan. 
14  Feb.  90  14  Feb.  g3|i9  J^in. 
14  Feb.  go  14  Feb.  931 19  -lan. 
14  Feb.  go  14  Feb.  91  21  .Inn 
14  Feb.  gc  14  Feb.  93  2^  .bin, 
14  Feb.  90  14  Feb.  93  23  Jan. 
14  Feb.  go  14  Feb.  9:5123  Jan 
14  Feb.  9<;  14  Feb.  93I23  Jan 

14  Feb.  93  23  Jan 

14  Feb.  93 

14  Feb.  93 

14  Feb.  9: 

14  Feb.  93 

14  Feb.  93 

14  P'eb.  g_ 

14  Feb.  93 

14  Feb.  93 

4  Feb.  93 
14  Feb.  93 
14  Feb.  91 
10  May  93 

_  July  93 
25  July  93 
25  July  9 
25  -luly  93 

5  Jul.V  9^^ 
25  July  93 
.iS  July  93 
25  July  93 

25  July  93 
25  July  93 
25  July  93 
25  July  93 
25  July  93 

25  July  93 
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I  Nov.  93 
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13  Feb.  91 
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16  May  91 
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24  July  91 
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27  Jan.  92 
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12  Feb.  92 
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3  Jan.  00 
3  Fei).  00 
3  Feb.  o3 
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3  Feb,  00 
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24  July  Q4 
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Royal  Morse  and  Boyal  Field  Artillery. 


173 


Captains. 


i3  Spencer,  Harrisoa 

3  Wardrop,  Alexander  Ernest    

6  Forman,  Douglas  Kvans 

Johnstone,  -Tames  Henry  Waller,^^  Ammttnition  Column    

ID  Rumsder:,  Heniy,  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Lord  Lieut,  of  Ireland 

Tihiey,  Xonnaii  Ecvles,  Kith  Zfaxim  Guns,  China  

Barry,  James  Ravid,  Reserre  

EUershatc.  Wilfrid,  Instructor  Royal  Military  Academy^  30  Nov.  00 

FD  Rhodes,  Bernard  Maitland,  Reserve  (6  Depot) 

97  Byron.  Joh'i^^>    

FD  Johnston,  Frederick  Campbell, ^^'  Renerve ;  DiviKwnal  Adjutant,  Aldenhot 
70  Swann,  Clarence  John  Henry,  Garriron  Class,  Bangalore    

Garxfin,  Keuri/  Edward,  Indian  Ordnance  Department 

32  OldfteUi,  Leopold  Charles  Louis 

109  Mackenzie.  Frederick  William 

Bridcjes,  George  Tom  Molesworth,  Central  Africa  Regiment  

:i9  Houstoun,  Alexander^^^^ 

Walshe,  Frederick  \Vm.  Henry , 

46   Foulkes,  Heury  Drury 

PD  Wilson,  Herbert  Stanley,  Diciiional  Adjutant,  Xetoea^tle,  3  Dec.  00 

36  Bond,  Henry  Heudley    

130  de  Berry,  Phibp  Patrick  Evelyn , 

Courage,  Miles  Rafe  Ferguson 

PD  Ollivant,  John  Spencer,  Diciiional  Adjutant^  South  Africa    

Key  worth,  Robert  Geotfrey 

66  Wood.Cbas.  Hastings^*... — 

38  SelJL'inan.  Herbert  Spencer 

Macntiyhten,  Ernest  Brandon,  Rkodesian  Field  Force    , 

78  Lament,  John  William  Frasere 

PD  Faber,  Walter  Vavasour,  Reserve  {3  Depot) 

PDBeever,  Henry  Holt,  Rexerve  [:,  Depot) 

iA.  RHA  Dixon,  Edward  Travers,^^^  Reserve 

79  Buchanan,  Bertram  George 

Stanley,  Bon.  George  Frederic  

PDRumball,  Charles  Alfred,  Reserve,  Divitional  Adjutant,  Brighton 

53  Ponsonby,  Edward  Francis  Talbot 

Stevenson,  Edward  Hall    

15  Wheble,  James  St.  Lawrence, 2^'  Reserve  

14   Har])ur,  Edmund  Herbert,  Ammunition  Column 

M'yiitf:r,  Hugh  Talhof,  A.  O.  Department,  Singapore    

Newmau,  Edward  Harding.  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  S.  C.  Mart 

Davies,   Walter  Percy  Lionel,  Ammunition  Column 

26  Thompson,  William  George^**^ 

40  Higginson,  Conway  Richard  Dohhs,  Reserve 

Syinon,  Walter  Conover,^^^  Annnunifion  Column,  Natal 


2NDI.TEnT. 


12  Feb.  92  12  Feb.  95  15  Mar.  00 

12  Feb.  92I12  Feb.  95  15  Mar.  00 
19  Feb.  9219  Feb.  95I15  Mar.  00 

3  Mar.  92]  3  Mar.  95  15  Mar.  00 

13  Feb.  91  [3  Feb.  91  15  Mar.  00 
19  Mar.  92,19  Mar.  95  15  Mar.  00 

:i4  Aug.  76  19  Mar.  85 

I  Apr.  92    I  Apr,  95  21  Mar.  cx> 

27  July  fioj  I  Apr.  89 

I  Apr.  9z|   I  Apr.  gs  3'^  Mar.  00 

128  July  831  1  Apr.  92 

I  Apr.  92!  I  Apr.  95'  5  Apr.  00 
1  Apr.  Q2'  1  Apr.  951  5  Apr.  00 

1  Apr.  9?|  I  Apr.  951  5  Apr.  00 
13  May  92|i3  May  93 1  5  Apr.  00 
19  Feb.  92  ig  Feb.  95  5  Apr.  00 
i3  May  9?  tS  May  95  6  Apr.  00 
22  July  92  22  July  95    6  Apr.  00 

2  July  92  22  July  95  6  Apr.  co 
22  July  92  22  July  95  6  Apr.  00 
22  July  92  22  July  95  6  Apr.  oo 
27  July  92|32  July  95    6  Apr.  00 

Aug-.  92;  ID  Aug.  95    6  Apr.  oo 
Oct.    j2    I  Oct.   95    7  Apr.  00 

10  Oct.  92  17  Oct.  95  1 1  Apr.  00 
17  Oct.  92'r7  Oct.  95  12  Apr.  oo 
17  Oct.  92'i7  Oct.  95  18  Apr.  CO 

9  Nov.  92!  9  Nov.  95  18  Apr.  00 

1  Jan.  93    1  Jan.  go  18  Apr.  co 

......       75  Jan.  77  29  Aug.  00 

i3  Dec.  73  24  Feb.  00 

I22  Feb.  82    8  June  91 

11  Jan.  9^11  Jan.  96  19  Apr.  00 
id  Jan.  Qj  13  Jan.  96  19  Apr.  00 

24  July  86|24  Jan.  00 

16  Jan.  93  16  Jan.  96123  Apr.  00 
iS  Jan.  93' 18  Jan,  96J27  Apr.  00 

'29  Apr.  73I30  Sept.82 

I  Feb.  93'  I  Feb.  gdlii  May  00 
I  Feb.  9^  I  Feb.  9fi'2i  May  00 
I  Feb.  93  I  Feb.  96  21  May  00 
I  Feb.  03  I  Feb.  gt  21  May  00 
I  Feb.  93  16  Feb.  96  21  May  00 
31  Jan.  78:19  July  86 


mmunitton  Lolumn,  JSatal i  Mar.  93,  i  Mar.  9622  May  00 

33  Johnson,  Ronald  Marr 4  ilar.  93;  i  Mar.  9626  May  00 

ClHi-ke,  George  Vernon |  4  Mar.  93'  4  Mar.  9627  May  00 

FD  Smith.  John  Lesbe,  Reserve  (i  Depot)   I       23  Feb.  81  24  Aug.  S9 

23  Eden,  William  Rns\i\iYOo\s.e,'^^  South  Africa |  4  Mat.  93    4  Mar.  96  2S  May  00 

10  Nuti,  Arthur  Charles  Rothery I16  Mar.  93    6  Mar.  96128  May  co 

"  -      --     -  I  Apr.  93'  I  Apr.  96I28  May  00 

I  Apr.  93:  i  Apr.  96;  5  June 00 
I  Apr.  93!  I  Apr.  p6  10  June  c 
1  Apr.  93!   I  Apr.  96  i 
6  Apr.  9-1 
6  Apr.  93 
I  May  93 
30  May  93  : 
30  May  9 ;  : 


96  Wilson,  Lancelot  Machell^^ 

.03  HaniilLou,  Claud  Lorn  Campbell   

12  Doyle,  John  Fras.  Innes  Hay , 

54  Caiines,  James  Elliot 

KD  BroQghton,  Legh  Harley  Delves^''^ 

Carey,  Harold  Eustace 

56  Drake,  William  Hacche,  Garrison  Adjutant,  Egypt. 

Stanton,  Francis  Henry  Guy 

25  Clarke,  Henry  Calvert  Stanley  __ _ „  _    , 

25  Ritchie,  Charles  Maclver 14  June  9.^ 

48  Keane,  Sir  John,  Jit.,  Aide  de  Camp  to  Lord  Lieut,  of  Ireland  i  Jan.  97 Wj  June  9,, 

Atlay,  Hu2h  Wordsworth '26  June 93 

=7  O'Malley,  Charles  Loughlin ;2C  June  93 

Mair,  George  Tagore 30  June  95 

Edwards,  Arthur  Clement    |  i  Aug.  9:; 

05  Brooke,  Edward  William  Saurin    11  Aug.  93 

32  Seagram,  Tom  Ogle ,11  Aug.  93 

92  Stallard,  Stacy  Frampton jii  Aug.  93 

Hawkes,  Corlia  St.  Leger  GiUman 19  Aug.  93 

37  Cotton,  Arthur  Stedman  I  i  Sept.93 

40  Radcliffe,  Percy  PoUesfen  de  Blaquiere  j  4  Oct.  93 

15  Mut-grave,  Arthur  David  21  Oct.  93 

Phipps,  Henry  Ramsay 21  Oct.  93 


Oct.  93 
21  Oct.  93 
23OCL.  93 
4  Nov.  93 
9  Dec.  93 
6  Dec,  93 


41  Arbuthnot,  Alexander  George,  Acting  Adjutant,  Meean  Meer. 
06  Koebel,  Henry  Arthur,  Acting  Adjutant,  Bangalore 

Tyler,  Francis  Camtron,  Myderahnd  Contingent 

cD  Monr.resor,  Louis  Basset  (4  Depot) 

Hope,  Charles  Dunbar   , 

Wade,  H.  Amyas  Leigh  Herschel 

II  Coode,  Henry  Penrose  Rushton 13^  Dec.  93 

14  Forman,  Arthur  Baron^^^ 14  Mar.  94 

FD  Stobart,  George  Herbert  (2  Depot)    ]  16  Mar.  94 

Fair,  Arthur  Edward  Ballour  

^7  Birley,  Richard  Archibald    

S/'otc«,  Frank  Tatton,  Pay  Department 

24  Lewin,  Henry  Frederick  Elliott  [^Depot) 

Edward*,  William  Egerton,  West  Aj'rican  Frontier  Force 

Paiey,  Raymond  Edward  , 

Walthall,  E.  C.  Walthall  Delves 

Conolly,  Edward  Michael,  Ammunition  Column,  Natal    .... 

FitzGerald,  Mordaunt  J.  Fort 

Genimell,  Wm.  Alex.  Stewart 

Grayson,  Amb.  D.  Hotdrege     

Wingat',  George  Miller,'*^  Reserve 


June  00 
6  Apr.  q6  14  June  00 

6  Apr.  96  16  June  00 
May  96  18  June  00 

30  May  96  18  June  oo 
30  Mai*  96  iS  June 00 
4  June  96  t8  June  00 

7  Jane  gS'iS  June 00 
26  June  96'iS  June  00 

•Xi  June  96  19  June  00 
30  June  96  25  June  00 

I  Aug.  96  29  June  00 
II  Aug.  90  29  June  00 
1 1  Aug.  96  29  June  00 
II  Aug.  9629  June  00 


ig  Aug.  96  30  June  00 

1  Sept. 96  26  July  00 

4  Oct.  96  28  July  00 

;i  Oct.  96  28  July  00 

I  Oct.  96  28  July  00 

21  Oct.  96   8  Au^.  00 

Oct,  96  22  Aug.  00 

23  Oct.  y6  30  Aug.  00 

4  Nov.  96  30  Aug.  00 

9  Dec.  g6   i  Sept.oD 

16  Dec.  96   8  Sept.oo 

31  Dec.  96,14  Sept.oo 

14  Mar.  97:15  Sept.oo 

16  Mar.  97  17  Sept.oo 

22  Mar.  94  22  Mar.  97  22  Sept.oo 

I  Apr.  94    I  Apr.  97I  i  Oct.  00 

I  Apr.  94    I  Apr.  97;  6  Oct.  00 

1  Apr.  94    I  Apr,  97    6  Oct.   00 

I  Apr.  94    I  Apr.  97  12  Oct.  00 

1  Apr.  94'  I  Apr.  97  12  Oct.  00 

I  Apr.  94!  1  Apr.  g7Ji5  Oct.  00 

14  July  g4  14  July  97ji8  Oct.  00 

T  Sept.94J  I  Sept.97  23  Oct.   00 

29  Sept.g4  29  Sept.  97  26  Oct.  00 

4  Oct.  94:  4  Oct.  97    I  Nov.  00 

I  9  Oct.  77  20  Jan.  86 


174 


Royal  Horse  and  Royal  Field  Artillery. 


Captains. 

VuHA  Dickson, Bertram,  "^ 

Imp.  Rep.  Corps...  ) 

Qhha    Barnes,      Chris-  "> 

topher  Chevalier,  i 

VsHA  Wheeler,     Edgar) 

Lockyer    ) 

Tbha  Inphain,  Charles  ( 

St.  Maur  ) 

Peck,  Hy.  Richard- ) 

sou,  Amm.  Column) 

17  Giiffith,  Rupert  Henn 


15  Nov.  04  15  Nov.  97 
17N0V.  9417  Nov.  97 
17N0v.94ii7Nov.97 
17  Nov.  94  17  Nov.  97 
i7Nov.94'i7  NGV.Q7 


:j  Nov.  94 


Lieutenants. 


17  Nov.  97 


2ND  LIEUT. 


19  Russell,  Harry  Thompson 17  Nov.  94 

y  KHAAVainewritjht.Arth'.u- Reginald  17  Nov.  94 

33  Smith,  Henry  Broke 17  Nov.  94 

28  Miller,  Hujrh  de  Burgh   I17  Nov.  94 

G  BHA  Foster,  Wilfrid  Lionel   ...|t7  Nov.  94 

HHi  Balfour,ColiuDeni8on3"6(Dfpo/)|i7  Nov. 94 
Tbha  Weber,  Wm.  Herman  Frank^"":!?  Nov.  94 

66  Scott,  Charles  Walker '17  Nov. 94 

17  Nov.  94 
17  Nov.  94 
17  Nov.  94 

17  Nov.  94 
17  Nov.  94 
12  Dec.  94 
12  Dec.  94 
15  June  95; 
15  June  9£ 


C  RHA  Barton,  Patterson, 

55  Winter,  Ormoude  de  PEp^e  

13  Wilson,  Francis  Adrian 

O  aHA  Livingstone  -  Learmonth,   \ 

Fras.  Leger  Christiau S 

M  BHA  Gray,  Norman  M'Neill 

Dyson,  Louis  Morgan,  Ammu-1 

yiition  Cohiinn    J 

BHAArchdale,  Theodore  Montgomry 
BD  Newcome,   Henry   William  {7) 

Depot) S 

3  Newman, Chas.  Richd 

53  Higgins.  John  Fred.  Andrews  ...|i5  June 9 

74  Bn-ch,  Edward  Massy i5June9 

N  BHA  Despard, Wilfred  H.Croasdaile 
Butler,  George  Lewis,  Amuut-\ 

nit  ion  Cohimu,    ) 

Teha  Begbie,  Alfred  Richard  Glynn 

Kirke,    Kenneth    St.   George,  \ 

Special  Ammunition  Column... ) 

M  BHA  Bethell,  Alfred  Bryan   

22  Kerahle,  Francis  Arthur 

J  BHA  Hill,  Roderick  TickelP^a 

20  Bayley,  George  H.  Wyndham    ... 

83  Blois,  Dudley  George   

85  Rudkin,  William  Charles  Eric  ... 

^5  Maidlow,  John  Southern  

69  Belcher,  Harold  Thomas 

fV^esf,  G.  Evelyn  John  Anneslei/,  ) 

JViger  Coa»t  Protectorate   S 

N  BHA  Game,  Philip  Woolcott 

6  Buzzard,  Frank  Anstie   

63  Street,  Harold  Edward^w  

Hinde,  A'au , 

O  BHA  Gosj^et,  Francis  Wm.3i3   

51  Bolster,  George  Emil    , 

G  BHA  Caltbrop,  Everard  Ferguson 

37  Smith,  Harry  Reg.  WalterMarriatt 
O  BHA  Howell,  Geoff.Llewellyn  Hinds 
A  BHA  Du  Port,  Osmond  Charteris^'^ 

28  MacDougall,  John  Patrick , 

11  Gordon,  George  Hamilton 

30  Pattisson,  John  Howell  

127  Thackeray,  Charles  Bouverie  .. 
S  BH*  Goldie,*Mark  Leigh , 

tS  Fox,  Arthur  Maxwell  

CBHAHolIand,  Charles  Stewart...  . 
S  BHA  Bell,  William  Cory  Heward  .., 

21  Ramsdeu,  Richard  Elmslie  

FD  Logan,    Francis    Douglas    (1 7 

Depot) j" 

3  Jones,  Eustace  Henry    

J4  Goodson,  Frank     

23  Ward,  Harry  

23  Lewis,  Philip  Edward 

13  Furnivall,  Willoughby    

U  BHA  AUcard,  Herbert ]]] 

33  Lough,  Arthur  Tobin 

55  Hope,  John  William    

RHA  Farquhar,  James  {Depot)  

24  Hudson,  Arthur  Rosa 

^i  Stirliug,  AVilliam 

E  jiHA  Mackey,  Hugh  James  Alex.... 
Sedgwick,  Francis  Roger,  Am-  > 

munition  Column j 

l^  Henvey,  Ralph 

U  HHA  Utter-Barry,  Franci8Melvil«*l2i  Mar!  96 

48  Atkinson,  Francis  Damer 21  Mar.  96 

12  Pringle,  Hall  Grant '      " 

40  Kinbman,  tJerald  U.  Vivian 
Os  Tovoy,  Guorge  Straagwuya 


X  Nov.  00 

o  Nov.  00 ' 

10  Dec.  00 

10  Nov.  00 

14  Nov.  00 
14  Nov.  00 


15  June  95 

15  June  95 

15  June  9 

15  June  95 

15  June  95 
15  June  95 
15  June  95 
15  June  95 
15  June  95 
15  June  95 
15  June  95 
15  June  95 

19  July  95 
2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  95 

2  Nov.  95 

2  Nov.  95 
2  Nov.  9s 
21  Mar.  96 
21  Mar.  99 
■21  Mar.  96 
2 1  Mar.  96 
21  Mar.  96 
21  Mar.  96 
21  Ma?'.  96 
21  Mar.  96 
2 1  Mar.  96 
21  Mar.  96 

21  Mar.  96 

21  Mar.  96 


7  Nov.  97 
7  Nov.  97 
7  Nov.  97 
7  Nov.  97 
7  Nov.  97 
7  Nov.  97 
7  Nov.  97 
7  Nov.  97 
7  Nov.  97 
7  Nov.  97  j 
7  Nov.  97| 
7  Nov.  97 
7  Nov.  97 
2  Dec.  97 
2  Dec.  97 
5  June  98 


LlETTTENANTS. 


52  Gilpin.  Bradney  Bernard  21  Mar.  96 

Bbha  Head,  Arthur  E   Maxwell   ..,21  Mar.  96 

56  Deshon,  Fredk.  G.  Tower ?i  Mar.  96 

63  Fulton,  John  Duncan  Bertie^'2    21  Mar.  96 

75  Patersou,  Philip  Joseph 14  J''lr  9^ 

M  BHA  Brancker,  William  Sefton    ...21  Sept.96 
GRHALivingstone-Learmonth.J.E.C  21  Sept.96 


6?  Wynne.Henry  Ernest  Singleton 

87  Biirne.  E'lward  Robert 

Hoqq,  Vudolph  Edward  Trower,  \ 

Ki/derahad  Contingent  i 

HBHATailyour,Geo.HerculesForster 

61  Dooner,  John  Graham 

J  RHA  Hii:,  Henry  Warburton^i^ 

P  RHA  Bnchanan-Dunlop,  C.  Napier 

M  RHA  Elliot.  Edward  Halhed  Hugh 

74  JuUan,Chai'les.Tobn,  Ammuni-') 

tion  Column,  Natal  i 

FD  Russell,  Hon.  Bertrand  Joseph 
32  Roberts.  John  Bradley,  Acting  ") 

Adjutant,  Jhansi     i 

J  RHA  Clark.  William  Ellis 

R  RHA  Cantlie.Wm.  HenryNorthcote 

RHA  Phillips,  Kdw.  Hawtin  {BDe\iof) 

37  Gethin,    Richard   Walter    St.) 

Lawrance S 

Weha  Stopford,  Heneage  Frank 

40  Smith-RewbO,    Hy.    Bingham) 

Whistler    j 

50  Bartholomew.  William  Henry... 
R  RHA  Rainsford-Hannay,  Frederick 

21  Gill,  Douglas  Howard 

FD  Peckham,      Richard      Harry) 
(3  Depot)   S 


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5  JunegS  j  rha  Warburton,  William  Melvill., 


5  June  9 
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5  June  981 1 


4  Hartland-Mahon.MarcusChas. 

James 

44  Mundy,    Harcourt    Antrobus 

Lindsay 

29  Campbell,  Norman  St.  Clair 
5  June98j'c  itHiWillis.  Sherlock  Geo.  Ramsay 

c  Tmiflna  I  57  Wyatt,  George  Nevile^'" 

5duuc9o  tj^  Jones, Wm.  P.Sutton 

5  JuneoSiJB  rha  Fawcus,  Hugh  

5  June  98   A  A  BHA  Rochfort-Boyd,  Henry  Chas 

-"^  Jnne9S     69  Goff,  Lionel  Trevor 

5June98J    62  Stanley,  Frederick   

18  Furse,  Edmund  \VilUani 

1  Forsyth,  James  Arch.  Charteris 
D  BHA  Ellington,  Edward  Leonard 

P  RHA  Nevill,  Hugh  Lewis   

99  Jones,  Richard  Percy  ...  

84  Twidale,  William  Cecil  Erasmus 
86  Shewell.  Eden  Francis 
42  Hawksley,  JohuPlunkettVerney 
73  de  Smidt,  Erroll  Mervyn 
140  Meyricke,  Rupert  John  Chaberti  i  Seiit.97 
9  Bedwell,  Ed.  Parker,  Ammn.  Col.    i  Sept. 97 
65  Paxton,  Harold  William 
64  Spiller, Duncan  Wilfred  Lambart 

58  Browne,  Edmond  Waller   

7  Symes-Thompson,  A.  Howard 


5  June  98, 
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5  June  93 
5  JunegS 

9  July  98 

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4  Jameson,  Wm.  Kenneth Eustacei22  Oct.  97 


Secoxd  Lieutenants. 


2r  Mar.  96  21  Mar.  99: 
21  Mar.  96  21  Mar.  99J 
I  Mar.  96|2r  Mar.  99^ 


73  Bartley,  Stanhope  Cole. 

41  Builer,  Bernard  Arnold  Bamugton 

47  Sbaw-Stewart,  Basil  Heron 

78  Turner,  Arthur  Jervois    

!ii6  Mallock,  Charles  Herbert 

78  Allardyce,  John  Grahame  Buchanan 

49  Norton,  \VilUam  Harold   

53  Cameron,  Oxford  Somerville 

8  Scott,  John  Willoughby   

Synnoit.  Wilfrid  Thomas  

40  Martelli,  Horace  de  Courcy*'*    

72  Nutt,  Charles  Raymond 

L  RHA  Mellor,  Tocelyn  

39  Harrison,  Alfred  Herbert  

63  Caniughame,  Edward  Wm.  Montgomery- 
West,  Alex.  Henry  Delap,  Ammn.  Column.  ... 
20  Dobson,  Montague  Charles 

48  Browne,  Alfred  Eden 

86  St.  John,  Edmund  Farquhar 

D  BHA  Reichwald,  William  Frederick 

15  Thomson,  Roger  Gordon, CoHuaiescendJep.  ) 

KnifauU _f 

76  Littledale,  Arthur  Charles 

Anstruther,  Robert  Abercrombie,  Ammu-\ 

nition  Column j 

Salmond,    William    Geoffrey  Hanson,    withl 
Maxim  Gunf,  China. > 

73  Schrottky,  Cecil  Eugene  Gerard    


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23  Dec.  97 
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19  Jan.  97 
19  Jan.  98 
26  Feb.  98 
26  Feb.  98 
7.6  Feb.  93 
21  Apr.  9S 

23  June  98 

23  June  98 

23  June  98 

23  JunegS 
3  JunegS 


Boyal  Horse  and  Eoyal  Field  Artillery. 


175 


SeCOTSD  r.IBUTBNANTS. 

Holford,  Charles  Frederick 

Karslake,  Henry 

Parsons,  William  Forster 

Rich,  John  Easton  

WickhaiD,  Thomas  Edmund  Palmer... 

Awdry,  Ambrose  John 

Sheppard.  Pon«onby  (4  Depot)   

LBrownine,  Charles  Hunter  (Z)e;ioO  

Mackworth,  Francis  Julian  Audley 

I  Davidson,  Norman  Randall 

Gretton,  Georse  Foster 

Colville,  John  Ross 

Maturin.  Reginald  Georjre   

Mon-is,  Georjre  William  Sterne  

Sealy,  John  M'Queeu 

Boddam-Wheiham,  Cecil  

Sherbrooke,  Nevile  Hush  Cairns 

Woollcombe-Adams,  Cecil  Edward  Geo 
Ammnnifisn  Column    

Crozier,  Baptist  Barton     

Woodrofte,  Charles  Richard  

Harris,  Oscar  Mark 

;  West,  Francis  George  

i  Blathw-ayt,  Gerald  Wynter 

Simpson,  Heory  Charles 

Lowther,  Edward  St.  George 

.  Cossart,  Arthur  Raleigh  Blandy  

Lfimb,  Reginald  Wilfred 

I  Hezlet,  Robert  Knos 

Mellor,  Abel 

I  Stanley,  Oliver  Hugh    

Craven,  Waldemar  Sigismund  Dacre    . 

Cornes,  Hugh  (2  Depot) 

i  Harris,  Arthur  George  Robert  Charles  . 
;  Thomson,  Alan  Fortescue  Pachmari  .... 

Furse,  George  Armand 

.  Maclean,  John  Marsham 

}  Trencli,  Francis  Maxwell  Chenevis   .... 

I  Bryant,  Frederick  Carkeet 

!  White,  Roger  Wingate 

I  Riddell,  John  Balfour   

\  Venning,  Gordon  Ralph  

J  Nesham,  Thomas  Peere  Williams    

J  Bourchier,  Raymond  Walter  Harry    .... 

r  Bridges,  Alexander  Henry 

)  Sleddon,  Herbert  Walter  (5  Depot)  

J  Wall,  Richard  Ralph  Baldwin  , 

[  Asser,  Verney  

*  Hamhro,  Harold  Everard     

J  Taylor,  Glenleigh  John  Schill   

3  Boss,  Alan  Campbell 

)  Keate,  Robert  Dizmore  Morris 

1  Harrison,  Alan  Duncan    

j  Roberts,  Douglas  Walkden 

J  Crowe,  Thomas  FitzGerald  Hume    

3  Cowell,  Henry  PuUeine  John     

Johnstone,  Gilbert  Lumley 

Lynch-Staunton,Regmald  Kirkpatrick,^'^  > 

AmmnnHion  Column S 

;  Parsons,  William  Frederic  

;  Vernon,  Lionel  Douglas    

Balliijghail,  Harry  Miller    

D  Thellusson,  Hon.  Hugh  Edmund    

3  Mayall,  Charles  Gosset    

Hardtciek,  Stephen  Thomas,  South  Africa 

2  Cooke,  Edward  Douglas  Montague  Hunter 

D  Naper,  Lenox  Arthur  Dutton 

8  Williams,  Robert  Carlisle 

Lascelles,  Ronald  Hastings 

2  Leggett,    Eric   Henry   Goodwin,    AcHng  f 

Adjutant^  Allahabad     i 

B  Dickmson,  Wm.  Henry  EgertondeBrissac... 

3  Cox,  Harold  Bennett  

8  Warren,  Lionel  Edward 

1  King.  George  HubertClayton 

9  Goschen,  Arthur  Alec 

7  Scott,  Charles  Alexander  Reid  

2  Crolton,  Malby 

o  Puunett,  Percival  Rudd   

Maunsell,  Cecil  John  Coka^Tie  

9  Hamilton,  Harry  Austen  

6  MuiTay,  Francis  Mackenzie 

4  Ironside,  William  Edmund 

2  Higgon,  Archibald  Bellairs 

Stewart,  Douglas,  W.  African  Frontier  Force 

0  GourUe,  James 

1  Roberts,  Ivon  d'Esierre 

I  Ealston,  George  Richard  

o  Ballard,  John  Arthur 

Clark,  Cecil  Horace    

10  Lloyd,  Owen  Stanley 

5  Delves-Hroughtou,  William  Edward 
D  Hood,  Edward  Thesiger  Frankland  (2)£r^o^) 
:-j  Cockcraft,  Louis  William  La  Trobe. 

Laurie,  Kenrick  Carteret 


2NDHKDT.! 


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25  Juneg^i 
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23  June  gSj 

23  JunegS, 

24  JunegS 
24  June  98 
^4  June  98 
24  June  98 
24  June  g8 

24  JunegS 
14  Sept.gS 
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23  Dec.  981 
23  Dec.  gS 
23  Dec.  99 
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25  Dec.  98 

23  Dec.  98 
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4  Mar.  99 
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4  Mar.  99 
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20  May  gg 

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4  J  une  99 
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24  J  une  99 

25  June  99 
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June  99 
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25  June  gg 
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25  Junegg 
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SEcoxn  Lieutenants. 
12  Queripel.  Leslie  Herbert 

91  Hare,  George  Ambrose 

g  Addison.  Arthur  Mervyn 

26  Hill,  Hugh  Rowley 

16  Savile,  Lawrence  Wrey    

Sg  Hoare,  Lionel  Leonard. 

8g  Godman, Lawrence ■ 

85  Jelf,  Wdfrid  Wykeham 

90  Marryat.  Ronald 

Parkin,  William  Allan  Brooke  

[04  Chamier,  Henry  Arthur  Guy 

21  Johnson, Edward  Fielder 

5  Gray,  Evelyn  St.  Clair 

94  Anderson,  Thomas  Gayer    

92  Preeston,  Noel  Percival  Richard  

105  Duthie,  Arthur  Murray 

t23  Curling,  Joseph  

147  Saunders,  Cecil  Howie 

148  Steel,  Edward  Anthony    

146  Stillwell,  William  Digby 

30  Henderson,  Clarence  Gordon  Hume    

91  Cox,  Charles  Henry  Fortnom    

92  Potter,  Claud  Furniss  

loi  Gascoigne,  Lionel  

26  Belgrave,  John  Dalrymple 

148  Reynolds,  Douglas 

146  Gray,  Walter  Ker   

96  Bates,  Cecil  Robert    

59  Armitage,  Charles  Clement 

97  Erskine,  Arthur  Edward 

gS  Hebert,  Charles  

95  Burnyeat,  Hugh  Ponsonby 

90  Tngi'am,  John  ilarkham 

59  Thornton,  Godfrey  St.  Leger 

95  Popham,  Gilbert  Leyborne 

147  Atchison,  Henry  Whiston    

T07  Jervis,  Nicholas  Gordon  Mainwaring 

g3  Lewer,  Leonard  William .••■- 

g7  Gillespie,  Hugh  James 

99  Shaw*  Randolph  Albert  

gg  Salt,  Harold  Francis 

132  Corbett,  Cecil  Uvedale 

10  Hill,  Gerald  Arthur  Hill,  Imp.  Rep.  Corps- 

g3  Ramsay,  Norman 

1:6  Scarlett,  James  Alexander 

Robin^on,  Frederick  Winwood  

M'Lean,  Charles  Wesley  Weldon 

Keith,  Rnyden  Carlyle 

129  Piddingto'u,  Arthur    

130  Burrill,  Robie  William  Sterns    

42  Groves,  William  Frederick  Priauls 

FD  Hawkins,  Charles  Francis  (6  Drpot)  ...... 

FD  Henderson,  James  Alexander  ^  Depoi.) 
FD  Jervis-Smith,  Eustace  John  (2  Depot)  ... 

M5  King,  Henry  .lames  Philips  

126  Masters,  Godfrey • ■ ■■• 

125  Sherlock,  David  John  Christopher  Eustace 

113  Hav,  Edward  Stuart 

124  Ditmas,  Harold  Edward  Churton 

Layton,  George  Vivian  Temple ■■ 

Bower,  Claude  Edward  Syndercombe   .. 

Finlayson,  Robert  Gordon 

121  Eden,  Alan  George ■■ 

120  Thompson,  Livingston  WiUiam  Norman 

iig  Dunbar,  Joseph  Cameron    

iiB  Younger,  Arthur  Allan  Shakespear    

98  Forbes,  ^o».  Donald  Alexander    

114  Fero-usson,  Vivian  Moffat  

106  Whitfield,  Robert  Langton  Digby   

103  Spinks,  Charlton  Watson 

53  Meldon,  Philip  Albert  ■■/■■•- ;:•- 

FD  Pinto-Leite,  Arsenio  Joseph  (5  Depot)  .. 

107  Tijou,  Reginald  Alton  

[08  Skinner,  Edward  John 

log  Brousson,  Frederick 

no  TraiU,  Henry  Edward  O'Brien  ....... 

102  Spencer-Smith,  Drummond  Cospatrick  . 

112  Bowles,  John  de  Vere    

ri7  Willis,  Arthur    

124  Boyd,  Henry  Alexander  

125  Bartram,  Harry  Brocklesby    •••• 

145  Nixon,  Christopher  WiUiam  

no  Muirhead,  Murray  

Ill  Sarson,  Edward  Vipan 

IT2  Young,  Claude  Sheridan 

54  Lawrence,  Henry  Rundle    

ti3  Gibbon,  John  Houghton 

114  Philips,  John  Lionel 

115  Ahibaster,  Rupert  Cecd   

116  Rogers,  Walter  Lacy  Yea 

117  Hill,  Rowley  Arthur  Edward 

iiS  Stebbing,  Nigel  Austin    

119  Ormerod,  George  Milner 

120  James,  Christian  Wilfrid 

121  Sinclair,  Thomas  Charles 


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131 


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175^ 


Royal  Horse  and  B-otjal  Field  Artillerij, 


Second  Likutbnaitts. 

42  Vickery,  Charles  Edwin 

54  Jacksou,  H\i?h  Stanley 

106  Murray.  William  Athole 

S2  Biddnlph,  Leonard  Shrapnel 

107  Bayley,  Arthur  Frederick 

108  Fi"^her,  Herbert  Oeorge  

128  Johnson,  Raymond  Henry 

II  Porter,  Leslie  Hainiilylde  Morse 

105  Jones,  Robert  Arthur 

109  Napier,  Vernon  Monro  Oolquhoun 

10  JohD&tori,  Richard  George  Mann  

70  Stewart,  James  St.  Clair  Drysdale 

51  Pullev.  Charles 

122  Grice  Hutchinson,  Claude  Broughton  

325  Bradbury,  Edward  Kinder 

I  Renny-TaUyour,  .lohn  Wingfield   ,. 

106  Raikes,  Lawrence  Taunton  

48  Paul,  Walter  ReginaUl 

123  Prance,  Robert  Conrtenay , 

J17  Powel'.  John  Harold  Slade 

131  Bucknill,  Llewellvn  Morris 

6  FarT;in,  George  Francis 

126  Marshall,  Frederick  Herbert 

129  Stevens,  Cecil  .Mordaunt  Henry 

113  Boyd,  Arthur  Octavian   

104  Wavren,  William  Robinson    

io2  Cowan,  James  De  Butts  

80  Bate,  Thomas  Reginald  Fraser    

Harrison,  James  Murray  Robert ,. 

98  Medlicotr,  Henry  Edward  

102  Caulfeild,  Harry  Frowd  St.  George   

loT  Taylor.  Brook  Wilbraham  

16  Bell,  Eric  James 

24  Hext,  George  Trevor  Barkley 

144  Rawlins,  Stuart  "William  Hughes 

3,3  Bath,  Kenneth  Lambert 

90  Adams,  Robert  Jackson 

76  Davies-Evans,  Herbert 

105  Griffin,  John  M'Clean 

140  Mann,  George  Dmican  

52  Webber,  Horace  Armino  Williams 

32  Gregory,  Kimber  Hamond 

141  Rickards,  Marcus  Cecil  Anson   

b5  Lee,  Gerald  Wolsenholme  

104  Carrington,  Charles  Ronald  Brownlow 

(34  Foston,  William  John  Lloyd 

140  Sinclair,  John  Norman 

141  Langford,  Edward  Gilliat 

63  Rhodes,  Wilfred  AlcTurk    

130  Curling,  AViUiam  Graham  

142  Bull,  Henry 

I  Ramsden,  Josslyn  Vere   

76  Mitchell,  William  Charles  

46  Chich  ster,  Aug.  John  Bruce  Macdonald  "^ 

Dawdon j 

127  Limiley,  Charles  Hugh 

133  Longstatr,  Ralph 

28  Hunter,  Douglas  Hamilton  Keats   

iio  Cooper,  Cecil  Fletcher 

Chrisp,  Thomas,  Ammunition  Column 

36  Paynter,  AViUiam  Pattinson    

134  Carruthers,  James 

145  Cookson,  George  Henry  

10  Peele,  Herbert  Joshua  John 

4  Hill,  Heniy  Norman  ...  

47  Parriugtoii,  John  Wbinfield 

78  Smith,  Geoffrt-y 

47  Nornabeil,  Henry  Marshall    '....'.'.'..'.. 

q4  Bower,  Harold  Garnet  Lance    

67  Newland,  Arthur  Edward  

93  Cnllerne,  Charles  Pnlteney 

J43  Anderson,  Stuart  Milligan  

68  Elam.  Herbert  Willium  rownend    ..'*  " 

59  Gidley,  Courtenay  de  Blois 

95  Clover,  Austin  Leslie 

8  Donkin,  Frederick  Langloh  ..'...........".' 

Ander.^nn,  Kflgar  OH\v&ia,  AmmtiniHon'Col 

19  Pooley,  Thi.ruas  Kdward 

31  Uniacke.  Cfcil  liiuilev  Woodgate    . 
88  Westgarth,  John  Ellestere      . 

81  Kelly,  Robert  Hume  Vandeleur  .....'.'.'.'."!"" 
S6  Ross,  Mrilcnlm  Nugent '.'........ 

Abbott.  J(jlin  Henry  Macartney 

Bettiiigton,  Vlani\v\4mmiinition  Column'..'  " 

5  Boger,  Roger  Montague    " 

38  M'Gce,  Jiisper  Kenneth  Gordon  .............. 

King,  Alexander  Trevelyan  

64  Marwick,  Allan  Graham ....'.'..'" 

Syer,  Joseph  Munay 

38  Wilson,  Patrick  Hogarth ".'. 

Duval,  George "  "" 

•laRO,  John  Robert,  A  mmuu  if  ion  c'olum'ji 
Russell,  Douglas  Henry  Newbury 

Forrcft,  Harola  Edmund    

FlVench,  Evelyn ' 

Goese,  AVilliam  Hay ....,[, 


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Second  LiEtrrBNANTS. 


|2NDLIEUr. 


Saudprp,  Francis  Gordon    ....23  May  oa 

35  Hamilton,  George  Theodo-e 23  May  00 

16  Kirkland,  Travers 23  May  00 

71  Stewait,  Harold  Souther .123  May  00 

35  Pahner,  AlanZouch   , 23  May  00 

Pym,  Horace  Montagu  Tyndal    .123  May  00 

Howell,  Herbert  Gwynne  23  May  00 

Macdonagh,  James  23  May  00 

135  Matthews,  Harry  de  Couves 26  May  00 

137  Ubsdell,  Thurloe  Richardson 26  May  00 

138  Wdlshe,  George  Gordon  Joyeph  ^26  May  00 

144  Greaves,  Henry  Michael '26  May  00 

139  M'Clyraont,  Robert  Arthur '26  May  00 

103  Dick-Cleland,  Thomas  Stevenson  J2'>  May  00 

22  Lyster,  Philip  Graves  ^iC  May  00 

27  Turner,  George  Frederic  Brown 126  May  00 

143  Oldham,  Frederick  Hugh  Langston 26  May  00 

27  Tillard,  Philip  Snow 126  May  00 

142  Feri;uson,  Kenneth  Bethune 26  May  00 

136  Sanderson,  Ronald  Harcourt    '26  May  oo 

54  Woodside,  Altred  M'Bride   26  May  oo- 

49  Mecredy,  Henry 126  May  00 

123  Stevens,  Alfred  Charles  Cornwallis 26  May  00. 

124  Leech,  Arthur  Graves I26  May  00 

112  Blaihwayt,  Henry  Wynter 

71  Butchart,  James  Alexander  „. 

132  Reeve?,  Robert  Clanmalier    

Hume,  Donald  Geo.  Walter,  Ammu)iition'i 
Column J 

25  Bnrtholomew,  Arthur  Wollaston 

Edwards,  All'red  Harold 

II  Joyce,  Lewis  Wbitmore „ 

79  Scarlett,  Hugh  Richard   

13(5  Wray,  Henry  Cecil 

136  Donaldson,  Norman 

29  Ingpen,  AViUiam  Frederick 

Ill  Tomps(ui.  Reginald  Henry  Dalrymple  

138  Lewin,  Ernest  Ord 

139  Patter'^on,  Norman 

134  Burden,  Willi.im  MacCormac 

2  Stone,  John  Hartrick    

C19  Williams,  Leonard  Eliot  Crawsh^y 

135  Usher,  Thomas  Clemens 

97  Kirby,  '-ViUiam  Lewis  Clark  

27  Evans,  Henry  John  Archibald 

49  Todd,  James  Farquhar 

31  Grieve,  Frederick  Charles  Letchworth 

114  Pillans,  William  Soltau    

45  Cuu.scns,  Robert  Baxter  

loi  Reid,  Walter  Ri(  hard  

41  Burton,  Francis  Charles  Deaue 

137  Hunt,  Cyril  Owen  Carew 

FitzGibbon,  Edmund  Gerald 

M'Lay,  Walter  James  

FB  Musgrave,  Richard  Roaewell    

Parbjry,  Frederick  Nigel  

Power.  Robert  Atcheson  Firench 

Sanderson,  Rotjert  Ballcntyne 

26  Salmond,  Francis  William 

89  Tweedie,  David  Keltic 

120  Muirhead,  John  A'thur 

64  Macdona,  Basil  Victor 

Mortimore,    Claude    Alick,    Ammunition^ 


Colli 

75  Bailey,  Frederick  George  Glyn=*=" .'.. 

87  Alston,  Conyers  William 

;5  Baker,  Richard  Lawrence  

81  Boultbee.  Archibald  St.  John    

77  Ewart,  Robert  Frederick    

43  Smith,  Cbarles  Hodgkinson  

Maclaverty,  Charles  Forbes  Shaw,  Ammii-  \ 
nit  ion  Column    y 

36  Miwbray,  John  Leslie  

146  Saundeison,  John  Vernon 

46  Arihur,  Henry  Bartlo  Comptoa    

92  Vivian,  Claud  Esme  

94  Crotton,  Malby  Richard  Henry  

133  Burdon,  Cyril  WMlmesley 

15  Rich,  Christopher  atiles' 

29  boase,  George  Orlebar 

30  Chambers,  William  Trant   

FD  Main,  Arthur  Kerr  (2  Depot) 

FD  Marshall,  Edwin  Tilney  (6  Depot)    

91  Blount,  Greville  Hubert  Robins  

137  Wiliner,  Eric  Raudnl  Gordon 

FD  Yountr,  Hugh  Greville  ( I  Depot)   

96  Hill,  ("ofiway  Bowlay 

FD  Gay-Rnl)eits,  Eilimmd  Wyndham  (7  Depot) 

147  Gardner-Waterman,  Alau   

FD  Htneage,  Arthur  Pelham  (7  Depot) (18  Au^^.oo 

148  Wynter,  Henry  Walter 18  Aug.  00 

FD  Robinson,    Leonard    John    Whishaw   f 4 )     n  1 

Depot} j  '^^^"-^^ 

138  Bhiir,  William  Kenneth  Playfair 18  Auz.  00 

Cooper,  Clifton  Graham  Astley 18  Aug.oo 

58  Wace,  Sidney  Lawrie  I18  Aug.  00 


26  May  00 
a6  May  00 

26  May  00 

26  May  00 

26  May  00 
26  May  00 
26  May  00 
26  May  00 
26  May  00 
26  May  00 
26  May  00 
26  May  oa 
26  May  00 
26  May  00 
I26  May  oo 
26  May  00 
26  May  00 
2b  May  00 
26  May  00 
26  May  00 
26  May  00 
26  May  00 
26  May  00 
26  May  00 

26  May  00 
June  oo 

27  June  00 
t8  July  00 
1 8  J  uly  00 
18  July  00 
18  July  00 
18  July  00 
18  July  00 
18  July  00 
18  July  00 
18  July  00 
25  July  00 

25  July  00 

25  July  00 
25  July  00 
25  July  00 
25  July  00 
25  July  00 
25  July  00 

25  July  00 

28  July  00 
28  July  00 
28  July  00 
18  Aug.  00 
18  Aug.  00 
18  Aug,  00 

~  Aug,  00 
18  Aug.  00 
18  Aug.  00 
18  Aug.  00 
18  Aug.  00 
18  Aug.  00 
18  Aug,  00 
18  Aug.  00 
:  8  Aug.  00 
18  Aug  00 
18  Aug.  00 


Boyal  Horse  and  Boijal  Field  Artillery. 


T-7Sh 


Second  LiBriENANTs. 

De  Bourbel,  Bayard  Alexis , 

Maitland,  (Jenrgfe  Ranisay 

Nation.  Francis  Codringlon 

M'Gowan.  Thorbiira 

82  Gethiii,  Frederick-  DurraoL  Scott 

41  Carlyon,  Tristrem 

74  L^nib.  benjamin    

34  Staveley,  Arthur  Godfrey  

34  Wallintjer,  Ernest  Arnold 

34  Farrer,  Frederic  Liddell 

72  Sidler,  Henry  Knight 

72  De  WiQton,  Henry  rowys 

:27  Scenning,  Kenehn  Hill 

41  Lyon,  Claude  Darey  George  

39  Rostrnii,  Philip  Simpson 

42  CoUey,  (.'lareoce  Christopher 

43  Roe,  John  Windsor    

44  Nevile,  Gervys  Charles 

56  Lockeit,  Vyvyan  Noverre  

Powell,  Richmond  ffolUott 

Clark,  Arthur  Sydney  

29  Lawder,  Cecil  Edward 

Fi-nnes,  Nathaniel  Ivo  Edward  

Murphy,  Francis  D'Assissi 

Jjdwreuce,  Charles  Trevor 

Wybrants,  Silvester  Rait    

50  Milman,  Lionel  Charles  Patrick 

Hale,  Douglas  Bowdich  

3  Phillips,  Cuthbert  Carruthera  

22  Theobald,  Alfred  Charles  Lestourgeou 

90  Morton,  Ellys  Arthur  

33  Hovil,  Richard    ....  , 

57  Parburj',  Ernest 


211DLIBUT,  I 
|iS  Aug.  00'! 
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.22  Aug.  00  i 

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'22  Aug.  60 
,l22  Aug.  00 

,{22  Aug.  00 
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8  Sept.  00 

8  Sept.  00 

8  Sept.  00 

8  Sept.  00' 

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;  8  Sept.  00 

ji2  Sept.  00 

!i2  Sept.cxs 

15  Sept.  00 

1  6  Oct.  00' 

I  6  Oct.  00' 

6  Oct. 

6  Oct. 

;  6  Oct, 


Secowd  Lieutenants. 

80  Kilgour,  Harold  Frederick 

25  Waller,  Naunlon  Juhan 

Barber-Starkey,  William  Henry  Joseph. 

Beor,  Bertram  Richard  White  

Arkwright.  Edward  Harry    

Vaughan,  Henry  Humphreston  Scott   ... 

Gregorj-,  George  Monro  Allan 

A^.-ton,  rteory  Robert  

Coldwell-Horsfall,  James  Henry 

Skinner,  Clifton  Wyndham  Hilary 

Millar,  John  Henry  Buist 

Oliver,  Guy  Bertram... , 

Hulton,  Heury  Home 

Corbould- Warren 


10  Oct.  00 

17  Oct.  00 

24  Oct.  00 

3  Nov.  00 

7  Nov.  00 

7  Nov.  00 

21  Nov.  00 

19  Dec.  00 

19  Dec.  00 

19  Dec.  00 

19  Dec.  00 

19  Dec.  00 

19  Dec.  00 

Ed  war  1 19  Dec.  00 


2ND  LIEDT. 


Harrisson,  Roland  Damer  19  Dec,  00 

A'Court,  Clement  John    19  Dec.  00 

Paul,  Courtenay  Talbot  Saint  '19  Dec.  00 

"'""''"        "     '  19  Dec.  00 

19  Dec.  00 
19  Dec.  00 
19  Dec.  00 
19  Dec.  GO 
19  Dec.  00 
19  Dec.  00 
19  Dec.  CO 
ig  Dec.  00 
19  Dec.  00 
19  Dec.  00 


Heelas,  Percival  John  Beresford . 

Budge,  Philip  Prideaux   

Munn,  Charlea  Ohasles 

White,  Alison  Kingsley  Gordon  

Gover,  Charles  Rhodes 

Oongreve,  Francis  Lane 

Sitwell,  Willoughby  

Benson.  Robert    

Smith,  Gerald  Montagu  

Edmondson,  Robert  Holt 

Hackett,  Thomas  Dalby  Hutchison.. 

Tumbull,  Patrick    19  Dec. 

Robinson,  Percy  Gotch .19  Dec.  00 

Shaw,  William  Maxwell 119  Dec.  00 

D'Arcy,  Joseph  Isidore    [19  Dec.  00 

Bell,  Joseph  Anthony  Douglas I19  Dec.  00 


Ba.UB.AKS        HOX. 
HON.  I,T.     CAPTAIN. 


24  Jan.  80  24  Jan.  90 

31  Dec.  81,31  Dec.  91 

10  June  85110  Junegs' 

'24  Nov.  88I24  Nov.  98, 

5  May  89  15  ^ay  99 

"         "14  Sept.99 


RiDiira  Mastbbs. 

B  Stevens, John, ffon.Jf(7/o/*  i70ct.  > 

98,  Eiduig  Eft.,  JJ'ooltcick    ...  ) 

.H.A.  Simpson,  Robert,  Alder&hot... 

Bevington.  John,  Coh-henter 

Trusler,  James,  L^-tds 

Thorne.  AV)lliam  James,  H"t7«ea... 

,H.A.  Brogan,  Thos.  Hy.Kirkee J14  Sep't.8g 

.H.A.  Carnaghan,  Juhn,^=^'*  Umballa.^ 20  F ah.  92 

.H.A.M'Combie.Alex.  \Vm.itf«p6r/rf^e   5  Apr.  93 

E  Learmout,  Jn.  .fltrf.  Eft.  Woohcick  zy  Jan.  94 

Fleming,  b'rederick,  Eutcal  Pindi    3  Feb.  94 

Clarke,  'Mom.,  Bangalore 6  Mar.  95 

Aherne,  Denis,  Trimulgkerry  10  Apr.  97 

Haywaid,      George       William.)     ,  - 

Lucknow :j  16  June  97 

.H.A.  Parr,  John  Frederick, ^/rfe/-aAo/   9  Oct.   97 
.H.A  Kirkbride,  T.  Warcup,  Meerut  25  Dec.  97 

('onuell,  Timothy,  Woolwich  23  Feb.  98 

Rock,  Edward  {Depnt),  Wooltcich  13  Apr.  98 
.H. A. Wilkins, Charles  Bertie,  Wicickig  Oct.  98 
.H.A.Caddington.Thomas  George  7  1      ^  , 

Augustus,  Woolwich ..  ji^5  ^^^-  99 

Najflor,  Harry  William,  ^ea/orW 28  Mar.  00 
Benbow,  Andrew,  £nstol ,28  Mar.  00 


Riding  Masters. 
Hagan,  James  {Depoi),  Glasgow. 
Taylor,  krthwTi Depot),  Weedon.. 
Coilins,  Albert  (ZJc/)o/),  Woolwich 
Goode,  Richard  John,  ret.  pay  ... 

Stannard,  Ephraim,  ret.  j^ay 

FD  Donnelly,  Robert,  ret.  pay  Hon.  "J 
Major  23  Jan  95  {Dejiot) j 


Qdaeteb  Mastees. 

R.H.A.  Paton,  William, ^-^  Aldenhot... 
b.h.a. Richardson,  P^-ed.  *5.  Africa  ... 

Scott,  John,  Depot,  fVoolwich 

Wager,EuclidBrookes,i?oj?('^fi/^r^ 
B.H.A.  Haley,     William     Charles,  > 

Woolwich    Ji 

Read,  Joseph  Washington,) 

Ditblin   j 

K.H.A.  May,  Jolin  Walter,  Woolwich 
Bass,  WilUam  [Depot),  Glasgow 
Lovegrnve,  Joseph,  Woolwtch. 
Dingle, AVilliam  John,  Seaforth 
Cooper,  William  John,  firta^o/ 
•BH  Martin,  Alexander,  ret.  pay  ... 


QB.UB.AJfD 
HON.  LT. 


KG. MB. AND 
HON.  LT. 


4  Apr.  00 

2  May  00 

2  May  00 

15  Nov.  79 

25  Nov.  74 

I  Apr.  75 


HON. 
CAPTAIN. 


15  Nov.  89. 
25  Nov.  84 

I  Apr.  85 


27  May  82  27  M(iy  o^ 

9  Mar.  92 
13  Feb.  96 

9  Oct.  97 

:8  May  98 

21  Feb.  00 

7  Mar.  00 
7  Mar.  oc 
7  Mar.  CO 
2  May  00 
2  May  00 
I  Apr.  84 


I  Apr.  94 


[Roi/a!  GarHsoM  Arfillery^ 


175  Royal  Garrison  Artillery. 

The  Royal  Arms  and  Supporters  witlia  Guu,  and  the  Motto  "Ubique 
■>  "  Quofatft  qlorin    (iucnnf    below  it. 


'  over  the  Gun,  and 


Yrs., 

Ser. 


LiBUTBNANT   CorONKLS. 


Lugarrl.  B.e-ary  tra.vers,'-  Assittauf  Adjulaiif  Geiieyat) 
for  Transport,  South  Africa,  2  Uaj  oo  (Bt.Major,  > 

2  Mar.  8i  ;  Colonel,  13  May  gg)  ■■■ ^ 

WN  Western,  Charles  Maximilian,'  Comd^q.  S.  ArtiUery,  } 

South  ifriva  [Colonel,  i  Nov. 99) ■■■■■■{ 

so  Eraser,  Arthur  Reg.,  Comdg.  It.  Artillery,  Hong  Kong  \ 

(Colonel,  I  Apr.  00)   ■•. i,""',i 

sc  Fanshawe.    Geo.    Dalr.vmple,'    Commanding    Moi/ai,  n 

Artillern,  Ceylon  [Colonel.  11  Apr.  00)    ^y.;:-.:-  <  I 

riayfair,  George  James,  Lord,  Commanding  Uilitia  J 
a/id  Vohinfeer  Artillery,  Aberdeen  (Col .  29  May  00)  J  1 
WK  Monck-Mason,  Gordon  George,'  Commaiuhng  Royal  1 

Artillery,  Barrackpore  [Colonel  16  July  00)    ..J 

EA  Baker    James  Volant   Vashon,'  Camdg.  Militia  and  I 

Volunteer  Art.,  S.  Eastern  Vist.  [Col.  i  Aug.  00)  ..  > 

Bi  Aylmer,  Frederick  Arthur.  Commanding  Militia  and  ) 

'Volunteer  Art.,  Eastern  District  (Col.  7  Sept.  00)...  j 

so  )i.».c.  Fawkes,  Lionel  Grimston,  Portsmouth  [Colonel,  ) 

16  Apr.  99)    tt"'1"  ^ 

Perroit,  Thomas,  Commanding   Siege   Tram    Units,  I 

South  Africa  Field  Force  (OUonel,  12  Oct.  00)  i 

80  Robertson.  R.  W.  Peacock:,'- Malta  [Colonel,  29  Oct.  00) 
Ei  P.osseter,  James  Hurley,  Commanding  B.  Artillery,  i 

Mooltan  [Colonel,  4  Dec.  00) ......  1 

so  Frith.Warren  Hastings,  Commanding  R.Artillery,  Aden 
WK  Woods,  HansG.  Maunsell,'"  Comdg.  M.  .irt.  Bermuda  I 

[Colonel,  21  Dec.  00 .* 

80  Owen,  G.  Pridham,  Comdg.  F.A.  Moorkee[Col.-iiT)ec.oo 

so  Fowell.  Newton  Plomer,"  Malta    

wn  Lane,  Alfred  Luther,  Cumdg.  B.  Arlillerg,  Falmouth 
so  Walford,  Wm.  Sworder,  Comdg.  R.  Art.  trolden  Hill 
Ei  Graham,  Walter  Ferrier,  Comdg.  S.Art.,  Shoeburyness 
WN  Hervey.ConstantineRodneyWra.Comj.ff.Jr/.A'urrnctw 
Ei  Scott,  Hugh  Aboukir,  Comdg.Soyal  Artillery, Oihraltar 
80  Oakes,  Reginald,  C-mdg.  Itoi/al  Artillery,  fiingapore ... 
so  Henriiiues,  Edw.  Nathaniel,!;  Cumdg.  li.  Art.  GoipnrI 


IIKOT 

13  Jan. 

69 

7  July 

69 

3  Jan. 

70 

8  Jan. 

70 

3  Jan.  70 
8  Jan.  70 
8  Jan.  70 
8  Jan.  70 
I  Dec.  70 


1  Dec. 
4  Jan. 
4  Jan. 
4  Jan. 

2  AUCf. 


I  so  Wace,  Ernest  Chs.,'^Z>SO.  CoHi(7.v.  i^.  Art.  Londonderry 
]wN  Mansel,  Alfred, ''••  DSO.  Comdg.  R.  Arfillery,  Vevonport 
!so  Weir,  Harry  rteor; 


29  'wN  Lyster,  Henry  John.-i  Comdg.  R.  Artilleii/,  Maurilius 
"    30  Murray,  Arthur   JMordaunt,^'^^  Comdg.  Militia  Art.  Cork 
BA  Saltinarshe,  rhilip,='^  Comdg.  Royal  A.rt.,  South  Africa 

BO   Ward,  Edward,  p.a.c 

WN  Eman,  Bowes  Leslie,  Comdg.  R.Artillery,  Devonport... 
UN  Smytli,  Owen  Stuart,^*7556.  Comdg.  Mt.  Batts.  Jutogh 
E±  Cleeve,  William  Frederick,-^    Comdg.  R.  Artillery,  { 

Harteich,  Member  of  Ordnance  Committee    S 

Farmer,  B'raucis  Colebrooke,  Comdg.  R.  Art.  Halifax 
MN  Gunner,  Edward,-*^  Comdg.  Mi.  Bati».  Mnrree  Htlh  ... 
WN  Rigg,  Robert  Addison,  p.a.c.  Comdg.  R.  Art.Sheerness 
so  Blackett,  Edward  Uinfreville,   Commanding  Militia\ 

and    Volunteer  Artillery,  Edinburgh    J 

WN  Priestley,  Edward  Jotiu  Kenworthcy,  Statioi  Com-  \ 
mandaiit.  Linen  of  Communication,  South  Africa  ...  ^ 
BO  Brett,  Arth.  H.  Willbrd,  ji.a.c.  Cumdg.  R.  Art.  Rangoon 
WN  Huukins,  Mauley  Ogdeu,-*'  Cumdg.  R.  Art.  Cardiff"  ... 
so  Dobie,  Wm,  Hugh  Edw.,  Comdg.  Militia  Art.  Glasgow 
EA  Fulton,  G.  Wade  Robertson,  Comdg.  R.  Art.  Gibraltar 
EA  Woodrow,  Thos.  Hen.  Jacksor.,^^  Comdg.  R.  Art.  Dover 
so  Browne,  Arthur  Heury,**  Comdg.  R.  Art.  Allahabad ... 
KA  Callwell,  .Albert  Henry, '^'  Comdq.  Royal  Art.  Bombay  ... 
WN  KelaarL,  Gerald  Talbot,  y.a.c.i'omdg.  R.Art.  Deoonpori 


15  Dec.  71 
12  Sept. 7:: 
2  Sept. 72 
12  Sept. 7 2 
2  Sept. 72 
g  Jan.  73 
9  Jan.  73 
9  Jan.  73 
9  Jan.  73 

J9  Apr.  73 

29  Apr.  73 
29  Apr.  73 
29  Apr.  73 

29  Apr.  73 

29  Apr.  73 

n  Sept. 73 
ti  Sept.73 
II  Sept.73 
II  Sept. 71 
II  Sept.73 

11  Feb.  74 
2  May  72 

12  Feb.  74 


20  Sept.79 

24  Jan.  80 
12  Apr.  80 
T2  May  80 
:g  May  8c 
9  Jiily  8. 

28  July  8c 
I  Sept. 80 

12  Dec.  80 

12  Dec.  80 

0  Feb.  81 

13  Mar.  81 

15  Mar.  8 

6  Apr.  8 

8  May  81 
iQ  Jan.  81 

1  July  81 
13  July 

23  July  81 

16  July  8 

7  Sept.  B 

9  Oct.   8 

29  Oct.  Si 
u  Nov.  81 

July  Si 

30  Nov.  81 
J I  Dec.  8 

Dec.  8 

24  Dec.  81 

31  Dec.  81 
I  June  82 


UN  Keene,  Alfred,^'  DSO.,  Cooi-iy.  Royal  Artillery,  Qnetta^i-2  Feb.  74 


12  Feb.  74 
12  Feb.  74 
•74 


nhay 


so  Plant,  William  Arthur,^-  Cork  Harboa 

so  Brady,  Robert  yiazierQ,  Cumdg.  Mil.  ^-  Vol.Art.Qosport 

Allen,  John  Richard  Howa.rti 17  Auj 

Majods. 
Fowle,  Frederick  Trenchard  T.,^^  Ord.  Officer,  ist  Class,  Bo. 

MN  Simpson,  Henry  Cuthbert  Conuell  Diinlop^**   

HA  Balfour,  William  Edward  Ligonier^^      

BA  Purvis,  Alexander  Burridge   

UN  Wynyard,  Rowley    

KA  Townshend,  George  Robert,  p.a.c 

Phillips,    Thomas  Vauglian  Wynn,^'  Member    of   Ordnance ) 

Committee,  with  rank  of  Lt. Colonel     j 

EA  Rowe,  Octaviua^^  

EA  Darby,  William  Heury  

2  Dep  so  Hodgson,  James  Owen 

UN  Norton,  Gilbert  Frederick  Allan*^    

Acton, Thos. H.unpdeu  Evans, ^'.a.c./Htf^.o/Jf'ttrnJfceiS^orfs  lOct.  g6 

WN  Haines,  Robert  Levvis+i 

Hickman,  Hugh  PaUiser,  Sec.Ordnance  Committee,  i  Apr.  ,.  

Turner.Air.Heyland?arrott,^;.«.r. /Hx^j.'^f  ;F'<iWii£5^(jrej.',9  Oct.97' 

Churchward,  Walter  Stanbury,*-  Dixfru-t  Staf,  Wonlmch 

DunsterviUe,     Kuightley     Stalker,'*^    Inspector      General    of\ 

Ordnance,  Poena,  17  Apr.  00      ) 

BO  Tracey»  Arthur 

80  Piers,  Henry  Octavius**    

Bittlestou,    George    Hastings,*^     Deput>/    Asaittant    Director    ( 

General  of  Ordnance,  War  Office,  6  Dec.  gSi   J 

80  Howard,  Cecil  Aithur. 

80  Barlow,  George  Newton  Halifax 


LT.COL. 
B.  ART. 


I  Apr.  85 

25  May  85 
I  Sept.85 
9  Sept.8s 

15  Oct.  8s 

25  Dec.  85 
o  Jan.  86 
5  Feb.  B( 

21  July  86 

21  July  86 

9  Oct.   86 

igOct.  86 

30  Nov.  86 

2:  Dec.  86 

15  Aug.  87 

4  Sept.86 

21  Sept.  37 

25  Oct.  87 

29  Oct.  87 

4  Aug.  88 

29  Oct.  88 

I  Jan.  89 

I  Jan.  Sg 

i6  Feb.  8q 

1  Oct.  87 
13  Aug.  89 

2  Sept.  89 
I  Oct.  89 
I  Oct.   89 

t  I  Oct.   Sg 
I  Oct,    ". 
4  June  82]  13  Nov.  8g 
24  June  82 


I  Apr.  92 

I  Nov.  95 
I  Apr.  96 


5  Apr.  95 

I  Nov.  95 
I  Apr.  96 


I  Apr.  96  II  Apr.  96 
15  Oct.  92|2g  May  96 


I  Sept.82 

9  Sept.82 
9  Sept.82 
I  Oct.  82 

I  Oct.  82 


lOct. 


14  Feb. 
5  Nov. 
S  Feb.  83 

28  Mar.  83 
I  Apr.  83 
3  Apr.  83 
8  Sept.  " 
7  Apr.  83 
3  May  83 

28  June  83 
I  July  83 
I  Sept.  8s 

LTEUT. 


13  Nov.  8g 
12  Feb.  go 

19  Mar.  90 

8  Mar.  go 
2  Apr.  90 

5  Apr.  go 

25  Apr.  90 

I  Aug.  90 
I  July  90 
I  Oct.  90 
31  Dec.  go 
31  Dec.  go 
31  Dec.  90 

29  Nov. 

1  Jan.  91 
I  Jan.  gi 

9  Jan.  91 
25  Jan.  91 

30  July  9 1 

CAPTAIN. 


16  July  96 

1  Aug.  96 

7  Sept.g6 
3  Feb.  g4 

30  May  96 

29  Oct.  96 

30  Sept.  96 

21  Dec.  96 

21  Dec.  96 

21  Dec.  9^ 
10  Jan,  97 

8  Apr.  97 

2  June  97 
6  Juno  97 
2  Sept.  07 

1  Oct.  97 

29  Jan. 

2  Feb. 

31  Mar.  gS 
1 3  May  98 
15  July  98 
19  Aug.  q8 

8  SeDt.98 

30  Sept. 98 
6  Oct.  gS 

15  Dec. 
15  Dec.  9S 

31  Dec.  98 

3  Jan-  99 

4  Jan.  99 
31  Jan.  99 
19  Apr.  99 

25  May  99 


16  July  qT) 
1  Aug.  96 

7  Sept. 96 
24  Feb,  00 
12  Oct.  96 
29  Oct.  96 

4  Dec.  96 
21  Dec.  96 
21  Dec.  96 

1  Dec.  96 
ro  Jan.  97 

8  Apr.  97 

2  June  97 
6  June  97 
2  Sept. 97 

1  Oct.  97 

29  Jan.  98 

2  Feb.  98 
31  ifar.  98 
18  May  98 
15  July  98 
IQ  Aug.  98 

8  Sept.gS 

30  Sept.gS 
6  Oct.  98 
I  Oct.  00 

15  Dec.  98 

31  Dec,  98 


3  Jan. 

4  Jan. 


99 


17  Aug.  74 
17  Aug.  74 
17  Aug.  74 
17  Aug.  74 
17  Aug.  74 
28  Jan.  75 

28  Jan.  75 

28  Jan.  75 
28  Jan.  75 
28  Jan.  75 
a8  Jan.  75 
28  Jan.  75 
28  Jan.  75 
19  Aug.  75 
19  AU: 
19  Aug.  75 

19  Aug.  75 


13  July  gc 

9  Aug.  99 
27  Sept. 99 
I  Oct.  gg 
9  Oct.  99 
7  Nov.  99 

4  Jan. 
16  Jan.  00 

1  Feb.  00 

5  Apr.  00 
I  July  00 

II  Sept. 00 
I  Nov.  00 

BT.MAJOE. 


5  Sept.  83 
23  Oct.  83 
1  Nov.  83 
7  Nov.  83 
14  Nov.  83 
16  Nov.  83 

22  Dec.  83 

I  Jan.  84 
I  Jan.  84 
I  Jan.  84 
I  Jan.  84 
I  Jan.  8 
t  Jan.  8 
1  Jan.  8 
9  Jan.  84 
9  Jan.  84 

9  Jan.  84 


99 
31  Jan.  99 
9  Apr.  99 

25  May  99 

13  July  99 

IT  Aug.  99 
27  Sepc.99 
1  Oct.  99 
9  Oct.  99 
7  Nov.  99 

4  Jan.  00 
16  Jan.  00 

I  Feb.  00 

5  Apr.  CO 
I  July  00 

II  Pept.  00 
1  Nov.  00 

UAJOB. 


19  Aug.  75  16  Jan.  84 
19  Aug.  75  31  May 

19  Aug.  75  18  Mar.  84 


19  Aug 
ig  Aug 


75  13  June  84 
75  25  Aug.  84 


91 
91 
9» 


(5  JuneS"; 


20  Aug.  gi 
23  Sept.  Qi 

;  Oct.   91 

I  Oct. 

I  Oct. 

4  Oct. 

29  Oct.   9 1 

30  Nov.  91 
I  Jan.  92 

15  Feb.  92 
iq  Mar.  92 

9  Mar.  92 
23  Mar.  92 

I  Apr.  92 
10  Apr.  92 
30  Apr.  92 

12  May  92 

12  May  92 

1 3  May  92 

23  May  ^ 

25  May  92 
I  Oct.  92 


Royal  Garrison  Artillery. 


177 


LIBDT.       !  CAPTAIN 


4  Nov.  84 
20  Nov.  84 


Majobs.  

EA  p.g.c.  Inglefield,  Norman  Bruce*^   '19  Aiip.  75  27  Aag^.  S 

EA  Maxwell,  Nigel  J19  Au^.  75    1  Oct.  84 

so  Foster,  Raymond  Charles |  2  Feb.  76    2  Oct.  84 

WN  Curteis,  Francis  Algernon^" !  2  Feb.  76    4  Oct.   84 

so  English,  Joseph  Osley   \  2  Feb.  76  iS  Oct.  84 

p.g.c.  Trench,  Frederick  John  Arthur,*^  Brigade  Major  Jbr^     2  Feb   76 

Royal  ArtiVery,  Devonpoz-t,  10  Apr.  99    j^  I 

EA  p.s.c.  Stone,  Francis  Gleadowe*^ '  2  Feb.  76 

Taylor,  William  Henry  Forbes,^^  D.  A.  A.  Gen.  S.  Africa  F.  F.    1  Feb.  761^  Dec. 

BA  Craig,  John  Francis^'' 2  Feb.  76J10  Jan. 

p.%,c.  Adye.  John^-  (Brevet  Lt.  Colonel,  5  Oct.  93).  Staff  Offcer^ 
Colonial  Cuntingenis,   South  Africa,  with  rank  of    Colonel,  > 

5  Feb.  00  ) 

p.g.c.  White,  William  Lewis,"  Commanding  Zand  Biter  Camji,  \ 

South  Africa,  irith  rank  of  Lt.Colonel 3 

wy  Thackeray.  Frederick  Rennell,^^  CojnHMinda?!^  XflHrfoHrDepoi  ...    2  Feb.  76 

WN  Butcher,  Henry  Townsend ,14  Aug.  76 

so  Gundry,  Lienry  Bowilen^^  ii4Aug.  76 


BT  MAJOE*        MAJOR. 


2  Feb.  76.23  Jan.  8; 
2  Feb.  76  29  Jan.  8; 


wx  Morrieson,  Henry  Walter 

80  Powles,  Thomas  William^^     

Kelly,  Richard  Makdougall  Brisbane  Francis*' 

w.v  Kent,  Frederic  Edmond^s  

so  Alexander,  Charles  Henry 

Triscott,  Charles  Prideaux,^  DSO.  Assistant  Adjutant  Qeneral^'l 

Sirkind  Difirict,  Punjab  Command    j 

Boileau,  Arthur  Cadell  Tait,  Secret  aryB.  Artillery  Inst,  i  Jan.  99 


14  Aug.  76 
14  Aug.  76 
14  Aug.  76 


6  Feb.  85 

22  Feb.  85 
24  Feb.  85 

23  Feb,  ", 
13  Mar.  85 
13  Mar.  85 


[4  Aug.  76  25  Mar.  85 
14  Aug.  76'  I  Apr.  85 

14  Aug.  76  15  Apr.  85 

25  Jan.  77 Irs  Apr.  85 


so  Block,  Maurice  William  Palmer jig  Aug.  75  25  Apr.  85 


25  Jan.  77:  6  May  85 
25  Jan.  77  6  May  85 
2^  Jan.  77  12  May  85 
25  Jan.  77  12  May  85 
25  Jan.  77  13  Aug.  85 
25  Jan.  77  13  Aug,  " 
19  June  77  7  Nov.  85 
19  June  77  26  Nov.  85 


EA  Jervois,  Chavles  Sdnyh 

Savile,  Walier  Clare,  Ordnance  Officer^  3rd  Classy  6  Aag.  96   ... 

EA  Anderson.  William  Christian^    

so  Lardner-Clarke,  John  de  Winton  

WN  Talbot,  George  James  Francis , 

so  Graeme,  Frederick  James 

BA  Slater,  Henry  Martyn^ 

MN  Fegen,  Magrath  Fogarty^'   

Hevmar.,  Cecil  Edvrard  Hamilton,^*  5M#0^c^r /or  PrjMHtfrs)  ,       r,,   „  T^  „ 

of  War,  South  Africa.  24  Jan.  o^ ■:..... j  |  '^  '^"^^  77  25  Dec, 

wx  Anderson,  Edmund  Bullar^^   ...|:9  June77    4  Jan.  S6 

so  Hanham,  Phelips  Brooke  Iigjune??    4  Jan.  86 

WN  Nelson,  Hoi-ace  Sydney... ._. .^ .^. 19  Oct.   77  13  Jan. 

9  Oct.  77j2o  Jan.  86 

9  Oct.  77126  Jan.  86 
9  Oct.  771  5  Feb.  86 
9  Oct.  77I  5  Feb.  86 
9  Oct.  77  16  Feb.  86 
9  Oct.  77: 16  Feb.  86 

9  Oct.  77  25  Feb.  86 

31  Jan.  78  24  Mar.  86 


Townsend,  Charles  CoUingwood,  Superintendent  Gun  Car- 
riage Factory,  Fiiftehghur,  6  Oct.  93    S 

EA  Toms.  Francis  BeviU  Read'^    

WN  Nicolis,  Edmund  Gustavus 

EA  Shute,  Arthur  Blagden  

Jackson,  Montague  Bertie  Gosset'^ 

EA  Molesworth,  Hickman  Crawford 

Waller,  John   Dawson    Hutchinson,    Ordnance    Officer,    ist ) 

Clagf,  3tadra»    ) 

so  p.s.c.  Cullwell,  Charles  Edward"-''    _ 

MN  Birch,  Frederic  Henry  John^^    J31  Jan.  78  24  Mar.  86 

Bushe,  Thom:;s  Francis, ^.a.c.  Inspector  of  Ordnance,  South\ 

Africa  (temp.) 3 

Douglas,  James  Stewart, '''^ Superintendent  Royal  Labor atory,") 

I  July  99   1 S 

Mahon,  Reginald  Henry,   p.a.c.  Deputy  Director  General  ofi 

Ordn'ince  in  India [ 

I  Dbp  so  Matthews,  Alfred 

Powell,  Atberton  tfolliott,"^  Special  Service,  South  Africa    131  Jan.  78  21  July 

ws  Alexander.  Gerald  D'Arragon iiSDec.  78    i  Oct.  86 

wjf  Thornton.  Sidnev  Vernon   !  :8  Dec.  78  29  Oct.  86 

Nelson,  Edgar  Forbes,  Ordnance  Officer,  4,th  Class,  S.  Africa. ..iS  Dec.  78  21  Dec.  86 

wx  Block.  Arthur  Hugh    ., ji8  Dec.  78  21  Dec.  8g 

p.s.f.  Johnston,    James    Thomason,   Special   Seroice,   Souths 

Africa > 

Minchin,  Frederick  Falkincr,**'  p.a.c.    Inspector  of  Warlike") 

Stores,  7  May  00 j  ' 

EA  Inglis,  tfenry  .A-lves^- ' 

so  Chamberlain,  Thomas  ffoster    

Wright,  George,  Special  Strcice,  South  Africa ' 

MN  Smith.  Gilbert  Boys"*^ 

Ogilvie,  Xurman  Stuart, ^^  Ordnance  Officer,^rd  Class, Ferozepore  .       . , 

wx  Davidson,  John  Robert  Barkly    I  6  Apr.  79^21  Sept. 87 

Close,  Frederick  Macdonald, /fw^  School  qf  Gunnery,  16 '^a.ygg^  6  Apr.  79[i;i  Sept.87 
Lowe,  Francis  Manley,   Assi^taJit  Superintendent  of  Experi-  t  I  g  Anr  70  21  Sent  87 

ment  8,  School  of  Gunnery,  1^  A.'pT.  g^  i"  '  I    •  79  |  P-   7 

KA  Balguy,  John  Henry    

Lambert,  Walter,  p.a.c.  Ordnance  Officer,  -^rd  Class,  i  Apr.  99.  . 
Gardiner,   Henry    Lawrence,^   Insp.    School    of    Gunnery, ") 

26  Jan.  9S 3 

Nathan,  Frederic  Lewis, p.ct.c.  Superin'endenf  Royal  Gunpow-') 

der  Fac fori/  2  I  Jan.  00  ...} 

p.s.c.  Stuart,  Alexander  Ramsay^^ 30  July  79 

BA  Cummings,  Wilfred  Heron 130  July  79 

EA  Tawney,  Edward  Plowden  Archer    130  July  79 

Tamer,  Archer  Lloyd  Marisch«l,  Ord.  Officer,  1st  Class;  with  >  |      j^„ 

China  Expeditionary  Force '. >  ' 

Goold- Adams,  Henry  Edward  Fane,  Special  Service,  China  F.F.  30  July  79    i  Oct.  87 

MX  Fendall,  Charles  Pears,^?  DSO 30  July  7q(  2  Oct.  87 

so  Lewes,  John 30  J^ly  79  12  Oct.  87 

EA  Uarkness,  Thomas  Robert 30  July  79  25  Oct.  87 

so  Labalmoudiere,  Julian  Arthur '30  July  79  25  Oct.  87 

TothiU,   Francis  William  Galbraith,  District  Commandant,  \   -q  j^jy  70 -,q  Oct    87 
Lines  of  Communication^  South  Africa,  5  Sept.  oo  )    ^ 


31  Jan.  78  16  June  86 

31  Jan.  78!  18  June  86 

31  Jan.  78J  7  July  86 
31  Jan.  78  21  July  86 


6  Apr.  79  25  May  87 

6  Apr.  79    I  June  87 

6  Apr.  79  6  June  87 
6  Apr.  79  17  Junes? 
6  Apr.  79  15  Aug.  87 
6  Apr.  79  |2g  Aug.  87 
6  Apr.  791  2  Sept.87 


6  Apr.  79I21  Sept.87 
6  Apr.  75  21  Sept.87 

28  Sept.87 


30  July  79 
30  July  79 


I  Oct.  87 

I  Oct.  87 

I  Oct.  87 

I  Oct.  87 

I  Oct.  37 


15  June  8= 


I  Oct.  92 
'15  Oct.  92 
I  I  Nov.  92 
j  9  Nov.  92 
19  Jan.  93 

19  Jan.  93 

I  6  May  93 
123  Sept.93 
130  Sept.93 


24  Jan.  851  4  Oct.  93 


4  Oct.  93 

6  Oct.  93 
16  Dec.  93 
31  Dec.  93 

I  Jan.  94 
3  Jan.  94 
31  Jan.  94 

14  Mar,  94 
9  May  94 

27  June  94 

T4  July  94 

5  Sept  94 
29  Sent. 94 

29  Sept. 94 

10  Dec.  94 
25  Dec.  94 

20  Mar.  95 
1  Apr.  95 
I  Apr.  93 
I  Apr.  95 

12  May  95 

3  June  95 

30  June  95 
t3  Nov.  95 

7  Dec.  95 

7  Dec.  95 
25  Jan.  96 
25  Jan.  96 

6  Feb.  96 
6  Feb.  96 

5  Mar.  96 

25  Mar.  96 
25  Mar.  96 

18  June  96 
30  July  96 

I  Aug.  96 

1 1  Aug  -  96 

29  Aug.  96 

1  Oct.  96 

30  Nov.  96 

21  Dec.  96 
21  Deo.  96 

II  Jan.  97 

20  Jan.  97 

20  Jan.  97 

20  Jan.  97 

15  Feb.  97 
24  Feb.  97 

8  Apr.  97 
8  Apr.  97 
8  Apr.  97 

i8  May  97 

2  Jane  97 

6  June  97 

16  June 9 7 

rS  June  97 

iS  June  97 
:S  June  97 

3  July  97 

3  J  Illy  97 

13  Jiily  97 

21  July  97 
21  July  97 

I  Sept.  97 

1  Sept.  97 

2  Sept.  97 


28  Aug.  95 


i77a 


Royal  Garrismi  Artillery^ 


Vrs. 
Ser. 


Majobs. 
BA  Morris,  Maurice  Morgan,  Deputy  A„Maut  Adjutant  General,  ) 

Honp  Kong,  i8  Dec.  99  ilemp.)      ■■•■■■•• ;iv— •,■■•■■•;• »™'^fi 

Osborn,  George,»»7».p.  of  Ponlion  Finding,  n oolicich,  23  Apr.  96... 
p.t.c.  Baker,  Georfre  Duff,  Station  Commandant,  Ltnet  of   Lorn-  I 

munication,  KhuherJeil,  South  Africa    > 

WN  Cockburn.  William  Frederick  ,— WV/V; r^'l^; 

WN  Taylor,  Henry  Clarence  Grant,"  Comdg.  B.  Arttlleiy,  Jertey 

2  Dbpea  Weigall,  George  Edward ■■•••■;•"•;■■■• m-.V;;!, 

Von  Donop,  Stanley  Brenton,  Staff-Officer,Soi,thJfnca,ioiia.yoo 

BO  Buckley.  Kdward  Duncombe  TIenry • -. v.->,--—v 

WN  Cbamier.  Georae  Daniel,  Station  Commandant,  Lines  of  Com-  } 

mitnicatiou,  Kimherley,  South  Africa,  7  A>lg.  00  ) 

UN  Bryant.  Gilbert  Edward"  

so  Tvrwhitt.  Kon.  Rupert .■••.  ••— ••• ;""ii7'„',:^ 

Tinker,  Edward,  Deputy   Aaistant    Director    General,    trai  1 

Office,  19  Nov.  99  [temp.) ■■ ; • 

Tisdall,  Arthur  l.ancf!,-'^ p.a.c.  Imp.  of  Warlike  Stores,  21  ^une99  .. 

so  Carden,  Louis  Peile ;•■■;■-;; o\' 

so  Hunter-Blair,  Walter  Charles  i.Bt.  Lt.Colonel  16  Nov.  98) 

Wood,  Creigbton,  Ordnance  Officer,  2nd  ClaM,  Bungoon •..■ 

Stuart,  Robert  CbarleB  Ochiltree,"  Atmtant  Director  General , 


30  July  79 

1 8  Feb.  80 

i8  Feb.  80 

18  Feb.  80 
18  Feb.  80 
i8  Feb.  80 
18  Feb.  80 
18  Feb.  80 

18  Feb   So 

18  Feb.  80 
30 July  79 

18  Feb.  80 

:3  Feb.  80 
18  Feb.  So 
iS  Feb. 

18  Feb.  80 

19  May  80 


31  Dec.  87 

:q  Jan.  83 

21  Jan.  88 

I  Feb.  88 
I  Feb.  8« 
I  Mar.  88 
1  Apr.  88 
I  Apr.  88 

1  Aor.  88 


al Serr. , China  i<)M.iiy  80 


of  Ordnance  in  Iiidui,  4  Jan.  98 
;i.».c.  DuBoulay,>'oel  WilmotHoUBsemayne,»S>iff 
Wiseman-Clarke,     Charles     Camden,    Station     Commandant,  y^^j^^^  .^^ 

Linen  of  Communication,  South  Africa,  19  Feb.  00 

Lane.  Charlen  Wm.  Moore,  v.a.c.  Aseint.  Imp.  of  Warlike  Stores. 

so  Carte,  Thomif  Elliott 

St.  John,  Geoi  ge  Francis  William'"  •■• 

Crampton,  Ficnnes  Henry.™  Pcj/.  S.  M.  Academy,  ^7  Max.  00. 


31  Jan.  78 
19  May  80 
19  May  80 
ig  May  80 


lyo  James,  William  Reginald  WaUwjTi    ,^9  *}»y  °° 

HA  Briscoe,  A\exATiderV\\heTS,  Armament  Major,  Gibraltar  19  ^J*y  00 

Carroll,  Arthur  Lvons'oo        ^9  ^ay  80 

\TN  Hawkins,  HGUTy'CheodoTe,'^°K-Lrmameut  Major,  Devonport |i9  ^^7  «o 

wu  Molesworth.  Arthur  Ludovic,  Comdy.   R.  Art  Hie  ry,  St.  Lucia  ... 

so  Brook-Smith,  "Wilfrid  Lionel 

so  Burt,  John  Marshall.  A^vht.  Mil.  Secretary  to  Sir  Power  Palmer... 
WN  Milward,  Clement  Heiirv'^     ■ 

"Walker,     Edmond      Somenrille      Forestier,      SuperiiitendeHt^ 


Harness  Factory,  Caiciipore 
BO  Preston,  D'Arcy  Browulow  

Martel,  Charles  Philip,  p.a.e.  Prof.  Ordnance  College  i  Apr.  98  ... 

Meeres,  Charles  Stuart.  ;;.rt.c.  Chief  Ordnance  Officer,  Edinburgh 

WN  Wynne,  John  Georg^e  Krskine    

BO  EnpUsh,  Charles  Ernest'"' 


W^rttkins,  Leonard  George.'o^  Ord.  Officer,  i»(  Clasn,  Ratcul  Pindi 


19  May  80 
19  May  80 
19  May  80 
19  May  80 

ig  May  80 

19  May  80 
27  July  80 
27  July  80 
27  July  80 
97  July  80 
27  July  80 


MN  Fuller,  Richard  Woodfield'O? ^7  July  80 

so  Gartside-Tippinge,  ErneBt  Alfred 27  July  80 

Re»rny,  Sidney  Mercer,^"^    Snperintendent  Foundry    and  Shell )  ^^  j^.     g^ 

Factory,  Co»npore ^ 

so  Griffin.  William  Waudby    27  July  80 

so  Duhan,  William  Wau^li  Taylor -  27  July  Ho 

KA  ;>.*.c.  Cburchiil,  Arthur  Benjamin  Norton'°^  ; 27  July  80 

BO  Powell.  Frederick  Acton  Lambart,  Commanding  R.  Art.  Jamaica...  27  May  80 

Bickford,  Edward,""  Instructor  School  of  Gunnery  1  Apr.  98  |27  July  80 

EA  Brownlow,  Henry  Blaikie'*' |27July  80 

MN  Birch,  Alex.  Harry  Colvin,i"2  Comdg.^  Mn.  Battery,  Darjeeling ...'27  July  80 

,  to  Mullius.  Arthur  John,  i?oo>-A-fe   27  July  80 

I        /^?.c.  Crawford.  Arch. 'i^Xf.^.^.G./o;-  Im-t.  Gibraltar,  16  Ai>i\gS...\2i  Feb.  81 

WN  Burney,  Percy  de  Sausmarez,"*  Plymouth 23  Feb.  81 

WoUey-Dod,  Anthony  B.nrt, p.a.c.Iniip.  Army  Ord.Dept.  i  Jan.  99...  23  Feb.  8 

WH  Hetfernan,  Xesbitt  Breillat,  ^. a  c - 23  Feb.  81 

\        Moore-Laue,  William, ■'^'.^Ixjtis^  Imp.  Ordnance  Dejit.  9  May  98.-.  23  Feb.  81 

I        Rich,  Harold  Hampden,  In»p.  Army  Ord.  Vept.  16  Oct.  og  23  Feb.  81 

p.s.c.  Maunsell,  Francis  Richard,  VictCou»ut,Sioas,  Asia  Minor...  23  Feb.  81 

I  EA  Baker,  Aus:ustub  Theodore .   19  May  80 

Cole,  Frederick  Temple,  znd  Clan  Ordnance  Officer,  Bellary    23  Feb,  81 

Perry.  Hugh  Whifcharch,  OrdHujic*  Officer, ^rd  Claiig,PortsmoHth..  ,23  Feb.  81 
I         Percy-Smith,  Rennell,  Inspector  Army  Ord.  Dept.  20  Sept.  99    ...  23  Feb.  81 
I  Dep  EA  Carr.  Robert  Cattley    23  Feb,  " 


CAPT*.IW.   |PT.  MAJOB. 


3  Apr, 
o  Jan. 


Stanford,  Henry  Bedell,  I ngtructor  School  of  Gunnery,  2  May  98 

so  MacMahon,  John  Joseph 

so  Bryau,  Thomas  William  Guyi**    

Muepratt-Williarr.s,  Charles    Augustus,    Chief  Inspector    of) 

Explonivea  icith  Government  of  India      jf 

BO  Richardson,  Charles  William 

Scott,  Cha-*.  Darracott.i'"  hist.  School  of  Gunnery  i  Apr.  98 

AValker,    Melville,  Super interident     Small    Arms    Ammunition^ 

Factory,  Kirkee  , j 

WN  Phillips,  Herbert  de  Touffreville'='> 

Hundley,  Arthur,  Imtrucior  School  of  Gunnery  16  Feb.  00 

Jackson,  Landon  Dealtry.i^  Z^ns^ritc^or    in    Gunnery,  Golden} 
Jim,  IT  June  96    j 

p.t.r:  Stanton.  Henry  Ernest,*''*  DSO.  Agf-isi ant  Military  Sec-  ) 
retary,  Bombay,  29  Oct.  qd j 

Montanaro,  Arthur  ForbeB*** 

WN  Carleton,  Montgomery  Lauucelot'-* , 

WN  Gurdon,  William  

Nowlan,  Thomas  Bowman,  Ordnance  Officer,  4M  Class,  Malta.. 

Bicknell,  Maldion  Byron,'-"  Ordnance  Officer,  s^rf  Class,  lakapore 

so  Uorehill.  Phillip  Henry  Marcus 

KA  Fisher,  Charles  John    , 

so  Breakey,  Arthur  John,  Armament  Major,  Malta   , 

Hobl.\n,  Edward  Florancc,  Innpevtor  oj  Position  Finding,  Gib- 
raltar, 26  Aug.  g8 

Ormibton,  James  AValker.'^^j.n.r.  Prof.  Ord.Colleye  i  Oct.  97 


23  Feb.  81 
23  Feb.  81 
■26  July  81 

26  July  81 

2fi  July  81 
:6  July  81 

26  July  81 

23  Feb.  81 
26  July  81 

76  July  81 

2b  July  81 

26  July  81 
26  July  81 
26  July  81 

26  July  8 
22  Feb.  82 
22  Feb.  82 

27  July  80 
22  Feb.  8? 

22  Feb 

22  Feb.  82 


It  May  88 
26  June  88 
26  June 
ic  July  88 
15  July  88 

1  Aug. 

4  Aug.  88 
3  Oct. 

21  Sept.  87 

13  Sept.  88 

22  Oct.  88 

2Q0Ct 

24  Nov.  88 

29  Nov.  88 

30  Nov.  8i; 

5  Dec. 
8  Dec.  88 

21  Dec.  88 

31  Dec.  88 
I  Jan. 

I  Jan. 

I  Jan. 

14  Jan. 
14  Jan.  89 
14  Jan.  8, 
14  Jan.  8q 
14  Jan.  8 

14  Jan.  >J^ 

15  Feb.  8^ 

:5  Feb.  89 

16  Feb.  8y 

19  Feb.  89 
lb  Mar.  89 
II  Jan.  89 

20  Mar.  89 
26  Mar.  89 

I  Apr. 
8  May  89 

6  July  89 

17  July  89 
1  Aug  " 

1  Aug.  89 
14  Aug,  " 
24  Aug.  So 

2  Sept. 89 
I  June  89 
I  Oct.  89 
I  Oct.  89 
1  Oct.  89 
I  Oct.  89 
I  Oct.  89 

1  Oct.  89 
13  Nov.  89 

2  Dec.  89 

2  Dec.  89 
20  Dec.  89, 

20  Dec.  89 

I  July  89. 
20  Dec.  891 

Jan.  90 


20  May  98 


5  Sept.  97 
28  Sept.g/ 

28  Sept.  97 
I  Oct.   Q7 

I  Oct.     Q7 

9  Oct.  07 
g  Oct.    'j7 

19  Oct.  97 

I  Nov.  07 

21  Nov.  97 

1  Dec.  97 

25  iJoc.  97 

ig  Jan.  aS 
ig  Jan.  98 

29  Jan.  9^ 

2  Feb.  dS 

23  Feb.  oS 

23  Feb.  u5 

4  May  oi 

18  May  c*S 
18  May  98 
18  Mav  98 

18  May  98 

26  June 98 
28  June  98 

2  July  95 
15  July  98 

27  July  g8 
t  Aug.  89 
T  Aug.  gS 
I  Aug.  98 

19  Aug.  98 

ig  Aug.  98 
!  8  Sept.98 
j  8  Sept.g8 
I  8  Sept.98 
]  8  Sept.  98 
114  Sept.  98 

14  Sept.gS 

14  Sept.gS 

30  Sept.98 

6  Oct.  98 
19  Oct.  98 

31  Oct.  98 
6  Dec.  93 

0  Dec.  gli 
9  Dec.  98 

3  Jan.  99 

4  Jan.  99 

10  Mar.  gQ 
10  Mar.  99 
19  Mar.  99 
19  Mar.  99 

1  Apr.  90 
I  Apr.  99 

19  Apr.  gg 
ic  May  99 

15  May  99 
15  May  99 

15  May  gg 

16  May  99 
18  Aug.  yg 
iq  Aug.  99 

26  Aug.  99 

13  Sept. 39 
13  Sept.99 
13  Sept.gg 

27  Sept. 99 

27  Sept.99 
I  Oct.  99 

5  Oct. 


I  Jan.  90^20  May  98 

16  Jan.  ,^0  25  Mar.  96 
26  Jan.  90  25  Jan.  99 
ig  Mar.  90,      

1  Apr.  go       

2  Apr.  90       

5  Apr.  90       

14  May  89       

21  Apr.  90       

26  Apr.  90       

30  Apr.  go'       


99 


99 

99 
99 
99 


9  Oct. 

9  Oct. 
9  Oct. 

1  Nov 
7  Nov.  99 
7  Nov.  gg 
7  Nov.  99 
18  Nov.  99 
18  Dec.  99 
3  Jan. 00 
3  Jan.  o 


Boyal  Garrison  Artillery. 


178 


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Majobs. 

MX  Dowell,  George  Cecil'^" 

Jeurtwine,  Huprti  Sandhatn,  Diatrict  Commaudunt^  Lines  (if  Com-  ) 

Miiincafioii,  South  Africa    S 

so  Lane,  Herbert  Edward  Bruce'^' ,. 

wx  Birch,  Duwnward  Percival  Lea,  Commandant  at  Fort  Attack 

WN  Denne,  Alured  Barkley 

HA  Grier,  Harry  Dixon'^^ 

Jennings,  Herbert  Alex.  Kaye,  Onl.  Officer,  ist  Class^  Allahabad. 
Adair,  HughRobt.,  p.a.c.Agsis.Insp.of  Warlike Sttyren^xj  Sept.  98 

so  Stevenson,  Robert  Crawford 

2  Deo.  WN  Parry,  Llewellyn  Humffreya   

BA  Taylor,  Mowbray-^^   

Cooper,   Edward  Shewell.i^e  p.a.c.  Asgist.  Supt.   Qunpowder 

Factor  I/,  Waltham  Abbey 

Baker,  Arthur  Slade,  p.a.c.  Ordnauce  OJice,  4th  Class, 8.  Africj 
Babington,  David  Melville,  Suj)f.  Qunpowder  Factory,  Kirkee  ... 
Warin;^,  Henry,  p.a.c.  Assist. Inspector  of  tVarlike  Stores  i  Oct.  97 

BA  Parker,  John  Lewu3'37  ., 

WN  Shewell,  Harry  Williamson  Macan,  Seseroe   

so  Frith,  John  Sabatier,  Rexercc 

WN  Henn,  Richard  Arthur  Milton,  Reserve 

Foote,  Henry  Bruce,  Aigisf.  Superintendent  Foundry  and  SheH  > 

Factory,  Coasipore > 

Cookson,  \Vm.  Whieher.'as  Ord.  Officer,  ^rd  Class,  Rawul  Pindi. 
Bell,  Charles  Thornhdl,i39  51,;,/.  Gnu  Carriage  Factory,  Madras 
Fisher,   Francis  Tornano.^i.a.c.  Assist.  Snpt.   Royal  Carriage  { 

Factory,  t  Aug.  99 ] 

Eteson,    Harold  Carlton  AVetherall,  A8sista}it  Sttpt.  Royal  { 

Laboratoru,  1  July  99 j 

BA  Giles,  Francis  Henry  Synge**** 

WW  Noble,  Montague  Mark^*'  , 

WN  Bunn,  Willium  Frederick,  Reserve 

Mackinlay,  George,  Reserve   

so  Evans,  Ed^vard  Benjamin,'^  Reserve 

WN  Miles,  Phdip  William  Herbert,  Reserve 

Trollope,  Edward  Charles,  Reserve     

WN  Smeaton,  Charles  Oswaldi''^ 

Currie,  Arthur  Cecil, ^*-'  Instmrfor  School  of  Gunnery 

I  Deo- WN  Becher.  Edward  French, •**  .ffefrj-rc  

Mills, Wm.Holroyd,.-l8*({t?.ZJ(ji^rom(f^,  Line$  of  Commn.^S .Africa 

so  Farmar,  William  Lawrance,  p.a.c 

BA  Donaldson,  Fred.  Leverton.'^^/jis^-.  in  Gnry.,  Kooghly  Defences 

BA  de  Berry,  George  John  Lewes 

80  Vincent,  Henry  Osman,  Instructor  in  Range  Finding,  Bermuda 

Brownlow,  Charles  William'*^  

Campbell,  llalcolm    Sydenham    Clarke,^*'  Ordnance  Officer,  2ni'> 

Class  ;  China  Expeditiounn/  Force  ...  J 

MN  Drake,  Francis  Richardi*''    ". 


'22  Feb.  82 

I 

122  Feb.  82 

[22  Feb. 
[25  July  82 
25  July  82 
25  July  82 
25  July  82 
25  July  82 
2,s  July  82 
25  July  82 
25  July  82 

25  July  82 

I  Oct.  82 
r  Oct.  82 
I  Oct.  82 

1  Oct.  82 
9  Oct.   77 

2  Aug.  7: 
19  Aug.  75 1 

I  Oct.  82 


CAPTAIN.    BT.MAJOR.       M.l.IOR. 


12  May  90; 
31  Dec.  90j 

I  Jan.  91; 

13  Feb.  gi 
26  Feb.  91' 

3  June  91  20  May  98 

20  June  9t        

2;^  July  91        

25  July  91,       

25  July  91 1       

23  Sept. 91!      

1  Oct.  91;      

I  Oct.  91        

7  Oct.  91!       

7  Oct.   91,       

7  Oct.  91  20  May 

12  Feb.  86*      

19  June  81       

I  Oct.  84'      

12  Oct.  91;      


22  Oct.  91! 
22  Oct.  91' 


I  Oct.  82' 
I  Oct.  82' 

I  Oct.  S2  29  Oct.  91 

I  Oct.  82129  Oct.  91 

I  Oct.  82  ^9  Oct.   9t 

I  Oct.  82  29  Oct..  91 

12  Feb,  74!^o  June  83' 

17  July  6ft I2S  May  78 

-"  t"^-  "^-126  .Ian.  79 

:  Feb.  So, 

12  Miy  So 

29  Oct.  91  i 

,  I  Nov.  91J 

12  June  82 

I  Nov.  91 1 

I  Nov.  91 ! 

I  Nov.  91' 

4  Nov.  5-I 

4  Nov.  91' 

4  Nov.  91 

2^  Nov.  91 
23  Nov.  91 


,u  July  67! 

7  July  691 

8  Jan.  70 
I  Oct.  82 
1  Oct.  82 

9  Jan.  73 
I  Oct.  82 
I  Oct.  82 
I  Oct.  82 
I  Oct.  82 
1  Oct.  82 
I  Oct.  82 

14  Feb.  83!  2 

14  Feb.  S3' 


.^  Jau.  00 
3  Jan.  o3 

3  Jan.  00 

4  Jan,  00 
16  Jan.  00 
19  Jan.  00 

I  Feb.  CO 
I  Feb.  03 
I  Feb.  00 
7  Feb.  00 
7  Feb.  00 

I  Apr.  00 

I  Apr,  00 
I  Apr.  00 
T  Apr.  00 
I  Apr.  00 
6  Feb.  96 
21  Sept.  87 

6  May  93 

I  Apr.  00 

I  Apr.  00 
I  Apr.  00 

I  Apr.  00 
I  Apr.  OD 

I  Apr.  00 

7  May  o3 
9  Jau.  9 1 
7  May  84 
7  Nov.  84 

27  July  85 

9  .lune  00 

9  May  00 

16  June  DO 

I  Nov.  89 

I  July  00 

I  July  00 

13  July  00 

19  Sept.  00 

10  Oct.  00 

10  Oct.  00 

10  Oci.  CD 

10  Oct.  00 


Captains. 


Horton,  Sydney  George 

Robinson,   Walter  Henry  \i^  South  Africa 

Oldfield,  Christopher  Qeorge,  27id  Class  Ordnance  O^cer;  on  duty,  England 

JVilliamson,  Osicald  Charles,'^''  Commandant  No.  6  {Bombay)  Mountain  Battery 

UN  Kaye,  Ralph  Arthur,'^'  Adjutant,  Quetta 

Pullen,  Anuur  \Po-k^'''^  Adjutant  School  of  Gunnery  16  Jan.  97 

Dodgson,  Heathjield  Butler,  South  Africa 

Buckle,  Christopher  Reginald,  Army  Transport,  South  Africa  

Thorp,  John  Claude,*^*  p.a.c.  Ordnance  Officer,  ^th  Class,  Halifax,  N.S.,  9  Apr.  96  

Benson,  Rion,  Philip,  Instructor  Royal  Military  Academy  26  Jan.  98  

MN  Stanton,  Frederick  William  Starkey'*^ 

WN  Molesworth,  Herbert  Crofton  SI.  George,  Divisional  Adjutant,  Pembroke  Dock  

MX  Cook,  Henry  Rex,^^^  Acti'ng  Adjutant,  Mountain  Batteries,  Jutogh 

wrr  Galbraith,  Gerald  Edward'^' 

Gordon,  Lawrence  Christian,^^  Commandant  No.  5  (.Bombay)  Mountain  Battery 

Logan,  David  Fnilay  Hosken,^^^  Adjutant  Cape  Garrison  Artillery  Volunteers  6  Nov.  97 
so  Lyall,  Charles  Noel'*** 

Randolph,  Francis  Arthur,^^^  p.a.c.  Assistant  Inspector,  Army  Ordnance  Department  ... 
WN  Vans-Agnew,  Francis,  Dep.  Assist.  Adjt.  Gen.  Royal  Artillery,  Madras  Comd.  (temp.) 
so  Pasley,  Montagu  Wynyard  Sabine'^a  

Perceval,  Claude  John,  Special  Service,  South  Africa 

Napier,  William  John,  Divisional  Adjutant,  South  Africa 

Maunsell,  Frederick  Guy,  Adj.  Wicklow  ArtHlerii,  Southern  Division  R.  Art.  \  June  99... 

Mansell,  John  Herbert,  p.a.c.  Assist.  Inspector," Army  Ordnance  Department,  i  July  gg 

Bertie-Chiy , Neville  Sneyd,  Superintendent  of  Small  Arms  Ammunition  F.ictory,  Bum  Dum 

M'Meekan,  Eras.  Henry  Fremoult  Reader^^* 

Ritchie,  John  Robert,  Instructor  in  Gunnery  Royal  Military  Repository  i  June  96 

BA   Rosy,  Horatio  tit.  George,  Instructor  in  Range  Finding,  Sheerness 

UN  Eyre,  Morland  Stanhope'*^^ 

so  Tyacke,  George 

Burnett,  John  Chaplyn,  South  Africa 

BA  Cameron,  Ewen  Donald  Charles,^^'  with  China  Expeditionary  Force 

80  Warden,  Richard  Edward 

EA  Bremner,  Donald,  Divisional  Adjuta.it,  Dover 

Kemmis,  William  Henry  Olphert,  Adjutant  Cork  Artillery^  S.  Div.  1  Oct.  99   

Anderson,  James  Douglas,  South  Africa 

Salmon,  James  Nelson,  Chief  Ordnance  Officer,  Dublin 

Denni«,  Meade  James  Crosbie,  South  Africa 

Lyle,  George  Samuel  Batenon,  Instructor  Royal  Military  Academy    

Bainbrldge,  Percy  Agueto,  p.a.c.  Assist,  Inspector  Army  Ordnance  Department  1  Apr.  97 

Pratt,  Henry  Arthur,  p.a.c.  Assistant  Inspector,  Army  Ordnance  De^t.,  i  Apr.  98 

WN  Fowler,  Francis  Charles,  Divisional  Adjutant,  Deoonport 

Coxhead,  Thomas  Langhorne,^^'^  DSO.  Brig.  Major  Royal  Art.  China  Exped.  Force 

WN  Marshall,  Hawtrey  Charles .-. 


I  Oct. 

14  Feb. 

14  Feb. 

14  Feb. 

t4  Feb. 

14  Feb. 

14  Feb. 

14  Feb. 

[4  Feb. 

14  Feb. 

14  Feb. 

14  Feb. 

14  Feb. 

14  Feb. 

14  Feb. 

14  Feb. 

28  Feb. 

2S  Feb. 
9  Mar. 

21  Mar. 

?.^  July 

28  July 

-«  July 
July 
July 
July 
July 
July 
July 
Feb. 
Feb. 
Feb. 
Feb. 
Feb. 
Feb. 
Feb. 


83 


91 
.a.  92 


12  22  Oct, 
83  23  No 
83    I  Jai 
83    I  Jan.  92 
83  27  Jan.  92 

92 
92 


83  27  Jan.  92 
83  27  Jan.  92 
8j  27  Jan.  92 
°-  I  Feb.  92 
1  Feb.  92 
w^  I  Feb.  92 
83  I  Feb.  92 
83    I  Feb.  92 


28 


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15 

15 

15 

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15 

15 

15 

15  Feb, 

15  Feb. 
5  July 
5  July 
5  July 


Feb.  _., 
Feb.  84 


Feb, 


.  .  Feb. 
83  I  Feb, 
83  19  Feb.  92 
83  3  Mar.  92 
83  3  Mar.  92 
83  I  j  Mar.  92 
S3  16  Mar.  92 
S3  18  Mar.  92 
83  19  Mar.  92 
°-  '  Apr.  92 
Apr.  92 
03  r  Apr.  92 
83  28  May  92 
83  25  May  92 
83  25  May  92 
83  17  Oct.  92 

83  17  Oct.  92 
^^  10  Jan.  93 

13  Jan,  93 
I  Feb.  93 
I  Feb.  93 
I  Feb.  93 
I  Feb.  93 
I  Mar.  93 

84  3  Mar.  91 
84  4  Mar.  93 
84  4  Mar.  93 
84  I  Apr.  93 
84  13  ^u"  -•-• 


83 


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May  93 
May  93 
May 


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84      30     -^„^         yj 

84  26  June  93 
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93 


3  June 


9i 


179 


Eoijal  Gar) {son  Artillery. 


Captaiks. 

«VK  Kirke,  Henry  Lushington,  Sierra.  Leone 

J<oms,  Arthur  Gambler,  DMsionul  Adjutant,  Cork    

BO  Warren,  William  Lewis ■-. V'.'V, o'V'VJ!.* 

Playfair,  Frederick  Lyon,  Adjutant  i  Benfreio  Volunteer  Arldlerj/  i8  July  99   

SO  Roberts,  Michael  Bradley ■•■" ■.;•■; 

Cuming,  Arthur  Thomat,  Inatruclor  School  ofGuimery,  27  July  00    

Parrv.  James  Bacchus •• ; •■•'• ■••■*•-;""■,■■':•::■■.■■■ 

Bateman,  Bernard  MouLiffue,  Staf  OJftcer  to  Auist.  Inspector  ofRemounfs.  Soidk  Africa 

jrerriman.Reg.  Gordon^  DSO.  D.  A.  A.  Gen.  for  Recruiting,  War  OJice,  22  Jan.  oo{tem^.) 

MN  Hardy,  William  Kyle'"^  

80  Foster,  Philip,  p.a.c 

Wood,  ThoiTias  Birckain'3   

BidMod,  Thomas  Edward  Win^field ;•■--—•■; ■^"'ri 

Watson,  ChrL^topher  Godfrey,^'''  D.  A.  A.  General,  Royal  Artillery,  Punjab    

GampLtell,  Edmund  Arthur, ;?. a. c 

WM  Haj-risou,  Arthur  Estcourt -■■ :":---U"'y; 

Lamb,  George  Rothneg,^''-'  Commandant  No,  4  {Kazara)  Mountain  Battery 

SO  Maiinsell,  Manuel  Charles -■■— • -_•• -i: 

Ogg,  George  Sim,^'^  Assisfiinf  Superintendent  Small  Arms  I^actory,  Vum  JJum 

BA  Macgowari,  Robert  Stuart 

WM  Saltren-Willett,  Archibald  John ■ 

Xouiig,  Francis  Henri/,  Instructor  Royal  Military  Academy  17  Feb.  99    

Marsh,  Ilopton  Eliot't,  Instructor  School  of  Gunnery  14  Oct.  96 

80  Gooch,  John  Sherlock,  with  China  Expeditionary  Force 

SO  Dykes.  Lionel  Erie  Ballautine,  Instructor  in  Range  Finding,  Hong  Kong 

lies,  Henry  Wilson'"  

Vanderzee,  Henry  Frank,*'^  Ordnance  Officer,  3rd  Claaa,  Madras 

MN  Hudson,  Thomas  Roe  CUristopheri*^  

Stansfeld,  James  Rawdon,  Senior  Cla»» 

MN  Marshall,  Thomas  Ed ward'8' 

Strange,  Harry  Bland,^^'^  Assistant  Director  of  Transport,  South  Africa  

Moren,  James  Alexander,  Adjutant  i  Suffolk  Volunteer  Artillery  t  June  99 

Hodgins,  Charles  Richard,  Command'uig  Royal  Artillery,  Sierra  Leone,  -^ith  rank  of  Major 
so  Bruce -Kings  mill,  Julian  Claud  de  Keune,!*^  Divisional  Adjutant,  Leith  Fort 

Harvest,  Hector  Horafiu,  South  Africa  

■WN  Simonds,  Cecil  Barrow,  Dicisional  Adjutant,  Cape  Town 

Frendergast,  Frederick,  South  Africa- 

54.  Clark,  Charles  Watson,  Adjutant  5  June  99 

Hill,  Charles  Edward, ^^"^  South  Africa 

Tyler,  Arthur  Malcolm,  Instructor  Royal  Military  Academy  1  Feb.  99 

Langhorne,  Harold  Stephen,  Ordnance  Officer,  4th  Class,  Hong  Kong,  18  Apr.  96    

Perkins,  Arthur  John  Ernest ,'^^  Adj.  Rm/al  Military  Academy,  Woolicich,  i  Ajir.  99 

Davidson,  Fros.Middleton,Adi.  South  East  of  Scotland  Art.  {S.  Dicivion),  22  Jan.  97 

Fait,  Lionel  William  Felleic^^^''-  DSO.,  Comdt.  No.  9  {Bengal}  Mountain  Battery,  India  .... 

Moore,  Robert  Thornton,  in  charge  Proof  Department,  Bal<isore,  India 

Blunt,  Charles  Jasper,^^'  in  charge  of  Danger  Buildings,  R,  Laboratory,  i  Apr.  98 , 

p.s.c.  Baldtcin,  John  Grey,^'^  Assistant  Militai'y  Governor  of  Jolianneeburg    

Lyle,Henry  Duntze,^^^  Adjutant :  East  Riding  of  X or k  Vol.  Art.  22  Feb.  96  , 

so  Jenour,  Arthur  Stawell 

Nicholson,  William  Cyril  Alwynne,  Commandant  Bermuda  Militia  Artillery 

Tancred,  Thomas  Augits,'^'^^'  Atjufant  Royal  Artillery,  Roorkee 

Woodifield,  Anthony  Hudson,  Army  Ordnance  Department , 

Tancock,  Osborne  Kendal,^'^^  Native  Artillery ,  India , 

80  Alexander,  William  Patrick 

Nichol,  Williain  Dale,^'^'^  Shoeburyncs  

Crowe,  Mordaunf  Abin-jdon  Carlitle,^^^  Army  Ordnance  Department    

so  Palmer,  Hugh  Robert,  Adjutant,  Aden , 

EA  AiUeahead,  Frank,  Acting  Brigade  Major,  Royal  Artillery,  Gibraltar,  3  Jan.  00 

Davies,  Ernest  Wilson,  jf.a.c.  Assistant  Inspector  Army  Ordnance  Dept.,  i  Apr.  98 

Fhipps,  Charles  Edward,  p.a.c.  Asxif^fant  Inspector  Army  Ordnance  Dept.  6  Apr.  98 , 

Gorton,  Reginald  St.  George,^'^^  Station  Sta^  Officer,  Kimherley,  South  Africa  , 

Head,  Harry  Francis,  Axsisfant  Superintendent  Harness  and  Saddlery  Factory,  Cawnpore. 

Phillips,    Thomas  Richnond,    Adj.   Cornwall  and  Deuot.  Jliners   Art.   15  Aug.  98  , 

Brake,  Herb.  Edw.  John,''^''DSO.Comdg.  aBn.  Central  Africa  Regt.  with  rank  of  Lt. Colonel . 
so  Chepmell,  Claude  Hei-ries , 

Short t,  Alexander  Graham,  Adjuta7it2  Northumberland  Vol,  Artillery  26  May  97 , 

Brewster,  Robert  Ferdinand,  Jamaica 

iieid,  Harold  Arfhitr,^^''   Commandant  No.  3  Field  Battery  Hyderabad  Contingent , 

Knapp,  Kempster  Kenmure,^'^^  Brigade  Major  to  Inspector  General  of  Artillery  in  India  , 

Hamilton,  Percy  Douglas,  Adjutant  1  Ayrshire  and  Galloway  Vol.  Art.  12  Mar,  98 

so  Kelsall,  HarrjiJoseph,  Adjutant  and  Instructor  in  Gunnery,  Rangoon 

Hare,  Robert  Hngh,-"*^  Dcp,  Assist.  Adj.  Gen.  for  Intelligence,  South  Africa    

Adair,  Charles  Oaborn,  Adjutant  8  Lancashire  Volunteer  Artillery,  27  Feb.  96   

Forest ier- Walker,  Claude  Edward,  Adjt.  i  Cheshire  ^  Carnarvon  Vol.  Art.  i  Oct.  97 

Fatccett,  Percy  Harrison,  Adjutant  1  Cornwall  Volunteer  Artillery  13  Jan.  96 


wN  Church,  George  Ross  Marryat'^oi  

Traherne,  George  Gilbert,^^^  District  Commissioner,  Orange  River  Colony    

Griffin,  Henry  Lysauht ,  South  Africa    

Courtenuy,  Jlichuel  Hudson,  Adjutant  Donegal  Artillery  i  Jan.  96 

Smallivood,  Frank  Graham,-^*'iAssist.  Inspector  General  of  Ordnance,  Octacamund 

Cadell,  Marry  Ernest,  Stajf  Captain  for  Royal  Artillery,  Chatham,  24  Feb.  00  ... 

Larymore,  Henry  Douglas,^*^^  CjIG 

so  Curmc,  William  Charles,  Divisional  Adjutant,  Malta,  3  Apr.  00 

Jones,  Walter  Hoic el ^'^^'  Adjutant  i  Sussex  Volunteer  Artillery  29  Oct.  99 

WN  Philhitps,  Charles,  Instructor  in  Gunnery,  Halifax,  N.S 

Xenyon,  Lionel  Richard,  p.a.c.  Sta^  Captain,  War  Office,  i  Apr.  99 

Sfrtcart,  James  Anthony  >^^^,  .trmy  Ordnance  Department    

ao  Smith,  Arthur  Murray,^"*  Divisional  Adjutant,  Golden  Hill 

WN  Bcyuon,  Henry  Lawi-ence  Norman,-"  Adjutant  15  Feb.  00  

Taylor,  Cecil  Salusbury,  Adjt.  Limerick  City  Art.  Southern  Division  16  Nov.  97   

2A  Bell.  Kenneth  Duwie 

ComjTi,  Edward  Walter,  Ceylon  "".. 


16  Feb.  87 
16  Feb.  S7 
16  Feb.  87 
16  Feb.  87 
16  Feb.  87 
16  Feb.  87 
16  Feb.  87 
ID  Feb.  87 
16  Feb.  8? 
16  Feb.  87 


5  July  84 
5  July  84 
5  July  84 
5  July  84 
5  July  84 
5  July  84 
5  July  84 

5  July  84 
9  Dec.  84 
9  Dec.  84 
9  Dec.  84 
9  Dec.  84 
9  Dec.  84 
9  Dec.  84 
9  Dec.  84 
9  Dec.  84 

29  Apr.  85 
29  Apr.  85 
2y  Apr.  85 
29  Apr.  S; 
29  Apr.  8f 
?9  Apr.  85 
29  Apr.  85 
29  Anr.  85 
29  Apr.  85 
29  Apr.  85 
29  Apr.  85 
29  Apr.  85 
29  Apr.  85 

29  Apr.  85 

30  June  85 
30  June  85 
30  June  85 

6  Sept.85 
6  Sepf.85 
16  Sept.85 

6  Sept.85 
6  Sept.85 
6  Sept. 85 
■6  Sept.85 
:6  Sept.85 
t6  Sept.85 
6  Sept.85 
6  Sept.85 
6  Sept  85 
16  Sept.Ss 
[6  Sept.85 

6  Sept.85 

7  Feb.  86 
7  Feb.  86 
7  Feb,  86 

7  Feb.  86 

.7  Feb.  86 

7  Feb.  86 

7  Feb.  86 

7  Feb.  86 

■7  Feb.  86 

.7  Feb.  86 

:S  Feb.  86 

:8  Feb.  86 

;S  Feb.  86 

3  Feb.  36 

:i;  Feb.  86 

;3  Feb.  86 

.8  Feb.  86 

3  Feu.  86 

S  Feb.  86 

:8  Feb.  86 

Feb.  86 

S4  July  86 

24  July  86 

24  July  86 

24  July  86 

24  July  86 

24  July  86 


CAPTAIN. 


June  93 
-  Aug.  91 

19  Aug.  93 

21  Oct.     93 

Oct.  03 
23  Oct.  93 
9  Dec.  93 
16  Dec.  Q3 
31  Dec.  93 
I  Jan.  u\ 
4  Jan.  Qj, 
14  Mar.  94 

14  July  94 
:9  Sept.  94 

I  Jan.  95 
4  Jan.  95 
fo  Feb.  95 
I  Apr.  95 
I  Apr.  95 
I  Apr.  95 
i  Apr.  95 
1  Apr.  95 
t  Apr.  95 
i  Apr.  95 
I  Apr.  95 
I  Apr.  95 
I  Apr.  95 
I  Apr.  95 
I  Apr.  95 
I  Apr.  95 

15  May  95 
15  May  9s 
15  May  95 

4  July  9S 

3  -A-ug.  95 
3  Aug.  95 
11  Sept.95 
i;  Sept.95 
13  Nov.  95 

13  Nov.  95 

20  Nov.  95 
7  Dec.  95 
.1  Dec.  9s 
18  Dec.  95 
26  Feb.  96 

•6  Feb.  qS 

5  Mar.  q6 
23  Mar.  96 
II  Apr.  96 

6  May  96 
[5  June  g6 
[8  June  96 
I  Aug.  96 
I  Aug.  96 

29  Aug.  96 

29  Aug.  96 

30  Sept.  96 
30  Sept.  96 

J17  Oct.  96 
I17  Oct.  96 
!t7  Oct.  96 
sq  Oct.  96 
2Q  Oct.   96 

1  Nov.  96 
18  Nov.  96 

9  Dec.  96 

21  Dec.  96 
21  Dec.  &6 

!  7  Jan.  97 
,  2  June 97 

2  June  97 
2  June  97 

I  6  June  97 

14  June  97 

15  June  97 


24  July 
24  July 
24  July 
24  July 
24  July 
24  July 


16  Feb. 
16  Feb. 
16  Feb. 
6  Feb. 
16  Feb. 
16  Feb. 
16  Feb. 
16  Feb. 
i6  Feb. 
16  Feb. 


36Ji6  Juno  97 
86  18  June97 
86 1  3  July  97 
86 1  3  July  97 
86,  3  July  97 
86  I  Sept. 97 
I  Sept.97 
90  I  Sept.97 
90  X  Sept.97 
90  I  Sept.g7 
go'is  Sept.97 
90  23  Sept.97 
go'aS  Sept.97 
90J  I  Oct.  97 
90  I  Oct.  97 
goj  9  Oct.  97 
90,  9  Oct.  97 


Ttoijal  Garrison  Artillery. 


1 80 


Captains. 

Douglas,  Archibald  Philip^  Aagisfanf  luspef^tor  Gi'neral  of  Ordnance,  Poona 

Rtithven,  Robert  Merct/n  Bermingham,  Adjutant  IVaferford  Artillery  25  Jan.  00 
SO  Barron,  Netterville  Guy 

Stiffe,  Archibald  Francis  Eoerift,  Adjutant  Highland  Volunteer  Art.  14  Apr.  97  .. 
WN  Macilonald,  Reginald  .Tames,  Victoria,  B.C.    

Bhiuil,  William  St.  Co\\im.'^'^  Song  Kong    

Pitman,  Alfred  Cyril,  Mauritius     

Mulesworth, Richard  Pigot,'"Adiutant  Carmarthen  ArlilleryWegtern  Die.  18  Apr.  98 

Chapman,  Lawrence  Joseph, Commandant  No.  8  Bengal  fountain  Battery 

Leahy,  Henry  Gordon,  p.a.c.  Ordnance  OJicer,  4th  Class  

WIT  Fraser,  Lyons  David 

Rice,  George  William,  Adjutant  1  Edinburgh  Volunteer  Artillery  ji  Apr.  96  

FD  Patch,  Francis  Robert,-'*  

Fisher,  John  Francis,^^^  Special  Service,  South  Africa   

Franks,  George  JX'Xenzir.^^'^  serving  with  the  Egyptian  Army 

Ward,  Hon.  Maxtcell  Richard  Crosbie,  Instructor  School  of  Gunnery,  10  Oct.  00  ... 

Roberts,  Hugh  Bradley,  District  Commandant,  Lines  of  Commn.  South  Africa 

Young,  Henry  Alfred,  Ordnance  Q^cer,  ^rd  Cla$s,  Bombay    

EA  Peile,  .Alfred  James 

Coley-Bromjield,  John   Coley,  Adjutant  2  Sussex  Volunteer  Art.  1  Aug.  96    

Seddon,  Edward  if'Mahon,  Adjutant  Devon  Art.  West  Die.  :o  Feb.  98     

Hutchinson,  F.  Fierrepont,  2nd  Assist.  Supdt.  Expts.  School  of  Gunnery,  i  Feb.  98 
so  Gordon,  William  Neville    

Scoff,  .-Llexander  Francis  Sinclair,  Adjutant  i  Lanark  Vol.  Art.  z  Marcll  95  

Carter,  Ernest  Pasley,^^^  Ordnance  Officer,  4th  Class,  Raicul  Pindi 

EA  Jennings,  Walton 

Moore,  St.  Leger  Montgomery 

so  Phillips,  Ernest  Robert 

TuUoch,  Tom  Gregorie,  Assistant  Inspector  of  Warlike  Stores,  14  Au^.  95 

Afford,  Frederick  Lewis,  Adj.  2  Devon  Vol.  Art.  15  .March  95    

tLArfhy,  Walter,  Divisional  Adjutant,  Gibraltar,  ij  July  00    

Parker,  Henry  William  .Manwaring,^"  Comdt.  No.  7  (Bengal)  Mountain  Battery... 

Carey,  William  Havilhtnd,  Adjutant  Royal  Guernsey  Artillery  15  June  99   

EA  Thrupp,  Francis  ilorton  

EA  Davidson,  Gordon  Villiers^*^ 

Stuart,  Ralph  Esme,"-^ Shoeburyness 

Brett,  Herbert  George,"-  Commandant  No.  2  (Derajat)  Mountain  Battery    

so  Elliot,  Harry  Macintire  (i  Depot)  

M'Uardy,  .Alexander  Anderson,-"  Did.  Signalling  Officer  sth  Div.  S.  Africa  F.  F. 

Corrie,  William  Francis  Taylor,--^  South  Africa    

Walters,  Hubert  de  Lansey,  Adjutant  Sussex  Artillery,  Eastern  Division,  20  Feb.  99 

Morrison,  Maskell  Mackenzie  Downie,  Adjutant  2  Hants  Vol.  Artillery  10  jVpr.  96... 

Grepe,  Arthur  Wellesley,  "special  Service,  South  Africa 

Pennethorne,  Henry  Evelyn,  Adjutant  7.  Middlesex   Volunteer  Artillery,   23  Jan.  99 
M.v  Tyler,  Ralph  Edward^'  .' 

Wuiles,  William  Efeson,  Ordnance  Officer  ^th  Class,  5  Apr.  99 

so  Kirkpatrick,  Ale.\ander  Ronald  Vane,  Ceylon  

Moultrie,  Hugh  Crawford^-** 

EA  Eillraann,  Ernest  KUit ,-"  DSO 

Free/and,  Anthony  Drage,  South  Africa 

Tomkins,  Ernest  Leifh,  Assist,  Superintendent  Gun  Carriage  Factory,  Bombay... 
so  Home,  Robert  Elton=^^^ 

Bray,  Arthur  Le  Mesurier,-^'^  Shoeburyness 

Lambarde.  Francis  Fane,  Adjutant  2  Lancashire  Volunteer  Artillery  27  Feb.  96 
EA  Cayle.y,  Arthur  Macaulay,  Divisional  Adjutant,  i  Apr.  00 

.lohnston,  George  Napier,  Instructor  in  Gunnery,  N.W,  Frontier,  India,  5  Sept.  00 

Smith,  William  Hugh  Usher,  p.a.c.  Ordnance  Officer,  4th  Class,  i  April  97    ... 

Galloway,  Frank  Lennox'"*'    

Bellairs,  Norman  Edw.  Breton,  p.a.c.  Assi'tani  Inspector  of  Warlike  Stores,  1  Apr.  96 

Lethbridge,  Sydney,  Ordnance  Officer,  -^rd  Class 

Coningham,  Henry,  Instructor  Royal  Military  Academy,  6  May  00 

so  Butcher,  Fred.  Spurrell,  ^rd  Assist.  Supdt.  of  Experiments,  Sch.  of  Gunnery,  1  Feb.  9S 
so  Waymouth,  Ernest  Glanville,^^'  Divisional  Adjutant,  Hong  Kong 

Mackintosh,  John  Burn,  Inspecting  Officer  Cashmere  Imperial  Service  Artillery 

M^CttUoch,  Robert  Hen.  Frederick,--*'-^  DSO.  D.  A.  A.  Gen.  Lines  of  Commn.  S.Africa 
EA  Dent,  Frank  Wilkinson  iJitiyioHnZ  Adjutant,  Gibraltar,  i  Apr.  00  

Metcalfe.  Fenivick  Henry,  Special  Service,  South  Africa  

so  Mas.iie,  Roger  Henry   

Thorp,  Arthur  Hugh,  Assist.  Inspector  of  Position  Finding,  Woolwich,  24  July  93    .. 
EA  Kendall,  John  Kaye,  Instructor  in  Gunnery,  Bombay 

Ellershaw,  Arthur,  .-Immunifion  Column,  Natal 

Hardcastle,  John  Herschel,  Adjt.  i  Kent  Volunteer  .Irtillery    23  Nov.  96    

WN  Farmar,  William  Cecil  Russell  

Redfern,  Peter  Youngson,  Regimental  District  Staff,  Woolwich 

Williams,  Arthur  Cecil,  Instructor  Royal  Military  Academy  15  Aug.  99      

Hunt,  Wm.  Holdsworth,  Adjutant  i  Gloucester  Volunteer  Artillery  22  Feb.  97     

WN  Bishop,  Charles  Frederick,  Divisional  Adjutant,  Devonporf,  iS  Oct.  99 

WN  Morrice,  Herbert    

Forbes,  Arthur,  Ordnance  Officer,  4th  Class  

fVoods, George  Grevilte,  Ordnance  Officer,  4th  Class,  Sawal  Pindi 

so  Noott,  Cutlibert  Cecil   

WW  Blanlord,  William  George,  Instructor  in  Range  Finding,  Halifax,  N.S 

Poole,  Frederick  Cuthbert,  Ammunition  Column     

Craig,  Robert  Annesley,  p.a.c.  Assistant  Inspector  Army  Ordnance  Depart.  9  Apr.  00 

Brace,  John  Elliot  Lidderdale,'^^  Native  Mountain  Artillery,  India     

MIT  Craster,  Edmund  Henry  Bertram-^* 

Duff,  George  Graham  Kayll,  Hong  Kong  Artillery  

"WN  Sherer,  James  Donnelly,  Adjutant  and  Instructor  in  Gunnery,  Kurrachee    

Tereker.  Charles  Granville,  Instructor  School  of  Gunnery  20  Feh.  00      

de  Brett,  Harry  Simonds,2i«  DSO.  Adjutant  7  July  00  

Orr,  Charles  JVilliam  James,^^  South  Africa 

Jacob,  Walter  Henry  Bell,  Ordnance  Officer,  ^fh  Class,  South  Africa  

so  Kane,  Arthur  Hyde,  Instructor  in  Gunnery,  Cork  

De  Sausmarez,  Cecil,  Special  Service,  South  Africa    


16  Feb.  8; 

16  Feb.  87 

16  Feb.  87 

It)  Feb.  87 

16  July  87 

24  July  Sf. 

13  July  87 

!3  July  87 

•■•  July  87 

J'^uly  87 

July  87 

July  87 

July  87 

July  87 

July  87 

;  July  87 

Feb.  E8 

'sb.  88 

.'eb.  88 

■Feb.  88 

■  Feb.  88 

'  Feb.  8; 

Feb.  8 


2NDr.TBUT, 


16 
16 
16 
16 
16 
23  J 

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23 
'3 
■■3 
23 
23 

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■7 
7 

7  J? 

■7 
7 

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17  Feb.  88 

7  Feb.  88 

17  Feb.  88 

.7  Feb.  ' 

I-  Feb. 

17  Feb. 

[7  Feb, 

[7  Feb. 

17  Feb. 

[7  Feb. 

[7  Feb. 

[7  Feb. 

!3  July 

[7  Feb. 

[7  Feb. 

17  Feb. 

[7  Feb. 

7  Feb. 
Feb.  00 
Feb.  63 
Feb.  38 
Feb.  88 
Feb.  "~ 
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,  Feb.  88 

17  Feb.  88 

[7  Feb.  88 

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b.  88 


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[7  Feb.  00 

[7  Feb.  88 

[7  Feb.  83 

^  June  83 

June  "" 

July  00 

July  83 

July  "" 

July 

July  00 

July  83 

July  83 


•-7 
•■7 
7 
27 
27 
27 
■7 

27- 
J 
27 
27 
•■7 
■■7 
27  J 


July  88 
July  88 
July  88 
July  88 
July  8r 
July  8; 
July  8> 
July  81 


;  Feb. 


I.  89 
S'83 
I.  89 
1.  89 
•.  89 
.89 


IS  Fe 
15  Fe. 
15  Feb 
IS  Feb 
15  Feb, 
15  Feb. 
27  July 
15  Feb 
15  Feb. 
15  Feb. 
15  Feb. 
IS  Feb. 
IS  Feb. 
IS  Feb.  og 
15  Feb.  89 
IS  Feb.  89 
15  Feb.  89 
15  Feb.  89 
15  Feb.  89 
15  Feb.  89 
27  July  89 
27  July  89 
?7  July  89 


LIBDT. 


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90 
90 

90 

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90 

90 

ly  90 

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July 
July 
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July 


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3  July 

"uly 

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23 
23 
23 
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23  Ju 
23 

23  Ju 
23  Jii 

7  Fe. 

7  Feb 
17  Feb 
.7  Feb, 
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r6  Feb. 
.7  Feb, 

■  7  Feb, 

■  1  Feb 
7  Feb. 
7  Feb, 
7  Feb, 
[7  Feb, 
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7  Feb. 
7  Feb. 
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7  Feb. 
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7  Feb.  9 

7  Feb.  9 

7  Feb.  q 

.7  Feb.  9 

7  Feb.  9 

,7  Feb.  9 

-  Feb.  9 

Feb.  9 

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Feb.  9 

Feb.  9 

Feb.  9 

Feb.  9 

9 


ily  90 

dy  90 
dy  90 
90 
9 
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90 


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Feb.  9 
Feb.  9 
Feb.  9 
Feb.  9 
:S  .1  une  9 
j8  June  g 
27  Jul.v  g 
27  July  g 
^7  July  9 
:7  July  9 
17  July  9 
^7  July  9 
27  July  9 
17  July  g 
27  July  9 
27  July  9 
27  July  9 
27  July  9 
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27  July  9 
27  July  9 
IS  Feb.  g2 
IS  Feb.  92 
15  Feb. 92 
IS  Feb.  92 
[5  Feb. 
27  July  91 
15  Feb.  92 
15  Feb.  92 
15  Feb.  92 
IS  Feb,  92 
15  Feb.  92 
15  Feb.  92 
15  Feb.  92 
IS  Feb.  9; 
IS  Feb.  92 
15  Feb.  92 
IS  Feb.  92 
15  Feb.  91 
IS  Feb.  92 
15  Feb.  q-. 
27  July  92 
27  July  92 
•7  July  92 


9  Oct.  97 
9  Oct.  97 
9  Oct.  97 
9  Oct.  97 
9  Oct.  97 
I  Nov.  97 

6  Nov.  97 

11  Nov.  97 
20  Nov.  97 
20  Nov.  97 
2o  Nov.  97 

3  Dec.  97 
25  Dec.  97 
I  Apr.  93 
I  Apr.  gS 
I  Apr.  98 

12  Apr.  93 
i3  Apr.  98 
18  Apr.  9? 

1 3  Apr.  gS 
18  Apr.  g3 

8  Apr.  gS 

3  May  gS 
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1 3  May  98 
18  June  98 

18  June  98 
8  June  95 
1  July  93 
I  July  98 
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Royal  Garrison  ArUlleri/. 


Capiaiits. 

Burton,  Uarrg  Charle,  Hay,  Special  Service,  South  Africa 

so  Fife,  Robert  Bainbridge 

Bushe,  Charles  Kendal    ■  •■"• ; ••■••■• 

Bepper,  Lionel  Leei,  Cowmandunf  Punjab  Oarnton  Batterij    

WN  CleKhorn,  Charles  Ausus,  Tlizinonal  Adjutant,  Mauntma    

l^:toIT^i^^:^TA.IiutanrCa;d;;^.  Artillery  W»^^ 

de  Wintou.'  Bichartl  Stretton,^"'  Ammunition  Park,  Natal     

so  PitzRoy,  Philip  FitzWiUiam     • 

Ei  Urav,  Charles  Lli.yd  Rashleigh""     ....•• ;•-"■■•• n'li.,:'. 

Owen,  Chnrlen  R,rl„u;l  BI„rM,n„'.  p.a.c.  Instructor  Ordnance  College     

WatLn,  John  Genr,,e  Maitbnnl.  p.a.c.  special  employ  Ordnance  Committee     

Zieqler,  Charin  Henry,  South  .Ifrica  ■■■■,■•■'; j"y',i WW,',' 

Minton    Godfrey  Bingham,  Adjutant  i  Durham  I' olunteer  Artillery,  12  July  97 

Probun,Dio'hton  Gordon,  Adj.  3  Middlesex  Vol.  Art  ^4 -j^Tl- 97    ■-■. ,-•••- ■ 

TowLnd.  Sam.  C.  ChetwoJe,"^  ^th  CI.  Ord.  Officer,  Mauritiu.  {.Bl.Major  zi  Sept.  99) 
so  Wynter.  Fjaiieis  Artlmr,"^  DSO.  Off,,.  Dep.  As>ut.  Adjutant  Ocncral,  Bauyoon  ... 

80  Chartres,  Richnril  Carew   ■.■■\:-^ ;V"  "i,' 

Levet,  Price  Kinnear,  Instructor  School  of  Gunnery  21  Mai-ch  00 

EA  Paine,  James  Henrv,=^*^  DSO,  ■■•■  ■ •■■ • ;""V 

WaHng,  Sichard,  p.a.c.  Attittant  Inspector  Army  Ordnance  Department  4  AUR.  59... 
WN  Cochrane,  Norman  Denneys  ■• ••■:;■.■; 

O'Connor,  Wm.  Frederick  rraver»;^ii  Kashmir  Artillery,  bilgit    

wx  HarinKton,  Elliott  Copeland      ■ 

Bullen   Stephen  Darlei/,  tcith  Maxim  Guns,  China  

X>onoB«»,  Charles  Creaghe,  tth  Class  Ordnance  Officer,  Kurrachee 

Eadn   Charles  Edward,  Adjutant  G'amorgan  Artillery  lolunteers  lo  May  96  

Osborn,  Lestock  Latham  U'atton,  Adjutant  4  Lancashire  Vol.  Artillery  24  Nov.  97  ... 
WN  Morris,  Robert  Cochrane 

Cotter,  Harry  John^^*^  with  Maxim  G-una,  China ■ 

=  Dep.  Ei  Crichton,  Hew ■.•••. 

Partridge,  Xichard  Orenville,  Special  Serilice,  South  Africa....^..... ;.. 

WN  Stevens-Nash,  Charles  George  Edward, /Hsfr«c/oj-  £ange  Finding,  Cape  I  own  ... 

Low,  Charles  Frederick-  Geniley,  Adjutant  i  Cinque  Ports  Artillery,  26  Nov.  99  

Hayves,  Kenneth  Edward,  South  A.frica  • 

Foulter,Donqlas  Ryley,  ^'h  Class  Ordnance  0.fficer,Fort  William 

Ei  Kaston,  Frederick  Arthur  •••••■. 

so  Robinson,  Stratford  Walson.2"  Satiue  Mountain  Artillery,  India 

WN  Bell,  Maurice  Douglas, Sn»(A  Africa ■• 

le  Pelley,  'Fnlward  Carey,  Adjutant  2  Durham  Volunteer  Artillery  21  Dec.  99  

LyddoH.TVilliaui  George,  Special  Service,  South  Africa    

Lawrence- Archer,  James  Henry,  Ordnance  Officer,  ^th  Clail,  Madras 

Walker,  Edward  William  May  .•■ 

Whitehead,  Edmund  L'Estrange,  Adjutant  Jersey  Artillery  Militia,  i  Oct.  97 

2  Dep.  WN  Wilkinson,  Arthur  Clement 

Watts    Charles  Donald  Kagnsford,  Arm:/  Ordnance  Department 

Seade,  Piercy  Necill  Graham,  Adjutant  i  (City  of  London)  Vol.  Art.  2  Oct,  99  

Hope,  William  Henry  Weblcy,  p.a.c.  Army  Ordnance  Department    

SO  Lowis,  Penton  Shakespear 

Bowen,  HerOerl  Walter,  Ordmnce  Officer,  4th  Class,  Agra 

Muspratt-Williams,  Iteg.  L.Adjufant  i  City  of  LondonVolnnteer  Artillery,  27  Feb.  99 

Bot/d,  Alexander  Charles,  Ordnance  Officer,  4th  Class,  Allahabad    

FA  Oldrleld,  Arthur  Radulphus 

so  Parker,  Eohcrt  Hainilton,-^^  Gunnery  Instructor,  Aden   

Slator,  George  Francis,  Adjutant  1  Durham  Volunteer  Artillery  21  Nov.  98  

EA  Westerman,  Joseph  Francis 

Bland-Hunt,  Ernest  Sydney  de  Vere,  Adjutant  Ordnance  College  8  June  99    

Ruuibold,  William  Edwin,  Uganda  Eijles 

80  Appleyard,  George  Crossley 

50  Christie,  Lindsa.v  Bruce  Stark,  Divisional  Adjutant,  Weymouth 

Hamilton, Robert  Sydney,  Army  Ordnance  Department  

Behreiis,  dice.  Adjutant  York  Artillery  Western  Division  5  Dec.  99  

EA  Mayne,  Herbert  Blair,  Adjutant,  Bombay 

Manley,  Eeginald  Harwood,  Special  Service,  South  Africa  

80  Twiss,  Francis  Arthnr,^^'*  Armament  Officer,  Malta  

so  Fergusson,  Arthur  Charles,''*'-'  Malta 

EA  Palmer,  Cecil  C'harles 

Warren,  Frank,  -idjutant  Aberdeen  Volunteer  Artillery  13  Feb.  00  

Halse,  Stanle,^'  Clarence,  Advance  Class    

Scott,  liobert  JCellock.'^«  Ordnance  Officer,  ^fh  Class,  Cape  Town,  i2Feb.  96  

Young,  John  Edgar  Harington,  Assist .  Supdt.  Gun  Carriage  Factory,  Fiittehghur 
so  Haymes,  Robert  Leycester,  Malta    

Merrick,  George  Charles.'-'^'  West  .Ifrican  Field  Force 

Aniey,  William  Bower,  in  rlmriic  of  Danger  Buildings,  Waltham  Abbey,  10  Nov.  97 

Myers,  Alfred  Edward  Cecil,  Soutii  Africa     " 

WN  Chrystie,  John    

EA  Manley,  William  Edward,  Instructor  in  Gunnery,  Dover  

Gordon,  Alfred  Ernest,  Ordnance  Officer,  4th  Class 

WN  Alderson,  .Samuel  Frank,  Dicisiouol  Adiutnnt,  Halifax,  N.S 

Kennedy,  Andrew  C\'mpbell,  Oeduanc-'  Officer,  ^th  Class,  Bombay   

Moore,  Frank  Beaumont  Hamilton,  Adjutant  Londonderry  Artillery  8  Mar.  98. 

Moorhonse,  Harry  Claude,  serving  in  Uganda  

WN  Innes,  Hector  Munro   

so  OUivant,  Alfred  Henry 

KM  Corbett,  Edwy  Frank,  Sierra  Leone 

so  Pritchard,  Clive  Gordon 

WN  Molesworth,  Herbert  Ellicombe 

BA  Hall,  Henry  Constable ,",,,' 

Morton,  Kichard  01  icer.  Special  Service,  South  Africa  , 

WN  Austin,  John  Gardiner 

so  Phipps,  Charles  Foaketb ''. ].'.' 

WN  Wyatt,  Francis  Ogilvy 

Wheeler,  Guy  Danvurs'-'' ",'    '  ','  '.' 


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Boyal  Garrison  Artillery. 


Tirkee  . 


Captains, 

EA  Nicholl,  Dcimild  FitzRoy 

Mackenzie,  Ororge  Birnie.  jfeic  Zealand 

„  ^''"'""u  (^J.'"'!'-';^'''"'  Ilaoid.  In  charge  of  DanVe^BuUdinnT/ori'mince'eaclorie^^ 
II  S^et'cSs'  is  WeX""'"-^  ^'*  *  """"  '"  «'•-"-  «--.^  ""/;S/„ 

BA  ^b^:  ultf  '^""'""  ^*'-'  O'*'-- oi^- 4V»  b^i7-:::;:::::::::;::::::;::: 

«Af^xf\TO;^^:£?^':;^:r!::^f''f-'"''"^"''«-^^  

w»  Lockhart,  Robert  Normnn   .   .  

wif  ronie,  George  Gowan  Wyatt,  yo:'i\KoMrMmMainSaiten, 

so  Greene.  Albert  James  Rothwoll  «.<cr^ 

EA  Stiilpnagel,  Cliarles  William 

WN  Ridtlell,  Robert  Buchanan  ...    .  

so  Hanna,  John  Connor, Dio  !ionai'2di',,iaHt['Kri'aranqe 

so  Wilkinson,  Maurice  Lean    "     

Bo  Currie,  Ivor  Bertram  Fendall 

w>-  Scott,  Edward  Baliol    

We>fropp   Su-I,a,;l  Ribbings! EgypHaHArmy''"'.'.'. 

„""?"'.  (^'""■''•^  Montague,  Kith  Maxim  Gun;  China       

so  Boyd,  btuart  Oeilvy,  iValice  Artillerg,  India  

M„g„e,J^hn  Hamon.^'*  .Special  .'Seroice,  South  AMca'Z 

^^  ,^^."'^^-.,^homas  Mawe,  .Station  SlafT  Officer,  Kohat  


3  .Mar.  92I  3  Mar.  55 
'5  JJar.  9;|.5  Mar.  95;  3  Jan! 


FitzGibbon.  Johll__Aug-ustiae,  AifaaniaimnTrganArLiWeiieTnlyie.,  13  Dec.  ex, 


WN  Kelly,  Courtenay 
BO  Holbrooke,  Philip  Lancelot    ....  

deBury,  Henry  Robert  Visarti  W.'inria 

w.v  Collmgwood,  Clennell  William  

KA  Perceval,  PhiUp7,„^,-„rfo,-  in  Range' Fl7di;;g"'b'over 

w'^^I    ;  ^r""''- ^"•■tai;  P-"-'-  Armg  Ordnance  Depar, 

Webb,  Andrew  Henry 

so  Godfray,  Hugh  Culpeper  Weston 

EA  Buzzard,  Oharlea  Norman 

Cureg,  Walter  Louis  John,  Ordnance  Om 
so  O  Jviuealy,  J.ames  

Hood,  Bon,  Keril/e  Albert,' South  Africa 


Department 


^th  Clas*,  Bonibai/.. 


ai!t';!r'afrfniF^u""'l,-i'''"^^^^ 

'-'^"''••'"■nrd  Edward,  Army  Ordnance  Department  ..  ^' 


so  Loring,  William,  HongEong 

Ewart,  Charles  Nicholson,  Adjutant  Ant 


im  Artillery 


Africa.. 


fHlleri/,  25  Jan.  00 
nnfalu  Battery  \\ 


E.\.  Thorp,  Austin 

Goodwin,  Robert  Hamilton  

Brierleg,  Geoff rey  I'eale,^^^  Sauili 
so  Sargeaunt,  Herbert  Gaussen 

so  Pringle,  George  O.  S.,  Beferoe ;  Adjutant 

EA  Roberts,  Oharles  Percy,  Xatioe  Artillery,  IndM 

so  Hart,  Henry  Travers  ... 

BA  Menres,  Hugh  Poynderi'/yVjV.'iiria;™  >i;,;ii„„"e;j;.;,;;"-_--" 
BA  Playlair,Cbas.Mnrr.ay,/„.,^.  in  SarjFf„d^"''ita7wtch  " 
2  Dep.EA  Armitage,  WiUiam  Thompson  "   ^"'°""'   

Nugent,  Ge.rge  Roubiliac  Hodges,  liair> 

Rough,  Th.jmf,.<  Macgreyor,  Ediuburqh  

so  pIuv   HPniv    V^Vm  "^''"''"'''■'„'^''^'^'  ^"'««nition  Column 

IZ  \f'^>'  "'='".\''erild,--iZ.,<.,TO;  Dinsional  Adjutant 

so  Macgowan,  James  Murraj-,  Xeserre  ,/'""'".. 

WH  Hanks,  John  James,  Inst,  in  Range  Finiina.  Dcconport 

»'lkins    Geo.Huhert  Carey,  Adjt.z  Glam'organ  Vol   AH 
80  HoUmshead,  Henry  iYeville  Brook  '"'.-»>< 

Ogg,  William  Mortimer,  2fo.  4  {I{azano"MoZ 
BA  Cnevalher,  Francis  Edward  de  Carteret 

bwettenham.  William  Alexander  \vhvli,i.,u   .  .vt  /ii.-       r-  '"J'."/-' ;; 

Simpson,  Arthur  Cyril  St'mTev  Ward.'c^  L^l     "*  "*""  ^'^""'"'''"'"■i'  ^""'^ 

11  1?.^      iU-'^r,'"'^  i?"-";? •  •■*'"•  9  Mountain  'Batteri^'ii.dia 

so  '^rdc'a^i'cSaS'Sr  ■  ^^-'""""^'^'""■'U  InstlB^H^-Ein^ 

ivx  Stretton,  William  de  Courcy  Re'serce 

an  Castens,  William  Ernest    .  

BA  Odevaiue,  Ferdinand  James 

BA  Gonne,  Charles  Melvill,  S^se'm 

ws  Burmester,  Arnold  Charles,  Sese'ri-'e 

so  Terry,  WUliam  Gjrdon,=»'  Reserve      

Saunders   Edw.Aldborough,  Aide  de  'Ca„;p'io"MajorGelMmi'c 

BA  f  Srd':-c^Ti^:rE?wi'r'f  ""'^'  *^-'«' *"^-'.^-'«  4'^^. 

EA  Garston,  Edgar  lobn.  Reserve  

Thompson,  Aubrey  Julian,  Adgt.''Ki:]',rAri.''Eili'Di^^^^^^^^  

..%i^:k^s:{^:^is^-^!,j;>''"'-''^-'"'-^-  -^^^^^^^^^ 

Keddie,  Herbert  IVm.  Graham,  Ord7,anc7officer"li'h"ci<^'s 

°  CroftonKobert  Benjamin,  Div.  Adiutan-t Malta.  

Moore,  WUlm,u  Henry,  Anunnnition  Column    ...        

IS  Persse,  W  dliam  Arthur,  Reserve  


ding, Ceylon.. 


amp  to  Major  General  C.  TV.  M.  Douglas  . 


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13  Mar.  93 

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I  Apr. 
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3  Jan.  00 
3  Jan.  00 
3  Jan.  00 

3  Jan.  00 
,^  Jan.  00 

4  -Ian.  00 
4  Jan.  00 
y  Jan. 

16  Jan. 


I  Apr, 

I  Apr. 

I  Feb. 

6  Apr. 

I  May  93 

I  May  93 

6  May  93 
13  May  93 
30  May  93 


16  June  03 


T  Apr.  95  16  Jan.  oa 
I  Apr.  95  r-j  Jan.  00 
I  .\pr.  95 
I  May  95 
4  May  g:; 

13  May  95 

18  May  95 
25  May  95 

4  July  95 
22  July  95 
27  July  93 
27  July  95 
10  Aug.  95 
10  Aug.  Q5 
15  Aug.  95 

14  Sept.95 
It  Oct.  95 
30  Oct.  93 

9  Dec.  95 
14  Dec.  95 
21  Dec.  95 
10  Jan.  961 

19  Jan.  q6' 
29  Jan,  q5  12  Feb! 

T  Feb.  go  16  Feb.  o3 
I  Feb.  g3-oo  Feb.  00 
24  Feb.  93  20  Feb. 


19  .Ian.  00 
19  Jan.  OD 
ig  Jan.  00 
25  Jan.  00 
1  Feb.  00 
I  Feb.  00 
I  Feb.  OD 
I  Feb.  OD 
i  Feb.  00 
I  Feb.  00 
I  Feb.  00 
I  Feb.  oo 
1  Feb.  OD 
I  Feb.  00 
1  Feb.  00 
I  Feb.  OD 
3  Feb.  00 
3  Feb.  00 
7  Feb.  OD 
7  Feb.  oz 
7  Feb.  00 


4  Mar.  06' 
13  Mar.  96' 
30  Mar.  g6 
I  Apr.  go 
I  Apr.  96 j 
I  Apr.  96 
17  Feb.  S6| 
I  Apr 
I  Apr 


22  Feb.  00 
3  -Atar.  00 
7  Mar.  00 
7  Mar.  00 
7  Mar.  00 
7  Mar.  00 
I  Aug.  g6 
9^1  [o  Mitr.  00 
qfjio  Mar.  00 


I  Feb.  9616  Mar.  00 
6  Apr.  96  16  Mar.  00 
r  May  90  16  Mar.  00 


I  May  q6 
6  May  gf 

3  May  96 
30  ilay  96 
14  Aug.  76 

4  July  So 
16  June  96] 


23  Aug.  95  23  AuL 


24  June  93 
27  June  93 
T  Aug.  9 
15  Aug.  93 
17  Aug.  93 
n  Oct.  93 
14  Oct.  93J14  Oct.  96 


■95 
24  June  96 
27  June  96 
1  Aug.  96 
15  Aug.  96 
17  Aug.  96 
II  Oct.  q6 


4  Nov. 
3  Nov. 
16  Dec.  Q3'i6Dec.  96 


4  Nov.  96 
;  Nov.  96 


21  Dec, 
Jan, 


941 


1  Jan.  94 
I  Jan.  9.1 
I  Jan.  94 


?5  July  82 
03!2i  Dec.  g6i 
I  Jan.  97 
26  July  fc"i| 
14  Aug.  76 
26  July  Si 
I  Jan.  97! 
I  Jan.  97 
I  Jan. 
ig  Aug 
4  Jan.  94  4  Jan.  97 
26  Feb.  94  26  Feb.  97 

19  May  So^hNov.  S3 

14  Mar.  94  14  Mar.  07J  g  Maj 
I  Apr.  94;  I  Apr.  97' 


7  Mar. 
1 7  Mar.  00 
'-7  Mar.  00 
21  Mar.  00 
10  Apr.  85 
iS  June  97 
:  Apr.  OD 
I  Apr.  CD 
1  Apr.  OD 
I  Apr.  00 
I  Apr.  00 
I  Apr.  OD 
I  Apr.  00 
I  Apr.  CO 
I  Apr.  00 
I  Apr.  00 

1  Apr,  OD 

2  Apr.  00 
15  Apr.  85 
25  July  91 

3  Apr.  DO 

0  Apr.  00 

1  Apr.  Qo 
7  Apr.  S5 
I  Apr.  go 
9  Apr.  00 
9  Apr.  CD 

97!  9  Apr.  OD 

75    9  Jan.  84 

7  May  ( 

7  May  . 


4  July  94   4  July  97 
14  Feb.  S3 


9  Ma;^-  00 
9  May  OD 
15  Feb.  92 
30  May  00 

M 


o  Eoii%l  Garros  m  Arliller>i. 

^^;ii;;;:!>^S\^-vS;i.«.™.-:::;:::::::::::-;"-^^ -rz.::::::::::;:::;::: 

Kemble.  William  Edwiird 

^o  FiDcU  Geo.  Forbes' tl'avpeater '^"'Z.J. 

to°enhm,  Harold  William ;;;;;;;■;•■; 

:°5Si^r?S^ies;F^-cisi^ki.;-.. :z;:..::;zr=::.::::;:::;::::::: 

ws  Cameron,  Robert  Brnce  -^1'":  eo"    p,;,.,„„„;:„,  Gnr/vso:!,  .4?te.«,  JTfs?  ^lofroJw.. 
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MN  Van  der  Kiste.  Froegift  W  ilbam 


2NDL1EUT. 

t4  July  94 
74  July  94 

4  July  94 

15  Nov.  94 
15  Nov   94 

5  Nov.  94 

t7  Nov.  9 
17  Nov.  9- 
17  Nov.  9 
17  Nov.  94 
17  Nov.  9' 
17  Nov.  Q. 
17  Nov.  9 
17  Nov.  9 
17  Nov.  9 
17  Nov.  9 
17  Nov.  9. 


I.IKUT, 

14  July 

14  July 

14  July 
>5  Jan. 

15  Nov. 
15  N'.v. 

;  Nov 
28  Jan. 
[7  Nov. 
17  Nov. 
17  Nov, 
fj  Nov. 
(7  Nov. 
.7  Nov, 
ty  Nov 
[7  Niv. 
17  Nov, 

7  Nov 

;  Nov, 


Xormand.  Samuel  Richard    .. 

millir,  WalfcrBI,,n,erhn,,ett  1 

Off-./.Oril.Qincr^th  il""i 

MW  Staiiin-ough,  Leonnrd  Keriyon 

Mv  Castle,  Reginald  Wmgflem     .. 

Pike,    Sirbuy    Ro<,>lo„      0,-<i-| 

nance  Off; nr,  i,lh  Chm > 

Ei  Barton,  Richard  Lion.e 

MN  Gardiner,  Herbert  «  illiam   ... 

Disney-Roebuck,   A.  Wynd-  j. 

bam     A.umunilimi    Column, 

B„v>'S,  Lionel  Selon,  li.d'i-e  ( 

M.'niain  Artillenl.  India  i 

Jlirhei/,    Frederick    ICii/iiim,  1 

Vti^  Mountain  Art.  India...  } 

MN  Robinson,  .lohn  A.  Purefoy,  I 

Auimiinilion  Column.  Naful 

so  Dasvson- Scott,  Geoff.  NichoU 

MX  Alexander,  William  Dallas  ... 

Russel,    Alexander    <..arter,  > 

Amiuunition  Calumn  .........) 

MS  Ker,Oharles  Arthur'M+.X'SO.... 

so  Wilkes,  Georse  Sidney    

Hi  Bird,  Max  Hermann  Clarence 
MX  MacFarUan,  John  Buchanan  .. 
llearn,     Hui/li      Shuckburgh,- 
Af'i't.Supt.ofXxpcnmeiiH, 

School  ot'Gunueril  

Bi  Clayton.Gilbert Falkingham" 
MS  Greene,  Alleyn  Cbas,  Rothwell 

WN  Clapham,  Douglas   ■. 

so  Trittou,  Usivalli,    Instructor  \ 

iu  Range  Findinf].  Cork i 

so  Stevenson,  Kenlis  Langley    ... 

so  Hall,  Fraucis  ■■;•■.•—:• 

CliMo,    Pereij     Hill,    Natice) 

Mountain  'Artilleril,  Inriiaj 

Jliacli,  Geonie  Haunlton,lili/.  ) 

,S.O.  Lines  of  Com.  S.  Africa  i 

so  Vandeleur,   Henry  Martley, ) 

hist. in  SaugcTiniHuil,Ualla  ) 

Hutchison,  Kenneth  lloiiglai,  \ 

LI  of  a  Co.  of  (hat.  Cadets  S 

Rusoell.  Richard  Tyler,  Am-  , 

uninitionPark  .* 

SO  Wi"-hton.  Edward 

Bonr,liier,Eotlu<;/  Leuis,Off,i.  I 

n,d.  Officer,  ^th  Class I 

Collen.  Edwin  H.  Sthelbert,'"  I 

Special  Sereice,  S.  Africa  ) 

MX  Thomas,  Chas.  Samuel  W.    ... 

Hcton,    .ilcviiuder     Maxicell,  ) 

Init.  It.  M.  Acadrnuj )" 

MX  Rickard,  George  Henry   

Coh-ile.      Arthur     if.,    Nat.\ 

Mountain  Art.  India i 

Cock;    Hubert    C     Lanqilo«,  ) 

Sal.  Mountain  Art.  India    J 

M'Hhee,  Arth.  S.  Ponsonby, | 

Amjnunitlon  Park  } 

WK  Bcasley,  James  H.  Mounti- 1 

fort,  Nat.  Moun.  Art.  ludia  1 

Crestrcll.     Edmund     Eraser,} 

Nat.  Mountain  Art.  India.,  i 

Hariuglon,    Hur/h    W.,i.    M..\ 

AclimiA.D.C.IoSirP.  W.  \ 

E.  F.'Foreitier-  Walker ) 

so  Kvaus,  Charles  Lewis 

Coblie,    leor  Starclcii,  Natioeli 

Mountain  Artilleril,  India    S 

Creiii,    Huiih     Iriciii,     Offi),  ( 

Ord.  Officer,  4//1  Class    ) 


2XDT.ir:rT.        I.IBUT. 


TNov.  94  17NOV..  97 

17N0V.  94'i7  N'0"Q7 

.7  Nov.  94  17  N'ov.  971 
17  Nov.  94  '7  ^OV.  97 

15  June  95  15  JunegSi 

15  Jane95  '5  June 98 
15  June  95  15  June9S 
15  June  95  IS  June  98 

IS  June  95  IS  June 98 

15  June  95  15  June  98 

15  Junegs^is  June  98 
15  June  95  15  Juno  98 
15  June  95  15  June  98 

15  June  95  15  JunegB 

15  June  95  15  June  98 
26  Sept. 95  :t  Sept.gS 

2  Nov,  95   2  Nov.  9? 

2  Nov.  95    =  Nov .  98 

2  Nov.  95!  2  Nov.gSj 

2  Nov.  95  2  Nov.  98 
2  Nov.  95  2  Nov.  981 
2  Nov.  95  2  Nov.  981 
2  Nov.  95,  2  Nov.  98 
2  Nov.  95  2  Nov.  98 
2  Nov.  95i  2  Nov.  98 

2  Nov.  95:  2  Nov.  98 
2  Nov.  95  2  Nov.  98 
'2  Nov.  9v  2  Nov.  98 
2  Nov.  95  2  Nov.  9S 
I  2  Nov.  95;  2  Nov.  98: 
1  2  Nov.  9S'  2  Nov.  98 

126  Jan.  96  26  Jan,  90 

1 
15  June  95  15  June  98 

:i  Mar.  96  21  Mar,  99 

:i  Mar.  gt^2i  Mar.  99 

21  Mar.  96  21  Mar,  99 

21  Mar.  96  21  Mar.  99' 

I 
21  Mar.  96  21  Mar.  ^g 

21  Mar.  96-21  Mar.  99 
21  Mar.  96  21  Mar,  99 
2i^Mar,  96121  Mar.  99 

21  Mar;  96  21  Mar.  99 

I  Mar.  9621  Mar.  99 
2:  Mar.  n6  21  Mar.  99 

[21  Mar.  96;2i  Mar.  99 


LlEUTHXAXTS. 

MX  Jones,  .Tohn  Henry  Hill  

Pollii'd-Lmeslei/,       Inglit     del 
Lisle,  Amwunitiini  Park    ...  S 

MX  Spaldinir,  Wm.  Burrin^ton 

Eirke,  Waller MeregnSt. Geo.  1 

Natice  Mountain  Art.  India  j 

Sanders,  William  Oriieu  S.   ... 

MX  Haig,AlantGordon."7|,5„lfriVa 

Carr,  Harrie  Gardiner,  Nat.  \ 

Mountain  Artillerg,  India...  > 

wif  Johnstou,  Hugh  Bertie  H 

Campbell.  Keith  Gordon,  Nat.  t 

Mountain  Art .  India  S 

Jamieson,  Gerald  At ister,  Nat.  > 

Mountain  Art.  India j 

Gayer,  Hugh  Wnlters 

Ca'mpbell,  Arch.  Neil,  Special\ 

Sereice,  Soulll  Africa } 

Hill,    Uowleg  <Iiichard,    Nat.  I 

Mounlain\irl.  India j 

Mitchell,  Arthur  ..    

wx  Close,  Hugh  Mar^ton  

Ei  Sitwell.  Norman  Sis-on  Hurt 

MX  Riccard,  John  fc'tnrley 

.Smith.    Elienne    de    Herriez,  ( 
Nat.  Mountain  Art.  India   Ji 

Ei  Hardmge,  Thomr,s  S.  N 

MX  Price,  Owen  Lloyd    

Kennaway,    C'j.arles     Noel.'J 

Sjitcial  Sereice,  S.  Africa  ..  S 

Niven,  Oswald  Carmichael,  | 

Singapore ) 

Ro  Crozier,  Ceci:  D.irley  

KA  Harvey,  William  Kerle   

so  Dreyer,  John  Tuthill    

Cruickthank, Harold  St.  John, '} 

NAt.  Mountain  .-irt .  India., i 

Allenson,    Cecil    John    Lgonf,^ 

Aide   d"    Camp     to    the    Lt.  r 

Goe.  of  Bengal,  4  Apr.  co...  J 

Ilaifes  -  Sadler,    James,    Nat.  t 

Mountain  ..irt.  India S 

.tuiins,  John  Xeill ,  Native  I 
Mountain  Artillerg,  Indiu...  S 

Ei  M'Donell.  Maurice  Leister 

MX  Spender,  Wilt'iid  Bliss 

■wx  Hart,  Eric  George 

Ogilvie,  Gordon 

Cowie,  David  Gordon  

Hag-Coghlan,  Percg  Haif,Spe'  \ 

I'tal  Service,  South  Africa... ) 

Wakefield,  Thomas  M.,  Hong  I 

Kom/    J 

so  Moberly,  Alfred  Joseph  

Cummin-,  Ian  Ashleg  Marsh-'\ 
man,  Natice  Mountain  /■ 
Artilleril,  India  ) 

WX  Byrne,  Percy  Edward 

so  Courtney,  Frederick  Harold.., 
so  Finlay,  Robert  Francis  


. 1  CAPTAIN. 

97  28  May  00 

97  28  May  CO 
97  28  May  CO 

7;  I  [9  AllK.,S5 
9:  I  Jlllli.',  - 1 
07I15  .Tune'  -J 
9- 1'  ^  T,,.,g,,-, 
75  10  Dec.  85 
97  I  July  00 
971  I  Juli-  .  o 
97 1  to  .Till V  o,  1 
9;l26  Jul.v  00 
97,15  Sept.Qo 
97 1  I  Oct.  00 
.971  5  Clc.l.  OD 
,971 10  Oct.  00 

.  97  I  10  Oct.     03 

.  97lro0.^t.  00 
,  97|io  Oct,    00 


•NDT.tEUT.       I-tEUT. 


•I  Mar.  of  21  Mar.  99  : 

14  July  gt 
■I  Sept.gc 

!i  Sept-gf^ 


14  July  99 
21  Sept,  99 


ii  Sept.96 
21  Sept.96 

21  Sept.96 

21  Sept.96 

21  Sept.96 


•I  Sept. 
I  Sept. 
1  Sept. 

21  Sept. 

»i  Sept, 
ii  Sept, 
21  Sept 
16  Jan. 

25  Mar.  97 


23  Mar. 
23  Mar. 


23  Mar.  97 
97 


21  Sept.59 

21  Sept.  99 
21  Sept.  99 

21  Sept.  99 

21  Sept.59 

21  Sept.  99 

21  Sept.  99 
21  Sept.  99 
21  Sept.  99 

21  Sept.  99 

21  Sept.  99 
21  Sept.  99 
21  Sepi.Q9 
16  Jail,  oj 

23  Mar.  00 

23  Mar.  00 
23  Mar.  00 

23  Mar.  00 


23  Mar. 

23  Mar. 
23  Mar. 
23  Mar. 

!3  Mar. 


23  Mar,  00 

97  23  Mar.  oo 
97  23  Mar.  00 
97  23  Mar,  00 

97123  Mar,  00 


23  Mar.  97  23  Mar.  00 


13  Mar.  97 


13  Mar.  00 


23  Mar.  97  23  Mar,  o?- 

23  Mar.  Q7  23  Mar,  (X^ 
iH  June  97  la  Juneo.> 

I  Sept.97j  I  Sept. or. 

I  Sept.97i  I  Sept.cx> 


I  Sept.  97 
I  Septi.97 


I  Sept.  00 
I  Sept.o3 


I  S3pt.97    I  Sept. 00 
1  Sept.  97    I  Sept.o:. 


I  Sept.  97 

t  Sept.  97 
15  Sept.  97 
12  Oct.  97 


Second  Lieutenant.*. 
Grpen,  Arthur  Frank  UmfreviUe,^//f»JM-  ( 

nition  Column  ) 

SO  Alexander,  Robert  Clifiord  John 

UN  Leg^ett,  Wilfred  Noel     

so  Iiiglis,  Charles  Elliot 

L.A  Brind,  JohnEdwaril  Spencer    

Ht'ifwuoil,  Ai'ftiii  J£.  IViaktwick,  Natives 
yioniduiii  Artilleril,  India  > 


I  Sept.o 

I  Sept.oc- 
15  Sspt.o: 
22  Oct. 


23  Dec.  97 

23  Dec.  97 
25  Dec.  97 
23  Dec.  97 
23  Dec.  gj 

'23  Dec.  07 


Hoyal  Garrison  ArtiUer 


"U- 


184 


SbCOND    LlEaiEXASTS.  2SI>LtKIJ]'. 

ws  Spicer,  Percy  Leopold  23  Dec.  97 

iiv  Campbell,  Robert  William  Procter    

Bennett.  Francis  LarkwortUy    

so  Ttcid,  John  Francis 

Szczepaiiski,Hn(jh  Clayton, yat.^Ioiiiitain  1 

Artil/eri/,  India   J 

Peiniger,  Robert  Franci«,  Kniitj  Komj , 

Badham-Thornhill,  George.  Honq  Konq  ... 
Cotter,  Edmond  Brian,  yafice  Mountain  } 

Artillery,   India  j 

80  Maitland-Atldison,  Jobn  F.  R.  Norman  ... 
JlToberli/,  Archibald  Henry, Xat.  Jilointiain  ( 

ArtiUer//,  India  \ 

so  Browne.  \Vi!liam  Lloyd 

WN  Tandy,  Ernest  Xapper    

KA  M'Kenzie,  Hii^'h  Fraser   

Ramsay, Hilton  Alex.  Gar.  Adj.  Singapore 

so  Fisbe,  Arthur  Francis  Babinjjton 

bo  Dean,  Artliar  Cecil  Hamilton 

WN  Smith,  Allison  Eu<rene , 

so  Ensor,  Frederick  Charles  Cnrme   , 

Mathewg,  Writer    Vicante  Deicar,  Itail-\ 

fray  Staff  Ojricer.  S.  Afjica } 

(vx  lirancker,  Henry  Russel 

MN  Pollard,  CyrilJames  Keith  

wx  Lock,  Robert  Ferguson 

I  \  Langhorne,  James  Arch.ibald  Dunboyne... 
Snowdon.HaroidSmiirthwaiteKemplay,  "^ 

Ceylon i 

WN  Langton,  Arthur  Victor 

rtii  lienn,  John  Fiercy 

Clarke,  Hugh,  Xafive  Mountain  Artillery^  \ 

India  ) 

WN  Andrewep,  Francis  Edward 

^(t  Newcombe,  Clitford  Henry  

b'j  Murray,  Archibald  DitjUy,  Acting  Adja-'i 

,^  tant,  Sarrackpore  and  Calcutta    ) 

I        Disney,  James  \Villiam  King  ( /"ti  Lt.  R.  > 
1  Mar.  1  Sept.  95  ;  Lieut.  It.Mar.  i  July  96)3' 

\  BA  Hamersley,  Hugh  St.  George 

.  WN  Colteck,  Bernard  Bowles 

■  so  Lockhart,  Hugh  Wallace  

■  fco  Holme,  Haroll  LeupoUl 

I  ^o  Daubuz,  Robert  Frederic 

, I  so  CockburD,  Jobn  Edward  Harison 

'  Ilickling,  Charles  Lawrence,  Ammunii ion} 

Park,  Xafal j 

bn  Wadlow,  Harold ^2  Dec.  98 

WN  liynd,  Francis  Fleetwood 22  Dec.  9S 

BA  Saward,  Percy  Sumner 22  Dec.  9S 

so  Budgen,  William  Napier  23  Doc.  98 

so  Campbell,  William  I<achlan 23  Dec.  98 

BA  Hall,  Bertram  Arthur  Montagu 23  Dec.  98 

no  Campbell,  Colin  Archibald  Heron 23  Dec.  98 

so  Loveday,  Francis  William,  23  Dec.  98 

WN  Wahl,  Charles  Emil  John 23  Dec.  98 

BA  Watson.  Reginald  Henry  Montagu  23  Dec.  98 

.MN  Yates,  Guy  Apperley 23  Dec.  98 

WN  Reevts,  Hugh  Charles    23  Dec.  98 

:  so  Barrett,  Richard  ExhamMoore [2^  Dee.  98 

KA  ^larindin,  Cecil  Colvile '23  Dec.  98 

tA  Lewis,  Henry  AuiJ^ustus    23  Dec.  9S 

wa  King,  Alexander  Edward ^23  Dec.  98 

I-.  Tubin,  Harry  Walter  23  Dec.  98 

^u  (iroves,  John  Henry  Osborne ■  4  Mar.  99 

Take,  George  Francis  Strattbrd    !  4  Mar.  99 

"'   '  "     ■  ^  Mar.  99 

4  Mar.  99 
4  Mar.  99 
4  Mar.  99 
4  Mar.  99 
4  Mar.  99 
4  Mar.  99 


23  Dec.  97 
23  Dec.  97 

25  Dec.  97 

5  Ja::.  98 

10  Jan.  98 
ig  Jan.  98 

26  Feb.  98 
26  Feb.  q8 
26  Feb.  98 

26  Feb.  9? 

6  Feb.  9S 
26  Feb.  98 
26  Feb.  98 
26  Feb.  98 
26  Feb.  98 

26  Feb.  9^  ; 
23  June  98  ' 

23  June  9  J  i 

23  June  98 
23  June  98 
23  June  98  ! 
23  June  93 

23  June  98  I 

23  June  98 

23  June  98 

24  June  98 

24  June  98 
2+  June  93 

24  June  qH 

24  June  gS 

27  June  98 
14  Sept.93 
14  Sept.gS 
14  Sept. 98 
14  Sept. 98 
14  Sept.98 

14  Sept. 93 


lijfield,  John  Elphinston  Ryrie 
-11  Smith,  Sidney  

Sinj-th, Frederick  John  'Seville^Ceylon  Art. 

bo  Uassell,  William  Chambers  Pomerey  

!Mi  llarman,  Raymond  Edwards 

so  Bond,  Edward  Leslie 

.VN  Sutton,  Frederick 

so  Webb,  William  Vere  Brandram ;2o  May  99 

KA  Murrow,  Henry  Lloyd  j 20  May  99 

^iN  Miison,  Alan  Richard  Leouold   I20  May  99 

•0  Swuyne,  Oswald  Rocke '20  May  99 

'iiant,  Henry  Frederick  Lyall   .IsoMay  99 

so  Poole,  Henry  Reynold    ...19  June  99 

so  Kidoat,  Julian  Yorke  HayiFr  I19  Junegg 

:?o  Beamish,  Walter  Strickland    '25  Junegg 

Tanner,  Charlif  John,  South  Africa   ,25  June  99 

•o  Cunningham,  Harold  Tweedale ,25  June  99 

X  Taomas,  Reginald  Aneurin 125  June  99 

iO  BeatLie,  Maurice  Alexander 125  June  99 

Warrington-Morris,     Walter     Duncan,  1  I      -r 

Imperial  Heprefeutatice  Corps ]'  j^^  '*^^^  99 

:n  Brown,  Basil  Hanbury 25  June  99 

^:n  Fowler,  Edward  Gardiner    I25  June  99 

}o  Preston,  Philip  Henry  Hulton J25  June  99 

.0  de  Lavelej-e,  Emile  Robert  Edouard '25  June  99 

■.N  Cruwdy,  Charles  Ronalds '25  June 99 

o  Crawford,  Robert  Duncan 25  Junegg 

N  Bull,  Geoffrey  Spencer  25  Junegg 

o  liuckle,  Heni-y   25Junegg 


SHCOND    Ll-l'TKNANT».  2ND  LIEUT. 

SO  Bame,  William  Br.idlev  Gosset 25  June  99 

Shewell.  H-nry  Coopar 2^  June  99 

WW  Lyon,  Cyril  Arthur 25  June  99 

WW  M'Kenzie,  Charles  Fraser 25  Junegg 

WW  Gamett.  George  Edmund '25  June  99 

WW  Cole.  Brian  Lytton 25  Junegg 

Mw  Macalpine-Lenj',  AVilliam  Havley 2-  Junegg 

EA  Rusbton,  Arthur Hickie. 25  Junegg 

Dobbyn,  George  Henry  Walker 26  July  99 

MX  Chflttertou,  George 26  July  99 

EA  Reed,  Charles '  g  Aug.  99 

EA  Edmeades,  William  AUaird [  9  Aug.  99 

Wills,  CoDs:;antine  Ridout 16  Aug.99 

EA  Connolly,  Lionel  Joseph  Ridg.vay   15  Nov.  gg 

WW  Drought,  George  Thomas  AcGon  (22  Nov.  99 

EA  Benson.  Ralph  Hawtrey  R:)h(ic  [22  Nov.  99 

Henderson,  Harry  Esmond '22  Nov.  99 

2A  Field,  Kenneth  Douglas '22  Nov.  99 

so  Meares.  Mervyn 22  Nov.  99 

so  Eliot,  Neville '22N0V.99 

BA  Goff,  T'aomas  Crosbie 22  Nov.  99 

so  Cardevv,  Philip  Ambrose  ,22  Nov.  99 

EA  Watson,  Francis  Shuldham 122  Nov.  99 

22  Nov.  gg 
22  Nov.  gg 
22  Nov.  99 
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EA  Ford,  Gerald  Thomas  . 

so  Barron,  Frederick  Wilmoc    .. 

so  Hoskyu,  Richard 

so  Barringtou,  .lohn  Frederick       

E.t  Roche,  Leo  Victor    '22  Nov.  99 

so  Smj'the,  Ralph  Conran 22  Nov.  99 

so  Incham,  Robert  John  FitzGerald 22  Nov.  99 

so  M'Grath,  Arthur  Thomas 22  Nov.  gg 

so  Eeinhold,  George  Frederick 22  Nov.  99 

so  Barker,  Cecil  Hardy  22  Nov.  gg 

22  Nov.  99 
22  Nov.  99 
22  Nov.  gg 
22  Nov.  99 
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22  Nov.  99 
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WW  Galloway,  Lennox 

Saner,  Angus  Henry,  Special  Ser.  8.  Africa 

WW  Cavendisii,  HughCiawford 

WW  MacClcUan,  Gordon  Ponsonby  

so  MacEwen,  Kenneth  Grant    

WW  Leah,  Thomas  Coulson  

EA  Everard,  Charles  Julius 

EA  Crowdy,  James  Dunscomb    

EA  Maclvor,  Ivar    

EA  Larmour,  Frank  Cordon  

so  Graham,  Cuthbert  Aubrey  Lionel  ... 

E A  Boone,  Henry  Gritlitb 

EA  Turner,  Walter  Martin  Fitz  Herbert 

EA  Powell,  Robert  Montagu  

so  Browne,  Barwick  Sharp 

S3  Eliot,  Harold Selwjm  

w.f  Ratlibone,  Cecil  Edmond  

so  Staudbridge,  VVilliam  John 

so  Hope,  John  Uruison 

so  Walter,  EiLmund  

so  Nugent,  Walter  Vyvian 

so  Gille'.t,  Chailes  Richard 

so  Robinson,  Thomas  Arthui"  Frank  ... 

EA  Ciark,  Robert  Henry  Brent  

so  Cudlip,  Eric  Pender 

so  Walker,  John  Barry     

sc  Stocker,  Harold  Maarice    

so  Bm-ke,  Hubert  Francis   , 

so  Broadbent,  John  Theodore  Crofton 

so  Bunbury,  Richard  Seymour , 

so  Smythe,  Antlrew  Graha.m  Coaran  .... 

WW  Hill,  Frederic  William 

WW  Hill,  GeotTrey  Noel    ,.... I  6  Jan, 

WW  Hatt,er:^ley-S"mith,  Wilfred  Percy  Ashby  ...    6  Jan.  00 

WW  Lister,  Frederick  Hamilton  6J:in.  00 

EA  Smith,  John  Weatheralt 6  Jan.  00 

so  Perrott,  Hustings  Samuel  6  Jan.  00 

WW  Bennett,  William  Fyt 6  Jan.  00 

EA  Byrne,  John  Dillon 10  Jan.  co 

EA  Reeves,  Stafford  Reichel    10  Jan.  &o 

WW  GriuUuton,  John  Liesching    10  Jan.  00 

BA  Fleming,  Andiew  Galbraich 10  Jan.  00 

so  Lyall-Grant,  Charles 10  Jan.  00 

so  Warwick,  Hugh  Branston 10  Jan.  00 

80  Marshall,  Heniy  Seymonr 10  Jan.  00 

so  Macdouald,  Graham  Brymner 10  Jan.  00 

WW  Foil,  Hattil  Uemy     10  Jan.  00 

WW  Anderson,  Reginald  D*Arcy 10  Jan.  00 

EA  Pa'TSOU,  ^eorge...., :o  Jan.  00 

EA  Miles,  Elystau   10  Jan.  00 

EA  Crawley,  Herbert  Capel  Kennedy 24  Jan.  00 

Page,  Cuthbert  F.  Graham,  Askanti  F.F.  ...  17  Feb.  00 

so  Bui-ton,  George  Stratford  17  Mar.  00 

su  Wall,  Mam'ice  Dovetou 17  Mar.  00 

so  Angus,  Reginald  George    17  Mar.  od 

so  Matthews,  Alfred  Melviu 17  Mar.  oo 

WW  Koebel,  Frederick  Ernest 17  Mar.  od 

so  Mon-ison,  Josei>h 17  Mar.  od 

so  Lucy,  Regiuild  Standisb 17  Mar.  od 

BA  FitzGerald,  Norman  D'Arcy   I17  Mar.  00 

WW  Johnstone-Smith,  Clement  Arthur    li?  Mar.  00 

su  Martin,  Jasper i:7ilar.  03 


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SECoyD  LoriENASTs.  i^^ir^ 

EA  Redfem,  George  Haverffal  ij?  ^^-  ^ 

Ei  Adams,  Henry  Rn-iuer-^ 1  '  jjar.  oo 

BA  Ellis,  Richard  Hugh  Aaam liCwar.  oo 

EA  Gardner,  James  Anthouj ^       ^ 

so  Armstrong,  Elliott  botheby J7  ^^^  ^ 

so  Scott,  Charles  Hugh  ......— ■■ ' -- 

wx  Edmundson,  George  En-he nk... 
EA  Jackson,  Frank  Walter  Fitton 

EA  Drysdale,  Alexander  Icely 


17  Mar.  00 
17  Mar.  00 
17  Mar.  00 

EA  ur>Bu»ic,  x*..,.—  "-  --^  V  c:t„«T+  17  Mar.  oo 

WN  Bromley,  Clarence  Robert  Stuart 7  ^^^^^  ^ 

so  Carey,  Frederick I  '  jja^.  00 

wx  Hunt,  '^ViUiam  Morgan  ^. ■■■■•■  ^^  jy.^j._  ^ 


SbCOWD  LlBCTEKAKTS. 

SO  Macleay,  Donald  

Matthews,  Ernest  Dudley 

so  Foster,  Gerald  Harman 

so  Phillips,  Eskricke  Sidney 

ws  Dapice,  John  Edmund  Francis   

Plummer,  Thomas  Hermann  

wx  Brewin,  Bertram  Robert     ..._.......—... 

Harrington,  Vere  liichard  W  ellesley 
EA  Lleirhellin,  Neville  Gerald  Richard  . 
so  Way,  Jamea 


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so  Egerton,  SamuenyiUiam 28  Mar! ,« 

so  Heaslop,  Adair  Colpoys...^.....-...--;."-- •■■■■1 

Murray,  Arthur  Erskmc,  Scioof  of  Bmi-  i  i^g  jjar.  00 

«eri/ ;;;••■.■•:■,■" 28  Mar.  00 

so  Fraser,  Thomas  Christ.son  ^  .^^  ^ 

EA  Thomson,  James  ■••■■■  — ,8  Mar.  00 

so  Gainsford,  Edvrard  Austin  

EA  Tyrrell.  Reginald  Bramley j^»  ^^^_  ^ 

W5  Travers,  Henry  Cecil 28  Mar.  00 

-  Sladen,  Cecil  Gordon ,=    ^      ^ 

Kemble,  HeniT^Maul^e   ■■■■■■■■■■,^  ^^^^  ^ 

28  Mar.  00 
28  Mar.  00 
28  Mar.  00 
28  Mar.  00 


EA  Adams,  Lewis  Charles 

BA  Nelson,  Horatio ...••■ 

■WN  Bosanquet,  Edmund  Mamctt, 

so  Toppiu,  Sidney  Miles 

so  Elliston,  Peter  '  "'zS  Man 

■wx  Pen-y,  Samuel I  .3  Mar.  00 

wx  Knowles,  George  Livesey    ';»  ^a'.- 

so  Nanson,  Musard  Roper  Lurzon -»  ^» ■• 

r.Lumsden,W,llmm  Forbes  ^J  ^ar.  S 

wx  Bateson,  .John  Holgate 

so  Geary,  John  Alexander    .  ",  w  00 

crt  "Rn<:«ptt  JohnChaunon  1  /  ^f  ■ 

It  ittzlerald-Lombari,  Roger  Edward -  Apr.  oo 

EA  Sutor,  Allan  John..... ,-'     ''  ■ 

EA  Routb,  .4.rthur  Lione      '"  ^P^-  ^ 

so  Machray,  Robert  Smith ,  i  May' ^ 

so  Moore,  "fV'illiam  Agnew  ••■•••    ^  ZlZ  ^  \ 

^°H°i?ton-Squire,  Robert  Henry  Edmund  ...[  =  May  00 

wx  Finnis,  Frank  Alexander  I  ^  g|^  ^ 

ws  Hunter,  Cecil  Stuart    ^  Mav  ^ 

wx  Bland,  Charles  Loftius =  ^a^;  "^ 

wx  Lumb,  James  Perry ^  M|3  ^ 

so  Ford,  Charles  WilUam    =  ^|y  ^ 

EABirney,  Arthur  Nicholson  ;  =  ?J»y  °° 

EAGuntlr'.Atbelstane  Claude   \  =  M|y  ^ 

EA  Jackson,  Maurice  .Alexander   ,  =  May  00 

wx  Greo-son,  Geoffrey  Kirkcs 1  2  May  00 

Va  Taylor  Lyster  Robert  Edward  Waters  ...'  2  May  00 

fo  ipeVcer,  Fraaicis  Elmhirst    |  =  May  00 

EA  Smart,  George  Edward  I  2  ^^T  °° 

EA  Robertson-Glasgow,  Noel  j  ^  "ay  00 

A  Daubeny,  Giles  Bulteel  =  May  °° 

EAArnotx,  Ralph =  May  ^ 

ws  Walter,  Bertram   ^?I  ™ 

■WN  Douglas,  Robert  Vaughan    2  May  00 

EA  SprJ,  Charles  Augustus  Nelson    2  May  00 

EA  Waring,  John : -  ^^^  °° 

EA  Harvey.  Cosmo  George  Sinclair  |  2  May  00 


12  ilay  00 
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23  M:iy  00 
23  May  00 
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Mortiu:er.  Cvril  Hugh    ^;  ^^y  °° 

Jickell,  William............ |;^  W'^  ^ 

Sutherland.  Reay  Mackay  .^ =3  ■'■V  co 

O'Connor,  Frederick  Henry  Pomeroy 23  May  00 

Orton,  Cecil  Alfred ^|  ^^y  ^ 

so  Court-ice.  James  George     \f  May  « 

EA  Brown,  Robert  H.vltou  .  \f  Maj  00 

EA  Latham,  RegioaW  Oimsby f^May 

EA  Peck.  Sydney  Capcl    

Fansnawe,  Lionel  Artl.ur     

Smith,  Hugh  Wilfrid  Thomas 

■wif  Greenway,  John  Jameson  Kelyngc 

Guthrie,  John  Craig   

Nicholson,  William  Stuart 


26  May  00 
6  .May  00 
26  May  00 
26  May  00 
26  May  00 
26  May  00 
26  Maj-  00 


so  TJrquhart,  Angus  Munro f  May 

so  Maedonald,  Alastair  Douglas  =^  -«ai 

Cnlhns.  Eoward  Victor ^°  rj^y 


26  May  00 
26  May  00 


so  Mascall,  Francis  Ewan 2  May  00 

so  Graham,  Roland  Cecil  Douglas 2  May  00 

so  Hay,  Howard  George  FitzGerakl 2  May  00 

EA  Gatt,  Charles  Albeit  4  May  00 

EA  Mompalao-De  Piro,  George 4  May  00 

II  Sheppard,  Thomas  Moreton    5  May  00 

Ge»  Ernest  Desmond  Farrell 5  May  00 

so  Coe,  John 5  May  00 

so  Haslewood.Boulby  Thomas    5  May  00 

so  Davidson,  John 5  May  «> 

Waycott,  Ernest  William  James   5  May  00 

so  Morgan,  Thomas  Frederick  Poole 5  May  00 

wx  nBeckett,  Patrick  Albert  Forbes  Winslow  5  May  00 

Lee,  William  Henry    5  May  00 

BA  Christian,  William  Francis 5  May  00 

BA  Bullongh,  Charles  Berthold 5  May  oc 

so  Griffith,  George  Marshall 5  May  00 

WW  Dunne,  Terence  Francis  K;ilca%-au  s  May  00 

Mayne,  John  Theophilus  Boltor.   5  May  00 

EA  Boyd,  Robert 5  Ma.y  00 

EA  Baker,  Fredea-ick  Nolan 9  May  00 

Drought,  Thomas -Ainslie  Wilders    9  May  00 

WIT  Caldecott,  Ernest  Lawrence   9  May  00 

EA  Piatt,  Ralph  Ernest 12  May  00 

Upton,  Charles  Lionel  Strelley  12  May  00 

ws  Graham,  Edward  Septimus 12  May  00 

Phillips,  Frank  Rofl'  12  May  00 

Jenkin,  Frederick  Charles  12  May  00 

Garrett,  Valentine  Edmuna 12  May  00 

12  May  00 
12  May  00 
12  May  00 
12  May  00 


EA  Pudsey,  Denison.. 

WW  Ormrod,  Joseph   

WW  Bums,  rt'illiam  Albert  .. 

so  Brierley,  Gerard  Wilson.. 


Collins,  Eowaril  Victor 
Sewell,  Henry  Edward 

wv  Lynch,  Francis  Joseph  Eugene 2^  -^fay  < 

so  Parker,  William  I*^  i{„,,  L 

so  de  Wattevi'le,  Herman  Gaston 2^  i"<-i  «> 

EA  Lenfestey,  Leopold  d'K.streviUe     =5  Jlaj  00 

wx  Whyte,  Thomas  Aloysius ,26  May  oo 

wx  Scott,  Melville  Stewart .     =6  May  00 

so  Mayo,  George  La^vrence  Lacy    \f  ^}ay  00 

Rowley,  Charles  Pelham  V"  ^l  "^ 

so  Maimde-Thr)mpson,Franci3George,  Am-^  Lg  y^^^  ^.^ 

jittnii/ifin  Colinim     ^\ 

El  Crum,  Alexander  William 1^5  MaT  °o 

■  Cunningham,  Thomas Ps  ^r''•^' °° 

so  Holme,  Richard  Carlyle   'f  „  •''' °° 

Wylde,  Harry  Gervas -°  "ay  00 

wx  Begg,  Robert  Henderson |^° -^Jay  °° 

so  Tines,  Clement  Erskiiie r2  ij" •^'  °^ 

wx  Francis,  Bertram  Alexander  26  May  00 

w'x  Bateman,  Henry  Bertram f'  May  00 

so  Cobban,  Clement  Lee [-°  JJay  00 

so  i;arson,  Robert  ■■:■-:■ ,^6  May  00 

El  Waddell-Dudley,  Ambrose  Nevil  ]20  May  00 

2  Dep.  wx  Duke,  Augustus  Cecil  Hale    20  May  00 

so  C-ummins,  Ernest  Jackson    ,.6  May  00 

wx  Girdlestone,  Morrell  Andrew  "l^r^  °° 

wx  Brett,  John  Aloysius '  ft^t'!^  °° 

wx  Stroud,  John  Beauchamp  Wallace   1^5?}''^  °° 

Pearson,  Hugh  Craig rj  fay  00 

■wx  Caddell,  Walter  Buckingham 26  May  00 

Dickins,  Frederick 30  May  00 

AUsup,  Ed"ard  Saunders    2°  .\lay  00 

El  Pritohard,  Ernest  Wilfred  Holland  2  June  00 

Waller,  Robert  Studdert  de  Warrene Us  July  00 

Ei  Hosford.  Douglas  AlnsUe '»  July  00 

wx  Hampton-Lems,  John  Lewis [25  July  00 

Nicolls,  Oliver  Charles  Crawley 28  July  00 

Woods,  Arthur  Noel    4  Aug.  00 

BA  Strover,  Martyu  Rogers   .. i^  Aug.  00 

EA  Browning,  Edward  Richard  Lyndale liS  Aug.  00 

EA  Dowding,  Hugh  Caswall  Tremenheere  ...,i3  Aug.  00 

EA  Sandtord,  Daniel  Arthur iS  Aug.  00 

Ei  Whitting,  Everard  Le  Grice    i|  Aug.  00 

EA  Holdich,  Godfrey  William  Vanrenen  -° 

wx  Ryan,  Valentine  John  Eustace  

wx  Bafshawe,  Wilfrid  Francis  Melvill ... 
wx  Underhill,  Guilford  Edgar  Charlton 

wx  Cameron,  Arthur  Hillyard  

wx  Bryant,  Jasper  Mozley 

so  Mascall,  Maurice  Edward    

so  Carter,  Edward  ueorge  Webb    

so  Cotter.  Vere  Rogerson  

wx  Lindsay,  William  Dampier 

so    Dunsterville,  Herbert  Edgeumbe 

so    Sheppard,  Robert  Osborne 

so    Money,  Charles  Arthur  GiUiert 

wx  Milman,  Octavius  Rodney  Everard.. 

so    Allen,  Harold 

so    Garwood,  Henry  Percy 

so    Clarke.  John  Spencer  Stewart  

wx  Drever,  George  V'illiers 

Braiicker,  James  Donaldson  Dulany 

Thompson.  William  Ralph  

Dymock,  .Arthur 

Garden,  Robert  Maitland 

Hav,  George  Lennox . 

Maxivell,  William  Whately 3  Nov.  uu 

M'Gowan,  William  Hugh    |28Nov.oo 


18  Aug.  00 
18  Aug.  00 
iS  Aug.  00 
iS  Aug.  00 
18  Aug.  00 
iS  Aug.  00 
Aug.  00 
iS  Aug.  00 
18  Aug.  00 
i3  Aug.  00 
;8  Aug.  00 
18  Aug.  00 
8  Aug.  00 
8  Aug.  00 
18  Aug.  00 
18  Aug.  00 
18  Aug.  00 
iS  Aug.  00 
29  Aug.  00 
3  Sept. 00 

5  Sept.  00 

6  Oct.  00 
17  Oct 


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185a 


Second  Likutenants.  zndlikut. 

Thomas,  Arthur  fJeorge    jig  Dec.  00 

Stuart,  Donald  Neil 19  Dec.  00 

Rothwell,  Richard  Sutton     ig  Dec.  oo 

Duncan,  Wilfrid  Bain 19  Dec.  00 

Downing'.  William  Crcagh  19  Dec.  oa 

Davies,  Lewis  Merson ig  Dec.  00 

Hashleigh,  Philip 19  Dec.  00 


Second  Lieutenants. 


Russell,  Christopher  James ;  19  Dec  00 

Greer,  George  Beauchamp  ,19  Dec.  00 

Douglas-Jones,  Edwyne  Douglas 19  Dec.  oo 

Barker,  William  Harold 19  Dec.  00 

Johnston,  Claude  Errington  Longden 19  Deo.  oo 

Moore,  Gerald  Evely  Du  Pre  ig  Dec.  00 

Taylor,  Norman  Callender  ig  Deo.  00 


QU.Ul'-AITD 
QtTAETBB  MasTEES.  HOS.LT. 

Firth,      Samuel.-i'      CH<l        ofl         ,         „ 
Loiidou    Imperial    Vohinteeri }  '   ^  Apr.  54 
'1)5    Wishart,  Richard  Jas.,  Waolicieh    fi  Aug.  84; 
Edwards,  Jas.  Limerick  City  Ari:.:ti  May  87 
2A  Cooper.Thos.  Francis,  Gibraltar. \n  JuneS? 
Small,  Alex.  Wicklom  ArtiUerii  ..lao  July  87 
M'Caherty,  Charles,  Cor*  .ii-/...    ^  Dec.  Sg 
Murray,  Edward  Jas.,  West  ofi\  „  . 

Scotland  Artillert, .  i  ^^  Junego 

so   Perry,  Wm.  Change,  Cork  '  6  Dec.  90 

Dickens,  John,  Forfar  Artillery  I  6  Dec.  go 
EA  Lawrence,  William,  SAferHe«s   ...]25Julygi 
Stevens,     Thomas,  School    of)        »  , 

Gunnery,  Shoeburi/nesn M^SJUygi 

Sealer,    William,   jforthumher-'l  '      ,, 

land  Artillery   3    11  Nov.  91 

so   Whitley,  William  Thos.  MaUa  ...  20  Feb.  g2 

WN  Coombes,  Samuel,  Plymoutk !2o  Feb.  92 

Stephens,    William,     CardiQan^\  ,  . 

Artillery ! .*....;     6  Apr.  92 

Williams,  Thomas,^™  Carmiir- )     ,  .  „ 

then  Artillery    ...  V   «  ^P>^-  9= 

Cor:,  ^ohn,'^^^ Laneasliire  Artillery  iS  May  92 
Dawson,  Joseph  Teniperley '13  Juoega 


aoN. 

CAPTAIN. 


I  Apr.  94 

6  Aug.  94 
21  May  97 
II  June  97 
20  July  g; 

4  Dec.  99 

iS  June  00 
6  Dec.  00 


QcAKTEE  Masters. 
WN  Clements,  John  Sam.  Plymouth 
Joy,  James,  Suffolk  Artillery  ... 

Mason,  George,  Dublin  City 

Gee,  Alliert  Benj.  Durham  Art.... 

Smith,  Henry,  Antrim  Artillery 

Cocbaday,    George    Leonard,  > 

Norfolk  Art.  Great  Yarmouth  j 

WN  Vincent,  Harry,  Halifax:,  2f.S... 

Woods.  Robert  John    

Mot'.,  Walter,  Kent  Artiller,/  

Fitz  jerald,  T.  P.  Edinburgh  Art. 

so  Berridge,  William,  Gonjrjrt    

Reed, Frederick, «.  F.^cotland} 

Artillery } 

Spence,  Robert  George  Inkerinnnn 
Williams,      Richard     Charles  » 

Whittaker S 

Hutchinson,  George  Henderson 

Gorman,  Gorman  

EA    Rowan,  Melville  .John,  Reserve  .. 

Wright,  Thomas  Henry  

so    Rrcketts,  John  Thomas,I>«Wi»  \ 

Cdy  Artillery  ) 

Weir,  James,  Clare  


Q«.a£H.AND 
HON.  LT. 


22  Dec.  94 
26  Feb.  96 

I  July  g5 
T  July  96 
4  Nov.  96 

4  Nov.  g6 
2o  Jan.  97 

13  Mar.  97 
28  Sept.gS 
15  Oct.    gS 

23  Dec.  gS 

2g  Mar.  99 

24  May  99 

5  July  99 

7  Mar.  00 
7  Mar.  00 

14  Feb.  77 
30  May  00 

i3  July  00 

15  Aug.  00 


14  Feb.  87 


Continuation  of  Nofe.<  to  tlie  Royal  Gart 


Artill 


ery. 


-*'  Captain  S.  W.  Robinson  served  in  th  ■  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhait  in  i8g7-g3  with  No.  2  Derajat  Mountain  Battery  with  the  Kohat-Kurrara  Field  Force  including  the  night 
attack  on  Sada,  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  capture  c£  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes 
and  the  operations  in  the  Maidan  aud  Bazar  Valleys  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

"'  Captain  F.  A.  Twiss  served  in  iho  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  iSg7  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  with  No.  S  (Bengal)  Mountain  Battery,  includiug  the  defence  of  the  Mala- 
kand,  the  relief  of  Chakdara  Fort,  and  the  engagement  at  Lindakai ;  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force  with  No.  5 
(Bombay)  Mountain  Batterv  including  the  operations  ui  the  Mamund  country  ;  .and  with  the  Tir.ah  Expedition- 
ary Force  with  No.  5  (Bombay)  Mountain  Battery,  including  the  engagements  at  Chagru  Kotal  and  Dargai,  the 
forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,' the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  engagement  of  gth 
November,  and  the  operations  in  the  Wai-an  Valley,  around  Dwatoi,  and  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  three 

"'  Captain  A.  C.  Fergusson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  m  iSg7  with  the  Tirah  E.xpeditionarv  Force  with  No  i  (Kohat)  Mountain  Battery,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  Dargai  and  at  the  forciug'of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes  (.VIedal  with  two  Clasps). 

=">  Captain  R.  K.  Scott  served  during  the  rising  in  the  North-West  Territories  of  Canada  in  1885  '  Medal).       ^ 

="  Captain  G.  C.  Merrick  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  ot  India  under  SirW  lUiam  Loci- 
hart  in  iS97-g8  with  the  8th  Bengal  Mountain  Battery  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  opera- 
tions against  the  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

»2  Captain  H.  G.  Pelly  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  St.ir).  ,.      ,     „       v  .  i-  ■ 

-'^  Captain  G.  D.  Wheeler  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  in_  1896  (Medal).  Served  m  the  South  Alrican 
Wiir  in  iSog-igoo,  and  was  prei-ent  in  the  engagement  at  Nicholson's  Nek.  .      «      ,,r    ,   ,     -.i  n-        \ 

-'*  Captain  J.  H.  Massie  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  uoder  Sir  Roljcrt  Low  m  iSgs  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  m  the  South  African  war  in  1899- igoo  on  Transport  duty.  •     ,    j-        .,.  . 

2"  Captain  A.  T.  Warre  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86,  including  the  engagement 
at  Giuiss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star),  ^ .    „    ,         ,,.,  ,  .       ^  ^        , . 

«6  Lieut.  G.  F.  Clayton  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  if  Khartoum  ( mentioned  in  despatches.  British  Mcilal,  and  Khedive  s  Medal  wnth  C  asp). 

M7  Lieut.  E.  H.  E.  Collen  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  m  1897-98  with  the  lirah 
Expeditionary  Force,  first  as  Orderlv  Officer,  and  afterwards  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  William  Lockhart,  Commana- 
ing  the  force '(mentioned  in  despatc'hes.  Medal  with  three  Clasps).  Served  m  the  South  African  war  m  ligg-igco 
on  Transport  duty.  ,        ,  ,  .     ^,  ..-        .     i^-    *x,  

"7t  Lieut.  A.  G.  Haig  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo,  and  took  part  m  the  operations  m  Northern 
Natal  following  the  relief  ot  Ladysmith,  and  in  thi  subsequent  operations  in  the  Transvaal. 

=is  Captain  Firth  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tol-el-Kebir  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star),  r    „„,,,,   ,  1  t't„l-    „.„ 

2==  Captain  W.  G.  Terry  served  with  the  Royal  Artillery  m  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedives 

=«^  Lieut.  T.  Williams  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Shahjui, 
Ahmed  Kheyl,  and  Urzoonear  Ghuziiee  (.Medal  with  Clasp).  .      ^  r,        ■     t,t  1      -,i  -c-ot^ 

="  Lieut.  J.  Cox  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  at  the  engagementsat  Zuugm  Nek  and  Kam- 
bala  Hill  (Mediil  with  Clasp).  ..,-,,  c  ^  t-i     ■   „  TvTn,-,-t«o  ot 

■J62  Captain  G.  T.  Brierley  served  in  the  South  African  war  m  ,8g9-i9oo.  and  had  charge  of  Galloping  Maxims  at 
Leeuwkop,  Brandford,  and  the  advance  to  Pretoria ;  had  charge  of  a  Pom-pom  Section  m  the  operations  round 
Belfast  and  in  the  advance  to  Komati  Poort.  .     ,    ,.         ,      t^     -     tt-   ^     i.,^,i   -cmo 

^  Lieut.  C.  A.  Ker^erved  in  the  operations  on  the  Niger  in  1857-98,  including  the  B -nin  H  inter  land  Expe- 
dition, and  was  present  in  several  engagements  (twice  mmtioned  in  despatches,  BSO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp;. 


i86 


lioijal  Gari-ison  Arlillcnj. 
District  Officers. 


[^ Horse  Guards. 


Majors. 


APPD.DISI 
I    OFFtCwf 


12  Slay  &i 
2  Juiy  84 
10  .Tune  85 
ig  Sept. 8^ 
7  Nov. 85 


•  9' 


7  Apr.  86 
86 


:  A'li 
All- 


.91,  8  Sept.86 
.  9ij2o  July  87 


Edward  Dawson.  Toicemf  Londoti I  i  Auif.91 

Heary  Bowman,'  Uei:;,,,nrt '  i  Ansr-9i 

Arthur  Bruce  ChaTnlierlin,  Ti/nemoiith  i  Aug.  91 

Edward  Turner.  Woolwich '  i  Aua.  9" 

Richard  Price,  aur«'ieii  1  AuR.9 

ClPTilNS. 

WiUiam  FU-kuji,  Adjutant  q  Lancashire  rolunteert     ^  ^^^ 

AMIIeri/,  I  iiov.gS    .'  ' 

William  Henry  Popplestone,J/i/«i   •• lAus- 9i'4Apr 

JohnHfurii  Chinn,Aili.t  Banff  Vol. Art.  15  May  99    i  AuR.  91,14  Aug.  86 
.Tohn  MttneH.  Adj.  ^rd  Diirk.im  Vol.   Art.  7  Kov.  9S 
Robert   ilnulijomeni     Luird,'-     adjutant     6   Lan-  ) 

casUreVoliintfer'ArtilUri/ It  la\y  g^  J  I 

William  Paine  Furner,  Cril/rallar    i  Aug.9i|i2  Jl!l.V  83 

Thomas  Young   Osmond,"  AdjI.  islFi/e  Vol.   Art.  I 

20  Dec.  93 y 

Albert  Bai/spoole,''  .Adjutant  i  Orknei/  Volunteer') 

Artilleru  i  July  99  > 

William  Parker.  Scarborough 

Wchael  John  Long,  .idjutant  1  Laneashire   Volun-  ) 

teer  .■LrtiUerij  28  Nov.  9S      J 

James  llicharil  Friince  Lijhtowlera,  Ccj;)«  

Archibald  31- Gill,  Adjutant  Tguemoulh  Vol.   Art.') 

jr.  Dio.  15  .Jan.  93.! i 

Joseph  Heory  Bell  Johnston,"'  Neic'iacen    

Sidnev  Thomas  Smith,  Chatiiam 

John  Christian,  Adjutant  AldcrnejMUitia,  11  June  96 

William  Robson,'^  Woohcick 

iLanrice  Sp-!ncer,p.a.c.. Ordnance  Officer,  ^th  Clats,  \ 

Chiiui(IIon. Lieut. 6yS.'\Y()6;  Hon. Caitl.  6M:\y  001  , 

William  Joseph  Be.irdsley,-"'  Canllf 

Richard   Saunders,    Adjutant  1    Cumberland   Vol.'i 

Art.  10  Nov.  96  S 

Georije  Clark,  Dicisional  Adjutant,  Wooh/ich  I  Aug.  91  25  Jul.v  91 

William  Richard  Arnold,  Edin'iurgh i  Auif.  91  2,:;  July  91 

Henry  George  William  .lennison,  Oeoonport 27  Jan.  92  27  Jan.  92 

In^pfctors  of  Ord'iance  Machlncrif. 
Wm.  Edwd.  Donohue.    .irmi/    Or 'nance  Dffart-')         , 

ment,Giiralturl,Qr.]\[r.i,  Apr.  Si)    )  ■   '■*-""-9i,       

LiKUTKNAyrs.  I  I 

Tkjmas  Laee,,^  Adjutant  .Essex  Vol.  Art.  u>ithX        j^n.  93  37  j^n.  g 

rank  of  Cuptaui,  20  Nov.  g^    )i  i 

Georire  *Neal,  Smfm-fh :io  Aug.  gsjio  Aag.  9 

Hotr-rt  Clai'Jce,  Affjnfunf    i    H imjuhlre   ^'o^- ■^'•^•^\\^J)qc^  92^14  Dec  02 

(19  Au5j,  93'iQ  Aug.  93 
19  Aug.  93:19  Ali<.9j 
3  Feb.  94  3  J^eh.  94 
3  Feb.  94!  3  Feb.  94 
t5  Ocx..  gS'is  Ojt.  g8 
n  Jan.  93  It  .Imu.  93 
n  Mar.  99  ti  Mar.  95 
24  May  Qj  24  May  99 
24  June  99  24  June  99 


I  Au^.giji-^May 

I  Auff.gi  24  Apr.  89 

I  Aug.  91  24  Apr, 

T  Aug.  gi'24  Apr.  89 

T  Aucf.  gilio  Aug.  89 

I  Auj.gt    9  Oct.  89 

I  Aug.  91    4  I^ec.  89 
I  Aug.  91,30  Apr.  9 
[  Aug.  9i    a  Aug.  go 
I  Aug.  gri  2  Aug.  gD 

6  M;\y  oo 


I  Aug.  91 
I  Aug.  91 


CAPTAtS.    ST.  UAJOB 


27  Aug 
8  02t. 


with  rank  of  Cunfaiv,  7  AU! 

Jolm  Rowley,-' iV-pic^joj-^ 

Andrew  Renton  Malcobu,  Porfiimoiith  ..  

Thos.  Hij.  Eilw.  Ait'lfritoii,  lioi/ulAi'itenal,  TVoolioich 

John  Ardrew^  Williaun,  Malta 

Jacob  Inder,  Wnolteich  ,. 

Richard  Cole,  Great  Yavmontk. 

Thomas  Muuro,  Dooer , 

Joseph  Thomas  Chapman.  Cork 

Wilham  Henry  Rowley,  Grat^esfiml 


John  Thomas  Newton,  Paull  Point  

Charles  Robert  Litham,  Falmoufh 

A.ll)e-'t  Charle.s  Chew,  Gosporf 

William  Graham,  Glunfjoo 

John  Harvey,  GihraUur 

b''rank  Robertson,  Aberdeen J13  Dec.  gg 

Alexander  Hos.-,  MaHu !i3  Dec.  95 


12  July  99  iz  July  99 
20  Sept.gg  20  Sept., 9^ 

13  Dec.  99  13  Dec.  gg 
13  Dec.  99  13  Dec.  93 

3  pec.  99  T^  Dec, 
3  Dec 
3  Dec 


9  Mar.  91 
9  Mar.  91 

14  Apr.  91 
2  Sept. 91 
2  Sept. 9 1 

23  Aug.  92 

23  Aug.  92 

24  Apr.  95 
I  Nov.  98 

7  Nov.  98 

TCI  Apr,  99 

15  May  99 

15  May  99 

15  May  93 

IT  July  95 

II  July  99 

4  Oct.  99 

4  Oct.  09 

to  Xov.  99 

Mar.  03 

2(  Mir.  oo' 

6  Mny  00 

1 5  J  une  on 

23  Xov.  OD 

28  N  )7,  OD 
2S  Nov.  OD 

23  Nov.  qp 


20  r>ec.  9i 
i3  Jan.  93 
9  Aug-.  93 
ro  \pr.  9'^ 

■2I   "SUW  03 


:  Aus 


Qi 


Thomas  NicoM.  Dublin [23  Dej.  9913  Dec. 

Je«se  \VelIs,  Dover 10  Mar.  00 

William  Janies  Beardsley,  Wootwich. [10  Mar.  00 

Thomas  Robert  Griffiths*  Senforth  

Fmiicis  En^^fll  Xcnh-  Orfor.'t,  Aii/'ifaiif  i  Lhicohi  ) 
Volunteer  Art.,  tvifh  rank  0/  CaptatH  ,  22  Oct.  ooj 

Ch-arles  Thotna**  Rolph,  tyeedoii 

Charles  Henry  Turner,  Grraf  Yarmouth  

Frederick  Windrum,  Pli/mni'th 

Uai/fier  U'iU',a),i  Dale,  Adjutant  Weat  of  Scotland  ) 
Art.,  vifh  rati k  0/'  Captain,  23  Jun9  00  ,..  j 

Geori^e  Alfred  Guthrie,  Goaporf    .. 

William  MacDonald,  Netrport,  Mm 

Alfred  James  Wild,  WuoU-ich 

Patrick  0'SuIlivan,5a)('io«i?i 

George  Lee,  Saiidown 

Williaui  Eilward  Cooklaud,  Gihra'tar  \.  ... 

fames  Hunter,  Woolwich    

Thomas  Harris,  Liverpool  

Lawrence  Hegarty,  Dublin    

I  I  ...    Daniel  Peter  MilN,  Woohvirh '..." 

H'?nry  Eardley  Keith  M'Leod,  Pembroke  Dock  . 

I'homaa  Austin 

Frederick  Charles  Anderson    ..,' ,,\ 

i«  Captain  Johnston  .served  throuijhout  the  Afghan  warof  1878-80  with  the  ?loval  Horse  Artillerv,  and  was  pre- 
sent at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal.  in  the  en^a^ement  at  Charasiab  on  the  6th  October  1879,  and  in  the 
operations  around  Cabul  m  December  1879  including  the  engagement  at  Killa  Khazi  and  the  investment  of  Sher- 
pen*  I  Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

">  Capt.nii  Beardsley  served  in  the  Affrban  war  in  1878-79  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egvptlan  war  of  1882,  and 
was  present  in  the  eaaragements  at  El  Mai^'far.  Tet-el-Mahiita.  Mahsami,  and  Kissisin.and  at  th^  battle  01 
Tel-el-Kobir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Modal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


to  Mar.  00 

lo  Mar.  00 

10  Mar.  00 
10  Mar.  00 
10  Mar.  00 

ro  Mar.  00 

to  Mar.  00 
£o  Mar.  00 
24  Mar.  00 
24  Mar.  CD 
2(.  M  ir.  00 

24  Mir.  00 

25  Aor.  00: 
2  May  0:1' 

27  June  01 
li  July  oj 
12  Sept.oo 

5  Dec.  OD 

5D 


1  Major  Bowman  served 
in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882, 
and  was  present  at  the  battle 
of  Tet-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  Modal  with  Clasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

'-  (!aptain  Laird  served  in 
the  E;,'yptian  war  in  1S82,  and 
WHS  present  in  the  action  at 
ICassasiu  on  the  gth  Septem- 
ber— severely  wounded  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

^^  Captain  Osmond  served  in 
the  E'^yptian  warof  1882,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of 
Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

"  Caprain  Uaysj}oole  served 
in  the    Egyptian   war  of  i332 
(Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
■^  Lieut.      Robson       served 
throughout  the  Afirlian  war  of 
1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  em^age- 
ments    at   Saif-u-dcen,   Ahmed    Kheyl, 
and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee   (Medal  with. 
Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign 
in  1835.  au'i  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ment at  Hasheen    (Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

*'  Captain  Rowley  served  in  the  Af- 
ghan war  in  1879-30,  and  was  present 
at  th,e  assault  of  Zawa  (Medal  | .  Served 
with  tlie  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition 
in  1881.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war 
of  iS^2.  and  was  present  at  the  1)  ittle  of 
Tel-el-Kebir  (  Heilal  with  Claspi. 

'^^  Captain  T.  Lacey  served  in  the 
Afghan  war  of  137S-S0.  Served  with 
the  Burmese  Expedition  in  13J5-87 
(Mjd.il  with  Clasp). 


Eoyal  Artillery. 


it7 


Koyal  Horse  Artillery. 


Staff  at  Home. 
Lieutenuiit  CoJotieln, 
E.B.Coke,  Aldershnt. 
J.  Hoth-im.  Newbridge. 
A.H.  C.  Phillpotts,  Wool- 
wicli. 

Ridinij  ifaslei'g, 
Capf.  R.Simpson,  AMershot. 
Lieut,  T.  G.  A.  Caddingtoii, 

Newbridj^e. 
Lieut.  J.  F.  Parr.Woolwich. 

Quarter  ITagterit. 
Citpt.  W.  Paton,  Aldershnt. 
Ze.  P.  Richardson,  Woolwich. 


Staff  in  Sodth  Africa. 

Lieutenant  Colonetit. 
H.  B.  Jeffrey.*,  S.  Africa. 
E.  M.  Flint,  S.  Africa 

Adjutants. 
Captain  H.  H.  Tildor. 
Captain  A.  T.  Bullev. 
Captain  H.  J.  Brock. 

Staff  i.v  India. 

Lieutenant  Coloneln. 

J.   M.   S.    Bninker,  Secun- 

derahad. 
A.  H.  Hewat,  Meerut. 
J.  \V.  Hawkios,  Bauiralorc. 
J.  W.  H.  Potts,  Umballa. 
W.  H.  Suart,  Kirke3. 

Ad/utantit. 
Captain    R.    Fitz    Jlauiice, 

ileeriit. 
Captain  W.  B.  K.  Sandys, 

Kirkee. 
Captain   F.    T.    Ravenhill, 

Secunderabad. 

Hilling  Magtert, 
Capf.  T.  U.  Broffan,  Kirkee. 
Lieut.   J.    Caruaghan,  Um- 
balla. 
Litut.    T.    W.      Kirkbride, 
Meerut. 

A  Battery,  Dorchester. 
Jfo/or.— W.  L.  H.  Paget. 
Captain. — J.    K.  Aldridee. 
Lieuls.—W.  F.  H.  Weber. 
O.  C.  Da  Port. 

B  Battery,  China. 
Major.— C.  F.  Blane. 
Caf,tain.—C.  0.  Head. 
Lieutt.-A.  E.  il.  Hmd. 
H.  Fdwcus. 

C  Battery,  Jtthow. 
Major.— V.  B.  Watkins. 
Captain. — G.  F.  Di.won. 
Lieutt, — P.  Barton. 

V.  S.  Holland. 

S.  G.  R.  Willis. 


'       D  Battery,  tJmballa. 

Major. — A.  H.  Short. 

Captain. — fj.  A.  Smith. 
I  Lieut.— Y,.  L  EUmgton. 

2iid.Lient.Vf.  F.  Reichwald. 

E  Battery,  Kirkee. 
Major. — 

Capt.—G.  N.  Cartwrlght. 
Lieuta. — A.  D.  H.  Grayson. 

H.  J.  A.  Mackey. 

F  Battery,  Sealkote. 
Uajor.—C.  H.  S.  Vores. 
Captain.    —    JLj.i.     W.      D. 

Sclater-Booth. 
Lieuta. — 

G  Battery,  South  Africa. 
Major. — H.  Y.  Mercer. 
Captain. — E.  H.  T.  Parsons. 
Lieut:— R.  F.  Calthrop. 
J.  D.  B.  Fulton. 

H  Batterj',  Iffeerut. 
Uajor.-Vi.  St.  C.  Lsckv. 
Captain.— P.  G.  Best. 
TAeut.—G.  H.  F.  Tailyour. 

1  Batterr,  TTinballa. 
Major.— \.  F.  W.  A.  Paget. 
Captain.— Xi.  H.  Kay. 
Lieut.— W .  M.  A\'arbilrtDn. 

J  Batter^',  South  Africa. 
Major. — P.  E.  Entboven. 
Caftain. —  D.  Arbuthaot. 
Lieuta.-^.  T.  Hill. 

H.  W.  Hill. 

W.  E.  Clark. 

K  Battery,  Rawul  Findee. 
Major. — 

Captain.— F.  P.  England. 
Lt. — A.  S.  Tyndale-Biscoe. 

L  Battery,  Secunderahad. 
Major.— A.  K.  Wilmot. 
Captain. — R.  N.  Greathed. 
Lieut.— i.  Mellor. 

M  Battery.  South  Africa. 
Major. — E.  H.  Armitaee. 
Captain.— ]&.  \W .  M.  Powell. 

Lieuta.— \..  B.  Bethell. 
W.  S.  Bramker. 

E.  H.  H.  Elliott. 

N  Battery,  Aldershot. 
Major. — 

Cavtain.—i.\  B.  Levita. 
Lieata.—W.  H.  C.  Despard. 
P.  W.  Game. 

O  Battery,  South  Africa. 
Major.— Sir  J.  H.  J.  W.  Jer- 

vis,  m. 
Captain.— K.  Combe. 
Lieuta.  — G.  L.  H.  Hoivell. 

F.  W.  Gossett. 

F.  C.  L.  L.  Learmonth. 


P  Battery,  Sauth  Africa. 
Major. — 

Cajitaiu. —A.F.  R.Thomson. 
Lieuta.— G.  L.  Butler. 

C.  N'.  B.  Dunlop. 

H.  L.  Nevill. 

Q  Battery,  South  Africa. 
Major.— 1'£  E.J. P. Hornby. 
Captains. — A.  M.  Keimard. 

C.  C.  Barnes. 
Lieut. — 

R  Battery,  South  Africa. 
Major. — H.  S.  Home. 
Captain.— V.  T.  C.  Herbert. 
Lieuts.—\V.  H.  N.  Uantlie. 
F.  R.  Hannay. 

S  Battery,  Aldershot. 
Major.— p.a.c.  J.  L.  Keir. 
Captain. — G.  A.  Fit/.Gerald. 
Lienta.—yi.  [,.  Goldio. 

W.  C.  H   Beli. 

Vi.  H.  ArkAri.,'ht. 

H.  S.  S.  Vaaghan. 

T  Battery,  South  Africa. 
Major.— F.  B.  Lecky. 
Captaina. — C.  il.Ross-Johu- 
son. 

F.  H.  G.  Stmton. 
C  St.  .M.  lughatn. 

Lieut.— X.  R.  G.  Begbie. 

U  Battery,  South  Africi. 
Major.— ¥.  B.  Taylor. 
Captain. — V€.  H.  L.  Reed. 
Lieuta.— F.  M.  O.  Barrv. 
H.  Allcard. 

V  Battery,  St.  John's  Wood. 
Major.—}.  B.  H.  Askn-ith. 
Capta.—  K.  V.  Ellice. 

E.  L.  Wheeler. 
Li'ut.—  H.  Dicks.m. 
2nd  Lieut. S.i.  fcj.  Fiennes. 

W  Battery,  Woolwich. 
Major. — A.  Stokes. 
Capr. —  E.  W.  Si)euding. 
LieutL—tl.  F.  St>plord. 

)).  B.  ttale. 

S.  R.  Wybraiits. 

X  Biit'-sry,  Woolwich. 
Major.  —   K.    Stephenson, 

Seserce. 
Capf.—K.  D.  Cameron. 
Litnta.— 

2nd  Lieuta.— F.  D' A. Murphy 
C  T.  bawreace- 

G.  M.  .v.  Gregory. 

T  Battery,  Aldershot. 
Major.— n.  -M   Rodvrell. 
Capt.—'R.  England. 
Lieut. — A.  U.  Wamewiight. 
2nd  Lienla.—^.  H.  Powell. 
A.  S.  Clark. 


Z  Battery,  Newbridg*. 
Major. — E.  A.  Fansli'iwe. 
Capf. — J,  A.  Hobson. 

Lienls.— 

2nd  Lieuta. — ""I.  G.  A.*~'ooper. 

H.  H.  J.  B.  Starkey. 

B.  R.  W.  Beor. 

AA  Battery,  Newbridge. 
Major.— ?i.  Belfleld. 
Capf.—F..'i^.Xi\yn)-ii,'Reaeri'e. 
'  Lieut.— K.  C.  ci.  Boyd. 
2nd  Lta. — B.  A   de  bourbei. 
G.  R.  Maitland. 

BB  Battery,    Chriatchurch. 
Major. — R.     L.      Scarlett, 

Seiierce. 
Capf.-R.  F.  Ruck-Keene. 
Lieut, — J.  M.  R.  Harrisoa. 
2nd  Lieuta. — F.  C.  Nation. 
T.  ilcGrOwan. 


A  Depot. 

Woolwich. 

Riding    ILaater. —  Lieut.    C. 

B.  Wilkins. 

Qj-.    Maater.    —  Lieut.     W. 

C.  Haley. 
Major. — E.  A.  Larabart. 
Captain.— A.  F.  Hickie. 
Lieufa.—C.  U.  Balfour. 

J.  Farquhar. 

B  Depot. 
Woolwich. 

Riding  Maater. — Lici'.t.    A 

W.  M'Oombie. 
Qr-Maater.  —  Lieut.    J.    W. 

ilay. 
Major.— li.  W.  Blunt. 
Captain.— K.  J.  R.  Peel. 
Lieut— 'E.  H.  Phillips. 
2nd  Lient.—C.'ii.  Browil'ng. 


ist  Cat.  Bbigade,  A.  CoL. 
Major. — 
Capt.—F.  IMieatley. 

2nd  Cav.  Brigadf,  A.  Cot. 
Major. — G.  Hamphreys. 

3rd  Cav.  Bbigade,  A.  Cot. 

Major.— 

Captain. — 

ist  Mtd.  Ixf.  Bkig  ,  A.  Cot. 
Major. — 
Capt.— 
Lieut. — 

2nd  Mtd.  Isf.  Beig.,  A.Coi. 
Capain.—G.  E.   F.  Talbot, 

'  R.  Field  Art. 
Lieut. — 


Royal  Field  Artillery. 


I.—South  Africa. 

Lt.-Colonel.—K.  S.  May. 
Attjutant. — Captain     J.     A. 
Tyler. 

13  Battery,  South  Africa. 
Major. — p.a.e.      J.     W.      G. 

Dawkins. 
Captain. — M.  J.  MacCarthy. 
Lieuta.— F.  A.  Wilson. 
W.  Furnivall. 
E.  Heuvey. 


67  Battery,  South  Africa. 

Major.— J.  F.  Manifold. 
Captain.-J.  H.  W.  Tapp. 
Lieut.— P.  Shoppard. 
2nd  Lieut.— A..  E.  Newland. 

69  Battery,  South  Africa. 

Uajor.-F.  D.  V.  Wing. 
Captain.— Vf.  H.  Olivier. 
Lieut. -H,  T.  Belcher. 
27id  Lt.—F.  M.  C.  Trench. 


II.— South  Africa. 

Lt.-Cot.—  R.  E.  Boothby. 
Adjntant.—Capt.  C.  Evans. 


21  Battery,  South  Africa. 

1  Major.-G.  F.  Herbert. 

Captain.-'^.  B.  Browell. 

Lieut. — R  E.  Ramsden. 

Di.i  Lta.—F..  F.  Johnson. 
I         J.  R.  C&lviUe. 


42  Battery,  South  Africa. 
Major.— O.F,.  Go'ilburn. 
Captain.— A.  H.  Bowring. 
Lienta.— 

2nd  Lta.— 3.  P.V.  Hawksley. 
W.  F.  P.  Groves. 
C.  E.  Vickery. 

5)  Battery,  South  Africa. 
3fu/or.— L.  G.  F.  Gordon. 
Capt.—F,.  F.  T.  Ponsonby. 
Lieut.— S.  F.  A.  Higgins. 
-hJ  Lta  — G.  L.  Johnstone. 
P.  A.  Meldon. 


Roi/al  Artillery. 


III.— South  Africa. 

Lf.-Colo,„l.-¥.  H.  Hall. 
AilJKtunl.—  Ctipt.      L.      M 
Philpotts. 

1 8  Battery,  South  Africa. 
Maior  —A    B.  Scott. 
Ciijttainit. — H.  Spencer. 

H.  E.  Carey. 
Lieufs.—X.  M.  Fox. 

E.  W.  Furse. 

62  BatLery,  South  Afrlci. 
Major. — p.^.c.  E.J.  Granet. 
Captains.— 13.  C.  Oldnall. 

A.  C.  Echvards. 
Lieuts.—M.  E.  S.  Wynne. 

F.  Stanle.y. 

75  Battery.  South  Africa. 
Major.— 3.  F.  X.  Birch. 
Ciiplain.—K.  .T.  W.Farrell. 
Lieut.— P.  J.  Paterton. 
■2,1,1  Lts.—F.  G.  G.  Bailey. 
U.  L.  Baker. 

IV.— South  Africa. 

Lf.-Culouel.-R.  A.  G.  Har- 
rison. 

Adjutant. — 

7  Battery,  South  Africa. 
2Iajor.—V.  G.  Hensliaw. 
Captains.— G.  V.  Clarke. 

R.  Ge^ghegan. 
Zieut. — 
2ud  Ltt.—W.  S.  D.  Craven. 

A.  H.  S.  Thompson. 

14  Battery,  South  Africa. 
Maior.—F.  \V.  Heath. 
Ctipfain. — E.  H.  HaiiJUr. 
Lieiifs. — 
znilLt. — 

65  Battery,  South  Africa. 
Major. — C.  C,  Owen. 
Caplain.—G.  J.  C.  Stapylion 
Lieut.— C.V.  Scott. 
■2udLt/.—A.G.  P..  C.  Hnrris. 
H.  W.  H.  liourchier. 

v.— South  Africa. 
Lt.-CaloHel.—W.  F.  L.  Lind- 

fca.y. 
Adjutant.— Cupt.  J.  S.Olli- 

vant. 

63  Battery,  South  Africa. 
Major. — C.    H.    de    Rouge- 

niont. 
Captain.— C.  C.  Robertson. 
Lieut. — ■ 

=«ii  Lt>.—E.  W.  JI.  Cuning- 
hame. 

\V.  McT.  Rhodes. 

H.  E.  Street. 

64  Battei-y,  South  Africa. 
Major. -C.  E.  Coffhill. 
Cuptain.-A..  i[.  R.Mallock. 
Lieut. — 

2«i(  Lts.—D.  W.  L.  Spiller. 

A.  G.  Marwick. 

B.  V.  Macdona. 

73  Battery,  South  Africa. 
Major. — C.  M.  Barlow. 
Captain. — B.  G.  Buchanan. 
Lieuf.—E.  II.  dc  Smidt. 
zud  Lt«. — S.  C.  Hartley. 

C  E.  G.  Schrottky. 

VI.- South  Africa. 

Lt  -Colonei.—.K.  S.  Pratt. 
Adjutant.  —  Major      A.     G. 

Glanville. 

74  Batter.y,  South  Africa. 
Major.— '&.G.  M'Q.M'Leod. 
Captain.— {;.  N.  )).  Ballard. 
Lieuti.—E.  M.  Birch. 

C.  J.  .luiian. 
2nd  Lt.—B.  Lamb. 


77  Battery,  South  Africa. 

Maj.—p.s.e.  E.  M.  Perceval.  ] 
Captain.— V; .\ .  J.  C.  Elives. 
Lieut.— C.  D.  Hope. 
2nd  Lt.—B..  F.  Ewart. 

79  Battery,  South  Africa. 

Ma/or.— R.  F.  M'Crea. 
Captain.— "Si.  R.F. Courage. 

A.  R.  B.  Cossart. 
2ud  /.it.,/.".— O.  H.  Stanley. 

H.  R.  Scarlett. 

VII.— South  Africa. 

Lt..Coloi,il.-Hou.   A.  Syu- 

nev. 
Adjutant. -Ca/it.  W.  Evans. 

4  Battery,  South  Africa. 

Maior. — A.  E.  A.  Butcher. 
Capfain.—C.  F.  R.  Price. 
Lieut.— H.  J.  C.  H.  Mahon. 
2ndLtf. — G   R.  Venning. 
H.  R.  Hill. 

38  Batter.y,  South  Afiica. 

Major. — K.  G.  Eurrowes. 
Captain.— U.  S.  Selignau. 
Lieut. — 
2nd  Lt,.—1.  E.  P.  Nesham. 

C.  F.  Holford. 

J.  K.  G.  JIcGee. 

73  Battery,  South  Africa. 

Mu/or.-Vl.  C.  Carter. 
Capf^iln.-.l.  \V.  F.  Lainont. 
2nd  Lts. — J.  G.  B.  AUardyce 

R.  A.  Anstruther. 

G.  Smith. 

VIII.— South  Africa. 

LI.-CoJouel.-R.  B.  Allason. 
Adjutant.— 

37  Battery,  South  AfricE. 

Major.  —  p.^.c.     R.    A.    K. 

Montgomery. 
Cautainn — G.  F.  Macilunn, 

H.  A.  L.  H.  Wade. 
Lieut.— n.  W.  St.  L.  Gethin. 
2nd  Lt.—V.  A.  K.  Scott. 

61  Battery,  South  Africa. 
Major. — p.ti.c.A..  H.  Gordon. 
Cavtain. — R.  C.  Coates. 
Lieut. — J.  G.  Donner. 
zniLI.-G.  H.  C.  King. 

6s  Battei-y,  South  Africa. 
Major.— G.  II.  Y.  Bateman. 

Captain. —  .\.      A.       iloiit- 

goniery. 
Lieut.  — G.  S.  Tovey. 
2ud  Lit.—G.  W.  Lee. 
H.  \V.  Paxtju. 

IX.— South  Africa. 

Lt.-Colonel.  —  Sir      G.       V. 

Thomas,  Bt. 
Adjutant. — 

19  Battery,  South  Africa. 

M:jior.—R.  D.  Giibhins. 
Captain. — G.  H.  Sanders. 
Lieiii—a.  T.  Russell. 
2ud  Lt>.—C.  E.  Lawder. 
T.  F.  Pooley. 

20  Battery,  South  Africa. 

Major. — A.  D'A.  tvin^'. 
Captain.  — W.  P.  Saunders. 
Ueut.—G.  H.  W.  baylev. 
2tt,l  LiM.-U.  C.  Dobson. 
N.  R.  Davidson. 

28  Batter.y,  South  Africa. 
Major.  — 

Captain. — D.  D.  Ardeme. 
Lieutt.—n.  de  B.  Miller. 

J.  P.  MacDougall. 
2ud  Lt.—D.  H.  K.  Hunter. 


Z.— South  Africa. 

Lt.-Colonel.— Y.      Waldron. 
Adjutant. — Captain     C.     F. 
Stevens. 

76  Battery,  South  Africa. 

Major. — Herbert  M.  Camp- 
bell. 
Captain.— T.  C.  W.  Molony. 
2nd  Lts.—.\.C.  Littledale. 

W.  C.  Mitchell. 

H.  D.  Evans. 

Si  Battery,  South  Africa. 

Major. — G.  G.  Simpson. 
Captain. — H.  H.  Gotto. 
Liei'ts. — 
2ud  Lt.'.—0.  M.  Hairis. 

R.  H.  V.  Kelly. 

A.  St.  J.  Boultbee. 

S2  Batter.y,  South  Africa. 

Major. — W.  H.  Conuollv 

Cn;)/rti«.— H.N.St.  J.  Maule. 

Lieut.— 

2nd  Lis.— I,.  S.  Biddulph. 

T.  E.  P.  Wiekham. 

F.  D.  S.  Gethin. 

XI.— South  Africa. 

Lt.-Colonel.- A.  B.Irving. 
AdJHlant.-Caplain    H.     E. 
Stockdale. 

83  Battery,  South  Alrica. 

Major. — H.  G.  Smith. 
Cnotain. — E.  P.  Smith. 
Lieut.— U.  G.  Uluis. 
2nd  Lts. — H.  Karsliike. 
V.  Asser. 

84  Battery,  South  Africa. 

Major. — E.  Guiunes^'. 
Captain.— B..  D.  Wylde. 
Lieut, — ■ 

2nd  Lts.—^\.  C.  E.  Twidale. 
J.  M.  Ma'-lean. 
N.  H.  C.  Sherbrooke. 

85  Batteri',  South  Africa. 

Major.— St. Lt. Col.    W.    U. 

Williams. 
Captain.  — H.  M.  Th'imas. 
Lieaft.-W.  C.  E.  Rudkin. 

L.  M.  Dy^on. 
2nd  Lt.—VI.  W.  Jelf. 

XII.  South  Africa. 

Lt.-Colonel.-p.s.e.      1.        S. 

S.  Barker. 
Adjutant.- Capt ain  R .  E .  A . 

Le  Mottee. 
43  Battery,  South  Africa. 

Major.-G.  R.  T.  Raudle. 
Captain. — E.  W.  Grove. 
3ndLts.—G.  R.  Wojdrutfe. 

H.  B.  Cox. 

C.  H.  Smith. 

S6  Batteiy.  South  Africa. 

Major. — C.  O.  Guinness. 
Captain. — H.  S.  Woodcock. 
znd  Lieufit. — E.  F.  St.  John. 

A.  J.  Awdrv. 

M.  iN.  Ross. 

87  Battery,  South  Africa. 

Major. — A.  il.  Balfour. 
Captain. — 

Lieut.— E.  R.  Bnrne. 
2nd  Lts. — H.  C.  Simpson. 
C.  A   .Alston. 

XIII.— South  Africa. 

Colonel  -  Ij.  .T.  A.  Chapman. 
Adjutant.    —  Captain    E,    S. 
Kairte. 


■2  Battery,  South  Africa. 
Major.  — V.  H.  Slee. 
Capf.—Vf.  G.  a.  Manley.       ' 
Lieut. — R.  W.  Lnmb.  ' 

2urf  Lts—R.  W.  White. 

A.  B.  Higgon. 

J.  H.  Stone. 

S  Battery,  South  Africa.      ; 

Major. — p.s.c.  H.  Chance.  ' 

Captain. — G.  Laird.  t 

2ud  Lts.—}.  W.  Scott.  I 
E.  St.  G.  Lowther. 

A.  H.  D.  West.  ' 

I 
44  Battery,  South  Africa.     1 

1/u/or.— B.  F.  Drake. 
Captain. — A.   H.    X.   Deve- 

nish. 
Lieut. -n.  A.  L.  Mundy. 
2nd  Lts. — W.  K   Ironside. 

B.  B.  Crozier. 

XIV.— South  Africa. 

Lt.-Colonel.    -v..     H.      Pick- .| 
wood. 

-l-ljutant.    - 

39  Battery,  South  Africa. 
Jimoc— S.  E.  G.  Lawless. 
C-ndain. —  U.  .Vtkiuson. 
Lieut.— R.  G.  Maturin. 
2nd  Lts. — A.  A.  Goschec. 
A.  H.  Harrisuu. 

63  Battery,  South  Africa. 
Major.— p.s.e.  W.  G.  Massy. 
Captaiyi.—G.  G.  S.  Carey. 
Lieut.— i.  E.  Rich. 
iud  Lts. —  A.  D.  Harrison. 
H.  W.  T.  Elam. 

33  Battery,  South  Africa. 
3/u/or.— G.'W.  Biildulph. 
Captai-i.-R.  .\.  Lake. 
2nd  Lts.—H.  P.  J.  Cowell. 

R.  R.  B.  Wall. 

J.  E.  Westgarth. 

XV.— South  Africa. 

Lt.-Colonel.  —  H.    H.    Pen- 

gree. 
Adjutant.-    Captain     E.     C 

Saudars. 

5  Battery.  South  Afiica. 
Major.— ii.  W.  Lane. 
Captain. — C.  E.  Stewart. 
2ijrf  Lts.—K.  St.  C.  Gray. 

D.  W.  Rolierts. 
R.  M.  Roger. 

9  Battery,  South  Africa. 

Major.— A.  S.  V/edderhurn. 
Captain.— J.  C.  Watsftn. 
21m  Lts.--ll.A.  Hamdlon. 
A.  M.  Addison. 

E.  P.  Bedwell. 

17  Battery,  South  Africa. 
Major.— T.  K.  E.  Johnston. 
Vuptains.—  G.  C.  Johnston. 

R.  H.  Griffiths. 
Lieut.— 

2niiI,(!..-L.W.L.Cockcrart. 
T.  F.  H.  Crowe. 

XVI.-AIdershot. 

Lt.-Colonel.-p.s.r.      W.     B. 

Fletcher. 
A  Jjutant. -Captain     F.      C. 

Johnston,  lleserre. 
Riding  Master. — 

89  Battery,  Aldershot. 

Major.— K.  A.  Brendon. 
Captain.— E.  W.  Alexander. 
2nd  Lts.—L.  L.  Hoare. 

L.  Godinau. 

I).  K.  Tweedie. 


RoJjal  Artillery. 


189 


90  Battery.  Aldershot. 

Major.-  C.  P.  Decie. 

Captain, — 

2nd  Lts. — R.  Marryat. 

R.  J.  Adams. 

E.  A.  Morton. 

91  B.ittery,  Aldershoi. 
Majai:—}.  R.  Fo~tei. 
Captain.— V; .  J.  B.  AUea. 
znrf  Lts.—G.  A.  rtill-c. 

C.  H.  F.  Cox, 
U.  H.  R.  Bl  iiiut. 

XVII.— Aldershot. 

Lt.-Colonel.—p.s.v.      T.     S. 

Baliicck. 
Adjutant.— Capt.    F.    E.    L. 
Barker. 

10  Battery,  A'.dsishot. 
Major. — S.  D.  Brovrne. 
Cajitain.—A.  C.  H.  Nutt. 
mind  Lieiits.—R.  G.  M.  John- 
stoij. 
•     G.  A.  H.  Hill. 
H.  J.  J.  Peele. 

26  Battery,  Alderstot. 
Major.— A.  B.  Helyar. 
Captain.— H.  F.  F.  WeDl.TSS. 
2U(f  X;s.— J.  D.  Belgrave. 

H.  R.  Uill. 
i        r.  W.  Salmonil. 

92  Battsry,  Aldershot. 

Maior.-U.  A.  Bethell. 
Captain.— S.  I"'.  Stallard. 
2Bci  Ws.— N.  P.  R.  Preest  jn. 

C.  F.  Poller. 

C.  E.  Vivian. 

X7III  — Oahir. 

iLt.-Coluuel.-S.  D.  Riins- 
lo;il. 

iAdjutant.—Capt.  H.  Rams- 
den. 

59  Battery,  Cahir. 
Major.— li.  Graham. 
Capt. — H.  L.  Cottiuytnim. 
2nd  Ltg. — C  C.Armiuij^e. 

G.St.  L.  ThorutOLi. 

C.  de  V.  Gidley. 

93  Battery,  Cahir. 
Major.  —  W.     J.      Honncr, 

Reserve. 
Captain.— a.  M'C.  Campbell 
2ml  Lts. — L.  W.  Lewer. 

X.  Ramsay. 

C.  P.  Cullernc. 

94  Battery,  Clonmel. 
Major.— S,.  W.  W.  Blacker. 
Captain.  —  L.     A.     Bryan 

(Militia). 
2nrf  X^*.— T.  G.  Anderson. 
H.  G.  L.  Bower. 
M.  Crofton. 

1  XIX.— Leeds. 

lU.-Colonel.-y.  L.  Canliffe. 
J<J/ii(aiif.— C'lyjMS.G.Cheke. 
Hiding  Master, — 

95  Battery,  Leeds. 
iMajar.—  aon,    H.   W.      Ad- 

dington. 
Captain.— K.  A.  Boyce. 
2nd  Lti. — H.  P.  Buruyeat. 
'        G.  L.  Popham. 
A.  L.  Clover. 

96  Battery,  Preston. 
Major. — W.  D.  Burrard. 
Captain. — L.  M.  Wilson. 
7nd  Ltt.~3.  M.  Ingram. 

C.  R.  Bates 
0.  A.  HiU. 

97  Battery,  Leeds. 
Ifq/or. — A.  J .  Abdy . 
Taptain. — J.  Byron. 
nd  Lts. — A.  E.  Erskiue, 

H.  J.  Gillespie. 

W.  L.  C.  Kirby. 


XX.— Athlone. 
Lt.-Colonel.— 
Adjutant. — 

93  Battery,  Athlone. 
Major. — A.  D.  Yonn^r. 
Captain. — G.  J.  Henderson. 
znd  LiH,—C,,  Hebert. 

II.  E.  Medlicotl. 

Hon.  D.  A.  Foibes. 

99  Battery,  Longford. 
Major. — X.  D.  Findlay. 
Captain. — A.  W.  Hcffetson. 
Lient.-U.  P.  Joues. 
2nd  Lt*. — R.  A.  Shaw. 
H.  F.  Salt. 

100  Battery,  Athlone. 
Major, — A.  H.  Carter. 
Captain,— E„  ff.  Pim. 
Lient.  —  W.  P.  S.  Jones. 
2nd  Lt^.—Ij,  A,  U.  Naper. 

C.  G.  lliyall. 

XXI.— Hilsei. 
Lt  -Colonel  — D.  E-  Dewar. 
Adjutant.— Capt,  C.  H.  Wil- 
son. 
Riding  Master, — 

loi  Battery,  Hils;a. 
Major, — 

Captain. — D.  R.  Coates. 
2Hd  Lts  — B.  W.  Taylor. 

L-  Gascoiffae. 

"W.  a.  ReiJ. 

102  Batterj",  Hils^a. 
Major. — H.L.  A.  .Tenkinson. 
Captain. — J.  W.  E.  Donald- 
son. 

Lieut. — 

2nd  Lts.—D.  C.  S.  Smith. 

J.  de  B,  Cnivan. 

H.  T.  S.  G.  CaulHeld. 

103  Batter^-,  Hilsea. 
Major. — H.  M.  Campbell. 
Captain.— V,  L.  C.  Hamilton. 
Lieut, — 

2Hd  Ltg.—O.  W.  S  pinks. 
T.  S.  D.  Cleland. 

XXII.— SiorncUffe. 
LI. -Colonel.  —W.  Tvlden. 
Adjnfaut.  —  Capt,  A.  M.  Per- 

reau. 
Riding  Matter. — 

104  Battery,  S&orncliffe. 
Majors.— K.  C.  V.  Harrison. 

H.  A.  Chapman 
{attaehedf. 
Captain. -F,  a. IXlKon   Eok- 

ersall. 
2nd  Lts, — H.  A.  G.  Chimier. 
W.  R.  Warren. 
C.  R.  B.  CdiTiugton. 

105  Battery,  ShornclifFe. 
Major.— C,  f.  Caulfleld. 
Captain.— E.  W.  S.  Brooke. 
2nd  Lts.— A.  M.  lluthie. 

R.  A.  .Tones. 
J.  M'C.  Grittia. 

106  Battery,  Shorncliffe. 
Major. — A.  H.  Kussey. 
Captain. — H.  A.  Koebel. 
vnd  Lts.—R.    L.    D.    Whit- 

fleld. 
L.  T.  Raikes. 
W.  A.  Murray. 

XXIII.— Woolwich. 
Lt.-Colonel.  —  W.      G.       do 

.Idjniant.  —  Cupt.  W.Strong. 
Riding  Master. — 

107  Battery,  Woolwich. 
Major.- E.    H.    ElUot,    Re- 
serve, 

Captain.— G.  A.  Smith. 
2ud  i(».— N  G.  M.  Jervis. 

R.  A.  Tijou. 

A.  F.  Bayley. 


loS  Battery,   Woolwich. 
Uajors.  -  N'.  E.  Yonnj.  DUO. 
G.  R.  Darley  iallaehed). 
Captain.     ?.  W.B.  Henning. 
2nd  Lts   -L.  E.  Warren. 

E.  J.  Skinner. 
H.  G.  Fisher. 

109  Battery,  Woolwich. 
Majors.  -St.  G.  St.  J.  Ord, 

Reserne. 
Captain. — F.  w.  Mackenzie. 
2nd  Lts. — G.  W.  S.  Morris. 

F.  Broussnn. 

V.  M.  C.  Xapier. 

XXIV.     Mewoastle. 

Lf .Colonel.   -J.  W.    .^tir'inG:, 
Adju  tant. —Capt.H.  s.  Wilson 

no  Battery.  Newcastle-on- 

Tyne. 
Major.— v.  B.  .lohnston. 
Captain. — C.  M.  D.  Brace. 
2udLts.  -tl.  E.  O'B  Traill. 

C.  F.  Cooper. 

M.  Muirhead. 

111  Battery.  NewcasLle-on- 

Tyne. 
Major.-R.  W.  Breeks. 
Captain.  — K.  P.  R.  Coode. 
2iid  Lfa.--G.  R.  Balslon. 

E.  V.  Sarson. 

R.  H.  D.  Tompson. 

112  Batterv.  Newcastle-on- 

Tyne. 
Major.— R.  E.  L.  Radcliffe. 
Captain.— 
2nd  Lts.— J.  de  V.  Bowles. 

C.  S.  Yoiin^. 

H.  W.  Blathwayt. 

XXV.— Colchester. 

Lt.  -  Colonel,—  G.  R.  Chal- 

lenor. 
.M/«te)i/.— Caji/.H.G.Lloyd. 
Riding  Master. — 

113  Battery,  Colchester. 
Major.-A.  H.  S.  GoEE. 
Captain.  —  H.  R.  Phipps. 
2nd  Lts  — E.  8.  Hay. 

J.  H.  Giboon. 
A.  O.  Boyd. 

114  Battery,  Colchester. 
Major.-A.  L.  Walker. 
Captain.  -A.  B.  Forman. 
2nd  Lts. — V.  M.  FergassoQ. 

J.  L.  Philips. 
W.  S.  Pillans. 

115  Battery.   Wecdon. 
Major,— 3,  G,  Geddes. 
Captain.— i,  St.  L.  Wheble 

(Reserce), 
2nd  Lts,—P,  G.  West. 

W.  E.  D.  Broughton. 
K.  C.  Alabaster. 

XXVI.  Ipswich. 

i/.-Co/oiic/.— E.W.Fleming. 
Adjutant. — 
hiding  Master,  - 

116  Battery,  Ipswich. 
Major.— A.  G.  Johnaon. 
Captain.  -H.  M.  Davson. 
■>u.l  Lts.— 3.  A.  Scarlett. 

C.  H.  Mallock. 
W.  L.  Y.  Rogers. 

117  Battery,  Ipswich. 
Major.--F,  E.  Gray. 
Captains.— G,      R.      II.     M. 

Lannowe. 
2nd  Lts,— A,  Willis. 
R.  A.  B.  Hill. 
J.  H.  S.  Powell. 

iiS  Battery,  Coventry. 
Major.— L.  A.  C.  Gordju. 
Capt.— 
i,id  Lts.—R.  C.  Williams. 

A.  A.  Younger. 

N.  A.  Stebbing. 


XXVn.  -Exeter. 
Lf,-Colonel,—F.  W.  Boteler 
Adjutant.  —Capt.  J.  Dalby., 

1 19  B  itteiy,  Exeter, 
Major.— 3.  Berkle.y. 
Captain.— A.  Houston. 
2nJ  Lts.— 3,  C,  Dunbar. 

G.  M.  Ormerod. 
L.  E.  C.  Williams. 

120  Batteiy,  Exeter. 
Major,— H.  G.  Sandilauds. 
C'apt.—G.  Lewis  (fl^fnp/fcrf). 
2udLfs.-L.  \V.  X.  Thomp- 
son. 

C.  W.  James. 
J.  A.  Muirhead. 

121  Battery,  Exeter. 
Major. — J.  U.  Coates. 
Captain. — P.  Wheatle.v. 
2nd  Lts. — F.  W.  Robinson. 

A.  G.  Eden. 
T.  C.  Sinclair. 

XX7III.- Woolwich. 

LI.- Colonel.— P.        C.       E. 

Newbiggin?. 
Adjutant,— T,    St.  A.  B.  L. 

Nevinson. 

122  Battery,  'Woolwich. 
Major, — J.  W.  M.  Xewfcon. 
Captain,— G,  M.  Wingate. 
2ud  Lts,—C.  E.  S.  Bower. 

E.  D.  M.  H.  Cooke. 
C.   B.  G.  Hutchinson. 

123  Battery,  Woolwich, 
Major, — H.    G.    H.  Galton 

Reserve, 
Capt, — H.  R.  Overton. 
2ud  Lts,—G,  V.  T.  Layton. 

R.  C.  Prance. 

A.  C.  C.  Stevens. 

124  Battery,  Woolwich. 
Major, — 

Ciptain,-!!,  F.  E.  Lewin. 
2nd  Lis.— 'a.  E.  C.  Ditmas. 

H.  A.  Boyd. 
A.  G.  Lieoh. 

XXIX.— Fermoy. 

Lt.-Colonel.  —  H.       A.        D. 

Curtis. 
Adjutant. — 

125  Battery,  Fermoy. 
Majar.—Hon.   F.   R.  Bing- 
ham. 

Capl.—n.  C.  S.  Clarke. 
2nd  Lts.—B.  3.  C.  E.  Sher- 
lock. 

H.  B.  Bartram. 

E.  K.  Bradbury. 

126  Battery,  Limerick. 
Major.— 3,  F.  Vans  Agnew, 

Reserve. 
Captain.— \Y.  G.  Thompson. 
2nd  Lts.—G.  W.  Blathwayt. 

G.  Masters. 

P.  H.  Mil-shall. 

127  Battery,  Fermoy. 
Major.— W.  Y.  Foster. 
Captain.— C.  L.  O'Malley. 
Liei'f.—C.  B.  Thackeray. 
2nd  Lts.—C.  H.  Lumley. 

K.  H.  Stauuing. 

XXX.— Brighton. 

Lt.-  Colonel.    —   H.         O'B. 

Owen. 
Adiutaut.—C,   A.   Rumball, 

Reserve, 

125  Battery,  Brighton 
Major,— H,  Guise.  Reserve. 
Captain.  — \V.  R.  Edeu. 
2nd  Lts.— 3.  Curling. 

R.  C.  Keith. 
R.  H.  Johison. 


iSga 


lioyal    Aiiillery. 


129,  Battery,  Brighton.      1 

Major.— V.  H.  Kilner. 
Co'i'tnin.—V,.  C.  Massy. 
and  Lts.—n.  K.  Hezlet. 

A.  Pifldmston. 

C.  M.  H.  Stevens. 

130  Battery,  BriEhton. 
Major.— 1.    A.    Robertson, 

Jiesterri'. 
Ci<]it"iii.—V.  P-  E.  de  Berry. 
2,iii  Ltr.—O.  S.  Llnytl. 

R.  W.  S.  Burrill. 

W.  G.  Curling. 

XXXI.— Trowbridge. 

Lt.. Colonel. -YL.  V.  Hunt. 
J.1jv.tant.— 

iqi  Battery,  ChathaTn. 
Major.  —  F.     B.    Jackson. 

Jteserce. 
Captain.— B..  G.  Keywortll. 
2ud  Ltf.—].  D'E.  Rol)erts. 
R.  G.  FinlHyson. 
L.  M.  Bucknill. 

1:52  Battery,  Tro-wbridge. 
3Iajar.—F.   E.  A.    Hunter, 

Mriffrre. 
Captain.— T.  O.  Seagram. 
2nd  Xfs.— M.  Crorton. 
R.  C.  Hecves. 
C.  U.  Corbett. 

133  Battery,  Bristol. 
Major.— E.  M.  Lachlan. 
Captain. — L.  T.  Ashn'orLb. 
2nd  Lts.—R.  Longstaff. 

C.  W.  Burdou. 

K.  Hovil. 

XXXII.— 

Lf.-Cotoncl. — 
Adjntant. — 

134  Battery,  Sheffield. 
Major.  —  A.        Chambers, 

Re^irrre. 
Captain. — 
Llcnt^. — 
2nd  Lts.—W.  M'C.  Burden. 

J.  Carruthers. 

W.  J.  L.  Poston. 

135  Battery,  Sheffield. 
Major.— W.  A.  Smith. 
Cai'tain. — 
Lient.—t.  C.  Tlsher. 
2ndLts. — H.  de  C.  Mathews. 

136  Battery,  Woolwich. 
Major. — H.      G.     Ricardo, 

Reserve. 
Captain.— H.  H.  Bond. 
2nd  Ltif.-Ti.  H.  Sanderson. 
X.  Doniildson. 
H.  C.  Wray. 

XXXIII. -Aldershot. 

IJ.-CoI.—A.  C.  Bailw.ard. 
Adjutant.  —  Captain        \V, 
Thwdites. 

137  Battery,  Aldershot. 

Ma,jor. — A.  B.  Knox. 
Captain. —K.  S.  Cotton. 
2nd  Lts.—T.  R.  Ubsdell. 

C.  O.  U.  Hunt. 

E.  R.  G.  Wilmer. 

135  Battery,  Aldershot. 
Major.— H.  S.  White. 
(Siptaiu. — 
2yid  JJs.—K.  O.  Lewin. 

G.  G.  J.  Walshe. 

W.  R.  P.  Blair. 

139  Battery,  Aldershot. 
Major.— G.  S.  Duffus. 
Captain, — 
2nd  LtD.—H.  H. M'Clyraont. 
N.  Patterson. 
P.  S.  Rostron. 


XLVII.-Curragh. 

140  Battery,  Belturoet. 
Major. — 
Cff^j^s.— P.  P.  de  B.RadclifEe. 

C.     R.    D.    HiilsiusoD, 
Renerve. 
Ltent.  —  H.  J.  C.  Meyncke. 
■ind  Ltf.—G.  D  Manu. 

J.  N.  Sinclair. 

141  Batterv,  Kilkenny, 
Maiur.—VI.  il.  Grover. 
Captain  —\j.  S.  Downes. 
2nil  Lts  -  M.  ('.  K.  RicarJs. 

E.  G.  LKnsford. 
C.  U.  G.  Lyon. 

142  Battery.  Curragh. 
Majn, — E.  C.  (.'ameron. 
Captain.—'^.  F.  Gordon. 
2nd  Lti.-H.  Bull. 

K.  C.  Fertjuson. 
C,  C.  CoUey. 

XL  VIII.- 

143  Battery,  Fethard. 
Major. -H.  F.  Askivith. 
Caj,t.—\V.  P.  Moukhouse. 
2nd  Ltf.—fi.  ^^.  Anderson. 

F.  H.  L.  Oldham. 
J.  W.  Roe. 

144  Battery,  Clogheen. 
Major.— n.  E.  .N'orris. 
2ud  Ltf.—  a.  VV.  H.  Rawlins. 

H.  M.  Grea%-es. 

G.  C.  Nevile. 

145  Battery,  "Waterford. 
Major. — S.  Liishin<^ton. 
Captain.— VI.  B.  Stewart. 
2nd  Ltt.—n    .1.   P.  King. 

C.  W.  Nixon. 
G.  H.  Cookson. 

XLIX.- 

146  Battery,  Aldershot. 
Major. — 0.  Battiscombe. 
2nd  Ltf.—\V.  K.  Gray. 

\V.  D.  Stilhvell.  ' 
J.  V.  Sauuderson. 

147  Battery,  Aldershot. 
Major.-K.  V.  Hall. 
2nU  Ltr.-  H.  W.  Atchison. 

i).  H.  Saunders. 

A  G.  Waterman. 
T4S  Battery,  Aldershot. 
Ma/or.-V.  Lyou. 
Ca/ilain.—tSir  J.  Keane,  Bt. 
2Hd  LIh.—E.  a.  steel. 

D.  Reynolds. 
H.  W.'  Wynter. 

56  Battery,  Egypt. 
Major. — D.  G.  Priusep. 
Caplain—V,'.  H.  Drake. 
Lieut.— F.  G.  T.  Deshon. 
2nd  Lt».—\V.  F.  Parsons. 
V.  N.  Lockett. 

INDIA. 

Lieutenant  Coloneh. 

p.t.r.  A.  G.  Creagh,  CD., 
India. 

Colonel  R.  G.  W.  Hepburno 
Meean  Meer. 

H.  W.  Brackenbury,  Rawul 
Pindi. 

P.  M.  Banister,  Mhow. 

.1. Temple, St. Thomas'sMnt, 

C.  M.  Haggard,  Campbell- 
pore. 

C.  N.  Simpson,  Jhansi. 

.J.  A.  Coxhead. 

Adjutants. 

Capt.  H.  C.  C.  Uniacke, 
Rawul  Pindi. 

Capt.  F.  Putts,  Meea.n  Meer. 

Capt.  H.  A.  P.  White,  Bar- 
rackpore. 

Ridinrj  MafterH. 

Lieut. G  \V. Hay  ward.  Luck- 
now, 

Lieut.  F.  Fleming,  Rawul 
Pindi. 

Li^nt. '!'. Clarke, Bangalore 


XXXIV. -Mhow. 

22  Battery,  Mhow. 
Major.—W.  Hanna. 
Captain. — C.  Ravenliill. 
Lienf. — F.  A.  Kemble. 
2nd  Lt'.—  P.  G.  L   8ter. 

A.  C.  L.  Theobald. 

50  Battery,  Agra. 
Ma!or.—G.  H.  Geddei. 
Captain. —  K.  W.  PUimmer. 
Lieut.— W.  H.  B*rthoIoraew. 
2nd  Lt>.—J.  A.  Ballard. 
L.  C.  P.  Milman. 

70  Battery,  BareiUy. 
ifajor.-U.  H.  Butler. 
Captain. — C.  J.  H.  Swann. 
Lieut. — 
2nd  Ltf.—V.  R.  Punnett. 

J.  St.  C.  D.  Stewart. 

J.  Gourlie. 

XXXV.-AUahabad. 
27  Battery,  Ne^much. 
Major.— E.   R.  H.  J.  Cloete. 
Ca'plain.—A.  R.  Bayly. 
2nd  Lts.—G.  F.  B.  Turner. 

P.  S.  Tillard. 

H.  J.  .\.  Evans. 

36  Battery,  Nusseerabad, 
Major.— J.  H.  .Tellett. 
Captain. — B.  Vjnceut. 
Lieut. — 
2,td  Ltt.-V.'.  P.  P.aynter. 

F  M.  Murray. 

J.  L.  Mowbray. 

60  Battery,  Allahabad. 
3/u/oi-.— F.  Potts. 
Captain.— E.  H.  Willis. 
Lieut . — 
2nd  Lti.—'E.  H.  G.  Loggett. 

F.  J.  A.  Macl<worth. 
Hon.  H.  E.  Thellusson. 

XXXVI.     Cimpbellpore. 
15  Battery,  Meerut. 
]/«>'•.— E.  Pollock. 
Caiitain.—A..  D.  Musgravo. 
Lieut. — 
2ud  Lfs.  —  R.  G.  Thomson. 

G.  J.  S.  Taylor. 
C.  S.  Rich. 

48  Battery,  St.  Thomas's 
Mount. 
Major. — A.  J.  Hughes. 
Cavtain.—  H.  A.  P.  White. 
Lient.—F.  D.  Atkinson. 
2nd  1 19. — A.  E.  Browne. 
W.  R.  Paul. 

71  Battery,  Uooltan. 

Major. — 

Captain. — J.  F.  B-irlow. 

Lieut. — 

2nd  Lts.—A.  H.  Bridges. 

.T.  Batcharc. 

H.  S.  Stewait. 

XXXVII.  — 

31  Battery,    St.  Thomas's 

Mount, 
Major. — A.  P.  LongfieUl. 
Captain. — S.  S.  Browne. 
Lient.—Vf.  Stirling. 
2nd  Lt».—F.  C.  Grieve. 
C.  D.  W.  Uniacke. 

35  Battery,  Kurrachee. 
Major. — R.  A.  Vigne. 
Cu;)'aiii.— T.  M.  Usborne. 
Lient.—J.  S.Maidlow. 
2nd  Lient^. — G.  T.  Hamilton. 
A.  Z.  Palmer. 

55  Battery,  Saugor. 
Major. — 
Captain. — J.  Hay. 


Lieut.  D.  Aherne,  Secunder-    Lieuti.—O.  de  I'E.  Winter. 

ft!""'-  J.W.Hope. 

Groups  arranged  for  Relief.  \  2nd  Lt. — A.  F.  "ThomBon. 


XXXVIII  —  Barrackpors 

24  Battery,  Ftshawur. 
Major. — 

Captaiu.--\i.  A.  I'-ught. 
Lieut.-A.  H.  Hud-on. 
2»r/ Z^«.— F.  C.  lii  vant.       • 
G.  T.  U.  He\t. 

34  Battery,  Ahmedabad. 
Major.— A.  C.  Daniell.        1 
Captain. — 
Lieut.— 
2nd  Lt>.—.K.  G.  Staveley. 

E.  A.  VVallinger. 

F.  L.  Farrer. 

72  Battery,  Beliary. 
Major.— G.  F.  White. 
Captain.—.].     G.     Denni^ 

to  in. 
LieutH. — 
2nd  Ltt.—G.  R.  Nutt. 

H.  K.  Sadler. 

H.  P.  Do  VVintou. 

XXXIX.— Eawul  Pindee.; 

4O  Battery,  Uinapore. 
Major. — W.  H.  Onslow. 
Captain.— a. .  U.  Fonlkes, 
Lient . — 
2nd  Lta.—G.  F.  Grotton. 

A.J.  H.  M.D.Chicheste 

H.  B.  C.  Arthur. 

51  Battery,  Kawul  Pinde 
3/(//or.— L.  Forde. 
Cajdain.—A.  J.  Battine. 
Lieut.— G.  E.  Bolster. 
2nd  LIf—G.  A.  Furse. 
C.  Pulley. 

54  Battery,  Meerut. 
Major.—}.  E.  Harvey. 
Captain. — J.  E.  Cairnes. 
Lieut. — 

2n.l  r.tt.—A.'il.  B.Woodsid 
H.  R.  Lawrence. 
H.  S.  Jackson. 

XL.  — SecunJerabad. 

6  Battery,  Cawnpore. 
Major. -E.  V.   Smith. 
Captain.— D.  E.  Fonnan. 
Lieufn.—F.  A.  Bu/zard. 

R.  D.  M.  Keale. 
2nd  Lt.—G.  F.  Farran. 

23  Batter.y,  Secunderabad 
Major. — G.  Calvert. 
Captain. — C.      E.       C.      (' 

Charlton. 
Lieut.— a.  Ward. 

P.  E.  Lewis.  ,' 

2nd  Lt.—J.  -M'Q.  Sealy.      ;' 

49  Battery,  Belgaum. 
Ma/or. — 

Captain.— Vi .  B.  Emery. 
Lient. — 
2nd  Lti.—Vf.  H.  Norton. 

H.  Mecredy. 

J.  F.  Todd. 

XLI.— St.  Thomas's  Moudj 

32  Battery,  Jhansi. 
Major.— H.  F.  X.  M.  Bond 
Captain.— h.  C.  L.  Oldflelc 
Lieut.— J.  B.  Roberts. 
2nd  Ltt.-i.  B.  Riddell 
K.  H.  Gregory. 

33  Battery,  Hyderabad. , 
Major. — J.  E.  W.  Headlal* 
Captain. — R.  M.  Johnson. 
Lieatt.-n.  B.  Smith. 

A.  T.  Lough. 
2»dLt.—K.lj.  Bath. 

47  Battery,  Ferozepore. 
Major.— yi.  K.  McLeod. 
Caplain.—K.  A.  Birley. 
2nd  i(».— B.  H.  S.  Stewa 

J.  W.  Parrinaton. 
1         H.  M.  Nornabell. 


Royal    Artillery. 


190 


XLII.— Bin  galore. 

29  Btittery,  Kirkee. 
Major.— 'R.  G.Strtin^'e. 
Capi.—i.  St.  C.  Macmillan. 
TAeuf. — 
2ml  Lh.—'S,  St.  C.  Campbell 

G.  O.  Boase 

AV.  F.  lugpen. 

40  Battery,  Bangilore. 

Maior.—  R.  M.-C^mpbell. 
Capt<iiii.—C.  F.  P.  Parry. 
Lieitfg. — G.  R.  v.  Kinsman 

H.  B.\V.S.Re\vse. 
2ndLt.—}i.  de  U.  Martelli. 

45  Battery,  Barrackpore. 

Major. — H.  M.  Ferrer. 
Captain. — W.  A.  Short. 
Tiif'nf. — 
jml  Lf!^.-C.  B.  Whetham. 

C  B.  CoUSCLa. 


XLIII.-Lu=k:ow. 
I  Battery,  Kirkee. 

MiiJor.^-'\V.  A.  R'llimson. 
Oapfaiii. — H.  N.  Packard. 
.2iii  Lfn.—J.  Y.  R-imsdon. 

^J.W.  E.Tailyour. 
J.  A.  C.  Forsyth. 

•       If)  Battery,  Kirkee. 

'Uajor. — E.  P.  Lfimhert. 

?aptaiii.~P.  a.  iS.  Fauss3tt. 

Lieut,— 

md  Lts.—L.  W.  Savile. 

E.  J.  Bell. 
[      T.  Kirkland. 

1 1     41  Battery,  Lucknow. 

'Major.— C   C.  Sankey. 
■Japt<ii>i.—A.  G.  Arbulhnot. 
Ueut.—F.  C.  D.  Burtou. 
•miX/.x.— R.  A.  B.  Builer. 
T.  Cnrlyou. 


.    XLIV.— Campbellpore. 

'  3  Battery,  Caiipbellpord. 

Major. — A.  Capel-Care. 
paptaiii.—A.  E.  Wardrop. 
fAeut/i.—O.  R.  Newman. 
i       E.  H.  Joups. 


hnd 


E.  H.  Jones. 
Xi>K^— C.  C.  Phillips. 

30  Battery,  Fyzabad. 

Major. — 

^aptain. — A.  R.  B.  Savage. 
'Aeid. — J.H,   Pattisson. 
nd  Lt8.—\V.  T.  Chambers. 
C.  G.  H.  Henderson. 


57  Battery,  Meean  Meer. 

Major.— p. s  c  H.S.Dawkins. 

Japfain.~F.  T.  Oldham. 

jieut. — 

\ni.t  Lt».—G.  N.  V/yatt. 

I      E.  Parbury. 

,      L.  D.  Vei-non. 


I     XLV.— Mecan   Meer. 

II  Battery,  Meean  Ueer. 

fa/or.— J".  P.  Langley. 
^aptain. — 

■ieuf.—G.  H.  Gordon. 

nd  Ltt.—h.  W.  Joyce. 

L.  B.M.  Porter. 

52  Battery,  Jubbulpore. 

[ajor. — W.  J.  A.  Beatson. 
'aptain. — J.  H-^nrr. 
^eut.~B.  B.  Gilpin. 
nd  Ltt.—'H..  E.  Hambro. 
H.  A.  W.  Webber. 


80  Batterj',  Nowgong. 

Major. — A.  L.  Hibbert. 
Captain. — U.  F.  G.  Washing- 
ton. 

LlPHf, — 

2»/?i/>-.-A.  C.  Ros9. 
T.  R.  F.  B^te. 
H.  f.  KiI'.,'our. 

XLVI.— India. 

12  Battery,  China. 

Major. — F,  E.  Johnson. 
Captain.— J.  F.  T.  H.  Doyle. 
Liettt.—'S..  G.  Pringle. 
2nd  X/.'s.— L.  H.  Quenpel. 
J.  Johnstone. 

25  Battery,  Bangalore. 

Maior.—C.  H.  Ford. 
Captain.— C.  M.  Ritchie. 

2n  I  X/».— W.  F.  Parsons. 
A.  W.  IJnrtholomiw. 
N.  J.  WaJler. 

sS  Battery,  Kamptee. 

Major.— K.  C.  W.  Wynn. 
Captain. — R.  T.  Maisden. 
Lient. — E.  W.  Hrowne. 
2);rfX'.-».— W.  H.  de  B.  Dick- 
inson. 
S.L.  WK?e. 


DEPOTS. 

1  Depot,  Woolwich. 

Lieutenant    Colonel.  — p.n.c. 

J.  W.  T.  Spencer. 
Adjufiint-  —  Ci<pt.   W.    J.    K. 

Rettie. 
Ridi>}<j  M.ii'tey.— 
Qr.  Mr.— Lieut.  J.  ScOtt. 
Major. — C.  D.  King. 
Captains. — L.  J.  Hext, 

J.  L.  Smith,  Iteserce. 
Xif/fN,— W.  J.  Beardslev- 

F,  D   L'jyan 

2nd  Lf.—H.  G.  Young. 

2  Depot,  Glasjow. 

Ridinq  Mr. — Lt.  J.  Hainan. 
Qr.  Mr —Lieut.  W.  Bass. 
Major.— J.    A.    M.    Grieve, 

Regerce. 
Captain.— h.  L.  Parker. 

G.  a.  Stobart. 
Lieiitfi.—'E.  J.  J.  Smith. 

W.  Graham. 

2nd  Lt».—U.  Cornes. 

A.  R.  Main. 

3  Depot,  Weedon. 

Ridin;;      Mr.—Lt.      H.      J. 

"^Thorne. 
qr.     Master.— Lieut.    E.    B. 

Wager. 
Major. — 

Captains. — H.     H.     Beever, 
Eeserce. 

W,  V.  Faher,  Reserve. 
Lieuts.-K.  T.  F.  H'.od. 

R.  H.  Peekham. 

C.  T.  Rolph. 

4  Depot,  Newport,  Hon. 
W.    J. 
A, 


Qr.    Masfer^Lieut. 

Conper. 
Riding     Master. — L>eut. 

Benbow. 
Major. — 

Captain. — L.  B.  Montresor. 
Lieut. — W,  Macdonald. 
2nd  Lts.—j,  A.  Henderson. 
L.  J.  W.  Robinson. 


5  Depot,  Dublin. 

Qr.    Master.— Lieut.    J.    AV. 

Read. 
Riding  Mastfr. — Hon.  Major 

R.  Donnelly,  Reserrc. 
Major.— C.  E.L-iwrie,  BSO. 
Uaptuiii.St.  L.    M.   Moore 

{attached), 
Lient.— h,  Hegurtv. 
2nd  Lts.-K.  W.  S'leddon. 
A.  J.  P.  Ltite. 

6  Depot,  Seaforth. 

Ridinfj    Master.— Lievt.     H. 

AV.  Nay  lor. 
Qr.  Mr.  -Lient.  J.  Dingle. 
Major  — G.  A.  Cardew. 
Captain.— -R.     M.     Rhodes, 

Reserce. 

Lients.—'C.  R.  Griffiths. 

C.  F.  Hiwkins. 
z)id  Lient.-E.  T.  Marshall. 

7  Depot,  Woolwich. 

Riding    21  ister.—  Lieut.    E. 

'Rock. 
Qr.  Mr. — Lt.  ,T.  Lovegrove. 
JXi/or.--J.  C.  WniT. 
Lieutf. — .T,  Hinitei'. 

H.  W.  XewcoLue.  I 

2nd  Lts.  —  \<\  W.  G.  Uoberts. 

A.  P.  Heneage. 


8  Div.  Amm.  Col. 
Major. — 

Captain.—W.  P.L.  Daviai. 
Lie/its.— 
2nd  Lt.— 


9  Div.  Amm.  Col. 

Major. — 

Captain. — R.  S.  Hardman. 

Lieut  4. — 

2nd  Lieut. — W.  A.  Moore. 


10  Div.  Aram.  Col. 

Major.— 

Captains.  — (J.  E.  Sim(i''.d8. 

2nd  Lt. — G.  A.  Mortimer. 


II  Div.   Amm.  Co'. 

Major.— \X.  C.  Staveley. 
Captain.^ 
Lients, — 

2nd  Lts. — C.  Bettiogton. 
E.  O.  Andersou. 


Riding  EsTinLiSHiiaNT. 

Woolwich. 

Major. — C.  H.  Hutchinson. 
Captain, — H.  L.  Lithgow. 
Lieut.— D.  P.  Mills. 
Riding    Master,*. — Major    J. 
Stevens. 
Lieut.  J.  Learmont. 


AMMUNITION  COLUMNS. 

I  Div.  Arnm.  Col. 

Major. — 

Captain. — 

Lieut. -A.  W.  D.  Roebuck. 

2nd  Lf.—T.  Chrisp. 

2  Div.  Amm.  Col. 

Mafor. — 

Capt.—\\'.  G.  H.  Nicholson. 

Lieut. — 

2nd  Ltt.- 

3  Div.  Amm.  Col. 

Major. — 

Captain.  —  T.       B.       Wocd, 

Garrison  Art. 
Lieut  s. — 

4  Div.  Amm.  Col. 

Jfa/or.— H.  Corbj-n. 
Captain.— R.  G.  Ouseley. 
Lieut,— G.  E.  G.  W.  Adams. 

5  Div.  Amic.  Col. 

Major. — H.  Ducrot. 
Captain*.— K.  W.  A.   Chris- 
tie. 
K.  J.  K.  Smith. 
Lieut  n. — 
2nd  Lta, — 

6  Div.  Amm.  Col. 

Major. — 

Captain. — K.  Davidson. 

Lieut.— F.  L.  Donkin. 

7  Div.  Amm.  Col. 

Major. — 

Captain. —  J.    H-   W.    John- 

stono. 
2nd  Lts.—D.  G.  W.  Hume. 


12  BRIGADE  DIVISION. 

Lieuf.—C.  F.  S.  Maclaveity. 

It  BRIGADE  DIVISION. 

Captain.— H.  St.  G.  Gorton. 
i  Lient.— G.  H.  Riach. 

LOCAL  AMMUNITION 
COLUMN. 

Bloemfontein. 

Ca2}tain.^^\'.  C.  Symon. 

AMMUNITION  PARKS. 

Pretoria. 

Capiain.-A.  S.  Buckle. 
Lia-iit.-R.  T.  Russell. 

Volksrust. 

Captain.— Y.  R.  Patch. 

Bloemfontein. 

Lieut.— A.  S.  P.  M'Ghce. 


Maxim  Sections. 

A— Captain  ILon.ti.  A.Kocd. 

Captain  C.  Stirling. 
3— Captain    H.    A.     D.     S. 
Baikie. 

Captain  E.  H.  Steven- 
son. 
C— Captain  R.  S.deWintor. 
D— Captain  G.  T.  Mair. 
E— Captain  C.  H.  Zieffler. 
T— Captain  W.    H.    Robin- 
son. 
G — Captain  A.  C.  E.  My  era. 

Captain  G.  D.  Wheeler. 
H — Captain  H.  B.  Dndgson. 
J— Captain  H.  L.  Griffin. 
K— Captain  M.  J.  C.  Dennis 
L— Captain  J.  C-  Burnett. 
U—Caj^tain  W.  F.  T.Corrie. 
N— 

O— Captain  F.  H.  Harvest. 
F-~Captain  F.  C.  Poole. 

Lieut.  I.  de  L.  P.  Lowa- 
Ikv. 
Q— Captain  J.  G.  Rotton. 
K— Captain  G.  T.  Brierlej. 
S— Major  H.  Rouse. 
T— Lieut.  S.  T.  Hardwick. 
TS— Captain  C.  E.  Hill. 
W— 

X— Captain    H.    J.    P.    Jeff- 
coat. 


igoa 


Eoi/al   Garrison    Artillery. 


Royal  Garrison  Artillery. 


MOUNTAIN  DIVISION. 

Ltcidenant  Colonel". 
Col.    O.   S.    Smyth,  DSO., 

JntOKb. 
A.  Keenc,  DSO.,  QaetW. 
E.  Guiiner,  Murree  Hills. 

Adjutants. 
Capt.  R.  A.  Kaye,  Qnetta. 
Majoi-  F.  E.  Drake,  Murree 
Hills . 

District  Office): 
Lieut.  J.  Rowley,  Newport. 

I  Battery,  Bara  Gali. 
Major.— G.  F.  A.  Norton. 
C'i,itair..—F.    W.    Van  der 

Kiste. 
Lieutt.—W.  B.  Spaldinif. 

R.  W.  Castle. 

2  Battery,  Khj  ra  Gali. 
Major.— C.  P.  Fendall.DSO. 
Captain.— F.  R.  Drake. 
2K(i  Lti.—G.  A.  Yates. 

W.  N.  Lesgett. 

C.  J.  K.  Pollnr.l. 

.1  Battery,  Kalatagh. 
Major.— G.  B.  Smith. 
Cii;i<a!ii.— E.  H.  B.  Crsster. 
Lieutt,—A.  C.  R.  Greene. 

O.  L.  Price. 
Slid  Zi.—B.  H.  Brown. 

4  Battery,  South  Afrina. 
J/iyor.—  H.C  C.D.Simpson. 
Captain.— R.  E.  Tyler. 
Lieut,.— C.  A.  Ker,  DSO. 
G.  H.  Rickard. 

5  Battery,  Jutogh. 
Major.— yi.  F.  Fegeii. 
Captain.— W.  K.  Hardy. 
Lieut". — L.  K.  Stanbrough. 

J.  n.  H.  .lones. 
C.  S.  W.  Thomas. 

6  Battery,  Jutogh. 
Major. — G.  C.  Dowell. 
Captain. — H.  R.  Cook. 
Lieut.— \V   B.  Spen<ler. 
2nd  Lfn.—  G.  ChntLertou. 

W.  H.  Macalpine-Leny. 

7  Battery,  ftuetta. 
Major.— B..  W.  Fuller. 
Captaiii.—T.  E.  -Marshall. 
Lituln.—Vi.  D.  Alexander. 

J.  B.  MpcFarlaii. 
2>l<i  Lieut.— VL.  W.  Toljiii. 

8  BatteiTT.  Darjeeling. 
Major.— k.  H.  C.  Birch, 
Captain.— 'W.  W.  S.  Stauton. 
Xte^u/a. — H.  "W.  Gardiner. 

J.  S.  Riccard. 
ind  Lt.—'E.  G.  Fowler. 

9  Battery,  Mandalay. 
Major.— v.  A.  J.  liirch. 
Captain.-'H.  S.  Ejre. 
■ind  Lta. — A.  B.  L.  Mason. 

0.  R.  Crowdy. 

lo  Battery,  South  Africa, 
Major. — 

Captain.— 1.  R.  C.  Hudson. 
Lieuta. — J.  A.  P.  Roljinson 
{attached). 

A.  G.  Haig. 
2nd  Lieut,  -C.  L.  Hicklmg. 

Depot,  Newport. 
Maivr, — R.  Wyjiyartl. 
Lieut.— 

9nd  Lte.-i.  E.  R.  Oldfield. 
K.  W.  P.  Ciimpoell. 


EASTERN  DIVISION. 
Docer. 
Staff  at  Home. 
Lieutenant  Colonels. 
W.  F.  Cleeve,  Harwich. 
P.  Saltmnrshe.  Sheemess. 
T.  B.  ,1.  Wcodrow.  Dover. 
W.   F.  Graham,  Shoebury- 
ness. 

Armament  Majors. 
W.  E.  L.  Balfour,  Dover. 
A.  T.  Bilker,  Gravesend. 

Adjutant. 

Capt.  C.  W.  Clark.  Dover. 

Divisional  Adjutants. 
Capt.  D.  Bremner,  Dover. 
Captain     A.     il.     Cay  ley. 


il. 

?heerncs3. 


Instructor  in  Guunery. 
Lt.  W.  E.  llanley,  Dover. 

Instructors  in  Bange  Finding 
Captain  H.    St.    G.   Ross, 

Sheerness. 
Lt.  C.M.Playfair.  Harwich. 
Lieut.  P.  Perceval,  Dover. 

District  Officers. 

Lt.  T.  Munro,  Dover. 

Major  E.  Dawson,  Tower  of 
London. 

Capt.   S.  T.  Smith,    Chat- 
ham. 

Major  R.  Price,  Haiwich. 
iCajit.S.   H.    B.    Johnston, 
Newhaven. 

Lt.  VT.  H.  Rowley,  Graves- 
end. 

Lieut.  R.  Cole,  Great  Yar- 
mouth. 

Quarter  Master. 
i^  W.  Lawrence .  Sheerness. 

Staff  .Abboad. 

Lieutenant  Colonels. 
G.  W.  R.  Fulton,  Gihraltar. 
H.  A.  Scott. Gibialtar. 
;?.)« (■-R.F..rohnson,  S.Africa. 
J.  H.  Rosseter,  Bombay. 
'  A.  H.  Callwell,  India. 

Armament  Major. 
1  A.  "V.  Briscoe,  Gibnillnr. 

Armament  Qffieers. 
Cojj^W.  P.Funier,Gibraltar. 
Capl.—  F.  K.  de  C.  Cheval- 

licr,  Gibraltar. 
Lir:'t.      W.    E.    Cockland, 

Gibraltiir. 
Lieut.  J.  Harvey,  Gibraltar. 

Adjutant. 
Capt.  H.  B.   Majne,    Bern- 
bay. 

Dicisional  Adjutants. 

Capt.  F.  \V.  Dent,  Gibraltar. 

Capt.  W.  Arthy.  Gibraltar. 

j  Cai>^  C.R.Buckie,  S  Africa. 

I       Instructors  in  Gunnery. 
'  C<ipiain      F.      Aikenhead, 


I      I  Company,  Allahabad. 

Major.— ^.  P.  A.  Tawnev. 
Capt.—E.  E.Edlmunn,Z)SO. 
2nd  Lts.—C.  A.  N.  Spry. 
H.  Nel'^on. 
j         E.  R.  L.  Browning. 

2  Company,  St.  Helena. 

Major. — 

Caplain.—C.  C.  Palmer. 
2ndLts.—T.  S.N.Hardinge. 
B.  A.  M.  Hall. 

A.  H.  Rusbton. 
F.  C.  Larmour. 

3  Company,  Rangoon. 
Major.— G.  R.  Townshend.  | 
Captain.— A.  Thorp.  ; 
Lieut.—  t 
2nd  Lts.—G.  M.  de  Firo. 

B.  E.  Piatt. 

4  Compan.y,  Karachi. 

Major. — N.  Maxwell. 
Captain.— J.  H.  Keogh. 
2nd  Lts  — C.  C.  Marindin. 

E.  W.  H.  Pritchard. 

E.  L.  E.  G.  Whitting. 

5  Company,  South  Africa. 

Major.— p.s.c.  K.  B.  Ingle- 

flell. 
Capfain.—K.  D.  Bell. 
[Lieut. — 

2nd  Llt.—U.  St.  G.  Hamers 
lev. 
P.  S.  Saward. 
N.    G.    R.    Llewhellin 
{attached). 

6  Company,  South  Africa. 
Major.— A.  B.  Shute. 
Captain  -N.  F.  NichoU. 
2nd  Lts.-'K.  A.  Edmeades. 

T.  C.  Goff. 

Vy'.  V.  D.  Mathews. 

7  (H.  Company),  Mooltan. 

Major. — H.  C.  Molesworth. 

Cit;i^— E.  D.  ('.  Cameron. 

Lieut.— i.  E.  .S.  Brind. 
,2nd  Lt.  —  }.   A.   D.   Lang- 
I  home. 

8  Company,  Aden. 
Mafor.-T.  R  Harkness. 
Cajdain.—'B..  C.  Eall 
Lieut.— 
2nd  Lts.—L.  C.  Adams. 

R.  Boyd. 
1        C.  A.  Gatt. 

9  Company,  Calcutta. 
Major. — p.s.c.     A.      B.    X. 

Churchill. 
Captain. — C.W.  Stiilpnagel. 

Lieut. — 

2nd  Lts.  — R.  Arnott. 
I         (',  B.  BuUough. 
R.  O.  Latham. 

lo  Companj-,  South  Africa. 
Major. — C  E.  Jervois. 
Captain  — G.  V.  Davidson. 

Lieut. — 

2nd  Lts.— n.  F.  M'Kenzie. 
J.  A.  F.  T.  Pegge. 
H.  L.  Murrow. 


Gibraltar. 
Cnj>/.J.K.Keiidall,Bombay. 

Instructors  in  Eange  Finding 

ZiVff^H. P. Meares, Gibraltar  I 

Gibraltar. 

Quarter  Master. 
C(i;)^.T. F.Cooper,  Gibraltar. 


1 1  Company,  Gibraltar. 

Major.— v..  M.  Slater. 
Captains. — J.F.Westerman. 

v..  P.  Roberts. 
2nd  Lis  — L.  J.  R.  Connolly. 

R.  H.  R.  Benson. 

C  J.  Everard. 

F.  W.  F.  Jackson. 


[2  (Siege  Train)  Company, 
Dover. 

Major. — A.  B.  Purvis. 
Captai  t. — W.  Jennings. 
2nd  Lts. — G.  Parson. 

H.  R.Adams. 

A.  X.  Birncy. 

R.  L.  Barton. 

13  Company,  Bombay. 

Major. — 

Captain. — R.  S.  Macsowan, 
A.  R.  Oldfield. 

Lieut. — 

2nd  Lts. — A.  W.  Crum. 

C.  Reed. 

D.  A.  Hosford. 

I    14  Compan,y,  Golden  Hill. . 
'  Mayor.— W.  H.  Darby. 
Captain. — F.  J.  Odevaine. 
2nd  Lts.—G.  T.  Ford. 
W.  M.  F.  Turner. 
I.  Maclvor. 

15  Company,  Cork  Harbours 

Major. — O.  Rowe. 
Captains.— C.  E.  Blanford. 

M.  B.  Jobson  {Militia) 
Lieut. — 
2nd  Lts.— J.  D.  B\-me. 

A.  J-  Dr>'.-dale. 

M.  A.  Jackson. 

16  Company,  Egypt. 

3Iajor.—C.  J.  Fisher. 
Captain. — 

Lieut.— G.  F.  Clayton. 
2nd  £(«.—•!.  Waring. 
C.  G.  S.  Harvey. 

17  Company,  Malti. 

Major.— 3.  F.  Craig.  .] 

Captains. — F.  A.  Easton. 

Jlon.  Major  L.L.Barnei  ■ 
{Militia). 
i;«(/s.— M.  H.  C.  Bird. 

M.  LanelJ/i/i(i<il. 
2nd  Lts.— U.  C.  K.Crawley 

W.  S.  Nicholson. 

i3  Company,  Gibraltar. 

Major.— yi.  Taylor. 
Captains.— B.  3.  M.  Locke. 

W.  Browne  {Militia). 
Lieut. — 
2nd  Lts.—R.  G.  Boone. 

M.R.  Slrover. 

H.  C.T,  Dowding. 

D.  Pudsey. 

19  Company,  Gibraltar. 

Major. — W.  H.  Cummingj 
Captain.— Hon.  Major  B.  ( 
Moor  {Militia). 
!  Lieut.— 

I  2}ulLts.—'S.  D'A.  Fitzgeial 
I  {Militia). 

L.  D'E   Lenfestey. 
D.  A.  Sancfcrd. 
R.  H.  Brown. 

20  Company,  Gibraltar. 

Major.—  W.  C.  Anderson. 
I  Captains.— Vi'.  3.  Fowler. 
C.  E.  T.  RoUand. 
Lieut.— W.  K.  Harvey. 
2nd  Lt.—3.  D.  Crowdy. 

I     21  Company,  Sheerness. 

Major.— 3.  L.  Parker. 

Captain. — 

Lieut.— 

7nl  Lts.—G.  H.  Redfem. 

R.  H.  A.  EUis. 

A.  J.  Sulor. 


Royal  Garrison  Artillery. 


191 


'  H.  Company,  Sheerness. 
ajor.—F.  B.  R.  Toms, 
•.nteiu.— C.M.Gonne(-Rp.<i-.) 
euf.—a.  B.  Hunt  (Militia) 
i  Lli.—li.  V  Roche. 
,    J.  A.  Gardner. 
I    A.  L.  Routh. 

■  Company,  Shoeburyncss. 
awr.— H.  A.  Inglis. 
iptaiii.—C.  L.  R.  Gray. 
^ut. — 
\dLts.—'E.  ililea. 

A.  G.  Flemina;. 

K.  B.  Tyrrell. 

-4  Company,  Delhi. 
'ajoi-.—F.  L.  Donaldson. 


ipfi'. 


-C.  N.  Buzzard. 


„/  ;.(».— M.  L.  lI'Donell. 
K.  D.  Field, 
s.  C.  Peck. 

!5  C  nm]iany,  Hon^  Kong. 
'«/'!*■.  —M.  M.  Morris. 
ipf>n^i^. — R.  Morris. 

P.  H.  Cruickshank. 
'■euf. — 
„{  ],ls.—U.  A.  Lewis. 

I!.  H.  M.  Watson. 

T,  M.  Slieppard. 

2D  1  'onipany,  Bombay. 
lajor.—Y.  H.  S.  Giles. 
irafi.iH.— ,T.  H.  Paine, D.50. 
ifir/.— N.  S.  H.  Sitwell. 
id  Us.— A..  C.  Gunter. 
X.  Robertson  Glasgo^v. 

27  Company,  Sheerness. 
[ajor — H.  B.  Erownlow. 
'apf<i>ii.—X.  .T.  Peile. 
nd  IJs.—G.  E.  Smart. 
I!.  M.  Powell. 
\V.  F.  Lunisdsn. 

3C>  aiipany,Landguard  Fort. 
Lii'nr  —J.  H.  BalECUy. 
',-'lil:iin.—F.  M.  Thrupp, 
«(/  X/k.— F.  S.  Watson. 

S.  R.  Reeves. 

R.  H.  B.  Clark. 

29  Company,  Leith  Fort. 
laioi-.—H.  D.  Grier. 
\i/il,nii.—\.  R.  Izat. 
,id  Lf.-'.—J.  Thomson, 
fi.  W.  V.  Holdicli. 

F.  N.  Baker. 

30  Company,  Dover. 
|fa/o)-.— F.  G.  Stone. 
7ap^s. — H.  Robinson. 

H.  C. Moultrie  fT/^af?iprf) 
''jieufs. — J.  W.  Smith 
ndLis.—L.  11.  E.W.  Taylor. 

W.  F.  Christian. 

G.  W.  Matthews  (-1/(7.) 
H.  J.  Humphreys  (.V/?.) 

I  Company,  Shoeburyness. 
Xajor.—G.  .1.  L.  de  Berry. 
7apfaiiis.—E.    J.    Garstoa, 
Reserve. 

J.  ShiSner,  Reserve, 
!?!(?  Lfs.—G.  B.  Daubeny. 

A.  N.  W.  Dudley. 

Depots. 
JAenfenant  Colonels. 

Woolwich. 
V.  T.  Baker,  Dover. 
'!7oi.  F.  A.    Aylmer,    Great 
Yarmouth. 

District  Offlcert. 

Woolwich. 
Great  Yarmouth. 

Adjiitaiits. 
Lieut.    A.     J.     Thompson, 
Dover. 

Great  Yarmouth. 


Quarter  Master. 
C</;)^M.  J.  Rowan   (Resr.), 
Dover. 

No.  I  Co.,  Dover. 
Maior.—R.  C.  Carr. 
Cajitaiil.  —  il.  Crichton. 
Lients.—l.  Wells. 

H.  A.  L.  Kose(.V!7;f;ii). 
z.idLti'.—P.    A.    F.    W.    i 
Beckett. 
A.  L.  Corry  {Militia). 

No.  2  Co.,  Gt.  Yarmouth. 

Major.— a.  E.  Weisall. 
Capt.—W.  T.  Armitage. 
Lieuts.—C.  H.  Turner. 

E.  A.  Dealtry  (.Militia). 

E.  A.  N.  P.  P.  Papillon 
(Militia). 

W.  A.  Erskine(.l/i7iV«0- 

Affiliated  Militia  3.rtiller!/. 
—Kent,  Norfolk,  Suffolk 
and  Sussex  Artillery. 


SOUTHEEN    DIVISION. 

Portsmouth. 
Staff  at  Home. 
Lieutenant  Colonels. 
A.  H.  Browne,  Portsmouth, 
h.  G.  Fawkes,  Portsmouth, 
H.  G.  Weir,  Weymouth. 
W.  S.  Walford,  Golden  Hili 
E.  C.  Wace,  DSO.  London- 
derry. 
E.  N.  Henriques,  Gosport. 

Glasgow, 
W.  A.  Plant,  Cork  Harbour.  1 
Leitli, 

Armament  Major. 

H.  B.  Gundry,  Portsmouth. 

Adjutants. 

Portsmouth. 

Dicisional  Adjutants. 
Capt.  A.  M.  Smith,  Golden 

Hill. 
Capt.l:  B.  S.CJhristie,  Wey- 
mouth. 
Capt.   -1.   C.    Hanna,    Fort 
Grange. 

Cork 

Harbour, 

Capt.      G.    O.    S.    Prinffle, 

Reserve,  Portsmouth. 

Capt.    J.   C.   de   K.   Brace- 

Kingsmill,  Leith  Fort. 

Instructors  in  Gtinnert/. 


Capt.  A.  T.  Cumin?,  Ports- 
mouth.        [Harbour. 
Capt.  A.    H.    Kane,    Cork 

Instructors  In  RantjeFinding. 

Golden  Hill. 
Capt.  D.  D.  R.  H.  Heathes 

(Militia ), Portsmouth. 
Lieut.  O.  Tritton,  Cork, 
Lieut.  A.  L,  B.  Jacob,  Leith 

Fort. 

District  OJicers. 

Capt.  W.  R.  Arnold,  Leith 
Fort. 

Lieut.  G.  Lee,  Sandown. 

Lieut.  G.  Neal,  Seaforth. 

Lieut.  A.  G.  Chew,  Gosport. 

Lieut.  T.  NicoU,  Dublin, 

Lieut.  !.'£.  Chapman,  Cork. 

Lieut.  A.  R,  Malcolm,  Ports- 
mouth, [deen. 

Lieut.  F.  Robertson,  -iber- 

Licut.P.  O'Sullivan.,  San- 
down. 

Quarter  Masters. 

Lieut.  J.  F.  Bicketts,  Ports- 
mouth. 

ZicB^.W. C.Perry, Cork  Hbr. 


Staff  Abroad. 
Lieutenant   Colonels. 

G.  D.  Fanshawe,  Cevlon. 
N.  P.  Fowell,  Malta. 
Col.  R.  W.  P.   Robertson, 
Malta. 

Malta. 
R.  Oakes,  Singapore. 
G.  P.  Owen,  Roorkee. 
W.  H.  Frith,  Aden. 
A.  R.  Fraser,  Honfr  Kong. 
Col.  T.  Perrott,  S.  -ifrica. 
A.  H.  W.  Brett,  Ran.goon. 

Armament  Officers. 
MatorA.  J.  Breakev.  Malta, 
Capt.  F.  -\.  Twiss,  Malta. 
Capt.  F.  M.  Rickard,  Malta. 
Lifut.  P.  Hall,  Malta, 
Lieut,  J.  A.  Williams,  Malta. 
Lieut.  A.  Ross,  Malta. 

Adjutants. 

Aden. 

Roorkee. 

Cltp^H.J.Kelsall,  Rangoon. 

Capt.  T.  A.  Taucreri,  China. 

Capt.  H.  R.  Palmer,  Aden. 

Dicisional  Adjutants. 

Capt.  W.  C.  Curme,  Malta. 

Capt.  R.  B.  Crofton,  Malta, 

Malta. 

Cn/rf.E.G.Waymouth,  Hong 

Kong. 
Lieut.  A.  H,  J.  Keyes, Ceylon. 
Capt.W.  J.  Napier,  S.  Africa 

Instructors  in  (rnnneri/. 
Malta. 
Capt.  R.  H.  Parker,  Aden. 
Aden, 

Instrjtctors  in  RangeFiiiding. 

Lieut.  C.  A.  Fisher,  Malta. 
Lieut.     H.    M.    Vandeleur, 

Malta, 
Capt.  L.  E.  B.  Dykes,  Hong 

Kong. 

District  Officer. 

Cant.  W.   H.   Popplestone, 
Malta. 

Quarter  Master. 
Lieut.'W.  T.Whitley, Malta. 

I  Company,  Malta. 

-V(i;oc.— R.  C.  Stevenson. 
Captaius.—A.  H.  OUivant. 
H.  A.  Bros  (Militia). 
2nd  Lts.—J.  T.  Dreyer. 

A.  P.  B.  Fishe. 

W.  S.  Beamish. 

J.  B.  Walker. 


2  Company,  China, 

Major.— T.  W.  Powles. 
Captain.— B..  M.  ?illiot. 
Lieuts.—'E.  Wighton. 

K.  L.  Stevenson. 
2nd  Lt.t.—F.  W.  Loveday. 

P.  B.  Spencer. 

3  Company,  Portsmouth. 

Major.— 'M..  W.  P.  Block. 
Cupfdjns.— C.H.N. Chepwell 

JLon.  Maj.  G.  K.  Joseph 
(Militia). 
Lieut.— 1.  A.  J.  Pask  (Mil.) 
2nd  Lts.—G.  B.  Macdonald. 

A.  C.  Heaslop. 

4  Company,  Malta. 
Major.— C.  W.  Richardson. 
Cavtains.—A.  C.  Ferguson. 

"  S.  O.  Boyd. 
Lieut.— B..  a.  S.  Stradling 

(^Militia). 
2nd  Lts.—H.  W.  Lockhart. 
T.  F.  P.  Morgan, 
H.  Allen. 


5  Company,  Agra. 
Major.— Hon.  R.  Tyrwhitt. 
Ca;itain.—E.  R.  Phillips. 
Lieut. — F.  H.  Courtne.y. 

6  Company,  Roorkee. 
Major. — A.  J.  MuUins. 
Captain.— B.  N.  B.  HoUins- 

head. 
Lieut.— G.  S.  Wilkes. 
2nd  Its. — F.  Carey. 
V.  R.  Cotter. 


7  Company,  Weymouth, 
3/a;oi-.— C.  A.  Howard. 
Captain.— C.  N.  Lyad. 
2nd  Lts.—A.  T.  M'Grath. 
W.  J.  Standbrirtge.       ;; 
C.  A.  L.  Graham. 

8  Company,  Bermuda, 
Major.— C.  E.  Ensrlish. 
Captain.— C.  F.  Phipps. 
2nd  Lt. — J,  111.  H.Cookburn, 

.4..  C,  H.  Dean. 

P.  EUiston. 

9  Company,  Roorkee, 
Major.— 5.  J.  MacMihon. 
Captain. — A.  J.  R.  Greene, 
Lieut.— Fi.  L.  Bond. 
2nd  Lts. — 3.  W.  Egerton. 
E.  J.  Cummins. 

10  Company,  Gibraltar, 
Major.— T.  AT.  G.  Bryan. 
Captains.— R.  C.  Chartres. 

H.  T.  Hart. 
2nd    Lts.— 3.    F.   R.   N.  M. 
Addison. 
K.  G.  MacEwen. 
R.  S.  Bunbury. 

n  Company,  Roorkee. 
Major.— G.  N,  H.  Barlow. 
Captain.— P.  F.  Fitzroy. 
2nd  Lts.—K.  S.  Machray. 

R.  Carson. 

J.  G.  Courtice. 

12  Company,  Singapore. 
Major.—  J.  Lewes. 
Captain.— B..  G,  Sargeaunt. 
2nd  Lts.— W.  B.  a.  Barne. 

D.  Macl^ay. 
J.  Davidson. 
G.  W.  Brierley. 

13  Company,  Malta. 
Major.— Bt.Lt.Col.W.  C.  H. 

Blair. 
Caplain.—l.  Grose. 
2nd  Lts.—J.  Morrison. 

H.  L,  Holme. 

N.  EUot. 

J.  Coe. 

14  Company,  South  Africa, 

Maior.—W.  L.  B.  Smith. 
Captain.— U.  E.  Warden. 
Lieut.— G.  N.  D,  Scott. 
2ndLt.—F.  W.  Barron. 

15  (Siege  Train)  Company, 
South  Africa. 

Major. — 

Captains.— M.  B.  Roberts. 

G.  T.yacke. 

R.  O,  Marton. 
2ndLts.—K.  M.  Ballingall. 

R.  E.  Harman. 

,1 .  L.  Grinlinton. 

H.  X.  Cunningham. 

J.  Y.  H.  Ridout. 

B.  T.  Haslewood. 

J.  Way. 

F.  6.  -M.  Thompson. 


igia 


Boyal  Garrison  Artillery. 


16  Company,  South  Africa. 

Jlfajor. — p.f.c.  C.  E.Callwell. 
Caffaius — R,  E.  Home. 
I'.     L.     Holbrooke 

(altaclicd). 
2iid  Lfs.—C.  A.  H.  ( 'amiibell. 
H.  Warilow. 
W.  N.  BiulKen. 

17  Company,  Malta. 
Major.— J.  fie  W.  L.  Clarke. 
Captain.— Y.  S.  Butcher. 
Jjieiit. — 

2iid  Lfs.—A.  J.  Moberl.v. 
"W.  L.  Browne. 
R.  C.  D.  Graham. 
R.  O.  Sheppard. 

18  Company,  Aden. 

Major.— J.  O.  Enclisb. 
Capfaiii.—M.  W.  S.  Pasley 
iiid  Lts.-W.  O.  P.  Russell. 
E.  S.  Armstrong. 

iQ  Company,  Malta. 

Major. — C.  H.  Alexander. 
('at}fai>i!'. — R.  L.  Haymes. 
■^ud  Lts.—B.  S.  Browne. 

W.  A.  Moore. 

E.  P.  Ciidlip. 

C.  L.  Cobham. 

23  (Siege  Train)  Company, 
Port  Grange,  Gosport. 

Miiioi:—l)'A.  B. Preston. 
Ca'piaiu.—C.  C.  Noott. 

■211(1  Lts. — M.  Meares.'; 
.1.  F.  Barringlou. 
.1.  T.  C.  Broabdten. 
.T.  A.  Geary. 

21  Company,  Portsmouth. 

."l/a/oi-.— E.  D,  H.  Buckley. 
OiptiiiiiK. —  S.  W.  Robinson. 
G.  H.  Fenner  {Militia). 
Lifiut. — K.  E.  F.  Lombard. 
2iid  Lts. — P.  A.  Cardew. 

B.  G.  W.  Carter. 

22  Company,  Jamaica. 
.V>(>c— F.  A.L.  Powell. 
Cajitainif. — A.  S.  Jenour. 

G.  C.  Appleyard. 
2iid  Us. —  R.  F.  Daubuz. 

C.  E.  Injflis. 

23  Company,  Quetta. 

Muior.—W.  W.  T.  Duhan. 
Captain. — P.  Foster. 
/.ir-uf.~R.  F.  Finlay. 
2ud  Lfn.—G.  F.  Reinhoia, 
J.  C.  Bassetl. 

24  (Heavy)  Company, 

Campbellpore. 

Major.—U.  O.  Piers. 

Car-!aiu.—:!.  S.  Gooch. 

2)irf  Lif.—T.  V.  Frnser. 

G.  L.  L.  Mayo. 

2S  Compan.y,  Hong  Kong. 

Ma/or.— W.  W.  Griffin. 
Vaptaiii!^. — \V.  Loring. 

C.  G.  Pritcbard. 
Lif.nt. — 
2»d  Ltt.—S.  Smith. 

M.  D.  Wall. 

W.  h.  Camnhell. 

W.  V.  B.  Webb. 

20  Company,  Gibraltar. 
Major. — L.  P.  Carden. 

Vaptain. — 

Xifiif.— E.       S.      Hancock 

(Militia). 

7,d  Lt>.—H.  51.  Stocker. 
C.  E.  Vines. 
H.  G.  do  Wattaville. 


27  Company,  Malta. 
Major. — 
Captain.— U.r.  W.  Godfrey. 

Cifnt. — 

2tid  Lfn.—  S.  Martin. 

E.  R.  E.  Laveleye. 

H.  B.  Garwood. 

J.  S.  S.  Clarke. 

23  Company,  Weymouth. 
Major. — A.  Tracey. 
Captain. — 

2ml  Lts. — R.  D.  Crawford. 
H.  E.  Duusterville. 
C.  A.  G.  Mone.y. 

2Q  Company,  Barrackpore. 
Ifii/oi-.-T.  E.  Carte. 
Captain  — F.    A.      Wyntcr, 

lino. 

Lient. — C.  L.  Evans. 
2nd  Lt. — A.  D.  JIurraj'. 

30  Company,  Portsmouth. 
Major.— n.  E.  B.Lane. 
Captain. — J.  O'Kinealy. 
Lieut. — 
2ii(;£'..— C.  H.  Barker. 

M.  S.  Marshall. 

M.  E.  Mascall. 

31  Company.  Malta. 
Major. — H.  O.  Vincent. 
Capiaint.-G.  F.  C.  FinCh. 
2nd  /./«.— R.C.J. Alexauder. 

J.  U.  Hope. 

W.  V.  Nugent. 

R.  S.  Lucy. 

32  Company,  Gibraltir. 
Major. — E.  A.  G.  Tijijnnge. 
Captains. — M.  L.  Wilkinson. 

I.  B.  F.  Currie. 
Lieut.  — 
2nd  Lts. — R.  .T.  F.  Ingham. 

T.  A.  F.  Robinson. 

C.  H.  Gillett. 

W.  Parker. 

33  Company,  Attack. 
Major.— 1.  M.  Bait. 
Captain. —  \X.  P.  Ale.xander. 
Lieut.  - 
2nd  r.ts—C.  W.  Ford. 

S.  M.  Topfin. 

A.  D.  Macdonald. 

34  Company,  Ceylon. 
Major. — W.  R.  W.  James. 
Captain.— i.  F.  Tj  rrell. 
Lieut. — 
2nd  Lf.s.—C.  H.  Newcombe. 

H.  F.  Burke. 

G.  M.  Griffith. 

G.  H.  Foster. 

35  Company .  Singapore. 
Major.— P.  B.  Hanham. 
Captain.— <J.  F.  L.  Mulliken. 
Lieut. — 
211./  Lti.—}.  F.  Reid. 

P.  H.  H.  Preston. 

H.  M.  Ivemble. 

A.  E.  Guiu.sford. 

36  Company,  South  Africa. 
JI/<iyor.— R.  c.  Foster. 
Captain.— U.  H.  Massie. 
2nd  Itt.—U.  R.  Poole. 

H.  Buckle. 

Oi  R.  S-wayne. 

37  Company,  Ceylon. 
Major. — W.  L.  Farniar. 
(?<i;rf.— A.a.Y.Kirkpatrick. 
2nd  Ltt.-n.  E.  M.  Barrett. 

J.  H.  O.  Groves. 

E.  Walter. 

A.  M.  Urquhart. 

38  Company,  Hong  Kong. 
Major.— v.  H.  M.  DorehiU. 
Captnin.—\W.  L.  Warren. 
Lieut.— 

2nd  Lts.— ¥.  C.C.  Ensor. 
R.  G.  Angus. 
A.  M.  Mathews. 
M.  R.  C.  Nanson. 


39  Company,  Golden  Hill. 
Major. — J.A.Labalraondiere 
Captains. —  '.V.N.  Gordon. 

H.  G.  Watson  (Militia). 
2udLts.—R.  C.  Smyth. 

H.  S.  Eliot. 

A.  G.  C.  Smythc. 

[  40  Company,  Cork  Harbour. 
Major. — F.  J.  Grasme. 
,  Captain. — G.  A.  Hope. 
!  Lieut.— 

2nd  T.ts.—V.-  A.  Beattie. 
H.  B.  Wanvick. 
C.Lyall-Grant. 
A.    P.    Y.     Langhorne 
I  (Militia). 

C.  A.  E.  Miller  (.Vi7,) 

;   41  Company,  Portsmouth. 

Major. — T.  ff.  Chamberlain. 

Captainit. —  E.  L.Hardcastle 
t  li.  C.  F.  Wynne  (J)/i7.). 
I  2nd  Lts. — H.  S.  Perrott. 

C.  H.  .Scott. 
'         E.  S.  Phillips. 

Depots. 
Lieutenant  Colonels, 
R.  M.  Brady,  Fort  Rowner. 
A.  M.  Murray,  Cork. 
G.  J.  Lord  Playfair,  Aber- 
deen. 
E.  U.  Blackett,  I-eith  Fort. 

Seaforth. 
ft'.  H.  E.  Dobie,  Glasgow. 

Adjutant. 

incisional  Adjutant. 

Gosport. 
Quarter  Master. 
Lieut,  W.  Berridge. 

No.  I  Depot,  Fort  Rowner, 
Gosport. 

Major. — A.  Matthews. 
Captain.— W.  H.  S.  H.Max- 
well (.l/;/;^«). 
Lieut.— G.  R.  W.  Guthrie. 
2nd  Lts.—  H.  G.  F.  Hay. 
F.  E.  Mascall. 

No.  2  Depot,  Seaforth, 
Liverpool. 

Major.— J.  O.  Hodgson. 
Captain.  — 'B.  V.  D.  Riddell. 
Lieuts. — T.  Harris. 
znd  Lts. — C.  G.  Sladen. 

C.  D.Crozier  (attached). 

Affiliated  Militia  Artillery. 

Antrim,  South  -  East  of 
Scotland,  Cork,  Donegal, 
Dublin  City,  Edinburgh, 
Pit'e.Forfar  and  Kincardine, 
Hampshire  and  Isle  of 
Wight,  Lancashire, Limerick 
City,  Mid  Ulster,  Tipperary, 
Waterford,  West  of  Scotland, 
Wicklow,  Sligo,  London- 
derry, and  Clare. 


•WESTERN  DIVISION. 

Deoonporf. 

Staff  at  Home. 

Lieutenant  Colonels. 

B.  L.  Eman,  Devonport. 
A.  Mausel,    DSO.,  Devon- 
port. 
G.  T.  Kelaart,  Devonport. 
M.  O.  Hopkins,  Cardiff. 
H.T.  Curling.Pembroke  Dk. 
A.  L.  Lane,  Falmouth. 

Armament  Major, 
H.  T.  Hawkins,  Devonport. 


Adjutant. 

Devonport. 

Dioisional  Adjutantt, 

Capf.  C.  F.  Bishop,  Devon- 
port. 

Capt.  F.  C.  Fowler,  Devon- 
port. 

Capf.  G.  de  S.  Dudley, 
Devonport. 

Capt.H.C.at  G.MolcSwortb, 
Pembroke  Dock. 

Instructors  in  liange  Findintj 

Capt.  A.  F.  Bealey  (Militia), , 
Devonjiort.  ' 

Lieut.  J.  J.  Hanks,  Devon- 
port. 

Dislrirt  Officers. 

Major  H.  Bowman,  Devon- 
port. 

Major  A.  B.  Chamberbn, 
Tynemouth. 

Lieut.  C.  R.  Latham,  Fal-  ' 
mouth. 

Capt.  A'.  Parker,  Soar- 
borough. 

Lieut.  W.  J.  Beardsley.i 
Cardiff. 

Lieut.  .1.  T.  Newton,  Paull 
Point. 

Capt.  H.  G.  W.  Jennison, 
Devonport. 

Lieut.  H.  B.  K.  McLeod, 
Pembroke  Dock. 

Quarter  Master, 

Lieut.  J.  S.  Clements,  Ply- 
mouth. 


Staff  Abboad. 
Lieutenant  Colonels. 
K.  J.  K.  Priestley,  Cape. 
R.  A.  Rigg,  Halifax,  N.S. 
;  H.  C.  M.  Woods,  Bermuda* 
1  C.  R.  W.Hervey.Kurrachee. 
G.G.M.  Mason,  Barrackj)ore 
H.  J.  Lyster,  Mauritius. 

India. 
Col,  C.  M.  Western,  South 
Africa. 

Adjutant, 

Captain  J.  D.  Sherer,  Kur- 
rachce. 

Dioisional  Adjutants. 

S.  F.  Alderson,  Halifax. 

Cape. 
Lieut.    C.    S.     S.    Cuiteis, 

Bermuda. 
Lieut.  C.  A.  Cleghom,  Mau- 
ritius. 
Capt.  A.  J.  Budd  {Militia), 
South  .\frica. 

Instructors  in  Gunnery, 

Capt.  C.  Phillipps,  Halifax, 
N.S. 
BaiTackpore. 

Instructors  in  Range  Finding 

Capt.     W.     G.     Blanford, 
Halifax,  N.S. 
Bennuda. 

Mauritius, 
Lieut.  P.  Suther,  St.  Lucia. 
iiej((.C.G.E. S.Nash,  Cape. 
Leith  Fort. 


District  OJficer, 

Capt.  J.  R.  F.  Lightowlers, 

C&pe, 
Quarter  Master. — Lieut.  H. 
Vincent,  Halifax,  N.S. 


Boyal  Garrison  ArtiHer)/. 


[    I  Company,  St.  Lucia. 
'Major. — A.  L.  Molesworth. 

•iiiitain.—l.  G.  Austin. 

Aeut. — 

nd  Lta.—B..  R.  liranckner. 

W.  B.  Cadilell. 
I      E.  S.  Grabam. 

12  Company,  South  Africa. 

\£aior. — 

Jnii^iHi*.— n.  C.  Marshall. 

M.  D.  Bfll. 

J.  B.  Parry. 
fi,ii2i<«.— E.S.  Tandy. 

R.  Hoskyn. 

G.  T.  A.  Drought. 

''3  Company,  Halifax,  N.S. 
l/u/oi-.— E.  B.  Anderson. 
^tiptaiiif.—H.  M.  Innes. 

W.  B.  Castens. 
jieut. — 
■nd  £/».— W.  P.  A.  H.  Smith. 

F.  H.  Lister. 

B.  Walter. 

V.  J.  E.  Ryan. 

4  Company,  Ferozepore. 
Vqjor. — N.  B.  Hcffernan.      j 
Japtitiii. — 
Cie«^ — 
"  Hid  Lta.—K.  G.  Campbell. 

t      B.L.Cole. 
U.  A.  Lyon. 

'  sCompany,  Rawul  Pindee. 

tf«)oi-.— D.  P.  L.  Birch. 

^apfnin. — 
Lieut. — 

•iirf  Lh.—G.  E.  C.  Underbill. 
,       W.  D.  Lindsay. 
I      T.  F.  K.  Dunne. 

i  6  Company,  South  Africa. 

Major. — 

Oapfaini — H.  L.  TCirke. 

K.  Prender;:jast. 
nd  Lta. — P.  L.  Spicer. 

G.  P.  MacClellun. 

.r.  L.  H.  Lswis. 

F.  E.  Andrcwes. 

7  Company,  Jhansi. 
^fajor. — F.  R.  Tbac'.:eray. 
Vapfiiiii.—\Y.  C.  R.  Farmar. 
iGieu^ — .T.  H.  M.  Beasley. 
\md  Lf.—J.  M.  Bryant. 

8  Company,  Mauritius. 
Major. — A.  B.  Denne. 
\Oapt. — H.  Morrice. 
\ind  Lta.—F.  E.  Koebel. 
j       R.  P.  Lock. 

9  (Heavy)  Com]iany, 

Secunderabad. 
Major. — A.  H.  Block. 
?.f/)/*vi;/.— H.  E .  Molesworth. 

Lieut.— 

ind  Ui.—J.  P.  Bonn. 

M.  S.  Scott. 

J.  B.  W.  Stroud. 

to  Company,  South  Africa. 
Xujor.—F.  E.  Kent. 

Captain.— 

Ueuf.—C.  H.  Clark. 
■udLtn.—W.  A.  B.  Parkin. 
J.  Ormrod. 

11  Comp,,  Fort  St.  George. 
Uajor.—J.  El.  B.  Davidson. 
Captain. — R,  ('.  Morris. 
Md  Ltt.—'R.  H.  E.  H.Squire. 

R.  A.  Eegg.  « 

H.  B,  Batcman. 

12  Company,  Jersey. 

tfa/oc— H.  C.  G.  Taylor. 
?nptam.—G.  E.  Tyrrell. 
Lieut. — 

lid  Lta. — C.  E.  Rathbone, 
H.  C.  Travers. 
W.  F.  M.  Bng.5hawe. 


1 3Company, Pembroke  Dock. 

M'ajor. — H.  W.  Morrieson. 
Captain. — N.  D.  Cocbmne. 
Lt.—V.  O.  R.  Sladen(3/i7.;. 
■2tid  Lta. — G.  E.  EdmundsoD. 

R.  D'A.  Anderson. 

G.  I.  Ramsay. 

14  Company,  South  Africa. 

Mrt/or.— H.  de  T.  Phillips. 
Capt.—\V.  E.  Kemble. 
2nd  Lta.~B.  B.  Colbeck. 

O.  J.  C.  Maunsell. 

V.  R.  W.  Harrington. 

15  Company  (Siese  Train), 

South  Africa. 
Major.— E.  G.  NicoUs. 
Caotuin. — 

Lieut.— a.  W.  P.  Dalyell. 
2iid  Lta.—G.  F.  a.  Take. 

J.  E.  F.  Dapice. 

J.  C.  Guthrie  (fJ^no/ifrf). 

16  Company,  Aden. 

Major.— 'ii.  L.  Carleton. 
Cii'ptain.—G.  R.  M.  Church. 
Ltcnt.—B.  H.  Bignell. 
2nd  Lt. — 

17  Oompan.y,  South  Africa. 

Major. — M.  B.  G.  Jackson. 
Captain.—^.  C.  Hariugton. 
Lient.  -T.  C.  Leah. 
2iid  Lt:—lj.  Galloway. 

P.  Sutton. 

E.  D.  F.  Gee. 

iS  Company,  Bombay. 

Majar.—U.  T.  Butcher. 
Captain, — T.  M.  Luke. 
Lieut. — 

2nd  Lta.—yi.  A.  Girdlestone. 
J.  H.  Brelit. 

E.  L.  Caldecott. 

19  Company,  Esquimau. 

Major.— 3.  G.  E.  Wynne. 
Captain. — R.  J.  Macdjnald. 
Lieut.— V.  E.  Byrne. 
2nd  Lta.— A.  V.  Langton. 
C.  E.  J.  Wahl. 

20  Company,  Halifax,  N.S. 

Major. — C.  O.  Smeaton. 
Captaina.-Ti.  B.  Scott. 

G.  G.  Thatcher. 
Lieut.— R.  V.  Douglas. 
2nd  Lta.—G.  E.  Garnett. 

W.  M.  Hunt. 

F.  J.  E.  Lynch. 

21  Company,  Bermuda. 

Jfa/or.— W.  Gurdon. 
Captain.— .'i..  E.  Harrison. 
2mi  Lta.— A.  H.  Cameron. 

O.  R.  E.  Mdmnn. 

T.  A.  Whyto. 

22  Company,  Rangoon. 

Major.— a.  V.  Thornton. 
Captain.— I,.  D.  Fraser. 
Lieut. — 

2nd  Lts.—k.  E.  King. 
S.  Perry. 

23  Company,  South  Africa. 

Major.— G.  D.  Cbamiei'. 
Captain— V,.  B.  Riddell. 
Lieiita.-'R.  B.  H.  Johnston. 

H.  M.  Close. 
2nd  Lta.—F.  P.  Rynd. 

B.  B.  Brewin. 

!        24  Company,  Malta. 
Major.— Q.  D'A.  Alexander. 
Captains.— '&.  N.  Lockhart. 

C.  B.  Reynolds,  Reacrce. 
^  2nd  Lta.— A.  E.  Smith. 
I        G.  v.  Dreyer. 

W.  A.  Burns. 
I        J.  J.  K.  Greenway. 


25  Company,  Quetta. 
Major. — 

Captain.— A.  J.  S.  Willett. 
Lieut. — 
2nd  Lta. — G.  L.  KnowlES. 

B.  A.  Fraacis. 
G.  S.  Bui:. 

26  Company,  Mauritius. 
Major  — H.  S.  Nelson. 
Captain. — R.  B.  M.t.'ameron. 
Lieut.— 
2nd  Lta.—C.  F.  M'Kenzie. 

C.  A.  Johnston-Smith. 

27  Company  jPembroke  Dock, 
Maior.—\V.  F.  Cockburn. 

Captain.— F.  O.  Wyatt.  , 

2nd  Lts.—C.  R.  S.  Bromley. 

H.  H.  Foil. 

C.  L.  Bland. 

2S  Company,  Londonderry. 

Major.— 'SI.  M.  Noble. 
Captains.— C.  R.  Kelly. 

2nd  Lta.—H.  C.  Cavendish. 
J.  H.  Bateson. 
G.  R.  Gregson. 

2g  Company,  Plymouth. 
Majora.-C.  H.  Milward. 
1        ■  P.  W.  H.  Miles,  Seaerce. 
!  Captains.— G.  G.  W.  Corrie. 
A.  A.  Cordon,  Heserce. 
2nd  Lts.—J.  P.  Lumb. 

F.  W.  Hill. 
R.  A.  Thomas. 

30  Company,  Maker 
Barracks,  near  Plymouth. 
Major. — R.  L.  Haines. 
Capta.—C.  W.  Collingwood. 
Lieuta. — H.  W.  Gayer. 

J.  G.    C.    Mainwaring 

(Militia). 
J.  P.  Fell  Militia). 
2nd  Lts.—W.  P.  Bennett. 

G.  N.Hill. 

3t  Company,  Plymouth. 
Major.— H.  W.  M.  Sbewell, 

Reaeree. 
Capts.—A.   C.     Burmester, 
Reserve. 
W.  de  C.  Stretton,  Re- 
seree, 
Lienta.—T.  E.  G.    Swayne 
(Milititi). 
E.  S.  Lucy  (Militia) 
2nd  LIs.—C.  S.  Hunter. 
1''.  A.  Finnis. 

Depots. 
Lieutenant  Colonels. 
,  Scarborough. 
,  Devonport. 

Quarter  Master. 
Lt.  S.  Coombes,  Plymouth. 

No.  I  Co.,  Citadel, 
Plymouth. 
Majora.—P.  de  S.  Barney. 
E.   F.    Berber,    Reserve 
(atfai'hed). 
Captains.— C.  H.  W.  Owen. 

R.  B.  Fife. 
!  r.ieuts.-F.  Windrum. 

H.  ('.  Reeves  (n««c'i«(). 
W.  S.  S.  Cooke  (Mil.). 
2nd  Lt.—E.  M.  Bosanquet. 

No.  2  Co.,  Scarborough, 
Major.— Ij.  H.  Parry. 
Captain.— A.  C.  Wilkinson. 
Lieuta.— A.  W.White  (Mil.). 
2ud  Lt.—A.C.  H.  Duke. 

Affiliated  Militia  Artillerij. 
— Cornwall  &  DevonMiners, 
Devon, Durham, Glamorgan, 
Northumberland,  Carmar- 
then, Pembroke,  Yorkshire, 
and  Cardigan. 


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REGIMENTAL  DISTRICT 
STAFF. 
Woolu'ieh. 
Lt.Cal.—F.  C.  Farmer. 
Div.  Adj. — Capt.  G.  Clark. 
Qr.Mr.—Cupt.R.  J.Wishart. 
Major. — W.  S.  Churchward. 
Captains. -P.  Y.  Redferu. 

W.  Robson. 
Lieuta. — J.  Inder. 

A.  J.  Wild. 

SIERRA    LRONE 
DETACHMENT. 

Capt.   B.    F.  Corbett,  Sa2- 

down. 
2iiii  Lts.-R.  C.  Holm?,  San- 
down. 
G.    S.    Barton,    Sierra 
Leone. 

Hon^  Kong-Singapore  Bn. 

Staff. 
Major.— G.  F.  W.  St.  John, 

Hong  Kong. 
Lient.  j:-  .idj.— 

Hong  Kong. 

I  Company,  Singapore. 
Captain.— C.  K.  Bushe. 
Lienta.—A.  ilitchell. 
O.  C.  Wiven. 

2  Company,  Hong  Kong. 
Cuj,(«i?i.— W.St.C.W.Bland. 
Lient.— v.  M.  Wakefield. 
2nd  Ll.—F.  L.  Bennett. 

3  Company,  Hong  Kong. 
Captain.  — D.  F.  TuUoch. 
£iMi(.— W,  O.  S.  Sanders. 
2nd  Lt.—  R.  F.  Peiniger. 

4  Company,  Hong  Kong. 
Captain.— G.  G.  K.  Duff. 
Lit  at. — 
2nd  Lta.—G.  B.  Thornhdl. 

J.  W.  K.  Disney. 

5  Company,  Hong  Kong. 
Cn(i/  — B.  A.  Campbell. 
Lieuta. — D.  G.  Cowie. 
a.  Ogilvie. 

Ceylon-Mauritius  Bn. 

Stiff. 

Major.— A.      L.     Carroll, 

Ceylon. 
Lieut.— 

I  Company,  Ceylon 

Captain.— F,.  W.  Comyn. 
2nd  Lt.—U.  S.  K.  SuowdOL  . 

I         2  Company,  Ceylon. 
Caplain.—i.  D.  Anderson. 
Xidf'.— 
2/iii  i/.— H.  C.  Shewell. 

3  Company,  Maaritiue. 
Captain.— T.  E.AV.  Bidgood. 
Lient. — 

udit:—F.  J.  N.  Smyth. 

4  Company,  Mauritius. 

Captain.— A.  C.  Pitman. 
Lieut. — 

Siena  Leone  Company. 
Captain.— C.  R.  Hodgins. 
Litnt.— 

Jamaica  Company. 
Captain.— R.  F.  Brewster. 
Litnt. — 

St.  Lucia  Company. 
Captain.— B..  R.V.deBury. 
Lieut.— 


jq2  Royal  Malta  Artillery. 


The  Koyal  Cypher  and  a  Maltese  Cross.    "EaiPT,  t332." 
HovoRiBrCoLONET, -Field  Marshal' 7i.K.//.  George  W.F.C.D^-^  of  Cambridge.'  KG.  KT.  EP.  GCB.  GCSI. 

GC3IG.  GCIE.  0CVO.  Hon.  Colonel  in  Chief  lo  Hie  Forces,  ;2  May  95- 
Lt.Coloitbl.— 'Paolo  Bernard,  17  Feb.  97- 

Majobs. 


-■Antonio  Gatt,  14  Feb.  91  (2.1,/  /»  Comm„u,l  17  Feb.  97) 
".Alexander  Mattel.^  12  Oct.  92. 
"Alfred  Trapani,^  i  Apr.  96. 


Alfred  Vella.'  17  Feb.  97. 

-William  Savona,  21  July  97. 

-  Edward  Savona,  i  Apr.  99. 


-'Oswald  Mariamis  Carbonaro,  4  A])r.  00. 
-Victor  Charles  Micallef,  26  May  00. 
■'Joseph  Mary  Olbo  De  Domenico,  5  Sex<t.  00. 
-John  Salomone,  5  Sept.  00. 


Ein^ldo  BTfla,-;  nX-,!'  ^'Henry  Alexander  Balbi,  ■  Apr.  99.-^^.'. 

CirTAINS. 

»Georse  Dallas  Enriquez,  12  Aug.  96.  ^  'Charles  Albert  Denaro, ,  Apr.  99. 

"Lmm  3£o,ii-eal.  12  Aus.  90  (Ai-tiii:l  Piii/amsiei-). 

"Joseph  Fraiicia  Bcrnaril,  4  Nov  96  (Army  Ord   Deft 

-Walter  Dunbar  Vella,  :i  Aug.  gT.—Einjpl.   [Egi/pt.) 

■"•ilfred  William  Ganado.  n  Aug.  97. 

»Arthur  Vclla,  i6  Mar.  98  (Adjittaiif  12  ^ov.  99). 

Lieutenants. 
»H„crl,  c;„mr,int   ,,  Auir  07  I  sEdward  Caruana  Diugli,  16  Aug.  99. 

tlSSl^iiSbr--^-'-     I    :M^=?=;s^i^andS-^l;^^r 

Second  Lietjtbnants. 

Frederick  Ernest  Howard-Rowlinson,  15  Sept.  00, 
William  Raphael  Gatt,  15  Sept.  00. 
Sidney  Attilio  Gouder  Carbone,  8  Deo.  00. 


■=Jolin  RowUn=on  Howard-Rowlinson,  4  Nov.  99. 

^'William  Lewis  Ganado,  4  Nov.  qo. 

■-'Robert  Mizzi,  \  Nov.  99. 

*Antonio  Cas?ar  Torreggiani,  15  Sept.  oo. 


John  bonavita,  8  Dec.  00. 


Aiiniant.—* Captain  A.  Vella,  12  Nov.  09. 
Aetinq  Fniimnstrr.  —  Cnptaiil  L.  Monreal. 
Q«i/i-?cj- iliijs/f  I-.— 'Nicola  Vassallo,  14  Aug.  95;  Hon.  Lieut. 

Uedieiil  Officers.— 'Surgeon  3Iajorl,3venzoM:mche,MD.27Yoh.75-  ,  ,    .,,  ,    /•  ^     ,    •  n 

"Surijeon  Captain  Alfred  Mifsud,  FECS.Eil.  1  Apr.  gy.—Erli/pt  {with  rank  of  Captain). 
Hon.  Chaplain.— Veri/  kev.  Canon  P.  Muscat,  19  Aug.  96. 
Blue — Facings  Scarlet. 

'  The  Duke  of  Cambridge.— For  War  Services,  see  Royal  Artillery,  note  I. 

'  Majors  Mattel  and  A.  Trapani  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Star).  ,..,,.     , 

8  Captain  Yella  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  as  Transport  Officer  (Medal  w;th  Clasp,  and  Khedives 

Star.)  I 


War  Services  of  the   Officers  of  the  Royal  Artillenj. 

>  The  Duke  of  Cambridge  commanded  ihe  ist  Division  of  the  Eastern  Army  throughout  the  campaign  of  1834 
including  the  battles  of  tiic  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman  (horse  shot),  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  received  the  thanks  of  the  House  of  Commons,  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

=  Sir  Oollin"wood  Dickson  served  on  the  stafTof  Lord  Raglan  during  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  and  wa: 
present  at  the  affairs  of  Bulganac  and  M'Kenzie's  Farm,  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,  capture  of  Balaklftva 
expedition  to  Kertch,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (wounded  4th  Feb.  1855) ;  commanded  the  right  siege  tram,  and  was 
present  at  the  bombardments  of  17th  October,  9th  April,  and  ;7th  June  (Medal  v/ith  four  Clasps,  CB.,  Aide  de  Cam] 
to  the  Queen  and  Colonel,  Victoria  Cross,  OtHcer  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  2nd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkisl 
Medal) :  was  awarded  the  W  "for  having,  on  the  17th  October  1854,  when  the  batteries  of  the  Right  Attacl 
had  run  short  of  powder,  displayed  the  greatest  coolness  and  contempt  of  danger  in  directing  the  unloading  0 
several  waggons  of  the  field  battery  which  were  brought  up  to  the  trenches  to  supply  the  want,  and  having 
personally  assisted  iu  carrying  the  powder  barrels  under  a  severe  fire  from  the  enemy."  He  is  also  a  Knight  o; 
Charles  the  Third,  ist  Class  St.  Fernando,  and  Knisht  of  Isabella  the  Catholic. 

»  Sir  .\rnold  Kemball  served  the  campaign  of  1838-35  in  Aflghanistan,  including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Ghuzne. 
(Medal).  Campaign  of  1S57  in  Persia  (Medal  with  Clasp,  CJB.,  and  Brevet  of  Major).  The  Governor  General  o 
India  stated  in  his  notification  of  the  18th  June  1857  that  "  the  valuable  assistance  afforded  on  every  occasion  0 
difficulty  and  danger,  and  especially  in  the  brilliant  expedition  against  Ahwaz,  by  Captain  Kemball  had  beei 
highly  commended  by  Sir  James  Outram  and  merited  the  unqualified  approbation  and  the  hearty  thanks  of  thi 
Governor  General  in  Council." 

■>  Sir  Charles  D'Aguilar  served  the  Crimean  campaign  from  September  1854  to  March  1855,  includrng  the  battle 
of  Inkerman  (horse  shot)  and  siege  of  Sebastopol,  in  the  Trenches  with  the  siege  train,  and  at  the  bombardment  o 
17th  October  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Med.al  with  two  Clasps,  Hrevets  of  Major  and  Lt. Colonel,  CB.,  5th  Class  01 
the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  the  Indian  campaign  of  1S57-58,  and  commanded  the  Artillery  of  Gen 
eral  Franks'  Force  at  the  action  of  Secnndra,  also  comm,andedthe  Royal  Horse  Ai-tillery  at  the  siege  and  capture 
of  Lucknow  (three  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'  Sir  Michael  Biddulph  served  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  battles  of  Alma 
Salaklava,  and  Inkei-man,  and  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  ;  served  as  an  Assistant  Engineer  in  the  trenches 
and  as  Director  General  of  Submarine  Telegraphs  in  the  Black  Sea  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevets  of  Major  am 
Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal) 
During  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  he  commanded  the  Quetta  Field  Force  and  the  2nd  Division  of  the  Candahai 
Field  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  occupation  of  Candiihar  and  in  the  engagement  at  Khushk-i-Nakhud  ;  after 
wards  commanded  theThuU  Chotiali  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches, "received  the  thanks  of  both  House; 
of  Parliament,  ECB.,  and  Medal).   [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786. 

»  General  Pearse  served  the  Puiijaub  campaign  of  184S-49 ;— was  Assistant  Field  Engineer  under  Genera 
Whish  at  the  siege  of  Mooltan,  and  at  the  action  of  Soorujkoond,  and  subsequently  commanding  the  Artillery  0 
the  Nawab  of  Bhawulporo  under  Major  H.  B.  Bdwardes :  present  at  the  capture  of  the  city  of  Mooitan  (men 
fcioned  in  despatches  for  conspicuous  gallantry  when  repelling  a  sortie  from  the  fortress  on  30th  December  184S) 
Served  unfler  Major  R.  G.  Taylor  with  the  Force  in  the  Derajat,  which  drove  the  Affghans  from  Bunnoo  (Punjnul 
Medal  with  Clasp).  On  the  2nd  Jan.  1850,  at  the  Goombuttee  Pass,  at  the  head  of  the  border  levies  defeated  thi 
tribe  of  Oomurzye  Vizeerees  who  made  a  descent  on  Bunnoo.  In  November  1852  was  in  commaed  of  4000  Cash 
mere  Regular  Ti'oops  and  British  Irregular  Levies  in  the  Expedition  to  Khagan  and  the  Black  Mountain  (Meda 
with  Clasp).  Served  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny,  commanded  the  Cavalry  of  the  Hurreeana  IiTegnlar  Fieii 
Force  of  General  Van  Cortlandt  at  the  actions  of  AodilUand  Kheireeka.  In  command  of  400  Rahtore  Rajpoot  Cavalr} 
of  Bickaneer, — made  a  forced  march  on  the  26th  June  1857,  by  which  Hissar  was  relieved.  Commanded  a  ForC' 
which  stormed  and  captured  the  fortified  positions  of  Bhatoul  and  Mungalee  in  Hurreeana.  Commanded  the  Cavalr; 
at  Jumalpoor.  Served  with  General  Showers'  Delhi  Column,  and  was  present  at  the  occupation  of  theForts  of  Dadree 
Jhujjur,  and  Kanound.  Commanded  a  body  of  Cavalry  in  Brigadier  Gerrard's  Delhi  Column  at  the  battle  of  Namou 
(severely  wounded).  Comni:mdcd  the  3rd  Sikh  Cav.alry  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  in  March  185S.  Serve< 
with  the  Azimghur  Field  Force  under  Sir  E.  Lugard  atrthe  actions  of  Munnehar,  Azimghnr  15th  April,  and  in  thi 
pursuitofKoer  Sing  including  the  actions  of  Azmitghur  17th  April  1S5S,  Munnear  and  Sheeapoor  Ghat,  and  in  thi 
expedition  into  the  Jugdespore  Jungles  during  June  and  July  1S58  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Brevet  of  Major). 


War  Services  of  the  Officers  of  the  Boyal  Artillery.  ig2a 

9  Sir  William  Olphorts  commauded  four  Guns  on  service  in  Burmah  in  1S4T ;  and  two  Guns  in  action  at  Jhirua 
Jhat  during  the  insurrection  m  Saugor  and  Nerbudda  territory  in  1842.  Commanded  a  Li^'ht  Field  Battery 
aroughout  the  Gwahor  campaign  of  1843-44,  including  battle  of  Punniar  (mentioned  in  despatch  Bronze 
tar).  Raised  and  commanded  Artillery  of  Biindlecund  Legion  in  the  Hill  campaign  in  Sind  under  Sir  Charles 
apier  in  1844-45,  Commanded  Artillery  of  Native  Contingent  against  Kote  Kangra.  Served  with  Sir  Colin 
ampbell  in  the  Pcshawur  Valley  in  1852  (Medal  with  Clasp).  In  Turkey  and  the  Crimea  in  JS54-CC-C6  Com- 
landed  three  Guns,  which,  with  Detachment  of  loth  Foot  and  a  few  Madras  Fusiliers  under  General  Neil  (in 
II  200  Europeans)  routed  three  Native  Regiments  at  Benares  on  4th  June  1857.  Commanded  a  Batterv  with 
{avelock's  Force  m  the  actions  at  Bithoor  (horse  shot),  Mungurwar,  and  Alumbagh,  and  first  Relief  of  the  Sesi 
ency  at  Lucknow  ;  acted  as  Brigadier  of  Aitillery  in  defence  'if  the  Residency  from  27tn  Sept.  to  i6th  Nov  iS^sv 
ivoundcd,  mentioned  m  despatches) .  Commanded  a  Battery  at  the  Alumbagh  from  22ud  Nov.  1857  to  17th  March 
J5S,  and  was  present  in  all  the  engagements  there  during  that  period,  also  at  the  capture  of  L  icknow  by  Lord 
lyde  (Brevets  of  Major  and  Lt.Colouel,  C£.,  Victoria  Cross,  Medal  with  two  Clasps) :  was  awarded  the  Ilffi  "  for 
ighly  distinguished  conduct  on  the  25th  September  1857,  when  the  troops  penetrated  into  the  city  of  Lucknow  in 
aving  charged  on  norseback,  with  Her  Majesty's  90th  Regiment,  when,  gallantly  headed  by  Colonei  Campbell  it 
iptiired  two  guns  in  the  face  of  a  heavy  fire  of  grape,  and  having  afterwards  returned,  under  a  severe  fire 'of 
lusketry,  to  bring  up  limbers  and  horses  to  carry  off  the  captured  ordnance,  which  he  accomplished.— JJi^raci  from 
•leld  Force  Orders  of  the  lafe  Major  General  Hai:elcclc,  dated  17/4  October  1S57."  Commanded  a  Battery  of  Horse 
rtilleryin  Oude  lu  1858.  Served  as  a  Volunteer  with  the  Frontier  E.xpedition  against  the  Wuzeerees  in  1850-60 
nder  Sir  N.  Chamberlain.  •'^ 

1"  General  Hon.  Sir  D.  M.  Fraser  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S34,  including  the  battle  of  Inkerman 
nd  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  stl.  Class  of  the  Medjidie  and  Turkish  Medal) 
'ommanded  a  Troop  of  Royal  Horse  Artillery  in  the  action  at  Hyderghur  29th  Nov.  185S,  defeat  of  a  rebel  force 
tBujeedia,  capture  of  Fort  Mujeedia,  and  action  at  Bankee  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal,  and  CS.).  Served  in 
lie  Afghan  war  in  1873-79,  and  took  part  in  the  second  expedition  to  the  Bazar  Valley  under  Lt  General 
laude  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

'5  Lt. General  G.  V.  Johnson  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  of  1S54-55,  including  the  sice  and  fall  of  Sebas- 
jpol  (Medal  with  Clasp.  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'♦  General  Pipon  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  affairs  of  Bulganac  and  M'Kenzie's 
'arm,  the  Battles  of  Alma  and  Balaklava,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major 
iardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie).  *  . 

''  CJeneral  Fuller  served  in  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kotahkeserai 
nd  recapture  of  Gwalior  (Medal  with  Clasp) . 

'E  General  Cordner  served  in  the  Peshawur  Mountain  Train  in  various  engagements  on  the  Trans-Indus 
'rontier  from  1854  to  1859  (Meiial  with  Clasp).  In  the  Indian  Mutiny  (Medal).  Commanded  Mountain  Train 
lattery  in  the  Cossyah  Hill  campaign  of  1862-63,  and  also  in  the  Bhootan  campaign  of  1S64-65  (mentioned  in 
espatches.  Clasp). 

"  General  F.  \V.  Hastings  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  May  1853,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of 
ebastopol.  in  the  Trenches  with  the  siege  train,  and  at  the  bombardments  of  6th  and  17th  June  (Brevet  of 
lajor  Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

=»  Sir  Henry  Smj-th  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  June  1S55,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebasto- 
ol  (Medal  witji  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Conducted  the  operations  which  suppressed  the  rebellion  in  Zulu- 
,ind  in  i8S8  (CMG.). 
-^  Sir  William  Stirling  Hamilton  was  wounded  in  six  places  during  a  night  attack  on  his  Camp  by  200  Affree- 
ies  whilst  making  n.  military  road  to  Fort  Mackeson  and  encamped  sL-c  miles  from  Peshawur.  Out  of  60 
iurkundaz  and  employes  in  the  camp  15  were  killed  and  31  wounded.  Served  before  Delhi  from  the  2Sth  June 
1  the  capture  of  the  city  on  the  20th  Sept.  1S57,  having  organized  the  1st  Company  of  Sikh  Artillery  durin"  the 
lege,  and  constantly  commanded  Batteries  of  position  (mentioned  in  despatches,  with  "especial  approbation 
nd  thanks  for  zeal,  ability,  and  coolness  in  situations  of  great  danger" — Medal  with  Clasp). 
--  General  NichoU  was  thanked  by  the  Governor  General  and  mentioned  in  Sir  Hugh  Rose's  despatch  for  services 
uring  the  defence  of  S:nigor  in  185S. 

•'  Sir  Robert  Bidduiph  served  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55, including-  the  battles  of  Alma  and 
alaklava,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  expedition  to  Kertch  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Turkish  Medal,  and  5th 
lass  of  the  Medjidie).  Served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  including  the  action  of  Kalee  Nuddeo,  siege  and 
ipture  of  Lucknow  (as  D.A.Q.M.General  of  Artillery),  action  of  Jamo  (as  Brigade  Major  to  the  Field  Force),  and 
fair  of  Daoodpoore.  Served  as  D.  A. Adjutant  General  of  the  Oude  Force  under  Sir  Hope  Grant  from  Oct.  1858, 
id  was  present  in  the  ojierations  in  the  Byswarra  district,  passage  of  the  Gogra,  and  various  actions  on  the 
epaul  fi-ontier,  also  operations  there  in  1859  terminating  in  the  forcing  of  the  Jerwah  Pass  (several  times  men- 
.Dned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  as  Military  Secretary  with  the  expedition  to  China  in  i860,  and 
as  present  at  Sinho,  Tangku,  capture  of  Taku  Forts,  actions  near  Taugchow,  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Brevet  of 
njor.  Medal  with  two  Clasps).    Was  promoted  Brevet  Lt. Colonel  for  services  in  India. 

,"  Lieut.GeneralG.  Le  M.Tupperservedinthe  Eastern  campaignof  1854-55,  including  the  battles  of  Balaklava 
nd  Inkerman  (wounded),  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  repulse  of  the  sortie  on  the  26th  October,  1854 
^ledal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie). 
2'  Lord  Roberts  served  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  of  1857-58  as  D,A,Q.M.  General  of  Artillery,  including 
e  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi  from  the  28th  June  to  the  20th  September  (wounded  14th  July,  horse  shot  14th 
iptember),  actions  of  Bolundshur  (horse  shot),  AUyghur,  Agra,  Kunoj  (horse  sabred),  and  Bundhora  where  he 
irrowly  escaped  capture  while  reconnoitring  ;  present  in  the  skirmishes  prior  to  and  throughout  the  operatione 
nnected  with  the  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde  ;  operations  at  Cawnpore  from  2Sth  Nov.  to  6th  Dec.  1857,  and 
^teat  of  the  Gwalior  Contingent,  action  ofKhodagunge,  reoccupationof  Futtehghur,storm  of  Meangunge.  action  of 
oorsee,  and  the  various  operations  ending  with  the  capture  of  Lucknow  (thanked  by  the  Governor  General, Victoria 
'OSS,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  three  Clasps) :  received  the  FC  under  the  following  circumstances: — "Lieutenant 
ibirts'  gallantry  has  on  ever.v  occasion  been  most  marked.  On  following  up  the  retreating  enemy  on  the  2nd 
,uunryiS5S,  at  Khodiigunge,  he  saw  in  the  distance  two  sepoys  going  away  with  a  standard.  Lieutenant  Roberta 
It  spurs  to  his  horse,  and  oveitook  them  just  as  they  were  about  to  enter  a  village.  The.v  immediately  turned 
una  and  preseuted  their  muskets  at  him,  and  one  of  the  men  pulled  the  trigger,  but  fortunately  the  cap  snapped, 
id  the  standnrd-bearcrwas  cut  down  bythe  gallant  youngOfficer,  andthe  standard  taken  possession  of  by  him.  He 
30,  on  the  same  da.y,  cut  down  another  sepoy  who  was  standing  at  bay,  with  musket  and  bayonet,  keeping  off  a 
war.  Lieutenant  Roberts  rode  to  the  assistance  of  the  horseman,  and'rashing  at  the  sepoy,  with  one  blow  of  his 
rord  cut  him  across  the  face,  killing  him  on  the  spot."  Was  emploj'cd  on  special  service  witli  the  expedition  of  1863 
ainst  Che  tribes  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India,  and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  Laloo,  capture  of 
.mbeylah  and  destruction  of  Mulkah  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  from  January  1898, 
Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  with  the  Bengal  Brigade,  and-  as  Senior  Officer  of  the  Department  at  Zoula, 
perintended  the  re-embarkation  of  the  whole  army  ;  was  selected  by  Sir  Robert  Napier  as  the  bearer  of  his  final 
■^ijatches  (Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel^  and  Medal).  Served  as  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  and  Senior  Staii 
ticcr  with  the  Cachar  Column,  Looshai  Expeditionary  Force,  in  1871-72,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the 
holel  villages,  and  attack  on  the  Northlang  range.  Commanded  the  "Troops  engaged  at  the  burning  of  the 
Huge  of  Taikoom,  26  January  1872  (CJJ.).  Commanded  the  Koorum  Field  Force  from  the  commencement  of  the 
t'gliaii  war  in  1878,  and  was  present  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal  and  the  pursuit  of  the  Afghan 
my  to  the  Shutargardau,  at  the  affair  in  the  Maugior  Pass  and  during  the  operations  in  Khost  (received  the  thanks 
lyjth  Houses  of  Parliament,  and  KCB.).  Commanded  theCabuI  Field  Force  during  the  advance  on  and  occupation 
Cabul  in  the  autumn  Ol  i?79,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah,  and  throughout  the  operaLions  at 
lerpore  during  the  winter  of  1879-80  {CIE.).  Ccmmanded  the  Cabul-Candahar  Field  Force  which  marched  from 
ibul  to  Candahar  in  August  i83o,  relieved  the  Candahar  Garrison,  and  on  the  ist  September  defeated  and  dis- 
irsed  the  army  under  A.yub  Khan  (received  the  thanks  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament,  Medal  with  four  Clasps 
id  Bronze  Decoration).  Nominated  GCB.  and  created  a  Baronet  forhis  distinguished  services  in  India.  Has  been 
.-enty-three  times  mentioned  in  despatches  before  the   Afghan  war,  during  which  campaign  he  was  eight  times 

1:  N 


I  „ ,  War  Se^-vices  of  the  Officers  of  the  Royal  Artillery. 

,-.  ,  .-•„n„nnnrlpr  in  Chief  in  Inilin.    Commandea  the  forces  in  Burmah  in  i836  after  the 

thankofl  by  the  A  icevoy  and  coi^imander  m  thiei  m^^ 

capture  of  Mandalay  (';<='=«"■'='' ^'^V^frhfiia    n. ^,748  andwas  present  at  the  action  of  Banda  and  capture  cf 
i;  S.r  Henry  Brackeidniry  served  mlml^^m^^^^ 

K.rwoc  (Medal  w'*|-''?*P>  vl'i^''^,!^,™"^?;^  4"^^^^^^  was  present  with  the  armies  t.U  the  couclus.or 

the  British  National  So"">- f"  ^'^^ '°,"i''„'''^^c?tVhe  Officer  of  the  Legion  of  Honor  by  special 

of  the  Armistice.  For  his  s«^"''=f '"  ''^\"„^Xl^ence  wasn^^^^^^^  a  Knightof  the  FirstClass  of  the  Royal  Bavarian 
deoree  of  the  French  Government  of  ^at.onalDeieucewM  Germany.    Accompanied  yir  Garnet 

Order  of  St.  Michael,  and  received  tl^'^/™^  't™*^'/™\'j'^°,it;  '  Secretary.and  served  through^ 
Wolseley  to  the  Gold  Coastin  September  ,873  as  ^s^J^s'.int  .military  o  .^       Ainoaful,  battle  of  Ordahsu  and 

war  of  ,873-74.  including  the  action  °f  K^f^j^jf  ^'g^.'^ft  °  Mi^r  Sal  with  Clasp) .  In  1875  was  further  rewarded 
capture  of  Coomass.e  (mentioned  "' ^f  P;^'^*!"' f 'f  Je^ice^  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  in  Natal.  Served  as  Military 
with  the  Brevet  ofLt.Colonel  on  return  from  special  seiv.ce^^  throughout  the  operations   against 

Secretary  to  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley    n  the  laferpait  of  t^^^^^  Perfoi-nred  the  duties  of  Chief  of  the  Staff  in 

Sekukur.i  in  1879.  being  present  at  *«f  "T^^'R.",  Ve,  88."  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp). 
South  Africa,  from  the  ^''^^.S^P-'^^'^'al/J'^vd  Wolseley  as  Deputy  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General. 
Served  in  the  Soudaii  <:»'"P"'S" '"/^^'5  ?:°der  J.o  a  «  o^^^^^^^  despatches)  ;  after  the  death  of  Major  General 

^^^le're^Jo^mUde'd  °th™f  ne".m,l'r:ient;inJrfr^^^^^  promoted  Major  Genera,  for  distinguished 

service  in  the  field.  Medal  wi'^'"°  ^''!f  f^' f  ";}i?>''^'JG|nerar^  with  the  expedition  to  China  in  .860,  and 

^'^t^-r^-^^^ti^^^^  Crimean  c-.;;;i.n  ^-  ^^  ■«35.^inclu.ing  _the  si^ 
topol  (wounded),  i"Tjonches  with  siege    train    and^itbon^^^^^^^^  ^^.^^^  ^^^  _/^^^^^^.  ^^^^^^j^^  E..pedition 

Medal  with  Clasp,  5tb  (^l^^*  of 'J'f.Me^}.'''!'^  with  Clasp).     Served  i„  the  Afghan  war  , 

in  .877-78  in  comm.and  °f  f^'^.f '''"^  *'S  ^Ct  ,re  o   Ali  Musjid  (mentione.i  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp), 
in  1873-7Q.  and  was  presciit  at  the  attack  ana  ca,«^^^^  of  1851-3  (Medal).      Also  in  the  Crimean  campaign 

30  Major  General  P.  J.  Campbell  served  ^"t^'*J^"*."™;s°lastoi)ol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal), 
from  .June  to  December  .855.  "icludmg  the  s^iege  and  UU^^  including   the    affairs     of 

31  Sir    William     Stirling    served   throughout  the  ly'^'","^*3f„kerman,  the  siege  and  Ikll  of  Sebastopol, 
.  BnlganacandM'Kenzies  Fartn  thebatnesof^A^  Knightof  the  Legion  of  Honor,  knd 

and  repulse  of  the  ^o--   i^  ™  "^^^I'^.^f'' o\?5^,.tVi^^^^^^^  Force  at  the  capture  of  Kotah  on 

«?iSiS?fSS£hnS^;ro.^hS^7e^^  including  the  battle  Of 

'^^^'^^^^^^^^If^^^  capt.re  of 

3.  General  Le  Cocq  served  wih  the  f,f  ^'^^^F.xpedauin  o    .8,6_^^       ^^^  Mohumrah  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Se.ved 

RMhire.Burrencler^f  BuBhirc      attle     1  KWSM^^^^  Kotahkeserai,  Gwalior,  Kocmrai,  and  pursuit  of 

Tantia  To|;^r(n?cntile'f  in  tTi^tctifclal  within  [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry.  "  Harfs 

^■^"GTL^ar-^hariaS-fcl^iea  throughout  the  Ab^s^ 

^•"  ?orN^  f  B'^r;^.'' ?t"BH  "ade    serv"j^^^^^^^^  "«8>hen  he  wa.  fppointcd  Aide 

r' °^^°Br  ™r.'^iencraTp"e?;ie  commanding  the  Artillery,  and  was_present  at  the  action  oArogee  and  fa  1 


am 


de  Camp  to  Brigadier  General  Petrie  -^onimanding  '>>«  ^"'"i^^f^^^X^han  war  of  7878-80  as  Deputy  Adjutant  and 
of  Magdala  (■"■^"t;"'-^ ''\t\'^f,,t^^',Xl  N  rfhern  A,"wi  tan^'litid  F  "rces  and  clbul-Candafariorci.  and  was 

'^i.Tetrwirr'cv^^irrnnrrDe^cri^nrs^e'^^ 

"'i'e^'JlT'f  P  G  Gearv  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  May  .855,  in  the  Trencheswith  tha  siege  train 
-'  SirH.  Le  <•■•  J;''^"'>  ''^"  "' '  nol  and  bombardments  of  the  6th  and  17th  June  and  17th  August  (Medal  with 
fit'  '.flf  cfa'ss  S-  the  MeduSaiurTrkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  field  during  the  Indian  mutiny  from 
Clasp,  5th  Class  ot  P="<="J'XVmp  district  and  with  Sir  Hope  Grant's  and  Gorruckpore  Field  Forces.  Served 
October  1858  to  i8i<)  in  the  J"S'^l«y°'«f  ''^.V  ,st  TaiuTarv  .868^^^  Major  of  Artillery  and  was  present  ai 

GltU^TBatteTv,  andwas  ,"es6nt?n  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel, 
Medal  with  Clasp)  ^^^^        yied  Sir  Garnet   Wolseley  to  the  Gold  Coast   in  September  1873  on  special 

S  SStuuta^^^Stiti^^^&afl^J'r ^,^^^^^ 

?ei  t  vl  the  Smhig  "r^^^^  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  ol  Major.  Medal 

Si  Cnasn)  Served  h  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,882  as  Deputy  Assistant  A. Ijntant  and  Quarter  Master  General  on 
S  9  HeS  Quarters  Staff  and  was  present  at  the  eng'agements  of  El  Magfar,  Tel-el-Mahu  a,  and  Kassasin 
Qth  SeptLber  and  ill  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  U.Colonel  Medal  with 
■  Clasp  4th  (ilass  0  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star) .  Served  during  the  Nile  E.vped.tion  in  1884-85  as  Corn- 
man  lltnt  at  As^^iout  and  at  Abu  Fatmeh  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Colonel,  Clasji) 

«s"  Leslie  UumUese-^  in  the  Zulu  war  of  ,879  with  Wood's  Flying  Column,  and  was  present  with  the 
Galling  Batt^vUeeuga-emeni  at  Ulundi  imentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Field 
A«  le?v  in  the^Boc  rwar^o  i38i,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Potchefstroom  (shghtl.v  wounded)  Served  with 
fheField  Artmerv  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  'Tel-el-Kebir  Meda  with  U-^sp 
and  Khediie'8  Star  .Served  during  the  Nile  E.xpe.Ution  in  1S84-S5  on  special  employ  with  Bedouin  Tribes 
taentione  m  despa  dies.  Brevet  of  M^jor,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  Clasp) ;  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force 
'^.88  87  including  the  engagements  at  Giniss  (3rd  Class  of  the  Osmanieh)  and  Sarras  in  command  of  Mounted 
Corps'and  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO) ;  and  ,n  the  operations  on  the  Soudan 
frontier  in  1889  i". eluding  the  engagement  at  Toski  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  Clasp).  Ser^ed 
wUh  the  Dongola  E.^pcdUionarvF^rce  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  as  Chief  ot  the  Staff,  including  the 
"i^^agementatFirketandthe  operations  at  Haflr  (mentioned  in  despatclies,  promoted  to  be  Major  General  foi 
distinguished  service  in  the  field,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps) ;  m  1897  he  was  Chief  of 
tie  Staff  an-^^in  command  of  the  force  at  Merowi  (inentioned  in  despatches  Clasp) ;  during  the  operations  on  he 
At!^)ara  in  180S  he  was  GcM.eral  of  Communications  (mentioned  m  despatches),  and  was  afterwarus  Chief  of  the 
Staff  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  received  the  thanksof  both  Houses 
of  Parliament.  KCh.  and  two  Clasps).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1 899-1000  in  command  of  the  8th 

^  «"'Maio?Ge'ne°ral  Pretyman  served  throughout  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  ;  was  Aide  de  Camp  to_^  Sir  Frederick 
Roberts  from  November  1878  to  November  1879,  an.l  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal  and  in  all 
the  onerations  in  the  Koorum  and  Khost  Valleys  (mentioned  in  despatches)  ;  took  part  m  the  advance  on  and 
o-cunation  of  Cabul  in  i879,and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  (mentioned  m  despatches)  j  was 
roannointed  Aide  de  Camp  Sir  Frederick  Roberta  in  March  iSSo,  and  accompanied  him  in  the  march  to  tandahar, 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  t^andahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevets  of  Major  and  Lieut.Coloiiel,  Medal 


War  Services  of  the  Officei-s  of  the  lioyal  Artillery.  ,  04 

with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration)     Served  with  n.o  1=0^0;  r.   „i-.-  „       ■ 

Brigade.    Served  in  the  South  African°4r  rn7sqg-7<i^Is  Pomm^nd-^^f  „'t  h    'Sn^"'  "  ^-^n^^i-d  of  the  .st 
Military  (iovernor  at  Bloemfoutein  "    '^       Commandant  at  Head  Quarters,  and  afterwards  as 

th;^tir:^Xtain(m7nt'orrdt''d\t^ir^^^^ 

Master  General  2nd  Division  CandaharT.erd  Force  (mentioned  in  H„«n^^^^^  ?  'A',"-''  ''^  Assistant  Quarter 

with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  >S85  as  IssUtam  Adiuta.  t  and'o  fi  f^^^^^^^^  Served 

tingent,  and  was  present  in  the  eu-a^ements  at  H-iXen  ml  tf  >  t  f  u  \  ^^'*''?'^  General  to  the  Indian  Cou- 
(ment.oned  in  despatches.  Brevet  Sf  Lt  (Jolone    M<^ll«l  ™th  tl ''in-'-^  *'  ^^  destruction  of  Temai 

^'  Major  GeneralW.  Hunter  served  with  the  Nile  E™iition  in  ,ss!  si.^n  .-      , 

Abn  Klea  on  the  i6th  and  17th  February  iSS^  (mentionE?7^  1?^ '" .' ,  •'"^i'  *""  "'^^  Present  m  the  engagement  at 

and  Khedive's  Star).  •*        =  *°"°"^'^™ 'l''**P"<=l^e'''.  Brevet  of  Lt.CoIonel.Medal  with  Clasp, 

"-YajorGeneralF.G.  Slade  served  in  the  latter  part  of  the  Kafir  war  of, R,«  o„,9ort  a     ^ 

Sekukum  m  1S78,  including  the  stormin.'  ofTolvana'a  Stndt  p^™„  87».andafterwardstheoperations  agamst 
as  Ordnance  Officer  to  the  Transvaal  mill  Force  thron=-honi  the  on?,  „  n!?.''  '^■'"«"'? .f  "  held  battery,  and°acted 
1879  with  Wood's  Flying  Column,  and  was  present  at  ?hP»niL„'.f-.,  Served  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of 
and  Ulundi  (mentioned  in  despateherMedalwfthS  asp)    Ser/ed^^^^^^^^^  ^''"='?  fo^^'  Kambnla  (horse  shot). 

General  Sir  Evelyn  Wood.    Served  in  the  E^ptian  war  oPisL  Ls  I^ 

Wood,  Commanding  the  4th  Brigade  (Meda^:  4Kar8  ot  toe  Mediirt  e    «^  d  kA?  S'^^?.'°\'^™"'^' ^ 
Soudan  E.xpedition  under  Sir  Ger"ald  Graham   n    884  hi  the  Intelb4nce  d^ni^^  ^""''-     ^'"''''  ^""^  '^« 

gagementsat   El  Teb  and  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatcheVBre  'pt^f^^  VveseTil  in  the  en- 

Expedition  in  1864-85  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  Intpni.lS^  ^  ■■  '  \^°  L'lasps).  Served  with  the  Nile 
of  Kirbekan  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  SfU  Cotonel '  wo  (^^tn,^  Department,  and  was  present  at  the  action 

''  Maor  General   Wodehouse  served  in  the   Zulu  wo.r  nV  ,i!-„  „„^ 
(Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the  Royal  Hoi^e  Trtmerv  in'Vw  Af^h'  '"'^'™'  l°o  the  engagement  at  Ulundi 
engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  =5thApri^^(mentioned  in  Satches^^^^  "".'^  "^"^  P''^^<'°'  '"  "'^ 

under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884,  and  was  preserin  the  enlagemenU  at  F  ' T^  J„^^  .!°  the  Soudan  Expedition 
patches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive^sltfr)      Sel-upd/n  T^^J'^'^  i°"^'- '.™^^  '"^  "i^*^- 

the  Egyptian  Army,  and  was  present  in  the  acrior^f  Kirteknn  (two  r?„^n=,  '^  ^.JP'^'i'''"'^  in  1884-85  with 
Field  Force  in  1885-86  including  the  eu<'a<'ement  at  Gi^Js^  impn.in^S,  S*' '  "i""  ""=  Soudan  Frontier 
3rd  Class  of  the  Mediidie) ;  and  fn  the  opImfoTon  the  ^ondi^^^  ?^''- '"  o^  "f    Lt.Colonel. 

Arguin  and  Toski  (mentioned  in  despatch'^s?CS°  c"Lp  anS^nd  «ass  n?  JLl?'  !°'=l>»?"»g '»"=  engagements  at' 
Class  of  the  Osmanieh  for  services  with  the  Ecypthin  Armv  Medjidie).     Nominated  to  the  2nd 

pe;>'iSi°:n'5:?lt  G»^e™''Mtudrand  as^^^^^^^^  RolaTlrTdLJ^.l^ftl-toV'';^''  T^  ""^^  'l  *«.«^-^  ^^"^^  ^- 

Lt.General  S.  Browne  (mentioned  in  despatches)  Afte?waVdasS.pTl^(5h,r°~'^''"'ru^'''if'',^'«''^  Force  under 
present  at  the  affair  on  the  Helmund  with  thrWali'tmutTneers  in    hp  Tn  *  Candahar  Field  Force,  and  was 

manded  the  Artillery  after  the  death  of  Major  BlackXdT at  tlie  «^p<,p°?^?'"h°1"'  ^laiwand  (where  he  com- 

;!?^83.'i:^iifj^^s'?si^^^s&^£3 

^^r.^^l^^^Z^^^^^^iZ'^^S^^  served  in  the  Egyp- 

Tel-el-Kebir (mentioned  in  dfsplches.BrfvetrM^^^^^ 

Star).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedtion^ni88Sa^  Assistant  Oiart^v'  ^^  ^n""'*  °^"'^  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's 
Brevet  of  Lt.  Colonel,  Clasp).    Served  in  the  camr,«i<,nnffh„  v^f^w''*!?^  (mentioned  in  despatches, 

1,-ickhartin  1897-98  in  com?™iid  of  the  operaHoTafidnst  the  Soh  nnir  '"'?"^''"' "l  ^"""^  ""^"  Sir  William' 

SarwJtf  ^^1^"'^™"^  ^-"'  ^"-  ^-^  -i-^-t  ^^:^'^^it  -s^^^  ^.T^-, 
^.:ls^[^^?'l;^d  "^^nSt^^^^^^^^i  'tfv-e'Lrtr^  '^^  -  ^-^^ "« ^^^^  -  ^'^  «--t 

and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  RtrnmlhnW  fTp^?-  a"  J- '"  "^^  "Peraiiona  against  Sekukuni  in  1879, 
Kgyptian^var  of  1S82  as  lide  dj  ?amp7o  tifGaiTef  WoK^ie^'^Sf  °'^'-''  "^'""  -'*,^''«P>-  Served  in  tl'e 
Magfar,  Tel-el-Mahuta,  Kassa.iu  (gtu  September)  and  in  the  w,fp  np  t*  "i'^J""'  ''','  ""=  '""Sagements  of  El 
l.atches,   Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  C  Is,,  ^thriatf^Hiplrplir  °f  Te-e-hehir  (twice  menconed  in  des- 

^'deS^^y^v^l;^^.^o^/t^~'^  -"  "  -  i^^^ 

and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Caad  ihar  ?mentLTed  n  d!  ^^''S'^''''"'''  Roberts  In  the  march  to  Candahar. 
Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).       '-■'""'"^'^'^  (mentioned  in    despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,   Medal  with  three 

'^  Major  General  R.  Wace  served  in  the  Af<rhan  wnr  nP  ,o,a  0  1 

(mentioned  in  despatches)  ;  took  part  iu  the  n?Jch  ?oci'nd1h;.r^virfJ'''^^^^  at  Baghao 

(mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major  Mec"air       '°  ^'""'*'">'^  ^'"'1'  ^^^  'orce  under  Major  General  Phayre 

(Med°t""  ^-  ''•  ''"'"■"''  '"""'  '"  "^«  '^fs'^-'^'^arof  .878-80  as  a  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  MasterGeneral 

Musi'i^^'r]  ta-  th"enlarement\at  Ahme^'^KhrwLl'^^^^^^^^^^  ""^  "^^  P/^-"*  ^'  "^^  -"-^  and  capture  of  AH 
Major.  Medal  with  two  cPasps)  Khej  1-dangeiously  wounded   (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of 

-t  ^°\°^^]  J-  ^-  §*••>'  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

"  Colonel  Lake  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

for.^^^^^^Z:^rXt^^^^  P-'  ^^  "'--eh  to  CandaharwithtU 

CabuHnDtemb^r\t7XeLon7dmdesp^^^^^^^^ 

Expedition  in  j88i.         v^'enuonea  in  despatches.  Medal  nith  Clasp).    Also  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeerce 

^r:^^?lflnat^Z:fdr^^^^L^'&'^^^^^^^^^  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 

with  the  Khyber  Force  in   command  of  CVlArtilllv TMediUwiih  ,^'Ir^  ^°''<=«'  ^"^'l 

war  in  1899-iqoo  in  command  of  Royal  Ariillery  '^  °  ^'^^'Ps)-    Served  m  the  South  African 

CommSg''Royk?ir^irei^.rnrwi^t's?^^^^ 

Major,  .Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  ClL^of  the  Medl'idie  ami  KhP  J  i:*"  J^''^''■  'mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of 

1884-83  on  special  duty  with  the  boats  and  «4sSn"^^^^  Uia  anTfof,  of '',?'■■  ,,f','  "''^?,  '^^  ^'"S  E.xpediticn  in 
•Burmese  E.xpedition  in  1886  (Medal  with  Clasp)  Kirbekan  (two  Clasps).    Served  with  the 

'     ***  Colonel  W.  Aitken  served  in  the  Aff'hfir,  wnr'nf-TB, 0  q„    „-,.^  .  ~. 

in  despatches,  Medal) .    Also  served  tab  th^  Mahsrfn'd'w,',    ^  '""^  P''^''=?'  "^  ""=  "'^^''^ '''  -"landola  (mentioned 

Expedition  in  .88a-s'7  (mention^d^^ttc^^etrev:{"oT^Co1oSleTel^^^^^^ 


N  2 


War  Services  oj  the  Officers  of  the  Royal  Artillery. 

CuL  Relief  Force  under  Sir  aCert  ^^^^^^  ^T^^^r^^  ^I^^'cT"^  l^Z'^^ 
afterwards  in  commaud  of  '''«  I^»y^  .  t'^orth  West  Frontier  oi„dia  m  ,897-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force 
Clasp).  Served  in  t''S.';?'"P'"«^°VRn.^,TLtille^  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  took  part  m  the  expedition 
as  Colonel  on  the  StatT  Command.nB  Ro^  "1  ^«'Ue. y  }^,|^'^'J,',^n,^„aed  the  Royal  Artillery  with  the  Buner  Field 
into  the  Mohmand  country   "mentioned  in  despatches)    aiMco  aespatches,  two  Clasps). 

Force,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  ot  the  langalass^tmentM  i  j^  j^-^^  de    Camp  and  Military 

a^  Sir  F.  R.  Wuifrate  served  during  't'^J;'l\,^Xun  cation  (mentioned  in  despatches,  BrevPt  of  Major,  4th 
Secretary  to  the  ^^'''orC.enejHlonOi^  ^n^tKhedive's  Star)  also  served  in  the  operationson  the  Soudan  frontier 
Class  01  thoMedjidie,  Medal  with  ^'f  P- 5°.'\^^X,ied  in  de^^^^^  Clasp),  and  also  in  the  operations 

in  188Q,  including  the  engaRement  at  Toski  (mentioned  in  ae-p     ^  ^^  Khedive's  Star).      Served  with  the 

in  189.  incUiding  the  capture  of  T-"j^|f  *3rd  Uas»^  m^^^  ^    Director  of  Military  lntelli,cnce,  includin? 

Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  bir  Hubert  xacn^^^^^  despatches,  Brevet   of  Lt.Colonel,  British 

the  engagement  at  Firketand  the  oP^™.Y™^,,''.\^7l,';*^periitior.s  in  ,897-08,  resulting  in  the  capture  of  Ahu 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  .Medal  with  '™  ^  .''.^P"  •  "'  ^„\Xde  de  Uimp  to  the  Queen  and  Colonel,  Cla.pl;  and  in 
Hamed  and  the  subsequent  oeciipation  ol  Berbei  <"'^^l\^\'^^ ^^ ^\^  j^^^.^,„,  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Khar- 
,898  as  Director  of  Military  '^''^^'f  ?™^"  f'"'Cnlsof  both  H^^^^^  Parhament,  KCMO.  and  two  Clasps), 

toum  (mentione.1  in  dfPa''^h«'^,-«'=«":'''\'f^?'^  war  °n  1879-8^  was  present  at  the  attack  and  c  .pture  of  Ali 

«  Colonel  A.  E.  Du.hy  ^^'•^■f'i'^.J,^;;^'?  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and 
Masjid  and  in  the  engagement  at  ^.'"S  »h*;,;i^^^^"P5°s!,a^^^  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration) . 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  (.■andahaHment.^^^^^^  ^^..„.^^  Lockhart  in  1897-^8,  and  took 

p'ai;inr'opeSnfof°?he'M„'LrancrFie.rC^  the  TiraU  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two 

Clasps).  ,    „    T>  .„■    „  =„,.,ro,i  i„  Ahvssinia  from  the  29th  Dec.  1867  to  Feb.  1868  (Medal).    Served  in 

tu:  SSa?'w^rfn  ,'!;3°79TSe#af)!'m' ^edtn  Se'l'uth  A.rican  w'ar  in  1899-.900  in  command  of  Corps  Artillery. 

''''i  K\f  W.'srh  iefved^wth  S^^^^^^^^ 
:-  SS  y-^^--,^V,t!rs'^ertX^nnfe^igh^^r;  in\'L"4^rt^h'e'We  under  Major  Oenera.  Phayre  in 

'"s^X^^^  ^!&^,:!/l^i^  f^^;i^i^'^:^:^t^''  '"^°":'' 

in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  ^e^'    " '  ^al  nf  Is^,,  ,V  includinc-  the  iperitions  iu  the  Peri-^iiuRh  and  the  affair 
«Sir-Charle6ParsonsservedmtheUaika™rol  .877  78.m  ^^^^^  ^^^  ^,  ^^^  ^^^ 

at  Taba  Indoda,  where  !>« '=»7^«"'^f„,';™^'^r5^rdf  TMedaTwith  Clasp)':  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  ,83z,  and 
present  in  tne  engagements  at  Ibanhlwanaanuuiunuj^  despatches)  and  the  Ingogo  River-severely 

was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Langs  C^ek  ('°^"'i'"^"  ',;'  ^j  P-ptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the 
wounded,  and  horse  shot  (mentioned  111  despatch^^^^^ 

engagement  of  Te  -e  -Mahu*..,  in  the  action  at  J^»^;'J^^^  ^9\\ ^f,P,,  „f  ^^.'^ Mediidie,  and  Khedive's  Star) .  Served 
tioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  ol  -^^^J"' •  -*^"^''"'o.,„„'hprt  Kitchener  in  1836  in  command  of  the  Egyptian  Artillery 
with  theDongola   K--l«^^tioiiary  Force  under  SiiHe^  ,„  despatches.  Brevet 'of  Lt.Colonel 

insludnig  the  engagement  at  \'»^f ' -^^  ''J"  °1  ?fjf,^^^^  Jnd  in  the  operations  in  1897-98.  inclading  the  capture  of 
ltS^fi^f\Z\n^eZtn^'llf:^ln^^^^^^^^  the  ."irce  (mention'e'd-'in  despatches.  X.C.U.G., 

nnder  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1897-95  a»  ^°?'}}'"lf'^^°\fP^^^^^  of  Parliament,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie, 

Khartoum  (mentioned  mdespachesrec^^^^  .^^  ^i^3   _,  ^^^._^^^  ^^.^^  .^ 

fC','^^' wilrLka".  ReS  "Forc^ln'^ommand  of  Royal  Artiller^.'and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colonso 
-dangerously  wounded  ^^  ^     expedition  to  Ashanli  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  -.895  as 

As^is'faTtAStGinelaloirtreYfnerof  cimmnnica^on  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  Star).    Served  in  the  South 

^^^^^^JSIin'^^a^^io:^^^^^^  .885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen 
«°^Si?!;^^tT'^^?"^ri^''n  rS^irt^r^?'Jls^:^Sl?was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebii. 

Kh;ut!i-Ghilfief  a^ctmpaniedih^Fl^to^^^  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of 
Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  B™^^^^  of  1878-80,  first  as   Commissary  of  Ordnance  2nd 

Divii^on  Southern  In,hani;tfn  F^e^Forc^rand  a(t?r  war^  111  charge  of  the  Ordnance  Field  Park.  Koorum  Valley 
^'«  It^Solonef  Me 'Penton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80.  including  the  defence  of  Fort  Battye  (mentioned 
'"^^Mafor  Ge'ie'Jaf  Knox  served  throughout  the  Al,yssinian  campaign  from  the  ,3th  Dec  f«7.^"d  was  stationed 

luTu"?S%ctTwith  S Lii^^^S^^  ?n 'thrTransvaal  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuni  in  1879,  and  com- 

^Lh«U  le  Art  iLVrin  th^^^^ 

''^f^^Sl^^'^T^^^^^i^'^'^^^^'^^^or^  in  1886-87  in  command  of  the  ..orther  Shan 

^°^.Tolo'n"e?t°-;r^'*Cu,t^r"e';vl\f  :r?he°V^^^^^  Zulu  war  of  1879.  including  the  en- 

gagement  at  Isandhlwana"( Medal  with  Clasp) .    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  m  1880  (Medal) 

**  .5)  Bri<radier  General  R  Purdy  served  in  the  JowakiAfreedee  Expedition  in  iS77-7»  (Medal  with  Clasp),  beryeo 
in  the  Afghan  war  ofi87S-So,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  and  '"  the  "P^^t'Ons  round 
Cabul  in  December  1S79  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  ^i^st  F  ontiei  ot  indm 
under  Sir  Wiiliam  Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  in  command  of  Royal  Artillerj  2na 
Division  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

wi  ColonelJ.  Leach  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal).  .  „„„„„„™„„f  at  TTliind!— 

■M  Colonel  W.  L.  Davidson  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  ,879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  umndi 

slightly  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp),    oorved  m  the  Afghan  war  m  [^8^  (f'^"^  :         i„ 

K3  colonel  F.  J.  W.  Eustace  served  in  the  Afghan  war  ol   1878-80,  first  as  Adjutant  of  Koy'  f "lUerj   m 

Southern  Afghanistan,  and  afterwards  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Donald  Stewart.  Commanding  the  Forces  in 

"""nU^ol^SrHTcoll*^^^^^^^  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80  as  Aidede  Camp  to  the  G^^^l^^  OmcerVo^- 
manding  3  •<»  Division,  and  was  present  at  the°capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal,  111  the  <'"f  S^^if^f^^-^^Sf '",'o?e 
the  6th  October  ,879,  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  1879,  mcludmg  the  investment  of  bherpoe 
and  the  storming  of  the  Asmai  Heights  (Medal  with  three  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Adj  u 
tTnt  Rova?  Anme?y  2nd  Division,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir-severely  wounded  (mentioned .» 
desimtcUes,  Brevet  of  Maior,  Medal  with  Clasn,  =;th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive  s  Star).  .,,:,„„„, 

.0?  colonel  F.  O.  B.  Foite  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  :88o  (Medal),  Served  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant 
and  (Quarter  Master  General  at  the  base  of  operations  at  Alexandria  m  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (mentionea 
in  de:(patches.  Medal,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Khedive's  Star). 


War  Sei-vices  of  the  Officers  of  the  Royal  Artillery.  196 

107  Lt. Colonel  F.  A.  Bowles  served  with  tho  Hazaia  Ex])e(lition  in  iBgr  in  command  of  No.  9  Mountain  Battery, 
Roval  Artillery  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Claiip) ;  and  with  the  Isazai  Field  Force  in  1892.  'i 

^••^  Lt.  Colonel  M.  W.  Saunders  served  in  tho  Afy:nan  war  iu  1S79-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Exoedi- 
tion  'n  1835-87  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Claspl. 

^''^  Lt.Uofjuel  H.  C.  Sclater  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  as  Staff  Officer  at  Gemal  and  afterwards  as 
Depatv  .Isiistant  Adjutant  General  at  Head  Quarters  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  CUasp, 
and  Khe  live's  Star).  Also  served  with  the  E^^yptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant 
and  Quarter  Master  General,  and  was  present  in  the  eniragement  at  Giniss.  Served  in  the  South  .\friean  war  in 
1899-1900  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  for  Royal  Artillery. 


War  Seroices  of  the  Officers  of  lioyal  Horse  and  Royal  Field  Artillery. 

'  C!olonel  Hepburne  served  m  the  expedition  asainst  the  Jowaki  V''r">ele<!s  in  1877-78  (Modal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  Afsihan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  All  Musjid  and  in  the  engage- 
ment at  Futtehabad  (Medal  with  (jlasp). 
10  Colonel  J.  W.  T.  Spencer  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 
-7  Colonel  K.  B.  Coke  served  in  the  Ari:^hau  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

*7  Colonel  H.  W.  Brackenhury  served  in  the  .^fj^Uan  war  in  187S-79,  and  w.is  present  at  the  capture  of  tho 
Peiwar  Kotal  and  in  the  engagementat  Charaaiah  on  the  6th  October  1S79  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"  Colonel  H.  V.  Hunt  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i878-79(-U3dal).  [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry, 
*'  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786.] 

"*  Colonel  A.  N.  Rochfort  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major, 
Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star), 
s^  Lt.Colonel  >7ewi>ig^ing  served  in  ths  Bschuanaland  Expe.litiou   under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  18S4-85  with 
the  Mounted  Rifles. 

31  Lt.Colonel  tl.  H.  Penijree  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal).   Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882. 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
'"*  Lt.Colonel  Ciallenor  served  in  the  Afghan  war  101873-79  with  the  Candahar  Column  under  Sir  Donald 
Stewart  (Medall. 
i'«  Lt  Colonel  '.V.  H.  Suart  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i83o  (Medal). 

117  Lt.Colonel  F.  H.  Hall  served  in  the  Afghan  wur  of  1878-80  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).    Served  in 
the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Modder 
River  and  Magersfontein  (mentioned  in  despatches). 
"'  Lt.C'olonel  .1.  W.  H.  Potts  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-So  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal). 
""  Lt.Colonel  F.  M.  Banistsr  served  in  the  Afghin  war  in  1878-79  ( .Medal). 

'2'  Lt.Colonel  ,r.  M'Donnell  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in 
1899-100C,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Klip  Kraal — severely  wounded. 
1=*-  Lt.Colonel  J.  Temple  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medall. 

'"'  Lt.Colonel  A.  H.  Hewat  servei  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ali 
Boghan  (Medal). 

12'  Lt.Colonel  .I.W.Hawkins  served  with  D  Battery  A  Brigade  Royal  Horse  Artillery  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-S0 
(Medal).  Served  with  No.  7  Screw-gun  Mountain 'Battery  1st  Brigade  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  pre- 
sent at  the  action  at  Kissasin  (9th  September)  ana  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (.Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star). 

'"'  Lt.Colonel  F.  M.  Bland  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  iSSs.and  was  present  in  the  engagementsat  Hasheen 
and  the  Tofrek  zereba  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'"  Lt.Colonel  K.  H.  Pickwoad  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal).  Served  in  the  South  African  war 
In  1899-1000  in  command  of  Royal  Artillei?,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Dundee  and  Farquhar's  Farm 
and  at  the  defence  of  Ladysmith— wounded. 

'"  Lt.Cllonel  A.  H.  C.  Phillpotts  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i83o,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar 
with  the  force  under  Major  Genei'al  Phayre( Medal). 
'"  Lt.Colonel  .1.  M.  S.  Brunker  served  in  the  -Afghan  war  in  18S0  (Medal). 

"'  Lt.Colonel  S.  D.  Riinsford  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture 
of  A.li  Milsiid  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
"7  I,t.Colonel  CiinliEfe  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal). 

"*  Lt.Colonel  Hagg  ird  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1873-79  wittt  the  Koonim  Valley  Field  Force,  and  was  present 

«t  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  Pawar  Kotal,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiab  on  the  6th  October  1879  (Medal 

with  two  Clasps).     Served  with  the  Burmese  ISxpa  tition  in  i836-37  (meutioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"'  Lt.Color.elD.  E.  Dewar  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  (Medal).    Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field 

Force  in  1885-86  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,011 

"'  Lt.Colonel  A.  C.  Bailward  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  round  Cabul 

in  December  1S79,  including  the  investment  of  Sherpore  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in 

1899-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso. 

'<'  Lt.Colonel  H.  A.  U.  Curtis  serrved  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the 
South  African  war  in  1890-1900. 
1"  Lt.Cjlonel  E.  C.  F.  Holland  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal).  ■  ,   ,-. 

'«  Lt.Colonel  C.  B.  Mlbei-ly  served  with  the  N'lla  Expedition  in  1884-S5  on  Transport  duty  (Medal  with  olasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

'"  L"-,. Colonel  E.  W.  Fleming  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S78-79  (Medal). 

'"  Lt.'Jolonel  Bell-Irving  servei  iu  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  took  part  iu  the  defence  of  Candah,ar,  and 
wa«  present  at  the  battle  of  ('andahar  (mentioned  in  despatohes.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

152  Lt.Colonel  R.  B.  Boothby  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-S0  (Medal).  ,      ,  m  ,     1 

1"  Lt.Colonel  W.  P.  L.  Lindsay  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  in  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  ot  lel-ei. 
Xebir  (.Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  .    ai    i,-   ■ 

"»  Lt.Colonel  Bannatine  AUason  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  including  the  engagement  at  buaniui ; 
was  Adjutant  of  Field  Artillery  in  Southern  Afghanistan  from  August  1879  till  January  1880^  wtcn  he  was 
appointed  Adjutant  of  Artillery;  in  April  i83o  he  took  part  in  the  advance  to  Cabul  under  Sir  Donald  Mewart 
as  Stair  Otticerof  Artillery,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  (.mDniioned  m  de spate nes), 
and  Urzoo  near  Ghnznee  ;'aooompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar  as  Orderly  omcer  to 
Colonel  Johnson,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  on  the  31st  August  and  at  the  battle  ot  Candanar  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  ami  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  m  the  Souuan  campaign  in  18B5 
as  Brigade  Major  Royal  Artillery,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  at  the  destruction  ot  lemai 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  .     /-.      ,  i.   „  „„/i 

'"  Sir  G.  V.  Thomas  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  took  part  m  the  advance  to  Candahar  ana 


197  '^"''  Services  of  the  Officers  of  the  Boyal  Horse  and  Field  Artillery. 

Khelat-i-Ghilzie  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  tho 
9th  September,  and  at  the  battle  oC  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khodive  s  Star)  herved  in  the  boudan 
Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1S84,  and  .vas  present  in  the  enffagements  at  lil  Teb  (horso  killed)  and 
Temai  (4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  11,  185,^1000  in  command  of  P 
Battery  Royal  Horse  Artillery,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Reit  River  and  Klip  Drift  the  relief  of  Kim- 
berley,  the  operations  at  Paardeberg  including  the  engagement  at  Driefontein  the  occupation  ol  Bloemfontein,  the 
operations  at  Thabanchu  Waterworks,  the  occupation  of  Johannesburg  and  Pretoria,  the  engagement  at  Diamond 
Hill,  and  the  pursuit  of  De  Wet  from  Bethlehem  to  Rustenbuig.  .  •      .u     ,  v.' i?      <„ii,-™ 

1",  Lt.Colouel  J.  W.  Dunlop  served  m  the  AfRhau  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  in  the  Zaimusbt,  Expedition 
(Medal).    Served  with  the  Burmese  E.xpedition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasp).        .„        ..  c    „o  ^ 

>s»  Slaior  W  A  Smith  served  in  the  AfRhan  war  in  1880  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Tel-el-Maiuita  and  Mahsama  and  in  the  two  actions  at  K-issasin  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Medal,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star),  served  in  the  houth  Atrican  war  in  i899-.9<x>. 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso  in  command  of  an  Ammunition  Column,  and  in  command  of  a  Brigade 
Division  Royal  Pield  Artillery  in  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop  and  Vaal  Krantz  and  at  the  rehef  of  Ladysmith; 
subsequently  commanded  the  loth  Brigade  Division  Royal  Field  Artillery. 
'''  Major  E  A  Burrows  served  with  the  Burmese  E.vpedition  in  1885-86  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
"»  Major  E.  A.  Lambart  served  m  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  m  the  engagements  at 
.\hmedKheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,  .      ,_  .       .     .,.    o       ■ 

'"  U  Colonel  F  B  Elmslie  served  in  the  A_rshan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal).  Served  m  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan 
under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Brevetof  Lt. Colonel,  British  Medai,  and  Khedive's  Mednl  with  Clasp).  „    ,   ,     .  ,  ^„        ,0 

'"  Lt.Colonei  0.  A.  Anderson  served  with  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1S77-78  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
in  the  Afghan  war  o""  1878-80,  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid,  and  took  part  m  the  advance 
to  Cabul under  Brigadier  General  Gough  including  the  affair  at  JugduUuck  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with 
two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  caapaiyil  on  the  NoHU 
West  Froutier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Malakaud  Field  Force  including  the 
engagement  at  Laudakai  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  the  expedition  into  tho  Mohmund  Cinttry  (mentioned 
in  despatches) ;  also  with  the  liuner  Fie'd  Force  iucluding  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  'i'angaPabs  (uieiiti'.ned 
in  despatches.  Brevet  Ol  Lt.Colonei,  Medal  with  Clasp).  .      „„  j 

'«  Major  D.  C.  Carte-  served  with  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884,  and  was  present  in 
ths  engagements  at  El  'Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in 
1B54-85  with  the  Egyptian  Army,  anu  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kirbekan  (two  Clasps,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie) 
''5  Major  A.  C.  iJaniell  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0  (Medal). 

'■'«  Major  W.  H.  O'Neill  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  TcI-el-Kebu 
(ifedal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

1"'  Major  A.  Eardley  Wilmot  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1881. 

'■"  Major  G.  G.  Simpson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  (Medal).   Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1.899-1900. 
i'2  Major  Montgom.ery  Campbell  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i88t. 

'■'  Major  Mercer  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  in  command  of  two  Field  Guns  at  Khelat-i-Ghilzie,  including 
the  advance  to  the  relief  of  Candahar  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  CandahariMednl  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Eipedi- 
ton  in  18P6-S7  as  Staff  OtUcer  to  the  Lower  Burmah  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  afterwards  as  Adjutan 
ul  Artillery  Upper  Burmah  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1SS8 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Kotkai  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  with  the  River  Column  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1S97  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Field  Force  as  Orderly  Officer  Royal  Artillery  (mentioned  in  dcsiiatcheB, 
iledal  with  two  Clasps). 

'■=■  Sir  J.  H.  Jervis- White- Jervis  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  South  African 
war  in  1899-1900  (mentioned  in  despatches). 
'"^  Major  W.  H.  Conolly  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 

'■'  Major  C.  T.  Robinson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  with  the  Khybcr  Column  (Medal).    Served  in  the 
operations  in  Zululand  in  1888  (mentioned  in  despatches). 
-'^  Major  W.  J.  A.  Beatson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  (Medal). 

'"  Cohmel  J.  M.  Grierson  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General 
Intelligencj  Branch  Indian  Contingent,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  (9th  September)  and  nt  the 
battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  ol  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Served  with  theExpedition  to  tne  Soudan  in  1885  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  at  Head 
Quarters,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt. 
Colonel,  Clasp).  Served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Black  Mountain  in  1888  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master 
General  2nd  Brigade  Hazara  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevetof  Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General. 
'^^  Major  S.  G.  D.  Smith  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i8fo  (Medal). 

'"  Major  C.H.  L.F.Wilson  served  with  the  Chitral  Belief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Meihil  with  Clasp). 
'**  Major  Phipps  Hornby  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1 384-85.  Served 
in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1000,  including  the  engagement  at  Korn  Spruit  (17(C) :  w-as  awarded  the  Victoria 
Cross  for  the  following  service:— "On  the  occasion  of  the  action  at  Korn  Spruit  on  the  31st  March  looo,  a  British  force, 
including  two  batteries  of  the  Royal  Horse  -Artillery,  was  retiring  from  Thabanchu  towards  Bloemfontein.  The 
enemy  had  formed  an  ambush  at  Korn  Spruit,  and  before  their  presence  was  discovered  by  the  main  body  had  cap- 
tured the  greater  portion  of  the  baggage  column  and  five  out  of  the  six  guns  of  the  leading  battery.  When  the  alarm 
was  given,  Q  Battery.  Royal  Horse  Artillery,  was  within  300  yards  of  the  Spruit.  Major  Phipps  Hornby,  who  com- 
manded it,  at  once  wheeled  about  and  moved  off  at  a  gallop  under  a  very  heavy  fire.  One  gun  npset  when  a  wheel 
horse  was  shot,  and  had  to  be  abandoned,  together  with  a  waggon,  the  horses  of  which  were  killed.  The  remainder 
of  the  battery  reached  a  position  close  to  some  unfinished  railway  buildings  and  came  into  action  1,150  yards  from 
the  Spruit,  remaining  in  action  until  ordered  to  retire.  When  the  order  to  retire  was  received  Major  Phipps  Hornby 
ordered  the  guns  and  their  limbers  to  be  run  back  Iiy  hand  to  where  the  teams  of  uninjured  horses  stood  behind  the 
unfinished  buildings.  The  few  remaining  gunners,  assisted  by  a  number  of  officers  and  men  of  a  party  of  Mounted 
Infantry,  and  directed  by  Major  Phipps  Hornby  and  Captain  Humphreys,  the  only  remaining  officers  of  the  battery, 
succeeded  in  running  back  four  of  the  guns  under  shelter.  One  or  two  of  the  limbers  were  similarly  withdrawn  by 
hand,  but  the  work  was  most  severe  and  the  distance  considerable.  In  consequence  all  concerned  were  so  exhausted 
that  they  were  unable  to  drag  in  the  remaining  limbers  or  the  fifth  gun.  It  now  became  necessary  to  risk  the  horses, 
and  volunteers  were  called  for  from  amongst  the  drivers,  who  readily  responded.  Several  horses  were  killed,  and' 
men  wounded,  but  at  length  only  one  gun  and  one  limber  were  left  exposed.  Four  separate  attempts  were  made  to 
rescue  these,  but  when  no  more  horses  were  available  the  attemiit  had  to  be  given  up  and  the  gun  and  Mmber  were 
abandoned.  Meanwhile  the  other  guns  had  been  sent  on,  one  at  a  time,  and  after  passing  within  700  or  800 
yards  of  the  enemy,  in  rounding  the  head  of  a  donga  and  crossing  two  spruits  they  eventually  reached  a  place  of 
safety,  where  the  battery  was  re-formed.  After  full  consideration  of  the  circumstances  of  the  case  the  Field 
Marshal  Commanding  in  Chief  in  South  Africa  formed  the  opinion  that  the  conduct  of  all  ranks  o!  Q  Battery,  Royal 
Horse  Artillery,  was  conspicuously  gallant  and  daring,  hut  that  all  were  equally  brave  and  devoted  in  their 
behaviour.  He,  therefore,  decided  to  treat  the  case  of  the  battery  as  one  of  collective  gallantry  under  Rule  13  of 
the  Victoria  Cross  Warrant,  and  directed  that  one  officer  should  be  selected  for  the  decoration  of  the  Victoria  Cross 
by  the  officers,  one  non-commissioned  officer  by  the  non-commissioned  officers,  and  two  gunners  or  drivers  by  the 
gunners  and  drivers.  A  difficulty  arose  with  regard  to  the  officer,  owing  to  the  fact  that  there  were  only  two 
unwounded  officers — Major  Phipps  Hornby  and  Captain  Humphreys— available  for  the  work  of  saving  the  guns, 
and  both  of  these  had  been  conspicuous  by  their  gallantry  and  by  the  fearless  manner  in  which  they  exposed 
themselves,  and  each  of  them  nominated  the  other  for  the  decoration.  It  was  ultimately  decided  in  f:tvour  of 
Major  Phipps  Hornby  as  having  been  the  senior  concerned." 
"'  Major  iS.  A.  Fanshawe  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5 


War  Services  of  flie  Officers  of  the  Hoyal  Horse  and  Field  Artillery,  19S 

and  was  present  in  the  enj^aflrements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba,  at  that  near  Tofrek  on  the  24th  March  and 
at  the  destruction  of  Teraai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

J^^  Major  F.  B.  Lecky  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  in  1SS2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kobir 
iMedal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

J^*  Major  C.  B.  \Vatkins  served  in  the  Afo;han  war  of  1S7S-80  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed 
Khevi  and  Urzoo  near  Clhuzuee  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

is^  Major  A.  B.  Helyar  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  57th  lield  Battery  Ro3'al  Artillery  (mentioned  in  de- 
spntches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

**>  Major  E.  J.  Granet  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  expe3ition  to  the  Soudan 
under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  18S4,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El-Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Stan, 

1^1  Major  P.  B.  Taylor  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  U  Battery  Royal  Horse  Artillery, 
and  was  present  in  the  operations  at  Paardeberg  of  21st  to  28th  Feb.  1900,  the  engagements  at  Poplar  Grove  and 
Driefontein,  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein,  the  engagements  of  Sanna's  Post,  Zand  Itiver,  Kliprlversberg,  and 
Doom  Kop,  the  occupation  of  Pretoria,  the  engagements  at  Diamond  Hill  andRietVlei.the  operations  near  Belfast, 
and  the  advance  to  Barberton. 

1^^  Lt. Colonel  G.  V.  Kemball  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iSyg-So  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force 
under  Sir  Robert  Liw  in  1895  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  of  the  Lines  of  Commu- 
nica'.ions  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North 
■West  Frontier  of  India  un!:ier  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-08  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  ai  Deputy  Assistant 
Quarter  Master  General  for  Intelligence  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

iS-J  Major  E.  H.  A  rmitage  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS6-87  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp) . 

'^*  Major  A.  S.  Wedderburn  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  ol  Tel-el-Kebir 
— horse  shot  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^'■^'  Lt.Colonel  H.  J.  Du  Cane  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with 
Clasp).      Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  a  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General. 

■3-'  Major  N.  D.  Find  I  ay  served  with  tbe  Hazara  Expedition  in  188S  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  fllasp). 

1^9  Major  W.  L.  H.  Paget  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  the  63rd  Battery  Royal  Field 
Artillery,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop  and  Vaal  Krantz,  and  commanded  the  2nd  Brigade 
Division  at  the  relief  of  Ladysmith  including  the  engagements  at  Monte  Christoand  Pieter's  Hill,  and  in  the  advance 
into  Northern  Natal  including  the  engagements  at  Helpmakaar,  Botha's  Pass,  and  Armand's  Nek ;  afterwards  com- 
manded A  Battery  Royal  Horse  Artillery,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  near  Lydenburg  including  the  engage- 
ments at  Mauchberg  and  Burgher's  Pass. 

^"  Major  E.  A.  P.  Hobday  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  ist  Brigade,  and 
took  part  in  the  defence  of  the  Malakand  and  the  operations  at  Malakand  and  the  Swat  Valley  (mentioned  in 
despatches);  also  served  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force  and  the  Buuer  Field  Force  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant 
General  ist  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

2"!  Major  C.  V.  Hume  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-87  as  Intelligence  Officer  5th  Brigade  and 
as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp) 

^-  Major  P.  H.Enthoven  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Also  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African 
war  in  1899-iqoo  in  command  of  J  Battery  Royal  Horse  Artillery,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg 
and  Arundel  (commanded  tlie  troops  in  the  aflfair  of  20th  February),  in  the  advance  to  Pretoria  including  the  engage- 
ments at  Kroonstad,  Johannesburg,  and  Pretoria,  in  various  affairs  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  in  advance  of  the 
Jiiain  army,  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill,  the  operations  round  Belfast,  and  the  advance  to  Komati  Poort. 

-"*  Major  H.  Chance  served  .vith  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887  (Medal  with  ClaspJ. 

-■''"  Major  L.  Foi-de  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  (Medal  with  Clasp), 

-"■^  Major  T.  K.  E.  Johnston  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80  (Medal). 

-''''^  Major  A.  Hamilton-Gordon  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iSSo  (Medal). 

-'1  Major  A.  Stokes  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with  the  Natal  Field  Force.  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland 
Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warron  in  1SS4-85  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

-1^  Major  G.  E.  Benson  serverl  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen 
(slightly  wounded)  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the 
expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1805  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Star).  Served 
with  the  Donsola  Exuediti(mary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S96  as  Brigade  Major  Mounted  Corps  until 
invalided,  including  the  entragement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafii-  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of 
ihe  Osmanieh,  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'•'^  Major  A.  E.  A.  Butcher  served  with  the  Burmese  Expeditions  in  18S5-S9  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-1*  Major  Vores  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  El  Teb  (two  Clasps).  Also  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present 
ni  tbe  engagement  at  Hasheen  (Clasp).  . 

^'^  Major  E.  W.  Blunt  served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895  (mentioned  in 
le^natches,  Star).  Served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99  with  the  Protectorate  Expedition  in  command 
nf  the  Bandajama  Column  (Medal  with  Clasp).  . 

-"^  MajorC.  D.  King  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  presentat  the  battle  of  Tel-el- Kebir  (Medal  with 
Ciasx't  'ind  Khedive's  Star). 

'■^^*>  Major  J.  \V.  G.  Dawkins  served  in  the  campaisrn  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  1S9S,  and  was 
]>resent  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khaitoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  present  in 
tbe  engagements  at  Dundee  and  Farquhar's  Farm  (slightly  wounded),  and  at  the  siege  of  Ladysmith. 

^-'  MajorC.  de  C.  HamiUou  .served  with  the  Lushai  Expedition  in  1889  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with 
Clasp):  and  with  the  Isazai  Field  Force  in  1892.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India 
under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Brigade  Major  Royal  Artillery,  and 
was  present  in  the  en^a'^ement  at  Chagru  Kotal,  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Aihanga  Passes,  the  recon- 
naissance of  the  Saran  Sar,  and  the  operations  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two 
Claspsi.    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Brigade  Major  Royal  Artillery,  Natal  Jield  Force. 

-="  Major  R.  G.  Strange  served  in  the  E .'vptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

""  Major  A.  P.  Lon-^field  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-89  (.Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

=-'5  Major  F.  J.S.Cleeve  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  188S— dangerously  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-^'  Major  A.  Capel-Cure  served  in  the  Esryptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  presentat  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal 
wi'.h  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,        ^  ^,     ■,.     ,    ^^     ■. 

^^  Major  L.  H.  Ducrot  served  in  tbe  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  m  1885-86  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  StarJ^. 

231  Major  A.  H.  Short  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Hasheen 
and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Stai ). 

-3^  Major  S.  D.  Browne  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wi.Uam  LOCK- 
hait  in  1897-98  with  the  Tii-ah  Kxpeditionaiy  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  [See  also  Civil  Decorations  lor 
Gallantry, "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786.]  ,  i  .  t^       a*-^ 

=***  Major  J.  W.  M.  Newton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  m  the  Zamiusht  Expedition 
including  the  assault  of  Zawa  (Medalt.  ,      „      ^    ,         -n--    ^  ■       o  .;  ■ 

^*  MH,jor  N.  E.  Youno-  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S9&  m 
command  of  a  Battery  of  Horse  Artillery,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hatir  ^men- 
tioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Knedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-^  Major  A.  D.  Young  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S83-S7  (Medal  with  (.lass). 

"6  Major  A.  W.  Gay  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^8  Major  H.  H.  Butler  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


199  Way  Services  of  the  Officers  of  the  Eoijal  Horse  and  Field  Artillerij. 

^'  Major  Cloeti?  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

=«  Major  G.  P.  Herbert  scrvci  in  the  Soudan  campaigm  in  1885  (lledal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

241  Major  P.  E.  Gray  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  4th  Brigade  Division  Eoyal  Horse 
Artilleiy  Ammunition  Column,  and  took  part  in  the  advance  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria  including  the  engage- 
ments at  Kroonstad,  Johannesburg,  and  Pretoria,  in  the  operations  round  Belfast,  and  the  advance  to  Kaap 

Muidan.  .-,      ^  ,  t     , 

-"  Major  J.  G.  Geddes  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  Tndia  under  Sir  Wilham  Lock- 
hart  in  1897^8  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary- Force  as  Orderly  Officer  to  the  Brigadier  General  Commandin<; 
Hoval  Artillery  (Mefbil  with  two  Clasps).  .  ,         ^         .  ,,   ,  ,      ■  ^ 

="  Major  A.  L.  Walker  served  with  the  Chitral  Belief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Sen-ed  in  the  South  African  war  iu  1899-1900  as  Adjutant  of  a  Brigade  Division  of  Royal  .Artillery,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Elandslaagte  and  Rietfontein,  and  at  the  defence  of  Ladysmith. 

="  Major  W.  A.  Robinson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  ( Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
operations  on  the  Niger  in  1807-C8  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'*'  Major  F.  B.  Jackson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

-"  Major  H.  Montgomerv-Campl)ell  served  ir.  the  Boer  war  of  18S1. 

-*'  Major  C.  B.  Lawrie  served  with  the  expedition  against  the  Jebus,  on  the  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  iSgi— 
slightly  wounded  (mentioned  m  dcsp.atches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Dnngola  Expeditionary  Force 
under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8o(5  in  command  of  a  Maxim  Battery,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and 
the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  ot  Major,  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

="  Major  S.  C.  Hickman  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882.  ar  d  was  present  iu  the  engagement  at  Tel-el- 
Mahuta  and  at  the  battle  olTel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  wii;h  Clasp,  5th  Class 
of  the  Medjidic,  and  Khedive's  Star]. 

Msf  Major  H.  Rouse  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  o  I  India  in  1897-98  as. idjutant  to  the  Mala- 
kand  and  Buner  Field  Forces,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in 
the  South  African  war  in  1090-1900. 

^5  Major  M.  Peake  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  uniler  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1856  in 
command  of  a  Field  Batterv.  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hatir  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches, 4th  Class  of  the  M(?djidie,  British  Medal, and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps) ;  in  the  operations  in  1897 
in  command  of  a  Battery  of  Egyptian  Artillery  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp  to  Khedive's  Medal)  ;  in  iSgS,  in- 
cluding the  Cavalry  reconnaissance  of  3ota  March  and  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  in  ommand  of  a 
Bittery  of  Egyptian  Artillery  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  two  Clasps  to  Khedive's  Medal) ;  !»nd  in 
1899  in  the  operations  in  the  final  advance  against  the  Khalifa  in  command  of  Artillery  (4  t'j  Class  of  the  Ormanieh). 

■i5o  ifajor  A.  W.  Money  served  witli  the  Zbob  Valley  Expedition  in  1S90,  and  with  the  Isazai  Field  Force 
in  1S92.  Served  iu  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1B97-9S 
■with  the  tst  Division  "Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  No.  8  Mountain  Batterv  Royal  Artillery,  and  temporarily 
in  command  of  No.  5  (Bombay)  Mountain  Battery,  and  aftervvards  with  No.  i  (K  >bat)  Mountain  Battery  as 
Officiating  Commandant,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Chagru  Kotal  and  Dargai,  at  the  forcing  of  the 
Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  at  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar,  including  the  engagement  of  7th  Nov., 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major),  a,ud  in  the  operations  iu  the  Waran  )^alley,  around  Dwatoi.  and  in 
the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  inthe  S  nith  African  war  in  i899-i9ooa3  an  Assistant  Director 
of  Transport. 

250f  Major  AV.C.  Staveley  served  in  the  South  .\frican  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  the  6th  Ammunition 
Column,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  Lt.General  Pole-Carew's  Division  in  Orange  River  Colony  and  the 
Transvaal. 

^^  Major  C.  H.  de  Rongemont  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener 
in  1896  in  command  of  a  Gunboat,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  w-ith  two  Clasps) ;  in  the  operations  in 
1897  (Clasp):  also  in  1S9S,  including  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Khartoum  -wounded 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  two  Clasps  to  Khedive's  Medal).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in 
1899-1900  with  the  Royal  Horse  -Artillery,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Reit  River  and  Klip  Drift,  the  relief 
of  Kimberley,  the  operations  at  Paardeberg  including  the  engagements  at  Driefontein,  the  occupation  of  Bloemfon- 
tein, the  operations  at  Thabanchu  Waterworks,  the  occupation  of  Johannesburg  and  Pretoria,  the  engagement  at 
Diamond  Hill,  and  the  pursuit  of  De  Wet  from  Bethlehem  to  Rustenburg. 

^^  Major  F.  E.  A.  Hunter  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star'. 

-"  Major  S.  W.  W.  Blacker  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897,  including  tlie  operations  against  the  Mohmands  and  the  engagement  near  Shabkadr — severely 
wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

»"  .Major  F.  Pctls  served  in  the  operations  in  Zulnland  in  1888. 

254t  Major  G.  F.  Milne  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S98,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  .\lrican  war 
in  1890-1900  as  a  Deputy  .Assistant  .Adjutant  Cieneral  for  Intelligence. 

^8  Captain  F.  T.  BavenhiU  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  -S'orth  West  Frontier  of  India  with  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  57th  Field  Battery  Royal  Artillery  (Medal  with 
cwo  Clasps). 

'"  Major  H.  G.  H.  Galton  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  j8S:  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^^  Cantain  R.  J.  G.  Elkiugtou  served  in  tlie  campaign  on  the  North  West  I'^ronti  t  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1887  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  as  Orderly  Otficer  3rd  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal 
with  Clasp). 

^'  Majcjr  W.  J.  Honner  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iSSo  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Akha  Expedition  in 
1883-84.  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  in  command  of  the  Hazara  Mountain  Biitcry  from 
April  i386  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  in  command  of  the 
Hazara  Mountain  Battery  (Clasp) ;  and  with  the  first  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  in  command  of  t'lo  Hazara 
Mountain  Battery  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  camnaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1898  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionar}-  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

=°'  Captain  D.  Arlmthnot  served  with  the  (Jhtiral  Relief  Fore  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Transport 
Officer  4th  Brigade  (.Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900,  took  part  in  the  suppression 
of  the  rebellion  in  North  West  Cape  Colony,  was  on  the  Staff  in  the  engagements  at  Hohwater  and  Kheiss  (men. 
tioned  m  despatches) ;  was  present  with  J  Battery  Royal  Horse  Artillery  in  the  operations  round  Belfast  and  in  the 
advance  to  Komati  Poort. 

^^  Captain  W.  B.  R.  Sandys  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1897  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

""  Captain  W.  \.  Boulnois  served  in  the  Soudan  iu  1899  in  the  opsrations  resulting  in  the  final  defeat  of  the 
Khalifa  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  ot  the  Osmanieh). 

."^  Captain'A.  T.  Anderson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the   Ncrth  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WilHam 
Lockhart  in  1697-98  with  No.  i  (Kohat)  Mountain  Battery  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  and  was  present 
iu  the  engagement  at  Dargai,   at  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  .Arhanga   Passes,  and   in  the   operations  i 
a?-ainstthe  Chamkanisand  iuthe  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  twi  Clasps). 

="'  Captain  C.  N.  B.  Ballard  served  in  the  camjiaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•ii>«  Captain  H.  L.  Reed  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso— slightly  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  UtT);  was  awarded  the  Victoria  Cross 
for  tho  following  service  :— "  (Japtain  Reed,  who  had  heard  of  the  ditHcutly  "  yriiie  Captain  W.  N.  Congreve,  Rifle 
Brigade]  "  shortly  afterwards  brought  down  three  teams  from  his  battery  to  see  if  he  could  be  of  any  use.  He 
was  wounded,  as  were  five  of  the  thirteen  men  who  rode  with  him.  one  was  killed ;  and  thirteen  out  of  twenty- 
one  horses  wore  killed  before  he  got  half-way  to  the  guns,  and  he  was  obliged  to  retire." 

^'  Captain  G.  H.  W.  Nicholson  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was 


War  Services  of  the  Officers  of  the  lioijal  Horse  and  Field  Artillery.  200 

)resent  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (meutionefl  indespatche?,  4th  Class  oftbe  Medjidie.  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's 
Medal  with  two  Cltisps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgq-igoD,  and  was  present  at  the  battle'of  Colenso  and 
in  command  of  Ammunition  Column  2nd  Division  in  the  operations  of  20th  to  25th  January  igoa  including  the  action 
at  Spion  Kop,  the  engagement  at  Vaal  Krantz,  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith;  also  in  the  subsequent  operations  in 
eluding  the  engagements  at  Helpmakaar,  Botha's  Pass,  and  Armand's  Nek.  ' ' 

>™  Captain  n'.  B.  L.  Barker  served  in  the  campaian  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
liockhart  in  1S97-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  57th  Field  Battery  Royal  Artillery  (Medal  with 
two  Clasps). 
=ra  Major  W.  D.  fJamett-Botfield  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i38i. 

2fi9f  M:ij->r  E.  H.  Elliot  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

-'°  Captain  C.  G.  Stewart  served  in  the  advance  to  the  relief  of  Chitral  under  Lt.Colonel  Kelly  in  March  and 
.4.pril  i8q,  (mentioned  in  despatches,  BSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under 
Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSgy  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp),  and  with  the  expedition  m  i8gS 
including  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  C.assof  the  Medjidie,  Clasp).  Serven  in  the  South 
African  war  in  iSgg-igoo. 

-''  Caprain  G.  F.  MacMunn  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1802,  and  was  present  at  the  defence  of 
Sadon  (sliuhtly  wounded),  and  ia  the  subsequent  operations  of  the  Irrawaddy  Column  (mentioned  in  despatches 
DSO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  Upper  Burma  in  1893  with  the  Sima  Column.  Served  in  the  cam- 
paign on  the  North  West  P^rontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhartiu  1897-9S,  including  the  operations  on 
the  Samana  Range  and  in  the  Kurram  Valley,  as  Staff  Officer  to  the  .leypore  Transport  Corps;  also  served  with 
the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  in  command  of  a  Mountain  Battery  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

-''  Cap  aia'll.  A.  D.  Siiniison-Baikie  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Hediert  Kitchener  in  iSgo 
with  the  Kordofan  Field  Force  including  the  operations  resnltinn:  in  the  final  defeat  of  the  Khalifa  (mentioned  in 
d-'snatclios,  4th  Cia.'^s  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South 
.African  war  in  i8gg-igoo  with  General  Ian  Hamilton's  Column  from  27th  April  to  5th  June  1900,  and  was  present  in 
all  the  engagements  fought  by  that  Column  between  those  dates,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill;  after- 
wards with  2nd  Brigade  Mounted  Infantry. 

■-'»  Captain  G.  A.  S.  Cape  serve.',  i.i  the  operations  in  Uganda  in  iSgS  (Medal).  Served  in  the  South  African  war 
in  iSgq-igoo  on  Special  Service. 

-"'■  Captain  H.  E.  T.  Kelly  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 

in  1897-98  with  No.  2  Derajat  Mountain  Battery  with  the  Kohat-Kurram  Field  Force  including  the  relief  of  the 

Saraana  Forts,  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes, 

and  in  the  operations  in  the  Maidan  and  Bazar  Valleys  including  the  engagement  at  Kahu  Pass  (Medal  with  three 

^  Clasps).    Served  in  the  South  .\frican  war  in  iggg-igoo  on  Special  Service. 

'  -^  Captain  G.  B.  P.  Talbot  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
(  Lockhart  in  1897-98  as  Orderly  OfBeer  to  Major  General  Bird,  Commanding  Tochi  Field  Force  (mentioned  in 
■  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

2»'  Captain  E.  F.  Delaforce  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wdliam  Lock- 
hart in  1897-98  with  the  Mnlakand  Field  Force  including  the  enijagement  at  Landakai,  and  in  the  operations  in 
Bajaur  and  the  Mohmand  Country;  also  served  with  the  Buner  Field  Force  including  the  storming  of  the  Tanga 
Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2S2  Captains  G.  Baillie  and  B.  Atkinson  served  in  the  South  .African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Royal  Horse  Artillery, 
and  were  present  in  the  engagements  at  Reit  River  and  Klip  Drift,  the  relief  of  Kimberley,  the  operations  at  Paar- 
aeberg  including  the  engagement  at  Driefontein,  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein,  the  operations  at  Thabanchu 
Waterworks,  the  occupation  of  Johannesburg  and  Pretoria,  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill,  and  the  pursuit  of 
De  Wet  from  Bethlehem  to  Rustenburg. 

=*'  Captain  J.  W.  E.  Donaldson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
^William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  8th  Bengal  Mountain  Battery  with  the  Tochi  Valley  Expedition,  with  the 
Malakand  Field  Force  including  the  operations  in  Swat  (engagement  at  Landakai)  and  the  Mamund  Valley 
(engagements  at  Markhanai  and  Muyat  Kila) ;  with  the  Utman  Khel  Column  of  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  and  with 
the  Buner  Field  Force  including  the  engagement  at  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

-"  I  :aptain  L.  S.  Downes  served  in  the  campaign  oa  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1897-98  (.Medal  with  Clasp). 

'i'<>  Captain  W.  P.  Monkhouse  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  J  Battery  Royal  Horse  Artillery, 
and  was  present  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg,  Arundel  and  Nervals  Pont. 

210  Captain  V.  R.  Hine-Haycock  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1893-1900  with  J  Battery  Royal  Horse  Artillery, 
ind  was  present  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg  and  Arundel,  in  the  advance  to  Pretoria  including  the  engage- 
ments at  Kroonstad,  Johannesburg,  and  Pretoria,  in  various  affairs  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  in  advance  of  the 
Qiain  army,  in  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill,  the  operations  round  Belfast,  and  the  advance  to  Kaap  Muiden. 

■^7  Captain  Becke  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99,  and  took  part  with  the  Karene,  Mendiland 
»nd  Protectorate  Expeditions  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

'^*  Captain  H.  G.  Lloyd  served  with  the  Cliitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (.Medal  with  Clasp). 

290  Captain  J.  H.  W.  Johnstone  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  an  Ammunition 
Column,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Modder  River,  Enslin  and  Magersfontein,  the  relief  of  Kimberley, 
the  operations  at  Paardeberg,  the  engagement  at  Poplar  Grove,  the  advance  to  Bloemfontein,  the  engagements  at 
Parree,  Brandford,  and  Vet  and  Zand  Rivers,  and  the  advance  to  Johannesburg  and  Pretoria. 

-^*  Captain  J.  Byron  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S97  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  as  Orderly  OfBcer  2nd  Brigade  (nisntioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two 
Clasps). 

2=-  Captain  F.  C.  Johnston  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1884  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  [Chcdive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan  cimpaign 
of  1885.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  the  Tofrek  zereba  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (two  Clasps). 
'  2!is  Captain  .A.  Houstoun  served  in  the  South  .African  war  in  1890-1900  with  the  Royal  Horse  Artillery  and  was 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Reit  River  and  Klip  Drift,  the  relief  of  Kimberley,  and  the  operations  at  Paardeberg 
— wounded. 

•»4  Captain  C.  H.  Wood  served  in  the  South  .African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  round 
Colesberg,  the  relief  of  Kimberley,  the  operations  at  Paardeberg  resulting  in  the  surrender  of  General  Cronje,  the 
occupation  of  Bloemfontein,  the  engagements  at  Karu  Siding,  Thabanchu,  and  Dewetsdorp,  and  with  J  Battery 
Royal  Horse  .Artillery  in  the  advance  to  Pretoria  including  the  engagements  at  Kroonstad,  Johannesburg,  and 
Pretoria,  in  various  affairs  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  in  advance  of  the  main  army,  in  the  operations  round  Belfast, 
and  in  the  advance  to  Komati  Poort. 

=««  Captain  E.  T.  Dixon  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  noder  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  18S4.  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  .at  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ^ 

w  Captain  J.  St.  L.  Whehie  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iSSj.  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Trrn- 

^'s  Captain  W.  G.  Thompson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  west  Frontier  of  India  under  S]r  William 
Lockhart  in  1807-98,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range  and  with  the  Kuiram  Moveable 
Column  including  the  operations  against  the  Chamkon'S  {Medal  with  three  Clasps).  Seiwed  in  the  South  African 
war  in  1899-1900,  and  took  part  in  the  reconnaissance  in  the  Rietfontein  Plessis  Pass— slightly  wounded  (mentioned 
in  despatches).  .  ,     ,      .„       ,  ,t  .  x-n  ja 

299  Captain  W.  C.  Symon  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1B99-1900  with  the  Royal  Horse  Artillery,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Driefontein,  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein,  the  operations  of  Thabanchu  Waterworks, 
the  occupation  of  Johannesburg  and  Pretoria,  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill,  and  the  pursuit  of  De  Wet  from 
Bethlehem  to  Rustenburg.  .        ,„,,,.  ,  ^.,,  jj 

300  Captain  W- R.  Eden  served  in  the  South  .Mrican  war  m  1899-1900  ivith  the  Royal  Horse  Ai'tillery,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Vaal  Krantz  and  at  the  relief  of  Ladysmith,  and  took  part  m  the  subsequent  operations 
Poinding  the  engagements  at  Helpmakaar,  Botha's  Pass,  and  .Armand's  Nek,  and  in  the  advance  to  the  Eastern 
ifran^'**'  including  the  engagements  at  Bergenthal,  Machadodorp,  Badfontein,  Mauchberg,  and  Burgher  s  Pass. 


201  War  Services  of  the  Officers  of  the   L'oyal  HorfC  and  Field  Arlillertj. 

»»'  Captain  L.  M.Wilson  served  in  the  campaign  ontheNorth  WestFrontieroflndia  under  Sir  William  Lockhartiu 
1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  witb  the  57tb  Field  Battery  Royal  Artillery  (Medal  yi-ith  ,.wo  Clasps). 

302  Captain  L.  H.  Delves-Broughton  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  J  Battery  Royal  Horse 
Artillery,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg  and  Arundel,  m  the  advance  to  Pretoria  including  the 
engagements  at  Kroonstad,  Johannesburg  and  Pretoria,  in  various  alTairs  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  in  advance 
of  the  main  anuv,  in  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill,  the  operations  round  Belfast,  and  the  advance  to  Komati 

aai^  Captain  G.  M.  Wingate  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1282,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,       ,     ,  ,  ,  t  -  .  <■         o- 

»♦  Captain  A.  B.  Forman.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry.      Hart  s  Annual  Army  J,ist,     p.  iSo. 
'«  Lieut.  C.  D.  Balfour  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  &ir  William  Lockhan 

'"307  Lreut  w'  H  f'  Weber'served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  Royal  Field  Artillery,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagements  at  Talana  Hill,  the  retirement  from  Dundee,  and  the  engag-meiit  at  Farquhar's  Farm,  and  at 
the  defence  of  Ladvsmith;  served  with  the  Royal  Horse  Artillery  after  the  relief  of  Ladysmith,  and  n-^as  present  m 
the  engagements  at  Helpmakaar,  Botha's  Pass,  and  Armand's  Nek,  and  tlie  advance  to  the  Eastern  Transvaal,  in- 
eluding  the  engagements  at  Bergenthal,  Machadodorp,  Badfontein,  Mauchberg,  and  Burgher  s  1  ass. 

'-"'  Lieut  R.  T.  Hill  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1809-igoo,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Lombards 
Kop,  in  the  defence  of  Ijadysmith,  the  engagements  at  Botha's  Pass  and  Armand's  Nek,  and  in  the  operations  undev 
Lt.General  Hildvard  in  the  South-East  Transvaal.  ^  .,,     ,    ..,      ,  r-  1 

'•"  Lieut.  H.  E.  Street  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1000,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  111 
the  operations  of  ;oth  to  25th  January  1900  including  the  action  at  Spion  Kop,  in  the  engagement  at  \  aal  Krantz,  tht 
relief  of  Ladysmith,  and  the  engagement  at  Helpmakaar.  *    *  ,.u 

■'<-  Lieuts.  F.  W.  Gosset  and  J.  D.  B.  Fulton  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1897-1900,  and  were  present  at  the 
battle  of  Colenso,  in  the  operations  of  20th  to  25th  Januai-y  190 .  including  the  action  at  Spion  Kop,  the  engageiuent 
at  Vaal  Krantz,  the  relief  of  Ladvsmith,  and  the  engagements  at  Helpmakaar,  Botha's  Pass,  and  Armand  s  Nek. 

3'»  Lieut.  O.  C.  Du  Port  served 'in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1Q00  with  Royal  Field  Artillery,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagements  at  Talana  Hill,  the  retirement  from  Dundee,  and  the  engagement  at  Farquhar  s  Farm,  and  at 
the  defence  of  Ledysmith  (wounded);  took  part  in  the  advance  into  Northern  Natal  and  in  the  operations  in  the 
Transvaal ;  and  with  Royal  Horse  Artillery  in  the  operations  near  Lydenburg  including  the  engagement  at  Burgher  E 

»'*  Lieut.  F.  M.  Otter-Barry  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i899-i<)co  with  U  Battery  Royal  Horse  Artillery, 
and  was  present  in  the  opera'tions  at  Paardeberg  of  21st  to  2Stli  February  1900,  in  the  engagements  at  Popjar  Grove, 
Driefontein,  Zaud   River,  and  Doom  Kop,  the  occupation  of  Pretoria,  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill,  and  the^ 
operations  in  Orange  Kiver  Colony  resulting  in  the  surrender  of  General  Prinsloo. 

316  Lieut.  H.  W.  Hills  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-10CO  with  the  4th  Battery  Royal  Field  Artillery,  and 
was  present  in  the  operations  round  Arundel  and  Nervals  Pont,  in  the  engagement  at  Boshof,  in  the  operations 
under  Lord  Methuen  in  May  and  June,  in  various  engagements  in  Orange  River  Colony,  in  the  affairs  at  W  aiTentOD 
and  Fourteen  Streams,  and  in  the  operations  in  Western  Transvaal  from  August  to  October.  ,  ,      .  . 

"'  lieut.  G.  N.  Wyatt  served  in  the  campai'.'U  on  the  North  West  Frontier  under  Sir  William  Lockhartmi 
1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ^7tb  Field  Battery  Royal  Artillery  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'"  Second  Lieut.  H.  de  C.  Martelh.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantly.  "Hart's  Annual  Army  List."  p.  736- 

"I' Lieut.  R.  K.  Lynch-Stanton  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i859-icoo  with  the  2nd  Special  AmmunitlOD 
Column. 

3'^  Lieut.  J.  Cernashan  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  i8;g-8o  (Medal).  I 

^"  Captain  Paton  served  in  the  Afghau  war  in  1879-80;  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  ilaiwand,] 
(Medal,  and  Medal  for  distinguished  conduct). 

'21 1  Lieut.  F.  G.  G.  Bailey  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1 899-1900  with  the  2nd  Special  .Ammunition  Column 
and  was  present  in  the  operations  round  Boshof  with  the  Imperial  Yeomanry  (taken  prisoner) :  subsequently  receiveti 
a  commission  as  2nd  Lieutenant  and  served  in  the  operations  round  Rustenburg  and  Machadodorp. 

■^--  Second  Lieut.  E.  O.  Anderson  served  in  the  South  .African  war  in  1899-1930  with  the  Victoria  Mounted  Rifle^ 
during  the  early  part  of  the  campaign  (nominated  Second  Lieut.)  ;  joined  the  6th  Ammunition  Column  in  August 
igoo,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Transvaal  with  Lt. -General  Pole  Carew's  Division. 

:'2»  Second  Lieut.  C.  Bettington  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1000  with  the  Imperial  Light  Horse,  anil 
took  part  in  the  defence  of  Ladysmith;  subsequently  served  in  the  Transvaal,  and  was  present  at  the  relief  01 
Mafekinglinominated  Second  Lieut.),  joined  the  6th  Ammunition  Column  in  July  1900,  and  took  part  in  the  operations 
in  the  Transvaal  with  Lt.General  Pole-Carew's  Division. 

War  Services  of  the  Officers  of  the  Royal  Garrison  Artillery. 

1  Colonel  Lugard  served  in  the  Aftrhan  war  in  187S-79,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ahmed  Khey  1 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Chisp).  Also  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expe-j 
dition  in  1881.    Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp),     j 

^  Colonel  C.  M.  Western  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1S81. 

^  (-olonel   F.  D.  Fanshawe  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal). 

*  Colonel  Monck-Mason  served  in  Per.ak  with  the  Indian  Column  under  Brigadier  General  Ross  from  Novembe: 
1875  to  Februar.y  1876  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Colonel  J.  V.  V.  Baker  served  m  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

1=^  Colonel  R.  W.  P.  Robertson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  a 
Baghao  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

1^  Colonel  H.  C.  M.  Woods  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebii  ^ 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Kbedive's  Stiu-). 

'*  Lt. Colonel  N.  P.  Fowell  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar,  and  wa: . 
present  in  the  eng.agcment  at  Maiwand  (severely  wounded)  and  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Ciasp). 

1"  Lt. Colonel  E.  N.  Heuriques  served  with  a  detachment  of  Royal  Artillery  in  Saughie  Ujoiig  throughout 
the  operations  in  Perak  in  1875-77  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

i»  Lt. Colonel  E.C.Wace  served  with  the  expedition  against  the  Jowaki  Afreedees  in  1877-78  (Medal  with  Clasp) 
Served  m  the  Afghau  war  of  187S-S0,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid,  with  theexpeditioi 
into  the  Lughmau  Valley,  and  in  the  advance  to  Cabul  under  Brigadier  General  Charles  Gough  (Medal  wiih  twi 
Clasps).  Sen-ed  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S85-87  ;  wasin  command  of  the  Hazara  Mountain  Battery  unti 
April  1 886;  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Nyouagoo-Mingyan,  at  the  sui  render  of  Mandalay,  in  the  expedi 
tion  to  Ehamo  (slightly  wounded),  Mogoung,  and  against  the  Kachins  on  tlie  Chinese  Jj'rontier,  and  in  th 
engagement  at  Choung  Pang  (mentioned  in  despatches,./) a'O.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

1'  Lt.Colonel  Mansel  commanded  the  Artillery  with  the  NagaExpeditionar.v  Force  under  Brigadier  General  Natio; 
iniS7o-8Q,  and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  Konoma  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  i; 
the  Mahr-ood  Wuzeeree  E.\pedition  m  1881.  Served  with  the  Burmese  E.xpediuon  in  1S86-8'  with  the  Shan  Columi 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  two  Clasps).  '  1 

'"  Lt.Colonel  H  G.  Weir  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal)  I 

^1  Lt.Colonel  H.  J.  Lyster  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  th 
march  to  Candahar,  and  was  jiresent  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration) 
Also  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1881. 

"  Lt.Colonel  A.  M.  Murray  served  in  the  Afghau  war  in  1S78-79  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

"  Lt.Colonel  P.  Saltmarshe  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal). 

"  Lt.Colonel  O.  S.  Smyth  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  A 
Musjid,  with  the  expedition  into  the  Bazar  Valley  under  Lieut. General  Maude  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  tl 
engagement  at  JngduUuck ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  th 
battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  two  Claaps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).     Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition!' 


War  Seiuices  of  the  Officers  of  the  Royal  Garrison  Artlllei-y,  202 

i£-Sd  (mentioned  in  despatches,  J>SO.,ar.d Medal  witli  Clasp);  with  theWuntho  Expedition  in  iSqi  in  comrannd 
ofae  Southern  Column  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp)  ;  and  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  jSqi  in  cum- 
mid  of  No.  2  Mountain  Battery  Royal  Artillery  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 

Lt. Colonel  W.  P.  Cleeve  served  durinij  the  war  in  iSSo  in  Sovithern  Afghanistan  (Medal). 

■  Lt. Colonel  E.  Gunner  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-80,  and  was  present  in  the  enj^agement  at  Charasiab 
01 'he  6th  October  187Q.  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  1879  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

Lt.  Colonel  A.  H.  Callwell  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S86-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

Lt.ColonelM.  O.  Hopkins  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80  (Medal). 

Lt. Colonel  T.  J.  H.  Woodrow  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-80  (Modal). 

Lt.Colonel  A.  H.  Browne  served  in  the  Afghan  wnr  in  1879-S0  (Medal). 

Lt.Colonel  A.  Keene  served  in  the  Afi^han  war  of  1878-S0,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with  the 
foe  under  Major  General  Phayre  in  command  of  two  fcuna  of  No.  2  Mountain  Battery  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Mai).     Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18^5-86  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp), 

Lt.Colonel  W.  A,  Plant  served  in  the  Afirhan  war  in  1879-80,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar,  and  was 
pitent  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

Major  F.  T.  T.  Fowle  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar.  and  was 
D;.ent  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp) .  Served  in  the  South  Afi-iean  war 
ir3 99-1900. 

Major  H.  C.  C.  D.  Simpson  served  with  the  Burraah  Expedition  in  1886-87  in.  command  of  a  Mountain 
Btery  of  Royal  Artillery'  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

Major  W.  E.  L.  Balfour  served  with  the  Becbuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warrenin  18S4-85. 

Lt.Colonel  T.  V.  W.  Phillips  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 
(Major  O.  Rowe  served  in  the  Eg^yptian  war  of  18S2  (Medal,  and  Khed-ve's  Star). 

Major  Norton  served  in  the  Afgrhan  war  in  1878-79.  Served  in  the  Eijyptian  warof  1S82,  and  was  present  at 
Itbattfo  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85,  anti 
w  present  at  the  actions  at  Abu  Klea  and  El  Gubat,  in  the  reconnaissrtnce  to  Metammeh,  and  in  the  engagement 
ftlbu  Klea  Wells  on  the  i6th  and  i-rth  February  (three  times  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  two  Clasps), 
S?ed  in  the  campaig-n  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the 
iakand  and  Mohmund  Field  Forces,  including  the  operations  in  Bajanr  (menlioned  in  despatches),  and  with 
tlTirah  Expeditionary  Korce,  including  the  capture  of  the  S-nmpagha  and  Arhanga  Passes  and  the  operations 
iihe  Bazar  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

■  Major  R.  L.  Haines  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ali  Kheyl 
(Jdal). 

Major  W.  S.  Churchward  served  with  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1877-78  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
fi?ed  in  the  Afghan  warof  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjidand  in  the  engage- 
nit  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the 
Vie  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star), 

Major  K.  S.  Dunstervillo  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert   Low  in    1S95  as   Senior 
Onanee  Officer  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasn). 
1  Major  H.  O.  Piers  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  (Medal). 

Major  G.  H.  Bittleston  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  (Medal). 

Major  N.  B.  Inglefield  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  with  the  Royal  Artillery  (Medal). 

Major  F.  A.  Curteis  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

Major  F.  J.  A.  Trench  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (men- 
Ci  ed  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

Major  F.  ij.  Stone  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S78-79  (Medal). 

Major  W.  H.  F.  Taylor  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  187Q  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war 
S'l  899-1900  as  Staff  Officer  to  the  Assistant  Inspector  of  Remounts,  also  as  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  at  the 
I-Qount  Depot. 

Major  J.  F.  Craig  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  ai  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medai 
wh  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

Colonel  Adye  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879  with  the  Koorum  Valley  Field  Force  under  Major  General 
Rterts  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley,  and  was  present  at 
U  engagements  of  El  Magfar,  Tel-el-Mahuia,  Kassasin  (9th  September),  and  in  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (men- 
li  ed  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clnsp,  sth  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
wi  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  and  m  the  Eastern  Soudan  in  1885  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Lord  Wolseley,  and  was 
p sent  in  the  engagement  at  Abu  Klea  Wells  ^n  the  i6th  and  i7th  February  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  ot 
IDolonel,  two  Clasps).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Special  Service  Officer. 

Lt.Colonel  W.  L.  White  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  i88q.  and  was  present  at  the  destruction  of 
Inni  (ATedal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  btar).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  on  Special  Service. 

Major  F.  R.  Thackeray  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0  (Medal). 

■  Major  H.  B.  Gundry  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of 
.aMut^jiri  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

s  Major  T.  W.  Powlea  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  ac  chehattle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Meda) 
vh  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

Major  R.  M.  B.  Kelly  served  with  the  second  Afiranzai  Expedition  in  1891  in  command  of  a  Mountain 
I,tery  (Medal  with  Clasp*).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Charles  Warren, 
'(nmanding  3th  Infantry  Division. 

Major  F.  E.  Kent  served  wiLh  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  188S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

Major  C.  P.  Triscott  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-S0,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiali 
cthe  6th  October  1879;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the 
btle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in 
15-S7  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Meda)  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Iintier  of  India  under  Sir  WilliaTi  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  a^  Assistant  Quarter 
?3ter  General  2iid  Division  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

Major  C.  E.  Jervois  served  with  the  Tiurrae.-e  Expedition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■  Major  W.  C.  Anderson  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasp),  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign 
i  8^5  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Gerald  Graham  {mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Mnjor,  Medstl  with  Clasp). 

■  Maior  H.  M.  Slater  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed 
lev!  and  Urzoonear  Ghuzuee  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

Major  M.  F.  Fegen  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(3dal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and 
vh  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895.  and  was 
I'sent  in  the  engagements  at  Panjkora  River  and  Mamugai  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  ou.the 
:rth  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lickhartin  1897-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  mcludmg.the 
(.■■fmement  at  Landakai  (mentioned  in  despatches);  with  the  expedition  into  the  Mohmand  country  and  the 
Jackson  Agrah  and  Gat  (mentioned  in  despatches);  and  ivith  the  Buner  Field  Force,  including  the  capture  ot 
t  Tanga  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches,  two  Clasps).  ^  m  1    1  t.-  u- 

'  Major  C.  E.  H.  Heyman  served  in  the  Egyptian  tvar  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(  edal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'  Major  E.  B.  Anderson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal). 
Major  F.   B.  R.  Toms  served   in  the  Egyptian  war  of  16S2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kemr 
nedal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  .     ,    ^ 

'  '  Major  M.  B.  G.  Jackson  served  with  the  Nile  E.fpedition  in  1S84-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  Star) ; 

0  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86,  and  in  those  in  18S8  including  th3 

:fagement  at  Gemaizah  (Clasp).    Nominated  to  the  4th  Class  of  the  0;-manieh  for  services  under  the  Egyptiau 

vernment. 


203  '^"'''  Services  of  the  Officers  of  the  lioyal  Garrison  Artillery. 

T  Major  C.E.Callwell  served  with  a  battery  of  Royal  ArtilleiT  inthe  Afghan  war  in  iS8o  (Medal).    Served 
the  Boer  war  of  iSSi,  l  ■      ^\        a^  ■       ^    ti.     = 

'"  Mnior  F  H  J  Bir'-h  served  in  the  Afghan  war  m  1879-80,  and  was  present  m  the  affair  at  Jhando 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal) .  Also  served  with  the  llahsood  Wnzeeree  Expedition  id  18S  i.  Served  with  tl 
itiranzai  Expedition  in  iSoi  in  command  of  No  ^  Peshawur  Mountain  Battery  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medi 
with  Clasp)  Served  with  the  Waziriatati  Delimitation  Escort  under  Brigadier  Seneral  Turner  m  i3q4  in  con 
mand  of  No  3  Peshawur  Mountain  Battery  (mentioned  in  despatches)  ;  and  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Fori 
under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S94-95  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Maior,  Clasp). 

■'  Major  J.  .S.  Douglas  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).      „„,,„,,         j   „.    j.     ,    „ 

:'  Mnior  \  fl  Powell  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Stat 
Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  18Q7-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionai-y  Force,  inclu. 
ing  the  engagement  at  Dargai  and  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range  and  in  the  Kurram  Valley  (Medal  with  thn 

^^?Lior  F.  F.  Minchin  served  with  the  Burmese'.  Expedition  in  1887-89  with  the  Upper  Burmah  Force  (Med 

"m  M-'ior  H  a    Inglis  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march : 
Oandahar.  aiid  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration ). 

"  Major  G   B    Smith    served   in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  took  part  in  the  detence  ol    Candahar  and  wi 
present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884.     Serve 
with  the  Wuntho  Expedition,  Burmah,  in  1S90-91  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
"  Major  N.  S.  Ogilvic  served  in  the  Afghan  war  ill  i88n  (Medal).  „  „      j   ,_ 

8s  Major  H .  L.  Gardiner  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  took  part  m  the  defence  of  Candahar,  and  w; 
present  at  the  (lattle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .  ,    ,  i.     .  ,     ^■ 

8C  Major  A.  R.  Stuart  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99  in  command  of  the  tl■oop^  on  the  Lini 
of  Communication,  including  the  Kwalu  Relief  Force  with  the  Mendiland  Expedition  ;  also  commanded  a  Cohiiiu 
commanded  the  Royal  Artillery  and  had  charge  of  the  Intelligence  Department  with  the  Protectorate  Expeditio 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  on  Special  Service. 

"  Major  C   P    Fendall  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86,  and  was  present  in  the  engagemont  1 
Myadaw  on  the  2nd  December  18S5  ;  was  Staff  Officer  to  the  Eastern  Frontier  Column  and  at  Taungdwingyi  till  i6t 
September  i3S6  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO..  and  Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  witn  the  Chitral  Relii 
Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
«*  Major  G.  Osboru  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  18S0  (Medal). 

**  Major  H.  C.  G.  Taylor  served  in  the  Soudan  campai^-n  in  iS8s  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  Star). 
S'  Major  G.  E.  Bryant  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Scat 
African  war  in  1809-1900,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Nicholson's  Nek. 
'2  Major  A.  L.  Tisdall  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp 
5*  Major  R.  C.  O.  Stuart  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S5-87  (Medal  with  Claspl. 
!"  Major  Du  Boulay  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Abu  Klea,  and  i 
the  engagements  at  AbuKru,  Metammeh,  and  Abu  Klea  Wellson  the  i6thand  17th  February  (Medal  with  two  Clasp 
and  Khedive's  Star).    Was  attached  to  the  Head  Quarters  of  the  Japanese  Army  during  the  war  between  Chin 
and  Japan  in  1894  (Japanese  War  Medal). 

0'  Major  G.  F.  W.  St.  John  served  in  the  Zholi  Valley  Expedition  in  1S90,  and  with  the  Isazai  Field  Fore 
in  1S95.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  m  1897-5 
with  the  1st  Division  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  in  command  of  No.  i  (Kohut)  Hountain  Battery,  and  was  pre 
sent  in  tlie  engagement  at  Darg.ai  (mentioned  in  despatches),  at  the  forcing  nf  the  Sampagha  and  Arhang 
Passes,  and  the  o|.erations  against  the  (Uiamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Chisps). 

's  Major  F.  H.  Crampton  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  at  the  destruction  of  Tem.l 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Also  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86,  and  W8 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss. 

'"'  Major  A.  L. "Carroll  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i8St  with  the  Natal  Field  Force,  and  was  present  at  th 
en  gagement  at  L;ing'.s  Nek. 

""  Major  H.  T.  Hawkins  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'°'  Major  C.  H.  Milward  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  siege  train  under  Lt. Colonel  Minto  Ellii 
(Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'"'  Major  C.  E.  English  served  in  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85  with  th 
3rd  Mounted  Rides. 

M^  Major  L.  G.  Watkins  served  with  the  Burmese    Expedition  in   1885-S7  (Medal  with   Clasp).    Served  in  th 
campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  iu  iS97-98with  the  Tirah  Expeditionar 
Force  as  Ordnance  Officer  on  the  Line  of  Communications  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  also  with  the  Buner  Fieli' 
Force  as  Ordnance  Officer  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
'"'  Major  R.  W.  Fuller  served  with  the  Ciiitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1B95  (Medal  with  Clasp) 
^^  Maior  S.  M.  Renn.y  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87,  and  was  present  in  tlic  engagement  a 
Nyoungoo-Mingynn,  at  the  surrender  of  Mandalay,  in  the  expeditions  to  Bhanoo  and  Mogouug.  and  against  th 
Kachms  on  ihe  (Chinese  Frontier,  and  in  the  engagements  at  Cheung- Pangand  Paung-Yong( Medal  with  Clasp). 
'"'J  Major  A.  B.  IJ.  Churchill  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i8S^-86  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
""  Major  E.  Bickford  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp).      Served  with  th 
Sikkim  Expedition  in  :SSS  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

'"  Major  H.  B.  Brownlow  served  with  the  Burmese  E.\pedition  in  :886  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  th 
Hazara  E.xpedition  in  i8gi  in  comniand  of  No.  2  Derajat  Mountain  Battery  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Claspl. 

^'^  Major  A.  H.  C.  Birch  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S85-87  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  wit 
Clasp) ;  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  in  command  of  No.  3  Bengal  Mountain  Battery  (mentioned  in  di 
spatches,  Claspl  ;  and  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  (Clasp).  Serve 
in  the  campaign  on  the  North  \Vest  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Malakau 
Field  Force  ill  command  of  the  Sth  Bengal  .Mountain  Uattery,  including  the  defence  of  .Malakaud,  the  rehsfoi 
Chakdara,  and  the  operations  iu  S«at  lind  Mamund  Valley"( wounded ) ;  with  the  Utmau  Khel  Column  of  th| 
Malakand  Field  Force  and  wiih  the  Buner  Field  Force,  including  the  engagement  at  Tanga  Pass  (several  time 
mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"2  Major  A.  Crawford  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  18S4-S5  with  the  Egyptian  Army,  and  w.aspresent  at  tl; 
action  at  Kirbekan  (two  Clasps).  Served  at  Suakin  during  the  operations  in  the  Soudan  from  Ai)ril  to  Angus 
1891  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"'  Major  Burncy  served  with  the  Royal  Artillery  in  the  Egyptian  warof  1882,  and  was  jiresent  at  the  surrendi 
of  Kafr  Dowar  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

•"  Major  W.  Mooro  Lane  served  with  the  Hazara  E.xpedition  in  j388  in  command  of  two  guns  of  No. 
(Derajat)  Mountain  Battery  (Medal  with  Clas]i). 

1"  Major  T.  W.  G.  Bryan  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  including  the  night  attack  on  Sham 
(Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  (Clasp)  ;  and  witn  the  twoMiranzai  E.xpeditions  in  i8c 
(Clasp).     Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"°  Major  C.  D.  Scott  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  iu  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Hazai 
Expedition  in  iS88  (Clasp). 

''''  Major  H.  de  T,  Phillips  served  with  the  Zhob  Vallev  Expedition  in  1SS4.  Served  with  the  Burmese  Exp' 
dition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  1S8S  including  the  engagement  1 
Jalep-la  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  South  African  Reservists. 
"'  Captain  L.  D.  Jackson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
'"  Major  H.  E.  Stanton  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  !G85-Sq,  first  with  a  Mountain  Battery,  and  aft' 
wards  as  Attache!  Intelligence  Branch  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  wil 
the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Brigade  Major  ist  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  captai 
of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  in  the  engagement  at  Khar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Modal  with  Clasnl.     Served)' 


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War  Services  of  the  Officers  of  the  Royal  Garrison  Artillery.  203a 

t  campaitm  on  the  Sorth  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sii- William  Lockhart  in  1S57-98  with  the  Jlalakand 
lid  Force  and  the  Buner  Field  Force  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  lor  IntelUgence  (several 
Hesmeniioncdindespatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  two  Clasps).  ^         .     „  . 

>  Major  A.  F.  Monlanaro  served  with  tne  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  m  1805  (Brevet  of 

^^^Maforil.  L.  Carleton  sers-ed  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  18S8  (Medal -n-ith  Clasp);  and  with  the  Hazara 

*;^M\iior  M.'  B.'sickneli  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1S85-S6  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star), 
sved  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-S7  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp j. 

s  Miior  E   B.  Evans  served  in  the  Zulu  war  i';  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

=  Maior  .1  W  Ormiston  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-87  (Me.ial  with  two  I'lasps). 

»  Major  G  C.Dowell  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  (.Medal  with  Clasp);  with  th  3  Hazara 
Tjedition  in  ie'83  (Clasp) ;  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1802. 
Svedwith  theChitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1805  as  Staff  Captain  for  Royal  Artillery  Medal 

'1  Major  H.  E.  B.  Lnne  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  again  in  1887-S0 

'S^&'iior  H    D    Grier  served  with  the  Tonhon  and  Wuntho  E.ipeditions  in  i33o-9i  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and 

h  the  I-'aza'i  Expedition  in  1892.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95,  and  was 
rsentntthe  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  at  the  ensasemeut  in  the  Swat  Valley  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
'■ved  ill  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  as  Adjutant 
iRnviil  Artillery  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  also  with  the  TiraU   Expeditionary  Force   as  Adjutant  of 

val' Artillery  2nd  Division  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  two  Clasps). 

"  .\Iaior  E  "F.  Becher  served  with  the  Royal  Artillery  in  the  Eeyptiar.  war  of  1S82  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"  MaiorM.  Taylor  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1SS5-S6  (Medal,  and  Khedive's 

"  'Maior  E  S  Cooper  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^Mii'jrT  L  Parkerservedin  1885-37  with  the  Ruby  Mines  Expedition  as -Wjutantot  Ro.yal  Artillery.  Served 
■h  t  lie  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-S7  (mentioned  in  desoatches.  Medal  with  Clasp) ;  with  the  Hazara  Expedition 
i-ci  (Claspl-  and  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (nf.entioned  in  oespatches.  Clasp).  Served 
h  the  Chitral  Re'iet  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  in  command  of  No.  2  Derajat  Mountain  Battery, 
i  w'l*  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  in  the  action  near  Khar,  the  descent  into  the  Swat 
llcv  'lud'heen.'afements  at  Panjkora  River  and  Mamugai  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  withClasp).  Served 
rliL- c'imi)iii''non  the  North  West  Frontier  of  ludia  under  Sir  WiUlam  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Kohat- 
ini-ii  Force  in  command  of  No.  2  Derajat  Mountain  Battery,  incliutiug  the  relief  of  the  Samaiia  Forts  (twice 
■u-i  iiied  in  de-patches)  ;  and  with  the 'i'irah  E.xpeditionary  Force  in  command  of  the  same  Battalion,  and  was 
>.<i<nt  It  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanja  Passes,  the  operations  m  the  Maidan,  Bagh  and  BazaA- 
iieys,'and  the  engagements  at  Kahu  Darra  Pass  on  27th,  18th  and  29111  November  (mentioned  m  despatches, 

"  \Iaior^W°' W  Cookson' served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  in  1S97  with 
5  M'alakaud'Fiebl  Force,  including  the  expedition  into  the  Mohmand  country  a5  Ordnance  Officer  (mentioned  m 
snatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  ,,  ^^  ,  ,  .  t  ■  ^  »>         ^- 

iJ  Maior  C  T  Bell.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,     Hart's  Annual  Army  List,    p.  7S0. 


'"''Major  M.  M.  Noble  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1SS4  including  the  affair  at  Pitao.  Served 
tU  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,     o-    ^u     .      nr  •      03     c       o  i 

"^  Maior  C  O  Smeaton  served  with  the  BecUuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85.  Served 
tve  operations  in  Zululand  in  1888.  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in 
,97"9S  in  command  of  the  Maxim  Battery  Royal  Artillery,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned 

.«  ^';:;JSr  A.'  a  Currie''se'J?S  wt^tSXrmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  South 

'"''M^ToTF^'^Domildkon  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Abu 
le-,  Wells  on  the  ,6th  and  i7thFebruary  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  Star).  Also  served  w^th  the  Soudan 
'ont.ei  Field  Force  in  1885-S6,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss.    Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedi- 

u..'M;iOTc''w%rtwntow?erved  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  iSo..  Served  in  the  Burmese  E.xpedi- 
,„  i  n  , T,-o2  wi-  h  the  Irrawaddy  Column  ( Medai  with  Clasp) .     Served  m  the  campaign  on  the  N  orth  -West  Krou- 

1  ,1.  S;  under  Sir  Wdtom  Lockhart  in  1807-0S  with  the  Malakand  and  Molmiand  Field  Forces,  lucludmg  the 
inition^  in  Bajam-,  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  lacludiiig  the  capture  of   the  Sampagha  and 
rhn".^Pa"seTaud  the  operations  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with 
»T  ?Ia  or  M   S  C  Camp  Mil  served  with  the  Burmese  ExpeiUtion  in  1886-37  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

*  Maior  F  R  Drak^served  with  the  Hazara  Exoeditlou  in  1888  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  tJie  campaign 
ithSthW^stFrantleroflTdia^  in  iS97-9S  with  the   I'lrah  Expeditionary  Force 

i;i''f.l!!;!^.'w  H°tf„'binsnn  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1835-S7  (Medal  with  Clasp),  in  18S7-89 

iitly  n-ounded  (iledal  with  two 
",  ■\vith.  Claspl.  Served  in  the 
9S  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force 

;;:  l^ZZf^-f^^^^^^'S:^^^^^^^^^^  ^^^a^lw^Clajp,  served  in  th. 
p;niViSSintheSoudau\f";r^^^^^  "'  '^^  Medjidie,  Khedive  s  Star  with 

'fst'r'o,,!.;,,  T  c  Thoro'erved  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1835-S7  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

r?;^l:i  ^t^S^I^^I'^f'S^'^a^anc^^lf tS^'p^^i^^  s;?if Rivir,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Panjkora 
'  r  ";  •  ,nf.fin  H*  P  ?ook  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  In  1886  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

:::  ;:Si:|S?t??eS'^^^B?=^S^irs;^^^^^  -th  the 

,  .prce^under  Sir  Robert  Low  m  1895  (MeiM  ^.i^h  ^^laspK  Expedition  in  . S91  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

;    161  Caiitam  P.  H.  F.  R.  M  '^^^''a'i^^F,;''^,;,.'"^  p^nedition  in  iSS^;  with  No.  9  Mountain  Battery  Cmque  Ports 

loivl^tana^  'B8f-^''wrNo:''Mo™^^^^ 


no^b  War  Sen-ices  of  the  Officers  of  the  lioi/al  Garrison   AriiUenj, 

expedition  to  the  Black  Mountain  in  1888  (mentioncu  in  despatches,  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaii^n  on  the  Norl 
West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897,  includinc;  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range,  and  afterwards  with  the  Tira 
Expeditionarv  Force  (Medal  with  three  Clasps)'. 

'«  Captain *E.  D.  C.  Cameron  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasi'). 

ii^^  Captain  T.  L.  Coxhead  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  an  engag 
mem  at  Ningyan  on  the  loth  Octoher  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■^  Captain  R.  G.  Merrim:in  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Tambaka  Countrv,  on  the  VVest  Coast  of  Africa,  i 
i8q2,  including' the  capture  of  Tambi  (/jSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

1"-  Captain  W.  K.  Hardy.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantrj-,  '•  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  7S6. 

173  Captain  T.  B.  'Wood  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-Sp  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■*  Captain  C.  G.AVatson  served  with  the  two  Miranzai  Expeditions  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"^  Captain  G.  R.  Lamb  served  with  the  two  Miranzai  Expeditious  in  1891  i.Medal  with  Clasp). 

i^fi  Captain  G.  S.  Osff  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892. 

>~  Captain  H.  W.  lies  ser\'ed  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i33S  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;    with  the  Burme 
Expedition  in  i837-S9.incluiiina:  the  operations  of  the  Phoukhan  Column  m  which  he  commanded  two  guns 
No.  S   Bensral  Mountain  Baitery  (two   ClaspsJ ;    and  with  the   Manipore  Expedition    ia    1S9:   (mentioned  1 
despatches.  Clasp;. 

'''*  Captain  H.  F.  Vanderzee  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

>■*  Captain  Hudson  served  with  theChitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert,  Low  in  1S95  (Medal  with  Clasp 

1*1  Captain  T.  E.  Marshall  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  Tammu  Column  (Medal  wi 
Clasp) ;  with  the  "NVuntho  Expedition  in  1091  (Clasp) ;  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Northern  Chin  Hills  in  :S9-. 
93  under  Brigadier  General  Palmer  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

1^-  Captain  H.  B.  Strange  served  during  the  rebellion  in  the  North  West  Territories  of  Canada  in  1885  as  Aide  c 
Camp  to  Major  General  Strange,  Commanding  Alberta  Field  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  on  the  281 
May  at  Frenchman's  Butte  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSy 
1000  on  Transport  duty. 

'-3  Captain  Bruce  Kingsmill  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Black  Mountain  in  1 888  as  Assistant  Transport  Offici 
3rd  Column  and  subsequently  in  the  Advanced  Column  at  Thakot  and  Allai  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

18*  Captain  Hill  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  and  again  in  1887-89  with  the  Upper  Burraah  Fie; 
Force  (.Medal  with  two  Clasps) ;  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i8qi(  Clasp);  and  with  the  Isazai  Field  Force  in  189 

1*^  Captain  A.  E.  J.  Perkins  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i«qi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1S6  Captain  L.  W.  P.  East  served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  i3qi  with  No.  2  Derajat  Mountain  Batter 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  UTO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp),  and  in  the  operations  against  the  Abor  Tribes  iu  th 
North  East  Frontier  of  Assam  in  1894. 

1^'  Captain  C.  J.  Blunt  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895,  and  was  present  a, 
the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  the  passage  of  the  SwatRiver,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Panjkora  River  (Mer 
with  Clasp). 

1^  Captain  J.  G.  Baldwin  served  in  the  Burmese  campaign  in  1890-02,  including  the  Tonhon  and  Wuntb 
pcditions  and  the  operations  on  the  North-East  frontier  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  South  African  war 
1800-1900. 

'*^  Captain  Lyle.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry.  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786. 

13"  Captain  T.  A.  Tancred  served  in  the  operations  in  Matabeleland  in  1893-94  (Medal). 

131  Captain  O.  K.  Tancock  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  unde    Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  (Medal  with  Clasp' 

15-  CaptainW.  D.  Nichol  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'"  Captain  M.  A.  C.  Crowe  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  wit 
Clasp). 

1^*  Captain  R.  St.  G.  Gorton  servedwith  the  first  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891,  and  with  the  expedition  agains 
the  Hunza-Nagars  in  1S91-92— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitrc 
Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1805  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1^^  Lt. Colonel  H.  E.  J.  Brake  served  in  tlie  operations  against  the  Chief  Mpescni  in  Central  Africa  and  Britis 
Rhodesia  in  189S  (mentioned  in  despatches,  BSO.  and  Medal). 

1^'  Captain  U.  A.  Reid  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Exijedition  in  1S90  with  No.  7  Mountain  Battery.  Served  wit 
the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  No.  4  Hazara  Mountain  Battery  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

13*  Captain  K.  K.  Knapp  served  with  the  Manipore  Fielc.  Force  iu  1391,  and  in  the  ChinHills  in  iggi  with  th 
Baunghe,  Tashon  and  Nwengal  Columns  (Medal  with  Clasp);  in  Lushai  in  1892  with  Captain  Rose's  Burm 
Relief  Column  (Clasp);  and  with  the  VVaziristan  Field  Force  in  1894-95  (Clasp). 

'■^  Captain  R.  H.  Hare  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895,  and  was  present  a 
the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  the  passage  of  the  Swat  River,  and  the  engagements  at  Panjkora  and  Mo 
mugai (Medal  with  Clasp).  Ser\ed  iu  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Deputy  Assittant  Adjutant  (Jener: 
for  Intelligence,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Stormberg. 

^'  Captain  G.  R.  M.  Church  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1890. 

202  Captain  G.  G.  Traheme  served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  m  iSqi  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  includin 
the  engagement  at  Sangar  (Medal  with  ClaspV     Sen-ed  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900. 

™3  Captain  F.  G.  Smallwood  served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  188S  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  th 
Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^  Captain  H.  C  Larymore  served  with  the  expedition  against  the  Jebus.  Lagos,  in  1892  (mentioned  in  de 
spatches, Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895  {CMG.  an' 
Star). 

^"  Captain  W.  H&wel  Jones  servedwith  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  with  th 
Isazai  Field  Force  in  1892.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  m  1895,  and  was  presen, 
at  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  in  the  engagement  near  Khar  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  cami* 
paign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1807-98  with  the  Jumrood  Column  c 
the  Peshawu  r  Field  Force,  and  afterwards  with  the  Mohmund  Field  Force  including  the  capture  of  the  Bedmant 
Pass  (Clasp). 

2<»  Captain  J.  A.  Stewart  served  in  Burma  in  1SS9-92,  including  the  operations  of  the  Tonhon  Expedition  (Mede 
with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Rebel  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895,  and  was  present  at  the  captor 
of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  In  the  engagements  in  the  Swat  Valley,  at  Panjkora  River  and  Mamugai  (Medal  wit 
Clasp). 

^i"  Captain  A.  M.  Smith  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  iniS9i(Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  thelsazs 
Field  Force  m  1802.      Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-11  Captain  H.  L.  N.  Beynon  servetl  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir-  Williar 
Lockhart  in  1S07  I  Medal  with  Clasp). 

=^'^  Captain  \V.  St.  C.  Bland  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Chiu  Hills  in  1891-92  with  No.  S  Bengal  Mountai 
Battery  in  the  Kanhow  Column.  Served  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition,  2nd  Brigade,  under  Sir  Wilbam  Lock 
hart  m  1S94-95  with  No.  S  Bengal  Mountain  Battery  (Medal  with  Cla.ip). 

-'■*  Captain  R.  P.  Molesworth  served  with  the  \\'aziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-9 
<Medal  with  Clasp).  Ser\-ed  in  the  cnmimign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  ii 
1897-93  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-'•  Captain  F.  R.  Patch  served  in  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  i8qi  under  Sir  William  Lockhart,  and  was  presem 
in  the  engagement  at  Sangar— wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  m  1892.  Servei 
with  theChitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  In  1805  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  wa^ 
in  1899-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  in  the  engagements  at  Spioi 
Kop,  \aal  Krantz,  Pieter's  Hill,  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith;  took  part  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  Northeri 
Natal  and  in  the  Transvaal. 

•■!l'>  Captain  J.  F.  Fisher  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhai 
in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  iu  the  South  African  war  in  iSoc 
1900  with  the  Cai^e  Pioneer  Railway  Regiment. 


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■16  rantain  G  M'K.  Franks  served  with  the  Waziristan  Expeilitiou  under  Sir  WilUam  Lockhart  iu  1894-gs 
■prlal  with  L'lasp)  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1S97  with  the  Tochi  Field 
'rf^p  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSqS,  and  was 
psent  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum— horse  killed  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie, 
itish  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps) ;  and  in  iS^q  in  the  operations  resulting  m  the  final  defeat 
the  Khalifa  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  4th  Class  of  thp  Osmanieh). 
■13  Captain  E   P.  Carter  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  m  1895,  and  was  present  at 

0  canture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  in  the  euKagoment  at  Kh-),r( Medal  with  Clasp).  ^,  „  . 
•19  rantain  H  W  M  Parker  served  with  the  Isazai  K.Kpedition  in  1892.  Served  in  the  oimpaijn  on  the  North 
est  Fi-ontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  October  1897  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  with  No.  6 
mmbav)  Mountain  Battery  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .  .  ^  ,.  ,  „■  ,,.■,,■ 
sioCantainG  V.  Davidson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
5Ckhart  in  1S97-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  57th  Field  Battery  Royal  Artillery  (Medal  with 

(2S-.*Caotain  R  E  Stuart  sen-ed  in  the  campaijrn  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
,rt  i>i  1807-08  with  the  Malakand  and  Mohmund  Field  Forces,  includins  the  operations  in  Baianr,  and  wiiti  the 
irah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  capture  of  the  Samp.agha  and  Arhanga  Passes  and  the  operations  m 
.0  Rn7flr  Vallev  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ,.         ,      ^.    ,^,.„,        ^      ,  ,_     . 

a'  contain  H  G  Brett  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
'  'sX-nr  with  No  uDeraj at  Mountain  Battery  with  the  Kohat-Kurram  Field  Force  including  the  relief  of  the 
,^«na  Forts  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Fore  ■  including  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha and  .\rhauga  Passes, 
td  S  the  operations  in  the  Maidan  and  Bazar  Valleys  including  the  engagement  at  Kahu  Pass  (Medal  with  three 

«3^rl'otain  A  A  M'Hardy  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-93  with  the 
ri'oknnfl  Field  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Landakai,  and  in  the  operations  in  Bajaur  and  in  the 
,ni,,ndcountrv  also  served  with  the  Buner  Field  Force  including  the  capture  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with 
lt«^!i  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-19  o  as  Divisional  Signalling  Officer  sth  Infantry  Division, 
"t  Cantain  W  F  T  Corrie  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Mir  William 
n"v-wt  in  i307^3  with  No.  1  (Kohat)  Mountain  Battery  with  the  Tirah  Etpeditionary  Force,  and  was   present 

1  the  en'^a-'ement  at  Dargai,  at  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  the  operations 
gainst  the  (Jhamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ,  ,  ^.  .  „  „  ...  ..  -,  ,  ,  , 
??;  contain  R  E  Tvler  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98  with  the  Malakand 
i7ld  Force  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  Two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in 
99-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  13th  to  i8th  February  1900 -slightly 

^"cRntain  H  C  Moultrie  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1893,  and  was  present  at 
le  capturs  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  the  passage  of  the  Swat  River,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Panjkora  River  (Medal 

3*(^autain  E  E  Edlmann  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897  with  the  Tirah 
Tnpditionarv  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Z)SO.  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

S  Pantain  R  E  Home  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  W  illiam  Lockhart 
noc,3  with  the'  is't  Division  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  No.  i  (Kohat)   Mountain  Battery    from  the  ^7111 

tS'SlpIafn  A.^Lf>rBray  tl?iedwith  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  .83,  (Medal  with 

'-M'l''o„tnin  P  L  Galloway  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
.',.vnVinthBcammi<niontheNorth  West  Frontier  of  In  lia  under  Sir  WiUiata  Lockhart  in  1897-98  as  Aide  de 
amp  to  Sir  Power  Palmer,  Commanding  the  Lines  ot  Communication  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (mentioned 

1  a'l'nr.iaiif  E  'g°W  a\^mouth  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  and  was 
resent  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Clasp  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive  s 
Tedal  with  Clasp) 


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aotain  R.  H.'  F.  M'CuUoch  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  under  Sir  Frederick  Carrington  in  i8 


1  commandot  Royal  Artillery— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  flSO.).  ,     „„         ^     -r,  ■      ^-       ^  1 

=°i  ("aotain  J  EL.  Bruce  served  with  the  Wuntho  Expedition  in  1891  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General 
rnlsMev  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of 
udia  under  Sir  WiUiaui  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tocbi  Field  Force  with  No.  3  (Peshawar)  Mountain  Battery 

•Medal  with  Clasp).  "  .  ,_    ,     t         ■  t^        ,-.•       ■      o 

sMCaiitainE   H.  B.  Craster  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892.  „  ,.    ,.  ■,      c-    ,,-„■ 

»  clitain  H  S  de  Brett  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
ockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  with  No.  6  (Bombay)  Mountain  Battery  including  the  engagement 
t  Mai/ar  on  loth  June  1S97  (Zl.SO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  ,        .      „  .  »    ^ ., 

M'  Captain  C  W.  J.  Orr  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895,  and  was  present  at  the 
.mture  of  the  ilalakand  Pass  and  in  the  engagement  near  Khar  (Medal  with  Clasp).  „,„    „ 

£»  (■■lotain  R  S.  de  Winton  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
ockhart  in  ,393  with  No.   i  (Kohat)  Mountain  Battery  with  the  1st  Division  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  from 

'''«  LfeTc"  if  K  GrlfserTed  I'nThtcampaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
I  ,SQ7-g8  with  the  Malakand  and  Mohmand  Field  Forces,  including  the  operations  in  Bajaur,  and  with  the  Tirah 
xpSit'onll-y  Force,  including  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes  and  the  operations  in  the  Bazar 

''^^"  BrCTefM^i^r's  a^C*:  Tm^^^^^^  in  South  Africa  under  Sir  Frederick  Carrington  in 

■Hf  'cTp^STr  1  wrn'er^s^e^ved'^fn  the  campSgk  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
,  ,o„^ith  the  8th  Bengal  Mountain  Battery  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  including  the  defence  of  Malakand 
iounird  the  operalioM  in  the  Mamund  Valley,  and  the  engagements  at  Markhanai  and  Muyat  Kila-severely 
rounded  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  ZISO,  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ,  „^  r.„,. 

°«  clptalu  J.  h!  Paine  served  in  the  operations  in  Mekran  in  .898,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Gok 

^""glSn'NrF^'r'Sxrnn^^^^^^^^  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  W-dliatn 

>ockharttn  iSo^-oS  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  with  No.  9  Mountain  Bat  cry  Royal  Artillery,  mcludng  the 
n°aSement  at  llndakai  and  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range  and  in  the  Kurram  Valley  in  Angu»t  and 
ngagement  at  i^anuaKa  xirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  No.  8    Bengal    Mountain  Battery,  and  was  present 

.Xe"n/aie'mintsat^'ha?ru  Kot^lS  Zgai/at  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in 
^^'S^i'V:^^:^:^^^^^!^^^^-^'^^^-    served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under 

'".^^°U.Z^°RK   ptUr^erVed'SitoTcampaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 

,  t  I-if"'-    .^il^'^Nn  „  AifnXin  Battery   inSuding  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range,  the  engagements  at 

at™  KirafanrDargal^Se?oTc?nf  of  the  Sampagia  and'  Arhanga  Passes,  and  the  operations  iu  the  Maidar. 

-11%  ^^ffr  "v"  T^reU  ser^d'i'n  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
"1898  vvit^No.  X  (^I^oTat)  MountSn  B\tte°rv«?th  the  xst  Division  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  from  nth  February 
HeUal  with  two  Clasps). 

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Corps  of  Boyal  Engineers. 


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DavUlson,  Georcc,*''  Mint  Master,  Bombay  •• ■ ;'"Bn>^'iVa'i^ 

Solk^.  Chas.  ies..  Examiner  of  C^^^™"'^"! '='»'«y,f^°Ti*^'  1°S  *r  ■;::::: 

Spils ini^v.  EdsarChas.  '■■>  Suptag.  Eur.,  -ad  Gnule,  ^  -W-D- Abu,  Bom  «y^ 
Wl.„er.  Edmund  A,.KU.tujO-pe,nUyAcc.untant  t--^,  P^^jj^J^-^'^^Vncbi' 


'  CAPTAIN, 


II  Sepb.73    3  Jan.  85;ii  Sept,93 


6  Jan.  72  6  Jan.  84115  Jan.  91 
9  Jan.  73  8. Jan.  851  3  June.92 
9  Jan.  73;  8  Jan.  STii2july  93 
.  2g-Apr.  731  8  Jan.  85!  13  Not.  9; 
iiSept.73  8  Jan.  85ii4July  95 
Jeron:e:^er^.Se;S^i;;^^Sg;|tMKeldr6;r7t^inmntryDivi.ion.S.>  „  g.^,.^^    3  j„„.  3^1  .^^^.^^ 

Sc^SSo^rie^ GeSvKC  Ke^lneth;;- Coiumindms- iVoya^  Expe-  V 

(litionary  FoicP,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel ■•• v;""T'".;Vo"Ti''mrinV,'fi 

,,..'.<•    Sinclair.  HuV'b  Montgomerie.'«  (BI.LtX'ol.  25  Mar.  9«  •  ^i'.''?,;^-.?."?;;" ""^ 

Kenvon,  Edward  Raimlpb.  Superintending  Engineer,  Devo  port  Dock^^        

(ii-Tnt   Samuel  Charles  Norton,  CMG.  Orilnance  Snrxey,  Southampton 

Ba"D.CbaXrM-Guire>^  Member  of  Ordnance  Committee,  Woolwich,  with  ranlO 

of  J.t.Colouel,  15  Apr.  90 ,■.";■,•■■■, 

Middlemass.  John  Crawford,  Trincomah.  Ceylon Vi:;";""n:V™nm 

Peel  Frederick.^'  Coiiiiiiandins  Royal  Kngineer,  Mditary  Worlds,,  B^^'g""™  ■:•„-„■; 
Lu?™n8!johnGallwey.'^".Comdg.R.EnK.,I!hundelkhu.idpistnct^^,A^^^^^^ 
Maxwell.  Cedric.-'*-  Simon's  Town.  South  Africa,  ^ntll  rank  of  Lt.Colonel 
Cleevc,  Stewart  Dalrymiile.-"'-'  Dublin.. 


12  Feb.  74'.i2  Feb.  85 
12  Feb.  74;i2  Feb.  85 
12  Feb.  74  12  Feb.  85 

12  Feb.  74I12  Feb.  85 

12  Feb.  74' 12  Feb.  85 
12  Feb.  74:12  Fel).  85 
12  Feb.  74  12  Feb.  S;ii2  Feb.  94 
29  Apr.  73I  S  Jan.  Ssj  4  Apr.  04 
..1.7  AtUff.  7417  Aug.  85|io  May  9^ 


I  Jan.  94. 
12  Jan.  94, 
12  Feb.  94 

12  Feb.  94 

12  Feb.  93. 
Feb.  94 


18  May  94 
21  May  94. 
II  June 94 
2 1  June  9+ 

7  July  94. 

6  Aug.  94, 


MacDonneli,AlfredCreaghV^''In.tructorinSuVveyinsSchoolofMil.EDg.,.6Dec.95;i7Aug.7V7Aus^ 

Sl^Sj^-^n^^^cJ^iSiSyAVKugb^erVMiuiirfWc^^^^ 

Dickie    John  Eirord,='  Field  Bnmnser,  China  Expeditionary  Force 17  Aug.  74/7  Aug.  85 

Ty'ei    Henr?ESd,  Special  Duty,  Defence  Works,  Isle  of  Wi  |,7  Aug. 74.17  Aug.8; 

Abbott  HerbeA-tEdw  Stacy  ="  DSO.,  Siipg.  Eng.,  D.P.W.,  Rawul  Rmdee.... ^....,17  Aug.  74  17  Aug.  85 

p.s.c.  Foster,  Hubert  John,'-"  Quarter  Master  General  Canadian  MiUtia,  with  rank  (.  I  g  ^^^   ^^|„g  j^^^    c.^  ^^  Sept. 94. 

of  Lt.Colonel,  11  Aug.  9S i28Jan   7si28  Jan   86    i  Oct    at 

|^S'lS^e^^n:-Co^-;^ingRoyaYE;;g^^^^  jjB  Jau!  86  24  Oct!  9. 

H^^ait-SJ^coJu^^KiJi^r^f  ^r,'^^  :::::::::;:  g ?1  g  1  pg : 

Hawkins,  Walter  Francs.^"    On  Leave.    Ordered  to  AUlershot.... •■■■•■••■•■■- ^|i9  Aug-  75|  9  Aug.  36,2    Dec.  94- 

Jackson,  Louis  Charle-s,"  Instructor,  School  of  Mlitary  Engineering,  Chatham ,9  A  g.  75    9  Aug.  86  2    Jan.  9, 

Littlcdale   Ralph  Pudsay.^^  Special  dutv.  Loan  Works,  Hong  Iv.ng ,19  Aug.  75  .9  Aug.  ib\  i  Mar.  95 

Commel  ne  C inirles  Erncst.=^4ermud«-.     l,eai  e.  England.    Ordered  to  Cork ,9  Aug.  n\^9  Aug.  86,29  Mar.  9s 

Cowan,  James  Henry,  titaff  Officer,  Boyal  |.:„gineer.s.  Natal    I  2  Fob.  76I  2  Feb.  87,29  Mar.  9.^ 


Bond.  Francis  George,'^^'  Bengal  Sappers  ami  Miners,  Roorkee ;•.••—•• 

n  8  <    Leverson,  George  Fraiicis,'^*  E/quh-e  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem,  Coiiiinandmg^ 

jith  (Field)  Co.  2nd  Infantry  Division.  South  Africa  Field  Force    .1 

Rowles,  Frederick  Gilbert-'^^    On  Leave.    Ordered  to  London 

Lon^e,  Francis  Bacon,-'-3  Siipt.  ist  Grade,  Topog.  Surv. of  India.    On  Leave 

Turrou  William  Harry,  Station  Commandant,  Kimberlev,  South  Africa 


2  Feb.  761  2  Feb.  87i29Mar.  95 

2  Feb.  76;  2  Feb.  Sy-  9  Apr.  95 

2  Feb.  76I  2  Feb.  S7I14  Apr.  95  ,  | 
2  Feb.  76'  2  Feb.  87 1 17  A)ir.  95  J 
14  Aug.  76  14  Aug.  87'   2  May  95  | 


Brotherton, Thomas  de'la  Haye,-'"  Instructor  School  of  Militarv  Ei.g.  Chatham .14  Aug.  76  14  Aug.  87,  2  .Tu  y  95 

Carr  George  Anderson,  In.st..  S.  M.  E.,  ,0  Jan.  96.  Sec.  R.  Eng.  Coimmttee I14  Aug.  76  14  Aug.  87.  2  July  95 

Kellf,  Arthur  James,  Counnanding  Royal  Kngiiieer,  Mil.  Works,  Umballa 14  Aug.  76  14  Aug.  87|  7  Aug.95 

Stanton  Edward  Charles,"^  Assistant  Director  General,  Military  Works,  Simla 14  Aug.  76  14  Aug.  87  12  Aug.  95 

ji.n.c.  Heath,  Fred.  Crofton=»H-B«.ilf<i/Dr,  26  Jan.  88).  Station  Commandant  Lmesofi  |,    jg^_      ,,5  j^q.  s8  12  Aug.95 

Communication.  Kimborl 'V,  South  Africa  Field  Force    i  !       t        00        . 

GlUbb,  Frederic  Mauley.-W  South  Africa 25  Jan.  77  =5  Jan.  88|:2  Aug. 95 1 

Thomson,  Andrew  Graham.-"  Commanding  u  Company  3rd  Int.  Div.,  S.  Africa)   ;,  j^y.  ,,!25Jan. 

Field  Force  (7,7, il/.i;..i-,  s6  Jan.  88)    ■■>        ,  I      . 

J,  s  c  Pemberton,  Ernest  St.  Clair,-"=i'^CoinmHnding  60th  (Field)  Company,  Aklershot,25  Jan.  77  25  Jan. 

,;'s  c.  Laffan,  Henry  David,  Anglo-German  Boundary  Commission,  South  Africa ■"  '"'"'  ■•- 

,,.K.r.Lawson.Hy..Merrick='"(K(.ifn/</j-,2  Aprd  33  ;  BI.LI.CoL,  ;6Nov.  98).  Assistant ) 

Adjutant  General,  South  Africa  Field  Force S 

Tanner,  John  Arthur.21'  DSO.  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  for  Royal) 

l-:ngiueer,  ttinila,  12  Feb.  00 ),  ■      k        ^q 

Saukey,  Alfred  Robert  JIandeville,  Home  District [19  June  77,   i  Apr.  oB 

Reynolds,  Frank  Romilly,  Office  of  Inspector  General  of  Fortifications.  War  Officeiig  June  77 


19  June  77 
19.  June  77 

19  June  77 


I  Apr.  88 
I  Apr.  88 

I  Apr.  88 


MacCarthy,  Feli.-i  Denis'Francis,''-  Commanding  Royal  Engineer,  Fernioy  itriup:) 

Irvine,  James  Laird, ="  Commanding  A  Troop  R.  Eng.  S.  Africa  Field  Force  

Jackson,  Hugh  M.,=*'  Special  Duty,  S.  Africa  Field  Force 

ji.s.c.  Agar,  Edward,  Comma  ding  26th  (Field)  Co.,  Corps  Troops,  South  Africa 

Rice,  Spring  Robert,  Ladysmith,  Natal    

Meercs,  Arthur  Douglas,  Jamaica 

Dumbleton,  Horatio  Norris,''^  Chief  Instructor  in  Submarine  Mining.  Portsmouth  .. 
Prendergast,  Theodore  John  Warrender,  Comiiir.  Wei-hai-Wei,  wjtli  rank  of  Lt.Ool. 

Adair,  Henry  Benjamin  Naylor.^***  Dover 

St.  John,  Charles  William  Robert,  Staff  Officer  to  District  Engineer,  Gibraltar 

VoUand,  William,  Malta 

Man  tell,  Alfred  Montgomery,-*'  Athlone 

Buru-ilurdoch,  Paul  11., -1'^  Comdg.  47  th  (Fortress)  Co.,  Lines  of  Com. .S.Africa  F.F. 

Williams,  Godfrey, -r-'  tioninianding  Royal  Engineer,. MiUtary  Works,  Bangalore 

lluskissou,  William,  Professor  Royal  Military  College  14  Jan.  98  

Cregan,  Thomas  Andrew,  Curragh  ,... 

Driiitt,  Edward,  Inspector  of  Riulwa.vs,  Board  of  Trade .^ 

Chesne.v,  Harold  Frank,-'''0  Exec.  Eng.,  ist  Grade.  D.P.W.,  Simln,  Punjab 

Brownrigg,  Henrv' John  Watt,  Commanding  Royal  Engineer,  Woolwich  (^ '/-/».) 

Stafford,  Henry  Lawrence  Caulleild  Howard,  Colchester 

Auderson,  Francis  James,-^*  Cork  District,  Waterford 

Arkwrighr,  Leonard  Arthur,-^-  Commanding  2iid  (Fortress)  Co.,  Cairo,  Kgyjifc 

Gubbins,  Philip  Charles.  Ceylon    ",. 

CairncH, William  Alan,-^''  Comdg.  37  Co.  5th  Infantiy  Division,  S.  Africa  Field.Force... 

Stocktlale,  Godfrey  Henry  WoUey,  Plymouth 

Davidson,  Stuart,  War  Olfice,  Wiiitahall 

Leigh,  Richard,  I'reston 

Horniblow,  Frank  Herbert,  Mauritius 

Baker,  Walter  Way,  Coninianding  R.  Engineer,  Jlil. Works,  India.   Leave,England... 

Russell,  Bruce  Bremner,-^'  Madras  Sappers  and  Miners,  Bangalore 

Learo.yd,  Charles  Douglas,-^^  Special  Service, Rhodesian  Fieltl  Force,  South  Africa.... 

Norris,  Stephen  Leslie,--'*'  Stall' Officer  to  District  Engineer,  York  

Mullal.y,  Herbert,""  D.A.Q.M,  (Jen.  for  Mobilisation,  Simla  


I  Apr.  88 
19  June  77'  I  Apr.  88 
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oOct.    77  i    I  Apr 
9  Oct.   77 ,  4  Apr  ',88 
9  Oct.   77'   I  Julj-tSS 
9  Oct.   77 ;   I  Jul.l    88 
9  Oct.    771   I  July  88 
31  Jan.  7S'  I  July  88 
31  Jan.  781  :  July 
31  Jan.  78]  10  July  88 
31  Jan.  78114  July  88: 
31  Jan.  78,18  July  88 
31  Jan.  78    I  Aug.  88l 
31  Jan.  78,19  Aug.  88 
31  Jan.  78' 16  Dec.  88 
31  Jan.  78118  Dec.  88 
31  Jan.  73' 18  Dec.  33 
31  Jan.  78  18  Dee.  88 
31  Jan.  78^18  Dec.  88 
3:  Jan.  78(18  Dec.  88 
31  Jan.  73  18  Dec.  88 
18  Dec.  78;  10  Jan.  89 
18  Dec.  78I12  Jan.  89 
18  Dec.  78'  8  Feb.  89 
18  Dec.  76    3  Mar.  80 
18  Dec.  76    8  Mar.  89 
18  Dec.  78  19  Mar.  Sg     . 
18  Dec.  78  28  Mar.  89    4  Apr.  9' 
18  Dec.  78'3o  Mar.  89I  3  Juneg: 


2  Aug.  95 

I  Aug.  95 
12  Aug.95 

14  Sept.  95 

1  Oct.  95 

22  Oct.  95 
5  Dec.  95 
I  Mar.  96 

11  Mar.  96 
9  Apr.  96 

20  Apr.  96 
9  May  gf 

22  Jul.y  96 
25  July  sf 

5  Aug.gt 

12  Aug. 

12  Aug. 
n  Aug. 

13  Aug. 
8  Sept. 

16  Sept. 

23  Sept. 
I  Oct. 
1  Oct. 
I  Oct. 
4  Oct. 

7  Oct. 
iQ  Oct. 

6N0V.9I 
23N0T.  gt 

6  Dec.  g( 
31  Dec.  9I 
31  Dec  gi 
31  Dec.  9' 
^i  Dec.  9( 
31  Dec.  91 

8  Jan.  9: 
;4  Mar.  9: 


Corps   of  Royal  Engineers. 


■zog 


of  Jmiiii,  Poouil, 


MKUT. 

iSDeo.  78 
i3  Deo.  7S 
6  Apr.  79 
6  Apr.  70 

6  Apr.  79, 

6  Apr.  79 

6  Apr.  79 

6  Apr.  79 

,  6  Apr.  79 

tj  Apr.  79 

6  Apr.  79 

6  Apr.  79 

o  Apr.  79 

30  July  79 

30  July  79 

3oJ.lly  79 

30  .faly  79 

30  July  79 

30  July  79 

30  July  79 

30  July  79 

30  July  79 

i3  Feb.  3o 

i3  Feb.  3o 


JIajobs. 

'Siude,  Willi.am  Henry,  Brighton    

lills,  Dudley  Aclaud,  StaffOfiicer  to  Distilct  Engineer,  Devonport  

Vinn,  John,-^^  Instructor  School  of  Military  Engineering,  Chatham,  6  Dec.  9S 

Jurrard,  Sidney  Gerald,  Superintendent,  2ud  Grade,  Tri  gonometrical  Surv.ot'India 
ielly,  Francis  Henry,-"  {Brccet  Lt.Coloutly  20  May  gS),  Oihciating  Assistant") 

Adjutant  General,  Qaetta S 

Cing,  Henry  Somerset,-''*  HoDg  Kong , 

iron-ne,  Clement  Alfred  Rigby ,  Deputy  Manager,  Xorth  Western  Railway,  Lahore 

lussell,  Walter,  Shoeburyness   

effreys,  Frederick  Vaughan,  China  Expeditionary  Force 

ioberts,  Henry  Bradley,  HaUfax,  N.S 

'ownshend,  Ernest,  Jamfiica  

'.s.i'.  Sandbach,  Arthur  Edmund-*^' 

lllen,  Robert  Franklin, =«'  Oommanding  Royal  Engineer,  Military  Works,  Aden... 

)allas,  James,  Edinburgh 

Ituart,  Andrew  Mitchell,-'^  Inspector,  .Submarine  Defences  0 

Norton,  Charles  Edward,  Special  duty.  Home  District 

iiggs,  Henry  Vero,-'*2>.S'0.  Comdg.  Royal  Engineer,  Military  Work:f,  Rawul  Plndee 
iurton,  Edmund  Mcrceron,-"'  Commanding  Royal  Engineer,  Base,  Capo  Town 

:uke,  Martin  Litchfield, =''  Cork.    Ordered  to  Bermuda  

)ldfield,  Frederick  Hume,="  Comug.  R.  Engineer,  Military  Works,  Secrmderaljad 

)opping-Hepenstal,  Lambert  John, -*^  Dublin  

irant,  Alex.,  Special  dut,T,Wk3.,  Comdg.  R.  Eng.,  Esquimalt,  with  rank  of  Lt.Col. 

lemming,  Edward  Hughes, ^^  War  Office 

lodder,  William  Morgan,^'  Temporary  duty,  Weymouth 

luleatt,  Hugh,2'«  ist  Assist.  Building  Works, Ord.  Factories,  Woolwich  Arsenal... 
Jaclagau.  Robert  Smeiton,-"'E.xec.  Eng.  2nd  Grade,  P.W.D.;  Dep.  Director  of> 

Railway,  Lines  of  Commn.  South  Africa  F.  F.,  with  rank  of  Lt. Colonel i 

loyd,  Mossom  Archibald,  Malta    

liiliard,  William  Robert,  Military  Works,  India.    Oo  Leave 

Jwayne,  Harald  George  Carlos,^**  Commanding  Royal  Engineers,  Jubbulpore 

Jathan,  Matthew,  VMO,  Governor  .and  Commander  in  Chief,  Gold  Coast  

'owic,  Alexander  Hugh,  St.  Lucia.     Leave,  England 

'hackwell,  Osbert  Montague  Roche,  Calcutta 

tewart,  James,^*^  ShorncliiTe 

Cincaid.  William  Francis  Henry  Style^";  (Bl. Major  i&'Sov.  96,  Bf.if.tW.  16XOT.  1 

qS),  -Ys.sistant  Ad.iutant  General,  South  Africa,  24  Aug.  oj j 

JS  Aylmer,  Fentou  John,-"'  Ferozepore    (Bt.Majo,-,   iS  Oct.  95;    Bl. Lt.Col. \ 

22  Jan.  96) ) 

Japper,  John  Edward,^*®  Commanding  Cape  Pioneer  Railway  Regiment,  with") 

rank  of  Lt. Colonel    .V 

:addele.y,  Charles  Edward,""  Bombay  Sappers  and  Miners,  Quetta 

liEon.  Peter  Eden,^!'  Military  Works,  India 

[ill,  Cecil,"- Ceylon 

leredith,  Edward  Spencer,  Chester 

■etrie,  Ricardo  Dartnell,^'^  China  Expeditionary  Force  

iowie,  Charles  Henry, '"J  Assistant  Director  of  Railways,  South  Africa  Fields 

Force,  with  rank  of  Lt. Colonel  S 

,8.c.  Edmonds,  James  Edward,  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  War  OMce,  1 

17  Noy.  00  ifeinp.) J 

Norton,  William  Ross,' '-  E.xecutive  Engineer,  3rd  Grade,  P.W.D.,  Mooltau   

helle.y,  Archibald  Douglas  Graham,  Agent,  S.  I.  Ry.,  Trichinopoly  

rlanville,  Francis, ■*''  BSO.  Devonjiort. 

lllis,  William  Montague,  Exec.  Engineer,  2nd  Grade,  D.P.NV.    Leave,  England  ... 

an  Straubenzee, -irthurHope,  Chatham  

[acdouaid,  Jame.s  Ronald  Leslie,^"  CB.  (Bt.MaJoi;  5  Jan.  95;  B I. Lt. Colonel,  t 

25  Jan.  Q9J,  Balloon  Director,  l.'hina  Expeditionary  Force S 

Walton,   Ellys  William.a^"  Exec.  Eng.  2ml  Grade,  N.W.  Railway,  Lahore 

'undee,  William  John  Daniell,^-^  Comdg.  Ro.val  Engineer,  Peshawar 

,oper,  Alexander  William,^--  Comdg.  sSth  ( Field)  Co.,  6th  Inf.  Div.,  S.  Africa  F.F. 

ones,  Lewis,  Singapore 

Amilttsn,  James  Edwin  O'Hoi'a,  Isle  of  Wight    

raster,  Shafto  Longfleld, '-^  Exec.  Eng.  2nd  Grade,  Nowstera  Dargai  Rv.,  Mardan|32  Feb.  8. 
.s.c.  Heath,  Gerard  .Moore, ^-*Comdg.  2  Balloon  Section,  South  Africa  Field  Force  22  Fob.  3; 
s.e.  Molony,  Francis  Arthur,'-'  Staff  Officer  to  Insp.  General  Line.s  of  Com- >  ,^    ^^.     ^_ 

municatiou,  South  Africa  Field  Force ■■>  '' 

uard,  William  Du  Cane,-"''  Falmouth 123  .Inly  Sc 

jrdue,  William  George  Ranger,*^'"  Military  Works,  Poona 25  Jnlj'  3.- 

'ade.  James  Uolesworth,'-'  War  Office I23  July  82 

ythell,  William   John,^-'' Deputy  Snpeiiiitendent,  ist  Grade,  Survey  of  India,  > 

Simla  {.Bl.  Ma/ur  22  Jan.  96)     ^. ) 

'ard,  Bernard  Rowland,  Professor  Royal  Military  Academy  n  Jan.  oc  

;ewart,  William  Robert,  Assistant  Director  of  Ra'ilways,  South  .\frica 

lliot,  Gilbert  Sutherland  M'Dowell,  Assistant  Director  of  Railways,  South  Africa 

odb.y,  Charles,-'^  Pl.vmouth    

ringle,  John  Wallace,^^^  Inspector  of  Railways,  Board  of  Trade  

ent,  Herbert  Vaughan,  Portsmouth  

onston.  Eyre,  Commanding  Royal  Engineer,  Military  Works,  Allahabad 

nrony,  Biirdett  Edward,  Comdg.  5t,h  (Field!  Co.  Stli  Inf.  Di\ision,  S.  Africa  F.  P- 
.rown,  Wm.  Baker,  Chief  Inst.  Submarine  Mining  School  of  Military  Engineering 

Ottld,  Charles  Frederick,  Hong  Kong  

enny-Tailyour,  Thomas  Francis  Bruce,-"^  China  E.\peditionar.v  Force  

s.f.  O'Meira,  Walter  Alfred  John,^''  Assist.  Mihtary  Governor  of  Johannesburg 

aggitt,  Edward  Dashwood,^*  South  Africa  Field  Force    

ordou,  William  Staveley,'"^  Miralai,  Staff,  Egyptian  Army,  Cairo  (BMfci/ix'  I 

iSNov.  gh;  Bt.LI.Coluiirl  16 'Sov.gi).     Leave,  England  ) 

mg,  J.   Irvine,-"''  iC'ilG.  Anglo-French  Boundary  Commission,  West  Africa,  V 

with  rank  of  Lt. Colonel  .'. > 

iwrie,  Walter  Gray,  Commanding  Royal  Eagineers,  Alexandria   

linter,  Arnaud  'Olarke,  Ordnance  Survey,  Redhill   ,- 

-•oke,  Harry,  Gibraltar,  Comdg.  oth  Company,  Railways,  S.  Africa  Field  Force... 
irvis,  John"Spott;swoode,  Assist,  to  Comdg  .R.  Eng.,  8th  Inf.  Div.  S.  Africa F.  F.... 

ilvesen,  Charles  Emil,--^"  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners,  Roorkee 

>nham-Carter,  Herman;"''  Under  Secretary,  Govt,  oflndia,  P.W.D.  Railway  {... 

Branch,  Calcutta.    Leave,  England  >  ■.■ 

)se,  Charles  Stuart,-'-"  Executive  Eng.  3rd  Grade,  D.P.W.,  X.W.  Rail.  Mooltan... 


C.lrTi.lN.     _MAJOR. 
I  Apr.  8q  21  July  97 

I  Apr.  39  27  July  07 

I  Apr.  3t)'27  July  97 
I  Apr.  39*31  Aug,  97 

I  Apr.  39I  I  Oct.  97 

1  Apr.  39I  I  Oct.  97 
I  Apr.  89'  I  Oct.  97 
I  Apr.  39    7  Got.  97 


I  Apr.  39  23  Oct.  97 

I  Apr.  39    2  Nov.  97 

I  Apr.  39  19  Nov.  97 

T  Apr,  ig  23  Nov.  97 

I  Apr.  39  19  Deo.  97 

4  Apr.  89    I  Jan.  98 

1 7  Apr.  3g    i  Apr.  gS 

17  Apr.  39    I  Apr.  98 

3}  lay  .39    I  Apr.  gS 

7  May  3g    4  Apr.  gS 

loMay  3c,  16  Apr.  gS 

27.  May  39  19  Apr.  gS 

11  JunuSg|22  May  98 

21  June  39' 26  May  98 

25  .June3gj   I  July  gS 

25  JuneSgj  I  July  gS 

i3  Feb,  3o[  6  July  39:10  July  gS 

i3  Feb.  3c  2o  Jul;,?  39  14  July  gS 

i3  Fob.  So  2.>July  39  I  Aug.  gS 
i3  P'ob.  3o'2.3  July  jg  27  Aug.  qS 
i3  Fob.  3.)'.:3.Iuly  3gl  I  Sept.gS 
19  May  3o  31  July  39I  i  Sept.gS 
ig  May  3oj  6  Aug.  3g  122  Oct.  gS 
ifj  May  3.)  10  Aug.  3g'  12  Jan,  gg 
19  May  3o|  .|  .Sopt.  3g  ; " 
I  Oct.  39 


27  July  83' 

27  July  ;3j_  2  Oct.  3g 

27  July  So    I  Nov. 89 

27  July  .3o  17  Doc.  39 
23  Feb.  Si  17  Doc.  89 
23  Fob.  3i  17  Dec.  3g 
23  Fob.  01  17  Dec.  39 
23  Fob.  81  17  Deo.  3g 


28  Feb,  99 
S  Mar.  99 

14  Mar,  99 

I  Apr.  gg 

I  Apr.  gg 

4  Apr.  gg 

5  Apr.  99 
3  May  gg 

10  May  99 


23  Fob.  3i'i7  Dec.  3Q!i8May  gg 
26  July  3i  i3  Jan.  go'ai  May  99 

2»i  July  812;  Jan.  90 
26  July  3 1    I  Feb.  90 


2fi  July  3 1 
26  July  3 1 
30  July  3i 

22  Fob. 3 

Feb. 32 
•22  Feb.  8, 
Feb.  82 
22  Feb. 
2  Feb.  3 


25  Jnly  82 

25  July  32 
I  Oct.  32 
1  Oct.  82 
1  Oct.   32 

14  Feb.  33 
14  Fab.  3^ 
14  Fob.  83 
14  Fab.  8^, 
14  Feb.  S3 
14  Feb.  83 
14  Feb.  83 
14  Feb.  83 
x4  Fab.  S3 

I  Sept.3i 

26  June  33 

23  July  83 
23  July  33 
28  July  33 
28  Jnly  33 
I  Oct.  82 

28  July  S3 


19  Apr.  '90 

6  May  •)€. 
10  May  go 

7  J'ane  go 

2-3  June 'JO 
30  June '90 
2  -fuly  90 
2  July  90 
6  July  90 


3  June  gg 
g  June  99 

21  June  99 
7  July  gp 

16  July  99 

6  Aug.  99 

g  Aug.  99 
20  Sept.  gg 
23  Sept.99 

I  Oct.  99 
Oct. 


4  Oct. 
4  Oct. 


3  Aug.  90 
3  Aug.  90 1 

22  Oct.  90127  Oct, 

23  Dec.  go  27  Oct, 
I  Jan.  91 1  3  Nov.  99 

15  Jan.  91  T3  Nov.  99 


13  Jan,  91 

13  Jan.  91 
15  Jan.  gi 


12  Aug.  gt 
isAxig.gi 

8  Sopt.91 
•6  Sept  g: 

30  Scpt.gi 

1  Oct.  gi 

t  Oct.  gi 

3  Oct.  91 
6  Nov.  91 

23  Nov.  91 

4  May  gi 

2  Dec.  gi 
14  Feb.  33*13  .\ug.  91 


10  Deq.  gg 

15  Dec.  99 
I  Jan.  00 

16  Feb.  9124  Jan.  00 

1 7  Apr.  91  25  Jan.  00 
6  May  gi  iS  Feb.  00 

12  June  gi  I  1  Mar.  co 
20  June  91  2g  Mar.  00 
I J  July  gii  I  Apr.  00 
6  Aug.  J  r  I  Apr. 


I  Apr.  00 
I  Ai3r.  00 
I  Apr.  00 
I  Apr.  o3 

I  Apr.  00 

I  Apr.  00 

I  Apr  CO 
I  Apr.  00 
I  Apr.  CD 
I  Apr.  00 
g  Apr.  no 

14  Apr.  o.:i 

6  May  'OO 


2IO 


Corps  of  Boyal  Engineers. 


38  July 
28  July 

28  July 

28  July 
IS  Feb. 
15  Feb. 
IS  Feb. 
IS  Feb. 
15  Feb. 
IS  Feb. 
28  July 


Majors. 

Taylor,  Ernest  Frederick/'lo  Com.  igth  (Fortress)  Co.,  S.Africa  Field  Force...  ._|: 
Bu'ckland,  Reijinald  Ulick  Henry.  ■"  Assist,  to  C.  R.  E.  sth Inf.  Div  S.  Africa  !•  .F., 
Curtis,  Reginald  Salmond  i- (/«.  Hi.ior  25  Mar.  96),  Director  of  lelegraiih9,| 

South  Africa,  with  rank  of  Lt.  Colonel • ■ > 

Brett.  Walter  Percival,  Professor  of  Electricity,  R.  Military  Academy,  i  Aor.  00 
Johnstone,  Jas.  Hen.  L'Estrange,PresidentE!.'yi)tiauRailivayAdmm.Cairo('pi//p.) 

Harrisou-Topham,  Thomas,"'  •  DSO.  South  Africa  Field  Force ...^. 

Hum  er- Weston,  Aylmer  Gould  "  {Bt.M,'_i-  =3  Aui;.  95),  D.A.A.  Gen.  S.Africa  *  .  *  .| 

Reynolds.  Arthur  Reynold,  (:hinii  E.vpeilitionary  Force ■ , 

Dealr  John  Anderson,"'"' Military  Works.  Quettn.     Temp.  Loralai   I 

Peryi  Cecil  Charles  James.  Adjutnut  Anglesey  Engineers  (Militia) 
Johnston.  Bruce  Campbell,  Chatham 

Captains. 

Mackenzie,  Ronald  Joseph  Henry  l.ouis,^"  Liyerpool •• 

Gibbou  James  Aubrey,-''  Garrison  Engineer,  Militury  Works,  Lucknow.    On  Leave 

Ashworth,  Perceval,  Executive  Enu'iiicer,  jnl  Grade,  D.P.W.  Railway  Survey,  Akola 

Laurence.  Richard  Thomas  Kaynes,-i-<  Woking .............^......^. 

Wright,  Henry  Brooke  Hagstromer.-'^'  Coniclg.  Telegraph  Sections,  South  Africa  i  leld  Force 

Kowice,  Geoige  Henry,  Lad.v.smith,  Natal    •• 

P.imington,  Joseph)Cameron,"-'UGarriBon  Engmeer,  Military  Works,  Hangii  

Lyons,  Henry  George,  Survey  duty,  Ciiiro 

Roe,  Cyril  Harcourt,:>-"'i  Madras  Sappers  and  Miners,  Secunderabad.    On  Leave  

Carey,' Herbert  Clement,  Win'  OUice,  Whitehall 

Close,  Charles  Frederick,  VUG.,  Ordnance  Survey,  York  

Laffan,  Joseph  de  Courcy,  Home  District  

Harper,  Gecrge  Montague."'-    ( )n  Leiive.    Ordered  to  Staff  College  

Tudor,  EraCot  Augustus  Tudor,  Hiilifiix,  N'.S 

p.t.c.  Macdonogh.  George  Mark  Watson,  Brigade  Major  and  Secretary,  S.  M.  E.  Chatham 

Brewin.  John  Palfi'y,  Mllital■,^  Works.  Peshawur  

Skej',  Frederic  Edward  Guthrie,"''"-  Weymouth 

Yonug,  Julius  Ralph.     Sick  Leave 

Phillips,  George  Edward."''!    Lea\e 

Simmons, Geo.  Francis  Henry  LeBreton,""'E.';perimental  Officer  Submarine  Mining  Ser-"i 
vice,  Pembroke  Dock  ^ 

Hills,  Edmoud  Herbert,  Deputy  Assistant  .Vdjutaut  General,  War  Office.  14  Sept.  00 

Bayla.v.  Frederick,  V.'ur  Olfice,  Whitelmll    

MacAdam,  Walter,  Suiteriutendent  Brennaii  Torpedo  Factory,  Chatham 

Speranza,  '\VaUer  Stepheii,  Serehaven,  Cork  District 

Edgell,  Edward  Arnold.-"''  Military  'Works,  Jiibbulpore  

Powell.  Sidney  Henry,-'"  Oomdg.  3rd  Div.  Telegraph  Bn.  R.  E.,  Aldershot.  Imp.  Rep.  Corps 

Harrison,  Gilbert  Haiwood,  South  Africa  Field  Force.    Ordered  Home   

p.s.c.  Ewbank,  William,;-'--*  Dep.  Assist.  Adj.  Gen.  for  Instruction,  Bangalore... 

Livingstone,  Hubert  Armme  Anson,  Uep.  Assist.  Director  of  Railways,  Natal 

Chapman.  Leonard  Palmer,-'''  Military  \\'orks,  Calcutta 

Liddell,  William  Andrew,"""  Assistant  (Secietary  to  Government  of  India,  Mil.  Dept.  Simla 

Schreiber,  Actou  Lemuel,"'''  South  Africa  Field  Force 

Tulloch,  John  Arthur  Staiiford,=6=  Madras  S.  &  M.,  Bangalore ;  China  F.  F.,  Ord,  Staff  Coll. 

Evans,  Usher  Williamson,^^-*  Jladras  Sappers  and  Miners 

Bland,  Edward  Humphry,'**  Adjutant  Monmouth  Ro.yal  Engineers  (Militia)  8  Dec.  q6 

Hedley.  Walter  Coote,'"''''  South  Africa  Field  Force 

Stokes-Roberts,  Edw.  Rowland  Bennett,-"'"  Wellington,  Madras 

Paske,  Ciordon  Henry.  Cardiff .^. 

Williams.  Hugh  Bruce,-"'-^  South  Africa  i-ield  Force  

Fanshawe. Gerard  Lewii*,  Mitltii    

Enthoven, Charles  Henfrey,  vVar  Otlice 

Gale,  Henry  Richmond,  Special  Ser\ice,  Sottth  Africa 

Close.  Geotfrcy  Dominie,'"-'*  Malta 

Sorsbie,  Robert  Fo.-i,'"'"  Cli:itliiiiu , 

Lloyd,  Frederic  Lindsa.y,  Home  District 

Jones,  Harry  Balfour,  Aide  ilr  C'ltmp  to  Sri<iafHei'  Ge)teral  J,  C.  Stirker,  24  Sept.  00 

Sherwood,  Harold  Joseph,"^"  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners,  Chitral   

Lee.  Richard  Philipps,  Wei-hai-AVei 

Perceval,  Charles  Cecil,'^''*  Ordnance  Surve.v,  Carlisle 

Edwards,  Richard  Fieldin,  Secretary,  R.  E.  Institute,  Chatham   

Ntinton,  Herbert  Colborne.''''  Deputy  Assistant  Director  of  Railways,  Lines  of  Commu-'/ 
nication,  South  Africa  .' ^ j 

Casgrain,  Philippe  Henri  du  Perron,''"^  .South  Africa  Field  Force    

ttidout.  Dudle.v  Howard,  South  Africa  Field  Force , 

■Von  Hugel,  Norman  Guy,  Assistant  to  C.  R.  K.  2nd  Inf.  Div.  South  Africa  Field  Force  

Skinner,  Thomas  (^arlyle,  Gibraltar     , 

Cartwriffht,  George  Strach:in,'*"f  War  Olhco    

p.f.c.  Kirkpatrick,  George  Miic;iulay,  D.A.A.Gen.  for  Intelligence,  S.  Africa  Field  I'orce  ... 

Lenox-Conyngham,  Gerald  I'onsonby,  Dep.  Sup.  ist  Grade,  Survey  of  India,  Dehra  Dhoon 

Morey-Shewan,  Robert  Ernest,  Quetta 

p,s,i-.  Clausen,  Jolin  Eugene,  A\'ar  tiflice   ^ 

Travers,  George  Alfred,"'''  South  Africa  Field  Force   

Dunsterville.  Edward  Leslie,  Military  Works,  Kamjitee 

Bigge,  Thomas  Arthur  Hustings,  School  of  Military  Engineering,  Chatham 

Tilley,  William  Fairbiiirn,'-"  Milii!ii-\  Works,  Central  Provinces,  Haepore   .. 

Atkinson,  Edward  Henry  do  Vere."""  Poonn. 

Colnaghi,  Dominic  Henry,  Stii  ff  Officer  for  R.  Kng.,  Eastern  Sec.  LinesofCommn.,S.  Africa 

Twiss.  John  Henry,  Assistant  Director  of  Railways,  South  Africa,  with  rank  of  Major, ) 
I  July  cto " JT 

Moore,  Arthur  Trovel.yan,"*-'  School  of  Military  Fngineering"chatiiam  .!!!!!!!!.!!!!!'"!!!!!!"!... 

Prentice,  Herbert,""  Coniiuan'ling  B  Troop,  Bridging  Battalion,  Aldershot  

Johnson,  Eliot  Philips,"'"  Madras  Sappers  and  Miners.    On  Leave  

Scudamore,  Walter  Victor ,»»'1-  Executive  Engineer,  ^rd  Grade,  D.P.W.;  Deputv  Assistant  i 
Director  of  Railways,  South  Afi-ica  Field  Force    .'. '. j 

Swiney,  Alex.  John  Hcnr\  ,3^-  Miutnr\  Works,  Simla ......'.'.'..!..!..'"!!!!!'"!!! 

M'Elhmny,  William  Johii,"»«  Dep.  Traffic  Supdt.  Oude  and  Rohilcund  Raihvav 

Duff,  George  Mowat,"*'  Military  Works,  Uniballa '. 

Twming,  PhiUp  Geoffrey,  Military  Works,  Jhausi   '. ..... 

Joly  de  Lotbiniere,  Alaui  Cluirtiev  lie  L.,  Under  Sec.  to  Government,  D.P.W. ,  Mysore... 


I  CAPTAiy. 

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83131  Dec.  gij 

83  31  Dec.  91 

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84I  2  Jan.  92 
84;  jfi  Mar.  92 
84 1  I  Apr.  92 
S4I  I  Apr.  92 
84J25  May  92 

84  3  June  92 
83  31  Dec.  91 


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24  Sept.-. 

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IS  Feb.  84  6  Jan.  92 
IS  Feb.  84:18  Jan.  92 
IS  Feb.  84'  4  Apr.  92 
IS  Feb.  84  12  July  92 
IS  Feb.  84  10  July  92 
15  Feb.  84'2'7  July  92 
15  Feb.  84'  6  Aug.  ga 

S  Feb.  84  27  Aug.  92 

26  June  84 1  I  Oct.  92 
S  July  84  I  Oct.  92 
S  July  84 1  I  Oct.  92 
S  July  P4i  I  Oct.  92 
3  July  84  7  Oct.  92 
S  July  84'2i  Oct.  92 
S  July  84J  5  Nov.  92 
5  Jul.y  84'i3Nov.  92 
5  July  84  3  Dec.  92 
5  July  84  19  Dec.  92 

5  Jul.y  84    8  Jan.  93 

S  Jul.y  84  I  Apr.  9:; 
5  July  34  I  Apr.  93 
5  July  84'  I  Apr.  93 
S  July  84  i  4  Apr.  93 
9  Dec.  84119  Apr.  93 
9  Dec.  84'  3  May  93 
9  Dec.  84^22  May  93 
9  Dec.  84  26  May  93 
9  Dec.  84  I  July  93 
9  Dec.  84J10  July  93 


0  Dec.  84 
9  Dec.  84 
9  Dec.  84 
9  Dec.  8a 
9  Dec.  84 
0  Dec.  84 
9  Dec.  84 

26  July  Si 
20  Apr.  S3 
29  Ajir.  83 
29  A]?r.  "" 


14  July  93 
I  Aug,  93 

11  Dec.  93 
I  Jan.  94 

12  Jan.  94 
17  Jan.  94 

8  Mar.  94 
I  Mar.  94 

19  Mar.  94 

20  Mar.  94 
I  Apr.  94 


29  Apr.  85  4  Apr.  94 
29  Apr.  85  5  Apr.  94 
29  Apr.  85  3  Ma.T  94 
29  Apr.  85110  Ma.y  94 
29  Apr.  85  iS  May  94 
29  Apr.  85  21  May  94 
29  Apr.  £s  II  June  94 
29  Apr.  85'2i  June 94 

29  Apr.  85I2:  June94 

30  June  85    7  July  94 

30  June  85I  6  Aug.  94 
30  June  85!  I  Oct.  94 
30  June  85  16  Oct.  94 
30  June  S5I24  Oct.  94 
30  June  85 1 10  Pec.  94 
30  JuneS5!i2  Dec.  94 
i6Sept.85|i7  Dec.  94 
16  Sept.  85' 20  Dec, 
16  Sept.  85]  22  Dec. 
16  Sept.  85  I  Jan. 
i6Sept. 85:24  Jan. 
16  Sept.  85'  I  Mar.  95 
30  June  8s  29  Mar.  95 
16  Sept.  8s|29  Mar.  95 
16  Sept.  85,29  Mar.  95 

16  Sept.  S5   I  Apr.  95 

16  Sept.  85  q  Apr.  qy 
i6Sept.  65  14  Apr.  59 - 
16  Sept.  85!  17  Apr.  95, 

i6Sept.  Ssi  6  May  95, 

16  Sept.  85'  3  July  95. 
6  Jan.  36   2  July  95 
6  Jan.  86;  3  July  95 
6  Jan.  86|  7  Aug.  9 
6  Jan.  86  12  Aug.9 


94 

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95 

95 


Wilson,  Frederick  Alfred,  Garrison  Engineer,  Military  Works,  Fort  William  ...  '. '..'...'  b  Jan.  8612  Aug.» 


Cen-ps  of  Royal  Engineers. 


211 


Captains. 

picton,  Reginald  Bmest.sss  Adjutant,  China  Exipeditionarv  Force 

Kirby,  Norboi-ne,  2nd  Assistant  Building  Works,  Ordnance  Factorieji,  Waltliani  Abbey    ...  . 

Kobinsoii,  Richard  Percy,  Assistant  Inspector,  Woolwich.    Ordered  to  Portsmouth    .'. 

Paul,  Ernest  Moncreiff,  Gibraltar.    Leave,  England 

Fowler,  John  Sharman.^ss  DSO.  Special  duty,  Tele^'raplus.  South  Africa  Field  Force  

RadclitJe,  Philip  Jolm  Joseph,  Gibraltar 

Hutton,  Gilbert  Montgomerie,^'"  South  Africa  Field  Force 

Wade,  Henry  Molesworth  St.  Aubyn,^"  Inspector  Army  Ordnance  Department,  Woolwich  .. 

Heycock,  Charles  Hensman,392  Queen's  Own  Sappers  and  Miners,  BanOTlore ,■ 

Seaman,  Edwin  Charlen,  Malta 

MuriH.v,  Valentine,  Assistant  Director  of  Railwa.\-s,  S.  Africa  Field  Force,  with  rank  of  Major 

Babinyton,  Stafford  Charles,  Special  duty,  Dublin  

Blair,  Evei-ard  M*Leod,  Instructor  Royal  Military  Academy .  i  Aug.  9S   

Weedoii,  Franklin  Francis,™^  MadrasSappers  and  Miners',  Mandalay 

Burn,  .James  Montague,  Dep.  Assistant  Director  of  Railway.s,  South  Africa  Field  Force  .. 

Murray, .lames  Harry  Stewart,  Military  Works,  Qnctta 

Blakewa.v,  John  Prestwich,  Executive  Engineer,  D.P.W.,  Bhandani    

Molesworth,  Percy  Braybrooke,  Trincoraali,  Ce.ylon   

;».)i.i-.  Coffin.  Campbell,  Militar.v  Works,  Dugsltai 

01,1,^)3-,  William  Trench,  Ordnance  Survey,  Derb.^'   

Burn.  Ernest  Melville  Jnhnston,  Chatham    

Kinu^scote,  Randolph  Albert  Fitzhardinge,^^*  Plymouth  

Frjtnklyn,  Clauile  de  Montmorency*.  Temporar:v  duty,  Shorncliffe 

StiifToril,  Kdmund  Hyde  Wluillej-  Howard,  Instructor  Royal  Military  Academy,  16  Feb.  cx> 

Friiser,  Theodore.^^^  Special  .Service.  South  Africa 

Pilcher,  Arthur  John,  Instructor  Royal  Military  Academy  i  Aug.  99 

Urooker,  Etlward  Part,  South  Africa  Field  Force , 

Walpole,  Alfreil,"'-"'  Military  Works,  Wellington,  Madras    

Vanreneii,  James  Ernest,  Mauritius    

Williams.  Sydney  Frederick,  Ordnance  Surve.y,  Edinburgh 

Fair,  Frederick  Kendall,  South  Africa  Field  Force 

Fraser,  Howard  Alan  Denholm,^'''  Deputy  Supt.,  tidian  Revenue  Survey    

Collins,  Charles  Bury,  Special  duty,  brennan  Expei'imental  "Work,  S.M.E.  Chatham 

Acworth.  George  Pelham  Aiifrere.  Chatham    

Cam]>l>en,  George  Folding, ^^?t  Mihtary  Works,  Ferozepore     

Kennedy,  John  Nassau  Chambers,  Assistant  Instructor  in  Electricity,  S.M.E.  {temp.) 

Nathan,  Walter  Simeon, -'^^  Dep.  Assist.  Direct'.T  of  Railways,  South  Africa  Field  Force 

Anslie,  Clement,^^^!  Madras  Sappers  and  Miners,  Malakand  

Ryder,  Chas.  Henry  Dudley,  Dep.  Supdt.,  ist  Grade,  Indian  Rev.  Survey;  China  Exp.  Force 

Boys.  Reginald  Harvey  Henderson.  Telegraph  Battalion.  South  Africa 

Wilson,  C'harles  Stuart,  Railways,  South  Africa  Field  Force   

Robertson,  Charles  Lonsdale,^'-'  Deputy  Supdt.  Revenue  Survey  of  India,  Shillong  

Cla.yton,  Henry  Edward  Gilbert,'™  South  Africa  Field  Force 

Burnaby,  Charles  Granet,  South  Africa  Field  Foi-ce 

Kemp,  Geolfre.v  Chicheley,*"'  Militar.v  Works,  Fort  Saudeman 

Barton,  Hugh  John,  Military  Works,  Rawul  Pindee 


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16  Feb.  87 
16  Feb.  87 
16  Feb.  87 
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16  Feb.  87 
16  Feb.  87 
16  Feb.  87 
16  Feb.  87 


24  Mar.  97 
4  Apr.  97 
9  May  97 


16  Feb  90  : 
t6  Feb.  90 

i6  Feb.  90  I,  _  _ 
16  Feb.  90:  3  June  97 
16  Feb.  90I21  July  97 
Id  Feb.  9o;23  July  97 
16  Feb.  90  27  July  97 
16  Feb.  9o|27  Aug.97 
24  July  8631  Aug.97 
16  Feb.  87J16  Feb.  go  i  Oct.  97 
6  Feb.  87'i6  Feb.  90    i  Oct.  97 


Naish,  Theodore  Edward,  Halifax,  X.S 

(,'gilvie,  Edward  Colliugwood.*"-  Military  Works,  Quetta 

Mallaby,  Digby  Lighten, ""  Military  Works,  Bareilly 

Marshall,  Hugh  .lohu  Miles. *'^  Madras  Sappers  and  Miners,  Bangalore 

Shee,  Richard  Alfred  Poer.*"^  Ordnauce  Sur\ey,  Cork  {Bf.  Majoi'  22  July  97) 

Rotheram.  Walter  Henry,  Ordnance  Survey,  Dublin 

Boolean,  I'rank  Ridley' Parrer.***    Leave.  "  Ordered  Staff  College   .... 

Waghorn,  William  Danvers,**^^!  Special  duty.  South  Africa    

Hunt, Edward  Leslie,  Bermuda  

Mair,  Robert  John  Byford.  Bristol-.- 

Watkins,  Charles  Mo'stvn  Francis,  Mdfurd  Ha^en .,  '         ^        -- 

Austin.  Herbe:tHenrv,'°«  DSO.  Special  Duty,  Soudan  (B^.lfn>r  25  Jan.  99) |i6Feb.  87116  Feb.  90,  i  Oct.  97 

Lathburv,  Henry  Oscar,  Mihtary  Works,  Thandibihr ;'6  Feb.  87  16  Feb.  90    7  Oct.  97 

Dobbs,  Conwav  Richard.  Curnigh |i6  Feb.  87  16  Feb.  go  23  Oct.  97 

Watherston.  Alan  Edw.  Garrard,  Anglo-French  Boundary  Commission, West  Africa  16  Feb.  87116  Feb.  90  2  Nov.  97 
Haig.  Ernest  Herman, Chief  Instructor  in  Submarine  Mining,  Plymouth.  19  Feb.  00  1 16  Feb.  S7  16  Feb.  90  19  Nov.  97 
Leslie.  Geo.  Arthur  Jas..  Com.  R.  Eng.Mil.Works.Killa  Drosli  (-/y/.J/i/;oi- =oMay98)ii6  Mar.  90  16  Mar.  87  23  Nov.  97 

Harrison,  William  Albert,»i>;t  Special  Service,  Chma  Expeditionary  Force 116  Mar.  90,16  Mar.  87  :9  Dec.  97 

Bond,  Reginald  Francis  George.***  Bengal  S.  and  M..  Peshawur.  Ord.  Sta«  Collegei23  July  ^7123  July  90    i  Jan.  97 

Rivett-Carnac,  Seymour  Gordon,  Mihtary  Works.    Temp.  P.W.D..  Mercara I23  Ju  y  87123  Ju  y  90    9  Mar.  98 

Scholfield.  George  Peabody,  Steam  Road'  Transport,  South  Africa  Field  Force '23  July  87  23  July  90    i  Apr.  98 

Kincaid,  Willie  Alex.  Scotland,  Insp.  Gen. Traffic Dept..  Egyptian  Railway,  Cairo  ,23  July  87  5 

Liddell.  John  Stewart,  Kaimakam,  Egyptian  Army  ;  Telegraphs,  Halfaya  [23  July  87  ! 

Bigge.Geo.  Orde,  StaffOtlicerforS.'Eng.Linesot  Commn.MidlandSec.S..Urica:23  Juy  87  :,  _ 

Hingstou,  George  Bennett,  Military  vrorks,  India -■■ i^'  t   ,^  V  ''  ,V  '°    '  'T^!!'  '» 

Crookshanfc.  Chichester  DeWindt.»«  Asst.to  C.R.E.7thInf.Div.S.Afrioa Field  Force  23  July  87,23  July  901  i  Apr.  9S 

ThuiUier,  Henry  Fleetwood,--i»  Harwich  - 23  Ju  y  87  23  Ju  y  90,  4  Apr.  9^ 

Dav.y,  Cecil  William,  Postal  Telegraphs  (G.P.O.) =3  Ju  Y  87,23  Ju  y  90|i6  Apr.  98 

Des  Vceux.  Henry  Bertram,  Hong  Kong ^3  Ju  y  57:23  Ju  y  9o;'9  Apr.  9S 


23  July  9o|  I  Apr. 
23  July  9C|  I  Apr.  98 
23  July  9c    1  Apr.  98 


Rushton,  Henry  William,  Kxecutive  Engineer,  3rd  Grade,  P.W.D.,  Assam  I23  Ju  y  87 

Whitlock,  George  Frederick  Ashwood,  Ordnance  Sarvey,  Chester... ,23  Ju'y  S7 

•  Pike, Cecil  Francis  Browne,  Chatham   '='3  Jul?  37 

Versturme,  Charles  Hamilton,  Woolwich ■•■  •■ 

Palmer,  WUliam  Legh,  Crosshaven.  co.  Cork    P3  July  »? 

Carmicbael,  .lames  Forrest  Halkett,»'"t  War  Office    - ••• ,=3  July  07 

Stockley,  Hugh  Roderick,*"  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners ;  China  Expeditionary  I  orce;23  July  87  23  July 

.  Caulfeiid,  St.'Georgo  Robert  Sanderson.    Jamaica  ••■ r^i^L^o^  ^?  i"f 

Godfrey-Faussett,  Edmund  Godfrey,  Telegraph  Division,  South  Africa  I  leldiorce  ...|:7  lep. 


3  July  9o!2?  May  98 
23  Jul.y9o|26  May  9^ 

23  .lul.y  go'  I  July  98 

24  July  86;  10  July  9* 
23  July  90:14  July  9S 
23  July  90^23  Ju'y  98 
23  July  90J23  Jul.v  98 
23  July  90,23  July  98 
17  Feb.  gil   i  Sept.gS 


H;;^,¥d^;dU^wn;^e;i^":r:c"^^^^  !;!?±ir;5ll^:^;!22Scfl8 


Cochrane,  Thomas  Henry.  Bermuda '^^  ^^J^-  ' 

Winsloe.  Alfred  Kaynaud,"^  DSO.  Garrison  Engineer,  Hangn  ..■,■■•..■ !'7  *eB.  I    ., 

yC  Watson,  Thomas  Colclough,  Military  Works,  Meerut.    Temp.Oude  ,7  Feb.  SS  17  Feb.  9    ■7?'0^-9» 

Smyth,  William  Carew,  East  Coast  State  Railway    •■ -7  Feb.  88  .7  Feb.  9      i  Jan.  99 

Harvey,  Robert  Napier  A.D.C.  to  Eng.  m  Chief.  S.  Africa  Fielu  Force.  2  Aug.  «...  17  Feb.  88,17  Feb.  9     2  J^an.  9, 

Greer,  Richard  Edward,*'-'  Famine  Relief,  Nurs-ingpore.  Central  Provinces 17  *eb.  88,17  *  ep.  91  17  ^»j;-  99 

Brady,  Daniel,  Adjutant  Corps  of  Electrical  Engineers,  Home  District  17  i  eb.  t 

Bowen,  Charles  Otway  Cole,  South  Africa  Field  Force  '7  teo.  t 


17  Feb.  91    8  Nov.  98 


!'i7  Feb.  91-17  Feb.  99 
l'i7Feb.  91  17  Feb.  99 


■212 


Corm  of  Roi/al  Engineers. 


2ndl<IKDT.       LIKDT. 


17  Feb.  83  17  Feb 
17  Feb.  88  17  Feb 
17  Feb.  88 


Captains. 

Hume,  Arthur  Henry  Bliss;  Obiiia  Expeditionary  Force  

Uorringe.  George  Frederick.-"-  DSO.,  D..i.A.  (Jeneral,  .South  Africa,  10  Feb.  00) 

[BtMa/o,;  iSFeb.  9Q;  BI.U.C'doDil .  M  Mar.  co)  i 

Mathesori,  John  Colin,' Assist.  Instructor  Sell,  of  Military  Engineerinq-,  Chatham    . 
Graut,  Philip  Gordon.'"  .\ssistant  to  1  '.R-E.  ;rd  luf.  Div.  S.  Africa  Field  Force  17  Feb 

Swiiitor,  Ernest  Dunlop,  Special  duty  Railways,  South  Africa  Field  Force 17  Feb.  85 

Laurence,  Gerald  Cotton  Raynes,  Slieerness 17  Feb.  88 

Fuller,  Francis  George,*'t  Soiith  Africa  Field  Force 17  Feb.  88 

Coffin,  CliCTord,  Assistant  to  C.R.E.  6th  laf.  Div.  South  Africa  Field  Force    17  Feb.  88 


17  Feb.  3£'i7  Feb. 
17  Feb.  88  17  Feb.  9 
J  Apr.  88 


91 

,  gi 

17  Feb.  9! 

17  Feb.  9: 

-^  Feb.  gili7  Feb, 

17  Feb.  91I17  Feb,  ,. 

17  Feb.  91 1 17  Feb.  l, 

17  Feb.  91 1  [7  Feb.  ui 

17  Feb. 9 


_0.41»TiIN. 

17  Feb.  99 

17  Feb.  99 

17  Feb.  ii'j 
17  Feb.  >,t* 


I  Apr.  88 
I  Apr.  88 

I  A))r.  S8 


1  Apr.  91 1 
I  Apr.  911 
I  Apr.  91 


Smith,  George  Eiward,  Salisbury  Plain 17  Feb. 

Shelley,  Bertram  ArthurGraham,  Assist.  Inst.  S.M.S.,  Chatham,  i  March  99     ... 
Watlingr,  Francis  Wyatt,*';  Per.soual  Assist,  to  Chief  Eng.,  Punjab,  Rawul  Pmdi... 

Riach,  Arthur  Hamilton  Dundas,««  Militai-y  Works,  Madras  

Close,  Lewis  Henry, '^'■*  Alilershot 

Galloway,  .John  Joseph,  Gibraltar    •■ 

Nugent,  Charles  Hugh  Hodges,  Inspector  of  Iron  Structm-es,  War  Office,  > 

iQ  Oct.  09  {temp.) >  . 

de  Lotbiniere,  Henri  Gustaye  Joly,  Stafi'  Officer  to  Director  of  Railways,  S.  Alnca|28  June  88 

■Coldstream,  William  Menzies,'^^  Iiidiaii  Revenue  Survey,  Miupoorie  ,27  July  88 

jf.t:.c.  Fnederichs.  Duncan  Alexander,  WarOffice |27  July  03 

Weekes,  Henry  Wilson,'-'  Ailjt.  Training  Battalion,  S.M.B.,  Chatham,  i  Nov.  co  '27  July  88 

Saunders,  Frederick  William,  Madras  Saitjiers  and  Miners,  Bangalore  27  July 

Scotfc.  George  Theobalds,  Military  Works,  Quetta.    On  Leave  27  July 

Griffith,  George  Herbert,  China  Kxjieditionary  Force 27  July  8£ 

Hemniiugs,  Norimm  Mackenzie, *^'t  Home  District.      Ordered  to  India 14  Mar.  9 

Wilkinson,  i^'harles  Wm.,  Assistant  Engineer,  N.W.  Railway,  Lahore 127  July  8 

M'Cormick,  Andrew  Louis  Charles,  Military  Works,  India  27  July  8: 

Walker,  George,  War  Office 127  July  88 

Sanders,  Gerard  Arthur  Fletcher,*--  Chatham v '27  July  ?2 

Kelsall.  Hope  Waddell,  Graye.send 27  July  S8 

Roberts,  George  Bradle.y,  Special  Duty,  Eg.yjit,  Omdurman.    Leave,  England  ...'27  July 
Girouard,  Edouard  Percy  Cranwill, '23  i)50.  Director  of  Railways,  South  Africa, ;  1  o  t,,!., 

with  rank  of  Lt.Col.  (Bt.MaJor  29  July  99) „,,. )'  ,      ■*     ^ 

Adams,  Alexander,  Eg;\-i)tiaii  Delta  Raiiwa.v,  Alexauili-ia 28  Jul.v  88;i8  July  9-.  28  July  99 

LessliR;  William  Breck",  Ilombay  Sappers  and  Miners,  Kirkee 28  July  S8J23  July  9:'28  July  99 

Farweli,  Charles  Bowers.  Mihtary  Works,  Bombay '28  July  8828  July  9128  July  90 

Panel,  Alphon.se Eugene.'-*  Military  Works,  Mian  Mir ,'28  July  38  28  July  9i'28  July  99 

Bremner,  Arthur  Grant,  Military  VVorks,  Jubbulpore 28  July  SSjS  Julv  91128  .July  99 

Rooke,  Bertram  Hammersley,'-^  Assistant  Eni;-.  ist  Grarle,  P.W.D.    On  Leave 15  Feb.  liglis  Feb,92|i5  Feb.  00 

Hennilier,  Alan  Major,  Raiiwa.v  Staif  Officer,  South  Africa  Fielfl  Force 15  Feb.  89  15  Feb.  92,15  Feb.  00 

P.yne,  William  Menzies,  Assistant  Instructor,  Submarine  Mining,  Plymouth    i;  Feb.  89115  Feb.  92  15  Feb.  00 

Muter,  Robert  Stanley,'--'  Exec.  Eng.  31-11  Gr.ade,  D.P.W.    Leave,  England    15  Feb.  iaM  Feb.  02I15  Feb.  00 

Falcon,  Charles  Gordon,*^?  South  Africa  Field  Force lisFeb.  S^^  15  Feb.  Q2I15  Feb.  00 

Westropp,  Frederick  Malcolm,  E.xec.  Eng.  31-d  Grade,  P.W.D.    On  Leave '15  Feb.  89:15  Feb.  92!  15  Feb. 

Cameron,  Hugh  Alan,'^  Traffic  Supdt.  N. Western  Riiihva.v,  Kar.ichi I15  Feb, 

Gwynu,  Charles  William, '-'^2)50. Staff  Ciiptain, Intelligence  Dept., WarOffice,  i  (1      r;.., 

Sept.  97  {BfMajor,  16  Feb.  00)  ;  "5  i  eo, 

Guggisberg,  Frederick  Gordon.  Instructor  Royal  .Military  Academy,  27  Jan.  97  ...  15  Feb. 


7  Feb.  . 
17  Feb.  t.rj 
17  Feb.  uu 
I  A])r.  ciu 
1  Apr.  09 
I  Apr.  99 
I  Apr.  91]  T  Ain\  gg 

28  June9i'2S  June  99 
27  .luly  91  27  July  99 
27  July  91  27  July  90^ 
27  July  Qi,^7  July  99 
27  July  91  27  July  99 
27  July  91I27  July  99 
27  July  91  27  July  99 
14  Mar.  88  14  Mar.  99 
27  July  9127  July  99 
27  July  91J27  July  99 
27  July  91  27  July  99 
27  July  91  "-7  July  99 
27  July  91  27  July  99 
27  July  91  27  July  99 

2S  July  91  zS  July  99 


:g.i5  Feb.  92  13  Feb.  00 
igii5  Feb.  92  ij  Feb.  00 
og^s  Feb.  92  15  Feb.  oc 


Hibbert,  William  Georgre.^"'  Edinburgh 15  Feb.  89  is  Feb.  92  15  Feb.  00 


;  Mar.  89 

8  Mar.  89 

.27  June  89 

.  27  July  8? 

»7  July  Sg 


8  Mar.  92 

27  Jun«  ga 

27  July  92 

7  July  92 


Dumaresq,A]e:ernon  Henry,  South  Africa.    Ordereil  Home 15  Feo.  Sq  15  Feb.  92:13  Feb.  uo 

Thomjjson,  William  Maxwell.  Ordnance  Survey.  Southampton ■  3  Mar.  89    1  Mar.  92    ^  Mar.  00 

Macauley,(.ieorgeBohun.*^'^t  Kaimakam,  ELryptian  Army;  Director  of  Railways,  t 

Wady  Ujin'iiiBt.Mafjor  o  Mar.  <3o) .' .'...._> 

Rogers,  Henry  Scbofield,  Militiiry  AVorks,  Simla   '. '..., 

YiS.  Golvin,  James  Morris  Colquhoun.^-"  Beiio^nl  Sappers  and  Miners,  Roorkee  . 

Dickson,  William  Edmund  Ritchie,"-  Adj.  Bengal  .Sappers  and  Miners,  Roorkee  -    ,        ,     ,    . 

de  Vitre,  Percy  Theodosius  Denis,  Oninance  Survey,  Southamplou 27  July  ^■gl27  J"'.y  9' 

Grifiitu,  David  Maitland,"^!  Crosshaven,  co.  Cork' 27  July  89  27  July  92! 

Cunningham,  Allan  Hannay,"^  Bengid  Sajjpersand  Miners,  Rawul  Pmdi '27  July  Sg  27  July  92 j 

Burne.  Fras.  Henry  Cavendish, ^^t  Bmnbay  Sapi)ers  and  Minc-r.s.    On  Leave  27  July  8g'27  July  92, 

Lubbock.  Guy,*^*  Assistant  Secretary  10  Governor,  D.P.W.    On  Leave 27  July  3927  July  92; 

Maud,  Philip,  Bensal  Sappers  and  Miiu.  is,  Roorkee ,27  July  8927  July  92 

Webber,  Oswald  Thos.  O'Kelly,  South  Africa  Fit-Id  Force '...."!"!!!!. !!!!.'27  July  S9J27  July  92 

Wait,  Hu^h  Godfrey  Killi^ew,  Malta.    Ordered  tti  PauIl-on-Hamber  27  July  89'27  July  92, 

Ijees,  William  Edwin,  Euncrana  27  July  Si^tz?  July  q2 

Close,  Francis  Morton,  Inst.  R.M.  Academy,  25  Jan.  09 -27  July  S9I27  July  92  14  Apr.  00 

Oldham.  LesUcWilham  Searlesj^-^^  Famine  dxity,  Jubbulpore  '27  Julv  89127  July  921  5  May  00 

■Crookshank,  Sydney,  D'Ai^milar,**'  Naiiii  Tal 27  July  89I27  July  9='  6  May  oa 

Beach,  William  Henry.  BeuKal  Sappers  and  Miners    '27  July  Sg  27  July  92  2S  MaV  00 


8  Mar.  00 

I  Apr.  00 
I  A])r.  00 
I  Apr.  00 
I  Apr,  00 
:  Apr.  00 
I  Api".  00 
I  Apr.  00 
1  Apr.  00 
1  Apr.  00 
I  Apr.  00 
I  Apr.  00 

9  Apr.  00 


Farquharson,  Ernest  Gordon,*^'  Famine  duty,  Hauclii  '27  July  89 

■(.'umberlege,  Archibald  Farrington,  ("hina  Esiieditionary  Force  ..'. '. 27  July  89 

Meyer,  James  Leopold.  Barrackpore.     <  irdcrea  Home    l23  Nov. ' 


Cumming,  Ernest'Alfred,  Ceylon   ,. 

Knos,  Robert  Ferguson.  South  Africa 

Craven,  Arthur  Julius,  South  Africa 

Turner,  Horace  Harrison,  Mnssoorie  .....  

Halliday.  rhas.  Ogih  ic.**^  Quetta 
Macdonald,  RanalU  Hume, *■''-•  South  Africa 
Christie,  Henry  Robert  Stark,  Pembroke  Dock 
lieazeley,  George  Adam,  Mu';soorie 


23Nov.8g 
23  Nov.  8g 
23  Nov.  89 
23  Nov. 
23  Nov.  89 
II  Dec. 

13  Feb.  90 

14  Feb.  90 
90 


Heppcr,  Harry  Albert  Lawless,""  Karachi  .--  .."-V.3.VZ  "//.V.V.V."V,V.V/."V.y.7.y^^  Feb! 

Lieutenants. 
Petavel,  James  William,  School  of  Military  Engineennf%  ( 'hatham 

West,  Rooblie  Hassan,  Military  Works,  Rawul  Pinili  " 

Hildebrand.  Arthur  Blois  Rnse,  South  Africa      ..'...!..".. 

Sheppard,  Sejmour  H.,*^>  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners 

Sargeaunt,  A.  Frederick,  South  Africa   ...  '     '*" 

Singer,  Oiar-es  WilHam.  Bombay  Sappers  and'MinersV''oVvtcre^^^^^  

Boileau,  Guy  Hamilton.^j;  Bomba  v  Sappers  and  Miners ;    China  ExpeditVonary  Force" ' 
Gordon,  Henry  William,  Staft  <  )fficor.  Lines  of  Communication,  South  Africa 

Hingston,  Edward,  Lucknow   

Elkington,  George  Edward,"*  South  Africa  .'. 

Walker,  Herbert  John.    Malta,    

Lewis,  Richard  Hull,  Woohvich ' " 


7  July  9?,  6  June  00 
27  July  92 1 25  July  00 
23  Nov.  92  12  Aug.  CO 
23  Nov.  92  12  Aug.  00 
23  Nov.  92  12  Aug.  00 
23  Nov.  92  I ::  Aug.  00 
23  Nov.  92' 12  Aug. 'X) 
23  Nov.  92  24  Sept.oo 
II  Dec.  92'  I  Oct.  '->o 

13  Feb.  93  15  Nor.  00 

14  Feb.  93  17  Nov, 00 
14  Feb.  93    5  Dec.  00 

2ndLIKi;T.j     LTEDT. 

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14  Feb.  90 
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14  Feb.  90 
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14  Feb.  9c; 
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14  Feb.  93 
[4  Feb.  93 
14  Feb,  93 
14  Feb.  93 
■;4  Feb.  93 
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90  14  Feb.  03 


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|2NDI.IF.UT.        LIEUT. 


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25 


Hopkins.  Xorman  Jolin,Cliatliam!T4 

RuucCe.  F.  Peverilj  Aden  ..|i4 

Rolland,  Alex.,  (_'hma  Exj).  Force  ;t4 
Traill.     \V.     S»ew,  "♦     Madras  >  I 

Sajjpers  aud  Miners    S  \ 

C'rosthwait.  H.  Leland,  DehraDun  29 
Campbell,  H.  B.  D.,  Assist.  Prin- |  I 

cipal.Thoniason  (Joll.,Roorkee  1"  I  ** 
Lesgett,  E.  Humphrey  Manisty,^ 

Dep.  Assist.   Dir.  i"f  Kys.,  S.  '■ 

Africa,  witli  rank  of  Uaptaiii   ) 
<_'arpenter,  C.  M.,Beno:al  S.&  M.;  1  L 

'  'hina  Exp.  Force ^  r 

Elliott,  L'bas.  Alien,  Oalciltta  2 

Chancellor,    J.  R..""'i>SO.  Chat- ) 

hajii.    Ord.  Staff  College  ) 

Hunter,  Charles G.  W.,  Special) 

Service,  China   S 

Brunner,  C.  W.,  Bengal  S.  i  M.... 
l>arrinpton,Wm.  D'O.,  S.  Africa... 
MacGeorfie,  John  B.,  .\ssist.  In- ) 

structoi'.  S.M.E.,  Chatham   ...  } 

^Ian8er,Wni.  Edw.,  .S.  -Ifiica  

fitokes,  W.  Allen,  Special  Ser- > 

■vice,  i  'liina  Exp.  Force S 

Jelley,  Reg.  F.,  Inst.  R.  M.  Acad. 
Walker,  Reo-.  S.,*«  South  Africa 
Hawksley,  R.  P.  T.,  South  .4.1'riea 
Hearn,  Gordon  Risley,  Rajputana 
Tyler,  .Vlfred  Herbert,*"  Special  ) 

Service,  Rhodesian  F.  F ) 

O'Donel,  Manus  Basil  H.,  Malta... 
Faber,  Sydney  Geo.,**^  Assist.  > 

lust.  S.M.E J 

Stevenson,  Alex.  Gavin,*"2>SO.i  I 

H!«y.  Staff  Officer,  S.  Africa,  •- 113 

wiLh  rank  of  Captain  ) 

\Voodroffe..\.rth.Jas.,Assist.Iust.  / 

■S.M.K.  Chatham,  i  Dec.  qS   ...  ) 
Jfi<.nifold,  MichaelG.  E. ""S.Africa  13 
Kindall,  Charles  Frank,  Hong)  I 

Ivong.    Ordered  Home  3i   ' 

Oreenstreot,  C.  B.  L.,  Peshawar...' 13 
Bonham,  Chas.  Barnard,  Malta...  13 
Tandy,  E    Aldborough,  Survey)  :., 

of  India.    Leave,  England   .'..i\'^ 

Turner,  Art.  Edw.-*.*-  Simla  :i^ 

'Vescy,  etas.  E.  Gorc,"^  Singapore'T3 

Bunliury.  \Vm.  Hy.  Bombay    13 

Gillam,   R.  A.«<  Staff   Ollicer,  )i.. 

Lines  ot  Commn..  S.  Africa  ...  S  \'^ 
Raruardiston,  Emald,*^*  .S.  Alricait3 
J'^reeland,  Henry  F.E.,^^''  Lucknow'13 
Owen,  Sydney  Lloyd,''''  S.  .Ulrica  13 
Sc-ott,   A.   Charles, *='  Eg^-ptian'V  I 

.\rmy.    Leave,  Englanii    5'^ 

Cusins.AlbertG.  Teeliiig.  S.  Africa  i 
Pritcnard.H.  L.->«>DSO.  Railway) 

Staff  OtKcer,  S.  Africa    '•■it'^ 

SI'Inues,DuncanSayrr;,3siSpecial )     , 

.Service,  South  .Africa <  1 

ilackesy,  Jn.  Pierse,  S.  Africa 124 

«a-diuer,  A.,  N.W.R.  Rawal  Pindi'24 
Sewell.  Jonathan  W.  S.,  S.  Africal24 
Blakency,R.B.D.,i"/),SO.  S.Africa'24 
Close,  .\rthur  John,"'*  Chakrata...'24 

King,  Robert  Geo.,  Quetta '24 

Chamier,  Arthur  T.,*«' Lahore '24 

Stockley,  Ernest  N.,  Simla ,24 

Johnston,  Wm.  James,  Assist. )  ' 

Instructor  S.M.E. ,  Chatham  i  '* 
Barstow,  John  B.,MadrasS.,tM.  )  ' 

ih-deredHome >     * 

Knox,  Geo.  S.,  Southampton  24 

Carey,  Arth.  Basil,  Secunderabad  '24 
Micklem,  Hy.  A.,«;2)SO.  Rail-  /  ' 

way  Staff  Ollicer,  S.  Africa  ...  j  ■  ' 

Mildred,  S.,  Gravesend  

Bannerman,  Alex,,  South  .Africa  .. 

Pym,  E.  Harding,  Mauritius   

Grubb,  Alex.  H.  Watkins,  S.  .\frica 

Moir,  James  Philip,  S.  Africa 

Ley,  Cuthbert  H.,'«  A.D.C.  to  . 

ISi,-  E.  Ilun-imti  f 

Howard,  F.  G.,««'  Madi-as  S.  &  M. 
Hall,  G.   C.   M.,    DSO.,   Egypt. ) 

State  Railway S 

Tylden  -  Pattenson,     E.      C.,*''  >  ' 

Bengal  S.  &  M. ;  China  F.  F...  J  '^ 
-Sandys,  Edw.  Seton  S.,  Bombay  ) 

Sappers  and  Miners ,.'..  jf  '^ 

Jones,  Wm.  Henry,  South  Africa' 12 
Garwood,   Fred.   Soott,'"^  Bom. ) 

S.  &  M.    Leave,  England  S  | 

>Wood,  Heury,  Mussoorie  '12 


Feb.  qo  14  Feb.  93 
Feb.  qo'14  Feb.  93  I 
Feb.  90  14  Feb.  93  j 

Mar.  9ol2g  Mar.  03 
Mar.  QO  29  Mar.  93 
4  July  qo'  4  July  03  ' 
i 
25  July  90  25  July  93 


July  90  25 
July  90J25 
July  90125 

July  90  25 

July  90  23 
July  90  i5 

July  90 -5 

July  90  2, 

July  90I2 

July  9o'23 
July  90  25 
July  90  2.T 
July  go  25 

July  90 1 25 

July  90:25 

Feb.  91 1 13 


July  93 
July  93 
July  93 

July  93 

July  93 
July  93 

July  93 

July  93 

July  93 

July  93 
July  93 
July  93 
July  93 

July  93 

July  93 

Feb.  94 


Feb.  91  13  Feb.  94 


Feb.  91 

Feb.  91 

F2b.  91 

Feb.  91 
Feb.  91 


'3  Feb.  94 

13  Feb.  94 

13  Feb. 94 

1 3  Feb.  94 
13  Feb.  94 


Feb.|9i'i3  Feb.  94 
Feb.  91 


24 


Feb.  gi 
Feb.  gi 

Feb.  91 

Feb.  91 
Feb.  gi 
Feb.  91 

Feb.  91 

Feb.  91 

Feb.  91 

July  91 

July  91 
July  91 
July  91 
July  Qi 
July  91 
July  91 
July  01 
July  91 

July  gi 

July  91 

July  01 
July  gt 

Aug.  91 

Aug.  91 
Aug.  91 
July  qi 
Feb.  92 
Feb.  92 

Feb.  92 

Feb.  921 

I'eb.  92j 

Feb.  92 

Feb. 92 
Feb. 92 
Feb.  92 
Feb.  92* 


13  Feb.  94 
13  Feb.  94 
13  Feb.  94 

1 13  Feb.  94 

15  Feb. 94 
13  Feb.  94 
1 3  Feb.  94 

13  Feb.  94 

13  Feb.  94 

13  Feb.  94 

16  July  94 
24  July  94 
24  July  94 
24  July  94 
24  July  94 
24  July  94 
24  .July  94 
24  July  9, 
24  July  94 

24  July  94 


24  July  94 

24  July  94 
24  July  94 

I  Aug.  94 

6  Aug.  94 
1 3  Aug.  94 
26  Oct.    94 
12  Feb.  95  j 
12  Feb.  95 

ji2  Feb.  95  : 

j  12  Feb.  95 

12  Feb.  95  ' 

12  Feb.  95 

12  Feb.  95 
i:  Feb.  95  ' 
7  2  Feb.  93  i 
12  Feb.  95  ' 


1 22  July  92 

22  July  92 

I  July  92 


Lieutenants. 

Pridham,  Geo.  Robt..  Bom.  S.  i  )  i"  "iT^^ 

M.;  China  Exp.  F..rce    j  ,■=  ^^°-  9" 

Gillespie.  R.  St.  John.    On  Leave  12  Feb.  02 

Dum,ble,W.  ('hat,  Bermuda 4  July  92 

Vickers,  Charles  Ernest.  Rail-  >  '      t  , 

w!iy  Staff  Officer,  .s-.  A.frica  ...  1 1"  ■''^^^  °- 
Biddulph,  Harry,*'-  :>T,ili(kand  ...  22  .Tuly  92 
Harvey,  C.  Lluudell,  Cr  a'bam  ...22  July  92 
Winsloe,    Hcrb?rt    E.,    Madras  j  j ,    j  , 

Sappers  and  Mmtrs. >  ."        ^ 

Bowdler,    Basil    AV.     Bowdler, )  '      t„, 

Ks'iuimalt,  with  ratk  of  Capt.  j  "■  """'y  '^ 
Elliott,  Gilbert  C.  E.,Victoria,  B.C.  22  July  92 
Pearson,  H.  Drummond.  Bengal  1  ,       t  1 

S.  &  M.  ;  Diina  Exu.  Forcl...  i  ,"  ■'"'^  9=, 

Broughton,  T.  I>.,  l:;r.  galore  22  July  92 

Midwinter,  K.  C,  DSD.  Egypt   ...  22  July  92 

Hopkins,  L.  Egerton,  Madras 22  July  92 

Robertson,  W.,*"*  Ma'lras  Sab-)         ,„,  . 

pers  and  Miners    :..]  '^  •'"'J  '^, 

Turner,  B.  V.,  Natal    22  July  92 

Anderson, Cecil  Ford,*'^  JJ.W.Pi-ov  22  July  92 
Harward,  Francis  E.,  S.  Africa...  22  July  92 
Browne,    F.   Mncdonell,    Hong)        ■,„, 

Kong;  Clvwi.  Exp.  Force  ......  j        "''  9^, 

Brown,  C.  Russell,    sick  Leave, 
Crozier,  Arthur  Harr.v,  Egypt,,, 

Hardcastle, -\-lcx.,  Ly  !u 

Le  Mesurier,  H.  Gren.,  Kun-achee  22  July  92 

Anderson,  R.,  South  .Africa 12  Feb.  92 

Meares,  Aubrey, *'7  South  Africa  '  10  Feb.  93 
Woltr,  A.  Johnston,*"  S.  Africa...!  10  Feb.  93 
Garwood,     John     R.,    Ceylon.  5  i,„  ,,„,,  „, 

Ordered  Home j|>oFeb.93 

Loch,  S. Gonlou:  Ct.inaExp. Force' 10  Feb.  93 
Wilson,  Sam.  Herbert,  Chathaniiio  Feb.  93 

Kelsall,  Thos. Hdw.,  i  luitham 10  Feb.  93 

Ogilvie,  Duncan,  Kol.at    '10  Feb.  93 

Heuderisou,  Edwd.  Geo. .Madras)  ',„  pov,  ., 

S.  i  M, ;  (  bil.a  Ey.v.  F..rce  ...  /  ]  '°  ^  ""^  "^ 
Cowie,  H.  M'Call.y,  IJehia  Dun  ,.,'10  Feb.  93 
Thompson,  Richard  L.  B,,  Malta' 10  Feb.  03 

Gervers,  F,  R.  S,*'-' AMershnr.  10  Feb.  95 

Russell,  Wm.  Kelson,  Fyzabad  ...  'o  Feb.  93 
Gunter,  Clarence  P.,*'"  .^'hillong... 
Xortb,  Charles  Mapier,  S,  Africa 
Cowie,  Hy.  Edw.  Colviii,  <  'hina  I 

Exp,  Force  ,,, ) 

Armstrong.  B.  H.  O.,  Africa 
Rich,  Edmd.   i'illotsou,  MaU'lalay 
Hodgson,  P.  E.  Madras  S.  &  M.  ... 
Longiield,  W.   Elrington.  Eg.ypt... 
Kennedy,  M.   RalBton,*S2  DSO.,  > 

Khartoum    ...  > 

M'Cliutook,  R.  Lyle,***  S.  Africa 
Crookshank,  A.  A.,*"*    Bunder) 

Abbas .» 

Jack,  Evan  Maclean.  St.  Helena... 
Craster.  Jno.  E.  E.,  Poi^.bay  S.  &  ) 

M. ;  China  Exp.  F  .rce    i 

Savage,  A.  Johnson,*'*''  S.  Africa 
Bovet,  William,*^  Bombay  Sap-) 

pers  and  Miners    ) 

Newcombe,  K.  O.  A.,*-^  Railway  ) 

Staff' OHicer,  S.  Africa    S 

White.  Fi'Jiiik  A.  K.,  Bermuda,  t 

Leave,  England \ 

Borradaile,  Basil,  Ceylon  !25J-uly  53 

M'Harg,  Alfred  Alexis,  Simla I25  July  93 

Fuller,  Cuthbert  Graham,  Natal    125  July  93 


12  Feb.  93 

12  Feb.  95 
4  July  95 

22  July  93 

22  July  95 
22  July  95 

22  July  95 

22  July  95 

22  July  95 

22  July  95 

22  .Tuly  95 
22  July  95 
22  July  95 

22  July  03 

22  July  95 
22  July  95 
22  July  95 

22  Jul.y  95 

22  July'  95 
22  .Tuly  95 
22  July  95 
22  July  95 
20  Nov.  95 
to  Feb.  90 
10  Feb.  96 

10  Feb.  96 

10  Feb.  gS 
10  Feb.  96 
10  Feb.  95 
10  Feb.  96 

10  Feb.  96 

10  Feb.  96 
10  Feb.  9'! 
10  Feb.  9& 
10. Feb.  9-3 
ID  Feb.  0^ 
ID  Feb.  96 

10  Feb.  96 

27  June  96 
25  Jul.v  go 
25  July  96 
25  Julv  j6 

25  July  96 

25  July  96 

25  July  gCi 

25  July  95 

2S  July  96 

25  July  96 

25  July  96 


10  Feb, 
10  Feb.  93 

10  Feb.  93 

27  June  93 
23  July  Q3 
25  July  03 
25  July  .,3 

25  July  93 

25  July  93J 

25  July  93 1 

23  July  93^ 

25  July  93 1 

25  July  93 

25  July  93 

25  July  93  25  July  9') 

25  July  93,: 


25  July  95 

;i3  July  3S 

July  96 

J25  July  96 

MaTiley,EdgarN.,''*''  Hyderabad, )  \^.  j^jy  ^,1^.  j„iy  ^5 


Chaldecott,Wm.  Henry, Bombay  )  I,-  t,,i„  „, 
S.&M,;  ■  hiniiBxn.  Force   .,/!   '        ■*   ^' 

Tandy,  Maurice  O'C,  Simla  '25  July  93 

Bagnall-Wild.  R,  K,,  Hong  Kong  25  July  93 

lies,  Fred,  Arthur,  Ciacr.tta 25  July  93 

Macfie,  Wm.  Colvin.  South  Africa  27  Feb-  9-1 
Corry,    John      B.,*-''     Bombay  I  I.,  ygb.  94 

.Sappers  and  Minor-.,., )  i 

Tillard,  Eras.  Bonham.  India  ...  27  Feb.  94 
Mainprise,  Bertie  W.Bengals. &M.  27  Feb.  94 

KensingtiDn,  G.  B.,  Woolwich 27  Feb.  94 

Clui'ke,  C.  J.,  Ludhiana  Railway...  27  Feb.  94 
sladec,  Chas.  St.  Bartac, Chatham  22  July  92' 
Smyth,  Gerald  J.  Watt,  Lucknow  27  Feb.  94 

Meyrick.  Harold  L.,  S   Africa '27  Feb.  94 

Mahon, E.W.Sandys, Peshawar.  I    2,  Feb  os 

Ordered  Horns  i  ,  '        '  ^^ 

Done,  Regiiiald  John,  Omdurman  27  Feb.  94 

Hoysted,  D.  M.  F.,  S.  Africa 27  Feb.  94 

Foulkes,  C.  Howard,*"' Comdg.-) 

K.   Eng.  W.  Coasi,  of  Africa,  1-27  Feb.  94 

with  rank  of  Captain  )  1 

Bell,  Heni-j'  Lewin  Gillison,  Malta '27  Feb.  94 


25  July  96 

,2;  July  96 
25  July  96 
25  July  96 
27  Feb.  97 

27  Feb.  97 

27  Feb.  97 
27  Feb.  07 
27  Feb.  97 
2  7  Feb.  97 
'22  July  95 
127  Feb.  97 
I27  Feb.  97 

J27  Feb.  97 

'.7  Feb.  97 

97 

27  Feb.  97 

27  Feb.  9/ 


=7  Feb. 


214 


Corps  of  Royal  Engineers. 


LiBCTBNAKTS. 


97 


17  Aug.  97 
20  Sept.  97 
I  Oct.  97 
:o  Oct.  97 
ifOct.  97 
24  Oct.   97 

3  Nov.  97 

4  Not.  97 


Goldiugham,  K.  iS.  Dalrymple,")  ! 

Madras  S.  &  M. ;  China  Ex]).  •  1  8  Mar.  J4    S  Mar.  97 

Force )  ; 

Meyricke,  Ed.  Gelly,  .Mrtershot...'i9  Mar.  94  10  Mar.  97 

Thomson,  C.  B.,'»  S.  Africa  jaS  Mar.  94'28  Mar.  97 

Macrory,  Roland   M..  Halifa.x-,  (  ,       .  I  i  Apr.  97 

N.  S.     Ord.  Bermuda    ^  1  "^      -'; 

Osljorue.G.F.  Folger,  Bombay. ..'27  Jane  94  27  June  97 
(larrett,  Arthur  ffolhott,  Liihore..47  Aug.  94'r7  Aug.  97 
Monro,  John  Duncan,  Sin sjapore  J17  Aug.  94  17  Aug.  97 
EUes,    Malcolm    R.,"»   l^eugal '^  .      ^ 

S.&  M. ;  China  E.tp.  Force...  ,    ''  -^"S-  '■'i*'  "■  '=■  ^' 
Charles,  ,Tas.  R.  B.   t<ick  Leave...  17  Aug.  94  17  Aug.  97 

Turner,  Frank  G.,  Delhi 17  Aug.  94  17  Aug.  97 

yowerhy,  M.  Eden,  Egy))t.  Army  17  Aug.  94  17  Aug.  97 
Wollen.'Wm.  R.  Grant,  Egypt... .,17  Aug.  04  17  Aug.  97 

°fa^"  n's^""'  ^""^  ^"  "*!""]  ''7  A"S.  94  -7  Aug 
HolmV,  Alfred"  siegfried.Dera:  j  1  ^„ 

IsiiiHil  Khan J      '        ^  ?■»    '        =   ' 

Hdffs.l'onradChas.Hy.  S.  Africa  17  Aufr.  Q4  17  Aug.  97 
Moore.  H.T.Gweniiap,"5t^outli^ 

Africa ^   17  Au„.Q4 

Mozley.Edw.  Newman,  Chathaml2o  Sept. 94 
Kmo;,  W.    A.   dc   L'ourcy,   St. ) 

Lucia.     Ordered  Home i 

Connor,  Isaac  Joscelyii,  War  Off. 
Symons,  C.  B.  Owen,  Assist.  \ 
■prof.  \\.  Mil.  Coll.,  Canada...  i 
Earle,  RobertGilmour,  S.Africa 
Rooke,  Everard  Home,  Bermuda 
Waller,  Richd.  L.,*^*«^  S.  Al'rica  ... 
Magniac,  Chas.  Lane, E.Bengal  > 

State  Uailwrty.  Tnap.  N. W.R.J.' 
Heath,  Charles  Jos.,  Alderney  ... 
Carden,  Alan  Douglas,  Assist.) 

Inst.  School  of  Mil.  Eng.  ...  ) 
Stevens.  A.  C.  J.,  Hong  Kong  ... 
Mance,  H.  Osborne,  S.  Africa  ... 
Irvine, Francis  D.,Matlras  S.&M. 

Brough,  A.     On  Leave 

Rose,  L.  St.  Vincent,  Gibraltar... 
White,"  Jarnes* Ross,  S.  Africa   ... 

Moore, H,  O'Hara,  Rtuigoon 

Robinson,  Alick  Chris.,  St.  Lucia 
Blaudy,  L.  Feltiplace, Jamaica.  / 

Ord!  Victoria,  B.C.... ) 

Haslam,  B.  John,  Rawu!  Pindi .. 
Phillpotts,  B.  Surtees,  Bermuda 

Pamter, George E.,  ('ork 

Kation,  J.  J.  Henry,  S.  Africa  .. 
Buckle,  Henry W^illiam,  S.  Africa 
Frith,  Gilbert  Robertson,^;'7  S.  I    ^  t„««        ^i  o 

^fj-lca ! j  r^  ^^^^  95  26  Jiuie  gS 

Millington,LionelBertie,S.Africa    3  Aug.  05    :;  Auj 

W^illis,  G.  H.,  Aden  ■         '      " 

Jackson,    Lambert    Cameron,  > 

South  Africa S 

M'Clintock,  Robert  Singleton,  ( 

Lagos  Interland.  Leave  Eui^.) 
Rarron,  Wm.  Ernest,  Bombay  ... 
Wilkinson,     Geoffrey,    Bengal ) 

S.&M S 

Wilson,  Eric  Edward  Boketon,  } 

S.  Africa i 

Durnford,  G.E.  Jervoise.Assist.S 

Inst.  School  of  Sub.  Mining,  r 

Chatham ...j 

Robertson,  Fred.  Wm.  Mauritius 
Simon,  Max.  St.  L.,  Singapore.  | 

Sick  Leave I 

Butterworth, Reg.  F.  A. .Singapore 
Place,  Charles  Otley.'i'"^  S.  "Africa 
Eustace,  Fredk.  R.  H.,  Luckuow 
SkipwithjJas.AVemyss,  Aldershot 
hetty,  Paget  Kemmis,'-**"  S.Africa 
AdilUon,  George  Hy.  S.  Africa  ... 
Douglas,  Wm.  Sholto.  Special) 

cluty.  War  Office 3 

Pollard-Lowsley,    Herbert    de) 

Lisle,  Bhundara,  C.P J 

Xeili,    Colin     Eric     Smith.-'Ol  1 

South  Africa. j" 

Wace,  Edw.  Gurth,  Uraballa 

Ommanney,  Rupert,  Aldershot... 
V\alker,  Reginald,  Cork  .. 
il'Kechnie,  Dagald,'''Oi  S.  Africa 
Musgrave,  Herbert,  S.  Africa  ... 
ilnthews,  Walter  F.,  E.Bengal  V 

State  Railway \ 

(ireig,  Ronald  Henry,"'i>*  S.Africa 

("harteris.  John,  Mian  Mir  

Mellor,  Clive,  S.  Africa 

Taylor,  Lyttelton  R.  J.  Waters^  / 

Jamaica  ji 

Oakesi.  Richard,'^'  S.  Africa  


I  Oct.  94 
10  Oct.  94 

16  Oct.  94 

24  Oct.  94 

3  Nov.  94 

4  Nov.  94 

17  Nov.  94  17  Not.  97 
I  Dec.  94    I  Dec.  97 

12  Dec.  94  12  Dec.  97 

17  Dec.  94  17  Dec.  97 
15  Mar.  95  15  Mar.  08 
15  Mar.  95  :5  Mar.  98 
15  Mar.  95  J  5  Mar.  9S 
15  Mar.  95  15  Mar.  9S 
15  Mar.  Q5  15  Mar.  qS 
15  Mar.  95  15  Mar.  98 
15  Mar.  95  15  Mar.  98 
76  Mar.  95  26  Mar.  98 

1  Apr.  98 
I  Anr.  98 


I  Apr.  95 
I  Apr.  05 


I  Apr.  95 
I  Apr.  95 
I  Apr.  95 


1  Apr.  98 
1  Apr.  98 
I  Apr.  98 


3  Aug.  95    \  Aug.c 


3  Aug.  95 

3  Aug.  9 
3  Aug.  95 
3  Aug.  95 

3  Aug.  95 

3  Aug.  95 

3  Aug.  95 

3  Aug.  95 

6Aug 

7  Aug 

8  Aug 

4  Sept.95 

24  Sept 

I  Oct.   95 

22  Oct.  95 
21  Dec. 

21  Dec. 

IX  Jan.  96 
14  Jan.  91 

25  Jan.  96 
7  Feb.  96 
I  ilar.  9t. 

II  Mar.  c6 

14  Mar.  96 

21  Mar.  qC 

I  Mar.  96 

I  Mar.  96 


3  Aug.  98 

3  Aug,  98 
■5  Aug.  98 
3  Aug.  98 

3  Aug.  98 

3  Aug.  98 

3  Aug.  98 
3  Aug.  98 

6  Aug.  98 

7  Aug.  98 
S  Aug.  93 

24  Sept.  98 
;4  Sept.  98 

I  Oct.  98 

22  Oct.  98 
21  Dec.  98 

21  Dec.  98 

ii  Jan.  Q9 
14  Jan.  99 

25  Jan.  99 
7  Feb.  99 
I  Mar.  99 

II  Mar.  99 

14  Mar,  99 
21  Mar.  OQ 
21  Mar.  99 

21  Mar.  QQ 


LlKUTENtWTS. 

Brandon,  Oscar  Gilbert,  X.W.  ? 

Ry.,  India > 

Thomas,  Robt.  Hy.,  Bannu,  India 
Gracey,  Thomas,  Delhi 
Cuunington,  Rbt.Henry, S.Africa 
Johnson. Chas.  Reginald, S.Africa 
Greig,  Philip  Sellon.  Whitehall 
Walker,  Alex.  R..  Plymouth... 
Jones,  Douglas  Champion,  Malta 
Akerman,  Chas.  S.A.,  Chatham 


2H'DLIBUT..      LIBDT. 


I  Mar.  96,-1  Mar. 


21  June  96  21  June  q-j 

22  July  962-  July  f)o 
25  July  q6  25  July  id 
29  July  96  29  Jaly  q^ 

4  Aug.  96  4  Auii.  uj 
13  Aug.  96  ij  Aug.  Q, 
21  Sept.9621  Sept.o^ 
21  Sept.Qp  -jT  Sept-Qc, 
Goodwin, G. J. Power,RawulPindil?i  Sept. 06 -r  Sept.Q^ 
Pull8r,Fras.  Chas.,  Sierni  Leonej^i  Sept. 96  21  Sept.g^ 
Langman,  John  A.,  Landguard  21  Sept. 96  21  Sept.r,v 

Evans,  Wm.  Harry,  Chitral  '2:  Sept.9^  ji  Sej't.  j  . 

Moore,  John  O'Hara,  Gibraltar.. .'21  Sept.96;„'i  Sept-ou 
Evans,  A.  Stuart,  Secundei-abad  25  Sept.Q6'-i  Sept.99 
Henrici,  ErostOIa:,  S.  Africa   ...  23  Dec.  q6  23  Dec.  90 

Forster,  Davia,'-**?  Chatham 23  Dec.  gc'  2-  Dec.  99- 

Sankey,Crofton  E.P.,'''>'^Chatha7n  26  Dec.  96  26  Dec.  99 
Izat.Wm.  Rennie,  iladrasS.  &  M.  31  Dec.  96  31  Dec.  99. 

Malan,  Leslie  N.,  Rangoon 31  Dec.  96  :;i  Dec.  99 

Hammond,  Reg.  C.  Mauritius  ...  31  Dec.  96  31  Dec.  ocj 
Evans,  George  F.,i'^"'  S.  Africa  ...  31  Dec.  q6  -i  Dec.  99 
M'Enery,  John  Aloysius.I.  ofW.  31  Dec.  96  31  Dec.  qo 
Campbell,  Percy  Hy., Hong  Kong  i  Jan.  97  i  Jan,  00 
Sanders,  A.  R.  Careless,  Chitral  18  Jan.  97  iS  Jan.  00 
Oldham,  George  Muir,  Jamaica  ,  3  Feb.  97    3  Feb.  oa- 

Giles,  Valentine.  Landguard, 22  Feb.  97  22  Feb.  00 

Skinner, Uobert  Bruce,  Tochi  ...1  3  Mar.  97  3  Mar.  00 
Hill.Arthur  Fitzgerald  Sandys,  ( ,     jj^^^  ^.       jj^,_  ^^ 

^UGita .J 

Biggs,  Charles  NVilliam,  S.. Africa  23  June  07  -3  Jane  00 
Wagstaff.i  'yril  M.,Madnis  S.,S:M.  23  June  97  ^3  June  00.- 

Behrcus,  Tankred  T.,  Malta 23  June  97  23  .laneoo 

Cowan,  Samuel  Hunter,  Malta...  21  July  97  21  July  00 

Walton,  Uusack,  Bareilly  25  Jul.v  97  25  July  00 

Kealy,  Percival  Hope,  Meerut...  27  July  97  29  July  oo 
Sherrard,   Laurence    Hunter, )',  t„,_  ^  ,  ,^  t,,,.  ^, 

S.Africa    ;  jj27  July  97  29  Juh  m. 

Watkins,     Philip      Seymour, )        -  ,  ,  ,  . 

Spithead 3-  29  July  97|29  Jul.-'  «■ 

Hogg,  Philip  C  H.,  S.  Africa  ...'27  Aug.  97  27  Aug.  00. 
Hepper,  Alaric  William,  Chat- f  j       .  !       . 

hum.    Ordered  St.  Lucia )  ]^*  ■*-"B-9/,3i  AUg.oo 

Garstin,  J.  Aylmer,  Madras  S.  )  L,  c.„i.  „  '      c:„„f 

&  M.  J  China  E--CP.  Force 1 1^3  Sept.97  23  Sept. 00. 

Neville,  Lionel  J.  N'.,  S.  Africa  ..  23  Sept. 9-  23  Sept. 00 
Dawes,  Nicholas  Bernard  E.,  1  '      ^.^  .      '      c..  ,. 

Plymouth.    Ordered  India...  ,  ^3  Sei.t.97  23  Sept.oo 
Maxwell,  Wm.Freclk.,  Bombay  1        a„„,  „,  .    (=<>,.,„ 

S.  &  M.    :. ,  ,^'  Sept.97jS:.  Sept.co 

Doucet,  L.  C.  A.  de  B.iios.Africa;24'Sept.97'2j  Sept.oo 
Browne,  C.  Michael,  Meean  MeerJ23  Dec.  97  2  ;  Dec.  00 

Lewis,  Henry  Lester,  Jhanst 23  Dec.  9712'^  Dec.    ■■ 

Buehell,  Fred.  Harlev,  Madras  >  |      -^  '  '  „ 

Sappers  and  Miners  j  r^  "^'^'  °'  '-  "^'^-     ' 

Winterbotham,  Harold   St.  J.  (  I      „„„  r.«., 

Loyd,™^  Portsmouth j  |=3  Dec.  97  23  Dec.  w 

O'Connor,  Percy  B.,  S.  Africa  ...  29  Dec.  q3  20  Dec.  00 


SKCOm  LTE0TE.V4NT3.  2MDLIKPT. 

Charles,  Eric  Montagu  Scton,  S.  Africa  ...;  i  Jan.  qi 
Hobbs,  Reginald  Fras.  Arthur, i"*  S.  Africa  3  Jan.  98 
Ponsonby,  Reginald  Gordon,  Halifax,  N.S..    9  Mar,  gS 

Cunningham,  Aylmer  Basil,  Malta 10  Mar.  9S 

JacksoQ,  Louis  Macdonald,  Pembroke  Dk..  2-  Mar.  gS 

Molesworth,  E.  Kerr,  Madras  S.  4  M I23  Mar.  98 

Mackworth,  Harry  Llewellyn,  S.  Africa  . ...  23  Mar,  9S 
Cooke,  George  Stanley  Curtis,  S.  Africa. ...|2^  Mar.  gS 

Bell,  Arthur  Hugh,  S.  Africa 123  Mar.  gS 

Usbome,  Philip  Osbert  Gordon,-'!^' S.Africa. 23  JonegS 

Evans,  Llewelyn,  S.  Africa  23  JunegS 

Smith,  Huberti  Clenaenti,  S.  Africa '23  JunegS 

Nevrcombe,  Stewart  Fras."'H  Sick  Lenve...  23  JunegS 
Goldney,  Geo.  Francis  Bennett,  S.  Africa.  23  JunegS 

Birney,  (."harles  Folliott,  Mhow,  India  '23  JunegS 

Noble,  Walter   Jeffrey   Wheelock.  Chat-)i^    TnriPrft 

ham,  England.    Ord.  Gravesend >  "^  **  ^'^'^y'^ 

Russell,  Reg.  Edm.  Maghlin.SalisburyPlain  23  JunegS 

Rathbone,  H.Eugene  Ford,  Gosport  23  Junegft 

Stack.  George  Hall,  Salisbury  Plain. 23  JunegS 

Grove,  Thomas  Thackeray,  Sheerness [23  JunegS 

Brown,  Geoff. Ambrose  Phillipiis,  S.  Atrica.123  JunegS 

Phillimore,  Reginald  Henry,  Rangoon 23  JunegS 

Barker.  John  Stafford,  Ceylon.... '23  JunegS 

Loch,  Geoffrey  (.'harles  Bell,  India  -.-123  JunegS 

Denison,  Garnet  Wolseley.    Leave ■  i  Sept.gS 

Cargill,  Sidney  Temple,  Hong  Kong '15  Dec.  gS 

Edgeworth,  Kenneth  Essex,  S.  Africa  '23  Dec.  gS 


21  Mar.  g6  21  Mar.  gg 


Baylay,  Atv\  ell  Charles,  Portsmouth.  Or-  1 
dered  Bermuda > 

Paris,  Alexander  Lloyd,  Chatham.  Or- 1 
dered  ludia | 

Kitto,  William  Alexander,  Hong  Kong 


23  Dec.  93 

23  Dec,  95 
2:;  Dec.  93 


Corps  of  Royal  Engineers. 


*i5 


Second  Libutenants. 


I2ND  LIEUT. 


Hill.  Ernest  Frederick  John,  Chatham  23  Dec.  98 

Walker,  Arthur  Dunbar.  UhHthnm  23  Dec.  98 

Fiemmtf.  John  Gibson.  Curraijh    '23  Dec.  98 

Kintc,  L:incelot  Noel  Fdk.  Irving,  Cl.atha  m|  i  Jan.  99 

Henderson,  Henry  May,  Colchester   112  .Tan.  99 

Affleck-Graves,  Dermot.  Chatham   i  3  ^eh.  99 

Kellv.  Harry  Holdsworth.  Malta '  8  Mar.  99 

Thomson,  DoUiilas  Arthur,  Chatham  9  Mar.  99 

(Jmiilv,  Henry  George,  Aldershot .14  Mar.  99 

Martin-Leake,  Theodore  Edward.   China)  i„  jj^j  „ 

Kxp.  Fiirce S  ,'"  ,^ 

Giles,  Frank  Lucas  Netlam,  Aldershot    23  Mar.  99 

Dohsou.  Arthur  Curtis.  Gibraltar 23  Mar.  99 

Thompson,  Frederick  A'ivian,  Plymouth    ...|23  Mar.  99 

Burgess.  Bouflhey,  St.  Helena    !23Mar.  99 

Beresford,  Charles  C.  de  la  Poer,  Curragh...J23  Mar.  09 

French.  Percy  Hamilton,  Ksqaimault !23  Mar.  99 

.hihnston,  William  Henry,  Gibraltar    1=3  Mar.  99 

(:irr- Harris,  Ernest  Dale,  Wei-hai-Wei    19  June  99 

hiMiiav,  Hubert  Lvle,  Hong  Kong [19  June  99 

llMrderu,  Charles,  S.Africa 125  June99 

Spiiight,  Thomas    Henry    Limrick,  Im- \  | ^    j„jjg 

t'erial  Representative  Corps J, 

W'ei'bi-r,  Norman  \Villiam,  .\ldershot  25  June  QQ 

Kilos,  Hugh  Jamieson,  Chatham   25  June  99 

Haswell,  ChetwyndlHenry,  Chatham   25  June  w 

Francis,  Wilfrid  Eric  Francis,  Flyn.i.uth  ...  =5  June  9" 
lieiimisli,  Wm.  Robert  <le  la  Coi'r,  Aldershot  25  June  99 
.M'ickintosh,  Ern.  Elliot  Buckland.  Plymouth  28  .Tune  99 

R.  id,  Charles  Saville,  Aldershot    1  7  Jtdy  99 

.Nol.le,  Norman  Doncaster.  Plymtiuth 128  Jul.v  09 

IK. libie,  William  George  Shedden,  Chatham!  6  Aug.  99 
Cnulfeild.Wm.TalbotM'Clintock.HongKong   7  Aag.  99 

Macrae,  William,  Chatham  9  •*■"?•  99 

TiUard,  Elliot  Doivell,  Chatham 20  Aug.  99 

Gough,  Geo.  Francis  Bloomfleld.  Chatham  20  Sept.  99 
Hill.  Rowland  Clement  Ridley,  Plyn.nath...  25  Sept.09 

Cusins,  Arthur  Frederick,  Chatham     25  Sept. 99 

Galbraith,  James  Ponsonby,  Chatham    22  Nov.  99 

Carev,  W.  Leathes  de  Mussenden,  S.  Africa  22  Nov.  99 

Duniuan,  Thomas  Nugent,  S.  Africa  22  Nov  99 

Mav.  Hugh  Seaburne,  Chatham    122  Nov,  99 

Coniim'ham,  .Alfred  Evel-ini,  Chatham I22  Nov.  99 

Stokes,  Aleyn  Whitlev,  Chatham  22  Nov.  99 

Sandes,  Edward  Warren  CaulfiekUChr.tham  22  Nov.  99 

Davidson,  Alexander  Elliott,  Cnatham  22  Nov.  99 

Thompson, Tliomas  Raikes  Lovett,  Chatham  22  Nov.  99 

Wilbraham,  Bernard  Hugh,  (.'hatham i22  Nov.  99 

-Forsyth,  Hazeldeau  Wm.  Evelyn,  Chatham  22  Nov.  99 

Collins,  Dudley  Stuart,  Chatham 22  Nov.99 

Lord,  Perov  Calvert,  Chatham,  Chatham  ...'22  Nov.99 
Lefro.v,  Hugh  Percival  Thomson.  Chatham  ,22  Nov.  99 

John.'Charles  Laml)art,  Chatham '22  Nov.  99 

Clarke,  Hilary  Basil,  Chatham I22  Nov.  99 

Du  Boiilay ,  Arthur  Houssemaino,  Chatham, 22  Nov.  99 
Trench.  Christopher  Chene\'ix,  Chatham  ...    6  Jan,  00 

Walcot,  Jiasil,  Chatham !  6  Jan.  00 

Turner,  .fohn  Fisher,  Chatham 6  Jan.  oc 

Thorp,  Cierahl,  Chatham fi  Jan.  00 

Molesworth,  Fnincis  Crofton,  Chatham j  6  Jan.  00 

Lovett-Thomas.  Lewis.  Chatham ;  6  Jan.  00 

Reid.  ."Vrtlmr  William,  Chatham 6  Jan.  00 

Oampbell,  Alexander,  Chatham f  Jan.  00 

Ogilvy,  David,  Chatham   I  6  Jan.  00 

,Slione,\-,  George  Bindon,i^'hatham '  6  Jan.  00 


Second  Likotbh iiris.  2KDLiEt;T. 

T\eus,  Robert  Carew,  Chatham 

Turner,  Arnold  treolTrey,  Chatham 

Pollock,  Matthew  Grant,  Chatham  

Day,  Harold  Ernest,  Chatham   

Jones,  OweuGlyudwr  Digby,  Chatliam 

.Jameson,  George  Lionel,  C'hatham  

Hood.  Hon.  Francis  George.  Chatham 
Cooper,  William  Craiifiird,  Chatham  .. 

Onmtauney,  Whitofoord,  Chatham  

O'Callaghan, Pi-as. Reginald  PowelhChatham 
Chermside,Chas.Se^'mour  St.. Tohn, Chatham 

ilacLeod,  Malcolm' Neynoe,  Chatham 

Carson,  Gerald  .Sidney  Donglas,  Chatham 

Prickett,  i'liarles  Heary,  Chatham  

Conran,  William  Douglas  Baynes,  Chatham 
Hammond,  Frederick  Dawson,  Chatham 
Arbuthnot,  Abater  Dare  Staveley,  Chatham 
Pratt,  Robert  Kdward  Burton,  (.'hatham 
Lees,  Edward  p'rederick  William,  ('hatham 
Watson,  Chas.  Scott  Moncrieff  Chalmers,  ) 

Chatham S 

Ross.  Arthur  Justin,  Chatham  

Smith,  Vincent  Percy,  C'hatham   

Taylor,  Mftuiice  Grove,  (.'hatham 

Twiss,  Arthur  Montague,  Chatham 

Benton.  Norman  William,  Chatham 

Maingu.v,  Roger  Ferdinand,  (.'hatham 

M'Causiand,  Marcus  Eoklev,  Chatham  

Burn,  Robert  Nathaniel,  Chatham   

Whiteley,  Arthur  Fearfleld,  Chatham 

Spackmau.  St.  John  Gaisford,  Chatham 

Clogstoun,  Henry  Oliver.  Ctiitham  

Cardew.  Arthur  Mansfield.  Chatham 

Trew,  Richard  James  Fynmore,  Chatham... 

Daukes,  Henry  Francis!  Chatham    

Williams,  Guy  Charles,  Chatham 

Pears,  (Juv  Barnett,  Chatham ;. 

Jordan.  Philip  Ormiston  Lutley,  Chatham 
Hxham,  Godfrey  John  William,  Chatham... 

liaker,  Kdward  Carlton,  Chatham    

Archbold,  Francis  Henry  Walter,  C'hatham 

,Tohnaim,  Gordon  Bennett,  Chatham   

Battye,  Basd  Condon,  Chatham 

Coucihman,  Harold  John,  Chatham 

Day,  John,  Chatham 

Legh,  Frank  Bertram,  Chatham   

Young,  Edward  de  Lorentz,  Chatham    

Smith,  Philip  Wm.  Lilian  Broke,  Chatham 

Willcocks.  Alexander  John,  Chatham 

Gaskell,  Her'oert  Stuart,  Chatham   

Bovd,  Stuart,  (.'hatham 

Yule,  George  Udny,  Chatham 

Prince,  Paul  Ernest,  Chatham    

Breiniier,  Athelstan  D.  St.  George,  Chatham 

Trevelvaii,  Henr\-,  (Chatham 

Holt-White,  Fnincis  Rashleigh,  Chatham  . 

Lynch,  Cecil  St.  John,  Chatham    

Stace,  Ralph  Edward,  C'hatham 

Harvey,  Percy  Robert  de  Yiion,  Chatham., 

Haig,  Dougla'i  de  Haga,  Chatham 

Mansfield,  John  Rc.bert  Williams,  Chatham 
Hawtrev.  Henrv  Courtenay,  Chatham    .... 

Bald,  Philip  Robert,  Chatham 

Kellv,  William  Hyde,  Chatham 

O'Brien,  Aubrey  Ulick  Marshall.  Chatham. 


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Hills,  Alfrpil,  Record  Office,Chatham(fl"oH.>.  ] 

Ci/fi.Vi«,3  May  04( > 

Evans.JamesThomasf //yH.t'a)|^t)May  95)- ~> 

Qr.Mr.  S.M.E.  Chatham,  with  hon.  rank  .- 

of  ilaior,  23  April  97 ) 

Wall,  Edv?.  J"a3.,Intell.Depart.,WarOffice)  !   .Apr   SS 

(«"(;«.  Cn/i/n.a,  4  Apr.  98I     S] 

Hitching,  G.  U.^^'" Aldershot  (ifo».  Ctiptain,  \  ,      j  1     53 

7  July  98 i:  '        ^ 

Gilifoii,    George    Guhofiu-     (Hon.    Captavi,  I  '      gg^  35 

29  Sept.  98),  S.M.E. ,  Chatham .*  ■  ' 

■Warburton,     William,     Sheffield     (^^»"->  l^  juneSo 

C'l't'fiti'i,  12  June  99I  J 

Goilfi-rii,    Conit'lius  ffcnjumi ,1,  Malta  [Rori.  >  .  ,  Jixae  S9 

C(fp/(ov/,  22  June  99) J 

Michie,  George,  St.  Helena  (Hm.  Cny^"'".  |  Iz,  June89 

22  June  09)   J  I 

Blanehflovver,  Edward,^'"  Pl.ymouth  (Hoji.  1  ^^  Sept.90 

Coyi^o')*  20  Sept.  00)  J: 

Stephens,   Edw.,  Hong  Kong  (««>..  Cnpt.  1  ^^  jjgg    „;, 

20  Dec.  00) .1  I 

Richmond,  George,  Dublin '  Jf''^  "'' 

Payne.  Charles,  LondondeiTv  1  9  May  91 

Law,  James,  Aldershot , |  9  May  91 

Shute,  Wm.  John,  Monmouth '19  Ai>r^9i 

Training 

Lt.Colonel  J.  A.  Ferrier,  I>S(>. 

Mljor  T.  de  la  H.  Brotherton. 
ScAvlei—Fathigt,  Blue  \  elve: 


QH.    MB. 
&  HOIT.  IiT. 


Quarter  Masters. 

Taylor,  George,"'' South  Africa  3  May  93 

Campbell,  John  Robert,^™  Hong  Koi) 
Thompson,  Bernard  Henry,  Shoeburynesa. 


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May  93 

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wl-'i'^t"  James  Henry,  Portsea '. j  5  May  94 

(jnii,  Edmund  Thompson,  Malta    ;  i  May  95 

Tucker,  Albert  Napoleon,-'-'  S.  Africa |  8  June95 

Head,  Mark,  Isle  of  Wight ,24  July  95 

Jones,  Alfred,  Cork ,10  Apr.  97 

Marshall,  William.  Pembroke  Dock ;i9  May  97 

Clark,  Thos.  Jas.  Cork.    Ordered  Chatham    17  Nov.  97 

Cripps,  Her.rv,  Southampton  9  Mar.  99 

Blackwell,  Frank,  Dublin 27  Apr.  99 

Perceval,  Edmund,  War  Office... 'i'^S'''? 

Huggett,  Reuben,  Gnivcsend   25  Feb.  98 

Hopkins,  Edward  James,  Chatham   20  Dec.  98 

Samson,  Henry  Rofe,  South  Africa 23  Dec.  9a 

Waldron,  Charles,  Chatham 6  Jan.  00 

Perrv,  Harry  Charles,  Isle  of  Wight 9  June  00 

Friar,  Robert,  Sonth  Africa  2i.)aiieoo 

Bazlev,  William  Thomas,  Beaumaris   ^3°  >"ine  °<^ 

Goddard,  Lewis  Henry,  Jamaica    ....]i3Uct.  00 

Whitehead,  Thos.  Leah,  Crosshaven,  co.Cork    3  Nov.  00 
Standing,  Ernest  Sidney,  War  (Iffioe    —••■■77  Nov.  00 
Pearce,  John  Wesley,  Chatham.    Ordered^  j.  j)j,j._  ^ 
Malta  >< 

^T^- captain  H.W.Weekes. 

Af^ht.  A,lint,n,tfor  Muskelrji  ...Lieut.  N.  J.  Hopkins. 
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Captains, 

Organ,  James,  Leith S  Feb.  85 

Montgomery,  William,  Duniiee 7  July 

Brown,  William  George  Charteris,  Staff  Officer,  War  Office ps  Aug.  86 

Giddy,  William  Richard  George,  Cardiff |  3  May  89 

Martin,  John,  Xorth  Shields 18  Jan.  go 

Sugg,  Beniamin,  Falmouth    19  Nov.  9c 

Brissendeh,  Albert,  Middlesborough ■ [  i  July  91 

Bailey,  John  Henry  ( QiMr^sr  M.istei;  i  July  91 ),  War  Office,  Whitehall   ...^ij  Dec.  93 
Lieutenants. 

Ealdeu,  Charles,  PauU-on-Hurabcr  -..'15  Nov.  93 

Etherington,  George,  Berehaven,  Cork  25  Jan.  96 

Ruse,  James,  Portland 122  Apr.  96 

Bolton,  William.    Tomii.  Berehaven 29  Sept. 97 


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War  Serciaes  of  the  Officers  of  tJie  Boyal  Engineers. 

1  The  Duke  of  Cambridge  commanded  the  istDivisionoftheEastern  Army  throughout  the  campaign  of  1854,  in- 
cluding the  battles  of  the  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman  (horse  shot),  and  siege  of  Sebastoiiol  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  received  the  thanks  of  the  House  of  Commons,  Medal  with  fonr  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"Sir  Lintorn  Simmons  was  employed  for  three  years  in  the  disputed  territory  on  the  N.E.  frontie"  of  the  TJniteiJ 
Statesinconstructing  works  for  its  defence  and  in  making  mihtary  explorations.  Happening  to  be  in  Turkey  in 
'85?  he  was  specially  employed  by  Lord  Stratford  de  Redcliffe  on  several  important  services ;  joined  Omar  Pasha  in 
March  1S54  ;  escorted  the  new  Governor  into  Silistria  after  the  former  one  had  been  killed,  and  was  present  during 
part  of  the  siege  01  that  fortress  ;  laid  out  and  threw  up  the  lines  of  Slobodzic  and  Georgevo  on  the  Danube,  having 
entire  charge  of  the  operation  with  20,000  men  of  all  arms  under  his  command,  a  Russian  Army  of  70,000  men  being 
within  seven  miles  :  was  presentduringthe  occup.ition  of  Wallachia  and  had  frequent  charge  of  reconnaissances 
upon  the  enemy's  rear.  Went  to  the  Crimea  in  Dec.  1854  to  concert  with  the  allied  Commanders  in  Chief  as  to  the 
movementsof  the  Turkish  Army  :  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Eupatoria,  laid  out  and  threw  up  the  entrenched 
camp  round  that  place  ;  afterwards  was  before  Sebastopol  from  April  1S55  until  after  its  fall,  and  then  went  to 
ilingrelia  and  was  present  at  the  forced  passage  of  the  Ingui ,  where  he  commanded  the  Division  which  crossed  the 
river  and  turned  the  enemy's  position,  capturing  his  works  and  guns  :  Omar  Pasha  in  his  despatch  attributed  the 
success  of  the  day  chiefly  to  Lt. Colonel  Simmons.  Jle  served  as  Her  Majesty's  Commissioner  to  the  Ottoman  Army 
throughout  the  war  and  was  employed  in  all  the  negotiations  having  reference  to  the  movements  of  Omar  Pasha's 
Army.  Has  received  the  t.'riniean  Medal  with  Clasp,  the  Turkish  Gold  Medal  for  the  Danubian  campaign,  the  Order 
of  Medjidie  3rd  Class,  and  a  Sword  of  Honor  from  the  Turkish  Government;  also  the  4th  Class  of  the  Legion  of 
Honor.  Was  Her  Majesty's  Commissioner  for  laying  out  the  Turco-Russian  boundary  in  Asia,  and  granted  the  2nd 
Class  of  the  Medjidie  by  the  Sultan,  but  was  refused  permission  to  accept  it. 

*  Lieut.General  Hadden  was  actively  employed  in  Canada  during  the  rebellion  in  1S37-39,  and  was  engaged 
with  the  rebels  at  St.  Eustaclie  and  St.  Benoi. 

^  Sir  Frederick  Maimsell  served  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  iS4S-49,thr<tughout  the  operations  before  Mooltan, 
including  the  first  siege,  storming  of  the  intrenched  positions  on  oth  a,nd  12th  September,  and  surrender  of  the 
fortress,  also  surrender  of  the  Fort  and  garrison  of  Cheniotc,  and  battle  of  Goojerat  (Mednl  with  two  Clasps).  In  the 
Indian  Mutiny  campaign  commanded  Sappers  and  Miners  fit  the  actions  on  the  Hindun,  battle  of  Budlekeserai,  and 
throughout  the  siege  of  Delhi,  directed  the  right  attack  during  the  linal  operations,  and  was  dangerously  wounded 
when  conducting  the  Column  of  assault  on  the  Pahareepore  suburb  on  14th  Sept.  1857.  Commanded  Sappers  at  the 
siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  in  the  Rohilcund  campaign  at  Rooyah,  Alygunge,  and  Bareilly,  and  at  Mitowlee  in 
tihe  Oude  campaign  of  1S5S -59  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Modal  with  two  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  and  CB.).  Served 
in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Medal  with  Clasp).  ■  ... 

'•  General  Montagu  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman  : 
also  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  until  22nd  March,  when  he  was  taken  prisoner  during  a  sortie,  but  exchanged,  and 
leaving  Odessa  on  the  2nd  was  again  in  the  Crimea  on  the  :^i-d  August,  and  again  present  at  the  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevets  of  Major  and  Lt. Colonel,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  Sardinian 
and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie). 

•  Sir  Edward  V/iiliama  served  as  Adjutant  of  Engineers  with  the  expedition  to  Pegu  in  1852,  and  was  present  at 
tie  bombardment  and  capture  of  Martaban  and  Rangoon  (slightly  T,*ounded),  capture  of  Prome  and  occupation 
of  Meaday  (mentioned  in  despatches  for  "  g.allant  conduct,"  Mei'ajwith  Clas))). 

"■  .Sir  James  Browne  served  for  nearly  six  mouths  in  the  Trenches  before  Sebastopol;  was  present  at  the 
repulse  of  sorties  on  22nd  March  and  5tli  April ;  was  Senior  Officer  of  Engineers  at  the  capture  and  defence  of 
Quarries  on  7th  June,  for  which  service  he  was  honourably  mentioned  in  despatches,  and  received  the  Brevet  of 
Major.  Succeeded  Colonel  Tyldon  as  Directing  Engineer  of  the  Right  Attack,  and  in  the  execution  of  the  duties  of 
that  appointment  was  severely  woun<led  by  a  lifle-ball  on  24th  August,  which  broke  the  left  arm,  passed  through 
shoulder,  and  injured  jaw  (Mednl  w  ith  Clasp,  Brevets  of  Major  and  Lt.Colouel,  CB. .Krdaht,  of  the  Legion  of  Honor, 
Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie). 

■'  Sir  .Eneas  Perkins  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  including  the  battle  of  Budleekesei-ai  and  siege  of 
Delhi— wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1S64-6;,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  the  Bala  Forts  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Maj-jr,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan 
war  of  iS7_8-8o,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Pcin-ar  Kotal  (mentioned  in  despatches),  in  the  engage- 
ment at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1S79  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in 
December  1S79  including  the  investment  of  Sherpore  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick 
Roberts  in  the  march  to  Ci^ndahar  in  commaiid  of  thj  Royal  Eiitriueers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of 
Caudahar  .mentioned  in  despatclies,  CB..  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

•"  (.icneral  W.  W.  lioodfellow  served  with  the  Persian  Eviieditionary  Force  in  1856-57,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  Bushire,  battle  of  Ivhooshab,  and  capture  of  Mohumrah  (Me.la!  with  Clasn).  Served  as  Executive  En- 
gineer \v  th  the  Abyssinian  Ex  peilitionary  Force  at  Zoulla  from  the  lirst  landing  of  the  Reconnoitring  Party  till  the 
end  of  1867,  at  Seanfc  during  January  186S,  from  that  time  to  the  close  of  ilie  campaign  as  Senior  Engineer  of  the 
Force  which  marched  on  Magdala;  present  at  the  action  of -A.rogee  and  storming  (of  Magdala  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches as  having  "displayed  great  intelligence  and  activity  in  everything  thr-Dughout  the  operations,"  Brevet 
of  Major,  C'iJ.,  and  Medal).  j  .1         =  =  f  • 

"  General  C.  A.  Goodfellow  served  with  the  (.'entral  India  Field  Force  in  1357-5S,  and  was  present  at  the  siego 
and  capture  of  Ratghur,  captu-e  of  Garrakota,  siege  and  storm  of  Jhansi  (Victoria  Cross,  and  Medal  with 
Clasp);  wasawardedthe  I'vC  for  "  gallant  conduct  at  the  attack  on  the  Fort  of  Beyt,  on  the  6th  October  1859. 
On  that  occasion  a  soldier  of  the  28th  Regiment  was  shot  under  the  walls  .jf  the  fort.  Lieutenant  Goodfellow 
rushed  under  the  walls,  under  a  sharp  fire  of  matchlocks,  and  bore  off  the  body  of  the  soldier,  who  was  then 
dead,  bat  whom  he  nt  first  supposed  to  be  wounded  only."  Was  .Assistant  Field' Engineer  with  the  Okamnndel 
and  Katty  war  Field  Force  in  1S59.  Served  as  Brigade  Major  of  Royal  Engineers  with  the  Abyssinian  Expedi- 
tionary Force  throughout  the  campaign  '.mentioned  in  desnatches  for  the  "  efficient  manner  in  which  he  carried 
on  -.he  duties  of  his  appointment,"  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 


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War  Services  of  the  OMcers  nf  the  Royal  Engineers.  2 1 7 

'-  General  Tomkins  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  F.x]^edit  ion  in  1SS4. 

■' ■  I.ieut-Genenil  Cooke  served  iu  tlie  Crimen  from  July  1855,  includini;-  the  sie^'C  aud  fall  of  Seh:AslCi>Ql 
(Medul  with  ('las[>,  Brevet  of  Major,  cth  Cla-ss  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turliish  Medal). 

'*  Sir  Richard  Harrison  served  clurinfr  the  Indian  Mutiny  of  1857-59,  and  was  present  at  attacks  on  the  Alum- 
hagh  under  Outram  ;at  the  siege  and  capture  ofLucknow  ;  throughout  the  Rohilcund  campaign,  including  affairs  at 
Fort  Roolah,  Alleegunge,  andBareilly  ;  through  the  Oude  campaignof  185S-59,  including  the  affair  at  Busarghat ; 
and  as  Acting  Adjutant  to  the  Commanding  Ro^-al  Engineerin  India  during  the  Trans-Gogra  campaign,  including 
affairs  at  Burgudiah,  Fort  Mudjidea.  and  Bankce  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  dui-ing  the  China  war  of  iSoo,  and 
was  present  at  theafl'airsofSinbo  and  Taugku,  and  siege  and  capture  of  theTaku  Forts.  Was  attached  to  the  Quarter 
Master  General's  StatF  during  the  advance  on  and  sui-render  of  Pekiii,  and  present  at  the  affairs  of  Senho  and 
Uleaughoon  the  tSth  and  23rd  Seju.  (meniicnedin  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Brevet  of  Major).  Served 
in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  first  as  Engineer  at  Head  Quarters,  afterwards  as  Assistant  Qnarte?-  blaster  Gener.al,  and 
was  in  charge  of  the  Quarter  Master  General's  Department  during  the  second  advance  iuto  Zululand,  and  present; 
in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  and  CB.)'.  Was  subsequentl.y  appointed  to  the  command 
of  the  Flying  Column.  On  the  dissolution  of  that  column  was  placed  in  command  of  the  Transvaal  District, 
conducted  the  reconnaissances  that  preceded  the  operations  against  Sekukuni,  and,  afterwards,  maintained  the 
supplies  of  the  forces  engaged,  an'i  made  the  military  dispositions  necessitated  by  the  hostile  attitude  of  the 
Boers  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Mcjdal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  188233  Assistant  Adjutant 
General,  and  was  Chief  Staff  Officer  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  throughout  the  campaign  ;  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  El  Magfar  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CMG.,  Medal  with  Clasp, 
3rd  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S85  as  Assistant  Adjutant 
General  and  Colonel  on  the  Staff  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  (Clasp). 

ij  Sir  Robert  Grant  served  with  theXile  Expedition  in  1884-85  as  Commanding  Royal  Engineer  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

i"*  Sir  Charlea  Warren  served  during  the  suppression  of  the  Kafiroutbreak  in  1S77-78,  with  local  rank  of  Lieut. 
ColOTiel,  in  command  of  the  Diamond  Fields  Horse,  and  took  part  in  several  actions  (Brevet  of  Lieutenant  Colonel), 
Commandedpart  of  the  Griqualand  West  Field  Force  in  the  Griqua  rising  in  1S7S,  including  numerous  engagements 
and  skirmishes  with  the  natives  (several  times  mentionedin  despatches  ;  commended  in  the  Governor's  despatchea 
for  "energy,  ability,  and  resource  displayed  under  most  trying  circumstances,"  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  com- 
mand of  an  expedition  into  Arabia  Petra?a,  despatched  during  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  for  the  purpose  of  bringing 
to  justice  the  murderers  of  Professor  Palmer  and  his  party  (irCJtf"(r.,  Medal,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's 
Star).  Commanded  the  forces  in  the  Bcchuanaland  Exp'editionin  18B4-85  (GCMG.).  Served  in  the  South  .Vfrican 
war  iu  1899-1900  in  command  of  the  sth  Infantry  Division,  and  as  Military  Governor  of  Northern  4_'ape  Colony, 
and  took  part  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force'in  the  operations  of  17th  to  24th  .January,  i9oci,  including  the 
engagement  at  Si)ion  Kop  ;' was  afterw:irds  Military-  Governor  of  Northern  Cape  Colony. 

'"  Lieut. General  Sanford  served  in  China  in  iSs'S,  during  the  occupation  of  Canton,  the  expedition  to  Peiho, 
demolitionof  the  forts  at  the  mouth  of  theriverand  advance  to  Tientsin,  Also  in  the  campaign  in  the  North  of 
China  in  i860  (Medal  withClasp).  Also  in  the  operations  against  the  Taepingsin  iS52,  including  the  capture  of  th(> 
stockades  of  Nanhsiang,  escalade  of  the  walled  cities  of  Kadin,  Tsinpoo,andTsolin,  and  thefortifled  town  of  Najow. 
Served  in  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  iu  iSySas  A. Q.M.General,  Peshawar  District  (Medal  withClasp).  Served 
in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-70  as  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  of  the  ist  Division  in  the  Peshawur  Vallej 
Field  Force,  and  was  present  nt  the  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Meda! 
with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-S6  in  command  of  Royai.Engineers  (received  the  thanks 
of  the  Government  of  India,  mentioned  in  (lesoatches,  CB.,  and  Clasp). 

'■'  Lord  Kitchener  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  iu  1884-85  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master 
General  (mentioned  iu  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Jledal  with  Clasp,  2nd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  December  i838,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement 
at  Gemaizah  in  command  of  a  Brigade  of  the  Egyptian  Army  (mentione.l  in  despatches,  Clasp),  ami  in  the 
operations  on  the  Soudan  frontier  in  ii3a  including  the  engagement  at  Toski  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB., 
and  Clasp).  Commanded  the  Dongola  Ex)>editionarr  Force  iu  1896,  a  force,  British  and  Egyptian,  which 
advanced  into  the  Soudan  with  the  object  of  retaking  from  the  Dervishes  the  lost  province  of  Dongola,  .and,  after- 
several  successful  engagements,  reconquered  the  province  (promoted  to  be  Major  General  for  distinguished 
service  in  the  field,  KCB.,  ist  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
Commanded  the  expedition  throughout  the  operations  in  1897,  which  resulted  in  the  capture  of  Abu  Hained 
(Clas|)  to  Khedive's  Medal).  Commandca  the  forces,  British  and  Egyptian,  in  the  Soudan  campaign  of  iSq8  by 
which  the  SoucUin  was  reconquered  from  the  Dervish  invaders  and  the  Khalifa's  power  finally  overthrown 
at  the  buttle  of  Khartoum  (received  the  thanks  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament,  raised  to  the  Peerage,  GCB.,  twc 
Clasps  to  Khedive's  Medal).    Served  in  the  S.mth  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Chief  of  the  Staff  m  South  Africa. 

"'  Major  General  Strahan  served  with  the  Uhootaii  Expedition  iu  1S65-66  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
Afghan  war  of  1S78-30  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medail. 

-'■  Major  General  Moysey  served  in  the  Zulu  warof  i879,and  waspresentintheengagementatLlundi(mentionect 
in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).  ...       . 

--  MaiorGeneral  Leach  was  speciallv  emploved  on  survev  operations  with  the  Looshai  Expeaition  in  I37I-^2 
(received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  Iiidia  and  of  the  Secretary  of  State,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m 
the  Afghan  war  in  1870-80.  and  was  specialh'  emploved  on  survev  operations ;  took  part  in  the  expeditions  into 
the  Bazar  and  Lughman  Valleys— severelv  wounded' at  Maidanak  (several  times  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet 
of  Major,  and  Victoria  Cross) ;  served  witli  the  Cauda har  Field  Force  in  charge  of  survev  operations  anil  after- 
wards as  Brigade  Major  Roval  Engineers  and  Field  Engineer;  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Girishk  and 
Maiwand,  in  the  defence  of  and  sortie  from  Candahar,  and  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (received  tne  thanks  of  the 
C4overnment  of  India  and  twice  mentioned  iu  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  and  Medal  with  t^lasp) :  was 
awarded  the  V€  "  for  having,  in  action  with  the  Shinwarris,  near  Maidanah,  Afghanistan,  on  the  17th  March  1879, 
when  covering  the  retirement  of  the  Survey  Escort  who  were  carrying  Lieutenant  Barclay,  45th  bikhs,  mortally 
wounded,  behaved  with  the  utmost  gallantry  in  charging,  with  some  men  of  the  45th  Sikhs,  a  very  much  larger 
number  of  the  enemy.  In  this  encounter  (_:aptain  Leach  killed  two  or  three  of  the  enemy  himself,  and  he  received 
a  severe  wound  from  an  Afghan  knife  iu  the  left  arm.  Captain  Leach's  determination  and  gallantry  m  this  atlair, 
in  attacking  and  driving  back  the  enemy  from  the  last  position,  saved  the  whole  p.arty  from  annihilation.  Served 
in  the  Soudan  campaigii  in  1885,  and  wds  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  lofrek  zerelia  and  aa 
the  destruction  of 'i'eniai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedives  i>tar).  Served 
with  the  Frontier  Field  Force  iu  i885-S6  ns'i  'oloiiel  on  the  Staff  in  command  of  troops  at  Korosko. 

=s  Sir  J.  C.  Ardagh  Served  in  the'Egvptian  w:.r  of  18S2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  TeJ-el-Kebir  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive  shtar)  ; 
served  with  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1SS4  as  Commanding  Royal  Engineer  .and  Deputy- 
Assistant  Quarti-r  Master  General,  Intelligence  Department,  and  was  present  m  the  engagements  at  fci  ten  ana 
Temai  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  and  two  Clasps).  Served  during  the  Nile  Expedition  m  1884-85  as 
Commandant  of  the  Base  at  Cairo  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Colonel),  '^'i  as  present  in  the  engagement 
at  Giniss.  on  the  Upper  Nile,  on  the  30th  December  18S5  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

■■^«  Sir  Thomas  Fraaer  was  specially  employed  in  the  Russo-Turkishwar  in  1877  as  Military  Officer  to  the  com- 
mander in  Chief  of  the  British  Fleet  iii  Besica' Bay,  accompanied  the  Turkish  CommanderinChiefm  the  campaign 
on  the  Lom,  and  was  present  at  several  engagements  and  at  the  bombardment  of  Rustchuk  (Brevet  ot  Mojorj. 
Served  in  the  Boer  warof  1881  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  MasterGeneral  in  the  Intelligence  Branch  (mentionedm 
despatches,  ClfS.).  Was  afterwards  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General, and  finally  Assistant  Mihtarj  feecretary  ro 
Sir  Evelyn  Wood.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  as  Brigade  Major  of  Royal  Engineers,  and  was  Prese'-t  m 
the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  action  at  Kassasm  (oth  September),  and  at  ^"^  """'^  "^ 
Tel-el-Kebir  (several  times  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4tB  cmss  01  lue- 
Osnianieh,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Serveil  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  on  i  he 
Lines  of  Communication  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Colonel,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  ^'^^P'-       ,  .     ^ 

=--  SirBindon  Blood  served  in  the  .Townki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1877-78  (Medal  -with  Clasp).    &ervea  u  i.  e 


2i8  War  Services  of  the  Officers  of  the  Boyal  Engineers. 

Zulu  warofiSTQ  !BrevetorMajor,Meiial'n-itli  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Meaal).  Serveil  in 
the  E'l-vptian.  war  of  iSS;:,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kel)ir  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Brevet  of 
Lt  Cofjiiel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief 
Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Chief  Staff  Otlicer,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass, 
at  the  i)as«a"-e  of  the  Swat  River,  and  in  the  eii?affements  at  Panjkora  and  Jiamugai  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
XCB  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Commanded  the  Malakand  Field  Force  during  the  campa.gn  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98,  including  the  relief  of  the  Malakand.  the  relief  of  Chakdara,  the  operations  m  the 
Swat  Valley  and  action  of  Landakai,  the  operations  in  Bajour  and  actions  at  Nawagai  and  in  the  Mahmund 
Valley  commanded,  snbsequentlv,  the  Buner  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  .lespatches,  received  the  thanks  of 
the    (io'mmnnder    in    Chief  in  luilia  mid   Co\eriior  General   in  Council,   promoted    to  be  Major  tjeneral,  two 

2«  Major  (ieneral  W.  Salmonrt  was  employed  during  the  Egyptian  warof  i£8;  as  Commandiiii.'  Royal  Engineer  at 
the  Base  of  Operatiout  f.mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  U.Colouel,  Medal,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khe- 

='  Sir  Herbert  Chermside  during  the  Russo-Turkish  war  in  1876-78  accompanied  the  Turkish  troous  a* 
MilitprrAttaclio.( Turkish  War  Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive'.s  Star). 
Served  in  the  e.\:pedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1S84  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  with  the  Intelligence  Department 
(Clasp)  Also  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85  in  the  Egyptian  Army  and  as  Governor  General  of  the 
lied  Sea  Littoral  and  Egyptian  Military  Commissioner  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  3rd 
Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Clasp).  Served  in  the  operations  in  the  Soudan  in  1887.  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Sarras  in  command  of  the  force  (  Brevet  ot  Colonel,  2nd  Class  of  the  Medjiuie).  Served  m  the 
South  African  war  in  180Q-1900  in  comniaiid  ot  the  jrd  Infantry  Division. 

^Colonel  J  S.  BroKdbent  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India,  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98,  first  with  the  Maiakuml  Field  Force  as  Commanding  Royal  Kngmeer.  including  the  exjiedi 
tion  into  the  Mohmund  country  iind  Bajaur  (mentioned  indesiiatclies),  and  afterwards  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary 
Force  as  Commanding  Royal'  Engineer  until  invalided,  including  the  engagement  at  Snrun  Sar  (mentioned  ir. 
despatches,  CB.,  and  .Medal  with  two  Clusjis). 

^2  Major  (Teueral  E.Wood  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  in  force  from 
Alexandria  on  the  5th  August  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal 
with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  served  with  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald 
Graham  in  1S84  m  the  Intelligence  Department,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (twice 
mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  two  Clasps).  Also  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  iS85,and  was 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Haaheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba  (mentiouedin  despatches,  CB,,  and  two  Clasps). 
Served  in  the  South  -\frican  war  in  1899-1900  as  Chief  Engineer. 

3'  Major  General  S.  C.  Turner  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  i85i  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

«  Colonel  Waller  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Brigadier  (Jeneral  Nugent,  Com- 
manding Royal  Engineer,  and  was  present  at  Uie  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir-  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major, 
Medal  with  <!.'Irsp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*'  Sir  William  Nicholson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S7S-S0  as  Field  Engineer  Candahar  Field  Force, 
and  as  Commanding  Royal  Engineer  Tbull  Chotiali  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  afterwards  as 
Field  Engineer  Cabul  and Cabul-Candahar  Field  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Chantsiah  on  the 
6th  October  1879  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1S79  includirg  the  engagement  at  Lataband 
(mentioned  in  despatches) ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar.  an<l  was  present  at  the 
battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 
Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1832,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of 
the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Bucmese  Expedition  in  18B6-S7  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General. 
Army  Head  Quarters  (mentioned  in  desoatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  cam- 
paign on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1807-08  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Deputy  Adjutant 
General  Chief  of  the  Staff,  including  the  engagement  at  Chagru  Kotal,  the  capture  ot  the  Sampagha  and  .^rlianga 
Passes,  and  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  the  engagement  of  oth  November,  1897  ;  also  took  part  in  the 
operations  near  Dwatoi  and  the  engagement  of  J4tli  November,  1897,  and  in  the  operations  against  the  Khani  Khel 
Ghamkanis  and  in  the  Bara  and  Bazar  valleys  imentioned  in  desi>atches,  KCB.  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
Served  in  the  South  .African  war  in  1899-1900  as^Iilitary  Secretary  to  Lord  Roberts,  and  afterwards  as  Director  of 
Transport. 

«  Colonel  Jelf  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85  as  Director 
of  Military  Telegraphs  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel). 

*^  Colonel  Beresford  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1S81.  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"  Colonel  (-'.  M.  Watson  served  in  the  Egyiitian  war  of  1882  in  the  Intelligence  Department,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta,  at  the  action  of  Kassasin  on  the  9th  September,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- 
Kebir  ( Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  '  :lasi>,  1th  Class  of  the  Medjitlie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*'' Colonel  H.  Jekyll  served  during  theAshanti  war  in  charge  of  the  Telegraph  until  invalided  on  the  3olh 
January  1874  (Medal). 

*'  Colonel  .1.  F.  Garwood  served  with  the  Zhob  Field  Force  in  1S90  under  Sir  tlcorge  Whit.e  as  Commanding 
Engineer  of  the  force  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

**  Colonel  X.  O.  Green  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2  on  the  Staff  of  the  2nd  Division,  and  was  present  at 
the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  served  in  the 
Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  as  Intelligence  Officer,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement 
at  El  Teb— severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  and  two  Clasps). 

*^  Colonel  R.  M.  Barklie  served  with  the  Nile  Exnedition  in  1884-35  (Medal  with  CUasj),  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^°  Colonel  Rawson  served  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  and  in  command  of  a  company  of  the  "Queen's  Own '* 
Sappers  and  Miners  in  the  Afghan  war  in  187S-79,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Futtehabad  ( -Medal). 

-0  Colonel  W.  G.  Morris  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1890-1900  as  Colonel  of  the  Staff  for  Royal  Engineers. 

51  Brigadier  General  H.  H.  Settle  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4-85  as  Staff  Officer  at  Gemai  and  on  the 
Lines  of  Communication  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
in  the  operations  at  Suakin  in  1888  including  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of 
Lt.Colonel  and  Clasp);  in  the  operations  in  18S9  including  the  engagement  at  Toski  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Clasp,  and  2nd  Class  of  the  Medjidie);  andin'the  operations  in  the  Soudan  in  i3qi.  including  the  capture  of 
Tokar  (Clasp  to  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Inspector  General  on  the  Lines 
of  Communication. 

--  Brigadier  General  Henry  served  in  the  -Ifghan  war  of  1S7S-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition 
in  1S85-87  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  (General  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  CIas)>t. 
Served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  as  Commanding  Royal  Engineer  (mentioned  m 
despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.fJolonel,  and  Clasp). 

^3  Sir  Reginald  Clare  Hart  served  with  the  Khyber  Column  in  the  Afghan  war  from  Jan.  to  June  1879. 
first  with  the  2nd  Division  attached  as  a  Regimental  Offlcerto  the  24th  Punjab  Native  Infantry  during  the  2nd 
Bazar  Expedition  against  the  Zukha  Khel  Afreedis,  and  afterwardswiththe  ist  Division.  Was  several  times  em- 
ployed by  the  Quarter  Master  General's  Department  in  making  reconnaissances  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Victoria 
Cross,  Medal) :  was  awarded  the  I'tT  "  for  his  gallant  conduct  in  risking  his  own  life  in  endeavouring  to  save  the 
life  of  a  private  soldier.  The  Lieutenant  General  coinmaridingthe  2nd  Division  Peshawur  Field  Force  reports  that 
whenoucoavoy  duty  with  that  Force  on  31st  January,  1S79,  Lieutenant  Hart,  of  the  Royal  Engineers,  took  the  ini- 
tiative in  running  some  1.200  yards  to  the  rescueof  a  wonntledSowarof  the  nth  Bengal  Lancers  in  a  riverbed  ex- 
posed to  the  fire  of  the  enemy,  of  unknown  strength,  from  both  flanks,  and  also  from  a  part3'  in  the  river  lied. 
Lieutenant  Hart  reached  the  w<)unded  Sowar,  drove  oirthe  enemy,  and  brought  him  under  cover  with  the  aid 
of  some  soldiers,  who  accompanied  him  on  the  way."  Served  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Aide  de 
Camp  to  Major  (General  Graham,  commanding  the  2nd  Brigade,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  in  force 
from  Alexandria  5th  August,  the  engagements  of  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin  (as 


War  Services  of  the  Officers  of  the  Royal  Engineers.  2iS(i. 

ActiUK  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  to  Graham's  force  in  the  second  action),  and  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
<twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Oolouel,  Medal  with  ClaSD.  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh  and 
Khedive's  Star),  tlonimandcd  bhe  First  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  in  the  cnrnpaiKn  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S97-93,  including  the  operations  in  the^Khankee  Vallcv  the 
forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  operations  in  the  Waran  Valley  on  the  gth  December  and'  the 
operations  in  the  Mastura  Valley,  with  the  passage  of  the  Supjiri  Puss:  also  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  tlio 
Khyher  Pass  and  Ba.:ar  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches,  A'CB.,  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  [See  also  Civil  Decora- 
tions for  Gallantry.  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  7S6. 1 

"  Lt.Colouei  L.  F.  Brown  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-S0,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ahmed 
Kheyl  {mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  with  Clasp) . 

''  Colonel  0.  H.  Bagot  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-79,  including  the  operations  in  the  Koorum  Valley 
i  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).    Serveil  with  the  Bcchunnaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  iSSj-Ss 

">  Sir  George  Clarke  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iSSi  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan' 
campaign  in  188;  in  the  Intelligence  Department  and  as  Assistant  Political  Ortioer.  and  was  present  in  the  recon- 
naiseauce  to  Hasheen,  in  the  engagement  at  Ilasheen,  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Clasp). 

''Colonel  G.  A.  Cockburn  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4-S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
I  M  Lt.Colonel  W.  Peacocke  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  187S-79,  and  took  part  with  the  expedition  into  the  Bazar 
Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  Ser\ed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  Wesr  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Mal.akand  Field  Force,  and  took  part  with  the  expedition  into  the  Mohmand 
country,  part  of  the  time  as  Commanding  Royal  Engineer;  also  with  the  Buner  Field  Force  as  Commaiidin'"- 
Royal  Kugineer  including  the  capture  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps).         " 

M  Colonel  D.  A.  Scott  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882 
(Brevet  of  Major,  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Also  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  as  Railway  Otticrr 
at  Halffe  and  in  charge  of  railway  extensions  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Clasp).  Also  served 
in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  18S5-86  including  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (    SO.). 

"  Colonel  F.  T.  N.  Spratt  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-So,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar 
Kotal  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  engagements  at  Charasiah  on  the  Cth  October  1870  (mentioned  in 
despatches)  and  at  Mattoon  as  Adjutant  of  Royal  Engineers  Kuram  Valley  Field  Force,  and  afterwards  as  Deputy 
Assistant  Quaner  Master  General  and  Infantry  Brigade  Cabul Field  Force;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roliert'e 
in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Medal  with  three 
Olasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration;.  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  as  Brigade  Major  Royal  Engineers 
and  Superinieiident  of  Army  Signalling  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,   .Medal  with  Clasp).° 

«- Major  General  Dorward  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80.  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Kain 
Dakka  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Kama  district  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  [885-S8  in 
command  of  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers  and  Miners  and  as  Commanding  Roya!  Engineer  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches, Brevet  of  Major,  DSO.^  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

•-■^  Colonel  R.  M.  H.yslop  served  with  tho  Right  Column  of  the  Lnshai  Field  Force  in  the  campaign  of  i87i-7.;, 
in  command  of  a  company  of  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners  (mentioned  in  despatches,  thanks  of  Indian  and  Home 
Governments,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- 
Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*^  Colonel  It.  Barker  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iSSi.',and  was  present  in  the  engagementatTel-el-Mahuta, 
in  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  gth  September,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  desi)atches.  Brevet 
of  Major,  Medal  with  (_'lasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland 
Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  Intel- 
ligence Department. 

*■' Colonel  .J.Cameron  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1877-78,  and  was  present  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Colonel 
Wood  in  the  engagement  at  Tabaka  Udoda  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Colonel  G.  R.  R.  Savage  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  in  charge  of  advanced  Field  Telegraph  and 
Signalling  arrangements  with  the  force  under  Sir  Donald  Stewart  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"Colonel  P.  Haslett  served  with  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1877-78  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m 
the  Afghan  war  of  1870-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and 
Takht-i-Pul  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"1  Colonel  Tliiirbnrn  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Prontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-90  with  the  Tinih  Expeditionar>  Force  as  Commanding 
Boyal  Engineer  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Colonel,  iMedal  with  two  Clasps). 

"^  Colonel  Hoskyns  served  in  the  .lovvaki  campaign  in  1877-78  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war 
of  1878-So  as  Assistant  F^ield  Engineer  with  Sir  Donald  Stewart's  Division,  and  was  present  in  the  engagementr, 
at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghnznee  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'♦Colonel  St.  G.  C.  Gore  served  m  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Ahmed  Kheyl  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

''  Colonel  R.  O.  Lloyd  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i8s5-86,  and  again  in  1887-83,  as  Field 
Engineer  and  was  severely  wounded  in  an  engagement  near  Mandalay  on  the  8th  January  1S86  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"  Colonel  C.  R.  Condor  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition 
under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85  on  special  service  and  in  charge  of  the  Topographical  Department. 

"  Colonel  T.  R.  Main  served  in  the  Kafir  war  of  1877-78,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Neumaka;  also 
served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Invezane,  at  Ekowe  during  the  investment 
(mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  engagementat  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

''  Colonel  (-'.  W.  Slierrard  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  I'laspl. 

">  Colonel  H.  H.  Hart  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Commanding  Royal  Engineer  ist  Division,  including 
the  forcing  ol  the'  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  operations  in  the  Waran  Valley  on  the  9th  December,  and 
the  operations  in  the  Mastnra  Valley  with  the  passage  of  the  Suppri  Pass  ;  also  in  the  subseijuent  operations  in  the 
Khyber  Pass  and  the  Bazar  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*2  Colonel  E.  Dickinson'served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  188.:  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Also  served 
in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba 
(two  Clasps) . 

.  'SfCoIonel  W.  F.  N.  Noel  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S90-1900  in  command  of  Royal  Engineers,  Natal. 

83  Colonel  Kochfort-Boyd  served  in  the  Kgyptinn  war  of  18.S2  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  ' 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

"  Colonel  M,  W.  Skinner  served  on  the  Gold  Coast  from  the  14th  December  1S73  until  invalided  on  the  12th 
January  1S74  (Ashanti Medal). 

"  Colonel  W.  T.  Shone  served  .n  the  Afghan  war  of  1S7S-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree 
Expedition  in  iSSi  as  .\s31atant  Field  Engineer  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition 
in  1885-87  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  -and  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Miranzai  E.xjieditions 
in  1891  under  Sir  William  Lockliart  as  Commanding  Royal  Engineer  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of 
Lt.Colonel,  tUasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  RobertLow  in  1805  as  Commanding  Royal 
Engineer  of  the  Line  of  Communications  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Colonel  W.  H.  White,  Lt.Colonels  H.  Pinnis  and  A.  L.  Mein,  Majors  G.  Davidson,  F.  Peel,  and  C.  B.  Mayne 
served  in  tne  Afghan  war  of  1878-Bo  (Medal).  „        ,. 

"Colonel  J.  M.  T.  Badgley  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-S0  (Medall.  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedi- 
.tion  in  2SS5-86,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  an  engagement  on  the  6tii  May  1S86  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Colonel  H.  W.  Duperier  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

»'  Colonel  F.  W.  Bonnet  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  in  the  Nile 


2iSb  War  Services  of  the  Oijicers  of  the  Boyal  Engineers* 

Esnedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Telegraph  Department  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Clasp).  SenetC 
in  the  South  African  war  in  i8QQ-:a>    as  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  Lines  of  Communication. 

■•'-  Lt  Colonel  Martin  Martin  served  in  the  At^han  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  enfcaicement  at  Ahmed 
Khevl  (Medal  with  Clasp).      lierved  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884. 

■-'■i  Lt.Colonels  B.  Scott  and  J.  Kellie,  Majors  G.  il.  Porter  and  L.  C,  Jackson  served  in  the  Afjfhan  war  in 

^  ■-'•  L't?Colonel  S.  Grant  served  in  the  Afghan  warof  iSyS-So.and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal 
(mentioned  in  despatches)  and  in  theentra^emrnt  at  Charasiah  on  the  25th  April  1S80  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Haz^ira  Expedition  in  1S8S  as  Field  Enpineev  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with 
Clasp).  Ser\'ed  with  the  force  ar  ^-uakin  during  the  Dongola  Expedition  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i3q6 
(4thCla3sof theOsmaniehJ.  .       ,      .^  t  -       ^  „  1  .      .  .1.  ,  , 

^^  LtX'olouel  S.  H.  Exham  served  m  the  Afghan  war  m  187S-70,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  cap- 
ture of  Ali  Musiid  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"^  Lt  (Colonel  E.  Glennie  served  in  the  Afghan  war  m  1S79-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali 
Musjid;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  batile  of 
Condahar  {Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

'■'"  Lt. Colonel  G.  F.  Wilson  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  :3S4-S5  as  Superintendent  of  Railway  Works  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  Meditl  with  l^ltisp,  ai^d  Khedive's  Star). 

*9  BriiradierGeneral  Leach  served  in  the  Afghan warof  1S7S-S0,  first  with  the  istDivisionKhyber  Field  Fore© 
in  command  of  a  company  of  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid 
with  the  expeditions  into  the  Bazar  Valley,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Deh  Sarak  (mentioned  in  despatches), 
afterwards  wifh  the  Koorum  Valley  Field  Force  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  and  in  command  of  a  company  of 
Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners,  took  part  in  the  Zaimusht  Expedition  under  Brigadier  General  Tytler.  and  was 
present  at  the  assault  of  Zawa  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition 
in  1SS4-S5  on  Commissariat  duty,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Abu  Klea  and  El  Gubat  (Brevet  of 
Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in 
1SS9-Q0  as  Commanding  Royal  Engineer,  Chittagong  Column  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel, 
Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1805  as  Commanding  Royal 
Engineer  with  the  force,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  in  the  engagement  at  Panjkora 
River  (mentioned  in  despatches.  CB.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

''w  Lt. Colonel  W.  H.  Chippmdall served  in  the  Aighan  warof  iS/q-So,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar 
with  the  force  under  Maior  General  Phayre  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal). 

""  Lt. Colonel  E.  W.  Cotter  served  in  the  Ashanti  warof  1873-74,  and  was  present  at  the  defence  of  the  post  of 
Quavman  {Medal  with  Clasp).  Commanded  the  4th  Company  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners  and  was  Field  Engineer 
in  the  Zhob  Vallev  Expedition  in  1SS4.  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  and  with  the  Nile  Frontier  Field  Force 
in  1885  as  Station  Royal  Engineer  at  Assouan.  Served  with  the  Burma  Field  Force  in  18S7-SS,  and  raised  the 
Burma  Sappers  and  Miners  (Medal  with  Claspl. 

'*"-  Sir  H.  E.  M'Callum  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  1875-76  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches. Medal  with  (_'Iasp). 

"^  Lt.Colonel  P.  G.Von  Donop  serve<i  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-35  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

""^  Lt.Colonel  H.  AV.Smith-Rewse  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  iStS-So,  and  was  present  atthe  attack  and  capture 
of  Ali  Slusjid  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  as  Brigade  Major  of 
Royal  Engineers,  and  wa-*  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  C.'lasp^ 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

'^"  Lt.Colonel  J.  E.  Blackburn  served  in  the  Egyptian  warof  1SS2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebit 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  nnd  Khedive's  Star).  Ser%'ed  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4-S5.  and  was  present  at  the  actioiv 
at  Kirbekan  (mentioned  in  despatches,  two  Clasps) ;  also  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-36- 
(mentioned  in  despatches!. 

'**■-'  Lt.Colonel  Leversor.  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iSSsas  Acting  Deputy  Assistant  Commissary  General,  and' 
was  present  in  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  9th  September  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Bechu- 
analantl  Expedition  under  Sir  Ciiarles  Warren  in  13S4-S5  on  special  service. 

'"^  Lt.Colonel  R.  L.  Hippisley  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1082  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"^  Lt.Colonel  Hellard  ser\'edin  the  Egyptian  war  of  1 332,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  9th 
September  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

•1-  Lt.Colonel  J.  C.  L.  Campbell  served  in  the  Jowaki campaign  in  1S77-73  (Medal).  Servedinthe  Afghan  warof 
137S-S0  as  Adjutant  Royal  Engineers  Khyber  Line  Force,  and  was  present  atthe  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid* 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  24th  Company  of  Royal  Engineers  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882.  and  was 
present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  (cth  September)  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star).    Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  13S4-S5. 

''^  Colonel  C.  K.  Wood  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  on  Telegraph  duty  (Medal  with  Clasp^ 
and  Khedive's  Star).    Ser\  ed  in  the  rM'utii  African  war  in  z%Q-iQrf->  as  ChieC  Engineer,  Natal. 

"*  Lt.Colonel  G.  H.  W.O'Sullivan  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-S0,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Can- 
dahar with  the  force  under  Major  General  Pliayre  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert 
Low  as  Road  Commandant  on  the  Lines  of  Com  muni  cations  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaigri.  on  the- 
Norih  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wiiliam  Lockhart  in  1S97-9S  with  the  Mohmnnd  Field  Force,  and  as 
Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  Tlrah  Expeditionary  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,. 
two  Clasps). 

•■''  Lt.Colonel  E.  Blunt  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-So  (Medal).  Also  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree- 
Expedition  in  1881  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under- 
Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1097-93  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  as  Field  Engineer  2nd  Brigade,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  LaTidakai  (mei.tioi.ed  ia  despatches) ;  also  with  the  Bnner  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches. Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  v.ith  two  Clasps). 

"^  Lt.Colonel  0.  C.  Ellis  served  with  the  Chitral  ReUef  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Field  Engineer 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'-''  Lt.Colonel  J.  B.  Sharpe  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  Served  in 
the  South  .\frican  war  in  iSqq-iqoo  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
Belmont,  Enslin,  Modder  River,  and  Magersfontein. 

'"  Lt.Colonel  Digby  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1379-80  in  command  of  a  company  of  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers 
and  Miners  and  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer,  and  was  present  in  the  affair  at  Hesud  (mentioned  in  desoatches, 
^ledal).  Served  in  the  campaign  0?:  the  Z-^ortb  West  Frontier  of  India^under  Su' William  Lockhart  in  1807-93  with  the- 
Tochi  Field  Force  as  ("Jommauding  Royal  Engineer  (mentioned  in  dcsnat-ches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'-*' Lt.Colonel  M.  C.  Barton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (mentioned  indespatches,  Medal).  Also  served  with' 
the  Akha  Expedition  in  iS3:;-S4  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Herved  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i88=;-S7  {tivic^ 
mentioned  in  despatches.  MeOal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  IsazaiBxpcdition  as  Commanding  Roval  Engineer 
StTved  with  the  Chitral  Jielief  Force  upder  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1805  in  charge  of  the  Field  Park.  Royal  Engineers 
(mentioned  in  desoatches.  Medal  wich  Clasp).  Servedinthe  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontierof  India  under 
Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners  "with  the  Malakand  and  Buner  Field  Forces 
as  Field  Engineer,  including  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and. 
Clasp). 

'-■Lt.Colonel  R.  C.  Maxwell  served  in  the  Afghan  warof  iS78-3o,rtccompaniedSir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the 
march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Claso,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

1-^  Lt.Colonel  Mackean  served  in  the  Zulu  war  m  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^'  Lt.Colonel  A.  H.  Bagnold  served  m  the  Boer  war  of  1881.  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  In  1S84-S5  in  the 
Telegraph  Department  (mentioned  in  desptitches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  I'lasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'  ■•*  Lt.Colonel  W.  V.  Constable  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'■*^  Lt.Colonel  R.  H.  Jennings  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i879-So,firstincharge,cfasarvej  party,  and  afters- 
wards  as  Political  Officer  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  1, 


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13'  Lt  Colonel  A.  C.  Foley  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80.  and  took  part  in  the  advanco  to  Khelat-i-Ghilzie 
ad  the  occupation  of  Candahar  (.Medal).  Served  m  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  Dece  aihor  18BS  and  was  pre- 
(3nt  in  theen<?agcment  at  Gemaizah  (meutioued  in  dGspaLchesi,  Medal  with  (Uisp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
139  Lt.'-olonel  Darlini^  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  in  command  of  a  company  of  the  Queen's  Ow  n  Sappers 
ad  Miners  and  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer,  including  the  operations  of  the  Moveable  Column  under  Brigadier 
eneral  Arbuthnot  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  ot  1882  in  command  ot  a  company  of  the  Queen's  Own 
appere  and  Miners,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidio, 
,nd  Khedive's  Star);  also  ser^'ed  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  (Clasp). 

i-***  Lt. Colonel  AndrewaSpeed  served  with  the  Madras  Sappers  and  Miners  and  asAssistantFieldEnginnerinthe 
gyptian  war  01  18S2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star), 
erved  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  :886  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1*1  Lt.Oolonel  P.T.Buston  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-So,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah 
Q  the  6th  October  1879  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  1879  including  the  storming  of  the 
■smai  Heights  (mentioned  m  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  as  Field 
Ingineer  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  in  command  of  the  Bengal 
appers  and  Miners  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 

'♦3  Lt.Colonel  J.  C.  Tyler  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on 
le  5th  September  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

i*^  Lt.Colonel  G.  H.  Sim  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medai).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in 
8S5  (Medai  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star),  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Ladysmith 
telief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Spion  Kop. 

1*^  Lt.Colonel  J.  C.  Campbell  served  with  the  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners  in  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in 
377-78  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  throughout  the  Afghan  war  of  :S/8-8o  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer,  and  in 
ommand  of  a  company  of  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid 
Medal  with  Claap). 

1*9  Lt. Colonel  J.  A.  Ferrier  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1870-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Nile  Experiition  in 
S84-S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Stir).  Also  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  in 
ommand  at  Arabigole,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  on  Ambigole  Wells  (DSO.).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the 
Jorth  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham  LockUart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Field 
'hiLrineer  ist  Division  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
'^'  Lt.Colonel  J.  D.  Fullerton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  as  Acting  Adjutant  of  the  Bombay  Sappers 
nd  Mineis  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  as  Companj'  Commander  No.  2  Company 
iombay  Sappers  and  Miners  (three  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Olasp). 

1^*  Major  E.  C.  Spilsbury  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with 
he  force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (Medal). 

^=''  Lt.Colonel  G.  T.  .lones  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar  including 
le  sortie  of  Deh  Khojah  (mentioned  in  despatches,  and  commended  in  General  Orders  by  H.R.H.  the  Field  Marshal 
!ommanding  in  Chief  for  his  gallant  behaviour  on  the  12th  August  1880),  and  was  present  E.t  the  battle  of  Can- 
ahar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1^  Lt.Colonel  Conner  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  187S-79  in  command  of  a  company  of  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers 
nd  Miners  and  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer,  and  took  part  in  the  Bazar  Valley  Expedition  (Medal). 
••"■^  Lt.Colonel  Lindley  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  in  command  of  a  company  of  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers 
nd  Miners  and  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer,  and  took  part  in  the  Bazar  Valley  Expedition  and  in  the  operations 
f  the  Moveable  Column  under  Brigadier  General  Arbuthnot  (Medal) .  Served  with  the  Madras  Sappers  and  Miners 
nd  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal 
rith  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

1^2  Lt.Colonel  Bethell  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).  Served  in  the 
louth  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Staff  Officer  to  the  Chief  Engineer  South  Africa  Field  Force. 

1  IS*  Lt.Colonel  Attree  served  in  tbe  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  with  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers  and  Miners  and  as 
[LSsifitant  Field  Engineer  (Medal). 

"6  Lt.Colonel  Hon.  M.G.Talbot  served  in  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1877-78  (Medal  with  Clasp) .  Served  in 
be  Afghan  war  m  1S79-80,  and  was  presentat  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid,  in  the  engagement  at  Chara- 
iah  on  the  6th  October  1879,  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  1879;  accompanied  Sii  Frede- 
ick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candaha,r,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candnhar  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
ledal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Also  served  in  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1881. 
Jerved  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1897  as  Staff  Otticer  for  Intelligence  at 
ierowe  (British  Medal, and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp);  in  1898  with  the  Intelligence  Staff,  including  the  battle 
.f  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Clasp  to  Khedive's  Melal)  ;  and  in  1899  as  Director 
if  Military  Intelligence  in  the  operations  in  the  advance  against  the  Khalifa  (3rd  Chiss  of  the  Osmanieh). 
1'"  L'.Colonf^l  S.  A.  E.  Hickson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-So,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with 
tie  force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
nd  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burme^^e  Expedition  in  1886-87  ^^  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter 
lasterGeneral  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

17-  Lt.Colonel  G.  C.  P.  Onslow  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was presentin  theengagementat  Chara- 
iah  on  the  6th  October  1879,  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  1879  including  the  storming  of  the 
Lsmai  Heights  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in 
885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'7*  Lt.Colonel  W.  F.  H.  Stafford  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  took  part  with  the  expeditions  into 
he  Lughman  and  Hissarik  Valleys  (Medal).  Also  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1881. 
I'S  Major  E.  A.  Waller  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80.  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar  (mentioned 
idespatches,  and  commended  in  General  Orders  by  H.R.H.  the  Field  Marshal  Commanding  in  Chief  for  his 
allant  behaviour  on  the  12th  August  i3So),and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
»78  Lt.Colonel  A.  H.  Kenney -served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar 
:otal  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  theNile  Expedition  in  1S84-85,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kirbekan 
Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  -,        .      . 

ISO  ColonelWahab  served  in  the  Afghan  warof  1878-80  with  theQueen's  Own  Sappers  and  Mmersand  as  Assist- 
nt  Field  Encrineer,  and  took  part  in  the  Bazar  Valley  Expedition  (Medal).  Alsoserved  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree 
Itpeditionin  1881  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer.  Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884.  Served  with  the 
lazara  Expedition  in  1S88  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp);  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891 
mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp);  with  the  Isazai  Field  Poice  in  1892;  and  with  the  Waziristan  Delimitation  Escort 
mder  Brigadier  General  Turner  in  1S94  as  Survey  Officer  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  with  the  Waziristan 
neldForc'e  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1804-05  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Clasp).  Served 
a  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  uf  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-9S  wiUi  the  T-rah 
expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ,,,    .   ,x      ^  ■,  .     .,      .-,      ^ 

181  Lt.Colonel  W.  A.  K.  St.  Clair  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S7S-80  (Medal).  Served  m  the  Soudan  cam- 
laign  in  18S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
18^  Lt  Colonel  G.  A.  Tower  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  Star). 
IB*  Lt  Colonel  Childers  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Takht-i-Pul 
nd  at  Charasiah  on  the  6fch  October  1879  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  on  December  1879 ;  accompanied  Sir 
'rederick  Roberts  in  tbe  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at.  the  liattle  of  Candahsr  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
tedal  with  th'-ee  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Aide  de  (.amp  to  Sir 
-arnet  Wolselev,  and  was  iiresent  at  the  engagements  of  El  Magfar,  Tel-el-Mahuta,  Kassasin  (9th  Sept ),  and  in  the 
attle  of  Tel-el-kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  ol  the  Medjidie,  and 
:hedive's  Stnr).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  as  Aide  de  Gamp  to  Lord  Wolseley  (mentioned  in 
esnatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Clasp).  ^.     ,^     ,  ^.^  ,  ■        o  o         ^ 

I"  Lt.Colonel  L.  B.  Friend  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and 


2iSd  War  Services  of  the  Officers  of  the  Boijal  Engineers. 

was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (meutioued  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  British  Medal,  am 
Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  .,      ,      „  .    ^        c  i  ir-  j 

"«  Lt.Colonel  Shuto  f^rved  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80  with  the  Queen  s  Own  Sappers  and  Miners  and  ai 
Assistant  Field  Engineer,  and  took  part  in  the  opevationB  in  Kama,  (Medal).  „      .^     .        ,„        ^      ■      „„ 

I"  Lt  Colonel  H    de    H    Haig  served  during  the  rebellion  in  the  North  West  Terntones  of  Canada  in  1885  a; 
Assistant  Quarter  Master  General,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Fish  Creek  and  at  the  capture  otBatochc 
(mentioned  m  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 
i'»  Lt  I  olouel  C.Penrose  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal). 

'"  Lt  Colonel  J.  G.  Day  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878  So  with  the  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners  (Medal). 

"•  Major  H.  J.  W.  Jerome  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S7S-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  a 
Ahmed  knev)  and  Tji^ht-i-Pul(Medal  with  Clasp).  .    ^  ,...,,        . 

i'«  Lt  Colonel  G.  K.  Scott-Moncriefl  served  iu  the  Afghan  war  of  1873-So,  and  was  iiresent  at  the  aitack  and  captur. 
of  Ali  Musjid  and  in  the  operations  round  Cahul  in  December  1S79  (meutionedin  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"»  Major  H.  M.  Sinclair  served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1S95  as  Com 
mandiuf  Royal  Engineer  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt  Colnvel,  Star). 

2"!  Lt.Colonel  C.  M.  Bate  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi.  Served  iu  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with 
Clasp  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,  ,  „    /,,  j  ,      ■.,,,„       > 

-«*  Major  J.  G.  Lutyons  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2»«  Lt  Colonel  C.  Maxwell  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80.  and  was  present  in  the  operations  arouni 
Cabul  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).    Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884. 

219  Major  8.  D.  Cleeve  served  in  the  Egvptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

2"  M.ajor  MacDouuoll  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  with  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers  and  Miners  anf 
aa  Assistant  Field  Engineer  with  the  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force,  and  took  part  in  the  Bazar  Valley  Expedition 
(Medal)  Served  with  the  llumpa  Field  Force  in  1879-80  in  command  of  a  Companyof  the  Queen's  Own  Sapper 
and  Miners  and  as  Superintendent  of  Army  Signalling.  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  with  the  Indiai 
Contingent  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  _  „.,,„.  „         ^     .^. 

2'»  Major  H.  Applcton  served  with  t'le  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer.  Served  wit. . 
the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

=!'>  Major  J.  E,  Dickie  served  in  theAlghanwar  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Khej 
(mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Saif-u-deen  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  pri 
oent  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  wit 
the  Burmese  Expedition  iu  1885-86  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

219  Major  II.  E.  S.  Abbott  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1880  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  with  the  Khybe 
Line  Force  and  the  Khyber  Brigade  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1SS8  (Medal  with  Clasp) 
and  with  the  Ilazara  Kxpedition  in  1S91  as  Field  Engineer  2nd  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp).  Serve 
with  the  Chitral  Relief  Foi  ce  under  Sir  Robert  Low  iu  1895  as  Field  Engineer  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  am 
Medal  with  Clasp).  „  .     , 

'">  Lt.Coli'nel  H.  J.  Foster  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  (gt 
Septeuibei)  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir'{Mcdal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-~i  Major  C.  E.  Haynes  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879, and  was  presentat  t'ne  relief  of  Ekowe  (mentioned  i 
despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).      Served  with  t)\e  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-8; 

222  Major  H.  H.  Barnet  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-So  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expeditio 
in  1886-87  (mentioned  ;n  despatches.  Medal  with  Clatp). 

223  Major  O.  E.  Ruck  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  j8Si. 

22*  Major  H.  E.  Goodwyu  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S70-80  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  (Medal).  Serve 
with  the  Madras  Sappers  and  Miners  and  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i88c,  and  was  pr( 
sent  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (itedal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expeditio 
in  1S86-87  with  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers  and  Miners  (mentioned  in  despatches,  BSO.^  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 
225  Major  W.  P.  Hawkins  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
2"?  Major  R.  P.  Littledale  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Boer  war  t 
1881.     Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star), 

228  Maj'~'r  C.  E.  Commeline  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Pretoria  (Medal  wit 
Clasp).    Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi. 

222  Major  F.  G.  Bond  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S 
and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kassasin  (9th  September)  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp, an 
Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  as  Field  Engineer  ist  Brigade  (mentioned! 
despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Williai 
Lockhart  in  1S97-98  with  the  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  th 
operations  in  the  Bazar  Valley —wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantr; 
•'  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786.] 

230  Major  G.  F.  Leverson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  the  nth  Field  Compan 
Royal  Engineers,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Belmont,  Eiislin,  Modder  River,  and  Magersfontein,  ar 
in  subsequent  operations  in  Orange  River  Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal. 

232  Majc  F.  G.  Bowles  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  at  the  destruction  of  Tem 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

232  Major  F.  B.  Longe  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiab  ( 
the  6th  October  1879,  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabnl  in  December  1879  (mentioned  in  despatches);  accompanii, 
Sir  Frederick  Roberts  m  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  thr  . 
Clasps,  a-ad  Bronze  Decoration).    Served  in  the  Sondan  campaign  in  18S5  in  charge  of  the  Indian  Survey  Part 
and  was  present  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  \ 

23*  Major  T.  de  la  H.  Brotherton  was  employed  in  N.ital  during  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal).  Served  in  tli 
Boer  war  in  1881  (mentioned  in  despatches).  ! 

235  Major  E.  C.  Stanton  served  in  the  Afghan  i\ar  of  1E7S-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Sikkim  E.xpeditid 
in  i8S8  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

23"^  Major  F.  C.  Heath  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  El  Magfar  ai; 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  m  the  Soudan  campaign  in  i2; 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brev 
of  Major,  Clasp). 

■-S7  Major  F.  M.  Glubb  served  in  the  South  .\frican  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  17th  Company  Royal  Engineers, 
command  after  the  relief  of  Ladysmith,  and  took  part  in  the  advance  into  the  Transvaal  under  Sir  Redvers  Built 
including  the  engagements  at  Botha's  Pass  and  Armand's  Nek,  and  in  the  operations  under  Sir  C.  F.  Clery  ne 
Standerton. 

-'3»  Major  A.  G.Thomson  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Mec 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  18 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Clasp). 

23'J  Major  E.  St.  C.  Pomberton  served  in  the  Boer  war  in  i88i.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  w 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

2«  Lt.Colonel  H.  li.  Law.son  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  ini884,  andwaspresc 
in  the  engagement  at  ElTeb  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  wi 
the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85,  and  was  presentat  the  action  of  Abu  Klea,  and  in  the  engagements  at  El  Gub: 
Metammeh,  and  at  Abu  Klea  Wells  on  the  i6th  and  17th  February  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Maj 
two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  in  command  of  t 
Irregulars  at  the  capture  and  subsequent  defence  of  Gcdaref— dangerously  wounded— (mentioned  in  despatch 
Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

2*'  Major  J.  A.  Tanner  serveil  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  ExpetUtion  in  1881.  Served  in  the  Soudan  campai 
in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-88  as  Adjutant 
Koyal  Engineers  (mentioned  in  despatches,    VSO.,   and  Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the  Chitral  Rel 


j  War  Services  of  the  Officers  of  the  Royal  Engineers.  2i8e 

r'orce  under  Sir  Robert  Lovr  in  iBgs  as  Adjutant  Royal  En^ineerfl,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  tlie 
lalakand  Pass  and  in  the  ensragements  ;U  Swat  and  P;inikora  River  (mentiuued  lu  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

-'-  Major  F.  D.  F.  MacCarthy  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1SS5,  and  was  pi-esent  in  the  engagement  at  ihe 
'ofrek  zereba  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive':;  Star). 

^"  Major  J.  L.  Irvine  served  in  the  Egyptian  warofiS32,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- Kebir  (Medal 
7ith  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) . 

-"  Maior  H.  M.  Jackson  served  in  the  Burmese  campai<;n  in  18S6-S7,  including-  the  Southern  Shan  Expe- 
ition  (Medal  with  Clasp';  and  in  1S8S-89,  when  he  took  part  m  the  Kareuni  Kxpeditiou  and  was  sli*;htly  wounded 
1  an  engatreraent  at  NLja-Kyaing  (mentioned  in  despatches,  C'lasp). 

-*^  Major  H.  N'.   Diiuibleton  served  with  the  Xile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

««  Major  H.  B.  N.  Adair  served  with  ihe  Nile  Expedition  in  1SS5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

2*"  Major  A.  M.  Mantell  served  in  the  K^vptian  war  of  i832  (Medal,  4th  Cla?s  ollhe  Usmanieh.aud  Khedive's  Star). 

"8  Major  P.  R.  Burn-Murdoch  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1^99-1900  in  command  of  the  47th  Company 
loyal  Engineers,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  round  Arundel  in  February  iqoo,  the  advance  to  and  crossing  of  the 
)range  River,  the  march  to  Bloemfontein  under  Major  General  Clements,  the  operations  near  Dewetsdorp,  and  in 
ilngineer  duty  on  the  Line  of  Communications. 

""  Major  Godfrey  Williams  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star), 
jerved  with  the  Chitral  Rebel"  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  as  Field  Eugiueer  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Jedal  with  Clasp). 

='^  Major  H.  P.  Chesney  served  with  the  Hazara  Espediticn  in  iS83  as  Field  Engineer  (mentioned  in 
.espatchea,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sii-  William 
■iOckhart  in  1897  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  (  iledal  with  Clasp). 

"'  Major  F.  J.  Anderson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i836  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
'  ^-  Major  L,,  A.  Arkwrisrht  served  in  the  campai-^n  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Hevljert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was 
■^resent  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (n.entioued  in  despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  ^\-ith  Clasp). 

^'^  Major  Cairnes  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp), 
md  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892.  Ser\'ed  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  the  37th 
jompany  Royal  Engineers,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop,  Vaal  Krantz,  and  Hussar  Hill,  the 
iperations  on  the  Tugela  including  the  engagement  at  Pieter's  Hill  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith,  and  the  subsequent 
■ngagements  at  Botha's  Pass  and  Armand's  Wek. 

^*  Major  B.  B.  Russell  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Zaila  Field  Force  in  1890.  Served  with  the  Chitral 
lelief  Force  under  Sir  Robert.  Low  in  1895  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  as  Adjutant  of  Royal  Engineers 
Medal  with  Clasp). 

"5  Major  C.  D.  Learoyd  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
lashcen  (Me  lal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-S6  as  an  Orderly 
):Qcer  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the 
ihodesian  Field  Force. 

'^^  Major  S.  L.  Norris  served  in  ihe  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  tlie  engagement  at  El  Magfar 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^""  Maior  H.  Mullaly  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  as  Field  Engineer  Chit- 
agong  Column  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  a 
)eputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  Lines  of  Communication. 

-■■3  Major  Winn  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^'^  Lt.Colonel  F.  H.  Kellv  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
•ampaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockbart  in  1897-98  as  Field  Engineer  Moh- 
■oau'l  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  with  the  Tirah  ExpeiUtionai\v  Force  as  Commanding  Royal 
^ngiuee-  2nd  Diviirion  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps), 

-*'*  Major  H.  S.  King  served  in  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  Bengal  Sappers  arid  iliners  (men- 
ioned  in  despatches,  Mednl  with  Clasp). 

"7  Lt. Colonel  A.  E.  Sandbach  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
Medal  with  CIisD,Qnd  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the 
ngagement  at  ThakooUClasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-S7  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  with  the 
Jikklm  Expedition  in  18S8  (Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i8gi  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General 
Illes,  Commanding  the  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1898  as  an 
Assistant  Adjutant  General  and  also  as  Commandant  at  Wady  Haifa,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum 
mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

-s'J  Major  R.  F.  Allen  served  with  the  Manipore  Expeditiou  in  iSgi  as  Field  Eugmeer  (mentioned  in 
;e8patcheR,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

■  *•*  Major  A.  M.  Stuart  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also 
erved  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86. 

'  *"*  Major  H.  V.  Biggs  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1SS4.  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition 
^1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  Intba  under  Sir  William 
jockhart  in  1897-98,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range,  and  with  the  Tirah  ExpeiUtionary  Force  as 
uljutant  Royal  Engineers  on  the  Line  of  Communications  ^mentioned  in  despntches,  I>SO.,  and  Medal  with  three 
Clasps). 

^^^  Major  E.  M.  Biirton  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  accompanied  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  the 
Ixpedition  into  Araljia  Petra?a  despatched  for  the  purpose  of  bringing  to  justice  the  murderers  of  Professor 
T'almerand  his  party  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in 
he  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1884  witb  the  26th  Field  Company  of  the  Royal  Engineers,  and  was  present  in  the 
ngagements  at  El  Teb  and  TemHi  (two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4-85  with  the  26th  Field 
Jompany  of  the  Royal  Engineers,  and  afterwards  with  the  Camel  Corps,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the 
)esert  Column  including  the  advance  to  Gakdul,  GubaS,  and  Metammeh  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war 
o  1S99-1900  as  Staff  Officer  Royal  Engineers. 

^'^  Major  M.  L.  Tuke  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  gth 
ieptember  (Medal,  and  KheiUve's  Star).  Served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Genild  Graham  in  1S84, 
nd  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Temai  (two  Clasps) ;  also  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  18S4-S5  (C'lasp). 
'-  ^1  Major  F.  H.  Oldtield  served  with  the  Burmese  Exuedition  in  1888-89  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  with  the  Poukhan 
Ixneditionia  i88q;  and  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  iSSg-gctClasji}. 

■  2fis  Maior  Dopping-Hepenstal  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
28S  Major  E.  H.  Hemming  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884. 

'  ^^  Major  W.  M.  Hodder.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  *'  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786. 

-88  Major  Huleatt  served  in  the  Egyptian  wavof  18S2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  in  the  Nile 
ixpedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Egyptian  Army  (4th  Class  of  the  Osmauich,  Clasp).    Served  in  the  operations  of  the 

oudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1S85-86  including  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh). 

^^^  Lt.Colonel  R.  S.  Maclagan  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  iSSS  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with 
*lasp)  ;  with  the  Miranzai  Esi^edition  in  1891  (Clasp);  and  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William 
iockhart  in  1894-95  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1807-98  with  the 
rochi  Field  Foi-ce'(Medal  with  Clasp). 

■*^  Major  H.  G.  C.  Swayne  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

304  Captain  J.  Stewartservedwithtnc  Burmese  Expeditionin  i8S5-S6(Medal  with  Clasp). 

■  307  Lt.Colonel  Kincaid  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1384-85,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kirbekan 
Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert 
litchener  in  1896  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  Infantry  Division,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and 
le  operations  at  HaSr  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*"*  Lt.Co'.onelAylmer  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1 886-88  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp), 
'erved  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  iSgi  with  the  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
lasp).     Served  in  the  operations  against  the  Hunza-Nagard  in  1891-92  as  Commanding  Royal  Engineer,  in- 

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cladingthe  capture  of  the  Nilt  fort-severcly  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major.  W,  and 
Clasn)  was  awarded  the  Victoria  Cross  "  for  his  conspicuous  bravery  in  the  assault  and  capture  of  the  N  It  Fori 
on  2nd  of  December  ,Sqi.  This  officer  accompanied  the  storming  party  burst  open  the  inner  Rate  w,th  eud- 
cotton  which  ho  placed  and  ignite.!,  and  though  severely  wounded,  once  m  the  leg  and  twice  in  the  riRht  hand,  fired 
nineteen  shots  wrth  his  revolver,  killing  several  of  the  enemy,  and  remained  fighting  unul,  fainting  from  loss  of 
h  nod  he  was  carried  out  of  action."  Served  with  the  Isazai  Field  Force  m  1892.  Served  with  the  C'hitral  Relief 
Force  unc^rJirCeTtLowT"s9S.  including  the  engagements  in  the  Swat  Valley,  at  Panjkora  River  and 
Mamu-'ai  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp  . 

3™  u  Colo-el  J  E.  Capper  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Xorth  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham 
T.ockhartiniSgS  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ,,,    ,   ,     ..v  r., 

°w  Maior  Baddoley  served  with  tne  BurmeseExpedition  in  1883-87  (menuoned  in  despatches.Medalwith  Clasp) 
ServcTin  the  ca.np»ign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1857  (mentioned 

'^nTf  *P  F?*Dixo"sSv«Un  Ae  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
tSoS  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ...   „,  j  x^v,    i-      .    =-.     > 

3'2  Maior  C    Hill  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

>i3  MaiorPetrie  served  wilh  the  Zhob  Valley  Field  Force  in  1884  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer.  Served  with 
thB  Ri'irmese  E-VDedition  in  1SS6-88,  including  the  expeditions  to  the  Ruby  Mines  andMainlong  (mentioned  m  de- 
Boatches  Medal  with  two  Clasps) ;  also  served  with  the  Chin-  Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  .889-90  with  No.  : 
Comnnnv  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners  imemioned  in  despatches  Clasp).  ,  x  j-    ■      o        o         .1      t  • 

SH  Lt  Colonel  C.  H.  Cowie  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98  on  the  Line  of 
Communications  of  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

3IS  MaiorW.  R  Morton  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

»is  Maior  P.  Glanville  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i886-88— severely  wounded  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  Z)SO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  ,.      .  .  .        ,,  o  , 

319  Lt  Colonel  J  R.  L.  Macdonald  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  18S8  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Medal 
with  C('«8d)  Served  in  the  operations  in  Central  Africa  in  1R94  (Brevet  of  Major);  and  m  the  iperations  in 
TJean  I'a  in  i'897-98,  including  the  engagement  at  Lubwa's  Hill,  Usoga,  when  he  was  m  command  (mentioned  in 
de-patches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Cla.sps).  t      ■ .,     »  ■      „  „.  ;.  ■ 

32"  vlaiorE.  W.Walton  served  with  the  Waziri  itan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  (Medal 

*"s2i  Mafor  W  J  D  Dundee  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhiirt  in  1S97-98  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range  and  in  the  Kurram  VaUey,  and  with  the  Tirah 
Exnediti'inarv  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  three  Clasps) -  „.     ,.     ,    „.     > 

32i  M'lior  A  W  Roper  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1Q00,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Paardeberg  and  Dnefontein. 

32'  JIaior  S  L  Craster  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frouuer  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Locki.ari,  in  1897  'with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Brigade  Major  Royal  Engineers  (mentioned  m  de- 
spatches. Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ,      f.    ^,      ,      -nr  •       CO     o        o  J 

»'  vlajor  G  M  Heath  served  with  the  Beehminalaiid  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85.  faervea 
wiM.  the  Chit'ral 'Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  m  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,  „.    j.     ,    „.     ,    o         , 

"''  Major  F.  A.  Molony  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  ( Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Sewed 
inthe  South  African  wai- in  189Q-1900  as  a  Staff  Officer  Royal  Kngineei's.  „       ,,  .        j.      , 

-"»'  Maior  W  Du  C.  Luard  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-S6  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  expedition  against  the  Yonnies,  on  the  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in 
188— 88  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  „.,,_.  „,,,..,„,       , 

321  ilaior  W  G  R.  IJordue  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  (Medal  with  Clasp) 
Berved'with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Field  Engineer  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"='  .Waior  .T  M   Wade  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

»3a  Maior  W  J  Bythell  served  with  the  Becliuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  CharlesWarren  m  18S4-85  on  speoia 
service  (mentioned  in  despatches'.  Served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-9'°  on  Survey  dutj 
(received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  tht 
Chitnl  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  iSqs  as  Survey  Officer  (meutioneil  in  desjiatchea.  Brevet  of  Maior 

e<lal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhan 
in  1807-93  as  Survev  OHlcer  Mohmund  Field  Force  (men'.ioned  in  despatches),  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionarj 
For.-e  as  Survey  Officer  Peshawur  Column  and  during  the  operations  in  the  Bazar  Valley  and  with  the  Khybe) 
Brigiide  (two  Clasps).  .  .      .  u     1 

330  Mijor  C  Godbv  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85,  and  was  present  in  the  engagemeiitsat  Uashee 
and  the  Tofrek  zereba  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  and  in  the  operations  m  the  Soudan  m  i88q 
including  the  engagement  at  Toski  (Clasp).  ,...„„     „,  ,,,    ,,     ■.,,  ni„  ,^1 

331  Maor  J   W.  Prino-le  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

33a  Mijor  Renny-Tailvour  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-88  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Meda 
with  two  Clasps) ;'  and  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  on  Survey  duty  (received  the  thank 
of  the  Government  of  India,  mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

333  Maior  W  A.  J.  O'Meara  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S85-86— severelv  wounded  (mentione. 
in  d i-siialches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Chief  Intelligence  Officer  a 
Bloemfontein,'and  afterwards  as  an  Assistant  Military  Governor  at  Johannesburg.  ,  .    .,, 

3i»  .laii>r  E  D  Haggitt  served  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (.Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  thi 
South  African  war  in  1899-igoo,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Paardeberg,  Dnefontein,  and  Fouriesburg. 

335  Lt  Colonel  W.  S.  Gordon  served  in  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  December  1888.  and  was  present  with  th 
Egyptian  Army  in  the  engagementat  Gemaizah  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) 
alio  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Soudan  m  1889  including  the  engagement  at  Toski  in  command  of  Fieli 
Artillery  (mentioned  ill  despatches.  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbei 
Kitchener  in  1896  as  Director  of  Stores,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (men 
tioned  m  despatches,  Rrevot  of  Maior,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps);  in  the  operation 
in  1897  as  Director  of  Stores  Egv]itiaii  Army,  and  in  189S  as  Director  of  Stores  Egyptian  Army,  and  n  comniam 
of  a  iunboat,  including  the  battle  ol  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Clasp  to  Klie<live' 
Medal),  liranted  the  4th  Class  of  the  Order  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  subsetiuently  the  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidii 
for  services  with  the  Egyptian  Army.  ,  ..,.,_.■ 

333  Lt.C  lone!  .1.1.  Lang  served  in  1R93-94  with  a  force  of  about  1,000  Housas  in  amovemeut  against  the  Ashanti 
who  threatened  the  protected  State  of  Attabubu,  about  400  miles  from  the  Gold  Coast. 

33;  Major  C.  E.  Salvesen  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1864-85. 

338  ilajo-  Bonham-Carter  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  ami  Khedive's  Star 
Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S86-8S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3''J    .fajor  C.  S.  Rose  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Modal  with  Clasp). 

810  Major  E.  F.  Taylor  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  wa, 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Belmont,  Enslin,  Modder  River,  and  Magersfontein.  > 

3*'  .Vlajor  H.  U.  H.  Biickland  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  1 
Hasheen  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star):  also  served  in  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  December  188: 
including  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (mentioned  in  despatches,  5th  Class  ofthe  Medjidie,  Clasp).  Served  i 
the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

3*-'  Lt.l'olouel  R.  S.Curtis  served  m  the  operations  in  the  Soudan  in  1891,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  c 
Tokar  (Bronze  Star  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie).  Served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  uider  Si 
Francis  Scott  in  1895  as  Director  of  Telegraphs  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Star).  Served  in  tl 
South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  E.  Wood. 

3*3  Major  T.  Harrison-Topham  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1892,  and  was  present  at  ti 
defence  of  Sadon  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 


War  Services  of  the  Officers  of  ilie  Royal  Engineers.  2i8^ 

5*+  Major  A.  G.  Hauter-Weston  served  in  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  Bencal  Sappers  and 
liners  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  with  tha  Waziristan  Delimitation  Escort  under  Brigadier  General  Tamer  in  1894  in 
ommand  of  No.  2  Co-npanv  Beafj;il  Sappers  and  Miners  (inentioned  in  despatches),  and  with  the  Waziristan 
*ield  Force  under  Sir  William  Loclshart  in  189+-95— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major, 
!lasp).  Served  with  the  Don*?ola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896,  includini^  the 
nfmo-ement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  despatches.  4th  Class  of  the  Mediidie.  British 
Jedal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps) .  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Acting  Commander 
if  Royal  Engineer  Cavalry  Division  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

**5  Major  J.  A.  Dealyserved  witli  the  liarmese  Expedition  in  188S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

***  Cai)tain  K.  J.  H.*L,  Mackenzie  served  in  the  Soudan  camp  »ijjn  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  en^afrement  at 
lasheen  (Medal  with  CUsp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  wi^h  the  Z ho h  Field  Force  in  1890  under  Sir  George 
Vhite  (mentiored  in  despatches).  Served  with  the  Miranzii  Expedition  in  1891  (mentionel  in  despatches, 
dedal  with  Clasp). 

m:  Captniu  J.  A.  Gihhon  served  in  the  campaisn  on  tne  North  W>3t  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
lart  in  1893  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  witli  two  Clisos). 

»*9  Captain  R.  T.  R.  Laurence  served  with  the  Burmese  E>cpeditio  1  in  1886-88  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

>"  Captain  H.  B.  H.  Wright  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  with  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers  and 
Miners  (Medal  with  two  Clasps):  in  the  Chin  Field  Force  in  i883  with  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers  and  Miners 
mentioned  in  despatches);  and  with  tne  Chin.tjU=hai  Field  Force  in  1889-90  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaitfii  on 
the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  in  command  of  No.  4  Company  Queen's 
Own  Sappers  and  Miners  (mentioneil  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^  Captain  J.  C.  Riminfiton  served  with  the  Burmese  Exoeditioo  in  1886  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

351  Captain  C.H.  Roe  served  with  the  Burmese  E.xpedition  in  1886-87  with  the  Queen's  Own  Sappars  and  Miners 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  . 

3-ji  Captain  G.  M.  Harper  served  in  the  South  .African  war  in  1899-1903,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
Spion  Kop,  Vaal  Krantz,  and  Hussar  Hill,  and  the  operations  on  the  Tugela,  including  the  engagement  at  Pieter's 
HUl  and  tlie  relief  of  Ladysmith. 

3"  Captain  P.  E.  G.  Skey  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Ro'oert  Low  in  1S95,  and  was  present 
It  tha  capture  of  the  Malakand  Piss  (mentiored  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*'*  Captain  G.  K.  Phillips  served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  189-  (Star'.  Served 
;n  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  including  the  operations  of  17th  to  24th  Jan. 
roDo — wounded. 

353  Captain  Le  Breton  Simmons  served  with  the  Ha/.ara  Exiisdition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
'    3is  Captain  E.  A.  Edgell  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  111  188S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

s"  Captain  S.  H.  Powell  served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  as  Assistant  Intelligeace  Othcev  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  camiiiiirn  on  the  North  Wes",  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
.William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Ben'.-al  Sappers  and  Miners  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  (Medil  with  Clasp). 

3»8  Captain  W.  Ewbank  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1883-87  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  again  m  1887-89 

3b9  Captain  L.  P.  Chapman  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i888(  Medal  with  Clasp) ;  with  the  Ohin-Lusha 
B-xoeditionary  Force  in  iSEg-g^  (Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Wuntho  Expedition  in  1S91  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 

MO  Captain  W.  A.  Liddell  served  m  the  operations  of  the  Zhob  Field  Force  in  1890.  ■  ,     ,,    m     i,- 

sf.l  Captain  A.  S.  Sohreiber  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North- West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98  with  the  Tochi 
iField  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp).  „        „  , 

"■-  Captain  J.  A.  S.  TuUoch  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-89  with  the  Queen's  Ow:i  .aappera  ana 
Miners  and  afterwards  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Wolseley;  served  as  Intelligence  Officer  ist  Brigade 
from  ist  Nov.  1S87  to  ist  April  188S,  and  from  Aug.  to  Dec.  i8S3  as  Adjntant  of  Royal  Engineers  (Sleda!  with  two 
Clasps);  also  served  with  the  Chin  Field  Force  in  i888-8g. 

361  Captain  U.  W.  Evans  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Field  Force  in  1839-90  with  the  Queen's  Own  tappers  and 
iMiuers  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  campaign  en  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  VVilliain 

■  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  E.xpeditionary  Force  as  CBser  in  charge  of  Enginuer  Field  Park  (mentioned 
iin  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  /,.-  j   1 

»*  Captain  E.  H.  Bland  serve  1  in  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners  (Medal 
with  Clasp)  ;  and  with  the  Isazai  Field  Force  in  1892.  „       ,  „      . 

305  Captain  W.  C.  Hedley  served  in  thi  South  African  war  in  1899-19-10  with  the  17th  Company  Royal  Engineers,  m 
.command  after  the  death  of  Major  Massy,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  in  the  actions  at  Spiou  Kop  and 
Yaal  Krantz,  and  in  the  engagements  prior  to  the  relief  of  Ladysmith  ;  took  part  in  the  subsequent  advance  into  the 
Transvaal  under  Sir  Redvers  Buller,  and  in  the  operations  under  Sir  C.  P.  Clery  near  Standerton.  .  ,    .^ 

■36S  Captain  Stokes- Roberts  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S7  (.Medal  with  Clasp),  and  with  the 
Eazara  Expedition  in  1888  (Claspl.  ,  t~     .  ,.     1    „    f 

I'iT  Captain  H.  B.  William^  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Royal  Engineers,  and  took  part 
in  operations  in  Orange  River  Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal.  ,      ■  1.    u     ti 

J"  Captain  G.  D.  Close  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  wr.h  the  tiazara 
Expedition  in  tiSo:  (Clasp).  .  ,xr  j    1     ■»i,rii     „\ 

s^'Captainll  F.Sorsbie  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  188785  Assistant  Field  Engineer  (Men  at  witni^ia^p). 

s"»  C.tDtain  H.  J.  Sherwood  served  with  fie  Ohin-Liushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  wita  i.o.  2  Comoany 
Beno-al  Sappers  and  Miners,  part  of  the  tiino  in  commind  of  »  half  comoanv  (mention-d  in  dispatches.  Modal 
.  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham  Lockhart  m  1897-98 
with  the  Beno-al  Sappers  and  .Miners  with  the  Malakand  Field  Fo-ce  including  the  operations  lu  Baiour  and  the 
Mohmand  country,  with  the  Utman  Knel  Column,  and  with  the  Bauer  Field  Force,  including  the  at.ack  and 
;  capture  of  the  Ta'nga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,  ,   ,   ,     -.v  ^1       >     c         ,1    ,  tw  t\,c 

»'^  Captain  C.C  Perceval  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-88  (Jledal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
Hazara  Expedition  in  18S8  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp) ;  ana  with  the  Isazai  Field  Force  in  1892 

'■'  Captain  H.  C.  Nanton  served  during  the  rebellion  in  the  North  West  Territories  of  Canada  mi  ib,  witu  cue 
Midland  Battalion  of  Canadian  Militia  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  RobeitL"Wm 
1895  as  Field  Engineer  (mentioned  in  desoatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  .  1     »     *. 

'-'  Captain  P.  H.  du  P.  Casgrain  served  iu  the  C.madiaa  Norti-West  against  the  Indian  rising  as  a  liiitant 
9th  Rifles— Canadian  Voltigeurs  (Medal).  Served  with  Ihi  Manipore  Expeditiou  in  1091  as  iield  iiugiueer 
Silchar  Column  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

''"  Captain  W.  F.  TiUey  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^■*  Captain  G.  S.Cartwright  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892.  -,r„j„i 

3-9  Captain  A.  G.  Travers  served  in  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  .891  with  the  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners  Meaal 

•  with  Clasp)  ;     and  with  the  Waziristan  Field    Force  under  Sir   William  Lockhart  in   1894-95    (mentioned  in 

despatches,  (jlasp).  t^.  u  tti  «.,ii^   tiio 

sao  Captain  de  Vere  Atkinson  served  with  the  Lushai  Expedition  in  1889  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer;  witu  tne 
Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  ii-  1SS9-90  with  the  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners  (Medal  with  Clasp);  ana  in 
the  operations  of  the  Zhob  Field  Force  in  1890  with  the  Bombay  Sappers  and  Miners.        ,  „■  ,,  m  ,  ,, 

^  Captain  \.  T.  Moore  served  with  tha  Isazai  Expedition  in  1893  as  Superintendent  of  *  '^,'.°,_f  ^x^SriP""- 

»«  Captain  H.  Pi-eutice  served  in  the  operations  iu  Biriniiu  1S9.    with  tha  Wuntho  Hield,  Dorca    (iieaai, 

"ssf  Captain  E.  P.  Johnson  served  in  the  Chin-Lushai  Field  Force  in  1889-90  with  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers  and 

.  Miners  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  "°''«V"  "'"'3 

Lockhart  in   1897-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  in  command  of  No.  5  Company  Queen  s  Own  f JJPPf '^'' '''' f 

Miners,  and  wai  present  in  the  engagement  at  Lindakai  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  also  with  the  utman  ivnei 

■  Column  of  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  and  with  the  Buner  Field  Porje,  including  the  st^rmmgot  the  Idn.a  rasa 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


2i8/i  War  Services  of  the  Officers  of  the  Boyal  Engineers. 

834t  Captain  W.  V.  Scudamorc  sewed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North-West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-95  with  the 
Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"«  Cii.pti.in  A  J.  K.Swineysorved  with  the  s'^MUfl  Mirauzai  Espcdit'on  in  iSoi  (Medal  with  Claep).      Served 
with  the  Ohitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Liw  in  1S95  on  the  Lines  of  Commaiucntious  (Modal  with  Clasp). 
'■"'  Captain  W.  J.  McBlhmny  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S7-83  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
'»"  Captain  G.  M.  Duff  served  with  the  Burmese  E.xpedition  in  1887-88  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  wiih  the 
Chitrjil  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Roljert  Low  in  iSqs  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
"'  Captain  R.  E.  Picton  Jones  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Zaila  Field  Force  in  1890. 

=''  Captain  J.  S.  Fowler  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892.  Served  in  the  advance  to  the  relief  of 
Chitral  under  Lt.Colouel  Kelly  in  March  and  April  1895  includine  the  defence  of  the  position  at  Reshcr. 
(wounded) ;  dfterwards  served  with  the  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low,  and  was  present  in  the  entrAeemeut 
Mainugai  (mentioned  in  riesjiatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  tho  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wiiliain  Lockhart  in  1S97-9S  with  the  Beng.il  Sappers  and  Miners  with  the  MtibmaDd 
Field  Force,  including  the  operations  at  Jarobi  Glen,  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  tw"  (.'laspsi.  t 

^'"  Captain  G.  M.  Hutton  served  in  the  Chin-Lushai  Field  Force  in  1889-90  with  the  Queen's  Own  Sapper* 
and  Miners  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
s"  Captain  U.  M.  St..  .\.  Wade.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry, "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List."  p.  786. 
3"  Capt,^in  C.  H.  Hevcock  served  in  tho  Karen  Field  Force  in  1S88-89  with  the  Queen's  Own  Sapiiers  and  IJiBere 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  in  the  Chin-Lusnai  Field  Force  in  1889-90  with  tbe  Queen's  Own 
Saopers  and  .Miners  (Clasp);  and  in  the  Kanhow  Expedition  in  1891  as  Intelligence  Officer. 

^"^  Captain  F.F.  Weedon  served  in  the  Bur.iiese  Expedition  in  i888-8g  with  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers  and  Miners 
including  the  operations  of  the  Chin  Field  Force  (Medal  with  (71asp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  Ini'ia  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditiunftry  Force  with  the  Maler 
Kotla  Imperial  Service  Sappers  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

■i'*  Captain  R.  A.  F.  Kingscote  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  m  1889-90  as  Assistant  Field 
Engineer  Chitta,gong  Column  (mentioned  in  desoatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

s»"  CantainT.Fraser  .served  in  the  Chin-Lushai  Field  force  in  1889 -90  with  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers  and  Miners 
(Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  in  tho  Hazara  field  Force  in  1891  with  the  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners,  part  of  tbe  time 
in  command  of  a  Comnany  (Olann).  Served  in  the  c.impaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  ; 
William  Lockhart  in  1897-08  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Adjutant  of  Royal  Engineers  2nd  Dlvii'ion. 
and  was  present  in  the  cngiisements  at  Chagru  Kotal  and  Dargai,  the  capture  of  the  Sampag-ha  and  Arhanga 
Passes,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  engaseraent  of  9th  November  1897,  and  in  tue  operations  in  the 
Wara  Valley,  round  Devatoi.  and  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"'"^  Captain  A.  Walpole  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Assistant  Field 
Engineer  (Medal  with  C'lasp). 

"'  Captain  H.  A.  D.  Fraser  served  with  the  Wuntho  E.xpedition  in  1891  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with 
Clasn). 

""i  Capt.ain  G.  P.  Ca-nphell  served  in  tho  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3'^''  Captain  W.  S.  Nathan  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1S97-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Field  Engineer  (mentioned  in  despatclifis,  .Medal  witb 
two  Clasps).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  as  a  Ue]>iitv  Assistant  Director  of  Railways. 

3^^t  Captain  C.  Ainslie  served  in  the  Chin- Lumbal  Kield  Force  in  iSSq-gowiih  the  Queen's  Own  Saj>itcrs  and  Miners 
(Medal  with  Clasp) ;  in  the  ope  vations  in  the  Chin  Hills  in  1S90-92  with  tbe  Queen's  Own  Sai*i>ers  arid  iliners  in 
command  of  a  le'.  ichment,  including  the  engagement  at  Tuetia  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp) ;  and  in  the 
Chin  Hills  in  1892  an  1  tlie  Shan  Hill.sin  1893  as  Attach*^,  Intelligence  Branch  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Serveti 
>vir,h  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (.Medal  with  Clasp). 

3^9  Captain  C.  L.  Robertson  served  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Liockhart  in  18^-95. 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  as  Survey  Officer,  including  the  expedition  into  the  Mohiimnd  coimtry 
(mentioned  in  despatches);  also  with  the  Buner  Field  Force  as  Survey  Officer  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal 
with  two  Clasps). 

^01*  Captain  H.  E.  G.  Clayton  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  present  at  the  crossing  of  the: 
Orange  River,  in  the  march  to  Bloeinfontein  under  Major  General  Clements,  in  the  operations  near  Dewetsdorp,  ajld 
on  duty  on  the  Line  of  Communications. 

"'  Lieut.  G.  C.  Kemp  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Hobert  Low  in  1895,  and  was  present  at 
the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■•"^  Ca,ptain  E.  0.  Ogilvie  served  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  witb 
the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Assistant  Field  Kngineer  (Medal  witb  Clasp). 
*"'  Captain  D.  L.  Mallaby  served  witb  the  Isazai  E.\pedition  in  1892. 

""  Captain  H.  .1.  M.  Marshall  served  in  the  Chin-Lushai  Field  Force  in  1889-90  with  tbe  Queen's  Own  Sappera 
and  Miners  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'™  Ma;or  O'Shee  served  with  tbe  Benin  Expedition  under  Rear  Admiral  Rawson  in  1897  as  special  service 
otHcer  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  witb  Clasn). 

'05  Captain  P.  R.  F.  Boileau  served  in  the  operations  against  tbe  E.nsternLusbai  clans  in  1S92  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
jn^fi,  "'''■'^  '''"'  '^''•"■•il  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  L  .w  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

wot  Captain  W.  D,  Waghora  served  in  tbe  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1807^8  with  tbe 
Tochi  Field  Force  (Medal  witb  Clasp). 

"'  .Major  H.  H.  Austin  served  in  the  operations  in  Uganda  in  1897-98,  and  was  present  during  a  skirmisb  at 
Lubwas  m  command,  in  the  attack  at  Kiiemlio,  at  the  capture  of  KuOa^Knibi,  and  afterwards  at  Mruli  in  com- 
mand (:;ieutioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  ird  Class  of  the  Brilliiint  Star  of  Zanzibar,  i/.SO.,  and  Medal 
(with  two  Clasps). 
™'+  Captain  W.  A.  Harrison  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  i389-<;o  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Captain  R.  F.  G.  Bond  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895.  and  was  present  at 
the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Norob  West  Frontier  of 
intba  under  bir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Bengal  Sappers  ana  Miners  witb  the  Tochi  Field  Force 
(Clasp).  ^ 

fj»°'H'^f'''Ti",?i'  *®  ^'  Crookshank  served  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  as  Assistant  Field  Engineej 
(C'.eaai  with  Clasp).  Served  m  tbe  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  aud  took  part  in  the  operations  at  I^ardeberg 
i6tb  to  27th  February  igoo-slightly  wounded. 

""Captain  ti.F.  Thuillier  served  vrith  the  Ciiitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  189588  Assistant  Field 
Engineer  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•»"t  Captain  .1.  F^H  Carmicbae!  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Northern  Chin  Hills,  Burma,  in  1893.  Served  in 
the  campaign  on  the  Nortl.  \\  est  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  witb  tbe  Tirah  Expedi- 
tionary Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

»■'  Captain  H.  R.  Stockley  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  189.  (Medal  witb  Clasp);  with  tbe  Isazai  Ex- 
pedition in  .892  ;  and  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-9S  (Clasp).  Served  ia 
the  caj^paign  on  the  North  West  Fron-ier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1807-98  with  the  Bengal  .Sappers 
and  Miners  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  including  the  operations  at  Baiour  and  the  M'.bmau.l  countiy,  and 
with  t,lie  Liiner  H  lelrt  Force,  inclnding  the  attack  and  capture  of  tbe  Tanga  Pass  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches, 
Meral  with  Clasp).  f^  v  1  > 

"-^  Captain  A.  R.  Winsloe  serve!  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Me<lal  witb  Clasp). 
Servedinthe-ampaigu  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  S.r  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98.  witb  the 
Malakand  and  Buner  Field  Forces  with  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers  and  Miners,  and  commanded  No.  5  Company 
during  the  detence  ot   Malakand  Camp  and  the  relief  of  Chakdara  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  two 


War  Services  of  the  Officers  of  the  Boijal  Engineers.  2i8i 

*"  Captain  K  E.  "rvrer  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Zhoh  Field  Force  in  1890. 

«5  Lt  C'llouel  3  F  Gorrin^e  served  with  the  Doiigola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in. 1896  in 
narter  Master  General's  duties,  incliidiu?  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  HaBr  (mentioned  m 
esnatches  Brevet  of  Major.  D.50..  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps);  in  the  operations  in 
ioT  on  the  Staff  of  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener,  including  the  capture  of  Abu  Hamed  (mentioned  m  despatches, 
hiso)  •  and  in  1808  as  Stnfl  Officer  Head  Quarters  Staff,  including  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  m 
esnatches)  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  two  Clasps)  ;  and  m  the  operations 
1 1800  resultm<'  in  the  final  defeat  of  the  Khalifa  (mentioned  in  desnafchei.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colouel). 

«"  Captain  P   G   Grant  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  I,ow  in  1895  (  Medal  with  Claspl. 

ilH  Captain  F  G  Fuller  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iS99-iom  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was 
resent  in  the  engagements  at  Belmont,  Graspan,  Modder  River,  and  Magersfontein,  at  the  relief  ot  Kimberley,  the 
.lief  of  Mafekiii^,  and  subsequent  operations  in  the  Transvaal,  including  the  defence  ot  Zinkerbosoh. 

m  contain  F  W  Watling  served  in  the  campaien  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
,ockhart  in  iSqj-os'with  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers  and  Miners,  and  commanded  No.  5  Company  at  the  defence  of 
[alakand  Camp  on  th9  26th  July  1897- severely  wounded  (mentioned  m  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'I*  Captain  A.  H.  D.  Riach  served  with  the  Isazai  Field  Force  in  1S92.  „,   ,,      ...   _,       ,     „  „  .i  „;.v,  .1,0 

■"9  Captain  L  H  Close  served  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition m  1 891  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
raziristan  Expedition  un.'er  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1891-95  with  the  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners  (Clasp). 

«»  Captain  W.  M.  Coldstream  served  with  the  two  Miranzai  Expeditions  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the 
sazai  E.xpedition  in  1802 

«•  Captain  H.  W.  Weel 

«it  Captain  N.  M.  Hei 
jockhart  in  1897-98  with  . 

"^crptSnG.^A.  F.Sanders  served  in  BurmahJn  1893  with  the  Qaeen'sO^n  Sappers  and  Miners  in  command 

^s'it  Cotond  E  Vc  fi^Snariser  "S'with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896 
.  Director  of  Railwavs  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  ooerations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  m  despatches, 
lrevet?fMa{or^50    British  Medal,  and  Kh^  Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ;  and  in  the  operations  in  1897  ^hich 

esulted  in  the  captin.;  of  Abu  Ham;.d  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Miajor,  Clasp).  Served  m  the  bouth 
Lfrican  war  in  1890-1900  as  Director  of  Railways  m  South  Africa.  ,^^„;l„l 

""  Captahi  A.  E    Panet  served  with  the  Wazirisian  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  m  1894-95  (Medal 

"«*Captai'n  B.  H  Rooke  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WiUiam  Lockhart 
a  ,897-98  with  thfTirah  Expeditionary   Force  with  the  Queen's  O™  Sappers  and  Miners  (Medal  with  two 

'^^CaptainR.  S.  Muter  served  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1895  (Medal  with 

'^T^'captain  C.  G.  Falcon  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  present  at  the   battles  of  Colenso 

'"i»''(:^na'?nVlTame7on°sertdwith  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896 

-"Maio/c'V"i^''vnfsI?ve^ In'^iL  operations  against  the  Sofas,  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  iS9„4,  «s  Intelli- 
•enceOfflcer-thVeTtnncs  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp 
^C^mlin  W   G  Hibbert  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Lom-  in  1895.0  edal  with  Clasp 

?£Si^4^c'k.K??i:J^tf;ri^Js^afgs 

hecantSre  rfthe  MHlakand  !^iss?the  engagetnent  near  Khar,  the  passage  of  the  Swat  River,  and  in  the  engage- 
aent  a  he  Panikora  Ri?er  (Medil  with  t'la'sp) .  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  ,^ ""t^  , "[est  Frontier  of  Indm 
Tndpr  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-08  with  the  Bengal  Sappers  ai.d  Miners  with  the  Malakand  tield  force,  m- 
luto^thropeTti^s  iS^ourandthe  Mohmandconnlr.v,  and  with  the  Buuer  Force  (twice  mentioned  m  des- 
itohe?  Y(!:  and  Cirsp)  wis  awarded  tho  Victoria  Cross  for  the  following  act  :--  tJo  the  same  occasion  after 
l^St.'^atson'had'b'eeTinc'plcltated  by  his  wounds  from  further  f  ^rts  L^eu^nnnt  C.lvin  contm,^^  Oie  fight 
tifl  nersiKted  in  two  more  attempts  to  c  ear  the  enemy  out  of  the  dark  and  still  ourning  vuiaare.  ne  w^s  1^  m 
■pteuous  cfunng  the  wTole  night  for  his  devotion  to  his  men  in  the  most  exposed  positions  under  a  heavy  fire  from 

"^'cl^fain  W  E.R.  Dickson  served  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S94-95 

nclQdmg  the  attack  and  capture  of  tho  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  tno  V'"^?!^'-  ,.         0,-^^3  Irrawaddy  Column 

he  engagement  at  Malakard.  the  Swat  River,  and  i'an.ikora  ^^f^dal  with  Clasp).  ^^^ 

ClXl-sV^m^an^d^  R<^^7t^^^^^^^^^^^^^  --  ^   '— 

'-' cipta?rs'D'A-  Crookshank  ser'v^d  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  as  Assistant 
"-^''a'SE  G.^Fm-qthar'^son^se^         with  the  Chitral  Rehef  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  x8,5,  and  was 

T.Tap1,,f,V''.='.§TalMly\^r^^^ 

he  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  (Medal  w.th  Claspl.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force 

ml^lKb^ert'^Lo^v^i;!-;'^^^  l^S^^^^-'^^'^^S^.  ^^^^^  '■"  «^"--  "^"''^  ^"^^^^^ 
irmy  List,"  p.  7S6.]  ■„   ,i,„  ni,it,.„i  BoHpI' Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Assistant 

•»  Captain  H.  A.  L.  Hepper  served  with  the  Chitral  Keliel  n  01  ce  unuui 
?ieIdEngineer  (Medal  with  C.asp).    .,,.,„     ■■►„„  i,-^„„,lltinr,  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  (Medal 

"1  Lieut.  S.  H.  Sheppard  served  with  *«  ^azjista^  lixpedm^^  Lockhart  in  ,897-98 

vith  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  >0"th  We»t  if™°"|,';?J^'",^entioned  in  despatches),  and  with  the 
.Yith  the  Bengal  Sappers  and  Mmers  with  the  Mohmand  Field  *  "'^4X™,^°njioned  in  de,.patches,  Medal  with 
rirah  Expeditlonai-y  Force,  including  the  operalions  in  the  B.zar  Valley  (menlioneu  i^ 

wo  Clasps).  ,     .,     .  J  •,„„.„  n,o  T-imhaki  Country    West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  ,892,  in- 

«  Licit.  G.  H.  Boileau  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  ■T.mbakacountr^^^^^^  ^^^^^  Gambia  in  ,892, 

tading  the  capture  of  Tambi  (mentioned  in  ''e^Pat'^'iesl ;  and  « ifh  the  e^xpeaa^^^    "served  with  the  Chitral  Field 

ncluding  the  capture  of  Toniataba  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Med^^^^^ 

.-■orce  under  Sir  Robert  Low  m  1895  as  Assistant  F  eld  Engnieer  (iledal  mtn^  I  ^^^^^  Kitchener  in  iSq6, 
♦"  Lievit.  E.  J.  Elkington  served  svith  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  i  orco  unue,  a 


2i8J  War  Services  nf  the  Officers  of  the  Royal  Engineers. 

inclndine  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Haflr  (mentioned  in  desiiatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie, 

British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Merlal  with  two  Clasps).  ,,,.,i-         r      1  1,     .  •       o  i\i„a„i  ,    n 

*"  Lieut.  W.  S.  Traill  served  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  18.-14-95  (Medal  vv  11 
Clasp).  Ser^-ed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  ^V  illiara  Lockhart  in  1S97-98  with 
the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers  and  Miners  (Medal  with  two  C  asps).  .       „  , 

"i  Lieut.  J.  R.  Cnancellor  served  with  the  Dongalft  Kxperlitionarj-  Force  under  bir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896 
(British  Medal,  and  Khedive'sMedal).  Servedin  the  campaign  on  the  NotthWest  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  \Villiam 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  Sirmoor  Imperial  Service  Sappers  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  VSO.,  and  Medal  witli  two  Clasps),  .  j  .     1 ,  :„   „ 

"0  Lieuts  R  S  Walker  and  L.  C.  de  B.  Doucet  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  took  part  in  the 
operations  round  Arundel  in  February,  1900,  the  advance  to  and  crossing  of  the  Orange  River,  the  march  to 
Bloemfontein  under  Major-General  Clements,  the  operations  near  Dewetsdorp,  and  m  duty  on  the  Line  01 
Communications.  .     ,    ,-       x,.     t-  tt       a.- 

447  Lieut.  A.  H.  Tyler  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  m  1898-99,  including  the  Karene  h,xpedition— 
wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .  ■       o      <:  /o      1 

*«  Lieut.  S.  G.  Faher  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  i89;-o  (btar). 

4"  Captain  A.  G.  Stevenson  served  with  the  DongolaExpeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  on 
the  Railway  Staff,  including  the  eiigagementat  Fir'iet  and  the  operations  at  HaBr  (mtntnuod  in  despatcnes,  4th 
Class  of  the  Medjidie,  Briti.sh  Medai;  and  Khedive's  Mertnl  with  two  Clasps) ;  in  th-  operatioi  8  in  i£97  (L  asp  to 
Khedive's  Medal);  and  in  1898,  including  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  BSO.,  and  Clasp  to 
Khedive's  Medal).  „.    «    ,         t^-    1.  a  e 

«"  Captain  M.G.E.  Manifold  served  with  the  Doneola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  1896 
as  Staff  Officer  of  Telegraphs,  including  the  eng.a^'ement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Kafir  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Me,indie,Briti,sli  Medal, and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasus);  m  the  operations  in 
i897asStafrOfficer  of  Telegraphs  (Clasp)  ;  undin  1898  as  stiiffOfflcer  of  Telesniphs,  Hend  Quarters  Start,  mchuhng 
the  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  despatche^)  and  Khartoum  (4thClas8of  theOsmanieh,  two  Clasps),  bervea 
in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgq-iQoo  as  a  Railway  Staff  Officer.  ttt-,,-        t      1  1,     ^ 

*''  Lieut.  A.  E.  Turner  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1S97-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  2nd  Division  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Medal  with  two  Clasps), 

4=2  Lieut.  C.  E.  G.  Vesey  served  with  the  Athanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895-96  (Star). 

454  Lieut.  R.  .A.  GillaiM  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-93  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers  and  Miners  (Medal  *ith  two  Clasps). 

4"  Lieut.  E.  Bamnrdiston  served  in  the  campa  gn  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1807-98  with  ihe  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

456  Lieut.  H.  F.  E.  Freeland  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895,  and  was  Present 
at  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  in  the  engagement  near  Khar,  and  at  the  passage  of  the  Swat  River  ( uedal 
with  Clasp).  .      . 

4«7  Lieuts.  S.  Llovd  Owen  and  C.  H.  Sey  served  in  the  South  .African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  were  present  in  tde 
engagements  at  Spion  Kop,  Vaal  Krantz,  and  Hussar  Hill,  and  the  operations  on  the  Tugela,  including  the 
engagement  at  Pieter's  Hill  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith. 

4s*  Lieut.  A.  C.  Scott  served  in  the  campaign  011  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers  and  Miners  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

4™  Lieut.  H.  L.  Pritchanl  served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  189;  (Star).  Served 
with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  18^6.  including  the  engaijement  at  Firket 
and  the  operations  at  Hiifir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Mndjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedives 
Medal  with  two  Clasps) ;  in  the  operations  in  1S97  (Clasp  to  Khedive's  Medal) ;  and  in  1898,  including  the  battle  of 
Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  D  'O  ,  and  Clasp  to  Khedive's  Medal). 

4"  Lieut.  D.  S.  M'Innes  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895-9'i  (Star).  Served 
in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1000  on  Special  Service,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Kiuiberley  (mentioned  in 
despatches). 

4M  Major  R.  B.  D.  Blnkeney  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Fcrce  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896; 
including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mention erl  in  despatches,  4th  Cass  of  the  Med- 
jidie, British  MedaU  and  Kliedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ;  in  the  operatiMus  in  1897  (Clasp),  and  with  tlie  expedi- 
tion in  1898,  including  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSC  and  Clasp). 

4«  Lieut.  A.  J.  Close  served  lu  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Fronter  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Porce  (Medal  wilh  two  Clasps). 

4«  Lieut.  A.  T.  Chamier  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1S97-98  with  the  Tirah  Exnedit  onary  Ffirce  (Medal  with  two  (['lasps).  .  . 

4B7  Lieut.  H.  A.  Micklem  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1897  (British 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  and  in  the  operations  in  1S9S,  including  the  battle  of  Khartoum— slightly 
wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  XiSO.,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  two  Clasps  to  Khedive's  Medal). 

4"  Lieut,  r  .  G.  Howard  served  with  the  Chitnil  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp.) 
Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  or  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah 
Expediticnary  Force  with  the  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners  (two  Clasps). 

4^1  Lieut.  E.  C.  Tylden  Pattcr.''on  served  with  the  Chitral  Rehef  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895,  and  was 
pi  esent  at  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Bengal  Saimers  and  Miners  with  the  Tochi 
Field  Force  (Clasp). 

4"  Lieut.  F.  S  Garwood  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1S97-98,  incluthng  the  operations  on  the  Samuna  Range  and  in  the  Kurram  Valley,  and  with  the  Tirah 
Expeditionary  Force  (Melal  with  three  Clasps). 

*'^  Lieut.  H.  Biddiilph  sfrved  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-QS  as  Orderly  Officer  to  the  Brigadier  General  Commanding  Rojal  Engineer  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

414  Lieut.  W.  Robertson  served  with  the  Chitral  ReliefForce  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  Queen's  Own 
Sappers  and  Miners  (Medal  with  Claspl.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  We.-t  Fr  nlier  of  India  under  Sir 
Wilham  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Telegraph  detachment  of  the  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners,  and  was  present 
at  the  delenco  of  the  Malikand  Cam)i  and  the  relief  of  Chakdara,  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  including  the 
operations  in  Bajour,  with  the  Buner  Field  Force  including  the  capture  of  the  Tanga  Pass,  and  with  the  Tirah 
Expeditionary  Force  (tw-  re  mentioned  in  despatches,  three  Clasps). 

4'^  Lieut.  C.  F.  Anderrnn  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896 
(British  Medal  and  Khed  ve's  Medall. 

4'7  Lieut.  A.  Mearesand  Second  Lieut.  R.  F.  A.  Hobbs  served  in  the  South  .\frican  war  in  1809-1900  with  the  Royal 
Engineers,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Belmont,  Enslin,  Modder  River,  and  Magersfontein,  and  in 
subsequent  operations  in  1  irange  River  Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal. 

4'9  Lieut.  A.  J.  Wolff  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iS99-i9oo,and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Magersfontein. 

4  9  Lieut.  F.  R.  S.  Gervers  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham  Lock- 
hart in  1897-93  with  the  ;  lalakand  Field  Force  including  the  operations  in  Bajaur,  and  with  the  Mohmand  Field 
and  Tirah  Expeditionary  Forres  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

4«"  Lieut.  0.  P.  Gunter  seived  in  the  campiiign  on  tlie  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham  Lockhart 
n  1897-98  ivith  the  Tiral:  E.\pediti"imry  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

4™  Lieut.  M.  R.  Kennedy  served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1898,  and  was  presen'»  at  the  affair  of  September  6 
(mentioned  in  despatches). 

•"■I  Lieut.  R.  S.  McCIintock  served  in  West  Africa  in  1897-98,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  on  the  Niger, 
Deluding  the  Benin  Hinterland  Expedition  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

•"  Lieut.  A.  A.  Crooks  lauk  ser-fed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98  with  the 
Tochi  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


War  Services  of  the   Officers  of  the  Royal  Engineers.  2lSh 

<86  Lieuts.  A.  J.  Savage  and  R.  L.  Waller  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-19CXJ. 

*«' Lieut.  W,  Bovet  ser.ed  in  the  operations  in  Mekrnn  in  1898.  ^  t-i  ,  ■       0        o 

I  *"  Lieut.  B.  O.  A.  Newojmbe  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  it.97-9». 
I  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Medndie,  4th  Llaas  ol  the 
Osmanieh,  British  Medal,  and  Khedives  Me  lal  with  Clasp).  ,  ,    ,.         j      o-    iv.ir     ,  t  „„i,i,«,.f 

«'  Lieut  K  N.  llanley  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  -SViU  am  Lockhait 
.  in  1897-98,  and  was  present  at  the  defence  of  Malakand  Camp  and  the  relief  of  Chakdara,  and  with  the  Malakand 
[  and  Buner  Field  Forces  with  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers  and  Miners  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

<"  Lieut.  J.  B.  Corrv  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Nortli  West  Frontier  of  India  under  bir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range  and  with  the  Tirah  E.^peditionary  Force  (Medal  with 

three  Clasps).  ^  .      «  «       ,„t  j  i     -*i.  i-n ^\ 

4ii2  Captain  C.  H.  Foulkes  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  m  1898-99  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

«3  Lieut  C.  B  Thomson  served  in  fie  operations  in  South  Africa  in  i8g6  (  Medal).    Served  in  the  South  Afi  can 

i  war  in  i899-.9°°  with  the  Royal  Engineers,  and  took  part  in  operations  in  Orange  River  Co  ony  and  in  tlie  Jransvaa  . 

I       «•  Lieut.  M    R.  Elles  served  in  the  campaign  on  tue  N'orth  West  Frontier  ol  India  under  Sir  William  t-o.^khart 

in, 897  98  with  the  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners  with  the   .Mohmand  Field  Force  (mentioned  m  despatches),  and 

^  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionar.v  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  .  „,..„„„♦  .t  «,e 

■195  Lieuts  H   T   G  Moore  and  G.  F.  Evans  served  in  the  South  African  war  m  1899-1900,  and  were  piesent  at  tlje 

■  battle  of  Colenso,  in  the  actions  at  Spion  Kop  and  Vaal  Krantz,  and  in  the  engagements   P"?;'  '°. '^f  ^fl'f  °' 
;  Ladysmith:    took  part  in  the  subsequent  advance  into  tne  Transvaal  under  S>r  Redvers  Bullei    inUud  ng  the 

engagements  at  Botha's  Pass  and  Armand's  Nek,  and  in  the  operations  under  Sir  C.  F.  Clery  near  btandertoi  . 
,       «7°Lieut.   G.  R.  Frith  served  in  the  South  African  war  m  ,899-1900.  "VP"!^'"^'}?.  °L ''i!,,f  ^iS?™Ch    near 
;   Engineers,   and  was  present  in  the    engagements  at    Belmont,  Easlin,    Modder  River,  and  Zmkeibosch,  near 

'   "Ssl^™!:  c.  O.  Place  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,899-'9oo.  ana  was  present  in  the  fn?=;f«"«"'f,,^'  |PJ°° 
Kop,  Vaal  Krantz,  and  Hussar  Hill,  the  operations  on  the  Tugela,  including  the  engagement  at  Pietei  s  Hill  and  the 

''^i^'LlI^J^%':^^%X'^!rlirira^:Z^^^^  '■>  ^^^  engagements  at 

""^Si'ue^T.  ^c"'G°rNeu"e''rved  in  the  South  African  war  in  18,9-900..  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  in 
the  actions  at  Spion  Kop  and  Vaal  Krantz,  and  in  the  engagements  prior  to  the  relief  of  ladysmith  .took  part  m  the 

■  subsequent  advance  into  the  Transvaal  under  Sir  Redvers  BuUer,  and  m  the  operations  nndei  Sir  C.  F.  Cleiy  near 

;   ^'«f  UeS't'.'D.  McKechnie  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,899-.ooo,  and  ^as  present  in  the  engagements  at  V^^^ 

Krantz  and  Hussar  Hill,  the  operations  on  the  Tugela,  including  the  engagements  at  Pietei  s  Hill  and  the  leliet  ot 

Ladysmith,  and  the  subsequent  engagements  at  Botha's  Pass  and  ArmandsWek.  Bnvnl  Fnrinppi-s    and 

:       -.«/  Lieut  R.  H.  Greig  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,899-1900  with  the  8th  C°mP.a"yR°y^'f  "/'"«"">  ^""^ 

was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Belmont,  Enslin,  Modder  River,  and  Zlnkerbosch-se^elely  wounded 

.•".•,  Lieut.  R.  Oakes  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,899-,9oo  with  the  l^'fberley  R«'';^'.^^  °"^; ''"^^^^ 
in  the  engagements  at  Belmont  and  Modder  River,  at  the  relief  of  Kimberley,  the  Relief  of  Mafeking,  and  subsequent 
operations  in  the  Timisvaal,  including  the  defence  of  Zinkerbosch.  ,  ^■„„,'„,.p,-c  ond  was  iivesent  in  the 

Ml  Lieut.  U.  Forster  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,899-1900  with  the  Royal  Engineeis,  and  was  present 
engagements  at  Belmont,  Enslin,  Modder  River,  and  Magersfontera.  .,.;„„„  „.„,.  ;„  ,r„„  ,^0    and  were 

iUH  Lieuts.  C.  E.  P.  Sankev  and  H.  St.  L.  Winterbotham  served  m  the  South  African  war  m  ,899-1900,  and  weie 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Paardeberg  and  Driefontein  (invalided  home).  ,„.„  ^ve^ent  in  the  engagement 

513  Second  Lieut.  P.  U'G.  Usborne  served  in  the  South  African  warm  ,899-1900,  and  was  pi  esent  in  the  engagement 

'"'sH^ieconTLieut.  S.  F.  Newcombe  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,S99-,9oo,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  at 

Paardeberg  and  in  the  subsequent  occupation  of  Bloemfontein  and  Pretoria. 
••""■  Captain  G.  H.  Hitching  served  in  the  Abyssinian  wai  in  ,368  (Medal). 

^"  Captain  E.  Blanchflower  served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  "i,'S*f' (*1™5!''  ,„  „.„,      q„,.vpd  in  the  South  \frican 
"9  Lieut.  G.  Taylor  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  m  tne  bouin  .viucau 

war  in  1899-1900  as  Stall  Quarter  Master.  ,    ,   ,      .,v,  ni        1 

-•■"  Lieut.  J.  R.  Camnhell  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  ,879  (Medal  with  '''a^P';  .       03  (British  Medal,  and 

5ii  Lieut.  A.  N.  Tucker  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1893  (uuiisn  ivieu.i  , 

Khedive's  Medal). 


Continuation  of  Notes  to  the  Grenadier  Guards. 
.  51  Lord  R.  Wellesley  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-.900,  including  the  operations  at  Paardeberg  of  ,6th 
to  27th  February,  T900— slightly  wounded.  Bnttalion  Rifle  Brigade  (Medal  with 

'2  Lieut.  Tighe  served  in  the  Burmese  expedition  m  ,886-88  with  the  ist  Battalion  mne  mi„a      v 

'""  Sfuf 'iiay  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  ■88,  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Kh^diTejsStarK 
"  Lieut.  Garton  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  ;885(NIeda;  with  Clasp  and  Khedive  |»tar  • 
"i  Surgeon  Lt.CoIonol  Harrison  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  ^-''eiiJ.dior.L'fards  in  the   l!,„.spi.ia 

and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Olfl.sp  "°'J .^^^;':^|/s]^''^'3,,j5rt  Kitchener  in  .S98. and 
I       "  Surgeon  Major  I '.  R.  Kilkelly  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Sou  an  under  i^'^  "^^^^^       ^^,^,  ^^.^^^  (.,^^3  ,. 

was  present  al  the  battle  of  Khartoum  ( nentioned  in  despatches,  British  Med  11,  ami  ivuouiv 


!I9 


1st  Battalion— The  Imperial  Crown,    pnil  Battalion- 


[ist  Batt,,  Windsor. 
2nd  Batt.,  South  Africa. 
3rd  Batt.,  South  Africa. 
The  Royal  Cypher,  reversed  and  interlaced,  surmounted  by 


Grenadier  Guards. 


'the  ImperralCrown,  the  Union  in  the  de.-cier  canton.    3rd  Battalioa-Gules  (crimson)  in  tlie  centra 
"       .,    f^^        .^      .   '  _.i-„j;„. — I .1    in  the  dextor  canton  the  Union,  and  issuing  tbere- 


the  Roval  Cypher  reversed  and  interlaced,  iu .  - 

YiSTsS?  from,  in  bend  dexter,  a  pile  wavy  or.     (Tbree  of  30  Company  badges  borne  m  rotation  ) 

RlMILLIES"  "OODENIBDk"  "MiLPHQOEt''   "DbTTINOEK       '   LlNCBLtl! 


Pay. 


Half  A  Grenade.    **  Blenheim 


Pay. 


"  COHUNNA* 


bEVASTOPOL 


ijr  Lieut, 
Colonel, 


Bt.  Major, 


Q4; 


Biheoba"  "  Peninsola"  "Waterloo""  AtMA  "  "Inkebman"  ' 

"Egypt.  1S82"  "  Tel-el-Kebie  "  "Sitakin,  1885,      '  Kuabtodm.  „„„,„„,,„ 

Colonel.-iT,.  Royal  HigL,.  George  W.  F.  C.  Duke  of  Cambridge  ■  KG    Er  KP.  GCB.  BCSLOCMa. 

OCIE  OCru.  Colonel,  3  Nov.  37  ;  iLijor  General,  7May  45  ;  Lieut. General,  19  June  54;  General,  15  .Inly  50  ; 

Field  Marshal   9  N0V.62;  Hon.  Col.in  Chief  to  the  Forces;  Colonel  oi  the  GrenadierGuards,  .5  De^c.61. 
Horace    Ricardo,-"    Commamlhu,    the    Begiment   and   Megimeufal  D,slr,ct   8   ^ov.    gg;      inngn 

P  17  Apr.  69;    Lt.  4-  Ca,,l.  i-  i?  May  71;  (-'"P'-  4  Lt.Colonel,  29  May  79;  Afyor,    1  Apr.  85; 

29  Jan.  88 ;  £^C(i/fiHf7, 23  July  94.  „,,.,,..     „r,  1  r.    /        m    .  0 

Lieutenant  Colonels.— 3  Kyre  Macdonnell  Stewart  Crabbe,'  Lt.  28  Oct.  71 ;  Capt.  24  Nov.  83  ; 

15  JuneSs;  -Ifu/or,  1  Julygo;  X/.C'iio«f7.6  July  98.  t,  n  1       1        n«f     s 

2  Francis  Lloyd,' J3.W  i^  18  Mar.  75  ;  Cu;)(.  r  Apr.  85 ;  afajor,  10  Aug    97  ;  K.Co/one!,  23  Oct  98. 

1  David  Alexander  Kinloch,  2,i>i  £«.  11  May  78  ;  Lt.  i  July  81  j   Cap:  18  Oct.  89;    Uajor,  12  Sept. 
Lt.Colonel,  7Z  Jan.  00.  ^  ,         -kt 

Moiors.— I  Hon.  John   Townshend  St.  Aubyn.s   2nd  tn  Command  23  Nov.  c 

I  July  81;  Cuy7.  I  July  90;  if/.Jfa/.-r,  2  July  90;  3f«;oi-,  26  0ct.9S.  ^     r,      j  '    o      n    , 

2  Robert  Gordon  Gordon-Gilmour,'  2ml  in  Command  12  July  99  ;   2nd  Lt.  25  Jan.  78  i  Lt.  i  Ju,y  81 ,  Capt. 
23  July  90;  J/(//'or,  25  Autr.  06.  _  ^     r,         t  ^      -,       ^     1        ti 

3  iZ,;».  Gilbert  tegh,' 2Hd  in  Command  2S  Jim.  00;  2nd  U.  13  Nov.  7S;  Lt.  1  July  3i ;  Capt.  2  July  90; 
Major,  19  Aug.  96.  , 

2  Henry  Streatfeild,=  Aide  de  Camp  to  Lord  Methuen  9  Oct.  99;  Lt.  2^  Aug. 

2  Robert  8cott-Kerr,i»2«iZ/.  26  Mar.  70;  Lt.i  July  81 ;  Cap*.  16  Dec.  90;  .^a>»-  19  Sept.  96. 

1  William  Augustus  Lane-Fox-Pitt.H  2nd  Lt.  22  Feb.  79  ;  Lt.  i  July  81  ;  Capt  i6M.a.v.  92  j  Ma,or,  26  Oct.  97. 
r.  Albert  Edward  Wilfred,  Count  Gleichen.l'^  CMG.,  Extra  Equers  to  the  Qneen  ;  InlelUgence  Officer, 

■Eastern  Lines  of  Commn.,  South  Africa,  20  Aug.  00;  Lt.  i  Oct.  81 ;   Capt.  2.  Sept.  92;  Major,  23  Oct.  98. 

3  Charles    Per.'usson,'-'    DSO.    termng   with  the  Egnidian   Armi/ ;    Lt.   7    Nov.    83 ;    Captain,   i   Oct.    95  ; 
Brecet  Major,  i-  Dec.  97  ;  Major,  23  Nov.  98  ;  Bt. Lt.Colonel,  26  Dec.  98. 

3  Henry  RogerCrompton-Roberts,  £«.  sFeo.  84;  Ca;«(.  28  0ct.  9;;  Ma,or,  3May99. 

3  p.s.c.   Francis  John  Davies,"  Asaiilant  Militarg  Gooernor  of  Johannesburg  a  June  cx);  Lt.   14  May  64  ; 
Cao/a(»,  28  Oct.  95 :  Jfa/or,  t2  July  99.  ^     tr    ■         or 

2  Wilfred  George  Howard  Marshall,"  Lieut.  23  Aug.  84  ;  Capt.  73  Jan.  96  ;  Major.  28  Jan.  00. 

1  George  Edward  Pereira,  serainj  with  Chines,  Regiment;  Lieut.  23  Aug.  84;  Capt.  4  Nov.  90 ;  Major,  2  May  00. 


2iid  Lt.  19  Oct.  78;    Lt. 


76 ;  C(j^(.  29  Apr.  85  ;  Jftt/or, 


I  p.s 


CiPTAIKS. 

.ffoii.  Joseph  Henry  Russell  Bailey,  Adjutant  Citg  of  London  Im-  > 

pcrial  ^'olu}tteers,  9  .Ian.  00  J 

3  Godfrey  Dalrymple  White   

2  JSTon.  William  Edwin  Cavendish"    

p.s.e.  Harold  Goodeve  Ruggles-Brise"   

2  Fredericlc  Rudolph,  Earl  n/Cavau  

Wroth  Periam  Christopher  Lcthbridge  (Depot) 

Zoni  Edward  Herbert  Cecil,'»Zi.SO.  {i(7.Mu>r,  12  Mfey  98)  

3  George  PhiUp  Du  Plat  Taylor" 

2  WiUiaiuMuriay-Threiplaud^'' 

3  Noel  Armar  Lowry  Corry   

1  Godfrey  Clement  Walker   Heneage,-'  Imperial  Mepresentative ) 

Corps   i 

3  Laurence  Rowo-Fisher-Rowe    

Frederick  Edw.  Grey  Ponsonby,  MI'O.  Equerry  in  Ordinary  /o-j 
the  Queen,  Assistant  Keeper  of  the  Privy  Purse  and  Assistant  ,• 
Private  Secretary  to  the  Queen J 

George  Frederic  Molynenx-Montgomerie,  Adjutant  Chinese  Regt. 

Hon.  Grosvenor  Arthur  Alex. Hood ,^J  Special  Service,  South  Africa 

2  Reginald  Le  Normand,  Lord  Ardee 

Claud  Vere  Cavendish  Hobart,^' DSO 

I  George  Clement  Tryon 

Wilfred  RobertAbel  Smith,-'  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Governor  of  1^ 

Neic  South  Wales  14  Al)r.  qq    - ) 

I  Arthur  St.  Leger  Giyn,  Adjutant  27  Aug.  00 

Maxwell  Eaile,™  Regimental  Adjutant  17  Mar.  00    

I  5iV  Frederick  Edward  William  Hervey-Bathurst,^' 5or* 

Percy  Archer  Clive,  MP.  j'or  South  Hereford  

I  George  Lionel  Bonham 

Ernest  Frederick  Oriiy  Gascoigne,^8  2).50,  Brigade  MajoridBrig,  \ 
South  Africa  Field  Force,  ig  Jan.  00     > 

1  Gerald  Frederic  Trotter 

2  Charles  Edward  Corkran,^'  Adjutant  22  Oct.  99  

Edward  Douglas  Lord  Loch,™  DSO 

Hon.  Ferdinand  Charles  Stanley,^' i"/M/)er(a7  Yeomanry  

Edward  Henry  Trotter,»'  Staff  Capt.  City  of  London  Imperial  Vols. 

3  George  Siduey  Clive^^ 

Christopher  Wm.  Darby-Griffith,  Reserve 

I  Edward  Richard  Taylor,^*  i^pfcrre 

1  John  Slierard  Reeve 

Hon.  John  Francis  Gatborne-Hardy,  Army  Transport,  S.Africa... 

3  Hon.  Alexander  Victor  Frederick  Russell,^'  Adjutant  24  Mar.  00 

2  William  Stewart  BurdettBlaokett  

I  Arthur  Henry  Orlando  LLoyd,^*"  Reserve 

I  Sir  Aug.  Fred.  Walpole  Edward  Webster,  Barf.,  Reserve 

I  Henry  Heywood  Heywood-Lonsdale,  iifescrye 

I  St.  John  Halford  Coventry,  Reserve  


LlEUTEWAIfTS. 

2  Francis  Leopold  Victor  Sw.aine^'    

i     James  Archibald  Morrison,^*  MP.  for  Wilton 

12  Montague  Rowley  Aubrey  Cholmeley 

1  Donald  Walter  Cameron,***  Aide  de   Camp  to  tit c  Governor  0/*^ 

Madras   ) 

2  George  Darell  Jeffreys*'  


2((D  LtEOI. 

liedt. 

CAPTAm. 

■•••■■ 

7  Feb.    85 

II  Nov,   96 

7  Feb.    83 

13  Feb.   97 

23  May    85 

12  May    97 

23  May    85 

26  Oct.    97 

29  Aug.  85 

26  Oct.    97 



28  Feb.    85 

I  Jan.    98 

30  Apr. 

87 

16  Mar.   92 

II  May    98 

7  Oci.     85 

21  Sept.  98 

28  May 

«7 

5  May    92 

23  Oct.    98 

15  Feb. 

88 

II  May    9'! 

23  Nov.  98 

29  Dec. 

88 

8  June  92 

23  Nov.   96 

14  May 

87 

23  Mar.   92 

6  July   98 

II  Feb. 

88 

2  July  92 

15  Feb.    95 

31  July 

39 

10  Aug.  92 

15  Feb.    99 

16  Feb. 

87 

9  Aug.   93 

15  Feb.    99 

21  Sept. 

89 

14  Dec.    93 

25  Mfir.    99 

16  July 

90 

13  June  94 

5  Apr.    99 

29  Oct. 

90 

2c  June  94 

20  Apr.    99 

26  Nov. 

90 

23  July    94 

3  May    99 

7  Jan. 

91 

28  Oct.    95 

3  May    99 

4  Mar. 

Ql 

23  .Tan.    96 

12  July    99 

25  July 

91 

T  3  June   96 

12  July    99 

4  Nov. 

91 

19  Aug.  q6 

■21  Oct.     99 

12  Mar. 

92 

25  Aug.  96 

28  Oct.     99 

23  Mar. 

92 

10  Feb.    97 

28  Oct.    99 

18  June 

92 

3  Mar.    97 

18  Nov.   99 

IS  Mar, 

91 

12  May   97 

18  Nov.   99 

3  May 

01 

12  May    97 

30  Nov.  99 

10  Oct. 

91 

30  July   97 

30  Nov.   99 

28  June 

<)1 

25  Aug.  97 

28  Jan.    00 

21  Oct. 

03 

26  Oct.     97 

28  Jan.    00 

8  May 

So 

I  July    81 

23  Jan.    92 

9  Sept.  82 

20  June  94 

2  June 

04 

17  Nov.   97 

2  May    00 

10  Oct. 

04 

I  .Ian.    98 

2  May    00 

10  Oct. 

94 

5  Feb.    95 

2  May    00 

3  May 

95 

12  Feb.    98 

2  Mav    00 

23  Aug.  84 

19  Aug.    96 

23  Aug.  84 

25  Aug.  96 

7  Feb.    85 

II  Nov.   96 

8  Sept.  86 

2  Mar.    98 

29  Jan. 

96 

II  May    98 

5  Feb. 

96   2';  June  98 

22  July 

96     6  Jaly   98 

5  Sept. 

96     8  Sept.  98 

3  Mar. 

97 

23  Nov.  98 

Grenadier  Guards. 


J20 


Fall   Half] 
Pay.  Pay. I 


T  \^^^  LIEUT,  LIEn 

1  LlETJTENANTB.  I 1 

,3  Grey  William  Duberly 15  May  97    15  Dec. 

3  Martin  Gurdon-Rebow" 15  May  97'  21  Deo. 

2  John  Arnold  Cuthbert  Quilter 13  May  97I    4  Feb. 

I   fidward  Sevmour*^    ___  ««  iniT^  ~  ' 


93 


fldward  Seymour 

2  Humphrey  St.  Letter  Stucley** 

r  Aym,er  Kdward  Maxwell 

3  Gilbert  Bj'ns  Alwyne  Russell*^    

I2  Hon.  George  Henry  Doiic^las-Pennant  

2  Hon.  Arthur  Orland(i  Wotstan  Cecil  Weld  Forester 
|i  Hon,  Bera»»rd  Charles  Gordon-Lennox    

3  iSf'r  Robert  ilarcus  Filmer/'^tzr/.  

3  Arthur  Hope  Travers*^   

J3  Gilbert  Claud  Hamilton 

1  Eugene  Xapoleon  Ernest  Mallet  VaughaTi*^   

3  Hon.  Robert  Ly^on*" 

3  Edward  George  Spencer-Churchill 

2  Slingsljy  Duucombe  Shafto  

2  Laurence  Robert  Vaughiu  Colby    

3  John  Harcourt  Po^ell*^ 

2  Hon.  Montagu  Bro\vnlow  Parker , 

3  Edward  Hallifax  Weller-Poley 

2  Lord  Henry  'Charles  Seymoar   

2  Geor^re  Reginald  Eou^touu-Boswall  

5  Charles  Le  despencer  Leslie- Melville     

2  Eustace  Broke  Loraine 

I  Dudley  Ferrars  LoftU'^,  Eeserre 

1  Edward  Kenrick  Bunbury  Tighe,"  Referee    

3  Valentine  Vivian  

Second  Lieutenants. 

3  Bertram  Norman  Brooke 

3  Roland  Hermon  Henmn-Hodge 

2  Edward  Ba.\Titua  Grove  Foster    ...  

2  Guy  Thomas  Lewes  Tryon 


28  July 
8  Sept. 
8  Sept. 
I  Dec. 
I  Dec. 
I  Dec. 

16  Feb. 

t6  Feb. 
4  M:ay 
7  May 
7  May 

3  Aug. 

4  Jan. 

4  Jan. 
II  Feb. 
II  Feb. 
20  May 
20  May 
20  May 
20  May 
24  June 

5  July 


12  Aug.    99 


12  Aug. 
i8  Oct. 
18  Oct. 
15  Nov. 


3  Lord  Francis  George  Moutagu  Douglas  Scott    I  29  Nov, 


2  Ifoji.  Lucius  Plan'agenet  Cary(lfa»^e/- o/ Falkland) 

3  Arthur  Charles  J/o/-5«(8  Duaro    

3  Kenneth  Charles  Ed»vard  Meekiug  , 
3  Claude  Raul  Champion  de  Crespigny  , 


6  Dec. 

17  Jan. 

17  Jan. 

-  _    ,  17  Jan. 

3  Lord  Alan  Ian  Percy   |  24  Jan. 

10  Feb. 
14  Feb. 


21  Feb, 
21  Feb. 

21  Feb. 

10  Mar. 
5  May 

30  May 
30  May 

11  Aug. 
II  Aug. 
II  Aug.  cx> 
II  Aug. 
18  Aug. 
29  Aug. 

22  Dec. 


5  Feb, 
25  Mar. 
14  Apr. 
20  Apr. 
12  July 

9  Oct. 
20  Oct. 
22  Oct. 
2S  Oct. 
28  Oct. 
24  Nov. 
24  Nov. 
30  Nov. 
30  Dec. 

I  Jan. 
19  Jan, 
28  Jan. 

1  Feb. 

3  Feb. 

2  Ma,y 
2  May 

ig  May    00 
19  May    86 

4  Oct.     84 
14  Dec. 


3  Arthur  William  James  Cecil 

3  Ian  Onslow  Dennistoun 

1  William  Drury  Dr'ir%'-Lowe 

2  Edward  Murray  Colston 

I  Conwaj' Victor  Fiaher-Rowe 

John  Francis  Hubbard 

Douglas  Clinton  Leslie  Stephen^" 

3  Cecil  Talbot  Fraser  Clayton 

3  Lord  Richard  Wellesley^^    

Henry  Charles  Woods 

Hon.  Cyrd  Myles  Braba?on  Ponsonby 

1  Euston  Francis  Frederic  Sartorius 

2  Wilfred  Ed*ard  Nicol 

I  Kills  Ashmeac-Bartlett    

I  William  Taomas  Pavne-Ga^^vey 

Cuthbert  Leigh  Blundell-HoUinshead-Blundell  . 
Quarter  Mutter ». — i  George  Powell,  13  Nov.  00;   Hon.  Captain,  13  Nov.  00. 
3  James  May,^*  24  Apr.  95  ;  Hon.  Lifuf. 
2  William  George  Alfred  Garton.s^  i  May  97  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
Medical    OJlceri.—-^  Charles  Edward  Harrison, ^^  Jf a.  19  Aug.  85;  Sargeoi 
19  Aug.  89;  Brig.  Surg.  Lt. Colonel,  4  Nov.  91. 
2  Edward  Nodin  Sheldrake,  7  Oct.  85  ;  Surgeon  Captain,  30  May  85;  Surgeon    Major, 

1  Charles  Randolph  Xiltelly,"  MB.  15  Sept.  97;  Surgeon   Captain,  30  May   8^;  Surgeon 

Major,  30  May  97-  [29  Jan.ggla^^acA^d). 

2  Robt.  M.  Le  H.  Co  »])er,  ilfi;.  R,  A.  Med.  Corps,  12  Feb.  97;  Sur/;.  L^.  29  Jan.  06;  Capt, 

2  John  Henry  Edward  Austin, R.A.Med, Corps,  i  Aug.  97  ;  Snrg.Cipt.  28  July  ifi{att ached), 

3  Charles  W.  Profeit.  R.  A.  Med.  Corps,  3  Oct.  97;  Surgeon  Lieut.  29  Jan.  95;  Sitrg.  Capt,, 

29  Jan.  98  {attache-i). 

Facings  Blue. — Agenig,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
tit  Battalion  returned  from  Egypt,  7  Oc*^.  1898.  'znd  Battalion  embarked  for  South  Africa,  17  Mar,  00. 

3rii  Battalion  embarked  for  Gibraltar,  2-,  Sept.  1899  ;   to  South  Africa,  Oct.  1899. 


30  Sept.  74;   Surgeon   Ufafor^ 
[22  July  96. 


'  The  Duke  of  Cambridge  commanded  the  ist  Division  of  the  Eastern  Army  throughout  the  campaifrn  of  2854,  in- 
.uding  the  battles  of  the  Alma.  Bal«,klava,  and  Inkerman  (horse  shot),  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (mentioned  in 
espatches,  received  the  thanks  of  the  House  ot  Commons,  Medal  with  tour  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

2  Colonel  H.  Ricardo  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*Lt. Colonel  Crabbe  served  with  the  Auxdiary  Transport  in  the  Egyptian  war  0 1 1S82  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

erved  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  as  Acting  Quarter  Master  to  the  Guards  Camel  Regiment, and  was  present 
t  the  actions  at  Abu  K lea  and  Kl  Gubat  fmentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the- 
iouth  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Belmont— 
/ounded  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

^  Lt.Colonel  Lloyd  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  18S4-85  as  Signalling  Officer  to  the  Brigade  of 
-aards.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  m 
aecampaign  iu  the  Soudan  under  "Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum 
mentioned  in  despatches.  DSO.,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Sooth  African 
far  in  1S90-1900 — severely  wounded. 

0  Major  Hon.  J.T.  St.  Aubyn  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1S84  as  Aide  deCamp 
)  Brigadier  General  Sir  Redvers  Bulle?',  Commanding  ist  Brigade,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb 
ad  Tomai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  m 
J84-S5  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Earle  and  after  his  death  to  Brigadier  General  Braclcenburj",  and  was 
resent  at  the  action  of  Kirbekun  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  two  Clasps). 

'  Major  Gordon-Gilmoiir  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  TJlnndi  (Medal 
•ith  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4-85  with  the  Guards  Camel  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
3tioa&  at  Abu  Klea  and  Abu  Kru  ( Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star) . 


220a  Grenadier  Guards, 

»  M.~.jorLe?h  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
9  Major  Streatfield  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Lord  Methuen,  and  was 
pre  sent  in  the  engagement  at  Modder  River  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

'">  Major  Scott-Kerr  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  "^^^  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal 
with  Clasp}.    Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'1  Major  Lane-Fox-Pitt  serveii  with  the  91st  Highlanders  in  the  latter  nart  ofthe  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Mcflalwith 
Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  campaign 
in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herhert  Kitchener  in  1898  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal). 

i»  Count  Gleichen  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Camel  Corps,  and  was  present  in  the 
actions  at  Abu  Klea  and  Abu  Kru  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Dongola  Expe- 
Uitiouary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S96  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal).  Served  in  the  South 
African  "war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Kim  berley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Modder  River— 
severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

'^  Lt. Colonel  Fergusson  served  with  lUe  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8g6  with 
thR  10th  Soudanese  Battalion,  including  the  engasemeut  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  Bntish  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps);  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Soudan  in  1897 
resulting  in  the  capture  of  Abu  Hamed  and  the  subsequent  occupation  of  Berher  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Krevet  of  Major,  two  Clasps  to  Khedive's  Medal);  and  in  1898  including  the  battles  of  Atbara  (mentioned  in 
aespHtches)  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  the  defeat  of  Ahmed  Fedil's  Army  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches, DSO.,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  two  Clasps  to  Kbedive's  Medal). 

'•  Major  Davies  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with 
the  Expedition  against  the  Jebns,  Lagos,  on  the  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  1S92  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^  Major  Marshall  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present 
»t  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (Briti-h  Medal",  and  Khedives  Medal  with  Clusp). 

■**  CaptainHon.W.E.  Cavendish  served  in  the  operations  againsi  the  Slave-tradinsr  Arabs  in  British  Central 
Afncn  in  i8q6-9-'  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  in  the  ciimpaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in 
*398,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (  Briush  Mediil,  and  Khedive's  Medal  wiih  Clasp). 

17  Captain  Ruggles-Brise  served  in  the  Sotith  African  war  in  iJgg-igoo  as  a  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant-General; 
a.ccompanied  the  Kimberley  Relit  f  Force,  and  was  present  inthe  engagements  at  Belmont  (mentioned  in  despatches), 
Modder  River,  and  MagerJonlein  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

'^  Lord  Edward  Cecil  served  with  the  Uongola  Kxpeditiouary  Force  in  1896  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Herbert 
Kitchener,  Commanding  the  force,  including  the  en^a^ement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hatir  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  Brevet  of  Mnjcr  jth  Class  of  the  Mediidie,  Britisii  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps),  and 
in  the  operations  in  iSgS  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener,  including  the  battles  of  Atbara  (mentioned  in 
despatches)  and  Khartoum  (memioned  in  despatches.  DSO.,  and  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in 
1899-1900  on  Special  Service,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Mafeking  ;  was  also  Administrator  of  the  Marico  and 
Rusteiiburg  Districts. 

'^  Captain  Du  flat  Taylor  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Eastern  Soudan  in  1891  with  the  Egyptian  Army,  and 
was  present  at  the  captni'e  of  Tokiir  ( Khedive  &  Star  with  Cia>*p.  4th  Class  ofthe  Medjidie). 

^^  Captain  W.  Murray-Thrtipland.  served  in  the  campaign  in  thw  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8g3, 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Kh;irioum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

-1  Captain  Heneage  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  present  in  the  tngagement  at  Modder 
Kiver. 
•^  Captain  Hon.  G.  A.  A.  Hood  served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Prancis  Scott  in  1895  (Star). 
-*  Captain  Hobart  served  in  the  operations  in  Uganda  in  1897  in  Nandi  and  Budii,  including  the  engagements 
of  Kabawoko  ana  Nyendo  Hill  and  the  expedition  agamst  the  Chief  Gabriel ;  commanded  the  operations  against 
theCh'ef  Gabriel,  including  theen,'ai.'emeQt  at  Kikasa,  and  the  advance  guard  in  the  engagement  on  2nd  March 
i3q8;  was  also  present  in  the  euLjagement  near  Kizalcra  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 
■^  Captain  Smith  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  K.hedive'8 
Medal  with  Clasp). 

^fi  Captain  Earle.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  *'  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786, 

-■?  Captain  Hervey-Bathurst  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Khart"um  (Britis^h  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African 
war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  pres  nt  in  the  engagement  at  Modder  River  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

"**  Captain  Gascoi>?ne  served  in  tne  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was 
j)resent  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  m  despatches,  DSO.,  British  Medal,  &  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp), 
-^  Captain  Corkran  served  it  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present 
tit  the  battle  of  Khaitoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"  Lord  Loch  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898.  and  was  present  at 
the  battle  of  Khartoum  (meniiuned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'  Captain  Hon.  K.  C  Stanley  ser\'ed  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and 
■was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  t.'aptain  Trotter  served  in  the  campaign  inthe  Suudan  under  Sir  Herljert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present  at 
the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^*  Captain  G.  S.  Clive  served  in  the  lampaign  in  the  Sondan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  on  Special 
.Service,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum   British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 
^*  Captain  Taylor  served  in  the  So'iiian  campaign  in  1885  ( Medal  with  Clasp,  ami  Khedive's  Star) . 
^'>  Captain  Hon.  A.  V.  F.  Russell  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement 
at  Modder  River  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

'^  Captain  LLoyd  served  in  the  *oudau  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
■*'  Lieut.  Swaine  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present  at 
llie  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Lieut.  Morrison  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present 
at  the  batile  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

40  Lieuts.  Cameron,  Vaughan,  and  Hon.  R.  Lygon  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-igoo  with  the  Kimberley 
Kelief  Force,  and  were  present  in  the  engagement  at  Belmont — wounded. 

■"  Lieut.  Jeffreys  served  in  the  campaign  in  the,  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1893,  and  was  present 
jtt  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (Biitish  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Lieut.  Gurdon-Rebow  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  iu  1898,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

♦*  Lieut.  Seymour  served  in  the  campaigu  in  tde  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medil,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clcsp). 

■•*  Lieut.  Stucley  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Kbartoum  (British  Medal",  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

♦*  Lieut.  RuBsell  served  in  the  c  mpaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herljert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  jiresent  at 
Ihe  battle  ot  Khartoum  (Biitish  Medal,  ai.d  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^  Sir  R.  M.  Fdmer  served  in  the  c»m[iaiguin  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Heruert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (Briti-h  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*8  Lieut.  Travers  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Kiirberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present 
iu  the  engagement  at  Modder  River— slightly  wounded. 

49  Lieut.  Powell  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Belmont 
(nipntioned  in  despatches). 

■^  Second  Lieut.  Stephen  served  inthe  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  3rd  Battalion  South  Lancashire 
Regiment. 

[jFor  continuation  of  Notes,  t$e  end  of  Uoyal  Engineen,  p.  iiSk, 


] 


Coldstream  Guards. 


221 


fears'Ser. 


Full 
Pay. 


28 


Sail 
Pay. 


lA 


istBati.,  South  Africa. 

?Qd  Batt.,  South  Africa. 

3rd  Batt.,  Chelsea  Barracks.        _ 

,«t  Ba.ttaUon— Th'  Stir  of  the  Order  of  the  Garter,  s.ir-nonnted  by  the  Imoenal  Crown.      2nd  Battalion— A  Star 

"  n,  „i„h,  Doints  within  the  Garter,  surmounted  bv  the  Imperial  Crcwn,  the  Union  in  the  deiter  canton, 
-rd  Batialion— Gales  (rrirjsoo)  m  the  centre  the  S  ar  of  th^  Order  of  tie  G.irter  proper,  ensigned  with  the 
imperial  Crown  in  the  dexter  ctnton  the  Union  and  issuing  therefrom  in  head  dexter  a  pile  wavy  or. 
(Three  of  24  Company  badges  borne  in  rotation.) 

"OoDBHiRDi"  "lliLPotijoBr"  "DsiTiKSBu"  "  LiKOBtLBS  "  "  EoiPT  "( With  the  SpMnx). 

■•TALiTSBl"    ■'  ti.lRB03l"  "  PKMNSOLI"'    "  WiTBELOO"    "  ALMJ  "   "  InKBBMAH  " 

"  Sbvistoi-oi,  "  "  Egipt,  18S2"  "  Tbl-el-Kebie"  "  Scakiit,  1SS5." 
Colonel —Sir  Frederick  Charles  Arthur  Stephenson.'  OCB.  Countable  of  tU  Tower  c,f  London;  Ensipn  f 
Lieut'  21  July  -7  •  Lieut.  ^-  Capt.'ij  Jan.  43;  dipt,  ir  Lt.Colonel,  20  June  54  ;  Brctef-Major.  20  Juno 
=4-  Colonel  isKeb  6i  ;  Jfa/or  Genera;,  6  Mar.  £8  ;  £f.  ee«fra(,  23  Feb.  78  ;  Geiiera!,  12  Jan.  86  ;  CoZone?, 
York  and  Lancaster  Resiment.  22  Dec.  88;  Co?o«fi  Coldstream  GuHrd*.  16  July  ^2. 
Francis  Aylmer  Graves^Sawle,^  Comm„niingthe  Eeg,n,ent  and  Segtl.  .D-s^nVf,  14  May  od  :  S,«,,v, 
P^o  June  68;  Ensign  *  Lt.  '2^  Nov.  68;  Lieut.  6f  Cavt.  P7  Oct.  71;  Capl.  4r  Lt.Colonel,  loTiea.  it; 
Maior    ,8  Apr.  83  ;  Coionei,  18  Apr.  89;    L^Co/oiie/,  2q  Sept.  94.  „      .      „    .         „        „   . 

Lieutenant  Colonels. —I  ^.».<-.  Alfred  Edward  Codrington,'  Lieut.  1  Feb.  73;  Capf.  18  Apr.  S3  j  Maj.ir, 
A  Dec    So'  Lt.Colonel  ro  Sept.  98.  „         .  ,,..„.  r, 

2  }.!.€.  'Hon.   Arthur   Henry  Henniker-Major,*  Lieut.  20  Nov.  75  ;  Captain,  10  Nov.  ?5  ;  Major,  29  Sept. 

3  )>*«'.c.   Herbert'Cocyeras'urteea,' £ieii<.  II  Sept.  76;  Cu^rfatn,  7  May  87  ;  Jfo/or,  5  Feb.  93;  Lt.Colonel, 
Majors^— 3°Georffe  Pleydell-Bouveri6.=  2nd  in  Command   5  Feb.  99 ;  2nd  Lieut.  19  Oct.  78 ;  Lieut,  i  July  81  ; 

p.«x.''Henrj  Gwynn  Deane'  Shute','  I'nd  in  Commind  11  Dec.  99  ;  2nd  Lieut. -^o  Sept.  80;  Lieut,  i  July  8c; 

F?^Llck'lvor''Ma^s^"b'lJ:'c'o^«i,».o..r  of  Police,  Pretoria;  Lieut.  9  Sept.  82:   Ca^^  =5  O"'- '««= 
Ifajori  Dec.  97  ;  i*'.iM"o/oiie;.  14  Mar.  00.  _        __      _         _.     .         _     Lar«.;<"-.  7.Sept.  98 


Captain,  29  June    91  ; 
2nd  Lieut.  30  Mar.  89; 


„,„   u,-»uv„,„  ,.„.„,. .. „ n.iL.>u^i.  Aug.80;   Eie«(.  i  July  81 

Charles  Arthur  Andrew  Frederick,^  Commanding   Guards   Depot  1    Aug.  97 ; 

3  S::;:-V^imi^m'LkmbCn)':&1/["aJ;^^e^r^r;;  'clp!'Tiood  Hope..  iie.e.6Feb.84;  Captuin,  18  May  9^ 

'  p./'/i"'He'u^-?Sefmour  Rawlinson,  Bart.^"  Assist.  .W/.  General    Soutk  Africa  Field  Force,  12  Oct.  99 
.  ^.«  c.  o.r  QcLi   ,        '  „  3Ia,or,  23  Jan.  99  ;  Bl. Lt.Colonel,  26  Jan.  99. 

1  fames  Adam  Gordon  Drii'i^mind-HaV,''  Lielith  Feb'84  ;  Cap^  13  July  ;5  ;  ^a/o.,  i  Feb.  0.. 

2  ;,,rFrederick  Stanley  Maude."  Brigale  3Iajor,Sonth  AfricaFieli  Force,-Li  Feb.oo;  £,e«^  oFeb.S4 
Captain.  28  Aug.  95  ;  yfajor.  5  Feb.  99 

3  u  I.e.  Cecil  Stanley  Owen   Monck 

Lieut.  31  Dec.  84  ;  Capf..  19  Nov.  95  ;  Mnj.,  12  Dec.  09, 
Captain,  1  July  98  ;  Major,  10  July  00. 


b.A.A.General,  Aldershot,  10  July  ;oo  (temp.);  iif «(.  23  Aug.  8.1 ; 
Captiin,  28  Ante.  93 ;   Major.  29  Nov.  99. 
John  Richard  Hall,  Reg.  Adjutant  10  Sept.  •_ 
John  Trelawny  Sterling,'"  iiVn'.  3i_Jan.^85 


3  ZZ  i(^::^^^^^^  ^rr^jj^^jWr  C.,;Mu,,-3  Apr:  97  ;  Major.  3  Sent,  oo. 


2ND  LIEUT. 


CiPTAIiTB. 

Ron.  Edward  i'ichael  Pakenham 

.  John  il'Neile  ^.''''Vi' ;        

2  Randal  Charles  Edward  Skeffiiigton-Smyth   ...... 

Hugh  Clement  Sutton .;"v;"V>'""'    '■•  t,^? 

.   Raymond  John  Marker,  Special  Service,  South  Africa    13  I  el). 

3  GeolTrey  Percy  Thynne  Feilding'* 25  Apr. 

William  Henry  l.amtaton  (Dc;)oO =  JJa.V 

John  Ponsonb'y,''  Sji,-ri<il  Srrrice.  South  Africa 16  Nov. 

3  Charles  John  Brinsley,  Lord  Newtown-butler  22  Aug. 

-  Guy  Fremantle"    ■■■•■• •■. • 

Claude  Julian  Hawker,  tercing  tcith  theEgyphan  Army 


LIEUT.         i    CAPTAIN.      ,BBKV.    KAJ. 


[  Feb. 
J  May 


'inald  LoogaeviUe ••■:•:   ■     '  Sept. 

•  ^       .   .  r.       .       C....J.    .., -q  Jan. 


87 


I    Re!^liia"J  iJ""n"^' *'■"   ■■• .'^ .  c        .,      .J.    . 

Cecil  Edward  Pereira,''  Specutl  Sernce,  South  Af,  u 

1  Thomas  Elphinstone  Case ■■ 3  May 

Julian  .M-Oartv  Steele,"  Adjutant  29  Dec.  96 1  29  Oct. 

Nevile  Rodweli  Wilkinson -9  Oct. 

Thomas  Henry  Eyre  Lloyd 2^  Oct. 

Ronald  Anthony  Markham,  Egi/plian  Army 3  Jlec. 

Lawrence  Chalioner  Garratt    ;    3  Dec. 

2  Herbert  William  Studd  ...-^.... •••••.•■ =5  Ju'J 

ifon.ClaudHeathcote-Drummond-Willoughby-"'    ;    5  Dec. 

3  floii.  Henry  Robert  Baillie-Hamilton,  JfeserM    ;        

Harrv  Wm.  Luaovic  Heathcoat  Heathcoat-Amory,  I        ^^^     ^^ 

Adj.  2  Vol.  Bn.  Som.  Lt.  Inf.  5  July  99    > 

Eric  Thomas  Henry  Hanbury-Tracy 23  May 

Charles  Edward  Wyld  

Lieutenants. 

3  JEToii.  Leslie  d'Henin  Hamilton  ■-.■" 

3  Hon.  Guy  Victor  UariuiT,  Imperial  Rspretentattce  Corp. 

1  Harry  Anthony  Chandos-Pole-Gell 1  23  Dec. 

I  Torquhil  George  Matheson.  Adjutant  1  Dec.  97 ■■■■     2  „une 

3  ifoii.   George  Arthur  Charles  Crichton,  Adjutant)! 


.s\ 


92 

93 

Q3 
93 
ii 
94 
Nov.    94 


8  Feb. 


22  Mar. 

8  July 


7  Oct. 
14  Nov. 
25  Nov. 

4  Sept. 
29  Sept. 
27  Nov. 

I  Jan. 
29  June 
13  Oct. 
17  Apr. 
10  Aug. 
21  Feb. 

6  July 

8  July 
24  June 

I  July 
27  July 

26  Aug. 

1  Jan. 

2  Jan, 

27  Jan. 
23  Oct.     S5 

27  Jan.    97 


3  Apr. 
3  Apr. 


3  Apr. 
I  .luly 
I  Aug. 

I  Dec. 
24  Jan. 

6  Apr. 
Ti  May 

7  Sept.  98 
7  Sept.  98 

10  Sept.  98 
10  Sept,  98 
18  Jan. 

I  Feb. 

I  Feb. 

I  Apr. 

I  Apr. 
26  Apr. 
12  Dec. 
12  Dec. 

II  Feb. 
20  Mar. 

q  June 

10  July 

ro  July 
10  July 


8  July    gq 


6  Mar. 

29  Apr. 

12  Aug. 
5  Sept. 

23  Sept. 

13  Jan. 


Jocelyn  Henry  Clive  Graham,  Aide  de  Camp  to  'lie  \ 
Go^iernor  Oeniral  of  Canada  6  March  99  > 

Francis  Douglas  Farquhar 

3  Ralph  Henry  Sacheverel  Wilmot 

2  John  Vaughan  Campbell 

2  Francis  Jenkins 

I  Henry  Francis  Stirling    '  '3  i,"'^- 

1  Charles  John  Cecil  Granf" i  2°  ^,^1- 

3  George  Alfred  Osborne  Lane 

2  Hon.  Charles  Henry  .Stanley  Monck   

2  William  Harry  Verelst  Darell    

1  Philip  Arthur  Macgregor    

2  George  Windsor  Clive  

;  Hon.  Charles  Douglas-Pennant'* 

1  Charles  .viontague  Hamilton  Massey     

2  Francis  Hardy 

I  Robert  Francis  Peel  

I  Charles  Alexander  Bryce    


24  Mar, 

15  May 
8  Sept.  9? 
8  Sept.  97 
8  Sept.  97 
8  Sept.  97 
8  Dec.  97 
2  Feb,  " 
2  Feb.    9S 

10  Feb. 


3  Apr. 

07 

9  June 

97 

I  July 

97 

I  Dec. 

97 

9  Jan. 

98 

9  Jan. 

98 

24  Jan. 

98 

5  Feb. 

98 

6  Apr. 

98 

6  Apr. 

98 

6  Apr. 

98 

II  .\Iav 

98 

7  Sept. 

08 

9  Nov. 

08 

18  Jan. 

90 

1  Feb. 

99 

I  Feb. 

99 

5  Feb. 

99 

6  Mar. 

99 

.  Ap-. 

09 

I  Apr. 

99 

26  Apr. 

99 

Fall 
Pay. 


Half 
Pay 


222 


Coldstream  Guards, 


Lieutenants. 
Edward     LonErueville,    Aide    de    Camp    to   Major  ^i 
General  I.  Ji.  Jcne»  lo  April  oo J 

3  Cecil  Key  Hutchison    .-..^ 

ArcliibaldC.  Montagu  Brabazon,  Viact.  Acheson,""! 
Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  G.  T.  Prcfi/maii...  J 

Richard  Loop  Dawson 

Geoffrey  Stewart 

2  Herbert  Arthur  Herbert  Stepney    

3  WilUani  Malbisse  Beckwitb'^     

1  Frederick  James  Osbaldetston  Montagu  

Artliur  GeorEG  Edward  Egerton  (Depot) 

3  Gilbert  Bun-ell  Spencer  FolletL>^ 

2  JIou.  Caryl  Digby  Baring:  

I  Guy  Payan  Dawnay    

3  Christopher  Foulis  Roundell    

I  Arthur  George  Leather-Culley     

3  G.  W.  Taylor,  Reserve 

Second  Lieutenants. 
3  Edward  John  Moreton  Drax,  Lord  Dunsany 

1  Charles  Edward  Brett  

2  Henrv  Moms  Pryce-Jonea'*  

1  Charles  WiUiam  Banbury   

2  Cecil  Percival  He.vwood  

2  Reginald  Baskerville  Jervis  Smith 

Edwartl  Guff  Chri-^tie-Miller  

Arthur  Etjertou  Watts-Ruasell 

3  Charles  ilervyn  King-   , 

3  John  Evelyn  Gibbs  

3  Gordon  Hargreaves  Brown   

3  Geoffrey  Edward  Huth  

3  Edward  Gibson  Gillilan  

3  Hugh  Samuel  Roger  Elliot 

3  William  TiOckhart  Chatnbre  Moore-Brabazon 

3  Franrifl  Salwey  Winuington 

3  John  Ernest  Hodder  Piatt  

3  Algernon  WilUaoa  Stephen,  iorrf  Langton 

3  Geoft'rey  Moor<^  Paget  

3  Alaa  George  Tritton 

3  Thomas  Ucbt=;r  Caulfeild,  Viscoiuit  Northland 

3  Joseph  Harold  John  Phillips 

2  Robert  Whitbread 

Quarter  M(iiit€rs.—2  Robert  Grindel,^' 


2ND  LIEUT. 


23  Feb. 

4  May 

4  May 

7  May 
13  JuIa' 
7  Sept. 
4  Jan. 
4  Jan. 


14  June  99 

3  July  991 

17  Aug.  99 

I  Dec.  99 

12  Dec.  99 
30  Dec 


Feb. 
20  Mar, 


II  Feb.    99]  31  Mar.    00 


Feb. 
II  Feb. 
20  May 
20  May 
20  May 


10  Apr. 

2  May 
10  July  00 
10  July  00 
10  July    00 

7  Feb, 


11  Feb. 

5  July 
9  Aug.  99 
9  Aug.   99 

12  Aug. 
12  Aug. 
15  Nov. 
15  Nov. 

6  Dec. 
20  Jan, 

20  Jan. 
27  Jan. 
27  Jan. 
17  Feb. 

7  Mar. 

21  Apr. 
27  June   00 

14  July 

II  Aug.  00 
II  Aug 

II  Aug, 


13  Oct.     00 
27  Oct.     00' 
25  July  94  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
I  WilHam  Waters  Girling,-'^  15  May  95  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
3  William  Johnson,  i  Dec.  97 ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
Mediral  Officers.— 2  Jamea  Magill,2»  MD.  9  Dec.  85;   P.U.O.  South  Africa  with  rank  ot  Colo nvJ  Surgeon ^ 
3  May  76;  HargeoH  Major, g  Dec.  85;    Surgeon  Lt.Colonel,  3  May  96. 
I  Warren  Roland Crooke-Lawless.g  N0V.9S;  Surg.  Ciipt.^oJfin,)i6;  Surg. Major, ^oJan.gZ. 
3  John   H'rancia  Bateson,  MB.  MCh,  MRCS.  12  May  00;  Surgeon,  30  May  85 ;  Surgeon 
Majiir,  30  May  97. 

1  Arthur  Wmsmore  Hooper,  R.  A.  Med.  Cori)s,  Surgeon  Lieut.  29  Jau.  96 ;  Capt.  29  Jan. 
99  {iiffached). 

2  Arthur  F.  Heaton,  R.  A.  Med.  Corps,  24  Nov.  96;  Surg.  Lieut.  29  Jan.  95 ;   Surg.  Capf. 
29  Jan.  98  (attached). 

Coryiidoii  W.  R.  Healey,  R.A.  Med.  Corps,  30  May  9S;  Surg.  Capt.  31  Jan.  91  {attached). 

3  Alfred  Crichtou  Lupton,  MB.  R.  A.  Med.  Corps,  21  Jan.  99 ;    Surg.  Lieut.  28  Jan.  9S 
(attacked). 

Edgar  Elkins  Powell,  R.  A.  Med.  Corps,  Surgeon  Captain,  31  Jan.  91  (a/farhrd). 
Solicitor,  Robert  J.  P.  Broughtou,  7  Jau.  62,         Facings  Blue. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
1st  Battalion  embarked  for  Gibraltar,  10  Mar.  1899;    to  South  Africa,  Nov.  1899. 
2nd  Battalion  embarked  for  South  Africa,  21  Oct.  1899. 

>  Sir  Frederick  Stephenson  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54-55,  including  the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava, 
and  Inkermau,  siege  of  Sebastopol  and  sortie  on  the  26th  October.  Was  Military  Secretary  to  the  Commander  in 
Chief  intheCrimeafromearlyin  July  until  Nov.  1855  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  Knight  of  the  Legionot  Honor,  4th 
Classof  the  Medjidie,  CB.,  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  as  Assist.  Adjutant  General  to  the  expe- 
ditionary force  iu  China  from  March  1857  to  14th  Feb.  1S60,  and  present  at  the  capture  of  Canton  in  Dec.  1857  ; 
and  served  as  Deputy  Adjutant  General  to  the  force  under  Sir  Hope  Grant  from  14th  Feb.  :86oto  i6chMarch 
1861  ;  present  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  the  Taku  Forts,  the  actions  of  the  i8th  and  21st  Sept.,  and 
subseciuent  advance  on  Pekiu  {CB.,  Brevet  of  Colonel,  Medal  with  three  Clasps).  Received  the  thanks  of  both 
Houses  of  Parliament  for  his  services  in  connection  with  the  Nile  E.\:pedition  in  18S4-S5.  Commanded  the 
Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86,  which  defeated  tne  enemy  at  Giniss(6rC'B.,  and  Grand  Cross  ofthe 
Medjidie). 

-  Colonel  Graves-Sawie  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4-85  with  the  Guards  Camel  Regiment,  and  was 
preseiDt  at  the  actions  at  Abu  Klea  and  Abu  Km  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'  Lt.Colonel  Codrington  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Lieut.General  Willis 
Commanding  ist  Division,  and  was  present"  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar,  Tel-el«Mahuta,  and  Kassasin 
(qth  September),  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the 
Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  iu  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-rgoo  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Belmont  and  Magersfontein— wounded  (mentioned  iu  despatches). 

*  Lt.Colonel  Hon.  A.  H.  Henniker-Major  served  as  Adjutant  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Coldstream  Guards  in  the 
Egyptian  war  ol'  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  South  Airican  war  iu  1899-1900,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagement  at  Belmont  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

^  Lt.Colonel  Surteea  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-85  in  command  ofthe  Turkish  Mounted  Infantry  of 
the  Egyptian  Army  and  afterwards  of  a  boat  convoy  (Medal  withClasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's 
Star).  Served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  i885-86,and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss 
in  command  of  the  3rd  Camel  Corps  of  the  Egyptian  Army  (4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh). 

*'  Major  Pleydell-Bouverie  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Coldstream  Guards  in  the  Egyi^tian  war  of 
I S32,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  withClasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  in  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  18S4-85. 

'  Major  Shute  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Coldstream  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  withClasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star).  Served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1S85  with  the  ist  Battalion  Coldstream  Guards  and  was  present 
in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen,  at  that  near  Tofrek  on  the  24th  March,  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Clasp). 
Served  in  the  South  Afi'icau  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Belmout  (mentioned  iu 
despatches). 


Coldstream  Guards.  22,?« 

8  lit.Colonel  Maxse  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herhevt  Kitchener  in  1S97,  on  the  Staffof 
the  General  Officer  Commanding,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ahu  Hamed  (mentioned  in  despatches) 
British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps) ;  in  1898  as  a  Brigade  Major,  when  he  was  present  at  the 
battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  two  Cla^ps  to 
Khedive's  Medal) ;  and  in  1899,  including  the  operations  which  resulted  in  the  final  dufeat  of  the  Khalifa  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel). 

9  Major  Hon.  W.  Lambton  served  in  the  compaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i3gS,  and  was 
present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  Magersfontein— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

10  Sir  Henry  Rawlinson  served  with  the  Uui-meae  Expedition  in  1886-87  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Frederick  Roberts 
(mentioned  in  dosoatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudiin  under  Sir  Herbert 
Kitchener  in  iSq3,  and  was  present  in  the  C  ivalry  reconnaissance  of  4th  April  and  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

rr-ii  Major  Drummond-Hay  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1SS5  with  the  ist  Battalion  Coldstream 
Guards,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen.  at  that  near  Tofrek  ou  the  24th  March,  and  at  the 
destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Stan. 

-^  Major  Maude  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion  Coldstream  Guards,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen,  at  the  attack  on  the  Convoy  on  the  24th  March,  and  at  the  destruction  of 
Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) 

w  Major  Sterling  and  Lieuts.  Bsckwith  and  Follett  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Kimberley 
Relief  Force,  and  were  present  in  the  engagement  at  Magersfontein— wounded. 

H  Captain  Fielding,  Lieut.  Hon.  C.  Douglas-Pennant,  and  Second  Lieut.  Pryce-Jones  served  in  the  South  African 
war  in  1899-igoo,  and  were  present  in  the  engagement  at  Belmont  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

15  Captain  Ponsonby  served  in  the  operations  in  Matabeleland  in  1893-94  (Medal).  Served  in  Uganda  in  1898-99, 
including  the  operations  against  Kabarega  (Medal).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  on  Special 
Service. 

i<5  Captain  FremHntle  served  in  the  opemtions  on  the  Niger  in  1897-9S  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of 
Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

1"^  Captain  Pereira  served  in  the  Xiffer  Soudan  campaign  under  Major  Arnold  in  iSS?  in  charge  of  a  Maxim  gun, 
including  the  expeditions  to  Kgbon,  Bida,  and  Ilorin  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  operations  in  Uganda  in 
180S  (3rd  Class  of  the  Brilliant  Star  of  Zanzibar,  Medal). 

VJ  Captain  Steele  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Modder 
River  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

'^0  Captain  Hon.  C.  Heathcote-Drummond-Willoughby  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the 
Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Belmont— slightly  wounded. 

33  Lieut.  Grant  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1859-1900  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present^in  the 
engagement  at  Belmont — wounded. 

24  Lord  Acheson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  Modder  River— wounded. 

26  Lieut.  Grindel  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  In  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

27  Lieut.  Girling  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

28  Surgeon  Lt.Colonel  Magill  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-s  with  the  Guards  Camel  Regiment,  and  was 
present  at  the  action  at  Aba  Klea— severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and 
Khedive's  PtJir 

*o  Major  Frederick  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  theColdstreamGuards, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen,  at  that  near  Tofrek  on  the  24th  March,  and  at  the  destruction  of 
Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Egj-ptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1S85-35  as  extra 
Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Frederick  Stephen5-o-i  (4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie). 


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Scots  Guards. 


pi9t  Batt.,  South  Africa. 
I   2Dd  Batt.,  Soutb  Africa. 
Lsrd  Batt  .WedingtonBarracks. 
surmounted  by   the  Impermi 


,«f  TlattjiUnn— The  Roval    \rms  of  Scotland,  with   motto  •'En!    Ferut  Sostit 

grown  2nd  Batrahon-The  Union  Badge  viz.,  the  Red  and  White  Roses,  Thistle,  and  Shamrock  issuant 
froi^be  same  sm?k,  with  motto  '•  UnulForlio. ,"  surmounted  by  the  1  mpenal  Crowa.  (Two  of  i6  Company 
badges  with  mottoes  borne  in  rotation.)  ,,        ■„,,,„  q:„i,,-„.> 

o — :7c                  "  Dbtiimoen"  ••L.inckllks"  "Eotpt"  (with  the  Sphinx) 
YeaiB-Ser.i  UBTiinuBfl     __  "  Watebloo"  "Alma"  "  iNKEEjiiN " "  Sbvastopol 


'  Talavbb*"  *'  Babbosa  ' 


Full 
Pay. 


Peninsula' 

'*  Egypt.  1S82"  "  Tbl-el-Kebie  '      bUAKlN.  luuj. ^„„     „ 

1    ..PA,  Duke  of  Connaught.'  KG.     ST.     KP.    GCB.    OCSI. 
OCMO.  QCIE:  OCrO.  Colonel  in  Chief  of  the  Sijle  Brigade,  dre   je  ;  Colonel  Scots  Guards,  ^4  June  8^. 
-'eaimenfiJavegS;    Ensiffii  4-  LI. ''29  \iay  66  ;  L(.  4- Capt .f  21  Aa^.  og  ; 


-Sis  Foyal  Highnen  Arthur  W. 


13  I   ... 
19 


;  Colonel,  21  Dec.  87. 


Lieut.   28  Oct.  71;    explain, 


2i\  Henry  Flud.yer,"  Comwaniiing  the  Regit 

I^eut^;;it  C^l^neU^^J'lnigo  ^i'iih'^tna  J™ 

10  Apnoo;  En>.  ir  Lt.  P18  Dec.  66;  Lt.  4-  Capt.  f  4  B'eb.  n  :   Cupt.  4-   Lt.Colonel,  15  March  79  i  -Wajor. 

I  July  86;  Co/o«<'J,  1  July  go;  Z'.Co/onf;,  23  May  06.  ,     ^  tr   ■      n  I        A„- 

,  Arthur  Henry  Paiet,*  Collg.  20th    brigade.  South  Afrim  F  F.,wdh  rauk  of  Major  General,  i  Apr.  00; 

i».Ti'  "  June%;  Lt.  4  Capt.  2.)  line  12-.  Cupt.  4  Lt.Colonel,,  Apr.  S2;  Ua,or,24  Jane  g,  ;  Colonel, 

24June95;  i/.Cu/o»f',  24  June  qg. 
3().».c.  Hon.  North  de  Coigny  DalrympIe-HamiHon,- 

2^  May  Q2 ;  Z/^Co/oHc/,  7  Mar.  00.  .     ^  ^  ,  t- ■     ^ 

Mafors.-ip...'-- Frederick  William  Romilly,'  DSO.  2ml  m  Command   24  June  99;  i'*"'' 

C'oii'ain.  I  Apr. 87  :  Sreo-Jfu/or,  I  Jan.  83  ;  afii/or,  :2  Dec.  94.  ^     ^       ,         „       ^r    ■  1,,         ^ 

2  i^V.  iharlefHarbord,  2nd  L  Command  2  Dec.  gg;  Lieut.  30  April  75;  C«^<.  i  Apr  87:  Ma^or  23  May  96. 

3  Laurence  George  Drummond,:  2nd  in  Command  7  March  00;  2nd  Lieut.  27  Sept.  79;  Lieut. 

I  ^^^'l^S^^^iP'oio.    S.3f.;  Vice  Con,nl  Congo  Free  State;   2nd  Lieut.  23  Apr.  8, 
Ueut.  I  July  8. ;   'Captain.  ^  May  92  ;  Major.  1  May  97  ;  Bf.Lt.Colonel  , ,-  Nov  99, 
Edward  M.lner.'  2nd  Lieut   2  Feb.  8,  ;    Lieut.  .  July  8. ;  Capla.n,  4  May  92  ;  Major  a  Fob.  98. 
Everard  Ernest  Hanbury,'"  Lieut.  22  Oct.  81;  Cu/ifa.",  4  Ma.v  9' i  3f>yo',  13  Apr.  98. 
Gerald  James  Cuthbert,"  Lieut.  10  May  82  ;  Capt.2^  May  93  ;  Major.24  June  99. 
Baden  Fletcher  Smyth  Baden-Powell.'^  Lieut.  29  July  82  ;  Vapl.s  Feb.  96  :  4f,y<„-.  24  June  99- 
James  Francis  Erskine,"  Lieut,  g  Sept.  82  ;  Ca;)^ai.i,  5  Feb.  g6;  Major   n  Oct.  OQ. 
WiUiam  Colquhoun  Grant  M'Grigor,"  Lieut.  5  Dec.  83  ;  Captain.  23  May  96 ;  Major,  ,  Dec.  99. 
Frederic  James  Heyworth,'^  Lieut.  5  Dec.  83  :   Captau,   29  July  96 ;  Major   7  Mar.  00. 
Robert  Blake  Fmnie;"  2nd  Lient.^Sept.  80;  Z.V.i/.  .  July  81  ;  C«j)fa.»,  24  June  9- ;  Major.  28  Mar,  oo. 


15  Aug.  83;    Major, 

30  April  73 ; 

!3  May  96. 
July  88  i 


Captaiks. 

3  Fitzalan  George  John  Manners  

3  Berkeley  John  Talbot  Levett •■ 

Henry  Edward   Dering,  Supdt.  of  Oyranana,  Homi  1 
Di>l.  16  Dec.  q8  ' 

2  Sherard  Haughton  Godman 

Edward  Fracois  Clayton,  Aide  de  Camp  to  B.H.H.  the  \ 

Duke  of  Connaught,  g  Jan.  00  3 

ifoM. Henry  WalterTrel'usis(L«.Gor,ionif/;/*.  3  Dec.861, ) 
Aide  de  Camp  to  Maj.  Gen.  (T.  J.  Gascoigne  1 7  Nov.  98  ) 

I  Richard  Georjie  Ireland  Bolton" 

I  Greville  John  Massey  Bagot-Ohester"  

3  Charles  Warden  Sergison'' 

■   James  Wiiliam  Smith-Neill,  .Ming  Dep.  Atiitl.  Adj.  1 

&,)!.  for  Intlruflion,  Home  Dirtriet.  3U  Oct.  99 I 

Frederick  Loch  Adam.'^  Regimental  Adjutant  1  May  03 
3  Ferdinand  Henry  de  Kierzko\\'ski-Steuart-" 

1  Henry  Cecil  Lowther,'"  Adjutant  17  Feb.  96 

2  Archibald  Stirling 

2  William  Frank  Lascelles    

2  Hon.    Charles    Strathaveu    Heathcote-Drummond- ) 

Willoughby  ••■ ' 

Arthur   Clive  Bell,"  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Qoeernor\ 
General  of  Canada  3 

2  William  Sullivan  Gosling'"   

I  i£oii. Walter  Patrick  Hore  Rathven  [Matter  of  Ruth-  \ 

\-en),'*  Special  Senurr,  South  Africa     ) 

3  James  Alexander  Gordon  King,  Adjutant  i  Dec.  99  ... 
Reginald  Nesbitt  Winefield  Larking''  [Depot)  

1  John  Somerled  Thorpe^*^    

Lieutenants. 

2  John  Coiirtown Edward  Slielley... 

2  John  Campbell  Heriot-Maitland,  Adjutant   15  Feb.  99 
2  Miles  Barne 

2  Hon.  Hugh  Joseph  Fraser 

3  Henry  Cecil  Ehves'' 

2  Hector  FitzRov  Maclean    

2  7io>i.  John  Reginald  Lopes  YarJe-BuUer    , 

W  James  Harold  Cuthbert-^   

2  John  Trefusis  Carpenter-Gamier  

1     Hon.  Esme  Charles  Gordon-Lennox,  Aide  de  Camp  to  > 

Major  General  B.  B.  I).  Campbell,  10  Mar.  00 J 

3  John  Bernard  Arbuthnoi  

1  James  Bargrave  Lindsa.y  Deane'* 

I  Bates  Griraston  Van  de  *Veyer-"-    

,2  Horace  .\nwyl  Hilton 

ii  William  Henry  Ingilby^    

Ii  Albemarle  Bertie  Edward  Calory's    

'i  Hon.  Richard  Coke=^  

1  Francis  Maurice  .\ugustas  Atkinson-Clark^^    

I  Henry  Bowyer  Sparke  i^Depot) 

II  Hon.  John  James  Dalrymple^' 

1  Bertram  Henry  Samuel  Romilly 

2  Alexander  Brodie 

2  Roger  Stephen  Tempest... 

1  Claud  Alexander^" 

3  Albert  Edward  Stanley  Clarke" 

2  Hon.  Walter  Alexind*^r  Trefusis 


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I  Apr.  99 

97!  17  May  99 

07    24  June  99 

97!     7  July  99 

98      7  Oct.  99 

98}  II  Oct.  99 

qs!     I  Dec.  99 
98]  10  Mar. 
98    28  Ma-*. 


4  Apr. 
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LlEUTtNJLHTS.  |2MD  LIBUT.  ^ 

Albert  Alexander  Lei-lie  St^'phen-^    4,  Jyn.    99!     4  Apr. 


1  ThomflP  Henry  Rivers  Bulkeley 
3  AV'illiam  James  Moniaeu  Hill-'' 

2  Hon.  Cbarles  Eric  Craven 

I  Albert  Hemy  Royds 


Second  LiErxENiNXS. 
2  Lord  Gerald  KichHrd  Grosvouor 

1  Neil  Archibald  M*Nei]I33 

2  George  Camborne  Beauclerk  Pnynter 

2  Ronald  Douglas  Stuart  Mar  Erskine,  Lord  Cardross 
I  Bernini  Arth.  Wm. Patrick  Hastings,£oW  o/Grauard^' 

3  Arthur  George,  Lord  Falconer 

3  Robert  William  Oppenheini 

3  Arthur  George  Mitule,  Eurl  a/Daltiousie    

3  Uo}i.  Thomas  William  Coke 

3  IfoH.  Godfrey  p]van  Hugh  Macdouald  

3  Ronald  H'lgh  FitzRoy    

3  Charles  Vincent  Fox    

3  Marshall  Ovpen  Roberts  

1  //rtj;.  Eyre  Nathaniel  Masaey^* 

2  Francis  George  Alston... 

3  Richard  Dalrymple  Fanshawe 

3  Kegin4ld  George  Stracey   

3  John  Bates  Van  de  Weyer 

3  Hon.  John  Spencer  Coke 

3  William  Joseph  Wickham 

3  Donald  Niaian  Nicol 

3  Norman  Archibald  Orr-Ejvmg^a 

3  Ctiarles  Edward  de  la  Pasture 

Quarter  Maaterit. — 2  William  Jamieson,  24.  Aug.  92  ;  Hon.  Lieut, 

3  Sampson  William  Adderlc^',  17  Jan.  00  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 

I  George  Payne, ^  24  Feb.  00;   Hon.  Lieut. 
Medical  Officers.— 2.  George  Somerville   Robinson,^**  31    Dec.  87;   Surgeon,  6   Mar.  80;  Surgeon  Major, 
31  Dec.  87  ;  Siifqeon  Lf. Colonel,  6  Mar.  00. 

I  Waller  C.  Beevor'.^  MB.  9  Nov.  98 ;  Surgeon,  2  Aug.  84  ;   Surgeon  Major,  25  Mar.  96. 

1  Samuel  Guise  Moores,*'  R.  A.  Med.  Corps,  10  May  97  ;  Surg.  Capf.  1  Fob.  90  {attacked). 
Frederick  Sadleir  Brereton,  R.  A.  Med.  Corps,  18  Sept.  97;  Surgeon  Lieut.  29  Jan.  96; 

Captain,  29  Jan.  95  {atfnched). 

2  Fred.  M'Dowetl,  R.  A.  Med.  Corps,  2 1  JanegS;  Surgeon  Captain,  2S  July  91  (attached). 


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20  May  99    24  Nov.   00 


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2  June 

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-Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 

J.     2nd  Battalion  embarked  for  South  Africa,  15  March  1900. 


Faelnqg  Blue.- 
jst  Battalion  embarked  for  Sauth  Africa,  Oct.  189 

'  ThoDake  of  Connaught  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  in  command  of  the  ist  Brigade  (the  Guards),  and 
•as  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  received  the  thanks  of  both  Houses  of  I'arlia- 
lent,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  2nd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

,  '  Colonel  Fludyer  served  witb  the  ist  Battalion  Scots  Gu'lrds  in  the  Esryptian  war  of  1887,  and  was  pre- 
set in  the  ensragement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  at  the  'jattle  of  Tel-el- ICebir  (.Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
•tar).  Served  iu  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1835  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Scots  Guards,  and  was 
i3resent  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  Temai  (Clasp). 

»  Colonel  Jones  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Scots  Guards, 
nd  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Claso.  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*Colonel  Paget  served  in  the  second  phase  ofthe  Ashanti  war  from  the  17th  December  1873,  attached  to  Captain 
;utler's  command  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  iu  1885  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of 
be  Scots  Guards,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and't'emni  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  [S99-1000  in  command  of  the  1st  Battalion  Scots  Guards,  and  was  present  in 
he  eiig.aKements  at  Belmont  (mentioned  in  despatches),  Enslin,  and  Modrtcr  River  (mentioned  in  despatches), 
nd  in  the  march  to  Bloemfontein  ;  appointed  to  command  an  In'antry  Brigade  in  April  igoo. 

»  Lt.Colonel  the  Hon.  North  Dalrymple- Hamilton  served  as  Adjutant  with  the  ist  Battalion  Scots  Guardsin  the 
■Qgyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  iu  the  engagement  at  Tel  el-Mahuta  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir — 
lorse  shot  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star) .  Served  in  the  Sondan  campaign  in 
SSsnsBrigade  Majorto the  BrigadeofGuards,  and  waspresent  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen  and  at  that  near 
.'ofrek  on  the  24th  March— severely  wounded  (Clasp).  Served  iu  the  South  Arican  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist 
jattalion  Scots  Guards,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at^  Belmo   t— seriously  wounded. 

»  Maior  Eomilly  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  01  1882  with  the  ist  Battalion  Scots  Guards,  and  was  present  n; 
he  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahnta  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedives  Star)  ; 
a  the  Soudan  Exoedition  in  1884  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Gerald  Graham,  and  w.ia  present  m  the  engage- 
Qents  at  El  Teli  and  Temai  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  two  Clasps)  ;  in  the  Nile  Expedition  m  1884-85 
ath  the  Guarils  Camel  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  at  Abu  Klea  and  El  Gubat  (two  Clasps);  and 
nth  the  Egyptian  B^'ontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Frederick  Stephenson,  and 
cas  present  in  the  engagement  .at  Giuiss  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.). 

'  Major  L.  G.  Drummond  served  in  the  Beohuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  m  1834-85  with 
letbiien's  Horse.  Served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895  (Star),  aervea  m  the 
:ampaign  iu  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8g8,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum 
mentioned  in  despatches,  British  :\leilal,  and  Khediye's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  the  South  African  war  in 
1899-iqoo  with  the  1st  Battalion  Scots  Guards,  and  was  present  iu  the  engagement  at  Magersfontein. 

»  Lt.Colonel  Fiilteney  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  with  the  ist  Battalicm  Scots  Guards,  and  was  present  m 
Ue  engagement  at  Tei-el  Mahuta  and  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedi-re  s  Star),  berved 
vith  the  Unyoro  Bxoeditionin  1895  (Vlcdal)  ;  and  with  the  Naudi  Expedition  in  1S95-96  (mentionertm  despatchtjs, 
OSO.).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  169P-1Q03  with  the  ist  Battalion  Scots  Guards,  and  was  pi  esent  m  the 
•ngagcments  at  Belmont  (mentioned  in  despatches) ,  Enslin,  Modder  Eiver,  and  Magerslontem,  in  the  march  to 
iloemfonteiu  and  Pretoria,  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill,  the  operations  at  Belfast,  and  the  advance  to 
IComati  Poort.  ,  tj  ..  i-         ••n     o 

=  Majors  Milner  and  Erskme  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  2nd  Jiattaiion  o.  tue  Scots 
Juards,  and  were  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  htar). 

'"  Major  Hanbury  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Scots  Guards  iu  the  Egyptian  war  ol  1882,  and  was  present 
n  the  engagement  at  I'el-el-Mahuta  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  star). 

11  Mainr  Cuthbert  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  m  1SS5  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Scots  Guards,  and  was 
iiresent  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  Temai  (lledal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  Star),  berved  m  the  boutn 
Urican  war  in  1809-1900  with  th3  ist  Battalion  Scots  Guards,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Belmont, 
Inslin,  Modder  Kiver,  and  Magersfontein,  the  march  to  BloemfoQteia  and  Pretoria,  the  engagement  at  uiamonii 
fill,  the  operations  at  Belfast,  and  the  advance  to  Komati  Poort.  ^,         ,  t>     •         ^ /-vt    1  1  .^-tv 

I-  Major  Baden-Powell  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  iu  1384-85  with  the  Guards  Came  Regiment  (.Uetliil  with 
■lasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  m  1899-1000  with  the  ist  Battalion  boots  Lruaras, 


22^6  Scots  Guards. 


Z2W 

and  Tvas  present  in  the  engagements  at  Belmont,  EnsUn,  Modder  River,  and  Magersfontein,  the  mareh  to  Bloem- 
fontein,  and  the  relief  of  Mafeking.  ,      g^.^i.^  {„  ,33.  ^ith  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Scots  Guards, 

»  Major  M-Gngor  served  '"  ";«  "Pf '''';°" '"(Me^a,  ^^^^^^^  Khedive's  Star).    Served  iu  the  South 

and  was  present  in  the  <=''.?»S'="^°' "^J.'lT^^,',  i  0,  Guards  a  n<f  Was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Helmont, 
^;Tn°  Molde"  •^?4'^^iriage?sfott^er.re  ma?ch  ^Bloem'tSnteTn  a'nd  Pretoria,  the  engagement  at  Diamond 

Hill,  the  operations  at  Belfast,  and  *^^^.^;;X,Vthf  sZlan  ifiSSj  with  the  =nd  Battalion  Scots  Guards,  and  was 
15  Major  He.vworth  served  '-^'be  expedition  to  the  houdanm   83^  w  tn      ^^^^^^^.^,^  ytar).     Served  in  the  S..utk 

present  in  the  e^?»S<'">='''«  «\^f  llf  °  ^^'i'^Jo^Siits  Gua™^  in  the  engagements  at  Belmont. 

^^Tn^MoSder  Rirer!TnrMa?ersfomtrt^e"m'^^^^^^^^^  a^'d  Pretoria,  the  engagement  at  Diamond 

"^"Stafor  KX'ser^'d^inlhe Ixpeditionto  the  Sondan  in  1885  with  the  .nd  Battalion  of  the  Scots  Guards 

'^n%TtimiS''se?v^?in\re  WhAfrieanwar  in  x899-x9°o.  including  the  engagement  at  Dundee  (severely 

wonndedi,  and  were  present  ^V'^i^^^'^f  .°pi,^Prt'"m"?he'sonth  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ,st  Battalion  Scots 

auar^7'a"d  ^^t^resfnt'ln'jLrga'g^mlnfs'at  'Belmon5i'un!Modder  Rivl?,  a^  Magersfontein,  the  mareh  to 

§,'J^|fon^J^n|nd]ret.r^theen^ 

wi\h?h%'.rBat?alfeSs^otGl"Srandte^^^  the  engagements  at  Belmont,  Enslin,  Modder  Eiver,  and 

'"v'?Cap°anis"ie  Kierskowski-Steuart  and  Gosling  served  in    the  South   African  war  in   iSqq-oco  with  the  ist 

=Sf'?i'rn"a!^towrt'ser;4Vfn  tl^SoS^^^^^^^  Adjutant  .st  Battalion  Scots  Guards,  and  was 

-1  l^aptamljoutnei  seiieu  111  iiie  ouu»       F„«lin    Modder  kiver.  and  Magersfontem,  the  march  to  Bloemfontein 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Be^mmi^^^^^  ^^^  ^^^.^^^^  ^^  ^^^^^i  p„„,., 

■"4  Sptata'B*lI  ser' e'l  hi  the  SoutTlwcan  war  in  hg9-^9oo  with  the  Canadian  Volunteers,  and  took  part  in  the 

™"l-antSn  the' Ma'te'r  of  Ruthven  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i899-.9oo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Scots  Guards, 
and  wafprsenUn  the  engagements  at  Belmont,  Enslin,  Modder  RiveiMmentioned  in  despatches),  and  Magersfun- 
?e|f  eLoiied  in  des^iiuches^  and  m  ^  ^„,  3,^p,,„  ,,„,,  ^  ,,, 

south 'ifrranwa'^n'  I'gr.o^^^^ft  the^st  Battal^n'scots  GnaSs,  and  were  presentin  the  engagements  at  Belmon. 
Enslin  Modder  River,  and  Magersfontein,  the  march  to  Bloemfontem  and  Pretoria,  the  engagement  at  Diamond 

"Ji'-d^utrSrefanl  H^if/^^Jwe^^'in  Vhe^Sri?riiTSi''in°;\9-i9oo  with  the  .St  Battalion  Scots  Guards,  a^d 

"frs-^;^ri^'Si™rc^r/Sve'd^^^\";r^ioSh'i3ri^ca;^^ 

wrswesentS;!  tee  engagement  at  Magersfontein,  the  march  to  Bfoemfontein  and  Pretoria,  the  engagement  at 
Diamond  Hill  the  operations  at  Belfast,  and  the  advance  to  Komati  Poort. 

^?  L?euts  the  Hon  J.  J.  Dahymple  and  Romilly  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i899-i9°o  with  the  ist  Bat- 
talion Scots  GuaX  took  pli't  in  the  mareh  to  Bloemfontein  and  Pretoria,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at 
Diamond  Hill,  the  operations  at  Belfast,  and  the  advance  to  Komati  Poort.  ■D„,t„i,„„  «„„.» 

30  Sts  Alexander  and  Bulkeley  served  in  the  South  African  war  m  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battal  on  Scots 
Gnards  and  was  P?esent  in  the  engagement  at  Belmont-wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches),  the  march  to  Bloem- 
Sme^'aSd  Pretwla!  the  engagemint  at  Diamond  Hill,  the  operations  at  Belfast  and  the  advance  to  komati 

^??'second  Lieut.  McNeill  served  in  the  South  African  war  i"  =899-. 900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Sco^^^^ 
nait  in  the  march  to  Pretoria,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill  and  mthe  operations  at  Bellast. 
^i^  Second  LYeutsLoidGranard  and  the  Hon.  E.  N.  Massey  served  in  the  South  Afncan  war  m  1899^.9°°  "ith  the 
,c;t  Battalion  Scots  Guards,  and  were  present  in  the  operations  at  Belfast,  and  the  advance  to  Komati  Poort. 
3?SeeonrLlSt!on-  Ewing  s^^         in  the  South  .Wrican  war  in  1899-.900  with  the  4th  Battahon  Argyll  and  Suther- 

^lf  Set^.^Payne  served  in  the  South  .African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  1st  Battalion  Scots  Guards,  and  "■a';P;;«fent 
in  the  engageruents  at  Belmont,  Enslin,  Modder  River,  and  Magersfontein,  the  march  to  Bloemfontein.  the  opera- 
tions at  Belfast,  and  the  advance  to  Komati  Poort.  V     r.       .         -         30         -.Ufl,.,,,,]    Rof.atinn  nf  the 

»»  Surgeon  Lt. Colonel  Kobinson  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  m  1885  with  the  2nd  Battalion  ot  the 
Scots  Guards,  and  was  presentin  the  engagement  at  Hasheenand  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  witu  t.iasM 

^"'  lurgeorMamrBeevor  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  S^ 
Servedwith  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895-96  (mentioned  "^  .'"'^irf/^^^jVl.amToA 
Sur-eon  Major,  Star).  Sen-ed  in  the  campaign  on  the  Xorth  "SV  est  Frontier  ot  India  under  sir  Wi  lam  Lock 
hart  in  i897-i8  as  Staff  Surgeon  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (meutioned  in  despatches.  Medal  '■;';^li '"■°  ^^"^P^'-  , 
*i  CaptamMoore  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  bcots  Guaids  and  wa 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Belmont,  Enslin,  Modder  River-womlded  (mentioned  m  despatches),  and  Mageu 
lontein,  the  march  to  Bloemfontein,  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill,  the  operations  at  Belfast,  and  the  ad\ance  i 

KnmRt-i  Pnnrt. 


Komati  Poort. 


ist  Batt.,  Chelsea  Barracks. 
2nd  Batt., 


Irish  Guards. 


224 


I  Years' 
Full  1 1 
Pay-  I 


Colonel.— ITiT  Frederick  Sleigh,  iorrf  Roberts  <^/' Kandahar  and  M''aterford.'  KP.GCB.  GCST.  GCTE.   Coni- 

mandcrin  Chief,  ^c.  ^c.  2nd  Lieitf.  12  Dec.  51  ;  Lieut.  31  May  57;  Captain,  12  Nov.  60;  Bt.  Major,  13  Nov.  60  ; 

Ma/or,  5  July  72  ;  Bt.Lt. Colonel,  15  Aujj.  6S  ;  BtX'oIonel,  30  Jan.  75  ;  Major  General,  31  Dec.  78;  Lf. General 

26  July  83  ;  General,  28  Nov.  90  ;  Field  Marshal,  25  May  95  :  Colonel  Irish  Guards,  17  Oct.  00. 
Lieutenant  Colonels. — Ve-oy  John  Oo.w^i.iu^- Commandiuif  the  JRegiment  and    Rfffi mental    IDistrict,  with  rank 

of  Colonel,  3  Sept.  00;  Lienf.  28  Oct.  71  ;    Captain  25  Oct.  84;  Major,  10  fuly  8g  ;  Lt.  Colonel,  1  Dec.  99. 

Hichard  Joshua  Cooper,^  znd  Lient.  26  Aug^.  80;  Lieut,  i  July  81 ;  Captain,  11  May  92;  Major,  6  July  98  ; 

Lt. Colonel,  2  May  00. 
Majors.— I  Douglas  James  Hamilton,'*  2);(i  £/eH/.  14  Jan.  80;  iieif/.  i  July  Si  ;  Captain,   i  Jan.  gi;  Maioi; 

20  July  98. 

George  (Jolborne  Nusent,  Lieut.  7  Feb.  85  ;  Captain,  12  Mav  97  ;  Major,  2  J[ny  00. 

}K».e.  Lionel  Arthur  Mont'igu  Stopford,5  Deputy/  AmUtani  Adjutant  General,  War  Office,  10  Oct.  99  {temp)  ; 

Lieut.  28  Jan.  82;  Captain,  i  Jan.  90;  Maior,  5  Oct.  00. 

Cecil  Foster  Seymour  Vaudeleur.fi  DSO.  D.  A.  A.  Gen.  for  Transport,  South  Africa;  2nd  Lieut.  6  Feb.  S9  ; 

Lieut.,  23  Jiay  92  ;  Captain,  94  June  99  ;  bt. Major,  25  June  99  ;  Major,  6  Ort.  00 


CaItTAISS. 


2NI}  LIEUT. 


Alexander  John  Grodley,^   Commanding  a  Brigade, \\  < 

S.  Africa,  wUh  rank  of  TA  Colonel,  29  AU£f-  00   >  1         ; 

ytJC  Charles  FitzClarence,^  Brigade  Major,  S.  Africa]        ' 

Henry  VVilliam  Edmund,  JSarl  0/ Kerry    I  14  Aug.  051 

William  Edward,  Lord  Oxmantown    15  May  97! 

Hubert  Francis  Crichtou,'"  Adjutant  19  May  00 15  Jan.  96 


LlEUTEyAXTS. 

Her\'ey  Ronald  Bruce,  Transport  Officer  SoiitJi  Africa  \ 

Field  Force } 

I  Charles  Heury,  Lord  Settrington ■ 

Lord  Herbert  Andrew  Montagu  Douglas  Scott 


25  Aug.   86 

10  Nov. 

2  Mar. 

7  Sept.  98 
12  Mar.  gS 


CAPTAIN.         BREV.  MAJ. 


6  Nov.    95     3  May    97 

6  Apr. 
6  Oct. 
6  Oct. 
6  Oct. 


15  Aug.    00     6  Oct.     00, 

15  Aug.    00     6  Oct.     00 
15  Aug.  00     6  Oct.     00 


Skcond  Lieute^.\.xts. 

Robert  Peel  Dawson  Spencer  Chichester^-    J  15  Aug.   c» 

I  Robeit  Chaine  Alexander  M'Calmont,  Imperial  Re- 
present at  ire  Corpa 

I  Henry  Edwyn,  Earl  o/" Kingston 

I  ifon.  Claude  MaitUind  Patrick  Brabazon  , 

1  George  Brooke''*  


15  Aug. 


15  Aug, 
12  July 
24  Oct. 


Quarter  blaster. — i  James  Fowles,  23  May  00  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
Medical  Officer^.— 


'*  Second  Lieut.  Brooke  served  in 
the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1000 
with  the  2nd  Battalion  Hampshire 
Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the 
march  to  Pretoria  including  the 
engagement  at  Zand  River,  and  in 
the  occupation  of  Johannesburg. 


Agents. — Messrs.  Cox  &  Co. 


1  Lord  Roberts.— For  War  Services,  see  under  Field  Marshals  (x).  8,  note  7). 

~  (Jolonel  Vesey  Dawson  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Guards  Camel  Regiment,  and  was 
present  at  the  actions  at  Abu  Klea  and  El  Gubat  and  at  the  reconnaissance  of  Metammeh  ( Medal  with  two  Clasps 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

3  Lt. Colonel  Cooper  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Grenadier  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82.  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  ami  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star). 

*  Major  Hamilton  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Coldstream  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-ilahuta  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
;Star).  Served  in  the  expedition  to  the-  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battahon  of  the  Coldstream  Guards,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen,  at  that  near  Tofrek  on  the  24th  March,  and  at  the  destruction  of 
.Temai  (Clasp). 

^  Major  Stopford  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal  and 
« Kliedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Slkkim  Expedition  in  1888  as  Adjutant  to  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment, 
■and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  the  Jelapla  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Major  Vandeleur  served  with  the  Unyoro  Expedition  in  18Q5  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal) ;  and  with  the 
Nandi  Expedition  in  1895-96  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Z>SO.).  Served  in  the  Niger  Soudan  campaign  under 
Major  Arnold  in  1897  including  the  expeditions  to  Egbon,  Rida,  and  Ilorio  (mputioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of 
Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  camnaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S9S,  and 
I  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum- slightly  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class 
'  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and   Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

8  Major  Godley  served  as  Adjutant  of  the  Mounted  Infantry,  and  afterwards  as  Staff  Ofhcer  with  the  Mashonaland 
,  Field  Force,  during  the  operations  in  Matabeleland  under  Sir  Frederick  Carrington  in  1896  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Captain  FitzClarence  served  m  the  South  African  war  of  1899-1900  on  Special  Seivice,  and  took  part  in  the 
defence  of  Mafeldng— twice  wounded,  once  severely  (I'lT)  ;  was  awarded  the  Victoria  Cross  for  the  following 
service : — "  On  the  14th  October,  1899,  Captain  FitzClarence  went  with  his  squadron  of  the  Protectorate  Regiment, 
consisting  of  only  partially  trained  men,  who  had  never  been  in  action,  to  the  assistance  of  an  armoured  train 
which  had  gone  out  from  Maleking.  The  enemy  were  in  greatly  superior  numbers,  and  the  squadron  was  for  a 
time  surrounded,  and  it  looked  as  if  nothing  coiild  save  them  from  being  shot  do\vn.  Captain  FitzClarence, 
however,  by  his  personal  coolness  and  courage  inspired  the  greatest  confidence  in  big  men,  and,  by  liis  bold  and 
efficient  handling  of  them,  not  only  succeeded  in  relieving  tbe  armoured  train,  but  inflicted  a  heavy  defeat  on 
'  the  Buers,  who  lost  50  killed  and  a  large  number  wounded,  his  own  losses  being  2  killed  and  15  w^uunded.  The 
moral  effect  of  this  blow  had  a  very  important  bearing  on  subsequent  encounters  with  "-.he  Boers.  On  the  27th 
October,  1899,  Captain  FitzClarence  led  his  squadron  from  Mafeking  across  the  open,  and  made  a  night  attack 
with  the  bayonet  on  one  of  the  enemy's  trenches.  A  hand-to-hand  fight  took  place  in  the  trench,  while  a  heavy 
fire  was  concentrated  on  it  from  the  rear.  The  enemy  was  driven  oat  with  heavy  loss.  Captain  FitzClarence 
was  the  first  man  iato  the  position  and  accounted  for  four  of  the  enemy  with  his  sword.  The  British  lost  6  killed 
and  9  wounded.  With  reference  to  these  two  actions.  Major  General  Baden-Powell  e-tates  that  had  this  Officer 
not  shown  an  extraordinary  spirit  and  fearlessness,  the  attacks  would  have  been  failures,  and  we  should  have 
suffered  heavy  loss  both  in  men  and  prestige.  On  the  26th  December,  1899,  during  the  action  at  Game  Tree,  near 
Mafeking,  Captain  FitzClarence  again  distinguished  himself  by  his  coolness  and  coux'age,  and  was  again  wounded 
(severely  through  both  legs)." 

'0  Captain  Crichton  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

13  Second  Lieut.  Chichester  served  in  1898  in  British  Central  Africa  with  the  Southern  Anzoniland  Expedition 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

R  2 


1ST 


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The  Royal  Scots  (Lothian  Regiment). 

•'  Tist  liatt.,  South  Africa. 

Formerhj  tli^  ist  {The  Roijal  Scots)  Regiment.     L^ndBatt.,  Poona,  Bombay. 
Scgime«t..i  DMricf,   I         ^The  3rd  Battalion  is  formed  of  the  Edinburgh  Light  Infantry  Militia. ) 

OLENCORSE.      J  ~  ,  c.      .    .1  „,„     or,,l   tVio    fVnwn  over  it      "Blenheim"   "  Rimilhes" 

The  Royal  Cypher  withm  the  Co  lar   of  f  ■  .A"''.,  Tucir'' -^Lmo^^  op-Zee"  '•  Egypt''    (with  the  Sphinx)- 

I'WiTSElOO"     "NiGPOEE"    "MiHEIDPOOE"'     AtA  AlMA  INKEBUAH 

"Pbkim."  „•       »  I  r    •„„  p-,Mnv  =5-  W  II  Auz  '54;  C'o/''a'".'oMavch58;;./<yor,''22  Feb. 

^iS^T''£^^^^^"^^'^'''-  i-^ri.'-  ■ii»Vt.?..%   .."nov.-,o,    C„,.«.  Koya,  Scots, 
'  ^"'■' ""  iLi;utenanr6olonels.-2  Chas.  William  Southeott  Hallett.  Lieut.  .0  Nov.  75;    Captain,  13  Jan.  85 :   Major, 
' ,  ;il"w'ifliam-DouglL't  ^JiS";,,.  30  .Tan.  78  ;  Lieut.  .5  Nov.  78;  Captain,  .1  Jane 85  ;  itfa>r.  .4  July  95 ; 

£^  Colotirl.  5  Dec,  oo. 


Majoes. 

I2  p.».c.  Louis  William  Bode,''   2nrf   i») 

Command  14  Aug.  00 ••  i 

v.s.c.     Edward      Altham      Altham.i 

D  A.A.G.  War  Office,  18  Aug.  00    ...  i 

Hamilton  John  Goold- Adams,"  CB.  ) 

CMO.   HetiJent  Comr.,Befhuanaliindi 

..    2  Archibald  il'Lachlan   .......... 

.  1    Wm.  Srskine  Graham  Login,'^  Adju-  t 
taut  6  Votuuleer  Batlalioii  25  Apr.  90  > 
Chas.  Henry  Gostlme.'" /?<■.■■"•«  (»'/">') ' 
Chap.  Harcourt  Stisted,  Bi>,i-ie(Depot)\ 
...  II  Robert  Lipton  Macgregor,"  Cou/inau-  1 

dcid  Culuba  Ilepot ••>  , 

William  CautleyOlphertB,  jl'(/u'aii^  16  ; 
Middletex  Volu.iteer  Biflet  12  -Apr.  97  ) 

Captaihs. 
David  Gillespie  Wemysp,  E:i;i/>tiuu  Army 

I  Edward  HonoriS  Molyneux-Soel 

I  Charles  Cecil  Daniel'2    

Harry  Palairet  Vcrsturme,"  rtrviiic/  j 

ill  the  Brifisk  EasfAfri'-ii  Protectorate  , 

.Michael  Hv.  Egan,  Armi/  Ordmnce  Dept 

1  William  Alex.  Mane  Pollock-Gore,"  ) 
Adj.  '  VubmleerBattalion  26  Sept.  96  > 

t  Ilay'Ferrier  Forrest  Gardiner"   

2  Charles  Stewart  Cowie... ....... ....■■•■••■■ 

Francis  Lee  Baird  Smith, ''.Jrf/.  3  '  "'•  (  | 

Bn.  Lancasliire  Futiliert  S  Feb.  97  ...i 
George   Harry   Davidson,''  Adjutant  \ 

3  Battalion  21  Feb.  9S ) 

David  Aubrey  Callender,'"  Adjutant)  ^ 

4  Volunteer  Battalion  i  Feb.  98  ...  ..  i 
Harry  M'Micking,  .■)<'("/"«'  iIounied\ 

Infantni,  Soulli  Africa    i 

Richard  Charles  Dundas'^  V,—' V"s' 

Edwd.Uugh  Broome  Baker-StallarQ- 7 

Penoyre  ^ 

,  Francis  John  Duncan 

2  Harry  Bernard   Dyson,  Comuiandant  ( 

Khaudalo  Saaititrinm )  ■ 

2  Chas.  Herliert  Philip  Carter,22  CMG.  1 

(Brei-et  Lt.CiAo.itl  19  Sept.  00) ( 

Granville  George  Loch,  Adjutant  Cat- 1  1 
cutia  Voluuteer  RiJeK,  28  Nov.  09  ...  ) 

2  Henry  Edmund  Pa'imer  Nash 

2  Gilbert  Gunn ■.•.• 

2  James  Henry  Morison  Davie,  Adju-  I 
taut  I  Nov.  99 J 

1  El-nest  Frederick  Aunaud'-'' 

■  Godlrey  Harold  Fenton  Wingate 

Alan  James  Gordon  Moir,  Adjutant  / 

2r>Feb.  98 > 

Robert  Arron  Gordon 

2  Gerald  Scott  Tweedie    

Henryll.  Jones  M'Cance,7i'f»- r«-  (  Depot) 
Geo.  Thackeray  Birch,  Rrsi-rvr  (Defiot) 
Vernon  G.  Tippinge,  Refroe  (Depot)  ... 
Garnet  Wolseley  Grieve  Neill     


2ND  LIEUT. 


CAPTAIN.     \    BttET.MAJ. 


II  May    78 1  12  Aug.   So    18  Sept.  871 


12  Feb.    76 

30  Jan.     78;  30  Nov.   78 

3  Dec.    77''  25  Sept.  78 

May    78  I  15  Nov.   79 

3  June  74 


15  Apr.    85 1 

14  Aug.  S5I 
21  June  85 
10  Jan.    87 


., ,n    29  Aug.   83! 

11  Feb.    76'  13  Jan.    85 

10  May  S2  4  June  90 
9  Sept.  82'  14  Aug.  91 

10  Mar.  83  IS  Nov.  91 
:9Dec.  83  i6Jan.  93 
19  Dec.     83    26  Apr.    93 

6  Feb.    84'  10  May    93 

6  Feb.    S4I  23  Sept.  93 

28  Feb.    85    29  Nov.    94 

23  Aug.  85    24  July    55 

2  Sept.  85    14  Aug.   95 

3  June   89    26  Feb.    96 

12  Oct.  89  14  Mar.  6 
23  Jan.    90      7  Apr.    96 

4  June  90    24  June   96 
2  July    90    29  Jul.y    96 

15  Nov.  91    12  Aug.  96 
7  Mar.  92    12  Aug.   96 

16  Jan.  93  2  Jan.  97 
20  Aug.  90;  26  June  97 


5  Feb.   87 

4  May    87 

14  Sept.  87 

14  Sept.  87 
IT  Feb.    38 
23  Mar.   89 
21  Sept 
9  Nov. 

14  Nov. 

3  May    90    10  May    93 


17  Jan.    91 
12  Apr.    93 

7  Nov.  91 

5  Dec.    91 
21  Jan.    931 

20  May    93 

9  Sept.  93 

21  Oct.     93 
9  May    88 


2  June  94 


25  Apr. 
14  Aug. 
17  Apr. 

I  May    ,, 

24  July    95 

■J3  Nov.   9 

27.  Jan.  9^ 

26  Feb  96 

14  Aug.  91 

10  Ma--.  36 

3  July  74 

7  Apr.  96 


26  June  97 

21  Aug.   97 
2  Apr.    oS 

22  Apr.    99 

29  June  99 
29  June  99I 

19  July    99 
28  Nov. 
19  Feb. 

2  May 

2  May    uu 
13  Feb.    84 

7  Nov, 


Lieutenants. 
Alex.  Geo.  Stuart,  .l/t/e  ;/.    Camp  tol     ,,  jjeg 

Major  Qeu.M.  Protheroe  ,* 

2  Richard  William  Duncan     

2  Bertram  Vaughan-Arbuckle  

2  John  William  Garwood 

2  Donald  Charles  Hugh  Maclean 

I  Audley  Charles  Pratt 

I  Harry  Othwell  Lavallin  Puxley    

1  Henry  Roland  Murray  Bourne,  Anui)  1 

Transport,  South  Africa > 

2  Charles  StuurtDadlow  Wildes     

2  William  Dr.rsdale  

2  John  Hugh  .Mackenzie 

2  William  Dfury  Shaw    

Leonard  Kirke  Smith,  Moautcd  In-) 

faiitr;/,  South  Africa  i 

1  Robert"  Drysdale 

I  Charles  Lcmprierc  Price..". 


12  Dec. 

29  May 
26  June 

28  Sept. 

29  Feb. 
6  June 

1 8  July 

22  July 
5  Sept. 
5  Sept. 
9  Dec. 

20  Feb. 

20  Feb. 
8  Sept. 


94:  10  June   96 

II  June  96 

29  July  96 

29  July  96 

4  Nx>v.  96 

96]     4  Nov.  96 

96!  24  Dec.  97 

96J  21  Feb.    98 

96 
96 
96 
96 
97 

97 
97 


HAJOB. 


27  Apr.  98 

20  July  95 

14  Aug.  95 

26  Feb.  96 

12  Aug.  96 

29  Nov.  93 

21  June  95 

17  Oct.  00 
7  Nov.  oo 


27  June  97 


99 


00 


VearB  ber 
Fall  HaU 
Pay.  Pay. 


The  Royal  Scots  (Lothian  Begimenf). 


226 


08 1  24  Oct. 

3 1  28  Nov. 

s!  29  Nov. 

51  10  Dec. 

ggl  9  Oct. 

991  7  Nov. 


2c  Mny 
5  Jvily 


i£ 


LlEOTENANTS.  I   gXP    LIEUT.  |  LIEPT. 

2  Lionel  Babinsrton  Riveuscroft j  i  Dec.    97    ig  .luly 

2  Ambrose  Upton  Gledstanes '  i  Dec.      ~         "^  ' 

2  Augustus  Frederick:  Shirley  Leggatt 4  May 

1  James  Gerald  La:iib  Searigbt  I  ]  i  May 

2  Robert  Scott 28  May 

1  Arthur  Edward  Croker   I     4  Jan. 

2  Maldwyn  Maki^ill  Haldane 4  Jan. 

Second  Lieutknakts. 

2  Hubert  Lionel  Budge,  S.  Africa  with  i  Bu 

I  Thomas  Edward  Bnssell 

George  Howard  Fanshawe  Abadie,  We^t  African  )  , 

Frontier  Force ) 

I  Thomas  Conper  Mutlie 

I  WilliHin  Keith  Rollo 

I  Edrt-Hrd  Henry  Charles  Patrick  Bellingham  ' 

I  ThoniHS  Charles  Robert  Joseph  ^i\r^.  Assistant"}  i 

District  Commissioner,  Bloemfontein S  \ 

I  Nigel  Keppel  Charteris^* j 

I  Nigel  Harry  Skinner  Fargus i 

1  Hugh  Edward  Reid I 

Hn_''h  Aunol  Stanton  Stanton  

2  Alfred  Foibes  Lumsden  1 

1  Neil  Meek  Dryburgh  {Defot) 

2  Edwin  Jumes  Mollison 

2  Frauk  Wnlter  Marshall 

2  Alfred  Percy  Hogg 

1  Patrick  Carfrae  Dalmahoy 

John  Frederic  Strathearn  Gordon 

2  Herbert  Dudley  Carlton 

.Quarter  Masters. — 2  William  Cole  Fuller,  21  Apr.  83  ; 

1  William  Henry  Harris,  13  Sept. 


'7  Captains    Smith,   Davidson,    Cal- 


18  Oct. 


T.iiw    r,     lender,  and  Dandas  served  in  the  oper- 

i9juiy    99i  ^^io„g|n  2iilulandin  1R88. 

12  Aug.  99!     !**  Second  Lieut.  Charteris  sei'ved  in 

12  Aug.    9q'  the  South  African  war  in  iSgo-iqoo  with 

23  Aug,   99]  the  Royal  Scots  Mounted  Infantry,  and 

!  was  present  in  the  operations  in  Cape 

^^  Colony  in  Dec.  iSgg,  the  engagement  at 

99   Bethulie  Bridge,  the  siege  of  Wepener, 

,:o  the  capture  of  Bethlehem,  the  march  to 

00  Fouiiesburg  under  Major  General  Cle- 

00  ments,   the  engagements  at  Stabbert's 

00!  Nek  and  Slaap  Kranz,  and  the  surrender 

00  of  the  Boers  to  Sir  Archibald  Hunter  on 

00  2gth  July  1900:  and  with  the  >^th  Divi- 

001  sion  under  Lt. General  Bundle  from 
ool  Aug.  iQoo  including  the  engagement  at 
00  Bronkhorstfontein. 


z^  No\'. 

20  Jan. 
irf  Ap". 
2:  Ap;'. 

21  Apr. 
5  May 
5  May 

19  May 
23  May 
4  Aug, 
It  Aug.   00 
27  Oct.     00 

Hon.  Captnin  21  Apr.  93 
09  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 


Faciiigf  B'ue. — Apenfn,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 

ist  Battalion  embarked  for  South  Africa,  4  Nov.  1899.     2»rf  Battalion  embarked  for  Malta,  ii  Dec.  1S90. 

'  Major  General  Stuart   served    at  the  siege   of  Sebastopol   frim    2:!n<\    April   until    severely  wounded  on 

yth'june  1855  (Medal  with  CUsp.  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  campaign  of  it;6o 

in  China,  includin^j:  the  taking  of  Sinhoand  Tangku,  occupation  of  Tientsin,  and  surrender  ofPekin  (Medal  with, 

2  Lt.Colonel  Douglas  served  in  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1S84-85  as  Adjutant  of 
the  tat  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Scots. 

'"  Major  Gostting  served  wn:h  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  188^-85  with  the  ist 
Battiilion  of  the  Royal  Scots.  ,  ^       ■  v.    u 

"  Major  Macgregor  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  18S4-35  with  the 
ist  Battalion  of"the''lloyal  Scots.     Served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  18RS. 

'-  Captain  Daoiel  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Exoedition  under  Sir  Oharl33  Warren  in  iS34-85With  the  ist 
Battalion  of  the  Roval  Scots.    Served  in  the  operation,  in  Zululand  in  :838.  _ 

'3  Major  Goold-Adams,  Captains  Versturme  and  Pollock-Gore  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under 
Sir  Charles  Warren  in  18S4-85  with  the  1st  Battalion  of  the  Roya!  Scocs. 

'*  Captain  liardiner  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  iB33. 

'^  Major  Login  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  fair 
Charles  Warren  in  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Scots.    Served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  1888. 

'6  Maio-  Bod6  served  with  the  57th  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  t87Q,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of 
Ginr^indhiovu  and  relief  of  Ekowe,  and  tltruughout  tho  operations  of  *'  Clarke  a  Column"  (U^da'  with  Clasp). 

■•^■^"lit  Colonel  Carter  served  with  the  Benin  Expedition  under  Rear  Admiral  Rawson  in  1897  as  Ad.iutant  Oi  the 
Niger  Coast  Protectorate  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Cajitjun.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 
Commanded  the  Benin  Territones  Expedition  in  1899  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CMG.  and  Clasp);  also  com- 
manded the  Qua  Ibo  Expedition  in  1&9J  (mentioned  m  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel).  ^  r      i  u 

w  Captain  Annand  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  fair  William  Lockhart  in 
:  1S97  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

Record  of  tlve  Services  of  the  1st  BattaHouThe  Royal  Scots{Lofhlan  Regiment)  Jormerly  the  1st  Regiment 
In  16-1:1  a  part  of  the  Scottish  Guards  came  to  Scotland  when  Charles  I.  was  crowned  King  of  Scotland  and  was 
placed  on  the  British  Establisb-iient  as  the  Royal  Regiment  of  Foot,  returning  to  France  immediately,  where  it 
was  known  as  "  Hepburn's  Regiment."  Tney  returned  to  England  in  1684.  and  on  the  rst  May  of  that  year  King 
Charles  II.  conferrea  on  them  the  title  of  "  The  Royal  Regiment  of  Foot  "  Netherlands  ^^^l  th^ j  ow  (  oantriea 
to  1697.  Ireland,  to  1698.  Holland,  to  1703  Germany  and  the  Low  Countries  to  1 70S  (^^^^^^s  oj  B  enheim, 
Ramillies,  and  Oudenarde).  England,  1708.  Low  Countries,  to  1713  a>attle  of  Malplaquet)  Engl^^^l  to  i^^^ 
Ireland,  to  1743.  Flanders,  to  1745-  France  and  England,  to  1746.  Holland.to  y^^-  ,^^  ^.^^  ^ oast  of  France. 
.760.  Ireland,  to  1762.  Gibraltar,  to  1775.  England,  to  1780.  West  Indies,  to  1783.  ^^g^^^f  •  ^jS?.  Irela^^^^^^ 
'  —     .'^    ,. '  . ^^  ^.     t  ..„;., i      Scotland,  1797.    Ireland,  to  1800.     Scotland,  iSoo.     West 


7^AMln!"olss^.%ly')on^^^^^  Entitled  "ist  or  Royal  Scots  Begimenf 

isfi      Scotlkmi,  to  1876     Ireland,  to  .878.    Mftfta  (Half  Battalion  to  West  Indies),  to  1SS2.  West  Indies,  to  18S4. 
South  Africa,  to  '8gi.    ISngland,  1891. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion. 
Raised  in  England  in  1684.  To  Scotland,  1688.  To  tbe  Netherlands,  &c.  1690.  To  Ireland  169S.  To  Holland. 
.70.  To  En-lSnd  and  Ireland,  .7:4.  To  the  West  Indies,  1741-  To  Scotland,  174=-  To  Ireland,  1749-  .[Called 
the  ist  or  Royal  Recriment  of  Foot!  175-.]  To  Halifax,  ,757.  To  North  America,  %f- 'f  P  "^„^  "  ,^°"*^T^„"\sK 
Tn  the  WpBt  Tndips  -v6i  To  Ent'land  1764.  To  M  norca.  1771.  To  Enpland,  1775.  To  Gibraltar,  17S4  '■Oiae 
MedUer^TeaS,  793:' To  Portugal,  °^^^^^  To  England  and  Holland  ••^""l^  «f  ^ginont-opjee)  aii^ireta^^^^^^^ 
England,  .799-  To  Gibraltar,  ,800.  To  Egynt  and  Malta,  ,80,  (received  the  badge  of  •  Es.vpt  -w  th  the  Sphinx^^^ 
To  Gibraltar,  1802.  I'o  West  Indies,  1803.  To  (Scotland,  1806.  To  India  1807  (capture  of  Nagpore)  (Ti'le  altered 
to  ist  Regiment  of  Foot,  or  Royal  Scots  1812  ;  changed  to  ist  or  Eoyal  Regiment  of  Foot  m  ;8='l-  West  Indies' 
182s  (war  of  .82^-26!  To  India  1826.  To  Scotland,  1831.  To  Ireland,  1833.  1  o  C  anada,  1S36.  lowest  Indies, 
3.  (Rilht  Wing' •v.recked^n'  1843.  taken  back  to  Q^nebec  and  rejoined  the  Left  V/ing  at  Barbadoes  in  1844.) 
To  Scotland  and  England.  ,846.  To  Ireland,  1847.  l^i  Ceplmlnnia,  1853.  TV\«Cnm^a,  185,^  To  Malta  856^ 
To  Gibraltar,  1857.     To  China,  1858  (capture  of  Takn  Forts   and  surrender  of  Peking    To  Eglam^  the 

Channel  Islands,  1864.    To  Ireland.  1865.     To  India,  1866.    (Title  changed  to      The  Royal  Scots,     ib7i,J     10 
Ireland,  .880.    To  Scotland,  1S84.    To  England,  1887.    To  Malta,  1S90. 


227 

AND 

'Eegi'^iental  District, 


] 


The  Queen's  (Royal  West  Surrey  Regiment) 


Formerly  the  2nd  {The  Queen's  Boy al).  r.«t  ua«.  E«ul  Pindee. 

(The  2,rd  Battalion  is  formed  of  the  2ud  Surrey  Militia .)   L^nd  Batt. .  South  Africa 

and   "  Vel  exu-vix  triumphant.*'  The  Roya!  Cypher 
Kqypt"  (wi 


GUILDFORD.        —  „.,.-,,■ 

The  Paschal  Lamb,  with  the  Mottoes  ;-P™n»^^.^^^^^^^^^^^ 

•PuKIN"  "BdBMA,  1885-&7         "IIB-IH. 

Geor.'e  Chetwynd    Stapylton,'  Ensigti,   15  June    39;   Ltext.    13  Jan.  43;  Capf. 
'Lt.Colonel,    ''25    Sept.    60;    Colonel,    2';   Sept.    65 


Taku  Fobts' 

Vagra'ser  Colonel.— 
Halfl     Poo  Apr. 


Pay 


Granville 

J/ii/ur,  iS  Sept. 


.s?; 


Miiior    General, 


West  Surrey  ReRiment,  23  Sept.  96. 

JDisfnef,  Mrrffmg  Ai-my^ 
28  Oct.  71 ;  Coj)(.  16  Mar.  81; 


ieutenant'oilonels.-,  John  Stratford  Colhns.»0#.,«^.»y,»C»»,«w,rf  -8^ 
,e,tl,   ra„k  ..f  Brigadier   Geuernl.   30  Oct.  99;  /"«W'.    '•Jf"- „*«  '  -^'^"' 

^Ta^'d  Ow^rFi^ir^Hfmilt^n'  ^'cw!:,^?;/;,,^:'^^;/^.]^,  W*  Af.-lea  FiM  Foree.  .it,  ra.k  ,fB.i,... 
"  rf^ref^^-T^ripr.  c^S^  '3«"^-«3i  ^"^'"•.3  July  93;  Brevet  Lt.Colonel, 

20  May  98  ;  it. Colonel,  29  Sept.  gS. 


Majoks. 

2  William  Samuel  Burrell,  ?»(i  in  Com-^ 
■mand  13  Sept.  98 ■---> 

1  Henry  Denne  Hobson,^  2nd    in    Com-\ 

mand  29  Sept.  98    S 

2  Francis  John  Pink,-  DSO.  (Bf.Lf.Col. ") 

16  Nov.  98)  S 

William  Leon«rd  Addington^ 

p.n.c.  CharlcsCirmichael  Monro" 

M.^t.c.Huberl  lO-i  Wetherall  HarciUon.^-^ 

DSO.    A.    A.     Gen.,    South    .Africa,  > 

icifh   ymd-  of  Lf.Col.  30  July  00  ) 

Robert  Daweon 

Harold     Dnnicl    Edmund    Parsons,^  / 

Army  O rtl  11  <i nee  Department  j 

Alexander  William  Taylor,'"  Adjufanf  ) 

2  Vohttifepr  Jititfalioyi  q  Dec.  95   ) 

Terence  John  B.  Dunne,  Tienerve  (Depot) 

Arthur  Elias,"  Eexerce  (Depot }   

Henry  BoarchierFowler,'-Aesert.'p(Z>f/*o^) 

Captaims. 
William  Maxwell  Tracy,'^  Majof  Arm}}  ) 

Ordnance  Deiiartment  i 

James    Gurwood  Kinff-King,'*   Chief) 
Staff  OJiver,  Colonial  Die.  S.  Africa^, 

O'Brien  Zoncn   Darrah    

Morton  Cah-erley  Coles,  Adjutant    i  'i 

Volunteer  Battalion  27  Mar.  99     j 

2  Herbert  Maitland  Cowper  

I  William  James  Theodore  Glasgow,'^) 

Adjutant  1  Dec.  98 ) 

1  Dawson  Warren**-. 

2  George  Greenhougb  Whittin,'^  Adju-  > 

tant  27  June  98 S 

2  Henrj'Ctinrles  Pilleau   

7  Arnold  Frederick  Silleni,  A><vi'f  Pro-\ 

ro^f  Marshal.  South  Africa,  7  May  00  5 

Beauchamp    Tyndall    Pell,'^  Aide  de'/ 

Camp  to  Sir  A.  Gaxelee S 

Henry  St.  Clair  Wilkins'^ 

Wilkinson  Dent  Bird,"^  Special  Service, ") 

South  Africa S 

2  Leonard  Murkham  Crofts    

Henry  Russell  Hardy,  A»ifi,iti.  Inspector\ 
of  Warlike  Storeif,  3  Oct.  00  ) 

1  Hugh  Edward  CotterilPo  

r  Frederic  Beninmin  Bissett  Pickard^^  ... 

Harry  Roderick  Bottomley^^  

Hugh  Fawcett  Warden 

George  Henry  Neale-* 

Cecil  Bartons^* 

Arthur  Mudge,^-*  S.SO.  Meean  Meer  ... 
Philip  Lenke  Stevenson,  Ttpneroe  {Depot) 
Gervase  Fred.\Vhiiehead,Sc«f>':r{Z>f7joO 
Charles    Perceval    Lyndeti    Lyuden-  ] 

Bell.^fi  Jiru'rre  {Depot)    jl 

Herbert  Atlield  Kngledue^" 

George  Kdniimd  Reginald  Kenrick,^*  > 
Siqnallitiq  Officer,  Xafal  Field  Force] 

2  Arthur  Wvndbam  Tufnell.""  Aide  de  > 

Camp  to  Brig.  Gen.  E.  O.  F.  Bamitton  > 

2  Henry  Charles  Wiiinfield 

Lieutenants. 
Charles  Edward  \Vi\son,Railwav  Staff \ 

Officer,  South  Africa    ) 

2  Hugh  William  Smith , 

1  Arcbibald   Mo.itgomery  Tringham,30> 

South  Africa ) 

2  Roland  Henry  Mangles^' 

I  Edmund  Byam  Mathew-Lannowe^* 

1  Bryan  Thos.  Clinrcher,  Imp.  Sep.  Corpt 

2  Geoffrey  Willijim  Poynder  

2  Robert  O'Hara  Livesay    

t  Maurice  Gordon  Hcath^^  

1  Wallace  Dafficld  Wrights*   

2  Arthur  Edwaril  M'Namara 

2  Ivo  Lucius  BeruiilbrdVesey 


P30  June   69 


16  Feb.    78 

29  June   78 
T3  Aug.    79 

II  Aug.   80 


5  Feb.    87 
4  May    87 

14  Sept.  87 
II  Feb,  88 
22  Aug'.   88 

6  Mar.  8g 

7  Aug.  89 

21  Sept,  89 
2T  Dec. 
t6  July 
29  Oct. 
17  Jan. 

4  Feb. 

4  Mar, 
14  Jan. 


8  Apr. 
18  Nov. 

5  Dec. 

9  Jan. 


92 


. .     _.  Feb. 

2  Roger  John  Kynaston  Mott 20  Feb. 


15  July 

17  Dec. 

1 5  Mar. 

12  Dec. 
28  Sept.  95 
28  Sept.  95 

6  May    90 

5  Sept, 

9  Dec. 

9  Dec. 
20  Feb. 


10  Sept.  75 

11  Sept.  78 
8  Mar.    81 


10  Sept.  85 
30  May    87 


30  Mar. 
1 5  May 

I  July 

22  Oct. 

10  May 

10  May 

28  Oct. 
28  Ftb. 
13  June 


31  Mar. 
27  June 
24  July 


84 


9  Sept.  82 

10  Mar.   83 
6  Feb. 

6  Feb. 

23  Aug, 

7  Feb. 
29  Aug. 
10  Nov. 

24  July 
16  Oct. 


7  May    90 
25  Nov.   90 

1  Dec.    90 

8  Dec.    90 
12  Feb.   9 


12  Apr. 

91 

26  Nov. 

91 

6  Apr. 

92 

II  Mo.y 

92 

23  Nov. 

92 

29  Sept. 

94 

ID  Jan. 

0^ 

1  July 

S: 

29  July 

ii2 

TO  Mar. 
I  Apr, 

10  May 

i6  Mar. 

20  Mar. 

22  July 
29  Sept. 

11  Nov. 

21  Nov. 
J  8  May 

28  Aug. 
6  Nov. 

18  May 
20  July 
13  Sept.  98 

29  Sept. 
20  Oct.     98 
17  Dec.    9^ 


88 


e^ 


8  Dec.    90 


24  Dec. 
12  Apr. 


12  Apr.    91 

30  Mar.    Si 

19  Sept.  84 
25  Mar.    85 

12  Apr.    91 

12  Apr.  91 

II  May  92 

29  Sept.  93 

29  Sept.  94 

I  Dec.  94 

I  Apr.  95 

t6  Mar.  96 

20  Mar,  96 

20  Mar.    96 

29  Sept.  96 
14  Mar.  97 

21  Apr. 
28  Aug. 
23  Feb. 

23  Feb. 
20  July 
79  Sept. 
20  Oct.     oa 
17  Dec.    98 

9  Oct.  99 

24  Nov.  99 
7  May  90 

30  Dec. 

JO  Aug. 

20  Apr. 

7  May 

7  May 

3  July 


20  May   o» 


29  Sept.  94 
29  Sept.  96 
9& 

97 


30  Dec. 

4  Oct. 
23  Feb. 


20  July    9a 

13  Sept.  gS 
29  Sept.  9a 

29  Sept.  90 

29  Sept.  90 

30  Dec.    gj 
17  Apr.    ^ 


6  Jnne  07- 


is:  Ser. 

all 
ay. 

Pay. 

4 

3 

3 

3 

3 

a 

a 

2 

2 

The  West  Surrey  Regiment. 


22S 


LlEVTENMNTS.  aKD  LlliUT. 

1  Paul  Wliotliam    ;     i  Uee.    9 

2  Lawrence  Dunkm  Wedd  16  Feb.    ql 

1  Charles  Edward  Knobel   '  27  Apr.    9L 

2  Charles  Frederic  Watson    8  June  qi 

2  John  Rninsford-Hannny  7  Sept.  -" 

1  Wentworih  Holder  Alleyne 4  Jan. 

I  Charles  Ravmond  Kenrick  Bacon 4  Jan. 

SfXOXD    LlBUtKNAKTS, 


... 

8 

'5 

... 

LIEtJT. 

24  Nov. 

9Q 

20  Apr. 

00 

4  May 

00 

7  Mar 

00 

23  ^ay 

00 

9  J  line 

00 

3  July 

CXJ 

&KCO>U    jjlRU  ir..*-^i' »o, 

1  Robert  Forbes  Stanley  Creek 4  Jan.  99 

1  Thomas  Weeding n  Feb.  99 

->  Paul  John  Fearon    18  Oct.  99 

2  Heo-inald  arahara  Clai'ke  iS  Oct.  99 

I  Arthur  Kerr  Noverre 6  Deo.  99 

1  Edmund  Henry  Lajioaster  20  Jan. 

l2  Sidney  Twells  Watson '     7  JJar. 

'i   Henry  D'Arcy  Medlioott  Cooke ultaf. 

2  Henrv  Noel  Alexander  Hunter ;  18  Apr. 

■>  Hui'li  Frederick  Lewis.. "^  Jf^^ 

"  James  Ernest  Cumberland  Wilcox  19  May 

1  G -orue  Non-ers  Dyer 11  Aug. 

2  Frederick  Gforge  Greenstreet   11  Aug. 

2  Georee  Stuart  Morley   :  11  Au?.    __ 

I  Ralph  Brcdhurst.HiU j  n  Aug.   00 

I  Eustace  King-King !  13  Oct.     --- 

Gerald  Adams 1     7  «ov 

Frederick  John  Roberts  rr-l  '°„°7-   ""  n-      t:.,i 

Ouurter  Ua,ter,.-i  John  James  Grubb,«  22  Feb.  93  :  Boh-  L,euf. 

^  2  John  Connors,  I  Apr.  S6;  ifon.  Oi/jdam,  I  Apr.  96.  ,„      n 

Joseph  il'Cabe,  20  June  00;  ifu-i.  Captain.  26  Apr.  92.— iZfSfJVv  [Depot). 

Fociii^sBlue.— --l5e7if«.MeRBrs.Cox  andco.  „     ,.    ,^  .  „.     oc 

..  i>  y/   ;■  „  ,n,hn.-l„tfr>r  Malta  ^±  Dec    iSoi.      ^,id  Battalion  embarked  for  South  Africa.  21  Oct.  iSig. 
,g«  Battalion  «"'''"^""'{°r  f,"'''  ^,Vr  i.rhf  Infantrv  in  the  campaiKUS  of  .840  and  1842  in  Afghanistan,  and 
1  ■  Lieut.General  Stapylton  served  m  the    3t^tL^^^^^^ 

vas  present  at  the  ^5""";''=  "^ >''lt^°°"f  JX  abad  on  14th  Nov.  and  ist  Deo.  .841,   nth  March. 

,he  tort  of  il»"\"° '^''.^y  h  "42    the  °ene4l  action  wiih  defeat  of  the  besieginR  force  under  Akbar  Khan  before 
ItlHHtafo'n'tho  ;t\  ipril,  thekoimf^    of  the  JugduUuck  heights,  general  ac.on  at  Tezeen,  and  recapture  of 
:ab'ool,  for  which  l^e 'j^'',,'' ^,=,^»^:?tn  ih°e  Bume'se  EMiedit^on  in  1885-87  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Queen's  Royal  West 
^  Brigadier  General  V^'l^^^i'^'^^fi^^  generals  Tm^'^^^^^^  P''"  "'  ''*"'  '™'' '"  command  of  a  Company  o£ 

Surrey  Regiment  '^,'^•^'';^B'.'f '^>"  Xsf™'^  irrved  [u  the  campai-n  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  IniUa  under 
aountert  infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clasps  ^-;\«\',"^B,ntSi  oT  The  Queen's  with  the  Malakan.l  Field  Force, 
Sir  William  Lockhart  m  ■897-9S  u  c<^^mm.md  ol  the  ist  Batta^  V       mentioned  in  despatches) ;  and  with 

ncludiugthe  operations  m  ^aja  "  and  the  Mohmund  cuu^^^  ^^^  ^^^^  ^^^  eniragement  on  the  nth 

^^\;mL'r'an';rtbe°opeVafZla'gatr^^  a-l  i"  ^^'^  Bazar  Valley  (mentioned  m  de- 

^patches,  Brevet  of  C"!™"^'',-)*';^*"' ^ved  in  thV  At^hkn  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar  aa 
^i  B.igadier  General  Hamilton  served  in  thoAtghan  war  in  10^^  Khoiah  (mentioned  in  despatches, 

lide  decamp  to  Lieut.General  Primrose,  and  was  preset  ^^^^  Battalion  Queen's  Royal  Wea. 

Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  mi^^^^^  Brigade  (Medal  with  Clasp); 

Surrey  Regiment,  and  '™" /^P'  '%f  "'^"''VunLinteSt  of  S  "mlliug  (meutioned  in  despatches.  Clasp), 
iuduuththe  tiazara  Expedition    n. 8,.   as  Supen^^^^^^  ^3         S  as  Deputy 

£lS^nt^=»S|£^=JwFo^ 

f^^^^^ZilcI^'^^^^'^BSi^^  -est  surrey  Regi- 

„;r.\"SefBSd!e"- Ge^:ra,toc!ha'^l7wL^rt'^rn  Stfff  Smc^^afp^^inman^a  from  November  .386  to  Augnst 

'^!'i;^.^lt'n:;  PiSn^eiVed  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .a;9^8o  as  S^ 

Line  ..Medal).    Served  with    l>%Bu™ese  Expedition  m  1886-^^^  ^^  ^^^^    _^^j  ^^  -.^^^  O  „ 

General  Lockhart,  as   Deputy  Assistant  Qua  terM«sterG^^^^^^  ^^^   j^^^^,  ^^itl^ 

Brigadier  Gene.al  Co  lett  in  tie  KarenniE.^^^^^^^^^^^  1         Kitchener  in  1896  with  the  3rd 

Clasp,).    Served  with  the  Uongola  '^•''P«'i'"™-"J    *  ""'i''  "  j  tu„o^^^^ 

Soudanese  Battalion,  including  the  ™gagement  i^^t  Firket  and  thej^perau  .  _  ^espatche-.  Clasp  to 

British  Medal,Hnd  Khedive's  Medal  with  '«  " '-■  a*l«  '   f  the  A?lTra  and  Kha,  toum  in  comman  i  of  a  Battalion  ol: 

Khedive's  Medal) ;    and  in  1898,  '■'^''^'^ing  the  1  atl  e,  of  the  Atba  a  an^l^^^  ^  ^^  Khedive's  MedaUi 

Egyptian  Infantry  (several  times  uieutvaied  '"  '  «^i;''^'''„^vB«^  --^^  ^  j^  ^^^  g^^^j,  ^j^.^^n  „ar  of 

also  .erved  lu  the  expedition  uniicr  C"lone    Kit  he^ier  against  lhe^°»  ^^,^  ^^^  s.b.eqnent  opera- 

1809-190°  wi  h  the  2n..  Batiahou  The  Qaeen  »'.'>'^^,7,'l?,  P^,J'™nS "X^"  ^^  engagements  incluoing  the  relief  of 

'■^^ri^lSii^;^^!^  the  campaign  on  the  ^^ ^:^,:^ ^^^^^t^!^  '°'=''"'  '"^ 
X897V  with  the", St  Battalion  The  Qaeen's  with  the  Tn^^^^ 

iorir^c^'^r,i^e^'e^^ui^:^^ir.^^^^^^ 

^^Si,^:J^t^^:?^miltonservedintheBu,^Expejn^ 

Royal  West  Surrey  Regiment  under  B^l'^^^^i'-'^^f,^™' ,^e^emt ,  t   Ue^^^^^^  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (twice 

paign  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitcheiierini897-98,  and  «as  I  le^^^^^^  Ciasps),  and  in  .S99  as  Deputy 

meSlioued  in  despatches,  USO.  British  ^'f''^  ■,^°'\-^^Sr  f.^i/o  ^s  of  Ihe  Osmameh). 

1lSi=lSiS3ESS|&=3  a-»» ..- .— — 

seven  months,  and  as  Station  Statf  OiHcer  at  ^^y  °"ana  Irom  uei,e^  /  gj^.  ^ymiam  Lockhart  m 

'*  Major  Kmg-King  served  m,t"e  campaign  on  the  ^"^'^^^fi^Vicld  Force,  including  the  operations  m  Bajaur 
1897-98  with  the  ist  Battahon  The  Queens  »7_^\'^^„^,'i«  *  '^'"^Xwith  the  Tirah  ExpecUtUmary  Force,  including  the 
and  the  Mohmand  country  (mentioned  m  '^^^^Pf  *  rnnnaSlrnce  of  the  Saran  =ar  and  the  engagement  on  the 
forcing  of  tbe  Sampa.ha  and  Arhanga  Passes^he^eco^naissance  o^  tn^^^  ^^^  .^  ^^^  ^^^^^  ^^^^^  (nientioned  in 
nth  November,  and  m  tbe  operations  against  tbe  Jvnam  ivuci  wu 
despatches,  Brevet  c,  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


228cf  *  The  West  Surrey  Begimenf. 

^5  Captain  Gla-^ow  served  with  t.he  Burmese  Espedition  in  1835-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the 
camnai  n  nthe  North  West  Frontier  of  India  lui'ier  Sir  WUUara  LockUart  in  1897-95  with  the  ist  BattaUon  The 
Q  I  ru  s  Tvith  the  Malakand  Field  Fi)roe,  including  the  operations  in  Bajaar  anrl  the  Mohmand  oo'intry ;  and  with 
the  Tirah  Expeditimuiry  Force,  includintr  the  t'oreiucc  of  the  Sa-npui^ha  and  Arhauixn  Parses,  and  the  operations 
against  the  KImui  iChel  Ohamkanis  nnd  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Mednl  with  two  t'lusps). 

^•^  Captains  Warren  H.nd  Whittin  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1085-87  wirh  the  2nd  Battalion  Queen's 
Royal  VVest  Surrey  Regiment  under  Bricradier  General  Lockliart  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•'  Captain  Pell  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  vVe^t  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  .VilJiam  LockHart  in 
1897-98  with  the  ist  Ratt  dion  The  Queen's  with  the  Miilakand  Field  Force,  including  the  operations  in  Bajaur 
(mentioned  in  despatches)  and  in  the  Mnhmand  country  ;  and  with  the  Tir  ih  K\-p?ditonary  Force,  including  the 
forcing  ot  the  Samjia'^^ha  and  ArbanL,'a  Passes,  the  reconnais^an'"?  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  the  eu<;a:?ement  on  the 
nth  November,  and  the  operations  asrain-^t  the  Khani  Khel  Cliamkanis  (Med'^l  with  two  Clflsp-^). 

'^  Captain  Wilkins  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  We-*t  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockbart  in 
1897-9S  with  the  ist  Battalion  The  Queen's  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  includinfr  the  forcing  of  the 
Sampagha  and  Arhan^a  Passes,  the  re'-onnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  the  engAEreuient  on  the  nth  November, 
and  the  operations  against  the  Khani  Khel  Chamkiinis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  i;iasp3|. 

'^  Major  Bird  served  in  the  Niger  Sondan  cauioaign  under  Major  Arnold  in  1896-97,  including  the  expeditions 
to  Egbon,  Bida.  and  liorin  (nientioued  in  despatches,  Bravet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Claspl.  Served  in  the  cam- 
paign on  the  North  West  Fnmtier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhait  in  1897-98  with  the  Malakaud  Field, 
Mohmand  Fiehi,  and  Tirah  Expeditonarv  Forces  ( Medal  -nith  two  Cla-^ps). 

^'^  Captam  Cotterill  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  Utriian  Khel  Column  of  the  Malakand  Field  Force  as  Provost  Marshal,  including  the  relief  of 
Cliakdara  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

2'  Ca;)tain  Pickard  ser-'ed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  ibt  Battalion  The  Queen's  with  ttie  Malakand  Field  Force,  including  the  op--!rations  in  Bajaur 
and  the  Mohmand  co  ntry  ;  and  with  the  'firah  Exp-^ditionary  Force,  including  the  forcing  ot  the  Sampigha  and 
Arhanga  Passes,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  tue  engagement  ot  the  1  ith  Novumbar,  and  the  opera- 
tions against  the  Khani  Khel  Ciamkanis  and  m  '.he  i^azar  Valley  (  vledil  with  two  Clasps). 

"  Captain  Bott  )mley  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Vorth  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  i897with  the  Malakand  and  .lotima  id  Fie  d  Force-*  and  the  Tirah  Exneditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
Served  in  the  South  Af-ican  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  including  the  operations  of  15th 
to  T8th  February'— wounded. 

2^  Captain  Neale  served  in  the  Niger  Soudan  campaign  under  Major  Arnold  in  1897,  including  the  expeditions 
to  Egbon,  Bida,  imd  Ilr.rin  (Medal  with  Olaspl.  Served  i'l  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India 
under  Sir  Wdliam  L'ickhart  in  :397-9S  with  the  ist  Battalion  The  Queen's  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force, 
including  the  forcing  ol'the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  the  engage- 
ment on  the  nth  November,  antl  the  operations  against  the  Khani  Khel  Caamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley 
(Medal  with  two  Cla^ijis). 

2*  Captains  Parsons  and  Mudge  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham 
Lockhnrt  in  1897-98  with  the  1st  Battalion  The  Queen'p  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  including  the  operations 
in  Bajaur  and  the  Mohmand  country;  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  forcing  of  the 
Sampagha  and  Arhan-ja  Passes,  and  the  operations  against  the  Khani  Khel  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

26  Captain  Lynden  -  BeU  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  18S5  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the 
East  Sun'ey  Retjriment,  and  was  present  in  the  emragement  at  Hasheen,  at  the  attack  on  the  Convoj'  on  the  26th 
March,  and  in  the  suljsequent  advance  to  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  anil  Khedive's  Star). 

-'■  Captain  Engledue  served  in  the  campaign  on  tue  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  ist  Battalion  The  Queen's  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  including  the  operations  in  Bajaur 
ami  the  Mohmand  country;  and  with  the  Tirah  Exp-?diti  mary  Force,  including  the  forcing  of  the  S.'impagha  and 
Arhanga  Passes,  the  reconnai-sance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  ih^  engagement  on  the  i  ith  November,  and  the  opera- 
tions against  the  Khani  Khfl  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  CUnpM. 

28  Captain  Kenrick  Berved  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S97-9S  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  including  the  operations  in  Bajaur  and  the  Mohmand  couniry ;  and  with 
the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Brigade  Signalling  Othcer  to  the  2nd  Brigad?,  including  the  forcing  of  the 
Sampagha  and  Arhanja  Passes,  the  ret-onnaissauce  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  the  enga/<-ment  on  the  nth  November, 
and  the  operations  against  the  Khani  Khel  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-^  Captain  Tufne  1  served  i"  ihe  campaign  on  tne  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  VVillian  Lockhart  in 
1S97-9S  with  the  ist  Battalion  The  Q.jeen's  %vitQ  the  Tiran  Expeditionary  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  forcing  of 
the  Sampagha  and  Arhaiga  Passes,  the  rec  moaissance  or  t.ie  ^araa  Sar  and  the  engage  nent  of  nth  November, 
and  the  operatiins  against  tbf>  Khai.i  Khel  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  V-Iley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served 
in  the  South  African  war  ia  1899-1900  «ith  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso 
— severely  wounded. 

^  Lieut.  Tringbam  served  ia  the  cimpaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  1st  Battalion  The  Queen's  with  the  Malnkand  Field  Force,  including  the  operations  in  Bajaur 
and  the  Mohmand  country  ;  and  with  the  Tirah  Exp edirio nary  Force,  including  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and 
Arhanga  Passes,  and  the  operations  against  ihe  Khani  Khel  Chamk  inis  and  in  the  Bazar  V^alley  (Med  U  with  two 
Clasps). 

^1  Lieut.  Mangles  served  in  West  Africa  in  1897-98,  inchidir.g  the  operations  on  'ho  Nigsr  and  in  Borgu  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^2  Lieut.  Mathew-Lannowe  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  tbe  'St  Battalion  The  Queen's  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  imduding  the  operations 
in  Bajaur  and  the  Mohmand  country ;  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  mcluding  the  forcing  of  the 
Sampagha  and  Arhan-ja  Passes,  the  reconniissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  the  engagement  on  the  1  tth  November, 
and  the  operations  against  the  Khani  Khel  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Cla-ii-). 

33  Lieut.  Heath  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  InJlia  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897  93  with  the  ist  Battalion  The  Queen's  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  including  the  operations  in  Bajaur  and 
the  Mohmand  country;  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and 
Arhanga  Passes,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  the  engagement  on  the  nth  November,  and  the  opera- 
tions against  the  Khani  Khel  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
J"*  Lieut.  Wright  ser\ed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Willia-n  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  ist  Battalion  The  Queen's  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  including  the  ojjerations  in  Bajaur  and 
the  Mohmand  country;  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  "forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and 
Arhanga  Passes,  Ihe  reconnaisf-ance  of  the  Sara-i  Sar  and  the  engagement  on  the  i  ith  November  (wounded),  and 
the  operations  against  the  Khani  Khel  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) 

36  Lieut.  Grubb  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  und^r  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S97-98  with  the  ist  Battalion  The  Queen's  with  the  Malnkand  Field  Force,  including  the  operations  in  Bajaui' 
and  the  Mohmand  conutry  ;  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  forcin<^  of  the  Sampa^-^.a  and 
Arhanga  Passes,  and  the  operations  against  the  Khani  Khel  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  -with  two 
C  las])s) . 

Record  of  the  Seruices  oftha  2nd  BattaUon  Tlie  Queen's  Royal  West  Surrey  Regiment  {formerly  the 

2nd  Regiment}. 

Raised  in  England  in  1857.  To  Malta  and  the  Ionian  Islands,  1S58.  To  Gibraltar    1862.  To  Bermnda 
1864      To  Ireland,  1865.      To  England,  1868.     To  Ireland.  1873.      To  England,  1876.      To  Malta.  1877. 
lo  India,  1878.  (Entitled  "  2nd  BattaUon  The  Queen's  Boyal  West  Surrey  Regiment,"  1881.)   To  Upper 
Burmah,  1886.     To  India,  1888.     To  England,  1894.  j       =  .  /  ff 


sC  Batt.,  Kamptee,  Bombay. 
:ad  Bate,  South  Africa. 


]; 


The  Buffs  (East  Kent  Regiment). 

Formerly  the  ^rd  (^East  Kent — The  Buffs). 
The  3rd  Battalion  is  formed  of  tlie  East  Kent  Militia. 


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Refjimcntal  Vinfricf, 
CAITTERBTJRY. 


■  VeterifraiUet^ithonore:'    Ttio  Dragoa.   The  Unite  1  Reil  and  White  Rose  with  the  Imperial  Crown.  '   BLSKHEta  __ 
"Riii[LLiK8""l)ffD8.imDE""  MicpmiUKt"  ' '  D KTti rOB-v "  "  Douuo "  "TiLiTEBA.""  Albuhbbi^^ 

"V-ItrOKIi"        "PrSESEES"         "NiVELLE"      "NifE    "        ■■OBTffEi"        "  TODLOCSE  "        "PESflNSULi 
"POffjriiE"    "  SEViSTOPOI."    "TiluFOETS"    "  SoniH    AFBtCl,  1S79  "    "  CillTBlL." 

Colonel.— Sir  JuUua  Augnstns  Robert  Raioes,'  KCB.  E.i.vja,  28  Jan.  42  ;  LI   5  Apr.  44  ;  CafL  '13  Apr.  52  : 
Ut.iIaiar,2iX-pT.sS;    Major,!  ilay  57  ;   Lt.Colonel,   171V07.   ST.    Colonel, jo   JolysS;    Major   Qeaeral, 
6  .NUrch  68 .   Li.HtMeneml,  i  Oct.  77  ;   Gen-ral.  i  .Jaly  81  ;   Coloi^l  Tne  balfa    23  bept.  82 
Lieutenant  Colonels.— i  Albert  Edward  Ommanney,''  Enmpi,  P30  Oct.  69  ;  Lt.  •'27  Oct.  71 ;  Capt.  i  Nov.  78  ; 
Jfa;or,  30  Nov.  85;  L(.Co/one/,  23  May  06;   CWoiief,  20  May  98  -,,  „  ,       ,       t, 

Julius  iatt   Back-house,*  Lt.  n  Jlay  72     ^.V^  15  Mar.  Bo;  J/.y-.r,  30  .Nov.  85  i  Lt.Colonel.  i  July  00. 


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Majors. 
1  p.s.c.  Cosmo  Huntly  Gordon,'    ^nd  in\ 

Coinmdiid J 

I  Bryan    Francis   Holme'-' 

p. tf.c.  Alfred   James   IVhitacre   Allen,'*  J 

Ansisf.  Adjutant  General,  Bengal    J 

p.a.c.  Oonrtenay  Bourohier  Vyvyan,'^'_j 
Station  Cunidt.  S.  Africi,  6  June  oo  1  ( 

I  Edj^ar  Evelyn  Ravenhill*^ i 

'2  Geore;e  Victor  Dauglisb'^    

I    Edward  Chas.   Jas.  Williams.^o    Dep.  >  , 

Assi't.  Afljt.  Gen.   S.  Africa  F.  F.. ) 

Franci'  Smitb,-'  Ses^rce  {Depot)  ^ 

Reginald  Bayard,  Adj.  3  Bn.  1  Feb.  96  ... 
Captains.  \ 

William  Henr^'  Booth  

Lionel  George  Nuttall  Eates,^^  ^a/utaiu  i  j 

1  Volunteer  Battalion  i  Nov.  97 t  1 

p.g.c.    Arthur  Lynden    Lynden-Bell.^-  >  ' 

Staff  Captain,  War  O/fice.  30  May  00  )  , 
Frederick  Knight  Essell.-^rf/.  2  Vol.Bn.  >  I 
York  and  Lancatier  Regt.  25  J"ne  96     ) 

1  Bernard  Richard  Kinneir  Tarte^    

Hy.  Cecil   de  la  Montague   Hill.  Inst.'\  '■ 

'Kfithe  School  of  Musketry,  with  ranltofV 
Jiiajor,  12  Mar.  98 ) 

2  Augustus    David  Geddes,^*  Adjutant) 

16  Felj.  98  S 

Harry     Francis     Sparrow.     Adjutant  \ 

2  Volunteer  Battalion  5  Apr.  99       ....  ,  Ji'  I 
Richard  George  Ariniue  Marrioti^^ 

1  Lewis  Iggulden  Backhouse  Hulke^'' 

Arthur  Grant  TroUope^" 

Edmond    Guy  Tnlloch    Bainbridge,^"^ 

CoDidg.   Mounted  Infantry,   S.  Africa,  > 
with  rank  of  Lt. Colo  net  ) 

2  Frank  William  Bradley  Dyne^* 

Julian  Haaler,"**^  Special  Service,  S.  Africa 

1  Charles  Clermont  Cobbe*'  

Robert  Frederick  Pearson/^  Instrnctor\ 

Royal  Military  College,  20  June  00.  ..  > 
Roger  Swetenham,  Adjutant  i  Vol.  Bn.  "^ 

Scots  Futtilieni  14  Nov.  99 > 

Robert  Kenrick  Pricf,  Adjutant  2  Vol.^ 

Bn.  South  Lancashire  Regt.  i  Jar.  00  ) 
William  Arnold  Eaton, *3D.k  A.  General,  ) 

South  Africa,  11  June  00  S 

2  Edward  Heneage  Finch  flatten'^   

2  Robert  M'Douall^'  

William  Herbert  Trevor.-'^  Assist.  Staft 
Officer  for  P  rimnerg  of  War  13  Juneooi 

Henry GuyFulljamei>SavageGregsoii,*^  ( 
Mounted  Infantry,  South  Africa... f 

i  CynlLichlan  Forter,*^ Adjutant lApr.oo 
2  Charles  Durnford  Kflynge  Greenway* " 

2  Corry  Langrisihe  Connellau,''*  Reserve  , 
Frederick    Spencer    Reeves,''   Railaay 

Staff  Officer,  S.  Africa 

3  Geoarey  Brouncker  De  Marei-^  Mairis'- 

1  Rowland  Kdward  Power,"  5.  Africa  .... 
Percival  Forbes  Bi-ine,  Reserce  (Depot)  . 
Richard  Bright, ■'  Central  Africa  Regt.    . 

2  Lionel  Charles  Edward  Knight'"^  

Charles  Patteson  Lloyd, '■'  Reserve  (Depot) 

I   Henry  Augustus  Breffney  Ternan'"    

Herbert  Humphrey  de  Bohun  Morr'S  l 
Central  Africa  Regiment      ) 

1  Samuel  Lionel  Phillpotts  Barker'-" 

2  Claude  Arthur  Worthington^*  . 

2  James  M'Bain  Ronald"' 

L1EDTKNANT8. 

1  Montgomery    Sidney    Williams.'^''     Ini-  > 

perial  Repre«eutatiot  Corps     ) 

2  Harold  Findlay'" 

:  Harry  Fearnley  Kirkpatrick'^'    

2  Henry  Hume  Chisholm  Baird"-^ , 

2  William  George  Frederick  Barnard*-*   

I  Francis  Charles  Alexander  Macnab     , 

I  Geoffrey  Turner  Devereux  Hickman   , 


LIEUT. 

28  Feb. 
13  June 
12  Feb. 


BHET.UAJ. 


I  May    781     6  Jan.    80 

3  July    79!     I  J'ljy 
22  Jan. 


23  April  81 
23  April  81 


I  J'lly  81' 

1  July  81 

2  Dec.  74' 
I  July  3i' 

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10  May  82 

23  Aug.  84 

9  May  85 


19  Mar.    821 

27  Sept.  83 

8  Jan.    85] 


14  Jan.    86;     S  May 

I  July    87I        

I  Nov.    87I        


S  Feb.  87 

4  May  87 

4  May  87 
:4  Sept.  87 

16  Nov.  87 

II  Feb.  88 

9  May  88 
19  Sept.  88 

10  Nov.  88 

3  Apr.  89 

21  Dec.  89 

3  May  90 

8  Oct.  90 

17  Jan.  9) 

9  Jan.  92 

13  Aug.  92 

19  Nov.  92 

21  Jan.  Q3 

15  Mar.  93 


25  Nov. 
10  Nov. 


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861 
I 
10  Nov.    861 


21  Jan.  91 
I  July  95 
9  Aug.   95 

15  Aug.  97 
23  Mar.  93 
3  June  99 

1  Nov.  921  16  Nov.  9bj24  Feb.   00 
27  Sept.  8oj        I23  May    02 

2  Jan.    93I        I  July    00 


2  Jan.  93: 

26  Apr.  93 

31  Jan.  94 

1  Jan.  95; 

I  July  95 

25  Oct.  95 


71  Nov.    39,  25  Oct.     95 

5  Mar.    90',  23  3Jay    96! 

25  June  96 

26  Mar,   97 
7  Apr.    97 


1  Apr.  go 
II  Julv  9c 
20  Aug.  90 


3  Dec.  go 

24  Jan.  92 

4  Feb.  92 

1  Apr.  92 

28  Sept.  92 

2  Jan.  93 
22  Mar.  93 


19  July 

93 

9  Sept. 

93 

21  Oct. 

93 

9  July 

79 

7  Mar. 

94 

7  Mar. 

04 

22  Jan. 

81 

25  Mar. 

96 

6  June 

96 

6  Juiifl 

96 

6  June 

06 

5  Sept. 

96 

12  Apr. 

26  Apr. 
4  Oct. 

I  Jan. 
15  Oct. 

25  Oct. 

17  Mar. 

11  Nov. 

2?  Mav 

25  June 
17  Mar. 

12  Mar. 

26  Mar. 
7  Apr. 

1  July 
7  Aug. 

7  Oct. 

12  Mar. 
22  Mar. 

2  Apr. 


93 


28  July  97 

2S  July  97 

12  Mar.  98 

22  Mar.  98 

22  Mar.  98 

9  Oct.  99 

II  Oct.  99 


21  Oct. 


99 


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Nov. 

99 

Nov. 

99 

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99 

Nov. 

99 

Dec. 

09 

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Feb. 

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Feb. 

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June 

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Mar. 

00 

Mar. 

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Sept 

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May 

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June 

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June 

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July 

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15  May 

97 

13  June 

99 

15  May 

07 

24  June 

99 

15  >'ay 

07 

9  0?t. 

Qi; 

8  Sept. 

97 

II  Oct. 

99 

S  Sept. 

97 

!4  Oct. 

99 

I  Dec. 

0; 

21  Oct. 

99 

1  Deo. 

97 

23  Oct. 

99 

Full 
Pay 


Half 
Pay. 


230 


The  Buffs  (East  Kent  Begiment). 


LiBUTEXANTS. 

..  Ii  Alexander  (le  Clanay  Rennick 

..  ji  Ralph  Gore  Devereux  Groves-Raines 

,.    I  Henry  Granville  Deedes  ■ 

..  li  Jason  Delves  Norton 

„  ji  Alfred  Ernest  Cres'^well 

..    2  "Walter  Grealwood'' 

..    I  Robert  Dauheny  Rose  Troup , 

..    2  Henry  Lindsay  Arc ber-Houblon"   ... 

...    2  Geoffrey  Avenell  Daniell*-- 

...  ,2  Francis  Metcalfe  RanRrnrd*"-*  

...  la  Percv  Sawdon  Harland*' 

,.,   2  Francis  Wentsvorth  Toralmson*^ 

SFCO"*n  L1RUT8NANTS. 
,..    I  Francis  Edward  Wilham  Baldwin  ... 

...    2  Ralpli  Bulkely  Manners  Wood*-' 

,,.  !2  Ed^vard  Herbert  Lynch*-' 

...  ;i  George  Barton  Taddy  Friend 

...  12  Philip  Arthur  Flower'' 

„.  |i  Leonard  Wainwright  Lucas    

,..    2  Eric  Coote  Normaa''' 

Miles  Beevor ■-• 

2  Claud  Renry  Philip  O'Haffan*^ 

Arcliibald  John  Corlett ..-■ 

I  Herbert  Walter  Grflen  

I  Charles  Palgrave  Woodward 

'i  Thomas  Trevenen  Oakes  

1  Francis  Cyril  Rupert  Studd   

2  Edmund  Bazil  Cbichester    

2  Lawrence  Fort 

Lancelot  Heory  Soame"* 


4  May 
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Quarter  Mail  ferd.— 2  George  Boon.*^^  24  June  91;  Hon.  Lieut. 

I  William  Harry  Nicholas,  Q  May  00;  B.on.  Lteu.t.     ... 

Facings  Q\i^.—lqent»^  Messrs.  Gn^c  and  Co. 
igt  BattalioH  embarked  for  A£alta,2g  Jan.  iZ>s-  ^«^  B  iff  alio  n  returnel  fe^m  Ejjpf.n)  Apr.  iS36. 

»  Sir  Julius  Uames  served  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54-55,  including  the  affair  at  Butganak,  the 
battle  of  Alma  (where  he  carried  the  Queen's  Color  as  a  Captain),  the  flank  march  by  Mackenzie's  Farm,  the 
b?.ttles  of  Inkerman  and  Tchernaya,  and  repulse  of  the  sortie  of  the  26th  October  1854;  served  as  an  Assistant 
Royal  Engineer  ia  the  Right  Attack^hroaghoat  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (severely  wounded  in  the  Trenches 
during  the  bombardment  of  the  17th  October),  and  present  in  the  Trenches  at  the  attack  of  the  Redan  on  the  i8th 
Jane  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  mentioned  in  despatches  as  "having  served  with  zeal  and  distinction  from  the  open- 
ing of  the  campaign.  Brevet  of  Major,  Sardinian  and  Tarkish  Medals,and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie) .  Served  through- 
out the  Indian  Matiny  campaign  in  1S57-59,  commanded  the  troops  at  the  assaalt  and  capture  of  Rowa  on  6th 
Jauaary  1S58  (received  the  high  commeudation  of  the  Governor  and  the  Commiuder  in  Chief  of  Bombay  in 
Council  for  **gadaritry  displayed  and  ably  conducting  these  operations");  commanded  the  Left  Wing  9sth 
Regiment  at  the  siege  and  canture  of  Awah  on  24th  January;  commanded  the  95th  at  the  siege  and  capture  of 
Kotah,  and  commanded  the  3rd  assaulting  Column  on  30th  March ;  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Chiindaree  26th 
May ;  commanded  the  Infantry  of  Brigadier  Smith's  Column  at  the  battle  of  Kota  ke  Serai ;  before  Gwalior  on  the 
17th  Jane  (speciallv  mentioned  in  despatches  by  Sir  Hugh  Rose  for  "  good  service  and  assisting  to  take  and  hold 
the  position  of  Kota-ka-Seria") ;  and  in  the  geuer.tl  action,  stjrm  and  capture  of  the  city  and  fortress  of  Gwalior 
on  igth  June  (wounded  by  a  musket-ball  in  the  left  a'-m,  specially  mentioned  by  Sir  Hugh  Ro.se  for  "  gallantry  and 
taking  by  assault  two  iS-pouuders"  and  for  "good  service  in  turning  the  guns  captured  on  the  enemA'^");  present 
at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Pouree  ou  24th  August  1858  ;  and  the  surprise  and  defeat  of  the  rebels  at  Koondrve  on 
the  19th  January  1859,  (in  addition  to  the  above  he  has  been  four  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  and  marched 
3,oDD  miles  in  command  of  the  95th  Regiment  in  Central  India.  Medal  with  Clasp,  Colonel,  and  CB.  for  distin- 
guished service  in  the  field).  As  Brigadier  General  ciramanded  the  expedition  from  Aden  into  the  interior  of 
Arabia  in  1S65-66,  when  the  troops  captured  and  destroyed  many  towns  and  forts,  including  Ussala,  the  Fudthelis 
capital,  and  seven  cannon  (received  the  commendation  of  the  Commander  in  Chief  of  Bombav  for  the  etiicienti 
manner  in  which  those  successful  operations  were  effected).  Nominated  KCB.  ■J4f;h  May  1893.  In  1899  the  Sultan 
conferred  upon  him  the  Gold  Medal  of  the  Liakat  Uhe  highest  Turkish  order  bestowed  on  foreigners)  in  further 
recognition  of  his  services  with  the  Tarkish  Army  at  Varna  before  the  invasion  of  the  Crimea  and  throughout  the 
campaign  of  1854-56. 

'  Colonel  Ommanney  served  with  the  Biff.s  in  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsala  in  1875-76  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist 
Battalion  of  the  Buffs,and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Mamugai  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign 
on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  hidit  under  Sir  Wdham  Locknart  in  1897-93  in  commiud  of  the  ist  Battalion  the 
Buffs  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  including  the  operations  in  Bajour  and  the  Mohmand  country,  with  the 
TJtman  Khel  Calumu  of  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  an<l  with  the  Buner  Field  Force,  including  the  attack  and 
capture  of  the  Tan^a  Pass  (twicre  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Colonel,  Clasp) . 

*  Lt.Colonel  Backhouse  served  with  the  Baffs  in  the  Zulc.  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements 
at  Inyezane  and  Gingindhlovu  (Medal  with  Jlasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  the  Buffs,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Klip  Drift,  and  in  command  during  the  operations  at 
Paardeberg  including  the  engagement  at  Kitchener's  Kopje,  the  engagement  at  Driefontein,  and  the  occupation  of 
Bloemfontein. 

7  Major  C.  H.  Gordon  served  in  the  Zulu  warin  1S79,  and  was  present  in  the  engagementatlnyezano  and 
in  Ekowe  d'lring  the  investment  (Medal  wita  Clasp). 

''  Major  Holme  served  with  the  Buffs  throughout  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  1875-76,  includ- 
ing the  action  of  the  4th  February  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  as  Stafi 
Captain,  and  afterwards  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  (Medal  with  Ciaap,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  Served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with 
the  TSt  Battalion  of  the  Buffs,  and  w  is  present  in  the  engagement  at  Mamugai  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in 
the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-93  with  the  ist  Battalion 
the  Buffs  with  the  M.ilakand  Field  Force,  inc'udidg  the  operations  in  Bajour  and  the  Mohmand  coantiy,  with 
the  Utman  Khel  Column,  and  with  the  Buner  Field  Force,  including  the  attack  and  caoture  of  the  Tanga  Pass 
(Clasp). 

i*  Ma  or  Allen  served  with  the  3rd  Buffs  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1875,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements 
at  Iiiyezane  and  Gingindhlovu  ( Medal  with  Clasp) .  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  In  18S4-85  ;  was  Commandant 
of  Dal-Sartcamatts  and  Rail  Head,  and  from  23th  February  to  22nd  Julv  he  commanded  the  Transport  Train 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  during  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under 
Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter 
Master  General  at  the  base  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'*  Major  Vyvyan  served  in  the  Zulu  war  :n  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Inyezane  and  at  Ekowe 
during  the  investment  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  ihe  operations  in  South  Africa  under  Sir  Frederick 
C'arrington  in  1S96  as  Brigade  Major  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal), 


War  Services  of  the  Officers  of  the  Buffs  (Ecist  Kent  Reghnent).  230a. 

"  Maior  Hnvenhill  serveil  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  T^octhart. 
in  tSot-qS  with  the  ist  Battilion  the  Buffs  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  inoliidinsr  the  operations  m  Bajour 
and  the  Mohmanu  country,  with  the  Utman  Khel  Column,  and  with  the  Buner  Field  Force,  including  the  attack 
and  canture  of  the  Tauga" Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ^      c,-    t,  ,      .  t        ■       q 

»  Major  Dauglish  served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895 
with'the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Buffs  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  2na 

^t"jIa'-o,.'wilHams  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Sei-vefl 
in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  in  .898  in  charge  of  the  Transport  arrangements,  and  in  cmnumnd  of  the  Army  irans- 
nort  Corns  with  the  British  Division  during  the  Khartoum  operations;  afterwards  as  Brigade  Major  with  Colonel 
Kitchener's  Brigade  and  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  to  the  Khordofan  Field  Force  (mentioned  m  despatches, 
Brevet  of  Majo?,  Baitish  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as 
a  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  .  „i  ■     n,„  7„i„  _„,.  „r 

•-'  Uaior  Francis  Smith  served  m  the  operations  against  the  Galekas  m  1S77-8.  Served  m  the  Zulu  war  ot 
i879,"and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Kambula-severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with 

29'°CaptainEales  served  with  the  ManiporeE.vpedition  in  1891  as  Signalling  Officer  (mentioned  in  despatches 

'*?i'capJai'n'Ann''esley  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  undCT  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
iSg7-98  with  the  ,st  Battalion  the  Buffs  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force,  with  the  Utman  Khel  Column  of  the  Ma'=.- 
kaiid  Field  Force,  and  with  the  Buner  Field  Force,  including  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal 

''"'"(SpSinLynden  Bell  served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in 
1895  as  Adjutant  of  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Bufls,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Mamugai  (Medal  with 

'"S'^Saptain  Tarte  served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95 
with  the  ist  Battalion  ot  the  Buffs,  includiug  the  engagement  at  Mangui  (-^^'dal'.vitnClaso).  Served  m  the  oam- 
pai-n  on  the  North  West  Frontier  oflndia  nnder  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  16^7-98  with  the  ist  Battalion  the 
Buffs  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  including  the  operations  in  B.ijonr  and  the  Mohmand  country,  with  the 
Utman  Khel  Column,  and  with  the    Buner  Field  Force,  nicluding  the  attack   and  capture  of  the  Tanga  1  ass 

^'i't' Captain  Geddes  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,89q-i9cx>  with  the  Md  Battalion  the  Buffs,  and  was  present 
inthe  engagements  at  Klip  Drift  and  Paardeberg-severely  wounded.  ,   n  „  i-       ♦„=  Tinff=    -.nd  was 

3^  Captafn  Marriott  served  in  the  South  African  war  m  1899-1000  with  the  2nd  Battalion  the  Bu«s,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Klip  Dritt  and  in  the  operations  at  Paardeberg  including  the  engagement  at 
Kitchener's  Kopje— severely  wounded.  ,  ■     .,  ■.„  „,    n,a  Tjnrfh  We«t 

»  Captain  Hulke  served  with  tlie  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  m  1890  Served  m  the  c^'^mpa'fm  "';  *^  N°XkIfd 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  :8g7-98  with  the  ist  Batta  ion  the  Butls  f''^  the  Ma  akanft 
Fiehl  Force  including  the  operations  in  Baiour  and  the  Mohmaud  country,  and  with  the  Uunan  Khel  Column  ot 
the  Malakand  Field  Force-wounded  (Me.lal  with  Cla'ip).  ,„,.,„  j      o-    tj„i,„..,  r  „w  ir, -.Rnt 

»:  Captain  Trollope  served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in,8g| 
with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Buffs  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  South  Alrican  war  in  1899-1903  with  l;he  ina 

^"'LtTofonef  Bainbridge  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1895 
with  the  ist  Soudanese  Battalion,  including  the  eugigement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Haf^r  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps)  Ser^d  in  the  campaign  m  the  Souda^^  tmdei 
Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1897-98,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Abu  Hamed  mentmned  in  f^^^^^^f-^^J;;'^ 
battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  (mentioned  m  despatches,  ci-evec 

!  °'3J^&r^'2;^/^Si™t  tJJl^rationsof  the  ChUralRelujf  Force  il^Sir  ^^^^^^^^ 
the  1st  Battaliouof  the  Buffs,  including  theengagemeut  at  Mamugai  Medal  withClasp)  Served  in  the  campain 
on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  "I'SgrgS  with  the  Argyll  and  Sn^^^^^^^ 
Highlanders  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force,  and  with  the  ist  Battalion  the  Buffs  with  the  Malakand  R 
including  the  cperations  in  Bajour  and  the  Mohmand  Country,  with  the  Utman  Khel  Co  mn,  and  "''^  the  Buner 
Field  Fo?ce.  including  the  .■n.tack  and  rapture  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Clasp),  served  '"  '  '^^fo'ith  Afucnr^war  m 
,899-. 900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  the  Buffs,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  KlpDi  it  the  oreratmns  at 
Paardeberg  including  the  engagement  at  Kitchener's  Kopje,  the  engagement  at  Driefontein,  and  the  occupation  a 
^«Ta'puim"kasIer  served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  I^w  in  189^ 
with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Buffs  including  the  engagement  at  Mamugai  (Medal  with  ,'-'^^l''-  Served  nth^ 
campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  m  ;897-98  ^'th  the  Aigj  II  and 
Sutherland  Highlanders  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force,  and  wiU,  the  ist  Battali  ui  of  the  But?,  with  the  Ma  akan^^ 
FiWd  Force,  inclu.ling  the  operations  iu  B.i.iour  and  the  Mohmand  Country,  with  the  Utman  Khel  Column,  oiut 
with  the  Buner  Field'Force,  including  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  '  anga  Pass  (V"'?-^;!;'  „  .  „  .  ^  „„;,,  ,0.,  „n]^ 

"  Captain  Cobbeservedthroughoutthe<.i,erations  of  the  Chitral  RehetForce  under  bir  Robe.  tW 
the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Buffs,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  i^t  Mamugai  (Medal  with  Clasp)      S^rv«^^ 
the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  Imlia  under  Sir  W  illiam  Lockhart  m  '897.98  with  the  ist  Bjlta  mil 
the     Buffs  with  the   Malakand  Field  Force,   with  the  Utman  Khel  Column,  and  with  the  Bunei   i- icld  f  01  ce, 
including  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Clasp).  ,  „  ,    c  c     „„  „„rio,.  «i,- Robert  Tviw  in  i8q'; 

■"  Captain  Pearson  served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Chitral  Relief  .f°>„=«^°>J<'%S.i  Robert  1/w^^^^ 
with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Butts  as  Regimental  Transport  Othcer  (Medal  with  Cl?.sp)     beTved  "?  t^°  "a^P^^'l^ 
on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  un.ler   Sir  Willia.n  Lockhart  in  '897-93  as  Adpi  ant  to  the  -^t  BaUaUon  tue- 
Buffs  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  with  the  Utman  Khel  Column,  and  with  the  Bunei  Field  Jiorce,  mciuain„ 
the  attack  and  c-ipture  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Clasp).  p,,i,,„i  B„,i„f  p,,^p„  ,,nder  SirRobert  Low  in  1895  "-itli 

"  (_'aptaiii  p:aton  served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Chitral  Rebel  l>  orce  >™%  °'V-7^^"lj  i!'„„Uer  of  India 
the  ist   iattulin,,  of  the  Buffs  (Me.lal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  campaign  «"  'he  IJ"'''^,^,;^^-,^^', V°"J'^''[„';;u^ 
under  .Sir  William  Lockhart  in  ,897-98  with  the  .st  Battalmn  tlje  durts  with  the  Malakaiid  Iiold  t  o^ 
the  engagement  at  Landakai  and  the  operations  in  Bajour  and  tbo  Mohmand  country  with  the   Utman  Kuei 
Column,  and  with  the  Buner  Field  Force,  including  th»  attack  and  capture  ot  the  ™nga  Pass  (CU.p) 

1.  Captains  Finch  Hatton  and  Worthington  served  in  the  South -Yrican  '™  ,'"  'Sw-'^°°;rberg    iiS^^^ 
the    Buffs,  and   were  present  in    the  engagement   at  Klip  Drift,  the  oi»™   °'1?„^'  .^^.^J"^^^^ 
.  engagement  at  Kitchener's  Kopje,  the  engagement  at  Driefontein,  and  the  occupation  of  Bloemfon^^^^^^^ 

«  Captain  M'uouall  served  thi  oughom  the  operations  ot  the  Uhitral  Rf  he  1^  orce  u„  ,e^  ^  r  Robeu  Low  n  9. 
with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Buffs,  aud  was  present  in  the  e!;;-!a2ements  at  P  ko  a  Rnei  ^'^'^-^^p-^,  i^  the 
with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battal  o,,  the  B  1^^^^^^  the  engage- 

engagement  at  Klip  Drift,  the  operations  at  Paardeberg  including  the  engagement  at  Kitchener  s  Kopjc,  tne      b  s 
meut  at  Driefontein,  and  the  occupation  of  Bloemtontein.  r  ci„,.„a  „„,i„,.  «;,.  Robert  Low  in  189; 

«  Captain  Trevor  served  th.oughout  th«o|,eratious  o.  the  Chitral  ^.ehef  Foi^e  undei   bii  Robei  t  L^^^^  9. 

with  the  .St  Battalion  of  the  Buffs,  moludiug  the  engagement  at  Mamug,u.\Iedal  with  Clasp)      berve^ 
canipaigu  ou  the  North  West  Kroiitier  of  Indui  under  Sir  Wi  ham  L->ckhart  in  -^S'-sS  a'  Assistant  ,1  „ 

Othcer  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  with  the  Argyll  and  Sutherland  H'S^'hiu.l-TS,  with  tue  Maa^ana^^^^  ^^ 

including  the  operations  in  Bajour  and  the  /ohmandcouutry    with  the   Um^^^     K^iel  C^,  umn    a^^^^  ^^.__.^^^ 
Buner  Field  Force,  including  the  attack  and  capture  ol  the  l*"K;'/?'^'lJ^'I'^P';„J'„„t  at  Klip  Drift-severely 
.war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  the  Bufls,  and  was  iiresent  in  the  engagement  at  n.,  p 

"ciptin  Gregson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,89,-,9«  with  the  Mounted  Infantry,  a^d  took  part  in  the 


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lations  at  Orange  River  of  13th  December  1899— severely  wounded. 


2},oh  War  Services  of  the  Officers  of  the  Buffs  {East  Kent  Begiment). 

"  Captain  Porter  served  throuehont  the  operatimisof  tbe  Chitral  Relief  Force  unrler  Sir  Roljert  Low  in  1895  with 
the  i8t  Battalion  ofthe  Bufft*.  includintr  the  engasrcment  at  Mamugai  (Medal  with  Cla»p).  Served  in  the  campaiiu 
on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Willi  iux  Lockhart  in  1397-93  with  the  i-t  Battalion  the  Buffs  with 
the  Malakiind  Field  Force,  includiner  the  operations  in  Bajour  and  the  Mohmand  country,  «ith  the  Utman  Khel 
Column  as  Regioiental  Transport  Officer,  and  with  the  Buner  Field  Force,  including  the  attack  and  capture  o*" 
the  Tanga  Pass  (Clasp). 

^^  Captain  Greenway,  Lieuts.  Archer-Houblon,  Daniell,  Ransford,  Harland,  and  Tomlinson,  Second  Lieuts. 
AVood,  Lynch,  Flower,  Norman,  O'Hagan  and  Trueman  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  the  Buffs. 

5"  Captain  Connellan  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  eujyac^ement  at  Inyezane  and 
jit  Ekowe,  and  during  the  investment  at  Ekowe  (Medal  wiih  Clasp). 

^'  Captain  Reeves  served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895 
with  the  isC  Battalion  of  the  Buffs,  including  the  engacrement  at  Mamugai  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  L  )cktiart  in  1897-08  with  the  ist  Itattalion 
theBuffs  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  including  the  operations  in  Baiour  an  I  the  M  ihm md  counirv,  witn'the 
Utman  Khel  Column,  and  with  the  Buner  Field  Force,  including  tho  attack  and  capture  of  the  Tauga  Pass 
(ChisD). 

^''  Captain  Mairis  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  as  Adjutant  2nd  Battalion  the  Buffs,  and  was 
jiresent  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  operations  on  the  Tugela  including  the  engagements  atj  Spion  Koii,  Zwartkop, 
Vaal  Krantz,  Monte  Christo,  and  Pieter's  Hill,  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith. 

^^  Captain  Power  served  throughout  tbe  operations  o(  the  Chitral  llelief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895 
with  tne  ist  Battalion  of  the  Bulls,  including  the  engagement  at  M.imugai  (M-'d^il  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  unrier  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-9S  with  the  1st  Battalion, 
the  Buffs  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  including  the  operations  in  Bajour  and  the  M  >hmand  country,  wittithe 
Utman  Khel  Column,  and  with  the  Buner  Field  Force,  including  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  Tanga  Pass- 
wounded  (Clasp). 

^*  Captain  Bright  served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with 
the  ifit  Battalion  of  the  Buffs  including  the  eugageuient  at  Maraugai  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign, 
on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  i»t  Battalion  the  Hu  is  with 
the  Malakand  Field  Force,  including  the  operations  in  Bajour  and  tbe  Mohmand  councry,  with  the  Utrua  1  Khel 
Column,  and  with  the  Buner  Field  Furce,  inoludinir  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  Tanya  Pass  (CK«p). 
■^'"'  Captain  Knight  and  Lieut.  Findlay  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  [8^9-1900  with  the  Mounted  Infantry. 
'*'  Captain  Lloyd  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  iu  i8-i5-36  tMd,lal,  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

5'  Captain  Teman  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1S97-98  with  the  ist  Battalion  the  Buffs  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  including  the  operations  in  Bajour 
and  the  Mohmand  country,  with  the  Utman  Khel  Column,  and  with  the  Buner  Field  Force,  including  the  attack 
and  capture  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'•'^  Captain  Barker  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  ist  Battalion  the  Buffs  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  including  the  operations  in  Bajour  and 
the  Mohmand  country  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'''  Captain  Ronald  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2ud  Battalion  the  Buffs,  and  was  x^resent 
in  the  engagement  at  Klip  Drift,  the  operations  at  Paardeberg  including  the  engagement  at  Kitchener's  Kopje,  and 
the  engagement  at  Driefontein— severely  wounded. 

*-  Lieuts.  Williams  and  Kirkpatrick  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  ist  Battalion  the  Buffs  with  the  Buner  Field  Force  including  the  attack  and 
capture  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'^  Lieut.  Baird  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  the  Buffs,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  Klip  Drift,  the  operations  at  Paardeberg  including  the  engagement  at  Kitchener's  Kopje,  the 
engagement  at  Driefontein,  and  occupation  of  Bloemfontein  ;  was  Signalling  Officer  to  the  13th  Brigade. 

*'*  Lieut.  Barnard  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-08  with  the  ist  Battalion 
the  Buffs  with  the  Buner  Field  Force,  including  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1Q00  with  the  Mounted  Infantry. 

*'''  Lieut.  Greatwood  served  in  the  South  A  rican  warin  1^99-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  the  Buffs,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagements  at  Klip  Drift,  Paardeberg,  and  Driefontein,  and  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein. 

"'  Lieut.  Boon  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  BattaHon  the  Buffs,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagements  at  Paardeberg  and  Driefontein,  and  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein. 


zst  Butt. 
2ad  Hatt. 


Aldersbot. 
,  bouth  ^rica. 


The  King's  Own  (Royal  Lancaster  Regiment).  jji 

]Forinerhi  the  4th  {The  King's  Own  lio)iid).    r         ^  TH 
(The  3i'd  anil  4tli  Battalions  are  fonueJ  of  the  1st  Lancashire  I  Sesimental  Ditiri.f 
-^Il'-tia-)  L    LANCASTER. 

The    Lion  of  England.       The   Royal  Cypher  vrithin    the   Garter.     "  Coednna  "  "  Badajoz  "    "Salamanca" 

•■  VtTTOBlA  "  '*  St.  SBBASTIAN  "  "  NiVB"    "  PuNINSULa"  "BLADtNSBCBG  "  "  WaTBBLOO  "  "  ALUA  *'  "  IkKKBUAM'* 

"  Setastopol  "  "Abyssinia"    "  Socth  Afeica,  1S79." 

Colonel. — c.  Sir  William  Gordon  Cameron, i  ITCB.  Entigii,  24  May  44  ;  Ensign  and  Lieut,  ^iq  May  47  ;  Zf, 
i  Capt.  ''15  July  53;  Sl.Jliijor,  24  Apr.  55;  Major,  23  Oct.  57;  Bt.Lt.  Colonel,  3  Feb.  63;  Oo/ojic;,  15  Aug. 
68  ;  Major  Gen.  25  June  7S  ;  Lt.Gen.  17  July  SS  ;  General,  21  Jan.  93;  Co/owei  Lancaster  Reg t.  16  Jan.  94. 

Lieutenant  Colonels. — 1  John  Rowlandson,'* iie-u^.  10  Jan.  72;  Captain,  22  Sept.  80;  Major,  7  Oct.  gi  ; 
Lt. Colonel,  26  June  97. 


PaT 


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MAJOB..  2ND  LIBUT. 

2  Frank  Broadwood  Matthews,'  ind  in  "^ 

Command  27  Feh.  o:t  )  ' 

1  Ernest  Augustus  Fred.  Carter,'  2«rf  )  ^^  jj 

in  Command,  29  Apr.  00 > 

Walter  Henry  DatHn  22  Jan. 

.  Thos.  Cameron  Fitzgerald  Somerville  22  Jan. 

2  Guy  Audonin  Carleton 14  Jan. 

2  Antoine  Dominique  Thome    23  Oct. 

2  Charles  Gerard  Barton 22  Jan. 

Godfrey  Leicester  Hibbert 


Captains. 
WilloughbySeymourBnrton,.^i/n^ann 

T  roZun^eer  £a^^iZioH  27  July  97    ...S 
Alex.     James    Kmg,^^     Commanding^ 

KimherUii  Mtd.  Corpi,  with  rank  (^y 

Lt.Colonel  J 

William  Houghton  (Depot) 

Walter  James  Mangles     

Jno.  Hy.  Ar.  Boyce,  Ji0'.4  B«.  15  Jan.  96 
Leslie  Falkiner  Jonn  de  Vere  Stokes,  ( 

Central  Africa  Segimnit    ) 

John  Haliburlon  Laurie 

William  Sandbach 

John  Archibald  Paton 


BBBT.ILAJ.I 


15  July    761 
20  Mar.    80 


78 

79  27  Dec. 

79  I  July 

80  I  July 
80  I  July 
81 1  1  July 

6  Feb. 


18  Apr.    8s 

II  Aug.   86 

1  Feb.  88 
21  May  88 
21  May    83 

2  Oct.  83 
26  June  89 

19  Aug.  91 


12  July    03 


16  Sept. 

26  June 
29  Sept. 
25  Not. 
25  Jan. 
23  Feb. 

27  Feb. 


14  May    84,    8  Oct.    911  ' 

12  Nov.    34,  27  July   92    i6  Nov.  9S 


14  Jan. 


...  ,2 


Donald  Maxwell  M'Lachlan.^rf/K^aiO 
I  Vol.  Bn.  Roijal  Fusiliers,  5  Feb.coj 

Gerald  Lindsay  Palmes    

Fredk.Montsomerie  Carleton.'^*  DSO.  ) 
Aide  de  Camp  to  MaJ  Geu.A  S.  JVi(,i)iei 

Thomas  John  ilarker 

Jas.  Gordon  Turing  Bruce,  Pai/  Dept. 

John  Malise  Anne  Graham-' 

Aylmer  Richard  Sancton  Martin,  \ 
Adjutant  2  Nov.  09  {t'-mp.) y 

John  Henry  Lloyd,  Adjutant?  Oct.  97 

1  Francis  Shand  Byam  Johnson 

James  George  Constable,  Pau  Depf.    ... 
Alfred  M'Nuir  Byke^,  Special  Serclce,  r 

South  Africa S 

2  William  Agur  Lander  Lethbridge  

2  George  Reginald  Stephens    

2  Robert  Gabbett  Parker 

I  Reginald  East.  Karl  Donajowsbi   

LlBUTBNASTS. 

I  John  Henry  Morran 

1  Robert  Nelso:i  Dobson 

2  Nigel  Lucius  Samuel  Lysons 

1  William  Beresford  Molouy 

2  Chas.  Edward  M'lver  Morrison  {Depot) 

1  Thomas  Dare  Jackson  

i  Edwanl  Frederick  Thrupp  

2  Heuiy  Kenny  Clough    

Oswal     Cui.hber>     Borrett,     Special') 

Sercice,  South  Africa S 

2  James  Arundel  Nixon 

2  Eric  Fi-ancis  Hausburg  (Depot)    

2  Andrew  Uuncau  Mmtague  Browne 

2  Charles  Walter  Grover 

2  Washington  Chailes  Thomas  Hibbert 

2  Arthur  Herbert  Broome  Foster    

2  Russell  Mortmier  Liickock 

2  Thomas  Charles  Reginald  Higgins    ... 


So 

I  July 
12  Nov. 
6  May 

81 
84 
85 

23  May 

85 

2  Sept. 

7  Feb. 

25  Aug. 

85 
8s 
86 

87 

22  Sept. 

59 

SS 

22  Doc. 

3q 

S8 

I  Apr. 

90 

SS 
89 
89 

ir  June 
21  Nov. 
19  Aug. 

90 
90 
91 

91 

20  Jane 

9= 

92 
9^ 
93 

14  Oct. 
21  Oct. 

15  Nov. 

94 
95 
95 

94 

4  Nov. 

96 

95 
95 
96 
96 

4  Nov. 
13  Jan. 
10  June 

9  Feb. 

96 
97 
97 

9S 

4  May 

12  Sept. 

3  Oct. 

10  Nov. 
6  July 
9  Nov. 

4  Mar. 

13  Aug. 
IQ  Oct. 

23  Dec. 

12  Dec. 

6  Mar. 
29  May 
26  Feb. 

3  Sept. 

25  ilar. 

24  Mar. 
tsMay 

15  May 

8  Sept. 
1  Dec. 

16  Feb. 

4  May    y-    *3««—    — 

7  May    9S I    5  Feb.    gd 

11  Feb. 
20  May 

20  May 

12  Aug. 

9  Dec. 
9  Dec. 

17  Feb. 
14  M;ir. 


iS  June  01 

2  May  94 

8  June  94 

25  Jan.  95' 

24  July  95 
21  Oct.  95 

4  Nov.  96 1 

13  Jan.  97] 

23  Mar.  98 
ti  May  981 

It  May  9S, 

25  Jan.  00 
25  Jan.  00 

25  Jan.  00 

25  Jan.  00 

25  Jan.  00 

5  Feb.  CO 

24  Feb.  00 

24  Feb.  00 

27  Feb.  00 

27  Feb.  oD 

3  Mar.  OD 


96  13  Nov.  97      9  Majors    Matthexv    and    Carters 

97  9  Apr.  98  served    in     the  Zulu    war  of   1879 
97  28  May  9S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
97  6  Jan.  9Q      16  Lt.Colonel   Rowlandson    served 
97  25  Apr.  99  in  the  Zulu  war  in  iSyg  (Medal  with 

97  j6  Aug.  99  Clasp). 

98  25  Jan.  00 
25  Jan. 


99  23  Feb.    00 

09  23  Feb.    00 

99  24  Feb.   00 

99  24  Feb.    00 

99  27  Feb.  00 

99  3  Mar.  00 

00  21  July    00 

00  25  July    00 


Second  Lieutenants. 

1  OwenMostvn  Conr^n   ,  10  Apr. 

2  Leveret  Beverley  Webster '  t8  Apr. 

■     ^  '■  21  Apr. 

21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 


:  Fiederick  George  Theobald 

1  jHmes  Eric  Mackay    

2  Frank  Cornewall  Naper  . 
2  Eugeue  Von  Brockdoi-ff    . 

1  Cyriil  Henry  Ncwcome  Hardinge   21  Apr. 

Hugh  stackaou>e  Wiight   2:  Apr. 

2  Arthur  Lleivelyn  Edward  Meredith    ...      5  May 

I  John  Caddy  \     5  May 

I  James  Maclaren  Young  5  May 

I  Christian  Gibson  Phillips    j     5  ^^i" 


Full 
P;iy. 


Uaii 
I'iiy. 


331a  The  Kiuffs  Oi'ju  {Royal  Lancaster  Begimenf), 


Second  LiEUTtHANTfi.  | 

I  Henry  Deardeii  Matson    19  May    00! 

I  Rowland  Money I  X9  May    00 

I  Georg'^  Ernest  Weatherhead  f  23  May    oo; 

I  Hans  Robert  Sparenborg 23  May    00 

Ronald  Jasper  CargiU   n  Aug.   00 

Qtiartri-Mas/ers. — 2  Charles  William  Jepson,  i  July  96  ;  JTon.  Lieut, 
1  George  Wilson,  24  5'eb.  00  ;   Ron.  Lieut. 

Facings  lilyxQ. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox,  and  Co. 
\itf  Batfalion  returned  from  Suigapure,  26  March,  1900.      2nd  Battalion  embarked  for  South  Africa  3  Dec.  rSgg. 

'  Sir  W.G.Cameron  served  in  the  Grenadier  Guards  during  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854,  including  the  battle 
of  Alma  and  siege  of  SebaPtopol  as  Assistant  Engineer  right  attack.  Was  severely  wounded  on  the  zgth  October 
while  in  command  of  the  Volunteer  Sharpshooters  of  the  ist  Division  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  Knight  of  the 
Legion  of  Honor,  sth  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Commanded  the  3rd  Regiment  German  Legion 
with  commission  of  Lt. Colonel  from  May  1855  to  November  1856,  out  of  which  time  seven  months  in  Turkey. 
Commanded  the  ist  Battalion  4th  King's  Own  tlegt.  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  and  was  present  s.t  the 
action  of  Arogeeand  capture  of  Magdala  (mentioned  in  Lord  Napier's  despatches  as  hnving  "won  his  admiration 
by  the  manner  in  which  he  has  commanded  his  excellent  Regiment,  and  the  soldier-like  spirit  which  by  his 
teaching  and  example  he  hi\s  so  well  fostered  aud  maiutained,"  Brevet  of  Colonel,  CB..  and  Medal). 

i'^  Lt.tL'olonel  King  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8g6  with  the 
Camel  Corps,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th 
Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Merial,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps) ;  in  the  operations  in  iSq?  iClasp  to 
Khedive's  Medal)  ;  and  in  1S98,  includiog  the  battles  uf  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Brevet  of  Major,  two  Clasps  to  Khedive's  Medal). 

'2  Captain  Carleton  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  with  the 
4tii  Soudanese  Battalion,  iucludingthe  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafi,r(mentioned  in  despatches, 
British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99  as 
Acting  Staff  Officer  to  the  Mendiland  Expedition,  including  tbe  Songo  Town-Kwala  Expedition;  afterwards 
with  the  Karene  aud  Protectorate  Exped.tions  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in 
the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  Ladysmith  Relief  Force  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  A.  S.  Wynne, 
and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  17th  to  24th  January,  1900,  including  ihe  engagement  of  Spion  Kop — slightly 
wounded. 

'^  Captain  Graham  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1897,  including  the 
capture  of  Abu  Hamid  (mentioned  in  despatches,  British  Medal,  aud  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasij)  :  and  with 
the  expedition  in  1898,  including  the  exp^iitir.n  to  Sheudy,  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (mentioned 
in  despiitches).  and  tne  relief  of  Gedaref  (4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  two  Claspi) ;  and  ia  1899  in  the  finul  advance 
against  tli&  Kualifa  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Sirdar  (4th  Class  of  the  Osmani^h).  Served  in  the  South  African  war 
in  1S99-1900  on  Special  Service— severely  wounded. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Baflalion  The  King's  Own  {Royal  Lancaster  Reginient)j~^fonnerly  tJie 

4th  Rerjhnent. 

Raised  in  1S-.7.  Proceeded  to  the  Ionian  Islands  1859.  To  Mtilta,  1864.  To  Halifax,  N.S.,  1866.  To 
England,  iR53.     To  Katal,  1878.     To  India,  1880.     To  England  1S96. 


istBatt.,  S.  Africa 
andBatt.,  S.  Africa. 
3rd  Bait.,  Bradford. 
4tli  Batt.,  York. 


The  Northumberland  Fusiliers. 

]  Formerly  the  ^th  {Northumherlund  Fusiliers'). 

(The  5th  Battalion  is  formed  of  the  Xorthumberlaiid  Militia. 


[ 


5^" 

Ilegtmeutal  Distvii 
NEWCASTLE. 


232 


*'QuoFuta  oocunt."  Sc.  Georgeandthe  Drasron.  The  XJuited  Red  and  White  Rose,  with  the  Royal  Crest.  **  Wilhelu- 

STAHl"    '*  ROLBIA  "  "VlillBUA"    "  OoRUNKa"    "  B  USA  CO  "   *'  ClUDAD  RODRIGO  "    "  BaDAJOZ  "    "SaLAMANCA  "  "  Vll- 
TORIA  "  "NiVKLLE  "     "OkTHKS"    "  ToDLOUSB  "    "  PeXINSCLA  "    "  LUCKNOW  "'*  AFGHANISTAN,  l873-8o,'* 

"  Khabtouu." 
Colonel. — George  Bryan  Milman,'  CB.   Major  of  the  Tower   of  London  ;    znd  Lieut.    P24    May   39  ;    Lteuf, 

20  Sept.  42 ;  Capfiiin,  ^29  Oan.  47  ;  Major,  30  Sept.  57  j   3 f.Lt. Colonel,  24  Mar.    58  ;    Colonel,  30  Mar.  65; 

Major  General,  i  Mar.  70 ;  Lieuf.freneral,  30  Dec.  84 ;  Colonel  Korthumberlaiid  Fusiliers,  2g  May  99. 
Lieutenant  Colonels.— T  Charles  Gilbert  Colvin  Money,-  CB.  Lt.  29  May  72;  Cupf.  i  Sept.  i>2i  Major, 

gDec.  Qi;  Lt. Colonel,  23.  Nov.  gj, 

Hon.  Charles  LambtonT^  Z)SO.  £^  31  May  77 ;  Capf.  2s  Ju\j  Sj;  Major,  21  Jeiu.gs;  Lt.Cclouel,  17  Feh.  00, 
4  Thomas  Graves  Lowry  Herbert- Armstronj:?^  znd  Lieut,  ig  Dec.  77;  Lieut.  3  April  78;  Capt.  24  Jan.  85; 
Major,  27  Jan.  93;  Lt.Colo7itl,  17  Feb.  00. 

William  Eden  Sturges,  2nd  Lieut.  30  Jan.  yBiLieiU.  7  Jan.  80;  Capt.  4  May  85 ;  Major,  30  Jan.  95^ 
Lt. Colonel,  15  Aug.  00 ^ ■ 


29 


24 


2ND  LIEUT. 


II  May 
22  Jan. 
14  Jan. 

31  Jan. 

II  Aug. 
9  Feb. 


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.Majocs. 

2  Dudley  Strathesrn    Stewart,   nud  in ) 

Command  17  Feb.  00 .* 

Edmiiud  William  Dashwood,"  2>td  in\ 
Command  17  Peb.  00 ) 

4  p.a.c.  Wm.  Henrj-  Sitwell''  (B*-  TA.  Co:.  > 

i6  Nov.  gi),  2<id  in  Comd.,  23  Oct.  ooj 

3  St.  George  Chas.  Henrv'  (Bt.Lf.ColA 

6  July  99  ;  Colonel,  14  Mar.  ool  Comdg.  J- 
a  Regt    of  iltd.  Infantry,  S.  Africa..) 

5  James  Foster  Riddell,'"  impci-iai  iic- ) 

presentatice  Carpn 3 

PerCT  Fras.  Lambart,'*  Eeserce{Depot).. 

2  Cyril  Eenry  Leigh  Jainos'^  ..  ^ 

p.f.c.   Kdward  Severm  Heard-* 

William  Albert  WiUmott 

4  Douglas  Sapte"  

I  Edward  Walter  Fletcher';  

Percival  Spearman  Wilkinson, "/as^. 
Gen.   Gold  Coa^f  Constabnlart/ 

rank  of  Lt.  Colonel     

Gerard  Fredericli  Towlertou  Leather, ) 

Adjutant  ;,  Battalion  6  Apr.  gi    i  

Captains. 

4  Arthur  Frederick  Dawbius 

Arthur    Edward    Lowther    Crofton,  i 

^li/.  3  T'o/.  ii».  15  June  96   .t  

2  Jlon.  Jlurrough  O'Brien  ...  26  Feb. 

Ii  Robert  Henry  Isacke-'  14  Sept. 

I  Samuel  Herbert  Enderby^ ]  21  Aug. 

Henry   Sandys    Ainslie,    seroing     in )  ,, 

ilalatl  States  Guides    J        i  Jiai. 

1  Francis  Charles  Turner   14  Sept.  87 

2  William  Somervell    2  Oct.     89 

1  Spencer  Charles  Ferguson  =* 16  July    9c 

2  Clement  Yatman I  29  Oct. 

2  Francis  Bntton  -Morley^ I    8  Oct. 

HenryEdmundBurleigh  Leach. -Irfju-')  |       ,, 
tan't  4  Bat.  Yorkshire  Segt.  1  May  99  j  ^     =  "^"J 

2  John  Arthur  Coghill  Somcrville !    9  Jan. 

I  Arthur  Jex-BlakePercival-' :  20  Feb. 

1  Charles  Edward  Fishbourne.'^  Adju-  1 

tant  1  Oct.  99    i 

3  Edwd.  MorrisiIoulton-Barrett,^Ad-l 

jutant  27  June  00    S 

2  Charles    llichell    Aloysius    Wood.^'}  1       ™ 
Adjutant  17  Dec.  99   jl  '9  ""v. 

Hugh  Trevor  Crispii;^" '   18  May 

Stanley  Smyth  i^'lower,  seroing  in  Egypt    26  Apr. 

4  Colin  Lawrauce  Macnab  to  Oct. 

3  Ernest  Gregorie  Cathn^'    loOct. 

2  Walter  Cecil  Wright  '  18  May 

Thonas  Herbert  Shoubridge,'-  DSO.  | 

StafCnptain,  Satal     ) 

I  Sydney  Colvin  Biroh^ ,  19  June 

1  Charles  Arthur  Armstrong |  10  Oct. 

3  Frank  Bevau '  20  Feb. 

2  Basil  Thorold  Buckley"  ■  20  Feb. 

3  Harry  Stanley  Toppin^"    20  Feb. 

4  Henry  George  Lynch-Stauuton^' 12  Dec. 


LIKUT. 


1  Jan. 
I  July 
I  July 


So*     1  July    81 


81 


CA.PTAIN.      I    BUfiV.UAJ. 


27  Jan. 

13  Nov. 
10  Apr. 

10  Apr. 

iS  Nov.  89 


I  July 

28  Oct.     71!    I  Oct. 
9  Sept.  82    15  June 
83I  ir  May 
S3   23  May 

85 
85 


I  Mar. 
25  Aug. 
9  May 
23  May 


23  Apr.    86 


28  Apr.   86 


24  Oct. 
15  Dec. 


UAJOB. 

23  Sept.  96 
23  Nov.   77 

21  Jan.    93 

5  July   99 

10  Jan.    00 

22  Feb.  86 
17  Feb.  00 
17  Feb.  00 
17  Feb.  00 
17  Feb.  00 

I  July    00 


27  Oct.     94     8  July   99     I  July   00 
21  Jan.    95         .Mw. 


25  Aug.  86!  27  Jan. 
17  Nov.  86  15  May 
90   29  Dec. 


27  Jan. 
10  Apr. 
9  Nov. 


90 

91 

go    II  May    q2 


22  Oct. 
22  Feb. 
18  Aug. 
18  Sept. 


90 1  23  Mar.   92 

91      8  Feb.    93 

17  Oct. 


9  Apr. 
18  June 


27  Oct. 
21  Jan. 


95 
95 
95 

96, 

96 1 

99^ 

971 
97 
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92'     3  Apr.    95 


92 
9-1 
91 
91 

92 
S  Mar.    93 


.,  WilfridHubert  Wild, Adjutant  igMayoo    29  May 

3  Robert  Christopher  Baron  Lethbridgc^    28  Sept.  95    17  Apr. 


15  May 

21  July 

19  Dec. 

9  Aug. 
17  Oct. 
24  Apr. 

iS  June 

6  May 

20  Dec. 

10  Apr. 
26  Aug. 

I  Oct. 

11  Aug. 

10  Mar. 


Jan. 
5  Aug. 

26  Aug. 

I  Jan. 
7  Dec. 

21  Jan. 
9  Apr. 

22  Dec. 

27  Jan. 

27  Jan. 
17  Feb. 
17  Feb. 

17  Fob. 

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17  Feb.  00 

9  May  00; 

9  May  00 

9  May  00 

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981    g  May  00 

95j  12  Ma.y  001 

96   12  Ma.y  00 

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12  Jan. 


4  Francis  Powell  Braithwaitc    ;  28  Sept.  95 

4  Hubert  Chase  HalP' |  29  Feb.    go 

Alfred  Reid,  Ueierce  (Depot),  (Lient.  2 

JJurham  Militia,  g  June  75  ;  Capt.  4 

Btl.Durham  Lt.Inf.  7  Nov.  77;  Major 

do.io  Oct.gi;  H0n.Lt.C0l.26  Sept.g4V 

EdwardErnestWiUiams,  jfi-ctH.yirit*)  I  .,. -w-  5    21  Jan.    gS 

West  .ifrii-an  Frontier  force  i  j  "^  "       '    ^  ' 

3  Austin  Claude  Girdwood^'  >     6  Tune   96    22  Apr.    9S| 


I 


12  May 

19  May  00; 

I  July  00 

I  July  ooj 

I  July  ool 

26  Apr.  oo 


I  July 
I  July 


LiBUISNAXIS, 

t  Francis  Leycester  Feating'"  

1  Frederick  Raymond  Coates*' 

2  Hubert  James  Cecil  Rostron  

I  Claude  Wreford  Wreford-Brown«   

Arthur  Wilmot  Rickman,.-lirfe  de  Camp  1 
to  Major  Gen.  E.  G.  Allen,  1 1  Apr.  ooi 


5  Sept.  96  8  Apr.  gg; 

9  Dec.    go  i  Ma.y  gg' 

24  Mar.    97  22  Oct.  gg: 

15  May    g7  24  Nov.  gg 

26  May    97  12  Dec.  gg! 


Fnll|Half| 

Pay.;  Pay. 


■233 


The  Northumberland  Fusiliers. 


Lieutenants. 


2  Arthur  Montaffu  Gibbes    5  Jan.  98 

2  Harold  Richard  Samlilands    ..  22  Jan.  98 

2  Arth.Cvril  Langstou  aardman  Jones  ...  16  Feb.  98 

2  Henrv  Branston  Wftrn-ick   4  May  98 

2  Johnllubert  Matthews 4  Jan.  99 

1  at.  John  Edward  Montagu   4  Jan.  99 

2  Henry  Francis  Stobart '■ 18  .Ian.  99 

Godwin  Rupert  Wake 26  Apr.  99 

Lisle  Uleukinsopp  Coulson 20  .May  99 

2  Arthur  Duncombe-Shafto j8  Oct.  99 

2  Harold  John  Stanton  Stanton    18  Oct.  99 

2  Waller  Trrwhitt  Bromaeld i8  Oct.  99 

I  George  Millais  Janes 6  Dec.  99 

3  Albert  Edward  .Jacob  Wilson 20  Dec.  99 

I  John  Weddall  Nelson 3  .Ian.  00 

4  Edward  Pius  Arthur  Riddell {  21  Feb.  00 

1  Richard  Godwin  Coles   7  Mar.  00 

3  Charles  Noel  Andrews  Grjham '  7  Mar.  00 

4  ifoii.Nigel  CharlPsGathorne-Hardy   ...  7  Mar.  00 
4  Charles  Siidliir  Musgrave  Trench    17  Mar.  o-j 

2  George  Anth  >nv  Woods 4  Apr.  00 

4  Apr.  ooj 

4  Apr.    ooj 

4  Apr. 
4  Apr. 


LIBUT. 

"iTFebT^ 

17  Feb. 

17  Feb. 

17  Feb. 

17  Feb. 

17  Feb. 

17  feb. 

17  Feb. 

17  Feb. 

17  K'eb.    I 

17  Feb.    . 

17  Feb.    c 

17  Feb.    : 
9  June   I 
g  June   < 
9  Juoe   00 
9  June   00 

25  Aug.   00 

25  Aug. 
5  8ept.  00 
5  Sept.  00 
5  Sept.  00 


5  Sept.  00 

28  Nov,  00 

28  Nov.  00 

28  Nov.  00 


I 


17  Apr.  99. 


Is  Joseph  Hediey  Henderson 

1  Lionel  William  Peppi  de  Hochepied  ( 
Larpent J 

4  Harry  Chamberlin  Oxley       

3  Alexander  Frederick  Douglas 

2  John  Edmund  Valentino  l»aac  '   18  Apr. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

3  Ralph  Geral  1  R  tson     18  Apr. 

I  Albert  Geor^re  L'E^trange  Le  Gallais  ...    18  Apr.    00 

4  Harold  Walter  Archer   t8  Apr.    oO| 

I  Brvan  Evans 18  Apr.    00, 

Reginald  Heber  Percy  18  Apr.    00^ 

1  Gerald  Percy  Westmacott 2t  Apr.    oo] 

2  Herbert  Da'intesey  H  ill  ^  21  Apr.    00 

2  Robert  St.  John  Willans  '  21  Apr.    od| 

I  Evelyn  Bos?awen  Gordon    5  May    00 

John  Maxwell  Lyte    19  May    00 

Graham,  Agnew 19  May    00' 

T  DavidJjertr.imOgilvie  FreemanMitford    2?  May    00 

3  Claude  Barrar  I  Lewe-i  Dashwood 23  May    od 

I  Arthur  Cecil  Temperley  23  May    00 

4  Beauchamp  Tudor  St.  John     23  May    00 

Hugii  Francis  BUir 30  May    00 

Daniel  James  Sweetzcr 4  Aug.   ooj 

Thomas  Vere  Levinge 4  Aug.   od[ 

Wslhen  Arthur  Waller 11  Aug.    00 

Sidney  Hardinge  Kershiw 11  Aug.   oo| 

BernaVd  CruddrtS ii  Aug.   00 

William  Norman  Herbert ti  Aug.   00 

4  Robert  Thomas  Kavanagh  Auld  it  Aug.   oo 

Henry  George  Quin    11  Aug.   oo 

Quarter  MuKters. — 2  .la.mes  Thomson,  17  Apr.  Sg  :   lion.  Capf. 
I  James  Bett,**  26  July  03;  Hon.  I'ienl. 
4  John  Wallace,  28  March  00;  Jlon,  Lieitf. 

3  ArtiiUr  Cornwall,  7  Apr.  00 ;  Hon.  Lieut.  .vt  ti  -rs 

Thomaa  Michael  .Murray,"  30  Nov.  81  :  Jlon.  Cupfuiii,  30  >ov.  gi—llfterce  {.Depot). 
Fucin<(»GotUngGr(;en.—i^en(»,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
i»(  Baltalion  rmbarkvdfor  Sontli  Africj,  16  Sept.  1899.     2r.rf  Baltalia,,  en.b<irked for  South  Africa,  4  Nov.  1899. 

1  Lieut  General  Milman  was  present  in  the  action  at  Maignnge  and  at  tlie  relief  of  Lucknow  in  Nov.  1S5T, 
CommandPcl  a  Detacliment  during  the  advance  on  the  Dilkoosha  and  Mirtiniere  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  and  grant  of  a  year's  service)  ;  served  with  the  5th  Fusiliers  m  Outran;  s  force  at  the  Alum- 
ban-h  in  all  the  operations  of  the  succeeding  months,  including  the  capfur)  ot  Lucknow;  also  in  the  Oude  cara- 
pai"-n  of  1S58-59,  including  the  capture  of  the  Firts  of  Shuiikerpore,  Amatee,  and  Oomrea,  and  action  at 
Dounderkeira,  where  he  commanded  the  advance  guard  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  CB.).  [See  also  Civil 
Decorations  for  Gallantry,  p.  786.]  t.  o  •  ,     .•  1 

2  Lt  Colonel  Money  served  in  the  campaign  iu  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  1898  in  command  of  ilie 
1st  Battalion  Northumberland  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB. 
British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  occupation  ol  Crete  m  1898.  Served  m  the  South 
\frican  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  present  at  the  engagements  at  Belmont  and  Enslm.  ... 

"  ''  Lt  Colonel  Hon.  C.  Lambton  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S9S  with 
the  ist  Battalion  Northumberland  Fusihers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentio-ned  m  d'spatches, 
D.SO.  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  .Medal  with  Claspl.  Hervei  in  the  South  .Vfrican  war  111  1899-1900,  and  was  pre- 
sent in  the  engagement  at  Modder  River  (mentioned  in  despatches).  .        O  f,       ■  I     .  T, 

~  Maior  Dnshwood  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  1898  with  tiie  isit  Bat- 
talion Northumberlaii.l  Fusiliers,  and  was^reseut  at  the  battle  of  Khart  .um  (4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  British 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp  I .  Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1898.  Served  m  the  South  Alrican  war 
in  1809-1Q00  with  the  Kimberlev  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Belmont— dangerously  wounded. 

«  Lt.Colonel  Sitwell  served  in  the  .\:ghaD  war  in  i83o  1  Medal).  Served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  under 
Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895  with  the  Special  Service  C.n-ps  (S  ar).  Sen-ed  in  the  campaign  m  the  Soudan  under  Sir 
Herbert  Kitchener  in  1807  including  the  desert  march  from  Suakin  to  Berber ;  in  1S98,  including  the  engagement  at 
Shebalia  (severely  wouiidedl,  the  expedition  to  Shendv,  and  the  battles  of  the  Atbara and  Khartoum  (twice  mentioned 
in  despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  three  Clasps)  ;  and  in  1899  in  commando!  the  14th  Soudanese 
Battalion  in  the  pursuit  of  the  Klialifa  to  Gebel  Gedeed  (Clasp  to  Khedive's  Medal). 

»  Colonel  Henry  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  KitcheBer  in  1S96  with  the 
Camel  Corps,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Haflr  (mentioned  in  desnatches,  British 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps) ;  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Soudan  m  1897  (Clasp  to  Kliedive  s 
Medal)  ;  and  in  the  Soudan  in  1S96  with  the  ist  Battalion  Northumberland  Fusiliers, and  was  present  at  the  battle 
of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  the  ouerations  at  Gedaref  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt. 
Colonel,  Clasp  to  Khedive's  Medal)  ;  and  in  the  operations  in  1809  resulting  in  the  final  defeat  of  the  Khalila  m 
commiiud  of  the  Camel  Corps  of  the  Flying  Colnmn.  and  was  juescnt  iu  the  eugagemdnts  at  .ibu  Aadel  and  Om 
Dnbreikiit  (mentioned  in  despatches,  bifcvet  of  Colonel).  ..t      1.       i.     1      j 

'"  Major  Riddell  served  thro  ghout  the  Hazara  campaign  in  iPSS  with  the  2nd  Battalion  ^ol•thumbe^land 
Fusiliers  (mentioned  m  despatches,  Medel  wii  h  (.'laspi.  . 

11  Major  Lambait  served  in  the  .\t'ghan  war  in  1S78-S0,  including  the  affair  at  Darouta  Fa's,  the  expea  tion 
to  the  Kumar  Valley  and  the  destruction  of  Fort  .\bdul  Khan  (Medali. 


The  Xui'tliumherland  Ft'.sHit'rs.  s^-^a 

«  Maior  James  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitclicner  in  iSgS  with  the  i5t  Bat- 
allon  Northainherland  Fusdiers,  and  wa?  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
with  Clasp).     Served  iu  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1S98. 

'*  Major  Heard  served  throughout  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1888  with  the  2ad  Battalion  Northumberland 
Pdsiliers  {Medal  with  Clasp). 

16  Major  Snpte  served  in  thecaaipaignin  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSgS  with  the  ist  Battalion 
•^orth'imberlaud  Fasiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with 
Jlasp).     Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  It  iSgS. 

-7  Major  Fletcher  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Northumberland  FusUiers  throughout  the  Hazara  campaio-n  m 
:383  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSg^-tgoa,  and  was  present  at  the  enfagement  at 
Stormberg.  "^ 

>8  Lt.Colonel  Wilkinson  served  in  the  operations  on  the  Niger  in  1897-98,  and  took  part  in  the  expedition  to 
3iama  (mentioned  in  desoatches.  Brevet  of  Mtjor,  Medal  with  Clasn). 

SI  Captain  Isacke  served  with  the  2nd  Battahon  Northumberland  Fusiliers  throughout  the  Hazara  campaign  in 
t883  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

M  Captain  Euderljy  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S9S  with  the  ist  Bat- 
alion  Northumberland  Fasilier->,  aud  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
ivith  Clasp).    Served  iu  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1898. 

**  Captain  Ferguson  served  in  the  ca  npaign  in  the  Soudan  untler  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8q3  with  the  ist  Bat- 
alion  Nirthumbarlaud  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khavtoum  (British  Medsil,  ami  Khedive's  Medal 
with  Clas])). 

^^  Captain  Morloy  served  with  th?  ex-oedition  to  'i'ambaka  country.  West  Coast  of  Afric%,  in  1S92,  inc  uding 
,h,e  canture  of  Tambi;  was  also  present  in  the  opera'ims  against' the  Sofas  in  :893-9|  (Meial  with  Clasp). 
Served  during  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  as  Staff  Officer  to  the  Officer  Commanding  the  Kirene  Expedition  — 
ilightly  wounded  (Clasii). 

='6  Captain  Percival  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist  Bat- 
alion  Nortliumberland  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
vith  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1895-1900,  and  was  present  in  the  engagsment  at  Moiider  River 
mentioned  in  despatches). 

37  Captain  Fishbourne  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Sondan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist 
battalion  Northumljerlaud  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Msdal,  anl  Khedive's 
Jedal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  occupation  of  C'rete  in  iSgS.  Served  iu  t'le  South  African  war  in  1899-1900 
vith  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Belmont — severely  wounded. 

^*  Cai)tain  Moulton- Barrett  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  with  the 
St  Brtttnlinii  Northumberland  Fusiliers,  and  wa^  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's 
rfedal  with  ('liis]>).     Served  in  the  occupati'  n  of  Crete  in  189R. 

^Ciiptiiiii  Wood  served  in  the  campaign  m  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S98  with  the  ist  Battalion 
■Jorthumiierlaiid  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with 
Jlasp).     Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  iSgS.     Served  in  ihe  South  African  w  ir  in  1899-1905. 

3"  Captain  Crispin  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  SoudHn  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  with  the  ist  Bat- 
alion  Northumberland  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  thebattle  of  Khartoum  (British  Med;il,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
vith  Clasp).    Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1S9S. 

^'  Captain  Catifin  servarl  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  L^ckhart  in 
1897-98  wit^i  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  th^  2nd  Bartahon  Yorksbire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
lapture  of  the  Sarnpagha  aid  Arhanga  Passes  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Mitdan  (s^rerely  wounded),  in  the 
■econnaissance  nf  the  Saran  Sar  and  engagement  of  nth  November,  and  in  th.'  operat'ous  against  the  Khani 
Cheel  Charnkanis  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

3-  Captaia  Shoubndge  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  Wes'.  Frontier  of  ladia  under  Sir  Wil'iam  Lockhart 
n  1897-98  with  tbe  Tirah  Expeditioaary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Dn'setshird  Regiment,  and  was  pre-ent  in 
he  engagement  at  Cbagra  Kotal,  at  the  capture  nf  Dargii,  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes, 
he  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar,  and  the  operations  in  the  Warai  and  B  tra  Valleys  {cnentioned  lu 
lespatches,  DSO.  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps).     Sei"\ed  in  the  South  Africai  war  in  1899-1:503  on  Special  Service. 

^^  Captain  Birch  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Ncjrth  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
897-98  wiih  the  Tifah  Bxpeditimary  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Duke  of  Cornwall's 
jight  Infantry  (Medal  with  two  CUsps). 

3*  Captain  Buckley  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8g8  with  the  ist  Batta- 
ion  Northumberland  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
vith  Clasp). 

^  Captain  Lynch-Stannton  served  in  the  camjiaigu  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the 
St  Battalion  Northumberland  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's 
dedal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1898.   Serve  I  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900, 

2^  Captain  Toppin  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist  Batta- 
on  Northumberland  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
vith  Clasp).    Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  i8o3. 

^'  Captaia  Lethbridge  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8gS  with  the  ist 
iattalion  Northumberland  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's 
ledal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  occapation  of  Crete  in  180S. 

33  c  iptain  Hall  served  in  tho  cami)aign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S9S  with  the  ist  BattaUon 
rorthumberland  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Kheilive's  Medal  with 
;^lasp) . 

^'  Captain  Girdwood  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  with  the  ist 
lattalion  Northumberland  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  aud  Khedive's 
Viedal  with  Clasp). 

«  Lieut.  Festing  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Sondin  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the 
St  Battahon  Northumberland  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  th^  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  aud  Khedive's 
■ledal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1898. 

*>  Lieut.  Coates  served  in  the  ca  npaign  in  tho  Soudau  undsr  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the 
st  Battalion  Northumberland  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battleof  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  aud  Khedive's 
ledal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  hi  iSgS. 

*^  Lieut.  Wretbrd-Brown  served  in  tue  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  with  the 
St  Battalion  Northumberland  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's 
ledal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  GGCUi)atifn  of  Crete  in  i8q8, 

'  ■**  Lieut.  Bett  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i8Sr  with  the  Mjuuted  Infantry  of  the  Natal  Field  Force.  Served  m 
he  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  1898  with  the  ist  Battalion  Northumberland  Fusiliers, 
,ndwas  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
iccupation  of  ('rete  in  1S98. 

«  Captain  Murray  served  with  the  sist  Light  Infantry  in  the  Jowaki  campaign  in  1877  (Medal  with  Claip). 
lerved  in  the  Afghan  War  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at*  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Jerved  with  the  Burmese  Kxpediiion  in  1886  till  the  close  of  18S7,  and  for  some  time  officiated  as  Staff  Officer  t» 
he  5th  Brigade  Upper  Burmah  Field  Force  (two Clasps). 


234 


iTH 


^egiinental  District 
WARWICK. 


] 


Tiie  Royal  Warwickshire  Regiment. 

Fonnerhj  the  6th  {Royal  ist  Warwiclshire) . 
The  5th  and  6th  Battalions  are  formed  of  the  Ist  and  2nd 


Warwick  Militia  respectively.) 
The  Antelope,    the  United  Red  and  WMte  Rose,  l^;'.'.V?Hrv'?cLr"  "  NiTgI 


[ 


St  Ratt.,Fort  St.George, 
liadras. 

rd  Bat-t,,  South  Africa. 
3rd  Rait.,  Malta, 
^th  Batt.,  Colchester. 


]  Years'  Ser 
I  Full  1  Hail  Colonel. 
Pay.  I  Pay. 


Rolbia"   "Vimieba"  *'Cobunna" 
"  '*  SodthAfkica,  1846-7,  1851-2-3  '^ 

'ATBABA"    "  KH4R1'O01I." 

Frederick  William  TraiU-Barroushs,'  CB.   ViceLUnt.ofOrin>,yandShttlaml,En,lgn^'^i-iiAr 

7  p«Bnt-, -CaBfain    P.o  iNov.  54 ;  Jii-ecrf  Jf.ijor,   20  July  58  ;  ifa;or,  22  Oct.  62  ;  X^  Co?one(, 

ioku  "64;  CobLt  loXul'ltTMaicr  a.,\tal,  .6  Mar.  So;  LI.Qemral.  z  July  8.;  Colonel  Warw.ck.hire 

Lifuttt,''col5n-'eir.-'/-waiougbby  Edward  Gordon  Forbe,,^  CB  En.ign,  ^xo  Nov.  6, ;  Lieut.  .8  Oct.    7. ; 

CaWa,,^  .  June  8>  ,   .V.yo,-    .,^S^^^^^^ 
^  ^Th^r''w'Ji\la/n°Pran.''jackso;!  ^,:i;,r. ' 2V'&ay  \l;   U^ut.  22  May  76;  Captal.,  .2  Feb.  84  ;  Maior, 
,  alrten  ldVard?l°rw/n.'  tR"^f^-.T».-  ,^  ■-  Ca.M.n.  4  Jane84  ;  Maior.  6  Aue.02,  Lt.Colonel,  3  Feb.oo. 


Majoks, 
3  Henry  Weston  Helyar,  ind  in  Command  ) 
26  May  qS ■> 

1  Herman  James  Shelley  Landon.'  2)irf  ) 

in  Command  3  Feb.  c»  ;  South  Africa... J 

'^  Percy  Rice  Mockler."  2ni  in  Command  I 

I  Apr.  00 • —  ^ 

2  OsbornAugustiu  Chambers' (Df/ioO  

p.f  i-.LancelotEdw.Kiggell,  Dep.Astist.  \ 

Ad).  Oen.  South  Africa  Field  Force  ...  i 
KenlielhEilwardLean,'"  Special  Sercice,  ( 

South  Africa  •■■•••  ' 

p.a.c.    General  Francis   Ellison,    Drp.  \ 
AffM.AdJ.  Gen.  South  Africa  F.  i.  ...  ) 

J  Heruert  Kussel!  Blyth"  

4  p.g.c.  James   Kidgeway  Dyas'^ 

2  Lewis  Edward  Mornce 

1  Vere  Staunton  Smyth ...... 

Frederick  George  Francis  Browne,"  ) 

Adjutant  6  Battalion  iS  May  98 j 

2  Gerald  Denne  Armstrong  

Robert  Dundaa  Whigham,'*  A.D.C.  to  I 

Major  General  H.  A.  JIaedonald  i 

Gregory  Haines,  Seserce  {Dc^ot)  


2nd  LiECT. 

7V 


30  Jan. 

22  Jan. 

22  Jan. 
14  Jan. 


17  May   79   20  Sept, 
12  Feb.    81 ;  29  Nov. 


86 


22  Feb. 


22  Jan.    Si 


CiPIAISS. 

3  Herbert  Radclylle  Vaughan  Adjutant  1 

6  Apr.  00 ■-;   > 

CharlesConran  East,'».l<J;'«(ii«' 2  »  o(ii«- ) 
teer  Bn.  East  Surrey  Beat.  1  Mar.  99...  i 

John  Ford  Elkinston   

Archibald    John     Stephen.*  Maunsell,  I 

Adjutant  Malta  Militia  1  Dec.  99  ) 

2  Arthur  Colthurst  Herbert  

John  Frederick  William  Boyce,  Adj.  3  ) 

Tot.  Bn.  Gloucester  Begt.  15  Sept.  00    ) 

Edw.  Lyim  Allen.  Adj.  5  Bn.  28  Aug.  99 

2  Charles  Edward  Menzies  Pyne 

Alex.  Deane,  .drf;.  1  Vol.  Bn.  27  Dec.  98... 

3  Walter  Latham  Loriag    

4  Thomas  Diver 

1  Francis   Alfred    Earle,"  Adjutant  12)1 

Feb. 98    i  I 

4  William  Francis  Leader  

2  Vincent  Rnudolphe  Pigott'"  

1  Richard  Henry  Leigh  King  Brinkley I 

Clement  CarrWrigley,  JrwyOninaiiceDiyi.. 

2  St.  John  Augustus  Cox    ' 

1    MacGregor  Greer,'*  Special  Ser.,  W.  A.  . 
ii  Owen  Davy.- Rigg"   

2  William  Denziloe  Sanderson-" 

3  William  Maynard  Carlisle  Crowe    

5  Henrv  Glanvdle  Allen  Moore'^'    

Neville  Travcrs  Borton,-'t  ai-m"^  iriW<'> 

tile  Eqijptian.irmy  3 

Arthur' Seymour  Toogood,^" 

1  Frederick  George  Skipwith^  

Eric  Mailden  Murray,  Paij  Department... 

I  Henry  Everard  Neave 

3  Alexander  Young  Spearman^'    

I  Arthur  James  Poole - 

12  Charles  Edward  Etches'* 

[4  George  Norman  Bowes  Forster^^ 

'4  William  Charles  Christie^' 

1  John  Basil  Roland  Bacchus-^  

I  Robert  Henry  WatkinBrewis^i   

'4  Herbert  Pearson  Creagh  -  Osborne,^ ) 
1        Adjutant  12  June  oD    3 

13  Dudley  Alec  Lacy  Day^' 

3  Ronald  Forbes  Meiklejohn'^ 

Henry  King,  Iteserie  (Depot)  

'4  Addis  Delacombe,  Pag  DepaHment 

3  Lewis  Wentworth  Johnson 

4  George  Kynaston  Cockerill,"  D.A.A.') 
General,  Sou'h  Africa i 


22  Apr. 
I  July 
10  May 

I  July 

10  May 

9  Sept. 

I  July 
14  May 
14  May 

7  Feb. 

7  Feb. 

9  May 

9  Aug. 


IBKV.  BIAJ. 


24  Feb. 

31  Oct. 

3  Apr. 

29  June  87 

IS  July   91 
29  May 


4  Sept. 
I  Dec. 
1  Dec. 


84 

85  24  Feb, 
85  3  Mar.  92 
85  3  Mar.  92 
73I  =5  Apr.  83 


25  Nov.  85   31  Mar.   92 


14  Sept. 

s?! 

16  Nov. 

!<7 

6  June 

88 

23  Mar. 

89 

26  June 

89 

21  Sept. 

89 

jg  Nov. 

S7 

14  Sept. 

87 

25  Mar. 

91] 

21  Sept. 

89! 

9  Nov. 

Sgl 

3  Oct. 

00 

9  May 

88 

1 7  Jan. 

91 

25  July 

o-i 

2  Sept. 

91 

29  Mar. 

90 

20  Feb. 

92 

T2Mar. 

92 

9  Apr. 

92 

18  May 

92 

i3  June 

92 

18  June 

02 

ig  Nov. 

Q2 

20  May 

en 

21  Oct. 

91 

12  Dec. 

04 

28  Aug. 

95 

28  Sept 

95 

5  Sept 

¥ 

5  Sept 

96 

6  June 

94 

23  Sept 

.96 

II  Feb.    S3 


30  Jan. 
30  Jan. 
23  Aug. 
25  Aug. 

10  Nov. 

5  June 
5  June 
i3  Sept. 
1  Dec. 

11  Mar. 

8  June 

19  Mar. 
14  Jan. 

8  June 
i£  Jan. 

20  Jan. 
13  July 
23  Sept. 
13  July 
25  Jan. 

3  Mar. 

21  Sept. 

19  Apr. 
23  Jan, 
25  Oct. 
iS  July 
16  Dec. 
25  Dec. 

3  Apr. 
10  Jan. 
12  Feb. 

6  Apr. 

6  Apr. 

6  Apr. 

6  Apr. 

6  Apr. 
19  Aug. 
10  Sept. 

8  Mar. 

26  June 


6  Aug. 
25  Jan. 

3  Mar. 

9  Dec. 
16  Dec. 


I 


25  Dec. 

q6 

24  Feb. 

98 

6  Apr. 

98 

6  Apr. 

98 

6  Apr. 

98 

6  Apr. 

98 

4  May 

98 

iSMay 

98 

28  May 

08 

I  June 

98 

I  June 

98 

I  June 

98 

10  Aug. 

98 

10  Aug. 

98 

3  Sept. 

98 

21  Sept. 

98 

5  Apr. 

99 

e  Apr. 

99 

5  Apr. 

99 

5  Apr. 

99 

5  Apr. 

99 

I  Dec. 

99 

I  Feb. 

00 

3  Feb. 

00 

19  Feb. 

00 

17  Mar. 

00 

.7  Mar. 

00 

21  Mar. 

00 

I  Apr. 

00 

I  Apr. 

CO 

I  Apr. 

00 

4  June 

84 

22  Aug 

00 

8  Sept 

.  00 

;ii  Feb. 

99 

j6  Nov. 


3  Mar.  93 

17  Dec.    97 

24  Feb.  93 
3  Mar.  92 
6  Apr.   98 

1 8  May   98 

i3  Apr.  98 

23  Dec.  98 
:  Apr.   99 


The  Royal  WarivicksJdre  llegiment. 


234a 


LlKUTHNANIS. 


Philip  Eustace  Besam'^  10  Feb. 

4  Percy  John  Foster    ;  24  Mar. 

i  Harold  Charles  Hart    [     6  Jane 

15  May 
15  May 
22  Jan. 
26  Feb. 


3  GeorEje  Ry field  Taylour 

2  John  Egerton  Leigh 

2  Cameron  O'Brien  Harford  Methucii  

2  Ed nard  John  Morewood  Harvey 

2  Chas.  Geo.  Massie  Blomfield,  ilonnied) 

Infant  ry.  South  Africa  y 

4  Alfred  Sherrington'Alitchell  

2  James  Arthur  Moffat 

2  Claude  Douglas  Hamilton  Moore 

3  Gerald  Maurice  Ponsonby 

Percy  Keeling  Carre,   Special  Service,^ 

West  Africa  j 

3  Robert  de  Conrcy  Lyons 

3  Henry  George  Allen  Thomson 

2  Douglas  Henry  Victor  Bengough   

3  Edmund  Gray  Stuart  Trueli  

2  George  Anne  Fredk.  Aubrey  Whitehead 

3  John  Henry  Dives  Co-^teker    , 

3  William  Montague  Darvill  

I  Ralph  Hamilton  Smythe  

I  Guy  Bro'ik  Marriott 


6  Apr. 
4  May 
4  ^ay 
4  May 

7  May 

7  May 
7  May 
7  May 
7  May 
7  May 
3  Aug. 
3  Aug. 
3  Aug. 

3  Aug. 
15  Oct. 

J  6  Nov. 

4  Jan. 
4  Jan. 
4  Jan. 
4  Jan. 

t8  Jan. 

17  May 
20  May 
20  May 
20  May 
20  May 

2  Aug. 
20  Jan. 
4  Apr. 
4  Apr. 

i:  Apr. 

18  Aur. 
George  Dermot  Martin    I  18  Apr. 


William  Ernest  Wn  lter_Elkiugton,  Offf/.  ^ 
Wolseley  ... ) 


Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Q.  B 

■3  Norman  Percy  Clarke 

J  Charles  Bingley  Benson 

3  Ronald  Hugh  Walrond  Rose 

1  Geoffrey  Delves  Broughton    

■  I  Aubrey  Liebert  Field    

14  Ambrose  Boxwell 

Ii  LofLus  de  Vallentin  FitzGerald 

!i  Edgar  John  de  Pentheny-0' Kelly 

'.■2  Stephen  Seymour  Butler 

1 1  Lewis  Jeremy  Jones 

2  Henry  Albert  Kaulhach  

4  Bertraud  Gorges  Reginald  Gordou 
2  Arthur  Reginald  Sinclair  Allea  ... 
2  Charles  Beauman  Hore  

j  Second  Likutenantb. 

'.1  George  Weston  Bond    

14  George  Hams  Hodgson 


Henry  Edward  Morritt 

3  Cosmos  Charles  Richard  Nevill  

I  Demetrius  Williams 

4  JoLm  Bertram  Haddon 

3  James  Malcolm  Mackenzie 

1  Basil  Henry  Williams  

4  Cbarles  Francis  Burn^rd , 

^  Francis  Rowlanu  Tarleton 

'4  Percival  Montague  Brooke-Hitching 

^  Langton  Sacheverell  Coke 

3  Lawrence  Henry  Little   

3  (.'harles  Edward  Coursolles  Jones  

2  RuperL  Henry  Higgms 

Walter  Henry  Patrick  Law,  A.  S.  Corps.. 

4  Percy  Joe  Hobsou   , 

1  Ernest  George  Sydenham  

3  Henry  Vials  Lane  

1  Herbert  Cyril  Sinnctt  

Claude  Gibney  Davies |  19  May 

2  Ewan  Cameron  

4  Charles  Pearcy  Nicholas 

4  Millward  Crooke 

4  Raymond  Wodehouse  Fox 

Charles  William  Cantwell  Crooke   

4  Henry  Hubert  Dtwsoa 

3  Archibald  Hans  Blackwooi  Hamilton 
Neville  Stepney  St.  George  Mansergh 
Henry  Baylbrd  Owen    

I  Charles  John  Constable  La  Costs    

I  Gerald  Francis  Waterworth  

I  Henry  Joseph  Dresser 

Quarter  Maatcfg. — 4  Charles  Joseph  Dixon,^^ 


18  Apr. 

21  Apr. 

2T  Apr. 

21  Apr. 

21  Apr. 

21  Apr. 

21  Apr, 

21  Apr, 

21  Apr. 

21  Apr. 

21  Apr. 

21  Apr. 

21  Apr. 

21  A  or. 
5  May 
5  May 
5  May 
5  May 


I.IKWT.        1 

6  Ayr. 

q8 

6  Apr. 

q8 

23  Feb. 

QQ 

I  June 

g8 

I  June 

qS 

:4  Alls.'. 

q3 

14  Sept. 

gS 

28  Dec. 

98 

28  Dec. 

<lE 

28  Dec. 

qS 

23  Dec. 

tiS 

10  Mar. 

99 

1  Apr. 

99 

5  Apr. 

99 

5  Apr. 

99 

24  Jan. 

00 

24  Jan. 

00 

I  Feb. 

00 

3  Feb. 

00 

19  Feb. 

00 

20  Feb. 

00 

17  Mar. 

00 

17  Mar. 

00 

17  Mar. 

00 

17  Mar. 

00 

17  Mar. 

00 

17  Mar. 

00 

I  Apr. 

00 

I  Apr. 

00 

I  Apr. 

00 

I  Apr. 

00 

28  Apr. 

00 

18  May 

00 

30  May 

00 

4  Aug. 

00 

4  Aug. 

00 

8  Dec. 

00 

31  Captnin  Day  served  in  the  campaign  in  the 
Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S 
with  the  ist  Battalion  Warwickshire  Regiment, 
and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and 
Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
with  two  Clas])s). 

^  Caiitaiu  Meiklejohn  served  in  the  campaign 
in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herljert  Kitchener  ia 
iSgS  with  the  :sD  Battalion  Warwickshire  Regi- 
ment, and  was  present  at  bhe  battles  of  the 
Atbara  and  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and 
KhetUve's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^  Lieut.  Besant  served  in  the  campaign  in  the 
Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898 
with  the  ii>t  Battahon  Warwickshire  Regiment 
as  Orderly  Officer  to  the  General  Officer  Com- 
manding the  Line  of  Communications  (British 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal). 

^  Captain  Dixon  served  in  the  campaign  in 
the  Soadan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in. 
1898  with  the  ist  Battalion  Warwickshire  Regi- 
ment, and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the 
Atbara  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches, promoted  Captain,  British  Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


19  May 
19  May 

19  May 
23  May 
23  May 
21}  May 
23  Mny 

4  Aug. 

4  Aug. 
II  Aug. 
19  Sept. 
-7  Oct.      __ 
May  91  ;  fion.  Captain,  16  Nov.  98. 


Walter  Wood,  8  Dec.  97  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
3  Daniel  Tnylor,  6  Apr.  oS  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
I  Thomas  Coyne,  24  Feb.  00;  Hon.  Lieut. 

Pacingn  Blue. — Agents.  Messrs.  Cos  and  Co. 
ig(  Battalion  emharlced  for  Malta,  6  Nov.  1S95.     2nd  Battahon  embarked  for  South  Africa, 
^rJ,  Battalion  embarked  fur  Malta,  i  July  1S9S. 


'.4  Nov.  18 


L-'cut.General  Trail l-Bun-oughs  served  with  the  9  :;rd  Highlanders  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1 854-5  s 
lading  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Balaklava.  expedition  to  Kertch  and  Yenikale. siege  and  fallof  bebastopol,  and 
uults  of  the  18th  June  and  3th  September  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Turkish  Medal,  and  5th  Class  of  the 
Uiidie).  Served  also  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  1857-58,  including  the  relief  of  Lu^know  by  Lord  Clyde,  the 
liming  of  the  Secundrabagh  and  of  the  Shahnujeev  (was  the  first  through  the  breach  at  the  Secundrabagh  and 
\  slightly  wounded  on  the  head  by  a  tulwar  cut),  battle  ofCawnpore  on  6th Dec.  and  pursuit  to  Seraighat,  action 
)  hodatrunge,  storming  of  the  Beegum  Khotee  and  capture  of  Lucknow— severely  wounded  (Brevet  ot  Major. 
t'lal  with  two  Clasps).  Servedwith  the  Euzufzai  Field  Force  in  the  campaign  against  the  Boneyra  and  otlier 
rmtain  tribes  on  the  N.  W.  Frontier  of  India  in  Dec.  1S63,  and  commanded  the  Regiment  whilst  encamped  m 
-lUmbeyla  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  a  vu     1 

Lt.Colonel  Forbes  served  m  the  Afghan  war  in  1 879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  AUmed  KHeyi 
,f  Tderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Palliser  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Padkao  Shana  (mentioned  in  de- 
f.ches,  Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir-  Herbert  Kitchener  m  1B98  m  com- 


234^  The  Royal  Warw id' shire  Eegimenf. 

mand  of  the  ist  BattaUon  Warwickshire  Regiment  an,!  was  Present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartou 
(mentioned  in  desnatche^   Cif.  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  V.e('al  with  two  Clasps).  .      „^ 

(mentioned  m  (lespatctie     l  «  ^^  Bechuanahmd  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  iS34- 

•'L.toolonel  ^;  ^"''J'^  j """','"' '/"^  £,„,.._.  i,,  thp  camnai-n  in  the  Soudan  under    Sir  Herbert  Kitchener 
ts^s'wifhThfi'st'tt^tXufwa'^rwSushire'iy;^^^  at  the  battle  of  Atbara  (mentioned  ,„  d. 

^e^^^tL  Med^aiKl  Khedives  .leda,  with  Clasp  Ser..iUn  ^^-^^^^Z^^^^r^^-,  , 
Batt'^aUon^rarSshh'^Ke.^ett/and'^  at"th"e  battle  of   Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Kh.i.vc 

^' MaiOT  LandoS'served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  ,893  with  the  ,st  Batt.ili, 
WarwX.Wre  Re-imift'a^  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  ,n  despatches)  and  Klmrlou 

'''/Majt''Motl?r's?rved  wlth^^ueku^^  .885-86  as  Transport  Officer  (mentioned  in  despatch. 

^»'''lLVor' Chambers  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  ,889-90    as  Assistant  Intelligen 
"Major   cnamoers  '^'"^l;;'  ■,,„,i„,  ,„j,i,  -^0,1,)      Served  in  the  campaign  m  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbe 

Officer  '"mentioned  m  despatches   Med^^^  W arwtcklh  I'e  Regiment  (British  Med°,l,  and  Khedive's  Medal). 
''io'=SV"e;ns"rved  wah   he  "s^^  Zulu  war  of.S^g,  and  in.  the  operations  against  Sekiikttn 

.  ,  J?"'  V  .  „•  „!,p  thoTtrnii.jii.ld  (Medal  With  Clasn).  Also  .served  in  the  Boer  war  ot  188:,  and  too 
rrtt'"L'dlfenTorlo.chefs    00"^   S  rie^'df^^  .885-87  with  the  .nd  Battalion  Roy: 

STOtsFusnie?sTMeaaU?ith  Clasp.     Served  in  the  South  African  war  m  1899-1900  under  the  Press  Censor;  aftt 

''^f%:°S'S^i^xf^<^:^^^^^^'^^-  "n.ler  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist  Batta.ic 

'^f!^^^'^^'^^^"'^:^  '^;Si^'T-ms    (Medal   with    Clasp,    and    KhediveV    Star 

ilajor    uyas    serveu    '"'',''..         .      ,30.  35    (mentioned   in  despatches.  Medal   with    Clasp),  and  !i!»ai 

^"Tf  B'^'.r.,!^      Served  hi  the  campn  Sn  in  the  Somlan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  ,898  witl,  the  is.  H,, 

tahon^V^r'^Zh;reR^gfm"nt?anTw^^pr"e:Lt  at  the  battle  of  Khartoam  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  .Me,l: 

"^i'^'ii^or  Browne  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  .899-.900  as  .Wjutant  6th  Battalion  Royal  Warwickshi 

^"  Maior  Whi^^ham  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  =898  with  the  ,2t 

Major  »  nig°»"'  ""V"'     r,rp=ipi,t  nt  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive 

!L"daT"th^^^a'aisr   Sei^eTin^hVs^  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  H. . 

'^^■^''raSi'in  East  s-rved  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  ,898  with  the  ist  Batt. 
lion  ^V?rwteksllSe  Regiment,  a^  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  aud  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  ao 

^^'^MaTor  FarrJ  s'lS-vedTn  uleavupai^n  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  ,898  as  Adjutant  to  the  v 
BnttalZ  Warw.ckshfi'e  Re"^^^^^^  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  m  despatches) an 

IhHrtfum  (m"ntionedL  .fepa^  ofM^jor.  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^CaXipi".^    served  ^^^^  Chm-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force    u  ■889-9°.w.th  the  Cheshire  Reg.mei 

(Medal  wtth  (^lasp.  Served  in  the  campaign  01,  the  North  We«  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham  L  ickha: 
m  i8o7-qV  as  Asshtanl  Brigade  Uonmisiriat  Officer  Pe^haw  ir  Column  and  the  5th  Brigade  •IVahE.xpedit.unar 
Force  inelmlin"  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley;  also  with  the  Khyoer  Field  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasp, 

'''rci!t"a*^G?e°e"r  LrveiUn\TircaU'^^^^^^^^^  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  ,898  with  the  ist  Battalic 

WaririSshire  Be'imeut,  aud  was  pre,ent  at  the  battle  of  the  Atbara-wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Britis 

^-'ca«t"!n'i\vt':i;vedt"the  cimp^^^^^^  the  Xorrh  West  Frontier  of  Indi^  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  i 
,807-^3  with  the°Peshnwur  Column  '('irah  Expeda  onary  Force  with  the  «id  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Kegiuiei, 
«nHn(tprwards  with  the  Khyber  Field  Force  (Medal  with  tv?o  Clasps).  .,„.,., 

"0  c'^pt  inSai^ersors^^^^^^^^  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  K  tchener  in  1898  with  the  ,, 

Battahon  Warwickshire  Regiment,  and  was  (U-esent  at  the  battle  of  the  Atbara  (British  Medal,  aud  Khedive  s  Med 
with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  I. v.- 1905.    ,       ,.     „    ,      ,,...,  .        00      ■„,  .v„     -,  no 

"  Cantain  M  ,ore  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  st  Ba 
taUon  Warwick  "hire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Med 

"^  2it  *(  Wain  N  T  Borton  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1897  (Britis 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Chisp).  and  with  thj  expedition  in  1B98,  incUuliuj  the  battle  of  Khurtoui 

*"?rjhata  Totgooltrved  In  Hie  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the,  ist  Ba 
talion  Warwickshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  the  Atbara  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Med 

'^^j'caDtams  Skipwith,  Forster.  Brewis,  ami  Creagh-Osborue  served  in  tlie  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  S 
Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist  Battalion  Warwickshire  Regiment,  and  were  present  at  the  battles  of  tl 
Atbara  aud  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


2*  Captain  Spearman  serv 


•eil  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist  Ba 
talion 'rt'arwiclishire  Rejiineut,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive'o  Med  , 

"^  "'^Camam  Etches  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  tst  Ba 
talion  Warwickshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Kliartoum— slightly  wiunded  (mentioned  111  d 
snatches   British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  witli  Clasp).    Served  in  the  South  .Mrican  war  in  i899-i9o°- 

2r  Captain  Christie  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  1S98  with  the  ist  Ba 
talion  Warwickshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum,  at  the  latter  : 
Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Wauchope  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  MeUjidie,  Briti: 
Medal,' aud  Khedive's  Meihil  with  two  Clasps).  ,..„,,,,.,,  •      o  <•  „n,  ,1,..  , 

2«  Captain  Bacchus  serv'ed  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  189S  with  tue  i 
Battalion  Warwickshire  Regiaient,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive 

'^'3  Captain'G;' ti'.  Cockerill  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitrl 
Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Field  Intelligence  Officer  3rd  Brigade  including  the  storming  of  tl 
MalakandPass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Campaign  on  the  North  Western  Frontier  of  India  under  S 
William  Lockhartin  1897  as  Field  Intelligence  Officer  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Llasf 


Record  of  the  Servicer  oj  the  2nd  BdUahon  Royal   Warwiclshii-e  Regiment  {fvrmerhj  the  6th  Roy 

Re'ihnent), 
•Raised  in  England  In  1857,  and  proceeded  to  Gibraltar,  1858.    To  Corfu,  1862.     To  the  West  Indies,  18C 
To  England,  1867.    la  Ireland,  1870.    To  the  Channel  Islands,  1874.    To   England,  1875.    To  India,  :373.    . 
Oeylon.  1892.    To  England,  1896. 


i£Jlatt.Nu8seerabad,  Bombay, 
21  Hntt.,  Soutii  Africa. 
3iBatt.,  Gibraltar. 
4tBatt.,  Dover. 


The  Royal  Fusiliers  (City  of  London  Regiment).  235 

_   Foi-merli/ the  ■jth  (Eoyal  Fusiliers)  liegimeiit.   _         •VTH 
I  (The  5tli,  6tli.  and  7th  Battalions  are  formed  of  the  3rd  I  ■ 

Middlesex,  the  London  and  the  4th  Middlesex  ^Tr^xfj^^'i"'*' 

J  Militia  respectively  )  ■-     HODNSLOW.    ^ 

the  United  Red  and  White  Rose  within  the  Garter,  and  the  Crown  over  it.     The  White  Horse.     •_'  Mietiniqcb  "^ 

"ilLiVBHi  "    ■■  AlBUHEKA  "  "BlDJJOZ"  "  SiLAMllfCi"     "VlTTOBIi"      "PtREKEES"     "  ORTHES  "    "ToULOCSE 

'*  PBNiNSDt,A '"*  Alma"   "Inkebman"  *' Sbvastopot,"  "  Kandaha'j,  1880"  "  Afghanistan,  iS7q-So. 

OoIonel-in-Chief.  —  7/i,«  Hoj/al  Bighurxn  George  Frederick  Ernest  Albert,  Duke  uf  York,   KO.  K£.  EP. 

GCVO.  Colonel-iii-Chift'Soyal  FunUiert,  iS  July  00.  . 

Goloael. —p.s.c.  GeoffreyBarton,'  C'i*.   Coiiimaiuliiit/  6th  Brigade  South  Africa  Field  Force  9  Oct.  99  ;  Eimgn 

■•j  Oct.  62;    Xf.  "14  Feb.  f5  ;    Cu;j<.  I  Apr.  74  ;     ii<.Ma;or,  29  Nov.  79;     ifu/of,  i  July  81 ;    Bt.Lt.Colonel, 

i8Nov.  82;  Colo'ie!,  tS  Nov.  S6;  Ma/or  General,  n-j  Oct.  gS  ;   Co/oiieJ  Royal  Fusdiors,  x  May  00. 
Lieutenant  Colonels.— i  Robert  Preston  Bivkett  Rodick,^  Emign,  ^g  Feb.  70;    Lieut.  28  Oct.  71;     Cupi. 

10  Sept.  80  ;   Major,  19  Dec.  86  ;  Li. Colonel,  28  Nov.  97. 

2  Colin  George  Donald,^  Lieut.  21  Sept.  74  ;  Capt.  30  May  83 ;  Major,  3  Sept.  90 :  Lt.Colonel,  3  Sept.  98. 

3  George  Ewbank  Briggs,  Lieul.  13  Jane  74  ;    Ca»t.  16  Feb.  84  ;  Major,  18  Feb.  91  ;    Lt.Colonel,  5  Apr.gg. 

4  Francis  Charles  Annesley,  Lieut,  27  June  75  ;  Capt.  24  Mar.  82  ;  Major,  1  Mar.  92;  Lt.ColoHel,  31  1  eb.  oo. 


2ND   LIEUT. 


II  Aug.   So 


'\ 


Majors. 

2  Edward  Joshua  Cooper,^  2nd  in  Com-  \ 

mand  23  Dec.  98  ) 

3  Graham  Cludde  Herbert,*  2ud  in  Com- 1 

mand  3  Feb.  00 ) 

4  Francis  Allix  Wilkinson, ^  2nd  in  Com-  "t 

mand  i-j  Apr.  00     S 

p.s.r.    Stanley    Bird.^  SfaJ^     Captain,  > 

Egypt,  31  Jan.  96 y 

p. B.C.  Reginald    John    Pinney,   Dep.  ( 
Assist.  Adj.  Gen.  Quetta,  27  Nov.  96  i 

'2  Charles  John  Stanton^  

Charles  Tyrell    Shipley,   Adjutant  2\ 

Volunteer  Battalion  15  Sept.  96      ....  ) 

Edward    Henry   Cox, '"Aide  d^  Camp'i 

to  Major  Gen,  G.  Barton,  29  Apr.  00  j 

Cecil  Fiancis  Hey  worth-Savage,^^  /"-  ] 

tfUigence  Oj/icer,  South  Africa 
William     Bernard     Hickie,     Special 

Sercice,  South  Africa  

jKs.c.     Thomas     fercival     England,  \ 
Special  Sercice,  China  Mxp.  Force  ...  ) 

]  Steuart  Menzies  

(Jerald  Uease,  Reserve  {Depot)    

4  Cnarles   Vere    Ferrers   Townsbend,'^ ) 

CB.DSO.  (Bt.Lt  Colonel.iS  Nov.g6)i 

Sydney  Turing  tiarIowLawrord,.4(0((-) 

iant  7  Battalion  8  Dec  96 i 

1  Guy  Lonis  Busson  du  Alaurier  

Captains. 
Fitzmaurice  Thomas  J^'avre  Scooues, ") 

Adjutant  5  Battalion  23  Nov.  97  S 

Noriuati    Reginald   M'Alauon,*'  Bri-^ 

tjade  Major,  South  Africa   > 

George  Kej^inald  La^oelles^^  

3  Richard  Fowler-Butler    

1  Charles  Cattley  Carr,*"  S.  Africa 

Henry  Edward  Berkeley  Newenham,) 
Adjutant  6th  Battalion  13  Nov.  99  ...  ) 

1  Charles  Heury  Donald  Lyon-Campbell 

3  Charles  Edmund  Huck-Keeue    

3  James  Douglas  Sparks     

2  Henry    Adolphus     Smith    Wright.i^  ^ 

Adjutant  28  Feb.  98  ) 

1  Thomas  Raymond  Mallock,*^  5.  Africa 

2  Vivian  Henry* 

1  Septimus  Frederick  Legge 1  lo  Nov, 

I  Allen     Victor     Johnson,     Adjutant ) 

2  July  98 > 

Richard     George    Hely-Hutchinson,  I 
Supdt.  of  Gymnasia,  Dublin  > 

1  Arthur  Colin  Roberts    

2  Edward  Bunbury  North^^"  

2  Jobu  Krancis  Wolseley''-* 

3  Mortimer  Pawsou  Hancock  .. 

3  Alt'.  Harry  Sanders,  Adjutant  6  Apr.  q& 

4  Reginald  Cossley  Batt,  Adjutant  24  ) 

March  00 ) 

2  Bartholomew  George  Price*  

2  George  Cecil  Rudali  Overcon^   

3  William  Frederick  Sweny  

4  Edwin    Lewis    Vaughan    Saunaers  } 

Davies-' S 

I  Henry  Alexander  Walker  

1  Lionel  Geo.  Tempest  Stone  

Albemarle  Cator   Annesley,^  S.  Africa 

Henry  H.  Nicholson,  Reserve  {Depot)  ... 

Richard   Davies  Garnons- WilUama,  "^ 
lieserve(Depot),Hon. Major  8  Aag.  94  j 

Reginald  Pre.uon  JermynGwyu^^ 31  May   90 

4  Arttiur  David  Skinner i3  June  92 

4  Lyall  Brandreth 17  Jan.    91 

4  Edward  Thomas  Lo  Marchant^'*    9  Sept.  93 

4  Kenneth  William  MacuaghLen 6  June   96 

3  William  Lascelles  Fit/^gerald  Blake  ...    25  Feb.    93 

Samuel  Kirk  Flint,"  Egyptian  Army..    18  Nov.    96 
3  Evelyn  de  Burgh  Waddmgton 13  July    9: 


5  Feb. 
74  Sept. 

26  Oct. 

31  May 

9  Nov. 


4  Mar. 

13  May 

17  Dec. 

sFeb. 

8  Aug. 
10  Oct. 
27  Jan. 

18  May 

18  June 
15  Mar. 
27  Sept. 

6  Apr. 

12  Dec. 
6  Mar. 
29  May 


11  Sept.  78. 

11  Feb.  76 
I  July  81 

25  Aug.  83 

6  Feb. 
14  May  84 
23  Aug.  84 

12  Nov.  84 

7  Feb.  8 
7  Feb.  85 

7  Feb.  85 

10  May  82 

21  Sept.  74 

I  Feb.  81 


7  Feb. 

7  Feb. 

6  May 

23  May 

25  Nov. 
30  Jan. 
30  Jan. 

25  Aug. 

8  Dec. 
I  Jan. 

26  Mar. 

8  July 

8  Dec. 
II  Dec. 

16  Oct. 

26  June 

25  Nov. 

26  Jane 

17  Mar. 

14  r*lay 

23  June 
92  j     I  Jan. 

92! 23  July 

15  Sept. 
20  Feo. 
14  M,ay 

24  Dec. 

24  Nov. 
28  Nov. 
14  Jan. 
19  Sept. 

2&  Feb. 


7  Sept. 

.92 

y  Nov. 

Q4 

22  May 

gs 

4  Mar. 

90 

2  Feb. 

q8 

22  Oct. 

9b 

3  Aug. 

98 

20  May 

94 

13  Feb.    85 
24  Sept.  84 


14  May 

26  Mar. 

8  Dec. 
II  Deo. 

2  Mar. 

15  Mar. 
15  Mar. 

18  Nov. 

21  Nov. 

19  Apr. 
II  June 

I  Feb.    92 

3  Sept.  94 
15  Sept.  96 


28  Oct. 
27  Nov. 


24  Nov.  Q7 
28  Nov.  07 
2  Feb.    98 

2  Feb.    9^ 

6  Apr.    g8 
6  Apr, 
6  Apr. 

6  Apr. 

t  Apr. 
6  Apr. 
6  Apr. 

20  July 


98 


20  July 

16  Nov. 

18  Jan. 

18  Jan. 

I  Apr. 

1  Apr. 

5  Apr. 

2  Aug. 
27  Sept.  99 

9  Oct.     99 

27  Aug.  gS 

27  Jan. 
31  Jan. 

3  Feb. 
IS  Dec, 

26  Nov. 


BBET.MAJ. 


12  May 
12  May 
12  May 
:  ■>  May 
12  May 
12  May 
25  Aug.  00 
15  Sept.  00 


10  July    95 


28  Nov. 
3  Sept. 
6  Apr. 

16  Nov. 

21  Dec. 
18  Jan. 
5  Apr. 

3  Feb. 

17  Mar. 
17  Mar. 

II  Apr. 

2  May 

11  Dec. 
28  July 

21  Nov. 

12  Dec. 


Full 
Pay. 


Half 
Pay. 


236 


The  Royal  Fusiliers  (City  of  London  Begiment). 


st  } 


Captaims. 

4  Ederar  Stanley  Hill    

3  Georgre  Frederic  Hibbert-* 

LlHUTENA-NTS. 

2  (Jeorge  Sutberland  Guyoa"  

2  Mowbray  Lyster  Stanley  Owen  Cole' 

Richard  Hare 

Jnlian  Lawrence  Fisher     

2  Leicester  William  Le  Marchant  Carey 

3  Thomas  Frederic  Gil  rth  Off  le  

I  Coustantine  Horham  Crichton - 

3  Edward  Chnrles  Jenuings 

3  Francis  William  S^vifte 

1  Charles  Andrew  Hamdtou  Palairet  .. 

2  Richard  Humphrey  Torkington^  

2  Sydney  Phillips^ 

3  George  Maconchy  Lee 

2  Hussey  Burgh  George  Macartnej'-'  .. 

2  John  Cabourn  Hartley'  ^ 

2  Reginald  Seabume  Mayj  

2  Mervyii  Officer  riarke*  

4  Patrick  ViUiers-Stuart 

George     Archibnld    Stevens,    West 

Afric'tn  Jtegt.,  triih  rank  of  Capt 

1  Neville  Walrasley  Gardner      

Herbert  Cyrd  Forster     

Ernest  Stanley  Brand    

4  Francis  Moore    

3  David  Lynch  

T  Richard  Meinertzhagen     

3  KarryWm.  Geddes  Burnett  Hitchcock 
3  Henry  Eric  Durabell  

2  Edward  Bnscawen  Frederick^J    

Philip  L'arlebach,  Jtcsercc  (Depot) 

3  Robert  James  Francis  Meyricke    

4  Sou.  Arthur  Reirinald  French 

3  William  Henry  Kirby  Moors   

3  Percy  Bay!\'  Akrovd   

2  Ivon  Govett  Sewell^'*  

2  Robert  Abraham  French-Brewster^... 

2  Sydney  Josenh  Lowe^^   

2  Sir  Francis  Ernest  Waller, 

2  Michael  Reginald  Kirkraau  Hodgson^ 

2  Walter  Pitts  Hendy  Hill^« 

Sbcond  Lieotbnants. 
2  William  Bryan  Fleetwood  Rayner-^  ... 

2  Edmund  Curi^topher  Packe^^  

I  Rowland  Ernest  Alsron 

I  William  George  Townsend  Currie 

4  Arthur  Claud   Spencer  Chichester) 

Impei-inl  Reprenenfntice  Corps  Ji 

1  WilliaraArthur  Klackburae  Daniell  .. 

3  Cyril  Henry  Wickham  

Hugh  Evelyn  Alleu 

Harold  Ttiomason  Carew  Ivens 

David  Howard  Evans , 

4  Gilbert  D*Arcy  Elliott-Cooper , 

3  Claude  Butler  Gosset 

2  Paul  Chapman32 

4  Leonard  William  Kentish 

t  Thomas  de  Beauvoir  Carey  

I  Jonathan  John  Russell  Peel, 


2^0  LIEUT. 


9  Dec. 
9  Dec. 

15  May 
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4  May    98 
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I  Apr. 

Charles  SauLtlerson '  21  Apr. 

4  George  Arthur  Seccombe  Williams  ...' 
I  EdmuudGeo.SavileL'Ej-trangeMalone 
4  Benjamin  Isidore  Herbert  Adler 

3  Harold  Fife  Whinney 

I  Rupert  R.  Charlei  Vernon   

4  Arthur  Percivftl  Birchall  

Frederick  Albert  Forster  

Robert  Chfirles    Lucius  Stapletcm-"^ 

Bretherton  J 

Edward  Hills  Nicholson^* |     4  Aug, 

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Arthur  Kenneth  Puzey. 
4  Aug.  Arth.  Cornwallis  FitzClarence.. 
4  Arthur  Cbarles  Gordon  Be^-ley  

3  Alexander  Gifford  Ludlord  Astley   ... 

4  Walter  Adrian  Carnegie  BowdenO 
Smith j 

4  Reginald  Howlett    

I  Leonard  Augustus  Northcote.. 

Q.icarter Masters.— 2  Edward  Inkennan  Bel1.^  16  Jan.  95;  Hon.  L'teuf. 

3  Wdliam  John  Hatson  Nagle,  6  Apr.  98  ;  Mon.  Lieut. 

4  John  Warrener,  7  Mar.  00;  Ho/i.  Lieut. 
Henry  Franklin,  Be^erve,  12  Oct.  86  ;  Hon.  Captain,  14  July  93-- 

1   William  Carter,  4  Aug.  0.3;  Hon.  Lieut. 

William  Holmes,  2S  July  S4  ;  Hon.  Captain,  28  July  g^.— Retired  pay. 

Facings  B\^xe.- Agents.  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
iBt  Battalion  embarked  for  Gibraltar^  1S85.     ^n-i  B'tttaJion  embarked  for  South  Africa,  22  Oct.  1899,     3rd  Battal 

embarked  for  Crete,  1  Dec.  1898. 
^  Major  General  Barton  served  in  theAshanti  war  of  1873-74  in  fie  Transport  service,  and  afterwards 
Russell's  Hegiment,  lucluding the  battle  of  Amoaful,a:tackand  capture  of  Becquah.advanced  guard  engagemenl 
Jaroiubah,skirmishesandambu3cade  affairs  between  Adwabinandthe  river  Ordah  (slightly  wounded),  battle 
OrdaUsu  and  capture  of  Coomasste  (mentioned  in  dfisoatches.  promoted  Captain,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Serv 
throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879;  fir-^t,  as  Staff  Officer  to"  No.  2  Column  (Durnford'sJ,  and,  subsequently,  in  co 
maad  of  the  4tU  Battalion  of  Natal  Native  Coatiagent,  to  the  end  of  the  war,  taking  part  in  the  engagement 


'Depot. 


The  Boyal  Fusiliers  (Ciftj  of  Loudon   Regiment),  236^ 

■inffindhlovu  and  the  operationsof  Clarke's  Column  (mentioned  in  despatches.   Brevet  of  Maior,  Medal  with 

lasp).  Served  in  the  Btjyptian  war  of  1882  as  Deputy  Assistant  Afi,jutint  General  in  conmind  of  the  Military 
Police,  and  was  present  in  the  action  at  Kassasin  (gf.h  Sept.),  and  in  the  baLtleofTel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  de*- 
spfttches,  BrevetofLieut.Colonet.  Medial  with  Cla-p,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmnnieh.  and  Kiiedive's  Star)  ;  also  served 
in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  as  Assistant  Military  Secretary  to  Sir  Gerald  Graham  (Clasp). 

2  Lt.Colonel  Rodick  served  in  the  Afarhan  war  in  1879-80.  and  was  present  in  the  euga<,'ornent  at  Kokeran 
(mentioned  in  despatches),  in  the  defence  of  Candahar.  and  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

a  Lt.Colonel  Donald  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-7Q  in  the  Transport  Department  (Medal).  Served  in  the 
South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  the  2ud  Battalion  Royal  Fusiliers,  and  was  prsseni,  ar  the  battle  of 
Oolenso,  the  engagements  at  Pieter's  Hill,  Hussar  Hill,  and  Hlanirwani,  and  the  relief  of  Lidvsmich  ;  alsotookpart 
in  the  operations  in  the  Transvaal  including  ihe  engagement  at  Rooidam  and  the  operations  in  the  Western 
Transvaal  under  Sir  Archibald  Hunter. 

5  Majors  Cooper  and  Stanton,  Captains  Henry,  Price,  Ovenon,  and  Annesley,  Lieuts.  Cole,  Carev,  Torkington, 
Phillips,  Hartley,  May,  Clarke,  French-Brewster,  Lowe,  Sir  F.  F.  Waller,  and  Hodgson,  Lieut,  and  Qr.Mr.  Bell 
served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  ^-attalion  Royal  Fusiliers,  and  were  present  at  the 
battle  of  ColenKo,  the  enji^agementa  at  Pieter's  Hill,  Hussar  Hill,  and  Hlangwani.and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith ;  also 
took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Transvaal,  including  the  engagement  at  Rooidam  and  the  operations  in  the 
"Western  Transvaal  under  Sir  Archibald  Hunter. 

«  Major  Herbert  serve  I  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i3So,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candabar  including  the 
eortie  of  Deh  Khoiah  (Medal). 

8  Major  Wilkinson  served  with  the  Burmese  E.^pedition  in  1886-3?  as  Brigade  Transport  Oflacer  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

9  Major  Bird  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1808,  and  was  present  at 
the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatche?,  British  Medal,  ana  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

1"  Major  Cox  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2ud  Battalion  Royal  Fusiliers,  and  was 
present  at  the  Vjattle  of  Colenso.  the  engagements  at  Pieter's  Hill,  Hussar  Hill,  and  Hlangwani,  and  the  relief  of 
Ladysmith;  also  took  part  in  the  operations  m  the  Transvaal  including  the  enga<rement  at  Rooidam,  and  the 
operations  in  the  Western  Transvaal  under  Sir  Archibald  Hunter;  also  served  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General 
Barton,  Commanding  Pa^ilier  Brigade. 

12  Major  Heyworth-Savage  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S85-87  (Medal  with  twj  Clasps).  Served 
in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  witb  the  1st  Battalion  Royd,l  Fusilier-,  and  was  present  in  the  engage  uents 
at  Pieters  Hill.  Hussar  Hill,  and  Hlangwani,  and  at  the  relief  of  Ladysmith ;  alterwards  served  on  the  Staff  of 
Major  General  Barton. 

'■*  Lt.Colonel  Townshend  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Royal  Marines  attached  to  the 
Guards  Camel  Regiment,  an  1  was  present  at  the  actions  at  Aliu  Klea  and  El  Gubat  (.\Iedal  with  two  Clasps,  and 
Kbedive's  Star),  Served  with  tbe  expedition  against  the  Huuza-Nagars  in  i6qi-q2  (mentioned  iu  despatches. 
Medal  with  Clasp).  Conimanded  the  troops  during  the  siege  of  Chitral  Fort  from  3rd  March  to  rSth  Aprd  1895 
(received  tne  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  mentioned  in  desnatches,  CB.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with 
Clasp).  Ser\'ed  with  the  Dougola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  in  command  of 
1  the  12th  Soudanese  Battalion  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's 
Medal)  ;  and  in  the  operat  one  in  1898,  including  the  expeditinn  to  Shendv  and  the  battles  of  the  Abara  (mentioned 
in  despatches;  anl  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  two  Clasps  to  Khedive's  Medal).  Served  in  the 
South  African  war  in  1899-1900  on  the  Staff  of  the  Military  Governor  at  bloemfonteiu. 

1^  Captain  M'Mahon  serve  i  rt'ith  tbo  Burmese  Expedition  in  iS^-s-S?  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South 
African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Aide  de  Camp  t")  Major  General  Barton  from  the  commencement  of  the  war  until  5th 
May  igoo,  when  he  was  severely  wounded, 

'^  Captain  Lascelles  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Adjutant  of  th3  Composite  Australian 
Battahnii. 

"  Captain  Carr  served  in  the  South  African  War  in  iSgq-igoo  with  the  2nd  Batta'ion  Royal  Fusiliers  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  engagements  at  Pieter's  Hill,  Huswar  Hill,  and  Hlangwani,  and  the  relief  of  Lady- 
smith ;  also  took  part  in  the  (  perations  in  the  Tr»in8v«al  including  the  engagement  at  Rooidam  and  the  operntions 
in  the  Western  Transvaal  unUer  Sir  Archibald  Hunter  j  commanded  an  Infantry"  detachment  in  the  Mafeking 
Relief  Column. 

"*  Captain  Wright  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Adjutant  2nd  Hattabon  Royal  Fusiliers,  and 
was  i>resent  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  eng'igementsat  Pieter's  Hill,  Hussar  Hill,  and  Hlangwani,  and  the  relief  of 
Ijadysmith  ;  also  took  part  in  the  operation-  m  the  TransvaHl  including  theengagement  at  Rooidam  and  the  opera- 
tions in  the  Western  'Iransvaal  under  Sir  Archibald  Hunter. 

'3  Captains  Mallock  and  Wolscley  served  in  the  S  mth  African  war  in  iSgy-igoo  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal 
Fusiliers  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Transvaal  includiug  tbo  engagement  at  Rooidam  and  the 
operationsm  the  Western  Transvaal  ui^der  !~ir  Archibald  Hunter. 

^0  Captain  North  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present 
at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (meniioned  in  <iespatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and 
KheiJive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Scvediu  theSouth  African  warin  1859-1900  in  command  of  the  2nd  Battalion 
Royal  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  engagements  at  Pieter's  Hill,  Hus  ar  Hill,  and 
Hlangwani,  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmi  h ;  also  took  part  in  tbe  operations  in  the  Transvaal  including  the  engage- 
ment at  Rooidam  and  the  operations  iu  the  Western  Transvaal  under  Sir  Aichibald  Hunter. 

21  Captain  Davies  served  with  the  expetlition  to  thoTambaka  Country  in  1892  including  the  capture  of  Tambi 
<MedBl  with  Clasp) ;  and  in  the  operatious  against  the  Sofas,  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  1893-94.  Served  with  the 
Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  iu  1805-96  (Star). 

23  Captain  Gwyn  serve'l  in  the  South  African  war  iu  iSgg-igoo  with  the  5th  Lancers,  and  was  present  in  the 
■engagements  at'Elandslaagte.  Rietfontem,  and  Fanpihar's  Farm,  and  at  the  defence  of  Ladysmith;  atterwards 
served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Fusiliers  iu  the  Transvaal. 

2*  Captain  Le  Marchant  serve'd  in  the  occupation  of  Cre.e  in  1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Welsh 
Fusiliers. 

^  Captain  FUnt  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896,  including 
the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (promoted  10  be  Second  Lieutenant,  5th  Class  of  the 
Medjidie.  British  Medal   and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasp*'). 

2s  Captain  Hibbert,  Lieuts.  Guyon  and  Hill  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion 
Royal  Fusiliers  m  Natal  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Transvaul  includmg  the  engagement  at  Rooidam. 

2'  Lieut.  Macartney  served  in  tbo  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  With  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Fusiliers  and 
was  present  at  the  buttle  of  uolenso  ana  ia  the  engagement  at  Hieter's  Hill— dangerously  wounded. 

28  Lieut.  Frederick  and  Second  Lieut.  Rayner  served  iu  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  wi.h  the  2nd  Battalion 
Koyal  Fusiliers  and  were  present  :it  tne  battle  of  Colenso,  the  engagements  at  Pieters  Hill,  Hussar  Hdl, 
and  Hlangwani,  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith;  also  tooi  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Transvaal  until  15th  AprU 
1900,  when  they  were  in%'alided  homo. 

^°  Lieut.  Sewell  served  during  the  So^ith  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  Natal. 

31  Second  Lieut.  Packe  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  FusiUers,  ana 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso.  . 

^  Second  Lieut.  Chapman  served  in  the  South  Aftican  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  2nd  Battahon  Royal  !<  usurers, 
and  took  pait  m  the  opeiatioi.s  in  the  Transvaal. 

"  Second  Liout.  Nicholson  served  iu  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  tue  2nd  Battahon  Royal  t  usiiiers. 


Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2ud  Batt.  Royal  Fusiliers  {Oity  of  London  Regt,)— formerly  the  yth  Regt 

Formed  in  Canada  in  1795  from  ist  Battalion  ;  reduced,  1796.     Again  raised  m  1804  m  England,  and  prticeedea 

o  Irehindin  1S08.     To  the  Peninsula,  1809.     To  Jersey.  1611.    To  England,  1814.     Absorbed  into  ist  Battalion, 

815.     Raised  again  in  England  in  1857.     To  Gibraltar,  1858.    To  Malta,  186+.    To  Canada,  1865.     io  H-uglana, 

667.    To  Ireland,  1871.    To  India,  1873  (Afghan  war  in  iSyg-So).    To  England,  i88g. 


237 


8 


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Eegimeat.ll  Th,trtcl, 

WARRINGTON. 


The  King's  (Liverpool  Regiment). 

Formerhj  the  Sth  {The  King's)  Regiment. 
(The  5tli  and  6th  Battalions  are  lornied  of  the  2nd 
Lancasliire  Militia. ) 


[li^t  Batt.,  South  Africa. 
2n<i  Batt. ,  Curra^h. 
3rd  Batt..  Duilin. 
4th  Batt..  Fermoy. 


feats'Ser. 


FuUiHaU 


"  Secasyirraterreni."   TheWTiite  Horse  within  the  Garter.    The  Eoysl  Cypher,  with  the  Imperial  Crown.    "Blbs- 

hbim"  "  Ramillibs"  "Oudenakde"  "MiLPL-vQUBi"  "Detti-Vgbn"  "Egvpt"  (with  the  Sphinx)  "  Maetikiqce** 

"Xiagaka"  "Delhi"  "Luckkow  "  "  Peiwab  Kotal"  "Afghanistan,  1S78-80,"  "  Bueua,  1S35-S7." 

Colonel.— fJobert  Stuart  Baynes,' ^(mpn,  ''28  July  4;;:  Xi'eu'.  P27  Mar.  46;  Capt.  15  Mar.  531  St. Major, 
26  Dec.  56  ;  £'. Co/one/,  17  June  59:  Colone/,  7  Sept.  65;  Major  Qeneral,  26  Mar.70;  LI. General,  i  July 
81 ;  Colonel  Munster  Fusiliers,  15  .Jul.y  95  ;  Colonel  Liverpool  Reiriraent,  26  Mar.  99. 

Lieutenant  Colonels.— i  Standish  ilenry  Harrison,"  Lieut.  2  Dec.  74;  Capt.  •  JulySij  Major,  19  Nov. 9c; 
LI. Colonel,  11  Au;jr.  07. 

2  Llewellyn  Salusbury  Mellor,"  Lieut.  15  Jan.  75;  Capl.i  July  81 ;  Major,  2i  Nov.  90  ;  LI. Colonel,  4  Feb.  99. 
Percy  Schletter,^"  Licnf.  13  June  76  ;  Ciipt.  7  Mar.  82  ;  Major,  22  Sept.  91  ;  Lf .Colonel,  17  Feb.  0.3, 

3  0'DonaelColleyGrattan,"i;i«ni'.  10  Mar.  77  ;  Cap/.  20  Sept.  82  ;  Major,  26  Oct.  92;  Lt. Colonel, ij  Feb.  oa 


Pay. 


Majobs. 
2  p.f.c.  Horatio  James   Evans,**  2nd  in> 

Command 3 

Kdm.  Harrington  Molyneox-Seel,  and  ) 

in  Coh/niand  2S  Apr.  00  1 

George  Campbell, -J(i./.  3 1'o/.i?».27JuIy  96 

1  Stapieton  Lynch  Cotton"" 

2  Arthur  William  Howard  Tripp-'* 

3  Louis  St.  Clair  Nicholson"* 

4  Hariosrton  Swann 

Charles  Wm.Hundle  FordL,liei^erce  {Vepof) 
Henry     John      Robert      St.       George  | 

Richardson,  Referee  (Depot)   j" 

Cleveland   Edmund  Greenwa.v,"'  Adj.  ) 

I  Tol.  Bn.  Nortk'dFiis.  15  Dec.  97  ...j 
Thomas  George  Powell  Glynn,  Station  i 

Staff  Officer,  South  Africa    i 

Hasi:np&  H&ss-Johnson,""   sercing  with  ) 

the  S^i^tfptian  Armt/  / 

ClPtAlIfS,  I 

Hugh  Elliot,"' Jaj.  i  Vol.  Bn.  i  Sept.  97 
Ralph  Legh  Hartley,  Adjutant  5  Batta-  1 
lion  20  Dec.  98 J 

I  George  Beaumont 

1  Jnmes  Mouutifort  Longfield 

p.s  c.  Robert  Stair  Stewart,  In»tnic1or}^ 

Jioijal  Militart/  .icademy  20  Feb.  99  ...  J 

Charles  Sutton  Edridge,   Adjutant  6  ) 

Battalion  22  Mar.  97  J 

2  numphry  Stephen  Woolrych  

J  p  »  c.  William     Stirling     Bannatvne,  ) 

Assistant  Froco»t  Marshal,  S.  Africa.} 

Arthur  Henry  Portal   Harrisson,  Adj.  : 

4  Vol.Bn.  tCett  Surreii  Regt.  4  Nov.  98  ) 

1  Charles  John  Steaveiison 

2  Francis  Cranstoun  Ommanney 

1  Willred  Romney  Rawlinson  

2  Ernest  Frederic  Knight 

I  Francis  Hyslop 

1  Llewellyn  Murray  Jones,    Adjutant) 

20  Mar.  9S  j 

Autrustus   St.    John     Seton,"'  Reserve '1 
{Depot}    j] 

2  Charles  Lister  Parmiter 

3  Vivian  TeirordBailey,AdJutant28iiar.oo' 
3  Francis  James  Austin 

Lionel  Frederic    Leader,   Ailjuiant   i'j'^ 

Volnnteer  Battalion,  8  Ja]y  g2   ^ 

Charleu  Harington  Harington,  Adju-  ( 
tant,  I  Dec.  00 j 

3  Charles  Leathley  Armitage  ."..."" 

4  George  Howard'Brush    '...'.'..'.., 

Thomas  Winter  Sheppard,  SouthAfrica 

2  Bernard   St.  John    Warren  Hastm"-a  > 

Adjutant  2  Nov.  99  .  °  '  i\ 

3  William  Richard  Pmwill    ....". ' 

1  Reginald  Petlev  Fox : 

3  Harold  Alfred  benham   " 

Francis  John  Langdon.  Egi/p'ti^'nArmy.'.'. 
Geor^'e    Montague   Philip   Hawthorn,) 

Central  Africa  Regiment  ...  f 

4  Frank  Rowland  Eivart 

2  Igino  Depiro  D'Amico 

t  George  Aubrey  Howard- Vyse' 

Arthur  Corrie  Lewm,  South  Africa 

2  Herbert  Cecil  Potter.  


2ND    LIEUT. 


30  Jan.  78    25  Feb.    80    16  Jan     84 

4  Dec.  78    17  Apr.    8oj  ;o  Dec.    84 

14  Jan.  So     9  Feb.    81      s  Nov.   S7 

25  Feb.  80     1  July    81'  10  June  88^ 

II  Aug.  80      I  July    811  25  Nov.   88' 

;  22  Oct.    81I     I  Apr.    89! 

I  28  Jan.    82    23  June  90 

Q.Tnly  6S  I'i7  Nov.   69}  23  May    78 

J  10  Sept.  75J     I  Feb.    82 


12  Nov.  84'  19  Nov.  90 
6  May  851'  16  Jan.  91 
6  May    851  16  Jan.    91 


BBBT.HAJ. 


II  Feb. 

II  Feb.  88 

II  Feb.  88 

22  Aug.  8S 


10  Nov. 

21  Dec. 
SOct. 
29  Oct. 
29  Oct. 
17  Jan. 

17  Jan. 

11  Oct. 

17  Jan. 
17  Jan. 
25  Mar. 

10  Oct. 


6  Feb.  S4 

25  Nov.  85 

:i  Mar.  85 

25  Aug,  86 

18  Sept.  89 


1 7  Fob.    92 
28  Dec.    92 

I  Mar.    93 

I  Nov.   93 

18  Sept.  95 


31  July  90 


18  Sept.  89    20  Sept.  95 

18  Sept.  89I  15  Jan.  9AI 

7  May    90    22  Jan.  gt 

18  Jnly  96 

II  Aug.  97 

II  Aug.  97 

4  Feb.  99 
14  Mar.  99 

5  Feb.  oa 

5  Feb 


89 

16  Jan. 

91 

90 
90 
90 
91 

23  Jan. 
17  Feb. 
20  May 
28  Dec. 

92 

92 
92 
92 

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I  Mar. 

93 

79 

15  Oct. 

80 

91 

13  Sept. 

93 

91 
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I  .Nov. 

I  Jan. 

93 

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91    12  Sept.  94 


92 


LlBCTENAIfTS. 

I  George  Alexander  Wilkinson 
I  Richard  Charles  Rjvnon  Jones" 
I  William  Yeates  Hunter 

1  Harold  .Neil  Robinson .' 

3  Rohert  William  Macde 

2  Charles  Lloyd  Harford    ....'. 

4  Herbert  Charles  Owen ....." 

I  Lionel  Robert  tschuster  ...*.'.' 

I  John  Henry  Strode  Batten 

1  Uisney  Younger  Walt     ...  .  


9  Jan. 

12  Mar. 

22  Feb. 
25  Feb. 
25  Feb.   9: 

20  May 
19  July 

21  Oct. 

23  Dec. 


4  Feb.    95 

10  May 

18  Sept. 


95 

.       95 

93    20  Sept.  95 


19  Oct.     87! 

28  Feb.  CO 
21  Mar.  00 
21  Mar.    o? 

21  Mar, 

21  Mar.    00 

21  Mar. 
21  Mar. 
21  Mar. 


7  Mar. 
7  Mar. 
12  Dec. 

6  Mar. 

7  Dec. 
29  Feb. 


I  Jan. 

93  IS  Jan. 

93  22  Jan. 

93 1  IS  July 

931  27  July 

17  Nov. 

3  July 
16  Nov. 
27  Nov. 

4  Feb. 
2  Mar. 


96    21  Mar.    OD 


94 


96I 
96 1 
96| 

96 

97 


21  Mar. 

21  Mar.  o'j 

2t  Mar.  00 

21  Mar.  00 


85  Mar. 
25  M.Hr. 
28  Mar. 
5  Sept. 
20  Feb. 

15  May 

16  Feb. 
II  Feb. 
20  May 
24  June 


9S 


4  Feb.  55 

18  July  96 

z-?  Nov,  gS 

28  Dec.  99 

4  Feb.  99 
17  Feb.  00 
II  Mar,  00 
24  Aug,  87 

16  Jan.  gi 

II  Mar.  00 

I  Sept.  00 

5  Dec.  CO 


14  Mar. 

7  July 
23  Oct. 

2  Nov, 
..  5  FeD. 
97!  17  Feb. 
qi  28  Feb. 
99  21  Mar. 
99  21  Mar. 
99    2t  Mar. 


n  Mar, 

ii  Mar. 

I  Sept.  00 

3  Nov. 

5  Uec. 

99 1     5  Dec.    00; 

"  Lt. Colonel  Schletterservedin  the 

[Afghan  war  of  1S78-S0  ^rith  the  2iid 

ogBattalion  of  the  Sth  Foot,  including 

99  the  operations  iu  the  Kooruoi  Valley 

99  (itedal). 

99  **Lt. Colonel  Gnittan  and  Major 
00  i^vaas  served  in  the  Afghan  wp.r  in 
00  1878-79,  took  part  in  Ihe  operations  in 
00  the  Kooram  Valley,  and  were  present 
00  at  the  capture  of  the  Peivvar  Kotal 
00  and  in  the  engagement  at  Ali  K.iejl 
00  (Medsl  with  ClaspJ. 


Half 
Pay. 


The  King'.i  {Liverpool  Regiment). 


238 


1JIKDTBNA.NT8. 

1  Robert  Prince 

3  Guy  Marriott  Dean  

4  Frank  Edward  Feneran 

■i  Walter  Stephen  Wilfrid  Biowne  

3  John  Wheen 

2  John  Radford 

I  Thomas  Laing  Wood  

I  Edwin  Ramsay  Adair  Hall 

I  Noel  Barwick  Charles  Byam  Grounds  -. 

3  Ernest  Louis  Evelyn  Paine  

I  Edgar  George  Dion  Lardnor 

4  Reginald  Williamson  Gaskell  

3  Arthur  Neville  Vince 

4  William  Nugent  Walter  Gape  , 

Second  L[EnTBNA.HTs. 

I  Edward  Keogh-CuUen     

7  Walter  Victor  Snnmotis  Lynn 

George  Arthur  Murray  Dojker    

4  Robert  Dudley  Inne:*  Ackland 

I  William  John  Pamis  England 

I  Norman  Victor  Stoddart 

Arthur  Kyrke  Kyrke-Smith  

Percy  Hudson 


2.N  [)    raKLT. 

i.lKirT 

12  Aug. 

QQ 

21  iViar. 

00 

12  Aug. 

qo 

21  July 

00 

12  Aug. 

oq 

21  July 

00 

9  Dec. 

QQ 

21  July 

00 

4  Apr. 

00 

22  Aug. 

00 

4  Apr. 

00 

22  Aug. 

00 

11  Apr. 

00 

22  Aue. 

00 

18  Apr. 

00 

22  Aug. 

00 

18  Apr. 

OD 

22  Aug. 

00 

18  Apr. 

OD 

12  Sept. 

00 

18  Apr. 

00 

12  Sept. 

00 

18  Apr.  00  12  Sept.  00 
18  Apr.  00  12  Sept.  00 
21  Apr.    00   29  Dec.    00 


21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 

21  Apr.  00 

21  Apr.  00 
5  May 

5  May  00 

5  Ad  ay  00 

iq  May  00 

19  May  00 

19  May  00 

iq  May  00 


Frederick  Adolphus  Fyaney , 

2  Campbell  Hackworth  Dinnen  , 

2  Edward  Herbert  Simpson   

I  Charles  William  Douglas  Gandy 

Samuel  Edward  Norris   j  19  May    00 

Alraeric  Fitzroy  Wilson 19  May    00 

4  Francis  Marshall 23  .May    00 

George  Herbert  Seneca  Steer 23  M^y    00 

George  John  Liveing 18  Jul/    00 

Q^iiarter  Masters. — i  Benjamin  Joseph  Finch,^'  26  June  97  ;  I£o>i.  Lieut. 

3  Charles  Roberts,  4  Apr.  od  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 

4  Patrick  Hacketr,  25  Apr.  00  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
2  Louis  Woodham,  27  June  00  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 

Facings  Blue. — Agents^  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
I  \Bt  Batialion  embarked  for  Bermuda,  11  Feb.  1691.  2nd  Battalion  returned  from  Adtn,  13  "Nov.  1S92, 

*  Lieut. General  Baynes  served  in  the  Crimea  from  Nov.  1854  as  Captain  in  the  Mounted  Staff  Corps,  and  after 
wards  as  Military  Magistrate  ot  the  Army  (meutioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp  for  Seljastopol,  5th  Class  of 
the  Medjidie,  Turkish  Medal,  and  Brevet  of  Major).  Served  in  India  during  the  mutiny,  and  commanded  the 
force  consisting  of  2  guns  Horse  ArtUlerv,  150  men  of  8th  Regiment,  and  a  detachmentofPunjaub  Cavalry,  which 
surprised  the '4 arrisou  and  secured  the  fort  and  magazine  of  Phillour,  on  the  Sutlej,  12th  and  13th  May  1857. 
Served  with  the  8th  Regiment  at  the  siege  of  Delhi,  and  was  dangerously  wounded  at  the  assault  of  the  city,  leg 
amputated  (Brevet  ot  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  Clat;p). 

^  Lt. Colonel  Harrison  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S85-S7  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Liverpool 
Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp), 

11  Lt.Colonel  Mellor  served  throughout  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Sth  Foot,  and  wag 
present  in  the  operations  in  the  Kooram  Valley  aud  at  the  cajiture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1930,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Lady^mith. 

1'  Major  Fowler  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  8th  Foot  in  the  Afghan  war  of  iSSo  (Medal).  Served  in 
the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Liverpool  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Major  Cotton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  Lhe  Liverpool  Regiment  (Medal). 
Served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  with  ihe  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Liverpool  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

21  MajorH  Tripp  and  Greenway  and  Captain  H.  Elliot  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  with  the  2iid 
Battalion  of  thu  Liverpool  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

22  Major  Ross-Johnson  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S5-87  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Liverpool 
Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Chiu-Lnshai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  (Clasp). 

'  =i*  Major  Nicholson  sorved  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  with  the  2nd  Bar-talion  of  the  Liverpool 
Regiment  (MeUal  with  Clasp).  Served  wich  the  Djngohi  Expeditionary  force  un  ler  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  ia 
1896  with  the  4th  Soudanese  Battalion,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasns). 

25  Capiain  Seton  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Liverpool  Regiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

27  Heut.  Finch  served  in  the  Boer  war  in  1881.  Served  ia  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1SS5  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  ist  Battalion  King's  (Liverpool)  Regiment,— for  me  rhj  the  Sth  Regiment. 
Raised  in  1685  and  styled  "  Princess  Anne  of  Denmark's  Regiment."  To  Ireland,  16S9  to  1692.  England,  to 
1696.  Netherlands,  to  1697.  England,  to  1698.  Ireland,  to  1701.  Low  Countries,  to  1714.  England,  to  174-- 
Flanders  and  Germany,  to  1745.  The  Netherlands,  to  1748.  England,  to  1750.  Gibraltar,  to  1752.  England,  to 
1760.  Germany,  to  1763.  England,  to  1768.  Canada,  to  17S5.  England,  to  1791.  Ireland,  to  T794.  Westlndies, 
to  1799.  Minorca,  Egyptand  Gibraltar,  to  1803.  England,  to  1S05.  [2nd  Battalion  raised,  7803.]  Germany,  to 
i8o6.  England,  to  Aug.  1807.  Copenhagen,  to  Oct.  1807.  England,  to  1808.  Canada,  to  1815  (capture  of  Niagara)- 
England,  to  1816.  Ireland,  to  1818.  Malta,  to  1819.  Ionian  Islands,  to  1824.  England,  to  1826.  Scotland,  to 
1S27.  Ireland,  to  1830.  Nova  Scotia,  to  1833.  Bermuda,  from  June  to  July,  1833,  Jamaica,  to  1839.  Halifax,  to 
,1841.  Ireland,  to  1843,  England,  to  1846.  India,  to  i860  (capture  of  Delhi,  relief  of  Lucknow).  England,  to  i86s. 
Ireland,  to  1866.  Malta,  to  1868.  India,  to  1878.  Aden,  to  1879.  England,  to  1882.  Ireland,  to  1889.  England,  to 
1851.    Bermuda,  to  189:. 


Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion. 

Raisedin  1756.    Numbered  63rd  Foot,  1758.     Raised  again,  1804,  and  proceeded  to  Scotland  to  iSoc;.    Holland, 

to  1810.   Jersey,  to  1810.  Canada,  to  1815.  England,  toiSis,  when  it  was  merged  in  the  ist  Battalion.  Again raisea,. 

1857.    Gibraltar,  to  1863.    Malta,  to  1S68.    England,  to  187?.    Ireland,  to  1876.     England, to  1S77.    iUQia.to  loas* 

Afghan  war,  to  i8;8-8o  (capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal).    Biirmah,  to  1867.    India,  tj  1887. 


239 


ITH 


-] 


The  Norfolk  Regiment. 

Formerly  the  gth  (East  Norfolk)  Regiment. 
(The  3rd  and  4th  liattalions  are  formed  of  the  ist  and 
2ud  Norfolk  Militia  respectively.) 


Cist  Batt.,  Bombay. 
2 


Years' Scr. 


J*eaimejital District    '        '  '  '^''  '^''"  ^""  '^'^^    i^;it,i,;iiiuiis  a,ie  luiiiict-i  ui  uiic  lau  o.n'.i.  Land  Uatl.,  ooutn  Ainca. 

NORWICH. 

The  figui-e  of  Britannia.  '^Rolbia."  "Vimieba"  "CoRirtfNA"    "Bdsico"   "  Salamanca'*  *'Vittobia"   "St. 
SEBA3TiAir"'*Nivji"  "  Penix3cla""Cabool,i842"  "Moodkeb"  "  Febozeshah  "  "Sobbaon"  "Sevastopol" 

'Kabul,  1879"  "Afghanistan,  1879-80." 
:  Colonel.— Henry  James  Buchfuiau,'  CB.  Eimgn,  i'i4  June  50;   Lieuf.  ^15  July  53  :    Captain,  15  June  55  ; 
Major,    I  Apr.  57;    Bt.Lt.Cohnel,    \2    July  68;     Lt. Colonel,   i  Jan.  73;    Colonel,  29  June   76;    Major 
General,  19  March  86;  Lieut  .General ,  1=,  June  93  ;  Colonel  Norfolk  Regiment,  28  May  98. 
Lieutenant  Colonels.— 2   Lewis  Horace  Phillips.^  iie«<.  2  Dec.  74;  Cau(.  19  July  82  ;  JIayor,  19  bept.  90; 
Lt. Colonel, b  Dec.  97.                                                                                                                                     _,         _         _^    . 
Andrew  Cracroft  Becher,'^  2vd  Lieut,  30  Jan.  7S  ;    Lieut.  1  Sept.  3o;    Captain  21  May  84;    Major 
14  Aug.  95  ;  Lt. Colonel  12  Mar.  00. 


FuUiHalf 
Pay.  Pay 


Majors. 

1  Charles  Edward  Borton,^^  2nd  in  Com-  > 

mand  5  July  98  S 

2  William  Francis  Percy, i*2?trf  in  Com-  > 

maud,  2  Apr.  00    J 

Sausraarez  Dobree  Shortt   ■ 

"Walter  Hervey  Besant,'^  Adjutant  it 

Volunteer  Battalion  26  Aug.  95    i 

Herbert  John   Whiteside    M'Kenzie  ( 

Kennedy     J 

Henry  Yelverton  Bes,\&,^°  Adjutant  -^1 

Battalion  4  Feb.  97  J 

Godfrey  Massy,  Adjutant  3    Volunteer\ 

Battalion  15  Sept.  97   i 

Arthur  John  Hamilton  Luard,^'  A»»t.  t 

Military  Governor  of  Johannesburg...  3 


2ND   HKOT. 


4  Dec. 

I  May 

31  Jan. 
II  Aug. 

23  Oct. 

22  Jan. 


.1] 


Captains. 
William    Sandars    Dods,  Adjutant 

Battalion  30  June  97     

2  William  Corrie  Touire^ 

1  Charles  Barry  Close** 

■J  John  Marriott    

William  Raymond  Inglis,  Recruiting^ 
Staff  Officer,  Straff ord J 

2  Evelyn  Cbiappini  Peebles^'s   

p.».e  Charles  Ross,  Dioisional  Sianal-  ^ 

ling  Officer,  South  Africa  Field  Force) 

Gilbert  Head     

Evelyn  William  Margesson 

Arthur  Lytton  Bellamy  (Depot) 

Arthur  Edward  Lascelles 

1  Charles  Henry  Renwick**    

2  Henry  George  Levinge     

I  Frank  Leonard  Northcott,  Adjutant\ 

Deolali  Depot,  8  Jan.  00 j 

I  Charles  Cftutlev  Blackburn 

;j.».c.    Colin    Robert     Ballard,=9    Staff\ 
Officer,  South  Africa  Field  Force Jl' 

1  George  Evans  Bruce 

Edward  Peter  Strickland,3«73S0.8eri;-") 

ing  tcith  the  Fgyptian  Army    y 

Alex.  Straton  Ciimpberi,.-i't;.  6  Vol.Bn.  ) 
Gordon  Highlanders,  i  May  99 ) 

2  Francis  de  Beauvoir  Bell,  Adjutant  | 

24  Nov.  97 ) 

2  Geurgc  Ernest  Wilsou  

Arthur  James  Vavasor  Durell, -4rmy  ) 
Pay  Department  j 

1  John  William  Vincent  CarrolP^ 

2  Francis  Cecil  Lodge 


Lieutenants. 

1  Ernest  Henry  Denne  Stracey 

Robert  William  Hare,  D.  A.  A.  Gen  ,  j 
S.  Africa,  with  rank  of  Captain  j" 

1  William  Fanshawe  Loudon  Gordon,"? 

Adjutant  2c  Aug.  99 i 

John  Boyd  Orr,^-^ Mtd.Infantry, S.Africa 

2  Walter  fcJvelyn  Cramer-Koberts 

Noel  Gilliat  Thompson,  Pay  Depart-  ) 

ment,  wtth  rank  of  Captain    > 

1  Ronald  Lionel  Percy  Birch 

2  Ronald  Henry  Buxton 

2  Herbert  Richard  Done 

Chas.  Elrahirst  Luard,  Central  Africa  ) 

Regiment   j 

2  Lloyd  Newton  Jones-Bateman ,  Aide  i 

de  Camp  to  Brig.  Geu.H.C.O.  PliimerS 

I  Richard  Deare  Farley  (Jldman 

1  Clifford  Ret?.  Teinpleraan  Annesley 

2  Francis  Edward  Walter   

2  John  Clayton  Atkinson     , 

2  Francis  Rej^iuald  Day 

I  Henry  Etlward  Martin  Turner 

I  Arthur  Lovell  Hadow 

I  Jame«  Price  Lloyd  Mostyn 

1  Howlttnd  Maxwell  Clifford 

2  Bernard  Salway  Grilse. I 

1  Henry  John  Hamilton  Trueman    

2  Patrick  Edmund  Henslowe  {Depot) 


LIEUT. 

IS  Feb. 

81 

16  Nov. 

80 

23  June 

81 

I  July 

Bi 

I  July 

81 

I  July 

81 

22  Oct. 

81 

CAPTAIN. 


BFeb. 
II  Feb. 
II  Feb. 
22  Aug. 
10  Nov. 


21  Bee.    89 


3  May 

1  Oct. 
8  Oct. 

10  Oct. 

12  Mar. 

13  Aug. 
19  Nov. 

19  July 

18  Oct. 

14  Feb. 

2  June 

21  Dec. 
6  June 
5  Sept. 

18  Nov.    96! 
23  Dec.    96; 

97! 
97I 
9'| 
U7 


20  Feb. 
24  Mar. 

15  Sept. 
I  Dec. 

16  Feb. 
27  Apr. 

6  July 
3  Au£f. 

3  Aug. 

4  Jan. 
II  Feb. 
20  May 


10  May    82 


10  May 

9  Sept. 

9  Sept. 
5  Deo. 

19  Deo. 

23  Auk. 

12  Nov. 

29  Aug. 

29  Aug. 

30  Jaa. 
30  Jan. 
30  Jan. 
30  Jan, 

18  Deo. 
23  Apr. 

23  Apr. 
25  Aug. 
29  Apr. 

22  Nov. 

2  Dec. 

12  May 
28  Sept. 

13  June 
I  Jan. 

28  Nov. 
7  Mar. 

5  Aug. 

29  Aug. 

30  Nov. 

16  Dec. 

22  Sept. 

24  Dec. 

5  Feb. 

10  Feb. 

19  Apr. 

19  Apr. 

31  Dec. 
I  Apr. 

28  Apr. 
I  May 

20  Aug. 

29  Sept. 

23  Oct. 

14  dpr. 
14  May 

6  June 
23  Auj. 


91 
91     14 


BBBV.MAJ. 


13  Aug. 

28  June  84 
so  Sept.  86 
30  June   87 

30  June  87 

29  Feb. 
21  July 

I  May 


Sept.  89 

Sept.  S9 
June  90 
Sept.  9" 
Sept.  go 
Nov.  94 
Dec.    94 

Aug.  95 
Aug.  95 
Nov.  95 
Aug.  96 
Jan.  97 
;  Sept.  97 

i  Dec.    97 

)  Feb,   98 

I  May   98 

L  Apr.    99 

I  Oct,    00 

Apr.    00 

Apr.  00 

Apr.  00 

May  00 

May  00 


29  Deo.    93 


MAJOB. 


14 
6  June  00 


30  Sept.  96 

28  Nov. 
6  Dec. 
24  Dec. 

I  May 

5  July   99 

17  Mar.  00 

8  Sept.  00 


22  Oct,    99 


19  Sept.  00 


"  Major  Borton  served  in  the 
Afghan  war  in  1S79-S0,  and  look  part 
in  the  advance  to  Cabul,  including 
the  operations  around  J  ugdulluck  and 
the  eiii^agement  at  Saidabad  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Burmese 
Expedition  in  1887-89  with  the  and 
Battalion  Norfolk  Regiment  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

1^  Major  Besant  served  with  tnei 
Nile  Expedition  in  i884-S5(Medal  witlll 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Servedf 
with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Fiel* 
Lforce  in  1885-86,  and  was  present  l» 
the  engagement  at  Giuiss  (4th  Clasai 
of  the  Osmanieh  for  his  services  with 
the  Egyptian  Army);  also  served  in 
the  operations  near  Suakiu  in  De-t 
cembtr  1888  including  the  engage- 
ment at  Gemaizah  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  Clasp,  and  3rd  Class  of 
the  -Medjidie),  and  in  the  operations 
in  i3qt'  including  the  capture  of 
I'okar  (3rd  Class  of  the  Osmomen, 
Clasp  to  Khedive's  Star), 


Years  Ser.| 


Fall  I  Half 
Pay.!  Pay. 


The  Norfolk  Eegiment, 


240 


Second  Lieuthitints. 

1  William  Henniker  Andersoo   

2  Charles  Georj;,''e  Wickhatn 

I  Sanford  John  Palairet  Scobell    

1  Charlie  Valentine  Lanyon   

2  Clive  Wentworth  Lyoa 

2  John  Read  ('Iiirke  * 

1  Arthur  Edward  MartjT  Ward 

Frank  de  AVint  )n  Harman   

2  Archibald  Doag:an  Buzzard 

Robert  Westbrook  Hewitt 

1  Robert  Hanbury  Brudenell-Brace- 

2  Francis  John  Eustace  Archer 

1  George  Thornton  Hunter-Gray 

2  Humphrey  Louis  Willett  

Edward  AchiHes  Daunt 

I  Seymour  Hauuin^  Lee  

Cuthbert  John  Griffith 


2ND  LIBUT. 

72   Aug. 

99 

I  2  AUif . 

PP 

12  Aug. 

99 

30  Aug. 

95 

20  Jan. 

00 

24  -Ian. 

00 

24  Jan. 

00 

24  Jan. 

00 

4  Apr. 

00 

18  Apr. 

00 

18  Apr. 

00 

21  Apr, 

00 

21  Apr. 

00 

5  May 

00 

23  May 

00 

II  Au^. 

00 

13  Oct. 

CD 

Quarter  Masters, —I  John  Griffiths,  10  Jan.  94  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
2  Patrick  Uolgan,  25  Apr.  00  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 

Facings  White.— Agents,  Messrs.  Holt  and  Co. 

igt  Battalion  emharked  for  Gibraltar^  18S7.     -znd  Battalion  embarked  for  South  Africa,  4  Jan.  igoo. 

*  Lt. General  Buchanan  served  the  Eastern  campaiirn  of  1854-J5  as  Adjutant  of  the  47th  Regiment,  including 
the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman;  sortie  of  26th  October,  eiei^e  and  fall  of  Sebastopol— appointed  Town  Major 
(Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  5th  Class  of  the  lledjidie).  Coiumauded  a  Column  of 
the  Field  Force  under  Brigadier-General  Ross  against  the  Afreedees  on  the  North  West  Frontier  in  1877-7S 
mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  and  Medal  witVi  Clasp). 
9  Lt.Colonel  Phillips  served  with  the  expedition  against  the  Jowaki  Afreedees  in  1877-78  {Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  gth  Foot  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-80,  incbiding  the  operations  in  the  Khyber  Pass  (Medal). 

1*  Lt. Colonel  Becher  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  9th  Foot,  and  took  part 
in  the  advance  to  the  relief  of  Cabul  under  Brigadier  General  Charles  Gough,  including  the  engagements  at 
JugduUuck  and  Saidabad  ;  was  afterwards  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Gough  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1*  Major  Percy  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  with  the  2ud  Battalion  Norfolk  Regiment  (Medal 
with  ClasD). 

-"  MajorReale  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Northern  Chin  Hills,  Burmah,  in  1892-93  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Brevet  of  Major). 

=*i  Major  Luard  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  on  special  service  in  the  4th  Brigade; 
was  Brigade  Transport  Officer  to  the  Minbu  Command  from  August  1887  to  January*  i83S  (Medal  with  Clasp);  also 
served  with  the  first  Chin  Field  Force  in   Upper  Burmah  in  i888-Sq  (Claso). 

-3  Captain  Tonge  served  with  the  Bechuanalaud  Expedition  in  iSSi-Ss  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  on  special 
service.     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

2*  Captain  Close  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-80  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Norfolk  Regiment  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

"  Captain  Peebles  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1891-92  with  the  Irrawady  Column  (itedal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1891^-1900. 

*'  Captain  Renwick  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Chin  Hills,  Burma,  in  1892. 

^  Sir  E.  W.  Vemer  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-S9  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Norfolk  Regknent 
(Medal  with  Clas'p).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

^^  Captain  Ballard  served  in  the  operations  in  Burma  in  1891-92  with  the  Boungshe  Column.  Served  with  the 
Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  189s  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  iu  the  campaigh  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wi'liam  Lockhart  in  1898  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Transport  Officer 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  two  Clasps).  Served  m  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Adjutant  South  African 
Light  Horse  and  as  Staff  Officer  to  Station  CoD^mandant. 

3"  Major  Strickland  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S7-89  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Norfolk  Regiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kit;chener  m  1896  with 
the  2nd  Soudanese  Battalion  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hatir  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Modal  with  two  Clasps);  in  the  operations  in  1897  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Clasp  to  Khedive's  Medal)  ;  and  in  189S.  including  the  battles  cf  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches) and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  the  defeat  of  Ahmed  Fedil's  Army  {DSO.  Brevet  of 
Major,  and  two  Clasps  to  Khedive's  Medal). 

^-  Major  Carroll  served  in  the  Nieer  Soudan  campaign  in  1897  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Major  Arnold  commanding, 
including  the  expedition  to  Egbon,~Bida,  and  Ilorin— slightly  wounded  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp); 
also  served  with  the  expedition  despatched  in  pursuit  of  the  King  of  Benin.  Served  iu  tuc  South  African  war  in 
1899-1900  as  Censor  to  Staff-Officer  for  Prisoners. 

»^  Lieut.  Orr  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900.  See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  *  Hart's 
Annual  Army  List,*'  p.  786. 


Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Norfolk  Regiment  {formerly  the  gtU  East  Norfollc  Regiment). 

Raised  in  1799,  and  proceeded  to  Holland.  To  England,  1799.  To  Spain.  1800.  To  England,  1801. 
Reduced,  1802.  Again  raised,  1S04.  To  Portugal  and  Spain,  rSo8.  To  England,  1S13.  Reduced,  1815. 
Raised  again,  1857.  To  the  Ionian  Islands,  185S.  To  Gibraltar,  1S64.  To  Hong  Kong,  1864.  To 
Yokohama,  1S66.  To  Ireland,  186S.  To  England,  1S69.  To  India.  1S74  (Afghanistan,  1879).  To 
Burmah,  iS38.     To  England,  1890.     To  Ireland,  i8g6. 


241 


The  Lincolnshire  Regiment. 

"iFormerlij  the  icth  (North  Lincolnshire)  lleiiiment. 
jTlie  3rd  and  4th  Battalions  are  foiraed   of  tlie   North   andP 
'  J  South  Lincoln  Militia  respectively. )  L: 


10^" 

Regimental  Dtstrtct, 
LINCOLN 

"Blenhbim"  ''Rallies"    "Ocdexibdb'*    "  Malplaqdet  "   '*Egtpt"    (with   the  Sphinx).      "Peninsula' 
'*  Sobbaon'*  "  Punjacb"  "Mooltan"  "  GoojEBAT*'  "LucKNOw"  "  Atbaba"  "  Khaetoum." 

X^  P13  Oct.  43 


3t  Ratt,.Secunderabad, 
Madras. 
,2nd  Batt.,  South  Afrioa. 


years'Ser.'Colonel.— .Sf>  Julius  Richard  <i\yn,^  KCB.  Enttign,  16  July  41  ; 


Fall 
Pay. 


Captain,  P9  June  48;  Bi. 


Half!     Major,  12  Dec.  54;  Bt.Lt.CcL  6  June  56;  Major,  5  June  57;  Lt.CoL  P15  Nov.  61';  Colonel,  29  Oct.  6?; 
Pgy-I    J/ajor  GfH.  28  June  6S;  i^GeH.  5  Nov.80  ;  G e uera I,  i  Oct.  ^6;  Co/onW  Lincolnshire  Regt-  29  Nov.  90- 
, Lieutenant  Colonels.— i    Frank  Robert  Lowth,-   CB.  Ensign,  P30  Nuv.   70;    Lf.  28  Oct.   71;    Captain, 

II  Mar.  Si  :  3f(//or.  17  Feb.  92;  L f. Colonel,  it  'M.a.r.gS. 
2  Huph  James  Archdale,^  Lieut,  n  Feb.  75  ;  Captain,  20  Mar.  83  ;  Major,  13  July  92  ;  Lf.Colonel^6  Oct.  00. 


Majok». 

I2  Thomas  Hulkes  Bingham  Day,  2nd  iu  ^ 
Cowiiunul  II  March  9 S    S 

|i  Edgar   Herapatb,   2nd    in    Command ) 

24  Feb.  00  J 

p.s.c.  Beamish  St.  John  Barter,  Prof.  "> 
Royal  Military  Academy  28  Jan.  97    ) 

'i  HenrvBolton  Maiuwarinj,', ^  Commaw-") 

I         da.,t  Wellingtun  Depot  16  Oct.  99    ...  S 

'2  Waiter  Latham  Cox  {Depot)  

1  George  Augustus  Ivait 

I     William  Griffith  Grant 

■  2  Henry  Du  Buisson 


2ND  LIEUT. 


16  Feb.    78 


'Vi 


:} 


Captains. 

2  Frederic  (.'harles  LLoyd 

ArthurWm.Dewar,  d.dj.  ^Bu.zi  Sept.96 

I  John  Pim 

I  Robert  Pacy  Maxwell* 

1  James  Forrest"'  

2  George  Bunbury  M'Andrew   

Arthur   Sanders    Vanrenen,    »erving'i 

tcith  the  Malay  States  Guides  } 

I  Alfred  Edward  Hubbard'^* 

I  Richard  Ormsby  Cumberland'^  

Ernest    Berdoe   Vilkinson,'*  serving  \ 

icith  the  Egyptian  Army y 

Francis    Stewart    Evelyn    Boothby,> 

Adjutant  I  Vol.  Battalion  19  Jan.  97  J 

Harold  Ernest  \^ti\X^T .Snperinttindent  \ 

of  Gymnatiia,  Preston,  11  Nov.  98    ...  S 

1  Henry  Montfort  Gardner'* 

-!  Charles  Gaitskell    

2  Herbert  Henry  Harington 

I  Jasper  Joseph  Howley 

I I  James    Reynolds  Maxwell    Marsh,'* 

Adjutant  10  Nov.  97 .. 

Wm.  Grosvenor  Harding,  Adjutant  2\ 

Battalion  i  Sept.  98 j 

Cuthbert  Charles  Lambert  Barlow,''  > 

l'gatid(7  Rtjle» i 

Samuel  FitzGibbon  Cox, 20    Asti'fant  ) 

Provost  Marshal,  S.  Africa  F.F. j  , 

Lancelot  Edwards^'    I 

2  Phillip    Michael    Peters,^-    employed  >  | 
vuder  the  Mil.  Gocernor  of  Pretoria}  \ 

Hugh  Edward  Richard  Boxer^ 

Wm.  Sidney  Carpenter,  Reserre  [Depot) 
John  Pope  Templer,  Reserve  (Depot)    ... 

Almeric  E.  F.  Rich,  Reserve  (Depot) I 

Libutknants.  j 

Edward    Abadie    Plunkett.'*  Station  ')  \ 

Staff  Officer,  Wellington,  20  Sept.  00  ^  ! 

Charles  George  Lyali-'^ ' 

2  Dudley  Harcourt  Fleming  Graut    

Walter   Backhouse  Hulke,  Supit.  of) 

Gymnatia,  Colchester,  16  Sept.  98    ...  S 

I  Henrv  Montague  Cave  Orr  

1  Edward  Tatcbell,^:  South  Africa 

2  Fred.Wm.  Stringer, Adjutant  5  Aug.  00 

2  Frank  Douglas  Gibbes 

2  Coverley  James  Rennie-^... 

1  Richard  Henry  George  Wilson^  

2  Robert,  d' Esterre  Hill^o 

1  Louis  Arundell  Burrowes^' 

Hamilton  Hodgson,^^  Eqyptian  Army... 

Roland  Hay  Morant,lfW.  Inf.  S.Africa. 

I  Francis  William  Greatwood'^ | 

I  Charles  Ernest  HolUns^' I 

Alan  Hilton  Johnson,^  Chinese  Regt....' 
I  Robert  Neal  King-'^ 

1  Philip  Douglas  Earle^" 

2  Richard  Freckleton  GonvilleBromhead 

:  Oswald  Muirhead  Dyke^9     

2  FredericK  Gordon  Spring    

1  Arthur  Baynes  Johnson 

2  Henry  Charles  Walter  Uoskyns   

1  Robert  Hector  Johnston  

Second  Lieutenants. 

2  Cyril  Gerald  Valerian  Wellesley    

I  Leonard  Carey  Lewis 

1  Charles  Andrew  Montague  Dunlop 

2  Ronald  Dockray-Waterhouse 

2  Herbert  Edward  Dawson     


I  May 

II  May 
2=5  May 

14  Jan. 
23  Oct. 
19  Feb. 


CAPTAIN. 


29  Nov.  76     7  Apr.    33 


II  Feb,  77 
II  Sept.  76 
21  Aug.   78 


I  July    84 
16  Feb,    83 


BSST.UAJ, 


18  Nov.    84 
II  Feb.    77    13  May    85 


1  Feb.  79 
22  Oct.  79 
26  May    8c 


J  July  81 
I  July  81 
I  July  81 
22  Oct.  81 
0  Sept.  82 
9  Sept.  82 

12  May   83 

25  Aug.   83 
14  May    84 

25  Nov.  8s 


13  May    85 

3  May    86 

it;  June    86 


II  Mar. 

13  Aug. 
II  Mar. 
25  Apr. 

14  Aug. 
16  Dec. 

23  Dec. 
t6  Jan. 
5  May 


4  May    S7    29  Dec. 


4  May    87 1  29  Dec. 
4  May    87 


88 

29  Dec.  88 

28  Feb.  85 

16  Nov.    87    14  May  qo 

II  Feb.    881     9  July  90 

10  Nov.  88    13  Jan 


21  Dec.    89' 


9' 
II  Mar.   92 


3  May  9o|  25  Apr.  92 

28  June  90  9  June  92 

17  Jan.  gi'  7  Oct.  91 

4  Mar.  9!:  10  Oct.  92 

27  Jan.  92!  14  Aug.  93 

I  May  78;  13  Nuv.  78 

23  Oct.  80      I  July 

II  May  78  23  July  79 


18  May 

13  Jti^y 

13  Aug. 

19  Nov. 

19  Nov. 
9  Sept. 

7  Mar. 
2  June 

10  Oct. 
10  Oct. 
10  Oct. 

22  Dec. 

20  Feb. 

6  Mar. 

23  Sept. 
2t)  Feb. 
29  Feb. 

b  June 

8  Sept. 
16  Feb. 

4  May 

7  May 

3  Aug. 

21  Sept. 

4  Jan. 


20  May  99 
12  Aug.  99 
12  Aug.  09 
9  Dec.  99 
20  Jan.    00 


92    23  Dec. 


hajob. 


Z3  Dec.  93 

29  May  93 

16  Dec.  93 

17  Feb.  96 

31  July  95 

6  Oct.  97 

II  Mar.  98 

15  Feb.  99 


16  Nov. 


16  Nov.  98 


971 


98 


I  Sept.  94 

12  Sept.  94 

31  July    95 

17  Feb.  96 

I  Sept.  94 

6  Oct.  97 
19  Nov,  97 

19  Nov.  97 

13  Dec.    97 

13  Dec.    97 

!i  Mar.  98 
I  Apr.  99 
9  Oct.     99 

7  Apr.  «j 

13  May  S5 

9  July  90 

4  Nov.  85 


35  Lieut.  Johnson  served  in  the  cam- 
paign in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert 
Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist  Bat- 
tahon  Lincolnshire  Regiment,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  the  Atbara 
(British  Medal,  and  Khedive*s  Medal 
with     lasp). 

I  ■*^  Lieut.  King  served  in  the  cam 
paign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir 
[Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the 
ist  BattaUon  Lincolnsliire  Regiment, 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  the 
Atbara  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's 
Meiial  with  Clasp). 

^  Lieut.  Earle  served  in  the  cam- 
paign m  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbei'l. 
Kitchener  in  iSq8  with  the  isi  Biittahon, 
..incolnshire  Regiment  (BritishMedal, 
and  Khedive's  Medal), 

23  Lieuc.  Dyke  sen-ed  in  the  cam- 
paign in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert 
Kitchener  in  1S98  with  the  ist  Bat- 
talion Lincolnshire  Regiment,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum 
(British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
with  Clasp). 


Years  Ser 

KlUl 

Pay 

Hail 

Pny. 

2 

2 

2 

I 

I 
2 

2 
I 

2 

2 

< 

TAe  Lincolnshire  Regiment. 


241a 


Second  LtKUTHifAirTS. 

Winston  Josepli  Due:an     

Edward  Noel  French , 

Charles  Raymond  Bent  Aked  .., 

John  Noel  Phillips  

Richard  Dunn  Warren  

Thomas  Studdert 

Eau  Francis  Cecil   

Reginald  Bastard , 

1  Robert  Edward  Drake    

2  Samuel  Le  'nard  Swanzy , 

William  Neville  Pitt    

John  Franklin  Richardson 


JND  LTKUT. 


F'lcinat  White. — Agenis,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 

mt   Battalion  embarked  for    Malta, i'^   Jan.  95, 

2nd  Battalion  embat-ked  for  S.  Africa,  4  Jan.  1900. 


24  Jan.  00 
24  Jan.  00 
3  Feb.  00 
10  Feb.    00 

10  Feb.    00 
21  Feb.    00 

3  Mar,  00 
18  Apr.  00 
iS  Apr.  00 
23  May    00 

11  Aug.    00 
II  Aug.    oc 

Quarter  Matters.—?.  William  John  Conway,  26  May  q;  ;   Han.  Lieut, 
Walter  Church,  8  March  qq  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 

*  Sir  Julius  Glyn  served  as  Field  Adjutant  to  the  Force  under  Sir  Harrv  Smith  in  the  action  with  and  defeat 
of  the  rebel  Boers  at  Boem  Plaats  (horse  killed).  Served  with  the  Ritle  Brigade  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1S52-53  (Medal). 
Also  the  Eastern  campaig-n  as  a  Brigade  Major  and  Assistant  Adjutant  General  in  the  Light  Division,  including  the 
battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevets  of  Major  and  Lt. Colonel, 
Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  the  Indian  campaigns  of 
'S57-5Q,  including  the  defeat  of  the  Gwalior  Contingent  at  Cawnpore  on  6th  December,  final  capture  of  Lucknow, 
action  at  Nawabgunge  (commanded  Battalion),  and  subsequent  operations  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  CB.). 

^  Lt. Colonel  Lowth  served  with  the  loth  Regiment  in  the  Perak  Kxpedition  in  1873,  and  was  present  when 
a  combined  Naval  and  Military  force  attacked  and  captured  the  Stockades  and  five  guns  at  Passir  Sala  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  with  the  ist  Battalion 
Lincolnshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.  British  Medal, 
and  Khedive'  Medal  with  Clasp). 

3  Lt.Colonel  Archdale  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in 
the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  with  the  ist  Battalion  Roval  Welsh  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
occupation  of  Crete  in  1897-92  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers. 

^  Major  Mainwaring  served  in  the  campaign  m  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8q8  with  the  ist 
Battalion  Lincoslnshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and 
Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmunieh,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two 
Clasps). 

'*  Cai)tain  Maxwell  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1098  with  the  1st  Bat. 
talion  Lincolnshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

•"  Captain  Forrest  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  iu  1898  with  the  1st  Bat- 
talion Lincolnshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  thg  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  despatclies)  and  Khar- 
toum (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'2  Captain  Hubbard  served  in  the  campaien  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  TS9S  with  the  ist 
Battalion  Lincolnshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'^  Captain  Cumberland  served  in  the  campaiofn  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist 
Battalion  Lincolnshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'*  Major  Wilkinson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-88  (Medal  with  Claspl.  Served  in  the  campaign 
in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8o3,  including  the  ooerations  on  th'?  Upper  Atbara,  the  capture  of 
Gedaref  in  command  of  an  Arab  Battalion,  and  tin  subsenueut  defenc*  of  G'ldaref  and  tbe  operations  in  the 
neighbourhood  (mentioned  in  despatchep,  Brevet  of  Major,  British  M'sdal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp);  and 
in  1899  in  the  operations  resulting  in  the  final  defeat  of  the  Kbalifa  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  to  the 
Flying  Column  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Cla-s  of  the  Osmanieh). 

^^  Captain  Gardner  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S98  with  the  ist 
Battali  m  Lincolnshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battla  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedi\'e's  Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  at  Paardeberg  of  16th 
to  27th  February  1900 — ^wounded. 

"*  Major  Marsh  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  So'idan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  as  Adjutant  to  the 
ist  BattaUon  Lincolnshire  Regiment,  and  was  in-e-^ent  !it  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and 
Khartoum  (mentioned  iu  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major.  British  ^iledal,  and  Khedive's  iledal  with  two  Clasps). 

i*-*  Captain  Barlow  served  in  the  campaiiin  in  the  .Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  with  the  ist  Batta- 
lion Lincolnshire  Re-^iment,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  the  Atbara  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with 
Clasp). 

2«  Captain  Cox  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudau  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist  Battalion 
Lincolnshire  Reu'iment,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  in  charge  of  Brigade  Signallers  and  Khartoum 
in  charge  of  Divisional  Signallers  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive"^  Medal  with  two  Otaspsl.  Served  in  the  South 
African  war  in  1S99-1900  as  Assistant  Provost  Marshal,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Stormberg. 

21  Captain  Edwards  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSqS  with  the  ist  Bat- 
talion Lin-jolnshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Medal  with 
Clasp). 

-^  Captain  Peters  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  iu  1S9S  with  the  ist  Battalion 
Lincolnshire  Regiment,  andwaspresent^at  the  battle  of  the  Atbam  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

!"  Captain  Boxer  served  iu  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  und^r  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  iu  189S  with  the  ist  Battalion 
Line  dnshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  the  Atbara— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

2*  Lieut.  Plunkett  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  with  the  ist  Bat- 
taUon Lincolnshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches, 4th  Class  ot  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Mediil  with  two  Claspsl. 

I's  Lieuts.  Lvall  and  Hodgson,  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S 
with  the  ist'Battalion  Lincolnshire  Regiment,  and  were  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasji). 

27  Lieut.  Tatehell  served  in  the  campai-^n  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  1S9S  with  the  ist  Bat- 
taUon Lincolnshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Khar- 
toum (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

28  Lieut.  Rennie  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSgS  with  the  ist  Battalion 
Lincolnshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and 
Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  „    ,         „.    , 

2-J  Lieuts.  Wilson,  Greatwood,  and  HoUins  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  bir  Herbert  Kitchener  in 
1898  with  the  1st  Battalion  Lincolnshire  Regiment,  and  were  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum 
(British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ■  ,      ,  -c  *    v 

30  Lieut.  Hill  served  in  the  campai"-n  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  tn  1893  with  the  ist  Battahon 
Lincolnsliire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  the  Atbara  (  British  Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Medal  with  Clasp). 

»'  Lieut.  Bun-owes  served  m  the  campaigti  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  with  t;he  ist  Bat- 
taUon Lincolnshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  BattaUon  Lincolnshire  Regiment  {formerhj  the  iothRe(iiment), 

Raised  in  Ireland  in  1858  and  proceeded  to  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  iS6o.  To  India,  1804.  To  Englanu^iS;:', 
To  Malta,  1878.    To  Gibraltar,  18S1.    To  India,  1882. 


11 


TH 


] 


The  Devonshire  Regiment. 

Formerhj  the  nth  (North  Bevonshire)  Regiment. 

(The  5rd  and  4tli  Battalions  are  formed  of  tlie  2nd 

•^  -  -' -•     '  L2 


St  Batt.,  South  Africa. 

Dei)otat  Umballa. 

DdJiatt.,  South  Africa. 


Segimetital  District,      ■         ■  ^-        ,         •  ^^  >r-i-i'  i-      i 

EXETER  -I  •'^'"1  '^''  Devon  Militia  respectively. 

TbeCastleol  Exeter     "  Semrer  Fidelia:' "'OiTtisGEv"  "SiiiMANCi"  "  PrBKifEBS  "  "  NiTELLE  "  "Xive" 

"  UBTHES"    •'ToULOPSB"    "  PhNINSCLA  "  "AFGHANISTiN,  1S7Q-80."    "  TlBAH." 

Colon.,1  —Sir  Edward  Newrtieate  Xen  rtegate,'  KCB.  DL.  2nd  Lieut.  29  May  42  ;  Lieut.  14  Aor.  46  ;  Capt. 
fjo  km  s2  •  Bt  ilaior,  2  Nov.  55  ;  -U'/nr,  :;i  Knf-.  =7  ;  Lt.Colonel.'  30  Apr.  61  ;  Colonel,  23  Oct.  67  ;  Major 
General  i  Oct  -t' Lieut.Qeneral.  wt'l^y  iT,  Co/ou?/ Devonshire  Reaiment,  24  March  97. 

lieutenant  Colonels.'—;;  p.».c.  George  Mackworth  Bullock,  Lt.  24  April  72;  Captain,  22  Feb.  82;  afo/or, 
19  Mav  or :  i^Co?o«e^  ;S  Jan.  97.  ,       ,,   ■  ,,  t^  ^  >      .       ^  . 

I  Cecil  William  Park,' i'.  ■;  June  75;   Captain,  g  Jan.  8?;  Major,  2  Mar.  92;  Lt.Colonel,  9  Oct.  99, 

Ross  •)  hompson. -7?f.-f'VP  {DrjKitl;  Eiisir/a, '6  Nov.  67;  £J«l^  ■'23  Sept.  69 ;  Cai>tain,  23  Feb.  80;  3fa;or, 
24  Dec.  S4 :  i^  Coloiirl  2  Mar.  92. 


Years'Ser j 
Foil  HaU,' 
Pay.  Pay'i 


Command 


^[ajoes. 
2  Herbert    Batson,    ^ni 

7  Nov.  q8 1* 

Thomas  Arthur  Harkness    Davies,' 
BSO.  2nd  in  Command  9  Oct.  99  

1  Aitnur  Graves   Spratt^ 

2  Frederick  Clifton  Briggs'    

1  Montagu    Creighton   Curry,'   Comdg. 

Imp.  Light    Inftiutrg,  Houtll  Africa, 
Kith  rank  of  Lt.Colonel  

Henry  Howard  Bedingield,  SeonMing  1 
Staff  Officer,  Dublin,  15  Sept.  99 I 

p.t.c.  John  MacNeil  Walter'"  

2  George  John  Ellicombe"    

Captains. 

J  Mainwaring  George  Jacson'^ 

Richard  Hammett   Kirkwood,  Adjt.\ 

3  Volunteer  Battalion  i  July  98   5 

Vancouver  AlexanderRichards, J((/u-  ] 
taut  3  Battalion  21  July  97    > 

Reginald  John  Hall  Parlby,  Adjutant  > 
2  Volunteer  Battalion  16  Nov.  96 S 

Philip  Urban  Walter  Vigors 

Norton  James  Goodwyn, '^  i).SO 

Percival    George    Elgood,    Egi/ptianX 

Army,  Ai-sonan ) 

WiUian_  Theophilus  Bartletl" 

Guv  William  Geo.  Sanders,2l(?/H^aH<  i  > 
Vol.  B.,.  Burha.r.  Lt.  Inf.  i  Uec.  98    S 

J  Gerald  Meade  Gloster" 

Reginald  Seward  Ruston,'»  I'ai/  Dept. 

Herbert  Reginald  Vyvyan,.4rf>u(a»^  1 1 

Volunteer  Battalion  1  Apr.  96    S 

1  Joseph  Oate.^  Travers-^ 

Edw.  Geo.  Williams,  Jrf;.  4iin.6  Mar.  97 
Wm.  Bernard  Lauder. ^'^IrjH^  Pag  Dept ... 

2  Louis  Jean  Bols,"  Adjutant  17  Feb.  99  .. 

1  HurdisSecundusLalandeRavenshaw^*  t 

Adjutant  5  Iiec.  90 S 

Jasper  Fitzgerald  Radclitfo,  Adjutant  \ 
Difcliarge  Depot  3  Sept.  00 J 

2  Charles  Spencer  Warwick^* 

2  John  Prescott  Law  .. 


2ND  I.IRUT. 


I  BBEV.UAJ. 


10  Sept. 

11  Sept. 

23  May 
6  Got. 


isAng. 
14  Jan. 
II  Oct. 

XI  Aug. 
22  Jan. 


5  Feb. 
8  Dec. 


ve\ 


22  Jan.    81 

23  Apr.    3: 


22  Aug. 

31  Oct. 

c  July 

EvelynFit'zGerald  Michell  Vvood"  6  Nov. 

1  Edward  Conway  Wren"'    ^^  i"^""* 

2  Charles  Clarkson  Martin  Maynard-*....       " '^— 
Edmund    Merritt  Morris,^''    Mounted 

Infaulrg, South  Africa 

Nathaniel  Robert  Hadchtie,-*'  MouutedX 
Infantry,  South  Africa    ) 

1  James  Edward  Ignatius  Masterson^*  ... 
^  Maurice  Harold  Grant    

Ernest  Douglas  Young,  Egyptian  Army 

2  Walter  Meredith  Goodwyn    

1  Noel  Luxmoore 

James  H.  Vidal  Braithwaite,  Reterci 

(Depot)  ; 

Lieutenants. 

2  John  Damley  Ingles  

1  Norman  Zeal  Emerson**    

2  ThomasCharies  Bsdford  Holland 

2  Alfred  J  oseph  Elton  Sunderland   

1  Henry  Bourchier  Wrey  Gardiner 

2  Edward  James  FoiTester  Vaugban 

c  George  Humphrey  lr\'ing  Graham*"  .. 

2  Sherard  Osborn   

2  Claude  Alexander  Laibue    

I  Thomas  Bertram  Harris  

George  Nowell  Thus.  Smyth-Osboume 

I  George  Iremonger  Watts 

I  Duncan  Hamilton  Blunt  

I  Henry  Ross  Gunning     

1  Sydney  Thomas  Hayley   

I  Horace  William  Francis  Twias  

1  Evelyn  Stuart  Constantine  Willis 

2  Henry  Innes  storey    

2  Barton  Hope  Besly 

I  George  Frederick  Green   

John  FitzLloyd Horner, i?(«frtfc  {Depot}' 
(Lieut.  4  B,i.    Deion  Rcgt.  4  Dec.  86; 

Capt.  do.  3  Sept.  97) 

I  William  Ernest  Scafe 2  Aug 


8  Oct. 
17  Dec. 

17  Jan. 

;5  July 
17  Dec. 
25  Feb. 
2  June 
12  Dec. 


12  Dec. 
29  May 
29  May 
28  Sept. 

9  Dec. 

9  Dec. 

7  July 

8  Sept. 
I  Dec. 

16  Feb. 
II  May 
26  Oct. 
4  Jan. 

4  Jan. 
II  Feb. 
II  Feb. 
II  Feb. 
20  May 
20  May 

5  July 


87 


13  Oct.     77    25  July    78 


4  Feb. 

36  Nov, 
I  July 

I  July 
I  July 

I  July 

1  July 

[    Q  Sept. 
I    9  Sept. 

!  23  Aug. 

I  25  Aug. 

23  Aug. 

12  Nov. 
9  May 

'  23  May 

23  Aug. 
25  Aug. 
10  Nov. 

22  Sept. 

i3  Dec. 

31  Oct. 

31  Oct. 

15  Dec. 

23  Mar. 
22  Sept. 

8  Dec. 

20  Oct. 

q  Nov. 

16  Apr. 
25  May 
18  .Ian. 

6  Mar. 

2  Jan. 

31  Aug. 


9  Apr. 

6  July 
30  July 
13  Oct. 

I  Dec. 
28  Dec. 

17  Feb. 
5  Mar. 
9  Mar. 

24  June 
qOct. 

22  Oct. 

21  Dec. 
I  Jan. 

7  Jan. 
24  Feb. 
24  Feb. 
24  Feb. 

18  Apr. 
20  June 


9S1 


I  July 

22  Nov. 

20  Mar. 
24  Dec. 

5  Oct. 

26  Oct. 

28  Oct. 
20  Sept. 

I  Oct. 
I  July 

31  Oct. 

I  Nov. 

4  Feb. 
I  Apr. 

19  May 

6  Oct. 
IS  Apr. 

20  Oct. 
9  Nov. 

14  Nov. 

20  Feb. 

19  May 
J  8  Jan. 
18  Jan. 


S3 


93 
95 
97 
97 
6  Mar.   97 

9  Apr, 

14  Sept.  98 
I  Dec. 
28  Dec. 
2S  Dec. 
17  Feb. 

24  June 


9  Oct. 

I  Jan. 
24  Feb. 
24  Feb. 
24  Feb. 
18  Apr. 

1 1  July 


99 


19  May    95 

15  Jan.    97 

9  Nov.  92 
38  Jan.    97 

24  Mar.  97 

7  Nov.  99 
26  Apr.  99 
9  Oct.     99 


«  Lieut.  Birch  served  in  the  A  - 
gSighanwar  of  1878-30  (Medal).  Served 
gSwith  the  Burmese  Expedition  in 
93]  1891-92  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


Pay,!  Pay 


The  Devonshire  Eeginieiif. 


242a 


Second   Liedtbnanis. 

1  Jolm  Francis  Aloysius  K:ine 

2  Robert  John  Milae     

2  Charles  James  Spencer   

2  Herbert  Connell  Whipple  

2  Owen  John  ^Mortimore 

2  Henry  Grattan  Elliot 

I  EastAce  Lockhart  Maxnrel! , 

I  Charles  Edwani  Edward-Collins 

1  John  ilorth  WooUcombe 

2  "Wiiliam  Raymond  Daniell 

r  Henry  James  Lucius  Cary 

2  John  Cecil  Pearr^e  

2  Ja'nes  Edward  Lewi^-Lloyd 

1  Maurice  James  Duke  Youn<?     ... 

2  Alan  Faulkner  Redfern    

Richard  Percy  Lewis 


Qiiayfer  Masterg.- 


2ND    LIEUT. 


13  Sept.  99 

18  Oct,  99 

:8  Oct.  99 

18  Oct.  99 

15  Nov.  99 

6  Dec.  99 
34  Jan.  00 

3  Mar.  00 

7  Mar.  00 
7  Mar.  00 

4  Apr.  cx) 

4  Apr.  CX) 

5  May  00 
11  Aucr.  00 
II  Au^.  OD 
24  Oct.  00 


■I  Henry  Honuer,*^  5  June  8q;  Hon.  Cu;?/.  16  Apr.  94, 
2  Chiirles   Birrh.«  ;.-.5    Sept  91 ;   Ilau.  Lieat. 

Facings  White.  —  ^^e/ii'jf.  Messr?:.  Cox  and  Co. 
int  Batfalion  embarked  for  E^iipf.zg  Jan.  1891.  xnd  Battalion  embn'ked  fur  South  Africa,  20  Oct.  1899. 
1  Sir  Edward  Newdegate  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  the  Eastern  camoaipu  of  1854  and  ud  to 
July  i;55,  including  the  liattles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman  (woundedt  aud  siege  of  Seba^'topol  (Medal  with  three 
Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Med.jidie,  aud  Turkish  Medal).  Served 
in  the  Zulu  war  of  T879  in  command  of  the  2nd  Division,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Uliiudi  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  CB.). 

'=■    Lt. Colonel  Park  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0  as  Adjutant  with  the  2nd  Battalion  nth  Regiment  in 
Southern  Afghanistan  (Modal). 

e  Major  Spratt  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockharfc  in 
iSQ7-qS  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  tbe  ist  Battalion  Devonshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 


capture  of  the  Sampaglm  and  Arhanga  Passes  (Medal  with  two  Clasp.'^) 
"  Major  Davies  served  in  the  Afgban  war  in  1870-80  with  the  nth  Res'iment    (Medal) 


present  at  the 

Served  with  the  Bur- 
mese iijxpedition  in  1801-92.  and  took  part  in  the  Wuntho  Expedition  and  ir.  the  operations  in  the  Chin  Hills 
in  comuiand  of  the  North  East  Column  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  ia  the  cam- 
paign on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WiUiam  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary 
Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Devonshire  Regiment,  aud  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and 
Arhanga  Passes  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
*>  M.ijor  Briggs  served  with  the  nth  Kegimentin  the  Afghan  war  in  1870-80  (Medal). 

3  Lt.CoIonel  Curry  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Noi'th  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionarv  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Devonshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  ab 
the  capture  oftliB  Sampagha  and  Arluiuga  Passes  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^  Major  Walter  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
J 897-98  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war 
in  1899-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso. 

'1  MHJor  EUicombe  served  with  the  nth  Regiment  m  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal).  Served  in  the 
campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  ludia  under  Sir  William  Lockharfc  i  a  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expedi- 
tionary Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Devonshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  ihe  capture  of  the  Sampagha 
and  Arhanga  Passes  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'-  Captain  Jacson  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1805  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Nor;h  West  Frontier  of  Indiaunder  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah 
Expeditionary'  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Devonshire  Regiment,  aud  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the 
Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes  (two  Clasps). 

15  Captain  Goodwyn  served  in  the  Burcnese  Expedition  in  1891-92  ivith  the  Irrawaddy  Column  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  iu  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99,  including  the  Mendiland  Expedition  and  the  Souijo  Town- 
Kwalu  Expedition ;  afterwai'ds  with  the  Karene  anil  Protectorate  Expeditions  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and 
Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  iu  1890-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Colenso— severely  wounded, 

'^  Captain  Bartlett  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lnckhart  in 
1897-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Devonshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes  (Medal  with  two  Clasps*. 

i7  Captain  Gloster  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockharfc  in 
1897-98  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  2nd  Brigade  Mohmand  Field  Force,  and  afterwards  with  the  Tirah 
Expeditionary  Force  as  Adjutant  to  the  ist  Battalion  Devonshire  Retrimeut  including  the  capture  of  the  Sam- 
pagha and  Arhanga  Passes  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  aud  was  present 
at  the  siege  of  Ladysmith. 

"*  Captain  Ruston  served  iu  the  operations  in  Burma  in  1891-92  (Medal  with  Clasp), 

-"  Captain  Travers  served  in  the  operations  in  BurmH  m  1891-92  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign 
on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockharfc  in  1S97-9S  wifch  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force 
with  the  ist  Battalion  Devonshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga 
Passes  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-'  Captain  Lauder  served  in  the  operations  in  Burma  in  1891-92  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-^  Captain  Bols  served  iu  the  operations  in,  Burma  in  1891-92  including  the  operations  in  the  Kachiu  Hills 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  withthe  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Adjutant  andQaarter 
Master  at  the  British  Military  Base  Depot  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-^  Captain  Ravenshaw  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the 
Malakand  Field  Force  including  the  action  at  Landakai  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  withthe  ist 
Battalion  Devonshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes  (two 
Clasps). 

-*  Captain  War^-ick  ser\'ed  with  theWaziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  as  Transport 
Officer  3rd  Brigade  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  X-.octhart  in  1897-93  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Devonshire  Regiment, 
and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  S.impagha  aud  Arhanga  Passes  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  *» 

-6  Captain  Wood  served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895  (Star).  Served  in  the 
South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  on  Special  Service,  and  later  as  Assistant  Military  Secretary  and  Aide  de  Camp  to 
Sir  F.  W.  E.  F.  Forestier-Walker. 

-7  Captain  Wren  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockharfc 
in  1S07-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Devonshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at 
the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

~*  Captain  Maynard  served  in  the  operations  in  Burma  in  1S91-92  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign 
on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-93  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force 
with  the  ist  Battalion  Devonshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga 
Pusses  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

i_For  remainder  of  Koteg,  see  end  of  Someri^ef  Light  Infantry,  p.  2461Z, 


243  "T^®  Suffolk  Regiment. 

■IrtTH  -I       Formerli/  the  12th  {East  Suffolk)  Eegiment. 

'  ^  '        (The  3r(l  ami  4th  Battalions  are  formed  of  the  AVest 


1st  Batt.,  South  Africa, 


Setjnnentat  Vinfricr,  I 
BDEY  ST  EDMUNDS.  J 
,-  Ubttii'Sen"  "  Mindbk 


(-18 

land  Batt.,  Quet±a. 

'SEHINOAPiTAU." 


I'eara'Ser 
FiiU  Haf 
Pa  J 


I  Apr.  01  ;    Colouf'l 
Lieutenant  Colonels 


Suffolk  and  thf  Cambridge  llilitia  re-spectively. 
■GlBEiLTAB"  t,Le  Castle,  Key,  and  llolto,  " Montis  Intinnia  Calpe."   ' 
India  ""  SOCTH  Afbica.  1851-2-1"  "New  Zealand  "" -AroHANlSTiN,  1878-80." 
Colonel  —H;,:    Sir  Percy  Roljert  Basil  Feilding,'  KCB.,  Eniigii,  ''8  Auc.  45;    Eutign  <(•  Lieut.,   P;  Ang.  46; 
Lieut   i-  (apt   31  Au?".-i;    Breirt  Major,  12  Dec.  54;    Copt.  4-  Lt.Color.el,  P23N0T.55;    Colonel, y  Oct.6;: 
Maio'i-     ■>-  Oct.  67;    Lf.Coloiifl,  i  Jan.  71;  Maior  General,  26  ilsiyjo;   Lieut. General,  ■; AynT.ib;  General, 
"      '    "^  "  ■'     ''Suffolk  Regiment,  25  Jan.  00. 

-2  Charles  Richard  Townley,^  Ensign,  14  Jan.  69  ;  Lf.  28  Oct.  71  ;  Capt.  10  April  So  ; 


Major,   g  AprU  85;  Lt.Colonel,^^  Feb.  gi- 
1  p.8A-.  George 


Fred.' Campbell  Mackenzie,'^  iiea?.  12  Feb.  76  ; 
'Colonel,  7  Jan.  00^ 


Capt.  14  July  83 ;  Major,  30  Nov.  91 ;  Lt. 


Corn- 


Command  1 

; 


aWD  UKUT. 


ti  May    78 

79 
Bo 
80 

23  April  81 


13  Auif. 

14  Jan. 
II  Aug. 


Majobs. 
I  Archibald  Cyril  Cubitt,"  inrf 

mand  10  Sept.  98    

Frank    Graham,'*   2nd 

7  Jan.  00  

1  Edward  Arthur  Kemble" 

_  Wm.  Reade  De-la-Pere  Lloyd^' 

1  Vivian  Waldegrave  Hall  Graham 

William  FremeColeman,22Df;).  Aatitt.  t 

Adjiita  lit  General,  Jtanijoon,-^o  July  00 > 
p.».c.  Edward  Montagu, "A(ii/^  Capt.  for  1 

Mil.  Police,  .ilrxaiidria,  19  May  qS     > 
p.s.r.   Leonard     Julius      Shadwell.^") 

D.A.A.G.  for  Imtraction,  Kimtoielie,  >,         

21  Oct.  95  ^ 

Beresford  R.  Unmi'iton,  Heserre  {Depot). -\ 
James  S.  Tillycr-Blunt,  Seterre  {Depot)    iq  Fel 

Captains. 

2  Louis  Hamilton  Bazalgette 

Casimir  Hy.  Claude  Van  Straubenzee.  ) 

Adj.  Moulmem  Voluiiteert  11  June  97;  

Charles  Frederick Lennock^UDffo/) 

William  Keate'i,  South  Africa  1        

Sydney  Boyle  Stotherd.  Adjutant  2) 

Voliinteer'Batlahon  ^^  iMneat)    J  

p.s.c.  Cuthbert  Montague    De   Gruy- ) 

ther,='  Intt.  S.  M.  College  13  Dec.  97  ) 
William  Berkeley  Wallace,"'  Inspector  1  , 

of  Warlike  Stares,  i  Oct.  00   )  ■ 

Edward  Papillon  Prest-'  

Charles  Arthur  Hugh  Brett," .-tiOn'''"'  \ 

4  Battalion,  15  Nov.  00 S 

2  William  St.  Lawrence  Saunders 

Cecil  Robert  Fryer.*'  .4.dj.  3  i«.  24  Dec.96 

Walter  Herbert   Newland  Glossop,^'  / 

Adjt.  2  Val.Bn.Nottlid.  Put.  1  Feb.  97; 

George    Herbert    Stewart    Browne,*'  \ 

Adjutnut  3   Volunteer  Bn.  14  Feb.  98  ) 

Alexander      Braithwaite     Morgan,"  ( 

Army  Pay  Department S 

2  Robert  Burrell  Unwin    

1  Samuel  Ej-re  Massy  Lloyd  

2  Frank  Gadsden  Davies*'  {Depot)    

I  Henry  Frederick  Hugh  Cliflord 

1  John  Randolph  Gorst  Hopkins    

2  Frank  Dalzell  Finlay"  

2  Charles  Douglas  Parry  Grooke    

t  .lohn  Ale.\ander  Shakespear  Murray  ... 

Hugh     Barrow     Rowlands,     Centralt 

Africa  Regiment    ,.,  } 

2  Charles  Hampden  Turner  

Ernest  Christie  Doughty,    Adjutant  ( 

25  Aug.  99    -S 

Herbert  EdwardOlive.y,  Central  Africa  > 

Segi  input S 

2  William  Harvev  Bowden,  Station  Staff  > 

OJJicer,  Bareilli/,  28  Mar.  00  J 

Charles  Cecil  Rowe  Murph,y 

Alex.  Maurice  Leslie,''^  Reserve  {Depot)... 
Heniy  EveljTi  Tombe,*^  Reserve  {I)epot)\  n  Oct. 
Lieutenants.  1 

Harry  d'.\rch  Smith j  to  Oct. 

Arthur  Staiistield  Peebles     12  Dec. 

2  Frederick  .\lexarider  "Wliite.iSoHiA  Africa]  12  Dec. 

I  Frederick  Felix  Weichs  H:ill".iy.  10  Apr. 

Arthur  Pelham  Frankland,  with  Arnig  >       ,  ^,     . 
Serrir,    Corps S     ^S  i,ept. 

1  Francis  Tyrwhitt  Drake  Wilson,  Adju-  )       ,  c„  ^ 

tant  23  Apr.  00 S      5  °®l"- 

2  Ernest  William  Bell 5  Sept. 

2  Charles  Edmund  Hunter  Wintle--* x6  Dec. 

1  Claude  Edward  Foster     20  Feb. 

:  Samuel  John  Barrington  Barnardiston...  24  Mar. 

2  Hugo  Meynell     15  May 

2  Walter  Preston  Lovell  15  May 

2  Leopold  Henry  Vivian  Fi)r8ter     15  May 

I  George  Addison  Lister  Thomson 15  May 

1  George  Pope  Newstead  15  May 

2  Frederick  William  Orby  Maycock 1  Dec. 

I  Arthur  Hilliard  '.Yilhams  Temple  i  Dec. 

I  Alfred  Lynn  Allen    '     i  Dec. 


11  Sept.  761 

5  Aug.  8oj 

12  Oct.  801 
I  .Tan.  81' 
J  July  81 

I  July  81 

22  Oct.  81 


I  Dec. 

18  Mar. 

18  May 
15  May 

I  Sept. 

1  Dec. 


9  Mar. 
29  July    82    25  Sept.  89 


12  Nov.   73'  18  June 
2B  Oct.     71    17  Dec. 


9  Sept.  82    16  July  90 

9  Sept.  82'    9  Dec.  go 

5  Dec.    83'     I  Apr.  92J 

5  Dec.    8;i    9  Apr.  92I 
30  Jan.    S4I  26  Apr.  93' 

6  Feb.    84,  18  Apr.  94I 

7  Feb.  85I  15  June  94 
6  May  85'  15  June  94 
9  May    851  IS  June  94 

12  Nov.  84!    3  Oct.  94I 

I  25  Nov.   85    iq  June  95J 

I  25  Nov.  85    29  Jan.  96I 

25  Aug.  86;    t  Feb.  971 


1 8  Apr.   94 


9  Dec. 

IS  Oct. 
24  Feb. 

I  5   0(!t. 


94 
96 
97 
97 
10  Sept.  98 

22  Mar.   99 

7  Jan.    00 

I  Jan.    93 
18  June  8S 


sFeb. 

4  May 
t6  Nov. 
11  Feb. 
10  Nov. 
28  Nov. 
21  Sept. 

9  Nov. 

9  Nov. 
21  Dec. 
17  Jan. 


as  Aug. 
16  July 

9  Dec. 
10  Jan. 
25  Feb. 

2  July 
31  Mar. 

I  Apr. 

9  Apr. 

S  Dec. 

18  Apr. 
15  June 


861  I  Feb.  97] 
90'  17  Feb.  97' 
90!  24  Feb.    97 


20  Ma,y  97 
13  Oct.  97 
io  Oct. 

13  Dec. 

14  Feb. 


4  Oct.    93    30  May    96 


23  Dec. 
23  Dec. 


93!   15  July 

93'  21  July 
30  Nov. 
79     6  Not. 


1  Feb. 
17  Feb. 
24  Feb. 

2  Aug. 

13  Oct. 

13  Dec. 

14  Feb. 
I  Mar. 

19  May 

23  June 
30  July 
ID  Sept. 
28  Nov. 
28  Apr. 

24  June 

25  Aug. 
7  Jan. 
7  Jan. 


19  May  98 
30  July  c8 
10  Sept.  g8j 

25  Aug.  99] 

24  Feb.   001 

24  Feb.    00 

2 J  Feb.    00. 
2  Feb.    B'l 

26  Apr.    861 


2'  Maior  Lloyd,  Captains  Lenuock, 
De  Gruyther,  Wallace,  Prest,  Brett, 
F'rver,  Globsop,  Browne,  Morgan  and 
Davies  served  in  the  Hazara 
Expedition  in  iS3S  with  the  ist 
Battalion  SutTolk  Regiment  (Medal 
with  (.'lasp). 

-2  Major  Coleman  served  with  tlie 
Nile  E.xpedition  in  1884-85  attached 
to  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal 
Sussex  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

''  Major  Shadwell  served  in  the 
Hazara  Expedition  in  18S8  as  Adju- 
tant to  the  ist  Battalion  Suffolk 
Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


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1 


2  George  Henry  Wal ford t6  Feb.  9S     7  Jau.    00. 

J  Daniel  George  Robinson  7  May  g8    34  Feb.   of 

Second  Liedtenants, 

-  Arthur  Sidney  Hoy 3  Aug.  98 

HerbRi't  Arthur  Stewart,  jlrwiy  Servic-  t  r 

Corp^ y  +'^*"-  99' 

-■  Frank  Sanditbrd  Cooper   ...  3  May  oq 

-  Wilham  Stuart  Smith .  jo  May  99 

Francis  Winchester  Wood-XInrtia 12  Aug.  gg 

'  Charles  Walter  Butler   13  Nov.  99 

t  Ernest  Nevill  Jonrdain. 15  Nov.  99 

I  Ernest  Gadesden  Fellows 15  Nov.  99 

r  Rowland  Marshall  Wilt'ord 15  Nov.  99 

[  Walter  Norris  Nicholson 24  Jan.  00 

I  Thomas  Sisson  Fleetwood  Pratt    14  Feb.  00 

[  Archibald  Gilson  Taylor  7  Mar.  00 

[  Roger  Warln  Beaconsfield  Onslow    iS  Apr.  cx» 

:  Robert  Eric  Bryce  Wisden   18  Apr.  00 

:  Cecil  Irwin 5  May  00 

J  Ernest  Edward  Orford  5  May  00 

Vere  Fortrey  Currey  ii  Aug.  ooj 

Francis  Daniel  Ross  Seatou n  Aug.  00; 


Quarter Maatcrs. — i  Andrew  Sniith."i  15  Aug.  01  ;  Hon.  [/-^uf, 
2  Robert  Felstead,  26  July  9)j  Hon.  Lli'id, 

Facings  YelloTv. — Afjents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
ist  Battalion  cmba  fked  fov  South  Africa,  11  Nov,  iSqg,     ind  Battalion  embarked  for  ^gi/pt,  iS  Dec.  1889. 

I       >  General  Hon.  Sir  Percy  Feilding  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54  as  Brigade  Major  to  the  Brigade  ot 
'  Guards  ;it  the  battle  of  Alma  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  on  the  Stafl'  of  the  ist  Division  at  the  battles  of  Bala- 

felava  and  Inkerman  (severely  wounded),  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  Knight 

of  the  Lcgitm  of  Honour,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  Turkish  Medal,  and  CB.). 

-  Lt.Colonel  Townley  served  as  Adjutant  of  the  i.st  Battalion  i2Dh  Foot  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S7S-S0,  and  was 
pro^enl  in  the  engagement  at  Ali  Boghan,  the  occupation  of  the  Lughman  Valley,  and  the  expedition  against, 
the  IChu^innis  (Medal). 

'-  Lt.(_'oloncl  Mackenzie  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  12th  Foot  in  the  AfgJian  war  in  1S79-80  (Medal). 

■ '  Major  Graham  served  with  the  ist  Batt-^lion  icth  P^oot  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

'^  Major  Cubitt  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  with  the  ist  Battalion  Suffolk  Regiment  (Medal  with 
Clasp).    Sen-ed  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSocj-iqcj. 

'^  Captain  Kemble  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  12th  Foot  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iSSo  (Medal).  Served  in  thc- 
Su'iih  Africa'.!  war  in  1899-1900. 

''  Major  Montagu  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  with  the  ist  Battalion  Suffolk  Regiment 
(.M'jdal  with  Clasp)  ;  also  served  with  the  Chin  Lnehiii  Expeditionary  Force  in  1S89-90  as  Transport  Officer 
Nil  It  hern  Column  Chittagong  Force  under  Brigadier  General  Tregear  (Clasp). 

-  ■  Captain  Finlay  served  in  the  campaign  on  tlu-  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Loekhart  in 
I  1S1J7-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

''  Captain  Leslie  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Acting  Deputy  Assistant  Commissary  General,  Com- 
;  missariat  and  Transport  Staff  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Stir). 

-'  Captain  Tombe  served  in  the  Ei^yptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-8  Lieut.  Hfill  served  m  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  i8gS-qg  (Medal  with  I'lasp). 
,     -■•'  Lieut.  AVintle  served  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  WUliam  Loekhart  in  1894-95  (Medal  with 
Clasp). 

^t  Lieut.  Andrew  Smith  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80  (Medal),  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in 
I  iSgo-igo-j. 

'  Record  of  the  Services  of  the  ist  Boilolivu  Suffolk  Regiment  {fonnerly  the  12th  RegimenL), 

Raised  in  16S5,  remaining  in  England  till  i6So.  Ireland,  to  1691.  England,  to  1699.  Ireland,  to  1703.  West 
Indies,  to  17C5.  England,  \o  1708.  Flanders,  to  170-;)  (umbarked  as  Marines,  but  atterwards  landed  for  active 
service).  England,  to  1712.  Minorca,  to  1719.  England,  to  1742.  Flandersand  Germany,  to  i745'  England  and 
Scotland,  to  174S.  Holland,  to  1749.  Minorca,  to  1752.  Eagland,  to  175S.  (2nd  Battalion  raised  in  1757.  and, 
entitled  the  65th  Regiment  in  1758).  Flanders  and  Germany,  to  1763  (battle  of  Minden).  England,  to  1769* 
Gibraltar,  to  17S3  (siege  of  Gibraltar).  Entitled  i2tli  East  Suffolk  Regiment,  1782.  Ireland,  to  1794  (in  1790  tlie 
greater  part  of  the  Regiment  served  as  Marines  from  June  to  Dec).  Flanders,  to  1795.  (Flank  Companies  to  the 
West  Indies,  rejoining  Head  Quarters  m  1795).  England,  to  1796.  East  Indies,  to  1810  (capture  of  Seringapatam). 
Mauritius,  to  1S13.  Isle  of  Bourbon,  to  iSi^.  Mauritius,  to  1817.  (2nd  Battalion  raised  in  iSii,and  proceeded  ta 
Ireland  in  1812.  To  England,  Flanders,  France,  and  retm-ned  to  England.  iSis-  To  Ireland,  1S16.  Disbanded, 
11?.)  Ireland,  to  1S20.  England,  to  1S23.  Gibraltar,  to  1834.  England,  to  1835.  Ireland,  to  1S37.  Mauritius,, 
to  I  -47.  (Entitled  "  ist  Battalion  12th  Regiment "  on  the  raising  of  the  Reserve  Battalion  in  1842.)  England,  to 
135  J.  Ireland,  to  1S54.  Australia  and  Tasmania,  to  i36i.  New  Zealand,  to  1867  (war  of  1863-65).  England,  to 
TS7.-.  Ireland,  to  1876.  Eastlndies,  to  139::  (Afghan  war  o'f  1878-80;  HazaraExpeditionin  iSSS).  England, to  1897. 
Malta,  to  iSuj.     England,  1899, 


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45  The  Prince  Albert's  (SomersetsWre  Light  In^^^^^^^ 

Jteaimental  Dhfricf, 

TAUNTON.  J(The3m  k  4U1  ^•''\''"""\7^:  ;^";";^;,^,.  *'Ava.'*  "Afghanistan"  "«huznbii.' 

try.iSMayc^  InsBnh  Gallwev  »    &.««,  'fi  Oily  7o ;    -Cf™'-    ^S  Oct.    ^l :   Captain,  =u 

:  :r:ssSfeaHSH?«t  „... ».«.., ......  .>.  -*  - -.. 

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/«  Commiuici  15  Sclit.  oS J  '  1 

Ohas.  Warren  Napier-Olavering,''  2«rt  | 

,■«  Commii-irf  27  Jan.  00    ../non  ^, 

1  Geo.  Hen.  HolbecheODuclinian,"'  Vl><J 


CAPTilN. 


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1 1  May 


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\      (B^L^Co^t)»<•?^Oct. 98) J, 

,  Courtney  Heathcote  Stisted \     J  May 

,  HBrbert  Rhvs  Lloyd"   ■■■■■ ■.-I     7-4-ig. 


Herbert  Rhys  Llo.yi 
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<iU.  Mount  1 


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23  Oct. 


26  Feb. 

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20  Nov. 
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cnaries  x>  little «".)  ^.v..-     .-   ..     -Q.-.n-.. 

Herliert  Cokaynu  Fnth,"  Utatiou  Staff\  <         ^3  j^n. 

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rre  {Depot)... 
(Depot).. 


Henry  Wilson  Lovett,'-'  Itnie. 
Arthur  W.  A.  Poll"Ck,i" /e. 

1  CAPXilNS- 

1    Montagire    Amos   Foster,  Ad/utant  4\ 

Batlntion  15  May  99  ■■■■ ' 

!2  Ferdinand  Mansel  Peacock''     ■- 

I2  RobertBrooklehurst's  ........•■•.  ■■-—•■-•-, 

Arthur  Barton  Pox,»^<?/-  3  -B"-  i,*^eh.  90 
■    i  s.c.  Henry   Joseph  Eyevctt,    Specal 

i    iK>.c.    John    Maximilian    Vallcnt.n," 

'I  Herbert  Cecil  Johnstone'"^-...      ■■._■_■•  •■• 
1 2  Edward  Hopton  Swayne,"  Adjutant  1 

16  Nov.  96 ■■■■ ■ •* 

2  Leonard  George  Thomas  Chandler  

2  Edward  Gwyn  SlKer"....^----,-— "--jiv 
u  s  ,•.     Walter     Pipoii      Braithwaite-'-  *. 

'       '  Briiimle  Major, Natal v:v:;;"V"J.* 

Ed wd.Forbes  Cooke- Ilurle.s"  Adjutant  j 


21  Aug.    78' 


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5  Feb. 
5  Feb. 


4  May 

+  May 

II  Feb. 
II  Feb. 

9  May 
17  July 


^o  Dec.  98    _ 

Ernest     Henderson      Rowley 
Richard  Plat,t«  (Depot)..^ 

1  Albert  Reginald  Foord«  (Depot)  

2  Amherst  Blunt  Whatman"'... •■••■■:■••■;■ 

„  ,  ,.     Arthur    Gerald     Boyle,    Station  ( 

' C,!u,.,m,idaut,  Soidli  Africa    > 

I  William  Hartley  Maud^" 

,1  George  Bell  Roney-Dougal-". ...... .....■■.■    • 

Adelbert  Orlando  i^ockayne  Last,  Adj.  \ 
I         .  Vol.  Bn.  Liiiioln  Iteiit.  4  May  99...  .. ) 

,    Charles   William  Compton,-''  Adjutant  1 

Ou.le  Liilkt  Horse  -  .\ug.9Q     •> 

'2  William  James  Bowker,^  i)«0 21  Dec. 

'2  Harold  FitzWilliam  Hardman -    29  MaK 

HerbertMaxwellMartin,.Jrf;«(a;i«Cooi-j  ,  j^, 

and  Mysore  Vol.  Rijiei  27  June  96 i\     ' 

1  Francis  Gordon  Grant  Thoyt&-'=    29  Oct. 

LlEDTKNANTS 

2  Alfred  Percival  Harry 

'  John  Bustee  Cooke  Thomson,  Amat.  ( 

Promst  Marshnt.  A'.  Afrh-a  ) 

,  John  AudlcyTbicknesse-"'..................- 

Cecil  John  Troyte-BuUock,  .Idjittant  2  t 

1         .tcrtni  Militia,  22  July  00 ) 

I  Cecil  Godfrey  Rawling-"  

Charles  Bertie  Prowse ■ 

':  Cyril  Ernest  I'hichester, -"/uii'.  Meprc- 

seutatior  Corps  

.    2  Penrose  Mark-Wardlaw  

.    -  Arthur  Hamilton  Yatman   

.  1 1  Ryves  Alexander  Mark  Currie*-    

.  Ii  ciiarles  earns  Maud 

.    I  Lanibton  AUix  Jones-Mortimer" 

,  I-  Ronald  Hill  Macdouald  Cupel  Micrs  .. 

2  Arthur  William  Sibbald  Patorson   

U  Hubert  George  Richard  Burgos-Shorl  , 

1  John  Sandbach  Noel  Harrison 8  June 

-  Henro  Irving  Rodney  .Vlllrey   4jan. 

'  Arthur  Joseph  Groves  Hargreaves     4  Jan. 

!!    2  Cecil  Hunter  Little ^'^ff°- 

2  William  Humphrey  May  Freestun  20  May 

Second  LiROtjiKANis. 

I  Alan  Rowley  Sale  Sale-Hill 2d  May 

"    I  Ernest  William  Worrall     23  May 

"    1  Erl!,'ar  Robert  Hunger   [  24  Juno 


July 
20  Nov. 

28  Jan. 

10  May 

6  Feb. 
12  Nov. 

17  Feb. 

7  Feb.   85! 

6  May    85 

6  May    35 

6  May   85 
25  Nov.  85 

30  Jan.    86 
'     I  May 
I  16  Oct. 


J  April  85 
22  July    86 

J  Auk. 

28  Dec. 
31  Dec. 

15  Sept.  87 

15  Sept.  87! 

23  Sept.  87 

I  May    87 

8  May    85 


BBEV.MA.T. 


23  Sept.  87 

I  May  3  9 
14  June  90 
14  Jan. 

14  Jan. 


14  June 

9+ 

24  June 

95 

9  Mar. 

9S 

14  June 
S  Nov. 

98 
98 

10  May 

99 

12  July 

99 

27  Jan. 

00 

27  Mar. 
10  July 

99 
94 

28  Apr. 
4  Jan. 

•I  Mar. 


14  June 
31  Dec. 
■!i  Dec. 


14  June  94 
8  Nov.  94 


I  Apr.    90 
14  June  90 

9' 
9: 


23  Sept. 
14  Jan. 


8  Nov. 
1  Feb. 

12  Feb. 

14  Oct. 

9  Apr. 

30  Dec. 


90 


90 


.i 


4  Feb. 

10  Oct. 

10  Oct. 

10  Oct. 

ic  Oct. 
12  Oct. 

10  Jan. 

2  June 
6  Mar. 
6  June 
6  .Tune 
5  Sept. 
0  Dec. 

16  Feb. 
Feb. 


14  June 
I  Nov. 

92 
93 

15  Dec. 

93 

31  Dec. 

03 

14  June 

94 

24  Oct. 

94 

3  Nov. 

94 

30  Dec. 

94 1 

12  Jan. 
10  May 

12  July 

12  Jul.y 

2  Aug. 
22  Feb. 

8  Mar. 

8  Mar. 


99 
99 


*  Lt.ColonelWalsU  served  with  the 

Mounted  Infantry  in  the  operations. 

a"ain6t  Bekukuni  in  the  Transvaal' 

in   187S,  including  the  litormmg 

I  Feb     96;Tolvana's  Stadt;     also  throughouci 

27  June  961  LheZuiuwaroi  1S7Q,  and  was  present! 

I  in  the  en^a  gcments  at  Kambula  HlUi 

14  Oct.    96!  and    Ulundi    (Medal    with    Clasp). 

98  Served  in    the    Nile   Expedition 

oSl  i884-8s  with  the  Mouati!.!  Infantry 

oS   Rciment  of  the  Camel  Corps,  andi 

Qol  was  present  in  the  reconnaissancei 

QQitoGakdulunderSirHerbert  Stewart,. 

99'  HI,  the  actions   at   Abu    Klea    and. 

ooiGubat,    in    tie   reconnaissance 

oo'Metammeh   on   the    21st   January,, 

ool  and  in  the  engagement  at  Abu  Kleal 

oj' Wells  under  Sir  Redvers  Buller 


I  Jan. 
10  Aug. 
14  Dec. 
12  Jan. 

4  May 
10  May 

7  Jan. 
29  Jan. 
22  Feb. 

8  Mar. 


16  June   ool  dangerously    wounded    (mcntionei3i 

.June   00  in  despatch(!S,Brevct  of  Maior.Medall 

ool  with  two  Clasps,    and    Khedives 

1  Star). 


22  July 


Fnl 
Lf-'ay . 


The  Frmce  AlheH's  (SomerfietsMvp.  Lu/ht  lufavtrt/^. 


246 


2ND  LIEUr. 


99 
99 

99 


Second  LincTKNAwrs. 

.-.    T  Algernon  Wilfred  Alexander 16  Aug. 

..■    2  Louis  Geor<:re  Eeresford  Harrison  18  Oct. 

.-.    2  Loais    Emilius  Chadleigh.  WortfaimrtDti  J       n  ^  ^ 

Wilmer  : : f  ^S  Oct. 

I  William  Watson .,  20  Jan. 

■  -.    I  Richard  Bassett  Oockbai-n  Raban  20  Jan. 

■  -.    I  Kdward  Wilcocks  Grisg^  24  Jim. 

...    2  Edward  Downes  Bally    :{  Mar. 

.-.    I  Basil  Gerard  Peel    ,  18  Apr.    00 

■-    2  Cecil  Ma'-ktiam  Annesley  Samada 21  Apr.     00 

..   2  Osbert  M  »rda'int j  2;^  May    00 

..    2  Edward  Guy  Lethbridj^a  Tharlow I  li  Aug.    oai 

.    r  William  Neville  Rvves    '  11  Aug.    oal 

-.    I  Hebur  MaitUind  Alexander i  n  Aug,    od* 

R^l}>h  Ciirteis  Jack'^on ir  Auf?.    oa' 

..    2  FerdiiiHiid  Swinf;  M'Clellan 29  Sept.   oa 

Cleiin'iit  Edward  Greshatu  Lsveson-Gower  13  Oct,     •.lo 

.    Quarter  Masters.— I  Lawrence  Douuelly,**  2  June  86  ;  Hon.  Captain  2  Juno  96. 
2  Patrick  Moran,  20  Jan.  97;  Hon.  Lieut. 

Facings  Blue. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co, 

isf  Battalion  embarked  for  Gibraltar,  12  Nov.  01.     2nd  Batt'dion  e.ubitrl-edfor  Sorth  Africa ^  Oct.  iS 


^  Sir  John  Cox  served  in  the  13th  Licrht  Infantry  the  campaigns  of  1S40,  41,  and42  in  Atghanintan,  and  was 
present  s.l  the  assault  and  capture  of  the  town  and  fort  of  Tootumdurrah,  storm  of  Jhoolg-hur,  night  attack  of 
Baboo  Koosh  Ghur,  attack  on  Khardurrah,  storminii-  the  Khoord  Cabool  Pass,  affd.ir  of  Tezeen,  forcing  the 
Jugdulluck  Pass,  reduction  of  the  Fort  of  Mamoo  Khail,  heroic  defence  of  Jellalabad  and  sorties  on  the  i4th'^Nov. 
{mentioned  in  despatch)  and  ist  Dec.i84i,and  nth  Mar.,  24th  Mar.,  and  1st  Apr. 1042;  the  general  action  with  and 
defeat  of  the  Ijesieging  force  under  Akbar  Khan  before  Jellalabad  on  l.he  7th  April  (mentioned  in  despatches  for 
*'  gallant  conduct  throughout  the  day,"  and  as  being  "  the  first  of  the  party  which  captured  them  to  seize  two  of 
the  enemy's  cannon  ")  ;  the  storming  of  the  Jugdulluck  heights,  generjr,!  action  at  Tezeen,  and  recapture  of  Cabool, 
for  which  he  has  a  Medal,  as  also  another  for  .(ellalabad.  Served  in  the  Crimea  from  30th  June  18^5,  and  was  at 
the  battle  of  the  Tchemaya.  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  t.Uasp,  5th  Classof  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish 
Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  campaign,  and  commanded  the  Left  Wing  of  the  13th  Light  Infantry  from  Aug, 
TS57  to  Oct.  185S,  and  was  actively  em])loyed  in  the  Azimghurand  Gorruckpore  districts  and  southern  borders  oi' 
Onde.  present  in  eight  engagements,  in  three  of  which  he  commanded  the  whole  force,  in  three  others  he  com- 
manded a  separate  Column,  and  in  the  remaining  two  he  acted  as  principal  Staff  Officer  to  the  Torce  (repeatedly 
mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel.  CB.  and  Medal). 

-  Lt, Colonel  Gallwey  and  Major  Williams  served  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuni  in  the  Transvaal  in  1878, 
including  the  storming  of  Toiyana's  Stadt ;  also  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  iS7o—Lr. -Colonel  G^Uwey  as  Adju- 
tant of  the  ist  Battalion — and  were  present  in  the  engagements  of  Zungin  Nek,  Kambula  Hill  and  Ulundi 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

*  Major  Napier-Clavering  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S5-87  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Somersetshire 
Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"  Lt. Colonel  Couchman  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-S7  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Somerset- 
shire Light  Infantry  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

''  Major  Lloyd  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  with  the  2iul  Battalion  Somersetshire  Light 
Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

--  Major  Cox  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1836-87  with,  the  2nd  Battalion  Somersetshire  Light 
Infantry,  and  was  slightly  wounded  in  an  engagement  on  the  22nd  March.  1SS7  (Medal  with  Claspl.  Served  In  the 
campaign  on  the  North  Wewt  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockharb  in  1S07,  and  was  present  in  the  en- 
gagement at  Shabka'lr  (mentioned  in  despatches);  also  served  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force  with  the  ist 
Battalion  Somer:?etshire  Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^  Major  Little  sei*ved  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-S7  as  Adjutant  to  the  2nd  Battalion  Somersetshire 
Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Major  Frith  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-26  with  the  Egyptian 
Army  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star);  and  in  the  operations  in  the 
Soudim  in  1889  with  the  Egvptian  Army,  including  the  engagement  at  Toski  (4th  Classof  the  Medjidie,  and  Clasp). 

1^  Major  Lovett  served  through  the  Zulu  war  of  1879.  and  was  present  at  the  engagements  at  Zungin  Nek 
and  Kambula  Hill  (Meilal  with  Claspl,  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S34-85  in  the  Egyptian  Army 
<mentioned  iu  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  .Star).  Served  in  the  Burmese 
Expedition  in  1886-87  with  the  -nul  Battalion  Somersetshire  Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp;.  [See  also  Civil 
Decorations  for  Gallantrv,  *'  Hart's  Annual  Armv  List,"  p.  786.] 

i"  Major  Pollock  served  in  the  operations  a:Jjainst  Sekukuni  in  the  Transvaal  in  1878;  also  throughout  the 
Zulu  war  of  1870,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  atZungin  Nek,  Kambida Hill, and  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  in  command  of  the  12th  Company  of  the  Commissariat  and  Trans- 
port Corps,  as  Transport  Otficer  to  the  2nd  Brigade,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek 
^ereba  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'7  Captam  Peacock  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS5-87  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Somersetshire  liight 
Infantry,  and  was  slightly  wounded  in  an  engagement  near  HUnedet  on  the  5th  Aijril  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medal  with  Clasp). 

^•^  Captains  Brocklehurst,  Vallentin,  and  Johnstone  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  Somersetshire  Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Captain  A.  B.  Fox  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1 385-26,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  an  engage- 
ment at  Hinj-owah  on  the  21st  March  iS36  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Captain  Swayne  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S5-S7  with  the  2ud  Battalion  Somersetshire  Light 
Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1880-90  (Clasp). 

-**  Captain  Elger  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  (886-87  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Somersetshire  Light 
Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  iu  the  South  African  wiir  in  1899-1900  with  the  L-.Ldysmis:;!  Relief  Force,  and 
was  present  in  the  operations  of  19th  to  27th  February  1900— wounded. 

-5  Captain  Braithwaite  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS6-S7  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Somersetshire 
Light  Infantry  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  _  . 

-s  Captain  I'ooke  Hurle  served  in  tke  operations  against  the  Kachins,  Upper  Rurmah,  m  1892-93  m  the 
Intelligence  Branch  (severely  wounded).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  india  under 
Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S97  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Somersetshire  Light  Intantry 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  .  ^    ,■         ^      -.-     Ttrn-        t      ii 

27  Captain  Piatt  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  toir  William  Lockhart  m 
1397-08  with  the  Peshawur  Column  Tiiah  Expeditionary  Force,  and  afterwards  witn  the  Khyber  J?ield  l?orcc 
■(Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ,  ,  „  ..  t        .  *  i  -      t  ■   1,*^ 

2B  Captain  Foord  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-S7  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Somersetshire  Ligh. 
Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wdliam 
Lockhart  in  1S97  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Foi^ce  with  the  ist  Battalion  Somerset-^h-.re  Light  Intantry  (Medal  with 
•Clasp). 

T  2 


o^6t/,  The  Pnncc  Alherl's  (Somcrgdshire  L!ght  Infantry). 

;  v"  She  M'ol=r,':™\r"l'For?e  with"the  -st  Battalion  Somersotsl_a,;e  l,i.ht  I„r.ntry  Oi^^^J^n^^n-V^: 


,lh  thc^emj^d £icUl  Fo^e  woh^t^ -St  ,.a^  ^^nu^^u..^...^.^^^  ^^5;;;Vir  William  Look- 

to  Brigadier  General  EUes 
St  Battalion  Komersetshire 

'^'i"r''^f"°r''  **'?.'';■''  pii^ertSnThe  camnai-n  on  the  North  West  Frontierof  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 


31  CiiDtBiu  Ronev-Dour-al  served  in  the  eampaiKn  on  the  North  West  Fioiitin  ot  India 
VortifX-«8  and  waS  present  in  the  engagement  at  Shabkadr  as  Onlerl.v  Orttrer  to 
,m.,„ioned  in  des|,atche:!l ;  also  served  with   the  Mohmand  Field  Force  w.th   the   tsC 


i,,  t6o-  "iih.he  Mohmind  rtld  Foree  «ith1he  tst  Battalion  Somersetshire  Lifcht  Infantry  as  Kesc.mental  Trans- 

''"'■Sl^r'cS^"er?ed'in''tte  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  undei;  Sir  William  Loek- 
iiMrt  ;n"s67  aXwaspt^senUntheeniaKementat  Sl.abkadr;  also  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force  with  the  ist 

'^Il'^'ieut'^efSJnl^r'ervS^SXIaUl^n'ol^'lbe  North  West  Frontier  of  India  nnd.-  Sir  WUUam 
i,nrkhart  in  iSojwith  the  Mohinand  Field  Force  with  the   ist  Battalion  .Somersetshire  L.fjht  Infantry  (Medal 

"'"''('•antl?:;  Donnellv  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iSSu-S?  with  the  -.md  Battalion  Somersetshire  Lijrht 
I,ir-/,,trr  (Metol  w  h  ••lasp).  Served  in  the  cami-aiRn  on  the  North  West  Frontier  oi  IncUa  under  (Mr  W.lham, 
j",ckhartin  1807  with  the ^^^  as  Quarter  Master  with  the  1st  Battalion  Somersetshire  Light 

Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

;;.■«..■,'  of  f/,e  Sc/r/ii>- of  the  1st  Battalion  Prince  Albi;r.<  fiomeisehhire  Li<j}d  Infantry  [formrriy  the 
'  ■  13^/1  Foot). 

liai.e.l  in  i6S>  Scotland,  to  1690.  Ireland,  to  1691.  France,  to  iCg2  En-land,  to  1700.  _  Low 
Countries,  to  1701.  Portugal,  to  1704.  Gibraltar,  to  1705-  Spain,  to  1706.  (Portion  formed  into  a 
Kc-i.nent  of  Dragoons.)  Ite-recruited  in  Kngland,  1706.  Portugal,  to  1711.  Gibra  tar,  to  172&. 
En'^Hnd  to  1741  Germany,  to  1745.  England  and  Scotland,  to  1746.  Low  Coiintrioa,  to  174S. 
K":  to  1754!  Gibn.ltai';toi76"'  Engl.and  and  Ireland,  to  .768^  Minorca  to  :775.  .^ng  and  to 
,780  West  Indies,  to  1 7S2.  England,  to  178;,.  Entitled  the  "  First  Somersetshire  Eegimcnt,  3iBt 
An".'  1 78;:.  Ireland,  to  1700.  West  Indies.,  to  1705-  England,  to  1797-  Ireland,  to  I799-  Lngland, 
t^,  Tsoo  E"vpt  to  1802.  Malta,  to  1803.  Gibraltar,  to  1805.  England  and  Ireland  to  1807.  West 
Indie-  'to  1I13.  Quebec,  to  1S15.  Ireland,  to  1817.  Channel  Islands,  to  1S19  Ireland  to  1822.  Con- 
r  tuted  L>ht  Infiintrv.  25th  Dec.  1822.  India,  to  .S24.  Burmnli.  to  1826.  India  to  1838  Atghams- 
t'tn  to  184  "(the  only  European  Regiment  at  the  defence  of  Jelhalabadl-  Entitled"  Prince  Albert  s  Eegi- 
mcnt of  Light  Infantrv.'  1842.  India,  to  1845.  England,  to  1847.^  Ireland  to  1850.  ScotUnd.  to  1851. 
."'irraltL-  to  IS,  I.  ■[•he  Crimea,  to  .856.  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  to  1857.  India,  to  18C4.  England  to 
i,S6G.  Ireiand.  t6  1&C7.  Gibraltar,  to  1872.  Malta,  to  1S74.  South  Africa,  to  1879.  England,  to  1891. 
Ciiliraltar,  1891. 

Record  of  the  ,SViT/V,».--  of  the  ■ziiit  TUi'lalion. 

Eaised  in  England  'n  1S5S.  and  proceeded  to  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope.  1S59.     To  llauritius,  1S63.     To 
England    1867.    To  Ireland.  1 87 1.      To  Sootl.and.  1875.     To  England,  1876.     To  Malta    1877.     To  India 
1S78.     i  Entitled '•S,.mer.,etsl,ireEegiment."  .88..     Altered  to  -  Somersetshire^ Light  Infantry,     and 
afterwards  to  '"The  Prince  Albert's  (Somersetshire  Light  Infantry),"  1882..     To  Burmxh,   1883.    To 
India.  1S87.     To  England,  .894. 


Cvntiinmtion  of  Notes  In  the  Devonshire  lic<jlnicnt. 

■"•  tiiptiiin  Morris  served  in  the  oampsiign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
IB..7-QS  with  theTirah  K.ipeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Devonshire  llegiment.aud  was  present  at  the 
catitlire  of  the  Sampaffha  and  Arhanga  Passes  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-1  Captain  N.  R.  Rartcliffe  served  with  the  Chitral  EeUef  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  iniBgs  on  Signalling  dat.,  _ 
and  «as  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  in  the  engagement  at  Panjkora  River  (Medal  trith 

^' Ciiptain  Masterson  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1891-92  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
ill  tlLC  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  iirah 
K.Kpcditiouarv  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Devonshire  Regiment,  and  was  pr^sent  at  the  capture  of  the  Sam- 
pagh;i  and  Arhanga  Passes  (Medal  with  two  (.'lasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  .var  m  1899-1900,  and  took  part 
111  the  defence  of  Ladysmith,  including  the  attack  of  Cth  .January  looo— se\  erely  wounded. 

"S  Liiat,  Emerson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  \\  illiam  Lockhart 
in  1897-nS  with  theTirah  l''.xpeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Devonshire  Regiment,  and  was  present 
at  thecal  itnre  of  the  Sanipagha  and  Arhanga  Passes  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

«  Lieut.  Graham  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  iSq7-q3  with  theTirah  K.xpeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Devonshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at 
t tie  capture  of  the  Snmpagha  and  Arhanga  Passes  {iledal  with  two  Cla^ips). 

"  Captain  Honner  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S07-9S  with  the  TirahKxpeditiouary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Devonshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  tne 
capture  of  the  Samjiagha  and  Ai-hanga  Passes  (Medal  ^^  ith  two  Clasps). 

Uecord  of  tlie  Servicer  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Devoiuhire  Bc;ilment  (formerly  the  iilh  Beiiiment). 
Raised  at  Kingston,  Yorkshire,  in  1858,  and  proceeded  to  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  i36i.     To  Natal,  1S64.     To 
Hong  Kong  and  .Japan,  1S6;.     To  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  i366.     To  Irclaiul   1870.    To  Scotland,  1870.     To  Bng- 
and,  1S73.    To  India,  1S77  (Afghan  war,  1879-8=).    To  Burmah,  1890, 


The  Prince  of  Wales's  Own  (West  Yorkshire  Regiment),  247 

rstEatt.,  Kurrachee.-|     Foi'mcrhj  the  14/A  {Bi'fkui.ghamshlre — The  Fruice       V       14 

Bombay.  /•   -tj^-    7       ^       /-.         \    ti        •  ^  I   JteqimentnWistru  < . 

ciidBatt.,  S.Africa.  J  oj   W  ates  a  Ow.i)  Kerfiment,  \_         york. 

(The  3rd  and  4tli  DatUiUous  are  formed  of  the  2i!d  and  4tli  West  York  ililitia  respectively. ) 
Th.e  Prince  of  Wales's  Plume.    The  White  Horse.    "  Ncc  asperu  terreuf." — "Touhsay"  "Corunna** 
••Java  "   "  Watehloo*'  *'  Bhurtpohe  "  "India**  (with  the  Royal  Ti^cr). 
"  Seitastopol"  *'  Xew  Zeaeaxd"  '*  Afghanistan,  i37q-So." 

iYeaja'tee7~Colonel. — Sh-  Martin  Dillon,'  KCB.  Csf.  Eiisiipi,  :S  Mar.  43;  Lieut.  14  Xo\',  ^4;  Cjpfain,  j  Xov.  55; 
FuiTi  Hal(  Bt. Major,  20  July  58;  Bf.Lf. Colonel,  15  Feb  61  ;  JUf.Colo'iel,  15  Aug,  63;  2Iajoi\  ij  June  72;  TJ. Col  one'.. 
Pay.'  Pay.  li)  Dee.  77  ;  Major  General,  1  May  7S  ;  Lf.G'iicra',  22  Nov.  87;  General,  10  Julj'  q2  ;  CAonel  West  York- 
■^"j"     ~      shire  Reffimeut,  27  May,  07. 

29  '    •••    Lieutenant  Colonels. — i  Gerald  Grano-BaltOD,  L\     t.  £  June  72;  Capfuhi^  iS  May  Si  ;  Major^  23  Maj'  90; 
:     if.fo/.jjic/,  7  Mar.  93. 
.    2  p.s.e.  Frederick  \Valtcr  Kitchener,'  C'j.uminid'nq  ■•  Brnjeide South  Africa  Field  Force,  w'fk  vnuhof  Major 
I     General,  23  Feb.  00;  Liei-t.,  n  Sept.  76;  dtjifai  t,  11  l<ov.  82;  MajoVy  7  May  q2 :  Brecef  Lt.Colonil^     " 
-Nov.  96;  Colonel,  16  Nov.  o? 


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Majors. 
;i  Edward  Cyril  Mills,  ■2Hd 
4  Jan.  9^ 


I  2X8     LLBUT.  LEEUT. 


CAPTAIN.      1    BREV.SIAJ. 


■  Command  > 


I  - 


2  William  Fry,'"  zndi •>  C'lmmnnd.  -2^,  Juneco  11  May    78 

2  CharlesHay  Cox  <Oe;^oA) |  30  Jan.    7S 

2  Huph  Alexander  Vovvell '  i  May    78 

2  Clement  John  Malcolm  Heiccham   4  Dec.    78 

2  James  Corbet  Yale   13  Au<;.    79 

2  Herbert  EdwHrd  Watts :  r?  April  So 

.las-  Lowry  Cole  A.Qtow,'^'^  Regrrm  {Dcjiot'  15  SeiJt.  77 

Capel  George  Adye,'- .ftc.-<^.'f«  (X'c/K'/)  ...[         

Thomas   Rawdon   llatcray  Ward,  iH-"**, 
ttriLvtor  S.  MUitiru  College  n  May  95  )  \        


Captains, 

I  p.g.c.  Henry  O'Donnell    . 

Walter  de  Sausmarez  Cayley,  Adjutant  > 

1  Volunteer  Battaiiou  i  Oct.  06... i  j 

Dudley  Henry  AlexaQder,.j£(fe<?eCaHi/;';'  I 
to  the  Goo.  "f  Neio  Zealand,  2  June  97  >' : 
Georo;o  Fraser    Phillips,   Adji'tant  3") 

V'lh'iiteer  Battnlion  j  Aug.  oS ...) 

Hubert  Basil  Cosmo  Trevor,  Adjutant  > 

3  Battalion  27  J:lu.  qO 1 

Francis  William  Towsey,'^    Adjutant  / 
Proo'uional  Battalion  20  April  98     — > 

I  Arthur  James  Stephen 

Francis  Barrow  Pearce,'*  Atsisf.  Dep.  > 

Cfimwr.  Brifhk  Cewral  Afrl<-a     > 

I  John  U'lirien  Minotjue'*'    

Thomas  Percy  Harrington,  Adjntnut2\ 

Volunteer  BatfnUon  3  Jan.  yS    } 

r  Godfrey  Gcor^o  Lan^ 

r  Robert  Free  6iiah     

Ar.  Alex.  Fisher,'". S/fc.  Sere  S.  Africa 

1  George  Barry  Drew,  Adjutant  3  July  oa' 

2  Ward  Sausmarez  Carey 

I  George  Dominic  Price''*  (Di^fof) 

1  Edmund  Robert  St.  George  Ho!brook,  'f 

Sfnfinn  St,<f  Officer,  XeemUih  } 

2  John  Simmonds  Bartrum 

2  Arthur    Crawford     Daly,    Adjutant  > 

15  Feb.  9S  ) 

UC  CouwyuMansel-Jones'-'    

Wynvard  Montagu  Hall,  »erring    in  t 

West  Africa    ,.r \ 

Cyril  Crofton  Blnckbume  Tew  

Leiirhtoii  Hume  Spr^\ '-■ 

Alexander  WigUton  Ingles 

I  Fleetwood  Huero  Pellow   

Lieutenants. 

John  Byng  Paget, '^ -C.^y/V-'dH-init^ 

Thos.Nairne  Scott  Moucrietf  Howard,  ' 

UffiindaBiJl^" f 

Reginald    Garret  Conper-King,   P'fy\ 
T>€j)iirtmrnf,  with  rank  vf  Cnptaiti   ...  > 
I  Maxim.iliau  David  '^jQod.,Aidedr  Cinnp  1 
tathe  Gorernor  ofBumlnif,  28  Juil^oo  \ 

Percival  Edward  Hurst  Lowe   

Percy  Leigh  Jngpen,  :=ercing  in   tbi  t 

M-tl'ii/  -S7((/es  Gulden:    >  ' 

Maxwell  Hrtuuay  Logan 

I  Almeric  Arthur  William  Spencer 

t  Frank  IPickford  Worsley  

1  Reginald  Isacke   ' 

I  Bernard  Anthony  Thompson'^ 

1  ('yril  John  Deverell   j 

1  John  Sedgefield  Crowley 

2  Sidney  Goodall  Francis    j 

Charletou     Wdliam     Gordon,     tcHh  >  I 

Cliin.ar  Er.,;»i'->ff  )  • 

z  George  Lyttjn  Urossmau    

2  Octavius  Henry  Lothian  yicholson  

1  Charles  Septimus  Pike     

2  Alfred  Morey  Bo^-all 

2  Montagu  Grant  Cantor 

2  Cyril  Clarence  Bickutjll 

2  Algernon  Hubert  Cutbcl! 

2  Malcolm  Bown  Buokdy  Riall 

2  Frederick  Joseph  Lemon ' 


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1  Nov.  78 

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20  Feb. 

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26  Mar. 

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liearBSjr.,  ,  .g  rjij     i>yinQg  gf  Wales's  Otvii  (Wcst  Yorkshire  Begimenl). 


i  uli  n&n 
I  Pay.  Pay. 


\  ^  -r  '    2ND  tlFUT 

Second  Liectexants.  -        

12  Arthur  Hurray  Ros-, n  Feb.  99 

2  Jolm  Cuuliffc  (-Jretfoii    20  May  99 

I  OvrilAiiiioslev  Cooke    20  May  99 

li  Edn-.Albort  Poicli..S./l,/'.-'C„,TO,7A2aii.    20  May  99 

li  Ociljulius  Hamilton  Lyster '  20  May  99 

li  Thomas  Clauck- Catty  '  12  Aur.  99 

.  1  WilUam  Bavras  Hove    12  Aug.  90 

'2  Eustacu  Foster  Graut-Dalton 18  Oct.  99 

J  Cbarlfs  Leslie  Barlow 18  Oct.  99 

!2  Percy  8pL'nccr  Fryer 18  Oct.  99 

I2  Bethani  \Vilkin.s  Sliiittleiyorth 6  Dec.  99 

li  Archibald '\^'llU»lll  M*Kae  20  Jan. 

I     Sidney  John  W!lkin.-~0"  21  Apr. 

'i  .T.  F.  Wallace   19  May 

2  Henry  HanuRtou  23  May 

Eihvard  Theodore  Welchiiiau  '  11  Aufj. 

.    I  Richard  Jn\an  il'Liiren 15  Aujf. 


"  Ma.jor  Acton  served  with  the  SBth  Rozimcnt 
throuRhout  the  Katlir  war  of  1877-78.  incladin^ 
the  enffaixement  at  Draibosch  {mentioned  in  de- 
spatches ) ;  and  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

12  Major  Adye  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in 
1878-80  with  the  4th  Goorkhas,  and  whs  present  at 
the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Mu.sjid  (Medal  with 
Clasp). 

'-  Captain  Towsey  served  in  the  operations  m 
the  South  Lushai  Country  in  1892  with  the  force 
under  Captain  Shakespear  (Medal  nith  Clasp). 
Servetl  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  S^r 
Francis  Scott  in  1895-96  (Star). 

'*  Major  Pearcc  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expe 
ditiou  under  Sir  Franc's  Scott  in  i895-Qfi  (Star). 
Served  in  Bntish  Central  Africa  in  iSt|8  with  the 
Southern  Angoniland  Expedition  I  Modal  with 
Clasp) ;  and  la  1899  in  command  of  the  expedition 
against  Kwamba  (Brevet  of  Major). 


£      ...     Quarter  Masf3r».—  t  .Tnhn  Smith,  n  y[a,y  Q^:  Mon.  Lieut. 

1      ..  2  Clmrles  Richards,  4  Feb.  <:>o  ;7fo7(.  XicH/. 

Facings  Butf. — Agent g,  Messls.  Cox  and  Co. 
ist  Saltation  emharkeOfor  Gibraltar,  6  Jan.  1S95.     mil  Bxttalion  embarked  for  Suiilli  Afriiii,  20  Oct.  1899. 

'  Sir  Martin  Dillon  served  yvith  the  98th  Regiment  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-9  (Medal);  also  with 
the  Flank  Companies  at  the  forcing  of  the  Kohat  Pass  under  Sir  Colin  Campbell  and  Sir  Charles  Napier  in  Feb- 
ruary 1850  (Medal  with  Clasp);  with  the  RilieBngade  (2nd  Battalioi))iu  the  Crimea  subsequent  to  the  fall  ofSebas- 
topol,  from  the  iSth  March  1S56 ;  was  present  with  it  during  the  whole  of  its  services  in  the  field  in  India,  Irom 
^'ovember  1857  to  December  1851,  including  the  actions  at  Cawnpore  (dangerously  wounded,  two  bayonet  and  one 
sword  wounds),  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (Brevet  of  Major),  Oude  campaign  of  1S58  under  Sir  Hope  Grant, 
and  with  Lord  Clyde  in  his  Traus-Gogra  operations,  as  Brigade  Major  to  Brigadier  Sir  Alfred  Korsford,  and  sub- 
Kequontly  as  his  principal  Staff  Officer  on  the  Nepaul  Frontier,  in  his  advance  into  Nepaul,  and  during  the  second 
Trans-Gogra  campaign  ;  also  as  Brigade  Major  to  Brigadier  Holdich  during  the  operations  on  the  Oude  Frontier  in 
conjunction  with  12,000  Nepauleso  troops,  which  resulted  in  the  capture  of  large  bodies  of  mutineers  who  had 
crossed  the  Nepaul  boundar.v  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Proceeded  to  China  in  i860  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  of 
Major  General  Sir  R.  Napier's  Division,  and  was  present  during  that  campaign  at  the  capture  of  the  Taku  Forts, 
&c.',and  the  advance  to  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel).  Served  the  Abyssinian  campaign, 
as  Military  Secretary  to  Lord  Napier,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Magdala  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB., 
Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Queen,  Colonel,  and  Medal). 

I  Major  General  Kitchener  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80  as  Transport  Officer  Cabul  Field  Force,  and 
was  present  in  the  advance  on  Cabul  under  Sir  F.  Roberts,  in  the  engagement  a  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October 
1879,  in  the  alTair  at  Karez  Meer,  in  the  operations  in  the  Chardeh  Valley,  at  the  defence  of  Sherpore,and  with 
the  Kama  Expedition  (mentioned  in  aespatches.  Medal  vith  (.wo  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Dongola  Expedi- 
tionary Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8q6  as  Director  of  Transport,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket 
and  the  operations  at  Hnfii-  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  British 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps) ;  in  the  operations  in  1897  (Clasp  to  Khedive's  Medal) ;  and  in 
1897-98  as  Director  of  Transport,  Military  Governor  of  Khartoum,  and  Commiipdant  of  the  Kiirdofan  Field  Force, 
and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  .\tbara  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  jvhartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,. 
]irevet  of  Colonel,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  two  Clasps  to  Kheiiive's  Medal). 

"  Major  Mills  served  with  the  Bechimnaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-S5  on  special  service 
as  -■Voting  Provost  Marshal. 

'"  Major  Fry  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

'^  Captain  Spry,  Lieuts.  Paget  and  Thompson  served  with  the  Ashanti  E.xpeditiou  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in 
i89--96(Star). 

"  Captain  Minogue  served  yvith  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Munster 
Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Cla-;p).  and  again  in  1887-89  (mentioned  iudespatches.  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chin-Lushai 
Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-00  on  Transport  duty  (mentioned  in  despatches,  (jlasp),  and  again  with  the  Lushai 
Expedition  in  1801  on  Transjiort  duty  (Clasp). 

''  Captain  Fisher  served  witli  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  1111896  (British. 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  iledal). 

'^  Captain  Price  served  in  the  riperations  against  the  Sofas,  West  Coast  of  -\frica,  in  1893^4  as  Adjutant  ist 
Battalion  West  India  Regiment  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  and  with  the  expedition  to  the  Gambia  against  Fodey 
tSilah  in  1894  as  Adjutant  ist  Battalion  West  India  Regiment  and  as  acting  Quarter  Master  to  the  expedition 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

'■'  Captain  Mansel-Jones  served  in  the  Ashanti  Expedition  in  1895-96  (Star).  Served  in  the  South  African  war* 
of  i«99-i9r.:,  with  the  Ladvsniith  Relief  Force,  including  the  operations  of  t,he  19th  1027th  Pebrua.ry— woimded 
(I'd);  was  awarded  the  Victoria  Cross  for  the  following  act ; — "  On  the  27th  February,  1900,  during  the  assault 
on  Terrace  Hill,  north  of  the  Tugela,  in  Natal,  the  companies  of  the  West  Yorkshire  Regiment  on  the  northern 
slope  of  the  hill  met  with  a  sei  ere  shell,  Vickers-Maxim,  and  rifie  flre,  and  their  advance  was  for  a  few  moments 
checked,  (.'aptain  C.  Mansel-Jones,  however,  by  his  strong  initiative,  restored  confidence,  and,  in  spite  of  his 
falling  very  seriously  wounded,  tho  men  took  the  whole  ridge  without  further  check,  this  Otficer's  self-sacriacing 
devotion  to  duty  at  a  critical  moment  having  averted  what  might  have  proved  a  serious  check  to  the  whole  assault." 

Record  of  the'  Services  of  the  ist  Battalion  of  tlie  Prince  of  Wales'  Oum  {West  Yorkshire)  Regiment,— 

furmerly  the  14th  Refiimoit. 

Raised  in  Kent  in  16S5.  To  Scotland,  1689.  To  Flanders,  1692.  To  England,  1692.  Expedition 
an-ainst  French  Coast  and  Flander.s.  1693.  To  England,  1696.  To  Ireland,  1698.  To  Scotland.  1715. 
To  England,  1722.  To  Gibr.altar,  1727  (Siege).  To  England,  1742.  To  I'lander.*,  1743.  To  Scot- 
land, 1746  (Falkirk.  GiiUoden).  To  England,  1750.  To  Gibraltar.  1752.  To  England,  1759.  To 
America,  1766.  To  England.  1777.  To  Jamaica.  17S2.  To  England,  1791.  To  Holland,  1793.  To  Eng- 
land, 1795.  To  the  West  Indies,  1796.  To  England,  1803.  To  Hanover,  1S03.  [2nd  Battalion  raised 
in  1804  (Corunna,  Walcheren,  Flushing,  Tarifa  and  Genoa).  Reduced  in  18:7.]  To  England,  1806. 
To  Ireland,  1807.  To  India.  1810.  [3rd  Battalion  raised  in  1813  (Waterloo  and  Cambray).  Dis- 
lianded  in  1816.]  To  England,  1831.  To  Ireland,  1832.  To  West  Indies,  1836.  T  Canada,  1841. 
To  England.  1S47.  To  Ireland,  1850.  To  Malta,  1S54.  To  tiio  Crimea,  1855.  To  Malta,  1856.  To 
loni.an  Islands.  1S58.  To  West  Indies,  i860.  To  England,  1S62.  To  Ireland,  1866.  To  India,  1867. 
To  England,   1879.     To  Ireland,   1S83.     To  England,  1S91. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion. 

Raised  in  Ireland  in  1857,  and  proceeded  to  New  Zealand,  i860  (war  of  1S63-65).  To  Australia  aad 
T.'i:5m.n,ni:i .  iHid.     To  Eaglanrl,  1S70.     To  Ireland,  1876.     To  India,  1878  (Afghan  war,  i879-8iD>). 


ist  Patt.,  Belffaum,  Matirai"! 
2iid  Batt,,  South  Africa.        J 


The  East  YorksMre  Regiment. 

Foriiierli/  the  i$th  (Yorkshire  Eaut  Biding) 

Regiment. 
(Tlie  3vd  Battalion  is  formed  of  the  East  York  Jlilitia 


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249 

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BEVERLEY. 


'  Malflaquet  "  "LouisBrBG"  **  Quebec,  1759' 
*  AFGHANibTaN,  iSjg-So." 


TueWbiteRose.    "Blenheim"  "  Ramillies'' *' Oudenarde  ' 
"Mabtiniqce"  ''Gcadaloupe 

La      ...    Lie^ah^C^niS^S?^^^^'S^;^^:'^Apr.„=    a,..«...  33  Jan.  8.  .  ^o,-,  C  Aug.  ,.  , 
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29  Apr,  oo. 


16 
16 
16 


MiJORS. 

George  Hay  Montsomerio  Conraii,"2i"0. ; 


I  2KD  HBUT. 


BUKV.UAJ. 


ill  Comwandjis  Aug; 


■.Edward  Franklanrt  Gosset,  Siatiou  >_ 

Staff  Officer,  South  -i'''-'™—,vi,,  ■r,'  ■ 

P.S.C.  Bruce  lleade  Hamilton'-  iB'.  i'-  1  ' 

Co?one?,  25  Mar.  96 ;  Co/onrf.JsMayo?!  C 

CoiTirfj.  21s'  B;-;7<,rff  S.  A.  Field  Force,  C 

K-iM  rankofilaj.Qen.  19  Apr.  00   -' 

2  Edmund  Ashton  Ogle   •.-•; •■• 

Thomas  Nock  Bagnall.  B.A.A.  General ) 
/o,- jrusif/r'/.i/cjrf'-n-S  31  Mar.  99 •     ' 

Cecil   Franci's  Harrison,  Adjvtant   s.  , 

Manitha  Hi'llirai/  Sifef ■—■.■■  ,-  •  I 

u...c.John  Ramsay  Frederick  Sladen.'-  1 
Depi'tn  Atsiit.  Adj.  Gen.,  Colchester    .  \  | 
2  «  «  c    Arthur  Johnstone  Kichardson''    .  , 
Thomas  Geo.  Shortland,'=  FoerreiBcj,.,'). 
Wm.  Hume  N.  Locke,  Feserre  (Deput,  , 

(Son.  Lt.Colonel.  20  Jan.  S61    .)  | 

2  Clement  Baddeley  AVood,  Fetertc 

I  CiPTillfS. 

Henrv  Haggard,  Adjt.  2  Vol.  Bn.a  Dec.  99 
Leonard  Henry  Orde,.4f0"'f"i'i  I  ol.Bu.  . 

Somertel  Ft.  lufitiitr^  12  Doc.  09  .....  ) 
Richard  Erie  Benson,  Adjutant  4  JIat-  , 

talion  Eatt  Surret/  Fer/imenl  5  Apr.  99  ) 
ThomasGibbonsHawkesworth  Smytii,  ) 

Adj  zf  ohtiiteer  B<tllaltou  ig'ila.y  97  > 
p  8  c.   James    Stuart  Kno.\,  Instructor  I 

Royal  Military  College  27  Jan.  97  ■■■;•■  > 
«.8.c.«Vm.  Southall  ReidMay,Ea.«J'.  Armu 
Beauchamp  St.  Clair  St.    Clair-Ford,  1, 

Adjutant  3  Battalinn  16  Sept.  98 } 

2  Michael  James  Sweetman    

I  William  Herbert  Armstrong"    

1  Henry  Robert  Prittie  Perry" 

John  Louis  Justice  Clarke    

2  Walter  Herbert  Young 

2  Ernest  Theodore  Marshall 

2  Henry  Arthur  Luard 

2  John  Alfred  Unett  _      ^ 

1  Herman  GeorgeWellingtonWa.vnetiJ.ji.) 
^  CecilSpeid  Soote(i'.2Dra<iuoii»,29Dec.3r.) 

Harold  Haines  Powell,  Adit.  1  Suthtr-  1 

layid  Volunteer  Si/les  i  Aug.  99  ' 

t  Thomas  Robert  EatonWybault  Warren-  ( 

Swettenham * 

2  Herbert  Augustus  Nourse  Forte...... 

2  Frederick  Campbell  Maconchy,  Aoju-  1 

tant  10  ilav  oa ■■} 

Ernest  Henrv  Brass,  Embarkimj  Staff! 

Officer,  South  Africa    .* 

2  Charles  Edward  Cobb^"   

I  Frederick  Heathfield  Lock 

,    I  Charles  Joseph  Tawuey  

Francis  Garden  Poole-^    

I  Cecil  Strachan  Wood    

Wm.  Edward  Bailey,^  Egi/ptiaii  Armi/  ... 

'.    2  Walter  Ernest  Campion   

I  Walter  Nathaniel  Pike 

'i 


12  Feb. 
17  May 


IS  Aug. 

15  Aug. 

13  Oct. 

7  Aug. 

14  Jan. 


9  May    7' 


1  Oct.    84 

2  Mar.   83 

5  May    S€ 


;  Sept. 
^  Jan. 
[  May 


31  May 
I  Aug. 

I  July 

I  July 
0  Sept. 
69   2S  Oct. 

65  'ig  May 
78     i  July 


14  Sept.  S7 


14  Sept. 
27  June 
8  Dec. 
30  Jan. 

23  Mar. 

24  Apr. 


10  Mar. 

5  Dec. 

14  May 

6  May 


5  June 

6  July 


87 
85 

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18  Sept.  89' 
16  Apr.  90 
21  Feb.  91 
5  Aug.  91 
b  Aug.  91 
30  Jan. 
15  Dec. 


5  May 

5  May 
2  May 

6  Sept. 

26  Feb. 

27  Dec. 

6  Sept.  -G 
I  Jan.    S6 

26  Apr.    89! 
iS  Dec.    So 

6  Aug.   91 

4  Feb.    02j 

'    2  JtUy    92) 

I    6  Sept.  93i 

'  16  Oct.     95; 

sFeb. 


;  Dec. 


4  Sept.  39I  31  Jan. 
4  Sept.  S9J 

16  Mar.  89 
9  Nov.  89 
21  Dec.    89 

2  May   91 


9  Sept 

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27  Jan. 

92 

20  Feb. 

92 

20  Feb. 

92 

7  Mar. 

9J 

18  Nov. 

qr, 

12  Dec. 

94 

21  Jan. 

93 

86' 
9-! 
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4  Feb.   92! 

20  Dec.    90i 

6  Sept.  93' 
27  Jan.    94 

17  Oct.     94 

5  Dee.  94' 
16  Oct.  95 
25  Nov.   95 

I  Mar.    90 

18  Nov.  96I 
23  Sept.  99I 

I  Apr.    97 

7  Dec.    96] 


29  Apr. 

27  Jan. 

I  Apr. 

27  Nov. 

1  Dec. 
23  Feb. 

2  Apr. 
II  May 
15  June 

31  Mar. 


5  Apr. 

15  Aug. 

9  Oct. 

II  Oct. 

21  Oct. 

24  Nov. 

30  Nov. 

9  Dec. 

12  Dec. 

17  Mar. 

10  May 

23  July 

06! 
96, 

97; 

97 
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93 
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LlErTENANTS. 

1  Brian  Delves  Broughton^^  12  Dec. 

2  Benjamin  William  Bogle i     7  Dec. 


Brown    \    7  Dec. 

9  Dec. 


2  Henry  Robert  Seguier 

1     ArthurHenrv "Wilson -  t,  v, 

I  Eric  Lea  Priestley  Edwards^' 20  i  eD. 

I  Thos.  .Uex.Headlam,  Adjutant  30  Jmy  99;  'sMa.v    v, 

-  Arthur  Ingram  Musson    ;     8  Sept.  97 

I  Edward  Francis  Twiss  (Dfjjof) |     5  Jan-    9° 

1  Bertram  Lawrence    ]  16  *eo.    95 

1:  Osborn  Cecil  Wilkinson  16  Feb.    9= 

2  Claude  Phineas  Bookey  Riall  (Depot) 4  May    98 

2  Herbert  Wilson  Stenhouse  ,     3  Aug. 

2  John  Reynard  Key 4  J.an. 


Henrs-  Evan  Pateshall  Thomas n 


Feb. 


1 1  Egbert  Dickson. 


II  Feb. 


94;  17N6V. 
9S',  2  Apr. 
93'  II  May 
9L»!  23  June 
97  31  July 
07    19  Dec. 

31  Mar. 
I  Aug. 

15  Aug. 
9  Oct. 

II  Oct. 

21  Oct. 

30  Dec. 

17  Jan. 
7  Jan. 


99 
Q9 
99 


16  May 

15  Aug. 

16  Oct. 


29  Apr. 

96 

II  May 

98 

3  Feb. 

99 

II  Oct. 

99 

29  Apr. 
15  Jan. 

00 
90 

31  Jan. 

19  Feb. 

96 

■250  Tlie  Ead   Yorlcsliirc  Eetj/'menf. 


Kull 
Pay. 


Hull  LiLCTENANTS. 

Pay. 


I 


.  Walter  Swire     20  May    09'  j6  May 

'I  Malcolm  Uordou  Cowper 20  Miiy    99^  -'6  May 

I  Edmund  Burd ■--  i2Auir,    99    26  May 

,1  Geoffrey  Setoii  Gordon     12  Aug.   99    .'6  May 

I  Laurence  Georire  Hart      30  Aug.  99    -3  July 

I  Second  Lieutenants. 

1  ArtliuT  Blake 9  I^ec.    99 

,2  Cecil  Loraine  Estridpre  \     9  Dec.    99 

2  Edward  Francis  Green ;  14  Feb.    oc-! 

I2  Frederick  Allan  Maclean !  14  Feb.    cx) 

Iz  Richard  Hartley  Sagju-  Wilkinsou   14  Feb.    00 

I2  Larcy  Georpo  Wi-angliam    14  Feb.    00 

ji  Alsrernon  Roderick  Kino 21  Feb.    00 

i     Cecil  Maxwell  Leatham,  Baihccti/  StnJ^'x  ^    -p  u 

1         Office,;  South  Africa    f  -4^^'^-    ^: 

2  Lionel  Georjre  Hill 4  Apr.    00  ; 

1  Oswald  Erik  Todd    21  Api*.     00^ 

2  Gerald  Boyd 5  May    00 

I  Francis  Guy  Senior 5  ^*.V    00  \ 

1  Williiim  Henry  Wilberloicc 5  3I^-y    00 

2  Cutlibert  Mervyn  smith 19  May    00 

I  Francis  Gerald  Swnyne 23  Mav    00  j 

I  Geora:e  Upton  Robins    23  May    00* 

1  Leo  Francis  Bodkin 23  May    ool  . 

2  Andrew  Nugent  -      7  Nov,  ool  J 

Q,iiartet  Master*,— i  Francis Pidgeon,  30 Mar.  92;  Iloit.Liri't. 

2  Frederick  Georye  L'unningham,  i  May  97;  S071.  Lieuf. 

Faclr.gs  White.— ^^fw'».  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 

sf  Baffalion  emhavkcd  for  Qihratiai;  17  Miir.  1885.  2«(f  Baffalicn  <  nibarkea  for  South  Africi,  14  Mar.  1900. 


'  Lieut. General  Hardy  served  the  Eastern  campaicrn  of  iSs;^,  and  commanded  the  Detachment  of  two  Coni])auie3 
4Gth  Foot  at  the  battles  of  the  Alma,  Balaklava  and  Inkerman  (severely  wounded  in  riorht  shoulder  ,  and  sie<<c  ot 
Sebast^pol  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  Turkish  Medal,  and  CB.) 

-  Colonel  Ward  served  in  the  Aftrhan  war  in  iSSo  with  the  2nd  Battalion  15th  Foot  with  the  Candahar  Field 
Force  under  Major  Gcuoral  Phayre  (Modal). 

3  Lt. Colonel  Garnett  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i38o  with  the  2nd  Battalion  15th  Foot  with  the  Candahar  Field 
Force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (Medal). 

•*  Major  Conran  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i3So  with  the  2Dd  Battalion  15th  Foot  with  the  Candahar  Field 
Force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (Medal). 

'-  Major  General  B.  M.  Hamilton  served  with  the  T5th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  18S0  with  the  force  under 
Major  General  Phayre  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Boer  wnr  of  r88i  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  George  Col  ley,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  the  Ingogo  River  (mentioned  in  despatches);  afterwards  served  as  Aide  <le 
Camp  to  Sir  Evelyn  Wood  until  the  conclusion  of  operations.  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iS.'-s 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Asbanti  Rxpoditi-~'n  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895  (Brevet  of  Lt.Coloncl, 
Star).  Served  with  the  Benin  Expedition  under  Rear  Admiral  Rawson  in  iSg-'  in  command  of  the  Niger  Coast 
Protectorate  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  C"lonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  Afi'icnn 
war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Lady^^mith  Relief  Force  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  and  was  ]ireseniat  the  liattl^-  "f 
Colenso  and  in  the  operations  of  17th  to  24th  January  1900 — s'ightly  wounded. 

'^  Major  Sladen  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  15th  Foot  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  with  the  Candahar  I'  '  d 
Force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i886-83  with  the  Mouuiud 
Infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Servcil  in  the  Soutb  AfricHn  warin  iS99-i9cx>  as  an  Assistant  Provost  Marshal 
and  afterwards  in  command  of  a  Regiment  of  Mounted  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Stormberg. 

^'^  Major  Shortland  served  in  the  Afghan  war  ii;  iSSo  with  the  2ad  Battalion  15th  Foot  with  the  Candahar  I'ield 
Force  under  Major  General  Phayre  <  Medal  1. 

1"  Maior  Richardson  served  in  theBurmese  Expedition  iniSS^-S?  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  (Modalwith  Clasp) 

'*  Captain  Armstrong  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

**  Captain  Perry  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i89:-g2  with  the  Irrawaddy  Column  including  the  defence 
of  Sadon  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-"  Captain  Cobb  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-*  Captain  Poole  served  in  the  Lake  Shirwa  Expedition,  Central  Africa,  in  1897,  and  in  Northern  Rhodesia  iu 
1898,  includmg  the  operations  against  the  Chief  Mpcz3ni  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

=*-  Captain  Bailey  served  with^the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSgo  iuoluding' 
the  enL-agement  at  Firket  and  the  oneratior.s  at  Ha£r  (pronoted  to  be  Second  Lieutenant,  British  Medal,  and 
Khenive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps);  and  with  tiie  expedition  in  1897-98  as  Staff  Otficer  with  the  Egyptian  Army  at 
the  Base  {4th  Class  ol  the  Medjidie). 

^3  Lieut.  Broughton  served  iu  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-93  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Mcdnl  with  two  Clasf-s). 

**  Lieut.  Edwards  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  iu 
1897  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force '^(Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  ist  Baitalion  East  Yorkshire  Regiment  {formerly  the  i$tk  Regiynenf). 

Raised  in  16R5  as  the  15th  Foot,  and  proceeded  to  Scotland  in  16S9.  To  Ostend,  1694.  To  England,  1697.  To 
Ireland,  169S.  To  Holland,  1701  (battles  oi  Blenheim,  RamtUies,  Oudenarde,  and  Malplaqueii.  To  England^ 
1714.  To  Scotland,  1719.  To  England,  172S.  To  the  West  Indies.  1740.  To  England,  1742.  To  the  Cont;nens» 
1745.  To  England,  1746.  To  Ireland,  1740.  To  En-^land,  1755.  To  North  America.  175S  (capture  of  Lonisburg 
and  of  Quebec  under  General  Wolfe).  To  the  West  Indies,  1761.  To  Canada,  1762.  To  England,  1760.  To 
Scotland,  1771.  To  Ireland,  1774.  To  America,  1776.  To  the  West  Indies,  1778.  To  England,  1782.  (Styled  the 
"  Yorkshire  East  Riding  Regiment. '-J  To  Ireland,  17S4.  To  the  West  Indies,  1790.  To  England,  1796.  To 
Scotland,  1797.  To  England,  1799.  To  Ireland,  1802.  To  the  West  Indies,  1806  (capture  of  Martinique  and 
Guadaloupe).  To  North  America,  18:7.  To  England,  1S21.  To  Ireland,  1823.  To  Canada,  1S27.  To  ED-j:land^ 
1840.  To  Ireland,  1843.  To  Ceylon,  1S45.  To  Ireland,  1855.  To  Gibraltar,  1S56.  To  England,  1357.  To  Jersey 
1859.  To  Ireland,  i860.  To  North  America,  1S62.  To  Bermuda,  1S68.  To  Ireland,  1S70.  To  the  Channe 
Islands,  1873.  To  England,  1S74.  To  Ireland,  1S7S.  To  England,  1803.  To  Gibraltar,  1885.  To  the  AVestlndie 
i886.    To  South  Africa,  1SS8. 

Record  of  the  Services;  of  the  2nd  Battalior, 

Raised  in  England  in  1S5S.  Malui,  10  1S63.  Gibraltar,  to  1868.  Ireland,  to  1870.  Channel  Islands,  to  i -71  . 
England,  to  1875.  India,  to  Feb.  1S8S  (Afghan  war,  1S79-S0).  Aden,  to  Nov.  i3SS.  England,  to  Nov.  1^94.  lie- 
aud,  to  Jan.  mco.    England,  icoo. 


The  Bedfoi'dshire  Regiment. 


•■^51 


Foi-merhj  the  i6th  {The  Bei^forih-hii-e)  liegi.iieiif.r'       1  R"*"^ 

'nd^att'.,  Souttt  Afrka';'*''' J     'i'''-  3i"'l  -i-"'!  4tii  Battalions  aie  loriiK-d  of  the  Bedl'ortl       |  Req,meutalDtst,-u-\ 

and  Hi'i'tl'oid  Militia  res|iectivelj".)  L       BEDFORD. 

The  United  Ued  and  White  Rose.  "  BLSrfHEiu  "  "  R^mii.lies"  "Oudkxaedb"  '*MiLPHQUET"  "  Surinam" 

iVe»ra'Scr  "  ChitkaL." 

!  Colonel. — WilliMTu  f 'hnrles  Bancroft,  Ensign,  15  .liu.e  44  ;  Lieut,  21  Apr.  46  ;  Captain,  26  Feb.  58  ;  ^iajor,  "^sy 

' "  -        ~  .        .  ,,    .       „  .        ,         ^       Zt, General  31  i)ec.  S7  ; 


Hali 
Pay 


Pec.  65  ;  JJ.Ciifo,fe/,  P14  Aug.  67;  Colonef,  14  An»,  72;  Major  Generaf,  3  Apr.  83 
Colonil  Bedlnrdshire  Re.i^imeut,  iS  May  qd. 
...  Lieutenant  Colonels. — 2  //.»,<*.  Thus.  David  Pilcher,^  ( 'miimfimtinij  a  Corps  of  Mounted  l>:favtr;i,  South  Africa  ; 
■2nd  Liei't.  21  .June  79  ;  Lieut,  i  Jan.  3i ;  Coptai-fy  1.;  Feb.  86 ;  Major^  23  Nov.  97  ;  Bf.Lf. Colonel,  3  Jlily  99  ; 
Lt. Colonel,  20  Oct.  00. 

...    I  "iJ^  p.n.c.  Henry  Lysons,^  2iid  Lieut.  1 1  May  78 ;  Lieut,  15  Dec.  79 ;  Captain^  23  .Tune  86 ;  Major,  6  Apr.  9S : 
;     Lt. Colonel,  12  Occ.  00. 


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^  Affleck  Alexander  Fraser.c/irf  In  Com-'i  ' 

niand  lo.lilly  99  ^  '         

1  Georfje  John  Ninian  Logan-Home,-'  27id  > 

in  Command  20  Oci.  od  )  

2  Alfred  Robert  Lloyd'  

2  Thomas  Hammond    i  May    76 

2  Charles  Moorehead  Hamilton** 5  Oct.     7S 

:  Edward  Dui'oure  Pickard-Cambrid<rc'...  22  Jan.    79 

I     Henrv  Tiiftou     Godden,»    SSO,,   with  1 

the  Egyptian  Armii,  Siiiikiu  ^-,13  Aug.    75 

j    Justice  Chapman  Tilly,  Rexeroe  (Depot). ..^n  Hoc.    7c 
1     John  Stanley  Lightfool'  ;        


LIEUT. 


Captains.  , 

Theodore  Longridge,''  Adjutaut  3  Sn.  1  , 

Muufter  Fusiliers  i  Oct.  96  l"  i 

I  jj.s.e.  Thoiras  Ernie  Fowle'^      ; 

William  Thomas  Wilson  Scott,"  Adjii-  1  | 

taut  3  Uatlaliun  i  Jnly  98    ) 

Henry  Wise    Unett    Coates,  Adjutant  > 

4  Battalion  16  Dec.  95    i  \ 

John  Edward  Caurie  ijibbs,"  Adjutant  X 

Jamaica  Militia  17  May  99 i 

1  Benjamin  Sobert  Roche"     '. 

2  Chas.RichardJebbGriflitb,"Adjutaiit  / 

16  Dec.  95 • 

John  .Murray  Traill,"  Adjria.d  i  '  «■  >  I 

Bn.  Essex  itcgt.  i  July  99    J 

George  Wdliam  Wallace  d'Arcy  Evans,  ) 

Adjniaut  S  Voluntcr  Bii,  i  July  97  3 
I  Edward  George  Curtis™ 

1  Robert  Percy  Stares^'  

2  Alexander  Russel  Finlay^^ 

2  Kdwyn  Anthony  Sylvester  Ely 

2  Ernest  Fentiman  Rowe  

1  Stuart  Goode^    

Cranley  Charlton  Onslow,-^  Adjutant  2  ) 

Punjab  Vol.  Kijies  ;  May  00  i 

2  George  Frederick  CuUen  Saunders-^ f 

I  Frederick  William  Crawshay-'    

Kenneth  Crause    Wright,'"  Acting  1),  "> 

A.  A.  General,  Chester  J 

I  Edward  Ivan  do  Sausmarez  Thorpe^"^  ... 
.  Cyril  Hammond  Elgec.^'J -lu'e  de  C\t,iip\ 
■         to  the  Goreriior  of  Lagos  j 

1  Hugh  Iltid  NicholP^ 

Arthur  Nelson,^'  lieseroe  U>ej>ot) 

1     George  Percy  Appleby ,^^  Garrison  Aii-  t  < 
/utant,  Kalal,  2ny:iiy.  or, J  ' 

2  George  Edward  Foster  FitzGerald ■ 

Rober    Mercer  Barry,  Itrsrrre  (Drpot\... 
Ra.nnond     Ma.^;well     .Stallard,     U'cst  , 

i         African  Rei/i„„., I    > 

.  jz  Herbert  Marwicke  Athersioneilales^^... 

I  Lieutenants. 

.    2  William  Edward  Jlay  WetherelV  

.    I  William  Edwin  Comber  Hood,«  Adju- > 

tant  i8  Apr.  99  > 

,    2  Charles  Powlett  Strong  

.  [2  Gladwyn  Dundas  Jebb   

.  12  John  Leader   

.  ii  Henry  du  Bois  O'Neill    

.  j2  Walter  AUasou^ 

.    2  Arthur  Bushe  Lemon,'-'  icilh  Armg  Scr-  1 

\  vice  Corps    ^  ; 

.  '2  Althara  Browning  Wilnier'J  

.  '2  William  Henry  Denne 

Frank    Augustus    Douglas    Stevens,  V 

Monnted  infantrtj,  Sonth  Africa.   } 

,    I  Allan  J  arnes  Murray  Binny 

.    I  Wingate  Wemyss  Muir 

.  Ii  David  Gra?me  Hidgeway  

.    I  Guy  Hamilton  Rogeis 

.    I  Heiir,y  Chnlmcndeley  Jackson    

.  !i  William  Fr.<i,nci3  Boucher  Edwards 

.  !r  Arthur  Montagu  Rundail 

,.  ,1  Tom  Ince  Webb-Bowen 

.  J2  Arthur  Gordon  Hall    

..  I     Hugh  Staintou  Po.yntz'-' 


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7  Major  Piokord  -  Cambridge 
served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition 
in  1886-83  on  special  service  as 
Orderly  Officer  to  the  Brigadier 
General  Commanding  6th  Brigade 
including  the  re counaissaiice  of  .\('ttg 
Pass(mentionediyidesijatche8,M'.Hlal 
with  two  Clasps).  Served  wit'a  the 
Chin-Lushai  E.-cpeditionary  Force 
in  1889-90  as  S'lperinte'ader.t  ol 
Army  Signalling  (mentioned  m 
despatches, Clasp).  Served  with  the 
Chitral  Reliof  Force  under  Sir  Robert 
Low  in  1895  -n-ith  the  ist  Battalion 
Berdfodshire  Regiment,  including 
the  storming  of  tiie  .Vlalakand  Pass 
and  the  engagement  near  Khar 
(Medal -with  Clasp). 


veiir»-ser.;  2 gift  TJw  Bcdfordsliire  Begiment. 


'ttV. 

Pay.l 

2 

2 

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Second  LiBUTENirfis.  2Xd  IjIbct. 

1  Claude  Edward  Coakson  i    jJn'y    99 

1  Graham  Douirlas  Campbell I  12  Aug.   99 

2  Aynsley  Eyre  Greenwell '  10  Jan.    00 

I  Vere  Powy's  Druce 24  Jan.    oa 

I  Harold  YounKliushand to  Feb.    00 

1  Reginald  Heir.*-  SedRwick  Whitchurch    17  Feb.    00 

2  Francis  Marshall  Bassett*- 21  Feb.    00, 

Harrv  Featherstonlmugh 21 -Vpv.    00' 

-  Edward  Christian  Barnes    5  ^biy    ooj 

2  Albert  Elias  Saner 5  ^'"V    "'■' 

1  Clifton  Williatii  M'Gratli  Compton  5  May    c  . 

2  Leonard  William  Gordon ,  19  ilay    to 

2  Wilford  Henry  BotelerS'  19  May    00 

I  Patrick  Hope  M'Cleverty  19  May    od 

Howard  Murray '  19  May    00 

1  John  Cassels  Monteith 23  May    03 

2  Wm.  Edmund  Willoughby  Totteaham    23  May    03 
Edgar  Francis  Kirknian  Graham    '  irAnii'.   od 

Quarter  ITantefx.— 2  Frederick  Thomas  Bean, 21  Uec.  qc'j;  7ro:i.  Luiil, 
I  Alfred  Thorpe,  :i7  Jan.  qS  ;  }lou.  Ltcttf. 
Archiba'd  Hislop,  7  Xoy.  83  ;  lion.  Ciptmu,  7  Noy.  gj.—Eeierre  [Depot). 

F'tcinyx  ^Vhite.  —  Agents,   Messrs.  Holt  and  Co. 
is/ Batfcdion  embarkcl  for  3Liltu,  12  Feh.   i8;o.       ^ni  Battalion  emiarked  for  S^itlh  Afri<-%,  16  Bee.  iSg;.       1  j, 

'  Lt.Colonel  Pilcher  served  in  the  operations  on  the  Niser  in  1807-98,  and  commanded  the  expedition  to  Lapgi 
and  Argeyah  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  mth  Clasp).  In  Anprust  1898  he  received  tUe 
.-special  tlianks  of  Her  Majesty's  (Tovernnient,  conveyed  through  the  Colonial  Secretary,  for  services  in  connectioni 
with  the  raisins  of  the  West  African  Frontier  Force.  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1809-1900  in  conimandi 
of  the  ird  Resjiment  of  Mounted  Infantry;  commanded  the  expeditions  to  Sunnysldc  and  Douglas  in  January  1900; 
took  part  in  the  march  to  and  relief  of  Kimbf  rley,  in  the  operations  at  Paardeb3r>;  of  20th  to  27tli  February,  in^ 
cludiotr  the  surrender  of  General  Crooje,  in  the  engagements  at  Poplar  Grove  and  Driofontein,  the  occupation  of 
Bloemtontein,  the  engagement  at  Sauna's  Post,  the  march  to  Pretoria,  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill,  th? 
advance  to  Balmoral  in  July  and  to  Eustenburg  and  Warmbaths  in  August,  and  numerous  minor  engagenienta.  ; 
'■'  Lt.Colonel  Lysons  serve'd  as  Aiilede  Camp  to  Brigadier  General  Wood  during  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  pre 
sent  in  the  engagemants  at  Zungin  Kek,  Zlobane  Mountain  (mentioned  in  despatches, VictoriaCross),  Eambnll 
(again  mentioned),  and  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp)  :  together  with  Private  Edmond  Fowler,  Scottish  Ritles  (sine 
discharged),  was  awarded  the  TiC  under  the  following  circumstances:— "  On  the  28th  March  1879,  during  th 
assault  of  the  Inhlobane  Mountain,  Sir  Evelyn  Wood  ordered  the  dislodgment  of  certain  Zulus  (who  wei 
causing  the  troops  much  loss)  from  strong  natural  caves  commanding  the  position  in  which  some  of  to 
wounded  were  lying.  Some  delay  occurring  in  the  execution  of  the  orders  issued.  Captain  the  Honourabi 
Ronald  Campbell,  (;oldstream  Guards,  followed  by  Lieutenant  Lysons,  Aide  de  Camp,  and  Private  Fowler,  ra 
forward  in  the  most  determined  manner,  and  advanced  over  a  mass  of  fallen  boulders,  and  between  walls  < 
rock,  which  led  to  a  cave  in  which  the  enemy  lay  hidden.  It  being  impossible  for  two  men  to  walk  abreai 
the  assailants  were  consequently  obliged  to  keep  in  single  file,  and  as  Captain  Campbell  was  leading,  I 
arrived  first  at  the  mouth  of  the  ca*ve,  from  which  the  Zulus  were  firing,  and  there  met  his  death;  Lientenai 
Lysons  and  Private  Fowler,  who  were  following  close  behind  him,  immediately  dashed  at  the  cave,  from  whiii 
led  several  subterranean  passages,  and  firing  into  the  chasm  below,  succeeded  in  forcing  the  occupants  to  forsal 
their  stronghold.  Lieutenant  Lysons  remained  at  the  cave's  mouth  for  some  minutes  after  the  attack,  durii 
which  time  Captain  Campbell's  body  was  carried  down  the  slopes."  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  i384-S5wi 
the  Egyptian  Army  (Medal  with  Ciasp.  and  Khedive's  Star).  _ 

'  Major  Llovd  served  with  the  CKiiral  Relief  i^orce  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion  Bod 
fordshire  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clai-pi.  Served  in  the  South  .Mrican  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalioi 
Bedfordshire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  Orange  River  Colony  in  August  1900,  including  th 
defence  of  Winburg  and  the  capture  of  Cominandunt  Olivier. 

"  Major  Logan-TIome  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  Wei_ 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  as  Superintendent  of  Army  Signalling  Tirah  Expeditionai; 
Force,  and  was  present  at  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  .\rhanga  Passes,  at  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Sara: 
Sar  and  engagement  of  9th  November,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Waran  Valley,  around  Dwatoi,  and  in  the  Bar 
and  Bazar  V^aUeys  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"  Major  Hamilton  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  with  the  ist  Battalion  Bedfori 
shire  Regiment,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  near  Khar  (Medal  wit'n  Clasp, 
Ser\-ed  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-190:.  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Bedfordshire  Regiment,  and  too'K  part  in  tfc 
operatituis  round  Colesberg  and  Rensburg  in  January  and  Feliruary  1900. 

s  Major  Godden  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSg6  a 
Brigade  Major  3rd  Brigade,  including  Che  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  d( 
spatches,  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Claspsj  ;  in  the  operations  in  1897  (Clasp  to  Khedive's  Medal) :  and  againi 
1808,  including  the  batt'e  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Clasp  to  Khedive's  Medal).  ^^ 

»  Captain  Lightfoot,  Lieuts.  Wetherell,  Allason,  Lemon,  Wilmer,  and  Poyntz  served  in  the  South  African  WJ 
in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Bedfordshire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg  f 
Rensburg  in  January  and  February  igoo. 

'-  CaptiinLongridge  served  w:th  t lie  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892.    Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  S: 
Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion  Bedf.n'dshire  Regiment,  including  the  storjling  of  the  Malakand  Par 
and  the  engagement  near  Khar  (Modal  with  Clasp). 

"  Captain  Fowle  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1805  with  the  ist  Battalion  Bedfori 
shire  Regiment,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  near  Khar  (Medal  with  Clasj 
^*  Captain  Scott  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1838-89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1"  Captain  Gibbs  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion  Bei 
fordshire  Regiment,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  near  Khar  (Medal  wi( 
Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  iu  1397-98  wit! 
the  Tochi  Field  Force  as  Base  Commandant  of  British  Troops  at  Bannu  (Clasp). 
IS  Captains  Roche,  Traill,  and  Wright  served  with  the  Isazai  E-';pidition  in  1802. 
1^  Captain  Griffith  served  in  the  South  African  war  of  iSgq-iQ^o  as  Adjutant  2nd  Battalion  Bedfordshire  Regimen* 
and  was  present  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg  and  Rensburg  in  January  and  February,  in  those  in  Orang* 
River  Colony  under  Major  General  Clements  in  June  and  July,  under  Sir  .\rchibald  Hunter  in  July  and  August! 
including  the  surrender  of  Commandant  Prinsloo,  and  in  .\ugust  at  the  defence  of  Winbtirg  and  capture  of  Comi 
mandant  Olivier. 

-"  Captain  Curtis  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S05  with  the  ist  Battalion  Bedfort 

shire  Regiment,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  near  Khar  (Medal  with  Clasp 

-1  Captain  Stares  served  with  the  Isazai  Exoedition  in  1S92.      Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  S 

Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Adjutant  ist  Battalion  Bedfordshire  Regiment,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakali 

Pass  and  the  engagement  near  Khar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'-■-  Captain  Goode  served  with  the  Lsazai  Expeilition  in  1S92.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Si 
Robert  Low  in  1S95  with  the  isi  Battalion  Bedfordshire  Regiment,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pas 
and  the  engagement  near  Kh.ar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


I 

I  The  Bedtordsltii'e  Beginient.  251?/^ 

■'     ^  (-aptam  Onslow  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892.     Served  with  the  Chibral  RcUef  Force  under  Sir 
I  itlohert  Low  in  iSq5  with  the  tst  BattaUou  Bedfordshire  Rag'iment  (Medal  with  Clasp) . 

"*■  Captain  Saunders  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  iu  :Sg2.  Served  with  the  Cliitral  Relief  Force  und»r  Sir 
Robert  Low  in  iSqs  as  Assistant  Commissariat  Officer  lat  Brigade  (iledal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South 
A'ricau  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  -rnd  E;ittnlion  Bedfordsldro  Rea'iment.  and  was  present  in  the  openition'^  rounil 
roles! >erfrJ»tid  Ren&burg  in  January  an-i  Fehrniiry,  in  those  in  Orange  River  Colony  under  Major  liennralClerannta 
in  June  and  July,  under  Sir  ArchiliaM  Hunter  in  Jul.y  and  Auii'ust,  including  the  surrender  of  Conmiaaidant, 
Prinsloo,  and  in  August  at  the  defence  of  Winl.urg  and  capture  of  Commandant  Olivier, 

-■'  Captain  Crawshay  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion 
Bedfordshire  Regiment,  including  the  storming  of  the  ilalakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  near  Khar  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

-s  Captain  Thorpe  served  in  the  Niger  Soudan  campaign  under  Major  Arnold  in  1897  m  charge  of  a  Maxim 
gun.  including  the  expeditions  to  Egbon  and  Bida  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasn). 

-'■'  Captain  Elgeeserved  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  18Q5  with  the  ist  Battalion  Bedford- 
ishire  Regiment,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  near  Khar  {Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'  Captain  Nichcll  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  nnder  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion  Bed- 
fordshire Regiment,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  near  Khar  (Medal  with 
Ciitsp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Northwest  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  itJQ7-9S. 
with  the  Mnlakand  and  Mdhmand  Field  Forces,  incLudhig  the  operations  in  Bajour;  and  with  the  Tn-ah  Ex- 
jieilitionary  Force  and  Khyber  Force  as  Transport  iind  Commissariat  Oihcer,  including  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagjia 
inid  Arhauga  Passes  and  the  operations  in  the  Bsizar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^1  Ca{)tain  Nelson    served    with  the  expedition  sent  against  the  Yonnies,  on  the  AVest  Coast  of  Africa,  in 
,\  1887-S8  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'     3-  CaptaiuAppIeby  served  with  the  Chitral  ReliefForce  under  SirRobertLow  in  1895  with  the  istBattalion  Bedforrt- 
I  shire  Regiment,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  near  Khar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Ser\ed  in  the  South  African  war  in  iScq-iqoo  as  Special  Service  Ofhcer. 

^^  Captain  Hales  served  withthe  Chitral  Relief  Force  nnder  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion  Bedford- 

■  shire  Regiment,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  near  Khat  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Lieut.   Hood    served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir   Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion 

Bedfordshire  Regiment,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  near  Khar  (Medal 

with  Clasp). 

^^  Captain  Finlay  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  imder  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  as  Brigade 

)  Transport  Otticer  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  with 

the  ist  Battalion  Bedfordshire  Regiment,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  near 

Khar  (Medal  with  Clasp).   Serve<l  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1903  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Bedfordshire  Regi- 

.  ment,  !ind  was  present  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg  and  Rensburg  in  January  stkI  February,  in  those  in 

'  Orange  River  Colony  under  Major  General  Clenients  in  June  and  July,  under  Sir  Archibald  Hunter  in  July  and 

^  August,  including  the  surrender  of  Commandant  Prinsloo,  and  in  August  at  the  defence  of  Winburg  and  capture 

of  Commandant  Olivier. 

^^  Second  Lieut.  Bassett  ser\'ed  in  the  Souih  African  wiir  in  iSoq-igoo  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Bedfordshire Regi- 

i  ment,  and  was  present  in  the  (Jiieratious  round  Coleslierg  and  Rensburg  in  January  and  February,  in  those  in 

,  Orange  River  Colony  under  Mnjor  General  Clements  in  June  and  July,  under  Sir  Archibald  Hunter  in  July  and 

:  August,  including  the  surrender  of  Commandant  Prinsloo,  and  in  August  at  the  defence  of  Winburg  and  capture 

I  of  Commandant  Olivier. 

;     ^^  Second  Lieut.  Boteler  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Bedfordshire  Regi- 
'  ment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  Orangt;  River  Colony  in  August  1900,  including  the  defence  of  Winburg 
and  the  capture  of  Commandant  Olivier. 

Record  of  tlie  Services  of  the  ist  Battalion  BeJfonUhire  Regiment  (foruicrly  the  iGtti  Regiment). 

■  Raised  in  168S,  and  proceeded  to  Holland,    1689  to  1698.    Ireland,  101701.    Holland,  to  1713.    England  and 
'Ireland,  to  1742.    Holland,  to  1748.    England,  to  1767.     America,   to  1781.     England,  to  1786.    Ireland,  to  1790. 

America,  to  1791.  West  Indies,  to  1796.  England,  to  1797.  Scotland,  to  1799.  England,  to  1800.  Ireland,  to  1804. 
West  Indies,  tu  Feb.  1812.  England,  to  July  1812.  Scotland,  to  1813.  Ireland,  to  1814.  England,  to  Aug.  1815. 
,  France,  to  Dec.  i£i5.  Ireland,  to  i8ig.  Ceylon,  to  1828.  India,  to  1840.  England,  to  1841.  Ireland,  to  1846. 
Gibraltar,  to  1847.  Corfu,  to  1851.  West  Indies,  to  1S57.  Ireland,  to  1859.  England,  to  1801.  America,  to  1870.. 
Ireland,  to  1872.  Jersey,  to  1873.  England,  to  1S77.  Ireland,  to  i332.  England,  to  1887.  Ireland,  to  i388. 
England,  to  Feb.  1090,    Malta,  to  Dec.  i8go.    To  India,  1890. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battah'o7i. 

i     Raised  in  Ireland  in  18^8.     To  North  America,  1S61.     To  the  West  Indies,  i366.     To  England,  iSuy.     To  India,, 
1876.    To  Lower  Burma,  iSSi.     (Became  2nd  Battalion  Bedfordshire  Regiment,  18S1.)      To  India,  18S5. 


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LEICESTER. 

"LoniSBUEG 


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The  Leicestershire  Regiment. 

Ti  1,1  n    rr     •       1        1  •      \    1 1      •  1  r  »6t  Batt..  S.Africa. 

I'orinerlij  tite  i^tli  l^Lcicestersliire)  lieginient.  L2ii<iBati.,Egjpt. 

(Tlie  3rtl  Battalion  i.s  formed  of  tlie  Leicestershire  Militia.) 


"KnELAT**  "Sevas 


Full ,  Hall 
Pay. I  Pay. 

25 


HiirDoasrAN"  (with  the  Royal  Tiger).     "Afghanistan**  "Ghuzneb' 

TOPOL"    "AlI    ilASJID  "    *' ArGHASISTAN,  1870-79." 

Colonel.— S'ir  John  'Ros.9.,^  (.iCB.,.iud  Lieut.  14  Apr.  46;  Lieut.  ^'20  Dec.  4S  ;  Cap/.  29  Dec.  54  ;  5^. 3f" /''"■, 
DJune56;  Bt.Lt.Colon€l,'2o3M\y  $^\  J/oyor, ''15  Nov.  or  ;  Co^ou^.',  3  Apr.  65  ;  jWa>or  e^nerai,  1  Mar.' 70; 
Lt.Oeueral,  12  Jan.  86  ;  Getteral,  i  Apr.  gi ;  Colonel  Leicestershire  Regiment,  6  Feb.  95. 

Lieutenant  Colonels. — 2  Arthur  Williaiji.  M'Kinstry,"  Lt,  5  June  75  ;  Oijjt.  7  Mar.  83  ;  Major,  23  Sept.  90; 
Lt.Coloiicl,  II  Nov.  9S. 

I  ;j.*.c.  George  Dudley  Carleton, /-^  11  Sept.  76;  Ca^^26ilar.  84;  JZ<yor,  15 Nor.gi ;  ZtColomi,  sDec.gS 


2XD  LIBUT 

Majohs.  

1  Edmund  Richard  Hcotty^ 2 fid  i-tCom-'t  , 

mand  11  Nov.  98 S  ■ 

2  James  Gordon  LenpoK  Burnett,  2i«0     ->->  .Fan 

in  Couihiaud  28  Mar.  99 S  i    *    * 

I  P.S.C.  Edward  Hugh  Griffithi^*  |  30  Jan, 


LIEUT. 


CAPTAIir, 


'   BaET.Ui.J.   I        UAJOB. 


George   Henry  Poyntz.  Burne,  Adj. 

3  Battalion  15  Jan.  qS    > 

JohnMosse,'3  nccrnitiiiii^lafOfflct:;;  f 

Leedff  9  Apr.  co ) 

I  Ralph  Leslie  Sandwith,  CoMdi/.  Dej>of^ 

J'ietert/tai'itzhiirij,  with   rank  of  Lt.  .- 

Colonel ) 

p.s.c.  Victor  Semini  (Lieut.  R.  Malta  1 

Fencihle   Aft.   28    Oct.  76),  D.^.J.  [- 

General,  Canada,  22  Oct.  95     J 

Vesey  Thomas  Bunbury,'*  JJSO.  xcro-  ) 

inff  irith  Ei/jfjtian  Armi/ J 

Maxwell  Kobertj^onHyslop,'5^,.j,>,.y(. ) 

(Depot)     5 

Captains. 

I  Lionel  Copley  Shei-er'^ i 

I  Harry  Murrion   Welstead  i 

p.s.c.  Edward   Mabbott  Woodward^^  ... 
William  Stafford  Copland,  .ii^j'/ti^  3/ '7.  > 

Gocernor  of  Johuiineithiirfj    -.  > 

Jobu   Hippisley   Heycock,  Adjutant  \ 
I  Voluntttr  Battalion  17  Jan.  gU     ...  j 

I  "Walter  Sydney  Melvill 

1  Francis  Edward  Glossop^o 

I  Henry  Leycester   Croker,  Adjutant  > 

25  Nov.  99  y 

■z  Walter  Pairick  Hussey-Walsh 

I  Charles  Edward  Cox 

1  Charles  Guiiiand  Blacbader 

George  Inverarity  Walsh,—  D.A.A.'i 

Gen.  Sfk  Dlo.  S.  Af.'ira  J^'teUl  Force  ) 

2  Son.  Harold  iJrooke  Hawke 

J  Tom  Maxwell  Drew 

2  Herbert  Gordon  

Allen  Henry  Wilkinson,  Special  ScF'\ 
vice.  South  Africa J 

Heni'y  apencer  Logan,  Prof.  S.  Mil.  ) 
Coll.  Kiutffton,  Canadaytcifh  rcnk-qf  ■ 

Major,  I'S  Aug.  98    ) 

2  William  Br3'ce 

2  Herbert  Stf»ney  Smith 

Cecil  Henry  Hunt,  Jieseroe  (Depot)  

Edw.   G.    Brnadley   Palmer,   Segcrae') 
(Depot)  (Major  late  2  Bn.   Leicester  r 

Regime nf,  14  June  92) j 

2  Reginald  Norton  KnatchbuU 

Owen    Edlestone    Wheeler,    Jienerce} 

(Dep;t)    j 

2  Cecil  Myles  Serjeautson 

2  Bertie  Coore  Dent-^ 


'     s  June  75!  26  Mar.   84' 

7S    21  Nov.  79!  24  Dec.    84 

78    23  Dec.  79      I  Sept.  85 

22  Jan.    791     5  Oct.  Sol  19  Jan,    86 

13  Aug.    79'  iSDec.  80    14  Sept.  86 


14  Jan.    So      I  July    Si      1  July    07! 


6  Mar. 


2  Jan.    791 


I  July  3 1 
20  Oct.  80 
u  Sept,  7^ 


1  July    S7         

I  July    87'  17  Dec. 
15  July    84         


18  May  9:, 

'  10  Feb.  9: 

1  17  July  o; 

9  Mar.  9; 

II  Nov.  9S 

1 3  Jau.  9: 

15  Apr.  09 

97     2.i  l-'eb.  o 

5  Feb.  9- 


II  Aug.    80, 


5  Feb. 

5  Nov. 

zj  Aug. 

3  Dec. 

8  Dec. 

3  Dec. 

21  Sept. 

29  Mar. 


88] 


I  July    81 

22  Occ.     81 
9  Sept,  82 

loMar.    83 1 

12  May    S3; 

9  May    85 1 
30  Jan.    86 

28  Apr.    86 

I  -i  Mar.   89 
T  Dec.    Sg 

21  Mar.    90 

20  Auff.  90 

23  Sept.  90 

II  Nov.  go 
I  Apr.    91 

10  Feb.    92 


5  Sept.  88 

5  Feb.  Qol 

18  May  gz]  25  Jan. 
I  Nov.  .92 

1  Dec.  93 

3  Jan.  94 

8  Jan.  94 

5  Feb.  94 

29  Nov.  95 

2  Dec.  95 

6  Dec. 

17  July  97 

27  Nov.  97 

15  Dec.  97 

I  Jan.  98 

9  Mar.  98 


29  Mar.    90    i3  May    1,2    ly  Jan.    00 


29  Mav, 
17  Jan. 
1.1  Aug. 


7 
S 

5 
5 
5 

4 
4 
4 


Lieutenants. 

Bertram  de  Weltdtin  Weldon 

Bertie  Cunj-iighame  Dwyer,  Mounted  >  I 

Infantrt/,  South  Africa  3  1 

Henry  Cec:lTi'.orofu  | 

Edward  Lacy  iJhallenor   

James  R  iljert  Alexander  Hunter  Paul  j 

L'laude  Henry  Haig 

Douglas  Cbarles  Faichnie   , 

Frederick  Dene\s  Harribon    ' 

Godirey  Cecil  Rodney  Mnndy,  serv-'l 

ing  with  Uganda  Sijles j 

Frederick  Lewis 

William  Hales  Wiikie  Young 

Hugh  vlortitn'-r  Travers 

Harold  Delacour  yeamisli ' 

Thomfib  Norman  Puckle 

Francis  Le  ilai^stre  Gruchy 

Herbert  O'arter  Chapmau    I 

Stuart  Oswald  Evei-itt ' 

Hubert  Antuony  Grant 1 

Charles  Tristr..m  M:;lville  Hare    

Charles  Akxa  der  Cunningham j 

Thomas  trewen  j 

:  Reinf'red  Tattou  Arundell    ' 


4  Mar. 
1 1  Aug, 

-May 

18  Juno 

IS  Aug. 

19  Nov. 
21  Jan. 
ig  Julj- 

9  Sept. 
7  Mar. 
7  Mar. 

10  Oct. 

25  Mar, 

ig  Feb. 
9  Dec. 
Q  Dec. 

15  May 
I  Dec. 
I  Dec. 
I  Dec. 

16  Feb. 
7  May 

3  AUiT. 

11  Feb. 
24  June 

12  Aug. 


;o    20  June  Q2  ,g  Jan.  00 

91       I  Jan.     93  o  Feb.  00 

79      5  Mar.    til  19  Nov.  86 

;  21  Dec.    81  J  xo\.  85 
i 

91,     I  Mar.   93  g  Api-.  00 

80]     I  July    81  25K0V.  87 

23  Aug.  93 1  6  June  00 

1  Jan.    941  24  Juji'j  00 

5  Feb.    9-1 

2  Dec.    9^ . 


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6  Dec. 

I  July 
3  Oct. 

17  July 
3  Nor. 

27  Nov. 

g6'  15  Dec. 


28  Ma.y 
22  Oct. 
24  Oct. 
13  Nov. 

3  Jan. 

0  Jan. 
l(y  J»u. 

6  Feb. 
17  Feb. 
17  Feb. 

6  Jane 
24  June 
24  Jane 


'«  Captain  Sherer  served  with  tt 
Domrola  Expeditionary  Force  unde 
Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  01 
Transport  duty,  including  the  en 
fragement  at  Firket  and  the  opera 
tiODS  at  Haflr  (mentioned  in  de 
spatches,  Khedive's  Medal  with  tw 
Clasps). 


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■"s'S"i:i  The  LeicestersJdre  Beaiment.  ae^ 


111,  H.  It 
Pay 


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...       ,. 


SkCOND   LlEDTENAXTJ.  1    ~^^  LIliUT. 

2  William  Digby  Oswald   !  15  Nov.  go 

2  (ieoffrey  RalDh  Benson [  17  Feb.  00 

2  Frederick  Intinitn  Ford !  iS  Apr.  00 

2  Everard  Francis  Scott  Henderson    ...'  18  Apr.  oo' 

!•  Frederick  William  Hunt ■  18  Apr.  00' 

.    2  Arthur  Irwin  Dawes 21  Apr.  00: 

.  ,2  Alec  Walter  Saumarez  Brock 21  Apr.  00 

t  Frederick  Colquhoun  5  Mar  oo| 

1  John  Rowan  Robinson 5  May  00- 

1  Samuel  Henry  Piirsons  Smith S  May  oo| 

2  Rocbfort  Vere  Hunt 11  May  cx> 

2  Edward  Henry  Ross 23  May  00' 

2  Grey  Hazlerigg  23  May  00 

r  Joseph  Clarke  Collins-' 30  May  od 

I  ■■  ...  I2  Brodrick  Cecil  Denham  Arkwrisrht)     '     *     ' 

I        Hartwell  !....>,    4  Aug.  00 

I     ...    I  Frederick  Percival  Mylcs  ( Df^o^) ■  15  Aug',   ix) 

1     ...  <2  Norman  Graham  Piers  de  Coudrar)  '        --i  * 

Tronson    :. )     ^5  Oct.     cc 

I     ...  I     Henry  George  Sealy 17  Oct.     c.' 

!o     ...  iQuarfer  Maatera. — 2  Thomas  Halloran,  7  April  Si ;  Hoii.  Cu/jla in,  27  Apr,  qz. 
7  I  „.  I  William  Baker,-^  iS  Apr.  04  ;  Son. Lieut. 

i5  .  ...  I  Robert  Harrison,  13  Feb.  So;  J[o>i.  Ci-fj»/n-i/,  13  Fob.  gO.^ J? esp ;•('.'  (Dopof), 

Facings  White. — AgenfSy  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
isf  Battalion  embarke J  for  JBermuda,  :6  Sept,  iSSS.  :tnd  Bait u lion  etuharkcdj'or  Er/jjpf,  ■;  Feb.  igoo, 

i  Sir  John  Ross  served  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Eastern  campais'i,  including:  the  battles  of  Alma  and: 
:(kerm!in,  and  sieg'c  of  Sebastopol,  until  February  1855  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  5th  Class  of  the 
edjidie.  and  Turkish  Medal),  Served  also  in  the  Indian  campaiffn  of  1S57-58,  including  the  fiction  of  Cawnpore, 
2g^e  and  capture  of  Luckno\v-.  Commanded  the  Camel  Corps  at  the  capture  of  Calpee  and  during  the  subsequent 
'.mpaign  ill  Central  India  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.CoIonel,  CB,,  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served' 
iththt.-  Rille  Brigade  in  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  campaigns  of  1863-64  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Commanded' 
le  Bengal  troops  during  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  1875-76  mentioned  in  General  Orders  of  the 
overnmcnt  of  India.  M^jdal  with  Clasp).  Commarded  the  Indian  Expeditionary  Force  which  was  sent  to  the 
[editerranean  in  1878.  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0  ;  commanded  the  2nd  Division  Cabul  Field  Forc& 
liicli  defeated  the  enemy  at  Shekabad  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Governor  General  in  Council  and  of  the  Com- 
lander  in  Chief  in  India);  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar  in  command  of  the 
it'antry  Div'sion  and  as  2nd  in  command,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
'ceived  the  thanks  of  both  Houses  uf  Parliament,  KCB.,  Mtdal  with  Clasp,  and  Brouze  Decoration). 
,"  Lt.C'olonei  M'Kinstry  served  with  the  5th  Punjab  Infantry  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S7S-79,  and  was  nresent  in 
QG  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  oth  October  1S79  and  the  subsctiuentoccupation  of  Cabul  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
'■*  aiajor  Scott  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iSSS-Sg  with  the  ^ad  Battalion  Leicestershire  Regiment 
I  the  Upper  Burma  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clssp). 

1- Major  (.Irilhth  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-70  with  the  ist  Division  of  the  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Forc& 
lid  tuok  part  in  the  expedition  into  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal). 

'■  M;tior  Mosse  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S88-S9  with  the  -'ud  Battalion  Leicestershire  Regiment;. 
1  the  Upper  Burma  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1  Majur  Bunljury  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i38S-Sg  with  the  2ud  Battalion  Leicestershire  Regi- 
iient  in  the  Upp-ir  Burma  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Scrv^ed  with  the  Dougola  Expeditionary  Force  under 
j-ir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSob  in  command  of  the  i  ^th  Sinidaneso  Battalion,  iucluding  the. engagement  at  Piuket; 
lud  the  opcrjitions  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Biitisli  Medal,  an<l  Khedive's  Medal  with  t.wo  Claspsj ;  in/ 
lie  operations  in  the  Soudan  ic  1S97-9S,  resulting  in  the  capture  of  Abu  Ilamed  and  the  subsequent  occu- 
liitidu  of  Berber  (Brevet  of  Major,  Clasp);  and  in  the  campaign  in  iSgS,  including  the  battle  of  Kimrtoum 
meniioned  in  despatches,  DS'O,  and  Clasp). 

''  Mujor  Hyslop  served  with  the  17th  Regiment  ia  the  Afgbim  war  in  1378-79  with  the  ist  Division, 
'i  ^liM  wur  Valley  Field  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Ali  Mns.jid  and  in  the  first  expedition  into  the 
;;iz:ir  Valley  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S8S-S9  with  the  2Qd  Battalion 
.eicestershire  Retjitnent  in  the  Upper  Burma  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp. 

1*'  Major  A\'oodward  served  in  the  operations  iu  Uganda  in  1897-98,  including  the  engagement  at  Lubwa*s  Hill, 
"sot^a.  and  commanded  the  tmop^  at  the  siege  of  Lubwa's  Hill  and  ia  .several  engagements  (mentioned  in 
^'-:p;ltches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Meda.  with  two  Clasps). 

-  Captain  Glossop  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1 888  with  the  Chin  Froatier  Field  Force  in  com- 
iiiud  of  Mounted  Infantry — severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

--  t.  aptain  G.  I.  Walsh  served  in  the  operations  in  Matabeleland  under    Sir  Richard  ^lartin  iu  1897  with  the 
Ji-it  isU  South  African  Police  as  a  s]iecia'.  service  otficer  (mentioned  iu  despatches.  Medal). 
-■■  I  aptain  Dent  served  iti  the  operations  in  South  Africa  in  iSg6  as  Signalling  Officer. 
-'   1  jieiit.  Collins  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  Roberts's  Light  Horse. 

-  Lieut.  Baker  served  in  tne  Afghan  war  in  1878-79.  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid 
Medal  \^"ith  ClaspJ,     Ser^'ed  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  in  1S96  (Medal), 

llcconl  of  the  Services  of  the  ist  BattctUou  Leicestersldre  Rer/imeiit  {fonnerhj  the  17th  Regiment). 

Uiiiyed  in  16S8  by  King  James  II.,  remaining  in  England  till  i6Sg.  Ireland,  to  1690.  England,  to  1693. 
'landers,  to  1699.  England  and  Ireland,  to  1701.  Holland  and  Germany,  to  1703.  Portugal  and  Spain,  to  1709. 
;cotland,  to  '714.  Ireland,  to  1715.  Scotland  and  England,  to  1726.  Minorca,  to  1748  (detachment  at  Gibraltar 
a  1727).  Ireland,  to  1754.  England  and  Ireland,  to  1757.  Canada,,  to  1761  (capture  of  Louisbnrg).  West  Indies, 
,01763.  North  America,  to  1767.  England,  to  1771.  Ireland,  to  1775.  North  America,  to  17S3.  Nova  Scotia 
nd  Newfoundland,  to  1786.  England  and  Iroiand,  to  1706.  West  Indies,  to  i799'  [2nd  Battalion  raised  in  1799; 
educed  in  1802.]  England  and  Holland  and  returned  tn  England,  1800.  Minorca,  to  1S02.  Ireland,  to  1804. 
'England,  TS04.  East  Indies,  to  1S23  (received  the  distinction  of  '*  Hindostan  ").  England,  to  1826.  Ireland, 
o  1820.  England,  to  1S30.  New  South  Wales,  to  1836.  India,  to  1041  (Afghan  warof  183S-42,  captures  ofGhiiznee 
ud  Khelat).  Aden,  to  184?  (a  detachment  remaining  in  India).  India,  to  1847.  England  and  Ireland,  to  1854. 
Tibraltav  and  the  Crimea,  to  1830  (siege  of  Sebastopol).  Canada,  to  1S65.  England  and  Ireland,  to  iS'^o.  India, 
n  t382  (Afghan  warof  1878-Sg,  capture  of  Ali  Musjid).  England,  to  iSSS.  Bermuda,  to  iSoi.  Halifax,  N.S.,  to  1893, 
.Vest  Indies,  to  1S96.     South  Africa,  1896. 

llecord  of  the  Services  of  tiie  2iid  Baltaliuu. 

Raised  iu  August  1790.  and  proceeded  to  Holland,  remaining  theretill  the  end  of  the  year.    England,  to  1800, 
Alinorca,  to  1802.    To  Ireland,  and  reduced  at  Cork,  August  1S03.     Raised  at  Devouporfc.  March  i^sS.    England,. 
.0  iSoi.    Ireland,  1861.    Canada,  to  1S65.    Jamaica,  1865.    Canada,  to  t86S.    Ireland,  to  1860.    Channel  Islands,  to 
:87o.    England,  to  1874.    Ireland,  to  1876.    India,  to  iSSS.    Burmah,  to  18S9.    Aden,  to  iSqo.     England,  to  1896... 
Ireland,  ]3g6. 


254 

18th 

3{rtji><'€nfttl    l^ifliicf, 

CLONMEL. 
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] 


Bus.  ave  Jornied 


The  Royal  Irish  Regiment. 

Formerly/  the  iSth  {The  Eoijal  Irish) 
Heghnent. 

\  of  the  "Wexford,  X.  Tipperaiy,  and   Kilken 


fist  Bat:.,  South  Africa. 
1.2ndBatt.,Uhow,  Bombay. 

Militia  respectively. 


oudexarde 
**  Sevastopoi. 
ieurs^rier.  Colonel  in  Chief. 

P115 


'  Virfictig yamurcensix  Framium.'*     "BLENaEiu  ' 
'Chisa."  (i^itti  the  Dratr-mV 

'EGrPT,  1S82"    "TEL-Et-KEGIlt  " 


"Ramillies** 

"  Pegu  " 
'Nile,  iS'^-^is- 


Pay 


The  Harp  and  C-^-J^^^^Lion.of  Nassau,  ^^^.^^  ^^^  ^^^,^^ 

yEWZEiL.>SD""AFGKiNISTiN  ,        ^      .  „        . 

HI    Bo„    Garnet  Joseph,   I  ,..,/.  Wolseley,' rP.  r^CB  QCMG.  [K)  :  En'u,,,     ,2  Mare, 

•    ,     -^to      - . .  Ca,^ .  u    26  Jan.  55;    i!.'.  JTo/or,  24  March  5S :    Bt.    Lt.CoUmel,    j6  Apr    59 
52,i..,,^icllay  sy  Ca'^u.^2b  ^a.     5^^^^^ 

^rs'o'flfeW  %aM:^  May  94 ;  Colouel  Royal  Horse  Ciaarfs,  29  March  95     ^        ^    ^  ^  — 
Irish  Regiment,  20  July  9S. 
Colonel.-Charles  Frerterick  Gresone /^  tJS. 
V„wr   a  Oct   6t,  S'L'-Colo,iel,  24  tlov.  71-, 

Ue±i.^A^^::!=^'SSt^^^-"^^-  -^—  ^-^'"^"-^  ^^''^  «-  ^-  '^^'•'■^^ 
,  f^^HrnrrWiuTamXe^-ton  Guinness,^  LUui.  9  Aug.  73;   Ca^'-^"'.  -  il^y  8x;  £*.Jra>r.  .3  June  85 
ICujo,;  II  Nov.  E9;  J.t.C-toiiel.  16  Jan.  99. 


Colonel  in  Chief  Roya 

Entlnn.   I2  Feb.  55!  Lieut.  30  June  55;    Captain,  4  No".  95: 
Lt.Cohllel,  14  Sept.  78;    Colonel,  i  July  81  ;  Jfo/or  Gfilero/ 


I  May 
4  Dec. 


'jAu: 
I  Jan.    So 
23  April  81 


' I  2IfD    LIBOT. 

MiJOBS.  I  

2  Harry  Shulciham  Shuldham-Lye,»  2ik(  >  

ill  Commnurf  22  Dec.  97    •' 

2  Frederick  James  Gavin"    

Alan  George  Chichester'- 

2  Eaward  Lindesay  ...  

T  Arthur  Nairn  Lysaaht'^' .^ ■■ 

1  Eeauchamo  John  Colclougb  Doran,'"  < 

I  Sriyadf  Muloi;  Smith  Africa  i 

2  Kendal  Pretymau  Apthorp,"  S.  Africa  . 
I  Alexander  Stewart  Orr,^''  .t.  Africa  

Arthur  K.H.Tottenham.^iSi-ne'TfiOv')  

CiPTilNS. 

p.i.c.  Walter   Robert   Butler  Doran.^  ) 

(Bt.Lt.Colouel,  liylaich  w).  Jh-iijade  /  

ilajor.  South.  Africa J 

.    I  HenryJohnDownina."Adiutant3iOct.93         

,    2  Alexander  Bowers  Kins'* 

,  I    Charles    William    Garraway,-'    Qf^.  1  

Dep.  Assist.  Adj.  Gen.,  Siud    J 

Arthur  Henry  Morris.^"  DSO.  Co  mm  p.  1 
and  Comdt.  X.  Territories  of  the  Gold  ,■ 
Coast,  vith  rank  of  Major    -' 

,   2  Richard  Orlando  Kellett" 

.    I  Ross  Acheson  Smyth^ 

Cliffo  Hy.  Vigors,  ..Irf/.  4 -Bn.  3' OC- ?S  

Walter  EdReworth-Johnstone,*^ --t'""'.  ' 
Insp.of  G!jmnasia,Alderfhot  (tentp.)  ..} 
Robert  Nassau  Alex.  Flanagan  (DepoO...    2S  Sept.  87 
.  I    Waldene      FitzWilliam      Hutchinson  >      ^  g^  ^    gg 
Eredit:,.ici/a<ua?5Sa«a;ioH  I  Mar.  gSi 
Robert  Leonce  Owens,  Jii/.  3 -B"-' Oct.  98   21  May    87 
George  Francis  Reginald  Forbes,  Adi.  j      ,  j  ,       c„ 

G.  I.  P.  Jl'j.  Vol.  Riflss  17  May  99 >  '      ' 

Wm.  Edw.    Searth    Burch,  Adjutant  i  ) 

Funjah  Vol.  Rifles  if)  }\Aygi    S 

.    I  Redmond  George  SylveriusLoneCrumpe 

Stratford  Edw.  St."Leger,Cum/i  Comdt.  \ 

Lines  of  Communication.  South  Africa  i 

.    2  HenryNewton  Kelly, Adjutant  i  ADr.99 

John  George  Albert  Massy,  Egypt.  Arini/ 

.    I  Georj 


a  Aug.  73   23  May  81 

70      9  July  79   21  May  84 

78  I  Jan.    80     3  Dec.  84 
12  Nov.   73    15  Oct.  81 

79  29  Sept.  80   12  Feb.  56 


BSKV.UaJ. 


I  July 

1  July 
i  22  Oct. 
'     I  Feb. 


22  May    87:  =3  May    87 


7  May  ^  J. 

2  Mar.  9. 

23  July  9 

I  May  9: 

20  May  yf 

16  Jan.    9( 


81  23  July 
Bt'  30  Oct. 
7  J      I  July 


i8  Nov.  95 
31  >tay  o 
1 1  July    E4 


10  May    82   26  Nov. 


tC  Nov.   93 


29  .Tuiy 
29  July 

2-  Jan. 


R2'  20  Nov. 

52  7  May 

53  22  May 


27  Jan.    83   27  Apr. 


86| 


6  May 
23  May 
25  Aug. 

25  Aujr. 

6  Nov. 
iq  Mar.   90^  12  Sept. 

5  Deo.    83'  30  Jan. 
91 1  30  Jan. 


10  Feb. 
[2  Nov. 
I  Mar. 

5  Apr. 

[I  Oct. 


;  Mar. 


I 


7  July 
29  Apr. 
12  Aug. 


9  Nov 

2g  Jan.  90 

3  May  90    12  Aug.  91 

_^ ^ ^  _    28  Junb  90;  26  Aug.  91 

Mciredvtii  Grogan" .'..."'."'. .'.    16  July  90'  26  Aug.   91 


12  Sept. 

31  July 

7  Apr. 


17  June  96 


2  Charles  Edward  Galwey 29  Nov.   90   15  Sept.  91 

I  Francis  Laugford  Fosberv :«■'., 4  Mar.    91      4  Jan.    92 

I  Edward  Francis  .Milner«   =5  Nov.    9:      3  May    93 

I  Edward  Henry  Edwin  Danieliso 9  Apr.    92    27  June   94 

I  William  Hawtrey  White 19  Oct.     92     2  July    94 

Charles  Aprilis  Sutton  Warde,  Set'rre'\ 
{Dfpi't)  ;  Lieut.  5  Ln.  S.  Fusiliers,  3  (^ 
Nov.    83;     Captain    do.,     S  June  85;  t 

Hon.  Major,  12  Feb.  96 J 

I  Malcolm  Hammond  Edward  Welch    ct  Jan. 

Fredric  Mostyn  Wiitkins,  Pnj  Depart. ...    26  Apr. 

1  Aplyn  Waring  Brush  9  Sept. 

2  Fred.  Sutherland  LiUie,  Staff  Officer,  1         g     j 

Colaha  Depot,  i^  ^a.n.  gg  S 

'  Lieutenants. 

ii  Langford  Llanwarne  Farmer  3  Oct. 

2  Louis  James  Lipsett    10  Oct. 

ji  Edt.ard  Martin  Panter-Downes^^  10  Oct.     94'     7  Sept 

12  Henry  William  Ross  Potter  12  T)ec.    94    12  Nov. 

i2  Gerald  Willoiighby  Paul  Haslam 29  May    95     9  Feb. 

I  Jas.  Alfonse  Mari  Joseph  Patrick  Kelly    id  Oct.     95     3  Dec. 

1  George  Augustus  Elliot     ,  25  Mar.    96   26  Dec. 

2  Terrick  Charles  FitzHugh,wS.  -ifnVa...'     3  Sept.  96    15  Mar. 
2  William  Henry  Joiner    23  Sept.  96     1  Apr. 

1  Samuel  Harold  Lyle  Galbraith  m  Feb.   97      i  Apr. 

Philip  Urban  Vigors,  JfW. /»/.  S.  ,-£ft-i>a    15  May    97      g  Oct. 

2  Montague  Furber  i  15  May   97     9  Oct. 

2  John  Ga.ylard  Lawrence [    8  Sept.  97    14  Oct. 

I  Henry  Thomas  Arthur  Shaplaud  Boysel    4  Ma.v    98;  23001. 

Evan  Colclough  Lloyd ,    4  May    98   23  Oct, 


31  July 

31  July 

sFeb. 

1  Jan. 
17  May 
17  May 

4  Oct. 
14  Oct. 
23  Oct. 
28  Oct. 
iS  Nov. 


89, 


9- 

92, 
93 

93! 

931 

9.1 
94I 
95 1 
I 
95; 

96; 
97: 


'    19  Major  Apthorp 
served  in  the  Nile  Ex- 
pedition in  1S84-S5  witJi 
OL'  the  ist  Battahon  Royal 
00  Irish  Regiment  (Medal 
CO  with  Clasp,  and  Khe- 
dive's Star).    Served  in 
°^  the  Hazara  Expedition 
in  18SS  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Irish 
18  Dec.    96   Regiment,  including  the   engage- 
8  July    97  mentatKotkai( Medal  with- Clasp), 
o  >4*a»^t.    re,       ~c  Afninr  Orr  served  in  the  EgVD- 


31  May 
8  July 
S  July 

II  July 


2  Alexander  Charles  Fraser 3 -Aug.  98'  28  Oct. 

2  Hem-y  St.  George  Murray  M' Rao 4  Jan.    99;  18  Nov. 


97  -'^  Major  Orr  served  in  the  Egyp- 

97  tian  war  of  i8S;,aud  was  present 
98'  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the 

98  9th  Sept.  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel- 

98  el-Kebir    (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 

99  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the 
99  Hazara  Expedition  in  iSSS  with  the 
99  and  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Regi- 
99  ment  including  the  engagement  at 
09  Kotkai(Medal  with  Claspi.  Served 
99  in  the  cam})aign  on  the  North  West 
99  Frontier  of  India  in  i8Q7-98,andtook 
99  part  in  .  the  operations  on  the 
99  Samana  Range  (Medal  with  two 
95  Clasps), 


itra'  Ser. 

1"' 

H«1I 

W.| 

I'av. 

The  Royal  TrisJi  Regiment, 


LlKUTENANTS. 

Roberfc  James  Rees-Mogp 

2  Roland  Williara,  Wrip:ley  Grimshaw.... 

I  Cecil  Georjje  EoUiind 

Shcond  Lieutenants. 
■2  Pawl  FitzGerald  Norbury    

Ernest  John  Norwood,  icifhA.S, Corps.. 
I  John  Loftus  Otway  JIansergh   

1  Horace  Andei-son" 

T  William  Maxwell  Acton 

2  Arthur  William  Marsh  Kemmis  ; 

(  Conly  Edward  Dease    

I  John  Lnis  Cotter ..I 

1  Gerard  Arthur  t)'Callaghan   

'^2  Edmund  Hamerton  Kemiefick  i 

'  ?.  George  Oswald  Michael  Fiirnell   I 

2  James  Stephens  FitzGerald    ' 

.;  Llewellyn  Wilfred  Medhop  Lloyd   

1  Herbert  Ferguson  Darling , | 

!     Hugh  Gilbert  Gregorie 

2  Alexander  William  Coninqrham  Knox, 
I  Jf'"i.  Hamilton  Robert  Tilson  Grugam 

j        Fitzmaurice-Deane-Morgau  

Edward  Otway  Davis 

Quarter  Masters.— i  Fritz  Philip  Reger.^o 
[  2  James  Joseph  Fox,  3 


2ND  LIEUT. 

I  Jan.  g 
;-'Q  May  q 
2o  Miiy 

=2  Aug. 

9  Dec. 

9  Dec. 
20  Dec. 
25  Dec. 
20  Jan. 
20  Jan. 
20  Jan. 

20  Jan. 
14  Feb. 
14  Feb. 
17  Feb. 

21  Api-. 
19  May 


I 


31  May  00 
8  July  ool 
II  July     00' 


99  ^^  Captain  Smyth  served  with'the  Chin-Lushai  Ex- 
99  peditionary  Force  in  1889-90  (Medal  with  Clii^p). 
99  Served  ia  the  South  African  war  in  1899-190D 
99    (slightly  wounded). 

99  ■^'  Captain  Edgeworth-Johnstone  served  in  the 
oj  expedition  sent  against  the  Yonnies,  on  the  West. 
o^  Coast  of  Africa,  in  it;87-3S  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
o^*  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  opei'ations  in  the 
o3  Tambaka  Conntry,  on  the  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in 
"^  1892,  including  the  capture  of 'I'aiabi ;  and  in  thecx- 
•^^i  pedition  to  the  Gambia  in  1892,  including  the  cap- 
^^^  ture  of  Toniataba  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 
"^1  ^3  Liejt.  Panter-Downes  served  in  the  Soutli 
-        ..     °^,  African  war  in   iSqq-igoo.— See  Civil  Decorations 

19  May    OD    for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  Li->t,"  p.  7S5. 

iS  July    OD 

I  Facings'BXue. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 

2S  Julv     00     lit  Battalwn  emhn rkt^d  for  South  .-i^V(pa,  i5  Dec.  1S99. 

12  Dec.     o3  zHii  Battalion  embarked  for  MiiltUf  iBS^. 

12  Feb.90;  KoH.Captaiit,  12  Feb.  00. 

Feb.  9;  ;  linn,  Lieut. 


<  Lord  Wolseley.— For  War  Services,  see  Royal  Horse  Guards,  p.  i:;4. 

-  Major  General  Gregorie  served  with  the  23rd  Fusiliers  in  the  [ndlau  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58  as  Adjutant 
)f  the  23rd  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  relief  of  LucUnow  and  also  ai  its  subsequent  capture  (.Uedal  witu 
,wo  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iS52,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-lvebir  {mentioned  in 
iespatches,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*  Lt. Colonel  Forster  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  18S4-2  5  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Irish  Regiment 
;Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Starl. 

'  Lt. Colonel  Guinness  ssrved  in  the  Kile  Expedition  in  1S84-S5  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Ro.yal  Irish  Regiment 
mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  SDuih  African 
war  in  7899-1900. 

8  Major  Shuldhani-Lye  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  :8th  Royal  Irish  (Medal).  Served  in  the 
Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  gth  September  and  at  the  battle  of 
Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

:    1'  Major  Gavin   served   in    the    Hazara  Expedition  in  t8S8  with  the    2nd   Battalion  Royal  Irish   Resiment 
including  the  engagement  at  Kotkai  (  Medal  witli  Clasp). 

12  Lt. Colonel  Chichester  served  in  the  Esryptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the 
gtb  Septemberand  utthe  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie, 
and  Khedive's  Star).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1809-1900  as  Provost  Marshal  South  Africa  Field  Force, 

1^  Major  Lysaght  served  in  the  Hnzara  Expedition  in  iSSS  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royiil  Irish  Uegimeuu 
including  the  engagement  at  Kotkai  (Medal  with  Clasnl. 

'■  Major  B.  J.  C.  Doran  served  with  the  18th  Royal  Irish  in  the  Afghan  wf.r  in  1880  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Nile 
Expedition  in  1S84-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Irish  Regiment  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet 
of  Major,  Medal  with  Olasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  iS38,  and  was  uresent 
in  the  engagement  at  Kotkai  (iledal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  as  Brigade 
Major  to  the  ist  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier 
of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Regiment,  and  also  as 
Staff  Otiicer  to  the  Main  Column  Kurram  Kohac  Force,  including  the  operations  on  ttie  Samara  Range  (mep.- 
tioncd  in  despatches),  and  afterwards  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General 
4th  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  w'ith  three  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1829-igoo  as 
BriLrade  Major. 

"-'  Major  Ti'ttenham  served  in  the  Zulu  w.ir  in  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Gingiadhlovu  (Medal 
witli  f/lasp). 

~-  Ijt. Colonel  W.  R.  B. Doran  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on 
the  gth  September  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel -cl-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile 
Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Koyal  Irish  Regiment  and  afterwards  with  Native  levies  with 
therank  of  Staff  Captain(Clasp).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1SS8  a*  Adjutant  to  the  2nd  Battalion 
Royal  Irish  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Kotkai  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soudan 
campaign  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1897-93  with  the  Egyptian  Army  in  charge  of  Store  Depot  and 
Hos])ital  at  Berber,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  at  Khartoum  in  command  of  an  Egyptian 
Battalion  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps) ; 
siso  served  in  the  subsequent  operations  resulting  iii  the  final  defeat  of  the  Khalifa  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel). 

[For  retuainder  oj'yofes  see  end  of  the  Cheshirf  Regiment,  p.  262. 

S  -  Record  of  the  Services  of  the  i.s/:  Battalion  of  the  Eoijal  Irish  Regiment. 

\      Raised  in  Ireland  in  1684.    To  England,  and  returned  to  Ireland,  16S5.     To  England,     i633.     To  Ireland,  i6Sq 
'  <siege  of  Carrickfergus.  battle  of  the  Bovne,  siege  of  Limerick,  etc.).    To  England  and  Flanders,  and  remrned 

■  to  England,  1692.    To  Flanders,   1693.     Entitled  "  iSth  Regiment  of  Foot,"  1C94.     Entitled  "Royal  Regiment  cf 

■  Foot  of  Ireland,"  1695.  To  Ireland.  1697.  To  Holland,  1701  (proceeded  to  the  Danube,  took  part  in  the  battles 
of  Shellenberg  and  Blenheim,  and  returned  to  Holland).  Bittle  of  RamUlies,  170c.  To  England  1708.  T.> 
Flanders,  1708  (battles  of  Oudenarde  and  Malplaquet).      To  England,  171:   (a  Company  remaining  at    Ghcnt- 

'  To  Minorca,  1718.  500  men  to  defence  of  Gibraltar,  1727.  To  England,  1/42.  To  Flanders,  England,  and  Scot- 
land, 1745.  To  England.  1748.  To  Ireland,  1740.  To  England,  1755.  To  Ireland.  1757.  To  North  America, 
1767  (battle  of  Bunker's  Hill).  To  Nova  Scotia  and  England,  1776.  To  the  Channel  Islands,  1782.  To  Gi')raltar, 
17S3.  Defence  of  Toulon.  1793.  Capture  of  Corsica.  1794.  To  Elba,  i79<5.  To  Gd^raltar,  1797.  Battle  of 
Alexandria  and  capture  of  Cairo,  1801.  To  Ireland,  tSo^.  To  England,  1S04.  To  the  West  Indies,  1805.  To 
England,  1817.  To  Ireland.  1818.  To  the  Ionian  Islands.  1S24.  To  Ireland,  1834.  Formed  into  6  Service 
Companies  and  4  Depot  Companies,  the  6  Service  Comnanies  proceeding  to  Ceylon,  1837.  Three  Comoanies  to 
England,  1839.  Six  Companies  from  Ceylon  to  China,  1840  (capture  of  Chusan  Island,  Amoy.  Hong  Kong,  and 
Canton).  ■' China  ami  the  Draqon,"  iZ^2l  To  Bengal,  184C.  To  Burma.  1852.  To  the  Crimea.  1S54  (siege  and 
lallof  Sebastopol).     To  Ireland  and  India,  1S57.     To  Burma,  1S64.     aeturned  to  India,  1^65.    To  England.  iSoo. 

.   To  Ireland,  1868.    To  Malta,    1872.    To  India,  1S75.     To  Afghanistan,   1879.    Returned  to  Bengal,  1881.    To 

i   Egypt,  1884  (Nile  Expedition).    To  England,  1885.     To  Ireland,  1891. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion. 
Raided  in  1803.     To  Curacoa,  1S07.    To  England,  1810.    Disbanded,  1814.    A^ain  raised,  1858.      To  New  Zea- 
lani),  iV.o^.    To  Engiand.i        .     To  Ireland,  1S76.    To  England,  1S79.    To  Egypt,  18S2  (action  at  Ivas^asin  and 
wattle  of  Tel-el- Eebir).    To  Malta  and  England,  1SS3.    To  India,  iSSj  (Hazara  E.Koedittin  of  iS38). 


256  The  Princess  of  Wales's  Own  (Yorkshire  Regiment). 

igTH         -1  Formerhj  the  19th  (is/  YorJ:sldre  North 

itef,i„,e„tal  District.   |  Eidiiici — Prhicess  ofWul'-s's  Owii)  Ileyt. 

MOND.  YORKS.  J 

',va  nu.l  4th  Battalions  are  formed  of  tlie  5th  AVtst  York  ;md  tlie  Xortli  York  Militia  respectively. 
The  White  Rose.    "  MiLi'i.iQUET  "  "  A-lma''  "  IsKEEUAif  "  "Sevastopol  "  "Tieah." 


fist  Batt.,  South  Africa. 
l_2nd  Ball.,  Dugshai.  Punjab. 


RICHMOND 

'1' 


The  White  Rose.    "  Mali'i.aquet 
Yeiusaci  Colonel.— Edward    Chippindall,'   f7; 
Full  a.iU      Bt.M.ijor,  2    Sov.  55      "  ■ 


l*ay.  Pay 


iff 
16  I 

16  i 


Fit.ii;iii,  ''ir,  Dec.  47;    Lieut.  Pg  .Tan.  49:    Captain,  P23  Dec.  5-,; 
Major,  2S  Kov.   57;    Bt. LI. Colonel,  9  ilar.  65;    Lt. Colonel,  7    Mar.  70:    Colotiet, 
4  Aa^  T"-  MaiorGeneral,'i3i'eh.B--.:  Lieiit.General. 22  Dec.S6;  Co^oue/ Yorkshire  Regiment,  16  Nov. c,.,. 
tieutenantdoionels.— =  Charles    John   SpottLswoode,=  Limt.  5  June  76;    Coptniu,   29    Sept.  82;  Major, 

n  MaV9o:  «.Co/<j)ie(,  2S  Sept.  oE.                                       „         „   .             ,„„.,, 
I  Henrv  Bowles.i"  Limt.  26  Feb.  77  i  Capt.  26  Sept.  S3 ;  Brea.  Jlajar,  15  June  8s;  Ma.jor,  ^  Mar.  92;  Breoet 
Lt. Colonel,  v^iiny  g?.;  Colonel,  ao  Mar.  99.  ' 


1  2ND   LIEUT.; 


2nd   til   Con>- 


8  Dec. 

10  Apr. 
4  Dec. 
1  Jan. 

22  Jan. 

11  Aug. 

'i;  Feb. 


M*.TOR8. 

1  James  Ahmnty  L'earou 

mand  29  Sept.  9S ) 

2  Jam.'S    Alex.  Slcene  Thomson.'  snrf  '"  > 

Com.  29  Mar.  99;  Coindt.  Ki'fmtrlieliipol  ) 
I  Thomas  David  ICirkpatrick" 

1  Gerald   Carlile  Stratford    Handcouk"  ... 

2  Arthur  de  Sails  Hadow-  

3  Alfred  Grahame  CartwriKht' 

1  James  Trevelyan  <lotesworth^" 

2  Arthur  Bayard  Elton"    

Henry  Gildart  Worslev,  ItiKcrn  [Depot)  )  ' 

(Hon.  Lt.Colo,iel,iTYi:h.S,f>)     S\     ' 

Captains.  i 

I  Michael  Harrison  Orr'= 14  Jaii 

I  Michael  Lloyd  Ferrar'^ i  14  Jan, 

1  George  Pearson" 30  Oct. 

r  Edward  Malcolm  Bsson'^  

2  Arthur  Lenox  Napier 

1     Charles  .\rthur  Cecil  King,'*  Adjuta.it  , 

[         ^  Battalion  20  ^ov.  g''.'     -.  ) 

'    Desmond  Lamljert  Hartley,  Adjutant  1  > 

■         Volunteer  Battalion  I  Ja\y  q6 ( 

EdwardStanislausBulfln,iJ.-;.7o(/e  Majur  > 
qth  Brigatlr,  Sovth  .ifricfr,  13  No\  .  99    ^ 

I  Ernest  Somervell^^ 

(2  Hardrcss  Gilbert  Holmes-"  ..'        

p.s.e.  Cecil   Lothian   Nicholson, ='  Hlaf\ 
I         Copt.furMobilizatioii, halia,  1  Al>r.oo\  ^         ■" 

1  Berkeley  Cole  V.'ilmot  Williums--    

t  Gerard  Christian.^  Adjutant  16  Jan.  07 

Ronald  D'Arcy  Fife.^' -'l»aV  ilc  Caup  to') 
the  Governor  of  Modray..  J  ^ 

2  Edward  Lovelace  Vans  Agnew 14  Sept. 

>  Harold  Futvoye  Lea j  14  Sept. 

I    William  LmdsavMeicer.-'i  7r'm.-.'((Depo/) 

I     Charles  Tulin  Hennah.  lieserre  {Depot}  ... 

!     Maurice  Hilliard  Tomlm,-"  Mouutcil In-  \  j 

fantri/,  SotUk  Africa    S 

1  Hem-y  kothes  Stewart  Maitland,^*i2e»i?j'y/* 

LiKUTENAKTS.  ; 

2  Harry  Elliott  Raymond,**  .Slaf  Officer,  ■) 

South  Africa /  ; 

Arthur  Francis  Owen-Lewis,  Adj.  6  Bn.  \ 

Lane.  Fits  with  rank  of  Captain J  I 

Hubert  Arthur  Stausfcld.  Adj.  2  Vol.  \ 


LIKUT. 


CA.PTAIK.   I   BBEV.UAJ. 


3  Jan.    73    23  Jan.    78 


24  Mar. 

I  Jan. 

1  Mar. 
II  Oct. 
II  Feb. 
20  Mar. 

2  Oct. 


«:  PS  Dec.    69 


16  Aug.  84 

24  Jan.    83 

16  Aug. 
24  May 

8  Nov. 

I  Sept, 
II  .Tan. 

4  May 

IS  Aug-. 


84 

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85. 
86 
88 

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UAJOR. 

2c  Mar.   93 
15  Mar.  Q£ 


28  Mar. 
27  May 
4  Dec. 
16  Dec. 
12  Jan. 
14  Dec. 

23  Mar. 


I  July 

I  July 

I  July 

10  May 

9  S(:pt. 

9  Sept. 
14  May 

12  Nov. 

28  Feb. 
Q  May 


29  Sept.  38. 

2  May  90' 
II  May    90 

I  Apr.  92 
28  July    92 


;  Feb. 


14    17  Oct.     9t 


5  Feb. 
14  Sept. 


2-'  Jan. 
a  Mar. 

20  Feb. 


24  Apr. 
8  June 

Bn.  Kith  rank  of  Capt.  13  Dec.  98 S  '  ^'  ^'^'^' 

Ernest  Henry  Lee  Warner'-"  j  10  Oct. 

Walter    Lorenzo    Ale.x;mder,=i  .S-/n/(0.i)  '    „  .^j 

Staff  Officer,  Dng>hai  >1   '^ -«"'J 

2  EarlsAinslieHostord^-'AdJutant  i6Dec.oo    19  Nov. 
2  Ralph  Elliot  Noyes^* 21  Oct. 


29  Aug. 

30  Jan. 
2  May 


85 
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90 

10  Sept.  90 
91 


30  Jan. 

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95 

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I  .Fuly    Si] 
23  Sept.  78 

iQ  Juno  91  i 

3:.  Jan.    86 


27  Apr.  98 

17  Aug.  98, 

17  Au<f.  98, 

12  Nov.  98' 

1 1  Jan.  99 

9  Apr.  91 

18  Apr.  S5 

I  Apr.  00 

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I  Apr. 

23  July 

26  July 
26  July 
2:;  July 


92 


9  Dec.    96 


Edward  Henry  Chapman--' 20  Feb. 

1  Matthew  Robert  Liddon''' 20  May    95 

2  Christopher  Vaujrhan  Edwards-* 28  Sept.  03- 

Charles  Francis  O.'acroft  Jarvis"**  6  June  06 

Manntun  HidWHid  Thomas  Gunthorpe*^...'  20  Feb.    07 
Olivert.'yril  Speucer\VatsOD,*',-I.-;ji(.«/aH#  < 

Tanvport  Officer,  Chimi  E.ep,  Force... S 

I  Wilfred  Beckett  Walker"    j  20  Feb. 

Mervyn  DoOree  Carey 20  Feb. 

I  Thomas  Wolryche  Stansfeld-'- 24  Mar. 

1  Robert  tleury  Darwin*^  , 13  May 

2  William  Joseph  Roskell'^  '  15  May 

2  Norman  Edward  Swan''^ '     i  Dec. 

t  Ernest  Vivian  Livesey  Wardlc-'^  I  22Dec. 

I  William  Godfrey  rarbef-=  -.6  Feb. 

1  CharlesHamilioudeSt.PierrcBunbury**'!  16  Feb. 

SkCOXD    LlEUl-ENANIS.  ' 

2  Arthur  Lowthian  Godman '     4  May 

Malhert  .Martin  Huj'she  Nevile*- 4  May 

William  Shafto  Craster  18  May 

t  Ernest  ricott  Broun**^ '    4  Feb. 

2  Eustace  Clementi  Smith '  ir  Feb.  9^ 

I  Atwell  Charles  Uennet  Pearson  ^  20  Dec.  99 

I  Harold  \ermuden  Bastow'.  '  20  Dec.  99 

I  .Tohn  Cecil  Morgan*' '  20  Dec.  09 

I  Francis  Grey  Oke  Sanderson*' 18  Apr.  00 

1  Charles  Howard  ^tarsden -.3  Ma\'  .  > 

Hugh  WUliam  M'Call  !  23  May  c- 

2  Edward  G^-or^e  Clarkson  Haijshawe*'* ...-    4  Auir.  ..  ■ 

1  Bertram  Henry  Leatham    !  n.\t.ij, 

2  t'bacles  Lionel  Da\  id  Herbert  AVhitaker'  1:  A.-g. 

WiUouu'hby  LUffard  Ut';i,£r 11  Aug.    ... 

Herbert  James  Kirkpatnck  3  Oct.       -■ 

Bryan  Seymour  Moss-Bluntlell    !  29  Dec.    >^ 


■"Major  (^ote.sworth  served  in  the 

Soudan  Expedition  in  1805  with  the 

Mounted  Infantry,  and  was  present  in 

94 -the engagements  at  Hasheen,  Temai, 

,'and  Takdoul  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 

'  I  Khedive's  Star) .    Served  in  the  cam- 

96  paignon  the  North  West  Frontier  of 
9(3  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 

97  1S07-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary 
97' Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  York- 
91  shire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at 
58  the  capture   of  the   Sanipagha   and 

98  Arhanga  Passes,  the  capture  of  Bagh, 
o'the  Dwatoi  reconnaissance,  the  cross- 

5°  ing  of  the  Kahu  Darra,  the  reconnais- 
oS  sance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  engage- 
gS  meut  of  nth  November,  and  in  the 
,  „^v  98  operations  against  the  Khani  Khel 
•  Oct.  99  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley 
4  Mar.  00  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  m  the 
12  Apr.  00, South  Africm  war  in  1899.190c  with 
9  May  00  the  ist  Battalion  YorkAire  Regiment, 
-o  June  00. and  took  piirt  in  the  advance  to  the 
17  Nov.  oa|Eastern  Transvaal  including  the  en- 
gagement at  Belfast. 

Facings  Grscn.— Agents,  Messrs.  Holt  and  Co. 
i.v-f  .Ooltalion  embarked  , for  S.  .Ifrica,  24  Nov.  1899. 


12  Oct. 
4  Dec. 

18  Aug. 

13  Nov. 
2i  Nov. 
27  Apr. 

J  July 

17  -\.ug. 

15  Oct. 
12  Nov. 
-.3  Dec. 


2nd  Battali' 


1  Chas  Organ,!- 

2  James  (rreor, 


embarked  for  India,  1  Jan.  1890. 
Quarter  Masters. 

iS  Aug.  33;  Bon.  Capt.  8  Aug.  93. 
■0  i:  July  94  ;  Uur.  Lieut. 


.  The  Princess  of  Wales s  Own  (YorlsJiire  Uegiment).  256a 

1  Lient.Geiieral  Chippindall  served  witli  the  32nd  Regiment  during  the  latter  part  01  the  sie-^e  oueratioDS 
\  before  Mooltan,  and  was  present  at  the  surrender  of  that  fortress  ;  also  at  the  surrender  of  the  Fort  and  tlarrison 
of  Cheniote,  and  at  the  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  through  nit  the  Eastern  campaign  of 
J854-55  ^vith  the  19th  Regiment,  including  the  affair  of  Bulganak,  battles  of  Alma  o.nd  Inkernian,  in  the  Trenches 
during  the  whole  of  the  siege  operations  before  Sebastopol,  assaults  of  the  Redan  on  the  iSth  June  and  8*h  Septem- 
ber—wounded (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Clas«  of  the 
Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Commanded  ist  Battalion  19th  Regiment  in  the  Hazara  campaign  of  1868  includ- 
ing the  expedition  against  the  tribes  on  the  Black  Mountain  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CS.,  Medal  with  Clasp) 

-  Lt.Colouel  Spottiswoode  served  darin<?  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-85  with  tlie  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment 
on  the  Lines  of  Communication  up  the  Nile.  '* 

3  Lt.Colonel  Bowles  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-S5  as  Staff  Officer  at  Assouan  (mentioned  in  des- 
patches Brevet  of  Jtajor).  Served  in  the  campaij^n  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Farce  with  the  2Pd  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  was 
present  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampa^ha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  capture  of  lla£rh.  the  Divatoi  reconnaissance 
the  crossini;  of  the  Kahu  Darra,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  en!:r!U,^ement  of  nth  November  and  the 
■operations  against  the  Khani  Khel  Chamkaris  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  Medal  with  two 
Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  :899-i9ooin  commtind  of  the  i&t  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and 
was  present  in  the  operations  round  Cole&berg:  in  January  1900  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  in  the  march  alon<^ 
the  Modder  River  including  the  engagement  a"t  Paardeberg  (severely  wounded) ;  the  advance  on  Dewetsdorp  iiT- 
cludingtheeuf^agementatLeeuwkop;  the  march  from  Bloemtontein  to  Pretoria  including  the  passage  of  the  Vefc 
and  Zand  Rivers ;  the  engagements  at  Brandfort.  Kroonstad,  and  Johannesburg,  and  the'occupatiou^of  Pretoria  ; 
and  in  the  advance  to  the  Eastern  Transvaal  including  the  engagements  at  Diamnnd  Hill  and  Belfast. 

*  Major  Fearim  served  during  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4-85  as  Adiutant  isl. Battalion  Yorkshire  RegimcDton 

;    the  Line  of  Communications  up  the  Nile.     Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India"under  dir 

.  William  Lockhart  in  1S97-98  with  the  Tirah  Exjjeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and 

was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  capture  of  Hagh,  the  D  watoi  reconnaissance, 

the  crossing  of  the  Kahu  Darra,  the  reconnaissance  ol'  the  Saran  Sir  and  engagement  of  irth  November,  anu 

the  operations  against  the  Khani  Khel  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Xledal  with  two  Clasps).     Served  in. 

the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  operations 

.round  Culesberg  in  January  igoo;  in  the  march  along  the  Modder  River  including  the  engagement  at  Paardeberg 

of  iSth  February,  and  commaodel  the  Battalion  in  the  subsequent  engagements  at  Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove, 

Driefontein,  and  at  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein ;  also  took  part  in  the  advance  on  Dewetsdoip  including  the 

engagement  at  Leeuwkop ;  the  march  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria  including  ihe  passage  of  the  Vet  and  Zand 

Rivers,  the  engagements  at  Brandfort,  Kroonstad,  au'i  Johannesburg,  and  the  occupation  of  Pretoria;  and  in  the 

advance  to  the  Eastern  Transvaal  including  the  engagements  at  Diamond  Hill  aid  Belfast. 

5  Major  Thomson  served  with  the  j^rd  Goorkbas  in  the  Afghan  war  in  18S0,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ments at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee.and  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Logar  Valley  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  in  1S84-S5  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  with  the  Corps  of  Guides. 

^'  Major  Kirkpatrick  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and 
took  part  in  the  oxierations  round  Colesberg  in  January,  1900,  and  in  the  march  along  the  Modder  River,  including 
the  engagement  at  Paardeberg— severely  wounded. 

'  Major  llandcock  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1SS5-S6  during  the  operations  on  the  Upper 
Nile  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  la  1899-1900  with  a  Battalion  of  Mounted 
Infantry. 

'  Major  Hadow  served  daring  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1384-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment  on  the 
Lines  of  Communication  up  the  Nile. 

'-'  Major  Cartwright  served  during  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  igt  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment  on 

the  Lines  of  Communication  up  the  Nile.    Served  with  the  Soudau  Frontier  Field  Force  in  iSS^-S6  during  the 

■operations  on  the  Upper  Nile  and  was  ]iresent  in  the  engagemeutat  Giniss  (Medal,  amlKJiedive's  Star).  Served 

I    in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expe- 

!    ditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Sami)agha 

and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  capture  of  Bagh,   the  Dvvatoi  reconnaissance,   the  crossing  of  the  Kahu  Darra.  the 

reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  eugagemeut  ot  nth  November,  and  the  operations  against  the  Khani  Khel 

'   Ohamkaiiis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

i'  Major  Elton  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S97-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2ud  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment  including  the  expedition 
to  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'^  ('aptain  Orr  served  during  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment  on 
the  Lines  of  Communication  up  the  Nile.  Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1S85-S6  during  the 
operations  on  the  Upper  Nile  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  is 
Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg  in  January  1900 — severely  wounded 
^mentioned  in  despatches) ;  in  the  march  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria  including  the  passage  of  the  Vet  and  Zand 
Rivers,  the  engagements  at  Brandfort,  Kroonstad,  and  Johannesburg,  and  the  occupation  of  Pretoria;  and  in  the 
advance  to  the  Eastern  Transvaal  including  the  engagements  at  Diamond  Hill  and  Belfast. 

':'  Captains  Ferrar  and  Organ  served  during  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-S5  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire 
Regiment  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  up  the  Nile.  Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86 
<luring  the  operations  on  the  Upper  Nile,  and  were  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the 
;  ■operations  round  Colesberg  in  January,  1900;  in  the  march  along  the  Modder  River,  including  the  engagements  at 
Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove,  and  Driefontein,  and  the  capture  of  Bloemfontein;  in  the  advance  on  Dewetsdorp, 
including  the  engagement  at  Leeuwkop;  in  the  march  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  including  the  passage  o. 
the  Vet  and  Zand  Rivers,  the  engagements  at  Brandfort,  Kroonstad,  and  Johannesburg,  and  the  occupation  of 
Pretoria  ;  and  in  the  advance  to  the  Eastern  Transvaal  including  the  engagements  at  Diamond  Hill  and  Belfast. 

^*  Capiain  Pearson  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
in  the  South  African  war  in  1809-1900  with  ttie  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  opera- 
tions round  Colesberg  in  January  1900,  and  in  the  march  along  tha  Modder  River  including  the  engagements  at 
Paardeberg  of  iSth  and  23rd  February  1900— severelv  wounded. 

lo  Captain  Esson  served  during  the  Nile  Expedition  in  18S4-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment  on  the 
Lines  of  Communication  up  the  Nile.  Served  in  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire 
.  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg  in  January,  igoo;  in  the  march  along  the  Modder 
River,  including  the  engagements  at  Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove,  and  Driefontein,  and  the  capture  of  Bloemfontein ; 
in  the  advance  on  Dewetsdorp,  including  the  engagement  at  Leeuwkop;  in  the  march  from  Bloemfontein  to 
.  Pretoria  including  the  passage  of  the  Vet  and  Zand  Rivers,  the  engagements  at  Brandiort,  Kroonstad,  and 
Johannesburg,  and  the  occupation  of  Pretoria;  and  in  the  advance  to  the  Eastern  Transvaal,  including  the 
-engagements  at  Diamond  Hill  and  Belfast. 

1**  Captahi  King  served  during  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-S5  with  the  ist  Batt  ilion  Yorkshire  Regiment  on  the 
Lines  of  Communication  up  the  Nile.  Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1S85-26  during  the  opera- 
tions on  the  Upper  Nile  and  was  present  in  tlie  engagement  at  Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

19  Captain  Somervell  served  during  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  1st  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment  on 
the  Lines  of  Communication  up  the  Nile.  Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  during  the 
operations  on  the  Upper  Nile,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in 
the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  on  duty  at  the  Base,  Cape  Town. 

20  Captain  Holmes  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  ui.der  Sir  William  Lockhart  m 
1897-QS  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2ad  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  capture  of  Bagh,  the  Dwatoi  reconnaissance,  the  crossing  ot 
the  Kahu  Darra,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  engagement  of  :ith  November,  and  the  operations 
against  the  Khani  Khel  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African 
war  in  i8gg-iqoj  with  a  Battalion  of  Mounted  Infantry. 


256/-  The  Princess  of   Wales.-<  Own   {Yorkshire  Berjiment). 

"  Captain  Nicholson  f<erve.l  in  the  cami.a.gu  on  the  North  West  Frontiei-nf  \mhw  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in   , 
T8o7-98Nvith  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Pattahon  Yorkshire  Re^.ment    an'/  '•^a^  present  at  the 
capture  of  Bagh,  the  Dwatoi  reconnaissance,  and  the  crossmg  of  the  Kahn  Darra  jMedal  with  t«o  •  las  's). 

■'«  Captain  Wiliams  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  ot  xndia  under  Sir  Wilnam  Lock 
hart  iriSciyJwith  the  Knrram  Field  Force  Attached  to  the  Royal  Irish  Recriment  mclndmg  the  operations  on 
the  Samana  Ran-^e  and  afte'-wards  with  the  and  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment  with  the  Tirah  Expediuoiiary 
Force  "dndlng  the  cantnre  of  the  Sampa^ha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  captnre  °fBa«h  'he  Dwato,  reconnais- 
sance, and  the  crossing  of  the  Kahn  Darra-severcly  wounded  (Medal  wi  h  three  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Soutn 
African  war  in  iS,Q-igcx>  with  the  ist  Baibihon  Yorkstire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  round 
(•olesl,eig  in  .hinnan-  ,900;  11,  the  marcl.  along  tte  Modder  River,  including  the  engagements  at  PaarteDerg. 
Poplar  Grove,  and  Dfiefontein.  and  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein  :  in  the  advance  on  Dewetsdorp.  mclaalng  the 
engagement  at  Lecuwkop ;  the  march  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  including  the  passage  of  the  \  et  and  Zand 
Bivei's,  the  engagements  at  Brandfoit.  Kinonstad,  and  .lohannesburg,  and  the  occupation  of  Pretoria;  and  m  the 
advance  to  the  Eastern  Transvaal,  including  the  engagements  at  Diamond  Hill  and  Be  fa't.  «„„•,„„„, 

•-'■'  Captain  Christian  served  in  the  South  African  war  m  iB99-i9'»  as  Adjutant  ist  Battalion  \oikshire  Kegiment^ 
and  was  present  in  the  operations  round  Colssberg  in  January,  1900  ;  in  the  march  along  the  Modder  River,  including 
theengagements  at  Paardeherg,  Poplar  Grove,  and  Driefontein,  and  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein  ;  m  the  advance 
on  Dewetsdorp,  including  the  engagement  at  Leeuwkop ;  and  in  the  advance  to  the  Eastern  Transvaal,  including  th& 
engagement  at  Belfast.  ^  ^    -,.  ^        c     ^I'-n-         t      i  1.     ^    • 

2*  Captain  Fife  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  &ir  }\  illiam  Lockhart  m 
1807-08  with  the  Tirah  Kxpeditionary  Force  with  the  2ud  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
cBi'ture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes.the  capture  ofBagb.the  Dwatoi  reconnaissance,  the  crossing  of  the 
Kaliu  Darra,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  engagement  of  nth  November,  and  the  operations  against 
the  Khaui  Khel  Chamkauis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  tno  Clasps)  „  ,,  ,.         -.^     .    ..•        t,     • 

-■5  Captain  Mercer  served  during  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regi- 
ment on  the  Lines  of  Communication  iip  the  Nile.  Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  I  orce  m  i885-3(^  during 
the  oiierations  on  the  Upper  Nile,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Gmias  (Med»l,  and  Khedive  s  htar), 

■'(■  Captain  Maitland  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1809-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and 
took  part  in  the  advance  to  the  Eastern  Traasvaal,  including  the  engagement  at  Belfast.  „•  1 ,    i, 

-'  Captain  Tomlin  served  in  the  operations  on  the  Niger  in  1897-98  with  the  West  African  iield  iorce,  in. 
eluding  the  expedition  to  l.afiaie  and  the  engagement  at  Gouloo  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  m  the  South. 
African  war  in  iSoo-iooo  on  duty  at  the  Base,  Cape  T.nvu,  and  afterwards  on  the  Staff  of  Lord  Roberts. 

28  Captain  Ravmoud  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Nortn  West  Frontierof  Iiuha  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-9S  asProvost  Mai-.-ihal  2nd  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  ofthe  Sam- 
pagha and  Arhan"a  Passes,  the  capture  of  Bagh,  the  crossing  ofthe  Kahu  Darra,  the  reconnaissance  ot  the- 
Saran  Sar  and  engagement  of  nth  November,  and  the  operations  against  the  Khani  Khel  Chamkanis  and  m 
the  Bazar  Valle.v  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  m  i899-i9r.o  as  Assistant  I'rovost 
Marshal  9th  Division. 
■»>  Liieiit.  Warner  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  on  duty  at  the  Base,  Cape  Town. 
3'  Lieut.  Alexander  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  \Vest  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1807 -e8  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  ;rt. 
t.li  c  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  capture  of  Bagh.  the  Dwatoi  reconnaissance,  the  crossing 
of  the  Kahu  Darra,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  engagements  of  tith  November  and  at  Shin  r^ain^i: 
on  29th  January,  and  in  the  operations  against  the  Khani  Khel  Chamkanis  and  in  the  BaEar  V  alley  (Medal 
wi  h  two  Clasps').  „,.,,.       t     ,  t,     *  ■ 

9«  I>ieut.  Hosford  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham  Lockhart  in 
187-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2iid  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  engagement  of  iitk 
Novemlier,  and  in  the  expedition  to  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

3«  Lieut.  Noyes  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  111 
1897-98  mth  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  mth  the  2iulBattahon  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  Bagh,  the  Dwatoi  reconnaissance,  the  crossing  of  the  Kahu  Darra,  the  reconnaissance  cf  the  Saran 
Sai  and  engagement  of  nth  November,  and  the  operations  against  the  Khani  Khel  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar 
Vall9.j-  (Medal  \vith  two  Chispsj. 

^  Lieut.  Chapman  served  in  fliecaniiiaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  lu 
1857-08  with  the  Tirah  Kxpeditionarv  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  was  jiresent  at  the 
capture  ofthe  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  capture  of  Bagh,  the  Dwatoi  reconnaissance,  the  crossing  of 
the  Kahu  Darra.  the  reconnaissance  ol  the  Saran  Sar  and  engagement  of  nth  November,  and  in  the  operations 
against  the  Khani  Khel  Chamkanis  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  . 

™  Lieut.  Siddon  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and 
was  present  in  the  advance  on  Dewetsdorp,  including  the  engagement  at  Leeuwkop ;  in  the  march  from 
Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  including  the  passage  of  the  Vet  and  Zand  Rivers,  the  engagements  at  Braiidfort, 
Kroonstad,  and  Johannesburg,  and  the  occupation  of  Pretoria;  and  in  the  advEuce  to  the  Eastern  Transvaal, 
including  the  engagements  at  Diamond  Hill  and  Belfast. 

'"  Lieut.  Edwards  served  in  the  campaign  011  the  North  West  Frontierof  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1807-08  with  the  Tirah  Expertitimiarv  Force  with  the  and  Battalion  York.shire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Pas.ses,  the  capture  of  Bagb,  the  Dwatoi  reconnaissance,  the  crossing  of 
the  Kahn  Darra,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  engagement  of  nth  Novemlier.  and  in  the  operations 
against  the  Khani  Khel  Chamkanis  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  » ith 
the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  took  p^rt  in  toe  operations  round  (_'olesberg  in  January  1900,  and  in , 
tbe  march  along  the  Modder  River,  including  the  engagement  at  Paardebe'g— severely  wounded. 

»»  Lieut.  Jarvis  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1000  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  vyas 
present  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg  in  January,  1900 ;  in  the  inarch  along  the  Modder  River,  includini 
the  engagement  at  Paardeberg ;  in  the  advance  on  Dewetsdorp,  including  the  engagement  at  Leeuwkop ;  in  tht 
march  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  including  the  passage  of  the  Vet  and  Zand  Rivers,  the  engagements  al 
Brandfort,  Kroonstad,  and  Johannesburg,  and  the  occupation  of  Pretoria ;  and  ill  the  advance  to  the  Easterr 
Transvaal,  including  the  engagements  at  Diamond  Hill  and  Belfast. 

■■»  Lieut.  Guiithorpe  served  in  the  .South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  =iid  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Rifles  durin| 
the  operations  round  Stormberg;  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment  during  the  operations  rounc 
Colesberg  in  January,  1900,  and  took  part  in  the  march  along  the  Modder  Rivers,  including  the  engagements  al 
Paardeberg  (sightly  wounded);  in  the  advance  on  Dewetsdorp,  including  the  engagement  at  Leeuwkop;  in  tht 
march  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  including  the  passage  of  the  Vet  and  Zand  River,  the  engagements  a( 
Brandfort,  Kroonstad,  and  Johannesburg,  and  the  occupation  of  Pretoria;  and  in  the  advance  to  the  Easten 
Transvaal,  including  the  engagements  at  Diamond  Hill  and  Belfast. 

■"'  lyieut.  Watson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1807-98  with  the  Tiroh  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Bsttalion  Y'orkshire  Regiment,  was  present  al 
the  capture  of  the  Samjiagha  and  Arhauga  Passes,  the  capture  of  Bagh,  the  Dwatoi  reconnaissance  (severel.\ 
wounded),  the  reconnaissance  ofthe  Saran  Sar  and  engagement  of  nth  November,  and  in  the  operation! 
against  the  Khani  Khel  Chamkanis  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^'  Lieut.  Walker  and  Second  Lieut.  Sanderson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1900,  and  took  part  in  tht 
advance  to  the  Eastern  Transvaal,  including  the  engagements  at  Diamond  Hill  and  Belfast. 

'-  Lieuts.  Stansfeld  and  Tarbet  and  Second  Lieut.  Nevile  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  i 
Battalion  of  Mounted  Infantry. 

'^  Lieut.  Darwin  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  am 
took  jiart  in  .the  operations  round  Colesberg  in  January,  1900;  in  the  march  along  the  Modder  River,  iuclndins  th< 
engagements  at  Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove,  and  Driefontein,  and  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein ;  in  the  advance  01 
Dewetsdorp,  including  the  engagement  at  Leeuwkop;  in  the  inarch  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  including  th 
passage  of  the  \'et  and  the  Zand  Rivers,  the  engagements  at  Brandfort,  Kroonstad,  and  Johannesburg,  and  th 


The  r.Hnces^  of  Wales'.-^  Own  {Yoi-ksh're  liegimoU).  256c 

iccupation  of  Pretoria;  and  as  a  Brigade  Transport  Officer  in  the  advance  to  the  Eastern  Trin-v.f.1  ,„„i„^i„„  .1 
mgagements  at  Diamond  Hill  and  Belfast.  E,a,tein  iian^^aal,  nicluding  the 

•  ",¥^5?-  ^?''''^l- ""l^r'^IJ-^^^l.''  '^"'^  camiMJsrn  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
wo  Cla?  s")  E^pedit.onar,-  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Yorkshire  Hesiment  (Medal  wit™ 

•i  Lieut.  Wardle  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,3g,-,5«,  with  the  ,st  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  wa. 
.resent  m  the  operations  round  Colesberg  m  January,  ,,«;  inthe  march  along  the  Modder  RiveT-,  including  "he 
engagements  at  Paardeberg  (wounded) ;  m  the  advance  on  Dewetsdorp.  including  the  engagement  at  Leeuwkon  -in 
he  march  from  Bloemfontem  to  Pretoria,  including  the  passage  of  the  Vet  and  the  Zand  Rivers,  the  engr4me'nt" 
jt  Brand  ort,  ^raonstad,  and  Johannesbui-g,  and  the  occupation  of  Pretoria ;  and  in  the  advance  to  the  Eastern 
Crausvaal,  including  the  engagements  at  Diamond  Hill  and  Belfast  "^.".aieiii 

.6  Lieut.  Bunbury  and  Second  Lieut.  Broun  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-iqoo  with  the  ist  Battalion 
.ovkshire  Regiment,  and  were  present  m  the  operations  round  Colesberg  in  January,  i9L,-in  the  march  along  the 
.lodder  River,  including  the  engagements  .n-t    Paardeberg,  Poplar   Grove,  and  Driefontein.  and  the  captu?e  of 

oem  on  em ;  in    the   advance  on  Dewetsdorp,   including  the  engagement  at  Leeuwkop :    in  the  mar?,   from 

loemfo.itein  to  Pretoria  ineludrng  the  passage  of  the  Vet  and  Zand  Rivers,  the  engagements  at  Braiidfoi" 
u-oonstad  and  Johannesburg^  and  the  occupaUon  of  Pretoria:  and  in  the  advance  to  the  Eastern  Transvaa 
iichiding  the  engagements  at  Diamond  Hill  and  Belfast.  o.=>.ci»i  ii.»ii»vaai, 

1-  Second  Lieuts.  Bastow  and  Morgan  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i8qq-:qoo  with  the  ist  Battalion 
-orkshire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  march  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  in'e'ludtag  he  passage  o7  t  e  Ve 
"^  ■^''  h  ^'/"■''  *f  f  "S^Sements  at  Brandfort  Kroon.stad,  and  Johannesburg,  and  the  occupation  of  Pretoria 
.nd  in  the  advance  to  the  Eastern  Transvaal,  including  the  engagements  at  Diamond  Hill  and  Belfast 

«s  Second  Lieut.  Bagshawe  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  -Soo-raoo  with  the  3rd  Battalion  Vnrl<-al,;i.c 
tegiment  at  Port  Elizabeth  and  was  present  with  the  Army  Service  cV  in  The\nga|emenfL  t  R?etv?ei ;  anl 
fterwards  with  the  ,st  Battalion  \orkshire  Regiment  in  the  march  to  the  Eastern  Transvaal,  including  the 
ngagement  at  Belfast.  '  ° 

«  Lieut  Greer  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
897-93  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2Ud  Battalion  Yorkshire  Re-iment,  and  was  present  at  th^ 
apture  of  the  bampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes  the  capture  ofBagh.  the  crossing  of  the  Kahu  Darra,  the  recon- 
aissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  enKagement  of  nth  November,  and  in  the  operations  against  the  Khani  Khel 
:liamkauiB  and  m  the  Bazar  Valley  (lledal  with  two  Clasps). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  ist  BattaUon  Prince.i.s  of  Wales's  Own  Yorkshire  Regiment 
(formerly  the  igth  Regiment) 

Raised  in  16S8.  1630,  to  Ireland  (battle  of  the  Boyne).  1691,  to  England.  i6g2,  to  Flanders.  T5g5  to  En-'land 
J97,  to  Flanders  and  England.  1093.  to  Ireland.  1702,  on  sea  service  (e.toedition  to  Cadiz),  i-ot  to  Ireland' 
70s,  to  England.  1709,  to  Flanders  (batt'e  of  Malplaquet,  4c.).  1714.  to  England.  1723,  to  Scotland.  1729.  to 
•eland.  1739,  to  England.  1744,  to  Flanders  (battle  or  Fontenoy,  Jtc).  1749.  to  England  and  Gibraltar.  17:;, 
I  ^ngland.  1755,  to  Scotland  1756,  to  England,  [^nd  Battalion  detached  and  formed  into  the  66th  Ret^iment, 
'58.]  1761,  at  the  capture  of  Belle  Isle.  1762,  to  England  .and  Gibraltar.  1771.  to  England.  1775.  to  Scotland 
75,  to  Ireland.  1781,  to  America.  1782,  to  the  West  Indies.  (Entitled  "The  19th,  or  ist  Yorkshire  North 
iding  Regiment.  )  i79i,to  England.  1794,  to  France.  1795.10  England.  1796,  to  Madras  and  Ceylon  (five 
impames  at  the  capture  of  Seringapatam).  iSro.  four  companies  in  the  expedition  against  Mauritius'.  1820.  to 
ngland  1S21,  to  Ireland  .826,  to  the  West  Indies.  1836.  to  Ireland.  1839,  to  England.  ,840,  to  Ireland  and 
alta.    1843,  to  the  Ionian  Islands.    1845.  to  the  West  Indies.    iSjS,  to  North  America.    1851,  to  England.    1S54, 

lurkey  and  the  Crimea  (battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman  and  siege  of  Sebastopol).  1S56,  to  Eno-land.  1857  to 
,i(lia.  1.2nQ  liattaUon  raised  in  1853.]  i36S,  Black  Mountain  E-ipedition.  1872,10  England.  "Entitled  "The 
rmcess  of  Wales  Own  Yorkshire  Regiment,"  1873.  1877,10  Bermmla.  i33o,  to  Nova  Scotia.  iS34.  to  Malta 
Id  Egypt  (action  of  Gmiss).    i833,  to  Cyprus.    1889,  to  Egypt  and  England.    1892,  to  Jersey.    1893,  to  Ireland. 

Record  of  the  Seri'ices  of  the  2nd  Battalion. 
Raised  in  1858.    To  India,  1863     Entitled  "  The  Princess  of  Wales'  Oivn,"  1875.   To  England,  1877.    To  Ireland 
i8i.    To  England,  €886.    To  India,  18S9. 

I 


257 

20TH 

Kegimental  Distruf 
BURY. 

(The 
•'Dkttinobn" 

"COEUNNJ 


] 


The  Lancashire  Fusiliers. 

..    /m7       -n      J  7-»  7  •      \  Pisi  Batl.,  Crete. 

FonnerJii  the  20th  (The  hast  Dcvonslare)  i  ^^^  Bau.,  s.  Africa. 

-^  .  I  3r(l  Batt.,  Malta. 

Regiment.  L4th  Batt.,  Chatham. 

ctli  and  6th  Battalions  are  formed  of  the  7th  lioyal  Lancashire  Militia. 
Ml 

Vittohia" 


■YearB'Ser. 
iFuUIHall 
Pay.  Pay 


•Mindek"   "Esmont-op-Zek"    "Egtpt"    (with   the   Sphiux).    "Maida"     '•  Vimieea  " 

Pteenees"  "Oethes"  "Todlouse"" Peninsula"  "Alha"    •  Inkee»an" 

"Sevastopol"  "LncKNow"  "  Khaetoum." 

Colonel.-Slr  Edward  Alan  Holdich.i  SCB.  Emign,  2  Jul.y  4i  l  i<.  26  Jalv  44;    C^pf.  "22  Feb.  .w ;   if«re/ 

Jfu/or.-^Aug.  50;  BreoetLt.Colunel.^iHa.y'.z;  Colonel.    =8  Nov    54  ;  J{;w;-.  26  May  sHi  Mo-Jor     Gceml 

fsept.  67  ;  Lt.Generai,  j8  Apr.  75  ;  General,  i  Oct.  77 :  Co/onei  57tti  Foot,  11  Dec.  7!. ;    Colonel  LancR- 

Liluten^i'J'coToneU.-rGlorBe  Lycett  Engledue  May.  i?»«.7«,  "13  June  68  ;  X(.  rg  aur.  7.;    C<,/;(ai„. 

52   Nov.  78;   3ftt/or,  4  Apr.  83 ;  X(.Co/nne/,  =5  Sept.  97.         ^.,„„..  „..  r         o       -ir   ■ 

,  Richard  George  Bruxner  Randall,  E,mg«,  ""S  June  70  ;    Lieut.  28  Oct.  71 ;  Caplaiu,    24  Jan.  80 ;  Major 
\oOct.86:  Lt  Colonel. 6A.pr.QS.  __  „.  „.  [isOct.gg. 

2  Charles  James  Blomfleld,=  DSO.  Lieut. 


4  p.t.c.  Frederick  Hammersley,'  Lieut. 
Sept.  97  :  LI. Colonel,  3  Feb.  00. 

Majoes. 
I  p.«.c  Charles  Molyneux  Hutton,  2»<i  in") 

Command  6  Apr.  98   3 

Charles     Digby     Wallington,    2nd   ia\ 

Command  3  Feb.  00  > 

Henry    Townshend     Fleming,  zad  in') 

Cottiinajid  3  Feb.  00 ) 

Stephen  Flockton  Charles,  2nd  in  Cum- ) 

niiiiid  12  'Sl&y  00... J 

Horace  Wm.  Scott,  D.A.A.Oen.  Army  > 
Sehooh. Madras  and  Bombay.  24  Mar.96  5 

Felton  Amber* 

p.H.c.  James  Eales  Caunter,'  Profegaor) 

Boi/al  Militari/  College.  1  Sept.  00 i 

Richard  Woodforde  Deane    

Robert  Barton  Page,  DutricI  Intpector  \ 

of  Musketry.  Malta,  iQ  Oct.  99    > 

Jas. Hen. Gideon, /liJ/. I  /ersey  Mil.j  Oct.97 

4  Capel  Molyneux  Brunker'" 

Philip  Francis  Tallentri,  ReKrceiJ)epot)... 

1  Henry  Stannus  Hamilton  

Charles  Edward  Wright,  Rrterce  (Depot) 

2  Edward  Cecil  Tidswell"   

3  p.s.c.  William  Frederick  Walter'^ 

2  Wilmot  Foster  Elmslie'^ 

I  Captains. 

Fred.  DavidMilward,. -Ir/nv  0>*rf.  Z)«?j/.    .. 

Harry  Vere  Benett,  last.  M.  M.  Coll 

2  Owen  Cadogan  Wolley-Dod'*    

13  Charles  Lucena  Robinson  

14  Arthur  James  Slitchell 

I2  John  Nicholas  Whyte"  

Harold  Vere  Selby  Ormond" 


Feb.   75;   Captain,  i  July  81  ;    Major.  2^  July  90  ;    Lt. Colonel. 


II  Sept.  76;   Cajllain,  2  Feb.  Ss  ;  Bt. Major,  is  June  Z$;  Major, 


CAPTAIN.     I  BKEV.  MA.T. 


14  Jan.    80 


14  Jan.  80 
30  Jan.  78 
23  April  81 


9  Aug. 
28  Oct. 
13  Apr. 

7  July 

i:  Feb. 
18  May 


2  Feb. 
I  July 
I  22  Oct. 

:  22  Oct. 

23  Oct.  80I     I  July 

1  2C  Feb. 

I  22  Oct. 

22  May  66  P30  Mar. 

......  1   10  May 

1     9  Sept. 

12  May 


76 


So 


81 


15  Nov. 

10  Oct. 

12  July 

9  Jane 

9  June 
I  Jan. 

31  Aug. 

19  Mar. 
I  July 

31  July 


7  Feb. 
75;  15  Oct. 
81 1  f2  Apr. 
70I  14  Dec. 
82:  26  Nov.; 
821  8  Feb. 
83     s  Oct. 


Harry  Oswald  Bishop ;  20  June 

4  Arthur  Claud  Adair,  Adjutant  21  Mnr.ooi        

Kdgar  Herbert  Armstrong, ii.^.'/y'"'  ''Army 
3  Thomas  Stewart  Herschel  Wade  .. 
Robert  Gray  Kennedy, --IfZ/V.  i  Vol, 

Argyll  and  Suth.  Hldrs.'-^s  Jan, 
Wcmyss  G.  C.  Feilden,  Fay  Dept. 
Beresford     Cecil     Molyneux    Carter, ) 

Egyiiltan  Army 3 

I  Audley    Reid     Lempriere,    Adjutant  * 


.Bn.l 

■  99  -.* 


23  Mar. 

24  Apr. 

14  Aug. 
29  Mar. 

25  Mar. 


i:May 

•Z  Av.g. 
25  Aug. 
12  Nov. 
28  Apr. 
TO  Nov. 
22  Dec. 
19  Mar.  Qo 
10  Nov.  86 
1  July  90 
22  Apr.    91 


4  May  98 ( 

George  Jasper  Farmar,  Aide  de  Cantp'}  1 
to  Sir  F.  W.  Gretifell  20  Jan.  00 j 

1  Waiter  Bagot  Pearson*^  (7>epo^)  

3  Bertram  Edward  Crocker 

i  Walter EscottOakshott   

2  Robert  Bruce  Blunt,-" 

2  George  Henry  Basil  Freeth^'...^ 

1  George  Stopibrd  Adams 

Thos.  Gordon  Cummiug  Bliss,^=*Pa^  Dept. 

2  Eustace  Carlile  Brierlev^^  

John  Vernon  Timmis,^*  British  Central  ) 

.Africa  Ei/le- i 

3  John  Fredk.  Vernon  Thorne.Adjutant'^ 

6  Apr.  98   ] 

Horace  Hayman  Wilson, 2^  Egypt.  Army 

7  Christopher  Joseph  Griffin^s 

Harold  Bowyer  Rofley    

Harold  Shaw"    

2  Arthur  Johnston  Allardy  ce,'^  Adjutant  1 
15  March  00 1 

4  Charles  Wilberforce  Maclean^" 

4  .Tames  E<lwar(l  Somerville  Woodman^" 

1  RobeiT.  Eiclmrds  <;hHneu<)r    

O.imoud  Dnimlil  Bhlnt.'^  M.Iuf.  S.Africa 

2  William  Ernest  S^'kes 

1  Bn-sil  Culverhouse  De  Gex^*... 

3  Middleton  Middleton   

Douglas  Thorne  Seckham,^^  Adjutant  \ 

3  Volunteer  Battalion  15  Nov.  00 j 

4  Henry  Tate  Manley-*^     

I  Richard  Raymond  Willis  

Reginald  Butcliffe  Wilson" 


9  Apr.    92 

18  May    92 

18  June 
23  July 
29  Oct. 

19  Nov. 
19  Nov. 
25  Feb. 
15  Mar. 
19  July 

9  Sept.  93 


18  Aug. 

26  Nov. 

I  Sept. 

7  Apr. 
7  Apr. 
14  June 


78 
91 
92 

92 

I  Sept.  92 
30  Nov.  92 

30  Nov. 
6  Dec. 

14  June 

31  Mar. 
19  Jan. 
24  Mar. 

6  Apr. 
6  Apr. 
6  Apr. 

6  Apr. 

13  July 

13  July 


16  Nov.  98 


75  Jan, 

15  June  92 

25  Jan.  94 

23  May  94 

10  July  95 

15  Mar.  96 
14  Sept.  96 

1  Jan. 


2S Feb.    94 

2  June  94 

28  Sept.  05 
7  Dec.    95 

6  June 

25  Mar. 

TO  Oct. 

7  Jan. 
27  Jan. 
15  Mar. 

j  19  Nov. 
21  Jan. 

19  Nov. 

29  May 

17  Apr. 

20  Feb. 
Mar. 


2  Roland  HenTy  Maimvaring  Moody    16  Dec. 


23  Sept. 

3  Apr. 
6  Apr. 
6  Apr. 
6  Apr. 

4  May 

3  Apr. 
13  Jan. 
20  Dec. 

1  Jan. 

28  Aug. 

29  Jan. 

5  Aug. 

12  Oct. 

I  Dec. 

20  .Inly 
20  Jul.y 
28  May 


13  July 

13  July 
25  Jan. 

5  Apr. 

I  Sept. 
27  Sept. 
27  Sept.  99 

9  Oct.     69 
17  Oct. 
17  Oct. 

20  Jan. 

20  Jan. 

20  Jan. 
25  Jan. 
25  jB.n. 
25  .Tan. 

9  Feb. 

9  Feb. 
22  Jan. 
20  June  00 
20  June  00 
20  June  00 
20  .Tune  00 
20  June 

20  June  00 

20  .Tune 
3 1  Jul.v 
22  Sept.  00 
15  Nov. 


27  July    I 

25  Sept.  ( 

0  Apr.   t 

17  Nov. 

15  Oct. 
22  June 
13  July 
13  July 
17  Oct. 

3  Fob. 

17  Mar. 
■     5  Oct. 

12  Ma.v 

18  May 
31  July 
31  July 
1 2  Dec. 


A'ears'Ser. 

if'Uli    rialf   . 

Pay.  I 


The  Lancashire  Fusiliers. 


258 


LlEUlENANTS. 


I   2ND  LIEUT. 
98; 


[2  Thomas  James  Marrable^.... 4  May 

■I  Cuthbert  Bromley 1     4  May 

I  Gaspard  de  OoliErny  Le  Marohant 

I  Harold  Mynors  Famiar^^  

J  Edward  Thom.as  H:imphreys^^    

Wilfred  James    Woodcock,    3fointted't 

1  Zvfaniry,  Sovth  Africa j 

'3  Charles  Edward  Hill    

:;  George  Alfred  Duncan 

,4  Geoffrey  Wharton  Robinson...., 

';  Horace  Richardson  Pay^^ant... 

|t  Evelyn  Oswald  Charlton^^ 

2  Duncan  Frederick  Campbell'*' 

1  Kdward  Kelly  Piirnell 

1  Robert  Charles  Dunn  

1  Ernest  Hewlett   

:?  Edward  Ivo  Medhurst  Barrett^* 

2  Georc^e  Herbert  Hastings  

2  Morgan  George  Crofton*''  

3  Theodore  Bertram  Olive '  20  May 

I     ilervj-n  James  Hamilton   j  20  ilay 

3  John  Francis  Fenwick  Tate ...'    5  July 

I  W'alter  Petit  Salt  9  Aug. 

j:;  Frederick  Courtney  Tanner j  izAug. 

12  Aug. 

12  Aug. 


7  May 

7  May  98 1 

7  May  98J 

7  May  98! 

3  Aug.  93   22  June  99 

3  Aug.  g3,  :  2  July    99 

3  Aug.  98    29  July    99 

10  Aug.  98:     9  Aug.   go 


28  Dec.  9a 

28  Dec.  98, 

25  Jan.  99 

4  Mar.  99 

I  Apr.  99 

I  Apr. 


99 


28  Sept.  98; 

23  Nov.   q8| 

4  Jan,    99, 

8  Feb.    99 

II  Feb.    99 

1 1  Feb.    99 

20  May    90, 

20  May    99 1 

99^ 

99 

99 

99 

99, 

99 


Meredith  Magniac 

1  Sydney  Frederick  M'lllroe  Lomer. 

,2  Joseph  Leonard  Swainaon 

'2  John  Carlon  Markes 

I2  Walton  Mellor    

|2  Charles  Harold  Unwin   

2  Kenneth  Macnee  

j2  Ernest  Barlow   

[2  Reginald  Seymour  Allen  

2  Charles  Reginald  Thompson  Hopkinson 
'■2  Chiude  Edward  Marjonbanks  Dansey,  ) 
I  serving  I'.iider  Sr'it'i»li  N.  Borneo  Co...  S 

4  Algernon  Esme  Hal  Fenning     

'2  Gilbert  Horsman  Soames 

Second  Likutknant?. 
14  Thomas  William  Talbot  Isaac    j  18  Apr.    od 

2  James  Hugh  Christie !  18  Apr.    00 

'2  Cecil  Brand '  18  Apr.    00 

I4  Ronald  Gordon  Thompson  Gatherer   ...'  18  Apr.    00 

i3  Cyril  Owen  Ibbetson I  21  Apr.    00 

4  Archur  Langwortby  Spafford 21  Apr.    00 

4  Ronald  Angus  Mackenzie    21  Apr.    00 

1  Ai'thur  Claud  Ward    2t  Apr.    oo, 

I  Arthur  Harry  Hincc  21  Apr. 

3  ""  "   '      ~ 


1  Sept.  99 
27  Sept.  99 

9  Ocr.  99 

17  Oct.  99 

2  Jnn,  00 
20  Jan.  00 
25  Jan.  00 
25  Jan.  00 

9  Feb.  odJ 

9  Feb.  00 

9  Feb.  00 

16  May  00 

16  May  00 

16  May  00; 


99    16  May  oo 

6  Dec.    99    16  May  00 

'  ""  99    16  May  ocl 

99   16  May  00 1 

99    lu  May  00 

99;  16  May  oo 

00  30  June  OO; 

00  30  June  00 

oo|  30  Ju2.e  o3 


6  Dec. 

9  Dec. 

9  Dec. 

9  Dec. 
24  Jan. 
17  Feb. 
21  Feb. 

24  Feb. 

4  Apr. 
4  Apr. 


00!  15  Aug. 
oO|  20  Oct. 

00     £0  Oct. 


1 


Arthur  Hardwickc  Spooner   21  Apr. 

Henry  Andrews  21  Apr. 

'4  George  Charles  Sholto  M'Leod '     5  May 

I     Cecil  Francis  Davey  5  May 

\t,  Harold  Alec  Kirkby  5  May 

3  William  Lyle 5  May 

4  Charles  Leonard  Brierlej'    =;  May 

3  Hugh  Backhouse .". 9  May 

3  William  Frederick  Johnson''^ 19  May 

4  Oliver  Henry  North  10  May 

I  Major  Reginald  Percy  William  Gladhdl    19  May    00 

Arthur  Leith  Ross 19  May    ool 

't  Robert  Dundis  Wlngham   '  19  May    00' 

'     Harold  Duke  Colhson-Morley       19  May    oa 

3  Donald  Cunninghame  Cameron    23  May    00 

Robert  John  Graham  Stoker 23  May    cx>' 

4  Roland  Luker  23  May    oo, 

3  John  Archibald  Davenport 23  May    00 

George  Buckstone  Browne 4  Aug,   00 

'■I  Georue  Boothby  Wahab 11  Aug.    ooi 

|3  George  Benson  Glen  Wood 11  Ang.   00, 

14  Henry  Beaumont    11  Aug.   00; 

!i  Edward  Henry  Marvel  Blaydes    19  Sept.  ool 

,4  John  Harold  Goodwyn  Marriott   19  Sept.  00, 

'i  Hugh  Castle  Smith 19  Sept.  ool 

\Quarier  Masters.— 1  George  Gribble,  13  Feb.  95  ;  Mon.Limf. 
i  1  Frederick  Dunne,  6  Apr.  98;  Hon.  Lie-.f. 

j  2  William  Wrench  Ganley.  16  Aug.  qq;  I£on.  Lieut. 

,^1  4  Benjamin  Stannard,  18  July  91 ;  Hon.  Lieut. 

John  Sullivan  Camerou,  2  Jan.  86  ;  Kon.  Captain, 
Refcri-,' {Depot). 

Facings  White. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co, 

\8t  Battalion  emharked for  M'lJtn,  ij  X\l^.  i2,qQ.   smi  Battalion  emharketl  for  South  Africa,  1   Dec.  1S99. 
3»*(i  Battalion  embarked  for  Malta,  26  Aug.  iSqS, 

r  »  Sir  Edward  Holdich  served  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Harry  Smith  throughout  the  campaign  on  ths  Sutlej  ia 
845-46,  including  the  battles  of  Moodkee,  Ferozeshah  (wounded),  Buddiwal,  Aliwal,  and  Suoraon— severely 
Tounded  (Medal  and  three  Clasps).  As  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Harry  Smith  in  the  action  with  and  defeat  of  ths 
•ebel  Boers  at  Boem  Plaats  (South  Africa)  on  the  29th  August  1S4S,  and  in  th3  Kaffir  cami)aign  of  1850-51  (Meaal, 
ind  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel).  Served  with  the  Soth  Regt.  in  the  Burmese  war  in  1S53,  with  the  expedition  under 
5ir  John  Cheape  against  the  robber  chief  Myattoon  in  the  Donabew  district,  and  at  the  assault  and  capture  of 
lis  stronn-hold  on  the  19th  March— succeeded  to  the  command  of  a  Wing  of  Infantry  (Medal  for  Pegu,  and  CB.} 
Accompanied  the  8ott  Regt.  to  India  in  1857,  and  served  in  the  Sepoy  rebellion.  At  ta^  close  of  the  operations 
n  1859  he  succeeded  Sir  Alfred  Horsford  as  Brigadier  in  command  of  the  forces  on  the  Nepaul  frontier,  when, 
n  co-operation\ 
n  the  Nepaul ^ 
ip  of  the  Brigad 


2  Jan.go;  IfoH.  Mjjar  16  Nov. 


258a 


The  Lancashire  Fusiliers. 


2  Lt. Colonel  Blomfield  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  Lancashire  Fu&iherp,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO. 
British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Was  also  present  dming  the  occupHtion  of  Crete  iu  i8g8.  Served 
in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  iu  conimHnd  of  the  2ud  Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers  with  the  Latlysuiith 
Relief  F< axe,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  17th  to  24th  January  1900  including  the  eni,'Hj?ement  at  Spiun  Koj)— 
severely  wounded. 

'"  Lt.Colonel  Hammersley  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).     Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Houdan 
under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  iu  189S  with  the  2iid  Battalion  Lancashire  Fusihers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  0  " 
Khartoum  (4th  (_lass  of  the  Osmanieh,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).    Was  also  present  durinp: 
the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1808.     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Deputy  A.s^i^tant  A-ljutant 
General,  Natal,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Dundee  (seriously  wounded)  and  at  the  siege  nf  LadyMintli. 
*  Major  Amber  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ami  Kattahou 
Lancashire  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp.) 
Was  also  present  during  the  cccupation  of  Crete  in  189S. 
^  Major  Caunter  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S&9-1900  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General. 
10  Major  Brunker  servetl  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener    in  1898  with  the  ind 
Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers,  and  was  preneut  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
■with  Clasp).    Was  also  present  during  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  189S. 

^^  Major  Tidswell  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S9S  with  the  ?.ud 
Battalion  Lancashire  Fu&iliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  {British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
with  Clasj)). 

■^  Major  Walter  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener,  includinnr  the 
engagement  at  Firketand  the  opeiations  at  Hafir  (4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
with  two  Clasps) ;  in  the  operations  in  1897  (Clasp  to  Khedive's  Medal)  ;  and  in  1S98,  including  the  battles  of  the 
Atbara— slightly  wounded  (mentioned  in  desiiatches)  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major, 
two  Clasps  to  Khedive's  Medal).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1895-1900  on  Special  Service  with  the  Laiiy- 
smith  Relief  Force,  and  took  part  iu  the  operations  of  17th  to  24th  January  1900  including  the  engagement  at 
Spion  Kop— severely  wounded. 

^3  Major  Klmslie  8er\-ed  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ?nd 
Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medul 
■with  Clasp).  AVas  also  present  during  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1898.  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99- 
1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers  with  the  Lndysmith  Relief  Force,  and  took  part  in  the  o])3ration 
of  17th  to  24lh  January  iqoo  including  the  action  at  Spion  Kop— severely  wounded. 

^*  Captain  Wolley-Dod  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  British 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Was  also  present  during  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  :8g8.  Served  iu  the 
South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  anrl 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Venter^?  Spruit— severely  wounded. 

16  CanUim  Whyte  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  2nd  Bat- 
talion Lancashire  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khari.oum  (British  Medal,  and  Kuedive's  Medal  with 
Clasp).  Was  also  present  during  the  occupation  of  <'retp  in  i8q8.  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900 
with  the  end  Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers  with  the  Ladysmith  ReUef  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement 
at  Venters  Spruit— ^-lightly  wounded. 

1'  Captain  Ormond  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  2nd  Bat- 
talion Lancashire  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with 
<'lasp).  Wns  also  m-esent  during  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  i8q8.  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900 
with  the  2nd  Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  i>resent  in  the  engagerneut 
at  Venters  Spruit— slightly  wounded. 

ly  Captain  Pearson  served  in  the  campaigv.  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  2nd  Bat- 
talion Lancashire  Fusiliei-e,  and  was  ]»resent  at  the  battle  of  Khart:Oum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with 
riasp).    Was  also  present  darmg  the  occupation  ef  Creie  in  1898. 

■•'o  Captain  Blunt  sei-ved  in  the  camjiaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  as  Adjutant  to  the 
2nd  Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers,  and  was  jjresent  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khe<live's 
Medal  with  Clasp).  Was  also  present  during  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1898.  Served  iu  the  South  African  war  iu 
1899-iQoo  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Venters  Spruit— se\erely  wounded. 

^^  (.Captain  Freeth  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  2nd  Bat- 
talion Lancashire  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Kbedive'p  Meilal  with 
i'lasp).  Was  also  present  during  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1898.  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900 
-with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  took  part  iu  the  operations  of  17th  to  24th  January  1900  including  the  en- 
jj^agement  at  Spion  Kop. 

'•'^  Captain  Bliss  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  with  the  2nd  Batta- 
lion Lancashire  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with 
<'laspi.     Was  also  present  during  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1898. 

^  Captains  Brierley  and  Seckham,  Lieut.  Humphreys,  and  Second  Lieut.  Johnson  served  in  the  South 
African  war  in  1899-1 903. 

2*  Captain  Timmis  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  Lancasliire  Fusiliei"s,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
with  Clasp). 

25  (.'aptain  H.  H.  Wilson  nerved  in  the  campaign  m  the  Soudan  nnder  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  2ml 
Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  British 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).    Was  also  present  during  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1898. 

^^  Captain  Griffin  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i£99-iqoo  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  took  part 
in  the  operations  of  17th  to  24th  January  1900,  including  the  action  at  Spion  Kop— severely  wounded. 

2'  Captain  Shaw  served  in  the  campaign  m  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  witli  the  2nd 
Battalion  Lajicashire  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
with  Clasp).     Ser\-ed  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

2»  Captain  AUardyce  8er\'ed  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1808  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
with  Clasp).    Was  also  present  during  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1898. 

2'-'  Captain  Maclean  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99,  including  the  Karene  Expedition— 
severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Captain  Woodman  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  nnder  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895-96  (Star). 
31  Captain  Blunt  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896,  attached  to 
the  Maxim  Battery,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Haflr  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th 
Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^  Captain  De  Gex  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  with  the  ist  Battalion  East 
Lancasnire  Reenment  (Medal  with  C.asp). 

35  ( 'aptain  Manlej-  served  in  the  camimign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-08  "With  the  2Tid  Battalion  Royal  lnni>*killing  Fusiliers  ^vith  the  Tirah  Exi)editionary  Force,  including  the 
operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  '  'laspsi.     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

*•  Captain  R.  S.  Wilson  served  in  the  campaign  in  ihe  Soadan  under  Su- Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  and 
Battalion  Lancashire  Fu-^iliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
with  Hasp).  Was  also  present  during  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1S9H.  Seryed  m  the  South  African  war  in  1899- 
1900  with  the  Larlysmifh  Relief  Force,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  i^ith  to  24th  January  1900,  including  the 
engagement  at  Spion  Ki>p — woimded. 


The  Lancashire  Fusiliers.  ^586 

^  Lieut.  MaiTable  served  ia  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitclieaer  in  1S98  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  ihe  battle  oT  Khartoum  (British  ileilal,  ami  Khedive's  Medal 
with  Clasp).    Was  also  present  during  the  occupation  of  Crete  ia  iZg'i. 

3C  Lieut.  Farmar  served  in  the  campiiign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8q8  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  I-ancashire  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's 
Medal  with  t'iasp).    Was  also  present  during  the  occuiiation  in  Crete  in  189S. 

3*  Lieut.  Charlton  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2ad  Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers  with 
the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  17th  to  24th  January  igoo  including  the  action  at 
Spion  Kop— severely  wounded.     [See  aNo   Civil   Decorations  for  Gallantry,  **  Hari,'s  Anuunl  Army  List."  p.  786.] 

^  Lieuts.  Campbell  and  Barrett  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Lancashire 
Fusiliers  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Venters  Spruit— slightly 
Tvounded. 

^  Lieut.  Crofton  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Bittalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers  with 
i4be  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Venters  Spruit— severely  wouaded. 

!  Record  of  the  Services  of  the  1st  Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers, — formerly  the  20th  {East  Devonshire) 

Regiment. 
Raised  in  1688  to  1702.  Spain  and  West  Indies,  to  June  1704.  England  and  Ireland,  to  Maj'  1707.  Portugal,  to 
July  1713.  Gibraltar,  to  May  1728.  Ireland,  to  May  1741.  Germany,  May  1742  to  November  1745  (battle  of 
Dettingen).  Scotland  and  England,  to  May  175S.  Germany,  to  January  1763  (battle  ofMinden).  England,  to 
March  1763.  Gibraltar,  to  July  1769.  England,  to  July  1774.  Ireland,  to  April  1776.  Canada,  to  September  1781. 
England,  to  Sentember  1783.  "Ireland,  to  Junei7S9,  Canada,  to  June  1792.  West  Indies,  to  March  179c-  England, 
to  August  1799."  Holland,  to  October  1799  (battle  of  Egmont-op- Zee)  England,  to  June  f3oo.  Minorca,  to  June 
3S01.  Egypt,  to  December  i8ot  (badge  of  '*  Egypt''— with  the  Sphinx).  Malta,  to  October  1S05.  Italy  and  Sicily, 
to  January  1808  (battle  of  Maida).  England,  to  July  180S.  Portugal  acd  Spain,  to  January  1S09  (battles  of  Vim- 
iera  and  Oorunna).  England,  to  July  1809.  Holland,  to  September  1803.  England,  to  June  iSio.  Ireland,  to 
October  1812.  The  Peninsula  and  France,  to  June  1814  (battles  of  Vittoria,  the  Pyrenees,  Orthes  and  Toulouse). 
Ireland,  to  March  1819.  St.  Helena,  to  April  1S22.  India,  to  May  1837.  England,  to  June  1840.  Ireland,  to 
September  1841.  Bermuda,  to  April  1847.  Canada,  to  June  1S53.  England,  to  July  1S54.  The  Crimea,  to  July 
1856  (battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman  and  siege  of  Sebastopol).  England,  to  August  1857.  Tndia,  to  March  1867 
icaptureof  Lucknow).  England,  to  December  1869.  Ireland,  to  March  1873.  Bermuda,  to  November  1876.  Nova 
Scotia,   to  November  1878.      Cyprus  and  Malta,  to  January    1881.      Ireland,  to  September  1SS5.    England,  to 

,  February  1889.    Scotland,  to  April  1S91.    Irelaad,  1S91. 

Record  oj  the  ServicesoJ  the  2nd  Battalion  La'dcashire  Fnsiliers. 

Raised  in  Ireland  in  1858.     To  England,  1861.     To  China,  1863.     To  Japan,  1864.    To  China,  1866.     To  Capo 

ofGood  Hope,  TS67.  To  Mauritius,  1870.    To  Ireland,  1872.   To  England,  1S74.     To  Irelaml,  1379.    To  India,  i83i. 


259 

21  ST 

Segimentdl  Dig 
AYR. 


] 


rue  Koyai  acois  Jjusiiiers. 

Forrnerhj  the  21st  (^Roijal  Scots  Fusiliers) 
Regiment. 


Tist  Batt.,I*esbawur.  Punjab. 
LindBatt.,  South  Africa. 


The  3rd  Battalion  is  formed  of  tlie  Koyal  Ayr  and  Wigtown  Militia.) 
TheThistJewitbin  the  Circle  of  Sc.  Andre\r.  *' yemo  me  impune  litci>ej<if."  The  Koyal  Cypher  an'i  Crown. 

"BlENHEIH  "  "  R.\MILLIES  "  "  0CDBN.\BDE"  "MaLPLAQUET"   *'DETTIXtrRN"  "  B1.ADENSBCBG  " 

"Alma"  *' iNKEiEMAy"  "  Sevastopol  "**  South  Afeica,  1879"  *' Bubma  ,  1885-37"   "Tibah." 

Years'Ser  Colonel.— Si>-  Fre'lerick  Pan!  Haines,'  BCB.  GCS!.  CIE.  und  Lt.  •'21  June  39  ;  Lieut,  ""i;  Dec.  40;  Caft. 
HaTf  16  May 46;  Bt.Mnjor,  7  June  49;  Bt.Lt.Cotonet.  2  Xwx.  50;  Mnior.  15  Nov.  54  ;  Colonel.  28  Nov.  54;^ 
Pay.)     Lf. Colonel,  74  April  55:     Major  General,  25   Nov-  64  ;    Lt. General,  23    Ma.v  73  ;     General,  i     Oct.    77;  Fie'-' 

Marshal,  21  ila.y  90  ;  Colonrf  104th  Regiment,  16  May  74  ;  Colonel  Scots  Fusiliers,  5  Oct.  00. 
..    Lieutenant  Colonels.— 2  Edward   Elliott  Carr,-=  Zi«l^"9   AUR.  73;  Capt.  n  July  83;  Major,  10  Aug.  91; 
Lf .Colonel,  IS  Ang.  gi. 
T  Alexander  Houghton  Ahercrombie,  Z^  2b  July  76;  Cttpf.  21  Sect.  83  ;  3/a/or,  15  Sept.  92  ;    Lt.ColoneV, 

1  .hllV  QQ.  ' 


KulJ 
Pay 


Majobs. 

1  Algernon    William  Coiiin<js,*  2»(f    in  ■) 

Command  25  Aug.  98    - S 

2  William  Arthur  Young,^  2nd  in  Com- ") 

viand  I  Jul.V  99  ) 

1  George  Alfred  Keep  

p.n.c.  Heurv  Hamilton  Sravthe.^  Station  > 

Coindt.  Liun  r.fCouimn.  S.  Afriva S 

I'.K.v.    Richard     Boileau     Gaisford.i^S 

A/lift.   Adj.   Gen.  South  Africa  F.F.,  I- 

Kifli  rank  of  Lt. Colonel,  5  Feb.  00  J 

Robert  William  Marmaduke  Blake  iDrp.) 
Herbert  Stewart    M'Cance  Stanuell,"'  > 

Afsii-t.ZIilit'iri/  See.,  JPnnjah,  10  Apr.  00.^ 

Alex.  Whitelaw  Thoruevcroft,'"  Special ) 

Sercicr,  S.  Africa,  n-iih  rani:  ofL-.Col.i 

Wm.  Ai'thur  .1  anics  Frere,  Reveroe  ( Depot) 

I    Spencer  Fredk.  Chichester,"  Set.  i  Depot  1 

Captains. 
p.s.c.  William  Hely  Bowes,"  2)<■;)..4.<»;»^  I 
Adjt.  General,  Xajpore,  30  Oct.  99 S 

2  Frederick  Au^.  Lascelles  Davidson^"*  

I  Arthur  Bo.yer  Hamilton  Ts'orthcott*^ 

Charles  Philip  Scudamore,'--  DSO.  Inr/i.  \ 

j  of  Army    Siffnalllng,  Punjab  «f  Benr/al  i 

Donald  Mackenzie  Stuart,^^!);?^  In  iicc-  > 

tor  ofMnflcclry,  Editihnrqh,  17  Sept.  00  S 

1  William  Douglas  Smith,^!'  Adjutant  10  (. 

Sept.  q3     

T  Arthur  George  Baird  Smith-'' 

2  Quenim  Graham  Kinnaird  Agnew*7    

Hugh  Pleydell  De  la  Bere.^s  Dep.  Atfitt.  ■) 

Adj. Gen.  Deronporf,  i  Nov.  99  S 

f.s.c.  Jas.  Hawkins- Whitshed  'Pollard,-J  > 

S.  Afrir-a  i 

2  Arlhur  Charles  Herbert  Macgregor. 

Walter  Ha.vos-Sadler.  Ftii/ptian  Army   ... 

1  Fras.  de  Sausmirez  Shortr.^-  S.  .l.t'ri-n  ... 

2  Cuas.   Patrick  Amy.itt  Hull,  Adjutant  / 

23  Jan.  99 S 

Digtiton  Ha.v  Abercromb.y  Dick^  

p.s.c.  Henry  Edw.  Gosuvty,^^  Sri-j.Hajor  \  I 

2  nd  Brig  S.Africa  Field  Force  6D0C.  99I  1 

1  R'rLTinald  Yates  ilorris    

2  Edwir.  Ernest  Blaine^ | 

2  John  Duncan^'    

t  Athol  Murray  Hay  Porbes^^  

I     Herbert  Hamilton  Northej'^o    

2  Francis  Edward  Buchanan   

|2  Sydney  Aloert  Mott*' 

Harr.v  Stuart  Ravenhill,*^  Pay  Departinent 
Alban  D.vmoko  Lewes,  S.  Nigeria  Convtab. 

•2  Hugh  Montague  Trenchard 

E.van  Christian,"  Eailicay  Staff QgiceT,\ 

S.  Africa   j 

I  Charles  John  Chard  Barrett    


2frU    LtKIIT. 


CAPTAIir.      BKKT.  UAJ. 


20  Nov.  75     I  Mar.  84I 


I  May    78 


I  May 

4  Dec. 
22  Feb. 

22  Feb. 
•15  July 


3  May  78 
II  Sept.  76 
17  July    So 


2  Nov. 

2  Feb. 

3  Jan. 


13  Aug. 

23  Oct.     80 
22  Jan.    8 


14  Sept. 

27  Dec. 
18  Apr. 

I  July 

28  Oct. 
I  Dec. 


Jo   25  .4.ug.  86 

5o    16  Sept.  86 
St    23  Jan.    Sf 

3i!  23  Jan.    87' 


27  Dec. 
18  Feb. 


1  July    81 

I  July    81 
I  Jul.V    3i 

22  Oct.     81 

10  Mar.   83 

29  Aug.   85 

29  Aug.   85 

23  Apr.    86 

25  Aug.  86 


13  April  8; 

4  May    87 

28  Sept.  87 

j6  Nov.    87 

II  Apr.    88 

22  Aug.   38 

23  Mar.    uy 
21  Sept.  39 

4  Mar.  91 

4  Mar.  91 

25  July  91 

10  Aug.  92 

15  Mar.  93 

19  July  93 

2  Aug.    93 

9  Sept.  93 
■21  Oct.  93 
10  Oct.    94 


Lieutenants. 

Richard  Knox  Walsh    

Henry  Stamford  Lewis  Alfortl,"  S.  Africa 

Ian  Valentine  Paton 

Christian  Frankljn  Hales  Rumhold  . 
Thomas  Allen  Rose,  Jf^.  African  F.  F. 
Ron.  Maurico  Patrick  MacnaghteQ*^(-D<77oO 

Roderick  Murrie  Burgo.vne*' 

Douglas  Stev.  ;irt  George 

Edward  Ian  Drumearn  Gordon  

Archibald  Herbert  Leggett  , 

I'avid  Stephen  Robertson 

Maurice  Kdwin  M'Cona<;hey   

Claud  Hugh  Irving  Jackson    

Norman  M'Donald  Teacher 

Henry  N'oel  Kempthorne  " 

Osborne  Herbert  aelano-Osbome 

.Tulian  Charles  Whigham  

George  Clark  Briggs,  ,S".  Africa    

Fi-ederick  Robert  Wyndham  Metaxa    ...... 

Albany  St.  Leger  Fethersto-ahaugh,  Sai}-  \ 
icii./  St, tff  Officer,  S.  Africa J 

Frederick  Edward  Thornton 

Robert  Quentin  Craufurd  

Charles  Caryl  Clifton  


2.5  Aug. 

2  Aug. 
13  Sept. 
27  Aug. 

10  Sept. 

29  May 

13  Jan. 

3  Aug. 
IS  Sept. 

8  Apr. 
10  June 
6  July 

14  Nov. 
I  Sept. 

1 3  Mar. 
25  Mar. 
12  Aug. 

20  Aug. 

12  Nov. 


I  20  Feb.    95 

1  21  Nov.  9^. 

26  July  54 

I  July    Qs 

12  Nov:  96 

25  Aug.  gS. 
6  Juce  99 

10  July    9^ 

I  July    87 
;.s  Aug.  9+ 


4  Oct.    87    =0  May   gS, 

4  Anr.   SS'       ,  I 

IS  Sept.  921  2oi«ay 

15  Sept.  92!  =0  May 

20  Feb.   93 

14  Nov.  94 

21  Nov.  9! 
I  July    95 

I  July    95 


86  31  July    95 

85  I  Sept.  93 
So  12  Aug.  9? 
90   12  Nov.   96 

90:  24  Feb. 


JO  Oct. 
21  Oct.  ,., 
28  Sept.  93 
7  Dec.  95 
7  Dec.  95 
6  -lune  96 
6  June  96 
9  Dec.    96 

20  Feb. 
15  Ma,y 

21  July 

15  Dec. 
>;  .Tan. 

16  Feb. 
4M.ay 
3  Aui'. 

11  Feb.    yy 
3  May    99 

20  May    09 

20  May   99 

12  Aug.  99 
23  Aug.   99 

.1  18  Oct.     99 


97 

23  Aug.  98 

I  Sept.  96 

I  Sept.  98 
4  Nov.  98 
22  Dec.  98 
II  Mar.  99 
10  June  99 
9  Oct.     99 

24  Feb.    00 
24  Feb. 
28  Feb. 
28  Feb. 


24  Feb. 
20  Mar. 

6  Nov. 

27  Nov. 

OFeb. 

25  July 
25  Aug. 
25  Feb. 
II  Mar. 

6  June 
10  .lune 

9  Oct. 

9  Oct. 
13  Nov. 
24  Feb. 
24  Feb. 
2  4  Feb. 
24  Feb. 
24  Feb. 

24  Feb. 

23  Feb. 

25  Feb. 
2Miy 


92 

92 

93 

93 

93 

94 

9S 

96 

96 

9°  I 

96   28;  Feb. 

96     2  May    -_ 

27  Captain  Agnew  served  with  the 
Burmese  Expedition  in  iSJs-36  as 

97'  Transport  Officer  (twice  mentioned 

96!  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

97!  Seiwed  in  the  'campaign  on  the 
'  North- West  Frontier  of  India  tmder 
Sir  William  Leckhart  m  1897  as 
Interpreter  to  the  General  Officer 
in  Command  (Medal  with  two 
Clasps). 

*>  Captain  Pollard  served  w:  th  the 
Burmese    Expedition    in    1887-89 
(Medal  with  Clasp) ;  with  the  Chin- 
Lushai  Expedition   in    18S9-90   a 
Transport  Officer  with  the  Chitta- 


97 
98 
98 
93 
99 
99 
99 
99 
99 

99     , 

99'  gong  Column  (Clasp);  with  the 
00'  ]fa2aiE.xpeditioniniS92;  and  with 
00  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under 
00'   Sir  William  Lockhart  in  •.894-93  as 

00  Transport  Officer  ist  Brigade 
00:    (Clasp).  Served    with    the -.Chitral 

I   Relief  Force  under  SirRobertLow 
°°|   in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp).   Served 

001  in  the  South  African  war  o£  1899 
ooj  1900,  and  was  present  at  th  e  baxtleo 
00    Colenso  and  subsequent  operations* 


Hah 

Pay. 


The  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers. 


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SliCOND  LtEUTENAWTS.  1  T.TKTTT. 

2  Hn^h  Crnwford  Frnser    I   15  Nov 

2  Henry    Coventry    Maitland     Maksill )       ,  ^ 

Cri'chton >!     ^  ^^c. 

r  Walter  LoriiG  Campbell  Rankine !     9  Dec. 

2  Edwaril  Archibald  Beck 20  Jan. 

2  Frederick  Capel  Rose    

I  Alexander  Niali 

I  AVilliamAlexander  Farquhnr., 

1  Sevmour  Frederick   Auckland  Albert) 
Hurt    S 

2  Gerald  AVharton.  Browne 

I  John  Erskine  Youu^    

Hubert  Cbisholm  Fox 


4  Apr. 
4  Apr. 
18  Apr. 

iS  Apr. 

18  Apr. 
18  Apr. 
21  Apr. 

2  John  Peers  Boyd-Carpenter  '     2  May 

I2  Archibald  Gordon  Bruce I     5  May 

Georffe  Frederick  Campbell  Gildea I     5  May 

Walter  Andrews  (Drpof) '     s;  May 

John  Augustus  Gilbert  EUIot    I    4  Au£r. 

Douglas  Vere  Willoughby   |  n  Aop:. 


^-  ('aptain  Shortt  served  in  the  Nile  Expe- 
dition in  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  Black 
Watch,  took  part  in  the  operationsof  the  River 
Column  under  Major  General  Earle.  and  was 
present  in  the  action  oT  Kirbekan  (Merlal  with 
two  Clasp*,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in 
the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of 
India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  m  1897-98 
with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the' 
ist  Battiilinn  Royal  Scota  Fusiliers,  and  was 
present  in  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range,, 
against  the  Chanr^kanis,  nndin  the  Bara  Valley— 
dangerously  wounded  ( Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

3^  Captain  Dick  served  in  the  campaif^n  on  the* 
North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WilUa.n 
Lockhart  in  1897-9S  with  the  Tochi  Field  Iforce- 
and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with 
the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers,  and 
was  present  in  the  operations  on  the  Samana 
Rauy-e.  the  engagement  at  the  Ublan  Pass,  the 
onerations  against  the  Chamkanis  and  in  the 
Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 


17      ...    Quarter  Jliister?,— I  Robert  James  Boddy,*"  18  Oct.  S4  :  £[on.  Captain,  18  Oct.  94. 

2      ...  I  2  James  Masson,  3  June  99  ;  Mon.  Lieuf. 

Facinga'BlMQ. — ^5enf«,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
isi  3i'ffo.}ic^i  embarked  for  India,  25  Sept,  t8q5.      2»rf  Hattalion  emharl-pd  for  Soiifh  Africa^  22  Oct.  1S99, 

"  Sir  Frederick  Paul  Haines'  services :— On  the  formation  of  the  Army  of  the  Sutle.j  in  1845  he  was  appointed  to 
olficiate  as  Military  Secretary  to  the  Commander  in  Chiet  in  India,  Sir  Hugl^L  Gough,  and  in'that  capacity  he  was 
present  at  the  l)attles  of  Moodkee  and  Ferozeshah  (Medal  and  one  Clasp)  ;  in  the  latter  engagementhe  was  severely 
wounded  bj-  grape-shot  at  the  attack  on  the  enemy's  works,  his  horse  being  killed  under  him  at  the  same  moment. 
At  the  recommendation  of  Lord  Gough  he  was  promoted  to  a  Company  in  the  loth  Foot,  without  purchase.  As 
Military  Secretary  to  his  Lordship  he  served  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  184S-49,  and  was  present  at  the  afTair  of  out- 
posts at  Ramnuggur,  22  Nov.  1S4S,  and  subsequent  oper:?tions  resulting  in'the  passage  of  the  Cheuab,  and  the 
battles  of  ChUlianwallah  and  Goojerat  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Claspt;).  Served  with  the  21st  Fusiliers 
the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54-55,  including  the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaclava,  and  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  SebastODol 
(Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  sth  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  During  the  Afghan 
war  he  directed  the  military  operations  as  Commander  in  Chiet  from  September  1879  to  September  iSSo  (received 
the  thanks  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament), 

'  Lt. Colonel  Carr  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
7807-98  with  the  Tirah  Expedidonary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  the  Ublan  Pass  on  the  27th  August  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African 
war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Reli'jf  Force,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  19th  to  27th  Februaiy 
iQ>:i — severely  wounded. 

*  Major  CoUings  served  with  the  21st  Fusiliers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Claep).  Served  in  the 
Boer  war  of  i3Si  including  the  investment  of  Pretoria  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  with  the  Burmese 
Expedition  in  1886  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"'  Major  Keef  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  i83r.  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedi- 
tion under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1SS4-S5.  Served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  with  the  2nd  BattaUon 
Rnynl  Scots  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■'  Major  ifoung  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi ;  afterwards 
served  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuui  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i38i,  and  was  present  iii 
the  engagements  at  Lang's  Nek  and  the  Ingogo  River. 

'^  Major  H.  H.  Smythe  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iS3i.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Lang's  Nek. 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  a  Station  Commandant  on  the  Lines  of  Communication. 

^~  Major  Gaisford  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1S81  with  the  Natal  Field  Force.  Served  in  the  Burmese  Expedi- 
tion in  1885-87  as  Adjutant  2ud  Battalmn  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers  (M'cdal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African 
wnr  in  iSgg-iyoo  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General 

■'■'  ;Major  Stanuell  served  with  the  21st  FusUiers  in  theZulu  war  of  i87g,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  21st  Fusiliers  in  the  Boer  warof  i83i,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of 
Pretoria  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  i8S(,-85  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  of  the 
Camel  Corps,  and  was  present  in  the  actions  at  Abu  KleaandAbu  Kru( Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive'.s  Star) 
'"  Lt. Colonel  Thorneycroft  served  with  the  2rst  Fusdiers  in  iho  Zulu  war  of  1879.  and  in  the  operatioHS  against 
Sekukuni,  including  the  storming  of  the  stronghold  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Boer  warof  iSSr,  and 
took  part  in  the  defence  of  Pretoria.  Served  in  the  Scuth  African  war  in  1899-19C0  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief 
Force,  in  coniniand  of  'ihorneycroft's  Mounted  Infantry  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  17th  to  24th 
January  igoo  including  the  engagement  at  Spiou  Kop. 

'-  Major  Chichester  served  with  the  21st  Fusiliers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  as  Adjutant  in  tho  opera- 
tions against  Sekukuni,  including  the  storming  of  the  stronghold  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war 
of  1S81  as  Adjutant  of  Pretoria  during  its  investment. 

'•'Major  Bowes  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S35-S7  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rnval  Scots  Fusiliers 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaigh  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  VVilliam  Lockhart  in. 
1SQ7-93  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionarv  Force  as  Adjutant  to  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusihers,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  in  the  tlblan  Pass  on  the  27th  August  and  in  the  operations  against  the  Chamkanis 
and  in  the  Bara  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-0  Captain  Davidson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86,  and  was  present  in  several  engagements 
including  the  taking  of  the  Minhla  Redoubt  and  the  capture  of  Mandalay  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

21  Major  Northcott  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Cla.sp). 
Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Nnrth  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah 
Ex)ieditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  m  the  operations  against  th& 
Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bara  Vallev  {mentioned  in  despiitches.  Brevet  of  Major,  two  Clasps). 

"  Major  Scudamore  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1386-87  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Hazara  Field  Force  in  the  expedition  to  the 
Black  Mountain  in  1S88  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp).  Served  in  ihe  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontierot 
India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  operations  on  the- 
Sumana  Rai.ge  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  to  the  Kohat-Kurram  Force;  wdh  the  Kurram 
Moveable  Columii  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General,  including  the  operations  of  the  Flying  Column 
under  Colonel  Richardson,  find  in  the  subsequent  operations  against  the  Chamkanis  (mentioned  in  aespatches. 
Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  three  Clasps).  _.„.        _      ,  ,      .   . 

-^  Captain  Stuart  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India,  under  Sir  William  Jjoclciiart.  in 
TSQ7-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionarv  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusihers  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
'■''^  Captain  W.  D.  Smith  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1385-87  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rnyal  Scots 
Fusdiers  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the'  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  W  lUiam 
Lockhart  in  i3g7-93  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  BattaUon  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers,  ami  was 
present  in  the  engagement  in  the  Ublan  Pass  on  Z7th  August  and  in  the  operations  against  the  Chamkanis  ana  m 
the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


■26oa  The  Uoyal  Scots  F2tsih'ers. 

^''  Captain  A.  G.  B.  Smith  served  witli  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers  in  the  Burmese  Kxpedition  in 
1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart  in  1897  with  the  jtt  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  in  the  Ublan  Pass 
on  27th  August — wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■'^  Captain  de  la  Eere  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  i£m7-qS  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers  in  charge  of  the 
Maxim  <  ;un  Petachment  with  the  KuiTam  Moveable  Column,  and  was  present  in  the  openitions  on  the  Samaiia 
Range,  with  the  Flying  ( 'olumn  under  Colonel  Richartlson  m  the  Kurram  Valley,  againet  the  Chamkanis,  and  iu 
the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

^^  Captain  Gogariy  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  m  1890. 

^  Captain  Blaine  served  with  theWaziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S94-05  (Medal  with 
Clasp).     Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  i£95  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3"  Captain  Duncan  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Xorrh  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  lu 
1897-9^  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  including  the  engagement  at  Landakai,  in  the  operations  in  Bajaar  and 
the  Mohmand  Country,  and  with  the  Buner  Field  Force,  including  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  Tanga  Pass 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Cajitain  Forbes  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Noith  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  ;he  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fuffiliers,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  the  Ublan  Pass  on  27th  August,  in  the  operations  against  the  (-"hamkanis  and  in  the  Bara  Valley 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

39  Captain  Northey  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  i£q7-98  with  the  Tirah  Espeditiontiry  Force  as  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Army  Signalling  on  the  Line  of 
Comnmnications,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

^1  Captain  Mott  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897- 
98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  witli  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers,  and  was  present,  in  the 
opeiations  on  the  Samana  Range,  against  the  Cluimkanis,  and  in  the  Baiu  Valley  (Medal  with  three  Claspe). 

*=*  Captain  Ravenhill  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lc^khart 
Jn  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Kxpediticnary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  the  Ublan  Pass  on  27111  August,  and  in  the  opeiutions  against  the  Chamkanis  and  in  tho 
Bara  Valley  {Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*^  (  aptain  Christian  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1807-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  as  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Sitmalling,  and  was  present  at  the 
defence  of  the  Malakand,  the  relief  of  Chakdara  Fort,  and  the  engagement  at  the  Ublan  Pass,  and  with  the  Tirah 
Expeditionary  Force  as  Brigade  Signalling  Officer  3rd  Brigade,  including  the  operations  against  the  Chamkanis 
and  in  the  Bara  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

*■'  Lieut.  Alford  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSq6  with  the  ist 
Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Regiment  including  the  operations  at  Hafir  (Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

■**'  Lieut.  Hon.  M.P.  Macnaghten  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wil- 
liam Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  the  Ublan  Pass  on  the  27th  August  and  in  the  operations  against  the  Cham- 
kanis  and  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps;. 

*■'  Lieut.  Burgoyne  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  :st  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers,  and  was 
present  in  the  operations  against  the  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

•*^  Captain  Boddy  served  m  the  Zuhi  war  in  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in 
1S85-S7  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Ser\edinthe  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  18Q7-9S  with  the  Tirah  Kxpeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion 
Royal  Scots  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  against  the  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal 
with  two  Clasps). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  jst  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers  {formerly  the  21st  Royal 

Scots  Fusiliers). 

Raised  in  Scotland,  Sept.  1678.  At  the  battle  of  Bothwell  Brig,  T679.  To  England,  t688.  To  the  Low 
Countries  1689.  To  Scotland,  1697.  To  Holland,  1702  (at  the  battles  of  Blenheim.  Raraillies,  Oudenarde,  Malpla- 
quet,  &.C.  Ac).  At  this  time  designated  the  "  Royal  North  British  Fusiliers."  To  Scotland,  1714  (battle  of 
Sheriffmuir).  To  Ireland,  1729.  To  England,  1740.  To  Flnudere,  1742  (battles  of  Deitingen and  Fentenoy).  To 
3ngland  and  Scotland,  1745  (battle  of  Culloden).  To  Flanders,  1747.  To  England,  1748.  At  this  time  described 
as  the  "  21st  Regiment  of  Royal  North  British  Fusiliers."  At  Gibraltar,  1751.  To  England,  1760.  Capture  of 
Belleisle,  on  the  French  Coast,  1761,  To  England,  1762.  To  Scotland,  176^.  To  America,  1765.  To  England, 
1772.  To  Canada,  1776.  To  Scotland,  1781.  To  Ireland,  1781.  To  Nova  Scotia,  1789.  To  the  West  Indies,  1793. 
To  Scotland,  1796.  To  Ireland,  igoo.  To  England,  1805.  To  Sicily,  1806.  To  Egypt,  May  to  Oct.  1S07.  Re- 
turned to  Sicily,  1807.  To  America,  1814.  To  England,  May  1815.  To  Belgium  and  France,  Jnly  1815.  To 
England,  1817.  To  the  West  Indies.  1819.  To  England,  1S27.  To  Ireland,  1828.  To  England,  1831.  To  Tas- 
mania and  Australia,  1S32.  To  India,  18:55.  To  Scotland,  1S48.  To  England,  1851.  To  Ireland,  1853.  To 
Turkey  and  the  Crimea,  1854  (battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  siege  of  Sebastopol).  To  Malta,  1850. 
To  the  West  Indies,  i860.  To  England.  1864.  To  Scoilaud,  1S65.  To  Ireland.  1S66.  To  India,  1869.  Name 
altered  to  *'  21st  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers,"  1877.    To  England,  1S81.    To  Ireland,  1886.    To  Scotland,  1891. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion, 

■Raised  as  2nd  Battalion  sist  Royal  North  British  Fusiliers  in  Dec.  1804.  To  Ireland,  1806,  To  Scotland,  1811. 
To  Holland,  Jan.  1814  (attack  on  Bcrgen-op-Zoom).  To  Scotland,  Nov.  1814.  Disbanded  1816.  Re-formed  in 
1875  as  2nd  Battalion  Royal  North  British  Fusiliers.  To  England,  1858.  To  Ireland.  1862.  To  India,  1863.  To 
Scotland.  1873.  To  England,  1874.  To  Fort  George,  1S71.  To  Ireland,  1878.  To  South  Africa,  1879  (Zulu  war). 
To  India,  1882.      To  Burma,  1884.    To  India,  1887. 


The  Cheshire  Regiment. 


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Formerly/  the  22ad  {The  Cheshire)  Begt.l 

(The  3rd  and  4th  Battalions  are  formed  of  tlie  Istj  SegimentalDisirid, 
and  2nd  Cheshire  Militia  respectively.)  L       CHESTER. 

The  United  Red  and  ^VIlite  Rose.    **Louisbubg"  "ilEEiNEE"  "HrDEKABiiD  **  **  Scinde." 
Colonel.— David  Anderson,'  Emigii,  =8  Deo.  38 ;  Lieut,  35  May  41 ;   Capt.  '2  Feb.  49 ;  Major,  'i  July  56  ; 

Lt, Colonel,  5    Mar.  58;    Colonel,  5  Mai-.  63;     Major  General,    28    Oct.  68;    Zieuf. General,   15   Jan.   S2  ; 

Gejieral,  17  July  88  ;  Colonel  Cheshire  Regiment,  3  Mar.  94. 
Lieutenant    Colonels.  —  i  ft.t.c.  Francis  William  Brumfidc!,  Lieut.  29  May  72;  Capt.  22  Sept.  S3;  Major, 

24  Mar.  90;  X?.Co^o»e/,  14  May  99. 
2  p.s.c.  Edward  Ritchie  Coryton  Graham,  Af^i^tant   ProvOf^t   Marshal,  South  Africa  Field  Fore 

1  May  78  ;  Lieut.  19  June  79;  Capt.  6  Sept.  85  ;  Mai  jr,  24  Oct..  94  :   Lt. Colonel,  21  Apr.  00. 


2ntl  Lieut. 


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16 

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15 

15 

15 

15 

14 

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12 

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7 
6 
6 
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5 

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Majors.  I 

1  Charles  Richard  HuphHardy.^  ^nd  i»">  j 

C'jmiuand  14  May  gg  J  i 

2  William  Candler  Neville*    ; 

?.  Keginald  Parker  Grove^^    

I  Edward  John  Lamb^'  

Robert  Joseph  Cooke,^  Adjutant  3  Bat-  \ 

talion  8  Nov.  gS  ~. j 

I  Henry  Edward  Napier 

p.^.c.  Ed wardThornton  Taylor,  D.A.A.  1  ' 
Gen.  J'arl)i:<t ruction, Eanikket, J ^Oct.c,S  )  \ 

1  James  Wilson  Fraser  I 

John  Frederick  Wyley,  lieun-cv  [Depot)... 

Captains, 
Gregory  Sinclair  Haines,  Governor  of) 

Oofijwrt  Militari,  Prinoa  / 

James  Richard  Kemmis Birch, •^-Iss/jt-) 

taut  Dl>\  of  SlgnalUug,  S.Africa  F.F.  S 
William    Frederick  White.ifi   Adjufanf> 

Rangoon  Volunteer  Siffes  ) 

Edgar  Klliott  Husev,  Adj.  5  Vol.  Bn 

Alex.  Geo.  Wm.  Tod,^  Armi/  Ord.  Dept.... 
Walter  ReesClifford'^  

2  Harry    Francis    Kellie,^    A^nist,    Pro-l 

i-Oi^t  Marshal,  S.  Africa     S 

David    Brodie    Thomas,'*  Adjutant    2 1 
Volunteer  Battalion  i  March  98 ) 

1  Ralph  Douglas  Turton 

Dudley  Coryndon  Boger,^  Adjutant  3  > 

Vol.  Bn.  Welsh  Regiment  S  Feb.  98  ...  S 

2  Arthur  deCourcy  Scott^ 

2  Arthur    Brabazon  Stone^ 

I  William  Lionel  Stretton 

1  Henry  Smyth'^   

2  John'Shawe-Taylor^o   

1  Thomas  Owen  Marden,"*  Z>^^|^^^V   Com-'t 
niandant.  South  Africa  S 

2  William     Vincent     Moul,*'    Adjutant  i 
^i  Ai)r.  97 S 

I  Byron  Leiuegtei"^    , 

1  William  Martin-Leake^i  

2  Allen  Butler  Gosset  , 

2  Austin  Samuel  Cooper 

Wan-en  Husting-s  Anderson,  serving  itn-  ] 

dtr  the  Militury  Qovnr,,  Johanne»hurp  ) 

Henry    StapyJton    Marsdall,^'^  Reserce  i 

(Depot)    3 

I  Thomas  Gaspard  Cousin''^ 

VfiWiaiaWK&^^Re^iervei  Depot);  Lieut.) 
4   £n.    Chet^hire   Regt.,    22    Mar,    93;  ■ 

Captain  do.  12  Aug.  93 J 

I  Percy  Lynes  Grove,  Adjutant  8  Aug.  00 

1  Cecil  George  Porcher,   Superintendent  i 

Sevunderabad  Gi/mnatiium ) 

LlKDTENAXra. 

Bryan    Henry     Chetwynd-Stapylton,7 

Mounted  Infautrt/,  South  Africa   ) 

Frederick    Benjamin    Young,   Central  i 
Africa  Regiment,  with  rank  of  Captain  ) 

2  Charles  Welman  Collins 

I  Andrew  Spotswood  Ash,  S.  Africa 

I  Ross  John  FinniB  Hayter,  S.  Africa 

1  Arthur  James  Leslie  Dyer,  S  Africa 

2  Owen  Hassall 

Claud  Gillan  Erskiue  Hughes,  Member  \ 

of  Military  Tribunal,  Johanneabnrg...  } 

Charles  MerLon  Stephen 

2  Francis    Clavering    Peere    Williams) 

Freeman    i 

I  Edwin  Louis  Roddy 

I  Arthur  Crookendon  

I  Reginald  Charles  Warren  

1  "William  Welsh  Barrows  Gover 

2  Harbert  Guy  Turner 

2  Marshal  Falconer  Clarke    

2  Lionel  Arceibald  Forster    

1  Huno  Delv&i  Broughtou 

2  Clement  Cotterill  Redfern  , 

1  Frederick  Henry  Mahony    

1  Ernest  Ra€  Jones    

2  JohEson  Aikiuson  Busfeild 


2ND  LIEUT. 

1 

11  May    78 1 

5  Oct.     78 

13  Aug     79 

14  Jan.     80 

II  Aug.    !?o 


25  Sept.  67 
4  Dec.    7S 


s  Feb.  87 

4  May  07 

8  May  89 

g  Nov.  89 

8  Oct.  90 

13  Aug.  78 

24  Dec.  90 


17  Jan.    91 
17  Jan.    91 

9  Jan,    92 

5  Oct,    90 

2  June  94 
12  Dec.  94 
28  Aug. 

28  Sept, 
9  Oct. 

29  Feb. 
5  Sept. 
5  Sept.  96 

9  Dec.    96 
20  Feb. 
31  May 

I  Dec. 

7  May 
28  May 

3  Aug. 
3  Aug. 

3  Aug. 
24  Aug. 
23  Nov. 

4  Jan.    99 


6  Aug.   79  6  Sept.  85 

17  Api'il  80  6  Sept.  85 

27  Jan.    8j  ig  Sept.  85 
I  July    81 ;  7  Feb.    87 

1  July    81  i  19  Apr.    87 

I  I 

10  May    82  23  Aug.  S7 

9  Aug.  82  17  Sept.  87 

9  Sept.  82  13  Juno  88 

28  Oct.     71  19  June   79 


16  June  87 

15  Aug.  88 

II  Sept.  88 

16  Oct.  90 
14  May  91 
14  May    91 

7  Sept.  91 


I  July 
22  Out. 

10  Mar. 

25  Aug. 
12  Nov. 
7  Feb. 

7  Feb. 

28  Feb. 

28  Feb. 
9  May 

9  May 

29  Aug. 
16  Dec. 

30  Jan. 
30  Jan. 

25  Aug. 

25  Aug. 

16  Oct. 

11  Nov. 
7  Sept. 
4  Nov. 

9  Jan. 

9  Mar. 

26  Sept. 


24  Oct.     9.^:    4  June 
ig  Mar.    95    15  Dec,    00 

I 

15  May    96 


S5 

4  Nov. 

91 

35 

21  Apr. 

92 

85 

26  Sept. 

94 

8s 
85 
85 
86 
86 

24  Oct. 
19  Mar. 
I  Apr. 

14  May 

15  May 

94 
95 
95 
05 
96 

86 

15  May 

96 

36 

15  May 

96 

go 
90 
91 

17  Aug. 
17  Aug. 
10  Oct. 
28  Got. 

99 
99 
99 
99 

94 

18  Dec. 

99 

81 

21  Apr. 

86 

94 

21  Feb. 

00 

I  14  May  95 

I  21  Apr.  98 

;  23  Mar.  98 

II  May  gS 

18  Jan. 

14  May  99 

28  Oct.  99 

21  Feb.  00 

23  Mar.  88 


.}9 


17  Juno 

30  Jan. 

12  Mar. 
6  Apr. 
6  Apr. 
6  Apr. 

18  May 
22  May 

13  July 

24  Aug. 
28  Dec. 

31  Dec. 

16  Feb. 

22  July 

17  Aug. 

23  OC. 

24  Feb. 
24  Feb. 

2  June 
4  June 
15  Dec. 


s Majors  Neville  and  Cooke,  ('ap- 
tains  Tod,  Kellie,  Roger,  Scott,  Stone, 
Marden,  Moul,  and  Leicester  served 
in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S7- 
88  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Cheshire 
Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'»  t!aptain  Birch  served  in  the  ex- 
pedition to  the  Soudan  in  1S85  with 
ihe  Mounted  Infantry,  and  took 
part  in  the  advance  ou  Hashcen— 
severely  wounded  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  . 

1*  Captain  Thomas  served  with  the 
Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in 
1 38g-9owith  the  ist  Battalion  Cheshire 
Regiment  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medal  with  Clasp) 


I'UlilKall 
I'ay.lX'ay, 


262 


The  Cheshire  Begimenf. 


Second  LiBUtBxANTS. 


2ND  r.IEUT. 


2  Henrj-  Shafto  Adair ;  18  J»n. 

r  Bemartl  Henrv  Howanl J  20  May 

I  Hugh  Robert  Norman  Pritcharrl ,  20  May 

I  Wilfred  Laurence  Edmund  Radclyffe  )  I  ^^  Auff 
Dugmore  i; 

1  Frank  Robinson  Teesdale !  12  Aur. 

2  Geoffrey  Allen  Buniside  Hooi)er   i  20  Jan. 

1  John  Lintorn  Shore I  21  Feb. 

2  Alexander  FitzGcrald  Ramsay  21  Feb. 


2  Frederick  Berkeley     7  Mar.  00 

'2  Eric  Archer  Jackson  7  Mar.  ooj 

2  George  Vernon  Hornby     74  Mar.  00! 

I      ...    2  Arthur  Valentine  Richardson 24  Mar.  00 

I      ...        Arthur  Rowla:id  Hill 18  Apr.  00 

I      ...    2  Francis  MacdonaM  Steel       ...'     5  May  00 

I      ...    I  Guy  Tritton  Dickson  5  May  00 

!  Rowland  .Slei'^ht   19  Ma.v  00 

I      ...        Kdward  Gilvin  Johnstone  Byrne...  11  Aug.  oo; 

:      ...  I     Victor  Richard  Tahourdin I  11  Aug.  oo| 

I        .  I    Augustus  Francis  de  Tratford '  29  De  .  00 

-.   (Quarter  M<jtfcrs. — 2  Albert  Gregory.^*  14  June  0"^  :  Hon.  Lieut. 
■      _  .  I  Francis  Duncombe  Astlcv-RusscU,  37  Apr.  q3  :  Sou.  Lienf. 

Facings  White. — Agents^  Messrs.  Co.\  and  Co. 
Saltalwn  embarkeifor  Gibraltar,  20  Feb.  tSSj.     2«ii  Ballalion  e, a  barker!  for  .'^jnfh  Afrlcj,  7  Jau.  190J. 

'  General  Anderson  iras  present  with  the  2:na  Regiment  at  the  taking  and  destruction  of  the  villages  in  the- 
Boi-ee  Valley  in  the  Peshawur  district  in  Novembpr  i3i3  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Major  Hardy  served  in  the  Soudan  campaiaTi  in  1835  (Medal  with  ('lasn,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

■'  Major  Lainb  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1837-8}  (Medal  with  niasp),  and  with  the  Chin- 
I.nshai  Expeditionary  Foi-ce  in  1889-90  (Clasp). 

'5  Ma-or  Grove  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S8S-89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'«  Captain  White  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Chin-Lushai 
Expeditionary  Force  in  t58o-oo  (Clasp).  1 

"  Captain  Clifford  served  with  the  Karen  Expedition  in  iSSS-Eq  as  Transport  Officer  to  the  Lower  Burma 
Column  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•'J  Captain  H.  Smyth  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in 
the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Ijockhart  iu  1897-98  with  the  TirahiEs- 
pcditionary  Force  as  Transport  Ofticer  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-"  Captain  Shawe  Taylor  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-S9  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-I  Captain  Martin-Leake  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-'  Captain  Marshall  served  in  the  South  .African  war  in  1S9Q-1900  with  the  4th  Battalion  Cheshire  Regiment. 

-^  Captain  Cousin  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockliai  t  in 
1897  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-*  Lieut.  Gregory  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S7-89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

Record  of  the  Hen-icei^  of  Ihe  ist  Baiialion  of  the  Cheshire  Be;nment  (formerly  ilie  221HI  Reriiment). 

Raised  in  1689,  and  proceeded  to  Ireland  (battle  of  the  Boy  ne,  &c.l.  To  England,  1692.  To  the  Netherlands,  1695, 
To  Ireland,  1698.  To  Jamaica,  1702.  To  Ireland,  1718.  To  Minorca,  1726.  To  Gibraltar  (siege  of  that  place).  1727. 
To  Minorca,  1727.  To  Ireland.  1749.  To  North  America,  1736  (siege  of  Louisburg,  capture  ofQueliec  and  Mont- 
real). To  Albany  and  New  York, 1761.  To  the  West  Indies.  1762  (capture  of  Dominica,  Martinique,  Grenada, 
St.  Lucia,  St.  Vincent,  and  Havennah).  To  We.'t  Florida.  1763.  To  England,  17?-^.  To  Scotland.  1770.  To  Ireland, 
177-..  To  North  America,  1775  (battle  of  Bunker's  Hill).  To  Nova  Scotia,  1776.  To  Staaten  Island,  1776  (capture 
of  New  York,  Fort  Washington,  and  Rhode  Island).  To  Rhode  Island,  1777.  To  New  York,  1779.  Entitled 
"Cheshire  Regiment,"  1782.  To  England,  17S3.  To  the  Channel  Islands  and  England,  17E7.  To  Ireland,  1790. 
To  the  West  Indies,  1793  (cni)tnre  of  Martinique,  St.  Lucia,  Guadaloupe  and  St.  Domingo).  To  England,  1795. 
To  the  Channel  Islands,  179S.  To  England,  lycj.  To  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  1800.  To  India,  1803.  To  Mauritius, 
i8io  (c.apture  of  that  place),  land  Battalion  I'aised  1S14,  and  disbanded  1815.]  To  England,  1S19.  To  Ireland, 
1821.  To  Jamaica,  1827.  To  Ireland,  18^;.  To  England,  1840.  To  India,  1841  (battles  of  Hyderabad  and  Meeanee, 
conquest  of  Sind).  To  England,  1855.  [2nd  Battalion  re-formed  in  1S58.]  To  Ireland,  1859.  To  Malta,  iS6c.  To 
New  Brunswick,  1866.  To  Ireland,  1S69.  To  the  Channel  Islands,  1S71.  To  England,  1872.  To  Ireland,  1877. 
To  the  Channel  Islands,  1881.  To  England,  1883.  To  Gibraltar,  18S5.  To  Egypt,  i386.  To  India,  1887.  To 
Burma,  1887.    To  India,  1S91. 

Recorix  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Baftah'on, 

Raised  in  1858  and  proceeded  to  Malta.  Mav  1859.  To  Gibraltar.  Julv  1865,  and  to  the  Mauritius  the  same 
month.    ToEnglaiid,  July  1S67.    To  India,  Oct.  1873.  Burma,  Oct.  1SS7.    To  England,  Jan.  1889. 


Continuation  of  Notes  to  the  Itoyal  Irish  llegiment. 

■-*  Captains  Downing,  King  and  Garraway  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  18SS  with  the  2nd  Battalion 
Royal  Irish  Regiment  including  the  engagement  at  Kotkai  (Medal  with  Clas])). 

5"  Major  Morris  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S5-87  as  Transport  Officer  (Medal  wii-h  Clasp)  j  and  again  in  1888-S  as  Chief 
Transport  Officer  to  the  Karen  Field  Force  imentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp).  Served  With  the  Chin-Lushai  Ex- 
peditionary Force  in  1S89-90  as  Chief  Transport  Officer  to  the  Burma  Column  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Govern- 
ment of  India,  mentioned  m  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Clasp). 

' '  Captain  Kellett  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i838  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Regiment  'Medal 
with  Clasp). 

■'•  Capta  ns  Fosbery  and  Daniell  and  Lieut.  FitzHugh  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of 
India  iu  1397-98,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range  (Medal  with  two  Clasos). 

'"  Captain  Milner  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary' 
Force  (Meda^  with  Clasp). 

'"  Captain  Roger  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iSSo  with  the  18th  Roval  IrishRegiment  (Medal).  Served  in  the- 
Nile  Expedition  iu  18B4-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


i8t  Batt. 
:2nd  Batt. 


The  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers. 

Formerly   the  2yril   (Boijal  Welsh   Fiisilit: 
Beyiment. 


.■s) 


23 


26, 


RD 


(The; 


E'outh  Africa."! 
Hong  Kong.     1 

J  EealmenL  I  -fi^^"«*'«^*'^  DL^frut, 

L  WREXHAM. 

d  and  4th  Battalions  are  formed  of  the  Royal  Denbigh  and  Flint  and  t'le  Royal  Carnarvon  and 
Merionc'th  Militia  respectively. ) 
The  Prince  of  Wales's  Plume,  *'/eA  Dien,'*  The  Risinf^Sun.  The  Red  Dragon.  The  White  Horse.  **  Nee  aspera 
ierretit."  "Blenheim"'  "  Ra-uillies  "  "Oddenahde"  "Malplaquet"  "Dettingen"  "Minden"  *'Egtpt" 
(with  the  Sphinx)  "  Cobcnna  "  "Mahtinique"  "Albuhera"  "Eadajoz  "  *'Salauanca  *'  "Vittobia" 
**Pr£ENEEs"  "Nivelle"  "Ohthes"  ''Toulousk"  "Peninsula"  "Waterloo"  "Alua"  "Inkebuan" 
"Sevastopol"  "Lucknow"  "Ashantek"  '*  Buhua,  1SS5-87." 

Colonel.— Sir  Edward  Gascoigne  Bulwer,'  KCB.    [R]   2nJ  Lf.    ''jt   Aug.   49;    Lt.  ''ij  Dec  50;  Caj^t. 

21  Sept.  54 ;    Major,  P26  Jan.  5S  ;  Bt.  Lf.Cohnely  26  Apr.  59 ;  Lf. Colonel,  9  May  65  ;  Colonel,  23    May  66  ; 

Major  General,  i  Oct.  77;  Lt. General,  21  Jan.  S7  ;  General,  t  Apr.  92  ;  Colonel  Welsh  Frisiliers,  31  Mar.  gS. 
Itieatenant  Colonels. — 2  Hon.  Reginald  Henry  Bertie,-  Lt.  21  Sept.  74;  Capt.  10  May  83  ;  Major,  2  Apr.  gi  : 

Lt.Colu/iel,  21  Aug.  99. 

Sir  Robert  Augustus  William  Colleton,^  Sarf.  Lieut.  2  Dec.  74 ;  Captain,  20  Mar.  85 ;  Major,  2  Apr.  92 ; 

Li.CvlouFl,  12  May  00. 


Full  I  Hall 
Pa>. I  fay. 


16 
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Majors. 

2  Fred. Morris,*  2n(?  in  Command  26  June  q6 

I  Hugh  Thomas  Lyle,«  CSO 

William  Randal  Hamiltot.  Beresford^ 


■£tiS}   LIEUT.  I 


22  Jan.    79 
6  Aug,   79 


II  Aug 


87 


^.e.c.ArthurWilloughby  George  LowTy~) 

i^o\e;^Com(h7,Batt.  W,  African  F.  F.  ^ 

Kith  rank  of  Lt. Colonel ) 

2  Sydnes"  George  Everitt"^ 22  Jan. 

KvelynLiuzeeEngleheart,Z>r/^.^»»t«^  ") 

Aifj.  Gen.  War  Office,  :$  June  00    S 

Robert  Henry  Wm.  Dunn,*"  Bi».  {Depot) 
Edw.  Harrison  Clough-Taylor.fiec.dJe;).)  PiS  A)>r. 
Francis  Herbert  England,  Besn-cr  {Depot)    1*1  Aug. 
Sir  George  F.  Forestier- Walker,  Bart. ) 

Eeseroe  {Depot)    S 

Alan  Percy   George  Gough,*^  Dtpnt^\ 

Ai'»i»t.  Adjutant  General,  South  Africa  j 

1  Patrick  Riners  MantelU*    

Captains. 

2  Robert  Mandy  Osborne  Glynn 

2  James  Hugh  Gwynne^^  

I  George  Frederic  Bartteiot^^ 

Raymond  Sudeley  Webber.'^  Aide  de  \ 

Camp  tu  Sir  11.  M.  L.  Bundle ]" 

Charles  Edward  Bancnut'^ 

1  Henry  Delme-Radcliffe^o 

Sir     Horace     Westropp     M'Mahon,-"^  \ 

Burt.  DSO S 

2  Bernard  Kingscote  Hanbury^'*  {Depot)  ... 
Henry  JchnMadocks^    

1  Kd.Courtenay  Brabazon  Throckmorton 
George  William  David  Bowen  Lloyd,  ( 

Adjutant  3  Battalion  15  Aug.  96  3 

2  Henry  Osbert  Samuel  Cadogan,-"A(}ju-  ( 

tant  7  Nov.  00 ) 

2  Charles  Hotham  Montagu  Doughty^*  .. 
2  Henry  Meredyth  Richards^^.... 

1  Graham  Egenon  Rickman^^ 

Charles  Edward  Willes,^'    Adjutant 

"oluiiteer  Battalion  22  Aug.  gS  

2  Charles  Macpherson  Dobell-* 

Ralph  Abercrombie  Benievs,^^ Adjutant  ) 

4  Battalion  i  Sept.  99    S 

RandleBarnett Barker, .-4f//H/rtji^  i  fol.  ) 

Battalion  \  Oct.  98     ' S 

William  Garnett  Brai:,hwaite,   .Ic^/V.  > 

Dit^f.  Conuar.  Lichtenherg,  S.  Africa    ji 

1  Richard  Edward  Phillips  Gabbctt 10  Oct.     91 

2  Henry  Rotherham^^ 10  Oct.     91 

1  Archibald  Hay^*^ 13  July    92 

Allan  Ivan  Lean, ^rmvPfTj/TJc/Jtirime/ii...  28  Sept.  92 

2  Oswald  SwirtFlower=^'= 19  Oct.     92 

John  Brj'dges  Cockburn 23  Dec.    93 

Lieutenants. 

1  William  Best  (/><'yjo/)  7  Mar.    94 

2  George  Frederick  Hayes  Dickson''*  2  June  94 

2  Oliver  de  Lancey  Williams''-* 10  Oct,     94 

2  John  Arthur  Higgon23 ic  Oct.     94 

2  Fred.  Chas.  Frunce-Hayhurst^^  {Depot)  ;>9  May    95 

2  Hugh  Hill" ;  28  Sept.  95 

Fulkc  James  Walwyn^^ -     8  Apr.    96 

24  June  96 

6  June  96 

5  Sept.  96 

5  Sept.  96 
5  Sept.  56 

9  Dec. 

J  5  May 
4  May 

7  May 


.:! 


24  Aug. 
II  Feb. 

9  May 

21  Sept.  S9 

11  Dec.  Sg 

12  Feb.  90 
29  Mar.  90 
20  Aug.  90 
29  Oct.  90 

17  Jan.    91 

23  May    Qi 


2  Dec.    74I    I  July    81 

13  Apr.    811     f}  Dec.    S5 

I  July    Si  I     9  Dec.    85 

I  J^ily    81    22  Jan.    90 

1  July    81,     2  July    90 
9  Sept.  82;     6  Apr.    91 

11  Nov.  761  21  .Tunc  85 
28  Oct.  71!  13  Apr.  80 
28  Oct.     7i|     2  Feb.    81 

28  Apr.   77|  21  June  85 

9  Sept.  S2I  15  June  92', 
25  Aug.   S:,i  13  July    92 

6  May    Z-.^   17  Feb.    92 

12  Nov.  S4I  23  Dec.    93 

7  Feb.    85:  ID  May    94 

23  May    85:     I  Nov.   94 

25  Aug.  S3    21  Jan.    93 

29  Aug.    Sj      I  Nov.   94 

25  Nov.    S5,     2  Apr.    95 

26  May  SCi  4  Mar.  96 
25  Aug.    Sfi    2S  Mar.    96 

2  July     ?0|     S  May    96 

8  Oct.     90      SMay    96 

28  Jan.    Qi|    7  Sept.  q6 

23  Sept.  91 1    9  Sept.  97 

29  May    92  j  24  Mar.    97 
6  June  92]  II  Jan.    99 

15  June  gzl  22  Fob.  99 
T3  July  92  22  Feb.  99 
12  Apr.    93)  22  Feb.    99 

22  July    93 1  i>  J'Jly    Q9 

16  May    94;  iQ  July    99 

20  June   94  j  19  July    99 
6  Mar.    95    16  Apr.    00 


MAJOH. 

I  July  91 

!     9  Sept.  9^ 

24  Mar.  97 

:  II  Jan.  99 

22  Feb.  99 

21  Aug.  99 

4  Mar.  96 

21  June  83 

'h.1  Nov.  90 

I  July  95 

25  July  00 
6  Oct.  CO 


8  Mar. 
19  Sepi. 


2  Walter  Lloyd=^ 

2  Robert  Ingelow  Bradshaw  Joonson    ... 

Charles    Annesley  Ball-Acton, ^^  Staff\ 

Captai>i,JVei-hai-Wei, 14  Apr.oo[f  entp)  S 

1  William  Miles  Kington 

2  Gerald  John  Percival  Geiger-^   

Hon.    Charles    Rowland    Clegg-Hill,  > 

Mounted  Infant rtf.  South  Africa  jf 

Douglas  Powell 

I  Herbert  Maddick 

I  Wilfrid  HaiTis    

I  Francis  Cecil  Albert  Hurt    |     7  May 

I  Compton  Cardew  Norman   1    4  Jan. 

George  C.  ^.CYenwick,  Bete  rce  {Depot)'     2  Dec. 

I  Francis  Henrj'  Nanglc 4  Jan 

I  Alfred  Howard  Reynolds 4  Jan. 


23  Mar.  9 

2  Apr.  95 

I  July  95 

8  May  96 

8  May  96 
7  Sept.  96 

9  Sept.  96 
7  Nov.  96 
4  Nov.  Q7 

19  Feb.  98 

23  Mar.  oS  I 

21  Apr.  981 

22  Aug.  98J 

16  Dec.    98 

11  Jan.  99 1 
22  Feb.    99| 

25  Feb.  ooi 

25  Feb.  ooj 

4  Anr.  00 

14  Apr.  oo 

10  Apr.  00 

12  May  00 
ig  Sept.  S3 
25  July  OZy 

fiOct. 


3  July  00 

9  July  o-j 

9  July  00 

6  Oct.  00 


8  Mar.    99 


Years;8er.(264  The  Boval  Welsh  Fusiliers. 

FulliHalf  ^ . . 

I'av  .Pay.,  8BC0MD  LiEDTBNiNTS.  i  ^""AL^y--       "    Captain    Doughty   served  in    the    Hazara 

■2  Charles  Samuel  Owen   n  Feb,    99  E.^peditionin  iSgi  with  t.he  ist  Battalion  Royal 

_     ..    .-      .       ,.■■■•  ir  Feb.   gc  Welsh  Fusiliers — severely  wounded  (Medal  with 

10  May  95' Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force 
24  .rune  99  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  rSgs  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
18  Oct.  99  Served  in  the  camiiaign  in  the  Soudfln  under 
iSOct.     99;  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in   i3g3,  and  waspre-sent 


Clifton  Inglis  Stockn-ell 

It  Edward  Archilw Id  Theodore  Bayly 

2  Willi.im  GeotTrey  Vyvyan 

1  Wilham  John  Hiiml.>ii  Hughes 

1  Henrv  Vernon  VenHblfS  Kj-rkc     .    - 
Alfred  Richiiril  Hujih  Rycrofc/in/w-'ii/  ) 

■  Iicprp»fiutntioi'  Corpf > 

\i  Ralph  Noel  Phillips    

2  Graham  Howard  Gwyther  

1  Francis  Caradoc  Rrise  Price 

2  William  Brooksbnnk  Garnett 

2  Meyricke  Entwisle  Lloyd 

2  Jolin  Randall  llin.shull  MinshuU  Ford  .. 

3  Claude  Henry  Dale      ...   

II  Hubert  de  Burgh  Edwards  


,^  I  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum   (mentioned    in  <les- 

15  i^oy.  99j  p„t|,ij|3g_  British    Medal,  and   Khedive's  Medat 

24  Jan.  00' withCla.^p).  Served  in  the  occupation  of  t'rete  in 

7  Mar.  00  1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  W^elsh  Fusi- 

i8  Apr.  ool  Hers.    In  iSqq  he  took  part  in  tlie  operations  re.iult- 

5  May  o-j  i7ig  in  the  final  defeat  of  the  Kh.ilifa  as  Brijade 

20  June  oD  Major  to  the  Infantry  Brii;ade  with  the  Flying 

Ti  Aug.  OD  Column  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of 

II  Aug.  oqI  the  Medjidie). 


19  Sept. 

6  I  ...   ^  Quarter  MaKtere.—i  Robert  Sheffield  Ransome,'*  20  Feb.  o;  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
^  I  ..     I  2  James  Frauds  Clieve,^' 3  Not.  97;  Eon.  Lieut. 

Fadngi  Blae.—Aijenis,  Messrs.  Ccc  and  Co. 
T.«f  Battalion  emliarUilfor  Smith  Africa,  23  Oct.  1899.     2iiiJ  Batlnlioii  emharlced  fot  SohIIi  .Ifrici  13  Jan.  igoo. 


'  «ir  Edward  Bulwer  served  in  the  Eastei-n  camoaign  of  1854  with  the  23rd  Fusiliers,  including  the  battle  of 
Alma  and  sie<»e  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal;.  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  of 
.J57-q"&  including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Luckuow,  and  operations  across  the  Goon;tee  under  Outr.am.  Com- 
manded a  Column  of  troops  with  the  Left  Wing  of  the  23rd  Fusiliers  in  the  Bueswarra  district  of  Oude,  in- 
cliidin"  the  capture  of  the  Fort  of  Selimpore,  and  two  other  successful  engagements  at  Julrowlee  and  Poorwah ; 
commanded  Left  Wing  of  the  2ird  at  the  defeat  of  Benee  Madho  by  Lord  Clyde  at  Buxar  Ghat  (Brevet  of 
L*  Colonel   CB..  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  mentioned  in  despatches). 

■-'  Lt  Colonel  Bertie  served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1S97-93  with  the  and  Battalion  Royal  Wel.sh  Fusiliers. 

'  Sir  Robert  Colleton  served  with  the  Hazara  E.tpedition  in  iSgias  Brigade  Major  to  the  2nd  Brigade  (men. 
tioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  camcaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  Lockhnrt  in  1897  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  Tirah  Frontier  Reserve  Force   (Medal  with  two 

»^Mai"or  Jlorris  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  13S3-87  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers 
(Medal  witiil'lasp).  Served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i8qi  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers  (Clasp)- 

'•  M^'jor  Lvle  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i38s-36  with  the  i.st  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers 
and  was  present  in  the  expeditions  to  Mogoung  and  against  the  Kachins  on  the  Chinese  Frontier  in  i836— 
severeiy  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition 
ill  iSoiasOi-derly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Williamson  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

"  Major  Beresford  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S35-86  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers 
iiitdud'iug  the  engagements  at  Zeedaw  and  Kadoe  (mentioned  in  despatehe,^,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
H'lzara  Expedition  in  ibgi  as  Adjutant  to  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers  (Clasp). 

'  i,t. Colonel  Cole  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  13S5-S7  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"  Major  Everitt  served  in  the  occupiition  of  Crete  in  ii97  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  ^\  elsh  Fusiliers. 

'2  Major  Dunn  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i335-86  as  Adjutant  to  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh 
Kiisilier.'i  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Major  Gough  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i33s-66  with  the  1st  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers 
includiiig  the  engagements  at  Zeedaw  and  Kadoe,  and  was  slightly  wounded  in  an  engagement  at  Tingotyi  on  the 
i6tli  May  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

n  Major  Mantell  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1335-37  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers 
(Medal' with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers  (Clasp). 
Ser\ed  in  the  South  .\fiican  war  in  iSoo-igoo— slightly  wounded. 

IS  Captain  Gwyiine  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iS3s-S6,and  was  severely  wounded  in  an  engagement  at 
Yatha  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  ist  Bat- 
taiiou  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal 
Welsh  l''ii"siliers. 

"•  ('aptain  Barttelotserved  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers  in 
eluding  the  expedition  to  the  relief  of  Thila  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

>"  Captain  Webber  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i336-37  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  1S96  with 
the  icth  Soudanese  Battalion,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in- 
ile. thatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  during  the 
operations  in  1S9S  as  Commandant  at  Assouan  (4th  Class  of  the  Osmaiiieli).  Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete 
inCiSoS  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers.  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1000  as  Aide  de 
('  amji  to  Sir  Leslie  Rundle — se\erel,^'  woiinded. 

"  Captains  Biinorolt  and  Rickman  served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  i8g3  with  the  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers. 

•-"  Captain  Delme  RadcliCfe  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S36-87  witd  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh 
Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-'  Sir  Horace  M'Mahon  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  under  Sir  Frederick  Carrington  in  tSgo  with  the 
Mounted  Infantry— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal).  Served  during  theoccupation  of  Crete 
in  iSqS  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers  (Brevet  of  Major).  .Served  in  thL'  South  African  war  in 
iSog-ioooon  Special  Service. 

-■'  ('aptains  Hanbury,  Richards,  Rotherham,  and  Hay,  Lieuts.  Higgon,  France-Hayhurst,  Hill,  Walwyn. 
Iilo\'d,  Johnson,  Ball-Acton.  Geiger,  and  Clieve  served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1897-93  with  the  2ad 
Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers. 

-'  Major  DoViell  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers  (Medal 
withClasp).  Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers  (Brevet 
of  Major). 

'^'•'  Captain  Berners  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  iSgr  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers  (Medal 
with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  occupation  of  (L'rete  in  1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers. 

-'■  Ca]itain  Flower  served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1897  with  the  2ud  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers. 

31  Caj^tains  Cadogan  and  Willes  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S91  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh 
Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

="  Major  Madocks  served  with  the  Unyoro  Expedition  in  1893  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major, 
Medal);  in  1S9S  with  the  expedition  against  the  Ogaden  Somalis  ((.'lasp);  and  in  Uganda  in  1899  in- 
cluding the  oneratious  against  Kabarega,  and  afterwards  as  Statt'  and  Iiuelligence  Officer  (mentioned  in 
despatches). 

"  Lieut.  Ransome  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS3-87  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Hazira 
Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp). 

\_For  the  licc'jrti  of  the  Serneea  of  the  Hoi/aJ  Wchh  Ftiiiiieni,  sec  p.  2635. 


i8t  Batt.,  Chakrata,  Sengal, 
2nd  Bate,  South  Africa. 


[ 


265 
24.TH 

ReqimevtaL  District, 

BEECON. 


Tile  South  Wale    B  orderers. 

Fonnerhj  the  24fh  {The  2nd  Warwick- 
shire) Segim  ent. 

(The  3rJ  and  4tli  Battalions  are  formed  of  the  South  Wales  Borderers  and  tlie  Montgomery 

Jlilitia  respectively. ) 
liLKJfHBiM"  "RiMiLUEs"  " OcDBiTiEDB  "  "  MiLPtiQCBi "  "  Egtpi"  (with  the  Sphinx).     "Cape OF GrooD  Hope, 

806"     "TaLAVBBa"     "FoENTESD'OnOE"    "SllAMAIfCA"   "VitIOBIA"   "PrHEKEES  "    "  NiVELLB  "    "OkTHES" 
*'PBKIIf3PLA"  "PpSJAUB"  "  ChILLIANWALIAU  "  "  GoOJEBAT  "  "  SoUTH  ApEICi.  ;377-S-9  "  "BOBMA,  iSSs-S?." 


I-  11  HaU  Colonel.— Henrv  .Tames  Deiacher,'  CB.,  Eiiiigti,  22  Feli.  55;   Lint.,' 
Pay'lPay.      Jtfij/or,  ""i  Dec.  63  :    LI. Colonel,  <j  Z nue  Jj      Co^oiirf,  i  July  Si ;    Major 

"^      Wales  Borderers,  22  Nov.  oo. 
iS     ...    Lieutenant  Colonels.— i  Henry    Germain    Mainwaring,'    Lieut.  21  Sept.  73 
'    2  Nov.  3s :  .t^.t'o/o»f^  9  June  g6. 

2  Hon.  Uli'ck  De  Rupe  Burke  Boche,'  Lieut.  6  Sept.  76 ;  Capt.  18  0  une  81 ;  Major,  10  Feb.  91 ;  Lt.Coloitei, 
2q  Nov.  99. 


11  Sept.  55;    Captain,  '21  Oct.  59; 
General,  3  July  91  ;    Colonel  South; 


dipt,  7  July  3o;     Major, 


2J     I 


iQ  Feb. 
II  Augr. 


•Il 


Majoes. 

1  Courtney  Vor    Trower,'*  tnd  in   Com-  > 

mund  8  Apr.  97     S 

2  George    Champney  Palmes,"  2121?  in  > 

Command  29  Nov.  99 > 

I  Charles  Emilias  Curir    14  Sept, 

1  Frederic  PhiUp  Smyly" 31" 

KeguialdCampbell.'°4<?/ii<ai;#2afi&«f-  > 

lex  Vol.  Eifles  16  Nov.  9ft / 

Francis  Charles  King  Hunter  (D^^mO  ... 
Edward  Sj-lvester  Gillman,  Adjutant  4  t 

Volunteer  Battalion  1  Oct.  96 J 

;  Jonas  Hamilton  du  Boulay  Travers'^  ... 

John  David  Arthur  Thomas  Lloyd,"  ( 

Sescrve  (Dejjot)    ) 

Capiaiks. 

I    Donn-las  John  Gaisford,  Dist.  Inspector  { 

ofMutketry,  Colchester,  i  Feb.  q3     ...  I 

.      He'nry  Macleod  Graham,"  Adjutant  4I 

Battalion  i  Feb.  97 i 

2  Bowen  Wm.  Sutton  Van  Straulienzee  ... 
Geo.  Hughes  Grant,  i^JiiJ.  3  B».  4  Sept. 95 

[  Alfred  Maitland  Addison,  Station  Slaft 

Officer,  Meernt,  3  Feb.  00 i 

I  Charles  Archibald  Ramsay  Scott,  lita- ) 
tion  Staff  Officer,  Ckakrata.ioTlaQ.  98  J" 

I  Herbert  Acheson  Moore'"  (Be;;*)  

Arthur  Henry  Morris  Hamilton  Jones,  ) 
Adj.  2  Volunteer  Battolion  1  June  95  S 

.    I  Hugh  Gilbert  Casson,  South  Africa    

Fred.  St.  John  Hughes   

Clifton  Vincent  Reynolds  Wright,"  Adj. 
2     ^'ol.    Battalion     Lancaster     Hcjt 

15  Dec.  00  

Clayton  Gascoigne  Beauchamp.''a<J;n-'). 
tant  3  Volunteer  Battalion  3  Feb.  96...  J 

.    I  Sydney  Fitzwyman  Cooke I 

John  Going,2i  ^j,.  i   Yol.  Bn.  2S  Apr.  98 

'     Chaa.  Edw.  FitzGerald  Walker,  4r(;n-1. 

tant  ^  Volunteer  Battalion  1  Apr.  97...  3" 

Sydney  Sheridan  "Rr&OSori,^^ Adjutant  3  > 

Vol.  Bn.  West  Riding  Eegt.  18  Feb.  97  ) 

Victor  Ferguson,^*  Special  Ser.  S.  Africa 

Thomas  Stirling  Marqiiis,=*5  s'TrfH//  un-\ 

der  Militarii  Gocernor,JohaHneshur!t..i 

1  Wilfrid  Edward  Bownas  Smith,  Adju-  i 

tant  31  July  97  ^ 

2  Marcus  John  Barre  de  la  Poer  Beresford 
'.    2  Edward  Whitmore  Jones 

Franklin  Macaulay  Gillespie^^ 

Edward  Cuninghame  Margesson.^^CcH- )  , 

tral  .Africa  Rcpmenf f  ' 

Francis  Geo.  Courthope  Mansel  Morgan 

(2  Edgar  Camac  Purchas" 

..       Robert  Peel  Yates,  sercing  under  Mili-\ 

tart/  Gocernor,  Johannesburg  ) 

Gorman  Burrows,-^ Z)/s^)-(c'  Command-t 

ant.  Lines  of  Comw,  South  Africa S' 

I  Charles  John  Satford       j 

"    2  Charles  William  Fearless   

**       Walter  Ernest  Lawrence,  Special  Scr-t 

I         rice.  South  Africa    }. 

I2  Frederick  Wuliam  Gray    

"■  I  I 

LlBCTENAIfTS.  ] 

r  Anthony  Julian  Reddie 

,2  Archibald  Jones  Forbes,^- DA'O 

i  I  William  Lyttleton  Lawrence 

I  Glynne  Everard  Earle  Welby.  'S'.  Africa 
,.'.    2  Robert   WUUam    Bradley,  Adjutant )  1 

I        10  Jan.  00 .- il 

I    Charles  Lancaster  Taylor,  Sjjfci'ai  iSfr- ■)  ; 

vice.  South  Africa    S  ' 

i2  Frederick  George  Lawrence  

Francis  Innes  Day ,^  t'V"'"'^  .^'A<**  

'"  !i  Harry  Whitehill  Stevens,  S.  J^'ncd  

12  Bertram  William  Collier   I 

J2  Guy  Btrnard  Campbell  Ward 


2tfD  LIEUT.  1 

LIEUT. 

..... 

17  May 

77 

10  Sept. 

7? 

14  Sept. 

73 

23  Jan. 

70 

31  Jan. 

77 

12  Apr. 

79 

26  Mar. 

79 

7  July 

80 

2  July 

79 

14  Dec. 

So 

5  Oct. 

78 

I  Jan, 

So 

22  Jan. 

81 

I  July 

Si 

4  Dec. 

78 

23  Jan. 

79 

16  Nov. 
16  Nov. 

5  Feb. 
16  Nov. 

16  Nov. 

9  Mar 

6  July 
i3  Feb. 
25  July 

5  Dec. 

12  Mar. 
23  July 

13  Aug. 

17  Jan. 

13  Aug. 
19  Nov. 

13  Aug. 

19  Nov. 

19  Nov. 

20  May 

19  July 
23  Dec. 

7  Mar. 

7  Mar. 

10  Oct. 

20  Feb. 
7  Mar, 
7  Dec. 

25  Mar. 


CAPTAIM 

8  Oct. 

8: 

9  June 

82 

5  Jan. 

84 

15  Aug. 

35 

9  June 

86 

14  June 

36 

25  Oct. 

84 

23  Feb. 

89 

15  Apr. 

85 

BKEV.UAJ. 


25  Aug. 
lo  Nov. 
31  July 
31  July 

26  Mar. 
t  June 

25  Oct. 


I  Oct. 

iS  Nov. 

I  Sept. 

22  Feb. 

13  May 
921  19  July 
90J  i3  May 

9-    24  Oct. 

gi      7  Oct. 

92I  24  Oct. 
92    24  Oct. 

92    22  May 

92!  28  May 


i:  Sept.  93 

S6  II  Sept.  93 
89    t£.  Nov.  93 i 

80    15  Not.  96 

goj  15  Nov.  96' 
16  Nov.  96 
16  Nov.  96 

16  Nov.  96 

1  Apr.  97 ' 
8  Apr.  97 
6  Mar.    98! 

eMar.    93' 

,^     2  Apr.    gsl 

92  j  23  May  98 
93'  23  June  93' 

92,  13  Jfly  98 
93;  17  Aug.  98 
931  23  Nov.   98 

94I  29  Nov.  99 
95;  30  Nov.   99 


92  I  Jul.v 

93  18  Nov, 
93J  II  Jan. 

:  Nov. 


14  Nov. . 

14  Nov. 

15  Nov. 

16  Nov. 
16  Nov. 
22  Nov. 
24  Nov. 


95 

95 

^^! 

H 

97: 
97. 


4  Mar.  9? 

9  June  92 

9  June   93 
30  Sept.  96- 

I  Jan.    9S 

25  June  9S 

7  Sept.  93 

'  29  Nov.     9 

9  June  96 


July    9S 


266 


The  South  Wales  Borderers. 


I-uU 
Pay. 

Pay. 

5 

•  >• 

5 

4 

4 

4 

4 

... 

4 

4 

4 

4 

... 

LiKUTENANTS. 

I  TeigiiTnouth  Philip  Melvill  .: 

1  Hubert  Peel  Yates   

2  Kicbard  I'arry  Crawley 

Rolaml  Gaskell  Palmer,  Jf^^/f^/?'-'/  In-l 

faitiri/.  South  Africa ) 

Lechmere  Howell  Tudoi     .. 

2  Geortje  Augustus  Riddell 

I  Charles  Edward  Kitchin   

1  Basil  George  Bagot  Paton 

2  William  Charles  Curgenven 

I  Thomas  Cattell  Greenway     

1  Daucan  Le  Geyt  Pitcher     

2  Douglas  John  Dickinson 

Second  Lieutenants. 

1  Hector  .Tames  Doveton   

2  Robert  Ferguson  Gross  

2  Philip  Arnold  Grogan     

£  AViUiam  Oliver  Pnchard    i 

I  Hugh  Francis  Elgee    ' 

ir  Cynl  Percivale  Caldwell  Faure  Field ' 

!i  Harold  Butler I 

I  Denis  Grey  Wilson    I 

1  Arthur  Henry  Vincent- Watson   

I2  John  Francis  Bill     

J2  Reginald  Snow  Gwynn  

12  Llewellyn  Isaac  Gechin  Morgan-Owen... 

2  Herbert   Charles    Hari'ord  WoroiizofF( 

Moffat > 

1  Ardrew  George  Board 

E.  H.  A.  Hodgson  ...  

2  Archibald  Horace  J()se]>h  Ellis 

George  Prescott  Simonds 


2ND  LIEDT. 


24  Mar. 

15  May 
8  Sept. 

■^ept. 
I  Dec. 
I  Dec. 

16  Feb. 
iS  May 

4  Jan. 
4  Jan. 
4  Jan. 
4  Jan. 

11  Feb. 

1 2  Au^. 
12  Aug. 
12  Aug. 
20  Jan. 
20  Jan. 
20  Jan. 

17  Feb. 

:  21  Feb. 


Apr.  9£S 
June  98 
July    98 

Aug.    gS 

Sept.  98 

Sept.  98 

Nov.  93 

Jan.  99 

Apr.  99 

Dec.  99 

Jan.  00 

Nov.  00 


1 8  Apr. 

ig  May    00 
II  Aug. 
1 1  Aug. 


Quarter Maeters. — 2  Wdliam  Barrows, 3*  15  Xov.  93;  Hon.  Lien*. 

1  Joseph  Thomas  Field,^^  3  June  96;  Hon.  Lieut. 

Facings  White. — Agenfff  Messrs.  Holt  and  Co. 
letBatialicn  emhurlcedfor  J£g;/iit,  I7  Dec.  iScji.    2nd  Battalion  embarkal  for  Scufh  Ajr:ca,  13  Jan.  it^oo. 


1  Major  General  Detacher  served  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1877-70,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  a,'ain-,t  thy 
Galekas  and  in  the  attack  on  the  Taba  ka  Udoda;  also  sei-ved  in  the  Zulu  war  of  [879  {C5.,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

2  Lt.ColonelMainwaring  served  in  the  Kafir  war  iniS77-7S  including  the  operations  against  the  Galekas;  also 
served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*  Lt.Colonel  Hon.  Ulick  Roche  served  m  the  Kafir  war  in  1S77-78  with  the  ist  Battalion  ofthe24thFoot,  iiiclua- 
ingtheoperationsagainsttheGaikasandGalekasfMedal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in 
iG86-89{Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ,     ^  ,  ,  ^    -, 

5  Major  Trower  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1877-78  including  the  operations  against  the  Galekas  and  Gaikas 
also  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (.Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Major  Palmes  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1S77-7S,  and  was  present  during  the  operations  against  the  Galekas, 
and  in  the  engagement  at  Quintana  ( Medal  with  Clasp). 
'  MajorsCurll  and Smyly  served  in  ihe  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

10  Major  R.Campbell  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition 
in  iSSfi-Sg  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'2  Maior  Travers  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1 887-81)  (Medal  with  Clasp) . 

y^  Maior  Lloyd  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'*  Captain  Graham  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS6-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^f'  Captain  Grant  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S85-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^"  Captain  H.  A.  Moore  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-S9  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

18  Captain  Wright  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Tambaka  Country  in  1892  including  the  capture  of  Tambl 
<Medal  with  Clasp:. 

1^  Captain  Beauchamp  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S7-89  (Medal  with  Claspj. 

21  Captain  Going  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-S9  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-^  Captain  Bradford  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S87-89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'*  Captain  Ferguson  served  in  th  e  operations  in  South  Africa  in  1 896  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Frederick  Ca.TingtCE, 
Commanding  the  forces  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medalj. 

^  Captain  Marquin.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786. 

'<^  Captain  Gillespie  served  in  the  l\iger  Soudau  campaign  under  Major  Arnold  in  1897,  including  the  expedi- 
tions to  Egbon,  Bida.  and  Ilorin  (^^edal  with  Clasp). 

"  Captain  Margesson  served  in  the  Niger  Soudan  campaign  under  Major  Arnold  in  1S97  in  charge  of  a  Maxim 
gun,  including  the  expeditions  to  Egbon,  Bida  and  Ilorin  (mentioned  in  iespatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'■*  Major  Burrows  served  in  tlie  Benin  Expedition  in  1S97  with  the  Miger  Coast  Protectorate  yorces  (menti'aicd 
in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Mafor,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

3"  Captain  Purchas  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  189^-9^  (Star)-. 

3-  Lieut.  Forbes  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Niger  Territories  in  i5qS,  including  the  Benin  Hinterland  nnd 
Siama  Exjieditif-ns  (mentioned  in  des]mtches,  DSO.,  antl  Medal  witb  Clasp). 

^  Lieut.  Day  served  in  the  Niger  Soudan  campaign  under  Major  Arnold  in  1897,  including  the  expeditions  tD 
Bida  and  Ilorin  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  in  the  operations  on  tbe  Niger  in  1898. 

"  Lieut.  Burrows  served  in  the  Zulu  warin  1879  (Medal  w'th  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Bnr'.'ese  Expcdiiion  in 
38S7-89  (Medal  with  Clacp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Station  Commandant  on  the  Lines  of 
■Coramunication. 

"  Li-^ut.  Field  served  in  tbe  Kafir  war  in  1877-78   (Mcdnl  witb  Clasp). 


ist  Biltt.,  South  Africa.         ~] 
and  Butt.,  Cawnpore,  Bengal.   I 


The   King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers. 

FormerJij  the  2^t/i  (The  King's  Oion 
Borderers)  Rerjiment. 


[ 


25 


TH 


267 


Ttegimental  Dintrict, 
BERWICK-ON-TWBED. 
(Tlie  3nl  Battalion  is  formed  of  the  Scottish  Borderers  Militia.) 
The   King's  Crest.      *' In    Verifafe  Rellgionis  confidu.'*     The  Castle   of  Edinbarffh.     '*  Jfisi  Dominus  frustra,*^ 
Thp  ^Vhite  Horse.    "  Nee  aspei-a  ferrepf."    •*  MrtfOEN  **  '*  Egmont-op-Zee."     "Egvpt**  (with  the  Sphinx). 
reara'Ser.'  *'  Martinique  '*  "Afghanistan,  1878-80."  "  L'niTBAL."  "  Tib  ah." 

Full  Half  Colonel.— William  Craig  Emilius  Napier.>  Ensign,  28  Aug.  35  ;  Lf.^  17  Nov.  37;  Cj;>f.  1*29  April  42;  Brevet 
Pav.  Pftj'.      Major,  iS  Feb.  4S  ;  Brevet  Lt. Colon  el,  30  May  51  ;  Colonel,  28  Oct.  54  ;  Majur,  23  Oct.  55;  Major  General, 
Q  March  6^;  Lieut. General,  22  Aug.  73  ;  General,  i  Oct.  77  ;  Colonel  Kind's  Own  Borderers,  23  Sept.  8::. 
...    Lieutenant  Colonels. — ^i  p.s.c.  John  William  Godtray,*--Is.>!fj!/.-4rf/.fftfj/. 5.^4 yV/rd,  5  Oct.  00;  Ensign,  ^24.  Sept.  71; 
Lt.  28  Oct. 71  ;  Capt.  22  Dec.  79;  Major,  6  Juno  fi8  ;  Brtvet  Lt.  Colonel,  22  Jan.  96;  Lt.Colonel,  i  Jan.  98, 
...    2  George  Thomas  William  Hewat,  2Hd  Lt.  27  Sept.  71 ;  Lt.  28  Oct.  71 ;  Cupt.  1  Jan.  8r ;  Major,  14  June 
go;  Lt.Colonel,  3  Dec.  9JI. _^ ___^^ 


!  Com- ) 
Com- 


7(1  (■»  5- 


i                             Majors. 
2  Chas.  Theodore  Becker,'  2nd 
'         maud  21  June  9S  

1  George  Nisbet  Mayne,*  2nd  hi  Com-  > 

mand  3  Dec.  9S j  | 

2  James    Henry  Erskine  Reid,^   Com-  \  \ 

hiaiKht.it  Nuinl  Tdl  Depot 3 

1  Alex.  Hepbume  Barrington  Cavaye,  >^  ^ 

Aide    de    Camp    to     IJ.Genrrol     C.  > 

Ti'ckir,  23  June  00 ) 

Montagu  Grant  Wilkinson,"*  D.A.A. 
Ge.i.for  Mi'xWfrg,  Salisbin-i/  PU  ' 
29  Sept.  00  (^ffiHy/.)  

2  Herwald  Robex-t  Wigram'^  -. 
I  Duncan  Alwyn  Mactarlane^"     

AU'd.WorsleyPennyman.-'i?rj'f**(v(Z>p^j.) 

George  de  Wet  Verner, '"  Adjutant  24  > 

Middlesex  Vofuiifeet-  liifles  i  Aug.  98  j^ 


7NI>   LIEUT. 


LIEUT. 


73 


30  Jan. 

II  May 

I  May 
13  Aug. 


9  An, 
13  June  74 
1 1  Feb.    75 

31  May    77 


78    17  Anril  79 


2  .lulv 

0  May 
24  May 

1  Jan. 


1  July 

2  June 
21  June 

I  Apr.    86; 
1  Nov.   86 


I  Feb. 

II  Jan. 

1  July 


87! 
I  July   83 


20  May 


CiPTAINS. 

Reynell  H.    Bayley  Taylor,"  Major} 

Army  Ordnance  Department Jt 

2  Chas.  Joseph  Ertwd.AddisM'Arthur^^ 

p.s.c.     Percy    Wildman-Lushingtfjn,  > 

In^triH-tor  Ji.  M.  Co/leffc,  13  Feb.  93) 

2  D.s.c.  Alex.  Beamish  Hamilton-*  

Harold  James  Clitford  Stanton,  Adj.  \ 

I   Soxhurgh  and  Selkirk   Vol.  Riflen ) 

At.  Wentworth  Wra.  Aug.  Thellusson-^ 

1  Walter  Dennistoun  Sellar^'   

1  Edgar  John  Dent-"^    1 

Cecil  Macdonald  Stephenson,-^  Adj.  ^  \ 

4  Vol.  Bii.  Ji.  Highlanders  15  May  95  )  j 

2  Thomas  George  MacLaren*" 

Archibald    Stephen    Koe,^i    Station  > 

Staff"  Officer,  FrruZrjiore,  20  Apr.  99  j 
2  Edward  Robert  Cureton^  , 

1  Alfred  Edward  Haig-*^ 

Seymour  Campbell  Johnston,^^  Adj.  > 

3  Volunteer  Jiaffulion  3  Apr.  97 S 

Angus  George  Fraser*^ 

2  Alan  Ralph  "Cobbold^"^     

1  David  Ramsay  Siaden,^"  DSO 

Francis     John     Carruthers,***   Adf.'t 

3  Battalion  i  Sept.  99   S 

Herbert  William  Raitigan,^  tierciiigf 

in  the  Brifis^h  E.  At'rita  Prafertorate S 

.     Norman  Ernest  Playfair,^^  i>y^)//(i»  > 

Arm'/ } 

2  Thomas  B>Tue  Sellar,***  South  Africa  .. 
p.s.c.  Arthur  Blair,*^  Drp.  Anitlst.  Adj.  > 

Gru.fur  Intell.  S.  Africa S 

1  Herbert  Gilbert  Maclachlan  Amos,  > 

Adjutant  25  July  98 ) 

2  \VilliamHcnrySomervilleM*Alester,*-  } 

Adjutant  28  Mar.  00 j 

I  Henr.y  Donald  Neil  Maclean** 

1  George  Martin  Hannay    

2  Alfred  .lohn  Welch*'' 

David    Drummond    Gunn,    liaihvay  1 

Staff  Officer,  Soft  h  Africa T 

Lieutenants. 
2  Ronald  Charles  Gibb,*«.S7'(i(o»  Staff) 

Officer,  Fi'ftehghrr j 

2  Edivard  Sachev'erell  D'EwesCoke*^  ... 
1  Chandos  Leigh   

1  Ed'.vard  Nicholson  Hroadbent*^  

2  Charles  Phipps  John  Ovans^"     

2  Patrick  Alexander  Vansittart  Stewart^' 

2  James  Charles  Waiter  ConnelP^ 

2  Lionel  Dixon  Spencer^   

1  William  Thornton  Wilkinson  1 

2  George  Butler  Stoney=* , 

1  Thomas  William  Youngson  , 

2  John  Alexander  Doig^" ; 

2  Jas.  Monlgomury  Vansittart  Stewart 


!  13  Aug. 
i  14  Jan. 
'  23  Oct. 

22  Jan. 

iQ  Feb. 


Bo 


14  Sept. 
18  Jan. 

9  May 

9  May 

13  June 

22  Aug.  S 


79  26  Feb. 
So)     I  July 

I  I  July 
1  July 

!     I  July 

I     9  Sept. 

9  Sept. 

10  Mar. 

25  Nov. 
10  Mar. 
30  Jan. 

30  Jan. 
4  Dec. 


I  Aug.   33: 
I  Feb.    89 
I  Nov.    89, 
81!  II  Dec.    8q' 


16  Nov. 


38 


4  Dec. 

10  May 
:o  May 
]o  May 

14  June 


14  June 

90 

It  Jan. 
=-  July 
13  Feb. 

Q2 

92 
93 

I  Mar. 

93 

30  Dec. 

93 

23  May 

94 

28  Sept. 
22  Jan. 

9.^ 
90 

19  May 

96 

12  May 
19  May 
21  July 

97 
97 
97 

30  Dec.  51 

I  Jan.  94 

10  Sept.  94 

6  Feb.  96 

19  May  9S 

8  Mar.  99 
5  Jan,  00 
3  Dec.  98 

9  June  00 


ao  May    qS 


22  Aug.  88    10  Sept.  Qo 


22  Aug. 
29  Dec. 
I  Mar. 


90 


15  Oct.     90 

13  Jul.y    92 

21  .Tan.  93 
9  Sept.  93 
9  Sept.  93 

23  Dec.    93 


7  Mar.    94 


4  Doc. 
17  Apr. 
13  Feb. 


26  Oct. 

I  Jan.  98! 

20  Apr.  99 

20  Apr.  991 

9  June  CO  I 


29  Apr.    92]     9  June  ooj 


23  May 

22  May 
19  Slay 
21  Feb. 

12  May 


94  i     9  June   00 


9  June  00 
23  June  00 
2 1  June  ool 


Q7i  30  July    00 


10  Oct. 

29  May 
28  Sept. 
28  Sept. 
18  July 

15  May 
t6  June 

8  Sept. 
S  Sept. 
I  Dec. 
1  Dec. 

1 6  Feb. 


12  May    97 1 

29  July  97 
22  Sept.  97' 
26  (,)cc.  97I 
15  Nov.  97J 
31  Dec.    97 

I  Jan. 
II  May 
25  Nov.  98 
20  Ajn".  99! 
10  Mav 
28  Mar. 
31  Mar. 


98 
9S| 


991 


Vaars;sep  ,68  The  Kiuj's  Owri  Scotti^ih  Bonkrers. 


Ku  11  Hall 


Thomas  Faterson  V/inf!ate,Iiailwa;/\  ,  Mav    qsl  21  Apr.    00 

XInff  Officer,  South  AfrU-a  )  *    ^     ^\          f 

2  Hugh  Vincent  Corbett  Tnrnbull 4  May    98     4  May    00 

I  Eric  William  Macrlonald 11  May    98I     9  Jnne   cio| 

I  Herliert  William  Todhunter i  June   98    23  June   00; 

I  Charles  Fi-i.scv  Keunedy    n  Jan.   99   24  June  00, 

I  Gustnvus     Hamilton      Bleukinsopp  1  .  j„,^.    09!  30  Julv    cj 

Ooulsou >  •      -  1 

,  Srcond  Lteutenknts.  , 

I  BaFil  John  Bleukinsopp  t'oulson ;  5  July  99 

..    2  Sytlney  Herbert  Thwaites    9  Dec.  99I 

..    I  Hugh  ColHlen 20  Jan.  ooj 

1  Charles  p;ruest  William  Bland 20  Jan.  00,                       ; 

"    2  Jasies  Robert  Cook  jcTan.  oo| 

^  Malcolm  Arthur  Russell  Bell     joJan.  001                       , 

I  Patrick  Welhvood  Dudgeon 7  Mar.  00 

.'.  ;i  Ueorge  Robert  Seton  Logan-Home  ...  j8  Apr.  col 

1  William  Fergus  Graham,,  -21  Apr.  oo- 

„    2  Oscar  Leonard  Bicktbrd 19  Ma.v  00, 

..  j     George  Stuart  Douglas  19  May  ooj 

.     2  George  Wilson   .Smith 9  June  00 

2  .lohn  William  Jerome  Alves  11  Aug.  00. 

2  Charles  Alexander  .^ntrobns 11  Ang.   00 

I  Thomas  Cadell    13  Oct.    00 

..    I  Hon.  Moubrav  St.  Andrew  Thornton  /         q^j      ^o' 

St.  John J,      ' 

•Gore  Barron 17  Oct.     oo^ 

James  Corbet  Lang  10  Nov.  00 

.Quarter iloflct.— 2  Alexander  M'Dermott,  13  Jan.  52;  Jlon.  Litiit. 
"[  '  1  Bruce  Ennis  Parkinson,  11  Oct.  99  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 

FacinQs  Blue. — Agent/,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
I«(  Battnii,,,!  n,ibn,-kei1for  Soi'tit  Afi-ira,  4  Jan.  iw,:,.      md  Batl.iliou  emlmrl-nifor  Eygfl,  19  Ju'j  '6 


Sir  Charles  Napier  during  his  campaign  of  1845  against  the 


'l^c^iS^i^^ii^'iior^^e^ty^^rofin^;:^  in  .S97-08  with  the^Tirah  Expedi- 

tionarv  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Scottish  Borderers,  and  was  prc-scnt  in  tue  engagement  at  Dargm  on 
the  iSth Mctober   at  the  forcing  of  the  Sarapagha  and  Al-hanga  Passes,  and  m  the   operations  in  the   D>™to 

^'iX^r  Seiker  ser've'H  in'lhJ  !^;™han''w^ar'of  .S7S-80  as  Acting  Adjutant  with  the  ,st  Battalion  25th  King's  Own 
Borderers  fim  with  the  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force  under  Lieut.General  Maude,  and  aftonvards  wuli  the 
K^yber  Line  Force  under  Lieut.General  Bright,  including  the  expeditions  into  the  Lughman  Va  ley  and  agams. 
the  Waziri  Khu-'ianis  :  he  was  also  presentintheengagementsatKam  Daka  nnd>argo6i  iMedal).  Sened  Hntb 
hi  CWtra,  Reltef  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  ,89?  with  the  =nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  in- 
eluding  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  the  passage  of  the  Swat.  River,  and  tl\«„  "Engagement  at  P^itykora 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  W  il ham  Lockhart  n 
iS^-oSwith  the  Ti^h  Expeditionary  Force  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  Peshawai 

^'"'Tayrll.H^B.'Taylor  served  with  the  25th  Kings  Own  Borderers  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the 
Khyber  Line  Force  under  Lieut.General  Bright  (Medal  I.  ,  r  ,,„„„„,<„  ,r,^r„  with  tht 

s  Major  Mavne  served  with  the  ist  Battali.^,!,  25th  King's  Own  Borderers  m  'l^V^  "  1  ,  il^Hfi  ^^(mrAionec 
Khyber  Line  Force  under  Lieut.General  Bright  (Medal) .  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  L"  "JS^-f,  "«;■ '  ™!^ 
indesnatchL^  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  m  .S95  with  the 
'ndSahon  king's  Ow.1  Scottish  Borderers,  including  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  the  passage  of  th 
Swaf  River;  and  the  engagement  at  PanjUora  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  n  the  campaign  ,"»  'hej.'.rt  Wes 
Frontta- of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  .897-93  with  the  Tirah  K.Mieditionury  ^  "^rn  l.ir d  in  the  o  «ra 
haul's  Own  Scottish  Borderers,  and  was  present  in  the  engMgemcnt  at  Dargai  on  the  iSth  Octobeiand  in  the  optra 
tionsarouiid  Dwatoi  and  in  the  Bara  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches,  two  Clasps). 

°  .Majo?  Reid  served  throughout  the  Afghan  war  of  .  878-80,  Hrst  in  Northern  .Ugban.stan  with  the  2,tL 
Rej^ment  under  Sir  Frederick  Maude,  including  th9  Bazar  Valley  Expedition;  afterwanls  n  Sonthern  .\tghan 
istan  with  the  3rd  Bombay  Light  Cavalrv,  in-,luding  the  mutiny  and  subsequent  Vm-^ftott.h^\VaUotL^i^ 
dahar's  troops  at  Girisuk.  the  battle  of  Mjiiwand  m  command  of  a  stiuadrou  (wounded),  and  the  defence  0 
Candahnr  (mentioned  in  desnatches.  Medal).  ,-•   _,    n         a„.,.f:=>>  Tlnrrlornr*  witl 

'«  Major  Cavaye  and  Captain  Carruthers  sen-edwith  the  2nd  Batta  ion  ^^'"5^^  «" »  S'»"'^^^?°^''^™J!^i 
the  Suakin  Field  Force  in  December  i3SS  during  the  investment  ol  Suakm  and  were  present  at  theng|gem.n 
at  Gemaizah  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).      Also  served  in  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  !•  rontici 

"f^llaior  Wilkinson  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1SB4-S5  as  Transport  Officer  <Medal  with  Clasp  |mc 
Khedive's  Star).  Served  as  Adjutant  to  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  with  the  feuakin  1  leit 
■^^rce  in  December  iSSS  during  the  investment  of  Suakin  and  was  present  m  the  ^'^sagement  at  Uemum. 
■mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  of  1800-19=0  as  -^^'f »"' P'^°J3''-p\",'^^^^^^ 
■  13  Major  Wigram  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  borderers  with  the  fnakin  Fieldt  ore 
:u  December  18S8  during  the  investment  of  Suakin,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (iieaa 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Also  sen-ed  in  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  Frontier  '°i=°?'.  ^'=^'^^i;i"' 
the  Chiural  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  iSq;  with  the  2Ud  Battalion  King  s  Own  Scottish  Borderers 
including  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  the  passage  of  the  Swat  River,  and  t'^'' c°.S»^.f "™' *}'  ^^^^ 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  oflndia  under  Sir  ^\  ''''«^J;°^f 't'''^,  " 
'597-98  with  the  -rirah  Kxoedit.onary  Force  with  the  2nd  BattaUon  King's  Own  Scottish  Bo'''l"«'^*i'J,^„".?,^P.7;,, 
»  Major  Macl'arlane  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  with  the  Suakin  fieii 
|.'orce  in  December  i3SS  during  the  investment  of  Suakin,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Gemaizat 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  St.ar).  Also  served  in  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  Frontier  n  iKSo.  serve 
with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  ,895  as  Adjutant  to  the  2iid  Battalion  King  s  O^.^™";?' 
Borderers  including  the  action  at  the  Malakand  Pass-dangerously  wounded  (Medal  witn  Clasp).  ?e"^°  °J?, 
campai^  on  the  North  West  Frontier  oflndia  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  m  1S97-98  with  'heTirah  Lxpediuonar 
Force  with  the  2nd  BattaUon  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  l^a^gai  on  tn 
1 8th  October,  at  t  le  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  the  operations  111  the  Uwatoi  countr, 
and  in  the  Bara  V  illey  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  two  Clasps). 


The  Kiii'/a  Olkii  Scottish  Bonlererg.  268a, 

ForCG  m  December  .S88  i^urniK  il.e  mveatmejii.  ul  Suaki.i,  and  was  pvcseni,  at,  ihe  en-aneiauiit  atCimLillh 
<Me.lal  with  Clasp,  aad  Khe.hvc'B  Star).    Al.so  sowed  in  the  operations  on  the  .Sor.rtan  From  m-^u  %'^'''"'"'-'^^ 

22  M;i,i"r  -Werner  served  with  lue  ,st.  Battalion  .-5th  King's  Own  Borderers  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i^Sto'-'o  with 
the  Khyber  L.ne  Force  under  Lieut.Ueneral  Brijht  i  Ivledal).  fierved  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884185  a^^ul  vas 
presontm  the  engage.nen  at  Ahu  Klea  Wells  on  th..  ,6th  and  17th  Febrnary  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  khedi™s 
Star).  Servo,  with  the  Chm-Lushai  Expeduionary  F^ice  in  ,889-90  as  Sui.criutendent  of  i^  -mv  Si  "n.,llers 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  ■'       -   .iiioi» 

2»  Captain  M'Arthur  served  w-i;h  the  ist,  Bat.;alion  King's  Own  Borderers  in  tho  AlVhan  war  in  i3tq-8o  in  tl,B 
Kh.ybor  Line  Force  under  L,eui..(ie,i..ral  Bright  (.Medal).  Served  in  the  Soudan  oampai.vn  in  ,88=  an  I  wal 
present  in  the  engagement  at  the  T.jlrek  zereba  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Ktai^  Served  with  thn 
=nd  Battalion  King  s  Own  Scotti.sh  Borderers  in  the  Cliin-Lushai  Expedition  in  ,890  with  l^ho  Burmah  Column 
under  Brigadier  General  .Symons  (Medal  -ith  tiasp).  Served  with  the  Chif-l  Relief  Force  under  Si"  Robert 
Low  in  1895  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King  s  Own  acotbish  Borderers,  including  the  capture  of  the  SI-ilak-iTid  Pnj>« 
the  passage  ot  the  Swat  Rwer,  and  the  engageuient  at  Panjkora.  (Medal  with  Clasp)  "o.iv.iuu  caa^. 

'*  Major  Hamilton  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionar.v  Force  in  ,889-90  (Medal  with  Clasn)  Served 
in  the  rampaiun  in  the Jsoudan  ui»iei  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSqS,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Bie\et  01  Major.  British  Medal,  and  Khe.live's  Mertnl  with  Cl'ispl  J'.naitoum 

26  Captain  a'helluBson  served  with  the  Mounted  Inlanlry  with  the  Suakin  Field  Force  iu  December  ,838  durinir 
the  investir  eut  of  Suakin  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (Medal  w-'th  Clasp  and  Khedive's  Star) 
Also  ssrved  in  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  Frontier  m  ,889.    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1800-1000 

2'  Captain  Sellnr  served  with  the  2iid  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  with  the  Suakio  Field  Force  in 
December  ,8^88  during  the  investmeut  ot' Suakin,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive  8  Star).  Also  served  111  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  Frontier  iu  rSSo  Served  in  the  South 
African  war  in  1399-190.J— severely  wounded.  i»  ...it.  .j  jum 

28  Captain  Dent  sor«dwith  the  jnd  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  with  the  Suakin  Field  Force  in 
December  ,338  during  the  investment  of  Suakin  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  in  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  frontier  in  ,889  including  the  emraire 
ment  at  Toski  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Classof  the  iledjidie.  Clasp).  "  h  e>= 

2«  Captairi  Stephenson  served  with  the  Chin-iliushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  ,889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

*i  Captain  MacLareu  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  ii'i  ,895  with  the  2nd  Battalion 
King'.-;  Own  Scottish  Borderers,  including  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  the  jiassage  of  the  Swat  River  and 
the  engagements  at  Panjkora  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  iu  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India 
under  Sir  William  liOckhfrt  10,397-98  with  the Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Kind's  Own 
Scottish  Borderers,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Dargai  on  the  i8th  October,  at  the  forcing'  of  the 
Sampaghaand  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Dwatoi  Country— slightly  wounded  (mentioned  'n 
despatches,  two  Clasps). 

31  Captain  Koe  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  E.xpeditionary  Force  in  ,889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with 
the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  ,895  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Kind's  Own  Scottish  Borderers 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

S2  Captain  Cureton  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  with  the  Suakin  Field  Force  in 
December  ,388  during  the  investment  of  Suakin,  and  was  ureseut  at  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (.Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Also  served  in  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  Frontier  in  i3So  Served  with  the 
Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  ,895  as  Signalling  OIBcer  :nd  Brigade,  including  the  capture  of  the 
Malakand  Pass,  the  passage  of  Swat  River,  and  the  engagement  at  Panjkora  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  lu  the 
campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhnrt  in  ,897  98  with  the  Tirali  Expedi- 
tionary i'orce  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Dargai  on  the  ,8th  October  and  at  the  forcing  of  the  Samjiagha  and  Arhanga  Passes  (two  Clasps).         ° 

23  Maior  Hnig  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  with  the  SuakinField  Force  in 
December  ,888  during  the  investment  of  Suakin,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedives  Star);  also  served  in  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  Frontier  in  ,889.  Served  with  the 
Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  ill  ,895  with  the  2ud  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borilerers,  in- 
cluding the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  (after  which  ho  was  Acting  Adjutant),  the  passage  of  the  Swat  River, 
.and  the  engagement  nt  Panjkora  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of 
India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  lu  ,897-98  with  the  Tinili  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's 
Own  Scottish  Borderers,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Dargai  on  the  18th  October,  at  the  forcing  of  the 
iSampagha.  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Dwatoi  Country  and  in  the  Bara  Valley  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  two  ( 'laspsl. 

3*  Captain  Johnston  serveil  in  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  Frontier  in  ,88g  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'*  Captain  Fraser  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  iu  ,895  wilh  the  2nd  Battalion 
King's  Own  Scottish  Borilerers,  including  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  the  passage  of  the  Swat  River,  and 
the  engagement  at  Panjkora  (Medal  with  Cla.sp).  Served  iu  the  campaign  in  the  Sou.laii  under  Sir  Herbert 
Kitchener  in  ,898,  au.l  was  present  at  the  battle  of  the  Atbara  as  Orderly  OtUcer  to  Major  General  Hunter,  Com- 
manding the  Infantry  Di  ■isioii  .jf  the  Egyptian  Army  ;  was  Base  Commandant  during  the  operations  at  Gedaref 
subsequent  to  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (meutioiie.l  iu  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Mcdji.lie,  British  Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Meda^  with  Clasji). 

3*.  Captain  Cobbold  served  with  the  2iid  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  with  the  Suakin  Field  l^'orce 
ih  December  ,888  during  the  investment  of  Sua.kin,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Also  served  iu  tho  operations  ou  the  Soudan  Frontiisr  in  ,8Sg.  Served  in  the 
campaign  ou  the  North  West,  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  ,897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary 
Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"  Captain  Sladen  served  w  ith  the  2iid  Battalioi'-  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  with  the  Suakin  Field  Force  in 
December  1888  daring  the  investment  of  Suakin,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  (Tcmaizah  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Stur).  Also  ser\ed  in  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  Frontier  in  ,889,  Served  in  the  cam- 
paign on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  Inilia  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  ,897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditiouai-y 
.Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Dargai  on  the 
i8tli  October,  at  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Dwatoi  Country 
and  in  the  Baiu  Valle.v— slightly  wounded  (mentioned  in  ues|iatches,  DSO.,  nud  Medal  witli  two  Clasps). 

38  Captain  Rattigar  served  with  the  2iid  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  with  tho  Suakin  Field  Force 
in  Dece  mber  ,888  .luriuir  the  investment  of  Suakin,  and  was  iiresent  at  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (Meda,l 
.with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Also  served  in  the  oper.ttions  on  the  Soudan  Front'er  in  1S89.  Served  with 
■the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  ,895  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  as 
Regimental  Transport  Ofiicer,  mcluding  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  the  jiassage  of  the  Swat  River,  and 
the  engagement  at  Panjkora  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•■^  Captain  Playfair  ser\ed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  iu 
1897-98  with  the  Tirah  I.xpeditioiia.ry  Force  with  the  2iid  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Dargai  ou  the  i8th  October,  at  the  forcing  of  the  Sarapagha  and  Arhanga  Pifses, 
and  in  the  operations  in  the  Dwatoi  Country  And  in  the  Bant  Valley  (Medal  with  two  (.'lasps). 

,  *"  Cajitain  Sellar  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  ,895  with  the  2nd  Battalion 
King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campiiign  on  the  North  West  Frontier 
of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  ,897-98  with  tlie  Tirah  Expeditionary  l.'or(;e  with  the  2nd  Battalior.  King's 
Scottish  Borderers,  and  WHS  jiresent  in  the  engagement  at  Dargai  on  the  ,3th  October,  at  the  forcing  of  tne 
Sampagha  and  Arhanga,  Passes,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Dwatoi  Country  and  in  the  Bara  Valley  (twoC'lasps). 
'  *^  Captain  Blair  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  ,398,  and  was  present  at 
the  battle  of  the  Atbara  1  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*■'  Captain  M'Alestcr  served  -.vith  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  iin.lor  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  2ud  Battalion 
King's  Own  Scottish  Border3rs,  including  the  capture  of  tho  Malakand  Pass,  the  passage  of  the  Swat  River,  and 


268!)  The  King's  Own  Scottish  Bonlerers. 

„      ;  ,-.r   1  1  „•►!,  r-iosn^        Sprvcd  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  Of  India 

the  engagement  at  Pan.ikora  (Medal  with  Glas.p)Seivca^  |    „     ^th  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own 

nnder  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  '897-98 .with  thelirahl'^Mieanwnai;^  October,  at  the  forcing  of  the 

Scottish   Borderers,  and  was  present  "''''^  <^",^?if  "f"\ue  Dwitoi  countrv  and  m  the  Bara  Valley  (tw„  Clasi.s). 
•Sampagha  and  Arhauga  Passes,  and  m  ^''-^OP"   '"f;^"^,^  We.^t  Frontier 'of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  iir 
"  Captain  Maclean  sei-^-ed  "H'^  <^""P"f '\™,;,''fhc°nd  B.Silion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers,  and  was 
1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  *°J««,,  "'li ''',',/^?thftoS^  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and. 

present  in  the  engagement  at  Dargai  on  tl^^f'll  °<='°^"Vail^^^^^  two  Clasps), 

in  the  operations  in  the  Dwatoi('pu.,iy  and  in  the  Baraja^^^^^  1        ^.^^  ^^^  ^^^  Battalion 

«  Captain  Welch  served  with  the  ^1^1'™' ^^''«' ^°™!™  t"e  Malakand  Pass,  the  passage  of  the  Swat  Sivcr, 
King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers,  ">^l"''',"'J.,',^'V'fa2^,)  Served  T^  the  campnigi  on  the  N?rth  West  Frontier  of 
and  the  engagement  at  Panjkora  Medal  with  Clasp.  „f,^/^^j?^  fg,.,,io„  '  pjrce  with  the  =nd  Battalion  King's 
India  nnder  Sir  William  Lockhait  m  ,697-?8  7,  *  ''^«„„Vment  at'S"  ai  on  the  i8th  October,  at  the  forcing  of  the 
Own  Scottish  Borderers,  and  was  present  '"the  engagement  at  uai^  ^^^^  ^  Clasps), 

sampagha  and  Arhnnga  Passes,  and  m  "^e  operat.ons^«  th^^^^^^^  ^^^  ^^^^^.^^^  Lockhart  in  ,897-98 

.i;iriiS;j'«^^i5^Sl?Hx!^^-^ 
s;5Ss^r^?^^i^cftf;r^?:^J|g£^^^ 

Servel  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  J^  ^st  Frjtier  nt  li,  ,m^^^^  ^^^^^  .^  ^^^  engagements  at  Dargai  on 

Expeditionaiy  Force  with  the  King  s  Own  i>cottish  iw  ue  c  .  Arhan.^a  Passes  (two  Claspsl. 

the  iSth  and  zoth  October  and  a  the  f"™V"g  <^f  '  ''^^^^^^-^Ve'ft  Frm^^^^  of  India  under  Sir  William  Locklmrt  in 

«  Lieut.Broadbentserve.  ...the  campaign  o    the  North    \^  ^^^^  ^._^^  Battalion  King's  Owa 

,897-08  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  an.l  with  ''>'-  J    "'1  t.M)io'"o  "ii  v  r  clasps). 

Scottish  Borderers,  and  was  present  m  t'-e  operation^,  ^;^.°'™i,.^;™^°'„7iSa  rader  Sir  WiUiam  Lockhart  in  1S97-98 

50  Lieut  Ovans  served  in  the  campaign  °V'\^,'^«'  , Xn  Kinn^s  Own  Scottish  Borderers,  and  w?8  present  at  the 

with  two  Clasps),  ,      m„,.,i,  west   Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 

J^^^^^^^^^^^'^r^^^  tf^eTn'd^^^laS-n  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  (MeiUl  v.ith 
two  Clasps).  ,.       ,  ■„    „„  n,„ -Mnrtli  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 

.::,^^^r^lZ^^^^^^^^  "^t^^  ^-tSlFon  King's  Own  ScottLsh  Borderers  (Medal  with 

'^?  S^rkpencer  served  m  .he  cami«,ign  on  the  North  ^^^^^^^^^i^  l^2!^r^^^\t 

part  in  the  defence  of  Ladysmith.  Vr>.-fl.  Wejf   Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 

l:\^.^i^e^^S^^:^^^^SP^c:i^^:^^^       own  Scottish  Borderers  (Medal  with 
two  Clasps).  .  •        „„   »i,-,  Vm-fli    West   Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 

with  two  Clasps) . 

Record  of  thn  Services  of  the  2n,l  Battalion  the  Kind's  On-n  Scottish  Borderers  {fonnevUj  the  25th  Re^t.) 

t^to^^^^^^^^^'^  "E^^pr'o^^Brs.%he  Soudal  to  tSS,  (ac.  Jat  Gentai.ah). 
b;gypt,to  1830.     India,  1890. 


Record  of  the  Services  of  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  ^^'ctsh  Fusiliers  (formerly  the  23rd  Reyin,e,d). 
Eaisedint  68,,  and  proceeded  to  Flanders    tOgj.     T°  Ireland    1 697.     '^^J'^^:;:/::;,^^^ 
Blenlieim,  Kamillies,  uudenarde,  an.    Walplaquet).     To  ^ng Und,  1713.     ^°  ^/j^'^  l^'^  \ ^4    ( 

To  EnVand.  AvaleLren,  and  returned  to  England   '«^°3.     Amalgamated  ^'h      *  ^att.a.on    i8m0    Tc 
Belgium  and  France,  .1815  (battle  of  Waterloo)      To  En^and^S^S      T°  ^ibralt^^  ih-3  .     ^^ 

ilnSland!  1856.    To  India,  1857  (capture  of  Lucknow).    To  England,  1S69.    lo  India,  iMo. 
1885  (campaign  of  1885-86).     To  India,  1887. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion. 
Eaised  at  Ncw,,ort  (Wales)  in  1S58.     To  Malta    1859.    To  Gibraltar    18G3      To  Canada    iS6^ 
England  1867.    To  West  Coast  of  Africa  and  Ashauti,  1872      To  England,   i873.     -lo  (-Tibrait.u ,  i»74 
ro°England,  1880.     To  Ireland,  1883. 


The  Cameronians  (^Scottish  Rifles). 

J  Formerly  the  26tli  {'I'he  Cameroiuaib)  and 
the  goth  {Perthshire  Volunteers — Light  Infantry)  Itegiments. 

(The  3ril  aiul  4th  Battalions  are  formed  of  the  Royal  Lanark  llilitia. ) 


ist  Batt.,  xiUi'know. Bengal, 
2nd  Batt.,  South  Africa. 


269 


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L        HAMILTON. 


HAMILTON. 


lYears'Rer 
Fail 


Blekheim"  "RlMiLLiEs"  "Oodbsaedk"  "  Ma  r-PLAQn-iT  "  "Mandoba"  "Eqtpi"  (n-iththa  Sphinx). 
'  OoEOjrsA  "  "  Makiinique"  "Guadalohpe"  "China"  (with  the  Dragon).    "  South  Afeioa, 

1846-7"      "  SBFASTOPOL"  "LUCKNOW  "    "AOYSSINIA"    "  80UTH  AfhICA,  1S77-S-Q. " 
Half  t      /  //        y 

Pa.v|CoIonel.—.S/y  James  L'lerk  Rattray,'  ICCB.  Bnxigii,  "17  Jan.  51;  Lieu/,  it  Aiiar.  .54;  Cjptaiii,  a  Sept.  55; 

Mti/ur,  14  Jan.  62  ;  Lt.Coloud,  P3  June  64  ;   Colonel,  3  June  69  ;    Major  General,  14  Nov.  79  ;   Zf. General, 

I  Jiily  3i  ;  Colonel  Scottish  Rifles,  17  Sept.  qq. 

Lieutenant  Colonels. — i  p.g,c.  Samuel  tlolt  Lomax,-  Lieut.  13   June   74;  Captain,  21    July  So;  3£ajor, 

I  Jan.  86;  Lt. Colonel,  10  Oct.  97. 

2  Ernest  Cooke,*  iie«^  15  Jnl.y  76  ;  Cirpftiin,  24  Jan.  83  ;  Major,  29  Apr.  92  ;  Lf. Colonel,  3  Apr.  99. 


Majoes. 
I  Sydne,y  Gordon  Grant,*  2nil  in   Com-') 

manil  3  Apr.  99 i 

Fortesciie  John  NaKon,'Xi.SO.{jB^£'.  » 

Colonel  :6  Nov.  98),  E'jijpf lan  Arm;/  i 

1  Robert  Black  Pell« 

Thomas  Townle.y  Macau 

Allan    Vesey    Ussher,^    Adjittant    3") 

LiinarlciUre  Vol.  Bi/les  i5  Nov.  96...  i 
■-  Con.vn'4liam  Richard  Cecil  Ellis' 

2  p.g.i':  Ernest  Henry  Samuel  Twyford'i 
Lionel  Combe,  Adj.  Midlaitd  liaitwa;/') 

l,!f.  W.  Fnv.)  Vols.  I  Apr.  96    JT 

Captains. 
p.s.e.   Herbert  Sutherland  Walker"  1 

IBf.Lt.Culonnl  8  July  99),  Staff  Cap- 


JND  LIEUT. 


I  May    78 


II  Au;r. 

II  May 
23  Oct. 

19  Feb. 


78 


4 
4 

4 
4 
4 
4 
i 
3 
3 
3 
2 
2 

2 
2 
2 
2 


tain.   War  Office,  to  Apr.  oo  {tKinp.))  \ 
Herbert  Forbes  Churchill,  Adj.  5  Vol,  )  1 

Batt.  Manchester  Regt.  2  Dec.  95   ...  i  ] 
Henry  Nugent  Head,  ^rfj.  2  Vol.  Bn.'}  \ 

N.  Stafordshire  Regt,  15  Mar.  97    ...  j 
Chas.   Maxwell  Shurlock   Henning, ) 

Adjutinif  4  Battalion  t  Feb.  99  } 

Geo.  DalbiacLuavd,  .£l(?;.3  .SH.15  Auff.96 

Robert  Wanless  O'Gowau^ 

Archibald  Offley  Jeuney   

Wilfrid  Marryal  Bliss    

Philip    Rynti     Robertson,  Adjutant) 

Xj/nee  fal  Vohinteer  Rifles  2  Feb.  gg  /  1 
Croitou  Bury  Vandeleur,i^.S'o(f//t  Africa. 

William  Alston  Dykes I 

Geo.  Tapper  Campbell  Carter-Camp-  /  | 

bell,'-  Adjutant  20  Nov.  99 >  I 

Ernest  de  Launoy  Hiiyes'^ ■ 

MaynardFranciaCoIchetiter-WemTSS,  '  > 

Adj.  qi>eeii'sVol. Rifle  Brig. 11  in\yq'i > 

Charles  Edward  Tuson 

George  Adams  EUis-^ 

Maurice  Loraine  Pears'** 

Hesperus     David     Watkiss     Lloyd,  'i 

l£gyp(ian  Army i 

Thomas  Henry  Healey,"*  EggpilauAnny 

James  Huutly  Duttou'^    

Arthur  Cecil  Northev'* ' 

William  Hugh  Barton"* ! 

Richard  Oakley,  Intperial  Sep  resent  a.-')  ' 

fice  Corps . ) 

James  Graham  Ctiaplin,'^  Adjutant  / 

29  Oct.  gS j 

Ian  Stewart'* 

Henry  Edward  (Jreeni^ 

Hy.  Edw.  Hotbam,-o  J2ese;'re  {Depo/)... 

Ernest  Johns3n,  Reserce  (Depot)   

Arthur  Ritchie,  Reserce  (Depot)  -- 

Arthur    Herbert     Wood.^i    Adjutant  i 

Imperial  Repre^e/itatice  Corpif ) 

Lieutenants. 

James  Stewart  M'Euen    .. 

Walter  Joseph  Maxwell-Scott,22  5o»;7t> 

Africa,  with    i    Gloucester  Regiineat) 

Wm.  Michael  Joseph  White 

Mark  Kerr'3 

Ai'thur  Lord  Mackinnoui*    

Francis  Alex.  Chetwood  Hamilton'* 

Vincent  Corbett  Sandilands    

Harry  Hylton  Lee 

William  Henry  Macallan*'^*   

George  Grit^e  

Harold  William  Edden 

Dugald  Stewart  Gilkison" 

ArtUur  Gerald  Ritchie... 

Eric  Stanley  Givdwood,-^  South  Africa,  > 

tci/h    2  Batfalion S 

Reginald    Hugh    Chisholm,'*    South  \ 

Africa,  Kith  2  Battalion    > 

Oliver  Miles  Torkington^ 

Douglas  Ramsay  Ewing'^ 

Patrick  Ronald  Napier 

Charles  Braithwaite  WaUis 

'  John  Maurice  Colchester-Wemyss^" 


LTEUT. 

29  Sept. 

1  July 

2  June 
1  July 

I  July 

5  Dec. 
5  Dec. 

10  Mar. 


83 


5  Feb. 

20  June 

23  Oct. 

3  May 

2Q  Oct. 

27  Jan. 
9  Apr. 
17  Dec. 

26  Apr. 

9  Oct. 

21  Oct. 
7  Mar, 

T2  Dec. 

12  Dec. 


12  Dec. 

6  Mar. 
ti  Apr, 
2  Feb. 

2i  Jan. 
10  Oct. 


;  23  Aug.  84 

2S  Aug.  34 

'     7  Feb.  85 

!   18  Feb.  85 

'     7  Oct.  85 

!  28  Apr.  86 

,  28  Apr.  S6 

'■   25  Aug.  86 

'  25  Aug.  86 

S7    22  June  qi 

S3|  16  Nov.  g: 

8g    29  Apr.  qz 

9o|     5  Apr.  93 

Q'-:    6  Dec.  93 

92'    10  Oct.  94 

92!  28  Nov.  94 

92I     4  Jan.  95 

93    14  Jan.  95 

95!     6  Apr.  93 

93I  15  Nov.  95 

94'  20  Nov.  95 

94'     I  Apr.  g6 

9t;  26  Apr.  96 

94 
95 : 
78 


CAPTA-IN.      |BRBV.  MAJ.  MAJOR. 


16  Oct.       85  ; 

17  May    S6j 

13  Nov.  Sg: 
22  June  91 

2  Mar.   92  j 

5  Apr.    93' 
7  Mar.    94 

29  Apr.    92 


24  June  96 

10  Oct.  97 

ir  Julv  gS 

5  Dec.  78 

01,     1  July  81 

91I  16  Apr.  g4 

5  Sept.  g6    30  July  98 


20  Feb. 

24  Mar. 

I  May 
8  Sept. 
I  Dec. 
I  Dec. 
16  Feb. 
4  May 
7  May 

23  Nov. 

4  Jan, 
11  Feb. 
1 1  i''eb. 

20  May 

20  May 

24  June 
24  June 

5  Ji'y 

19  July 
18  Oct, 


97,  29  Oct.     gS 
97  j  28  Dec.    98 


15  Dec.  94 

22  Dec.  97 

iS  Jan.  99 

15  Feb.  gq 

25  Feb.  99 

2g  Mar.  99 

3  Apr.  gg 

29  Jan.  00 


16  Apr.    94    25  May    g7 
28  Nov.   94  I 


II  Jan.  gv 

I  Feb.  gg 

3  May  99 

3  May  99 

3  May  99 

3  May  99 

yui     5  June  99 

gSi  14  Oct.  99 

gg'    24  Oct. 
gg     30  Dec. 

99 1     7  Jan, 


15  Dec.    94] 

15  Nov. 

2  Dec. 
\g  Feb. 
I  Apr. 

1  Apr. 

26  Apr, 

23  Dec. 

10  Oct. 

2  Nov. 

22  Dec. 

11  Jan. 

11  Jan. 
I  Feb. 
1 8  Mar. 

29  June 

21  Aug. 

23  Aug. 
9  Oct. 

75  Jan. 

25  Jan. 

25  Jan. 

10  Apr. 
ID  Apr. 
2    May 

16  Nov. 

26  May 

14  June 


.5 
961 

961 
96; 

96, 
gS 
97 
97 


gg!  25  Jan.  CD 

991  25  Jan.  00 

99    29  -Tan.  00 

99    26  Feb.  00 

99  j  10  Apr.  00 

99    19  Apr.  o^ 

99'  14  June  o 


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270  The  Cameronians  (Scoffisli  Tt>fe-i). 

SkCO^D   LlKlMKNtXT-.  2Hrl  LIKUT.  - 

2  Edmuii'l  Bromfield  Ferrers^ 18  Oct.  99 

Frederic  Georse  Williiim  Drnffen 18  Oct.  99 

Allan  Eonuld  llMcAUiin    ,  6  Deo.  99, 

2  Charles  Guy  Bram-,TelF-'  :  6  Dec.  99 

f  James  Fail-lie    1  20  Jan.  oo| 

7  EwHn  Patrick  Grant'** 1  20  Jan.  00 

z  Johu  Earner  Turner'" :  20  .Tan.  oo| 

I  Herbert  Charles  Hyde  Sniitli 21  Feb.  00.  ^ 

1  Williiiiu  DcTiuiau  Croir 7  Mar.  ooj 

2  Geofl.  Ba^nioiid  Wortbington  Wilmer"  18  Apr.  00 
I  Cliarles  .^haw  Can-.eron  18  Apr.  00] 

John  ( 'oilier  Stormonl  li-Darlinj^ 21  Apr.  001 

t  John  Alex.  Kinixlake  Clayton  Lewis  ..  zi  Apr.  00 

George  Frederics  rhillips™    21  Apr.  ooj 

I  Grefror  Macgreij-or 5  May  oo^ 

1  David  Pasley  Fraser 23  May  ool 

2  Arthur  Campbell  Taylor 23  May  00' 

2  "William  Andrew  Dyke.s  Barry  !  11  Aug.  -.-j 

QKartrrMiintert. — i  Jesse  Woolger,  8  Mayq:;;  Hon.  Lieut. 
2  Thomas  Fmn,^'6Julyq8;  Hon.  Lieut. 

Facing),  Rifle  Gresn.— Agents,  Messr.<i.  Cox  &  Co. 

i»f  Battalion  embarked  for  ImUa.  i  Dee.  1S04.    ^nd  Saltation  r  ,„hn  ,-l-ed  .for  .So)'!//  Af,-  ica,  23  Oct.  1S90. 

1  Sir  James  Rattrav  ser\  ed  with  the  ooth  Light  Infantry  in  the  Crimea  from  the  4tli  Dec.  1854,  incladiug  the 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  was  se^■erely  wounded  at  the  ansault  of  the  Redan  on  the  8th  September  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medai).  Served  also'  during  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58.  and  waspresent  with  Havelock  s 
Oolumnattherelie^andsu^^equent  defence  ofLucknow  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches),  defence  of  the  Alumbagh 
under  Outram.  and  capture  of  I.ucknow  bv  Lord  I'lvde  (Meds;  with  two  Clasp»,  and  a  year's  service*. 

3  Lt.Colonel  Lomaxsen-ed  as  Adjutant  of  the  ooth  Light  Infantry-  in  the  Gaika  war  of  187S,  inclndms  me  operations 
in-the  Waterklonf  and  Peric  Bush,  and  the  engagement  at  Taba  ludoda.  Also  served  throughout  the  Zulu  war  ol 
1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Zuugin  Nek,  Kambula,  and  Ulunui  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■'  Lieut.-Coloiiel  Cooke  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSoQ-iooo  in  command  of  the  and  Battalion  Seollish 
Rifles  with  the  Ladvsmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Coleiiso,  in  tht  engagements  at  Spion  kop 
and  Vaal  Krantz,  in"  the  operations  of  14th  to  -7th  FebruaiT  loco  including  the  engagement  at  Pieter's  Hill  and 
the  relief  of  Ladvsmith  :  took  part  in  the  subsequent  advance  through  Northern  Natal,  and  in  the  operations  under 
Sir  Francis  Clery  in  the  Transvaal, 
♦  Major  Grant  served  with  the  Bechuannlnnd  Expedition  '.:nder  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1S84-S5. 
^  Lt.Colonel  Nason  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Soudan  in  18S0  including  the  engagements  at  Argum 
(wounded)  and  Toski  (Medal  v.ith  Clasp.  4th  Class  of  the  Mediidie.  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Dougola 
Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbeit  Kitchener  in  1896  as  B.igade  Major  ist  Brigade,  including  the  engage- 
ment at  Firket  and  the  ope  ations  at  Haflr  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brii  ish  Medal,  and  Khedive  s  lledal  with 
two  Clasps):  in  the  operations  in  1807  IClnsji);  and  in  i8qE.  including  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khnrtnum 
(mentioned  in  despateues)  .and  the  defeat  of  Ahmed  Fcdil'sArmy  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  i,f  Lt.Colonel, 
DSO.,  and  two  Clasps  to  IChedive's  iledal). 

0  Major  Fell  served  with  the  00th  Light  Infantry  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements 
at  Zungin  Nek  and  Kambnla  (iledal  withClasji). 

!•  Major  Ussher  served  in  the  operations  against  the  Jebus,  Lagos,  in  1891  (mentioucd  in  despatches.  Medal 
with  Clasp). 

»  Major  Ellis,  Captain  Wanless-O'Gowan,  and  Lieut.  Torkington  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  legq-tgo^ 
with  the  2nd  Battalion  Scottish  Rifles  with  the  Ladvsmith  Relief  Force,  and  were  present  at  the  battle  of  ColeuBo 
and  in  the  engagement  at  Spion  Kop — severely  wounded. 

'"  Captains  Vandeleur,  Pears,  and  Barton,  and  Second  Lieuts.  Cii-ant  and  Turner  served  in  the  South  African  wai 
in  1899-1900  with  the  jiid  Battalion  Scottish  Rifles,  and  took  part  in  the  advance  through  Northern  Natal  after  the 
relief  of  Ladysmith,  and  in  the  operations  under  Sir  Francis  Clerv  in  the  Transvaal. 

"  Major  Twyford  served  with  the  Chm-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  18S0  as  Transport  Officer  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i8Q9-iqoo  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Scottish  Rifles  with  the  Ladysmith 
Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Cole'nso,  in  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop  and  Vaal  Krantz,  and 
the  operations  of  :4th  to  27th  Fobruarv  i9c«,  including  the  engagemei.i  at  Pieter's  Hill  (-everely  woundedl  and 
the  relief  of  Ladv.smith:  took  jiart  in  the  subseouent  operations  under  Sir  Francis  llery  in  the  Transvaal. 

1-  Captain  Carter-Campbell  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSog-iq.:.:.  a.^  Adjutant  2nd  Battalion  Scottish 
Kifles  with  the  Ladysmitli  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Co'lenso,  in  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop 
and  Vaal  Krantz,  and  the  operations  of  14th  to  27th  February  1900  including  the  engagement  at  Pieter's  Hill  and 
the  relief  of  Ladysmith,  took  part  in  the  subsequent  advance 'through  Northern  Natal,  and  in  the  operations  undei 
Sir  Francis  Clerv  in  the  Transvaal. 

13  Captains  Haves,  Dutton,  and  Northev,  and  Lieuts.  Kerr,  Mackinnon,  Hamilton.  Chisholm,  and  Ewing  served 
in  the  South  African  war  in  iSoq-igoo  witli  the  2nd  Battalion  Scottish  Rifles  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  ami 
were  present  at  the  battle  of  Lolenso,  in  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop  and  Vaal  Krantz,  and  the  operations  01 
14th  to  27tli  February  iq.x.  iiuludiug  the  engagement  at  Pieter's  Hill  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith,  took  part  in  thi 
subsequent  advance  through  Northern  Natal,  and  in  the  operations  under  Sir  Francis  Clery  in  the  Transvaal. 

'»  Lt.Colonel  'Walker  served  with  the  Benin  Expedition  under  Rear  Admiral  Rawson  m  1897  as  special  service 
officer  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp)  :  al-o  .served  in  the  operations  m  the 
Northern  Territories  of  the  Gold  Coast  in  [897-08  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Clasp). 

''  Captain  Ellis  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  'West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  11 
i8s7  with  the  Tochi  Field  and  Tinih  Expeditionary  Forces,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range  and  in 
the  Kurram  Valley  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

;«  Captain  Healey  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Soudan  in  j885-Sq.  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  al 
Gini.S3  (Medal  for  distinguished  conduct  in  the  field).  Kosheh,  SaiTa> -five  times  wounded  (mentoeed  in  de 
spatches.  Bar  to  distinguished  conduct  Mcdall.  Gemaiziih  and  Toski  (2nd  Bar  to  distinguished  conduct  Medal). 
Served  with  Che  Dougola  Exiieditiouarv  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iS 56  on  Transpoj-t  duty,  including 
the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  oiie'rations  at  Haflr  (mentioned  in  de.^patches,  Biitisli  Medal,  and  Khedives 
Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'"  Captain  Chaplin  served  in  the  camiiaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-96  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  and  theTirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment.i 
including  the  expedition  to  the  Hazar  Vallev  (Medal  with  two  Clns])S). 

i»  Captain  Stewart  and  Second  Lieut.  Wil'mer  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i399-i9co  with  the  2iid  BattallO 
Scottish  Rifles,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  under  Sir  Francis  Clery  in  the  Transvaal.  . 

1*  Captain  Green  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  i8o8-i8qg  (medal  and  clasp),  served  in  the  Sout 
African  war  in  1809-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seottifh  Rifles  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  presents 
the  battle  of  Cole'nso,  in  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop  (slightly  wounded)  and  Vaal  Krantz,  and  in  the  operation 
of  14th  to  27th  February  iqno  iiic;uding  the  engagement  at  Pieter's  Hill  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith;  took  pal 
in  the  subsequent  advance  through  Northern  Natal,  and  in  the  operations  imder  Sir  Francis  Clery  in  the  Transvaff"^ 

-"  Captain  Hotham  served  with  the  qdth  Light  Inl'antrv  in  t!ie  Gaika  war  of  1S7S,  including  the  operations  1 
the  Waterkloofand  Perie  Bush.  .Mso  serxod  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  iS;;.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement 
at  Zungin  Nek,  Kambula,  and  Dinn.'i  (Medal  with  I'lasp). 


The  iJameronians  {Scottish  Bijles),  270a 

'  ^  Captain  Wood  served  in  the  campaiffn  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WilUam  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  Tirnh  Kxjiedirionary  Force  with  the  2ud  Battalion  Yorkshire  Resiment  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
Served  in  the  South  African  wjtr  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Scottisli  KiHe-*  with  the  Ladysmilh  Relief 
Force,  and  was  present,  iit  the  battle  of  Colenso,  in  the  en^rasrements  :tt  Spion  Kop  and  Vnal  Krantz,  in  the  opera- 
tions of  14th  to  .!7th  February  iq^x.  includinff  the  engagement  at  Pioter's  Hill  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith,  Hnd  in 
the  subsequent  ndvance  through  Northern  Kiital. 

23  Lieut.  MaxwfU-Scott  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gloucestershire  Regi- 
ment, and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Reitfontein  and  Lombard's  Kop,  and  at  the  defence  of  Ladysmith  ;  after- 
wards on  the  Natal  Line  of  Communication  with  the  Drakenberg  Defence  Force ;  took  part  with  the  2nd  Battalion 
Scottish  Ritles  in  the  operations  under  Sir  Francis  Clery  in  the  Transvaal. 

=^*  liitjut,  Macallan  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  -^nd  Battalion  Scottish  Rifles. 

'^^  Lit-ut.  (Jilkison  and  Second  Lieut.  Bramwell  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1000  with  the  ^nd  Bat- 
talion Scottish  Rifles  with  the  I^adysnuth  Rehef  Force,  and  were  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  in  the  engage- 
ments at  Spion  Kop  and  Vaal  Krantz,  in  the  operations  of  14th  to  27th  February  1900  including  the  engagement 
at  Pieter's  Hill  and  tiie  relief  of  Ijadysniith,  and  in  the  subsequent  advance  through  Northern  Natal. 

^iJ  Lieut.  Girdwood  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battahon  Scottish  Rifles  with  the 
Ladysmith  Relief  Force  on  Transpiirt  duty,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  in  the  engagements  at  Spion 
Kop  and  Vaal  Krantz,  and  in  the  oi>erations  of;i4th  to  27th  February  1900  including  the  engagement  at  Pieter's 
Hill  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith;  took  part  in  the  subsequent  advance  through  Northern  Natal  and  in  the  operations 
under  Sir  Francis  Clery  iii  the  Transvaal. 

^'  Lieut,  Colchestcr-Wemyss  served  in  the  South  .\friean  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Scottish  Rifles 
with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  in  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop  and 
Vaal  Krantz,  and  in  the  operations  of  14th  to  27th  February  1900  including  the  engagement  at  Pieter's  Hill— 
severely  wounded. 

-»  Second  Lieut.  Ferrers  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-igoo  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Scottish  Rifles  with 
the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  th<;  battle  of  Colenso  and  in  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop  and 
Vaal  Krantz— wounded. 

3"  Second  Lieut.  Phillips  sensed  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Quarter  Master  with  a  winj;  of  the 
4th  Battalion  Scottish  Rifles,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  Orange  River  Colony  including  the  surrender  of 
Commandant  Prinsloo. 

3»  Lieut.  Finn  served  in  the  Gaika  war  of  1878  with  the  goth  Light  Infantry,  including  the  operations  in  the 
Watorkloof  and  Perie  Bush  ;  also  served  in  the  Zulu  warin  1S79,  and  was  present  in  the  encaL'euionts  at  Zungin 
Nek,  Kambulii,  and  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Soi-\-ed  in  the  South  African  war  in  1895-1900  with  the  2ud 
Battalion  Scottish  Rifles  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Cu'lensu,  in  the  engage 
ments  at  Spion  Kop  and  Vaal  Krantz,  and  in  the  operations  of  14111  to  27th  Februii  ry  1900  including  the 
engagement  at  Pieter's  Hill  «nd  the  relief  of  Ladysmith ;  took  part  in  the  subsequent  advaucc  through  Xorthcru 
Nata!  and  in  the  operations  under  Sir  Francis  Clery  on  the  Durbau-Johanncsburg  Railn-ay, 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  1st  Batt<iUon  the  Cameroniads  {Scottish  Rifles)^— for rtierhj  the 

26t]i  C(imeronia7is, 

,  Raised  in  16SS  and  proceoded  to  Slanders  in  1691  till  1700.  Scotland,  to  1702.  Netherlands, 
to  1713.     Ireland,  to   1715.     Scotland,  to   1710.      Ireland,  to  1726.      Gibraltar,   to   173S.      Minorca,  to 

.  1748.  Ireland,  to  1754.  Scotland,  to  1757.  Ireland,  to  1767.  North  America,  to  iSoo.  England,  to 
1801.  E^ypt,  to  1S02.  Scotland,  to  1803.  [2nd  Battalion  raised  and  proceeded  to  Ireland  to  1807. 
Disbanded  in  1813.J  Germany,  to  1806.  England,  to  1807.  Ireland. to  1808.  Spain,  to  1809.  England, 
1809.  Walcheren  Expedition,  to  1810.  Jersey,  to  iSii.  Spain,  to  1812.  Gibraltar,  to  1821. 
Ireland,  to  1827.  England,  to  1828.  India,  to  1840.  China,  to  1842.  Scotland,  to  1S44.  England,  to 
1845.     Ireland,  to  1850.     Gibraltar,  to  1853.     Bermuda,  to  1859.     Ireland,  to  1861.     Scotland,  to  1862. 

,  En;?land,to  1865.  India,  to  1875.  England,  to  1S76.  Scotland,  to  1878.  England,  to  iSSo.  Malta, 
to  rSSi      England,  to  1S84.    Scotland,  to  1886.    Ireland,  i885. 


271  The  Royal  Inniskilling  Fusiliers. 

27^"      "I    Fonnerhj  the  2'jth  (Ininskniinri)  and  the  loSlh 

''''''"omaqh'"''J  (Madras  Infantry)  Befjhneni,. 

(The  3rd,  4th,  aud  =;th  Battalions  are  formed  of  the  Fevmaiiagh,  Tyrone,  and  U.iiTL;a,l  Ibhtia  respectively. 

The  Castle  of  Inniskilling,  with  St.  George's  Colours.    The  White  Horse.     "  Nee  a,pe,  -i  terrent.         St.  Lucia 

''  BQTPI"  (with  the  Sphinx).   ''MA.IDi••''BiDiJCZ"''SiL^MANCi•'•'VITT0nIA.■••'rYRENIiB3•'•'^IVBLL^^^ 

"Oeihes"  "Todlocse"  "Penihshla"  ••  WiTEELOo"  "South  AFEiCi,  183s.  ,846-7        Centeai,  India. 
Yeai8-Ser  Colonel.-Wilhani  Roberts.i  En.lon,  ""i  Nov.  39  ;    f'"''-  ^  Ji'y  4^  ;    ?,„,/.  .".7  Aug.  5=;    Brevet  Major, 

SJTf     2  Nov.  55;    3I,'io,;   17  Sept.  58;    Sreoel  Lt  Colonel,  27  Dec    64 

,  Pay'      27  Dec.  69  ;  Mojo,-  Qem-ral,  4  May  So ;  Lutit.Ocneral,  21  Aug.  8 

2   Jan.  98.  n   T,c.^      T         t  T 

Lieutenant  Colonels.— I  Ricliaril  Lloyd  Payne,- BSO.  Lmit.  5  Jan 
Lt. Colonel,  27  Jan.  00.  .        „ 

Charles  Francis  Hcnrv  Spencer,  Beserce   Depot)  ;  Juimyn,    i 
4  Sept.  So;  .U,iior,  6  .Julv  86;   Lt.Colonel,  23  Sept.  93. 
,)  .s.c.  Arch.  James  Murray,'  J..i.  Gen.  South  Africa,  7  Apr.  00; 
Cdjil.  1  .July  S7;  M'ljor,  I  .Tune  98:  Lt.Colmi'l,  29  Oct.  00. 

Majors  ^''"  '■"""■•  1      "eut.  captain.     |  bbev.haj 

2  Gerald    Mackay    Mackenzie,  2«rf  <'ii>     ^^  i^^^_   ,;j|     ,  j„iy    si 
Coiiniianil 


i'al\ 
Pay 


23 


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Ci^t  Ii:iU..  Touth  Afrira. 
2U(1   liult.,  Dalhousie, 
Punjab. 


Lt,Cot'>nrl,    >*;;    JuuC     f^5  ;      Colonel,- 

Colottrl  Royal  Iiinislcilling  Fusiliers, 
76  ;  C<liJ^  3  Miiy  Sj  ;  Major,  8  Nov.  94; 
:  June  67  ;  /./'v'^  f-i  Aug.  69;  Copfain, 
2.iid  TJeiif,  13  Aui;.  79  ;  i«K^.  1  July  81 ; 

MAJOR. 


79 

7S 

21  June  79 

13  Aug.    79 
II  Oct.    79 

14  Jan.    80 


14  Sept.  87 

16  Xov.   87 

10  Nov.    88 
:6  J'lne   89 


ill  /  . 

^     13AUK. 

Edward  Aubrey  Strachan  i  May 

I     Richard  Charles  Clement  Cox,  Adj.  t  1 
Klldrrahad  Vohinierr<  18  Sept.  97  ••■  > 

|i  Charles  john  Lloyd  Davidson -^-1 

i    p.s.c.  John  Leathley  Armitage,  I»iit.\\ 
Royal  Miliiari}  CoVege  2-'  June  96  ..  i  1 
I  p.y.c.HarryOtho  Devereux  Hickman^  . 

|i  George  Powell  Stewart"-*     

Thos.  Godwin  ('ampliell  Reynolds,"^  j 
Adjt.  E.I.  Railtcaij  Vols.  7  May  97...  S 
Captains. 
Richard  Mildmay  Foot,>i  D.A.A.Gen.  ) 

Sonth  Africa   P.F.  14  Nov.  00 i 

I  Annesley  John  Hancocks   

Ernest  BiennerhassettBlennerhassett.'i 

Adjuiaiif  ^  Jernei/  MilHia  i  Oct.  gi^...  > 

Charles  Melville  KQni\&}\,  AdJuUmt  i> 

Vol .Bn.  Bed f'oi-dfhire  Regt.  i  June  97^ 

1  Francis  Geor^je  Joues'^ 

Henry  Percy  Hancox" 

2  Charles  Rodnoj'  Heiistey'^   

diaries  Arthur  Wildins',^*^  Adjatant\ 

4  Battalion  i  Sept.  97     > 

p,i.c.   Edward  Janies  Buckley,  Dep. 
Asithf.  Adj.  frfti.  TJtfhJiii,   12  Mar.  00 

(ffiiip.) _. 

2  Ambrose  St.Quiiitin  Ricardo,'"'5...'l/V:c 
Frederick  Hu^h  Gordon  Cunliffc"*   .. 

Robert  Campbell  Pierce''-*  (/Jc^^oO 9  Nov. 

William  Francis  Hessey |  -^9  Mar. 

John  Cecil  Armstrong;.  Annif  P.<//  Di'pf  ,   n 
Travers  Edwards  Clarke^-"  Adjutant  ? 

3iOct.98    > 

F/w  I  Percival  Scott-Beves^'i 

Stafford    James    Somerville,^-    -P«.y- 1 
itiafifer  Z'eolali  Vepof  16  Dec.  99     ...  ] 

2  Evan  Henry  Llewellyu 

RobieFitZLjeraldUniaeke,vlMW<. /j«^  \ 

Mythe  S'-hool  of  Mimketrjf  15  July  98  ^ 

I  Henry  Adoli)he  Leverson 

1  Georjre  William  Kenny='^ 

Reginald  Harry    Cholmondeley,  Re- ) 

serve  (  Drput)  S 

Edward  Sausmarez  Carey-* 

2  Robert  William  Hamilton  Mitchell^^   .. 
1  Joseph  Aloysiua  Byrne  (Depot)  

Randal  William   Johnstor,  Rfxerce 
Hon.  2IoJi'r  laif  5  B„.  Irhh  Rijlfs  . 

LlEUTliNAMTS. 

1  John  Evans 

2  Henry  Alexander  Johnson^s 

2  Geor<re  Cnarles  Grazebrook-^ 

I  James  Norman  Crawford  

I  Edward  William  Atkinson 

I  Richard  Asbmur  Blair  Young. 

1  Algernon  Cautiey  JetTcoat 

2  Arthar  Mostyu  Davies^'  

2  Chailes  Henry  George  Vesey  Stokes^- 

2  Noel  Holrncs  Lincoln 

2  Richard  Hope  Waller 

'2  Frederick  FitzRoy  VuUiugs 

2  Alan  George  Caldwell  Hutchinson 

I  Daniel  George  Harold  Aucbinleck 

1  Thomas  Charles  Lockhart  Rivis, --Iri/(y  > 

j  Scrrice  Corps  j 

,1  Thomas  William  Whiffen 

2  Samuel  George  Roe 

2  Charles  Frederick  Kiiaggs 

Thomas  Andrew  Duntop  Best 

I  Cecil  Ridings  (Dipot)  

Skcond  Lieutenants. 

r  William  Waltrudt;  Meldon 

I  Henry  Percy  Pott 

1  John  Graham  Devenish ; 


I  July 

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92 

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93 
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10  Not. 

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10  Oct. 

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19  July 
4  Oct. 
23  Dec. 


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20  June  92 

21  Sept.  92 
21  Sept.  92 

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22  Nov.  93 
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24  June  96 

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T  Dec. 
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16  Dec. 

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2  Feb. 
16  Mar. 
II  Apr, 

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7  Mar. 
29  May 
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7  Deo. 
12  Aug. 
14  July    .. 

8  Sept.  97 
I  Dec.  97 
I  Dec.    97 

16  Keb.  q8 
16  Feb.  08 
3  Aug.   98 

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14  Sept.  98 

4  Jan. 

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8  June 
31  Dec. 
31  Dee. 
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6  Dec. 
16  Mar.    00 
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II  Apr. 
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20  June  00 
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26  Apr. 

99 

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97 

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98 

24  Oct. 

99 

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99 

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The  Royal  InnisJciUmg  Fusiliers,  272 


SecOJTD  LlEUTKyANTS.  2ND   LTBTTT.  I 

I  Alexander  James  Marriott  Gordnn '  tS  Oct.  09' 

.    2  Godfrey  Robert  Viveash  Steward 6  Dec.  99 

,  '2  Edmund  Francis  Tarltou  TraiU,  S.  Africa  24  Jan.  00, 

.    I  Rupeit  Caesar  Suiythe  ...  7  Mar.  00 

.    I  Ricliard  Alexander  Chaloner  7  Mar.  00 

1  Charles  James  Reginalil  Walker  4  Apr.  001 

2  Waldeirrave  Percy  Thompson    21  Apr.  00 

,    7  .Tames  Brignell  Dand... 21  Apr.  00 

,    I  Evenird  Isaac  Mauders 21  Apr.  00 

I2  William  Aueusrus  Cecil  Kinsman    21  Apr.  00 

2  George  Chatterton  Adams   23  May  00 

2  John  Hugh  Walter  Makin    18  July  00 

2  ^nurice  Oliver  Whyte  Stack 11  Auj?.  00 

■  Qttarter Masters. — i  James  Arthur  Page,  10  Feb.  97  ;  Ron.  Lieuf. 

j  2  Thomas  Vincent  Joncs.^  7  Jan.  82 ;  Hon.  Captain^  7  Jan.  g:. 

I  Facingg  Blue. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 

I  zst  Baft.  ei.iharVi'it.for  South  Africa,  5  Nov.  i8Sg.     znii  Batf.  embarked  for  India,  \2  Dec.  1888. 


^  Lieut.General  Roberts  served  with  the  2Sth  Regiment  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including 
the  Battles  of  Alria  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  affair  iu  the  Cemeterv  on  the  i8th  June  (Medal 
with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
Oommanded  a  detachment,  of  500  men  of  the  28th  Regt.  against  thu  Waghers  with  the  Okamundel  Field  Force  in 
1859,  including  the  assault  on  the  Fort  of  Beyt  on  the  6th  Oct.,  and  siege  and  occupation  of  Dwarka ;  commanded 
the  reconnaissance  on  Dwarka  from  Lt.Coloiiel  Donovan's  Force,  consisting  of  2  field-piccs  and  150  men,  on  the 
26th  October  1850.  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0  in  command  of  a  Brigade  of  the  Kabul  Field  Force  and 
in  command  of  the  Bala  Hissar  Fortress  till  promoted  to  Major  General  (Medal), 

~  Lt.Coloiiel  Payne  served  m  the  operations  against  Sekukuni  in  the  Transvaal  in  1S73,  including  the  storming 
of  Tolyana's  Stadt;  also  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79.  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  of  Zungin  Nek, 
Kambula  Hill,  and  Dlundi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  T8S5-86  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  Somersetshire  Light  Infantry  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  tho 
campaign  on  the  Noixh  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  '.897  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force 
^vith  the  ist  Battalion  Somersetshire  Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'  Lt. Colonel  Murray  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  i838.  Served  in  the  South  African warin  1S99-1900 
as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  for  Intelligence,  Natal  Field  Force,  and  afterwards  as  an  Assistant  Adju- 
tant General. 

'  Major  Hickman  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
in  th  J  operations  in  the  Soudan  in  December  188S  including  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie, 
Clasp). 

*  Major  Stewart  served  in  the  oper.ations  on  the  North  East  Frontier  of  Burma  in  tSoi-q-'. 

"^  Major  Reynolds  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-8S  (Medal  with  two  Clasps);  with  the  Chin- 
LnsLai  Expeditionary  Force  in  iSSg-go  as  Transport  Officer  (Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Manipore  Field  Force  in  1891  as 
Brigade  Transport  Otticer  (Clasp). 

"'  Captain  Foot  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  1688.  Sei-ved  in  the  South  African  war  in  1 899-1900 
on  Special  Service  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  includiuf  the  operations  of  19th  to  27th  February  1900— 
wounded. 

•-  Captain  Jones  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Northern  Chin  Hills  in  1892-9.1  as  Signalling  OfEcer.  Served  in 
the  campaign  on  the  Noz-th  West  Fronteir  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion 
Bo.val  Inniskilling  Fusiliers  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley 
.  and  tLe  occupation  of  the  Khybcr  Pass  (Medal  with  two  (Clasps).  Sei-ved  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900 
with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso  and  in  the  operations  of  17th  to  24th 
J.anuary  looo. 

"  Captain  Hanofx  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  iu  1889 -90  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^  Captain  Heastey  ser\'ed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  .'f  India  under  Sir  WilUam  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Inniskilling  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Captain  Wilding  served  in  the  Wuntho  Expedition  in  1890-91  with  the  Burma  Military  Pohce  (Medal  with 
C.(asp). 

'"  Captain  Ricardo  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1S97-98  with  the  zndBattalion  Royal  Inniskilling  Fusiliers  with  the  Tiriih  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the 
Operations  iu  the  Bara  Vallev,  and  the  occupation  of  the  Khvlier  Pass  (Modal  with  two  Clasps). 

'*  Captain  Cunliffe  served' in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  'iSgi  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Soaforth  Highlanders 
Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  as  Adjutant  2nd  Bat- 
talion Seaforth  Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp) . 

■'J  Captain  Pierce  served  with  the  iJastern  Column,  Burma,  in  1891-92.  Servedin  tho  campaign  on  the  North 
West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  iu  1S97-9S  with  the  2ud  Battalion  Royal  luniskillmg  Fusiliers 
(Medal  v.-ith  Clasp). 

■"  Captain  Clarke  served  in  the  canipaitrn  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  la 
1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battahon  Ro.val  Inniskilling  Fusiliers  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  mcludmg  the 
operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  ami  the  occupation  of  the  Khvber  Pass  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-'  Captain  Scott-Beves  served  in  the  can'paif'U  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  VVilliam  Lock- 
hart in  1S97-9S  with  the  21h1  Battalion  Roval  Inniskilling  Fusiliers  with  the  Tirah  Kxpeditionary  Force,  lucluding 
the  operations  in  the  Bara  Vallev  and  the  occupation  or  the  Khvber  Pass  (Medal  witn  two  Clasps). 

2=  Captain  Somerville  served  in  the  campai"ii  on  tho  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WillianL.  Lockhart 
in  id97-9S  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Roviil  Ir.iiiskilling  Fusiliers  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  inolndmg  the 
operations  in  the  Bara  Vallev  alid  tlie  occupation  of  the  Khvber  Pass  i.Medal  witb  two  Clasps). 

^  Captain  Kenny  i-erved  in  the  canipaifn  on  the  North  West  b'rontier  oflndia  under  Sir  WiUiam  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Roval  Inuiskilling  Fusiliers  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  tDe 
operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  and  the  occupation  of  the  Kbyber  Pass  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'*  Cajjtain  C^rey  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  ludia  uuder  Sir  William  Lockhart  m 
1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Inniskilling  Fnsiliers  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the 
operations  in  the  Bara  Vallev  and  the  occupation  of  the  Khvber  Pass  (Medal  with  two  c 'lasps). 

=^  Captain  Mitchell  served'in  the  c.-imnaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilhaii  Lickhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Inniskilling  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,v     . 

^  Lieut.  Johnson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  unoer  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Roval  Inniskilling  Fusiliers  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the 
operations  in  the  Bara  Vallev  and  the  occupation  of  the  Khvber  Pass  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

='  Lieut.  Graiebrook  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  cf  India  under  Sn-  William  Lockhart 
in  1S97-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Inniskilling  Fusiliers  with  the  Tirah  Ex-peditionary  force,  mcUuhng  ..he 
operations  in  the  Bara  Vallev  and  the  occupation  of  the  Khvber  Pass  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"  Lieut.  Davies  sei-ved  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  L  jcKUart  in 

1897-90  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Roval  Inniskilling  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Clasp).  „i  1  „,, 

^  Lieut.  Stokes  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wdham  Lockhart 

.  in  1897-08  with  the  2nd  Battahon  Roval  Inniskillmg  Fusihers  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,   o      ■         » 

»»  Cap'tain  Jones  servedin  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Liverpool  Keginient, 
and  was  present  at  tho  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition 
in  1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


i;^t  IJiitt.,  Ceylon. 
2ndBatl.,  South  Afiica. 


273  The  Gloucestershire  Regiment. 

^O  "I       For/ncrly  the  2SiJi  (North  Gloiiceslershtrc)  mnl 

^'"^  Bristol'''"''' J  ^^'^  ^ ^ *^  ( ^^"^^'  Glouct-ster^h  ire\  Eeg Intents. 

(The  3rd  aud  4tli  Finttalions  nve  formed  of  tliu  Soutli  and  jS'ortli  Gloucester  Jlilitia  respectively.) 

"  Ramillies  "  "  LouisBURG  "  "  Quebec.  1759"  "Egypt"  (with  the  Sphinx).  "Maida"  "Cokcxna*'  "Talaveea" 
**Barbosa"   "Albuhkra  "   "'Salamanca"    "  Vittobia  "    "Pieenkes"    "Nivelle"    *'Nive*'     *'0bthe8'* 

"T0Ut.0L-SE"  "  PE:fItfSCLA"  "  WaTKULOO"  "PuNJACb"  "  ChILLIAN  WALLAH  "  *' GOOJEBAT  **  "  ALMA"  '*InKEB- 

fTears'  Serj      MAX  "    "  SEVASTOPOL  "  "DELHI." 

Full  iHain*^olonel.— John  l^atrick  Sutton  Keclmoncl,'  CB.  Eutiif.t,  7  .Tnn.  42;  Lieuf.  P-ig  Sept.  43 ;  Captain^  -o  May 
[Pay  I  Pay  ]     4S;  Ma /or,  ^'11  May  55;  Lt.Cofoue/.  ''loMay  6r ;   Cuffii/el,i>^  May  66;  Ma /of  General,  i  Oct.  77;  LtMeurral^ 
I  July  St  ;  Cw/o)ic/ Glnucestershive  Keijiinent,  25  Jan.  07. 


...  iLieutenant  Colonel.— j  Robert  Frederick  LindselU'-X/e)*/ 

Lf.Coionel,  12  Dec.  08. 
...  'I  Stanley  Humphery,^  2H(/  Lxetit.  30  Jan.  7S ;  Lici'f.  21  Apr.  80  ;  Cnpfn 

Lt.ColoTiii,  25  Oct.  9Q. 


Sept.  74  ;  Capfain,  19  Kov.  Si;  Major,  i  July  oq  ; 
7  Apr.  85  ;  Major,  16  June  04 


Majors. 

Charles  James  Vines,  swrf  i»  Com-t 
mauf/  ij?  Dec.  Qc. i 

Herbert    Capel  Cure,'-  DSO.  2wrf  h/  \ 

Coiiiuidtiil  25  Oct.  ->-) ■■) 

'•  ,2  Charles  Du  Plat  Richiirdson-Grillithst' 
••  I2  Havdon  d'Anbrev  Potenger  Taylor  ... 

William  Radcliffe  Peel  Wallace^    

•■  '2  Hugh  Rich.ird  Turned  

■  •  J2  Hon.  Robert  French 

■•'    I  John  David  Jones  Bishopf^ 

Cuthbert  Johnson  \i9.\TiQs,Be*crve  {Dep. 


2ND   LlEtJT. 


BREV.UAJ. 


30  Jan.    78 
1 1  May    78 


22  June  Be    26  June  85I 


17  Apr.  So 

17  Apr.  80 j 

21  June  79 

13  Aug.  79 

14  Jan.  80: 


Captains. 

Claude  Moss 

Joseph   Scovell  Hobbs,   Adjuiuut  4  ji 

Battalion  5  Aug.  95 > 

Cutts  Humphrv  Hill.  Ad/utant  1  Jul.  > 

£n.  South  Stafford  Rtgi.  10  Jan.  98-  >  , 
Alfred    ('rowdy    Lovctt,  Adjutant   3  /  , 

Baftalion  7  Nov.  q6 J 

Stephen  Willcock,H)if--;,/..Ufl/or,5'./l/Wca: 

Bertram  Olipbant  Fyflei'-...' \ 

Charles  John  Vennblesi'-  

Vernon  Eliott  Russell    

James  Grectham  Howard  Wbylock ^ 

George  Swintoi:  Tulloh" 

Keith  Maitland  Davie    ' 

Richard  Conneri'- j 

George  Frederick  Gardinerl'* 

!  Richard  Price  JonianJ^'* 1 

Harold  Esmond  Plait    ; 

Frank  Barges. '■*_£"/////»//«»  Armii 

Alan  Bryant-" „ ". 

Francis  Courtenay  Nisbet"-i ; 

John  0'Dunne)l  Ingram-l 

Robert  Macgregor  Stewart  Gardner-^'... 
Robert  Matu'rin  Manning  Davy/^ijSn/V-  ) 

•iva,;  S/»fft)/fi,rr,  Soi'th  Africa )  \ 

Charles  Bayard  Messiter 

Charles  Stuart  Knox-'   \ 

Robert  Edward  Riaing'-i'-   

"Walter  K.  Warde,  Bcferve 

j  "LlRi:  TENANTS. 

I2  Edward  D'Albret  LeMottee,  Adjutant  / 
I         12  Jan.  9S ) 

2  Joseph  Robert  Wethered 

j     William  Arthui  Mould  Temple-"   

j    Alfred  Hutton  Radice-" 

'■?.  Daniel  Burgos    

,1  .Tohn  Eeerton  Uucki-' | 

I     Frederick  AlexflnderBreul-l  

1  Carlos  Joseph  Hickie-*' 

'z  William  Leonard  Bertram  Hill, -"Adju-  t 
I        tant  30  July  q3 jf 

I  Robert  Ian  :iaweon'-i« 

1     Percy  Hamilton  Short""' 

12  Roger  Wilkinson    

1  Guy  Maxwell  Shipway,''" -Ir^wy  Tram-'t 

port.  South  At'rira  > 

[2  Philhps  Saumnrez  Vasscll 

|2  Ai-chil):tld  Ahistmr  M'Leod  

ji  Henry  t'harlcs  Webb  Theobald^i 

2  .Tuliaii  Fane 

[2  Hubert  Hamilton  .Smith-"- 

i2  William  Shand  Mackenzie-0 

;2  John  t'ollingtr)n  Gabourel 

Robert  r.on<rfield  Beasley-l  

12  Alexander  William  Pagan 

2  Henry  Malcolm  Hnrrison   

2  Claude  Alex.  Brewer  Hamilton    

2  Lionel  Guy  Baker 

2  Henry  Cyril  Grindey    

I  Waller  Peurost'  Pritchettl-' , 

I  Nigel  William  Francis  Bayne^U  , 


•2 :  Sept.  3o: 

CO  Nov.  75 j 

29  Sept.  80 

S  Oct.  8o| 

I  Dec.  8cj 

I  Dec.  80I 

I  July  811 

c8  Oct.  77 


22  Sept.  85 

4  Oct.  85 
22  Sept.  85 

5  May  86 
31  May  86 
■  I  Nov.    86 

5  Auff.  88 
18  Oct. 


5  Feb. 
14  Sept. 
II  Feb. 
23  Mar. 

5  June 

6  July 
21  Sept. 
:'9  Mar. 
29  Mar. 

^  May 
4  Feb. 

29  Jan. 

7  Nov, 
:8May 
iq  Nov. 


24 Aug.  St; 
22  Oct.    81 

lu  May    82 

25  Aug.   83 

I     2  July    84 

j  12  Nov.    84 

1  21  Aug.  85 

22  Oct.     81 

I  25  Nov. 

871     I  Apr, 

87!  25  Apr. 

88|     3  July 

10  Mar.    90 

20  Dec.    90 
17  June  91 

I  July  91 

1  July  91 

21  Oct.  91 
31  Dec.  91 

4  May    92 


89 


89 


84 


juiy    91 
I  July    91 

I  Julv    91 


90    29  June   91 

91)  27  Apr.    93 

92:  16  July    93 

9^1     2  Sept.  94 

i     6  Nov.    86 


[  Jan.    03     4  Sept.  95 


19  July 

19  July 
21  Oct. 
21  Oct. 
21  Oct. 
21  Oct. 
21  Oct, 

73  Dec. 

7  Mar. 
7  Dec. 
9  Dec. 

20  Feb. 

15  May 

S  Sept. 
4  May 
4  May 
7  May 
4  Jan. 
4  Jan. 
4  Jan. 

1 1  Feb. 

20  May 

■JO  Juu. 

20  Jan. 

24  -Ian. 
7  Mar. 
7  Mar. 


21  Oct. 

31  Dec. 

12  Jan. 
19  Oct. 

1  Feb. 
18  May 

4  Sept.  u^ 

2  Nov.  961 
26  May  97 1 

9  Apr.  06  j 

13  Sept.  99 i 
24  Feb.  00; 
24  Feb.  ool 
24  Feb.  ool 
24  Feb.  oo[ 
24  Feb.  00. 
24  Feb.  ool 

24  Feb,  00] 

24  Feb.  ooj 

24  Feb.  ool 

24  Feb.  00! 

5  Dec.  S3 


_     8  Feb.  97 

931  15  Mar.  97 

93    26  May  97 

93,     8  July  97 

93     5  Oct.  97 

93,  10  Jan.  98 

93|  12  Jan.  98 

93 


Jan.  98 

94  28  May  98 

95  7  July  081 

96  12  Dec,  98 

97  j  20  Dec.  g8j 

97  24  Feb,  ool 
97'  24  Feb.  00*. 

98  24  P'eb.  00 
qS  24  Feb.  03] 
Q&;  24  Feb.  00, 
991  24  Feb.  00, 

99  j  =4  Feb.  00, 
99;  24  Feb.  00 

24  Feb,  CO. 

24  Feb.  00 

16  May  00 

16  May  00 

16  May  00 

14  July  00 

14  July  00 


I  July    95 

4  Sept,  95 

19  Feb.  96 
i^  May  96- 
9  Sept.  96 

10  Aug.  qS- 
12  Dec.  qS 
25  Oct.    Q9 

11  Ma.v    9* 


I  Hutt' 


SEOOXD   LlEUTK>"lXTS. 

I  Granville  George  Pomeroy'^    

I  OwcnSymons" 

1  Henry  XeetUiaiir  ' 

I  Thomas  Alexander  M  iit^romevy"  „ 

I  Harold  Christopher  Kichmoud"  

I  Frederick  Evans  Johrson"    

I  John  Lannoy  Forbes  Tweedie"    

I  Edward  Mouiafrut.-  Hill  Hiiynslbrd' 
c  Reginald  CronimeUn  PuphamBlyth 
I  Donat  Jolin  Bruce  M"Mahun=**  

Artliur  Kensini:'tun  Fonl 

Arthur  Williimi  I'helps   

1  Alexander  Duncan  Law^*  

2  Valentine  Archibald  Nj'c    

Eustace  Hotham  Burnaby- 


lie  Gloucestershire  Regiment.  274 


10  Mar.    00 
24,  Mar.   00 
=S  Mar.   00 
4  Apr.    c»j 
4  Apr.    00 
4  Apr.    tx) 
4  Apr.    ooj 
iS  Apr.    ool 
iS  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
ig  May 
23  May    00 
30  May    00' 

Eric  Seymour  ^^tephenson 3°  ^^J    oo 

Quint.  ,•  Mafferif. — 2  Edward  Murray,  15  Au^.  94;  Hou.  Zieuf. 

I  Robert  .Tames  Gray,-"  8  May  ()s :   Hon.  Li'>xtf. 

Georf^e  Johuson,  12  Dec.  S3  ;  l£o)i.  Capiain,  12  Dee-  93. — Regerce  {Depot), 

Paf!Ti^7»White.— Jjfn^',Messrs.CoxandCo. 

1st  Saftalion  embarked  for  Malta,  i  Nov.  1893;  fo  South  Africa,  Sept.  1S99. 

2)i(/  Battalion  e.'darled  for  South  Africa  2  Jan.  looo. 

^  Lieut.Gcneral  Piedmond  served  with  the  6ist  Rest,  throusjhout  the  Punjaab  cpmpii^  of  1848-40,  and  «  as  pre- 
sent at  the  passage  of  the  Chenab  and  in  the  battles  of  Sadoolapore,  Chillianwailah,  and  Goojerat,  and  with  the- 
Field  Force  in  pursuit  of  the  enemy  to  the  Khyber  Pass  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Expedition  into  the  Eusufzie 
Country,  and  B!cirinishes  near  Sa^cow  and  Zoormundie  on  nth  and  14th  Dec.  1849.  Commanded  the  flank  Com- 
panies 6ist  Rcgrimem  with  the  f'jrce"under  Sir  Colin  Campbell  at  the  forcmg  of  the  Kohat  Pass  in  Feb.  1850  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Commanded  Detachment  61SC  Regiment  which  repulsed  the  attack  of  the  mutinous  Sepo>v  on  the 
magazine  at  Ferozepore  on  13th  May  1S57,  and  was  severelj'  wounded.  Served  at  the  siege  (from  14th  Aug.), 
assault  and  capture  of  Delhi  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  CB.). 

-  Lieut. -Colonel  Lindsell  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1699-1900,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  at  Paarde- 
l>erg  of  i6th  to  27th  February  igoo—severely  wounded. 

^  liieut.-Colonel  Hnmphery  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gloucestershire 
Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Rietfontein  as  second  in  command,  and  in  the  engagement  at 
Lombard's  Kop  in  command;  also  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Drakensberg  Defence  Force  including  the 
seizure  of  Van  Reenen's  Pass. 

s  Major  Cure  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S86-87  as  Transport  Officer  to  the  Ruby  Minos 
Column  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Z)50.,  and  Medal  with  C'Msp).  Sen  ed  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSjp-igcxj- 
witli  the  1st  Battalion  Gloucestershire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Rietfontein  and  in  the  action 
at  Lombard's  Kop  as  second  in  command. 

•■•  Major  Richardson-Griffiths  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80  with  the  8th  Benga  Native  Infantry  (Medal). 

1  Maior  Wallace  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S96  in  command 
of  the"  15th  Soudanese  Battalion,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  iu 
despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in 
1S99-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gloucestershire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Rietfontein  and 
Lombard's  Kop,  and  in  the  operations  of  the  Drakensberg  Defence  Force. 

>*  Major  Bishop  sencd  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gloucestershire  Regiment 
nvith  the  Natal  Field  Force,  including  the  relief  of  Ladysmith  and  the  operations  of  the  Drakensberg  Defence  Force,, 
including  the  seizure  of  Van  Reenen's  Pass. 

10  Captain  Willcock  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-89,  and  was  slightly  wounded  in  an  engagement 
at  Temaline  onthe  oth  December  1S86  (Medal  with  two  Clasps);  and  with  the  Poukhan  Expedition  in  18S0 
(Cla.sp).  Ser\-ed  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i3q6  with  the  15th 
Soudanese  Battalion,  including  the  engagement  at  *Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  {mentioned  in  despatches, 
jChedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  iu  iRoQ-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Glouces- 
tershire Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Rietfontein  and  Lombard's  Kop  (severely  wounded)  and 
in  the  operations  of  the  Natal  Field  Force  including  the  relief  of  Ladysmith. 

'2  Captain  F\-ffe  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Farquhar's 
Farm— severelv  wounded. 

1^  Captain  vVnables  and  Lieut.  Ruck  seiwed  in  the  South  African  war  m  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion 
Gloucestershire  Regiment,  and  were  present  in  the  engagements  at  Rietfontein  and  Lombard's  Kop,  and  at  the 
.>iege  of  Ladysmith. 

1*  Captain  Tulloh,  Lieuts.  Piitchett  and  Bavnes,  Second  Lieuts.  Pomeroy.  Symons,  Needham,  Montgomeiy,. 
Richmond.  Johnson,  Tweedie.  Raynsford,  and  Blvth  served  in  the  South  African  war  m  1899-1000  with  the  ist 
Uuttalion  Gloucestershire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Drakensberg  Defence  Force  mcludmg 
the  seizure  of  Van  Reenen's  Pass.  ,-  ,  i.-       t^     - 

i-i  Captain  Conner  served  in  the  Soutli  African  war  iu  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gloucestershire  Regiment, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Rietfontein  and  Lombard's  Kop— slightly  wounded. 

ifi  Captain  Gardiner  served  in  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895  (Star).  Servedm  the  South 
African  war  in  1890-1900  on  Transport  duty.  ,      ,  ^     ^  t^  •  * 

1^  Captain  Jordan  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Dnefon- 
tein — slightlv  wounded.  ,  .      _  _         ., 

"^  Captain  'Burgos  ser\-ed  in  the  campaimi  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  189S,  and  was  present  at 
the  battle  of  Khartnum  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Mediil  with  Clasp).  -,,,,.,■  ■        -.  -^i 

-0  Captain  Hnant,  Lieuts.  Temple,  Radice,  and  Mackenzie  sened  m  the  South  African  war  in  1099-1900  with 
the  1st  Battalion  Gloucestershire  Regiment,  and  were  present  in  the  engagements  at  Rietfontein,  Lombard  s  Kop,. 
and  Honing  Spruit.  n  .       ,      r,       t.    » ^  •  ■        o 

«>  Captains  Nishet,  Ingi\am.  and  Knox,  Lieuts.  Breul  and  Bea=ley  served  in  ihe  South  African  war  m  1899-1900, 
and  were  present  in  the  engagements  at  Rietfontein  and  Lombard's  Kop.  .  .      ,       ^..     ,      ,        ^  ..   .  —  ^ 

-J  Captain  Gardner  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1000  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Klip  Drift,  in  the  operations  at  Paardeberg  of  iSth  to  ayth  February  1000,  in  t^e 
engagements  at  Poplar  Grove  and  Driefontein,  the  operations  at  Bloemfontem  A\  ater  ^^  orks,  and  subsequently  with 
the  Natal  Field  Force.  ,      „r        ^       ^     *•  » *•  ■         ■       o 

~i  Lieut.  Davy  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Tambaka  Country,  on  the  West  Coast  of  Africa.  »n  1892, 
including  the  capture  of  Tambi  Medal  with  Clasi>).  Scr\-ed  in  the  South  Afncan  war  in  1S9Q-1Q00  with  the  ist 
Battalion  Gloucestershire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Rietfontein  and  Lombard  s  Kop. 

2:>  Captain  Rising  served  iu  the  South  African  war  in  1809-1900  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagement  at  Klip  Drift,  in  the  operations  at  Paardeberg  of  iSth  to  27th  February  1900  m  the  engagements- 
at  Poplar  Grove  and  Driefontein,  the  operations  at  Bloeinfontein  Water  \\  orks,  and  subsequently  with  the  Drakens- 
berg Defence  Force   including  the  seizure  of  Van  Reenen's  Pass.  -,,.,.        ^,  *      u-  «  -r. „;««„*■ 

^6  Lieut.  Hickie  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-19^^  ^vith  the  ist  Battalion  Gloucesteishiie  Regiment. 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Rietfontein  (slightly  wounded)  and  Lombard  s  Kop,  at  the  siege  of  Ladj  smith, 
and  in  the  operations  of  the  Drakensberg  Defence  Force  including  the  seizure  of  \  an  Reenen  s  Pas.^.        ^..^^^^. 

--■  Lieut.  Hill  served  in  the  South  African  war   :n  i£c9-icco  as  Ad.utcnt  ist  Eattahcn  G!ouceaer.hue  ..eg:ment„ 


2/4^  The  (iloucestersliire  Kngimenl. 

and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Rietfontein  and  Lombard's  Kop,  and  in  the  operations  of  the  Drakensberg 
Defence  Force,  including  the  seizure  of  Van  Reenen's  Pass. 

-'•  Lieut.  Rawson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSog-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gloueestershire  Regiment, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Rietfontein  and  Lombard's  Kop,  at  the  siege  of  Ladysmith,  and  m  the 
operations  of  the  Drakensberg  Defence  Force  including  the  seizure  of  Van  Reenen's  Pass. 

''>  Lieut.  Short  served  in  the  South  .African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gloucestershire  Regiment,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Rietfontein  and  Lombard's  Kop— slightly  wounded. 

"  Lieut.  Shipway  served  iu  the  South  African  war  in  1899-igoo,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Klip  Kraal 
— severely  wotuided. 

3*  Lieut.  Theobald  served  in  the  South  .\frican  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gloucestershire  Regiment, 
and  was  present  iu  the  engagements  at  Rietfontein  and  Lombard's  Kop,  at  the  siege  of  Ladysmith  including  the 
night  sortie  on  Gun  Hill  ( mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  operations  of  the  Drakensberg  Defence  Force  including 
the  seizure  of  Van  Reenan's  Pass. 

^2  Lieut.  Smith  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gloucestershire  Regiment, 
:and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Riettontein,  Lombard's  Kop  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  Honing  Spruit — 
severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

35  Second  Lieuts.  M'Mahon,  Law,  and  iBurnaby  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  ist  Bat- 
talion Gloucestershire  Regiment  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Drakensberg  Defence  Force. 

•'*  Lieut.  Gray  served  in  the  South  .\frican  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  jst  Battalion  Gloucestershire  Regiment,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Rietfontein,  Lombard's  Kop,  and  Honing  Si^ruit,  and  in  the  operations  of  the 
Drakensberg  Defence  Force  including  the  seizure  of  Van  Reenan's  Pass. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  ist  Battalion  Gloucestershire  Eet/inient  (Jormerlij  the  28th  xieijiinent). 

Baised  in  1694.  Disbanded  in  1O97.  Ke-formed  and  sent  to  Ireland.  1702.  To  Germany,  1704 
(battle  of  Eamillies).  To  Portuo;al,  1706.  To  England,  171 1.  To  Vigo,  1719.  To  England,  1719.  To 
Ireland,  1720.  To  England,  1742.  To  Flanders,  1743.  To  Nova  Scotia,  175S.  To  Quebec,  1759.  To 
Havannah,  1762.  To  England,  1774.  To  America,  1776.  To  West  Indies,  1778.  To  England,  1783. 
To  Scotland,  1784.  To  Ireland,  1786.  To  Jersey,  1793.  To  Inlanders,  1793.  To  Gibraltar,  1795. 
To  Minorca.  1798.  To  Malta,  iSoo.  To  Alex.andria,  1801.  To  England,  1S02.  [ind  Battalion 
formed  in  1803.]  To  Ireland,  1804.  To  England,  1806.  To  Copenhagen.  1S07.  '  To  England, 
1807.  To  Gottenburg.  1808.  To  England,  i8o8.  To  Peninsula,  1808  (battles  of  Cornnna  and  Talaveni , 
siege  of  Badajoz).  To  Walclieren,  1809.  To  England,  1810.  To  Gibraltar  and  the  Peninsula, 
1811  (b?,ttles  of  Barrosa,  Salamanca,  Vittoria,  and  Toulouse).  To  Ireland,  1S14.  [2nd  Battalion  dis- 
'banded  in  1814.J  To  Belgium,  1815  (battle  of  Waterloo  and  occupation  of  France).  To  England, 
1816.  To  the  Mediterranean,  1S17.  To  Ireland,  1831.  To  England,  1S34.  To  Australia,  1835.  To 
India,  1842.  To  England.  1848.  To  the  Crimea,  1854  (battles  of  Alma  and  lukerman  and  siege  of 
Seba.stopol).  To  Malta,  1856.  To  India,  1859.  To  England,  1865.  To  Ireland,  1S67.  To  Gibraltar, 
1868.  To  Malta,  1872.  To  Hong  Kong,  1875.  To  Straits  Settlements,  1S7S.  To  Ireland,  1879.  To 
England,  1SS2.    To  Ireland,  1S88. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2iid  Battalion, — forinsrly  the  Bint  {Soitth  Gloucestershire  Reqinient). 

Formed  from  the  2nd  Battalion  3rd  Butfs  in  175S  and  proceeded  to  Gnadaloupe.  To  Jersey  and 
■Guernsey,  1762.  To  Ireland,  1764.  To  Minorca,  1771.  To  England,  1782.  To  Ireland,  1783.  To 
■Gibraltar,  1792.  To  Martinique,  1794.  To  England,  1796.  To  Guernsey,  1797.  To  the  Cape  of 
•  Jood  Hope,  1798.  To  Egypt.  1801  (battle  of  Maida).  To  Malta,  1803.  [2nd  Battalion  raised  1803; 
disbanded,  1814.]  To  Messina,  1S05  (received  the  badge  of  "  Egypt" — with  the  Sphinx).  To  Gibraltar. 
1807.  To  the  Peninsula,  1809  (battles  of  Talavera,  Salamanca,  Pyrenees,  Nivelle,  Nive,  Orthes  and 
Toulouse).  To  Ireland,  1814.  To  England,  1816.  To  Jamaica,  1816.  To  England,  1822  To  Ireland, 
1^24.  To  England,  1828.  To  Ceylon,  1S34.  To  England,  1840.  To  Ireland,  1843.  To  India,  1845 
( Panjaub  campaign  and  battles  of  Chillianwallah  and  Goojerat,  and  Indian  Mutiny).  To  Mauritius, 
1859.  To  England,  i86o.  To  Channel  Islands,  1863.  To  Ireland,  1864.  To  Bermuda,  1866.  To 
■C'lnada,  1870.  To  Ireland,  1872.  To  Channel  Islands,  1875.  To  England,  1870.  To  Malta,  1878. 
To  India,  1880. 


The  Worcestershire  Regiment. 
1    Formerlij  the  2gth  (Worcestershire)  and  the 


TStBatt.,  South  Africa. 
2ad  Hatt.,  South  Africa. 

J[hBa1';;  ilS:^:       J  S^th  ^Herefordshire)  Beyiments. 

(The  5th  and  6th  Battalions  are  formed  of  the  1st  and  2nd  Battalions  WorcestershiD 
The  United  Red  and  Y/hite  Rose.  "Firm."  "Ramiilies"  "Mysobe"  *' Hindoostan'* 
Cohdnna"    *'Talat.2ra"     "Albuhera"    "Salamanca"     "PrRENEEs"     "Nivelle' 


[ 


29 


TH 


275 


Rei/imental  Districf^ 

WORCESTER. 

Militia  respectively.) 

'Roleia"  "Vimikea" 

NiTE  '•     "Orthes" 


"Toct-QusE"   *'P::ninsula"    "Ferozeshah"  "Sobuaon"  "Punjaub"  "  Chilhanwallah"  "Goojekat." 

Yeara-Ser.lCoIonel.— .S't)'  Georgc  Wentworth  Alexander  ^i^g'ms.on,'^  KCB.,  Ensign  and  Lieut.  ^'14,  Feb.  45;  Li.  ami 

Fun  Half!     Ca7)^a(H,  *'i2  July  50;  lit. Major,  \:i  Bee  s^;  B t. Lt.Cc lonely  2  ^o\.  ^s',  Capt.  and  Zf. Colonel,  ^10  A\ir.  S7  ; 

Pay.j  Pay.)      Colonel,  30  Sept.  6j  ;  Major  General,  17  2iay  6g  ;   Lr. General,  i   Apr.Ss;     General,  Ji  Oct.  go  ;    Colonel 

i     Worcestershire  Regimenc,  2y  Aug.  93. 


Lieutenant  Colonels. — i  Orbell  Henry  Oakes, 
Lt. Colonel,  2  Mar,  gg, 

3  Murray  Veuables  Hilton,'^  und  Lleid.  30  Jan.  78  ; 
92  ;  Lf. Colonel,  14  Feb.  00. 

2  George  William   Hacket  Pain,*  Llcv.t.  20  Nov 
Lt. Colonel,  iS  Nov.  96;  Lf. Colonel,  17  Feb.  00. 

4  Alexander  George  Cihesney,^  Lieitt.  u  Nov.  78  ;  Captn 


Lieut.  10  Jan.  72;  Capi.  17  Dec.  Sr;  Major,  9  Oct.  89; 
Lieut.  31  Aug.  78;  Captain^  20  Nov,  85;  Major,  6  July 
,    75  J    Captain,    15   Feb.  86;  Major, 


,  16  May  94  :  Brevet 
[10  Mar.  00. 
20  Nov.   S3;  Major,  16  Oct.  95;  Lt. Colonel, 


Sd^ecomb  Hickman, 1"  DSO.'^ 
CuloiK-l  16  N0V.9S;  Colonel,  14  > 
)  Special  Service,  S.  Africa  ...) 


Ma.tors 

1  Joseph  Chichester, '  2 '/'/n/  Co),/.i4Feb.oo 

2  John  Hassard  Stewart  Gibb,**  2nd  in  / 

Coii/h/'fiid  17  Fcl).  CO S 

1  William  Arbuthnot  Leno.v-Conyngham,'' 

2  William  Frederick  James  Hardisty 

Rdward  Algernon  D'Arcy  Thomas  

2  Clement  Maitland  Edwards* 
Thomas  Ed^ecomb  Hickman, i"  £>S0. 

[B^Lf.O  '       '     '  "         '     '   '      ' 
Mar.  co) 

3  George  Nowlan  Monro 

1  Edw.  Henry  St.  L.  Clarke,'  Iti-xi'rce 

Cecil   Richard  Robyns  Malone, -Idy". ") 

I  Volin/frrr  Biif/alioii  16  Dec.  95 J 

4  Hugh  de  Berdt-Hovell'^  

William  HenryTliackwell,Sfj(pr(T  (Dep.) 

John  Jeblj  Jlt-yiiell,  Iti^ervc  {Depot) ' 

Goodricke  Thomas  Peacocke,  scrcing )  \ 

with  the  Egyptian  Armif  )  ' 

Captains.  I 

2  George  White  Lewis  | 

2  Walter  Dermott  Holland  1 

Edward  Bell   I 

Mervyn    Henry    Nunn,  Ailjt'tanf     2  \  ' 

Vohmteer  Buftttllon  21  Dec.  99    3  '■ 

Robert  Muriel  Sanders,  Eyt/pfian  Armj/ 
Ccningsby  Norbury,'^  Egyptian  Amig...^ 

de  Vic  Carey t 

2  Michael  James  Joseph  Sweetman ' 

ClaudeBerners  Westn^acott,  .44/.  4  -S"! 

Charles    Hugh    Bennett,    I>ic.  Sifjn.  /  > 

OJirer  Sf/i  Die.  >S.  Africa  F.  E.    .'.....  ) 

2  John  Paterhon  Strong  Maitland 

Edgar  Nathaniel  Loftus  Brock,  Cen-  V 

^r((/  Africa  Beghneiit   j 

I  Burleigh  Francis;  Brownlow Stuart' '  ... 

I  Douglas  Edward  Cayley"    [ 

John  Ross  Gale,  Pa//  Depart mmt   

3  Walter  Raleigh  Chichester i 

Cardon  Henry  Seton  1 

L  Edward  Schell  Cripps  Hobson'^   1 

Alexander  Townsend  Jackson,  Uts^ )  1 
Afrieau  Frontier  Force S 

1  Hugh  John  Bartholomew''' 

2  Ernest  Charles  Forbes  Wodehoase,  t 

Adjutant  6  Mnr.  99 )  ! 

:;  John  Murray  Reddie,  Adjutant  4  Apr. 00 

2  Harry  Dacres  Milward | 

2  Basil  Kenrick  Wing  Bjicon 1 

1  Henry  Arbuthnot  Carr''*  ' 

2  Perceval  Charles  Newaam  Alder&on...' 
Hamilton  Luiird  Begbie,.ff/'Mf)T(>  {Depot). 
Edward  O.  Hales  \Vilkie,jBm'JTr  {Depofy 

1  Walter  King  Peake ' 

John  Samuel  Ji  icelyii  Buumgartuer,i5f  1  | 

Special  Sercicc,  South  Africa.  ) 

3  Francis  Malcolm  Evory  Kcmi-d\''^ ' 

4  Herbert  Albreclit  Fulton,''  Adjutant  )  ; 

5  Oct,  00 i  : 

Arthur  Dowaon  Green'^t  I 

2  Raymond  Pelly  Houston  Mimro ' 

4  Cecil  Howard  Palmer 

3  Henry  Crawahay-    

Bernard  Ogilvie  Richards,  Mo  tutted ) 

Xnfanfr/i,  Sw'lh  Africa   ) 

Robert  Edward  Lawrence  Townsend, ) 
Central  Africa  Itigiinent     Ji 

4  Upton  FitzHerbert  Ruxton 

I  Richard  Gordon  Douglas  Nivison^'* 

1  George  Charles  Lambtoni''  

4  Edward  Barnard  Hankey    

4  Henrv  Astell  Lang 

2  Robert  Anthony  Clcghorn  Linington^ 

Leggett    J 

1  Gerd'f'  Krne^t  Len.'Adjutant  23N0V.  00 

2  Joha  Kcniy  Mum*  Ardcn 


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99 


T^ll.OTEBiNTS.  , ^ 

3  John  Francis  SartonusWinniiipcton"...  I  15  May    971 
John  Dashwood  Buller.  J,-;,;j;SV;-o.  Co;vi»     8  Sept.  97] 

>  EiTicit  William  Moss"" 1     'Uef-    57, 

2  Gnv  Mortimer  Coleridjie  Davidge 10  feU.    <j», 

1  Plnlip  StnUord  Gordon  Waiuman'  3  Aug.    9b 

2  Martin  Raymond  Cnrr -UV,VV-  "  t  f '    ''' 

I  CoubtantineTheobald  Francis  Dillon'...;  19  J"'y    99 

1  James  Patrick  Byrne'   j  9  Aug. 

1  Leiffhton  Marlo\y  Stevens'   1  12  AU'.;. 

4  George  .Arthur  Warhurton,  Reterre 9  Hay 

I  Leslie  Claud  Dormant'   '=  ^,"'?- 

1  Arthur  Joseph  Fisher" \  '4  j-eb-  oo^ 

2  .Irchihald  Douglas  Hnssey  Ray    1  ^'  J,^!"-  °°\ 

2  William  Ueresford  Gibljs ai  Feb.  co, 

I  Alick  lfidw.ara  Uroker  Hamilton    7  Mar.  co| 

I  Francis  Gerald  Gilson" I  7  liar.  00, 

George  Reminy^ton  Breading ;  4 -^Pi'-  °" 

1  Frederick  John  Elliott  Hodfler' ,  j  \\ii.  00 

i  Richard  Aubrey  de  Burgh  Rose 4  Apr.  00 

2  Oliver  Tyser  Bentley 1  18  Apr.  00 

5  William'HaroUl  Cathcart 1  18  Apr.  00 

I  Henry  Oswald  Bell  Wood'    1  18  Apr.  o<> 

3  Chaiies  Au.stin  Lewis I  ■■  Apr.    00 

4  John  Edgar  Gordon   1  18  Apr. 

I  Alfred  Francis  Cuatanoe' i  =1  Apr. 

I  'William  .\llan  Bowen '  21  Apr. 


I.TED  1 


2  Hugh  Russell  Eliott 

3  I'lement  Charles  Messervy  

4  Herbert  Arthur  Berkeley  Dealtry 

4  Edmund  Perceval  Manwarmg-White  . 


21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 


II  Dec. 

21  Dec. 

2  Jan. 

10  Jan. 

19  Jan. 

13  Feb. 

14  Feb. 
17  Feb. 
21  Feb. 

20  Aug. 
20  June 

11  July 
II  July 
1 1  July 
II  July 
II  July 
28  July 
28  July 
28  July 

5  «ept- 

5  Sept. 

5  Sept. 
24  Nov. 
24  Nop. 
24  Nov. 
24  Nov. 
24  Nov. 

8  Dec. 

8  Dec. 

8  Dec. 


I  Second  Liedibitaiits. 

.  U  Tudor  Fitzichn 21  Apr. 

.    2  Claude  de  Frt-sne  Myburgh =1  Apr. 

,.    3  Arnold  Stearns  Nesbiit '  "  -M»'- 

n  Charles  Veiiables  Beresford 2"  Apr. 

i  B\Ton  James  Goodrich  Woods  I  ai  Apr.    00 

4  Hugh  St.  John  Jefferics    ■  24  Apr.    «.i 

1  Frank  Passy  Dunlnp ^  vf"'^'    ^'^ 

2  George  Percy  Jennioga ^  ,,  '^    "' 

2  Thomas  Kenyoii  Pardoe    I     5  May     ■■ 


19  May  ooi 

19  Ma.y  00] 

ip  May  oDj 

19  May  00 

19  May  oo| 

3  May  <x) 


...  'i  John  Oollorvan  Micbell 
..  '3  Cornwnllis  C.  Wyudhaiu  Maude   ... 
...  ii  Alexander  George  Ward  Simpson' 

...  '2  Cecil  Talbot  Woods 

...  I     Henry  Talbot  Sanderson 

...    4  William  Barker 

...    4  Robert  Thomas  Allan \  23  May 

...    3  Duncan  Charles  Heigham  Ohisholm  ...    23  May 

...    2  Francis  Henry  Hiimphrys   . 

...  '2  Cyprian  Edward  Borton  

...  I4  John  Sterndale-Uennett 

...  1-2  Arthur  Pemberton  Harrison   

...  '2  Edward  Ward  Bateman    

...  i     Frederick  St.  John  Tyrwhitt 

...  ;     E.  .^dair  Thelwall   


Facingt  Vihito.—Aqentt,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
i»/  Baltaliott  i-Mharked  for  S.  Afrini ,  10  March  1900. 
2iid.  Battalion  fiiihiirked  fin-  S.  Jfriru,  17  Dec.  1899. 


23  May 
2 )  May 
23  May 

23  May 
17  Oct. 
27  Oct. 

24  Nov. 


■.Ou-arter  Mattert.—^  James  Ralston,  2S  Aug.  89-,  ao:i.  (.,yil,i,ii,  28  Alls,.  9.5. 

I  Spencer  Arthur  Snatt,'  I  July  Qii:  Moii.Lieut. 
'  3  Allen  Whitby,  17  Mar.  00  ;  Huu.  IJ.nt. 

\  4  John  James  Ryder,  28  Mar.  cx> ;  ]/■■■ 


.  J.iiiil. 


.  Sir  George  Higginsonservedthroughout  the  Eastern  campaign  oriS54-5S.a9Adj^atant^^^^^ 
Guards  including' the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava,  an<l  Inkerman  (horse  killed),  sege  and  tall  ?^^';l^f  "P"''.*''" 
wh"f  heTe^ed  "as  Brigade  Mi^or  of  the  guards  until  the  coo^-lusuin  of  to«  war    Medial  ^^l^^^'^^-'""- 
of  Maior  and  Lt.Colonel,  Knight  of  the  Legion  ol  Honor,  5th  Class  0' 'fe  MedJ'  i''^^     ist  Battalion.  Worcestershire 

••;  Lt.Colonel  Oakes  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1 899-1 903  m  command  ol  the   isi  u.uiaii  ju 
EcKiment,  and  took  part  in  operations  in  Orange  River  Colony. 

^  Lt.Colonel  Hilton  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  E^peditiunmi8S4.  ^    en-a-enient    at  Gemaizah 

■-  Lt.ColonelChesney8ervedasAdjutantwiththe  ■»•  Battahon  South  Stafrordshire  Reg  rnent  m^^^^ 
of  18S2,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  in  force  from  Al«-'^andria  on  the  slh  Augu.,t^^^^^^  ^^  "^ 

p.tehes.Medal.  slh  Class  of  the  Mediidie.  and  Khedive's  Stap.   Ser.edw.^^ 

'  Major  Lenox  Conynirham  serve.l  with  the  Bikaneer  Field  Force  m  1884-^5.     ''.S"^4  '° '"^  f  "„- .      Colony 
in  ,890^9- o  with  the  fst  BattaUon  W.ircestershire  Regiment,  and   .K,k  pij^rt  11,  01  er^^^^^^ 

'  Maj.iis  Chichester  and  Clarke,  Captains  Cayley  and  Crawshay,  Lieuts.  Lea   Wanimai,  iJiiim 
Fisher,  Gilson,  Hodder,  Wood,  and  Custance,  Second  Lieut.  Simpson,  and  Lieut,  and  Q.  Mi.  hm^^^^^^^ 
South  Vfrican  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  1st  BattaHon  Worcestershire  Regiment,  and  took  pait  in  opeiations      urange 

^  Kosheh  and    n  the  engageraent  .aGiniss  (4th  aass  o^^^ 


The  Worcestershire  Begimenf.  276a 

invalideil.  innUidiD?  ihe  cutrageiuent  at  Firket  and  the  oiierations  at  Iliflr  (raeutiouc-.l  in  ilc<p:itolies,  lirevet  of 
Major,  British  Mcilitl,  aud  Khedive's  HcJal  with  two  Clasps);  in  the  ODCrations  in  the  -Soudan  in  1S97  (Chisp  to 
Khedive's  Medal) ;  and  in  iSqS  in  command  of  Infantry  in  the  expedition  to  Shendv,  and  was  present  at  the  hattles 
of  tlie  Athara  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Khartonm  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  two  Clasps 
to  Khedive's  Medal);  and  in  the  operations  in  iSgg  resnlting  in  the  final  defeat  of  the  Khalifa  as  Chief  Stai^'  Officer 
to  the  Flj  mg  Column  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Colonel).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSog-igoo 
on  Special  Service. 

1=  Major  H.  de  Berdt-Hovell.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Galtaniry,  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  7E6. 

"  Captain  Norbury  served  in  the  campaien  in  the  .S.main  under  Sir  Herljert  Kitchener  in  iSoij,  includinij  tho 
operations  resulting  in  the  flnal  defeat  of  the  Khalifa  imentioncil  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  iledjidie). 

'♦  Captain  Stuart  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-190^  as  Adjutant  ist  Battalion  Worcestershire  Regiment, 
And  took  part  in  operations  in  Orange  River  Colony. 

'^'  Captain  Hobson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSoq-igro  with  the  Mounted  Infantry. 

'H  Captain  Baumffartner  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  torce  under  Sir  William  Lockhartin  1894-95  as  Assist- 
ant Suiierinlendent  of  Army  Signalling  2nd  Brigade  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Ohitral  Relief  Forcn 
under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  with  the  ist  Batualion  I'last  Lancashire  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  tho 
South  .\frican  war  in  1899-1000  as  Adjutant  Roberts's  Lisht  Horse. 

■''  Caiitain  Kennedy  served'in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhartin 
lEo-  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force  with  the  i^t  Battalion  Somersetshire  Light  lufantiy  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'•  Caiilain  Fulton  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West.  Frontier  of  Iiulia  under  Sir  Wilham  Locknart  in. 
1397-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  was  nre.sent  at  the 
cajtture  of  Bagh,  the  Dwatoi  reconnaissance,  the  cros.sing  of  the  Kahu  Darra,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran 
Sar  and  engagement  of  nth  November,  audio  the  operations  against  the  KhaniKhel  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar 
Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

i''  t'aptains  Bartholomew,  Carr,  Nivison,  and  Lambton  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgj-igoo  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  Worcestershire  Regiment. 

'H  Captain  Green  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra.  Leone  in  1898-99  with  the  Karene,  Mendiland,  and  Pro- 
tectoiate  Expeditions  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

''.*  Lieut.  "VVinnington  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1903  with  the  Royal  Dublin  Fusiliers. 

-'^  Lieut.  Moss  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  1st  Battalion  Worcestershire  Regiment,  and 
took  jiart  in  operations  in  Orange  River  Colony,  including  the  defence  of  Ladybrand  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

-^  Lieut.  Dorman  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  1st  Battalion  Worcestershire  Regiment, 
nd  took  part  in  operations  in  Orange  River  Colony,  including  the  defence  of  Ladybrand— slightly  wounded 
mentioned  in  despatches). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  isf  Battalion  Woreestersliire  Regimentifonnerly  the  2gth Regiment). 

Kaised  in  1694  and  remained  in  Englanil  till  1698,  when  it  was  reduced,  tlie  Officers  remaining  on 
iiall  pay  till  the  re-forming  of  the  Regiment  in  1702.  Kngland  and  Ireland,  to  1704.  The  Netherlands 
an']  CJcrmany.  to  1706  (battle  of  Ramillies).  England  and  Portugal,  1706.  Alicant,  to  1707  (partially 
reduced).  England,  to  1 708.  France  and  the  Netherlands,  to  1709.  England,  to  1711.  Gibraltar,  to 
1713  (further  reduced).  Ireland,  to  1726.  Gibraltar,  to  1745  (partly  as  Marines).  America,  to  1750. 
Ireland,  to  1765.  America,  to  1773.  England,  to  1776.  America,  to  1787.  England,  to  1795  (partly  as 
Marines).  Barbadoes,  to  1796.  England,  to  179S.  Ireland,  to  1799.  Holland,  1799.  England,  to 
1802.  Halifax,  to  1807.  The  Peninsula,  to  1811  (battles  of  Roleia,  Vimiera.  Talavera,  and  Albuiiera). 
England,  to  1813.  Cadiz  and  Gibraltar,  to  1814.  Halifax  and  England,  to  1815.  France,  to  i8ig. 
Ireland,  to  1826.  Mauritius,  to  183&  England,  to  1840.  Scotland,  to  1841.  Ireland,  to  1842. 
India  and  Burmah,  to  1859  (battles  of  Ferozeshah,  Sobraon.  Chillianwallah.  and  Goojerat).  England, 
to  1862.  Scotland,  to  1863.  Ireland,  to  1865.  Malta,  to  1867.  Canada,  to  18C9.  West  Indies,  to  1873. 
Ireland,  to  1875.    Jersey,  to  1876.    England,  to  1879.     India,  1S79. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Sattalioa,— formerly  the  36th  {Herefordshire)  Regiment. 
Kaised  in  1701,  and  proceeded  to  Ireland,  to  1702.  Expeditions  to  Cadiz  and  the  West  Indies,  to 
1703.  Ireland,  to  1704.  Spain,  to  1707.  England,  to  1711.  Expedition  to  Quebec,  and  returned  to 
England,  to  1 712.  France,  to  1714.  Ireland,  to  1715.  Scotland,  to  171S.  Ireland,  to  1719.  England, 
to  1720.  Ireland,  to  1739.  England,  to  1744.  (Detachment  to  the  West  Indies,  1740-41.)  Flanders, 
to  1745,  and  returned  to  England.  Scotland,  to  1747.  Flanders,  to  174S,  and  returned  to  Engliiid. 
Gibraltar,  to  1754.  ScotUnd,  to  1755.  England,  to  175S.  '2nd  Battalion  raised  in  1756,  entitled 
'■  74th  Foot "  in  1758,  and  disbanded,  1764.]  Expedition  to  West  Coast  of  France,  1758.  England,  to 
1761.  West  Coast  of  France,  to  1761.  England,  to  1764.  West  Indies,  to  1773.  England,  to  1775. 
Ireland,  to  1782.  England,  to  1783.  East  Indies,  to  179S  (Mysore  and  Hindostau).  England,  to  1800. 
Ireland,  and  Expedition  to  Quiberon,  1800.  Minorca,  to  1S03.  Ireland,  to  1806.  r2nd  Battalion  again 
raised  in  1804,  remaining  in  England  till  1814,  when  it  was  disbanded. .  Germany  and  England,  i8o5. 
South  America,  to  1807.  Ireland,  to  1S08.  Portugal,  to  i8o9(battles  of  Eoleia.  Vimiera  and  Corunna). 
Expedition  to  Walcheren,  and  returned  to  England,  iSog.  The  Peninsula  and  France,  to  1S14  (battles 
of  Salamanca.  Pyrenees,  Nivelle,  Nive,  Orthes  and  Toulouse).  Ireland,  Belgium,  and  France,  1815. 
England,  to  1817.  Malta,  to  1821.  Ionian  Islands,  to  1825,  England,  to  1827.  Ireland,  to  1830. 
West  Indies,  to  1838.  Nova  Scotia,  to  1840.  New  Brunswick,  to  1842.  Ireland,  to  1845.  England,  to 
1847,  Ionian  Islands,  to  1851.  West  Indies,  to  1857.  England,  to  i860.  Ireland,  to  1863.  India,  to 
1S75.  England,  to  1880.  Ireland,  to  1883.  Jersey,  to  1S85,  England,  to  1889,  Ireland,  to  '893. 
England  to  1899.      South  Africa,  1899. 


?77 


30 


TH 


licgimental  District^ 
BURNLEY 


] 


The  East  Lancashire  Regiment. 

Formeiiy  the  T,oth  (The  Cambridgeshire)  and  ristliatt.,  South  Africa.    , 

J  <}  ^  •'  '  I  2ndBatt.,  JuUunder.Punjab. 

ihe  ^c)th  (2nd  Nottinghamshire)  Regiments.      *• 

(,Tli(^  3rd  Battalion  is  formed  of  the  5tli  Lancashire  Jlilitia. ) 

'  (wi'h  the  Sphiux).    "Cape  of  Good  Hope, 1806"  "Cobcnna"  "Java"  "  Badajoz"  "  Salama^jca  " 

VtTTORiA"  *' St.  Sebastian"  "Nive''  "Peninsula"  "Waterloo"  "Bhurtpore"  "Alma" 

"Inkeehan"  "Sevastopol"  "Canton  "  "  Ahjiad  Khel"  "Afghanistan,  1878-80""  Chitral." 

viarsSeTIUolonel.— Tbomas    Henrv  Pakenham,'   Eniign,  i'i2  July  44;  Lt.    p.q  March  47;    Capt.    P24  Sept.  50; 

learsser.      ^^  -^^^^.^,,    ^^  p^.^.  Major,  9  Sepl.  5S:  Bt .Lt.Coloiiel,  6  June  56;  Ll.Coloiul.    'lo    Dec.  6:;  Colonel. 

[•ay.  Pay!     27 'Marcli  63;  Mu tor  General,  28  Oct.  6S  ;  £^e™era(,  :  Apr.  82 ;    CoJoMi  East  Laucashire  Regiment, 

-I  Lieutenant  Colonels.— 2  Airrcd  George  W'MiO-a*  Emign,  3  Sept.  70;  Lietif.  28  Oct.  71 

^  "*   '     3faior,  5    Aug.  85  :  i^C('/o»f^  23  Sept.  07. 

-I  I  Archibald  John  Arnoti   Wright,^  £n.»i.</«,  ''22001.70;    Xicaf.  28  Oct.  71;    (7o).f.  10  Nov.  80 

^  '"        8Jan.qo:  Lt.Colouel.  18  Mai,  gg. 


'  Egypt' 


•9 
19 


19 

16 


I  I' 


Capt.  23  June  So ; 
Major, 


I 


2ND  LIEUT. 


27  Mar. 
I  May 


II  May 


14  Jan. 

14  Jan. 

14  Jan. 
22  Jan. 


Majors. 
'  I  Bridges  George  Lewis,  2nd  in  Com-  > 

mand  iS  Mar.  oq   > 

2  DenisCarey,'  2«rf  iuCuiiiiiiamli^yov.gt) 

1  Walter  Henry  Scott*  (Deiiot) 

p.s.c.  William  Geo.  Hamilton,'"  BSO.) 

Drpnhj     As>i>t.     Qnnrler      Ilntlrr  ,- 
Qencnil ,  Br.iifal ,  i  A]»r.  00 ) 

2  Frank  Seymoiir  Derham,''  Cohihiti>t(f-) 

mil  llntlini'gir  Drjiol   ,  Apr.  00     / 

Charles  Richard  Mackey  O'Brien,  ■! 
Frcsifle.it  Milit'tri/  Trihiwal,  Joliait-  , 

Dv^hurn,  2  June  <x>  ) 

Henry  Lionel  GaUwey,"*CJIi"e.  DSO.. ) 
Deputy    Commistirtiter     and     Coiuut  > 

Niger  Coa»t  Frotecturate  ) 

I  Humphrev  Martin Twvnam,"  11  May 

Charles V'.  S.  Downes,';  Iteten-e  (Dep'il)  ''lo  June 

Captains. 
Cecil   Willie  Trevor   Thomas  Goff, ) 
Adjutant  3  Battalion  it)  Mar.  95......  i 

Charles  James  Morse,  Aitj.  i  Hereford  t 
Volunteer  Eijles  30  Mar.  06 ) 

1  Lionel  Lewis  Pile 

2  John  .Ilex.  Roland  Thompson(Depo() 
2  Henry  Elliot  Voyle 

p.».c.    Thomosot    Capper,"    D.A.A.  1 

GenM.  Africa,  Field  Forre,i-iiiov .ga  )  

Edward  Revell  Reade,  Adjutant  2  > 
Vnlunteer  Battalion  15  Jan.  96  I  ! 

John  Hy.  Hale,  Major  Army  Ord.  Dept..        

Edward  Alfred  Daiibeny™ 

Henry  John  Martin,  Adjutant  i  Vol-  > 
nntccr  Bol/olio,,  7  Sept.  00 >  | 

1  Francis  Harrison  Trent'' j        

Harry  Harris  Were,  Adjutauc  3  Yol.  "i  \ 

Bn.  TVehh  Fusilicn  I  ia\y  g6 S  

2  John  Hamilton  Anderson 

2  Tom  Harry  Finch  Pearse  

1  Lonis    St.  Gratien    Le    Marchant,'-" !  | 

I        Adjutant  2Q  Oct.  98  )'        

1 2  Godfre.v  Richard  Conyngham  Stuart" 1 1 

I         Station  SInf  Officer,  .fullundur  S\         

t    Lancelot  Cecil  Bray  Hamher''^ \  21  May 

2  Llewellyn  Bradl'orti  Carson    I  6  July 

I  George  Uenniker  Lawrence-"  ;  17  Jan. 

'i  George  Edward  Sharp '  23  May 

I     Harry  Maclear^' 18  Mar. 

fa  Thomas    Stanton    Lambert,  Station  i 
Staff  Officer,  Kuisnwlic,  13  May  99...  i 


captain.      I    BUKV.UAJ. 


31  July 

7  Aug. 

20  Nov. 


18  Mar.    35 

85 
34 


79 

79'  18  Apr. 

75!  12  Mar. 


!  Apr.    85 


11  May    78I  23  June  80 

II  May    78,  21  July    80      i  June  85 

II  May    78    13  Sept.  801  28  May    87 


14  Mar.    95. 

iS  Mar.  95. 
23  Sept.  9S 

17  Sept.  9s 
23  Sept.  97 
25  Oct.     97 


30  Mar.   81      J  Oct.     S7    25  May    97    18  Mar.    gi^ 

30  Mar.    8r 
69 


78 

78     , 

65  ''29  Dec. 

80    iQ  May 


I  July    El 

I  July  fi 
1  July  !:  I 
10  May    £2 

9  Sept.  82' 

9  Sept,  82 

9  Sept.  82 
12  Nov.   84 

7  Feb.    85 1 

7  Feb.    85 


I  Oct. 
20  Aug. 

10  Aug. 

I  Nov. 

I  Nov, 

1  Nov. 
iSMar. 

22  Apr. 

22  Apr. 
28  Apr. 


"7 
79 


24  Mav 
18  Mar. 


00 


16  Not.  g8' 


7  Feb. 

9  May 

9  May 

10  Nov. 


7  June 

Alvin  Augustus  Sanders 17  June 

Ralph     Darby      Cheales,^^     D.A.A.  >  i        . 

General,  Soi-fh  Africa,  3  June  00  ...  >      ^'  ""■"' 

Evan  Campbell  Da  Cosia,^  Member  l     ,.,  t-.w  n, 

of  Mihtarti   Trihinwl,  Johan^iesbiny  j  •    ij  JUiy  92 

William  Heaton  Cooper,^  Uganda  Riflcf  'ig  Oct.  92 

2  Ernest  Rokeby  Collins \   19  Nor.  92 

2  James  Edward J3reen,  Sotrfh  Africa^')  1        jy^^ 


10  Nov. 

20  Nov. 
23  May 
27  Mar. 
10  Sept.  9^ 

3  Apr.    92 

13  Oct.    92 

4  Dec. 

10  Sept, 


9-2; 


92 


ivitJi  : 


JCfiN/'.---  Hoj/al  llijlcn 

LlEUTBNANXS.  I 

2  William  Henry  Traill 1 

2  Eustace    Frederick   Rutter,^^    iSovfkf 

Afrito,  with  2  Kl}>g'»  Boi/al  RiJ}e»  ...  J^ 
2  Wiiliam  James  Cropley  Luddington  ... 
2  Arthur  Cyril  Marmaduke  Alington, ) 

Adjutant  26  Jan.  9S   .i 

2  Leonard  Russell 19  July 

Philip  Lonsdale,  West  African  Begi- ") 

vicnf,  wifk  rank  nf  Captain   S 

1  Cyril  Edward  Wilson 

2  Walter  Fairla.x  Richardson   

HeniyWm.    Fletcher.^"  Ugnnda  BHle» 
Bertrand  Hy. Carter  V>oi\e\\\i.,Faii Dept. 

2  Geor^ie  Tertius  Seabroke 28  Sept, 

Gerald  Ernest Mnnta[rueHill,lfo»»^(?  )       _  „     .       . 
I7,fai,tr>,,  Sovth  Africa  >  ,     ^  ^^^^-   9^ 

1  Edgar  Ernest  Coventry  '  20  Feb.    97 

2  George  Burrows I  15  May    vj7 

■2  Sutton  Aylmer  Davies !  15  May    97 

I  Herbert  Laurence  Wethered ;    3  Sept.  97 


I  Jan. 

6  May 
1  July 

18  June 


1  July 
4  July    91 1 

10  Sept.  92' 

18  Feb.   53 1 

1  June  93 
I  June  93  j 

IT  Dec.    95 1 

13  May    96J 

1  July    96' 

23  Sept.  97; 
25  Oct.   .97 

19  Nov.   97 

11  May    00' 

24  Maj^    oO| 

2  June   00 
4  June   00 

4  June  00 

4  June  00 

4  June  00 

5  June  00 


Dec, 
17  Dec. 
21  Jan. 
26  Apr. 


31  July 

21  Oct. 

2  June 

5  May 

Oct. 


10  Oct. 

11  Dec. 

I  Apr. 
13  May 

I  July 
21  Oct. 


16  Miijor  Twynam  served  with  the- 
59th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  of 
ia78-8o,  and  took  part  in  the  advance 
on  Shahjui  under  Lt. General  Hughes 
and  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed 
Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuziiee  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief 
Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95 
with  the  ist  Battalion  East  Lanca- 
shire Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp) » 
Served  in  the  campaigri  on  the  North 
98:  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
'William  Lockhart  in  1SQ7-9S  as  Aide 
de    Camp    to    Major    General  Bird, 

23  Sept.  9Q  Commanding  Tochi  Field  Force  (raen- 
22  Oci.     99  tioned  ni  de-«patcbes,  Clasp). 

24  Nov.    99 
20  Nov.    99 


30  Mar. 
19  Nov.  97 
19  Nov.  97 
12  Jan.  98 
26  Jan. 

10  Aug. 


FaU 
Pay^ 

Hall 

Pay. 

1 

6 

12 

Lieutenants. 
2  Alfred  Aquila  Smith 

1  Ralph  Allen  Gosset    

2  Roi,'er  Dyke  Baker 

2  Georo-e  Sidney  Renny  

I  Genr^je  Ciayhills  

I  Percy  Charles  WiUlman  Goodwyn 
r  Francis  James  Cosmo  Bonnyman... 

Second  Libutbitants. 

I  Robert  Cuthbert  Blair  

I  Geor^^e  Chester  Douirlas  Kempson 

I  Herbert  Getfrarrt  Piro\xct,Rt!8eroe{Depof)\ 

Georgre  Dalton  Leake    

T  Edward  Joseph  Wolseley    

I  Stanley  Masgrave 

I  John  Lawrence  Stawell  Cotter 

I  Sj'dney  Reynold  Clement  

1  Alf-ed  Charles  Aubin    

2  Geoffrey  William  Hay  

I  Lancelot  Oswald  Talbot  Baines    ., 

1  Oliver  Brandwood  Hargreaves 

2  William  Orr  Paterson  . 

2  Edward  Hillyar  Roche  Thackwell 

Louis  Uorslbrd  D'Oyley  Moule 

Dudley,  Riddiford  Hewitt  

Alec  St.  Leger  Goldie*' 


The  East  Lancashire  Regiment. 


I 


278 


2X0  I.IEUT.i 


LIBUT. 


I  Dec. 
16  Feb. 

3  Aug. 

4  Jan. 
4  Jan. 

18  Oct. 
9  Dec. 

20  Jan. 

21  Feb. 

4  May 

18  Apr. 
iS  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
:ri  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 

2  May 

5  May 

19  May 
ig  May 
19  May 


98 


II  Miy  00 

24  May  00 

4  June  00 

4  June  oo| 

4  June  00 

20  June  00' 

20  June  00' 


war  in  18S0 
5  wtth  the  ist  Battalion 


19  May 

17  Oct.    00 

2  Prederick  Arthur  llaventlish  Wrench    20  Oct.     00 

Qaarler  Mi»ter>.—i  William  Holoourn,"  30  Jan.  95  ;  J^oii.  Lieut, 

2  William  A.  Webb,*»  10  Apr.  89  ;  Hon'.  Captain,  lo  Ani-  99 

Facings  \Yhit,e.— Agents.  .Messrs.  Oox  and  Co 

Itl  Battalion  embai-k-eii  for  Sonfli  Africa,  13  Jan.  1900. 

^nj  Battalion  emkarlceit  fur  Inj'i,,.  IT  Se\^t.  iSqj. 

'  Lt. General  Patenham  served  with  the  30th  Resiment  in  the  Kastern  camnaign  of  18=4  and  wn^  i.1i.,l,tl,-  .,,rt 

.' (Medan"'"""'  ^^'"^™  ^*"'''"'^''    "  ""^  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Afghan 

5  Lt.Cnlonel  Wright  served  with  the  Cbitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  i 
East  Lancashire  Re^^iment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

»  Major  STOtt  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  ,895  with  the  ist  Battalion  Fa«t 
Lancashire  Regiment  (Medul  wuh  Clasp).  ua.ttauon  Jiast 

»  Major  Care.v  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  iSq.  with  the  ist  Battalion  East 

Lancashire  Regiment  (Medal  mth  Clasp).  ^-  naicauon  Hast 

i»  Major  Hamilton  sen  ed  with  the  Isazai  E.xpedition  in  1892  as  Brigade  Major.     Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief 

Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  .ajs  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adiutant  and  Quarter  Master  Ueneral  4d  Bri^a  e 

and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  at  the  passage  of  the  Swat  River  and  the'en^asement 

at  Panjkora  (mentioned  m  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp)  '"ver,  ana  tne  engatrement 

"  .Major  Derham  served  wuh  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  180=  with  the  ist  Battalion 

[  East  Lancashire  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp).  "  Battalion 

"  Major  Downes  served  in  the  Afghan  ^'-a>-^;»__>879-So  on  the  TrausiiortSlaef  with  the  Koorum  and  Cabul  Field 

.„  »i       ._.,.,  .    on  6th  October  1879 

two  Clasi)s). 

cotnmand  of  the  Forces  of  the  Niger  Coast  Protectorate  rmeniione"{TndV;;at;he^ 

and  with  the  Benin  E.^pedition  under  Rear  Admiral  Rawson  in  1897  as  Deputy  Commissioner  and  Consul  Niie,' 
Coast  I'rctectorate  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Maior  Clasp)  Lommissionei  ami  Consul  iNigei 

"Major  Capper  served  with  the  Chitral  Belief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion 
East  J,iu,ca8h.re  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Ser^■ed  in  the  campaign  m  the  Soudan  under  SiiH^^bert 
Kitchener  in  .S9S,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches, Brevet  of  Major  BrS 
Ad^ui4nt"Ge^eral  "'  ^'"'  ^"'""-    ^^'^"^  '"  '^''  ^"""^  ^"''»"  """■  '°  -899-1900*3  SepuUAssCtent 

L^c^!^^cS^:ii^l^!^^'''''  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  .893  with  the  ist  Battalion  East 

L::n^^^:^n^u^^sv;^c!ii^  '''"'='  """"^  "'"'^^'"'  ^°'""-'  ^°"- '"  '^'^  "•*"'  "^<=  -*  ^^^^^i-"  ^-^^ 

E::tSScisto^^^,;^;^;!j\iSh^S!f™'  «<"-f  ^o— <>-  «-  <^ol>en  low  in  ,893  with  the  ist  Battalion 
»  Captain  Stuart  served  with  the  (Jhitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  with  tne  ist  Battalion  East 
I'.^"^,i;i>'"-0  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under 
bir  NVilham  Loskhart  in  .S97-98  with  the  Tirah  E.xpeditionary  Force  as  Transport  ODioer  (two  Clasps) 

I  Captain  Hamber  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1886-S7.  Served  with  the 
Chitral  Relief  Foice  under  feir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion  East  Lancashire  Regiment  (Medal  with 

n  Captain  Lawrence  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion 
East  Lannashiie  Regiment  (.Medal  with  clasp). 

2»  CaiJtain  Maclear  served  with  the  (.'hitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1805  with  the  ist  Battalion 
East  Lancashire  Regimeut  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

33  Captain  Cheales  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  with  the  ist  Battalion  East 
Lancashire  Segiment  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1809-1900  on  Special  Service. 

Captain  Da  Costa  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  -.895  with  the  ist  Battalion 
East  Lancashire  Regime'.'t  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■    's  Captain  Cooper  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  m  1895  with  the  istBattalion  East 
Lancashire  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasji). 

M  Lieut,  liutter. served  iu  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Loclchart  in 
■897-93  with  the  1  irah  Expeditionary  force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  including  the  expedition 
10  the  Buzar  Valley  ^Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  ic  the  South  African  vtar  in"iS99-i90D  with  the  2nd  Battalion 
King  8  Royal  Rifles,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Ladvsmith. 

«  Lieut.  Fletcher  served  wuu  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  S 
Lancashire  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*i  Second  Lieut.  Goldie  served  in  the  South  African  war  iu  1899-1900  with  the  itt  Battalion  East  Lancashire 
Regiment. 

«  Lieut.  Holhourn  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  advance  on  Candahar  and 
liuelat-i-(3h;lzai  and  in  the  engagements  at  .ihmed  Khevl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
,vita  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  i8q;  with  the  ist  Battalisn  Bast  Lancashire  Regimeni 
.uedal  with  Clasp) 

«  Captain  Webb  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i3;9-So  (Medal). 


■  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion  East 


2y8a  27ie  East  Lancashire  Regiment. 

'  Record  of  the  Services  of  the  ist  Battalion  East  Lancashire  Regiment  (jormerhj  the  30th  Regiment). 
Tiai^Pd  as  Marines  in   1702.     Served  as  such  afloat  and  ashore  at  capture  of  Gibraltar  1704  and 

Effvpt,  to  1802  <batU-  o'  tTpWI  to  iSoq  Gibraltar  to  1810.  Peninsula,  to  1813  (battles  of  Badajoz 
raisedmEngland,  iS^-    I  elaiwl.toibo^     (^^^^^^  ^^^^^^^    ^^.^^  and  Waterloo) 

and  Salamanca)      England,  t°   '8'4.     HoUand  and  ^<'  =  ^     •  disbanded  and  merged  in  the  ist 

IXHont'lre&to^8:4      PonJranra'to  to  :8o6.     England,  to  1807      India,  to 

?807      Java  r8o7^as  Marines).    Macao,  1809.     India,  to  1S29  (storming  of  Asseerghnr).    England,  to 
,l.V    T,pKnd    to  i8«      Bermuda,  to     841.    Nova  Scotia,  to  1844.    Ireland,  to   1846.     England,  to 
sft'     Corfn  to  18,,     Gibraltar,  to  1854.    Crimea  (battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman   siege  of  Sebastopol) 
fn^TR.fi     GiWtar  tois\7^^^I^^^^^^  Channel  Islands,  to  1861.      England,  186,       Canada, 

ll  X:  NovTs^otia!  to'/s69.  Ireland,  to  1871.  Channel  Islands,  to  1872^  England.to  1880.  India 
i88o.    Designated  "  The  ist  Battalion  The  East  Lancashire  Keginient,     1881. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion  East  Lancashire  Regiment  (formerly  the  59th 

Regiment). 

.810.  Ireland,  to  18...  England  to  '^'-v/'^'^'^gY^' ^Ceylon,  to  .81S.  India,  to  1829.  England,  to 
1816.  England,  1816.  Ireland,  .816.  ^ff^^™  ''*'7-  ^7'  ^^^^^  j^^ies,  to  1843.  England,  to  1846 
,831.     If-'^^'toi834.     England    to  .836.^  M^^^^^^^  .^^^  ^«   ^^J^^^^   ^^ 

lltnll^rtf  C•eylon:to^^4      Ind1."^o^88■(Afgh'ani.stan.l87  England,  to  1885.    Ireland 

to  1893;    Gibraltar,  to  .895.     England,  to  ifg?-     India,  1897. 


The  East  Surrey  Regiment. 

latBatt.iChaubattia.Bengal,"!   Formerlij  the   T,ist  {The  HiiiitlngdonsUire)  and 


r  31 

I  Regimenta 
L       KINGS 


ST 


279 


mil  Bau.,  South  Africa.         J  ;;,„    ^r^lh     /'S„,.,.^„\     P.„.„„„„*„  I  Segimental  DMrict, 

—       KINGSTON 
(Tile  3rd  and  4tli  Battalions  are  formed  of  the  ist  and  3rd  Surrey  Jlilitia  respectively.) 
The^United  Red  and  White  Hose.      "Dettingbn"   **  GtJADALotrpE "    "TiLAVBHi"    ".\lbuhbra"   j"Vittoeia' 

^1  PrBENBEs"    "  NiV'BLLB  "  "  NiVB  "    "  OeTHBS  "  "  PeKINSDLA  "    '*  CaBOOL  1842  "  "  MoODKEE  **  '  'FeBOZESHAH  ' 

[j^I'Iwal"   "SoBEAOitf"     "Sevastopol"     *'Taku   Forts"     "New    Zealand"    "  Afqhani&jan 


^KIN, iSoi 


-79 


-^5i!-5!?i  iColonel.  —  Sir  George  Richards  Greaves.'  GCr.  ECHG.  Ens!t/n,  30  Nov.  49;    Lt  '16  Jan  52  •    Catif 
Pay     Pay,     "  Oct.  59  ;    Bt.Uajor,  i  Mav.  64  ;     Bt.Lt.Colonel,    2,    Mar.   f  5  ;  Colonel,   ,2    Sept.  72  ;    Major  Geneva}', 

r-- —     25  Oct.  82  ;    Lieut. General,   11  Oct.  gt  ;  General,  6  May   96  ;  Colonel  East  Surrey  Regiment,  i  Nov.  98. 

V       /12  Lieutenant  Colonels. — 2  Uichard  Hancock  William  Henry  Harris,'^  Eiinign,  ''10  Anr'^yo-  Lt    28  Oct  71- 
'         ■     Cu/rf.  21   June  So;  i/'i/Vr,  IT  Feb.  S6;   £^Co/one/,  14  Dec.  96.  ' 


26 

25   j 

Zj    I 
=5  , 


I  William  James  Holmes  Frodshara,^^  Lieui,  28  Feb.  74  ;  Ct/;»r  30  Sept.  S2  ;  2l.:jor,  14  Dec.  91;  Lt. Colonel 
'     21  June  99. 


SWD    LIEUT. 


I                                Majors. 
2  Hugh    "Wodehouse   Pearse.^*^  2nd  in\ 
I         Command  2  Tiov.  gS  } 

1  Herbert  RiQgwood,-^'  2>id  in  Command  \ 

21  Juue  99  3 

'2  Henry  Wigbtman  Benson  '<        

2  Heury  Lockhart  Smith.^**   11  May 

2  Henry  Paul  Treeby     ....I         

'     Cnlin  Duncan  .lohn&tone,  Gooernor  of  \\         . 
1         Kendal  Military  Prixon,  1  Apr.  pg...  )  \   *'  "^t^^* 

t  Arthur  Bruce  Dunaterville,^^  ZJe^u^y  ) 
--isA(■»^  Adj.  Gen.  Bengal,   i  Apr.  00  i 

1  Ludlow  Tonson  Bowles,  S.S.O.  Delhi ... 
■     Frederick  Ward,  Reitercf  (Depot)  (Hon.  > 


14  Jan. 

23  Oct. 

LtX-o^oneCig  OcCsj)  \...^...!.'. j   ''^^  Mar. 


78 


BBEV.MA.T. 


II  Feb. 


75   30  June 

II  Sept.  76]  28  Nov. 

15  July 
15  Mar, 
z6  July 

21  June 


10  Aug.  84 

25  Oct.  84 

30  June  83 

31  Auo:.  S7 


28  Feb. 
9  Apr. 


67  P23  Dec.    68 


10  Oct. 
14  Dec. 
24  July 


;) 


'  Captains. 

,2  Finch  White'** 

,1  Eustace  Grenville  Bay liss'*"    

^.«.c.HenrvStanbopoSloman,3^4^fs^(r^  ) 

j  Proco»t  Marshal,  Smith  Africa.    } 

I     p.i>.c,  Hugh  Duncan  Lawrence,  Adju-'} 

tani  3  Battalion  i  Jan.  97 S 

I    p.s.c.  Bernard  Rarasden  Jaraes,  Dep 
I  Aasint.    Adj.    Gen.   for    Intelligence, 

War  Office,  2?  Oct.  99  (tein/). 

'2  William  Hastings  E11ib26 

^2  William  Henry  Gorman  

I    p.s.c.      Bertram     Reveley     Mitford^*^ 
I         [Bt.Lt.Colonel,  16  Nov.  q8}.  Brigade  j- 

Major,  South  Africa     ) 

Orchart  Beeton,  Adjutant    1  Surretf  t 

Rijle  Volunfeertt  g  Nov.  96.... ) 

I  Kenneth  Malcolm  Patrick  Grant^    

Hy.  Aug.  Anley,  Major  Ordnance  Dept. 
Richard    Norman    Pocbin,  Adjutant  I 

3  Volunteer  Battalion  16  Jan.  99 } 

Lionel  Charles  Gostting  Tafuell,  Adj.  > 
5  Bn.  Worcester  Begt.  8  June  96 i 

1  John  Raynsford  Longley ■- 

2  Frederick  Lord  Aldersey  Packman 

2  Wm.  Naunton  Roger  Gilbert-Cooper  ... 

1  Luke  George  lonides.  South  Africa  

2  Harold  Stuart  Tew     

Arthur  Geo.  Dv^y^v,^^  Egyptian  Army-.. 

I  Walter  Herbert  Paterson.Adjt.  i  Jan.  98 

I  Arthur  Holt  Wilson 

p.?.c.  Arthur  Henry  Seton  Hart.^T"! 
Brigade  Major,   ^fh  Brigade,  South  r 

Africa,  14  July  00    J  j 

:  James  FitzWalter  Arcedeckne-Butler...j 

I  Arthur  Christin  Stewart  Barchard 1 

I  AVilliam  Welply  Fagan=^» i 

Francis  Laialey  Swan,  Reserve 1 

I  Heury  Davidson  Sraalley,  South  Africa 

P.ichard    Darner  Wynyard^^fi  Regen 

(Lepot)  ;  Major  6  Bn'.  Lane.  FusUi 

iS  May  9S;  i£on  Lt  Col.  do.  5  Oct, 

Arthur  E(lwardCouper,»'J?e;tfi'fe(Dei)oO 

Robert  L.  Coote  Birch, ^  Renerre  [Depot) 

LlEDTEItANTS. 

Frank  Hermann  Moline,  Pay  Depart-  \ 
ntent,  icifh  rank  of  Captain } 

Cuthbert  Hanson  Townsend,  serving  ) 
with  the  Egyptian  Army _J 

1  Cecil  Charles  Gough  Asnton  

2  Cecil  Porch  Porch  

2  Victor  Henry  Mottet  de  la  Fontaine  ... 

Sidney  Hugh  Duxbury,  Pay  Depart-  ^ 

meiit,  with  rank  of  Captain    j 

2  Francis  Wra.  King-Church,  Adjutant ) 

9  Mar.  99 J 

I  Victor  John  Birkbeck  

I  Charles  Austin  Ferguson 

1  Charles  Fayle  Colquho^n  

I  Raymond  Henry  Baldwin  

1  Archibald  Tyrrell  Robinson 

Son.  Cuthbert  James,  Egyptian  Army... 

2  Roger  Edward  Napier  North 

2  John  Cyril  May  


22  Jan. 


81 1     I  July  81  I  Apr.    88 

j  22  Oct.  81  2g  Aug.   88 

j  10  May  82  20  Nov.    88 

10  May  82'  15  Jan.    89 


4  May 
9  May 

22  Aug. 
TO  Nov. 

23  Mar. 

24  Apr. 
I  Mar. 
9  Nov. 


9  Sept.  82 

27  Jan.    83 
27  Jan.    33 

9  Sept.  82 


I  Mar.  89 

27  Mar.  89 

c?i  June  9 

24  June  9: 


6  Feb.  84     7  June  92 

T4  May  84      1  Feb,    93 

7  Feb.  85J  28  Nov.   94 

7  Feb.  85    28  Nov.    94 

28  Apr.  86      8  Feb.    95 


16  Jan.    89 

20  Nov.  S9 
23  Mar.  90 
26  Apr.    90 

21  June  91 
10  Aug.    91 

3  Mar,  92, 
31  Oct.    91 


8  Feb. 
24  Mar. 

8  May 

8  Juue 
15  Juue 
14  Dec. 
2j  Dec. 

I  Jan. 


18  Nov.  96 


12  July  92 

II  Apr.  94, 

8  Feb.  g.. 

It  Oct.  9^ 

24  Mar.  9^ 

14  Dec.  96 

2  Nov.  qS 

21  June  99 

17  Feb.  S6 


S  Oct.     go'     7  June  92    2^  June  99 


98 1 


29  Oct. 
23  May 

9  Jan. 
23  Mar. 

9  Jan. 

14  Sept. 


22  Aug. 

1 8  June 

13  Aug. 
25  Feb.   • 
25  Feb. 

25  Feb.    . 


26  Apr.    93 


19  July 

21  Oct. 
2  June 
2  June 
2  June 

12  Dec. 
6  Mar. 

26  May 


4  Aug.  92 
14  Apr.  03 

5  July  93 
18  June  Si 

11  Mar.  94 

20  Oct,  So 

26  July  76 

12  Feb.  76 


17  July  99 

13  Sept.  99 

26  Nov.  09 

4  Apr.  88 

I  Apr.  00 

19  Oct.  87 

30  June  83 

I  Mar.  84 


16  Nov.   98 


23  Mar.   90 
6  May    94 


ig  Sept. 
28  Nov. 
8  Feb. 


20  Jan.  gc 

9  Feb.  90 

15  June  96 

9  Nov.  gG 

14  Dec.  96 

22  Dec.  96 

24  July  97 

14  Apr.  gS 

30  Apr.  98 

21  June  98 


32  Captain  Sloman  served  in  the  ex- 
pedition to  the  Soudan  in  i  S85  with  the 
Mounted  Infantry,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  Hasheen  and  at 
the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  witb 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under 
Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1897  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  British  Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and 
in  i8qS,  including  the  expedition  to 
Shendy  and  the  battles  oT  the  Atbara 
and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  des- 
patches, 4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  two 
Clasps  to  Khedive's  Medal)» 

Y  2 


rear 
Full 
Pay 

Ser. 
Uall 
Pay 

5 

4 

4 

4 

3 

3 

3 

3 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

2 

:: 

280 


The  East  Surrey  Jlegiinent. 


2ND  LIEUT. 

q6 
97 
97 
97 
98 
98 
93 
9S 
99 


LlECTENiSJS 

2  Ernest  St.  George  Anson -,••  9  IJ^iC. 

t  Edward  Arthur  Elphinstone-Dalrymp.e  2,1  Mar. 

t  Rieh;ird  Vernon  Guest  Brettell 15  Maj- 

I  Leflie  MuTav  •, ^l^^?' 

1  Nesbit  Edward  WiUougUby   I  16  Fen. 

2  John  Penrice  Benson    ....    ...^... ,  tCiel). 

1  RobRrt  Edward  Abercromby  Yule 3  Auc;. 

2  Cyril  Edmund  Allan  Spencer  Ourne  ...     3  Auff. 

1  Wilfred  I'liissv  Crookshank    4  uan. 

Second  Lii!L-tkN4NTS. 

2  Ron.nld  Victor  Okes  Hart  "-i/rf»  <ie]  ,1  Feb.    99' 

Otmp  to  MaJ.Gen.  A.  ritxRoij  Hart i 

1  Robert  Gerald  Alexander    20  May 

2  John  Kenneth  TuUoch  Whish    9  Auk. 

1  Theodore  Eardley-VVilmot  '!  A"^- 

2  Thomas  Massie  Hutchinson i3  Oct. 

2  Lawrence  Julius  Le  Fleming    18  Oct. 

2  Percy  Beaumont  Stafford   '    U 

2  Sefion  Dulany  Urancker 29  Nov. 

I  Leslie  Mar.-hall  Wilson 20  .)an. 

I  Henry  Phihp  Tin-rens  j8  Apr. 

1  Xoel  Galloway  Corry   21  Apr. 

2  Percy  Mart.n  Whale 21  Apr. 

Francis  Edward  Blackwood    °'  S^"'" 

2  Heroert  Thomas  Knapp  Messenger  ...     5  May 

2  Charles  Thomas  Simco.\ 23  May 

2  Wilfred  Appleyard 4  Aug- 

Francis  Stewart  Montague-Bates 4  Aug. 

Ronald  Campbell  Ross  11  Aug. 

Edward    Morton    Woulfe  Flanagan, ) 
,t,-cingirith  Brili/h  S.African  Police  S 
quartfr  ilaslert.—  i  Henry  M'Dermott 


=5  Captain   Kenneth   M.   P.   Grant 
served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan 
99  in  1883  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the 
99  Rasi     Sorre>     Regimeut,    and    was 
99  present  at  the  attack  on  the  Convoy 


9  Mar. 
I  July 
17  .Inly 

13  Sept.  99  on  the  26th  March  and  in  the  subse'- 
26  Nov.  9Q  quent  advance  on  Temai  (Medal  with 
24  Feb.    oo'niasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

I  Apr.  oo|  36  Lt. Colonel  AVynyard  served  with 
26  May  00  the  70th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war 
26  Ma.y    00  in  1878-79  ( Medal). 

''  Captain  Couper  een-ed  in  the 
lAfghan  war  in  1878-79  with  the 
170th  Regiment  (Medal).  Served  in 
ithe  e.xpedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885 
jwith  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  East 
Surrey  Regiment,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  Hasheen,  at  the 
attack  on  the  Convoy  on  the  26th 
March,  and  in  the  subsequent  advance 
to  Temai  (Medal  ^vilh  Clasi),  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

^  Captain  Birch  served  in  the 
Afghan  war  in  1878-79  with  the  70th 
Regiment  IMedal). 


1  Sir  George  Gr 


Adjutant  General  in  the  Eusofzye  Expedition  of  185S  under  mi 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  war  of  New  Zealand  as  U.  .A  Quart, 
JL     fini^eved  the  Waikato  River  under  circumstances  of  gi'eat 


8  Sept. 

^^^^  ^  ^^ ^  J  Aug.  90  ;  Jlon.  Cnpiaiih  6  Aug.  00. 

COTneliusWestneat  Fletcher,  5  Feb.  96;  Mon.  Lieul. 

J-ufiiiu*  White.— J^s"'*,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co.  „        „ 

„,  Baltalion  embarked  for  GlbraUar.  22  Dec.  .884.     2,.i  Baltahon  e ,„ha rked  for  South  Afr.ca.^  Oct.  .8,9. 

reaves  sewed  at  Peshawnr  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1857-58.    Served  as  Deputy   Assistant 
leaves  seneu  .11  .         .*>-  ~  milje,.   fjii.  Sydney  Cotton  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal 

arter  Master  General  from  January  1862  to  January 
1866.    SuiVeyed  the  ^VaikatoRn.r  under  circunis^^^^  ^:^'^L'it  a'nd"^:^s'^?e'pfatell^-  Zj^^nR 

^"^^afcE-meSSd  aS  ••  alwa'^l^co^^^^^^^^ 
and  Meda"      ^""      j  ....  r^u,.^ 
Amoaful, 
in  despa 

the  Staff  on  the  i7tniJec<;..j,jei...oB.j=»'-  j^^.  ^^^         ^  ^^  occupied.     He  has 

ability  he  brings  to  bear  upon  his  w^^^^^^^  ^^1     ^^^^.^^  .^  ^^^  ^f„„j^„  campaign  in  ,885  as 

chtfofthesStoSuGeril^G^^^^^^^^  m  despatches  bv   Lord   Wolseley  in  thj  lollowing  te^ns- 

- ^  fc    Gmham  sne.aks  n  high  terms  of  the  manner  in  which  Major  General   Sir   George  Greaves,  AC Jfff.  CS.. 
p^nS^e-^iS      C.hie   of  tl.  Sta^ 

Fi':,dF^'?c:T,!.refi"iorc-eneraf''B^dL'.;h'  (^iTdS)."' A^so^^trted^iV'the  Mahsood'  JLeeree  Expedition  in  .88, 

as  Superintendent  of  Army  Signalling  to  Brigadier  G 

in  the  South  African  war  in  i899-;6c»,  and  was  present  m  the  enga, 

^■^^'L'^JolSL^l^Fro^^htm' sfrledTt'^^  -  Ae'ing  Ai^iutant  to  the  2nd  Battalion 

the  Efls^  Surrey  Rei'ment.a.ul  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen,  at  the  attack  on  the  convoy  on  the  26lh 

incl  "m-  thfoccupation  of  Candahar  (Medal).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  m  ■S99-.9°°.  ^f^d  was  present  m 
''^^  MaT.f  &"ood'servert  w^tf  the  70th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79. 6-' w'th  the  Candahar  Column, 

-^^a^^^-af  tl^^^^^tiJi^^^roS  ?^i^It^  M^»^^»>^^-  ^;>^^^  .0  Temai 
Tedalwith  Clasp,  and  Kbedive's   Star,.    Served^in   the^  ?-^i,-«'-l^-- .__ 

East  Surrey 
rcb,  and  Id 

West  FronUer^of^lnam^i^^^iy^9^  Malakand  and  the  relief  oiChakdara.  the  operations  in  the_  b^at  ^  alley  and 


r  to  Brio-adier  General  liordou's  Column  {mentioned  in  despatches).    Served 
•  "  ■  •  engaKement  at  AViilow  Grange,  and  with  the  Lady- 


Served  in  the  ex- 
Surrey  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  en- 


Force, 


also  served 


^SF^^^IS^^^^^^^^:^^^^  -eld  Force 


Ind  Buner  Field  Force  (three  times  mentioned  in  despatches   Medal  with  two  Claspsi 

26  Maior  Dwyer  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  189b 
including  the  operaiions  subsequent  to  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despa 

^«  Stain  Han  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  in  command  of  the  Maxim 
.run  rtemchment  of  the  ist  Battalion  East  Siirrev  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp) .  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the 
N-o?thWestF?„nte™of  India  under  Sir  William  Lo°ckhartm  1897  as  Orderly  OlBcer  to  the  Brigadier  Gene™l 
?on^andta.'  the.  St  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  ^manga 
commanding  tue  .  st  d    g  ^^^  ^^^^^^  ^1^^^^^  ^^  ^^^        December,  and  the  operations  in  the  Mastura  \  alley  with 

■■      aer\-ed  in  the  South  African  war  in  .809-. 9<x.,  first  in  commando 
all  the  operations  about  Naawpoort  and 


Passes,  the  oiierationa  in  t 

the  passage  of  the  Suppri  Pass  (two  Clasps). 

the  Knrthem  Company  of  Mou-at«d  Infantry,  being  present  during 


CoTp^pr'iT  with  Fr(;nch\s  Cavalry  Division  (Mentioned  iu  despatches):  commandetl  the  Northern  (Company  of 

MofnteluXntry  ,>.  the  relief  of  Kimberley;  in  the  advance  on  Bloemfontein_,.nclud,ng  Hie  battle  of  Riarde.ier^ 

(wounded),  and  the  e 

of  Bloemfontcin  and 

mand  of  the  Northern  _.     4,     •     .     .     ,    ,. 

Infantry  in  the  advance  to  Pretoria  mcluiUug  the 


Tlie  East  Surrey  lie.giment.  281 


Yet  Rh-er,  Z;n(l  River,  Heilhrou  (hirso  shot),  the  battle  of  Doornkop,  tweuty-two  other  engagements,  and  the 
capture  of  Johannesburg  and  Hreto'ia  ;  serveil  iu  the  operations  eA-st  of  Pretoria  in  June  including  the  battle  of 
Diamond  Hill,  and  as  StiH'  Oihcer  of  Mounted  Infantry  with  Broadwood's  Column  in  the  march  to  Bethlehem  and 
Vredelbrt  in  pursuit  of  De  Wet ;  subsequeni  ly  served  as  Brigade  Ma  or  of  the  Iri-h  Brigade  with  Lord  Kitchener's 
Colamu  in  pursuit  of  De  Wet,  and  afterwards  also  as  Chief  .Staff  Officer  of  the  Potchefstroom  Column  under 
Major  General  Hart. 

">  Captaui  White  served  in  the  esnedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  East  Surrey 
Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen,  at  the  attack  on  the  Convoy  on  the  26th  March,  and  in 
the  subsequent  advance  to  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  8tar)  Served  in  the  Sont'i  African  war  in 
1899-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  an  1  took  part  in  the  operations  of  5th  to  7th  February  1500  including 
the  engagement  at  Vaal  Krantz — wounded. 

-^  Captain  Fagan  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  on  the  Transport  service 
(Medal  with  Clai^Dl.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Fiontier  of  India  in  1897  as  Transport  Officer 
in  the  Peshawar  Column  under  Brigadier  (ieneral  Hammond  (two  Clasps). 

^^  Captain  Bayliss  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Sjudan  in  1S85  as  Signalling  Officer  to  the  2nd  Battalion 
of  the  EastSurrey  Regiment,  and  war  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hashepn,  at  the  attack  on  the  Convoy  on  tho 
26tb  March,  and  in  the  subsequent  advance  to  Tcmai ;  was  Orderly  Officer  to  Colonel  Ralston  when  in  command 
01  tho  2ud  Brigade  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^*  Lt. Colonel  Mitford  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1886-BS,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement 
at  Sarras  (mentioned  in  despatches,  iledal.  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedives  Star);  also  served  in  the 
opentiona  on  the  Sondan  frontier  in  j888  including  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (Clasp),  and  again  in  1889  in- 
cluding the  engagements  at  Arguin  and  Toski  (mentioned  iu  despatches.  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Clasp). 
Serveii  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  as  Brigade  Major  2nd  brigade, 
including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Haftr  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major. 
British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps),  and  in  the  operations  in  1S9S,  including  the  battle  of 
Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.(l'olouel,  Clasp  to  Khedive's  Medal).  Served  in  the  South 
African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Brigade  Major  Monnte  I  Intantiy  Division. 

**  Second  Lieut.  Ronald  Hait  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  fu-st  with  the  2nd  Battalion  East 
Surrey  Regiment  in  the  iNatal  camjjaign  including  the  action  at  Beaumont  and  the  battle  of  Colenso,  and  alter- 
wards  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Hart,  Commanding  the  Irish  Brigade,  including  the  engagements  at 
Spion  Kop,  Potgeiter's  Drift,  Hart's  Hill,  Monte  Christo,  anil  the  relief  of  Ladysmuh. 


Record  of  the  Services  of  the  ist  Battalion  East  Surrey  Regiment  {fonnerhj  the  31st 

Huntingdonshire  Regiment). 

Raised  1702,  and  proceeded  as  Marines  to  Cadiz  and  Vigo;  to  England,  1702;  to  the  Mediterranean, 

1704  (capture  of  Gibraltar,  Barcelona,  Carthagena,  Ivica,   Majorea,  Sardinia,  Minorca) ;  to  England, 

1711  ;  ceased  to  serve  as  Marines,   1714;  to  Scotland,  1715;  to  Ireland,   1716;  to  England,  1739:  to 

Flan  !ers,  1742  ;  to  England,  1745 ;  to  Minorca,  1749  ;  to  England,  1752  ;  to  Scotland,  1755  ;  to  England, 

1762  ;  to  West  Florida,    1765  ;  to  St.  Vincent,  1772  ;  to  England,  1774;  to  Canada,  1776;  to  England, 

17  7  ;  to  Ireland,  1792  ;  (Flank  Companies  to  Barbadoes,  1793  ;)  to   England,  1794  ;  to  Holland,  1794  ; 

to  England,  1795  ;  to  the  West  Indies,  1795  ;  to  England,  1797  ;  to  Holland,  1799  ;  to  England,  1799  ;  to 

Ireland,  1800  ;  to  the  Isle  de  Huat,  1800  ;  to  Minorca.  1801  ;  to  England,  1802  ;  to  the  Channel  Isles, 

i  1803;  to  England,   1S04;  [2nd  Battalion  (31st  Regiment)  raised  1S04  ;  to  Channel  Isles,  1807;  to  Ire- 

!  land,  1807;  to  the   Peninsula,  1808  (battles  of  Talavera,  Albuhera,  Vittoria,  Pyrenees,  Nivelle,  Nive, 

I  Orthes) ;  to  Ireland,  1814  ;  to  England  and  disbanded,  1S14  ;]  to  Sicily,  1806  ;  to  Egypt,  1807  ;  to  Sicily, 

I  1807:  to  Malta,  1808;  to  Sicily,  iSio;  to  Malta,   181 1  ;  to  Sicily,   iSii ;  to  Genoa,  1814  ;  to  Corsica, 

1814  ;  to  Sicily,  1S14  ;  to  Naples,  1815  ;  to  Genoa,  1815  ;  to  Malta,  1816  ;  to  England,  1818  ;  to  Ireland, 

!  1821  ;  to  England,  1824:  to  India,  1825  (Kabul  1S42,  and  battles  of  Moodkee,.Ferozeshah,  Aliwal,  and 

i  Sobraon);  to  England,  i8j6;  to  Ireland,  184S;  to  Ionian  Islands,  1853;  to  the  Crimea,  1S55  (siege  of 

Oebastcpol);  to  Gozo,  1856;  to  Malta,  1857;  to  Gibraltar,  1857;  to  the  Cape,  1858;  to  India,  1858:  to 

China,   i860  (capture  of  the  Taku  Forts);    to  England,    1863;    to  Ireland,   i86fa:  to  Malta,   1807;  to 

Gil)raltar,  1872  ;  to  England,  1876;  to  Ireland,  18S0  ;  to  Gibraltar,  1882  ;  to  England,  18S3  ;  to  Gibraltar, 

18S4  ;  to  India,  1S84. 


Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion,— formerly  the  yoth  [Surrey]  Regiment. 

;      Raised  as  the  2nd  Battalion  31st  Regiment,  and  proceeded  to  Scotland,  1758  ;  to  England,  1759 ; 

I  to  Ireland,  1763;  to  West  Indies,  1764;  to  England,  1774;  to  Scotland,  1776;  to  North  America,  1778 ; 

,  to  England,  1784;  to  Ireland,  17S7;  to  West  Indies,  1793;  to  England  and  Gibraltar,  1795;  to  West 

':  Indies,  1800  ;  to  Jersey  and  England,  1801  ;  to  West  Indies,  1803  (capture  of  Guadaloupe)  ;  to  Scotland, 
1812;  to  Ireland  and  Canada,  1813:  to  Ireland,  1827:  to  Gibraltar,  1834;  to  Malta,  1836;  to  West 
Indies,  1838;  to  Canada,  1841  ;  to  England,  1843  ;  to  Ireland,  1S45;  to  Ind.a,  1849;  to  New  Zealand, 
1861  (war  of  1863-65)  ;  to  England,  1866  ;  to  Ireland,  1868  ;  to  India,  1871  (Afghan  war  1878-79) ;  entitled 

;'  "  2nd  Battalion  East  Surrey  Regiment,"  1881  ;  to  Egypt,  1884  (campaigi  of  1885) ;  to  England,  1S85 

i  to  Guernsey,  1888  ;  U  Ireland,  1891 ;  to  Malta,  1893  ;  to  England,  1895. 


282 

Megimental    Dietrict , 
BODMIN. 


Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry. 

-[Formorhj  the  3271^  {GoriaoaU—LujUInf.)  and 
\       the  46th  (South  Devonshire)  Begimeuis 


nst  Bivtt., 

L2nd  Bait, 


DumDum,  Bengal. 

.,  Soutb.  Africa. 


The   United    Red 

"SilAMiNCi"    "PrttEKKKS 
"MoOLTiW"   "GoOJEEil" 


' Sevastopol 


all  Eangers  Militia.) 
■Vim 
.„.....-  Watehloo" 

LUCKKOW' 

3  Mar.  27;  Z^fie  Apr.2g_;  Capt.  ^13  Jeb.  3s  ;  Major, 


(The  ^rd  Battalion  is  formed  of  the  Connva 
and    WhUe     Rose.      "  Dkitikgex"    "Domihica"    "Roleia  ■    •■Vim.eea' 

'  ■•  -.Egtpt,  1882"  "Tbl-bl-Kbbxe"  "NitK,  1884-85. 


COBtJSKA" 
PCNJAtJB  ' 


Mar. 


Lieutenant  Colonel 

Lf. Colonel.  19  Feb.  00. 

2  George  Ashby  Ashby,' 

Li.Colonel,  i  Mar,  oo. 


Lleid.  zo  Nov.  75  ;  Capt.  i  Jan.  86 ;  Brrv.Uajor,  2  Jan.  86 ;  Major,  26  July  53  ; 


1'/,, 


16 

16 

... 

16 

16 

15 

:4 

14 
14 

9 


Majobs. 
Edmnnd  John  Hollway,«  2iid  in  Cam-  > 

maiiil  10  FeO.  CO  VV"/,"  "  ,  , 

2  William  Lueg  Harvey,'  2nd  «i  Com-  )     ^^  j^^^ 
viand  1  Mar.  00 .> 

1  Henrv  Gage  Morris* 30  Jan. 

2  Ralph  James  VViUiraham'         ......_.....■    21  Aug, 

Cyril  Godfrey  Martyr,'"  PSO.{ht.  U.  )     ^^  q^^ 

roi.25  Jan.99)  •- •' 

I  Charles  Newman  Evclegh"' •■[  19*60, 

Rupert  Stewart,"  Adjutant  i  Tolun-  ) 

teer  Battalion  14  Jan.  97  VW"  l\ 

Arthur  Wm.  Hammans  Srieri'e  {Depot) 
Frederick  George  Vig  n"Reiieri'e{Dipot) 

Frederick  Hamilton  Chapman"  

Captains. 
Francis  Mary  John  Dominic  Rhodes... 
Harold  Bridgwood  Walker,i6  Special  1 

Service.  Sentli  Africa Wi'T,"  ■*, 

Arthur  Grant  Crosse,  Adj.  2  Fol.  Bn.  ( 

Manckfler  Reqt.  15  Apr.  97  ■••■■••;■;•.■  ' 

Robi.  Nicholas  Spencer  Lewin,'»  Adj. ) 

5  T'o;.  Bn.  Liocrpool  Reqt.  1  June  97  > 

Ernest  Snmner  Burder™ ■■_■■■■ 

Georo-e  William  ThursbyProwse,.-ir(j. 

I  Vol.  Bn.  Lane.  Fufiliert  i;  Apr.  99 

p».c.CecilBradnev-lervis- Edwards,-" 

Special  Sercice,  South  Africa  

!  George  Brooke  Millers  Rawlinson   .. 
Eustace    Scott  Williams,""   Adjutant 

3  Battalion  is  Feb.  97    

John  Jetlreys  Bulkeley  Jones-Parry, ) 
Adjutant  .•  Volunteer  Bn.  i  Jan.  q6 

Sutherland  Henry  Bradford _..  .. 

I  Leonaril  Philip  Henry  BlisB,^^  Adju- 
tant 1  ilar.  97 

Ernest  Alfred  Shakerley 

Henry  Arthur  Tromayno 

Hon.  Willoughbv  John  H.de  Monr.mo 
rency,"  Egiiptian  Armi/...     ........... 

Hon.  Geo.  liagot  Moleswortb,"  Armi/  j 

Pay  Department y 

Thomas  Langdon  Tre'.hewj"  23M«r. 

Paul  Buzzard  Noms 23  Mar. 

Arthur  St.  Clair  Hollirook,  Pay  Dept.      21  Dec. 

Alexander  George  William  Grant    28  Juno 

John  Harnld  Mander -j  16  July 

Martin  Newman  Tunicr,"*  Adj.  Upper  } 
Burma  Volunteer  Ki/let  29  July  97...  J 

!  Bernard  Stigand  Streeten ;•  .•    23  May 

Jas.HubertThos.  Cornish  Bowder,-'1  |  ^,  ^^^^ 

Ai'jutant  of  Inliun  Volunteert    >\     ' 

Henry  Thomas  Cantan,  under  Mill-  \ 

tary  Governor ,  Pretoria > 

2  Paul  Grecnrv  Petavel 1  13  Aug. 

2  Thomas  Richard  Stokoe" 1  17  Dec- 

Lieutenants. 
,2  Harold  Fargus,  Adjutant  4  May  00  ...'  25  Feb, 
1  Herbert  Samuel  Protheroe  Simon'- 

I  Thomas  Herbert  Francis  Price"  '  15  Mar, 

Cecil  Barrington  Norton,"  Adjutant  ( 
Agra  Volunteer  Rijieit  13  Jan.  98      ...  i 

1  Francis  Arthur  Dickinson''    ;  10  Oct. 

2  Harry  John  de  la  Condamine'' ;  30  Jan. 

2  Robeit  M"y  Welherell 29  Mny 

2  Chores  Burnett  Wondham    28  Sept.  95 

2  Arthur  Hovell  RomilU-    5  Sept.   "' 

I  Alfred  Methven  Colli  rd=9    5  Sept. 

I  Arthur  Peere  Williams  Freeman,"^ 

Imperial  Representative  Corps  i 

I  Robert  Samuel  John  Norris  Hawker.. 
1  Karry  Dundas  Goldsmith"  

1  Charles  Stanton  Boultou" S  Sept. 

2  Arthur  Treleven  Libh.v     |  lO  Feb. 

T  Robert  Nasmyth  Macpherson  3  Aug. 

2  Arthur  St.  Aubyn  Molesworth 4  Jan. 

I  Herbert  Thomas  Dobbin    :  18  Jan. 

I  Charles  Elliot 11  Feb. 

I  Aubrey  Vickers 20  May 

'i  Francis  Holden  Shuttleworth  Rendall I  2c  May 


12  Major  Evelegh  served  with  the 

afii  Wuntho  Expedition  in  1891  in  com- 

mand  of  a  detachment  of  the  Duke 

97  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infunti-y  (Medal 

,  with  Clasp). 

"  Captain  Lewinservedin  the  Nile 

,;  TO.T,      oS  "Expedition  in  1SS4-85  wi',h  the  2nd 

TuW   q3  URttalionoftheDuke  of  Comwaire 

■     '-: Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp 

and  Khedi%'e's  Star). 

"  Captain  Jervis  Edwards  served 
99  with  the  Wuntho  Expedition  in  1891 
in  command  of  a  detachment  of  th( 
□olist  Battalion  of  the  Duke  of  Corn- 
ggiwaU's  Light  Infantry  (Medal  with 
Qc'clasp).  ,      .,, 

JJI     S2  Captain  Williams  served  witt 
oo'theBechuanaland  Expedition  usdei 
r^  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85  witl 
the  Mounted  Rifles. 


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283 


Sbcond  Lieutknasts. 


1  Arthur  Pollard  Dene 24  Juue 

2  Arthur  William  S'uericker    1   12  Aug-. 

2  Colmer  William  Donald  Lynch 12  Aug! 

2  William   Erdeswick  IgTiatius  Butler  n         »    * 

Bowdou  ;     12  Aug. 

Ronald  Mefchveu  Grisrg    !  18  Oct. 

2  John  William  Carnegie  Kirk   !  iS  Oct. 

2  Frederic  Leonard  Hiugstou |   i3  Oct. 

1  Frederick  Herbert  Span 15  Nov. 

2  Robert  Harold  Olivier |  15  Nov. 


2  Oscar  Mackay  Heriut 20  Jan. 

2  James  Edward  Sahisbury  Trelawny       4  Apr.    00 

2  Evan  Bernard  Ward   21  Apr.    00 

Clement  Leslie  Smith  5  May    00 

John  C'olborne  Anderson ig  May    00 

2  R.  B.  Campbell  19  May    00 

I  George  Hilton   23  May    00 

I  Geoffrey  PVancis  Phillips 30  May    00 

I  Borlase  Edward  W.^Tidham  Childs 4  Aug.    00 

(Quarter  Musters. — i  Arthur  Hearsey,**  17  June  g6 ;  Hon,  Lieut. 

2  William  Henry  Taylor,  24  Nov.  07  ;  B.on.  Lieuf. 

Faciiifjg  White. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
ist  Battalion  embarked  for  Malt  a  ^  1885.     2nd  Battalion  embarked  for  tionth  Africa,  Nov.  1899. 

'  Lt.ColonelVerschoyle  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  DukeofCornwalVsLitjht  Infantry  throughout  the  Egyptian 
war  of  1882,  and  waspre^^ent  in  the  engagements  at  El  MagfarandTel-el-Mahuta.  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin, 
and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  ( Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) .  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North 
West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  i8g7-gS  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  anatheKhyber 
Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^  Lt. Colonel  Ashby  served  as  Adjutant  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Uuke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry  throughout 
ihe  Ejjyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-ilahuta,  in  the  two-actions 
at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Med- 
jidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  18S4-S5  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Duke  of 
Cornwall's  Light  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Advance  Column  under  Major  General 
Earle  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Clasp). 

^  Major  Hollvvay  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Duke  of  CornwaU's  Liffht  Infantrythroughout  the  Egyptian 
ar  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  reconnaissance  in  force  from  Alexandria  ou  the  5th  August,  in  the  engage- 
ment at  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  ihe  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
5897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  andtheKhyber  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light 
Infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'  Major  Harvey  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Duke  o*"  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2, 
and  was  present  at  the  battleof  Tel-el  Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expe- 
dition in  1S84-85  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations 
of  the  Advance  Column  under  Major  General  Earle  (Clasp). 

^  Major  Morris  served  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Duke  of  Corn- 
^wall's  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present  at  the  reconnaissance  in  force  from  Alexandria  on  the  5th  August, 
in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin.  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- 
Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  River  Column 
ae  a  Staff  Captain  under  Major  General  Earle  and  Brigadier  General  Brackeubury  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Clasp);  also  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  under  Major  General  Grenfell  in  1886  as  Senior 
Water  Transport  Oilicer.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
liOckhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Duke 
■of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

3  Major  Wilbraham  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

If  Lt.Colo'ael  Martyr  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantrythroughout 
Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  reconnaissance  in  force  from  Alexandria  on  the  5th  August,  in  the 
engagements  at  EI  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
<Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Stan.  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Mounted  Infantry, 
and  was  present  in  the  actions  of  Abu  Klea  and  El  Gubat.  in  the  reconnaissance  to  Metammeh^and  in  the  engage- 
ment ai  Abu  Klea  Wells  on  the  16th  and  17th  February  (two  Clasps)  ;  also  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Soudan 
in  1888  including  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (Clasp,  and  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie),  and  in  the  operations  in 
August  tSSg  includingthe  engagement  at  Toski  (Clasp) ;  was  present  at  the  capture  ofTokar  in  1891  (4th  Class  of 
tbe  Osmanieh,  Clasp  to  Star),  Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in 
i8q6  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  Head  Quarters  Staff,  including  the  engagement  at  Pirket  and  the  operations 
at  Hafir  (mentioned  "in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Nominated  to  the  ^rd  Class  of 
the  Medjidie  for  services  under  the  Egyptian  Government.  Served  in  the  operations  in  Uganda  in  1S9S  and  waa 
in  coniniantl  at  the  capture  of  the  Souilanese  Foits  near  Mruli  and  in  the  engagement  at  Jeruba  (mentioned  in 
■despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.CuIonel,  Medal). 

'a  Captam  Stewart  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Duke  of  Cornwall's 
Light  Infantry  {Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

1^  Major  Chapman  served  in  the  camp;ugu  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  and  the  Kbyber  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Duke  of  Cornwall's 
Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clasps'. 

IS  Captain  Walker  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  18S4-85  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Duke  of  Corn- 
wall's Light  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Advance  Column  und3r  Major  General  Earle  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  under  Brigadier  General 
Butler  in  1885-86,  and  was  present  in  the  encragement  at  Giniss.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  and  the  Kbyber 
Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantrj-  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  SeiTed  m  the  South 
African  War  in  i8gg-igoo  on  Special  Service.  . 

»7  Major  Vigor  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  nf  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  m  'he  Nds  Expedition 
in  1884-85  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Duke  of  CornwaUs  Light  Infantry,  and  took  part  m  the  operations 
of  the  Advance  Column  under  Major  General  Earle  (Clasp). 

20  Captain  Burder  served  in  the  campugn  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
j8g7-gS  with  the  Tirah  Exppditionary  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Duke  of  Cornwall  s  Light 
Infantry  (Medal  witn  two  Clasps).  ,  ■■■it.     rti,-*     i 

2*  Captain  Bliss  served  with  the  Wuntho  Expedition  in  1801  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  ChL^ral 
ReUef  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  i8g-,  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Northwest 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Widiam  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  and  the  Khyber 
Force  as  Adjutant  to  the  ist  BattaUon  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry  (two  Clasps). 

2i  Captain  Hon.  W.  J.  H.  de  Montmorency  served  with  the  Wuntho  Expedition  m  1S91  in  command  ol  the 
Mounted  Infantry  of  the  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Lieht  Infantry  Oledal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  the  campaigu  on  tno 
North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WilUam  Lockhartm  1897-98  with  th2  Tirah  Expeditionary  iorceand  the 
Khyber  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


283a  Duli-e  of  Cornwall's  Liifld  Infaninj. 

^  Lieut.  Hou.  G.  B.  Moleswonh  sei-ved  in  the  campaign  on  the  Xorth  We?t  Fiontier  of  ludia  under  Sir  William 
Xockhart  in  1S97-9S  with  the  Tirali  Expetoionary  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  with  the  1st  Battaliou  Duke  of 
Cormvali's  Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

2"  Captain  Trethewy  sei-\'ed  in  the  campaifjn  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expetlitionaiy  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Duke  of  Coi-nwall's  Light 
Infantiy  (Medal  with  twn  Clasps). 

^  Captain  Turner  eer\-ed  in  the  operations  in  the  Kachin  Hills,  Burma,  in  1892-93  as  Assistant  Commandant 
Military  Police  ai  d  with  the  Sana  Kachin  Expedition  In  1895-96, 

25  Captain  Bowden  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Duke  of  Cora  wall's  Light 
Infantiy  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

3'  Captain  Stokoe  served  in  the  camjiai^  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1898  wi!h  the  Tirah  Expetlitionary  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light 
Infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^-  Lieut.  Simon  served  in  the  campaiirn  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S97-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary.-  Force  and  tlie  Khyber  Force  with  the  ?st  Battalion  Dake  of  Cornwall's  Light 
Infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^  Lieut.  Price  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1898 
with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  with  the  1st  Battalion  Duke  of  Cornwairs  Light 
Infantiy  (Medal  with  two  cWps). 

3*  Lieut.  Norton  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
JS97-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionaiy  Force  and  the  Khyber  3'orce  with  the  ist  Battalion  Duke  of  Cornwall's  LighA 
Infantrj-  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^  Lieut.  Dickinson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S97-9S  withthe  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  with  the  isl  Battalion  Duke  of  Corawall's 
Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^'  Lieut,  dela  Condarcine  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tii-ah  Expeditionary  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  (wounded)  with  the  ist  Battalion 
Duke  of  Cornvfall's  Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clas])s).     Served  in  t>e  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

3^  Lieut.  Collard  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  oi  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1S97-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionarv"  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  with  the  i&t  Battalion  Duke  of  Cornwall's 
Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*o  Lieut.  Williams  Freeman  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  Lockhart  in  1P97-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionaiy  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Duke 
of  Coi-nwall  sLight  Infantry  CMedal  with  two  Clas^ps). 

*'^  Lieut.  Goldsmith  ser^'ed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S97-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Duke  of  Cornwall's 
Light  Infantiy  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

**  Lieut.  Bo'ulton  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sii-  WiUiam  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Plxpeditionary  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  with  the  1st  Battalion  Duke  of  Cornwall's 
Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  tw  >  (^'lasps). 

**  Lieut.  Hears.ey  sen-ed  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  i88-(-S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  nnd  Khedive's  Star).  Sfi-ved 
in  the  cam^Daiun  on  the  Noith  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S97-98  with  the  Tirah 
Expeditionaiy  Force  and  the  Kbyber  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry  (Medal  with 
two  Clasps). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the    2nd  Battalion  Dalce  of  Cormvali's  Light  Iiifantri/, — formerly  the  4(>th 

{South  Devonsliire)  Regiment. 
Raised  in  1711  and  numbered  the  57th.  To  England,  1742.  To  Jers'^s',  1747.  Number  changed  to  46th,  174$. 
To  Ireland.  1749.  To  Nova  Scotia,  1757.  To  Canada,  1760.  To  West  Indies,  176:.  To  Canada,  1763.  To 
Ireland,  1767.  To  America,  1776.  To  West  Indites,  177S.  To  England,  1782.  Received  the  title  of  South  Devon- 
shire Regiment.  To  Ireland,  17S4.  To  Gibraltar,  1792.  To  West  Indies,  1794.  To  England,  1796.  To  lrel«nd, 
iSoo.  To  West  Indies,  1S08  (attack  on  Dominica).  To  England,  1811.  To  New  South  Wales,  1S84.  To  India,  1818. 
To  England,  1833.  To  Ireland,  1S35.  To  Gibraltar,  1839.  To  West  Indies,  1842.  To  Halifax,  N.8.,  and  Mont- 
real, 1S45.  To  Jamaica,  1846.  To  Nova  Scotia,  1S47.  To  England,  184S.  To  Ireland,  1852.  To  England,  1854. 
To  the  Crimea,  1S54  {siege  of  Sebastopol).  To  Corfu,  1S56.  To  India, 1  =  53.  To  England,  i£6y.  To  Jrelaud, 
1373.    To  Bermuda,  iSjti.    Tc  Gibraltar,  iS3o.    To  Egypt,  iS22.    To  England,  1SS6. 


The  Duke  of  Wellington's  (West  Riding  Regiment) 

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Duke  oMVellin-ton      *'  DBTTiNaE^r  -  *'  Mysore"  "Hindoostan"  (with  the  Elephant). 

^y.**.  Dk";H1   1803  LesWaRHEE    '    "DkIG"    "NiVk"    "PjiNINSULi"    "WiTEBLOO" 

Alma  lNKKitii\N  faEVASTOPOL  "  "AerssiNiit  *' 

^.Colonel.— FiT   Sir  Hugh  Rowlands,"  XCB,  Ensign,  P25  Sept.  49;   Lieut.  21  A])r   51-   Cavt  >>-=  Auc^    o  ■ 

Halt,     -y^^fiyof.  2N0V.  55;    Majorat  ^Qv    57;    Bf  Lt.Colouel,  28   Nov.  65;    Lt.Cohnel,  23  Mar".  66:    Co/oHf^ 

""■-  ;     23  Mar.  71  ;  Ar<v«*-  0-e»ej-aZ,  I  July  81 ;  Lieut. General,  i  Jan.  go  ;  General,  16  Oct.  94  ;  Colonel  West  Ridin- 

I     Regiment.  8  Oct.  97.  ° 

iLieutenant  Colonels.— 2  Stewart  John  Trench,  Lieut,  t  Oct.  75  ;  Captain,  2+  Jan.  85  ;  Major,  26  Sent  qo  - 

i      Lf .Colonel,  !>"■  Dt^c.gg.  1       7     > 

I  Percy  Temple  Rivett-Carnao,^^  Lieut.  3  July  73  5  Captain,  19  Dec.  83;   J[fo/or,  6  Oct.  02  :  m.Lt  Colonel, 

20  May  gS  ;  Lt.Colonel,  30  ISov.  00. 


Majors, 
2  Francis  Macleod  Hastings  Marshall,'  \ 
2nil  in   Command   16   Dec.  99   ) 

1  Haylbril  Douglas  Thorold^    

2  William  Joseph  Goold 

■2  Percy  Bourdillon  Smithe    

Frederick  Arthur  Hayden    

I  Basil  St.  John  LeMarchant   

Charles  Vet-ey  Humphrys,  ^(i/«fan<) 

2  Voliinfeer  Buitahon  ■£  Sept.  95  y 

Alfred  Stephen  Chapman,  R  c.  {Depot) 

Captains. 

1  Francis  John  De  Gex 

ClarenceDalrympleBruce,2Md)».  Com-\ 

mand  Chinese  Itegt.  with  rank  of  Mafor  ) 

p.s.c.  Williair.  James  Anderaon,  Vice  ) 

Consul  in  Asia  Minor  22  Dec.  98 J 

I  Owen  Harris   

I  Oswald  Albon  Aldersey  Taylor  

William  Mil  ward  Watscn,'"  Chinese') 

Regiment      ^ 

Sam'uelCharlesUmfreville,  ^(//M/rt»Q 

3  Battalion  Sfirop»hire  Lt.  lufantrg,  > 
22  Apr.  95 J 

HerbertWilliamWninmanWood.^i/.  ) 

4  Vol.  Bn.  Esuex  Uegt,  17  Sept.  98...   f 
Edgar Garston  Harrison, ^^D.SO.  »«)•«■  ) 

ing  in  the  Brit.  E.  Africa  Protectorate  ] 
I  Edward  Raymond  Houghton'^ 

1  Francis  David  Bebrend   

2  Henry  Wrison  Becher,  Soi/tk  Africa... 
Ed^vd.  Moutray  Kinnaird  Parsous,"*  ) 

Adj.  4  T'oZ.  Bn.  W.  Kent  Regiment,  )■ 
I  June  00 I 

2  James  Alec  Charles  Gibbs,*^  S.  Africa 

Clement  Agnew  Fedden,  Adjutant  i  ) 

Vol.  Bn.  u-ifh  rank  of  Capt.  ?  Jan.  gg) 

2  Percy  Alexander  Turner,'*'  Adjutant  | 

1  July  97 > 

2  Thomas  yharpft  Smith  

Francis  John  Thursby-Pelham,  Fay  \ 

Department     .,  .    ) 

2  Cecil  Henry  Lloyd 

Lawrence  George  Stayner,  nerving  \ 
with  East  Africa  Rijles ) 

Norman  Bruce  Hainhridge,  3/b«n^e(?> 
Infan'ry,  South  Africa  Ji 

Keimeth  Andersen  Macleod  

1  Herbert  Darnton  Kgerton  Greenwood 
Reginald     Wiuninglon      Fanshawe,  \ 

Pag  Department ) 

2  H-nrold  Wolsteiiholme  Cobb 

1  Louis  Raymond  Acworth    

1  Percy  Belcber  Stratrord 

Arthur  Hobert  Hume,  Reserve  (Depot) 
Herbert  Charles  Suit,  Reserve  (Depot) ... 
Arthur  Marmaduke  Whitaktr,    Adj.; 

2  Vol.  Bn.  Bedford  Regt.,  2  Nov.  00  J 
Percival  Coode    

Lieutenants. 

2  Reginald  Ernest  Maffett,  5o('/A  Africa 
Robert  Napier  Bray,  Chinese  Regt.  

T  William     Ernest    Marriott    Tj-'ndall,  ( 

Adjutant  rp  Jan.  99  1 

T  Edward  Neville  Townsend  

PhilipWilliam  Temple  Hale  Wortham,)_ 
Uganda  Rifles      } 

1  Reginald  St.  John  f'ainiichael  

2  James  George  Whish 

1  Frank  Simeon  Exham 

T  Harry  Kirwan  Umfi-eville 

Ashton  Alexander  St. Hill,  Jf'.^/Wcaji  ) 
Regiment,  vifh  rank  of  Captain    i 

2  Leslie  Blundell  BristowNoyea 

2  Henry  George  Bally 


2ND  LIEUT. 

LIEUT. 

CAPTAIIf. 

BBEV.MAJ. 

&IAJOB. 

II  May    78 

12  Jan.    81 

6  Oct.     86 

30  July    97 

14  Jan.    80 

I  Jan.    3 1 

28  Oct.    85 

2  Nov.    9^ 
I  June  98 

17  Apr.   80 

18  May    81 

II  Apr.    87 

I  Jaly     81 

5  Jan.    88 

1 6  Nov.  98 

22  Jan.    81 

I  July    81 

I  A  us.    88 

IJ  Dec.    qS 

ig  Feb.    8i 

I  July    81 

I  Aug.    88 

29  Mar.    99 

g  Sept.  82 

19  Sept.  88 

18  Dec.    99 

2  Deo.    74 

2  July    83 

6  Apr.    9 1 

9  Sept.  82 

17  Oct.     88 

9  Sept.  82 

30  Nov.   88 

10  May    82 

6  Aug.    89 

30  jB.n.    84 

12  Feb.    50 

12  Nov.    84 

12  Nov.  90 

7  Feb.    85 

2  Mar.  91 

6  May    85 

2  M.ar.  91 

6  May    85 

I  Feb.    92 

23  May    85 

I  Feb.    92 

25  Jan.    9^ 

23  May    85 

1 8  Feb.    92 

29  Ans.    85 

5  Sent.  95 

8  Dec.    36 

1  Nov.   95 

8  Dec.    86 

I  Nov.  05 

4  May    87 

6  Aug.  89 

15  Sept.  97 

8  Dec.    S3 

31  July    90 

8  Feb.    99 

21  Dec.    89 

2  Mar.  91 

8  Feb.    99 

10  Nov.   86 

Ti  June  90 

9  Feb.    99 

29  Mar.    90 

I  Feb.    92 

29  Mar.    99 

23  Mai-.    So 

30  July    90 

15  June  98 

2q  Mar.    90 

1  Feb.    92 

21  Oct.    99 

3  May  go 

I  Dec.    93 

21  Oct,    go 

29  Oct.     90 

13  Dec.    93 

23  Oct.     99 

29  Oct.     go 

I  May    94 

23  Oct.     99 

25  Mar.    91 

7  Nov.    94 

i3  Dec.   99 

23  May    91 

26  June    95 

19  Feb.    00 

18  May    9? 

5  Sept.  95 

19  Feb.    00 

13  July    92 

1  Nov.   95 

25  Feb.    00 

31  May    78 

II  June   84 

9  Sept.  82 

19  Sept.  88 

28  Sept.  92 

2  Nov.    95 

26  May    00 

ig  Nov.   g2 

1  Jan.    g6 

I  June  00 

21  Jan.    93 

28  Mar.    96 

»  Major  3 

Uarshall   served  in  the 

12  Dec.    94 

15  Sept.  97 

Kafir   war  in  1878,    including    the 

6  Mar.    95 

5  Jan.    gS 

operations  against  Sekukuni  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

4  Sept.  95 

16  Feb.    gS 

1"  Captain  Watson  served  in  the 

1 4  May    g8 

operations  in  Matabeleland  in  i893-94i 

2Q  May    95 

(Medal).    Served  in  the  operations 

28  Sept.  95 

2  Jan.    99 

in  South  Africa  under  Sir  Frederick 

7  Dec.    95 

29  Jan.    99 

Carringtonin  1890  with  the  Mounted 

7  Dec.    95 

8  Feb.    99 

Infantry  (Clasp). 

7  Dec.    95 

8  Feb.    99 

'2  Major   Harrison  served  in  the 
operations  against  the  Mazrui  rebels- 

28  Dec.    95 

in  East  Africa  in  1395-96  (Medal). 

25  Mar.    96 

2  Apr.    99 

25  Mar.    96 

9  Oct.     gg 

Years' Ser. 

Pny 

5 

5 
4 
3 
3 
3 


285 


The  Duke  of  Wellingtons  (West  Riding  Regiment). 


LlEUTEJTANTS. 

Alfred  Garnett  Horsfall  

a  Baptist  Johnston  Barton    

r  Richard  Francis  Gatehouse   

Reginald  (.'hiUlers  Carter 

2  James  Roberi.  Bruiiker    

2  Gilbert    Ralph     Abercromby    John^ 
Trotter    S 

Edward  Vaughan  Jenkins  

2  Andrew  L'Dlpoys  Wood 

Henry  James  Lionel  Oakes   

r  William  Eveljn  Maples    

I  Mordauni  Vereker  Le  Peer  Trench 

Sbcond  Likutknants, 

I  John  Hutton  Bowes  Wilson  

I  Robert  Molyneux  Tidmarsh  

I  Chichester  George  Oriel  Harman    

:  Cyril  Oswald  Jultb 

I  Alfred  Spry  Carlyon 

I  Ernie  Rnm'bold  Taylor    

1  Eric  Manfred  Liddell   , 

2  Lionel    Herapath,  Army    Trannport^  1 

South  Africa ) 

2  James  Younge  Greenwood 

2  Charles    Adrian    Joseph    Stourton ) 

Langdale ) 

Charles  James  Pickering   

William  George  Arthur  Brett  

Robert  Harwar  Gill 

1  Joseph  Ackroyd  Whitaker 

2  George  Rawnslov  Hartley 

Williani  Edward  Keates    

Frederic  Henry  Burton  Wellesley  

Harry  Gardiner 


2ND  LIKUT. 

5  Sept.  96 

5  Sept.  96 
I  Dec.  97 
4  May 
4  May 
3  Aug. 

20  May 
20  May 
20  May 
2o  May 

6  Dec. 


LIEUT. 

14  Oct. 

90 

20  Oct. 

99 

21  Oct. 

99 

23  Oct. 

99 

28  Oct. 

99 

29  Nov. 

99 

19  Feb. 

00 

19  Feb. 

00 

25  Feb. 

00 

26  May 

00 

1  June 

00 

6  Dec. 
9  Dec. 

20  .Tan. 
24  Jan. 
24  Feb.  00 

3  Mar.  cx) 

4  Apr.  00 

18  Apr.  00 

21  Apr.  00 
21  Apr.  00 

26  Apr.  00 

5  May  00 
5  May  00 
5  May  00 
5  May  CX) 

19  May  00 
1 1  Aug.  00 
13  Oct 


Facings  White.— Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 

XBf  Baffiilion  returned  from  Malta,  15  Sept.  98, 
2nd  Battalion  embarked  for  Bermuda,  6  Oct.  86. 


quarter  Mastert.—i  James  Thomas  Seaman,"  5  Sept.  83  ;  Hon.  Captain,  5  Sept.  98. 
2  All'red  Ellam,  13  Sept.  99 ;  H""-  Lteut. 

'  Sir  Hugh  Roivlands  served  the  Eastern  CRmnaiRn  of  1854-55  with  the  4i8t  Regiment,  including  the  battles  of 
Alma  and  Inkerman  (severely  wounded),  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  sortie  of  2Cth  October,  attack  of  the 
Quarries  on  7th  June  and  twice  on  the  Rifle-pits,  attacks  of  the  Reilan  on  tbe  i3th  June  and  8th  !5eptember— 
wouniled  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Victt>ria  Cross,  Brevet  of  Major,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  stb  Class 
of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkif-h  Medal)  ;  received  the  V€  "  for  rescuing  Jolonel  Haiy,  01  the  47th  Regiment,  from 
Russian  soldiers,  Colonel  Haly  having  been  wounded  and  surrounded  by  them,  and  lor  gallant  exeriions  in 
holding  the  ground  occupied  by  his  advanced  picpiet  agaiust  the  enemy,  at  the  commencement  of  the  battle  of 
Inkerman,  5th  November  1854.'"  Served  in  the  Kaflr  war  in  1877-79  on  special  service  at  Lunelierg,  and  com- 
manded the  troops  in  the  engagement  at  Tolako  Mountain  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

5  Lt.Colonel  Rivott-Caruac  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  draham  m  1884  (Medal 
and  Khedive's  St.^r).  Served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  under  Sir  Richard  Martin  as  Chief  StadOthcer 
(mentioned  in  desnatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Sei-ved  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1903 
iis  a  Station  Commandant.  ,    ^       -  n  ,  ■  -, 

«  .Major  Thorold  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  under  Sir  Frederick  Carrington  m  1896  on  special 
service,  and  commanded  at  G  jvelo.  where  he  reorganised  the  Volunteer  garrison  (mentioned  m  despatches,  Medal). 

"  Captain  Houghton  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese 
Expedition  in  1S87-8S  (Medal  with  C'lasp). 

'*  Captain  Parsons  served  in  the  operalions  in  South  Africa  in  1896  (Medal). 

"  Captain  Gibbs  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  in  if96-97  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .      .j     •   ■ 

>6  Captain  P.  A.  Turner  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  in  1893-94  as  Staff  Otficer  to  the  Administrator 
of  Mashonaland.  and  altprwards  as  Assistant  Staff  Omcor  to  the  Officer  Commanding  the  Mashonaland  Field 
Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).  -,  ,  ,  f 

18  Captain  Seaman  served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  1S67-68,  and  was  present  at  the  assault  and  capture  of 
Magdala  (Medalj. 

Eecurd  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Diihe  of  Wellingtons  [West  Riding  Regiment),— 

formerl)/  tite  -jbth  Reqiment. 
Raised  in  1787  and  proceeded  to  India,  1788.  To  England,  1806  (Mahratta  war  of  1803-granted 
the  distinction  of  "Hindustan").  To  Jersey,  1807.  To  England,  1808.  To  Spam,  1808  (battle  of 
Corunna).  To  England,  1809.  To  Ireland,  1810.  To  Spain  and  France,  1813  (battle  of  Nive).  To 
Canada  1814.  To  Ireland,  1827.  To  West  Indies,  1834.  To  Bermuda,  1840.  To  Halifax,  Nova 
Scotia,  1S41.  To  Ireland,  1842.  To  England,  1843.  To  Scotland,  1846.  To  England,  1847.  L2nd 
Battalion  raised  1847  ;  disbanded,  1850,]  To  Ionian  Islands,  1S48.  To  Malta,  1851.  To  Halifax, 
Nova  Scotia,  1853.  To  England,  1857.  To  India,  1863.  To  Burmah,  1868.  To  England,  1876.  To 
Ireland,  1880.  To  England,  1S85  To  Bermuda,  1886.  To  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia,  1888.  To  West 
Cndies,  1891. 


Record  of  the  Services  of  the  ist  South  Staffordifhire  Regiment  [formerly  the  zSth  ll?giment). 
Raised  in  1702.  On  Sea  Service,  1707  to  1710.  To  Antigua,  1710.  To  the  West  Indies,  1739.  To  Antigua,  1750. 
To  England,  1765,  after  58  years' foreign  service.  To  America.  1774.  To  England,  17S4.  To  Flanders.  1795.  To 
the  V^cM  Indies,  1796.  (21111  Battalion  raised  in  1804,  and  disbanded  in  1814 -records  lost.]  To  the  Cape  of  Good 
Hope,  1805.  To  South  America,  1806  (capture  of  Monte  Video).  To  Ireland.  1807.  To  Spain,  i3o8  (battles  of 
Roleia,  Vimiera,  and  Corunna).  To  England  and  Ireland,  1S09.  To  the  Peninsula,  1S12  (battles  cf  Busaco, 
Badajoz,  Salamanca,  Vittoria,  St.  Sebastian  and  Niye).  To  Ireland  and  Engl.and,  1814.  To  the  Netherlands,  1815. 
To  Eiiglaud,i8n.  To  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  1S18.  To  India,  1822.  To  Burmah,  1E24  ("Ava  ").  To  India,  1826. 
To  Encland.  1836.  To  Ireland,  1837.  To  the  Ionian  Islands,  1840.  To  Gibr.altor,  1S43.  To  Jamaica,  1846.  To 
Halifax.  Nova  Scotia,  1848.  To  England,  1851.  To  the  Crimea,  1854  (battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman  and  s^egeof 
Sebaatopol).  To  England,  1856.  To  India,  1857  (capture  of  Lucknow).  To  England.  1872.  To  Ireland,  1877.  To 
Malta,  1880.  To  Egypt.  18P2  (war  0(1882).  To  Malta,  1883.  To  Egypt  and  the  Soudan,  1884  ("Nile  18S4-S5 '- 
battle  of  Kirbekan).    To  Gibraltar,  1S86.    To  Egypt,  1891.    To  England.  1893. 


rst  Batt.,  South  Africa.      "1 
2nd  Batt.jBareilly,  Bengal. J 


The  Border  Regiment.  286 

Formerly  the  ^^th  (The  Cuvihe rland)  and  V         34"^*^ 

55r/i  (Westmoreland)  Regiments,  I    Ee^imevt.rf  m»trici. 

In  CARLISIiE. 

(The  3i\l  and  4tli  Battalions  are  formed  of  the  Cumberhmd  and  Westmoreland  Mil'itia  respectively.) 

A  Laurel  Wreath.    "Albcheba."  "  Aheoyo  dosMolinos"  "Vittohia"  "PrBBsrsEs"  "Nitellb**  **Nivb" 
Oetsss"  "Peninsula"  "  China'*  (with  the  Dragon).      "Alma"  "Inkebman"  "Sevastopol"  "  Lucknow/ 

^?H^!^£L  Colonel.— 5n- Henry  Charles  Baruston  Daubeney,' (?CB.£jM[^n,   12  March  29;    iIe«^  9  Aug.  31 ;    Capf. 
Fall  Hall      v^^  Oct.  3b  ;  S^  Jfa/or,  23  Dec.  42;  Major.  ^25  Nov.  45-  Bf.Lt.Coloiiel,  20  June  sa;  Lt. Colonel,  9  March  55: 


P:iy. 


?^      Colonel,  30  Sept.  57  ;  Ma/or  General,  6  Mar.  68;  Lieut. General,  i  Oct.  77;   General,  4  March  80;  Colonel 

55th  Foot,  3  B^eb.  79. 
...    Lieutenant  Colonels. — 2  Jefferson  Serrell  Wood,-  Enaifjn^  P25  May  79;  Lt.  •'27  Oct.  71;  Capt.  23  June  So; 

Major,  15  May  Sq  :  Lt. Colonel,  20  Oct.  07. 
...    I  Gerald  Hedley  Ovens, ^  Lieut.  21  Sept.  74  ;  Cai^t.  20  Oct.  83  ;  Major^  9  July  91 ;  Lt.Colonel,  i  July  00. 


15 

15 

15 

14 

1    ^3 
1    13 


I  10 
9 
9 
Q 
9 
9 


2ND  LIEUT. 


14  Jan. 

I  May 
13  Aug. 


Majobs. 

1  John  StannusPelly,*  2nd  in  Command^ 

23  Feb.  98  i 

2  Robt.  Hy.  Gape  Heygate,^  DSO.,  2nd  J 

in  Coutinand  i  July  00    > 

John  PapeWood, ^J(//. 2  To/. liH. I  Jan.q^ 
p.9.c.  Harold  .Arthur  Sandbach  Bark-^ 

worth,   Brigaie    Major,    Aldershot,  >  

17  Feb.  00  (teiHp.) )  I 

r  Hervey  Sandby  MayhGw^    23  Oct. 

2  AlgeruonMontgomerieCaaUeiUl, '"iJSO         

William  Fleetwood  Naeh^'  22  Jan. 

Edward     Medley      Carter,     Raeroe} 
(Depot)  [Hon.  Lt.Cclonel,  31  Mar.  36}  J 

1  Charles;  Edward  Hyacinth  Cooch'^ , 

2  David  James  Welsh 


80,     6  Mar.    80 


xg  Sept.  80 
1  July    81 

30  Nov.    76 


Captains. 

I  Julian  Edmund  Spicer  Probyn^' 

William  John  Ferguson-Davie,  Adj.  > 
5  Vol.  Bit.  Devon   Kegt.  21   Sept.  96  ) 

1  Percy  John,  Bellamy'*  

2  Henry  Montague  Shallett  O'Brien'^  ... 
2  George  Browne,   Adjutant  Standing  ) 


^3  Apr.    8] 


I 


Can. 


,Ranikhet 


2  Reginald  de  Blaquiere  Chichester-^  ... 

Robert  Arthur  Browne''    

Charles  Ernest  Wynell-Mayow,'^  Ad-  "*  ■ 

jutanf  4  Battalion  4  Feb.  99       S 

George  Herbert  Ledward,'^  Adjutant  t  ! 

I    Volunteer  Battalion  29  July  96  ...  >'  [ 

2  Robert  Ouseley  Cuthbert  Hume-"  j 

1  ^j.s.c.  Harry  Ueuijion  Tuson'*    

2  Lewis  Ironside  Wood,'''  Station  Staff '^  \ 

Officer,  Liicknoto,  31  Mar.  00   \ 

Lee  Oliver  FitzMaurice  Stack,  Egyp- )  '\ 
tiati  Armif  S 

1  Arthur  Lyon, ^=^  Z)i»^/*(e^  Cojn.,  Winhurg 

2  Francis  Courtenay  Marsh^-*    

2  ArchibaldSkirviugWooUeryMoffat,'^*  > 

Adjutant  24  June  99 S 

2  James  Tindal  Xvea  Busanquet  

:i  Cbarlea  Davies  Vaughan^ 

1  Ewen    George   Sinclair-Mac  Lagan^^  \  , 

Adjutant  n  July  00  i  ! 

Harcourt  Ranking  Kii»e,Reserc€(Depot)^ 
George  Cecil  Brooke,'^''  Chinese  itei>t.  ...| 

2  Seignehiv     Guatavus       \Villuughby> 
Humc'W  /  ' 

Lieutenants.  i 

2  George  Fletcher  Broadi-ick^' I 

1  Arthur  Erskine  St.  Vincent  Pollard^-: 

2  Arthur  Fred.  Hamilton  Pigott^^  {DepotY 

1  Frank  George  Grier  Morrih'* | 

2  Hairy  Ernest  Chapmnn^^   

2  Charles  Herford  Prmgle*'  {Depot)  

I  Geo.  Ernest  Warren,'*  tcith  Prov,  Bn.    I 

I  Percy  Frederick  Brunei  Hawes*** 

I  Arthur  Robt.  Seignelay  Lyon-Carap-  \ 

bell,^«»i«^  Staff  Officer,  Sth.  Africa) 

1  William  Lynn  Allen^  

2  Louis Edm.  HariugtonMolvneux-Seel  [ 
2  Thomas  \Vm.  Houssemayne  du  Boulayi 
2  Herbert  Nelson ! 

Gerald  .lohn  Marshes   

2  Robert  Norman  Gordon 1 

2  Gerald  Arthur  Morturi    

2  George  Patrick  Grant 

1  Edmund  Hastings  Harcourt  Lees^   ... 

2  Herbert  Watkins  Grubb 


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Second  Lieutenants.  ' 

2  Dare  Heber-Percy  Herbert  Reade  '  9  ^^c.    96 

George    Hanbury   Noble    Jackson.^c-^  1 

Adjutant  Imperial  Light  Infantry,  >'  20  Feb.    97! 

S.  Africa )  I 

I  George  Ernest  Beaty-Pownall'*  8  Sept.  97 

1  John  Carlisle  Deey  Spedding i  Dec.    97 

2  Andrew  William  Quinlan   ,  i  Dec.    97 


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SeCOXD    LlErTEI.MSTS. 

I  Sidnev  Herbert  Fosler  Muriel'"  

I  Charles  (ieorge  Williams  Andrews^ 

1  Francis  Henry  Harvey*** 

2  James  Charles  M'Kenna     

1  George  Hyde  Hnrrison" '  " 

I  Arthur  Orr  Sutherland" 20 

J  (!ha  lesAlmericJohnCholmondeley  ...,    4 
I  James  Alexander  Ellis*- |  ^8 

1  Basil  Oweu  Palmer"  21 

Thomas  Henry  Dawson \  '9 

2  Stanley  Pershouse 3° 

2  Sidney  Bernard  Orton    

Stephen  Henry  Worrall 

Henry  Hugh  Backhouse  Prior.... 
George  Uniacke  Jameson 


2.VD  LIEUT. 


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QaaHerlfcisfcrg.— 2  JamesM'Ewen,22  Aug.  00;  ffon.  ifc«'. 
I  I  Frederick  William  Austin,  22  Oec.  00 ;  lloii.  Lieut. 

Facingt  White.— AgenU,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
T.  Batf.  emharkedjor  Malta,  lo  Noy.  1897:  '»  South  Africa.  Sept.  1899.    2«<i  Batl.  emha.-keifor  Malta,  3  >ov.  188B. 

•  Charles  Daubeney  served  with  the  S5th  Regt.  in  *«  Coorg  campaign  Fast  InM^^^^^^ 

t  the  a.ssault  and  capture  of  the  stockade  of  Ki.senhuly  and  at  the  attack  on  t^s^^^^^^^^^  ^. 


1  Sir  I 
?ent  at  the  assault  ana  capture  01  tne  siocKaue  ui  ivisoenuun.v ,  ■."■•  "-  --".  ■■■-~--rr      ',:„„„,.„„_<.  „„(!  overtions  : 
where  he  had  charge  of  one  of  the  two  guns  attached  to  the  Column,  which  ''y  ''«'  I^'f Jl™°™  Sf.htCompany  at 
saved  from  capture  during  the  retreat;  served  during  the  Chinese  war  of  184 '-42,  ^2^''„X7J;.^,h^  m        Staff  as 
the  repulse  of  the  enemy's  night-attack  at  Chinhae,  rmd  at  p>«'*'°™,'f^-'^S^P'"'^S°f£^fe  °^iei" L^^^^ 
Majorof  Brigade  to  Sir  James  SchoeddeatWoosung.  ?l>'i°gl''''.''°<li^  l^'"^  ™fXTh7  wUe™  A^ 
Medal,  Brevet  Major,  and  CB.) .    Served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854,  including  the  battLes  °' 'J-™^"^^'^  ^t,       jh 
(wounded  and  horse  shot),  siege  of  Sebastapol,and  renulse  of   he  sortie  of  26th  Octobei      Co^^ 
Regiment,  a-,d  subsequently  the  ist  Brigade  2nd  Division  at  the  battle  "f '"''e'-man.    Me^^^^^        Interiian      Was 
and  in  the  report  of  Sir  De  Lacy  Evans  for  the  battle  of  the  Alma   and  m  '^e ''«^Pf"l'<=' J"  i^clnUn 
Gazetted  to  a  Substantive  Lieutenant  Colonelcy  for  Inkerman  on  12th  Dec.  '854,  bii«.  declmed  ac^^^^ 
motion  which  would  have  removed  him  from  the  seat  of  war  and  placed  him  on  half  pay  "     '"  '''^j  ^^^'^Le-ion  of 
serving  in  the  field.    Reward  for  distinguished  services  1855  :  Medal  with  three  ^hisps.  Knight  01  tne  i.e„ioB  o. 
Hnnnr  Turkish  Medal  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  iTCK.  in  :87i  and  GCB.  in  :b84.  ,.      .■      o 

™u.'colonet  J.  S.  Wood  served  with  the  WaziHstan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William Locbhart  m  .894-9 
2nd  Battalion  Border  ReL'iment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'  Lt. Colonel  Ovens  served  in  the  .\fghanwar  in 
Forceandalso  with  the  Khyber  Division  of  the  .••kji„u.^l„^^s"^^-''—"  "  Ti^^,;  VA'.'a^r  „- nith  the -n'l  Batta'ion 
(Medal).     Served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  ''^894-9,  with  the  .^,BaLta 
Border  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp) .    Served  m  the  South  African  war  in  ■89P-'9°°;^i'>' '*"=  "^f^^^^ 
Regiment,  during  the  latter  part  of  the  campaign  m  command,  and  was  present  in  the  e'lgjigement^at  Busnm^  ^ 


pro- 
hilst  his  Regiment  was 


;  with  the 


n  "JsSo  as  Superintendent  of  Army  Signalling  with  the  Khyber  Line 
Northern  Afghanistan  Field  Force  under  Lieut   genera    Bngta 


Kop,  and  at  the  relief  of  Wepener. 


■..6.] 


Served  with  Mounted  Infantrv  in  Upper  Bnrmah  m  i^SSg-go  (<^ia^P>- 


the  engagement  at  Willow  Grange,  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  t-ngagements^at^&pioii^Kop,^  \  aai  ivraniz^ 
ieter's   HiU      '  ..---,  ..  ,       .     .,  _     _.^,.-r    _  .., 

man's  Kop. 


"rsee  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Harfs  Annual  Army  List,"  p. 
-"4*^Maior"Periv  served  in  the  South  African  war  in   ,899-1900  w-ith  the  ,st  Battalion  Border  Regimen^  and  jas 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Willow  Grange,  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  engagement  at  Piete.  sH.ll,  the  rebel 
Ladysmith,  and  at  the  relief  of  Wepener,  including  the  engagement  at  Bushman  s  Kop.  .g  ,  ; 

5  Maior  Heygate  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  ^'tchener  m    896  m  com 
mand  of  the  ist  Soudanese  Battalion,  including  the  en..ageraent  at  Firket  and  the  "l^^^tions  at  rfaar  ("^ntiouert 
in  despatches.  nSO..  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps',  and  in   he  ^^.^^'l^^^^^^j^.^ij^^. 
Class  if  the  Osmanieh,  Claspl.    Sen'ed  in  the  South  African  war  in  ■B99-;9oo  with  the  '*'' .°*\'?™"„Xa 
ment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Willow  Grange  and  at  the  battle  of  Colenso--se^elely  ^°™'"'1-  ^  ^ 

e  Major  J.  P.  Wood  served  wi-A  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Su- William  Lockhart  in  1894  95  witn  tne 
2nd  Battalion  Border  Regiment  (Medal  vMth  Clasnl.  .....  .  i3„„„i;„„  Rra-.lei.  Reeiment  and  was 

s  Major  Mayhew  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Boulei  Kegiment,  anu 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Boschfontein,  Transvaal.  „    „  „  „  ,_  „  „™,a.,t  in  fhn  enirafe- 

>o  Major  Caulfeild  served  with  the  66th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  warof  ,8;8-8o,  and  ^^L' ,?and  the  subseS?nt 
ment  on  the  Helmund  against  the  Wall's  mutinous  troops,  in  the  action  at  Maiwan.l  ( woiindedl  and  thesubsequent 


defence  of  Candahar  (Medal,  and  Medal  for  distinguished  conduct  in  the  field),  ^^f"'''','^'^^,^""  ""i,^^"^SO  Tan^^ 
tion  in   ,S36-SSas  Brigade  Transport  OtBcer  to   Brigadier  General  Low  (mentioned  in  despatches,  IJ.5U.,  anu 

-----  .-.,..  i-T — . —  r» 1,  .^  iSSq~qo  (Ljia^p/- 

Staff  and   Treasure  Chest  OtBcer 


Medal  with  two  Clasps  I.  . 

11  Major  Nash  served -with  the  Tnnhon  Expedition,  Burma,  in  1889-90  as 
to  the  Momeit  Column  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in.59J-.'^  ."-"--•—  "^^-j'^t-the 
perial  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop,  \aal  Krantz,  and  Pietei  s  niii, 

""'"MljorCo'oTh'servedwith  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894^95  w^h  the  ^nd 
Battalion  Border  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i899->?oo  with  the  ist  flat 
""i3''Sa1,°tata  P^oClen-ed  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Border  Regiment,  and  w.s 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Willow  Grange  and  at  the  battle  of  Colenso-wounded.  Beatv-Pomiall 

11  Captains  Bellamy  and  Tuson,  Lieuts.  Morris,  Warren,  and  Lyon-Campbell,  and  f,econdLieuts.BeatyroTi 
and  Harrison  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,899;. 900  with  the  '^t  Battalion  Border  Regim«it^.^^^^^  Krlrtz,  and 

including   the  engagement  at  Bush- 


Pieter's  HiU,  the  relief  of  Ladysmith,    and    at    the    relief    of    Wepener, 
"^■"captain  O'Brien  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-9S  with  the 


2nd  Battalion  Border  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp).  „i  !..,»  in  ,?„,  n- with  the 

.«  Captain  Chichester  ?erved  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  S.r  W^illmm  Lockhart  m  ^^94-9?^^^^  '"I 
2nd  Battalion  Border  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  South  .\fncan  war  in  1899-1900  with  tne 
Battalion  Border  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  *t^°/<=bfontein,  rransvaal      _^^^^^^^^    ^^    Army 


!  with  the  4th  Dragoon  Guards,  and  was  present 


Bushman's  Kop. 


18  Captain  Wynell-Mayow  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  180^  ..ivu  uu=  ,v,.  ''•r6-"-,r--T-,^„;„  _f  m.,  p.-.TTehir. 
in  the  engagement  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta.  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasm  at  the  battle  ol  i,^'  "  ^«  ^; 
and  the  cipture  ••(  Cairo  iMedal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Wazinstan  Field  Force  under 
Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-9,  with  the  ist  Battalion  Border  Regiment  (Meda  with  Clasp). 

15  Captain  Ledward  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  m  1.94-9=  with  tue 
and  Battalion  Border  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


The  Border  Btrjnnenf,  287a 

20  Captain  R.  0.  C.  Hume  served  with  the  Waziristau  Fiekl  Force  uuLler  Sir  William  Lockbart  i  1  iSgi-gs  with 
the  2ml  BatCalion  Border  Rpe:iment  (\iedal  with  Clasp). 

2'  CaptaiQ  L.  T.  Wood  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expediti'^uary  Force  in  iSSg-90  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  witt 
the  Waziristau  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  LocKhartin  1*1^4-9=;  \vith  tbe2nd  Bactalion  Border  Regiment  (Clasp). 

22  Captain  Lyon  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  the  and 
Battali  -ii  Border  Re-riment  (Med;il  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chttral  Relief  Force  under  Siir  Robert  Low 
in  T895  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-tQoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Border  Regiment, 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop.  Vaal  Krantz,  and  Pieter's  Hill,  the  relief 
of  Ladysmith,  and  the  relief  of  Wepener,  including  the  engagement  at  Bushman's  Kop. 

23  Captain  Marsh  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Foice  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  189^-95  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  Border  Rt'-riment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2+  Captain  Moffat  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S94-95  with  the  .-nd 
Battalion  Border  Resimeut  (Medal  with  '^'ia-'p). 

35  Captain  Vaufihan  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  =ir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  the 
2nd  Battalion  Border  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India 
in  1897-98  with  the  Toehi  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist 
Battalion  Border  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Willow  Grange,  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  engage- 
ments at  Spion  Kop  {severely  wounded)  and  Pieter's  Hill,  the  relief  of  Ladysmith,  the  relief  of  Wepener  including 
the  engagement  at  Bushman's  Kop,  and  the  engagement  at  Boschfontein,  Transvaal. 

26  Cap  ain  Sinclair- Mac  Laffan  served  with  the  vVaziri^t-nu  b\eld  Force  undsr  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  iSq4-9<;  with 
the  2nd  Battalion  Border  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  (899-1900  with  the  ist 
Battalion  Border  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Willow  Grange,  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  engage- 
ment at  Spion  Kop  (severely  wounded),  the  relief  of  Wepeiier  including  the  engagement  at  Bushman's  Kop,  and  the 
engagement  at  Boschfontein,  Transvaal. 

^'  Captam  Brooke  served  wirh  r,he  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  ia  1894-95  with  the  snd 
Battalion  Border  Re;:iment  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign!  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  In  dia 
under  Sir  William  Loc  chart  in  i3g7-gS  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  as  Assistant  Transport  Officer  2nd 
Brit?ade.  and  afterwards  with  the  Buntr  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Captain  S.  G.  W.  Hume  .served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  umler  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1804-95  with 
the  2nd  Battalion  Border  RcKiment  (Medal  with  Clasj)). 

3'  Lieut.  Broadnck  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  the 
2ud  Battalion  Border  Regiment  (Medal  with  Claspi. 

^^  Lieuts.  Pollard,  Allen,  and  Lees  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the 'ist  Battalion  Border 
Regiment,  and  were  present  in  the  engagement  at  Willow  Grange,  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  engagements  of  Spion 
Kop,  Vaal  Krantz,  and  Pieter's  Hill,  the  relief  of  Ladysmith,  the  relief  of  Wepener,  including  the  engageiuent  at 
Bushman's  Kop,  and  the  engagement  at  Boschfontein,  Transvaal. 

^=*  Lie.it.  Piffott  served  with  the  Wa/dristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  i894-g5  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  Border  Retjiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3*  Lieut.  Hawes  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  ist  BaUaion  Border  Regiment,  and  was 
present  at  the  relief  of  Wepener,  including  the  engagement  at  Bushman's  Kop,  and  the  engagement  at  Boschfon- 
tein, Transvaal. 

^*  Lieut.  Marsh  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Border  Regiment,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Willow  Grange,  the  battle  of  Colenso  (severely  wounded),  and  the  engagement  at 
Boschfontein,  Transvaal. 

'^^  Second  Lieut.  Jackson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Adjutant  Imperial  Light  Infantry,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop,  Vaal  Krantz,  and  Pieter's  Hill,  and  at  the  relief  of  Ladysmith. 

^'  Second  Lieut.  Muriel  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Border  Regiment, 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop  (wounded)  and  Pieter's  Hill,  the  relief  of 
Ladysmith,  the  relief  of  Wepener,  including  the  engagement  at  Bushman's  Kop,  and  the  engagement  at  Boschfon- 
tein, Transvaal. 

•^^  Second  Lieut.  Andrews  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Border  Regiment, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Willow  Grange,  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  engagements  of  Spion  Kop 
(wounded)  and  Pieter's  Hill,  the  relief  of  Ladysmith,  and  the  relief  of  Wepener,  including  the  engagement  at 
Bushman's  Koji. 

^'9  Lluiit.  Chapman  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  uader  Sir  William  Lockhart  iu  i8g4-g5  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  Border  Retfiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•0  Second  Lieut.  Harvey  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Border  Regiment, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Willow  Grange,  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop,  Vaal 
Kranz,  and  Pieter's  Hill,  and  at  the  relief  of  Ladysmith. 

*'  Lieut.  Prinsr'.e  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  Border  Retjiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■*-  Second  Lieuts.  Sutherland,  Ellis,  and  Palmer  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  ist  Bat- 
talion Border  Regiment. 

Record  of  the  Senu'ces  of  the  Ziid  Battallnti  The  Bi)i'der  Ref/iuieiif  {fin-iaerhj  tlie  ^^fh  Reijltuent}, 

Raised  in  Stirlins  in  1755  and  numbered  the  57tli  Reg-iment.  Became  the  sstli  Re;rimeut,  1757-  To  Halifax, 
N.S.,  1757.  To  North  America,  1760.  1761-75,  records  lo^^t;  believed  to  havi'  returned  to  Enirlnnd.  To  North 
America,  1776.  To  West  ladies,  1779.  To  Enjjlind  and  Scotland,  1785.  To  Irehind,  i/Qi.  To  Holland,  1793. 
To  West  Indies,  1795.  To  En<?land,  t797.  To  Holland,  1799.  To  Euo:land,  180a.  To  West  Indies,  1802.  To 
blnpfland,  1812.  (Detachment  in  West  Indies,  which,  except  one  Company,  rejoined  Head  Qunrters  iu  Ea<:jland, 
1813.)  To  Holland.  '813.  (Company  from  Jamaica  reiohied  Head  Quarters  in  Holland,  1814,)  To  Enj;cl'»nd(  1814. 
!  To  Ireland,  1820.  To  Kn2:land,  1^21.  To  Cape  of  Good  Hope.  Dec.  1821.  To  India.  i8^o.  To  China,  1S4!  (war 
of  184:;).  To  Eni?land,  1844.  To  Ireland,  1846.  To  Gibraltar,  1851.  To  Turkey  and  the  Crimea.  1S54  (battlea  of 
Alma  and  Inkerman  and  sie^e  of  Sebastopol).  To  Gibraltar,  1856.  To  England  and  Ireland,  1857.  To  England, 
i860.    To  India,  1863.    To  Eafjland,  1877.    To  Malta,  i885.    To  India,  1890. 


35th 

Tieijimental  District 
CHICHESTER. 


.] 


The  Royal  Sussex  Regiment. 

Formerly  the  t,sH'  {l<-"yal  Sussex)  and  the 

loi th  (Benijal  Infantry)  Begiments. 

'The  vd  Battalion  is  formed  of  the  Koyal  Sussex  Militia.) 
liteRose.    "  LoDisBnBs"  "  Qobbbc.  1759  "  "  Maida  "    "  Eqtpt,  i 


[I 


t  Rate. 
2UtlBatt. 


,  South  Africa. 
Sealkote,  Punjab. 


■NiLB,   1884-85" 


HaU 
Pay. 


Tho  Uuitea  Red  and  White  Rose.    "Looii . 

"  Abu  Klea. 

CnlriT,!.!  _«;.■  Tnhn  Davis  '  KCB.  llimoral-y  Coloni-1  3  Battalion  Hampthire  Urijl.  [R]  Eimif/ti, 

X^vf/Tf  Jui-  l^     CW;.."    .fi  Sept.  59;  il"!'"-,  "='  All?.  66;  Lf. Colour/.  -15  Feh.  68;    Colonel.  13  Feb.  75; 
J.,ef,f.  20  Jun-  S*-[''l""'!'\)  e,,,]„„r  ',  Apr.  91  ;  General,  28  Slav  96  ;  Colonel  R.  Suase.x  Reftt.i2  Apr.  00. 

LiS'antCoionels-rBenjamm  Douisthorpe  Alsop  Donne.'   Lie„t.  .0  Sept.  75 -.Captain,  =0  Oct.  83; 

2  ^::f  !i^S  ^^^  S^^^^:  ^^  N^f  ^r'c^^^;  f  Mar.  3.  ,   M.Jor.  6  Au..  9,  ;  Lt.Colone,, 
2  Feb.  99. 


FuU 
Pay. 


26 


2.5 


;  Feb. 


Majoks. 
Wheler,    2nd 


Command  > 

.s 


2  Edward 

15  Oct.  , 

Louis  Eugene  du  Moulin,' 2Krf  in  Com-  > 

mttnd  2  Feb.  99    ^ 

.Tolin   Ernest    Ficrson,'  Adjutant    a  j 

Volunteer  Battalion  7  Mar.  g6    ) 

Charles  Henry  Ashhurst.^Jii/'i'anf   :  ( 

Cinque  Forts  Vol.  Bijet  20  Jan.  96    i 

Henry  Browse  Scaife*^ 

.  Osmo"nd  Cecil  Lo  Marchant"    

1  Hugh  Hammond  Massy  D'Orady" 

John  Charles  Farrell,  Xeterce  [Depot)... 

John  Gerald  Panton"  

Ribton  Gore,'"  lie^m-e  [Depot) 

Captains. 
Charles  Theobald  Walsh  Church.i' 

Adj.  I    Vol.    Bn.    Manchester  BeqI. 

12  June  95 ■ 

jj.j.c.FrederJck  St.  Outhus  Skinner,"  1 

D.A.A.O.   for     Muskelrjl,   Punjab,  > 

24  Apr.  Q9  ^ 

Probv    Edward    Payno   Crawfurd,') 

Adjutant  3  Battalion  24  Nov.  98    ...  i 

2  Arthur  Robert  Gilbert,"  fioulh  Africa. 
Ernest  Henry  Montrisor,"  Adjutant  ) 

I  Volunteer  Battalion  iS  Dec.  93  ...) 

Richard  Alexander  Kaue,=°  Slalion  ) 

Staf  Officer.  Cawnpore,  4  Feb.  99  ...  i 

1  Harold  jellicorse  [Depot)  

2  James  Harold  Burbury"' 

2  Mostyn  Eden  Cooksou    

2  John  Frederick  Paltock  Lancrdon'^  ... 
I  Prod.  William  Temijletown  Robinson 

Norman  Atkinson  bayton.  Adjutant^ 
3  Volunteer  Battalion  Arggll  and  > 
Sutherland  Highlanders  14  Feb.  99  J 

I  Charles  Powlett  Aldridtre"  

William  Arthur  Gardiner,'^  Pai)  Drpt. 

I  Thomas  Faulcouer  Mair  Wisdeu"" 

I  Edgar  Walter  Butler  Green,='  AdjU-  I 
tant  24  Nov.  97  > 

1  Edward  Leslie  Mackenzie 

2  William  Lushmgton  Osborn,^"  AdJu- ) 

tant4  Sept.  99 j 

2  Alfred  Edgar  Glasgow^' 

'  Percy  Selby  Cookson™ 

Edmund  Siilteel  Hawker,'*  Bcs.(.Depot) 

Robert  Chalcner  Grithn  [Depot) 

2  Herbert  Henry  EUiott^^  

Alfred  Robert  Davis 

Nnrmau  M'Farlane,  Beterce  (Depot)  ... 
I  John  Bartholomew  Wroughton'*    

Richard  G.  A.  Sharp,"  Rererce  (.Dejiot) 

LlEUTENAMTS, 

I  Albert  Gouldsmith 

Robert  Bellamy^''  

Stanley  de  Vere  Alexander  Julius,"  I 

Station  Staf  Officer,  Umritsur  i 

Edward  Martin  Crawley-Boevey« 

1  James  Sauinarez  Cameron 

2  George  Gem,»»  Assist.    Supdt.   Armi/\ 

Siiinalling,  Malakand  Force    ) 

Alfred  Chevallier  Parker,"'  sermng\ 
with  the  Egyptian  Armg J 

1  Hugh  Stirling  Ashworth" 

:  Evelyn  Fountaioe  Villiers*'   

2  Roland  Henry  Waithman«  (De/wO 

1  Frederic  Wilfrid  Bagnall  Willett  " 

2  Charles  Frederick  Watson  Hughes    ... 
2  John  Joseph  Lyons  

1  Charles  Earbery  Bond" 

2  Robert  St.  Patrick  Mosgrove    

2  Robert  Nicholas  Dick 

I  John  Edwin  Harden" 

Arthur  Henry  Schleeinger,  iJeeci-ce") 
[Depot)  {2nd  Lf.  Londonderry  Art.  > 

24  Jan.  91)     ) 

I  John  Sheldon Woodruffe 

1  George  Charles  Morphett" 

2  Richard  Femvick  Finki 


2ND  LIBUT. 


22  Jan. 
14  Jan. 
13  Aug. 

8  Oct. 

23  Oct. 
19  Feb. 
19  Feb. 


5  Feb. 
5  Feb. 
9  May 


19  Oct. 
26  Apr. 
17  Dec. 


89 


LIEUT. 


CAPTAIN. 


23  Joly  79   29  July 
12  June  80    tS  Apr, 


2  Oct.    80 


I  July 

I  July 
I  July 
I  July 
6  Sept. 

22  Oct. 

23  Feb. 


29  July    82 


9  Aug.    82 

9  Sept.  82 
9  Sept.  82 
6  Foj.    84 


18  Apr. 

2  Feb, 

II  Nov. 
6  Aug. 

19  .Tan. 
10  Nov, 

2  Fob. 
5  Mar. 


14  May 

10  Nov. 

26  f'eb. 

6  Aug.  93'  29  May 
2  Feb.    91    1 8  Mar. 

12  Nov,  84 


21  Dec.    91 

23  Jan.    92 

10  Feb.    92 

1  Sept.  92 
6  Aug,  94 

6  Aug. 

2  Feb. 
IT  May 


10  Nov. 

19  Dec. 

24  Apr. 

25  Aug. 

29  Mar.    90 
29  Oct,     90 

2y  Nov.     90 

4  Mar.    91 
25  July   91 


25  Mar.  91 


22  Apr. 
15  Jiily 


16  Sept.  91 
23  Deo.  91 
10  Feb.  92 
10  Feb.   92 


23  Dec,    93 
19  Feb,    81 


23  Dec. 
2  June 

10  Oct. 

6  Mar. 

29  May 

29  May 


31  July    95 


28  Sept. 

Q'; 

7  Dec, 

gs 

20  Feb . 

07 

13  May 

07 

16  Feb. 

98 

£  Apr. 

98 

4  May 

Q« 

23  Nov. 

qS 

11  Feb, 

99 

23  Nov. 

98 

soMay 
20  May 
20  May 


13  Apr, 

31  May 

30  Jan. 

23  Jan. 

29  May 

2  Feb, 

7  Feb. 

20  Jan, 

I  July 


18  Mar. 
14  Aug. 

14  Aug. 

31  July    97 

7  Oct.    97 

6  Aug, 

7  Aug,  98 

26  Dec. 

7  Jan. 
14  Feb. 
22  Feb. 
22  Mar. 
28  Mar. 

2  Apr. 
26  Oct. 
13  Dec. 

19  Oct. 


8  Apr, 

8  Apr. 

8  Apr. 
2  Feb. 
2  Feb. 

2  Feb. 

4  Feb, 

14  Feb. 

22  Mar, 

22  Mar. 

26  Oct. 
12  Mar. 
12  Mar. 
12  June 

23  Jan. 

27  June   00 
26  Feb.    90 


95 


BBEV.UAJ. 


3  May 

12  June 
27  June   00] 
10  Oct,     00! 


2  Feb, 
1 5  Jan. 
18  Mar. 
6  Aug, 


IS  Oct. 
2  Feb. 
22  Mar. 
26  Oct. 
12  Mar. 
14  Nov. 


I  Yeara'Ser 
iFnirilulf 


The  Royal  Sitssex  Regiment. 


289 


SeCOWD    LlKOTKNiMTS. 

2  Robert  Bruere  Otter-Barry 

2  Arthur  Renson  Witkie    

2  Brian  Mansfield  Hynes  

2  Henry  Walter  Dunlop  Hill  

2  Reginald  Philbrick 

z  Alexander  Charles  Tancock  , 

I  James  Osven  Nelson*** 

I   Rowland  Edward  Pasret    

I  Henry  Guy  ilontgomerie*^ 

t  Joseph   Clarence   Walters  Anderson 
1  (iernrd  Kvelyn  Leachman    

1  Foster  Newt  in  Tborne'*^    

2  Stanley  Mason  L'astle*5  

2  Reginald  Jn.  Petty  Devenish  Aldridge 

Christopher  Horace  Howell  

Aucnon.v  Edward  Jemmett-Browne  ... 
Edmund  t!hester  Beeton 
Quarter  Jiusterg.- 


2  Aug.  99 

2  Aug-,  99 

9  Aug-,  99 

9  Auff.  99 

12  Aug-:  99 

12  Aug.  99 

II  Oct.  99 

9  Dec.  99 

9  Dec.  99 

^  Jan.  00 

20  Jan.  00 
18  Apr.  00 

21  Apr.  oc 
23  May  oc 
II  Aug.  oc 
II  Aug.  oc 
17  Oct.  ot 

I  Robert  Pearce,^°  7  Nov.  04 ;  Hon 


2N1>   LIKUT. 


-  . ,  .  Lieut, 

2  Cbarles  Phillips,  16  Feb.  98  ;  Hon.  Lieaf. 
Coarles  Howard,  Referee,  27  June  83;  Huii.  Captain,  27  June  93.— Z?^;jo'. 
Facin(jx  Blne.~Age}iig,:!iessTs.  Cox  and  Co. 
ist  Battalion  embarked  for  South  Africa,  19  Feb.  1900.      2nd  Battalion  embarked  for  Malta,  jSSs, 

1  8ir  John  Davis  served  with  tbe  35th  Regiment  in  the  Sbahabal  District  duriag  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaiini 
in  1858-59  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Soudau  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerahl  Graham  in  1884  in  command  of  tha  2Uii 
Infantry  Brigade,  aid  was  present  m  the  *nga.'ements  at  El  Teh  and  Temni  (several  times  mentioned  in  des- 
patches, CB.,  Medal  with  Clacp,  and  Khedive's  Star).     Served  in  the  Soadan  campaign  in  -.885  (Clasp) 

3  Lt.Colonel  Donne  served  m  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Sussex  HegimenS 
(Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  throughout  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S34-S5  on  the  Line  ol  Communica- 
tions wish  the  Egyptian  Army  and  as  Commandant  at  Absarat  {Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie).  Served  in 
the  operations  near  Suakmin  December  1888  and  commanded  the  loth  Soudanese  Battalion  in  the  engagement 
at  Gemaizah  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Clasp)  ;  also  commanded  the  Battalion  in  the  opera- 
tions on  the  Nile  Frontier  m  1889  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Arghin  and  Toshki  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Clasp,  and  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie).  Has  also  been  nomiiisted  to  the  srdClass  of  the  Osmaniehfor 
aerrices  in  Egypt.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  thp  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  AVilliam  Lockhart  iu 
1897-98  \vith  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment,  including  the 
expedition  into  the  Bazar  Valley  with  the  ist  Bri'^ade  and  the  occupation  of  the  Khyber  Pass  (Medal  ^ith  two 
Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  War  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  the  istBattalion  Royal  Susses  Regiment,  and 
took  part  in  the  march  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  including  the  engagements  at  Welkom  Fanu,  Zand  River 
(horse  shot),  and  Doornkop,  the  occupation  of  Johannesburg  and  Pretoria,  and  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill ; 
was  present  in  the  sub'^equent  advance  into  the  Orange  River  Colony,  and  commanded  a  detached  column  in  the 
operations  round  Bethlehem  and  in  the  Caledon  Valley,  the  engagement  at  Retief's  Nek,  and  the  suiTender  of  the 
Boer  forces  at  Golden  Gate  on  1st  Aug.  1900;  also  took  part  in  the  operations  round  Thabanchu,  Winburg,  and 
Lindley. 

'  Lt. (.Colonel  Young  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iS82(Medal,and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition 
in  1S84-S5  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Koyal  Susse.x  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Deserts 
Column  under  Sir  Herbert  Stewart  (Clasp) . 

*  Major  du  Moulin  served  in  (he  Hazara  campaign  in  18S8  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  wir.h  Clasp).  Served  with  tbe  Ch-n-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1S89-90  od 
Transport  duty  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp)  ;  and  with  the  Maniuore  Expeditionary  Force  in  1891  as 
Brieade  Tran«norf  Officer  to  the  Silchar  Column  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of 
India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary-  Force  with  the  2nd  BattaUon  Roya! 
Sussex  Regiment,  includhig  the  operations  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  mth  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South 
African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  march  from  Bloem- 
fontein to  Pretoria,  including  the  engagements  at  Welkom  Farm,  Zand  River,  and  Doornkop,  the  occupation  of 
Johannesburg  and  Pretoria,  and  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill ;  was  present  in  the  subsequent  advance  into  the 
Oiange  River  Colony,  including  the  operations  round  Bethlehem  and  in  the  Caledon  Valley,  the  engagement  at 
Retiet's  Nek,  and  the  surrender  of  the  Boer  forces  at  G  dden  Gate  on  ist  Aug.  1900;  also  took  part  in  the  opera- 
tions round  Thabanchu,  Winburg,  and  Lindley,  and  in  the  engagements  at  Bothaville  and  Ventersburg. 

"Major  Pierson  served  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Regimental  Transport  Officer  of  the  left  half  of 
.  the  i9t  BattaUon  Royal  Sussex  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  surrender  of  Kafr  Dowar  and  Damietta  (Medal 
'  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  m  the  Nile  Expedition  iu  1884-85  as  Adjutant  to  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Sussex 
Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column  under  Sir  Herbert  Stewart  (Clasp). 

'  Majors  Ashhurst  and  O'Grady,  and  Captain  Crawfurd  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  111  1884-85  with  the  ist 
BatcaUon  of  the  Royal  Sussex  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column  under  Sir  Herbert 
Stewart  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

1-  Major  Scaife  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Sussex  Regiment,  and 
was  present  at  the  defence  of  Alexandria,  the  surrender  of  Kafr  Dowar,  and  the  occupation  of  Damanhour  (Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Srar).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-S5  as  RegimentalTransport  Officer  of  the  ist  Batta- 
lion of  the  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  (Clasp). 

1^  Major  Le  Marchant  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Ex- 
pedition in  1884-85  with  the  ist  BattaUon  of  the  Royal  Sussex  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the 
Desert  Column  under  Sir  Herbert  Stewart  including  the  action  at  Abu  Klea  (two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Hazara 
campaign  in  I S88  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  (Medal  witla  Clasp).  fSee  also  Civil  Decora- 
tions for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List."  p.  786.! 

1*  Major  Panton  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1890-19*30  with  the  ist  BattaUon  Royal  Sussex  Regiment,  and 
took  part  in  the  march  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  including  the  engagements  at  Welkom  Farm  and  Diamond 
Hill ;  was  present  in  the  subsequent  march  into  the  Orange  River  Colony,  including  the  operations  round  Bethlehem 
and  in  the  Caledon  Valley,  the  engagement  at  Retief's  Nek,  and  the  surrender  of  the  Boer  forces  at  Golden  Gate  011 
ist  Aug.  1^00;  also  took  part  in  the  operations  round  Thabanchu,  Winburg,  and  Lindley,  and  in  the  engagements 
at  Bothaville  and  Ventersburg. 

15  Captain  Church  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1888  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

's  Captain  Skinner  served  with  the  Soudan  Field  Force  in  1885-86  as  Signalling  Officer,  and  with  the  Egyptian 
Army  iu  1S86-87  (Medal,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star),  Served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  18S8 
with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West; 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Susse.x  Regiment  with  the 
Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  and  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  as  Staff  Officer  at  the  Base  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^'  Major  Gore  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Sussex  Regiment, 
and  tooK  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column  under  Sir  Herbert  Stewart  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khe- 
dive's Star). 

'^  Captain  Gilbert  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  iSSS  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  the  campaign  on  the  North  W^est  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897- 
98  with  the  2nd  BattaUon  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  with  the  Tii-ah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  operations  in 
the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


289a  The  Royal  Sussex  Berjiment. 

\"  Captain  Montrfiaor  served  with  tbe  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  nnd  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1888  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  (Metial  with  Clasp). 

^"  Captain  Kane  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  18S4-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Sussex  Regiment, 
nnd  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Deseri  Column  under  Sir  Herbert  Stewart,  including  the  actions  at  Abu 
Klea  and  El  Gubat  and  the  eneaeementH  at  Metammeh  nnd  Abu  Klen  Wells  { Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khe- 
the  dive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1888  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Sxissex  Regimenr  as 
Uegiioental  Transport  Officer  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India 
under  Sir  William  Loekhart  in  1897-08  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  with  the  Xirah  ExpeditioEary 
Force,  including  the  operations  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Meiial  with  two  Clasps). 

-•^  Captain  Burbury  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wdliam  Loekhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royul  Sussex  Regiment  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  inclmling  the  opera- 
tions in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^  Ca]>tain  Langdon  served  in  tbe  campaign  on  tbe  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Loekhart  in 
1S97-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  with  the  Tirah  Expefhtionary  Force,  including  the  opera- 
tions in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasjis). 

-*  Captain  Aldridge,  Lieuts.  Ashworth  and  Bond  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  18^9-1900  with  the  ist 
Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  march  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  mcluding  the  engage- 
ments at  Welkom  Farm,  Zand  River,  and  Doornkop,  the  occupation  of  Johannesburg  and  Pretoria,  and  the 
engagement  at  Diamond  Hill;  was  present  in  the  subsequent  advance  into  the  Orange  River  Colonj',  including  the 
operations  round  Bethlehem  and  in  tbe  Caledon  Valley,  the  engagement  at  Retief's  Nek,  and  the  surrender  of  the 
Boer  forces  at  Golden  Gate  on  ist  Aug.  1900;  also  took  i^art  in  the  operations  round  Thabanchu,  Winburg,  and 
Lindley. 

-^  Captain  Gardiner  served  in  the  campaign  on  tbe  North  West  Frontier  of  Intha  under  Sir  William  Loekhart  in 
*S97-g8  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Ruyal  Sussex  Regiment  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  opera- 
tions in  tbe  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-^  Captain  Wisden  served  in  the  campaign  on  tbe  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Loekhart  in 
1897-98  with  tbe  2nd  Battahnn  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  with  tbe  Tirah  Jlxpeditionary  Force  (Mclal  with  two 
Clasps) ;  served  in  tbe  South  African  war  in  1899  1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment,  and  took  part 
in  the  march  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  including  the  engagements  at  Welkom  Farm,  Zand  River,  and  Doorn- 
kop, the  occupation  of  Johannesburg  and  Pretoria,  and  tbe  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill ;  was  present  in  the 
subsequent  advance  into  the  Orange  River  Colony,  including  the  operations  round  Bethlehem  and  in  the  Caledon 
Valley,  the  engagement  at  Retief's  Nek.  and  the  surrender  of  the  Boer  forces  at  Golden  Gate  on  1st  Aug.  1900  ;  also 
took  part  in  tbe  operations  round  Thabanchu,  Winburg,  and  Lindley,  and  in  the  engagements  at  Bothaville  and 
Ventersburg. 

^  Captain  Green  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Adjutant  ist  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment, 
and  took  part  in  tbe  march  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  including  the  engagements  at  Welkom  Farm,  Zand 
Paver,  and  Doornkop,  the  occupation  of  Johannesburg  and  Pretoria,  and  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill  (horse 
shot);  was  present  in  the  subs-equent  advance  into  the  Orange  River  Colony,  including  the  operations  round 
Bethlehem  and  in  tbe  Caledon  Valley,  tbe  engagement  at  Reliefs  Nek,  and  the  surrender  of  tbe  Boer  forces  at 
Golden  Gate  on  ist  Aug.  [900;  also  took  part  in  tbe  operations  round  Thabanchu,  including  tbe  relief  of  Ladybrand, 
and  in  the  Winburg  and  Lindley  districts. 

^  Cantain  Osborn  served  in  the  campaign  on  tbe  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Loekhart  in 
iSg7-98"with  tbe  2nd  BattnH.jn  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  opera- 
tions in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clflsp.-j). 

2'  CaptMinGlasgowserved  with  the  Cbiiral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Assistant  f'omraissariat 
Oflficer2nd  Brigade  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  thecampaisn  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  Loekhart  m  1897-98  asAdjitant  to  tbe  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  with  Uie  Tirah  Expedi- 
tionary Force,  iucluding  tbe  operations  in  tbe  Bazar  Valley  (two  Clasp**). 

3"  Captain  Cookson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Loekhart  in 
1S97-98  with  the  2ud  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Begiment  with  tbe  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  operations 
iti  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

3^  Captain  Hawker  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i336-87  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  ia  the 
Hazara  campaign  in  188S  with  the  2nd  Battilion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  (Clasp). 

^•'  Captain  Elliott  served  in  tbe  campflign  on  ibe  North  West  Fiontter  of  In  lia  under  Sir  William  Loekhart  in 
1S97-9?  vvitb  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  attached  to  the  Gordon  Highlanders  including  the  operations  in  the 
Bara  Valley,  and  afterwards  wich  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  iucludiug  the  operations  in  the  Bazar 
A'alley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

**  Captain  Wrougbton  served  in  tbe  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  unrler  Sir  William  Loekhart  , 
in  1897-98  with  tbe  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Captain  Sharp  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedi- ; ' 
tion  in  i63i-85  with  the  1st  Battaliou  ui'tbe  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  (Clasp). 

^^  Lieut.  Bellamy  served  in  tbe  South  African  war  in  1099-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  aS' 
Acting  Provost  Marshal  to  the  2i5t  Brigade,  and  took  part  in  the  maroh  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  including 
the  engagements  at  Welkom  Farm,  Zand  River,  and  Doornkop,  the  occupation  of  Johannesburg  and  Pretoria,  and 
tbe  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill;  was  present  in  tbe  subsequent  advance  into  the  Orange  River  Colony,  including 
tbe  operations  round  Bethlehem  and  in  tbe  Caledon  Valley,  the  engagements  near  Naaupoort  Nek  in  July  1900,  and 
the  surrender  of  tbe  Boer  forces  at  Golden  Gate  on  ist  Aug.  1900  ;  also  took  i)art  in  the  operations  round  Thabanchu, 
"Winburg,  and  Lindley. 

^"  Lieut.  Julius  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wiliiim  Loekhart  iu 
1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  tbe  opera- 
tions in  tbe  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^  Lieut.  Gem  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Willi.am  Loekhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  -:nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  opera- 
tious  in  tbe  Bazar  Valle.^-  (Medal  with  two  Clasi):*), 

39  Lieut.  Parker  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Loekhart  in 
xS97-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  with  the  Tirjh  Expeditionary  Foice  including  the  opera- 
lions  in  tbe  Bazar  V;illpy  (Meda!  with  two  Clasps). 

*"  Lieut.  Crawley-Boevey  and  Second  Lieut.  Nelson  served  in  tbe  South  African  war  in  1899-1300  with  tbe  ist 
Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  tbe  march  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  including  the  engage- 
ments at  Welkom  Farm,  Zand  River,  and  Doornkop,  the  occupation  of  Johannesburg  and  Pretoria,  and  the 
engagement  at  Diamond  Hill ;  were  present  in  the  subsequent  advance  into  tbe  Orange  River  Colony,  including  the 
operations  round  Bethlehem  and  in  tbe  Caledon  Valley,  tbe  engagement  at  Retief's  Nek,  and  the  surrender  of  the 
Boer  forces  at  Golden  Gate  on  ist  Aug.  iqcj;  also  took  part  in  the  operations  round  Thabanchu,  Winburg,  and 
Lindley,  and  in  the  engagements  at  Bothaville  and  Ventersburg. 

<i  Lieut.  Villiers  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-190:^  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Susses  Regiment,  and 
took  part  in  the  march  from  Kroonstad  to  Pretoria,  including  the  engagement  at  Doornkop,  the  occupation  of 
.lohanneaburg  and  Pretoria,  and  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill;  was  present  in  the  subsequent  advance  into  the 
Orange  River  Colony,  including  the  operations  round  Bethlehem  and  in  the  Caledon  Valley,  the  engagement  at 
Retief's  Nek,  and  tbe  surrender  of  the  Boer  forces  at  Golden  Gate  on  ist  Aug.  1900 ;  also  took  part  in  the  operations 
round  Thabanchu,  Winburg,  and  Lindley,  and  in  the  engagements  at  Bothaville  and  Ventersburg. 

•-  Lieut.  Wailhman  served  iu  the  campaign  on  tbe  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Loekhart  in  1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including 
tbe  ojiera^iona  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*!  Lieut.  Willett  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment,  and 
took  part  in  the  march  from  Kroonstad  to  Pretoria,  including  the  engagement  at  Doornkop,  tbe  occupation  of 
.Tohannesburg  and  Pretoria,  and  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill ;  was  present  in  the  subsequent  advance  into  the 
Orange  River  Colony,  incli'ding  the  operations  round  Bethlehem  and  in  the  Caledon  Valley,  the  engagement  at 


1  The  Boyril  Siisscx  Jicgiment. 

nctiefs  Xek,  ana  the  suneu.ler  of  the  Boer  forces  at  Golden  Gate  on  ist  ^^^<•  ,--    .  ,i  „  .»  . 

round  Ventersburg,  Thabanchu,  W-inburg.  and  Lindley.  °'    '"'■' '  ^'''°  ^°°^  P*"^' '"  "»e  operations 

*'  Lieut.  Harden  served  in  the  operations  in  Sien-a  Leone  in  i8t.R.nn  «  ith  tl,„  «.„>      t 
wounded  (Medal  with  Llaspl.     tierved  in  the  South  A  rican  war  ?»Qa  io!l  w^th    w^  Frontier  Police,  twice 

Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  in  the  Ca  edSn  viuey'the  en-^e.l  ,  ^''.''''p''  5°?"'  S"«^« 
surrender  of  the  Boer  forces  at  Golden  Gate  on  ist  Aug.  ,oL-  took  uavt  in°?h!^^  ,■  f'^»'«f  ^  ^ek,  and  the 
including  the  relief  of  Ladvbrand.  and  in  the  Winbnrg  and  Li,?me'v  distri?^-  i  fd  '^«  "P"''*'""^  ™una  Thabanchu, 
Bothaville  and  Ventersburg.  *=  J-.inaiej  aistiict,,  and  was  present  ni  the  engagements  at 

^  Lieut.  WoodrufTe  served  in  the  Sonth  African 


v'inburg, ^,, 

«  Second  Lieut.  Thorne  served  in  the  South    \frican  war  in  ,qnn  ,„™  ,.-fi,  *i  ^   -n  ^    ,. 

Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  round  ThXichu  vlfumr'  an  1  T  inmL"'  ?''."^"o"  Koyl  Sussex 
Bothaville  and  Ventersburg.  "aoancnu,  n  mhurg,  and  Lmflley,  and  m  the  engagements  at 

"  Second  Lieut.  Castle  served  in  the  South  .\frican  war  in  tRoo  ,nn„  ,,-iti,  n,       ,i    d  ».  ,• 
took  part  in  the  operations  round  Kimberlev;  wa    pre  ent       the'o pemt  o  s        the  n?»'',"''''S."  ^™.'.'?''  K'""'^'  '""i 
ist  Battalion  Xorthumberland  Fusiliers,   including  the  capture  of  Ho„',','  l^%  ?,""'S«  ^iver  Colony  with  the 
Elandspruit,  and  Ehenoster  River:  and  in  the  operations  in  U le  l^rnsvS  inch  d  n--   he*""^^^^  ="  Spitzkop, 

Sek,  Frederickstad,  Rietfontein,  Naanwpoort,  and  Wonderfontein  deluding  the  engagements  at  Oliphanfs 

^  Lieut.  Pearce  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  ,388  i.Meiial  w  th  CKsni  <ioi.^e,l  ,•„  fi,  c  ».  .,  ■ 
in  i899-,cM  with  the  ist  Battalion  Roval  .Sussex  Regiment  and  toVk  ,v,,f  ?,,'  ,,'"" ™'l '»  tj>e  South  African  war 
Pretoria,  including  the  engagements  at  Welkom  Farm!  zSid  River  and  Doornknn  ,h„  '''^  ^1°'^  Bloemfontein  to 
uid  Pretoria,  and  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill  •  was  nresei  t  in  t  „  inv°  '  V  ?  occupation  of  Johannesburg 
Jolonv,  including  the  operations  round  Bethlehem  a,  d  iif  thrt\  ' ,,  f  v"n''"??i'  '''^""'^'^  ""°  '^e  Orange  River 
;he  surrender  of  the  B,,er  forces  at  Golden  Gate  on  ist \u-  ,„oo  i  so  took  .^i,'/  ,f' S-'S^™.™'  »«  R'-'iefs  Nek,  and 
■VVinburg,  and  Lindley.  "•    '     '     ^"  '°°^  P^'' '"  ""^  "Peratious  round  Thabanchu, 

Record  of  the  Sen-ices  of  the  i,fB„ffcMon  Royal  ,SV,..«e,r  Reolnm.t.-formerhj  the  35th 
(Royal, ivsse.,)Rer,!ment.  "^^ 

Raised  in  Ireland  in  1701  and  entitled  "The  Ear!  of  Donesairs  Ee-'imenf  and   "Th»  T?oif„„.  i,     • 
Jadiz  and  thence  to  the  West  Indies,  170=.    To  Gibraltar  i-cl  ("ie..ei     Tn  «,;„;S   ,      The  Belfast  Regiment."    To. 
Creland.  1708.     To  Minorca,  .710.    To  Ireland? ,736     ^"ndBa^alion^ais^d?^^^^^^^  To 

±e;',sthroot,"  1751.    To  England,  1756.    Ti  North  America  nnTN^^rScSta^^  ^"""^1 

Juebec,  1759  (battle  of  Quebec  and  capture  of  Montreal)  To  England  i,fi-  'iv'^lif  '^5  °^  Lonisburg).  Ttt 
Prince  of  Orange's  Own  Regiment,"  ;774.  To  America  ■.77°(ba"feo^Bun^VviVi[f  1^^^^^  '77.^.  Entitled  "The- 
To  the  West  Indies,  r-73.     Entitled  "The  Dorsetshirrhe-imen     '^^S^      TrEn^ln  m^^  To  Brunswick,  1777. 

To  Ireland,  1791.  To  the  West  Indies,  1794.  To  Gibraltar  17^  To  linrfand  ,-??  ?  ^,  '|-;.  T°  Scotland,  1788. 
md  reduced  in  1802.]  To  Malta,  iSoo  Kmitled  "  ThrSisVe\  Retfrnonr-  ,?'„  "^  T^'tr?  I*''«alion  raised  in  i799- 
=n,l  BattaHon  re-formed,  1&5.     To  Egypt  IZtJcofMn^Lf^'J'^.T:'^^^^^^^^ 


_=nd  Battalion  re-formed,  ido..     To  Egypt  (capture  of  Alc^vandri".  TcVn  1  Wkf^^'J-',""-' '''''"„',*  °f  Maida). 
iSoS.    To  Hollivnd  and  En-land,  ,Soo.    Tn  Holland    iTu      vrjilXtn^lh^n-.l^^h^^^  ^o  England, 

.S15.  Reduced,  ,8l7.J  To  the  Ionian  Island.,  ,809  To  It- Iv  iS.  To  , he  „^"'",'°,"'' f"""' "°'-'  England^ 
:Si6.  To  England.  1S17.  To  Ireland.  18, -.To  the  Wes  IndiV;  i^^^^^^^^  TnFLl^^r  .""""»■  "-^'S.  To  Malta, 
Joy.,1  Sussex  Regiment,"  1833.  To  Ireland,  ,83"  To  Manrim  s  8^/  TS"pn^l„;  d'^'  /,"'',""!  "  ''''"'  3Sth 
inglaml,  1S32.  To  the  East  Indies.  185-  (Indian  Mutiny)  To  Fn-Vland'  tR^^?  t  "'?  "  "'"}  'ji^l""'!.  '848.  To- 
ndies.  1875.  To  Malta,  1879.  To  Cvprus,  8S0  To  F-ypt  iSS^  To  lie '^^^^^^^^^ 
Cngland.iSSj.    To  Ireland,  ilgi.        •'       ■  ^"^  ^•^■^  Pt.  "--   -lo  tu  .Soudan,  1BS4  (battle  01  Abu  Klea).   To. 

Record  of  the  Scrncei:  of  the  2n,l  Battalion  Royal  Hvs^ei-  Re;iment  (formerh,  thp  Tn-/7,  P     • 

ndia,i335(HazaraE.TpeditionofiS88;.       "'  ^'"5"' -"^'■';^  "fSimcul,    iSti.,    lo  Malta,  ,38=.    To  Egypt  and 


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Jfrgimotf'd  Dhtrict, 
WINCHESTER 


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The  Hampshire  Regiment. 

Formcrhj  the  STth  (Noyth  HamjJsJuye)  and  the 
6-jth  {South  Hampshire)  Begimeuts.  \_ 

(The  V-1  Battalion  is  foniied  of  the  Hampshire  Militia.) 


ist  Bn.,  Peshawur,  Punjab, 
z'ld  Batt.,  Soutli  Africa. 


'OUDESiUDE''  '*  MaLPLAQUET' 


'Toubnat"  ' 
"cha.ha.sia.h  ' 


Babkosa.  ' 


Blenheim  ■•■Ri^n.YBS.^""?^-"^^^^^^  "T^ku  Fours"  -Pck.mV  ■ 

,       ,      T^^,,  wpHpsIbv  T'lomas,'  CB.  Unsi.jn,  7  June  39  ;  LieiU.    '7  toept.  41;    Cup'am,  ""u  May  47; 

Ye.r.-S6^  Colonel. -John  We11e»ley   i^oma        ^  it'.Colo.iel.  3>  D3C.  sS  ;  C'o/<,«.(,  31  Dec.  63  ;   Major  General. 

FalMH""!     i'CT'  ¥  '  ,;,l,aener:,l    I  .Tilly  S.  ;  Cfo-iei  Hampshire  Resimeur,,  .5  Dec.  qj. 

William  Egsinton    Briges.^  Lieut.  27  March  72;    Captain,  S  June  i.i  :  -Ii".;or, 


PajJPav  I    8  July  6g  , 

^  ■^ ^Lieutenant  Colonels. 


fg 


ilmeraobert  Parkinson    2,»/  Lieut.  2  July  79;  I-.eu.t. 
22  Apr.  94  ;  Lt.Coljiiel.  24  -Mar-  99. 


II   Oct.    79;  Captain,    26  Aug.   S5 ;     Major, 


2U(?  in  Com 


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Mi.IOI18. 

Howard  William  Smith,* 

maud  19  Apr.  98    „"*\", '   . 

Arthur  Dash  wood  Bulkeley  Buckley,-'  ( 

■  ,hlin  Command  24  liar.  99   ■> 

11  sc     Lewis   Munro,'    station    Staff  I 

'  Officer,  Liiict  of  Coumn.,  Natal  i 

Edmund  Sclater  Crofts'  ••■•■:■•■■••- .- 

Charles    de     VVinton,»    Adjutant    3  J 
Volunteer  Battalion  1  Auj;.  95    — -y  > 
v.s.c.  Richard  Cyril  Byriio  Haking'-  . 
Robert    Inglis    Forbes,"     Adjutant  ■ 
3  Glamoman  Vol.  Ri/te:,  i  June  07...  I 
EmestFrederic,Sulivan,™7er.-./w(IJ<V"') 
George  Harvey  Nicholson,'*  Dintnct } 
Inip-  of  ilntkelru,  Cork,  30  June  99) 
Captains. 
Sydney  Charles  Fishbum  Jackson,''  ~i 
'USd.D.A.A.  Geii.Bomi.iy.ioJuly  97  ) 
Robert  Hinds  Gill," '.!'■''»«'"•'■  ""/''•  - 

•  JlervyndeMontmorenc.y'  ■• 

Hu"h  Cochrane  ^IacTier,"•/.(.■^^■n'■'oi■  / 
b".  Mil.  Colhyc  15  Nov.  99   ......._...■,» 

Fredk.  Hope  Grant  Play  fair,"  D.A.A.  ■ 

Gen.  for  Mu>krtr!l,Pnujab,ljjlay  00  ^ 

I  Herbt.  Graham  Westmorland,  Sfu^iuu  ' 

Statt'  Officer,  Dnlh;i,»te,  8  Mar.  99...  i 

1  Thomas  Godfrey  Whistler................. 

Walter    Hugh  Trethewy,"  Adjutant 

■<  Volunteer  Battalion  1  Oct.  96  > 

Henry   di  Stella    Burford   Burlbrd-M 

Hancock,  Adj.  i  Vol.  Bn  15  Apr.  99  3 
Benjamin  Hamilton  Boucher,^-'  Adjn-  \ 

taut  4  Volunteer  Bn.,  12  Nov.  00 } 

2  Arthur    Carew      Richards,"    .ittist.  \ 

Bitt.  Coinnir.,  Hoopstad  } 

2  Edward  Leigh ■■ 

VVm.  Dent  Bewsher,  Adj.  12  Jan.  00... 

Francis  Jearrad  Bowker* ..■-■ 

Henry  Barry  Orton  Coddiugton,  Ad-  > 

jutant  5  Volunteer  Bn.  z  Nov.  97     ..  i 

Arthur  Bellaine  Ennis,"  Adjutant  of  } 

Indian   Volunt^trf     ^ 

Morris  Vivian  Parry 

Walter  J.amcs  Geddes" i;"""r 

Ueury  John  Archibald  Banks,™  Vio.  \ 

Siiinalliu!,  Offi-r,  South  Africa  F.F.  i 

2  Henry  Joseph  \Val.<ham  Whilaker'"   ... 

Francis    Stewart   Kennedy    Shaw,"  > 

Adi.^J'ol.BH.Bordrrllr:,t.,23Jnlycx,!l 

Frederick  Rich.  Hicks,"  Sjk.  Scr.,  S.  A. 

2  Weir  de  Lancey  Williams,'"i).SO 

1  Nelson  William  Barlow 

2  Hew  Wakeman  Tompson,^  Adjutant ; 
20  Aug.  00   ^ 

2  Heury  Littleton  Wheelei'  

Francis  E.  Birabury  Eagle,  Ren.  (Vrfol) 
Hugo  William    Reid  MUlais,  serciuut 

Kith  Eatt  .ifrica  Rifles    i 

2  George  Hastings  Parker 

t  John  Henry  Deano 

Alex.  Arthur  Lysons  Collard,  Pny  Dep. 
Lieutenants. 
I  Arthur  Taylor  Penny   

1  TTon.  Lawrence  Charles  Walter  Palk  .. 

2  Thomas  Faith""    

1  Arthur  Thackeray  Beckwith 

2  Charles  Newenham  French^'  

•  Hubert  William  Man 

2  Harold  Wilson  Savaue^s  

I  Charles  Henry  Bowden-Smith  

I  Charles  Herbert  Hill  

1  Edmund  Ronlitort  Street 

2  Harold  Francis  Ashby-* 

■2  Harry  Cecil  Dolphin^    

I  Albion  Ernest  Andrews    

I  Henry  Regmald  von  Donop  Hardinge 

I  Alex  George  Ravenhill  . 

t  Arthur  Stratford  Nonke 
'[  Hfenry  Terence  .Skinner. 
it  Lyddon  Chartoris  Morley 


3MD  LIEUT. 


I     CAPTAIN. 


21  June  79!  10  Feb. 
17  Apr. 


27  Aug. 

14  Jan. 
II  Aug. 
1 1  Aug. 
22  Jan. 
22  Jan. 
13  Aug. 


9  Apr.  i 
I  .Inly  I 
I  July  1 
I  July  I 
I  July 

24  June 

ro  May  ' 

9  Sept. 

10  Mar. 
14  ilay 

7  Feb. 

2o  May 

S  Dec. 
25  Aug. 
:9  Aug. 

;5  Nov. 


26  July  86 
19  Sept.  65 
26  July     8 


29  Aug. 

15  Apr. 

15  Apr. 
I  July 
I  Aug. 
I  July 

I  July 

I  July 
I  July 

17  Deo. 


86 


85    20  Dec.    90 


83 


9  May 
22  Aug. 
22  .\ug. 

6  Mar. 

6  June 

21  Sept. 
21  Sept. 

9  Nov. 

21  Dec. 

31  May 

S  Oct. 
17  June 
25  July 

9  Jan. 

9  Apr. 

25  Kov. 

S  Dec. 

4  Jan. 
4  Jail. 
4  Jan. 

I  Xov.  90 


3  May 
17  Aup. 
19  May 

19  May 

29  Aug. 

14  July 

22  Apr. 

I  Oct. 

27  Mar. 

I  June 


213  Apr. 

19  Oct. 
rg  July 
9  Sept. 

9  Sept. 

4  July 
2^  Jan. 
28  Sept. 

25  Sept. 

26  Feb. 
a  Dec. 

I  Dec. 

15  Dec. 

16  l-'eb. 
4  May 
4  May 
7  May 
3  Aug. 
3  Aug. 

23  Nov. 


17  Dec. 

20  Dec. 
19  Mar. 

22  July 

z  Jan. 

19  May 

10  Auj 
17  Sept.  92, 
1  Jan.    93 

19  July    93    15  Nov. 


30  June 

14  Nov. 
1 7  Nov. 

9.t  Jan. 

19  Feb. 

I  Mar. 

17  Apr, 
T  7  Apr. 

23  J"'y 


4  Apr. 
I  Feb. 

22  Apr. 

13  Oct. 
15  Dec. 
18  July 


24  Mar. 
20  Nov. 

23  July 

23  .Inly 
23  Sept. 
28  Sept. 


9f.| 
97i 
971 

971 


4  Jaa. 
Harold  Robert  Jones 4  J'^n. 


30  Sept. 

24  July 
17  Nov. 
19  Nov, 

9  Jan, 

26  Jan.  98I 

25  June  981 
?5  Juuc  qS| 

7  Dec.  9?! 

8  Mar.  991 
10  May  99' 

9  Oct.  99 

22  Oct..  99. 
15  Nov.  99 
12  Jan.  oOj 

I  Feb.  00 

^4  Mar.  00 

23  July  00 
2S  Sept.  CO 


27  Nov.   95 

29  AUEf.   96 

2  Sept.  96 
27  Mar.  97 

30  Jane  yj 
J  4  Ma)",   99 

16  Aug.  99 
I  21  Avir.    00 

17  July    00 


Years-Ser 

Full  .Hol7 
Pay  ;Pay. 


The  Hampslure  Begimeni. 


291 


99 

20  Jan,    00 


Second  Liecibnisis  I  ^^°  ""^ 

2  Charles  Trevor  Lawrence"  '■  \,  r„?' 

'2  Noel  Edward  Baxter^ H^ 

2  Francis  Cecil  Moore" 20  3^' 

!     w-,¥'  '''^,T-  Beauclei-k,  Itesen-e  (Depoi)^  :o  Deo" 

1  William  Henry  Middletou ..         ,  j?  Tan 

,1  Laurence  Chalonerciiawner  "'    4  Jan 

2  Joseph  Symonds  Hooker^;     ...  !  ;]  j"|:" 
2  (Jharles  Richard  Foster  Sevmour=V "    '-'    ' 


John  Charles  FiefdRTcharrts^;!'.!:"'":   ig  May    00' 
George  Hector  Fitzgerald  liolleston...'  iq  ilay    00' 
I  John  Barrett  Lambarde..  25  Mav    oq 

I  George  Stexv.art  Symes .■,■.•:.■.■.■;.■    Alas     001 

I    John  Cecil  Macrae  :  11  An?    00 

|i  Pierce  Butler  Fraser .....V;  I J  lug.   ool 

' Quarter  3Ia,ter..-j  Mich.ael  L.^moh,"  13  May  S5"  Bo„.  Capfau,.  i,  May  g;. 
;•  Dan-el  George  .indrews.^  ,2  May  07  ,  Bon.  Lieut    ^' 
.  T.  I'actnps  White.— Aoentx   Alessrs   f'lv  a-nri  f  n 

.,tB,,t.,no.,  ^,n,ar,eif.r^aUa.  18S..   la  b:,;I^I^;:£^^^X,,,  ^/,,,„,  Bee.  .8„. 


u  North  China, 
ing  party  at  the 
Clasps).     Commanded  the 


in  1^4,  4?fMlS""  cri bed  "  crn>:aha?  'rh^.f^^n.'""",'  *™»gl'?"'.'-l^e  operations  in    CanJahar  and  Afghanistan 

^velVly'wiundeVrB^nfelstaVr  S 

stockade  occupied  by  insurgents  at  the  Baila  •  it  Gold  "Ss  fu  Aust,  aha  o^^^  %'  "'V'^^^'"..''''  i?'-^'' 

receiyed  the  rank  of  Major.    Served  with  the  6nh  Regimfnt  throntrontie  caaipUn  '  ""^''^     " 

and  was  wounderl  while  m  command  of  a  Win^  emnloved  as  narc  of  ths  pi^.i,,  ?^„  1    . 

capture  of  the  North  Taku  Fort  {mentioned  in'des^i'atchei,  CB  f^^^^  '^^ 

07th  Regiment  at  the  second  capture  of  Kading  from  the  Taepin--  rebels  in  .S62 

the  2nd  Battalion  Hampshire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  at  Paarde h^i- 'thHuiif^nt?  at 
Johannes!™^'         '''  ^''^"'"o"'  ^'''1  '^°  ^'^'  '^"1  Z'^"'!  R-ers!  and  the  oc.cap.a«on  l.f '  Bloem?ont"ei"  anS  0.' 

Sei^  ^srs|»^™i^d  ?^^;l^;;;;-^t^^ -i5-SL?;^^  o^e' ti^:^^^;;^spa^^c^ 

-  Major  Buckley,  Captains  Bowker,  Tompson  and  Wheeler,  Lieuts.  Ashbv  and  Dolphin  Second  Lient  Addison 
?r»m^  h"  *S  ^"^'I"'  '^i^"^''  A»'l'>'"'5  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSso^s"  "witrtha  -nrt  Battil°o"; 
Hampshire  Regim-nt.  and  took  part  in  the  operations  at  Paardel.erg,  the  engaEemcnts  Tt  Poular  Gra™  Kare" 
^"m '""■^"'^  ""^  ^"■^°!'  ^''"'^  ^'"''^-  '""^  '^'  occupation  of  Bloein  ontein  and^of  LlianneZr" 

»  Maior  Munro  served  m  fheSouth  African  war  in  iS,_o-,9,x,as_a  Deputy  Assistant  AdiutanrGlueral,  and  was 

ed  in  the  South  African 
ncluding  the  attack  on 

with  the  ist  Battalion  Hampshire  Regi- 

«..,-'^^":^°',i,"q'''",^  w''^*"^  "■'"'  ■''"  Bminese  Expedition  in  ,885-86  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  \vith  Clasp). 

T?." '5.' ^K™"'*''','^^" ''■'"''"  '"''«-°'°»=Dep,itT  Assistant  Adjutant  General.  vim  ^lasp,. 

'^  Major  i  orbes  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i8S;-S6  (mentioned  in  desjiatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 
«,pnf  ^»tf  i^-'.w  ^""  ^'"'X'^-V'"'-}}.  '•'"^  lii'rmese  Expedition  in  :SS7-Sq  with  the  ist  Battalion  Hampshire  Re"i- 
aent.  part  ot  the  time  m  the  Intelligence  Branch,  Upper  Burniah  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp) 
Bifi  t  fn  J'l^P  "^''w7°°„""''"\'  '°,"''^  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,885-88  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  theHampshireRegi- 
m,»n.lv  slrLn  f  f  ,  °  .^""''''lay,  and  afterwards  in  command  of  a  company  of  Mounted  Infantry  ;  sub?e- 
desna  chPs  vllnfi'.bV?^  ?™'^  '°  ^"'  George  White,  Commanding  the  Burmah  Field  Force  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  Medal  with  Cla,sp)  ;  also  served  with  the  Chin  Field  Force  i:      ...     .     ^ 


Major  de  Winton  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1867-S 
ment  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ' 


South 

I>art  in  the  operations  at 

and  thu 


Africaii   war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Hampshire' Kegimenr'  and  "t.. ok 

Paardeberg,   the  engagements  at  Poplar  Grove,   Karee,   Braiidfort,  and   the  Vet  and  Zand  Rivera, 

jccipatioii  of  Bloemfontem  and  of  Johannesburg. 

,'  Captain  MaoTier  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,88s-Sq  (Medal  with  two  Clasps), 
•n'  ,38  -8  "(Clas?)       "  *°'''''°    ^'''"'  ^^^  Burmese  Expedition  in  iSSs-E;  on  Transport  duty  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and 

;:  ^''P'*i"Trothewy  served  with  the  Burin3se  Expedition  in  ,386-87  (mentioned  in  desnatches, Medal  withCiasn). 

-    Captain  Hichanls  served  111  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,887-89  with  the  ;st  Battalion  Hampshire  Regiment— 
.^lightly  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  South  African  «ar  in  ,£00-19,.;. with  tho=nd  Battalion  Hanip- 
■shire  Kegiment.iind  took  partinthe  operations  at  Paardeberg,  the  engagements  at  Poplar  Grove,  Karee,  Braiidfort, 
and  the  Vet  and  Zand  Kivers,  and  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein  and  of  Johannesburg. 
„r"  Capj^ain  Houoher  nerved  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,887-89  with  the  ist  Battalion  Hampshire  Regiment 


(Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the  Chitrnl  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low 


S95  as  Orderly  Otticor  to  the 


General  Othcerl.nmmandmsj  ,st  Reserve  Brigade  (Medal  with  Cla.'p).  .Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,899- 
i9<»  with  the  ;na  battalion  Ham]ishire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  at  Paardeberg.  the  engagements 
at  t-oplarorove,  Ivaiee,  Braudfort,  and  the  Vet  an.l  Zand  Rivers,  and  the  ojcuoation  ot  Bloemfontein  and  of 
Jonaimesliurg. 

ti  C*ptain  Rnnis  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1680-90  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
.1"^    ?t^\,"r.'**'*'econd  Lieuts.  Baxter,  Moore,  Seymour,  Hooker,  Blen.owo.  Kenny,  and  Falkner,  served  in 
'  mT?"*^"  .Aincan  war  in  1S99-19M  "ith  the  2Ud  Battilion  Hampshire  Keuiment. 

'.>  Captain  Banks  B»rvert  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,899-1.^.3  as  Brigade  Signalling'  Ottlcer  4th  Brigade  and 
divisional  Signalling  OfBcer  7th  Division,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  at  Paaivlebng,  the  engagements  at. 
i^oplar  orove.  Ivarte,  Bracilcrt,  and  the  Vet  and  Zand  Kivers,  and  llie  cccunation  of  Bloemfontein  and  of 
Johannesburg.  ' 


^  ^^j  The  Hami^sMre  Beghnent. 

"  .  captain  W..ta.e.  .orvoa  in  .^  ^^^^l^^h^^'^a^^?  -  ^"^^ ^^^^^^^Z"^!"^: 
andtookpaitin  theoiierationsatPaaid.beig,  in  tne  «i>B»B 

^■"3^  g;7:.V5ici.rs';.?.^fna  ?h^e  ^„l,r.°aV!o'nr,n  l^.!^aa^nrs:3  ,Meda„.  Served  in  the  South  ^fncan  ..r  m  ,3,^ 
jnooonSpe(i«l  Service.  „i„„  „t,  thp  Xorth  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  IVilham   Lockhnrt 

3.  Captain  Williams  served  m  the  <=™l'f,  «°  °"  *L%?„  „^  with  two  Claspsi.    Swerved  in  the  opera- 

in  x8o7  with  the  Tirah  Expedit,onar>-  F°'^^-f„"t^^'^,^^^;;™'Sf,"Lrland  and  Siamn  Expeditious-wounded  (men- 
tious  in  the  Nieer  Territories  u;  .o^i.  nc  adiia:  the  "?"  .'1  Jf  j^  ^^ntli  AMoai.  war  in  ,Sqo-iqoo^w.  h  the  .ud 
tioneu  in  despatehes,  ^*7-- ^"1 3^,  f  ,'  ^^''^rt  S^'  e  opemttus  at  Paardei.ere.  the  euga.^ement,  at  ropl»r  Grove. 

,::^!^-I^^^^:^^^^^^!^^^'^^^  -.  Poplar  Orove.  Kare.  Braud.rt,  and  the  ^  e.  and 
■/and  Rivers,  and  the  occupation  of  l""e™.t.)ntein.  Battalion  Hauipsbiie  Regiment,  and 

^:^^il^te:^^^y^^>^^:^"^^^^^^^^  '""-  ""'^  "^^'^  .dangerously  wounded,, 
and  the  occupation  of  Bloemfonfein.  .  ;„  ,  j„„_,q„  „it.h  the  --nd  Battalion  Hampshire  Regiment,  an,l 

u,:nfrd^to^;^rV?;;"hro^prrrnrfpfrdX^_^^^^^^ 

*'l?iernd'St'par':r':^e,^rd',n"the  S^oi'im  "."frlcl^war  in  .3„-.,oo  with  Imperial  Yeomanr:,  (promoted  t. b. 
^V^^J^?^i:^i^'^t^^E^tAon  in  .SS;-8,  with  the  i.t  Battalion  Hampshire  Regiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

ll..o,-i  of  a.  Ser.U.s  ofne  .n„  BaUalion  Ham^.Ur.  f^'f"-'' '';7;"-'^^'^;%'„f  f^^'To  Portugal. 
Raisedin  x;56  from  the  .ndBattalion.othRegimcntS.e«eorBeU^^^^^^^^^^^ 

1762.  To  Minorca,  1763.  To  England.  i77,i-  V  i  i^„^,l  U.^  To  St  Doi^iin'b,  "7o6.  To  Jamaica,  179S.  To 
Regiment."  .7S2.    To  the  West  Indies,  17S3.    ^o  Ireland    17  |     To  S"™^^  Islands,  1S04.    To 

EiAand  Isoi.  To  Ireland  and  lUierusey.  1803.  .[Second  liattauon  raneu  lu  .  ,,  Bn„,„na  and  disbanded. 
Srb'ator  and  Cadiz,  ,S,o.  Jo  T.arifa,  ,8..  (battle ot  Barrosa,.  J"  ^^^^^^p^^^t^re;)?    To  England    x8=6     To 

t^h^„siah.the^c^ptnr^^^^^^^^^^^^ 


The  South  Staffordshire  Regiment. 

-|  Fotificrlij  the  $8th  (isi  Staffordshire)  and  the 

Soth  (Staffordshire  Volunteers)  Hegimonts. 
id  and  4th  Battalions  are  formed  of  tlie  1st  Stattbrd  ililitia. 


292 


r  38"^" 

I  Seqimentai  District, 
L       LIOHHELD. 


i8t  Batt.,  South  Africa 

2nd  Batt.,  Subathoo,  Puojab.  j 

(The  „ 
**  Egypt"  (with  the  Spliiu::),  "Montb  Video"   "Roleia"    "Vimieba"  **  Corunna"    "Bosaco"  "Badajoz* 
*'  Salauajtca'*  "  Vittoeia"  "St.  Sebastiax"  "Xivr"  ''Penixsdla"  "  Ava"  "Moodkkb"  "Fkrozeshah** 
*'Sobeaon"  "  Pegu"  "Alma"  "Ixkehmax"  "Sevastopol"  "Luck  now"  "Cbnthal  India" 

TearB'Serj  "  South  Africa,  187S-9  ""  Egypt,  1882 '*  "  Nile,  1S84-S5"  "  (vrHDEKAN." 

j-aij"  ^^f  I  Colonel. —;5eorge  Samuel  Youni?,'  CB.  Ensign^  16  July  41;  Lieut.  26  July  44;  Caufaiit^  31  Oct.  52; 
Pay.  Pftv.j  jB''.3/(;/'J/-,  _'o  Apr.  5q;  J/a/o;*,  25  Feb.  62  ;  Lt.CoIonel.  24  Jan.  65;  Colonel^  20  July  70;  Major  Genff'tl^ 
~~~, — ^i     19  Dec.  So;  Lt. General,  iS 'Soy.  So;  Cy^o»e^  Royal  Sussex  Resinient,  6  Oct.  98  ;  t'y?'jfic/ South  Staffonl- 

I         I     sliire  Regiment,  12  Apr.  00. 
27  !  ■■-    Lieutenant  Colonels.— 1  Henry  Charles  Savage,"' i(c«^  13  June  74;  Ctf>>i.  3  Feb.  82  ;   Jfty'or,  23  Aug.  89 ; 

'         I     Lt.CoIonel,  ^5  Nov.  9'j  ;  Co/o-nl,  -j:^  Xov.  00. 
=5      •"    2  Xewtou  Seymoar  Allen,-'  Lieut.  6  Oct.  76  ;  C')ifahi,^i  Oct.  S^ ;  Mahr.  27  June  94  ;  Lt.CoIonel,  16  Oct.  99. 


2ND  Lir.UT. 


2nd  in  Cum-  i 
.)  : 


o  I  ... 


27  Itar. 

II  May 
22  Jan. 


23  Oct. 
17  Mar. 


■■2  Jan.    Si 


JO  ;    ...    - 


j  Majghs. 

It  Herbert Aveliug  Raitt," 

j        ui'L^t  10  Mar.  o? 

EdwKrd    Kaye    Daubeney,--     DSO.  > 

Adjutant  :)  Battalion  21  Jan.  06 > 

George  Albanus  Williams,-*. IfW/-  d>-  t 
Camp  to  Lt.Ge.t.  V.  T'-cker, 2.^x1x1.  00  )  ' 

r  Harry  War ry  Steward^- 23  Oct. 

Ivonelvirkpatrick,^* -0*!/.■«^.^//«'""'  '     -,^  n/^f 

(Vr»i.  J*ii>v/.f,  5  Apr.  09  (^c<«/j.)  i     ^jv^cc. 

Harry  Campbell  Chads,'*  Attit.  iVvl,  \ 

B.I.  (ilo>'<;ff,r  R'i}f.  5Mai-".  03  J 

'     Lipton   C.Votl^,^^  R'f  rce  (Dcftot)  ..... 
George  B.  SandhaiL,  B'ftrcc  (Depot)  ... 


Captains. 
Egerton  Stanley  Pipc-WolfersLan,^^  > 

Adj.  4  B'i.X.  SKiff'ord  Regt.  15  Oct.  96  / 

James  Walker  Sears^'' 

p.t.c.  William  Cyprian  Bridge,^'  Adj.  \ 

I  Lau'it-k  Voluiit"  r  Bifl>'»  i  Nov.  97  > 
Ponsonby  John  Loi'tus  Tottenham,) 

Adj.  3  Bn^Iiini^lcilling  Fun.  i  Nov.  95  J 
Robert  Frederick Broughton  Glover*'' 
Hon,  Jas.  Graham  Raj'mond Ulysses') 

Colborne*^     ...- ..J 

George  Nuttall  Going 

Walter  Frank  Corbett^^  

Hurao  Greenfield  

Robert  Cosens 

Edwanl  Layton,  Adjutant  i  Feb.  99... 

Cha?.  Steer  Davidson 

Robert  Montgomery  Ovens 

Henry  Ernest  Walshe 

Kdmond  Vernon  Cuppage  

Edward  Augustine  Earle  Buhver,**  > 

Adjutant   4  Baftalion  i  Aug.  99 S 

S\vyntenJohnJervis,.Vy'"-,.VtT.,A'..-I/V/f« 

Louis  Cooke  Kettle 

Arthur  Charles  Buckle,**'  Rm-uiflitg  { 

■^f'{f'^Ufi'--r,  Sh'ffl'hl,  13  Dec.  00  ...}  ! 

Edward  Charles  Philippi  Bridges  ' 

Charles  Augustas  Carruthers 

Edward  Richard  Whishaw,  zeroing  \ 

tciffi  the  Egj/plian  Arrag    f  , 

Archibald  Henry  Dankes  ' 

Clarence  Herbert  Garratt 1 

Francis  Broadwood,*^  Reft-rce  {Depot)  j 
Ales.  Thomas  Blackwood | 


captain.        j    BKEV.AtA.T.    I 


UAJQH. 


78 


?r  May 
i£  May 
23  Mar. 
8  June 
6  July 


21  Dec. 
29  Mar. 

3  May 

3  May 
28  June 


y  July  79 

1  Dec.  So 

2  Feb.  81 
1  July  Si 
I  July  Si 

I  Jaly  Si 

28  Oct.  7: 

17  May  76 


tJuly    Si 
'     I  July    R: 

22  Oct.     Si 

25  June   82) 

26  Mar.    S4 

23  Aug.  64* 

31  Oct.  S3: 
28  Feb.    85' 

QMay  S5I 
30  Jan.    86, 

i  July  go  I 
=3  Aug.  89' 
25  June  90^ 

24  Oct.    go 

25  Jan.    01, 

28  July    86- 

15  Jul3'    91 
15  July   91  j 


87, 

37. 


2f>  Jan. 

7  Aug. 

24  Aug. 
7  Dec. 

5  May     88; 

29  Dec.    Sa 

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2  Oct.     83! 

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Donald  \Vm.  Auchinbreck  Campbell )  | 

Adj.  3   VoL  Bii.,  with  ranic  of  Oipf.  }  \ 

Geo.  Wm.  Robert  Stncpoole,  Mail-  )  ■■ 

i         'f^.'/  •yf'^J'OJfirrr^  S.  Africa     )  1 

2  George  Noel  Dean  a.  Adjutant  >  Mai'.gg 

I  George  MKrjoiibanks  Kenny 

I  Francis  Hearle  Parkin    

;     John  Fredk.  Loder-Symonds,  Wesf) 
Africa.i  Froiitier  For<-c J" 

1  Sidney  Chaytor  Welchman 

Vemon  Geo.  Waldegrave  Keli,  Aide'i 

j        </(■  Ca„ip  tu  Mnj.  G.:,i.  A.R.F.  JJoricard  j 

2  Philip  1. Charles  Lytton  Routledge  

Julian    Silver    Strickland    Duulop,  f 
A.D.C.  to  LI. (^oc.  of  B,<,;,ut  i^OcUggS 

2  Cecil  Oliphant  Ritchie    

I  Lionel  Boyd  Moss  

r  John  Sedley  Newton  de  Joux  

I  Alfred  Henry  Cotes  James  

i.  Joseph  Lijidsey  Curtis    

::  Edward  Millbrd      

I  Robert  Cecil  Colville  Fvanklaud 

1  William  Arthur  John  Barker  

1  Rosslewin  Westropp  Morgan  

2  Monis  Boscaweii  Savage    

2  Charles  Fi-ankliu  Frisby  Hodgson 

2  Oswald  Alan  Geoghegan 

2  Fortescue  Geoffrey  Porter 

2  Ramsay  Trarjuair  Milne 


9  Jan.  'gj 


18  June 


5  Mar.  Q4 
18  June  94 
26  Feb.  76 
30  July    94; 


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15  Oct. 

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94 

4  Nov. 

10  Oct. 

94 

25  Nov. 

10  Oct. 

94 

15  Dec. 

17  July 

95 

5  Mar. 

7  Dec. 

9- 

I  May 

5  Feb. 

96 

12  Nov. 

6  June 

05 

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96 

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15  Sept. 

15  May 

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26  June 

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26  June 

*^  Captain  Bulwer  senred  in  the 
campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier 
of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  ist  Battalion 
Northamptonshire  Regiment  with 
the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  and 
was  pi'osent  in  the  operations  on  the 
Samaua  Range  and  tbe  engiigemonts 
at  ChagruKotal  and  Dargni,  tliecap- 
ture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga 
Passes,  and  the  reconnaissance  of 
tlie  Saraii  Sar  (Medal  with  thr,ee 
Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  Africap. 
war  in  igo^as  Adjutant  4th  Battalion 
South  Staffordshire  Regiment,  and 
took  part  in  the  operations  in  Orange 
Ri\-er  Colony  with  Major  General 
Pagct's  Brigade. 

*'-'  Captain  broad  wood  served  with 
the  jst  Battalion  of  the  South  Stal- 
ford:shire  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian 
war  of  iS32  (Medal,  and  Khedive's 
Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expe- 
dition in  18S4  85,  and  was  present  at 
tbe  action  of  Kirbekan  (two  Clasps). 


Ycars'Sfir.j 
iKuU  U^f 
pPflv.  Pay. 


293  The  South  Staffordshire  Eegiment. 

""       Secoxp  Lieutbkawts.  2yp  t.ibct. 

RalDh  Duckworth 9  Uec.    99 

Williiim  ArthiU'Gover 20  Jan.    00 

Hastings  Elle>  John  Eyre  24  Jan.    oo 

George  Harrison  Townson    ..  n  Apr.    00 

Fiennea      Maurice     Colvile,      Weft  (  ^^  ^^^^     ^^ 

Afr-i'-a.)  I'rO''fi<r  Force > 

Geor'.'c  Dimbiir  VeUa 21  Apr.    0:7 

Alfred  Rosa  Withers    21  Apr.    o.- 

Singleton  Boaaer 21  Apr.    00 

AVilliara  John  Jervoise  Collas  ai  Apr.    00 

ChHrles  Herliert  Thomas- 2t  Apr.    00 

William  Miller...  5  M-ay    ^o 

Oscar  Frederick  Duus s  May    00 

Edward  Shaw  MorrisoQ 5  May    co 

George  Alexander  Yool  5  May    oc> 

John  Fevg\iBoa,li'c!'fAf>-icai!Froiifier  \  ^^  Mar    oo 

Fo'-cr     ) 

■Robert  John  Wiugfield  Ueale  33  May    o^ 

George  Lumley  Whatford 23  May    oc 

Percy     Rvfin     Couwav     Commings...  23  July    o 

Percy  Strathau  '. .*. 4  Aug.  oo     Faci>iri»  \'^\x\iQ.  ~  A(jent*,  Messrs.  Cos  and  C' 

Fras'.SavageNesbittSavdire-Araistrong  19  Sept.  02.        j»t  Battalion  r -f >■  t:»"i  from  G'rbra'.far,  7  Jai.. 

igaj;    p.nhnr'.-iri  J'or  SiP'fk  Afrr-i',2  Feb.    iq.-  . 
Qtid  Battalion  emUurket^  for  Egyv^t  iS  Feb.  iS  ^ 


'7 

5 


C^aifvter  'tauten. 


-I  Mathaw  BilUags,*^  27  Aug.  84:  Son.  Captain,  -7  Aug.  c,^. 
2  Ernest  Thomas  Hyncs,  24  June  9^;  -ffo"-  Lieut. 


'  Licut.General  Young  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1B45-46  with  the  Soth  Regt.,  iacludinfr  the  battles 
of  Moodkee,  Ferozeshah.  and  Sob ra on— wounded  (Medal  and  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Indian  campaign 
in  iS:;3-5Q.  commanded  the  Head  Quarter  Wing  of  the  Soth  Regt.  with  a  column  iii  Oude  at  the  capture  of  the- 
Fort  of  Simrec.at  Beera.  and  Doondeakeira  (Bre%-et  of  Major,  Medal). 

'«  Colonel  Savage  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1873  includinL' the  operations  against  Sekukuni  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
='  Lt.Colonel  Allen  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  South  Staffordshire  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of 
i83r,  and  was  present  in  the  recomiiissance  in  force  from  Alexandria  on  the  5th  August  (Medal,  au'l  Khedive's 
otar).     Served  with  the  Kile  Expedition  in  1334-33.  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kirbekan  (two  Chisr<^<). 

--  Major  Raitt  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  iS?:  including  the  operations  against  Sekakuni ;  served  in  the  Zulu 
war  in  1879  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  against  Scknkuni  including  the  capture  of  the  stronghold 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Bechiianaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  :io5  in  commant' 
ofa  trooiiofthe  ^rd  Mounted  Rifles  (Diamond  Fields  Horse). 

-'^  Major  Daubeney  served  with  the  Soth  Regiment  in  tue  left  attack  against  Sekukuni  in  1S73,  in  the  Column 
under  Colonel  Rowlands  on  the  Swazi  border  in  1879,  and  during  the  invasion  of  Zuhiland  and  the  engagement 
at  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Kile  Expedition  in  1SS4-85  (Mcdnl  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star); 
also  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  m  1^85-86  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Brigadier  General  Butier. 
Commanding  -.st  Brigade',  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Giniss  {DSO.). 

-^  Major  Williams  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1079,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  against  Sekukrui  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1084-85,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kirbekan  (Medal 
with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Servedwith  the  expedition  to  Aslinnti  under  SirFrancis  Scott  in  i3Q5(Star). 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1890-19,0  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Lt.General  C.  Tucker. 

=w  Major  Potts  served  as  District  Adjutant  of  the  Transvaal  during  the  operations  against  Sekukuni  iuiSyS; 
was  with  the  60th  Regiment  in  the  Column  under  Colonel  Rowlands  on  the  Swazi  border  in  1879,  and  during 
the  invasion  of  Zululand  and  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  I  Medal  with  Clasp). 

3-  Major  Steward  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  (Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

^  Major  Kirkpatrick  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1384-S5,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kirbekan 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^*  MajorChads  served  with  the  ist  Battalionof  the  South  Staffoitlshire  Reiriment  in  the  Eirvptiau  war  of  iSSa- 
(Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Ex:pedition  in  1SS4-85.  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kirbe- 
kan (two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  SoudanFrontier  Field  Force  during  the  operations  on  the  Upper  Nile  in 
1685-86. 

2^  Captain  Pipc-Wolferstan  sen-ed  with  the  ist  Battalion  South  Staffordshire  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of 
1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  during  the  operations  on  the- 
Upper  Nile  in  16E5-S6.  Served  in  the  Sonrh  African  war  in  ig^^o  as  Adjutant  jth  Battalion  North  Staffordshire 
Regiment. 

^  Captain  Sears  served  with  the  istBattalion  South  Staflfordshire  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  warof  i8S2,and  was- 
present  in  the  reconnaissance  in  force  from  Alexandria  on  the  5th  August  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  8ti:r).  Served 
on  the  Staff  of  the  Battleford  Column  throughout  the  campaign  in  the  North  West  of  Canada  in  :335.  an*l  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Cut  Knife  Hill ;  commanded  a  scout  corps  in  the  ]mrsuit  of  Big  Bear  (three  times 
mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

■^'  Captain  Bridge  served  with  the  istBattalion  of  the  South  Staffordshire  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  or 
i832  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85,  and  was  presen.at  the  action,  of 
Kirbekan  (two  Clasps). 

*■*  Captain  Glover  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1834-85,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  ICirbekan  (Medal 
with  two  ClasjiS,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*~  Captain  Hon.  J.  G.  R.  U.  Colborne  served  with  the  Nile  Expediti<m  in  1SS4-S5,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of ' 
Kirbekan— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).     Served  with  the  Soudan  I->ontie>r 
Field  Force  during  the  operations  on  the  Upper  Nile  in  1885-86.      [.See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  , 
•'  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  75C.] 

*^''  Captain  Corbett  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 

in  iSq7  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Transport  Officer  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ' 

*6  Captain  Buckle  served  in  the  operation'^  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99  with  the  Protectorate  Expedition  (Meda 

witli  Clasp).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i89::<-i9oo,  and  was  present  in  the  opei-ations  at  Paardeberg  on  the 

16th  to  ?7th  February,  1900  (severely  wounded). 

^^  Captain  Billings  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i33r  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) :  also  served  with  the  Nile 
Expedition  in  1K84-85,  and  was  present  at  the  action  ofKii'bekan  (two  Clasps).    Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier- 
Field  Force  during  the  operations  on  the  Upper  Nile  in  1SS5-86. 

[For  S?c7}\l  ofSpfuicfs,  »ee  emi  ofDvle  of  WeUiniioii'f  {Weif  Ifi:li»f/  J^ei^ineui),  p.  285^ 


1st  Batt.,Nowshera. Punjab. "I 
2nd  Bate,  South  Africa.       J 


The  Dorsetshire  Regiment. 

Formerly  the  39?/)  {The  Dorsetshire)  and  the 

S4th  {West  Norfolk)  Begimenls. 

(The  3rd  Battalion  is  foi'mc-d  of  the  Dorset  Militia.) 

with  theCastle,  Key,  and  ^*  MovIJk  InsiipijaCalpe. 


2941 

39T" 

lieqiiientalUi^trivf^ 
DORCHESTER. 


*  Fritnu.t  in  Indis."  "Plassw-"  "Gibealtak"  with  the  Castle,  Key,  and  "  JHo^f. 

(with  the  Sphinx).    **  Mahabout  "  "  Albuhbba  "  "  Vittoria  "  "Ptrekei-s  '  "^"ivelle 
"  Peninsula  "  "  Ata  "  "Mahakajpobe"  "  Sevastopol  "  "  Tib  ah." 


"  Kite  ' 


"Egypt" 


:oarsher.  „ 

>«v.lp,iv.;    2  ^ov 


-Henry  Ralph  Browne,^  Ensign,  3  Apr.  46  ; 


x^ '•ig  Sept.  48;  C(//^^  p-s 

Colonel,  i3  Sept.  64;  Ma  joy 


Dec.  49  ;     Bf. Major, 
General,  15  Jan,  70  ; 


5  ;  Major,  i  Feb.  66  ;  Lf. Colonel,  ^15  juno  st 

Lf. General,  i  jau.  85  ;  GmernK  8  July  85  ;  Colonel  Dorsetshire  Rpj^'^icnt,  24  Oct.  94. 
Lieutenant  Colonels— 2  Cecil  Henry  Law,^    Ensigv^  7  July  69;  Lieut.  28  Oct.  71;    Capt.  24  Jan.  83; 

Major,  21    Junego:  Id. Colonel,  igisov.  yj. 
I  Horace  John  James  Kentish,  Lieut.  10  Sept.  75  ;    Cupf.  19  Mar.  F.4 ;  Major,  31  Dec.  90;  Lf. Colonel, 

aS  Aug.  93. 


Majorb. 

r  Philip  Farrer,2»tn«  Command  28  An^.gS 

■2  p.s.c.   Joseph  Howard  Poett.*  2nd  in  1 

Command  27  May  99;  A. A. General,  y 

South  Africa  Field  Force,  22  Feb.  oa  ) 

2  Henry  Blosse  Lynch  

2  Lionel  Edmund  Lushintfton   

1  Knox  Edward  Harris,^  Commandant  \ 

Miirree  Depot    } 

p.s.c.  William  John  Bonus,  Dep.A»»f.  i 
Adj.  Gen.,  South  Africa  Field  Force  } 

I  Robert  Arthur  Godwin- Austen    

Martyn  J.  E.  P'enwick.  Referee  {Depot) 
Arthur    Jtinics   Lushinoton,    Reserve  > 

{Depot)    5 

Stephen  Eaton  Lamb,  Re^/erce  (Depot).. 
Edward   Keane    Ridley,  Adjutant  1  > 

Volunteer  Battalion  15  June  95  > 

Joseph    Ignatius    Bonomi/    Reserve'/ 
{Depot)    >■ 

Captains. 
V.f.e.     PownoU     Ramsay     Phipps,^> 

Efiyptian    Armji ) 

!  p.a.c.  Arlinj^ton  Augustus  Chichester,  ^ 
A*i*i»ta}it    Provost    Marshal,   South  .- 

Africa ) 

Henry  Louis  Rosher,  Dep.  Assistant  t 

Ad}.  General,  Bangalore,  20  Oct.  97^ 

Arthur  Herbert    Piatt,  Adjutant  3  1_ 

Battalion    10  Sept.  99   ) 

?  Claude  Buchauan'Tugwell 

Barrington  F.  Powys  Pratt-Barlow,-'  / 
Adjutant  19  2Tidd'/esex  Vol.  Rifles  ...  ) 

I  p.s.c.  William  Sykes  Banks... 

Joseph  John  Asser.'^.-iss^.  Adjutant} 

Geuernf,  Egi/ptian  Armv  S 

I  Richard  Percy  John  Codrington 

1  Henry  Septimus  Hammond''    

2  Cecil  Alurod  Rowley 

Arthur  George  Fitz  Roy  Day,  Adj.  > 

Madrax  Railway/  Vols.  12  July  97  ...S 

I  William  Reginald  Arnold'-    

[  BertieSt.  John  Clarkson'^ 

?  Richard      Fitzgerald    Wm.     Ferris  ( 

Leslie,  Adjutant  9  Sept.  00 j 

[  Henry  Dacro  Lowry 

[  Francis  Fowke'* 

:  Oliver  Philip  Stanhope  Ingham'^^   

;  Henrj' Barrows  Household  

>  Richard  Harte  Keatinge  Butler 

;  Hugh  Arthur  Mansel'^   

•  Herbert  Say  Codrington , 

George    J.    H.    Stevenson,    RestrDe~\ 

{Depot), -^Bn.  Hants  Regf.  4'Siay  gi ;  [- 

Capt.  do.  2S  ila-T.  Hs   ) 

:  Reginald  Trevor  Roper,*^  Adjutant  1 

II  Jan.  97 / 

Hugh    Norman     Ramsay    Cowie,^"  < 

South  Africa .....) 


2ND  LIEUT. 


LIUUT. 


r3  Aug. 
II  Aug. 


14  Jan.     So^ 


May     75: 


14  Sept 

5  Fob. 
14  Sept 
10  Nov. 

q  Nov. 

3  Dec. 
3  Apr. 

=1  Dec. 

TjIBUTENANTS. 

1  Charles      Sydney      Herbert     WayO 

inouth,-^  Egtjptian  Armi/  } 

I  Cathcart  Christian  Hannaj"^ 

1  Frederick  Walter  KadclitTe    

2  Cecil  Godfrey  Hay 

I  Frank  William  tiowland  Hill^ 

1  Archibald  Ariel  Mercer^s 

2  William  Augustus  Gumming  Fraj-er-? 
Cyril  Saunders    

:  Edward  Shirley  Godman  {Depot)  

I  Lucius  Charles' Hope^'J 

I  Rowland  Routledge   Gihaon,^^  West} 

African  Reg.,  with  rank  of  Captain  ^ 

I  John  Dauncey     

1  Henry  Lethbridge  Alexander   

2  William  Thomas  Chorley  Davidson   ... 


21  Dec. 
21  Dec. 

1  May 
29  Oct. 
29  Oct. 
29  Nov. 

4  Mar. 


27  Jan. 
1 3  May 


20  Nov.    75 

II  Sept.  76 

II  Feb.    76 
I  July    81 

I  July    81 

9  Sept.  82 

10  Mar.   33 
3  Aug.   72 

23  Feb.      74 

I  Jan.    81 

19  Doc.    83 

6  Mar,    80 


6  Feb.    84 


23  Aug.  84 
7  Feb.    85 


6  May  2  s 

23  May  S5 

9  May  S5 

31  July  S9 

9  Dec.  85 

18  Sept.  89 

21  June  90 

S  May  39 

5  July  90! 

5  July  90 

5  Feb.  91 

11  Mar.  91 
13  Dec.  91 

12  Feb.  92 
9  Mar.  02 

6  Apr,  92 
26  Oct.  92 

3  il^'iy  95 


CAPTAIN. 


BREV.  WA.T. 


BIAJOB. 


lb  July    84 

iS  July    84 

22  Nov.   84 
21  Nov.   87 

25  Sept.  89 

21  June  90 

5  July    90 
12  Sept.  S3' 

30  Jiil^-    84 
14  Apr,    86 1 

31  Dec.    90 

9  May    86 


10  Sept.  91 

19  Nov.  eye 

23  Mar.    94 
19  Nov,    97' 

25  June  93 

30  Apr.     90- 

25  Oct,     99- 
21  June  00 

5  May    93: 

23  Aug.  94 

14  Nov.    00 

25  Jan.    95 


92^  2SM!ir.    91 
92    28  Aug.   94' 


31  Dec.    Qc 

11  Mar.    gi^ 

19  Nov.   91 

12  Feb.  02 
6  Apr.    92 

15  May    92 

5  May    95 1 

5  May    93;  16  Nov. 

16  July    93 1 

25  Mar.  94 
23  July    55 1 

2  Nov.   95' 

iS  Mar.    97    20  May 
j^June   97 

19  Nov.    97 

22  Doc.  97 

26  Feb,  9S 
2  May  9« 
2  Sei>t.  99 

II  Oct.  9c, 
1 1  Oct.  99 
21  Oct.     99 

10  Feb.    ooj 

I 

1 3  June    ool 

I 

13  JUUe        03; 


gS 


g3 


iS  June  92    29  Oct.     94 

19  Nov.   92      5 
7  Mar,   94 

16  May    94 

20  Feb.  95 
6  Mar.  05 
2  June  94! 

28  Sept.  95, 
5  Sept.  961 
9  Dec.    96' 

20  Feb.    97.    2  May    98 


Mar.   96 

Jan.    97         3  Lt.Colonel  Law  served   in    the 

Mar.   97    Afghan  war  in  187S-79  with  the  Khy- 

June   97;  ber  Division  (Medal). 

July  97        ■*  Major    Poett    served     in    the 

May    97!  Afghan  warin  1880  (Medal).  Served 

Feb.    gS;  ^ith  the  Bechuanaland  Espediticn 

Feb.    gSitnder  Sir  Charles  W:\rreniu  1S84-85, 

Apr.    gS 


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24  JIar.    97 

15  May    97 


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LlEflENANTS. 

1  Ivan  Harwood  Kitchin     j 

2  Heniy  Kelso  Uttersoii 

1  Altbam  Leonard  Moulton-Barrctt 

2  George  Mdbourne  Herbert  

:*  Ernest  Steiiart  WeUlon  

Cyi'il   Pou-e   Grindle,  lifnern     {Deyot)^ 
'2nd  Lf.'  ig  Middtefej;  I'ol.  JilJ^rr,    17  > 

Feb.  97  ;  X/V»f.  f/».  4  Sept.  g;      ) 

,2  Robert  Geo.  Bingham  Maxwell  Ujslop 


SrcoND  Lieutenants. 
I  Arthur  (/'barles  Ugg 

1  Robert  Ridsreway 

2  Frank  MiddleUjn 

2  Harold  Sntton  Williams 

2  Conrad  Roiith  Jones    

2  Waiter  Balfour  Bnrtteloi,  

1  Arthur  Gaii?!^en  Murray , 

2  Octavius  Muir  Hamilton  An^ou  .. 
2  Horace  Akroyd  Case  , 

1  William  Kdward  Roe  

2  Henry  Beveridi^e , 

2  HubeVt  Jervoise  Huddleston , 

2  Fmncis  Stephen  Bowrinj?   

I  Arthur  Robert  Montjroniery  Roe 

George  Frederick  Beal    


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iQuarter Matiterf.—  2  .Tohn  Kearney,  21  AU][?.  95;  Hon.  Captain,  26  Mar.  00. 
I  I  John  Dillit'k  Beunell,^*  26  Mar.  90;  Jlon.  Lieut. 

Facingf,  VJhite.—J.geiita,  Messrs.  Cos  and  Co. 

itt  Baitalion  emharked  for  M-iIfa,  S  Feb.  3S,      ■2nd  Battalion  embarked  for  Sci'th  Jfrica^  24  Nov.  99. 


'  General  Browne  served  \YitU  the  oth  Regt.  in  the  Crimea  from  27^1  Nov.  :854,  includinp  the  siege  and  fal 
of  Sebastopol,  andassauUs  of  tbu  iSih  Juueand  Sth  .Sept.  Served  as  Aide  dc  Camp  and  subsequently  as  Major 
of  Brigade  to  Major  General  Ridley,  ist  Division,  during  the  latter  part  of  the  campaign  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
Brevet  of  Major,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Tur,kisU  Medal).  Proceeded  with 
8ir  Hope  Grant's  expedition  from  Imiia  in  1  36o-6i  to  China.  Proceeded  in  Command  of  Forces  sent-  to  Japan 
for  protection  of  Treaty  Ports  in  1864,  and  received  the  thanlts  of  Her  Majesty's  Ministers  for  services  in  that 
country  and  also  the  approbation  of  the  General  Officer  in  command  of  the  Forces  in  China.  Served  in  the 
Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Koorum  Division,  includintjthe  Zaimusht  Expedition  (Medal). 

^  Major  Harris  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lookhart  in 
1897-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  second  in  command  of  the  ist  Battalion  Dorsetshire  Regiment,  and 
was  piesent  in  the  engagement  at  Chagi  u  Kotal,  at  the  capture  of  Dargai.  the  forcing  of  the  Sampsgha  and  Arhanga 
Passes,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar,  and  the  operations  in  the  Waran  and  Bara  Valleys  (Medal  with  two 
Clasps). 

7  Major  Bonomi  served    in  the  Zulu  war  in  1070  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*  Captain  Phipps  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Her*>ert  Kitchener  in  1899,  including  the 

nperatiuus  resulting  iu  tlie  final  defeat  ot  the  Khalifa  as  Stiitl' Otfieer  to  the  Officer  < 'wmmanding  the  Jufantiy. 

Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  tlie  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive'n  Meilal  with  two  Clasps) 

°  Captain  Pratt  Barlow  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 

in  1897-95  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Batialion  Dorsetshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the 

•engagement  at  Chagru  Kotal,  at  the  capture  of  Dargai,  the  forcing  of  the  Sunipagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the 

reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar,  and  the  operations  in  the  Waran  and  Bara  Valleys  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

10  Major  Asser  served  in  the  camjmigii  in  theSourlan  unflcr  Sir  Herbert  Kitciicner  in  1897-98,  and  was  present  at> 

t-lie  capture  of  Abu  Hamed  (mentioned  in  de^^patche?)  and  at  the  battles  of  tlie  At.baiu  (mentioned  iu  despatches) 

and  Khartoum  as  Brigade  Majoi  (mentioned  iu  des))atches.  Brevet  of  Major,  British  Medal,  and  Khetlive's  Medal 

with  three  I'la^ps). 

'1  Captain  Hammond  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Dorsetshire  Regiment,  and  v.aa  present  in 
the  engagement  at  Chagru  Kotal.  at  the  capture  of  Dargai,  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  1  asses,  the 
reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar.  and  the  operations  in  the  Waran  and  Bara  Valleys  (Medal  with  two  Claspsi. 

i=*  Major  Arnold  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontierj  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockliart  in 
1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Dorsetshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  Dargai — dangerously  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

13  Captain  Clarkson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Dorsetshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  ill 
the  engagement  at  Chagru  Kotal.  at  the  capture  of  Dargai,  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the 
reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar,  and  the  operations  in  the  Waran  and  Bara  Vallevs  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^*  Captain  Fowke  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Loc-khari  in  1 
1897-08  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  witli  the  isi  Battalion  Dorsetshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Chagru  Kotal,  at  the  capture  of  Dargai,  the  taking  of  the  Sampagha  Pass,  and  the  operations  in 
the  Waran  and  Bara  Valleys — severely  wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^'■'  Captain  Ingham  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-08  with  the  Tirali  Kxjieditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Dorsetshire  Regiment,  and  was  presenti 
in  the  engagement  at  Chagru  Kotal,  and  the  capture  of  Dargai.  the  taking  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes' 
and  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar — severely  woundetl  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

i*-  Captain  Mansel  served  iu  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  ■ 
1897-96  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Brigade  Signalling  Officer  ^rd  Brigade,  and  was  present  in  the  1 
engagement  at  Chagi-u  Kotal,  at  the  capture  of  Dargai,  and  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes  i 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps).    Served  in  the  Soutli  African  war  in  1899-190= — slightly  wounded. 

*^  Capt.  Roper  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S97-98 
with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Adjutant  to  the  ist  Battalion  Dorsetshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the, 
engagement  at  Chagru  Kotal,  at  the  capture  of  Dargai,  and  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  Pass  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
^  Capt.  Cowie  served  in  the  campaigii  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  i -^gy-gS 
with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Dorsetshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  iu  the  engage- 
ment of  Chagiu  Kotal.  at  the  captvue  of  Dargai,  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  reconnais- 
sance of  the  Saran  Sar,  and  the  operations  iu  the  Waran  and  Bara  Valleys  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^  Lieut.  Waymouth  served  iu  the  campaiga  on  tlie  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Divisional  Treasure  Chest  Officer  2nd  Division,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagement  at  Chagru  Kotal  (Medal  wirh  two  Clasps). 

22  Lieut.  Hannay  served  iu  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  I'orce  with  the  ist  Battalion  Dorsetshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the 


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engagement  at  Clingru  Kotiil,  iit  llie  tapture  of  Dargni,  the  forcing  of  the  Samiiagha  and  Arhftnga  Passes,  anil  the 
reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

»i  Lieut.  Hill  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India,  under  .Sir  William  Lockhart  in  iSq7-qS 
with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  tlie  ist  Battalion  Dorsetshire  Kegiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ment at  Chagru  Kotal  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-'•  Lieut.  Mercer  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India,  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
iS97-98with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Dorsetshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Chagru  Kotal,  at  the  capture  of  Dargai.  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  ."irhanga  Passes,  and  the 
reoonnaiBsance  of  ttie  Saran  Sar— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

«  Lieat.  Fraser  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
i£97-qS  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Dorsetshire  Kegiment  (Medal  with  two  Claspsi. 

s"  Lieut  Hope  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  I'rontierof  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-1)8  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Doreatshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagemeni  at  Chagru  Kotal,  at  the  capture  of  Dargai,  and  the  forcing  <if  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

31  Cnplnin  Gibson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Dorsetshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  Cliagiu  Kotal,  at  the  capture  of  Dargai,  the  forcing  of  tlie  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the 
reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar,  and  the  operations  in  the  Waran  and  Bara  Valleys  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

3*  Captain  BenneJl  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Dorselsliire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
forcing  of  the  Arhanga  PasB,  and  the  operations  m  the  Waran  and  Bara  Valleys  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

Record  ofilie  Services  of  the  ist  Battalion  Dorsetshire  Reijimeid  {formerly  the  sgf/i  Regiment). 
Raised  in  Ireland  as  the  sgth  Kegiment  in  1702.  To  Portugal,  1707.  To  Spain.  1710.  To  Gibraltar  and 
Minorca,  !7i3.  To  Ireland,  17 19.  To  Gibraltar,  1727.  To  .Jamaica,  1730.  To  Ireland,  1132.  To  England,  1744. 
To  Brittany,  1746.  To  Kngland,  1740.  To  Ireland,  1748,  To  East  Indies,  1754  C'priinua  in  Indis,"  battle  of 
Plass.v).  To  Ireland,  1758  (a  large  detachment  to  Germany).  To  Gibraltar,  1769.  Entitled  "  sgthEnst  Middlfsci 
Regiment,"  1782.  To  England,  1783.  To  Ireland,  17E9.  To  West  Indies,  1794.  To  Ireland,  1795.  To  West  Indi«s, 
1795.  ToSouth  America,  1796.  To  England,  1803.  [and  Battalion  raised  in  July  1803.]  Entitled  "  ist  Battalion 
39th  East  Middlesex  Regiment,"  .Inly  1803.  To  Malta,  1S05.  Entitled  '■  istBattaliou  39th  Dorsetshire  Regiment," 
1807.  To  Sicily,  i8io.  To  the  Peninsula,  1811  (battles  of  Albuhera,Vittoria,  Pyrenees,  Nivello,  Nive  and  Orthet), 
To  Canada,  1814.  To  France,  1815  (army  of  occupation).  [2nd  BattnUou  disbanded,  181 5.]  To  England  and 
Ireland,  1818.  To  England,  1825.  To  New  South  Wales,  1827.  To  the  East  Indies,  1S32  (battle  of  Maharajpore). 
To  England,  1847.  To  Ireland,  1S50.  To  Gibraltar,  1854.  To  the  Crimea,  Dec.  1S54  (siege  of  Sebostopol).  To 
Canada,  1856.  To  Bermuda,  1839.  To  England,  1864.  To  Ireland,  1866.  To  the  East  Indies.  1869.  Entitled  "  ist 
Battalion  Dorsetshire  Regiment,"  1881.  To  England,  1882.  To  Malta,  Sept,  1882.  To  England,  Oct.  18S2.  To 
Malta  and  Egypt,  1885.    To  England,  1886.    To  Malta,  18S8.    To  Egypt,  1889. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Dorsetshire  Rerjiment  (formerhj  the  54th  Regiment). 

Raised  in  1755.  To  Gibraltar,  1756.  Served  as  Marines  in  the  Mediterranean  for  six  months  and  returned  to 
Gibraltar,  to  1765.  Ireland,  to  1775.  North  America,  to  1791-  England,  to  1793.  Guernsey,  to  1794.  The 
I  Netherlands,  to  April  1795.  England,  to  June  1795  St.  Vincent,  to  1796.  England,  to  1797.  Ireland,  to  1800 
[2nd  Battalion  raised,  and  both  Battalions(;o  Egypt  to  1802  (surrender  of  Marabout,  ana  received  the  badge  of 
"' Eg.ypL "—with  the  Sphinx.  Gibraltar,  iBi'S  ;  2nd  Battalion  disbanded.]  England,  to  1S07.  Jamaica,  to  181 3, 
whercit  became  practicall.v  extinct.  Fresh  companies  raised  in  England,  and  sent  to  North  Germany,  to  1813, 
The  Netherlands  and  Flanders,  to  1815.  France,  to  1816.  England,  to  1819.  Cape  ot'Good  Hope,  to  1820.  India, 
to  Jan.  1825.  Burmah,  to  Dec.  1825  (war  of  1824-25).  India,  to  1840.  England,  to  1842.  Iieland,  to  1S46. 
Gibraltarand  Malta,  to  1848.  West  Indies,  to  1851.  Canada,  to  1854.  England  for  three  weeks,  and  thence  to 
Gibraltar.  1,0  i85<>.  England,  to  1857.  India,  to  1866.  England,  to  iS(8.  Ireland,  to  1871.  India,  to  lEr.j.  Aden, 
itoi88h.    England,  iS8^. 


296  The  Prince  of  Wales's  Volunteers  (South  Lancashire  Regiment). 
4.QTH     -j  Formerlii  the  40th  (2nd  Somersetshire)  and  the     ^^,  3^ 

3siim^„faiDi>iric',  I  g2nd  (Pruice  of  Wulcs' !-Volunteers)  Eegiments.    L^miBa 
(The  -,rd  liattalioii  is  foriin-'d  of  the  4th  Lancashire  Militia.) 


South  Africa. 
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2  John  Autill  MoKgridpe  

I  Frederick  Archibald  Adam   .;■ 

p  ».c.    HuRh     Pehtlaud    Shefcleton"  / 

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Raymond  Henry  Raymond  Smythies"  (     „,  q^^      80 

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1  Donald    Guy    Prendergasr,*  .Slulion  1 

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Si,-    Francis    R.    M.    Synge,    Ba,l.  I 
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Captains. 
Guv  Edward  WentnortliWithington.  ( 

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George  Feild'en  Men/.ies,^  ttrciiig  wifk  > 

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p.t.c.  Frederick  Anuesley  Dudgeon,  » 

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Robert  Heylock  Owen.'  Adjutant  Aeic  } 
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2  Cecil  Wanliss  

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1  Stuart  Uppertoii 

2  Alick  Francis  Bundock,''  Adjutants 
10  Jan.  <>:> ^ 

I  Edmund  Carleton  L'Estrange 

1  Edward  Tite  James   

2  Guy  Charles  Ashwortb, /S'ijiiM^fi-iV«... 
2  Charles  Edw.ard  Lewis    

2  Arthur  de  Vere  Willoughby-Osborne... 
I  Berkeley  KumboldGoren  

3  Hugh  de  Lancey  Walters  {.Depot)   

I  Edward  Francis  Oakelev    

1  Eustace  James  Clnrke-Jervoise   

Arthur    Solly-Flood,  Adjutant    Soitth  1^ 

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2  Geoffrev  Carlyon  

2  Malcolm    Charles    Andrew    Green,  / 

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Henry  Whalley  Nicholson  (Depot)   

John  E.  Fishbourne  Jacob,  Bnerce  1 

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John  R.  P.  Purchas,  Rese,-ce  (Depot)  .. 

I  Chas.  Robert  Sandlora  Woods 

Maurice  Augustus  Ord   


LIEUT. 


CAPTAIN.      I    BBK7.UAJ, 


28  May 

20  June 

4  Oct. 
I  July 

I  July 
I  July 


27  Jan. 
s  Dec. 

2  ;  Nov. 


S3' 


3  Nov. 

14  Nov. 
23  Apr. 
13  July 

5  Oct. 

15  Nov. 
8  Dec. 

22  Jan. 
15  Ju'.y 


1 3  Nov.  96 


96- 

97 
9S 

93 


7  Nov. 

II  Nov. 

27  Mar. 
20  Apr. 
2  2  July 

25  Jan.    9> 

27  May  09 

jS  t^eb.   oa 

3  Nov.  93 


5  Feb. 

16  Nov. 

16  Nov. 

II  Feb. 
10  Nov. 
24  Apr. 

8  June 

24  Apr. 
10  Nov. 

9  Nov. 
2Q  Mar. 

3  May 

25  Mar. 
29  Oct. 

5  Dec. 

6  Aug. 
3  Apr. 


28  Jan.    82     8  May    89 
19  Dec.    83'     8  Nov.   93 

29  Aug.  35    26  Nov.  93 


27  Jan. 
27  Jan. 


891 


Lieutenants. 

Sidney  Hill  Skinner 

Henry  Carden  Herbert  

D'Orville  Brook  Dawson 

Arthur  Harold    Bailey,'  Adjutant  / 

34  Apr.  99   ; -' 

Frederick  Grant  Alison -.. 

Godfrey  Douglas  Henry  Ewiirt,  Kail-  \ 

jray  Staff  Officer.  South  Africa    i 

Arthur  Northen  

•  William  Scobie  MacKenzie   

:  Robert  Cecil  Trousdale   

■  William  James  Seymour  Ho'sley 

■  Bertie  Edgar  Arthur  Pritohard 

:  Harold  Robert  Kane 

[  Charles  William  Melvill  

[  Hugh  Kennedy  Woods 

!  Harold  Temple  Cotton     

1  Robert  Daniel  Jenningp  

C.  H.  Walker,  Itcferoc  (Depot)    

2  William  Buchanan  Ritchie    

2  Ernest  Charles  Fane 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Cunlifle  Hebbert  Marsh  

.  Geoffrey  Riidcliffe  Mott.SoiiHi  .4fr 


9  Sept.  93 
21  Oct. 
2  June   94 

10  Oct.     94 

12  Dec.    941 

6  Mar.   95 

29  May  Q5 

29  May  Q5 

24  Mar.  07 

26  June  97 

15  May  97 

8  Sept.  97 

8  Sept.  97 

J  6  Mar.  98 

7  May  98 
7  May  98 


25  Feb,    99 
20  May    99 


28  Apr. 
25  Aug. 

8  Aug. 

8  May 

31  July 

28  Sept. 
8  Dec. 

14  Jan. 

10  Jan. 

15  Dec. 

1 1  May 

7  Sept. 
4  Oct. 

8  Nov. 

12  Jan. 
12  Jan. 

1  Aug. 
29  Aug. 

6  May 
26  Mar. 
22  Oct. 

7  Nov. 

19  Feb. 

2  Jan. 

11  June 

17  Oct. 

20  Apr. 
5  June 

12  Julj- 

11  Jan. 
25  Jan. 
25  Jan. 

12  July 
20  Oct. 
20  Oct. 
II  Nov. 
25  Jan. 

25  Jan. 
I  May 

26  May 


I 


36'  12  Jan.   94 

86]    3  Feb.   94 

26  Feb.    94 

7  Nov.  94 

7  Nov.  94 

2  Jan.  97 

1  Mar.  97 

12  July  98 

71  Jan.  99 

25  Jan.  99 

92  25  Jan.  09 
9^    II  Mar.  99 

93  11  Nov.  99 
93'  25  Jan.  00 

94 .  2S  Feb.  00 

94!  28  Feb.  00; 

94  I  Apr.  00 

65!  29  Jan.  70J 

79I  13  May  85! 

74I  25  July  831 
94!  8  Auif .  ooj 
94    14  Nov.   00 


5  Captain  Meiizies  served  in  the 
'cnmpiiign  on  the  North  West  Fron- 
tier of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockbart  in  1897-93  attached  to  the- 
12nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment, 
and  was  present  at  the  storming  of 
the  Dargai  Heights,  the  capture  of 
the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes 
and  in  the  operations  inthe  Khauki 
Mastura,  Waran  and  Bazar  Valleys 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

«  Captain  Owen  served  in  the  Sou- 
dan campaign  in  i83;  with  the  New 
South  Wales  Contingent  (Medal  with. 
Clasp, and  Khedive's  Star;. 


14  Nov. 


20  May    99 
2c  May    99 


\\^;;;''^  The  Frince  of  Wales  s  Yohtnfeorii  (Soutli  Lancashire  B-eg-iment),      296a.- 

1  Second  Lieuteitants.  ^^<l  meut.  ' 

'     --  I  ...    r  Richard  Alfred  Wyrin  20  Der.    99' 

I     I  I   ...    t  Archibiild  DavidBOu ■  21  Feli.    00; 

I  ....  I  KdmundWilbraham  EverardMiiman...    21  Feb.    00' 

i     I  1  ...    I  Walter  Vernon  Hume  1  17  Mar.    00 

I  ...    1  George  Hamilton  Wilkinson 4  Apr.    00 

1  ...    I  George  Herbert  Garratt'    21  Apr.    oo 

1  ...    I  Arthur  Dickson  ,.      5  May    cc 

I  ...    I  Reginald  Joseph  Slaughter  5  May    00 

'  .2  Morgan  Hughes  Buckley  Morgan  5  May    00' 

I  ...    r  John  Douglas  Earlc  Travis-Cook ■  19  Miy    00 

I  !      .1  Frank  Hudson 2^  May    oc 

■     I  '   ,,.    2  Arthur  Edwin  Hale  Ley i^  Juno   oo, 

I  ...    J  AVilliam  Johnston 11  Aug.   00 

I  , !     1  ...        VC  Guy  George  EgertonWyllyi" 5  Dec.    00, 

'   ...    (Quarter  Maaferf.—i  James  Huxford,  20  Dec.  03;  llon.Lieitf. 
I  ...  ?  Willium  Dooley,  21  Tec.  9:1;    Uon.Lxein 

!      !  "       "     ' 

Tacings  'WLitc. — A^eii/s,  Messrs.  Cox  aud  Co. 
iti Balhilion  emUirkefl fov  Si>?th  Africa,  30  Nov.  1899.     2hc?  Balfalioii  cmbiirJced  for  A'td'ii',  1S34.. 

1  Major  General  Solly  Flood  .served  with  the  sjrd  Regiment  in  a  force  under  Sir  Colin  Campbell  in  1351-52  against 
the  hill  tribes  on  the  K.  W,  Frontier  of  India.  Served  also  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  iSsy-sg;  was  with  the 
Aluiiiliagh  Force  diirincr  the  relief  of  Lncknow  by  Lord  Clyde ;  with  the  53rd  at  the  relief  of  Cawnpure  on  29th 
No. .  I:.;;,  action  there  on  the  fith  December,  and  pursuit  of  the  CiwaHnr  Contingent  to  Serai  Ghat,  action  of  Kala 
Nuddec  and  occupation  of  Futtehghur,  affair  of  Shunishabad.  storm  and  capture  of  Meani^untre.  sieire  of  Lucknow 
as  Aide  de  Canij)  to  Genjra'  Mansfield  (severely  wounded),  with  the  55rd  durini;  the  liot  weather  campaign  in 
Onde  in  1858,  including  the  passage  of  the  Goomtee  and  occujiation  of  Siiltanporc  ;  as  Aide  deCamp  to  Sir  William 
Mansfield  during  the  winter  campaign  of  1858-39,  including  that  in  the  Baiswara  country  and  action  at  Dhoondea. 
Khaira,  and  the  Trans-tiogra  campaign  with  its  se\'eral  minoratlairs  and  the  final  action  on  the  Raptee  (caentioned 
in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Brevet  of  Major). 

'  -  /.{.(.'olonel  Shekleton  served  with  the  Dongola  Kxpcditiouary  force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1E96  in 
command  of  the  2nd  Soudanese  Battalion,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Majni,  Khedive's  iledal  with  two  Clasps):  in  the  operations  in  1897  (Clasp  to 
Khedi\e's  Medal):  and  in  1898,  including  the  battles  of  the  Athara  (mentioned  in  despatches!  and  Khartoum  (men- 
tinji.'il  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  two  Clasps  to  Khedive's  Medal). 

■'  Maior  Smythies  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1900  in  Cape  Colony  and  Orange  River  Colony  as  Adjutant 
;rd  Battalion  South  Lancashire  Regiment. 

'  Maior  Prendergast  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force   under  Sir   Herbert  Kitchener   in   1896- 
witli  tlie  loth  Soudanese  Battalion,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentionecT 
ill  dv-|iatches,  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasi)3). 
'■  (   tnrjiin  Bandock  served  during  t  lie  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock  hart 

.  in  t3.v7  at  the  Base  Depot  at  Kohitt  (Medal  -with  two  Ctas]JS). 
■"'  Ijieut.  Bniley  served  in  the  ojierations  in  South  Africa  in  1896. 
-  "  Second  Lieut.  Garratt  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1900  with  the  3rd  Battalion  South  Lancashire  Regiment. 
1"  .Second  Lieut.  Wylly  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1399-1900,  and  was  awarded  the  Victoria  Cross  for  the 
following  service  : — "  Oii  the  ist  September  1900,  near  Warm  Bad,  Lieut.  Wylly  was  with  the  advanced  scouts  of  a 
foraging  party.  They  were  passing  through 'a  narrow  gorge,  very  rocky  and  thickly  wooded,  when  the  enemy  in 
force  sndtlenly  opened  fire  at  short  range  from  hidden  co\er,  wounding  six  out  of  tlie  party  (jf  eight,  including  Lieut. 
Wyllv.  That  officer,  seeing  that  one  of  his  men  was  liadly  wounded  in  the  log,  a-nd  that  his  horse  was  shot,  went 
liack'to  the  man's  assistance,  made  him  take  his  (Lieut.  Wylly'sl  horse,  and  opened  fire  from  behind  a  rock  to  cover 
the  retreat  of  the  others,  at  the  iniminent  risk  of  being  cut  olf  himself.  Colonel  T.  E.  Hickman,  D.S.O.,  considers 
that  the  gallant  conduct  of  Lieut.  Wylly  saved  Corporal  Brown  from  being  killed  or  captured,  and  that  his  subse- 

'  <|uent  action  in  firing  to  cover  the  retreat  was  '  instrumental  in  saving  others  of  his  men  from  death  or  capture.' " 

I  Record  of  the  Services  of  the  ist  Battalion  Prince  of  fTateg  roUinteers  (.S'ci»»i  Lancashire  Regiment), — 
j  formerly  tlie  4otli  Re'jiment. 

'  Raised  in  1-17,  and  proceeded  to  America  (capture  of  Lonisburg  and  throughout  the  American  war).  Toi 
Ostend,  England,  and  the  West  Indies,  1794.  To  England,  Holland,  and  returned  to  England,  1799.  To  Mniorca. 
and  Malta,  iSoo.  (Four  companies  to  Egypt,  Feb.  1801,  returning  to  Malta,  Oct.  iSoi  ;  received  the  badge  of 
"Egypt"— with  the  Sphinx).  To  England,  1S02.  To  South  America,  iSoo  (capture  of  Monte  Video).  To  Ireland, 
iSo^.'  To  the  Peninsula,  i3o8  (battles  of  Roleia,  Vimiera,  Talavera,  Badajoz,  Salamanca,  Vittoria,  Pyrenees,  Kivelle, 
Orthes.  and  Toulouse'.  To  Jamaica,  1814.  To  England  and,Belgium,  1815  (Ijattle  of  Waterloo  and  Army  of 
Occupation  in  France).  To  Scotland,  1817.  To  England,  1S19.  To  Ireland,  1 820.  To  England,  1823.  To  New 
South  Wales,  1824.  To  India,  1828  (defence of  C.andahar,  1842,  and  capture  of  Ghuzneeand  Cabul,  3842).  To  England, 
i34s.  To  Ireland,  1847.  To  New  South  Wales,  1852.  To  New  Zealand,  i860  I  New  Zealand  wan.  To  England. 
i366.    To  Ireland,  i86q.    To  India,  1872.    To  England,  i8C6.    To  the  Channel  Islands,  1890. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Prince   of  Wales'  rohmteers  {Sonth  Lancashire  Regiment),— 

furmerhj  the  S2nd  Reijiment. 
Raised  in  1793  in  two  Battalions.  let  Battalion  proceeded  to  the  West  Indies,  1795.  [2nd  Battalion  to  Gibraltar, 
1 79; ;  afterwards  to  the  ist  Battalion  in  the  West  Indies,  when  the  two  were  amalgamated.  J  England,  to  1800. 
Ireland,  to  iSoi.  Minorca,  to  1802.  Ireland  and  England,  to  1S07.  [2nd  Battalion  re-formed  m  1803.  lo  the 
Chaunellslands.  i8n-i;,  when  it  was  reduced.]  Copenhagen,  to  1807.  England,  to  180S.  tTibraltar  and  the 
:Mediterrinean,  to  iScS.'The  Peninsula,  to  1800  (battles  of  Roleia  and  Vimiera).  England  and  ^\  alcheren  and 
returned  .o  England,  1809.  Walcheren,  to  1810;  Gibraltar,  to  iSii.  The  Peninsula,  to  1S14  (battles  of  Vittoria, 
Pvreuees,  Nivelle,andOrthes).  Quebec,  to  181^  (capture  of  Niagara),  England,  to  1815.  Ostend  and  Eng  an(  , 
to  i3i6.  Irelanil,  to  1819.  Mauritius  and  Isle  of  France,  to  1831.  England,  to  1832.  Scotland,  to  1834.  trean(, 
to  1857,  Gibraltar,  to  1830.  The  West  Indies,  to  1S43.  North  America,  fo  1S47.  ^ova  Scotia,  to  1^48.  England, 
to  18;;.  Thn  Mediterranean  and  the  Crimea,  to  t8^6  (siege  of  Sebastopol).  India,  to  iSfiq  (capture  ot  Lucknow). 
AdenVtoi37o.  England,  to  1875.  Ireland,  to  iSSi.  England,  to  1384.  Natal,  to  1387.  Straits  Settlements,  to 
iSSi^,    Ciibraltar,  1889. 


.297 

418T 

Jitgimental  D'ntritf. 
CARDIFF. 


] 


The  Welsh  Regiment. 

FoniKidij  iho  4i«<  {HtG  Welsh)  and  the  6i)th 
(SotUh  Liiiouliishlre)  Reijliiienfa. 
(Tlic  r-,v\  llattaliou  is  I'onued  of  tlie  Gkmorgan  Jlilitia. ) 


[ist  IJatt.,  Soutb  Africa, 
anil  Batt.,Ahmednugger, 


Bombay. 


The  Prince  of  Wales'   Plume. 


The  Rose  and  Thistle  on  the  same  stalk,  within  the  parter.         ,    ,      „  ..    ..„ 

cTuS,^r'   The  Pvoval  Cypher,  with  the  lnipev,alUrown.  "St.  Vince.vt"    "Boukbox 
••Deieoit"  ••Qleenstow.V   ■•.Miami"  -NLjaiai    _; 
Ghuzkee,  and  Labool,  loAt        Alma 


'  Girell  Au,: 
*'  Java  " 


*  Candahah,  ' 


*  WArEBLOO" 
"ISKEBMAN  ' 


'India"  "Ava* 
"  Skvastopol." 


May  42;    Captain,  ^^  Sept.    50;    jlcjor, 
'iS.ny  6g  i  Lieutenant  General, 


8  Mar.  3.  ;  Majur.  .  Aug.  36;  Lt.Colonel  12  Dec.Q'i. 
I  FitsRoy  Someract  Lanyou  Penno,  Lieut,  g  Aui;.  73 
1     14  Apr.  98.  ,  r^      ^,    77     ■        " 

,    Herl'ert  Rowley  Cook ,2  S,'>n-r.:  (D'pot),  Enugn 

iUinr.  28  Autr.  85  ;  Lt.Colonel^^^'":-  9^. 


Lieut.  28  Oct.  71 ;    Cajit. 

Captain,  2  Feb.  81;  Major,  13  Nov.  8g:    Lt. Colonel, 

9  Apr.  70;  Lieut,  1*27001.  71;    Captain,    4  Dec.  79; 


2ND  LIEDT. 


WBUI. 


CAPTAIN. 


BBKV.  UAJ. 


HAJOB. 


Majobs. 

1  Oswald  James  Henry  Ball,  2nd,   in  \ 

Cmii'i/"/  !-■  Dec.  06   ' 

2  William  Vieris Dickinson,  2«r<  in  Com-  \ 

irtntttt  21  Mar.  CIO    ^ 

2  Francis    Rnssell    Parkinson,'    £'««- J     .,1  Qot^ 

„„l,iil,!„/  finnb,:   Ilrpat     i]' 

2  Arthur  Kevell  Reade    11  MR.V 

1  Henry  D' Alton  Harkness"    11  Slay 

I  William  Carter  GilTardi'  (Bt.U.Col.  r 

SJnlyQu)  ^ 

I  Thomas   Lucas  Woodwright  Lucas  ; 

iDc/ujI)      ) 

1  Julius  Heiir.yGoodwyii  

Allan  (iilmore,  B^ttrci-  (Depot) 


II  May 

13  Jul.y 

22  Fcl). 
C  July 


28  Feb. 

12  Feb. 

13  Nov. 

;     6  Au?. 
1     I  Nov. 

;  1 3  Mar. 


I  Apr. 
I  Jan. 

18  Feb. 

14  Aj»r. 
I  Aug. 

17  A"K- 


i  Feb.    So 


I  Dec. 
2&  Oct. 


II  Aug.  86 

4  June  87 
7  Aug.   81 


Captains. 

Uontild  Bruce  Coke 

p.r.r.  Ernest  Sven  David  (joldschnudt 
William      Spotiiswoode      Sparkes"  1 

{Bl. LI. Colour!    16    Nov.   90),     irttli  '■ 

the  Eiji/ptiad  .Army  ^ 

p.t.L-    Robert  Williiim  Per.^iS^  White,  ( 

v.  A.  A.  Gtn.   SIraitt    Sfltiemfutr,  . 

j8Feb.se  -' 

Edward  George  W.yn.vard,"  DSO.I.i) 

sl.'i'rloi'  11.  M.  Collrge  26  Dec.  99  ...  > 
p.n.c.  Henrv  Georce  Coates  Fhiilips,  '. 

Ui-ii],i<le  M<ij'>''  ^o'ltli  Afi-ir,,  P.  F....  i 
2  Henry  Bannerman-l'hillips 

1  William  VauRhton  Pennefather'* 

2  Herbert  Schofleld 

Charles  Henry  Youn?.-"  AJJnIaut  i  ) 

Voluiileer  lintlalioit  10  Mar.  98  S 

2  Ernest  Eilward  Janvrin  Charleton,  ( 

.Sonlh  .Ifri.it -' 

t  Charles  Bernard  Morlaud,  Adjutant  *. 
II  Miir.oj > 

1  Husb  Richard  Westmacutt 

2  Osborr.  Brace  Pritchard'^'  

2  Henry  John  Bartlet  Span 

1  Francis  Herbert  Howe    ■ 

Archer  George   Prothero,   Pan  Dr-  \ 

)iartmfnt )  1 

Clarence<Torton  RosaSmith,  Embark-  >  1 

;«</  hlnffOffirrr,  Snrtli  .Ifrirn     > 

:  Wiliiam  Thomas  Brassey  Rhodes   

2  Basil  Tobin  Rea.Iy,  Adjutant  2  Dec.  99 
2  John  Vickris  Taylor 

Lieutenants. 
Ernest  Somerville  Jackson,  «ertiing\ 

with  the  Egi/vti'Ut  Armij i 

Soundell  Tris'ti-am  Toke,  leroiug  Kith,  t 

Chinene  Hegimr ill J 

2  GeorLje  Peter  }Iorf(Tan     

2  John  Herbert  Kerrich,  Sonth  Africa  .. 

1  Lancelot  Irb.y  Dxlord  Robins  

2  Frederick  Arthur  Wyllie   

William  Edmond   Logan    Stewart,  > 

Monutrd  Iiifantrii,  South  -Ifrica    ...  S 

I  Fniuk^Aubrey  Jones-* 

I  Arthur  Derry      

1  Louis  William  Herbert  

'2  Leonai-d  William  Dawson  Everett    .. 

1     Robert  Henry  Met^o 

ji  Waldo  Alintiton  Gwennap  Moovc  

2  GeorsfO  Herbert  Stevenson   

t  Walter  Hughes  Ferrar     

I  Christopher  Robert  Berkeley  

1  Charles  Lewis  Veal 

2  (;lement  Robert  Wedfcwoou  Allen 

2  Tnomas  (_iilbert  r^Iathias 

r  Francis  Henr.y  Romilly 

1  George  Frederick  I'riuham 

2  Rupert  Chawner  


25  Oct. 


:■:  Mar.   81,     S  June 
22  Oct.     8i.     I  July 


38 


22  Oct. 


5  Nov. 


25  Aug.  E3'  12  Dec.    S9I 


•  Mar.   Si 


sFeb. 
5  Feb. 

5  Feb. 

II  Feb. 

22  Autr. 

1  Mar. 

29  Mar. 

29  Mar. 

29  Mar. 

fq  Mar. 

29  Oct. 

7  Nov. 


1 2  Ma.y 

9  ^oy 

I  Jnl,y 
2 )  May 
8  Dec. 

17  Oct. 
6  Feb. 

6  Feb. 

12  Dec. 
II  June 

0  .Tan. 
15  June 

13  Sept. 

on    10  Feb. 

19  .Tune 
901  15  Nov. 
91    18  Sept. 


83!  19  Mar. 

S5I  22  Aug. 
3i!  25  Mar. 


18  May 
12  Dec. 

23  Dec. 
15  Jan. 

22  Apr. 

7  Dec. 
4  Feb. 
Mar. 


20  Feb.    92 


92 

g-,1  21  Mar. 

92,  25  Apr. 


92!  23  Apr. 
93!  =5  Apr. 
94  =5  Apr. 
„':  14  Nov. 


\  Dec. 


73  Sept. 

24  Jan. 

10  Oct. 
12  Dec. 
20  Feb. 

29  Ma.y 

28  Sept. 

7  Dec. 

7  Dec. 
20  Feb. 

5  Sept. 

5  Sept. 
15  May 
15  Ma.y 

S  Sept. 

4  May 

7  May 

3  Aug. 

4  Jar.. 

11  Feb. 
22  Mar. 


92 1  26  Nov.  96 

Dec.  96 

Dec.  96 

Jan.  97 

July  97 

Fob.  98 

Fet.  98  j 

Apr.  981 


94 

12 

04 

12 

94 

15 

95 

I 

95 

3 

95 

21 

95 

22 

95 

■5 

90 

=J 

90 

7 

96 

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97 

20 

97 

14 

97 

Qii 

98 

qS 

" 

99 

99 

25 

99 

12 

Oct. 
Oct. 
Dec. 
Dec. 

Apr. 


98 
98 
93 
99 


June  99 

July  99 

Feb.  00 

Feb.  00 

Mar.  00 

Mar.  00 

Apr.  00 

Ma.y  00 


20  Atlp.  91 
28  Dec.    92 

12  Dec.    9$ 

14  Apr.   98 

4  Feb.    99 

14  June  59 

5  July    99^ 

21  Mar.   ooj 

:  July    9i,V 


2  Not.  55 


i-uU  I 
Pay.! 


Ser.l 
Half' 
Pay. 


Tlie  Welsh  Regiment, 


295 


Second  Lieutbnawts. 

Bernard  Kvau  Morjran 

Bernard  Francis  "V't-ruon  Harcourt.. 

"Walter  Robertson  (_'onm^mni  

Henry  Chester  Lewis  Lloyd. , 

Frederick  Edivard  Packe    

Andrew  Williftm  Waring:  Pope   

Charles  Coke  Torkin^on  

Edwy  Lewis  Wiltcox 

Harold  Casamajor  Davies 

David  Webb 

Barry  Hartwell   

John  Henry  Nash  

Frank  Hill  Gaskell   

John  Wj'ndham 

Reirinald  Charles  Dickinson 

Arthur  John  Byng  WavcU 

Mark  Haj^gard    


2NDX,IBVT.  I 


20  May  99 1 

20  May  99 ' 

20  May  99 1 
iS  Oct.  99 
iS  Oct.  9q! 
i3  Oct.  99; 

t5  Dec.  99 

9  Dec.  99 

7  Mar.  00 

iS  Apr.  00 

iS  Apr.  00 

21  Apr.  00 
5  May  00 

23  May  00 

II  Aujr.  c» 
II  Aug, 
13  Oct. 


...    Quarter  Mii$tera_ — i  James  M'Doualil,-^  26  .Time  95  ;  ITo.i.  Lieut. 

John  Tigar,  30  Apr.  79  ;  Hon,  Captain,  ^o  Apr.  E 

F(/ciM_(7« White. — Apents jMeasrs. Cox  and  Co 
laf  Sat/afion  embarketf X^^}' Soi'fh  .Ifficn,  ^ 'Sov.  iz"  '■"•••■ 


-S'-s^rve  [Depot], 


lid  Battulion  embarked  for  India,  14  Sept.  1802. 

'  General  Peyton  served  in  the  oSth  Regt.  with  the  exiiedition  to  the  north  of  China  in  1S42,  and  was  present 
at  the  operations  in  the  Vangtsekiang  River,  the  attack  and  capture  of  Chin  Kiang  Foo,  and  at  the  landing  before 
Kaukin  (Medal).  Punjuub  campaign  of  1S43-4Q  (Medali.  Served  with  the  Flank  Companies  of  the  9eth  Regt.  at 
the  forcing  of  the  Kohat  Pass,  in  the  force  under  Sir  Charles  Napier  and  Sir  Colin  Campbell  in  Feb.  18^0  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Commanded  four  Companies  of  the  oBth  Regt.  in  the  Peshawur  Expe- 
ditionary Force  on  the  Euzofzie  Frontier  under  Sir  Sidney  Cotton  in  April  and  May  185!?,  capture  of  Pangtar  and 
Chinglee,  and  the  affair  with  the  Hindostanee  fanatics  on  the  Heights  of  Sittana  on  4th  May  (mentioned  in 
despatches) .    In  the  Peshawur  Division  during  the  Sepoy  mutiny  in  185S. 

-  Lt. Colonel  Cook  served  with  the  63rd  Eeciment  in  Southern  Afghanistan  in  1879-80  (Medal).  Served 
with  the  ist  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^  Major  Parkinson  served  in  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  December  1S8S  including  the  engagement  at 
Gcmaizah  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^*  ilajor  Harkness  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Soudan  in  :88q  with  the  Egyptian  Army  (Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  Nominated  to  the  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh  for  services  under  the  Etryptiaii  Government- 
Served  m  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the 
Tirah  Exjieditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'-  Lt. Colonel  GifEard  served  in  the  oi>erations  near  Suakin  in  December  1S88  including  the  engagement  at 
Gcmaizah  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in 
till- operations  in  the  Northern  Territories  of  the  Gold  (;oast  in  1397-96,  and  was  slightly  wounded  in  the  ex- 
in'ilitioiis  to  Kaniga  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  witli  ClasiO.  Served  in  the  South 
Africa*  war  in  iSoq-igcT.,  and  was  present  nt  the  engagement  at  Driefontein— w^unde(i. 

'*  Lt.Coloncl  Sparkes  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i3g6  in 
coiuniMiitlof  the  ^th  Soudanese  Battalitn  Ineludiiii;  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (men- 
tioued  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Khedive's  Modal  with  two  Clasps). 

'*•  Caiitain  Wynyard  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iSSj-S?  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Liverpool  Regiment 
(twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "Hart's 
Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786.] 

^^  Captain  Pennefather  served  in  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  December  iSSS  including  the  engagement  at 
Gemai.zah  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-"  Captain  Young  served  in  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  December  iSSSindndlag  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-^  Captain  Pritchard  served  in  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  December  1888  incindmg  the  engagement  at 
Gemaizah  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-'  Ijii,nit.  Jones  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  i3o8  qq  with  the  Protectorate  E.\pedation — slightly 
wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-''  Lieut.  M'Donald  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i3S:  with  the  Natal  Field  Force.  Served  in  the  nperationt  at 
the  Soudan  in  18SS  including  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (Medal  with  Cla«p,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  and  in,  the 
operations  on  the  Nile  in  1869. 


I^ccord  of  the  Scrvk^s  of  tJi'^  2nd  BoflaTwn  of  the  Jrdsh  liefjimcnt  {fornwrhj  the  6gfh  licrfiyacnt). 

Originally  2nd  Battalion  24tli  Eofjiment,  antl  raised  in  175G.  Proceeded  to  Gibraltar,  1770.  Home, 
1775.  To  the  West  Indies,  1778.  Home,  1785.  To  Meditermnean,  1793.  To  West  Indies,  1796.  To 
Holland,  1799.  Home,  1799.  To  Jamaica,  1800.  Home,  1802.  To  East  Indies,  1805.  Home,  1826. 
(2nd  Battalion  to  Holland  and  Bel^inm,  1813  to  1815),  To  West  Indies,  1831.  To  New  Brunswick 
1839.  Home,  1842.  To  Malta,  18,^7.  To  West  Indies,  1S51.  Home,  185^7.  To  Fast  Indies,  1857. 
Home,  1864.    To  Canada,  1867.    To  Bermuda,  1S70.     ToGibrftltar,  i873> 


299 

4.2"° 

Seoimental  Disfricf 
PERTH. 


The  Black  Watch  (Royal  Highlanders). 


]  Former^ 
Watch 


lij  thG4:nil{Iioi/alHtijhlii>id — The  Black 
atch)  and  the  73n/  (Perthshire)  Regiments. 
rTlie  ^rd  ]iatt:ilion  is  formed  of  the  Perth  Jlilitia.) 


['' 


ist  Batt. ,  Seetapore.  Bengal- 
nd  Bait.,  Souta  Africa. 


The  Roval  Cvnlier  within  the  Garter.     St.  .in.lrew.    The  Royal  C.ypher,  w.th  the  Imperml  Crown.        Mrs ohk 
■■  NUNGiLOEE?>  "  SERiKOiHiliM  "  "  EovPT  "  (With  the  Sphinx)      ••  CoEBNNi  '    •  Fdehxes  d'Onoe"  "  Ptbenei. 

"  NlVEELE'- •'  XlVE  "    '•  OrtHKs"  "  TouLOCSE"    "  PENINSULA"    "  WiTEBLOO  ■>''  bOCTHAPEICi     1846-7,  iEbJ-^^-^,', 

"AlmI"  ■'SETlI?opoL"'-LocKNOw""AsttiNiEE"-'EGrPi,.SS=,  .8S4"   " Tel-el-Keeie"  "Nile,  1SS4-S5" 

*'  KlEBEEAN." 

Capt.  P5  Nov.  41  ;  .B^J/ti/or,  20 


Colonel.-Huu.  Robert  Rollo."  CB.  £««.  ""lo  Aug  32  !   i<-  '/S^^fP'j  3' ' 


32 


26 


22  I 
'9   i 


'7  i 
■7  I 

'7 
17 

ifi 


14 
16 


Lt.Cohnel, 


Aug.  55  ; 
19  Dec.  80 


Jnne 'it :  Bf.Lt.Calonel,  12  Dec.  54;   .Uu/or,  fj  Jan.  55 ; 

V,;/or  e^'-ifraf,  6  March    65;    Lien/.Geuer,,!,  1    Oct.  77!    Oe,ieral, 

landers   =  Apr.  So;  Co/o(i«i  Black  Watch,  Q  June  SS. 
Lieutenant    Colonels.—!    Edward   George    Grogan,-    Ensign 

iq  Junero;  J/u/or,  4  Dec.  85:  £<.fo!o/if7,  24May  9b.  ^     t-  r,„f 

2  Archibald  Morden  Carthew-Yorstoun,"  LU',a.  20  Nov.  75 ;    C<i;)(aiH,  25  Oct. 

Lt. Colonel,  12  Dec.  09. 


Cclone!, 
Colonel 


Feb. 38 ; 

3rd  High- 


■"24   July  69;     Lt.    28    Oct.   71;    Ci7;i«. 
Majoi',  29  Jan.  91; 


Majoes. 
I  Alexander  Gordon  Duff,*  2Kci  in  Com 
inanii  13  July  98 


I  2NU    LIKOT. 


BREV.UAJ. 


i 


X  Hon.  Henry  kdward  Maxwell,'  2iid  1 

i,/  Crnn.itinid  26  Jn\y  r^    > 

St.  Geo.  Edw.Wm.  Burton,''  Cfuult.'i 

Stiiniliu,!  Clni/i,  Bmiikhit       .( 

2  Thomas  Mowbray  Martin  Berkeley^... 

Percy  John  Caton  Livingston' 22  Jan 

p  s.c,     Norman   Wm.  Cuthbertson,'  ) 
V.A.AMcii.f,,,-  I,ilill.S.Af,-ini  F.J-'.  S 
Jamea   Deane.'t   Adi.  4  Bu.  Argyll  ■•' 

and  Siith.  Highhtmten  i9  Mar.  99--  >  

Richd.  Rostron  Young,  Hen, -a'  [Depot)  Pi6  Noi 
I  Walter  Gordon  AVolrige-Gordon'" 


13  Aug.  70 
3  Aug.    79 

79 


28  April  75 
II  Sept.  78 

I  July    81 

iJuly    8: 
1  July    81 

9  Sept.  82 


4  Dec. 
15  May 

15  Nov. 

29  .Tan. 
21  Apr. 

7  Dec. 


10  Mar.  B3J    5  June  go 

24  Sept.  771 

5  June  9o[ 


4  May    S7 


!  JIar. 
10  Apr. 

>  Mar. 

28  Jane 


Captains. 

J  HughRose"    

I  David    Lorraine   Wiison-Parquhar-  ( 

son,"  So:  Ih  Afi-irii i 

John  Stuart,  Adj.  3  Battalion  4  June  93 

1  p.a.i-.  Harrie  Jenninga-Bramly    

Wm.  MacLaren  Campbell, '*  Mililnni  1 

Scrrefiin/  to  llir  Gucriaur  i,f  Mtiilrof  ,( 

Herbert  Cyril  Orde  Murray,  .itljl.i 
2nd  I'ol.Bu.De.-h;/  Sejl.  3  Aug.  98) 

2  John  George  Rennie'* 

I  David  Baird 

Edward  Sidney  Herbert,'^  sefcing  > 
with  the  luiijtdlait  Army i 

Hon.  John  Porbes  Sempill,.T/ii«(ero/) 
Sempill,"  Adj.  5  Vol.  Bii.  7  Dec.  96  * 
I  Thomas  Owen  Lloyd  9  May 

1  Adrian  Grant-Duff'^ 

2  Charles  Eilward  Stewart-"     

2  Archibald  Rice  Cameron, -"Adjutant  ( 

21   Apr.  00 S 

2  Colin  William  MacRae-- , 

1  John  George  H arry  Hamiltou- I    8  Oct. 

Edwyn  Sand.ys  Dawes  (Uipof) I  29  Oct. 

John  Gerrarrl  Collins  ,   17  Jan, 

2  .\ltred  Cami>bell  Bald,-*  Re»eiT« '         

Edward  Parker  Canipbolt,-''  Rc»eri-e  \  | 

[Depot],  Hon.   IJ.fol.   5   Vol.  Bii.\  

AnniU  tiftd  Snthri-Uuid  Hiqlilamlirr) 
2  WmiH.  H.Carew  Moubray ,-« -K'-sp/tp, 
2  Wm.  Angelo  Scott,-'  Jicsf-rcr  i-zud  Lt,  \ 

Cum.  Highm.  12  .Tune  78;   Lt.  tin,  21  f  j 

3n\Yio;   l<ipt.    -^  Bii.  £lii,-k  Waffhil  

10  Mar.  88  ;  Mojor  do.  17  Mar.  97)    J 

2  John  Buchanan  PoUok-"" 4  Mar. 

2  John  Harvey-'  '  23  July 

LlEDTENANTS,  I 

I  Arthur  Henry  Mariudiu,"  S.  Africa  .., 
Frederick  Dymokc  Murray,  Sh/nnl-  V 

liiii/  njiai',  Satot  F'lild  Fore' _S 

.Sii'VVilliam  Dick-Cunvnghara,".B«r#. ) 
Jiiiihcut/  .Staff  Officer,  yalol     i 

William  James  St.  John  Harvey, '- ) 

Adjutant  5  Sept.  (o j 

Henry  Holmes  Sutherland    

Colin  M'Lean,  '  South  Af 


14  Jan. 
12  May 

6  Feb. 

6  Feb. 
14  May 
23  Aug. 

7  Feb. 

7  Feb. 

30  Jan. 

8  Dec. 

27  Nov. 


25  Nov.  85 

5  June  00 
22  Oct.     QO 

26  Oct. 


>22  Oct.    70 


3  Aug. 

10  Aug. 

3  Nov. 

9  Feb. 
22  Mar. 
10  May 

17  Jan. 

28  Oct. 


9  -i^ug- 
9:    27  June 


7  Nov.   91, 
5  Dec.    91; 


22  Oct. 

29  Jan, 

10  Aug. 
3  Nov. 

9  Feb. 


3  Aug.  92 
3  Jan.  g5 
9  Oct.    55 


I  Apr.  95 

24  May  98 

13  July  98 

12  Dec.  99 

21  Nov.  S8 

26  Ju!y 


1 3  Apr. 

22  Mar.   93 
29  May    93 

27  June  94 

I  Apr. 

24  May 

3  Aug. 
17  Aug. 

6  Oct. 

12  Dec. 
12  Dec. 

y  Feb. 

9  Peb. 
21  Nov. 


9' 


4  Dec. 

21  June 


13  Aug. 

19  Nov. 
15  Mar. 

20  May 


I  Jame^  Thomas  Crokatt  .Murray ,  21  Oct. 


I  T.ord  Gee.  Stewart-Murra.y,  '  5.  Afri 


2  June  94 


John  Dougla -I 'Uen  Walker   i  10  Oct. 

2  Arthur  Grenfcll  Wauchope  - \  22  Jan. 

I  Harold  Francois  Saphir  Amery  20  Feb. 

I  Edward  Frederick  Malthy  Unjuhart...  20  Feb. 

I  Philip  Alexander  Francis  Spcnce  !  30  Feb. 

1  Schomberg    Henley    Eden.    .Station  >  j  „    ■.r^_ 

Staff  OJicrr,  S.itapnrr  ....'. j  "*  ^°••^• 

2  Herbert  Curling  Laverton  •    I  15  May 

2  William  Pite.-^irn  Nunnele.v  '   , 

1  Frank  JIanslielil  Boileau  Robertson 

2  Sydney  Armitage  Inncs''    

2  F.  A.  Ferguson-Davie,- ■  7?PM' /-rr  .... 

I  Oliver  Heiu-yD'.-Vltcvrac  Steward  :4  Sept. 

I  Geoi^c  i/Ouald  Grant-Suttie  !    4  Jan. 


16  Feb. 

29  July 

30  Sept.  96 

21  Nov.  96 

7  Apr.    97' 
15  Jan.    98 

12  Apr. 

13  July 
I  Aug. 

3  Aug. 
30  Nov. 
24  May 

4  Nov. 

x2  Dec. 


16  Mar. 

3  Aug.  98 

4  Seirt.  98 


12  Dec. 
1 2  Dec. 
12  Dec. 
16  Dec. 
2  Apr. 
19  .\pr. 
27  June 


24  Mar.   00 

39  Apr. 
26  July 


I"  Major  Wolrige  Gordon  6crveil 
in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884 
with  the  I  St  Battalion  Black  Watch, 
and  w,is  present  in  the  engagement 
at  El  Teij— wounded  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
in  the  Nile  lOxpedition  in  1C84-S5 
with  the  ist  liiittalion  of  the  Black  < 
Watch,  took  part  with  the  Kiver 
Column  under  Major  General  Karle, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  I 
at  Kirbekan  (two  Clasos).  Served 
in  tlie  operations  in  Matabelclaiid 
in  1893-94  (Medal). 

"  Captain  Rose  served  in  the  Nile  I 
Expedition  in  1S84-85  with  the  i&t 
Battalion  of  the  Black  Watch,  a-id 
t]ok  ptrt  with  the  River  Column 
under  Major  General  Earle.and  was 
present  at  the  action  of  Kirbekan 
(.Medal  w-itb  two  Claspa,  and 
Khedive's  Sfir). 


reai-s'tiei ' 

Full 
Pay. 

Half 

pRy- 

2 

2 

~ 

I 

1 

1 
I 

: 

r 

I 

1 

... 

... 

ul/ow 

The  JBlach  Watch  {Eoijal  Highlanders),  300 

IjIKCTENANTS.  2XP  LIRPT.  LIEUT.        I 

Arcliibalil  Reafield  Grant  -    i:  Jan.    go      e  Sept.  ool 

■\Villium  Stewart 22  Feb.    99     3  Sept!  ool 

Second  LiEriESAXTS.  1 

:;  //'iv.  Maurice  C.  AndreTC-Drummoiid  -     ^-o  May  99  [ 

Ron.  (Christian  Mnlise  Hore-Rutliven'"       3  June  99' 

Richard  ArcliibaUl  Bnlloch' iS  Oct.  99 

Cyril  Charles  West-" iS  Oct.  99: 

2  Charles  William  Eric  Gordon-- 18  Ocr.  99' 

2  Lewis  Pugh  Evans-- 1  23  Dec.  gg' 

Neil   Alexander   Buchanan  Baillie-")!        ,„ 

Hamilton-- j    =^°  ^^°-  ^ 

2  Claud  Carnegie  Lamb-'*   20  Jan,  00 

2  John  ilacKenzie-" 24  Jan.  00 

Ralph  (Rowland  Webber--'    7  Mar.  ool 

David  CharlecKdward  ffrench.Coniyn="i  14  Dec.  9S' 

(■harles,lohnPatrickMacAlpineGrai}t*3'    4  Apr.  ool 

Charles  Stirling '  14  June  00! 

Henry    Francis  Farquharson  Murray    11  Aug.  ool 

William  Gveeu, I uij), Jit prcse-itat ice  Corp»    ir  Aug.  00 

Bernard  Charles  Albert  Steuart '  17  Oct;.  00 

Duncan  CampbelP^ ■z^  Oct.  00! 

\Quayter  Mmters. — i  William  Brace  Ferguson  Davidson. '9  Xov.  9S  ;  JIou,  Lienf. 
2  Harry  St-udley,-"  2^  Oct.  go;  Mon.  Litnt. 

Tht  full  QIC  lug  Ojfirers  iire  of  tacked  for  dieh/  — Capt.  W.  Stewart,  Reserve;    Captain  E.  C.  Eilice,  Reserve;  Lieut. 
L.  A.  M.  Brodie.late  Scot s Guards  j  Lieut.  .S';;-  A.  J.  CampbeU-OrdCjifn/-/. ;  snd  Lieut.  E.  Grant;  Lieut.  R.  Hunt. 
Facings  Blue. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
18^  "Battalion  emlarlcedfor  Egypt,  iSSi.     2nd  Battalion  1  „iha,-kf^dfor  South  Africa,  23  Oct.  i?9g. 

^  General  the  Hon.  Robert  RoUo  was  one  of  two  officers  sentfromMaltaonaspecialmissiontoTripolim  1S46 
Bnd  received  the  thanks  of  the  Secretaries  for  Foreign  Affairs  aud  Colonies,  conveyed  through  the  Commandcr"'in 
Chief,  for  his  services  ujion  that  occasion.  He  embarked  with  t:ie42ud  Highlanders  for  the  East, and  served  with 
the  Regt.  in  the  campaign  of  1854-55  ;  ^as  Brigade  Major  from  the  battle  of  Balaklava  and  throughout  the  winter 
until  he  took  command  of  his  Regt.  including  the  battles  of  Alma  aud  Balaklava  ;  commanded  it  upon  the  expe- 
dition to  Kertch  and  surrender  of  Yeriikali,  and  afterwards  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  and  assault  on  iho  out- 
works on  the  iStli  June  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Lt.Coloncl,  Kuigbt  of  the  Legion  of  Honour,  :;th 
<Jlass  of  the  ^Medjidie,  ami  Turkish  Medal).  Served  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  in  Canada  at  the  bead  of  that 
Department  from  Nov.  1855  to  Jan.  1S60,  and  from  the  latter  date  as  Military  Secretary  to  Lieut.General  Sir 
Fen  wick  Williams  till  that  officer's  retirement  from  the  command  in  British  North  America  in  June  1S65. 

-  Lt. Colonel  Grogau  served  throughout  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  warm  1S74,  and  was  present  at  the 
battle  of  Amoaful,  capture  and  destruction  of  Becciuah,  battle  of  Ordahsu  (slightly  wounded)  and  capture  of  Coo- 
massie  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Lt.Cclonel  Carthfw-Yorstoun  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  in  command  of  the  2nd  Battalion 
Black  Watch,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Koodoosberg,  Paardeberg  (severely  wounded),  and  Relief's 
Nek. 

+  Major  Duff  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  ist  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and  was  present  at  the 
battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1S84  as 
Adjutant  ist  Battaliou  Black  Watch,  and  waspresent  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teh  and  Temai  [two  Clasps).  Served 
in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  as  Adjutant  to  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Black  Watch,  took  part  with  the  River 
Column  under  Major  General  Earle,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Kirbekan  (two  Clasps).  Served  in 
the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Magersfontein— severely  wounded. 

'  Major  Hon.  H.  E.  Maxwell  and  Captain  Hamilton  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  Black  Watch,  and  were  present  in  the  engagements  at  Magersfontein,  Koodoosberg,  Paardeberg  (slightly 
woundedi,  and  Relief's  Nek. 

'■  Major  Burton  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  iSS4-3;;  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Black  Watch,  took  part 
with  the  River  Column  under  Major  General  Earle,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Kirbekan  (Medal 
with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"  Major  Berkeley  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  iS84-3s  with  the  ist  Battalion  Black  Watch  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1890-igoo  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Magersfontein  (severely  wounded),  Koodoosberg,  Paardeberg  (twice  wounded), 
•  and  Retief's  Nek. 

^  Major  Livingstone  and  Captain  Wilson-Farquliarson  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-85  with  the  ist  Bat- 
talion Black  Watch,  took  part  with  the  River  Column  under  Major-General  Earle,  and  were  present  in  the  engage- 
ment at  Kirbekan  (Medal  with  two  Clasps  ajid  Khedive's  Stan.  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  j  899-1900  with 
the  -nd  Battalion  Black  AVatch,  and  were  present  in  the  engagement  at  Retief's  Nek. 

5  Major  Cuthbertson  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1S84  with  the  1st  Battalion  Black  Watch  (Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1000  with  the  ind  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Magersfontein  (dangerously  wounded),  Koodoosberg,  and  Paardeberg. 

^1  Major  Deane  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  as  Adjutant  4th  Battahon  Argyll  and  Sutherland 
Highlanders. 

'-  Captain  Campbell  served  in  the  operations  in  Burma  in  1891-92  as  Staff  Officer  with  the  Maing'khwan 
Column. 

1*  Captain  Renuie  served  in  the  camxmign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Ki'chener  in  1898  as  Aide  dc  Camp 
to  Brigadier  Geueral  Wauchope,  Commanding  ist  Briijade  Briiish  Division,  aud  was  present  at  the  battle  of 
Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches.  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Mettal.  and  Khedive's  Medal  witli  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  'iid  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ments at  Magersfontein,  Koodoosberg,  Paardeberg,  and  Retief's  Nek. 

>^  Cajituin  Herbert  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudiiu  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898.  nnd  was  present 
at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  ilespatchcs,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps) ;  and  in  1899  in  the  operations  resulting  in  the  final  defeat  of  the  Khalifa 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  or"  the  Osmanieb). 

"'fi  Captain  the  Master  oi  Sempill  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  iS36  with  the' 
Cameron  Highlanders.     Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S91  (Medal  with  Claspl. 

^'^  Captain  Grant-Duff  served  in  the  caupaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  "Wil'iam  Lockbavt 
iu  1S97-98  with  the  Tirah  Espediliouury  Force  as  Commandant  British  Troops  Depot  at  Peshawar  (Medal  with  two 
Claspe). 

'-"  Captain  C.  E.  Stewart,  Second  Lieut.  West,  and  Lieut,  and  Quarter  Master  Studley  served  in  the  South  Afiican 
war  in  1899-190.3  with  tbe  2no  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and  were  pi'esent  in  the  engagements  at  Magerstoutein, 
Koodoosberg,  Paardeberg,  and  Retief's.  Nek. 

^1  Captain  Cameron  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Adjutant  2nd  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Magersfontein  (severely  wounded)  and  Retief's  Nek. 


30Oa  The  Black   Walch  {Hoyal  Highlanders), 

'-  Captain  MacRae  and  Second  Lieut.  Baillie-Hamilton  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  139^-1990  with  the  2nii 
Battalion  Black  Watch,  and  were  present  in  tlie  enRagementa  near  Pretoria,  at  Diamond  Hill,  and  lielfast. 

-'  Captain  Bald  served  iu  the  Sondan  hixpedition  in  i8i?4,  and  was  present  in.  the  enj^ageinent  at  El  Teb  as  Actinff 
<  'rderly  Officer  to  Major  General  Davis,  Commanding  the  and  Infantry  Bri^radi*,  and  in  theengafjementat  Temai 
(  Medai  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  :S84-8s  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the 
Black  Watch  (Clai^p).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-190^  with  the  2iid  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and  was 
l)resent  in  the  engagement  at  Retiefs  Nek. 

-^  Lt.Colouel  Camiiliell  .served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Black  Watcli  in  the  Eg3'ptian  war  of  iSS^,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-''  Captain  Mnubray  served  thronirhout  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  in  1874,  and  was  present  at  the 
battle  ot  Amoafnl  (sliiihtly  wounded),  capture  and  destruction  of  Becquah,  battle  of  Ordahan.  atui  capture  of 
Coomashie  (Medal  with  Cla^p).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Black  WatcU» 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Retiefs  Nek. 

-'  Captain  Scott  served  in  the  E<?ypt,ian  war  of  1S82  with  the  ('ameron  Hiehlandftrs  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  3nd  Battalion  Black  Watch. 

-^  Captain  Pollok,  Lieut.  M'Lean,  and  Second  Lieuts.  Evans,  Lamb,  Mackenzie,  Weliber,  and  Comyn  served 
iu  the  South  African  war  in  .-899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Black  Watch. 

-'  Captain  J.  Harvey  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899  -1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and  was. 
l^resent  in  the  engagements  at  Magersfontein  (severely  wounded),  Koodoosherg,  and  Paardel.>erg. 

^'^  Lieut.  Murindin  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  on  Transport  duty. 

'■^^  Sir  Wm.  Dick-Cunynghuui  served  in  the  .South  African  war  in  1899-1900  on  Special  Service. 

^'  Lieuts.  W.  J.  St.  J.  Harvey  and  Wauchope  and  Second  Lieut.  Hon.  M.  C.  A.  Drumniond  served  iu  the  Sonth 
African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  jnd  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and  were  jiresent  at  the  engagement  at  Magers- 
fontein— severely  wounded. 

■**  Lord  G.  Stewart-Murray  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Lady- 
smith  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

3^  Lieuts.  Laverton  and  Ferguson-Davie,  and  Second  Lieut.  Campbell  served  in  the  Sonth  African  war  iu  18991- 
J900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and  were  present  in  the  engagement  at  Retiefs  Nek. 

^•^  Lieut.  Nunneiey  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  v  ith  the  2nd  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and  was. 
liresent  in  the  engagements  at  Magersfontein,  Koodoosherg,  and  Ketief's  Nek. 

^"  Lieut.  Iiines  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and  was  present 
at  the  engagement  at  Magersfontein. 

•»i*  Lieut.  A.  S.  Grant  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and  waa 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Magersfontein  and  Koodoosherg. 

*tJ  Second  Lieut.  Hon.  C.  M.  Hore-Ruthven  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i89q-i9^>o  with  the  2nd  Battalion, 
Black  Watch,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Magersfontein  and  Retiefs  Nek. 

*i  Second  Lieut.  Bulloch  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Magersfontein  (dangerously  wounded),  Koodoosherg,  Paardeberg,  and  Retiefs  Nek. 

*'-  Second  Lieut.  Gordon  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Koodoosherg  and  Paardeberg. 

*'^  Second  Lieut.  C.  J.  P.  M'A.  Grant  served  iu  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  4th  Battalion  Argyll 
and  Sutherland  Highlanders. 

Becor>X  of  the  Services  of  the  is/  BafNih'on  Blacl-  Wtt I ch.— formerly  the  A^nd  {Royal  Ulaldand — The 

Blork  ]Vafch)Rer}imcnf. 
ludependentCompanies  raieed  for  service  in  the  Highlands  and  styled  "Black  Watch,"  1729.  Formed  into  » 
Regiment  and  numbered  43nl,  1739.  Scotland  and  Enjrland,  1743.  Flanders,  to  1745.  Enj^land,  to  Sept.  1746. 
France,  to  Nov.  1746.  Ireland  and  England,  to  1747.  Flanders,  to  1748.  Enijlandand  Ireland,  to  1756.  (Numbeif 
changed  to  42nd,  1749.)  America,  to  1761.  [end  Battalion  raised  in  1758.  West  Indies,  to  1758.  America,  to  176^. 
Reduced,  1763.  Afterwards  re-embodied,  served  in  India,  and  formed  into  a  Regiment  in  1786, styled  "The  73rdl 
Highland  Regiment  of  Foot. "J  AVest  Indies,  to  1762.  America,  to  1767.  Ireland  and  Scotland,  to  1776.  America, 
101789.  England  and  Scotland,  to  1793.  Coast  of  Franco,  to  .Inn.  1794.  England,  to  June  1794.  Flanders,  1795.  (Ret) 
Hockleconferred  by  King  George  III.  ibrtbeatt'airptGuildermatson  in  1795.)  England,  to  1796.  {Five  Compa^ieai 
embarked  in  1795  for  the  West  Indies,  rcjoinintr  Head  Quarc-srs  at  Gibraltar  in  1797.)  Gibraltar,  to  17Q8.  Minorca,  to- 
Aug.  i8oo.  Gibraltar,  to  Oct.  1800.  Egypt,  to  i8ci  (''Egypt,"  with  the  Sphinx).  England  and  Scotland,  to  1S05.  [i-nrt 
Battalion  raised  in  1003  and  served  in  ihc  Peninsula  until  cousobdated  with  the  ist  Battalion  in  1812.]  Gibraltar^ 
tn  iSoo.  Peninsula,  to  i8o9(battles  of  Vimiera  and  Cornnna).  England,  to  July  1809.  Walchereu  Ex[)edition  tc* 
Sept.  1S09.  England  and  Scotland,  to  1812.  The  Peninsula,  to  1814  (battles  of  Fuentes  d'Onor,  Pyrenees,  T'ivellc, 
Kive,  Opthes.  and  Toulouse).  Ireland,  to  May  1815.  Flanders,  to  Dec.  1815  (battle  of  Waterloo).  England. 
Scotland  and  Ireland,  to  i8?5.  Gibraltar,  to  1832.  Malta,  to  1834.  Ionian  Islands,  to  1836.  England^  Scv,tlan(i 
and  Ireland,  to  1840.  Ionian  Islands,  to  1843.  I  Reserve  Battalion  formed*  in  i842,.and  served  in  Malta  ana  tho 
West  Indies  until  consolidated  with  the  1st  Battalion  in  1830.]  Malta,  to  1847.  West  Indies,  to  iS5(.  Canada,  to 
1832.  Scotland!  and  England,  to  1854.  Turkey  and  the  Crimea,  to  1856  (battle  of  Alma  and  siego  of  Sebaatopol). 
England,  to  1857.  India,  to  18GS  (cnpturo  of  Lucknow).  Scotland  and  England,  to  1873.  Gold  Coast,  to  March 
1874  (Ashanti  war).  Knu'land,  to  Nov.  1874.  Malta  anil  Cyprus,  to  1878.  Gibraltar,  to  i£70.  England  and 
.ScoLhmd,  to  1882.  Egypt  and  the  Soudan,  to  iSS*'  (battles  of  Tel-el-Kebir  and  Kirbekan).  Malta,  to  1889. 
( iibraltar,  to  Jan.  1893.  Egvpt,  to  Mar.  1893.  Head  Quarters  and  Half  Battalion  to  Manritins,  :o  Mar.  1893.  Half  . 
Bxttalion  tn  Capo  Town,  Ai>r.  i8qi.  ^ 

Record  oj  the  Services  of  the  1st  Battalion  O.'fordsliire  Liijht  Infantry, — formerly  the  4'ird  {Monmouthshire 

Li(jht  Jitfantry)  Reyiment. 

Raised  in  1741.  Minorca,  to  17^7.  Ireland,  to  1757.  America,  to  1761.  West  Indies,  to  1763.  America,  to  1764. 
England,  to  1774.  America,  to  1783.  England,  to  1787.  Ireland,  to  1792.  West  Indies,  to  1795.  England,  to 
1797.  West  Indies,  to  i&oo.  England,  to  i8oi.  Channel  Islands,  to  1803.  England,  to  July  1807.  Denmark,  to 
Nov.  1807.  Englaiul,  to  180S.  The  Peninsuln.to  1S08  (battle  of  Vimiera).  England,  to'  1S09  (one  company 
remaining  in  the  Peninsala).  The  Peninsula,  to  July  1S14  (battles  of  Cornnna,  Busaco,  Fuentes  d'Ouor,  Ciudad 
Rodrigo,  Badajoz,  Salamanca,  Vittoria,  Nivelle,  Kive.  and  Toulouse).  England,  to  Oct.  1814.  Gulf  of  Mexico,  to 
March  1815.  England  and  Belgium,  to  July  1815.  France,  to  Oct.  1818,  England,  to  iSig.  Ireland,  to  1812. 
Gibraltar  and  Portugal,  to  1827.  tjibraltarl  to  1830.  England,  to  1832,  Ireland,  to  1834.  America,  to  1846. 
England,  to  1848.  Ireland,  to  1851.  Capeof(5ood  Hope,  to  1853.  India,  to  1863.  New  Zealand,  to  1866.  England, 
to  1866.  Channel  Islands,  to  1869.  Ireland,  to  1872.  India,  to  1S7Q.  Burmah,  to  1882.  India,  to  1887.  England, 
1SS7, 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Li  yht  I  nfantry  [formerly  the  ^iind  Li yht  Infantry). 

Raised  in  1755  as  the  54tli  Foot.  Numbered  52nd,  1757.  To  Ireland,  1758.  To  Canada,  1763.  To  North 
America,  1774.  To  England,  1778.  {Entitled  *' The  Oxfordshire  Reiriment,"  1782.)  To  India,  1783.  To  England, 
i7qS.  Formed  as  the  ist  Light  Infantry  Reirimcnt  in  1803.  To  Sicily,  1S06,  To  England,  iSo8.  To  Portugal, 
1S08  (battles  of  Vimiera  and  (.'orunna).  To  England,  1800.  To  the  Peninsula,  1809  (battles  of  Busaco.  Fuentes 
d'Onor,  Ciudad  Rodrigo,  Badajoz.  Salamanca,  Vittoiia,  Nivelle,  Nive,  Orthes,  and  Toulouse).  To  England,  1814. 
To  Belgium.  1S15  (battle  uf  Waterloo).  [2nd  Battalion  raised  in  iSo7,and  proceeded  to  Copenhagen.  To  Englnna, 
i3o8.  To  Belgium,  i3i4.  To  England.  1S13.  Disbanded,  i8r6.  |  To  England.  1818.  To  Canada,  1624.  To  Eng- 
land, ibji.  To  Gihraltur,  1837.  To  West  Indies,  1838.  To  Cannda.  1842.  To  England,  1648.  To  India,  185^ 
(capture  of  Delhi).  To  Bngland.  1864.  Tn  Malta,  1S68.  To  Gibraltar,  1873.  To  England,  1874.  {Entitled, 
**  Oxfonlshire  Light  Infantry,''  :88i.)    To  Gibraltar,  1SS4.    To  Egypt,  1RS5.    To  India,  1886. 


ist  Batt.,  Smth  Africa.  -» 

211(1  Batt.,  Ferozepore,        I 

Funjab.  J 


The  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry. 

Fonnedy  the  4^i\l  (Monmouthshire  Light  Inf.) 
and  the   ^ZJid  {Oxfordshire — Light 
Infantrij)  Eegimeiits. 


[ 


301 
43RD 

Eegiiiieiiliil  Di^tricf, 
OXFORD. 


1  (The  3rd  and  4tli  Battalions  an;  formed  of  the  Bucks  and  the  Oxford  Militia  respectively.) 

Tlie   United   Red  and  Whi'.e  Rose.   "Quebec,   1759"   "Mtsoee"    "  Hiudoostah  "    "Vimieea"    "CoEUKlTi" 

'     BoSiCo"    "FUEXTES    D'OXOE"  "ClCDlD    KODEIGO  "    "BiBAJOZ"    "  SiLiMiNCA"    "VirTOSIA" 

"Nitelle"   "^'ITB"   "Okthes"   "TorLcusj."  "Peninsula"    "Wateeloo" 

[    "South  Afeica,  1S51-2-:!"  "Delhi"   "  New  Zealand." 

iliears^ei  ColoneL-Frederiok  Green  Wilkinson,'  Emgn,  "aj  Dec.  42:  Lieut. '13  Aug.  47;  Captain,  "17  Oct.  51; 
I  p»v  I  p«v  -V-J""-.  0  Oct.  55  ;  Lt.Coloiiel.  16  March  58  ;  Colonel,  16  Alarcll  63  ;  Uiijur  General,  28  Oct.  «  ;  U. General 
ii?i-'|i^  ,fi  Dec.  81;  Colai,el  West  Surre.v  Regiment,  15  Oct.  91  ;  Colonel  O-tfordshire  Light  lufaatry,  29  Ane.  05 
1  31  I  ..  Lieutenant  Colonels — i  ii'o,,.  Arthur  Edward  Dalzell,^  En,ign,  'ao  Feb.  70;  Lieut  28  Oct  71-  C'aJ> 
t  II    Mar.  82  ;    J/'yor,  II  Mar.  S9;  Z/. Co/one?,  23  Oct.  99. 

-7      —    2   Robert    Eccles,' £i>k<.  28  Feb.  74  ;  C(;;;^  26  Mar.  84  ;  J/a/or,  27  Sept.93:  Lt.Colonel.  ^  Sept.  00. 

Majors.  |  ssn  likut.         lieut.      ,     captai 

25      ...    I  Eleffinald  Whitworth  Porter,'' 2jif;  i/( )  I  Z  '■ 

Co.««in«(?  2  Sept.  00  U        6  Sept.  76    II  Jan. 

2  Pauljrreby  Clark,  ^nil  i<i  Coiiiiiia)id\ 


86  i 


27  Sept.  00 j     20  Mar.   78    23  July   7Q    23  July   86 


John  Hanbury  -  Williams.s  CMG.S  \ 
Pric'ife  Secretary  to  the  Secretary  >\ 
for  War J 


25  May    7S      3  Apr.    80 


22  Jan.    81      1  July    81I 


1  Sept.  86 

^  S^L**'*^^''!^*^^^  5^°^*^i^'''-/;v"— ■; :-|  i4Sept.  78     S  Apr.    81!     6June   88 

ri.     92 

9  Sept.  82  27  Feb.  92 
25  Aug.  S3I  13  Apr.  92' 
10  Mar.    83'  16  Mar.    92 


Denis   James    Barton,    Ad/ictaiit    2) 
Volunteer  Battalion  10  Jan.  g6  j  ' 

Reginald  George    Hutton    Hughes,  ~t  \ 
Adjutant  4  Battalion  i  Dec.  96    } 

Robert  Fanshawe,^  South  Africa j 

CbP.Edw.GeraUiMarshaUFairtlough,  )  ; 
Adjutant  3  Battalion  27  Feb.  97 > 


\  Captains. 

1  Frank  Grimshaw  Lagier  Lamotte^'^  ... 

1  Henry  Rodolph  Davies" 

I2  Edward  Dalrymple  White'^  

Richard  C hamberlin  Luard ,  Ad/uia ut  ) 
4  Vol.  B.i.  E.  Surrey  Rfjt.  3  Nov.  98  j 

2  John  Davy  Wright  Davy  ' 

'2  Clements  Parr'-'  {Depot) 

ji  Ernest  Astley  Edmund  Lethbridge'*  1 
'  Wm.Owen,^rf;.iS«ci«I'o/..ff(^fS2jaTi.Q9 
■2  Eardley  Mostyn  Childers,i^  South')  , 
I  Africa  rrith  1  Battalion j  , 

Edward  AlexanderStanton,i''i'i?rr/»_9  (  ■ 

!  with  the  Egyptian  Army )  . 

I     George    Samuel   Frederick    Napier,  >  ; 

I  Special  Service,  China     _)  , 

1  George  Northcote  Colvile'"    ■ 

Sir  Charles  Cnyler,  Barf.  Irigtntctor')\ 

Royal  Military    Co '/fffc  25  Aug.  97     ), 

2  Charles  Coffin  Pearson^'* ; 

Roger    Carmichael  Robert  Owen,"  <  \ 

Uganda  RIflefi  )'  ; 

HarryLanceioiRucl:-Keenc,--£f//(/fa«^  I  ' 
Altd.  Infantry  S.  Africa,  g  Uct.  99  | 

2  Henry  Forbes  Darell'-Brown^"' I 

I  Cecil  Hy.  Cobb,='i  Adjutant  25  Aug.  97 
I  Redmond  Edward  Wati^'^  

1  Francis  Joseph  Henley23  | 

2  William  Chevers  Hunter,  .9/7ecia;^fr- / 

vice.  South  Africa   *  ! 

1  Charles  Joseph  Wilkie-*  (Z?^ywO  '..■ 

2  Keith  Randolph  Hamilton,-^  S.  Africa] 

■  Archibald  James   Kergnssoa   Eden,  )  j 

serving  in  TVegt  Africa   j  ! 

I I  Handle  Montague  Feilden-*^    ] 

!     Philip  Barlow  Osborn,  DSO.  ^vvrinff") 

'  fcith  Euft  Africa  Rifles J  ' 

2  Wilfred  Marriott-Dodington,-"  Adju-^ 

taut  I  March  00 ,f 

I  Lindsav  James  Carter^*  : 

Hy.  R.Stapleton Cotton, .Kf^erDe(jDf;joO 
i  Liom'l  Folliott  Scott,^* SpecialService,  t 
,         South  Africa } 

I  LlEUTEXANTS. 

1  Stephen  Frederick   Hammick-^  

2  Robert  Edward  Salkeld^i  

2  Claud  Oswald  Chichester 

Ladislas  Herbert  Richard  Pope-Hen- >  ; 
nessy,  Ea.sf  Afrim  Ei/tei! \ 

1  Francis  Harry  Stapleion^^     

2  Edwaid  Robert  Clay ton33  

2  Charles  Alexander  CardwelP* 

.-i  Cyril  Halsted  Frith" 

1  Charle.'i  Evelyn  Forrest'" , 

2  Lancelot  Edward  Seth  Ward'*"  ' 

I  John  \rthur  Ballard^  I 

12  Osbert  Renn  Leigh  Hampden    [ 

Ii  Jlon.     Gerald      Wilhwn      Fredericks 

■  Savile  Foljambe« ) 

,2  Herbert  Chaplin  Nisbet    ' 


25  Aug. 

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84!  2  May  92 
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85 :     2  Jan,    93 
85  j  22  Mar.    93 
27  Sept.  93 
27  Sept.  93 

16  Oct. 


5  Feb.    87I     I  Jan. 

12  Nov. 
87  3  May 
87    30  Jan. 

87  2  June 

88  27  Feb. 

89  16  Mar. 

89  24  July 

89  24  July 

90  27  July 

91  27  July 

92  22  Mar. 


5  Feb. 

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30  May 

24  Apr. 

21  Dec. 
21  Dec. 
26  Feb. 
18  Feb. 


6  Jan. 

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92    19  July 
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9  Nov.  94 

8  Jan.  97 

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10  Feb.  9S 

28  Oct.    gS 

3  Nov.  98 
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16  Feb. 

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18  Aug. 

9  Nov. 

16  Jan. 

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94 


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27  Feb. 


5  June  97 

12  Dec.  97 

30  Jan.  (j8 

,;  Feb.  98 

5  Mar.  98 

5  Man  98 

5  Mar.  oS 

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5  Mar.  90 

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9  Oct.  99 


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27  Feb.   00 

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The  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantrxj. 


Lieutenants. 

Cornish  Frederick  Henley^*     

Charles  Herbert  Richards,  Pay  JOcpt. 

Arthur  George  Bayley*'     

1  Henry  Robert  Moore  lirookc  

Henry  Lindsay  Wood-^ 

John'Frederic  Charles  Fuller*^  

!  Robert  Denbigh  Keyworth 

Second  Lieutenants. 

>  James  Thorpe  Weatherby    

>  Charles  Johnstone  Mitchell    

Alfred  Nickhn.  Ec/j/pfian  Afmy 

;  Richard  Lockhart  (.)vey 

[  Geoffrey  Arnold  Sullivani*  

[  Richard  Reirinald  Maude  Brooke'"    ... 

[  Hamilton  Frederick  Ward^"- 

I  Rupert  Victor  Sinii>son^*  

I  Edward  Hartley  Kirkpatrick"  

I  Ronald  Mackenzie  Logan*^ 

1  Stephen  George  Raymond  White*^  ... 

2  AUred  Cecil  Norman 

2  Arthur  Charles  Drought  Thorne 

2  Bertie  Hj-tfleld  Shaw 


2ND   LI  EUT. 


4  May    981  23  Oct. 
2  June  94] 
7  May 


7  May 

3  -^  »k. 

3  Aug. 

4  Jan. 


99; 


June 
4  Nov. 
24  Nov. 
19  Feb. 
24  Feb. 
30  July 


8  Fob.  99, 
II  Feb.  99 1 
26  Apr.  99 

16  Aug.  99 
6  Dec.  99 

9  Dec.  99 
20  Jan.  00 

20  Jan.  00 
24  Jan.  00 
14  Feb.  00 
14  Feb.  00 

17  Feb.  00 

21  Feb, 


Feb. 

Francis  Joseph  Scott-Mnrray^^ |    4  Apr. 

Henry  Mountiford  Dillon    |  18  Apr. 

Charles  Graime  Hig^ius^^   \  21  Apr. 

Maurice  ffolliott  Rhys  Winefield    ;  21  Apr. 

'S.  Y.  Y^nox,  Iteiferoe  {Depof)     27  Jan. 

Luke  Tunnard n  Aug-. 


Quarter  Musfers 


-2  Thomas  King, 
I  William  Ross,* 


'•'■  24  Nov.  97  ;  Ho-it.  Linif. 
■'  2  Feb.  q8;  Hou.  L'tcut. 
Facing Hy^\i\lQ. — Agenlti,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
igt  Battalion  embarked  for  South  J frica  Dec,  1899.     2nd  Sattalion  embarked  J  or  GilraUur,  1884. 


1  Lt. General  Wilkinson  served  with  the  42nd  Highlanders  in  the  Crimea  up  to  Oct.  1S54,  includinj?  tl 
battle  of  Alma  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal 
Served  the  campaign  of  1S57-58  against  the  mutineers  in  India,  including  the  action  at  Khodagunj.  siege  andfa 
of  Lucknow,  attack  on  the  Fort  of  Rooyah,  aclion  of  AUygiinge.  and  capture  of  liareilly  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

=*  Lt. Colonel  the  Hon.  A.  K.  Diilzell  served  in  the  operations  in  Burma  in  1391-92  in  command  of  the  Mi^lngkhwa 
Column  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900 in  command  of  the  ist  Battalion  Oxfon 
shire  Lght  Infantiy,  took  part  in  the  march  from  Mcdder  River  to  Bioemfontein,  and  was  present  in  the  engag 
ni'^nts  at  Klip  Drilt,  Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove,  and  Dncfontein,  and  the  occupation  rf  Bloemfontein  ;  commandt 
a  Brigade  at  the  capture  of  Kitchener's  Kopje  on  19th  February,  and  was  present  throughout  the  operations 
Major  General  Kn-  x's  Column  in  Orange  River  Colony,  including  many  minor  engagements. 

*  Lt. Colonel  Eccles  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham  Lockhait 
1897-9?   with  the  -.iiid   Battalion    Oxfrrdsliire    Light    Infantry    with  the  Mohraand  Field  Force,  and    with  tl 
Peshawur  Column  and  the  5th  Brigade  Tirnh  E.xj^editionary  Fcrce  inclucbng  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Vail' 
Medal  with  two  Clasps.)     [See  also  Civil  Decoration  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786.] 

6  Major  Porter  served  in  the  camjiaign  on  the  Niii'thAVest  Frontier  of  India  tinder  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1 897-98  wi 
the  2nd  Battahon  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force,  and  with  tbe  Peshawur  Column  ai 
the  5th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  "including  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasp 
Served  m  ti  e  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igco  with  the  ist  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry  as  second  in  coi 
mand,  took  part  in  the  march  from  Mor.(Ur  Rivpr  to  Bloemfontein,  and  was  piesent  in  the  engagement  at  Kl 
Drift,  Pflarutbeig,  Poplar  Grove,  and  Driefcntcin,  and  the  occupation  of  Bloemfou  ein ;  afterwards  served 
Orange  River  Colony. 

'  Major  Mockler  served  in  tbe  compaiiin  on  tbe  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham  Loc 
hart  in  t£97-qS -with  the  2nd  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry  with  the  Mohmand  FieUl  Force,  and  Avitht 
Peshawur  Column  and  the  5th  Brigade  Tu-ah  Expelitionary  Force  includmg  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Vail 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  iii  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Lig 
Iijfantrj',  took  pait  in  tbe  march  from  Modder  River  10  Eloemfonteiti,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Kl 
Drift,  Parrdeberg,  Poplar  Gro^'C,  and  Driefonteiu,  and  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein  :  was  pi'csent  througho 
the  operations  ot  Knox's  Column  in  Orange  River  Colony,  luclud  ng  many  n.inor  engagementfi. 

•^  Major  Hanbury-Wilhiims  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  E.  Handey,  Co 
manding  the  2ud  Division,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir — horse  shot  (mentioned  in  ( 
Bpatcbes,  Medal  with  Clasj),  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

3  Major  Fanshawe  served  in  tbe  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  "Wilham  Lockb! 
m  1897-9S  with  the  2nd  battahon  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry  vnth  the  Mohmand  Field  Force,  and  with  t 
Peshawur  Column  and  the  5th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  includmg  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Vali 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps),  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  on  Special  Service,  and  took  part  in  t^ 
operations  at  Paardeberg  16  h  to  27th  Feliruory  1900— wounded. 

"J  Captain  Lamoite  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Lij 
Infantry,  took  part  in  the  march  from  Modder  River  to  B  oemtontein,  and  was  present  in  the  engageme 
Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove,  and  Driefmteir,  and  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein ;  was  present  throughout 
operations  of  Knox's  Column  in  Orange  River  Colony,  including  many  minor  engagements.  j 

ii  Captain  Davies  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S87-S8  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  cain|H 
on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Y>''ilUan]  Lockhart  in  1897-9S  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Oxfordffl^ 
Light  Infantry  witb  the  Mohmand  Field  Force,  and  with  the  Peshawur  Column  and  the  5th  Brijiade  Tirah  Ek 
ditionary  Force  including  the  oiierations  in  the  Bara  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps^ 

12  Captain  AVhite  served  in  the  campaign  on  tbe  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wdliam  Lockhart 
1807-98  with  the  2Ud  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force,  and  with  the  Pesha' 
Column  and  the  5th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  wi 
two  Clasps). 

13  Captain  Parr  served  in    the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
1897-98  with   the    2nd  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light    Infantry  with    the    Mohmand  Field  Force,   and  with 
Peshawur  Column  and  the  5th  Brigaile  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valle 
dangerously  wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

I*  Captains  Lethbridge  and  Scott,  Lieut.  Henley,  and  Second  Lieut.  Sullivan  served  in  the  South  African 
in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry,  took  part  in  the  march  from  Modder  River  toBlc 
fontein,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Klip  Drift,'  Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove,  and  Driefontein,  and 
occupation  of  Bloemfontein;  was  present  throughout  the  operations  of  Knox's  Column  in  Orange  River  Colo 
including  many  minor  engagements.  H 

^5  Captain  Childers  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhar  t 
1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force,  and  with  the  Pe3ba"  r 


The   Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry.  302a 

ohimn  antl  the  sth  BriKndeTirah  Expeditionary  Force  iiicludin?  the  operations  in  tho  Bnra  ViiUev  (Medal  with 
j^.)  Clasps).  Served  io  ihe  South  African  war  in  iSjq-igoo  with  the  i-t  Katialion  Oxfor  Ishire  Lio-ht  Infantry  and 
]'as  present  with  Koox's  Cohimn  throughout  the  opuritious  in  Orange  River  Colony,  including-  mauy  minor  eu- 
;affeinentii. 

^ '«  Major  Stanton  served  with  the  Donffola  Expeditionary  Force  nnder  Sir  Herhert  Kitchener  in  iSg6  with  the 
,ilh  Soudanese  Battalion,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Haflr  (mentioned  in  do- 
[patches.  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasnsl. 

"  Captain  Colvile,  Lieut.  Forrest,  and  Second  Lieut.  Brooke  served  in  the  South  .\!rican  war  in  iSjg-iooo  with 
ae  Mounted  Infantry  Company  of  the  ist  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry. 

IS  Captain  Pearson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  I'nlia  nnder  Sir  WilUam  Lockhart  in 
397-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry  with  the  Muhniand  Field  Force,  and  with  the  Peshawar 
olumn  and  the  5th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  incluiling  the  cperations  in  the  Bara  Valley  (.VIedal  with 
vvo  Clasps}. 

i»  Captain  Owen  served  with  the  Manipore  E.-ipedition  under  Major  General  Graham  in  iSoi  as  Superinlendent 

iifler  MK.ior  General 

Served  ill  the  cam- 

2nfl  Battalwn  Oxfonl- 

,.  .-  ■,,.,.  -  nd  the  stti  Brisraile  Tirah 

.;xpertitioiiar.v  Force  includm;?  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley-sevei  ely  wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
.  ^«  Captain  Darell-Brown  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
1 1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion    Oxfordshire  Li?lit  Infantry  with  the  Mohmand    field   Force,  and  with  the 
•eshawur  Coliitim  and  the  5th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  operations  ii  the  Bara  Valley 
Medal  with  two  Clasps) 

I  -'  Captain  Cobb  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Adjutant  ist  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  In- 
intry,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Klip  Drift,  Pjiardeberg,  Poplar  Grove,  and  Driefontein,  and  the 
ccupation  of  Bloemfontein;  was  present  thronghout  the  operations  ot  Knox's  Column  in  Orange  River  Colony, 
[iciuding  many  minor  engagements. 

a-i  Cai)taiu\Viitt  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontierof  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1807-98 
rith  the  ^nd  Huttiilion  Ox'ordshire  Light  InTaiitry  with  the  Peshawar  Column  and  the  5th  Brigade  'I'irah  Expe- 
itiomiry  Force  (Vh-diil  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  Afi-ican  war  in  1899-1900  wit.h  the  ist  Battalion 
)xfordshn-e  Liglit  lutantry,  and  was  present  in  the  enKairemcnts  at  Klip  Driit  and  Paardeotrg  (severely  wounded), 
.nd  with  Kno.-v's  CoUinin  throughout  the  operations  m  Orange  River  Colony,  including  many  minor  en sJigemetts 

23  Captain'Hunley  and  Lieut.  Wood  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1000  with  the  istBattalion  Oxfordshire 
jjiglit  Infantry,  took  part  in  the  march  from  Modder  River  to  Bloemfontein,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements 
i,t  Klip  lirift.  Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove,  and  Driefontein,  and  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein  (invalided  home). 
;  -■*  l'ii[itiiin  Wilkie  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  ot  India  under  Sir  WilUam  Lockhart  in 
\^-;-Q>i  with  the  2iid  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry  with  the  Po:^hawllr  Column  and  the  5th  Brigade  Tirah 
I'jxpeditii.nary  Force  including  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

■  -*  Captnin  Hamilton  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  ot"  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry  with  the  Muhmaiid  Field  Force,  and  with  the  f^eshawur 
fJolunin  and  the  5th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionai-y  Force  including  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  {Medal  with 
\\\o  Clasps).     Served  in  the  South  A'rican  war  in  1899-1900  witn  Mounted  Infantry. 

-''  (■)H)t:ii(i  Feildeo  serveil  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilhara  Lockhart  in 
S07  ijS  as  Adjutant  to  the  2nd  Bnttalion  Oxfordshire  Lieht  Infantry  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force,  and  with  the 
'e-hawur  Column  and  the  s^li  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  ujierations  in  the  Bara  Valley 
jMedil  with  two  Clasps).  [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual  Arniy  List,"  p.  7S6.] 
[  27  (:;i[)t;ijii  Marrintt-l;odington  served  in  the  campaiiiii  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  Inria  under  Sir  William 
jockhart  in  i897-9fc  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry  witlt  the  Mohmand  Field  Force,  and  with 
he  I'eslnjwur  Column  and  the  5th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley 
Mcdiil  with  two  Clasps). 

'■^'^  Captiim  Carter  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  AVest  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
897-93  with  the  2iid  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Fotce,  and  with  the  Peshawur 
,'olunin  and  the  5th  Brigade  Tiralt  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with 
wo  Clasps).  '  "  . 

-'  Lieut.  Hammick  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1895-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry, 
.ml  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Klip  Drift  and  f  aardeberg  (wounded),  and  with  Knox's  Cjluoin  throughout 
ht'  operations  in  Orange  River  Colony,  including  many  minor  engagements. 

•"'  Lieut.  Sill keld  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  Indii  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
897-9S  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Oxfornshire  Light  Infantry  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force  and  the  Peshawur 
Dolumn  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  clasps). 

■•-  Lieut.  Stapleton  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-190:)  with  the  ist  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry, 

d  was  prcsfut  in  the  engagement  at  Klip  Drift  in  charge  of  a  Maxim  Gun  (severely  wounded). 

^^  Lieut,  (."layton  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  \Villiari  Lockhart  in 

397-98  with  the  211(1  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force  and  the  Peshawar 
poluiun  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Chisjjs). 

I  ^*  Lieut.  Cardwell  served  in  the  camitaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lochkart  in 
11897-gB  with  the  2111!  Battalion  Oxfordshire  L'glit  Infantry  with  the  Peshawur  Column  and  the  5th  Brigade  Tirah 
texpeilitionary  Ftrce  (Medal  with  two  Claspsl. 

I  ^'  Lieut.  Frith  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Willinm  Lockhart 
in  1897-9S  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry  with  the  Peshawur  Column  and  the  5th  Brigade  Tirah 
texpeditionnry  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

\  37  Lieut.  Ward  ser\ed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
:n  1097-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantrj'-  with  the  5th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force 
Medal  witli  two  Clasps). 

=^8  Lieut.  Ballard,  Second  Lieuts.  Ward,  Simpson,  and  Higgins  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with 
i.he  ist  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry,  and  way  present  with  Knox's  Column  throughout  the  operations  in 
Orange  River  Colony,  including  many  minor  engagements. 

'  *o  Lieut,  the  Hon.  G.  W.  P.  S.  Poljambe  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion 
Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry,  took  part  in  the  march  from  Modder  Rivf  r  to  Bloemfontein,  and  was  present  in  the 

■  mgagements  at  Poplar  Grove  and  Driefontein  and  at  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein,  and  was  present  throughout 
he  operations  of  Knox's  Column  in  Orange  River  Colony,  including  many  minor  engagements. 

''  Lieut.  Bayley  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry 
Ls  Transport  Officer,  took  part  in  the  march  from  Modder  River  to  Bloemfontein,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
nents  at  Klip  Drift,  Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove,  and  Driefontein,  and  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein,  and  in  the 
jperations  of  Knox's  Column  in  Orange  River  Colony,  including  many  minor  engagements, 

;  -la  Lieut.  Fuller,  Second  Lieuts.  Kirkpatrick,  Logan.  White,  and  Scott-Murray  served  in  the  South  African  war  in 
[899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry. 

■  ••*  Lieut.  King  ser\ed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  W^est  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  2ud  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force,  and  with  the  Peshawur 
Column  and  the  5th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with 
two  Clasps). 

■  ■*+  Lieut.  Ross  served  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present 
it  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  South  African  >ar  in  1899-1900 
IS  Quarter  Master  ist  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Liight  Infantry,  took  part  in  the  march  fmm  Modder  Rivei-  to  Bl-  em- 
lontein,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Klip  Drift,  Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove,  and  Driefontein,  and  tae 
jccupation  of  Bloemfontein  (invalided  home). 

\_Foi-  the  Heront  nf  ihe  Sen-icet<  of  the  O.rford shire  Light  lufaiih;/,  sec  end  of  Black  TT'a'ch,  p.  3oorr. 

A  A    2 


303 


The  Essex  Regiment. 

erh/  the  44//1  {East  Esse.c)  and  Hit 
[West  Es-fex)  Beijimevts. 


44TH       -j    2^,jrmerh/  the  44'/'  {i^"^f  Essex)  and  the  s6th    ^_^,  3,,^^^  ^^^^^  ^^^.^^ 

Eeg-.me.l.l  D,,,r,.r.  ,■  ^y     ^  ^  ■.   Uenimevts.  L  ^nd  Bait.,  Shwebo.  Burir 

(The  ?rd  and  4tli  Battalions  aiv  formed  of  the  Essex  liiHes  and  the  AVest  Essex  Militia  respective  ) 
*         -  y.       '-_    ."^  '  .,  ^^.jt^  the  Castle.  Key,  untl  "  iroH/i> /HJf(//>jtri  Ca/;'c."  "Egypt"  (\vit}i  the  Sphinx). 

"    "  PliNIN^ULA  "    "  Bl\DENSDUBG  "    "  WaTEKT.OO  "  "  A  V  A  " 

"Sevastopol"  "Taku  Fouts"  "  Nile,  18S4-S3." 


litUBALTAR, 

"  Bauajoz" 
*  Alma' 


Years*  Set 


Fnll  I  Half 
Pay^.  Pay 

^1 


MoBO' 

ALAilANCA 

'  INKEHUAN 

Lieut.  P22  July  42  ;  Capt.    ^i  June  49  ;  Jfo 
une  60;  Colonel,  S  March  67;    Major  Qene 

_  imeut,  30  March  97. 

T  i.„;;„.;'f  hnlnnpU  — »  t  c.The'o'dore  Edward  Stephenson,  Commanding  iZlh  Brigailr,  ,V.  Africa  Field  Fi,  , 
Lieutenant  tolonelB.     p._,^    ,-,f  :if„jo,.   General;  Lieut.    21    Sept.  74;    <-apc.    i  July  81  ;   Jlf->r,  27  Nov.  ; 

Lt.Colo'nel.  \t  Sept.  95  ;  Colonel,  16  Sept.  99.  _ 

2  Thomas  Stock,  Lieut,  i  Feo.  751   .t'"^  ,\ ^f '/l  *'.' 
I  Cyril  Wood,2  ««!.£>«<<■  17  July  72;  ii"'*.  i7  July  74. 


Colonel.-i^o...  John  Jocelyn  Bourke,'  -E«7"' '^,^  .^?y,^' = 
27Mavs6-  Bt. Lt. Colonel,  7(>  \fv.  sqi  Lt.Colonel,  ':.  ia^ 
r,  .  r -J,,*  n,neral   I  Oct.  S2  ;  Colonel  Essex  Regimei 

_  1  Oct.  77  i-ti^«'e'"f'^f'' '"'■',      ■Rrt.vBrrt  Stenhenson.  ( 


Major,  15  Sept.  85;    Li. Colonel,  8  Jan.  99. 
Caj7(.  16  Aug.  82;  Major,  21  Apr.  86;  Lt.Cok  , 


2MD  LIEUT. 


4  Dec. 
72  Jan. 

13  Aug. 


79 


23  Feb.  00. 

Majoes.  ^ 

I  Frederick  John  Brown,^  ^nd  in  Com-  , 

mand  8  Jan.  99 ■• •■■•■.■  ? 

William    Graydon    Carter,*    2/iri    in 

Command  23  Feb.  00    ........^  -  ) 

Duncan  Thos.  Cruickshank,-'  S.  Africa 

Henry  Hyde  Williamson  Nason» 

I  John  Trevor  Spencer- ••■••■,■• ;•;■ 

Robt.  JohnTudway*  vB(.  Ll.Colonel) 
16  Hov .  gS'',Comma nduig Mounted  In-  > 

fantri/.  South  Africa,  9  Oct.  99    ) 

I  Henry  Broadmead'  ;  22  Jan. 

1  Hugh  Charles  Copeman  ...........         

Hy.  George  Lefroy,  Se,erce  (.Depot),  j      ,    -^ 

Man.  Lt.Colonel  2:  Feb.  87   .........  )  - 

Henry  Thos.  Granger,  Reterce  {Dr/iot)  v^s  Oct. 

Captains. 
n.f.c.   Launcelot  Richard  Carleton,"-> 

Brigade    Major,   15    Brigade,  South'^  ,         

Africa  Field  Force,  -.6  Dec.  99    -'  I 

2  William  Hampden  Chawner's    13  Aug. 

Frederick  Gore  Anley,'^  Comiuanding-\ 

Mounted     Iiifanln/,     Soulll    Africa, 'r\ 

villi  mill-  of  Major J  I 

Nevill  Arthur   Charles    de    Hertzel  ) 

Tufnell,  .Jii/.  2  ''»'•  Sn.  23  Oct.  95,..  S 
Robt.    Francis   Walters,   Adjutant   4  ' 

Battalion  il^o-v.  97 * 

2  George  Bright  Wallace 

Bertram  Arthur  '^a.rrs,  Bailway  Staff ) 

Officer,  South  Africa    >  

2  )i.».c.  Henrv  Harris  Hewitt  Dowding,  I 

Attache,  'inlell.  Branch,  Simla  )  j  

Rochfort  Cade  Lestock  Battley,  terv-  i.  , 

inq  with  the  E<i>jptian  Arm;i    .)  ' 

1  Oweu  Godfrey  ciodfrey-Faussett"    

2  William  Henry  Wreford-Browu'' 

William    JestVn    Llewelyn  Jeffreys,  (  , 

Adj.  6  Vol.  Bn.  S.  Scota  1  Mar.  98...  i  ■         

1  George  Murray  TulnelP* 1  16  Nov. 

2  Hus;h  Rosceter  Rice  I    8  Dec. 

2  Edward  Dalton  Fawkes  ;  14  Nov. 

1  William  Kaye  Legge      1  30  Jan 

2  Charles  Wy-in  Barlow,  .Ssn^/i  .4/<v><( 

Andrew  Wm.  Gamble, -Rf»f /-re  (Deivo(.i... 
Walter  Floyd  Bonham-"  

2  Charles  George    Lewes,'''  Adjutant ) 

2  Sept.Q9i  Station  StaJ!  OJficcr,Shll-eljo  S 
z  Geo.  Murray  Home  Stirlmg.M  .y.  Africa :     9  Nov. 

Wm.  Scott  Watson,  llesercr  (Depot) i  May 

John  Cunningham,^  Reserce  (Depot) 

Clarence  John  Hobkirk^  3  May 

2  Herbert  Joseph  Sammut  jS  June 

LiBCTBNANTS. 

W.  Mountcharles  Crofton  Vandelciir,-'  '1 
Special  Sercice,  South  Africa } 

2  Frederick  William  Moffitt^ ;    8  Oct, 

Frederic  Charles  Winter,  Adj.  3  Jn^  < 
talion,  leith  rnnl^  of  Cujifain,  i  Nov. 99  j 

2  HugoSaui-Fournier    |  17  June 

2  Herbert  Charles  Selwyn  Heath    }  27  Jan. 

1  Charles  Frederick  de  Bohun  Boone-*  ... 

2  James  Duncan  Macpherson 

Alfred  Gilbert  Pratt.^- Adjutant  iSov.09 
Barnetc  Dyer  Lempriere  Gray  Anley"* 
John  Cartwright  Harding  Newman,  > 

Bailwn;i  Transport  Officer,   S.  Africa  >      "^ •' 

Alexander  Pbayre  ''hurchill-'' '     8  Jan. 

Arthur  Crnsbv  Halahan,  Station  Staff  \  j     -  t 

Officer,  Tha],etm,io  f  I     oJ"ne 

2  Cyril  James  Brooke  Daubeny  '     5  Sept, 

Charles  Raymood  Roberts- West^* |     9  Dec. 


i     CAPTAlir.     <    BRSV.UAJ. 


10  Sept.  75 

10  Sept.  75 

12  Feb.    7- 

6  Oct.     8c 

22  Dec.    80 


I  July    81 


16  Aug. 

14  Mar. 

22  Aug.   83 
10  Dec.    84 

15  Sept.  85 


^^i        

83'  tsJune  8; 


HAJO 

29  Apr 


21  Apr. 


I  July 
22  Oct. 

•■17  Nov. 

28  Oct. 


18  Nov.   rj6    '5  Feb. 


to  May 
28  June  80 
23  Aug.   84 

84 


12  Nov. 

7  Feb. 
28  Feb. 
28  Feb. 

25  Nov. 

25  Nov. 

30  Jan. 
30  Jan. 


6  July 

I  July    SSI 

■'9  Sept.  71 ' 

S  May    80 1 


1  Jnly 

2  Feb. 
6  July 


20  Feb.   95 


7  Oct. 
23  Oct. 
21  Dec. 


8  Dec.    86  i 


24  Apr.    I 

24  Apr.    ! 
21  Sept. 


78 


2  Apr.  Qo 
2  June  91 
15  Dec.    go 

6  July    91 

15  Dec.    91 
8  Feb.    82 

16  Sept.  Qi 

23  Sept.  92 

7  Oct. 
26  May 
10  May 

5  Apr. 


go    30  Jr.ne  94 


10  June   96 

30  Sept.  96 

15  Feb.    97 
14  Aug. 

14  Oct. 

22  Jan. 

I  Mar. 

9  Oct. 
29  Jan. 

23  Feb. 

22  Oct. 
13  Mar. 

23  Mar. 

23  Mar. 
27  Feb. 
19  Oct. 

II  May 
9  Aug. 


87 


Dec.    8.) 


4  Mar.    91 

91 
92 

92 


13  July 
10  Nov. 
26  Apr. 
10  Oct. 


94 


Robert  Mintnrn  Clarges  Ruxtou,  with  ) 

ChiueteSegf Ji 

Lumley  Owen  W'illiams  Jones i  Dec. 

Geoffrey  Weston  Howard^^   j  Dec. 

William  Arnold  Jacomb'    ..  4  ^tay 

Harold  Laurence  Matthews'"  ..  7  ^lay 


Mar.    97 

97 

97 


25  Oct. 

20  Feb. 
23  Oct. 

21  Dec. 
10  June 
30  Sept.  q6 
IS  Feb.    9 

8  July    9 
14  Oct.    9 

22  Jan.    9I 
2  Feb.    91 

9  .4pr.    9 


20  Oct. 

21  Oct. 
1  Nov. 

29  Jan. 

4  Feb. 


;  Feb. 
;  Mar.  ool 
Mar.    c» 


23  Feb 
23  Mar 


C<B'Ser. 
n  Hall 


The  Essex  Begiment. 


304 


LlKUTENAWTS. 

T  Algernon   Georg-s  Newcome   Wood,'* 

i?y.  Sf(rf  Officer,  South  Africa 

I  George  Hebden  Raleisrh^'  

I  Sutherlfliid  Rilward  Woolhouse^^ 

I  Angus  Kric  Metliven  Thomson^*  

Second  Lieutrnants. 
I  James  Leslie  Huish  Powell^^  

1  Ptitrick  Cornelias  Saunders'* 

2  William  Gwyther  Charles 

7  Bryan  Normai\  Abbay 

r  George    Archibald    Duncan    Forbes 

Cunningham*^ 

2  Hardwicke  Holderness 


2ND  I.IBUT. 


II  Feb. 

15  Nov. 
15  Nov. 
15  Nov. 


15  Nov.   99 
20  Jan. 

20  Jan. 

21  Feb. 


4  Apr.  00 

T  Apr.  00 

Evelyn  Dalrymple  Rayniond^^  I  18  Apr.  00 

~      '    "'       "           ""                                     '  iS  Apr.  oo| 

21  Apr.  00 

21  Apr.  00 

5  May  00 
5  May  00 

ig  May  00 

23  May  00 

II  Aug-.  00 


1  Huffh  Rioe  Bowen^' 

2  William  M'Diarniid  AUardice 

I  Arthur  Hii^h  Percy  Hose^'  

■2  Herbert  Edmund  O'rocker^s 

1  Herbert  Sleeman  Law-on^^ 

2  Albert  Charles  Ernpst  Kni^htley  . 
2  Edward  Maitland  Gee 

Richard  P'inch  White    


LIEOT. 

23  Mar.    001 

iS  Apr.  001 
11  May  00 1 
9  Au<;j.'  00 


'  Quarter  Masters, — 2  Moses  Mead,  18  May  92  ;  H.on.  Lieut. 

I  Henry  Willi!*, ^  16  Aug.  99  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
Samuel  Cousins,  23  Dec.  68;  Hon.  Captain,  i  July  li.—B>-tiredpaif. 

Facings  White. — ^(^en^*,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 

18^  BaffaViou  embarked  for  South  Africa,  1  [  Nov.  1899.     znd  Battalion  embarked  for  Gibraltar,  1882 


Meut.  General  the  Hon.  J.  J.  Bourbe  served  in  the  Eastern  Campaign  oF  18^4-55  with  the  88th  Regimcrt,  andwas 
rmt  at  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerraan,  and  siepre  or  SebasDOpol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the 
[cidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  India  during  the  suppression  of  the  mutiny  in  iS57-';8,  and  was  present  at 
a.ffrtirof  Bhoirnapore  (mentioned  in  despatches),  siege  of  Lucknow  in  March  1858,  and  siege  and  fallof  Calpee 
BrPt  of  Lt.Oolonel,  Medal  wiih  Clasp  for  Central  India). 

'tt. Colonel  Wood  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  '.899-1900  in  command  of  the  ist  Battalion  Essex  Regiment, 
upart  in  the  march  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  and  ^\as  present  in  the  engagements  at  the  Vet  River,  that 
e  Pretoria,  and  Diamond  Hill. 

■[a.jor  Brown  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  iSS4-"t  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Essex  Regiment  (Medal 
i  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  ifi  the  South  Atrican  war  in  1899-1000  with  the  ist  Battalion  Essex  Regiment 
nwas  present  as  second  in  command  in  the  operations  rovind  Colesberg  in  January,  igoo;  commanded  the 
isilion  in  the  march  from  Modder  River  to  Bloemfontein,  including  the  engagements  at  Paardeberg.Driefonteio, 
Q 'nplar  Grove  ;  also  on  the  march  to  Dewetsdorp  including  the  engagement  at  Paardekraal ;  commanded  the 
a.lion  on  the  march  to  Pretoria,  including  the  engagements  at  the  Vet  River,  that  near  Pretoria,  and  Diamond 
'.\  also  in  the  advance  to  Komati  Poort,  inclnding  the  engagement  at  Belfast. 

*[a,jor  Carter  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  111  iSSi.  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85 
ii  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Essex  Regiment  (.mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
!ljlive's  Star). 

^Lajor  Cruiciishank  and  Captain  Cunningham  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  2nd  Battalion 
'\\  Essex  Regiment(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*[ajor  Nason  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Essex  Regiment  and  was 
rent  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg  in  January,  1900;  in  the  march  to  Bloemfontein,  including  the  engage- 
les  at  Paardebei-g-,  Driefontein,  and  Poplar  Grove ;  in  the  march  to  Dewetsdoi-p  as  second  in  command  including 
engagement  at  Paardekraal ;  in  the  march  to  Pretoria,  including  tlie  engagements  at  the  Vet  River,  that  near 
n  ria,  and  Diamond  Hill  ;  again  as  second  in  command  in  the  advance  to  Komati  Poort,  including  the  engage- 
le  at  Belfast. 

"iajor  Spence  and  Lieut.  Jacomb  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1599-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Esses 
e-oent,  and  were  present  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg  in  Januaiy,  igoo;  in  the  march  to  Bloemtontein,  in- 
uig  the  engagements  at  Paardeberg,  Driefontein,  and  Pi-plar  Grove;  i[i  the  march  to  Dewetsdorp  including  the 
i|;enient  at  Paardekraal ;  and  in  the  advance  to  Komati  Poort  including  the  engagement  at  Belfast. 
*  i.Colonel  Tudway  served  in  the  Nde  Expedition  in  i8S4-f;5  with  the  Mounted  Intan-.r^',  ^nd  waspresent  at  the 
t IS  at  Abu  Ktea  and  El  Gubat  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also 
rd  in  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  December  rSSS  and  was  present  in  the  enyagement  at  Gemaizah  in  com- 
a  of  Mounted  Infantry  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clas]i,  and  4th  Class  o'the  Medjidie).  Served  with  the 
jnla  Exjjeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSq6  in  command  of  the  Camel  Corp^,  including  the 
icrement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  /irevet  of  Major,  Briti«h  .Medal,  and 
hive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ;  in  the  operations  in  irfo?  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasi)  to  Khedive's  Medal) ; 
\i\  189S  in  command  of  a  Camel  Corps,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
'et  of  Lt.Colonel,  Clasp  to  Khedive's  Medal).  S  rved  in  the  Smuh  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  comm:^nd 
junted  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  at  Paardeberg  of  i6th  tu  27t.h  Fdbrnary,  1900— severely 
:>!  led. 

'  ajor  Broadmead  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i8c,c)-i903  with  the  ist  Battalion  Essex  Regiment  and  was 
eitin  the  operations  round  Colesberg  in  January,  1900;  m  the  march  to  Bloemfontein,  including  the  engage- 
si  at  Paardeljerg,  Driefontein  (wounded),  and  Poplar  Grove  ;  in  the  mi'-oh  to  Dewetsdorp  including  the  engage- 
EUt  Paardekraal;  in  the  march  to  Pretoria,  including  the  engagements  at  the  Vet  River,  that  near  Pretoria,  and 
a>nd  Hill  ;  and  in  the  advance  to  Komati  Poort  including  the  engagement  at  Belfast. 

'^iplaiu  Chawner  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i88j,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kehir  (Medal 
tl:iasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Essex  Regi- 
Bi  took  part  in  the  march  to  Pretoria,  in  the  engagements  near  Pretoria  and  at  Diamond  Hill,  and  in  the 
leions  at  Belfast. 

""ajor  Anley  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
a<ye's  Star).  Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  with  the 
dbudanese  Battalion,  inclndinsr  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operabions  at  Hahr  (mentioned  in  des- 
'toa,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ;  in  the  operations  in  1897  (Clasp")  ;  and  in  the 
e  ions  iu  iSgii  subseciuent  to  the  battle  of  Khartoum  resulting  in  the  capture  of  Gedaref  (mentioned  in  des- 
t«;8,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  Clasp). 

'*iptain  Godfrey-Faussett.  Lieuts.  Roberts-West,  and  Wood  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  :899-i9oo  with 
i  Battali'.n  Essex  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg  in  January  1900;  in  the  march 
lemfontein,  including  the  engagements  at  Paardeberg,  Driefontein,  and  Poplar  Grove;  in  the  march  to 
ftidorp  including  the  engagement  at  Paardekraal;  iu  the  march  to  Pretona,  including  the  engagements  at  the 
t  Per,  that  near  Pretoria,  and  Diamond  Hill :  and  in  the  advance  to  Kjmati  Poort  including  the  engagement 
tfast. 
^  '.ptaitt  WreTord-Brown  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Norih  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 


304rt  The  Essex  Eegiment. 

Lockbart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expfditionni-y  Force  aiiO  the  Khyber  Force,  with  the  ist  Bi»tta.li<Dii  Ihike  0 
Cnrn>vall's  Li^ut  Infantry  (Mirtni  with  two  Oliisiis).  .,     ^  „  11  ,■      t. 

■-  Captain  TufnfU  anfl  Lieut.  Anlcy  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  1st  Battalrom,  t,sse: 
ReKiment,  and  were  present  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg  in  January  1900;  served  with  the  6th  Mounte- 
Infantry  through  the  rest  of  the  campaign.  .,      ,      ,     ,         •i,_  „  ,•  j,  „.  j         JI 

"  Captain  Bonham  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-noo  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  wai 
present  lit  the  battle  of  Colenso.  „  ,    ,.  ,      „•     wn-        t     iv     • 

i"  Captain   Lewe«  served  in  the  camnaitxn  on  tlie  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilhain  lyickhart 
JS97  witli  the  Mal.ikand  Field  Force  as 'Transport  Officer  Advanced  Depot,  and  with  the  Buner   Field  Force  a: 
TransportOfficerat  the  Base  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  ,,     .,™  ,, 

="  Lieut  StirlingKerved  with  the  Chitral  Relief  b'orce  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Claspr.  bervec. 
ill  the  campaig-n  on  the  N'.rtb  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  as  Transport  Offieei 
Tirah  Expeditionaiv  Force  (tTO  Clasps).  ,.,„,..,■  ■       o 

2s  Captain  Hobkirk,  Lieut.  Moffitt,  and  Second  Lieut.  Saunders  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900, 
and  were  present  in  the  inarch  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  including  the  engagements  at  the  Vet  River,  that  nea' 
Pretoria,  and  at  Diamond  Hill;  and  in  the  advance  to  Komati  Poort  including  the  engagement  at  Belfast. 

=•  Lieut.Vandeleur  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  m  1897-98  with  the  Mohman 
Field  Force  on  Transport  duty,  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  three  Clasps).  Served  m  t^ 
South  African  war  ini399-i903  as  Orderly  Officer  and  Assistant  Staff  Officer  for  Colonial  Forces,  was.  afterwari« 
employed  with  the  South  Alrican  Light  Horse.  „   j,   ,     -^,  r„       >      a 

»'  Lieut.  Boone  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  m  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Serv( 
in  the  Sooth  African  war  iu  1890-1900  with  ihe  ist  Battalion  Esi-ex  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  operntioi 
r  und  Colesberjr  in  Jannarv  1900  ;  in  the  march  to  Dewetsdorp  iucluding  tlie  engagement,  at  Paardekraal ;  in  tn' 
march  10  Pretoria  including  ihe  engagement  at  the  Vet  River;  and  in  the  advance  to  Komuti  Ptort  includint 
the  engagement  at  B-lfast.  ^^        ,.       ^^  -r,     -         *        j 

■''  Lieut.  Pratt  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Adjutant  ist  Battalion  Essex  Kegiment,  and  » 
present  in  the  operations  roiinil  Ci.hslierg  in  January  19C0;  in  the  march  to  Bloemfontein,  including  the  engai^ 
ments  at  Paardeberg,  Drieiontein  (wminded),  and  PoplarGrove  ;  in  the  march  to  Dewetsdoip  including  the  engag 
ment  at  Paardekraal ;  in  the  inarch  to  Pretoria,  including  the  engagements  at  the  Vet  River,  that  near  Pretoria,  ad 
Diamond  Hill :  and  in  the  advance  to  Komati  Poort  including  the  engagement  at  Belfast. 

»  Lieut.  Churchill  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  1st  Battalion  Essex  Regiment,  and  Wi 
present  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg  in  January  1900.  ,.       „  „     .         »       j 

M  Lieut.  Howard  served  in  the  Soutn  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  1st  Battalion  Essex  Regiment,  and  wi 
present  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg  in  January  1900;  in  the  march  to  Bloemfontein.  including  the  engagi 
ment  at  Paardeberg ;  was  Aide  de  Camp  to  Brigadier  Geneial  Stepben,on  during  the  latter  part  of  the  march  t. 
Bloemfontein ;  also  in  the  inarch  to  Uewetsdorp.  including  the  engagement  at  Paardekraal ;  in  the  niartli  to  Pre 
toria,  including  the  engagement  at  the  Vet  River,  that  near  Pretoria,  and  Diamond  Hill,  and  in  the  advance  t 
Komati  Poort,  including  the  engagement  at  Belfast.  ,.       „  „     ■         »        1    ^ 

"«  Lieut.  Matthews  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Essex  Regiment,  and  wi 
present  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg  in  January  1900 :  in  the  inarch  to  Dewetsdorp  including  the  engagemel 
at  Paardekraal ;  and  in  the  advance  to  Komati  Poort  including  the  engagement  at  Belfast. 

"  Lieut.  Raleigh  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  ihe  ist  liattaliori  Essex  Repiment,  and  wa 
present  in  ihe  oiierfltions  round  Colo-berg  in  .lannarv  iqoo;  in  the  march  to  Bloemfontein,  iccluding  the  engage 
ments  at  Paanl.  b  rg,  Drieiontein  (wound,  d),  and  Poplar  tirove  ;  in  the  march  to  Pretoria,  including  the  eiiga-.( 
ments  at  the  Vet  River,  that  near  Pretoria,  and  Diamond  Hill;  and  in  the  advance  t )  Komati  Poort,  incluuin 
the  engagement  at  Belfast.  .      ,i         ^     .         ^       , 

»=  Lieut.  Woolhouse  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Essex  Regiment  and  wa 
present  in  the  operations  lo'ind  Colesberg  m  January  1900,  and  10  the  action  at  Paardeberg. 

"  Lieut.  Thomson  seived  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  witn  the  ist  Battalion  E-sex  Regiment,  aad  wa 
present  in  the  onerations  round  Co'e.-berg  in  January  1900,  and  m  the  action  lit  Paatdeberg  (w-niiideoi. 

"=  Second  Lieut.  Powell  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1809-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Essex  Regimen 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Paardeberg,  Driefontcin,  and  Poplar  Grove,  and  inthemarchto  Bloemfonteu 

■'«  Second  Lieut--.  Cunningham,  Ravmond,  Bowen,  and  Lawstm  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgq-igt 
with  the  ist  Battalion  Essex  Regiment,  ami  took  part  in  the  advance  from  Pretoria  to  Komati  Poort,  mcludiug  tt 
engageni-iut  at  Belfast.  .^  ^    ,-        t,  t,     - 

■'-  Second  Lieut.  Rose  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Essex  Regimen 
and  was  present  in  the  march  to  Dewetsdorp,  including  the  engagement  at  Paardekraal ;  in  the  march  to  Pretori 
including  the  engagements  at  the  Vet  River,  that  near  Pretoria,  and  Diamond  Hill ;  and  in  the  advance  to  Koma 
Poort  including  the  engageMient  at  Belfast.  ,■      t^  r>     ■ 

^o  Second  Lieut.  Crocker  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Essex  Keginiei 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  near  Pretoria  and  at  Diamond  Hill,  and  in  the  operations  at  Belfast  (wounde' 

■">  Lieut.  Willis  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Quarter  Master  ist  Battalion  Essex  Regiment,  ar 
was  present  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg  in  January  1900;  in  the  march  to  Bloemfontein  including  the  engag 
ment  at  Paardeberg;  in  the  inarch  to  Dewetsdorp  including  the  action  at  Paardekraal;  and  in  the  engagement 
the  Vet  River. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battali'o)i  Essex  Regiment  {formerly  the  ^tth  Rerjimeut). 
Raised  in  1755.  Proceeded  to  the  Havannah,  1762.  Home,  1763.  To  Gibraltar,  1770.  Home,  176 
To  West  Indies,  1793.  Home,  1795.  To  West  Indies,  1796.  Home,  1799.  To  Holland,  1799.  tloTc' 
1799.  (2nd  Battalion  raised  in  1804;  to  India,  1807:  home  and  disbanded  in  1817.)  To  India,  i8( 
(3rd  Battalion  raised  in  1813;  proceeded  to  Holland,  1813  ;  home  and  disbanded,  1814).  To  Manritj 
1815.  Home,  1826.  To  West  Indies,  1831.  Home,  1842.  To  Gibraltar,  1846.  (Reserve  Battah 
raised  in  1846;  proceeded  to  Gibraltar,  1847;  incorporated  with  ist  Battalion,  1850.)  To  Bermuc 
1851.  Home.  1S55.  To  Crimea,  1855.  Home,  1856.  To  India.  1S57.  Home,  186G.  To  India,  1871. 
.Aden,  1877.     Home,  1878.     To  Gibraltar,  1SS2.    To  Egypt,  1S84.    To  Malta,  1887. 


SD  Batt. 
indBatt, 


South  Africa 
,  Ualta. 


The  Sherwood  Foresters  (Derbyshire  Regiment).  305 

-1   Formerhj  ih>;  4^th  (Nottiiitjliamsiiire — Sherwood     F       45"^*^ 
J    Foresters)  and  the  qKth  (Derbyshire)  Beaiments.     I  Hf?i»,enru/ Di»(n>f, 


Foresters)  and  the  95^/4  {Berhijshire')  Eegimenis. 

■"  DERBx. 

(Tlie  3rd  Bn.  is  formed  of  the  istaad  ja;!  Derby  ililitia,  the  4th  Bn.  of  the  Sherwood  Foresters  Militia.) 
-•he  United  Red  and  White  Rose.     "LocisBaKG"  "Roleia"  "Viuikka"   "Talavkra"  "Busaco"  "  Fubnte3 
d'Onoe"  "Ciudad  Rodkigo"  "Badajgz"  "Salamanca"  "  Vittoria  "  "Pyrhnkks"  "  Nitellk  "  '*  Obthes" 
"Toulouse"  "Pbnixsula"  "Ava"  "  EiooTH  Africa,  1S46-7"  "Alma"  "Inkerman"  "Sbvas- 
topol"  "Central  India"  "Abyssinia  "  "'Egypt,  1882  "  "Tibah." 
fears'  setiiColonel.— X'€  Sir  Mark  Walker.i  KCB.  En^ion,  25  Sept.  ^6 ;  Lieut,  z^  Feb.  54 :   Captain,  15  May  55 ;  Bi-evet 
FuUT^aTfl     ^^"Jo'-,  6  Jane  56;  Mnjor,  3  Aug.  70;   BtLt. Colonel,  15  Feb.  6' ;  Lf. Colonel,  10  Dec.  73;  Colonel,  15  Feb. 
6q;  2£a /or  General,  11  Nov.  7S;  Lieut. General,  16  Dec.  88;    General,   15    Feb,  93;    Colonel    Derbyshire 
Resimtnt,  27  Sept.  00. 
Lieutenant  Coloaels.~2  Arthur  Dolben  Balpett,  Lieut.  20  Nov.  75;  Captain,  19  Jan.  83  ;  Major,  21  July  92; 

Lt, Colonel,  5  Aug.  96. 
I  Haroid  Carmichael  Wylly,'^  Xw'"'.  n   Sept.  7S ;  Captain,  1  May  S4 ;   Major,  26  May  93;  Lf. Colonel, 
22  Dec.  00.  


Majors. 

I  p.s.c.      Ernest    AUardico     Gardiner  i 

C'OSSet.i*  2nd  in  Command  5  Au;j.  99  i 

Frederick  Edward  Vemey    Taylor*  \ 

(Depot)  ) 

1  Francis  Clements  Godley^ 

p.f.e.  Chas.  Newcomen  Watts, '^  Sta-  \ 

tion   Comdt,  Line*  of  Commn.  Satal  j 

2  James  Albert  Reeks 

Geo.Glencairn  Cunningham, ^^  DSO.  \ 

(Bt.Lt. Colonel,  i6.Iune97;  Colonel,] 
i-i   Jan.  00),  Comtlfj.   yd    Briyade,   i 

South  Africa  Field  Force     } 

Frederic    Charles   Shaw,'^    Brifjade  > 
Major,  S.  Africa  F.  F.  23  Apr.  00...  S 

CAPTAirrs. 

Ludovic  SevmourGordon-Cumminfr,  7 
Adj.  I  Vol.Bn.TronricIc  Reyt.i  Aiir.qb  S 

2  Henry  James  Bowman"* 

Herbert  Augustus  Iggulden,^"  Dep.')^ 
!  Assigt.  Adi.  Gen.  Bengal,  13  Sept.  od  ) 

2  Lionel  Arthur  iJo.sauiiuet=*' 

2  Chambers  Didham 

John  Wm.Gascoigno  Roy ,^  Adjutant  \ 

3  Battalion  tg  Aug".  95    J 

Reginald  Britoau,  Adj.  4  Jin.  i  Mar.  95 

Philipi.'arteretFalIAtherley,-i(//H'rt»*  > 

iS  Middlesex  Vol.  Rijle»  i  July  96  ..  J 

William  Rrtiue  Mavshall,^^  6'.  Africa... 

2  Frederick  Porter    

Cyril      Rjindeli      Crofton  -  Atkins,^*  ) 

Special  Service,  South  Africa  ) 

Patrick  William  Anderson,-^   West  t 

African  Frontier  Force    .    S 

I  Thomas  Harotd  Mortimer  Green^ 

Arthur   Kerr    Slessor,-"  Ad/.  1   Vol.\ 

Bn.  O-tford  Lt,  Inf.  15  Feb.  00  J 

Arthur  Sutton  Adkius,  Adj.  4  Volnn-  > 

teer  Battalion   3T  Mar.  97     ..., j 

Leonard  Alfred  Bagshawe,  Adjutant  \ 
1   Volunteer  Battalion  15  Maj"  97     ...  } 

Francis  Harry  Weldon    

1  PercyGeorge  R.igby-'''    

I  Philip  Levcson-Gowei--^ 

I  Malet  Peyton  Phelp^^o  

Fred.     Barton     ^[aurice,^^    Aide     de  1 
Camp  to  Sir  J.  F.  Maurice    J 

1  Frederic  John  Radford 

Henry    Williata     Poyntz,     Adjutant  I 

:  Notts  Volu'iteer  Riflen  i  May  00  ...  j 

2  Charles  Reynolds  Mortimore,*^  Ad-  ) 

jutant  2  Jhu. 00  i 

1  Frank  Casswell  

Lachlau  M'Kinnou,**  West  Africa  

2  Percy  Matthew  Dove^'.... 

1  Ralph  Peyton  Sadier 

Robert,  Vesey  S:i  vile,  Egyptian  Army... 

2  Y€.  Henry  Singletou  Peuueil^* 

I  Robert  James  Frederick 'L'avlor   

I  Rudolph  Henry  Keller,3'  Adjutant) 

I  Feb.  00 i 

1  Lionel  St.  Heliers  Moiley    

James  Frederick  Ritchie,^  S.  Africa.... 

2  Bromley  George  Vere  Way^ 


2NI>  LIBUT. 


T  May    78    12  Feb 


13  Aug.  79 

II  Aug.   80 


79 

17  May  77 
ti  Sept.  78 
I  Jan.  81 
4  May    8j 

22  Oct.     8: 


CAPTAIN. 


4  Oct.       84, 


sbev.maj. 


22  July 
4  Oct. 
4  June 

19  ilay 

14  Aug. 


28  Jan.    82'  14  Aug.   Sql 


14  Sept.  87 

9  May    88 

16  May    83 
22  Feb.    £8 

9  Nov.    89 

9  Nov.    S9 
30  July 

20  Nov. 
9  Sept. 

10  Oct. 

18  Jane 
13  Aug. 

13  -A-ug, 

19  Nov.   9: 

7  Dec.    9: 

17  Dee.    9 
26  Apr.    n 
19  July 
?i  Oct. 

21  Oct. 
7  Mar. 

2  June 

29  Feb. 
2  June 
ig  Aug. 


?2  O^f.. 

28  Jan. 

28  Jan. 

10  Mar. 

5  Dec. 

12  N  ov . 

29  Aug. 

6  May 

30  Jan. 
25  Nov. 

1  Jan. 

19  Apr. 
I  May 

1  Dec. 

2  July 

22  July 

21  July 
21  July 
14  Dec. 
14  Dec. 

16  May 

19  May 

?3  Sept. 

13  Jii^y 
3T  July 

14  Dec. 
13  May 

93 1  1  June 
93 1  18  July 
g^'  iS  .luly 
94I  21  Oct. 

94  21  Nov. 

g6l  12  Dec. 
^4!     9  Oct. 

95  27  Nov. 


I 


Lieutenants. 

Charles  James  Willoughby  Hobbs^  ... 

Philip  Francis  Ross  Anley 

Basil  Ferguson  Burnett  Hitchcock,"^ 
Assistant  Provost  Marshal,  South  > 
AfricaField  Force,wifk  rankofCapt.) 

Laurence  Beaumont  Chamberlain    

Alan  Sim  Murray 

Charles  Douglus'  Malleson  HarringO 
tou,"  Railway  Sta  f  Officer,  S.  Africa  j 

Harold  FarneU  Wat=ou" 


5  Sept.  oel  5  Feb.  98 

g  Dec.  06  II  Mar.  98 

20  Feb.  97  12  Apr.  98 

24  Mar.  97  23  Apr.  98 

15  May  97  II  Aug.  98 

15  May  97      *  J^°'  99 

15  May  97  19  ^Tar.  99 


31  July 

4  Aug. 

I  Jati. 

21  Oct. 

1  Jan. 


15  Aug.   S9      5  Aug.   99 


20  Feb.    89! 
t  Jan.     go' 

0*1     1  May    go 

83;     8  May    92 
83'  II  May    92 

S4     z  June  92 

21  July    92 
14  Dec.    92 

86j  13  Jan.    931 

85:  19  May    93 

90I  23  Sept.  93! 

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24  Dec.    93 1 

t  Jan.    94! 
ir  Apr.    Q4! 

T3  May    g6 

10  June  96 

28  Nov.  q6! 
23  Apr.  98 
23  Apr.    98 

11  Aug.    98 

I  Jan.  99 
I  Jan.  99  j 
15  Feb.    001 

15  Feb.    00! 

25  Feb.  oo, 
28  Feb.  oo\ 
14  Sept.  81 
18  May  oD| 
30  May  001 
30  May  00 

go.  II  June   00 

9^)  n  June  00 

9^1  II  July  oqI 
971  13  July  ool 
97I  13  July    od! 


II  Oct.     gg 


Full    Halt 
fay.    Pay. 


306  The  Sherwood  Foresters  {Derbyshire  Regiment). 


Lieutenants. 
2  William  Hill  Climo 

1  Gaapard  Frederic  de  Pl*!dge 

2  Cbarles  Colville  Parkiason 

Jolin  Henry  Wyber^li 

I  William  Rejrinald  Freud 

I  Hubert  Victor  Rbodes  

Charled  James  Louis  Gilsoii    

Walter  Harold  Wilkin   

T  George  Lyndsay  Hardinfje  Mauby 

Richard   il'Ewan   Porter,   icith  Ffo-\ 

visional  Bntta'ion ) 

I  Robert  Stewart  Puphum  

1  Martyn  Brooke  Webb 

Second  Lieotenaxts. 

2  Guy  Fletcher  Luther    

2  Robert  Hepworoh  Gibson    

Arthur  Edivard  Every  Sargent 

Percy  Cumberlege  Shepard    

1  George  Dewrauce  Irving  Armstrong... 

2  John  Norman  M^nre^    

2  Ernest  GroQOw  Howell** 

(  George  May^II  .. 

I  Henry  Lenox  NTe.piep 

1  John  Edward  Hext 

2  Cuthhert  William  ilrump 

Hubert  Bradsliaw  Dixon 

Aubrey  Vivian  Gaj'er    

M.  B.  Rimiugtoa 

Mitfnrd  Edwjird  James    

Bernard  William  Paul 

Maurice  Kirkman  Hodi;son   


:^Nn  LIEL'T. 

98 


liectt. 
I  Jan. 
25  Fe  .. 
28  Feb. 
20  Mar. 
iB  May 
id  Mav 


:  June 


25  Mur. 

4  May 

7  it  ay 

q  Nov.  9a 

9  Nov.  98 1 

14  Dec.  981 

4  Jan.  99    iS  May 

4  Jan.  99I  30  May 

4  Jan.  99 

II  Feb.  99 

20  Ma.y  C9 

24  June  99 


12  Au^.  99 
12  Aug.  90 
iS  Apr.  00 
iS  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 

5  May 

5  May 

5  May 
19  May    00 
19  May 

4  Aug. 

7  Nov. 
17  Nov. 


94 


Q^uarter  Maxtern 


—2  Albert  Edward  Rildeil,*^  8  Feb.  3o  ;  .ffoij 
1  Frederick  Tvler,*-  4  Aug.  97  :  Hon.  Lieut. 
James  H.  G.  G.  Hogg,**  30  May  82  ;  Hou.  U 


1*  tJaptain  Bowmanserved  witliilie 
2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment 
in  the   Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal 
CO   «»d    Kheilive's  Star).  Served  in  the 
00    Sikkim  Expedition  in  i83S  with  the 
00    2ud  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regimf-nt, 
00   and  was  present  in  the  engagements 
00    at  Jeluk,  Gnathong,  and  the  Jelapla 
00    (Medal  with  t^lnspl.      Served  iu  the 
oj    campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier 
,  '  of  India  uLder  Sir  William  Lockhar', 

iijuly  o3,  iQ  1897.98  with  the  .Tirah  Expedi- 
13  July  00  tionary  Force  with  the  2ud  liattalim, 
20  Aug.  cx)  Derby.-«hire  Regiment,  and  was  j-re- 
,  sent  at  the  storraiug  of  the  Dargiii 
I  Heights,  the  capture  of  the  Suoi. 
I  p'igha  and  Arhan-ja  Passes,  and  m 
the  operntiona  in  the  Khanki  and 
I  Mastura  Valleys— severely  wounded 
j  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^"  Captain  Iggulden  served  with  the 

'  2ud  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regimentin 

i  ihe  Egyptian  war  of  I S82  (.Medal,  and 

\  Khedive's  Star).  Servedin  the  Sikkim 

Expedition  in  1888  with  the  2nd  Bat 

I  talion  Derbyshire  Regiment,  and  was 

I  present  in  the  engagements  at  Jeluk, 

Gnathong,  and  the  Jelapla  (mentioned 

I  in  despatches.    Medal    with   Clasp). 

I  Served  iu  the  campaign  on  the  North 

West  FrontiT  of   India    under  Sir 

William  Jjockhart  in  iSaj-gS  with  the 

Tirah  E.xpeditionary  Force  with  the 

2nd  Battalion   Derbyshire  Regi(aent 

(Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

Caiitam,  8  Feb.  98. 


nf .—Ite^nT^  {Depot). 


Facing fVfh.iiG. — .4.(7en#»', Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
mf  Baftalion  embarked  for  3faUi',  20  Sept.  i3gS;  /«.»5.  4/''*'''^2i  Nov.  1S99.  2Hd  Battalion  emhnrJced  for  Gibraltar,  18S1. 

1  Sir  Mark  Walker  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  ^s  Adjutant  of  the  30th  Regiment,  including  the 
battles  of  Alma  (wounded)  arid  Inkeiman,  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  sortie  on  26th  October.  On  the  night  of  the  21st 
April  he  volunteered  and  led  a  party  which  took  and  desti'oyed  a  Russian  Ritle-x)it,  for  which  he  was  mentioned  it 
the  despatches,  and  promoted  into  the  Buffs.  On  the  night  of  the  yth  June  he  was  dangerously  wounded  in  thn 
trenches— right  arm  amputated  (Brevet  of  Major,  Victoria  Cross,  Medal  ^^ith  three  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Med.jidie 
and  Turkish  Medal) :  I'eceived  the  T'iC  "  for  having  at  Inkenuan,  5th  November  1854,  distinguished  himself  in  front 
of  his  regiment,  by  jumping  over  a  wall  in  the  face  of  two  battalions  of  Russian  Infantry  which  were  marching 
towards  it,  for  the  purpose  of  encouraging  his  comrades  by  his  example  to  advance  against  such  heavy  odds,  which 
they  did,  and  succeeded  in  driving  bat-k  both  battalions."  Served  throughout  the  campaign  O'  1800  in  Cfiina  as 
Brigade  Major  of  the  4th  Brigade  iMedal  with  two  Cla?ps  for  the  Taku  Forts  and  Pekin,  ami  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel. 

*  Major  General  Smith-Dorrien  servedin  tlie  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Isanlilwana 
and  Ulnndi  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  (Masp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  warot  1882  in  command  of  the 
Mounted  Infantry  (which  he  raised)  with  Sir  Evelyn  Wood's  Brigade  (Medal,  and  IChedive's  Star).  Served  in  the 
Soudan  campaign  in  1885  withthe  Mounted  Infantry  (Clasp) ;  also  served  with  tbe  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force 
in  18S5-S6  including  the  investment  of  Kosheh  and  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.^ 
and  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie).  In  1SS7  he  was  nominated  to  the  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh  for  services  with  the 
Egyptian  Army.  Served  iu  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
T897-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionaty  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Dernyshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanea  Passes,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Mastura,  Waran,  and  Bazar  Valleys 
(mentione-l  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  v,ith  two  Clasps).  Served  in  So-idau  campai-.jn  under  Sir 
Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSqg,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  and  subsequent  operations  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  Brevet  of  Colonel,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

=  Major  Taylor  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  with  the  2nd  Battahon  Derbyshire  Regiment  (Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  campait,'n  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  v;ith  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
storming  of  the  Dargai  Heights,  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  .-Vrhauga  Passes,  and  in  the  operations  in  the 
Khanki,  Mastura,  Waran  and  Bazar  Valleys  (Medal  with  two  Claspsi. 

8  Lt.Colonel  Wylty  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  warof  1882  (Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  Servedin  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  i£88  with  the  ?nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment,  part  ot 
the  time  in  command  of  a  detachment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Jeluk.  Gnathong,  and  the  Jelapla 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  unoer 
Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-9S  with  the  'I'irah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment, 
and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  the  Dargai  Heights,  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and 
in  the  operations  in  the  Khanki,  Mastura,  Waran,  and  Bazar  Valleys  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^  Major  Gudley  served  in  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  1888  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  the  Jelapla  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Major  Gosset  served  with  Barrow's  Mounted  Infantry  in  the  Boer  warof  1881.  Served  as  Adjutant  2nd 
Batta'ion  Derbyshire  Regiment  in  the  Eiryptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the 
Sikkim  Field  Force  in  t88S  with  the  2ud  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Gnathong  ^Medal  with  Clasp).  Servetl  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Str  William 
Lockhart  in  1897 -98  as  Assistant  Quarter  ilaster  General  ist  Division  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  wi^h  two 
Clasps). 

'3  Major  Watts  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  under  Sir  Frederick  Carrrngton  in  r8o6;  assisted  in 
organising  the  Matabeleland  Relief  Force  and  afterwards  commanded  a  Relief  Column  to  Mashonaland  as  w,dl  as 
the  Column  which  finally  assaulted  Makoni's  stronghold  and  captured  that  Chief  (mentioned  in  despsitches.  Me  lal). 

'^  Brigadier  General  Cunningham  served  iuthe  Egyptian  warot  iSS2,and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El 
Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  ami  iu  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  2Sth  August— twice  wounded  (mentioned  in  des- 
patches, Medal,  Brevet  of  Major,  5th  Class  cf  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Servedin  tbe  Nile  Expedition  in 
1884-85  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry,  and  took  partin  the  operations  of  the 
Advance  Coluniii  under  Major  General  Earle  (Clasp) ;  also  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field 
Force  in  1807  including  the  engagement  at  Sarras,  and  iu  the  operations  in  1889  including  the  engagements  at 
Arguin  (wounded)  and  Toski(Clasp).  Nominated  to  the  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh  for  services  withthe  Egyptian 
Army.  Commanded  the  Unyoro  Expedition  in  1895— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal) ;  and  commanded 
the  Nandi  Expedition  in  1895-96  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Z>50.),    Served  in  the  Niger  Soudan  campaign  under 


The  Shenvood  Foresters  {DcrhtjsMre  Beqimenf),  306a 

Major  Arnold  in  1S07,  includiner  the  expeditions  to  E^bon.  Bida.  and  Ilorin  (mentioned  in  deapatches.  Brevet  of 
Lt.CoIonel,  Clasp).  Served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  iSyS  -99,  and  took  part  in  the  Mendiland  Expedi- 
tion in  command  of  a  Cohnnn  ;  afterwards  had  charrre  of  the  Karene  District  during  tlie  Karene  Expedition  and 
commanded  the  Protectorate  Expeditionary  Force  (Brevtt  of  Colonel,  Clasp). 

i"*  Mijor  Shaw  served  with  the  and  Battalion  Derbyshire  Uej^ament  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iSSj  (Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

'7  Major  Tjrwhitt-Walker  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i3S2  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Fusiliera 
and  wa-  present  fit  the  b-ttle  of  Tel-el-Kebir (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-1  Captain  Bosantjuet  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
storming:  of  the  Dargai  Heights,  the  captm-e  of  the  Saanpagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  the  operations  in  the 
Khauki,  Mastura,  Waran,  and  Biuzar  Valleys  (Medal  with  two  Claspsi. 
--  Captain  Roy  served  with  the  Sikk/m  Expedition  in  :838 

-3  Captain  Marshall  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S07-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
engagement  at  I^andakai  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Watelai  Valley ;  alsu  served  in  the  Tirah  Expeditionary 
Force  with  the  '2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  "at  the  storming  of  the  Dargai  Heights,  the 
capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Khanki,  Mastura,  Waran,  and  Bazar 
Valleys  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

2*  Captain  Crofton-Atkius  t-erved  in  the  operations  in  Siei-ra  Leone  in  1898-99  with  the  Mendiland  and  Protec- 
torate Expeditions  (Medal  with  Claspi. 

-5  Captain  Anderson  served  in  the  Lushai  Expedition  in  1890  attached  to  the  40th  Bengal  Infantry  with  the 
force  sent  to  the  relief  of  Forts  Aijal  and  CJhansrsil  (Medal  with  Clattp). 

-'*>  Captain  Green  served  with  ihe  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Transport  Officer 
(Medal  withClasp).  Served  m  the  campaign  on  tU^  North  West  Frontier  of  Tndia  uude'r  Sir  William  f^ockhart 
in  1897-98  witli  the  Tirah  Expeditionaiy  Force  as  Adjutant  to  the  2nd  Batta'ion  Derby^^hire  Regiment,  and  was 
present  at  the  storming  of  the  Darrrai  Heights,  the  capture  of  tbe  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  the 
operations  in  the  Khanki.  Mastura,  W'aran,  and  Bazar  Valleys  (two  Clasps). 

'^~  Captain  Slessor  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battilion  Derbyshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at 
the  storming  of  the  Daiigai  Heights,  the  capture  of  ihe  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  the  operations  in  the 
Khanki  and  ilastura  Valleys  'Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

2^  C:i])tMin  Rigby  served  m  the  Niger  Soudan  campaign  under  Major  Arnold  in  1897,  including  the  expedition 
to  Egbon  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-^  Captain  Leveson  Gower  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  I ?97-98  in  the  operations  against  the  Mohmands  as  Transport  Officer ;  also  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary 
Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga 
Passes,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Khanki,  Mastura,  Waran.  and  Bazar  Valleys  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^  Cai)taiii  Phelps  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  W'est  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S97-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ?nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment,  including  the  operations 
in  the  Waran  and  Bazar  Valleys  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
^'  Captain  Hancock  served  Wit  1  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal, 
ft  and  Khedive's  Star). 

I  ^^  Captain  Maurice  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
\\  1897-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expedition:iry  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbysbire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
)  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Mastura,  Waran,  and  Bazar  Valleys 
1  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

i  ^^  Captain  Mortimore  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
;  1G57-9B  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
:  storming  of  the  Dargai  Heights,  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  the  operations  in  the 
i  Khanki,  Mastura,  Waran,  and  Bazar  Valleys  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^*  Captain  M'Kinnon  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 

,  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 

storming  of  the  Dargai  Heights,  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  I'asses.  and  in  the  operations  in  the 

I  Khanki,  Mastura,  Waran,  and  Bazar  Valleys;  also  served  with  the  Khyber  Field  Force  as  Brigade  Signalling 

Officer  TSt  Brigade  {Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^  Captain  Dove  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  in  1896. 

^f*  Cajjtain  Pennell  served  m  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
[897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
storniii.gof  the  Dargai  Heights  (mentioned  in  despatches),  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and 
in  the  operations  in  the  Khanki,  Mastura.  Waran,  and  Bazar  Valleys  (FiC.,  Medal  with  two  Clasps);  was  awarded 
the  Victoria  Cross  for  the  following  act:—''  This  officer,  dunngjthe  attack  on  the  Dargai  Heights  on  the  20th  October, 
1  when  Captain  W.  E.  G.  Smith,  Derbyshire  Regiment,  was  struck  down,  ran  to  his  assistance  and  made  two  distinct 
attempts  under  '  a  perfect  hail  of  bullets'  to  carry  and  drag  him  back  to  cover,  and  only  desisted  when  he  found 
that  he  was  dead." 

^^  Capbiin  Keller  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
i8Q7-g8  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionarj  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment  as  Regimental  Transport 
Officer,  and  was  present  at  the  ca])ture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  tne  operations  in  the  Khanki, 
Mastura,  and  Bazar  Valleys  (Medal  with  two  Clasps i, 

3»  Captains  Ritchie,  Way,  and  Lieut.  Hobbs  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  Lockhart  in  1897  9S  with  the  Tirah  Exptdtionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment. 
and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  the  Dargai  Heights,  at  the  capture  of  th*-  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and 
in  the  operations  in  the  Khanki  and  Mastura  Valleys  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*^  Lieut.  Attbeld  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Foice  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*^  Lieut.  Harrington  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1S97-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment  (Medal  with  Claspi. 

"  Lieut.  Watson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  Inaia  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1807-^8  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*■*  Second  Lieut.  Howell  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  lorto  with  the  4th  Battalion  South  Staffordshire 
Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operatioi  s  in  Oiange  River  Colony  with  Major  General  Paset's  Brig-ade. 

*•*  Captain  Riddell  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Quarter  Master  with  the  2nd  BattaUon  Derbyshire^ Regiment, 
and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Sainpagha  and  Arhanga  Passes  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Khauki  and 
Mastura  Valleys  (Meda!  with  two  Clasps). 

*'  Lieutenant  Tyler  tserved  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Meaal 
with  (.^lasp,  and  Khedive's  Stiir). 
*'  Lieutenant  Hogg  served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  1868  (Medal). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  BattaUon  Shern'ood  Foresters  (Derbyshire  Regt.)— formerly  the  95^^''  Regt. 
■  Raisedin  1S23.  To  Malta,  1S24.  To  the  Fonian  Islands,  1829.  To  Ireland,  1S35.  To  Ceylon,  1838 
To  Honp  Kong,  1847.  To  England,  1850.  To  the  Crimea,  1854  (battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman  and 
negeof  Sebastopol).  To  Enj-land  and  Ireland,  1856.  To  India,  1857  (Indian  Mutiny-^-Centrai  India  ). 
To  EDgland,  1870.  To  Ireland,  1S77.  To  England,  18S0.  To  Gibraltar,  1881.  To  Egypt,  1882.  lo 
India,  1882  (Sikkim  Expedition,  1888). 


] 


The  Loyal  Nortn  Liancasmre  negimeni 

Fonneyli/the  47</t  (Lancashire)  and  the  Sist 
{Loijal  Linculii  Volunteers)  Beijlmeiits. 

Battalions  are  foi-iU'^J  of  the   -^rd   Laucashive   Militia.) 


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Bait.,  South  Africa, 
ad  Batt.,  fiLalta. 


47TH 

Regimental  District 
PRESTON 

Colonel.-  •  '■■-  ni-i'!"-'!  Thomas  Parren,'  KCB.  £...  30  Hay  h  ;  Lieut,  ^i^  Jan.  40 


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Fall 
Pay. 

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Pay. 

34 

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27 

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28 

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6  March  o's  °lt,??  G^ne^i.'o'^.  77  ;  ^--ai,  .9  Ap'r.  80 ;  C.i»L(  North  Lancashire  Ro^n.  x  ,  bept.  S5. 

Arthur  Satterthwaite,*  £/isi?u. ''■6  Ost.  67 ;  Lieut.  28  03t.  71 :    C«p^ 

[t^.Co^onei,  1  Jvine  98  ;  Col.  2iFel).oo 

Capt.30  Nov.  83  :  B^  iTaior,  15  June  85;  ;tfii;j)r^2j<ov\9o; 

.  .^.,T ^  MA.JOB. 

Majors. 


Lieutenant  Colonels.—:  Benjamin 

28  Mar  8d;  Ma,or,2S  A-ng.  Si-.Ll.Colouel.  i,  Feb.  97 
,  Rnhpi-V,  aenriTR  Kekewich.'  rje,it.  2  Dec.  74 


2ErO    LIKUT. 


1  Spenser  Jackson,'   2iii  n>  Co«>ii<ii!rf| 

26  Jane  ql  ■."y'A 'ii 

John    Davidson,"  2i!rf    t»    Commaiut  (  I 

S  Mav  99 ^  1 

Philip  Palmesii  (De;,o«)  • •• ■•■;•• 

Paul  Uvea  at  Stanbary  Churchward'*   |  .. 

•  Arthur  Charles  Henry  Thomas"" '     i  May 

William  aa?li  Eric  Mirray''    22  Jan. 

Huo-h  Fortescue  Coleridge" '^  ir'^' 

John  Randal  Fraser,"  Keisroe ,     i  May 


30  Jan. 


2  Gerald  .Ali'red  Norcott- 
Captains. 
Robert  Sandilands  LawrenceWynoU  -. 


13  Aus 


Mayow 


23  Oct.    80 


2  Georse  William  Dowell,  Actmj  Bn- )  ;       ^^^ 
gade  Miijoi;  Malta   i 

2  Gerard  Augustus  Faulder^........ ........ 

Douo-las  Pavnter  Stewart  Reid,  Adj. ) 

4  Vol.Bii.'Din-h'iin  Lt.Iiif.^Vea.gsi 
Charles  James  Daniel,™  Adj.  3  B«.  ) 
Lannl-.ler  Segt .  i  May  96 i  . 

3  John  Henry  .\nsley"  .iv--';"! 

Edward  Gerald  Costobadie,J<i/«'«n<  » 

2  Volunteer  Battallaa  15  June  96  ...  j 

1  Mervvn  .U-chdall  Humphrys^' 

'     p.!..-. "Roland    Wycliffe    Thompson,) 

B,-i<ja<le  Major  Soi,th  Africa  Kt...) 

2  Francis  CarletonLr.!;an  Logan-'  

Russell  Loscombc  Stable,  Adjutant  3  ) 

Battalion  28  June  97  > 

Gnv  Cunninghame  Knicht.  Iiifantrg  f 
Adjutant  New  South  Walet  Forcet    ) 

I  HenryGeurgePowell,/l'(/«'a"«i  Vol.i 
\  B,i.  North  Slaff.,rd  Kejt.  15  Feb.  q8  ) 
li   Ramsay  Robert  Feilden-'- 

I I  Charles  Edward  Arthur  Jourdam''  ..- 
2  Walter  Re^.Lloyd,  Adjutant  3  July  97 

I  Gerald  Hopton  WvUle-Browne" 1  ■'■2  Aug. 

I  Thomas  Henry  O'Brien'*   s  Sept. 

I     John  Edward  Pine-CoUia   10  Nov. 

! 2  Edward  Sharpe  Smith 8  June 

1  John  Gordon.  Lowndes,"  Adjutant ,  ]        j„j_ 

i8May98  * 

2  Harold  Arthur  Robinson-^ 

LlEUTKNANTS. 

\  Aubrey  .lohu  Carter'i  ^ 

I  Francis  Joseoli.Bowen,'"  Pa?  D'pt. 


13  Mar. 

28  Feb.    74 

21  Sept.  75 
26  May    80 

29  Sept.  80 
2  Oct.     " 
I  .luly 
7  Jan. 
I  July 


5  Feb. 

5  Feb. 

9  May 

22  Aug. 

!  Aug. 


2  May 

9  Jan. 
13  July 


Robert  Russell'liowlby,  2l.;;.<<unf  i)     ^^  g^   ^ 

Vol.Bn.  2  N'ov.  qS,  with  rankoj  Capt.  )  \ 
Francis  Joseph  Braithwaite 21  Jan.    93 

1  Au°-ustus  Robert  Wallace,"  (DfyJoO  ■■■    21  Jan.    93 

Charles  Henry  Marion  Bingham"'  1  19  July    93 

George  Loch,  Wett  African  Regiment,  \ 

n-ith  rti'ik  of  Captain ) 

2  Alfred  Burrows 

2  Thomas  M'Ghie  Bridges   

I  Francis  Willoughby  Woodward"" 

Kenneth  Zachary  Pollock  MacaulayJ" 
Cecil  .lohn  Newton,    ,Siiperintendent\ 

ofGi/muasia,  Docer,  23  Apr.  00  ...  i 
Ra'lph  Ifirnest  Haweis  James.CAinew  { 

Eegiiiient,  mith  rank  of  Captain i 

1  Cyril  de  Patron^ 

Eldred  Charles  Halton   

2  William  Heywond  Creak**  

I  Robert  E.siue  Berkeley^    

I  Robert  Brock  Flint*  

I  Wigram  Clifford^i    

1  Arthur  Wedderburo  Hewett**    

2  James  Gordon  Fairlie 

2  Francis  Herbert  English  Torhett 

2  Grant  Treaavin  Body 

1  Ale-vauder  M'Callum  Webstei^^ 

SBCOXD  LIB0TEKANT3. 

Frederick  William  Greenhill 4  May 

Herbert  Frank  Brownlow  Ryley 4  Jan. 

2  James  Slade  flnster  Chamberlain 4  Jan. 

1  John  Bavford  Wellsi« 20  May 

I  Richard  Clare  Wiltshire^ 16  Aug. 

I  Lionel  Knox  D'ArcyS-    13  May 

I  Earnest  Richard  Firzpatriok*3   4  Oct. 

1  Edwin  George  Case« 15  Nov. 

2  Reginald  Hevwood  Wat'^on... 9  Dec. 

2  Harold  Lutwyehe  Helme 9  l^^"- 


19  July 

93 

10  July 

03 

Q  Sept. 

93 

21  Oct. 

93 

7  Mar. 

94 

10  Oct. 

94 

29  May 

95 

29  May 

9S 

28  Sept. 

95 

28  Sept. 

95 

7  Deo. 

95 

26  Feb. 

90 

25  Mar. 

96 

s  Sept. 

96 

20  Feb. 

91 

24  Mar. 

07 

16  Feb. 

Oi 

t6  Feb. 

98 

73 


I  July 

I  July 

28  Jan. 

I  July 

10  May 
9  Sept. 

27  Jan. 
14  May 

7  Feb. 
25  Nov. 

28  Apr. 

8  Sept.  88 

8  Sept.  38 
6  Sept.  9 


82 


83 


86 


29  Apr. 

9' 

2t  June 

91 

15  July 

91 

I  Oct. 

91 

13  Oct. 

qi 

30  Dec. 

91 

24  Aug. 

92 

12  Deo. 

92 

I  May 

93 

15  Nov. 

93 

15  Nov.   93 

23  Feb.   95 
17  May 
I  July 

3  July 

17  July 

J I  Feb. 

14  Mar. 

I  May 

14  Nov. 


2  Oct. 

11  Oct. 

27  Apr. 
5  June 
2  Nov. 

28  Nov. 
16  Apr. 
13  Sept. 
24  Jan. 

12  Mar. 
2  Apr. 

18  May 


38 
90 
90 

92 
92 
93 

93] 
93 

«1 
93 1 


2  Feb.    81 1  10  May  89 

I  Oct.    81 1  II  Apr.  93 

23  May    821  '  19  J°"8  95 

28  Aug.   86  14  Feh.  95 

12  Feb.    87!  7  Apr.  97 

14  May    87!  5  J«ne  97 

I  July    87  'J"?e  97 

20  Jan.    85  17  July  99 

14  Deo.    87  ^^P"^- 

7  Feb. 

7  Feb. 

10  Sept. 

29  Jan. 

7  Oct. 
12  Dec. 
12  Jan. 

II  Apr. 

1  May 
3  J  fly 

3  J"'y 

11  July 
3  Dec. 

.-.  July 
1 7  July 

2  Dec. 

1  May 
7  Apr. 
5  Juno 

12  Mar. 

12  Mar. 

2  Apr. 


"  Major  Paloies  served  with  the  Sist 
Regimentin  theAfghan  warini378-79, 
and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Ali 
Miisjid  (Medal  with  Clasp) . 

'^  Major  Davidson  served  with  the 
8ist  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in 
1873-79  (Medal).  Served  with  the 
Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir 
Charles  Warren  in  1884-85. 


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The  Loyal  North  Lancashire  Regiment. 


307a 


Second  Liedtevants. 

1  Ricliard  Josifih  Srayly't'    

2  Henry  Patrick  Masfili 

2  William  Reg-inald  Carey    

Arthur  Lees  Kerans    

2  Gpor^e  Rodolph  Trefusis 

2  Resriuald  (leor^e  Stokes    

Rowhind  Tiiomas  Cruttenden  Mace... 

.Arthur  Wilson  CoUey 

Wdliam  Harold  Hay  PauK? 

Qunrter  Mufterx. 


2ND  LIEUT. 


14  Feb.    oc 

21  Apr.    oc 

21  Apr.    00 

5  May    00 

5  May    00 

5  May    00 

19  May    00 

i-^  June  OQ! 

4  Au^.   00 

Heury  John  Gill, ^8  22  Oct.  go  :  Hon.  Captain  22  Oct.  00. 

Walter  Bentley,  9  Nov.  g2  ;  lion.  Lieut. 

Fi.:cings   White. 

Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 

ixt    Unftalion    emharked  for    OihraUar.    1S82. 
2ud  Battalion  "mbarked  for  Malta  20  Sept.  99. 


1  Sir  pLichard  Farren  served  tlie  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  with  the  47th  Regiment—  present  nuiuterruptedlj 
n•i^h  the  e.xpeditionary  force  from  the  commencement  of  the  war  vnth  Russia  to  the  breaking  up  of  the  Army  in  the 
Crimea  at  the  conclusion  of  peace,  including  the  battles  of  Aimw  and  Inkerman.  capture  of  Balaklava.fortieon  26th 
October,  siege  and  fallofSebastopol.  Commanded  the  47th  Regimen  tat  the  battle  oflnkerman,  and  uninterruptedly 
during  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  (the  Trenches)  from  stli  Nov.  1854  to  8  th  Nov.  1855,,  in  eluding  the  attacks  of  tbe  18th 
June  and  8th  September;  at  Inkerman  he  was  the  Senior  Officer  of  the  2ud  Brigade  2nd  Division  coming  out  of 
action— mentioned  in  despatches  rMedal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  CB.,  Officer  of  the  Legion  of  Honor, 
Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie). 

■*  Lt. Colonel  Satterthwaite  served  with  the  8ist  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S7S-79,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  Ali  Musiiri  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Colonel  Kekewich  .served  throughout  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  1875-76  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-8^  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  with  Clat-p,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  tbe  operations  near  Suakin 
in  December  iSt'S  as  Brigade  Major  and  alterwards  hs  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  Genex-al  of  Briti-h  troops,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Gemoiznh  (mpntionert  in  despatr-hes,  4th  Clnss  of  the  Medtidie,  and  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashire  Reginient,  and  com- 
manded the  Garrison  during  the  sie^^e  of  Kimberley,  which  he  successfully  defended  for  a  period  of  123  days,  when 
he  was  relieved  by  a  force  under  Major  General  French  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Colonel) ;  took  part  in 
the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Orange  River  Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal. 

^  Major  .hvckson  served  in  tlie  Afijhan  war  in  1878-70.  jmd  took  part,  in  the  operations  in  the  Kbyber  Pass 
(Medai).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  189Q-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashire  Regiment,  and  :o3k 
part  in  the  march  from  the  Orange  River  to  the  Modder  River,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Orange  River 
Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal. 

^^  Major  Churchwjird  served  with  the  8ist  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-g,  and  was  present  at  the 
c  iptnre  of  Ali  Musjid;  subsequently  served  as  Transport  Officer  with  the  Koorum  Valley  Field  Force  from  24tli 
October  1879  to  24th  Mav  1S80,  and  with  the  Khyber  Field  Force  from  -5th  May  to  23rd  August  i88o(Medfll 
withClasf)).  Served  with  the  liechuanMland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1S84-85.  Served  in  the 
South  African  war  in  iSgg-igcxj  with  the  1st  Battalion  North  Lancashire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  march  from 
the  Orange  River  to  the  Modder  River,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Orange  River  Colony  and  in  the 
Transvaal. 

'"  Major  Thomas  served  with  the  Sist  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i3rS-7Q  (Medal). 

17  Major  Murray  served  in  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884  with  a  wing  of  the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashu-e 
Regiment.  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1000  with  the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashire  Regiment,  and  took 
part  in  the  defence  of  Kimberley  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Orange  River 
Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal. 

1**  Major  Coleridge,  Captain  Wylde-Browne,  and  Second  Lieut.  Wells  served  in  the  South  African  war  m  1899- 
iQoo  with  tbe  ist  Battalion  North'Lancashire  Regiment,,  and  took  part  in  the  march  from  the  Orange  River  to  the 
Modder  River,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Orange  River  Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal. 

>9  Major  Fraser  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSqa-iooo  with  the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashire  Regiment* 
and  commanded  the  Beaconsfield  Town  Guard  during  the  siege  of  Kimberley  (mentioned  m  despatches) ;  also  took 
part  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Orange  hiver  Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal. 

■iO  Majors  Murray  and  Norcott  and  i.'aptain  Daniel  served  m  the  Zhub  Va'.loy  Expedition  m  i3H  wilh  wing  of 
the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancaslrre  Kegimeut.  „      ,      _  ,  . 

-1  Captain  Ansley  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashire 
Regiment,  and  took  part  in  operations  in  the  Orange  River   Colony. 

■''  Cajitain  Humphrys  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashire 
Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  n\  the  Transvaal. 

^'  Captain  Logan  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-90  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South 
African  war  in  1899-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  mareh  from  the 
Orange  River  to  the  '\iodder  River,   and  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Orange  River  Colony  and  m  the 

-6  Captain  Feilden  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  the  Regimental  Base  Company 
ist  Battalion  North  Lancashire  Regiment  at  Cape  Town.  -,  t   *■  r~>  t 

■"  Captain  -lourdain  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1839-1900  in  command  of  a  Mounted  Infanti-y  Company  ot 
the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  march  from  the  Orange  River  to  the  Modder 
River,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Orange  River  Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal.  *  t,     ^   ,-       xt     ti 

-s  Captain  O'Brien  and  Lieut,  de  Putron  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Mortn 
Lancashire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Kimberley  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  in  the  subsequent 
operations  in  the  Orange  River  Colony.  xt      u  t  i  •       -d      - 

23  Captain  Lowndes  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1903  with  the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashire  Regi- 
ment, and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Kimberley  (severely  wounded  at  Droufield  24  Oct.  180Q).  ^  „  ^,  ,.       „     ., 

so  Captain  Robinson  and  Lieut.  Berkeley  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battaiion  woitn 
Lancashire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Orange  River  Colony  and  ni  the  Transvaal. 

«l  Lieut.  Carter  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Brigade  Signalling  Officer  gth  i^rigatle,  ana  to  ok 
part  in  the  march  from  the  Oran-e  River  to  the  Modder  River,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  m  the  Ura:ige  Kiver 
Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal.  ...     ..  ^  tj   i.^   i„, 

;«  Lieut.  Bowen  and  Second  Lieut.  D'Arcy  served  in  the  South  African  war  m  1393-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion 
North  Lancashire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  march  from  theOrange  River  to  the  Modder  iti^er. 

•^i  Lieuts.  Wallace  and  Hewett  served  in  the  South  African  war  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  North 
Lancashire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Kimberley  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  the  orange 

arLieut^Bingham  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1809-1900  with  the  istBattahon  North  Lancashire 
Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Kimberley  {severely  wounded  at  Dronfield  24  Oct.  iUgg)  ana  m  me 
subsequent  operations  in  the  Transvaal,  „     ,   ,.       ...     ..   ^      „„^i,;,.„  -d^^: 

36  Lieut.  Woodward  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1809-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashne  Regi- 
ment, and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Kimberley  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  in  the  subsequent  operatioub  m  the 
Orange  River  Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal. 


307& 


The  Loyal     North  Lancashire  Regiment, 


•^'  Lieut.  Macaulay  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1Q00  with  the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashire  Regi- 
ment, and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Orange  River  Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal ;  was  afterwards  Com- 
mandant at  Worcester;  also  served  with  the  Mounted  Infantry. 

^8  Lient.  Creak  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  18^9-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashire  Regiment, 
;iud  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Orange  River  Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal;  was  also  employed  as  Divisional 
Signalling  Officer  1st  Division. 

■lu  Lieut.  Flint  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i?9g-i9oo  with  the  :st  Battalion  North  Lancashire  Regiment, 
iind  took  part  in  the  march  from  the  Orange  River  to  the  Modder  River  {slightly  wounded  on  28  Dec.  1899),  and  in 
the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Orange  River  Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal. 

■11  Lieut.  Clifford  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  and  as  Adjutant 
Kimberley  Light  Horse,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Kimberley— slightly  wounded  at  Carter's  Farm  28  Nov. 
J899  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Orange  River  Colony  and  in  the 
Transvaal. 

■1-  Lieut.  Webster  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashire 
Regiment,  and  had  charge  of  an  Armoured  Train  during  the  siege  of  Kimberley  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  took 
part  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Orange  River  Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal. 

■>;'  Second  Lieuts.  Wiltshire  and  Fitzpatrick  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion 
North  Lancashire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  march  from  the  Orange  River  to  the  Modder  River,  and  in  the 
j^ubsequent  operations  in  the  Transvaal. 

^■>  Second  Lieut.  Case  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashire 
Regiment. 

*^  Second  Lieut.  Smyley  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashire 
Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Orange  River  Colony  (slightly  wounded  at  Katsbosch)  and  in  the 
Transvaal. 

*'  Second  Lieut.  Paul  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-iooo  with  the  Imperial  Yeomanry,  and  took  part  in 
operations  in  the  Transvaal ;  afterwards  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashire  Regiment. 

■**  Lieut.  Gill  served  in  the  South  A'rican  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashire  Regiment, 
and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Kimberley,  in  the  march  from  the  Orange  River  to  the  Modder  River,  and  in  the 
.subsequent  oiierations  in  the  Orange  River  Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal. 

Hecordof  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Loijal  yorth   Lancatthire  Regiment, — formerly  the  8ist  [Loyal 

Lincoln  Volunteers)  Refjiment. 
Raised  a^  '*  Loyal  Lincoln  Volunteers  "  in  1793.  Ireland  and  England,  to  1794.  f3oth  Regiment 
incorporated  with  Sist,  1795.)  Barbadoes.  to  March  1797  England,  to  Sept.  1797.  Guernsey,  to  17  98 
<_'ape  Colony,  to  1S03.  [2ud  Battalion  rai.sed  in  1S03.  Ireland,  to  1808.  The  Peninsula,  to  1809  (battle 
of  Corunna).  England  and  Holland,  to  1809.  England,  to  i8ir.  Jersey,  to  1814.  Holland,  to  1816. 
Absorbed  into  ist  Battalion,  Man-h  i8ji6.]  England,  to  April  1803.  Jersey,  to  Sept.  1803.  KngKnc!, 
to  1805.  Malta,  to  1S06  (battle  of  Maida).  Sicily  and  Italy,  to  181 2.  The  Peninsula  and  France,  to 
1814.  Canada,  to  May  1815.  England,  to  Aug.  1815.  France,  to  1817.  Ireland,  to  1S22.  Nortl. 
America,  to  1829.  West  Indies,  to  183 1.  England,  to  1832.  Ireland,  to  1836.  Gibraltar,  to  1839.  West 
indies,  to  1843.  Canada,  to  1847.  Eugland,  to  1S52.  Ireland,  to  1853.  India,  to  1S65.  England,  to 
iSOj.  Ireland,  to  I S70.  Gibraltar, to  1874.  India,  to  1883  (Afghan  war,  1878-79),  Entitled  "  2nd 
R.attalion  Loyal  N'orth  Lancashire  Regiment,"  1S81.   England,  to  1887.   Jersey,  to  1890.   Ireland,  1890 


The  Northamptonshire  Regiment.  308 

i^t0att.All9liaba<i, Bengal.-]    Formerly  the  4Sth  (Northamptonshire)  ami  V       48 

.auBatt.,  South  Africa.      J  ^/^^  ^g/A  {Rutlandshire)  B.eqinieuts.  ^''^'r"':' «ll'"'' 

"^  ^  /  ^  •  L  NORTHAMPTON . 

(The  3ra  Battalion  is  formed  of  the  Northampton  and  Kutland  Militia.) 

"Louisburg"  '^QuEEiiC,  1759"  *' GinRALTAR*' with  the  Castle,  Key,  and   "  Movfh  Ttigignia  Culf-e."    "Egypt" 
^with  the    Sphinx).     "  .Uaida  "    "Doubo"    *' Talavera  "     "Albuhera"     "Badajoz"*     *' Salamawca  " 

\  ITTORIA  "PyRKNEKS"      "  N'ivki.T.H  "    "  OrtBES  "    "  ToULOUSE  "    "  PENI^SULA  "      "  SEVASTOPOI. '*     *'NEW 

Zealand      '*  South  Africa,  1879  "  "  Tikah." 


Years' SeiJ 


Half 
Pay. 


Colonel.— Robert  Children  Whitehead,*  CB.  Ensign,  7  Oct.  51 ;  Lieut.  PjS  Aug.  54 ;  Captain,  30  Nov.  53 ; 

Major,  P15  Feb.  6i ;  Bt.Lt.Colonel,  29  Dec.  71  ;  Lt.Colonel,  23  May  74;    Colonel,  1  Oct.  77;  Major 

General,  14  Dec.  87;  Colonel  Northamptonshire  Ret^iment,  7  Oct.  97. 
Lieutenant  Colonels.— I  ;).«.^.  William  Saume  Capper,-  Lieut.  12  Feb.  76J  Captain,  15  May  84;   Breuef 

Major,  15  June  85  ;  Major,  19  Auff.  93 ;  Lt.Colonel,  6  Apr.  q8, 
2  Henry  Cuthbert  Denny,  2nrf  X<.  31   Oct.  77  ;  Lieut,  ■ig  Oct.  79 ;   Capt.  20  Oct.  8ij;    Major, 1-2   Apr.  93 ; 
Lt.Colonel,  17  Mar.  99. 


Majors. 
2  William    Francis    Fawcett,^   2nd  in'} 

Command  18  Jan.  99    } 

1  i^.it.c.  Thomas  U'Oyly  Snow^  {Bf.Lt.  ] 

Colonel,    16  Nov.  08},   2nd   in   Com-  ]■ 

mand  26  Apr.  99    ) 

I  p. Jf.c.Thomas  Edward  Comptonj'CVjw-") 

mandaiit  Pachmarhl  Depot    j 

John  CoUinHon.s  CB.  {Bt.Lt.Col.   18  > 

N0V.96;  t'o/.  i&  a ov. 00), Egt/pf .Ar7ntf  j 

1  William  Weallens"     

2  Archer  Clive  Bolton^ 

T  FtC  Alan  Richard  Hill^  

2  Edward  Fitzjjerald  Brereton^**    

Captains. 

2  p.e.c.  Charles  Sturrock  Copland  

2  Charles  Stewart  Prichard 

1  Frederick  James  Parker,  Adjutant  ^ 

5  Auff.  98   J 

p  s.c.  Arth. Herbert  Barthorp,0..i..4.  ■> 

General,  Jamaica,  30  Nov.  98 y 

Arthur  Herbert  Cleveland  Kenney-  ) 

Herbert, i>.  J. -^  Gen.y^atal,  9  Oct.  99) 

Arthur  Parkin, >3  Uganda  Rifia    

Harry  Crewe  Godley,   Brig.  Major,  \ 

Alder»?tot,  3  Aup:.  00  {temp.) '. S 

2  George  Eustace  Ripley  

John  AndrewChilton  Wetherall, -44;".  j 

I    Volunteer  Botfalion  'a\  A\)T.  96 > 

2  John  Little,  Adjutant  20  Nov.  08 

I  Arthur  Francis  Bacon, '^  South  Africa 
Edward  Osborne  Smith,  Adjutant  3  } 

Battalion  :  Oct.  97     j 

I  William  Burnett  Woodham'* 

1  Malcolm  David  Graham 

2  Arthur  Athelwold  Lloyd  

I     Herbert    Charles  Metcalfe,  Di»frict ) 

I  Iii»p.ofMi'»kt'frii,  Ireland,  10  Nov. 00  j 

/     Georpe  Addison  Bramwell,  Aasint.to^ 

the  Dep.  Asoiixt.  Adj.  for  Signalling,  > 

Aldemhot,  2  Jan,  99   j 

Charles  Ernest  Hi;^ginbotham,.V»;jf//.  > 

of  Qymuiisiit,  Dtcon/wrt,  21  July  99) 

Hug'h  de  Crespif^ny  Huntsman,-4r;Hy  > 

Pag  Department >" 

1  Harold  Henry  Norman'^   

2  Lewis  Gray  Freeland 

2  Philip  Allen 

I  George  Alexander  Trent** 

1  Richard  Walter  Rawlins,'' .S'.  . ■//>(>«,. 
George  Wm.  Kodway,  i?cKfrr*'  (Depot) 

2  Thomas  William  Shene  Keni'^   

R.    AV.  Coomb-',  Reserve,   with   Prori- 

sional  Bn.  12nd  Lt.  W.  Kent  Mil.  11 

June  79  ;  Lt.  4  Bn.   JV.  Kent  Rrgt.. 

9  Jan.  8i  ;   Captain  do.,  27  Sept.  84) 

Lieutenants. 

2  Percy  Cyriac  Burrell  Skinner 

I  Leonard  George  William  Dobbiu-'O     .. 

ifarmaduke     Osw.    Norman    Rses-  ^ 

Webbe,  Special  Seroice,  S.  Africa    .  > 

Wm.Twisleton  Layard,^'  Chinese  Regt. 

Harrv  Hugh  Sidney  Knox, --Ugandii-  f 

Rijle»  : ) 

1  Horace  Robert  Hawley  Drew-*  

2  Everard  Knatchbull-Hugessen  

Hueh  Seymour  David  Stuart, 2*.4riHy  "> 

Pag  Deprrfmoit  ) 

2  Charles  Kyder  John  Mowatt  (De^JoO--. 

2  Reginald  Charles  Coldwell  

2  George  Arthur  Royston-Pigott    

2  James  Isidore  Wood-Martin     , 

1  Walter  Manse!  Parker'-^''  {Depot)  ....... 

2  William  Tomlinson  Wyndowe 

2  Claude  Deleval  Disney-Roebuck 

T  Frederick  ThesiferWiUiams-"-    

2  Charles  Walter  Barton    

I  Francis  Pope  , 


2ND    LIEUT. 


CAPTAIN. 


i2juue   78    14  April  80   25  Mar.   S4 
22  Jan.    79      I  July    81 1     1  July    87 

14  Nov.    S3 

20  Aag.   84 

30  Sept.  82 

22  Nov.  84 

I  Sept.  86 

I  Sept.  86 


30  Jan.  78    15  Nov. 

22  Jan.  79      8  May 

II  May  78,  23  Jan. 

22  Feb.  79    25  Aug. 

22  Feb.  79    29  Jan. 

II  Aug  80    12  Mar. 


I 


22  Jan,    81 


I  July 
10  May 
lo  May 

27  Jan. 

10  Mar. 

19  Dec. 

30  Jan. 

14  May 

14  May 

14  May 
23  Aug. 

10  Sept. 

12  Nov. 
7  Feb. 
7  Feb. 

7  Feb. 


1  July    87 

2  Sept.  89 

13  Sept.  89 
2  7  Nov.   go 

19  Jan.  91 

19  Jan.  91 
I  Mar.  91 

3  Oct.  92 

8  Mar.  93 

17  May    93 
28  July    93 

28  July    93 

20  Sept.  93 
S  Nov.  93 
1  Apr.    94 

30  May    94 


BBEV.MAJ. 


I  Apr.    94 

1  May    97 

8  Nov.    93 

30  May    94 

8  Apr.  93 
19  Sept.  96 
22  Sept.  96 
1 8  Jan,    90 


5  Feb.  S7 

4  May  871 

T4  Sept.  87 

8  Dec.  88 

8  June  89 

3  May  90 1 

28  June  90 j 

5  Dec.  38; 
17  Jan.  gi| 


2&  Feb.    851  30  May    94 

16  Apr.    go      2  Jan.    99 
20  May    go    18  Jan.    gg 


14  Aug. 

I  Mar. 

9  Sept. 
^4  Oct. 
17  May 
22  June 
29  Sept. 


18  Jan. 
12  Apr. 

21  July 

22  Sept. 
20  Dec. 

9  July 


8  Apr.    gi 
2:j  May    91 


10  Oct. 
17  Dec. 

9  Sept. 

23  Dec. 
23  Dec. 

17  Jan. 


2  June  g4 
12  Dec.  g4 
20  Feb. 
20  Feb. 

7  Dec. 
20  Feb. 
15  May 

8  Sept. 
J  Dec. 
I  Dec. 


*  Major  Fawcett  serveti 
in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879, 
and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Uluudi 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  Boer  war 
of  i83i.  and  was  present 
in  the  engagement  at 
Lang's  Nek. 


8  Nov. 
29  Nov. 

7  Dec. 

9  Oct. 
26  Aug. 

T  A]ir. 

6  May 

7  Aug. 

7  Nov. 
10  Nov. 
23  Feb. 
23  P'eb. 

9  Apr. 
:8  Jan. 
12  Apr. 
22  Sept. 
18  Oct. 

8  Nov. 


4  June   00 

29  June   00 

6  Colonel  CoUinson  served  in  tliL- 
Zulu  war  of  1S79,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war 
of  18S1  in  the  Mounted  Infantry,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
Lang's  Nek  and  the  Ingogo  River. 
Served  with  the  Dongola  Expedi- 
tionary Force  under  Sir  Herbert 
Kitchener  in  1896  in  command  of  the 
13th  Soudanese  Battalion,  including 
the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the 
operations  at  Hatir  (mentioned  in 
97;  despatches.  Brevet  ot  Lt.Colonel, 
97I  Britisl;  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
98  with  two  Clasps) ;  and  in  the  opera- 
'98!  tion^   in  iSgS,  including    the  battle 

98  of  the  Atbaia  (mentioned  in  de- 
gg  spatchesl.and  commanded  an  Egyp- 
gg  tian  Brigade  at  tVie  battle  of  Khar- 
gg  toum  (ment  oned  ill  despatches,  re- 
gy,  ceived  the  thanks  of  both  Houses  of 

99  Parliament,  CB.  and  two  Clasps). 


^oo  TJia  Northamptonshire  Regiment. 


LiBUTEiriNTS.  I  illa^IHIl  "■"'•■■•         I 

I  Harold  Oartwrisrht  i  Uec.  97;  20  Uec.    99| 

I  Robert  Eddington  Gordon    1=  Dec.  97,   19  Jan.    00 

I  Frederick  Kennedv  Bally    '  16  Feb.  08      1  Feb.    00 

1  Alex.  Ohas.  Broughton  Mackinnon  ...  4  May  98      «  June  00 

2  Frederick  William  Darwall 4  May  98;  16  June   03  ' 

Second  LiKnTEXANTs. 

T  Charles  O.'sley  Morris 7  May  98I 

2  Svdner  Arthur  Thompson 28  Jan.  99 

1  Cyril  Percy  Downer to  May  99 

2  Ernest  Alt'red  Brooke  Alston iS  O.t.  90 

1  Frederick  Alexander  Don iS  Oct.  99 

2  Geor<re  PoUot-k  Onunanney iS  Oct.  99 

2  Cyril  Nelson  Beetham  Williams 15  Nov.  99 

2  Arthur  Hush  Sartoris I  9  Dec.  99 

I  Edmunil  Locock  Hughes |  17  Feb.  00 

'  I  David  Watson  Powell    1  17  Feb.  00 

,  I  Waller  auss-11  Russell |  11  Apr.  00 

II  Dnngla"  Henry  Randall  Giffard 18  Apr.  00 

II  Claude  Graham 18  Apr.  00 

1  Stuart  Harman  .Tcsepb  Thunder    ...  21  Apr.  00 

1     Hugh  Nicholson-* 5  May  00 

'2  Arthur  George  Joiner   1  4  Aug.  00 

Philip  James  Partridse 4  Aug.    00 

2  Arthur  Guy  Leslie  Pepys 19  Sept.  00 

IQuarter  Miifter.—i  William  Fricker,  11  Oct.  99;  Ilott.  Lieut. 

,11  I  Henry  Belcher,  S  Aug.  00  i  iTo".  £i>"<. 

Facings  White. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
,.,(  Baltalion  etnbarkei  for  India,  5  Oct.  1S92.     2i!i  Battalim  emlarif,!  for  South  Africa,  20  Oct.  1899. 

'  Maior  General  Whitehead  served  with  the  97th  Tlegimeut  in  the  Crimea  from  the  25th  Nov  1854,  lucludiug 
the  sie-e  and  fall  of  Sebastop.^1,  and  was  of  the  storming  partv  at  the  assiiult  of  the  Redan  on  the  8th  beptem- 
irertmenttoned  ill  despatches  foi  distinguished  conduct,  Medal  with  Cla«p,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjid-e,  anti 
Turk.Vh  Medal).  Commanded  the  58th  Foot  in  the  Zulu  war  of  i379.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
iTiiindi  (mpiitioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with.  Clasp).  .      ,      ,^  ,-.■■■ 

!^  LfcXnd  Ca  per  serVed  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  85th  Light  Infantry  m  the  Koorum  Div.s.on 
includin"  the  Zaimn.ln  E.xpedition  and  the  assault  of  Zawa,  at  the  evacuation  of  Ah  Khel  and  m  the  ex,,ed.tion 
«c,ahr,t  the  Chumkanis;  wis  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Watson  (Mertal)  Served  m  the  Boer  war  in  188.. 
siJvM  in  the  E™ptiHn\var  of  .882  iu  the  Transport  Service  (Medal  and  Khedive's  Stan.  Served  m  the  Me 
Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Desert  Column  with  the  Transport,  and  was  present  at  the  seizure  of  the  Gakdul 
Wells  in  the  actions  at  Abu  Klea  aad  El  Gubat,  in  the  reconnaissance  to  Metammeh,  and  at  the  attack  on  the 

"^ra-iLTsnowt^verin 'S'Lluwarof  ,879  (Medal  with  Clasp,. .  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  m 
■834-8^  with  the  Mounted  lufantrv  of  the  Camel  Corps,  and  was  present  in  the  actions  at  Abu  Klea  and  Abu 
Kru-severelY  wounded  (Medal  wi.h  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  camptign  in  the  Soudan 
SerirrHeri,ertKitchenerin.898as  Brigade  Major  British  Brigade,  and  afterwards  to  the  ist  Brigade  Bntisk 
Division,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of 
T  t  Cniniipl   Rrirish  "Medal    and  Kbedive's  Medal  witli  two  Clflsps).  . 

V  Maioi  Compton  sl^^^^^^^  sSth  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement 

■,tUlumli(Sal  withClasp).  Served  in  thi  Boer  war  of  1SS0-81,  and  commanded  a  detachment  ot  a  company 
It  the -St'^  Re^imeT.t  in  the  defence  of  Standerton  (mentioned  iu  despatches).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the 
Non^m'k  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-^8  with  the  ist  Battalion  Northamptonshire 
Regiment  witl  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  took  part  in  the  operations  on  ^be  Samana  Range  and  was 
,Vi  esent  at  the  capture  ol  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  the  reconuaissanc.e  of  the  baran  ftai  (Medal  with 

"'^Miiior  We'allens  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  TJlundi  (Medal  with 
i'las,,)-'  .Served  in  the  camnaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham  Lockhart  in  1897-98  vnth 
11  e  i'  t  Battahon  Northamptonshire  Regiment,  including  the  operations  on  tl^^f  °i'"",R«'^f?l,»^^^,"^"'  ,  f,^u^^^^ 
Exneditionarv  Force,  including  the  engagements  at  Chagi-u  Kotal  and  Dargai  the  capture  of  the  bampagha  Pass, 
the  r«;onnais^aiice  o -the  Saran  Sar,  and  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clas,,si 

siS,™  Bolton  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at   Ulundi  (Medal  with 
Clasn)      Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Langs  Nek 

'Maior  mil  was  employed  in  N.atal  during  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79  (Medal).  Servedm  theBoer  war  of  1881,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Lang's  Nek  and  Majuba  Hill-wounded  (mentioned  m  despatches,  and 
Victoria  Cross)  was  awarded  the  FC  "  for  gallant  conduct  at  the  action  of  Lang's  Nek  on  the  2Sth  January 
t88i7nhav^n-  aft"?  the  retreat  was  ordered,  remained  behind  and  endeavoured  to  carry  out  of  action  Lieutenant 
BaiHe  SeTame  Corps  who  was  Iving  on  the  ground  severely  wounded.  Being  unaole  to  lift  that  othcer  into 
The  said  e  he  carried  him  iu  his  arms  until  Lieutenant  Baillie  was  shot  dead.  Lieutenar.t  Hill  then  brought 
a.  wo-^pded  man  out  of  action  on  his  horse,  after  which  he  returned  and  rescued  another  All  these  acts  being 
neH-ormed  u"der  a  heavy  fire."  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  bu-  W  ilham 
Lockhart  h"  18,743  with  the  ist  Battahon  Northamptonshire  Regiment  with  the  TirahExpechtionary  Force 
«nd  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Chagi-u  Kotal  and  Dargai,  and  in  the  operations  m  the  Bara  \  alley  (Medal 

'^'"'MarofSeton  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham  Lickhart  in 
i8q7^S  with  the  ist  Battahon  Northamptonshire  Regiment,  inclnding  the  operations  on  the  bamana  Range,  and 
with  tlrTirah  Expeditionarv  Force,  including  the  engagements  at  Chagru  Kotal  and  Dargai,  the  capt^.re  of 
the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar,  and  the  operations  m  the  Bara\aUey 

*^?l"a,^Spa7kin'4Tvedinthecampaigiion  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wmiam  Lockhart  m 
-807-Q8  with  the  ist  Battahon  Northamptonshire  Regiment  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range,  and 
with  the  TiraiEipeditionarv  Force,  including  the  engagements  at  Chagl-u  Kotal  and  Dargai,  the  capture  rf 
the    fc'ampagha  and  Arhanga.  Passe-s    the  refonuaissaUce    of  the   Saran  Sar,  and  the  operations  m  the  Bar» 

^u"g'ama£"Ba''cmiser"e'd'\n?he -campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WiUiam  Lockhart  in 
.Sq7-q8  with  the  ist  Battalion  Northamptonshire  Regiment,  including  the  operations  on  the  bamana  Range  and 
with  the  TiralKxpeiUtionary  Force,  includmg  the  engagements  at  Chagru  Kotal  and  Dargai,  the  cap  ure  of  the  , 
Sampaglia  an.l  Arhanga  Passes,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar,  and  the  operations  m  the  Bara  \alle5  (Medal 

"'■'^('■anuin'woodham  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wiliam  Lockhart  TO  . 
.an,.;,"  with  the  ist  Battalion  Northamptonshire  Regiment,  including  the  operations  on  the  bamana  Range  a*t 
witliTheTiral  Expeditionary  Force,  includ.ng  the  engagements  at  Chagru  Kotal  and  Dargai.  the  onptiire  of  t^ 
Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar,  and  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal 
with  three  Clasps). 


The  Northamptonshire  Eegiment.  309a 

15  Captain  Norman  perveil  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  IntUa  untler  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  istBattalu.n  Northamptonshire  Regiment  with  the  Tirnh  Expeditionarv  Force  ami  Wds  present 
at  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Vallev  (Metl'il  with  two  Clasps) 

16  CaptHiu  Trent  served  in  the  camp.uiin  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  IncUfl.'under  Sir  "William  Lockhart  in  i8q?- 
98  with  the  ist  Battahon  Northamptonshire  Regiment  with  the  Tiiah  Expeditionary  Force,  and  was  present  in  the 

'  engas:ement^  at  Chagru  Kotal  and  Durcrai,  the  capture  of   the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  the  recon- 
naissance of  the  Saran  Sar— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps), 

1"  Captain  Rawlins  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-9S  -with  the  1st  Battalion  Northamptonshire  Regiment,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Ran^e  and 
with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  mclnding  the  en'jagemenus  at  ChaL'rn  Kotnl  and  Dargai,  the  capture  of  the 
Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Modal  with  three  ( 'lasps). 

18  Captain  Kent;  bcrved  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  :S95  as  Transport  Officer  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Servediu  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-08 
with  the  ist  Battalion  Northamptonshii-e  Regiment,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Ran<^e  and  with  the 
Tirah  Expediticnary  Force,  including  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Pasaes  and  th'e  operatious  in 
the  Bara  Valley  (three  Clasps). 

-f  Lieut.  Dobbin  served  in  the  cam]mign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S97-9S  with  the  ist  Battalion  Northamptonshire  Regiment,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range,  and 
with  the  Tirah  Experlitionary  Force,  including  the  engatrements  at  Cha9-ru  Kotal  and  Dargai,  the  capture  of 
the  Samiiagha  and  Arhau>ja  Passes^  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar,  ai'd  the  operations  in  the  Bara 
Valley  (Medal  with  three  L'lasps), 

-1  Lieut.  Layard.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Hnr„'s  Annual  Array  List,"  p.  786. 

-^  Lieut.  Knox  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  Wen  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897- 
98  with  trie  rst  Battahon  Northampt.-nshire  Regit^ent,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range,  and  with 
the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  engagements  at  Chagru  Kotal  and  Dargai,  the  capture  of  the 
Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passe:*,  the  Dwatoi  reconnaissance,  and  the  operations  iii  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with 
three  Clasps). 

^3  Lieut.  Drew  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  :397-9S 
with  the  ist  Battalion  Northamptonshire  Regiment,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range,  and  with  the 
Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  eusagement  at  Dargai  (Medal  with  three  Claspsi. 

-*  Lieut.  Stuart  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  N'orth  AVest  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WUliam  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  ist  Battalion  Northamptonshire  Regiment,  including  the  operatious  on  the  Samana  Range,  and 
with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  engagements  at  Chagru  Kotal  and  Dargai,  the  capture  of 
the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Fasses,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar,  and  the  oijerations  in  the  Bara  Valley 
(Medal  with  three  Clasps), 

25  Lieut.  Parker  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  uniler  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S97-9S  with  the  ist  Battalion  Northamptonshire  Regiment,  iucludiag  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range,  and 
with  the  Tirah  Expediti^jnary  Force,  including  the  engagements  at  Chagru  Kotal  and  Dargai.  the  capture  of 
the  Sampagha  and  Arhani^a  Passes,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar,  and  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley 
(Medal  with  three  Cla'-jis). 

-fi  Lieut.  Williams  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  Tudia  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1097-98  with  the  ist  Battahon  Northamptonsliire  Regiment  mth  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with 
two  Clasps). 

2**  Second  L=eut.  Nicholson  served  iu  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  snd  Battalion  Hampshire 
Regiment. 

Record  of  the  Sei'vices  of  the  jst  Battalion  Northarn pto nsh  ire  Reglmeut  {formerly  the  48^/1.  RecjUnent). 

Raised  at  Norwich  as  the  59ih  Foot,  1741.  England,  to  174^1.  Low  Countries,  to  1745.  Scotland,  to  1747.  Low 
(Countries,  to  1748.  (Became  the  4Sth  Regiment  in  1743.)  Ireland,  to  1755.  North  America,  to  1763.  Ireland,  to 
1773.  West  Indies,  to  1781.  Scotland,  to  1783.  Ireland,  to  :7S8.  West  Indies,  to  1794.  England,  to  1795.  West 
Indies,  to  1797.  England,  to  1798.  Gibraltar,  to  1800.  Malta,  to  1803.  England,  to  1805.  Gibraltar,  to  1809.  [ind 
Battalion  raised  in  1S03.  England,  to  1804.  Ireland  and  England,  to  1807.  Ireland,  to  iSoo.  The  Peninsula,  to  1811. 
To  England,  1814,  when  it  was  disbanded.]  The  Peninsula,  to  1814  (passage  of  the  Douro,  battles  of  Talavera, 
Albuhei-a,  Badajoz,  Salamanca,  Vittoria,  Fyre'nees,  Nivelle,  Orthes,  and  Toulouse).  Ireland,  to  1S16.  New  South 
Wales,  to  1S24.  India,  to  1834.  England,  to  1837.  Ireland,  to  1838.  Gibraltar,  to  1844.  Jamaica,  to  1847. 
Ireland,  to  1S50.  England,  to  1853.  Corfu,  to  1855.  The  Crimea,  to  183^  (siege  of  Sebastopol).  Malta,  to  1857. 
Gibraltar,  to  1858.  India,  to  1S65.  England,  to  1866.  Ireland,  to  1868,  Malta,  to  1S72.  India,  to  1S80.  Ireland, 
to  1SS5.    England,  to  i88s. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion. 
Raised  in  1755,  and  numbered  the  60th.  England,  to  1757.  Ireland,  1757.  (Re-numbered  the  sSth,  1757.) 
Canada,  to  170c  (capture  of  Louisburg  and  Quebec).  Expedition  to  Havannah,  to  176J.  England,  to  1771.  Gib- 
raltar, to  1784  (siege  of  that  place).  (Entitled  the  "'Rutlandshire  Regiment,"  17S2.)  England,  to  17S7.  Ireland, 
to  1793.  England,  to  1794.  West  Indies,  10  1795  (capture  of  Martinique,  St.  Lucia,  and  Guadaloupe;.  England, 
101798.  Minorca,  to  1800.  Malta,  180:.  Egypt,  to  1802  (battles  of  Aboukir  and  Alexandria).  Ireland,  to  1803. 
Jersey,  1803.  Ireland,  to  1S05.  Malta,  1805.  Italy,  to  1S06  (battle  of  Maida).  Sicily,  to  1812.  The  Peninsula,  to 
1814  (battles  of  Salamanca,  Vittoria,  the  Pyrenees,  Nivcile.  Nive,  Orthes,  etc.).  North  America,  1S14.  Belgium 
and  France,  1815  (occupation  of  Paris).  England  and  Ireland.  iSio.  Jamaica,  to  1822.  England,  to  1S24.  Ire- 
land, to  1826.  England,  to  )8:!S.  Ceylon,  1841.  England,  to  1S43.  New  South  Wales,  to  1S45.  New  Zealand,  to 
1850  (Maori  war).  England,  to  1S64.'  India,  to  1874.  England,  to  1S73.  (Entitled  "  2nd  Battalion  Northampton- 
shire Regiment,"  :SSi.)  South  Africa,  to  1885  (Zulu  and  Boer  wars).  Hong  Kong,  to  iS3S.  Singapore,  to  1S92, 
England,  to  1895.    Channel  Islands,  1895. 


Princess  Charlotte  of  Wales's  (Royal  Berkshire  Regiment). 

niierli/  the  4gfh    (Fri iict-.'m  Uliarhitte  (if  Wales') 
(Herts)  and  the  66th  (Berkshire)  Ecjiments. 
(The  3id  Battalion  is  formed  of  the  Berks  Militia.) 


Heqnaenlal  Oi^lrut,   I  y 

BEADING.        J  *^ 


2nd 


at  Batt.,  Gibraltar. 
Batt.,  S.Africa. 


**  VlTTOHIA  * 


Ptrenbfs" 
*'  Alma  *' 


EgUONT-OP-Zbb"     "COPENHiGEN"       '■DoUEo"      •'TlUVEEA  AlBUHEEA 

"NivBiLE"  "Nive"  "Oethks"  "Peninsola"  "Qdeenstown'    "China      (with  the  Dragon). 

Iwkbeuah"  "Sevastopol"  "  Kandahar,  i33o"  "Afghanistan,  1379-80        Egypt,  1882-- 

"SUAKIN,  1885"   "ToFEEK." 

F»°y!  Colonel.-Robert  William  Lowry,'  CJi.En,.<'2g  Dec.  40  ;  Lk„t.  .2  May  43  i  C"J.^f  18  Feb  48  ;  Major  15  Jut^h 
— ^1     55-  Bt  Lt  Colonel,  26  Deo.  56 ;  Ll.Colond,  P3  Mar.  63  ;  Colonel,  13  Miu-.  64  1  Major   General.  22  July  69; 
I     Z^Gfii'fraf,  I  Oct.  82;  Co/o7jcmo.val  Berkshire  Reeiment,  27 -lau.  94.  ,      ,,       „       r,     ,      k 

■■■    Lieutenant  Colonels,—!  Francis  Charles  Carter,'^^,,^  £,V„/.  ,,  May?^;  i/e"(.  4  May  80  ;   Cavf.iA.us 

J/u/or,  17    Oct.  94  ;  Lt.Colonel,  30  Apr.  99. 
—    2  iCriiesl  Henry  Biirney,^' 2»rf /.leic/.  22  Jan.  79:  iif"'.  8  Apr. 
Lt.  Colonel,  29  Aug.  00. 


Years^Ser 
Full  Half 
Pay 


23 


16 

15 

■5 
'4 


Capf.  10  Dec.  84 


Caj'l.  I  Aug.  85  ; 
Mojor,  29  Nov.  94; 


I  2KD  MBUT. 


2/) 


13  Aug. 
13  Aug. 


i 


14  Jan. 
14  Jan. 
II  Aug. 
'2  Dec. 
13  Aug. 


Majors. 
i.c.Fred.Wm.NicholasM'CrackeE,") 

2JJf/  in  Votttmanil  30  A])r.  90  ) 

2  William  Kerr   M'Clintock,-'  2nd   in  { 
Commauil.  29  Aug.  00 ) 

1  Granville    De    la    Motte    Faunce," 

Station  Conult.,  South  Africa  J 

T  Charles  Mackenzie  Edwards""  j  22  Jan. 

2  Elmhirst  Rhodes,-' i5.50 |  25  May 

ReRinald  Krtward  Traherne  Bray"  ,. 
Frank    William     M'Tier     Bunny ,2'  > 

Army  Ordnance  T>eparfment J 

2  p.x.c.  Geo.  Dering  Remington  Williams 
St.  George  John  Rathborne,^  Heaerve  ) 

{Depot]    j 

2  p.f.c.  Richard  Narrien  Gamble 

Captains. 

Charles  Turner,^'  Adj.  3  Bn.  30  Oct.  95 

I  Ramsay  Gordon  Chase^' 

1  Arthur  JohnWillinm  BovsbW,^^ Acting^ 

Brigadf  Major,  Gibraltar i 

George  Westley  Richards,  Adjutant  1 
3  Vol.Bn.  Highland  LI. Inf. t.  Nov. 95  j 

2  John  Henry  WiUes  Southey^' 

Edw.  Feetham,^'2l.>;.  i  I'o/.Bn.8  Anr.  96 
p.i.c.  Hugh  Gregory  Fitton,'"  DSO.... 
Harcourt  Ernest  Taylor,"  ^rf/.  j,Bn.  > 

Wehh  lieginirnt  i  Dec   99 i 

1  James  Ramsiiy  Wigan" 

2  Richard  Graves  MacDonnell 

1  Arthur  Stephen  Cave**    

Cnarles  Moore,  "  Iiittructor  Jloj/al  \ 
Milttarij  College  25  Aug.  97 ) 

William  Clegg,'  Stiiff  Offieer,  South  . 
Afrira  Fifld  Force,  26  Dec.  99    f 

RobertBruceSwinton,2l';/u'un(3B7i.  ) 
j  ff'eft  Surrey  Ret/inient  2S  Oct.  g7   ...  } 

1  George  Holme  Arbuthnot"    

2  Sir  Thos.  Edward  Sabiiie-Pasley,  Bf.... 
7  trerbert  Marshall    Finch,  Adjutant  , 

5  Aug.  99 ) 

2  IVank  Wigram  Fole.v 

John  Gustavus  Russell  Walsh,  Bag- 1 

gaqe  Matter,  South  .Ifrica  F.F j 

I  Wm.    Redmond    Prcndergast  Kem-1 

j        mis  Betty,  Aajutant  9  Aug.  09 S 

'i  ]Gdward  Henry  lilunt   

j     David  BUike  Maurice,  South  .Africa   ... 

'a  Arthur  George  Blton  Bineley  

Arthur  Goldingham    Paske,  Jieserre^ 
{Depot)  (2>i((  Lt.  3  MiddlesexMilitia,  ( 
23  Feb.  81  ;    Lt.  3  Bn.  .R.  Fusilier: 
1  Jul.V   Si;  Capt.  of  Res.  12  Dec. 

1  Alexander  Scott  T-irner 

Wm.  Tnr  s.  Fros.  HorW'  od,  Res.  (Dep.) 

2  Piers  William  North 


LIEUT. 

28  July 
28  July 


5  Feb. 

I.  Feb. 

II  Feb. 
17  Apr. 
21  Dec. 


i8)) 


Lieutenants. 

2  Felix  Fordati  Ready"  

Richard  Henn  Collins,  Aide  de  Camp  ) 
to  Brigadier  General  G.  G.  Cunuivg.  v 

ham,  13  July  00     ) 

I  Charles Glencairn  Hill"     

Claude  Ernest  Birch,**  District  Com-  ) 

mitsUtner,  Si'rra  Leone     } 

1  Arthur  GabeU  Macdonald 

William    Robert    Kwart   Annesley  ... 

1  Richard  Prentice  Harve.v  

2  Arthur  Henry  BathuTst(Bp;>o^)  

Archibald  Henr.v  Buchanan- Dunlop,  / 

Baihra'J  staff  Officer,  South  Africa) 

J  Herbert  Charles  kills - 

2  Frederick  John  Gosset  

1  Thomas  Cowper  Hmcks 

2  Mainwaring  Kavell  Walsh    

2  William  Brooke  Thornton j  25  Mar. 

1  Altred  Walter  Cn.\on    6  June 

2  Francis  Hamilton  Moore |    5  Sept. 


87 


5  Dec. 
10  Nov. 
17  June 


5  Dec. 
13  Aug. 

20  May 
23  Aug. 
2!  Oct. 

21  Oct. 
7  Mar. 
7  Mar. 

10  Oct. 

10  Oct. 
29  May 
20  Feb. 
25  Atar. 


29  Nov.  76 

14  Nov.  79 

4  Mar.  80 

28  July  80 

29  Sept.  801 

30  Mar.  Si 
28  Oct.  71 

2  Apr.  81 


22  Oct. 
22  Oct. 


to  May    82 

29  July 

12  May 
12  May 
6  Feb. 

14  May 

12  Nov. 
9  May 
29  Aug. 

79  Aug. 


29  Aug. 

30  Jan. 

29  Aug. 
25  Aug. 
10  Nov. 

8  Dec. 
6  Feb. 

30  Apr. 

6  Nov. 
3  Feb. 
I  Jtily 


I  Feb. 

14  Jan. 
II  May 

28  July 

8  Jan. 

28  Nov. 
25  Mar. 

8  Apr. 

6  Mar. 
2=  Aug. 

25  Oct. 

15  Nov. 

7  Jan. 
T  .Tune  9^ 
5  Mar. 

27  Aug.  98 
r  May    99 

26  July    99 


96,  22  Oct.     99 


15  Dec.  84 
6  Jan.  86 

30  Oct.  83 

28  June  84 

16  Oct.  84 
13  Feb. 


16  Nov. 

I  Apr, 
12  Feb. 

3  Aug. 

23  Jan. 
19  Feb. 


I  Mar.    90 


30  Apr. 

13  Apr. 
I  June 

10  May 
30  Aug. 

13  Nov. 

11  May 
II  May 

I  Nov. 

2S  Nov. 

25  Mar. 

28  July 
28  Jul.v 

25  Aug. 

25  Oct. 

15  Nov. 


BREV.UAJ.    I        MAJOB. 


14  Aug.   85 


27  Mar. 

97 

26  Nov. 

98 

8  June 

91 

7  Dec. 
30  Aug. 
24  Jan. 

9> 

93 
99 

I  May 

99 

I  May 

90 

16  Jan. 

89 

3  Nov. 

00 

16  Nov.    98 


I  May    99 

1  Dec.  99 
26  Dec.  99 
17  Feb. 

5  Apr. 

25  May 

26  May 
7  Nov. 


*~  Captain  Wigiin  served  througbont 
the  campaign  in  the  Eastern  Soudan 
in  188s  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the 
Berkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present 
in  the  reconnaissance  to  Hasheen  on 
the  ist  February,  in  the  engagement? 
at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba, 
and  the  subsequent  advance  to  and 
burning  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two 
Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force 
in  1SS5-S6,  including  the  engagement  at 
Giniss  (wounded). 

"  Captains  Cave.  Moore,  and 
Arbuthnot  served  with  the  Egyptian 
Frontier  Field  Force  in  iS85-86,  and 
were  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


Kill  I 

Pur. 


Princess  Charlotte  of  Waits"  (lioyal  BMshlre  Bcjimcnt). 


311 


LiBUTKWASTS, 

I  Tlinmas  Rdwrtnl  t'arew  Hunt 

I    Gerald  Ponaonbj  Sneyd  Hunt    

1  Cecil  Pierce  

■2  Laurence     Homan    Mulock     Pepys  > 

Cockerel!   .',..  j 

SBCOrrD    LllilTFXANrS  I 

2  Arthur  Kllis  Fowke  Harris    

2  Cuthbert  Henry  Tindall  Ijucas  

2  John  Retallack  Bassett    

2   Robert  Jolin  Collins 

2  Atliel:>tHu  Cliamberlayue    

Beni.Gonville  Brnmhead»  Special  Ser- } 

'  rire,  Soxfh  Africa     ) 

'I  Henry  Ardwick  Burgess    

(2  Lionel  Xlartoa 

1  Arthur  Mervyn  Holdsworth 

I  Charles  Frederick  Napier  Bartlett   

I  Alexander  Woodhurn  Xorris    

I  Lightly  Harold  Birt 

I  Herbert  Liunell  Stevens 

'2  DuBcan  Alexander  M'Doiinen  

|i  Harold  Edward  Elliott 

■     Bertie  Harry  Waters  Taylor 

Ii  John  Doug^las  Greenshie'lds  .. 

'2  Percy  Edmond  Lindred^e  Elgee 

I     Frederick  Napier  Parker 

Q,uart€>'  Masters.- 


2X1>  LIliDT 

1 5  May    o; 
S  Sept.  q; 

16  Feb.    ci 


16  Feb. 

4  May 
7  May 

1  Jane 

2  Aug. 
27  Jan. 

4  Apr. 

21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Aj)r. 

5  May 
5  May 

19  Maj- 
19  May 
19  Ma.y 
19  May 
23  May 
30  May 


10  Feb. 
25  May 
20  June 

12  July 


^»  Lieut.  Ready  served  in  the  cam- 
paign in  the  Soudan  under  Sir 
Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8o3,  and  wa.s 
I  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara 
and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches. 4th  Class  of  the  Mediidie, 
British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
with  two  Clasps). 


*"  Lieut.  Redstone  served  intbe  Soudan  cam- 
paign in  1885,  and  was  present  at  the  recon- 
naissance ta  Hasheen,  in  the  engagements  at 
Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba,  and  at  the 
destruciion  of  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medal  w"th  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star)  ; 
also  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field 
Force  in  1885-86,  including  the  engagement  at 
Ginies. 


[S  July 
James  Henry  Redstone,*"  ^5  Sept.  95  ;  Kon.  Lieut. 
Randolph  Clewett  Harding*^  17  Jan.  00 ;  Hon.  Lieut. 

Facinf)9  Blue. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
ist  Battalion  emharked  for  Qibfaltar,  2S  Jan,  1900.      2nd  Battalion  embarked  for  South  At'r. 


ca,  II  Feb.  iSqS. 


^ieut.General  Lowry  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  with  the  47th  Regiment,  incluahio-  the  battles 

'Alma  and  Balaklava.  capture  of  Balakhiva,  siege  and  t'iill  of  Sebnstopol,  Served  on  the  Staff  of  tho  Adiutant 
Jeneral's  Department  in  the  Crimea  and  at  Scutari— mentioned  in  desnacches  (Medal  with  three  Cla^ns  Hr^uPt 
)f  Lt.Colonel,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  "^  ^'  ^''''"-'' 

'3  Major  Faunce  served  with  the  66tn  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
nents  at  Giri&hk  and  Maiwand  (mentioned  in  despatches),  in  the  defence  of  Candahar,  and  at  the  battle  of'^Can- 
iahar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-^  JIajor  Edwards  served  with  the  66th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-S0.  and  took  part  in  the  defence 
if  Candahar,  and  was  i)resent  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Ciaspj.  Served  throughout  the  campaign  in 
he  Eastern  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Berkshire  Regiment,  and  was  presen't  in  the  reconnaissance 
0  Hasheen  on  the  ist  February,  and  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba  and  the  subsequent 
idvance  to  and  burning  of  Tennii  (Medal  with  two  ('lasps,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  with  tlie  E-^yptiau 
'rontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Giniss.  "^ 

="  Major  Rhodes  served  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Berkshire  Regi- 
aent,  and  was  present  at  the  surrender  of  Kafr  Dowar  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  throughout  the 
lampaign  in  the  Eastern  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Berkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  tho 
econnaissance  to  Hasheen  on  the  ist  February  as  Signalling  Officer  to  the  Second  Brigade,  and  in  the  engao-e- 
nents  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba.  and  the  subsequent  advance  to  and  burning  of  Temoi  (mentionecTin 
iespatches,  twoClasps) ;  also  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  force  in  18S5-86  an  Chief  of  the  Signalling 
")epartmeut  at  Kosheb,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss,  horse  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
OSO).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1890-1900  as  Director  of  Signalling,  arid  was  ijreseut  at  the  en^-ao-e-' 
nent  at  'ilodder  River  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

2-  Lt.Colonel  Carter  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0  with  the  Khyber  Line  Force  at  Jellalabad  (Medalj. 
Served  in  the  Ha^.ara  campaign  in  iS3£  as  Field  Intelligence  Officer  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with 
Jlasp)  ;  with  the  Looshai  Expedition  in  1SS9  (Clasp);  and  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  as  Depute' 
Issistant  Adjutant  General  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

-3  Lt.Colonel  Burney  and  Captain  Turner  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Berkshire  Regiment  throughout  the 
Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  were  present  at  the  surrender  of  Kafr  Dow;tr  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-=  Major  M'Cracken  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  187S-80  (mentioned  iu  despatches.  Medal).  Served  through- 
•ut  the  Egy])tian  war  of  1882  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Berkshire  Regiment  and  was  present  at  the  sur- 
ender  of  Kafr  Dowar  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  throughout  the  campaign  in  the  Eastern  Soudan 
n  1SS5  as  Adjutant  of  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Berkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  m  the  reconnais^^ance  to 
lasheen  on  the  ist  February,  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba,  and  in  the  subsequeni, 
dvauce  to  and  burning  of  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  two  Clasps) ;  also  served  with  the 
Igyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1SS5-36,  including  the  engagement  at  Giniss.  Served  in  the  South  African  war 
11  i3qo-i9ck3  (mentioned  iu  despatches  . 

-^  Major  M'Clintock  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Berkshire  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  during  the 
itterpart  of  the  time  as  Transport  Officer,  and  was  present  at  the  surrender  ot  Kafr  Dowar  (.Medal,  and  Khedive'.s 
car).  Served  throughout  the  campaign  intbe  Eastern  Soudan  in  1SS5  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Berkshire 
egiinent,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zcraba  and  the  subsequent  advance  to 
Qd  burning  of  Temai  (two  Clasps);  was  Assistant  Provost  Marshal  during  the  remainder  of  the  campaign. 
Iso  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Upx">er  Nile  in  18S5-S6  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Berkshire  Regiment, 
ad  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss.  Served  in  the  South  African  War  in  1899-1900. 
"^  Major  Brayi  served  with  the  66th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  of  iSSo,  and  was  present  in  the  affair  with  tb  e 
'all's  mutinous  troops  on  16th  July,  in  the  engagement  at  Maiwand  and  the  subsequent  defence  of  Candahar,ar<d 
;  the  oattle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-85 
VTedal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900, 

-*  MajorBunny  served  with  the  66th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  in  Souihern  Afghanistan  (Medal). 
•*'  Captain  Chase  served  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  T8S2  with  the  1st  Battalion  of  the  Berkshire  Regiment 
id  was  present  at  the  surrender  of  Kafr  Dowar  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the 
astern  Soudan  in  1SS5  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Berkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  recnnnaissrLiice  !<• 
asheen  on  the  ist  February,  and  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  advaace  to 
id  burning  of  Temai  (Clasp).  Also  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86,  and  was  present 
.  the  engagement  at  Giniss. 

-2  Captain  Dowell  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Berkshire  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882, 
id  was  present  at  the  surrender  of  Kafr  Dowar  ^Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).     Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition 

1884-8=  on  Transport  duty  (Clasp).  Also  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  18S5-86,  and  was 
■esent  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Brigadier  General  Commanding  2nd  Brigade. 
^  Major  Rathborne,  wh-in  a  Lieutenant  in  the  6tr.  Foot,  served  in  the  Afghan  war  iu  1R7Q-30  as  Transpoit 
Qicer  with  the  Kooruin  Valley  Field  Force  (Medal).  Served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Berkshire  Res-iment  through- 
it  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  jiresent  at  the  surrender  of  Kiifr  Dowar  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star), 
erved  throughout  the  campaign  in  the  Eastern  Scudau  in  1885  with  the  ist  BattHliouuf  the  Berkshire  Regiment, 
id  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zRreba(mentionediu  despatches  tand  the  subsequent 
Ivance  to  and  l)urning  of  Temai  (two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1335-86,  and 
as  present  with  the  Mounted  Infai  trv  iu  the  engagement  at  Gin-ss. 

B  B 


313  Princess  CharlotU  of  Wale,'  (Itoijal  Berkshire  Reghnent). 

3.  Captain  Southey  served  throughout  the  campaign  in  "-,  Eastern  Soudan  in  ,885  wj*  the  '^J  Ba«a^on  oMh, 
Berkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  n  the  reeonna.sjnce  to  Hasheen^^o^^^         Temai    Medi  w  th  two  Clasps,  u,.i 

Berkshire  Regiment,  and  was  P,'-^^'''^^™  "'«  ™^™°»;;«XTnce?o  an^burn^  served  vi.b 

at  Hasheen  and  the  Totrek  zereha  nnd  the  «'>  fjl"^"  "i',''9i?^'^f^'°l^r«edal  "'^     two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star), 
the  Camel  Corps,  and  was  present  in  'he  engagement  at   lakami.vieu^ 
Also  served  w.th  the  Egyptian  F™ntj^er  F.e  d  Foree  m  .S^|-.6   me  ud  ng  th^^^^^^  ^^  ^^^  Berkshire 

«  Major  Pitton  served  in  *e  t^amragn  in  the  Eastern  bou^^^^^^^  Frontier  Field  Force  in  .883-86.   ' 

Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  '-hf'"'':  "  ^    ;  A  ,?!\\!,'^,k  on  Imbigole  Wells.    Served  with  the  Dongola  Ex- 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  (^.,n.s>»  and  a"he  attack  on  Am  n{,o  General  Infantry  Division, 

peditionarv  Force  uu.ier  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  .896  "i**  "tI";'  fanned  inSpntchos   DSO.,  BritWl.  Medal, 
including  the  engagement  at  Firket  ^"'1  the  ope.at.ons  at  R  .Br  (m^^^^^  ^^^.^^^  „„,^^,. 

and  Khedive's  .Medal  w,th  two  C'^'sps  ■  ai.d  'a  tl  e  OT^ 

raanding  Flying  Colnmns,  and  "''ij  present  ^  '^e  oecupatum  of  B«^ci  a^^^  .^^  ^^^  operations  in  1898  as  Deputy 

AsSSfAdtitt'iit  Se^lrat  i^ltl  ^ifi'i'SnTal  ^l!ry.^tl^s'o?'the  Atbari  'and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches. 

^«  s^i^t&Se^^SsiJui^^^ign  i-ti^^^o^r  ^^^i^;:i^^^:l<^sr^ 

-.f  ES-l^^Sv^-ff^e^^^^^l^S?^  in  the  campaign  in  the 

S  :J:^t  ^'S^<?  wlil-'pliSlif  f;fr '™glgem^^t^'S='!^^lf  i^::;^ai  ,twc]  Clasps. ;  also  in  1BS3-66  with  the 
gDudan  Frontier  Force  including  the  engagement  at  Gini»s.  Mounted  Infantry,  and  was 

^"  Lieut.  Hill  served  in  the  South  Alrican  war  '"  V^99-i9o-  w  th  the  E^.^a^^^  .y^  ^^ 

present  in  the  operations  in  Cap.  V'^^^l'^, '"  °'n,'^''',^»rcKder  MatS- Seueral  H^^^^  Fourieoburg,  the 

Wepener  (wounded,,  the  capture  ot  Betnlehentlie  march  uiulerMa^  e    e  ,^^^  ^^^^^^.  „,, 

ment  at  Bronkhorstfontein. 

R.ronl  '>f  the  Services  of  the  i.(  B.ataUon  Pnnre..  Charlotte  0}  Wales  {Royal  BerJc.hire  Regunent),^ 

formerly  tJie  .jgf/i  Regiment. 

Halt  Battalion  to  Malta).    Malta,  tSSS. 

Recorl  of  the  Serrkcs  of  the  2nd  BnliaUon.  Princess  Charlotte  of  Wales'  (Royal  Bermirc  Rer,hAent).- 

formerlij  the  66th  Reijiment. 

East  Indies.lo  1S81  (Afghan  war  of  1S79-80.  battle  of  Candahar).    England,  to  1885     Ireland,  iSS,. 


:  Batt. ,  Adsn. 

d  Batt.,  South  Africa, 


The  Queen's  Own  (Royal  West  Kent  Regiment).  313 

•1  Fonnerhj  the  soih  {The  Queen's  Own)  ^       SO"*"*^ 


and  ihe  gjth  [The  Ea,i  of  JJlsters)  Bef/iments. 


r  - 

L        MA 


Quo  fas  el  gloria  ducunt." 

■■PVBlIXjiEs"   "Nitf" 

*'  SOBBAOX'* 


Egypt' 
'  Obthks' 
'Alma  " 


lental  Iliflric-f, 

'he  3rd  and  4th  Battaliousjire  formed  of  the  ist  aiid  2iid  Battalions  "West  Kent  ililitia  resiieetivel'v  ^ 

(mth  the  Sphinx).    "ViMisRi"   "Coruxna"    "Almaraz"  "  Viiiori'a ''• 
"Pexixsula"  "Pcnniar"  "Moodkeb"  "Perozeshah"  "A.i,iwal" 
iN-KERMAir"  "  Sevastopol  "  "Luckxow"  "  New  Zealaxb" 
"Egtpt,  1ES2"  "  XlLE,  1S84-S5." 
Colonel -Fowler  Burton,i  CD.,  £«,>„,  ^;o  Au?.  39;    Lieut.   15  Apr.  4.;    Cpf.  p,,   June  ;o ;   Muior 
^^^      v."'/  f^    """f''  -''.  ^""i  30:  i^Co/o«/.   ,5  Alar.  53;   Cob,,,,!.  ,0  June  62;   Mu^r  General, 
5  JIar.  So  ;   Lient. General,  25  Apr.  So;    General,  i  July  Si  ;    Colonel  West  Kent  ReWment    :;  Oct   00 
Lieutenant  Colonels.— 2  ;;....<:.  Edward  Aickin  William  Stewart  Grove.^  £ur.,/.i2  Nov.  t~,  ■  r-a'„tain  i^  Anr  Si  • 
-B/.J/,„.;r.  iSXov  82;  .V,i.,V,  ipJan.  Sa;  Zf.Co/o,,,;,  27  May  96;  Co?Me?   iq  Aii<r  ^  -o/jwm.ij  Apr.  bi  , 
Cholmeley  Edn-ard  Carl  Branhll  Harrison,"  Lieiif.  11  Sept.  76;  Captain,  4'dept"  84;  lilajor 


Lt. Colonel,  21  Mar.  00. 


:  Nov,  92 ; 


2x0   r.IKUT. 


13  Aug.    79J 

78 

791 


;  Aus. 

4  Dec. 

13  Aufj. 
II  A 11^. 

22  Jan. 
;  Jan. 


I  MAJ0B6. 

1  Arthur  Templeman   ilorse,**  sail  in  '>^ 

Comiriand  23  Dec.  98    ) 

2  y.jf.c.  Wm.  Georfre  Bairour  Western,*  > 

2nd  in  Cot.iiiiuiid  21  ilar.  00  ) 

2  Oswald  James  Daniell' (i3c/joO 11  May 

2  George  William  ilaunsell''    11  May 

2  /'.».  C-.  j^aurence  Brock-HoUinshe.ad'o  ... 
p.f.c.  Edwin  Alf.  Hervey  Aidersnn''  t 

(Of.Lt.Colonel.S  iiavqi).  Briri.Ge.i.  ■ 
Comdg.  ilouuUd  Inf.  B/vy.  S.  Jfrtca  ,' 

1  Wdfred  Edward  Rowe'- 

jj.n.c.   Fitzgerald  Wir.tour,'^  D.A.d.'f 

General,  South  Afrira  f .  F.  5  Feb.  co J 
Captaijts. 

2  Archibald  Montgomery-CampbelP*   ...! 
Edward   Devon  Caird,  JtfVy'or  Armi/^} 

Ord.  Dept > 

2  John  Pelbam  Dalison'^ 

1  William  Rd.  Norton  Annesley,"  i)SO.  ....." 

Anthony  Wood  ilart.vn'*    

I  Rodney  Charles  Stj-'le" ...'".' 

1  Xoel  Herbert  Strod'e  Lowe,™  S.  Africa         ...."_ 

2  Hampden  Lewis  Clement  Moody 

Edward   Vincent  0<homc  Hewett,^'  \  • 

Prrfes^or  Hoi/at  Mil.Collet^e,Cana(la  J  

1  Francis  Herbert  Hotham^-! 

John  Lees,-*2l<//u/ti?ir  4  I'oLmteer  Sn.^ 

Suffolk  liegiment  16  Ma.v  96 J  

Sanhope  Humphrey  Pedley,^*  Aiiju-  ) 

tttnt  3  Tol.  Saltation  16  Jlily  3S  '    ..  y  \  

1  Thomas  Taylor  Burt   :        

Francis  Charles  .Marsh  

Edward  Frederick  Venables,^^ -ItO""- > 

tant  r^rd  Balfation  26  Apr.  gS )  .         

Percy  Umfreville,  J<(;.i  V.B.2J  June97  16  Nov. 

2  Arundel  Martyn j  9  May 

Osmond  Beckett  Simpson, ^^Jrf/itiani  1  i  ._ 

2  Vohiiiteer  Battalion  1  Dec.  00 )      ^3  JJar. 

■■'-  Matthew  Perceval  Backle,Ailjutant  1^ 

21  June  07    i 

2  Richard  John  Woulfe  Flanagan 


28  April  77 
i2.ruly    So 


9  Sept.   84 


7EI 


8  May  3o 
17  Autf.  So 
31  Aug.    So 

I  July  81 

I  July  81 

I  July  Si 

I  July  El 

1  July  Si 

I  19  Dec.  S3 

I     6  Feb.  S4 

28  Feb.  S5 

28  Feb.  S5 
23  May  85 

29  Aug.  85 

2  Sept.  85 

30  Jan.  S6| 

29  Aug.  85 

30  Jan.  36 


6  Mar. 

17  Dec. 
2  Ma3' 
23  Dec. 

12  June 

16  Oct. 
2  Feb. 

I  July 
I  July 

16  Apr. 

15  Jul.y 
23  Dec. 
23  Jan. 

1  Feb. 
4  Oct. 

19  Mar. 

10  Sept. 

16  May 


28  Apr. 
25  Aug. 


6  May    85 


William  Hoare  Bourchier  Long,  Aide') 


10  Apr, 
26  June 


6  July 

20  Nov. 

7  Nov. 


dc  Camp  to  Lord  Lient.  o.f  Ireland,  . 

3  Apr.  CO  [te.up.)  ". J 

2  Charles  George  Pack-Beresford^ 

I  J.ames    Wilton    O'Dowda,™  Aide  de\ 

Camp  lotheFolitirnt  Hesideiit,  Aden) 
Liedtknants.  ' 

:  Charles  Vandeleurilolony   j     7  Nov, 

I  Tom  Parkyns  Carrington  Smith=^ I     9  Jan. 

I  Percy  Morris  Robinson^' 27  Jan. 

I  Hubert Isacke,^  .So((/A  .-l/>tf((  14  Dec. 

1  Harry   Stebbing  Bush,^  Adjutant  >  I     -  , 

S  Mar.  00  ' ;l  =^  ■*»■•• 

2  Charles  Edward  Kitson 73  Dec. 

i  Perc.v  Hastings^*  '     7  Mar. 

;     Thomas  Henry  Clayton  Nunn  (Z>eyj'j<): 
j     Eustace  Lindsey  Haweis  James,  -Staff  1 

1         Officer,  S.  Africa,  24  Aug.  00 / 

J2  Cyril  Druce |   10  Oct. 

2  Francis  John  Joslin 7  Dec, 

I2  Charles  Bonham-Carter 29  Feb, 

2  Charles  Coote  MuUoy 25  Mar. 

2  George  Douglas  Lister ■  22  July 

I     Reginald  John  Thnroton  Hild.yard,  ( 
'^oiploi/ed  under  Mil.  Goc,  Pretoria  J 


June 
t  July 

94 
95 
96 
96 
96 

Sept,  96 


2  Richard  Murray  Gregorie  Tulloch S  Sept. 

I  Lionel  Henry  Hickson^s    •  S  Sept. 

:  William  Henry  Anuesley j  i  Dec. 

1  John  Owen  Greenwood \  1  Dec. 

2  Eric  Dalbiac  Luard  1  12  Jan. 

I  Henry  Donald  Buchanan-Dlinlop f  16  Feb. 

1  Philip  Sarsfleld  Hall  3  Aug,  98 

Second  LiEclBirAifTS. 

2  Garrard  Elgood    4  Jan.    90 

I  Chauncey  Hugh  Stigand  4  Jan.    99 

I  Humphry  Wangh  Snow 20  May    99 


23  Apr. 

1  Oct. 

2  Nov. 

T4  Dec. 
23  Dec. 

23  Jan. 

I  Feb. 
13  Nov. 

24  Jan. 
:9  Mar. 

9  May 
S  Aug. 

30  Sept. 

15  Jan. 

25  Mar, 

16  May 

20  May 

4  Apr, 
13  Nov, 
16  Jul.y 
22  Sept. 
z8  Sept. 

9  Jan. 

2S  Jan. 

7  Oct. 
22  Oct. 
13  Dec. 
iS  Dec. 

SMar. 
27  Oct. 


30  Sept.  95 

15  Jan.    96 

16  May    96 

16  May    96; 

20  May 
zo  May 

16  July 


16  July 
29  Jan. 

iS  Dec. 

iS  Dec. 
27  Oct. 


23  Dec. 

4  Oct. 

1 2  June 
19  Mar. 
9  May 

^7  ilay 

23  Dec. 
21  Mar. 


B  E  2 


3T4  The  Queens  Own  (Eoyal  West  Kent  Eeyiment), 


Second  Lieutenant8.  ,2nfii.iKUT.| 

:  Guy  Francis  Headlam  Keenlyside 12  Aug.  99 

1  James  Wbiteliead 12  Aup;.  99 

2  John  Temple  TwisUeton-W^keham- ?     g  Dee.  go 
Fieunes 3 

Kenneth  Douglas  Murray  Henderson  20  Jan.  00 

2  John  rlumi»hrey  Bennett 124  Jan.  00 

2  Thomas  Ernest  Hulbert. '17  Feb.  00 

2  Arthur  Kenneth  Gr.int 7  Mar.  00 

2  Georfre  Frnest  Wood  Morris    18  Apr.  oo\ 

2  E»i\v«rrl  Hubert  Noiman  iS  apr.  001 

1  .rack  Charles  Parker^'J 21  Apr.  co 

2  Hew  Dacrea  Beltrrave    21  Apr.  ooj 

Henry  Cecil  Jebb  White  21  Apr.  00 

I  Robert  Lynch  White  5  May  00 

Frederick  Cba]<)nerBeamish iq  May  00' 

Ernest  John  Hudson 5  Doc.  00' 

Quarter  Manfers.— I  Stanley  James  Barton,***  22  June  98  ;  Hon.  Lifuf, 
2  Joseph  Couch,  26  Ajir.  go  ;  Hon.  Liettf. 
Richard  John  Roche,*'  5  July  82  ;  J£un.  Cnpfaln,  5  July  g2.—li(xrrvc  {Depot). 
Facini/K  Blue. — Agentx,  Messrs.  Oox  and  Co. 
igi  Baffdllon  emharkedfor  Egypt.  18S2.       -zvd  Battalion  returned  ffom  Eginif^ 
4  March  1900  ;  embarked  for  South  Africa^  16  March  iqoo. 

'  General  Barton  served  with  the  97th  Regt.  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  from  the  20th  Nov.  1854  to  5th  July  1855  ;  , 
•commanded  the  Light  Company  in  the  sortie  on  the  night  of  the  20th  Dec.  1854,  and  succeeded  in  driving  the 
Russians  out  of  the  most  forward  parallel,  from  which  the  Guard  had  been  compelled  to  withdraw,  and  retained  its 
possession  (Medal  with  Clasp,  BrevetofLt. Colonel,  Sardinian  Medal,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
Served  in  Bengal  in  suppressing  the  mutiny  in  1857-59,  with  the  Jounpore  Field  Force  in  the  action  and  capture  of 
Fort  Nusrutpore  (commanded  the  Sharpshooters  of  the  Brigade),  actions  of  Chanda,  Ummeerpore.and  Sultanpore 
(mentioned  twice  and  thanked  in  despatch),  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknowand  storming  of  the  Kaiserbagh;  after- 
wards served  in  Central  India  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  CBA. 

3  Lt. Colonel  Grove  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i83i  with  tho  Natal  Field  Force.  Served  with  the  1st  Battalion 
West  Kent  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kassasiu  (oth 
September),  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  "with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also 
served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1834-85  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  (Clasp). 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

''  Lt.Colonel  Harrison  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iS8r  with  the  Natal  Field  Force.  Served  throughout  the 
Egyitian  war  of  18S2  with  the  ist  Battalion  Wer.t  Kent  Regiraeut  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'■'  Major  Morse  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  West  Kent  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of 
1882,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  gth  September  (Medal,  imd  Khedive's  Stur).  Served  in  the 
Nile  Expedition  in  18S4-8:  with  the  Mounted  Infantry,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Abu  Klea  and  in  the  re- 
connaissance to  Metammeb— wounded  (two  Clasps). 

"  Major  Daniell  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  West  Kent  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  i3S2 
(Medal,  and  Khedive's  Srar). 

•^  Major  Western  served  in  the  Nile  Esp?dition  \n  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment 
(Medai  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  thecam])aign  on  the  Nortli  West  Frontier  of  India  under 
Sir  William  Lockhurt  in  1897-98  with  the  MaUiUand  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Roynl  West  Kent  Regiment 
■tluring  the  operations  m  the  Mamuud  Valley,  including  the  eiii^agements  at  As-r  iti  andGut  (wounded)  and  at 
Badalai  (mentioned in  despatches) ;  also  served  wirh  the  Buner  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Rnyal  West 
Kent  Regiment  during  the  operations  in  Buner  and  Chauila,  including  the  engagement  at  Tanga  Pass  (M^edul  with 
Clasp). 

'J  Major  Maunsell  served  with  the  1st  Battalion  West  Kent  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  i382,  and 
was  present  at  the  action  nt  Kassasiu  (9th  September)  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  in  command  of  the  escort 
to  the  ammanition  column  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Kbedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Boer 
war  of  i88i  with  the  Natal  Field  Force.  Sewed  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  FieM  Force  iu  1885-86  in  command  of 
the  English  Camel  Corps,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss. 

1"  Major  Brock-HoUinshead  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  West  Kent  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of 
1S82  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  iu  the  Nile  Exoedition  iu  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  West  Kent 
Regiment  (Clasp). 

>*  Lt.Colonel  Alderson  served  underSir  Evelyn  Wood  in  the  Boer  war  of  i38 1  in  the  Mounted  Infantry.  Served  with 
the  Mounted  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and 
Mahsama,in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin.  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  and  the  capture  of  Ca^ro  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Kbedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  E-vpedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Mouuted  Infantry,  and  was  pre- 
sent at  the  action  at  Abu  Klea  and  at  the  reconnaissance  to  Metammeh  (two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  operations 
in  South  Africa  under  Sir  Frederick  Carrington  iu  1^96  m  command  of  the  troops  in  North  Mashonaland  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  of  1899-1900  in  command' 
of  a  corps  of  Mounted  Infantry,  and  afterwards  of  the  1st  Mounted  Infantry  Corps.  [See  alsu  Civil  Decorationft 
for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786.]  .' 

•2  Major  Itovro  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  West  Kent  Regiment  (Medf^i 
and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  West  Kent  Regi? 
ment  (Clasp)  ;  also  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86,  and  was  present  in  tiie  engagemen| 
at  GinisB.  ; 

1^  Maior  Wintour  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  West  Kent  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iS82(MedaI| 
and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  iu  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-0^  as  Adjutant  to  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  West  Kenn 
Regiment  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Clasp)  ;  also  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force 
in  1885-86,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss.  Served  in  the  campai<>u  on  the  North  West  Frontier  00 
India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  iSq-?  withtne  Tochi  Field  Force  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General,; 
including  the  oi'cratious  in  the  Tochi  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Chisj)).  Served  in  the  Soilfcli 
African  war  in  1899-1900  as  a  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General. 

1*  Captain  Montgomery-Campbell  served  in  the  operations  near  Suakm  in  December  18SS,  including thi 
engagement  at  Gemaizah  (Medul  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh.  and  Khedive's  Star). 

1^  Captain  Dalisor.  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  iu  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  West  Kenl  Regimeat 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  camjiaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sil 
WiUiam  L'jckhart  in  1S97-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Baitalion  Royal  West  Kent  Regimenl 
during  the  operations  in  Upper  Swat  ar.d  the  Mamund  VaUey,  including  the  encragements  at  Landiikai,  Agrai 
and  Gut,  and  Badalai :  also  served  with  the  Buner  Field  Force  withthe  ist  Battalion  R0y.1l  West  Kent  Regimeni 
during  the  operations  in  Bunerand  Chamln,  including  the  eugagemeut  at  Tanga  Pa^s  (Medal  with  CUisiO.  Servei 
in  the  South  African  war  in  1399-1900. 

•"^Captain  Annesley  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-8=  withthe  ist  Battalion  of  the  West  Kent  Regiment  (Meda 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) :  also  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1S85-S6,  including  the  attacl 
en  .^mbigole  Wells  and  the  engngement  at  Giniss  (X>SO.). 

"*  Captain  Martyn  served  withthe  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1S35-S6,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement 
at  Giniss  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Stan. 

^'i  Captain  Style  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-36  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  ii 
the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Malakand  Field 


The   Queen's   0>cn    (Roi/al    West  Kent  Itegiment),  314^' 

Force  with  the  ist  BattaMon  Royal  West  Kent  Reijimpnt  durincr  the  operations  iu  the  Mamnnrl  VjiUev,  including- 
the  eiisragementsnt  Aprahaml  Gut  (wounded)  and  at  Badnlai ;  also  served  with  the  Buuer  Field  Forop\vith  the  ist 
Battnlion  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment  daring  the  operations  in  Buner  and  L:hamla,  including  tbe  eno-a^-ement  at 
TnnL-a  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-"  (.'aptinn  Lowe  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S97-98  with  the  Mnlakand  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment  daring  the  operationri  in 
the  Miimund  Valley,  iucliiding  the  engagements  at  Agrah  and  Gut  (wounded)  and'at  Badalai ;  als^v  served  with 
the  Buner  Field  Force  with  tbe  ist  Battalion  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment  daring  the  operations  in  Buner  ana 
Chamla  inciudingihe  engagement  at  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  (."laspK 

-'  Captain  Hewett  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  -n  1885-86,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ment at  Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Korth  We-^t  Frontier  of  India  under 
Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-08  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  as  Brigade  Signaller  ist  Biigade  during  the 
operations  in  Upper  Swat  including  the  engagement  at  Landakai  and  the  openuions  in  Bnjaur  and  the  Mohmand 
Country  and  with  ihe  Utman  Khei  Column;  also  served  with  the  Buuer  Field  Force  as  Divisional  SigiialUng 
Officer  during  the  operations  in  Buner  and  Chamla,  including  the  engagement  at  Tanga  Pass  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■^  Cajitain  Hotham  served  In  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S97-9S  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  witb  the  1st  Battalion  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment  during  the  operations  in 
the  Mamund  Valley,  including  tbe  engagements  at  Agvah  and  Gat  and  at  Badalai;  also  served  with  the  Buner 
Field  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment  durmg  the  operations  ii.  Buner  and  Chamla  in- 
cluding the  engagement  at  Tanga  Pas's  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
-^  Captain  Lees  served  with  the  expedition  up  the  Gambia  in  1391-92  (Medal  with  C'asp). 

-*  Captain  Pedley  served  in  tbe  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S97-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Battahon  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment  during  the  operations  in 
ITliper  Swat  and  the  Mamuud  Valley  including  tbe  engagements  at  Landakai.  Agrah  and  Gut,  and  Badalai ;  also 
served  with  the  Buner  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment  during  the  operations  in 
Buner  and  Chamla  including  the  engagement  at  Tauga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-••  Captain  Venablbs  served  in  the  campaiffu  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1S97-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  ^vith  the  1st  BattaUon  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment  during  the  operations 
in  the  Mamund  Valley  including  the  engagements  at  Agrah  and  Gut  and  at  B.idalai ;  also  served  with  the  Buner 
Field  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  West  Kent  Rogiment  daring  the  operations  in  Buner  and  Chamla  in- 
cluding the  engagement  at  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-'  Captain  Simpson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Touhi  Field  Force  atiacheil  to  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders  during  the 
operations  in  the  Tochi  Valley;  also  served  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  as  Regimental  Transport  Officer 
during  the  0]ierations  in  Upper  Swat  and  tbe  Mamund  Valley  including  the  engagements  at  Landakai,  Agrah 
and  Gut,  and  Badalai;  with  the  Buner  Field  Force  as  Regimental  Transjjort  Officer  during  the  operations  in 
Buner  ard  Chamla  including  the  engagement  at  Tanga  Pass  ;  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Com- 
missariat anid  Transport  Officer  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^  Captain  Pack  Beresford  served  in  the  cami)aign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham  Lock- 
hart in  1S97-98  with  tbe  Malakand  Field  Force  as  Adjutant  to  the  1st  Battalion  R.iyal  West  Kent  Regiment  daring 
the  operations  in  Ujjper  Swat  and  tbe  Mamund  ValJey,  including  the  engagements  at  Landakai,  Agrah  and  Gut, 
and  Badalai;  also  served  witb  the  Buner  Field  Force  as  Adjutant  to  the  1st  Battalion  Roy.il  West  Kent  Regiment 
during  the  ojierations  in  Buner  and  Chamla  including  the  engagement  at  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-^  Captain  O'Dowda  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-9S  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Wesc  Kent  Regiment  during  the  operations 
in  the  Mamund  Valley  including  thd  engagements  at  Agrah  and  Gut  and  at  Badalai:  also  served  with  tbe  Buner 
Field  Force  as  Brigade  Signaller  ist  Brigade  during  the  operations  in  Buner  and  Chamla  including  the  engage- 
ment at  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'^  Lieut.  Smith  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  (Medal  withClasp).  Served 
ji  tbe  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Malakand 
field  Force  with  the  ist  Bntlalion  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment  during  ihe  operations  m  Upper  Swat  and  the 
Mamund  Valley  including  the  engagements  at  Landakai  and  Badalai;  also  served  with  the  Buner  Field  Force 
with  tbe  ist  Battalion  Royal  West  Kent  Regimeat  during  the  operations  in  Bunor  and  Chamla  including  tbe 
engagement  at  Tanga  PhSs'iClafp). 

^'  Lieut.  Robinson  served  in  tbe  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
JS97-QS  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  attached  to  the  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Hiiiblanders  during  the  operations  in 
the  Tochi  Valley  ;  also  served  with  the  Malakand  FieUl  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment 
during  the  operations  in  Upper  Swat  and  the  Mamund  Valley,  including  the  engagements  at  Landakai,  Agrah  and 
Gut,  and  Bailalai:  also  berved  with  the  Buner  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment 
(luring  the  operations  in  Buner  and  Chamla  including  the  engagement  at  Tanga  Pass  (  Uedal  with  Clasp). 

^~  Lieut.  Isacke  served  in  the  campaign  tni  the  North  West  Fiontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart.  in 
1897-93  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  with  the  isf  Battalion  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment  during  the  operations 
in  Upper  Swat  and  the  Mamund  Valley  including  the  engagemeuts  at  Landakai  and  Agrah  and  Gat-severely 
■wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Lieut.  Bush  served  in  tbe  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Wcht  Kent  Regiment  during  the  operations 
in  tbe  Mamund  Valley  including  the  engaj^enients  at  Agrah  and  Gut  and  at  Badalai:  also  served  with  the  Buner 
Field  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment  during  tbe  operations  in  Buner  and  Ohamla 
including  the  engagement  at  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

**  Lieut.  Hastings  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontierof  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  With  tbe  Malakand  Field  Force  witb  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment  during  the  operations 
in  Upper  Swat  and  the  Mamund  Valley  including  the  engagements  at  Landakai.  Agrah  and  Gat,  and  Badalai; 
also  served  with  the  Buner  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  West  Kent  Reyiment  during  the  operations 
in  Buner  and  Chamla  including  the  engagement  at  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Chisp). 

38  Lieut.  Hickson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wdliam  Lockhart 
in  i3g7-9S  with  the  Buner  Field  Force  with  tbe  ist  Battalion  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment  durins  the  opera- 
tions m  Buner  including  the  eniiagemeut  al  Tanga  Pass  (Modal  with  Cla^p).  Served  in  tbe  South  African  war  in 
1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battahon  the  Buffs,  and  was  present  in  tbe  engagement  at  Klip  Drift  and  the  operations 
at  Paardeberg.  including  the  engagement  at  Kitchener's  Kopje— severely  wounded. 

39  Second  Lieut.  Parker  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i&;99-i9oo  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Hampshire 
Eeginient.  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Pretoria  and  the  occupation  of  Johannesburg. 

*"  Lieut.  Barton  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Kassasm  (Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Star)  ;  ^\-ith  tbe  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-85  (Clasp)  ;  and  in  the  operations  m  18S5  including  the 
engagement  at  Giniss.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Malakand  and  Buner  Field  Forces,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Landakai,  the  attack 
on  Agrah  and  Gat,  and  the  capture  of  tbe  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  _ 

«  Cap  ain  Roche  served  in  the  New  Zealami  war  in  1864-66  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  vrar  of  18S2  with 
the  ist  Battalion  of  the  West  Kent  Regiment  ( Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive'o  Star) ;  also  served  with  the  ^WQ 
Expedition  in  1884-85  (Clasp). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment  {formerly  the  97th  Regiment). 

Raised  in  18^4.  To  Ceylon  iS^^.  ToEncrland,  1836.  To  Ireland,  1S39.  To  Corfu.  1S4:.  (Reserve  Battalion  formed 
184T-51.)  To  yialifax.  Nova  Scotia.  i8.,9.  To  England.  1S53-  To  Greece  and  the  Oimea.  1S54  (siege  of  bebastopol). 
To  Kngland.  ■  856  To  India.  1S57  (capture  of  Lucknow).  To  England.  i366.  To  Ireland,  1871.  To  tiieW^^st  Indies 
i8>i.  To  Bermuda.  1875.  To  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia,  1876.  To  Gibraltar,  1880.  To  South  Africa,  1881.  Entitled 
ind  Battalion  the  Queen's  Own  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment,"  1881.    To  England,  1882. 


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The  King's  Own  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry. 

Fiirmerlij  the  ^\st  {ziid  Yorkshire  West  liidiuc/      r-^^ 
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ist  Batt,.  Limerick, 
zudilatl.,  South  Afric 

(Madras  Light  hifantry)  liegiments. 

;The  3rd  Battalion  is  formed  of  the  1st  AVest  York  Militia.) 
The  White  Rose.  "  Cede  A'ulUs."  "Mimdkn"  "Coeunna"  "Fi-ektesd'Ohoe"  "SiLAMiwci"  "Viitoeia"  "Pie 
NEBS  "  "NivELr.K"  ** Obthks "  "Peji INSULA" **  Watebloo "  ''Pegc"  "AhMasjid"  "Afghan^ian,  1878-80 
"  Burma.  1335-87." 


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5i>  Uobcrt  Hume,'  KCB.  ^iisijH,  ^9  Apr.  47  ;  Lieut.  P30  Nov.  49;  Captain^  21  Sept.  5 
at. Major,  2  Nov.  55;  Major,  20  Apr.  58;  Lt. Colonel,  ^3  Oct.  58;  Coio?ie/,  8  Oct.  63;  Major  Genera 
17  May  69  ;  Lt. General,  1  Aug.  83;  Colonel  Yorkshire  Li°:Iit  Infantry,  14  Sept.  93. 

Lieutensint  Colonels. — 2  p.n.c.  Charles  St.  Leger  Barter,^  Lieut.  10  Sept.  75  ;  Captain,  1  Mar.  Si ;  Majo 
26  Mar.  90  ;  Lt. Colonel,  19  July  98, 

r  p.g.c.  Sir  Henry  AJlen  William  Johnson, '"^ar?.  Lieut.  2S  Feb.  74  ;  Captain,  6  Feb.  82  ;  Major^  4  July  g 
Lt. Colonel,  26  Mar.  99^^ 


MA.JOBB. 

2  Sir  Henry  Earle,'*  Bart.  DSO.  2nd  in  )  ' 

Command  27  Aug.  gS  > 

CharlesHiUlj-ardThorntoiiWhitaker,  } 

■znd  in  Couimand   6  Feb.  00    )  1 

Villiera  Edward  Hunt'"    

George  Frederick  Ot\XQy,^^Rerruitin(f  )  I 

Staff  Officii-,  London,  20  July  00......  j  : 

p.g.c.  Henry  Newport  Charles  Heath^*..! 
Bertram  \Vitherby,  Superintendent  oj  i 

GymnaAa,  3*orA',  27  Jan.  98 J  ' 

Robert  Cotton  Money,^c^/j(yi). /f. -4.  )  ' 

General,  Curragh,  15  Feb.  co  ...}  \ 

John  Guyse  Sparke,^'  Reserve  (Depot)... 
J). «.c. Arthur Warre  liWeif, '^^  Dep.Atsitt.  \  I 

Adj.  Gen.  South  Africa  6  June  00  ...  )  1 

Captaixs.  I 

I  j?.*.c.LeonardAIison  Hall  Hamilton,^^  "1  ' 
Instructor  R.  M.  College,  27  Jan.    97  S 

1  Lawrence  WiilouRhby  Pease-' 

Percy    Herbert    Ropers.^"   Adjitfanfi' 

Bombay  Volunteer  IHJles  i  Apr.  99     j 

Henry  VVells-Cole,-^o  VSO.  Adjutant  1 1 
23  July  Q7 i  ! 

p.s.c.  Arthur  George  Marrable,="  > 
D..LA.  Grn.  South  Africa,  i  June  00  j  ' 

2  Richard  D I U^-  

William  Robert  Jason  Ellisss 1 

Robert  Henry  William  Tulloh,  ddjn-  ) 

tant  3  Battalion  19  Nov.  95 )  ' 

T  William  Thomas  Potts.  Adjutant  6 )  ; 

Apr.  98    S 

2  Reginald  Coplestone  Bond^-* 1 

2  William  Maunder  Withycombe 

Charles  Ernesi  C:irr,-^^  District  Com-  /  1 

mis»iGiier,  Sierra  Ltone   S  I 

David  Elgar  Payn,  Adjutant  2  'i'olnn-) 
icer  Battalion  A-gyl I  and  Sutherland  '• 
Highlander",  15  Dec.  9S ) 

1  Alan  Sutherland  Colquhoun^'^ 

Christopher  Robert  Iiij_'h»m  Brooke, ) 

Moiinfrd  Inj'antrg.  South  Africa    ...  JT 

2  Jarues  Bruce  Gregorie  Tulloch^^ 

Charles  Sydney  Harris, "-^  .Pcv  Depmvf. 

2  Glendower  Geor;.'e  Ot\.\ey,'^^Emplot/ed  \ 
under  Military  Governor,  Pretoria..  ) 
Matthew  William  Kemlde  Conn"tly,  ( 
Adjutant  2  Vol.  Bn.  Waricick  Reyt.  ) 

2  Charles  .\llix  Laviugton  Yate^ 

1  Herbert  Edward  Trevor 

2  Stuart  Campbell  Taylor*"  

1  Raymond  Edward  Boulton   

AndrewGarde  Crawford, -Keirpj'pelDe^o^) 

2  Hugh  Clifford  Fernyhough«» 

I  Frederick  Temple  Thorold*^ 

Charles  Edenstjr  Heathcote,  Snperin-  \ 
teudent  of  G^niNa!iia,Mulia,i'^Ja.n.oo } 

I  John  Douil  Doull   I 

I  Gordon  Charles  William  Gordon  Hall" 

Lieutenants. 

1  William  Gowans 

2  Rapert  Farquhar  Riley**^ 

Kenneth  Evers  \Varden 

2  Robert  Michael  Douglas  Fox*7  ....   .... 

1  Reginald  Thomas  Anuesley  Ball-Actou! 

3  Ernest  Francis  William  Barker    ...... 

t  Reginald  William  Slarkey  itanton.., 
I  Herbert  Waiter  Beck  Thoii) 

1  Charles  Parker  Deedes 

2  Launcelot  Simpson    , 

1  Frederick  John  Gardner  A-j^g  , 

2  Heni-y  Campbell  Johnson  

7  Edward  Vaurenen  Ingham  Brooke 

2  Henry  Mallinson , 

2  Charles  Han  is  A  ckroyd  , 

I  Charles  Folliott  BoiTadaile  Powell.., 


2ND    LIEUT. 


!  Jan.    7c 


17  Apr.    80! 


II  Sept. 

30  Apr. 
30  Nov. 
10  Nov. 
22  Oct. 
24  Jan. 

23  .April  8i|     I  July 

3  Sept.  70J  28  Oct. 

10  Mar. 


I  Aus 


79: 


captain. 


14  Feb. 

28  Apr. 

10  Jan. 

24  Oct. 

6  Feb. 

18  Nov. 

1  July 
4  Feb. 
6  May 


BREV.HAJ. 


10  Mar, 
13  Dec. 

30  Jan. 

23  Aug. 


S3  4  July   91 

83  10  Jan.    92 

84  I  Mar.  92 

84,  17  May    92 


1^  Nov. 
t8  Jan. 


9  May    85'  23  July  93 

86  II  Oct.  93 

39  25  Oct.  93 

20  Nov.   89'  10  Mar.  04 


28  July 
20  Nov. 


[  Feb.    8S    24  Nov. 


)Nov. 
)Nov. 


I  Apr. 
23  Apr. 


21  Nov.  88|     7  May    90 


26  Mar.   94 

ig  July    04 
2  Oct.     95  j 

7  Aug.   gS ' 


30  Jan. 

89 

4  July 

91 

27  Aug. 

98 

9  Oct. 

89 

30  Dec. 

9r 

15  Dec. 

96, 

28  June 

90 

17  Hay 

92 

26  Mar. 

99, 

8  Oct. 

90 

16  Juue 

92 

26  Mar. 

99I 

25  July 

91 

21  Dec. 

9= 

I  Apr. 

99 

25  July 

91 

21  Dec. 

92 

I  Apr. 

99 

7  Xov. 

9' 

21  Dec. 

92 

26  July 

99 

13  Aug. 

92 

7  Feb. 

94 

26  July 

99 

14  Sept. 

Q2 

26  Mar. 

94 

9  Oct. 

99' 

17  Dec. 

92 

23  May 

04 

21  Oct. 

09 

25  Feb. 

9^ 

19  July 

94 

17  Feb. 

00 

19  Feb. 

81 

I  July 

81 

30  Dec. 

91 

21  Oct. 

9'i 

3  Deo. 

94 

21  Mar. 

00' 

21  Oct. 

93 

14  Dec. 

95 

I  Apr. 

00; 

7  Mar. 

94 

30  Jan. 

98 

23  Apr. 

00 

20  Aug. 

94 

30  Jan. 

98 

23  Apr. 

00 

10  Oct. 

94 

22  May 

9I* 

9  June 

00 

29  Mav 

9=; 

27  Dec. 

qb 

9  Dec. 

96 

8  Mar. 

99 

20  Feb. 

97 

3  Mar. 

09 

26  June 

97 

8  Mar. 

99 

22  Dec. 

97 

26  Mar. 

99 

16  Feb. 

9i 

29  Mar. 

99 

i6Fel>. 

98 

,     I  Apr. 

99 

7  May 

03 

26  July 

CO 

II  Feb. 

90 

'     9  Oct. 

0^ 

15  Feb. 

99 

21  Oct. 

99 

20  May 

99 

4  Nov. 

99 

2o  May 

99 

13  Jan. 

CX> 

20  Mav 

99 

17  Feb. 

00 

20  May 

99 

17  Feb. 

00 

20  May 

99 

I  Apr. 

00 

12  Aug. 

99 

I  Apr. 

00 

7  Feb. 


HAJOB. 


31  Jan.  c 
7  Apr.  ( 
5  July  t 
S  June  c 
27  Aug.  c 
26  Mar.  5 

12  Dec.  g 
10  Jan.  8 
9  June    o 


Full,  Half 
Pay.  Pay* 


The  King's  Own    Torkshire  Light  Infantry. 


316 


I   2Nn  T.IHUT. 


Au^.    99! 


12  Aug'. 


LiKUTHOANTF. 

2  Allan  Charles  Grenville  Luther     I 

Sir  Peter  Fredenn  FlenuDg Leicester,  )  ' 
'         Barf.  Beserce  (Depot) (  ,  

2  Arnold  Ramsav  Knpijel    ■  12  Aug-. 

2  Arthur  Mills  EUoughtonHeury  Travis) 

1        Walker    I 

1  Second  Lieutenants.  j 

[2  Richard  Edmund  Shepherd 30  Aug. 

\i  Edward  Harrison  RigL'' 6  Dec. 

(  Francis  John  Marshall  Postlethwaite...  20  Jan. 

2  Hon.   Edward    Plautagenet    Joseph  (  „  . 

j        Stourton i  itt  Apr,    00 

2  Robert  James  M'lluUin 18  Apr.    00 

2  Rohert  Hill  Ellis 5  May    00, 

2  John  Edmund  Simpson  j  5  May    00 

I     William  p]dn-ard  Gatanre 19  May    00 

1  Aylmer  AVillDUghby  Wallace ,  19  May    00 

2  Leoniird  Humphrey  Marten  '  J3  Maj-    00 

>  Joseph  Ernest  Munby  j  n  Aug,  00 

i     Henry  Ambrose  Pudsay  Littledale  ...  .  '  n  Aug.  00 

[z  Henry  Clutterbuck '  25  Au?.   00 

2  Frank  Conway 19  Sept.  co: 

I  ' 

I 
-2  William  Graham  Judge, *s  28  Aug. 
I  Harry  Graham,  10  Mar.  00  ;  Hun. 


23  Apr. 

00 

5  13ec. 

33 

9  June 

00 

22  Awg. 

00 

...   'Quarter MattierB. 


So  ;  Son. 
Lieut. 


Cttptaiii,  28  Aiief.  96. 


Faaingx  Blue. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
^nt  Etttfuhon  returned  from  Biirmu ,  20  Dec.  1887.     2nd  Batttdiou  emiMtrkeJ  for  Malta,  28  Dec.  1SS4  ; 
to  India,  1887  ;  to  Mauritius,  Feb.  1899;  to  South  Africa,  Oct.  1899. 


[i  Sir  Roliert  Hume  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54,  and  up  to  the  13th  .Tan.  1855,  and  from  the  29th 
_,aay  to  the  30th  Sept. 1855,  with  the  55th  Kesit.  including.'  the  battles  of  Alnm  and  Inkerman  (severely  wounded), 
sie^eandfallof  Sebaatopol,  repulse  "l  the  sortie  of  26th  October,  and  assaults  of  the  Redan  on  the  iSth  Juue  and 
Sth  Sept. — severely  wounded,  and  mentioned  in  despatches  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major.  Knifjht  of 
the  Letjion  of  Honour,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Meilnl).  Commanded  the  55th  Resimect  in  the  Bhoo- 
tan  Expedition,  including  the  attack  and  recapture  of  DewanRiri  in  1865  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Commanded  the 
Southern  Afghanistan  Field  Force  from  November  1880  to  April  18S1,  including  the  evacuation  of  Candahar  and 
Southern  Ari^hanistau  and  the  withdrawal  of  the  force  to  Indi.T  (received  the  thanks  of  Government). 

^  Lt. Colonel  Barter  served  with  tlieexpedition  to  Aslianti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895  (Star).  Served  in  the 
campai^'n  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Willium  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  4th  Brigade  Tirah 
Expeditionary  Force  as  second  in  command  of  ttie  2nd  KaUnlinn  King's  Own  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Shin  Kamar  in  command  of  tbe  BattaUon  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with 
■  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Modder  River 
<mentioned  in  despatcnes).  ,  „,    ,  ,     .  1.  ^1       \ 

'"  Sir  Henrv  Johnson  served  with  the  51st  Light  Infantry  in  the  Jowaki  campaign  in  1877  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  51st  Light  Infantry  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attackand  capture  of 
All  Musjid  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Bazar,  ijughman,  and  Hissarik  Valleys  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
Hiirmes'e  Expedition  from  i386  till  the  close  of  1S87  as  Adjutant  of  the  1st  Battalion  of  the  Yorkshire  Light  In- 
fantry (two  Clasps).  ..,,,,,-,  ,1,        ,     c-  .a 

■*  Sir  Heury  Harle  served  wilhthe  51st  Light  Infantry  in  the  Jowaki  campaign  m  1877  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
with  tl  e  51st  Light  Infantry  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80,  during  the  latter  part  of  the  time  as  Orderly  Officer  to 
Maior  General  Bright,  and  was  present  in  the  optratious  in  the  Lughman  and  Hissarik  Valleys  (Medal),  berved 
in  the  E<'vptian  war  of  1682  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Earle,  Commanding  Base  and  Lines  of  Commu- 
»iicatioa,°and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfnr  and  Tel-el-Mahiita,  in  the  action  at  Knssasm  (gth 
September),  aud  at  the  battle  ofTel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Kbedive  s  Star). 
■Served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  frum  i836  till  the  close  of  1887  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Yorkshire  Light 
Infantry  and  accompanied  the  Ruby  Mine  Column  in  December  1886  and  the  expedition  to  Mainloung  (men- 
tioned 'in  dPsoatches,  DSO.,  and  two  Clasps).  Served  m  the  campaiirn  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India 
under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-9S  with  the  4t'i  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  witb  the  2nd  BattaUon  i\uis  s 
Own  Yorkshire  Li.i-ht  In'antrv,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Shin  Ixnmar-severely  wounded  (Medal 
•with  two  Clasps)  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Kimlierley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagements  at  Belmont  and -Modder  liiver-scverely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despati-hes). 

■'  Major  Hunt  served  in  tbe  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  iiir  William  Lockhart  in 
iSq7  with  the  4th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Forre  with  the  and  Battalion  Kings  Own  Yorkshire  Light 
Irlkntry  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900.  r,i,„i,  -c.-.i,! 

19  Mnjor  Ottlev  served  as  Adjutant  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry  m  the  Zhob  Fie  d 
Force  in  .8qo  under  Sir  George  White  during  the  Zhob  and  Kiderzai  Expeditions  and  as  Stall  Olhce.  to  the 
•VihowR  Column.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Willwm  Lockhart  m 
)  with  the  4th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battilion  King  s  Own  Yorkshiie  Light 


intantry.andwat  present  in  the  eniageme.it  at  Shin  Kamar  (Medal  with  two  ^^I'-^^P^'-^  Se^ed  m  he  bouth 
African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Moddei  River 

■"^Mlfofiparke  served  with  the  5.st  Light  Infantry  in  the  Afghan  war  of  ,878-80  and  was  present  at  the 
nttack  and  capture  of  Ah  Muspd  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Burmese  E..ped.ti  m  trom  1880  ud  the  clo=o 
of  laS'T  with  ilie  ist  Battalion  of  the  Yorkshire  Light  Inf  intry  (Medal  witht  vo  Clasps  . 

"Vt.Colonel  Heath  served  as  Transport  Officer  with  the  ist  Battalion  South  S'allordshire  Reg  men  m  the 
Egyptian  war  of  .882,  and  was  presentin  the  reconnaissancem  force  from  Alexandriaon  the  5th  Auf^ustMe^^^^^ 
and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  E.xpedition  "' '384-85^and  was  present  at  he  ac  .0.1  oll^^ 
<mentionedin  despatches,  Brevet  of  Ma.ior,  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Boudai,  1' "■JJ''''  * 'f '^ ^"51'=^:'""';'^ 
the  operations  on  the  Upper  Nile  in  iSSj-SS  as  Adjutant  of  the  ist  Battalion  ot  the  South  Staffordshire  Regime.at. 
Served  in  the  South  Alrican  war  in  1899-900  as  Assi,tant  Adjutant  General  Lines  °f  ^°""""';'*'  °"-R,,ttalion  of 

»  Major  Elles  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  from  1886  till   the  close  ot    10S7  with  the   ist  Battalion  o. 
the  Y'or'kshiie  Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  „„,,.,,  .v      ,  <■    00    „;,v,  ,ho  ,«t  Knttnlion  of 

26  Captain  HanUlton  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  ft-om  1886  till  the  dose  of  -887  w  th  the  ■«' l*^"a;^^^° 
*he  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry,  and  for  six  months  as  Staff  Officer  to  the  Othcer  Commanding  at  Bhamo  (iledal 

''^*c*a™tam''l?ease  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  .885-87  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  opera- 
■"^I'apt^i'f  Euli'Served'^vilh  fhf  2nd  BattaUon  King's  0.-n  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry  in  the  ^Tnob  Field  Force 
in  1890 mSer  SirGeorge  White  daring  the  Zhob  and  Kiderzai  Expeditions  and  m  the  march  to  Vihowa. 


3 1 6a  The  King's  Own   Yorkshire  Light  Infaniry, 

•^  Captain  Eogers  eerveil  as  Transport  Officer  to  the  2ud  Battilion  Kinp:'s  Own  Yorkshire  Lipht  Infantry  in  the 
Zhol)  Field  Force  in  i8go  under  Sir  Geovge  Whit?  diinncr  the  Zhob  and  Kiderzai  Expeditions  and  the  march  tu 
Vihowa ;  and  with  the  Isazai  Field  Force  m  1&92.  Served  iu  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India 
under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-08  with  the  Kohat-Kurrara  Force  as  Transport  Otficer.  inchidin^  the  opera- 
tions on  the  Samana  Range  imtntioned  in  des-patches)  ;  with  the  Kiirram  Movable  Column  p8  Transi)ort  Othcer 
(mentioned  in  deppatchest ;  and  with  tiie  4th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  and  Battalion  King's 
Own  Yorkshire  Lis'ht  Infnntiy  (Med^l  with  three  Cla>ps). 

^"  Captain  Wells-Cole  served  in  thu  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  4th  Briffa<le  Tirnh  Expeditionary  Force  as  Adjutant  to  the  2nd  Battalion  Kmg'h  Own  Y'ork- 
shire  Lif:ht  In''antr3,  and  was  present  in  the  engaj^emeut  at  Shin  Karanr  (mentioned  m  despatches,  C SO.  and 
Medal  with  two  Cla-ps).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

^'  Captain  Marrable  ter/ed  in  the  Burmese  hxnedition  from  1886  till  the  close  of  1887  with  the  ist  Battalion 
Yorkshire  Liijht  Inf<aitry  (Meilal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of 
India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  4th  Brierade  Tirah  Expeditionaiy  Force  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  King's  Own  Yorkshire  Light  Imantry,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Shin  Kamar— very 
severely  wounded  (Medal  with  two  ('lasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  under  the  Staff  Officer 
for  Prisoners  of  War.  and  later  as  a  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General. 

^"  Captain  Dill  served  throughout  ihe  Egyptian  war  of  1882.  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kassasin  on 
the  9th  Septemlicr  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el  Kcbir  {Medal  with  (.'lasp,  and  Khedives  Star). 

^*  Captam  Bond  swerved  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Y'orksh'ire  Light  Infantiy  in  the  Zhob  Field  Force 
in  1890  under  Sir  George  While  dur,ng  the  Zhob  and  Kiderzai  Expeditious,  and  in  themarch  to  Vihowa.  Served 
in  the  campaisrn  on  the  North  West  Fi-ontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Li  ckhart  m  1S98  with  the  4th  Brigade 
Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the 
eiigagt  ment  at  Shin  Kam-.ir  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

•'*  Captain  Cirr  served  with  the  Bra^s  River  Expedition  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  in  the  operations  in 
Sierra  Leone  in  181^8-99  with  the  Mendiland  Expediiicu  (Clasp). 

^^  Captain  C.)lquhoun  Bfcrved  in  the  campaip,n  on  r he  North  West  Frontier  ot  India  under  Sir  AVilliam  Lock- 
hart with  the  4th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry 
from  the  2gth  Marrh  189S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^•^  Captain  Tulloch  served  in  the  canipRtgn  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhartwitb 
the  4th  Brigade  Tiiah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry  froja 
the  4th  Auril  t£Q8  (Medal  with  Clasn'l. 

^'  Captain  Harris  served  in  the  ca-npaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-9S  with  the  4th  Brigade  Tirah  E.xpeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Baitalion  King's  Own  Yorkshiie  Light 
Infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clas^ii). 

^  Capta-n  Ottley  served  m  the  campaign  on  the  North  AVest  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S97-98  with  the  4th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Yorkshire  Light 
Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Shin  Kamar  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South. 
African  war  in  1S99-1900. 

^'*  Captain  Ynte  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontierof  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  wiih 
the  4th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ;nd  Battalion  King's  O^vii  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry  from  the 
29th  March  1898  (Medal  with  Claau).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Kimberley  Relief 
Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Enslin. 

***  Captain  Taylor  served  iu  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  liockhart  in 
1897-98  as  Signalling  Officer  to  the  4th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeilitinnary  Force,  and  w:is  present  iu  the  engagement 
at  Shin  Kamar  (Medal  with  two  Clasp$).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  m  1899-1900. 

*^  Captain  Fernyhough  served  iu  tlie  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontierof  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  4th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  ihe  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Yorkshire  Light 
Infantry,  and  w.  s  present  in  ih3  engagement  at  Shin  Kamar  , Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  tbe  South 
African  war  in  1899-1930  with  the  Kimb  rley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Eiislin— wounded. 

■*^  Captain  Thor  dd  served  iu  the  CHmpaif.'.n  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WiUiam  Lockhart  iu 
1897-98  with  the  4th  Brig-ide  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2iid  Battalion  King's  Own  Y'orkshii-e  Light 
Intantvv,  and  was  jn-eseut  in  the  engagement  at  Shin  Kamar  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*^  Ca])taiii  Hall  served  in  ihe  campaign  on  the  North  West  Fron'.ier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-93  with  the  4th  Brigide  Tir.ih  bixpe  litionary  Force  with  the  2ud  Battalion  King's  Own  Yorkshire  Light 
Infaitry,  and  was  pre  ent  in  the  engagemcMt  at  Shin  Kamar — very  severely  wounded  (^ledal  with  two  Clasps)^ 

♦■^  Lieut.  Riley  ser\  ed  in  the  camp  .ign  tm  the  Nor  h  West  Frontier  uf  India  under  Sir  Wiliiam  I^ockhart  with  the 
4lh  Brigade  Tirah  Ex  ecli  ijnaiy  l-orce  wi  h  tue  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Yorkshire  Light  Infautry  from  the 
7th  March  189S (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*'  Li'Ut.  FvX  strvfdin  the  cimpaicn  on  the  North  We  t  Frontierof  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  iS97-gfi. 
with  the  4th  ttrig.de  lirah  K^cpediiio  lary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Yorkshire  Light  Inlantry> 
and  was  present  m  the  ei'gai^euient  ut  Slun  Kauiar  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*«  Captain  Judge  served  .  s  Quarter  Master  to  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Y'orkshirc  Light  Infantry  in  the 
Zhob  Fi  Id  Fone  in  iS^o  i;ncJer  Sir  Ceo  ge  U  hiie  during  the  Zhob  f*rd  Kiderzai  Exin-uitions  and  m  the  mprch 
to  Vih  wa.  Serv_d  in  the  campaig  1  «^n  the  Nort'i  We  t  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Willia-n  Lockhart  in  1897-^ 
with  the  4th  Brigade  Tirah  ExpediLiona'-y  Force  wih  the  and  Bat  ali  in  King's  Own  Y'orkshire  Light  Inlanti* 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

Record  of  ihe  Services  of  the  ist  Battalion  Kiiufs  On-n  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry 
{formerly  the  sist  Regiment). 
Raised  in  1756.    Expedition  to  Rochefort,  1757,  returning  same  year.     To  Holland,  1758  (Seven  Years*  Wai— 
battle  ot  Minden).  To  United  Kingdom,  1763.     to  Minorca.  1771.    To  United  Kingdom,  1782.     To  Gibraltar,  179a.' 
To  Corsica  and  Ulba,  1704.    To  Lisbon,  1797.     To  East  Indies,  179S.     To  Ceylon,  1800.    To  Eugland.  1S07.    To' 
Spain,  1808  (battle  of  Co'r.mna).    To  England,  1809.    Made  Light  Infantry,  '1S09.    Walcheren  Expedition,  iSo^ 
To  the  Peninsula,  iSii  (battles  of  Fuenles  d'Onor,  Vittoiia,  Pyrenees,  Nivelle,  and  Orihes).     To  Belgium  and 
France,  1815  (battle  of  Wa.terloo).    To  England,  1810.    Entitled  "The  King's  Own  Lighti  Infantry,"  1821.    To  th( 
Mediterranean,  1S21.     Tc  United  Kingdom,  1834.    To  Australia  and  New  Zealand,  1S38.    To  India,   1815.    Ttf 
Burmah,  1S52  (capture  of  Pegu).    To  England,  1854.    To  Malta,  1835.     To  England,   1856.     To  India,  1857.    To 
United  Kingdom,  1S67.    ^  o  India,  1872  (At'ghau  war,  1878-So,  capture  of  Ali  Musjid).    To  Burmah,  1885  ("Burma,  ( 
1885-7")      To  England,  1S87. 

Record  of  the  Sercires  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Kiiufs  Oun  Yorkshire  Lir/ht  Infantry  (fovmevly  the  lo^tk   'i 

Light  Jnfantry). 

The  2nd  European  Madras  Light  Infantry  was  raise!  in  1S39.  East  Indies,  to  1856.  Burmah,  to  1858.  Eafifc 
Indies,  to  1872.  Title  changed  to  "  ic5th  Light  Infantry,"  1861.  Aden,  to  1S74.  England,  to  1879.  Ireland,  t( 
1883.  Title  changed  to  "King's  Own  York-.shire  Liirht  Infantry,"  i28i.  England,  to  X884.  Malta,  to  1387.  Jilasi 
indies,  to  Feb.  iSgg.    Mauritius,  to  Oct.  1809.     South  Africa,  1899. 


ist  Batt.,  Foona. 

Bombay. 
?ndBatt.,S.  Africa. 


The  King's  (Shropshire  Light  Infantry). 

'•     ~1  Formerh/ the  ^^rd  (Sliroj3sJi!i-e)aiid  the  S^^h  f 

ica.  jBucls  Volunteers)  {Eing's  Light  Infantry)  Reg'imenis.)\^ 


317 


53 


RD 


Duels  Volunteers)  (King's  Light  Infantry)  RegimentsM  S"i'">""''lDuirict. 

^"    SHKiEln'SBu R 1 1 

(The  3rd  aud  4th  Battalions  are  formed  of  the  Shropshire  and  Herefonl  Militia  rcspeetively.) 

The   United   Red   and   White  Rose.      "  Aucfo   splendore   resurgo."     *'  Nieuport"    "  Touhnat  "     "  St.  Lucia  '* 

"Talavbba"  "  Fukntes  d'Onob  ""  Salamanca  "   "  Vittohia  "   "Pteenees"  "Nivellb"  "Nivk" 

*'TocLorsE  "    "  Peninsula  "    "  Bladknsbcrg"    "  Aliwal"    "  Sobeaon"     "  Pcnjaub  '* 

"  Goojeeat"  "Lucknow  "  "Afghanistan,  iSycj-So"  "Egypt,  1S82"  "  Sua  kin,  iS:5." 

Colonel.— 5ir  Henry  PercivakleBathe,  5^l£H;'.  4- X^:'IXov.  39;  Lt.4-Capt.14  Feb.  ^s;^apt.  4- Lt.CoIo.^el, 
P17  Feb.  54;   Colonel,  28  Nov.   54;  Major  General,  6  Mar.  68  ;  Lieutenant  General,  S  Oct.  76  ;  General, 
I  Jan.  79;  Colonel  85th  Light  Infautry,  25  April  80. 
Lieutenant  Colonels.—:  Cecil  Henry  Collette.^*  Eneign,  S  Jan.  68  ;  Lieut.  28  Oct,  71  ;  Capt.  30  Sept.  82  ; 
Major,  19  AiifT.  85  ;  Lf. Colonel,  19  Aug.  97. 
James  Spens,'^  Lieut.  29  May  72  ;  Capt.  1  July  83  ;  Major,  7  Apr.  86  ;  Lt. Colonel,  11  Feb.  98. 


Years'  Sei 
Full;  Half 
Pay.  Pay 


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Majobs. 

Philip   Bulman,^!   2nd  ... 

iS  June  98     f 

1  Arthur  Havelock  James  Doyle,**  2nd)  . 

in  Command  11  Aug.  00 )   I 

Acheson  Francis  Acheson  hyleiDepot) 

2  Charles TyrwhittDawkins."  CMG.  ... 
p.g.e.   Raymond    Nurthland     Revell ) 

Reade^o  j" 

1  James    Langford    Pearse,    ^'   Com-'i 
niandant  Poorintdhnr  Sanitarium  ...j 

2  Arthur  Robert  Austen*^ 

Fredk.  <'oore  Mein,^  Se»erce  [Depot),.. 
Herbert  Vane  Wilbraham,^"'  Jisxerve') 

(Dtpot)    i 

2  /j.x.f?. Frederick  Lionel  Banon,*^.4ji*iVf-  'i 

Militari/  Governor  of  Johanve^^burg  S 

Captains. 

Kellermann  Eyre  M'Mahon,   Adju-') 

taut  I  Volunteer  Bn.  28  Mar.  99    ...  J 

Spen  cer  Francis  Judge, ^^  DSO.AdJu-') 

fant  4  Battalion  19  Sept.  gS } 

I  Stenhen  George  Moore 

1  Gilbert  Howell  Lenny  Buchanan 

J   Harvey  Beauchamp  Welman    

Ernie  S\  illiam  Kyrle  Money, ^  Gov.of  ) 
Military  PrifOH,Col Chester  10  Apr.oo) 

James  Ross  0'Connell,^^)".'/-oiH^  witfif 
the  Effi/ptian  Army S 

2  Robert  Astley  Smith    

1  James  Horatio  Hicks*" 

Oscar  Hvoe  East  Marescaux,*'  Aide 

de  Camp  to  MaJ  General  C.  E.  A 
4  Dec.  99    

2  John  George  Forbes 

2  William  ScoitWarley  Radcliffe    

2  Cecil  Picliford  Higginaon, Adjutant ) 

:9  Sept.  97    ) 

1  Richard      Avary      Arthur      YouDg  7 

Jordan i 

2  John  Joseoh  White  

Frederic  Hugh  Mackenzie, -irmyPa^'^ 

Depii  rfment    } 

2  Richard  Rolls  Gubbins   

John    Arkwright   SLrick,*^  Adjutant -) 

B.  B.  4-  C.  1.  Railivni/  Voh.s  Mar.  99  i 
I  Hugh  LyleSmytb, Adjutant  5  Mar.  99 

1  Godfrey  Meynell" 

Hubeit  Lavie  Butler,  I{t\^trce  [Depot)... 

2  Clare  James  Garsia  

1  Francis  Dobbs  Markham   

2  Edw.ird  Bourryau  Luiird   

LlHCTENANTS. 

2  Charles  Marshall   

1  William  Arthur  Payn 

2  Horace  Mackenzie  Smith 

I  Robert  Ma.-efield    

John  Henry  Bailey,  serving  Kith  Ea^t  \ 

Afrira  Bifles      i 

1  William  James  Robinson 

Clement    Arihuv    WUkinson,    Westr\ 

Africa}}  Frontier   Force,  with   rank  r 

of  Captain ) 

Clmtou  Wynyard  Battye,  Mounted\ 
Infantry,  South  Africa ) 

2  Henry  Grenville  Bryant 

2  Charles  Ernest  Atchison    

1  Arthur  Thomson  Turgeuven  Rundle... 

2  Ernest  KoberL  Maling  Eufflish    

1  Alexander  Henry  Lloyd  M'Rae  

2  Edward  Arthur  Underwood 

2  Henry  Wildman  Kettlewell  

Charles  Alfred  Howard 

I  Kenneth  Lyle  Philpin  Lely   , 

1  Christopher  Hugh  Cautley 

2  Peter  Francis  Fitzgerald    , 

2  Edward  Pendarves  Dorrien-Smith 

!i  Richard  Carthew  Middleton 

ii  Tom  Th"rp  Simp-on    

Ii  Edward  Douglas  Giles 


2ND  LIEUT.  I         LIKnx, 


30  Jan.    781 


I  May    7S I 
14  Jan.    So| 

II  Aug.  So  I 

22  Jan.    81' 
P22  Aug.    68 

30  Jan.    78 


II  Sept.  76 

19  July  80 

II  Feb.  75 

I  July  Bi 

I  July  81 

I  July  81 

I  July  81 

28  Oct.  71 

26  Feb.  8: 

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9  Sept.  82) 


CAPTAIir.      j     BRET.UAJ.    (      UAJOB. 


27  Jan, 

12  May 

1/,  May 

27  Jan. 

0  Sept. 

25  Aug. 


4  Feb.  85 

21  June  85 

II  May  84 

13  Sept.  86 

19  Oct.  87 

3T  Dec.  87 

6  Dec.  S9 

2  July  79 

I  Sept.  86 

I  Jan.  go 
II  Feb. 


I  r  Feb.   94 

j    19  Aug.    94 

I  30  Nov.  97 
I  23  Mar.  98 

I     6  Apr.    9S 

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I  20  May    85 

I  II  Feb.   9S 

II  Aug.   00 


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22  Nov.    84 


6  May 
28  Nov. 


30  Mar. 

I  Jan. 
30  July 

29  May 

30  Mar. 


29  Aug.   851 


5  Feb.  87 

16  Nov.  87, 

:  Mar.  90 

T  Mar.  90 1 

16  Apr.  90  j 

3  May  ocl 


3  May  90 

3  May  go 

2  May  91 

25  July  yr 
5  Dec.  Qi 
9  Apr.  92 

18  June  92 

15  Mar.  93 

26  Apr.  q-; 


30  Jan. 
25  Aug. 
10  Nov. 

10  Nov. 
i:  Feb. 
30  Mar. 

21  Dec. 
1  Jan. 

J  3  Apr. 

11  Oct. 

10  June 
30  Nov. 

22  Mar. 

11  Feb. 

5  June 

23  Oct. 
22  Dec. 
21  Aug. 

6  Apr. 
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I  Mar,    93 

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I  Feb.    g4 1 
5  June  94 

7  Nov.  95! 
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I  May  9S 

June  q8 

July  93 

June  99 

Dec.  99 

Dec.  991 

Dec.  09! 

Feb.  031 

June  00, 

July  ool 

Aug.  00 { 


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05  pedition  to  ibe  Soudan  in  1885  wdth 
q3  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Light 
Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp,  ar.*^ 
9°  Khedive's  Star). 


23  Dec.    93     8  June   98: 


7  Mar.    94 


2  June 

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20  Feb. 

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12  Aug. 

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8  June   98 

3  July    98 
7  Sept.  98 

15  Slar.  99 

24  June  99 

19  July  99! 

4  Dec.  991 
3  Apr.  ool 

9  May  00, 
9  May  00] 

26  May    00; 
6  June    oOj 

10  July    00! 
19  July    00 

I  Aug.   CO 

11  Aug.    00' 


jVeor 
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Hull 
Pay. 


Second  Libotenants. 
2  Robert  Fatric  Miles, . 


318 


The  King's  (Shropshire  Light  Infantry). 


2^D  LIBDT. 


AuR.  99| 

2  Join  Mark  Carter ;  12  Aug.  99, 

2  Philip  Lewis  Hanbury i  18  Oct.  99 

2  John  Charles  Hooptr  (   18  Oct.  99 

2  Percy  Robert  Clifford  Groves |  i3  Oct.  99 

2  Geor^^e  Arthur  Dehne-Murray 15  Nov.  g^ 

I  Bertie  Ellibauk  Murray 18  Apr.  00 

t  Hush  Reainflld  Weutworth  Bird 18  Apr.  00 

Roljert  hambton  Surtees   j  21  Apr.  00 

1  Willijiin  CJiidwine  Roljinson 21  Apr.  00 

2  Frank  Kvelyn  Nevill  Wrench  1  21  Apr.  00 

I  Lancelot  .\rclier  Jacl^.son  .ii  Apr.  00 

1  Charles  Bowman  Ballint^'er  Harrison      5  May  00 

2  James  Humphrey  Allen  Pa  ne  I  2^  Mav  00 

I  Hugb  Stuart  RoiTers  1  23  May  00 

I  Percy  Douirlas  Cauipbell  JohnstonI  11  Au;r.  00 

I  Granville  Vore  Hunt  I  iq  Sept.  00 

Wilfred  Guy  Aymer  Vallance I  27  Oct.  00 

Quarter  Manterit. — i  John  Charles  Wilson,  23  July  90;   Hon.  Lteiif. 
I  ...      '  J  James  Forrest,  6  Sept.  99;  ifc;«.Ci/.y<f(ii')i,  23  July  00. 

Facings  Blue.  —Agentn.  Messr.s.  Co.\  and  Co. 
lit  Battalion  embarked  for  Egiiyt,  27  Feb.  1SS2.      2mi  Battalion  embarked  for  South  Africa,  7  Nov.  1899. 

I  Sir  Hoi.rv  Percival  de  Batheserved  with  the  Scots  Fusilier  Guards  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  17th  Nov. 
1854,  anu  was  present  at  tne  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (mentioned  111  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  stli  Class 
of  the  Mediidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

''  Lt.CoIonel  Spens  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Koorum  Division,  including  the  Zaimushl 
Expedition  and  theassaultof  Zawa  (Medal). 

s*  Lt.CoIonel  Coiiette  served  with  the  Sjth  Light  lufaniry  as  Adjutant  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  including 
the  Zaimusht  E.ipedition  and  the  assault  of  Zawa  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  Served  in  the  occupatioc 
of  Suakin  Ijv  British  troops  in  1885-86. 

'''  Major Bulraan  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-Sowith  the  Koorum  Division, including  the  Zaimusht  Expedi- 
tion (Medal). 

='  Major  Pearse  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Light  Infantry  i«  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and 
was  present  at  the  surrender  of  Kafr  Dowar  and  Damietta  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  expedi- 
tion to  the  Soudan  in  188^  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Light  Infantry  (Clasp),  and  iri  the  subsequent  occu- 
pation of  Suakin  by  British  troops  in  1S85-86. 

2»  Major  Reade  served  in  thg  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Koorum  Division  vMedal).  Served  with  the 
expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895  (Stnr).  Served  iu  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  a 
Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  lor  Intelligence,  Cavalry  Division. 

SI  Major  Doyle  seiwed  in  the  Afghiu  war  in  1879-83  w.th  llie  Koorum  Division,  including  tho  Zaimusht 
Expedition  and  the  assault  of  Zawa  (Modal).  Served  with  the  expedition  against  Tambi,  on  the  West  Coast  of 
Africa,  in  1892  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"2  Major  Austen  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Light  Infantry  m  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2.  and  was 
present  at  :.hetarrender  of  Kafr  Dowar  and  Damietta  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  expedition  to 
the  Soudan  in  1185  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Tak- 
doul — wounded  (Clasp). 

23  Major  Mein  served  in  the  rccupation  of  Suakin  by  Brit'sh  troops  in  1885-86. 

3>  Major  Wilbraham  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Koorum  Division  (Modal). 

*'  Captain  Judge  served  in  the  occupation  of  Suakin  by  British  troops  in  1885-86.  Served  in  the  operations  in 
the  Soudan  in  Decemlier  1888  including  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (.Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star), 
and  again  in  i38q  including  the  engagements  at  Arguin  and  Toski  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  Claup, 
and  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh).  Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in 
1896  as  Brigade  Major  4th  Brigade,  including  che  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Haflr  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Kheiiive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"  Captain  Money  served  in  the  ocouTjaiion  of  Suakin  by  British  r.roops  m  1885-86. 
pedition  in  168S  as'Orderli  Offlccr  to  Brigadier  General  Channer  iMedal  with  Clasp). 

3'  Captain  O'Conuell  served  with  the  ^Jongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  with 
the  3rd  Soudanese  Battalion,  including  the  engagement  at  Piiket  and  the  operations  at  Haflr  (mentioned  in  des- 
patches. 4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps);  in  the  operations  lu 
1898  including  the  battle  ol  Khartium  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  Clasp  to  Khedive  s 
Medal)  ;  and  in  1S99  in  the  operations  in  the  linal  advance  against,  the  Khali  la  (3rd  Class  of  the  Midjidiel. 

"  Captain  Hicks  served  throughout  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  with  the  2nd  Battalion  24th  Foot  (Medal  with  Clasp 
Served  in  the  occupation  of  Suakin  by  British  troops  in  1886  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Light  Infantry. 

•"  Captain  Marescaux  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99,  and  look  part  in  the  Karene  Expedi- 


Served  iu  the  Hazara  Ex- 


and  in  the  Protectorate 


Served 

*■'  Captain  Marescaux  served  in  the  operati  ,     , , 

tion,  in  the  Mendiland  E.xpedition  (including  the  Song  Town  Kwalu  Expedition 
Expedition  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

«  Captain  Strict  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-93  with  the  Tirah  Bxp"ditionary  Force  w;tn  the  2nd  Battalion  Yorkshire  Reriment  (Medal  with  two  Clasps)., 

«  Captain  Meyiiell  servediu  tie  cimpaign  on  the  North  West  Frjntier  of  India  under  Sir  Williaia  Lockhart  iu^ 
1897-9S  with  the' Tirah  Hxpeditiouary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  1st  Battalion  King's  Shropshire  Light  Injantry ,— formerly 
the  53rd  {^Slii'opshire)  Regiment. 

Raised  in  1755  as  the  53th  Regiment.  Gibraltar,  to  176S.  [Numbered  53rd,  1757.]  Ireland,  to  1776.  Canada, 
to  1789.  [iSntitled  "Shropshire  Regiment,"  1782. "1  England,  to  1790.  Served  as  Marines.  1701.  Scotland,  tc 
1793.  Flanders,  to  1795  (capture  of  Nieuport  and  battle  of  Tournay).  England,  to  1796.  West  Indies,  to  iSos^ 
(c.aptureof  St.  Lucia).  [2nd  Battalion  raised  in  1803.  Ireland,  to  1807.  England,  to  iSoS.  Ireland,  to  1809.  Th6> 
Peninsula,  to  1S14  (battles  of  Talavera,  Salamanca,  Vittoria.  Pyrenees,  Nivelle  and  Toulouse).  England,  to  1815, 
St.  Helena,  to  1S17.  Reduced,  1S17.]  England,  to  1S05.  East  Indies,  to  1823.  England,  to  1826.  Ireiaml,  to  1820. 
Gibraltar,  to  1S34.  Malta,  to  1836.  Ionian  Islands,  to  1840.  England,  to  1S41.  Scotland,  to  1843.  Ireland  and 
England,  to  1844.  India,  to  i860  (battles  of  .\liwal,  Sobraon,  and  Goojerat,  and  capture  of  Lncknow).  England,  to 
1S64  Ireland,  to  i366.  Canada,  to  1S69.  West  Indies,  to  1870.  Bermuda,  to  1S75.  Ireland,  to  1S77.  Jersey,  to 
187S.  Became  ist  Battalion  King's  (Shropshire  Light  Infantry),  18S1.  England,  to  1882.  Egypt,  to  1883.  Malta, 
to  1S85.    Egypt,  to  18S7.    Malta,  to  1891.    Egypt,  to  1S91. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  t'l^  2iid  Battalion  The  King's  Shropshire  Light  Infantry 
(fori}  r..-Uj  the  85H1  King's  Light  Infantry). 

Raised  in  1793  and  preceded  to  Walsh=ren,  1704.  England,  to  1795.  .Jersey,  to  1798.  Isle  of  Wight,  to  1799' 
Jersec,  to  1800.  Isle  of  Wight,  tD  1801.  Madeira,  to  1802.  Jamaica,  to  iSoS.  England,  <o  18C9.  The  Peninsula, 
CO  t8ii  (hattlea  of  Fuentes  d'Onor  ard  Nivol.  Ergland,  to  1813.  Spain,  to  1814.  America,  to  1S15  (hattleot 
Bladenibuig,.  Engl.and.  to  1821.  Malta,  to  1827.  Gioraltar,  to  1828.  Malta,  to  1831.  England,  to  1853.  Ireland, 
to  1816  Canada  to  1845.  Bavbadoes,  to  1846.  Ireland,  to  1850.  England,  to  1853.  Mauritius,  to  1056.  Cape  of 
Good  Hope,  to  1863.  Zn^land,  to  1866.  Ireland,  to  1808.  India,  to  18S1  (Afghan  war,  1879-30.'.  England,  to  1898, 
Ireland,  to  i386. 


319 


ist  B-itt.,  'Welling:ton,  Madras.- 
ztid  [iatt..  South  Afrioa. 
3rd  Batt.,  Woolwich. 
4th  Batt.,  Woolwich. 


'TH 


The  Dake  of  Cambridge's  Own  (Middlesex  Regiment). 
.-.        Foi-medij  the  5  7iA   (West  Middlesex) 
I       and  the  ■jjth  {East  Middlesex —  f       wT 

J       71     ;         en         ?     •  7      i      ^         n     71       •  ,  I     ltegi,i,e,:l„l  Dish-k 

JJiilie  Of  Cambridge  s  Uwii)  iiegimeius.  L     hounslow. 

(The  Sth  and  6tli  Battalioii.s  are  formed  of  the  Elthorae  and  East  MIddlese.'C  Militia  respectively.) 

Tlie  Plameof  the  Prinoj  ot' vViles.    Tti?  U.ike  of  CirTi'n'idsfe'sCoronet  and  Cypher.  "  IIs-sorr"  "  SERtN-,i\riTij£  ' 

"  ALBaHEEi"  "  CiaDin  RoDRiGO"  "  Badatoz  "  "  ViTroRi.v"  "PrRENEEs"  "  NivELLE  **  "  ISTive'*  '*  PaXINSCLi' 

"Alma"  "  IifKERitiN"  "  Setasiopoi,"  "  New  ZeALArfo"  "Socra  Africa,  1879." 

Years'sec  ,Coionel  in  Chief.— Field  Marshal  Hi 


llni/al  Sig'iaeix  Oeorife  VV.  F.   0.  Dnke  of  Cainbrid?e,i   KG.   KT. 


Full  Halt;     EP,  aCB.  aCSl.  aCila.  GCIE.    GCI'O.  Hon.   C, toilet  ill   Chief  fo  flu  Forees,   J-c.  ,S-c..  :;  Auf.  q3. 
?iL  ?t?;  Colonel.—  .  1       1    .  j        =,   v 

i 
I 

i 

Lieutenant  Colonsls.— 2  An<riist'i^  AVest  Hill,*   Lieut,  t   Jaa.  73;  Cupl.  27  Sept.   So;  HZaJor^  S  May  S5  ; 
Lt. Colonel,  11  Dec.  95;  Colou?l,  27  ilav  oo. 
'  li  p,a.c.  James  Grove  \^\iix.Q* L'eut.  12  Xov.  73  ; 
'  '3  Braesti  Vernon    Bellerd,-    Lieitf.  21  Sept. 

1     17  Feb.  00, 
■    4  p.i.c.  Charles  Rudyenl  Simp=ioa.''  Lien'.  21  3 opt.  7+  ;    Cupfuiii,  tg  Jaly  82;  Jlfajor^  7  Jiiae  93  j    Bt.Lf. 
Colonel,  16  Nov.  98  ;  L^. Colonel,  24  Fe  >.  0.3. 


;  C.i»*  2  Jan.  S  ;  Jfufor,  18  Sept.  8g  ;  Lt.Colonel^ 
Ciptuiit,  23  May  84;    Mdjoi-,    i3  Sept.  93; 


18  Sept.  9S. 
Lt,Colonel , 


MiJOBS. 

1  Napoleon  Joseph  Rodolph    Blake,"  > 

2ml  ill  Comninnd  26  June  96  S 

I  Francis  Douglas  Lumley,  2ad  in  Com-  ) 

I        liiaiid  17  Feb.  00 i 

|2  Robert  Doucj-laa  Lonofe^   {Depot)   

p.s.c.  Eiisv.  J oh.uSha,rpc,^  Sfaiioii  Staff  I 

1         OJice>;  lit/  Clasx    ) 

■  2  William  Scott-Moncrietf'" 

p.g.c.  Nathaniel  Walter  Barnardiston,^  ] 
Bep.  Axsht.  Adj.  General,  War  Office,  V  I 

9  Oct.  09  ...  J 

2  George  Beresfoid  Lempriere 

I  Geo.  Walter  Wrey  Savile.'^5.  Africa 
Lionel  Grant  Oli^^er,'*  Adj.  Mounted  t 
Inftinfry,  S.  A/j-ici  F.F.  'S  Mar.  00...  V 
-1 


2SD  LCUOT.  LIEUT. 


CAPTAIN.     I   BBEV.MAJ.    |        MAJOR. 


I  May    7 
14  Sept.  78 


21  June 
6  Aug. 

13  -A-US. 


3  Charles  Robert  D^^er'* ]  n  Aug. 

■4  Reg"      ■  ■    ■  ■       ■  ■     "     ■      - 


12  Nov.  73'  14  Mar.   Si 
10  Mar.  75:  28  June  34 


II  Sept.  761 
31  May  76I 
10  Mar.   80; 

80, 


!lfiiiia-'ia,\JirK,iz  sept.  90  j 
Wm.  Medowa  Nurie,'^) 
Gpu.     Infell.     Branch,  > 

dilioiinrif  Force   ) 


II  Aug'. 


23  Oct.     80 


;iuald  de  Hardewicke  Barton 

Captains.  I 

Ei'nest    Albert    Bennett.^^   Adjutant ) 

5  Batlalioii  13  July  93    ) 

_  ,.  Henry  Herriott  WooUright 

.  ]     Francis  Sinne.  Adjutant 6  Bn.  25  Nov.  97 
.  !     Bertram    K'lmuud    Ward,   Snper'm-  \^ 
\  f.'.ide>i(  nf  Gj/miia-'ia.  Cork, 12  Sept.  gS  ) 

,.  i     j}.».r.  Evelyn  Wm. 
I        D.A.Q  M.      " 
China  E.rppd. 
,.  I     James  Evre   Drammond  Ward, 

f/,///  mirk  East  Africa  Rifles 

..  ,3  ErnestWilliam  Rukeljy  Stephenson,-' ^ 

I        Adjutant  "9  M>ty  00 Ji 

..    I  Algernon   Forhea  Randolph,   Stafiou't 
1  f>/<ffOff'r.Mfulra:f  Comd.  19  Sept.  00  > 

..  |2  Henrv  Montague  Eustace-" •■ 

..  ;i  Robert  Hall  Kayes^i  

I  Jenkiu  Stephen  Jones  

Frank  George  Mnthias  Rowley,  Com-  \ 

mnndant  PuownniUee  Deptf » 

Robert  Jamea  R:)ss,"  DUfrict  Commr. ') 

Orau'ie  Ricer  Colony    S 

Charles  Edward  I'embertoni-    

John  William  Lin  iredge  Elgee I  22  Aug, 

Arthur  Cr.iwford    Julian    Campbell,) 

with.  Hong  Kong  Reqiment S 

Hamilton    Walter     Edward    Finch,  ' 

Adjutant  20  Aug.  9S > 

..    _  Robert  Archer  H;Lviiand''* 

..  ji  Herbert  Norwood  Blakeney,  S.  Africa 

„  I2  Leslie  St  lart  Roome^* 

..  '2  John  Hamilton  Hall 

..  14  Hubert   Edmond  Fostsr.^s  Adjutant"; 

I        2  May  00 S 

,.  I3  Percy  George  Barnes    

..    3  William  Claudius  Casson  Ash  

.    4  Charles  Sydney  CoUison^^   

...    2  Hugh Fletch<irMacEvvan,2" Adjutant") 

I         7  Oct.  99  y 

,..  '4  George  Wdliums  HaslehnsL^^ 

,..  I     William  Daly  lns\e;~^F>/t/ptian  Armtf... 

...  U  Hervey  NoelCouchmau  

...    3  Arthur  Percival  Macatee^t 

...  |i  Henry  Storr^"* 

14  Jame-4  Booth  Clarkson.  J?ese/-pe(X^io~^  j 

J'ol.  Bn.Lioerpo'ilRefjt.,  22  July  82  ;  -  j  

Capt.  3  Bn.R.  Fusiliers, -zs  Jan.  S3)  ;  I 

4  George  Augustus  Bridgmati^^    ]  29  Feb. 

Gilbert TotUillMuuro .3^  Reserve  {Depot)\  22  Jan. 

1  Reginald  Heiuemiinn  '     5  Sept, 

Charles  M'lCey,3*  Sy'/;)/((i«Jr'rt.V !   18  Nov.    _ 

2  Charles  Sidney  Daiton  Fisher^^ 18  July    94 


1 1  Mar. 

13  Mar. 
15  Mar. 

21  July    80'  18  Sept.  S7 

I  July    81    21  Nov. 
I  July    81    17  Jan. 


1 


8  May  85  ■ 
23  Sept.  851 
21  Dec.    S5I 

2T  Dec.    85' 

14  June  87 
14  June  87 


I  July    Si    II  May 


22  Oct. 
10  May 


19  Mar.  90 
19  Mar.   90 


10  May    82    19  Mar.   90 

j 
25  Aug.   83    22  Oct.    91 


22  Aug. 
22  Aug. 

9  Mar.   89 
g  Nov, 


50  Jan.  841 

23  Aug.  84 

23  Aug.  84. 

29  Aug.  85' 


10  Nov. 
10  Nov. 


29  AU! 
2s  Nov. 


3  May 
29  Nov. 
17  Deo. 

7  Nov. 

90 
90 
90 
9" 

13  July 

92 

21  Sept 
28  8opt 
19  Oct. 

9  = 
92 
92 

19  Kov. 

92 

19  Nov. 
17  Dec. 
23  Oec. 
23  Dec. 

92 
92 
93 
9i 

23  Sept.  95 


30  Jan.     86 

25  Aug.  86 

20  Apr.    90 
19  Mar.   93 

I  Nov.  90 

I  Oct. 

II  Mav 
II  May 
II  May 

16  Sept 

17  Oct. 

21  Feb. 
31  July 


23  Dec.    gi 

18  Sept.  93] 
6  Nov.  93 , 
25  Feb.    94j 

2t  Feb. 


95 

95 

99 
99 1 


7  Oct. 

21  Dec. 

28  Jan. 
4  Aug. 
ig  Mav 
16  Feb. 
27  Aug. 


1  Apr. 

2  Jan. 
I  Apr. 
I  Aor. 

10  M.iy 


31  July 

I  Apr. 

10  May 

25  Jan.    00' 

\ 
25  Jan.   od| 

25  Jan.  oo' 

17  Feb.  oo 

8  Mar.  oo, 

14  Mar.  ool 

1 4  Mar.    00  \ 

14  Mar.  oDj 
14  Mar.  00 1 
14  Mar.   oD, 

14  Mar.  oDj 

14  Mar. 
14  Mar. 
14  Map. 

14  Mar. 
:4  Mar.  OD 

23  Mar.  00 

I 

2  Mav  00 

16  July  83^ 

15  Dec.  00 
15  Dec.  o3 
15  Dec.  o3 


00, 


I 


19  Mar.  90 

6  Nov.   93 
9  Jan.    g5 

12  June  95 
II  Dec.    96 

10  June   95 

1 3  Sept.  gS 
17  Feb.  00 

14  Mar.  00 


320      The  Diihe  of  Cambridge  g  Own  {Mtddlesery  Jietjim'int), 


2  Philip  Martin  Larg^e^" 6  June   96 

I  'William  Heury  Abeil g  Dec.    96 

George  Lewis-Lloyd.  nt-fving  with  the  ;  T\a/% 

A^hanfi  Fuld  Force  trifh  ra.il-ofCaiif.  >        9  ^^ec.     90 

I  Frederic  Ernest  Swainson I     9  Dec. 

I  William  Harold  Collier  Davy    I  20  Feb 


Frank  William  Ramsay 
I  Henry  Percy  Osborne^    

1  Gei-aid  Wilson  Heutley39   

2  Henry  Percy  Frank  Bicknell^^  

1  Herbert  Phili])  Gordon  Cochran  

2  William  Archibald  Stewart**' 

2  John  Seeker'-   

2  Denzil  Onslow  Cochrane  Newton*^   .. 

2  Harcourb  George  Lionel  Bencrough^z 

3  John    T.    W.    Perowne,  Seserce  ;   2nd 

Lt.  I  Voh  hn.  Northampton  Rcgt. 
2=,  June  87;  Xr.  Ho.  ?i  Dec.  89:  Lt. 
of  Reserve,  29  Jan.  90  ;  Capt.  i  Vol. 
Bn.  Northampton  Regt .  16  Mar.  94... 

3  Francis  Lucas  Clement  Scott 

Arthur  Kiu^stm,  Iff »f  Africa , 

4  Harold  Edward  Lep  1  Glaf^s 

2  Herbeit  Fiederick  Spence*^ 

2  Doajl«sCy'il  Percv-Saiith , 

Harold  Echalaz  Welch 

X  George  DarMns  Wright 

2  Cecil  Heckham  Harcourt    

3  Alfred  Heury  Hooper   

3  Edwartl  Montgomery  Harris 

4  Edmund  Feathcretone  Osier    

Denham  R^lph  Robin«on,  .-J.  Ser.Corpf 
Nosl  Edward  Grev  Willou^hl.iv 


Seconp  Ltkutekaxts. 

4  Oswald  Vernon  Forbes 

3  William  Charles  Hendriks 

1  Charles  Arthur  Crawley-Boevey. 

2  Conway  Bennett  Thomp'?on*^  

Richard  Trevor  Tudor  Owen*^  

Henry  Hercy  Richmond  Anson 

David  Henrv  Llewellyn  Thomas  ... 

2  Bernhfirr,  Adi)Iph  Wm.  Charles  Moller*^ 

3  Arthur  Frank  Henty 

2  Huirh  Mowbray  Meyler*" 

3  John  Sy  iney  Ciinniiicham , 

2  Thomas  Be;:hy  Hou'.rhlon  Thorne 

4  John  Alexander  Belford    

2  John  Hodder  Furlong*^ , 

I  Norman  Weber  Cosbj' 

3  Herbert  Phdip  Hilton*^ 

Hay  Stewart  Mitchell 

J  Charles  Philpot  Macdonald 

4  William  Alfred  Odlmg , 

Henry  Lesli'^  Homan    , , 

Henrv^  Melancthon  Strong 

Cedric  Rupert  Hay    

Walter  Thorntou  Hodu'son^  , 

"  Hari-y  Cuthbert  Pulley 

I  (,'harie.>  wnnford  Watney..... 

^Quarter  M'n<ter:i.—  i  Thomas  Daw,^*  26  Feb.  y6 
2  Thomas  Piper,^^  10  Oct.  91 


15  May 

4  Jan. 
20  May 
20  Mav 

5  July 

12  Aug. 
22  Nov. 

6  Dec. 
9  Dec. 


26  July 
9  Oct. 

25  Jan. 

23  Jan. 
17  Feb. 

24  Feb. 
14  Mar. 
14  Mar. 
14  Mar.  00 
14  Mar. 
14  Mar.    00 

9  June  00 
9  June  00 
9  June  00 


25  June  00 


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14  Mai".  001 
14  Mar.  00 
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4  Apr.  00 1 
18  Apr.  oo' 
18  Apr.  00 
1 3  Apr. 
i3  Apr. 
!■*  Apr. 
18  Apr. 
18  Apr. 


4  An, 

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4  Aug. 

4  Aug. 

4  Aug. 

4  Au?.    00 

4  Aug. 
00 1  19  Sept 
00  19  Sept. 
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oo|  17  Nov, 
00!  17  Nov.   00 


21  Apr.    ool  17  Nov.    o 


t8  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 

5  May 

5  May 

5  May  ool 

5  May  00 

5  May  00 

1 9  May  03 

19  May  00 

19  May  00 

19  May  00 1 

19  May  oQi 

19  May  00  ( 

23  .May  00 

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23  Mny  001 

23  May  00 

lE  July  00 

4  Aug.  00 

II  Aug.  00 

29  Aug.  cx>; 

Son.  Lieut . 
Son.  Lieut. 


•  Major  Sharpe  served  with  the 
57th  Regiment  m  the  Zulu  war  ot 
1879.  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  f 
Gingindhlovu  and  relief  of  Ekowe 
and  throughout  the  operations  cf 
"Clarke's  Column"  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  m  the  Egyptian  war 
of  1S8?  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

>s  Captain  Bennett  served  with  the 
Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884,. 

'*  Captain  Norie  served  with  the 
Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Forcein 
1889-90  in  charge  ot  the  Intelligence 
Department  (mentioned  in  des- 
patches, Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under 
Sir  Ribert  Low  in  1S95  as  Signalling 
Officer  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Cuptain  Stephenson  served  in  the 
operations  in  South  Africa  in  1896  on 
the  Lines  f-l  Communication  a^Mafe- 
king  (Medal). 

21  Captain  Hayes  served  with  the 
Hazara  Expedition  in  iSgr  as  Brigade 
Transport Officer( Medal  wiihClasp).  I 

^'  Captain  Koss  serveil  during  the 
operations  in  South  Africa  in  1896  on 
the  Linesof  Communication  at  Mafe- 
king. 

^*  Captain  M'Key  served  with  the 
Dongola  Expeditionary'  Force  under 
Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i896,inclnd- 
ing  th-*  engagement  at  Kirket  and  the 
operations  at  Hafir  (promoted  to  be 
Seroud  Lieutenant,  -th  Class  of  the 
MMljidie,  Briti-h  Medal,  and  Khe- 
dive's Mediil  with  two  Clasps). 


Wdliam  Fulcher.  24.  Mar.  co;  Hon   Lieiif. 
Franz  Pien-s,  28  Mar.  00;  Son.  Lieut. 
Facings  White. — Agentg,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
ij»?  Battalion  f^^mharl-ed  for  Cape  of  Goo  1  Hope,  25  Apr.  96.     lyul  Battalion  t- 111  barked  for  South  Africa,  2  Dec.  1899. 

^  The  Duke  of  Cambridge  commanded  the  ist  Division  of  the  Eastern  Army  throughout  the  campaig:;  of  1854. 
including  the  battles  of  the  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkeroian  <horse  shot),  and'siege  of  Sebastopol  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  received  the  thanks  of  the  Hou-e  of  Common-,  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^  I'olouel  Hill  served  with  the  sjCh  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879.  and  was  present  ^t  the  action  of  Gin- 
gindhlovu and  the  relief  of  Ekowe,  and  throughout  the  operations  of  "(Clarke's  Column"  (Medal  with  Clasp) 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSqq-iqod  in  command  of  th  -  2nd  Battalion  Middlesex  Regiment  and  Wj8. 
i)resent  in  ch?  operations  on  the  Upper  Tugela  in  Junuarv  190D.  inchidmg  the  action  at  Spion  Kop  (mentioned  in 
despatches),  the  sic">n  I  eugazement  at  Colenso.  th^  capture  of  Hlangwaae,  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith;  took 
liart  in  the  advance  through  Northern  Nat.il,  including  the  en?ag-ment->  at  V  m  Wyk.  Bothi's  Pass,  and  .Armand*s 
Nek  ;  commanded  th^  loth  Brigade  daring  iis  advance  Trom  Elandslaagte  to  Waschbantc ;  commanded  the  troops 
at  Volksrust  from  17th  July  to  4th  August  and  a5  Newcastle  from  roth  August  ouwards. 

*  Lt. Colonel  White  served  with  the  57th  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Gin- 
gindhlovu and  the  rehef  ot'ElvOwe,  and  throughout  tie  operations  of  "Clarke's  Col  imn  "  (Medal  with  Clasps. 
Served  dm-ing  the  operations  in  South  Africa  in  1896  on  the  Lines  of  Communication,  and  cottmanded  the 
Reserve  (Imperial  Contingent)  at  Mafekin:?. 

^  L'.Colonel  Kellers  and  .Uajor  Longe  served  with  the  57th  Regiment  in  the  Zuiu  war  of  1S79,  and  were  present 
at  the  action  of  Gingindhlovu  and  relief  of  Ekowe,  and  throughout  the  operations  of  "Clarke's  Column** 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Lt.Oolonel  Simpson  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  ii  1S9S  with  the  ist 
Bat:alion  Lincola-*hire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  de^patche-t)  and 
Khartoum  (mentione-l  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Briti-ih  Medal,  and  Khedives  Medal  with 
two  Clasps). 

"  Major  Blake  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-19001 
with  the  2nd  Battalion  Middlesex  Regiment  as  2nd  in  com-nand,  aid  was  present  in  the  operations  on  the  tJppar  r 
Tugela  in  January  1900,  including  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop,  Colenso  (seond  action),  HIangwaue,  and  1 


Tlte  Duke  of  CamhrUhjes  Own  (Middlesex  Epgiment).  320a 

Pieter's  Hill,  anrl  the  relipf  of  Ladysmitli;  took  part  in  the  advance  throush  Nortliera  Natal,  includiurr  the 
OD^iaffemeats  at  \  an  \\  yk,  Botha  a  Pass,  and  Armands  Nek,  and  subsequent  affairs  ;  commanded  the  Battalion 
on  various  occasions  and  cotitinnously  from  loth  August  onwards 

10  Major  Scott-Moncrieff  served  with  the  ^jyth  Regiment  in  the  Zuhi  ^^&v  of  1S7Q.  and  was  present  at  the  action 
of  Gmeindhtovu  and  rehef  of  Eknwe,  and  throughout  the  operations  of  "  Clarke's  Column  "  (Medal  with  C'lasn) 
Served  m  the  South  African  war  m  1899- 1500  with  the  ^nd  Battalion  Middlespx  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the 
operations  on  the  Upper  Tugela  in  January  iqoo  including  the  action  at  Spion  Kop  (severely  wounded) 

la  Maj:>r  Lempriere  Captain  Pemberton,  and  Lieut.  Secke-"  served  iu  the  South  Africin  war  in  iSgg-iqoo  with 
the  2nd  Battalion  Muhilesex  Regiment  and  was  present  iu  the  operations  on  the  Uppe- Tugela  in  January  1000 
including  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop.  Colenso  (second  action),  and  HIangwane.  and  the  relief  of  Ladv'smith-' 
took  part  in  the  advance  through  Northern  Natal,  including  the  engagements  at  Van  Wvk.  Botha's  I'ass  and 
Armand's  Nek,  and  subsequent  affairs.  '^' 

I'  Major  Sivile  served  i-i  the  South  African  war  in  iSgq-igoo  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Middlesex  Regiment  and 
was  present  in  the  operations  on  the  Qpper  Tugela  in  January  1903,  iricludini;  the  engagements  at  Spion'Kon 
(severely  w.niniled),  HUngwaie  and  Pietir'sHiU;  took  pirt  in  advance  throui^h  Nortlicrn  Natal,  incluiing  the 
engagements  at  van  Wyk,  Botha's  Pass  and  Arraand's  Nek,  and  subsequent  affair-;. 

I*  Major  Dyer  served  in  the  Smth  African  war  in  1895-1903  with  the  ?nd  Bitti'ion  Middlesex  Regini'^nt  and  was 
present  in  the  operations  on  the  Upper  Tugela  in  January  1900,  including  tlie  em^a'^ement-;  at  Spion  Kop'  Colenso 
(second  action),  and  Hlangwane,  and  the  relief  of  Ladysraith. 

'5  Major  BurtDn  servid  iu  the  South  A'ricsin  war  of  1899-1900  with  the  2U-l  Bittalion  Miidl^sex  Regiment  and 
was  present  in  the  operations  on  the  Upper  Tiu'ela  m  .lanuarv  tg^D.  inchidiug  the  ac*ion  at  Spimi  Kop  (severely 
wounded)  ;  took  part  in  the  a  Ivance  thr  tugh  Northern  Natal,  including  the  engagements  at  Van  Wyk,  Botha's 
I'ass  and  Armand's  X»-k.  and  subsequent  affairs.  .     t  ■ 

2«  Captain  Eustace  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Middlesex  Regiment,  and 
was  present  in  the  operations  on  the  Upper  Tugela  in  January  1900,  including  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop 
Colenso  (second  action),  Hlangwane,  and  Pieter's  Hill;  took  part  in  the  advance  to  Newcastle  and  in  subsequent 
affairs. 

^J  Captain  Haviland  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-rgoo  at  the  Base  frnn  1st  Januavy  till  the  end  of 
March  igoo;  took  part  in  the  advance  through  Northern  Natal,  including  the  eugajiements  at  Van  Wyk,  Botha's 
Pass,  and  Armand's  Nek,  and  sub^equent  affairs. 

2*  Captain  Roonie  served  in  the  South  African  war  iu  i895-:go3  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Middle^px  Regiment,  and 
took  part  in  the  advance  from  Elandslaagte  to  Northern  Natal,  including  the  engagements  at  Van  Wyk,  Botha's 
Pass,  and  Armand's  Nek. 

-^  Captain  Foster  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  2ud  Battalion  Sliddlesex  Regiment  as 
Regimental  Transport  Oflicer  from  ist  January  to  12th  May,  and  was  pres'=*nt  in  thenperatloni  on  the  Upper  Tugela 
in  Janxiary  ioo<.t  including  the  action  at  Spion  Kop  and  at  the  relief  of  Ladysniith. 

~|j  Captain  Col  ison  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Middlesex  Rsgiment, 
and  took  part  in  the  advance  through  Northern  Natal,  including  the  engagements  at  Van  Wyk,  Botha's  Pass,  and 
Armand's  Nek,  aii<i  subse(iuent  affairs. 

-"  Captain  MicEwan  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoa  a?  Adjutant  2ncl  Bittalion  Midd  esex  Regiment, 
and  was  present  in  the  operations  on  the  Upper  Tugfia  in  January  igoD  iududing  the  engagements  at  Spion 
Kop,  Colenso  (second  action),  and  H'angwane,  aud  the  relief  of  Lidysmith;  took  p^rt  iu  the  advanci  throno-h 
Northern  Natal,  includiugthe  engagement  at  Van  Wyk,  Botha's  Pass,  and  Ar  nand's  Nek,  and  suh-eqn-^nt  atfairsr 

*-*  Capt-iin  Tfaslehust  served  iu  he  South  African  war  in  1893-noo  with  the  2nci  Battilion  Middlesex  Regiment, 
and  was  present  in  the  ei'gaaement  at  Hlangwane  and  at  the  relief  of  Lvlysmitii 

-•'  Captain  Tu'zlo  served  in  the  ciimpaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  iu  iSgS  as  Orderly  Officer 
til  the  General  Orticr  CommiiudinET  the  British  Division,  and  waspreseaf  at  the  battle  < if  Ktiartnum  (mentioned 
in  de-'prttches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Mediil  with  Cla-*p) ;  aud  in  1899  in  the  openitions  resulting  iu  the 
hiiHl  ■leleiit  i>t  the  KbaUfa— horsi  shot  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Clus?;  of  the  Medjidie). 
-■•t  Capt  lin  Mdcafee  served  in  the  operations  in  Mashonaland  in  1897  on  special  service  (Meilali. 
'I'  Captain  St  >rr  served  in  the  S  tuth  Africa'i  war  iu  iSg^-igoD  with  the  2ad  B  ittali  ui  Mi  idlesex  Regiment,  and 
WAS  present  iu  the  operations  on  the  Upper  Tugela  and  at  the  reli-^f  of  Ladysmith  ;  took  part  in  the  advance 
through  Nortliern  Natal,  including  the  engagements  at  Van  Wyk,  Botha's  Pass,  and  Armand's  Nek,  andsuhsetiuent 
affairs. 

^1  Captain  Brldgman  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoi  with  the  2ud  Battilion  Royal  Irish  FuBiliers, 
and  was  present  iu  the  engagement  at  Willow  iJraug-^  aud  the  battle  of  Colenso  ;  was  present  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  Middlesex  Regimenr,  iu  th'^  operations  on  the  Upper  Tugela  iu  January  igo...  inclu  ling  the  engagements 
at  Spion  Kop,  Colenso  (second  action),  and  Hlangwane,  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith;  took  part  in  the  advance 
through  Northern  Natal,  including  the  engagements  at  Van  Wyk,  Botba'sPats,  and  Armand's  Nek,  ami  subsetiueut 
affairs. 

3^  Captain  Munro  served  in  the  hitter  part  nf  the  Zulu  war  in  iS/g  with  the  57th  Regiuieiil,  and  throughout  the 
operatioos  of  "  Clarke's  Column  ''  (  Medal  with  ('la^id. 

^^  Captain  Fisher  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Middlesex  Regiment,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop,  Colenso  (second  action),  Hlangwane,  and  Pie'er's  Hill,  and  the  relief 
of  Ladysmith;  took  part  in  the  advance  through  Nortliern  Natal,  including  the  engagements  at  Van  Wyk,  Botha's 
Pass,  and  Armand's  Nek.  and  subsequent  alfairs. 

36  Lieut.  Large  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSjg-igoo,  and  ttok  part  in  the  advance  through  Northern 
Natal  and  in  various  affairs  ;  employed  as  Regimental  Transport  OHicer  from  12th  May  to  lotix  July,  and  afterwards 
with  Mounted  Infatitry. 

38  Lieuts.  Osborne  and  Bickupll  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSjq-iqo3  with  the  2nd  BittUi  m  Middlesex 
Regiment,  and  were  present  in  the  operations  on  tne  Upper  Tugela  in  January  looc,  including  the  engagements 
at  Spinn  Kop,  Colenso  (second  action),  and  H'angwane. 

33  Lieut.  Bentley  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Middlesex  Regiment,  and 
was  present  in  the  operations  on  the  Upper  Tugela  lu  January  1900,  includiug  the  actiim  at  Spiou  Kop— 
wounded. 

*o  Lieut.  Stewart  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-ig-o  with  the  2nd  Batta'ion  Middlesex  Regiment,  and 
was  present  in  the  operations  on  the  Upper  Tugela  in  January  1000,  including  the  action  at  Spion  Kop. 

*i  Lieut.  Newton  and  Second  Lieut.  Thompson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgy-igocwiththe  2ud  Battalion 
Middlesex  Regiment. 

*3  Lieut.  Bengougb  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Middlesex  Regiment, 
and  took  part  in  the  advance  througn  Northern  Natal,  including  rhe  engagements  at  Van  Wyk,  Botha's  Pass,  and 
Armand's  Nek;  employed  as  Regimental  Transport  Officer  from  nth  July  onwards 

**  Lieut.  Spence  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Middlesex  Regiment,  and 
took  part  in  the  advance  through  Northern  Natal,  including  the  engagements  at  Van  Wyk.  Botha's  Pass,  and 
Armand's  Nek,  and  subsequent  affairs;  previously  served  with  the  Duke  of  Edinburgh's  Own  Volunteer  Rifles  on 
the  Lines  of  Communication  in  Cape  Colony. 

**  Lieut.  Willougbhy  served  in  the  South  African  war  with  the  6th  Battalion  Middlesex  Regiment  on  the 
Lines  of  Communication  in  Cape  Colony  ;  joined  the  2nd  Battalion  26th  August. 

*^  Second  Lieut.  Owens  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  6th  Battalion  Royal  Warwickshire 
Regiment ;  joined  the  2nd  Battalion  Middlesex  Regiment  nth  August. 

■•s  Second  Lieut.  Mtiller  served  iu  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  witli  the  City  Imperial  Volunteers,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Jacobsdal,  Paardekop,  Poplar  Grove,  Brandfort,  Zaiid  River,  Pretoria,  Bethlehem, 
Naauwport  Nek,  and  Diamond  Hill;  joined  the  2nd  Battalion  Middlesex  Regiment  1  ^^h  September. 

■•"  Second  Lieut.  Meyler  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  Rhodesian  Field  Force,  with  2nd 
Battalion  Middlesex  Regiment  from  nth  July,  and  subsequently  with  Mounted  Infantry. 

*8  Second  Lieut.  Hilton  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  Roberts'  Horse,  and  was  present  at 
the  relief  of   Kimberley,  in  the  operations  at  Paardeberg,  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein,  the  engagement  at 


32ob  The  DuJce  of  Oavibrlilges  Oiai  (Middlesex  Berjimeiit). 

Sauna's  Post,  the  occupat  ion  of  Johannesburg  and  Pretoria,  and  the  engagements  at  Diamond  Hill,  Heidelberg, 
and  Bethlehem  ;  joined  the  2nd  Battalion  Middlesex  Regiment  29th  September. 

*^  Second  Liieut.  Furlong  served  in  the  Matabele  war  in  1896  with  the  Bechuanaland  Border  Police  (Medal). 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  Natal  Police,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Talana 
Hill  and  Willow  Grange,  tlie  battle  ot'  Colenso,  the  engagements  at  Monte  Christo  and  Picter's  Hill,  and  the  relief 
of  Ladysmith  ;  ioined  the  2nd  Ba'talion  Middlesex  Regiment  25th  June. 

■'"  Second  Lieut.  Horlgson  f-e-ved  in  the  South  African  war  in  1893-1900  with  the  Ceylon  Mounted  Infantry,  and 
was  present  in  the  engai^ements  at  Poplar  Grove  and  Zand  River,  and  in  the  operations  before  Johannesburg  and 
Pretoria;  joined  the  2nil  Battalion  Middlesex  Regiment  2nd  September. 

^^  Lieut.  Daw  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  :370  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^~  Lieut.  Piper  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Middlesex  Rei;iment,  ami 
was  present  in  the  operations  on  the  Upper  Tugela  and  at  the  relief  of  Ladysmith. 

Record  c/  the  Servici's  of  the  i.'sf  Battalion  of  the  Middlesex  Regiment 
(t'urinerly  the  ijth  Regiment). 

Raised  111  1755,  and  proceeded  to  the  Mediterranean  (as  Marines),  to  1757.  Gibraltar,  to  17G3. 
Minorca,  to  1767.  Ireland,  to  1775.  America,  to  17S3.  Nova  Scotia,  to  1790.  Kngland  and  Scotland, 
to  1793.  Low  Countries,  to  1793.  England,  to  Jttne  1794.  Low  Countries,  to  1795.  England,  to 
October  1795.  West  Indies,  to  1S03.  (2nd  Battalion  raised  in  1S03.)  England,  to  April  1804.  Channel 
Islands,  to  October  1S04.  (Gibraltar,  to  .Inly  1809.  Peninsula,  to  June  1S14.  Canada,  to  Jnly  1S15. 
(3nd  Battalion  reduced,  Dec.  1815.)  France,  to  November  1817.  Ireland,  to  Sept.  1824.  England,  to 
1825.  New  Sontli  Wales  (embarked  in  16  convict  ships),  to  March  1831.  India,  to  April  1846.  England 
to  March  1848.  Ireland,  to  Feb.  1853.  Corfu,  to  Sept.  1S54.  Crimea,  to  May  1S56.  Malta,  to  May 
1S5S.  (A  detachment  at  Aden  from  Sept.  1857  to  March  iS6o.)  India,  to  Nov.  iS5o.  New  Zealand,  to 
April  1867.  England,  to  Sept.  1871.  Ireland,  to  Dec.  1S73.  Ceylon,  to  Feb.  1879.  South  Africa,  to 
Oct.  1879.     Home,  Oct.  1S79. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Middlesex  Regiment 
(forrierly  the  "nth  Regiment). 

Raised  in  17S7,  and  pvoceaded  to  India,  March  17SS.  To  England,  1S07.  Embarked  for  the  Peninsula, 
iSii.  To  Ireland,  1814.  To  Jamaica,  1S24.  To  Ireland.  1834.  To  Malta,  1834.  To  Ceylon,  1842.  To 
Jamaica,  1843.  To  Nova  Scotia,  1846.  To  England,  184S.  To  Malta.  1854.  To  the  Crimea.  1854.  To 
England,  1856.  To  New  Sout'i  Wales,  1857.  To  India,  1858.  To  England,  1870  (being  the  6rst 
Rsgimont  through  tlie  Suez  Canal).  Entitled  "The  Duke  of  Cambridge's  Own  Regiment  of  Foot," 
June  1876.     To  India,  1880. 


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321 


F^rmerli/  the  60th  {The  Kii)g's  Eoijal  liijie  Corpi-). 

The  5tli,  7tli,  Stli,  and  9th   Battalions  are  formcJ  of  the  Huntingdon,  2nd  Middlesex,  Cailcw,  an.l 

K orth  Cork  Militia  respectively. ) 
'  Ceter  ef  Auttax."       "Louisburg"     "  Qubbkc,   1759"    "  RoLKiA  "      "Vimikha"    "ilARTisiQun"  "Talavera  " 

"BdSACO  "     "  FCENTES  D'Onor"  "  AlBUHERA"  "  ClUWAD  RODRIGO"    *'  BaDA.TOZ"  "SALAMANCA  "  "  VlTTORIA  " 
"PrREVKES"      "XiVELLE"      *'XiVE"     "OrTHES*'      "  ToULOUSR  "     "PEyiXSCLA"      "PlTN.TArB"    "MooLTAN" 

*'  GooJERiT"  "  South  Africa.  1S5 1-2-3"  "  Delhi  ""  Taku  Forts  '*  '*  Prkix  "  "  South  Africa,  1879"  "Ahmad 
•      Khki,  ■'  "Kakdahar,  iSCo"  "  Afghaxisias,  1S7S-30"  "Egypt,  1882,  1864  ""  Tel-el- Kebik"  "Chitral." 

i^„.q„  Colone\inCbie!.— FieWilarilm}^!^ Sot/alMighiie^s  The  Viile  of  Cambvidse,^  KG.  KT  KP    GCB    GCIT 
■      «CJ/G.  SC/E.  (JCCO.  3  Mar.  69.  '  '  ' 

Colonel  Commandant.— >T(E  Rt.  Kon.  Sir  Reilvers  Henry  Blller,'  GCB.  KCMG.  [R],  CommaniUwi  at 
AUicnhut  ;  Ei:>ii,n.  •■23  Jlnv  58;  Lieut,  "g  Dec.  62  ;"  C<i/''ui».  ""aS  May  70;  ]Jt.3Iajor,  i  Apr.'  74  • 
Jit.U.Coloiiel.ii  Nov.  7S;  CWonp?,  27Sept. 79;  Mijor  Generul.  21  May  84;  Lt. General,  i  Anr!  91  ;  General' 

24  June  96  ;  Colonel  Commaiid'int  Kinjr".^  Royal  Rifles,  13  .July  95.  "  ' 
Sir  Francis   Wallace  Grentell.    GCB.  GCilG.  Gocfntor  of  Malta,  icith  rank  of  General,  31  Dec.  98  [Rl 

Eiitign.  f=,  Aujj.  59;   Lifiit.  " ix  July  63  ;  C<;)^n',(.  fjS  Oct.  71;  irforl  J/oyov,  ti  Nov.  78  ;  Maior,  i  JulvSi' 

Bt.Lt. Colonel,  2QN0V.79;   Colonel,    tS  Nov.  82  ;  J/o/oi*    General,  3  Au^.   89;    Lieut. General,  i  Api\  qS- 

Colonel  Commandant  King's  Royal  Rifles.  7  An-r.  08.  ,  '  •  y   » 

Lieutenant  Colonels. —4  Baward  William  Herberl,' Lieu*.  2  Dec.  74  ;  Cuu?.  19  Aus.  83;  Bf.Maior  stAIavBA- 

.If.i/or,  1;  Oct.  90-,  Z^Co/ollf/,  IS  Oct.  98.  •      ■     J    1, 

2  Harold  Gore-Hrowne,^  Lient.  11  e'eli.  76  ;  Captain,  iS  Apr.  85  ;  Major,  4  Jan.  93  ;  Lt.  Colonel,  zz  Oct.  90. 

3  William  Pitcairn   CamplicU,'  Lient.  10  Mar.  76 ;  Captnia,  iS  Apr.  85  ;   Major,  5  Apr.  93 ;  Lt.  Colonel' 

25  Jan.  00. 
1  y.s.c.  Robert  Cdlverley  Alington  Bewicke   Bewicke-Copley,"  Lient.  2  Feb.  77;    Captain,  g  Oct.  S- • 

Jfo/'J)-,  15  Jan.  94  ;  X?.Co/ow^,  10  Mar.  00.  *    ^' 


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Majobs. 

4  l\$.c.  Hon.  Edward  James  Montagu-)  i 
;        Stuart- W'ortley.'    C3IG.    DSO.  2nd  - 
I        in  Command  24  Jan.  qq  \ 

2  Charles  Arch.  Townsheud  Boultbeu,-'  \ 

■znd  in  Command  21  Oci.  99    » 

1  p.d.c.  Francis  Alexander  Fortescue,'"  > 

'  ind  in  Comimtud  25  Jan.  OD } 

■5  Walpole  Swinton  Kays,'-  2)id  in  Ccm-  J 

i        mantl  18  Mar,  00   ) 

I    p.a.c.      Charles      Roderick      Roljert^ 
M'Grigor,'-'  Asxli't.  A^J.  Gen.  yafal,  ,- 

iriM  t-ank-  uf  Lt. Colonel  22  .Mar.  00 .' 

'     Henry  Anstrutber  Kiuloch,  Digtrict ) 
Iiitpecfor   of  Mutletrif,  PorUmontk,  - 

T4  Sept.  oS  i 

I  Francis  Montagu  Beaumonl" .. 

Kvelyu  William  'fhisttethwayte''- 

3  Hiley  He^inald  Addington' ■  {Depot)  ... 
Charles  John  Markhaui.^'  Ad/nfanf  22  {  . 

Middlesex  Volunteer  Riflex  3  Jan.  98/ 

J  Gerald  XeiU  Preadergajst'^ 

1  /j.j'.e.  Oliver  Stewart  Woocl  Xueent,'-' 1 
DSO.  Dep.  A^fiff.  Adj.  Gen.  Ireland  ) 
;  Frederick  Hrydges  Major  Henniker-""...' 
3  William  Henrj"  Salmon,-'  D.A.A  Gen.'/ 

for  lot  rl  I.  Sontk  Africa   S  j 

Arthur  Blewitt,--  Egyptian  Army | 

I  Harry  Francis  Pakenham--  ( 

Uerhert  Delamark   Banks,-*  Reserve  )  \ 

[Depot)     S  '■ 

Dudley  Granvdle    Richard   Ryder, -'^  / 

'         Sexerce  (Depot)... S 

.SirGuyTheophiiu9Campbell,5flr/.,--  1 

Reserve  {Dtpof) ) 

Nicholas  F.  d?  B.  5'en\vick,  Reg.  (Depot) 


KSEV.AIAJ.  I 


13  Oct.     77 

2 1  J  uly     77 
2  July    79 

6  Au;;.    79 1 

I 
1 3  Aug.    7Q I 


13  Mar.   80      1  Mar.    86  27  Mar.  85  4  Apr.  94 

7  Apr.    So    21  Apr.    86         !  i6  Apr.  94 

10  Feb.    Sit     T  July    S8         i  July  95 

I  July    Si    29  Dec.    33          10  Juno  96 

I 

I  July    81  II  Mar.    89  12  Mar.  S9'  i  July  96 


II  Aug.  80 
1 1  Aug.  80 
II  Aug.  80 


8  May    80      1  July    81    11  Sept.  So 

I  July    81    17  Jan.  90; 

I  July    8t    17  Jan.  90I 

I  July    8r    16  Apr.  90I 

27  Sept.  82    25  June  93! 

10  May    Bi    16  July  90' 

29  July    82    15  Oct.  90 

27  Jan.    83    20  Nov.  901 

9  Sept.  82      6  May  91 1 

27  Jan.    83     6  May  91 
6  Feb.    84    JO  Nov.  91 1 

6  Oct.     75    10  June  S5I 

'  I  ' 

28  Apr.    80    10  June  86 
I 

Apr.  84 

June  80 


:6  Nov.    98 


iMay    78J 
P23  Jan,    69 ! 


28  Feb.    75      I 
28  Oct.     71      5 


Captains. 

George   Coryton  Lister,   Ad/ufant  z\ 

Loudon  Volunteer  Rifleif  i  Aug.  99. ..J 

4  Craufurd  Alex.  Gordon  Clark-"    

p.s.c.  Thomas  Lethbridge  Napier  Mor-~i 
lana.*"  Comdg.  Lines  of  Comm.  GoldV 

Cooft,  toitli  rank  of  Lt. Colonel ) 

p.s.c.  Reginald  Stewart  Oxley^"    

3  Henry  Charles  Howard  

James  Kiero  Watson,     DSO 

Hon.  St.  LegerHenry  Jervis  - 

4  James  Patrick  Eden  Gilmour  [Depot)  .. 
Charles    Sliugsby    Chaplin, -■   Adju' ") 

fanf  5  BiittitUon  2  Mar.  96    ( 

4  Frank  Douglas- Pennant,  Acting  Dep.  > 

Assist.  Adj.  Gen.  Cork  30  Dec.  99  ...J 

Cromer       Ashburnham,  *        Ugand-a\ 

Rifiei S 

Steuart  Welwood  Hare, ''  Adj.  6  Bn.  ) 

Rifle  Brigade  18  Feb.  98 j 

John  Curteis.  Armg  Pay  Department  ... 
St.JobnDouglasTownshendLoftus,=* ") 

Adjntpnt  r>  Bn.  ig  May  97  ...  >" 

ZTo 71,  John  Roderick  Brownlow,  Ad-\ 

jutant  7  Battalion  21  Dec.  96    ) 

3  Henry  Charles  Warre-"     

1  ^o*(.  Alan  Richard  Montagu  Stuart- > 

Wortley^'^    ) 

George    Algernon    James      Soltau- ) 

I        Symons  S 

W  Edward  Northey="  7  Mar. 


6  Feb.    84 
23  Aug.   84 


20  Dec.    91 
4  Jan.    93 


10  Dec.    96 

21  Aug.  97 
23  Mar.  gS 
iS  May    9S 

I  I";  Oct.  98 

'  29  Dec.  5S 

21  Oct,  99 

I     7  Jan,  00 

I  25  Jan.  00 

17  Mar,  00 

18  Mar.  00 

7  Jan.    94 

9  Jan.    95 

21  Oct.  gi 
10  June  85 


23  Aug.    84     5  Apr.   93 


5   Oct.  87 
5  Nov.  87 

19  Nov.   87 


23  Aug.  84 
12  Nov.  84; 
25  April  S5 

6  May  85 

7  Feb.  85 

6  May  85 

24  June   85 1 

30  Jan.    86 

5  May  86| 
12  May    86 

25  Aug.   86 

4  Dec.  86* 
12  Apr.  90 
16  Apr.    90 

25  Apr.    90 

7  May    90' 


S  July    99, 


4  Aug.  93 

9  Sept.  93 

23  Sept.  93    16  Nov.   q8 

ic  Oct.  93  i 

I  Nov.  93  j 

15  Jan.  94: 

14  Mar.  94 ' 

14  Mar.  94 

4  Apr.  94 

20  June  94 

10  Aug.  g4 

3  Jan,  gs 

23  Jan.  95' 

11  Mar,  95 

15  May  95 1 
I  July  95 


Full 

Pay. 

Hall. 
Pay. 

13 

13 

13 

12 

... 

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The  King's  Boijal  Rifle  Corps. 


James  Hnwler  Gilbert  Feilden,  Imperial  Brpmcidalice  Corpt 

Leopold  Christian  Duncan  jenner,  Adj.  ^rd  London  I  olunleer  ) 
Rljleg,  14  Mar.  gg  * 

Charles  Gosling 

Charles  Le<rRe  Eustace  Eustace"    

John  Au;^ustus  Hope  

Eric  Pearce-Serocold   

Henry  Arthur  Whitby  Briscoe"  

John'Edivard  Rhodes  ,;•.— -;;-;r'"V."",V 

Charles  John  Sackville-V/est,"  Aidede  Camj)  loSir  R.  U.  Buller  ... 
;  Cecil  William  Wilson    

Bichard  Byron,'    .Ujnlatit  9  Baltaliou  16  Aug.  99 

;  Alexander' John  Laiuson*'' 

;  I*ewi&  Francis  Philips 

Herbert  Richard  Blore,"  Adjutant  11  Mar.  99  

r  Geoffrey  Charles  Shakerley  

:  Louis  Bertie  Cumberland"    

Guy  Stewart  St.  AuOyn,"  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  F.  W,  Greu-  i 
fell,  5  Nov.  00  " ) 

William  Henry  Loraino  Allgood,"  Special  Seroice,  South  Africa... 

5  Richard  Henry  Beaumont-'  

i  William  Barnetf-  

[  Lord  Robert  William  Orlando  Manners'" 

I  Wilfred  James  Long  * 

(  Victor  Henry  Sylvester  Scratehley"-        

t  Gwyu  Venables  llnrdei-n'' 

1  Cecil  Champapaie  Herbert-Stepney  ' 

2  Henrv  clitford  Rodes  Green,  Adjutant  25  Oct.  99    

2  William  Francis  George  Wyndham-  

I  Hansel  Loudon  Porter... 

!  Edward  Francis  Ward   


2IfD    r^ISUT' 


Lieutenants. 


1  Aug. 

21  Nov. 

22  Aug, 
30  Jan. 

22  May 
9  Oct. 

16  Oct. 
30  Oct. 
m  Dec. 

23  Apr. 
7  Ma.y 

28  June 
9  July 

29  Oct. 
29  Nov. 

17  Dec. 

17  Jan. 

17  Jan. 
4  Feb. 
4  Feb. 
4  Feb. 
4  Mar. 

25  Mar. 
xo  June 
25  July 

18  Nov. 

2  Dec. 

3  Feb. 
25  May 


8, 


15  May    90 

20  Nov.   90 

25  Feb.    gi 

6  May 

I  July 
15  July 
23  Aug. 

21  Oct. 
4  Nov, 

18  May 

23  Nov. 
4  Jan. 
,_    15  Feb. 
90    22  Feb.   93 
00,    9  Se7jt.  93 
90^  23  Sept.  93 

91,  23  Sept.  93 

31!  10  Oct.  93 

14  Mar.  94 

I  Nov.  93 

14  Mar.  94 

4  Apr.  94 

1  May  94 

20  June  94 

10  Aug.  94 

3  Jan.  oc 

[3  Jan. 


92 1  II  Mar. 
921  13  Mar. 


Frederick  Maurice  Crum"-   

Christopher  Kgerton  Balfour,  .lirle  dc  Camp  to  Lt.Geueral  Hon.  ■) 

a.  G.  L'lii-itiiii ' . 

"Richard  Chester  Master,  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Governor  of  tke\] 
Cape  of  Good  Hope  12  Apr.  98    ("  [ 

Stanlev  Fielder  Mott  j 

Rudolf  George  Jelf' ■• 

Alexander  Hichard  'aWiXTaa.v,  Comma nditig  ifounled  lufantri/^')  > 
Soi'tli  Afririt,  ifttli  rank  of  Captain  S 

George  Arthur  Paget  Renuie    

2  Bertram  Kitzherbert  Widdnngton 

4  Dermnt  Howard  lilundell-Hollinshead-Blundell."  .VI'O. ., 

3  Charles  Bei-nardPetre 

4  George  Ayscough  Armytage,  6"«j»rf^  of  Gt/mnaiia,  Glaiti/otc 

2  George  Frederick  Barnard  Hankey 

3  Wynne  Parr  Lynes' "■ 

Albert  Iiigraham  Paine  

3  Hubert  Francis  FitzwiUiam  Brabazon  Foljambe    

1  Richard  Johnstone"   (Depot)    

2  Lionel  Wilfred  de  Sausmarez  

3  Mervyn  Pratt 

Bernard  John  Majendie''  

4  Humphrey  Francis  William  Bircham,  Adjutant  27  Nov.  99  

I  John  Humphrey  Davidson,''"  Dicisional  Sitptalliiitf  Officer^  Natal 
I  William  Algernon  Ireland  Kay"" 

Augustus  Ernest  Cathcart,  Special  Scrcice,  South  Africa  

Hereward  Wake - 

1  Harrv  Cecil  Johnson™ 

2  Charles  Hugh  Napier  Seymour    

2  Llewelyn  Alberic  Emilius  Price-Davies''    

3  Eeginald  Frank  Manley  Sims'"  

3  George  Kendall  Priaulx 

1  Alfred  Digby  Legard"'    

3  Georire  Holt  Davenport  

2  GeoflVevMakins 

4  Henrv  Herbert  Ronald  White     

I  Henrv  Brewster  Percy  Lion  Kennedy'" 

t  Gerald  Hamilton  ^anill,''-Emploi/ed  under  the  Mililari/  Gocernor  I 

of  Pretoria J 

1  Eeginald  Gilbert  StirliEg"   

4  Gilbert  John  Acland  Troyte     

2  Alexander  Robert  Leitb      

1  Cyril  Francis  Hawley"' 

2  lion.  Alfred  Frederick  William  Harris   

4  Ricbanl  Edward  Crichton     

4  Thomas  Gerald  Dalby 

2  Frank  Gndfiey  Willav. 

3  Arthur  Reginald  William  Spicer 

I  Robert  Krnest  Reade'-   


Second  Lieutenants. 


9  Aug. 

27  Sept. 

4  Oct. 

18  Oct. 

18  Oct. 

24  Jan. 
18  Apr. 
18  Apr. 

2  June 
10  Oct. 
10  Oct. 
10  Oct. 

6  Mar. 

6  Feb. 
12  June 

26  June 

22  Jan. 
12  Feb. 

28  Mar. 
18  July 

?  Jan. 
17  Mar. 

17  Mar. 
IS  Sept. 

23  Feb. 
23  Feb. 
23  Feb. 

18  May 
28  Ma.y 

1  June 

27  July 
12  Oct. 

15  Oct. 

25  Jan. 
8  Feb. 

IS  Feb. 
25  Feb. 
25  Feb. 
22  Mar. 

5  Apr. 
20  Mi.v 
27  May 

2  Aug. 


2  George  Culme-Sevmour 4  Oct. 

3  Sir  Rose  Price,  Hart.  |  18  Oct. 

3  Alexander  Fraser  Campbell  Maclachlan"    |  18  Oct. 

1  Robert  Francis  Dalrymple"    '  25  Out 

I  Arthur  Thomas  Hodgson-'    j  25  Oci. 

William  Swynfen  Whitehall  Parker-Jervis'-  25  Oct. 

3  Edw.-ird  Austin  Bradford I  25001. 


9  Nov, 

30  Jan . 

S  Fob. 
19  May 
21  Aug. 
II  Dec. 

31  Dec. 

3  Jan. 
27  Jan. 
27  Jan.  q3 
27  Jan.  q:; 
:8  Feb.  t,j 
18  May  ui 
14  Sept.  £3 
29  Dec.  90 
zg  Dec.  gS 

8  Mar,   09 

8  Mar. 

8  Mar. 
'7  ila.y 
17  May 

21  Oct. 

22  Oct. 

4  Dec. 
7  Jan. 
7  Jan. 

23  Feb. 
17  Mar. 

24  May 


8  Feb.    931  26  July    95 
24  May    93!    I  Jan.    96 


93'     I  Jan.    96 

93)  18  Mar.   96 
93'  28  Mar.   96 

9  Nov.  96 

30  Jan.  97 

'5  Feb.  97 1 

19  May  97 

7  July  97 

21  Aug.  97 

II  Dec.  97 

„^  31  Dec.  97 

941  31  Pec.  97 

95I  18  Feb.  gd 

95I  12  Apr.  98 

95 1  18  May  98 

95!  14  June  98 

c6|     I  Aug.  98 

961  14  Sept.  98 

96,  15  Oct.  98 

go!   I  Jan.  99 

g7  '  4  Feb.  99 
97'  8  Feb.  gg 
g7  8  Mar.  99 
9- 1  3c  Aug.  99 
98!  21  Oct.  gg 
g8'  2:  Oct. 
98  21  Oct. 
981  22  Oct. 
93,  31  Oct. 
98 1  25  Nov. 
98  4  Dec. 
98  18  Dec. 

gS  7  Jan.  ooi 


■59 

7  Jan. 

90 

Q9 

25  Jan. 

00 

99 

23  Feb. 

00 

09 

23  Feb. 

00 

99 

24  Feb. 

00 

99 

13  Mar. 

00 

gi) 

1 7  Mar, 

00 

99 

18  Apr. 

00 

99 

18  Apr. 

00 

99 

24  May 

00 

The  King's  Royal  Bijf.e  Corps. 


323 


2ND    LIKUT. 


SKCOXO    LlEUTKNiMTS,  

Georj^eHenrj  Barnett 25  Oct.  99 

Thomas  Hubert.  Marker  1  28  Oct!  99 

George  Charles  Kelly^ u  Nov.  9y 

Alexander  John  Fife n  Nov!  99 

Bryan  James  Ourliucr   29  Nov!  99 

Beauchamp  Sevmour-' 30  Dee.*  99 

John  Edward  Xof-for  He'^eltine 17  Jan!  00 

Refjinald  Heurj  Seymour"-' 17  Jan!  ~^ 

Somerset  Alfred  George  Finch '  24  Jan. 

Ivor  Sainte  Croix  Rose j    3  Feb  -- 

Frederick  Viclor  Yeats  Brown 3  Feb!  ooiand' Khedive's  Star)?  Served  with  the  Chitr'al 

Geoffrey  Trollope  Lee    j  24  Feb.  00  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with 

.     3  Mar.  00  the  ist  Battalion  King's  Hoyal  Rifles  from  the 

10  Mar.  00  17th  April  till  theclose  of  theoperationsfMedal 

10  Mar.  00  with  Clasp).    Ser\'ed  in  the  campaign  on  the 

11  ADr.  oo.  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
■    «r-„-        T,      -,r:>^        ^                         9  May  ooLockhart  in   iPgy-c^S  with  the  Kurram-Kohat 

Frnncis  U  dliam  Lloyd  Edwards ,     9  May    ooiForce  fmentioued  in  despatches)    and  with  the 


Lt. Colonel    Bewicke-Copley  served  in  the 
ooiNile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp. 


Austin  Henry  Huth' 
Frank  Lionel  Pardoe" 

Richard  Xevxle  Abadie 

Henry  Albemarle  Vernon 
Keneim  Stanley  Smith 


23  May    oo|TirahKxpeditionaryForceas  Dejintv  Assistant 
30  June  00  Quarter  Master  General   for  In'^lIieeHce  2nd 

4  Aug.   oo|'3ivision     (roentioned    in    despatches,    three 

4  Aug,   oo|01asps). 
II  Aug.   00; 


Charley  Vernon  Leslie  Poe 

Stewart  Maxwell  Macnaghten 

Hugh  Whart  )n  Myddleton  Watson 

Colin  Douglas  Eyre 

George  Temple  Blewitt ^ 

Richard  Durand  Temple |  n  Aug, 

Quarter  Maiffe.rx.—  -2  John  William  Dwane,'"  15  Feb.  85  ;  Hon.  Captain,  13  March  07. 
4  Timothy  O'Shea/'  ic  Jan.  94;  Hon.  Lieut. 
T.  William  Charles  Harrington,  i  Feb.  qS  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
I  Thomas  Clarence  M'Nally,"'  22  Mar.  99;  Hou.  Lietit. 

Green— Facings  Sca.r\et.— Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co, 
mt  Battalion  embarked  for  India,  2^  Nov.  qo; /^  ^Taifri/ii>K,iS96;ioSoiitJi  Afrira^XXiV.  1899.  Sjiifh  V 
7nd  Battalion  embarked  for  Gibndtur,  t  Dec.  91  ;  to  Mittfa,  1895 :   to  Sotffh  Africa,  1896.      Cei/hni. 
2rd  Battalion  e.iimharkpd  f'lr  Sont/i  Africa, '^OV.  iSgg.     South  Afrivn. 
d.th  Battalion  returned  from  l7idia,  4  Dec.  1842.     Cork. 


M  The  Duke  of  Cambridge  commanded  the  ist  Division  of  the  Eastern  Army  throughout  the  campaign  of  18=4 
acluding  the  battles  of  the  Alma,  Biihiklava.  and  Jnkerman  (horse  shot),  and  siege  of  SebastopoUmnntioned  in 
tespatches,  received  the  tbanks  of  the  House  of  Commons,  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal), 
f  »  Sir  Redvers  Henry  BuUer  served  with  ihe  2nd  Battalion  60th  Ritles  throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  in  China 
Jedal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  ist  Battalion  on  the  Red  River  expedition  of  1870  (Medal).  Accompanied 
_Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  to  the  Gold  Coast  in  September  1S73.  and  served  as  D.  A.  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General 
and  Head  of  the  Intelligence  Department  throughout  the  Ashanti  wj-.r  of  1S73-74.  including  the  action  of  Essa- 
man,  battle  of  Amoafiil,  advanced  guard  engagement  nt  Jarbinbah,  battle  ot  Ordahsu  (slightly  wounded)  and 
capt  ure  of  Coomassie  (several  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  CB.,  Medal  withClasp).  Served 
in  the  Kafir  war  of  1878-79.  and  commanded  the  Fro-itier  Light  Horse  in  the  engagement  at  Taba  ka  Udoda  and 
•n  the  operations  at  MolyneusPath  and  against  Manyanyoba'sstronghoUUseveral  times  mentioned  in  despatches). 
Served  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  commiinded  the  cavalry  in  the  engagements  at  Zlobane  Mountain 
and  Kambula;  conducted  the  reconnaissance  before  Uluudi,  and'was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi 
(several  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  thanked  in  tJeneral  Orders,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Aide  de  Camp  to  the 
Queen,  Victoria  Cross,  CMG.,  Medal  with  Clasp)  received  the  V€^  "for  his  gallant  conduct  at  the  retreat  n. 
Inhlobaua,on  the  28tli  March  1879,  in  having  assisted,  whilsthotlypursued  by  Zulus,  in  rescuingCaptain  C.  D'Arcy, 
of  the  Frontier  Light  Horse,  who  was  retiring  on  foot,  and  carrying  hira  on  his  horse  until  he  overtook  the  rear  guard. 
Also  for  having  on  the  same  date,  and  under  the  same  circumstances,  conveyed  Lieutenant  C.  Everitt,  of  the  Frontier 
Light  Horse,  whose  horse  had  been  killed  under  him,  to  a  place  of  safety.  Later  on,  Colonel  Buller,  m  the  san;e 
manner,  saved  a  trooper  of  the  Frontier  Light  Horse,  whose  horse  was  comnletely  exhausted,  and  who  otherwiso 
would  have  been  killed  by  the  Zulus,  who  were  within  eighty  yards  of  him."  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi  as  Chief 
of  the  Statr  to  Sir  Evelyn  Wood  with  the  local  rank  of  Major  General.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  in 
charge  of  the  lutelligence  Department,  and  was  present  in  the  action  at  Kassasin  (9th  Septembei),  and  at  the 
battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  KCMd.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  3rd  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and 
Khedive's  Star)  Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884  in  command  of  the  ist 
Infantry  Brigade  and  as  second  in  command  cf  the  expedition,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb 
and  Temai  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Major  General  lor  distinguished  service  in  the  field,  two 
Clasps).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1884-S5  as  Chief  of  the  Stafi'  to  Lord  Wolseley  ;  when  Sir  Herbert 
Stewart  was  wounded  and  Colonel  Burnaby  had  been  killed,  he  took  command  of  the  Desert  Column  and  with- 
drew it  from  Gul>at  to  Gakdul  in  face  of  the  enemy,  defeating  them  at  Abu  Klea  Wells  on  the  i5th  and  17th 
February  (mentioned  in  despatches,  KCB.,  and  Clasp).  Sened  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  first  as 
General  Commanding  the  Forces  in  South  Africa,  and  afterwards  as  General  Ofticer  Commanding  in  Natal,  and  con- 
ducted the  operations  for  the  relief  of  Ladysinith,  which  wa^  successfully  accomplished  after  an  investment  by  the 
Boers  lasting  iiS  days;  subserjuently  conducted  the  operations  resulting  in  the  expulsion  of  the  Boer  Army  from 
Natal  and  its  dispersion  in  the  Transvaal. 

'  Sir  Francis  Grenfell  serveil  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Arthur  Cunynghiiine  in  the  operations  of  1877-8  in 
the  Transkei ;  also  as  Staff  Officer  to  Colonel  GlJ^l,  commanding  a  field  forue  in  the  Transkei,  and  was  x>i"esent  in  the 
engagement  with  the  Galekas  and  Gaikas  at  Quintana  Mountain  on  the  7th  Feb.  1S7S  (mentionedln  despatches. 
Brevet  of  Major).  Served  in  the  Kafir  war  of  1878  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  at 
Head  Quarters.  Served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  ^^  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  at  Head  Quarters,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Ijt. Colonel.  INIedal  with  Clasp  1.  Served 
under  Sir  Evelyn  Wood  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  as  Assistant  Quarter  Master  Gcnenil.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of 
i3S2  as  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  on  the  Head  QuarUTs  start',  and  was  present  at  the  engage- 
ments of  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  Kassasin  (9th  Sept.),  and  in  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Aide  de 
Camp  to  the  Queen,  Medal  with  Clasp,  3rdClass  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition 
in  1884-85  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  tinentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  and  Claspi.  Served  with  the  Egyptian 
Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  in  command  of  a  Division  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  KCh.,  and  promoted  to  ist  Class  of  the  Medjidie  and  3rd  Class  of  the  Osmanieh).  Commanded  the 
troops  during  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  December  1S8S  including  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Clasp).  Also  commanded  the  Nile  Field  Force  in  ia8o  at  the  engagement  at  Toski  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  promoted  Major  General  for  distinguished  service  in  tae  field,  and  Clasp). 

*  Xt. Colonel  Herbert  served  m  the  latter  part  of  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  with  the  3rd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  (Medal 
witfi  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  3rd  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifle  Corps,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive'o  Star). 

■  IjC.Colonel  Gore-Browne  served  in  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  ist  Battahon  King  s  Royal  f*iflea 
<Mei*'l  with  Clasp)  ;  and  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892.  Serverl  with  the  Chitral  Relef  Force  under  S-r 
Robeit  Low  in  iSgs  with  the  ist  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles,  including  the  capture  of  the  ifalakand  Pass  and 
the  engagement  at  Khar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

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324  The  Kinij's  Roi/al  Rifle  Corps. 

•  Lt.Colonel  W.  P.  Campbell  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  .BSi-Sswith  the  Mounted  Infantry,  and  was  P«sent 
in  the  ensa-ements  at  Aba  Klea  and  El  Gubnt,  an.l  subse.iuent  operations  at  Metemmeh  (Medal  with  two  Uasps 
and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  m  the  South  African  «-«r  in  iSgo-iooo  with  the  i.t  Battalion  Xing  s  Royal  K.to  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Talaiia  (wounded) ;  was  in  Command  during  the  march  Irom  Dundee  to  Ladjsmith 
and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Ladysmith  including  the  engagenieiit  at  Wagon  Hill ;  commanded  the  BattdJion  1, 
the  advance  under  Sir  Bedvers  BuUer  through  Northern  Natal  into  the  Transvaal,  including  the  engagements  at 
AmersfoOTtceTuk  Fartn;  Badfontein,  Lydenhurg.  and  the  Mauchberg;  and  m  the  subsequent  operations  under 
Lieut.Geneials  Hildyard  and  Lyttelton  respectively.       „,       ,  ,.         „^,        o     .    a  *   00   „-n,  ,i,oVr,^^,„, 

.  Major  Hon.  E.  J.  .Vloutagu  Stuart  Wortley  served  in  Afghanistan  trom  October  1879  to  August  1R80  v.ith  heI|-^o™ 
Force  L  Transport  Officer  and  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Army  Signalling  (Medal),  ^f ''^"l '"  \'',<' ,'^';"  "/^"^  °! 
tSSt  with  the  XiKil  Pipld  Force  Sc'ved  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Orderly  Otticer  to  Sir  W.  O.Lan>onana 
toS^rCe/RiSselUatdwasT^^sentat  the  batt^ll'^of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp  a-1  Ki^edivo^  Star)^ 
Served  with  the  Nile  E.vpedition  in  1884-85,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  Abu  Klea  and  El  Gubat,  and  m  the 
reconnaissance  to  Metammeh,  and  in  the  reconnaissance  to  Khartoum  under  &ir  Charles  Wilson  (mentioned  in 
desnatches  two  Clasps  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  CUG.m  recognition  of  his  services  m  Egypt);  also, 
served  nihroperatlonfof  the  Eu^yptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  fSSs-Se  as  Tieputy  Assistant  Adjutant  anrt 
Oua-ter  Ma-,tor  General  (Brevet  of  Maiot) .  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Sondan  under  Sir  Heibeit  Kitchenei 
hi  ,807  afstaff  Officer  o  Gunboats  Flo  ilia,  including  the  occupation  of  Berber ;  and  in  1898  on  Speoia  Service,  and 
■as  p«sen  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  in  commaiid  of  friendly  Arabs  on  the  right  bank  of  the  Nile  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  DSO.,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  tbe  bouth  African  wa r  m  .>899-J9o;-; 
in  comma.id  of  a  Battalion  of  Reservists  and  King's  Royal  R.Hes  in  operations  under  Sir  Redvers  Bullerinoludmg 
the  relief  of  Ladysmilh  ;  commanded  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Boyal  Rifles  in  subsequent  operations  ^nndec 

9  Major  Boultbee  served  in  the  South  African  war  m  ,899-1900,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Dundee 
(dangerously  wounded)  and  at  the  siege  of  Ladysiuith.  .      ,      ...  ^  a      ii  .„  n„t,,i,or  ,n9„  o,iri 

-Ma,or  Fortescue  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Ooth  Rifles  ,n  the  Afghan  war  froio  ApriUoOaober  1880.  a^^^^ 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  nea,-  Ghuzneo  :  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Robe  ts 
in  the  march  toCandahar  and  was  presentat  the  battleof  Candahar  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoratio  1 . 
Served  in  the  Boor  war  in  ,88,  with  the  Natal  Field  Force  Served  in  the  South  African  war  m  iSto-'9°o  wuh 
thr  ,rd  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Co^"iso ;  subsequently,  as  second  mcom^^ 
iiiand  of  the  ,st  Battalion,  took  part  in  the  advance  under  Sir  Bedvers  Buller  through  ^'°'t'frn^atal  into  the 
Transvaal  including  the  engagements  at  Amerstoort,  Geluk  Farm,  Badfontem,  Lydenburg,  and  the  Mauchbeig,  and 
in  the  operations  under  Lieut.Generals  Hildyard  anit  Lyttelton  respectively.  .       ,,       ,c,.     , 

"  Maior  Kays  served  with  the  expedituni  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  t  rancis  scott  in  1895  (Star). 
.  Lt.Colonel  M'Grigor  served  in  the  Boer  warin  ,88,  as  Adjutant  ol  the  jivi  BataUon  6c*h  Rifles,  and  wai^ 
presentin  the  engagements  at  Lang's  .Nek  and  the  In^'ogo  River.  Servedm  the  Egyptian  warof, 882  as  Adjutant 
3rd  Battalion  King's  RovalRifle  Corns.and  was  present  m  the  reconnaissance  in  lorcefrom  Alexandimonsth 
August,  m  the  engagement  at  Tel-el'-Mahuta,  the  action  at  Kassasin  (gth  beptember),  and  as  Orderly  Oflicei  to 
Brigadier  Ashburnham  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp  and  Khedive  s  Star)  ;  also  seived. 
throughout  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  ,884  as  Adjutant  to  the  3rd  B.attalion  King  s  Royal  Rifle  Corps,  audi 
was  present  ir  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (5th  Class  ot  the  Medjidie,  two  Clasps).  Served  with 
t!ie  exoedition  to  the  Soudan  iu  1885  as  Aide  rte  Camp  to  Major  General  Ewart,  Commanding  Lines  of  Commmuca- 

'"•  Mafo^Bea^monrseS  the  3rd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Boer  war  in  ,88,,  and  was  present  in  the 

en<.n cements  at  Lang's  Nek  and  the  Ingogo  River.  Served  with  the  3rd  Batta  ion  King  s  Royal  Rifle  Corps  111 
the  Egyptian  war  of  ,882,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  in  force  Irom  Alexandria  oq  5th  August,  intl,» 
en.'a-ement  at  Tel-el-.\Iabuta,  in  theaction  at  Kassasin  (9th  September),  and  at  the  battle  ot  Tel-el-Kcbir  (Medal, 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  iu  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  m  cuarge  of  Signallers,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches  two  Clasps).  Served  witk  the  Nile 
Expedition  in  ,884-85  on  signalling  duties,  and  was  present  at  the  action  ot  Kirliekan  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,899-1900  with  the  fust  Battalion  King  s  Royal  Rifles,  ami  was. 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Talana,  in  the  march  from  Dundee  to  Ladysmith  during  the  siege  of  Ladysmith,  and. 
in  the  subsequent  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  Buller  through  Northern  Natal  into  the  Transvaal  including  the  en- 
gagements at  Amerstoort,  Geluk  Farm,  Badfontem,  Lydenburg,  and  the  Mauchberg  ;  also  took  part  in  the  operations 
under  Lieut. Generals  Hildyard  and  Lytte:t()n  respectively. 

''  Maior  Thistlethwayte  served  in  the  Boer  warof  188,  (wounded).  .„..,■       ,-•      ,     r,        ,  -on.. 

•<■  Major  Addingtoii  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  ,89,  with  the  ist  Battalion  Kings  Royal  Rifles 
(Medal  with  Clasp) ;  also  served  in  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  ,891  with  the  same  Battalion  including  the  en- 
gagements at  Sangar  and  Mastan  (Clasp).  ,,         ,       .  ,     ^.,         ,        ,         T       .         .L 

■?  Major  Markbaiu  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp);  also  during  the  operas 

''°°Maior'^Prendergast"served'm  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  :S24  with  the  3rd  Battalion  King's  Royal  Eifle 
Corns  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Temai  (.Med.al  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  mthfr 
SouthAfrican  war  in  ,899-1900  with  the  1st  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles,  and  commanded  the  troops  in  the  operations 
on  the  Zululand  border  in  .January  ,900.  .,      ,  t.  ..  ,■       t»       •    r.        ,  n-n      /ir„j»i 

"  Maior  Nu^'ent  served  inj  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  ,891  with  the  ,st  Battalion  King  s  Royal  RiQes  (Medal 
with  Clasp);  also  in  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  ,8gi  as  Extra  Orderly  Officer  to  Sir  WiUiam  Lockhart,  Com- 
tt.andin"  the  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp)  ;  and  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  m  ,802.  Served  with  thft 
Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  ,3o^  with  the  1st  B.attal.ou  King  s  Roya,  Rifles,  lucludme  the 
capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  (slifhtly  wounded)  uiid  the  engagement  at  Khar  (.mentioned  in  despatches  Z)SO., 
and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  111  the  South  .\frican  war  in  ,899-1900  with  the  1st  Battalion  King  s  Koya.  times, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Talana— severely  wounded.  .„,.,.       „•      ,    t,        ,  tj-o      /«<„.?■» 

^"  Major  Henn'k.,>r  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  180,  with  the  ,st  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles  (Medal 
with  Clasp);  also  in  the  Miranzai  Expedition  iu  189,  with  the  same  Battalion  including  the  engagement  ai 

'^'^"  \Iajor  Sa?mon  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  ,884  with  the  3rd  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifle  Corps,  an*  \ 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  Star).  Sei-^-ed  m  the  . 
Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  ,895  with  the  ist  Battali.on  Kings  Eo.yal  Rifles,  includins  the  ' 
capture  ofthe  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  at  Khar  (Medal  with  CLasp)  ,  .     .,  ■      ;„  1 

-  Major  Blewitt  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  ,89,  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  in. 
the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  ,297-98,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Abu  Hamed  (mentioned  m  ^ 
despatches),  and  at  the  battles  of  the  Atljara  ( mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Brevet  of  Major,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  three  Clas])S).  ,„..,.       u--      .     t>     „i  tjia.. 

---  Maior  pakenham  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  ,891  with  the  ist  Battalion  Kings  Royal  Kities 
(Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  also  in  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  ,891  with  the  same  BattaUon  including  the  engagements 
at  Sangar  and  Mastan  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  King  s  Ro.yal 
Rifles,  Ind  took  part  in  the  operations  under  Lieut.General  Hildyard  and  in  the  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  Buller 
hrongh  Northern  Natal  into  the  Transvaal  including  the  engagements  at  Amersfoort,  Geluk  Farm,  Badfontem, 

'^-^MlTo?'BaiVs'te^ve(f'w^^^^^^  2nd    Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Afghan  war  from  October  ,878  to  Augnst  J 

iSSo'took  part  in  the  advance  on  and  occupation  of  Candahar  and  Khelat-i-Ghilzie,  and  was  present  in  the 
en  "at'emeuts  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  m  the  Marri  Expedition 


uude?  Brigadier  General  MacGregor.     Served  iu  the  Boer  war  of  ,S8 1  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 

■'-.  Sir  G  T  Campbell  served  iu  the  Afo-han  war  in  1878-79  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  General  Officer  Commanding- 
11  e  ,st  Division  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•Maior  Rvder  served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  latter  part  of  the  .t-ulu  war  of  ,879 
(Medal  Also  served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  iu  the  Boer  war  in  ,S8i,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Lang's  Nek  and  the  Ingogo  River.    Served  with  the  jrd  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifle  Corps  in  the  Egyptian  war 


The  King's  Royal  lil/le  Cor^s,  324a 

of)882,  ana  was  present  iu  the  eng-ac-emeut  at  Te!-e1-MiihuUi,  in  the  action  at  Kassasin  (oth  September!  and  at 
the  battle  of  lel-el-Kelnr  (Medal  with  Cla>p,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  18S4 
with  the  3rd  Battalion  King  s  Rojal  RiHe  Corps,  and  was  jiresent  in  the  engaeement  at  TemHi  (tn-o  Clasps) 

=■  Lt.Colonel  Morland  served  in  the  operation&  on  the  Niger  in  1897-98  (mention-^d  in  d-.<Datc-hes  Brevet  of 
Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  -  ' 

="  Captain  Clark  served  with  theManipore  Kspedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  ClaspK 

-'"  Captain  Oxle.v  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1S91  fMedal  with  Clasp). 

^'  Major  Watson  served  in  the  operacion&  in  the  Chin  Hills.  Burmah.  in  1891-92.  Served  with  the  Don^'ola 
Bxpedit[oaary  Force  in  iBobas  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener,  Commanding  the  force,  including^the 
engagement  at  Firket  and  the  oper  ttions  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  British  Med-il,  ami  Khedive's 
Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ;  in  1897  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  (4th  Class  or  the  M-djidie  Clasp  to 
Khedive's  Meriai)  ;  m  189S  a*  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Herb9r-.  Kitchf^ner,  inclndmif  the  battles  or' the  At  >ara  and 
Khartoum  (twice  mentioned  in  despat  -hes,  Brev  t  of  Major,  two  Clasps  t  >  Khedive's  Medal) ;  and  in  1899  in  the 
operations  resulting  m  the  daal  defeat  of  the  Khalifa  as  Deputy  Assistant  AdjuMnt  General  to  the  Flying 
Column  (mentioned  in  dsspat  ^hes,  4th  Cla-s  ot'  the  Orimanieh). 

»^  Captain  the  Hon.  St.  L.  H.  Jervis  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1903  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major 
General  A.  FitzRoy  Hart,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Ladvsmith  Relief  Force,  including  the  battle  of 
Colenso — severely  wounded. 

"■=  Ciptain  Chaplin  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  tSgs  with  the  1st  Battalion 
King's  Royal  Rifles  from  the  nth  April  to  the  close  of  the  operatious  (Medal  with  Clasri). 

^Captain  Ashburnham  served  with  the  Unyoro  Expedition,  Central  Africa,  in  1895  fmentioned  in  de- 
spatches. Medal). 

-'-■  Captain  Hare  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  iSqi  with  the  ist  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles  (Medal  with 
Clasp)  ;  in  the  Miranzai  E.xpedition  in  189T  with  the  same  Battalion  including  the  eiigacrements  at  Sau"ar  and 
Mastan  (Clasp);  and  vrith  the  Isazai  Expeditio-i  in  1892.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Si'-^ilobert 
Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles  from  the  lytU  itay  t)  tlie  close  of  the  operation'^  Meaal 
with  Clasp). 

"''■  Captain  Loftus  served  with  the  Chitral  T^ellef  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1  £05  with  tae  :st  Battalion 
King's  Royal  Rifles, including  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  at'jChar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■'■  Captain  Warre  served  in  the  Hazara  E.^p?dition  i  ;  i£9i  with  the  tst  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rides  (Meaal 
with  Clasp)  ;  Iso  in  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  same  Battalion  including  the  engagement  at 
San  gar  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  F-^rre  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  :st  Battalion  King's 
Royal  Rifles,  including  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Poss and  the  engagement  at  Khar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■■*  Captain  Hod.  A.  R.  Moniagu-Stnart-Wortley  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95 
as  Adjutant  ist  Battalion  King's  Royal  Riiles.  iucUidin?  tbe  rapture  of  the  Mi'iakaiid  Pass  and  the  engagement  at 
Khar  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Serve!  iu  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1930  with  the  ist  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Talana  (severely  wounded),  in  the  march  from  Dundee  to  Ladvsmith,  and 
during  the  siege  of  Ladysmith. 

'■'  Captain  Northey  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  lEoi  with  the  i-^t  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles  (Medal 
with  Clasp)  also  in  the  Miranzai  Rxpedition  iu  i£g:  with  the  same  Battalion  including  the  ensragements  at 
Sangar  and  Mastan  ,'Clasii).  Served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  iSos.  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in 
1899-1900  in  command  of  the  Mounted  Infantry  Corps  of  the  ist  Battalion  Kiug's  Royal  Rifles,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  Talana,  in  the  march  from  Dundee  to  Ladysmith,  and  during  the  siege  of  Ladysmith  including 
the  engagement  at  Wagon  Hill. 

'-  Captain  Eustace  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  during  the  operations 
in  the  Chin  Hills  with  the  Lushai  Column  in  1891-92  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  operations  in  S^uth  Africa  in  1806 — 
severely  wounded  (Medal). 

'3  Captain  Briscoe  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1903  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  including  the 
operations  of  17th  to  24th  January,  1000— slightly  wounded. 

*'  Captain  Sackvilie  West  served  with  rhe  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  as  Orderly  Oflicer  to  Brigadier  General 
firaham  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp) :  and  during  the  operations  in  the  Cbin  Hills  in  1591-92  (Clasp) . 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1293-1900  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Redvers  BuUer. 

*'■  Captain  Byron  served  in  the  Hazara  ExpeiUtion  in  v8ji  with  the  :Ht  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles  (Medal 
with  Clasp);  in  Che  Miranzai  Expedition  iu  1891  with  the  same  Battalion  including  the  engagements  at 
Sangar  and  Mastan  (Clasp);  and  with  the  IsazaiExpedttiou  in  1892.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force 
under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Orderly  Otlicer  to  Brigadier  General  Kinloch,  including  the  capture  cf  the 
.Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  at  Khar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■*6  Captain  Lainsou  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Chin  Hills,  Burmah,  in  1891-92,  and  served  iu  the  South  African 
war  in  1899-1900. 

'■  Captain  Bloro  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1^95  with  the  1st  Bartalion  Kiug's 
Hoyal  Rifles,  including  the  capture  of  the^faiakiind  Passand  the  engagement  at  KUar  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
in  the  South  African  war  in  1399-1900  as  .Adjutant  1st  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ment at  Talana,  the  march  from  Dundee  to  Ladysmith,  the  engagement  at  Lombard's  Kop,  and  the  siege  of  Lady- 
smith including  the  engagement  at  Wagon  Hill ;  took  part  in  the  subsequent  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  BuUer 
through  Northern  Natal  into  the  Transvaal  including  the  engagements  at  Amersfoort,  Geluk  Farm,  Badfontein, 
Lydenburg,  and  the  Mauchberg,  and  iu  the  operations  under  Lieut.Generals  Hildyard  and  Lyttelton  respectively. 

*-  Captain  Cumberland  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedt  on  in  1892.  Served  with  the  Cuitral  Relief  Force  under 
Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Bnttalion  King's  Royal  Riries  from  tbe  50th  Ai)ril  to  the  close  of  the  oper.atious 
(Medal  w-ith  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  King's  Koyal  Rifles, 
and  was  present  during  the  siege  of  Ladvsmith  including  the  engagement  at  Wagon  Hill,  in  the  subsequent  advance 
under  Sir  Redvers  BuUer  through  Northern  Natal  into  the  Transvaal  including  the  engagements  at  Amersfoort 
(wounded),  Badfontein,  Lydenburg,  and  the  Mauchberg,  and  in  the  operations  mider  Lieut.Generals  Hildyard  and 
Lyttelton  respectively. 

*'■'  Captain  St.  Aubyn  served  with  the  Isazai  Kxr;edition  in  1S9?.  Served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  under 
Sir  Frederick  Carrington  iu  1S96  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

'-"  Captain  Allgood  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Chin  Hills  in  1891-92. 

-'  Captain  Beaumont  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Chin  Hills.  Burma,  in  1891-92  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-19C0  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  including  the  operations  of  17th  to  24th 
January  1900—  severely  womided. 

'--  Captain  Barnett  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1S92.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir 
Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battauon  Kings  Royal  Rifles,  including  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and 
ihe  engagement  at  Khar  {Medal  with  Clasp). 

"•  Lord  Robert  Manners  served  with  tbe  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892.  Served  iu  the  South  African  war  in  1899- 
1900  with  the  Natal  Volunteer  Ambulance  Coii>3  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force  during  the  operations  on  the 
Tugela,  and  was  present  at  the  Ijattle  ol  Colenso,  and  m  tbe  engagements  at  Spion  Kop,  Vaal  Ki-antz,  and  Pieter's 
Hill;  with  the  ist  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles  in  the  subsequent  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  Bulier  through 
Northern  Natal  into  the  Transvaal,  including  the  engagements  at  Amersfoort,  Geluk  Farm,  Badfontein,  Lydenburg, 
and  the  Mauchberg,  and  in  the  operations  under  Lieut.Generals  Hildyard  and  Lyttelton  respectively. 

"  Captain  Long  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iSqi-92,  including  the  operations  in  the  Chin  HUls  with 
the  Lusbai  Column  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  Atrican  war  m  1S99-1900  with  the  Provisional  Rifle 
Battalion  with  the  Ladvsmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Pieter's  Hill ;  afterwards  with 
the  1st  Battalion  Kmg's  Roval  Rifles  in  the  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  Bulier  through  Noithem  Natal  mto  the 
Transvaal,  including  the  engagements  at  Amersfoort,  Geluk  Farm,  Badfontein,  Lydenbm-g,  and  the  Mauchberg, 
and  in  the  operations  under  Lieut.Generals  Hildyard  and  Lyttelton  respectively. 

■^  Captain  Scratchlev  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1S92.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under 
Sir  Robert  Low  in  1SQ5  with  the  ist  Battalion  Kins's  Roval  Rifles,  including  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass 
andtheens-asementat  Khar  (Medal  with  Clasp)."  Served  in  the  South  African  war  m  1809-1900  with  the  ist 
Battalion  King's  Royal  Riflesj  and  commanded  the  Mounted  Infantry  Company  during  the  latter  part  of  the  war; 

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324&  The  Kiiig^  Royal  ItljJc  Cvrys. 

took  part  in  the  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  Buller,  through  Northern  Natal  into  the  Transvaal,  including  the  en- 
gagements at  Amersfoort,  Geluk  Fann,  Badfontein,  I.ydenburg,  and  the  Mauchberg,  and  in  the  operations  under 

Ijieut. Generals  Hildvard  and  Lyttelton  respectively.  .  ,      ,      t^       ■  -       i  n-a     -o  »»„i; ,^;*k  *k« 

i«  Captain  Hordein  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1890-190^  "■■th  the  Provisional  Eifle  .Bf"='l'°°.  T,''J' ,^^ 
Ladvsuiith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  P'e«"-?Hiil:  afterwards  with  the  ist  Battal  on 
King's  Roval  Rifles  in  the  advance  under  Sir  Eedvers  Buller  through  Northeni  Natal  into  tne  Transvaal,  mcludmg 
the  engagements  at  Amersfoort,  Geluk  Fann,  Badfontein,  Lydenburg,  and  the  Mauchberg,  and  in  the  opeiations 
under  Lieiit.Generals  Hildyard  and  Lyttelton  respectively.  ,T,,,„fr „  „«,i=, 

-  Captain  Herbert  Stepnev  served  m  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1S92.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under 
Sir  Rol'cri  Low  in  ,395  with  the  ist  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles  from  the  lytli  April  to  the  close  of  the  operations 

'^^"ciptaki"vv'ndham  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-900  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  took 

part  in  the  operations  of  iQth  to  27th  February,  1900— wounded.  .,^_  ,,      ,,        .  j  t   .„„»„  r^ ,„„^  „f  th- 

60  Lieutenant  Crum  served  m  the  South  .ilrican  war  in  1899-1900  w-,th  the  Mounted  Infantry  Company  of  the 
ist  Battalion  King's  Royal  RiHes,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Talana  (severely  wounded) ;  a  teiwards^^^^^ 
the  Mounted  Infantry  details  in  the  Grange  River  Colony;  and  with  the  ist  Battalion  Kings  Royal  Rifles  in  the 
operations  in  the  Transvaal  under  Lieut. General  Lyttelton.  .  ...    .1,        .  ■D„*.„ii„„  ■K-i,,,r>= 

-  Lieut.  Jelf  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  m  1895  with  the  1st  Battalion  King  8 
Royal  Rifles,  includine  thecapture  of  th2  Malakand  Pass  and  theengaBement  at  I^lj"  < JJf .'J"' ^^^  ""^P' ' , *!? "^* 
in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Mounted  InfantiT  Company  of  the  ist  Battalion  King  s  Royal  Rifles, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Talana,  in  the  march  from  Dundee  to  Ladysmith,  and  durmg  the  siege  of 
Ladysmith  including  the  engagement  at  Wagon  Hill.  •»>,  n.     t    ;i„o™,>v,  Tjollof 

■ii'Lient.  Blundell-HoUinshead-Blundell  served  in  the  South  African  war  m  1899-1900  with  the  Ladysmitn  Keiiei 
Force,  including  the  operations  of  the  19th  to --th  February,  1900— wounded.         .    ,  ^  ,     .„  „ „„^     .  ..  „  „^, 

s-  Lieut.  Lynes  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  Company  of  ;he  ist 
Battalion  King's  Roval  Rifles,  and  took  part  in  the  march  under  Sir  Redvers  Buller  through  Northern  N  atalmto 
the  Transvaairinchuiing  the  engagements  at  Amersfoort,  Geluk  Faim.  Badtontein,  Lydenburg,  and  the  Mauchberg, 
and  in  the  operations  under  Lieut.Generals  Hildyard  and  Lyttelton  respectively.  .  .t  .u         .  vi„.,„ 

-  Lieut.  Johnstone  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1893  with  the  ist  Batta- 
lion King's  Royal  Rifles  from  the  14th  May  to  the  close  of  the  operations  iMedal  with  C.asp).  Seivedm  the  South 
African  war  in  1899  1900  with  the  ist  BattaUon  Kings  Royal  Rifles,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Talana- 

*\7Lirat.°Mailii'die  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  Company  of  the  ist 
Battalion  King's  Roval  Rifles,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Talana  (taken  Pnsoner I ;  afterwards  served 
with  the  Composite  Mounted  Infantry-  in  the  Orange  River  Colony  and  m  the  operations  round  Pretoria  with  the 
ist  Battalion  King's  Roval  Rifles  in  the  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  BuUer  through  Northern  Natal  nto  the 
Transvaal,  including  the  engagements  at  Badfontein,  Lydenburg,  and  the  Mauchberg,  and  in  the  operations  under 
Lieut. General  Lyttelton.  .        .  .  t,  ..  i-       ^-     •    -a  ...,1  d.-a^^   anA 

6>  Lieut.  Davidson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  King  s  Royal  Kines,  ana 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Talana  and  the  march  from  Dundee  to  Ladysmith ;  subser|uently  w  '*  the  Army 
Service  Corps  on  Transport  duty,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  on  the  Tugela,  nicluding  the  battle  of  Colensoand 
the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop,  Vaal  Krantz,  and  Pieter's  Hill;  was  afterwards^  Divisional  ^^■f"f!''°g  Of^S"  '°  '"f 
4th  Division,  and  took  part  in  the  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  Buller  through  ^T'l'e™  \j«^' \P'°  ""^  T™?f  Xe 
mcluding  the  engagenients  at  Amersfoort,  Bergendal,  Badtontein,  Lydenburg,  and  the  Mauchberg,  and  m  the 
operations  under  Lieut.Generals  Hildvard  and  Lyttelton  respectively.  ,  ■    .,.    c.     .1,  >  i  ■         „.„,  in  .o™ 

"  Lieuts.  Kay  and  Kennedy  and  Second  Lieuts.  R.  H.  Seymour  and  Huth  served  in  the  South  Africa  «  ar  m  1899- 
1000  with  the  ist  Battalion  King's  Roval  Rifles,  and  took  part  in  the  advance  under  Sir  Eedvers  BnUei  thiough 
Northern  Natal  into  the  Transvaal,  including  the  engagements  at  Amersfoort,  Geluk  Farm,  Badfontei  u,  Lydenburg, 
and  the  Mauchberg,  and  in  the  operations  under  Lieut.Generals  Hildyard  and  Lyttelton  respectively,  n  ^„  ,  „.,,^ 

■"  Lieut.  Johnson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i899-i9a>  with  the  ist  Battalion  King  s  Roya  Rifles,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Lombard's  Kop  (wounded) ;  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  Coinpany  of  th  e  2nd  Battalion 
with  the  Ladvsmith  Relief  Force,  including  the  engagements  at  Acton  Homes,  Monte  Clinsto,  and  Peters  Hill , 
afterwards  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  Company  of  tlie  ist  Battalion  in  the  advance  under  Sir  Revers  BuUei  thiougn 
Northern  Natal  into  the  Transvaal,  including  the  engagements  at  Aniersfoorr,  Geluk  Farm,  Badfontein,  Lydenburg, 
and  the  Mauchberg,  and  in  the  operations  under  Lieut.Generals  Hildyard  and  Lyttelton  respectively.  ,vill,,« 

'1  Lieut.  Price-Davies  sened  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1000,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Wiuow 
Grange  (mentioned  in  despatchest.  ,        .,   ^  ,-  ,-r^  ji  . 1.  „„,.♦;„  tiio 

-■--  Lieut.  Sims  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  took  part  in  the 
operations  of  sth  to  7th  Februarv.  1900,  including  the  engagement  at  Vaal  Kranz— wounded.  „„,i  _.„ 

■^■i  Lient.  Legard  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,890-1900  wi,h  the  ist  Battalion  King  s  Royal  Rifles,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Talana  Hill,  in  the  march  Irom  Dundee  to  Ladysmith,  and  during  the  siege  otLaoj. 
smith;  took  part  in  the  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  Buller  through  Northeni  Nata  into  the  1  ransvaal,  mcludiiig  the 
engagements  at  Amersfoort,  Geluk  Farm,  Badfontein,  Lydenburg,  and  the  Mauchberg,  and  in  the  operations  under 
Lieut.Generals  Hildvard  and  Lyttelton  respectively.  ,  ,  t,-«„„   ■>»,!  n-nc 

■i  Lieut.  Martin  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S9Q-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  King  s  Royal  Rifles,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Talana  (severely  wounded);  afterwards  employed  under  the  Military  Gov  emor  01 

':"  Lieut.  Stirling  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  .st  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Talana,  in  the  march  from  Dmidee  to  Ladysmith,  and  during  the  s>efe  of  Ladysmitn. 

"  Lieut.  Hawlev  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1890-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  King  s  Royal  KiHes,  ana  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Talana,  in  the  march  from'Dlindee  to  Ladysmith.  and  during  the  s>ege  of  Ladysmitn 
including  the  engagement  at  Wagon  Hill;  took  part  in  the  subsequent  advance  under  sir  Redvers  Buller  tnrougn 
Northern  Natal  into  the  Transvaal,  including  the  engagements  at  Amersfoort,  Geluk  I  arm,  Badlontein,  Lyaenourg, 
and  the  Mauchberg,  and  in  the  operations  ander  Lient.Geuerals  Hildyard  and  Lytteltini  respectively. 

-s  Lieut.  Reade  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  King  s  Royal  Rifles,  ana  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Talana,  in  the  march  from  Dimdee  to  Ladysmith,  and  during  the  siege  of  Laaysmitn, 
including  the  engagement  at  Wagon  Hill.  .  ,     ,     ^     -,        -*i.  r>  1-  f  ir«,-»a  ^-nA 

-•>  Second  Lieut.  Maclachlan  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Keliet  J^orce,  ana 
took  part  in  the  operations  of  19th  to  27th  February,  1900— wounded.  ..       ,  „.„     t3„,,„i;„„  -„,l 

>"  Second  Lieut.  Daliymple  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Provisional  Rifle  Battalion  ana 
with  the  1st  Battalion  King's  Roval  Rifles.  ,      t>         t-»     -»    tvi     >.,iMirir . 

SI  Second  Lieut.  Hodgson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSoq-iooo  on  duty  at  the  Base  Depot,  a-lamzourg  , 
afterwards  with  the  1st  Battalion  King's  Roval  Rifles  in  the  advance  mider  Sir  Redvers  BuUer  through  -'^oitnern 
Natal  into  the  Transvaal,  including  the  engagements  at  Amersfoort.  Geluk  Farm,  Badfontein,  Lydenburg,  ana  tne 
Mauchberg,  and  in  the  operations  under  Lieut.Generals  Hildyard  and  Lyttelton  respectively.  .     ,     „„„, 

»■-■  Second  Lieut.  Parker-Jervis  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1000  with  the  3rd  Battalion  King  s  nojai 
Rifles  with  the  Ladvsmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso  and  m  the  engagements  at  bpion 
Kop.  Vaal  Krantz.  Hussar  Hill.  Monte  Christo,  and  Pieter's  HiU  ;  with  the  ist  Battalion  King  s  Royal  Rifles  m  tne 
subsequent  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  Buller  through  Northern  Natal  into  the  Transvaal,  mcluoin  tne 
engagements  at  Amersfoort,  Geluk  Farm.  Badfontein,  Lydenburg,  and  the  Mauchberg,  and  in  the  operations  unaer 
Lieut.Generals  Hildvard  and  Lyttelton  respectively.  -.i,  t,  i-  t  -c  ,  „    ;n.,in,lini» 

S"  Second  Lieut.  Kelly  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1890-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Reliel  forte,  inciuamg 
the  operations  of  loth  to  27th  February,  1900— wounded.  .  .    .,.         .  d  »,  i-„„  ir;,,.,'-  Tjnval 

'1  Second  Lieut.B.  Seymour  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  King  s  Royai 

»•  Second  Lient.  Pardee  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S90-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles, 
and  took  part  in  the  march  under  sir  Redvers  Buller  through  Northern  Natal  into  the  Transvaal,  incluamg  me 
engagements  at  Amersfoort  (wounded).  Badfontein,  Lydenlnirg,  and  the  Mauchberg,  and  in  the  operations  unaer 
Lieut.Generals  Hildyard  and  Lyttelton  respectively. 


Tlui  Kliiifs  Eiij,,!.  Ii[rl,e  Corps.  3-4t; 

"  Captain  Dwane  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1851  with  the  ist  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles  (Meilal  with 
Clasp);  also  in  the  lliranzai  Expeditionin  iSqt  \7ith  the  same  Battalion  inclutiinK  the  eutcaaement  al  Snn^ar 
(Clasp)  ;  anil  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  iSqi.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  undel-  Sir  Robert  Low'in 
1895  with  the  ist  Battalion  King's  Rojal  Rifles,  including  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Puss  and  the  engan-oment 
at  Khar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  granted  the  hon.  rank  of  Captain  for  his  services  with  the  Hazara,  ilirauzai  and 
Isazai  Expeditions,  and  the  Chitral  Relief  Force).  ' 

•"  Lieut.  O'Shea  t-erved  in  the  operations  in  Burma  in  1891  with  the  North-East  Column  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'°  Lieut.  McXally  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles,  and 
was  present  during  the  siege  of  Ladysmith  and  in  the  subsequent  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  Bnller  through 
Northern  Natal  into  the  Transvaal ;  took  part  in  the  operations  under  Lieut.Generals  Hildyard  and  Lyttelton 
respectively. 

T/ie  Kiitr/'s  Royal  Rifle  Corps. 

Raised  in  1755  asa  Regiment  of  four  Battalions,  and  entitled  '"  Tlie  62nd  Royal  American  Regiment." 
Re-numbered  "  The  60th,"  1756.  4th  Battalion  disbanded  1763,  and  3rd  Battalion,  1764.  Botli  again 
raised  1775  and  disbanded  1783.  Raised  a  third  time  1787  (the  3rd  Battalion  being  the  present  2nd). 
5th  (Rifle)  B.attalion  raised  1797  and  Rifle  Companies  added  to  other  Battalions.  £th  Battalion  raised 
1799,  and  7th  and  8th  Battalions,  1813.  Stli  Battalion  disbanded  1816;  7th,  1817  ;  6th,  1818;  the  5th 
(Rifle)  Batt&,lion  the  same  year,  the  men  being  draftedinto  the  2nd  Battalion,  which  became  "Tire  Rifle 
Battalion,"  the  3rd  Battalion  beirg  stvlcd  "'  Light  Infantry."  ist,  4tk,  and  8th  Battalions  disoanded 
i8ig,  the  2nJ  becoming  the  ist  (Rifle  Battalion)  and  the  3rd  the  and  (Light  Infantry).  Title  changed 
to  "  The  Duke  of  York's  Own  Rifle  Corps  and  Light  Infantry,"  1824,  and  later  in  the  same  year  "  The 
Bake  of  York's  Own  Rifle  Corps."  Title  again  changed  to  "The  King's  Koyal  Rifle  Corps,"  1830. 
3rd  and  4th  Battalions  raised  the  fourth  time  in  1855  and  1857  respectively.  The  number  (6otb) 
omitted  from  the  title,  18S1. 

Record  of  the  Stu'i'ices  of  the  Kiiu/'s  Royal  Rifle  Cordis, 

Capture  of  Louisburg  and  Port  da  Quesne,  1758.  Capture  of  Fort  Niagara  and  siege  and  capture  of 
Quebec,  1759  (granted  the  motto  "Celer  et  Audax  ").  Capture  of  Montreal,  1760,  and  of  Martinique 
and  Savannah,  1762.  American  War  of  Independence,  capture  of  Tobago,  1793,  and  of  Martinique, 
St.  Lucia  and  Guadaloupe,  1794.  Surinam  and  battle  of  Bergen,  1799.  (japture  of  the  Danish  West 
India  Islands,  1S07  ;  of  Martinique  and  Islands  of  Les  Saintes,  1809,  and  of  Guadaloupe,  1810.  Penin- 
sular War  of  1S0S-14,  including  the  battles  of  Roleia,  Vimier  and  Corunna,  passage  of  the  Douro, 
battles  of  Talavera,  Busaco,  Puentes  d'Ouor.  Albuhera,  Arroyo  dos  Molinos,  siege  and  assault  of  Ciudad 
Rodrigo,  capture  of  Badijoz,  battle  of  Salamanca,  siege  and  assault  of  Castle  of  Burgos,  battles  of 
Vittoria,  Nivelle,  Nive,  Ortbes,  Toulouse  and  Bayonne.  Punjab  campaign  in  184S-49,  including  the 
siege  of  Mooltan  and  battle  of  Goojerat.  Kaffir  War  in  1S51-53.  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58, 
including  the  siege,  assault  and  capture  of  Delhi.  China  War  in  1S60  (Taku  Forts  and  Pekin).  Red 
River  Expedition,  1870.  Afghan  war  of  1878-S0  (battle  of  Ahmed  Khel,  march  to  Candaharunder  Sir 
Frederick  Roboi-ts  and  battle  of  Candahar).  Zulu  war  in  1S79  (battle  of  Gingindhlovu).  Boer  war  in 
1881.  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  including  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir.  Soudan  campaign  in  1834  (EiTeb  and 
Tamai).    Hazara,  Miraazai. and  Burmese  Expeditious,  1S90-91. 


The  Duke  of  Edinburgh's  (Wiltshire  Regiment) 
-1  Formerly  the  62nd  {WiltsJiire)  and  the  g^tti-  pgtgj 
•  j  Duke  nf  EdI.nbiu-gh's  (LanarJvshire)  Begimenis.  L'°'  '" 
-*  (Tiie  3rJ  Battalion  is  formed  of  the  Wiltsliire  Militia.) 

The  Duke  of  Edinburgh's  Coronet  and  Cypher.    "Nivk"  "Pbniksci.a."  •'Fkrozesbah 
"  Sevastopol"  "Pkein"  "New  Zealasd  Socth  Africa,  11179. 

Ye»T,ser.|  Colonel.- John  Hart  Panne,'  [R]  £,m>«, '2.  Sept  52  ;    /i.W.  "27  Jan.  5, :    ^-'YVI  "''''r.lVfi^X;' 
"        '-  March  6-  •    Ll.ColonH,  25  Nov.  65  ;    Colonel.  25  Nov.  70  ;   Major  General,  1   July  81  ;    Lieut.Oeneral, 
27  .Taly  89  {'General,  7  June  93  ;  Colonel  Wiltshire  Resiment,  4  Apr, 


QQUO 

Segimental  Disly 
DEVIZES. 


:  Batt.,  ftuetta.  Bombay. 
P.att.,  South  Airica. 


'Sobeaoh" 


Pnll 

Half 

I'ay. 

Pay. 

3' 

33 

■■ 

Lieutenant  'Colonels.-i  Hen lyC liar les  Harlord,'  Ensign  v  5  Nov.  70  ;  Lieut.  28  Oct.  71 ;  Capt.  30  Mar.  81; 

Major.  7  .Ian.  86;  Lt.Coiouef,  7  Jun.  98. 
2  Harry  Molynenx  Carter,- £n«i^", 

Lt.Colonel.  iq  Mar.  98. 


's  Jan.  68;    Lieui.  2S  Oct.  71  ;  Capt.  7  Aug.  78;  Major,  17  Jan.  86; 


2ND  LIEUT. 


Majok8. 


LIEUT. 


CAPTAIN.      1    BEEV.MAJ. 


2nd 


::ii 


30  Jan. 
30  Jan. 
23  Oct. 


2  Dec.    74 

7  Aug.   73 

I  Feb.    79 

30  Mar.  81 1 

2T  Sept.  74 

14  June  82 

22  Oct.  81 

II  Feb.    75 

22  Oct.     81 


2  p.».c.Finlay  Cochrane  Beatfion,  ■znd\\        I  12  Nov.   7 

tn  C&»ii«an(f  20  May  98  j\  ' 

1  Harry   Wetherell    Rowden," 

Comninnd  2i  ¥eh.  00    

p.8.c.  Waher  Dally  Jones''  .... 
AlexanderVauph»n  Payne."'4<*;i<<o»<  * 

I  WiUrliii-eVulunleer  Killet  9  Xov.  96  i 

2  Francis  Slater  Picot  iDepot\ 

Claud  Hv.  Alexander.'"  Referee  {Dep.) 

2  Carleton   Hooper  Morrison  Kirkwood 

I  Ernest  Herbert  John  Reay  

Henry  Cornwall  Cotton  Gihbmg3,2i>| 
Refer L-e  {Depot) J 

p.f.c.  Neville  Douglas  Macdonald    

Captains. 

Louis  Herbert  Warden,  Ad/utaiit  3')  I 

Battalion  7  June  97 ) 

I  Robert  Hastings  Price  Snow  

1  Walter  Leslie  Rocke 

2  Wilfred  Nash  Bolton 

1  Graham  Joseph  Dickson 

2  Robert  William  Trim  iDejiul) | 

Arthur  Gordon  Jeffreys,  Adjutant  i")! 

Volunteer  Battalion.  10  Oct.  9S  3 

ThomasWyalt  li!i\e."Armi/  Ord.  Dept.l 

2  Hon.  Leonard  Holrnes-a'Court i 

William  Eyre  Matcham    j 

Arthur  Walter  Hasted  ; 

James     Fiederick    Forbes,  Adjutants  \ 

3    Vol.    Bn.   Somerlet    LI.  JiifaMri/  V\ 

5  Mar.  00   ) 

Arthur  Alison  Stuart  Barnes,  Chinete  )  j 

Ifeijiinent   i  j 

Reginald  Holden  Steward,  Adjutant  1  \ 

2  Vol.  Bn.  Licerpoul  lieiiL  i  Feb.  96  ) 
Edward  Vincfnt.J^ni/irnyAVaJfQ^cfr,  ^ 

South  Africa,  0  Feb.  00 
Gera  


II  Mar.  81 

25  Oct.    8i| 

26  April  85 

7  Jan.    80 

I  July    88, 

I  July   81 

18  Jan.    88 

4  June  90 

10  Aug.   83 

11  June  90J 


22  Oct. 

22  Oct. 
10  May 

!  10  Mar. 

,     6  Feb. 

14  May 

23  Auf;. 

7  Feb. 

28  Fed. 

6  May 

1    9ilay 


I '    I  May    91 


I  May  91 

16  Oct.  91 

26  Feb.  93 

26  Feb.  93 

1  May  93 

I  May  93 

26  Oct.  93 

26  Oct.  93 

11  July  94 

8  Aug.  94 


'3 
'3 


Serard  Christopher  Kigby,^  Supdl.~\ 
of  Arm;/    .SignaUing,    China   Exped.  > 

i'orce     y 

Stephen  Hungerford  Pollen  

Arth.  Edw.  Haringlcn  Ruikes.acroiiio  ) 

iritti  Forces  of  the  Sultan  oj  Zanzibar  S 

Arthur  Eyre  Beaion,  Pai/  Department 

I  Herbert  To'lenjHche  Arnold  

William  Party,  P«y  Department  

I  John  Reginald  Wyudbam,  Adjutant  1 


2  Oct.  97 . 


Stafford  Henry  Wolferstan  Tordiflfe  ... 

2  Walter  Sidnev  Brown  

Sidney  Hunter  Shaw,  Special  Service,  1 
South  .Africa  } 

2  Edward  Evans,  Adjutant  5  Apr.  99  ... 

AithiirHarryHul  ton  Wilson, Jtfoan(ed  ( 

Infantrit.  South  Africa    J 

1  Percy  Hasler 

2  Edward  Usher  Bradbridge 

I  Allan  Armstriing    

Thomas  Roche    


Lieutenants. 


2  Herbert  Archifcalo  Douglas  

1  Cecil  Arbuthnot  Law,  Provost  Mar-\ 

flial,  Malakaiid S 

2  Mordaunt  Cvril  Richards   

Frederick  Wni.  Stoddart,  Chinese Segt. 

1  Myles  LoDsdall  Formby 

T  George  Monreal  

2  Ernest  RadclifTe  Cockburn 

1  Alexanaer  Wellesley  Timmis    

2  Douglas     George     Nugent     Irvine) 

Wimberley     i 

I  Francis  Henry  Dansey    

I  Henry  William  Felix  Riokelts  

I  Robert  Douglas  Marjoribaiiks  

I  Henrj- Massou  Rigg  

I  William  Alan  Blake  


22  Aug. 

83 

4  June  90J 

22  Aug. 

SS    11  June  90 

ro  Nov. 

S3    24  Nov.   90; 

24  Apr. 
3  June 
21  Dec. 

S9      I  May    91 
3g    29  May    91 
89    16  Oct.     Qi 

I  Mar. 

9c    21  Oct.    91 

29  Oct. 
12  Mar. 

90      I  Apr.    92 
92    29  Jan.    94 

13  July 

92    15  Jan.    95 

19  July 

93 

16  Oct.    95 

21  Oct. 

93 

16  Oct.    95 

17  Jan. 
2  June 
2o  Feb. 
29  May 

94 

94 
9.S 
95 

I  Jan.    96 
3  July    96 
18  Aug.    96 
9  Nov.   96 

29  May 

95 

1  Deo.    96 

19  June 

9S 

24  Deo.    96 

12  Dec. 
21  Dec. 
9  Dec. 
:6  Dec. 
15  May 
21  Aug. 

94 
95 
96 
96 
97 
9; 

I  Jan.    96 
13  Oct.    97 
23  Apr.    98 
23  Apr.    98 
13  Aug.   98 
11  Mar.    99 

20  Feb. 

97 

3  Sept.  99  j 

16  Feb. 
16  Feb. 

3  Aug. 

4  Jan. 
4  Jan. 

«! 
98 

99 
99 

14  Nov.  991 
24  Nov.   99, 
9  Feb.    00 
9  Feb.    col 
22  Feb.    00' 

'  30  Jan.    86]    8  Aug.   94 

25  Aug.  861  15  Jan.    95 

16  Nov.   87    iSJan.    90      i  Apr.    95 
9  May    58     5  Mar.   90      i  Feb.    96 

9  Nov.   96' 

iS  Mar.   97 

18  Mar.    97 

18  Mar.  97 
20  Mar.  97 
10  Oct.    98 

10  Oct.     93 

9  Oct.     QO 
3  Feb,   00 

9  Feb.    00 

9  Feb.    00 

9  Feb.   00 

9  Feb.  00 

22  Feb.  00 

24  Feb.  00 

14  May  00 


[  Oct. 


93 


8  Aug. 
7  Jan. 

19  Mar. 

9  Oct. 
7  Jan. 

22  Feb.   00 
24  Feb.    00 

21  Sept.  91 

28  Not.  00 


94 

98 
98 
98 
94 


I 


Years' Ser. 
FuT  HgJ* 
Pay.  Pay. 


The  Luke  of  Edinburgh's  (Wiltshire  Regiment). 


326 


2frD   LIKUT. 


LTRUT. 


Lieutenants. 

2  Harry  Brug'es  Fisher 1  i3  Jan.  99    22  Feb.    00 

t  Sydney  Robert  Gordon  Kendall 11  Feb.  99'  24  Keb. 

2  Robert  Moore  Thacker  Gillson 20  May  99    24  Fob, 

2  Edward  Lancelot  Wall  Henslow 20  May  99,  74  May    00 

2  Cljiude  Frederick  Thornton  ,  20  Mny  99.     3  June   00 

SkCOND    LlBUTKNANTS. 

2  Charles  Ainslie  Barker 20  Jan.  00 

2  Arthur  Curcrenven  Magor >  17  Feb.  00 

2  Arthur  Beru'er   j  18  Api-.  00 

2  Edward  John  FitzGeiuld  King:  ■  18  Apr.  00 

Llewellyn    Watkiu     Howell  Trincr-~\ 

ham,  Acting  Aidfde  Camp  to  Major  [■ '  -21  Apr.  00 

Qene.-al  1{.  ti.  Parr .1 

2  Henry  Frederick  Rycroft 21  Apr.  00 

1  Robert  Francs  Guy   21  Apr.  00 

2  Henry  Cecil  .■Vlexander  Barlily  ;  2r  Apr.  00 

1  Kf'gar  Scipio  Kitnher 1     5  May    00 

r  Frank  Watt  A.nplp£riite  S  M^a.y    00 

2  Clare  Archer  Hardiusr    ig  May    00 

1  George  Frederick  Mannintf    23  Mav    00 

2  Harold  Ash  ■>  Murray 4  Aug.   00 

I  Frederick  Wooton  Denny i  [  Aug.    cx> 

1  Kenneth  fidwnrd  Anderson    I  ti  Aug.   00 

2  HiTielin  Fif^zheibfirr  Coddington  ir  Aui^.    00 

I  Arthur  Fawden  Gilpin 27  Oct.     00 

Cyril  Darcy  Vivien  Cary-Barnard  ...    27  Oct.     00 

4      ...    Q^uarter  Miisters. — 1  Henry  Mankelow,  11  Aug.  gy;  Hon.  Lieitr. 

2  Alexander  John  Yardley,  is  Apr.  99  ;    Hon.  Lienf. 
19       •■•  Daoid  Sfrachaii/^  7  Ja.n.  82;  Hon.Cuptain,-;  Jan.  92. — licfridfing  Staff  Officer,  LicerpooJ. 

Fachign  White. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
let  Battalion  emharked  for  India,  18  Sept.  95.       2nd  Battalion  embarked  for  South  Africa,  j6  Dec.  09. 

^  General  Dunne  served  with  the  si'^t  Fusiliers  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54,  including  rJie  battles 
■of  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  attack  on  the  Redan  on  the  i8th  June  (Medal  with 
4"our  Clasps.  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  with  the  99th  Regiment  in  the  campaign  of 
tt86o  in  the  north  of  China,  including  the  action  of  Sinho,  taking  of  Tangkn,  assault  and  capture  of  the  inner  North 
Takn  Fort,  actions  of  the  Ohang-kin-wan  and  Palintchow,  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'  Lt. Colonel  Harfcird  served  throushout  the  Zuhi  war  of  1S79,  first  as  Staff  Otficer  of  the  3rd  Regiment  of  Natn  I 
native  Contingent  (two  battalions),  and  subsequently  as  Second  Staff  Officer  of  "Clarke's  Column  "  (Medal  with 
<31asp). 

8  Lt. Colonel  Carter  was  employed  in  the  Khyber  Piiss  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  during  the  Afghan  war 
'In  1870  (Mefial).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  >n  1899-1900. 

^^  Mrticii-  Rowdeu  served  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ment of  Inyezane  and  during  the  investment  of  Ekowe  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  iu 
the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

''  Major  Jones  served  with  the  99th  Regiment  thrcughont  the  Zulu  war  of  1870.  including  the  investment  of 
Ekowe  {Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  -iZgg-igoo  as  Press  Censor. 

"^  Major  Pavne  served  with  the  g9th  Regiment  in  tbe  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  during  the  investment 
'Of  Rkowe(Meda.l  with  Clasp). 

'^  Major  A  lexander  served  with  the  99th  Regiment  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  tho 
■engagements  of  Inyezans  and  Gingindlovu  (Med;)]  with  CI  isp). 

^^  Major  Gibbings  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85  attached  to  the  3rd  Battalion  of  the  Grenadier  Guards  ; 
was  Divisional  Pavmasfer  to  the  whole  of  the  Force,  and  was  present  in  t'le  engagement  at  Hasheen,  ar,  the  attack 
■on  the  Convoys  on  the  24t*i  and  26th  March,  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
■Star).     Also  served  with  the  E?vpiian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86. 

=**  Captain  Hale  served  with  the  Benin  Expedition  in  1897  in  charge  of  stores  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
-campaign  iu  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchentr  in  189S  including  the  operations  subsequent  to  the  battle  ot 
Khartoum  (mentioned  m  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Mediidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'-  Captain  Rigby  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  VVest  Frontier  of  tndia  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
3897-98  uith  the  'i'irali  Expeditionary  Force  as  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Army  Signalling  (mentioned  iu 
■despatches.    Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ' 

'■^'^  Captain  Strachau  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Inyezane  and  at  the 
anvestment  of  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


Record  of  the  Services  of  the  ist  Battalion  Wiltshire  Begir.ient  {formerly  the  62nd  Foot). 

Raised  as  the  2nd  Battalion  4tli  Foot,  1756.  Constituted  62nd  Regiment,  1758.  To  Ireland,  1759. 
(Pour  Companies  to  North  America,  which  returned  in  1760)  To  Dominica,  1763.  To  Ireland,  1769. 
To  North  America,  1776.  To  England.  1780.  (Entitled '"  Wiltshire  Regiment,"  1792.)  To  Scotland. 
Feb.  1784.  To  Ireland,  Oct.  1784.  To  Jamaica  and  San  Domingo,  1790.  To  England,  1797.  {Formed 
into  two  battalions,  1799.)  To  Ireland,  iSoo.  (2nd  Battalion  reduced,  1S02  ;  re-formed,  1S04.)  ist  Bat- 
talion to  Sicily,  Egypt  and  Italy,  1805.  To  North  America,  1814.  [2nd  Battalion  to  Ireland,  1805. 
To  the  Peninsula,  1813  (battle  of  the  Nive).  To  Ireland  and  France,  i8i5(Army  of  Occupation).  To 
Ireland  and  reduced,  iSif.J  To  Halifax.  N.S.,  1819.  To  Ireland,  1823.  To  India,  1830  (battles  of 
Ferozeshah  and  Sobraon).  To  England,  1847.  To  Ireland,  1854.  To  the  Crimea,  1854  (siege  of  Sebas- 
topol). To  Nova  Scotia,  1856.  To  Canada,  1862.  To  England,  1864.  To  Ireland,  1867.  To  India,  i86g. 
'To  Aden,  1880.    To  England,  1882.     To  the  Channel  Isles.  1S86.     To  Ireland,  1887. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Wiltshire  Recfiment  {formerly  the  99th  Re(jiment), 
Raised  at  Glasgow  in  1824  and  proceeded  to  the  Mauritius,  1825.  Entitled  the  "Lanarkshire 
Regiment."  1832.  To  Ireland,  1837.  To  Van  Diemen's  Land,  1S42.  To  New  Zealand,  1845.  To 
Ireland,  1856.  To  India,  1S58.  To  China,  1S60.  To  South  Africa,  1865.  To  England,  1869.  Entitled 
■*' Duke  of  Edinburgh's  Regiment,"  1S74.  To  South  Africa,  1S7S  (Zulu  war  of  1879).  To  Bermuda, 
1879.  To  South  Africo,  1881.  Entitled  "  2nd  Battalion  Dnke  of  Edinburgh's  (Wiltshire  Regiment)," 
1881.     To  I-adia,  1881. 


[:8t  1 
2nd 
iv,\ 


:8t  Batt., 
Batt. 
Ball. 

4th  Bait. 


327  The  Manchester  Regiment. 

fiQRD      -|  Formei-hj  the  byd  (  West  Suffolh)  and  g6th  Regiments. 
Xegimental  DiitrUi,  I  (The  5th  and  6tli  Battalions  are  formed  of  the  6t!i 

ASHTON.        J  Lancashire  Jlilitia.) 

"  Bsmokt-op-Zee"  "  Egypt"  (with  the  Sphinx).    "Mietinkjue"  "  GuADiiooPE"  "Peninsou" 

"IXKEBilAN"    "8EV.VSTOPOL  "    **  NeW  ZeaL.AKD  "  *' APGHiKISTAN,  )  87  3-80  "    "  EgXPT,    1882. 

Vears  Sgr.  Colonel.— Yerc  Hunt  Bowles,'  Ein^iqn,  'lo  Apr.  49;   L!r„t.  '12  Au>».  53;    Cnplnin,  8  Jiil.y 
Full   Halil      jQ  Dec.  61;  Lf,Cofo>t*l ,   28  July  67;    Colonel,  28  July  72;    Major   iit'iieral^  5  Jan.  83;    Li 
Pay.  Pay.      ,^  jj,,y  3^  .  Colour-!  Manchester  Begiinent,  17  Dec.  159. 
27      ...  Xieutenant  Colonels. —I  Arthur  Ed\var(i  Richards  Curran,- iif«^.  11  Sept.  74 
6  Oct.   £6;    fj. Colonel,  i  June  q8. 

2  Charles  Tom  Reay,'  Lieut.  :i  Feb.  7^;    Captain,  t8  Mar.  82;   Major,  24  Oct.  91 ;  Lt.Coi^>nel, 

3  John  Percy  Gethin,  Lieut.  1 1  Sept.  76 ;  Captain,  13  Aupr.  84  ;  Major,  iq  June  95  ;  Lt.Colantl, 

4  Lawrence  Litchfield  Steele,*  Lieut.  7  Dec.  74;    Captain,  i  Oct.  84;   Major,  6  Sejc.  93; 
24  Feb.  00. 


South  Africa. 
,SoutbAfrica. 
Aldershot. 
Portland. 

"Alma" 

55 ;    Major, 
ent. General, 


Cavt.      J  ct.  81 ;    Majar, 


6  Oct.  99. 
1 7  Feb.  00. 
Lt.  Colonel, 


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Majobs. 

...  ;i  Arthur  Edmuml  Simpson, ♦!   2»rf   inV 

]        Commai/d  26  June  96   j 

...  I2  Archibald  Boyd  Maxwell,^2niii«  Com- / 

I         </m»rf  16  Mar.  00    } 

...  11  John  Edward  Watson^ 

...    2  John  Henry  Abbot  Anderson"   

/,,  I  p.s.c.  Anthony  Thos.  Philip  Hudson"  . 

Ralph  Anstruther  Henderson.^  Gov.  '* 

\         Aldertkot  Milifari,  Primn  ijFeh.qf'  i 

...  14  Charles  Curling  Melvill^ 13  Aug.   79 

...  '2  Robert  Davenport  Vizard'"    23  April  81 

'3  Lynch  Hamilton  Prioleau"    1         

p.if.r.  "Willoughby  Garnons  Gwatkin,") 

n.  A.  A.  Gen.  War  Office,  11  Jan.  00  '•  |         

\lemp.) ^  I 

Henry  Charles  Edward    Westropp,  1 

Adj.  5  Bn.  Lancoghire Fh».  13  JulygS  )  1         

Anthony  Hugh  Baldwin,'^  Adjutant  >  j 

f  Battalion  I4  Nov.  9S  ..  i 

CAPTAiys. 

2  Herbert  Lionel  James 

Henrv  Wm.  Ernest  Hitchiu8,2lrfyw/a»^  ) 

3   ViAuuleer  BnltnUrn,   1  Nov.  97  j 

2  William  Herbert  Williamson    

CharlesLouisRowePelrie,  L'a««rfni?i'.'?ej' 
Edmund    Howard    Gorges,    Uganda ) 

Jiiftet    i 

I  Arthur  William  Marden"    

Arthur  Wm.ValentmePlunkett,'♦C^ll^  ( 

Africa  Ecfjt.  with  t'ank  of  Major > 

John    Cane*    Crawford,    Adjutant    5  ) 

Battalion  24  Jan.  98 > 

Reginald    Salter    Weston,'^  C»««ra!  j 

Africa  liegiment  j 

Edward  Vaughan"^ 


LIBUT. 


CAPTltN.  BBBV.UAJ.    |        MAJOR. 


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II  May  78,  13  June  79 
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13  Aug.   79  18  June     81 

July    81 


5  Feb.  87, 
14  Sept.  87 
J I  Feb.  88 
14  Mar. 

9  May 

22  Aag. 


86 


I  July 
'■  22  Oct. 

i  10  Ma,y 

I  12  May 
14  May 

'    6  May 

I  25  Aug. 

10  Nov. 
10  Apr. 

3  July 

31  July 

6  Nov. 


81 


18  June 

20  Nov. 

10  Aug, 
12  Oct. 
12  Oct. 
2  July 

12  Nov. 
10  Apr. 

8  Nov. 


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18  Deo. 


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!i  Robert  James  Bridftford'* I  21  Dec 

I  Gerald  Cleeve  Rynil 

Herbt.  Valentine  Raven8?roft,"»«<'li-') 
ing  tcith  the  K^yptian  Arm:)  J 

1  Angus  Menzies'^ 

I     Edward  John  Howard  Walker, *«roin_y  } 

j  irith  Gold  Coa»t  Comtahulury  i 

'2  William  Horsman  Goldfinch^'' .. 

1  Francis  Wvatr  Abbot  Anderson, --ifO*'.  ) 
I  3  V.B.  'it.  Highhtmlcr,,  13  Sept.  99   i 

2  George  Courteiia.v  Cooper  King |   12  Mar 

'  I  William  Patrick  Eric  Xe.vbigging,''  ) 

Adjutant  2  Nov.  98  i 

I     Herbert  Bryan,  D.  .1.  .J.  Oen.  A/hanti 
F.  F.  tritli  rank  of  Major,  11  Aug.  00 


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28  Juno  90 
8  Nov.  90 

29  Nov.  90 
28  June  9d' 
21  Oct.     9: 

23  Mar.  92 
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17  Jan.    90 

10  Sept.  90 
3  Dec.  01 
19  Mar.   92 

19  May    92 

10  July 

13  Apr. 
I  May 

14  Dec. 
5  July 

23  July 


16  Jan. 


20  Feb.  95  4  Oct. 
28  Sept.  9',  19  Dec. 
23  Sept.  95    13  Jan. 


3!  May 
3  Feb. 

iSMar. 

II  May 

28  July 
13  July 

6  Oct. 

6  Oct. 
13  Jan. 

10  July 

2  Sept.  97 

1  Nov.  97 
24  Jan.  98; 
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9  Feb.    98 

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I  Donal  Robertson  Patou^'' j    9  Sept.  93'  17  May 

1  Arthur  George  Till-ird" 20  Feb.    951  24  Aug.  96 

George  Augustus  James  Godbold,''^  \ 

Mounted  Infantry,  South  Af.-ici i 

2  Joshua  Henr.v  Miles  Jehb,  Adjutant  | 

I  Dec.  99- i 

Bache  Allen  Wright,  HtaJT  Officer,  t 

Lhies  ofCMimn.  Ailianti  F.F.     J 

Cecil  Toogood,"'  Si)ec.  Sere,  S.  Africa 

3  Gerald  Russell  Sowray    

4  Richard    Aremburg    Bleunerhassett  ■) 
Chutrf    -.         3 

4  Albert  Fortescue  Stewart,  Adjutant  ( 

9  .June  00    } 

3  John  Gellibrand I  21  Oct. 


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20  Oct. 
17  Jan. 

9  Apr. 
20  Dec. 


901 
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93! 

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4  Robert  Joseph  Atkinson  Terr.y'^ '   13  July    92 

2  Charles  John  Herbert  Hay  Noble^' I  12  Sept.  94 

2  Alfred  Granville  Sharp    I     7  Dec.    95 

2  John  David  Beveridge  Erskine ]     6  June  gO 

4  John  Ernest  Theodore  Crichton'^    5  Sept.  96 

Vincent    John    Tighe,"   DSO.    West  >  \        -p^^^^ 
African  Regiment    .)  ^ 

George  Frederick  Wallace  Brindley,  V  1       „ 
South  Africa  >;     ^  "^°- 

3  Raymond  Beechev  Hopkins'^t '  "  Feb. 

Lieutenants.  [ 

2  Edwarl  Meivyn  Baker    15  May 

2  Francis  Holland  Dorling    ^     8  Sept.  97 

2  Cha*.  FitzGerild  Hamilton  Trueman  '     8  ."i  ept.  97 
I  Richard  Newman  Hardcastle" i  Dec.    97 


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28  Oct      96 
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6  Mar. 

29  Oct. 
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12  Jan. 


I  Nov. 
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17  Aug. 
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22  Feb. 


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LlfCTETTANTS. 

Rupert  Hunt-Grubbe'^ 

Frederick  Cletive  Stiickland  Dunlop'^ 

Humphrey  Verdon  Rue^'' 

Frederick  Farrer  Doakini^    

Harold  Fisher-^ 

Frank  Scobell  Nisbet 

Leo  Creaa:h'^  ..-  ..    

William  Gabriel  King  Peirce 

Wilfred  Chas.  Morrinwi,f,n  Hastings-* 

Etimmid  TSelson  Fi-^ber^'^ 

William  Blank  Eddowes^^"  

Charles  Mylton  fhornyoroft... 

Paul  David  de  la  Penha 

Artbur  Drummond  Xairiie  Merriman^' 

Charles  Richardson 

Henry  William  Stuart  Robison^   .. 

Rdward  Ernest  Gregory  Ten'y^  

J.  J.  O'Sullivan,  Re»erre 

Ernest  Llewellvn  Makin    

Hubert.  Greenhill  Chapman ,,.. 

Cecd  Morley     

Kenneth  Eric  KirkpatHck 

J.  H.  Lang  aims 


Second  Lieutenants. 

3  Vincent  (.'ameron  Gaimtlett 

Donald  Adrian  Vanrenen^ 

Charles  Craufurd  StUHrt^   

Charles  Armel  Boone 

Hubert  Knox^  

Thomas  Eraser  Ritchie 

Herbert  Owen  Carroll  

WMlfrid  Keith  Evans 

4  Philip  Francis  Gell 

4  William  Kercheval  Bayley 

4  Harry  Cecil  Bates  

3  Joseph  Ardoino   

1  George  Petre  Wymer    

2  Chailes  Abbot  Anderson 

2  Robert  Sidney  Waters  

4  Robert  Billopp  Willis  

1  John  Basil  Michell 

2  Frank  Percv  Crozier 

2  John  Farqnbarson  Oliver     

4  Stanl^f  Milbank  Perkioa     

Nowell  Raruet  de  Lancey  Forth 

3  Claude  Martin 

3  John  Moran     .. 

John  Matheson  Molesworth  

2  John  Low  Liwson , 

3  Charles  Cyril  Stapledon  


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Quarter  M'anters. — 2  Oscar  Stewart- Wy-ine,^''  16  Oct.  S-;  ;  Man.  Captain,  16  Oct.  og. 
1  Edward  Bauke-*,"*  16  Aug.  gq:  Hon.  Lieut . 

3  Daniel  Walkley,  i  Mar.  00;  Hon.  Linit. 

4  \ViUiam  Ilderton  Cordon, 'o  June  00;  Hou.  Lieut. 

Facingv  White. — Agent»i^  Messrs.  Coxaud  Co. 
\sf  Battalion  emfjarl-'eilfor  Gibraltar.  18  Nov.  97  ;  to  SoJi/h  Africa^  Sept.  iSqg. 
2ud  Tiiiftaliou  enibarlcKl  for  South  Africa,  16  Mar.  tgoo. 
^  Lie'it. General  Bowles  served  with  theSjrd  Regimout  throughout  the  Easr,eru  campaign  of  1S54-55,  including 
the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava.   and  Tnkerman  ;    siege,  assaults  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  expedition  to   ICertcb, 
bombardment  aud  uajiture  of  Kiubourn  (Modal  with  four  Clasps,  5tb  Class  of  the  Mediidie,  and  Turkij^h  Medal). 
■^  Lt.Colonel  Curran  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  in  command  of  the  ist  Battalion  Manchester 
Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Elandslaagte  (severely  wounded)  and  at  the  siege  of  Ladysmith.- 

»  Lt.Colonel  Reny  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

*  Lt.Colonel  Steele  served  as  Adjutant  of  the  2nd  Battalion  15th  Fo  jt  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i83o  with  the  Candahar 
Field  Force  under  Maior  General  I'havre  (Medal). 

*t  Major  Simpson  served  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment  (Medal 
and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment,  and 
took  part  in  the  defence  of  Lady.smith,  including  the  attack  of  6th  January,  1900— slightly  wounded: 

*  Majors  Maxwell,  Molvill,  and  t'rioleau  served  with  the  2nd  Battaliun  Manchester  Regiment  throughout  the 
Egyptian  war  of  1S82  (Medal,  and  Knedive's  Star). 

6  Major  Watson  served  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment 
(MedaU  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Miranzai  E.Kpcdition  in  i8qi  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester 
Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Manchester 
Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  deJen  'e  of  Ladysmith. 

■  Major  Anderson  served  in  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  iSq:  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  u   **  ■ 

^  Major  Hudson,  Captain  Vanghan,  Lieut.  Terry,  Second-Lieuts.  Vanrenen  and  Knox  served  in  the  South  African 
war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment. 

y  Major  Henderson  served  m  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment  (Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S5-87  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  .    ,,r  t  i 

»o  Major  Vizard  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment  (Medal 
and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment, 
and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Ladysmith. 

12  Major  Baldwin  served  in  the  Mirj-nzai  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  ,      .       _     .         ^  „„! 

1^  Captain  Marden  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i3gg-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment,  ana 
took  part  in  the  defence  of  Ladysmith,  including  the  attack  of  6th  January,  1900— slightly  woimded.  w\f  /?   1 

'*  Maior  Plunkett  served  in  the  .Miranzai  E.xpeditioinn  i8gi  with  the  2ad  B  itt,;iliou  Manchester  Regiment  (Meaai 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lookhart,  in  TB97  ga 
asTrarsport  Officer  Malakand,  Muhmnud.and  Tirah  Expeditionary  Forces  successively  (Medal  with  two  L^aspsj. 

15  Captain  Weston  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  In(.Ua  under  tMr  AN  il'am  LocKnart  in 
1897  with  the  Malakand  Field  f'orce  as  Transport  Officer  at  the  Base  and  Line  of  Communictitioms,  ana  witn  int 
Utman  Khel  Column  of  the  same  force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


328(X  Tlie  Manchester  liegimenf, 

•^  Captains  Briilgford,  Tillanl,  and  Crichton,  and  Lieuts.  Hardcastle,  Hunt-Griihbe,  Dunlop,  Roe,  Deakin, 
Creagh,  and  Bankes  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1399-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment 
and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Ladysmith. 

'-"  Major  Ravenseroft  served  with  the  Donpola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  with 
the  9th  Soudanese  Battahon,  inchiding  the  encnsement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  ilediiriie,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  C)asp?i);  also  in  the  operations  in  1898 
resulting  in  the  capture  of  Abu  Hamed  and  the  subsequent  occupation  of  Uerber  (Srevet  of  Major,  Clasp).  [See 
also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786. 

'*  Captain  Menzies  served  in  the  Miranzai  Expedition  m  1891  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment 
(Medal  with  ClaspK  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment,  and 
took  part  in  the  defence  of  Ladysmith  including  the  attack  of  6th  January  iqoo— slightly  wounded. 

^"  Maior  (Jolilfirich  served  with  the  Dongola  ^Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herltcrt,  Kitchener  in  1896  attached 
to  the  Maxim  Battpry,  includinir  the  eneragemont  at  Firket  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  4th  Class 
of  the  Medjidie,  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*^_  Captain  Newbigging  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Adjutant  ist  Battalion  Manchester 
Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Elandslaagte  (severely  wounded) ;  afterwards  served  with 
Thomeycroft's  Mounted  Infantry  in  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force. 

°-  Captain  Patnn  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Elandslaagte— severely  wounded. 

"  Ciiptain  Ctoldbold  served  in  the  camnaijm  on  the  Nnrth  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-*  Captain  Tootrood  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with 
tbe  2nd  Battalion  Border  Regiment  (Medal  with  Cln«p). 

"'  Captain  Terry  served  in  the  can^paitrn  on  th-^  North  West  Frontier  of  India  nnder  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S97-98  with  the  1st  Battalion  the  Queen's  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  including  the  operations  in  Bajaur 
Hud  the  Mohmand  country  ;  and  with  the  Tirah  Expediiionar\'  Force,  inclndint?  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and 
Arhang-a  Passes,  ihe  reconnaissance  of  the  Siiran  Sar  and  the  engagement  on  the  nth  November,  and  the  operar 
tions  against  the  Khani  Khel  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Vall-^y  (\iedal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^  Lieut.  Noble  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1F92.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier 
of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  18^7-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Transport  Officer  to  the 
2nd  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the 
capture  of  Bagh,  the  Dwatol  reconnai'^sance,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  engagement  of  nth  Novem- 
ber, and  the  operations  against  the  Khani  Khel  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatchea, 
Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^~  Captain  Tighe  served  in  the  Niger  Soudan  campaign  under  Major  Arnold  in  1S97,  including  the  expeditions 
to  Egbon,  Bida,  and  Ilr.rin  (Medal  vrith  Clasp).  Served  in  thp  operations  in  the  Niger  Territories  in  1898, 
including  tbe  Benin  Hinterland  nnd  Siama  Expeditions— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Clasp). 

^'t  Captain  Hopkins  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iP9g-i9oo  with  tbe  1st  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regi- 
ment, and  took  part  in  the  march  from  Kloemfontein  lo  Pretoria  including  the  engagements  at  Welkom  Farm, 
Zand  River,  and  Doornkop,  the  occupation  of  .Tohannesburg  and  Pretoria,  and  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill ; 
was  present  in  the  subseque'-.t  advance  it  10  the  Orar-ge  River  Colony,  including  the  operations  round  Bethlehem 
and  in  t*-.e  Caledon  Valley,  the  engagement  at  Retief's  Nek,  and  the  surrender  of  the  Boer  forces  at  Golden  Gate 
on  I  St  AuguFt  1900;  alsotook  part  'r  tl  e  operations  lonnd  Thabanchu  including  the  relief  of  Lady  brand,  and  in 
tbe  Winbnrg  and  Lindlc-v  dit*trictr.  and  was  present  in  the  enu-agem^nts  at  Bothaville  and  Ventersbnrg. 

2**  Lieut.  H.  Fisher  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment,  and 
took  part  in  the  defence  of  Ladysmith— severely  wounded  9th  November,  1899. 

*'  Lieut.  E.  N.  Fisher  servedin  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment, 
and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Ladysmith,  including  the  attack  of  6th  January,  1900— severely  wounded. 

3"  Lieut.  Eddowes  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Manchester  Hegiment,  and 
took  part  in  the  defence  of  Ladysmith— slightly  wounded  7th  November.  1S99. 

^1  Lieut.  Merriman  served  in'the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1S98-99  (Medal  with  Clasp),  Served  in  the  South 
African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Ladysmith— 
slightly  wounded  oth  November,  iSoo. 

==*  Lieut.  Robis'on  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S98  with  the  iSt 
Battalion  Northumberland  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  l)attle  of  Khartoum  (Kntish  Medal,  and  Khedive's 
Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1898.  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900 
with  the  ist  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment. 

=**  Lieut.  Hastings  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99  with  the  Karene  Expedition— slightly 
wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

35  Second  Lieut.  Stuart  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1900  with  the  3rd  Battalion  South  Lancashire 
Regiment. 

36  Captain  Stewart  Wynnn  served  in  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  iPgi  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester  Regi- 
ment (Medal  with  Clasp). 

Record  of  Services  oftke  ist  Battalion  Manchester  Rci/nn^^nt.^orineHy  the  63rd  {West  Suffolk)  Regiment. 

2nd  Battalion  8th  Foot  (The  King's)  was  constituted  in  Enijlaad  a  separate  Regiment,  and  numbered  63rd  Foot, 
£758.  West  Indies,  to  17 '14.  freUial,  to  1775.  America,  to  17S1  (serving  as  Mo'iiited  Infantry).  Jamaica,  to  1783. 
Scotland,  to  1786.  Ireland  and  t5nglaud,  to  1793.  fiO.v  Countries,  to  1795.  West  Indies,  to  1799.  England  and 
Ireland,  to  :Soo.  Ferrol,  Gibraltar,  aud  Ualta,  do  iSi^.  [2nd  Bittallon  raised  in  1804;  disbanded  1814.]  Ireland 
and  iladeira.to  1807.  Westfudies,  to  i?t9  (caoturo  of  ^[■^^tiai  jue  and  Giia  l-tlo'ioe).  England  aud  Ireland,  to 
1S26.  Portugal,  to  ^^28.  England,  1828.  New  South  Wales,  to  1833.  East  Indies,  to  1847.  England,  to  1851. 
Ireland,  to  1854.  The  Cri-uea,  to  1856  (battles  of  Alma  and  Inkermanand  siege  of  Sebastopol).  Nova  Scotia  and 
Canada,  to  1865.  Rn^rland,  to  1S6').  Scotland,  to  18^7.  Ireland,  to  1870.  Bast  Indies,  to  i«82  (Afghan  war, 
:379-So).    Egypt,  to  1S82  (vvarofi3S2).    England,  to  tSSS.    Irolaud,  i3S8. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment  {formerly  the  g6th  Regiment). 
Raised  in  1S24  and  proceeded  to  Halifax,  Sova,  Scotia,  to  1825.  Bermudas  aud  Somers  Islands,  to  1S2S.  Halifax 
(with  detachrnents  at  Sydney,  Cape  Breton,  Prince  Edward's  Isle,  Annapolis  Royal,  and  Si-.  John's,  Newfound- 
laud),t)  1335.  Eaglaud,  to  1836.  Ireland,  to  1839.  Ra^laud,  to  July,  i8-,9.  Se.v  South  Wales,  to  iWi-  ^^n 
Dieman's  Lxnd  (with  detachrnents  in  N"ew  Zealand,  Norfolk  Island,  and  Adelaide),  to  1849,  RasL  Indies, 1S54. 
Ireland,  to  1856.  Gibraltar,  to  1857.  England,  to  i860.  Ireland,  to  1862.  England,  to  May  1S62.  Cape  of  Good 
Hope,  to  iSo^.    K^st  Indies,  to  187s.    Kagland,  to  1881.    Malta  to  i332.    Egypt,  to  Ool.  1882.    East  In  lias,  1882. 


IstBatt.,  Jhansi,  Bengal. ~1 
;nd  Batt.,  Souta  Africa.  J 


The  Prince  of  Wales's  (North  Staffordshire  Regiment).  329 

Formerhj  the  64th  (2utZ  Staffordshire)  and  the    \         O^ 

98^/i  (Prince  of  Wales')  Beglmenis.  L  '^^lYchfield"'  ' 

(The  3rd  ami  4th  Hattalious  are  formed  of  the  2iid  and  3rd  Stafford  Militia  respectively.) 
'he^Prince  of  Wales's  Plume.    "St.  TjUcia"  "  Surinam"  '*  China  "  (with  tlie  Dra^ou).  **  Pcnjaub  "  "Pbbsia" 
i'ears'^Ser-l  '*  Reshibe"  '*  Bushiee"  "Kooshab"  "  Lucknow"  "Hafie." 

Full  I  Half  Colonel. — i  Charles    Algernon   Lewis, ^  Cor?ief,  ^i^    Oct.   25;    Lf.   ''15  Aug-.   26;     Capt.  ^12  Apr.   33; 
Pay.  I  Pay..     Cupt.  t^  Lt. Colonel,  ^^o  Dec.  4s  i  Colonel,  20  June  54  ;  ^u/or,  11  Jan.  58  ;  i^CoioHe/,  13  Feb.  59  ;  J/ajor 
I      Ge/iert//,  19  June  60;   Lieut, General,  & 'idilTch6g;  GeiicraZ,  5  April  76  ;     Co/owe/ 64th  Foot,  12  Feb.  70. 
■27        .    Lieutenant  Colonels. — i  Thomas   Currie,- CB,  Lt.  28   Feb.  74;    Capt.   12   Mar,  81;   Major,  i  July  88  ; 

I     Lt. Colonel,  14  Sept.  96  ;   Colonel,  14  Sept.  co. 
27       _.    2  Charles  Kdward  Bradley, '^  Lt.  28  Feb.  74  ;  Capt.  i  July  81 ;  Major,  1  July  88  ;  Lt.Colonel.  6  Mar.  99. 


'3    ( 


Majors. 

Harry  Stewart  Bruce  Hodgkinson, 
7nd  ill  Command  6  Mar.  99 

Arthur  Wildman  Prior,*  2nd  in  Com- 
mand 28  Oct.  99    

Henry  Hartland  Higginson^(I>e/;o/) 

Thomas  Montgomery  Hawtayne^    ... 

p.».L:  Walter  Grenville  Le3'*  

Alan  Mackenzie-Pendrill'"  

Edmuud  Grabam  Snow,  Adjutant,  t 
Middlesex  Vol.  lUfles  15  Dec,  97 

Henry  Marwood,'  Adj.  3  Bn.  2  May  i 

Arthur  John  St.  George  French,^ 
Reeerce  {Depot) 


2ND   LTBUT. 


22  Jan.  7^ 
II  Aug.  80 
6  Aug.    79 


16 

10 

16 

:6 

14 

.3 

... 

Captains. 

Lionel  Thomas  Campbell  Twyford,| 
Diftrict  Innpectorqf  Musketry,  York  \ 

Charles  Grove  Ampulett,  Comnianding~\ 
Mounteit  Inrn  nfry, South  Africa,  tcitk  /■ 
rank  of  Major    J 

William  Alexander  Barnett,^"  Aggist,  { 
Militurif  Governor  of  Johannealnirg  J 

RegiPald  Pole  Stuan'i 

Robert  Harcourt  Ord  Capper    

Lindsay  Buchanan  Scott'^  {Depot) 

CharJes  Woodward  Crotton,^^  *!:>7a/io«  > 
StaffOffieer,  LamloiirDep.  21  Mar.ooi 

Somerset  Charles  Godlrey  Fart'ax  1 
Aatell,^*  grroing  under  Military  > 
Gooernur  of  Johannesburg ..  ) 

:  Vigant  William  de  Falbe,  Adjutant  > 

22  Jan.  98    ) 

Thomas  Moutgomerie  Weblj 

Robert      Schlesinger      Hutchison, i^  ^ 

Adjutant  9  Jan.  97    } 

:  Lionel  Kekewich  Carlyon   

;  Claude  Kdward  Allan  Milburne 

Benjamin  Irhy  Way"'    

Alired  Letchworth  Law,  Adjutant  3  | 

Battalion  Irigh  Ri/leg  2  Jan.  99    ) 

!  Morton  Herl)ert  Knaggs'**  

Arthur  Reginald  Hoc^kinp,^"  Aide  de  ) 

Camp  to  Major  Gen.  J.  G.  Maxioell  } 

;  Edward    Vigor   Fox,=^   Station    Stajf) 

Officer,    Jhansi \ 

I  Francis  Earl  Johnston^  «, 

Willium    Swinnertun    Byrd    Levett,  I 

licKcrre  {Depot}    ) 

;  Halkett  WalLun  Money  Down-*    , 

!  James  Jay  Bleecker  FsivlQy,^Suj}dt.  ) 

of  Gymnasium,  Umhalla     J 

:  Thomas  Alchin  Andrus^-^    


Lieutenants. 
2  Alister  William  Stewart  Ewing^s   _ 

2  William  Denuistoun  Sword^'*  

Frank  Hercules  Walker,  Uganda  Rijleg 

Wm.   Francis  Brougham    Radclyfle  1 

Dugmore,*^ -D'VO.  oji  Special  Seroiee,  > 

Uganda,   icitti  rank  of  Captain    ) 

1  Loms  John  Wyatt^' (Z)£'/3oO  

2  Reginald  John  Drake   

2  George  Edwiu-d  Leman  

1  Hugh  Elliot  Moule    

2  Henry  Carmichael  Tweodie 

1  Dav  la  John  Jackson  Hill  

2  James  Wickham  Ley   

I  William  Augustus  Spencer  Edwards... 

1  William  Jervis  Locker 

I  Edward  Sambrooke  John  Anderson      ' 
1  Reginald  John  Armes 

1  Robert  John  Halkett  Baddeley    

2  Arthur  Steuart  Weldon 

2  Aubrey  Nelthorpe  Beauclork    

2  George  Harvey  Hume-Kelly    

2  Arthur  Septimus  Conway 


'  Second  Lieutenants. 

'I  William  Harry  Broome  Salmon.. 

1  Eric  lirucc  Reid 

2  Herbert  Samuel  Richards 

2  John  Francis  GiSard  


CAPTAIN,      I  BEE  V.  31 A  J  . 


12  Nov.  73 

13  Juno  75 

?g  Jan.  76 

13  Sept.  79 

12  Mar.  81 

-28  Apr.  80 

10  May  82 

(5  Feb.  S4 

23  Feb.  74 


23  Aug. 
12  Nov. 


84 


4  May    87 

2;  Aug.    88 

31  Oct,     88 

8  Dec.    38 

23  Mar.    8g 
i  July 
3  May 

3  ifay 
25  Mar. 
23  May 

7  Nov. 

5  Dec. 


13  Sept.  93 
23  Sept.  93 
23  Dec.    93 


7  Feb. 

6  Feb. 
23  May    wj 
23  May    85 

25  Nov, 


2  Mar.  90 

15  0:t.  90 

15  Dec.  go 
6  Mar.  91 

8  Apr.  9 

16  June  91 
15  Sept.  gi 

II  Nov.  91 

30  Nov.  93 

9  Jan.  95 


7  Mar. 
2  June 

19  Oct. 

20  June 


7  Dec.  95 
29  Feb.  96 
■^S  Mar.  94 
25  Mar,  96 
5  Sept.  96 
4  Nov.    96 

20  Feb. 
24  Mar. 

21  July 
I  Deo. 
4  Jan. 
4  Jan. 
4  Jan. 

II  Feb. 
20  May 
16  Feb. 


12  Nov. 
30  Nov. 

6  Sept. 
17  Dec. 
26  Feb. 

7  Apr. 


9  Jan. 
7  May 
I  July 

12  Oct. 

27  Nov. 
18  May 

5  Oct. 
7  Dec. 

24  Feb. 

6  Mar. 

28  Oct. 

13  Dec, 
77  Dec. 
20  Mar. 
13  Apr. 

13  ^ay 

I  June 
6  June 

20  June 

21  June 


13  Apr.  81 

14  Jan,  84 

1  July  84 

2  Jan.  86 
I  July  87 

23  Apr.  8S 

21  Mar.  91 

14  Sept.  92'  18  Nov,  g6 

17  June  03 


1  Mar.  93 

I  Mar.  93 

I  May  93 

28  Oct.  9 

3  Feb.  94 

9  Jan.  95 

6  Mar.  95 

17  Dec.  95 


18  May 
1 1  Jan. 
1 1  Jan, 


24  Feb. 
6  Mar. 
22  Oct. 

99 
99 
99 

28  Oct. 

99 

28  Oct, 

99 

20  Mar. 

DO 

21  Mar.    00 


13  Apr.  00 
13  May  00 
31  May    84' 

I  June  00. 

6  June   00' 


MAJOR. 


10  Sept,  90 

14  Sept.  92 

9  Jan,  95 
22  July  96 
14  Sept.  96 

6  Mar.    99 

28  Oct.  99 
13  Dec.  99 
I  r  Dec.    90 


20  Oct".     00, 

3  Colonel  Currie  served  with  the 
Dongola  Expeaitionary  Force  under 
Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  tSqo  in  com- 
mand of  the  ist  Battalion  of  the 
North  Staffordshire  Regiment  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  CB.  3rd  Class 
of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Msdal  with  Clasp). 

3  Lt.Colonel  Bradley  served  in  the 
operations  in  Zululand  in  1888. 

*  Majors  Prior  and  Ley  served  "n-ith 
the  Zbob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884. 

7  Major  Marwood  served  in  the 
operations  in  ZuUiland  in  1888. 
Served  with  the  Dongola  Expedi- 
tionary Force  under  Sir  Herbert 
Kitchener  in  1806  with  the  ist  Bat- 
talion North  Staffordshire  Regiment 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of 
Major.  4th  Class  ot  the  Medjidie, 
British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
with  Clasp). 

9  Major  Frenchservedin  the  opera- 
tions in  Zululand  in  tS38. 


12  Aug.  99! 

23  Jau.  00' 

21  Feb.  00 

7  Mar.  00 


Year 

KulT 
Pay. 

Hail 
Pny. 

329.'?        The  Ffuice  of  Wales's  (North  Sta^onlshu'e  Regiment). 


Second  Lieutenants. 


.TanieB  Carnegy 

Tnhu  Herbert  RidgTvay32 
2  Heywin'th  Potter  JJa^Teuce  Hej'worth 


2ND  LIEUT. 


7  Mar. 
21  Apr. 
2T  Apr. 


2  Cliarlea  Harry  LyoD |  21  Apr.    00 


1  Ferdhmud  Charles  Tracy  EwaM    5  May    00 

Fi-ederic  Llewellyn 5  May   00 

Charles  Harold  Herbert  Moreton    5  May  00 

'.'linrlts    Albert     Glentworth     Gun- V  ,, 

uinKham    5     '^  May    00 

2  Doo^das  Etlmund  Hope  19  May    00 

Eueene  Shine 23  May    00 

Henry  Law  Harkness |  23  May    00 

I  "Walter    St.    Clair    Hamilton    Mac-*)  . 

kinnon jj     *       "' 

Leslie  Gwatkin  Williaras  17  Oct. 

Qnafter Masters. — 2  John  Barrage, if^  27  Sept,  g^;  Hon.  Limit. 
I  Francis  Gidney.  26  Iiino  97  :    Hon.  TApat. 
James  Couch,  27  July  81  ;  Hun.  Captain,  27  July  9:. — Reth'ed  Pai/  (Drpof). 

Facinga  Whito.—Affentg,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 

TK/"  Batfah'oi/  euiharheil  for  flic  Wmf  Indies,  1884.     2nd  Battalion  cmbarkrdfor  South  Africa,  15  Jan.  igoo. 

^  General  Lewis  served  with  the  Grenadier  Guards  in  the  Crimea  from  the  13th  August  1855;  commanded  Div 
sions  of  the  Army  in  the  Trenches,  and  the  Grenadier  Guards  at  the  taking  of  Sebastopol  {Medal  with  Clas 
Tiirkisih  Medal,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie).  Served  in  Canada  during  the  rebellion  in  1338-39  with  tt 
Grenadier  Guards. 

^  Major  Higginson served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  iSSs  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*^  Mojor  HawLayne  served  in  the  Soudan  rampaign  in  1885  with  the  Egyptian  Army  (Medal  with  Clasp,  4! 
Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  expedition  up  the  River  Gambia  against  the  Nativ 
Chief,  Fodey  Kabba,  in  1802,  as  Superintendent  of  the  Gambia  Police  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"  Major  Mackeuzie-Pendril]  and  Captain  Barnett  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  !3SS. 

^^  Captain  Stuart  served  with  the  Dongola  Expt-ditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  with  th 
ist  Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Reyiment  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'-  Captain  Scott  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  1888.  Served  with  the  Dongola  tOxi)eclilionary  Fore 
under  Sir  Ht-rbert  Kitchener  m  1896  with  the  i^X.  Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Regiment  (4th  Class  of  the  Mec 
jidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Meditl  with  Clasp). 

*^  Captain  Crofton  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  with  th 
i.-^t  Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Rpgiment  (British  Medal,'  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■*  Captain  Asiell  served  with  the  Dongola  Expfditionary  Force  under  SirHerbert  Kitchener  in  1S96  with  the  if 
Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Regiment  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal). 

'^  Captain  Hutchinson  served  with  the  Dongola  Expe'iitionarv  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  wit 
the  i8t  Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Regiment  {British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal). 

1^  Captain  Way  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  io  1896  with  tl 
ist  Battalion  NoHh  Staffordshire  Regiment  (4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  wit 
Clasp). 

'*  Captain  Knaggs  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  18 96  wit 
the  ist  Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Regiment  (British  Medal,  and  Khedi^'e's  Medal  with  Clasj)i. 

^°  Major  Hoskins  served  with  the  Donirola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herlicrt  Kitchener  in  1896  withtt 
oth  Soudanese  Battalion  {mentioned  in  despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Meda') ;  and  with  theexpeditio 
in  1898,  including  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches.  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  Clasp). 

^2  Captain  Fox  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  with  the  i! 
Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Regiment  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

-*  Captain  Johnston  served  with  the  Dongola  Exj>editiouarv  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189^  with  it 
ist  Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Regiment  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

24  Captain  Down  served  with  the  Dongola  P^xpeditioniry  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  with  tl 
ist  Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Re<riment  (Briii>li  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*5  Captain  Farley  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herijert  Kitchener  in  1896  withtl 
i3t  Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Rei;iment 'British  Medal,  "and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

2"  Captain  Andrus  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionaiy  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  with  ti 
I  St  Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Regiment  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal).  Served  in  the  campaign  c 
the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhnrt  in  1897  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  (Med 
with  Clasp). 

-8  Lieut.  Ewing  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99  with  the  Protectorate  Expedition  (Med 
with  Clasp). 

-'  Lieut.  Sword  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S96  with  the  i 
Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Regiment  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

•*'*  Captain  Dugmore  served  in  the  operations  in  Uganda  in  1897-gS  and  averted  a  tareateneil  insurrection,  i 
5CXJ  Soudaueee  (mentioned  in  despatches.  DSO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^1  Lieut.  Wyatt  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  with  the  i 
Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Regiment  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal). 

^-  Second  Lieut.  Ridft-way  servtd  in  the  South  African  war  in  1900  wUh  the  4th  Battalion  South  Staffordehi) 
Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  Orange  River  Colony  witu  Ma  or  General  Paget's  Brigade. 

3*  Lieut.  Burrage  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  1st  Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Begiment  (formerly  the  64th  Regiynent) 
Constituted  64th  Foot  in  1758,  and  proceeded  to  Island  of  Martmiipie,  1759  to  1763.  England,  to  1773.  Nor 
America,  to  1783.  Jamaica,  to  1784.  England,  to  1766.  Ireland,  to  1793.  West  Indies,  to  i795(cai)ture  of  f 
Lucia).  England.  1795.  Gibraltar,  to  1796.  England,  1796.  Ireland,  to  1799.  England,  to  iSoi.  West  Indii 
to  1813  (capture  of  Surinam).  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia,  to  1S15.  Continent  of  Europe,  to  1816.  England,  to  i8r 
Gibraltar,  to  1S27.  Ireland,  to  1S34.  Jamaica,  to  1840.  America,  to  1843.  England,  to  184^.  Ireland,  to  i8j 
East  Indies,  to  1S61  (Persian  war  oi  1856— battles  ol  Reshire,  Bushire,  and  Khuoshab— and  Indian  Mutiny,  rel. 
of  Lucknow  under  General  HavelockJ,  England,  to  1865.  Ireland,  to  1S67.  iialta,  to  1872.  Ireland,  toi8* 
Scotland,  to  1875.  England,  to  1878.  Channel  Islands,  to  1879.  Ireland,  to  1SS3.  England,  to  1884.  AVi 
Indies, to  i836.    South  Africa  and  Mauritius,  1886. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Prince  of  Wales'  North  Stafordshire  Regiment 
{formerly  the  gSth  Prince  of  Wales'  Regiment). 
■Raised  in  1824.  and  proceeded  to  Cape  of  Hope.    To  England.  1S37.    To  China,  1841.    To  India,  1S46. 
England,  1855.    To  India,  1S57.    To  England,  1867.    To  West  Indies,  1S73.    To  Malta,  1875.    To  India  1880. 
Aden,  i836.    To  England,  188S. 


•5C 


The  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment. 


I  Batt. 


thAfri      1   Furmerly  the  6^th  {2nd  York  N.  EidiiKj)  and        r 
•jlBatt!,  Agra,  Benjai.J        the  Si^th  {York  and  Lancaster)  Begimeuls.  I 

The  3rd  Battalion  is  formed  of  tlie  3rd  West  York  Militia. )  L 


*Nivk'*  ''PEmrrsuLA' 


*Tndia"  (with  the  Royal  Tiger).  The  Uuion  Rose. 

'AHiBIA*'    "LUCKNOW"    *'NeW   ZEALAND '*"  EgYPT,  i8 


33° 

65^" 

Reg'imeiitut  Difti'ict, 
PONTEFRACT. 

*Tbl-el-Kkbib." 


!!!£!l^^;!Colonel.— James  Henry  L'raig  Robertson,  S. 


Hall 


mlgii,  2  July  29  ;  Lieut.  30  Dec.  35  ;  Capt.  27  Feb.  42  ;  Bt.Major^ 
pav  '  ^°  Ji^ine  54  ;  Bf.Lt.Colonel,  6  June  56  ;  Major,  7  May  58  ;  Colonel,  27  Sept.  63;  Major  General,  16  May  70; 
— —'.     Lf.Qeuerut,  1  July  81 ;   General,  i  Apr.  gi ;   Colonel  York  anil  Lancp-ster  Regiment,  21  June  92. 

Lieutenant  Colonels. — i   VVilliam  Johnston  Kirkpatriclc.' X/e»/.  28  Feb.  74;  Vapf.  1  July  8i;  Bt.Major, 

iS  Nov.  82  ;  Major,  7.7  Aug.  Qc;  Bt. L/, Colonel,  i ^  ^lar.  gy ;  LfX'oloiiel,  to  Nov.  97. 
2  Frederic  Ferc3'  Lousada,-  Lieut.  28  Feb.  74  ;  Capt,  1  July  3i ;  Major,  27  Aucf.  go;  Lt.Colonel,  i  July  00. 


2nd 


:::} 


MA.JOHS. 

Francis  Edward.  Wallerstein, 
Command  10  Nov.  97 

1  Henry  Southey  Scholes,®  ^nd  in  Com-  \ 

maud  17  Oct.  cx5 J 

2  Ernest    Chamier    Broustiton,^   Com-  I 

matidnnt  Darjfeliiiii  Depot     ) 

2  Randall  Chariest  Annesley  Howe**    

Edward  Francis  Woodford,^  Adj.    i  i 

VolnnfefrBatttlion  i  Sept.gS..  > 

Arthur  Steuart  Palmer,  Armi/  Ord-  > 

nance  Department     Ji 

Stuart  Peter  Rolt    

Charles  King  Colhoun,'  Seteroe    ! 

Saumarez      Frederick     Grosvenor,^  \  \ 

Bf^erre  {Depot) J  I 

2  Harry  Nicholl  Byass ' 

■2  Cecil  Henry  Kekewich 

Captains. 
2  Fred.    Francis   Williamson  Daniell  ... 
Arthur   Colville  Hyde,  Acthig  Snpt.  ;  > 

of  G  If  lima  *' II,  Yorlc j    I 

I  Ernest  Cazenove  Cobbold ■ 

1  John  Horvev  Armstronsr | 

2  Henrv  Cecil  East  Smithett,  .V.  S.  O.  ">  , 

AK'ihahml,  3  Sept.  99 ^ 

1  Artbiir  Manning'  Haines 

2  Edward  Geo.  Graham  Talbot  Baines  "' 

{Depot)    i 

2  William  M'Gee  Armstrong    14 

2  Arthur  George  Burt 16 

2  William  Fletcher  Clemson  16 

I  Somerset  Edward  Deane  Webb    ,..i  11 

Ernest   James  Woodlej-   Adj.  3  Bn., }  ^ 

29  July99 -...>  "" 

[  Thomas  'L'inning  Gresson,  Adjutant  ^ 

3  Fell.  00 ) 

1  Henry  Percy  Thurnall 21 

t  M'chael  Francis  Haltbrd   8 

William  Hgnr^'  Vicars,  i^f^cnv 12 

Lieutenants. 
Clive    William    Justice,    »ercing     in  i 
BrUinh  E.  Africa,  with  rank  of  Capt.  \ 

2  George  Caprou,  S.  Africa,  u-ith  1  Bn.  1 
2  Frederic  Ellis  Ashton,  Sontli  Afrint,  \ 

tclth  1  Ba/tulion    

1  John  Saun'ters  Armstrong 

2  Harold  Kclway  t^olston  

1  FrancisEdwiirdBradshawIsherwood  't 

(Depot)    \  ' 

2  Robert  James  Longden 

2  Reginald  .Selou&^-    

2  Cecil  Hugh  Taylor 

2  Gerald  Edward  Bayley^^ 

2  Frederick  Thomas  Cecil  Hill j 

I  Robert  Gardner 

3  Edward  Craig  Robertson   

HughPrederickByrne,  Central  Africa  > 

Beginient )  ' 

1  Philip  Edmund  Vaughan 

Ronald  Macclesfield  Heath,  Mounted  \  ' 

Infantry,  Soi'th  Africa  }  1 

2  Henry  Edraeades   ....1 

I  Herbert  William  Duckworth j 

1  Hugh  Roger  Headlam \ 

2  Alexander  Gordon  Lind ■ 

I  Gilbert  Henry  Wed-j^wood { 

1  Ale.xander  Horace  Cyril  Keai'sey    

Second  LiBurENAwis.  j 

2  Arthur  Burdett  Biirdett 1 

1  Jacinth  D'Ewcs  Fitz-Ercald  Coke  ' 

2  Aylmer  Vivi;in  Jarrett I 

2  Cieudon  Turberville  Daukes ! 

I  Thoma'i  William  Parkinson  i 

I  Denis  Daly  Wilson    i 

I  Lieonard  Arthur  Bethell 

I  Allan  St.  John  Blunt    

I  John  Francis  Coston   .. 

I  Harry  Vivian  Robert  Hodsou 
,    William  George  Ruel    


2NU  LIEU'i 


UUiiT.UAJ.  MAJOB. 


S  Dec. 


19  Oct. 
14  Jan. 


30  Jan.    78 


Sept. 
Nov. 
Nov. 
Feb. 


II  Sept.  76 
I  Mar.    79 

11  Nov.  78 
I  July  8i 
I  July    81 

10  May    81 

30  Jan.    84 

12  Feb.    77 


3  Dec.  88 

9  Nov.  8g 

Dec.  8g 

Jan .  go 

July  7Q 


2Q  Apr. 

7  Feb. 

29  Aug. 


29  Aug. 
29  Aug. 

29  Aug. 
31  Oct. 

7  July 

25  Aug. 

25  Aug. 

16  Oct. 

17  Dec. 
12  Feb. 
28  Apr. 

It  Dec. 

30  Sept, 

26  Oct. 
36  Oct. 

]  July 


29  May 

24  Feb. 

29  Nov, 
24  Aug. 

1  Aug. 

12  Feb. 

28  Apr. 
14  Mar, 

24  Feb. 
24  Dec. 

2  Sept. 


S5,  3^ 

S5I  27 

85!  16 
83 

86'  28 

35'  28 

-it]  16 

39 
39 
90 
go 

90 

91 

92 

32 

81 


Sept.  91 

Aug.   94 

Jan.    95 
July    95 

Aug.  95 

AUJT.    Qc 


Mar.    96 

=:  Sept.  97 
3  Nov  97 
D  May  99 
i  June  99 

;;  Oct.  99 
)  Oct.     99 

!  Nov.    99 
!  Nov. 
j  Oct.     90 


I  July    91 

I  July   95 

27  Aug.  94 
15  Oct.    98 

23  Dec.    99 

21  Feb.   00 

21  Feb.    00 

24  May    93 

I  Sept.  97 

17  Oct.    00 
30  N  ov.  00 


29  Mar.    90!     9  Nov.   92 


9  Nov. 

28  June 

iS  Feb. 

7  Nov. 

0  Jan. 

17  Dec. 
7  Mar. 

10  Oct. 
12  Dec. 

6  Mar. 

2  J  u:ie 

28  Sept. 

7  Dec. 

26  Aug. 

15  May 

15  May 
I  -  May 

8  Sept. 

1  Dec. 
4  Mft.F 
7  May 

3  Aug. 

4  Jan. 
12  Aug. 
12  Aug. 
so  Aug. 

29  Nov. 
0  Dec. 
6  Dec. 
0  Dec. 

20  Jan. 
20  Jan. 


27  Aug. 

?7  Nov. 
lb  Jan. 
25  Mar. 

1  July 

8  Sept. 

27  Jan. 

18  Sept. 

10  Nov. 
4  Dec 
7  Jan. 

14  June 

-.8  June 
22  July 
29  July 

24  Oct. 

2  Nov, 
2  Nov. 
4  Apr, 

20  June 
20  Juue 


^  Major  Howe  sprved  as  Transport 
OUicer  throughout  the  Egyptian  war 
of  1SS2,  ami  was  present  in  the  en- 
gagements at  El  Mag^far  and  Tel-el- 
.Vlahuta,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kas- 
*asin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star). 

^■-  Lieuts.  Selous  and  Bayley.— See 
jivil  Decorations  for  Gallantry, 
'  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786. 

^^  Lieut.  Dusrgan  served  in  the  Nile 
E.\pedition  in  1834-S5  with  the 
Mounted  Infantry,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagements  at  Abu  Klea 
ind  Abu  Kru  and  in  the  reconnais- 
sance to  Metammeh  {mentioned  in 
Jespatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasjjs, 
and  Khedive's  StarJ. 


Tlie  Yorh  and  Lancaster  Begiment. 


Fall' Halt 
I  Pay. 


Pay.|  Skcond  LlEOrENANTS. 

ji  Malcolm  ilLieoil  L'orb.yn    

12  Douglas  ^Milne  Oakes  (Depot) 

2  Duncan  Roljt.  Wolseley  Gordon  (Depot) 

I2  Kobert  ?;(lward  Webb 

j    Alfred  Edwaid  Palmer    

George  M'DonaUl  Pra.tt  

2  Gay  iJcaucbamp  Hobart 


2nd  MHTT. 

20  .ian.    00 

4  Apr.    00 

18  Apr.    CXI 

5  May    00 

19  May    CK 

19  May    00 

1 1  Aug.   00 

Qutiifer  Jta^terii.- 


-1  Martin  Joseph  Duggan.^'  14  Aug.  95 ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
2  Christopher  Gilby,  2  March  98 ;  lion.  Lieut, 


-Haei-i-e  {Di/ji,f.) 


John  Fuller,  31  Dec.  87  ;  Hon.  Captain  31  Dec.  97.- 

Facings  \Vliite. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 

itt  Battalion  embarked  for  South  Afriea,  13  Dec.  1899.       2nd  Battalion  embarked  for  Bermuda,  1S83. 

1  Lt  Colonel  Kirkpatrick  served  with  the  2nd  Battahon  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptis 
war  of  iSS",  and  was  presentin  the  engagements  at  El  Maglar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasii^ 
and  at  the'battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir(  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ^ 

2  Lt  Colonel  Lousada  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  wa 
of  1882  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  ane 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-cl-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

s  Captain  Broughton  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  10S4  with  the  isi 
Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,.      „    ,         ,  .  .      t,     •         .  .i.         1. 

'Major  Scholes  and  Major  Woodford  served  with  the  snd  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment  through- 
out the  Etryptian  war  of  1882,  and  were  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfai  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  two 
actions  at'Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Stan. 

7  Major  Colhoun  served  with  the  2ud  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war 
of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Maglar  and  Tol-el-Mahuta,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin, 
and  at  the  battle  of  Te!-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,     „  . 

'  Major  Grosveuor  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war 
of  1SS2,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Maefar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and 
at  the  battle  of  Tel -el -Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

Record  0/  the  Services  of  the  id  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment— formerly  the  65th  {2nd  Tori 

Nortli  Ridinri)  Regiment. 

Raised  as  2nd  Battalion  12th  Regiment  in  1756.  Became  65th  Regiment,  1758  West  Indies,  to  1764-  America, 
to  1777  Eno-land,  to  17S3.  (.\  detachment  served  as  Marines  at  the  relief  of  Gibraltar,  1782.)  Ireland,  to  1784 
Vmerica,  to°i79i.  Nova  Scotia,  to  1793.  West  Indies,  to  1795.  England  and  Scotland,  to  1800.  Cape  of  (Jood 
Hope,  to  1802.  Cevlon,  to  1S03.  East  Indies,  to  1809.  Gulf  of  Persia,  to  iSio.  Isle  of  France,  to  18.1.  East 
Indies  to  J819.  Gulf  of  Persia,  to  1820.  East  India  and  Arabia,  to  1S23.  England  and  Scotland,  to  1824.  Ireland 
to  1820  West  Indies,  to  1837.  Nova  Scotia,  to  1838.  America,  to  1841.  England,  to  18(3.  Ireland,  to  1845, 
England,  to  1846.  New  South  Wales,  to  Nov.  1846.  New  Zealand,  to  1865.  England,  to  1867.  Ireland,  to  1871 
Bast  Indies,  to  1882.  (Became  i.st  Battalion  Y'ork  and  Lancaster  Regiment,  1881.)  Aden,  to  18S4.  Egypt,  te 
April  1884.  England,  to  1S89.  Ireland,  1880. 
Record  of  the  Services  of  Vie  2nd  Battalion  Tork  and  Lancaster  Regiment  (formerhj  the  84th  Regiment) 

Raised  in  175S,  and  proceeded  to  India,  to  1763.  America  and  Canada,  to  1783.  England,  to  1794.  (2nc 
Battalion  raisedin  1794,  reduced  in  179s).  Flushing,  1794.  England,  to  1796.  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  to  1799.  India 
to  1S19.  ["nd  Battalion  raised  in  180S.  Flanders,  to  1809.  The  Peninsula,  to  1814  (battle  of  Nive).  England,  tc 
1819  and  incorporated  in  ist  Battalion.]  England,  to  1827.  Jamaica,  to  1838.  England,  to  1842.  India,  to  185c 
(relief  of  Lucknow  under  General  Havelock).  England,  to  1865.  Malta,  to  1867.  Jamaica,  to  1870.  Halifax 
NS  to  1071.  Ireland,  to  1S73.  ChanneUslands,  to  1874.  England, to  18S2.  Egypt,  Aug.  to  Oct.  1882.  England 
to  Oct.  1883.    Bermuda,  to  1 3S6.    Halifax,  X.S.,  to  188S.    West  Indies,  to  1S91.    South  Africa,  18 


;Batt.,  South  Africa,  "1 

;dBatt.,  Manda'ay,  Burjia.J 


The  Durham  Light  Infantry. 

Fonnedij  the  6St/t  {Durham — Lt.  Inf.)  a:id 
the  io6th  {Bombay  Lt.  Inf.)  Bejivmnts. 


[ 


332 

68^" 

H^Jiiitfn/iil  Digiricty 
NEWCASTLE. 


(The  31-d  aud  4th  B-ittalious  are  formed  of  the  1st  anl  2ud  Durham  Jlilitia  respectively  ) 
I  United   Re  I  anil   White   Liose.       -'SiHMiyci"    "Vitroaii"    "  Pi-«e»kks"    "Sivellb"    "Oe'ie 

"PfiWINSULi"     "A.t.M4.'*     "  llfCBHiliN  '*    "  S  BF  iSIOPOL  "    ••1*KK3IA"    "RsSHttta" 
"  JiCSHIHB  "     "  KOOSHAB  "     "NeW    ZEAHNU." 


eiis^er.  Colonel.— Sir Regiaald  Gipps,'  KCB.  Euugn  4- £(. ''10  Apr.  49;  Lt.  4-  Captain,  20  June 54-  BtUaio 
■uu  Hall  6.I1IM56;  Cupt.  Jc  Lt-Colontl,V2  ei.[).  ^i.  Colonel,  -^  iMi.  ji:  jlfcyur,  10  Oct.  74 ;  Lt.Colonet  5  Sept  7 
ay.  i^      Mlajor   lieiieral,  i  Jaly  Si  ;    Lieut.Geneml,  ::  Dec.  89;    General,  26   ifay  94;    Colonel    Dar'ham 

[     Infantry,  17  Dec  97. 
z6      ...    Lieutenant  Colonels.'— 2  Alwyn  de  Blaquiere  Valentine  Pacjet.^  Lieut,    ii  Feb.   ■'s  •   Capi 

I     Major,  21  Oct.  gi  ;   Iv/. Co/one/,  26  Apr.  99.  '    '     ' 

26      ...     :   Herbert  Swayne  FitzGerald,*  iieiif.  11  Feb.  75;    Capt.  5  July  5,;  Major,  31  Oct.  02:  Bt.Lt  Colonel 
8  Jal,y,  99;  Lt.Colonet,  31  Oct.  00. 


Light 
24  Aus. 


'J   I 


■in  A 


Ml 


Majors. 
2  Georse  Markhatn  Davison 

Command  26  Apr.  99  

•J  George  Morley  Saunders   .. 

Walter  Charteris  Rosh,^  Commanding~^ 
Mounted  Infantry,  S.  Africa,   with  ? 

rank- of  Lt. Colonel  ) 

I  Hon.  William.  Lyoael  Vane" 

p.s.c.  Frederick  Spencer  Robb*  {Bf. 

Lt.Colonel      '  "  "     '  '     '  " 

Adj.  Gen.  W( 

I  George  Ciavell  Mause 

John  ErDOst  Bush.w^rf/.  4  Bn.  19  Peb.oo 

Francis  Gerald  Kenyon-SIanjy,  He-  ) 

^eroe  {Depot) ) 

Wtn.K.inssdi)wnCiir\i'ng,Se»erre^Depot) 
Laurence  Parke'-  


2ND  HEDT. 


ick  Spencer  Robb*  {Bf.~^ 
16  Nov.  9S),  Oep.  Ai^gisf.  > 
Vnr  Office,  i  Nov. 9$ J 


13  June  75 

26  Aug.  76 

20  Sept.  77,  i6Ju'y  80 

14  Jan.    80;     I  July  Si 

II  Aug.    80 1     I  July  81 


II  Aug.   80 
23  Oct.     80 

I  ilay    781 


I  July  81 

1  July  Si 

2  Feb.  81 

24  June  78 

19  Feb.    8i|     I  July  Si 


Captains. 
Francis    Honorius    Sisson    Sitvvell,  > 

Adjutant  3  Battalion  14  Sept.  go  ...  i 
Wm.  Teunar-t  Back.'o  Adj.  2  Bn.B.B.  ) 

4-  Cent.  India  Bail.  Vuh.  i  Apr.  97     S 
Henry  de  Beauvoir  de  Lisle, '^  Da'O.S 

Coiiidij.    Mounted     Infantry,    SouthV 

Africa,  loith  rank  of  Lt.Colonel  J 

Cbarlfcs  Kdward  Wilson"*   

Nicholas  Trafalgar  Biddulph.i^^ci/uO 

tant  Nagpore   Vol.  Rifles  2  July  9^3 
Ernest  St.   George  Pratt,  Assistant  \ 

Procott  2Iar>di(il,  Natal j 

Charles      Massy     Machewr,"^    DSO.\ 

Major  Ordnance    Department  ;    Im-  V 

penal  Bepre»entative  Corps  ...  J 

Lincoln  Edmund  Gary  Elwes'"    

Charles  C'lm  ic  Luard,'^  South  Africa  .. 
Bernard  Wm.  Lynedoch  M'Mahon'^  ... 

Michael  Derwass  Goring  Jones   .. 

Robert    Maxwell    D' Arcy-Hildyard,  \ 

Adjutant   2  Volunteer  Bn.  i  Jan.  97^ 

Robert  Francis  Beli^ 

Walter  Charles  Lascelles^"^ 

Robert  Chirtes  Saville-^ 

Hanway  Robert  Camming*  

Oswald  Birley  Harter-*   

Ernest  Ba.seley  Hales  

Hubert    Horatio    Shirley  Morant,^^  > 

teroinij  with  the  Eifi/ptian  Army ) 

Aubrey  Charles  Tucker-^ 

Joseph  Arthur  Crosthwaite 

Anthony  Eiw.  Mortimer  Bacon    

Henry  Bentield  Des  Yceux  Wilkinson,  7 

A.D.C.  to  Gop.Gen.of  India  i4Jan.ooi 
Wilfrid  H:irry  Deat,-^  Chines  Regiment 

D'Arcy  Wentw^orth  Maudftr    

Bryan  Charles  Fan-fas,  Chinese  Regt.... 

Edward  Algernon  deader  Blake^^ 

Alexander  Kirkland  Rob'^o 

Wm.  Joseph  Murphy.^i  Reserve  {Depot) 

LiBDTliNANTS. 

;  William  John  Atnswortn,  South  Africa 
I  Edward  Du  Pre  Herford  Moore    . 
:  George  Leslie  Cochrane^ 

William  Northev,'*^  Divisional  Sig. 

ling  OJirer,  Natal    

'  Eustace  Arthur  Lang,^+  South  Africa 
:  Arthur  Stracnan  Was,  South  A,friea    .. 

>  Lionel  Forbes  Ashburner,  S.Africa 

[  Robert  Tyndall'^^ 

!  William  Gibson^'^ 

Alfred    Leonard    Oartwright,   Capt.l 

Went  African  Regiment } 

I  Lionel  Culme  SoltauSynions*  

1  John  Salusbm-y  tJnthank'-' 

2  Henry  Clare  Duncan 

2  Alfred  Ernest  Irvine 

1  Edward  Burnab^'-  Thresher,^*  Adju- ^ 

tant  19  Nov.  00    } 

2  David  Lloyd  Brereton 


14  Sept. 

22  Aug. 

28  Nov. 
30  Jan. 

8  June 
8  June 

8  June 

16  Oct. 

29  Nov. 

9  Sept. 
10  Oct. 

g  Jan. 

10  Nov. 

17  Deo. 
S  Mar. 

26  Apr. 
20  May 

11  Oct. 


87 


28  Jan.  02 

10  May  82 

10  Mar.  33 

6  Feb.  84 

14  May  84 

23  Aug.  84 

23  Aug.  84 


29  Aug. 
2  Sept. 

25  Nov. 

30  Jan. 

20  Nov. 

27  Aug. 
25  Feb. 

10  May 

28  July 
15  Aug. 
19  Sept. 

19  Nov. 

15  Mar. 
19  Apr. 

11  Apr. 

29  July 

14  Mar. 

12  Feb. 
,^  26  Apr. 
,3      6  May 

-    21  May 
17  Nov. 


al-\ 


19  July    93 
2  June   94 

13  June   9-1 

28  Sept.  95 

10  Oct.  94 

26  Feb.  96 

16  Jan.  95 

6  June  q6 

12  Auc.  9^ 

23  Sept.  96 

9  Dec. 
Q  Dec. 

20  Feb. 

24  Mar. 

15  May 

25  July 


BRBV.UAJ. 


14  Mar.  83 

20  Jan.  84 

5  Nov.  87 
29  Oct.  88 

2  Feb.  89 

I  Apr.  3q 

17  Apr.  89 

28  Nov.  87 

I  Sept.  84 

17  Apr.  89 

27  Aug,  go 

25  July  91 

I  Oct.  9T 

I  Oct.  QT 

II  Apr.  94 

II  Apr.  94 

II  Apr.  94 

I 

II  Apr.  94 

13  Feb.  95 

26  Apr.  96 

6  May  96 

25  Aug.  96 


MAJOR. 


II  Apr,    94 
II  Apr.    94 

31  Oct.     96 

14  Sept.  98 

13  July    gS 

9  Aug.  09 
7  Feb,    oa 

16  Dec.    96 

27  Aug.   94 
31  Oct.    00 


16  Doc, 
Jan.  97 
Apr.  97 
Nov,  97 
Jan.  98 
Nov.  98 

Aug.  99 


3  Aug.  99 

99 

II  Nov.  99 

92    II  Nov.  99 
'^^    14  Jan. 
7  Feb. 

7  Feb.  .jw 

19  Feb.  00 

I  Feb.  86 


93  9  Oct.     99 

94  21  Oct.     99 
94 


23  July 
25  Aug. 
31  Oct. 

16  Dec. 

22  Mar. 

24  Nov. 

28  July 
4  Dec. 

19  Jan. 

29  Mar. 

I  Sept. 

23  Nov. 
19  Aug. 

9  Oct. 

21  Oct. 
II  Nov. 


3"  Captain  Robb  servedinthe  cam- 
paign on  the  North  West  Frontier  of 
India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  attached  to  the  2nd  Battalion 
King's  Own  Yorkshire  Light  In- 
fantry, and  was  present  m  the  engage- 
ment at  Shin  Kaniar  (mentionediil 
despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

31  Captain  Murphy  served  with 
the  Soudan  Field  Force  in  1835-86 
(Medal,  and  Ehedive's  Star). 

3^  Lieut.  Gibson  served  inthe  cp-m- 
paign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of 
India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S97-9S  attached  to  the  2nd  Battalion 
King's  Own  Yorkshire  Lightlnfantry 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps), 


j  \>ar<i'  8er_ 
I  iMiil  Half 
j  rav.  J^tiy. 

4      — 

3   ,     ■■ 
3       ■•• 

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333 


The  Durham  Light  Infatitry. 


LlEUTEIfANTS. 

1  Heruert  Por.sonby  Watts    

2  Roper  Maxwell  Tyler    

I  JobuWilliam  Jeffreys^ 

Walter  Siilney  Bruise,  Eetri-ce  {Depnt) 

I  Clautl  Leouard  Miitthewa' 

I  Artnur  Wiaiam  Baillie  Wallace'  


Second  LiEtJTENANxs. 

Francis  Gilfrid  Maughaa    

Ronald  Robert  Lambton^'-'  

Kenneth  John  VValters  Leather"  

Roger  Egcrton  Rnsbotham'" 

Patteson  Womersley  Nickalls^i 

Ernest  Walton  Apnleby" 

Raymond  ShettieUl  Hamilton-Srace**.. 

Henry  Fratik  AVhitby   

Lionel  Phidips     

Arthur  Hugh  Maunsell  Bowers*^ 

Hon.  Lesley  James  Probyn  Butler**^    .. 

Henry  Ernest  Lavie 

Honr\' Arden  Frankl^'u*"  

J.diiillaidy  Wood     ..  

AVilliiiin  Reginnld  Loverinar   

Hhrrv  Vivian  Hare    


2[fD   LIEUT. 


LTBUT. 

7  Dec. 


99 1 


I  uec.    Q7|  7  iJec.  99| 

i6  Feb.    981  7  Feb.  cx>\ 

4  May    98;  7  Feb.  00 

22  June  89:  3  Feb.  92 

4  May    98  1 9  Feb.  00 

18  May    98  1 3  Apr.  00 


4  .Tan. 
20  May 

27  Sept. 
18  Oct. 

1 3  Oct. 
1 8  Oct. 
20  Jan. 

20  Jan. 

21  Feb. 
21  Feb. 

28  Mar. 
18  Apr. 
18  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
n  Aug. 
Ti  Aug. 


•^  Major  Mathevv.— For  War  Services,  see  Army 
Ordnance  Department. 

'"  Captain  Luard  served  with  the  Zhob  Field 
Force  in  iSgo  as  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Army 
Signalling. 

^^  Captain  Morant  served  in  the  campaiirnin  the 
Soudan  under  Sir  Herbeit  Kitchener  in  1898,  and 
was  pre.sent  in  the  operations  on  the  Upper  At- 
bara,  the  capture  and  defence  of  Gedaref  and  sub- 
-sequent  adlxirs  (mentioned  in  despaiches,  4rh  ('lass 
of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's 
siedal  with  Clasp). 


quarter  Mimtert.—i  John  Henry  Liebrocht,"  4  Oct.  93  :  Hon.  Ziml. 
2  Thomas  Francis  Long,  28  Sept.  9S ;   Hon.  Lieut. 
Thomas  Mishael  Murray, =•"  50  Nov.  81  ;  Hon.  Captain,  30  Nov.  gt.—Retrrile. 
Facinqe  Vihile.— Amenta,  Meserp.  Holland  Co. 
itt  Baflalion  rmharhtdfor  South  Africa,  24  Oct.  1899. 
snd  Sattalion  embarked  for  Qihrallar,  1882. 

'  Sir  Reginald  C^ipps  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854,  including  the  battles  of  Abna  (bayonet  wound  of 
hand)  Balaklava  and  Inkerman  (severely  wounded,  shot  through  neck),  siege  of  Sebastopol  and  sortie  on  the 
26th  Oct.  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and 

'  Lt  Colonel  Pan-et  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhnrt  in 
jStt-qS  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionnrv  Force  as  Cjmmaudant  of  Briii*  Troops  Base  Depot  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'  'Lt.Colonel  FitzGerald  served  as  Adjutant  with  the  is^h  Sikhsin  the  Afghan  war  in  i88o;  accompanied  Sir 
Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  reconnaissance  of  the  31st  August  and  at 
the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  (.'lasp,  and  Brimze  Decoration).  Served  with  the  Miirri  Expedition  in  i8Ji. 
Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  18S5-86,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  » 
Deputy  Assistant  .\djutant  General  for  Intelligence  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  operations  on  the 
Ni^er'in  1897-98  (mentioned in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Claspl.  Sened  in  the  South  African 
war  in  1899-1900  as  second  in  command '■!  the  1st  BatUiHon  Durham  Light  Infantry  with  the  Lad.ysmith  Rehef 
Force  and  was  luesent  at  the  battle  of  Colenso  and  in  Ihe  operaMons  on  the  TugelH  of  12th  January  to  6th  Febru- 
ary including  the  eu.va"ea.ent  at  Vaal  Krantz  (severely  wounded)  ;  .salxe-piently  served  in  the  Transvaal. 

'  Lt  Colonel  Ross  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-00  on  Transport  duty  with  the  Koorum  Field  Force  (Medal). 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1890-1900  in  command  of  a  Conis  of  .Vlcunted  Infantry.  .,  .  ,  . 

;  Major  Hon.  W.  L.  Vane  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i89)-i9oo  with  the  jst  Battalion  Durham  Light 
Infantry,  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  took  part  in  the  advance  through  Northern  Natal;    subsequently 

served  in  the  Transvaal.  ,.    „     ,      .  ,-...  ,.  ■       ,  i,        t-        »     . 

«  Lt  Colonel  Robb  served  in  the  camnaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S98  as  Deputy  As- 
sistant Adjutant  General  British  Division,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Drevet  of  Lt.Colouel,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  „     ,       ,     ,_  ,,  .  ,. 

■■'  Major  Mansel,  Captains  Bell  and  Cumming,  Lieuts.  Cochrane,  Soltau-Symons,  Unthank,  Jeffreys,  Matthews, 
and  Wallace  and  Second  Lieut.  Leather  served  in  the  South  .\trican  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  1st  Battahon 
Durlrim  Ligl'it  Infantry  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  were  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  operations 
on  the  Tugela  of  12th  January  to  6th  February  including  the  engagements  at  Vaal  Krantz,  Monte  Christo, 
and  Pieter's  Hill,  and  the  rehef  of  Ladysmith  ;  also  took  part  in  the  advance  through  Northern  Natal  and  into 

■0  Major  Bush,  Captains  Buck  and  Wilson  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86,  and  were 
present' in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  .„.„„„,  re         ,       ,.--i 

12  Major  Parke  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  .\ide  de  Camp  to  Sir  C.  F.  Clery.  [See  also  Civil 
Decorations  for  Gallantly,  "  Hart's  Annual  .\rmv  List,"  p.  786.]  ,     ,     ,,  ,,    ,  .     ,    ,■ 

li  I.t  Colonel  de  Lisle  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1E85-86  with  the  Mounted  Infantry,  including 
the  attack  on  the  Ambigole  Wells  and  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (mentioned  in  despatches,  D30.,  -Medal,  and 

^  '»  Captain  Biddulph  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Forcem  1885-86  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

>'  Captain  Elwes  served  in  the  South  African  war  iu  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light  Infantiy  with 
the  Ladysmith  Reiief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso  with  the  Balloon  Section  Royal  Engineers  lit 
the  operations  on  the  Tugela  of  12th, lanuary  to  6th  February,  and  of  14th  to  27th  February,  and  at  the  relief  o{ 
Ladvsmith;  also  served  with  a  Field  Force  Royal  Engineers  111  the  advance  through  Northern  Natal,  including  the 
cn'-ii-'ement  at  Armands  Nek,  with  the  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light  Infantry  in  the  Transvaal. 

'»  Captain  M'Mahon  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Adjutant  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light 
Infantry  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  operations  on  the  Tugelj 
of  i->th'januarv  to  6th  February  including  the  engagement  at  Vaal  Krantz,  and  the  operations  of  14th  to  27tr 
February  including  the  engagements  at  Monte  Christo  and  Pieter's  Hill  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith  ;  also  took  par 
iu  the  advance  through  Northern  Natal  and  into  the  Transvaal.  ^  ■  ,  .  ,   ,     ._ 

21  Captain  Lascelles  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light  Infantry 
with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso  and  the  operations  on  the  Tugela  of  12th 
January  to  6th  February  1900  including  the  engagement  at  Vaal  Krantz— severely  wounded. 

22  Ca'iitain  Saville  served  in  the  South  -African  war  in  1899-1000  with  the  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light  Infantry 
with  the  Ladvsmith  Rehef  Force  ;  also  served  in  the  Transvaal.  t-,      ,    r     » 

2t  Captain  Harter  served  in  the  South  African  War  in  1890-19°°  witli  'he  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light  Infantry 
with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  also  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  operations  on  the  Tugela  of 
12th  January  to  6th  February  1900  including  the  engagement  at  Vaal  Krantz,  and  of  20th  to  27th  February  igooi 
including  the  engagement  at  Pieter's  Hill  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith.  t.     t   ■     . 

26  Captain  Tucker  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light  Infantry 
with  the  Ladvsmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  operations  on  the  Tugela  of  12th 
January  to  6th  February  1900  including  the  engagement  at  Vaal  Krantz,  and  of  14th  to  27th  February  1900  and  the 
relief  of  Ladvsmitli. 


I  The  Ihtrham  Light  Infantry.  2^     3 

•d8n'^<'To''usI?w'(™^^^^^^^  '^'-'55  '"  '■^^  lutelligcucc  Deiwrtmen 

'  29  Captait.'  Blakc  sei-ved  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light  Infantry  with 
he  Ladysuntli  Rchef  Force,  and  was  present  at  tlie  l)attle  of  Colenso  and  in  the  operations  on  tire  Tn-ela  of  i  .th 
lanuary  to  6tli  I'ehruary  iqoo,  inclnding  the  engagement  at  Vaal  Krantz— severely  wounded 

aa  Lieut  Nortlicy  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1890-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force  as  SignallinK 
Jfflcer  to  the  Light  Brigade,  and  was  jireseiit  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  the  operations  on  the  Tugela  of  i-th  January 
,0  6th  lehruary  1900  including  the  engagement  at  Vaal  Krantz,  the  operations  of  14th  to  -7th  February  1900  and 
rhe  relief  of  Ladysmith  ;  was  subsequently  Signalling  Officer  to  the  2nd  Division  in  the  operations  in  Northern  Natal 
md  the  Transvaal. 

34  Lieut.  Lang  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light  Infantry  with 
;he  Ladysmith  Relief  torce,  and  took  part  in  the  advance  through  Northern  Natal  and'into  the  Transvaal 

3'  Lieut.  Tyndall  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1891^-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light  Infantry 
,vith  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  on  the  Tugela  of  i^tli  January  to  6th  FehruarV 
900  including  the  engagement  at  Vaal  Krantz,  and  in  the  operations  of  14th  to  -7th  February  1900  including  the 
jngagemcnts  at  Monte  Christo  and  Pieter's  Hill  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith;  also  took  part  in  the  advance 
through  Northern  Natal  and  into  the  Transvaal. 

•■>'  Lieut.  Thresher  served  in  the  South  .\frican  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force  with  the  Light 
Brigade  Mounted  Infantry,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso  and  the  operations  on  the  Tugela  of  14th  to 
7th  February  1900;  subsequently  served  in  the  advance  through  Northern  Natal  including  the  engagement  at 
u-mand's  Nek,  and  in  the  Transvaal. 

39  Second  Lieut.  Lambt.iii  ser\ed  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light, 
;nfantry  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso  and  in  the  operations  on  the 
jCugelaof  13th  January  to  6th  February  igoo  including  the  engagement  at  Vaal  Krantz  (severely  wounded);  also 
lOOk  part  in  tlie  advance  through  Northern  Natal  and  into  the  Transvaal. 

"  Second  Lieut.  Rasljotham  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light 
.nfantry  with  the  Ijadysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  in  the  operations  on  the  Tugela 
if  12th  January  to  6th  February  1900  including  the  engagement  at  Vaal  Krantz,  the  operations  of  14th  to  °7tli 
February  1900  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith. 

<•  Second  Lieut.  Nickalls  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light 
infantry  with  the  Ijadysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso. 

^'  Second  Lieut,  .\ppleby  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1 899- 1 900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light  Infantry 
vith  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso  and  in  the  operations  on  the  Tugela. 
)f  12th  January  to  6th  February  1000  including  the  engagement  at  Vaal  Krantz  (severely  wounded)  ;  also  served  in 
;he  Transvaal. 

'1  Second  Lieut.  Hamilton-C4race  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Dmliam  Light 
[nfantry  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  took  part  in  the  advance  through  Northern  Natal. 
,   *  J  Second  Lieut.  Bowers  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light  Infantry, 
\ffith  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  subsequently  in  the  Transvaal. 

^''  Second  Lieut.  Hon.  L.  J.  P.  Butler  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1809-1900  with  the  Mounted  Infantry 
ilorthumberland  Fusiliers  in  the  Orange  River  Colony,  and  subsequently  with  the  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light 
infantry  in  the  Transvaal. 

•■•  Second  Lieut.  Franklyn  served  in  the  South  African  ^war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light 
[nfantry  in  the  Transvaal. 

■**  Lieut.  Liebrecht  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light  Infantry 
vith  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso  and  in  the  operations  on  the  Tugela  of 
:2th  January  to  6th  February,  1900. 

'"  Captain  Murray  served  with  the  51st  Light  Infantry  in  the  Jowaki  campaign  in  1S77  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  Afghan  ^va^  in  1873-79,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  andcajiture  of  .\li  Musi  id  (Medal  with  Clasp),. 
Sorved  with  the  Burmese  Kxpedition  in  iS86tlll  the  close  ol'i8S7,and  for  some  li  me  officiated  as  Staff  Officer  to  the 
,th  Brigade  Upper  Burmah  Field  Force  (two  Clasps). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  isl  Baltalloti  Durham  Light  hifantnj  \fui  inerlij  "u;  6S//1  Durham 

Li'jlit  Infantry). 

Baisedin  1756  as  the  2nd  Battalion  "Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers.  Constituted  68th  Foot  in  175S,  and  pro- 
ceeded to  Cherbourg  and  St.  Male.  To  England,  175S.  To  Scotland.  17(32.  lo  Ireland,  17C3.  To 
Vntigna,  17G4.  To  England.  1773.  To  Scotland,  1774.  To  Ireland,  1770  Tii  Kngl.ind.  1781'.  (En- 
itled '■  Durham.")  To  the  Channel  I^^land.s,  1783.  To  Gibraltar,  1785.  To  the  "West  Indies,  179; 
Co  England,  1796.  To  Ireland.  1797.  To  England.  1800.  To  the  West  Indies.  1801.  To  England, - 
806.  (Made  Ijight  Infantry,  1808.)  To\Val?heren,  1S09.  To  the  Peninsula,  iSii  (battles  of  .Salamanca, 
rittoria,  Pyrenees.  Nivelle,  Orthes,  and  Toulouse).  To  Ireland,  1S14.  To  Canada.  1818.  To  Ireland, 
S29.  To  Scotland,  1833.  To  Gibraltar,  1834.  To  Jamaica,  1838.  To  (.'anada,  1S41.  To  England, 
844.  To  Ireland,  1846.  To  Malta,  1851.  To  the  Crimea;  1854  (battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman  and^ 
iege  of  Sebastopol).  To  the  Ionian  Islands.  1856.  To  England,  1S57.  To  Burmah.  1857.  To  New 
Zealand,  1864  (war  in  1864-65).  To  England,  1S6O.    To  India,  1872.    To  England.  18S7.  To  Ireland,  i89> 

Record  of  tlie  Serrices  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Durham  Liijht  Infantry  {fiirn'erh/  llie  io6f/i  Bomhay 

Ligld  Infantry). 

Raised  at  Poona  as  the  2nd  Bombay  Europe.an  Light  Infantry  in  1S40.  To  Belg.'tum.  1844.  To 
Iden,  1845.  Right  Wing  to  Poona,  1S4S.  To  Belgaum,  1S49.  To  Kurrachee,  1853.  To  Persia, 
S56(battles  of  Reshire,  Bushire,  and  Khooshab).  ToBelgaum,  1857.  To  Bombay,  i8bo.  ToIS'eemucJi, 
Soi.  Entitled  "  io(")th  (Bombay)  Light  Infantry,"  1861.  To  Nusseerabad,  1864.  To  Meean  Mecr, 
867.  ToUmballa,  1S6S.  To  Jliansi  and  Nowgong,  1870.  To  England.  1S74.  To  Ireland,  i88c.  En- 
itled  "  2nd  Battalion  Durham  Light  Infantry."  1S81.  To  Ciibraltar  and  Malta,  1S82.  To  Egypt 
885.     To  India,  1SS7. 


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71 

Segim 

'  HAMILTON 
•'  Caenatic  "  "  Sholinghdr 
*'  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  1806 
RoDHiGo  "  "  Badajoz"  "Almaeaz 
•'  toolouse 
"Egypt,  188 


71^^    1 

eulal  VutrUt,   I 
AMILTON.      J 


The  Highland  Light  Infantry. 

Formerly  the  Tist  {Highland — Light  liifautnj) 
and  'the  74th  (Highlanders)  Begimeuts.^ 


ist  Batt.,  South  Africa. 
Bait.,  Aldershot. 


pist  1 
ind 


(The  311.1  ami  4tli  Battalions  are,  formed  of  the  Ist  Royal  Lanark  Militia.) 

Mysore"  "  HiNDOosriN"  "Assayk"  (with  the  Elephant).     "  Skuingipatam  " 

RoLEiA  "  "  Vimibba"   "Coeunna"    "  Bdsaco  "  "  Fuentks   d'Onor"    •'ClUDAl) 

Salamanca  "  **  Vittobia"  *'  Pyrenbes'*  "XivELLE""NivE'*"OcrHES'' 

Peniksdla"    "VVateeloo"    "  SonTH   Apeica,  1851-2-3"    •' Skvastopol"    "Cbnteal   India" 

Tbl-el-Kebih.' 


Vears'Ser. 

Fun 
Pay. 

Half 
Pay 

32 

28 

28 

■■'3 

... 

^5 
'3 

... 

as  Phillipps  Patton-Bethune,'  Ensign,  i'28  Sept.  3S;    Zt.  '3  Nov.  40;    Capt 
Ob.  12  •    Breoet  Lieat.Cotonel,  28  May  S3;  Colnnel.  28  Nov.  5.1  ;  Lieut.Colo 


Lieutenant  Oeneral,  14  Sept.  75  j 


Colonel. — Walter  Doug 
May  46  ;   Major,  27  Fob.  52  . 
Ma.y  62  ;  Major  General,  i  Jan.  68 

Lieu°enan°'coloneIs.-2  Richard  Duffln  Buckley  Rutherford,"  EnUgn, 

,  ^i:r^^Xr;'Uj^^^^ii'U^"^l'7f^:''\  Major.  3.  Jan.  90;  U.Colonel.  ,^0..  ^. 


General,    i  601.77;  Colonel  74tb 
9    Oct.  69;  Lieut.  28  Oct.   71; 


Majoks. 
2  Carteret  "Walter  Carey,' 
nnind  15  Apr.  97 


2SD    LIEOT. 


BBBV.  MAJ.< 


13  Aug.    791 


79I 


nd  in  Com-') 

s 

Ernest  Alfred  Crowder  Garland,**  2nd  j 

in  Command  4  Nov.  99    i 

2  Cecil  Charles  Cavendi&h"    

I  Hon.  Henry  James  Anson" n  May 

I  Infrram  Cosmo  Convray-Gordon^  {Bt.  >  June 

Lt.Colonel  8  Mar.  09)  {Drpot)  S 

Alfred  Granville  Balfour,'"  DintrU-f^ 
l7i:'pecfor  of  Mueketrii,  Jlonie    Dis-  / 

trift,  ^Feb.oo ) 

John  Dutton  Hopton,  Chief  I  nspeciov''^ 
of  Small  Anility  with  rank  of  Lt.  r 
Colonel,  1  Oct.  00 ) 

1  John  Richardson'^ 13  Aiig. 

Captains.  i 

2  Spencer  Wm.  Scrase-Dickine,!^  Im-\ 

lierial  Rcpi'egeiitaiive  Corps  S 

->  Fuller  Whistler  

George    Clifton  In2;lis    Stockwell,"> 

3iri(fade  Major y  South  Africa S 

Horace  Francis  Kays'^ 

Tyrell  Carter  Ross,*^  Adjutant  Sind\ 

Volnnfeef  liijleti  ^o  Apr.  98   3 

Alex.  Francis  Evan8-Lombe,D*j»;>-ic/^ 
Inspector   of  Mnsketri/^  Choter^  aS  ?■ 

Aug.  00  ) 

Francis  Myles  Saudys-Lurasdaine^"  ... 
Robert  Wm.  Hawthorn  Ronaldson,'"") 

Adjutant  3  Battalion  H  Oct.  98    ) 

Arthur  Alexander  Wolfe-Murray^^ 

Herbert  Cha worth  Fergusson,^''^  Adj. ") 
I  {'oU  Bit.  Middlpi^ex  2ie</t.  i  May  99..  S 

1  Conrart  Ernest  Noyes^'  

2  John  Henry  Purvis 

I  Edward  Roden  Hill"  

1  George  Edward  Beccbie^'J    

William  Malcolm  Fleming  Hamilton^* 
Henry  James  Thackeray,^  Adjutant  \ 

I  Volunteer  Battalion,  15  Dec.  98  ...  i 
Gieorge  Tyrie  Brand  Wilson,  Aide  de  \ 

Camp  to  Lord  Congleton  29  Mar.  98..-  > 
Edward    Leyland    Cooke  Feilden.-'-i 

Brig.Maj.,'Afder>thot,  lAnu.ooltt-mp.)  } 

2  Henry  Geoffrey  Noel  de  Berry-3  25  Mar. 

2  Charles  Edword  Andrews  ,  23  May 

Charles  Bartiin  (inneron,-*  ff^f.  (Z)<?p.)'        " 
Thomas  MacGregor  Twynam,  Adju.  j 

tant  4  HaftalioHj  i  Jan.  00   }  j 

John  Crum  Grahame,^"  We»f  Africa...\ 

2  Edward  Armstrong^i    >  19  Oct. 

I2  Robert  Emile  Shepherd  Prentice,*^  j 

1        Adjutant  9  June  00  > 

Arthur  Neil  Edmoodstone  Browne-**... 

Alan    Colquhoun    Grant,^^     iter^jingl 

tcitk  the  Egnptian  Army     i 

1  Robert  Warren  Hastings  Anderson,*^  1^ 

Adjutant  12  Dec.  99 ; 

2  Henry  John  Pack-Beresford'* 

L1KUTKNANT8. 

2  Thomas  Francis  Mnvray^^ 

I  John  James  Ronnld^**   

1  Thomas  Patrick  Milne  Home*' 

HenryTownsend  Corbet  SingletOTi*-  .. 

2  Robert  Guy  Incledon  Chichester" '  29  May 

Charles  Robert  Graham  Mayne,?^^^^)  I        Tnno 

African  Frontier  Force }  \   '^  ''^^^ 


12  Nov.   73    25  Jan.    82 


II  Nov.   78 

2S  Apr.    76 
I  July    Si 

I  July    Si 


24  Jan. 

10  Feb. 

3  Apr. 

6  May 


89 


MAJOB. 
22  Nov.     QO 

13  Nov.  95 
25  Mar.   9C 


6  AUR.    7y      I  July    81       I  Nov.    go 


I  July    81 
I  July    81 

10  May  82 1 
g  Sept.  82' 
9  Sept.  82| 
5  Dec.    83 

23  Aug.  34 


22  Nov. 
22  Nov. 

18  Feb. 

3  Feb. 

I  Sept. 
26  Oct. 

14  Nov. 


8  Mar.    99 


6  July 

16  May 
23  Mar. 
10  Apr. 
14  Aug. 

8  Nov. 

17  Jan. 
4  Feb. 


5  Oct. 
10  Oct. 

9  Apr. 

9  Oct. 

7  Dec. 

20  May 

21  Oct. 

7  Mar. 
18  July 

10  Oct. 
6  Mar. 
6  Mar. 
6  liar. 


Percy  Balfour" 1  28  Sept.  95I 

_  Arratoon  WiUiani  David  Gaussen**    ...|  28  Sept.  95. 

,2  Hugh  Charles  Stockwell« !  28  Mar.   961 

2  Keith  Lyon  Buist*"  (7>r;)o^) |    6  June  96 

I  Arnold  Jeffreys  Marten*^   I     q  Tec.    96 

I  Thomas  Anselan  PoUok"    I  20  Feb.     97 

1    William  Basil  Charles  Bridge,^  [  24  Mar.  97 

Alfred   A.    J.    Hall,    Henerve    {Depot) 

(2)irf   Lt.   2  Vol.  Bn.  Highland   Lt. 

Inf.  5  Dec.  91;  Lieut,  do.  21  May 

j       92;  Capt.  do,  25  Aug.  97) 


7  Feb. 

I 
25  Nov.   85 

25  Aug.   86 

25  Aug.  86 

10  Nov.  86 

3  Apr.    89 
18  Dec.    89 

4  Ma.y  91 
3  Feb.  92 
1  Sept.  Q2 

14  Nov.   92 

23  Nov.   92 

24  Nov.   92 

17  Dec.  9! 
17  May    Q- 

I  July    81 

j  25  June  9; 

22  Nov.   9^ 

I  Jan. 

6  Aug. 
1  25  Mar. 

II  Apr. 

31  Ma.y 
18  Nov. 

I I  Jan. 
15  Apr. 

3  Feb. 

s  Mar. 
8  Sept. 

x9  Jan 

22  Jan. 
10  Feb. 
17  June 
30  Aug. 
12  Dec. 

I  Jan. 

3  Feb. 


851  14  Nov.  92 


17  Dec. 

92 

17  May 

93 

15  June 

93 

22  Nov. 

94 

I  Jan. 

7  Jan. 
20  .Ian. 
15  Apr. 
15  Apr. 

95 
95 
97 
97 
97 

30  Aug. 

99 

30  Aug. 

99 

30  Aug. 

99 

3  Feb. 
3  Feb. 

2  June 

on 
00 
86 

I  Aug. 

00 

I  Aug. 
I  Aug 

00 
00 

I  Aug 

00 

26  Aug. 
28  Aug. 

28  Aug. 
28  Aug.  00 


8  Feb.    00 


20  Jan. 

97 

15  Apr. 

97 

30  Aug 

99 

4  Nov. 

99 

4  Dec. 

00 

8  Mar.  59 


Year 
Fall 
Pay. 

a'Ser.' 
Half! 
Pavl 

4 

3 

... 

3 

2 

... 

2 

...   1 

2 

... 

2 

2 

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The  Highland  Light  Infantr 


LlEDlKNANTS. 

|r  Cutlibert  Thomas  ilartin^^ 

I2  William  Henry-Erik  Segrave, S3DS0.  .. 
'i  Henry  Hay  Marshall  Harris"    , 

Gavin  Henry  Walker 

James  Scott-Barbour,  Eijj/pfian  Armi/... 

Henry  Balfour  Ferg'jssbu  liryaut 

2  CoIvilleCornTvallis  Albert  Eyre  Crabbe 

Lionel  Graham  Priugle 


335 


Second  Ltbutbitak'ts. 

Wilhom  Neill  Fruser^"* 

Gregory  Morgan  Knight^^ 

Douglas  Alexander  Blair^^ 

Rawdon  Clavering  Campbell^^ 

Robert  Charles  Wallace  Al&Lon^ 

1  Francis  Herbert  Leylaml  Stevensou^o 

2  Herbert  Eustace  Uathoru-Johnston- ") 
Stewart j 

r  Hugh  Marjoribanks  Cniigie  Halkett*^ 

Percy  Bramwell  Davis 

Rtilautl  Charles  Greenwood    

Walter  Charles  Leckie-Ewing  

Barringtou  Hope  Baii-d  

1  Gavin  Grey , 

2  James  Robert  SLnistin 

Andrew  Jameson  M'CuUoch , 

I  James  Davidson  Bl\th    

Archibald  BoydBoyd-Carpenter  


2ND    LIEUT. 

15  May  97 

7  May  98 

11  May  98 

8  Mar.  99 
15  Apr.  99 

5  July  99 

5  July  99, 

12  Aug.  99 


iS  Oct.  99 

18  Oct.  99 

iS  Oct.  99 

15  Nov.  99 

6  Dec.  99 

7  Mar, 

iS  Apr.  00 

18  Apr.  00 

iS  Apr.  00 

18  Apr.  00 

21  Apr.  00 

5  May  00 

23  May  00 

23  May  00 

4  Aug.  00 

3  Oct.  00 

10  Nov,  00 


LIEDT. 

11  Feb.  00 

12  Feb.  00 
16  Feb.  00 

I  Aug.  00 1 

I  Aug.  00 1 

I  Aug.  ooj 

I  Aug.  cx)] 
I  Aug. 


Fa«>j«Bcff.— ^JeH^«,5i>C.R.M•G^igor,B^andCo. 

iH  Battalion  embarked  fo,-  South  Africa, 

23  Oct.  1899.    2nd  Battalion  returned 

from  Ceylon,  :;o  March  1900. 


Quaiter Masters.— 2  John  Thomas  Johnson,s2  21  Dec.  93  ;  Son.  Lieut 
I  Dmican  Fiulayson/3  21  Dec.  95  ;  Hon.  Lieut 
Wilham  Mackiunou/'*  27  Feb.  84;  Jlon.  Captain,  27  Feb.  94.- 


-Heiii-ed  Pa 


^^neralPatton-Bethuneserved  with  the  74th  throughout  the  KaffirwarofiSsi-^sOTedal), ana  was  present  in 
lall  the  operations  ;  commanded  the  Regiment  m  the  Field  from  November  1851  until  October  1852  (mentioned  n 
despatches,  Brevetof  i.t.Colonel).     Served  in  the  Eastern  campaignof  1854,  and  was  present  fattarhPfJ?nf>.« 
Staff)  at  the  battle  of  Balaklava  and  Inkerman,  and  was  also  preseSt  with  the  Head  Qna?tefstaff  a^^^^^ 
at  the  battle  of  the  Alma.the  affairs  of  Bulganac  and  M'Kenzie's  Farm,  and  capture  oi'Sklav^^^^^^ 
Clasps.  5th  Classof  the  Medjidie.and  Turkish  Medal).    He  was  on  Field  Serv/ce  with  a  M^r^^^^^ 
Indian  Mutmym  1857.  o  ^w«iiiu-i  uuiiii„  luo 

'  , '  Lt.Colouel  Rutherford  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,878-79  in  the  Transport  Department  (Medal).  Served  in 
the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  mi  8S4  with  the  ist  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment,  and  was  presentTn  the 
.engagement  at  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasn.  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  camifaign  oi  the  North  West  Fron 
tier  01  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart.n  ,897-98  n  command  of  the  2Qd  B  ittalion  Highland  Li<ri,t  Infant?v 
and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Malakand  and  Buner  Field  Forces,  including  the  forcin-  of  the"  Tam'a  Pass' 
(mentioned  in  desjiatches.  Medal  with  Ulasp).  =  iiiu„n.  jraaa 

*  Lt.Oolonel  Kelham  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).     Sen-ed  in  the  occunation  nf 
Cieto  in  1898  with  the  istBattiilionHigbh.nd  Light  Infant'ry.     Served  in  the  S.Ulfrican  war  in  189^9™ 
command  „t  the  i.st  Battalion  Highhui.l  Light  lulantiy,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Mudder  River 
Magerstontem  (wounded),  Kciortousherg,  Retief's  Xc-k,  and  VVittpoort  (sevcrelv  woundeil)  "■><;., 

=  Major  Carey  served  as  Adjutant  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry  in  the  B<'yptian  war  of 
■1882.  and  v,-as  presentat  thebattle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Sta-) 
herved  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  ol  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhavt  in  :S97-9S  with  the  and 
Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the    Malakand    and  Buner  Field   Forces 
mcluaing  the  torcingjif  the  Tanga  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  mth  Clasp 

was 
the 
,;ht 

,n  :,        ,,r   1  ,-    -^1  ^,       ,  •   .-.         ,   .  -.^.-.  ^^^^^^  ...^.........^^  the  forcing  of  the 

raiiga  fass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  the  South  African  war  in  1SQ9-19CX)  with  the  lat  Battaliim  Hi«rliland 
Lignt  Inlantry  as  =ndin  Command,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  ilagersfontoin  (mentioneil'iu  de- 
spatches), Koodooslicrg,  Retiet's  Nek,  and  Wittpoort  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

"  Mnjor  C'liveiidish  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WiUiam  Lockhart  iu 
1397-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  aiiu  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Malakaml  and 
Bmier  I  leld  Forces  inclmhng  the  forcing  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

>  Major  Hon.  H.  J.  .insoii  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Highland  Light 
Infantiy,  and  was  present  111  the  engagements  at  Magersfontein  (mentioned  in  despatches),  Koodoosberg,  Retief's 
^ek,  and  \\  ittpoort. 

9  Lt.Coloiicl  Conway-Gordon  served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1898  with  the  1st  Battalion  Highland  Light 
Infantry,  and  was  present  at  the  affair  of  fnh  September  (mentioned  in  aespatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Oolonel). 

'"  Major  Balfour  served  m  the  occupition  of  Crete  in  1S98  wita  the  ist  Battalion  Highland  Light  lulantry,  and 
was  present  as  the  affair  of  6th  September  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major). 

'■-  Major  Richardson  served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  iSoS  with  the  1st  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry. 
Served  111  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1000  with  the  1st  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagements  at  Magersfontein— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Reliefs  Nek,  and  Wittpoort. 

"  Captain  Scrase-Dickins  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Li"-ht  Infantry 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  campaign 
m  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Su-  William  Lockhart  in  1897-9S  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light 
Infantry  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Malakand  and  Buner  Field  Forces,  in- 
cluding the  forcing  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  I  See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  (JaUantry,  "Hart's 
Annual  Army  List,"  page  786. J 

,,".  Captain  (J.  C.  I.  Stoctwell  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  as  Brigade 
Major  3rd  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Olasii).  Served  in  Oii  South  African  war  in  1900 
with  the  1st  liattalum  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Retief's  Nek  and  Witt- 
JOort;  was  afterwards  Brigade  Major  or  the  Highland  Brigade. 

1^  Captain  Kays  served  with  the  Hiizara  E.\pedition  in  1891  asA,ssistant  Superintendentof  Signalling  (Medal 
with  Clasp);  and  with  the  Miranzai  E.'ipedition  in  1891  under  Sir  WilliamLockhart  as  SuperintendentofSignal- 
hng  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iqoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Highland 
Light  Infantry. 

"  Captain  Ross  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  Wes:  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 

li  D  D  2 


23 ;«  Tlie  Uhjliland  Lirjld  Infant nj. 

,3q7-98  witb  the  2ua  Battalion  Highlnn.l  Light  Infantry,  and  took  pa"  *<'  the  oi^erations  of  the  ilalakaml  .„r, 
Wiiipr  Field  Forces  Inclmlins  the  forcing  oftheTimga  Pass   Medal  n-itht>lasr>).  .  .    ,.  ,„    c,  wiv 

■7  raotaiS  Sandvs  Lumsdai.ie  serred  hi  the  camimign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  W.Uia.n 
Lockhart^n  ,807  q8  asTlju"  t  to  the  ^nd  Battalion  HighUmd  Light  Infantry,  and  took  part  m  the  operatior.s  of 
t^feMaTaVaUaLfBun^  Tanga  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal 

""^'.Vantaiii  Ronaldson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lookhart 
in  ,35^-93  ^^thThe/ndZLlionHighta^^^^  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Malakandand 

^'il?Slk"^Sf^?C^^^S?i;?'ti.::I^S.'of  S^-^r^^'^hhe  .t  BattalionHichUnd  Light 
lntaiitr?Sened  in  the  SOI  tl  African  war  in  189Q-.Q,..  with  the  ist  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and 
«1    p/esent  in   the    engagements   at  Modder  River,  Magerslonteiii-wounded  (mentioned  in   despatches),  and 

^?o°cTirtahfFer<msson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  tuider  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  i8Q7-q3  ^th  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Mght  Infantry,  and  took  part  n  the  operations  of  the  Malakand  and 
■Riinor  Field  Forces  inclmling  the  forcing  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Uasp).  ,,.  ,  ,      ,_.,,,   ,     .„„„,, 

^">  Capta  n  Noyel  served  iif  the  occnpStion  of  Crete  in  1898  with  the  ist  Battahon  Highland  Light  I.ifantiT.M^^ 
was  mesent  at  the  affair  of  6th  September.  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,899-i9«>  ">t'h  the  ist  Battalion 
Highland  Light  Infanti-v,  and  was  present  in  the  action  at  Magerslontein-severe  y  wounded.  ,„f.„,^,.  „„  , 

=5  CaDtaTn  Hill  ser^■ed  in  the  occupati  .n  of  Crete  i.i  1898  with  the  ist  Batta  ion  Highland  Light  InfantT.v,  and 
was  pre4n?  at  he  affair  of  6ih  September  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  in  the  South  AfriCHn  war  m  1899. 
iQoowiih  the  1st  Battalion  Highlan.l  Light  Infantry,  and  x<-aB  present  in  the  engagements  at  Magersftmtem, 

"^J^MatrB^bfe'slr^^lli^he  occn';«ion  of  Crete  in  i8«S  with  the  1st  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry  and 
was  presenra?  he  atfair  of  cth  September  (mentioned  in  de9patehes,Brevet  of  Mn^ini-).Se--vedmthe  South  Al^^^^ 
war  in  1899-1900  witli  the  ist  Hattalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Koodoos- 
berff  Relief's  Nek  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  Wittpoort.  ,  t.  »i  ,■       xi-  i,i„  ,t  r  ;^i,t  T„*<i„*™ 

■^rbaotain  Hamilton  served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  ,808  with  the  1st  Battalion  Highland  Light  iTrfaiitry, 
Served  Pn  the  SoSii  African  war  in  iSco-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  th 
engagements  at  Modder  River,  Magersfontein,  Koodoosherg,  and  Retiefs  Nek.  _  „„  Hi„„„iu„„  rt„i,. 

"?  Captain  Thackeray  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  m  1893  on  SignaUing  duty 

*^'t 'captain  Feildcn  served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1898  with  the  ist  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry, 
and  was  present  at  the  affair  of  6th  September.  „.»,,-         i      c.-    -«r-n- t i^i.«,.+ ,-„ 

s"  Oiptain  de  Berrv  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lcckhatt  in 
,897-98  with  the  .nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  took  part,  in  the  operations  of  the  Malakand  aaa 
Buner  Field  Forces  inch-ding  the  forcing  of  the  Taiiga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .  „  „  i-„,.„,;a„  ^., 

?»  "antain  Cameron  served  with  the  ^iid  Hattalinn  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment  throughout  the  I-.gjptmn  war 
of  iSs"  and  warprese.it  in  the  engagements  at  El  Maglar  and  Tel-el- Mahnta,  m  the  two  actions  at  Kassasm. 
andat  the  hattleof  Tel-el-Kebir  (Mcdalwith  Clasp,  and  k'hcilive  s  star).  wn  „~  t  „„i-i,„rf  ;„ 

»  cl  tain  Grahame  served  in  the  campaign  on  'the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  m 
tS97-^8  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  an.l  took  part  ni  the  operations  of  the  Malakand  and 
BunerFieldForcesincludingtheforcingof  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasi;).  „,■„■  ™  t  „„ii  „.v_ 

""cap  nin  Armstrong  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  ctlndia  nnder  Sir  Wdham  Lock  mrtm 
1S97-98  with  the  2nd  Battahon  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  tooK  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Malakan.l  and 
Buner  Field  Forces  inclndingthe  forcing  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Cajp).  ,  „  ^.,  wir.,^  r  «,.M,or»  i„ 

32  Captain  Prentice  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilbam  Lockhart  m 
1897  with  the  2iid  Battalion  Light  Infantry  rand  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Malakand  Field  iorce  (Medal 

'^''.''ciptain  Browne  served  in  the  South  African  wav  in  i899-i9«.  with  the  1st  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantrr 
and  on  Special  Service,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Modder  River,  Magersfontein,  Koodoosherg,  and! 

^«  Cantata  Grant  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WUliam  Lockhart  in 
,897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Malakand  and 
Buner  Field  Forces  including  the  forcing  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  ^vlth  Clasp)  H;„),innd  j  i^M  Tnfintw 

36  Captain  Anderson  .served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1898  with  the  1st  Battalion  High  and  Light  In^ 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  , 899-900  as  Adjutant  ,st  Battalion  High  and  Light  Infanti-j ,  and  was  piesent  m 
the  engagements  at  Modder  River,  Magersfontein,  Koodoosherg,  Relief  s  Nek,  and  \Nitt)ioort. 

S  Capfain  Pack  Beresford  served  in  the  cam,.aign  01,  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock, 
hart  in  1807-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  took  iiart  m  the  operations  of  the  Malakand 
and  Buner  Field  Forces  including  the  forcing  of  the  Taugii  Pass  (Medal  wuh  Clasp).  t      1,      »• 

°?  Lieu?  Murray  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  In.lia  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
,897-q8  with  the  indBattalioii  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  oijerations  of  the  Malakan.l  and 
Buner  Field  Forces  including  the  forcing  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war 
in  1000  with  the  tst  Battalion  Highland  LiL'ht  Infantiy.  ^  _^  ,.       .,^.  ,,      -,  t  -  i.»  r.-r.,.,*.      „-a 

45Tient' Ronald  served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  ,8q8  with  the  ,st.  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry  and 
was  present  in  the  affair  of  6th  September.  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  19^0  "nth  the  ist  Battalion, 
Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Koodoosherg,  Retief  s  Nek,  and  ^V"'""-'-  .  „_ 
41  Lieut.  Milne  Home  served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1898  with  the  ist  Batta  ion  Highland  Light  I"fant^. 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-900  with  the  ,st  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present  m  thel 
pnea'^ements  at  Magersfontein,  Retiefs  Nek,  and  Wittpoorf.  ,,.,,-       tt-  1 1      i  t-  iat  i     ,. 

4?Ueut  Singleton  served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  .1,  iR^S  with  the  1st  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry, 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,809-000  on  Special  Service,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Mafek  "g. 

"Lieut.  Chichester  served  in  thecampaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Look- 
hart  in  1S97-9S  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  thel 
Malakand  and'Bnner  Field  Forces  including  the  forcing  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  wjith  Cl.asp). 

"Lieui.  Balfour  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  V.'est  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Loct^ 
hart  in  ,8q7-o3  with  the  2nd  Hattalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  took  part  m  the  operations  of  the  Jlalakancb 
and  Buner  Field  Forces  inchiding  the  forcing  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  (^^lasp). 

«  Lieut.  Gaussen  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  ot  India  tinder  Sir  \\  lUiam  Loekhai* 

in  ,807-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  took  partm  the  operations  of  the  Malakand 

Sid  Buner  Field  Forces  including  the  lorcing  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  Africani 

war  in  1900  with  the  1st  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry.  .       ^t    t         i     t-    i,--ii-  ™t     1 ,.  _,. 

«  Lieut.  H.  C.  Stockwell  sen-ed  inthe  campaign  on  the  North  West  Fronticrqf  India undei  Sir  W  illiam  Lockharh 

,897-08  with  the  211.1  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  took  ,,art  ni  the  operations  ot  the  Malakand 

,   ,^'_  -  ^  T^:,-,^   T^, ;-.„l„.i: ,l-„   ?^ ; -,4■.K.^  rPa,..r.,    Vt.  ^«  iMpillI     With  ClaSn).  ' 


m  , 


and  buner  Field  Forces  including  the  Torcing  of  t"he  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

<T  Lieut.  Buist  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  , 
with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Malakand  Field  Fort 

'^^'SeTrt.'^Miiten  served  in  the  occupatimi  of  Crete  in  189S  with  the  ist  Battalion  Higliland  Light  Lifantry.  SeryJ 
in  the  South  African  war  in  ,809-1900  with  the  ,st  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  tS 
engagements  at  Modder  River,  Magersfontein  (wounded),  and  Koodoosherg.  „■  ,  ,      jt-  i.t  t     4.         J 

4Tlieut.  PoUok  served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  ,898  with  the  ,st  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry  a^ 
was  present  at  the  affair  of  6tli  September.  Served  in  the  South  African  war  m, 899-, 900  with  the  ist  Battalia 
Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Magersfontein,  Koodoosherg,  Paardeberg,  Retiefl 

^'3^I^eut^Brfdg^served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  LockhaP 


The  Hiyhland  LigJd  Infant rij.  ^2^b 

in  1S97-98  with  the  =na  Battalion  Highland  Lighi,  Infantiy,  and  took  imri,  in  the  operatious  of  the  Malakand  and 
Bnner  Field  Forces  iiLCludiiLg  the  forcintr  of  the  Tan^a  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■52  Lieut.  Martin  served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  i8q8  with  the  ist  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry  and 
was  present  at  the  affair  of  6th  September.  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion 
Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present  iu  the  engagements  at  Modder  River,  Magerstontein,  Koodoosberc, 
Betiefs  Xek,  and  Wittpoort. 

"  Lieut.  Segrave  served  in  the  ocouiiation  of  Crete  in  iSgS  with  the  ist  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and 
was  in-esent  at  the  affair  of  6th  September— .^lightly  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatclipp,  DSO.). 

j-"  Lieiit.  Harris  served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  iSoS  with  the  ist  Battalion  Highland' Light  Infantry,  and 
was  present  at  the  affair  of  6th  September.     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1809-1900  with  the  1st  BattaUon 
Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Magersfontein  and'Koodoosberg. 
■      ^o  Second  Lieut.  Fraser  served  in  the  South   .African  war  in  iSqc-iooo  with  the   ist  Battalion  Highland  Light 
Intantry,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Modder  River  and  Magersfontein— severely  wounded. 

^-  Second  Lieut.  Knight  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSog-iqco  with  the  ist  Battalion  Highland  Light 
Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Magersfontein  (wounded),  Koodoosberg,  Retief's  Xek,  and 
Wittpoort. 

59  Second  Lieut.  Blair  served  iu  the  South  .African  war  in  1809-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Magersfontein,  Retief's  Nek,  and  Wittpoort. 

5'  Second  Lieut.  Campbell  served  in  the  South  -African  war  in  1809-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Highland  Light 
infantry. 

61  Second  Lieuts.  Alston,  Stevenson,  and  Craigie  Halkett  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the 
jst  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  were  present  in  the  engagements  at  Retief's  Nek  and  Wittpoort. 

<^~  Lieut.  .Johnson  served  in  the  cam])aigii  on  the  Norrh  West  Houtier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-90  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  took  jiart  in  tue  operations  of  the  Malakand  aiul 
Buiier  Field  Forces  including  the  forcing  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Cliiap). 

'■'  Lieut.  Fiulayson  served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  iu  1898  with  the  ist  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry, 
and  was  present  at  the  affair  of  6th  September.  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  1st 
Battahon  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present  iu  the  engagemeuts  at  Modder  River,  Magersfontein, 
Koodooslierg,  Retief's  Nek,  and  Wittpoort. 

'^*  Captain  ilackinnon  served  in  the  Egyiitian  war  of  1 882  ( Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star), 

Becofd  oj  the  Sen-Ices  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Hiiihlaml  Light  Infantry  (formerly  the  -jAth  Eighlanders) 
Raised  in  17S7,  remaining-  at  home  till  17S9.  India,  to  1805  (storniing  of  Seringapatam  and  battle  ot 
Assaye).  England  and  Scotland,  to  1809.  Ireland,  to  iSio.  The  Peninsula,  to  1814  (battles of  Busaco, 
Fuentes  dOuor,  Ciudad  Rodrigo,  Badajoz,  Salamanca,  Vittoria,  Pyrenees,  Nivelle,  Orthes,  and 
TonJouse).  Ireland,  to  1818.  North  America,  to  1828.  West  Indies,  to  1830.  Ireland,  to  1834.  West 
■Indies,  to  1841.  Canada,  to  1S45.  England  and  Scotland,  to  1847.  Ireland,  to  185 1.  South  Africa,  to 
1854.  India,  to  1864.  England  and  Scotland,  to  1866.  Ireland,  to  1868.  Gibraltar,  to  1872.  Malta, 
101876.  Straits  Settlements,  to  1878.  Hong  Konjr,  to  1879.  Siraits  Settlements,  to  1880.  England 
and  Scotland,  to  iS3;.  Egypt,  to  18S3  (war  of  1882,  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir ).  England,  to  1884.  To 
India,  1884, 


336    Seaforth  Highlanders  (Ross-shire  Buffs,  The  Duke  of  Albany's). 

^OND     ~lFormerhj  the  T2nd  {Bulce  of  Alhanifs  Own  Ilig1ilanders)r-"it'BsLtt..,  Egypt- 
Segimentai  Duirici  I     a7id  the  ■] Sth  {Uk/hland — lios»-skire  Buffs)  Eegts.     \J^    Africa."" 

FORT  GEORGE.  J  (The  3id  Battalion  is  formed  of  the  Highland  Rifle  Jlilitia.) 
'Ciiidich'n  Shi."    The  late  Duke  of  York's  Cypher   and  Coronet.    "CiEKiTic"  "JItsoee"  "  Hi-fDoosTiw' 
{witli  the  Elephant).  "Cape  oI' Good  Hope,  1806"  "Maida"  ".Tata"  "South  Afeica,  1835" 


'Asbate"  (with  the  Elephant).  "Cape  oT  Good  Hope.  1806"  "Maida' 
"Sevastopol."  "  Peesia  "  "Kooshab"  "Lucknow"  "  C'ENiaiL  India' 
"Kabul.  1S70"  "  Kandahab,  1880"  "  Afghanisian,  1878-80  "  "Egypt.  188 

'  AtB  ABA  "  "  IvHAiiTOUM.' 


'  .Tata  ' 

'  Peiwae  Kotal"  ' 
'  "  Tel-el-Kebib* 


Chabasiah' 
Chitbal  *' 


Teata'Ser. 
Fiin.Hali 


Pay 


Pay 


Colonel.— iVir  Archibalii  Alison,'  Bart.  GCB.  Member  of  Iht  Cnuueil  of  India  ;  Ensign,''  ■;  Xov.  46;  Lieut, 
Pii  Sept.  49;  Cfiptoin,  i:  Nov.  53;  Mttjory  6  June  56 ;  Lt. Colonel,  24  Mar.  58 ;  Colonel,  17  Mar.  67  j 
Major  General,  1  Oct.  77;  Lt. General,  i3  Nov.  82;  General,  20  Feb.  89;  Colonel  Essex  Regiment, 
24N0V.  q6;  Co/okc/ t^eaforth  Hishlanders,  30  March  97. 

Lieutenant  Colonela. — 3  James  Wyndham  Hughes-Hallett,^Z>50.  ii>(!^.  26  June  73:  Captain,  2  Sept.  So; 

Major,  27  Mar.  90;    IJ. Colonel.  22  Dec.  gj. 

James  Alastair  Campbell,'"  Z/ieu^.  25  Not.  76  ;  Captain,  22  Apr.  86  j  Major,  1^  Feb.  91;  Bt.  Lt.Colonel, 

16  Nov.  98  ;  Lt.Colonel,  6  June  99. 


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Majobs.  I 

1  Sydney  Bellingham  Jameson,'*  zuti  in  \ 

Command  19  Jul.y  99 S  I 

2  SeymourChas.HaleMonro'^(iJr«pffL/.  >  1 

Col .  22  Jan.  961,  2nri  in  Com.  (temp.)  S 

2  George  Mackintosh"*  

I  Granville  George  Algernon  Egerton"^)  1 

(Bl.U.Colo.iel  16  Nov.  98)     j 

Wm.  Hugh  Hunter,-"  Egyptian  Armg  ... 
Geo.  Russell  Tod,-^  Aiijntant  1  London  \ 

Volunteer  JRi/l en  2  Ma.y  98  S 

I  George  Ramsa.y  Elliot-* 

_//..'<.r.  Colin  John  Mackenzie,^^JW(7i7(')v/'^ 
Governor  of  Johntiitetlnrrg,  with  rank> 

of  Colonel,  31  May  00  ) 

Wm.  lie  Bathe  Hattoii,''^.BMf™e  (Depot) 

Herbert  Sturges  Barlow.^'iifpi'f  i't'c  (£''7'.) 

Captains. 

1  Arthur  Andrew  Spottiswoode^' 

Herbert  Frederick  NoTtheyHopkin8,==  \ 

Adj.  4  Bn.  Cheshire  liegt.  i  Nov.  95...  J 

2  Granville  Cholniondeley  Feilden  

2  Wilfred  Graham  Moon^'    

Douglas  Campbell,^2.4i?y.3J'''-io  May  98 
2  ifoji. Douglas  Forbes-SemiJill,^^  Adju-  ' 

tant  12  Dec.  qo > 

Alex.  Stirling,"  iiJ/.  I  Vol.Bn.  i  Nov.93 
2  Ernest  Arnold    Cowans,^'   Imperial }.  \ 

lieprcsriifafior  Corps    }  ' 

2  George  Machen  Lumsden^' (Br/ro')  ' 

I  Malcolm  Donald  Murray 

1  NeilCampbell-Maclachlau.^'AdJutant  > 

I  Ma.v  9Q  S 

[2  Evelyn  Ridle.y  Bradford"'    

I    Harold  Bessemer  Gallo\yay,*"  Adja- ) 

tant  3  Volunteer  Battalion  I  Dec.  g6  j 
1     Augustus  M'ClintOCk.tl    West  African  I 

Frontier  Force,  trith  rank  of  Major. ..  ) 

Archibald   Buchanan  Ritchie,*-  Adj.  1 

4£n.  IF.  I'orlsHre  Eegt.  7  Dec.  99) 

ii  Robert  Seymour  Vandeleur"  (U<^iX)')    -. 

i2  Timothy  Fetherstoohaugh'*  

Caryl  John  Ramsden*^ 

2  Alg'.  Bingham  Anstruther  Stewart'" 
Henry  Charles  Barwick  Hopkinson,"  ) 

Egyptian  Police 

Waiter  Thomas  Gaisford,*'-'  Aide  dc 
Cninp  to  Major  General  Hon.  M.  A 
J.  '2'tt/ioA  29' AprU  00   

1  Noel  Arbuthnot  Thomson^-. 

2  John  Pairick  Graut^-' 

I  Arthur  Charles  Bridgeman  Alexander^* 

1  Kenneth  W.yndham  Arbuthnot"  

Lieutenants. 

2  Michael  William  Hoivard  Lindsay^* 

Charles  Braithwaite  Chamley'" 

Clifton  Charles  Orby  Gascoigne,  Adjn-^ 

tant  4  J'ol.Bn.yorfoll- Begt.with  rank  r 

(f  Captain  2  Apr.  00    J 

I  Claude  Prendergast  Doig^^ — 

Angus  John  M'NeiU.''"  Aide  de  Camp  i 

to  Sir  W.F.  Gataere  i 

Francis  James  Marshall''' ..-■ 

Francis    Edward    LLoyd    Daniel),*^'! 

Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Militarg   Govei-  r 

nor  of  Johanneshnr^i  S  June  00 J 

Chas.lngiis  Stockwell,*'^  Egypt.  Army.._ 

1  David  Henry  Gra^me^*    

Edward  Campion,''"  ^.  Z>.  C.  to  Major) 

Gen.  R.  H.  Murray  2  Oct.  00    (tempj.S 

Derrick  Alfred  Carden^ 

Lancelot  Holland'^ I 

Claude  Francis  Waterhouse 

WilliamMontgomerie  Thomson-'' 

Robert  Sym  AVilson 

Harry  John  Hall 

Hon.  Charles  Henry  Murray  St.  Clair.. 

2  Edward  Archer  Bolton  Clive 

Chas.  Perc.y  Freii.  Rndclyife,  Eeserce... 


2Bri>  LIBUT.  LIKUT. 


3  Oct.      77 1 


II  May  78 
13  Aug.  79 
II  Aug.  80 
23  Oct.  80 
22  Jan.    8:: 


13  Nor.  78 

17  May  77 

12  Feb.  Si 

23  Feb.  Si 

II  Mar.  81 

t  July  81 

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iS  Jan. 
25  Apr. 

8  May 
15  May 

I  Aug. 
25  Oct. 
25  Oct. 


22  Jan.    Si      I  July    81    25  Oct. 


8  Dec.    77 


24  Sept.  87 
29  Feb.    80 

9  May    88 

22  Aug.  88 

8  Dec.    88 

8  June  89' 

21  Sept.  89 


2S  Apr.    77' 
30  Apr.    79 

22  Oct.    81, 
29  July    82 

12  Nov.  84 
6  May  85 
9  May  8s 
2Q  Aug.  85 
29  Aug.  8s 

10  Nov.  S6 

4  Sept.  89 
4  Sept.  39 

25  Oct.     89 

11  June  90; 
29  Oct.     90' 

22  Apr.    91 

2  Sept.  91 


27  Mar. 

1 5  Mar. 

26  Oct. 
14  Feb. 

2  Sept. 
I  Dec. 

23  Nov. 

22  Jan. 
26  Jan. 

16  July 

13  Sept. 
iFeb. 

I  Apr. 

3  July 

1  Nov. 

2  May 


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-,           .      .  May 

21  Sept.  89    23  Sept-  91  17  May 

21  Dec.    89!     I  Dec.    01  8  June 

29  Mar.    90J     .(May    92'  9  Nov. 

29  Nov.  90'     I  June  93I  30  Aug. 

2s  Mar.    91,  1 3  June  93I  21  Oct. 


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23 May    91    22  Jan.    94I  21  Oct.     99 


9  Apr. 
13  July 
20  May 
19  Jul.v 

:9  July 
9  Sept. 


^  Mar.    9S 

I  A|)r.    95 

12  June   05 

3  July    9s 

19  Oct.     95 
6  Oct.     95 


8  Feb.    94 '     I  Nov.  95 


10  Oct.  94 

29  May  95 

28  Sept.  95 

28  Sept.  95 

28  Sept.  05 

7  Dec.  9S 


29  Apr.    96 

2?-  Aug.   97 

3  Nov.  97 

S  Feb.    98 


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7  Dec. 

7  Dec.    9 

5  Sept.  96 
21  July    97! 

8  Sept.  97 
I  Dec.  97, 
I  Dec.  97 
7  Ma.v    98 

6  July    96 
12  Mar.    92 


16  Feb. 

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17  May 

98 

8  June 

9S 

30  Aug. 

90 

9  Oct. 

09 

4  Nov. 

99 

7  Dec. 

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9  Dec. 

95 

12  Dec. 

95 

12  Dec. 

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7  Dec. 
12  Dec. 
12  Dec. 
29  Apr. 


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26  Apr. 


27  Apr.   92 


8  May    9; 

I  Apr.  95 

22  Dec.  97 
8  June  98 
6  June  99 

19  July    99 

23  Aug.  99 

I  -'  Dec.    99 

23  Nov.  92 
26  Jan.    94 


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nij  s:. 


337 


Lieutenants. 


LIEUT. 

24  i'eb. 
28  Feb. 
2  Apr. 


2  Hugh  Frederick  Baillie  1     3  Aug. 

2  Chnrlea  Pelham  Maitlaud,  Burn  ;  18  Oct. 

2  Robert  Louis  Astley  Campbell 1  18  Oct. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

2  Philip  Geor^^e  Anstruther '  15  Nov. 

2  Alaric  Rimmingtou  Moncrieff :     6  Dec. 

1  Colin  Mansfield  Mackenzie   I     9  Dec. 

2  John  Evelyn  Thoriihill 6  Dec. 

I  Kenneth  Gray  Buchanan    20  Jan, 

I  Henry  WilUam  Cairns  Wicks   20  Jan. 

1  Robert  Horn 20  Jan. 

2  John  Gordon  Edpeworth  Craik  24  Jan. 

1  Claud  Macfie    17  Feb. 

2  David  Georere  Methven  7  Mar. 

2  Roderick  Laing 7  Mar.    cx) 

1  Malcolm  Bedford  Duncan 18  Apr.    ooj 

2  Charles  Sylvester  Nairue  18  Apr.    00 

I  WiUiam  F'itz^erald  Arl-uthnot 21  Apr.    ooj 

I  Duncan  Hemelin  Davidson    21  Apr-    00: 

Cecil  Claud  Hugh  Orby  Gascoigne 4  Aug.    ooj 

1  Kenneth  b'orbes-Robertson  11  Aug.    00 

John  Oliver  Hopkinson 5  Dec.    00 

Quarter  Masters.— I  George  Whitefield  Anderson,"-  22  Dec.  94  ;  Hon.  Cuptaui,  iG  Nov.  oS. 
2  David  King,  n  Jan.  99;  Hon.  Lieut. 

Facingg]i\xS. — Aijenfs,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 

tji*  Battalion  embarked  for  Mal/a  26  Jan.  97.      2nd  Battalion  pmharked  for  Soitfh  Africa,  21  Oct.  1S99. 

'  Sir  Archibald  Alison  served  with  the  72nd  Highlanders  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1855,  including  the  expedition 

to  Kertch,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attack  of  the  iSth  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Turkish 

Medal),    Servedas  Military  Secretary  to  Lord  Clyde  in  India  during  the  campaign  from  August  1857  to  March  1858, 

and  was  severely  wounded  (lost  left  arm)  at  the  relief  of  Lucknow  (Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  CB.), 

,  Was  Brigadier  General  of  the  European  Brigade  and  Second  in  Command  throughout  the  Ashanti  war   from 

I  December  1873;  led  the  Brigade  at  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  capture  of  Becqua,  bnttle  of  Ordahsu.  and  capture  of 

Coomissie  (thanks  of  Parliament,  KCB.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  throughout  the  E;?ypt'an  war  of  1882. 

I  Commanded  the  troops  in  Egypt  from  the  occupation  of  Alexandria  until  the  arrival  of  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley,  and 

'  forand  the  entrenched  position  at  Ramleh,  thereby  effectually  covering  Alexandria   and  at  the  same  time 

I  threatening  the  enemy's  position.    Commanded  the  3rd  Brigade  (the  Highlanders)  from  the  arrival  of  Sir  Garnet 

"Wolteley  to  the  end  of  the  war,  and  was  present  in  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  received 

:  the  tianks  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament,  promoted  Lieut. General  for  distinguished  service  in  the  Seld,  Medal  with 

I  Clasp,  2ud  Class  of  the  Osmanieh.  and  Khedive's  Star).    On  the  termination  of  the  war  he  was  appointed  to  the 

command  of  the  British  army  of  occupation  in  Egypt. 

'  Lt.ColonelHughes-Hallett  served  with  the  72nd  Highlanders  from  the  commencement  of  the  Atghan  warin  1878 
till  Tuly  1879  with  the  Koorum  Field  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal 
andat  the  passage  of  the  Chappri  defile  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  ist  Bat- 
talim  Seaforth  Highlanders  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Chalouf 
(meitioned  in  despatches)  and  at  the  battle  o(  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  iSg-,  in  command  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth  High- 
laiiriere.  and  was  present  in  the  engagemeutat  MamuErai(mentioned  in  despatches,  i>-SO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 
'•  Lt. Colonel  J.  A.  Campbell  served  with  the  72nd  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  from  February  till  December 
iS7)with  theKoorum  audCabul  Field  Forces,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  and  the  subsequent 
occipation  of  Cabul  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders  in  the  Egyptian  war 
of  £82,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  and  the  occupation  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
:  Khttlive's  Star).  Served  in  the  caminiigu  iu  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSgS,  and  was  present 
at  tie  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  despaiches)  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of 
Lt.O)loneI,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medul  with  two  Clasps).    Served  in  the  oceupatinn  of  Crete  in  1897. 

'*^[ajo^  Jameson  served  in  the  camimign  m  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist  Bat- 
tnliai  Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  despatches,  British  Medal, 
aid  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1897. 

'•  Lt. Colonel  Monro  served  with  the  72nd  Highlandersthroughout  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-80  with  the  Koorum, 
Caiul,  and  Cabul-Caudahnr  Field  Forces,  part  of  the  time  as  Regimental  Transport  Officer,  from  April  1S80  as  Ad- 
jutmt ;  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal  (wounded),  and  m  the  engagement  at  Charasiah 
antthe  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1S70;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar, 
andwas  present  at  the  l)attle  of  Candahar— severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  four  Clasps, 
andBronze  Decoration).  Served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Seaforth  Hiirhlanders  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82.  and 
wasjresent  in  the  engaorement  at  Chalouf  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Accompanied  Sir  Charles  Wan-en  to  South  Africa  in  1S84,  and  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  m  com- 
mau'.  of  Volunteers  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major).  Served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  with 
the  ndBattJilion  Seaforth  Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chiiral  Relief  Force  under  Sir 
Robt-t  Low  in  1895,  first  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  of  the  Lmes  of  Communica- 
tions and  afterwards  as  Road  Commandant  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp). 
Servd  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1397-0S  with  the 
Tiral  Expeditionary  Force  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  to  Brigadier  General  Hart,  Commanding  ist 
Brigile  (two  Clasps).  '  t  ■,       o         ^  •     *-i, 

'^  ^aior  Mackintosh  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  18S0  with  the  78th  Highlanders  (Medal).  Served  m  the 
Kazaa  Expedition  in  188S  as  Orderly  Olhcer  to  Colonel  Cruickshank.  Commanding  the  River  Column  ami  was 
preset  in  the  engagement  at  Kotkai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  the  occupation  or 
Crete  ti  1897  with  the  :st  Batladoii  Seaforth  Highlanders.  ^^  ,  .  ...     ., 

13  L.Colonel  Egerton  served  with  the  72nd  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  from  ^ovember  1879  with  the 
Cal)uland  Cabul-Candahnr  Field  Forces,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  m  December  1B70 
(dangrously  wounded)  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  tne 
battleif  Candahar  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration),  Served  as  Adjutant  ist  Battalion  beatortn 
Highlnders  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Meda  with 
Citisp.md  Khedive's  Star).  Served  iu  the  campaign  in  the  Sou'lan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  tlie 
1st  B&talion  Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartouni  fmentioned  m 
de-'pathes,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).    Served  m  the  occupation 

*^^"Mo?  Hmiter  served  in  the  Egvptian  war  of  1S82  with  the  ist  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlandej.s.  and  was 
presenat  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  {Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  m  the  Hazara  Expedition 
in  iSgipith  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  the  campaign  in  ^be  bouaan 
under  ir  Herlicrt  Kitchener  in  1898  attached  to  the  ist  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  wa^  present  at  tne 
battle  <■  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  .    .^     -c,     „*-  „..  ^P,fl&^  oTiri 

^'  Catam  Spottiswoode  served  with  the  ist  BatiaUon  Seaforth  Highlanders  m  tho  Egyptian  war  of  rH^^^^^ 
■     was  pneiitat  the  engagement  at  Chalouf  and  at  tbebattle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  ^^f^^^^lasp.  rind  K bed  vcsfc^^^^^^ 
:     Servedin  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  1898  with  the  tst  Battalion  ^eatortn 
Highlatlers.   and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and   Khartoum  (mentioned  in  desratcbes4tnoias^ 
of  the  lediidie,  Britisli  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).     Serve<l  m  the  occupation  of  Crete  m^^^^^^^ 
"  Mior  Tod  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders  as  Regimental  Transport  O^^^^^r  ^^^J°^fi^^" 
the  Egotian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  bactle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  totar 


338  Seaforth  Highlanders  {EosS'sliire  Biiffs,  The  Bulce  of  Albany's). 

^*  Mijor  ElUot  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  waf 
present  at  tt'.e  battle  of  TeI-el-KeI)ir(  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Hazara  Expeditior 
in  188S  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  t8qi  witt 
the  saine  Battalion  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  nnder  Sir  Roberr.  Low  in  iSqs  with  the  2nd 
Battali(*n  Seaforth  Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-^MaiorHatton  served  with  the  ySth  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80  (Medal).  AVns  Orderly  Officer 
to  the  Brigadier  General  Commanding  tbe  2nd  Brigade  ("andahar  P'ield  Force  trom  loth  December  1880  to  the  21st 
March  t8«i.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth 
Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2«  Colonel  Colin  Mackenzie  served  with  the  detachment  of  the  2ud  Battalion  Seaforth  Highianders  attached  to 
the  ist  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebii 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-S7.  and  again  in  1387-89, 
as  Embarkation  Otlicer  at  Mauchilny,  Transport  Officer  at  Myingyan,  and  subsequently  in  command  of  a  Com- 
pany of  Mounted  Infantry  (Medal  lyith  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  as  Adjutant  nf 
ohe  2nd  Battp.lion  Seaforth  Highlanders  (mentioned  in  aespatches,  Clasp).  Served  in  the  operations  against  th€ 
Hunza  Nagars  in  1801-92  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  cf  Nile 
Pin-I. ;  coinmanded  the  force  at  the  storming  of  the  oneray*s  second  jiosition  on  20th  December  1892,  and  during 
ihe  subsenaentadvajcoandoccnpationof  Hunza  and  Nagar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  Wa/iriatiin  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  l^ockhart  in  1894-9^^88  Deputy  Assistant  Ai;jutant, 
fjeneral  2nd  Brigade  (mentioned  iu  despatches.  Clasp).  Servfd  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudar  under  Sir  Herbert 
Kitchener  in  1S98  with  the  :st  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  tlie  battle  of  Kbaitoum 
(British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  tlie  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  DeputyAssis- 
tant  Adjutant  General  and  later  as  Temporary  Director  of  Military  Intelligence,  and  was  afterwards  appointed 
Military  Governor  of  Johannesburg. 
2'  Major  Barlow  served  with  the  78th  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  in  18S0  (Mednll, 

'•'^  Captain  Clark  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1SS8  as  Acting  Adjutant  to  the  Left  Half  Battalion  2nd 
Seaforth  Highlandei'S  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S91  as  Adjutant  2nd  Battalion 
Seaforth  Highlander8(Clasp).  Served  with  the  (Jhitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  tie  pnd 
Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Maniugai  (Medal  with  Clasp) . 

^^  Captain  Hopkins  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  :888  with  the  2ud  Battalion  Seaforth  Hiehlindere 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  189Q-1Q00  as  AdjuUvnt  4th  Battabon  Cheshire  Heiiiment. 
^1  Captain  Moon  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  as  Transport  Officer  with  the  2nd  Column  (mentorned 
in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  iu  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Sesiforth 
Highlanders  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  2nd  Battalion 
Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Mamugai  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3=*  Captain  D.  Campbell  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  as  Acting  Quarter  :Master  with  the  Left  Half 
Battalion  2nd  Seaforth  Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  nnder  Sir  Robert 
IjOw  in  1895  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  jirescnt  in  the  engagement  at  Mamugai  (.\Kdal 
with  Clasio. 

33  Captain  Hon.  D.  Forbes  Sempill  sei-ved  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  iSqi  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth 
Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the 
2nd  Battftlion  Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Mamugai  (Medal  with  Clasp j.  Served 
in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Wa- 
gersfontein  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

^*  Captain  Stirling  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i838  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders 'Midnl 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  2ud  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders  in  commind 
of  the  Machine  Gun  Detachment  (Clasp). 

-^  Captain  Cowans  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S88  as  Transport  Officer  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seafcith 
Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S91  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seafo*h 
Highlanders  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  at  Pa(r- 
deberg  on  the  16th  to  27th  February  1900 — wounded.  I 

"  Captain  Lumsden  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  with  tlie  2nd  Battalion  Sea  forth  Highlanders  (Meiftl 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S9T  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders  (Claj>). 
Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudnu  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  attached  to  the  ist  Hattalion  Seafqth 
Highlanders,  and  whs  present  at  tlie  Imttle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Chi'^p).  Serjed 
in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-190D  including  the  o^ierations  at  Paardeberg  of  i6th  to  27th  February  1900— seveely 
wounded.  , 

■'**  Captain  Maclachlan  served  iu  llie  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  with  theilt 
Battalion  Seaforth  Hiuhlanders.  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara.  (severely  wounded)  aurl  Khartout 
mentioned  in  despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  occupation /f 
Crete  in  1S97.  ^  / 

^^  Capf,ain  Bradford  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  it 
Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders,  ar.d  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  aid 
Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).     Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1S97.  I 

*«  Captain  Gallowayserved  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i8qi  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlandero  (VIefa» 
with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seafcrth 
Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp).  [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,**  Hart's  Annual  Armj-List,"  p.  76.] 
*•  Major  M'CUntock  served  in  the  Niger  Soudan  campaign  under  Major  Arnold  iu  1897.  including  the 
expeditions  to  Egbon,  Bida,  and  Ilorin  |,Mcdal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1897  with  thdist 
Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders.  ' 

*^  Captain  Ritchie  6er\'od  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S9S  with  tht^st 
Battalinn  Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Mfial 
•with  Clasp).  J 

■"  Captain  Vandeleur  sei'\-ed  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  thjist 
Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  ot  the  Atbara— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatijies, 
Briti-^h  Medal,  ami  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  tlie  occupation  of  Crete  in  1P97.  1 

■**  Captain Featherstonhaugh served  inthe  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S91  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth  I^gh- 
landers  (Medal  wit.h  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  thecnd 
Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Mamugai,  and  acted  as  Assistant  field 
Engineer  to  the  srd  Brigade  from  the  9th  Mav  to  the  loth  August  1895  (Medal  with  Clasn).  Served  in  the  Suth 
African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Magersfontffi— 
wounded. 

*^  Major  Ramsden  served  in  the  caraDaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  as  Adj\»nt 
to  the  1st  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders.and  waspresentat  thebattlesof  the  Atbara(mentionedindesp  atftes) 
and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  witti:\vj 
Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1897. 

*'  Captain  Stewart  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Transport  Offieeivith 
the  2nd  Battalion  Seafarth  Higtihinders.  aud  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Mamugai  (Medal  with  Clasp. 

*^  Captain  Hopkinson  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary-  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSgOvith 
the  12th  Soudanese  Battalion,  including  the  engagement  at  Fi'rket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioni  in 
despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ;  and  in  the  expedition  in  1897-98  wit]  the 
('amel  Corps,  and  was  jiresent  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum— severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despafliea, 
4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  Clasp). 

**  Captain  Gaisford  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herljert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  tb  let 
Battalion  Seaf  trth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (British  Meda!and 
Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).     Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  i?97. 
"  Captain  Thomson  served  inthe  campaign  inthe  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  with  the  if  (Bat- 


Seaforth  Eiij7ilamh;rs  (Foss-sJiira  Buffs,  The  Buke  of  Albany's).  338a 


ffhlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  or  the  Atbara  (woun'lcd)  and  Khartoum  (mentioned 

m  ilespatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).    Served  in  the  ocoupaiion  of  Crete  in  1897. 

-■'  raptiim  Grant  served  with  the  Chitral  Reliel' Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  iSqs  with  the  2nd   Battalion 

Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  encrasement  at  Mamugai  (Medal  with  (Jlaspl.     Served  in  the 

South  African  war  in  1899-1000  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Magersfon- 

Battalion 


tein  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  in  the  operations  at  Paardeberg of  i6th  to  27th  February  1900— severely  wo 
s  ^'i-'  ".i''?,"  A'^sauder  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  with  the  sml  Ba 
,...1.  TT._i-i^„  J  J  .....,__  .  ,,  .  , ^.        ^^     Served  in  th 

Highlanders  (British 


Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Mamngai  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  cara- 
naisxn  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S98  with  the   ist  Battalion   Seaforth  High 


Meilnl,  and  Khedive's  Medal). 

'''  Captain  Aibuthnot  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Foice  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  sud  Battalion 
Sealorth  Highlanders  (Medal  with  ClasD).  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kiti^hener 
;n  1S98  with  the  ist  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders,  imd  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal, 
niHi  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

•'•  Lieut.  Lindsay  served  with  the  Chiti-al  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  sue'.  Battalion 
Seatorth  Highlanders,  and  was  preseut  in  the  engagement  at  Mamugni  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South 
-\rncMn  war  in  1S99-19C0  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Magersfontein  (men- 
lioned  in  despatches). 

^  ■■'  Lieut.  Chamley  sei-ved  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  with,  the  snd  Battalion 
Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  euga^remeiit  at  Mamugai  (.Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soutn 
-\frican  ivar  in  1809.1900  with  the  Kimbevley  Relief  Force,  and  was  piesent  in  the  engagement  at  Magersfontein 
— wounded. 

-'J  Lieut.  Doig  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  with  the  snd  Battalion  Seaforth 
Hitrhlauders,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Mamngai  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  in 
I  lie  Soudmi  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist  Bnttahon  Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at 
the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  anil  Khedive's  Medal  witli  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in 
iSoq-ioori — ^lightly  wounded. 

^  ^"  Lieut .  ;M'Neill  served  in  the  campaign  iiithe  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S08  with  the  rst  Battalion 
Scjt  f  jrili  Hi^'lilanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  KlmrLoum  ( mentioned  in  despatches,  British 
IMi'dal.  iitid  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  occuiiHtion  of  Crete  in  1897.  Served  in  the  South 
Alrican  war  in  1899-1500  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Sir  W.  F.  Gatacre,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
mi'nt  )U  Stormljerg. 

'■'  Lieut.  Marshall  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  witli  the  ist  Batta- 
'iou  SeaCurth  Highlanders,  nntl  was  (iresent  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  aiul  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and 
Kliedive's  Medal  with  two  t'lasps).  Sei'ved  in  the  occt'iiation  of  Crete  in  1897. 
'  -  Lieut.  Daniell  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist  Bat- 
.  Iiilioii  Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  the  Atliara  (mentioned  in  despatches,  British 
I\Ie(hil,  juid  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  iu  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1897.  Served  in  the  South 
-\frican  war  in  1899-19C0  on  Special  Service. 

"■'  Lieut.  Stockwell  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  with  the  ist 
Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (British  Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).    Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  iu  1897. 

'*  Lieut.  Gramme  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudiiu  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist  Bat- 
talion Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Kbedive's  Medal 
with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1S97. 

^^  Lieut.  Camiiion  ser\ed  iu  the  cam]iaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S9S  with  the  ist  Bat- 
talion Seiilbrth  Highlanders,  and  was  jiresent  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).    Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1897- 

**  Lieut.  Carden  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist 
Hiittalion  Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and 
Ivhedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasjis).    Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1S97. 

'■^  Lieut.  Holland  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Suudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S98  with  the  ist 
Hattalion  Setiforth  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and 
ivhedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).     Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1897. 

"°  Lieut.  Thomson  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  1st 
Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was  iiresenl  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (British  Medal, 
and  Kh-jilive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'-  Captain  Anderson  sei-\'ed  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80  with  the  Koorum  Field  Force,  and  was  present  at  the 
cap  Cure  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal;  took  part  witn  the  IChost  Expedition  including  the  engagement  at  Mattoon;  was 
present  w-ith  the  Cabul  Field  Force  in  the  engagements  at  Zaidabad  and  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1870.  in  the 
.  pursuit  to  the  Asmai  Heights,  and  at  the  occupation  of  Cabul ;  also  took  part  in  the  engagements  at  Doaba  and 
,  Lataband,  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1879  including  the  relief  of  Sherpore,  and  in  the  engagement 
at  Chariisialion  the  25th  April  1880;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Caniiahar.and  waspresent 
at  the  ljattleofCandahar( Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  in  the  Egypti.an  war  of  1882, 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir,  and  at  the  cajituro  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  E.'ipedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85.  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the 
Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1808  with  the  ist  Battalion  SeafDft'a  Highlanders,  and  was  iiresent  at  the 
battles  ot  the  Atbara  jind  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  granted  honorary  rank  of  Captain,  British  Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).     Served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1897. 

Kecord  of  the  Seroices  of  the  1st  Battctlon  of  the  Seaforth  Highlaudei-g  (fonnerly  the  721ICI  Highlanders]. 
Eaised  by  letter  of  service  dated  8th  January  177S.  Inspected  and  passed  15th  May  1778.  Received 
■title  of  7Stli  iStli  July  1778.  Proceeded  to  Guernsey  and  Jersey  12th  September  1778.  Proceeded  to 
the  East  Indies  ist  June  1781.  Number  changed  to  7:;nd  in  1786.  Took  part  in  the  capture  of  Ceylon 
1795.  Returned  to  England  2nd  February  1798.  Embarked  for  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope  31st  July  1805. 
To  Mauritius  1810.  To  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope  1S14.  To  India  and  back  1815.  Returned  to  England 
22nd  December  1821.  Embarked  for  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope  ist  July  1828.  Betutned  to  England  iitb 
April  1840.  Embarked  for  Gibraltar  27th  November  1S44.  To  Barbadoes  1848.  To  Halifax,  N.S., 
1851.  Returned  to  England  1 2th  October  1854.  Embarked  for  Malta  14th  December  1854.  To  the 
Crimea  22nd  May  1855.  Returned  to  England  6th  July  1856.  Embarked  for  Bombay  4th  September 
1857.  Returned  to  England  i6th  November  1865.  Embarked  for  Bombay  21st  February  1871.  To  Aden 
25th  February  1882.     To  Egypt  2nd  August  1882.    Returned  to  England  15th  October  1882. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Seaforth  Uighlanders  {formerly  the  ySth  Hifihlanders). 
Raised  by  letter  of  service  dated  7tli  March  1 793.  Inspected  and  passed  July  1793.  Proceeded  to  Holland 
September  1794  Returned  to  England  May  1795.  Proceeded  to  Quiberon  August  1795.  Returned 
January  1796.  Proceeded  to  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope  1797-  To  Calcutta  February  1797-  S-O  Bombay 
February  1803.  To  Goa  February  1807.  To  Java  August  1811.  Returned  to  England  July  1817. 
Proceeded  to  Ireland  November  1S17.  Embarked  for  Ceylon  April  1826.  Returned  to  England  i?  cbruary 
1838.  Embarked  for  India  April  1S42.  Proceeded  on  active  service  to  Persia  in  January  i8:;7  ret  iniert 
iO  Bombay  in  May  1857,  thence  immediately  to  Bengal.  Returned  to  England  September  I059.  im- 
larked  for  Gibraltar  3  August  1865.  Returned  to  England  from  Nova  Scotia  21  Deci  uioet  ii',1 
Smbarkod  frr  Inula  16  February  1S7Q. 


I 


75""""       1      Formerli/  the   7S<7t  (Stirlin 

ABERDEEN.      J  ^  .  ,     r  ., 


The  Gordon  Highlanders. 

the   7S</t  {Stirlingshire)  and  the  g2i)d 
•s)  Megiments. 


pist  Katt.,  Soi 

201I  Hl.tt.,  Soi 

L     Deput  lit  U 


South  Africa. 

outh  Africa. 

mballa. 

(The  -snl  Battalion  is  forined  of  the  Koval  Aberdeenshire  Militia.) 

•'r4-.xTuLA"'HrATEE^^^^ 

"•KAyDAaAB,    1880"   "AfGHAXISIAN,  .878-80"     -  EgVPI,    .882.  1884  ""  TeL-EL-KebIE  "      "NILE,    1884-85 

"  ChITEAL  "    "TiEAH." 

....aSey  Colonel  in  Chief —Field  Marshal  iii.1  Ttr.ynl  Hiqhneit  Albert  Edward,  Pri«r:e  of   Walea    and    Bula  of 
FnllTflaTfl     c™  ,  «all   A-S.  KT.  KV.  GCIi.  OCSI.  GCUG.  (iClE.  OCVO.  11  June  98.  ,      ■    r<  >f 

?»y,P=y.  Colo  "l-^tJrS'r  Geo -e  Stewart  White,'  CiCti.  6CSI.  GCIE.  GCVO.  Gu,-enw,-  ,md  Cou,mauder  rnChtef, 
Sa(','      6   Jul?   c;,;    [R]i    Emign,  4  Nov.  5j ;    £•>««.   20  Jan.   55;    C^'P'-  ''°  J"':?    6, ;    3fa,<,r 
^4   Dec    7V    b'     i/."wo,,./,  ;   liar.  8,;    Lt.Colonel.   I  .lulyS.;    Co;o„.Z,  .  Mar.  85;    Ma,.r  General, 
'  Jnly  87 ;  'Lt.Ocneral.  .  Apr.  05  ;  e"- "-'.  9  Oct.  on  ;  Colonel  Uordou  Highlanders,  28  June  97. 
Lieutenant  Colonels.-.  William  Augustus  Scott,  Lieut.  2.  Sept.  74  :  Capl.  .  Dec.  83;  Majo,;  10  Oct.  92 ; 

Forbes  Macbean,'  Ueul.  11  Nov.  76  ;  Cnph,,,,,  2  July  84 ;  Major, 
Lt.Colonel,  9  Jan.  00. 


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21 

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21 

23  Sept.  93;  Bi.i^Cn;o«c/,2oMay98; 


Majobs. 
!  Harry    Wright.'    -.md   in     Commaiid't 
14  Dec    99;    Ditlricl    Conimis»ioner,> 
Moemfnntein , •-' 

1  M.a.c.  Herbert  Henry  Burncy-"  [Erceef  1 

Lt.Colonel.  20  May  93).2i/<i  in  Com-  > 

niand  11  I''eb.  00      V.'", 

George  Stauntou,'=  Adiutant  5  Vol-  1  I 

nnteer  Bitliilion  i  Sept.  96  -J  j 

Robert  Dunbar  Sinclair- Wemyss,"  ( 

Adjt.2  V.Bn.K.O.S.Bord.  11  Jan.c,"  j 
V  ».c  ifo.i.Frederick Gordon, '"X>.-1..1.  < 

Oen.  for  Intrll.  Sonlh  .ifrira  F.l-...>  \ 

2  Cecil  Fred.  Nevil  Macready 


2ND  LIEUT.  1 


CAPTAIN.     I    BEKV.MAJ. 


29  Nov.   76,    9  Mar.    86 


30  Jan.    781  21  July    80:  24  July    86 


14  Jan.  80: 
17  April  80' 
22  Jan.    8t  I 


I  July 

I  July 

I  July 
22  Oct. 


811  18  Jan. 


Heginaid  Stanley  Hunter-Blftir,-"  -id-l  \  „2  oct. 

;a(iinf  3  JJu«u/ion  :  Mav  95 .■■■  >  1 


22  May    89 

I  Nov.  oo| 
4  Mar.  91 
I  Sept.  91 


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16 

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16 

Sl'adeThomson,"Z>.J./J.  General  for  i  . 

Mufketrp,  /.i...i«..ir,  9  .juic  99   ■■.->  \ 

Chas.  Herbert  Payne,"  Mereroe  (Dfyw'Ji 

Captains. 
2  ij.s.c.  James  Aylmer  Lowthrop  Hal-  /  | 

daue,='  DSO ■■■;:■.> 

Francis  Hugh  tieish,-' Adjntonr  jMid-  »  ; 
dletex  Volunteer  Itiflea  2  Nov.  96  ...  i  j 
Henry    Percy    Uniacke,"'     Adjutant  ) 

Qnee^i's  Bi/le  ^'■,l.  llriaode  15  June  99  >  ; 
Hector  Macneal,JiO'.iro;.B.i.i6Dec.951 
Stewart  Lygou    Murray,-''  Adjutant  ) 

2  rolunteer  Battalion  2  Jan.  99  J  \ 

Hon.     Walter     Robert     Drummond> 

Forbes,  Adit.  4  I'd/.  Bn.  5  Apr.  90... .' 
Arthur  Orm'ond  Norman,    Adjutant  I 

3  Volunteer  Battalion  18  Nov.  97  ...  i 
I  VC  Ernest  lieckwith  Tow8e=»,  AVr- ) 

qeant  at  Arnoi     • J 


2  Arth.Louis  HnmiUon  Buchanai 

-  Eric  Streatfeild,  Adjutant  18  Nov.  Q7-- 

Frederic  Walter  Kerr.™ /'&0.iJri.7<irfe  1 

Major,  South  .(frica  Field  Force    ...  ) 

WalterCampbeli.^'airO.Xlpj).  J»«.^* 

Adj,  Gen.  Santh  A.frica  > 

2  Alaii  David GrecnliiU-Gardyne'- 

1  ycWm.EaglesonGordon,^'  Adjutant  1 

21  Jan.  09  ' 

2  Henrv -Mexandei  Bethune 

1  Robert  Adam  Neilson  Ty tier" 

2  Hon.  Robert  Frsncis  Carnegio 

I  Gordon  Robert  M«cnaW= 

.itlister     Fraser      Gordon,^^     Central  1 
Africa  BegiMent,  with  rank  of  Major  \ 
12  YtSi  Matthew  Fontaine  M.  Meildejohu"' 
I  Kenneth  Ding''.'r.U*°  ••;■■ 

1  George  Erren  Kyre  GornonCamei-on-"... 
|i  George  fitandisl:  Gage  Oraulurd'^ 

2  Chor'.es  John  Simpson"   

I  Henry  Scrymgeour  Wedderbnm 

J  Feicv  Stuart  Alll.n"'  

1  Ale.'cauder  Penrose  Murray, *'  Sereroe  . 
Charles  Reginald  Sydney  Douglas-) 

Hamilton,»"t  Brfrrvr  (Ihpot) i 

William  Muir  Kdox  Marshall    

Charles  WilUam  .M'Diarmid  Findlay  ... 

IjiriUTIlNANTS. 

2  Thomas  Macaulay  Booth    

2  Percy  Wilscn  Brown     

■2  Ian  Rose-Innes  Fosier  Forbes  

1  .John  Uchtred  Macdowall  IngUby*  .... 

2  Walter  William  MacGregor 

2  Alexander  Walter  Frederic  Baird 

ij  Charles  Ogston" 

[i  James  Marshall  Maciareu^"   

2  Hon.  Reginald  Geo.  Benedict  Forbes  .. 

2  James  Keith  Dick-Cunyngham    

I  James  Robert  White 


9  Sept.  82 
If  Nov.  781 


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14  Feb.    95 


29  May    95 

18  May    99. 
18  July    99 


92;        

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22  Oct. 

99 

14  Dec. 

99 

7  Jan. 

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9  Sept.  87I    8  Apr.   92 

10  Mar.   83 1    1  Sept.  03 

14  May  84  j  23  Sept.  93 
14  May  84  9  Apr.  94 
12  Nov.   84    14  Feb.    95 

7  Feb.   85 

25  Nov.   85 

16  Deo.  8s 
28  Apr.  86 
28  Apr.    86 

25  Aug.  86 


5  Feb.   S7  5  Dec.    90 
15  Feb.    88  4  Mar. 

6  June  88  I  Sept.  91 

29  Dec.    88  1  Feb.    92 

29  Mar.    Qo  b  Apr.    92 

28  June  go  10  Oct.    92 

28  June  901  24  Nov.   92 

8  Oct.    90  I  Sept.  93 

17  June  91  9  Apr.    94 
10  Oct.     91  21  Nov.   94 

29  Feb.    92  17  Apr.    os 

18  June  92  20  May    96; 

19  July    93  1  Sept.  96 
23  Dec.    93  11  Jan.    97 

6  Mar.    95  19  Oct.     97 
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15  Sept.  77  5  Oct.     78 

6  Mar.    95  21  Oct.     97 

29  May    95  18  Nov.   97 


20  May 

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Vears'Ser. 
FulfHaTl 


Tlie  Gordon  Highlanders. 


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-j  LiBUTBWANTS.  |  2X0  LIEUT. 

-.2  Alexander  Archie  DuulojiBest I     5  Apr.    95 

"     •     -  '      Lewis  M  Ilk  gill- Criclituu- 


.-  Frederick    ^^,,.0  ^.in.s...-v^iiv-L«.iJu- ■  1        ,r 

Maitland   ;.  20  May 

[i  Charles  Ramsay  Lumaden '  12  July 


Aufi 
18  Oct. 


8  Oct. 
iS  Oct. 


?0ot. 
r  Dec. 


_1 


Lachlan  Gordou-Dulf 

2  John  Raymond  Kvelyn  Stansfeld 

James  Richard  Forbea  Elsmie,i?f-'<ej-ce  ■) 
iDepof)(Lti  Vol.Bn.Qordou  Mldrs.  !- 

4  Apr.  96)   ) 

I  Rupert  Edward  HotdenLockley 

I  Allan  Cameron    ". f  18  Oct. 

I  William  Bertram  Joseph  ilitford..  i  18  Oct. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

1  Graham  VinicombeWinchesterCIcwes   28  Oct. 

2  Patrick  Douglas  Stewart    I  20  May 

7.  William  Arbuthnot  Leslie !  15  Nov. 

2  Godfrey  Neil  M'Lean  I    6  Dec. 

2  James  Lauderdale  Gilbert  Burnett '     6  Dec, 

I  James  George  Hay    9  Dec. 

1  Frederick  Robert  Tanman  Ssvoiiler  -        9  Dec. 
t  Arthur  Lionel  Davis 24  Jan.    00 

2  Francis  Lewis  Rawson  Gordon |  14  Mar.  00 

1  Da\"id  Skinner  Miller 24  Mar.    cx> 

2  Augustus  Richard  Hennessy  I     4  Apr.    00 

I  D'Arcy  Duncan  Alexander  '    4  Apr, 

"^      "  18  Ajjr.    00 

23  May    00 
30  June  00 
II  Aug. 
Aug. 


^  *'  L^Colonol  Macbean  served  with> 

,  the  y^nd  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan 

'  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the 

14  Dec.    09  engagement    at    Charasiah    on    6th 

7  Jan.    00  Ociober  1879,  with  the  MaidanExpe- 


25  Feb. 

28  Mar.   00 

27  May  00 
31  May  00 
12  July 


dition,  in  the  operations  around 
Cabul  in  December  1879,  and  in  the 
engagement  at  Charasiah  on  z^xAi.- 
April  1 880 ;  accompauiedSirFrederick 
Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar, 
and  was  present  at  the  reconnaie- 
sanceof  3isfcAugust  and  at  the  battle 
o'.'  Candahar  {Medal  with  three 
Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 
Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  18&1. 
Served  in  the  campaign  on  the 
North  West  Frontier  of  India  under 
Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-9S  with 
the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with 
the  I  St  Battalion  Gordon  High- 
landei's,  and  was  present  iu  the  en- 
gagement at  Dargai  on  the  i8th 
October  and  at  the  assault  of  the 
Dargai  Heights  on  the  zoth  October 
— severely  wounded  (mentioned  ia 
despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel^ 
Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


.  94  ;  Hon.  Jftijor,  22  Feb.  99, 


1  Vivian  Gordon 

2  Kenneth  Houe  Bruce 

I  Alexander  Theodure  Gordon.. 

Archibald  Craufurd 

George  Jamea  Gordon  Gerald  (.amine 

17  I  ."    Q,uarter  2f'i«ter)i.~i  Henry  Carlaw,^i  16  Aug.  84;  Hon.  Cuptain,  16  Aug 

9  1  ■-•  2  William  Anderson/- 31  Aug.  02  ;  ifoH.  XieH?. 

Jaraes  Ross,^*  20  Dec.  39  ;  J£o)i.  Cnptain  5  July  71. — lirfired  pay  {Depot], 
Facings  Yellow. — Apentg,  Messrs.  Holt  and  Co. 
lat  Battalion  finharleil  for  South  Africa,  9  Nov.  1899. 
2nd  Battalion  eo/barJced for  India/y   Sept.  i8q8;   to  South  Africa,  i>eiit.  iBgo. 

»  Sip  George  "WTiite  served  with  the  27th  Regiment  on  the  NorLh-West  Frontier  during  the  Indian  mutiny 
in  1857-59  (Modal).  Served  with  the  92nd  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1S79,  and  in  the  various  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1879, 
including  the  investment  of  Sherpore;  was  also  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  25th  April  1880; 
accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  reconnaissance  of  31S1; 
August  andat  the  battle  of  Candahar  (frequently  mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lr. Colonel,  CB.,  Victoria 
Cross,  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration) :  was  awarded  the  Y€  "  for  conspicuous  bravery  during 
the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879,  when,  finding  that  the  artillery  and  rifle  fire  failed  ta 
dislodge  the  enemy  from  a  fortified  hill  which  it  was  necessary  to  capture.  Major  White  led  an  attack  upon  it  in 
person.  Advancing  with  two  companies  of  his  regiment,  and  climbing  from  one  steep  ledge  to  another,  he  came 
upon  a  body  of  the  euemy,  strongly  posted,  and  outnumbering  his  force  by  about  8  to  i.  His  men  being  ranch 
exhausted,  and  immediate  action  being  necessary,  Major  White  took  a  rifle,  and,  going  on  by  himself,  shot  the 
lender  of  the  enemy.  This  act  so  intimidated  the  rest  that  they  fled  round  the  side  of  the  hill,  and  the  position 
was  won.  Again,  on  the  1st  September  iSSo,  at  the  battle  of  Caudahar,  Major  White,  in  leading  the  final  charge, 
under  a  heavy  fire  from  the  enemy,  who  held  a  strong  position  and  were  supported  by  two  guns,  rode  straight  up 
to  within  a  few  yards  of  them,  and,  seeing  the  guns,  dashed  forward  and  secured  one,  immediately  after  which 
the  enemy  retired."  Served  with  the  Nile  E.xpedttion  in  18S4-85,  duriucr  the  latter  part  of  the  time  as  Assistant 
Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese 
Expedition  in  1885-89  in  command  of  the  2nd  Infantry  Brigade  and  commanded  at  Mandalay  during  the 
insurrection;  commanded  the  Upper  Barmah  Field  Force  after  the  capture  of  Mandalay  (received  the  thanks 
of  the  Government  and  of  the  Commander  in  Chief  in  India,  promoted  Maior  General  for  distinguished  service 
in  the  field,  frequently  mentioned  in  despatches,  iTC-B.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Commanded  the  Zhob  Field 
Force  in  iS^o  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  and  Commander  in  Chief  in  India).  Served  in  the  South 
African  war  in  iSgQ-roo^  in  command  of  the  Natal  Field  Force,  and  successfally  conducted  the  defence  of  Laiy- 
smith  during  its  iuvestmeut  bv  the  Hoers  for  the  period  of  118  days,  until  i-elieved  by  the  force  under  Sir  Redvers 
BuUer. 

^  Major  Wright  served  with  the  92nd  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1079-80,  and  was  present  in  the 
encragement  at  Charasiah  on  6th  October  1S79,  with  the  Maidan  Expedition,  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in 
December  1S79,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  25th  April  1880;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in 
the  march  to  Caudahar,  and  was  present  at  the  reconnaissance  of  31st  August  and  at  the  battle  of  Cauaahar 
(Medal  with  three  Clasos,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi  (mentioned  m  despatches). 
Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S97-98  with  the  iirah 
Expeditionary  Force  -with  the  ist  Bnttahon  Gordon  Highlanders,  ami  was  present  in  the  enccagemeiitnt  Uargai  on 
i&thOctober  and  at  the  assault  of  the  Dargai  Heights  on  the  20th  Octobei— severely  wounded  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  th'i  Sou*^h  African  war  in  1^99-190^  with  a 
Corps  of  Volunteer  Su-etcher  B  arers,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ehindslaagte— severely  wounded. 

■J  Lt.Colonel  Burney  served  in  the  E.'yptian  war  of  1882  as  Adiutant  of  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Gordon  aigh- 
hiuders,  and  ws.3  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp.  5th  Class  or  thu  Mediidicj,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884,  and  was  present  in  the 
ensagemsnts  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion 
of  the  Gordon  Highlanders  and  with  the  River  Column  under  Major  General  Earie  (Clasp).  Served  m  the  UUitrai 
Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  ia  1895  with  the  ist  Battaliou  Girdou  Sighlauders.  including  the  storming 
or  the  Malakand  Pass— wouuded  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  ^'ITtii  West  frontier  01 
India  under  Sir  WilUam  Lockliart  in  1897-93  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  to  the  Malakand  Field  Force  ancl  to  tiie 
Buner  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  subsequently  in  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  lat  cat- 
tahon  Gordon  Highlanders  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  two  Claspa).  Served  in  the  South  Atrican  war  in  1699-1903— 
slightly  wounded.  .     ,,  ,   ,- 

»^  Major  Staunton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iSSo,  and  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  m  the  marca  10 
Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  recounaissance  of  31st  August  and  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  wj..n  i.iasp, 
and  Bronze  Decoration).    Served  in  the  Boer  warof  i3Si. 

•5  Major  Sinclair-Wemyss  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSr.  ^  ,    ,  iTphiV 

'5  Major  Hon.  F.  Gordon  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82.  and  was  present  at  the  battle  ^t  J^^)  -€  -t^euir 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) .  Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Y"*^' ,  ?,  mv",  and 
Adjutant  of  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Gordon  Highlanders,  and  v^as  present  m  the  engagements  ^%^:'f-'.^. 
Temai  (two  Clasps)  ;  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Soudan  in  18S9  including  the  engagement  at  iOi,ki  ^Ola3p^ 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-19W  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  Geu-nil  tor  fii'''^''\^''?^fVpi,:_  aiedal 

'•■'  Major  Macreadyserved  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-ei-Keoir  ^iiieuai 
with  Clasp,  and  Khediye's  Star).  ,     ,         . -r,  ^.  ,■       r-      i^«  xr,'rr>,iQTir'Pv«  nnd  was 

.    si  Major  Hunter-Blair  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlandeis,  aaa  waa 


341  The   Gordon  Tliqldanders. 

presentat  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Me  Jal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Stan;  also  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedi- 
tion in  18S4  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  enKapcments  at  El  Tel)  and  lemai 
two  Ciasps).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4-S5  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders  and  with  the 
River  Column  under  Maior  General  Earlef  Clasp).  „  ,    ,.  p  .1.     r^      ,       -o-   v 

"  Captain  Neish  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1SS4  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Gordon  High- 
landers, and  WHS  present  in  the  ensrapements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  b  Star). 
Serveil  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-S5  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Gordon  Highlanders  and  with  the  Biver 
Column  under  ^Major  General  Earle  (Clasp).  „     .   ,.         ^  ^i_     r^      i       -a-  x. 

=3  Major  Thomscn  served  in  the' expeiUtion  to  the  Soudan  m  1684  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Gordon  High- 
landers, and  was  present  in  the  engasements  at  El  ■J'eb  and  Temai  (Meilal  with  Clasp,  and  KheiUve  s  Star),  faerved 
mtheNilo  Expedition  in  1884-8^  with  the  ist  Battalion  ofthe  Gordon  Highlanders  (Clasp).  Served  mth  the 
Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  1st  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  including  the 
storming  ofthe  JIalakand  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  ^orth  West  Frontier  ot  India 
vmder  Sir  ^Villiam  Lockhart.  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  E.viieditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  High- 
Janders,  iind  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Dargai  on  the  i8th  October  and  at  the  assault  ot  the  Uargai 
Heights  on  the  20th  October,  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhauga  Passes,  and  the  operations  In  the 
Maidaii,  Waran.  and  Barn  Vallers  (two  Clasps).  ,,,n-        t      11,0— 

"  Captain  Haldnue  served  with  the  Wazi^istan  Field  Force  in  1804-95  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Sir  William  lj0ci£nar„. 
Commanding  the  Force  (Mc.liil  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95 
with  the  ist  Battali.-m  Gordon  Highlanders  iMcdal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  >ortti  uest 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionavy  Force  as  Deputy  Assistant 
Adiutant  General  Head  Quarters  Staff  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  bouth 
African  w  ar  in  1809-1900,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Elandslaagte— severely  wounded.  .  v     .  ■ 

"■  Captain  Uniacke  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wdliam  LocJhart  ui 
i8q7-q8  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionarv  Force  with  the  :st  Battnliou  Gordon  Highlanders,  and  was  present  .at  the 
engagement  at  Dargai  on  the  i8th' October  and  at  the  assault  of  the  Dargai  Heights  on  soth  October  (s  iglitly 
wounded),  at  the  capture  ofthe  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  the  operatuns  in  the  Maidan  and  Bara 

■Valleys  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ...        .  tj  t.„i 

2-  Cajjtain  Murray  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1893  with  the  ist  Battauon 
Gordon  Highlanders,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .,     .  .„  „  ,■ 

-»  Captain  Towsc  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  with  the  1st  Battalion 
Gordon  HiL'hlanders.  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  the  campaign 
on  tlie  North  West  Frontier  oflmlia  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1898  with  the  Tirah  ExpeditionaryForce  with 
the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders  (two.Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  ot  1S99-1900,  and  was  present 
with  the  Kimherlev  Relief  Force  at  the  engagement  at  Magersfontein— dangerously  wounded  (mentionea  m 
despatches  irCl  ;'wa8  awarded  the  Victoria  Cross  for  the  loUowing  service:— "On  the  nth  December,  1809,  at 
theaction  of  Magersfontein,  Captain  Towse  was  brought  to  notice  by  his  Commanding  OfBcer  for  his  gallantry 
jind  devotion  in  assisting  the  late  Colonel  Downman,  when  mortally  wounded,  in  the  retirement,  and  endeavour- 
ing, when  close  up  to  the  front  of  the  firing  line,  to  carry  Colonel  Downman  on  his  back;  but  BDdmg  this  not 
possible.  Captain  Towse  supported  him  till  joined  by  Colour-Sergeant  Nelson  and  Lance-Gcrpiral  Hodgson,  un 
the  will  April  19.30,  Captain  Towse,  with  twelve  men,  took  up  a  position  on  Jlonnt  Thaba,  far  away  irom 
support.  A  force  of  about  150  Boers  attempted  to  seize  the  same  plateau,  neither  patty  appearing  to  see  the 
other  until  they  were  but  kxj  yards  apart.  Some  of  the  Boers  then  got  within  40  yards  ot  Captain  lojvse  and  his 
party,  and  called  on  him  to  surrender.  He  at  once  caused  his  men  to  ojien  fira  and  remained  firing  himseii  until 
severely  wounded  (both  eves  shattered),  succeeding  in  driving  off  the  Boers.  The  gallantry  o?  this  Olhcer  in 
vigorously  attacking  the  enemy  (for  he  not  only  fired,  but  charged  forward)  saved  the  situation,  notwithbtanaing 
the  nnmerical  superioritv  of  t^e  Boers."  .  ^p^„„A^ 

'■'  (  aptaiii  Btichanan  sened  in  the  South  African  war  in  i8q9-:ooo,  and  was  present  111  the  engagement  at  tlands- 
laagtc— severely  wounded.     I  Sec  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual  .\rmy  List,'  p.  78')]. 

3"  Captain  Kerr  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Adjutant  of  the  ist 
Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  (mentioned  in  de8p.atches,iiAt(. 
and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  W  illiam  Locknart 
in  1807-08  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionarv  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the 
«nga^'emeut  at  Dargai  on  the  iSth  October  and  at  the  assault  of  the  Durgni  Heights  on  the  20th  October,  at  the 
cajiture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhauga  Passes,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  111  the  Maidan,  Waran,and  Baral 
"Vallevs  (two  Clasps).  ,         ,      , ,        .      „  ,     .  ,„„» 

31  Major  Campoell  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  as  Assistant 
Superintendent  of  Army  Signalling  3rd  Brigade  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Rebel  Force  under 
Sir  Robert  Lowm  iSos'withthe  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass 
(Meual  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-Q3  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionarv  Force  as  Adiutant  to  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  and  was  present 
at  the  engagement  at  Dargai  on  the  i8th  October  and  the  assault  of  the  Dargai  Heights  on  the  20th  October 
(mentioned  in  despatches),  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampacha  and  Arbflnga  Passes,  and  m  the  subseciuent  operations 
in  the  Maidan,  Warau.  and  Bara  Valleys  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  two  Clasps),  berved  m  tne 
South  .African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Brigade  Major.  .  -.v  .1,       .•■ 

3=  Captain  Greenhil'.-Gardyne  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  m  1895  with  the  isi 
Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3-  Captain  W.  E.  Gordon  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist 
Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  including  the  stormine  of  the  Malakand  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  the 
campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  ot  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary 
Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1 899-1900  with  the 
Kimherlev  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  action  at  Mager.sfontein— dangerously  wounded  (1  CI ;  w;as  awaraett 
the  Victoria  Cross  for  the  following  service  :— "On  July  it  1900  during  the  action  near  Leehoehoek  (or  Uoornhoscn 
Fontein),  near  Krugersdorp,  a  partv  ot  men,  accompanied  by  Captains  Younger  and  .Ulan,  having  succeeded  m 
dragging  an  artillery  wagon  under  cover  when  its  horses  were  unable  to  do  so  by  reason  of  the  heavy  and  accurate 
lire  of  the  enemy.  Captain  Gordon  called  for  volunteers  to  go  out  with  him  to  try  to  bring  in  one  of  the  guns.  He 
went  out  alone  to  the  nearest  gun  under  a  heavy  tire,  and  with  the  greatest  coolness  fastened  a  drag-rope  to  the  gun 
and  then  beckoned  to  the  men,  who  immediately  doubled  out  to  join  him  in  accordance  with  his  previous  in5ii'u'> 
tions.  While  moving  the  gun.  Captain  Younger  and  three  men  were  hit.  Seeing  that  further  attempts  would  only 
result  in  tuvther  casiia  ties.  Captain  Gordon  ordered  the  remainder  of  the  party  under  cover  of  the  kopje  again,  anil, 
having  seen  the  wounded  safelv  awav,  himself  retired.  Captain  Gordon's  conduct,  under  a  particularly  heavy  ana 
most  accurate  tire  at  onlv  it,:,  yards  range,  was  most  admirable,  and  his  manner  of  handling  his  men  most  masterly; 
his  devotion  on  every  occasion  that  his  battalion  has  been  under  tire  has  been  reiiiarkahle.' 

s»  Cnptiiin  Tytler  servcu  in  tne  .-ampaign  on  the  North  West  Fr"iitier  -f  Indii  under  Sir  \\  illiam  Lockhart  in 
1807-98  as  Briiade  Tr„iisp  irt  Officer  2nd  Briaadc  .Mohmiin.l  Field  Force,  afterwards  as  Briirad-i  .ransport  Othcer 
3ri  luicade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  iiiirl  siibseqiientlv  with  the  1st  Battiiiion  Gordon  Highlanders  m  tne 
operatins  in  the  Maidan,  Waiau,  and  Bara  Valleys  (Medal  with  two  CUsps).    Served  in  the  South  African  wai 

""I'nptain  Macnab  served  with  the  ChitrnI  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion 
•Gordon  Hi.'hlanuers,  including  ihestorming  of  the  Mahikiind  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

M  Major  A.  F.  Gordon  sei-ved  with  tlie  Chitrsl  Belief  Force  iimlcr  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  isc 
3iattaii"r  Gordon  Highlanders  (Medal  witli  Clnsi.).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  ■\\  e.st  J  rentier  ot  India 
under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  K-X])editiciiary  Force  mth  the  ist  Battahon  donloii  Mign- 
landers,  and  wa-<  present  in  the  en!.'aL'einent  at  Darirai  on  the  iSth  October,  at  the  assault  ol  the  Dargai  Heights 
on  the  20th  October  (mentioned  in  despatches),  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampauha  and  Arhauga  Passes  and  in  tne 
subsecineut  operations  in  the  Maidan,  Waran.  and  Bara  Vnlleys  (mentioned  111  dc-patches,  two  I  liisp»). 

3ti  Captain  .Vleiklejohn  served  with  the    Chitral  Relief  Force  under   Sir    Roljeri   Low    lu    1893  with   the    ist 


The  Gordon  Migldanders.  341a 

Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  including  the  storminc;  of  the  llalakand  Pass  (Medal  with  C'laani  Bei-ved  in  the 
campiiisn  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Tini'h  Exiieilitionarv- 
Force  with  the  ist  Biitlnlion  Gordon  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  engaifcmeiit  at  rnvcai  on  the  iSth 
October  and  at  the  assault  of  the  Dargai  Heights  on  the  20th  October— slightlv  wounded  (two  C!la"i)S)  Served  in 
the  South  African  war  in  iSqu-igc^o,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Elandslaagte— severely  wounded  (FiTl  and 
at  the  siejie  of  Ladysmith  ;  was  awarded  the  Victoria  Cross  for  the  following  service  :— "  At  the  battle  of  Elands- 
laagte  on  the  21st  October  1800,  after  the  main  Boer  position  had  been  captured,  some  men  of  the  Gordon  Hi"h. 
landers,  when  about  to  assault  a  kopje  in  advance,  we^-e  exposed  to  a  heavy  cross-fire  and,  having  lost  tlieir 
leaders,  commenced  to  waver.  Seeincr  this.  Captain  Meikleinhn  rushed  to  the  front  and  called  on  the  Gorilons 
to  follow  him.  By  his  conspicuous  bravery  and  fe.'irless  example,  he  rallied  the  men  and  led  them  a"ains[  the 
enemy's  posi'inn,  where  he  fell,  desperately  wounded  m  four  place*.'  He  also  took  part  in  the  defence  of  lilidysmith 

'"  t^aptain  DingwiiU  served  with  the  Chitrnl  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1805  with  the  ist  Battalion 
Gorrlon  Hiihlanders,  including  the  storminsof  the  Mnlakand  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  cumiiaign 
on  the  Noi-th  West  Fi-ontier  of  India  under  Sir  Williiim  Lockhart  in  iSg7-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force 
with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  engHgement  at  Dargai  on  the  iSth  October  and 
at  the  assault  of  the  Dargiii  Heights  on  the  20th  October  (severely  wounded),  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Maidnn, 
Wanin,  and  Bara  Valle\'S  (two  Clasps). 

»'  Captain  Cameron  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion 
Gordon  Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Serveil  in  the  camjiaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  nniler  Sir 
Williinn  Lockhart  in  1097-03  with  the  Tirnh  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  i.st  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders  and 
wii^  |. resent  in  the  engagement  at  Dargai  on  the  18th  October  and  at  the  assault  of  the  Dargai  Heights  on  tbVcoth 
Octwlier  (mentioned  in  desiiatchesl.  at  the  capture  of  the  Samjiaghii  and  Arhanga  Passes,  anil  hi'the  snbseciuend 
oiiin-ations  in  the  !Miii(lnn  Valle.v — se\-erel\'  wounded  (tw-o  Clasiis). 

"  Captain  Craufurd  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Forne  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1803  with  the  ist  Bat- 
talion Gordon  Highlanders,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp)^  Served  in  the  cam- 
])aign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WiUiair.  Lockhart  in  1S97-38  -ivith  the  Tirah  Exjieditionary 
i'orce  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  and  was  ju-esent  iu  the  engagement  at  Dargai  on  the  iStii 
October,  at  the  assault  of  the  Dai-gai  Heights  on  the  20th  October  (slightly  wountled),  at  the  capture  of  the  Sam- 
pngha  iinil  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  the  .subsequent  operations  in  the  Maida'n,Waran,  and  Bara  Vallevs  (two  Clasp.s). 

"  Major  I'aj-ne  served  in  the  Eg:i-ptiau  war  of  1882  with  the  1st  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  ami 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- Kebir  (.dedal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  in  the  Soudan 
Sxpedition  in  18S4  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  with  the  Mounted  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the  engage 
nients  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  ;th  Cla.ss  of  the  Medjidie,  two  Clasps).  Served  in  th  o 
Nile  Expedition  in  1884-83  in  command  of  a  company  01  Mounted  Infantry,  took  part  in  the  operations  of  th  e 
Desert  Column  under  Sir  Herbert  Stewart,  and  was  present  iu  the  actions  at  Abu  Klea  and  Abu  Km,  the 
reconnaissance  of  Metammeh,  and  the  engagement  at  Abu  Klea  Wells  on  the  17th  February  (mentioned  iu 
despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  two  Clasps). 

**  Caiitiiin  Simpson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  and  took  i)art  in  the 
operations  in  the  Maidan  and  Bara  A'alleys  (Medal  with  two  Clasjis). 

"'  Captain  .\llan  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  nn  Icr  Sir  William  Lockhart  iu 
1S97-98  with  the  Tirah  Exiieditionary  Force  with  the  1st  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  the  subsequeut  operations  in  the  Maidan  and  Waran 
Vallevs  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*'  Captain  Murray  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  El  Teb  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*^!  Captain  Douglas  Hamilton  served  with  the  Carabiniers  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S70-S0,  incluiling  the  aft'airat 
Ali  Boghan  under  Lt. Colonel  Fryer,  and  the  expeditions  into  the  Lnghman  Valley  and  against  the  Wuzeereo 
Khugianis  (Medal). 

^'^  Lieut.  Ingilby  served  iu  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  iu 
1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  1st  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*^  Lieut.  Clgston  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  wit'h  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders  (Meiial  with  Clasp). 

^^  Lieut.  Maclarcr.  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  A\'est  Frontier  of  India  uuder  Sir  William  liO'.^khart 
in  1S97-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■''  MajorCarlaw  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  t'lasp.  and  Khedive's  Star):  also  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in 
18S4  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai 
(two  Cla.sps).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expcilition  in  18S4-S5  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders  and  with  the 
River  Column  under  Major  General  Earle  (Clas])).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  nnder  Sir  Tlobort  Low 
in  188:5  with  the  1st  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  (Medal 
with  Clasn).  Served  iu  the  campaign  onihe  Nin'th  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  iu  i:v^7-9S 
with  the  Tirah  Expeditionar.^■  Force  ^vith  the  ist  Battalion  Gonlon  Highlanders  (honorary  rank  of  Major,  twa 
Clasps). 

■'-  Lie'it.  Anderson  served  in  the  .\.fghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  and  in 
the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1879 ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  iu  the  march  to  (.'andahar  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration),  Served  in  the  Boer  war 
of  18S1. 

^*  Caittain  Ross  serveil  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0,  and  w-as  present  in  the  engagement  of  Charasiah  on  the 
6th  October  I S79  and  the  subsequeut  pursuit  of  the  Afghans,  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabnl  in  Decembei- 
1S7Q  including  the  investment  of  Sberpore;  accomiianied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  in  the  Boer 
war  of  iSSi. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Higldanders— formerly  the  75f/i  (Stirlinr/slare  Ilegt.). 
Raised  in  Scotland  iu  1787,  and  proceeded  to  India,  17SS  (storming  of  Seringapatam).  To  Scotland,  iSj;.  To 
Ireland,  1810.  To  Phigland,  iSio.  To  .lersey,  iSii.  To  Sicily,  tSii.  To  Ionian  Islands,  1814.  To  Gibrahar,  1S21. 
To  England,  182:5.  To  Ireland,  1S24.  To  England,  1830.  To  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  1830.  To  England,  1843. 
To  Wales,  1S44!  To  Ireland,  1845.  To  India,  1849  (capture  of  Delhi  and  relief  of  Lucknow-  under  Sir  Colin 
f  Campbell).  To  England,  1862.  To  Ireland,  186S.  To  Gibraltar,  1S67.  To  Hong  Kong,  1868.  Half  the  Kegiuient 
to  Singapore,  i86q."  To  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope  and  Natal,  1870.  To  Ireland,  1S75.  To  the  Channel  Islands, 
1877.  To  England,  187S.  To  Malta,  i58i.  To  Egypt,  1882  (war  of  18S2,  including  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir,  and 
campaign  of  1884-S3).    To  Malta,  1883.    To  Ceylon,  188S. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Gordon  Hir/Uanders  (formerly  the  92nd  Regiment). 
Raised  in  1794,  and  proceeded  to  the  Mediterranean.  Gibraltar,  to  1793.  Corsica,  to  1706.  tiibraltar,  to  179S. 
England  and  Ireland,  to  1799.  Holland,  to  1700  (battle  of  Egmont-op-Zee).  England,  to  iSoc.  Minoreii,  Gibraltar 
and  Malta,  to  iSoi  (battle  of  Mandora).  Egypt,  to  1802  (received  the  badge  ot  "Egypt."  w-ith  the  Sphinx), 
Ireland,  Scotland,  and  England,  to  1S07.  [2nd  Battalion  raised  in  1S03.I  Denmark,  to  1807.  England,  to  180S. 
Spain,  England,  and  the  Netherlands,  to  iSog.  England,  to  1810.  Spain  and  Portugal,  to  1814  (battles  of 
Corunua,  Fuentes  d'Onor,  Almaraz,  Vittoria,  Pyrenees,  Nive,  and  Orthes).  12nd  Battalion  disbanded,  1814.I 
Ireland,  to  1S13.  Belgium  and  France,  to  1815  (battle  of  Waterloo).  Scotland  and  Ireland,  to  1S19.  J.-maica,  to 
1827.  Scotland  and  Ireland,  to  1S34.  Gibraltar  and  Malta,  to  1841.  Barbadoes,  to  1S44.  Scotlanu,  to  1810. 
Ireland,  to  1831.  Corfu,  to  1853.  Gibraltar,  to  1S55.  The  Crimea,  to  183C.  Gibraltar,  to  1S5S.  India,  to  1863. 
Eng!and,Scotland,  and  Ireland,  to  rS6S.  India,  to:58i  (battlesof  Charasiah,  Cabul,  andC  andahar).  South  Africa, 
to  i^SSi  (Roerwa,r).    England  and  Scotland,  to  18S5.    Channel  Islands,  to  1887.    Ireland,  to  iSS?. 


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The  Thistle  ensigned  with  the  Imperial  Crown.    "Egmoiti-op-Zbb  "    "Egypt"  (with  the  Sphinxl. 

D'Onor"    "  SiI,iMA.!,Ci"  '■  PIBENEES"  "  NlVELLH  "    "NiTE"  "ToULOUSE"  •'PENIKSCLA  ^^''"''k?,  .«T,mAr  ' 

^' Sevastopol"  "Ldcknow"  ••  Egypt.  1882  "  "Tel-el-Kebib  ""  ^II.E,  1S84-8S         Atdaka         Khabtoch. 
YTaisSer.  Colonel— Sir  Richard  Chamhre  Hayes  Taylor,"  XCiJ.,&i»;5«, II  Dec.  35;  i(.''29  Mar.  39  ;  C<ipty^z^M%.i,A^\ 
Major   S  Aug.  j4;  Lt.Ojloiiel,  12  Dec.  54;    Coloyiel,  21  May  5S;   Major  General, 
I  Oct. '77  ;  General,  1  Apr.  S3  ;  Colonel  Cameron  Highlanders,  o_Sept.  87^ 
Lieutenant'colonel.— -•  JamesMaitlandHunt,^£(.i2  Feb.  74 

Major,  I  Dec.  86;   Lt.Colouel.  3  Apr.  9'. 
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2  AdamScott-Ellioi," 

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p.s.c.   John  Spencer  Ewart^^   (Bt.Lt, ") 

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Argijll^SuthertantlJlii/hldrii.3otiov.g6i 

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Thomas  Souter,'*-  Eitf.t  Afriea  liiflei* 

Duncan  Fras.  Davidson,'^  lie^terrelDepot) 
Kenneth  Schlach  Baynes,"t  Iteaerce  \ 

(Depot)  > 

Captains. 
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/fon.  Andrew  David  Murray''^ 

2  Walter  Douglas  Ewart™  

2  Henry  Gordon  Wolrige-Gordon-'    

FredericAlex.MacFarlau,^/nrf.H«Mc) 
Seliuol  of  Mn»kelry,  Kith  rank  of- 
Miijor,  2y  Nov.  99 

I  Arthur  Frederick  Egcrton^s 
Francis  L.  Scott-Kerr,  Adit.  3rd  Bu.'i    ,    j„iy    3. 

Seymour  Spencer  Somerset  Clarke,**  >  ' 

Adjutant  I  Vol.  Battalion  1  Feb.  99...  J  ■         

Douglas  Lilburn  MacEwen 21  Dec. 

1  Alexander  Colin  M'Lean^'... ,    4  May 

.  '  2  James  Douglas  ^rLachlan-'    '  25  Mar,   gi 

.  1 1  John  Campbell  ,=' Adjutant  i  Feb.  98  ... 
.    2  Son.  Edward  Oliphant  Murray,  JWc  ) 

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,  '2  Arthur Chancellor-s 

.    2  Cecil  Mitchell  Innes  

.  I    Angus  Cameron,  .B^.v;>r/a;i  .^ir<-jy 

,.  1 3  I,awrence  Oliphant  Gramme,  Adjutant  ) 

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George  Cecil  Minett  Sorel-Cameron,^^  )  - 

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1  Arthur  David  Nicholson^^  i  21  Oct. 

John  Alder  Bui-don,^*  Asahtant  Seal'  > 

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2  Percy  Thomas  Charles  Baird  [Drpot)  ... 

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I  ifon.  Alfred  Henry  Maitland  i 1  27  June 

I  Ernest  Craig^  Bro\\'n  20  Feb. 

I  William  Muri-ay  Stewart^*   '  2S  Sept.  95 

1                           Lieutenants.  I 

i    St.  Clair  Maling    Grant  MacEwen,^^) 
!  serving  with  fhr  Egyptian  Army V  , 

I  DouglasXathaniel  CarietouCapelMiers*** 

I  Moif.  Ralph  Alexander  Campbell*''  I    9  Dec. 

I  James  Walter  Sandilands*^'    ]  24  Mar. 

I  Stuart  Hay '  15  May 

1  Alexander  Home  *^  I  15  May 

2  George  Ireland  Fraser*^     '    6  Apr, 

Percy  William  Xorman  Fraser,*^  Aide  1  I 

de    Camp   to   Major   General   £.   M.  .  < 
Mamiltout  9.6  Apr.  00    3 

2  Harry  Tailyour  Lumsden 

2  5tV  George  Duff  Sutherland  Dunbar,  .B/, 

li  Alexander  Duncan  Macpherson 7  Sept.  gS 

ii  Charles  Glen  Collins 14  Sept.  98 

[2  Da\'id  Edw.  Maitland  Makgill  Crichton  14  Sept. 

Ii  Alexander  Brown  Robertson     4  Jan. 

'2  Philip  Mitford       4  Jan. 

2  AVillium  HewM'Cowau      4  Jan. 

1  William  .lorie  Shand      4  Jan. 

2  Robert  Campoell S  Mar. 

I  John  Arthur  Orr 11  Feb. 

Second  LiBUirxAXTS. 
::  Claude  Henry  Campbell   11  Feb, 


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Yeanser.j  2"7ie   Quesn's  Own  Cameron  Highlanders.  ia% 


FuU    Hall 


!^l     .T.-  ,..,.^^.'',°L°,^i™^„"„l'''7!; :_,..  -     ^--^i-^-^i:!'     •;Captaint.l,eUo7.A.S.A  Hore-nuthve„Bcrvea 

17  Mav    Qo      ^°^  campaign  m  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert 

■      yyiKitchener  in  1S98,  and  was  present  at  the  capture 

26  July    99  of  Gedarif  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of 


UC  Hon.  Alexander  Gore  Arkwrig'ht  > 

I        Hore-Ruthven,*"  Epypfian  Anuy > 

'2  John  Robert  Campbell  Heathcote 

I     Reginald  Baird  Tvott^VySpecialSeroice, ') 

1  South  Africa  ^ 

2  Garden  Beaucham]i  DuS* 

I  Alastair  Hugh  ilacintosh 

.2  Allan  George  Cameron   

Harry  Montague  V"au!,'haa  Barron 


Q  Aue-     on*^'*^  Osmnnieh.  Y€,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive'3 
y       ft-   yy[Me,]al  with  Clasp) ;    was    awarded    the   Victoria 


16  Aug.  99jCross  for  the  following  sei-vice  :— "  On  the  22nd 
27  Sept.  99  Septembei     1S98,    during  the    action   of   Gedarif, 

4  Oct.    ggjCaptain     Hore-Huthven,     seeing     an      Egyptian 
,5  Dec.    99, officer   lying  wounded    within   >o    yards    of   the 

I  i^rrf  James  Thomas  Stewart-Murray  ...1    3  Jan.    00  advancing  Dervishes,  who  were  firino-  and  charg- 
'      j^a  Mitchell  Dougall,/w^;f,-i«/J?fy;rf-)  |        ,,        ^ing,  picked  him    up  and  carried  him'towardd  the 

'^"^"t'^f  ^r^'    V"^-^ •*  "^[loth  Egyptian  Battalion.  He  dropped  the  wounded 

zThos.Wdfred  Hargreaves  John  Erskmel  18  Apr.   00  officer  two   or    three    times,  and  fired  upon   the 
"  "'^'•^^"'^  «""^>'  18  Apr.   00  Dervishes,   who    were   following,  to  check  their 

18  Apr.  00, advance.  Had  the  officer  been  left  where  he 
18  Apr.   00  first  dropped,  he  must  have  been  killed.." 

5  May  ooi  *^*  Captain  Yeadon  served  iu  the  campaign  in  the 
26  May  oo'Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and 
14  July  00  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khar- 
II  Aug.  00  toum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  ffranted  the  honor- 
II  Aug.  00  ary  rankot  Captain,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's 


2  Herbert  Smith 

2  La^vience  Edgar  M'Conaghey 

I  Charlie  Lionel  Patton-Bethune 

1  Francis  M'Ewen  Mitchell , 

2  Ewen  James  Brodie   

1  David  M'Leod , 

2  Charles  Christopher  Grieve 

I    George  Julian  Selwvn  Scovell..,  .^.  _^        ^ 

'     James  Sutherland  Mackay  Matheson...:  17  OctT     oc.' Medal  with  two  ciasps), 

4      ...    Qiiarfer  l£a9ters.—2  John  Cameron,  26  Apr.  97  ;  Hon,  Lieut, 

3  I  ...  1  Alexander  Preston  Yeadon,-*^  9  Mar.  gS  ;  Hon.  Cjptahi,  16  Nov.  ^3, 

Facings  Blue. — Agents,  Messrs.  Holt  and  Co. 
xst  Battalion  embarked  for  Malta,  2=;  Feb.  1892  ;  to  South  Africa,  3  March  1900. 
2ud  Battalion  embarked  for  Gibraltar,  20  Sept.  1899. 

•  Sir  Richard  Taylor  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  (save  the  interval  between  9th  Feb.  and  t5th 
June  1S55)  with  the  79th  Highlanders,  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Balaklava,  and  full  siege  of  Sebastopol 
<Medal  with  three  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Commanded  the  79tb  Highlanders  from 
Feb.  to  ir.th  Nov.  1858  in  the  Indian  campaign,  including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and'commanded  a 
Brigade  in  Oude  from  Nov.  1858  to  Jan.  1S59  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Brevet  of  Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Lt. Colonel  Hunt  served  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  throughout  the  Eg^'ptian  warof  18S2,  and  was  present  at 
the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  [mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie 
and  Khedive's  Star):  also  sorveil  throutirhout  the  Nile  Expedition  in  13S4-S5  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  (Clasni! 
Served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1SS5-86  with  the  Camerou'^Highlauders  and 
■was  nresent  at  Kosheh  during:  its  investment  and  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss. 

■*  Lt. Colonel  AVatson-Kennedy  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Black  Watch  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i832  as  Re<'i- 
mental  Transport  Officer,  and  waS' present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan  E.'cpedition  in  1SS4  as  Transport  Officer  isi:  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with, 
the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Black  Watch,  cook  part  with  the  River  Column  under  Major  General  Eai-le,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Kirbekan— severely  wounded  (two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  campaio:n  in  the' Soudan 
under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  with  the  ist  Battalion  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  l)attles 
oftheAtbara  (mentioned  in  despatches )  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  British 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"  Ma.jor  Hacket  Thompson  served  as  Transport  Officer  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  throughout  the  Egyp- 
tian wnr  of  i8S2,and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star}.  Served 
throughout  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was 
present  at  Kosheh  during  its  investment  (wounded)  and  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss.  Ser\'ed  in  the  campaign  in 
the  Snudaii  umler  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum 
(mentioned  in  desi)atches,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

9  Major  Malcolm  served  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kehir— twice  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  throughout  the  Nile 
Expedition  in  1SS4-S5  on  special  service  as  Staff  Captain  with  the  whaler  boats  (Clasp), 

^^  Major  Scott-Eliiot  served  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  pre- 
pentat  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  throughout  the  Nile  Expeditiou 
in  1SS1-S5  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  (Clasp).  Served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Fielr* 
Force  in  1885-86  in  command  of  the  Cameron  Division  of  the  British  Camel  Corps,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ment at  Giniss. 

1-  Major  Cavaye  served  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  iSS?,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)  ;  also  served  throughout  the  Nile  Expedition  iu 
1854-85  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in, 
i£35-S6  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  Kosheh  during  its  investment  and  in  the  engagement 
at  Giniss. 

^^  Lt. Colonel  Ewart  served  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  thi-oughout  the  Egj'ptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  throughout  the  Nile 
Expedition  in  1S84-85  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  (Clasp).  Served  throughout  the  oi)erations  of  the  Soudan 
I-'runtier  Field  Force  in  18S5-86  as  Adjutant  of  the  Cameron  Highlanders,  was  StaC  Officer  at  Kosheh  during  its 
investment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (mentioned  in  despatches,  dth  Class  of  the  Medjiiiie). 
iServed  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S98  with  the  ist  Lattalion  Cameron 
Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  British 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  as  Atisistant  AdjutJint 
General. 

^*  Major  Riach  served  throughout  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-S6  with 
the  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  Kosheh  during  its  investment,  at  the  reconnaissance  on  the  16th 
December,  and  was  Staff  Officer  at  Kosheh  Fort  during  the  engagement  at  Giniss. 

1^  Lt.Colonel  M*Kerrell  served  throughout  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-S5  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  (Medal 
withClasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Fitld  Force  in  1SS5-86 
with  the  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  Kosheh  during  its  investment,  at  the  reconnaissanceon  the 
i6th  December,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss.  Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir 
Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S96  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal);  in  the  operations-  in  1807  (Clasp  to 
Khedive's  Medal);  and  in  the  campaign  in  iSqS.  including  the  reoccapation  of  Kassala.  and  the  cajiture  and 
defence  of  Gedaref  in  command  of  the  i6th  Battalion  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Clasp  to 
Khedive's  Medal). 

-*^  Major  Souter  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Cjtmeron  Highlanders,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Lieutenant  into  the  Blacs  Watch 
for  distiuguished  service.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-15 
with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Black  Watch,  and  took  part  with  the  River  Column  under  Major  General  Earle, 
including  the  engagement  at  Kirkeban  (two  Clasps). 

1"  Major  Davidson  served  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  throughout  the  Nile  Expedition 


343^  ^^^    Qi'^Gen's    Oivn    Cameron  HigldwiKlers. 

in  1384-85  with  tbe  Cameron  Hifrhlantlers  ;C'lasp).  Served  tlirou{?liout  the  operations  of  the  SouUau  Frontier 
Field  Force  in  1885-86  wich  the  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  ai  Ko.sheh  duhn_^  itJ^  investment  at  the 
reconnaissance  on  the  16th  December,  and  in  the  en','agemeut  ni  Ginis.s. 

I'tMajur  Bajne-i  served  as  Adjutant  of  the  Cameron  Highlanders  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1082,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tol-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Cla^p,  and  Khelive's  Star).  Served  with  the  expedition  to 
the  Soudan  in  1884  a^  Assistant  Mibtary  Kecretary  to  Sir  Gerald  Graham,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
El  Teb  and  Temai  (broaght  home  the  despatches,  mentioned  in  despatclies.  Brevet  of  Major,  two  Clasps).  Served 
with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4  8-  as  Adjutant  of  the  Cameron  Highlanders  and  Station  Stutl"  Otticer  at  Koroske 
(ClasDl  :  also  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Eastern  Soudan  in  1SS5  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter 
Master  General,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Clasp). 

1^  Captain  Douglas  Hamilton  served  during  the  latter  part  of  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1885  with  the  Cameron  High- 
landers (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field 
force  in  18S5-S6  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  Kosheh  during  its  investment  and  in  tho 
engagement  at  Giniss. 

1^  Major  Hon.  A.  D.  Mui-ray  served  dunngthc  latter  part  of  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1885  with  the  Cameron 
Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier 
Field  Force  in  1885-86  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  Kosheh  during  its  investment  and  in  the 
engagement  at  Giniss.  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  tho 
ist  Battalion  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Athara  (inentione<l  in  despatches)  and 
Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  September  and  October  (mentioned  in 
de-^patches,  Brevet  of  Major,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

20  Cai)tain  Ewart  served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Sondan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  with  the 
Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  Kosheh  during  its  investment  and  m  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

21  Cai>taiu  Wolrige-Gordon  served  throughout  the  operations  of  tho  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  m  1885-86  with, 
the  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  waspresent  at  Kosheh  during  it  s  investment  and  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss(Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

22  Major  MacFarlan  served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  with  the 
Cameron  Hichlanders,  and  was  present  at  Kosheh  during  its  investment,  at  the  reconnaissance  on  the  i6tb 
December,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan 
under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist  Battalion  Cameron  Highlandex-s,  and  was  present  at  the 
battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatclies)  and  in  the  subsequent  opei-ations  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjitlie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

2^  Captain  Egerton  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist 
Battalion  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (British  Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).    Serve<l  in  the  South  African  war  in  1399-1900. 

2*  Captain  Clarke  served  in  \he  campaign  in  the  Souilan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189B  with  the  isb 
Battalion  Cameron  Hiiihlanders.  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  Atbara  and  Khartoum— wounded  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

2*^  Captain  M'Lean  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbeit  Kitchener  in  iSgS  with  the  ist  Bat- 
talion Cameron  HiL'lilanders,  and  was  present  ai  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-•  Captain  M'Lachlan  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist 
Battalion  Camercn  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
with  Clasp). 

="  Major  J.  Campbell  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSgS  as  Adjutant  to 
the  ist  Battalion  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbani  (mentioned  in  despatches) 
and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  British  Meihtl,  and  KliciUve's  Medal  ^\ith  two  Clasps). 

29  Cajjtain  Chancellor  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  zBgS,  and  was  present  at 
the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (Britisli  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*•  Captain  H.  R.  Bro^^"n  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  iSt 
Battalion  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
with  Clasp). 

^1  Captain  N.  J.  G.  Cameron  sei'\'ed  in  the  camimign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  with  the 
ist  Battalion  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  ]»resent  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbani  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^'  Captain  Sorel-Cameron  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8g3  with  the  1st 
Battalion  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^  Captain  Nicholson  ser\ed  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist Bat- 
talion Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
British  Medal,  and  KhefUve's  Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

^*  Major  Burdon  served  in  the  Niger  Soudan  campaign  under  Major  Arnold  in  1897,  including  the  expe- 
ditions to  Egbon,  Bida,  and  Oorin  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Commanded  the  Royal  Niger 
Con.'itabulary  during  the  operations  in  the  Niger  Territories,  in  1897-98,  including  the  expedition  to  Lapia  (men- 
tioned in  des])atches,  Brevet  of  Maior). 

^  Captain  Adlereron  ser\-ed  in  the  campaign  in  the  Souilan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist  Bat- 
talion Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Athani  and  Khartoum  and  in  the  subsequent 
operations  in  September  and  October  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Britisli  Merlal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two 
Clasps).  . 

^  Captain  Stewart  ser^-ed  in  the  camiiaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189R  with  the  ist  Bat-l 
talion  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  the  Atbani  (British  Methil,  and  Khedive's  Meda. 
with  (_'lasp). 

^5  Lieut.  MacEwen  sen'ed  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  ist  Bat- 
talion Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*•>  Captain  N.  J.  G.  Cameron  sen-ed  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present  at  the 
battles  of  the  Atbaiu  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  \^-ith  t\vo 
Clasps). 

^  Lieut.  Miers  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  T898  with  the  ist  Battalion. 
Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battle uf  the  Atbara  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Cla^p)- 

*i  Lieut.  Hon.  R.  A.  Campltell  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S9S  with 
the  ist  Battalion  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  ju-esent  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (Britisli  Medal,  and  Khedive's 
Methil  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i8qq-iooo  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  H.  E.  Colvile. 

■*-  Lieut.  Sandilands  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S98  v.ith  the  iSt 
Battalion  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbaiu  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches, British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Metlal  with  t^vo  Clasps). 

«  Lieut.  Home  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  1st  Battalion 
Cameron  Higldanders,  and  waspresent  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbani  and  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  KhecUve's 
Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

■*^  Lieut.  G.  I.  Fraser  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sii-  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  iSt 
Battalion  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Metbil,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
\vith  Clasp). 

«  Lieut.  P.  ^y.  N.  Fraser  served  in  the  campaigu  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S98  (British 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal). 

[For  the  Record  of  Ihe  Services  of  the  isf  Battalion  C.im^von  Highlanders,  $ee  p.  345. 


ist  Batt .  Fort  William.Bengal.") 
2nd  Bntt.,  South  Africa.  J 


The  Royal  Irish  Rifles.  344 

Formerhj  the  S^nZ  [Coiintij  Dublin)  mid  lite,    r         SS'^^ 
86th  {Royal  County  Doion)  Regiments.  Regimental  Dhtrict 

(The  3rd,  4tli,  5th,  and  6th  Battalions  are  formed  of  theL  BELFAST. 

North  Down,  the  Antrim,  the  South  Down,  and  the  Louth  Militia  respectively.) 
The  Harp  and  Crown.     ''  Quinseparahit?"    "  India"  "  Egypt"  (withthe  Sphinx).     "Capb  or  Good  Hope,  iSo6  " 
"Bouebon"  "Talavera"  "  BusACo"  "  Fukntesd'Onor'*  '*Ciudad  Rodrigo  *"'Badajoz""  Salamanca" 

"Vittoria"  "Nivelle"  "Orthes"  **Todlouse"  "Peninsula"  "  Central  India." 

Wilmot  Heni-y  Bradford/ ^wit/^n,  P24  May  33:    Lt.  ^26  Aug,  36;    Capt.  P27  Aug.  41 ;    Major, 
51 ;  Lt. Colonel,  29  Dec.  54  ;  Colonel,  29  Dec.  59;  Major  General,  6  Mar.  68  j  Lt.Geyieral,  i  Oct.  77; 
I  July  Si  ;  Colonel  Irish  Rifles,  24  May  86. 

p.s.c.  BeojamiD  Reddie  Hawes,^  Special  Sercic?,  Sotdh  Africa;  Lt.  20  Nov.  75; 


Zears'  Ser.jColonel. 
I'SAvi! 
General 
Lieutenant  Colonels. 


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Capt.  1  Apr.  35  ;  Majur,  6  Sept. "92  ;  Lt. Colonel,  17  Feb.  00. 

Arthur  Thomas  Swaine,  Lieut.  17  May  76 ;  Capt.  jq  July  S2 ;  Maior^  iS  Apr.  92  ; 


LtColonel,  28  Oct.  00. 


Majors. 


Henry  James  Setou,''2»ti  in  Command\ 

28  Oct.  g6  f 

Frederick  John  Tobin,^  2nd  in  Conu  j 

mand  28  Oct.  00 i 

?>.«.c.  Walter  Adye,-^  C^.^.  General,}  _ 

War  Office,  1  July  00 /I  30  Jan. 

John  Southwell  Brown*i   j     i  May 

Edward  Allen"? 13  Aug. 

Her])ert  Loftus  Welmau«   j  22  Jan*. 

p.s.c.  William  Evelyn  O'Leary^ '  22  Jan 

William  John  M'\Vhinuie,io  D.A.A.  )  j        ^  . 

General,  Poo»rt,  22  Apr.  98      j|   ^9^60. 


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I  Captains. 

2  Archibald  Claude  Douglas  Speuceri^  .. 
j     FitzKoy    Edmond     Penn    Curzon.is  > 

J  Special  Service,  South  Africa ) 

Harold     Martin     Cliff,    Adjutant    6) 
Battalion  21  Jan.  97 ^ 

1  Henry  John  Morphy.l^  South  Africa 
i     Kennedy      Bere«ford,      Adjutant 
j        Battalion  i  Feb.  97 

2  Fred.  John  Hamilton  BelU^  

I     Charles    Edward    Ramsey    Harvey,  > 

D.A.A.G.forMn»k.Quetta,i()A.]iV.OQS 

■2  Godfrey  Warbiirton  MasseyltJ 

p.n.c.  Theodore  Stephen  Fox-Strang- ) 

ways.l"  Station  Staff  Officer,  Natal 
George  Brenton  Laurie,  Adjutant 
Vol.  Bn.  Devon  Regt,  6  Oct.  96    .., 
T  Arthur  Joseuh  Berkeley  Addison... 

1  Henry  F.  Rushworth  Despard{JDf;;o() 
Thomas  Carson,  Adjt.  5  Bn.  22  Feb.  00 

2  Arthur  Robinson  Kay  Hall-O 

Arthur  Vavasour  Weir'*'  

Arthur    Hoskyns     Festing,^'     DSO.  f 

Special  Service,  South  Africa S 

Louis  Hemington  Noblett,  Company  ) 
Commander  Colonel  Lniniidea'sCorpn S 

I  Brabazon  Hubert  Maine  Fox 

Vincent  Joseph  Kelly-- 

I  Philip  George  Wright  Eckford    

1  Edgar  Jessopp  Chriscie-i(J    

2  Osbert  Clinton  Baker--*  ...  

2  Deggo.Wilmot-Sitwell.'-i^  Adjutant  3) 

Feb.  96  S 

2  Edward  Chaloner  Bradford'^ 

I  Hugh  Gerald  Brenani*! 

:>  Herbert  Alexander  KennedyitJ 


Lieutenants. 
2  Henry  Coram  Wright-0    .. 
2  Charles  Rodney  Spedding 


23  April  St      1  July 
13  Aug.   79      I  July 

10  Mar. 

I  12  May 

12  May 
25  Aug. 
25  Aug. 
6  Feb. 
14  May 


2  Sept. 
25  Aug. 
5  Feb.  87  18  Jily 
i6  Nov.  87  21  Nov. 
16  Nov.  87  16  Mar, 
16  Nov.  87  '  ' 
II  Feb.    88 


Richd.  Algernon CraigieDauut,"^iJ/«t- ) 
sional  Signhig. Officer,  8. Africa  F.F.y 

2  James  William  Alston  i** 

I  Harry  Lawrence  Low^O   

I  Harold  Richard  Charley 

I  Louis  Charles  Sprague 

1  Charles  Carrol   Macuamara,   Adju-  \ 

tant  I  Jan.  00 y 

2  Reginald  Walter  Morton  Stevensi-J 

I  Richard  Lionel  Hughes  Hallett  

I  Alexander  Graham  Forbes  

I  Bertram  Allgood  

I  Robert  Henry  Seymour  Dashwood  ... 

1  Ernest  George  Dunn  

2  Ernest  Howie  SaunderfeSi 

2  Adrian  Francis   Theodore  Hughes-'^^... 

I  Charles  Stewart  Dixon   ; 

1  Lennox  George  Brydges  Rodney-iO I 

I  Eric  William  Celestiu  Monro    

Talbot  Neville  Fawsett  Davenport-7...' 
I  Chas.  Lyudhurst  Willoughby  AVallace 

I  Andrew  Samuel  Kirkwood  ' 

I  John  Colthurst  Bowen-Colthurst  i 

I  William  Mortimer  Lanvon ' 


22  Aug. 

8  Dec. 

8  Dec. 

9  Nov.    -y 
2j  Mar.   89 

I  Mar.    90 

28  June    go 

29  Oct.  90 
17  Jan.  91 
25  July     gr 


3  July 
3  July 

1  Oct. 

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;j  iS  July 

20  Nov. 
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18  Nov. 

27  July 

2  Sept. 
5  Jan. 
2  Mar. 


12  Mar. 
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7  Mar.    941 

ID  Oct.       Q4 

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28  Sept.  95 

7  Dec.    95 

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6  Oct. 

I  Feb. 

3  Feb. 
27  Apr. 

13  Nov. 
27  Nov. 

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3  Aug. 
3  A.ug, 

3  Aug. 
10  Aug. 

14  Sept. 
iS  Jan. 
24  Feb. 
24  Feb. 
24  Feb. 
24  Feb. 
24  Feb. 

4  Mar. 
4  Apr. 
4  Apr. 

20  Aug. 


5  April  82 
[  Apr.    S3 

\  Nov.    84 

5  Apr.  85 

)  Aug.  85 

1  Jan.  87 
28  May  S? 

25  Oct.     87 

31  Dec.    S 

14  Nov.  8: 

21  Nov.    8 

3  Aug.   8. 

4  Sept.  Si 
4  Sept.  S9 
4  Sept.  Sq 

2  Mar.  93 

1  July    9:; 

20  Nov.   9 

20  Feb.    95 

2  Sept.  95 

21  Jan.    97 

1  Feb.    97 

3  Feb.    97 

15  Jan.    08 

15  Jan.    98 

25  Mar.  98 

2  Apr.  gS 

22  Feb.  00 
24  Feb.  00 
24  Feb.  00 

24  Feb.    00 

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2  July   go 
10  Jan.    93 

2  Mar,    93 

4  June  94 

2  Sept.  05 

25  Nov.   96 

30  Aug,   99 

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The  lioyal  Irish  Rifles. 


Second  Libutenants. 

Arthur  John  Biscoe 

Percy  Guy  Wolfe  Maynard'^o 

Trevor  Ll'oyd  Blunrlen  SoutryS* 

Crais  Nelsoni'j    

Charles  Henry  Lalanne  Cinnamondl" 

Robert  Callwell  Wilson   •■■ 

2  William  James  Norman  Cooke-Collis23 

2  Henry  Rusaell  Goodmanio    

2  Pamnel  FoUett  BristowW    

2  Willium  Eastwoonl"     

2  Alexander  Stewart'c    

2  Charles  Arthur  Tisdall    

2  Cecil  Morgan  Ley  Becher,  Imperial'} 
Eepv^entative  Coyp^ S 

Lionel  Pilkington 

William  M'Cullochi''    

I  Horace  Ash  Gaussen    

Leslie  George  de  Rune  Barclayis 


2ND  LIEUT. 


12  Aug.  99 

i8  Oct.  9? 

i8  Oct.  99 

15  Nov.  99 

15  Nov.  99 

24  Jan.  00 

24  Feb.  00 

7  Mar.  00 

4  Apr.  00 

18  Apr.  00 
21  Apr.  00 
21  Apr.  00 

21  Apr.  00 

21  Apr.  00 

19  May  00 
23  Atay 


_, .-.  -^ ..  iq  Sept.  00 

Qiiarter  Magters.—2  John  Dwyer,!"  23  Jan.  92  ;  Jlon.  Lieut. 

1  George  Thomas  Drage,  13  Apr.  9S ;  JIan.  Lieut. 

Facings  Dark  Greea. — ^;jen*«, Messrs. CoxandCo. 
IS?  Battalion  emijarlc-edfor  South  Africa,  23  Apr.  1897.     2nd  Battalion  embarked  for  South  Africa,  26  Oct.  1899. 

»  General  Bradford  served  \n  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854,  and  up  to  9th  Feb.  1855  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle 
Brigade,  including  the  battle  of  Alma  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  Turkish  Medal,  and  5th 
Class  of  the  Medjidie).  .       „„    „        .,,     ,,  ,  t,  .»  ,.       t,       ,    a, 

2  Lt.Colonel  Hawes  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-89  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Munater 
Fusihers  (Medal  with  two  Claspsj.  ,t   j-    •      ■>        o     -n.  »i     m     i  •  i.-  u  i:. 

3  Major  Setoii  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  2nd  in  Command  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal 
Irish  Rifles,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Stormberg—  angerously  wounded. 

i  Major  Tobin  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  23rd  Bombay  Native  Infantry,  and  was  present  in 
a  skirmish  at  Sinnri,  near  Spitungi,  South  Afghanistan  (severely  wouniled),  and  in  an  affair  with  the  JIanis  in  the 
Knochali  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches,  and  received  the  commendations  of  the  Government  and  the  Commander 
in  Chief  in  India  Medal).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal 
Irish  Rifles  from  April  1900,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  under  Major  General  Hart  for  the  relief  of  Wepener, 
including  the  engagement  at  Bosman's  Kop  ;  subsequently  commanded  a  small  flying  column  in  the  Bnltfontein 

5  Major  Adye  served  in  the  Afghan  warin  iS79-8o,tookpart  in  the  defence  of  Candahar,  and  was  present  in 
the  sortie  of  Deh  Khojah  and  at  the  battle  of  Casilahar  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Boer  warin  1881. 

(i  Major  J  S  Brown  served  in  the  Alghan  war  in  i83o,  and  took  part  in  the  march  from  Quetta  to  the  relief  of 
Candahar  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with  the  Natal  Field  Force.  ,,.,„■„ 

'  Major  Allen  served  in  the  South  African  war  m  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Rifles,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Stomiberg  ;  subsequently  commanded  the  Battalion  until  the  end  of  March  1900;  was 
present  in  the  advance  under  Major  General  Gatacre  to  Bethulie,  in  the  operations  under  Major  General  Hart  for 
the  relief  of  Wepener  including  the  engagement  at  Bosman's  Kop,  and  at  the  relief  of  Ladybrand ;  afterwards 
served  as  Staff  Officer  to  Colonel  White's  Column  in  the  Orange  River  Colony. ,  .      ,      ^     ^^    _  .  .       „ 

8  Major  Welman  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  m  1899- 
1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Roval  Irish  Rifles,  and  was  present  in  theeugagement  at  Stormberg— severely  wounded. 

!)  Major  O'Leary  served  'with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896, 
includi'uc  the  ent^agemenl  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Haflr  (4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  British  Medal,  and 
Khedive"s  Medal  with  two  Clasps) ;  and  in  the  operations  in  1897-98  (3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie). 

1"  Major  M' Whinnie  served  in  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  Dec.  i833,  including  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah 
(Medal' with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900 
with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Rifles,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Reddersberg. 

12  Captain  Spencer  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royallrish  Rifles,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Reddersburg.  ,„.„  ^t-ii,  -onj 

"  Captain  Curzon  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Captain  Morphy  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Rifles,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Stormberg  and  in  the  operations  under  Major-General  Hart  for  the  relief  of 
Wepener,  including  the  engagement  at  Bosman's  Kop.  ,  ■,  -d  ii  ,-      „       ,  x  ■  , 

15  Captain  Bell  and  Lieut.  Stevens  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Irish 
Rifles,  and  were  preseiit  in  the  engagement  at_^ Stormberg— severely  wounded. 

16  Captaf      "  ,  ,.  -.      ......^    »i„* 

Eastwood, 

1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Rifles. 

i»  Captain  Fox-Strangways  served  in  the  operations  in  the 
Gemaizah  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,„3  ,^         jr-ii^  j  -.-»,. 

20  Captains  Hall,  Weir,  and  Christie,  Lieuts.  Wright  and  Rodney,  and  Second  Lieut.  Maynard  served  m  the 
South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  and  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Rifles,  and  were  present  in  the  engagement  at 

21  MaiorFesting  served  in  the  Niger  Soudan  campaign  under  Major  Arnold  in  1S97  as  Adjutant  to  the  force, 
including  the  exiieditions  to  Egbon,  Bida,  and  Ilorin  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with 
Clasp) ;  also  served  in  the  operations  on  the  Niger  in  1896-98,  including  the  expeditions  to  Lnpia  and  Argeyah 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  il.S'O.  and  Clasp).  -,  „  »>  i-        -a       1  t  •  1  ,,-« 

22  Captain  Kelly  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-190.3  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Rifles,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Stormberg  and  Reddersberg— twice  wounded.  .,      ,     „       , 

23  Captain  Baker  and  Second  Lieut.  Cooke-Collis  served  in  the  South  African  war  m  1899-1900  with  the  Royal 
Irish  Rifles  Mounted  Infantry.  .  .,■   .     .        -,  ,3  ..  i-       t,       ,  t  ■, 

2*  Captain  Wilmot-Sitwell  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1E99-1000  as  Adjutant  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Irish 
Rifles,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Stormberg.  .  ,    ^^  ;,  t>  »»  ,-       „       ,  t  ■  ,   ^-^ 

2i  Captain  Bradford  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Koyal  Irish  Rifles,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Reddersburg— wounded.  _  -.u  »u     t,       1  t  ■  ,    t,-^ 

27  Lieuts.  Bpedding  and  Davenport  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Royal  Irish  Rifles 
Mounted  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  various  operations  in  the  Ventersburg  district— wounded. 

it  Lieut.  Daunt  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Signalling  Officer  3rd  Division,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  Stormberg.  .„    ^,      -r,       .  t  ■  1,  -oa       ir        >  j  t   .     ^ 

so  Lieut.  Low  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Royal  Irish  Rifles  Mounted  Infantry,  and 
took  part  in  various  operations  in  the  Ventersburg  district.  -,  t,  »,.  i-       t,       1  t  ■  ,,  r,-a 

31  Lieut  Saunders  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Rifles,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Stormberg,  and  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  m  the  engagement  at  Reddersburg. 

32  Lieut.  Hughes  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  18Q9-1900  with  the  Army  Service  Corps,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  Paardeberg  and  at  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein.  ,  „     1  .-       t,       ,,  -,   „•., 

34  Second  Lieut.  Soutry  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  and  Battalion  Koyal  Irish  Rifles, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Stormberg  and  Reddersburg. 


18  Captains  Massey,  Brenan,  and  Kennedy,  Lieut.  Alston,  Second  Lieuts.  Nelson,  Cinnamond,  Goodman,  Bristow, 
Sastwood,  Stewart,  M'Culloch,  and  Barclay,  and  Lieut,  and  Qr.  M.  Dwyer  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899- 

Soudan  in  18S8,  including  the  engagement  at 


The  Royal  Irish  Bifles.  345a 

Record  of  the  SerHces  of  the  1st  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Rifles— fonnerhj  the  S^rd  [Count]]  Duhlin)  Regt. 

Raised  in  1703.  To  Englajid,  1794.  To  the  West  Indies,  1795.  To  England,  1S02.  To  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope 
1805  (capture  of  the  Cape).  To  the  Peninsula,  1809  (battles  of  Talavera,  Busaco,  Fuentes  d'Onor,  Ciudad  Rod- 
rigo,  Badajoz,  Salamanca,  Vittoria,  Nivelle,  Orthes,  and  Toulouse).  To  Ireland,  tSu.  To  Ceylon,  1S17.  To 
Scotland,  1829.  To  Ireland,  1830.  To  America,  1834.  To  England,  1843.  To  Ireland,  1845.  To  India,  1840 
("Central  India").  To  England,  1862.  To  Ireland,  1S66.  To  Gibraltar,  1867.  To  India,  1870.  To  South  Africa, 
1881.    To  England,  1882. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Rifles— formerly  the  86th  [Royal  County  Dou'n) 

Regiment. 

Raised  as  Cuyler's  Shropshire  Volunteers  in  1793.  To  Ireland  and  England,  1794.  Entitled  "  S6th,  or  Shrop- 
shire Volunteers,"  1794.  Served  as  Marines,  1795.  To  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  1796.  To  India,  1799.  Six  companies 
to  Egypt,  iSoi ;  returned  to  India,  1S02.  Entitled  "  S6th,  or  Leinster  Regiment,"  1806.  To  Isle  of  Botu-bon,  i3io 
(capture  of  Bourbon) .  To  Isle  of  France,  iSii.  To  India,  i3i2.  Entitled  "86th,  or  Royal  County  Down,"  1814. 
r2nd  Battalion  raised  and  disbanded  in  I S14. J  To  England,  1S19.  To  Ireland,  1S21.  To  West  Indies,  1827.  To 
England,  I S37.  To  Ireland,  1840.  To  India,  1S42.  To  England,  1S59,  To  Gibraltar,  1S64.  To  Port  Elizabeth 
ai^d  Mauritius,  1S67.  To  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  1S70.  To  England,  1S75.  To  Bermuda,  1880.  Entitled  "2nd 
Battalion  Royal  Irish  Rifles,"  1881.    To  Nova  Scotia,  1SS3.    To  Gibraltar,  1886.    To  Egypt,  1887.    To  Malta,  1S91. 


Record  of  the  Services  of  the  ist  Battalion  The  Queen's  Oivn  Cameron  Highlanders 
[formerly  the  ygth  Regiment). 

Kaised  m  1793.  Scotland,  to  February  1794.  Ireland,  to  June  1794.  England,  to  August  1794. 
Flanders,  to  May  1795.  England,  to  July  1795.  West  Indies,  to  1797.  England,  to  June  1799. 
Guernsey,  to  August  1799.  Holland,  to  October  1799  (battle  of  £gmont-op-Zee).  England,  to  iSoo. 
Spain,  to  March  1801.  Egypt,  to  October  1801  (received  the  badge  of  "Egypt" — with  the  Sphinx). 
Minorca,  to  1802.  Scotland,  to  1803.  Ireland,  to  1805.  England,  to  August  1807.  Denm.'^Tk,  to 
November  1807.  England,  to  May  1808.  Sweden,  to  July  1 80S.  England,  to  August  iSoS.  Portugal, 
to  February  1809.  England,  to  July  1809.  Holland,  to  September  1809.  England,  to  1810.  Portugal 
and  Spain,  to  1S14  (battles  of  Fuentes  d'Onor,  Salamanca,  Pyrenees,  Nivelle,  Nive,  and  Toulouse). 
Ireland,  to  May  1815.  Belgium,  to  December  1S15  (battle  of  Waterloo).  France,  to  iSiS.  England, 
to  1820.  Ireland,  to  1S25.  Canada,  to  1836.  Scotland,  to  1839.  England,  to  1841.  Gibraltar,  to  1848. 
Canada,  to  1S51.  Scotland,  to  1853.  England,  to  May  1854.  Scutari,  to  June  1854.  Varna,  to 
September  1854.  Crimea,  to  1S56  (battle  of  Alma  and  siege  of  Sebastopol).  England,  to  June  1857. 
Ireland,  to  July  1857.  East  Indies,  to  1871  (capture  of  Luctnow).  England,  to  1875.  Scotland,  to  1879. 
Gibraltar,  to  1882.  Egypt,  to  1S84  (war  of  1882,  battle  of  Tel-el-ICebir).  Soudan,  to  1SS6  (oa.mipaigr. 
of  1S84-S5).     Egypt,  to  1887.    England,  to  March  1SS8.     Scotland,  18S8. 


E  E  2 


j>'7TH      -,  346  Princess  Victoria's  (Royal  Irish  Fusiliers). 

7?         7  ;  n-  ,  ■  ,  Formerly  the  StUi  (Royal  Irish  FasUiers)  and     r  isl  Batt    |„u,h  Africa 

Keinmcnfal  District    I  *^        ,  ^    .  -,%.    ,       •    >    ^     t»       •  1  I  2na  natt-.oouin  airica 

ARMAGH        'J  the  Sgth  (Princess  Victoria  s)  loeijimeids. 

(The  3rd,  4th,  iuul  5th  Battalions  are  formed  of  the  Armagh,  Cavan,  and  Monaghan  Militia  respectively^ 
PriuoeBS  Victoria's  Cnronet.  "  F„„gh.a-BMagl,:'  "  Esvpt"  (with  the  Sphinx).  ••Monte  Video         Ti^*™^' 

Ai;  Eagle,  with  a  Wreath  of  Laurel  above  the  Harp  m  a.Ulit.on  to  the  Flame  of  'l^^,  ?""?''  '"„,rtafn'  battlS. 

rnemoJaton    of   thei,    rtistinsuished    services   on    various  occasions    and  pa  ticularly  at  « 

••BARHOSi'"^TiBIFi"^'JAYA"^-VlTTORIA""NlVELLE"    •' NlAGAEA  -  ' '  OKTHES  ToPLOrSE  fE:«INStJl,A 

"Ava"  '•Setastopoi.""Egtpt,  1882,  1884"  "  Tel-ee-Kebie. 

ml.  i'i6  Jan.6j;    Ca,>l.  ""cj  Mar.  66 
Cclo.iel,  I  Oct.  81  ;    iiujuv    (general. 


lull 
Pay. 


Colonel.— Tlioma'i  Rennie  Stevenson.i  CB.  Eimnii,  ''4  .Tan.  ei :  Ln 
Major,  ''23  Juno  71  ;  Bt.Lt.  Colonel,  i  Oct.  77  ;  Ll.Coloutl,  1  July! 
—^-\     23  May  93;  Co^oiie?  Irish  Fusiliers,  14  Sept. 99. 

Lieutenant  Colonel.-i   v'o.  Frank    Robert    Crofton   Carleton,  Lieid.  21    Sept.  74  ;    f"/''-  «  J«ne  8.  ; 
Mojor,  23  July  91 ;   Lt.Colonel,  14  Sept.  98. 


Half 
Pay 


Majors. 

1  Frederick  Henry  Munn,*  -zni  in  Com- 1 

mami  26  June  96   ) 

2  Claude  Rainier  Rogers,''  2111*  in  Comd.  V 

26  June  96 J 

1  James  Douglas  Staiiden  IDepot) 

2  Alexander  M'Donuell  Moore'   

2  Theodore  Gordon  Barclay  

1  Charles  Style  Kineaid^ 

'2  Felix  Frederic  Hill,"  Dtp.  Atsitt.  Adj.  \ 

I         Geii.,  S.  Africa,  7  Sept.  00  J 

I  William  Pearsou  Davison' 

Wm. Stafford  Joseph  Bdrvy, ^Be>.[De]mt) 

Captains. 
p.s.c.  \Vm.  Persse  Blood, '"  Tiintriicfor't 
•  Hoi/al  MilHaril  Cnlh(ie  18  Wov.  99     S 

Francis  Marwood  He.\'t,' Jrf/.  2  Vol.  ]^ 
Bn.  Gloumtcr  Scgl.  10  Aug.  95 


2ND  LIEri. 


23  July 

13  Nov. 

1 4  Jan . 

3  Oct. 

7  Aug.   78 


II  Sept.  76 

24  June  76 
28  April  77 

I  Dec.    80 

9  Aug. 
17  May 

13  Apr. 

I  July 
30  Mar. 


22  Jan.    81      I  July 


23  Oct.     801 


16 


9 

9 
8 
8 
8 
7 

7 
7 
7 

7 

6 
6 
6 
6 
4 
4 
4 
4 


2  Rowland  Brinciiman'  22  Jan.    81 

Fred,JolinAngelI,'jI/<i/'..-li-myOnM>e;i<.    22  Jan.    81 
■William    HaiTy    Percival     Plomer.*  ( 

Ihrtr.  B.  MiUtary  College  27  Jan.  9S3  ,         

2  Charles  Ulric  Sandys 

I  Richard  Meredith  de  Berry' 

HerhertAdolpheCoddington.Bnji/ni/c') 

Master  at  the  Base,  2ftttal    >  ;  

William  ElliotCaimes.  Jii/.  iToi.Bn. ) 

Yorkshire  Lf.  Infautry  31  Mar.  97...  I  I         

Tom  Evelyn  O'Leary,^"  Director  of\ 

Sitjtiatlinn,  South  Africa,  tcith  rank  ]  |         

of  Lt.Colonel  19  Apr.  00 1  , 

Thomas  Charles  Benson,"  Adjutant  t  ^ 

3  Battalion  24  Aug.  96  i  \  

[  Gerard  Beechey  Howard  Rice"   t        

Robert  Waugh  Leeper,    Adjutant  5  ■) 

iJu«tfKo»  25  Mar.  Q5  i\ 

Reginald  Percy  Thomas,"  Adjutant  \ 

3  Guernsetj  Militia  1  June  97  S 

Richard  Tucker  Gmy, Adj.  2  Vol.  Bn  \  | 

Middlesex  Regt.  22  May  97 J  1         

I  Walter  Harrington  Silver  

I  Markham  John  Willougbby  Pike 

1  Douglas  Wilfred  Cburcher-^.,  1        

2  George  Kilner  Swettenham 

Philip  Richavd  Wond,i:.(/^y;/iiH  Armt/ 
p.s.c.  Arnold  Robinson  Burrowes^* 

Walter FrancisTempler.  Paj/  Depart. 

2  John  Ea.stwood  Ramsay  Brush   

Sir  Henry  Blyth  Hill,  Barl.,^''se riling  1 

with  the  Egyptian  Army    1 

Charles Conyers,.4rf/ii<iiii?  i  Guernsey'l 

Militia  8  Apr.  99 i 

Alexander  Eustace  Stawell  Heard==... 
Fred. Aug. Greer,.sf/-yi».?  unth  Mounted  I 

Infantri/  in  Egypt  ) 

2  Edward  Warner  Shewell    

1  Phihp  Gould    

Robert  Alex.  Gray,  Adj.  4  Bn.  i  Feb.  99 
Charles  Elliot   Southcy.-"  A  ide  de  1 

Camp  to  Major  Gen.  J.  W.  Murray  S 
William  Gritlith  Baynes  Phibbs 1  19  Oct. 

2  Colin  Dick,  Adjutant  i  Apr.  97 •  22  Feb. 

1  Hugo  Mascie  Taylor    !  15  Mar. 

2  Ralph  DurrantSadleirgtoney(B^;KiO'  20  Ma.Y 
!  Hugh  Cracroft  7  Mar. 

Lieutenants. 

Henrv  Ball  Holmes 2  June  94 

2  Albert  Lionel  Westropp  Hughes 

2  Francis    Augustus    Maliug    Welsh,  ) 

Itaihray  .Staff  OJieer,  South   .ifrica  j 

Henry LewkeuorXnight,.SY(i/?"Q^'<"<''")  ,' 

Lines  ofCannn.  South  Africa i 

2  Arthur  Gerald  Knocker 

Alex.  Henry  Campbell  MacGregor 

1  William  Dundas  Dooner 

2  Reginald  Gauntlett  Shuter  

2  Eustace  Malim  Haiiis    

Alex.  Laurence  Joseph  Miller Ken.y 

William  Haire-Forster    '  1 1  Aug. 

R-ginald  John  Kentish  S  Sept, 


5  Feb. 

II  Feb. 
1 1  Feb. 
9  Ma.y 

10  Nov. 


87 


88 


8  June  89 
21  Dec. 
29  Oct. 

iS  Mar. 
8  Apr. 
10  Oct. 
13  Aug. 


2  June  94 
June   04 1 


10  Oct. 

6  Mar. 

7  Deo. 
28  Dec. 
28  Dec. 
24  Mar, 
1 5  May 


94 


I  July 

I  July 

I  July 

22  Oct. 

10  May 
10  Mar. 

6  Feb. 
14  May 

14  May 

29  July 

7  Feb. 

6  May 

12  Nov. 

28  Apr. 

23  Aug. 
25  Aug. 

25  Aug. 
10  Nov. 
10  Apr. 
31  July 
i3  Dec. 
18  Dec. 

12  Nov. 

16  Sept. 
I  July 
I  Apr. 

26  Apr. 

26  Apr. 
I  Jan. 

II  May 

10  Aug. 
12  Aug. 
31  Dec. 
4  Feb. 
IS  Deo. 

22  May 
1  June 

I  Jan. 

27  Jan. 


30  Mar. 

28  Aug. 

14  May 

12  Aug. 
4  Oct. 

20  May 

25  Jan. 

23  Feb. 

13  Oct. 

I B  Apr. 

I  July 

I  July 
12  Aug. 

7  Sept 

9  Jan. 

29  May 

8  Feb. 
21  May 

21  May 

30  Deo. 
25  Jan. 

I  Apr. 

22  Aug. 

10  Aug. 


83 


20  May    93 


MAJOB. 

I  July 

as 

12  Aug. 

SS 

0  Jan. 

Sq 

.s  Aug. 

9' 

7  Nov. 

94 

1 2  Aug. 

95 

9  Feb. 

93 

12  July 

<)<; 

31  Dec. 

95 

2  Jan.    96 


9  Feb. 
26  Jan. 

I  Feb. 

5  Apr. 

8  Apr. 
22  A()r. 

I  DrC. 

I  Dec. 


95 

12  Aug.  95 
16  Sept.  95 
31  Dec.    95 

4  Feb.      ' 
22  May 

I  June 

6  July 
27  Jan. 

9  Feb. 

I  Dec. 

I  Dec. 

I  Dec. 

I  Dec. 
24  Feb. 
24  Feb. 

24  Feb. 

24  Feb. 
24  Feb. 
24  Feb. 
24  Feb. 
ig  Apr. 


16  Nov.  93, 


26  Dec.    93 


Year 
Full 
Pay 

s  Sei. 
Hall 
Pay. 

4. 

3 

2 

2 

2 

2 

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■?. 

2 

2 

2 

2 

I 

... 

... 

TJie  Princess  Victorias  (^Soyal  Irish  Fusiliers') . 


347 


2N5   HBUTS. 


LlEDTEITAWTS. 

1  Miles  Bertie  CimninH-hame  Carber^-,  '^         y. 

I  L»p-rinl  Repre^eutatice  Corps }        '  ^^^■ 

|2  Charles  Monk  Gibbon i6  Feb. 

'2  Victor  Hubert  Kavanagh 4  May 

I     Cecil  Edward  Kinahnn  20  May 

[     Richard  Willinni  Rice  Jeudwiue 20  May 

t  Harold  Charles  Webster HaleWortham    20  May 

2  Michael  John  Furnell    g  Aug. 

1  Harold  Bland  Herbert  Orpen-Palmer    23  Auj3j, 

2  Albert  Alfrefl  Topham   i3  Oct. 

2  Archie  Stewiirt  Garnett. 18  Oct. 

1  William  Garrard  15  Nov. 

2  Alastair  Hamilcon 15  Nov. 

!j  Charles  Douglas  Macklem   22  Nov. 

I  SRCOND    LlEUlEXAXTS. 

I2  Richard  Fredk.  Cavendish  Medlicott  3  Jan. 

J  Edtrar  Browne 7  Mar. 

I  Alfred  Ernest  Mahon  7  Mar. 

1  Hector  John  Atkinson 7  Mar. 

2  Clifton  Edmund  Perceval  Wallis  4  Apr, 

1  Herbert  Hui:h  Blair  Cunningham 4  Apr. 

2  Fraak  William  Evan^  Johnson 18  Apr. 

Thomas  James  Reynolds  21  Apr. 

I  Edgar  Henry  Sumpter  Thomas 21  Apr. 

r  Richard  Conway  Dobba 21  Apr. 

I  Edward  Rvan  Morrogb 21  Apr. 

I  Roderif  O'Connor  Vivian  H.V.Maloce  21  Apr. 

I  Frederick  Arthur  Clayton  Downes 27  June 

1  William  Ba^rot  Stack 2  May 

2  Cvril  Frankland  Mearaa    23  May 

I  Napier  Burnett  Lindsay    23  May 

I  Herbert  Bernard  Wa'rd 4  Au?. 

William  Alexander  Victor  Findlater..    13  Oct. 
Quarfer  Matters. — r  Robert  Johnston,^  21  Oct.  gi 


I  Dec.    99 


98  2+ 

9S]    24 

99 
99 

99  24 
99  -24 
99  24 
991  24 
99 1  24 
99 
99 
99 


Feb. 

Feb.  00 

Feb.  00 

Feb.  00 

Feb.  00 
Feb. 

Feb.  00 

F'b.  00 

Feb.  00 

Feb.  00 

Feb.  00 

Apr.  00 1 


""I  ^^  Captain  Heard  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign 
ooi  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSgS  with  the  Re 
00 1  mount  Depot  (British  Meda',  and  Khedive's  Modalj. 
001  27  Captain  Southey  served  in  the  operations  in 
oo|  South  Africa  in  i8gC  with  the  Mounted  Infantry 
00!  (Medal).  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan 
under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  pre- 
sent at  the  hattie  of  Khartoum  (British  Med;il  and 
Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Lieut.  R,.  Johnston  served  in  the  Egyptian  war 
of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- 
Kebir  (Medal  with  Claap,  and  Khedive's  StarJ. 


;  Hon.  Lieut. 


Facinge  Blue. — Agentt,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 

1*/  Btitfalion  embarked  for  Bengal,  1883;  fo  Burma,   1896;  fo  Egypt,  1898;  to  South  Africa  ^ -2^  Oct.  iSgg. 
■znd  Battalion  embarked  fur  Natal,   Sept.  1890. 

^  Major  Genera]  Stevenson  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1802  in  command  of  the  ist  Battalion  Royal 
Irish  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

2  Major  Rogers  served  as  Adjutant  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royallrish  Fusiliers  in  the  Soudan  E.-cpedition  in 
1884,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Teb  El  and  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th 
Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  m  1809-1900. 

3  Major  Davison  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  18S4  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Fusiliers,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai,  the  relief  of  Tokar,  and  affair  at  Tamanieh  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Dundee 
(wounded),  and  at  the  siege  of  Ladysmith. 

♦Majors  Munn  and  Hill,  Captains  Hexfc,  Brinckman,  and  Plomer  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Irish 
Fusiliers  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1584.  and  wcro  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

5  Major  Barry  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Irish  Fusiliers  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  until  invalided  on  20th 
September  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*  Major  Moore  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  i334  with  the  2nd  Uattalion  Royal  Irish  Fusiliers,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Tamai,  the  relief  o.  Tokar,  and  the  affair  at  Tamanieh  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  expedition  to  the  West  Coast  of  Africa  in  1892,  and  was  in 
command  at  the  attack  onTambi  on  the  14th  March  (wounded) ;  was  also  present  at  the  capture  of  Tambi  on  the 
7th  April  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

7  Major  Angell  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Fusiliers  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  13S4,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  El  Teb  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Bechuar.aland 
Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85. 

8  Major  Kincaid  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Fusiliers  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1809- 
igoo,  and  was  present  in  the  engagemeni;  at  Nicholson's  Nek  and  at  the  defence  of  Ladysmith. 

®  Captain  de  Berry  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S9S  with  the  Remount  Depot 
(Medal). 

^°  Major  Blood  serve.!  with  the  ist  Battalion  Irish  Fusiliers  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  was  present  at 
:  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  me  Hazara  Expedition  in  iS35 
as  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Signalling,  snd  Brigade  (mentioned  in  desnatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Sened 
in  thecamnaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Ljckhart  in  1S97  as  Deputy  Assistant 
Adjutant  General  ist  Brigade,  including  the  operations  of  the  Mohmand  Fiald  Force,  and  afterwards  with  the 
Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  engagement  at  Badmanai  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of 
Miijor,  iledal  with  two  Clasps). 

"  Captain  Bpnson  served  with  the   Burmese  Expedition  in   j886-88  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Ro.yal  Munster 
Fusiliers  (mentioned  in  desimtnhes.  Medal  with  Clasp). 
'-  Captain  Rice  served  wit.h  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  as  Transport  Officer  (Medal  with  CIasi>). 
'3  Captain    Thomas  served  in  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  December    i383  including  the   engagement  at 
Gemaizah  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

2°  Lt.ColonelO'Leary  served  with  the  second  iliranzai  Expedition  in  1 891  as  Transport  Otficer  (Medal  with  Clasp) ; 
and  with  the  Isazai  E.xpedition  in  1S92  as  Transport  Othcer.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir 
Robert  Low  in  1S95  as  Assistint  Superintendent  of  Army  Signalling,  including  the  engagement  at  Sado,  on 
the  Panjkora  River — slightly  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  CHsp). 

"  Major  Chnrcher  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  as  Transport  Officer 
2nd  Brigade  (Medal  with  Clasp;.  Served  in  the  campaign  in  t!i&  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8qS, 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major),  and  in  the  subsequent 
operations  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Claspi. 

^*  Captain  Burrowes  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  as  Assistant  Superintendentof  Army  Signalling 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

^5  Sir  Henry  Hi  il  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present  at  the 
attic  of  Khartoum  and  at  the  defeat  of  Ahmed  Feriil's  Army  (mentioned  iu  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  British 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps)  :  and  in  iSgg  in  the  operati;>n3  result'ug  in  the  final  defeat  of  the 
Kba'ifa  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Classo"  the  Medjidie). 
,  IFor  Uecord  of  Services,  see  p.  351^, 


The  Connaught  Rangers. 

]      Former] ij  the  SSlh  {Conuauglit  Rangers)  pstBatt. 

and  the  94^/1  Regiments.  L=na  Bait. 

(The  snl,  4tli,  and  Sth  Battalions  arc  formed  of  the 
I  and  Nortli  JIayo,  the  Gahvay,  and  the  Koscommon  Militia  respectively. ) 


South  Africa. 
Meerut,  Bengal. 


'Seeisgapata5i""Egtpt"  (with  the  Sphinx).  "Taia- 


348 

Jiegimenfnt  Disfn 
GALWAY. 

South  ana  JNortii  M.ayc 

TheHarpand  Crown.  ••  0«ii..c/«iral/7,'"     The  Elephant.     — _. ;,  .,  ,r        „;.•■'•  Vv^„,ti" 

vEEA""B(isAco"  "FrEsiKs  j.'Onor"  "  Ciudad  Roorigo"  "  Badajoz  "  "  Salamawca  Viitobia  _Mtei.le 
"Oethes"  "Toulofse"  "Pesissula"  "Alma"  "Inkkeman"  "Sevastopol'  Cbsteal  India  bociH 
Africa,  1877-8-9." 

YjiJS^S^  Colonel.-.S;,-  Edward  Hopton,'  KCB.   Emign^  ^2,  Oct.  54;    fj«''-  ?  Feb.ss;    CcfJuU,.  r.3  ^ov.  60; 

KSinH^l,      Bt. Major,   25   Oct.   73;  Major,  18  Dec.  75; 

Pa-y.  Pay.      11    Nov.    82;    Major    General,    i   Apr.   92; 

'         IieitinantCoIonels.-2  Charles  Edward  Barman,  Lieut.  21  Sept.  75  :  Ca^t.  30  Mar.  81 ;  Major,  21  Jan.  90 ; 
John'deCoarCT'o-Grad.Y.-^  Lieut,  i.  Sept.  7S  ;  Capt.  .3  Apr.S, ;  Major.  ,2  Feb.g. ,  Xf.Co^on.Z,  i  Julyco.  , 


Bt.Lt. Colonel, 
Lieut. General, 


Lieut, 
[  Nov.  73 ; 
ig  Dec.  g 


Lt.Colonel,    18  Dec.   80:  Colonel, 
Colonel   Connaught  Rangers, 


26 


Majobs. 
2  Attiwell  Henry  Wood,"  iui  in  Com-') 
mand  8  Feb.  98 ) 

1  Maurice  Georgre  iloore** 

2  Al6.-:ander  William  Day  Maclean" 

2  Jjhn  James  Francis  Hume,'"  Co»iri<.'! 

Standing  Camp.  Kailantt    S 

jMathaniel  Albert  Delap  Barton,"  J)j"i 
'         charge,  Base  Si'pplg  Depot,  Durban,  > 

I  Oct..  00   ^ 

2  Edmund  Alexander  Grubbe^"   

Charles  Hull,  Army  Ordnance  Depart... 
Charles   William    Bowlby,   Adjutant  1 

5  Battalion  9  May  97 J 

John     Staples     Molesworth    Lenox) 

Conyngham,  Adi.  3  Sn.  1  Mar.  97...  i 
.\lfred  G.  G.  Elton,"  Xcteree  {Depot)  ... 


2ND  LIEUT. 


30  J  an. 
22  Feb. 


16  Feb.    78 


BEKV.MAJ. 


2  Dec.    74 
13  June  74 


16  Sept.  82 

1  Not.   82' 
83; 


30  Aug.    79,  IS  Aug. 
23  June 


9  July 
13  Aug. 

22  Jan. 


22  Jan.    3i 
5  Sept.  77 


22  Oct.     80 

1  July 
I  July 

I  July 

I  July 
20  June   79 


0 
9 

9 

... 

9 

8 

8 

... 

8 

8 

8 

7 

7 

7 

7 

Captains. 
Henry  Deschamps  Chamier,.(l(?/.3ro?.  \  ; 

Bn.  W.  Surrey  Regt.  31  May  97 I  ' 

)i.s.c.Charles  Delm^-Radcliffe,  Uganda  \ 

Uijtet i 

1  Arthur  William  Hadden  Bell 

t  Charles  Herbert  Davis  Cass  

Arthur  George  Vaughan  Chichester,  j  ; 

Adjutant  4  Batlalion  13  Mar.  00     ...  i  I 
Georife     Higgiuson     Ford-Hutchin-> 

son,»  DSO > 

p.g.c.   Oswald  Henry  Pedley,"  with\ 

the  Eq!)ptian  Army ) 

2  Alexander  William  AbercrombieS" 

2  Herbert  Gore  

John  Frederic  Robertson, ^i  Astittant'i 
Provost  Marshal,  South  Africa    ...'"'  ) 

Harry  Gerald  Keith  Matchett,  semingl 

u-it'h  the  Egyptian  Armi/ S 

2  Geo.  Lamont  Hoobs.Adjutant :  Apr.g^ 

1  William  Edward  John  Grylls   

Shadwell  John  Murray,  Adjutant  i\ 

Vol.  Bn.  SiitTuU-  Begf.  9  Apr.  00 ) 

George  Cuthbert  Digau,  Gold  Coatt  ... 

2  Harry  Adair  Thompson^^    

i     William  Chas.Giffard  Heneker,  znd  in'\ 

Com.  Southern  Siberia  Conttahularg,  > 

uith  rank  of  Major J 

\     William  Stopibrd  Sarsfleld 

Arthur  John  Bromley  Church ,"  Army  t 

pay  Dejiarfnienf    ) 

'.!  Francis  William  Lawson 

ii  John  Claudius  Henry  Raven 

[i  William  AUardice  Hamilton  

Charles  Victor  leacke.  Adjutant  ;i  Vol. ') 

Bn.  Es:'ex  Regt.  2 'Sow.  qS >' 

1 1  Percy    Thornton   Hortoii,   Adjutant  ( 

j        2  Nov.  93 i 

2  Archibald  Swinton  Hog 

2  Henry  Robt.  Gordon  Deacon,^*  

I    Michael  Edward  Mulcbinock,  Reterce  1 

[Depot) i 

George  William  Freckleton,2'+  Reserve  I 

{Depot] i 

Travers  Hartley  Falkinei-^^ 

Wilfred  Arthur  White 

'2  Frederick  Joseph  Byrne*^    


17  Dec.    84 
7  April  87 

87, 


1  July 

2  Dec. 

2  Dec. 

2  Dec. 
30  July 


I  July    91 

8  Feb.    93 
8  Feb.    93 

J  July    95 

10  Mar.   97 

3  Feb.   98 

II  Mar.    ga 


II  Mar. 

I  July 
6  Sept. 


13  July   78 


00 

go! 


10  Mar.    S3    15  Jan. 

6  Feb.   84'  12  Feb. 

23  Aug.   84    24  Sept.  90 
2  Feb.    Si(  ig  Jan. 

7  Feb.    85J  17  Feb.   91 

9  May    85     2  Nov.  91 

I 

11  Oct.    82|  21  Dec.    92    iSNov.   98 

9  May    85   21  Dec.    92 
20  Aug.  85     g  Jan.    93 


27  .Tan. 


g  Jan.    93 

5  Feb.    93 

14  Aug.  93 

6  Sept.  93 
20  Dec.    93 


90 


10  Nov.  86 

5  Feb.    87  7  Mar.  89 

14  Sept.  87!  6  Nov.   89 

II  Feb.    83'  20  Nov.  89    16  Aug.   94 

9  May    88  18  Dec.    89!    i  Mar.    07 

27  June   88  iS  Dec.    Sgi    i  Mar.   97 

I 

5  Sept.  88 1  12  Feb, 

I 
ig  Sept.  83    12  Feb. 

24  April  89   24  Sept.  90  20  July    98 

6  JulT    89    24  Sept.  90   :o  Sept.  98 

6  July    891  12  Feb.    91    22  Feb.    09 
18  Sept.  89I     2  Nov.  91    24  Feb.    00 

I  ilar.   90'     9  Jan.    93    13  Mar.    00 

28  Jane  90    ig  Mar.    93    13  Mar.   00 

zg  Nov.   goj  21  Apr.    93    13  Mar.   00 

7  Nov.  gi  1  14  Aug.  93     9  Apr.    00 

June  78^  17  Aug.   79     s  May    85 
So 


10  Mar.   97 

31  May    97 
20  July    98 


16  Nov.  95 


Lieutenants. 

Henry  Francis  Newdigate  Jourdain 

Richd.  PercvLittletou  Vigor?, 3/o/(H^e(i ") 

lyifantrg, 'South  Africa j 

Capel  Hanbury  Mesham    

James  Lionel  Joyce  Conry  

Robert  William  Harling   

William  Nathaniel  Stuart -Uexander,  ( 

Egyjitian  Army  ) 

Henry  Worsley  Gough"     

Hugh  Moore  Hutchinson''  

Arthur  Lorean  Keogh 


10  Kov.   77    25  Feb. 

9  Jan.    92     6  Sept 
27  Jan.    92    II  Oct. 


9  Jan.    92     6  Sept. 
27  Jan.    92    II  Oct. 
17  Dec.   92'    7  Apr.    94 


25  Feb. 

20  May 

19  July 

21  Oct. 

S  Kov. 

7  Mar. 

7  Mar. 
10  Oct. 
12  Deo. 


93  iCAug. 

93'  29  May 

93  26  Jan. 

93:  I  Mar. 

93  10  Mar. 

94'  31  May 

94  13  Nov. 
94  19  Oct. 
94  19  Oct. 


7  Apr.    87 
I  July 
I  July 
24  July 


^s  Captain  Ford-Hutchinson  served  J 
with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  I 
Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  ] 
„  1S96  (British  Medal  and  Khedive's  , 
97!Medal);  in  the  operations  in  1897  j 
g7i(Clasp  to  Khedive's  Medal);  and  m  : 
1898,  including  the  battles  of  the  • 
9'  Atbara  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  ll 
97  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches, . 
DSO.,  and  two  Clasps  to  Khedive'aj 


gS  Medal). 


Full  Hall 
Pay  1  Pay. 

6 

6  . 

6  ... 

4  ... 

4  I   ... 

4  I    ... 


The  ConnaiigM  Bangers. 


349 


... 

5 

2 

...      1 

LlBUTBNANTS. 

Alexander  Wise  

Ernest  Yeldham    

Waiter  William  Molouy 

George  Frank  Brooke  

Johit  Charles  MacSwiney  

Charles  Edward  Hack 

J^ancis  Knox  Pomeroy  

Arthur  Frere  Lambert    

Henrj' Allen  Wilson 

Herbert  Thomas  Walker    

Gilbert  Thompson     

Henry  Jocelyn  Kennedy  Wallis 

Second  LiEUTBNANie. 

William  Edward  Ha wkes  Barrett  

Lewis  James  Comyn    

Edward  Vmcent  Jones    

Robert  Leslie  Payne  (Depot)  

Steele  Hutcheson , 

Owen  Fitzstephen  Lloyd    

Maurice  FitzGerald  Walsh 

John  ilarc  Bishop  Wi-atislaw 

Henry  Kedhani  Foster    

WiUiam  Donough  O'Brien 

Thomas    Banbury    Gough    Fairfax") 

Eames^o j 

Arnold  Henry  Burslem  Wright  

Pierce  Charles  Joyce  

Harold  James  Norman  Davis 

Fendall  Frederic  Ivor  Kinsman 

Montague  Hill  Clephane  De  Cristo-) 

foro  De  Bouillon  Wickham   } 

Charles  Marsha  11  Aimslie 

Sydney  Knox  HamiUon  Little  


2ND    LIEUT. 


'  6  Mar. 
21  Dec. 
T5  May 

I  Dec. 

I  Dec. 

I  Dec. 

8  Dec. 

7  May 

4  Jan.    y~,    --,  — ^ 
2o  May    99    24  July 
20  May 
20  May 


LIEUT. 


20  May 

20  May 
18  Oct. 
18  Oct. 
18  Oct. 
15  Nov. 

6  Dec. 

6  Dec. 

7  Mar.    00 
1 3  Apr.    00 

21  Apr.    00 

21  Apr.  00 
21  Apr.  00 
Tt  Aug.  00 
11  Aug.   00 

ig  Sept.  00 

10  Nov. 
21  Nov.    00 


2  Nov. 

4  Feb. 
22  Feb. 

9  0(t. 
13  Mar. 

9  Apr. 
20  June 

1  July 
•4  July 

4  Julj 

I  Aug 
22  Aug 


Quarter  Mader.- 


gi\  3*^Captain  Freckleton  served  with  the 
gg  SSth  Reiriment  throughout  the  Kafir 
99|War  of  1077-70  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Qg\  3^  Captain  Falkiner  served  with  the 
oo|DGugola  E.Kpeditionary  Force  under 
oojSir  Herbert  Kitch^?ner  in  1896,  iu- 
00  eluding  the  operations  of  the  7th  June 
oo;{British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
00  vvith  Clasp). 

00'  36  Captain  ByrnP sei'\ed  in  the  cam- 
oojpaign  on  the  N.-'rth  West  Frontier  of 
[udia  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98,  includingthe  operations  on  the 
SamanaRangeiMedal  with  two  Clasps). 
^•s  Lieut.  Gough  served  in  the  cam- 
oaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of 
India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98,  including  the  operations  on 
the  Samana  Range  (Medal  with  two 
Clasps). 

39  Lieut.  Hutchinson  served  in  the 
operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with 
the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  mcluding 
the  operations  of  19th  to  27th  Feb. 
1900 — wounded. 

^0  Second  Lieut.  Eames  served  in  the 
operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99 
iwith  the  Mendiland  Expedition  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

*=*  Lieut.  Kenny  served  in  the  Kafir 
war  in  1877-79  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


-I  Michael  James  Kenny ,-*^  n  March  96  ;  Kon.  Lieut, 
2  Charles  Smyth,  23  Dec-  99;  Hon.  Lieut. 

Robert  York,  2  Sept.  85;  Hon.  Captain  2  Sept.  95.- 


-Re»('. 


ce  {Depot). 

Facings  Green. — .^^cm^*,  Messrs.  Cos  and  Co. 
18^  Battalion  embarked  fur  South. -if riea,  10  Nov.  1899.     2nd  Battalion  embarked  for  JIalta,  15  July  1SS9. 

1  Sir  Edward  Hopton  served  with  the  SSth  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  17th  June  1S55,  including  the 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attacks  of  the  Redan  on  the  iSth  June  and  Sth  September— severely  wounded 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal)  Served  also  in  suppression  ot  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1357-58.  including' 
the  siege  of  Lucknow  in  March  1858,  and  siege  of  Calpee  (Medal  wifh  Clasp  for  Central  India).  Served  with  the 
.8Sth  Regiment  thi-oughont  the  Kaffir  w;ir  of  1877-78  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel),  anc  through- 
out the  Zulu  war  of  1870,  during  the  first  portion  of  the  latter  as  Dii-ector  of  Transport  (Medal  with  C'li  sp). 

"  Lt.Colonel  O'Grady  served  with  the  g4th  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1579.  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ment at  Ulundi,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  against  Sekukuni  including  the  storming  of  the  stronguolQ— 
severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasy)).     Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1S80-81  in  command  of  the  troop  of  Mountc 
Infantry  94th  Regiment  at  Pretoria  during  its  investment. 

J*  Maiior  Wood  served  with  the  88th  Regiment  throughout  the  Kafir  war  of  1877-78  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

15  Major  Moore  served  with  the  SSth  Regimeutthroughout  the  Kafir  war  of  1S77-78,  and  the  Zulu  war  of  187^. 
(Mednl  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgq-iqoo. 

"'7  Major  Maclean  served  with  the  94th  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79.  and  was  present  in  the  operations 
against  Sekukuni,  including  the  storming  of  the  stronghold  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^°  Major  Hume  served  with  the  94th  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Ulundi,  and  in  the  subsequent  operation?  against  Sekukuni,  including  tiie  storming  of  the  stronghold  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i6So-Si,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Bronkhorst  Spruit— severely 
wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches) . 

"  Major  Barton  served  with  the  SSth  Regiment  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  iS/q  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"6  Major  Grubbe  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  Lidia  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1397-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

27  Major  Elton  served  with  the  SSth  Regiment  throughout  the  Kafir  war  of  1S77-73,  and  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

29  Major  Pedley  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  in  1896  as  Staff" Officer  on  the  Line  of  Communi- 
cations (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal) ;  in  the  operations  in  1S97  as  Staff  Officer  on  the  Line  ot  Cenimuni 
cations;  and  in  1S9S  as  Brigade  Major  4th  Egyptian   Brigade,  inclading  the  battle  of  Khartoum   (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Clasp  to  Khedive's  Medal). 

3'>  Captain  Abercrombie  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  from  1885  till  the  close  of  18S7  with  the  ist  Battalion 
of  the  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry,  including  the  expedition  to  the  Ruby  Mines  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal 
with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Special  Service  Officer,  and  later  as  a  Deputy 
Assistant  Adjutant  General. 

^1  Captain  Robertson  served  in  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1S84-85  with  the 
Mounted  Rifles. 

3^  Captain  Thompson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  ^lnder  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1S97-9S  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  as  Orderly  Officer  2nd  Brigade,  and  afterwards  mth  the  Tirah  Expeditionary 
Porce.as  Assistant  Transport  Officer  3rd  Brigade  2nd  Division  (Medal  wiih  two  Clasps). 

^3  Captain  Church  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  ImJia  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

**  Captain  Deacon  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
•n  1897-98,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  ist  Battalion  the  Connaught  Rangers  (formerly  the  SSth  Regiment). 

Raised  in  1793,  and  proceeded  in  1794  to  Holland.  To  England,  1794.  To  West  Indies,  T795.  To  England,  1796 
To  India,  1799.  To  Egypt,  1801.  To  England,  1803.  [and  Battalion  raised  1S04.]  To  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  i8c6 
To  Montevideo  and  Buenos  Ayres,  1S07.  To  England,  1807.  To  the  Peninsula,  1S08  (battles  of  Talavera,  Busac© 
Fuentes  d'Onor,  Ciudad  Rodrigo,  Badajoz,  Salamanca,  Vittoria,  Nivelle,  Orthes,  and  Toulouse).  To  Canada, 
1814.  To  France,  1815.  [2ud  Battalionreduced,  1816.]  To  England,  1S17.  To  Ireland,  1821.  To  the  Ionian 
Islands,  1825.  To  England,  1836.  To  Ireland,  1838.  To  Malta,  1040.  To  West  Indies,  1847-  To  Nova  Scotia, 
1850.  To  England,  1851.  To  the  Crimea,  1S54  (battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman  and  siege  of  Sebastopol).  To  Eng- 
land, 1856.  To  India,  18^7  (Indian  Mutinv—"  Centrallndia").  To  England,  1S70.  To  Ireland,  1876 .  To  South 
Africa,i877("Soulh  Africa,  1877-79").    To  India,  1879.    To  Aden,  1850.    To  England,  i8gi. 


350        Princess  Louise's  (Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders). 

QIST      -iFormerh/   the  gigt  (Prhtcess  Loulse\<!  -■i'-;/J/^^*-'"'''«r,st  Batt., South  Africa. 
E>gi^taW!struf,  I  Eigldamlers)  and  the  93rd  {Sutherland         |_,ndBn.,  Rmikhet, Bengal 

STIRLING     'J  Highlanders)  Begiments.  " 

(The  ^vd  aud  4th  Battalions  are  formed  of  the  Highland  P.oiderers  and  the  Renfrew  JlUitia  respectively  ) 

"Nitb"  "Oethes"  "  Toulouse  "  "PEXiNstri,.i"  "AtMi  BiLiKLi-'i.         buiSTOPOL 

■  "  LuCKNoW  "  South  Afbica.  1846-7.  1851-2-1,  i379- 


Full  Half 
Pay.  Pay. 


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Sir  John  Alexander Ewart,'  KCB.  En,ig«.  27  July  3S  ;    Lt.  .5  Apru  42;    Coft. 

BtMaior     "Ale    ,4;  Maior.-z^  Dec.  54  i  Bl . hi  .Colonel,   2    Sov.  5S -.Lt. Co  onel, 6  Apr.    ,- ,   -—..-- 

fifvv   ^i     3I.for  GeneJ.  6  ilarct  68;    Lieuf.  General.  .Oct    77  ;   G....-'      13  Jan    84;  Colonel  2nd 

BattaUon  Gordon  Highlanders,  ,2  March  84  ;  Colonel  Argyll  and  Saiherland  Highlanders.  30  June  95. 

Lieutenant  Coi„neU,-2  John  Hasluck  Campbell,^ iieu^  .0  Sept.  77  ;  C-v^  8  Oct.  84  ,  iTa/o.;  27  June  93 

i.  iie?amrerW^lson,t2'^rfX.V»(.22Feb.79;  £««<•  ■  July  3= ;  Cap<.i».  .3  Nov.  84  ;  3/a/o,-.  .S  Xov.  93: 
Wm'Re'^inald'Houis'ou  Craufurd.'  lie>erre  (Depof) ;  En.ign.  6  H^r.  6g ;  Lieut.  -.4  Sept.  70;  C^'oi., 
1,  lllir.  79:  Maj'jr.  15  Dec.  82:  Lt.Cotonel,  17  Sept.  qo. 


Majors. 
2  Stanley  Paterson,  2)irf  in  Command  27) 

June  09    ■■- iJ 

p.i.c.  Edward  Brabazon    Urmston,^1 

2nd  in  Command  12  Dec.  99    ) 

Charles  Grant.iJ  Dep.  Aitiit.  Adj.  Gen.  I 

for  Miiikeirt/. Bombay  Army, -2}  Feb. 96  ) 
p  s  c  AUred  Edward  John  Cavendish.'-J 

D.A.A.Gen.  for  Intel.  S.  Africa.  Field  > 

Force,  26  Aug.  00 J 

Jobn  Gordon  Wolrige-GordonB '  22  .Tan- 


14  Jan.    8t 


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?  Francis  Macnamara  Aitken'  j    9  J^iy 

Seoirald  L'Estrange  M'Kerrell,  Tnrp.^ 
of    Gymnasia,   Funjab   and   Bengal,  S-       6  Aug. 

I  May  96 ''  , 

Thomas  Irvine"  2:  Jan. 


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Alexander  Francis  Mackenzie,"  4i(-> 

jutant  3  Battalion  23  Feb.  98    J 

Andrew  Avtoun.'*  Comdg.  Q»een»land  \ 
Bushmen  Bn.  vrith  rank  of  Lt. Colonel  ) 
v.i.c.  Henry  D'Estampes  Vallancey," ) 
■  Aist.Pror.  Uarshal  4  Div.  Natal  F.F.  i 
p.s.c.  David  Henderson, '«  DA  A.  Gen.  1  [ 

for  Intelligence,  Natal  Field  Force...  ) 
p.x.c.  Alan  Foster.'' Jirff  rff  Cn)»i)  (o>| 

Ma/.  General  J.  E.  Bogei,  i  Mar.  00  > 
Kenneth  Boswell Cameron, 'Mi'./i<'(ia(> 

Chitlaqonq  Volunteer  Kijles  i  UCt.  99)  | 
Staflbrd  Edmund  Douglas,  Adjutant  3  I 
Vol.  Bn.  lioyal  Furihert  1  July  97  ...  J  | 

Malcolm  M'Xeill  'Dejiot) ..:         

Harrv  Peyton  Moulton-Barrett,  Aule\ 

de  Camp    to  General    E.  F.  Chapman  i  ' 
Herbert   Aug.    M'Dougal  Williams.  ( 
AdJ.iDumbarfon'i'ol.Ei/leii  i6Mayo63 

Alic  Sutheriand,2"E(7^;)(i,iii.lr»i]/  

Hugh  Leslie  Henderson,  Adjutant  4  )  I 

Volunteer  Battalion  9  Nov.  96  > 

Robert   Clements  Gore,   Adjutant   5 1 

Volunteer  Battalion  21  Al)T.  97    >| 

Archibald  Patten*' 

Edward  Chetvood  Hamilton  Grant 25  Jan. 

Francis  James  Richardson—  9  May 

Duncan  Darroch 22  Aug. 

Archibald  John  CampbelP^ |  12  Sept. 

Claude  William  Hertley  Bell24  1    5  Dec. 

Henrv  Buchanan  Kirk'^ I  10  Nov. 

2  NeillValcolm.^'DSO j  20  Feb. 

p.i.c.   Frederick      Charles     Dundas,"^,        jj-, 
D.A..l.Gen.,Edinhnrgk,lzJaTl.oo..i      ■''  \ 

2  Kenneth  Francis  Craw'lev  Marshall    ...    24  April 
2  William  John  Bell  Tweedie^" '     9  Nov. 

1  Henry  Craigie  Macdonald^' 3'  il»y 

2  John  "Campbell,-"'  Adjutant  16  July  99    I  29  Oct. 
•.  Alexander  Harvey  Macleans" 17  Jan. 

James     Johnston-Strwart,^'     Central :  : 

Af, -lea  Regiment i 

Fracer  Geo.  Newall,-*^  E(ji/ptian  Army  .. 
I  Duncan  John   Glasfurii,'"  Adjutant ) 

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I  Henry  Barchard  Fenwick  Baker-Carr^^ 
George      Laurie      Walker,     BeiervO 

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LlEUTEyAXTS. 

2  Henry  Hugh  Gordon  HyslopS'  to  Oct.  94 

2  Alexis  Elphinston""    |  19  July  93! 

2  Reginald  John  Ponsonby  Cox»;  (Depot)\  4  Dec.  95| 

2  Charles  Alexander  Hugh  Maclean* 28  Dec.  95 

1  Ivor  Wilberforce  WatsonM  29  Feb.  96 

2  Bamett  Albert  Harvey"  I  0  Jons  95| 


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LlEUTENAWTS. 

1  Arthur  Lionel  Crisp  Clarke^i    

Garnet  Wolseley  Muir^- 

Charles  Neil  Macdonaid 

James  liarratt  GiUatt-H    

Gervasa  Thorpe-i"' 

Walter  Gordon  N'eilson*''    

2  Harry  Michael  Thomson 

2  John  Kennedy 

2  Otway  Charles  Herbert 

George  Adinstoii  M'Laren  Sceales^^ 

Bertram  John  Langr*^ 

James  Boswell  M'Pherson 

Malooltn  Gerald  Sandeman  

George  Alexander  Akers -Douglas*^ 
Second  LiEUTENAWTb. 
2  Alexander  John  Hew  Maclean 

Francis  Geo.  Glencairn  Cuningham.*^ 

John  Creagh  Seott^o 

Edward  Soustead  Cuthbertson^i    ,  .. 

John  Douglas  FaskallyS^ 

I  Adam  Brovrn  Thorbum^^  

Lionel  Douglas  Galton  Fenzi   

Kenneth  Mac^regor  LairdS^ 

William  Alexander  Henderson" 

Andrew  Betts  Brown5'i 

Stephen  Langton      

r  James  ArohibaM  Locknell  Campbell' 

1  Hon .RohcrtH nice .M differ  of  Bnriei^t^'^ 

Richard  Robert  Forbes  

Charles  CorbouVi  Walk^i-j? 

Horace  Adrian  Duncaaf""   

2  Archibald  Edward  Kennedy  

2  Cecil  Polglase  James    , 


2ND  r.IBUT. 


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5  Sept  96 

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24  Mar.  97 
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20  May  99 


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24  Nov. 
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4  June   00 


Quavfer  Magfert. — 2  Alexander  Beattie,^"  27  Feb.  95  ;  Sou.  Lieut. 

William  Scott,  Reseroe,  6  July  87  ;  Hon.  Captain,  6  July  97. — D^'p-jf. 
Ales.  M'Rae,''*  i  Apr.  87  ;  Hoii.  Captain,  i  Apr.  cjy.—Recntifini/StafOJicer,  Edinhnvgh. 
John  Joseph  Scott, ^  19  Sept.  00;  tloii.  Lieut. 
Facings  Yellow. — Agentu,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 
ist  Battalion  embarJced  for  South  Africa,  27  Oct.  1899.      2nd  Battalion  embarlrei!  for  India  26  Nov.  iSgr. 

1  Sir  John  Ewart  served  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  from  the  first  landing    at  Gallipoli  in   April  1854 
'■'untilthefinalevacuationof  the  Crimea  in  June  1 856;  present  with  the  9ird  Highlanders  at  the  battle  of  Alma,  and 
until  after  the  occupation  of  Balaklava ;  appointed  a  D.  A.Q.M.  General  26th  Sept.  1854,  and  as  such  was  present  at  the 
battles  of  Balaklava'  and  Inkerman,  and  throughout  the  siege  operations  before  Sebastopolup  to  13th  Feb.  1855,  when  he 
rejoined  the  g3rd  on  promotion;  accompanied  the  expedition  to  the  Seaof  Azoflf,  and  was  at  the  capture  of  Kertch  and 
Yeinikali;  afterwards  present  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  assaults  on  the  iSthJuneand  8th  Sept.  (Medal 
with  four  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major  and  Lt.Colonel,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and 
.sth  Class  of  the  Medjidic).     Served  in  Bengal  during  the  Indian  mutiny ;  was  at  an  engagement  near  Bunnee,  and 
afterwards  at  the  final  relief  of  Lucknow;  held  for  a  short  time  a  command  consisting  of  three  squadrons  of  Cavalry. 
5  guns,  and  500  Infantry  (specially  named  in  despatches,  and  appointed  a  CB.)  ;  and  on  the  i6th  Nov.  commanded 
the  leading  party  of  stormers  at  the  assault  of  the  Secuuderbagh,  on  which  occasion  he  personally  captured  a  colour 
received  two  sabre  wounds  in  an  encounter  with  the  two  native  officers  who  were  defending  it ;  was  again  (very 
severely)  wounded  by  a  cannon-shot  (left  arm  carried  away)  when  in  action  with  the  Gwalior  rebels  at  Cawnpore  on 
the  ist  Dec.  1857  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Queen,  and  Colonel).   Commanded  the  93rd  Hiirhlandcrs 
forashortperiodduringthesiegeof  Sebastopol.  was  Lt.Colonel  of  the  78th  Highlandersf)r  upwards  of  five  years. 
-  Lt.Colonel  Campbell  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  L^^ckharu 
in  :8q7  -qSwith  the  Tochi  Field  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Ar^jyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
-*  Lt.Colonel  Wilson  served  with  the  oist  Highlanders  in  the  lacier  part  cT  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  'Medal  with 
Clasp).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgp-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders 
1    as  second  in  command  frotn  i7ih  Nivembsr  to  12th  December  1899  iu'^ludiug  the  engagement  at  Modder  River  ; 
'    com  nanded  the  Battalion  from  12th  D  icjmber  1899  to  20th  FePruary  190^,  auJ  was  present  in  tbe  eniragemeats  at 
'     Koodoosberg  and  Paardeherg. 

1        *  Lt.Colonel  Houison  Craufurd  served  withthegist  Highlanders  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79,  and  was  present  in 
■•    the  action  of  Gingindhlovu  and  relief  of  Rkowe  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Major  Urmston  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1893-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland 
Highlanders  as  second  in  command  from  20th  Jan.  to  nth  Feb.  igoo  including  the  engagement  at  Koodoosberg ;  was 
Brigade  Major  Highland  Brigade  from  i  ith  Feb.  to  6th  March  1900,  and  took  part  in  tlie  operations  at  Paardeberg  ; 
commanded  the  Battalion  from  6th  March  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Poplar  Grove,  Waterval  Drift, 
Houtnek,  Bloemburg,  Roodepoort,  and  Heilbron,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Transvaal  under  Major  General 
Hamilton  iiicluding  the  engagements  at  de  Wagen  Drift,  Zilikat's  Nek,  and  Oliiihant's  Nek.  ■.^:^^:si 

**  Major  Grant  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  iSSi. 

'  Major  Cavendish  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  ]  Sth 
Division — wounded. 

8  MHJor  Woh'ige-Gordon  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasps 
,  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Hiifhlauders,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Modder  River;  commanded  the  Batt^ilion  from  12th  December  1899  to  loth  January 
1900,  and  from  20th  February  to  6th  March  1900  including  the  engagement  at  MagersfontJin  ;  was  also  present 
as  second  in  command  in  th'e  engagamentd  at  Kood  losberg,  Paarde  ler^,  Popla**  Grove,  Waterval  Drift,  Houtnek, 
Bloembarg,  Roodspoort  and  Heilbron,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Transvaal  under  Major  General 
Hamilton. 

■'  Major  Aitken  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West'Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897- 
qS  with  the  Toohi  Field  Force  with  r,he  2nd  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders  (Medil  with  Clasp). 
—[See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantrv,  "  Hart's  Annual  Ar  >  y  Li  t,"  p.  786. 

'"  Major  Irvine  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1P99-1.J00  with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland 
Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Modder  River,  Magersfontein,  Koodoosberg,  Paardeberg,  and 
Poplar  Grove,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Transvaal  under  Major  General  Hamilton. 

'^  Captain  Mackenzie  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WiUiam  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  Toclii  Field  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  dighlauders  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
^»  Lt.-Colonel  Aytoun  served  in  the  South  African  war  1899-igoo  in  command  of  the  4th  Contingent  Queensland 
...  Imperial  Bushmen. 


35 1<^  Princess  Louise  s  (Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders). 

'^  Captain  Vallancey  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  iS8S.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  India  in  1897  witli  the  ilalakand  Field  Force  at  the  Base  (Medal  with  Clasp}.  Served  in  the  South 
African  war  in  1899-igoo  as  Assistant  Provost  Marshal,  4th  Divi-ion. 

^fi  Major  D.  Henderson  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  in  i8gS  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Brigadier  General 
Commanding  2nd  Brigade  British  Division,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  fmentioned  in  despatches, 
Brevet  of  Major,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as 
a  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  for  Intelligence  in  Natal,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Ladysmith  including 
the  Sortie  of  7th  December  1899  (wounded) ;  afterwards  served  in  the  Transvaal. 

1'  Captain  Foster  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Boyes. 
'^  Captain  Cameron  served  vith  the  Chitral   Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  fjow  in  1895  {Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tochi 
Field  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders,  and  afterwards  with  the  Tirah  Expedition- 
ary Force  on  Transport  duty  (two  Clasps). 

-0  Captain  Sutherland  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  "West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1S9--98  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  as  Adjutant  to  the  2nd  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders  (?>Iedal 
with  Claspi. 

21  Captain  Fatten  served  witli  the  Chitral  Kelief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Chsp). 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Batallion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlan-iers,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagenlcnt^  at  Motider  River,  Magersfontein,  Koodoosberg,  Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove, 
Waterval  Drift,  Houtnek,  Bloemburg,  Roodepoort,  and  Heilbron ;  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the 
Transvanl  under  Major  (ienernl  Hamilt'-.n. 

^2  Captain  Richardson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland 
Highlanders  from  17th  Nov.  1899  to  7th  May  igoo,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Modder  River,  Magers- 
fontein,  Koodoosberg,  Paardeberg,  Waterval  Drift,  and  Houtnek;  was  attached  to  the  nth  Division  from  7th  May 
to  12th  July  1900,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Transvaal  under  Major  General  Hamilton  and  with  the  nth 
Division  round  Pretoria. 

-3  Captain  A.  J.  Campbell  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  in  1S96  (Medal).  Served  in  the  South 
African  war  in  iSgq-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagements  Jit  Modder  River,  Magersfoniein  (wounded),  Koodoosberg,  Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove,  Waterval, 
Houiuek,  Bloemburg,  Roodepoort,  and  Heilbron. 

2*  Captain  Bell  served  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-^8  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  HigWanders  (Medal  with 
Clasp). 

2s  Captain  Kirk  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  High- 
landers, and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Modder  River,  Magersfontein,  and  Koodoosberg  (severely  wounded) : 
rejoined  the  Battalion  31st  August  1900. 

'■^^  Captain  Malcolm  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  ir.  Uganda  in  i?g7-QS,  when  he  conducted  the  operations  in  Shuli  country,  and  took  part  in  severa! 
engagements  (mentioned  iii  aespatches,  XJ.VO.  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in 
1899-1000  with  Mounted  Infantry,  including  the  operations  at  Paardeberg  of  i6th  to  27th  Feb.  00 — severely 
wounded. 

27  Captain  Tweedie  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  ii 

1S97-98  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

->*  Captain  Macdonald  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland 

Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Koodoosberg  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Transvaal  undei 

Major  General  Hamilton. 

-^  Caprain  John  Campbell  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  Indiaunder  Sir  William  Lockhar 
in  1S07-98  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp) 
"iO  Captain  Maclean  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S09-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  ant 
took  part  in  the  defence  of  Ladysmith  ;  afterwards  with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders,  ant 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Houtnek,  Bloemburg,  Roodepoort,  and  Heilbron,  and  in  the  operations  in  thi 
Transvaal  under  Major  General  Hamilton. 

^'  Captain  Johnston-Stewart  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  imder  Sir  Wiilian 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

^-  Captain  Newall  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  AVilliam  Lockhart  ii 
1897-9S  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp) 
Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Souian  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  iu  1899,  includm-.'  the  operations  resulting  ix 
the  final  defeat  ol  the  Khalifa  as  Staff  Officer  in  charge  of  ttie  Water  Supply  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4tU  Clas 
of  the  Medjidie). 

-■>  Captain  Glasfurd  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Adjutant  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherlan- 
Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Modder  River,  Magersfontein,  Koodoosberg,  Paardeber 
(wounded),  Houtnek,  Bloemburg,,  Roodepoort,  and  Heilbron,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Transvaa 
under  Major  General  Hamilton — severely  wounded  near  Rustenburg  26th  Oct.  igoo. 

^5  Captain  Baker-Carr  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherlan< 
Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Modder  River— severely  wounded. 

■'''  Captain  Graham  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98  with  the  Tochi  Fiel 
Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  Africa: 
war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  1st  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  a 
Magersfontein— severely  wounded. 

^'  Captain  M'Cnndlish,  Lieuts.  Hyslop.  Elphinston,  Cox,  Harvey,  and  Beattie  served  in  the  campaign  on  th 
North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  with  the  2nd  Battahon  Argyll  and  Sutherland 
Highlanders  (iledal  with  Clasp). 

^*  Lieut.  Maclean  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98  with  the  Tochi  Fiel 
Force  as  Provost  Marshal  ist  Brigade  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■^9  Lieut.  Watson  and  Second  Lieut.  Thornbuni  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iBgg-igoo  with  the  ist  Battaho 
Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders,  and  were  present  in  the  engagements  at  Houtnek,  Bloemburg,  Roodepoort,  an 
Heilbron  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Transvaal  under  Major  General  Hamilton. 

*i  Lieut.  Clarke  served  in  the  South  Afiican  war  in  iSgg-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Higl 
landers,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Modder  River,  Magersfontein,  Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove,  Waten'i 
Drift,  Houtnek,  Bloemburg,  Roodepoort,  and  Heilbron. 

■1-  Lieut.  Muir  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Higl 
landers,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Modder  River,  Magersfontein,  Koodorsberg,  and  Paardeberg. 

■**  Lieut.  Gillatt  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSog-iooo  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Gordon  Highlandei-s,  and  W0 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Elandslaagte— severely  wounded. 

■*^  Lieuts.  Thorpe  and  Akers-Douglas  and  Second  Lieut.  Cunningham  served  iu  the  South  Afncan  war  in  iBgg-igc 
with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  at  Paardeberg  of  16th  1 
27th  Feb.  igoo— severely  wounded. 

^'^  Lieut.  Neilson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSao-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherlan 
Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  en;_-agements  at  Modder' River  (woundedt,  Magersfontein  iwoimdedi.  Koodoo 
berg,  Paardeberg,  Waterval  Drift.  Houtnek,  Bloemburg,  Roodepoort,  and  Heilbron,  and  in  the  operations  in  tl 
Transvaal  under  Major  General  Hamilton. 

^^  Lieut.  Sceales  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherlar 

Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the   engagements  at  Modder  River,   Magersfontein,  Koodoosberg,   Paai'deber 

Poplar  Grove,   Waterval  Drift,  Houtnek,  Bloemburg,  Roodepoort,  and  Heilbron,  and  in  the  operations  in  tl 

Transvaal  under  Major  General  Hamilton. 

■*9  Lieut.  Lang  served  in  the   South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the    ist  Battalion    Ai'gyll  and  Sutherlar 


Frincess  Louise's  [Argyll  and  Sutherland  HigJilanders),  35^^ 

lighlanclers,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Modder  River,  Magersfontein,  Koodoosberg,  Paardeburg,  Poplar 
ti'ove,  and  Waterval  Drift. 

so  Second  Lieut.  -1.  C.  Scott  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S9Q-1900  with  the  1st  Battalion  Argyll  and 
utherlaud  Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Magersfontein  (severely  wounded) ;  rejoined  the 
;attalion  26th  September  igco. 

51  Second  Lieut.  Cuthbertson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and 
utberland  Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Magersfontein,  Koodoosberg,  Paardeberg,  Poplar 
rove,  Waterval  Drift,  Houtnek,  Bloemburg,  Roodepoort,  and  Heilbron,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Transvaal 
nder  Major  General  Hamilton. 

52  Second  Lieuts.  Faskelly  and  Laird  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgq-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll 
ad  Sutherland  Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Waterval  Drift,  Houtnek,  Bloemburg, 
oodepoort,  and  Heilbron,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Transvaal  under  Major  General  Hamilton. 

5S  Second  Lieuts.  Henderson  and  Campbell  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion 
rgyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Transvaal  under  Major  Genral 
[amilton. 

54  Second  Lieut.  Brown  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland 
[ighlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Zilikat's  Nek. 

i**  Second  Lieut,  the  Master  of  Burleigh  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  4th  Battalion 
rgyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders ;  joined  the  ist  Battalion  24th  September  igoo. 

S7  Second  Lieuts.  Walker  and  Duncan  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the  4th  Battalion  Ai-gyll 
nd  Sutherland  Highlanders,  joined  the  ist  Battalion  2gtb  August  1900. 

55  Captain  M'Rae  served  in  the  South  African  war  with  the  4th  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders. 

''Li  Lieut.  J.  J.  Scott  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSog-igoo  with  the  ist  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland 
ighlanders  from  17th  Nov.  1S99  to  gth  September  1900  as  Sergeant  Major  and  after  that  date  as  Quarter  Master, 
id  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Modder  River,  Magersfontein,  Koodoosberg,  Paardeberg,  Poplar  Grove, 
/■aterval  Drift,  Houtnek,  Bloemberg,  Roodepoort,  and  Heilbron,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Transvaal  under 
[ajor  General  Hamiliton. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  ist  Battalion  Princess  Lonise's  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders 
(formerly  the  gist  Highla7iders\ 

[Raised  ns  thegSth,  and  proceeded  to  Soxith  Africa,  1795  to  1S03.  (Entitled  "  91st,"  1798.)  L2nd  Battalion  raised 
it8o4,  and  proceeded  to  Holland,  1813-14  (Walcheren).  Reduced,  1815.]  England,  to  1807.  Ireland,  to  180S. 
'he  Peninsula,  to  iSog  (battles  of  Roleia,  Vimiera,  and  Gorunna).  England,  to  1812.  The  Peninsula,  to  1814 
attlfts  of  the  Pyrenees,  Nivelle,  Nive,  Orthes,  and,  Toulousel.  Ireland,  to  1815.  Belgium  and  France,  to  tSi8. 
nglaud,  to  1821.  Jamaica,  to  1S31.  En<^land,  to  1836.  St.  Helena,  to  1S39.  South  Africa,  to  1S4S  (war  of 
;46-47l.  [Reserve  Battalion  raised  in  1842,  and  proceeded  to  South  Africa  to  1S55.  England,  to  1857,  when  it 
as  merged  in  ist  Battalion,  j  Enj^land,  to  1S51.  Ireland,  to  1854.  Malta,  to  1855.  Greece,  to  1857.  Ionian 
iland6,to  1858.  India,  to  186S  (being  the  first  Regiment  to  go  overland  from  Alexandria  to  Suez).  Entitled 
Princess  Louise's,"  1S72.  England,  to  1S79.  South  Africa,  to  18S5  (war  of  1879).  Ceylon,  to  iSSS.  Hong 
•long,  1S88. 

.ecord  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders  {formerly  the  93n'i  liegi.). 

Raised  in  iSoo,  and  proceeded  to  Guernsey.  To  Scotland,  1S02.  To  Ireland,  1303.  To  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope, 
■I05  (capture  of  the  Cape).  To  England,  1S14.  To  Xorth  America,  1S14.  To  England  and  Ireland,  1815.  To  the 
ow  Countries,  1819.  To  the  West  Indies,  1S23.  To  England,  1S34.  To  Ireland,  1S36.  To  Canada,  183S.  To 
:;otIanu,  1848.  To  England.  1S52.  To  the  Crimea,  1854  (battles  of  Alma  and  Balaklava,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol). 
0  Euglana,  1856.  To  India^  1857  (capture of  Lucknow).  To  Scotland,  1870.  To  England,  1S73.  To  Ireland, 
'76.  To  Gibraltar,  1879.  To  England,  18S1.  To  Scotland,  1802.  To  England,  1884.  To  Ireland,  18S6.  To 
nglaud,   iSqo.     To  India,  iSqi. 


Record  of  the  Services  of  the  1st  Battalion  of  the  Princess  Victoria's  Royal  Irish  Fusiliers 
{formerly  theSjth  Regiment). 

Eaised  in  1793.  Proceeded  to  Flander.?,  1794.  To  Bergen-op-Zoom,  1795.  Home,  1796.  To  West 
ndies,  1796.  Home,  1804.  {2nd  Battalioa  raised  in  1S04.  Proceeded  to  Guernsey,  1807.  Home,  180S. 
'0  Peninsula,  1S09.  Home,  1S14.  To  Guernsey,  1S14.  Home,  1S16.  Disbanded,  1S17.)  To  Guernsey, 
S04.  Home,  1S05.  To  South  America,  1S06.  To  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  1S07.  To  Mauritius,  iSio, 
.'0  India,  1815.  To  Burmah,  1S25.  To  India,  1S26.  Home,  1S27.  To  Mauritius,  1S31.  Home,  1843. 
'o  India,  1849.  To  China,  i860.  Home,  1S61.  To  Gibraltar,  1S66.  To  Malta,  1S68.  To  Nova  Scotia, 
572.  To  Bermuda,  1876.  Home  TS77.  To  Guernsey  18S0  Home  tSBi.  To  l^gypt,  1882.  Home 
8S2      To  Tndin,.  1883. 


35^       The  Prince  of  V/ales's  Leinster  Regiment  (Royal  Canadians). 

100  "I        Fui-merJi/  the  looih  {Prutce  of  Wales's  T\oyaI     r.stBatt'.,  South  Africa, 

Eefl,me„/^ir:.tri,',\    Canadian)  and  logth   (Bombay  Infantry)  J?e^;«.Lt.a  Baw.,  BarbaJoes. 

BIRR.  J 

(The  ;rd,  4tli,  and  5tli  Battalions  are  formed  in  the  King's  County,  Queen's  County,  and  Meatli 

Militia  respectively.! 
The  Priuce  of  Walep's  Plume.    A  Maple  Leaf.    "Kiagaba*'  "  Ckntbal  India." 
t  Colonel.— Alastair  M'lan  'Sia.cdonn\d,^  En»lgn,P 27  Mar.  46;  Lieuf.  ^n  Kov.  47  ;  C<ipt.  6  June 
12  Dec.  54  ;  M'l/'or,  17  July  55;  Lt. Colonel,  ^13  Jan.  60;  Colonel^  13  Jan.  65;  Majo. 
Lieut. Getienil  i'q  Mar.  S5 ;'  Colonel  Leinster  Refrimeut.  29  Nov.  94. 
Lieutenant  Colonels.— I  Herbert  Martin,   ^nd  Lieuf.  30  Jan.  78;  Liput.   x  Oct.   78;    Cupf.   6  June  83 

Major,  21  Aufc'.  91  ;  Lf. Colonel,  23  May  99. 
■2  St.  .lohn  James  St.  Leger,  2BrfX<.  20  Mar.  78;    iie«<.  30  Kov.78 
Lt.Colonel,  12  Aug.  co. 


4  ;  Bf. Major 
General,  22  Feb.  70 


Capt.  6  June  83  ;  Major,  26  Aug.  91 ; 


Ma  JOBS. 
I  Alexander  Francis  Grant  Foulerton,*) 

7nd  in  Conunnnd,  to  Apr   00 ) 

T  Arnold  Hyde  Noei  Urquhart  Cham- ) 

pion  {Depot)  } 

I  Winton  Seton    

1  Thomas  Hope  Stavert 

Cecil  Walford  Tribe,  Ordmnirp  Depf.  .  . 
George  Lamb.  Adjutant  12  Middlesex) 

Volunteer  liitlcs  2  Nov.  96 S 

2  Kenneth  Mackenzie  Drummond 

.  ...       Thomas  St. Clair  Davidson, ^vldjif^anf) 

I  2  Vol.  Bn.  Scofn  FitiiifierB  i  Nov.  95    i 

Charles  Spencer  Browne  Evans-Lombe 

Captains. 
1  Samuel  Robert  Lie  wellj-n  White  

1  Neville  Hope  Campbell  Dickinsor.i'    ... 
I  ...        Paget  Edward  Stuart  Reeves, -4rfyu- ) 

tant  y,  Batfahon  1 1  Mar.  98    y 

Geoffrey  John  DeniH  Browne,'*  27id  in\ 
Conmmnd  Went  African  Begiment, with  [- 

rank  of  Major J 

Theopbilus  Fred.  Walter  Ricketta   , 

Arthur  Frederick  Magee,  Puif  Depf.    ... 
•/,j  2  Thomas   Alex.  Gardner    Sa'nerster.iP ) 

1         {Depot) i" 

..,  j    Wm.  Tankerville  Monypenny  Reeve,  > 

Special  Sirricc,  W.  Coaft  of  Africa  ) 

...    2  Alexander  Wilson  Elkington  Twist    .., 

...    2  Hector  Douglass  Harvest   , 

2  Herbert  John  Conir.gham  

Albert  Canning, ^"'^rfy.  5  Bn.  22  Jan.  9S 
Charles    William     Dutton     Pollard,  \ 

Asuiiit.  I  nitpector  Ordnance  Dept j 

George  HaiTy  John  Rooke    

Charles  Edvv.  Hamilton  Laughlin.^i  ) 

Uganda  Rifles  } 

John  Craske    

Albert  Gerard  Gavin   Sharp,22  Eagf  > 

Africa  Mifleg , S 

Charles  Vaughan  Hale,^  PatfDept.    ... 

Julian  (Campbell  Colquhoun    

Geo.    Moultrie  Bullen-Smith,  vJ<//«0 

t-t}tf  Q  Lanark-   Vol.  Rifles  B  Jan.  00  j 

Fra. Rogers  Dugar.. Adjutant  23Mar.9S 

Reginald  Francis  Legg  

James  Kilvington    Cochrane,  West  f 

African  Frontier  force > 

George  Iver  Patrick  PoerO'Shee  

2  John  Dryden  Mather  


t    7 


7 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
5 


LlEUTBITAITTS. 

Gordon  Annesley  Taylor,  Adjutant  ) 
4  Bn.yWith  rank  of  Captain  ,10  Pl^t.  00  > 

1  Henry  Telford  Maffett,  West  African  ") 

Frontier  Force i 

2  Frederick  Ernest  Whitton,  Adju- ) 

tanti6Mar.  99    ) 

2  Frederick  Christian  Heneker 

:  Bryan  John  Jones    

1  Leonard  Robert  Grey  Bell-* 

2  James  Robert  Woffatt    

■2  Henry  Gerald  Rawdon  Watefield    ... 

2  Michael  Francis  Fox .-  .... 

t  Clarence  Reginald  Macdcnald    

I  Edward  ViUiers  Raynts    

!i  James  Douglas  Waddell    

'2  Herbert  Craven  Stuart 

it  Keith  Edmund  Jopp  (Df^jo/)  

1 1  Henry  Claud  Leicester 

!i  Patrick  M'Caasland  

I  Richard  Montague  Rarnsford  

J2  William  Graham  Montgumerie  

U  John  Francis  Scobell 

J2  Arthur  Cavendish  Bentinck  Gray 

Ii  William  Waudby 

Second  Libctf-xaxts. 

'i  Oliver  Macklem  Denison , 

I  ReyinaldArthurHerberrOrpen-Palmer 


2ND  LIEUT.  I 


CAPTAlEf.  BBEV.MAJ. 


23  Oct.    80 


14  Jhu. 
24  Jan. 

22  Jan. 


I  July 

30  Dec. 

n  Feb. 

25  Aug. 
12  Jan. 

I  July 

22  Oct. 

19  Dec. 

19  Dec. 

6  May 
3  May 

6  May 


81    29  Sept.  86 


5  Feb. 

4  Mav 
II  Feb. 

10  Nov. 

11  Apr. 

22  Aug. 

9  Nov. 
22  Jan. 

I  Mar. 
28  Juno  go 

9  May 

5  Dec. 

17  June 

12  Mar. 
20  May 

20  May 


88 


90 


9  Sept.  93 
23  Dec.    93 


7  Mar.   94 
2  June  94 


2  June  94 

28  Ncv. 
12  Dec. 
12  Dec. 
30  Jan . 

6  Mar. 

6  Mar. 

6  Mar. 
28  Sept. 

7  Dec. 

7  Dec. 
5  Sept.  96 

24,  Mar.   97 
15  May    97 

8  Sept.  97 
8  Sept.  97 
1  Dec.    97 

15  Dec. 
4  May 


97 


25  June 
1 3  '^"'.V 


Trench  Frank  Butler  Kearney    !  24  M-iy 


22  July    85 


25  Aug. 
8  Dec. 

22  Oct. 

10  Oct. 

8  May 
I  Apr. 

23  July 
6  Mar. 

1  Apr. 

26  Nov. 

2  Dec. 
18  Dec. 

23  Nov, 

26  Apr. 
I  Oct. 

15  Apr. 

1  Aug. 

4  Sept. 

6  Oct. 

10  Oct. 
17  Oct. 

5  Dec. 

TO  July 

10  July 

2  Nov. 

2  Dec, 
31  Mar. 

4  Apr. 
23  May 
lo  July 

26  Feb. 

23  Mar. 
30  Apr. 

27  July 

24  Aug. 

16  Mar. 

6  Dec. 

3  Feb. 

10  Apr. 
2  May 

11  Jul,y 
14  Nov. 


23  May 

I  Jan. 

28  June 
3  Mar. 

14  Aug. 

10  Oct. 

12  Jan. 

24  Jan. 

14  July 

12  Aug. 

21  Aug. 

13  Mar. 

26  Oct. 
I  Aug. 

18  Jan. 

10  Oct. 

17  Oct. 

1  Feb. 

10  July 
9  Oct. 

8  Jan. 

2  Dec. 

2  Dec. 
31  Mar. 

9  Feb. 

27  July 
27  July 

24  Aug. 

25  Jan. 

5  Jiiiy 

5  Jul.V 

3  Feb. 

11  July 


28  Mar.  5' 

12  Aug,  9 

1  Dec.  9: 

2  Dec.  9 
23  May  9 

23  May  9 

I    8  July  9< 

i  29  Nov.  9. 

12  Aug.  C 


I 


9S  8  Major  Davidson  served  wiib  ih' 
93  Lushai  Expedition  in  iS3q  as  Trans 
9S  port  Officer.    Served  with  the  L'bin 

98  Lushai    Expedition    in     i8S^-oo   as 

99  Transport  Officer  (Medal  with  Clasp) 
99  ^'  Captain  Dickinson  served  in  th< 
00  Burmese  Expedition  in  iS36-37  ^vitl 
00  the  44th  Goorkha  Liniht  Infantrj 
00  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

00      18   Major     Browne     served    in     hi 
00  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  andwaspresen' 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Mc<i« 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  StarJ. 


Vearsatfr  1 

fall 

Hall 
Pav. 

■■ 

.. 

5 

■  ■   i 

The  Prince  of  Wales^s  Letuster  Regiment  {Royal  Canadians),         35 2*^ 


Second  Lieutkptants. 
ThGobakl  WiHiam  Butler-Kearney,. 
Claude  Melville  Bruce  Hamilton    .. 

John  Loftiis  Richards 

Normau  Georjire  Bnmand 

Henry  Walter  WeUlon    

Nevile  PattuUo  Brooke  

I  Frank  Joseph  Raynsford 

Georjjfe  Harding . 

Robert  Gore  Tappenden  CuiTey 

1  William  Henry  Murphy 

Edward  Haron  Wildeblood     

Charles  Harman   

2  Beverley  Ussher   


2ND  LIEUT. 


2d  June  99 
9  Dec.  99 
9  Dec.  r,'^ 
9  Dec. 
9  Dec. 

24  Jan. 

18  Apr. 
21  Apr. 
21  Apr. 

19  May 
1 9  May 
23  May 
23  May 


Quarter  ICasfers. — 2  James  Duffield,  18  Nov,  q6  ;  JTmi.  TAeuf. 
George  Garrett,  28  Apr.  00  ;  Hon.  Lieut.. 
Henry  Thomas  Garnett,  25  April  85;  lion.  Cnpfain,  25  Apr.  95. — Srgerve  (Depot). 

Facings  Blue. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Ca. 

ist  Battalion  embarked  for  South  Africa,  18  Apr.  igoo.         2nd  Battalion  embarked  for  Malta,  9  Nov.  1894. 

'  Lieut.  General  Macclonald  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  General  Pennefathcr, 
Qcluding  the  battles  of  the  Alma  (severely  wounded)  and  Inkerman  (severely  wounded),  and  siege  of  Sebastopol 
Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  4th  Class  cf  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"5  Major  Poulerton  served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  1888  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
1  "  Ma]or    Shakeapear   served    with    the   Chin-Lushai  Expeditionnry  Force  in   1889-90   as  Intelligence    and 
issiatant  Political  Officer  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp),  and  in  the  operations  in  the 
5outh  Lushai  Hills  in  command  of  the  force. 

'^  Captain  Sangster  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  and  in  the  Soudan 
:am]iaign  in  1S84-85  (Clasp),  Served  in  the  Niger  Sond'in  campaign  under  Major  Arnold  in  1897  including  the 
ixpeditiona  to  Egbon,  Bida,  and  Ilorin  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

20  Ciiptiiin  Canning  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  in  :882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  .Served  in  the  expedition  to 
he  Soudan  in  18S4,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (two  Clasps);  also  served  in  the 
-ioudan  campaign  in  1885  (Clasp). 

^1  Captain  Laughlin  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Soudan  in  i388  including  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah 
Medal  wLthCIasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-2  Captain  Shar]>  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  nn<ler  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S94-95  as  Transport 
)fficor,  and  afterwards  as  Brigade  Transport  Officer  (Medal  with  Clasji). 

23  Captain  Hale  served  in  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  December  1S9S  inc-uiling  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah 
Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

**  Lieut.  Bell  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-igoo  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at 
he  battle  of  Colenso  and  in  the  operations  of  17th  to  24th  January,  1900— severely  wounded. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  ist  Battalion  the  Prince  of  WaJet^'  Leinster  Regiment  {Royal  Canadians) — 
formerly  the  100th  [Prince  of  Walea'  Royal  Canadian)  Reyiment. 

i  Raised  in  1760  as  "The  looth  Highlanders."  Proceeded  to  Gnadaloupc,  1761  (capture  of  Martinique),  England 
ind  disbanded  1763.  Raised  again  in  17S0,  and  served  in  a  naval  rtction  against  a  French  squadro.i  in  Porto 
'raya  Bay,  Cape  de  Verde,  in  17S1.  East  Indies  1781-84,  during  which  time  it  lost  39  Officers  and  1,200  killed  in 
ction  or  died  of  disease.  Disbanded  17S5.  Raised  again  in  tSo,,  and  proceeded  to  Quebec;  on  the  passage  out 
3st  II  Officers  and  260  men  by  shipwreck  off  the  coast  of  Newfoundland.  American  war  of  1812,  taking  part  in 
umcrous  engagements.  In  1813  became  "  The  looth,  or  H.R.H.  the  Prince  Regent's  County  of  Dnl)lin  Regi- 
aent."  Disbanded  1818.  Raised  in  Canada  in  185S  as  "  The  looth,  or  Prince  of  Wales'  Royal  Canadian  Regiment," 
nd  proceeded  to  England  in  1858.  Gibraltar,  to  1859.  Malta,  to  1863.  Canada,  to  1S66,  Scotland,  to  i863. 
'  Ingland,  to  i860.  Ireland,  to  1874.  England,  to  1876.  India,  to  1877.  Became  ist  Battalion  "The  Prince  of 
J  Yales' Leinster  Regiment  (Royal  Canadians),"  1881.    Ireland,  to  1895  ^Detachment  to  Ashanti). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Leinster  Regiment  {formerly  the  logtJt  Regiment). 

*i  Raised  in  1761,  and  proceeded  to  Belle  Isle.  Disbanded,  i^C-^-,  again  raised  as  the  109th  (or  Aberdeenshire) 
legimentiu  1794  ;  disbanded  1795.  Raised  in  1S53  as  the  3rd  Bombay  European  Regiment.  With  Central  India 
'iekl  Force,  18^7-59  (siege  and  capture  of  Rathghur,  action  of  Baroda,  relief  of  Sanger,  capture  of  Garracota, 
iction  of  Mndderpore,  battle  of  Betwa,  siege  and  storm  of  Jhansi,  storm  of  Loharie,  actions  of  Koonch  and 
luttra,  battles  of  Galowlee  and  Calpee).  Kurracbee,  to  1804.  [Became  the  109th  (Bombay  Infantry)  Regiment, 
862.]    Aden,  to  iS6;-.     India,  to  1S67.     England,  to  1877.    Became  "  2nd  Battalion  the  Prince  of  Wales'  Leinster 

jitegiment  (Royal  Canadians),"  iSSi.    Ireland,  to  16S2.    England,  to  18SS.    Malta,  to  1894.    Bermnda,  to  1895. 


353 


HegimeutaJDhtvi 
TRALEE. 


] 


The  Royal  Munster  Fusiliers. 

Formerhj  the  loist  (Boycil  Bengal  Fusiliers)  and  the  n^'/#i[i:,^Lelong'!''' 


,.,  Lebong, 
Bengal. 


104th  (Bengal  Fiisiliers)  Regiments, 

(The  3rd,  4tli,  and  5th  Battalions  are  fornu'd  of  the  Sonth 
Cork,  the  Kerry,  and  tli'^  Koyal  Limeriek  County  Militia  respectively.) 
Tbe  Royal  Ti'^er.    The  Shamrock.    "  Pusset  "  "Co.vdoee"  "Masulipatam  "   "Badari"   "  Bdxab  "   "  RoBi 

OUJTD       I774°ASD    1794"    "CaBNATIC"     "ShOLINGHUe"    "GcZERAT"     "  DeIG  "     "BhURTPOEE"     "AFGHANIaTA^ 

•■■GJauzNSB"     **Feeozeshcihub"    "Sobbaon"    '*Punjacb*'      "Chilliahwallah  "     "Goojeeat"     "Pegi 
"Delhi"  "Lucknow  "  "Bueua,  18S5-37." 


1  \oarB'Ser, 

fall 


23 


Half 
Pay. 


Colonel.— John  WinbuiTi  Laiirie.l  ITP.  for  Pemhrohe ;  Emigv,  2  Sept.  53;  Lieut.  8  Dec.  54;  Captain, 
May  57;  Major,  9  Apr.  61;  Lt. Colonel,  12  Dec.  66;  Colonel,  12  Dec.  71  ;  Major  Oeiteral,  13  Sept.  S 
Lt.Gene'ral,  31  Dec.  87  ;  Colonel  Royal  Minister  Fusiliers,  23  Aug.  00. 

Lieutenant  Colonels.— i  Edward  Stokes  Evans,  Lieut.  13  June  74  ;  Captain,  i  July  8i ;  Major,  i  Apr.  9 
Lt.Colond,  4  Nov.  96;  Colonel,  4  Nov.  00. 

2  Percy  Stanley  Druitt,  Lieut.  21  Sept.  74  ;  Captain,  4  May  82  ;  Major,  1  Apr,  92  ;  Lt. Colonel,  23  July  97. 
p.ii.f'.' Richard  Stanley  Havrks  Moody,-  Special  Seriuce,  South  Africa;  Lieut.  9  Aug.  73;  Capfai 
24  Oct.  80  ;   Major,  14  Jan.  36  ;  Lf. Colonel,  24  Feb.  00. 


',  in's 
om-  y 


Bu.l 


Majors. 

1  Charles  Au^stus  King  Hall,^  2>id 

Command  23  July  97  ;  District  Com- 
missioner  Orange  River  Colony 

2  Alfred  Herrick  Butler  Clough,  2nd  in 

Command  21  July  00    } 

1  Francis  Henry  Penny 

1  Pierce  Thomab  Chute'"     

2  Georgo  Sumuer  Ormerod'^ 

Bryce  Stewart, 1-  Briga  le  Major,  South  ) 

Africa  Field  Force  ^ 

Henry  Fred.  Williams,^*  Adj.  E.  Be7i- 1 
gal  State  Railicay  Vols,  i  Nov.  98    ... ) 

CAPrAINS. 

2  Richard  Fleunelli*     

p.g.c.  Stephen  Thomas  Banning,  In-\ 
ntructor  11.  M.  College  i  Feb.  96 i 

1  Randolph  Kdward  Whitehead 

Arthur' Frederick   Mann,'^  Adjutant) 

4  Baffalion  2  Aug.  97  S 

George  Forbes  Holland,"^  5ia/i'y»  Staff} 

Officer,  Darjeeling,  28  Jan.  99  } 

AymerClaud"Maxwell,-l(0.5-^«-iAug.95 

2  Arthur  Edward  Osmond  Congdon,»'  ) 

S.  S.  Officer,  Binapore,  11  Nov.  98...  > 

Wilfrid  Worsley  Blackdeu.i*^d>(a?ii  > 

2  Vol.  Bn.  Lancashire  Fufi.  i  Dec.  97/ 

I  William  Coape  Oatcs'^  

1  George  Dfculo  Macphersou  

Roger  Courtenay  Boyle, '^  South  Africn 

Gerard  Christopher  Bowen 

Lionel  Charles  WaiTeu,  Adjutant  5  Bn. 

InniskilUng  Fusiliers  30  Sept.  97 

2  Henry  Ernest  Tizard 

Campbell  Littler  Hendriks 

John  Kevin  O'Meagher 

2  Francis  Ambrose  D'Oyly  Goddard^s") 
[Depot) J 

Arthur  Howe  Browne 

George  Delamain  Crocker,-*Adjutant  t 
8  Aug.  9? S 

George    Ambrose   Cougreve    Webb,  > 

serving  in  the  Egyptian  Army     } 

Arthur  ililton  Bent    

Paul  Alfred  Charrier,  Central  Africa  > 

Begiment i 

Albert  Armstrong MacLaughlin(Dc;;oO 
George  Hale  Lane,  Reserve  [Dfpof)  

IjIBUTBNANTS. 

Verelst  Turner  Worship,25Z).SO 

2  Victor  George  Howard  Rickard  

Roger  Hy.  Monck-Mason,  W.African  \ 

Frontier  Force,  with  rank  oJ'Captain  ) 
Alderson Preston Berthon,  Gold  Coast) 

Constabulary  } 

2  Edmund  Peel   Thomson,  Adjutant  V 

iS  May  99   S 

2  Frederick  Evelyn  Elliot  Henderson  ... 

2  Charles  Harry  Brownlow  JarretL 

I  William  Arthur  Hutchinson  

I  Richard  Rolt  Brash  Jackson 

1  Charles  Albert  Knapp 

2  Robert  Edward  Michael  Pakenham  ... 
Henry  Arthur  Carroll  (Depot)  

2  Arthur  Gorhan   

1  George  Juliaa  Ryan     

2  George  Norman  Simms 

1  Herbert  Swynfen  Jervis 

2  Douglas  James  Pritchard  

I  Charles  Robert  Hall    

I  Augustus  Charles  Lionel  Tyrrell    

I  Henry  Reay  Yorke  (Ccpo/) 

1  Douglas  Wise  

2  Claud  Robert  RawHnson. 


2ND  LIEUT. 


II  Maj-    73 
6  Aug.  79 

13  Aug.  79 

14  Jan.    80 
I  May    78 

II  Aug.  80 
19  Feb.    81 


16  Nov. 
9  May 
22  Aug. 

8  Dec. 

8  June 

27  Nov.  89 

29  Mar.   90 
3  May    90 

28  June  90 

9  Sept.  91 


20  Nov.    75 


24  Mar. 

2  Dec. 

29  Nov. 
20  Mar. 

17  April 


g  Jan. 

02 

13  July 

92 

13  Aug. 

92 

9  Sept. 

9.1 

Ki  Oct. 

93 

21  Oct. 

03 

10  Oct. 

04 

6  Mar. 

t', 

28  Sept. 

OS 

6  June 

06 

24  Mar. 

07 

24  Mar. 

07 

2:  July 

97 

8  Sept. 

97 

I  Dec. 

07 

16  Feb. 

93 

16  Feb. 

08 

4  May 

OS 

7  May 

oS 

6  June 

06 

4  Jan. 

00 

ti  Feb. 

99 

80 


7  July    80 

26  Nov.   80 
17  Apr.    Bi 

I  July    81 
I  July    81 

22  Oct.     81 
10  May    82 

10  May    82 

TO  May    82 

9  Sept.  82 

9  Sept.  82 

6  May    S5 

25  Nov.    85 

25  Aug.    86 

I  Aug.    90 

25  Sept.  90 

1  Nov.   90 

24  June  91 

30  .Dec.    91 

30  Dec.  91 

1  Apr.    92 

11  Apr.    92 

13  Apr.    92 

10  May    93 
13  Mar.   74 

8  July    93 
t8  July    94 

19  Sept.  94 

27  Jan.    96 


CAPTAIN.     I   BBEV.KAJ. 


26  Sept.  83 


20  May 

26  July 
7  Dec. 
4  June 

3  July 


J  Feb. 

'7  July 

2  Aug. 

I  Dec. 

4  Oec. 

4  Apr. 

9  Nov. 

9  Nov. 
II  Mar. 
II  Mar. 
II  Mar. 
II  Mar. 
26  Anr. 

4  Dec, 
zs  Mar. 

5  Apr. 
15  Sept. 
21  Oct. 


12  Aug.  87 

27  Mar.  89 
4  Sept.  89' 
4  Sept.  8g 
I  Aug.  90 

26  Sept.  90 

I  Nov.  90 

24  June  gi: 

I 

r  Apr.    92 

1  Apr.  92 
6  Sept.  92 
8  July    93 

II  Dec.    93 

20  May    94 

2  Aug.  97 
30  Sept.  97 

I  Dec.    07 

27  Aug.   98 
27  Aug.   98 

I  Nov.   98 

1  Nov.   98 

I  Nov.   98 

23  Mar.    00 

23  Mar.    00 
17  Apr.    81 


8  July 

20  May 

3  June 
29  July 

4  Nov. 

23  J^i'y 

2S  July 


I-  Major  Stewart  served  with  tl 
Burmese  Expedition  in  iSSs-SSwi 
the  2ud  Battalion  Royal  Muust 
Fusiliers  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

13  Major  Williams  served  with  t 
Burmese  Expedition  in  1S86-8S  wi 
the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Muust 
Fusiliers  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

1*  Captain  Ffennell  served  with  tl 
Burmese  Expedition  in  TS86-S9  wi 
the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Muust 
Fusiliers,  and  was  severely  wound< 
in  an  engagement  on  the  14th  Fe 
8S7  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^*  Lieut.  Triirby  served  wita  tl 
Burmese  Expedition  in  1885- 
( Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


TJie  Royal  Munslcr  Fusiliers,  >53<^ 


Second  Lieutenakts 

I2  Lionel  Hugh  Branson  

2  Kenelm  Di^by  Bold  Murray 

I  Charles  Herbert  Jardiue 

I  John  Campbell  Dick 


2ND  LIEUT. 


II  Feb.  99 
II  Feb.  99 
If  Mar.  99 
20  May  99 
I  James  Clare  Macnamara  Canny   ., 20  May    99 

1  Charles  Roland  Moore I  12  Aug,  99 

2  Merryn  Arthur  Tynte  " 

2  Resrinald  Godfrey  Strons    

1  Edgar  Philip  Conway   

2  Dudley  Lyster  Thornton,  South  Africa 

2  Tho-T.as  Basil  Staunton  Cahill 

I  Herbert  Edm.  Reginald  Rubens  Braine 

Cecil  Faber  Aspinall,  Special  Service, 

TVest  Africa  

Philip  Godfrey  Barrett 

1  Hugh  Conor  Henry  O'Brien  

2  Archer  Beauchamp  West 

2  Walter  M'Clelland  Crosbie 

Thomas  Troubridge  Stubbs   

Herbert  John  Collect  Leland 


Dec.  99 

18  Apr.  00 

18  Apr.  00' 

21  Apr.  00 

21  Apr.  00 

21  Apr.  ool 

21  Apr.  00 


21  A.pr.  00 
II  Aug.  00 
II  Aug.  00 
1 9  Sept.  oo| 
10  Nov.  00 
24  Nov.  00 


7   I   •■-     Q'-tarfer Masters.— 2  Thoma.sT!nTahy^^*2S  Veh.  g4;  Sojt.  Liettf. 
3   I   ...  I  John   O'Connor,   22    Jan.  gS ;    Son.  Lieut. 

Facinge  Blue.— -4yen(»,  Messrr.  Holt  and  Co. 

i»^  Battalio'i  embarked  for  South  Africa^  24  Aug.  1899.        2nd  SattaHon  embarked  for  Malta,  1882. 

Lieut.General  Liurie  served  with  the  4th  Regiment  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  8Lh  November  1854 
JJtttu  the  evacuation  o7the  Crimea,  aad  was  present  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  including  the  repulse  of 
.he  two  sorties  on  the  advanced  trenches  in  front  of  the  Ovens  on  the  22nd  and  23rd  November  (mentioned  in 
iespatches),  attacks  on  the  BaiTack  Batterv  on  the  iSth  June  and  on  the  Redan  on  the  Sth  September  1S55  ;  he  was 
ppounded  in  December  1S54,  and  again  in"  March  1S55  (Medal  with  Clasp.  Turkish  Medal,  and  5th  Class  of  the 
Medjidie).  Served  in  India  during  the  mutiny,  and  was  Staff  Officer  of  a  Field  Force  in  the  Rewali  Kantee  district 
n  iSoo  (Medal).  Served  during  the  rebellion  in  the  North  West  Territories  of  Canada  in  18S5  as  Second  in  Com- 
oiandfrom  the  ist  April  till  the  close  of  the  rebellion,  and  as  Commandant  of  the  Base  and  Lines  of  Communication 
m  the  North  West  (Medal),  Served  during  the  Servo-Bulgarian  war  in  18S5-86  as  Red  Cross  Commissioner 
\vith  the  Servian  Army  (received  the  thanks  of  the  King  and  Government  of  Servia,  the  Red  Cross  of  Servia, 
iTid  the  Second  Class  of  St.  Sava). 

-  F.t. Colonel  Moody  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  throughout  the  operations  of 
1-*  *  liitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  vrith  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Buffs,  and  was  present  in  the 
^nu'agement  at  Mamugai  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in 
1897-98  as  2nd  in  Command  of  the  1st  Battalion  the  Buffs  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  including  the  opera- 
nons  in  Bajaur  and  the  Mohmnud  country — wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 

^  Major  Hall  served  In  the  Egyptian  "war  of  1SS2    (Medal,  and  Khedive's    Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese 
Sxpedition  in  1SS6-S0  with  the    2nd    Battalion    Royal    Munster  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"  Major  Chute  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S36-S9  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Munster  Fusi- 
iers  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) . 

"  Major  Ormerod  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-8S  as  Adjutant  to  the  snd  Battalion  Royal 
'lunster  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^  Captains  Mann,  Gates,  and  Bovle  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS5-S5  with  the  2nd  Battalion 
ftoyal  Munster  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^  Captain  Holland  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  iu  1837-Sg  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■  Captain  Congdon  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-88  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Munster 
.msihers  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'=  Captain  Blackden  served  with  the  Burmcce  Expedition  in  iSBj-SS  with  the  2iid  Battalion,  R:>yal  Munster 
fusiliers  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

,   "^  Captain  Goddard  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  AViUiam  Lockhart  in 
1:897-98,  including  the  opei-ations  on  the  Samana  Range  and  in  the  Kurram  Valley  and  the  relief  of  Gulistau 
JJMedal  with  two  Clasps). 

"  Captain  Crocker  served  in  the  campaign  nn  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  L'^ckhart  \i\ 
897  with  the  Tu-ah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Orderly  Officer  3rd  Brigade— sightly  wounded  (Meilal  with  two  Clasps). 

^  Lieut.  Worship  served  in  the  operations  in  theN  iger  Tenitories  in  189S,  including  the  Benin  Hinterland  and 
3iama  Expeditions  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  ist  Royal  Munster  Fusiliers  [formerly  the  loist  Reginieni). 

Raised  in  1652  as  a  "  Guard  of  Honour  "  to  the  East  India  Company  in  Bengal.  Twice  augmented  in  1750,  antl 
styled  the  "Bengal  European  Battalion."  Employed  in  Bengal,  1757  (battle  of  Plassey).  Against  the  French  in 
Madras,  175?.  In  Bengal  and  against  the  Dutch,  1759-S0  (battle  of  Buxar).  Augmented  to  thiee  Battalions,  and 
afterwards  to  three  Regiments  of  two  Battalions  each,  1779.  Against  Hj^der  Ali  and  the  I'renoh  in  Madras, 
781-83.  In  Bengtil,  1734-94-  Formed  into  two  Regiments,  1798.  In  Rohilcund  and  Rajpootuna,  1794-1S05 
Ibattle  of  Deig).  Formed  into  one  Regiment,  1S03.  In  Bengal,  1805-10.  (A  detachment  in  China,  iSoS;  one 
^gainstthe  Dutch  in  Java  and  the  Molucca  Islands,  1810-17  ;  arid  one  in  the  Nepaul  war  in  1ST4.)  In  Pindarrie 
Var,  1S17.  In  Bengal,  iSiS-26.  Formed  into  two  Regiments.  1824.  In  Rajpootana,  1S26  (capture  of  Bhurtpore). 
nd  European  Regiment  in  Burma,  1825-20.  Formed  into  one  Regiment,  1S30.  In  Afghan  war,  1S3S-40  (Afghan 
.  var— capture  of  Ghuznee).  Entitled  the  "  ist  Bengal  European  Light  Infantry,'*  1S40.  In  the  Punjab,  1S42. 
n  the  Sikh  war,  1845-46 (battles  of  Ferozeshah,  Sobraon,  and  Goojerat).  Entitled  **  ist  Bengal  Europ(3an  Fusi- 
iers,"  1846.  In  Burma.  1S52-55  (capture  of  Pegu).  Iu  the  Indian  Mutin.y,  1857-58  (captures  of  Delhi  and  Luck- 
low).  Umbeyla  campaign,  1S63.  Entitled  "  loist  Royal  Bengal  Fusiliers,"  1S61.  To  England,  i36q.  To  Malta, 
.    To  Cyprusand  Canada.  1873.    Entitled  *'  ist  Battalion  Royal  Munster  Fusiliers."  i83i.    To  England,  iSSs. 


351 

"Reijimeiitat  ijtgtrict 
NAAS. 

Royal 
The  RoyalTiger."  Syectamur agendo." 
'•  NUNDY     DeOOG"     "  AmBOTNA  " 

"Mtsoee"  {with  the  Elephant) 


•] 


The  Royal  Dublin  Fusiliers. 

Fnnneiii/  Ihe  102nd   {Uoijal  Madras  Fusiliers)  and 

the  loyd  {Roi/al  Bomhay  Fusiliers)  Bcgiments.      h^' 
(The  yd,  4tli,  and  5th  Battalions  are  formed  of  the  Kildare, 
Dublin   City,    and   Dublin   County   Jlilitia  respectively.) 

ArCOT"  "PUSSEY"  "CONDORE""\VTNDEWASH""BUXiB 
AMBOTNi"     "TEUNiTE"     "BlNDi"     "  PONDICHEEET  "^  ^ 
GdZEKIT"     '■  SEEINGlPATiM"     "KiREEB 


St  Batt.,  S.Africa. 
d  Batt.,  S.  Africa. 


bHOLlITGUE" 

Mahidpohe"    "Oavhatic'" 
Beki  Boo  Ah"   "Adi£h" 


Years'Scr. 

mn  HaifiOolonel.— ' 
I  Pay. 


Pdnjaub* 


MOOLTAN  "    "GOOJERAT 


29 


26 


Brecet 

Genera: 

Lieutenant 

Lf .Colonel,  7  June  98 


yor,  21  Hay  88; 
Henrv"Temnes't''Hi''cke.-  Lleni.  4  Dec.  7.  :  Cayt.  .0  Nov. 80;  Major.  7  Jane  go;  Lt.Colouel.  5  Mar. 


Com-  7 


3 


Majors. 
z  Spencer  Godfrey  Bird, -2 

mand  7  June  98 ^ 

I  William  Henry  Slingshy  O'Neill,  2Hd  > 

in  Command  3  Mar.  00 J 

1  George  Arthur  Shartlorth  

2  Frederick  Paul  Ensrlish' 

I  Alexander  Weston  Gordon=    

Mark  Ralph  Payne  Audaia,  CluefOrd- 1 
nance  Officer,  Jamaica    } 

John  Francis  Sheppard,  «.-M  Coasli 
Citvsfahniari/  ) 

Archibald  Hawksley  Rutherford'    

Edward  Silver  Strickland,"  Adj.  6  / 
Vol.£n.  jrancJieeler  Regt.  15  Feh.  97  i 

MaurlceChas.O'Counell,JJci!frcc(i3e;)o() 
Captains. 

Cecil  Bart'rave  Collings,  Adj.  5  Vol.  ] 
Bn.  Durham  LI.  Inf.  q  Nov.  96 

1  ji.f.c.  Archiljald  John  Cliapman,  Cora 

Mtd.  Inf.  Bn.    ^tli  Vic.  S.  African 

Field  Force,  rcilli  rank  qf  ifajor  

Richard    Stewart     GaKe,"    Adjutant  1 

5  Baitahon  20  Dec.  94  . ) 

Walter    Bromilow,  Adjutant    6    Vol.  \ 

Bn.  Boyal  Highlanders  1  July  93  ...  S 
Ernest  Arthur  Dickinson, iV7.i/y)'MW-l''»ii( 

2  Arthur  Edward  Mainwarln>,"=  

Geoffrey  Downing.  Adj.  4  Bn.  1  Oct.  97 
Richard  Alexander  Rooth,  Adjutanf) 

Poona  Volunteers   i  Apr.    Q7 3 

Arthur    Lovehand,   Adjutant   3  Bat') 

talion  10  Feb.  96    J 

Herbert  Carington  Smith,"  Emploi/cd  1 

under  Military  Governor,  Pretoria  ) 
Henry  Roscoe  Jieddoes,'"  W.  Africani 

Frontier  Force,  frith  rank  of  Major  ) 
Arthur  Forde  Pilson,"  Assitt.  Diat.  > 

Cominr.  Marico,  South  .Africa  ) 

1  Richard  Meade  Pratt  Swift   

2  Edwyn  Fetherstonhau^h '" 

2  Maurice  Lowndes,"" Adjutant  27  Aug.  97 

Athelstan  Dibley" 

Malcolm  Percy  Eustace  Lonsdale" 

2  Cecil  Francis  Romer-' 

I  Wilfrid  John  Venour 

1  Charles   Campbell  Todd,  Par/  Bept... 

2  Hugh  Mackenzie  Shewan-v 

I  Cecil  Bampfy  Ide  James  Riccard 

Harold  Johil  Kinsman,  gercing    xcithi 
Britnh  SouihAfrica  Company'ii  Police  ^ 
Harold  Whitla  Higginson-* 

1  Arthur  Vivian  Hill-'  

2  George  Norton  Cory-^    

1  Percy  Macleai.  Adjutant  18  Dec.  93   ... 

2  Charles  Noel  Perreau-"  [Depot) 

Frederick  Neil  Le  Mesurier" 

Frederick   William   Mallins,  Jieterve'^ 

(Depot)   (Lieut.    6   Bn.    Irish  Bifes  I 
27  Feb.  84  ;   Capt.  3  Bn.  Lancashire  f 

Fusiliers  zS  Sept.  86) J 

Richard  Dacre  Vincent,  Reserve  (Depot) 

William  Charles  Hall,"  Reserve  (Depot) 

Lieutenants. 

I  Guy  Hudleston    

I  John  William  Hamilton  Seppings 

1  Harry  Augustus  Ferguson  Watson 

2  Gordon  Shakespear  Higginson'"  ... 

1  Edward  Algernon  Molesworth 

Chudleigh  Garvice^"  

Adrian  Aubrey  Charles  Taylor,  Mtd.  ~i 

Infantry,  South  Africa  S 

Cecil  Thomas  Wrigley  Grimshaw    

Lewis  Fredk.  Renny,='  Aide  de  Camp  \ 

to  Ma'.  Gen.  C.  B.  Cooper,  28 Mar.  00) 

2  John  M'Dougall  Haskard^^ 

I  Beitram  Percival  Lefroy     

1  Edward  .\ugustus  Allred  de  Salis    

1  Richard  Griffith  Bassett  Jeffreys 

2  Thomas  Hugh  Colville  Frankland  ' 

I  Walter  Francis  Stirling   


2ND  tlBDT. 


LIEUT.        I     CAPTAIIT. 


22  Jan. 
I  May 


28  Feb.    74 

ID  Sept.  75 
28  April  76 
12  Jan. 
12  Mar. 


23  Oct.     80     1  July 

I  10  May 

I  July 
I  July 
:3  Nov. 


22  Jan. 
19  Feb. 
i:  Jan, 


87 


12  Mar.  81 

29  Jan.  84 

7  June  84 

I  July  87 

1  July  " 

15  Feb. 


21  May 
4  Mar. 
6  Mar. 

31  May 


SSBV.UAJ.  I        MAJOR. 


I 


9  May 

22  Aug. 
22  Aug. 
24  Apr. 

S  June 

8  June 

1  Mar. 
29  Oct. 
28  Sept. 
19  Oct. 

g  Sept. 

II  July 

10  Oct. 
10  Oct. 
28  Aug. 
28  Sept.  95 
28  Sept.  95 
28  Sept.  95 


SB 


89 


30  Jan. 
14  May 
14  May 

14  May 

23  Aug. 
7  Feb. 
6  May 

29  Aug. 

29  Aug.  83 

2  Sept.  85; 

13  Oct.  86 

I  Apr.    90 
4  Mar.  91 


23  Aug.  92 
23  Aug.  92 
16  Sept.  92 


17  May 

23  Aug. 
16  May 
7  June 

7  June 
20  Dec. 


96 


28  Sept. 

7  Dec. 
25  Mar. 

6  June 
9  Dec. 
9  Dec. 

20  Feb. 

15  May 

8  Sept. 

1  Dec. 

7  May 
18  Jan. 

8  Feb. 
II  Feb. 
II  Feb. 


15  Jan.  92 
21  May  92 

3  Aug.  92 

16  Sept.  92 
23  Aug.  93 
16  Dec.  93 

10  July  9s' 
26  July  95 

6  May  96 

12  Sept.  96'  16  Dec. 

23  Oct.    96    16  Dec, 
20  Dec.    96 
5  Jan.    97, 

11  Mar.    97I 

4  Juae  97; 
I  Oct.     97 


94 

5  June  95 
20  Dec.    96 

20  Dec. 

23  Mar. 

7  June 

7  June 
25  June 
25  June 
19  Oct. 

9  Oct. 

9  Oct. 

9  Oct. 

21  Oct. 


Jan. 
24  Feb. 

24  Feb. 

25  Feb. 
5  Mar. 


10  Sept. 
4  Nov. 

27  Nov. 

27  Nov. 
23  Mar. 

7  June 
25  June 
30  June 

12  Aug. 

28  Dec. 

28  Dec. 

10  May 
10  May 
'24  Oct. 
16  Dec. 
iC  Deo. 
16  Dec. 


98! 


99l 
99 1 
99: 
99| 
991 
99 


15  Mar. 

9  Feb. 
23  Mar. 


21  May 

t6  May    94 

7  June  94 
6  Nov.  .J., 
5  June      s 

16  Aug, 

16  Aug. 
25  Feb. 

5  Mar, 

5  Ma^' 


8  May 


a  Set : 


Tlie  Boyal  Dublin  Fusiliers. 


355 


LiBDTKN-XNTS. 

Arthur  Brodhurst-Hill-* 


I  2HD    LIBUT. 


24  Feb.    00 

24  Feb.    00 

25  Feb.    00 
5  Mar.  00 

28  Mar.    00 
2g  Apr.    00 


I  II  Feb,    gg'  24  f'eb.    00 

John  Crosby  Halahan    j  20  May    gq\  24  Feb.    od 

2  Anhur  Henry  Daniel  Britten-*-  .,.|  24  June  99    24  Feb. 

-  I  ...       JiimesDou'llWKny,' E.Africa  Si/leg     s  July    99.        ~  " 

:;,...    2  Frank  Bernaril  Lane-    !  i:?  Aug-.    99' 

:■  !  ...    I  AtheUtan  Moore 18  Oct.     99 

?      .  .    t  Reginald  Lucas  Hastings  Conlan 18  Oct.     99I 

:■  ,  ...    I  Roderick  Mil cLeod"    ... 18  Oct.     99I 

2      ...    .;  Samuel  Gerald  de  Courcy  Wheeler -.,.    25  Oct.     99' 
Second  Libutekants.  ' 

2      ...  '  I  John  Salkeld  Burra 4  Nov.    991 

21'  ...    2  AvenelDeB.AV.  Wykeham  Bradford*^    15  Nov.   99 

2      ...    I  John  Charles  Lamprey 6  Dec.    99 

:      -.1  William  Karold  Goodwin 14  Feb.    00 

I      ...    2  William  Hamilton  Suople'- .    17  Feb.    00 

I  i     .1  Standish  Georijc  Smithwick 17  Feb.    ooj 

1      ...    2  Kenneth  Charles  Weldon'-  17  Feb.    00: 

1  '     .2  Andrew  Wiustftuley  Newton^*" .,      7  Mar.    00! 

I      ...    2  Krnest  St.  Georsre  Smith'- 7  Mar.    ool 

I      ...    -2  Roland  Henry  Marsh'- 24  Mar.    00' 

r      ...    J  Richard  Frederick  BeresCord  Kno-\  ..      4  Apr.    00; 

I      ...     ■  James  Paumier  Tredennick'-  ..    18  Apr.    00' 

I      ...    J  Otho  Hiifrh  Chartres  Molouy-  18  Apr.    00; 

I      ...    2  Basil  Maclear 11  Aug-,    ool 

I      ...    2  John  Poole  Bowrins:  Robinsna I  n  Aug.   00! 

5  ...  [Quarter Masfern. —  i  J.ohn  Ward,  n  Nov.  96;  Hon.  Lieni. 

6  ...  I  2  Michael  Carraichael  Rowland, 1-  6  Mar.  oj  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
Walter  Lewsey,  i  May  82 ;  Hon.  Captain,  i  May  g2.—Seserv.'  {Depot), 

Facing 8 Bine. — Agentt,  Sir  C.  R.M'Grigor,  Bt.  and  Co. 
isl  Battiilion  emhafke.lfor  South  Af,-ii- 1,  10  Nov.  iSgo.     ind  Battalion  embarked  for  Gthrultar^  9  Jan.  i354. 

'  Lt.Geu3ral  Spurgin  served  with  the  ist  Madras  Faailiers  in  the  Burmese  war  oi"  1332-3;.  inclndin.;  the 
jiiking  of  -*ei;a,  and  its  subsequent  defence  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  Served  in  suppres<*ion  of  the  m,utiny  in 
3en£rat  in  1357-5S:  commanded  the  trjops  proceeding  by  steamer  in  July  1857  from  Allaliqbad  to  Cawnpore, 
■overing  che  ri^ht  of  Havelock's  Column  and  engat^ing  the  enemy  on  two  occasions,  on  the  first  landed  his;  force, 
epalsed  the  rebels  and  captured  their  6-poundergun  ;  was  Staff  Officer  to  General  Neill  a t  Cawnpore,  a fterwaids 
Srieade  Maior  to  the  ist  Bri£:ade  and  was  with  it  daring'  its  advance  and  entry  into  Lucknow  on  23th  Sept., 
lefencc  of  the  Residency  and  subsequent  oper.itions  at  the  Alumbagh  under  Ontram ;  also  served  as  a  Brigade 
Iiior  (ic  the  capture  of  Kaiserbagh,  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Governor  General  in 
lonncil.  Brevets  of  Major  and  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  a  year's  service  for  Tjuckuow.  and  CSf.). 

-  Lit. Colonel  Hicks  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Dublin  Fusiliers, 
nd  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso  in  command  of  four  Companies;  subsequently  served  in  the  Orange  River 
■olony  in  command  of  the  Battalion,  and  was  present  at  the  relief  of  Wepener  and  subsequent  operations  under 
lir  Archibald  Hunter,  in  the  pursuit  of  De  Wet  under  Lord  Kitchener,  and  in  the  operations  in  Potchefstroom 
nder  Major  Cieneral  Hart;  commanded  a  Column  sent  to  aid  Major  General  Barton  at  Frederickstadt  in  Oct.  1900. 

3  Major  Bird  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Dublin  Fusiliers,  and 
ommanded  the  Battalion  in  tlie  engagement  at  Talana  and  the  subsequent  retirement  to  Ladysmith ;  was  present 
1  the  engagement  at  Lombard's  Kop  and  at  the  relief  of  Ladysmith  (severely  injured  by  a  fall  from  his  horse 
'hile  on  duty  at  Estcourt);  commanded  the  Battalion  from  7th  March  to  6th  April ;  took  part  in  the  operations  in 
>ran;;e  River  Colony  under  Major  General  Hart,  under  Sir  Archibald  Hunter,  including  the  capture  of  Fourteen 
treams  and  Christiana,  in  the  pursuit  of  De  Wet  under  Lord  Kitchener,  and  in  Potchefstroom  under  Major 
ieneral  Hart 

*  Major  English  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1903  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Dublin  Fusiliers,  and 
as  present  in  the  engagements  at  Talana,  Lombard's  Kop,  Venters  Spruit  (wounded),  Hart's  Hill,  Pieter's  Hill, 
nd  Zinkerbosch. 

'  Major  Gordon  served  in  the  Afghan  warin  18S0  with  the  6th  Bengal  Light  Infantry  (Medal).  Served  in  the 
outh  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso— 
3vereiy  wounded. 

;' Major  Rutherford  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900,  and  was  jiresent  in  the  engagement  at  Osfon- 
iiun,  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein,  Kroonstad,  and  Johannesbui-g,  and  the  engagements  at  Doornkop,  Pretoria, 
liamond  Hill,  Heidelberg,  near  Senekal,  and  Vredefort. 
»  Major  Strickland  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  188S. 

"  Captain  Gage  took  part  in  the  opei'ations  of  Soudan  Frontier  Fipld  Force  in  iS8s  (Medul,  an;l  Khedive's  Stari. 
"  Captain  Mainwaring,  Lieut.  Higginson,  Second  Lieuts.  Supple,  Weldon,  Smith,  Marsh,  Tredennick,  and  Molony 
srved  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Dublin  Fusiliers. 

*•  Captain  Smith  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbei-t  Kitchener  in  1S9S,  and  was  present  at 
le  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4tli 
lass  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  witli  Clasp). 

"  Major  Pilson  served  in  the  operations  in  Matabeleland  under  Sir  Frederick  Oarrington  in  1896  in  command 
I  Mounted  Infantry  and  also  as  Adjutant  of  Mounted  Infantry  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  ol  Major,  Medal 
ith  Clasp  1. 

"^'  Major  Beddoes  served  with  the  Burmese  Espeditiou  in  1888-89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^9  Captain  Fetheratonhaugh  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Acting  Adjutant  2nd  Battalion  Royal 
[Siliers,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Talana,  Lombard's  Kop,  Colenso,  Venters  Spruit,  Vaal  Krantz, 
art's  Hill,  and  Pieter's  Hill. 

1^  Captains  Lowndes  and  Dibley  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Dublin 
isiliers,  and  were  present  in  the  engagement  at  Talana— severely  wounded  (taken  prisoner). 

-0  Captain  Lonsdale  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  a  Mounted  Infantry  Company, 
d  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Talana  (taken  prisoner). 

-1  Captain  Romer  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Dublin  Fusiliers, 
d  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Lombard's  Kop,  Colenso,  Venters  Spruit,  Vaal  Krantz,  and  Hart's  Hill. 
-'1  Captain  Shewan  served  in  tlie  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Dublin  Fusiliers, 
d  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Talana,  Lombard's  Kop,  Colenso  (wounded),  Venters  Spruit,  Vaal  Krantz, 
irt's  Hill,  Pieter's  Hill,  and  Zinkerbosch. 

-*  Captain  H.  W.  Higginson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Dublin 
isiliers.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Lombard's  Kop  and  at  the  defence  at  Ladysmith. 
■^  Captain  Cory  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  a  Mounted  Infantiy  Company,  and 
.s  present  in  the  engagements  at  Talana,  Lombard's  Kop,  Colenso,  Venters  Spruit,  and  Acton  Homes,  and  in  the 
eraiions  round  Ladysmith  with  Dundonald's  Cavalry;  and  took  part  in  the  subsequent  advance  to  the  Eastern 
•ansvaal. 

-6  Captain  Perreau  sewed  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Dublin  Fusiliers, 
d  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Talana — wounded  (taken  prisoner). 

'■''  Captain  Le  ^Slesurier  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  Company,  and 
IS  present  in  the  engagement  at  Talana  (taken  prisoner). 

"»  Captain  Hill  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  took  part  in 
?  operations  at  Paardeberg  of  19th  to  27th  February,  1900 — wounded. 

FF 


--P^  nojjal  Dublin  Fusiliers. 

'  .»  captain  Hall  served  in  the  HazaraE.peaition  in  ,89.  with  the  -st  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers  (Me.uU 
with  Clasp).         .  ,i.„  «„„,>,    African  war  in  iBqq-iqoo  with  the  Mounied  Infantry,  and  was  present  in 

thre^rag-e^rtTlfira'^Ll™  ^^^^^^  ^  --1-"^  °'  ^-"*«*  '"'^""'^  ='"''  '"""^  '''"' 

in  operations  round  Irene  ^"'^.^"^'^"hMrican  war  in  1899-1000  as  Transport  Officer  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Dublin 
p::if^^ra?dTari"e\trin''Jhe^C.=  ^'  "^  "^'^'''^  °'  ^^''^^'"■"' ^ 

was  afterwards  Aide  de  Camp  ,\° '«J"°''h''AT^an  w  with  the  2na  Battalion  Royal  Dublin  Fusiliers  and 

Js  ^i!len?^t^^^lnlZl^'"^^^^^  ^°'"="^°'  '"''"'"■^  '^™"'  ''"'"'  ''""'^'  ""'^  "'"' 

and  Pieter's  Hill--severely  wo.™<]f '\       ,    .,,.;„.„  „ar  in  1690-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Dublin  Fusiliers, 
and  .^ir;reIln?hfSrVe''4^a1e'Se;;rst?  Tiilanra^^  and  in  the  attaek  on  the  aruroured  tra.n  (taken 

^'iTulnt  Brodhurst  Hill  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  .899->9°o  with  the  Ladysmith  Belief  Force,  incUuling 
the  operations  of  19th  t°  ^^"^  Feblwy-wouM  ^^^^  ^^^  Battalion  Royal  Dublin  Fusiliers,  and 

wIU'liTent^afrhrbrtUe'of  CoreTso'^  at  Venters  Spruit,  Vaal  Krantz,  Harfs  H.ll,  and 

Pieter's  Hill.  ,.      ,  ■.„;„  .i.„  tjnnrinn  nnder  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present 

.;:h";S-t,^;^fThrrtb^ra\tl  rhTt;=T,n'i^rn^«;'^"eorn'i^Lfeute"nlnt.  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Meda, 
with  two  Clasps).  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2na  Battalion  Royal  Dublin  Funlicrs^  and 

wIIpJese^n^aT^hTbatle  S'^cSso*^^^^^  ^g^Unts  at  Venters  Spruit,  Vaal  Krantz,  and  Hart  s  Hdl- 

-^^:n^!^e.  served  >"  the  So.thA^ca„v^i,r  r8^.99o  with  tb.2nd^  Fusil.rs, 

''';f^S;:5rlS^NeXir^lS^i;fX'^o;^Afii^"^  "^' S^J^with  the  2nd  BattaUon  Roya,  Dublir 
^'Jf  St^MaXiTsen^d"  n'the'JfoT^^^^^^^  with  the  Ladysnrith  Relief  Force,  and  was  presen. 

at  the  battle  of  Colenso-severely  wounded  in  ,899-1990  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Hoyal  Dublin  Fusiliere 

and  l;llt-?stnuS'ly,VZt.,'^Jn^^^^^^^  ^-'"'^  «'^™"'  '''"''  '''^"'^'  ""''^  "'" 

and  Pieter's  Hill. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  is*  BatlaUo^Royal^IMlj,^  FusUiers  (formerly  the  .02na  Royal 

Existed  in  detached  Companies  bclonBin«  to  '^e  f.E  I  C  m  ,64^  Consolij^^^^^^^^^  Z^l°y,lt  JS 

of  Arcot  under  Clive,  175..    Bf,',l<=  "f  P''^^''-^V„^'^,  ^a  ll^aSu      8^^^^^  ■^^^^^  1824.     To   India,    1826      Tc 

"Madras  European  Regiment       -799-     J"  \ta  ^'9^  i^l^^"!;,,.^","^^^^  Regiment,"    1839.    Entitled  "ist  Ma.lra, 

S^^  .:VsTS»n^D^btrFu^ri^.'' '-."^  TO  :^e"la'nd,^;8?5.'   To  England,  ,893- 

necord  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion  {for,nerUj  the   ^03rd  Bombay  Fusiliers,  andpreviously  tU 
li^cora  0}  ina  >:,u,  j  isi  Bombay  European  Infantry). 

Raised  in  ,66,.    To  India   .662     To  Persia   ,,5.     To  Aden  ,8^9.^  To  India  ,84.    ^^^^ ;;^>^^:X,^l 

r.%*n;iu7d'^'2^fSt^^^^^^^^^^ 


ispoRT.n        "^^^  ^^^^  Brigade  (The  Prince  Consort's  Own).  356 

:e  5th,  6lh,  7tli,  and  9th  Battalions  are  formed  of  the  2nd  Tower  Hamlets,   the  Royal  Longford, 
the  1st  Tower  Hamlets,  and  the  Westmeath  Militia  respectively. ) 

"OPBNHAQBlf"     "  ilO.VTE     ViDto"     "RoLEIi"     "VlMlEEi"      "CoEnSITA"     "BDSACO"     "  BaBEOSA  "    "  FcKNTSS 

dOnoe"  "CiaoAD  RoDBiGo  "  * '  Bada  joz '*  "  Salamanca"   "Vittobia"    "Nivelle**    "NrvE  "  "Oethes" 

■|Totj[,ocSE"    "Pexiksula"    "  Watebloo"    "Socth    Africa,    1S46-7,   1831-2-3 "    "Ai,ma"    "Inkekihn" 

Sevastopol" "Lpckwow"  "Ashantee""Ali  MAsjiD""AFGHANisrAN,iS78-7g""BnBMA,i8S5-S7""KnASTOnM." 

^[t?H:jColonel  in  Chief— His  Royal  Righnesti  Arthur  W.  P.  A.,  Diihe  o/Connaught,'  KQ.  KT.  KP.  GCB.  QCSl. 

rav       '"^^^-  OCIE.  GCrO.  Personal  Aide  de   Camp  to  the  Queen,  4-e.,  te.;  Lt.  19  J\ine68  ;  Capt.  i  May  71  ; 

I- — -■     ita)or,7Ang.Ti;  Lieutenant  Colonel,  27  Sept. 76;  CWoneZ,  2gMay  So  :  Major  General,2g:illLy8o;  Lieut. 

General,  J  XprilSg;  Oejteral,  i  Apr.  gsi   CoioneZ  Rifle  Brigade,  2q  May  80;  Colonel  in  C4ic/ Inniskilling 

Dragooiis,  22  June  97. 

Colonels  Commandant.— I  iorij  .Alexander  George  Russell, ^  CB.  ^nd  lieuf. ^11  July  39;  Li.  15  April42; 

Capt.  P7  Aug.  46  ;  Bt.ilajor,  28  May  53  ;  Major,  29  Dec.  54  ;  Bt.Lt. Colonel,  6  June  56;  Lt.Colonel,  'ly 

Deo. 58;  Colonel, \o  Mar. 61;  Major  General, 6  ^&t.  68;  Lieut. General,  20  }laT. -jS  ;  General,  ■;  April  i6  ; 

Colonel  Liverpool  Regiment,  28  Feb.  80;   Colonel  Commandant  Rifle  Brigade,  i  May  91. 

2  Frederick  Robert  ElringtoD,^  CB.  2nd  £?.i'7  June  39  ;  Lieut.  2-\  Nov.  41;  Capt.  '22  May  46;  Bt.Major,  12 

Dec. 54;  .W.ijor,  29  Dec.  54  ;  Bt.Lt.Culonel,  26  Dec.  56;   Lt.Colonel,  ^-l   Sept.  57;  Colonel,    29  Mar.  62  ; 

Major  General,  6  Mar.  63  ;  LI.  General,  14  Mar.  Sc  ;   General,  1  July  Si  ;   Colonel  Bedfordshire  Regiment, 

17  July  Qo  ;  Colonel  Commandant  Rifle  Brigade,  26  Jan.  92. 

Lieutenant   Colonels.— ^  Walter    Rupert   Kenyon-SIaney,  Ensign,   ''10  Nov.  69;    Lt.  :8   Oct.  71 ;    Capt. 

14  June  80;  Major,  i  Dec.  85;  Lt.Colonel,  15  Oct.  97. 
4  Arthur  Ralph  Pemberton,*"  i^  1 1  Feb.  76 ;  Capt.  t  Jan.  84  ;  Major,  7  May  93  ;  Lt.Colonel,  i  Dec.  07. 
2  Charles  Theophilus  Evelyn  Metcalfe,*'  Lieut.  21  Sept.  74;   Capt.   i  Jan.  84;  Major,  17  May  93;  Lt. 

Colonel,  5  Dec.  98. 
I  p.s.c.  Arthur  Edward  William  Colville,"  Lieut.  10  Sept.  73 ;  Captain,  i  Aug.  84;  Major,  11  Oct.  93 
Lt.Colonel,  16  Dec.  99. 


Majobs. 

1  Charles  Anthony  Lamb,  2jtd  in  Com-t 

mand  I  Jan.  98     S 

2  George  Cockburu,"J>S0.2)i(J  inCom-\ 

mand  1  Feb.   98 ) 

3  George  Francis  Leslie,*'  2nd  in  Com-  ) 

mand  5  Dec.  98 i 

4  Henry  Fuller  Maitland  Wilson,"  2nd  ) 

in  Command  16  Dec.  99  j 

Son.  Wenman  Coke^"  

4  Athertou  Edward  Jenkins 

Lewis  Loyd  Nicol,^'  Recruiting  Staff"} 

Officer,  Birmingham,  29  Mar.  00 S 

3  Victor  Arthur  Couper^^ 

Arthur  Fuller-Aclaud-Hood,".ii(iede  ) 

Campto  Major  Gen.Swaine  i2Mar.  96  f 

p.s.c.John  SteveuCowaus  [Bt.Lt.Col. ) 

28  Mar.  00),  D.  A.  Q.  M.    General,  i 

War  Office,  11  May  98   J 

;,  p.s.c.  Henry  Peter  Kiug-Salter,  D.A.  \ 
A.Gen.  Ratritl  Pin/lee, i  May  co{tcmp.)  j 


l\ 


p.j.c.ffon. Cha.  Granville F"ortescue." 
CMG.  (Bf. Lt.Colonel,  8  July  09), 
Brig.MaiorXatalFieldForce,-i'Oci.q() 

2  William  Frederic  Parker    

,    p.s.c.    Richard       John      Strachoy,"', 

Z>.4.Q.3f.(?c,ieraZ,PHiyai,io  Dec.98  ) 
Albert  Victor  Jenner.s"  BSD.  Special  \ 

Service,  South  Africa \ 

Henry  Cecil  Petre,  Adj't.  15  Middiesei  ) 

Volunteer  Ri/les  26  lu\y  gj  j 

I                           Captains. 
!    Arthur    George    Ferguson,    Special) 
Seriice,  South  .ifrica / 

3  Alan  Herbert  Watlington  Lowndes"... 
Thomas  Vmruetm&ms,ay,^ Adjutant^, 

5  Battalion  1  Apr.  97  | 

p.s.c.  Son.Ky.  Yarde-Buller.M/nWo 

I  iJenceOJicer.South  A  frica,27  June  00  i 
p.s.c.  Henry  Hughes  WHaoT>,<^' Brigade  > 

Major,S.Arr!caFieldFurcp,  9  Oct.  99  j 
FlC Walter  Norris  Congreve.w^j-ijaJe  | 

Major  South  Africa  Field  Force         j 
Edward  AlfredFinch  Dawson,Sue«n/ 1 

Service,  Snath  Africa f 

I  Walter  Guy  Bentinck   """ 

I  Charles  Edward  Radelyfless 

I  Lewis  Frederic  Green-'Wilkinsoi7«i> 

Leonard  Robert  SunkersettArthur^T 

I.Lieut.  Bedford  Regt.  28  Apr.  86),  J 

H.M.'a  Consul  at  Dakar  I 

Douglas       Elphinstone       Bethu'ne^ 

Patton-Bethune,  Adjutant  i  Toteer  s 

Hamlets  Vol.  Rifles,  i  Apr  99  J 

Arthur  Sydney    Evelyn    Annesley! ) 

Adiufant    20    Middlesex  (Artists')  - 

^  ol.  Rifles,  22  June  96 ) 

P^l'P,    Laui-ence     Kington     Blair-i 

Oliphant,   .Uj.   2    Tower    Hamlets  C 

(  olunteer  Rifles  i  Jan.  98      J 

Robert  George  Teesdale  Baker-Carro 
Aide  de  Camp   to   Governor  General  '- 

of  India  6  Jun.og    ) 

p.s.c.  Cameron  Deane  ShMte^''^  DA  A    > 
General,  Malta,  30  June  09     ...        '  J 
Hubert  Edward  Vernon,;=DSO.       " 

I  J!  rederick  Gilbert  Talbot 

^  j;-'-<'Harold  Mavromichali  BidduipV* 

4  John  Herbert  Drax  Savile 

4  Reginald  Alexander  


2ND  LIEUT.  LIEUT. 


24  Nov. 

30  Jan, 

3c  Jan. 
15  Jan. 

22  Feb. 
13  Aug. 

23  Oct. 

22  Jan, 

22  J.Tn. 
22  Jan. 

22  Jan. 
22  Jan. 


11  Feb.  76 
It  Nov.   76 

12  April  79 

30  June  79 

9  July    79 

12  Mar.   81 

29  June  81 
I  July  3i 
I  July    Si 

I  July    81 

I  July  8 1 
1  July    81 

I  July  Si 
I  July    Si 

9  Sept.  S2 

9  Sept.  5z 

27  Jan.    S3 

9  Sept.  82 

23  Aug.   S4 

12  Nov.    84 

12  Nov,   84 

7  Feb.    85 

7  Feb.    85 


BBEV.  MAJ.t 


24  Aug, 
4  May 
16  Nov. 
21  Mar. 
iS  Apr. 


20  June 
29  Dec. 
10  Nov. 
27  Mar. 
23  Jan. 


c,May 
25  Nov. 
14  Apr. 

S; 
86 

3  Dec. 

90 

I  Jan. 

91 

1 1  Mar. 

gi 

7  May 

91 

27  June 

9: 

29  Aug. 

s.s 

27  Aug. 
iS  Nov. 

1  Dec. 

2  Dec. 
16  Dec 

91 
91 
91 
91 

9' 

I  Aag.    84 

20  Aug.    S4 

3  Dec.    84 

5  Dec.    84 

18  Apr,    85 

1  Mar.    88 

9  Mar.  90 
9  Apr.  90 
I  Aug.  90 

3  Sept.  90 

3  Sept.  90 

14  Dec.    90 

1  Jan.    9T 
12  Aug.  91 

2  Doc.  91 
I  Dec.    91 

I  Jan.    92 

15  Feb.  92 
23  Nov.   92 

15  Oct.    93 

6  Dec.    93 

6  Dec.    93 

4  Apr.    94 

14  Nov.  94 
12  Dec.  94 
10  Feb.    95 

10  Feb.  Q5 
I  Mar.    Q5 

11  May  95 
24  June  95 

30  Aug.  95 

18  Sept.  95 

1 2  Mar.    96 

1 8  Mar.  96 
I  Sept.  96 

10  July    97 

19  July    97 


8  May    57 


IS  Oct.  93 
14  Nov.  94 
5  Dec.    94 

25  Sept.  95 

14  Dec.  95 
I  Sept.  96 

28  July    97 

15  Oct.  97 
I  Dec.    97 

19  Mar.    98 

2S  Sept.  98 
5  Dec.    93 

S  Jau.  99 
4  Feb.    99 

2  Aug.   99 

16  Dec.    99 


I  Fin 

|P»Y. 


Hall 
Pay. 


357 


The  liijie  Brigade  {The  Prince  Consort's  Own). 


Captains. 

George  Handcock  Thesiger,"'  Aiile  ile  > 
Caiiipin  Lt.Gfii.lIoii.N.G.Ijilttdtou  3 


2ND  LIEUT.:        LIEUT. 


2  Reginald  Byng  Stepbens-" g  Apr.    go 

3  Albert  Victor  JohaCowell   23  Mar.    89 

4  Charles  William  Cuffe  Knox 3  May    90 

2  Hew  Dalrymple  Ross 1  10  Sept.  90 

I,  Gerard  PrideausTliarp  10  Sept.  90 

4  Llewellyn  Traherue  Saundersor.    29  Oct.     90 

U,        ' "  """  '  ~ 


lot.  Arthur  Wm.  de  Brito  Savile  Fal-") 
iamho. MyO.SIixffCiiplain.DiMiii,  ^ 
27  July  00  y  \ 


ig  Mar.   90'  10  Feb.    92 

1 3  Feb.  92 
1  Jan.  92 
15  Feb.  92 
23  Mar.  92 
15  June  92 
15  June  92 


!  May    911  14  Feb.   93 


9  Sept. 

7  Nov. 

7  Nov. 

Mar. 


9' 

91 

9' 

9:' 
921 
92' 

12  Mar.   92 


12  Mar.  92 


9  Apr. 

25  May 
I  May 

iS  Jane 

20  July 

S  Oct. 


5  Oct.     92 

5  Feb. 

2  Mar. 

3  May 

8  July 
■  2  Feb. 


1  Samuer  Charles    Long,   Adjutant 

13  Apr.  98 ) 

George  Malcolm  Nixon  Harman 

3  Hon.      Charles     Henry      Chandos> 

Henniker-Major i 

2  John  Edmond  Gough" 

4  George  Bennet  Gosling  1  12  Mar 

2  George  Paley'*  '  12  Mar 

3  ifo;i.George Henry  Morris.Adjutant 

7  Jan.  97 i 

Beauchamp  Albert  T.  Kerr-Pearse.'J  j 

AtJ/ut^nl    14    Middlesex    l'oluntetv>\ 

Jiijlea  I  May  99    ) 

James  Henville  Thresher,  Aide  de  ) 

Camp  ti>  Sir  B.C.  Buttell,  13  Apr.  00  i 
Hon.  Chas.  Fredk.  Hamilton  Napier... 
Leonard  George  Russell, ii'o'-'-icI  Depot) 
Richard   George   Tyndall  Bright,"  ( 

Survey  Duty,  Egypt   ) 

Anthony  Drummond  Boden    

Claud  Victor  Noble  Percival,  Central  \ 

A  frica  Reqiinent ) 

Janies    Dalgleish    Heriot-Maitbind, ) 

Adjutant  21  Nov.  00 > 

Chas.Hy.Geoffrey  Mansfield  Clarke™ ) 

Eemo'rat  Eftiihlhhiaevf,  <S.  .Ifrien  ,.  > 

4  William  Hichard  VV'ingtteld  iligby    ... 

Arthur  Montague  King 

Ronald  Campbell  Maclachlan,  liou<h\ 

Africa    - ) 

Hon.  Arthur  C.  E.  Somerset,  i^McriiE  ( 

(Depot)  -» 

Charles    Eilward    Wegg  •  Prosser,  1 

Resierre  (Dejtot)    ) 

4  SirEdw.Ion  Beresford  Grogan,  J5ar(, 
Stuart  Hamilton  Rickman,"'  .S'.  .Ifrica 

Matthew  Gerald  Edward  Bell  

Patrick  Godtrcv  Ashley  Cox,  Special  ( 

Serrice,  South  Africa ) 

4  Gerald  Montague  Augustus  Ellis"! 

Auberon  Claud  Uegan  Kennard    

Geoffrey  Nowell    Salmon,  Mounted  1 

Infantry,  South  Africa S 

Lieutenants. 

3  Sir  Elliott  Derrick  Le  Poer  Power,  Bart 

3  Richard  William  Gillespie    

3  Eustace  Widdnngton  Bell-' 

1  Leslie  Heber  Thornton  (DffoO 

John   Theodosius   Burnett- Sluarl,  I 

Dio.  Siia.  Officer,  S.  Africa  F.  F. ...  i 

4  Bertram'  Hewett    Hunter  Cooke,'" ~j 

Adjutant  30  Sept.  99 i 

:  Spencer  Edmund  HoUond 

2  John  Harington''' 

2  Gerald  Bertram  Byrne'* 

Bertram    Gerald    Robert  Oldfield,  ( 

Special  Service,  South  Africa ( 

Cecil  John  Herbert  Spence,3fo!!7i(erf  \ 

Infantri/,  South  Africa S 

2  Hon.  Hugh  Dawnay's 

4  Mervvn  Edward  Manningham-BuUer 
4  Ronald    Percy    Hamilton  Bernard,) 

Imperial  Representative  Corps  ) 

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'''  Captain  Lowndes  served  with  the  Burmes^ 
Expedition  in  iSSfS-SS  {Medal  with  Clasp). 

•»»  Captain  Ramsay  served  with  the  Burmese 
Expedition  in  1SS6-8S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^*  Captain  Hon.  H.  Yarde-BnUer  served  with  the 
Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1804-95  (Medal  with  Chisp).  Ser^'ed  in  the  cam- 
paign in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener 
in  1898  with  the  and  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 


II  Aug 
20  Oct. 


Nicolas  Edmund  TindHl  Bosanf|uet  . 
3  Hon.  Francis  Ruirinal  Denis  Prittie.. 

X  Alan  KnyveLon  Hargreaves  

3  Hamltl  Fownes  Somerville 11  Au^. 

1  John  Almeric  Wfilter  Spencer !  11  Aug. 

5  Herbert  Cecil  BuUer  j  11  Aug. 

3  Edmund  Richard  Meade- Waldo    |  11  Aug. 

[  Jf'*».  Gilbert  Grosvenor    , 

Boyd   Alexander,   Asftfigt.  Inspector  I 
Oold  Coa»t  Comftahnlary   )\ 

Hon.  Roger  Brand 24  Nov.    ool 

Quarter  Must  erg. — i  Francis  Stone,'-'^  21  Aug.  6g  ;  Mon.  Captain, 21  Aug.  gg. 

2  Arthur  White.^^  5  ilay  97  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 

3  William  Ilewitt  Davies,  9  Nov.  qS  ;  Hon.  Lieut, 

4  James  Charles  Duff,  5  Apr.  9>j  Ron.  Lienf. 
Eegimentah  Green. — Fucingg  black. — Agente,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co. 

int  Battalion  emharked  for  South  Africa,  28  Oct.  1899.  —  South  Africa. 

2nd  Battalion  emharkedfor  Malta,  24  Sept.  1897  ;  to  South  Africa,  Sept.  iSgg. — South  Africa, 
i,rd  Battalion  embarked  fur  £;/i/pt,  19  Uct.  iSBj.  —  Rnicul  Pindcc,  Fnnjab. 
4fh  Battalion  returned  from  j  ndia,  27  Jan.  i8qo. —  Dublin. 
1  The  Duke  of  Connaugut  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iSSi'  in  command  of  the  ist  Brigade  (the  Guards),  and 
'as  present  at  the  battle  of    Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  received  the    thanks  of  both  Houses  ot 
■arliament,  CB.,  Medal  with  ClasD,  2nd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-  Lord  Alexander  Russell  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Kaflir  war  of  1852-^3  as  D.A.Q.M.G. 
3  the  ist  Division,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Berea— mentioned  in  General  Orders  (Medal,  ar,d  Brevet  of 
lajor).  Served  also  in  the  Crimea  from  the  nth  July  1S53.  including  the  siege  and  fail  of  Sebastopol,  and  com- 
landed  the  ist  Battalion  from  the  25th  October  1855  until  the  evacuation  of  the  Crimea  (Medal  with.  Clasp,  Brevet 
f  Lt.Colonel,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Clnssof  the  Medjidie). 

■  5  General  Elrington  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54  with  the  Rifle  Brigade,  including  the  battles  of  Alma 
nd  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of 
lonor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

*o  Lt.Colonel  Pemberton  served  with  the  4th  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was 
iresent  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  AU  Musjid  and  in  the  expeditions  into  the  Bazar  and  Lughman  Valleys 
Medal  with  Clpsn). 

"  Lt.Colonel  Metcalfe  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Sen-ed  m  the  cam- 
)aign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wifliam  Lockhart  in  1S97-93  with  the  3rd  Battalion  Rifle 
3rigade  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

«  Lt.Colonel  A.  E,  W.  Colville  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  with  the  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force 
Medal).  Also  served  with  the  Mahsond  Wnzeeree  Expedition  in  1881.  Served  in  the  campaign  en  the  North  West 
•>ontier  of  India  in  1807  with  the  3rd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  (Medal  with  Cla^p'. 

"  Major  Coekburn  served  in  the  campaisn  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present  at 
he  battle  of  KliHrtoura  {mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  -with  Clasp). 

*^  Major  Leslie  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  with  the  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force,  and  was  present 
It  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid,  and  with  the  expeditions  into  the  Kunar  and  Lughman  Valleys  (Medal 
vith  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campiiign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  2nd  Battalion 
:{ifle  Brigafie,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  MetUil.  anil  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Major  Wilson  served  with  the  4th  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at 
he  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  and  in  the  expedition  into  the  Kunar  Valley  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m 
he  expedition  against  the  Mahsood  Wuzeerees  in  1881. 

s"  Major  the  Hon.  W.  Coke  served  with  the  4th  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal), 
mdin  the  expedition  against  the  Mahsood  Wuzeerees  in  188 1. 

5'  Major  Nicol  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal  with 
Jlasp).    Also  served  ia  the  expedition  agains  t  the  Mahsood  Wuzeerees  in  1881. 

53  Major  Couper  serveil  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1881.  Served  with  the  Burmese  J'^speai- 
,ionin  1889  (Medal  with  Cln^^p). 

5*  Major  Fuller-Acland-Hood  served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scottm  1895  (Star). 

"  Lt.Colonel  Hon.  <:;.  G.  Fortescue  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1888-89  with  the  4^lx  Uattalion  Rifle 
Brigade  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  operations  in  the  Northern  Territories  of  the  Gold  Coast  in  1897-98, 
ncluding  the  expedition  to  Karaga  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CMG.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  ^^l*sp). 

^'  Major  Strachey  served  in  the  Burmese  Exuedition  in  1SS8-89  with  the^th  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  (Medal 
.vith  Clasp).  _         J  ■     .V 

«  Major  Jenner  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  i^SO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
jperations  m  South  Africa  under  Sir  Frederick  Carrington  in  i8g6  in  command  of  Mounted  Infantry  in  North 
Mnshonaland  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal). 


359  '''/i'?  Ulfle  Briyade  {The  Prince  Consort's  Own). 

^'^  Captain  H.  H.  Wilson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1835-87 — wounded  in  an  engagementon  17th  JUD ' 
1887  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  served  airain  in  18S7-89  (Clasp). 

^'  Captain  Congreve  served  in  tie  South  African  war  in  i8gg-rgoo  as  a  Brierade  Major  with  the  Ladysmith  Relie 
Force,  and  was  present  ut  the  Ijattle  of  Colenso— slightly  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  VdL  ;  was  awarde 
the  Victoria  Cross  for  the  following  serv-ice: — "AtColenso  on  the  15th  Deceml)er  1899,  the  detachments  serving  th 
guns  of  the  14th  and  SOth  Batteries,  Royal  Field  Artillery,  had  all  been  either  killed,  wounded,  or  driven  from  thei 
guns  by  Infantry  Are  at  close  range,  and  the  guns  were'deserted.  About  500  yards  behind  the  guns  was  a  dongi 
in  which  some  of  the  few  horses  and  drivers  left  alive  were  sheltered.  The  intervening  space  was  swept  witi 
.shell  and  rifle  fire,  (.'aptain  Congreve,  Rifle  Brigade,  who  was  m  the  donga,  assi-ted  to  hook  a  team  into  a  hrnbei 
went  out,  and  assisted  to  limber  up  a  gun.  Being  wounded,  he  took  shelter ;  but,  seeing  Lieutenant  Roberts  fal' 
badly  wounded,  he  went  out  again  and  brought  him  in.  (_'aptain  Congreve  was  shot  through  the  leg,  through  th 
toe  of  his  boot,  grazed  on  the  elbow  and  the  shoulder,  and  his  horse  shot  in  three  places." 

'^  Captain  RadclyfTe  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  and  was  severely  wounded  inanengagem  r 
on  the  i8t.h  December  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Captain  Green  Wilkinson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-37  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  again  ii 
1S88-89  (Clasp).  .Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  with  th 
Camel  Corps,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  despatches.  4t' 
Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps);  and  in  the  operations  in  1897  (Clas 
to  Khedive's  Medal)  and  189S,  including  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  th 
Osmanieh,  Clasp  to  Khedive's  Medal). 

'">  Captain  Arlhur  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-88  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  th 
Unvoro  Expedition,  Central  Africa,  in  1391-94. 

"'  Captain  Shute  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  2nd  Bai 

talion  Rifle  Brigade,  and  was  jireseut  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  CluspV 

"  Captain  Vernon  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  under  Sir  Frederick  Carrington  in  1896  with  th 

Mounted  Infantry  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  a 

Aide  de  Can  p  to  Maior  General  F.  Howard. 

"*  Captain  Biddulph  seiwed  in  the  campaien  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  sn 
Battahon  Rifle  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  if  Ladysmith  including  the  attack  c 
6tb  January  1900— slightly  wounded. 

''  Major  'i'hesiger  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  as  Adjutant  to  th 
2nd  Battalion  Bifle  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Majoi 
British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  took  part  i 
the  defence  of^Ladysmith  including  the  attack  of  6th  January  1900— severely  wounded. 

'*  Captain  Stephens  sen'ed  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  2n 

Battalion  Rifle  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  ( British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp 

"'  Captain  (5ough  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  .Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  T898  with  the  2nd  Bat 

talion  Rifle  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'fi  Captain  Palev  seiwed  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S98  with  the  2nd  Bal 

talion  Rifle  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

''>  Major  Bright  served  in  the  operations  in  Uganda  in  1897-98  (mentioned  in  desimtches,  3rd  Class  of  th 

Bnlhant  Star  ot  Zanzibar.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp;. 

^"  Captain  Clarke  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  and  Battalio 
Rifle  Brigade  (British  Medal,  and  Khedi\'e's  Medal). 

SI  Captains  Rickman  and  Ellis  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98  with  th 
Tochi  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

82  Lieut.  E.  W.  Bell  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhar 
in  1897-98  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Lieut.  Cooke  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudau  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8q8  with  the  2nd  Bat 

talion  Rifle  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp) 

»'  Lieut.  Haringtou  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  2Ud  Bal 

talion  Rifle  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  .VIedal  with  Cli'sp). 

^'•'  Lieut.  B;yrne  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the   2nd  Bal 

talion  Bifle  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  ofKliartoum  (British  Mediil,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  (/liisp). 

»  Lieut.  Hon.  H.  Dawuay  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitcheuer  in  1898  with  tl 

2Ud  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  ll 

Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*'  Lieut.  Liavenport  served  in  the  campaign   in  the  Soudau  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  an 

Battalion  Rifle  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  liattle  of  Khartoum  ( British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  mth  Clasp 

*■*"  Lieut.  Harn;an    served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan   under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S98  vritXi  the  zn 

Battalion  Rifle  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  anil  Khedive's  Medal  with  Ciasjp 

'-"  Lieut.  Turner  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the  2nd  Battaho  |1 
Rifle  Brigade, and  waspresei'tat  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's -Uedal  with  Clasp). 

'•'•  Lieut.  Baker-Carr  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i898vritb  the  2U1I  Ba  . 
talion  Bifle  Brigade,  and  wai  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  K'uedive's  Medal  with  Clasp 
'^^  Captain  Stone  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  AmoatuI  and  : 
the  capture  of  Coomassie  (Medal  with  Clasp).  . 

^'  Lieut.  White  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85.  Served  in  W 
campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i  S98  with  the  2nd  BattaUon  Rifle  Brigade,  and  was  presei 
at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khetli^■e's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  1st  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  {Prince  Consort's  Own). 
Eaised  in  March  iSoo.  and  re-formed  in  August  1800.  (One  Company  to  Copenhagen,  1801.)  Enjlai 
to  1805.  South  America,  Germany,  and  Kngland,  to  1807.  South  America,  Denmark,  and  Eng<ai 
to  180S.  South  America,  the  Peninsula,  and  Sweden,  to  1809.  The  Peninsula  and  England,  to  iS 
The  Peninsula  and  France,  to  1815.  England,  Belgium,  and  France,  to  1818.  England,  to  18; 
Ireland,  to  1825.  Nova  Scotia  and  New  Brunswick,  to  1836.  England,  to  1841.  Malta,  to  1843.  Corl 
to  1846.  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  to  1850.  England,  to  1852.  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  to  Jan.  1854.  Englai 
to  July  1854.  The  Crimea,  to  1856.  England,  to  Apr.  1 861.  Ireland,  to  Deo.i  861.  Canada,  to  187' 
tluglaud,  to  1S76.  Ireland,  to  1878.  England,  to  1880.  India,  to  1886.  Burma,  to  1888.  India,  188: 
Record  of  the  Services  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  (Prince  Consort's  Own). 
Raised  in  1805.  To  England  and  South  America,  1806.  To  England,  Denmark,  and  South  Americ 
1807.  To  England,  Portugal,  and  Spain,  1808.  To  England  and  Holland,  1809.  To  England  and  tl 
Peninsula,  181C.  To  England  and  the  Peninsula,  1813.  To  France  and  Holland,  1814.  To  Englan 
Belgium,  France,  and  Holland,  1815.  To  France,  1815.  To  England,  i8r8.  To  Ireland,  1820.  1 
Malta,  1826.  To  the  Ionian  Islands,  1832.  To  Ireland,  1837.  To  Bermuda,  1842.  To  Nova  Seoti 
1843.  To  Canada,  1846.  To  England,  1853.  To  the  Crimea.  1854.  To  England  and  Ireland,  185 
To  India,  1857.  To  England,  1867.  To  Ireland,  1872.  To  the  Gold  Coast,  1873  (Ashantee  war).  . 
England,  1874.    To  Gibraltar,  1874.     To  Ireland,  1880.     To  England,  18S5.    To  Ireland,  i8go. 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  4th  Battalioti  Rifle  Brigade  (Prince  Consort's  Own). 
Eaised  in  1S57.     To  Malta,  1858.     To  Gibraltar,  1863.    To  Canada,  1865.     To  England,  1867.    ^| 
Ireland,  1872.     To  India,  1873.     To  Burmah,  iSSS.     To  England,  1889. 


West  India  Regiment. 


360 


Yems'Ser. 
FnU  Haii 

26   '    ... 


Bermuda.  —1 

Jamaica, 

Sierra  Leone.    J 

DOMIIflCA"  "MaETINIQUE"  "  GuADALOUPH  *' "  ASHASTEE  "  *'  WbST   AfKICA,    1S87,  1892-93-94.'* 

Colonel.— William  John  Chaml)erlayne,^?jW^n,  ^25  Nov.  42;  Lt.  6  Dec.  44;  Capt.  31  Aup.  54;  Sfaior* 
1*27  Jan.  57;  Lf.Colouel  ^  ig  Feh.  ~,S;  Colonel,  19  Feb.  63;  Major  General,  2S  Oct.  68  j  Lieut. General, 
13  July  Si  ;  General,  15  Jan.  82  ;  Colonel  West  India  Regiment,  26  Auj?.  91. 

Lieutenant  Colonels.— 2  p.s.c.  l)oug\a&'iiiiatoA]\ea,^  Comma  ndhi^  fhf  Baffalion  ?oJan.gS;  iieu^22  Sept.  75  ; 

1  Capt.  16  Jan.  85  ;  Major,  4  Feb.  91 ;   Lt. Colonel,  13  Nov.  95  ;  Colonel,  8  July  99. 

r  Arden  Lowndes Bayley,^  ComnmmU.igthe  Baffnlion  28  Mar.  98;  2nii  Lieut .  11  Aug.  80;  Lieut,  i  July  81  ; 

Cnpt,  8  Sept.  86  ;  Major,  \  Jan.  93  :  Brevet  Lt.  Colonel,  25  Mar.  96 ;  Lt. Colonel,  10  Jan.  9S. 
3  John  Willoughb}-  Astley  Marshall,"  Commanding  the  Battalion,  15  Aug.  00;   Lieut.  30  Nov.  77  ;  Capt. 

5  Oct.  S7  ;  Bt. Major,  10  Aug.  9?  ;  Major.  19  July  93  ;  Lt  Colonel,  g  Feb.  98;    Colonel,  10  Jan.  00. 

2  Ralph  Ege^ton,62J^[fi(VI(^  18  JuneSt';   i(VH#.  i  .Tuly  81 ;  Cu/)?.  11  Jan.  88;  3fayor,  17  Jan.94;  Lf. Colonel, 
24  Feb.  gS.  [:?8  Mar.  9S. 

3  Henry  Beresford  Bourke.^  DSO.  Lieut.  30  Nov.  78;  Capt.  5  Got.   87;    Major,  i  Apr.  04;  Lf. Colonel, 
I  Arthur  Russell  Loscombe,  2«r;  X(>('.^  II  Aug.  80;  X2>h^  i  July  81 ;  Ca;/^  29  Jan.  88  ;  af(7/or,  i  Apr.  94; 

Lt. Colonel,  26  Sept.  00. 


T4    I    ... 


Majors. 

Richard  Joseph  Norris,"' D50 1   19  Feb.   79 

James  ReErinald  Maitlanrt  Dalrymple-") 

Hayi2  {Bt.Lf. Colonel,  8  July  99).  -D/s/.  ;- 

Commr.   Wakker»troom,  South  Africa)  , 

Williaiii  Beauchamp  Stansfeld ! 

Francis  Edward  Ryde    ' 

Percy  Thuillier  Westmorland'^  

Edward  Stanley  Curwen  Kennedy,^*  ^ 

Station  Stajf  Officer,  Natal > 

Oliver  Caton  Sherwood, --irwy  Ord.  Dept. 

Cecil  Buckley  Morcran.''!) SO 

Leonard  Shadwell  Blackden*"^ 

2>.8.e.  Frederick  Thomas  Henstock,-' 

Chief   Staf    Officer,    Aglianti   F,   F. 

with  rank  of  Lt. Colonel,  8  July  00 

Francis  Richard  Loveband  

Arthur     Whyte     Melville      Wilson,='2| 

D.A,A.Gen.Bermi'.da,j  May  oc  (temp.)  ) 

Hepworth  Arthur  Hill    

p.s.c.  Verschoyle    Crawford    Climo 

Staff  Captain,  War  Office,  11  Jan. 

[temp.) 

Noel  Philip  Davies^fi    

Captains. 
Frederick  Bramston  Luard,  West  Africa 

^ly,  'i  Buckenham Francis  Stevens-' 

..."  '2  ArthurElphinstoneBarchard,Ga)-j-wo« 

Adjutant,  Jamaica,  19  June  00 

Hugh  Dudley  Carleton,-"  West  Coatt  of 

I         Africa     

...  '^  John  Philip  Herbert  Mackenzie  Alone  . 
Ernest  Leonard  Cowie,^-  We^t  AjVica  . 

James  Sydney  Henderson  {Depot) 25  Mar.   90 

Percy  Langlands^^ 3  May    90 

William  Henry  Hardyman,^*  Adjutant  ) 

■^Battalion  Border  Regiment,  2  July  00  ( 

Clement  Willmore  Long    , 

Charles  Edward  Daliel  Oldham  Rew,^  (  ;        ,t 

Special  Service,  Wot  Africa J      ^9  N°^- 

Rowland  Litchford,  Garrison  Adjutant,  \ 

St.  Uelrna '. } 

Arthur  Clarendon  Hyde,  Aide  de  Camp  l 

to  Sir  Q.  D.  Barker,  1  May  00  

Albert  Lewis  Murison     

Bonham  Faunce,  West  Africa 

Henry  Albert  Thome, ^'  Wrft  Africa 
John  Plomer  Bliss,^^  Adjutant  27 Aug 

Reginald  Robert  Lawrenson^- 3  June 

;  Arthur  Street*^  (Depot) 

;  Edmund    John    Pomeroy,    Adjutant  ^ 

28  Sept.  98 i 

;  Francis  Lynch  Blosse,^^  Acting  StaffX 

Captain,  Sierra  Leone,  i  Aug.  00 j 

Albert  Trevor  De  Morteval  Martin^'* 

Herbert  John  Thompson 

SackviUe    Edward     Cecil     Hamilton  | 

Beamish^a      ^ 

Arthur  Tilson  Magan^^    

George   Peacocke,    serving  with    Wesf) 

African  Frontier  Force S 

Walter  Chill 

Jas.  Haldane  Stewart,  W.  African  Regt. 
Frank  Ernest  Wilhelm  Butt,  West  Africa 

Philip  Edward  Prideaux^"*  I  25  Apr. 

Napier  Edward  Fredk.  Safford  (DeiJo^)...|  16  May 
Samuel  Howard  Hinjjley,!^'.  Coa^t  Africa  ^  10  Oct. 

Colin  Philip  (ireig,  Puy  Department ,  10  Oct. 

William  Peverell  Marley,  West  Africa  ...]     7  Feb. 

Robert  Kingsbury  Healing \  10  Oct. 

George  Edw.  Hewett,  W.  Coast  of  Africa      5  Dec. 

Harry  Ewbank  Menteth  Hutchinson  1  13  Feb.    q5 

Jame's  Arthur  Willinerton |  27  Nov.   95 

Frederick  Swabey,  West  Coa»t  of  Africa  6  Mar.  95 
Henry  Thomas  Eckersley,  West  Africa  ..J  28  Sept.  95 
Arthur  Maitland  Byng  '  28  Sept.  95 

LlBUTKNAKTS.  I 

Horatio  Douglas  Russell,"'^ -DSO.  Fgyp- 
tian  Army 


CAPTAIN.      I    BBEV.MAJ. 


23  Oct. 


36i 


West  India  Regiment. 


lo  July 
13  May 

9^ 
q6 

5  Sept. 

q6 

5  Sept. 
5  Sept. 

96 

5  Sept. 

q6 

7  Apr. 

97 

7  Apr. 

97 

C  June 

96 

15  May 

97 

8  Sept.  97 

sMoy    97 

I  Dec,  97 

23  Feb.  tyS 

25  Feb.  98 

23  Feb.  98 


LlKUTBWAKTB.  2ND  LIKPT. 

2  Jobn  Cunynghame  Robertson 

3  George  Graham  Beckett  Miiller    

1  Edwin    Thomas    Falkiner    Sandye,  t  1 

Adjutant  13  June  00 i 

2  Lancelot  Richmond  Beadon      | 

Geo.Wm.  St.  George  Groeau  {Depot)... 
Francis  Eden  Marindin,  Wt»t  African  | 

Jtrffhitritf,  nifh  rank  of  Cnpfnhl } 

Llewelyn  Stpphen  Denham^'* 

WalterHenry Nightingale. W African  > 
Hfigtnient,  u-ifh  rank  uf  Captain Jl 

3  Chas.  Archibald  Montgomery  Howard, 
Harold  Samuel  Oppenheimer.S/jee/rt/ ) 

Sercicr,  South  Africa     S  . 

ilontgomerie      Caulfeild     Leathley  1 

CauIfeildStoker,  ir.C"'jyf  of  Africa  f  : 
Arthur  Melville  Jones.  Went  African  )  \ 

liegiment,  with  rank  of  Cnpfaia  ......}  , 

Alexander  Aitken  Johnstone  Broun  ..., 

James  Sleeman  lirooke 

Harold  Hereward  Hughes  Hallelt 

Aylmer  Cameron,  Oarriiion  Adjt.  Lagos\ 
Arthur  Bysshe  Molesworlh  {Quarter^,  ' 

Mooter,  2Q  July  96),    Jfest  African  ?■ 

Frontier  Force,  icith  rank  of  Captain  ) 

Percy  John  Victor  MacDermot    

Charles  Kdward  Ludlow  Porter  

:  Arthur  Vincent  Clutterbuck 

Douglas  Reginald  Hadow,  A.  S.  Corps 

George  Lindsay  Oliver    ' 

Hubert  Julian  de  Crespigny  Wj-mer  ...1 

1  Oswald  Every 

Charles  Latimer  Thomas,  A.S.  Corps. .A 

John  Rogers  Heard  

Reg.  Hignett  Wilford.  We»t  African\\ 

lietft.  with  rank  of  Captain   ..  ) 

Allred  Charles  Hugh  Dixon,  W.  A  frica 
Alfred  Edward  FitzGerald.  TV.  Africa 

Edmund  Lewis  Trafalgar  Grant  

Richard  Harrison  (  Depot)    

Horace  James  Willie,  Wat  Africa 

2  Percival  Alexander  Wilson 

3  Thomns  Lason  Ball    

Charles  Edward  William  Carleton 

James  Cleudinning  Browne,  AS.  Corps 

2  Ashlej'  Ernest  Neuville  Power 1 

I  John  Sinclair  Liddell    | 

Edwarl  Viviaii  Moore,  A.  S.  Corpg 1 

Charles  Wood  Hill,  Wr^f  African  Regt. 

Edmund  Chtiloner  Ogle    ..', 

T,  James  Philip  Arthur  Raven   

3  John  George  Vtiughan  Hart  

3  Charles  Dnvenport-Handley  

3  George  Courtenay  Tracy 

:  Shermiin  Gordon  Venn  El  is,   Wegf} 

A f  •iron  Jfit/itiient    ) 

1  John  Hugh  Lovett  Poe 

r  Walter  John  Mnule    j 

Wliii wort hCha 8. Crosse, --li-ii)'/  Ser.  Corps 
I  Herbert  PoUesfen  Robinson ' 

1  Herbert  Augustus  Macdor<ald  Mosse.. 

Second  LiariBNiNis. 

2  Hugh  Edwards 

2  John  Alfred  Hamilton 

I  John  Lament  

3  William  Blackeney  Stanley 

1  Archibald  Peel     

3  LintoD  Frederick  Wynne  Willson  

3  Edward  Cyril  Wright  

2  Ajthur  Ernest  Norton 

2  Thomas  Brin>ley  Nicholson  

2  John  Alexander  Frbser  

1  Robert  Gowen  Collins  

2  Joseph  .Seymour  Biscoe 

2  Edward  Jerome  Burdett 

7  Herbert  Richard  Hall  Ireland  

2  Eric  GeorL-'e  Skelton 

2  Navarind  liuiwer  Fellowes 

2  Julius  Krederi*  k  Siirke   

I  Charles  Howard  Harrison 

1  Anthony  May  Copson  HoUi£t  

2  Harold  Ernest  Weekes    , 

John  Horrocks  Forshaw 

3  Ronald  Herbert  Kerr   

1  Thomas  William  Bullock      .  

2  Hubert  Wallace  Thelwall 

3  Anthony  Schroder  Oppenheimer   

2  Cecil  Price 

2  Douglas  William  Stuart  Stephenson... 

I  Arthur  Fitzhugh  James  Cox 

I  George  William  Rolph 

3  Edward  Algernon  Strickland  

Harry  William  Lang\vorihy 

Roberi  Deacon  de  Qumcy  Child 


MSUT. 


27  Apr. 
7  May 

23  Feb. 
7  Mav 
3  Aug. 

3  Aug. 
13  July 

9  Dec. 
23  Nov. 

4  Jan. 

II  Jan. 
18  Jan. 
95  Jan, 
25  Jan. 
25  Jan. 
25  Jan. 
25  Jan. 
25  Jan. 
25  Jan. 
25  Jan. 
23  Jan. 
25  Jan. 
II  Feb. 
:i  Feb. 
II  Feb. 

11  Feb. 
M  Feb. 

4  Mar. 

20  May 

20  May 
20  May 

12  .^ug. 
15  Feb. 
20  Jan. 


12  Nov. 
22  Dec. 

22  Dec. 

27  Dec. 
■22  Dec. 

I  Jan. 

20  Jan. 

24  Feb. 

24  Feb. 

24  Feb. 

24  Feb. 

-.6  Nov. 

:6  Nov. 
16  Nov. 
16  Nov. 
16  Nov. 

II  Jan. 


22  Mar. 
22  Mar. 
26  July 
26  July 
19  Oct. 

90    19  Oct. 

q8    iq  Oct. 

96  19  Oct. 
"    19  Oct. 


19  Oct. 

II  Dec. 

16  Dec. 

^^  20  Dec. 

99  30  Dec. 

99  30  Dec. 

991  2  Jan. 

99'  2  Jan. 

991  7  Feb. 

99j  3  Mar. 

991  TO  Mar. 

99  14  Apr. 

09  14  Apr. 

99  25  July 

99  25  July 

99  25  July 

--  ^5  July 

:s  July 

•5  July 

!5  July 

^^  JSJuly 
99 1  25  July 
99:  25  July 
99  25  July 
00'  22  Dec. 


Feb.  ool 
May  00 
May  00 
July  00 
July  00 
July  00 
July  00 
July  00 
July 
July  00 
July  c» 
July  00 
Jan. 
Aug.  00 
Aug.  00 
Aug*.  00 
Aug.  00 
Aug:.  00 
Aug.  00 
Aug.  00 
Sept.  00 
Sept.  00 
Oct. 
Oct. 
Oct. 

Oct.  00 
Oct.  00 
Oct. 
Nov. 
Nov. 
Nov. 
Nov.   00 


99 


.     8  Lt. Colonel  Egerton  served  in  the 

Commissariat  Department  in  the  Zulu 

97jWar  of  1S79  and   in  the  subsequent 

Q-loperations  against  Sekukuni  (Medal 

n-  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  Boer  war 

of  1880-61 ;  was  present  with  the  94th 

9^:  Regiment    in     the     engagement    ati 

QSjBronkhorst    Spruit  in  the  Commis- 

[sariat  and    Ti-ansport  Department— 

9Si  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches, 

Q3i promoted  2nd  Lieutenant),  and  after- 

'    .wards  took  part  in  the  defence   ol 

9?  I  Pretoria. 

I  5  Lt.Colonel  Hourke  served  with  the 
93|e.\peditiontotheTambaka  Country  in 
1892  and  wfis  present  at  the  captura 
ofTambi  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  ia 
the  operatinus  against  the  Sofas.  West 
Coast  of  Africa,  in  ]893-94  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  DSO.and  (.'laspl.  Also 
served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra 
Leone  in  1898-99  with  the  Karene  Ex- 
pedition (Claspl. 

1°  Major  Norris  served  with  the  es- 
ggipedition  to  the  Tambaka  Country, on 
QQ  the  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  1S92, 
on  including  the  capture  ofTambi  (DSO, 
ggiand  Medal  with  Clasp). 
ggl  12  Lt.ColonelDaliymple  Hay  served 
gg;in  the  Boer  warof  rSSi.anU  took  part 
ggiin  the  defenceof  Potchef8troom(men- 
ggitioned  in  deapatches).  Served  in  the 
gg  operations  in  the  Logos  Hinterland, 
I  West  Africa,  in  i?97-9S  (mentioned  in 
99 1  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel, 
gg'Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
gnjoperations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1807-98 
qp  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
ggl  '^  Major  Westmorland  served  with 
ggithe  expedition  to  the  Gambia  against 
^  Podey  Silah  in  1894  with  the  ist 
QQ  Pattalion  West  India  Regiment  (men- 
QQ  tioned  in  despatches),  Medal  with 
Q^jl  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Ashanti 
Q^'Expedition  under  Sir  Fi-ancis  Scott  in 
„„l  1895-96  (Star). 

16  Major  Kennedy  served  in  the 
operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-95 
with  the  Mendiland  and  Protectorate 
Expeditions  as  Chief  Staff  Otficec 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with 
Clasp). 

'7  Major  Morgan  served  in  the 
operations  in  the  Niger  Territories  in 
ife92-93and  1^95  (twice  wounded),  and 
in  Sierra  Leone  in  i£98-99,  including 
the  Mendiland  Expedition—severely 
[wounded  (mentioned  in  despatche.«, 
'!Z).VO..  ai'd  Medal  with  Clasp). 
I  1*^  Major  Blackdeu  sei-\'ed  in  the 
operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1S98-99 
'  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
t  ^'  Lt. Colonel  Henstock  served  with 
the  Ashanti  Exi)edition  under  Sir 
Francis  Scott  in  1895-96  (Star\ 


West  Lidia  Regiment. 


361a 


Second  Lieutexaxts.  [  7ND  lieut. 

Alexander  Cecil  Adair 28  Nov.   00 

William  Ernest  Laccasler  1     5  Dec. 

Charles  George  Skene 8  Dec.    00 

Henry  Pierce  Mackenzie 8  Dec. 

William  Forbes  Gilchrist |    8  Dec. 

Nicholas  Melville  Gepp 1     8  Dec. 

George  William  Walnier ,.,]     8  Dec. 

Edward  Klers  Delaval  HenJerson 1  15  Dec. 


Quarter  Masters.—    Geor^'e  Frederick  CoUey,^*  24  Oct.  94;  Ifon.  Lieut. — Depot. 

1  John  Griffiths,  9  Dec.  96  ;  Hon.  TAeuf. 
3  Georj^e  Wallace,  i  Oct.  97;  Hon.  Lieut. 

2  Henrj'  James  Georpe,  18  July  00  :  Hon.  Limf. 
Fiicings,  White. — Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  and  Co, 

^  Colonel  Allen  served  in  the  operations  in  tlie  Lagos  Hinterland  in  1S97-9S  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet 
of  Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*•  Lt.CoIonel  Bayley  served  with  the  expedition  up  the  Gambia  in  ;S9i-g2  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1395  (Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Star). 

'  Colonel  Marshall  served  wibh  the  expedition  to  the  Tambaka  Country,  on  the  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in 
i3q2,  including  the  capture  of  Tambi  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  and  with  the  expedition  to  the  Gambia  in  i5g3, 
including  the  capture  of  Toniataba  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Bi-evetof  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with 
ihe  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1805  (Star).  Served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in 
iSiS  99,  and  commanded  the  Karene  Expedition;  also  served  with  the  Sierra  Leone  Protectorate  Expedition  as 
see-md  in  command  of  the  Force  and  of  the  ?^iilaba  Column  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  ot  Colonel,  Clasp). 

-~  Major  Wilson  served  in  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  1SS8  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment,  and 
w;is  present  inthe  engagement  at  the  Jelapla  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir 
i-'rancis  Scott  in  1895-96  (Star). 

-*  Major  Climo  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1S95-96  (Star). 

-''  Major  Davies  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Tambaka  Country,  West  Africa,  1892,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  Tambi,  and  in  the  operations  against  the  Sofas  in  1893-94  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Ashanti 
Exjiedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  180^-96  (Star). 

-'  Captain  Stevens  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Tambaka  Country  in  iSgs.includingthe  capture  of  Tambi 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

-^  Captain  Carleton  served  with  the  expedition  up  the  Gambia  in  1891-92  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

J^  Captain  Cowie  serv^ed  with  the  expediLionto  the  Tambaka  Country  in  1S92  including  the  capture  of  Tambi. 
ami  with  the  expedition  against  the  Jebus,  Lagos.  West  Coa^t  of  Africa,  in  1892  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  in  the 
expedition  to  the  Gambia  against  Fodey  Silah  in  1894  with  the  ist  Battalion  West  India  Regiment— slightly 
wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

^^  Captain  Langlands  served  with  the  expedition  I  o  the  Tambaka  Country  in  1S92  resulting  in  the  capture  of 
Tambi,  and  also  with  the  Gambia  Expedition  in  1892  in.^hulingthe  capture  of  Toniataba  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  and 
m  the  operations  against  the  Sofas  in  1893-94  (Clasp). 

**  Captain  Hardyman  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895-96  (Star). — [See  also 
Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantly,  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786.] 

^^  Captain  Rew  served  with  the  expedition  up  the  Gambia  in  1891-92  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^-^  Captain  Thorne  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1S95  on  Transport  duty  (Star). 

^^  Captains  Blosse,  Bliss,  Martin,  Beamish,  Magau,  and  Prideaux  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under 
Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895-96  (Star). 

*~  Captain  Lawrenson  served  in  the  operations  against  the  Sofas,  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  1893-94  (Medal 
witli  Clasp). 

^'  I 'nptain  Street  served  in  the  operations  against  the  Sofas,  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  1893-94  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^  Captain  Russell  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  r^eone  in  1S9S-99,  including  the  Ktrene  and  Mendiland  Ex- 
l)editions— twice  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■•'*  Lieut.  L.  S.  Denham  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Lagos  Hinterland,  West  Africa,  in  1898. 

^'  Lieut.  Colley  served  with  the  Perak  Expedition  in  1875-76  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  expedition 
to  ibe  Gambia,  West  Africa,  m  1892  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

Record  of  the  Services  of  the  1st  Battalion  West  India  Regiment. 
Raised  in  1705  by  the  amalgamation  of  two  corjis— namely,  the  Carolina  Corps,  raised  in  North  America  in  1779; 
and  Malcolm's' Rangers,  raised  in  Martinique  in  1705.  When  first  formed  the  Regiment  consisted  often  companies 
and  a  troop  of  Dragoons,  but  the  latter  was  abolished  in  1797.  At  Martinique,  to  1798.  At  St.  Lucia,  to  iSoi.  At 
Martinique,  to  1802.  At  St.  Vincent,  with  detachments  at  Martinique.  Antigua,  and  Grenada,  to  1804.  At  Dommica, 
with  detachments  at  St.  Vincent  and  Grenada,  to  1806.  At  Barbados,  with  detachments  at  Tobago  and  Grenada, 
to  1S08  At  Trinidad,  1809.  At  Martini«pie,  with  detachments  at  St.  Lucia  and  Dominica,  to  1S13.  At  Guadaloupe, 
n-ith  detachments  at  Marie  Galante  and  St.  Martins,  1814.  New  Orleans,  1814.  Guadaloupe  and  Barbados, 
;3i5-i6.  At  Antigua,  with  detachments  at  Montserrat,  St.  Kitts,  St.  Lucia,  and  Dominica,  to  xSiS.  At  Barbados, 
with  detachments  at  Antigua,  St.  Lucia,  Dominica,  Tobago  and  Demerara,  to  1824.  At  Trinidad,  with  detach- 
ments at  Barbados,  St.  Lucia,  Dominica,  Antigua,  Grenada,  and  Tortola,  to  1S36.  At  St.  Lucia,  with  detachments 
Ht  Trinidad,  Tobago,  Demerara,  St.  Vincent,  and  Sierra  Leone,  to  1S3S.  At  Demerara,  with  detachments  at 
Barbados,  Trinidad,  Tobago,  St.  Lucia,  St.  Vincent,  Grenada,  Dominica,  and  Sierra  Leone,  to  1844.  At  Jamaica, 
with  detachments  at  Sierra  Leone,  Gambia,  Gold  Coast,  Honduras,  Bahamas  and  various  West  ir.dia  Islands,  to 
iS^6.  At  Nassau,  Bahamas,  with  detachments  at  Sierra  Leone  and  Gambia,  to  i860.  At  Barbados,  with  detach- 
ments at  Demerara,  Trinidad,  St.  Lucia,  ard  Honduras,  to  1863.  At  Nassau,  with  detachments  atlrinidad, 
Honduras,  and  Gold  Coast,  to  1864.  Jamaica,  1865-6.  Sierra  Leone,  with  detachments  at  Gold  Coast  and  Gambia, 
to  1S69.  Jamaica,  with  detachments  at  Honduras  and  Nassau,  to  1873.  Gold  Coast,  1874.  Sierra  Leone,  with 
detachments  at  Gold  Coast  and  Demerara,  to  1877.  Jamaica,  with  detachments  at  Honduras,  Barbados,  and 
Nassau,  to  1880.  Sierra  Leone,  with  detachments  at  Gold  Coast  ai.d  Demerara,  to  1SS3.  Jamaica,  with  detach- 
ments at  Honduras, Demerara,  and  Nassau.to  1886.  Sierra  Leone,  with  detachments  at  Gold  Coast  and  Barbados, 
tn  1SS5.    Jamaica,  with  detachments  at  St.  Lucia,  Barbados  and  Nassau,  1889. 


362 

Quarter  Masters 


Corps  of  Military  Mounted  Police. 


r-John  William  Massev  Wood,   =q   Sept.   g3  ;    =«.'  Lieuf.   5   ^'ov.   87;    Ueut    =0 

\         May  91  T  Cattail  27  June  94  ;    ffo».  J^",/"'-  ^9  Sept.  98.-P™u».^  Jf^.rim;?, 

'■lcharie?BurroughB,,6  Sept.g,;  Hon.Lieui.-A>M.  Frovo^tMarM.  Cape  Ton;,. 


Quarter  Masters  not  with  a  Regiment. 

Sutler    Walter,  17  Dec.  9S  ;  Bo,,.  Lieut .—Astittaul  Prani^l  Uar^n,/.  Curmgh. 

Wallbach,  David,  18  May  99  ;  B«n.  Lieut.-V/ith  West  African  Fronuer  Force. 

Prentice,  Moutasnie  John,  13  Dec.  99  ;  J^o"- i'f"'-— •'>''"'■.'/■      ^       ^.      c„  „ 

cirnell,  V'harlesT  4  July  ci ;  i/o».  Lient.-With  West  African  Frontier  Force. 

Grimbly,  Frederick  James,  2o  June  00;  Hon.  Lieut  ..      n      „ 

Tppci  David   lo  Sei)t  00  •  Ho«.  Zifi(f.— With  West  African  Frontier  Force.   „       ^.      .„ 

AshwoSl"  Rober?'Fre^  Wei.-,  14  Nov.  00 ;  Kon.  i,V„^-Wit.h  West  African  Frontier  Force. 


Hong   Kong   Regiment. 


Tientsin. 

Major  J.  M.  A.  Betallick,  Indian  S.  C... 

Major  W.  E.  Mttle,  Indian  S.  C 

Captain  B.  L.  C.  BerROr,  Indian  S.  C... 
Captain  E.  C.  Rowcroft,  Indian  S.  C... 
Captain  P.  G.  Anderson,  Indian  S.  C. 
Cant. A.G.J.CampboU, Middlesex  Rcgt 
Captain  G.  D.  Campbell.  Staff  Corps  .. 

Lieut.  H.  S.  Moberly,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  A.  L.  Barrett,  Stotf  Corps 

Lieut.  E.G.  L.  Wallace,  Indian  S.  0. ... 


Uniform,  Scarlet. 


FacinRS,  Yellow. 


10  Sept. c 

14  Jan.  t 

I  Feb.  c 
S  Feb.  I 

11  Feb.  c 
25  Jan.  < 
16  Nov.  t 
30  Nov.  c 
30  Nov.  ( 
14  Nov.  I 


97 


with  rank  of  U.Colonel.— From 


Command.Tjit,  29  Oct. 

Bengal  Infantry.  _  -.,      „    1 

2nd  in  Command  and  Wine  Commander,  23  Dec.  97  with  lank 

if  Major.— Prom  21  Bengal  Infantry. 
Winer  Commander,  20  Mar.  97.-  From  30  Bombay  Infantry. 
Win"  Officer,  9  Jan.  92.— From  35  Bengal  Infantry. 
Wins  Officer,  5  Mar.  93.— From  24  Bengal  Infantry. 

Wing  Officer,  17  Oct.  94-  „         ,,   r     .         rr  p  „.„.- 

Wing  Officer,  10  Nov.  94-— From  25  Bengal  Infantry.    [Infantry. 
Wing  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  S  Mar.  97.-From   16  Madras 
Winn-  Officer  and  Adjutant,  8  Mar.  9-..— From  26  Bombay  Int. 
WiuS  Officer,  10  Sept.  99.— From  5  Madras  Infantry. 


Year 
Full 
Pay. 

a'Ser 
Half 
Pay. 

29 

8 

Provisional  Battalion. 


Shornclift'e. 
Charles  Henry  Kelly,  i  May  96;    Licit.  96  Jane  72;   Capt.  18  June  i;    Major, 

°'  ""  Capt.  I  Mar.  84 ;  MaJ.  iS  May  98. 


Lieutenant  Colonel.     -  „  _ 

13  May  91  -    Lt. Colonel,  i  May  96  ;    Colonel.  I  May  00. 

iMajor  (2'»f(  ;•!  0«.iin.i»iJ).— Arthur  George,  18  MaygS;  X;>«^  10  Sept.  75 
Adjutant.— F.  W.  Towsey,  20  Apr.  98  ;  Cnptnin  IVett  rorkthtre  Uemneiif. 
Quarter  Master.- Robert  Percy  Norman,  17  Feb.  93  :  Hon.  Lieut 
;OJicera  of  Betervc  attached.— liaior  L.  T.  Spens,  Major  R.  t .  M.  > .  M.  feynge 


Central  Africa  Regiment. 

FIRST  BATTALION. 

Central  Africa.— J</en/s,  Messrs.  Holt  and  Co. 

Bt.Lt.Col.  W.  H.  Manning,  Indian  S.C. I  4  Oct.  99  Commandant.  ,  ,r  • 

Lieut.  A.  S.  Cobbe,  Indian  Staff  Corps    4  Mar.  92  2nd  in  Command,  20  Aug.  97,  with  rank  ot  llajor. 

Capt.  E.  C.  Marjiesson,  S.  Wales  Bord  I  6  Mar.  98  Appointed,  24  Nov.  97. 

Capt.  L.  F.  J.de  V.  Stokes.  Lane.  Regt.  25  Jan.  gjiAppointed,  28  May  98. 

Lieut.  C.  Godfrey,  IndianStaflCorps...  26  June  92' Appointed,      May  98,  with  rank  of  Captain. 

Capt.  C.  V.  N.  Percival,  Ritle  Brigade    19  Jan.  oo'Appointed,  2  July  98. 

Lieut.  C.  B.  Luard,  Norfolk  Regimentiio  Feb.  98  .Appointed,  28  Apr.  99. 

Capt.  R.  Bright,  East  Kent  Regiment  11  Mar.  00  Appointed,  13  June  99. 

Capt.  G.  T.  M.  Bridges,  R.  Artillery   27  Apr.  00  Appointed,  15  July  99. 

Capt.G.M.F.Hawthorn.LiverpoolRegt.  21  Mar.  00  Appointed,  17  Jan.  00. 


Captain  H.  E.  J.  Brake,  VSO.  R.  Art.,., 
Capt.  A.  W.  V.  Pluukett,  Manch.  Eegt. 
Captain  R.  S.  Weston,  Mancli.  Regt.... 
Capt.  H.  B.  Rowlands,  Suffolk  Regt.... 

Capt.  B.  N.  L.  Brock,  Worcester  Regt. 

Captain  J.  S.  Brogden,  R.  Marines 

ijaptam  A.  F.  Gordon,  Gordon  Highrs. 
Capt.  J.  J.  Stewart,  Arg.i  Suth.  High. 
Capt.  P.  A.  Charrier,  Munster  Pus.  ... 
Lieut.  P.  B.  Young,  Cheshire  Regt.  ... 
Capt.  H.  E.Olivey,  Sutfolk  Regiment  .. 
Capt.  H.H.de  B.Morris,  E.Kent  Regt. 
Capt.  R.  B.  L.  Townsend,  Wore.  Regt. 
<;aptain  J.  V.  Timmis,  Lancashire  Fns. 
Lieut.  H.  F.  Byrne,  York  &  Lane.  Regt, 
Capt.  J.  Rosborough,  6  Bn.  Irish  Riflef 
Lieut.  E.  U.  Walshe,  Waterford  Art... 
Lieut.  J.  S.  Graham,  3  Bq.  Bedford  R. 
Lieut.  H.  P.  Bennitt,  Devon  Artillery. 


SECOND  BATTALION. 

Somaliland.  • 

(  I  Nov.  9^>  Commandant,  i  Jan.  99,  with  rank  of  Lt. Colonel. 
Ii3  Jan.  97  anil  in  Command,  18  March  99,  with  rank  of  Major. 
2  Sept. 97  Company  Commander,  iS  March  99. 

JO  July  98  (.Company  Commander,  24  June  99. 
Company  Commander, 

ID  May  99  Company  Commander,  24  June  99. 

11  Feb.  99  Company  Commander,  18  Mar.  99.  _  . 

28  May  99  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Mister,  9  Aug.  99,  with  lank  of  Majo 

II  Jan.  00  Company  Commander,  14  Nov.  90. 

2:;  Mar.  00  (.'ompany  Commander,  26  Apr.  99. 

17  June  96  Company  Commander,  22  July  99,  with  rank  of  Captain. 

24  Feb.  00  Company  Commander,  13  Feb.  00. 
3  June  oo  Subaltern,  24  June  99. 

5  June  00  Subaltern,  24  June  99. 

25  Jan.  00  Subaltern,  22  July  99. 

7  Dec.  95  Subaltern,  22  July  99. 

8  June  96  Subaltern,  14  Sept.  00. 
2  May  ccl  Subaltern,  14  Sept.  00. 
2  May  o- 1  Subaltern,  14  Sept.  00. 

6  June  ocloubaltem,  14  Sept.  00. 


West  African  Regiment. 


362a 


Lt.Col.  C.  A.  de  P.  Burrouglis,  late')  j^  3r„j. 

Soutli  Lancashire  Ke^iraent 3  ! 

Capt.  G.  J.  D.  B^o^rae,  Leinster  Regt...ji3  Mar.  0? 
Lieat.  G.  Loch,  N.  Laucashire  Regt.  ...j  3  July  95 

Capt.  C.  H.  Leveson,  18  Hussars 24  *^eb.  00 

Lieut.  A.  L.  Cartwright,  Dur.  Lt.  Inf.  '29  Mar.  91" 
Lieut.  P.  Lonsdale,  East  Lane.  Reg^t.121  Oct.   96 

Lieut.  G.  A.  Stevens,  R.  Fusiliers 1  9  Oct.  90 

Lieut.  A.  A.  St.  Hill,  W.Ridingr  Regt.  •  9  Feb.  90 
Capt.  R.  M.  Stallard.  Bedford  Re^t.  ...!  5  Apr.  00 
Capt.  v.  J.  Tigbe,  Z).?O.Manch.  Re^t.'22  Sept. 00 


West  Coast  of  Africa. — Arjcult,  Messrs,  Cox  and  Co. 
Commandant,  10  Mar.  00. 
2nd  in  Command,  7  Mar.  00,  ivith  rank  of  Major. 


Company  Commander,  ro  Dec.  99,  with  i-ank  of  Captain, 
Company  Commander,  15  Dec.  99, 

Comi>any  Commander,  20  Jan.  00,  with  rant  of  Captain. 

'  ^Com])any  Commander.  25  Jan.  00,  with  rank  of  Captain. 

Company  Commander,  17  Feb.  00,  \x\ih  i-ank  of  Captain. 

Company  Commander,  17  Feb.  00,  with  rank  of  Captain. 

'  'Company  Commander,  7  Mar.  00. 

.  Company  Commander,  i  Apr.  00, 

Lieut.  R.  R.  Gibson,  Dorsetshire  ReEft.    2  May  98  Company  Commander,  i  Apr.  00,  with  rank  of  Captain, 

Capt.  J.  H.  Stewart,  W.  I.  Reg-iment  ..  ig  May  ooiCompany  Commander,  i  Apr.  00. 

Lieut.  W.  H.  Nightingale.  W.  1.  Regt. '24  Feb.  98  [Company  Commander,  i  Apr.  00,  with  rank  of  Captain. 

Lieut.  A.  M.  Jones,  W.  I.  Regiment  ...,16  Nov.  98  'Company  Commander,  i  Apr.  00,  with  rank  of  Captain. 

Lieut.  R.  H.  "Wilford,  W.  I.  Regt 19  Oct.   99  jCompany  Commander,  i  Apr.  00,  with  rank  of  Captain. 

Lieut.  F,  E.  Marindin,  W.  I.  Regt.    ...I  2  Jan.  98  iCjmpan^-  Commander,  16  June  00,  wiih  rank  of  Captain. 

Lieut.  A.  G.  A.  JerrirJ,  4  Drg.  Gds....'i3  Jan.  98  Company  Commander,  29  Aug,  00,  with  rank  of  Captain. 

Lieut.  S.  G.  V.  Ellis,  W.  I.  Regt.    ]25  July  00  'Subaltern,  5  March  00. 

Lieut.  G.  Vesian-Pic,  4  Bn.  Irish  Regt.    7  Mar.  00  jSubaltem,  21  June  &:-. 

Lieut.  S.  M.  Neill,  6  Bn.  Rifle  Brigadel  6  Nov.  99  Subaltern,  27  June  od. 

2nd  Lt.  J.R.Roper,6  Bn.  Worcester  R.  10  Apr.  00  'Subaltern,  iS  Aug.  od,  with  rank  of  Lieut. 

Lieut.  J.  E,  Massy,  3  Bn.N. Lane. Regt. ,21  June  99  Subaltern,  5  Oct.  00. 

Lieut.  T.  D.  Pottinger,  3  Bn.  Irish  Fus. '11  July  00  Subaltern,  7  Aug.  00. 

Lieut.  F.  J.  Boyle,  3  Bn.  Oxford  L.  I...J  4  Aug.  00  Subaltern. 

Lieut.  C.  "W.  Hill,  West  India  Regt-  ...'25  July  00  Subaltern  {temp.) 


Chinese  Infantry. 


Wei-hai-Wei. 

Major  H.  Bower,  Indian  Staff  Corps  ...'10  Nov.  96 
Captain  C.  D.  Bruce.West  Riding  Regt.  30  Nov.  88 
Capt.  W.M.Watson,Wc5t  Riding  Regt.  I  2  Mar.  91 
Captain  A.  A.  S.  Barnes,  Wilts  Regt.  |i5  Jan.  55 
Capt.  G.  F.  M.  Montgomerie,  Gr.  Gds.  15  Feb,  99 

Captain  G.  F.  Menzies,  S.  Lane.  Regt..  3  Nov.  93 

Major  G.  E.  Pereira,  Gren.  Guards [  2  May  00 

Capt.  W.  H.  Dent,  Durham  Lt.  Inf.  ..  n  Nov.  99 
Capt.  A.  W.  S.  Wiugate.  Indian  S.  C.  22  Oct.  92 
Lieut.  R.  E.  H.  James,  N.  Lane.  Regt.,  2  Oct.  97 
Lieut.  R.  T.  Toke,  Welsh  Regiment  ...  i5  Nov.  96 
Lieut.  R.  N.  Bray,  West  Riding  Regt.  15  Sept.gy 
Lieut.  W.  T.  Layard,  Nthmpton.  Reg.  9  Oct.  94 
Lieut.  A.  H.  Johnson,  Lincoln  Regt....'  i  Apr.  99 
Capt.  B.  C.  Fairfax,  Durham  Lt.  Inf.  19  Feb.  00 
Lieut.  F.  W.  Stoddart,  Wiltshire  Regt.  13  Oct.  97 
Capt.  G.  C.  Brooke,  Border  Regiment  11  July  00 
Lieut.  R.  M.  C.  Ruxton,  Essex  Regt....  29  Jan.  co 
Lieut.  C.  W.  Gordon,  West  York  Reg.  24  Nov.  00 


, — Agents,  Messrs.  Cos  and  Co. 
[Commandanc,  S  Nov.  98,  with  rank  of  Lt. Colonel. 
2nd  in  Command.  21  Dec.  98,  with  rank  of  Major. 
'Appointed,  15  Dec.  98. 
lAppointed,  15  Dec.  qS. 
Adjutant,  2S  Feb.  99. 
'Appointed, 
Appointed,  20  Apr.  99, 
Appointed,  ro  Apr.  90. 
Appointed,  28  Feb.  99. 
Appointed,  22  Nov.  99. 

Appointed,  77  Dec.  99,  with  rank  of  Captain. 
Subaltern,  20  Apr.  99. 
Subaltern,  28  Oct.  99. 
Subaltei-n,  3  Nov.  99. 
subaltern,  3  Jan.  00. 
Subaltern,  19  Jan.  00. 
Quarter  Ma3ter,  20  Jan.  00. 
Subaltern,  10  Fob.  00. 
Subaltern,  12  Nov.  00. 
Subaltern,  24  Nov.  00. 


363 


Army  Service  Corps. 

(Late  the  Commissariat  and  Transport  Staff.)^ 


Former 
CommUsioned  HanJc. 
Dep.  Assist. Com. Geii 


Colonels. 


'{ZateVeputt/Commitmriet  General.)  8P    KtSK 


PIBSTCOM- 
MISSION- 


5  Aug.  64 


22  Dec.  88  31  Jan.  80 


13  June  72 
9  Apr.  73 

13  June  72 


PRESENT 
BANK. 


JAPPOINTED 
TO  C.&  T. 
STAFF. 


24  Feb.  97  31  Jan. 
24  Feb.  97I31  Jan. 


Skinner,  Jam  esTierney.'CB.BSO. 
Kemonedfrom  the  Ciirpn  as  Cotoiteh 
gefDing  under  former  Departmental 

Warraiitit. 

aicliardson,VVodebonseDi1lon=Ci; 

Dunne,  Walter  Alpbonsus,"  CB.. 

Nugent,  Sobert  Arlb."  Cli.  {ht. 

Cnloiiel,  24  Mar.  98;  Siibstaiitioe 

Ciilnael,  14  June  9S)  

Clutterbuck,  Lewis  Augustus  " 

I     (Bf.  Colonel,  24  Mar.  98) J 

iRainstord,  Marcus    E.  Read,^  ; 

CB.  {Bf.  Colonel,  24  Mar.  98)  ..  j 

Lieutenant  Colonels. 

iZate  AesUt.  Commissaries  Oenerat.) 

Bridge,  Charles  Henry,*'     CB.i 

(B^cv^o«f;,  24  Mar.  98) > 

Wilson,  John  George  Yule^'"  ,BI.  j  j^^^g  , 

C('/tJi;ei,  24  Mar.  9S)   i[   ^  '    \   ' 

Collard,   Arthur  William"  {B/. 
Colonel,  24  Mar.  98) 


24  Mar.  98131  Jau.  8. 

13  June  72|i3  Oct.  99,^1  Jan.  8. 

13  June72'i3  Oct.  99131  Jan.  So 

i  ' 

13  June  72  25  Aug.  89  31  Jan.  80 
{  I 

31  Jan.  80 

June  72  15  June  go 


Whitley,  Joseph" 1  Apr.  74  15  June  90 

Ward,  Edward  Willis  Duucan,")         .  [       Tm,„-„ 

CB.  (Bt.  Colonel,  24  May  93)..  J     ■  ^pi-  74  I:,  Juuego 


6  Mar.  72 

13  June  72 
9  Apr.  73 
9  Apr.  73 

9  Apr.  73 

0  Apr.  73 
9  Apr 
Q  Apr.  73 

1  Apr.  74 

I  Apr.  74 

I  Apr.  74 
I  Apr.  74 


15  June9o 

10  Oct.  90 
15  Oct.  90 
14  Nov.  90 


Capiain  3  Hussare   ..  Lea,  Saml.  Job''  CB.  (Bt.Colouel,  \ 

24:\Iar.98)   ....    J 

Smith,  Edmund  Philip  Bowden  ) 

(£/.  Colonel,  22  June  98)    ) 

Moore,  William  Francis 

Parkin,  John   William  Brooke  >  [ 

(Brecel  Colonel,  12  Dec.  98)   ...  i  1 

Winter,    Samuel     Henry    (Bt.  ( 

Colonel,  17  Nov.  90)  ) 

Hipwell,Alf.G.(-B«.Co;.,r3  Feb.  co) 

Challice,  Uerald  George"' 9  Apr.  73 

Winter.Wm.Robt.  iCu^.isJuneoo)! 
l3tanlev,Geoffrev'"(C<.f.i5  Juneoo) 
M'Conib,  Robert  Brophy"  i.Col. '(  j 

15  June  00)  )  1 

Hope.  Lewis  Austrutber,"  CB  1 

{Colonel,  10  Oct.  00) ) 

DunncWilliam"  {Col.  14  Nov.  00) 

Arnold,  Knighton  

Godfery,  Masters  John'*  

Hare, Fred. StephenChristian'i'...  .... 

;Ricc,  Henry  Garde""  i  Apr.  75(16  Mar.  94, 

Jessop,  Guihrie  Hylton'^ i  Apr.  75 

Lvnn,  Sydney  Hume i  Apr.  75 

Trench.  Fred.  Amelius  Le  Poer...    i  Jan.  76 

Day,  Robert  Vaugban'^    i  Jan.  76 

Edes,  CharlesAlbert"« i  Jan.  76 

Gaussen,  Edgar i  Apr.  75 

Heath,  Charles  Ernest  {Brecef  >        . 

Co;o«e;,  12  Nov.  99)   i     9-»-"B-74 

Captain  Scots  Fus....!Knocker,  Cuthbert  George"'    11  Feb.  75 

Oapt.N.StaflordRegt.lHadlield,  Charles  Arthur 2  Dec.  74 

■     -  ■  ■   "      •     .loughterson,  James  Charles 12N0V.73 


31  Jan.  80 
31  Jan.  80 
31  Jan.  80 

iBMar.  8: 

31  Jan.  80 
31  Jan.  80 
31  Jan.  80 

31  Jan.  80 


A.  QM.  Gen.  Head  Quarterf. 

D.  A.  Gen.  South  Africa. 
V.  Q.  M.  Gen.  War  Office. 

V.  A.  Gen.  Malta. 

.i.  A.  Gen.  Dublin. 

A. A.  Gen.  Portsmouth. 

D.  A.  Gen.  South  Africa. 
D.  A.  A.  Gen.  Cork. 

Straits  Settlements. 

A.  Q.  M.  Gen.  WiirOtUco. 

Special  Service,  South  Africa 

Egypt. 

Cork. 

A.  A.  Gen.  Alder^hot 


Capt.Duke  of  Corn- ") 
wall's  Lt.  Inf...    .( 


I  Aug.  91 

8  Aug.  91 
I  Nov.  9 
I  Nov 
.4  Feb. 

6  May  92:31  Jan.  80 


Chester. 


31  Jan.  SolSoutb  Africa. 
.  31  Jan.  8olGo8port. 
I  31  Jan.  80  D..A.  A.  Gen.  South  Africa. 

31  Jan.  SojDirector  of  Trans.  Natal. 

D.  A.  .V.  Gen.  South  Africa. 


17  June  92  31  Jan.  80 
I  Apr.  93|3i  Jan.  80 


I  Apr.  74 

1  Apr, 

I  Apr.  75'i4  Feb.  94 


I  Sept.93;3i  Jnn.  3o 

15  Sept.93j3i  Jan.  80 

"*  "        ■  I  Apr.  8( 

I  Apr.  8. 


Captain  Irish  Regt.     ^ . 

Capt.  Warwick  Regt. 'Clayton.     Frederick    Thomas'*) 


MajorDukeof  Corn-  7 
wall's  Light  Inf.  ' 

Capt.  West  Riding 
Regt 

Capt.ConnaughtRan; 


29  Nov.  76 
10  Sept. 76 


Capt.York  and  Lan- 
caster Regt j  I 

Capt.  B.  Surrey  Regt. 


(Bt.  Lt.Colonel.  25  Mar.  96) . 
Capt.HampshireRegl'Bourcicault,  George  Pensam"'    ., 
Falls,  John  Alexander  Wrights". 

Lanrton,Fred.Wm.  Bainbridge*' ; 
{Bt.  Lt.  Colonel,  25  May  97)  ...  , 

,;Wyncol),  Charles  Edward** 

Capt.  Leicester  Regt.  Rs'illy,  John  Augustine  Herbert 
Lieut. RoyalArtilleryiLewis,    Percy   John   Tonson"'' 

I     (B/.if<j/or,  10  Aug.  02) 

O'Dell,  Thomas  John"  

Thomas.ArtburHavilland,*' DSO 

Majors. 
\{Late Assist.  Commissaries Oenernl.) 

Capt.  Worcester  Regt.  Rrskine,  Archibald  James    

'  ■  ■  i.   Monteith,  Robt.  Wm.  Freebairn*- 

Jt.  Buist,  Fred.  Braid 

Roberts,  Arthur  Noel... 

Kawnsley,  Claude   

'  Koe,  Fred.  Wm.  Brooke'*    

Welch,  George  Osbaldeston*'  I  2  Aug.  82 

,  Horniblow,  Frederick    |i2May  r!3 

.  (Tilpin,  Frederic  Charles  Almon 

il'aul,  Gerard  Roliert  Clark  

Hill,  Richard  Ernest    

;  Morgan,  Hill  Godfrey,™  DSO.    . 

.  Hamnett,  George  Edward 

•  ICardew,  George  Hereward 

/;.K.c.  Warner,  Rowan  H.  Lee'^'. 
.  Hobbs,  Percy  Eyre  Francis 


1  Sept.  94 
28  Oct.  94 

3  Feb.  05 
13  Feb.  95 

2  Apr.  95 

3  Sept.95 

12  Nov.  95 

I  Apr.  97 

16  June  97 

1  Apr.  98 

I  Jan.  99 

1  Apr.  99 


D.  A.  A.  Gen.  South  Africa. 
D.A.A  Gen.  Woolwich  Dkyd. 
Gibraltar. 

A.  A.  Gen.  Kimberlty. 
loiSouth  Africa 
D.  A.  A.  Gen.  South  Africa. 
Apr  SolComdg.  Hnse,  S.  AfricM. 
i  May  SolD.  A.  A.  Gen. Gibraltar. 
I  May  80'South  Africa. 


I  May  SclChe.ster. 
-  Woolwic 
D.  A.  A. 
Comdg.  A.  S.  Corps,  Dover. 


I  Mav  SolWoolwich  Dockyard. 
- -■       -  'd.  A.  A.  Gen.Ueriiiudii. 


Acting  A.  A.  Gen.  Devonport. 
Acting  D.  A.  A.Ge;:.  Duolin. 
Acting  D.  A.  A.  Gen.  Wool- 


Captam  Irish  Ritle; 
Capt.W.  Riding  Re, 
Lieut.  W.  York  Regt, 
Lieut.  R.  Artillery  .. 
Lieut.  Royal  Marines 

Lieut.  19  Husears 

Lieut. GloucesterRegt 
'^apt.  S.Lanc.  Re 
Lieut. GloucesterRegt 
Lieut. Manchestr  Regt 

Lieut. GloucesterRe  g 

Lieut.  R.  Arlill  ery  . 
Captain  18  Hussars. 
Lieut.  Bedford  Regt 
Lieut.  R.  Marines 


29  Nov.  76  20  Sept  99  1: 
I  Apr.  00 


13  Aug.  79 

15  Aug.  77 
13  Aug.  79 

23  Feb.  81 

II  May  78 
II  Aug.  80 


II  Sept. 77 
6  Aug.  70 


6  Mar. 

18  Mar.  81 

18  Mar.  81 
13  Aug.  81 

7  July  82 

9  June  S3 
I  July  83 
5  Aug.  83  South  Africa. 

A.  A.  Gen.  South  Africa, 


A.  A. Gen.  S.  Africa. 


[wich. 


I  Apr. 


I  Oct.  84 
30  Apr.  85 


I  .4.ug.  00  26  May  8; 
I  Aug.  ooi  7  Jan.  36 
I  Aug  00  I  Feb.  86 
12  Nov.  00  19  Nov.  86 

I  Apr.  94  24  Mar.  84 

I  Dec.  04  11  Dec.  84!  Malta. 


I  Aug.  80  12  Nov.  95 


1 1  Aug.  80 

22  Feb.  82 

I  Feb.  81 


Jan, 
-■2  Oct.  81 

12  May  83 

S  Dec.  83 

15  Feb.  84 
Q  Aug.  8 


I  Jan.  S7 
1  Feb.  87 
I  Feb.  87 
I  Apr.  87 


Captain  20  HuBPar.'<...|niint,  Godfrey  Massy  Vere  . 


13  Nov.  Q^ 
I  Apr.  96 
I  July  96 
I  Apr.  97  iS  Apr.  87 

I  Apr.  97    I  July  87 

1  Apr.  97  20  July  87 

16  June  97 

2  Feb.  98! 

I  Apr.  ( 

I  Apr.  , 

17  Apr.  98' 


7  Feb.  S5|2S  Aug 
I  Sept. 83'   I  Jan.  99! 

7  June  70;   I  Apr.  ogj 


Mauritius, 

DA.  A.  Gen.  South  Afiica. 

A.  A.  Gen.  Natal. 

D.  A.  A.  Gen.  South  Africa. 

Cuiragh. 

D.  A.  Q.  M.  Gen.  Wai  Office. 
Aldershot. 

A.  A.  Gen.  South  Africa. 
Hong  Kong. 
A.  A.  Gen.    South    Afiicn, 
with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. 
St.  Helena. 

A.  A.  Gen.  South  Africa. 
D.  A.  A.  Gen.  Barbadoes. 
(Director,  Natal,  with  r.uik 
1     of  Lt.Colonel. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 

(■Assistant    Director.   Natnl. 
I     with  rank  of  Li  .Colonel, 


Army  Service  Corps. 


364 


Commissioned  Rank. 

Lieut.Durham  Lt.Inf. 

Lieut.  R.  Marines 

Lt.York&Lanc.Regt. 
Lieut.  Sussex  Regt..., 
Lieut.  E.  York  Rej^t. 
Lieut.  R.  Fusiliers  ... 
Lieut.  N.  Staff.  Regt. 
Lt.  Worcester  Regt. 

Lieut.  The  Buffs 

Lieut.  S.  Staff.  Regt. 
Lieut.  LeicesterRegt. 
Lieut.  Border  Regt.... 
Ijieut.  Devon,  Regt... 
Lt.  N.  Staff.  Regi.  ... 
Lt.  Scottish  Rifles  ... 
Lt.  Scottish  Rifles  ... 
Lt.  York  &  Lauc.  R. 
Lieut.  Devon  Regt. ... 
Lieut.  Essex  Regt.... 
Lt.   King's  R.  Riflee. 

Lieut.  Leiuster  Regt. 
Lieut.  Bedford  Regt. 
Lt.  S.  Stafford  Kegt, 


Lieut.  Essex  Regt. ... 
T.ieut.  Royal  Marmesi 

Lieut.  3  Hussars j 

Lieut.  Essex  Regt....j 
Lieut.  R.  Marines... 
Lieut.  Berks  Regt..., I 
2ndLt.  Innis.  Fus... 
Lieut.  S.  Lane.  Regt.| 
Lieut.  Welsh  Regt.. ..1 
Lieut.  Norfolk  Regt. 
Lieut. Leicester  Regt. 
Lieut.  Devon  Regt  ., 
2nd  Lt.  Scot.  Rifles.. 
Lt.  S.  Lane,  Regt.  ... 
Lt.  E.  Surrey  Regt. 
Lieut.  Irish  Fusilierc, 
Lieut.  I  Dr.  Guards. 
Lt.  Durham  Lt.  Inf. 
2nd  Lt.  Border  Regt. 
Lieut.  York  Lt.Inf.. . 
2nd  Lt.  York  Regt. 
Lt.  Middlesex  Regt. 
Lieut.  Dorset  Regt.j 
Lieut.  Devon  Regt... 
Lieut.  Irish  Fusiliers 
Lt.  Leicester  RegJ.... 


M.^JOBS.  I 

Long.  Sidney  Selden 

French,  Georgo  Arthur^- 

Edye,  Murray  William  Joseph  ... 

Blakeney,  Edw.  Francis  John 

Bramhall,  Ed  ward  Albert 

/i.s.t". Ludlow,  Edm.  Ranald  Owen 

Caldwell,  Arthur  Lewis...... 

King,  L'harles  Wallis ' 

Buttanshaw,  Edward  Thornton...! 
Jack,  Herbert  Rowett  Henry'-^^  ...! 

Webb,  Duncan^*   j 

Sandilands,  Philip  Orde  j 

Sargent,  Harry  Neptune'^^  

Longden,  Arthur  Edmund^**    , 

Foster,  Turville  Douglas 

Cuming,  Arthur  Edwin 

Humphrevs,  Harry  Lionel , 

Bermu'd,  'Ed<}ar  Sdichi^' 

Parker,  St.  John  William  Topp,. 
Terry,  Astley    Kerhert,  Egquire  '< 

of  St.  John  of  Jenisalem [ 

Long,  Arthur 

Afafheic,  liobert  George^^  

M'Cormick,  AVm.  Irvine  Stewart 


IpiUSTCOU- 
UISSION- 

Ud    rank, 


CAPTA.I.S3. 


Buckle,  Arthur  Ernest  , 

Keyes,  Chai'les  Wm.  Pattou  

Purvis,  John  Allen  Ramsay    

Moore,  Joseph  Scott 

Thring,  Kdward  Clavell'"'^ 

Boyce,  William  George  Bertram 

Welman,  Arthur  Pole 

Hay  ward,  Alfred  Richard  Lane... 

Phelps,  Arthur 

Seccombe,  Archibald  Kennedy 'o- 

p.g.c.  Carter,  Evan  Eyare 

Ryan.  Charles  Montgomerie  

Hall.DouglasKeithElphinstone'" 

Davies,  Henry 

Dodgson,  Colquhoun  Scott'"... 
Hardy,  Frederic  Pelham  Abbott 

Conway-Gordon,  Gwycnedd 

Grey,  Charles  William 

Harrison,  Willoughby  Hyde  

Reynolds,  Sidney  Latimer  

Williamson,  Wm.  Alex.  Finiston 

Ward,  Edmund  Ironside  

Harrison,  James  Molyneus"-    ... 

Studdert,  Edward  

Taylor,  Ernest  FitzwilUam .....,., 
Tredgold,  John  Aubrey  Temple  ., 


Jan.  S4 
Sept.  8  2 
Aug.  85 
Aug.  85 
Aug.  85 
Aug.  35 
Mar.  83 
Dec.  86 
Aug.  84 
May  84 
Oct.  81 
Mar.  83 
Nov.  86 
Feb.  85 
Aug.  86 
Aug.  86 
Aug.  86 
Sept.87 
May  Z-< 

Sept.87 

Nov.  87 
Mar.  88 

Nov.  87 


I  Apr.  99 

I  Apr.  99 

I  Apr.  95 

I  Apr.  99 
20  July  99 
20  July  99; 
20  Sept. 991 
20  Sept.  99 
•o  Sept.Q9 
to  Sept. 99 
20  Sept.  99 

I  Apr.  00 

I  Apr.  00 

I  Apr.  00 

I  Apr.  ooi 

I  Apr.  00 

I  Apr.  00         

I  Apr.  00  16  Nov.  98 

I  Apr.  00 

I  Aug.  CO 

I  Aug.  00 

1  Aug.  00 

2  Nov. 


Lieut.  R.  M.arines  .. 


Ford,  Reginald.. 


Courtney,  Ed.  Arthur  Waldograve 

Colcjuhoun,  Edward  Lyndon 

Blunt,  Conrad  Edward'  Grant^^'K.. 
Gillespie,  Ernest  Carden  Freeth 

Wilson,  Frederick  Maurice^'* 

Black,  John  Camijbell  Lament  ... 

Walton,  Geoffrey  Frank  

3  tan  den,  Robert  Hargrave  Frasei 
Taylor,  Francis  Pitt  Stewart    .. 

Coiitts,  Malcolm^^' 

Berry,  Robert  Gordon  J.Johnston 

Moody,  George  Robert  Boyd 

Howard,  Francis  Jauie)'  Leigh^^'^  ... 

Scott,  Philip  Clement  Joseph 

Lewis,  Cecil  Halloni'S  

Master,  Arthur  Giloert 

Longmore,  John    Constantino  > 
Gordon i 

Gorle,  Harry  Vaughan 

Denny,  William  Alfred  Charles... 

Vawdrey .  George 

Armstrong,   William   Meredith  > 
Howard"' S 

Atkins,AlbanRandellCrofton,"^  i 
Adjutant  n  July  99    ) 

Atcherley,  Llewellyn  William'-".., 

Garsia,  Herbert  Geo.  Anderson^--" 

Swabey,  Wilfred  Speddiag"'^     .. 

James,  Murray  Ray  de  Buyrne.. 

Delavoye,  Alexander  Edwin'-'  .. 

Mylrea,  William  Perc^-  Garland 

Amey,  Arthur 

Macdonald,  Kenneth 

Burne,  Rainald  Owen    

ChrisLOpher,  Charles  Daubj'  

Atkinson,  Francis  Salisbury  

Morgan,  John  William  Moore    .. 

Lieut.  Inniskill.  Fus.'Brooke,  Hugh  Fenwick    

2nd  Lt.  Welsh  Fus.'Pigott,  GrenvilleEdmuud,Z>5'0, 


Lieut.  Lane.  Fus.  ... 
Lieut.  5  Dr.  Guards. 
Lt.  Leinster  Regt.  ... 
Lt.  Leinster  Regt.  ... 
Lt.  Lancaster  Regt.. 
2ndLt.  K.  Kent  Regt. 
Lieut.  Worcester  R.. 
Lieut.  D.  of  C.  Lt.Inf. 
Lieut.  3.  Lane. Regt. 
Lieut.  S.  Fusiliers  ... 
Lieut.  Manch.  Regt. 
Lieut. Shrop.  Lt.  laf. 
Lt.  Liverpool  Regt... 
Lt.  Leicester  Regt..., 
Lieut.  Dorset  Regt... 
Lieut.W.  India  Regt 
Lieut.  E. Lane.  Regt. 

Lt.  Berkshire  Regt... 
Lieut.  Leinster  Regt. 
Lieut. Leicester  Regt. 
2ndLt.  Irish  Regt.... 

Lieut.  R.  Marines   ... 

Lieut.  E.  Lnnc.  R.  ... 
Lieut. E.Surrey  Regt. 
Lieut.  York  Lt.  Inf. 
Lieut.  Lane.  Regt.  ... 
2nd  Lt.  Suffolk  Regt, 
Lieut.  R.  M>\rines  ... 
2nd  Lt.  Irish  Fus. ... 
Lieut.  R.  Marines  ... 
Lieut.  R.  Fusiliers.  . 
Lieut.  Derby  Regt.... 
Lieut.  6  Dragoons  ... 
Lieut.  Irish  Fusiliers 


;9  Aug.  8:, 

I  FiU.  86 

30  Nov.  87 

29  Aug.  85 

I  Sept.  86 

14  Sept.  87 
22  Aug.  33 

9  May  88 
S  Dep.  88 
50  Jan.  8q 

30  Jan.  80 
z2  Aug.  88 

21  Nov.  88 
t4Sepb.87 
II  Feb.  88 
^T,  Mar.  89 
=2  Aug.  S8 
29  Dec.  83 

15  Jan.  90 
I  Mar.  90 

28  Juaego 

22  Aug.  88 
i\  Dec.  8g 

3  June 89 

22  Aug.  88 

11  Sejit.Sg 

1  Feb. S9 

9  Nov.  3g 

31  Dec.  90 

23  Mar.  89 
:9  Mar.  90 

28  June  90 
21  Dec.  89 

4  Feb.g: 

29  Mar.  go 

16  Oct.  89 
13  Nov.  89 
2o  Aug.  90 

12  Aug.  38 
z<)  Nov.  90 
29  Nov.  go 
18  Feb.  91 

4  Mar.  91 

9  Apr.  92 

28  June  90 
9  Sept.91 

20  Feb.  92 

12  Mar.  92 

:  Sept.89 

29  Nov.  90 
29  Nov.  90 

9  Jan.  92 
:2  Mar.  92 
28  June  90 

II  Sept.gc 

17  Jan.  9 1 

1  Sept.91 

2  May  Qi 
28  Sept.92 
J5  Jan. 

2  May 
I  ^  July 

1 3  June 


PRESENT 
BANE. 


BBEVST 
MA.JOB. 


1 6  Nov.  98 


I  July  91 
7  July  93 
7  July  93 
7  J  lily  93 
7  July  93 

7  Jrtly  93 
I  Apr.  94 
7  J  Illy  93 
I  Apr.  94 
[8  Apr.  g4 
I  Dec.  94 
I  Dec.  94 
I  Dec, 
I  Dec 
I  Dec. 
9  Jan, 
I  Ajn- 
I  Ai)r 
I  Apr 
5  June  95 
4  July  95 
}i  July  93 
rz  Nov.  93 
[  1.  Nov.  95 
I  Apr.  96 
I  Apr.  96 

I  July  96 

29  Aug.  96 
31  Dec.  96 
I  Apr.  97 
I  Apr.  97 
I  Apr.  97 
I  Apr.  97 
25  Aug.  97 
I  Due.  97 
:  Jan.  98 
I  Jan.  9S 

1  Jan.  gS 

16  Jan. 98 
24  Jan.  gS 

24  Jan.  98 

2  Feb.  gS 
1  Apr.  98 

I  Apr.  58 

I  Apr.  9S 

17  Apr. 
20  Apr. 

eg  June  98 

to  Aug.  98 

13  Aug. 
[3  Aug. 
35  Aug. 

25  Aug.  ^- 
7  Sept.98 
I  Jan.  99 
I  Apr.  99 
I  Apr.  99 
I  Apr 
I  Apr.  ^^ 
I  Apr.  99 
I  June  90 
4  Jiiy  99 

20  July  99 


20  May  < 


8  July  99 


STATIOX. 


South  Africa. 

Portsmouth. 

D.  A.  A.  Gen.  Jamaicn. 

Special  Service,  S.  Africti. 

South  Africa. 

D.  A.  A.  Gen.  Belfast. 

South  Africa. 

D.A.A.Gen.  Home  District. 

Hong  Kong. 

Dep.  Asst.  Direc.  S.  Africa. 

D.  A.  A.  Gen.  S.  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

D.  A.  A.  Gen.  S.  Africii. 

0.  A.  A.  Gen.  S.  Africa. 

D.  A.  A.  Gen.  S.  Afrioji. 

Acting  D.A.A.Gen.  Ceyii^n . 

Eg.yptian  Army. 
South  Africa. 


D.  A.  A.  Geu.  S.  Afnua. 
South  Afric  \, 


Barbadoes. 
St.  Lucia. 
Bermuda. 
South  Africa. 
D.  A.  A.  Gen. 


S.  Africa. 


South  Africa. 


ISouth  Africa. 
iSouth  Africa. 
jD.  A.A.Gen.  S. 


Afric  I 


16  Nov.  93 


Staff  Captain,  Egypt. 

Siuth  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

Nova  Scotia.  [Natal. 

Assist.    Dir.  of  Tr.inspu't, 

Sierra  Leone. 

Woolwich. 

Lichfleld. 

Aldershot. 

South  Africa. 

South  A'"rica. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa, 
f  A.    A.    Gen.    S.  AlVic.t, 
/,     with  rank  of  Major. 

South  Africa. 

Egyptian  Army. 
Ceylon, 

Portsmouth. 
South  Africa. 


South  Africa. 
Egyptian  Army. 
South  Africa. 
Crete. 

14.  Mar.  00  Egj-ptian  Army. 
Special  Service,  ; 


South  Africa. 
South  Africa, 
South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 
South  Africa, 

South  Africa, 

D.  A.  A.  Gen.  S.  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

D.  A.  A.  Gen.  Malta  {ft  >iiii  ) 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

D.  A.  A.  Gen.  S.  Africa. 

Aldershot. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 


365 


Army  Service  Corps, 


Commi8sio7ied  Hank. 


CAPTAIIfS, 


IFIBSTCOU- 

Hissioir- 

,BD      BAFTK. 


FBB8E2TX 
BANE. 


Lieut.  Soutli  Wales  Borderers|Cleeve,  Herbert   

2naLt.York&  Lancaster  Regt.'Norrington,  Frederic  Conrad  Swithin 

2nd  Lt.  Worcestershire  E-egt.  Fisher,  Henry  Francis  Thornhill  

2ndLt.  South  Wales  Borderers  Puckle,  John    

2ud  Lt.  Bedford  Regiment  .. 
Lieut.  Lancaster  Re^'iment ... 
Lieut.  West  Kent  ReL'iment . 
2nd  Lt.  Somerset  Lt.  Infantry 
Lieut.  Lincoln  Regiment  ... 
Lieut.  King's  Royal  Rifles  .. 
Lieut.  S.  Staffbrd'shireRegt 

Lt.  Wiltshire  Regiment 

Lieut.  S.  Stafl'orrt shire  Regt... 
L-nd  Lt.  Warwickshire  Regt... 

:id  Lt.  Dorset  Regiment 

_  nd  Lt.  Lancashire  Fusiliers 
_'nd  Lt.  Cheshire  Regiment 

Lieut.  Lincolnshire  Regt 

Lieut.  Munster  Fusiliers  

Lieut.  3  Dragoon  Guards 

Lieut.  Bedford  Regiment  

Lieut. King's  Own  Scot.Bords. 

Lieut.  4  Dragoon  Guards  

Lt.  Leicester  Regiment 

.-nd  Lt.  21  Husfiars  

jnd  Lt.  Royal  Itighlanders  .. 

nd  Lt.  Middlesex  Regiment 

iidLt.  Connaught  Rangers  ., 
Lieut.  West  Kent  Regiment  .. 
2nd  Lt.  Northampton.  Regt. 
Lieut.  Inniskilling  Fusiliers... 


Lieut.  3  Dragoon  Guards 

2nd  Lt.  Leicestershire  Regt... 

Lieut.  Welsh  Regiment 

Lieut.  Royal  Marines 

Lieut.  Royal  Marines 

Lieut.  Lancaster  Regiment ... 
Lieut.  Lancashire  Fusiliers... 

I<ieut.  Cheshire  Regiment 

.:ndLt.King'sOwnScot.Bords.| 

Lieut,  Derby  Regiment 

Lieut.  S.Lancashire  Regiment 
_ud  Lt.  Warwickshire  Regt...! 
ndLt.  Yorkshire  Regiment  ,, 

.nd  Lt.  Munster  Fusiliers 

jud  Lt.  Liverpool  Regiment... 
Lieut.  4  Bn.  S.  Stafl^ord.  Regt. 
Lieut.  South  Wales  Borderers 
-nd  Lt.  Berkshire  Regiment, 
2nd  Lt.  S.  Lancashire  Regt. 
Lieut.  Cheshire  Regiment..., 


M*Vittie,  Charles  Edwin 

Elliot,  John  Furzer , 

Davies,  Percy  Matcham  

Maturin,  John  William  Henry  

Hazelton,  Percy  Orr 

Brooke,  PJardley  Wilmot'^e 

Cannot,  Femand  Gustave  Eugene  

Mears,  Ernest  Lennox  

Bernard.  William  Kiugsmill  

Horsbrugh,  Boyd  Robert 

Russell.  Henry  John 

Burrard,  Harry  George  

Duffus,  Francis  Ferguson   

Davies,  George  Freshfield   

jMoores,  Charles  Frederick 

Harman,  Antony  Eruesi  Wentworth 

IXohi/goii,  Thomas  Pftham^^  

JLimond,  Rous  Milner*^** 

iLiddell,  Arthur  Robeit 

iWilder,  Harry  Carleton   

IScott,  Edward  William  Woodward 

Coulson,  John  

Lloyd,  Charles  Trevor 

Watling,  Charles  Edward    

Moore,  Barrington  Shakespear 

Parsons,  Durie 

Clinch,  Herbert  Wareham  

LlEDTEIfANTS. 

M'Nalty,  Charles  Edward  Irvine 

Lecky,  John  Gage  

Fitzwilhams,  Edward  Crawford  Lloyd , 

Buckle.  Herbert  Stewart     , 

Cumberlege,  Henry  Charles  Faithfull  .... 

Evans,  Edward  George    , 

Young,  Julian  M:iyne 

Tarver,  William  Ivni^pp  

Wood,  Ernest'^i    

Grose,  Daniel  Charles  Evans 

Chatterton,  Frank  Beauchamp  Macaulay.. 

Carey,  Horace  Wm.  Wallace  Onslow 

Masterson,  George  Cuthbert  DlUou^^e  

Wright,  Harry  Stevenson 

RoVjerts,  Lawrence  Siui-my   

Knox,  Henry  Owen  

Airey\  Robert  Berkeiey   

istriedinger,  Oscar 

Pcdler,  lieorge  Herbert  

Moore,  Maxton    , 


!  20  Sept, 
20  Sept. 


0  Apr.  92 
7  Nov.  91 

13  Aug.  92  20  Sept.  99 


99  South  Africa. 

99  South  Africa. 
(  Special  Service, 
(     South  Africa, 


2ndLt.  Connaught  Rangers... 

2ud  Lt.  York  &  Lan  caster  Reg. 
2nd  Lt.  N.  Lancashire  Regt-. 

2nd  Lt.  Sussex  Regiment 

Lieut.  7  Dragoon  Guards  ...  . 

Lieut.  Royal  Scots  

Lieut.  Royal  Marines 

Lieut.  West  Riding  Regiment 
Lieut.  Sussex  Regiment.  ... 
Lieut.  East  Kent  Regiment 


2nd  Lt.  Wilts  Regiment 

Lieut.  Royal  Mannes 

Lieut.  I  Dragoon  Guards 
Lieut.  West  India  Regiment 
Lieut.  West  India  Regiment 
Lieut.  West  India  Rtginient 
Lieut.  Worcester  Regiment   . 

2nd  Lt.  Lincoln  Regiment 

Lieut.  Hampshire  Regiment 


21  Jan.  92 
15  Mar.  93 

1  3  Aug.  92 

21  Jan.  93 
13  Aug.  92 
15  Aug.  92 
g  Nov.  92 
!i3  Aug.92 
19  July  93 
25  Feb.  93 

25  Feb.  93 
TQ  July  93 ; 

9  Sept.93 
19  Oct,  92 

19  Nov.  92  i 

26  Anr.  93' 
31  Jan.  94 

18  May  92 

20  May  93! 
2  June 94 

15  Mar.  93 
15  Mar.  93! 

20  May  93  ( 

19  July  93 

21  Oct.  93 
23  Dec.  93 
33  Dec.  93 

19  Oct.  92 

^i  Jan. 

7  Mar. 
I  9  Sept, 

1  Sept. 

1  Sept. 

20  May 

20  May 

19  Nov. 
[  2  June 

10  Oct. 
I  7  Mar. 

2  June 
12  Dec. 
,19  June 
10  July 

21  Oct. 
6  Mar. 

20  Feb. 
29  May 
29  May 


CO  Sept. 

20  Sept. 
20  Sept. 
19  Feb. 

11  Mar. 
30  Mar. 

I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
1  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
1  Apr. 
1  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
1  Apr. 
1  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
1  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
14  June 
I  Aug. 
I  Aug. 
I  Aug. 

12  Nov. 

17  Nov. 
iSNov. 

18  Nov. 


99 


CD.  A.  A.  Gen. 

\     South  Africa, 
99  South  Africa, 
99  Woolwich. 
00  Dover. 
00  South  Africa. 
ooiSouth  Africa, 
00  South  Africa, 
00! 

00  Egypt. 
00  South  Africa. 
00  South  Africa. 
00  South  Africa. 
00  South  Africa. 
00  South  Africa. 
00  South  Afric:i. 
00  South  Africa. 
00  Egypt. 
00' 

00  South  Africa. 
00  South  Africa. 
00  South  Africa. 
00  South  Africa. 
00  Gibraltar. 
00  South  Africa. 
oojSouth  Africa. 
00  South  Africa. 
00  South  Africa. 
ooShoracliffc. 


94  29  Sept. 96  South  Africa. 
94  29  Sei3t.g6  South  Africa. 
93  30  Sept.96  South  Africa. 

92  I  Oct.  96, South  Africa. 

93  I  Oct.  96  South  Africa, 


I  Oct 
I  Oct 
I  Oct.  96 
I  Apr.  97 
:  Apr.  97 
94116  June  97 
94  25  Aug.  97 


Lieut.  I  Dragoon  Guards  ... 

Lieut.  Royal  Marines 

Lieut.  Connaught  Rangers 
Lieut.  West  India   Regiment' 
Lieut.  West  India  Regiment, 
Lieut.  Inniskilling  Fusiliers... 
2nd  Lieut.  Suffolk  Regiment 
Lieut.  West  India   Regiment 
Lieut.  West  India    Regiment 
Capt.  3  Bn.  West  Riding  Regt. 
Capt.  3  Bn. S.Lancashire  Regt. 
i.'apt.  3  Bn.  West  Kent  Regt.. 
Lieut. late  4  Bn.  Irish  Rifles... 

Lieut.  3  Bn.  The  Buffs    

Lt.  ^Bn.  Hampshire  Regiment 
Lt.  4  Bn.  Oxford  Lt.  Infantry 


WiUam,  Richard  Harte  Keatinge 29  Feb.  96 

Lord,  Frank  Baigrie 25  Mar.  96 

Porter,  Adrian  Sydney  Morton   25  Mar.  96 

Richards,  Harold  Arthur  David ,  6  June  96 

Taylor,  Wilbrahnm   -, 1  6  June  96 

Fanshawe,  Charles  Henry '28  Dec.  95 

Shakespear,  Wyndham  Arthur  Bucknall...'  i  Sept.96 

Lta,  Percy  Gerald  Parker  28  Dec.  95 

Anderion,  Nelson  Graham 1  6  June  96 

Eldert'.)n,   Rowland  Percy  Somerset, '2' >    f:-\„^a^fi 

Adjutant  22  Dec.  99  -..^ -- 1 '      ^"""^  ^^ 

Mears,  Trevor  Irvine  Xevitt 24  Mar.  97 

Reid,  Frederic  James  I  x  Jan,  96 

Hamilton,  John  Andrew  Charles 28  Oct.  96 

Harcourt,  Lionel  George  Montagu ':6  Feb.  98 

Hills,  Charles  Edward li6Feb.  98 

Gibb,  Evan   Ii6  Feb.  gl 

Buller,  John  Dashwood  I  8  Sept.  97 

Galloway,  Aylmer  George 16  Feb.  98 

Fox,  Walter 7  May  9S 

0,1  Probation. 

Second  Likctenasts. 

Grewing,  Robei-t  Johnstone '  1  Dec. 

iJesse,  John  Leonard    '  1  Jan. 

Molony,  Walter  William    15  May 

Hadow,  Douglas  Reginald  i  ?  May 

[Thomas,  Charles  Latimer '  9  Dec. 

!EUvis,  Thomas  Charles  Lockhart   4  Jan. 

Stewart,  Herbert  Arthur  j  4  Jan. 

Browne,  James  Clendinning    25  Jan. 

Crosse,  ^^'hitworth  Charles  12  Aug. 

Douglas-Hamilton,  Basil  Sliolto  Anne   20  Jan. 

Shinkwin,  Ion  Richard  Staveley '10  Feb, 

CoUum,  Herbert  AVilbam  Allan    '22  Feb. 

Cutbill,  Reginald  Heaton  Locke 21  Feb. 

Kelly,  Waklron  Harold  Fletcher    '11  Dec. 

Huskisson,  AViUiam  Gordon 10  Feb. 

North,  Albert  Kenlis  9  Apr. 


I  Oct 
I  Oct. 
I  Oct. 
21  Oct. 
I  Jan, 
I  Jan, 
I  Jan.  99 
I  Jan.  99 

z  Jan.  99 

I  Jan.  99 
I  Jan.  99 

1  Jan.  99 
zo  Sept. 99 
9.C  Sept.  99 
20  Sept.  99 
20  Sept.  99 
20  Sept.  99 

20  Sept.  99 

20  Sept.  99 

2  Oct.  99 
2  Oct.  99 
2  Oct.  99 
2  Oct.  99 
2  Oct.  99 

2  Oct.    99 

2  Oct.  99 
1  Nov.  99 


.  F., 


South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
Jamaica. 
South  Africa, 
South  Afric;!-. 
South  Africa. 
Cork. 

South  Africa. 
Devon  port. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Alrica. 
South  Africa. 
( Ashanti  F. 
-f  with  rank  of 
I.  Major. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 

Aldershot. 

Devonport. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa, 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 


2  Oct. 

3  Jan. 
12  Feb. 

!  12  Feb. 
)  12  Feb. 

,  J  12  Feb. 

99' 12  Feb. 

99  12  Feb. 
.99' 12  Keb. 
.  94|2i  Feb. 
.  94  21  Feb. 
,  90  21  Feb. 
.  00I21  Feb. 
,  95  21  Feb. 
.  97'2i  Feb. 

0821  Feb. 


South 
South 
South 
South 


00  South 
00  South 
oo|  South 
South 
South 
South 
South 
South 
South 
South 
Dover. 


Africa. 

Africa. 
Africa. 
Africa . 

Africa. 
Africa. 
Africa. 
Africa. 
Africa. 
Africa. 
Africa. 
Africa. 
Africa. 
Africa. 


Army  Service  Corps. 


366 


Commissioned  Sank, 
Lt.  late  4  Bn.  Essex  Regiment.. 
Lieut.  3  Bn.  Hampshire  Re,£rt... 
Lt.  late  6  Bn.  Warwick  Regt... 
Lt.  late  3  Bn.  Liverpool  Regt... 
2nd  Lt.  3  Bn.  Durham  Lt.  Inf... 
-^ud  Lt.  9  Bn.  King's  R,  Rifles.. 


'  2nd  Lt.  Irish  Regiment , 

'  Capt.  Dal)lin  City  Artillery 

Lt.  5  Bn.  Royal  Fusiliers 

Capt.  6  Bn.  Manchester  Regt. 

Capt.  3  Bn.  Irish  Fusiliers    

Lt.  3  Bn.  Irish  Regiment 

Lt.  Northumberland  Artillery..., 

Lt.  3  Bn.  York  nnd  Lane.  Regt.., 

Lt.  3  Bn.  Cheshire  Regiment  .... 

Tit.  3  Bn.  Leicester  Regiment 

Lt.Thames  Div.Sub.MinersR.En^ 

Lieut,  s  Bn.  Irish  Fusiliers 

Lieut.  West  India  Regiment  

Lieut.  Middlesex  Regiment 

iiud  Lt.  Warmck  Regiment 


Lt.  City  of  London  Imperial  Vo"b. 
2nd  Lt.  Dorset  Regiment 


2nd  Lt.  4  Bn.  Lancaster  Regt. 
2nd  Lt.  4  Bn.  Lancaster  Regt. 

2nd  Lt.  luuiskilling  Fusiliers.. 


Lt.  Derbyshire  Regiment 

Lt.  3  Bn.  Munster  Fusiliers 

Lt.  4  Bn.  Lancaster  Regiment 
Lt.  4  Bn.  East  Surrey  Regiment 
2nd  Lt.  3  Bn.  Leineter  RcL''inieiit, 
Lt.  South  Afncati  LigLt  Horse  .. 


and  Lt.  East  Lancashire  Regt. 
znd  Lt.  Lancashire  Fusiliers  ... 
2nd  Lt.  4  Bn.  Cheshire  Regt. .., 


Second  Lietjtbnattts. 

Edgcumbe,  Piers 

Beddy,  Bertram  Laugdon  

Scott,  Charles  Edward  

Musgrave,  William  Casamajor  

Grant,  John  Forsyth    

Allin,  Henry  Chester   

Worsley.  Richard  Stanley      

King,  Walter  Diarmid  Vere  Oldham     

Udal,  Arthur  Uredale  -.. 

Alderson,  Edmund  Walter    

O'Hara,  En-il  Robert  

Anderson,  Alexander  John   

Macleod.  Charles  William  

Lucas,  Cuthbert  Forestier     

Worgan,  Rivers  Berney  

Cox,  Charles  Edward  

Wilson,  John  Finder    

Delavoye,  Francis  Bethune  

Denison,  Vivian  Dewson  

Reid.'Hector  Gowaijs 

Simpson,  Rupert  

Milsom,  George  Cyril 

Abbott,  Augustus  Wathen  John  Frederick 

M'Clean,  Francis  William  Digby   

Hayter,  Herbert  Ikiche 

Mac  Call,  George  Eraser  

St.  Clair,  Charles  Home  Douglas 

Lloyd,  Morgan  Crofton 

Macdonald,  Hector 

Sykes,  Harry  Erling 

Robinson,  Annesley  Craven 

Rolph,  William  Liiwford   

Paterson,  Athol  Scott 

Caddell,  Henry  Mortimer 

Moore,  Edward  Vivian  

Robinson,  Deuham  Ralph 

Law,  Walter  Henry  Patrick 

Lever,  Harrie  Reginald 

Brown,  William 

Howe,  Samuel  Francis 

Craig,  Robert  John  

Jellicoe,  Richard  Carey 

De  la  Pryme,  Percy  Christopher 

Guthrie,  Patrick  Hugh  ,.  ^ 

Donovan,  Stephen  John 

Macdermot,  Bernard  Thomas  Joseph  

Harvey,  Gartliner  Haesell 

Rennison,  Arthur  John 

Barbor,  Richard  Dawson  

Marks,  Wilfred  Osborne    

[Leland,  Francis  Willifim  George   

Stokes,  Harold  William  Gurney 

Jone.s,  Herbert  Arthur  

Page,  Lewis  Meadows  Shaw   

M'Allister,  Edmund  Joseph 

Dickey,  Oliver  Barry  Rupert 

Lambert,  Marie  Louis  Benjamin  Hector... 

Oliver,  Herbert  Arthur  Hutson 

Fessenden,  John  Hampden 

Ridout,  Frederic  Walter  Boyer 

Croft,  Peter 

Farqubarson,  George  Frederick  

Courtney,  Reginald  William  

Dillon,  Eric  Fitzgerald 

Jones,  Walter  Douglas 

Oean.j  George  Percival  Tempest    

O'Brien-Butler,  Pierce  Edmoud    

Dartnell,  George  Bruce 

Percival,  Harold  Franz  Passawar 

Ferguson,  Alan  Campbell 

Kemmis-Betty,  Gerald  Ernest    

Longden,  Wilfred  Maurice    

Martelli,  Richard  Godfrey  Holroyd'^^  

Pearce,  W.  P 

Byng,  Arthur  Stanley 

Welwood,  Alexander  Maconachie  

Wright,  Hugh  Stafford  Northcote 

Wrighr,  Frederick  Wilford   

Fletcher,  Christie  West 

Peebles,  Herbert  Walter   

Hodgson,  Nevit  Bursev  

Mackenzie,  Kenneth  Davidson  

Johnson,  William  Frederick 

Thomas,  Charles  Vaughan  Reece   


FIB8TCOM- 

UISSION- 
,  ED    E.4.NK. 


PEESBNT 
BANK. 


1  Feb, 

2  Sept.  97 
21  Feb.  00 
21  Feb.  00 

9  Dec.  96 
9  May  98 
21  Feb.  00 
21  Feb.  00 
21  Feb.  00 
Feb.  00 
Feb.  00 
21  Feb.  00 
21  Feb.  00 
21  Feb.  00 
Feb.  cx> 
21  Feb.  CO 
I  Feb.  00 

17  Mar.  00 
2:  Mar.  00 
21  Mar.  00 
21  Mar.  00 
21  Mar.  00 

I  Apr.  00 

18  Apr.  95 
■Tan.  00 

23  July  94 

4  Oct.   93 

12  Mar.  94 

0  Dec.  99 

1  Jan.  00 

7  Mar.  00 

5  Feb.  00 

13  Feb.  99 
10  Apr.  00 
25  Jan. 
18  Apr.  00 

21  Apr.  00 

22  May  00 
22  May  00 
22  May  00 
22  ilay  00 
22  May  00 
22  May  00 
22  May  00 
22  May  00 
22  May  00 
22  May  00 
22  May  00 
22  May  00 
22  May  00 

May  00 
22  May  00 
22  May  00 

May  00 
22  May  00 

July 
21  July  00 
21  July  CO 
21  July  CO 
21  July  00 
30  May  00 
5  July  00 

25  July  00 

25  July  00 
25  July 
25  July  00 

4  Aug.  00 
18  Aug.  00 

4  May  98 

20  Nov.  99 
!2  Jan. 

8  Nov.  99 
24  Feb.  CM3 
15  Sept. 00 
15  Sept. 00 
15  Sept.oo 
15  Sept  00 

J15  Sept.oo 
15  Sept.oo 
15  Sept.oo 
15  Sept.oo 

21  Apr.  00 
19  May  00 

3  Jan.  00 


Station. 


21  Feb.  00  Colchester. 

I  Feb.  00  South  Africa. 
21  Feb.  00  South  Africa. 
21  Feb.  00  Loudon. 
21  Feb.  00  Woolwich. 
Feb.  00  Devonport. 
71  Feb.  00  South  Africa. 
21  Feb.  00  South  Africa. 
21  Feb.  oolAldershot. 
21  Feb.  ooiAldershot. 
21  Feb.  oo| South  Africa. 
21  Feb.  CO, Sierra  Leone. 
21  Feb.  00  South  Africa. 

I  Feb.  ooiAldershot. 
21  Feb.  oo!South  Africa. 
2[  Eeb.  coIvVoolwich. 
21  Feb.  00  Portsmouth. 
17  Mar.  oojSouth  Africa 

I  Mar.  oo'Aldershot, 

21  Mar.  00  Aldershot. 

21  Mar.  ooiAldershot. 

21  Mar.  00  Aldersliot. 

May  ( 

Australia. 
Shornclifie. 


I  May 

1  May 

2  May  00 
2  May  00 
2  May  00 


Woolwich. 

Woolwich. 
2  May  00]  Malta. 
2  May  00  Curragh. 
2  May  ooj  Woolwich. 
2  May  00  Devonport. 
2  May  00  Chester. 
2  May  00  South  Africa. 

21  May  00  Aldershot. 
May  00  Aldershot. 
May  oo'Aldershot. 
May  ooiAldershot. 

22  May  00  Aldershot. 
22  May  oo'Aldershot. 
22  May  00!  Aldershot. 

May  00  Aldershot. 
22  May  ooAldershot. 
22  May  oo|  Aldershot. 
22  May  ooiAldershot. 
22  May  oo'Aldershot. 
22  May  00  Aldershot. 
22  May  ooiAldershot. 
22  May  ooiAldershot. 
22  May  00  Dublin. 
22  May  00  Shorncliffe, 

May  00  Aldershot, 
22  May  CO  Dublin. 
22  May  00  Dover. 
22  May  GO  Dublin. 

July  ooj  Woolwich. 

21  July  co|Woohvich. 

22  July  oojWoolwicb. 
21  July  00  VVooIwich. 
21  July  00  Woolwich. 
25  July  oO|  South  Africa. 
25  Jaly  00  South  Africa. 

^  T,iW  ^  '  Transp. Officer, 
sJuly  00,  J    s.  Attica  F.f! 
5  July  00  South  Africa, 
5  July  oo'South  Africa. 
25  July  00  South  Africa. 


8  Aug.  00 
iS  Aug.  00 
15  Sept  00 
15  Sept.oo 
15  Sept. 
15  Sept.oo 
15  Sept.oo 
15  Sept.oo 
15  Sept.oo 
15  Sept.oo 
15  Sept.oo  South  Africa. 
15  Sept.oojSouth  Africa. 
IS  Sept.oo  South  Africa. 
15  Sept.oo  South  Africa. 
IS  Sept. oo'South  Africa. 
26  Sept.oo'.South  Africa. 

3  Oct.  oojWoolwich. 

o  Oct.  00 


South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
Portsmouth. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa, 


Instructor... Major  A.  N.  Roberts,  i  Apr.  99.    Aldershot. 

Assistant  Instructor  Captain  W.  A.  F.  WilHamson,  S  Oct,.  99.    Aldershot. 

r  Daniel  Hicket/,^^*  11  Feb.  92;  Son.  Lieut, 
--     .  J  William  Lyons, ^'^  3  Aug. '94;  .Ho*/.  XiPH^    South  Africa. 

liuimg  Masterg   i  Thomas  Joseph  Kearns,  i  Oct.  96;  Hon.  Lieut.    South  Africa. 

LJohn  Ridler,  17  May  99;  Hou.  Lieut. 


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QUAETEfi   MA.8TEU&. 

Lapham,  Robert  John'- 

Johnson,  William  John^" 

ReiUy,  John     

Latteji,  Leonard'^" 

Daly,  Maurice'^'    

Edmondson,  James  Heslam'^- 

Champion,  Horace  Edftar'^^    

Drage,  William  Heiirt/,^^*  DSO.) 
(Hon.UuJor  iS  Nov.  g6  Hon.] 
Lt.Colonel,  :6  Nov.  9S)  ) ; 

Lemon,  George^^^  

Richardson.  Richard   


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25  Api.  85  Dover. 

25  Apr.  85  South  Africa. 


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QUAHTEB   MaSTEBS. 

JVanJ,  Herbert  Samnel^^a 

Smith,  Charles  Edwardi"^' 

Dixon,  George"^  

Doherty.  Thomas"^ 

Goss,  William"''    

Cairus,  Michael""'^    

Law,  Charles  Ricliard    

English,  Williami* 

Edwards,  David  Johni**'    

Woods,  Joha  Charles'^ 

Chase,  Herbert 

Wallace,  Thomas'^^ 

Thornley,  Robert  William    ... 
Gleeson,  Andrew  Fitzwilliam 

Challoner,  Thomas'"* 

Hennessy,  John'^^    

Beaumont,  Henry  George 

Anderson,  John   

Cosgrave,  William^^*  

Grapes,  John 

Higgins,  Joseph  Thomas  

Field,  Frederick" 


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Staff,  Francis  William 
M'Farlane,  George . 
Gourlay,  James--' 


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Davis,  John    14  Dec. 


Palmer,  Henry  . 

M'Carthy.  John 

Kelly , William  James.. 


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QUABTEE     MaSTEBS. 

Sullivau,  Mathew'" 

Walsh,  John  ...  

Wilson,  Thomarf    

Armstrong,  Henry 

Farraday,  William   


26  J  uly 
23  Aug. 

27  Sept, 
27  Sept. 


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Guerin,  Charles  Joseph 27  Sept 

Murphy,  Henry .". 27  Sept. 

Walsh,  James  Patrick 27  Sept. 

Stott.  Cbarles  William n  Oct. 

Bamford,  Charles  Williaiii n  Oct. 

Spalding,  Charles n  Oct. 

Donnelly,  James  J.  Godfrey         n  Oct. 
Bradshaw,  John  AVilUam  '  j  18  Nov. 

Blake,  George  Silverthorne       .    22  Nov. 
Jones,  Octavius  George  .  ,  {22  Nov. 

Cauvin,  William  Stephen  122  Nov. 

Bowers,  John'-'*  72  Nov. 

Barron,  Alexander-        .  [22  Nov. 

Box,  William  Frederick 27  Jan. 

Perry,  John  Charles   .  !  3  Feb. 

Rose,  Ambrose  George    ... ,  3  Feb. 

Wordley,  Thomas  Edwin  j  3  Feb. 

Salter, George  Charles  Beazley    3  Feb. 

Caddy,  John 3  Feb. 

Evans,  Samuel  Houching 3  Feb. 

Bennett,  Walter  John 26  May 

Curtis,  Thomas  26  Maj' 

Munday.  Alfred    .,  26  May 


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South  Afiica. 
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Arviij  Service  Corps. — War  Services. 


1  Colonel  J.  T.  Skinner  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4-35,  including  the  operations  of  the  Desert 
Column  (mentioned  in  despatches,  granted  the  higher  rate  of  pay.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star); 
also  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86,  including  the  engagement  at 
Giniys  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.). 

-  Colonel  Richardson  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1373-74  under  Sir  Garnet  Wulseley  (Medal).  Served  in  the 
Kafir  war  in  1S77-7S,  and  was  preseut  in  the  engagement  near  Draaibosch;  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1870  (pro- 
moted Deputy  Commissary,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i38i  with  the  Newcastle 'Field 
Force.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedi- 
tion under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1SS4-85  as  Senior  Commissariat  Officer  (granted  honorary  and  relative  rank  of 
Lt.Colonel).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  as  a  Deputy  Adjutant  General. 

3  Colonel  Dunne  served  in  the  Kafir  war  of  1S77-7S.  Served  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  :87q,  first  as  Senior 
Commissariat  Officer  of  No.  3  Column,  and  afterwards  as  Commissary  of  Supplies  of  the  Flying  Column;  and  took 
part  in  the  defence  of  Rorkc's  Drift  Post  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Deputy  Commissaiy).  Served  in 
the  operations  against  Sekukuni,  and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  his  stronghold  (Medal  with  Oiasp).  Served 
in  the  Boer  war  of  1S81,  and  tuok  part  in  the  defence  of  Potchefstroom.  Served  in  the  Eoj'ptian  war  of  1882,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (iledal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star),  and  in  the  Soudan  campaign  iu 
18S5,  including  the  engagement  at  Hasheen  (Clasp). 

1'  Colonel  R.A.Nugent  served  m  the  Ashanti  war  under  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley(Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptiaii 
war  of  1882.  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  MedjidYe,  and 
Khedive's  Star);  served  with  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  18S4  as  Asaistan  tCommissary 
General  in  charge  of  the  Commissariat  and  Transport  Department,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  EI 
Teb  and  Teroai  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  and  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in 
1884-85,  and  was  present  at  the  action  cf  Abu  Klea  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  granted  the  higher  rate  of  pay, 
two  Clasps). 

=3  Colonel  Clutterbuck  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  tS35  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Slar). 

*s  Colonel  M.  E.  R.  Rainsford .served  in  the  Ashanti  war  under  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  (Medal).  Served  in  the 
Boer  war  of  1881  with  the  Natal  Field  Force.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) 
Served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Genild  Graham  in  1884,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
SI  Teb  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Assistant  Commissary  General,  two  Clasps);  also  served  with  the 
Nile  Expedition  in  13S4-85,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Abu  Klea  (mentioned  in  despatches,  granted  the 
higher  rate  of  pay,  two  Clasps). 

••>  Colonel  C.  H.  Bridge  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the 
opeia'jona  in  South  Africa  under  Sir  Frederick  Carrington  in  1S96  aa  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  and 
organized  the  whole  of  the  Supply  and  Transport  and  Ordnance  Departments  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.  and 
Medal).    Served  in  the  Soul  1  African  war  in  1S99-1900  as  Deputy  Adjutant  General. 

so  Colonel  J.  G.  Y.  Wilson  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  {Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  expedition  to 
the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  m  1884  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'=^  Lt.Colonel  Whitley  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1S81, 
and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Pretoria.  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-35  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
promoted  Assistant  Commissary  General,  Medal  Tith  CMasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

66  Colonel  E.  W.  D.  Ward  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  i335,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  the 


Afiny  Service  Coi^^s.—Wa)-  Services.  -^Cya 

nl,=n     .Tn,„/Jfr '^li?.i-^''„5f  IP^  "1  "■"  °f  -SS^.  an<l  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with 


in  .884°8T(M«la1.?t?Cla'p  iJlVhedfve's  S;/"  4="  (^iedal  w.th  Cla.p).    Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition 

«  £t°cTonTlM  7  GoSf  ,r.l'p,r  '  '?<"=!l"»'^«"'""  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  x884-Ss. 
with''cia?p™an^khed?v''e'rgtar7''  '"  "^^  """'  '"''  °'  "'''•     ^^"^-^  '»  "^"^  S°'"'»"  "''-P'^'S"  '»  '885  (Medal 
served  in  trop^erft,ons°in'"IS.Vfn''^88'™'^^  ^^P"""  '°  '^^^  '^^'"''  ^""^  ^'-P- -'^  Khedive's  Star). 
eiLD''andThpJi;-?;  s,'Sri^%™'^  "!  theBoerwarof,88j.    Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  ,885  (Medal  with 
fnf^nf >!  Di^isfon.  ' '       ""    '"  "'^  '"""''  ^'"''"'  '^^  '"  ■^'9-^?°°  ^^  ^''P'^'y  Assistant  Adjut-.nt  Gcnrral, 

E^eliHon  ^n'  ffq^'ifn^lpr^cfifr  "^  '?^"r  "^pi'"""  "•■"■  °' '  ^E.  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Starl.  Also  served  in  the  SouJao 
M^fdie!  two  Clasp")  ■"""'  ""'^  ""'  1"''='''°'  '°  *'"=  '■■''easement  at  El  Teb  (4th  Class  of  the 

-6  ^f'r^!r!f  r-  y-  S5^  ^<="ed  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

■^  Lt-Co  onel  C.  A.  Edes  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  1888. 
and  Khedi?e^s  StaT)         '"™'*  "'"^  ""^  Commissariat  and  Transport  Staff  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1ES2  (Medal, 

'»  Lt.Colonel  Clayton  served  in  the  Beehuanaland  E.tpcdition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  ,"<^  s-  win,   t>,o 
ofTt^CoS'starr'"'''"'^'''''-    ^"^'^'^  "'''''''«  "P^'''"- ^  A^l''^°«"°d«4l? 

^^^p±p^^^i^^X^^^7:i!^  t^^i^^^:i;inrA?r-,si^?^f  ij^:^r 'on  the 

M^^iirtS'l  >t?tr<5C;'?a'n"d1lhrdl^^'^/^ra''rl"  *•=  ''''""=  "^  ^'='-^'-^^'^''  <--"--'  ^nX^^I^.i^ltBre^e^ll 
.^L^i'^^H  n°'''  I-antiOD  served  with  the  Benin  Expedition  under  Rear  Admiral  Rawson  in  1807  as  Second  in  Com- 
Brevet  nf  U  cSoneT"  IpZ,  ^™f  P?,'''  Officer  of  the  Xi^er  Coast  Protectorate  Forces  (mentioned  in  SesparS. 
Adjutant  Genera?      '  ^  "'P''      ^""^"^  '"  ""=  ^°"''"  ^f"™°  "«>■  ''^  'Sgg-.g^o  as  an  Assistant 

M  ^♦T'l'''  Y-i>^i  Monteith  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  18S1  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 

L,t.ColODe  P.  J.  T.  Lewis  served  in  the  operations  on  the  Nile  m  18S0  (.Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star)  Served- 
^iilb^f  expedition  up  he  Gambia  against  the  native  chief  Fedev  Kabbl  n  .89  -92  with  the  expedition  to  the 
to  t^e  Gamhirir-s™  "i^^Vest  Coast  of  Africa,  in  ,892,  including'the  capture  ofVmwTSd  with  the  expedition 
Sou^h  IfrTcan  war  ii,  '.Son    ^      '^  ""  n  '"•'.""■?  °'    i«"i'\";!"'  •  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  1"     he 

s?  T ,  7.  ,       ,  ";f"L'°  ;099-i9oo  as  a  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General. 
warofT87o?\IedafwT[h''ri"„'inT"<''  with  the  88th  ReKiment throughout  the  Kafir  war  of  1S77-78.  and  the  Zulu 
^  Lt  Colonel  Tr    (V 0^3  prtH     '"  '»*;  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  an  Assistant  Adjutant  General. 
Batta^  on  Ynrlc  »;rt  T  ^n^„i       »"      "  "i"  ^'T^''"""'  "^  "^'"^  ^""'l*"  ""•^e''  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884  with  the  ist 
(JlasplandKhedive'sslarr      ^"^^  "'"'  P'"'""  '°  "'^  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with 

'■  Lt.Colonel  Thomas  served  in  the  operations  in  Sien-a  Leone  in  1898-99,  and  commanded  the  A.rmv  Service 
r<3rps  m  the  Protectorate  flxpedition  (mentioned  m  despatches.  i3.S0.  and  kedal  mth  Clasp)      Served  i^^^ 
^.mith  African  war  in  1899.1900  as  a  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General.  ^'' 

with  CUasp)    ■  ^°''  ^'^"^'^  "^  '■'^e  operations  against  the  Sofas,  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  1S93-94  (Medal 

'•>  Lt.Colonel  G.  0  Welch  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  tgth  Hussars,  and  was  presentin 
L^fh  ?ffp  °^Th'  "  'enia.  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan  ExpediUon^n  1884-3" 
7menUoned  in  dei'a't^^^^^  ^'""'  '"  ""=  ^"'"^  ^'"™°  ''"  '°  'Sog-.goo  as  an  Assistant%utant  GenU  ' 
,v!!i,^i'5''',°J''''  ^'  ^-  ^^°'''^^  served  with  the  Dongola Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1899 
\?p,  Hd  P^HHnf^^M^'i"!™'  V'l'^^?^  "?'','!"'  operations  at  Haflr  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  4th  Class  of  the 
Sl,^i-iA  ,^  -Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps);  and  in  the  operations  in  1S98,  includin.' the 
battle  0)  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches.  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  Clasp). 

o.  ->J*J°'' 5- "■,'^-^y*™er  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S85-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

»-  Major  French  —See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantr\-,  ■•  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786. 
»  Major  Jack  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  iS84-85,and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kirbekan  (Medal 
Upper  N?le^n  188^-1:6  '^  ^  ^'■'""  "'"'  ^^''^  "^^  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  during  the  operations  on  the 

»'  MajVjr  U.  Webb  served  in  the  operations  against  the  Sofas.  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  180^94  (mentioned  in 
despatches) ;  and  with  the  expedition  to  the  G.ambia  against  Fodey  Silahin  1894  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

.Major  H.  N.  Sargent  served  m  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1898  as  StatT  Officer  to  the  Commandant  at  Assouan 
w'ith  Cla*    I  """^^^  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal. 

It  ^*)o''  A.  E.  Longden  served  in  th;  operations  in  Zululand  in  1S88. 

=■  Major  E.  E.  Bernardserved  with  the  AshantiExnedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895-06  (Star).  Served  in 
the  campaign  m  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum 
'™™V™'^  n     •"'■spstches.  Brevet  of  Major,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

100  A?-'"''  i<  ^''■'  "''"^ew  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  ocott  in  1895-06  (Star). 

Major  J-..  C  .  Innng  served  in  the  Ashanti  Kxjieditioii  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  iS95-96'(Star).     Served  in 

,%,°P'"'''^'°'"-\'"''^e  Lagos  Hinterland  in  1897^8  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clas))). 
<■  .,,,?,!?'.■■,,•  ''eccombe  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in   iSqS  (4th  Class 
of  the  Medijdie,  Bruish  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal). 

""MajorD.K.  E.  Hall  served  with  the  Ashanti  Ex])edition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895-96  (Star).      Served 
m  the  operations  m  Mashonaland  under  Sir  Richard  Martin  in  1897  as  Controller  of  Transport  and  Supply 
(mentioned  m  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal). 
,    Vu  '^.''P'''''.'^  Dodgson  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Zhob  Field  Force  in  1 890. 

Captain  J.  M.  Harrison  served  in  the  operations  m  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99  with  the  Karene  and  Protecto. 
'"ill  expeditions  (mentioned  in  despatches,  .Medal  with  Clasp). 

Q.  „^^°'' "^^  l^-G.  Blunt  served  with  the  Dongola  Kxpeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSgoaa 
otan  uthcer  ol  buppUes,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Haflr  (mentioned  m  de- 

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3671  Army   Sei-vice   Corps. — War    Services. 

spatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  aud  Khedive's  iledal  with  two  Clasps),  in  the  operations  in  1897 
as  Staff  Officer  of  Supplies  and  Stores  (Clasp),  and  in  the  expedition  in  189S  as  Staff  Officer  of  Supplies  and 
Stores  Head  Quarters  Staff,  including  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Khartoum  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Brevet  ofMajor,  and  two  additional  Clasps  to  Khedive's  Medal). 

1'^  Captain  F.  M.  Wilson  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expechtion  untler  Sh  Francis  Scott  bt  1895-96  (Star). 

115  Captain  M.  Contts  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and 
Kheihve's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

11*  Major  F.  J.  L.  Howard  served  with  the  Dongoia  Expeditionary  F.Tce  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896 
as  Staff  Officer  of  Supplies,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  des- 
patches, British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps),  and  with  the  expetlition  in  1898  including  the 
battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  (;lass  of  the  Medjidie,  Clasp). 

11"  Captain  \V.  M.  H.  Armstrong  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895-^6  (Star). 

'1^  Captain  A.  R.  C.  Atkins  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895-96  (Star). 

11^  Captain  W.  S.  Swabey  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  139S  as  Stall 
Officer  of  Supplies  and  Stores  Egyptian  Army  (  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal) . 

1^1  Captaii  L.  VV.  Atcherley  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895-96  (Star). 

1^1  Lieut.  Elderton  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  jst  Battalion  the  Buffs  with  the  Bnner  Field  Force,  including  the  attack  and  cai»tnre  of  the  Tanga 
Pass  (Meda^  with  Clasp). 

122  (JaptainLaphamservedin  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881. 

1"  Captain  H.  G.  A.  Garsia  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  189S  (British 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  iledal). 

1=1*  Captain  A.  E.  Delavoye  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  (British 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal). 

1=5  Captain  Brooke  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S93  with  the  ist  Battalion  King's 
Roval  Rifles,  including  the  capture  of  the  Malakaiid  Pass  and  the  engagement  .-it  Khar  ( Medal  with  Clasp) . 

12''  Captain  T.P.  Johnson  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895,  and  was  present 
at  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  in  the  engagement  near  Khar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"°  Captain  Ltmond  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  2nd  Battahon 
King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers,  including  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  the  passage  of  the  Swat  River,  and 
the  engagement  at  Panjkora  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"5  Lieut.  E.  Wood  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  2nd  Battalion 
King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers,  including  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  the  passage  of  ihe  Swat  River,  and 
the  engagement  at  Panjkora  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

136  Lient.  G.  C.  D.  Masterson  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99  with  the  Protectorate  Expedi- 
tion (Medal  witli  Clasp). 

iio  Second  Lieut.  R.  G.  H.  Martelli  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1900  with  the  3rd  Battalion  Leinster 
Regiment,  and  afterwards  as  Transport  Officer  at  Pretoria  (nominated  Second  Lieut.  Army  .Service  Corjis). 

"'  Captain  W.  J.  Johnson  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  witb  the  Newcastle  Field  Force.  Served  in  the 
Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Also  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Clasp),  .and  in  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  December  i38S,  including  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah 
(honorarv  rank  of  Captain.  Clasp). 

15"  Captains  L.  Latten  and  G.  Lemon  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal). 

15'  Captain  M.  Daly  eerved  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  and  was  present  at  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin  and  at  the 
battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under 
Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85. 

152  Captain  Edmondson  served  with  the  Xile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (promoted  Quarter  Master,  Medal  with  Clasp, 

^"53  Captain  H  E^^C^hampion  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Servedin  the  Soudan  campaign 
in  i8S^  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Quarter  Master,  Medal  w^th  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

154  Lt  Colonel  Dra^e  served  w-ththe  Nile  E.xpeditionin  1884-85  (promoted  Quarter  Master,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star)  •  ^v-ith  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1S85-S0,  including  the  engagement  at  Giniss  ;  and  w 
the  operations  on  the  Soudan  frontier  in  1SS9  including  the  engagement  at  Toski  (mentioned  m  despatches,  hono- 
rary rank  of  Captain,  Clasp,  and  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie)  Served  with  the  Dongoia  Expeditionary  Force  under 
Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in    1806  as   Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  Head  Quarters   Staff    including  the 


im  Lieut  h'  "s.  Ward  served  in  the  Zula  war  in  1896  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  in  1881.  Sei-\-ed  m  the 
Soudan  canipai<Ti  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  the  Tofrek  zereba  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  i388  (mentioned  ni  despatches). 

161  Lieut.  C.  E.  Smith  served  in  the  Zulu  war  m  1S7Q  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  the  Boer  war  of  1881, 
including  the  defence  of  Marabastadt.    Served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  188S.      ,..,,,,,     .^,    .,,       . 

16=  Lieut  G  Dixon  served  in  the  Zulu  war  iu  1879  and  in  the  operations  against  Sekukini  (Medal  vjth  Claspl . 
Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 

163  Lilut  f"  Do  herty  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1SS4-S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  and 
in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1SS5-S6,  including  the  engagement  at  Ct"iiss. 
1"  Lieuts.  W^  Goss,  M.  Cairns,  W.  Cosgrave,  and  D.  Hickey  sei-ved  in  the  Egyptian  war  of   18B2  (Medal,  and 

166  ileut.  W.'^English  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Soudan  in  i833,  including  the  engagement  at  Geniaizah 

'^I^LUm.'Edwfmls  sCTTCd^n'tL^Eg^^^^  war  of  1S32  (Medal,  aud  Khedive's  Star)  ;  with  the  Soudan  S^pedi- 

tion  in  1884,  including  the  engagements  at  El  Teh  and  Temai  (two  Clasps) ;  with  the  Nile  Expediticiiin  1884-85. 

includin-'  the  engagement  at  Abu  Klea  (two  Clasjis) ;  and  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Pr.jntier  i  leld  Force 

in  1835-86     Servedwith  the  Ash.anti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  m  TSq;-96  (Star). 

16S  Lieut  J  c.  WoodsservedintheEgyiJtianwarof  i8S2(Medal,andKliedive'sStar);  anduitheSoudancampaign 

in  1885,  including  the  engagements  at  Masheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba  and  the  adv:ince  on  Temai  (two  Clasps). 

169  Lieut.  T.  Wallace  served  in  the  operations  iu  Zululand  in  1S8S.  ,„,,       .        ..        ,.^,      ,,, 

iw  Lieut.  A.  F.  Gleeson  served  in  the  operations  against  the  Gaikas  and  Galekas  in   1S78,  and  m  the  z.alu  war 

in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,      „.    t-         •    o     ..»  ■      c        t  (c:.„,.\ 

1-1  Lieut  T  Challonerserved  with  the  Ashanti  E.xiiedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1595-96  (btar). 

1"  Lieut  J   Hennessv  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  C:asp.  and  Khedive  >  Star). 

1"  Lieut.  F.  Field  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  under  Sir  Frederick  Carrington  in  1S96  (promoled 

'"w^Lieuf?  Gourhi'v' served  in  the  Zulu  war  iu  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egj-ptian  war  in  i88z 
(Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Servedin  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herberu  Kitchener  m  1S98 
(British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal).  ,,,    .  ,     ...   „,  ,  t,-i    t   .,'„  c.„.i 

177  Lieut  M  Sullivan  served  with  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  Star). 

173  Lieut'  J  Bowers  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S70  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2, 
and  was  present  at  the  reconnaissance  of  Ramleb,  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta,  the  action  at  Kassasm,  and 
:hebaitleofTe)-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  '      ,  .     ,,  ..     »    .v„ 

170  Lieut.  W.  Lyons  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1334-S5,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  a.  Aha 
Klea  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


Army  Ordnance  Department. 


368 


Commisgio7ied  Jiank. 


Hop.  Assist.  Supdt.  of  Stores 


Lt-Colonel  Royal  Artillery 


Lieutenant  Royal  Artillery 


FIBBTCOM- 

Pkikcipal  Oeditance  Officer,  ranlciug  j  missiom" 
as  Major  Oeneral.  ED     bank. 

Steevens.  John,'  CB '"i  Apr.  74 

Obdnanok  Officers,  ist  Class,  loifh      1 
S/fbutantiv?  rank  of  Colonel, 

_^ _   .sSkinuer,  EdmuudGrey,>9CB 

Dcp.Assist.Supdt.  of  Stores' Krid«?man,  Arthur  Walter 

|Wiiitle,Frank  Graham,-^  D.SO    

Mulcahy,  Francis  Edward-^ 

Markwick,  ErnestElliott-"  

Clarke,  Robert  Fulke  Xoel-^ 

Turner,  Frederick  Miinsel 

i'ate,  Charles  William  Henry^*   

Ohdnance  Officehs,  2ND  Class,  with 
I  Substantive  rank  of  Lieut. Colonel, 

Stainforth,  Richard  Terrick 

Cooke,  William  Butterworth-*    

Leg-gett,  Frederick  Octaviiis^    

Wheeler,  John  Langford  

Heath,  Edward-'^ 

'Jeans,  Charles  Qilchfist , 


31  July  67 
31  July  67 
13  June  7: 
I  Jan.  76 
13  June  72 
i:;  June  72 

8  Jan.  68 

9  Apr.  73 


15  Dec.  70 
IS  Jan.  67 
6  Jan.  71 
13  June  72 
9  Apr.  73 
9  Apr.  73 


PHESKNT 
RAN£. 


I  Apr.  gS 


VToolwich  Arsenal, 


1  Apr.  g6! Ireland. 

I  Apr.  gdlMalta. 

1  Apr.  g6]Woolwich  Arsenal. 

I  Apr.  96, R^  A.  Clothing  Depc. 


Jun 
1  Dec.  96 
I  Oct.  99 
T  Apr.  00 


I  Apr.  96 
I  Apr.  96 
I  Apr.  g5 
I  Apr.  96 
;  Apr.  96 


Western  District. 
South  Africa. 
Portsmouth. 
Gibraltar. 


Bermuda. 

WeedoD. 

Egypt. 

China. 

Ceylon. 


Hobbs,  George  Radley,^*  Chief  Onl.  Off.  >  ;       . 

;     lid.  Qrs.  Line,  of  Commn.  S/Jfrica     ..  j  9  Apr.  73 

Purchas,  Charles '  i  Apr.  74 

Atkinson,  George  Robert I  i  Apr,  74 

Sadler,  Alfred^" i  Jan.  76 

Heron,  Thomas^^ [  r  Jan.  76 

Barrett,  Henry  Walter^^ 1  i  Jan.  76, 

Collingwood.  William  George |  i  Jan.  76 

Appelbe,  Edward  Benjamin*'^ |  i  Jan.  76  j:  Jan 

..  Batteraby,  Thomas  Preston  " 

,. .Parkinson,  Percival  George     5  Sept.77| 

..Law,  Robert  Tbeophilus  Hewitf^ 24  Mar.  76 

Captain  Cheshire  Regiment!  Butcher,  George  James 14  Jan.  80, 

Captain R.  Malta  Artillery..' Samut,  Achilles  F.  P.M.  J.  A.  F.X 13  Nov.  78' 11  Sept.oo 

I     Ordnance  Officehs,  3BD  Class,  iclth 

Substantive  rank  of  Major.  I 

Captain  Devonshire Regt....|Stanle3s  Edmond  Talbot*- '. j  6  Oct.  77!  r  Apr.  96 

Capt.York  and  Lane.  Regt.  Smyth,  Hugo  William  Nairne  Scott** 21  June  79'  1  Apr.  96 

Capt.  I  West  India  Regt.  ...Moulton-Barrett,  Edward  A 11  Aug.  80,  1  Apr.  96 


^-'*^P^- 96^  lofOrd.,War  Office. 


Captain  Royal  Artillery    .. 

Captain  Dublin  Fusiliers.. 
Captain  Middlesex  Regt. 


1  Apr.  96  j  South  Africa. 

I  Apr.  97  j  Colchester. 
1  Apr.  97  Halifax,  N.S. 
I  Apr.  97  Woolwich  Arsenal. 
4  May  97]Aldershot. 
July  97  South  Africa. 

Woolwich  Arsenal. 

Natal. 
fD.  A.  Director  Gen. 

I     Ord.,  War  Office. 

N.W.  District. 

A. O.Corps, Woolwich 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 


14  Sept..g7 

.7ej      •         - 

Feb.  76    I  Apr.  gS 

I  Oct.  99 

I  Oct.  99 

24  Apr.  00 


Major  Royal  Artillery  iSavile,  Walter  Clare 


Captain  Irish  Regiment. 
Capt.  Inniskilling  Fusiliei's 
Captain  Dublin  Fusiliers  ... 

Captain  Irish  Fusiliers 

Captain  King's  Own  Scot- > 

tish  Borderers  $ 

Major  Berkshire  Regt 

Major  Royal  Artillery   i 

Major  Leinster  Regiment... 

Major  Dublin  Fusiliers 

Major  Connaught  Rangers 

Major  Royal  Artillery   

Captain  West  Kent  Regt 

Major  West  Surrey  Regt.... 
Captain  West  Surrey  Regt. 


'.i5  Jan.  77  6  Aug.  96 
14  Jan.  8o;3o  Nov.  96 
19  Feb.  8i'i9  Feb.  97 
14  Jan.  80   7  Apr 


Natal. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

Natal. 

Cork  District. 

South  Africa. 

R.  A.  Clothing  Dent. 


Crawford.  Raymund 

Jackson,  Robert  Whyte  Melville 

Seymour,  Edward  Hamilton    ... 

An^ell,  Frederick  John*^ 22  Jan.  81,24  Aug.  98  Purfleet, 

Taylor,  Reynell  H.  Bayley*^ 13  Aug.  79  26  Nov.  gS 

Bunny,  Frank  William  M'T.^*^    14  Jan.  80    i  Dec.  gSHcme  District, 

Lambert,  Walter 6  Apr.  7g[  1  Apr.  99  Woolwich  Arsenal. 

Tribe,  Cecil  Walford  14  Jan 

Audain,  Mark  Ralph  Payne 23  Oct. 

Hall,  Charles" 13  Aug 

Perry,  Hugh  Whitchurch      23  Feb 

Caird,  Edward  Devon     22  Jan. 

Parsons.  Harold  Djiniel  Edmund"    10  May 


Tracy,  William  Maxwell^' 


,  So!  5  Apr.  gg  South  Africa. 

8o'2i  May  99  Jamaica. 
,79  16  Aug.  99  Belfast. 
.  Si,  4  Feb.  00  China. 
1  Apr.  00 
■  Apr.  00  South  Africa. 


9  Sept.S2l  r  Apr.  00  Curragh. 


Capt.  Durham  Lt.  Infantrj 

Capt.  E.  Lancashire  Regt. 
Captain  East  Surrey  Regt. 
Major  Royal  Artillery    


ajor  West  India  Regt.  ...  Sherwood,  Oliver  Caton^' J23  Aug.  84!  i  Apr.  00  South^Africa, 

Mathew,  Chas.  Massy.^: DSO.  AdJutantV  '      ^„^  jj  ^  ^^^  ^■^^^_  g^p_  ^ 

3  •■'^'.>  99     J  \  I 

.  Hale,  John  Henry    9  Sept. 82    i  Apr.  00  South  Africa. 

Anley,  Henry  Augustus j  7  Feb.  85^  i  Apr.  00  Alexandria. 

.  Meeres,  Charles  Stuart  27  July  So!  7  May  00  Scottish  Dist. 

Ordn4nce  Officebs,  4Tn  Class,  with      j  j  | 

Substantive  rank  of  Captain 

Capt.  Wiltshire  Regiment...  I  Hale,  Thomas  Wyatt 

Capt.  Lancashire  Fusiliers  iMil  ward,  Frederick  David 

Major  Royal  Artillery    'Nowlan,  Thomas  Bowm.in    

Captain  Royal  Artillery    ...  Jacob,  Walter  Henry  Bell     

Captain  Royal  Artillery    ...Thorpe,  John  Claude'''^    

Captain  Royal  Artillery    ...'Langhorne,  Harold  Stephen    

Lieut.  Royal  Artillery    'Scott,  Robert  Kellock     

Bt.Major  Royal  Artillery  ...  Townsend,  Samuel  C.  Chetwode^^ [14  Feb.  90  26  Feb.  97  Mauritius. 

Captain  Royal  Artillery 'Smith,  William  Hugh  Usher    '27  July  S8    i  Apr.  97  South  Africa. 

CaptainR.  Marine  Artillery  Barton,  Alurcd  Yarker    ,  i  Sept. 81'  9  Apr.  97  South  Africa. 

Captain  Royal  Artillery Salmon,  James  Nelson 15  Feb.  84'  i  Apr.  99  Dublin. 

Captain  Uo'yal  Artillery    ..   ilamilton.  Robert  Sydney 13  Feb.  91  12  Feb.  gS  South  Africa. 

Captain  Warwick  Regt Wrigley,  Clement  Carr    * --'i  Sept.So    i  Apr.  99  South  Africa. 


7  Feb.  851  I  Apr.  96  R.A.  Clothing  Dept. 
12  May  83:  I  Apr.  96  South  Africa. 

26  July  81!  I  Apr.  96' Malta. 

27  July  89!  I  Apr.  96  South  Africa. 
14  Feb.  S3J  9  Apr.  96  Halifax,  N.S. 
16  Sept.Ss  18  Apr.  96  Hong  Kong. 
16  July  91I26  Apr.  96  South  Africa, 


Captain  Royal  Scots  Egan,  Michael  Henry  !  6  Feb.  84 

Captain  R.  Marine  Art Pym,  Frederick  Harry  Norris ,  i  Sept. 86 

Captain  Royal  Artillery \Vatts,  Charles  Donald  Raynsford 25  July  90 

Captain  Royal  Artillery    ...  Wynter,  Francis  Arthur,'"'''  DSO ,14  Feb.  90 

Major  York  L*c  Lane.  Regt...  Palmer,  Arthur  Steuart 10  May  82 

Captain  Royal  Artillery Leahy,  Henry  Gordon 23  July  87 

Captain  Royal  Artillery Wailes.  William  Eteson 17  Feb.  88 

Captain  Royal  Artillery Gordon,  Alfred  Ernest    24  July  gt 

Captain  Royal  Artillery M'C'heane,  Montagu  William  Hiley 15  Feb.  92 

Captain  Royal  Artillery Keddie,  Herbert  William  Graham 14  Mar.  94 

Captain  Royal  Artillery Trimnell.  William  Duncan  Conybeare !t4.  July  94 

liieut.  RoyEil  Artdlery Pike,  Sidney  Royston ." |i5  June  95 

Captain  Royal  Artillerj- Partridge,  Richard  Grenvilte '25  July  go 

Captain  Royal  Artillery Forbes,  Arthur 15  Feb.  "  ' 


I  Apr.  99  Thames  District. 

I  Apr.  gg  Ceylon. 

9  May  98  South  Africa. 
2S  Sept.gS  Straits  Settlements. 

I  Aor.  ggjSoath  Africa, 

5  Apr.  99  Gibraltar, 

5  Apr.  99  Barbadoes. 

S  Apr.  99  Bermuda. 

5  Apr.  99  South  Africa. 

5  Apr.  99  Cape  Town. 

5  Ai)r.  99  Malta. 

5  Apr.  gg' South  Africa. 
ig  June  99  Spec.  Serv. S.Africa. 
II  July  99  Woolwich  Arsenal. 


Captain  Cheshire  Regiment  Tod,  Alexander  George  "'illiam^''  12  Nov.  84  17  Aug.  99  Malta. 

Major  Roval  Artillery Nelson,  Edgar  Forbes 18  Dec.  78  15  Jan.  oo]South  Africa. 

_-.-.-  [Oct.  82]  I  Apr.  00  South  Africa. 

I  Apr.  cxj  Sierra  Leone. 

fi   G   2 


Cuptain  Royal  Artillery Baker,  Arthur  Slade I  i  Oct.  : 

Captain  Royal  Artdlery WoodifieUl,  Anthony  Hudson  17  Feb. 


369 


Arinij  Ofdnance  Department. 


Commitsiiiiiril  Ittiiik. 


OBDVlvCt  Ofmcess,  «TK  Cl-.ISS,  »i(/l 
Sahfhiuiin-  i-aiik  of  Captain. 


rlR&TCOM- 
MIS3ION- 
KD      BANK. 


PBESEST 


I  Apr.  00  South  At'iicii. 
1  Apr.  00  Devoniiort. 
I  Atir.  00  South  AlVicH. 
I  Apr.  00  PortsmouiU. 


6  May  00   6  May  00  Cbinn . 


Captam  tteser\  e  ^     a  k  nf  Scntlnnd  Artillery il      ,'      /\      ,/       |.,, 


Captain  Hampshire  Regt, 
CaDtain  Reserve  .....^^— 


S.K.  of  Scotland  Artillery 
.  Gill,  Robert  Hinils' 
.  Davies,  Wilbraham 


10  Mar.  83  ^3  July  cxj  Aldershr.t. 

Thomas™' .'.!..!'".-.. '2^  May  78!  5  Sept.oo  Wonlwicn^Vn- 


COMMISSABIES   OF  OllDHiNCB. 


FIBSTCOM- 
MISSION- 
an     BANK 


Moore,  Robert  

Tima,  Frederick''^  

Ward,  William  Homau   

Jlotlifi^un,  Jtiwea  

Warnes,  Thomas  John- 

Roberts,  James  Andrew 

Genders,  Joshua  

Thompson,  John   

Bath,  John    

Cox,  William 

Depdtt    Commissabies  of  Obdnaxce,  Hon.  Capti. 

Collins,  David  Edward"' 

Cooper,  llenrv   

Brooks,  James 

Hamlin,  Richard  James 

Andrews,  Henry  George    

Walker,  Samuel  M'All 

Swan,  William  

Richards,  Charles  Stewart   

Hall,  John  Spencer"  

Emberton,  Francis  

Stoyle,  George  Henry* 

Staples,  Arthur  George 

Young,  James    ..■ 

Costinan,  James  Lawrence  

Saunders,  Josiah 

Speddiug,  Charles  George......,,,.!.... 

Kirby,  Francis  E 

Coar,  Dionysius 

Booth,  Richard  Henry    

Browne,  William  

M'Cann,  John     

Howes,  William 

Hirst,  William  Mears ' 

Hutchings,  William 

Yallop,  John  

Macrae,  Farquhar    


23  Oct.  78 
30  Nov.  81 
17  Dec.  S2 
30  Mar.  85 

6  Fob.  89 

25  Dec.  Sy 
29  Jan.  90 

24  July  90 

26  Aug.  91 
6  Apr.  92 


HON. 
CAITAIN. 


PEESENT 
BANE. 


23  Oct.   88  25  May  9! 
30  Nov.9t  26  May  9I 
17  Dec.  02  26  May  98 
30  Jtar.  95  14  Nov. 
7  June  96  '4  Nov. 


24  June  q*! 

29  June  96 

i8  July  96 

3  Mar.  97 

3  Mar.  97 


6  Apr.  9= 
6  Apr.  9: 

6  Ajjr.  92 
8  May  92 
15  May  92 
22  Dec.  94 
18  Mar.  9: 

7  May  95 
7  M.av  95 

:  July  95 
10  July  95 
27  Aug.  95 


26  Nov.  98 
Dec.  98 
24  May  99 

1  Apr 

I  Apr.  00 


Tower. 

Woolwich  Dockvar 

Malta . 

War  Office. 

South  Afnen. 

Portsmouth. 

Gibraltar. 

Portsmouth. 

War  Office. 

Aldershot. 


10  Sept. 95 
13  Sept. 95 
19  Sept.  95 
13  Nov.  95 

21  Dec.  95 

28  Dec.  95 

22  Jan.  96 
22  Jan.  96 
26  Feb.  96 

4  Mar.  96 

29  Apr.  96 
29  Apr.  96 

6  Ma.v  96 
10  June  96 


7  Apr.  97 
7  Apr.  97 

7  Apr.  97 

8  May  97 
7  July  97 

22  Sept. 97 

22  Sept.97 

3  Dec.  97 

21  .Jan.  98 

22  Jan.  98 
I  .\pr.  98 

Apr. 


1  . 


Assistant  Commissabies  of  Oednanci,  Jlon.  Lieuti 


Staple,  John    

Robertson,  Alexander  Pittendrigh 


25  May  98 

26  May  98 
I  June  98 
8  June  98 

14  Nov.  98 
6  Nov.  98 
I  Dec.  98 
I  Feb.  99 

24  May  99 
I  Apr 
I  Apr 
I  Apr.  00 
I  Apr.  00 
I  Apr.  oj 


Lee,  James  Victor.. 

Waters,  Frederick  Gilbert" 

Morris,  Thomas  Casen  

Lhtinqtmi,  Joseph  

Moss,' John  Wingfield 

Linnell,  Alfred 

Myers,  William  

Parke,  George  Arthur*'  

Wyatt,  Frank  Horace 

Turner,  John  Digty 

Goodinson,  William  Henry  

Lovett,  Henry    

Honey,  Charles  Henry  

Meyer,  Gabriel  Charles  Eugene 

Wise,  William  Thomas  

Burdall,  Albert ;..••. 

Everest,  William  Charles  Robert  ... 

Brown,  Arthur  James    

Johnson,  William  Robinson    

Oldfleld,  John  Burleigh 

Randall,  James  Robert 

Robertson,  Thomas  Alexander  

Thompson.  Albert  Edward 

Macleay,  Kenneth  Poison   

Burns,  Frederick 

Alwood,  William  Albert 

Embleton,  John 

Sidney,  Thomas  Alfred  \\  msmore 

Learv",  Cortelius 

Norburn,  William  Joseph    

Lilly,  Thomas  

Lea'uiy,  Alfred  

Stevens,  Charles  James 

Bonsor,  Stanley 

Bush,  Harry  William 

Netlierton,  William  Edward 

Westlake,  William  John    . 

HttlUck,  William  


7  Apr.  9: 
7  Apr.  9; 

7  Apr.  97 

8  May  97 
7  July  97 

22  Sept. 9; 
22  Sept.97 

3  Dec.  97 

21  Jan 

22  Jan.  98 
I  Apr.  9r 
I  Apr.  98 

25  May  98 
20  May  98 

I  June  98 
S  June  98 

4  Nov.  98 

26  Nov.  98 
Dec.  98 
Feb.  99 

24  May  90 
I  Apr. 
1  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr.  00 
1  A]ir. 


7  May  95 
:7  June96 
24  June  96 

29  .June  96 
i3  July  96 

3  Mar.  97 
7  Apr.  97 
7  Apr.  97 

7  Apr.  97 

8  May  97 
•7  July  97 

22  Sept.97 

23  Mar.  08 
23  Mar.  98 
^^;  Mar.  98 

6  Apr.  98 

6  Apr.  98 

30  Apr.  98 

4  May  98 
;5  May  98 
22  June 98 
22  June  98 

fi  July  98 

21  Dec.  98 
4  Feb.  99 
4  Feb.  99 

22  Feb.  99 
22  Feb.  99 
:9  Apr.  99 
19  Apr.  99 
10  May  99 

3  June  99 
13  Dec.  99 
27  Jan.  00 
27  Jan.  00 
27  Jan.  00 
27  Jan.  00 
27  Jan.  00 
27  Jan.  00 

7  Jan.  03 


Hyde  Park. 

York. 

Dublin. 

South  AfriOii. 

Chattenden. 

Woolwich. 

Hong  Konis- 

Pembroke  Dock. 

Natal. 
Chatham. 

Natal. 

South  Africa. 

Leith. 

Halifax,  N.S. 

Burscough. 

DevonpoVt. 

.Malta. 

Cej'lon. 

Bermuda. 

South  Africa- 
South  ,\fric:i . 

South  Africa. 

St.  Lucia. 

.South  Africii. 

South  -Vfricii- 

bover. 


1  Apr.  96 
17  June  96 

24  June  96 
29  June  96 

3  Jcly  96 

3  Mar.  97 
7  Apr.  97 
7  Apr.  97 

7  .^pr.  97 

8  May  97 

7  July  97 
!2  Sept.97 
13  Mar.  98 
23  Mar.  08 
23  Mar.  98 
6  Apr.  98 
6  Apr.  98 
!o  Apr.  98 

4  May  98 

25  May  98 
22  June  98 
22  June  98 

6  July  98 
!i  Dec.  08 

4  Feb.  19 

4  Feb.  99 
22  Feb.  99 
22  Feb.  91, 
10  Apr.  99 
19  Apr.  99 
10  May  99 

J  June  99 
13  Dec.  99 
27  Jan.  00 
27  Jan.  00 
27  Jan.  00 
27  .Tan.  00 

27  Jan.  o:, 
27  Jan.  00 

17  Jan.  00 


HaulbowUiif. 

Woolwich  .Vr-^tna":, 

Cape  Town. 

Natal. 

South  -Vfricii. 

War  Office. 

Bermuda. 

Fleetwood. 

Mauritius. 

Ceylon. 

Devonpoir. 

South  Afric;i . 

South  Africa . 

South  Alrica. 

Portsmouth. 

South  AfriCM. 

China. 

Burscoagh. 

South  Africa. 

Colchester. 

Egypt. 

Dublin. 

South  iVfricn. 

South  Alrica. 

Selbv. 

.Aldershot. 

.\ldershot. 

Gibraltar. 

Haulbowline 

South  Afl-ica. 

China. 

Harwich . 

Singapore. 

Bermuda . 

Woolwich. 

Malta. 

South  Afiic;i- 

Guernsey. 

Wecdon. 

South  Afric:!. 


Ai-vvj.    Ordn-ance  Department. 


370 


AssisvAS  1  CoMMissABiES  OP  Oedxaxce,  Hon.  Lieutg. 

Fnller,  Clmrles  William 

Mansfielil,  Stephen 


flB&TCOU- 

HISSION- 
ED      KANK. 


uoy. 

CAPTAIX. 


PBESEXT 
HAXK.      j 


27  Jan.  00 
27  Jan.  00 

Kennedy,  James    27  Jan.  00 

Haves,  Frederick 27  Jan.  00 

Baker,  Alfred '27  Jan.  ooi 

Siruons.  William  Alfred   -p.j  Jan.  00! 

Holland,  George  Henry  j  i  Apr.  ooj 

Pollock,  John  Heriot (  5  May  00' 


[27  Jan.  ootiouth  Africa. 
;27  Jan.  ooCiirragh. 
2j  Jan.  00  Eg-ypt. 
,27  Jan.  00  South  Africa. 
,27  Jan.  oo^Iamaica. 
1 27  Jan.  00' South  Africa. 
j  1  Apr.  00  Soith  A*rica. 
I  6  May  oo'Soufi  Africa. 


Inspectors  of  Ordnance  Machinery. 


Captain  Royal  Artillery.. 
Captain  RoyalArtillery.. 

Captain  Ro^'al  AruUei'y.. 

Lieut.  Royal  Artillery  .. 

Lieut.  Royal  Artillery  .- 

Lieut.  Royal  Ai-tillery  .. 

Lieut.  Royal  Artillery  .. 

Lieut.  Royal  Artillery  ,, 

Lieut.  Royal  Artillery  .. 

Lieut.  Royal  Artillery  .. 
Lieut.  Ko3'al  Artillery 
Lieut.  Royal  Artillery 


FiasT  Class. 


FIBSTCOM- 

I  MISSION-   ; 

ED  BANE.  I 


PBBSBIfT 
BANE. 


Lane,  Frederick   24  Jan.  8sj24  Jan.  00 


Lieut.  Royal  Artillery    iBrown.  Oscar 


Clark,  Robert  Leaver.. 

Second  Class  {at f ached). 

Donotiue,  William  Edward 

Sbcond  Class,  with  Hon.  rank  of  Captaii. 

Carlyle,  Thomas  

Edmonds,  Richard  James    

Rudd,  Hubert    

Begbey,  Henry 

Hunter,  Frederick  Joseph 

Brown,  Frank   

Sudds,  William  Benjamin    

Paul,  Denis 

Milnes,  George 


Malta. 


24  Jan.  85124  Jan.  00  South  Africa. 


14  Apr.  86!  I  Apr.  96 


Gibraltar. 


Lieut.  Royal  Artillery 
Lieut.  Royal  Artillery 
Lieut.  Royal  Artillery- 
Lieut.  Royal  Anillery 
Lieut.  Royal  Artillery 
Lieut.  Royal  Artillery 
Lieut.  Royal  Artillery 
Lieut.  Royal  Artillery 
J^ieut.  Royal  Artillery 
Lieut.  Ro3'aI  Artillery 


^hipman,  Henry  James 

Brown,  Frederick  William.  Alexander 


I  Apr.  87J  I  Apr.  93  Hong  Kong. 
25  Apr.  88,25  Apr.  94, Jamaica. 
31  July  89131  July  95  Aden. 

4  Jan.  ooj  4  Jan.  96, Portsmouth. 
15  Jan.  go  15  Jan.  ^6  Ban-ackpore. 
19  Mar.  gojig  ^lar.  96  Rangoon. 
30  Apr.  90i3o  Apr.  96  X.  W.  Provinces. 
II  Nov. 91  II  Nov. 97  South  Alrica. 
II  Nov.  91  II  Nov.  97  Devonporf, 
II  Nov.  91  II  Nov.  QT'Leith  Fort. 
II  Nov.  91  II  N3V.  97,  Bermuda. 
II  Nov.  9t|ii  Nov.  97  Cork. 


Collacott,  John  Richard   '18  May  9c  iS  May  98  Chatham. 


Robinson.  Edward  Heaton 

Everett,  Charles  Wallace 

Tniscott,  John  James   

Grute,  John    

Davies,  Percy  George    

Marshall,  Henrv  Alfred 

Last,  Arthur  John  ...  

Thibd  Class. 

Quennell.AVilliam  Aleck  

Phillips,  Frank  Hugh 

Owen,  Alfred  Dudman  

Mills,  James  Jesse 

Rodd,  William  James  Paulo 
Britton.  Kdwin  John  James 


iS  May  92 
4  Mar.  93 
4  Mar.  93 
4  Mar.  93 
4  Mar.  93 
A  Mar.  93 
6  May  Q3 


:8  May  98  South  Afnca. 
4  Mar.  99  South  Africa. 
4  Mar.  99  Tynemouth. 
4  Mar.  99  Ceylon. 
4  Mar.  99|  South  Africa. 
4  Mar.  99'  Dover. 
6  May  99  Harwich. 


5  July  99!   5  July  99  China. 
12  July  99  12  Jul,\'  99,  South  Africa. 
19  May  00  19  May  00' Woolwich. 
19  May  00J19  May  00  Woolwich. 
19  May  00  19  May  oo'\Voolwich. 
2;^  May  00  23  Mav  00  Woolwich. 


Officer  Commaitding  and  Instructor. — Lt.ColoneL  R.  T.  H.  Law.     Woolwich. 

^i^/K^iiw/.— Captain  C.  M.  Mathew,  DSO.  Durham  Light_[nfa^try. Special  duty,  Australia. 


Small  Ahms. 

Chief  Ingpector    (with    nuik-   of   if". Co/.). —Major   J.   D. 

Hopton,  Highland  Light  Infantry,  1  Oct.  00. 

Inspectors. 

Major  A.  L.  Tisdall,  R.  Artillery,  21  June  09  (5  Apr.  97). 

Captain  W.  B.  Wallacp,  Suffolic  Regiment,  i  Oct.  00. 

Assistant  Inspectors. 
Captain  ('.  W.  D.  Pollard,  Leinster  Regt.  2^  June  99. 
Captain  H.  R.  Hardy,  West  Surrey  Regt.  3  Oct.  00. 

Steel. 
Inspector.— ^ItijoT  T.  H.  E.  Acton,  R.  Artillery,  i  Oct.  96 
(26  Aug.  94). 

Assistant  Inspectors. 
Capt.  H.  Johnstone,  R.  Artillery,  i  Anr.  96  (26  Apr.  95). 
MajorC.  W.M.Lane,  R.  Artillery,  i  Apr.  96(1  Apr.  95). 
Captain  P.  A.  Bainbridge,  R.  Artillery,  i  Apr.  97. 
Captain  H.  A.  Pratt,  Royal  Artillery,  i  Apr.  98. 
(.'aptain  A.  B.  H.  Gierke,  R.  Artillery,  14  Apr.  09. 
Lt. Colonel  W.  P.  Blandy,  Reserve,  21  Apr.  00, ' 

Royal  Arsenal. 
C^iV/7H«y>«/oA— Lt.ColonelC.  F.  Hadden  (fi-om  Royal 
Anillery),  i  Apr.  93. 

Inspectors. 
Major  A.  H.  P.  Turner.  R.  Art.  9  Oct.  97  (9  Nov.  96). 
t 'aptain  H.  M.  St.  A.  Wade,  R.  Engineers,  19  Apr.  98. 
Major  A.  H.  Wolley-Dod.  R.  Art.  1  Jan,  99  (21  Dec.  97). 
Major  L.  T.  Pease,  R.  Mar.  Art.  i  July  qq  (30  Apr.  96.) 
'  Major  T.  F.  Bushe,  R.  Art.  19  Nov.  99  {fenip. \.~S.Mrica. 
Major  F.  F.  Minchin,  Royal  Artillery,  7  May  00. 

Assistant  Inspectors. 
Captain  T.O.Tulloch,  R.  Art.  14  Apr.  09  (14  Auj:.  95). 
Captain  N.  E.  B.  Bellairs,  R.  Art.  1  Apr.  9b.    [n  Apr.93). 
Captain  R.  P.  Robinson-Embury,  R.  Engineers,  1  Apr.  gS 
Major  H.  Waring,  Royal  Artill'ery,  i  Oct.  97. 
Captain  E.  \V.  Davies,  Roval  Artillery,  i  Apr.  g8. 
Captain  C.  E.  Phipps,  Roval  Artillery,  6  Apr.  98. 
Major  W.  Moore-Lane.  Royal  Artillerv.  9  Mav  oS. 
Major  H.  R.  Adair,  Roval  Artillerv,  17  Sept.  98^ 
Captain  J.  H.  Mansell,  R.  Artillerv, 1  July  99(2QMay99). 
Ca.ptain  R.  Waring,  R.  Artillery.  23  June  99  (4'Aug.  95). 
Captain  R.  A.  Craitr.  Roynl  Artillery,  q  Apr.  00. 


INSPECTION  STAFF. 

Major  G.  MacKinlay,  Reserve.  28  May  00. 

Captain  F.  A.  Randolph,  Royal  Artillery. 

Major  W.  J.  ('larke.  late  Royal  Art.  {temp.),  23  Apr.  00. 

Assiiftants  to  Inspector  R.  Eng.  Stores. — Lieut.  G.  Ether- 

ington,  Coast  Bn.  R.  Engineers,  i  Apr.  94. 
Lieut.  R.  H.  Lewis,  Royal  Engineers  {acting). 

Attached.  [22  Dec.  94. 

Deo    Com.  of  Ord.  S.  M*A.  Walker.  Army  Ord.  Dept. 
Lieut.  T.  H.  E.  Anderson  (District  Officer),  R.   Artil- 
lery-. 2f  Apr.  95.  [Dept.  10  May  qS 
Assist.  Com.  of  Ord.  A.  P.  Robertson,  Hon.  Lieut.  Ord. 

Genbbal  Stobbb. 
CAt>//n«/>ec^o»-.— Lt.Colonel  R.  S.Watson,   5  Sept.  97 

{16  July  96). 
Inspector.— MaioT  H.  H.  Rich,  R.  Artillery,  16  Oct.  99. 
Assiiitants  to  Chief  Inspecfor.^Gom.  of  Ord.   F.  Tims, 

Hon.  Capt.  Ord.  Dept.  i  Apr.  96  (i  Apr.  92), 
Qr.Mr.  W.  T.  Fenn,  ret.  pay,  25  Sept.  00;  Hon.Capt. 

Rangl  Findebs. 
Chief  Iiispector. —Lt.Color.e]  T.   V.    W.  Phillips,  Royal 

Artillery,  9  Aug.  99.    Woolwich. 
In»pectors. 
Major  G.  Osborn,  R.  Artillery,  25  Apr.  96.    Woolwich. 
Major  E.  F.  Hoblvn,  R.  Art.,  26  Aug.  qS.     Gibraltar. 
Major  K.  Percv-Smith,  R.  Artillery,  20  Sept.  99.  Malta. 
Capt.  M.  A.  C."  Crowe.  R.  Art.  24  July  00.     Golden  Hill. 
Assistant  /Hx/jfc^or.— Captain  A.  H.  Thorp,  R.  Artillery. 

Z4  July  9R  (24  July  93).    Woolwich. 
Machinery. 
Superintending  Engineer  and   Constructor  of  Shipping.— 

H.  Travis,  27  Nov.  96.     Woolwich  Arsenal. 
A^xifitant  do.— A.  Jacicson,  Esq.,  13  Sept.  97.  Woolwich 

Arsenal.  [Arsenal. 

Chemist.~\v.  Kellner,   Ph.D.  FIC.  FCS.      Woolwich 

Clothisq. 
7»*:uer^or.— Colonel  E.H.Walker,  15  Dec.  98.  London. 
Inspector  of  Colours.— Sir  A.  W.  Woods,  KCB.  KCUQ, 

Attached. 
Captain  W.  Graham,  Qr.Mr.  retired  pay,  24  July  90. 

Woolwich  Arsenal. 
Cantain  li.  Bennett.  Reserve,  r;  Feb.  gS.     Woolwich. 


I 


Committee  for  Valuation  and  Inspection  of  Military  Equipment  (India). 
Colonel  G.  A.  Crawford,  ret.  pay,  Royal  Artillery.— for  India  Offii-e.  For  War  Office. 


37oa  Army  Ordnance  Department.— War  Services. 

■  Maior  General  ,T  Steevens  servea  in  the  Zulu  warin  1879  (promoted  Deputy  Commissary,  Medal  with  Clasp)- 
Served  °n  Skvp  ia^i  wa^of  iSsJas  Senior  Ordnance  Store  Officer  with  the  =nd  Division,  and  was  present  at  the 
baL™oVTel-el-Kel)ir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Assistant  Commissary  General  of  Ordnance,  Medal 

"i5''c'l"n^i^%^'sTnl'r  acc'nlpi^^^  Malay  Peninsula  in  i8„-7e.and  served  in  char„ 

of  f  i^'-C^n^F^^i^nd  Su^^^  ^!lr^!^E^J;^l^r^ 

ciet,rcL';''prom"e*  Afs  Xnf  C^mm"^^^^  Hedal,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive'B 

StaaSe^vetriftheX;  Ian  campaign  in  1885  as  Senior  Ordnance  Store  Officer  (mentioned  m  despatches, 

•"'^""coImieTF  "e^MuSv  wiTemploved  in  Natal  during  the  Zulu  warimS;,  (Medal).  Alsoservedin  theBoer 
war  of  .881  at  Pretoria  Ser«d  with  the  Nile  Expedition  m  1S84-S5  (mentioned  m  despatches,  promoted  Assistant 
Commissary  General  of  Or.inance,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  Star). 

24  rtPnlniielaW   B   Cooke  and  Hobbs  served  m  the  Zulu  war  Of  1879  (Moilal) .  1    ,  ,        ,.     . 

c:lE!Sj^^  bs^i^^s'^sf'sii^randis:^^ 

part  in  the  defence  of  Pretoria.  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  m  1884  85 
ks  Senior  Ordnance  Store  Officer  (promoted  Assistant  Commissary  General  of  Ordnaac^^^^^ 

M  Lt  Colonel  F.  O.  Lesgctt  served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Fiancis  Scott  m  1895  as  eenior 
Ordnance  Store  Officer  (granted  the  higher  rate  of  pay,  Star).  .       r,,„^_   „_,i  i^h„,il.„„v  siarl      Served 

'-■>  Colonel  Clarke  serve"l  with  the  Nile  Expedition  >n  18S4-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  >,  Star),    hervea 
in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Chief  Ordnance  Officer. 
3>  Colonel  Tate  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  18S1.  j,      c-    m      1      -or  ™„„  ;„  ,"a.  Sc 

■^■-  Lt.Colonel  E.  Heath  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  ^-84-85. 
37  Lt.Colonel  Sadler  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  ,879  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  against  Sekukun.  (Metia 

''ia^'^.Colonel  Heron  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  i379,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  against  Sekukuui  in- 
cluding the  capture  of  the  stronghold  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ^  ,     .  ,   ^„ 

39  T.t  I 'nlonel  Barrett  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  187Q  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

«  U  ( '0  oSe  Appelbe  se7ve  1  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1870  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  with  the  N  ile  Expedition  ... 
.335.  eudiS°hetuLequent  operations  '"  ^^e  Eastern.  Soudan  (Medal  -i^h '7° '-•'^-P^-^^J.^^edu-e's  Star)^^ 
served  in  the  operations  in  the  Soudan  in  iSSS  including  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (Clasp,  ,ra  Class  oline 
Sidi?)      Nominated  to  the  3rd  Class  of  the  Order  of  the  Osmanieh  for  services  with  the  Egyptian  Army. 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  .899-1900  as  Chief  (Drdnance  OfBcer  Lines  of  Conimumcation 

"  L»  Colonel  Law  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  bouth  A.iicau  war  m 

lS99-IQOOasChiefOrdnanCROfflCerattheBa.se.  »VT,         ■  WTTo^.n 

«  Mc.jor  Stanley  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80  with  the  i.th  Regiment  (Medal). 

"  Major  Hugr,  Smyth  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  .8»4W.th  the  .st 
Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment,  and  was  present  m  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  witn 
Clasn  and  Ki-ecJivp's  Star).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-. 900.      ,      „      .       _        ,.,.„     .„     „,     ._,, 
«  'Jiajor  Anee  1  served  with   the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Fusiliers  in  the  Soudan  E.xpedition  m  .884,  and 
was  p.elent  hfthe  Inga^ement  at  El  Teb  ,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  with  the  Bechuana- 
land  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  m  .884-85.  „     ^^.  .^  „     , 
"  Major  Taylor.— For  War  Services,  see  Kins's  Own  Scottish  Borderers, 
an  Major  Bunny.— For  War  Services,  see  Berkshire  Regiment.  --,..■ 

51  Maior  Hall  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  .38o-S..  and  took  part  m  the  defence  of  Pretoria 

5S  Ma  or  Parsons  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  .S86-89  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Queen  s  Koyal  west 
Surrey  Regiment  under  Briga 

maSor  fouTmonths!  and  Superintendent  of  Army  Signalling  3rd  Brigade  from  July  .887  to  February  .888. 
5=  Maior  Tracy.— For  War  Services,  see  West  Surrey  Regiment.  .     .,„„„„„„. 

57  Major  Mathew  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86.  and  was  present  m  the  engage- 
ment at  Gini8s(M^dal  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert 
ratche.ie?Tn.896?lnciuding  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Haflr  (menticied  in  despatches, 
British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  .     o     .»  ■„     8„r   i„  ti>o   nrrlnnncp 

61  Major  Sherwood  served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  m  .895  m  the   Ordnance 
Store  Department  (granted  the  higher  rate  of  pay.  Starj. 
M  Captain  Tod.— For  War  Services,  see  Cheshire  Regiment.  „       ,.   ,.„ 

66  Major  Townsend,  Captains  Thorpe  and  Wynter.— For  War  .Services,  see  Royal  Artillery. 
68  Captain  Stewart.— For  War  Services,  see  Royal  Garrison  Artillery. 

6'  Captain  Gill.— For  War  Services,  see  Hampshire  Regiment.  ,^  ^     .      ■„   ,1  „  f.,„,l«l,.,r  FieW 

70  Captain  Davies  served  in  the  Atshan  war  of  16S0  with  the  2nd  Battalion  :£th  Foot  with  the  Candahai  t  leiu 
Fcce  under  Major  General  Phayre  (Medal).  ,  ,         ,  iru    i-     .    ok„  i 

7*  Captain  Tims  served  in  the  Egyiitian  war  of  18B2  (Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Star). 
75  Captain  T.  J.  Wariies  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1870  Ofedal) 

77  Captain  J.  S.  Hall  served  in  the  Egvptian  war  of  .882  (Medal  with  Clasp  and  Khedive  s  Star).        „.^,^.. 

78  Captain  Stoyle  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  .882,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kassasin  (9th  September 
and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebu-  (Meilal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  and  with  the  Nile  E.xpedition  m  1S84-85 

'^'"Captain  D.  E.  Collins  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  .S9B  (British  Medal, 

'"i^  Lieut.'?:  G.^arers  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1679  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Sen-edwith  the  Bechuanaland  Expedi- 

'"'s*  Lieut^G.^.  Parke  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  under  Sir  Frederick  Carrington  in  1S96  (promoted 
t  J  be  Assistant  Co.uinissary  of  Ordnance,  Medal). 


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373 


COUUISSIO^ED        1 

KANE. 

Patmastkbh 
(with  the  rank  of  Major). 

pIRSTCOM*!           PAT- 
MISSION    j      MASTBB. 

VAJOB. 

BBGIHENI  OB   STATION. 

Japi.  E.Lauc.  Regt. 
Capt.  Innisbg.  Fus. 

Bray,  Claude  Arthur-^ 

WooUett,    William     Charles,^ 
Kniffht  of  Grace  of  St.  John  ?■ 

II  May  78;  7s  Aug. 91 

21  June  79    26  Sept.91 

3  Dec.  77    2S  Sept.91 
9  Aug.  73:   12  Oct.  91 

30  Jan.  78      r  Dec.  9; 

13  Aug.  79    27  Mar.  o^ 

?5  Aug.  qS 

21  June  99 

28  Sept.  98 

12  Oct.  oS 

I  Dec.  q3 

Cape  Town. 
Gibraltar. 

:apt.W.  Ridg.Kegt. 
Slajor  Gloucester  R. 
\Iaj.  N.  Staa.  Regt 
JaptainYorkLt-lnf. 

Molyneux,  Geo.  Philip  Berkeley 
Lodwick,  Robert  Wm.  Peter  ... 
Newland,  Edmund  Walcott"  -  ... 
Dorling,  Lionel 

Natal. 

South  Africa. 
Lancaster. 

:apt.  N.  StatTor.l  R. 
:apt  LeicesterRegt. 
^apt.  Worcester  R... 

:apt.  E.York  Regt. 
:;apt.  E.York  Regt. 
Japt.K.O.S.Bonlrs. 
:apt.  Northamp.  R. 
;!ipt.  N.  Stafford  R. 
Jajor  i8  Hussars  ... 
Japtaiu  Wilts  Regt. 
;apt.  E.  Lanc.Regt. 
'aptam  7  Dr.  Gds  .. 
jieut.  Manchester  R. 
Japt.  N.  Stafford  R. 

Dyson,  Percy  Shakespeare 

Vowell.  Richard  Augustus 

Smith,  Annesley  George^    .,     . 

{With  the  rank  of  Captain). 
Stacpole,  Henry  Dowslej*"     ... 
Hill   Frederick  William    

13  Aug.  79 

TI   Aug.  DC 

23  Oct.  80 

9  Sept.  82 

14  May  84 

27  Jan.  83 

20  May  85 
6  Feb.  84 

22  Oct.  81 

23  Apr,  8t 
10  May  82 

9  June  83 

3  May  90 
22  Jan.  79 

22  Jan.  81 

12  Nov.  84 

1  May  78 
10  Mai.  86 
31  Oct.   83 
10  May  82 
10  May  82 
30  Jan.  86 
30  Jan.  86 

oSept.82 

13  Feb.  86 

29  July  82 

28  Feb.  85 

23  May  85 

22  Oct.  81 

14  May  84 
19  Feb.  81 

30  Jan.  86 
25  Aug.  86 
25  Aug.  86 
10  Nov.  86 

10  May  82 

13  Aug.  79 

1 1  Aug.  80 

23  Oct.   So 
9  May  85 
5  Feb.  87 

8  Dec.  86 
16  Nov.  87 

9  May  H8 

5  Dec.  86 
9  May  85 

4  Mar.  S5 
4  May  87 

29  Mar.  90 

11  Jnne  go 

24  Apr.  89 
3  May  90 
8  Oct.  90 

6  Mar.  So 
io  Nov.  S8 
28  Sept.  92 
18  May  92 

14  Sept.  87 
22  Aug.  88 

25  Mar.  gi 

25  Aug.  36 

12  May  86 
2s  Feb.  03 

8  Dec.  88 

9  Jan.  92 

28  Sept.  92 

29  Mar.  90 
24  Apr.  89 

24  Nov.  86 

2  May  91 

21  Jan.  93 
16  Nov.  &7 

26  Apr.  93 
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18  May  g2 

25  July  91 
2S  June  go 
24  Apr.  89 

21  Dec.  89 

21  Jan.  93 
iS  May  92 

31  Aug.  93 
8  Oct.  03 

10  Mar.  92 

1  Oct.  91 

4  Nov.  91 
3  May  92 

3  July  92 
1  Sept.9-i 

12  Nov.  92 

5  Jan.  93 
I  Mar.  93 

4  Apr.  93 
15  Jan.  94 
■^o  Jan.  04 

8  May  94 

9  May  94 

11  Sept. Q  J 

29  Sept. 04 

13  Oct.  94 
10  Nov.  94 
21  Nov.  94 

10  Dec.  94 
26  Jan.  95 

I  Mar.  95 

12  June  95 
I  July  95 

28  Aug.  95 

30  Aug.  95 

6  Sept.  95 

11  Sept.  95 
21  Oct.  95 

I  Apr.  96 
15  Apr.  00 
24  Apr.  96 

12  June  96 
6  July  96 

4  Aug.  96 

15  Aug.  96 

5  Sept.96 
I  Oct.  96 

30  Oct.  97 

30  Oct.  97 
3  Nov.  97 

3  Nov.  07 

5  Nov.  97 
:o  Nov.  97 

4  Dec.  97 

6  Dec.  97 

3  Jan.  98 

5  Jan.  gS 

16  Jan.  q8 

18  Jan.  q8 

19  Jan.  93 

20  Jan.  g8 

21  Jan.  96 

21  Jan.  98 

22  Jan.  gS 
2Q  Jan,  gS 

31  Jan.  q8 

14  Feb.  98 

22  Feb.  98 

23  Feb.  98 

21  Mar.  98 

22  Apr.  93 

7  Mav  98 
12  May  98 

12  May  98 
10  June  98 

13  .lunegS 

19  July  98 

28  .[ul'y  98 
I  .Vug.  98 

8  Sept.gS 

20  Sept  9^ 
26  Sept.gS 
57  Sept.gS 

15  Oct.   q8 

29  Oct.   98 

31  Oct.  98 

5  Nov.  98 
2J,  Nov.  q8 

31  Aug.  00  Hong  Kong. 
S  Oct.   00  South  Africa. 
•-■I  Oct.  Qo  Aberdeen. 

Maurit'us. 

Imperial  Rem*esentative  Cnr^ts. 

Bedford. 

Patten,  George  Robert  Brown 

Shrewsbury. 

Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

Natal. 

Smerdon,  Frederick  Geo.  Bick 
Maclure.  John  Edward  Stanley 
Trevel.\an,WillnughbyFenwick 

Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

Jersey. 

Hong  Kong. 

vapt.  Bedford  Regt. 
Oapt.  Warwick  Reg. 
jt.  h.p.  MunsterFus 

Pereira,  Arthur  Frederick  

Bird,  Geo.  Edw.  Godfrey  W.  .. 

St.  Lucia. 
South  Africa. 
Perth. 

'aptain  6  Dragoons 
Japtain  Essex  Regt. 
'apt.  Middlesex  R.. 
,:apt.  E.  Lane.  Rest 
'Japt.  2  Dr.  Guards 

Jennings-Bramly,  Guy  L.^**    ... 
Benson,  "Wm.  Geo.  Sackville"^' 
Harvest.  Edmund  Douglas^*"  ... 
Leohbridge,  Robert  Thomas  M. 

Natal. 
Winchester. 
Berprick-on-Tweeri. 
Halifax,  N.S. 

JaptlnniskillingFus 
'aptain  Irish  Regt.. 

Cox.  Arthur  Fras.  Hamilton^o.. 
Bass,  Philip  de  Salis^'    

("hiches'er. 
Smth  Africa. 

Cape  Town. 
South  Africa. 
Cape  of  Good  Hope. 
Newcastle-on-Tvn*». 

Japt.N.  Staff.  Regt 
'apt.  Leicester  Regt 
ilapt.  E.Lanc.  Regt 

Payne,  Herbert  C.  Brine^'*  

Alexander.  Fred.  H.  Thomas^^ 

lapt.W.RidingRegt 
■aptain  Army  S.  V. 
'apt.  Suffolk'Regt. 
lapt.  W.India  Regt. 
lapt.  Devon  Regt... 

Buckle,  Arthur  Wm.  Bentley.. 
GiUesuie,  Alexander  Kenneth. 
Morgan,  Alex.  Braithwaite^*  .. 
Hadow,  Norman  P.  Mellier^^  .... 

Cjipe  of  Good  Hope. 

Wrexham. 

Xatal. 

Birr. 

Cape  of  Good  Hone. 

!apt.  S.Wales  Bord. 
'apt.  Warwick  Regt 
)apt.  Devon  Regt... 
;apt.  3  Drag.  Gds... 

Suerden,  Arthur  Maitland^"    ... 
Ray.  Grattan  George  O'Neil  ... 
Ruston,  Reginald  Seward  

Discharge  Depot,  Gosport. 
South  Atrica. 
Saithampton. 
Xatal. 

'apt.  3  Drag.  Gds... 

Natal . 

lapt.Shrop.Lt.  Inf. 
"apt.  Leinster  Regt. 
:apt.  Leiueter  Regt. 
'apt.  Norfolk  Regt. 
apt. Royal  Marines 

Mackenzie.  Frederic  Hugh 

Hale,  Charles  Vaughan""«    

Magee,  Arthur  Frederick .. 

Brett,  Geo.  Wm.  Brownrigg>**i 

Egyi)t. 
Natal. 

South  Africa. 
Malta. 

'apt.  N'bampton  R 
'apt.  Lane.  Fus.  ... 

'apt,  Innisk.  Fus... 

Huntsman,  Hugh  de  Crespigny 

Feilden,Wemy.ss  GawneCun-7 

ningham  j 

Cape  of  Good  Hope. 
Cape  of  Good  Hope. 
South  Africa. 

■apt.  Wiltshire  Rgt. 

Beadon,  Arthur  E^tb 

Natal. 

'apt.  Wore.  Regt... 

Gale,  John  Ross    

Honnslow. 

'apt.  Norfolk  Regt. 
aptain  A.  S.  Corps 
!apt.  Dorset  Regt .. 
'apt.  Welsh  Fus... 

Durell,  Arthur  James  Viivasor 

Hewlett,  Gervase  GiUham    

Mangles,  Arthur  Edward  Ross 

Cane  of  Good  Hope. 

Ciipe  of  Good  Hope. 

Mauritius. 

Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

■aptain  Irish  Rirtes 
ieut.  E.  Surrey  R. 

Blunt,  Walter  E.  0.  Campbell 

Cape  of  Good  Hope. 
South  Africa. 

'apt.  "W.  Riding  R. 
.ieut.  Cheshire  Rgt. 

Fanshawe,  Regnld.Winnington 
Sargeaunt,  Henry'^^    ..           .... 

Dover. 
Naas. 

apt.  K.  Rov.  Rifles 

Natal. 

ieut.  E.  Sur.  Regt. 
■apt.D.ofC.Lt.Inf. 
'apt.  Sussex  Regt. 
^apt.  Dublin  Fus... 

Molesworth,  Hon.  Geo.  Bagot"" 
Worgan,  Sydney Drummond'"-"' 
Todd,  Charles  CamphelV-"'^ 

Cbatham. 
Portsmouth. 

^apt.WelshRegt.... 
'apt.  Conn.  Rangers 
aptain  i  Drag.Gds. 
*t.  Conn.  Rangers 
-ieut.  Dublin  Fus. 

Prothero,  Archer  George  

Church,  Arthur  John  Bromley'"*- 
Hulton,  F.  Courtenay  Louguet 
Despard,    Edward    Fitzherbert 

Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

Honnslow. 

Natal. 

Canterbury. 

Dublin. 

'apt.  Munster  Fus. 
'apt.  Irish  Regt.  ... 
apt.GloucesterRgt 
'ieut.  Susses  Regt. 
aptain  York  L.  I. 
ieut.  Bedford  Regt. 
apt.  Su.ssex  Re<;t, 
apt.  D.  of  Coru-  ^ 
wall's  Lt.  Inf. ...  j 
ieut.  York  Lt.  Inf. 
ieut-  Berks.  Regt. 
aptain  Irish  Fus. 
vpt.  Lancaster  R. 

Bruno,  Ernest  Edward  Bruno... 
Watkins,  Fredric  Mostyn 

Woolwich. 
Preston. 

Hunter,  Charles  Norris     

Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

Harris,  Caaries  S^dnev"*    

Collyer,  Arthur  Alani"' 

Gardiner,  AVilliam  Arthur   

Holbrook,  ATthur  St.  Clair  

Cooke,  Alfred  Fothergilli«  

Neve,  Edward  John         

nape  of  Good  Hope. 

Belfast. 

pevonport. 

South  Africa. 

Aldershot. 
Woolwich. 

Templer,  Walter  Francis    

Bruce,  James  Gordon  Turing. 

II  Feb.  881     2  Jan.  gg 
6  July  89 1     2  Jan.  99 

Aldershot. 
Gape  Town. 

374 


Army  Fay  Department. 


COMMISSIONED  HiJTK. 


Paymasters— cou^inKfii 
( With  the  rank  of  CaftaJH) . 


Capiain  Lancaster  Regiment ,  Constable,  James  George 

Lieut.  Suffolk  Regiment   JMorlanil,  Algeniou 

Lieut.  W.  York  Regiment |KinK,  Regmaia  Carret  Looper 

Lieut.  Lancasliii-e  Fusiliers... iToUer,  Hamlet  Bush 

Captain  Roval  Artillerv    iBiddulph,  Michael 


Bliss,  Thos.  Gordon  Gumming 

Parry,  William    

Dobbin,  Robert  Alexander"" 
Hewett,  James   Christopheri 
Butler,  .\rthur  Almeric  Power 
Collard,  -Uex.  Arthur  Lysoiis 

Ormsbv,  Thomas    .  - 

Lees,  Eustace  Graham 

Thomoson,  Xoel  Gilliat    


Captain  Lancashire  Fusiliei-s 
Capt.  Wiltshire  Regiment  .. 
Lieut.  E.  Lancashire  Kegt.  .. 
Lieut.  Dorsetshire  Regiment 
Lieut.  Leicester  Regiment  .. 
Lieut.  Hampshire  Regiment 
Capt.  S.  Staffordshire  Regt. 
Lieut.  Berk.shfre  Regiment... 

Lieut.  Norfolk  Regiment  , .^--    , 

Capt.  West  India  Regiment  jGreig,  Colin  Phinp 

Captain  Scots  FusUiers    iRavenhill,  Harry  Stuart" 

Oh  ProhalMu. 

Lieut.  Xonhamptonlicgt Istuart,  Hugh  S.  David"*.... 

Captain  West  Riding  Regt.... |Thursby-Pelham,   Fras,    .Tr 

Captain  Roval  Artillerj- Br)wn,  Frank  Tatton   ... 

Lieut.  OsfoVd  Lt.  Infantry  ...  Richards,  Charles  Herbert... 

Captain  Warwick  Regiment  Murray,  Eric  Sladden 

Lieut.  E.  Lancashire  Rest.  ...jBodeau.  Bertranu  H.  Carter . 

Lieut.  N.  Lancashire  Regt. ...  Bowen,  Francis  Joseph  

Captain  Warwick  Regt.    ...... iDelacombe.  Addis 


FIESTCOM 
MISSION. 


SEeiMEKT  OE  STATIOK. 


23  Dec.  93 
:9  July  93 
21  Jan.  93 
21  Oct.  93 
25  July  90 
15  Mar.  93 
21  Dec.  8q 

2  June  84 

24  Jan.  94 
2  June  94 
9  Sept.c3 

18  Feb.  91 
13  July  92 

2  June  84 
lo  Oct.  94] 

19  July  93 


;PATMASTSBl 

A.  P.  n.      I 

'  2=  Jan.  99I  Rifle  Depot. 
28  Jan.  99JAldershot. 

28  Feb.  99  Caoe  of  Good  Hope. 

22  Mar.  99|  Dublin. 

23  Apr.  99  Cork. 

29  Apr.  99  Dover. 
3  June  99|  Inverness. 

26  Aug. 99!Belfast. 
I  Sept.  99  Edinburgh. 

3  Oct.  99  Chester. 
12  Oct.  99[Devonport. 

4  Nov.  99|Lichfield. 
10  Nov.  99|Colche£ter. 
29  Dec.  99  York. 

I  Feb.  cx)  Portsmouth. 


2  Feb.  00 


Hamilton. 


Warrington. 

Curragh. 

Pontefraot. 


17  Jan.  94]  16  Mar.  00 

Johni?9  Mar,  90   17  Mar.  00 

1  Apr.  941  26  Mar.  00^ 

2  June  94I  30  Apr.  oo.AIdershot 
9  Apr.  92'  22  JuneoojNetle.y. 

10  Oct.  94    14  July  00 publin. 
13  July  921  15  Nov.  oolClonmel. 
6  June  94'  17  Nov.  oqI Portsmouth 


Z7Ki7<)rni,  Blue.    PacMuyi.,  Yellow  Velvet.  „       ^  o.. 

Agent,  fo,-  Payment  of  Officers  of  Army  Pay  Department  at  Home  S(«f,o».- Messrs.  Cox  4  C^. 

of  iChadin.    Alsoservedas  Assistant  Engineer  on  thesurvey  of  the  3°»f  f  ""^f^'^^'^t^^of  i^^^^         the  Treasni; 
0   G  Gordon,  from  27th  Dec.  1S62  to  2nd  Feb.  1863.    Served  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  01 

^^s''??o?S^^!fJerre'd^lSfJre'^6l'hT^'ameronians  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1868  (Medal).    Served  durin, 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Servedinthe  South  African  war  .n1.99-.900  as  Chief  Paymaster  g 

'°?ll^"c^l'o'n^ef  irkle5-!e7vfi\Tt^^lu?i' war  in  1879  (iledal).    Served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  in  .8,. 

'^^  U.Colonel  Churchill  served  m  the  Boer  war  of  18S1  with  the  Natal  Field  Force, 
i«  Lt  Colonel  Coppinger  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1679  (Medal  with  Clasp).  „.,„„„  ,-„  ,00,  o. 

»  Lt.Colonel  Ba?nes^served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  -i-le^Su- Charles  Warren  m  '884  8.  ^ 

="  Colonel  Caulfeild  Stoker  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1073-74,  mclnduig  the  repulse  01  toe  ^  ^ 

Abrakrampa  during  the  sth  and  fith  November  i3;3  (Medal).  j„r»T,PP  ^r  Fnmmanah  fMedal  with  Clasp). 

=1  Colonel  Ward  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  .873-4.  mclud.ng  'l^e  defence  of  Fommanah^^^^^ 
2^  Lt.ColoneID'Agnilar  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  .88.  as  Paymaster  with  the  Ad^anced^o^TO 

the  Bechuanabind  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  m  .8S4-S5  (mentioned  m  despatches) ,  ana  m  t  e    v 

"^J^lTc^o^one!  Bromflem-  served  in  New  Ze_aland  during  «ene™l  Chute's  campaign^  ^^Khelvi-s  Star). 
r-  Lt.Colonel  Robinson  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  m  .S84-=5  *^I^^^^.^'l°  \f^^.'  '^'^  '^''«'"^« 
='  Lt.Colonel  Ternan  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  .882  (Medal.and  Khedive  f  '=]^J' •    ^      5,^^,) 

agai^st°^lTrfbe'^Tthl"B?ack^Mountaln  (Medal  with  inasp)S^^^^^^^^^ 

S?rved  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1 878-30  m  charge  ot  the  Field  Treasure  Cb^st  and  as  rrovost^^^ 

"  Lt.Colonel  Singer  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment  throughout  ine  r.„j  yuan 
(Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  „f   -„«,»»  with  the  =7th  Rea-iment. being  present  at  the  action! 

35  Lt.  Colonel  Dewar  served  in  the  Zulu  ^^a-^^f '"  9;^J^' 7''.°  ^7  5f^  K^^  ^^^^  ^^  ^^ 
Gingindhlovn  and  relief  of  Ekowe,  alterwards  as  Commandant  of  i  °^}-J-^^_^'^°\'„t.oI^,4eL\  and  KLedive's  Star 
Pea?son(MedalwithClasp).    Served withthe  Egj-ptian Frontier F.eldForcein. 83,-86  Medal  ana  ^ 

36  Lt.Colonel  J.  O'B.  Drury  served  with  the  Jowak,  Afreedee  Expeditionin  1S77  a=,  Adjutant  1°  if'|  =J^ ^  the  alS 
with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ■878-79  as  Adjutan    to  the  j.st  Foot,  and  was  pre^^^^^^ 

and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Medal  with  ciaspj.    oerveu 

"??Ef  c"o'iL''E:'RfEldTer?id"witln^e  BechuanaJandExpedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warrenin  18S4-35  asDist:— 

^^.^r.Co^'^onll'RJthbo'ne  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sn-  Charles  Waxren  in  ,8^4-35. 

«  Lt.Colonel  Angus,  while  a  Lieutenant  in  the  7th  Royal  Fusihers,  served  m  the  Afghan  «ar  m  lojo-w. 
Staff  OCacer  of  Transport  (Medal).  -.v,  ,vo  Ti-QTiaT.n7.t  Pottis  fMedal)     Served  in  the  J 

"  Lt.Colonel  Mackie  served  m  the  Abyssiman  S^mpaign  with  the  Transport  C^^^^^^^  serve    ^^^  ^^^  ^ 

ghanwar  of  .878-70  in  the  Candahar  Column  as  Staff  Officer  of  Tran-^rt  ^t  Sukknr  jMedaU^^^S  ^^^^^  ^^^  ^ 
Expedition  in  1884-53  throughout  the  operations  of '^l^^ '^'^",  V"^"  ^o  niLn,^^^^^ 

present  at  the  action  of  Kirbekan  (mentioned  in  ;}e*'Pa»<^l^<=f'„^^^,'J  ,"?''?,' ^"sir^F^l^ar^^^  in  .6S4-65. 

«  Lt.ColonelH.C.  Cowell  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  fcircnariesuarreu 

«  Lt.Co  oSIl  Lysaght  served  in  the  Soudan  campaipi  in  ,885  ^^f^alwi'h  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  at 

«  Lt.Colonel  E  A.  H,  Webb    served  with  the  ist  Battalion  17th  Regiment  m  the  Afghan  war  m  .07    /- 


Army  Pay  Department — War  Services.  375~^ 

the  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  AH  Slusjidand  with  the  second 
expedition  into  the  Bazar  Valley  and  in  the  action  at  Cabul  River  (Medal  with  ClaspJ. 

*3  Major  Bennett  served  with  the  24th  Regiment  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  iSyg,  and  was  present  in  the 
enfjatjement  at  TTlundi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^0  Major  Dolby  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  imSSs  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  with  the 
Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1S35-S6.   ServedintheexpeditiontoAshanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895  (Star). 

5'  Major  S.  J.  Wynne  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  iSS^  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Scots 
Guards  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

5-  Major  Dick  served  in  the  Zulu  war  and  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuni  in  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  18S8  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^*  Major  M'CausIand  served  with  the  25th  King's  Own  Borderers  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0.  first  with  the 
Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force  vmder  Lieut. General  Maude,  and  afterwards  with  the  Khyber  Line  Force  under 
Lieut. General  Bright  (Medal). 

5^  Major  Denys  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  :S8S  as  Paymaster  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth 
Highlanders  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S91  as  Paymaster  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders  (Clasp). 

^6  Major  Sandes  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  187S-7Q,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Mu^id 
and  in  the  engagement  at  Futtehabad  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'  Major  (J.  V.  Wellesley  sen-ed  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedititm  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1P84-S5. 

^^  ilajor  Smythe  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Koorum  Division,  including  the  Zaimusht 
Expedition  (Medal). 

^"  Major  C.  F.  H.  Beardmore  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-4,  including  the  action  of  Essaman  and  battle 
of  Amoaful  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  *' Hart's 
Annual  Army  List,"  p.  7S6.] 

"^-  Major  CoUings  sei'ved  with  the  91st  Highlanders  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  action 
of  (iingindhlovu  and  relief  of  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

''^  Major  Duckott  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  with  ihe  21st  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^*  Major  Slieeban  served  with  the  90th  Light  Infantry  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ment:?  at  Zungin  Nek  and  Kambula  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Khyber 
Line  Force  (Medal). 

''^  ilajor  Lowry  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  York  a-jd  Lancaster  Ilegimcnt  throughout  the  Egyptian  war 
of  1S82,  and  was  present  in  tlie  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and 
!it  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'■'  Major  Garden  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry  throughout 
cho  I']gyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  two  actions 
at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile 
Kxpedition  in  1SS4-85  (Clasp).    Served  with  the  Burmese  Expeditiou  in  18S8-89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"'^  Major  Worlledge  was  employed  in  Natal  during  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  (Medal). 

^'•'■'  Major  Burnett  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  with  the  99th  Foot,  and  was  present  in  thi?  engagements  at 
Inyezane  and  Gingindhlovu  and  at  the  relief  of  Ekowe  (Medal  and  Clasp). 

'"  Major  Lindop  served  with  the  Soth  Regiment  in  the  Transvaal  in  November  and  December  1S78,  in  the 
Column  under  Colonel  Rowlands  on  the  Swazi  border  as  Ordnance  Officer  in  1S79,  and  during  the  invasion  of 
Zuliiland,  being  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'  Major  Stabbs  served  with  the  f  3rd  Regiment  in  Southern  Afghanistan  in  1379-80  (Medal).  Served  with 
the  I  St  Battalion  Jlanchestcr  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'-  Major  Medhurst  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S78-79  with  the  59th  Regiment  (Medal). 

"'  Major  Morgan  served  in  the  Nile  Kxpedition  in  1S34-S5  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Regiment  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S88  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Irish 
Rei,ninent  includiDg  the  engagement  at  Kotkai  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■''  Major  Graham  served  with  tlie  57th  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of 
Gingindhlovu  and  relief  of  Ekowe,  and  throughout  the  operations  of  "  Clarke's  Column"  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^  Major  Braj'  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80  (Medal). 

""  Major  Newland  served  in  the  opers.tions  in  Zululand  in  18S8. 

^'^  Captain  Stacpole  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^■'  Major  A.  G.  Smith  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896 
(British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal)  ;  and  in  the  operations  in  1898,  including  the  battle  of  the  Atbara  (men- 
tioned 111  despatches.  Chisp  to  Khedive's  Medal). 

"^  Captain  Jennings-Bramly. — For  War  Services,  see  6  Dragoons. 

^^  Captain  Benson  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Essex  Regiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

■  ^  Captain  Harvest  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  with  the  23rd  Madras  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

^"  Captain  Cox  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  with  the  Commissariat  and  Transport  Staff  (Medal 
w\i\\  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'■  Captain  Bass.— For  War  Services,  see  Irish  Regiment.' 

'^~  Caotain  Alexander  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1888-89  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Leicestershire  Rsgi- 
ment  in  the  Upper  Burma  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served.' in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir 
Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal). 

■'^  Captain  Payne  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  1SS8. 

^■*  Captain  Morgan. — For  War  Services,  see  Suffolk  Regiment. 

'^'-  Captain  Hadow  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Tambaka  Country  in  1892  including  the  capture  of  Taiabi 
(Medal  with  Clasp), 

■'"  Captain  Sugden  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^^  CiiDtain  Nolan  served  in  the  oi>erations  in  Matabelehiu  I  in  1893-94  (Medal). 

'""  Captain  Hale. — For  War  Services,  see  Welsh  Reijinieut. 

'"'  Captain  Brett  served  with  the  Burmese  E^p^iition  in  1S87-89  including  the  operations  in  the  Chin  Hills 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

"'^  Captain  Todd. — For  War  Services,  see  Dublin  Fusiliers. 

^"■'  Captain  Sargeaunt  served  with  the  Burmese  E.xpedition  in  1887-89  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Chin- 
Lusbai  Exjieditionary  Force  in  i38q-9o  (Clasp). 

""  Captain  Hon.  G.  B.  Molesworth.~For  War  Services,  see  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry. 

'"■'  Captain  Worgan  served  m  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  Inriia  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1:97-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the 
operations  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps), 

''"'  Captain  Harris, — For  War  Services,  see  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry. 

'""  Captain  Church. — For  War  Services,  see  Connausht  Kaugers. 

"'^  Captain  CoUver  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  189;  with  the  tst  Battalion 
Bedfordshire  Regiment,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  near  Khar  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

^^  Captain  Cooke  served  in  the  campaicrn  on  the  North  AVest  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S97-98  with  the  4th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Osvn  Yorkshire  Light 
Infantry,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Shin  Karnar  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"0  L-.eut.  Dobbm  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion  East 
Lancashire  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp).  . 

1"  Lieut.  Hewett  served  in  the  CHmi>uign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1S97-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Dorsetshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  m  the 
engagement  at  Chagru  Kotal,  at  the  capture  of  Dargai,  and  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'13  Captain  Ravenhill,— For  War  Services,  see  Scots  Fusiliers. 

n*  Lieut.  Ptuart.— For  War  Services,  see  Northampton  Regiment. 


377  Army  Medical  Service. 

(Office,  No.  i3,  Victoria  Street,  AVestminfiter.) 
[For  the  explanation  of  the  qualifications  of  the  Medical  OtEcers,  see  pafje  iii.] 

DittBCTOH  GENERAr,, 

Jameson,  James,'  CB.  iID.LTiCS.Ed..Kni,,hl  of  Grace  of  St.  Joh7i  of  Jemmlem,  Honomra  Siiraeoii  to  the  qnrtn 
[R]  ;  Assiet.  Surgeon,  g  Nov.  57  :  Stiri/eon,  1  Mar.  73  ;  Surgeon  Major,  t  Apr.  73  ;  Brttfade  Surgeon,  2  May  83  ; 
Szirgepn  Colonel,  14  Sept.  33  ;  Sitrjeon  Mn/or  General,  6  July  9:;  ;   Director  General ,  7  May  06.     "War  Office. 

Army  Medical  Staff 

StTBGKOK  Gevebals  {ranJcinij  u8  Major  GeueraU). 

Taylor,  William, =  CB.  MD.  MCh.  K.iliihl  of  Gmri-  nf  St.  Jolm  of  Jervmlem  [R]  :  Aalitt.  Sun;.  30  Sept.  64; 
Surgeon,  i  Mar.  73  ;  Surgeon  Major,  30  Sept.  76  ;  Brigadt  Surgeon,  5  Feb.  yo ;  Surgeon  Colonel,  10  Mar.  95  ;  Surgeon 
Major  General,  25  Alar.  96.  India. 
Preston,  Alexander  Francis,*  £4.  MB,  LRCSt.  Attitt.  Surg.  30  Sept.  63 ;  Surgeon,  i  Mar.  73;  Surgeon  Ma'or, 
28  Apr.  76;  Brigade  Surgeon,  30  Nov.  86;  Surgeon  Colonel,  28  Mar.  92;  Surgeon  Major  General,  30  Mar.  96. 
Ireland. 
O'Dwj'er,  Thomas  Francis, •>  MD,  LRCS.  AetiUt.  Surg.  30  Sept.  64  ;  Surgeon,  i  Mar.  7]! ;  Surgeon  Major,  30  Sept. 76; 

Brigade  Surgeon .  i  Feb.  83  ;   Surgeon  Colonel,  6  Feb,  93  :  Surgeon  Ma /or  General,  6  July  96.     Aldershot. 
Cuffe,' Charles  MacDonoo-h,"  CB.  LRCI'.Ed.  LIlCS.Ei.  LAR.Duh.   .i>ai»l.  Surg.  30  Sept.  6;;     Surgeon,  1   Mar.  73; 
Surgeon   Major,    28  Apr.   76;  Brigade   Surgeon,  i   Sept.  88;  Surgeon  Colonel,  6  July  93;  Surgeon  Major  General, 
20  Isov.  96.    Portsmouth. 
Muir,  Henry  Skey,'  CB.  MD.  MRCS.  Drpntg  Direrlor  General  Army  MedlentSercire,  16  Feb.  99;  Astint.  Shrg.^.,1  Mar.  64; 
Surgeon,   i  Mar.  73  ;  Surgeon  Major,  28  Apr.  76;  Brigade  Surgeon,  i  Nov.  88;  Surgeon  Colonel,  23  Dec.  93;  Surgeon 
Maior  General,  -^o  Nov.  9f^.     War  Office. 
Catherwoort.  William  Alister,'"    MD.  LRCP.Ed.  LRCSEd.  Anitl.  Surg.  2  Oct.    65;  Surgeon,  i    Mar.   73;  Surgeon 

Major,  2  Oct.  77  ;  Brigade  Surgeon,  7  Apr.  89  ;  Surgeon  Colontl,  21  Al)r.  94  ;  Surgeon  General,  3  Aue.  98.  Ber^'al. 
Wilson,  William  Deane."   MB.   LRCSf.    .ittist.  Surg,    i    Oct.  67  ;    Surgeon,  1  jlnr.  73;  Surgeon  Major,  i  Oct.  79; 

Brigade  Surgeon,  28  Oct.    89  ;  Surgeon  Colonel.  :8  July  9*  ;  Surgeon  General,  3  Oct.  98.     South  AfiiCH. 
Price,  Willism   Sparks  Martin,'-    LRCPI.   LRCSI.  Jlon.    Surgeon   to   Goeemor   General  of   India;    Awitf.  Surg. 
30  Sept.  64;    Surgeon,    1  Mar.  73;    Surgeon  Major,  30  Sept. 76:  Brigade  Surgeon,  7   Nov.   3;;    Surgeon  Colonel, 
27  Feb.  OS  :  Surgeon  General,  i  Dec.  98.    Bombay. 
O'Farrell,  Thomas, "^JWC  LRCSI.  Arnisf.  Surg.  3i"Mar.65  ;  Surgeon,  i  Mar.  73  :  Surgeon  Major,  31  Mar.  77  ;  Brigade 

Surgeon,  10  Dec.  90;  Surgeon  Colonel,  24  Nov.  95;  Surgeon  General,  \  July  99.     Malta. 
Evntt.  Geo.  Jos.  Hamilton,'"  MD.  LRCSI.  Am»l.  Snrg.  31  Mar.  65;  S?irgeou.  1  Mar.  73;  Surgeon  Major,  31  Mar.  77; 
Brigade  Surgeon,  30  N0V.91  ;  Surgrou  Colonel,  30  Mar.  o-i ;  Surgeon  General ,  20  Nov.  99.     Devonport. 


Royal  Army  Medical  Corps. 


Colonels. 

Churchill,    Cbailes    Fleetwood,    MB.t 

BA.Duh.  LRCSI S 

■M.a.tur\ii,  John.''  LRCP.Ed.  LRCSI 

Carew,  Richard  Hugh,''-!  DSO.  LRCP.  \ 

Ed.LRCSI > 

M'Watt.ers,  Wm.2l  LBCPI.  LRCSI.   

T<iott,eT.ia.s.lja.-aQ,BA.MD.MCh.LRCSI.\ 

MRCPI ) 

Comerford,  Henry ,»  MD.  MCh 

Rooney,  Jas.  Patrick,  LBCPI.  LRCSI. 
Stevtu'mn,  Wm.  Flacli,  MB.  MClt.  Prof.  1 

Armii  Medieal  School ,  Netley    i 

Eaton;  Robt.Coleman,!"  LRCPI.LRCSI 
Burnett,  Wm.  Fras.,"iflC'P.E,J.  LRCSI. 
Townsend,  Edmond,"  CB.  MD.  MCh. 
Supple.    James     Francis,-'    LRCPI. 

LRCSI 

Miy,re.   Joseph    Henry, ^^   LRCP.Ed. 

LRCS.Ed ) 

Corbett,  Rbt.de  la  Cour,=sZ)S0.3/Il.MCA. 


M'Namara,  W.  Henry,='  CB.  MD.  FRCSI. 
Oallweg,  Thomas  Joseph."  CB.  MD.  MCh 
Duke,Alex.Wm.MX».  LRCSI  L AH. Dub. 
Beamish,  Jas.  M3Tbury,==  MA.  MD.  1 

MCh.  MRCS.  DPS.Camh ] 

Clery,  James  Albert,"  JlfS.  MCh 

Fawcett,  Wm.  James,^  B.i.  MB.  MCh. 
Saunders,  Wm.  Egerton,^  CB.  LRCP.  ) 

MRCS i 

Charlton,  William  Johnston,  LRCPI.  \ 

LRCSI. i 

A  ithonisz,  Alfred  Henrv.^^  MB.  MCh.  ... 
E-\ham,  Richard,  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed. 

MNamara,  James,"'-'  MD.  LRCSI. 

L3ake,GeorgeDalton  Nugent, "IfieW.  I 

LSA.  LRCP.  DPH.Camb i 


&aSI8TANl  I 
SUBGEOH. 

r  Mar.  6, 

)  Sept. 64 
r  Mar.  65 
!  Oct.  6s[ 
t  Mar.  66 


SCKGEOM 
I     UAJOR. 


nKlGADE  I  BUBGEON 
.UBGEOK.  {  COLONEL. 


WHERE 
STATIONED. 


[  Mar.  66 
[  Mar.  66 

I  Mar.  66 

[  Mar.  66i 
1  Mar.  66, 
[  Apr.  67 

[  Apr.  67 

[  Apr.  67 
I  Oct.  67 


I  Oct.  67 


•Mpr. 
I  Mar. 

I  Mar. 
I  Mar. 
I  Mar. 

I  Mar. 

I  Mar. 


73.28 

73;30 

73  31 

73'   2 

73  31 

73  31 
73  ,'i 


Apr. 

Sept, 

Mar. 

Oct. 

Mar. 

Mar, 
Mar. 


76   6  Feb.  89  14 
,76  II  Sept.  90    3 


77,  I  Aug.  91 

77)27  Dec.  91 

7828  Mar.  92 

78:  5  Apr.  92 
78  16  June  92 


I  Oct.  68 
I  Apr.  71 

I  Apr.  71 

I  Apr.  71 

I  Apr.  71 

1  Apr.  71 

I  Apr.  71 
1  Apr.  71 
I  Apr.  71 

I  Apr.  71 


LlEtTEN-VNT   CoLOJfBLS. 

O'Connell,  Mathew  Daniel," MD.MCh.  ~i 

MRCPI S 

Joynt,  Edward  Hearne,"  Jl/i).  MCh 

Edge,  John  Dallas,  "  MD.  LBCSI.   


Blood,  Robert,  MD.MCh  

Barrow, Hy.  John  Wallet," JlfiJCS.  LSA. 

Donovan,  William,*'  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  ... 

Quill,  Richard  HeniT,"  MB.  MCh 


I  Mar.  73  31  Mar. 

Mar, 
Mar. 
Apr. 

Apr. 


I  Mar. 
I  ilar. 
I  Mar, 


73, 3>; 
73I   I 


:  Mar. 

:  Mar. 
[  Mar. 


I  Mar. 
31  Mar. 

Mar. 


I  Apr. 
I  Oct. 


3  Aug.  92 

6  Sept.921  9 
6  Oct.  92]  9 
I  Apr.  93  27 

9  Apr.  93  29 

2f  Apr.  93  13 
3  June  93 


73,   I 
74  o 

73 


1  Mar.  73 


I  Mar. 
I  Mar. 

:  Mar. 


I  Mar.  73 


1  Mar. 

I  Mar. 
1  Mar. 

I  Mar. 


Oct.  79 
June  85 
Oct.  80 

;  Apr.  83 

[  Apr.  S3 
;  Apr.  83 

[  Apr.  83 


73 
73 
73    I 


Apr.  94 
Oct.  9;[ 
Dec.  95 
May  96: 
July  96] 
July  961 
July  96 

July  96, 

July  96 
July  96 
Jan.  97 

May  93 

June  98 
June  98 


Bengal  (Mussoorie). 

Colchester. 

Punjab(RawulPindi). 

Nova  Scotia. 

South  Africa. 

Dover. 
Edinburgh. 

Bombay  (Poona). 
Mar.dalay. 
South  Africa. 

South  Africa  (0I. 

PunjaV). 

Bengal  (Lucknow) 


COLONEL. 

6  July  93    7  Sept.981Souili  Africa  ('n. 
9  July  96  16  NoA'.  98  Honx-  District. 
8  Sept.94J  I  Dec.  98' South  Africa. 

27  Feb.  951  9  Dec.  98;  Bengal  (Allahabad) 

10  Mar.  95  13  Mar.  99  Natal  (a). 
10  May  99i  Kgypt. 

14  June  99I  York. 


ASSISTANT 


I  Apr.  71 

I  Apr.  71 

30  Sept.  7: 

30  Sept.  7 1 
30  Sept.  7 1 


8TJEGEON. 


I  Apr.  91 
I  May  95 

Apr.  83    2  May  95 

Apr.  83  I  Apr.  91 
I  Apr.  91 
9  July  93 
3  Oct.  93 


Apr.  83 
Apr.  83 

Apr.  83 


SUUGEON 
MAJOB. 


I  July  99  Netley. 

Tf  Nov. 99  South  Africa. 
20  Njv.  99  Natal. 
4  July  oo.Cork. 

6  Nov.  CO  Bermuda. 


BANK  OF    BBIG.SUBG 
LT.COL.  LT.COL. 


L  Mar.  73]  I  Apr.  83    i  Apr.  91^  7  Nov.  95 

:  Mar.  73!  I  Apr.  83    i  Apr.  91    7  Dec.  95 

;  Mar.  73  20  Aug.  73  30  Sept. 91    8  Jan.  96 

I  Mar.  73  30  Sept.  83  30  Sept. 91    9  Apr.  96 
I  Mar.  73  30  Sept.S3l3o  Sept. 91    7  May  96 


,  ,  fP.M.O.Sou 

30  Mar.  72    I  Mar.  73  30  Mar.  84  30  Mar.  92  24  June  96  ^    with       ri 

1  I  ■       (.  Colonel. 

io  Mar.  72    I  Mar.  73  30  JIar.  84  30  Mar.  92  30  June  96  Ceylon. 

(a)  With  rank  of  Surgeon  General^ 


Punjab. 

Jamaica. 

fP.M.O.South  Africa, 
t  « ith  rank  ofColonel ; 
Pu-jab. 
Punjab". 
P.M.O.South  Afrioa, 
rank        of 


Boijal  Army  Medical  Corps. 


378 


ASSISTANT 
iSTTBGEON. 


30  ilar.  7? 
30  Mar.  72 


LlEUTENAKT   CotOSELS. 

ilonnerhassett,  Blenuerhassett  Mont-) 

gomerie,«  CMS,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  ...  j 
ilaughter,  Wm.  Badd,'*  MRCS.  LS.i.  ... 
itokes,  Henry  Haldaue,'=  MB. MRCS.  ... 

'ratt,  William  Simson,"3fS. -Ur* 

Ulin,  Wm.  Briggs.s*  MB.  LRCP.Ed.t 

LECS.Ed i 

,Vebb,  William  Edward.K-UT).  MCh.  LSA. 
vlapleton,  Reginald  Vfi\Vva,m,^'>MB.MCh. 
jubbins,    William  Launcelotte.^"   BA.~^ 

MB.    M.Ch.  Assistant  Director  Army  r 

Medical  Semice    J 

rhomsett,  Rickard  Gillliam,«i  LRCPI.  > 

ZBCSC.    ) 

Keys,  Christopher  Wm.AIoore,  MD.MCh.  30  Mar.  72 
iVood,  Oswald  Gillespie/-'  MD.LRCS.Ed. 
Vlartin,  John,"  LRCfi.Ed.LAH.  a.g.m.  85 
jormley,  Joseph  Andrew,^*  .1/"/).  MCh. ... 
Swa.iTie,      Charles      Heury,^^     DSO.  \ 

LRCP.Ed.  LR.CS.Ed.  LAH > 

Trevor,     Francis   Wollaston,««      MB ) 

MCk.  MRCS i 

barter,  Sidney     Herbert,"'  BA.  JIB.} 

LRCS.Ed i 

May,  William  Allan,  MRCS.  LSA 

Jiiller,  Wm.  Birkmyre.^'  MA.MD.  MCh. 
Bourke,  George  I)eaTie.''>LRCPI. LRCSI. 
nharlesworth,  Henry,i»  MRCS.  LSA.  ... 

Dorman,  John  Cotter, -^  MB.  MCh 

LeMott^e,  George  Herbert,"3-VZ).a/"C4.  ■> 

MRCS.  LSA i 

Chester,  William  Litchfield,"<-B.J.  MB.   > 

MCh.  MRCPI.  t 

Mapleton.  Edward  Arthur,  MB.  CM.  ... 
Feini,  Ernet',  UarroUt,-''    CLE.    LBCP.\ 

Ed.  MRCS S 

Wolseley,  Wm.  Owen,"  LECPI.  LRCSI 

Sloggett,    Arth.    Thos.''     LRCP.Ed. 

MRCS.  Kuight  of  Grace  of  St.  Joh 

of  Jerusalem     

Morris,  John  James, "^  MD.  MCh 
Williamson, John  Francis,^"^  MB.  LCh.  ... 
Rainsford.Wm.  J  .Read,8*i;ii;CP/.Zii:CS/. 

Johnston,  Percy  Herbert,*'  MD.  MCh 1 

Emerson,  1.  Bomford,'"  ZKCP/.  LliCSI., 
Roche,  Eugenius  Alfred,'"  MRCS.  LSA.  i 
Boarke,  L'lick  Joseph.'^  ZKCS/.  LSA.  ...' 

Peyton,  Jones  Lloyd,"  IfS.  LCh ; 

Hughes,  George  A.TttmT,'"iDSO.MB.MCki 
Somerville-Large,    Brisbane   Warren,  >  ' 

LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed > 

Gunning,  Robert   Cardwell,    LRCPI. \\ 

LRCSI.   j 

Johnston,  Wm.  Thos.,™  MD.  LRCS.Ed. 
Hodson,  Robert  Doveton,is  LRCP.Ed.  1 

MRCS f 

iiirkpatrick,     Hugh     CunniDgham,i8 ) 
MD.  MCh ; 


SUaGEOB 
MAJOR. 


RANK   OF  ^BHIO.SUBG  WUEBK 

LT.  COL.  LT.COL.     |  STATIONED. 


30  Mar.  72;   I  Mar.  73:30  Mar.  S4'3oMar.  92 
I  Mar.  73 


'30  Mar.  S4 

-  -  —  /^'lo  Mar.  S4 

31  Mar.  74J15  Junes, 


^lar.  73' 


hit  > 


4  Feb.  77 

30  Sept.73 
30  Scpt.73 

30  Sept.73 

30  Sept.73 

I  Mar.  73 

30  Sept.73 

31  Mar.  74 


30  Sept. 85  30  Sept.  93  30  Nov.  96  P.M.U.  Sth.  Africafti). 


30  Sept.85 

30  Mar.  84 

30  Mar.  S6 

.  .  31  Mar.  56 

31  Mar.  74  31  Mar.  86 

30  Mar.  72    I  Mar.  73  18  Oct.  86 


15  June  85 
30  Sept.85 
30  Sept.  85 


30  Mar.  92 
30  Mar.  92 
\o  Sept.  93 


4  July  96  Bombay. 

6  July  96  Bengal. 
9  July  96|CurragIi. 
9  July  g6iGibrjilrar. 

30  Sept. 93    9  July  96P.M.O.  Slh..Vfrica(n). 

;o  Sept.  93 1  2  Sept.95|Netley. 
;o  Sept. 93  20  Nov.  96;Yort. 


30  Sept.  74 
30  Sept. 74 


30  Sept. 

30  Mar. 
50  Mar. 

31  Mar. 
31  Mai\ 


93  26  Jan.  97iBelfast. 

92    7  Apr.  97,Mauritii]s. 

94  7  Apr.  97  South  Africa  {a). 
04'  7  Apr.  97 1  Londonderry. 
94    8  May  97  P.M.O.Sth.AfricaOO. 

21  Aug. 94  24  July  97  Bengal. 


30  Sept.86  30  Sept.94122  Aug.  97  Dubhr. 


30  Sept. 56|  30  Sept 

30  Sept, 

31  Mar. 

30  Sept 

31  Mar. 
31  Mar. 

31  Mar.  7.'-;!3i  Mar.  87!3i  Mar. 


30  Sept.74|3o  Sept.86 
I31  Mar.  74J3I  Mar.  86 
130  Sept. 74  30  Sept. 36 
|3i  Mar.  75  31  Mar.  ::!7 

31  Mar.  75J31  Mar.  87 


94!  3  Nov.  97jSouth  Africa  U'). 

94)15  Deo.  97|P.M.O.Sth..\fi-ica(n). 
94!  6  Apr.  981Puniab. 
,94  13  Apr.  gSjPunjab. 
95  29  May  98;Portsmouth. 
9j,T3  June98|Sonth  Africa  (n). 

95  22  June  93  Bombay. 


31  Mar.  75^31  Mar.  S7131  Mar.  95'  3  Aug.  98  Netley. 
31  Mar.  75  31  Mar.  87'3i  Mar.  95J  7  Sept. 98^ Punjab. 
30  Sept.75  13  May  S3  30  Sept.  95    i  Oct.  98 
6  Mar.  80   6  Mar.  92  25  Mar.  96 


Armstrong,  Johu,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  

Kenny.Wm.Wallace,'"-  BA.  MB.  LRCSI. 


5  Feb.  8i 

j  4  Feb.  77 
4  Feb.  77 
4  Fob.  77 
4  Feb.  77 
4  Feb.  77 
4  Feb.  77 
4  Feb.  77 

4  Feb.  77 
I  4  Feb.  77 

■  4  Feb.  77 

i  4  Feb.  77 

3  Aug.  77 

5  Aug.  77 

5  Aug.  77 


5  Aug.  77 
5  Aug.  77 


Drui-y,  Robert.^"  JfB.  LRCSI 

Carey,  John  Thomas,*'  MB.MRCS.LSA 

Allen,  William  Henry,'^  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed 

Ellis,  Philip  Mackay.iM  LRCP.  MRCS 

Keays,  William, i»*JfacP/.  ERCSI.  

Beamish,  Robert  Talbot,'"^  MD.  MCh 

Anderson,  James,  MB.  MCk 

Routh,  Jules  Isham,  LRCP.Ed.  MRCS 

Grier,  Kenry,^'^  MRCPI  LFPS.Glas 

Whitehead,  Hayward  Reader,  FECS.  LRCP.  Ed.  \ 

DPR.  M.M.  82    J 


ASBISTANT 
SURGEON. 


Lane,  William  Lemon,  Jlfii.  MCk 

Dempsey,  Patrick  Joseph,'*  MD.  MCh 

Flanagan,  John  William  Henry, 'o*  LRCSI.  LUCPI. 
Fffi  Lloyd,  Owen  Edward  Pennefather,'<sii8CP. '; 

Ei.  LRCS.Ed S 

MacNeece,  James  Gaussen,"»iiiCP/.  LRCSI. 

O'Conneil,  Morgan  David,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.    

Seymour,  Charles,'"  JlfJ.  MCh.  MRCS.  LSA 

Robinson,  George  Winsor,"*    LRCP.  MRCS.  LSA. 

Keogh,  Alfred,  MD.  MCh.  h.p.  m.g.m.  So    

Hill,  Charles  Birnie,  iiiCP.  MRCS.     

Inman,  Arthur  Walter  Patrick.  MB.  BCh 

Corker,  Thomas  Martin,'". V.i.  MD.  MCh 

Moffitt,  Thomas  Beattie,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.   


30  Sept.  7 


5  Feb.  93 

4  Feb.  89 
4  Feb.  89; 
4  Feb.  89 
4  Feb.  89 
4  Feb.  89 
4  Feb.  89 
4  Feb. 80 
4  Feb.  89 
4  Feb.  89 

4  Feb.  Sg 

4  Feb.  89 

5  Aug.  £9 
5  Aug.  89 


19  Nov.  96 


4  Feb. 
4  Feb. 
4  Feb. 
4  Feb. 
4  Feb. 
4  Feb. 
4  Feb. 
4  Feb. 
4  Feb. 

4  Feb. 

4  Aug. 

5  Aug. 
5  Aug. 


f  SurgeontoGovernor 
\     General  of  India. 


3  Oct.  98  Madras. 
16  Oct.  oS'South  Africa  («) 


97  17  Oct.  qS 
971  I  Dec.  98 
97'  9  Dec.  98 
97'  6  Jan.  99 
57  28  Feb.  99 
97  13  Mar.  99 
9710  May  99 
97,14  June  99 
97,    I  July  99 

97  19  July  99 

i 
97!  9  Aug.  99 

97  1 5  Nov.  99 

97  j  4  July  00 


Bengal. 

South  Africa  (o). 

Bengal. 

South  Africa. 

Madras. 

Barbadoes. 

Woolwich. 

Cork. 

Hong  Kong. 

South  Africa  {n). 

Chester. 
Bengal. 


5  Aug.  89    5  Aug.  97  i.t  July  00  Bombay. 


SUKGEU.t 
LT.  COL. 


5  Aug.  89, 
5  Aug  So 


5  Aug.  97  20  July  00 
5  Aug.  97  24  Aug.  00 


1  Mar.  73 
4  Feb.  77 

4  Feb.  77 

5  Aug.  77 
3  Feb.  78 
3  Feb.  78 
3  Feb.  78 
3  Feb.  78 
3  Feb.  78 

29  July  82 


BURGEON  [  i 
i     MAJOR. 

30  Sept. 83 
4  Feb.  Rn 

4  Feb. 

5  Aug. 
3  Feb. 
3  Feb. 
3  Feb. 
3  Feb. 
3  Feb, 


29  July 


4  Aug.  78 
1  4  Aug.  78 
,  4  Aug.  78 

4  Aug.  78 

4  Aug.  78 
4  Aug.  7S 
4  Aug.  78 
:  6  Mar.  Soi 
;  6  Mar.  So: 
j  6  Mar.  80 
I  6  Mar.  80 
I  6  Mar.  80 
I  6  Mar.  80 


(n)  With  rank  cf  Caloiirt. 


4  Aug.  go 
4  Aug.  90 
4  Aug.  go 

4  Aug.  90 

4  Aug.  go 
4  Aug.gc 
4  Aug.gc 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  9; 
6  Mar.  g; 
6  Mar.  g-. 
6  Mar.  92 


30  Sept.gi 
4  Feb.  97 

4  Feb.  97 

5  Aug.  97 
3  Feb.  98 
3  Feb.  gS 
3  Feb.  ' 
3  Feb. 
3  Feb. 

20  May  g8  Punjab. 


Soilth  Africa . 
South  Al'rictt. 


Curragb. 

Bengal. 

Hilsea 

Bengal . 

Punjab. 

South  AfriC-'l  («:, 

C  hatha  ui. 

Bengal. 

South  Africa. 


4  Aug.  98 
4  Aug.  98 
4  Aug.  98 

4  Aug.gSj 

4  Aug.  98 
4  Aug.  9 5 
4  Aug.  gS 
;6  .^ov.  98 
6  M  ar.  00 
6  Mar.  00 
6  Mar.  co 
6  Mar.  00 
6  Mar.  CO 


Bombay. 

Bengal. 

Bengal. 

Madras. 

South  Africa  («)■ 

South  Africa. 

Bengal. 

Punjab. 

South  Africa  (a). 

Malta. 

Kilmainham     Hospi- 

Punjab.  ['al. 

Bengal. 


379 


Boyal    Army  Medical  Corps 


LiEDTixiXT  Colonels. 
WeVb,  Charles  Alfred,  3f ACS.  LSA 

Martin,  Heniy,'"  ilB.  MCh.  ••  ■■■•^■/•■Vr.r'pr'rECSj' 
Crol,/,  Arthur  Englami  Johnion    ^^«BA.    LRCFl.  LJiCi,!. 

Cusaok,  Robert  Or,eVfi«CPJlfB«^..^....-j^^-;- 

Cowen,  Wiliiam  Daniel  Amherst,  LKCF.Ed.  f'J^'^-  y- 
Forman,  Robert  Hall,  J/S. -Ufi.  iBC/-^''-  LFFb.Gla,. 
Vfat&on! John,  MD.  LRCP.Ed.  LRC S.Ed 

Todd,  Octavnis,  ^^■^'^''!;;^:rv^pi'aia, ■'■" 

Day,  James  Dunne,  UB  BCh  FFPS.bta, 


Harwood,  John  Gasson,  ^^ISCS.  LSA 

Donaldson,  Robert  Dickie,  BA.  ^I'i?{y^Apyy^csT 

White.  Henry  Lawrence  Esmonde.iJ-  JZ/JCP/.  LSCSI 

Barlton,  Arthur  Hyde,  LBCPEd.LRCS.Ed 

North,  Edward,  LRCP.E,!.  I'l'CS.Ed.  .^......■■■■;^.- 

Smythe,  George  Frederick  Alexaiider,iHCP.£<i.  LRCSI.. 

Battersby,  Henry  Le^i^,  ZiecP/.  iflCS/.  

Hewett,  Augustus,  JSRCS.  LSA.  FRC.'^.Ed. 


^^^^^^rrRV^r^LRCS^LAII^^^      

Wardrop,  Douglas.i^;'  MB   UCh  .    .^....^. 

Goggin,  George  Taylor  ZPrP.B(.  LRCSFd 

Jones,  John  Matthew,'-'  LlUP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed 

Asbury,  Alfred.  LRCPI.  ^^^('I'/.i-j.r^'rWrk' 

Maelean  Fitzroy  Beresford, /./JCP.JSrf.  MRCS.  ■■■•••••■•■■ ••■ 

Han,  John  Lees,  iiJCP.SJ.  31RCS.   LSA.  Knight  of  GraceX 


sirRGSoir. 

6  Mar.  80 
6  Mar.  80 

5  Mar.  3o 

6  Mar.  8o[ 
6  Mar.  80| 
6  Mar.  80' 
6  Mar.  80  J 
6  Mar.  8oj 
6  Mar.  80 
6  Mar.  80 
6  Mar.  80 
6  Mar.  80 
6  Mar.  80 
6  Mar.  80 
6  Mar.  80 

,  6  Mar.  80 
6  Mar.  80 

,  6  Mar.  80 
6  Mar.  80 

,  6  Mar.  80 
6  Mar.  80 
6  Mar.  80 
6  Mar.  So 
6  Mar.  80 
6  Mar.  80 

6  Mar.  80 


31  July  So 

31  July  80 

31  July  80 

u  ouuivau,  i^iiu.u,,  .^^■..-^^.  ---v,,-;p  p,    r  p^.o  7;,;  31  Julv  80 

^XbS^^l?t^;^if^^^-!#---;^  U  i: 

31  July  80 


ofSf   John  of  Jerusnlem     -„-„,,  i 

Svlvtter  Geo-ge  Holden,  LRCP.  FRCS.  BPH ••' 

MZtaZra.Wm.  John,  MD.  Dep.  Snrg.  Chehea  Uo,p.  4  Aug.  96 
O'SulUvan,  Daniel,  LRCPI.  LRC 


.  L.III. 


SancUford.  John  Oldfleld  Greatrex,  KD.  3/(  /-,  J 
Love,  Robert  Lindsay,  SA.UD.MCh.  MRt  PI 

Murray,  Henry  Walker,  MB.  MRCS.  ...^ 

Kerin,  Michael  William,'"  LRCSI.  LAM.     

merkin,  Alfred,.- M^,3rPJ/C*.^.^--;^-g-- 

Mauusell,  Edward  Lewis,  LRCP.Ed-LRCS.Md 

Heffernan,  William.  LRCPI.  ^f  ,',*''•  .■■■i-5Vn>;»p;7'irnX.'v 
Nicholson,  Ranald  Wm  Edward  Huntly,'==£SCP.£rf,JffiCS. 

Crofts,  James  Grove  White,  XC7i.^.... 

Dugdale,  William  »'XHrP/£|CS^.^. 

Irvine,  Delaware  Lewis,'" iicCP.  MKL& 

f/7ec,  Edward  Russell,'- MRCS.LSA     ^^.^. 

Franklin,  Denham  Francis,  LRCP.Ed.  FSCS.ICd 


1    LP  ,i,J      -J" 

iji  July  80 
31  July  80 
31  July  80 
31  July  80 
31  July  Sc 
51  July  80 
51  July  80 
31  July  80 
31  July  80 
31  July  80 
31  July  So 


SCBGBOH  ' 
MtJOB. 

6  Mar.  Q2 
6  Mar.  Q2 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  52 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 
6  Mar.  92 

6  July  92 

31  July  92 
ii  July  92 
31  July  92 
31  July  92 
31  July  92! 
31  July  92 
31  July  92 
31  July  92 
31  July  92 
31  July  92 
31  July  92 
31  July  92i 
31  July  92 
3!  July  92 
31  July  92 
31  July  92 
31  July  92 
31  July  92 


BEGlUB!rT,OB 

STATION. 


LT.COL. 


0  Mar.  00!  Egypt. 

6  Mar.  00  South  Africa  (n). 

6  Mar.  oo'Surg.  to  Governor  < 

6  Mar.  00  Bombay.     I  Komb»i 

6  Mar.  00  Bengal. 

6  Mar.  00  Madras. 

6  Mar.  00' Bengal. 

6  Mar.  cx)  South  Africa  (a), 

6  Mar.  00  South  Africa. 

6  Mar.  00  Bombay. 

6  Mar.  00  Bermuda. 

6  Mar.oQ.Punjab. 

6  Mar.  00' Bengal. 

6  Mar.  00  South  Africa. 

6  Mar.  00  Egypt. 

6  Mar.  00  South  Africa. 

6  Mar.  00  Bombay. 

6  Mar.oo'Puujab. 

6  Mar.  00  Madras.         [Africa 

6  Mar.  00  Sec.  to  P.M.O.  Soutl 

6  Mar.  oo|  Punjab. 

6  Mar. ooSouth  Africa  ("V. 

6  Mar.  00'  Bom.bay. 

6  Mar.  00,  York. 

6  Mar.  ool Punjab. 

6  Mar. ooDover. 
31  July  ooSouth  Africa. 
31  July  00  Royal  Hospita'.,  Che 
31  Julv  co'Bengal.  [Bel 

31  July  oo'South  Africa. 
31  July  oo'Egypt. 
31  Julv  oo'Buttevant. 
31  July  ooSouth  Africa. 
31  July  00; South  Africa. 
,31  July  oo'Colchester. 
l3i  July  oo'Madras. 
(31  July  oo'Bengal. 
131  July  00 Bombay. 
31  July  ooSouth  Africa. 
31  Jul.v  oo'Madras. 


31  July  00 
31  July  00 
31  July  00 
31  July  00 


Bombay. 
.  South  Africa. 
I  South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 


Majobs. 


Mvles,  Edmond  Henry,"^  B.i  MB.  BCk. 

Ge'oghegau,  Alfred  Osmond.'-' iirX>UC*....^^.^^^. 
M'Creery,  Benjamin  Thos.  UB  BCh.FRCSI.  MKCJfi. 

Carleton,  Patrick  Maurice '-.a/D.jrC»       

Harran,  James.  i7(eP.£<?./.«i''VE,iiM 

M-Lau2hlin,  Henry  James   •"■J/^.-UCA 

Dodd,  John  Rit^bard,'^-  J/-B.  FJ'( / 
Twias,  George  Edward.'*  .liAft  Pi 


92 


92 


6  Mar.  80 

6  Mar.  80    „.„.„..,. 
6  Mar.  80   6  JIar.  92 
ft  Mar.  80 
31  July  So 
3  Feb.  78 
sFeb.  S 
FRCSI 5  Feb.  8 


TW189,  George  iiumaiu.      ..-1^1^- -.-------•"■  ■  5  Feb   8 

Mosse,  Charles  George  Drumuumd'^iiCP/.  FRCSI. 5  t,eo.  s 

Gotten,  Arthur  Bowdicb,XflC P.M.  Pi2CS.£(! ^reu.  o 

.Archer,  Thomas,  3ID.  MCh.   -■•■•;,■,„  pV-V/^^i: 

Moberlv,  Herbert  John  Robert.  LRC  P.Ed.  MRC-b 

Hart,  S'lred  Paul,  J/B.3/«f«r^^^^^^^^  

Barnes.  Henry  John,  LRCP.Ed.  MRCS  LS.i. 

Bedford,  Walter  George  Augustus,  MB.  .UULA 

Jennings,  Richard,  MD.  MCh.  -■  ••••••■•pVi.p-i^;;--;-;^^,^-" 

Robinsln.  Stapylton  Chapman  Bates   iPTP.Erf.  MBCS. 

T, .t    T>;„l,o,-,q  Willinm.l-*' iffCP.E".  J^^CS 


Ford,  Richard  William^ 
Coutts,  George,"-  MB.  MCh. 


5  Feb, 
5  Feb.  8 
5  Feb.  8 
5  Feb.  S 
5  Feb.  S 
5  Feb.  8 
5  Feb.  8 
5  Feb.  S 
5  Feb.  8 
5  Feb.  8 
Feb.  8 


r^er;wmi^'james,  LRCP  MRCS.  LSA    5  ^en 

AiiportHenp- Kingston  ju-Birc* ;::-::::::::;!  =,reb.  s 

Smt.Kdward,  LRCPI.  FRC^I li  Feb  8 

Towuseud.  Samuel,  MD.MCh ... ■ 5  t,e«-  » 

Woodhonse,  Tom  Percy  3/P«-i«^-- ;;;;;   ^  ^|»;  5 

Gibson,  Joseph.  J/P.IiCi.-UJ^ff-t'-'-   i-^^:i.-ji:" %Yeh  8 

Rhodes  James  Havelock  Alexander,  .VJerS.£S.i =  p^!;  I 

Iwably,  Louis  William,'"  LRCP.Ed.  MRCS ]  5  Feb.  8 

Rowney   William,'"  Jli). -VC*      .        j  5  Feb.  8 

Lucas  Thomas  Rashleigh,'-*'  MB.  BCli 5  jeo.  s 

BcUte'r  James  M'MuUcn,£KCP.iV.  LRCS.Ed ^  Pph '  S 

Sav  Afred  Goodwyn.'^  MB.  MCh.  LRCS.Ed 5  Feb.  8 

Po^e,  wJlliam  Wip^ll,'"  £2CP.£.^  MRCS |  5  Feb.  8 

Ooates,  George  John,  KD.  i(«._;.;......^.;:^-.^-..-yj^---^,V:::l  5  Feb.'  8 

S  Feb.  3 
5  Feb.  8 


6  Mar. 
6  Mar. 


6  Mar.  92 
31  July  92 
3  Feb.  90] 
5  Feb.  93 
5  Feb.  93 
5  Feb.  93 1 
5  Feb.  93 
5  Feb.  93' 
5  Feb.  93; 
5  Feb.  93 
5  Feb.  93 
S  Feb.  93 
5  Feb.  93 
5  Feb.  93 
3  Feb.  93, 
5  Feb.  93 
5  Feb. 93 
5  Feb.  93 
5  Feb.  93 
5  Feb.  93 
5  Feb.  03 
5  Feb.  93 
5  Feb.  93 
5  Feb.  93 
5  Feb.  93 

5  Fob. 93 

6  Mar.  921 
5  Feb.  93 
5  Feb.  93' 
5  Feb.  93 


Tuckev  Thom».s  Broderick  Albert,'^  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed. 
Harris  Frederick  Alfred,'^*  LRCP.Ed.  MRCS.  LSA....   ...... 

Mv  Francis  /.igustus  Bonner,'^^  B.I.  MB.  BCh.  FECSI. 
Rose',  Alexander  Simpson,''"  MP.  MCh. 


Ranersbv  Jo\xn,''''-MB.BCh.MRCPI.  FRCSI. 

?r*l'TJ5,'i.  .?nn,es.'^'  LRCP.Ed.  LFPS.Gh,,.  FBCS.Ed.. 


Maconachie,  James,'; 

O'Keetfe, Menus  William, '='  MD.  MCh 


5  Feb. 
5  Feb. 
3  Feb. 
5  Feb. 


Feb!  93 1 
Feb.  93 
Feb.  93! 
Feb.  93 
Feb.  931 
Feb.  93! 
Feb.  93! 
Feb.,93 
1  Feb.  93 


Punjab. 
Bengal. 
Mauritius. 
South  Africa. 
Punjab. 
Glencorse. 
Woolwich  Arsenal. 
South  Africa. 
St.  Helena. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
Sec.  to  P.M.O.  SOj 
South  Africa.  [Afn 
South  Africa. 
South  .\frica. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
Madras. 
Punjab. 
.South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 
ISouth  Africa. 
1  Punjab.  I 

Malta.  .'I 

Bomba.y.  I 

JSouth  Africa  (u).      J 

Belfa.st.  -I 

Surg.to  Sir  Power Pf' 

South  Africa,      [mt 

South  Africa. 

Edinburgh. 

Bengal. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
Bombay. 
Madras. 
Punjab. 


(a)  With  rank  of  Colonel. 


Soijal  Army  Medical  Corps. 


380 


Majors. 

O'Donnell,  Thomas  Joseph,""  iJfCPZ".  LBCSI.     

Osburao,  Johr..">i  LRCP.F.d.  LECS.Ed 

Hetherinston,  Reynolds  Peyton,>'2_B^.3/B.  BCh 

Dixon,  Thoniiis  Arthur,  LRCP.Ed.  3IBCS 

Poole,  Walter  Croker  Thomas,  BA.  MB.  FRCHI.  

Morse,  Richanl  Edward  Ricketts,'"  iJSCP.-E.f.  MRCS 

Davies,  Arthur  Mercer,"" jlfiJCS.  LSA.  DJPH.  m.s.m.  Si 

Hubbard,  Henry  William.'™  LRCP.  MRCS 

Nodinff,  TbonmsTAwaTa."'  LRCP.Sd.MMCS 

Yonrdi,  John  Robert,"*  BA.  MB  BCh 

Culling,  John  Chislctt,  MRCS.  LSA 

Hackett,  Robert  Isaac  Dalby,''"  afD.  MCh 

Trewmaii,  George  Turner,'"'  MB.  MRCS.LSA 

Johnston.  Henrv  Halcro,''-  MB.  MCh 

(Vilson.  Eilmund  Munkhouse,'!'  CMG.  BSO.  LRCP.  MBCS.'I 

VPJf.Ctuiib.  Deputy  A^nista^if  Db-ecfor  Army  Medical  Service   j 

Risk,?;.  mmiajohn'KTskine."''  LRCP.Ed.  MRCS 

Birrell,  William  George,'"'  MB.  MCh 

Dmidon,  Michael,  MD.  MCh 

Magrath,  Charles  William  Stanford,'"  MB.  MCh 

Lane,  Alfred  Vavasour,':^  ZRCPI.  LRCSI. 

Weston,  George  Edward,""  LRCP.Ed.  MRCS.  LSA 

rounge,  George  Harrison,  LRCPI.  FRCSI.    

UC  Babtio.  William,'"  CMG.  MB.  LRCP.Ed.  LECS.Ed 

D'Brien,  Richard  p'rancis,'*"  i-BCPJ.  LRCSI. 

Thielo,  Charles  William,  MB.  MCh 

Nichols,  Frederick  Peter,  B.1.  MB.MRCS 

M'Laughlin,  John,"^  MB.  LRCSI. 

Lambkin.  Francis  Joseph,'*'  LRCPI.  LRCSI 

Reado,  William  Lloyd,  Z-KCP.Erf.  LRCS.Ed ; 

Peard,  Henry  James,  £ieCP.^,(.  i^RCS.Ed 

Rennio,  Samuel  James,  LRCP.Ed.  MECS 

Carmichael,  John,  LRCP.Ed.  LRCSI.  MBCPI 

I'reagh,  George  \\'asliington  Brazier,  LCh 

Wilkinson,  Francis  Tichborne,'*!'  LRCP.  MRCS 

Sawyer,  Richard  Henry  Stewart.  J/B.  PjECSZ.  

Laffan,  Richard  Charles  Kirby,'*"  LRCP.Ed.  LRCSI.  

Dick,  William,'*"  MB.  MCh.  LRCP.Ed.  FRCS.Ed 

fencken,  Francis  John.'**  MB.  BCh.  MRCPI.    

freherue,  Francis  Harper,'*'  LRCP.Ed.  FECS.Ed.  DPU.Cumb. 

[jougheed,  Samuel  Foster,  ML>.  LRCSI 

iaslett,  John  Courtenay,  MD.  MCh.  LAM 

3arratt,  Herbert  James,  LRCP.  MRCS 

lames,  Herbert  Ellison  Rhodes,  LRCP.  MRCS 

freyor,  Henry  Octavius.'S'  MRCS.  LSA 

Jussell,  Alexander  Fraser,  af.1l.  MB.  MCh ... 

?ayle,  Robert  James  Leech,  LRCPI.  LRCSI. 

Jerome,  John  William,  MRCS.  LSA 

'ike,  William  Watson,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.   

Taywood   Lewis,  MB.  MCh 

rwin,  James  Murray,  BA.  MB.  BCh 

Vight,  Ernest  Octa,vius,"' LRCP.Ed.  MRCS 

lurton,  Francis  Henry  Meroeron."^  J/B.  jli"S.  MBCS 

Jichol,  Charles  Edward,"*  J/B.  MCh 

lorris,  William  Albert, '»  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  LSA 1 

Vestcott,  Sinclair,  MRCS.  LRCP.Ed.  m.q.m.Sj  ! 

Ikinner.  Bruce  Morland,'*  LRCP.Ed.  MRCS 

lartlett,  Charles  Richard,  afJJr.S'.  LSA 

teckitt,  John  BenXiisTborpe.  LRCP.Ed. LRCS.Ed.  MRCS. LSA. 

Cirkpatrick,  Roger,"*  MB.  MCh.  MRCS 

['Gill,  Harry  Strickland,"' iiSC'P/.  iSC'S/.  

'echell,  Augustus  Alexander,  3IB.  MCh 

'vrrell,  Charles  Robert.  MRCS.  LSA 

iickman,  James,^""  MA.  DPlI.Camh.  LRCP.  LECS.Ed 

'homson.  Wilfred  Burrell,  LRCP.Ed.  MRCS 

leane,  Herbert  Edward,  MRCS.  LSA 

;tuart,  Sidney  Offord.ilf/iICS.i.Sjl 

■lacphersoii.   William  Grant,  MB.  MCh.Ed.u.n.  S3,  Bepntyt 

Assista,it  Director  Army  Medical  Service S 

■impson,  Robert  John  Shaw,  MB.  MCh 

'hipps,  Edgar  Vivian  Ayre,=»2ZflcP.af i?CS 

laird,  Andrew.^"-'  MB.  ilCh.  FRCS 

lamilton,  Thomas  William  O'Hora.JfS.  BCh 

•emple,  David,  MD.  MCh 

tuart,  John  Robert,  MB.  MCh 

leeble,  Benjamin  William  Chatterton,  LECP.Ed.  MECS 

lond,  Richard  Pratt,»»3  LRCP.Ed.  MECS 

'homas,  George  Trevor  Harley,  LRCP.  FECS.Ed.  LSA 

lunter,  Vere  Edward,  LRCP.Ed.  MECS 

iruce,  David,  3IB.  MCh 

lell,  Edward  Horace  l.yaae^ar'"^  MB.  3ICh 

'.iordan,  John,2»'  MB.  3ICh 

'irth,  Robert  Hammill,»*  LRCP.Ed.  FRCS.   DPH.   a.&.m.  ( 

S8  and  (^\.  p.G.M.  .Sg  aud  92.  Profofsor  of  Mil.  Sygierje,  Netley  > 

;toore,  Roltert  Reginald  Heber,  'LCh .' !.... 

ate,  Alan  Edmonuson,2'»  J/JJCS.  ZS.i 

aunce,  Charles  Edmund,-"  MECS.  LSA 

ryatt,  Henry  James,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.    

:elly,  Michael,  MA.  MD.  MCh 

eddes,  Robert  James,^'^  MB.  MCh 

'Connell,  David  Valentine,  MD.  MCh 

'odd,  Anthony ,212  J/iJC.S.  LSA 

nison,  George,^'*  Jl/B.  JIf C*.  MRCS ! 

eid,  James  More,  Mil.  MCh 


I  SURGEON 
MAJOR. 


REGIMENT,  OB  STATION, 


5  Feb.  Sr  5  Feb.  gs'South  Africa. 

5  Feb.  8i(  5  Feb.  gijSouth  Africa. 

5  Feb.  8i|  s  Feo.  93|Sonth  Africa. 

S  Feb.  81    5  Feb.  gi]  Punjab. 

S  Feb.  81'  5  Feb.  93  South  Africa. 

5  Feb.  Si  i2,Tuly  93|Madras. 
30  JuI,V  81  30  July  93'Bengal. 
3oJuly  Si  30  July  93]Bengal. 
3oJuly  Si  30  Jul.y  93'Bungal. 
30  July  81  30  July  93iMadras. 
30  July  81130  July  93|South  Africa. 
30  July  81  30  July  93 1 
30  July  81I30  July  93tBengal. 
30  July  3i|3o  Jul.y  93:South  Africa. 

30  July  8i'3o  July  93h\'ar  Office. 

3c  July  81  30  July  93lBarbadc:es. 

30  July  81  30  July  93; Madras. 

3oJuly  8i  3oJuly  93  South  Africa. 

30  July  81  30  July  93  j  Madras. 

30  Jul.y  8i;3o  July  53;  Bombay. 

30  Jul.y  81J30  July  93  Bombay. 

3oJuly  Si!3o  July  93 1  South  Africa. 

30  July  81130  July  93! 

30  July  81130  July  gijPunjab. 

30  July  8ij3o  July  93; South  Africa. 

30  July  81,30  July  93lMadras. 

30  July  8! '30  July  93 {South  Africa. 

30  July  81,30  July  93!  South  .\frica. 

30  July  Si]3o  July  93'South  .\fricn. 

30  July  Si;3o  July  93  South  Africa. 

30  July  81  [30  July  93' Bengal. 

3c  July  8i;3o  July  93!Punjab. 

3oJuly  8i|3oJuly  93  South  Africa. 

30  July  8i'3oJuly  93[Woolwieh. 

5  Feb.  81  [15  Aug.  93 iSouth  Africa. 

5  Feb.  81;  4  Feb.  94  [Madras. 

4  Feb.  821  4  Feb.  94lNetley. 

4  Feb.  82    4  Feb.  94iBombay. 

4  Feb.  82 1  4  Feb.  94|Netley, 

4  Feb.  82    4  Feb.  94  South  Africa. 

4  Feb.  82    4  Feb.  94lBengal. 

4  Feb.  82    4  Feb.  94  South  Africa  (a). 

4  Feb,  82    4  Feb.  94iTraining  School,  Alder.shot. 

4  Feb.  82    4  Feb.  94 1  South  Africa. 

4  Feb.  82    4  Feb.  94 1  South  Africa. 

4  Feb.  82    4  Feb.  94 'South  Africa. 

4  Feb.  82    4  Feb.  94 

4  Feb.  82!  4  Feb.  94  South  Africa. 

4  Feb.  82    4  Feb.  94  South  Africa. 

4  Feb.  82    4  Feb.  94  South  Africa. 

4  Feb.  82    4  Feb.  94  Madras. 

4  Feb.  82I  4  Feb.  04  South  Africa. 

4  Feb.  82    4  Feb.  94  South  Africa. 

4  Feb.  82  29  July  94!Beng.al. 
29  July  S2  29  July  94!  South  Africa. 
29  July  82  29  Jul.y  94|P.M.O.  South  Africa    »)■ 
29  July  82  29  July  94!  Bengal. 
29  July  82  29  Jul.y  94(South  Africa. 
29  July  82  29  July  94iSouth  Africa. 


29  July  82 
29  July  82 
29  July  82 
2g  July  82 
29  July  82 
29  July  82 
20  July  82 
3  Feb.  S3 

3  Feb.  83 
3  Feb.  8? 
3  Feb.  83 
3  Feb.  83 
3  Feb.  83 
3  Feb.  83 
3  Feb.  83 
3  Feb.  83 
3  Feb.  83 

3  Feb.  83 

4  Aug  °- 
4  Aug.  uj 
4  Aug.  33 

4  Aug.  S3 

4  Aug.  S3 
4  Aug.  83 
4  Aug.  83 
4  Aug.  83 
2  Feb.  84 
2  Feb.  S4 
2  Feb.  84 
2  Feb.  84 
2  Feb.  84 
2  Feb.  84 


29  July  94'Bombay. 
29  July  94 1  Bengal. 
29  July  94 1  Punjab. 
29Jul,y  94  Woolwich. 
29  July  g4lMadras. 
29  .July  94  Madras. 
29  July  94  Bengal. 

3  Feb.  95  War  Office. 


(a)  With  rank  of  Co'onf'. 


3  Feb. 
3  Feb. 
3  Feb. 
3  Feb. 
3  Feb. 
3  Feb. 
3  Feb. 
3  Feb. 

3  Feb. 
25  Mar. 

4  Aug. 
4  Aug. 
4  Aug. 

4  Aug. 

4  Aug, 
4  Aug. 
4  Aug. 
4  Aug. 
2  Feb. 
2  Feb. 
2  Feb. 
2  Feb. 
2  Feb. 
2  Feb. 


93  South  Africa. 
gs'South  Africa. 

.South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

Punjab. 

Bombay. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

Aldershot. 

Madras. 

South  Africa. 

Malta. 

Bengal. 


Netley. 

Bengal. 
Sootu  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
Netley. 
South  Africa. 
Malta. 

South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
Punjab. 


38i 


Tt'iijal  Anivj  Medical  Corps 


J  Feb.  84 
MltCS~'..''. =  Feb.  8.1 


Majobs. 

Winter,  Thomaa  BasscU, -ViJCS.  i«^-    -■■;.„■ 
Heuston.  Frederick  Samuel.-"  iRrP/PiZC'O/. 
Durant,  Robert  J.  Anderson,  LSCP.MKti. 
Giibbin,  George  Frederick,  J-ZeivP.  A/«t  *•  ■• 

Bircb,  Henry  Priestley,"' £Kt'i'.-W«tS.... 

Itraddell,  Monckton  U'Dell,"'^J. -l/B   Bt  A. 

Donnet,  James  John  Conway,-i>  i«cP.irf. -Wdt.'> 

Slo<'<'ett,  Henry  Maxwell,^™  iXfi'.i.''-  -V«Ci 

Olement.  Robert  Hampden  -"i/itP/.tff™/ 

Hunter,  George  Douglas  =  «C.wy/et.S.£A^.,.^.. 

Anderson,  Louis  Edward,    '  ^''''''^-^^.^.f^-  ^^" 

RusseU,  George  Blakele^^-«BJ.MJ<.BC4......^..^^.^ 

iJnenpp   Arthur  E   C.,^-*  US-  J/"i.  LRCF.Iid.  iy/itA.iic'. 
spence,  Artuur  II.  v.,  ti?it>t  T.^^Rt■PT.Lli( 


STTBOSON'. 


SURGEON 
MAJOK. 


2  Feb.  84'  2  Feb.  96 
2  Feb.  84 ;  2  Feb.  96 


Mallins',  John  Rob'eri>»  J/J.  MB.  LRCPI.  LMRCPI.  LltCSI. 

M'Cormack,  Robert  James,  UD.  MCh 

Thompson,  Henry  Neville,  MB.  B(lt 

Manders,  Neville,"' i.KC'P.-l/Jf'/Y^.„^ 

Uovle,  Joseph  I.  Purcell,  LRCPI.  LRLSI 

Colledge,  Lesley  Robert,™  LRCP.Ed.  MRCS 

Preyer,  Samuel  Foster.^*' 3/D.  3I(  h 

Birt,  CccU.-^'MRCS.  LRCP.  J,.n  M.34.  *.G.M.  94  •;■ 

Henderson,  Robert  Samuel  Findlay,-'' 3/B. -1/C« 

Buttervvorth,Samuel,»\iierP.K'.y«'''' .  „  8^ 

Holmes,  Charles  James,"-' 3I-D..VC/..-. =•?;"."■  S" 

Forrest,  James  Rocheid,^^'  ilHVS.  LSA. 


2  Feb.  84 
2  Feb.  841 
2  Feb.  841 
2  Feb.  84 


BEGIUEKT,  OB 
STATION. 


South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

Madras. 

Bengal. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 


,  N.S. 


2  Feb.  9f  '■ 

2  Feb.  96  1 

2  Feb.  g(-  '■ 

2  Feb.  96  S 

2  Feb.  96  Bombay, 

.    2  Feb.  96  Bombay. 

31  Jan.  85  25  Mar.  96  Punjab. 
2  Aug.  84    2  Aug.gelHalifux 
2  Aug.  84    2  Aug.  96  Bengal. 
2  Aug.  841  2  Aug.  96I  ildershni. 
2  Aug.  84!   2  Aug.  96[Puniab. 
2Aug.  84I  2  Aug.  96  Punjab. 
2  Aug.  84'  2  Aug.  96  South  Afnon. 
2  Aug.  84'  2  Aug.  q6  South  Africa. 
2  Aug.  84    2  Aug,  yelSouth  Afru-a. 
2  Aug.  84    2  Aug.  96JCe.vlon. 
2  Aug.  84'   2  Aug.96jDuhlin. 
2  Aug.  84    2  Aug.96|SoutU  Africa. 
2  Aug.  84'  2  Aug.  gojSouth  .\fricii. 
2  Aug.  84    2  Aug.  96'  Netley . 
2  Aug.  84,   2  Aug.  gSJBomliay. 
2  Aug.  84'  2  Aug.  9'i'South  Africa. 

2  Aug 


Punjab. 
Bombay. 
South  Africa. 
Punjab. 
South  Africa. 
Sierra  Leone. 
South  Africa. 
South  Afnca. 
South  .Africa. 
South  Africa. 
Bombay'. 
Malta. 

South  Africa. 
South  -Africa. 
Barbadoes. 
Bent'al. 
South  Africa. 


^,96'South  Africa. 

2  Feb.  8^  31  Jan.  97!  Bengal. 

I  «.^^....., TV.,.,,      '  910  iro/'v    Tvj  II  Jan.  St  31  Jan.  07  South  Africa 

zrmraermann  Benjamin  Frazier,  £«(;P.  MRCS i'  Jan.  SsIS-  Jan.  97 

Stables,  Alexander,"'  MB.  MCh.  MRCS 

Motfet,  Grenville  Edwin,  LA.  MB.  MCh 

Haines,  Henry  Aylmer,  Mi).  MCh 

Moir,  John  Drew,="  MB.  MCh. ■-•••■•,■; 

Crofts,  Kichard,^"  DSO.LRCS.Ld.  LRCA.i.,1 

mie,  George  Krnest,"'  DSO. LRCP.Ed.  MRCS 

Johnson,  Cecil  W.»»  iUi.MCh^      .      .    .^■■. 

Lilly  Alfred  Thomas  Irvme,  i«(  P.  .Uk(.s. 

ReiUv,  Charles  Cooper,"^  LRCP.  MRCS 

CardSzo,  Samuel  N."'  LRCP    MI/CS        .... 

Scania D,  Arthur  de  Courcy,  Mk(s.  LS.l.r.u.u.  £.5 

James,  Henry  Daniel,  LRCP.  MRCS.  LSA 

Turner,  William,^'"  LRCP.Ed.  LRcS.hd 

Dobson,  George  Magill,"'  ^B.BCh  .   .  .  .^.^.., 

lierryman,  William  Ebenezer,  LlCCP.Ld.LRCS.i.d. 

Duncan,  Sidney  Edward,  LRCP.Ed.  MRCS 

Kickson,  Samuel,  MB.  BA.  BCh.Vub.  H.p.85    

l''letcher,  Henry  James, "»  3/£. -VC'A 

Davis,  Edward,  MRCS.  LSA 

Powell,  Simpson.  MB.  MRCS.  LSA  r^n.is  ........ 

Jones    Frederick  William  Caton,-*  Ifii.  J/ieCA.  .. 

Meek,  James.^^'  MD.  MCh.  MRCPI 

Morris,  Arthur  Edward,  MD,  MCh.  

FitzGerald,  Arthur  Ormsby,  LRCPI.  I-RCSI. 

Elderton,  Frederick  Dundas,  LRCPt.  LRCSI 

Molosworth,  Robert  Everarrt,  LRCP.  MRCS 

Lon".  John  William  Francis,  JZ/^fW.  LS.l 

Josbig.  Charles  Lan-ford,^"  LRCP.  MRCS.  LSA. 

Swanj^William  Travers,  MB.  hCh 

Macleod,  Robert  Lockhart  Ross,  MB.  MCh 

Adams,  Gofton  Gee,  LRCP.  MRCS 

Shine,  James  M.  F.  MD.  MCh 

Day,  William  BuUen.^^^  MB.  BCh 

Hamilton,  David  Rogerson,"' JTii.  MCh 

Thompson,  Robert  George,  MI).  MCh.  M.G.M.85 

Blackwell,  Charles  T.  LRCP.Ed.  LR(  S.EJ 

Power,  Robert  Ignatius,  LRCPI.  LRCSI 

l^er^-uson,  Nicholas  Charles,  MB.  BCh.  MRCPI.  .. 

Will's,  Samuel  Richard,'"^"  LKfP/.  LRCSI 

i^i:^^^\C;:i^^"^'"..:;::::::::;:;::;;;;:::::::::::i^5ay8H-i^ 

Greenway.  John  Henry,  MRCS.  LSA 

lUnlev,  Richard  George,  B.L  MB.  BCh 

Cree,  Gerald,  MRCS.  LSA. 

Philson,  Samuel  CoweW,^'^  LRCP.Ed.  MRCS 

NicoUs,  John  Michael,  SA.  MB.  BCh 

Harris,  Frederick  William  Henry  Davie,  MRCS.  LSA. ... 

Curtis,  James  Henry,  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed 

Allen,  SyttneT  Glenn,  iHC'P.£i'.  MRCS 

Green,  .fames  Sullivan,^"  BA.  US.  BCh.  MRCPI 

Lane,  Cecil  Alexander,  MB.  MCh.  LRCP.Ed 

Gordon,  Philip  Cecil  Harcourt,^"  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.  Ed 
Nash,  Llewellyn  Thomas  Manlv.^"  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  .. 
Brannigan,  John  Henderson,"'  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed. 

O'Halloran,  Michael,. VD.  3/ C« .-_ 

Sparkes,  Claude  Stephen,2"3/'fiC.v.  LSA 

Pinches,  William  Hooper,^'*  iieCP.iSii.  MRCS 

Daly.  James  Henry,  LRCPI.  LRCSL 

Tuk'e  George  Jerry  Arthur,  LRCP.Ed.  LFPS.Glas 

Grei",  Frederick  J'ames,^'-''  LRCP.Ed.  LRCSI.    

Rowan,  Henry  Davis,«»af.B.  MCh 

Carr,  Howard,^;'  MD.  MCh 

Hathaway,  Harold  George,="2  MRCS.  LSA 

iltiturin,  Benjamin  Allen,  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed 

Daly,  Thomas,«a £iZCP/.ii2CS/.  

Sexton.  Michael  John,  MD.  MCh.  LAH 

Cree,  Herbert  Eustace,^;*  J/JfC.«.  Z  V^ 


31  Jan.  85I31  Jan.  97 

31  Jan.  85131  Jan.  97 

31  Jan.  85'3i  Jan.  97 

31  Jan.  85 1 31  Jan.  97 

31  Jan.  S5I31  Jan.  97 

31  Jan.  85I31  Jan.  97 

31  Jan.  85  31  Jan.  97 

31  Jan.  85  31  Jan.  97 

31  Jan.  8sJ3i  Jan.  97 
Jan.  85151  Jan.  97 

31  Jan.  85131  Jan.  97 

31  Jan.  85131  ,Ian.  97 

31  Jan.  8s|3i  Jan.  97 

31  Jan.  85  24  Mar.  97 

31  Jan.  85I  I  May  97 

31  Jan.  85    I  May  97' 

30  May  85!3oMay  97  South  Alrica 

30  May  85130  May  97!Soiith  Alrica. 

30  May  8s  30  May  97|South  Afiica. 

30  May  8=  30  May  97  Madras. 

30  May  85:30  May  97, South  Africa. 

30  May  85  30  May  97  China. 

30  May  8s  30  May  97  Bombay. 

30  May  85  30  May  97  South  Alrica. 

30  May  85130  May  97  South  Africa. 

30  May  85  30  May  97'South  .Vfnca. 

30  May  85  30  May  97lStraits  Settlemenis. 

-.0  May  3sl3o  May  97lSpeci,al  Service.  South  Air 

30  May  85 1 30  May  97  South  Aliica,  with  rank  of 

30  May  85:30  May  97|Madraa. 

30  May  85 1 30  May  97  Jamaicii. 

30  May  85I30  May  97|South  Atrica. 

30  May  85!3oMay  97, South  Africa. 

30  May  85:30  May  97  South  Africa. 

30  May  85  30  May  97(Sierra  Leone. 

30  May  85130  May  97  Punjab. 

30  May  85: 30  May  97iSouth  Atrica. 
....  30  May  85,30  May  Q7|South  .Vrica. 
....  30  May  85  3°  May  gylSouth  Africa. 

',0  May  S5'3o  May  gyiSouth  Alrica. 

"    --       -    30  May  97'° '" 

30  May  97 


ICft. 

Coll 


io  May  85  30  May  97  South  Alrica. 
30  May  85  50  May  97, South  Africa. 
30  May  85  30  May  971  Gibraltar. 
30  May  85  30  May  97|Bengal. 
30  May  85:30  May  9;|Dublin. 
30  May  85:30  May  97  South  Africa. 
30  May  85131  July  97lSouth  Alrica. 
-  '   I  Aug.  C7  Crete. 

I  Aug.  97  South  Africa, 

I  Aug.97''-'';'ylo''- 

I  Aug.  97, Bengal. 

I  Aug.  97 1  Punjab. 

I  Aug.  97!  South  .\frica. 

I  Aug.  97:  South  Africf- 

I  Aug.  97  Bombay. 

T  Aug.  97'South  Africa. 

I  Aug  97  South  Africa. 

I  Aug.  97JSouth  Africa. 

I  Aug.  97  Dover. 

I  Aug.  97  Bengal. 

I  Aug.  97!South  Africa. 
iXugiss    I  Aug.  97|South  Africa. 
I  Aug.  85!   I  Aug.  97;Punjab. 
1AUK.S5I  I  Aug.97SouthAfri';a. 
iAug.?5    I  Aug.97puWin. 
i.iug.  85'  1 -Aug.  97  Madras. 


I  Aug.  85 
I  Aug.  85 
I  Aug.  8s 
I  Aug.  85 
I  Aug.  85 
I  Aug.  85 
1  Aug.  85 
I  Aug.  85' 
I  Aug.  85 
I  Aug.  85 
I  Aug.  85 
I  Aug.  85 
I  Aug.  85 
I  Aug.  85 


Rcyal  Army  Medical  Corps. 


3S2 


Majobs. 

Btarr.  William  Hemlerson.  LRCP.  MUCS.  LSA 

Sattou.  Alexander  Arthur,  LRCP.F.d.  LFPS.Glas 

Gn'KlliS.  Alfred  PLilip  Henry,  ZIRCS.  LSA 

Storey,  FrederickJoseph  WetheraW, LECPI.FRCSI.LM.Dul,. 

Burke.  .lohn  FitzGerald.="=  LRCP. Ed.  LECS.Ed 

Yarr.MicbaelThomas.t-S'CP/.iffC.S/.H.p.  si.G.M.p.B.M.  st.u.86 

Mumliy,  Lansrion  Philip,  MB.  3IRCS.  L.'SA 

McU-ille,  Charles  Heuderson,  MB.  3ICh 

irills,BeniardLanslev.3fXl.iJ/.  MCh.FBCS.Ed.  MECS.Eng. 

Cocks,  Horace,  MB.  MCti 

Wilson.  James  Baruelt.  MD.  MCt 

Black,  John  Greer,  MD.  Lil.  MCh 

Kearney,  John,  MD.  MCh. 

Saw.  Francis  Albert,^  3/"^.  MRCS 

Hall,  Frederic  William  George,  J/-B.  JfC* 

Kennedy,  Arthur,  ZRCPI.  LRCSI. 

Elkin^ton,  Henry  Perciyal  George,  MRCS.  LSA 

Buchanan,  John  Blacker  Whitia,  MB.  BCh 

Adamson,  Henry  Mackenzie,^®  MB.  MCh 

Lavie,  Tudor  Germain,  LRCP. Ed.  MRCS 

Brown,  Harry  Herbert,^:-' J/B.  MCh 

Corkery, Thomas  Herbert,  LRCP. Ed.  LFPS.Gltu 

Sqnire,  Walter  Perlect.  LRCP.Ed.  MRCS 

Hayman.StauleyJ.Wallace,=*iZ«CP.£t;.taCJ-.£i.iFP.S.Gia» 

O'Donnell,  James  John,  J?.i.  MB.  BCh 

Woods,  Charles  Greaves, •*=  3fD.  MCh 

Baylor.  Henry  Talbot,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.     

Burtchaell,  Charles  Henry .^'a  MB.  BCh 

Gerrard,  John  loseph,''''*'MB.  BCh 


Davidson.  John  Stewart,  MB.  3ICh 

Will,  James,  MB.  MCh , 

Moir,  J,ames,  af-B.  3/rA 

Fallon,  James,  LRCP.Ed.  LECS.Ed.  LAH. , 

Salvage,  John  Valentine,  MD.  MRCS.  LSOP.  DSSc , 

Aldridge.  Arthur  Russell,  MB.  MCh. , 

Fayrer.  Joseph,  M.i.  MB.  LRCP.Ed.  FRCS.Ed.  LFPS.Olat: 

llacDonald.  Charles  Joseph,  JS-1.  MB.  MCh 

Tatham,  Charles  John  Willmer,  MRCS.  LSA 

Clarkson,  Thomas  Harry  Frederick,  LRCP.  MRCS. 

Austin,  Herbert  Ward,  LRCP.  MRCS '. 

Oamer,  Cathajrl.  BA.  MB.  BCh , 

Wright,  Robert  Wallace.  XffCP.  MSCS 

Eckersley,  Eihvin,»=  MB.  MCh ■. 

Cottell,  Reginald  James  Cope,  /RCP.  MRCS.  LSA 

Burrows.  James  Rogers.  BA.  MD.  MCh 

Keatly,  John,  LRCfl.  LRCSI.  

Henne.ssy,  Daniel  .-'^  MD.  MCh , 

Saunders,  David  Michael,  MD.  .MCh 

O'Callaghan,  Denis  Moriarty,=»;  LRCPI.  LSCSl 

Whitty,  Michael  Joseph,  ilD.  MCh.._     

Cummins,  Henry  Alfred. =**  J/D.  MCh 

Donegan,  James  Francis,-»»  LRCP.  Bd. LECS.Ed 

Donaldson,  John,-'")  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  LFPS.Glas 

Mathias,  Hugh  Broderick.  D.SO.  MRCS.  LSA 

Bent.  George,  LRCP.  MRCS 

Barefoot,  George  Henry ,»2  LRCP  Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  LFPS.Glai. 

Newlmd,  Foster  Reuss,  MB.  BCh 

Wmdle,  Reginald  Joscelyn,  BA.  MB.  BCh 

Hall,  Robert  John  Draper,  LRCP.Ed.  LECS.Ed 

Marder,  Edward  Swan,-'»»  iflCP.  MECS 

Allport.  Charles  William,  MD.  MCh 

Russell,  John  Joshua.  B.J.  MS.  BCh 

Edye,  John  Simpson,  LRCt.  MRCS.  LSA 

Scott,  George,™  3fJ5.  MCk 

Browning,  Thomas,  LRCPI.  LRCSI. 

Hosie,  Andrew,  MD.  MCh.      

Marks,  George  Frederick  Handel,  MD.  MCh 

Holyoake,  Ralph,  LECP.Ed.  MRCS 

Buist,  Robert  Xapier,  MB 

Watson,  John  James  Carl,  BA.  MD.  BCh 

Whaite,  Thomas  du  Be'dat,  MB. -BC* 

Knaggs,  Henry  Thomas,  BA.  MB.  BCh.  LRCPI.  LRCSI 

>Ji!t  Le  Quesne,  Ferdinand  Simeon,«'*  LRCP.  MECS.  LSA.  ... 

Pentoa,  Eivnard  Bugh.-'''  DSO.  LRCP.  MECS 

Smith,  Heart/  Ernest  Hill ,^<»  MECS.  L.'SA 

Do-z.-man,  WillingtcnSheltnn.i^rP.ii.  iZeCS.^d 

Hayes,  Julian  Philip  Swindell,  LRCPI.  MH  VS 

Caldwell,  Robert,*"  LRCP.Ed.  MRCS 

■  Trotter,  William  Juhn,^™  LRCPI.  LECSI.  1 

Morgan,  Frederick  James,  LBCP.  MRCS I 

Horrocks, William Heaton,  MB.  B,S?.  J/iJC'S.H.p.M.r-.K.M.M.S-l 

Hale,  Charles  Henry,»«  DSO.  LRCP.  MSCS 

Thurston,  Hugh  Champneys,^™  ZSrP.  3IRCS 

Scott,  Bertal  flopton,  -MD.  MCh.'LECP.Ed.  MRCS. 

Poole.  Walter  Croker.  BA.  MB.  BCh 

Julian,  Oliver  Richard  Archer.  LECP.  MRCS.  LSA 

Raymond,  George,  BA.  MB.  BCh  I 

Burnside,  Eustace  Augustus,**  JMCS.  L.SA 

M'CuUoch,  Thomas,  MB.  MCh 

Hinde,  Alfred  Buckley,  LECP.  MECS.  p.b.m.S; 

Reily,  Alexander  Yates,"""  MB.  MECS.  L.'SA 

Cockerii;,  John  William.'"  MECS.  LSA.  LRCP 


SURGEON 
CAPTAIN. 

1  Aug.  85 
I  Aug.  85 
I  Aug.  85 
I  Aug.  85 
I  Aug.  35 
30  Jan.  86 
30  Jan.  S6 
3c  Jan.  86 
30  Jan.  86 
30  Jan.  So 
30  Jan.  86 
30  Jan.  36 
30  Jan.  86 
.30  Jan.  86 
30  Jan.  86 
30  Jan.  86 
'30  Jan.  86 
,o  Jan.  36 
30  Jan.  86 
130  Jan.  86 
30  Jan.  86 
'30  Jan.  86 
1 30  Jan.  86 
30  Jan,  86 
30  Jan.  86 
I  I  Aug.  85 
I  I  Aug.  85 
j2S  July  91 
'26  July  01 


SURGEON  j 
UAJOR.  I 
I  Aug.  97 
I  Aug.  97 
I  Aug.  97 
I  Aug.  97 
t  Aug.  97 
30  Jan.  98 
30  Jan.  93 
30  Jan.  98 
30  Jan.  98 
30  Jan.  98 
30  Jan.  y'i 
30  Jan.  93 
30  Jan.  98 
30  Jan.  98 
30  Jan.  98 
30  Jan.  93 
30  Jan.  98 
30  Jan.  98 
30  Jan.  98 
30  ,lan.  98 
30  .Jan.  93 
,30  Jan  9^ 
,30  Jan.  98 
30  Jan.  9S 
'?3  Mar.  98 
:8May  98 
iS  May  98 
[20  ^lay  gS 
20  May  98 


RKGiiiKST,  01; 
srATtov. 


Weidiai-Wei 
South  Africa. 
Bombay. 
Madias. 

South  Africa. 
Beugal. 
Punjab. 
South  Africa. 
Madra-. 

South  Africa. 
!  South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
Punjab. 
Malta. 
Gibraltar. 
South  Africa . 
Bengal. 
South  Africa. 
Hong  Kong. 
Bombay. 
South  Africa. 
Ceylon. 
Bengal. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  A  frica. 


23  July  86  28  July  98  Madras. 
28  July  S6  28  July  98  Barbadoes. 
2S  July  86  28  July  98  South  Africa. 
28  July  36  23  July  oS  South  Africa. 
23  July  86 '28  July  9S  Malta. 
28  July  86I28  July  oS  Punjab. 
28  July  86!28  July  08  Bengal. 
78  July  86.28  July  98^South  Africa. 


28  July 
28  July  36 
28  July  36 
28  July  86 
28  July  86 
28  July  86 
23  July  86 
28  July  86 
28  July  86 
28  July  86 
23  July  36 
28  July  86 
28  July  36 


July  9£|South  Africa. 
28  July  q3.  Malta. 
28  July  oSiSt.  Helena. 
28  July  q3' Egyptian  Sanitary  Dept. 
28  July  98,  Bengal. 
28  July  9S, South  Africa. 
28  July  uSj South  Africa. 
2S  July  93  Madras. 
28  Julj-  93  Punjab. 
28  July  93  Bengal. 
28  July  98  South  Africa. 
8  July  9S  South  Africa. 


28  July  86:28  July  98 
28  July  86123  July 
I2S  July  86  2S  July 
28  July  36  28  July  98 
28  July  86  28  July  qS 
28  July  86  28  July  98 
28  July  86  28  July  9B 
28  July  36 '28  July  98 
28  July  8628  July  q3 
28  July  86  28  July  98 
28  July  86,28  July  9S 
28  July  S6!2S  July  98 
28  July  86  28  July  98 
28  July  86:2s  July  98 
28  July  86  28  July  98 
28  July  86,28  July  98 
75  July  86  28  July  98 
'-•8  July  36]2S  .fuly  98 
28  July  86  28  July  98 
28  July  86I23  July  9'J 
28  July  8628  July  oS 
28  July  86  28  July  98 
28  July  36  28  July  98 
5  Feb.  S7'i6  Nov. 

27  July  87 1 16  Nov. 

28  July  36 1 23  Nov.  . 

30  Jan.  36  30  Jan.  99 

31  Jan.  S5  31  Jan.  90 
28  July  86!  5  Feb.  99 

5  Feb, 


3  Feb.  S7 
5  Feb.  87 
5  Fob.  87 
5  Feb. 87 
5  Feb.  87 
5  Feb.  87 
5  Feb.  87 
5  Feb.  87! 
5  Feb. 87 1 
5  Feb.  67 
Feb.  87 
Feb.  87 


28  July  9S|  Hong  Kong 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

Madras. 

South  Africa. 

Barbadoes. 

Devonport. 

Bombay. 

Bombay. 

Bombay. 

Madras. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

.lamaica. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

Madras. 

South  Africa. 

Netley. 

Hong  Kong. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

Bengal. 

P.M.O.  Egyptian  Army. 

Egyptian  Army. 

South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
Devonport. 

Bengal. 
South  Africa. 
Netle.y. 

Training  School,  AUlershct 
South  Africa. 
Tower  of  London. 
South  Africa. 
Sourh  Africa. 
South  Afri:a. 
Feb.  991  South  Africa. 
5  Feb.  99  Punjab. 
5  Feb.  93  South  Africa. 
3  Feb.  991  Belfast. 


99 

^  Feb.  99 
5  Feb.  99 
5  Feb.  99 
5  Feb.  99 
5  Feb.  99 
5  Feb.  99 
5  Feb.  99 


5  Feb.  Sj    5  Feb.  99' South  Africa. 


HH 


383 


Boijal  Army  Medical  Corps. 


Majobs. 

Eitoliie,  John,  JlfB.  MCh.  FECS.Ed 

Hore,  Harry  Sl.Georjfe  Standish,  LECP.  3IIiCS. 

Macdonald,  Stuart,  MB.  MCh ■■■■■■ 

Watsou.     Alexander     Oswald    Oowan,     MB. 

LECP.Ed.  LRCS.EJ 

Stiell,  David,  MD.  JlCh V.;' -.ri";;"^' 

Salmon,  Lawrence  Ernest  Alhert.  LliCP.Ed.  MULi. 

Wade, 'George  An crustns,  BA.  MD.  BCh.  FECSI 

Holt,  Maurice  Percv  One,  MKCS.  LSA 

Gray,  William  Lewis,  MB.  MCh 

Browne,  Edward  GeorKe,»"  LECPI.  LBC8I 

Mori'an,  James  Oampbell,:""  XflCP.  MBCS 

Pocock,  Herbert  Innes,  LECP.  MECS 

Elliott,  Cliarles  Roulston,  MD.  MCh 

YouriR,  Charles  Augustus,^'^  LECPI.  LRCSI.  

Bullcn,  John  Welply,  MD.  MCh 

Weir,  James  Christopher.  MB.  BCh 

Inniss,  Benjamin  .James,'"  LECP. Ed.  MECS.    

Thacker,  Robert  Christy,  LECPI.  LRCSI 

Clark.  Stephen  Frazer,  MB.  MCh.  .. 
Hassard.  Edward  Moresby ,»!*  LECP 
Boles,  William  Samuel 


MCh.Ed, 


:h.Ed.  •> 


5  Feb.  87 
5  Feb.  67 
5  Feb.  37 
5  Feb.  87 
5  Feb. 87 
S  Feb.  B7 
5  Feb.  87 
5  Feb.  87 
5  Feb.  87 
5  Feb.  87 
■;  Feb.  87 
5  Feb.  87 

jirie'cs;":;".'.z;.;;..: 1  s^eb.  sr 

B'A.MB.BCh 1  lA-ng.  8s 

28  July  86 
28  July  86 
27  July  87 
27  July  87 
27  July  87 

27  July  87 


3DBGSON  1 

CAPTAIN,   j 

5  Feb.  87 
5  Feb.  87 
5  Feb.  87 

5  Feb.  87 
5  Feb.  87 
5  Feb.  87 


BEGIMEN7,  OB 
STATION. 


S  Feb.  99  South  Africa. 
5  Feb.  99  Bengal. 
S  Feb.  99  Bengal. 

5  Feb.  99  Punjab. 

5  Feb.  gg' South  Africa. 

5  Feb.  99' Jamaica. 


5  Feb.  87    5  Feb.  99  South  Africa. 


Bate,  Albert  L.  F.  LECPI.  LRCSI.   

Kelly,  Richard  Edmund,  MD.  MCk 

Alexander.  George  Forbes,-'"  MB.  MCh 

Leishman.  William  Boog,  MB.  MCh 

Thomson,  James,  MA.  MB.  MCh ■ .  ■ 

Rawnsley,  Gerald  Thomas,  MECS.  LSA.  Esquire  of  SI.  John  ) 

of  Jerusalem     ■' 

Reilly,  Charles  William,'':  LRCP.Ei.  LBCS.Ed 

Freeman,  Ernest  Carrick,  LRCP.  MRCS. 

Blenkinsop,  Alfred  Percy,"*  LRCP.  MBC.^.  LSA 

Paterson,  John,  MB 

Oavoren,  Vesey  Henry  William,  LUCPI.  LRCSI. 

Wriaht.  Alfred,  LRCP. Ed.  MRCS.   

Copeland,  Robert  James.  J/^B.  JUCT 

Glrvin,  John,3'9  LRCP.  MECS 

Luther,  Anthony  John,  LECPI.  LECSI.    

Peeke,  Harold  Samuel,  i*CP.  Jl/iJCS 

Borradaile,  Alfred  Latour.  MB.  MCk 

Birt.  Thomas,™  MRCS.  LSA 

Hallaran,  William.'^'  MB.  BCh 

Captains. 

Mould,  William  Thomas,  LECP.  MECS 

Bewley,  Alfred  William,'*'  LRCPI.  LRCSI. 

Stone,  Charles  Alfred,  MD.  BCh 

Winter,  Herbert  Edmoud,  LRCP.  MRCS.  LSA.    ....... ......... 

Moores,  Samuel  Guise,'"  LECP.  MBC.'i.  LSA.  DPM.Lond.. 

Way,  Lewis,™  iTfCP.  MRCS.  LSA 

Smith,  Frederick,'"  iHCP/.  LRCSI.  DPU.Durham 

Smithson,  Arthur  Ernest,  BA.  MB.  BCh 

Whistou,  Philip  Henry,'-"  LRCP.  MECS.  LSA 

IVPLoushlin,  George  Somers,'»  DSO.  MB.  £S 

Parry,  Henry  Jules,  MB.  LRCP.  MECS.  LSA 

Beveridge,  Wilfred  William  Ogilvy,  MB.  MCh 

Jackson,  Robert  William  Henry,  i(.i.  MB.  BCh 

Mawhiuny,  Eobert  John  Watt,""  LECPI.  LRCSI.  

Bray,  George  Arthur  Theodore,"^  LRCP.  MECS.  LSA 

Forde,  Bernard,  MB.  MCh 

Ferguson,  John  David,'"  DSO.  LECPI.  LECSI. 


5  Feb.  99  South  Africa. 
5  Feb.  99  South  Africa. 
5  Feb.  99  Punjab. 
5  Feb.  99  Punjab. 
5  Feb.  99  Bombay. 
5  Feb.  99  Punjab. 
5  Feb.  99' Punjab. 
5  Feb.  99  lladi-as. 
5  Feb.  99  Punjab. 
S  Feb.  99  Bengal. 
5  Pel".  99  South  Africa. 
5  Feb!  99  Hong  Kong, 
5  Feb.  99  South  Africa. 
5  .\pr.  qg'iladras. 
5  Apr.  99  South  Afiica. 
10  May  gg'South  Africa. 
27  July  ggjMalta. 
27  July  99  Netley. 
27  July  99  Madras. 
27  July  99  Punjab. 
2;  July  99  Hong  Kong. 
27  J  uly  99  South  Africa. 
27  July  99  South  Africa. 
27  July  99JSouth  Africa. 
27  July  09!  Madras. 

27  July  99iSec.  to  P.M.O.  South  Africa. 
27  July  gglSouth  Africa. 
27  July  99JCypru3. 
27  July  99fEgypt. 
27  July  99 1  Canada. 
27  July  99  Punjab. 


7  Jul,y  87 

27  July  87    .  _ 

27  July  87  27  July  99 
27  July  87 
27  July  87 
27  Jul.y  87 
27  July  87 
27  July  87 
27  July  87 
27  July  87 
27  July  87 
27  July  87 
27  July  87 


27  July  99 
27  July  99 


Gibraltar. 
South  Africa. 


South  Africa. 

Hong  Kong. 

Special  Serv.  South  Africa. 

.  Feb.  90  Straits  Settlements. 

I  Feb.  90  Scots  Guards. 

I  Feb.  90  Adj.  Vol.  Med.  Staff  Corps. 
30  Mar.  90  South  Africa. 
29  July  90I South  Africa. 
29  July  90  Imperial  Representative  Coi 
29  July  90  South  Africa. 
29  July  90I  South  Afric,".. 
29  July  qo  South  Africa. 
29  July  90}  Punjab. 
29  July  901  South  Africa. 
29  July  901  South  Africa. 
29  July  90' South  Africa. 
29  July  90'  South  Africa. 


!»  I 


LRCP.  MRCS.  LSA ,31  Jan.  gilSouth  Africa 


Beach,  Thomas  Boswail, 

Powell,  Edgar  Elkins,  LECP.  MECS.  LSA 

Healey,  CoryndonWm.  Rutherford,  LKCPI.  LECSI. 

Jennings,  James  Willes,'«  DSO.  LRCPI.  LECSI.  

Williams,  Edgar  M'Kenzie,  LECP.  3IECS 

Connor,  John  Colpoys,  MB.  BCh 

Carter,  James  Edwao-d,'*'  MB.  BCh ;■■• 

Hardy,  F,rederick  Wynne,  LSA 

Clapliam    John  Thurlow,  LECP.  MECS 

Graham,  Walter  Ap  Samuel  J.ames,'«  LRCP.  MRCS 

Shanahau,  Daniel  Davis,  LRCPI.  LECSI 

Whitestone,  Charles  William  Henry,  MB.  BCh 

Pearse,  Albert,  LECP.  MECS 

Mason,  Hubert  Dempster,  LRCPI.  MECS 

Dalton,  Charles,'"  LRCPI 

Porter,  Frederick  Joseph  William,  LSA.  MBCS.  LRCP 

Robinson,  Oliver  Long,  J/TfCS.  LRCP 

Stalkartt.  'Charles  Edward  Grey,  MD.  MBCS.  LECP 

Gibbard,  Thomas  Wykes,  MB.  MECS.  LSA 

Healy,  Christopher  James,  MB.  BCh 

Buist,  Herbert  John  Martin,'"  1/5.  J/CA 

Stanistreet,  George  Bradshaw,  MB.  BCh 

Wade- Brown,  Francis  Joseph.  MBCS.LBCP 

Hardv,  William  lidmaud.  MRCS.  LRCP 

Brogden,Jas.  England,'"  iflCP.JiJ.  LSCS.Ed.  LFPS.Glaa. 

Tate,  Gerard  Wilham,  MB.  BCh 

Faichnie,  Norman,  MB.  BCh. 

Lenehan,  Thomas  Joseph,  MB.  BCh 

M'Dowell,  Frederick,  LRCP.Ed.  LECS.Ed.  LFPS.Glas 

Begbie,  Francis  W.arburton"^    

MacCarthy,  Ibar  Ansbert  Grva,  MRCS.  LECP 

Austin,  Jo"'in  Henry  Edward.  '"  MRCS.  LRCP.Ed. 


J,  Jan.  91  Coldstream  Guards, 
31  Jan.  91' South  Africa. 
31  Jan.  91' South  Africa. 
31  Jan.  9i|TraiuiDg  School, 
31  Jan.  91  South  Africa. 
31  Jan.  91  South  Africa. 
31  Jan.  91,  Bermuda. 
31  Jan.  91 1  Madras. 

Jan.  91  Egypt. 
31  Jan.  91J  South  Africa, 
31  Jan.  g:  South  Africa. 
31  Jan.  91  South  Africa. 
31  Jan.  91  South  Africa. 
31  Jan.  91  South  Africa. 
28  July  91  South  Alrica. 
28  July  gijstraits  Settlements, 
28  July  91  South  Africa. 
28  July  91 1  Madras. 
28  July  91  i  Bengal. 
28  July  91 'South  Africa. 
28  July  gilPunjab. 
28  July  91  South  Africa. 
28  July  91;  South  Africa. 
28  July  gilBombay. 
28  July  gi! 

28  July  giiSouth  Africa. 
28  July  gil South  Africa. 
28  July  gi' Scots  Guards. 
28  July  91  South  Africa. 
28  July  91  Bombay. 
28  July  91, Grenadier  Guards. 


Idershot. 


Duggan,  Charles  William,^  MB.  3ICh ^8  Ju  y  9;  «i^™'Jf:-.;.„ 

Jamison,  James  Conway.'"  MB.  MCh '2S  Jul}  v  &'>"*  .Vuca. 


Royal  Army  Medical  Corps. 


384 


C'aptaixs. 


I SDRGBON 
LIEUT 


Pilcher,  Edjar  ilontagu.a'"  IIB.  BCh  I  —  , 

Johnson,  Henry  Percival.s"  2IIiCf<.  ZSCP 30  Jan.  9; 

Beyts,  William  George,3S=  MSCS.  LBCP      ^°  t      '  ''^ 

Staikartt,  Haroia  Arthur,  MB.  MCh  ^°  T'^'  9^ 

Dunn,  Henry  jViison,^"  ilB.  BCh  ^°  ';'''''•  '- 

Withers.  Samuel  Henry .s^lfi;.  iici' 3°  Jan.  92 

Morphew.  Kdward  Jlaudsle.v,^"  JfJCS  i'jJCP 30  Jan.  92 

Anderson,  Ernest  Chester,  J/fiCS.  iflCP  L8A 3°  Jan.  92 

Tyacke,  Nicholas,368  J/iJC.«.  £HCP  0°  Jan.  92 

Mitchell,  Lionel  Arthur,3««  J/i  BCh  30  Jan.  92 

riemin?,  fharles  Christie.^:"  ZlSO.  MB'MCh 3°  Jan.  92 

Hennessy,  John,  J/3.  .BC4.  oo  Jan.  92 

Martin,  Claude  Buist.^- IfS.  iich. 3°  Jan.  92 

Buchanan,  George  Johnstone.="3a/i 30  Jan.  92 

Laivson,  Charles  Bunbury.  ilB.Mc'h    30  Jan.  92 

Hughes,  George  Edgar,  i.BCSJ.  ZA'CP7.' 5^  TaS' 

Kelly,  Joseph  Francis  Mary.s;^  Iffi '    •'^^ 

Cran-ford,   Gilbert  Stewart,  XjeCP.ii.  'i'icslEi'ii'piJ'-i 

Glas.  LM.Dtib "j    30  Jan 

Alexander,  John  Donald,K6j/-.B.  jSCA ,„  t„ 

Hinge,  Harry  Alexander,  J/"ifCS.  LECP.'". „  l,,l,;  ' 

M'Xauglit,  James  Gibson,  MA.  MD.  MCh   h  p  s'q 
Bj-aji,  Huherl_AIai-ic,^-i  LUCP.  MKCS.  ■   •    -v 


SnEGEON 
CAPTAIN. 


92 

30  Jan.  92 

92 


.  27  July  92 
.  27  July  92 

M'Dermott,  Thoma^,  MB'.MCh7LM"i)',ib lli'^ll  ?.: 

Slayter.  Edward  Wheeler,  MB.  MCh.  .  Zl  t„,J  '" 

Thurston,  Hugh  Stanley,  LliCP.  MRCS.  Z.ZZ" 11  JuW  m 

More,  Lancelot  Paxton,  MB.  MCI,. Ed. ...  •zl  r,'Z  r. 

Hodgens  Charles  O'Counor.s-^  LECPI.  ZRCsTLM^ubr.'.'.'.l  Ju  y  l- 

T.yrrell,  Arthur  Frederick,  ZTJC'P.  MECS '^7  Ju  v  ll 

Jones,  Theophilus  Percy,  MB.  BCh 'll  ,„Z  ^l 

Erskine,  William  Douglas.ss"  JU-S.  JfCA. ..    '2,  In  V  „' 

Thompson,  Albert  George.  Jfi.J/r* '. J,  u,W  ll 

Moore.  George  Abraham,3si  iifp.  BCh.  LM.Dub '„  Tnlv  n, 

Lewis,  Richard  Crump,M2  LBCPI.  LRCSI.  LM.Dui.Z I.,,  ju  y  q' 


j  EEGISIEyx,  OR 

STATION. 

South  Africa. 
Punjab. 
Punjab. 
Bengal. 

Egyptian  Army. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
Punjab. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
Queensto-vm. 
Dover. 
Punjab. 
South  Africa. 


A''i^'-n'  Reginald  Francis  Edmund.^sa  LECP.  MECS.".'.Z""\'-7  July  92 
0  EeUly,  Henry  Wjlliam  Hutchinson.  MB.  BCh  \J.  t,"iJ  °l 

Marder,  Nicholas,  LECP.  MSCS. 
Condon,  Edgai    "" 
Mansfield,  Ger 


July   Q2 

ziis.BCh ...;;::::;:;j;;juiy92 


M    ''^i>'J?''^?S°'■  ^^■'  ^Ch.LSCSI.LU.Buh 27  jSly  92 

Mansfield,  Gerald  Stewart,  MB.  MCh ',,  t"  v  tl 

Faichuie,  Frederick  George,  LECP.  MECS.      "  ".. U,  'huv  -- 

■  ^f"'^'  Han-.ld  Wm   K:.,  LRCP.Ed.  LECS.Ed.  LFPS'.Glar"'^.  Ju  f 
Mangan,  Frederick  Meredyth,  MECf.  LECP  \  J,  T»„ 

Pollock,  Charles  Edward.  MECS.  LECP.  '?^  loJJ 

Taylor,  William  James,  MB  |3°  i^ 

Longhurst,  Bell  Wilmott.  JfiiCS.  xicP \i^i«^ 

EU-ers,  John  Uei-herf,  MECS.  LECP....         !„T»n 

Buswell,  Ferberd  Richard,  MECS.  LECP ?°  t«I; 

Symons,  Frank  Albert,  MB.  |3o  Jan, 

Farmer,  John  Henry,  LECSI.  LECPI. !l,  I„n 

Samman,  Charles  Thomas.  MECS.  LSA      ■ 

Spencer,  Charles  George, ^85  MB 


Fowler,  Charles  Edward  Percy,  J'flcs'iijcp' 

Goodwin,  Thomas  H.  J.  Chapman/s'  DSO.  MECS.  LBCP. 


Keble,  Alfred  Ernest  Conquer,  LECPI.  LECSI 
Co.lins,  denia  Joseph,  MB.  BCh.  LAlI.Dub 
isjUery,  St.  John  Browne,  MECS.  LECP 
French ,  Herbert  Cumming,  MECS.  LECP 


27  juiy  92 
27  July  92 
93 
93 
93 
93 
93 
91 
93 
93 
93 


30  Jan 
29  July  93 
29  July  93 
29  July  93 
29  Only  93 
29  July  93 
29  July  93 


30  Jan.  95 
30  Jan.  95 
30  Jan.  95 
30  Jan.  9^ 
30  Jan.  95 
30  Jan.  95 
30  Jan.  95 
30  Jan.  95 
30  Jan.  95 
30  Jan.  95 
30  Jan.  95 
30  Jan.  95 
30  Jan,  95 
30  Jan.  95 
30  Jan.  95 
30  Jan.  95 
30  Jan.  95  i 

30  Jan.  95  South  Africa. 

30  Jan.  95!south  Africa 

7  July  95;  Punjab. 
27  July  93  Bombay. 
27  July  95  Egyptian  Army. 
27  July  95  South  Africa. 
2  7  July  95  Portsmouth. 

7  Jily  95  Bengal. 
27  July  05  Punjab. 
27  July  95  South  Africa. 
27  July  95  South  Africa. 

7  Jul.y  95  South  Alrica. 
27  July  95  South  Africa. 
27  July  95  Bengal. 
27  July  95  South  Africa. 
27  July  95  Shoeburyness. 
27  July  95  Bombay. 
27  July  95  South  Africa. 
27  July  95  south  Africa. 
-1  July  95  Portsmouth. 
27  July  95  South  Africa. 
27  July  9=  South  Africa. 
27  July  95  Bombay. 
30  Jan.  96  Punjab. 
30  Jan.  96  Bengal. 
30  Jan.  96|Bomba.y. 
30  Jan.  96|South  Africa. 
30  Jan.  96  Egyptian  Army. 
30  Jan.  96|Madras. 

30  Jan.  Q6lTraining  School,  Aldershot. 
30  Jan.  96  Dublin. 


Williams,  Ernest  Montgomery,  MECS.  LECP "         tl  j" Iv  l\ 

M'Munn,  .Tames  Robert,  LECPI.  LECSI. 1^'  t"  ?  c?- 

■  Anderson.  John  Buckle,  MECS.  LECP.  1^^  TuH-  li 

Prynne,  Harold  Vernon,  MECS.  LECP  1^'  VtI  °' 

Master,  Alfred  Edmund,^^'  MA.  MB.  MECS.'leCP. ,1  Jan'  l\ 

Vaw,ey■Bl■o^vnmg,  George.  MECS  LECP.    ...  '20  C'  ^t 

Clark,  Ernest  Shaw,  MB.  MCh.  \l  it^'  9" 

Barnett.  Kennet  Bruce,™'  MB.  Bci, i  ?  itj?'  ''' 

Boyle,  Michael,i«  MB  BCh  29  Jan.  94 

Cameron.  Kenneth  Mackenzie,  MB.'MCh ill  Toll'  l^ 

Berrymau,  Henry  Arthur,  OfJiJr.S.iTJCP. .' ^o  Tan'  l\ 

■         -  ^rnni,    t- u^i, ^o  Jan.  93 

94 


Jan.  96 
29  Jul.y  96 
29  July  96 
29  Jul.y  96 
29  July  go 


Madras. 
Bengal. 
Bengal. 
Punjab, 
Bengal. 


Fleury,  Charles  Marhiy,  LSA.  MECS.  LECP. ifo  "fan' 

Pox,  Arthur  Claude.  J/flCS.  XJiCP I'Han    o. 

Green   Sebert  Francis  St.  Davids,  MECS.  LUCp'.". \1  Jan'  11 

Tibbits,  Walter,  J/S.  J/«.  '^t=^''^i  't        "„—=,-■ 

Evan.s,  Percy,  MECS.  LECP  MB  "BCh I  i  t  ?'  ''''1  S  r  ?'  -'  Bombay. 

Milner,  Arthur  Edwa -d  O/i^CS  iffCP ^o  t"  •'^  '-t  -'^  •!"  ^  9'  South  Africa, 

Af 1    ...      '.  •^,'^^a^ia._JiJ'_':S.  LECP 'jSJuIv  o,  .8  July  97  ShomcUIfe. 


9  July  96 [Bombay. 
29  July  96  Madras. 
29  July  96  Bombay. 
29  July  96 (Punjab. 
29  July  961  Punjab. 
29  Jul.v  96|Bomba.y. 
29  Jan.  97iHong  itong. 
29 Jan.  97|Punjab. 
29  Jan.  97  Pmijab. 
29  Jan.  97 1  Punjab. 
29  Jan.  97|Bengal. 
29  Jan.  97iPunfab. 

29  Jan.  97 1  South  Africa. 

30  Jan.  96  Colchester. 
29  Jan.  97  Bombay. 
29  Jan.  97  Bengal. 

9  Jan.  97  Bengal. 


Morgan,  Claude  Kyd,  J/iJ.  J/CA ^R  Tn  5  ^■' 

Sliver,  John  Pa.yzaut  MB.  MCh... I'H^ -^  9* 

Buist,  John  Martin.  Ji-JJ.  J/c*    .  «  T,^ iv '"' 

Dove,  Frank,  MECS  LECP.  LSaZZZ. It  f "  '  '^ 

Thorn,  George  St.  Clair,  MB.  MCh  it  Vi.\l  ?.* 


2S  July  94 
8  .July  94 

:9  Jan. 


„         .  ., MB.  MCh 

bweetnam,  Stephen  Westrope,  MECS.  LECP 

Harrison,  William  Sandilands.W  2IB.  MCh.    1;;;  'lan 

Howell,  Ilarry  Arthur  Leonard,  MSCS.  LSCp'LFPsWai'  '-i,  Tan 
Lawson,  Douglas,  MECS.  LECP  ^JfPA.trlas.  29  Jan 

Steel,  Edwin  Bedford,  MB.  BCh.  ...ZZ: ili  ,^n 

Profe.t,  Charles  William,  MB.  MCh 'H  jan 

Kiddle,  Frederick,  Ji-S.  JJ« i^9^J° 

Staddon,  Henry  Ernest,  MECS.  LECP  'J.  t^' 

HeSn'n    A°Vi^'  •'S™'',^  Chatterton  Prittie,  LICCPi:i,Rc'si.""'4  " 
iieaton,  Arthur  Frederick,  MRCS.  LRCP \'l 


Jan. 
29  Jan. 


Smith,  Lionel  Fergus,  MB  '      r  1 

i/hambers,  Alexander  Jasper,  LRCP   MSCS  ZZ  i„\i  „ 

Fairrie,  Septimus  Harold,  Jfi.  I  j^Jil  ^        rr     q  Ar   1 

' 29  July  95  29  July  9S  Madras 


28  July  97  Bombay. 
28  July  07  Bengal. 
23  July  97  Punjab. 
28  July  97  Bombay. 
23  July  97  South  Africa. 

28  July  97  Jamaica. 

29  Jan.  98  Punjab. 
29  Jan.  9S  Bomba.y. 
29  Jan,  98  Bengal". 
20  Jan.  98  Bengal. 

29  Jan.  qZ  Grenadier  Guards, 

29  Jan.  98  Bombay. 

29  Jan.  98  Bombay. 

29  .Tan.  g8  Madras. 

29  Jan.  q8  Coldstream  Guards. 


CAPTAIN. 

29  July  98  Punjab. 
29  July  9S  Punjab. 
27  July  95  South  Africa. 


-^85 


Jloijal  Armij  Medical  Curp:-. 


Captaiss. 

Maurice,  George  Thelwall  Kiudersley,  MJtCS.  LECF. 

Forrest,  John  Vincent,  ^^- ^^V'Vp,Vp ■.;■.; 

Grattan,  Henry  Wilhani,3n.'CSiKCP ^ 

Gnnter,  Francis  Ernest  MS.  -f  »•  -v^-; 

Campbell,  John  Hay,  3ISCS.  LRLP.  L!>A 

Orech,  John,  ilECS.  ^,^"4,^^-7  ffCP "Z. 

Bli<s,  Ernest  WUliam,-";  3/*CS  £BCP....^ 

Brereton,  Frederick  Sadleir,  MBCS.  LBCF.^ 


Statham,  John  Charles  Baron,'»"  if-RrS.  ^^'f;.  j;gcp 


Hayes,  Edwin  Charte 

Probyn,  Percy  John,  ^^'' f;/"''f  „cp 

Waring,  Anthony  Henry,  J^,-R^f:/-f  Hp 

Hooper,  Arthur  \\  'n^""""-,  ^  r  ff^P  Isi  

Ward,  William  AUred,  UeCS  LRCP.  LbA 

Forrest.  Edmund  Ceorge,  MB.  -B^*;  v^^-jVAV 
Bii-rell,  Edwin  Thomas  Faii:weather,_3fB.^MC* 


29  July  93  29  July  98  bengal. 

29  July  95  29  July  9S  South  Africa. 

29  July  95  29  July  98  Punjal). 

29  Jan.  95  29  July  98  Madras. 

29  July  9529  Julv  q3  Madras. 

29  July  95  29  July  98  South  Africa. 

28  Jan.  07  16  Nov.  98  Bengal. 

29  Jan.  96I29  Jan.  99  ScotsGuaras. 
-9  Jan.  96,29  Jan.  9q  Bengal. 

Q  Jan.  96:29  Jan.  99  Grenadier  Guaras. 
j9  Jan.  9629  Jan.  99  Bengal. 
29  Jan.  96I29  Jan.  99  South  Africa. 
29  Jan.  9629  Jan.  99,iladras. 
29  Jan.  g6  29  Jan.  99  Coldstream  Guards, 
29  Jan.  96  29  Jan.  99  Home  District. 
29  Jan.  96  29  Jau.  99, Madras. 


29  July  96 
29  July  96 
29  Jul.v  96 
29  July  96 


29  July  OQ 'Punjab. 
29  July  09  Bombay. 

29  July  qqlBombay. 

29  July  99  Punjab. 

29  July  99  Bengal. 

29  Julv  QQ  Bombay. 

29  JulT  Q9  Madras. 

29  July  99 1  Madras. 

29  July  99 1  "Madras. 

28  Jan.  00  South  Africa. 

28  Jan.  00  South  Africa. 

28  Jan.  00  Punjab. 

28  Jan.  oolBengal. 

28  Jan.  00  Bengal.      . 

28  Jan.  00! South  Af Ilea. 

28  Jan.  00, South  Africa. 

28  Jan.  oo|Malta. 

28  Jan.  ooli  Life  Guards. 

28  Jan.  oolCrete. 

28  Jau.  00  Bombay. 

28  JulT  ooi  Egyptian  Army. 
28  Julv  97  28  July  00  Egyptian  Army. 
28  July  97:28  July  00  Bengal. 
28  July  97'28  July  00' 

^,,,..„, „-,,!>    jjr.1.  28  July  97128  July  ooiPunjab. 

M-Kessack,  Peter,»«  lIB.BCIi-.. I^g  j,jjy  ^^i^g  J^^.^.  ^  Bengal. 

M'Carthy,  John  M' Donald,'™  i-^^l ,  g  j^j^  ^^  ^g  j^jy  ^  Bengal. 

Brodril/iJ,  Ernest.  3IliCS.  l^KLr •■••1  g  j^,y  ^^i^g  jyjj.  00  Punjab. 

Poe,  John,  MB.BCh Vif''V«r«c'if»V'.','  rffrP 28  July  97128  July  00  Bengal. 

I;^i,"3:™J.?»S,^'^^^T  J^'l^^'-^^ii:\  I28  July  9,  .3  July  ooJEgy-ptia.i  Army. 

LFPS.Glus -••LV":v'^-'r»V'p7"r  PCS/ .■\^<'  J»^y  97  =3  July  00  South  Africa. 

Jephson,  Robert  Dalkeith  *"  ^'^i'^rpr   JTIcfiT =8  July  97  28  July  00'  Bengal. 

■Rnwen  Arthur  WinniettNunn,  XflCP/.  i-HLAi J  »' 


Bu're  1,  r,a%vjii  Au^j'"".^  - — „.  ,  .        \f-tt   ori, 
Cochrane,  Edward  Warren  UebberifB.  BCh 

Morris,  Arthur  Hugh  MFCS   LSt  F ^  ^^^ 

Riddick.  George  Bushman.  3/KCJ..i«<.f 129  July  96 

Archer.  Samuel  Arthur,  .^^^^S.  iSCP-  ■ ,.2?  July  96 

MacDougall,  Alexander. amesJ^ii.a/t'' y..     v. 

Clements  Robert \\.lliam,il/B.iJ« ....■■•■ 

Swasey,  Maurice,  K^BCS.  LBCF 

Hcwetson.  Henry.  MCS.  iSi.  P.  ..^■- .■••■•••-■■"••■• 

Stammers,  George  El  lOttFr.ankX.^CiiSCP 

WanhiU,  Charles  Frederick,  -ySCS-  i«t- .  

Hudleston  Wilfrid  Edwara.J/^CY^*/^;:--^-^^-^^^^^^^^^ 
Corkery,  Martin  Percy,  LlCCF.J^d.  i.uva.M,a.  ^cjra. 

Gaine,  Frederick  John,  ^'Y;„''%r7?r'c""T  JtTp '.'.'". 

Addams-Williams,  Leonard,'"- ar^C.^ifiCP 

Rattray,  Malcolm  ^acGregor   MB   m*.Erf 

Power,  John  Henry,  LBCSl.  -^Kt  P/. 


Phillips,  Richard  Edward  Game,  ^'J^^^^^^^S' nnf 
Clarke,  Thomas  Henry  ^^'-^^'^^l-^pf^Su-  ^^"-  ' 

Marriott,  Edwin  Walter  R  \-^l'CP^-  ^^^'•^-  ; 

Cummim,  Slevemo,,  Lt/le,*"'  3IB.  Btk 

M'Ardle,  Joaeph.*^  MB.  BCh.  ;•--  ■■■■;  „v,p 

Hopkins.  Charles  Hensley.«'  ^B^S.LFCP.. 

Hearn.  Lewis  Julius  ChnRtorher,««  MB.  BCh. 


29  July  96 
29  July  96 
79  July  96 
28  Jan.  97 
28  Jan.  97 
23  Jan. 
28  Jan. 
28  Jan. 
28  Jan. 
28  Jan 
28  Jan, 
28  Jan.  97 
28  Jan.  97 
28  Jan.  97 
38  July  97 


_  XjBCP '2d  Jan.  98 


Bowen,  Arthur  ' 

Browne-Mason.  Hube^'o^fv^f^wne  3«C.S-.  LBCF ;«  -n 

Penny,  Frederick  Septimus  a/iec.s.  i«(-.f 28  Jan. 

Watts,  Brian.  MRCS.  -Z^^CP.      ^  ...^._--;^- •    g  j^j, 

Martin.  Henry  Graham,"' XBCPr  iSCSr. |^g 

Berne,  John  Geiald  «'  LBC^LLBCSl ,^g  j^^ 

Carroll.  Frederick  Fitzgerald.  f-B  ■BC*    •■••-,.■•"•• i^g  j,„_ 

Macpherson,  John  Duncan  Graham   KB.  MCh.iM 


■--,"™,V'-^       ifR    Rri ^SJan.  98I 

O'Grady,  Standish  de  Conrcy.  MB  B  Lit ;.„  .,._    .o. 

Young.  Augustus  Henry  Owen,  Ji/l^^J- 

Bourke,  ErSest  Albert,  LBCPI.LRC.S/^ 


LBCSI.".'.'. 128  Jan. 

28  Jan. 


Lowsle.v.  Montagu-Marmion   M,ECS.  LBCF 1 28  Jan.  oR 

Lupton.  Alfred  Crichton.  MB.  MLh 

Carter.  Gerald  Bayley.  J^^;^' *>;i'pj' 

Ross.  Korman  Hamilton  MB.  ML*  -fcrf ^g  j^^^    g, 

CoUingwood  Percy  HildebrandXS^l^^ ,  gj^  ^J 

O'Gorman,  Charles  John.  LRCFI.  LBC>>I _ 


3  Jan.  98] 
•8  Jan.  981 


98 


Punjab. 

Punjab. 

South  .Africa. 

South  Africa. 

Bombay. 

Bengal. 

Madras. 

Bengal. 

Bengal. 

Bengal. 

Bombay. 

Coldstream  Guards 

PuQJab. 

Bombay. 

Bombay. 

South  Africa. 


South  Africa. 


Kickerson,  William  Henry  Snyder  MB.  BCh ,^7  ^^^   9         •••••■      jj,gyp,^^^  ^^.y, 

v.- !.„--«..      d-ertvnp  Siltlder.  JilJi.  H^'l I     '    T_-i'       lo  rCmitV.    A  ff  ii-n 


^K^?StJl^SSSyf^^:ii-:ii^X«/aj27July9S| 

'l^,  SS  ^SnS  stoney.  MsVic*;:;:;;;;::;::::::::::  27  ju,y  ,8 

Selby.  Robert,  MB.  .J^"-— .,-VV,^c;  i-:;;  i'^pS.eto.;:::::  27  July  98 


•S.{(.'^iOct..i^.LBCP.LBCpE,.  LFFS.U^  ^  ^  ^ 

Heffer'nan,  Francis  -^of  P^  Ch"Stoplier.  LBCFI.  ^SCS/     ^^7  Jujy  9« 

Thorp,  Arthur  Edward  MBCS^  LBCF   ■•         ,  7    ^^i  -^t 

Mainprise,  Cecil  Wilmot,  MRCi.  LEtl ,  /  .,.,-..  ?^, 

Herrick.  Henry,  LRCFI.  LRCS 
Dobbin,  Edward  John,  MifC.S. 


.'27  July  98; 

iin,  ^^..:!lbcp:::::z::z:. ^7  j>jiy  98 

^ .  BCh itz  Jiiii  ?ii 

O'Flaherty,  Austin  Romuald. 

'^^,  iZ^^^Sri:BCF:^fms:iE^-:::::::.}^  juiy  98I 

Barrow.  Harold  Percy  Waller,  M^C.V.  LRCP 1=?  J»" 


99 

Hodgson7Jo.hn  Edward.  MffCS.M^CP •••.••..•.•/.•.•.•.-ifB  Jan!  ^ 

MECS.  isCP.  28  Jan.  99 

99 


|^?^SiSn|ggwo«h,  M.C..  LBCF            ..p.an. 
Goddard,  Gerald  Hamilton,""-  MBC'i.LECF 20 .jau. 


jSouth  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
Bombay. 
South  Africa. 
Mauritius. 
Mauritius. 
Bengal. 
Bengal. 
Bombay. 
Bombay. 
Madras. 

South  Africa . 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  .\frica. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa . 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  -Africa. 


Boydl  Army  Medical  Gorps. 


386 


28  Jan.  95 
S  Ja.n.  og 
8  Jan.  99 

28  Jan.  99 


LlETJTENiNTS. 

Winkaelil,  William  Bertram,  UBCS.  LRCP 

Lauder,  Thomas  Campion,  MB.  LRCPI.  LRCSI 

Leake,  Jonas  William,  MBdi.  LRCP 

HouKlitoii,  John  William  H.iliart,  UB 

Ourme,  Duncan  Edward,  J/iJC.S.  LRCP. 

Taylor,  Herbert  Stockloy,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Goldsmith,  Georae  Mills,  UB.  BCh.  BAO.Dub 

Haivey,  Dsivid,  MB.  BCh 

Lloyd,  Richard  Harte.  MRCH.  LRCP 

Sloan,  John  Macfarlane,  MB.  BCh 

Hasuics,  Heiir,/  Ecered,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Br.ikniridqc,  Francis  John,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Phipps,  G'eorsd  Constantine,  MRCS.  LRCP. 

Rutherford,  Nathaniel  John  Crawford,  J/B.  BCh.  BAO.Dtib. 

Ormsbv,  Gilbert  John  Anthony,  MD.  BCh.  BAO.Dub 

Packer,  Harry  Dixon,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Humphry,  Lawrence,  J/TJCS.  LRCP 

Rodfier,  Robert  Stuart, -I/jB.  MCh 

Scarlett,  William  Watson,  LRCPL  LRCSI.    

Palmer,  Horace  Kemp,  MRCS.  LRCP I28  Jan, 

Wrouj,'hton,  Arthur  Oliver  tii,d,  MRCS.  LRCP "  ' 

A^be,  Frank,  MRCS.  LRCP 

I'liUuer,  Francis  James,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.   

Oimumnham,  Robert  Allan,  MB.  BCh.  BAO.Dub 

I'nnvford,  Vincent  James,  MRCS.  LRCP  

Oeliip,  GeorRO  Goslett.  LRCPI.  LRCSI 

Olmllis,  Oswald,  MRCS.  LRCP 

W.Hjilside,  William  Arthur,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.   

Sii,is(m,  Harold,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Norman,  Harold  HuRh,  MB.  BCh.  BAO.Dub 

Blackwell,  William  Richard,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  

NichoUs,  Henry  Michael,  MB.  MCii 

Chopping,  Arthur,*is  MRCS.  LRCP 

Hart,' Herbert  Frere,  MB.  BCh 

Webb,  Arthur  Lisle  Ambrose,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Butler,  SydaeyGeorqe,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Winslcw,*  Littleton  Francis  Forbes,  LSA 

Prescott,  John  Joseph  Whitworth,«"  iiJCPl.  LRCSI. 

Faulkner,  Percy  Hope 

Douglas,  Henry  Ewd.  Maunini;,«i  LRCP. Ed.  LRCS.Ed.LFPS.GIcu. 

Ellery,  Ernest  Edward,  Ji"«eS.  ZBCP 

Eisner,  Otto  William  Alexander,  LRCPI.  LRCSI. 

Liu gsuiff,  James  William,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  

Morris,  John  Ignatius  Worgan,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Inksoii,  Edgar  Thomas,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Seeds,  Arthur  Atkinson,  MD.  BCh.  BAO.Dub 

Anderson,  Henry  Stewart,  LRCP.Etl.  LRCS.Ed.  LFPS.Glas 

Ensor.  Howard,  MB.  BCh.  BAO.Dub 

LLnvd.Langford  Newman,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Wood.  Leonard,  MRCS.  LRCP 

MacKenzie,  Thomas  Campbell,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.    

Connolly,  Edward  Patrick,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.    

Bond,  James  Henry  Robinson,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Harrison,  La\vrence  Whitaker,  M8.  BCh 

Iryiue,  Francis  Stephen,  MB.  BCh.  BAO.Dub 

Morton,  HughMurray,  MB.  MCh 

Babington,  Marcus  Hill,  LRCP.Etl.  LRCS.Ed.  LFPS.Glaf 

rticbards,  FrancisGraham,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Knox,  Ernest  Blake,  MB.  BCh 

Roch,  Horace  Samson,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Harvey,  Frederic,*^^  j/Rf,S'.  LRi  P 

Trimble,  Charles  Edward,  LRCP. Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  LFPS.  Gliu , 

Matthews,  John,  MRCS  LRCP 17  Nov.  99 

M'Loughlin,  Wilfred  Montagu,  LSA. 17  Nov.  99 

Siberrv,  Edward  Wdliani,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  !i7  Nov,  90 

Wingate.  Basil  Fenton,  MRCS.  LRCP ;i7  Nov.  99 

O'Reillv,  Patrick  Stanislaus  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  '17  Nov.  90 


BKGIUEKT,  OB 
STATlOir, 


3  Jan.  golSouth  Africa. 
28  Jan.  ggjSouth  Africa. 
28  Jan,  99  South  Africa, 
28  Jan.  99  South  Africa. 
28  Jan,  99I  South  Africa. 
28  Jan.  99'West  Africa. 


South  Africa, 

Soutti  Africa. 

S  lutli  Africa. 
^,, South  Africa. 
28  Jan.  99]  Egyptian  Army. 
28  Jan.  99  EgVptian  Army. 
28  Jan.  gglSoutb  Africa. 
28  Jan,  gglSouih  Africa. 
28  Jan,  gg'south  Africa. 
28  Jan.  ggt  South  Africa. 
28  Jan.  gg'South  Africa. 
Jan,  ggUoutb  Africa. 
28  Jan.  99  South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

Ch  -ster. 

South  .Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa, 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa, 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa, 
outh  Africa. 


95 
8  Jan.  gg 

28  Jail.  99 

28  July  99 

23  Jul.V 

28  July  99 

28  July  go 

2S  July  99 

28  July  99 

28  July  99 

28  July  og 

23  July  99 

28  July  99 

28  July  99 

28  July  09 

28  July  99 

28  July  99 

28  July  99 

Jul.y  99 


28  July  09  So'ith  Africa. 
28  July  ggjSouth  Africa. 
28  July  99  South  Africa. 
28  .Tilly  gg'South  Africa. 

Jul.y  ogjSouth  Africa. 

.Inly  gglSouth  Africa. 
28  Jul.v  gg'Soulh  Africa. 
28  Jul.y  gglSouth  Africa. 


South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
Lichfield. 
South  Africa. 
28  July  99  South  Africa. 
3  July  99  South  Africa. 


Jul.y  99 
July  99 
28  July  99 
■S  tjuly  99 
2^  Jul.v  99 


17  Nov.  gg 
17  Nov.  gg 
17  Nov.  99 
17  Nov.  99 
17  Nov.  99 
17  Nov.  99 
17  Nov.  99 
17  Nov.  99 
17  Nov.  99 


4D-_ 
4  Dec.  99 
4  Pec.  99 
4  Dec.  99 
4  Dec.  05 
4  Dec.  99 
4  Dec.  99 
4  Dec.  99 
4  Dec.  99 
4  Dec  99 
4  Dec.  99 
4  Dec.  99 
4  Dec,  99 
4  Dec.  99 
4  Dec, 
4  Dec.  99 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr,  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
Avgles,  Robert  Lendon,  L.SA '25  Apr.  00 


Merry,  Frederick  Htillard,*"  MB.  MCh. 

Hime,  Henry  Charles  Ruoert.  MB.  BCh 

Camming,  Charles  Chevin,  MB.  BCh 

MacLaughlin,  Arthur  ilaunsell,  MB.  BCh 

Hartigan,  James  Andrew,  MB.  BCh 

Martin,  James  Fitzj^erald,  MB.  BCh 

M'Dounell,  Kdmond,  MB 

Smith.  Charles  Senver,  MB.  BCh 

Safford,  Arthur  Hunt,  LSA 

Cuddon-Fletcher,  An^jrus  Joseph  Macnab 

Oarlyon,  Arthur  Farrington.  LSA 

Baist.  James  Martin.  MB.  BCh 

Davies,  Robert  Lonj^'fielu,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  

Cato,  Charles  Stanley,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Evans,  Charles  Robert,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Croly,  William  Chapman,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.   

Biggam, Thomas.  J/J?.  BCh 

Richardson,  Hu;.'h,  MB.  MCh 

Biker,  William  Lincoln,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Cotton,  Frederick  William.  .l/^ZC'^,  LRCP 

Parry,  Frank  Mardon,  MB.  BCh 

Dinnis,  Bertram  Ramsev,  MB 

Twigff,  James  Stuart,  MB.  BCh 

Adye-Curran,  William  John  Patrick,  LRCPI.  L3.CSI. 
Powell,  John,  MB. 


South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
Soutli  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South.  Africa. 
Soutb  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
Sou^h  Africa. 
South  Africa. 

outh  Africa. 

nnih  Africa. 
Woolwich. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
Aldershot. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 
South  Africa. 


387 


Eoi/al  Army  Mediccd  Curjjs. 


LlRDTEUANTS. 

Foster,  John  Georg-e,  MB.  BCk 

Ford,  Ernest  George,  MB.  BCh 

Walker,  Francis  Spring-,  LItCPI.  LECSI 

Purser,  Lydmar  Motme,  MB.  BCh 

Bennett,  Williara,  MB 

Stock,  Philip  Graham 

Fawcus,  Harold  Ben,  MB.  BCh. 

Fielding,  Thomas  Evelvn,  3fB.  BCh 

Sewell,  Evelyn  Pierce.  Jl/yy-  MHCS.  LECB 

Straton,  Charles  Henry,  MRCS.  LRCF 

Bai-tlett,  Basil  Sorley  

Brown,  Robert  Tilbury,  MB.  MRCS.  LRCF 

Carroll,  George,  LRCPI.  LRCSI. 

Hyde,  DermotOwen,  MB.  BCh 

Hamerton,  Albert  Ernest.  MRCS.  LRCP 

Houffhtan,  Georffc  John  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  

C  lurton,  John  Gaitskell,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Waring,  Arthur  Durham,  MB 

Stevenson,  Thomas  Herbert,  MB.  MCh.... 

Ciithbert,  Jame^  Mackie,  MB.  BCh 

M'Lennan,  Farquhar,  il/i?.  BCA 

WestoD,  Alfred  FoUani,  LSA 

Dorgan,  James,  MB.  BCh 

Farnivall,  Charles  Hilton,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Robinson,  James  Herhert,  MRCS.  LRCP 

FitzGerald,  FitzGerdld  G'lbbeit 

Curr,  Cbarles  Henrv  MD.  BCh 

Bennett,  Edmund,  LRCPI.  LRCSI 

Lauder,  Francis  Piua 

Adderley,  Arthur  Charles,  LRCP.Ed  LRCS.Ed.  LFPS.Qlas. 

Tobin,  John,  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  LFPS.Glas 

Leary,  George  Edward,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Weston,  Herbert  Ernest 

Hendersou,  Patrick  Hacrart,  MB.  BCh 

Murphy,  John  Patiick  Joseph.  MB.  BCh 

Greenwood,  Arthur  RowIhikI,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Hardy,  Frederick  Hiilbim,  MRCS.  LRCP. 

Spiller,  William  Moreland  Haladaj',  MB.  BCh 

Jameson,  Archibald  Douglas  

Bennett,  William,  MB. 

Burke,  Bernard  Bruce  LRCPI.  LRCSI. 

Fry,  Walter  Burgess   

Ronayne,  Charles  Richard  Louis,  MB 

Bailhe,  George,  MB 

Thorpe,  Llewellyn  Lancelot  Grajme,  LSA 

Hall,  John  Blake,  LSA 

('rosthwait,  William  Silvister,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  

Douglass.  Perc,^'  Clarence 

Ellery,  Richard  Francis 

Popham,  Robert  Lionel,  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  LFPS.Gla» 

M'Grigor,  Henry  Jiunes,  3IB 

Goodwin,  William  Richard  Power    

Brunskill,  John  Hnudfield.  MB 

Duffey,  Arthur  Cameron,  MD 

Gibson,  Arthur  William 

Myles,  Charles  Duucan.  MB 

Hunt,  Rochtord  Noel,  MB 

Howlev,  Henry  Edward  Joseph  Alphonsus 

Fawcett.  Ralph  Frankland  Morris 

Steele,  William  Lawrence   

Davidson,  Hugh  Allan.  MB 

Finucane,  Tlioma?.  MB 

West,  John  Weir.  MB 

Riach,  William,  3ID 

Bateman,  Herbert  Raymond  

Pinches,  Horace  George   

AVhite,  Thomas 

Kennedy,  James  Crawford,  MB '. ! 

Parsons,  Arthur  Ruacombe  Crane 

Cautley,  John  Burton 

Sparkes,  AVilliam  Moore  Bell 

Smith,  Samuel  Bovlan,  MD 

Powell,  E»re  "William 

Jones,  John    

Waters,  Walter  James   '....'.'.'.". '..'.!!.,.*.!!.L".'.'. '.'.*.]!"!! 

Pares,  Basil    '.".*'.'.*'.'*....'.*.'.". 

Shea,  Henry  Francis.  MB 

Flemmg,  Charles  Elphinstone.  MB 

Bodington,  Perciva!  James.  MB 

Whelan,  Jo&eph  Froucis,  MB 

Lelean,  Percy  Samuel,  PRCS !!..!!....!.!!!".'!.'..".!!.!!.".'!."!!!!!! 

Barkley.  Jame;^ '"'." 

Odium,  William  Henry "/...'..*"."'."'."/.y./.'..".V.V..".. ..".'. 

Stephens,  Frederick  Archer .''......'.'......'........... 

Sterling,  Miles  George   '. !!"!!"!!!!!!! 

Power,  William  Moroney 

Johnson,  John  Tyrer,  MB ....".".!!.".*."!!!!!".'.'.' 

L'Estrans-e,  Edgar  Francis  . 

Black,  Robert  Barclay,  MB !!...!!."."!!!!*!!!!!!!" 

M'Farlan,  Williara  Morehead,  MB ". 

Unwin,  Thomas  Barton,  MB "!!!!....]! 


LiEtrx. 


25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr,  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
35  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  Apr.  00 
25  A'  r,  00 
25  Apr.  00 
30  May  00 
30  May  00 
30  May  00 
30  May  00 
30  May  00' 


BEOIMENT,    OK 

_^  STATION. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

South  Africa. 

Aldershot. 

Aldershot. 

Alderdhot. 

Netley. 

Curragh. 

Imperial  Representative 

Aldershot. 

Aldershot. 

Aldershot. 

Aldershot. 

Aldershot. 

Bengal. 

Punjab. 

Bombaj*. 

Bombaj". 

Punjab. 

Ceylon. 

Aldershot. 

Lancaster. 

Aldershot. 

Aldershot. 


Corp-. 


Aldershot. 


30  May  00  Aldershot. 
30  May  00  Aldershot. 
21  Juneoo  Aider.«hot. 
21  Juneoo  Cork. 
21  Juneoo  Netley. 
21  Juneoo  Netley.    , 
21  June  00  Aldershot. 
21  .Inne  00  South  Africa. 
21  June  00  Aldershot. 
21  Juneoo  Colchester. 
21  Juneoo.Devonport. 
21  June  00!  Portsmouth. 
21  Juneoo'Chatham. 
21  June  00' Dover. 
21  June  00  Salis'bury  Plain. 
21  Juneoo  Salisbury  Plain. 
21  Juneoo  Salisbury  Plain. 
21  June  00  Aldershot. 


June 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  001 
29  Nov.  ooj 
9  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00 
7.g  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov.  00 
29  Nov,  00 
29  Nov.  00 
14  Nov.  00 
14  Nov.  00 
14  Nov.  CO 
14  Nov.  00 
14  Nov.  00 
14  Nov.  00 
14  Nov.  00 
1 4  Nov.  00 
14  Nov.  00 
14  Nov.  00 
14  Nov.  oo| 
14  Nov.  00 
14  Nov.  00 
14  Nov.  00 
14  Nov.  do' 
14  Nov.  00 
14  Nov.  oo| 


Aldershot. 


Boyal  Army  Medical  Corjn 

Qfabthe  JIastehs. 


388 


QUAaTEB 
MASTEB. 


kJii.  I: 


I  July    81 


I  July    Si 


Kennedy,  Thos.  Francis  (Li. 

of  Orderlief!,g  June  77;  Hon. 

Capt.  9  June  S7) 

Phillips.    Thomas*-"    {Lf. 

Orderlies,  2  Sept.  So;  Mi 

Capt,  ?.  Sept.  90) 
Merritt,  George*'^^  {Hon.  Capt.  > 

10  July  qq)  ) 

Gillman,  David  James  (Hon.'} 

Capt.  7  Aui:.  97)     >■ 

Beach,  JosephHerbertWolte*30 ', 

{Hon.  Captain,  8  Jan.  00)  ...  ) 

^howlQiS.Edwin^^HHon.Capf.'l 
24  Dec,  co)  j 

Kyle,  Frederick"*  [Son.  Capt.  \ 
24  Dec.  00)  } 


South  Africa. 


South  Africa. 


Adams,  Richard*^^ 

Hirst,  James*^* 

Hewitt,  Martin-^35 

Goater,  Benjam^in 

Lockhart,  Harry"^ 

Bero,  Churles 

Lines,  Edward*^:  

Tandy,  John  

Freshwater,  Ai'thur    

Crawley,  Charles 

Brake,  Timothy  Francis'33  ... 
Short,  John  Bartholomew**" 

Hasell.  Harry  Godley    

Dallas,  David 

Mathews,  John 

Finley,  Alexander    

Dig'.^ins,  William  James**^  ... 

Allen,  George  Levsi"stone 

Bruce,  Alexander 

Macintosh,  Philip 

Hawkey,  Richard , 


10  July    SgAVoohvich. 

7  Aug.   89  South  Africa. 

8  Jan.    90  South  Africa. 
Malta. 

24  Dec.    90  South  Africa.' 
24  Dec.    90  Aldershot. 


QH.  MB.  and! 

HON    LIBUT.j 


4  Feb. 
4  Feb. 

22  Apr, 

23  Dec. 
16  Mar. 

11  Jan. 

4  Oct. 

16  Apr. 
22  July 

8  Aug. 

5  Sept. 

12  Sept. 

17  Apr. 
17  Apr. 
25  Mar. 

6  May 
3  June 

9  June 

24  Nov. 

24  Aug. 

25  Dec. 


91  South  Africa 

gilSouth  Africa. 

91  South  Africa. 

91  [Egypt. 

92Bgypt. 

93  South  Africa. 

93  Portsmouth. 
94|South  Africa. 

94  South  Africa. 
94!  Aldershot. 
94|Soutb  Africa. 

94  South  Africa. 

95  Malta. 

95  South  Africa. 
g6,Gibrahar. 

96  South  Africa. 
q6|Hong  Kong. 

97  Dublin. 
q7;South  Africa. 
93;South  Africa. 
9S!South  Africa. 


Whitehorn,  John  Chas. Butler 

Paiutou,  George  Henry 

Brook,  Henry  Spantou 

Spackman,  Harry    

Sellex,  George  Alfred   

Chalk,  Alfred  James  

Clarke,  William  Molson*"    ... 

Green,  John  

Talbot,  Wm.  John  Campbell 

Moss,  Edward  Percy 

Essex.  Bertram  Edward   

M'Clay,  John     

Short,  George  Francis  

Woollev,  Henrj-^*^    

Duffield,  Sidney*'" 

Glennon, John  

Ferguson,  James 

Hall,  Frederick  AVilliam    

Morrison,  Alexander  

Attwood,  Joseph  

Duncan,  William 

Roberts,  Richard  Owen 

Bruce,  Forbes  

Hohvay,  Walter  George    

Offord,  Edward  Pegden 

Audus,  Henry  Joseph  Francis 

Bradley,  Hugh 

ConoUy,  John  Beresford  

Houghton,  Edwin    

iScott,  Richard  

Wilson,  Alexander 

Glover,  Henry  William 

Exton,  Thomas 

; Crnokes,  Frederick**^ 

Cowan,  Roderick  Robinson... 
Bensnn,  George  Augustus  ... 

Jacomb,  Thi^mas  Joseph 

1  Wheeler.  Arthur+^o 

Wakefield,  Harrv  Penfold 

Nil>lett,  Alfred  Henry  Hinton 
Pilgrim,  Arthur  Joseph   


MR.  and'    g^^Tjojr. 
HON.  LIEUT. 

8  Mar.   99  S.  Africa. 

24  Juue  99  S.  Africa. 

12  July    99  S.  Africa. 

4  Oct.     99  S.  Africa. 

28  Oct.     99'S.  Africa. 

iS  Xov.   99'S.  Africa. 

iS  Nov.   99'St.  Helena. 

18  Nov.    99JS.  Africa. 

iS  Nov.    99iS.  Africa. 

18  Nov.   99JDevonDort. 

6  Dec.    99'S.  Africa. 

6  Dec.    99'Netley. 

6  Dec.    99  Curragh. 

Aldershot. 

S.  Africa. 

S.  Africa. 

S.  Africa. 

S,  Africa. 

S.  Africa. 

S.  Africa. 

S.  Africa. 

S,  Africa. 


13  Dec.  99 
13  Dec.  99 
13  Dec.    99 

3  Jan.    00 

3  Jan.    00 

3  Jan.  00 
24  Jan.  00 
24  Jan.  00 
24  Jan.    00 

3  Feb.    00 

3  Feb.    00  Chester. 

3  Feb.    oo'S.  Africa. 

3  Feb.    oojNetley. 
10  Feb.    oo!s.  Africa. 

7  Mar.  oo'S.  Africa. 
17  Mar.  oOjS.  Africa. 
17  Mar.  oolAldershot. 
17  Mar.  go's.  Africa. 
17  Mar.  d! 
2^  May  00 
23  May  00  3.  Africa. 
30  May  00  S.  Africa. 
"2  June   00  DubUn. 

2  June  00  S.  Africa. 
23  June  00  S.  Africa. 
23  Juue  00  S.  Africa. 

4  July  OD  S.  Africa. 
15  Aug.   00  3.  Africa. 


Depot  and  Training  ScJiool,  Aldershot^ 


Officer  Commanding.— 

Second  in  Command  and  Instructor. — Major  H.  E.  R.  James,  25  Apr.  90. 

Adjutant. — 

Commanding  A  Company. — Major  C.  H.  Hale,  DSO.  29  July  97. 

Commanding  B  Company/  and  Asitixtant  Instructor. — 

Commanding  C  Company, — Captain  E.  M'K.  Williams,  i  Apr.  99. 

Coinmandinj  Proci>-iuna!  Company. — Captain  F.  A.  Symons,  MB.  i  Oct.  00. 

Q,narter  Master. — Hon.  Lieut.  C.  Crawley,  28  Apr.  gS. 

^  Director  General  J.  Jameson  was  promoted  Surgeon  "in  consideration  of  his  highly  meritorious  services 
during  an  epidemic  of  yellow  fever  in  Trinidad."  Had  charge  of  the  D  division  of  the  English  ambutance  in 
the  Franco-German  war  from  October  1S70  till  March  1S71,  and  was  employed  at  the  siege  of  Paris  and  in 
the  campaign  on  the  Loire. 

*  Surgeon  General  AV.  Taylor  served  with  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1S77  (Medal),  and  with  the  Burmese 
Expedition  in  18S5-86  on  the  Staff  of  the  Commander  m  Cliief  in  India  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Clasp).  Was 
attached  to  the  Head  Quarters  of  the  Japanese  Army  during  the  Japnn  and  China  war  in  1894  (Japanese  War 
Medal).  Served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895  as  Principal  Medical  Officer 
with  the  Force  (promoted  to  be  Surgeon  Major  General,  Star).  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir 
Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S9S  as  Principal  Medical  Officer,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Kharto-im  (mentioned  in 
■despatches,  CB.,  2Dd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

■*  Surgeon  General  Preston  served  in  medical  charge  of  the  66th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80,  and 
was  present  at  the  affair  at  Girishk,  in  the  engagement  at  Maiwand  (dangerously  wounded),  and  throughout  the 
•defence  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  oromoted  Surgeon  Major  with  relative  rank  of  Lt.Colonel,  and 
Medal). 

^  Surgeon  General  O'Dwyer  Rcrved  in  the  Egyntian  war  of  1S82  in  command  of  No.  2  Bearer  Company,  and 
was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  9th  September  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- Kebir  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  promoted  Surgeon  Major  with  relative  rank  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  iri  1884-Ss  as  Secretary  to  the  Princinal  Medical  Ofhcer  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Clasp). 

8  Surgeon  General  C.  M'D.  Cuffe  served  in  the  Kafir  war  of  1878  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  of  the 
Transkei  Column  throughout  the  operations  against  the  Galekas.  Served  throughout  the  Zulu  campaign  as 
Principal  Medical  Olticer  of  the  Northern  and  subsequently  of  Wood's  Flying  Column  from  the  commencement 
■of  operations  till  the  action  of  Ulundi  and  conclusion  of  the  war  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.^  and  Medal  with 
Clasp).     Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S87-8S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

»  Surgeon  General  H.  S.  Muir  eerved  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1873-80,  including  the  engagement  at  Shahjm 
(Medal). 

^^  Sm-geon  General  W.  A.  Catherwood  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  187^-74  (Medal  with  Claspl.  Served  ?n  the 
Egyptian  war  in  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  Star). 
Served  in  ihe  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  18S4  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  at  tne  base 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  nromoted  Surgeon  Major  with  relative  rank  of  Lt.Colonel,  Clasp). 

^^  Surgeon  General  W.d!  Wilson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  cf  :373-3o  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition 
underSir  Gerald  Graham  in  iS34  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  of  the  Infantry  Brigade,  and  was  present  m  the 
engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Surgeon  Major  with  relative  rank  01 
Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Claspe,and  Khedive's  Star).  Ser\-ed  in  the  South  African  war  m  logg-tgooasa 
Principal  Medical  Officer.  .        ■    ^     t, 

1-  Surgeon  General  W.  S.M.  Price  served inthe  Afghan  warof  187S-80,  andtookpartintheoperationsm  the  Bazar 
Valley,  including  the  engagement  at  Deh  Sarakh  (Medal).     Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  m  iSS4-L>5  witu  tne 
Korti  Field  Hospital  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star^. 
^'  Colonel  John  Maturin  served  in  the  .Ashanti  war  in  1873-74  (Medal). 


389  'Royal   Army  Medical  Corps. —  War  Services. 

•*  Surgeon  General  T.  O'FaiTell  find  Colonel  R.  C.  Eaton,  Lt.Ctilonels  W.  B.  Slaughter,  H.  Chai-lesftorth,  E.  A. 
Eoche,  R.  D.  Hodson,  H.  C.  Kirkpatiick,  and  P.  J.  Dempsey  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-S0  (Medal). 

'■■'  Colonel  R.  H.  Carew  served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1868  with  the  45th  Regiment,  and  was  present 
at  the  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Sikkioi  Expedition  in  18S8  as  Senior  iledical  Officer  (men- 
fiioned  in  despatches.  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp].  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  Went  Frontier  of  India 
under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  Medal  with  Claspj. 

-0  Surgeon  General  Evatt  served  in  thePerak  Expedition  in  187*!  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war 
of  i87S-So,and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Ali  Musjid;  was  Senior  Medical  Officer  with  Tyller's  Column  in  the 
expedition  to  the  Bazar  Valley  (meutioned  in  Lieut. General  Maude's  despatch)  ;  was  in  charge  of  a  Section, 
Field  Hospital  on  the  return  march  to  India  in  June  1879  (thanked  by  the  Governor  General  and  by  the  Commander 
in  Chief  in  India  in  General  Ordci's) ;  afterwards  served  in  charge  of  a  Field  Hospital  with  Sir  Charles  Gough'a 
Srigadeduring  the  advance  to  Gnndamuck  and  Cabul  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  expedition  to  the 
Soudan  in  1S85  in  command  of  the  2nd  Bearer  Company  of  the  Medical  Staff  Corps,  and  was  present  in  the  en- 
gagement at  Hasheen  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive'a 
Star).  Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1890  in  command  of  the  British  Field  Hospital  (mentioned  in 
despatches). 

21  Colonel  \V.  M'Watters  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Hasara  Expedition 
in  zSoi  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

22  Colonel  H.  Comerford  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S75.  ^nd  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Ulundi  (Medal  with 
Clasp).     Served  in  the  Boer  war  uf  iSSi.and  took  part  in  the  I'efencp  of  Pretoria  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

2*  Colonel  W.  F.  Burnett  served  in  tbe  Zulu  war  ufiS79  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Afghan  war 
from  2nd  January  to  2Sth  August  1S80,  the  greater  part  of  the  time  in  medical  charge  of  the  ist  Battalion 
25th  Regiment  (  Medal).     Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-05  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-^  Colonel  E.  Townsend  served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  from  December  1867  to  June  1868,  and  was 
present  at  the  action  of  Arogee  (Medal).  Served  throughout  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  1875-76, 
including  the  actions  of  the  4th,  14th,  and  20th  January,  and  4th  February — severely  wounded  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  present  in  the  engagement  at  Uhindi  (mentioned  in  despatches). 
Served  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuni  in  1879,  and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  the  stronghold  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i332,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star).  Seived  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-S6  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1S95-96  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Starl.  Served  in  the  campaign 
on  the  Noith  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Muhmnnd  Field  Force  (men- 
tioned in  despatches),  and  afterwards  as  Principal  Blodical  Officer  1st  Division  Tiiah  Expeditionary  Force 
[mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  and  Modal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as 
Principal  Medical  Officer  ist  Infantry  Division, and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Belmont  and  Enslin  (meu- 
tioned in  despatches). 

-^  Surgeon  General  J.  F.  Supple  served  in  the  Ashantee  war  of  1873-74,  and  was  present  at  the  att:.ck  on  and 
defence  of  the  Hospital  atFoumanah  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-S0  {Medal;.  Served  with  the 
Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS6-87  as  Senior  Medical  Officer  6th  Brigade  (meutioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 
-'  Colonel  J.  H.  Moore  served  in  the  Ashantee  war  of  1873-74  from  the  loth  October  1873,  including  the 
defence  of  the  Hospital  at  Foomanah  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1B7S-79,  and  took 
part  in  the  occupation  of  Candaharund  Khelat-i-Ghilzie  and  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo 
near  GhuzneelMedal  with  Clasp). 

-'"  Colonel  R.  de  la  C.  Corbett  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (mentioned  in  despatches,  D50., 
and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

-■*  Surgeon  General  W.  H.  M'Xamara  served  in  the  Ey-yptian  war  of  1882  attached  to  the  ist  Battalion  Ho5'al 
Irish  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in 
ihc  campaign  in  the  Soudan  undei-  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  f*s  Principal  Medical  Officer  British  Brigade, 
and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Khaitoum  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Cfi.,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive'e  Medal  with  two  Clasns). 

■^'  Colonel  T.  J.  Gallwey  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of 
Ali  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(Modal  with  Clasp,  and  KhetUve's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  E.\pedition  m  1884-85,  had  charge  of  the  Dobbeh 
Field  Hospital,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column  on  its  return  to  Koiti  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  promoted  Surgeon  Major,  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir 
Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S96  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  to  the  force,  including  the  enLragement  at  Firket  and 
the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  11,  despatches.  CB.,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps);  and 
in  the  operations  in  1897-98  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  Egyptian  Army,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  th'; 
Atbara  (meutioned  in  despatches)  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  to  be  Colonel,  two  Clasps 
to  Khedive's  Medal).  Nominated  to  the  3rd  Class  of  the  Med.iidie  for  services  under  the  Eg^'ptian  Governmen'-. 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1^99-1900  as  Principal  ^Medical  Officer  Infantry  Division. 

^-  Colonel  Beamish  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  with  the  siege  train  of  the  1st  Division  of  the  Cabul 
Expeditionary  Force  in  Dadur  and  the  Bolan  Pass  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

^*  Surgeon  General  J.  A.  Clery  served  during  Ihe  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  in  charge  of  the  Abu  Dom  FieM 
Hospital  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert 
Kitchener  in  1S98,  and  wus  present  in  the  operations  subsequent  to  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal). 

^*  Colonel  W.  J.  Fawcett  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)* 
Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  188S  (mentioued  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  _;  1 

■**  Colonel  W.E.  Saunders  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal).  Also  served  in  the  Boer  war  in  iSSi.  Serverl 
in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  Intha  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tiruh 
Expeditionary  Force  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  on  the  Line  of  Communications  (mentioned  in  desi>atchcs,  CB^ 
andMedal  with  twu  Clasps). 

37  Colonel  A.  H.  Anthonisz  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the 
Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Clasp). 

^*  Colonel  James  M'Namara  was  in  medical  charge  of  the  troops  (detachments  of  Roj^al  Artillery  and  10th. 
Foot)  sent  into  the  Native  State  of  Sunghie  Ujong,  Malay  Peninsula,  m  1874  ;  and  was  present  at  the  attack 
and  capture  of  the  Kapayan  stockades  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80,  and  was  in 
medical  charge  of  Brigadier  General  Brooke's  Brigade  covering  the  retreat  from  Maiwand  ^mentioned  in 
despatches),  took  part  m  the  defence  of  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ments at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasu.  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*"  Colonel  G.  D.  N.  Leake  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal).     Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi.    Served 

with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1  £85-87  1  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^-  Lt. Colonel  M.  D.  O'Connell  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*'  Lt.Coloncl  E.  H.  Joynt  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1SS5--S0  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^*  Colonel  J.  D.  Edge  was  noted  on  the  3rd  December  1872.  "  to  be  promoted  StatI'  Surgeon,  as  soon  as  he 

has  qualified  for  the  superior  grade,  in  recognition  of  his  gallant  services  when  engaged  against  the  Indians 

at  Orange  Walk,  British  Honduras,"  on  the  1st  September   1872.  Served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79.  and  was 

present  in  the  engagement  at  Gingindhlovu  and  at  the  relief  of  Eko we  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Afghan 

war  in  1S79-S0  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Maiwand  in  charge  of  a  Field  Hospital,  and  took  part  in  the 

defeuceof  Candahar  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  Medal).     Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of 

i3S2  with  the  Indian  Contingent,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  in  charge  of  a  Field  Hospital 

(Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Clacs  of  the  Osmanieh.  and  Khedwe's  Star).    Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in 


Hoijal  Army  Medical  Corps, —  War  Services.  390 

1887-89  (Medal  with  two  Clnsps).     Served  in  the  South  Africau  war  in  iSqj-iqo--)  ;is  Prjucipal  Medical  Officer  of 
an  Infantry  Division,  and  was  present  iti  the  eugaprement  :i  t  Stornibcrs'. 

"  Lt.CoIonel  H.  J.  W.  Barrow  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) ; 
also  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1S85-S6  including  the  engagement  at  Giniss. 

*7  Colonel  W.  Donovan  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Cahul  Field  Force,  and  afterwards  with 
the  Koorum  Force,  and  took  part  with  the  Zaimusht  Expedition  under  Brigadier  General  Tytler  in  medicaJ  charge 
of  the  Sjth  King's  Light  Infantry  including  the  assault  of  Zawa  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with 
1  the  Natal  Field  Force  as  a  volunteer.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  i^gs  (men- 
tioned in  despatche8,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Ser\-ed  in  the  South  .Vfricau  war  in  1899-1900  as  Principal  Medical 
Officer  t'avalry  Division. 

♦"^  Lt.CoIonel  R.  H.  Quill  served  with  the  Royal  Artillery  in  the  Koorum  Valley  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1879-80, 
and  had  medical  charge  of  the  Depot  Field  Hospital  during  the  Zaimusht  Expedition  under  Brigadier  General 
Tytler  (Medal). 

*'  Lt.CoIonel  B.  M.  Blenaerhassett  served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1S95 
HMQ.  and  Star). 

^-'  Colonel  H.  H.  Stokes  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedi- 
tion in  1891  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'  Lt.CoIonel  W.  S.  Pratt  served  as  Assistant  Surgeon  with  the  Armce  du  Rhin  under  Marshal  Bazaine  in  the 
Franco-German  war  of  1870-71,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  Gravelotte  and  St.  Privat.  Was  driven  into 
iletz  with  the  French  Army,  and  remained  during  the  siege  and  until  the  surrender  of  the  fortress  from  star- 
vation. Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  18S4-85  on  the  Staff  of  Lord  Wolseley  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
promoted  Sursreon  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^*  Colonel  AV.  B.  AUin  served  in  the  Afghan  -war  of  1878-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in 
1SS4-S5,  and  had  charge  of  the  Field  Hospital  at  Gakdul  Wells  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Surgeon  Major, 
Mi'ilal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1S92,  Served  in  the  South  African 
\v;ir  in  1899-1900  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  Infantry  Division. 

'^  Lt.CoIonel  \V.E.  Web t)  served  mthe  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  waspresent  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  witn  the  Nile  Expedition  in  188^-85  (Clasp). 

'^"^  Lt.CoIonel  R.  W.  Mapleton  served  with  the  Natal  Field  Force  in  the  Boer  war  of  r88i.  Served  in  the 
Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  wiih  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'"  Colonel  W.  L.  Guhbins  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0,  and  took  part  with  the  Bazar  Valley  Expedi- 
tion under  Lieut.General  Maude  in  medical  charge  of  the  5th  Fusiliers,  and  subsequently  of  the  Head  Quarters 
st;vff ;  in  1S79-80  he  served  with  the  Khyher  Line  Force  under  Lieut.General  Bright  in  medical  charge  of  the 
H.ad  Quarters  Staff;  was  also  Divisional  Sanitary  Officer  and  Secretary  to  the  Principal  Medical  Officer,  and 
\v;i^  i)resent  with  the  expeditions  against  the  Mohmunds  and  into  the  Hissarik  Valley  (Medal).  Served  with 
t))M  expedition  to  Burmah  in  1886  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"  Lt.CoIonel  Thomsett  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S78-79,  and  had  medical  charge  of  the  Divisional  Fielci 

Hospital  at  Thnll ;  accompanied  the   expedition  into    the  Khost  country  and  was  present  in  the  engagement 

at  Mattoon  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  withNo.  4  Field  Hospital  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'-  Colonel  O.  G.  Wood  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,   and  was  present  at   the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 

(Mrilal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'■*  Lt.ColonelJohn  Martin  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the 
Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  aa  Personal  Assistant  to  the  Surgeon  General  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■*  Colonel  J.  A.  Gormley  served  during  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  1875-76  (Modal  with 
Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  in  medical  charge  of  the  51st  Light  Infantry,  and  took  part  with  the 
j  expeditions  against  the  Mohmunds  and  into  the  Hissarik  Valley  (Medall.  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881.  Served 
with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  operations  in  South 
I  Africa  under  Sir  Frederick  Carrington  in  1896  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  (mentioned  in  despatches,  iiromoted 
tu  be  Brigade  Surgeon  Lt.CoIonel).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  as  Principal  Medical  GEficev 
Lilanti-y  Division. 

'■'  Lt.CoIonel  C.  H.  Swayne  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-S5  in  charge  of  a  Field  Hospital  at 
Oongola  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-89  (Medal  with 
two  Clasps). 

'■•'  Lt.ColonelF.  W.Trevor  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S7S-80  with  the  Candahar  Field  Force,  and  was  present 
m  the  engagement  at  Ahmed  Kheyl;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and 
w;is  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  tw*o  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  with  the  Nile 
Expedition  in  18S4-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

•'"  Colonel  S.  H.  Carter  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Ahmed  Khevl  (Mednl  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- 
Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India 
under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  (Medal 
with  two  Clasps.) 

''•*  Lt.CoIonel  W.  B.  Miller  served  in  theEgyptian  war  of  1882. and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the 
r^th  August  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-'^  Lt.CoIonel  G.  D.  Bourke  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star); 

also  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-S6,  iuchiding  the  engagement  at  Giniss.     Served 

I  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-S9  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expedi  tiouary  Force  in 

1  1889-90  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp).   Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under 

'  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (raeutionedin  despatches,  Medal  withtwo  Clasps). 

'-  Colonel  J.  C.  Dorman    served    in   the  Afghan  war   in   1878-9,  and   was  present  in  the  engagement    at 

AH  Kheyl  and  at  the  forcing  of  the   Shutargardan  (Medal).    Served  in  the   Egyptian  war  of  1S82  (Medal,  and 

Khedive's  Star). 

' '  Lt.CoIonel  G.  H.  Le  Mottee  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881. 

■*  Lt.CoIonel  W.L.Chester  served  in  the  Boer  war  in  i83i.  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
k  ^6  Lt.CoIonel  Fennserved  in  the  Afghanwar  in  1879-80  in  medical  charge  of  a  battery  of  Royal  Artillery,  and  was 
I  present  at  the  affair  at  Zaidabad ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present 
i  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Sei-ved  in  the 
Soudan  campaign  in  1885  with  the  3rd  Battalion  of  the  Grenadier  Guards,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
j  Hasheen  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasn.  and  Khedive's  Star). 

I      "  LtColonel  A.   T.   Sloggett  served   with    the   Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir   Herbert  Kitchener 
j  in  1896  as  Senior  Medical  Officer  with  the  British  Troops,  includmg  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations 
\  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  to  be  Surgeon  Lt.Clolonel,  4t'b  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive  s 
!   Medal  with  two  Clasps).      Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  1898  a=   Senior 
Medical  Officer  ist  Brigade  British  Division,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum— dangerously  wounded 
mentioned  in  despjitches,  jtromoted  to  the  higher  grade  of  his  rank,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  Clasp). 
i       "8  Lt.CoIonel  Morris  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  with  the  Koorum  Field  Force,  and  m  1879-Sc  with  the 
i  Cabul  Field  Force;  was  v)resent  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  and  in  the  notions  around  Cabul  m  December 
i   1879,  including  tbe  defence  of  Sherpore;  was  in  medical  charge  of  the  92nd  Highlanders  in  the  engagement  at 
Charasiah  in  April  18S0  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
80  Lt.C'donel  Drury  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879    and  in  the  subsequent  operations   against  bekubuni 
'  (Medal  with  Clasp),      Also  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881. 

j  8a  Lt.CoIonel  W.  O.  Wolseley  served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  unrler  Sir  Francis  Scott  m  1895  (promotca 
I  Surgeon  Lt.CoIonel,  Star).  .     ^ 

1  "  Colonel  J.  F.  Williamson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at 
I  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879,  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  1879  including  the  m- 
I  vestment  of  Sherpore;   accompanied    Sir  Frederick    Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at 


391  Boijal  Aiiny  Medical  Corps, — War    Services, 

the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  ^itli  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  in 
the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir— horse  shot  under  him  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1387-33  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  \Villiam  Lockhiirc  in  1097-9S  with  the  Mohmund  Field 
Force  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  afterwards  with  the  Tirah  Kxpeditionary  Force  in  the  Peshawur  Column 
and  the  5th  Brigade  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*'  Lt.Colouel  J .  T.  Carey  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S79-S0,  and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  the  Peiwar 
Kotal  {meniioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Eg^-ptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's 
Star). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  W.  J.  R.  Rainsford  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Khyber  Field  Force  (Medal). 
Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan 
Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-S6. 

^3  Lt.Co]onel  P.  H.  Johnston  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80,  and  took  part  with  the  Zaimusht  Expedition 
including  the  assault  of  Zawa (Medal). 

^•^  Lt.Colonel  I.  B   Emerson  served  with  the   3rd  Foot  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal). 
^^  Lt.Colonel  U.  J.  Bourke  served  in  the  Soudan  camnaign  in  iSSj.and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen, 
in  the  advance  in  support  of  the  Tofrek  zereba,  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star) . 

^^  Lt.Colonel  W.  H.  Allen  served  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  was  present  at  the  surrender 
ofKafrDowarand  Damietta  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) .  Served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  iSSS, 
**  Lt.Colonel  J.L.  Peyton  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  (Medal  with  Clasp, and  Khedive's  Star). 
^'^  Lt.Colonel  G.  A.  Hughes  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with  the 
force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  in  1S84-85  under  Sir 
Charles  Warren.  Served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  I'igs-gb  (Star).  Served  in  the 
campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  as  Senior  Medical  Otticer  2nd  British  Brigade,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentionei  io  despatches,  DSO.,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
with  Clasp). 

■■"^  Lt.Colonel  W.  T.  Johnston  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  in  medical  charge  of  the  ist  Battalion  South 
Statfordshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  in  force  from  Alexandria  on  the  5th  August 
<Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  in  1834-85  under  Sir  Charles  WaiTen. 
Served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1839-90  in  the  Burmah  Column  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^■^2  Lt.Colonel  \V.  W.  Kenny  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Khyber  Line  Force  (Medal).  Served 
in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  the  Tofrek  zereba  (Medal  with  two  Clasps, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

^^^  Lt.Colonel  P.  M.  Ellis  servedVith  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
^''^  It.Colonel  \V.  Keays  received  the  thanks  of  Sir   Uobert  Biddulph,    High  Commissioner  of  Cyprus,  for  his 
services  to  the   Civil  Government  during  a  virulent  epidemic   of   fever  in  Nicosia  in  1881.     Served  in  the 
Egyptian  war  of  1882  in   medical  charge  of  the    ist   Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  (Medal,  and  Khedive's 
Star) ;  also  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  with  No.  z  Bearer  Company,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ments at  Hasheen  and  Temai  (Clasp). 
'^^  Colonel  R.  T.  Beamish  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1836-87  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
^o"  Lt.Colonel  J.  Anderson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS5-36  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
^"7  Lt.Colonel  H.  Grier  served  in  the   South  African  war  in   iSgg-iooo. — See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry, 
■*'  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786. 

'°8  Lt.Colonel  J.  W.  H.  FlanasRu  served  with  the  Southern  Afghanistan  Field  Force  in  the  Afghan  war  in 
0879-80  (Medal).    Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884. 

1°^  Lt.Colonel  O.  E.  P.  Lloyd  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  with  Clarke's  Column,  and  in  the  subsequent 
operations  against  Sekukuni  including  the  storming  of  the  stronghold,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  KiuR 
Cetewayo  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i83i.  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Standerton. 
Served  in  the  Kiichin  Expedition  in  1892-93  with  the  Military  Police,  first  as  Medical  Officer  in  charge  of  the 
North  Eastern  Column,  and  aftarvvards  as  Senior  Medical  "Otlicer  of  the  whole  force,  and  was  present  at  the 
attack  on  the  Sima  Post;  commanded  the  Post  during  the  attack  after  Captain  Morton,  the  Officer  Commanding, 
svas  killed  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Vi^.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp) :  was  awarded  the  Victoria  Cross  for  his  con- 
spicuoui  bravery  under  the  following  circumstances  : — "  During  the  attack  on  the  Sima  Post  by  [vachins,  011  the 
6th  January  last  [1893],  Surgeon  Major  Lloyd,  on  hearint;  that  the  Commanding:  Officer,  Captain  Morton  (who 
had  left  the  fort  to  visit  a  picket  about  80  yards  distant),  was  wounded,  at  once  ran  out  to  his  assistance  under  a 
close  and  heavy  fire,  accompanied  by  Subadar  Matab  Singh,  Ou  reaching  the  wounded  officer.  Surgeon  Major 
Lloyd  sent  Subadar  Matab  Singh  back  for  further  assistance,  and  rem.ained  with  Captaiu  Morton  till  the  Subadar 
returned  with  five  men  of  the  Magwe  Battalion  of  Military  Police,  when  he  assisted  in  carrying  Captain  Morton 
back  to  the  fort,  where  that  officer  died  a  few  minutes  afterwards.  The  enemy  were  within  ten  or  fifteen  paces 
keeping  up  a  heavy  fix-e,  which  killed  three  men  of  the  picket,  and  also  Bugler  Puma  Singh.  This  man  accom- 
panied Captain  Morton  from  the  fort,  showed  great  gallantry  in  supporting  him  in  his  arms  when  wounded,  and 
was  shot  while  helping  to  carry  him  tack  to  the  fort.  (The  Native  officer  and  five  Sepo^'s  above  alluded  to  have 
been  awarded  the  Order  of  Merit.)" 

*i°  Colonel  J.  G-  MacNeece  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  iMedal  with  Clasp). 

"^  Lt.Colonel  C.  Seymour  served  |in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)  :  also 
served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1085-06  iacluding  the  engagement  at  Giniss. 

"*  Lt.Colonel  G.W.  Robinson  served  in  the  operations  in  Burma  in  1891  with  the  Momeik  Column  (Medal  with 
■Clasp) . 

1*7  Lt.Colonel  T.  M.  Corker  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1S97  with  th3  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
"8  Major  E.  H.  Myles  served  witu  the  Burmese  Expediticn  in  1S85-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
'^'  Colontl  H.  Martin  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  i38i. 

'20  Lt.Colonel  A.  E.  J.  Croly  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  SirWdliam 
Lockhart  in  1S97-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  t\\o  Clasps). 

'-'  Lt.Colonel  R.  O.  Cusack  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1S91  as*  Senior  Medical  Officer  with  the 
Column  under  Brigadier  General  Graham  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

12-  Lt.Colonel  H.  L.  Esmonde-White  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

'2^  Major  A.  0.  Geoghegan  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S9S 
(British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal). 

1-*  Lt.Colonel  A.  P.  O'Connor  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S35-S6  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
^-5  Lt.Colonel  D.   Wardrop  served  during  the   Kafir  war  in   137S  as  Civil  Surgeon  in  the  operations  against 
Sekukuni,  and  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Cl^sp). 

'26  Lt.Colonel  J.  M.  Jones  served  as  Civil  Surgeon  during  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
127  MajorP.  M.Carleton  served  in  Burma  with  the  North  Chin  Hill  Field  Force  in  1S92-93  as  Senior  Medical  Officer. 
'-^  Lt.Colonel  C.    R.    Woods  served  in  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1S91  with  the  British  Field  Hospital  in  the 
Column  under  Brigadier  General  Graham  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^0  Lt.Colonel  M.  \V.  Kerin  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1835-86  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
"South  African  war  in  1S99-1900. 

'^1  Lt. Colonels  A.  Peterkin  and  W.  Duc;dale  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  18S1. 

'32  Lt.Colonel  R.  W.  E.  H.  Nicholson  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1893  (Medal 
with  Clast)).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1399-1900. 

'^*  Lt.Colonel  D.  L.  Irvine  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-S5,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kir- 
bekan  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 


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.   "s  Lt.Colone!  E.  R.  Cree  sen-etl  in  the  Soudan  campaiifn  in  1S35  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba  and  at  the  destruction  ol'  Temai  (Medal  n-ith  two  Chisps,  and  Khedive's  Star) 

"6  Major  a.  J.  M'Laughlin  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i38i  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Standerton.  Served 
With  the  Nile  Expedition  of  13S4-S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedi^-e's  Star). 

""  Major  .1.  E.  Dodd  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1S05-96  (Star). 

"«  Major  Twiss  served  as  Civil  Surgeon  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79,  and  has  received  the  Medal  with  Clasp. 
Served  in  the  Eg.rptian  warof  1882  in  medical  charge  of  the  ist  Battalion  Berkshire  Regiment,  and  waspresent  at  the 
surrender  of  Kafr  Dowar  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-35  (Clasp). 
Sei-ved  in  the  South  African  war  in  1399-1903,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Stormberg. 

'2'  Major  C.  ti.  D.  Mosse  served  with  the  expedition  to  Sherbro',  on  the  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  1883  (men- 
tioned in  despatches). 

'*'  Major  E.  \V.  Ford  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

i«  Major  G.  Coutts  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Eobert  Low  in  1S9;  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"Major  Swabey  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  ist  Field  Hospital  (Medal,  and  Khedive's 
Star).  Served  with  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1SS5  in  medical  charge  of  the  loth 
(Railway)  Company  of  Royal  Engineers  (Clasp). 

"*  Major  Rowney  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan 
campaign  in  i335  (Clasp) ;  also  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1835-86. 

i«  Colonel  T.  R.  Lucas  served  in  the  Egyptian  warof  i332,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the 
2Sth  August  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kelnr  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) ; 
also  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  i3o4  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  was 
present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Kile 
Expedition  in  18S4-85  with  the  Camel  Bearer  Company,  and  was  present  in  the  action  at  Abu  Klea  and  in  the  recon- 
naissance to  Metammeh  (two  Clasps) ;  also  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  18S5-S6. 
Served  in  the  onerations  in  the  Northern  Chin  Hids,  Burinah,  in  1892-93  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

'«  Major  A.  G.  Kay  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"5  Major  W.  W.  Pope  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  0]ierations  in  Zululand  in  :S8S.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the 
North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"°  Major  R.  Porter  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895-0  (Star). 

'"Major  C.  A.  P.  Mitchell  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Tel-el- 
Mahutaand  Malisnma,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin.  and  nt  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  and  the  capture  of 
Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85,  and  was  present  at  the 
action  of  Kirbekan  (two  Clasps) ;  also  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-S6. 

"'  Major  T.  B.  A.  Tuckey  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i3S2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served 
with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i£36  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"  Major  F.  A.  Harris  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

1"  Major  F.  A.  B.  Daly  sei-ved  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i332  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  with  the 
Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-36. 

'='  Major  A.  S.  Rose  served  in  the  Egj-ptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Soudan 
Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soudan  Campaign  in  1805  (Clasp).  Seived  in 
the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  5th  to  7th 
February,  including  the  engagement  at  Yaal  Kranz— slightlj-  wounded. 

1^'  Major  J.  Battersby  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895.  and 
was  present  at  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  in  the  engagements  at  Swat  River  and  Panjkora  iMedal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S95  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener,  and  was  present  at  the 
battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Claspj. 

J^  Major  J.  Maconachie  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the 
Nile  E.xpedition  in  1S84-85,  and  was  present  in  the  action  at  Abu  Klea  (two  Clasps). 

■^^  Major  W.  M.  O'Keeffe  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- 
Eebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'^°  Major  T.  J.  O'Doiinell  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the 
Bechuanaland  Expedition  in  1884-S5  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  ;  and  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  188S. 
Served  in  the  South  .\frican  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at 
Magersfontein  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

''■'  Major  John  Osburne  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebip 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  the  Tofrek  zereba  (two  Clasps). 

"■-Major  R.  P.  Hetherington  servetl  in  the  Egyptian  T\ar  of  1 332  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served 
with  the  Nile  Exjiedition  in  1884-85  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  E.xpedition  in  1S91-92,  including  the 
operationsof  the  Xrrawaddy  and  .Vurth-Eastern  Columns  (Medal  with  Claspj.  Served  in  the  South  African  war 
in  1399-1Q00. 

1^*  Major  R.  E.  R.  Morse  served  in  the  Egyjitian  war  of  1SS2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the 
operations  on  the  Soudan  frontier  in  i33y  including  the  engagements  at  Arguin  and  Toski  tmentioued  in 
despatches,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  Clasp). 

'^^  Major  .\  M.  Davies  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882 (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  expedition 
to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1S34,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  El  Teb  and  Temai 
(two  Clasps)  ;  also  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Clasp). 

"^'  Major  H.  W.  Hubbard  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  nt  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'^'  Major  T.  E.  Noding  served  in  the  Eg.yptian  war  of  1882  (iledal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"'*  Major  Yourdi  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  first  with  the  Arm.y  dospital  Corps  at  Alexandria, and  sub- 
sequently in  medical  charge  of  a  batterj-  of  Royal  Artillery  at  Ramleh  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

>'»  MajorR.  I.  D.Hackett  served  in  the  Soudan  campaignin  1SS5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
in  the  operations  in  ZululMud  in  1888. 

'"'  Major  G.  T.  Trewman  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'''  Major  H.  H.  .Johnston  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) .  Served 
,  in  the  campaign  on  the  North-West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98  in  charge  of  No.  1  British  Field  Hospital, 
Malakand,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Landakai,  in  the  operations  in  Bajaur  and  the  Mahmund 
c6untry,  and  at  the  capture  of  the  "Tanga  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 
.  ''"  Major  E.  M.  Wilson  served  during  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  as  Civil  Surgeon  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  with  the  Egyptian 
Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86.  Served  with  the  expedition  up  the  River  Gambia  in  1891-92  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  expedition  to  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scotiin  189=  in  charge  of  Base  Hospital  (C'Jfe.  and  Star). 

'^*  Major  E.  J .  E.  Risk  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Tel-el-Mahuta 
and  Mahsama,  and  at  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin  (Medal,  and  Klieilive's  Star). 

"5  Major  W.  G.  Bu-rell  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S5-83  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign 
in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S93  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  iledal;.  ■  ^  1    , 

■      "'  Major   C.   W.   S.   Magrath  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  ol  jel-el-  ■ 
Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1834-85  (Clasp).    Served 
with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'"'  Major  A.  i^Lane  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  with  the 
Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  1  emai 
(two  Clasps). 


-woinrW  (1  \\'i<ri,t  «prvprl  in  tiieooeratioiis  on  the  Nonn  East  DToai'er  oi  curmau  lu  ioi,i-^--. 
:  M    :    P.-  H.  M^'uno^s^Jrv^dwitl^^'f  Burmese  Expedition  in  x.85-87.  '-'"'''"S  ^^.ii^Pfjt'"?^,  \",  f,Z?o 
.„„„i  „„^  =™ir,c:t.  ti,p  Knrhins  on  the  frontier  of  China  :  m  charge  of  a  section  of  a  Field  Hospital  at  Biiamo 


3gj  Boijal  Annij  Medical  Corps. —  War  Services. 

'*"  Maior  G    E.  Weston  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of   1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  with  the 

rfteiithLuMth  Bauer  es  Royal  Field  Artillei^,  were  lying  in  an  advanced  donpa  close  m  the  rear  ofthe  giras 
witbom  am  VLdical  Officer  ti  attend  to  them,  and  when  a  message  was  sent  hack  asking  for  assistance  Major  W. 
BabUe  E  A  M  C  rrdeC  iinder  a  heavy  rifle  fire,  his  pony  heing  hit  three  times  When  he  arrived  at  the  donga, 
whweU^  wou^^^  cci-ners,  he  attended  to  them  all,  going  from  place  to  place  exposed  to  the 

UeavvrlfleYrrwhi^hiVeV^fanyone  who  showed  himself.    Lateronintheday,  Majtn-Babt,^^^^^^^^^^ 

(.■ongreve  to  hring  in  Lieutenant  Roberts,  who  was  lying  wounded  "«  ««J,t\^",:   7'"^  «|l^ °  "  ^^   '""'"  "  """  ^  ""=■ 
■  «AIiiorR   F   O'Brien  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  1885-86  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .    .    .„. 

.«  Ma  or  J  M'Laughiin  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Tambaka  Country,  on  the  West  Coast  ot  Africa,  m 
,»o:!  as  sin  or  Merttcal  (Officer  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Tambi  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Medal  with 
Clasp"  Served  with  the  expedition  up  'the  Gambia  in  1892  as  Senior  Medical  Officer  ot  the  force,  and  was 
present  at  the  capture  of  Toniataba  (mentioned  in  despatches).  „,.„„„„,  .,  .v,„  hnttlo  nf  Colenso  in  the 

ist  Maior  F.  J.  Lambkin  served  in  the  South  African  m  1899-1(300,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso  in  tile 
operations  o?  ^.st  to  24th  JanuaiT,  .9«.,  including  the  action  at  Spion  Kop,  m  the  engagements  at  \al  Krantz  and 
Pieters  Hill,  and  at  the  relief  of  Ladysmith. 
'»■-  Major  F.  T.  Wilkinson  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  m  1892.  Tel-el-Kehir 

'»«  Major  R.  C.    K.  Latfan  served  in  the  Egyptian  »var  of  188=  and  was  P«.*^';°'  ^'  '*»«  ^f  "^  °5     Nomin'ted 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  with  'he  Nile  Expeclit.on  in  1884-S5  (Uasp)      Nom^^^ 
to  the  3rd  Class  of  the  Order  of  the  Osmanieh  for  his  services  a.s  Inspector  of  Hospitals  to  Jie  li-gyptian 

'^"w'iSo?T''Di'ck"served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85,  and  was  present  in  the  action   at  Abu  KIe» 

Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,      „       .  j      a-    r-„,„i,i  r,.,i,om  in  ,rr^   nnd  was  nresent 

W8  Maior  F  J  Jencken  served  in  the  expedition  tothe  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Giahamm  1884,  and  ^\  as  tireseni 

in  the  Ingagementrat  El  Teb  andTem'ai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star);    also  served  with  the -Nile 

'^•^''Mak.r  F  H  ^TrehemeTerved  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884  in  medical  eharge  of 

theis^B'attluonBSw^tchandwL 

Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  m  1864-i:,,  anil  was  preseutat  the  action 

°^»'^M;f;^H'aTS';erved  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in -.385-36  in  medical  charge  of  a  Battery  of  Royal  j 

''""mZjo^K  O.  wIghSved  in  the  operations  on  the  North  East  Frontier  of  Bormah  m  i 

1™  Major  F.  H.  M.  Burton  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  il 
Mogaung,  and  against  the  Kachins  on  the  frontier  of  China  ;  m  charge 
from  January  1886  to  March  1887  (Medal  with  Clasp).  „i,„j,„i  ,„itv.  rio-r,! 

i"  Major  C.  E.  Nichol  served  with  the  Burmah  Expedition  m  ,885-86  (Medal  with  Clasp).  . 

i«  Major  W.  A.  Morris  served  withthe  Burmese  Expedition  m  '326-87  mentioned  in  despatches  Medal « itU 
l'ln«n>  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lookhai  t  11.  1897  98 
wi^h'^the  TTah  ExpedMoXy^Foi-ce  as  Secretary  to  the  Principal  Medical  Officer  (mentioned  m  despatches. 

'''8i"Ma*r'B.°M!^l'kta-ner  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98  (Medal  with 

*^«  Major  R.  Kirkpatrick  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in   ■f^-S?  (^eda^^ith  two  (Tlasps)      Served  m 

the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of   India   in    1897-98    under  Sir  William  Lockhait  with  the    man 

Expeditionai7  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'»»  Maior  H.  S.  M'Gill  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1S92.  ,  „i,„^„o  „r  xr„    s  TioHprv 

^00  kaor  J    Hickman  served  with  the  Burmese  E.xpedition  in  1886-S7  in  "^^ical  charge  of  NaS  Battery 

Mountain  Artillerv  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the  expedition  up  *e  R.verGambm  in  1892  and  was  present 

at  the  capture  ot  toniataba  (Medal  with  Clasp)   and  in  "«  °P",'^t'°"V°„'|''™J^^^^^^^  ""'''^"-     *"'  '^ 

in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  medical  charge  of  the  2nd  Battalion  East  buiiey  Kegimeiu. 

-M  Major  E.  V.  A.  Phipps  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  1888.  iw  „„„  ;„     so,  c^      Servnii 

M3  Ma  or  A.  Baird  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1^84-85   _  Served 

in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  .888.    Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robeit  Low  m  .89:,  (-MedM 

'''■5  Ma°io?  R    P    Bond  served  with  the  Nile    Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Scar)  ; 
also  scored  inthe  operations  oF  the  Soudan  Frontie?Field  Force  in  1885-86,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at 

'-'liriTjor'iJ^lI-Lynden  Bell  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  .88;-8g  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) 
20;  Major  .1.  Riordan  served  with  the  Hurmese  Expedition  in  1C85-86  (Medal  with  C  asp)  „;„:„_,  r  „^vh,  rt 

=«s  Major  R.  H.  Firth  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  I"  '^I'^^'ie    b.i  W  illiam  LocSha  rt 

ill  .897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  No.  ,,  British  Field  Ho^P'«''.(^I«''*V"!?'r°hefsf  Battalion 
^■»  illjoi  A.  E.Tate  served  in  the  Burmese   Expedition    in  ,886-87  m   ■»f'l'''»''^^«'^f^,°V(Oasn)     Served 

Rifle  Brigade,  and  with  No.  .7  British  Field  Hospital  (.Medal  with  Clasp);  ,^"^,^8^;"  ' °  A*^'"*'  i^i^f ?1  edal  wftt  1 

with  the  Chitral   Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1855  with  No.  6   British  Field  Hospital  ( Jedai  wiin 

°'^u''Majors  C.  E.  Faunce,  H.  P.  Birch,  J.  .J.  C.  Donnet,  and   R.  H.Clement  served   with  the  Nile  Expedition 
in  18S4-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Starl.  ,„„*;„  ,i,„  onOTt^oment  it  Klin 

^.^  Major  R.  J.  Geddes  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  ■899-.9oo,  and  was  present  ,y he  engageme^^^^^^^ 
Drift,  the  operations  at  Paardeberg,  including  the  engagement  at  Kitchenei  s  Kopje,  the  engagemem 
Driefontein,  and  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein. 

=13  Major  A.  Dodd  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,883-86  (Medal  with  Clasp)  Served  m  the  ca^^^ 
liaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Knarto.im  (men 
tioned  in  despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

=»  Maior  G.  Wilson  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Franc  s  Scott  in  1895-96  (Star).  Battalion 

216  Major  F.  S.  Heustin  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  in  medical  charge  of  the  2nd  Battalion 
Northumberland  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .  ,     „,  .,  ttu    ,;.,=■« 

=.>>  Major  M.  O'D.  Braddell  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  ,884-85  '^^^^>  ,7'*  .P'jJ^P'  R'l^''|u,sex 
Star).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  .888  in  medical  charge  of  .'l^e  2nd  Battalion  R<^.ya  Sussex 
Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1E98  an( 
wa5  present  at  the  battle  of  the  Atbara  in  charge  of  the  Bntish  Field  Hospita  s  (";™»'™'?iL(  mentioned  in 
at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  in  command  of  the  Bearer  Company  of  the  ist  British  Brigade  (mentiooeo  in 
despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khethvo's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-■20  Major  H  M.  Sloggett  served  with,  ihe  Miranzai  Eioedition  in  1801  (Medal  with  Clasp).  „„,.„„,.  ,,.;,i,  ,],„ 

'.T'  \ia  or  J.  Maher  seVved  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  ,885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).   Served  « ith  the 

cxneditionto  Ashanti  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  189;  (promoted  Surgeon  Major,  htar).  ,„.     ,     ;, 

220  Major  G.  D.  Hunter  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  ,884-85  (^«'i''l -^''^^lasp,  and  Khedive  s  Star)  ;  in 

the  otSions  ofthe  Soudan   Frontier  Field   Force  in  ,885-86.  and  in  the  operations  m  the  *°"dan  m  ,885  89. 

ncln    mg Seengagemenl  at  Gemaizah  (Clasp).     Served  w,th  the  Dongola  E-Peditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herhe.t 
Kitchen?,-  ni  ,896  as  Senior  .Medical  Officer  to  the  force,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  <"«  0V^™''?"„ 
at  Hafir  (mentioned  m  despatches.  DSO.,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).    Nominated 
tlip  Ath  Class  ot  the  Order  of  the  Osmanieh  for  services  with  the  Egyptian  Army.  , 

Sr'MaiwL.E.  An.Iei'Son  sei-vedwith  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  m  the 


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E-<i5tern  Soudan  iu  1885  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Klicdive's  Star).      Served  in  the  South  Africaii  war  in  i8qq- 
:  -.  - .  on  Special  Service. 

'-'  Major  G.  K.  Rassell  served  iu  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) 
Served  iu  the  operations  in  Burma  ia  1891-9?  with  the  Irrawaddv  and  North  Eastern  Columns  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

--9  Major  A.  E.  C.  Spence  served  in  the  Soudan  caranaiffn  in  1885  (Medal  with  Claso.  and  Khedives  Star). 

-J"  Major  J.  R.  Mallins  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-S6  Lucludin*  the  engagement 
at  Giniss  (Medal,  aud  Khedive's  Star;. 

-31  Major  X.  Manders  served  in  the  Soudan  cr.mpaisn  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
in  the  Burmese  Expedition  under  Brigadier  i.ienerals  Lockhart  and  Collect  with  the  Souihern  Shaa  Column 
in  iSS;-S3,  and  with  the  Karen  Expedition  in  1S83-89,  including  the  action  at  Lwekaw  and  minor  affairs— severely 
wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-•^- Major  C.  Birt  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Serveil 
with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  iu  189s  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-^  Majors  L.  R.  Colledge,  S.  F.  Freyer,  S.  Butterworth,  and  C.  J.  Holmes  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in 
]      ;   {Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'-'■''  Major  R.  S.  P.  Henderson  served  in  the  Soudan  carapaiffn  iu  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ment at  Tofrek  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the 
,  Burmese  war  in  i836  including  the  operations  of  the  Wuntho  Expedition  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  and  in  the 
expedition  against  the  Tounhon  Kakyens  in  i38g  (Claso)  ;  also  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expedition  ou  the 
stiitf  of  Sir  Charles  Arbuthnot  (Clasp) ;  also  with  the  Wuutho  Expedition  in  1891  as  Senior  Medical  Officer  with 
Sir  (ieorge  Wolseley  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 

-^■■'  Major  J.  R.  Forrest  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  i85  5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-'^'  Major  M.  W.  Russell  served  with  the  Soudan  Fronuer  Force  in  rS85-Sn  including  the  engagement  at  Giniss 
(  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  and  Kidderzai  Expeditions  in  1890  under  Sir  George 
Whue,  including  the  march  to  Vihowa. 

■n  Major  A.  Stables  served  iu  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  (Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

~*^  Majors  J.  D.  Moir,  C.  \V.  Johnson  and  C.  C.  Reilly  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86 
(Mt-dal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-*^  Major  R.  Crofts  served  with  the  expedition  against  the  Jebus,  Ligos,  iu  1S92  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
^redal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1S98,  including  the  Karene  Expedition  (men- 
I  I  ned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

''  Major  G.  E.  Hale  served  witb  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  18S5-86,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
niL-nt  at  Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  B.irmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  (Medal  with 
riiisp)  ;  and  in  1SS9-91  with  the  Tonhon  and  Wuntho  Expeditions  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of 
Iii'Ua,  mentioned  in  despatches.  DSO.  and  Cla&p). 

-»^t  Major  C.  C.  Reilly  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  iS35-36  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-■♦'*  Major  S.  N.  Cardozo  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1S85-86.  including  the  engasement  a 
Kosheh  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir 
Rnl)ert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-^'1  Major  W.  Turner  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892. 

■-'-'1  Major  G.  M.  Dobson  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1805-80  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Served  in  the  operations  against  the  Eastern  Lnshai  clans  iu  1892  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

--'  Major  H.  J.  Fletcber  served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  iSoi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-'■''  Maior  F.  W.  C.  Jones  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  ir.  18S6-S9  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal 
v.ith  two  Clasps). 

-•'^  Major  J.  Meek  served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  i83S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

''^'  Major  C.  L.  Josling  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Gambia  against  Fodey  Silah  in  1894  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Ashauti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1S95-96  (Star). 
-Sfived  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

"-•''■*  Major  W.  B.  Day  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Stovmberg. 

-■'■'  Major  D.  R.  Hamilton  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-8S  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-'■"  Major  S.  R.  Wills  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  iSyi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on 
th.-  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1397-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-"''  Major  M  L.  Hearn  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iSSs-S;  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  with  the  Chin- 
Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  18S9-90  (Clasp). 

-^-  Major  S.  C.  Philson  served  in  the  operations  on  the  North  East  Frontier,  Burmah,  in  1892-93. 

-'^'  Mu]or  J.  S.  Green  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  and  with  the  Burmese 
Expedition  in  1891-92,  including  the  operations  of  the  Irrawaddy  Column  (Clasp  1. 

-'■''  Major  P.  C.  H.  Gordon  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  iu  1886-89  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal 
with  two  Clasps). 

-^^  Major  L.  T.  M.  Nash  served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with 
Clasp)  ;  and  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp). 

-•'S  Major  J.  H.  Brannigan  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1S90.     Served  in  the  campaign  on  the 
North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-08  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  South 
I   African  war  in   1899-igoo  with  the  IJadysmith  Relief  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of    Colenso — slightly 
wounded. 

-^7  Major  C.  S.  Sparkes  served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  1888  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Major  W.  H.  Pinches  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the 
operations  at  Hafir  (4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-^'^  Major  F.  J.  Greig  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i8gi  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  and  with  the  Miranzai 
Expedition  in  iSq:  (Clasp).     Served  m  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

'■^''■'  Major  H.  D.  Rowan  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  including  the  engagement  at  Kotkai 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

-"'  Major  H.Carr  served  with  the  Barmefe  Expedition  in  1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  the  second 
Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp).    Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener 
i    in  1S96  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medil),  and  in  the  campaign  in  1S98,  including  the  battles  of  the  Atbara 
'    (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Khartoum  (two  Clasps). 

-'-  Major  H.  G.  Hathaway  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-S9,  and  accompanied  the  Ruby  Mine 
Column  to  Mogoke ;  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Muinloung  in  medical  charge  of  the  column  under  Captain 
H,  Earle  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895,  including 
'  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Ser%'ed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of 
India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S97-93  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  in  medical  charge  of  the  ist 
Battalion  Devonshire  Regiment  including  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes  (two  Clasps).  Served 
:    in  the  South  Afiican  warin  1809-1900— severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

^»  Major  T.  Daly  served  in  the  campaign  on" the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  iu 
i3o7-98  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-'■*  Major  H.  E.  Cree  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-■^  Major  J.  F.  Burke  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  188=  as  Civil  Surgeon  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
.  Sen-ed  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under 
1    Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895-96  (Star). 

-'^  Major  F.  A,  Saw  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  in  1896  under  Sir  Fredei-ick  Cairington  in  medioal 
charge  of  the  Mashonaland  Field  Force  (Medal). 

-'^  Mijor  H.  M.  Adamson  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898,  and  was 


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present  at  the  battles  of  the  Athara  (mentioned  in  r.TespaLches)  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  British 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  c3lasps). 

^"3  Major  H.  H.  Brown  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  under  Brigadier  General Lockhart  in  1885-87,  and  affain 
in  1887-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-8"^  Maior  S.  J.  W.  Hayman  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-8S  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-*-  Major  C.  G.  Woods  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  iSSS  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Sawed  in  the  South 
African  war  in  1^99-1900,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Ladysmith  including  the  engagement  of  6th  January 
1900— slightly  wounded. 

2S3  Major  Burtchaell  served  in  the  campaiaTi  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  Jiimrood  Column  in  medical  charge  of  the  4th  Dragoon  Guards, 
and  subsequently  as  Staff  Surgeon  to  Major  General  Yeatman  Biggs,  and  also  in  medical  charge  of  the  isc 
Battalion  Dorselshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  the  Chagru  Kotal,  the  capture  of  ths 
Dargai  Heights  on  20th  October,  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  reconnaissance  of  the 
Saran  Sar,"the  operations  in  the  Mardan  and  Waran,  and  the  march  down  the  Bara  Valley  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  promDted  to  be  Surgeon  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899- 
1900  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Foice,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Mager^lontein. 

=^s*  Major  J.  J.  Gerrard  ser\-ed  in  the  campaign  on  the  Xorth  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1S97-98  mth  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  in  medical  charge  of  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Dargai  on  tlie  iSthand  20th  October  iSoy,  at  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  aci^ 
Arhanga  Passes,  and  the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Maidan,  Waran,  and  Bara  Valleys  (mentioned  in  despatc^'" 
promoted  Surgeon  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

2S5  Major  E.  Eckersley  served  withh  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895-96  (Star) 

^6  Major  D.  Hennessy  served  in  the  operations  in  Znluland  in  18SS. 

2S7  Major  D.  M.  0"Cal1aghan  served  with  the  Ashanti  Exjiedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895-96  (Star). 

-88  Major  H.  A.  Cummins  served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  1888  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2P9  Major  J.  F.  Donegan  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  with  the  Pounkan  Column  under 
Brigadier  General  Wolseley  and  afterwards  with  the  Tonhon  Column  (DSO.  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served 
in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^«*  Major  J.  Donaldson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iS8S-8q  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-®-  Major  G.  H.  Barefoot  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  18S8  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

-**  Major  E.  S.  Marder  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1888-90  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

296  Major  G.  Scott  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

298  Major  F.  S.  Le  Quesne  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i83q  and  was  severely  wounded  during 
the  operations  in  the  Chin  country  (I'C  and  Medal  with  Clasp):  was  awarded  the  Victoria  Cross  for  the 
following  service :—"  Displayed  conspicuous  bravery  and  devotion  to  duty  during  the  attack  on  the  village  of  Tartan 
by  a  Column  of  the  Chin  Field  Force  on  the  4th  May  iSSg  in  having  remained  for  the  space  of  about  ten  minutes  in  a 
very  exposed  position  (within  five  yards  of  the  loopholed  stockade  from  which  the  enemy  were  firing),  dressing  with 
perfect  coolness  and  self-possession  the  wounds  from  which  2nd  Lieut.  IMichel,  Norfolk  Regiment,  shortly  aftenvards 
died.  Surgeon  Le  Quesne  was  himself  severely  wounded  later  on  whilst  attending  to  the  wounds  of  another  officer." 
Served  ^vith  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1890  (Clasp),  and  with  the  W'untho  Field  Force  in  1S91 
(Clasp). 

239  Ma.ior  R,  H.  Penton  served  with  the  Dongoia  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896, 
including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  British  Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*«>  Major  H.  E.  H.  Smith  served  with  the  Dongoia  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896^ 
including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the 
Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^'  Major  R.  Caldwell  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-S6  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star), 
[Seealso  Civil  Decorations  forGallautry,  '*  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786.] 

S03  Major  W.  J.  Trotter  served  with  the  Isazai  Expethtion  in  1SS2. 

30*  Major  C.  H.  Hale  served  in  the  operations  i2  South  Africa  imder  Sir  Frederick  Carrington  in  1S96  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  DSO.). 

303  iiajor  H.  C.  Thurston  served  in  the  Burmese  Exijedition  in  1891  with  the  Wuntho  Field  Force  (Medal  with 
Clasp).     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1895-1900. 

^06  Major  G.  Raymond  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99  with  the  Mendiland  Expedition  (Medal 
with  Ciasp). 

307  Major  A.  Y.  Reily  served  with  the  Dongoia  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  iu  1899 
(Medal). 

3"^  Major  Cockerill  served  in  the  Burmese  campaign  in  1891  with  the  Wuntho  Field  Force  (Medal  withe 
Clasp).  Served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  with  the  Mendiland  Expedition  (Medal  with  Clasp).  [See  also 
Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  *'  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  7S6.I 

3'^  Major  E.  G.  Browne  served  with  the  Chilral  Relfef  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3*''  Major  J.  C.  Morgan  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1890.     Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  NorttK-i 
West  Frontier  of  India  .inder  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1807  with  the  Tii-ah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Staff  Surgeon 
at  Head  Quarters  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

312  Major  G.  A.  Toung  served  in  the  operations  in  Burma  in   1892  with  the  Irrawaddy  Column  (Medal  witlrl 
Clasp). 

3'3  Major  B.  J.  Inniss  served  with  the  Wuntho  Field  Force,  Burma,  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

=*i*  Major  E.  M.  Hassard  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1692.    Served  in  the  operations  in  the  Lagos  I 
Hinterland  in  1897-98  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  and  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3>5  Major  G.  F.Alexander  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with 
Clasp). 

316  Major  E.  S.  Spong  served  with  the  Dongoia  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896, 
including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  ooerations  at  Kafir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  thd 
Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  vrith  two  Clasps). 

317  iiajor  C.  W.  Reilly  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  tinder  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
3'8  Major  A.  P.  Elenkinsop  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1S9S-09  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

315  Captain  J.  Gil %-in  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  i3g8  (British 
Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal).  *■' 

320  Major  T.  Birt  served  with  the  Chitral  Rehef  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp).  i 

321  Major  W.  Hallaran  served  with  the  Burmese   Expedition  in  1887-89  (Medal   with  Clasp);   and  with  U19'  \ 
Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  (Clasp). 

323  Captain  A.  W.  Bewley  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  (Medal  with' 
Clasp). 

3-5  Captain  S.  G.  Moores  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  in  medical  charge 
of  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders  and  No.  8  Mountain  Battery  Royal  Artillery  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  wi'ih  the  Kimberley  Relief  Force,  attached  to  the  Scots  Guards,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagements  a1  Belmont,  Ensiin,  and  Modder  River— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

326  Captain  L.  Way  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  i8gi  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  in  the  operations  of 
the  Irrawaddy  and  North  Eastern  Columns,  Burma,  in  1891-92  (Clasp). 

327  Captain  Frederick  Smith  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  18 
^^  Captain  P.  H.  Whiston  served  with  the  Dongoia  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896, 

including  ine  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  British  Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps),  and  in  the  operations  in  1S97  (4th  Class  of  the  .Osmanieh,  Clasp)  and  li 
including  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 
329  Captain  G.  S.  M'LoughUn  served  in  the  operations  in  Uganda  in  1597-98  as  Senior  Medical  Officer,  andT 


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»»  Captain  R.  J.  TV.  Slawhinny  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  iSo-      Served  in  t1,P  c;„„n,  at  • 
ii^^sSh'"""''  ^"''"'  '°  '"^  engasenaent,  at  ElandsLa^l""  "d'^l^rc^ar's  FaVmfand"*  the'rfenc"  ^ff 
1      Mi  Captain  G.  A.  T.  Bray  served  in  the  Soudan  camoaiffn  under   Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  it,    .f^s    -„h 
I  P>'f,f  nt  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  British  iledal  and  Khedhvf  Aledal  wi?h  r1»,nr 
=a^  Captain  J.D.Ferguson  served  in  the  operations  in  Uganda  in  i8q7-qs    iii^iudin^  fhi  S  Ji  „,  l-'^'' , 
:  w"h\wo  aa^^s"  '*'""  *"'"'"""'  '"  despatches,  nso.,  3rd  cfass  of '/hl'BSuanritarof'^z'aSiblr'rSa? 
3M  Captain  J.  W.  Jennings  served -with  the  Dongola  E.-^peditionarv  Force  under    Su-  Herherf  K-;tPl«„,>r  :„     o  c 
(British  Medal,  and  Khedive-s  Medal)  ;  in  the  operations' in  iS„  (Clasp  to  Khe.bvo's  Meda')  flf  n  to™"  »  .^tJo^s 
m  ,Sq8,  including  the  hat«e  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  the  defeat  of  Ahmed  FedirsArmT  ?men 
tioned  m  despatches,  DSO.,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  Clasp  to  Khedive's  Hedal)  Army  (men- 

3«  Captain  J.  B.  Carter  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSoo-iooo,  and  foi:  nart  in  the  nr,eraHoT,»  ot  p„= 
dclicrg  i6th  to  27th  February  1900— wounded.  ^    ^     '  P     ' '°  '""  operations  at  Paar- 

•^';  Captain  W.  Ap  S  .r  Graham  seived  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSoS 
(British  Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Medal).  ■-I'jciu  .ivii,i.iient.i  in  lag^ 

'"•'  Captain  C.  Da'tou  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  t  n„i-i,„  ■. 
in  .897-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  arLaSk;i(MedawTthChsof 
Served  m  the  operations  m  bierra  Leone  in  ,898-9,  with  the  Karene  Expedition  (mentioned  n  despaTches  Mldii 
with  Clasp),  berved  m  the  bouth  African  warm  1899-1900  with  the  Ladysmith  Relief  Force  rndtonkVnrMi 
the  operations  of  17th  to  24th  January  1900-severely  wounded.  J  »""in  xienei  j^oice,  and  took  part  in, 

■»  Captain  H.  J.  M.  Buist  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Win;.„- 
Lookhart  in  ,897  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Ma^^l  ^'^l'*'^ 

Ch",,*)'''"^"   '''  ^'  ^''°"'^™   '"'™''  '"■'"'  *'=  '^'''*'™'  '^<^"«''  ^'"•'^^  "°der  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  (Medal  with 

-f  ckptain  F.  W.Begbie  served  with  the  Cliitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasi,) 
M-'diS  Kh^d^ve^sii'edLV"  '°  campaign  m  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kltbhener  in  Tsga  (Bi^tilh 
With  cfa's'")"  °'  ^'  °°°"''"  ^""^'^  '°  '^^  operations  against  the  Sofas,  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  1893  (Medal 

-■'  Captain  J.  C  Jameson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expetlitionary  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Cla^nsl 

-'»  Captain  B.  M  Pilcher  sei-\-ecl  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock 
hart  m  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  (Clasps)  ■  >»nuam  j^ock- 

i"  Captain  H.  P.  Johnson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Willinm  T  n„i- 
hint  in  1897-98  with  the  Tochi  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp).  wiuiam  Lock 

M2  Captain  W.G.Beyts  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lonkhnrf 
in  1.97  with  the  Kohat  and  Kurram  Valley  Force,  including  the  engagement  at  the  Ublan  Pass  (mentioned  in 
ilespatches,  Medal  with  two  clasps).  v^^cununeu  in 

*-' Captain  H.  N.  Dunn  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSofi 
including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Haflr  (mentioned  in  desnatches,  British  Medal  am? 
Kliedives  Medal  witli  two  Clasps)  ;  and  with  the  expedition  in  1S98.  including  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned 
in  despatches)  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjicbe  two  Clasps)  luiieu 

='-  Captain  S.  H.  Withers  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sil-  William  Lock 

li:irt  in  1897-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ijoi-k- 

"  Captain  E.  M.  Morphew  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  8ir  William 

1.  .ckhart  m  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  ExnecUtionarv  Force  (Medal  wdth  two  Clasps)  "  "nam 

'■'  Captain  N.  Tyacke  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98  (Medal  withClasn) 

"  Captain  L.  A.  Mitchell  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Northwest  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WilUam  Lock 
1.111  tin  1897-98,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range,  and  afterwards  with  the  Tirah  Exneditibnarv 
I'nrce  (Medal  with  three  Clasps).  "'       i^iui^cji.y 

,/■"  '-'"P''!','^  C'.  C.  Fleming  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S08  as  Senior 
Midical  Otticer  during  the  operat'ons  on  the  Upper  Atbara,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Gedaref ;  afterwards  took 
2,'*Ji"^J-.'\'' ,?';''  ?^  Gederef  and  in  the  subsecpient  operations  in  the  neighbourhood  (mentioned  in  de^mtohes 
SSO.,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp).  '     ^uro, 

'"-'  Captain  C.  B.  Martin  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

>  ■>  Captain  E.  J.  Buchanan  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Williai 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■•■'  Captain  J.  F.  M.  Kelly  served  with  the  Chitral  Rehef  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  189^;  (Medal  with  Clasn) 
Sr  i\  ed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-08  with  the' 
-Miilakand  Field  Force  (Clasp).  - 

«  Captain  J.  D.  Alexander  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  m  1S97-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  fMedal  with  two  Clasps). 

•■*  Captain  H.  &..  Bray  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart m  1897-98  m  medical  charge  of  the  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3,'j  Captain  C.  O'C.  Hodgens  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99- 1900,' and  was  present  in  the  eni'agements  at 
Paardeberg  and  Driefontein.  ° 

ss»  Captain  W.  D.  Erskine  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WiUiam  Lock 
hart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^s-  Captain  G.  A.  Moore  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98  with  the  Tiiab 
•  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps.  ^ 

j     5'-  Captain  R.  C.  Lewis  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  :  897-98  (Medal  with  Clasp) 
i     ^3  Captain  R.  F.  E.  Austin  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
!     *'  Captain  C.  G.  Spencer  served  ivith  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895-96  (Star). 

"*'  Captain  T.  H.  J.  C.  Goodwin  served  in  the  canipiiign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
,  William  Lockhart  in  1897,  and  was  present  in  the  oper.ttions  against  the  Mohmands  and  in  the  engac'emeut  near 
Shabkadr  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  ° 

^''  Captain  A.  E.  Master  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Willinm  Lock- 
;  hart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

.     3"  Captain  K.  B.  Bamett  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier    of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

2*i  Captain  M.  Boyle  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah 
Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

™'  Captain  W.  S.  Harrison  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  in  medical  charge  of  the  2nd  Royal  Sussex  Regiment 
including  the  Bazar  Valley  Expedition  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  °  ' 

™  Captain  E.  W.  Bliss  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8g8,  and  was 
present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Khartoum  'mentioned  in  despatches  pro- 
moted Captain,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ' 

'™  Captain  J.  C.  B.  Statham  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North'West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart m  1897-98  with  the  Malakand  and  Buner  Field  Forces,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Tanga  Pass- 
<  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
"*  Captain  Addams-Williams  served  in  the  operations  in  Crete  in  1898  and  took  part  in  the  affair  of  6lh  Septembe'- 
mentioned  in  despatches). 


3y4c  Iloi/al  Army  Medical  Corin—War  Services. 

"•'  Captain  T.  H.  M.  Clarke  served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  .89S,  and  was  present  at  tl.e  affair  of  6th 
September— slightly  wountletl  (mentioaeil  ni  despatches,  VSO.).  .„i„„ci:„  ,i„,v,„^,  Kitrhenei-  i.j  i8u8  and  was 

MS  rniitnin  S  L  Cummin'*  served  in  the  cauipaisn  iii  theSnndiin  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchenei  in  iSya.anu  was 
present  at  tLbatileTKl»rt™m(^^^  • 

'   «e'?^p^'*'rMVrdle   P.M'Kessack.J.  M'D.  McCarthy,  an^  H   L   W   Norrington  served  lu  the  campaign  ,n 
the  Sondan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  .898  ( Britisli  Medal,  and  Khedive  8  MedaJl ■  Herbprf 

*)? Cantain^  C     H    Hopkins  .and  K.  D.  Jephson  served  m  the  camiiaiKn  m  the  S^idan  undei   bir  Herbert 

Atoflol  «T,H  K-hertiveV -Medal)      Served  in  tile  unerations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99  (Medal  with  (  lasp|. 
""'^■^Lient.  ?  J  Berne  served  in  the  operations' in  Sierra  Leone  in  ■S98-9Q  (Medal  «-itli  Clasp).    Served  in  the  South 
African  war  in  iSoQ-iQoo  inchuliuK  the  engagement  at  Driefontem  (slightly  woundedl.  . 

«"l^ptain  H  'g.  P  'srallar.1  °erved  m°the  campaign  in  the  Sondan  under  Sir  Hubert  Kitchener  in  1898 
(British  Medal  and  Khedive's  Medal),  and  in  1S99  in  ihe  operat'ons  resulimg  in  the  final  defeat  ol  the  Khalifa  m 
rbarce  of  the  itetoal  Depart  of  the  Flyinff  Column  (mentioned  in  despatches.  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie) 

fio^^Lieut    G    H.  GodS^^^  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,899-1900,  and  was  present  m  the  engagements  at 

'''^'S::S^rT^^t^^^^^^'A<ric.u  war  .n  .899-1900,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
Belmmit,EiisiinModder  River,  and  Magersfontein,  and  in  subsequent  operations  m  Orange  River  Colony  and  m 

" ''/Seurj.-.!.  W.  Presoott  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-900  with  "le  Ladysmith  Relief  Foi^e  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  in  the  operations  on  the  Tugela  of  laih  Jan.  to  6th  Ff.<x>,  including  te  engage 
uient  of  Vaal  Krantz,  the  operations  of  .4th  to  27th  Feb.  uo  including  the  engagements  f »  "^o"'?  "\"f '°Tiatvial 
Hill,  and  the  Relief  of  Ladysniith  ;  also  took  part  in  the  advance  through  Northern  Na.al  and  ">'"  ^^Jj^l"''^''"-'-    . 
421  Lieut  H.  E.  M.  Douglas  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 

''jr^Sfi?  ilar^evli^v^m 'Ike  South  African  war  in  18^.1900,  and  was  pros.nt  '"^''^ 'd.era^  - ^«  ^I^J 
Tiiirela  in  Jan  loco  including  the  engagements  at  Spion  Kop,  Colenso  (second  action),  and  Hlangwane,  aiitl  the 
Sfef  of  Ladvimith  ■:  took  pari  In  theMvance  through  Northern  Natal,  including  the  engagements  at  ^  an  W  yk, 
Botha's  Pass,  and  Armand's  Nek,  and  subsequent  affairs.  *,,„  „„„otm,is  at,  Piarflc- 

i-^  Lieut.  F.  H.  Merry  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  iiresent  111  the  operations  at  Faarde 
berg,  in  the  engagements  at  Poplar  Grove  and  Kaiee,  and  at  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein 

427  Captain  1'.  Phillips  served  in  the  Aahanti  war  in. 373-74  (Medal).  Served  m  the  Egyptian  war  of  .882  (Medal 

*°4li'\?a''pui^n  G^'Merritt  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  ,879  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  in  .882,  and  was 
present  at  the  batile  of  Telel-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  ard  Khedive's  Star).  „,i  „;,v  ,i,„  n^cl.nnn, 

«°  Captain  Be.ach  served  m  the  Egvptian  war  in  18S2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star  .  Served  with  the  Bechuana- 
land  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  -iVarren  in  1884-85  ;  and  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  i88b. 

"I  Captain  E.  Thowless  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal, and  Khedive's  Star);  and  m  the  Souasn  cim- 

'"'iS\'ap'tain  KyWerved  with  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  .883  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
iM  Lieut.  E.  Adams  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  lu. 084-85. 
«»  Lieut.  J.  Hirst  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  bt.ar). 
4»  Lieut.  Hewitt  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S7Q  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,,„,..„.,         ,•     u^Cfn.lo,, 

«o  Lieut.  H.  Lockhart  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Star)  and  in  the  Soudan 

'^'^"''Lieut.  Line\  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
«'  Lieut,  T.  F.  Brake  served  m  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal).  „.     tt     ,      .  t--..,- ~,  „„  ;„ 

410  Lieut.  .T.  B.  Short  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  iv:tcne..erm.^.. 

including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Haflr  (5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  Khedn  e  s  Medal  w  ith 

'^"w'^lJieut.  biggins  served  at  Su.akin  during  the  Soudan  campaign  in  .884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 

^'4"  Lieut.  W.  M.  Clarke  served  in  the  Soudan  Eiipedition  in  .884-85,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El 
TebandTemailmentionedindespatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)  cj.,ndai, 

4411  Lieut.  H.  Woolley  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  in  .882  (Medal.Iand  Khedive's  Star);  and  m  the  Soudan 
lampaign  in  1S85,  including  operations  round  Suakin  (Clasp).  -■     .    c      , 

4"  Lieut.  Duffield  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  in  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Star). 

44;i  Lieut,  r.  Crookes  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  in  .8S2  ( Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star)    nerved  in  the  campaign 
the  Soudan  under  oir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  .898,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Kliartoum  (inent  oned  11. 
despatches.  Medal  for  Distinguished  Conduct  in  the  Field,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Medal  with  Clasp). 

450  Lieut.  A.  Wheeler  servid  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  in  1898  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Medal  vMtli 
Clasp). 


Army  Veterinary  Department. 


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DiHECTOB  General, 
tcifh  the  rank  of  Veterinary  Colonel. 
Francis  Duck,!  CB.  FRCVS.  Vel.Surg.  31  JuIj-67;  1st  Class,  i  Aug.  77;  Insp.  Vet.  Surg.  28  June  90:  Director  General, 
■28  June  97.     War  Ottice.  ' 

VsTERiNAKr  Lieutenant  Colonels. 
Jharles  Clayton.^  Vet.  Surg.  2  Aug.  71 ;  isf  Cla>ts,  ;i  May  S4  ;  Imp.  Vet.  Surg.  7  Auir.  90.    Aldershot. 
Henry  Thomson,^  CB.  Principal  Veterinary  Officer,  India,  with  rank  of  Veterinary  Colonel,  i  June  07;  Vet.  Surg.  1  Nov. 

71 ;  18^  Clans,  21  May  8,(. ;  Insp.  Vet.  Surg.  3  Oct.  go.     India. 
Ufred  Ernett  Qneripel,^^  Impector  General  Cicil  Veterinary  Dept.  in  India,  with  rank  of  Veterinary  Colonel,  28  May  04  • 
Vet.  Surg.  27  Aug.  70;    is^  Class,  2  Mar.  Si  ;    Veterinary  Lt. Colonel,  25  Nov.  93.     India.  ' 

fames  Reilly,^'  Vet.  Surg.  7  Aug.  67  ;  ist  Class,  ?  Feb.  78  ;  Veterinary  Lt.Colonel,  7  Apr.  97.    Madras, 
ienjamin  Lucas  Glover,-*  CB.  Vet.  Surg.  27  Aug.  70 ;  ist  Class.  4  Sept.  80 ;   Veterinary  Lt.Colonel,  28  June  97    Puniab 
ieorge  Durrant,"  Vet.  Surg.  2  Dec.  68  ;  ist  Class,  2  Dec.  So;   Veterinary  Lt.Colonel,  18  Jan.  98.     Woolwich, 
lies  Matthews.^'-f  JiJCr^.  Principal  Vet.  Officer,  South   Africa,  with   rank  of  Veterinary    Colonel;   Vet. Surg'.  24  July  72  * 
ut  Class,  IS  Feh.  q^;    Veterinary  Lt.Colonel,  2:^  Apr.   98.      South,  Africa.  * 

ieorge  Joseph  Robert  Rayment.^^ i-'ffcr^.  Vet. Surg.  24  Ju\y  72  ;  1st  Class,  isFeh. 93;  Veterinary  Lt.Colonel,  4  \ug  98. 
ffred.  Smith, ^  I'R CVS.  Vet.  Surg,  g  Dec.  76;  1st  Class,  9  Dec.  96;   Veterinary  Lt.Colonel,  15  Nov.  99.     South  Africa 
Joshua  Arthur    Nunn.^T   CIE.   DSO.  FUCVS.    Vet.  Surg.  21  Apr.  77 ;    ist   Class,  21   Apr.  97;    Veterinary  Lt.Colonel 
I  Apr.  CO.    London. 


Jas.  Augustus  Woods'^*' 
James  Kean  Grainger^' 
lames  Joseph  Philips^^ 

lohu  Burton*!   

\ValC.Boalton  Spooner'*^ 
Samuel  DulT-Gillespie*' 

^.rthur  Bostock'8 

fames  Brodie-Mtlls.. 
Thomas  Flintotf^t    .. 
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5  Oct.  9S 
5  Oct.  98 

30  Oct.  gS 


Vetesinaet 
York.  I 

Madras. 
S.  Africa. 
Dublin. 
Woohvich. 
3.  Africa. 
S.  Africa. 
Bombay. 
S.  Africa. 
S.  Africa. 

Bombay. 

Bengal. 
Bengal. 
S.  Africa, 
Punjab. 


Majoes. 

Francis  Raymond^* 14  Dec.  78  14  Dec. 

John  Thomas  Dibben...'i5  ^ar.  79  15  Mar. 
Edmund  Day    17  May  7917  May  > 

Charles  Rutherfora,"^  )        ,, 
FRCVS ...]  17  May  79  17  May  . 


KayLees,«9  FRCVS....  17 
Frederick    Walewski ) 

Forsdyke'o )   ^^ 

William  Donald  Gunn     13 
Frederick  John  Short    24 


May  79  17  May 

May  79  24  May 

July  78,25  Dec. 
Jan.  80  24  Jan. 


Hy.  Thos.  Wm.  Mann'^  26  May  80  26  May  00 
26 


George  Richard  Grif- 
fith,'^ DSO 

John  Cooper,  FRCVS.  ii 


May  80  26  May  < 
Sept.8o!ii  Sept.. 


Bengal. 
Bengal. 
S.  Africa. 
/Dist.    Vet. 
\  Off.  Natal, 
<  with  rank 
I  or  Vet.  Lt. 
\^  Colonel, 
bengal. 

S.  Africa, 

Punjab. 

Curragh. 
fSpec.Serv, 
\  S.  Africa. 

Ej/ypt.Army 

S.  Africa. 


Rc'jard Wm.Burke,"^ ) 

'    FRCVS S 

5tcplieQ  Marsh  Smith'S 
\rthur  Fred.  Appleton 
5divin  Hills  Hazelton,.- 
jay  ton  John  Blenkin- ) 

,    sop,80£».§0 S 

Jichard     Wellington  \ ! 

Raymoud^^ i  i 

rohuArmsteadBraddcU, 

■''rank  Joslen | 

larrie  Malcolm  Max- ) 

well,'^-  FRCJ'S > 

:;harles  Edwin  Nuthall  ' 
Pom  Marriott,  FRCVS.' 
3enry  Thomas  Pease...! 
ieor_,''e  Henry  Evans,*^  ; 
Crnest  Reuben  Chas. ) 

Butler,^+  P^Cr5....i, 
Teo.CurrauOrrFowIer^^ 
rohnAlfred  Meredith,  ">  ! 

F.iClS S\ 

''rank  William  Sharp^^l 


27  July  81 

I  Oct.  81 
12  Sepr.8s 
12  Sept.83 

12  Sept.83 

3  Oct.  83 

19  Dec.  83 
9  May  84 

[I  June 84 

30  July  84 
J7  Aug.  84 
27  Aug.  84 
27  Aug.  84 

27  Aug.  84 

10  Dec.  84 

10  Dec.  84 

31  Dec.  84 


27  July  9 1 

I  Oct.  91 
iz  Sept.  93 
12  Sept.  93 

12  Sept.  93 

3  Oct.   93 

19  Dec.  93 
9  Mar.  94 

n  June  94 

30  July  94 
27  Aug.  94 
37  Aug.  94 
'■7  Aug.  94 
7  Aug.  94 
10  Dec.  94 
10  Dec.  94 
;i  Dec.  94 


Veteeinabt  Captains. 

Madras  Edward  Tayloi-s:  •  4  Feb.  85    4  Feb.  9. 

Aiauras.  David  Joseph  Barry   ...  13  May  85  13  May  95 

Rem't  Duty.    James  George  O'Donel    13  May  85  13  May  95 


Punjab. 
China. 

S.  Africa. 


Bombay. 
Bombaj'. 

Bombay. 

Rem't  Dacy 
Egypt. 
Punjab. 
Madras. 

Punjab. 

Madras. 

A.V.  School 

3.  Africa. 


I  Alexander       Edward)        ,,„     o  >      >r 

;      Richardson -j  ^^  May  85,13  May  95 

liWm.  Reginald  Walker  13  May  S5  13  May  95 
I  Edmund  Jas.  Lawson^^  20  May  85  i^  May  95 
I'Fras.  Binyoun  Drage^o  18  July  88  18  July  98 


Thomas          Emmanuel ) 
Watkins  Lewis"^^ S 


28  Nov.  88  16  Nov.  t 


Eugene  Wm.  Lamder...  28  Nov.  88  28  Nov. 98 
Augustus         Charles)'      ,      „„  '      t„«„ 

Newsom^^    j  i  '^  ^^"®  ^9  12  Junegg 

Fitzpatrick  Eassie^^     ..11  Sept.Sg  n  Sept. 99 

I  John  Moore,«  FRCVS.  18  Dec.  89  18  Dec.  gg 

Frederick        Charles ) 

Stratton^s S 

Chs.  Beresford  Maule  1 

HarriB.^fi  FRCVS...  i 
Robert  LangleyCran-  > 
I     ford   ) 


5  Mar,  goj  5  Mar,  00 
27  Aug.  go  27  Aug.  oo 
22  Oct.  go  22  Oct.  00 


Bombay. 
Punjab. 
S.  Africa. 

3.  Africa. 

Punjab. 
S.  Africa. 
Horse  Gds. 
('Egyptian 
1  Army.with 
1     rank  of 
v.  Vet. Major. 
S .  Africa. 

Bengal. 

S.  Africa. 


Bengal. 
3.  Africa. 
Bengal. 


'homas  George  Peacocke . 

Valter  John  Tatam , 

Lrthur  Stuart  Trydell , 

larold  Price  TurubuU   

Jharles  Rose^^   

lenry  Joseph  Axe    

■"rancis  Dillon  Hunt    

'irnest  Edmund  Martin  ...  , 
-larry  Briscoe  Knight  ..... 
lugh  Augustus  Sullivan  ., 

Villiam  Dunlop  Smith^^    ., 


irthur  England^' 

lenry  Thomas  Sawyer 

ohn  Farmer  -. 

dfred  Smith  

ieorge  Mostyn  Williams'"" 

dbert  Edward  Clarke ., 

Villiam  Nevill  Wright^oi 

Villiam  Allan  M'Dougall  

vrthur  Henry  Lane , 

'rank  Shelson  Headon  Baldrey., 

•'rank  Walter  Wilson  

Valter  Francis  Shore 

Jeoige  Kemp  Walker , 

Edward  Piitrick  John  Barry 

Villiam  Edward  Russell'"' 

'"rederick  Ulysses  Carr  

^'rederick  Welsley  Hunt 


Vetbrinaby  Lieutenants. 

Jan.  91  Bengal.  1  Wilfrid  Bowers  Edwards  

Feb.  gi  S.  Africa.         Thomas  William  Rudd    

June  91  Punjab.  >  John  Dalrymple  Edgar  Holmes 

June  91  Bengal.  i  William  Orford  Charles  Dawson 

Sept. 91  S.  Africa.        j  Robert  Henston  Holmes    

Feb.  92|Cbina.  1  John  Thomas  Coley    

Feb.  92  Bombay.         !  William  Martin  Millar 

Feb.  92  Bengal.  j  Albert  Collins  Wilson  

Feb.  92  Madras.  ,  William  Samuel  Anthony 

Apr.  92  S.  Africa.  ;  HubertMaxweilLenoxConyngham 


27  Julv  Q"!  i  Spec.  Serv.  Frederick  Herbert  Shore 


28 


^-'l     S.Africa.  William  Alfred  Pallin  . 

Sept.g2'S.  Africa.  I  Percy  John  Harris  .... 

June 93  S.  Africa.  1  William  Albert  Wood. 

June93  Punjab.  Digbj'  Bolton 

June  93  Punjab.  |  Robert  Coulson  Moore 

June  93  3.  Africa.  John  Albert  Backhouse  M'Gowan 

June  93  Madras.  Edgar  Browne  Bartlett 

June  93  China.  Robert  Cecil  Cochrane  

June  93  Punjab.  .lames  Brenchley  Southey 

Nov.  93  S.  Africa.         Arthur  George  Todd  

Feb.  94  Bombaj-.  |  Hector  Montgomery  Durrant    .. 

Mar.  94  S.  Africa.       |  Gerald  Conder  

July  g4  Madras.  |  Augustus  John  Williams  

Jnly  g4  Bengal.  [  John  Joseph  Griffith  , 

Aug.  94  Bombay.        j  Edward  Brown     

Oct.  94  Egypt.  ,  Robert  Fisher  St.  Clair  Houston'^ 

Mar.  95  3.  Africa.       I  Arthur  Olver     

Mar.  95  S.  Africa.  1, 


T2  June  95  Punjab. 
28  Aug.  95  Bombay. 
28  Aug.  95  Madras. 
4  Sept. 95  Punjab. 

25  Sept.  95  Madras. 

26  Feb.  96  S.  Africa. 
26  Feb.  96  Bengal. 

3  June  96  Bombay'. 
14  Oct.  96  Bombay, 
6  Jan.  97  Bengal, 
6  Jan.  97  S.  Airica. 

6  Jan.  97  China, 
19  May  97  Madras. 

7  July  97  Punjab. 
29  Sept. 97  Bombay. 

8  Dec.  97  Bombay. 
22  Jan.  gS. Bengal. 

2  Feb.  98  S.  Africf 

9  Mar.  gS  3.  Africa. 
9  Mar.  gS  3.  Africa. 
2  Apr.  g8  S.  Africa 
6  July  98  S.  Africa. 
6  July  98  S.  Africa. 
6  July  58  3.  Africa. 

24  Aug.  98  S.  Africa. 
9  Nov.  98  3.  Africa. 
9  Nov.  98  S.  Africa. 
8  Mar.  99  Curragh. 


1 1 


oocfi  Army   Veterinarij  Department. —  War  Services. 

1  Veterinavv  Colonel  F.  Duck  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  ,877-78  including  the  operations  against  Sekuknni; 
also  served  in  the  Z.ihi  war  iu  .879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Zlobane  Kambula  and  Olund.  (men- 
Honp,l  m  r  Unatches  Medal  with  Uiasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  m  1S81.  Served  with  the  Bechuamiland  Expedi- 
tion nndef  8^0^68  War^c?       ,884-83  as  senior  Veterinary  Surgeon  with  the  force  (promoted  Veterinary 

'*"/'v?terina?l''coire't*C?c;Ston'sIrved  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,87,-80.  and  was  present  in  the  engagements 
at  ^hmed  Kheyl  ai°d  Urkoo  near  Ghuznee  (mentioned  m  dcpatches.  Medal  with  Clasp  promo(,ed  Veterinary 
Surcremi  , St  Ctassr  Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  (icrald  Graham  in  ,884  as  Acting  Pnncipa 
Veteiinarv  Surgeon,  including  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  an.l  Tema.  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted 
Vele  •  narv  Sur-eon    st  class  with  relative  mnb  of  Major,  Medal  wth  Clasp,  and  Khedive^s  htar) 

vveteikiarv  Colonel  Thomson  served  with  the  ,9th  Hussars  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iSt2,  and  wan  present  in 
the  notion  at  Kassasm  (gth  Septemberl  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-cl-Kebir  (promoted  ,st  (Jlass  \  otermary  Surgeon. 
Me.lftl  with  Claso,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  m  ,884  with  the  ,9th  Hussars,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (promoted  ist  Class  Veterinary  Surgeon  with  relative  rank  of 

^'1^  VrtCTin^rTcoVonel  A.  E.  Qneripel  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,879-80  (promoted  Veterinary  Surgeon  ist 
1  'lasJ  Medan  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  ,884-83,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kirbekan  (mentioned  m 
llespatcUes,  promoted  Veterinary  Surgeon  ist  Class  ranking  with  Ma.)ors.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's 

^'"■''Veterinarv  Lt  Colonel  Rsilly  served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  ,867-68  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  ,881. 

=  •  Veterinary  Lt  Colonel  Glover  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  ,878,  includmg  the  operations  against  bekukuni 
inromntBl^st  Class  Veterinary  Surgeon)  ;  also  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  ,879  (Meoal  with  Clasp).  Served  in 
the  ea"  paien  oi  the  North  wist  l-fontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhnrt  in  ,897-98  as  Inspecting  ^  eteri- 
narv  (3fficef  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches   CB..  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

2'.' Vptprinarv  Lt  Colonel  G.  Duirant  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  ,83,.  „    „  „  „  , 

^■a  vfterinarv  Maio    \V.)od8  served  with  the  9th  Lancers  in  tho  Afghan  war  of  ,878-80,  and  was  present  in 
the  oneXMs  round  Cab  11  in  December  ,879  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  1,1  the  march  to  Candahar,  and 
■asTeiu    S  the    at  le  of  C:n.di,har  (promoted  ,st  Class  Veterinary  Surgeon,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze 
Ii»cora!ion)      Served  in  the  liechuanaland  Exoeditiou  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  ,884-85. 

^=  VetermaryColoiiel  Matthews  served  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  T882  with  the 4th  Dragoon  (guards, 
v  etermaiy  t. uiuin,.  '^  ,       Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  two  act  ons  at  Ka.ssasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- 

Klrr'anrtTec;°tureoTctiro  promoted  Veterinary  Sur«on  ,st  Class,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Stai-). 
Served  n  the  ScuUi  African  war  n  ,809-1900  as  Priocipal  Veterinary  Officer,  Natal  Fie  d  Force. 

"VeteriiiarvLt  Colonel  G.  J.  R.  Rayment  served  in  the  Afghan  warm  ,880,  including  the  expedition  against 
,,  A.  I  i.i^rw\t;^„?  Sp,-ved  in  the  B-vptiau  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Mahsama 
hcAtchnkzars  (1M.1)      Seiv^^  gi         ,  .^  ^^^^  Soudan  campaign  in  ,885 

'cirpf  "k^voTwi'^^  th^^TrziVfs^'rScUmui  under  Brigadier  General  Tumer  in  ,884  (-ntionea 

in  dPsnatches)  and  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  nnder  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  ,804-95  (Meda  with  Clasp  . 
m  despatcd^es),  ana  w  iiu  I,  Eobcrt  Low  in  1895  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

sfrredrn^h^clim^Imgn  mi  tt  rrth'^wtt  F™  of  India  in^^£97-9S  with  the  Tochi  Field  F<a-ce  as  Inspecting 

^'^'VeTerfnarv'Lt  ('olimelF.  Smith  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  nnder  Lord  Kitchener  in  ,898  (4U, 
ClnsJoftirMediulie  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  m  ,8,9-:9oo  will, 
thfisth  HusS,  and  was  present  it  the  battle  ofColenso  and  in  the  operations  of  =,st  to  24th  January,  ,900,  in- 
cluding the  action  at  Spion  Kop.  /Mprioli 

37  Veterinary  Major  J.  K.  Grainger  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,880  (Medal). 

39  Veterinary  Major  J.  .T.  Philips  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  ,8T8-8o(Medal). 

«  VeternarvMaior  J.  Burton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,879-80  (Medal).  „       ,  r     „„  „, 

«6  VeterinaiT  MijorW.  B.  Spooner  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .379-80,  «"«  took  part  1,1  the  defence  of 
CandlharfZftionedL  despatches.  Medal).    Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  ol  18S2  (Medal,  and  K.-.edive  s  Mar). 

'^'rv\^"l"L"f^.^^^?'^lK'Be°'veS  '^^  iwiTi^-war  in  ,878-79.  took  part  in  the  operations  in  fhe  Khybe, 
„  Vetciinai^  ,,?  ,.„„?!  re  of  the  Peiwar  KotaCand  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  6tb 
SctobeT,37"ald m  the'sXequent  opemUons  around  Cabul  lintil  invalided  to  England  in  November  .879  (Medal 

''l^^^tTr-Lrv'^Ma^r^B^llock  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .S8oJMedalK 

^n''th^en<'.t1m*ent  af  Tsallm  and  at  the  captiiie  .if  Sangar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

Zululandi?  ,888  Served  with  the  Chin-Lnshai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  with  the  Chittagong  Colum. 
^'■Js'^Seitary  M^ji^f  Mir^inle'^v^l^n'the'Swar  in  ,879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war 
in  ,879-80  with  the  Khyber  Line  Force  (Medal)  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi 

.ZZ'^^^^^^^^ai^^t^.^  ,1,;^?i?n".eTr;e'KxpJli^on"f  iss'',"'u^n°der  Brigadie';  General  Kennedy. 

,:2^;^r^I:;^^^^^^^^^e^:tS:'koZ^^V^  -.he  stronghold  (mentionedin  despatches. 
^  ""veredmS^ Tlkior  F.  Raymond  served  with  the  ,7th  Lancers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  .879.  and  was  present  in 
'  '^^,^^eTira^'Lt.C'i;(onePRutheSrd  ^erTe'ci  m  the  Boer  war  of  i3S,.    Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedi- 

tion  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  ,884-35.  Artillery  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,38o-Si  (Medal) . 

»  Veterinary  Major  Kay  Lees  se^'^d  with  the  Royal  J^tiUerjmt^^^  ^.^^^^ 

«  Veterinary  Major  Forsdyke  served  m  the  Afghan  war  in  '-=°'"'",  "  R'^:„->,3i..Q„n„,.ai  wiik  Served 

General  Bright  (Medal)  Served  in  tlie  Bozdar  Expedition  m, 83  ^"I'^^.f^Vf,''  Seived'  u  the  canipaign  on  the 
with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  ^ow  in  1  i>,  Med.il  w^th  c  »^P^  -^  Expeditionkry°Force  as 
xj„,.n,  WcarPronter  of  India  Under  SirWilliam  Lockliari  m  1M7  S'' """ '^""_.,,  __   .„;:  ,.,„.,.„> 


North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  f ,  "^^'-S"  " ""j'""  J^^es  two  Clasps 
inspecting  Veterinary  Officer  on  the  Line  of  Co.nmun.cationsimenUoned  in  despatches   iw^^^^^^ 

«  Veterinary  Major  Mann  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  ol  '^8='^™^*^,^^yon  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)      Served  '1""°S  *f,  °°Xn^^^^^^^^  Medal).    Served  in  the 

1896  as  Senior  Veterina.y  Ofticer  and  y^terinary  Inspector  huak.n^mce^li^^  with  the  Malakand  Field 

campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  I^"!:";"' >"  '''■^.^Vx  ed  tion  int"^^^^^^^  country,  including  the 

Force  as  Senior  Veterinary  Otticer,  and  took  I'f  '  "^t,"^,^ ';J '?°S°"b ™er  Fi^.'i  Force  as  Senior  Veterinary 
night  attack  of  20th  September  ('^'is^'f  J0";'^^'1>  •.,»'^°)  '"served  fn  the  South  African  war  in  ,899-900,  on 
Otllcer  (mentioned  m  de&patches.  Medal  with  two  t^uspsi.    dcivcva  .u 
Special  Service.  _  ,.,-,>        *.-  „  ««-  «p  ,5q,   ind  was  nresent  in  the  eneacements 

"t^  Veterinary  Major  O.  R.  Griffith  Berved  in  the  Egyp  lan  ■wa^  o    -f^;i'^\"fj„"^^,t';e"of  Tel-el-Kebirandthe  cap- 

of  El  M.gfar  and  Mahsama  at  the  action  at  l^?f-»^''V    Served  witii  the  Nile  Expedition  m  ,884-85  (Clasp) ;  in 
ture  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Kheoive  s  Star),    feeivea  wiiu  lue  i-i.>.  i^  1 


Army  Veterinarij  Department. — War  Services.  3056 

\   tlie  operations  near  Suakin  in  December  1888  including  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (Clasp)  •  and  in  the  onprn- 

tions  in  i8qi  including  the  capture  of  Tokar  (4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  Clasp  to  Khedive's  Star)      Served  witi, 

the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1396  as  Principsil  Veterinary  Surueon  to  the 

force  includins  the  eng,i|:ement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hahr  (mentioned  in  despatches   DSO    British 

Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ;  and  in  the  operations  in  .S98.  including  the  l>attle  of  Khartoum 

(mentioned  m  .lespatches,  granted  the  next  higher  rate  of  pay  of  his  rank,  jnd  Class  of  the  Medjidie   and  Ulasn) 

I        ■»  Veterinary  Captain  R.  W.  Burke  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) 

I       79  -Veterinary  Captain  S.  M.  Smith  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  en^aeements 

I    at  Tel-el-Mahiita  and  Mahsama  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Also  served  with  the  Nile  E.xpedition''ini  884-.^^ 

I    (Clasp).    Served  with  the  Manipore  E.\pedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ii  i"o4  05 

so  Veterinary  Capiain  Blenkinsop  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1808  and 

[    wa8  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  VSO.  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with 

*i  Veterinary  Captain  R.  W.  Raymond  served  in  the  ojierations  in  Ziiluland  in  1888 

f  Veterinary  Captain  H.  M.  Maxwell  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasn) 

w  Veterinary  Captain  (J  H   Evans  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  E.xpeditionary  Force  in  1889-00  (mentioned  in 

despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  y  .     \    ^  v  ^^^^  ju 

[      84  Veterinary  Captain  E.  R.  O.  Butler  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S85-87  (mentioned  in  d"spatohcs, 

»  Medal  with  Llasp).  ^  ' 

85  Veterinary  Captain  11.  C.  O.  Fowler  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887  ( Medal  with  Clasn) 

'4  Veterinary  CaptainF.W  Sharp  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  ,885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) 

8'  Veterinary  Captain  E.  Ta.ylor  served  with  the  Wuntho  Expedition  in  iSji  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

89  Veterinary  Captain  Lawson  served  with  the  Burmese  E.xpedition  in  i88=;-89  (Medal  with  two'ciasns) 

9"  Veterinary  Captain  F.  B.  Drage  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudaa  under  Sir  Herbert  kitchener  in 
1898,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 
with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

9>  Veterinary  Major  T.  E.  W.  Lewis  served  in  the  catnpaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in 
1897  as  Assistant  Principal  Veterinary  Surgeon  with  the  Egyptian  Army  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  .Medal 
with  Clasp);  also  served  in  the  operations  lu  1898  as  Assistant  Principal  Veterinary  Suro-eon  with  the  Eo-yptian 
Army,  and  was  pres ont  at  the  Imttles  of  the  Atliara  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in'desoatches  promoted°'Veteri- 
nary  Captain,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie  and  jth  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  two  Clasps  t"  Khedive's  Medal) 

'.'^  Veterinary  Captain  A.  C.  Newsom  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  in  1895  "(Medal  with  Clasp)'.  Served 
in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Ladysmitli. 

9'  Veterinary  Captain  F.  Eassie  served  with  the  Maoioore  Expedition  in  1S91  (Medal  with  Clasn)  ■  and  in  the 
Ojierations  in  the  Chin  Hills  in  1891-92  (Clasp).     Served  in  the  Chitral  campaign  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

'♦  Vetennarj-  Captain  J.  Moore  served  during  the  Dongola  Expedition  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  iSgb'with 
the  Suakm  Force  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i8qq-iooo  on 
Special  Service.  5»    v    >    "■ 

95  Veterinary  Captain  Stratton  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'=  Veterinary  Captain  Harris  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  NorthWest  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-98  as  Vetcrinarv 
Officer  of  the  Staff  of  Sir  \V.  Penu  Symons  and  Senior  Veterinary  IDtHcer  Tochi  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

9'  Veterinary  Lieut.  C.  Rose  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1804-0- 

(Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  m  the  camp:iign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 

in  1897  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Forcj  as  Veterinary  Officer  2nd  Division  (mentioned  in  despatches    Medal 

j  with  two  Clasps).  * 

I     98  Veterinary  Lieut.  W.  D.  Smith  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener 

I  in  1896,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of 

'  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  iwo  Clasps),  and  in  the  operations  in  1898,  including  the 

battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp  to  Khedive's  iMedal). 

'-«'  Veterinary  Lieut.  England  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  in  1S96-97. 

1™  Veterinary  Lieut.  G.  M.  Williams  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1893  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  iu  1897  with 
the  Utman  Khel  Column  of  the  Malakand  Field  Force  as  Senior  Veterinary  Otfioer  (two  Cla.sps). 

'»'  Veterinary  Lieut.  ,W.   Nevill  Wright  served  with    the  Chitral   Rel'ief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895 
:  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  -North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1S97-98  with  the  Kurram  Moveable  Column  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (two  Clasps). 

">'  Veterinary  Lieut.  Russell  served  in  the  campaign  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S98,  and  was  present  a 
the  battles  of  the  Atbara  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the 
Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

101  ^'eterinary  Lieut.  R.  F.  St.  C.  Houston  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  i  jth  Hussars, 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Colenso,  in  the  operations  of  21st  to  24th  January,  1900,  including  the  action  ai, 
Spion  Kop,  the  engagements  at  Vaal  Krantz  and  Pieter's  Hill,  and  the  relief  of  Ladysmith. 


Continuation  of  Notes  to  Chaplains'  Department. 

'^'  The  Rev.  A.  W.  B.  Watson  served  with  the  Dongola  Ex|)editionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

^9  The  Rev.  John  T.  Bird  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  near 
Stormberg  including  the  engagements  at  Penhoek  and  the  passage  of  Orange  Uiver  at  Bethulie,  at  the  relief 
of  We])ener  incluoing  the  engagement  at  Dewetsdorp,  and  in  the  operations  under  Lt.General  Ian  Hamilton 
during  September  1900  including  the  engagement  at  Zwart  Koppies,  the  occupation  of  Lydenburg,  the  battle  of 
Paardeplatz,  and  the  occupation  of  Komati  Poort. 


112 


Army  Chaplains'  Department. 


ILlai,,    General  ,o  the  Fo.ce.  ('anlin/a.  Ma-cr-'seneral  i-Tle..  John  Cox  Edsbill.  MA.,VD. 
Lmdon.andnon.  Chaplain  lolkeQueeu.SFeh.Ss.  ni^.: 


Chaplain    Tourer, 


Scv.W.  H.  BuUock.i  af--l lis  JaneSsHaUtai,  N.S. 

Rev.  Franc  Sadleir,  if  J 1 :4  Mar.  »7|Cork 

Eei-.  Alfred  J.  Townend.BJ.  ...|  i  Dec.  qo  Imp.Eep.Cps. 
Sen.  .TosepU  H.  Sutton Moxly,  1   ^ ^  ^^^  02  Chelaen  Hoap. 

BA .*  I 

2ei.  Geo.  Kirkwood"  (Pr.«4)  [I  '  J,*°;  ^^l  J  London 
ieeo.  Thomas  roran>MJ?.C.)   ..  124  Oct.  94ilm11.Rep.Cps. 
Mev.  Alfred  Malim,  .UJ.  ....  .J  i  Dec.  94  Devonport 

E<.p.Eras.HarparGoodwin,B^.  15  May  q;|C.  of  G.  Hope 
Rev  ReginaldF.Collmb'nfl-C.)|i5  Jnne95,C.of  G.  Hope 

i?«.  Frld.J.Bateman  .5  Oct.   95  Wartey 

Sev.  Walter  Hebden  Milner l27t.ov.  oslAlderhhot 


Bee.  John  KinsiLethbridge.JW.  "3  Dec.95|?lymontll 

Ret!.  Riddall  Morrison    i  6  JnueqeGosport 

Eec   David  Nickerson,  Jn iiojan.  97 

Sev.  Edward  John  Hardy,  Jf^.  ,-.3  Sept. 97  Dnb.m 
R.u  T  Patterson  Mullins,ZZ-D.|i6  Jan.  98  Netley 
Res'  William  Le  Grave  (B.C.)    !i8  Jan.  gi,C.  of  G.  Hope 

See.  JohnHackelt.M  BD i  2  Mar.  98  Gihraltar 

Jiei>.H.H.Beatt:t,£iD.(P'-e»t.);i3iI".  9S;Aldershot 

F.ev.  Henry  Arthur  Darnell 3  July  gSLondon 

Bev.  Albert  Springett  Norfolk..,]  18  Feb.  99  Egypt 
Rev   Fras.  Aubrey  Darnell.af.^.!  9  Aug.  qglHilsea 

R,v   George  Smith^i   .10  Feb.  oojCaterham 

Bev  O  A.  W.  O'Neill.'^OfJ.  ...:io  Aug.oolCbatham 


CHiPHINS  TO  THE  FORCES  (2ND  CtiSS),  rankina  a!  Lt.CoIone^' 


Rev.  Emmim.  Maria  Morgan-^  /        j^j.,    ^V'^  of  q.  Hope, 

(j?C)  ■■■  J  I 

»eo  Charies  Jos'iahHort I  i  Sept. 9S  Dublin 

Uev'  Thos.  Felton  Falkner,  MA.  1;  Sept. 96  Portsmouth 

Rev.  P.  F.  Raymond,  Jf^-l ,  S  Jan.  97  Malta 

Rev'.     Charles    Walter    Kea- )  I   ,  adt.  98  Egypt 

tinge-' («-C.) >l  ,1         , 

Ke^.Wm.  Sidney  Randall,  ii.i.  29  Sept.gS  London 

Rev  S  P.  H.  Statham,2=  J?J.  ...|,7  0ct.  9S  C.  of  G.  Hope 


BeV.  John  Morrow  SimmsV^  T^g  j^^,.^,    3'  PP?"".  ??"■ 

B.i.  {Pregb.)     >\  <-     o.  Airica 

Rev  Alr.W.Brown  Watson,2S3f.!l.  14  Dec.  98  C.  of  G.  Hope 
/<€o' W.B.Lyon  Alexander  (R.C.)'  9  Apr.  99  C.  of  G.  Hope 

Re-   Fred.  Georce  Wright    j  7  Apr.  00  C.  of  G.  Hope 

Bio!  Chas.  Henrv  Murphy,  MA.\  8  Apr.  00  London 
Bev  WiUiam  Berkeley  Dowding    9  Apr.  00  C.  of  G.  Hope 
Rer  W.  Fo.«er  Ray  Buckle,  JlTi.  21  May  ooAldershot 
Rev.  Edward  Ryaii  (B.C.) I  i  June 00  Aldershot 


Eev.  Frederic  Bethune   ^or- 1  jg  Mar.  96  Aldershot 

man  Xorman  Lee,  MA ) 

Ref.  Arthur  Augustus  Lynn)  ^^  ^ng. 96  Shomcliffe 

B«f  JamM  Robenson«(Pr«i.)  2,  Dec.  96  C.  of  G.  Hope 

Rev.  Robert  Armitage,  MA 21  June  97  C.  of  G.  Hope 

Rev.  Joseph  Barnaby  CLarlta  ^  ^^  June  97  Colchester 

Murphy,  B J ••• >    ' 

Rev.  Sydney  WUliam    Went- )    ,  Qct.  97  Dover 

worth  Wilkin J        ^.  ^..      , 

Rev.  WiUoughby  Chas.  Haines    3  ^ov.y7  Gibraltar 
Rev.  Lewis  J.  Matthews  (RC.    14  Nov.  97  Natal 
Eeu.WilloughbyChaseParr.M.J.  10  Oct.  ah  Malta 


CHiPLilHS  TO  TH«  KoBCES  (311D  CLiSS),  ranking  a.  Ma,or,. 


I  .uar.  99]-uaiL» 

I  June  99iC.  of  G.  Hope 


,r  .  I      T^         J  fD.  of  York's 
Eev.  Geo.Hubert  Andrews,  3/4.131  Dec.  9»j  (^  k.M.  School 

Rev.  Thomas  Hy.  Foalkes.  If  J.I  i  Mar.  9Q|Malta^ 

Bee.  Ernest  F   Newman, -IfJ... 

Rev.  Reginald  Moseley,  MA.  ... 

Rev.  John  Ale.t.Hatton,  MA.  ... 

Rev.W'm.  Francis  Sor*bie,  BA... 

Rec.  MarcusWellesleyChurch-  \ 

ward,  JfJ S 

Rev.  Wiiliam  John  Ward,  MA... 
Bev.  Edward  Herbert  Pulling.. 


I  Ffb 
I  June  oG 
II  Sept.cx* 

19  Sept.oo 


Woolwich 
C.  of  G.  Hope 
C.  of  G.  Hope 

Malta 


ic  Oct.  CO  Bermuda 
27  Nov.  00  Egj'pt 


Rev.  Maurice  Jones,  BA .  Dec.  oot..  ot  G.  Hope 


Rev.  Joshua  Brough,  If  J 1>3  Mar.  90 

Rev.  Harwood  Little,  BA.    ...... t.n  May  9° 

Bet..  ChaE.  Fredk.  Raines,  JfJ.lji  Jan.  91 
Bev.  Eweu  Geo.  FitzRoy  Mac-  )  1  ^  ^^.  ^^ 

nherson,  BA ) 

Bev.  E.  W.  M.  Norris,  MA i  Mar.  92 

Bep.Bichd. John Deane Oliver)  I     -y^^ 

MA ••■■■;  I 

Bev      Francis     Bickerstaffe- 


Cbapliins  to  THB  FoBCES  (4TB  Ctissl.  ranking  at  Captaiv, 


C.  nl  G.  Hope 

Egyi)t 
.Vlalta 

C.  of  G.  Hope:, 
C.  of  G.  Hope 


.  Jan.  94  Malta 
28  May  95  Curragh 

July  Ss  ^fatal 


Drew.BD.  {B.C.) 


27  Jan.  92!Malta 


Thomas      Henderson  "i  .,  j^av  88 
iman,  BI>.  (Pre,b.) i\-\     " 


Bev. 

Chapman,."^,  v^,...,'.; ^  I 

Rev.  James  Benoy,  MA i  Mar.  93 

Bev.    John    TumbuU    Bird,""  I        j^n.  9, 

M.i.iPr^A.)    •■      1^ 

Rev  Henry  Tudway  Coney,  Af 4.  20  May  93 
Ret.  Arth.  Grant  Moleswortb  )     ^  ^eh.  93 

Wetherall   {  \ 

Rev.  Arthur  Godolphin  I'en- 

treath,  Bf) 


y  Imp.    Rep. 
(.Corps 


C.  of  G.  Hope 
R.  Mil.  Coll. 
Malta 


I  Oct.  93 


Bee.  William  Geo.  Howard,  MA. 
Rev.  Alfred  Robert  Witt,  MA... 
Rev.   Thomas    Murray,   MA.  ) 

{Fresb.)     i 

Bev.    Frederick    John    Page),    s  June 94!c.  of  G.  Hope 

Jellicoe   1  1 

Bev.  Arthur  Venables  Calver-  >     ^  jy„g  94!  Aldershot 

ley  Hordern .)  , 

Eev.  Wm.  Stephenson  Jaffray  )       ^g^   „„c_  of  q.  Hope 

(Pi-f..4.) >  1 

Bev.    James     Grove     White  V^^  Auo-  05 

Tuckey,  3f4 >         ."'  i„     ,^   „     „ 

Bev.  William  L.  Keatinge  (B.C.)  i  May  97  C-  of  G.  Hope 
Bee.  Sydney  Edw.  Smith,  B  J.  26  Jan.  96,0.  of  G.  Hope 
Eev.  Fredefick  Archer  Hill.BJ.  28  Nov.  95,0.  of  G.  Hope 
Bet.  Jacob  Blackboame,  BJ....1  9  Apr.  qf,  (^.  of  G.  Uop- 
Sev.  Robert  Henry  Nash  iB.Ci  3  Jnneq3|t.  of  G.  Hope 
Eev.  Stephen  Francis  Hugh  <  ,  ._._„. 

Rogers  {B.C.) J  \ 


1  4  Mar.  98  C.  of  G.  Hope 

.-      r  r-    Tlnno  tlogers(..tt.>^.) "■■ j\  „1  (Spec.  Serv. 

V.  of  G.  Hope      jj^,.   pauiel  Lane  {B.C.)   [20  July  98;  I     g.  Africa 


War  Services. 
,  ,^,.    T>  ,,    w    fl    Rnllock  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  as    Senior  Chaplain  to   the  force  (men- 

'^'.^^Fbe  Rev.  T.  Foran  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  .879  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal 

'■'■'\'-^.ii'^-S:.^''^  ^K^M\il  ferved  i-i  the  Egyptim  war  of  1882  with  the  .st  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Irish  Fusiliers 

16  The  Rev  R  „Vthebatne  of  Tel-el  Kebi?  (Med  .1  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) .    Served  m  the  Boudan  cam- 

.anawaspresentatthebat  leof  lei  U  h.ebr(^.  _,^         ^^^^  J^^    ^^^^^^  .^  ^^^  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the 

•5'*  ftek2e-ob;a;,"at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches, promoted  Chaplain  of  the  jul  Llass,two 

4:iasps).  .'ervedin  the  S,uth  -Africa  war  m, 89,^1^^^^^^  ^^^  Khedive's  Star). 

at  the  delence  f  |''"\\";  »;^""XKhedivt's  iter)        Served  m  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Gra- 

"^.S'The-fev'o"  A.  W^Te'ill  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  .862  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Also  served 

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2ndLIKUTJ      I.1BCT.  CAPTAIN.! 


Captains. 

Barton,  Ahired  Yarker,  Ordnance  Officer,  ^fh  Class    

Hire,  Ashton  Hope 

Mackav,  Henry  Forbes 

p.s.c.  Rove,  John  Mnrkham,  Imtructor  R.  M.  Academy,  20  .lline  gq  

Harkne»s,  Win.  Baihnr»f,  Adj.  Fife  Art.  Southern  Div.  R.  Art.  8  Oct.  95 

Dobr^e,  De  Saumarez  

Barnes,  Georcje   Edward    -^ 

Homer.  John  Leonaril,  Inntrnctor  of  Gunnery,  17  Sept.  97 

Francis,  Charles  Arthur  William.  Adj.  1  Kent  Art.   Vols.,  i  j  .Tuly  q6  ... 
O»mn^ton,     Cecil     Afvend      FitzHerhert,    Adintant    Sligo     Artillery, \ 

Soufktr/i  Dtvinion,  21  Aug.  09 ^ 

Oldfield.  Humphrey'* 

Gaifsketl,  Sydney,  Adjutant  •.«/  Devon  Vol.  Art.,  i  Dec.  00 

Cottingham,  Edward  Roden,  Special  Service,  South  Africa  

Harris,  Gerald  Noel  Anstice j 

Poole.  Gerald  Roberr. ; 

Brooke,  CharlesLouis,  Assist.  Prof,  of  Fort  iHcation  R.N.  Coll,  t  Jan.  99 

Brown.Riohard  Tradock   

PhiIlipp8,Picton 

Pym,  Frederick  Harry  Norr-s,  p.tt.c.  Army  Ordnance  Department 

Peacock,  Pryce.  Naval  Infelliyence  department,  Admiralty 

Worthinetori,  Hugo  

Dixon,  William 

Homfray,  John  Robert  Henry  

Henderson,  Edgar  

Binney,  Arthur  Frederick 

Geddes,  Ernest  David  Eckford 

French,  Fitzstophen  John  Fetherston  

Dyer,  Thomas  Woodford  Peachy     

Dibblee,  Frederick  Lewis-^^ 

McCarthy,  Edvard,  Adjutant  12  Feb.  99 

Lumsden,  Frederick  William 

Wyley,  John  Denne  Newbank 

Brough, John  

Nugent,  Thomas  George  Hodges 

Sckreiber,  Arthur  Thoma»,  Adjutant  Suffolk  Artillery  Eastern  Divigion\ 

I  Dec.  00 i 

Spurway,  Humphry  Weston   

Ponlis,  Archibald  Primrose  Liston    

Hankey.  Maurice  Pascal  Alers 

Temple,  Reginald  Cecil   

Paterson,  Robert  Ormistou   

LlEDTENANTB. 

Harding,  Edward  West,  Assiittan/  Innfructor  of  Gunnery,  9  Jan.  01  ... 

Trotman.  Nathaniel  Fiennes 

Fisher,  Charles  Taylor.  Auistant  Adjutant,  16  Dec.  00  

Shaw,  James  Donald  Hay 

.lones,  John  Hynriman    

Raikes,  George  Leonard - 

SiniBon,  Arthur  Eraser  

Ford,  Richard  Vernon  Tredmnicle 

Kendle,  Francis  Clifford  

Ridings.  Arthur  William  George    

Leahy,  Thomas  Bernard  Arthur 

Troup.  Arthur  George 

Pee,  WiUiam  SketfiTigton  

Russell,  George  Young  

Bishop,  Charles  Arthur 

Foster,  Richard  Foster  Carter    

Hill,  Basil  Alexander 

Tanqueniy-Williamp,  Frederick  George 

Woodcock,  George  Cyril    

Salkeld,  Arthur  Frederick   

Wright,  Edwin  

Deuing,  Harold 

Harrington,  Oswald  Copley  Han'ington  

Mathew,  George 

Ban\  Edwin  Harold , 

Lane-Foole,  Francis  Gainsborough   

Kilvert,  Robert  Edgar 

Heycock.  Percy  Raworth 

Hudleston,  John  Wallace  

Lushington,  Guye  Wellesley 

Crawley,  Chotwode  George  Green  , 

IVan  der  Kiare.  .Tohn  Edward    


BBSYBT 
UAJOB. 


I  Sept.  87 
I  Sept.  87 
I  Sept. 87' 
1  Sept.  87 
I  Sept.  87 
I  Sept.  88 
I  Sept. 90, 
I  Sept.901 
I  Sept. 90' 
I  Sept. 9 1 
I  Sept. 92' 

I  Rcpt.921 

1  8ept.92 
T  Sept.g2l 
I  Sept.g";! 
I  Sept.95, 
I  Sept.95; 
I 
I  Sept.95! 
I  Sept.95 
I  Sept.95! 
I  Sept.95| 
I  Sept. 96! 
1  Sept. 96' 
I  Sept.96i 
:  Sept. 96; 
I  Sept. 96 
I  Sept. 96' 
I  Sept.961 
I  Popt.g6| 
I  Sept.  96 
T  Sept  91^.; 
I  Sei)t.97; 
I  Sept.97| 
I  Sept.  97 
1  Sept.  97! 
I  Sept.  97 
I  Sept.  97' 
I  Sept.971 
1  Sept.971 
I  Sept. 97 
I  Sept.  97 
I  Sept.97 
I  Jan.  98, 
I  Jan.  98; 
I  Jan.  9&I 
I  1  Jan.  98 
I  Jan.  98 
1  Jan.  9&! 
T  Jan.  qS 


I  c>ept.8i 
I  Sept.  81 
I  Sept.  82 
I  Sept.82 
I  Sept.821 
I  Sept.  8  ^t; 
I  Sept.  8  3; 
I  Sept.831 
I  Sept.Sj 

I  Sept.  8^  i 

I  Sepi.  84I 
I  Sept.  84 
I  Sept.S4 
1  Sept. 84 
I  Sept.  85 
I  Sept.  85 
I  Sept.8s, 
I  Sept.  86 
t  Sept.  86 
I  Sept.  36' 
I  Sept.  86 
I  Sept.  86 
I  Sept.  86 
I  Sept. 87; 
I  Sept.87J 
I  Sept.S7! 
I  Sept.S7! 
1  Sept.87! 
1  Sept. 88, 
I  July  qi 
I  July  91 1 
I  July  91 
1  July  92! 
I  July  93 

1  July  93 

1  July  93 
1  July  93 
I  July  96, 
I  July  96 
I  July  96 

I  July  961 
I  July  96J 
I  July  96, 
I  July  96 
1  July  97 
I  July  97 
I  July  97 
I  July  97 
I  July  07 
1  July  971 
;  July  97, 
1  July  97! 
1  July  97! 
1  July  97 
I  July  98 
I  July  gS, 
I  July  96 1 
'  July  98I 
I  July  98 
I  July  9S 
I  July  98' 
I  July  f8' 
I  July  q8 
1  July  98 
I  July  98 
I  Jan.  99^ 
I  Jan.  99 
1  Jan.  99] 
I  Jan.  99; 
I  Jan.  99 
I  Jan.  99 
t  Jan.  QQ 


2  July  93' 
I  Sept. 92! 
1  Sept.95' 
I  Sept.  93 
I  Sept.93! 
I  Sept.941 
1  Sept.  94 
I  Sept.  94! 
I  Sept. 94 

;  I  Sept. 95 

I  I  Sept.95; 

I  Sept.95, 

I  Sept.95; 

I  Sept.95i 

19  June 96- 

30  June96i 

,13  July  96' 

13  July  96 

1 5  July  96 

15  July  96 
29  Aug.Q6 

5  Nov.  g6i 
1  Feb.  97' 
I  Apr  97I 
1  Apr.  97: 
I  Apr.  97 1 
9  Apr.  97i 

21  May  97j 
4  June97j 

12  June  971 

16  June  97 
26  July  97; 
24  Mar.  98, 

I  Apr.  98 

I  Apr.  98, 

17  JunegSi 

18  Aug.  981 
10  Aug.991 
26  Nov.  99 
29  June 00 


A 

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Srcond  Lirctenants. 


2nd  LIEUT, 


Vine,  Francis  Marshall    1  Jan.  98 

Jolly,  William  Archibald    i  Jan,  98 

Prynne,  Alan  Harvey  Lockyer i  Sept. 98 

Briscoe,  Lancelot  Dunlop    .,, 1  Sept. 98 

Blount,  Harold  i  Sept.98 

Leslie,  Seymour  Granger i  Sept.gS  | 

Caulfleld,  St.  George  Frederick  Gordon...    1  Sept.98  I 

Wilde,  Percy  Montague  Clifton i  Sept.qS 

Twiss,  Hubert  Richard I   i  Sept.98  | 

Warder,  Richard  Bertram  Graham |  i  Jan.  99 

Bourchipi,  Thomas  Anr,aury  MacNamara'  i  Jan.  99   ' 

Tripp,  Williani  Henry  Lainson  1  Jan.  9  j  ;! 

'BXmq^ Facings  Scarlet.  Head  Quartert 


Second  Lieutenants. 


2  ^Stephens,  Henry  Knighton  ...|  i  Sept.99 

3  IHuntingtbrd,  Walter  Legh 1  Sept.99 

2    Stokes,  William  Noel ■  i  Sepl.99 

2    Bourne,  Alan  George  Barwys     .....|  1  Sept.99 

I    Ireraongfr.  Harold  Edward  William  i  Jan.  00 

I  iCrick,  Frederick  Graham i  Jan.  00 

I  iMorgan,  Harold  Godfrey  St.  George  !  i  Jan.  00 

I  iCantrell,  Arthur  Stanley j  i  Sept. 00 

T  'Chjincellor.  John  Bird  |  i  Sept.  00 

I    Gudfrav,  Alfred  Denis  Bertram    j  i  S^pt.oo 

I    Brett,  Francis  Joseph  I  i  Sept.  00 

I    Jollye,  Godfrey  Herbert! i  Sept.oo 

-Eastney  Barracks,  near  Portsmouth. 


Divisional  Staff. 
Quarter  Moitterf. — Callaway,  Frederick,  17  Mar.  95,  Hun.  Lieut. ;  Rodway,  Stephea  George,  8  Nov.  97.-2^'^"'^'*"'' ! 

Baker,  Albert,  17  Occ.  00,  Hon.  Lieut. 
Staff  Officer.  — S>les.!i>ov,  Major  Herbert,  3  Dec.  9S.        |         Payma»ter.~  Gaitskell,  Major  W.  J..'"  24  Mar.  98. 
Barrack Manter.—'VYoXXGT,  Wnrren  Francis,^  16  Oct.  q9 ;  Lieut,  i  Sept.  76 ;  Captain,  5  Apr.  86 ;  M-t)  r,  5  Nov.  96. 
Jlfff/tVa^  O^c^rA-.— Fleet  Surgeon  S.  F.  Hamilton,  19  Oct.  99;    Surgeon  J.  H.  Pead,  MA.  MB.BCh.    27   Mar.  99; 

Surgeon  C.  J.  S.  Kelsall,  19  Aug.  99. 
Crtajj^«7n.— Harris,  Rev.  W.  S.,  MA.  1  Oct.  98. 


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Ho\tnti-D,\ierht.'WmXiih\c\],^'^Nav.T)ifeI.D€pf.AdmiraIf2/ 

^B.vne,Ro):ind  Marur,  Jnsfritcfo*-  of  Min-ketri/  j 

Vincent,  Arthur  Gustave,  Staff  OJicer.  iS  Aug.  96 

Gordon,  CharlesLouis,  Adj.  4  Vol.  Baifalion  Scotftsh  ^  j 

liijlen,  21  Sept.  g6 >  | 

Roe,  Edward  Charles  Barllett.^^^rf/.f  Vol.  Battalion^ 

Liverpool  Beqt.  1  Oct.  96  .. > 

White, Hern.Southev  Neville.*'  Staff  Officer,  27  Anpr.  9^ 
Marchant.  j^lfred  Edmund, 3S  CB.  Instructor  of  Mui-k. 
Curto.vt^.Chas. Ernest  ^<ivt^^In»t.nf  Gunnery yt  Dec.  97 

Hailes,  David  Augustus     

Irotman,  Charles  Newsham,"  Staff  Officer^  22  Feb.  99 

Cox,  Gerald  Aylmcr  

Abrahall.  John  Hoskyiis*^ 

Chown,  Ernest  Edward.  Sitperdt,  of  Gym.  24  Dec.  99... 
Goddard,  James  Rainey*'^ 

Captains. 

Grant,  William  Arthur  Churchill    

Bmney,  Walter  Erskine 

Parsuny,  Cunliffe  M'Neile  

Shubrick,  Charles  Louis 

Saumarez,  Richard  James 

Mercer,  David,  Staff  Officer,  12  Dec.  90 

Henderson,  Cecil  

Orlehar,  Evelyn  Henry,  Adjutant  3  Vol.  Bn.  IFelgk  Begt 

Eady,  Frederick  William  Edw.i-rd 

Daniel,  Edward  Yorke 

OonnoUy.  Arthur  Matthew 

Lnard,  Frank  William 


2ndl.IBDT. 


iSt  LtF.UT.  '  CA-PTAIN 


BBBVBT 
MAJOe. 


Feb.  81  21  Apr.  90       23  May  99 

I  Sept.Si  31  May  9c       26  May  99 

~     '  ~    16  July  90       11  Sept.99 


1  Sept.  81 
I  Sept.  81 


10  Aug.  901 


I  Sept.  81  10  Au«?.  90 

I  Sept.  82  I  June  92 
t  Sept.  Si  1  Aus^.  gc 
I  Sept. 82';8  July  92 
I  Sept.  82'  8  Sept.  92 
t  Sept.  32  28  Sept.  92 
1  Sept.  82  20  Nov.  92 
I  Feb.  83  B  July  93 
}  I  Feb.  8^  29  Aue.  93 
I  I  Feb.  83  II  Sept.93 

2ndLI»UT.;i8t  LIBUT 


[  Feb.  00 


\d^affkeicii.  Godfreif  Enf court,  gervinfj  vith  Eqt/pfian  Army 

Bayliff,  Richard  Lane,  Adjutant  2  V.B.  Th"-  IVeUh  Segf.,  1  JaB.  01 
\Beaumont,  Godfrey  Lancagfer,*'  Adjutant  Malta  Art.  23  Sept.  97  ... 

Beith,  Robert  Douslas ' 

Athow,  Frank  

I  Lyicood,  Edwin  Giffbrd,  Adj.  2  Vol.  Bn.  Highland  Lt.  Inf.  15  Nov.  97 

Pym,  John  Beville 

Batevi,  William  Henry,  Army  Pay  Department  

Bendyuhe,  Richard  yehon.  Adjutant  30  Mar.  96 

Palmer,  Harry  Douglax,  Egyptian  Army 

Bi'abazon,  Anthony  Hey  land 

Evelegh,  Edmund  Geortre,  Imirvctor  of  Gunnery,  15  Mar.  00  

Graham,  Hamilton  MaximiUian  Christian  William   

Parker.  James  Henry 

Godfrey,  Frederick  Rowland-ion   

Stroud,  Edward  James   

Ecant,  Horace  Carlvon,  Adj.  4  Vol.  Bn.  'Manchester  Regt.  \  Apr.  97 

Wylde,  Arthur  William 

Hobbg,  Frederick  Manoli  Baltazzi,*^  fercing  tcith  Egyptian  Army    ... 

Frankis,  Walter  William 

Connolly,  William  Edward  Ounnell,  Adjutant  12  Aug.  96 

Lambert,  John  Hamilton 

Marchant,  John,  Adj.  9   Vol.  Bn.  S,  Stafordnkire  Regt.  25  Feb.  98... 

Smith,  Wilfred  Nnel  Edmund   

Harris,  William  Albert 

Watson,  Charles  Stanbrouffh 

Smith,  Wilfred  Huffh  Moore  

Garrett,  John  Raymonrl    

Cnllard,  Charlf*  Eun'i,^-'  Special  Service,  Sontk  Africa 

Blumberij,  Herhtrt  Edtcnrd,  Adjutant  18  Aug:.  00 

Crowfher,  John  Ernest,  Natal  Intelligence  Department^  Admiralty  ... 

Phillips.  Frank  Truscott 

Drake-Brockman.  Charles  Edward  Fitzroy 

Tupinan,  Joh  n  Arthur,  AdJQtazit  2  July  00  

Rombulow-Pearse,  Arthur  Egmont 

Coke,  Ernest  Sacheverell 

Ommanney,  Edmund  Manaton  Cai-penter 

Farquharmn,  H.  D-.A^i^ixf,  Prof,  of  Forfifieation»,R.N.CoU.\  5fin.gi 

Meister,  Ricbard  Henry  Julius... 

Noble,  John  Brecknock    

Armstrong,  Sf.  Geon/e  Beures,  Naval  Intelligence  Department 

Gardner,  Francis  Stewart  .' 

Anderson,  Gilbert  Ironside 

Hutchison, Ale.\, Richard  Hamilton,  Special  Service,  South  Africa 

MuUins,  George  James  Herbert  

Whitraarsh,  John  Francis  Vjctnr  Silver  

Halliday.  Lewis  Stratford  Tollemache 

Crocker,  Herbert  James 

Morres,  Elliot  Hody   

Heriot,  Granville  Mackey 

Urage,  Gilhert ! 

Edtcardf,  Frederick  Charles,  Svpt.  of  Gy7nna9ia,Gibraltar,28  Jan.  00 

Morgan,  Reginald   Hallward     

b'inlaison,  John  Bruce  

Bridgns,  Francis  Doveton    

Jolquhoun,  Robert  Crosthwaitc 

Bewes,  Arthur  Ed  ward..,, 

Kitcat,  Arthur  de  Winton 

Pryce-Erowne,  William  Herbert 

Parley,  Henry  La  Touche     

Brogden,  John  Sihegfer,^^  Central  Africa  Regiment  

Boyle,  Frarcis  Rayner  

Dalton,  Cecil  William  Robert,  Instructor  of  Musketry,  Malta    . 

Robinson,  Gny  Vandeleur 

Abrahall,  Christopher  Henry  Hotkyns 

Sockett-Pugb,  Edward  Harding    

Bourchier,  Philip  Lennox  Walter  


17  Sept.99 

25  Sept.99 

29  Oct.  99 

26  Nov.  99 

I  5  Dec.  9^ 

10  Feb.  ex* 

I  Mar.  oo- 

15  Mar.  oo 

19  Oct.  0 

j  I  Nov.o 

1  I  Not.  od 

CAPTAIN.  Ibt.MAJOE.^* 


I  Sept.  80 
I  Feb.  83  1 

I  Feb.  83 

I  Feb.  83 

I  Feb.  83 

1  Feb.  33  5 

1  Feb.  8^ 

I  Sept.  83 

I  Sept.  83 

I  Feb.  S4  16  Aug.  94 

I  Feb.  84    5  Nov.  s^ 


I  Sept.Qii 

II  Sept.93! 
6  Oct.   93 

5  Dec.  93 

6  Jan.  94 
•n  Jan.  94 

I  Feb.  94 
I  Apr.  94 
r  Apr.  94 


I  Sept.  84 
I  Sept.  84 
I  Sept.S4 
I  Sept.  84 
1  Sept.  84 
1  Feb.  85 
X  Feb.  85 
1  Feb.  85 
4  Mar.  85 
7  Sept.85 
I  Sept.85 
I  Sept.  8  c 
I  Sept.85 
I  Sept.  85 
I  Feb.  86 
I  Feb.  86 
I  Sept. 86 
I  Sept.86 
I  Sept.86 
I  Sepc.86 
I  Sept. 86 

1  I  Sept.J^e 

t  Feb.  87  24  Mar.  38 
1  Feb.  87I24  Mar.  88 

I  1  Sept.36 

I  Feb.  87  24  Mar,  88 
I  Sept.57  28  Sept  88 
I  Sept.87  28  Sept.B8 
I  Sept.87  28  Sept.bS 
I  Sept.87  28  Sept. 88 
I  Feb.  88  I  Apr.  80 
r  Feb.  88  i  Apr.  89 
I  Feb.  88  I  Apr.  89 
I  Feb.  88  I  Apr.  89 
I  Sept.  58  27  Sept.89 
I  Sept.  88  27  Sept.S9 
I  Sept.  88  27  Sept..89 
I  Sept.  88  27  Sept.89 
1  Sept. 88  27  Sept.89 
I  Feb.  8928  Mar.  no 
1  Feb.  SSI27  Sent.89 
1  Feb.  S9'28Mar.  90 
1  Feb.  89  -A  Mar.  9c 
I  Feb.  89  2B  Mar.  9? 
I  Feb.  89128  Mar.  9c 
I  Feb.  89'28Mar,  00 
I  Feb.  89  28  Mar.  90 
I  >  opt  89  I  .Tuly  90 
I  Sept.fg'  1  July  9c 
I  Sept.Sg  I  July  90 
I  Sept. 89  1  July  90 
I  Sept.89'  I  July  9c 
I  Sept. 90  I  July  91 
I  Sept.90.  I  July  9 
1  Sept. 90'  I  July  91 
I  Sept.9o|  I  July  91 
I  Sep'  Qo  I  July  91 
I  Sept.901  I  July  91 
I  Sept.goj  I  July  9: 
1  Sept.90  I  July  9t 
I  Sept.90  I  July  91 
T  Sept.90  I  July  9 
I  Sept.Qo  I  July  9 
I  Sept.90  I  July  91 
I  Sept.goj  I  July  91 
I  Sept.90  I  July  9 
I  Sept.90-  I  July  9; 
I  Sept. 89    I  July  90 


Nov.  94 
15  Dec.  94  16  Nov.  98 
-5  Jan.  05 

0  Feb.  95  25  May  97 
21  Mar.  95 
23  Mar.  95, 

25  Mar.  95 
r  Apr.  95' 

1  Apr.  95I 
I  Apr.  95 
I  Apr.  95 
1  Apr.  05 
I  Apr.  95 

1  May  Q5 

8  Sept.95' 
3  Sept.93 
'9  Nov.  95'; 
7  Feb.  961 

2  Mar.  q'i 
[7  Mar.  96 

I  Apr.  5^, 
6  Sept.96 
6  Sept  96 

9  Sept.Q6i 
■I  Sept.96: 

26  Dec.  96, 

6  Jan.  97 

26  Jan. 97 
23  Feb.  97 
25  Mar.  97: 

I  Apr.  97, 
I  Apr.  97 
t  Apr.  97  J 

I  Apr.  97  j 
i  Junes?: 

14  Aug.  97' 

7  Aug.  97 
23  Sept.Q7 

8  Oct.  97 
8  Oct.  97 

13  Nov.  97 

15  Nov.  97 
15  Nov.  97 
17  Nov.  97 

6  Dec.  9,7' 

I  Jan.  98" 

8  Jan.  98' 
31  Jan.  98  12  Septjco 
25  Feb.  98 

8  Mar.    " 

I  Apr. 

I  Apr. 

I  Apr. 

6  Aug. 

27  Aug.gS; 
31  Aug.  98! 

28  Sept.98' 
6  Oct.  98; 

12  Dec.  98! 

3  Jan.  99 

4  Feb.  99; 

II  Feb.  99 
II  Feb.  p9| 

22  Feb.  99: 
I  Apr.  99 
t  A[ir.  99] 
I  Apr.  99 j 

23  May  9^ 


Royal  Marine  Light  Infantry, 


4C1 


Div. 

Cha. 
For. 
Ply. 
Ply. 

Ply. 
For. 
Cha. 

Ply. 
Ply. 

Cha. 
Ply. 
Ply. 
For. 
For. 
Cha. 
Fly. 
For. 
Cha. 
For. 

For. 
For. 
Fly. 
Ply. 
Clift. 
I'ha. 
For. 
Cha. 


Yrs. 
Ser 


Captains. 


zndLiEur.  ist  lieut. 


jWray.  Edmund    

Story,  Edward  Kenmir 

j  Hawkins,  Thomas  Henry 

'Miller,  Leander  Williara  

Howard,  Henry  Martin,  Special  Service,  South  Africa 

O'SuUivan,  Hu^h  Dermod  Evan   

Chichester,  Frank  Evelyn  Chichester  Buruard  

Harvey,  Francis  John  William" 

Grattan,  Arthur  Phayre  

Clark,  Joseph  Arthur  Myles  Ariel,  Special  Service,  South  Africa 

Sampson-Way,  Nowell  FitzEdward  GreviUe 

Cator,  Robert 

Dustan,  John  WiUiam 

Jones, '.V'iUer  Thomas  Cresswell,  DSO 

Luard,  Trant  Bramslon 

Scott,  NevilleA.  Woodward 

Shine,  John  Piercey 

Morse,  Allan  Stewart   

Esson,  Williara  ., 

Riqby^  John  Cecil  Ilengren^  West  African  Frontier  Force 

Thoroton,  Charles  Julian    

Simmons,  Percy  Walter,  J.s8is^.  Prof,  of  Fortificatna.  R.N.  Coll. 

Xelson,  Francis  Arthur,  Special  Service,  S.  Africa  

Cartwri^'ht,  Fras.  J,  Winsor 

Deed,  John  Cyril 

Molloy,  Percy , 

Coles,  Herbert  JefTeris 

Wilhs.  Richard  ifoUiott   ..„, 

Armstrong,  Harold  G.  B , 


1  Sepi.qi 
I  Sept. 91 
I  Sept.gi 
I  Sept.  91 
1  Sept. 92 
I  Sept. 92 
I  Sept  92 
I  Sept. 92 
I  Sept. 92 
I  fc)ept.92 
I  Sept. 92 
I  Sept. 92 
I  Sept.q2 
1  Sept. 93 
I  Sept. 93 
I  Sept. 93 
I  Sept. 93 
T  Sept. 93 
I  Sept. 93 
I  Sept. 93 
I  Sept. 93 
I  Feb.  94 
I  Feb.  94 
T  Feb.  94 
I  Feb.  94 
I  Feb.  94 
I  Feb.  94 
I  Feb.  94 
I  Sept. 96 


I  July 
1  July 
I  July 
1  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  July 
1  July 
I  Jan. 
1  Jan. 
1  Jan. 
I  Jan. 
I  Jan. 
I  Jan. 
1  Jan. 
I  July 


92  26  May  99 
92J11  Sept. 99 

92  17  Sept.99 
g2'26  Nov.  99 
93,27  Nov.  Q9 
95]  3  Dec.  99 
93,  5  Dec.  00 
q:;  16  Jan.  00 

93  28  Jan.  00 
9:;]  I  Feb,  00 
93.10  Feb.  CO 
93!  I  Mar. 
93' 1 5  Mar.  00 
94!i6  Mar.  00 
94 1  I  Apr.  00 
94 1  I  Apr.  00 
94!  I  Apr.  oc 
94 1  2  July  00 
941 15  July  00 
94' 17  July  00 
94,17  July  00 
95:23  July  03 
95J14  Aug:.  00 
95120  Sept.oo 
95|ioOct.  00 
95  ig  Oct. 
95I  I  Nov.  oo' 
95J  I  Nov.  ooj 
971  9  No7.  ool 


Cha. 
Fly. 

Flv. 
Deal 

Cha. 
Cha. 
Cha. 
Cha. 

For. 
Cha. 
For. 
Cba. 
Deal 

Fly. 
Ply. 

Cha. 

Cba. 
For. 
For. 
Por. 

For. 
Cha. 
For. 
Cha. 
Cha. 
For. 

Ply. 

Cha. 
For. 

I    Ply. 

I  PI.7. 
Cha. 
Por. 
Por. 

Ply. 

i  Por. 

I  Cha. 

II  Cha. 
f  Ply. 

Por. 
Cha. 

{  Per. 
1  Cha. 
'     Por. 

Ply. 

Por. 

1    Ply. 

Ply. 
Ch. 

Por. 

Cha. 
.     Cha. 

Por. 


Lieutenants. 

Strong,  Fred.  Lewis  Harford 
MuUer,  GeorgeFison,.(l8sii!^. } 

Instructor  of  Gunnery J 

Heard,  Samuel  Ferj^uson 

Grover,  John,  Afsiift.  Inst. ) 

of  Mu»ket  ry J 

Little,  Arthur  Greenway 

Manley,  George  E.  D 

French,  Arthur  Harwcod  ... 
Wilson,  Leslie  Orme,  Asat.^ 

Instr.  of  Musketrif S 

Simpson,  Williara  George  .. 
Mayhew,  Charles  Lawson    ... 

Burge,  Norman  Ormsby  

Hall,  Fras.  Hamilton  Howard 
Saunders.  Frederick  John,  ) 

Sitpt.of  Sicimmi'ig  Instr...  S 
Heycock,  Alf.  Geo.  Sydney  .. 
Walthall,  Brian  Jas.  Delves  , 
Barber,      Cyril      Frederic, ) 

Aesist.  In»t.  of  Gunnei'i/...  ) 

Baker,  Jasper   

Grilt'ths,  Francis  Home    

Marahman,  Moore  Havelock 
Houj^hton,   H.    Nelson    H.  / 

A»s(,  Instr.  of  Gunnery  ...$ 
Mairie,  Edward  ShuckburRh 
Milner,  Art..  Geo.  Cbampneys 
Lees,  Thomas  Orde  Hans. 
Orpen-Falmer,  Edw.  O.  H 
Jcnes,  Henry  Albert  Hath  way 

Benett,  Henry  Cleeve 

Rooney,  Gerald  Christopher 
Graham,  Cham.  Fredk.  Oliver.. 

Carpenter,  George    

Cufl'e,    James    A,    Francis,  > 

Assist.  Inst,  of  Musketry ...  3 
Hood,C.  H.,  A.D.C.  toMaj.\ 

Gen.  H.  L.  Smith-Dorrien  ) 
Lav.rie,  F.  Bruce  Anuandale 
Arbuckle,  Fras.  Jas.Vauehan 
O'SuUivan. Barry  R.  de  Waal 

Hall,  Charles  Leigh 

Christie,  Wra.Edvv.  Tolfrey... 
Stopford,  Wyndham  Horace 
Richmond,  Hy.  S.  Hamilton 
Stockley,  Henry  H.  Fraser... 

Harmar,  Charles  D'Oyly 

Hazel,  James    

Channer.  Hugh  Watsou   

Jfcjsf,  tlohn  Leonard,  A.  S.  C. 
D'Oyly,  Henry  Ralph  Neville 
Shcwell,  Geo.  Lewis  Forster 

Bennett,  Maurice  Filmer 

Arbuthuot,  William  Patrick 

Sandilands,  Prescott 

Lampen,  Lewis  Charles 

Ozanne,  Harold 

Hickson, Gerald  Hobt.Scedall 
Regnart,  Cyrus  Hunter  .. 

Norcock,  Lawrence   , 

Still,  Egerton  Willoughby 

White,  Ricbard  Noel 

Temple,  Frank  Valiant    ... 


2ND  LIHUI 


T  Feb.  94 
I  Sept. 94 
I  Sept.  94 
I  Sept. 94 
I  Sept.94 
1  Sept. 94 

I  Sept.q4 

I  Feb.  q 

1  Feb.  05 
I  Feb.  95 
1  Feb.  95 
I  Feb.  95 

I  Feb.  05 

I  Feb.  95 
z  Feb.  9 

I  Sept.95 

1  Sept.95 

I  Sept. 95 
I  Sei>t.9 

1  Sept.95 

I  Sept.95 
I  Sept.95 
r  Sept.95 
I  Sept. 9., 
1  Jan.  96 
I  Jan.  99 
I  Jan.  96 
I  Jan.  96 
I  Jan.  96 

I  Jan.  96 

I  Jan.  96 

I  Jan.  96 
I  Jan.  96 
I  Sept. 96 
I  Sept.Q6 
1  Sept. 96 
I  Sept.96 
1  Sept.96 
I  Jan.  97 
I  Jan.  07 
I  Jan.  97 
I  Jan.  97 
:  Jan.  97 
I  Jan.  97 
I  Jan.  97 
I  Jan.  97 
I  Jan.  07 
I  Jan.  97 
I  Sept.  97 
I  Sept.97 
I  Sept.97 
1  Scot.  97 
I  Sept.97 
1  Sept.97 
I  Sept.97 
I  Sept.971 


I  Jan.  95 

I  July  95 

I  July  95 

1  July  95 

I  July  95 
1  July  95 
1  July  Q5 

1  Jan.  96 

I  Jan.  96 
1  Jan.  96 
I  Jan.  96 
I  Jan.  gb 

I  Jan.  96 


I  July  96 

I  July  96 
I  July  96 
I  July 

I  July  96 

1  July  96 
I  July  96 
1  July  96 

T  July  9 

I  Jan.  97 
I  Jan,  97 
I  Jan.  97 
I  Jan.  97 
I  Jan.  07 

1  Jan.  97 
1  Jan.  97 


^^  Lieutenants. 

Ply,    Lloyd,  Hugh  Salusbury  

Por,    Gardiner,     Bernard     Cal-  > 

Por,       woodley 3 

Cha.  Home,  John  Gilbert 

Ipiy.    Shelton,  Cbarles 

Ply,    Ormsby,  Robert  Daly  

Por.    Morgan,  Henry  Arthur  

Ply.    Clutterbuck,  Noel  Stanley... 

Johnstone.  Allan  M.  Douglas 

Por.    Andrews,  Cliristopher  Boyd 

Por.   Clark,  Richard  John    

Ply.    Beyts,  R.  Fleetwood  Sconce 
Pur.   Selby-Lowndes,  Howard  W 

Cha.  Cox,  Frederick  Hugh 

Cha.  Darwall,  Robert  Henry  

Cba.  Elliot,  Bertram  Nowell   

Cha.  Trew,  Edward  Fynmore 

I  Jan.  96    Por.   Morton,  Herbert  Claude 

1  Jan.  96  Por.  .iodfrey,  William  Wellington 
Ply.  Montgonier3',Hugh  Ferguson 
For.   Liodet^ay,  Frederick  Sinclair 

Por.  Sysoii,  Alfred  Edward 

Por.   Fletcher,  Edward  Keeling  ... 

Cha.  Sinclair,  Walter 

Ply.    Tetley,  Arthur  Stanley 

Por.   M'Laughlin,    William  Pul-  > 
teney  Michael  Dalxell  ...  ) 

Cha.  "^'(^lley,  Percy  Harold 

Ply.   Miles,  Harry  WiUiam 

Ply.    Bush,  John   

Ply.    Waller.    Richmond  Camp-  > 

bell  Shakespear  S 

Ply.    Davnon,  Harold  John  Hunter 
Cha.   Festiug,  Maurice  Christian 
Cha.  Wainwright.G.Cholmondeley 
Cha    Davenport,  Charles  Salus- / 

bury  M'Nab  5 

Cha.   Neville,  Bertram 

Por.    Maxwell,  Arthur  Reginald... 

Jan.  97    PI  v.*   Aluutz,  Claude  Leonard  Eyre 

I  Jan,  97    Ply.    Cordner,  Alexander  Allen  ... 

July  97    Po'r]    Gattey,  John  Reg.  Heath    ... 

I  July  97    Ply.    Partridge,  Charles  Burnett... 

I  July  97   Ply."    Tootell,  Edward  

I  July  97    Por.   Scale,  Robert  Charles   

I  July  97    Por!   Trench,  Bernard  Frederic  ... 
I  Jan.  98   Cba.   Lawrance,  Kenneth  Edward 

I  Jan.  98   Cha!  Locke,  Tylden 

Jan.  98   Cha!  Parry,  George  Llewelyn  

Jan.  98    Por.    Atkinson,  Hugh  Caledon 

Jan.  gS   p)y.    Smith.  James  Macuair 

Jan.  gS   'Jlia    Morgan,  Godfrey  Howard   ... 

Jan.  gS    Cha    Bird,  Cecil  Godfiey 

Jan.  08    Por.   VVilson,  Jas.  Herbert  Gray  ... 

Jan.  gS   Ply."   Salkeld,  Harold  Yorke 

I  Jan.  98  Ply!  Buchanan,  Geo.  Earushaw... 
I  July  98  Ply!  Hare,  E.  Claude  Barrington 
I  July  gS  For!  Green-Armylage,  P.  Dayrell 
I  Jufy  9S   Ch+.  Wright,  Cecd  Edward  fciykes 

I  July  gS    Ply.    Hobhon,  Gerald  Stephen  

1  July  gS   Ply!    Pantou,  H.  Brs an  Nelson    ... 

I  July  98   Cha.  Butt,  A^hworth  Clegg  

I  July  93  Kor."  Richards,  W.  H.  Pickering  ... 
I  July  g8  jPly.  I    oulmin,  Arthur  Mervyn 


2ND  r.TBUT 


Sept.97 
Sept.97 
Sept.97 
Sept.97 
Sept.96 
Sept. 96 
Jan.  98 
Jan.  98 
Jan.  98 
Jan.  98 
Jan.  98 
Jan.  gS 
Jan. 
Jan.  98 
Jan.  gS 
Jan.  g8 
Sept, 
Sept.  gS 
Sept 
Sept 
Sept.  98 
Sept. 
Sept. , 
Sept.gb 

Sept.  98 

Sept.gS 

t^ept.9S 

Sept.  98 
Sept.gS 

Sept.  ^_ 

Sept.g8 
Sept.gS 

Sept 

Sept.gS 
Jan.  99 
Jan.  99 
Jan.  99 
Jan.  99 
Jan.  99 
Jan.  qc, 
Jan.  99 
Jan..  99 
Jan.  99 
Jan,  99 
Jan.  gq 
Sept.99 
Sept.  99 
Sept.  99 
Sept.  99 
Sept.gg 
Sept.  99 
Sept.99 
Sept.gg 
Sept, 
Sept, 
Sept. 
Sept. 
Sept, 
Sept. 
Sept. 


July  gS 

July  gS 

July  gS 
July  98 
Jan.  99 
Jan.  99 
Jan.  99. 
Jan.  99 
Jan.  99 
Jan.  g9 
Jan.  99 
Jan.  99  , 
Jan.  99 
Jan.  99 
Jan.  99 
Jan.  99 
July  99 
Jnly  99., 
July  99 
July  99 
July  99 
July  99 
July  99 
July  99 

July  99 

July  99 
July  99 
July  99 

July  99 

July  99 
July  99 
July  99 

July  99 

July  99 
Jan.  oci 
Jan.  oo 
Jan,  00 
Jan.  00 
Jan.  oo 
Jan.  00 
Jan.  00 
Jan.  GO 
Jan,  00 
Jan,  00 
Jan,  00 
July  00 
July  00. 
July  00 
July  CO 
July  00 
July  00. 
July  00 
July  OD 
July  CO 
July  00 
July  00 
July  00 
July  00^ 
July  00 
July  00 


402 


Royal  Marine  Light  Infantry, 


Div. 


Ply. 


Second  Lieutbnants. 

Harrison,  Guy 

Sketchley,  Ernest  F.  Powys 

LewJn,  Kdward  Hale  

Gillespie,  Harold  p]velyn 
Ozanne,  Jas.  Alured  Faunce 

Gordon,  Robert  ...    

Willioms,  Cutlibert  .... 
Pardee, Edw.PercyHamilton 

Inman,  Henry  Basil 

Snepp,  John  Wansey 

Haslewood,  Frank  Lovell 
Wilton, John  KvelyiiLeonard 

Duberly,  George    

Brougliton,  Alt'.  Wm.  Delves 
Jones,  Hubert  Louis  ... 
Bamby,  Arthur  Charles 
Higgs^Wm.  Bernard  Comber 
Herford,  Genff.M-iuricelvan 
Mallius,  Cbai-les  Bernard 


2SDLlEnT.l     HBUT. 


1  Sept.  99 
I  Jan.  ooi 
I  Jan.  oo, 
I  Jan,  ool 
I  Jan.  oo 
I  Jan,  OO' 
I  Jan.  oo 
I  Jan.  oo 
I  Jan.  ooi 
I  Jan.  ooi 
I  Jan.  no': 
1  Jan.  oo 
I  Jan,  oo 
1  Jan.  ool 
1  Sept.ooi 
I  Sept.  ooj 
I  Sept.oo 
I  Sept.oo 
I  Sept.oo 


SBCOND  LlEUTENANlS. 


ZND    LIKUT,      tlBUC. 


\l 


Teogue,  J.  Cockbom  Jessop  i  Sept.oo| 

YouDp,  Walter i  Sept.oo 

Owen,  Percival  i  Sept.oo' 

Loxley,  Vere  Duncomhe i  Sfpt.ooi 

M:a>cdl'n,Palteney  William  I  ^  g^^  ^1 

von  Brockdorff    J  ^" 

Hill,Chiiudr.s  Kfferton  Walter  i  8ei>t.oo 

Siruernell, Harold  F.Harrison  i  Sept.oo' 

Deakin,  Arthnr  Martyr   i  Sept.oo] 

Gerrard,  Eugene  Louis    i  Sept.ooi 

Tredennick,  Geo.  Johnstone  i  Sept.oo 

Smith,  Arcuibald  J.  Herman  i  Sept.oo 

Prynne,    Gorduu    Harvey  |  i  Sept.oo 

Howard } 

Weller,  Bernard  George i  Sept.oo 

Hiiskisson,  fc;<U\Tircl  John   ...  i  Sept.oo 

Wilson,  Francis  Stuart    i  Sept.oo; 

Jones,  Val.  Howard  Sutton  i  Sept.oo 


For. 
Deal 


DivisiowAL  Staff. 

PATMA9TBE8. 

Hearle^Parkins.sCis/i^igDec.  6S;Ca/»^  i  July  Si  ;  Bf-ifajor,  i6  Dec.  89  ; 

16  Dec. go.  ^.     .      c^     ^     ^     r^     ^   ■ 

Congdon.  Ernest  Charles  Lambert."  6  Oct.  98;  iieu/,  i  Sept.  76;  Captain, 


Major,  25  April  90;  lit. LI. Colonel, 
Nov.  85  ;  Major,  5  Dec.  93. 


Oba.l  Barrett,  Dacre  Lennard.  11  Feb.  09:  Li«<(.  i  Sept.  76  :  Ca;)#au,,  11  Dec.  ?s  ;  JIfnyor  11  Jul>  04.  ;ji 

PIT      Clavell   Richard  Keppel  Wintfrton  Rose.  .  Jan.  01 ;  L.eut.  1  Sept.  78 ;  Captau,,  29  Sept.  86;  Major,  i  May  gs- 
•'  Staff  Offickbs. 

Ply.!Vincent.M«jorA.G I '8  Aug.  96  jl  Deall  Mercer,  Captain  D.    fc  Feb  f 

Cha.  White,  ilajor  H.  S.  N U?  Aug.  98  11  For.  |Trotman,  Major  C.  N U2  Feb.  99 

Baubace  Mastebb. 
Ply.  iDenny.Kichard.K  .5  Oct.  95 ;  C(.  24  Juno  68    Ca;./aM,  i  July  8.;  Br«.(  Jfajor,  24  June  89;  3f«>r.  17  Apr.  90; 

Cba.l Pyn'e!  Edwar";?  K;'m;sK''A';  M^r.  96:  Lieu,.  6  Dec.  67 ;  Capt.  .  July  8: ;  Bt.M.Jor,  6  Dec.  88 ,  Major.  .7  June  89 ; 


Deal  Quill,  .Tohn  Jerome.*  .4  Aua,  97  ;  TA.,U.  24  Juno  63  ;  d^ptaM,  :  July  Si ;  Bt.  Major.  24  June 

00;  Brecet  Lf .Colonel.  24  June  96.  „      .    .         t„  1     o^     -ir   •  _      -  no..   «- 

Per.  'Kelly,  Henry  Charles  Thomas,  12  Dee.  98 ;  Lieat.  ig  Sept.  77  ;  Captau,,  4  Feb.  86;  Major,  i^,  Dec.  94 

Qdabtkr  Mastkhs. 


Major.  21  Apr. 


Pl-f- 
<-'ha. 
Por. 
Deal 
Por. 
Cha, 


Tucker,  Benjamin,  1  Apr.  05  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
White,  John.  I   Ajir.  95  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
Pawsey,  William  Isaac,  i  Apr.  93 ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
Slaney,  Charles  Wynne,  i  Apr.  95  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 
Marriott,  William,  12  Nov.  93  :  Hon.  Lieut. 
Diggon,  Robert  William,  :8  Oct.  96;  Hon.  Lieut. 


Deal 
Ply. 
Cha. 
Peal 
Ply. 
Por. 


Clark, Alexander,  II  liar. 97;  Hon.  Lieut. 
Bush,  Oliver  George,  23  Oct.  97  :  Hon.  Lieut. 
Blacker,  Walter,  22  July  93 ;  i/nn,  Zicn^ 
Blackman,  Wm.  Stephen,  14  June  99;  Hon.i-ieut. 
Durtin,  Fielder,  14  .nine  99  ;  ifoii.  Liuit. 
M'Kenzie,  John,  3  July  99  ;  Hon.  Lieut. 


Por.  I  Anderson,  J.  H.,  MD..  1  Mar.  58. 
Deal  IDrew,  W.  B.,  14  May  98. 


Deal  Rees.  O.,  MD.,  13  Mar.  99. 
Ply.  Bowen,  A.  G.  W.,  2  May  99. 
Por.    Maclean,  A.,  MB.,  17  Apr.  00. 


Ply.  Stabbing,  Sev.  F.  C.  1  Sept.  98. 
Cha.  Black,  Bee.  J.,  MA..  iS  Nov.  99. 


Flbbt  Shbokons. 

liPlj.  IWilliams,  J.  O'B.,  MD.,  1  Jan.  01. 

SuBGBOirs. 

,,  Deal  Cridland,  E.  C,  MB.,  31  Oct.  00. 
Ply.  jWilliamc,  P.  G.,  1  Nov.  00. 
Por.  jPrice,  K.  L.,  MB.,  28  Dec.  00 

Chaplainh. 

Deal   Marvvood,  Her.  G.  H.,  MA..  20  Mar.  00. 
Por.  Wilby,  Eev.  W.  J.,  i  May  00. 


Scarlet — Facing*  Blue.     Agent,). 

Office,  Cracen  House,  Northumberland  Avenue,  W.C. 


Naval  Ordnance  Department. 

{Transferred from  Ordnance  Store  Dejiarlmcal  under  Urdcr  la  Council  9  Hay  1S91.) 


ASSISTAHT  COMMISSABIES  GbKBBAL  OF  ObDSAKCB. 
With  Hon.  rank  of  Lieut. Colonel. 

Baker.  Robert  Harrington' 

>.le  Salis,  Edward  John 

St.  Quintin,  Arthur  Newton    

Hain,  Herbert  Andrew  David^  

Arnold,  Francis  Havard  

Wright,  WilUam  Frederick^    

Bruno,  Hugh  Watson  Bruno  

Oxanne,  Charles  Heinekin  

Edyvean.  Frederick  George  

With  rank  of  Lt.Coloutl  in  the  Army. 
Aplin,  Hugh  Morgan'  (Lt.  X.Art.  28  Jan.  73 ;  Capf.  > 

E.  Art.  i  Jan.  84) S 

Braba^on,  William  Beaufort  (2/10  Lt.  44  F.  13  Aug. 79;  1 
Lt.EmexBegt.j  JulyJi  ;  Capt.E>rexilegt.i7,\m■.i^)  S 

Dbputt  Assistant  Commissaries  Gkxbbal 
OF  Ordnance. 

QUABTBB  MaSTEBS. 

Harris,  George^    

Sheppard,  Charles  Leo'    


DEP.   ASSIST.          ASSIST. 

DEPUTir 

COM.  GEN. 

coy. GEN. 

COM.  GEN, 

Statiok. 

OF    ORD. 

31  Jan.    80 

OF   OKD. 

OF    OHD. 

4  July  87 

Portsmouth. 

31  Jan.    80 

I  Oct.     87 

Chatham. 

31  Jan,    80 

215  Dec.    87 

Plymouth. 

31  Jan.    80 
:  Apr.    80 

30  Nov,   88 

Woolwich. 

8  Aug.   90 

Pnddy's  Hard. 

I  May    80 

8  Oct.     90 

WooUvich. 

17  June   So 

17  June  91 

Marchwood. 

n  Sept.  80 

II  ilar,    97 

Aumiralty. 

I  Dec.    80 

I  Apr.   93 

Bull  Point. 

20  Apr.    82 

I  Apr.   93 



TJpnor. 

27  Apr.    S5 

11  Sept.  95 

Plymouth. 

QDAHTEE 

HOX.  CAPT. 

MaSTEll. 

30  Sept.  8  c 

10  Jan.    S3 

Woolwich. 

■^o  Mar.    85 

15  June   85 

Chaibam. 

War  Services. — Naval  Ordnance  Department,  402a 

I   1  Lt.Colonel  Baker  served  in  the  Asbanti  war  in  '.373.74  under  Sir  Garnet  Wolselev  (Medal). 

*  Lt.Colonel  Hain  .>^e^ved  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

,  3  Lt.Colonel  Wrisht  served  wirh  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-8^  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

5  Lt.Colonel  Aplin  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  :8S2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

«  Cuptain  Harris  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79.  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  ajjainst  Sekukuni  (Medal). 
Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881.  Served  in  the  Ecrvptian  war  of  1882  (mentioned  in  despatches,  honorary  rank  of 
3*Dtain.MedaI.and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Chaa. Warren  in  1884-35. 
,  7  Captain  Sheppard  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  in  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile 
ilypodition  in  i88t-8;  (mentioned  in  despatches,  granted  honorary  rank  of  Captain .  Clasp^ . 

War  Services  of  General  Officers  of  Royal  Marine  Forces. 

>  »  General  P.  G.  LeGrand  served  at  the  sie?e  of  Sebastopol  from  1854  until  its  fall;  was  also  at  the  capture  of 
\ertch,and  occupation  of  Yeni  Kale,  and  at  the  surrender  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  MedalJ. 
Served  in  the  Ecyptian  war  of  1SS2  (Medal.  3rd  Class  of  the  Modjidie.  and  Khedive's  Star), 
s  Sir  Henry  Tuson  served  in  China  in  1858-60,  and  commanded  a  Detachment  on  an  expedition  against  pirates 
com  26th  Aug.  to  sthSept.  1858  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  was  present  at  the  capture  and  destruction  of  100  junks 
,nd  2:56  guns.  Was  also  present  at  the  attack  on  the  Taku  Forts  on  25th  June  1859,  the  capture  of  the  Pciho  Ports  in 
,860.  and  subsequent  operations  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882.  and  commanded  the 
loyal  Marine  Artillery  in  the  reconnaissance  in  force  from  Alexandria  on  the  5th  August,  and  was  present  in  the 
aigagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta.  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin.  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (twice 
nentioned  in  despatches.  Aide  deCamp  to  the  Queen,  VB,,  Medal  with  Clasp,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,and  Khedive's 
(tar).  Served  with  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1834  in  command  of  the  Royal  Marines,  and 
|Vas  present  in  the  engagement  at  El  Teb  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  3rd  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  two  Clasps). 

6  General  Graham  served  with  the  Baltic  Expeditionsin  1S54  and  1855,  including  the  destruction  of  telegraph 
tations  on  2qth  June,  and  the  shelling  a  lar^e  body  of  troops  on  ist  July  (Medal).  Served  in.  the  Egvntian  war  of 
882,  and  was  present  in  the  en^qgoment  at  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  action  at  Kassasic  (9th  September),  and  at  the 
attle  of  Tel-el-Kebir    (mentioned  in    despatches,    CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp,   4th  Class    of  the    Osmanieh,   and 

,Chedive'e  Star). 

I  '  Lieut.General  Barnes  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Canton  river  in  1856-5S;  was  in  Macao  Fort  when  attacked 
y  junks  on  4th  January,  at  the  destruction  of  war  junks  in  Fatsham  Creek,  landed  to  destroy  a  village,  storm 
nd  capture  of  Canton  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

9  Lieut. General  A.  French  served  in  the  Ecryptian  war  of  1882  (Brevetof  Lt.Colonel.  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
I  It*  Lieut. General  Colwell  ssrved  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884,  and  was  present  in 
le  enffag-eraents  atEl  Teb  and  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Chedive's  Star). 

11  Major  General  E.  L.  Rose  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884  in 
ommand  of  Royal  Marines  in  Ports  Carysfort  and  Euryalus  at  Suakin  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
'  1^  Major  General  J.  I.  Morris  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885   in  command  of  the  Sandbag  Camp ;  was 
.ssistant  Provost  Marshal  at  Suakin,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  to  Hasheen  and  Handoub  (Medal 
'ith  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'  '=*  Major  Gen.  Crosbie  served  in  China  in  H.M.S.  Rodney  from  September  186710  September  1869  ;  was  landed  from 
le  Squadron  at  the  occupation  of  Yangchow  in  November  1868 ;  also  served  in  a  Battalion  at  the  attack  and 
ipture  of  three  walled  villages  in  January  i86g  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Was  landed  from  H.M.S. -^c^iye  on 
16  27th  November  1S73,  and  served  throughout  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  in  command  of  the  Royal 
;[arines,  including  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  battle  of  Ordahsu  (slightly  wounded)  and  capture  of  Coomassie  (men- 
ioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Commanded  the  Marines  of  H.M.S. -4c^it)eon  the  expedition  up  the  river 
on  go  in  August  and  September  1875,  and  was  mentioned  in  despatches  (Brevet  of  Major).  Promoted  Captain  for 
irvices  in  Ashanti  and  the  River  Congo  Expeditions. ^ 

War  Services. — Royal  Marine  Artillery, 

'  Colonel  W.  G.  Tucker  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  jiresent  in  the  reconnaissance  in  force  from 
-lexandria  on  the  5th  August,  in  the  engagements  at  El  Ma,gfar  and  'J'el-el-Mahuta,  in  thetwo  actions  at  Kassasin, 
nd  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of 
le  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Sondan  Expedition  under  Sir  General  Graham  in  188^,  and  was 
resent  in  the  engagement  at  El  Teb  (three  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Major,  two  Clasps). 

H  Colonel  W.  Campbell  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  1S73-74  (Medal).  Served  m  the  Egvptian  war  of  i832, 
md  was  present  at  the  bombardment  of  the  Alexandria  Forts,  and  subsequently  served  on  shore  till  the  end  of 
tie  war,  including  the  occupation  of  Port  Said  and  the  surrender  of  Fort  Gemiieh  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with 
!lasp,  and  Khedive's  Star), 

^  Lt.Colonel  A.  L.  S.  Burrowes  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  TS79,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Gingindhlovu 
ad  at  the  relief  of  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  re- 
onnaissance  in  force  from  Alexandria  on  the  5th  August,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of 
'el-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^  Major  Tatbam  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  bombardment  of  the  Alexandria 
:3rta  (Medal  with  Clasn,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*  Major  Orford  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i88z,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel- 
d-Maimta.  in  the  two  actions  at  Kaysasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
tar).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1SS4-85,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen  and  at  the 
estruction  of  Temai  (Clasp). 

5  Major  W.  F.  Trotter  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  bombardment  of  the  Alex- 
ndria  forts  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^  Major  H.  L.Talbot  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  was  present  at  the  bombardment  of  the  Alexandria 
>rts,  ii'  the  reconnaissance  in  force  of  the  5th  August,  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  at  the 
vo  actions  ac  Kassasin  (mentioned  in  despatches),  anil  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  5th 
lass  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'  Major  C.  L.'N.  Bishop  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

•*  Major  H.  D.  Drake.— See  Civil  Decorationa  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,'*  p.  786. 

^  Maior  Kappev  served  in  tho  Egyptian  war  of  :882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'  "•  Major  G.  G.  Aston  served  with  tlie  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884,  and  was  present  in 
he  engagement  at  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900 
sCommau''ant  at  Queeiistown,  later  as  Staff  Officer  to  Assistant  Inspector  General,  Lines  of  Communication, 
■nd  as  a  Deputj*  Assistant  Adjutant  General. 

"  Major  E.  P.  Brittan  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884,  and  was  pre- 
2nt  in  the  engagement  at  El  Teb  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'2  Major  G.  M.  Campbell  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S35  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*^  Major  H.  Slessor  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S4-85,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
tasheeD  and  the  Tofrek  zereba  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star^ 

"  Captain  H.  Oldfield  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  1S96  in 
5mmand  of  a  Gunboat.,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  m  de- 
patches,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^5  Captain  P.  L.  Dibblee  served  in  the  Benin  Expedition  under  Roar  Admiral  Rawson  in  1897  with  the  Roya. 
larines  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Modal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  A.  Allen  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1873,  including  the  engagements  at  Elmina.and  action  at 

asaman  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  Served  in  the  Egvptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  atthebom- 
ardment  of  Alexandria  (Brevetof  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  IChedive's  Star).    Served  with  the  Soudan  Expe- 

ition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1SS4.  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  (slightly  wounded)  and 
'emai  (4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  two  Clasps). 

'7  Major  W.  J.  Gaitskell  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i83.i  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


4026  War  Services. — Royal  Marine  Light  Infantry. 

I    Colonel  Schomberf;  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  present  at  the  bombardment  of  Alexandria 

Brevet  of  Major,  Jledal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).     Served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir 

Gerald  Graham  in  iSS4,and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  ElTeb  andTen.'ai  (4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  two 

*  Colonel  F.  Baldwin  served  in  China  in  H.M.S.  Sodnet/  fi-onl  September  1867  to  September  1869;  landed  from 
the  Squadron  at  the  occupation  of  Yangchow  in  November  1868 ;  also  served  in  a  Battalion  at  the  attack  and 
capture  of  three  walled  villases  in  January  i8fig  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  wur  of 
18S2,  and  commanded  the  Koval  Marines  of  the  East  India  Squadron  at  the  occupation  of  Suez  (Medal,  4th  Class 
of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in 
1S84,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Temai  as  Adjutant  of  the  Royal  Marine  Battalion  (mentioned  m  des- 
patches, two  Clasps).  ...  .  r.  =  , 

'  Colonel  Kirchhoffer  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  ^eflcne 
and  with  the  Naval  Brigade  in  the  action  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) 

»  ColonelT.W.  Dowding  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1377-78  iucommaudof  the  RoyalMarines  of  the  Naval  Brijjade 
and  WHS  present  in  the  Transkei  operations  and  in  the  engagements  at  Neumarke.Quintana,  and  the  Perie  Bush; 
also  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  in  command  of  the  Royal  Marines  of  H..VI.S.  Ai-tioe,  and  was  present  in  the 
engasement  at  Inyezane  and  in  Ekowe  during  the  investment  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Captain  and 
Brevet  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  i„,  ,,     . 

"  Colonel  R.  P.  Coffin  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iS32  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  hi  Maglar, 
Tel-el-Mnhuta,  and  Mahsama,  at  the  two  actions  in  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  11 
despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  m  1885 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba  (two  Clasps). 

»  Colonel  A.  D.  Corbet  served  with  the  expedition  up  the  River  Gambia  against  Fodey  Silah  in  1894  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  promoted  Lt.Colonel,  CB.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'J  Colonel  Bridge  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  ami 
the  Tofrek  zcrebu,  at  that  near  Toi'rek  on  the  24th  March,  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (mentioned  in  desp-.itches 
Brevi  t  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'"  Colonel  C.  G.  Gordon  served  with  'the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1884-85,  took  part  in  the  defence  01 
Suakin,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zareDa,  at  the  attack  on  the  convoy  on 
the  24th  March,  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'1  Lt.Colonel  T.  H.  de  M.  Roche  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  anil  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el 
Mahuta,  at  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Mciliil  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Served  with  the  Benin  Expedition  in  1S97  under  Rear-Admiral  Rawson  in  ■jommand  of  the  Royal  Marines  with 
the  force  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel, -D.TO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  .0     ,• 

'2  Lt.Colonel  G.  T.  Onslow  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1884-S5,  took  part  m  the  defence  of  Suakin,  am 
was  present  in  the  engagements  uL  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba,  at  that  ;  ear  Tol'rek  on  the  24th  March,  anc 
at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"  Lt.Colonel  J.  \V.  Robyns  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  famgindhlovi 
and  at  the  relief  uf  Ekowe  (Medal  nith  Claap).  In  1880  he  was  present  at  the  bomliardment  of  Batonga,  on  the 
West  Coast  of  Africa,  and  cjmmanded  the  Royal  Marines  at  the  destruction  of  three  villages  (mentioned  11 
despatches).    Also  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881.  ,    ,     „       ,„  tj  .    i- 

'•  Lt.Colonel  Horniblow  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Eastern  Soudan  in  1884-85  with  the  Royal  Marine  Battalion 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (.Meda 
with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  .  .    -m,    1 

"  Lt.Colonel  E.  L.  M'Caaslandserved  ia  the  Egj-ptian -^var  of  1882,  and  was  present  intheengagement  at  Tel-el 
Mahuta,  in  the  two  actionsat  Kassasin, and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir— severely  wounded(Medal  with  Clasp,  am 
Khedive's  Star),  ,  .  ■    ^i, 

"  Lt.Colonel  Money  served  with  the  Royal  Marines  in  the  Egyptian  war  ot  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engage 
menl  at  Tel-el-Mahuta,  at  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  m  despatches 
Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Also  served  at  Suakin  during-  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  18S4. 

"  Lt.Colonel  F.  G.  Colter  scrve.l  ui  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Suakin,  and  wa 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tolrek  zereba,  at  that  near  Tofrek  on  the  24th  March,  and  at  th 
destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'»  Major  J.  R.  Johnstone  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  .,      ,      „        i- 

"  Major  A.  G.  Cochran  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Transport  Officer  at  Kamleh  while  the  Battalioi 
was  at  Alexandria,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Malaha  Junction,  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  gt 
September,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Modal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  „      ,  . 

■■"  Major  Maclurcan  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1884-85,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Suakin,  and  wa 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tol'rek  zereba,  and  at  that  near  Tolrek  on  the  24th  March- 
wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  -,■     ,    c.       \       re.        I      r-- 

"  Major  J.  R.  H.  Oldfleld  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Star).      (See  also  l>iv. 

Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786.]  ,  »i,     1  r    , 

=» -Major  C.  H.  Willis  s  3rved  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  :882,  including  the  occupation  of  Alexandria  and  the  iieienc 

uf  Fort  Mex  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  .      i  t?i  m     f 

"  Major  S.  P.  Peile  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  m  the  engagements  at  H.I  Magm 
and  Tel-el-Mahuta  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  r  n      ai 

"'  Major  J.  H.  Swanton  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  bombardment  01  the  Ale; 
andria  Forts  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ^     ■,        .    p.i     ai«. 

"  Major  Frederick  White  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  bombardmentot  the  Ale. 
andria  Forts  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Also  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  birGeral 
Graham  in  1S84,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  two  Casps 

"'»  Major  C.  Field  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Malaha  J  unction  an 
Tel-el-Mahuta,  at  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  btar 

^si  Major  Raitt  served  in  the  Egyntian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  on  £th  August,  an' 
in  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  Qth  September  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,  ■    ,1, 

3»  Major  W.  S.  S.  Harvest  served  with  the  Royal  Marines  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1682,  and  was  present  in  tn 
reconnaissance  in  force  from  Alexandria  on  5th  August,  in  the  engagements  at  El  Maglar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  tn 
action  at  Kassasin  (9th  September),  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  otar). 

31  Major  J.  Bernard  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  .yaiah 
Junction,  Tel-el-Mahuta,  and  Mahsama,  at  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  1  el-el- KeDir  (.ueui 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star'. 

3-  Major  C.Clarke  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,  r,     .  t;  -.1    i 

»  Major  H.  Ci.  Cotterill  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  occupation  of  Port  baia,  1 
the  engagement  at  Neflche,  and  at  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,  ToI  o 

"  Major  C.  H.  Kennedy  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagemciits  at  tei-o 
Mahuta  and  Miihsama,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  an 
Khedive's  Star).  .      ,  ni  1    1  -moViih 

3s  Major  E.V.Luke  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  in  1882,  and  was  present  m  the  engagementsatlel-el-iianui 
and  Mahsama,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kel)ir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Kheaive 

^'xiajor  H.  W.  L.  Holman  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  i884-S5,took  part  in  the  defence  of  Suakin  an 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba,  the  attack  on  the  convoy  on  the  24lh  Jiarc 
and  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,      .,  ,0     ,        „„,iw 

as  Major  A.  E.  Marchant  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S84-85,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Suakin,  ami  w- 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba,  and  at  that  near  lofrek  ou  the  24th  Juaruu 
wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  .     .,     ^  r  cc.   „i--.- r\fo,l 

»  Major  E.  C.  B.  Rue  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  m  1884-85,  and  took  part  m  the  defence  of  buakm  IJieo 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


War  Services. —Itoyal  Marine  Light  Infantry.  402c 

"Major H.  S.^^Whitese^^caiutheN^eExpeclitioninISS4  Sswiththe'RoyalMarincsaUaclierttotheGuardsCampl 

•'  Major  C  N.  Trotman  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1884-S5.  took  part  in  the  defence  ofSuakin  and  was 
present  m  the  ensagemenis  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba,  at  that  near  Tofrek  ou  the  24th  March  and  a? 
;he  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  -i<»'i.u,  auu  ai 

"  Major  Abrahall  served  in  the  operations  against  Vitu,  East  Africa  in  iSoo 

>'•  Major  J.  R.  Goddard  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1SS4-85,  and  took  iiart  in  the  defenoe  of  Siinkin  onrf 
:he_  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  ijlasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ueieuce  ot  buakm  and 


„         .„_,,„,  J  .      ,       ■  •  -      w  Medjidie,  Clasp). 

Captain  C.  E.  toUard  served  in  the  operati  ms  in  Uganda  in  1S9S  (mentioned  in  despatohos.  Medal). 
„,    f  aPtam  J-  *=•   Brogdeii  served  m  the  operations  against  the  Chief  Mpeseni  in  Central  Africa  and  British 
Rhodesia  m  1 89S  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).  lJo=ciu  lu  >.eunai  juiica  aim  Biitish 

"  Captain  P.  J  W.  Harvey  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Gambia  against  Fodey  Silah  in  i204  in  char.-e  of 
a  detachment  of  Royal  Marines  (Medal  with  Clasj)).  ""o."  »u  ioy^  iin^mii„B  ui 

«  Lt  Colonel  nearle  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  .873-74.  Was  sen'  in  October  as  Special  Commissioner  to  the 
King  ot  Denkera,  and  served  as  Assistant  Engineer  from  the  middle  of  November  to  the  end  of  the  war  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Amoaful  (Medal  with  Clasp).  '  ** 

"b  ,'."1"'",'^'"',"^°"  ^''"'''''  '"'  Su.ikin  during  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1S84-S5  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) 

-^i  Lt.Colonel  Denny  cqmmande.l  the  Royal  Marines  in  the  expedition  against  King  Koko,  of  Nimby,  the  chief 
own  ot  Brass,  on  the  River  .Niger  m  February,  ,895  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp) ;  also  commanded 
the  Royal  Marines  in  the  ^aval  Brigade  in  East  Alrica  during  the  operations  ngainst  Mbariik  a  rebellious  Aj-ab 
chief,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  stronghold  Mweli  (mentioned  in  despatches)  ' 

53  Lt.Colonel  Pyne  served  in  the  Ashanii  war  of  1S73-74  (Medal).  Served  inthe  Soudan  campaign  in  iSS^  and  was 
presentmthe  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  Mreba ,  at  that  near  Tofrek  ca  the  24th  March,  and  at 
the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ai^,.,^u.^^^ 

«»  Lt.Colonel  Quill  was  present  with  the  force  under  Colonel  Festing  at  the  defeat  of  the  Asha'itis  in  the  two 
engagements  at  Elmina  on  the  islh  June  1873,  and  was  menticred  in  despatches  as  having  "skirmished  his 
men  with  (treat  alacrity,  and  merited  aaueh  praise  "  (Medal) . 


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I  War  Services, 

r  1  Sir  Neville  Chamberlain  served  throughout  the  Affghan  campaigns  of  1839-42,  duriug  which  he  wasattached 
'  to  Christie's  Corps  of  In-ejrular  Cavalry,  and  was  wounded  on  six  different  occasions  and  baa  received  the  Medal 
^  for  Gbuznee.  and  also  the  Medal  inscribed  "  Caiidahar.  Ghuzneennd  Cabul  i8;2."  Was  ijresent  with  the  Governor 
I  General's  Body  Guard  at  the  battle  of  Maharaipore  ^gth  Dec.  1S43  (Bronze  Slur).  Served  in  the  Punj Hub  campaign 
I  of  1848-49,  including  the  actions  of  Chill  ianwallah  and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Commanded  the  Force  on 
i  the  N".  W.  Frontier  of  India  in  various  expeditions  against  the  hosiile  Hill  Tribes,  and  with  signal  success  (Medal 
[   with  Clasp.  JS:C£.  and  XC.S'/.) 

\  ^  Sir  Robert  Low  served  in  the  Sonthal  campaign  in  1S55.  Served  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign 
i  of  T^s7-59;  present  at  the  actions  of  Budlee-ke-Serai  and  Nudjufehur,  and  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi;  pursuit  of  the 
'  rebels  and  takinir  of  Fort  Jhujjur;  aiege  and  capture  of  Lucknow;  and  as  Brigade  Majorto  the  Agra  Field  Force 
:  under  Brigadier  Showers  in  pursuit  of  rebels  in  Central  India  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two 
I  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Eusofzie  Expedition  in  1S63  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0, 
and  was  present  with  the  expedition  into  the  Bazar  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  at  the  assault  of  Zawa  ; 
accompaniedSir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar  as  Chief  Director  of  Transport,  and  was  present  at 
;  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  with 
,  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-8S  in  command  of  a  Brigade  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India, 
,  mentioned  in  despatches,  A'CB.,  and  Clasp).  Commanded  the  Chitrnl  Belief  Force  in  1805.  This  force  was' 
I  hastily  mobilized  to  undertake  the  relief  oftlie  fort  of  Chitral,  where  the  British  Agent  in  Gilgit  and  a  small  force 
1  were  beleaguered  by  a  large  body  of  tribesmen  under  Umra  Khan  ;  and,  although  Chitral  was  reached  and 
i  I'elieved  by  Lt.Colorel  Kelly  and  his  troops  from  Gilgit  before  Sir  Robert  Low's  force  could  reach  the  place,  tho 
I  relief  was  made  practicable  by  the  co-operation  of  the  latter,  which  crossed  five  mountain  passes,  bridged  two 
I  rivers,  and  fou<:ht  victoriously  five  actions  with  the  enemy.  Sir  Robert  received  the  thanks  of  the  Government 
1  of  India,  aud  of  the  Commander-in-Chief  in  India,  was  promoted  to  be  QCB.  and  awarded  the  India  Medal,  189=;, 
j  with  Clasp. 
I     s  Major  General  G.  T.  Halliday  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  iSSS  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Major  General  G.  C.  Hogg  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Giri8hk,andinthe  defence  of  Candahar  including  the  sortie  of  Deh  Khoiah  (severaltimes  mentioned  in  despatches 
:  MedaU. 

11  Lieut.  General  R.  M.  Jennimrs  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1863-64.,  and 
was  present  at  the  action  of  Shubkndder  (Medal  with  Claspt.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despa::cbes,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  iMedal  with  Clasp,  4th 
Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star).     Served  with  tho  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1^  Major  General  V.  W.  Tregear  served  in  the  Afirhan  war  in  1879-80  on  the  Khyber  line  of  communications 
(Medal).  Commanded  the  Lushai  Expedition  in  1S89,  aud  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in 
1889-90  in  command  of  the  Chittagong  Column  with  rank  of  Brigadier  General  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Gov- 
ernment of  India,  CB..  and  Medal  with  Claspl. 

1*  Major  General  P.  W.  Smith  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North-West  Frontier  of  India  in  186-:!,  and  was 
nresentat  the  stormintr  of  Lalloo  and  at  the  capture  of  Umbeyla  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war 
;in  iSSo  (Medal). 

i"  Sir  William  Meiklejohn  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  186S,  including  the  operations  on  the  Black  Moun- 
tain (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  expedition  against  the  Jowaki  Afreedees  in  1877-78  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Clasp).  Served  with  the  20th  Bengal  Infantry  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80,  aud  was  present  at  the  attack 
and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  and  with  the  Zaimusht  Exi>editiou  (iledal  with  Clasoj'.  Also  served  with  the  Mahsood 
Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1881.  Served  with  the  20th  Bengal  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iSS?,  and  was 
[oresent  at  tlie  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh.  and 
(Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Waziristan  Delimitation  Escort  under  Brigadier  General  Turner  in  1S94  in 
command  of  the  20th  Bengal  Infantry  (niontiouod  in  despatches),  and  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under 
Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  and  Clasp).  Commanded  the  Malnkand  Brigade 
in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Pir  William  Lockhart  in  1897,  and  was  present 
during  the  night  attacks  on  the  Camp  throughout  the  defence  of  the  Malakand  and  at  the  relief  of  Chakdara 
Fort;  was  in  command  of  the  relieving  Column,  includint];  the  engagement  at  Landakai  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches); commanded  a  Brigade  during  the  expedition  into  the  Mohmand  country  {mentioned  in  despatches); 
commanded  the  ist  Brigade  Buner  Field  Force  including  the  capture  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches, KCB.,  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-'°  Major  GeneralM'Leod  served  v;ith  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  ^s  Deputy  Quarter  Master  General 
{mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp) 

-'  Major  General  Begbie  was  employed  in  the  Commissariat  Department  with  the  Abyssinian  Expedition  in 
1867-69  (mentioned  in  desiJatches,  Medal).  Also  served  in  the  DulRaExpedition  in  1874-75  as  Superintendent  of 
Army  Signalling  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  as  Superintenaent  of 
Array  Signalling  (mentionedin  despatches,  received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^-  Lieut.General  !M.  H.  Nicolson  served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  1867-68,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Arogee 
.and  at  the  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0,  and  was  present  in  the  engaire- 
jments  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Meda!  with 
rClasp).  Served  with'  the  Zhob  Field  Force  in  1890  under  Sir  George  White  in  command  of  No.  2  Column  (men- 
tioned in  despatches). 


404 


SBCOSD  l.IECTENiUT8. 


Unattached  List. 

( tyuh  a  view  to  appoliitnienl  to  Indian  Staff  Corps.) 

Secosd  Liediesahis. 


Arthur  William  Hamilton  May  Moens 27  J^^y    9^ 

Donalti  William  irPhevson.. 1  =5  Jau 


21tp  J.1T.VT. 

Jan.    00 


Leslie  Sclawick  Wnitchurch '9  J^T 

Neil  Charles  Bannatvne  1  ''^"li. 

George  WUloughbj- Hemnns  ,  '«  "^^J^J.^ 

James  Peters ^ 1    ,  i„S 

Bo.ers  Lewis  Campbell  Sweery  .^...^....,    =  Au„. 


99 
99 
99 
99 
99 
99 

99 


;  Jai 
Peter  Benson 


"^'^Maxweu ;:::;:.:: l^rJ-  ^ 

ISjie^^'Spur^esCochrane-::...     xUn.    00 

S=li;:S^™  S^^er^on- ..::::::::::::| .  jan.  oo 

Ernest  Edward  Sebastian  Bennett 17  Jan-    ^ 

Philip  Roper  Chambers       ,.-. ,,  Ian'    -- 

Douglas  Roderic  Giflard  Ohver  ^  iTJan. 

Hugh  Greenaway i     ' 

JIaitland  Easton  Rae  

Patrick  William  Burrowes    ....^ 

Arthur  Elliott  Somen-iUe  bcott 

John  George  Faris  

Geoflrev  Davies  Pike ;■••- 

Joscely'n  Theodore  Horsburgh  Lane 

Hugh'Vmeent  Biscoe 

Paul  Berthon  Kemble „  ,„„ 

Ivan  Hugh  Gordon  ..    1  •?  -i"^- 

Cvnl  William  Prescott    1  '7  Jan. 

fc^?:^^&eHarV^:KeUy:::|  n: 

Henrv  Robert  Barnes  Reed ^7  Jan. 

lo,.,^:.  \^^rnv  AlaV ,    ^7  •!*"• 


17  Jan. 
17  Jan. 
17  Jan. 
17  Jan. 
17  Jan. 
17  Jan. 
17  Jan. 
17  Jan. 
Jan. 


James  Percy  May 


George  Edward  Parry  Davis  7  Jan.  oo 

Robert  Hugh  Howell  .  7  Jan.  oo 

Geoffrey  Percival  Sanders    \ljln  ^ 

Hugh  Allan  Balderston 7  Jan  oo 

Harold  Street  ,-V--,- ,  Tan  oo 

Claude  Kennedy  Crookshatik 7  Jan.  oo 

William  Bryan  Badev ,     7  Jan.  oo 

Arthur  Lushington  Smeaton   |  i7  Jan.  oo 

Alexander  ilarioribanks    7  Jan-  °° 

.lames  Lloyd  JIurphy  ........  -^ ,  '7  Jan.  oo 

Arthur  Napier  De  Vere  Scott ,  '7  Jan.  oo 

Henrv  Ignatius  Boyd^... ,  =°  ■'an.  oo 

Alfred  Hearst  Wvnn  Eiias    ,  ^o  Jan.  oo 

lohn  F  ederiek  Allen I  =<>'««•  °° 

Robert  Cuthbert  Fergusson-Pollok  |  =o  Jan.  oo 

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Robert  Dundas  Alexander    1  !„  Tan'  Z 

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Edmund  Marsden '  ^^Jan. 

George  Rowland  Bird 

Percv  Lovel  Coleridge      ■■■■■■■■ 

Claud  Hamilton  Grilfith  Black    

George  Hewett  ;-"'VC'V"'i'i*" 

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Dudley  Stevens  Graham  '°  ,*°- 

Guv  Ferguson  Hughes  |  =°  if^n- 

George  Lambert  Farran 

George  Herbert  Young 

Charles  David  Webster 

Harold  Dawson  Spence  Keighley 

Harold  Siiunders  

William  Elton  Home  

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Edward  Patrick  Alexander  ilehiUe 

Hugh  Middleton  Davidson   

Hil"h  St.  George  Boulton...  

Adrian  Francis  Hugh  Sibbald  Simpson 

Geoffrev  Leigh  Blair 

Arthur  "Kenneth  Norris 

Alan  Moray  Brown 

George  Frank  Wemyss  Anson  

Francis  Faith  Hodgson    

Cecil  Edwin  Hunt   

Alan  Latham  

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Roderick  William  Macdon-v'd    

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Arthur  Wilfred  White    

James  Carnegy  Hathornthwaite 

Shafto  Phillips 

Alexander  Forrest  Harper  

Francis  Thomas  Powney  Ebden  

Cecil  Herbert  Tyrrell..... •- ..■ 

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Robert  Sutton  Cooke 

George  Airj-  ■■ 

Beanchamp  Oswald  Dun 

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George  Darel  Senhouse  Le  Messoner 

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Irish  Regiment 

'Manchester  Regiment 

Irish  Riiles     

Dublin  Fusiliers 
Worcestershire  Regiment. 


12    Plowden,  Trevor  Chichele,  Assistant   Commis-\ 
sioner,  2nd  Class,  Hyderabad i 

12    Travers,  Robert  Eaton,'*'  2  Battalion  4  .joorkhas. 

1-    Andrew,  Frederick  Annesley,  11  Bengal  Infantry. 

12    Geoghegan,  Francis  Edward,  Deputy  Assistant ) 
I     Commissary  General,  ist  Class  ...^ VV'r' 

•"  Mactachlan,  Thomas  Robertson,  40  Bengal  Inl.  ... 
Maxwell,  Laurence  Lockhart.K"  2  Bengal  Lancers 
Alexander,  Henrv  Sterling,  Erinpura  Irreg.  Force 
Anderson,  Charles  Kirkpatrick,  18  Bengal  Inf.  .■■ 
Burton,  Richard  Watkins,  5  Inf.  Hyderabad  Cont.  23  *lar. 
Hanmer.Lambert  Alfred  Graham."-'  i  Punjab  Cav.  23  Mai. 


2ad  LiBUT. 


23  Mar.  89 

23  Mar.  8q 
23  Mar.  89 

23  Mar.  89 

23  Mar.  89 


24  Dec.  90 

12  Feb.  91 
15  Oct.  90 


23  Mar.  00 

23  Mar.  00 
2^  Mar.  00 


Feb.  91  23  Mar.  do 

^^r6Aag.  91  23  Mar.  00 

3  Mar.  89131  July  90^23  Mar.  00 

2j  Mar.  89113  Nov.  90  23  Mar.  00 

23  Mar.  Sc]23  Sepl.91  J23  Mar.  cx> 

"    16  Dec.  90  23  Mar.  00 

20  Oct.  90:23  Mar.  00 


II  |S^^S^^S;^^i^ifel-iJm:Laicers.;24  Apr.  89I29  Oc^  90  24  Apr.  co 


Lancash 

Worcestershire  Regiment 
Warwickshire  Regiment  . 
Highland  Light  Infantry  ., 

Gloucestershire  Regiment  ,  12 


Hannyngton;  John  Arthur,29  Bombay  Infantry...!  s  June  89    2  Mar  9^ 
Pinney,John  Charles  Digby,.  Central  India  Horse,  8  June  89:25  Sepo.90 
Forteath,  Frederick  William  Hughes,  Deputy  As-  1     g  j^^g  3^  ,^  ^^„  ^ 
sistant  Commissary  Gen.  ist  Class,  Kamptee...)  , 

West  Alexander  Arthur,  5  Bombay  Infantry I  8  June  6; ;.  2  Feb.  9. 

Rnlnh    Arthur  Jeffreys    7  Madras  Infantry 8  JuneSg  29  Apr.  91 

Kegto'^'''-; :     !    Btrneg^  Richard  LTo\d,''^  9  Bengal  Infantry '  8  June  89  17  Dec.  9. 

Co^au^ht^'Sngers  •::::::::•.'  \:  iMoorerrredenck   Thornton  Trevor,  4  Bengal  J.     ^  j„„e  69  24  Sept.90 

lco^'lS!FrVderVek;'3oM^rasInfantry  ,. ..J.  8  JoneS,!.,  Oct.  90 

M-Barnet.  Alexander  Edward,'''  5  Pur 
i  Moore,  Alexander,  6  Madras  Infantry 


Irish 


West  Kent  Regiment -2  ^"P^'^"''' -^TS^^nde;  M^  3  J"ly  89I24AU2.9" 

Border  Regiment.... -  >J„B--\,tinrr?6  Mad^s  Inff  ry  6  July  8,  24  Sept.90 

Roosmale-Cocq,  Charles  Alexander,3  Bombay  Inf.    6  Ju  y  89 

Darley,Jr\mesRussell,9  Bombay  Infantry "    ^  ^^ 

Lyon.  John  W.lmot  Harloy,  25  Madras  Inlantry  ...    6  July  89 
Pottinger,  Robert  Southey,  Assist.  Political  Resi- )  1  ,^  j^jy  3^ 

La1fg'EwraVoi;tgon,ei^V';BattaVi^nVGoorkhas,27  July  89    9  «■"•■  9^ 

rnrfiPiTlohn  Ratter  6«  15  Bengal  Infantry 4Sept.89    3  Jan.  91 

Maxweil  Alexander  Gordon,^' 6  Bengal  Cavalrj-.  :i  Sept.S,]  i  Dee    - 
t.„.Tp1  Thos  Selbv.*"  1  Central  India  Horse  ...  .1  Sep  -89  17  Dec 


Connaught  Rangers  12 

Leicestershire  Regiment  ...  12 

Gloucestershire  Regiment  12 

Leinster  Regiment 12 

Royal  artillery    12 

Royal  Artillery    [  12 

Royal  Scots    " 

Irish  Fusiliers  |  12 

IS  Hussars I  '■' 

Devonshire  Regiment  12 

Worcestershire  Regiment...'   12 

South  Wales  Borderers 12 

West  Surrey  Regiment 12 

7  Dragoon  Guards; ;  12 

N.  Lancashire  Regiment ...    12 

South  Wales  Borderers  ...    12 

Liverpool  Regiment  ;  12 

Oxford  Light  Infanti-y  :  12 

West  Yorkshire  Regiment  ,  12 
Welsh  Fusiliers   ,  12 

Oxford  Light  Infantry 12 

Durham  Light  Infantry    ...',12 

Welsh  Fusiliers  12 

K.  O.  Scottish  Borderers  ...    j2 

Leinster  Regiment 12 

Royal  FusiUers [  12 

Liverpool  Regiment  12 

Bedfordshire  Regiment  ...     12 

Hampshire  Regiment  j  12 

Suffolk  Regiment   1  12 

iS  Husears 12 

3  Dragoon  Guards '  12 

Connaught  Rangers '  12 

Bedfordshire  Regiment  ...  12 
Bedfordshire  Regiment  ...  12 
Worcestershire  Regiment      12 

Irish  FusiUers 12 

Connaught  Rangers 12 


13  Dec.  9c 
20  Dec.  90 
22  Aug.  91 

4  Feb.  92 


8  June  00 

8  June  00 

8  June  00 
8  June  cx> 
8  June  00 

8  June  QO 

8  June  00 

3  July  00 
6  July  00 
6  July  00 
6  July  00 
6  July  00 

27  July  00 

27  July  oD 

4  Sept.  00 
II  Sept.oa 
II  Sept.  cx> 
21  Sept.cx) 
21  Sept.  00 
21  Sept.  00 


90  ] 
Tancred'Thos.  Selby,«"  1  Central  India  Horse  ...  11  gepi.og,!?  M.>=>^-  9°  ' 
Ho?man  Herb  Campbell,"  .6  Bengal  Lancers    ...  21  Sept. 89  25  Mar.  9.  : 

HarZc^^arles  Frederick,  Consul  at  Berbera  21  Sept.S?  .9  Jnly  9.  ■■ 

Bousfle'ld  Edmund  Emerson,  26  Madras  Infantry  21  Sept.  89  .3  Jan.  92  : 
Bousneio.  tumun  Campbell,  3  MaHras  Inf.  21  Sept.Sg  ..  Mar.  9.  2.  Sept.oo 

-Yl^y.  ^  ,  „;         :,        11 1  T  oT,oQra  -^T  Spnt.fin    4  July  91  21  Sept.oo 

4  Aug. 91  21  Sept.oo 

4  Mar.  92  21  Sept.oo 
16  Jan.  91  21  Sept.oo 


Taylor, 


Yotm";  Wilfrid  Edward,  10  Bengal  Lancers 21  Sept.89 

Hawks,  Fred.  Wehnan,  Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gen.1  ,     Sept.B? 

I  St  Class,  Calcutta --.■■■•" v;";;"i 

Cobbe,  Alex.  Stanhope,.'!  ^nd  in  Com.  i  Batt.  1  L,  g^ptsQ 

Central  Africa  Regiment,  with  rank  ol  Major  . )  j 
Cheyne,  Reginald  Edmonstone.  8  Bengal  Lancers.12.  Sept.89 


Pavue,  Edvvard  Henry,  i  Inf.  Hyderabad  l^ont.  . 
Ba'ieman-Cbamj;ain,HughF.,2Bn.  iGoorkhas  . 
Smith,  William  Frank,'"*  Dtp.  Assist.  Com.  Gen. 

t  Class,  Ferozepore ■■••■•■■; -'  '„  ap„t  <>„ 

Prenlis,  Walter  Sladen,  29_Madras  Infantry^.^.. 21  ||PJ;^9 


,21  Sept 
,  21  Sept.89 

21  Sept.89 


8  Nov.  90  21  Sept.oo 
3  Jan.  91  21  Sept.oo 

6  Apr.  91,21  Sept.oo 

2  May  92,21  Sept.oo 
17  Feb.  92  21  Sept  00 


lS^^i-^^^^'A::ii^P^^<^X^<^rs  21  Sept.89|.5  Sept.9i  21  Sept.cx 


21  Sept.oo 
21  Sept.oo 
21  Sept  00 
21  Sept.oo 


23  Oct.  00 


&"umberlege:Cha'rie"s  John,  23  Bomba.r  Infantry..  21  |ept.89  29  Aug.  91 
Brownlow  d'Arcv  Charles,  21  Bengal  Infantry  ...  21  gept.Bgp^  bepi.91 
Cnmmto"  Hatrv  Ashley  Vane,24  Bengal  Infantry  21  Sept.89  15  Jan.  9' 
Dallas,    Alexander  Egerton,  Deputy  Assistant  (   j,  Sept.Sg  16  Jan.  qi 

Commissary  General,  ist  Class,  Rawul  Pindi.. )  | 

Sambome,  Fredk.  Carey  Stukeley  Palmer,"'.'  13  1  1^.,  oct.  89I25  Mar.  91 

Gaussen,  Charles  Louis,  3  Bengal  Cavalry.. ..23  Oct.  89 

Swinhoe,  Edmund  Arthur,  Dep.  Assist.  Com.  1    ^^  Qct.  89 

ArthSrVeith.'Vy  Beng'ai  Lancers '  9  Nov.  89 


Gen 
Hudson,  vinuur  n.ciuu,  J/ ^.-"r.."'- —--—---  ,  '  T^^- 
Garratt,  Harry  Sumucr,  3  Bombay  infantry  9  Nov. 

Kolland,  George  Murray,.  Bombay  Infantry  '  9>ov. 


Norfolk  Regiment 

Warwickshire  Regiment... 

Border  Regiment    

Bedfordshire  Regiment  ... 
Suffolk  Regiment  


Drever,  Thomas  Ian,  25  Madras  Infantry ;  9  Nov.  89 

Gregory,  Charles  Levmge,  19  Bengal  Lancers  ...   .    9NOV.S9 
Roe,    Bernharu  Oswald,  Assist.    Commr.,    3rd  1  |  ^  j^q^^  3^ 

2  IjohnVon,  Charles  Richard,"'^  2  BnsGoorkhas 9N0V.89 

2    Hav  Lenox  Theobald,  3  Bengal  Gavalrj-    ;  9No^-|9 

-    Kennedy.  James  Robert,  3  Inf.  Hyd  Contingent...;  9  Nov.  »- 
'-    Beville,  Harry  G.  P.,  Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gen.  ist  1     ^  j,^^ 
Clas, 


5  Aug.  91 1 23  Oct. 

5  Sept. 92  23  Oct.  00 

9  Nov.oo 
9  Nov.  00 
9  Nov.  00 


15  Apr.  9T 
lo  July  91 

2  Aug.  91 
22  Aug.  91 

7  Oct.  91 

20  Oct.  91 

10  Nov.  91 

18  Dec.  91 

5  Feb.  92 

29  Mar.  92 

15  Apr.  92 

8  Mar.  91 

15  May  91 

22  Oct.    91 


9  Nov.  00 
9  Nov.  00 

9  Nov .  00 

9  Nov.  00 
9  Nov.  00 
9  Nov.  00 
9  Nov.  00 

9  Nov.  00 

27  Nov.  00 

4  Dec.  00 

4  Dec.  00 


[6  Jan.  91  21  Dec. 


Indian  Staff  Corps. 


Last  Regiment. 


Irish  Regiment 

S.  Staffordshire  Regiment 

Irish  Rei^imenfc     

East  Lancashire  Regiment 

Sussex  Regiment 

Hampshire  Regiment  

Lancaster  Regiment  

Connaught  Rangers   

S.  Lancashire  Regiment  .. 

Manchester  Regiment , 

Connaught,  Rangers , 

'East  Surrey  Regiment 

'S.  Lancashire  Regiment  ., 

Bedford  Regiment  

!  King's  Own  Scottish  Bord 


Devonshire  Regiment  .., 
Devonshire  Regiment  ... 

16  Lancers 

I  Dragoon  Guards  

N.  Lancashire  Regiment 

West  India  Reeim,ent 

Liverpool  Regiment 

Irish  Regiment     

Wiltshire  Regiment 

Scottish  Rifles  

East  Kent  Regiment 

Lancashire  Fusiliers 

I  West  Yorkshire  Regiment 


436 


I  Suffolk  Regiment   

Northumberland    Fusiliers 

Northamptonshire  Regt. 

Derbyshire  Regiment  ... 

East  Lancashire  Regiment 

East  Lancashire  Regiment 

Connaught  Rangers 

j  Irish  Regiment  

JK.  O.  Scottish  Borderers... 

Middlesex  Regiment 

iDuljlia  Fusiliers 

|S.  Staffordshire  Regiment 
I  West  Yorkshire  Regi—.ent 
(Warwickshire  Regiment  .., 

ICheshire  Regiment 

'Sussex:  Regiment , 

.Leiuster  Regiment 

I  Wiltshire  Regiment  

invest  Yorkshire  Regiment 

[Liverpool  Regiment 

.Hampshire  Regiment   

Seaforth  Highlanders  

Scottish  Rifles 

j  Manchester  Regiment 

Derbyshire  Regiment  

|\''orkshire  Light  Infantry 

Lancashire  Fusiliers    

[Manchester  Regiment 

I  Royal  Fusiliers  

:  Norfolk  Regiment 

Inuiskilling  Fusiliers   

I  Lancashire  Fusiliers 

,  Worcestershire  Regiment 
I  Lincolnshire  Regiment    ... 

i  Wiltshire  Regunent  

IN.  Lancashire  Regiment... 
'Lincolnshire  Regiment    ... 

I  Munater  Fusiliers  , 

I  Munster  Fusiliers  

'  King's  Own  Scottish.  Bord. 


Munster  Fusiliers  

Wiltshire  Regiment 

South  Wales  Borderers   ... 

.Middlesex  Regiment 

lierkshire  Regiment... 

Inmskilling  Fusiliers  

Gtloucestershire  Regiment 
Somerset  Light  Infantry.., 

Derbyshire  Regiment  

Yorkshire  Light  Infantry 
Northumberland  Fusiliers 

Middlesex  Regiment    

Dorsetshire  Regiment 

East  Surrey  Regiment 

West  Surrey  Regiment     .. 
Northumberland  Fusiliers 

7  Dragoon  Guards .. 

Somerset  Light  Infantiy ... 

Munster  Fusiliers ., 

Gloucestershire  Regiment 
South  Wales  Borderers  ... 


Captains. 

Alexander,  Arthur  Vickers,  14  Madras  Infantry 
Raven,  Alexander  Wm.  Nicholas,  14  Madras  Inf 

■  Beatty,  Guy  Archibald  Hastings,  9  Beng.  Lancers 
Kmg,  fetewart  WUliam,  Erinpura  Irregular  Force 
MacTier  Henry  Mackinnon,'--'  39  Bengal  Infantry 

■  BrowD,  Walter  Medlicott.<i^»  i  Battalion  3  Goorkhas 
|bagan,  Lucius  Emilius,  6  Madras  Infantry 

Pritchard,  Aubrey  Gordon,  2  Bengal  Lancers 
I  Ward,  Cyril  Harding,  4  Bengal  Infantry 

[Fnmis,  John  Fortescue,''^"  3  Sikh  Infantry 

I  Nicholson,  Wm.  Cumberland,  3  Madras  Infantrv 
I  Rawlms,  Arthur  Kennedy,«i3o  bSO.  24  Ben-al  Inf 
Lovell,  Arthur  Neville,  2  Lancers  Hyd.  Cent 
Mackenzie,  Cbarles.^is  13  Bengal  Lancers 
Swan,  John  Stewart,  Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gen   ist  [" 


Class 


2nd  LIEUT.        LTBUT.        CAPrAIN". 


2  1  Dec. 
21  Dec. 
31  Dec. 
21  Dec. 
21  Dec. 
21  Dec. 
:i  Dec. 
21  Dec. 
21  Dec. 
21  Dec. 
21  Dec. 
21  Dec. 
21  Dec. 
21  Dec. 


Sg'  5  Apr. 
89;  15  Apr. 
8g  9-Q  Apr. 
89  23  May 
89I  2  July 
89' 26  July 
8gj  9  Oct. 
Sg't3  Oct. 
39!  13  Oct. 
89  21  Oct. 

Sglsi  Oct. 

89J15  Dec. 
89,21  Dec, 
5  Apr. 


:  Dec.  89,27  July  92 


LlBUTENANTS, 


2ndT,iE0T, 


Field,  Charles  Doug 
Morris,  George  Mort 
Battine.Reginald  St.  Clai'r.'^n  \  Punjab Cavai'ry"".".'.'.'.'.'.'..'.*."".;'.""'?3  Jul^; 


.r       ■     n  "*r    S^'^s,  23  Madras  Infantry     i  i  Mar.  90 

II    ^.'^IZ'l'iiZll^^^^'^fL'^^^^^^^^^^  !.8June9o 


21  Dec.  00 

Q  Dec.  00 

21  Dec.  00 

21  Dec.  OD 

21  Dec.  00 

21  Dec.  oo 

21  Dec.  OD 

2r  Dec.  00 

21  Dec.  CD. 

21  Dec.  03 

21  Dec.  OD 

Dec.  00 

Dec.  o3 

21  Dec.  00 

21  Dec.  00 


—  — '-,     " — ,   ;     ,    "-"""'•      •■  •■  i^Hhiu  v^avairy  ?T  Julv  qo 

ICooke.  Samuel  Arthur  i  Central  India  Horse    Z..:   x  Mar.  to 

^^rl^l'Ji'^  ^i\f^i\l7'L^^.^.}-''''^.'.^  l^'-  ¥yd.  Cent 29  Mar.  ^o 


..   .Marsden;  Hugh  WilloughbyVis  MadrasTnfantrr*;:; '?  Mar*  ^° 

II    vanderUucht,  Rupert  Lionel,  7  Madras  Infantrv  '"       '       ' 

II  'O'Reilly,  Charles  Myles,  3  Madras  Infantry 

II  'Gough,  Hugh  Augustus  Keppel.^'S*  i  Bn.  2  Goorkhas "*;.'.' 

II  jHocken,Chas.  Aug.  Frederick,  5  Bombay  Cavalry 

II  'Macphei-son,  Neil,ffi^  I  Battalion  2  Goorkhas... 

II  i  Lane,  Frank  Macdonald,6^"  28  Bombay  Infantry 

„  I  Harrison,  Wm.  Chris.  Warde,  Dep.  Assist.  Con.'Gen"ist)' 

I     Class,  Aden j 

II    Perry,  George  Edgar  John,  6  iiifantryHytLCont <  ^a.v 

:i    Vivian,  Arthur  Granville,  5  Punjab  Cavalry "i  ^  Mav  00 

II    .Uexander,  Charles  Henry,  6  Bombay  Cavalry ""{29  Mar  qo 

II    Wheeler,  John  Charles  Massy,  28  Bengal  Infantry     .       ."'i-^Jan 
II     Bodeau,  Ktienne  Ronald  P.,''^^  i  Bn.  2  Goorkhas  .....  ""'aS  J 

10  O'Meara,  Charles  Albert  Edmond,  8  Bengal  Infantrv 

11  Poole,  Wm.  Thomas  Conway,  S  Bengal  Infantry 
„    Edwardes,  John  Grahame,«^a  i  Battilions  Goorkhas 
11    Oarwdhen,  Edward  Terry,  Bhopal  Battilioa      .    . 

II    Bliss,  James  Arthur,^^*  21  Madras  Infantry 

11     Barratt,  Ernest  Bird,'''-*^  34  Bengal  Infantry  '. 

[I    Creagh,  Edward  Cottinghara,  4  Punjab  Infantry 
II    Colan,  William  Robert  Boyle,  8  Madras  Infantry   .  .. 

II  jNorman,  Walter  Henry, ''-'y  n  Bengal  Lancers , 

II  I  Nightingale,  Manners  Ralph  Willmot,  2  Bn.  5  Goorkhas  ... 
II  I  Elliott,  Alfred  Charles,  Assist.  Commr.  2nd  Grade,  Punjab 

II  ,  Kelly,  Genr^'e  Heury  Fitzmaurice,"**  2 3  Bengal  Infantry I  i  Mar  90 

II  ,Sanford,  George  Batthyany.-i*!  I  Battalion  4  Goorkhas I  8  Oct.  go 

II    CuUen,  Ernest  Hy.  Scott,"'>- 32  Bengal  Infantry  |  i  Mar.  90 

ij  !Hickie,  Wilham  Bradley,  Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gen,  1st  Class  ...  ^g  Oct.  gc 
„    TUlard,  Arthur  Basil,"'«i>.50.  I  Battalion  3  Goorkhas  ^4  Dec    90 

Ketchen,  Sotheby  Douglas  Brodie,'*^'  i  Bn.  5  Goorkhas  ...  .     t  Mar.  90 

Davis,  Gronow  John,'"^  22  Bengal  Infantry    i  Mar  go 

Thomas,  Frederick  Wilham,'  Merwara  Battalion  i  Mar.  go 

Rattray,  Haldane  Buruey,  t^^DSO.,  45  Bengal  Infantry   29  Mar.  go 

B^ildwiu,  Lancelot  Hugh,  44  BengaJ^  Infantry  j  3  May 

3  May  90 

I  Mar.  90 

8  Oct.  90 

2S  June  90 


29  Mar.  90 

3  May  go 

4  June  go 
T  Mar.  90 
4  June  go 
1  Mar.  90 

28  June  90 

3  May  go 


90 
une  go 

17  Jan.  91 
I  Mar.  gc 

2g  Nov.  90 
4  June  90 
3  May  go 

28  June  90 
3  May  90 
3  May  90 

8  Oct.  90 
I  Mar.  go 

9  Ipr.  go 


Moore,  George  Dashwood  M.,""s  2i  Bombay  Infantry 
Lash,  Augustus  Oliver,  13  Bombay  Infantry    .... 

Young,  Henry  Gecrge,  10  Ben^'al  Lancers     .  . 

Goldthorp,  Francis  Herbert,^^^3  Punjab  Cavalry    

Nangle,  Kenlis  Edward,  3  Inf.  Hyd.  Contingent    j  3  Oct.  go 

Bryce,  David  Greig,  Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gen.  ist  Class      !2S  June  go 

Wooldridge,  Herbert  Cheselden,  9  Bombay  Infantry    '26  Apr.  90 


II    Peck,  Arthur  Wharton,"'*  2  Punjab  Cavalry 

11  JRoss,  Fleetwood  George  Campbell,  2  Bn.  3  Goorkhas  

II  iGreig,  William  Beat,  22  Madras  Infantry   

II  I  Winter,  Clifford  Boardmau,"'^  Polit.  Assist.  3rd  Class  

II  t  Walker,  Francis  Spring,  22  Bombay  Infantry  

II  I  Browning,  Theodore  Charles,''^*  2  Inf.  Hyd.  Contingent     ... 
1 1  I  Ormistou,  Thomas  Lane,  Assist.  Commissioner,  4th  Grade,  ) 

I     Moulmein .' j 

II  ; Newell,  Herbert  Andrews,  28  Madras  Infantry 

II    Browne,  Frank  Douglas,  6  Punjab  Infantry 

II    Evans,  Granville  Pennefather,  19  Bengal  Infantry  

ic    Berthon,  Henry  Warwick,  5  Bomijay  Infantry    

II  I  VVard,  George  Louis  Stuart,  44  Bengal  Infantry 

Kennedy,  William  Magill,  Assist.  Commissioner,  Assam    ... 

Jacob,  Arthur  Leslie,  Political  Assistant,  3rd  Class 

Ross,  Harry,  13  Bombay  Infantry  

Beadon,  Henry  Cecil,  Assist.  Commr.  Dera  Ghazi  Khan  ... 

Lukin,  Robert  Clarence  Weltesley,'"  9  Bengal  Lancers 

Lawson,  Oswald  Head,  26  Bengal  Infantry 

Prideaux.Fras.  Beviile,  Assist. Go  v. Gen. 's  Agent,  Rajputana 

Dalgliesh,  Edward  Ernest  Charles,  i  Lancers  Hyd.  Cent..., 

Nicholas,  Stephen  Henry  Edmund,"^"*  2  Inf.  Hyd.  Cont 

IJangtry,  Henry  Vivian  Montague,  28  Bombay  Infantry    .., 

Drummond,  Arthur  Berkeley,  Assist.  Resident,  Meywur  ... 

Smith,  Alick  Le  Fleming,  2  Bengal  Infantry  

Davidson,  Sisley  Richd.,'^'  DSO.  Bhopal  Battalion 

HiU,  Harold  Charles,  10  Bombay  Infantry  

lEastwuod,  Robert  John  Camac,"-'-  30  Bombay  Infantry 'it  Ma.' 

Dunscomlje,  Nicholas  BlakC;  2S  Bombay  Infantry  s  Oct, 


I  Mar.  go 
g  July  90 
2g  Oct.  90 
I  Mar.  go 
29  Mar.  go 
29  Mar.  90 

8  Oct.  90 

29  Nov.  90 
29  Nov.  ^c 
16  July  90 
8  Oct.   go 

3  May  90 

28  June  go 

4  Mar.  91 
31  May  90 

I  Mar.  go 
3  May  go 
3  May  90 

3  May  gc 
2Q  Oct.   go 

8  Oct.    go 

4  Feb.  gi 
3  May  go 
3  Dec.  go 

16  Apr.  go 

29  Oct.   go 


25  Mar.  gi 
rg  May  gi 
23  May  gr 

14  June  g  I 
17  June  91 

15  July  91 
5  Aug.  gi 

12  Aug.  gi 
31  Aug.  gt 

1  Sept.gt 

14  Sept.  911 
20  Sept.91 

20  Sept.  g  I 

21  Sept.gi 

25  Sept.  ga 
12  Oct.    gi 

15  Oct.  gr 
10  Oct.  gi 
21  Oct.  gi 
31  Oct.  91 
24  Nov,  gz 

26  Nov.  9E 

4  Dec.  gi 
7  Dec.  91 
9  Dec.  9s 

14  Dec.  gi 

2  Dec.  cia 
23  Dec.  gi 
31  Dec.  c)E 

2  Jan.  92 
17  Jan.  92 
21  Jan.  97. 
23  Jan.  92 
30  Jan.  92 

1  Feb.  92 

15  Feb.  g2 
tg  Feb.  ga 

I  Mar.  C2 

1  Mar.  92 
t  Mar.  92 

2  Mar.  92 
2  Mar.  92 

4  Mar,  92 

5  Mar.  92 
7  Mar.  92 
9  Mar.  gs 

10  Mar.  g2 
14  Mar.  92 
iG  Mar.  92 
30  Mar.  92 

I  Apr.  92 
5  A.pr.  92 

5  Apr.  92 

5  Apr.  92 

9  Apr.  92 

12  Apr.  92 

4  Apr.  ga 

16  Apr.  92 

21  Apr.  g2 

21  Apr.  92 

24  Apr.  92 

1  May  92 

11  May  92 
II  May  92 
11  May  92 


92 


90 


13  May 
ig  May  92 
21  May  92 

23  May  92 

24  May  92 
3  June  92 
3  June  92 
3  June  g2 
9  June  92 


I 


437 


Indian  Stuff  Corpf. 


Last  Regiment. 

Bedfordshire  Regiment  .. 
Somerset  Liulit  Infantry-. 

Lancashire  Fusiliers 

Yorkshire  Light  Infantry 

ICheshire  Regiment  

,N.  Lancashire  Regiment .. 
i 


LiBDTESlSIS. 


West  Yorkshire  Regiment 
South  Wales  Borderers    .. 

Roval  Marines    

Irish  Retriment  

Liverpool  Regiment 

Lancaster  Regiment 

Durham  Light  Infantry  ... 

,East  Surrey  Regiment 

IBedfordshire  Regiment  ... 

Derbyshire  Regimeni  

Derbyshire  Regiment 

Lancashire  Fusiliers 


Scottish  Rifles r    •;•    '° 

King's  Own  Scottish  Bord.    ■• 

Welsh  Fusiliers  

Lincolnshire  Regiment   ... 

Hampshire  Regiment  

"Middlesex  Regiment 

King's  Royal  Rifles ;  n 

Cheshire  Regiment  lo 

Hampshire  Regiment  ,  "> 

Sussex  Regiment '  '° 

Norfolk  Regitnenl ,  i' 


2ndLIKUT.       LIBUT. 


I  Mar.  90! It  June 92 
I  Mar.  00  14  June  92 


29  Oct.  90)15  Jane  92 


2  May  91  26  June  92 
8  Oct.  90*27  June  92 


29  Oct.  90J 
I  Sept.  91 
25  Mar.  91 1 
25  Mar.  Qi 
I  Mar.  90 
25  Mar.  90 
29  Oct.   90; 


I  July  92 

1  Jul.y  92 

2  July  92 

6  July  92 

7  July  92 

3  July  92 
Jul.v  92 


'Scottish  Rifles 

Munster  Fusiliers  n 

Liverpool  Regiment -■-'■   " 

Irish  Regiment  ,  '°  ,„ 

Duke  of  Cornwall  sLt.Iuf.;  10   Tregear, 


J.-     B.LeslieOockburn.^-'s  Bengal  Cavalry 
Kir      •Jtriek,  Edward,  6  Punjab  Inlantry_.... 

^^•^Z^^^^r.  f  SS'?S^,^'::::..::::::......l^B  June  90.6  June,. 

SS  Hugh  WnUam  Fothergill.^-  24  Bengal  Infantry......    4  ilar.  9.  22  June  9^ 

Godfrey,  Charles,   26  Bombay  Infantry;  West  Africa.) 

with  rank  of  Captain •■•■•-■ ;'V'": 

Muscrave  Walter  William  F.  C,  12  Madras  Infantry    

IMadden,  Travers  Edward.  17  Bengal  Infantry  

Hopwood,  Herbert  Reginald    3  Bombay  Ca.''*  rj' 

'M'Cona-'hev,  Frank.  Political  Assistant,  Gilgit 

Pooock,  Philip  Frederick,  19  Bombay  Infantry..... 

I  Redl   Ernest  Arthur  Frederick,  n  Bombay  Infantry 

Ipridies  Arthur  Holroyd,  16  Bombay  Infantry 

iHaySon.  ^Vimam  Pitt   22  Bomlii^v  Iman^^^^^    ■.•.i.-.r.'.r.i'.I'^S  Junes"  .9  July  9^ 

IlSi^   PhllTNorman,  4  Lnneers  Hyd.  Contingent ...     [29  Nov.  9o|2x  Juiy  92 
Hancock-: Francis  De  B^rckem,  Tutor  to  the  young  Jam| 

1     Sahebof  Nftvnnagar ■■■■■■■ •' 

'Milne,  James  William,  2?  Madras  Infantry 

ISpence,  Alex.  Hieron  Ogilvy,  2  C.  I.  Horse 

■Carver,  Alex.  Leigh,  24  Bombay  Infantry    

Bidden,  Henry  James,  3  Bengal  Infantry    

Scott,  Hopton  Arthur,  7  Madras  Infantry 

Bailey,  Gilbert,  4  Bombay  Infantry    ...^ ■■■■■. 

M'Leod.  Torquil  John.":  .  Battalion  i  Goorkhas 

Butler.  Alex.  Hazelwood,  5  Madras  Infantry 

Sorie,  Frank  Hay,  42  Bengal  lufanlry 

Hudson,  Josiah  Howard,  22  Madias  In'a°"y-f  ■•J-";-""- 

Barclay  Patrick  ('has.  Robertson,  20  Bombay  Infantry    .. 

Gnlhril-Smith,  Wilfred  Marshall.  10  Madnn  In'.antrj-    

Bourne,  Walter  Fit7,GeraUl.  .0  Bengal  10^""^? ^-- 

Teed  Arthur  Sevmour  HoUond,  ,4  Bengal  Lancers   

Lush  ngton,  William  Nelson,  iS  Bengal  Infanlr- 


4  Mar.  91,25  July  92 

I  .Tul.v  92 
3  Aug.  92 
6  Aug.  92 
0  Aug.  92 


4  Mar.  91 
J  Mar.  90 
29  Oct.  90 
8  Oct.  90 
4  Feb.  9t 
29  Oct.  90 
29  Oct.  go 
4  Feb.  91 


10  Aug.  92 
17  Aug.  92 
26  Aug.  92 
28  Aug.  92 


4Mar.  91  29  Aug.  92 


Vincent  Francis  Wilhiun,  s  Inf.  Hyderabad  Cont. 


4  Mar.  91 
29  Nov.  90 

4  Mar.  91 
29  Oct.  90 
29  Nov.  90 
23  May  91 


DukeofCornwaUsl.t.lu..;  10  |^,;^^tngh'amrFrank  EveLvn,"^'  .2  Bengal  lulantry 

Border  Regiment i«    Kp^iblll  A  ick  Gurdon."' 31  Bengal  Infantry  .... 

Connaught  Ringers n  l^sniDau.  Aiii-h  uuiuuu,    _  J.^,^,,..^^  ,„,,„„,rj, 

Gloucestershire  Regimenil  10 

Lincolnshire  Regiment  ....  10 

Dorsetshire  Regiment 1° 

Devonshire  Regiment n 


Sept.92 

2  Sept.92 

3  Sept.92 
6  Sept.92 
3  Sepi.92 
3  Sept.  92 


25  May  91,24  Sept.92 
8  Oct.  901  6  Oct.  92 


I  Mar.  90    8  Oct. 
"  "  Oct. 


,Gloucester.shiTe  Regiment 
(Highland  Light  Infantr- 


Rnrn"7;eor<»e  Callander.  13  Madris  Infantry ...'25  July  01  11 

frvinerndfewAlex..T»As^sistCnmmr  3rd  Grade. Punjab  "  -Tn-„,  ,. 

Ti-iltram,  Charles  Edward,  Deol.  Irregular  Force    

Souter,  Arthur  Bourke,  i  Punjab  Cavalry   .    ■^■.■.■- 

Smith.  Frederick  Manners."'  2  Battalion  3  Goorkhas    


T'amnbell   Ian  Hamilton.  7  Bengal  Lancers       ,     „      ., 
-■''■•■  ,T3it  Assist.  Commr.  3ri  Grade.  Punjab 


17  June  91  12  Oct. 

25  Mar.  91 1 16  Oct. 

17  Dec.  Qo!  18  Oct. 

2  May  91;  19  Oct. 

....'  3  Sept.  90126  Oct. 

Mar.  91 '26  Oct. 


[Liverpool  Re: 


riment I  1"  ;Barlow, .,  -    „     , 

•'  ■  Orr,  Sutherland  Alex.  Mackav 


-r'ray  Hu|h  PraU,  x  B 11.  5  Goorkhas......... [xoOct.  9.  .0  Nov.  92 


2  Lancers  Hyd.  Cont 10  Oct.  91 


Irish  Regiment -o  Iw,^   Ed  nnnd  Lenthal,  4  Punjab  Infantry  17  Jfn-  9 

Devonshire^Regiment o  iS^^f^l^.f^'i^'XxweU  Hume.  4  Lancers  Hyd.  Cont 4  Mar.  9. 

7  Dragoon  Guards.... 10  IS^" "f^^"  whiielaw,  2.  Madras  Infantry ■■■■■"■"A  =  ^^7  '"i  -  ,. 

I  Worcestershire  Regiment    ,0  ,^?^v^;°°X"jX,  Assistant  Commr.  3rd  Grade. Punjab  23  July  91:2  Dec. 

N.  Lancashire  Regiment      10  ig^^Y^'^Yhomaf  Louis  6  Punjab  Infantry.   9  Sept.g.ln  Dec. 

.,.,-.l,irP.  Regiment  10  '^^.f^^l.^'WterMacdonnell  20  Bengal  Infantrj-  3  May  90 

Briwood  HalhedBrodrick.  2  Central  India  Horse    ?  ^ov.  91 

Orman  Frank  Leslie."^  .0  Madras  Infantry , ....-I  3  May  9° 

'pve  William  Edmund.^'H  5  Inf.  Hydembad  Contingent ...  27  Jan    9: 

ipreston,  George  Allen,  40  Benga  Infantry    ...^^ 9  Sept.9 

Lindsay  Alex.  Bertram.  2  Battalion  2  Goorkhas 
James.  Francis  Polglase.  5  Punjab  Infantry  ...^ 
Prevost.  George  Herbert.^"  25  Bombay  Intantry 


Derbyshire  Regiment 
West  Riding  Regiment  ... 
Worcestershire  Regiment 
Duke  of  Cornwall's  Lt.  Iiil. 

Derbyshire  Regiment 

Royal  Scots 

South  Wales  Borderers  ... 

East  Surrey  Regiment 

King's  R-'y''' J^'^S.-iH--^;-'  !;  |wake,°HughSt.Aubyn,  43  Bengal  Infantry 
Northumberland  Fusiher*  ,  .0    gl-^^^^j^,  -Robert  Cecil,  7  Bengal  Lancers 

1 3  Hussars  '  '■^  '  .     .        .,        1    n  r--^-^^c.  nt 

WiUshire 


Corps  of  Gaides . 


7  Nov.  9T 
18  Feb.  91 
28  June  90 

2  May  9 
10  Oct.  91 

5  Dec.  91 


12  Nov.  92 

14  Nov. 92 

17  Nov.  92 
23  Nov.  92 

92 

92 

7  Dec.  92 

1  Jan,  93 

6  Jan.  9^ 

13  Jan.  93 

14  Jan.  9j 

18  Jan,  93 
I  Feb.  93 

7  Feb.  93 

8  Feb.  93 

12  Feb.  93 

13  Feb.  93 


-  -     le^rir:. 1  xo  :o^^-^i^^*^«^?:^'^.^;(^'rni^m;^:::;::;::......,.;  Junes.;- Feb. « 

S^^ii^BoSer;;^":::!  To  !g^;;S;;:?ne,Uar  WmnunlpK..  -  igjengal  Lancers        '-  -"-   - 


South  Wales  Borderers    ...,  10 

Scots  Fusiliers    I  " 

Roval  Artillery    i' 

Wiltshire  Regiment  ,  10 

Gloucestershire  Regiment  j  :o 
Oxford  Light  Inlantry  ...1  9 
West  Yornshire  Regiment  10 
OxfordshireLight  Infantry  I     9 

Irish  Regiment  

West  India  Regiment  

Middlesex  Regiment     

Scots  Fusiliers    ..— 

S.Lancashire  Regiment  ... 

Wiltshire  Regiment 

Norfolk  Regiment      ........ 

King'sOwn  ScottishBord. 

Leinster  Regiment    

Suffolk  Regiment  

East  Surrey  Regiment 

Norfolk  Regiment  

5  Lancers  

Inniskilling  Fusiliers  10 

Durham  Light  Infantry  ...|  10 
Berkshire  Regunent  n 


Wimberlev  Francis  Gordon  .4rabin,  6  Bengal  Infantry  ..  9  Sept 
HamUtonf Robert  S.  A..:- Assist.  Commr  Rawul  Pindee..  Nov, 
n™^r„rd  John  Halket.  2  Bombay  Lancers  , ■ i  Nov 


Crawford.  John  Halket 
Seton-Browne,  Clement  L.S. 


abay 
DSO. 


Punjab  Inlantry  ...  10 
2  Madras  Inlantry 2  May  91 


5  July  9 

9  Sept. 91 

90 

90 

Oct.  91 


22  Feb.  93 
22  Feb.  93 
24  Feb.  93 
3  Mar.  93 
6  Mar.  93 

20  Mar.  93 

21  Mar.  93 

22  Mar.  93 
22  Mar.  93 
29  Mar.  93 

5  Apr.  93 

6  Apr.  93 

7  Apr.  93 

11  Apr.  93 

12  Apr.  93 


Carmi.hae;,  George  Gawler  Irving.  2  Madras  ln,ani,r.v 2  iiay  9 

Ste™rt,  Archibald  Campbell.T^'  Corps  of  Gmdes ,27  Jan.  9: 

Hawes.  Charles  Howard,  3  Punjab  Cavalry |  7  Nov.  9. 

Edwardes  Alex.  Coburn.  2  Bombay  Inlamry 27  Jan.  9^ 

HuuSnIon  Chas.  Alex.  Robert,-'  4  Bengal  Infantry 7  Nov.  9. 

fregi^Frederick  Charles,""  .6  Bengal  In  antry  4  Mar.  9. 

Macnheraon!  Archibald  Duncan,  2  Punjab  Cavalry 7  Nov.  91 

SarelGSrge  Benedict  Molyneaux,  11  Bengal  Lancers 29  Nov.  90 

MiSeu!  WUfrid  James,  24  Bombay  Infantry 28  Oct    91 

Wanieford  GonviUe,  44  Bengal  Infantry I  7  Nov.  91 

Thomson  Alex.  Hy.  Gouger,^*'  30  Bengal  Infantry 29  Nov.  90  14  Apr.  93 

Browne  ktrbertJos^  Pilrson,*  ■-  Bn.  5  Goorkhas 5  Dec.  01  .4  Apr.  93 

Chamter  Wdliam  St.  George,  24  Madras  Inlantry  9  Sept.gi  .5  Apr.  93 

Rice  Hlrrr4.rthurHarington,^«  4  Sikh  Infantry 4  Feb.  91  "  Apr.  93 

^Si^chfirGeorge  Ross  D?as,T«  19  Bengal  Infantry  25  July  91  23  Apr.  93 

Fe  n  Ed  win  nfrold  M'Bride,  12  Bombay  Infantry    29  Nov.  90  24  Apr.  93 

MaXw  Charles  Theobald,  6  Bombay  Cavalry. n  Mar.  9.  24  Apr.  9, 

Macionild  Hugh.  6  Infantry  Hyderabad  Contmgent   17  June  9.  30  Apr  93 

rm,n°    Charles  Buxton,  7  Bombay  Lancers 7N0V.91!  6  May  93 

^^Tjohn  M'KeSzie  Trowcr.^'-'  9  Bengal  Infantry  29  Mar.  90  .0  May  ,3 


Indian  Staff  Corps, 


Last  Reg'imeiit. 


i8  tiuasars     

Northamptonshire  Rcgt... 
Inniskilling-  Fusiliers     .. 
Kinar'sOvvn Scottish  Bord. 
Welsh  Regiment 
Warwick 

Northamptoashire 
Irish  Regiment 


438 


LiaUTBNAIfTS. 


9  I  Penning 


mdtiBur. 


Cmwfe;   A?7  ^'\'""='>'  ^'•'=<'^<''  3  ^^'"J™^  Lancers 

bra^foril  Arthur  Gosset.  24  Madras  Inlautry    

Preitou,  byre  Hvans,  Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gen.  is;  Class 
-imeut  ,  ,„    w^  1^'?r  •  ^^™-  Herbert.  .2  BenRal  Cavalry  J., 

eat;::::::;:  '°  J^^^r^lSrir^^^/Slf, ■ 

Manchester  Regiment  °  SealT  Alfred  Fyit^i'-«*".5  "J^',''^^''''  '^'"■°<1* 3°  Dec. 

S.  Staffordshirl  Regiment  \o  Se,  Pe  ham'^ATa    i-n^.^Rp"^^^                               ^  °'"- 

East  Lancashire  Regiment  10  .Uears  Cecil  Deiarae^^s  J.l^^.Tf^       '^ 

Northamptonshire  Regt ,0  Casserlv  James  Hen    '«««■"?«■' ^  «oers 

Gloucestershire  Regiment  i  9  Hariu' 


5  Dec.  91 

29  Nov.  go 
25  July  91 
20  Feb.  gz 
7  Nov.  91 
20  Feb.  92 


Lancashire 
Lancashire 
Highland  Light  Infantry, 

Leinster  Regiment 

Bedfordshire  Regiment  . 
'Bedfordshire  Regiment  .. 
N.Lancashire  Regiment  . 

Hampshire  llegimeut 

Irish  Regiment    

Yorkshire  Light  Infantry* 
Hampshire  Regiment  .... 
East  Lancashire  Regiment; 
Oxford  Light  Infantry 

Suifolk  Regiment 

Yorkshire  Light  Infantry 
I  West  Yorkshire  Kegiment 

Lancaster  Regiment 

Nurthamptonshire  Regt.... 

Royal  Artillery    

Lancaster  Regiment     

,  Worcestershire   Regiment 

R'>.>al  Artillery    

Gloucestershire  Regiment 

Middlesex  Regiment 

^Jxiug's  Own  Scottish  Bord. 

;  Middlesex  Regiment    

Shropshire  Light  Infantry 

Suffolk  Regiment  

Derbyshire  Regiment   

Leinster  Regimeat 

.  King's  Own  Scottish  Bord. 

I  Wiltshire  Regiment   

Norfolk  Regiment 

'  Worcestershire  Regiment 

ilunster  Fusiliers , 

Y'orkshire  Light  Infantry 
Yurkshire  Light  Infantry 

Wiltshire  Regiment. 

|N.  Staffordshire  Regiment 
^N.  Staffordshire  Regiment 

1  Munster  Fusiliers  

2  Dragoon  Guards  

I  Liverpool  Regiment .... 

Middlesex  Regiment.... 

.Irish  Rifles    

Sussex  Regiment  

I  Sussex  Regiment   

:Cheshire  Regiment    

!  South  Lancashire  Regt, 
Royal  Scots 

21  Hussars     

Inniskilling  Fusiliers  .. 

West  Surrey  Regiment 

West  Surrey  Regiment 

Welsh  Fusiliers  

Lancaster  Regiment  .. .. 

West  Surrey  Regiment 

Dorisetshire  Regiment  .. 

East  Kent  Regiment 

Derbyshire  Regiment  ...... 

Gloucestershire  Regiment 

5  Dragoon  Guards 

Devonshire  Regiment  .... 

Hampshire  Regiment  .... 

Somerset  Light  Infantry 

Scottish  Rifles      ",,, 

Scots  Fusiliers    

Royal  Artillery   [,[ 

Royal  Artillery    

Middlesex  Regiment...  ... 

Somerset  Light  Infantry. 

Scottish  Rifles 

Irish  Regiment  

Northamptonshire  Regt.. 
JEssex  Regiment 

King's  Own  Scottish  Bord! 

Durham  Light  Infantry 

Yorkshire  Light  Infantry 

I  Leinster  Regiment    ',. 

Leinster  Regiment [ 


ry,  20  Bombay  Infuutry 


ightlStry::'  .?  :S^^^']^J^;:tS--He.,  inn^ntry  Hya.Cc^tingent IZ 


10  ,.^artin.  RanaUi,-«  i  Punjab  Infantry 

K.irkivoocl,  Andrew  Torton.  29  Madras  lurantrV 

Win'it"'^''.??"-,  u™-  ^'^^•'*''  "  Bengal  Inlant.y  

r  drinS;  Ahred  Beckett,;^"  CIE.  Political  Assist.  3rd  Class 
u  Klr.ngton,  Hopton  Osbert.  17  Bombay  Infantry 

M'('askni™T'.h"';V,"''''"„-«  ^""""^^  Hyderabad  Contingent 
M  Caskill.  John  Chas.  Henry,7-' Corns  of  Guides  ... 
Cotton,  W.lUam  Lewis,  5  Inf.  Hyderaba  1  Contingent 
Craik,  James,  19  Bengal  Lancors 


w?;iV   '  ■'^■'^''^  Baldwyn,'«  6  Bengal  Cavalry  

Holden   Hyla  Napier,  5  Bengal  Cavalry 

in-th,  Henry  Vivian.  27  Madras  Infantry    :.'.■  : 

Wlwood   Bertram  Price.-^  i  Bombay  L.ancers  ... 
10  I  Purvis,  Eyre  Walter  Molyneux,  ,6  Bengal  Lancers  ';":'"' 

"    r!^.?    ?-'v1'^"-V  I'eith.-s'  Dyo.,  28  Bengal  Infantry :::' 

R»v   '5J;  ■^?''°  -^"**"  ilolesworth,  30  .Vladras  Infantry  ., 

Ua.v,  VVestwood  Norman,  29  Bombay  Infantry 

^eily,  Frederick  Peter  Charles,  i  Bombay  Infantry'.  .'   " 

Oyke,  Percyvall  Hart,;^^  27  Bombay  Infantrv '■  ' 

sf^P""'' .-^1'''''^''  Stewart,  2  Central  India  Horse '..'. 

9  ,W-a  ler,  Alfred  Alex.  Phillips,  Deoli  Irregular  Force   

10  :Jackson   Herbert  Wm.,  26  Madras  Infantry   

'°.  filf^ui^-,}^'""'}'^ '!'"°«''  ^""y-  -5  iii-ims  Infantry'::;::;.: 

9    cattell,  Gilbert  Laadale,  25  Madras  Infantry 


I  |\Vood,  Francis  Ludlow,  33  Bengal  Infantry 
10  ijyynter,  Charles  PhiUp,  2  Sikh  Infa.itry  ..'.     

^  kv'^^^®*  w*'*^?''"  ^'^^^-  ^^'^y'^>  ^3  BombaV  Int^ntr/ 

10  ,Wood,  Wyndham  Madden  Pierpomt,  19  Bombay  "Jnraatry" 

10  Skeen.  Andrew.-^e  24  Bengal  Infantry                                ^ 
9  |Lees,  Charles  Henry  Bro^rnlow,  i  Sikh  Infantry ' 

11  , Knox,  Ernest  Francis.'"  36  Bengal  Infantry  

Doppmg-Hepeustal,  Maxwell  Edw.-^  i  Bn  3 


3  Goorkhas   ... 


Ottiey,  William  John,  17  Madras  Intanti 

9  ;Dea8,  Lionel  Maury  Ross,  19  Bombay  Infantry 

9  ,^=\''^!fpii.  Hugh.  Assist.  Poutical  Resident.  Aden  "" 

9  iMelviUe,  Allan,  22  Bombay  Infantry 
II  I  Angelo,  John  Cecil  Cortlandt.-^'-*  20'  Bengal'  Infantry' 
II  I  Harding,  Edward  Frank,  23  Madras  Infantry 

9  |Nicolson,  William  Hurnt,  37  Bengal  Infantry 
10  ;Benwell,  Reginald  Limond,  5  Bombay  Cavalry 
10    |j.^rfou.  Aubrey  de  Sausm  irez.  25  Bombiy Infantry", 

9    W'lll,  Allan  Copmger,  43  Bengal  Infantry      . 
10    Knox,  Alfred  William  Fortescue,  5  Paniab  Intan't»-'y" 
10    Daunt,  Bertram  Rochfort,  22  Bombay  Infantrv 

10  Maxwell,  Francis  A>  ]mQV,~'^'^  DSO.  18  Bengal  Lancers 
9  |C;00lce,  Herbert  Fothergill.'S'  32  Bengal  Infantry      ...' 

11  |l?e-Iows.  Christopher  Stewart,  6  Bombay  Infantry 
9    Coghdl,  Norman  Sinclair,  Assist ^       '      -'■ 


9t 

8  Oct.  90 
25  Mar.  91 

9  Sept.gi 
10  Oct.  91 
27  Jan.  92 
18  June  92 
tS  June  92 
25  July  91 

9Sript.  91 

29  Ocb.  90 

4  Mxr.  q 
9  Jan.  92 
:5  July  9 1 

27  Jan.  92 
27  Jan.  92 
7  Nov.  gi 

5  Dec.  9 
2  Mar.  92 

22  June  92 
18  May  92 

30  Dec.  91 
29  Oct.  yJ 
29  Nov.  90 

24  July  91 

25  July  gi 
1 8  May  92 
24  July  91 
27  Jan.  92 

5  Dec.  91 
7  June  91 

27  Jan.  52 
3  May  go 

17  Jan.  9i| 


13  Aug.  g, 
10  Oct.  9 
5  DdC.  9: 

17  Jan.  92 
29  Nov  go 

2  June  92 
9  Apr.  92 

18  May  92 
18  May  9, 
^o  Feb.  92 
29  Nov.  90 
16  July  go 
18  May  g2 
10  Oct.  gi 
18  Feb.  gi 
2o  Feb,  g2 

2  May  91 
10  Ojt.  gr 

7  Nov.  gi 
27  Jan. 


12  May  93 

15  May  93 

16  May  9^ 
I  i  M.iy  93 
24  May  g  t 

24  May  93 

29  May  0:1 

30  May  93 
I  June  93 
I  June  93 
I  June  g : 
5  June  g3 
3  June  93 

14  June  93 

14  June  93 

15  June  93 

15  June  93 

25  June 93 
?3  June  93 

3  Jily  93 

4  July  93 

11  July  g:t 

12  July  93 
1 4  July  93 

16  July  93 
19  July  93 
?.o  July  OT, 
23  July  g3 

25  July  93 
28  July  93 

!8  July  9  5 
4  AU3'.  93 
9  Aag.g3 

11  Aug.  g3 

12  Aug.  93 
14  Aug.  93 

2;^  Aug.  g  j 

26  Aug.  93 
18  Sept.  93 
ig  Sepr.  g3 

9  Sept.  93 


23  Sept. 93 

29  Sept. 93 

2  Oct.  93 

2  Oct.  9j 
6  Oct.  93 
9  Oct    93 

II  Oct.  93 
It  Oct.   93 

25  Oct.  93 

26  Oct.   93 

27  Oct.  93 
2d  Oct.   93 

28  Oct.   93 

3  Nov.  93 

4  Nov.  93 
6  Nov.  93 

18  Nov.  95 

19  Nov.  93 
24  Nov.  93 
24  Nov.  93 


9  ,^ogmn.  Gorman  Sinclair.  Assist.  Polit.  Suplr,.  Palanpore   .  29  Nov. 02 

9  .Strong,  Norman  Biskervyle  Glegg,  i  Madras  Lancers ii8  Juneq2 

9  iBurtou,  ArtQur  Robert,  1  Inf.  Hyderabad  Contingent |r3  July  q^ 

9  ,  Vickers,  CuthbciV^  13  Bengal  Infantrv  .°  .  .  \i  Mar  o> 

-  'Bickford,  Arthur  Lou:    '''    "'      ■--    ^  ,/2.viar.  9., 


3  May  go  26  Nov.  93 

29  Nov.  g3 

30  Nov.  93 
I  Dec.  93 

2  Punjab  Infantry ^n  Auo-'.  oaUn  iw'  n, 

Blair.  Richard  Wm.  Creighton,  23  Bombay  Infantry    ::::;:;::|^  May  91 1 23  dTc  9s 

Dee.  93 

Dec.  93 

I  Jan.  94 

I  JaL.  94 

I  Jan.  94 


-  ,  — . „  •■  ^".  ^»^'.s"uv^",  .43  uuuiua.)  tuiauwy    2  JUay  Qi  2^ 

Keogh,  James  Blair,  2  Bombay  Lancers  9  Sei?-  qi Uo 

Patter.son.  Stewart  Blakely  Ainew,«»  38  Bengal  Infantry:::    3  Au^;q2l,, 
costley,  Horace  IJeorgo  Tnomson.'"  =  Alailras  Infantrv       '  =  nan   „,  ', 


Costley. 
^damsoi 


feorgo  Tnomson,«s  5  Alailras  Infantry"        5  Deo.  91 

John  Tnos.  Craves,;'"^  19  Bjmbay  Infantry 12  ilar.  q 

Xeene.  Charles  William,  23  Bengal  Infantry   28  Sept  9 

Chitty,  Arthur  Wilson,  26  Bombay  Infantry    "  13  Jnly'Q2  m  "fan    as 

Hodgkinson,  Charles.^eJb  Bengal  Cavalry  -  -    ^  Q^,  10  Jan.  94 

White,  George  Edmund,"'!'  3  Sikh  Infantry , 

liaussen,  James  Robert,  3  Bengal  Cavalry 

Warburtou,  Robert  Francis,  2  Battalion  5  Goorkhas 


18  Jnne92'24  Jan.  94 
4  Mar.  91  23  Jan.  94 
20  Feb.  92  31  j„n.,  94 
31  Aug.  92  31  Jan.  94 


10  Tiirton,  Hugh  .Mitchell,  i  Punjab  Infantry ;:;:;;"":i8  JaneQ2    2  Pph    o^ 

10  Buist,  Arthur  Hunter,  Corps  of  Guides q  Sept  01 1  -  fS   '  ol 

xo  M'Xeile,  Donald  Hugh,  19  Bengal  Lancers ::.;:;;;;:;:;i.3Feo  9    .^  Feb   tl 

10  Davidson.  Arthur  Noel,  7  .Madras  Infantry 'm  Feb  qi  ,^  Fob   ql 

9  Branson  Vivian  Henry,  28  .Ma  Iras  Infantry i2oFeb;  92  25  Feb.  94 


10  jNuttall,  John  Rattray,  44  Bengal  Infantry  ::;:::::;:;;|io  Oct. 


92  25  Feb.  94 
91;  26  Feb.  94 


jNewnham, Charles Cowan,''2  ft  Beng.al CaValry .:;i25  Mar.  qil  7  Mai    ni 

jbweet,  Edward  Herbert,"^  I  Ba;taliou  2  Goorkhas    i  9  Apr  9- -.7  Mar' n 


Paunce.  .Alured  de  Laune,  12  Madi-as  Infantry  ..;  '19  Oct    q'    i  Aor    n' 

(Beaman,  George  Philip  Roberts,  17  Madras  Infantry |  3  May  qqi  4  Aor'  o! 

James,  Alfred  Albert, .;■  29  Bengal  Infantry 12  Mar.  q;!  q  Apr   ot 

Anderson,  Robert  Holme  Bannes,  3  Bombay  Cavalry  jio  Oct.  91I11  Apr: 


Badcock,  GeorgeUenry,'"  7  BeugalLanoe/s  "...'...;;'. :::::::::[;4  Sept.g^'js  Apn  94 

^         May  94 
92]  2  May  94 

M  M 


9  ,  _         ,  _ 

9    Searle,  Aubrey  Vivian,  20  Madras  Infantry I20  Feb. 

9    Owens,  Francis  Charles,  7  Bombay  Infantry  ..'20  Feo, 


439 


Indian  Staff  Corps. 


Last  Regiment. 


LlKUXEXAlTTS. 


andtmoT. 


Lelnster  Regiment    

Worcestershire  Regiment 
Gloucestersliire  Regiment 
Yorkshire  Light  Infantry 
Northamptonshire  Regt... 

Lancaster  Regiment 

Scottish  Rifles  

West  Yorkshire  Regiment 
Gloncestershjra  Regiment 

West  Kent  Regiment 

Dublin  Fusiliers 

N.  Lancashire  Regiment 
Northumherland  Fusiliers 

Royal  Artillery   

Royal  Artillery • 

West  Yorkshire  Regiment 


Tg^-I'Si'S-^a!Cr:-g^°Saii^-::::::::::n  J^  g-i  ^i  V. 


i3  May  94 


9  Nov.  92'3o  May  04 
7  Nov.  91  8  June  94 
7  Nov.  91  13  June  94 
18  May  92  13  June  94 


3   isennett;  John  Francis,  2  Beugal'Lancers". 'lo  Oct^'oj'iS  May  04 

'    Mascrott.James,  2  Battalion  I  Goorkhas...^ 19  Oct.  92,1s  May  94 

„   M'Cill  Harrv  Robertson,  ^o  Madras  Infantry ........--• 

'    i'enueil,  Richard  Henry  Edmund,  20 Madras  Infantry 
o   Bainbridge,  William  Frank,-'  .  bikh  Infantrj" 

Trevor  Arthur  Pre;.cott,  20  Bombay  Intantrj 24Juy  y',^»       J  vi 

HmTt  Tere  de  Vere  Vice  Consul  at  Bunder  Abbas 24  July  9'  ^4  Ju  >  94 

°    FuUon  hItvv  To»-isend,  2  Battalion  2  Goorkhas    9  fP>--  92,^4  Ju  J"  9* 

?   n»vr°'Tfo™7e  ciarles,  3'Madras  Lancers  .2  Mar.  9.  30  Ju^y  94 


Oakes,  Horace  Charles,  3 


Durham  Light  Infantry  ...      9    oa^«^.  ^'^^^^  ^"^tvi^'  ,^  Bombay  Cavalry 9  Apr  9^ 

Royal  scots  ;...(    9    "S^f-l^eh.  Francis.-.6  Bombay  Infantry 28  r,ept.9 


Durham  Light  Infantry  ...     9 

Wiltshire  Regiment  1    9 

Northampton  Regiment  ...  10 
Gloucestershire  Regment  1  9 
Dukeof  Cornwall'sLt.  Inf.  9 
Northumberland  Fusiliers  9 
West  Yorkshire  Regiment       9 

Manchester  Regimeni 9 

Wiltshire  Regiment  9 

Devonshire-Regiment   9 

East  Surrey  Regiment 9 

Yorkshire  Regiment  9 

Sussex  Regiment  9 

Suffolk  Regiment  10 

Lancashire  Fusiliers 9 

Northumberland  Fusiliers      g 

Hampshire  Regiment  9 

Welsh  Regiment 9 

Suffolk  Regiment  9 

Devonshire  Regiment  10 

Middlesex  Regiment  ■■■■—■■  9 
King's  Own  Scottish  Bord.     9 

Lancashire  Fusiliers 9 

Durham  Light  Infantry  ...  9 
iNorthamptonshire  Regt.  ...     9 

Manchester  Regiment  9 

9 
9 
9 
9 

Q 

9 


31  Aug.  92 


Stewart,  Arch,  r  lauui^.  ^^  ^.^^^j  ^-- — --.^  ,  .- 

He-don,  Hugh  Edward,-"  i  Punjab  Infantry '3  J^lj  92 

Barnett.  HeSry  Joseph  de  Barry,  3-  Madras  Infantry    I  2  May  9 

Frizelle,  Julian,  Comdt,  2  Kurrani  Militia 

Duc.U,  Richard,-'  20  Bengal  Infantry   

Heale  Ernest  Newton,  7  Bombay  Intantry 

Ames,  Albert  Gardener,  4  Punjab  InfantiT  •; ••■ 

Bromhead,  Edward  Gonville,  2  B  ittalion  2  Goorkhas 

Taylor,  Reginald  O' Bryan,  19  Bengal  Lancers 

Aider^or,  William  Cortlandt,  .3  Madras  Infantry  ... 

Barr,  Henry  Keith,  i  Central  India  Horse  ■■■■■■■■ 

Corbett,  Henry  George  Lyon  33  iladras  Infantry    ... 

Conkp  Aubrey  St.  John,  6  Inf.  Hyd.  Contingent  

Erackenbm-y?  Waiter  John  Wm    5  Bombay  Infantry 
Lloyd,  Kenrick  Horace,  24  Madras  Infantry   ........... 

Craster,  John  Charles  Pnlleme,46  Bengal  Infantry  ... 

Connell,  Charles  Forster,  14  Madras  lafaniTi'^ 

Campbell,  George  Duncan,  25  Benga]^Infantry 

Laberlouche,  Guy  Neal  Landale,  2 
Thomas  Gwvn.  2  Bengal  Lancers 
^TesTon:  WdUam  John°Ph«Um,  4  Inf.  Hyd.  Contingent 


31  July  94 
4  Aug.  94 
8  Aug.  94 
14  Aug.  04 
24  Aug.  94 


13  Aug.  92  31  Aug.  94 
9  Apr.  02|  2  Sept.94 
19  Oct.  92  3  Sept.94 
iS  May  92'  8  Sepl.94 
13  July  92  10  Sepl.94 
9  Apr.  92,17  Sept.94 
:3  Aug. 92  19  Sept.94 


.  Bombay  Infantry 


9  Apr.  9: 
18  May  92 

4  Mar.  91 
17  Dec.  92 

9  Jan.  92 

9  Oct.  92 


23  Sept. 9 4 

24  Sept.94 
3  Oct.  94 

II  Oct.  94 

7  Oct.    94 

9  Oct.   oi 


27  Jan.  92  10  Nov. 
9  Jan.  92'i4  A^ov.  v4 
4  Mar.  91    3  ^'o''-  94 

31  Aug.  Q2    I  Dec.  94 


Chamberlain,  Rob 


mInd.5iT.'BengarLance"rZ:..T. ^3  Aug. g^!  3  Dec.  94 


Border  Regiment 
Hampshire  Regiment    .. 
Durham  Light  Infan'.ry 
Derbyshire  Regiment    .. 
Northamptonshire  Regt. 
Suffolk  Regiment 


West  Kent  Regiment 9 

Lancashire  Fusiliers 9 

North  Lancashire  Regt.  ...  9 

Border  Regiment 10 

Welsti  Regiment . 

East  Kent  Regiment I  9 

5  Lancers   9 

Lancaster  Regiment  (  9 

Bedfordshire  Regiment 1  9 

West  Yorkshire  Regiment..^  S 

I  Durham  Light  Infantry...  9 

Gordon  Highlanders 10 

Worcestershire  Regiment  9 

Royal  Artillery 9 

Welsh  Fusiliers  |  9 

Welsh  Regiment 

Wiltshire  Regiment  |    9 

Leinster  Regiment 9 

N.  Lancashire  Regiment 
Irish 


3  Sept.  9?  I  3  Dec.  94 
3  Sept.92;  3  Dec.  94 
3  Sept.92;  3  Dec.  94 
3  Sept.  921  3  Dec.  94 
3  Sept.  921  3  Dec.  94 
3  Sept.92,  3  Dec.  94 
3  Sept.92  3  Dec.  94 
3Sept.92l  3  Dec.  94 
3  Sept.92:  3  Dec.  94 
3  Sept.92!  3  Dec.  94 

Dec.  54 

Bombay 'infantry |  jSept.92i  3  Dec.  94 

Greig,  John  Glennie,""  7  Bombay  Infantry 19  Nov.  92 

Earle  Edward  Savi,"«  14  Bengal  Infantry  5  Dec.  91 

Cherne  Archibald  Ythea,""  i|BengalLanceri 29  Nov.  90    .  Jan.  9s 

?erS'',^aeas  Charles.^'-  .2  Bengal  Infantry ,13  A^g.92,  -  Jan.  9. 

Hodgkinson,  John,  5  Bengal  Cavalry , ,'8  June  92  '7  Jan.  9^ 

Hobson,  Archibald  Camp''"" 
Rice,  Sheridan  Knowles  I 
Lang,  W^-nyard  Feehng, 

^''i3SS^^^^^'i^i^o;''^-;iiorkha;:::::::;::::::.::-r7  Nov.  91:4  Feb.  95 

Sver^^gobi  TSos'christopher.  20  Bombay  Infantry    .3  July  g^j.r  Feb.  95 

Rowcroft  Claude  Harold,  9  Bengal  Lancers 19  Feb-  92, 19  ^eo.  95 

Keen.  William  John.r»Aseist.  Commr.  3/d  Grade,  FeshawurJ  19  Nov.  92^  i,  Feb.  9. 
Marshall,  Henry  Turnbull, 


Dundas.  Patrick  Henry,  6  Bengal  Infantry 

Abbey  Walter  Bulmer  Tait.  2  Bombay  Lancers 

Hu.'hes,  John  Edward,  2  Madras  Lancers   

Stewart,  John  Henry  Keith,  39  Bengal  Infantry    ............. 

Brodhurst,  Bernard  Maynard  Lucas,-  i  Bn.  4  Goorkhas 
Corlett,  John  Stebbing,  15  Bengal  Lancers  ................... 

I  Parker  George  Marcus  Godfrey,  14  Bombay  Inlantry    ... 

'corbvn  Edwvn  Christian,"- 18  Bengal  Lancers 

HarbordrCyr-il  Rodney,  2  Lancers,  Hyderabad  Contingent 
Pratt;Ernest  George  Wilberforce,™^  2  Infantry  Hyderabad  j 

Ha^irR?blrrMacpherTon;T»V3BengalL™  3  Sept. 92' 

Stewart,  Walter  IfitzAlan,  10  Bombay  Infantry ',^Nov  ^;'  loee   94 

-•      ".       --\^7B_ombayfc/antry 1'?  S^J"  ?'l  1  gee.  04 


SoSfon  Si°cWbaldCampbel  JlnTHyd^  i.3  Aug.  92  23  Jan.  g, 

'- -— "--->™Z!S^a|iS?;^°=.::::::U  l^^3  ?°  S;  ?i 

"al  tofantry 128  Sept.92,.3  Feb.  95 


Ben; 


mini  .  3HI  VTiauc,  1  oou»,,  —    'V  -■- ■  ■  7-   -7  '- 

gai  Infantry    10  Nov.  92  19  Feb.  9^ 


Welsh  Regiment 9   MarshatU  ^^^^^^^^.^^^^Vnfantn'  Hyd.  Contingent -.3  Jul}"  92  21  Feb.  93 

w.,..,,i„  R.^iment  9  '°»;y/^|°^'^^Xde  Seton.  =5  Bombay  Infantry ,  3  Sopt.02  27  Feb.  9= 

,-     n     ■    »„.  „  iSekenheek  Ronald  Edw.  Elliott,  igBombay  Infantry 30  Nov.  92    .  Mar.  95 

ncashire  Regiment...  9  Iff^^^^f ^'etiie  Swinton.""  3S  Bengal  Infantry I'Sgo^-^^    ^^lll 

Irish  Regiment    ,  9    ?^°J'^J^V,,mond  John  7  Bombay  Lancers 25  Feb.  9321  Mar.  95 

Lancashire  Fusihers 8    Ar^^^eV^^Jge  Godfrey  Ma"  y,^  Bengal  Lancers 20  May  93'  ■  Apr- 95 

Wiltshire  Regiment  8    Wheeler. George  uo^y  .^^/  ^^ ^^^^^    3  Sept.92   4  Apr.9^ 

kShlfnTlSlhtlufaniiT::-.!  8  |^o°cr%w'i;rd  Campbell.  Aide  de  Camp  to  MajorGen.J  '      ,,,.  ,3  ,.  ^p,.  ,3 

Devonshi.  Regiment  8  l^^^^l^^I,^^:'^^^^  f  II  f.  g  t 


Devonshire  Regiment  . 

Cheshire  Regiment 

Northamptonshire  Regt  ...      o  |^i^^,  "j^-^  Yi'dm^ehley,  23  Madras  Infantry |28  J 

iSSSlJS^Highiir^;     I  ^Ka^  "Godfrey  P^IJ^  ^ 

Lancaster  Regiment 
lYorkshfre  Light  '   ' 
1  Welsh  Regiment 
:  Hussars 


8    Hewlett,  Alan 


^.-  ..„.„».- .,  an-  932S  Apr.95 

2  Central  India  Horse   .....° ,28  Jan.  93  fS  Apr.  95 


lent    S    Hewlett,  Aiaii,  2  ^ouno.  !!.>.>;»  "«.--    ■ ,81011    q»  28  Apr.  93 

s  'Taflor  Edward  Moore,  2  Punjab  Cavalry 28  Jan.  9^  20  af'-  9= 

^S?Li,htiif^try-,        iLlg^lUam  A..y,.4Bond^l3^try.„^^  93  2    A     ;    ^ 


Yorkshire  uigntijiiau...,        "    pl'-^  Charles  Loiiii  27  Madras  Infantry  

S^o^^h^i^SSu^Vegt-:::'    I  ^^^,  ^l^arles  Regmald.  4  Madras  Infantry 


!ircS?Sl^ment-::::|4|Hon.to^  

Sussex  Regiment.. 


8  iQuin,  Richard  Percival  Wemyss,  41  Bengal  Infantry.. 


28  Jan.  93  28  Apr.  95  : 
28  Jan.  9328  Apr.  95  , 
9  Sept.93   9  May  95 
5  Dec.  91  II  May  95 
15  Feb.  93'ii  May  95 


Indian  Staff  Corps. 


Last  Regiment. 


Norfolk  Regiment 

Cheshire  Regiment '..".'. 

Suffolk  Regiment   ........... 

Hampshire  Regiment    ,".'.* 
West  Yorkshire  Regiment      , 

Dublin  Pasiliers 9 

Suffolk  Regiment  9 


440 


Yorkshire  Regiment 

Welsh  Regiment 

Dublin  f^usiliers ' 

Dublin  Fusiliers 

West  Kent  Regiment  '..', 
Northamotonshire  Regt. 

Unattached  List 

Manchester  Regiment  ... 

Lancashire  Fusiliers 

Sussex  Regiment 


Unattached  List 

Unattached  List ., 

Unattached  List 

Bedfordshire  Regiment  ", 

Unattached  List 

Somerset  Light  Infantry'!! 

Unattached  List 

Unattached  List !.! 

Unattached  List !!!' 

Unattached  List !!!!!!!! 

Unattached  List !!!! 

Unattached  List !!!!" 

Unattached  List !!!!!!! 

Unattached  List !.!!" 

Unattached  List  !!  ' 

Unattached  List !!! 

Unattached  List ,', 

Manchester  Regiment .!!  . 

Unattached  List !! 

East  Lancashire  Regt.  ..!.!, 
West  Surrey-  Regiment...!! 

West  Surrey  Regiment ! 

West  Kent  Regiment 

Dublin  FusiUers 

Royal  Artillery !.!"" 

Royal  FusiUers    !!!!  " 

Kssex  Regiment  ! 

South  Staffordshire  Regt! 
Manchester  Regiment 

Scottish  Hiiies     

Unattached  List !!' 

Unattached  List !!!!! 

Unattached  List !!!!!! 

Unattached  List ....!.!!!!!!!! 

Yorkshire  Regiment !"' 

Unattached  List !!!! 

Unattached  List 

Unattached  List ... 

Unattached  List !!! 

Unattached  List " 

Unattached  List 

Highland  Light  Infantrj- 
West  Kent  Re;;iment .. 

Unattached  List 

I'last  Sun-ey  Regiment..." 
Derbyshire  Regiment 

Royal  Artillery    

Derbyshire  Regiment  !!!!!! 

Unattached  List 

Irish  Regiment    !!!!! 

Manchester  Regiment'.!!!!! 
Manchester  Regiment 

Irish  Rifles    

Dubhn  Fusiliers..!..!!!!'!!'!' 

Suffolk  Regiment  !.!!!.' 

Border  Regiment  

Unattached  List !!!!!!' 

Unattached  List "!'! 

Yorkshire  Light  Infantry 

Royal  Artillery 

.N'orthamptonshire  Regt!'!! 
East  Yorkshire  Regiment.. 

Devonshire  Regiment  

luniskilUng  Fusiliers  

Hampshire  Regunent  ... 

Royal  Artillery   !' 

Unattached  List ...'.!.'! 

Middlese:-;  Regiment...."!!" 

Royal  Fusiliers   

Welsh  Fusiliers  !!.!!" 

Qloucester.shire  Regiment 

Unattached  List 

Unattached  List    . 
Irish  FusiUers 


LlKUTBN".VXTa. 

Hn^foK*^^""'??'  V  ^""Sal  Infantry 
Hulseoerg,  Herbert,  27  Bombay  Infantry" 
Dfif™  -•  John  Savile,"'  Corps  ofG     •    ^  ■ 
Prrn;?5?'''i£f-S''y'°''»'-Arthu 
KHZ  Costello,  Edmond  William  '- 

r1"71'';J?!^»?'»P^P  Henry  Butler.  lo'^Madras  Infantry! 


2IldLIEUT.        LIltUT. 


18  June  gj 


9  Sept.  9 1 


u°j}?:.  i°'',",Si-"le.'"  Corps  or  GuireT 
mour  Arthur,  7  Be 
William,^..  .•/BenSiTlnJa^r;^.!!!!!!,;,'  Zv.  " 


v€  costeinri^oS-d'^;i^'!i?^;^J!°^'Ti°f^y  ::::"^^  p^'  9^ 


2  May  95 


Bond.  Reginald  Ed^^iiaT;  B^nTun'fantr.    '"'  Infantry.    '  3  Sept.g.l  8  June 

Humphreys,  Geo.  G.Prender™st„R^^L-T  V ">  ■'''^-  9^  '9  Juneg 

arystie,  George,  5  Punfab  SvairJ       ^^^  ^"^""'"^  '|"i"'^  ^^1'?  ■'""«9 


14  May  95 

23  May  95 

26  May  95 

92i  4  June  95 

20  Feb.  92I  5  June  95 
_  c„.      I  .,  .        ^_ 

95 
95 

-, Stewart' .Mortimpr"'',  T)'n n""  i',.' I'"  -'une  92 '26  June  95 

Stewart,  Hugh,  4  Infantry  HySbldr'n.?™*';''' ^  ^"-^y  92    ■  July  95 

H^/if'  ^r.H'^-'in'rs,  2  SikhYuf™n  ?y  °°°"''K<''" -5  Mar.  93    x  July  9^' 

Hawkes  Robert,  i  Bengallnfantrv        PS  ^"^  «    7  July  05 

^crt^nge^nr"-'   ^^^^-'°-'    ^^Sl^X^i.^^^  '^^-'f' ^^^- ^^ 

Harrison:  Arth'ur''H'ow'a'rihPrice''-';"R'Bn",-r-p •*  T  "|4    ^^'''^ 

Davidson-Houston,  Chas.  eISou  iiuoc'^r'/S,  t"'^?.  -M  J™"  "3  28  Sept.95 


Bond 
Hu 

R^l-"""";  "^"u"'*?®' 5 ''""jab  Cavalry  iot    -    -   ijr      -  = 

Harcourt,  John  Stewart  .Mortimpr  ,  n^"  :';^:':'..,:^:v 1'^  June  93  26  Juno  g 


Holbrooke,  Bernard  Frnii   11011?%  ,°  ^^"'j"''  5  Punjab  Inf.|28  Juno  g^laS  Sept^os 
Doveton,  John  Hodson  wt' TC'.^!  ^""'^^^  ■'■'fantry  .8  June  '    • "  ■  '^    '= 

Pritchard,  Frank  Vernin  Lesur??  .Madras'lnfa';;'. I  ^  l"'' 

Warre-Corii  sh,  Francis  Thafl-ernl.  ""'i"^**  Infantry 9  Aug.  93 

O'Grady,  Hour  -  de  Conrcy.  o  PuSb  infSv  '"■'"'""    -    '  ^"-  ^^ 

Coldstream   John  Clayton,,o  bS  Lancerf ^°  t"''  " 

storr,  Charles  Lancelot,  4  Sikh  InFantry  '^°  f  ""■  « 

Mackenzie.  Kenneth  Lee  Warner  »i°8  Bo'mh„"v'T;V—; ^°  f^^'  '^ 

Moberly,  Hugh  Stephenson   2  Hon^^  Kn7,Ta    ^-  I'ifaitry...|3o  Aug 

Vivian.  Ohai-res  Augustus  "ol 'Ber^„^|''j">  K«^™ent I30  Aug 

Rncnii   c a^^^^=.      15  oengal  Iniantrv  .  ^^am,. 


Russell.  Francis  Deane,' 


1  Infantry  :!!!!!;3o  AuS!93l30  Nov! 


Sept.  95 

I  OCG.  95 

9  Nov.  95 
:"  Nov.  95 
30  Nov.  95 
3°  Nov.  95 
30  Nov.  95 
3°  Nov.  95 
3°  Nov.  93 
95 


-. — ■"''"' '^""^isi.'eane,"'^  I  BeU'^al  Lmppro  |3«.a.u, 

Barrett,  Arthur  Lennard,  26  BomfAy  iStrv P°  Aug.  93  3°  Nov.  95 

Nicolas,.  Francis  Carminmve.  7  Bengal  l!„°'»'L !!?  f"""  93|3°  Nov.  9, 


Ames,  Lancelot  Hope  Ri^.^'ilfdraf Lanrprt"^ 1^°  ^"°-  '3^5°  ^ov.  95 

Rooke  Giles,  =3  Madras  Inflm^  ■*'  ^""'^'^    3°  Aug.  93  3°  Nov.  95 

Stansfeldj^Cyril  Grey,  43  Bengallnfantrv f°f,""-"  3°  Nov.  95 


J  AuLj 


Barwell,EdwanrE'2erti1irrP^njaS''?nS^t 

Gordon,  George  Alelandir  SteuTtAltnVorV I  ^  ?ept.92 

Bickford,  William  WillS,  4  BoSy  jiffanfi  v    ^°''''''  ^  '  u"'  ^' 

Savile,  Albany  Robert  Cecil    ,  RnmL.fr     ^  I  =  D*^"-  9i 

Bradshaw,  Charles  RicES,•.o^fB"ntil'^^nZtf.; H  ^7' "' 

Gale,  Ernest  Septimus,  ,  B^ttaLn  "  Goorkhas'^    "' -""^  °' 

r,?t°'„".pf ""'  ^armichael,  14  Bomoay  Infantry'" 
Smith  rwT''!?r'"*'^'  =9  iiadras  iSfa  ,?^  ' 
bmith  Charles  Aitohison,  9  Bengal  Lan  -  -  ^ 


Corbett,  BasHAndrewrr/  SeTgTl'nSr    

Fe";^nfn^''  J°  "V^'"";'^"'  ''  B^""'''  I"fant°y  .      '    

rennirif'    WiIliQin  Ar..»->^„ii    »  ,i-   ,-i        .    ..     y 


^:!x^S^:i£S^X'aS!SS 


Prissick,  Cuthbert.  2  Sikh  Infantry 
Bredin,  Ale.'cander,  12  Madras  Infantry 
Fellowes.  Halford  Le  Mes"    '      -•       ' 
Anderson,  Macclesfield  H 


, ras 

9  Bombay  Infantry. 


mS^!,;^ t?"i;?::!'!,35  AengiVinmnt 


ry 


Strong.  Henrv  St.nnrf  s  k,.,>,k..,.  t„ .-.._.___'' pi  Jan. 


1  Dec. 

2  Dec.  95 
19  Dec.  95 

X  Jan.  96 
I  Jan.  96 
S  Jan.  96 
'o  Jan.  96 

11  Jan.  96 

12  Jan.  96 
i2  Jan.  96 

5  Feb.  96 
8  Feb.  96 
19  Feb.  96 


23  Deo.  93I2J  Mar.  96 
23  Dec.  q3'23  Mar.  96 
23  Dec.  93'23  Mar.  96 
23  Dec.  93;23  Mar.  96 


9  Jan 
31  Jan, 


Stron,^ 

Fitzpa 

Lane,  ' 

Robert! 

Price,  Thomas  Rose  Ca™do°cT«»^rPunja'b''ca'vair'y 

St.  John,  Henry  Beauohamp,*«  45  Ben.'al  Infanfio- 

Sproule,  Harry  Hattoii    .  Ro'„„oY  r°„?._/°"'°"^y" 


ig,  Henry  Stuart,  8  Bombay  Inirnt^y;^ I\  iZ  ^ 

Ktnck,  Bartholomew  Denis,  Assist.  Comin'Puni'ab'",  JaS'  tl 
,  ihomas  Euward  Moore,  14  Madras  Intont,  v  '" Lr  T»n'  ?1 
rtson,  Charles,  19  Bengal  Lancers      •"'"^'"■'y H  J^°-  S4 


„         ,  -        ,  4  Bengal  Lancers 

ivnowles,  George,  2  Benijal  Lancers  

Kettlewell,  Archioald  .Uiddleton,  2  Central' India 'Horse 
Bliss,  Charles,  44  Bengal  Infantry 

w^i'rj^PJr'','"''-^''  '^r'""'  "'"""^'S  «-«>-ton,»'«42'Be'ngai'rnfaatry 
W  lUaus,  Thomas  James,  6  Hunjab  Infantry  "'antry 

Hood,  Ale-v;.  Nelson,  i  Central  India  Horse   

Hirst,  Frederic  Christian,  20  Bombay  Infantry 

MoUoy,  Gerald  Macleay,  4  Bombay  Cavalry  

Orton,  Ernest  Frederick,  Wing  Ofticer  26  Bombay 'iifanuT 
..ummg,  Robert  John,  16  Bengal  Infantry  -^nianuy. 
Longhurst,  Arthur  Lyster,  10  .Madras  Infantry'! 

?e7nneS2'Bet'a7cri';^"°-"''''^^"'-''^  ^E^Si  ^^'' I'^'H 

Thomson,  Alexander  G°uthrie   5  Puniab'i'nfanf'r; I*  n  '^    '^I'i  ^.^P''  9^ 

Kauntze.  Bertram  Charles,  26  MaSflntotry^ "  '''      '""''"'= 

Ohphant,  Lihvd.  Havelock,  3  Inf.  Hyderabad  Contingent!!: 
Broun,  James  Ronald,*"  3  Sikh  Infantry  Boni- 

Mcolay,  Bernard  Underwood,  i  Battalion  4 'ooorKhas 

Wigram,  Chve,»"  iS  Bengal  Lnucers  ... 

Heyland,  Arthur  KylHu,  4  Bombay  Cavalry 

Muscroft,  Wm.  St.  Clair,  i  Central  India  Horse 

Ireland,  de  Courcj-,  36  Bengal  Infantry  


y  Apr.  96 
1  May  9f 
I  May  96 
I  May  gb 
I  May  96 
I  May  96 
...  '  May  96 
21  Oct.  93    7  May  96 
10  Oct.  94I27  May  96 
30  Aug.  93 1  I  June  96 
28June93l  8  June  96 

19  July  93I10  Juuege 
28  Jun6  93|23  June  96 

5  Dec.  91  j  4  Julv  96 
30  Aug.  93  [  6  Juljr  96 
I  Oct.   93  10  July  gf 

1  Oct.   9313  July  ge 

20  Feb.  95  15  July  ge 
19  July  93  18  July  96 

7  Mar.  94I27  July  gf 
7  Mar.  94I  »  Aug.  96 
9  Sept.93'26  Aug.  ge 

2  Juneg4l  2  Sept. 96 
2  June  94!  2  Sept.  96 


21  Oct.  g, 
7  Mar.  g4 
4  Oct.  g3 
30  Aug.  93 
17  Dec.  Q2 

^D.=,iiv.,  uo  vuuruy,  30  iiengai  juiantry n  Dec   n. 

Gale  Marmaduke  Hy.  Littledale,  8  Bengal  Lancers  !!!!!!!!!ii9  5ct    q!! 

Smith.Raymond  Coape,  17  Bengal  Lancers J20  May  ot 

^een,  Frederick  Stewart,*'^  45  Bengal  Infantry    hi  Jan   o^ 

Johnson,  John  Ernest  Blois,»'»  Corps  of  Guides lH  lug  It 

Steel,  Richard  Alexander,  17  Bengal  Lancers    1^?  Oct    92 


93  16  Sept.ga 
7  Mar.  94U6  Sept.gD 
25  Feb.  g3'22  Sept. go 


1  Oct.  g6 
r  Oct.  96 
4  Oct.  go 
6  Oct.  gb 

24  Oct.  96 
28  Oct.  go 
30  Oct.  go 

2  Nov.  96 

4  Nov.  96 

5  Nov.  96 
18  Nov.  93 


441 


Indian  Staff  Corps. 


Lo?t  Regiment. 


West  Surrey  Reftiment    ... 

Royal  Fueilieni    

East  Surrey  Regiment 

Royal  Artillery 

Irish  RRRiraent   


Norfolk  Regiment 7 

Unattached  ris'- 7 

Uuatiacliea  List 7 

Unattachl  d  List 7 

Unattached  List 7 

Unattached  List 7 

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Ui:attached  List 7 

Unattached  List 7 

Unattached  List 7 

Unattached  List 7 

Unattached  List 7 

Unattached  List 7 

Unattached  List 7 

Hiiihiand  Jjight  Infantry        6 

Irish  Rifles     7 

20  Hussars    

Royal  Scots  ., 

Unattached  List 

Royal  Fusiliers 

Unattached  List  7 

Unattached  List  7 

Unattached  List  7 

Unattached  List  7 

Unattached  List  7 

South  Lancashire  Regt.    ...      7 

yorivshire  Regiment 7 

Wiltshire  Regiment  6 

Duke  of  Cornwall's  Lt.  Inf. 

Unattached  List  

South  Walet  Borderers 

Unattached  List  

Unattached  List  

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Unattached  List   

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Unattttched  List   

Unattached  List  

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Unattached  List  

Unattached  List  

Unattached  List  

Unattached  List  

Somerset  Light  Infantry  .. 

Unattached  List  

Durham  Light  Infantry 

Hampshire  Regiment    

Hampshire  Regiment 

Bedfordshire  Regiment    . 

Unattached  List   I     t> 

Manchester  Regiment  5 

Cheshire  Regiment 7 


1  LtEUrBNAVTB. 

Longridge.  ,Ias.  Atkinson,  Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gen.  2nd  Class 

Bi<'""-Wither.  Ferdinand.  7  Bombay  Infantry 

i  Barry,  William  Thurburn,  3  Bengal  Infantry  

Ijacoi),  Stephen  Hector,  59  Bombay  Infantry ............. 

jLuxmoore,  Charles  de  Joncourt,  6  Infantry  Hyderabad  I 

Contingent ;"v'" 

Shoubridge.  Charles  Alban  Grevis,  12  Bombay  Infantry  ... 

IDuhan,  Francis  Taylor,  ig  Bengal  Infantry 

lAnderson,  Norman  Ruthven."*  30  Bombay  Infantry  

Watson,  Spencer  Burton,  4  .Vla<lras  Infantry  

Stewart,  John  Lindesay,  15  Bjngal  Lancers   

[Henderson,  Robert  Wynne,*-*  17  Bengal  Lancers 

[Macaulay,  Denzil  Iboetson  Miciael,  i  Bengal  Lancers 

lYotmg,  Harry  Norman,  6  Madras  Infantry 

iBrowne,  Harry  Ernest.  12  Bombay  Infantry    

ICox,  Thomas  Sands,  16  Bengal  Lancers   

'Logan,  Lionel  Stuart,  20  M-adras  Infantry 

Uo^-g  Adam  Gilbert  .Mavhew.  21  Bombay  Infantry    

'Bateman-Champain.  Claude  Edward,si«  I  Bn.  5  Goorkhas.. 

Carey,  Cecil  William,  Corps  of  Guides  

Maxwell,  Denis  Wellesley,"'  1  Battilion  4  Goorkhas  

Will,  Duncan  Alured  Elmsly,  4  Bombay  Infantry 


jndHKirr. 


20  It'eb.  95 


21  Nov.  90 


20  Feb.  95 
7  Mar.  94 

28  Sept.  95 

29  Feb.  96 

Hawks,  George  Augustus,  i  .Madras  Infantry Vri; 

Bruce,  George  David,  i  Madras  Infantry p°  ^^^ 

—       ....        .  ,.  .,        120  r»ov.  94 


6  jPlan't,  Wm.  Chas.  Trew  Gray  Gambler,  3  Punjab  Cavalry 
5  I  Hutchinson,  Cuthbert  Girdon,  33  Madras  Infantry     


Jan.  93  27  Nov.  96 
2  June  94  23  Dec.  96 
I  Jan.  94]  1  Jan.  97 

10  Oct.  94    I  Jan.  97 

to  Oct.  94!  6  Jan.  97 
94  10  Jan.  97 
94  10  Jail.  97 
94  10  Jan.  97 
04  10  Jan.  07 
94  10  Jan.  97 
94  10  Jan.  97 
10  Oct.  94  10  Jan.  97 
10  Oct.  94  10  Jan.  97 
to  Oct.  94' iG  Jan.  97 
10  Oct.  94  to  Jan.  97 
10  Oct.  94I10  Jan.  97 
10  Oct.  94: 10  Jan.  97 
10  Oct.  94  10  Jan.  97 

20  Jan    97 

21  Jan.  97 
27  Jan.  97 

8  Feb.  97 
25  Feb.  97 


Oct. 
to  Oct. 
to  Oct. 
10  Oct. 
10  Oct. 
10  Oct. 


Sangster,  P  itrick  Barclay,  2  Bengal  Lancers 

Shafrp,  .Alexander,  11  Madras  Infantry ■••"••■••■ 

Humphrejs,  Dashwood  Wm.  Harrington,  44  Bengal  Inf. . 

Grittith,  John  Gwynne,  2  Bombay  Lancers 

Synge,  .Mark,  6  Bengal  Infantry    ..  

Grai'it,  William  Ogilvie,  27  Bombay  Infantry     

Lane,  Wm.  Horsbiirgh,  i  Infantry  Hyderabad  Coatmgent 
Chauiicy,  Charles  Heory  Kemble,  24  Bombay  Infantry 


7  Feb.  97 
.  .  28  Feb.  97 
28  Nov.  94' 28  Feb.  97 
28  Nov.  94  23  Feb.  97 


S  !Cainpbcli,  Wm.  Kenneth  Hamilton,  12  Bengal  Infantry 
7  'Uesketh,  Walter,"'"  12  Bens,-aI^Cavalry  


Stooks,  Charles  Sumner,  20  Madras  Infantr/ 

Pakenham,  George  de  la  Poer  Beresford,  39  Bengal  Infantry 

Henderson,  Arthur  Francis,  2  Madras  Lancers 

Pryce,  Henry  Edward  ap  Rhys,  iS  Bengal  Infantry, 


28  Nov.  94 
28  Nov.  94 

7  Mar.  9t 
CO  Oct.  94 

7  Dec.  95 
20  May  93 
28  Nov.  94 
28  Sept.95 
16  Jan.  95 

6  Jan 


28  Feb.  97 
2S  Feb  97 
I  Mar.  97 
9  Mar.  97 
20  Mar.  97 
1  Apr.  97 
5  Apr.  97 
8  Apr.  97 
16  Apr.  97 
16  Apr.  97 


:6  Jan.  95/6  Apr.  97 


6  Jan.  95'i6  Apr.  97 
6  Jan.  95jt6  Apr.  97 
16  Jan.  93  16  Apr.  97 
16  Jan.  95  '6  Apr.  97 
16  Jan.  95  16  Apr.  97 
16  Jan.  95  16  Apr.  97 
16  Jan.  95  16  Apr.  97 
16  Jan.  95  16  Apr.  97 
i6  Jan.  95  16  Apr.  97 


16  Jan.  95 
16  Jan.  55 
6  Jan  95 
6  Jan.  95 
16  Jan.  95 
Dec.  94 
10  Oct.  94 
12  Dec.  94 
18  Apr.  94 
2  Jime  94 
t2  Dec.  94' 


Unattached  List 

King's  Own  Scottish  Bord 

Munster  Fusiliers   

East  Itent  Regiment 

Unattached  List 

Norfolk  Regiment   

4  Hussars    

Unattached  List  

Royal  Scots  

4  Dragoon  Guards  

Somerset  Light  Infantry.. 
East  Lancashire  Kegt. ... 
South  Staflbrdshire  Regt. 

Munster  Fusiliers   

West  Kent  Regiment 

Highland  Light  Infantry ... 

Unattached  List  

Scottish  Rifles 

Hampshire  Regiment    

Unattached  List  

Suffolk  Regiment    

East  Lancashire  Regiment 
South  Lancashire  Regiment 

Norfolk  Regiment  

Manchester  Regiment 
Devonshire  Regiment 
Inniskilling  Fusiliers 


16  Jan.  95 

29  Feb.  9' 

12  Dec.  94 

16  Jan.  95 

7  M.ar.  94 

7  Mat.  94 

28  Sept.  9; 

2  June  94 

20  Feb.  95 

5  Aug.  96 

16  Jan.  95 

25  Mar.  91 

12  Dec.  94 

II  Oct.  94 


16  Apr.  97 

i6  Apr.  97 

16  Apr.  97 

16  Apr.  97 

16  Apr.  97 

2  May  97 

6  May  97 

II  May  97 

I  J  une  97 

30  June  97 

I  I  July  97 


Kidd.  Bertram  Graham  Balfour.  23  Bombay  Infantry '6  Jan-  9=  '^  Apr.  97 

Rivett-Carnnc.  John  Stirling,  16  Bengal  Lancers 'H""'  "'l'?^'"''  'i 

Simpson,  William  Hugh.  33  Madras  Infantry    16  Jan.  951-6  Apr.  97 

Hoskyn,  John  Cunningham  Moore,  17  Bombay  Infantry  ... 

Villiers-Stuart,  Charles  Herbert.''"  2  Punjab  Infantry 

6  ;Channer,  George  Kecdall,''^^  t  Battalion  ,  Goorkhas  

6  I  Palmer,  Gerald  Steuart,  s  Infantry  Hyderabad  Contingent 

Godwin,  Charles  Alex.  Campbell.  3  Punjab  Cavalry    

Tvndall,  Henry  Stuart,  40  Bengal  Infantry    

Conn  ay-Gordon.  Esme  Cosmo  William,  3  Bengal  Cavalry... 

Swinlev,  Geo.  Dighton  Probyn,  14  Bengal  Infantry 

Goodfellow,  Robert  Chas.,  i  Central  India  Horse 

Bruce,  Jonathan  Maxwell,  31  Bengal  Infantry   

Skeen,  Oliver  St.  John,  6  Madras  Inlantry  

Geddes,  Malcolm  Henry  Burdett.  4  Madras  Inlantry  

'Lance,  Frederick  FitzHugh,  19  Bengal  Lancsrs 

JBirch,  Valentine  Kingston,  2  Lancers  Hyderabad  Cont 

Ijames,  Edmund  Henry  Salt.  5  Punjab  Cavalry 

i  Robinson,  Charles  Eugene  Barnes,  17  Bombay  Infantry    ... 

7    Hall,  Ralph  Ellis  Carr,  8  B  .mbay  Infantry 

7    Grattan,  John,  I  Punjab  Infantry    

7  iTurner,  Harold  Lake  Compton,  9  Bengal  Infantry  

7  [strong,  Herbert  Percy,  8  Bombay  Infantry  

n  iKeyes,  Charle."  Valentine,  Corps  of  Guides 

Jones,  Thos.  Wm.  Hathway,  11  Madras  Infantry 

Thomas,  Reginald  Seymour,  4  Sikh  Infantry 

Battye,  Ivan  Urmston,  Corps  of  Guides    

Stirling,  James  David.»==  4  Punjab  Infantry    

Perreau,  Gustavus  Arthur,  2  Battalion  4  Goorkhas 

Stokes,  Claude  Bayfield,  3  Bengal  Cavalry 

Adams,  Francis,  3  Madras  Lancers    

Wheatlev,  Guy  Rutherford  Prescott,  2  Madras  Lancers.... 

Williams,  Arthur  Fred.  Carlisle,  1  Bombay  Lancers...  

Strong,  Addington  Dawsonne,  10  Bengal  Lancers    

Field,  John  Alan  Faure,  3  Bombay  Infantry  

Marsh,  Jeremy  Taylor,  9  Bengal  Lancers 

Nangle,  Montague  Claude,  32  Madras  Infantry 

HilsoD,  Robert  James.i^*  31  Madras  Infantry 

Lang,  Cecil  Frederick  Grant,  1  Bombay  Lancers 

Fagan,  Bernard  Joseph,  2  Madras  Lancers 

IMusp-att,  Vivian  Edward,*'^  3  Lancers  Hyderabad  Cont..         .,  -      -,      _ 

IRolland,  EdwardLewi5,''K9  Madras  Infantry b  Mar.  95    3  Oct.  97 

Smith,  John  Lindsay,  4  Bengal  Lancers   -.ejan.  95l  4  Oct.  97 

:Hennell.  Alfred  .Montagu,  2  Bombay  Lancers -     ° 

Clarke,  Fred.  Lawrence  Stanley,  30  Bengal  Infantry 

Graham.  Bertram  Robert,  Corps  01  Guides  

Ommannev,  Charles  Vernon,  15  Madras  Infantry 

Lambert,  Waller  John,  2  Lancers  Hyd.  Contingent  .. 

Gardiner,  Richard,  3  Sikh  Infantry    

Abbott,  Leonard  Henry,  ji  Bengal  Infantry  

Routh,  Gordon  Stewatt  Floyd,  4  Sikn  Infantry 

Knapp,  Percival  Ernest,  «='  i  Sikh  Infantry   

Arbuthnot,  Archibald  Hugh,  2  .Madras  Infantry  


S  July  97 

10  July  97 

1 1  July  97 
7  July  97 

21  July  97 

28  July  97 

28  July  97 

3  Aug.  97 

3  Aug.  97 

4  Aug. 97 
16  Aug.  97 
21  Aug.  97 
24  Aug.97 

4  Sept.97 


7  Mar.  94  23  Sept.97 
2  Dec.  94  29  Sept.97 
6  Mar.  95130  Sept.97 
28  Sept.951  I  Oct.  97 


o  Feb.  95!  9  Oct 

6  Mar.  95]  9  Oct, 
16  Jan.  95 

7  Dec.  95 
7  Mar.  94 
6  Mar.  95 

29  Feb.  96 

16  Dec.  96 

10  Oct.  94 

6  Mar.  95 


97 

97 
15  Oct.  97 
20  Oct.  97 
25  Oct.  97 
28  Oct.  97 
30  Jet,  97 
I  Nov.  97 
5  Nov.  97 
10  Nov.  97 


Indian  Staff  Corps. 


4+2 


Last  Resriment. 


Wiltshire  Kegiment    

UnRttached  List   

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2adLIB[TT.  I      LIEUT. 


D  O.yly.  John.  19  Bombiy  Iiifantrv  , 
lahourdin.  Spencer  Maxwell.  13  ijen 
l^ratt,  Henry  Rogor  Eyely 


■■  29  i^'eij.  1^0  12  I,'cy.  9^ 

ja>vyer,  George  Henry.  .;  Bengal  [ufancry    ...  .  .    1  tu?  q-  uNoy'or 

Sl^?^^-|-.j?-:;---Sy-:!!;!^^^^^ 
£ipi=&p-^!o;d,Wi^fe,,v-!!!^:  iui 

Henderson,  Kenneth,  39  Bengal  Infantry....! 7. ...  I.JlaS'o'  -4  Noy  ?7 

^iTi?rXi°;^-t''[.^4rcS^'  -^ ■^-- ^---  ■••■  •■ ;  ^^ :  f'-"^ 

Kyyes,  Benjamin  Harve.y.  14  Benkai'lafantry ■    °'^'       " 

ivehle,  llion  Arthur,  14  .Madras  Infantry 
M'Watters,  George  Allred.s^^t  ,;  Madras  1 
Lennox,  George  Monf.ag 


Noy.  9/ 
14  Aug.  95  14  Noy.  97 
14  Aug. 95  14  Noy.  97 
14  Aug  95  14  Noy.  97 
17  Noy.  94  17  Noy.  97 
7  Dec.  95  22  Noy.  97 
10  Oct.  94  27  Nov.  97 
20  Feb.  95  27  Noy.  97 
7  Mar.  94  I  Do:;.  97 
nfantry  14  Aug.  35    4  Dec. 


^.  95  4  Dec.  97 
'5  June  96  6  Dec.  97 
25  .Vlar.  96  7  Dec.  97 
10  Oct.  94  10  Dec.  97 
23  Dec.  95  22  Dec.  97 
23  Sept.  95  4  Jan.  93 
29  Feb.  96  5  Jan.  98 
10  Oct.  94  21  Jan.  93 
29  Feb.  9')    9  Feb.  93 

13  Noy.  93  13  Feb.  93 
6  Mar.  93  26  Fel).  93 

23  Sept.  93  26  Feb.  93 

6  June  go  26  Feb.  93 
23  Sept. 95  25  Feb.  93 

7  Djc.  9j^  7  Mar.  q8 
r  Dec.  9;    7  Mar.  93 

28  De:;.  93  16  Mar.  98 

14  Aug  93  4  Apr.  98 
20  Feb.  95'  9  Apr.  g3 

o  Ojt.  94  20  Apr.  93 
22  Jan.  93  22  Apr.  9S 
22  Jan.  96  22  Apr.  g3 


Infantry   

r,  ,         •„,      --  -.-.,.■.  .7  Bombay  Infantry   

Golson,  Eilward,  13  .Madr.is  Infantry 

Walker,  Wm.  Arch.  Smail,*™  46  Bengal  lufant'ry " 

TnJ^t   H^-f , 'Jr'il'"'  »-P-/'^iS'-  t;om.  Gen.  2nd  Class!! 
latum,  HaroId,«Ji  g  BomiJay  Infantry 
Duxbury,  Chas.  uouglas.  17  Madras  laU^^,., 
ttorsford,  Norman  Dudley,  i  Central  India  Horse 
L,ox,  Charles  Ernest  Sorners,  I  .Vladras  Lancers    ..." 
Davies,  HiiLTh  Walter,  14  .Vladras  Infantry 

Keighley,  Vernon  .^.ubrey  Scott,  18  Bengal  Lancers 

sexton.  Edmund  Ge,jrge,  i  Bengal  L  mcers 
Jarratt,  George  Cashel,  41  Bengal  Infantry 
Irotter,  Everard  Graham  Staaley,  2  Bombay  Infantry 
LesUe,  Walter  Stesyart,sJ2  31  Bengal  Infantry.. 

Bourne.  Walter  Kemp,  2  Bongal  Lancer-i 

Warden,  Godfrey  Francis  Eyans,  3  Bombay  Infantry 

.Alexinder,  EdiyardCurrie,*^'  i  I'unjab  Infantry 
■Woodward,  Charles  Frederick,™t  10  Bombay  Infantry  " 
Hallowes.  John  H  )po,«i  9  Bengal  Lanoers  ... 

Jreen,  Wilfnih  Ger.ild  Key,  2  Bjmbay  Lancers  '!!! 

Carnegy,  Gerald  Pa'.rick  Ogiivy,  7  Bengal  Lancers !... 

Williams,  George  Robert  Keppel,  17  Bengal  Infantry... 

Waring,  Edmund  Henry,  II   Madras  Infantry   

Dickinson,  Arthur  Tnos.  Sear.e.^s  i  Sikh  Infantry 
Wetherall,  Edward  Richard,  i  Infantry  Hyderabad  Coat 
St.  John,  Richar  1  Stukely,  40  Bengal  Inlantry 

Peart,  Chai-les  Lubi!,  4  Sikh  Infantrr 

Norman,  CI  lude  Lamiden,«« .-. '."''^'^Z:i\^2  Jan!  g6  22  Apr.  9 

theaevix- Trench,  Richard  Henry,  2c  Bombay  Infantry   ...22  Jan.  95122  Apr.  gS 

Barstow,  Henry,  3S  Bengal  Infantry  22  Jan.  o6!22  Apr.  gS 

Wigram,  Kenneth,  2  Bat;al  or,  2  Goorkhis ^22  Jaa.  u5  22  Aor.  g3 

Orr,  Gerald  .Maxwell,  11  tfeugil  Landers :22  Jan.  9i'22  Apr.  98 

.Marsh,  Frank  Gr.iham.s^;  21  Jlidras  Infantry   I22  Jan.  gi  22  Apr.  93 

woodhouse,  Claude  Gre.gory,  26  Bombay  Infant  y  122  Jan.  q5  22  Apr.  gS 

Bingham,  Wm.  Henry,  8  Bengal  Infantry  [22  Jan.  g6i22  4pr.  98 

.  ames,  Henry  Charles  .Melyille  Northage,  5  Madras  Inf.  ...  22  Jan.  g6  22  .4.pr.  gS 

M£cphsrson,  James,  24  B  Jmbty  Infantry 22  Jan.  93  22  Apr.  gS 

B.xrlow,  Cecil  Hopham,  43  Bengal  In'aatry   I22  Jan.  9622  Apr.  98 

Scott,  Gerald  Bassett,  27  Bengal  Infantry |22  Jan.  96  22  Apr.  gS 

Cassels,  Ribert  Archibald,  i  Punjab  Cavalry  22  Jan.  96' 22  Apr.  98 

Wheatley,  Leonard  Lane,""*"'  DSO.  45  Bengal  tnfaatry    22  Jan.  g(>  22  Apr.  gS 

Souse,  Frederic  Philip  Pierrepoit,  r  Lancers  Hyd.  Cont....!c2  Jan.  96'22  Apr.  gS 
Nivea,  Hugh  Willi  tm,  3  Lancers  Hyrteraba  1  Contingent  ...|2>  Jan.  9622  Apr.  98 

Lyons,  James  Geryais,  33  Bengal  Infantry I22  .Ian.  gi  23  Apr.  g3 

Ridgeway,  lidward  Wm.  Crawfurd,'**  i  Bn.  2  Goorkhas       I22  Jan.  96  22  Apr  g8 

Mirton,  Sidney,"^  24  Bengal  Infanti-y 22  Jan.  g6  22  Apr.  g3 

Newcome,  George,  30  Bombay  Infantry  '22  Jan.  gi  22  Apr.  g3 

Ferrar,  Michael  Lloyd,  12  Bengal  Infantry 122  Jan.  g5'22  Apr.  g3 

Becher,  Henry  Sullivan,™  r  Battalion  2  Goorkhas  I22  Jan.  9022  Apr.  98 

Ross,  William  Robert,">»4  Punjab  Infaatiy 22  Jan.  q5  22  Apr.  gS 

.Miller,  Hugh,  15  M  i  Iras  tnftntry     I22  Jan.  9^  22  Aor.  g8 

.Jackson,  Freeman  Astley,"!  i  Punjab    :avaUy '24  June  g6  18  May  98 

Wilford.  Edmund  Ernest,  i  Bengal  Infantry 5  Sept.gS  15  JunegS 

Riley,  Charles  Brook,  25  Bengal  Infantrj- '  2  Jaa.  97  25  JunegS 

M  irriott,  Alfred  SinclaT,  i  Infantry  Hyderabad  Contingent  20  Feb.  97    i  July  98 

Bridges,  Fitzstephen  Henry,  2  Battalion  5  Goorkhas 22  Jan.  96    4  July  gS 

Pocock,  Malcolm  Rubrsrtsoii.  2  Central  India  Horse 22  Jan.  90    4  July  g3 

Steele,  Charles  Edwarrl  Beevor,  27  Bjmbay  Infantry '20  Feb.  g?  14  iluly  93 

Burton,  Wm.  Clerke,»'=  3  Inf.  Hyd.  Contingent '30  Sept.96  15  July  gS 

Simpson.  John  Chalmers,  «  Bengal  Iniantri' 22  Jan.  90    2  Oct.  98 

de  Labilliere,  Edw.  Girdiole  D.,'"  22  Bengal  Infantry  23  Nov.  g2    3  Oct.  gS 

Coke,  Algernon  John  Parker,  2  Punjab  Cavalry   22  Jan.  g6  21  Oct.  gS 

Bignell,  Bertram  Harold,  20  Bomb.ty  Infantry I  2  Noy.  gj    2  Nov.  gS 

Geoghegan,  Norman  .Meredith,  2g  iiilras  Infantry s  Aug.  g6    5  Nov.  98 

Ljrimer,  David  Lookharc  Roberts  m.  Corpi  of  Guides   1  5  Aug.  gi    5  Nov.  gS 

Jenkins,  Lionel  Francis,  i  M  idras  L  tncers '  5  Aug.  g6    5  Nov.  gS 

Shairp.  Henry  Frank,  19  .Madras  Inlantry ...!!    5  Aug.  g6    5  Nov.gi 

Ashburner,  Harley  WenDworth,25  Bombay  Infantry 5  Aug.  g6    5  Noy.gS 

Fetherstonhaugh,  Wm.  Alb  my,  8  Bengallnfantry I  5  Aug.  96    5  Nov.  98 

Reid,  William  David, ^*^  21  Madras  infantry    I  5  Aug.  95   5  Nov.  gS 

Bruce,  John,  19  Bengal  Lancers   I  5  Aug.  96    5  Nov.  98 

Dunsford,  Evelyn,  3;  Bengal  Infantry I  5  Aug.  96    5  Nov.gS 

Bald,  John  Arthur,  i  Madras  la Jantry , !.! '  5  Aug.  93    5  .N'ov.  g3 

Dald.y,  Alextnder  Wm.,  21   Bombay  infantry '  5  Aug.  g5    5^Jov.g8 

'Jriohton,  M'Veagh,  3  Bjmbay  Infantry 5  i.ug.  96    5  Nov.  g3 


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'2ndLIErT.,'      LIEUT, 


IDouffhertv,  John  Louis,  28  Bombay  Infantry [  5  Aug.  96,  5  N0V.9S 

-'  -         -  -     -     .  .   ^...       .^  .^    .     .  sAug.g&i  5NCV.9S 

5  Aug.  96  5  Nov.  98 
5  Aug.  96  5  Nov.  98 
5  Aug.  96  5  Nov.  gS 
5  Aug.  96  5  Nov.  98 
5  Aug.  96  5  Nov.  gS 
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Holland,  Edward  Frederick,^^^  .^g  Bengal  Infantry 

Mackenzie.  John,  3s  Bengal  Infantry 

Jewett,  Ashley  Ernest,^^  43  Bengal  Infantry 

Anderson,  Gordon  Hay,  2  Bengal  Infantry 

Ames,  Cecil  Gardner,  2  Sikh  Infantry 

Ellis,  Alf.  Chas.  Samuel  Burdon,  20  Bombay  Infantry 

Jarrett.  Hubert  Cecil  Delacour,  19  Bengal  Infantry   ,  .        ^  .  ■  ^  '» 

Hutchinson,  Wm.  Gordon.  38  Bengal  Infantry  j  sAug.gd,  5  Nov.  9S 

Jennings,  John  Gilderdale."'^  34  Bengal  Infautiy I  5  Aug.  96    5  Nov.  gS 

Watson.  John  Hugh,"4 1 11  Bengal  Lancers  i  5  Aug.  96,  5  Nov.  98 

Drummond,  Eric  Grey,s^='  2  Battalion  4  Goorkhas 128  Sept.95  16  Nov.gf 

«Ti_:.-   TT — 11  T-.i,;i;_  ■*«■..:_   _  u — 1,„,.  T.,rn .,f^r  24  Mar.  97  1 6  Nov.  98 

5  Aug.  96;  5  Dec.  98 

5  Sept.961  5  Dec.  98 

6  June  96  6  Dec.  98 
8  Sept.97|  7  Dec.  98 

23  Sept.96  23  Dec.  98 

14  Aug. 95!  3  Jan.  99 
5  Aug.  96  3  Jan.  99 
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15  May  97  i\  Jan.  99 
15  May  95J15  Jan.  99 
26  Jan.  96  iS  Jan.  99 

2  June  97  24  .Tan.  99 
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White,  Harold  Philip  Muir,  i  Bombay  Infantry 

Taylor,  Percy  Hy.  Mitchell,  2  Bombay  Lancers 

Rice,  Brinsley  A*lex.  M'Henry,42  Bengal  Infantiy  

Shuttleworth,  Allen  Robert  Betham,  5  Bombay  Infantry 

Cleraenti,  John,  Corps  of  Guides 

Hardie.  Grant  Espie.  23  Bombay  Infantry  

Magniac,  Francis  Arthur.*^"  22  Bengal  Infantry   

Young,  Arthur,  1  Battal'on  i  Goorkhas 

Shewell,  Arthur  Lewis  roaglafl,^*^  Meywar  Bheel  Coqjs... 

Morris,  Charles  Temple,^**  8  Bombay  Infantry 

Garratt,  Richard,"'  9  Bengal  Infantry 

Hughes,  Walter  Hastings  Frederic,  5  Bombay  Cavalry  ... 
Darley,  Wm.  Hastings  La  Touche,  21  Madras  Infantry  ... 
Manson.  James  Arthur  Prendergast,  i  Bengal  Infantry...         .        „  ,. 

Bazett,  Seymour,^"  6  Madras  Infantry ^4  ^^^^^^^ 

Atkinson.  Thos.  Wm.,  2  Punjab  Cavalry    29  Feb.  96 

Bruce,  Charles  Edward,  24  Bombay  Infantry 5  Sept.96 

Cotton,  Herbert  Joseph,  6  Bombay  Cavalry    5  ^^-  9^ 

Govan,  Douglas  Moncrieff,**^^  21  Madras  Infantry  9  I^^c.  96 

Syer,  Herbert  Kingston,  1  Bombay  Lancers 15  Sept. 97 

Hughes,  Cyril  Charleton  Alf.  A.. -14  Bengal  Lancers    14  Aug. 95 

Burne,  Lindsay  EUott  Lumley,  32  Madras  Infantry 8  Sept.97 

Carter,  Herbert  Augustus,"'  17  Bombay  Infantry 15  May  97^ 

Little,  VViiliam  Campbell,  30  Madras  Infantry  (ziidLt.  R.  \        ^^eh  98 

Marinef,  1  Sept.  93;  Li.  K.  Marine",  i  July  94)     J 

Rybot,  Norman  Victor  Lacev,  28  Bentral  Infantry 5  Aug.  96 

iDening,  Lewis  Eales,  :i  Bombay  Lancers 5  Aug.  q6 

'Smith-Rewse,  Geotfrey  Bingham  Whistler,  zS  Madras  Inf..    2  May  98 

'Robinson.  Charles  Walter,  ^2  Bengal  Iniantry 5  Aug.  96 

Cutler,  Howanl  Challoner,^^^  8  Bengal  Infantry    20  Jan.  97 

UoiT,  John  ElUot,  to  Bengal  Lancers.. ,...20  Jan.  97 

Hodgson,  George  Cecil,  32  Bengal  Infantry 20  Jan.  97 

Sherrard,  James  William,  28  Madras  Infantry    IsoJan.  97 

!popham,  Edward  Levborne,  i  Madras  Lancers |2o  Jan.  97 

Keyes,  Terence  Humphreys.  38  Bengal  Infantry  120  Jan.  97 

JMactavish,  Arcliibald.^^sf  i  Bengal  Infantry    20  Jan.  97 

IGordon,  Ronald  Steuart,  i  Madras  Infantrv  20  Jan.  97 

Battve.  Hedley  Morton,  2Battalion  5  Goorkhas 20  Jan.  97 

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Wilkinson,  Chas.  Robert,  5  Bengal  Infantry 

iThuillier,  Leslie  Cardew,  19  Bengal  Infantry 

iMurray.  Francis  Stewa  t  Jas.,  2  Punjab  Cavalry 

Gongh.  Wm.  Geo.  Keppel.s^'  15  Bengal  Infantry  

jHulchiiron,  George,  22  Bombay  Infantry   

Rudkin,  Hugh  Ernest,  20  Bombay  Infantry 

Cowan.  Andrew  Galliraith,  2q  Bombay  Infantry   

Baird,  Harry  Beauchamp  D,,»^  12  Bengal  Lancers  , 

Sherlock,  George  Wright  Stratford.  42  Bengal  Infantry 

Richards.  Wm.  Vellacott,  2  Infantry  Hyderabad  Contingent  20  Feb.  97 

lies,  Francis  William,  10  Bengal  Infantry    I  5  Aug.  96 

White.  Charles  James.  ^  Sikli  Infantry  |  5  Sept.96 


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Oldfield,  Guy  Edra.  Bladenburg,  i^  Madras  Infantry  \  3  Mar.  97  21  June  99 

Carpenter.  Robert  Abbott.   7  Bombay  Infantiy j22jan.  96    3  July  99 

Adair,  William  Finlav.  30  Bombay  Infantry  20  Jan.  97    s-'^'y  99 

Rennick.  Robt.  Wm.  de  Clanay,*'"  17  Bengal  Infantry    20  Jan.  97    3  July  99 

Moore,  Fred.  Grattou.^e- 6  Bengal  Infantry 20  Jan    97  10  July  99 

Browne,  Horace  Fairfax  Moresby.8^21  Bengal  Infantry    ...jao  Jan.  97  10  July  99 

James.  Charles  Ashton,  26  Bombay  Infantry 20  Feb.  97  16  July  99 

\an  Someren,  Wm.Weymoaih,*^^^  D SO.  45  Bengal  Infantry    5  Aug.  96  22  July  99 

Wors'ev,  Chaile^  Fleetwood  Mant,  i  Punjab  Cavalry 6  Apr.  98  12  Aug.  99 

Bury,  Hugh  Hoskyns,  7  Madras  Infantry ..- 15  May  97  15  Aug.  99 

Butier,  Henrv  Maurice,  4  BomOav  Infantry 20  Jan.  97    4  Sept.  99 

CLeyne,  Henry  Baliol,  i  Bengal  Lancers 5  Aug.  96    2  Oct.  99 

LUlingston,  Fredk.  Fras.  Innes,  I  Beneral  Lancers ...20  Jan.  97    2  Oct.  29 

Nicolay.  Herbert  Cleland,  17  Bombay  Infantry 6  June  90    4  Oct.  99 

Campbell,  Hector.^'' Corns  of  Guides 20  Jan.  97    9  Oct.  99 

:Witl  ers,  CLas.  M'Gregor'  26  Madras  Infantry.... 20  Jan.  97  12  Oct.  99 

Parker,  Theophilus  Hastings,  17  Bombay  Infantry  15  Dec.  97,22  Oct.  99 

Burton,  Gerard  WiMiam,  9  Madras  Intaitry  3  Aug.  98  23  Oct.  99 

Woodcock.  Ernest  Elborough,*""  4  Bengal  Infantry i  Dec.  97  25  Oct.   59 

Freeland.  John  Cavendish,  35  Bengal  Infantiy 4  Aug.  97    4  Nov.  99 

Nicolas.  Robert,34  Beugal  Infantry 4  Aug.  97    4  Nov. 99 

ICloete,  Laurence  Balfour,^'^  37  Bengal  Infantry    4  Aug.  97    4  Nov.  99 

I  Morris,  Guss  Conrad.  45  Bengal  Infantry 4  Aug.  97    4  ^ov.99 

Gilchrist,  Robert  Cooks,  46  Bengal  Infantry 4  Aug.  97    4  Nov.  99 

1 1 Utchins,  Claud  Duncan,  19 Bombay  Infantry   4  Aug.  97    4^rov.99 

Howell,  Phihp,  Corps  of  Guides  4  Aug.  97    4  Nov.  99 

Maxwell,  Wm.  Leigh,  27  Bombav  Infantiy  4  Aug.  97    4  Nov.  99 

Casson,  Wilfrid  Eras.  Seymour,  2  Madras  Lancers  4  Aug.  97    4  Nov.  99 

Moberlv,  Bertrand  Richard,  j8  Bengal  Infantry    4  Aug.  97    4  Nov.  99 

M'Quee'n,  Malcolm  Stewart,  20  Bengal  Infantry 4  Aug.  97    4  Nov.  99 

Webber,  Mervyn  Robt.  Howe,  3  Bengal  Cavaly     4  Aug.  97    4  Nov.  99 

Mackie,  R:iU)h,  4  Madras  Infantry  4  Au^'.97(  4  Nov.  99 


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Burke,  Thos.  Campbell.  2^  Bombay lnfaii?^"f... t  t^f 

A.n.fv,'°"'."''Sl°'"''  '^"'''•''■''  '■  ^™g^l  Lancers    .  -I  *  ISS' 

Crosthivaite,  Charles  Gilbert    ■-  d— --■  r_^.,...___ I  4  Aug. 

[Fellows,  Bertram  Charles 
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>su,   -11  t>engaiL,anoers    |  4  Aug.  97.  4  Nov 

ilbert   M  Bengal    nfa.itry i  AnlHi  1  Nov 

!es,  4  Lancers  Hyd.  Cont 4  au"  97    J  Nov 

on  Shaw  Siladras  Infantry I  J  Au5  9  '  4  Nov 


97     4  Nov.  99 

971  4  N0V.99 

99 

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99 


.  ,■  Robert  Charles  B.vam,  2  Battalion  4  Gurkhas I  Xn5  n,'  .  Nrn„  „i 

1  jpeTc^s'Jr-v'°-^™''F''''™'^"'^'-''-iIadrRsLaacers^-::^^   »  Aug.  97;  4  Nov.  99 

1    Lumb   F^irti;  T,'^™™'  4  t-ancers  Hyderabad  Contingent  .. 

4    Lumb,  Fredk.  George  Kdw.,  ,  Madras  Infantry 

•  I  Mosse  Arthur  Hy.  Eyre.  9  Bombay  Infantry      

Bnr?n    ?•   ifS"*.®?";*  Erskine,»"  14  Bengal  Infantry  ■■;:.';.■ 

B  irroives.  Robert  A.ylmer,  2,  Madras  Infantry 

Woollcomiie,  Kenneth  Macanlay,  2  Bombay  Lancers' ■.■.■.■■.■.'■ 

Mathew  Iheobald,  2  Inf.  Hyderabad  Contingent 

Maunsell,  Eustace  Ball,  5  Bombay  Cavalry  

Morgan,  .John  Hy.  Wood.side,8'«  Merwara  Battalion 

stockley,  Jas.  Pearson,  .Meywar  Bheel  Corps  

Brown,  George  Benson,  n  Bengal  Infantry      

Middlemass,  Robert  William  Hume,  6  Bengal  Infantry 

Annstrong,  Hubert. ««»  21  Bombay  Infantry  

Knowles.  James  Keilly,  17  Bengil  Infantrv  

T„5o  V.V™?  .^"P"  ^"■"'^' '  In  antry  Hyderabad  Contngt 


2    lorrie.  Claud  Jameson.  22  Madras  Infantry 

<;    staintorth,  Philip  Truman,  10  Bengal  Lancers    .'.'. 

Woollcombe,  Kenneth  Macaulav,  2  Bombay  Lanoera 

Beddy,  Percy  Langdon,'6'J  i  Sikh  In'antry    

lurnbull,  George  Oliver,8T9  ^g  Bengal  Infantry 

ijrant,  John  Duncan,  44  Bengal  Infintry 

hkipwith,  Frederick.  24  Bengal  Infantry 

Ka.y.  Henry  Clifford,  8  Bengal  Lancers'    

Burke,  Richard  John  Charles,  2  Bombay  Infantry.... 

Combe,  Sydney  Boyce,  17  Bengal  Infantry 

bhakespear.  Wm..  Henry  Irvine 

Hamer,  Meredith  Ashton 

Uyce,  Hugh  Lennox 


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8  Sept.  97  8  Deo.  99 
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IS  Sept.  97 1 15  Deo.  99 
20  .Ian.  97 1  2  Jan.  co 
I  Dec.  07  25  Jan.  00 
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Ti  Feb.  99 
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5  Aug.  96 
20  Jan.  97 
22  Jan.  98 
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22  Jan.  98 1 


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8  Apr.  00 

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22  Apr.  00 
22  Apr.  00 
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22  Jan.  98(22  Apr.  od 

„  ,,  22  Jan.  98  22  Apr.  oo 

„       Z  Bei?al  Lancers 22  Jan.  98  22  Upr.  oo 

^-?^I'5„'"r,^??<"'"o  ■„■■■-■,;-, '"  Jan-  98;22  Apr.  00 

22  Jan.  98I22  Aor.  00 


R^wlandson,  Michael  George  DoUbie,  38  Bengal  Infantry 
Wat  ing.  Leonard  Douglas.  24  Bengal  Infantry  ... 

Ba.yley   William  Arthur,  27  Bombay  Infantry! 

Malet,  Robert  James,  4  Maih-as  Infantry        ..      ..     

Merriman,  Athol  Bulkley.  27  Bombay  infantry      


22  Jan,  98(22  Apr. 
22  Jan.  98(22  Apr.  00 
22  Jan.  93  22  Apr.  00 


Crombie,  David  Campbell,  27  Madras  Infantry  ..  '22  Jan   fsk,  tSr" 

Lyie   H.igh  Norman,  20  Madras  Infantry ...  l! 'f.  SS'  os'"^  tSr   °° 

Gurdon,  Grenville  Pultenev,  32  Bengal  Infantry  I22  Jan    l&'l  w    °° 

Ro.^S     (;pr,TO-o   VVli,r.,T.;n      -    bl.r ,   t_.^.         uiauti.y      ,  22  J  an.    9b   22  Apr.    OO 


Ross,  George  WlutehiU,  2  Bengal  Infantry  '.■...■.:."::;;.■.'■■;' "(22  Ian'  isU,  a„^ 

Thompson,  William  Thomas  P..  i  Madras  Infantry  i:  2' Jan    ?8i22  tvr   T-, 

Raban,  Herbert  Trevor.  I  Bengal  Lancers ..  ^22  Ian    09^^  w 

Woodham.  James  Francis.  t6  Madras  Infantry  „   .  22  JaS"  llC  t^r'  °' 

Poole,  Ivan  Ma.x>ve'l  Conway,  n  Bengal  Infant^ '"  An    Is',:  ilr  "° 

Waterfield,  Frederick  Charles  45  Bengal  Infant^    Z i"  An   It'll  tor'  °° 

i:.>TL^^.>Vm.  Louis  Oberkirch,  2rMadras  Infantr/.....::;.'.':::;.'j;2  An.  fslll  ill\  To 

20  Apr.  00 


Clifford,  Richard,  22  Bengal  Infantry      .  ..  Lz  Jan 

|Toikington,  Gerard  Stukel-y.g  Madras  Infantry. ..!!!..;     '."\  ■,  Auo-' 

Baker,  Robert  Geoffrey,  19  Bombay  Infantry  ...     1,6  Feb' 

jM  Cormick.  Gregory  Day,  12  Madras  Infant'ry       ...  21  Feb' 

iPunlop,  William  Bruce,  8  Bombay  Infantry ,|  Tbo" 


23  Apr.  00 
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3  May  , 


baylnfantr.y 22  Jan    oS'^S  M»v  ™ 

ueime-Kaocliffe,  Alfred,  ,4  Bomhav  Inlanfy    I  M^"'  fa^f.  <S[ll  ^ 

Hog.^  Cvril  Mindin  Trower,  „  Bengal  Infantry         ::::::|  ^  luS'gllzl  Hay  S 

Loch..Tohnn„.,.,.-„„   -  Bengal  Infantry I  4  Aug.  97    4  Cl^ 

16  Bomba,y_ Infantry   !  16  Feb.  98!2o.Iuneoo 

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2  Jul.y  00 


Keen,  Patrick  Houst-jn, 
5    Lyall,  Robert  Adolphus.  iS  Bengal  Infantry"...::;....:,     i;;;];  Au^'  06 

5    Keene.  Geoffrey  Norman  Stewart,  29  Bengal  Infantry 5  AuS'  q6 

4    Graham,  Alan  Moir,  i  Battalion  i  G6orkhas  I  4  Au»  97    2  Jalv 

^    Mrln^^r"''  ^"t"-^'"?  ^*''^''  ''  '^"'"""y  I-ifaify  [22  Jan.  98  22  jS  y  00 

3  I Morant,  James  Lushington.  iS  Bengal  Infantry    '22  Jan    981  6  Au-  So 

3    Buchanan.  Claude  Gray.  35  Bengal  Infantry  ..  '20  Juh-  Ts  20  Oct"  T^ 

'  ^t 'l"^""'""'' ?'iSO,  41  BengaUnlantry    *^, ..."loJuSH'TooJi:  °^ 

^    M-ro„,',» ''°?f'''^  Francis  George  Stovin,  i  Punjab  Infantry  20  July  98(20  Oct.  00 

3    M  Walters,  Heroert  Claude,  22  Bengal  Infantry   T.  20  July  98 '20  Oct    « 

3    Holmes,  Cecil  Wilham  Archibald,  16  Bombay  Infantry 20  July  98  20  Oct.  ^ 

3    Watson,  Henry  Rowsell,  26  Madras  Infantry 00  July  08  20  Oct    m 

3  ,Melliss,  Fraser  George.  13  Bombay  Infantry  20  Jul>  98  20  Oct!  ^ 

3  |Mar  in.  Hugh  Waldyve,  .  Punjab  Cavalry  20  JiUy  98  20  Oct    ^ 

3    Gordon,  Rohert  Napier  Steuart.  2  Punjab  Infantry 20  July  98  -^o  Oct    20 

3    HLaiighlin.  Harry  Dalzell,  MaUva  Bheel  Corps    20  Jul'y  98  20  Oct.  00 

3    Meiklejohn.  Walter  Lloyd  Sinclair,  4  iladras  Infantry  20  July  9820  Oct.  00 

3    Walker,  Charles  Cecil  George,  3  Madras  Lancers 20  July  q8  20  Oct    oo 

3    Shaw,  Harold  Middleton  Drary.  16  Madras  Infantry  20  July  98  20  Oct'  00 

3    limbrell.  Thomas,  29  Madias  Infantry  20  July  98  -.o  Oct"  00 


Hughes,  Arthur  Pitoairn,  i  Baf.aiion'i  Goorkhas  ::.:!!::.'::::::  20  July  08  20  Oct    00 
Lasin,  T^iiv,  uan....  ^.^.^t —   -„  ^f.,.l —  T_£'__^ —  -.•''.  •  vAj 


Lasin,  John  Henry  Foster,  32  Madras  Infantry 20  July  98  •>&  Oor' 

Money,  Ernie  Francis  Drummond,  2  Battalion  4  Goorkhas  20  JiUy  q8  20  Oct! 
I  Second  Lieutenants.  '1 

6    Browne,  David  Stuart,sii3  2  Punjab  Inlantry    i4Au<'95i 

5    Shuttleworth.  Digby  Inglis,  I  Battalion  3  Goorkhas   3  Aug' gS', 

4  I  Stace,  Henry  Watson,  2  Bengal  Infantry --o  Jan    97' 

4    Gunning,  George  Hamilton,'"  i  Punjab  Cavalry 20  Jan'  97 

4  I  Milward,  Clement  Arthur,  5  Bombay  Infantry  '  4  Au"  97 

4    Tucker.  Tador  Henry  St.  George,  21  Bengal  Infantry    4  Aug' 97 

4    Sprenger,  Aloys  Reginald,  2  Bengallnfantry   '  4  AuS  97 


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Heath,  Percy  Macclesfield,  10  Bombay  Infantry  ,  !  auS  ot 

Graham,  Bazett  Colvin,  i  Battalion  i  '^or^r-hvs    i  '  ..  "-^J 

Maspratt,  Sydney  Frederick,  12  Beuffal  Cavalry "  -l^^-  «? 

Macleud,  Wilhim  Myers,  t  Bombay  Lancers ,,  T»n    Sa 

Marchaut,  Godfrey,  ,  Lancers  Hyderabad  Contingent   '^^  Jan.  9B 

Coaker,  Vere  Arthar,  3  Bengal  Cavalry ,     •  ^„ 

Fraser,  D'Arcy  Mackenzie,  15  Madras  Infantry „  Tnl v  nS 

Neumann,  Charles  William,  4  Bengal  Infantry ^„  tS  r  08 

Roberts,  Arthur  Salisbury  Browne,  19  Bengal  Lancers I20  July  08 

Oraster,  George,  6  Bengal  Cav.a'ry 1       t,,)'  ^o 

ifickford,  Ashton  Brandreth,  4  Bengal  Lancers  f  •'    ''  ^ 

Murray,  Uou.  Arthur  Cecil.  12  Bengal  Infantry   i^o  lu  v  q3 

Smitheis,  Leonard  Suetou  Hirsch,  17  Bengal  Infantry  \^°  j^  ^  95 


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Mo^brav,  Charles  Holme.  10  Bombay  Infantry 

Home,  John  Elton,  41  Bengal  lufantry  - ■■■■■—■■  — 

Coleridge,  Join  Francis  Stanhope  Duke,  44  Bengal  Inlantry 

Hayes-aadler,  Ernest  Regiuuld.  43  Beng,i.i  Infantry 

Evans,  Walter  .lames.  2  Battalion  i  Ooorkhas  

Finnis,  Benjamin  Hubert,  20  Bengal  Infantry  _ 

Van  der  Gucht,  Ge  irge  Tristram.  11  Bengal  Infanlry 
Sandeman,  Alfred  Patrick,  27  Bengal  Infaufrv 

Lawrenson,  William  Ralph,  26  Madras  Infantry   

Lucas.  Guy  Wm.  Caswell,  4  Bombay  Cavalry 

Baldwin,  Hugh  Laurents  Chenevix,  25  Madras  Inlantry   

Johnston,  Robert,  4  Bengal  Lancers 


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Talbot,  Fi-auk  Eustace  George,  u  Bengal  Infantry ; j7  -J     J   9 

Jeffery,  Walter  Rn^h,  13  Madras  Infantry  ■■■--- _,i  't„1v  nS 

Gilchrist.  Walter  f-ellowej*  Cowan.  16  Madras  Infantry.. 

Nixon,  Edmund  Malet,  1  Bombay  lufantrj- 

Manson,  Bruce  Edward  Alexander,  ti  Matlras  Infantry 

Burton,  Harold  Franklin,  8  Madras  Infantry    ._. 

Baunerman,  Oriel  Wdham  Erskine.  15  Renjijal  Lancers. 

Kirkpatrick,  Charles,  12  Beui,'al  Inlantry  

EUes,  Edmond  Claude.  24  Bengal  Infantry 


,Barr.  John  Henry  Vere,  9  Bombay  Inlantry  -..  .. 
Grey,  Arthur  James  Herbert.  26  Bengal  Infantry  . 


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urew,  Bert:;  6rephane  Hawley,  34  Bengal  Infantry  ^7  f^y  f 

White.OliverWardlaw,  9  Bombay  Infantry    ,,  lulv  oS 

Bird,  Charles  John  Gwjune,  7  Madras  Infantry 7        -   v 


Bird,  Charles  John  Gwji      .  . 
,    Molony,  Arthur  Ueane,  o  Madras  Inlantry 

3  iM'Cleverty.  Anson  Hugh,  2  Bengal  Infantry  ....^.^. _        -    - 

3   Johnson,  Maurice  Eustace  Stinle.y,_23  Madras  Infantr}-.... ;7  Ju]5   9= 


27  July  98 
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Johiisot',  AUe'u  Edwin,    31  Bengal 'infanliT    H  July  q8 

MdcDo.mell.  Hercules  NeviHe  Francis.  8  Bengal  Infantry  ^7  Ju}y  9» 

,Pepys,  Gerald  Leslie,  19  Madras  Infanlry '  j_^,-    9 

iHogge,  Leared  Row,  35  Bengal  Infanlry   ^7  JalV  98 

iCadell,  Johu  George,  37  Ben-.-al  Infantry  ,. ,->-•„;-■  „  j„iV  98 

Goodfellow,  Napier  George  B  .rras,  4^Bo°iV*y  l^JfJI^^y %  jufy  ^8 

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I  Ward,  Henry  Cuarles  Swinburne,  8  Ben-.il  Infantr.v 


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Day,  Arthur  Duncan,  31  Madras  Infantry 

^   Hunter,  Frederick  Fraser,  i  Bombay  Lancers  .- 

3  JLittle.  Ign-itius  Mary,  46  Bengal  In'aatrj- 

aawdon,  Kyt^ard.  6  Madras  Infantrj^  ,' I'V  "V 

dankey.  Graham  George  Jam -s,  -.5  Bengal  Infantry 

.Stouey,  Patrick  Sinclair,  26  Bengal  lntantry,-._--  ..... 

Wvatt.  Ernest  Robert  Cald^^U,  -..4  Bombay  Infantry 


27  July  • 

27  July  98 

27  July  98 

3  Aug.  98 
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9  Nov  98 
2S  Dec.  98 
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Wilme'r,  Harold  G  jrdon,  15  Bengal  Infantry 


1  jRXrtron-GTa^gowTArchrb.M  W.mam.^6  Bombay  Infantry 25  Jan.  99 

2  iTancred,  John  Yule,  19  Bengal  Infantry I«  Jan-  99 

2  !V'illiers.Stuart,  J  )hn  Pitrui,  tj  Beng  il 

2  'aobinsoii,  Har.ld  Blythe,  17  Ma  .ras  lufantry 

2  kvlayne,  Cnailes  Eric  .\Ioaley,  3  Bom  lay  Cavalry 

Spry,  William  Edmund  Hume,  18  Bengal  Infantry 
Penton,  Bertie  Cyril,  25  Bengal  Int.intrv  . 
Glynto  1,  Gerard  Maxweb,  21  Bombay  Inlantry 

Gordon,  Huntley  Fleetwood,  5  Bengal  Cavalry  

Maclend,  Norman,  15  Bengal  Infantry .■ 

Hall,  Percy  Bfug,  34  Beng,il  In'antry 

Lewi*,  Harold,  7  Bomb  ly  Lancers  

Siiiuner,  Alesai.der  Baird,  5  Bengal  Cavalry     ... 

NeAcombe,  George  Harlec.  3  Bombay  Infanlry 

Bay  ley,  Lytton  Cecil  Lambert.,  6  Bing.l  Cavalry 

Bruce,  Harry  Kendal  W*  pole,  2  Ba-.talion 

Torrie   Tbomas  George  Jameson,  23  Madras  Infantry 

Hewlett,  Evel.vaAltreJ,  14  Bengal  Lancer-s  ,„„,,^„.„, 

LandOQ,  Chailes  Richard  demy  Palmer,  5  Bombay  cavalry 

Steward,  Alexander  Frederick,  2  Madras  Infantry  

Roberos,  WiUia  u  Ur.>dley,  i  Bombay  Infantrf 

Wakefield,  Ernest  Ferrers,  37  Bengal  Intantry .... 

Siea  Alexmder  Gallwey,  7  Bengal  Infantry 

Lampen,  Fr.incis  Henry,  17  Madras  Inlantry 

Passy  De  Lacy  Woolricn,  23  Beug  il  Infantry 
lHouat,  George  Ulliot  Uundas,  2  .Madras  Lancers 
, Eliot,  ilark,  41,  Beugal  Infantry 


..Stuart,  John  P.tri..i,  tj  Beng  djmantry  ■..'::..: ||5  Jan.  99 

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Officers  on  the  Supertiumerarij  List  in  Permanent  Civil  Employ. 


Eegiment. 

Berkshire  Regt....  19 

Dorsetshire  Regt.  iq 

Liverpool  Regt....  18 

Norfolk  Regt I  18 

Derbyshire  Regt.:  18 

Devonshire  Regt.  18 

Irish  Rifles 17 

Cheshire  Regi.  ...  17 

Dorsetshire  Regt.'  17 

N.  Stafford.  Regt.  17 

Gloncester.  Regt.  17 

Border  Regiment  17 

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PLACF.D 
,0!f  8.LIST, 


9  Sept.82    9  Sept. 93  16  July  96 

9  Sept.82    9  Sept.93  18  Sept.99 
9  Sept.82   9  Sept.  93|  4  Sept.98 


10  Mar.  83  10  Mar.  94  27  June  97 
10  Mar.  83,10  Mar.  94  31  May  9S 

i  Aug.83  25  Aug.  94'i2  Feb.  97 

6  Feb.  84!  6  Feb.  95I 


Derbyshire  Regt. 
Bengal  Staff  Cor. 
Wiltshire  Segt.  ... 
Leicester.  Regt.... 
Xorthumb.  Fus....l 
Northumb.  Fus.... 
JJ.  Stafford.  Regt.' 
Manchester  Regt. 


7  Hussars '  i.s 


Ramsav,  John,  CJE.  Political  Agent,  3rd  Class;  Deputy) 

Commissioner,  Quetta  and  Peshin I 

Kaye,  James  Levett,=*  Political  Agent,  4tti  Class  ;  Settle- 1 

ment  Commissioner,  Jammu  and  Kashmir J  ^ 

Merewether,  Herbert  Duncan,  Assist.  Pol.  Resident,  Aden... 

M'Mahon,  Art.  H.,"  CIE.  CSl  Pol.  Agent,  istCl.;  Political!  ,,^  jj^^.  S3  10  Mar.94| 

Agent  for  Dir,  Swat  and  Cliitral    )(  I 

;-S€   Smith,  John  Manners,'"  CIE.  Political  Agent,  and  1 

Class,  Gilgit ■■— I 

Impev,  Lawrence;  Political  Agent,  4th Class,  Rajpootana;  1  1 

Political  Agent,  Ulwur ) 

,Townsend.  Edward  Copleston,  Assistant  Commissioner,  let  t 

i     Grade,  Burma •  ' 

iBradshaw,  Frederick  Ewart,  Deputy  Commissioner,  3rd  I 

'K^Int:  i^^^^\Iu^^^^yC;;^r^io^o:P^^  «  Feb.  84   6  Feb.  95'  6  Mar.  ^ 

Bladon,GuvCecil,DistrictJuage,  1st  Grade,  Punjab  6  Feb.  84^  6  Feb.  95  12  Dec.  97 

Douglas,  Montagu  William,  Deputy  Commissioner,  3rd  l_    5  pgj,,  3^.  g  ygb.  95 

Grade,  Puniab )  I  | 

Erskine,  KeithDavid,  Political  Agent.  3rd  l^lass ;  Assistant  >    g  j.g|,_  g.   g  Feb.  95  30  Sept.97 

Resident,  .Mvsore  ;  Secretaiy  to  Chief  Commr.  Coorg '  !  ,  ^  .     .      ,  „  .    „.'  ,  t\..    „ft 

Warde,  Hugh'N'orth,  Dep.  Commr.  3rd  Grade,  Tavo.v.Burma    6  Feb.  84    6  Feb.  931  3  Dec.  96 

BaTley,StuartFarquharson, Political  Assistant,  ist  Class 6  l-eb.  S4|  0  too.  9^ 

Crichton,  Richmond  Trevor,  Dep.  Supdt.  ist  Grade,  Rev.  )  ^^  j^Qg_  g^  23  Aug.  95!  16  Dec.  99 

'cuw",Wm^Ta?k;'PoMcalAgenTVnMaiw^^ 

Macnabb.D.  J.  Campbell.  Dep.  Commr.  3rd  Grade,  Burma...  23  Aug.  84  23  Aag.93  13  Apr.  97 

Young,  Frank  Popham.Deputy  Commr.  3rd  Grade.Punjab ; "(  ,,  ^ug.  84  23  Aug.  95  24  Dec.  9B 

Colonization  Officer,  Chenab  Canal ■••™-*         ,        o    ,„  i,,^  nfil  ■  Tot,    ™ 

Spence.  Philip  Trevor  Augustine,  PoUt.  Assistant.ist  Class  29  Aug.  85  29  Aug.  96|_i  Jan.  00 
Rawlinson,  Charles  Brc 
Thompson,  Cj-ril  Pown 

Obbard, Owen  Jas-.'^Assisi.vyumi..  .ri.^ji<vi>cuij..c.^u,«u.^» -,—-=..-.-       -  .  - 

Cole,  Hrarv  Walter  Geo.,«  Assist.  Commr..  ist  Grade,  Assam  29  Aug.  85:=9  Aug.  9^  11  Apr  00 
Howell.  A uberon  Arthur .'oeputy  Commr  3rd  Grade.  Assam...  29  Aug.  85  29  Aug.  96  11  Sept.gS 
Heville  Francis  Granville.  Political  Assistant.  2nd  Class  ...  3°  Ja°-  ™  3°  Jan.  971  9  Jan.  00 
Gurdon.  Bertrand  Evelyn  Meilish,"  CIE.  CSO.  Assistant  J  •  !  J 

Political  Agent  for  Dir,  .«wat,  and  Chitral i  25  Aug.  86  25  Aug.  97.26  Oct.  99 

Peacock.  Henry  Barnes,  Political  Assistant,  2nd  Class;)  I  07'is  Dec  06 

1    Assistant  Resident,  Meywar i  »30a.  86,  ^  Oct.  9715^60.90 


War  Services. 

■  Lt  Colonel  E.  D. Newnham-Smith  served  in  the  .ifghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements 
at  Khiishk-i-Nakhud  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Maiwand,  at  the  defence  of  Candahar  including  the  sortie  of 
Deh  Khoiah,  and  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

=  Lt.Cdlonel  A.  Wapshare  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S84-85  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'  Lt.Colonel  W.  S.  Hewett  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  ana  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ahmed 
Khevl' (Medal  with  Clasp).  ..,,  .,.,,.  ..„ 

♦  Lt  Colonel  W.  F.  C.  C.  Plowden  served  with  the  6th  Punjab  Infantry  in  the  Jowaki  campaign  m  1877.  Served 
■with  the  2nd, Sikh  Infantry  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  including  the  inarch  to  Cabul  under  Sir  Donald  Stewart, 
the  occuimiion  nf  Ghuznee,  and  the  engagement  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

<t  Lt.Colonel  C.  J.  Robarts  served  intlie  .Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasian 
on  the  25th  AnriliSSo  (Medal  I.  Served  with  the  2nd  Bengal  Cavalry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i332,  and  was  present 
in  the  action  at  Kassasin  (9th  September)  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  and  the  capture  of  Cairo  (Medal  with 
ClasD,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^  Lt.Colonel  H.  B.  Tnomhili  served  in  the  Afghan  war  m  1S78-79  (Medal). 

«  Lt.Colonel  H.  A.  Deane  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  18798c,  and  was  present  at  the  engagements  at  Ahmed 
Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (mentioned  in  der.patches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief 
Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  iSgs  as  Chief  Political  Olficer  with  the  force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CSI.,  and 
Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  during  the  campaign  en  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  William  Lockhart 
in  1807  as  Political  Agent,  and  was  present  at  the  defence  of  the  Malakand  and  the  subsequent  operations  of 
the  Malakand  Field  Force  and  in  the  Swut  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches),  took  part  in  the  expedition  into  the 
Mohmand  Country  (mentinned  in  despatches),  and  with  the  Utman  Khel  Column  as  Political  Agent  at  Malakand 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp).  ,,,,,,„         ,   ^     .       .,_     t.  r.       j-.- 

"  ColonelS.C.F.Peileservedin  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal).  Served  during  the  Burmese  Expedition 
in  1886-87  with  the  Commissariat  Department  at  Han.goon  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Medal  \rith  Clasp)  ;  and  in  the  operations  in  '.he  Kachin  Hills  in  1892-93  (Brevet  of  Lt.CoI). 

^  Major  C.  G.  F.   Fagan  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0  (Medal). 

'<>  Major  J.  Shakespear  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1SS9-90  as  Intelligence  and 
Assistant  Political  Officer  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO..  and  Medal  with  Clasp),  and  in  the  operations  in  the 
South  Lushai  Hills  in  1892  in  command  of  the  force. 

"  Major  G.  B.  O'Donnell  served  with  the  Znob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884  in  the  Intelbgence  Branch. 

n  Major  E.  Inglis  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1881.  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition 
in  1888  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

i»  Major  G.  B.  Crawley  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  16S0  (Medal). 

"  Major  H.  Parkin  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884.  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m 
1886-89  (mentioned  in  desnatehes.  Medal  with  two  Clasps) ;  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Kachin  HiUs  in  •89V23- 

»  Major  W.  H.  M.  Stewart  served  with  the  expedition  against  the  Huuza-Nsgars  in  1S91-92  as  Orderly  Omcer 
and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Nilt  Fort  (mentioned  in  dispatches.  Medal  with  clasp). 

"  Major  R.  P.  Colomb  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS6-90  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"  Major  J.  M.  Fleming  served  with  the  25th  King's  Own  Borderers  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80  with  the 
Khybcr  Line  Force  under  Lieut. General  Bright  (Medal). 

'8  Major  J.  R.  C.  Colvin  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

=0  Major  J.  J.  Cronin  served  with  the  Burmese  E.xpeditionin  1SS7.S9  (Medal  with  ClasD). 

21  Major  W.  A.  W.  Stricklandserved  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-08  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

»'  Captain  C.  M.  Dallas  served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  as  Assistant  Political  Officer  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  ,     .  ,.  r,, 

"  Captain  H.  A.  Browning  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-S9  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"  Captain  H.  Daly  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  as  Political  Assistant,  Upper  Chmdwin 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"■  Captain  F.  H.  Eliott  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1888-S9  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


War  Services  of  Officers  on  the  Supernumerary  List.  .  ,8a 

"'  Captain  W.  C.  C.  Leslie  served  -with  the  ^nd  Battnlinn  v^ri-  o„^  t  »      „     ■ 

war  of  iSS.,  and  was  present  in  the  eaffagements  at  K  MaJikr  and  T^l^^^  Eeg.ment  thioaghout  the  E-yptian 

and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kehir  (Medal  with  Clasp  and  IChM^ve^asTalf"'  "^  ''^^  '"■"  """""^  "^^  Ka'sasin 

t  C.aptam  0.  Archer  served  with  the  Zhob  Valle.V  Expe;iition°n  ,800 

Be;k^l';rR"e!^en^ranlTafp'4'S'^^^^^^^^^ 

Khedive's  Star) .  reconnaissance  to  Hasheen  on  the  ist  February  (lledal  with  Clasp,  and 

-^  Captain  A.  H.  McJIahon  served  with  the  7hnh  v-illo,r  c v- 

»  Captain  J.  M.  Smith  served  in  The  operations  in  tlfeH,?nJv°  '"  1?°- 
inclnding  the  capture  of  the  Nilt  Fort  (.nen?LSm  desnat^he,  vfc^':  P°™'7/?  J^''^^  ''^  I'°"«»''  Officer, 
the  Victoria  Cross  "  for  his  conspicuois  bravery  when  lendr,?^'  ITT^  ^''°^^'  ^^'^'''  '^'^  ^Jlasp):  wasawarded 
the  stroniT  position  occupied  by  che  euemy  near  Nilt  i^n  Hip  H,f„,n  m  ""^^  ''1"''^  '''  *''<'  ''"^ck  and  capture  of 
The  position  was,  owing  to  the  iiature  of  the  countr  •  •  n  ^^,^11^ i'^^"'"'  C'^^'ry,  on  the  20th  December  189,. 
the  force  for  seventeen  days.  It  was  eventSaUy^lVced  iTa  sm\l? XL''"?'.'^"''  "h""  ''"""^  "^«  advance 'of 
strength  m  support.  The  first  of  these  parties  was  nndS  ,1?  T  ^  -^  ,?l  ^^^  "•I"-"''  ^^''h  another  of  equal 
owing  to  his  splendid  leading,  and  the  coo^"ess  comL'iied  L  h  .1 1  "ST"'!-  »'  I"«"t-  Smith,  and  it  was  entirely 
was  obtained.  For  nearly  four  hours,  on  the  face  of  a  cliff  ^ H.h  ^  ^"i  ''■"'^>J'<"»  ."^'1^  doing  so,  that  a  succesi 
handful  of  men  from  point  to  point,  as  the  difficulties  offhe  ground  an, V^h?.'  P''''"!"'"'^^.  ^'^  steadily  moved  his 
an  opportunity,  and  during  the  whole  of  this  time  he  was  in  snnh  „  „  >?  "^""^^  "'  '"^"""^  '™"i  ''bove  gave  him 
from  any  attack  the  enemy  might  choose  to  ^I-e  He  'va' the  flrs^Z'n'','''  '°  'i"  i!"^'^'^  '°  defend  himself 
yards  of  one  of  the  enemy's  sungars,  which  was  immediatelvrnthSTT';  «"  '■.';?;'='^.  "'^,  s"™"'.  within  a  few 

-  Captain  O.  J.  Obbard  served  with  the  Burmese  ExSHLn  ,4- Vu'  f  ""^^  Pf  tolling  the  flrst  man." 
J"  Captain  H.  W.  G.  Cole  served  with  the   HaTan"  E™  ition  "n  is'ss  n^^^^^^  , 

E.xped.tion  in  18B9  (Clasp)  ;    with  the  Chin-LushaiExpetoonarvPnr.f  '^^''^j'  """^  *'^i^^P' '  ""'"^  'h^   Lushai 
Column  (mentioned  in  despatches.  (;lasp);  and  w^thS  Mamnnr/^^  '''   ^'''^  O*^*^"'  Chittagong 

Valley  Military  Police  (mentioned  in  ■lespatche"  Clasp)         '^        Expedition  in  1891  in   command  of  the  SurmI 

Ap;i[Ti;r(mengon1dm^de"pl?ches,"o.s'o':  and  ^Val  w'S  Cl^spr"™"  "'  ^-^'--t.  f"-  3rd  March  to  ,8th 


Indian  Staff  Corps.~War  Services  of  General  Officers 

General  G.  N.  Channer  served  in  the  Umbevia  camnmo-T,  nf  ,c,k,  o„,i 
and  ,7th  December  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Afterwards se^ved^ifthGenera^wE  "  ,'\^  ^"''j,™'  °'  "'^  '«* 

Looshai  field  operations  in  ,87,-72.      Served  with  the  istGnnri^fo  J^^S,i;l,?  ."S™" '"•''^'^00'^  Country  in  1864. 

Malacca  Column  in  operations  in  Lnghie  Uj™r,TerraVheeam[Srme^^^^ 

and  capture  of  Malay  Stockades  in  Bukit  Putus  Pass  (menHnnp,r  ??,  5'2f  If  the  advanced  party  at  the  surprise 
Medal  with  Clasp) :  received  the  F£  •  ■  for  havin-  wtth  th"  °  e?test ,.,  11^  n^?S  ''"•  ,^"^.'°"''  C™^^,  Brevet  of  M'ajor. 
Stockade,  to  which  he  had  been  despatched  wl  ^almal  party  S  the  isCWrkf,"  r^'  ^I'i  '?  '""^P  ''"■°  '^^  Enemy's 
of  the  20th  December  ,87,.  by  the  Officer  commanding  LeS?L  Co  umn  to  nro^^^  °°  '*'"  ^f^<^'"^<'°^ 

position,  &o.  Major  Channer  got  completely  inrear  of  rbplOno,!;,,?^!?  .  P^'' -'"','^'''-«'°"  ■''S '« 'ts  strength, 
could  hear  the  voices  of  the  men  inside, 'X^recookin'  at  theTi^e  P„n,',  I™' '''"'  '""^'"r  '1*'°'*'="'™  close  that  he 
men,  and  the  whole  party  stole  quietly  forward  to  wSvflv  paces  o?,hP?£o'gH°  'if  >^.-™'.  ^<'  beckoned  to  his 
first  man  dead  with  his  revolver,  and  his  party  then  came  .^Ind  entered  the  s,^^^^ 

formidable  nature,  surrounded  by  a  bamboo  palisade,  about  seven  ya?dswith,'n  was  nWl'         "}  "^"f  f  ?  °"?'^ 
wo  narrow  entrances,  and  trees  laid  latitudinally,  to  the  thickness  oTtwofept     t?,„    ]°S-^°»se,  loop-holed,  with 
-hat  if  Major  Channer,  by  his  foresight,  coolness    and  intienid^?vhnd,,if't  ^\«o"'cer  commanding  reports 
life  must  have  occurred,  as  from  the  fact  of  SkngumibL'^obrin^^  "  S''*^*'  '°«^  °f 

hill,  and  the  density  of  the  jungle,  it  must  have  been  Taken  at  the  „n^nt^of',hp  1,^  °? '.'■  "^'"^  'i"*  steepness  of  the 
tioa  against  the  Jowaki  Afreedees  11,  ,877  (ClLp)  Serted  wiH,  ,'1?p  \,^  p  ''f T'?'  ^'=''™''  "'**  theexpedi- 
,878-So  with  the  Koornm  Field  Force,  and  wafnresenrirco^lnrtof'rLl?^''""'^?"^^^^  the  Afghan  war  of 
of  the  Poiwar  KotaKmentioned  ,n  despatched Brevit of  LcTuHmL^™^^^^  "''"^''  ''"*  <=''»'■"'■» 

tion  to  the  Black  Mountain  in  ,8SS  in  cUmand  oFthe  ,st  Brfea,de  (m^ntln  Ti      '^'''^P''  J^""^'^  ""'"^  "^^  ^xpedi- 

«  Sir  Power  Palmer  served  throughoTtheInd  an  Mutiny  campait^^^^^^^ 
600  strong  for  service  in  Oudein  Ma?ch,858.  Joined  HodsouN  Hor^5»?r  ,oV''''  ■  ^f^""^  "  Regiment  of  likha 
with  it  at  the  action  of  Nawabgunga,  Uaralmnki  HiOTSe  ki  Id^  and  mini  .ff^"- '"  f"""?  'i'^'  ^"^1  "'^^  P''' ''«'" 
conclusion  on  the  Nepaul  frontier  woundeSf.  Shed  fOT%eve,Smnr,,^«'"  '°  the  Oude  campaign  until  ita 
frequently  engaged  with  theenemyiAIedal,  mentioned  in  despatches)  ?lrvP^l  in  m^p""""""^  °^ '^  Squadron,  Dnd 
Frontier  of  India  in  186,-64,  and  was  present  -n  the  en,J«Spmoni  ;.  «v  ,  2  ,^^  f?,™P''''^"  ™  'be  North-West 
as  Adjutant  of  the  ,oth  'seigal  Lancei's  fn Tbyssinia  fu  fse^g-servicL  bron^M  rn'     '^="'' "'"^  Clasp)      Served 

(mentioned  in  despatches,  EL.  Medal  wfth  Clasp  ami  Siu^^^  'comSa^nXd  °,\  'f'   »*  ^1°°'^'  ^•■'™''y 

Nonh  west  Frontier  of  India  .fn^^?l1r°(vlturSS  ^X^^^t^S^/^^J^^^^Z^:,^  ,V^« 

"Sir  George   Bird  served  in  the  North  Canara  campaign  from  March  to  DppptmI.p^  .a  s  „„a 
various  skirmishes  and  pursuits  (Medal).      Served  in  the  Af 'han  war  of  ,S^K  =;    .?    r       '"s^.  ""d  was  present  m 
Brigade  Ghuznee  Field  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagemtnts  at  Ahmed  K'hL^-"',-^''''".""  i"'"  ^^l'^''^^ 

2|v^ff^tS=f-^t^^?f'e^:™--?i^«r'-^ 


4486  liidia7i  Siaff  Corps.— War  Services  of    General  and  Field  Officers. 

■'  Lieut  General  A.  R.  B.idcick  served  in  the  liliootan  E:cpeaition  in  ,86,-65  (Medal  wilti  Clasp)    in  the  Hazara 
camDafg"  in  1868  (Jlasp) ,  and  lbr.ni-tio.it  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Penmsu hi  .n  ,875-76  (ment.oned  ,,,  despatches, 

campaign ,n,oooi.^.4aiji,»iiii..^^^^, ^  „rTnrli,.   ninsnl.   Servreil  in  the  Atirlian  warm  187Q-80.  and  was  present 

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(twice  mentioned  in  despatches, 

°^<?srr'Mon'ta-u  G.Gerard  served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  with  the  Transport  Train  from  the  ,3th  March 
.36<!fnent"Snld  in  despatches  for  "  ability,  energy,  and  zeal."  and  Medal  1.  Serve.l  in  the  Afghan  war  ot  ,878-80, 
and  wTs  present  with  he  second  expedition  into  the  Bazar  Valley  nnder  L.ent.Geueral  Maude  (.nentioned  in 
desurtche^ranl  in  the  advance  to  Cabal  under  Brigadier  General  Charles  Gough  (meiit.oned  in  desoatches) ; 
accom,mnted  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  m  the  march  to  Candahar.  and  was  present  at  the  oaltle  of  Candahar 
toeiSSi^n  despatches,  BrevetsofMajorandLt.Colonel.MedalwithtvvoClasps,  and  Bronz^^  Served 

r,he  F.r?ptian  war  of  ,882  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  Cavalry  D,y,s,on,  and  was 
m-e?en?:5£reconnaissancein  force  from  Alexandria  on  the  5th  August  and  at  the  batte  of  Tel-el-Keb>r  (men- 
pie5ent.iLtuoi^.i.  \rp,lil  with  Clasp   :ird  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  iChedive  s  Star). 

''^r'iiJali'S^M.'l^othS'e's^^dirMy^m 


the  I 
and 

tioned  in  des'pitc^he'srproniotedlj'olonel,  cir.and  Medal  with  two  Clasps) 

^'S:  MaTor  Gcn'ery°A'^"a  Toker  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  ,865-66  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
F-rvSn  warof  882  as  Deputy  Assistant  AdjntDiit  General  of  the  Indian  Contingent,  and  was  present  at  the 
batire Xt"  el-Lbir  (meSed  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  Medal  with 
Sasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,886-87,  and  commanded  a  force  on  the 
Ilonei' Chindwin  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CJS.,  and  two  Clasps).  ,u„  „   „.,r,a^^„,„  at 

?fMaTor  General  W.  A.  Lawrence  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  '878-80  and  was  present  m  the  cn^ 
Ahmed  kheyl  (mentioned  in  desiiatches)  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  ( Brevets  of  Major  and  Lt.Colonel.  Medal  witL 

°'"  Maior  General  J.  Gatacre  served  with  his  regiment  in  Khandeish  in  ,858,  wi.h  a  detachment  of  his  resident 
with  the  OoieTu  Field  Force  in  ,8.g-6o,  and  in  the  Chinese  war  in  the  Commissariat  Department  from  Jnl.V  .860  to 
Marc  1  ,86  (Medal  Serve  ii„  "t'he  Afghan  war  in  ,879-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Exped  tion  in 
command  ofrheKanl^  Column  in  ,886-87,  andafterwards  of  the  expedition  to  Guugaw  (mentioned  lu  despatches, 

''"•MriorOen1r™iH.'"rEltrs«ved  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,836-88  (montioaed  in  despatches,  Brevet 
"'^^MZrGeSH'GWa^eXuiservedwiththeS.ndPootin  the  Indian  Mutinycampa 

the  onSt.onratCawnpore  in  November  under  General  W.ndham.  and  defeat  there  of  the  Gwalior  Contingent  en 
the  ?rh  December  ,3,7  "Lct'os  of  Kalee  Nuddee  and  Khankur,  defence  of  the  Jail  at  Shahjehanpore  and  o  erations 
auLeouentW  its  relief  capture  of  the  forts  of  Bunnai,  Mahomdee,  and  Shahabad,  and  action  of  Bunkagaon. 
S     vod  w^Uhe  6V\rGooH<£!isin\he  Oude  campaign  of  ,858-59.  mcluding  ^^^-f^-l^l^^^^'^^l^^^^ 

the  Swat  Eiver  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  mentioned  11,  despatches,  CB.,  and  Meda.  with 
^-'Slajor  General   Cuningham  served  in  the  Afghan  war  m   ,880  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  of  Division. 

anfJ  Khedive'8  Star).  -       o       o    /■m.^i^n 

^ifed  in  despatches.  Medal).    Se'rved  in  the  Soudan  campaign  m.,  85,  and_  was  present  ,n  the  enga^^^^^^^ 


°[<^u;lir?^;^:^^;;iri^^bni;;n^SeS;rir^^^che^-  ^^S^X  Tl^^^dUionary  Force 

^^^V^tS^t^i^^^'^iS^^^^^f^^^^^^^^  »'n^-^  -  candahar 
with  the  force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  .nd  was  e  ■uiloyed  on 

36  Sir   Edwin  Collen  served  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  lromthe6th  Feb.  ,868,  and  was  e   u.loyea  on 
Special  Surrey  Duty  from  the  .ji'd  March  until  the  end  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  m  ,8.^^^^^^^^^^ 
Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  ,885  as  Assistant  Military  Secretary  to  bir  Gerald  Graham   (mentioneu  m 

despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  "'it';  ^^''i??. '»'"l,J^'«"^"'^f>,'''f,V,  o,.  ,,  chief  Transport  Officer  with  the 

»  Major  General  G.R.  J.  Shakespear  served  inthe  Soudan  campaign  ,'»   f.^.  «  ^^li'S*  l™hsport  urn™ 
Indian  Contingent  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  ile<ial  with  Lj^^^P.'jnJ-Khedu^esbta^)^  serve 
in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  ,89,  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  <"'^°"°°°'; '".''^^P^^^f  I^e  eanrure  o    Magdala 
«»  Sir  Robert  Dalrymple  served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  o,  .nagua 

*^«  Maior  General  C  F.  Hu.'hes  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,870-80.  and  was  present  in  the  e°f  JS""";"'  " 
Ahmed 'Kheyl  (Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  with  Clas.r).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,886-87  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Colonel.  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  „„„„„.  :„  fv,„  onemfionsin  the  Bazar 

"Major  Geoeral  C.immms  served  in  the  Afghan  w*--^'  ■S?*-^".^"''.^^?**  P^^/"' \^ '^«,?P^^'*„^^^^^ 
Valley,  and  acted  as  Staff  UlKcerKoorum   Valley  Transport  (Brevet  ol  ^I''!",' f °^.  ^«^!^„'*3  .  ^^^^^^^^ 
Egyiitian  war  in  ,882  as  2nd  in  (Jommand  of  the  Punjab  Mule  Corps  for  '*"''^^'^  ^^"fef^;   »'^°  ^""^Jl^, '"ii„a 
Soudan  campaign  in  .885,  and  was  present  in  the  advance  to  „*"'!  destruction  ot  Temai  (Medal    w^th   Clasp   and 
Khedive's  Star).    Served  w,Lh  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  ,886-89  (mentioned  in  despatches,  u^u.. 
"'ASor'oeneral  G.  Simpson  served  with  the  Burmese  Es^pedition  in  ,885-88  as  Brigade  Major  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  Medal  w,th  two  Clasps).  onCTnu-omenta  at  Ahmed 

"Sir  Norman  Stewart  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  ■878^80    and  was  present  mtne  engagements  at  Ah^^ 
Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major    ^I^^al  with  Clasp).    Serveawi^^^^ 
Nile  Expedition  in  ,884-85  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  '^"""'r^v  ,l»    „nd  at  the  destruction  of  'Temai. 

and  was  present  in   the    engagements  at   Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  ^^^^]>,\?:^^.^XsLt) 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  Medal  with  two  Clasps  and  ^he    ve  s  btar) 

<«  Sir  Alfred  Gaselee  served  with  the  93rd  Highlanders  in  the  Umbeyla  ,<=='  JP/  '="  °J '?*f J^^/^'J^,^  ,868. 

Served  as  Staff  GUicer  to  the  Directorof  Transports  on  the  Highlands '  l;"-';"!^  '""' '■^"j^'^f.ffl^l^^^^^rrF^eid^^ 
and  was  present  at  thecapture  of  Magdala  (mentioned  indespatches.MedM).  .'^f/J/d  with  the  Hazara  rie^ 
u  ,868.    Served  with  the  4th  Punjaub  Infantry  at  the  surprise  ol  the  BczUee  village  of  Garaon  the  25tn  teu.       a 


Indian  Staff  Corps.— War  Sen-Ices  of  Field  Officers.  448(- 

(mentioned  in  despatches,  and  thanked  by  the  Governor  General].  Served  with  the  4th  Puniaub  Infantrv 
icn-oughout  the  Jowaki  Alreedee  expedition  of  1S77-7S  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp).  ServedTSSa-hout  the 
Afehan  war  of  i=,o-8o  in  the  Quarter  Master  General's  Department,  and  was  present  at  the  affair  at  ShShM  and 

'pr„L^  V^.-S^^h^r!?  in  H /^"'''i  ^H^'^  S'".'^  ^"°°  ""^'"^  ^''^'^^"'  (mentioned  m  despatches!  ;  accompan  ed  ^r 
Freaerick  Roberts  m  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  reconnaissance  on  31st  Au  nist  and  at  the 
battle  of  Uandahar  (msntjioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Cl.tsps,  and  Bron."i  Decorat  on, 
served  with  the  Zhob^^alley  Expedition  m  1884  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  with  the  Hazara  IS  tion 
in  iboiin  command  of  the  4th  Sikh  Infanl.ry  (mentioned  in  despatches,  ci.,  and  Clasp):  with  the  IsazaPExpH  ■ 
tion  m  1892  ;  and  with  the  Wazinstan  Field  Force  nnder  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  :SgV-Q5  in  coaimand  of  The  ,  b 
Goorkhas,  and  dnrmg  the  latter  part  of  the  operations  in  command  of  the  divisional  troops  (meat  onedn 
despatches  Olasp).  Cornmaaded  the  Second  BriKade  I'irah  Expeditionary  Force  in  the  canipaignSn  the 
SedaU^thtlTlas^sr  ^"'^'^  ""'-■  «"■  ^^'"-™   I'-'^>>--'  -  ■^97-93  (mentioned  in  despatoaer/^B?  and 

"  Colonel  W.  O  Thompson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S7S-79  (Medal).  Also  served  with  the  Mahsood 
Wiizeeree  h.-cpedition  in  1881.  Served  .vith  the  Hazarj,  Ev,ied.tioa  in  18S8  (Medal  with  Clasp)  with  ?he 
Miranzai  Expedition  in  189,  in  comra.-ind  of  the  3rd  Sikhs  (mentijned  in  despatches,  Clasp)  •'  wih  the 
Waz.ristan  Delimitit.on  Escort  under  Brigadier  General  Turner  in  1394  in  command  of  the  3i:d  Sikhs  (mrntioned 
in  despatches)  ;  and  with  the  Wajiristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lickhart  in  .894-9/ a.  Assistant  Quarter 
Master  General  for  Intelligence  (mentioned  in  despatches   DSO    and  Claspl  93  »^  as._i»i„iuL  yuarrer 

-»  Colonel  J.  Davidson  served  with  tlie  expe  lition  against  the  Jowaki' Afreedees  in  1S77-7S  (mentioned  i- 
despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  and  was  present  at  the  atfnpk  ,prt  ™r,?n  .« 
o    Ali  Musjidand  in  the  engagement  at  Fattehablid(mentioned^n'c?espawLt  Te  ™t  of  mIj^^^^^^^^ 

.•Major  General  Camnbell    served    as    Orderly  Officer   to    Major   General  Wilde  commanding  the    Hazara 

^^/i?.!"",^'"  '^8  'ncludingtheexpedition  against  thetribesonthe  Black  Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served 

with  the  Dour  Valley  E.xpedition  in  ,872.    Served  la  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the   affairs 

in  the  Kundil  Pass  and  at  Baghao  (^mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal,,  and  with  the  expedition  against  the  Mahsood 

Wuzeereesin  i83i  attached  to  the  Sigualhnj  Dipirtment  (m3ntioued  iu  despitohe^) 

«  Colonel  W  Hailes  served  in  the  Atghan  war  in  1879-Sc.  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  Reserve 
Division:  also  at  Peshawur (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iS8^-S6  and 
was  severely  wounded  in  an  engagement  near  Tumnioo  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  'with 

"Colonel  Burlton-Bennett  served  with  the  Looshai  Expedition  in  1871-72  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Meda 
with  clasp),  and  in  the  e.Yoedition  against  the  Jowaki  Afreedees  in  .877-78  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches  ClasD) 
Served  in  the  Afgnan  war  111  187S  79  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (Med'al  with 
Clasp).    Served  with  the  Zhob  Field  Force  in  .S90  (mentioned  in  despatches) 

„rP'?''"'fi  Vousden  served  m  the  Jovvaki  Afreedee  Expedition  of  .877-78, and  was  present  at  the  affair  at  Jummo 
(Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  .878-30,  and  was  present  at  the  alfairs  at  Karati-'a  and  Mattoon 
in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  6th  October  .879,  and  in  the  operations  around  I'ahnl  in  December  1870  inl 
eluding  the  investment  of  Sherpore  (three  times  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Maior.  Victoria  Cross    nnri 

4th 
of 

close  round  them.    After  rapidly  charging  through  and  through  thelineinyiracrwrrdT  and  for\^aTds"severau"^ 
they  swept  off  round  the  opposite  side  of  the  village  and  joined  the  rest  of  the  troops."    Served  with  the  two 
Miranzai  Expeditions  in  1891  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp).     Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897  witnthe  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  "as  Base  Co.umand.tnt 
on  the  Line  of  Communications  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps) 

"  Colonel  A.  Fishe  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .879-80  (Medal). 

"-Colonel  Harvey  Kelly  served  with  the  Burmese  iixpedition  in  1S87-89  as  Assistant  Commissary  General 
for  Transport;  was  Brigade  Transport  Othcer  in  the  operations  of  the  3rd  Brigade  under  Brigadier  General 
Wolseley  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ;  with  the  Ponklian  Expedition 
in  .SS9  as  Assistant  Commissary  General  under  Brigadier  General  Wolseley  (mentioned  in  despatches  Clasp)  •  and 
I u  the  operations  in  thl  Chin  Hills  and  on  the  .Vorth  East  Frontier  of  Burmih  in  180. -92  as  Princip  il  Commis- 
sariat Omcer  under  Major  Ganeral  Stewart.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  .80- 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  ^^ 

86  Colonel  H.  de  la  M.  Hervey  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  .878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  eaga.'smBnts  at 
Takht-i-Pul,  Saif-u-deen,  Ahmed  Kheyl,  and  Urzoo  ne  ir  Ghuznee  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp) 
Also  served  in  the  Mahsood  SVuzeeree  Expedition  in  1S81.  [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry  •'  Hart's 
Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786.]  ■' ' 

»s  Colonel  F.  W.  V.  Leckie  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Kokeraii 
(mentioned  in  despatches),  at  the  defence  of  Candahar  including  the  sortie  of  Deh  Khojah,  and  at  the  battle  of 
Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'I  Colonel  S.  V.Gordon  served  in  the  Afghan  w.irof  .378-80,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Khost 
Valley,  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  .879,  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  .879 
(mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  engagement  at  Saidabad  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march 
to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major  Medal  with 
three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Belief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  in 
command  of  the  23rd  Bengal  Infantry,  including  the  capture  of  the  Malakaud  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches 
Z)SO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'-  Lt.Colonel  D.  W.  K.  Barr  served  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1868  with  the  Transport  Train  (Medal) . 

'^  Colonel  G.  H.  C.  Dyoe  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  .868,  including  the  operations  on  the  Black 
Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  o< 
Mattoon  and  at  the  forcing  of  the  Shuturgardan (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).  Served  with  the" Mahsood 
Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  .88..  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  .886-87  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp)  ■ 
and  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  in  command  of  the  33rd  Punjal> 
Infantry  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  .895  as  Assistant  Quarter 
Master  General  to  the  force  (mentioned  m  despatches,  CB.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■'»  Colonel  R.  A.  Swetennam  served  with  the  Loosuai  Expedition  in  .871-72  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  with  the 
Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1877  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack 
and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (.Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-88  (Brevet  of 
Lt.Colonel,  Clasp);  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp);  and  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  in 
command  of  the  27th  Bengal  Infantry  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

'''  Colonel  Q.  F.  Young  served  111  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-So  as  Transport  Officer  and  as  Deputy  Assistant 
Quarter  Master  General,  Khyber  Brigaiie,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  al  Kam  Dakka  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches. Medal).  Also  served  in  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  .88.  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master 
General  2nd  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel, 
Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Sir  Howard  .\lelliss  served  with  the  33rd  Regiment  throughout  the  Abyssinian  war  in  .868,  and  was  present 
at  the  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal).  Served  m  the  Egyptian  war  of  .882  as  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  of 
the  Indian  Contingent,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major, 
Medal  wit*i  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  E.xpedition  in  1885 
as  Military  Attache  to  the  Naval  Commander  in  Chief  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

»  Colonel  J.  Brant  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .S79-80,  and  took  part  in  the  affair  on  the  Helmund  against 
the  VVab's  mutineers;  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  .Maiwand  (severely  wounded),  and  at  the  siege  of  Can- 
dahar (.Medal). 


448ci  Indian  Staff  Corps.— War  Services  of  Field  Officers. 

100  Colonel  r  C  Burton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1873-80  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal). 

i">  Ma°or  General  TF   Hobday  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1378-79  wi'h  the  Candahar  Field  Forc2  (Brevet  of 

'"ioJ°n'nf™?rF'  H  WiUon  8er^•edwith  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i883  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
CuLalReUefFOTCe  under  s"    Robert  Low  in   1895  in  command  of  the  34th  Bengal  Infantry  (mentioned  ,n 

*''i«?cS?on4fl' A  °GiWmel Served  the  =6th  Cameronians  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  ,868  (Medal). 

106  Pnlnnpl  t'n' 8  Kirkwood  served  in  the  Afghan  warm  18S0  (Medal). 

™  Coloul  D  S  CunmgVame  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
T^khfiPul  Ahmed  Khefl  (mentioned  in  despatobes),  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee,  and  Padkao  shana  (mentioned  m 
Ltfatches  BTev^t  of  MajJr,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  m  i38i.  Served 
witrthesl'condMi^anza  Expedition  in  189.  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  in  1894-95 
nider  lifwiUiaS  1.0 ckhart  in  command  of  the  ist  Punjab  Cavalry  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North 
wT^FronUerTlndia  under  S.r  William  Lockhart  in  ,897  as  Road  Commandant  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force 

'"'°Sl^i?rSra?W.  HUlsU^ed  with  the  Looshai  Expedition  in  187-7=  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Servedin  the 
Afghan^v^r  of  1878-80  aj,d  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  A  i  Musiid,  and  in  the  engagement  at 
Chlrasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879  (mentioned  in  despatches);  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  m  the  march 
to  (Dandahar  and  was  present^  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and 
Rr-nnyB  npcoration)      Served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp).  t  •   i..  t   r     . 

"  BriSru'eneral  Black  served  in  the  Burmese  canipaign  in  1885-88  with  the  23rd  Bombay  Light  Infantry 
medariith  Clasp)       Served  with  the  Cb.tral  Relief  Force  under  S.r  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  C.asp). 
*   lu  LtT^ironefw   H   Salmon  served  withthe  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,885-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps 

113  Coione°B.C  Graves  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  ontheLineof  Communications  in  the  Khyber 
including  thelno^io-ement  at  Kam  Uakka,  the  Hissarik  Expedition,  and  the  operat.ot.8  m  the  Lnghman  \ alle.r 
medan  Served  fn  the  campaign  on  th^  North  We.-t  Frontier  of  India  in  ,897-98  with  the  Malakand  Field 
Force  iiclndtag  the  operations  in  Bajaur,  and  commanded  the  3rd  Brigade  after  Brigadier  General  Wodehouse 
w^  wounded  af  the  ni^ht  attack  on  N^wazai  Camp  ;  also  with  tfe  M..hmand  Field  Force,  incluibng  the  engage- 
ment artheBedmanai  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  with  the  T.rah  Expeditionary  Force  (mentioned  m 

^^^l^ifc"ionf^wfLo*cfB''er^d^^t°hellSh^^^^  in  ,879-80,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with  the 

force  nnderMaior  General  Phayre  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  ,  ,,  .        ,,  j  ,1    o       „.,    ■     »u„ 

U7  Major  (Jeneral  Richardson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .879-80  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal).  Served  in  the 
Egyptian  war  of  ,882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir-severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive^sTtar).    Served  with  the  Zhob  Field  Force  under  Sir  George  White  in  ,850  in  command  of  the  18th 

^'<>^^t  CoTon'eTi'c^G^Lydiard's^rved'fl  the  Afghan  war  in  ,879-80,  and  waspresentintheengagen^ent  at  Kam 
nakka  and  with  the  expedition  into  the  Hissarik  Valley  (Medal).  ,  .    ».  „   .  „ 

i»  MtjorGenerarp  J.  Maitland  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,878-79,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  a 
Khushk-i-Xakhud  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  ,.    .„       ,         •       o      , ■>,„,„!  „:n,  riocr.' 

m  Colonel  F  R.  Begbie  served  in  the  campaign  against  the  Jowak.  Afreedeesin  ,877  (Medal  with  Caep.. 
Served  in  the  Afghan  war  m  .87S-79,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  ot  Ah  Musj.d  (^ledal  with  L  asp) 
Also  served  in  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  ,38,  (mentioned  in  desiiaiches).  Served  witb  the  Chm-Lushai 
ExnecUtronarv  Force  in  ,889-90  with  the  in.l  Battalion  2nd  Goorkhas  (mentioned  in  despatches  Clasp) 

iSfir  Ser  (JeneralCreat^erved  in  the  Afghan  war  m  ,878-79as  UeP-'WAssistantQuarter  Master  General  and 
afterwanls  as  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Kam  Dakka,  with  the  ex- 
pSn  into  the  Bazar  Valley,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Ali  Kheyl  (mentioned  m  despatches  Brevet  of  Maj^^^^^ 
Victoida  Cross,  and  Medal):  received  the  YC  under  the  following  c'^iinistances :--  On  the  2,,t  April  ,8,9 
Cantain  Crea"-h  was  detached  from  Dakka  with  two  companies  of  his  battalion  to  protect  the  village  of  Kam  Dakka 
on  the  CabS  River  a-ainst  p  threatened  incursion  of  the  Mohmunds,  and  reached  that  place  the  same  n.ght.  On 
the  Mlow™i  mlrn  ng  the  detachment,  ,50  men,  was  attacked  by  the  Mohmunds  m  overwhetomg  numbers,  about 
c-00  and  the  inhabitants  of  Kam  Dakka  having  themselves  taken  part  with  the  enemy,  Captain  Creagh  found 
himselT4der  the  necessity  of  retiring  from  the  village.  He  took  up  "^  P°?,'''™ '°  ? -l^-^f '^.^^  "^'/fs  o«iie  enem^ 
made  as  defensible  as  circumstances  would  admit  of,  and  this  position  he  held  against  all  the  eflorts  ot  the  enemy, 
Koeatedlv  repulsin-  them  with  the  bayonet  until  three  o'clock  in  the  afternoon,  when  he  was  relieved  by  a  detach- 
ml^^tseSr  the  purpose  from  DakUa.  The  enemy  were  then  finally  repulsed,  and  being  '^barged  by  a  troop  of 
Sr,oth  Be"  al  Lancers,  under  the  command  of  Captain  D.  M.  Strong,  were  routed  and  broken  and  great  nuinbws 
of  them  driven  into  the  river.  The  Commander  in  Chief  in  India  has  expressed  hisopmion  that  but  for  the  coolness, 
dWermina  ion  ad  gallantry  of  the  highest  order,  and  the  admirable  conduct  which  Captam  Creagh  displayed 
on  thUoccas^'n.tlio^detachment  unde?  his  command  would,  in  all  probability,  have  bee'i  cu'  °ff  a^a  destroyed_ 
Served  with  the  Zhob  F.eld  Force  in  ,890  unUer  Sir  George  White  in  command  of  the  2gth  Bombay  Inlantry 
(mentioned  in  despatches).  . 

12'  Colonel  W.  H.  Lyster  served  in  the  Afghan  war  m  ,S8o  (ileaai).  „.,,-».  .      „  „r  fi,o  -,.^1 

12»  it  Colonel  FC.  Maltby  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,887-88  includmg^^^^ 
Brigade  under  Brigadier  Generals  Lockhart  and  Collett  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  the  Chin  Lushai  Expedi- 

''■JSTtSronirw^'rc.'wylSe- served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,878-80  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar 
with  the  force  under  Major  (ieneralPhayre  (mentioned  in  despatcnes,Ciii.,  ana  iieaai).  ,„  „  t',.„„f;«, 

.31  Colonel  SERoUand  served  with  the  Bui-mese  Expedition  in  ,386-69  ""''"B'^''''^°^^^;^^^tT^^^^X- 
and  af^rTards  of  Mappah  and  a  movable  column  including  the  engagement  at  Segu,  where  he  was  se^ereb 
wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  ot  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp)  oi„^  „r  ,i!fi,  fi?  «r,^ 

?3?i5olonel  H.  A.  Vincent  served  with  the  33rd  Foot  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  ,867-68.  and 
tvji<»  nrpsent  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal).  ^  -     ..1,     „™„„f  o» 

^^(^ofonel  J  P  C.  Neville  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  ,878-80,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at 
CharasUh  on  the  6th  October  ,879.  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  ,879  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
^'?."s\fchai?e's  Le'sUelerVed  wWhThe-  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  ,889-90  in  command  of  a  Half  Bat- 

^t.h  tv,o  Phirral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  ,895  m  command  of  the  2nd  Battalion  4th  uoork.na  Kines, 
"^?;'SljoV'G?neSfS'ser;ed1nre-ifICJ,lrr%?t^  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal 

Se  Utman  Khel  Column  of  the  Malakand  Field  Force  (mentioned  m  defatchesCi.,  and  two  Clasps). 

iM  T  r  Orrinr,e1  T  arppnawav  scrvcd  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,886-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

1-  ^^i°eTB.  6Sinner  se?vld  in^he  Afghan  war  in  ,879-80  (Medal)..    Served  wth  the  Burmese  Expedition 
in  ,885-87  [DSO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp),  and  with  the  Lushai  Expedition  m  1889  (Clasp). 


Indian  Staff  Corps. — War  Services  of  Field  Offii-.ers.  4481! 

(Me'dal'with  Olaror'''''  '*-'"^"'^°"  ^''"^'^  ""''  theBui-mese  Expedition  m  1885-86  as  Brigade  Transport  Officer 

/■,r^'^n''"l?'  ^•^-  ■5°^'^  T'"®'^  "  ^^  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  on  the  Line  ot  Communications  with  the  Khvber 
(Medal).  Served  mth  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  1886-S7  (mentioned  in  despatches,  flSO.,  and  ^redal^vith  two 
Uasps  ;  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  t8c,i  (Clasp)  ;   and  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  iSgi  (ClasD) 

1"  Major  General  Christopher  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  137S-S0  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).  Served 
in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,882  {Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Xorth  Wes  Frontier 
of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  .897  w.th  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Commissary  Genend 
(mentioned  m  despatches,  CB.,  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ^leueiiii 

,  'A',  ^'■,9,?'?°f '  ^f  <=''?y  ^^■'.™''  j,°  'H''  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2  with  the  2nd  Belooch  Regiment,  and  was  present  at 
^^■^IM^  rel-el-Kobir  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)  Served 
with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iS83  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ■-'"»»;•     omvau 

i«  Colonel  CM.Keighleyserv-edm  the  Afghan  war  in  187S-79,  and  took  part  in  the  expedition  into  the  Bazar 
Valley  and  m  the  advance  on  Cabul  Medai).  Also  served  in  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  188..  Served 
with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i38S  (DSO..  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Pronier  of  India  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  nni'er  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  rSq7°98  as  Chief  Commis- 
sariat OHicer  Line  of  Communications  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasns) 

i«  Colonel  F.  G  T.  Welch  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i83o  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  E.-cpeditior  in 
1886-87  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Meaal  with  two  Clasps).  .vhcuioiui.  ,u 

„"I  E^l^''^^'  D™'°S  served  in  tlie  Afirhau  war  in  1873-79  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Bnrmeso  Expedition  in 
J8S0-8S  (mentioned  in  despatches,  ZISO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionarv  Force 
under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  m  ,896  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal) .  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North 
West  Frontier  of  India  under  bir  William  Lockhart  in  1897,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Mohmaud 
Field  Force  (mentioned  lu  uesoatohes.  Medal  with  Clasp).  vuuin,Liu 

'«  Lieut.General  Bgerton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i879-So,accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march 
to  Oandahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (meutioiod  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp  and  Bronze 
Decoration).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i83S  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  (mentioned  in  desnatches 
Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  two  Miranzai  Expeditions  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  i8gi  as  Assistant 
Adjutant  General— severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Clasp)  Served  with  the 
Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  in  command  of  a  Brigade  (received  the  thanks  of 
the  Government  of  India,  mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.  and  Clasp).  Commanded  the  Indian  Contingent  at  Suakin 
during  the  Dongola  Expedition  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  (mentioned  in  despatches  appointed  Aide 
de  Camp  to  the  Queen,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal).  Commanded  the  Tochi  Force  in  the  campai'^n 
on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  IniUa  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  (mentioned  in  desnatches  Medlil 
mth  Clasp).  * 

i"  Colonel  C.  A.  Mercer  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1868  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  in  the  Looshai  Expedi- 
tion in  :87i-72  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali 
Musjid,  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  1879,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Saidabad ;  accompanied  Sir 
Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches 
Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Also  served  with  the  Marri  Expedition  in  1880  Served  witli 
the  Waziristau  E.tpedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  in  command  of  the  ist  Battalion  4th  Goorkha 
Rifles  (Clasp). 

iM  Colonel  T.  H.  Goldney  served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  1888  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  with  the  Dongola  E.\peditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  (British  Medal  and 
Khedive's  Medal).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  of  2nd  August  and  the  relief  of  Chakdara  Fort  (mentioned  in  despatches) 
with  the  expedition  into  the  Mohmand  country  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  at  the  night  attack  on  the  14th 
September,  and  with  the  Utman  Khel  Column  of  the  Malakand  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches  CB  and 
Medal  with  two  Clasps).  '       *' 

15'  Colonel  H.  D.  Hutchinson  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  in  com- 
mand of  the  2nd  Battalion  3rd  Goorkhas  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

153  Lt.Colonel  P.  R.  Ditmas  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879  with  he  Vitakri  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  de- 
epa,tchea.  Medal). 

155  Colonel  J.  N.  Walker  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i83o  as  Brigade  Major  to  the  Candahar  Line  of  Com- 
munications (Medal).    Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  m  1884  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General 

•58  Colonel  A.  J.  Brander  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-So,  first  with  the  Candahar  Field  Force,  and  after- 
wards with  the  Northern  Afghanistan  Field  Force  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal 
with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp). 

153  Lt.Colonel  C.E.  Tate  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  18S0  as  Political  Officer  at  Khelat-i-Ghilzie,  accompanied 
Sir  Frederick  Roberts  m  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp 
and  Bronze  Decoration).  ^' 

1™  Colonel  R.  K.  Ridgeway  served  in  the  operations  against  the  NagaHill  tribes  in  1879-S0,  and  was  severely 
wounded  at  the  assault  of  Konoma  (meutioned  in  despatches,  Victoria  Cross,  and  Medal  with  Clasp) ;  was  awarded 
the  yC  "fot  conspicuous  gallantry  throughout  the  attack  on  Konoma,  on  the  22nd  November  1S79,  more  espe- 
cially in  the  final  assault,  when,  under  a  heavy  fire  from  the  enemy,  he  rushed  up  to  a  barricade  and  attempted 
to  tear  down  the  planking  surrounding  it,  to  enable  him  to  effect  an  entrance,  in  which  act  he  received  a  very 
severe  rifle  shot  wound  in  the  left  shoulder."  Served  with  the  Mauipore  Expedition  in  1891  in  command  of  the 
44th  Goorkha  Rifles  (mentioned  in  desnatches.  Clasp). 
'"  Lt.Colonel  F.  B.  Peile  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884. 

1"  Colonel  R.  Gordon  served  with  the  Jowaki  Afr&edee  Expedition  in  1877-78  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  i8gi  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontierof  India  under 
Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  in  command  of  the  22ud  Punjab  Infantry  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  and 
was  present  in  the  operations  in  Swat  and  Bajaur  including  the  night  attack  of  Nawagai  on  the  igth,  20th  and 
2i8t  September ;  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force  including  the  captnre  of  the  Badmanai  Pass  and  the  operations 
in  Mittai  and  Suran  Valleys  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  on  the  Line  of 
Communications  including  the  engagement  at  Dargai  cm  the  i8th  October  1897  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal 
with  two  Clasps). 
i«  Brigadier  General  H.  E.  Penton  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
I''*  Major  General  E.  L.  Elliot  served  in  the  .\fghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition 
in  1885-89  (mentioned in  despatches,  DSO.  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Dongola  E.xpeditionary 
Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1096  (CB.,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal). 

167  Colonel  C.  W.  J.  Hingston  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S8-S9  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal 
with  Clasp),  and  with  the  Ohin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  iu  1889-90  (Clasp). 

IS'  Colonel  H.  A.  Abbott  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1873-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 
Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba 
and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's 
Star).  Served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  in  command  of  the  15th  Sikhs  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1857-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (wounded),  and  with  the  Flying  Column  of  the  Kohat  Field  Force 
(mentioned  iu  despatches,  CB.^  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

171  Lt.Colonel  F.  D.  Raikes  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  on  special  Political  duty  (received 
the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp);  also  served  with  the 
Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  (Clasp),  and  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  18S9-90  (Clasn). 

1'^  Colonel  C.  R.  Macgregor  served  as  Adjutant  with  the  44th  Bengal  Native  Infantry  in  the  Duffla  Expedition  In 
2874-75 :  also  served  with  the  44th  Bengal  Native  Infantry  in  the  Naga  Expedition  in  187^  (mentioned  in  despatches, 


448/  Indian  Sta^'  Gorps.-War  Services  of  Field  Officers. 

Z  received  the  thank,  of  the  Government  of  I.dia,   and  wi^^^^^ 

in  1877-7S  (received  the  thanks  of  the  ''Overnoi  General  01  imua,  .==  1    ^         ^^^^  i_,|^  g^^^^^  ^^  ^^^ 

ral  tJth'e  Naga  Field  Force  in  ^879-80  (mentioned  mles^^^^^^^         '"^rrch  to  Cund'ahar  as  Brigade  Transport  Officer. 
Afghan  war  in  iS3o,  accompanied  >="  ,r^'}?"l^'{\i^^^  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mant.oned  in  despatchef. 

and  acte.i  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  Genera    llacBregor^aL^^  Expedition  in   1880  under  Brigadier 

Medal  with  Clasp,  and   B™°f  .,^ecorat.on)      A'^?  f^;[,'=b''J^VhaEKpedition  in  ,88,  (naentioned  in  despatches). 
General  Macgregor(meiU.onedmdes,atclies)bcr.eM^  44tk  Goorkha  Light  Infantry  (nicnticned  in 

Served  "''^^^'j^^Bn^'^L^'cotoneuTsO  /an^  tUaspK    Served  with  the  Wantho  Expedition  in  189.  in  command  of 

the  No^^hefn  Samn  (m™''™<'„^'i°  <lfK'^;i'^a*'r  T!879-8o,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed 

177  Colonel  E.  Bruce  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1079       .  .  ^^^^  Clasp). 

KheylandUrzoonearGhu7.nee(mentmncd.ndespatch^^^^^^^^^  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of 

^^l^li^C^S^Z^^'^^^^^^^^"^  '^-^  Burt^ese  Expedition  ,n  .888-8,  (mentioned  in 


:jia|01,   .^cii»>    ■•  ^-^        .    .   Vn 

despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp) . 


„ , .__   al  with  Clasp) .  .,  ,    „  ,„„■  „f  ,0,0  «„  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Nuttall  in 

r,rcolonel  F.  Abbott  served  m  the  Afghan  war  0^^878  80  as  Ordmr  u      ^^^^^    ^^^^^^ 
the  advance  on  Candahar  and  afterwards  as  Bigade  Ma  o.otnev™  .^  ^^     Assistant  Field 

1.0  Colonel  A.  Howlett  served  in  the  oi^"=t\  "\^  Jj'  '„  Eiiiedition  in  ,89.  in  command  of  the  .2th  Madras 
fnfir;  (Inrtronrd  in  d'eSchet  Medar^^ih'^asp)"''and  in  't.e  operations  in  the  Chin  lUUs  u,  ,8,.  m  cm- 
•"f-'I'^Colon^.^s' H?  RGm^^s  served  ^  the  A^han  -r  in  .878^,9  (MedaD  ^^^  3^,^^^^^  ^^^,^^„,^ 

18.  ColonelW.  A.Broome  ^er^?'  ;°  '^»  Ai«'l7u."'"  uUti™  of  C^  Girishk  (Medal).     Served  with 

present  in  the  engagement  ^'^'^^liV^H^'^^arof^SSrand  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with 
the  =nd  Belooch  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  ™/ »,''*/• ''^^'g.litVon  in  i836-Kg  as  Second  in  Command  ol  the  .s 
Clasp,  and  Khedive'.s  Star  .     S<=^%<'?„^\'^tu!i^hn?eratS  a^  the  Karen  Tribes  in  ,887-88  and  served 

Belooch  Battalion  Light  Infantry  ;  t^iok  part  in  the  01  erM^^^^  including  the  engagement  at  Nga-Kyne, 

with  the  Karen  Field  Force  under  ^;;'f*;J'",„«„\'^f;e  ^f  Sawlon    Medal  with  two  Clasps).     Commanded  the  .7th 
Ci^?:fLi;.Vrfan^?f a-nft^h'e^^f  V? '"  F"'^ 

^i^-^olonel  J.  R.Hobday  served  with  the  candahar  Fiem  Force  i^^ 
^-^';^^^:l^o:^!^^^r:^J^^<^^S^^^  Bur^ah  a.ong  the  Chinese  Frontier  in 

'^?,lV&'^G"^^S'tfved^lv^ 

with  the  13th  BengalLancersintheEgyp  innwarof   8^  Expedition  in  ,887-88  as  Deputy 

in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp  and  Khedive  s  ''^^]l.°^Z{jnmr  Burmah  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
AssistLt  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General, St  Bn^^^^^^  ^^  ^^^.^  ^^^^^  g-^  ,yi„i         Lockhart 

?i'',t7^8''^thThe  Mrmand  '^i-efdrorrircomin^and'of  the  .3th  Bengal  Lancers  (mentioned  m  despatches. 

Medal  with  Clasp).  .    „„„„j  :_  „,p  Aft^han  war  in  ,880  (Medal). 

;::  ^2t^f:r:^^'^^^^^Z^;Sl^^^^  Tribes  in  .8,9-80,  and  was  present 

at^e^S^?^^^^=KSS5^e^S^^ 

ot  the  Commander  in  S."'^.*^,,;"  },"<*;?■  ^?,!^re  F^ood  tion  in  ,89,  as  Chief  Political  Officer  (received  the  thanks  of 
in  despatches).     Served  with  the  Mampo,  e  ^;^  '^^  ,'  ^^"n^'b^ef  in  India,  mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 
the  Governor  General  in  Council  and  of  the  ^"'"l"''    '" '."^pedition  in  ,886-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) . 
I"  Lt.ColonelA.  J.  P.  Nuthall  served  with  the  Burmese  l.xpe^^^^  9  ^^  the  captu.e  of  the  Peiwai 

.."  Lt.Colonel  W.  B.  Wilson  served  >"'''=  Afghan  vv^irrf  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December 

TV^aT^l'Ziro^s;.):rer.l^^^^^^^  *-  -^^^-^^  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Breve. 

°<it:Cor„eY?:'''rp'Mrelth  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .87,^80  and  was  P-en|m  tj^^engagemen^t 

"^^V^^^^neVH.'^cl^LZml;  S?:i;hn  t>.e  Afghar.^ar^n  ■;79^8=  (Med^  ^^^^^  ^^^^^^^^^^        ^ 

Tm  iedal  wYth  Clasp),  and  with  the  «--"  Bxp-^mhr  in  ,8^^^  ^.^^^  ^^^^^       B 

Northwest  Frontier  of  India  under  8'f,,,^^''''f,"';2fi^*^''n^and  country  (mentioned  in  despatohe»l;  also  witU 
trBTn^efFtir#oJceL'c^'nimSi':i.!at''fn'^h^  re'o'^cL'munications  [mentioned  in  despatches,  .Medal  with 

'^T?e^L't^X-nel  G.  S.  Eyreserved  in  the  Afghan  w^^^^^ 

Valley  Field  Force,  and  was  present  at  '^e  attack  and  capture  o,v  .^  ^^  ^.^^^  received 

Decorations  forGallantry,"  Hart's  Annual  Army  L^^^^^^^^  y^^^^^,  ^nd  Judge  Advocate  (men- 

.>:  Colonel  E.  Balfe  served  in  the  Ha^ara  fcxpedit.on  m  -"SJ  '^y         ^^,g  >,orth  West  Frontier  of  India  under 

'^Pr-wMLt^ro'cth^ak^'h-sj;-^  a°^Trlncip\TVfo;ost"?da?sZlTirah  Expeditionary  Force   (mentioned  1,1  de- 

^«i!?I£Sf tt^?'^^n^^'^^s-^r^--^--">  -  -—  ^'  ''--'•  -' 

NaVhud  and  Ahmed  Kheyl  (mentioned  m  despatches,  Medawitn,.,    .^ 

Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Also  served  ^^  ith  the  Zhoo  Va,i  ey  iixpe  Soudan  campaign  in  ,885  ae 

■»i  Colonel  C.  W.  Mair  served  m  the  Afghan  war  in  ,880  (MedalK    ^^rve^  ,_^  ^^^  engagements  at 

Aide  de  Camp  to  Colonel  Hudson.  Commanding  Indian  Contingent    ana  wa  ^         t^^es.  Medal  with  two 

aiue  uo  >ja,".ij         „„-„.    ,„„,,„   „„,,  ir,   the  niierations  at   lamai  imeiibiuuc"  1;                     «oi.i,p(1   n  the 


Hasheen  and 
SS?li5l,?;S:Noi^^~or^of^ 

''STt.Sro^nTE^rni4''i.rs^V^^^^^^^^^^  served  with  the  Chin-Lnshai  Bx- 

aos  Colonel  G.  B.  Austin  served  in  the  Afghan  war  m  ,079  00  v    <=      < 
^'^^'ToiloueuVVl&^v^^^^^^^^  in  ,878-79  with  theKoorum  Field  Force,  and  took  part 

Sir  Robtt  LOW  iu  ,895  as  Base  t^o--"tTflhaT  war,L"T7tT9('^  -  '^^  S"""^"  '^"'^''^''  "^ 

»"  Colonel  H.  C.  B.  Lucas  served  in  the  Afghan  «ai  in  ,070  /y  v 

1885  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Stat). 


Indian  Staff  Corps. —  War  Services  of  Field  Officers.  448^ 

208  Colonel  A.  R.  Porter  served  iu  the  Afghan  war  in  iS;^  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in 
1891  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

^"9  Lt.Colonel  E.  C.  Kellie  served  in  the  Afghau  war  in  iSJd  Medal).  Served  with  the  Suvmese  Expedition  in 
1S85-33  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  Ueieral  4th  Brij;ade  (mentioned  iu  despatches  Medal 
with  two  Clasps). 

2'«  Colonel  J.  C.  F.  Gordon  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter 
Master  General  2nd  Colnnin,  Served  in  the  E'jyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  India  nnder  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-93  in  command  of  the  6th  Bengal  Cavalry  with  the 
Kurram  Movable  Column,  and  afterwards  with  the  Tirah  Kxpeditionary  Force  (meatioaed  in  despatches,  Medal 
with  two  Clasps), 

2"  Lt.  Colonel  C.  H.  V.  Garbett  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-S0,  and  was  Dresent  in  the  expedition  to  the 
villages  of  Banda.Kuddee.  and  Roghani ;  accompanied  Sir  Fredericic  Roberts  "in  the  march  t)  Candahar,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

-'*  Colonel  A.  W.  Proudfoot  served  in  the  Aft^han  war  in  iSjq-Zo  (Medal). 

■■^13  Brigadier  General  Michell  served  with  the  Buiinese  Expedition  in  1SS7-39  including  service  in  the  Intelli- 
gence Branch  beyond  the  Indian  frontier  {Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Mani- 
pore  Expedition  in  iSgi  as  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp), 

2'*  Colonel  A.  de  V.  Alexander  served  with  the  Khyber  Field  Force  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i879-So(Medall. 

2'5  Lt.Colonel  R.  F.  Trotter  served  with  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1S77-7S  (Med^l).  Serve  1  in  the 
Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  at  ihe  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

-16  Colonel  E.A.Young  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S7S-30,  and  was  present  in  the  advance  to  Candahar 
and  Khelat-i-Ghilzie  and  in  the  engagement  at  Ahmed  K hey  1— severely  wounded  and  horse  shot  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  second  Mii-anzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2'7  Brigadier  General  More  Molyneiix  served  inthe  Afghan  war  of  1S7S-80  (Medal).  Served  in  the  S  ludan  cam- 
paign in  1885  attached  to  the  Intelligence  Department,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and 
Th«kool  and  in  the  operations  at  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Ex- 
pedition in  1885-89  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  (mentioned -n  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Cotouol,  Medal  with 
two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Xurth  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-9S 
with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  for  Intelligence  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches, DSO.  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

->*  Lt.Colonel  W.  P.  Kennedy  served  during  the  Afghan  war  in  iSSo  as  Assistant  Governor  Genex'al's  Agent  in 
Beloochietan  (Medal}. 

213  Colonel  H.  M.  Mason  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS6-87  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^  Colonel  F.  Stevenson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-S0,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
Ahmed  Kheyl  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the 
march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  batlle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

=^''  Colonel  A.  A.  Pearson  served  iu  the  Afghan  war  in  iS3o  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in 
iS36-S  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  3rd  Brigade  Upper  Burmah  Field  Force  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Nominated  to  the  ist  Class  of  the  Order  of  the  Brilliant  Star 
of  Zanzibar  for  his  services  during  the  military  operations  on  the  mainlan  I  of  Zanzibar  in  March  and  April  1896. 

^-  Colonel  G.  Hawkes  served  in  the  Rumpa  Rebellion  in  i83o.  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  iSSS 
(Medal  with  Clasp) ;  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  2nd  Battalion  5th  Goorkhas  (Clasj)} ;  and  with  the 
Isazai  Expedition  in  1892. 

2^  Lt.Colonel  R.  C.  Hadow  served  in  the  Afghan  warof  1S78-S0,  and  waspresent  inthe  engagements  at  Aliased 
Khevl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  two  Clas|>s,  and  Bronze  DeC'-»ration).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  m  1885, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  the  Tofrek  zereba  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps, 
and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1S91  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  iu  the  campaign  on  the  N'orth  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Leckhart  in  1S97,  first  with  the 
Kohat  Kurram  Field  Force  and  afterwards  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  13th  Bengal  Infantry, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Dargai  on  the  i8th  and  20th  Oetol^er— wounded  (two  Chisps). 

^2'  Colonel  E.  A.  Barclay  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-3©  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition 
in  1S87-89  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

2^  Colonel  C.  O.  Nicholetts  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1379-S0  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expe* 
dition  in  1885-89  Jmentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^  Colonel  J.  E.  Main  served  with  the  expedition  against  the  Jowaki  Afreedeesin  1877-78  fMedal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  5th  Punjab  Infantry  iu  the  Afghan  war  of  1S7S-80,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  around  Cabul 
in  December  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  18S1.  Served  with 
the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  iSqi  (Clasp). 

'•^  Colonel  H.  S,  Wheatley  served  m  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-S0,  and  was  present  in  the  advance  to  Cabul 
under  Brigadier  General  Charles  Gough,  and  at  the  relief  ot  Sherpore;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the 
march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Caudahar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps, 
and  Bronze  Decoration). 

^'^  Lt.Colonel  H.  H.  Young  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  iu  1S86  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2^**  Lt.Colonel  F.  E.  Kenny  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS6-87  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

2fi  Colonel  G.  D.  C.  Gastrell  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  in  the  expedition  into  the 
Hissarik  Valley  (Medal). 

232  Colonel  G.  L.  Garstin  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i83o  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaignin  18S5, 
and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Hasheen  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  with  the  9th  Bengal  Lancers 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

233  Colonel  W.  R.  Le  G.  Anderson  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Starl.  Served 
iu  the  ca^npaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  uu;ler  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Tirah  Ex- 
peditionary Force  as  Controller  of  Military  Accounts  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-1^  Lt.Co'lonel  J.  W.  E.  Angelo  served  in  the  Afghiu  war  in  1878-79,  and  took  pax't  in  the  advance  to  Cjndahar 
ani  Khelat-i-Ghilaie  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  13S6-S7  (MeJal  with  two  Clasps).  Served 
with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  ia  1805  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2J6  Colonel  G.  P.  Francis  served  in  the  Afghan  war  m  1873-79  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedi- 
tion in  1884.  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the 
Tofrek  zereba,  at  various  attacks  on  convoys,  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

'37  Lt.Colonel  A.  Masters  served  inthe  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80,  and  took  part  with  the  Kama  Expedition  ;  accom- 
panied Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candah^r,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with 
f'iasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  undn-  Sir  William 
Lockhart  iu  1897-9S  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force'and  the  Buncr  Field  Force  as  Assistant  Quarter  Master 
General  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

•^  Lt.Colonel  H. P.P. Leigh  served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S91  as  Political 
Officer  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

2'*3  Lt.Colonel  R.  C.  Temple  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S7S-79,  and  took  part  inthe  advance  on  Khelat-i-Ghilzie 
(Medal).     Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS5-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'W  Lt.Colonel  F.  G.  Vivian  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  iSo^-gsas 
Officiatmg  Commandant  of  the  33th  Dogras  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  iu  th«  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-gS  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  in  command  of  the  38th 
Dograa  including  the  relief  of  Chakdara,  the  night  attack  of  Markhanai,  the  operations  against  tlie  Mamunds, 
and  the  engagements  at  Agrah  and  Gut  and  Badalai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Chisps). 

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448/i  Indian  Staff  Corps.— War  Services  of  Field  Ogicers. 

2"  Lt  Colonel  H  N.  McRae  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  i373-3o,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  AH 
M     -M   iV;i,B  t»7,  pvnpditions  into  llie  Bazar  Vallev  (mentioned  in  despatches),  in  the  engagement  at  JuEduliuck 

T^,h/t  »tr^ara.^lh  orthr-.?tni7ril  .33o  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  wich  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in 
^384     Ser^'ed\vllh  theHaLra\-.^^  in  ,835  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).     [See  also  Civa  Decora- 

"°"  Uc''oloneT'/'c  "MB'e%^seTed^™the 'Xfjan  wa^r  of  ■3;3-8o,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar 
Kotal  Lthren-aiementatKamDakkaand  w.th  the  Kama  Exped'tion  (Medal  WLth  Clasp)  Also  served  wtb 
.h„  \VXnnd  WazeeSeBxneditiouini33..  Served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  29th  BeuRal 
lniantrv-woulleT(mentione  1  h"  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under 
Sir  Robertlow  in  .395  in  command  of  the  30th  Punjah  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp)  Served  m  the  campa.snon 
H^NnrfhWel^  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  .897-93  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  I  orce  in 
commvnd  of  the  30th  Puujal,  Infantry,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range  and  the  expedition  into 
fVio  Tin7nr  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches,  three  Clasps).  „„»„i   „. 

2»  T  M'olonel  C  Ho--e  served  in  the  Af^lian  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  mtne  engagement  at 
MazBena(lIe"ral)Si?«a  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i338  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp);  and  m  the 
Waziri"  tan  Expellition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  ,894-95  with  the  33--d  Punjab  Infantry  (Clasp). 

"?Lt  Colonel  Wingate  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1 895  as  Special  Forage  Officer 

°".i'^Lt'So?onrtJ°THtfe're?v'e''d^'a  ti;' AfgS'war  in  i373,and  was  present  at  the  attack  and.capture  of  AH 
Masjid(M?diS  with  Clasp)     Also  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  .83i.   Served  with  the  Hazara 

'^SS'Li'c?.onero'c"fdt7il''e^eT^^^^  the  Jowakee  Afreedee  Expedition  in  ,877-78  (mentioned  in  despatches 
(Medal'with  CUisp)  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,879,  and  took  part  in  the  Zaimusht  Expedition  including  the 
irsauH  rfZawa(Mkal)     Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884.     Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition 

'^«lVcXn'l'I'MonTana™st;ei'^ 

Served  wUh  he  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,886-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps)  Served  in  the  campaign  on  tlie  .North 
West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  ,397-98  'vilh  the  ^If'^^and  Field  Force  '^J^o^™™'  °f  "»^ 
,fi,h  RoTitril  Iiifantrv  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Lamau  Utman  Khel  column  (mentioneii  m  ac- 
spatcS;  also  wUh'thc  Lnei  Keld  Force  including  the  assault  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (mentioned  m  despatches, 

'^als'Lt^ColoneMV.'H.F.MacMullen  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,879-80  (Medal).  ju„„,  Tri,»-„i 

"ocoioneic  Pulley  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  ,378-80.  and  was  present  m  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kleyl 
and  Ur/00  nea^  Ghuznee  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  .886-37,  and  "^^Kf^'^^l 
woundedtn  an  engagement  on  the  =.th  November  ,336  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with 
C°a^)  Served  in  the  campaign  on  tiie  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  ■8?7-93  m 
Command  of  the  "stBattalion''3rdUoorkha  Bides  with  the  Kurram  Kohat  F%°«. '"'^•''ding  the  operations  on 
thfslmana  Ran-e  (mentioned  in  despatches),  with  the  Tirah  Exped.tiomry  Foree  and  also  w  th  the  Flying 
Colnmn  of  the  Kohat  Field  Force  iraentione.l  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Colonel,  Medal  with  three  Clasps) 
°?LTt  Colonel  RF  Jameson  ser^ 

w"thLKoOTam>ied?orce,  and  wa.s  present  at  the  affair  on  the  .=nd  November  ,878  and  at  the  cap  ure  of  the 
Peiwar  Kotal  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  6th  October  ,879,  and  m  the  various  operations  around  Cabul  in 
Declmb7ri37,  and  thV  subsequent  defence  of  Sherpore  (Medal  with  three  Clasps)  Served  as  Adjutant  and 
OnarferManerah  Punjab  Infaitry  in  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  under  Brigadier  General  Gordon  in  ,33,. 
^  =S"o'oneliv  G  F.  Bro\7ne  serv^^  (Medal),      Served  with  the  Burmese  E.^pedmon 

in  .836  Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  with  the  Lushai  Expedition  in  ,339  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Clasp)  ;  and  with 
the  Chin  Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1S89-90  as  Superintendent  of  Signalling  (mentioned  m  despatches  BSO 
ludClasD)      Serv-ed  inBurmahin,8q,-9iin  comm  of  the  Tlang-tlang   Column  (t'lasp).     Served  with  the 

tThaSfReiief  Force  under  SifRober? Low  in  ,895  with  the  2nd  Battalion  4th  Woorkha  Rifles  (Medal  w'thClasn) 
Se--ved  in  the  campai"u  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  m  ,897-98  with  the 
Ifrlh  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2ud  Battalion  4th  Goorkha  Rides,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the 
sSSpaXandArhanga  Passes,  and  in  the  operations  against  the  Chamkauis  and  m  the  Bazar  \  alley  (men- 

""^".•^iPcSe^'^ol^si'viriSe^lthT^^^ 

Khelat-i-Gh°  zie  the  en-.a-'ement  at  Saif-u-deen,  and  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near 
oSe6^iccompanied°S?r  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of 
Candahlr  medal  with  two  Clasns,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  with  the  Isaza.  Expedition  in  ,892  Served 
Sthe  Chitral  Relief  Force  uuder  Sir  Robert  Low  in  .395,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass 
TMedal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Nort,h  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  .807  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  (mentionec"  in  despatehes.  Clasp).  .    »  »,      ,  „„,„  „r  t„,  „,  v^w,^ 

">Lt  Colonel  C  S  Wheler  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2.  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel;el-Kebir 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  FronUer  of  India  under 
cTir  William  Lockhart  in  ,897-08  with  the  6th  Bengal  Cavalry  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,      ~.    c  ,„ 

^^^s'^kl^vTBlvro^  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .378-79  with  the  coluinn  under  Sir  Samuel  Browne, 
jiajoi  vjeuuitii  i'o.    "^ ^  ^ r  «i;  Ar. ..-:;,]  r\ro,ioi  iriti.  r'loani      Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  .882 


as 
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West  Frontier  of  India  under  S  r  W  1  am  Lockhart  m  ,397-93  as  Assisiaui,  a.ujui«t  .u  -^c""";'  ^..<."  ^^F-^...y..».j 
Force  and  was  prefent^^    the  engagement  at  Saran  Sar  (mentioned  m  despatches,  CB.  and  Medal  with  two  Ciasps). 
251  Lt  Colonel  W.  G.  Mansel  served  in  the  Afghan  war  m  ,379-80  (Medal).  „„,,„„  i.,„„,,-> 

=M  Lt  Colone  M  0.  Cooke-CoUisserved  with  theCorps  of  Guides  throughout  the  Jowaii  Afreedee  Exped  tion  in 
,877-78undef(5eneralKeyes(Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  present  at  the  operationt  against  the  Raniza.  village  ot 
Skhakat  on  the  ,4th  March  ,878,  and  in  theattack  on  the  Utman  Kheyl  vdlages  on  21st  March  ,878.  Served  with 
flTeijOTOS^f  Guides  in  the  Afghan  war  of  ,878-30,  and  was  present  atthe  capture  of  Ali  Musjid,  the  investinent  o, 
Sheroore  m  December  ,370,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  25th  April  ,880  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
Ie?ved  wiSi  the  mizara  Elpedition  in  ,891  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Re  lef  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low 
in  189^  with  the  34th  Punjab  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  W  est  Fiontier 
0^  indirunder  Sn^Villiam  Lockhart  in  ,897-93  with  the    Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  m 

'=°.gTt'So.onem!vt'F,Sairr^^^^ 

and  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  ,879  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar  and 
wat  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  ( M^dal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  with  the  Akha 
Expedition  in  ,333-34  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  with  the  lianipore  Expedition  in  .89,  as  Chief  Com- 
mtesariat  Officer  (mtntioned  in  desoatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  -<  orce  under  Sir 
Robert  Low  iiiS93  as  Divisional  Transport  Ollicer  on  the  Line  of  Communications  (mentioned  m  despatches, 

"?6')''c^onel"cf  al'Des  Voeux  served  during  the  Dongola  Expedition  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  (Medal). 
Served  intoe  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  ,897-98  in  command  of  the  36th  Sikhs  including  the 
oneratioSs  on  the  Samana  Range  ;  commanded  the  Fort  of  Gulistan  during  the  attacks  of  the  27th  August  and  3rd 
aEd  4  h  September  and  during  the  subsequent  siege  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  also  w.  h  the  Tirah  Expeditionary 
Force  including  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  engagements  at  Saran  Bar  and  Tsiri 
KandiMhe  operations  in  the  Maidan,  Bagh  and  Waran  Valleys,  and  the  march  down  the  Bara  \alle>  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Colonel,  Medal  with  three  Clasps).  ,,,,,,      •„   r.i„„„\ 

°  M  Lt  Colonel  R.  Fulton  serred  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  m  ,333  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

303  LtColonel  F  M.  Ruudall  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  ,836-37  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  in  the  Chm- 
Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1839-50  with  the  Burma  Column  (Clasp)  1  in  the  operations  in  the  CU.n  Hills  m 
S^o-9    in  (?omS?Xof  the  ICanhow  E'xpedition  {BSO.);  with  the  Manipore  E.xpedition  in  18,,  (mentioned  in 


Indian  Staff  Goiys.—War  Services  of  Field  Officers  4^8 

B;;fafo'„"t,f^ooVa1iE'es'(^tpT.^^  "^^^  ^^  ^^"'-^  I'-tbart  in  .Z,,-r,  with  the     st 

B^rarVaney.  in  the  eiVas^mra^atye'l'sar^l^^ad'^vf  J,"'h'/.^^       ^"^  ^'^^  P"'! .^'^°'  ^^'"^  "^''  t'™  expeditions  to  the 
tiaa  ^ar  of  ,882,  aad  waS  present  in  the  lotiCat  Ka..^.i;f  fnM"'?'  Kxpeditioa(  Medal).    Served  in  the  E^yo! 
\Iedal  with  Clasp.aadKhedive'sStar)    a?so  served  in  fhl^^^^^^      September)  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
Chm.L,.sh«.i  Rxpeditioaary  Force  .n  isipit  as" '^^  0«o«  m  Rr  .^^'^P^^^  '?^i  f^'^'^P'-    Served  with  the 

snatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  lledal  with  Clasp)  Served  iorhfulPn^p'"'  '5''?*'™  '^■■<'?'^'''-  (-nentioned  m  do- 
(general  (mentioned  in  despatches,  cLpf^andw?th  the  rh^rTRr  ?^'''''*'''°°.'"  '^9"^'  Assistant  Adjutant 
Road  Commandant  in  charge  of  the  flrstsection  fmInfinn»S  ^h  l"^}'"^  1°'""'  "°"«''  ^''^  ^°^'"^'-  Low  in  18,5  .^s 
Served  in  the  campaiira  on"the  N'orth  West  P^onZ? of  ind^  um?e\°''^^^^  ^^^.^T"^  Lt.Coloael,  Medal  with  Cl'asn)! 
Tirah  Exoeditionary  Force  as  Assistant  Adi.itanff^rjn  ^?*'''   '^"^   Wilham  Lockhart  in  1807-yS  with  the 

despatches,  two  Clasps).  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  Peshawur  Column  {mentToned  in 

Valley  (Me'dTlK  ""seVved  wi^SL' M^tood  Wute?rerEv^fe;u«on'i'a  ^^     '°l"''''°r  '^S  "Perations  in  the  Mazeena 
lie  }f'}.'°,^°'°'^\^-i'^-  Riy«nshaw  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iSSo  f^^pd»ll 

1891  (Clasp).    Served  in  the  Chitra!  Reliel'Xrce  uAder  sir  RnhPv     r'  '"  ■^^V^''  ''''t''  "»"  ^'"■^■■'■■''  Expedition  in 
includinK  the  passage  of  the  Swat  River    mo,Uiouerin  dptni?r.he?  R  ,?''^/"/?'^'^l'''  '■'»<'  ""^  '^<="?'>''  Lmcers. 

2'»  U.Oolonel  R.  E.  D.  Eeilly  served  LTheAr"hl^^„?*''?o°^'  ^ 'Ovet  of  Lt.Colouel,  Medal  with  Clasp), 
the  Sortie  of  Deh  Khoja,  and  at  the  battle  of  r?nrit>,rwuL,'  ."?'  .^^^  pvesBnx,  at  the  affair  at  Khairabail,  iu 
.885  with  the  .Sth  Bombiy  Nat  ve  In^n  ?y  anS  wa-  '-^  e^  'n  h  ^'"'P'"  ^^""'^  '■»  "^«  Soudan  campaign  1 
.ereba  and  at  the  destruction  of  TemaT(7eat!oaed  .'n  d^spa^ches  Dr.?ef„?w'°'''\'r'^/i''"='"'  '^"'^  the  T^frok 
Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  \'nr'hwt'?Pr'.  °5.*^<"  oj  -^ajoi-,  iledal  with  two  Clasp*,  a-d 
=  897-58  in  command  of  the  28th  Bombay  Infantrv  and  tr^ok^n«^,,?i  °^  ^".'^"'  under  Sir  WilUam  Lockhart  in 
w.th  Brigadier  General  Elles's  Column  incl,d?n^theen»atmPn/^,R  operations  of  the  Mohmand  Field  Force 
(mentioned  in  despatclies) ;  also  w^  h  the  T  mh  Fv„pdt,7^^.  p  Badmanai  Pass  and  the  capture  of  Jarobi 
VaUey(BrevetofLt.Colonel,MeSal  with  two  cS^^^  ^  ■"■''"'  'loludmg  the  operations  in  the  Maidau 

2*"  Jjt.Colonel  W.VV.  Leau served  in  f.hp  A  ftrhov.  .«.o-\^F  o  o  o  i 

in  the  engagement  at  Cha?asiah  oi  the  ^h°  OctoZr  is",c,'  iafl  fnV^J^^'^'''^^'"' "'  "'^  "'^P"^''''  °"'>''  P'"'^''''  Kotal. 
lududing  the  investment  of  Sherpore  (Medal  with  three  Clasps)         '  ''P'^™""'^^  around  Cabul  in  December  x8„; 

ia.8S^:-"stvl'd''witht{riL^,r;fe11Vo';ce^:;fd^e?r(iL'rl^ 

lu  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  T,,^inn^,M,.  I-     y^AP    ^"^<''^\''>'^ed  in  despatches  .      Served 
Expeditionary  Force  with  the  iSthBe„.4  Lancei-  i?oh  rtin°^h»  ^Z  '^'"^  I'?'"'l'""  '"  '897-98  with  the  Tirah 

Valley  under  General  Yeatman  Bi<?.^"rii  A^^  "u!t  and  Sen  pmhpr  °„P"''"°'i«  °"  ^^«  S^niaua  Range,  iu  the  Kurram 
Richardson-wounded  (.Medal  wTtfrtliree  Ctasps)         ^'^P'^'"""*'  '°9''  ""^i  "'"^  ^^^  Flymg  Column  under  Colonel 

Se'e^d  inte  Afgh^Tn  war  Ir.izl-^'^and'wafi^^er^tTf '"'"?''  '°Z^V  ''I'""'''' '°  ■5""'°  (^^^"1  -'"^  O'asp, 
Expedition  including  the  assault  of'lawa  (Meda  w?th  S  a»B?^lTve?l  w^M.'^i'l'^^R  '^"'"^^  '^''^""'^  "'^  2'^™"^'^ 
cloned  in  despatches.  Clasp).     Served  in  the   \rTr,nr,f(?;,p^>  o  '^^  ^azara  Expedition  in  i883  (men 

wounded  (Clasp).     Served  wth  the  ChitJalttelier Cr^n  n^f^'°''o''.  'l^  '^''^  ^''"jab  Infantrv- 

Infantry  on  thAine  Of  Communications  (Medal  with  (5fa.B-'  ""'  ^''"''  '''''  "^  ''«  '^'''^  '^^^  ^'"^  P^°J''^ 
ia  the  Ifghantrr  o.'  fsTli'^Lnd  wa7n''resen'','f„°T?"''  '^■^'■'^'''"='  Expedition  in  ,877-78  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 

and  Maiwand  Ina^Sefenc'e  ""1^  d^xhar^ifc  fd?n^"?L'Voi4?e":^f ''^',"rH''^^t™' '."  '^^  engagements  at  Girishk 

(several  times  mentioned  in  desoaXs  Medal  vi  h^nl^,)    4erve^i  in  .1    ^    -"f '  '""^  '''•""=.  '"'"^"^  °''  Oandahar 

Clasp  and  Khedive^s  St.ri.   'se'r^'el  withtt'JhJb  Si  Fo''rce7n^Too'''  ^""""^  '=^'"P'"="^  "^  '''=  ^'''^^'  """ 

w;stF;onter'ifIud^iun'to^^^^^^ 

niissariat  Officer  <ment/o|ed  hi'd^Ses.  M^edTl  wUh1/v?Cra;^«  ."^^  '"^^^  Expeditionary  Force  as  Base  Com- 

march\?cZ  aha^amUvrs'tiTes^'nlluh^^^^^  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the 

Bronze  Decoration).'  Served  wThIhe  tazLExpldftPonfn"X':'°''°"°"'''  '"  ^^^P'^'^'^^^'  Medal  with  Clasp,  and 

ParAjreSXIh^^l.ro'fTh^trrn'jf^^  -SpS.  including  the  engagement  at  Gok 

SirFredSk  R?bemtaX'r,7n?,'^fi';.'''H-V-''™r''  '''  '373-Sowith  the  Khyber  Field  Force,  accompanied 
and  Bronze  Decoration  Serv^i  *h  ^^'"^''^'"''  *°''  >vas  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
tromTs  °nc?udfn°  thfcantinv  nt-fhiVwV''."  ,'°  ^^^  Hunza-Nagar  country  in  1891-92  in  command  of  the 

U.;eTet  0°  UX'Srone?,  Cs',"an2  Mell  with  cII'sS''^^  *''"'"^"'  """  "^"^^  °'  ""=  '^°''='-"'°«>^'  °"°*a, 

"^  h'p°i°'"'!i-V^''™"''',^^"'^'' '°  '■'''^  Afghan  war  in  1S80  (Medal), 
with  ClasD      lir^pri^nTi^f  A^  ^J*'''  with  the  1 7th  Bengal  Cavalry  throughout  the  Jowaki  campaign  of  1877-78  (Medal 
J^cuoaS'nf  cirHol  ""^  '^'$,''°,  "'"■'■  cf  '37S-30,  first  with  the  igth  Bengal  Lancers,  including  Ihe  advance  on  and 
S?arju°duUuckL  Staff  mfi'ir';np''','''''',\?'^'^^  '^"'^  '^  10th  Bengal  Lancers,  an^  was  present  in  the 

.88^-8s'(men?ion?d  in'dlpSes!  Medll  wfth'cirsp) .'"  "'""''  "'"'""•  ^""'^  "'*  '"^  ^"'"^^''  Expedition  in 
sn"Itches')°'°Spr'v^' J^;i?;i°'l^^''f-^,.''';7®'*^"'''''  "'^  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1881  (mentioned  in  de- 
tm£r!iri,rKaAlr  rZ.!i^r^^°^-^H^''y-  Expedition  in  1S90.  Served  with  the  Waziristan  Delimitation  Escort 
•  epSs^sfeve't  otLt.Colone"  Medal'^lth  C?a"p"'°''  "'"  ''^""''"''  °'  '^'^  "''  ^^°«"'  "''^'"'"^  (mentioned  in  de- 
ditlon^f'siedX'  ^■b?v»^°'T?,!'"',?u™S  '"  '.''^  ^^^^^'^  ™'" '°  'S79-S0,  and  was  present  with  the  Zaimusht  Expe- 

S?Tt  Cni™  i'l  B    5  I?  Z'^^  ""^  ^^^^  Expedition  m  1883-84  (mentioned  in  despatches). 
'KotftWMpVi.ltiithoi      ■>         f  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar 
tion  in  ,anf.^th  t^     P*  ."S'^  ^"'^  ""«  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  iSSi.    Served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedi- 
Field  PnrZiJ?  "f''  P»".iab  Infantry  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp) ;  with  the  Zhoh  Valley 

the-Tnrt  PnnJohT^'  ?°':\;T,'*'^^^^aziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1804-03  in  command  of 
"c  -no  runjao  lalantry  (Clasp),    herved  iu  the  cimpaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WiUiam 

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.  j,^j-,^„  i^uff  Corps.-War  Seroices  of  FM  OJjicers. 

44".^  -^  ,  „      ■  ,,  Tnfontrvwith  the  Kohal-Kurram  Field   Force,  iiicluainif 

the  cnKBgement  at  the  Ubl«ii  Pass  on  ^ytb  Aasust   ''I?  )  j.  ^^^  Samaua  posts  ami  the  i-eliel  of  GulisUn 

SamaBa  in  Aufjnst  and   '^eytember  .397.  ^"^^'^^"^.'Jftionarv  Force,  including  the  march  down  the  Ban.  Valley 
(mentioned  in  ''espatchcsl;  and  with  tneii™    ^edal  with  three  Clasps). 

*T,Jlrc^lin<:}l:  H^ifrM'^S^err^B--^^^  the  operations  in  the 

'=S^^SoS<^V:c.Tonnoch.servedwitl^*eM=0^ooaWuzeere^^ 

Served  with  the  Burmese  E>cpedit.on  m  '8S6-89  (Meda    with  t^o  ^      I   ^  .  j^  Sikh  Infantry,  i.-cluding 

i8^J  Served  with  the  UhitralKelief  Force  under  ^irRoher^  low  mibg^^^  ^^_4^^  .^  ^^^  cam,n„Ki.  on  the 
he  stormiuK  of  the  Malatand  P'';^„7;.''f^i'^[f 'J„  ^SS  i"  ■897^3  in  command  of  the  3rd  S  kh  l"'"""?  "''^ 
North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  hir  Williara  l^"'":""^^'^^^, 'J^mgc  and  in  the  Kurram  Valley  in  August  and 
the  Tochi  Field  Force,  including  the  operat  ons  <>"  »''^^='^™''.'"  r^„=„s„nt  in  the  engagement  at  Dargni,  at  the 
ScpSnber'iSg;;  and  "•*">  the  Tirah  Exp^dit^^^^^^^^^^^  ,M  ,„  the  Ba^ar 

•msSSBsi^B^^ss^s,^  „,.  «,„  .„.„.„.....,„ 

»'B  Lt.Colonel  E.  B.  M.  I.awford  se"'=\"    ^  the  ,st  Maaias  La        y        ^^  ^^^  ^^^^^^^  of  Candahar,  and  at 
present  in  "'eengagcmcnts  at  G.rishk    Khu^^^^^^  Expedition  in  .88.^87  (Medal  with  tlasp)  ; 

rfniiiiip^^^^rnfoi^tc'r^^^  ^^^, 

308  Lt.Colonel  F.  W.  Egerton  served  with  the  JahsoodWuzeeree       p  ^^^^^^  ^^  ^^^  ^  ,^  ^     t„„  q, 

Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  "''\P',«*«'^';^"^«  ^.^^t,  O ffieef  Com^^  Indian  ^^ontingent     .Medal,  and 

Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  extra  Aide  de  Camp  to  '■^.«. "",,  'gog  o,  „«  Military  Secretary  anil  with  the  ivlouuted 
lfeSye'8  Star).  Serve.l  with  the  V"™?of  M^aior  "nd  cTaspJ.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  N"'t^West 
Infantry  (mentioned  in  despaMhes,  1^';'=^'^' °f  ,^,'^J°Vc7^ncludiu<'  the  ■.defence  of  the  Malakand.  the  Cavalry  re- 
Frontier  of  India  under  S,r  Willmm  Lockhart  ,n^897^  mcluam  t  ,.^^^^  .^  rtespatches) ;  also  ««"«'» J:'"i^''f 
Z,a'ianri^e°,yi'orce'  .tTlif  er^^d^rforllrt"  he^^  MohVand  cintry.  including  the  engagement  at  Nawaga. 
"lent  Imed  in  despatches.  CB..  M">''>;"*,i"°.VS  war  of  ,8-8-80  with  the  Thull  Chotiali  and  Khyber  Line 
*  m  Lt.Colonel  G.  U.  Robinson  served  ■"  ».''\AfK'^f"/H^f.  °' ik  and  Lughman  Valleys  (Medal).  Served  wth  tne 
Field  Forces,  and  took  part  i"  the  expeditions  i,ito  the  His^ariK  ana  1.  ^^.^^^  ^^^  Wazinstan  Delimita- 

likkim  Expedition  in  iSSE  (mentioned  m despatches,  Meda^wito.Ll^^^  _^^  ^^^^^^^^^^  ^^^  ^^^^^^^^  (mentioned 
tion  Escort  under  Brigadier  General  luiner.m  1094  in  I..  o  rAi..i„i 

in  despatches,  Drevet  of  L'-^u'ope'^ '"''^!"'-.,,,  ,■„„  ,.,„  Sikhs  throughout  the  Jowaki  campaign  in  ,877-78 'ileaa^ 

-S^aS^Sr'^f  ^r;t^_f|^4|a.^^         ,3„,  ,„,  ,„„,  ,„,  ..h  the  Zaimusht  Expedition 

311  Lt.Colonel  A.  M.  Renny  served  m  "?<;.  A'PO";"  "^^  (Medal with  two  Clasps  .  .  ,    „  ,  ^. 

(Medal)      served  with  the  Bu.™.seE^^^  in  .889-90  with  the  .nd  Ba. 

ta  on^n^atoorVhas'  me'nt!Jned?nTespatches,  Medal.with  Clasp)  ^.^^^  ^„,.„3  ,j,„^,,    served 

"  »'"  LtfoolonelJ.  B.  Woon  served  in  the  Afghan  "aj;  .nj^^^'yfi.^^Jtuef  of  Changsil  and  Aijal  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

with  The  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  ■89o.;n=l;«l''ig  the  reu«  01  B^^^^^  engagement  at  Charasiah  on 

^h  Lt.Colonel  W.Lambert  served  in  the  Argba>i;™r  n  .879  80  ana  "-^  P  j,^„^,  ^^  j-jcember  :  879  ■,  accom- 

the6th  October  1879  (mentioned  '?,  <l«*Pa'«''<=,^  ^""'i 'S  '""ancl  w^^^^^^ 

panied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  m  the  ^l^^^J^^%^^^^^:'Z^,^^Zi^x.^ou  .n  .ibo.    Served  with  the  Hazara  E.- 

"'?6  Llcolonel  H.  L.  Dawson  ^e^ved  in  the  Souda^ami^gn  in     Ss.am^^        .^^^^^^  ^.^^  ^^^  Chitral  UeI.ef  Force 

'^^^:SC^^^:^'^^^iT^  -  Khelat-i-GhUzie  a^ 

?17  Lt.Colonel  W.  G.  Yate  served  in  the  Afghan  war  o, 878  80  tooKfrn  ^^^^^  ^^^^^  V"00  "ear 

gr^nfe  ^^Z^^^f^^^^^:^  iSTe^aVh-lo^clndahar.  and  was  present  at  the  b.ttle  of  Cau- 

^^^"'r  ^Si^l^hiS^sSli'^P^ISr^^ce^i^^  -  ?)eputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  Genera 
for  Intelligence  (Clasp).  „  ,i,p  Afghan  war  of  i878-8o,and  waspresent  at  theadvance  on  the  Helmund 

aJii;^;;^^^;^--^""-!^^  « 

iaBe^^irr'^;8^^1^rrX^l-rett»^^ 

'^a^'u^olSneYl  P.  sparling  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of    378-8°  «rid  wasp  e^^^.^^^  .^  December 

Kotnl,  in  the  engagement  at  f -f '^Vwith  the  Ha'zara  E^^^^  in  1888  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^S  '^^^llt^%''^y^S!iJtr^^f^^^^     -eV^peSn*i=:Jf8i;'87  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,.      . 
3..  Lt.Colonel  F.  G.  Preston  served  with  the  Burmese  Kxpeditn^n  in  ,883  8^^^^       ^^^^^^  ^^         K.gyPtmn  warol 
325  Lt  Colonel  C.  E.  W.  Macdonald  served  in  tbeAfghau  war  ot  137s  0    k     Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 

"J^B  It  Colonel  H.'S.   Massy  served  with    the  expedition  aRambt  the  .lowa  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  (woundedl, 

Ola  pt    Served  hi  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-S0  and  was  present  in  the  en   a.eme_^^_^^^^  Expedition  in  .886-88  as 

H;-<5S^r^^^^e^^"^c^?--n«uS 


Indian  S la ff  Co lys. —  War  Services  of  Field  Officers.  449 

i  n  the  operauons  round  Cabul  iu  December  1879  mcluding  the  investment  of  Sherpore;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick 
Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  ivith  four  Clasps,  and  Bronze 
Doooration).  Also  served  in  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  18S1.  Served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition 
in  189:  (Medal  with  Clasp);  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp);  and  vith  the  Is-azai  Expedition 
in  1892.  Served  with  the  Chitrai  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  2:rd  Bengal  Infantry,  in- 
cluding the  engagement  at  Malakand  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

™  Lt.Colonel  F.  M.  Drury  served  in  the  Af^than  war  in  1S79-S0  (Medal,.  Served  in  the  Soudan  campain-n  in  18S3, 
and  was  present  in  the  enu'agement  at  the  Tofrek  zereba— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two 
Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ; 
and  in  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1S91  with  the  2nd  Battalion  4th  Goorkh;;  Rifles— severel.v  wounded  (mentioned 
iu  despatches,  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitrai  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895' with  the  3olh  Punjab 
Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
3J'  Lt.  Colonel  C.  J.Dennys  served  in  theAfghau  war  of  i878-So,anJ  was  present  in  the  engagements  atMattoon  and ;,  t 
Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879,  and  iu  the  operations  around  Cabal  in  December iS79(. Medal  with  two  Clasps,. 

^  Lt.Colonel  J.  H.  Jones  served  iu  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Ilurmese  Expedition 
in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Claspl ;  and  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  18S9-90  (Clasp). 

^»^  Lt.Colonel  C.  Herbert  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  in  the  Zaimusht  Expedition 
(Medal).     Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

»''  Lt.Colonel  li.  A.  Collins  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  with  the  Zaimusht  E.xpedition 
(Mndal).  _  .»  F  1 

'''  Lt.Colonel  W.  C.  Aslett  served  in  the  Aff;han  war  in  1S79-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Girishk, 
at  the  defence  of  Candahar,  and  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedi- 
tion in  1885-87  (.Medal  with  Clasp). 

^<'  Lt.Colonel  L.  S.  Peyton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-S0  (Medal). 

""  Lt.Colonel  A.  W.  L.  Bayly  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80,  and  was  present  at  the  defence  of  Candahar 
and  in  the  battle  of  Candahar  (M^dal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  and  was  pre- 
sent at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  w-ith  the  Burmese  Expedit'cn 
in  1S86-87  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  Medal 
with  two  Clasps). 

^3'  Lt.Colonel  A.  Adye  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-S0  with  the  Cabul  and  the  Koorum  Field  Forces  (Medal ). 
Served  atSuakin  during  the  Soudan  Expedition  iu  1S85  (Medal,  and  IChedive's  Star). 

""  Lt.Colonel  J.  A.  H.  Pollock  served  with  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1877-78  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  m  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at,  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
and  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Exoedition  in  1881.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of 
India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S97-98  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  in  command  of  the  ist  Sikh  Infantry 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"  Lt.Colonel  C.  G.  M.  Fasken  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  m  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  ( Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration) .  Served  with  the  Hazara  Ex- 
pedition in  i;ss  a*  Brigade  Major  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"  Lt.Colonel  L.  G.  Beckham  served  with  the  8th  Bombay  Native  Infantry  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iSSo,  and  took 
part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with  the  force  under  .'vlajor  General  Phayre  (Medal).  Also  served  with  the  Marri 
Expedi'i'-"  in  iSSi.  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-S7  with  the  ist  Brigatle  Burmah  Field  Force 
(Medal  with  Clasp),  and  again  in  1887-89  (Clasp). 

^"  Lt.Cclonei  C,  J.  L.  Stuart  served  with  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1877  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in 
the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ahmed  Khejd — severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"  Lt.Col  >uel  E.  W.  S.  Welchman  served  with  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1878  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Kam  Dakka  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medal),  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expeditionin  i386-8S  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  during  the  campaign  on  the 
North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  in  command  of  the  2nd  Infantry  Hyderabad 
Contingent  with  the  Reserve  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  on  the  Line  of  Communications  atBara  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

'^^  Colonel  N.  F.  F.  Chamberlain  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80, and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the 
Peiwar  Kotal  as  Orderly  Otficcr  to  Major  General  Roberts  (mentioned  in  despatches),  in  the  engagement  at 
Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December 
1879  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Candahar — slightly  wounded  (Modal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  with  the 
Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  as  Deiiuty  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

3**  Lt.Colonel  J.  P.  W.  Spankie  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  with  the  expedition  against 
the  Khugianis  and  with  that  into  the  Hissarik  Valley  (Medal). 

^*'  Colonel  B.  Duff  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in 
1S92  as  Brigade  Major  ist  Brigade.  Served  with  the  Waziristaa  Delimitation  Escort  under  Brigadier  General 
Turner  in  1894  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  with  the  Waziristan  Field 
Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in' 1894 -95  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  ist  Brigade  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  *;lasp). 

^"  Lt.Colonel  S.  D.Gordon  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S7S-79,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed 
Kheyl  (slightly  wounded)  and  Padkao  Shana  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie, 
aad  Khedive's  Star). 

^♦^  Lt.Colonel  C.  H.Westmorland  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  captuie 
of  Ali  Musjid  and  with  the  second  expedition  into  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Bm-mese 
Expedition  in  iS83-8g  (mentioned  iu  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'"  Lt.  Colonel  J.  E.  Preston  served  with  the  s  ist  Light  Infantry  in  the  Jowaki  campaign  in  i577(  Medal  with  Clasp) . 
Served  in  the  Afghan  warin  iSSo  with  the  Khyber  Line  Force  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m 
1885-89.  and  was  severely  wounded  in  an  attack  on  Lamaing  Post  on  the  27th  June  i88c  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Z)SO.,  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ;  and  in  the  openitions  in  1892  in  command  of  the  Eastern  Column. 

'''  Lt.Colonel  ?.  Hawkins  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  in  the  operationsagainst  theMoh- 
munds  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  18S4.  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  iu 
S8S5-87  (Medal  with  Claspl. 

^-  Lt.Colonel  H.  P.  Picot  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal 
^mentioned  in  despatches),  m  the  engagement  at  Ali  Kheyl.  and  with  the  Zaimusht  Expedition  including  the 
assault  of  Zawa  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Exiie.lition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with 
the  Miranzai  Expeditionin  1S91  on  Commissariat  duty  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

""  Lt.Colonel  W.  S.  Birdwood  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-So  (Medal).  Seryed  with  the  Zhob  Valley 
Expedition  in  T8C4. 

'^'  Lt.Colonel  W.  S.  Marshall  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  with  the  Ghuznee  Field  Force,  and  was  present 
dn  the  engagement  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  ia  the  Chitrai  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  37th  Bengal  Infantry,  in- 
cluding the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  at  Khar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with 
Clasp).  „ 

^"  Lt.Colonel  W.  C.  Faithfull  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  ot 
Ali  Musjid,  the  advance  to  (Jundamuck,  and  the  operations  in  the  Koorum  Valley  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in 
the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  18S1.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  Lockhart  in  1897-9S  with  the  Utman  Khel  Column  of  the  Malakend  Field  Force,  and  with  the  Buner  Field 
Force  including  the  attack  and  capture  of  thel'anga  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"'  Lt.Colonel  J.  B.  E.  Batler  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  18S0  (Medal) 


4SO  Indian  Staff  Corps. — War  Services  of  Field  Officers. 

s"  Lt.Coloncl  V.  M.  Stockley  served  with  tbe  end  Ben^'al  Cavalry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i88j,  and  was  present 
in  the  action  at  Kassasin  (9th  September)  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  and  the  capture  of  Cairo  (filedal  vrith 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

3^^  Lt.Colonel  A.  D.  Enriquez  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-S0  {msntioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

'"  OolonclA.R.  Martin  served  with  theexpeditiou  against  the  Jowaki  Afreedecsin  1877-78  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal,  at  the  forcing  of  the 
Sapri  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches),  in  tbe  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  i87g  (Lwite  mentioned  in 
despatches),  and  in  the  operations  around  Uabul  in  December  1879  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the 
march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  tlie  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  four  Clasps, 
and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  rS3S  (Clasp);  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition 
ill  1S9T  in  command  of  the  :st  Battalion  sth  Goorkhas  (mentioned  in  despatcl^es.  Brevet  of  Major,  Clasji) ;  and  with 
the  Waziiistan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lickhart  in  1804-95  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  to  the  force 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Bre^'et  of  Lt.Colonel,  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of 
India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-9S  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  2nd  Division  Tirah  Expeditionary 
Force   (mentioned  iu  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

■"■"  Lt.Colonel  A.  L.Sinclair  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i886-83  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO. 
and  Medal  with  Clasi>). 

•"  Lt.Colonel  W.T.Fairbrother  served  in  the  .\fghanwarof  1878-80,  first  in  the  Khyber  Column  with  tbe  Mhair- 
warra  Battalion,  and  was  present  withtheexpedition  to  the  Bazar  Valley  and  in  the  engagement  at  Kam  Dakka, 
afterwards  iu  the  Kurrum  Column  with  the  2Qth  Punjab  Infantry,  and  was  present  with  the  Zaimusut  Expedi- 
tiori  under  Brigadier  General  Tytler,  and  took'part  in  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  stronghold  of  Zawa(Medai). 
Served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  18S8  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral 
Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  i^th  Bengal  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•"'  Lt.Colonel  J.  G.  Ramsay  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-S0,  and  took  part  in  the  second  e;!pedilion  into  the 
Bazar  Valley  under  Lieut.General  Maude;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  -o  Candahar,  .and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Ex- 
pedition in  1S88  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frnniier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  Lockhartin  1807-98  incommand  of  the  24th  Punjab  Infantry,  including  the  defence  of  the  Malakand, 
and  the  engagement  at  La'ndakai  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

■"'■'  Lt.Colonel  A.  P.  WUliamson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal). 

2'*  Major  H.  D.  M.  Minchin  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880,  took  part  in  the  ueience  oi  i^Mniiauar  includiiii; 
tho  sortie  of  Deh  Khojah,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Bur- 
mese Expedition  in  i88-,-S7  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

0"  Lt.Colonel  E.  R.  J.  Presgrave  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  li  irmese  Expedition 
iu  1836-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ;  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  wdth  the  12th  Madras  Infantry 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp) ;  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Northern  Chin  Hills  in  1892-94  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches. Brevet  of  Major,  and  DSO.). 

2*5  Major  P.  A.  Blytli  served  in  the  campaign  oa  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1898  with  the  Buiier  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches. .Medal  with  Clasp). 

^s'Lt.ColonelJ.  W.Parker  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  including  the  engagement  at  Besud  (Medal).  Served 
with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-89  including  the  attack  on  Nga-Mingyan's  Stockade  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^'*  Major  W.  St.  J.  Richardson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief 
Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Field  Payrnaster  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"  Lt.Colonel  P.  H.  R.  Drummond  served  in  tiio  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  »t 
Jugdalluckand  in  the  advance  to  the  relief  of  Siierpore  under  Brigadier  General  Charles  Gough  (twice  mentioned 
in  ilcspatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'^''  Lt.Colonel  A.  G.  Burn  served  with  the  Bunuesc  Expedition  in  1887  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

■■•''  Major  R.  G.  Jones  served  in  the  .Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in 
18S6-S9,  and  was  severely  wounded  during  the  ojierations  against  the  Chins  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with 
two  Clasps). 

''-  Lt.Colonel  Lyons  Montgomery  served  \r.  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
Mattoon  and  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  1879  ;  accom- 
panied Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  m  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  as 
Chief  Commissariat  Officer  (menlioned  in  desiiatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  cam- 
paign on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  iu  1897-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary 
Fiu'ce  as  Divisional  Commissariat  Officer  2nd  Division  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

5"  Lt.Colonel  H.  A.  B.  Boulderson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  with  the  59th  Regiment,  took  part  In  the 
idvanoe  to  and  occupation  of  Khelat-i-Ghilzie  under  Sir  Donald  Stewart,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Logar  Valley;  accompanied  Sir 
Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with  the  25th  Punjab  Native  InfanBry,  and  was  present  at  the 
reconnaissance  on  the  i:st  August  and  at  the  battleof  Candahar  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 
Served  with  the  Burmese  Exjiedition  in  1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"''  Lt.Colonel  E.  C.  M.  Lushington  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-S7  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'"'  .Major  F.  G.  Pollock  served  with  the  51st  Light  Infantry  in  the  Jowaki  campaign  in  1877  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  atBaghao  and  with  the  expedition  into  the 
His,?arik  and  Lughman  Valleys  (Medal) .  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-88  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Clasn). 

""'  Lt.Colonel  R.  P.  Clothier  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i836-88  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^"^  Lt.Colonel  H.  Lawson  scrveit  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  1887-88  (!kledal  with  Clasp). 

3"^  Major  K.  S.  Davison  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  a& 
Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  2nd  Brigade  unentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"'"  Lt.Colonel  E.  W.  h'.  Martin  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  in  the  expedition  into  tha  His- 
sarik  Valley  (Medal). 

■"'  Lt.Colonel  C.  R.  Phillips  served  in  the  .\fghan  war  in  1879-S0,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candaliar,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"  Lt.Colonel  A.  A.  Barrett  served  in  the  Afglian  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  at  the  forcing  of  the  SUutar- 
garda,n,and  in  the  operations  around  Cabnlin  December  1879  including  the  investment  of  Sherpore;  accompanied 
Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  two 
Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S88  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  with  the  seconi} 
Miranzai  Expedition  in  1801  (Clasp);  and  with  the  Hunza-Nagar  Expedition  in  i8oi  (Clasp).  Served  in  the 
campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  as  Deputy  Assistant 
Quarter  Master  General  2nd  Brigade  Tirah  Expediiionary  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel, 
iledal  with  two  Clasps). 

'''  Lt.Colonel  J.  C.  Swann  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-S7  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^*'  .Major  H.  F.  S.   aamsden  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in 

1SS5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  as  Field  Paymaster 

(receiveil  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  witti  Clasp). 

™>  Lt.Colonel  H.  Goad  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Jugdulluck 

(Medal). 

'■"^  Lt.Colonel  J.  E.  Ni.ion  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Zaimusht  Expedition,  including  the 
capture  of  Zawa  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  Served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1881. 
Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  m  1895  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General 
for  Intelligence,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  in  the  engagement  near  Khar,  at  the 
passage  of  the  Swat  River,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Mamugai  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel, 
Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  tbe  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  as  Assistant  Adiutant  and  Qiarter  Master  General  Tochi  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp 


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Ro'li  ^'•'^,'?'°"''l  J-.  ^•.  ^-  Retallick  serveil  in  tUe  AfRhan  war  of  .S7S-Soand  was  present  in  the  expedition  into  the 
C?asp).         ''         '°        engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  .S79  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  wUh 

^  Major  J.  A.  Bell  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S7S-79  (Medal) 

tn?  /■'•>,'°'°"<'l  H-  Godfray  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S70-S0  (Medal). 
th«  »r'v;-^''^rn  1  i;-?;-^'^''''  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iSyg-So,  tools;  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar  including 
Afp,!^  n  n?  I^Mah  mentioned  ni  despatches),  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Victoria  Cross 
™p\,  ,rv  1  th^PnlU""^  f '.v-""  ^"""f"  •^1?'^^  Ashford,  Royal  Fusiliers,  he  received  the  UC  "for  conspicuous 
gallaiitrv  on  the  occasion  of  the  sortie  from  Kandahar,  on  the  i6th  August  .S80,  against  the  village  of  Dc-h  Khoia 
PrtZ'Jf,  rescued  and  earned  for  a  distance  of  over  200  yards,  under  the  fire  of  the  enemy,  a  wounded  solder 
fn  rfif  ^  ffY'°  "^  R°J-''I  Fusiliers,  who  had  taken  shelter  in  a  block-house.  Several  times  they  were  compelled 
^^,  rv  „'..;  f„  /  persevered  in  bnngmg  him  to  a  place  of  safety.  Private  Ashford  rendered  Lieutenant  Chase 
A?-!{,^„t  n,^^  f  •  u  "™a'"ed  w-.th  him  throughout."  Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1SS4  as  Deputy 
,>  ;<!Rn  io^wS,  H,'^  »if' 1?°"?™'  <?'<;"''ord  in  despatches).  Served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force 
^.^^tJTr,  ^^}lliS  ^f'^lBomliay  Native  Infantry  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
campaign  on  the  North  Web_t  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1807-98  with  the  =Sth  Bombay 
?,f  r-nTt'.h^«,  of  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Mohmand  Field  Force  including  the  capture  of  Jarobi(menttontd 
H„wr,'?h^  nf ''v  n      f    the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  operations  in  the  Maidan  and  the  march 

,il  ,f  ?  Bara  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps), 
with  two  aasps)'  ^'"■'"^^  '"""  "'*'  Burmese  Expedition  in  laiij-S?  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal 

a/»L^*;,?  w"""'  °'  I'-I^™7°'ow  s<!fvedin  the  Afghan  war  of  1S7S-80  (Medal),  and  with  the  expedition  against  the 
^393  -,?  -^   ^^^.'''T,?^„'° '^'^"-     Served  with  the  two  Miranzai  Expeditions  in  189.  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
under  iTnt^'         II  if™!  ^""f  '°  '^^  •^^'^'""'  ™'' '"  '^'^"'S'  ''°°^  P'"''  '^  *<=  expedition  into  tlie  Bazar  Valley 
MpfJw^lV'.„.         i^"'''''i  «°<l^as  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (mentioned  in  despatches, 

?,^  T  V,"^  t  lasP'-    fcerved  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1SS8  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
woT„  1°"*  1     Cook  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  17th  Foot  throughout  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and 

was  present  at  the  assault  and  capture  of  All  Musjid  and  the  subsoriuent  operations  in  the  Bazar  Valley  in  the 
e?'atem"p'„,'";r?h»  Ph"  h"!  ^J";?'^^^^"  '879  including  the  investment  of  Sherpore-severely  wounded  in  the 
n?£ent^f^LhofM  ^.'''"■'ie'^J'i'ey;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Rolwrts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was 
^  M7  ?f  ?'  ,  •  w  °/  Candahar  (mentioned  m  despatciies.  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  riecoration). 
nffino^  ;Vio'?on'  i-  ,  C^aj'ser'ed  in  'l^e  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Khyber  Field  Force  as  Transport 
H^?/i  1  ';  Served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1888,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Kotkai  (men- 
tionec,  n  desnatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1.S9:  as  Brigade  Major  to  the 
wnir=„;T"  ,'™™''.'""1<1  m  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Clasp),  and  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir 
wi  lara  Lockhart  in  1S94-93  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
medarwith  ClaJ)'"  '^"'^  ""'^  "^"^  '^'  Brigade  Tochi  Field  Force  in  command  of  the  ist  Punjab  Infantry 
and  Medai' wHh  Cl'as'  7^'""''^^'^"^  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1386-87  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO., 

*»  Lt. Colonel  .1.  F.  Wilson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
(iij=H?T?'°''j"  '^y.-Cnnliffe  served  i.n  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  including  the  operations  in  the  Khyber  Pass 
;;„„  'S*  c"  wM^®^''P,'^''',",°"'*"'^'"S''  the  Mahsood  Wuzeerees  in  1881.  Served  with  the  Waziristan  Expedi- 
tion under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-9=  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 
frontier  of  India  under  , Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  attached  to  the  3rd  Sikh  Infantry  with  the  Kohat- 
Aurram  I'orce  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range  and  in  the  Kurram  Valley  in  August  and  September 
1S97  ;  aud  Willi  the  Tirali  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  storming  of  the  Dargai  Heights  on  the  20th  October 
1897  (Medal  with  three  Clasps)  00 

A  'u  ^.''•9°'°°''.'  ^-  j,-.^-  Bradshaw  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-S0,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Jug- 
aul  uck  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Slieknliad  (mentioned  in  desoatches)  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Rolrerts 
m  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration) . 
served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S91  as  Brigade  Major  ist  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with 
clasp).  bcrved  in  the  operations  m  the  Huuza-Nagar  country  in  1891-92,  part  of  the  time  in  command  of  the 
lorce  (mentioned  in  desjiatohes.  Clasp).  Served  in  the  operations  against  the  slave-trading  Arabs  in  the  British 
central  Alrica  1  rotectorate  in  1S96  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colouel).  Served  with  the  Don"-ola 
Expeditionary  Force  uniler  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal).  Served  in  the 
campaign  on  tlie  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897,  including  the  attack  of  2nd 

S,5",    ",^,  ''  "  relief  of  ChakdaiTa  Fort  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medai  with  two  Clasps) 

"■■  Lt.Colonel  a.  E.  Even  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0  on  Transport  dutv  (Medal).  Served  with  the 
o     IJ'^lSf     '  I^-^'Pe'iitionary  Force  in  18S9-90  (Medal  with  Clasp).      Served  in  the  operations  in  Mekran  in  1898  as 

Sr-iV  ■    ''''V""     ''^"^  present  in  the  engagement  at  Gok  Parosh  (mentioned  in  despatches).^ 

Ma.ior  J.  G.  Smith  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  expedition  into  the  Lughman 
Valley  and  with  that  against  the  Khugianis  (Medal). 

•  '°'3'H,°''„^'  ?\  ^-  ^"''^  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition 
in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892. 

7°  Jit-po'onel  H.  P.  Farrant  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"  Major  C.  E.  Peirse  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

«»  Major  J.  G.  Downingserved  with  the72nd  Highlanders  from  the  commencement  of  the  Afghan  warin  1878  till 
'409  Ti^^/f^'Ti*? '''^ '^°°''"™ ''''^''^  ^°™'^>''''^'"'''°S  the  Khost  Exoedition  and  the  engagement  at  Matl;oon(Medal) . 
If  /-''•.Colonel  H.  Mansfield  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of 
All  .Musjid,  and  with  the  Zaimusht  Expedition  including  the  assault  of  Zawa  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with 
Olasp).  Served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  1S88  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign 
on  the  North  West  Fr.ontier  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-08  as  Chief  Transport  Officer  Tirah  Expeditionary 
•"orce  (mentioned  m  desp.atches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'  Ma]or  J.  C.  B.Craster  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-S0  with  the  Koorum  Field  Force,  including  the 
advance  from  Ah  Kheyl  to  Cahul  and  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  6th  October  1B89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  with  the  Upper  Burniah  Field  Force  under  Sir  George  White, 
including  the  engagement  at  Salak  Hill  on  3rd  December  1887  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•"  Major  E.  T.  Paul  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"-Major  C.  V.  W.  Williamson  served  in  the  operations  in  Lushai  in  1890  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  the 
Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  in  the  Commissariat  Department  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medal  with  Clasp). 

*"  Lt.Colonel  C.  H.  Powell  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-0,5,  part 
or  the  time  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  with  the  force  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp), 
beryed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  as  Deputy 
Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  2ud  Brigade  Malakand  and  Buner  Field  Forces  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Brevet  cf  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*'*  Major  E.  H.  Rivett-Carnac  served  with  the  85th  Regimentin  the  Afghan  warin  1S79-S0,  and  was  present  with 
the  Zaimusht  Expedition  including  the  assault  of  Zawa  (.Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  as  Orderly 
Omcer  to  Brigadier  General  Wilkinson,  Commanding  the  Cavalry  Brigade  of  the  Indian  Contingent,  and  was 
present  at  the  action  at  Kas.sasin  (oth  September)  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class 
of  f.ne  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  ir.  1S91  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

4ir  y^"'  ^-  ^-  Currie  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-87  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

:'  Lt.Colonel  E.I.  Soallonservedinthe  Afghan  warin  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Khelat-i- 
Ghilzie  and  Qir-i-Asp ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the 


452  Indian  Staff  Curj}s.—  War  Services  of  Field  OlJi'-ers. 

>,attle  or  CP.ada-aav  (Medal  with  Cla.p,  an,l  Bron.e  Decoration)      Served  '"^.i^^^Z-^e^jt ^'^.^Pf/Xi^^afdlln 

''""ifcoW  E.  R.  Penrose  served  m  the  Zulu  war  in  ,870  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the  Burmese 
Expedition  in  JSS5-83  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,  ,,,„^,> 

Parachinar  in  September  and  October  tSc,;   m  the  aet.on  at  D^-ISf  °" '''.f,?'^'^.'^^'^^^^^^  Medal  with  two 

Bara  Valley,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Waran  and  Bazar  \ alleys  (mentioned  m  ae..patcne», 

•^'55  Major  J.  E.  Sandwith  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .SSo,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with  the 
force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (Medal).  „,,  „r  ,r,r  So  fMedaU  and  with  the  Mahsood  Wazeeree 

«4  Lt.Colonel  W.  C.  Pollard  served  m  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-80  l-y*^^*    •  J°°.^  f"  "j-hes  Medal  with  two 
Expedition  in  ,83,.    Sei-ved  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  ,n  ,886-87  (mentioned  ,n  despatches,  aieaai  wi 
Clasps) ;   and  with  the  Hazara  E.-cpedition  in  ,S8B  (mentioned  in  despatches  Uasp).  ,,  ,        ^^r  in  ,878  till 

*^  Ma  or  Swiiiev  served  with  the  72iid  Highlanders  from  the  <""""^°^/'°«°' "^  *t  „t  rharalfah  on  the  6th 
August    3So  with  the  Koornm  and  Cabul  Field  Forces  and  was  PJ«'^<?°' '°*«  <'°f  §^"4^' "'^,7s^^^^^  (Medal 

r.,g,h„r  ,<!,„  «r„l   in  t.hoonrirations  around  Cabul  in  December  ,879  including  the  investment  01  oneipuiei 


October  ,879,  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  '379  'ncmd,„g  ^q^  inve.  m^^^^^^^ 

withjwoc.^s;,   served  in  the  Zh^obYj..le.v  E^^^^^^^^^ 

hart  in  , 897-98  with  the  Kohat- liurram  Field  loice 
the  Samana  in  August  and  Septemher  ,897,  "iclud'"- 


Sir  Wl,amToekha?ri,7.8:-7;  with  the"  .nd  P.uiiab  Infantry  (Meda,  with  Ciasp^^  j^oTaf  ICu^r^am^FieS  F  ,c 
the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockuart  in  'SPT^S  with  the  Kohat- ^ummri^^^^^ 
with  the  .nd  Punjab  Infantry,  including  the  operations  on  the  ^f^^g""  ;°  f^^g^^'^jf  l?o"P'e  "^S^  three 

the  defence  of  the  Samana  posts;  and  afterwards  with   the  Tirah  bxpeditionary   rorte   iJiou^ 

^  «eP£l:colonel  F.  G.  Atkinson  served  with  the  Tjth  Bengal  Lancers  in  the  EB^'l»°"",f  ^^^^i  "lerveVm  !Se 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kehir  and  the  capture  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  8  Star),     be^^^^^ 
campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  >°  'S"?:?*  " ''f  "^f  ifh  l^'-ust  .897 
Force  with  the  ,3th  liengal  Lancers,  and  was  p,-esent  in  the  er  gagement  at  Shabkadr  on  the  oth  Au„-ust,      97 

(mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel   Medal  with  t'asp).  Sprved  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition 

"' Major  H.U.  iV.Lumsdeu  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  ,878-80  (Medal),    berved  witn  tae  aii^itim 

in  ,888— severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Burme'^e  Expedition 

««  Lt.C0l0Del  W.  K.  Downes  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,879-So  (Medal),    nerved  ».ith  'i^|  ""'"TJ    j,^ciasp,. 

in  ,885-87,  and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  the  Minhia  redoubt  (mentioned  in  despatches,  I>.SO.,Medal « itn  uia  p 
•»  Lt.Colonel  A.  E.  Leslie  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  'ff.  riasns) 

«i  Major  H.  E.  M.  Mason  serv-ed  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ■S85-89(Meda   with  two  Cl^ps)^      Expedition 
•«  Lt.Colonel  G.  F.  N.  Tinley  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1684.  berv  ed  » ith  the  Burmese  r,   y 

in  18S5-E9  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  oo,„orl  with  the  Burmese  Expedition 

«.  Lt.Co  onel C.  W.  Harris  served  inthe  Afghan  war  m  ,879-So  (Medal).    Served  "''''? '"^^^Xwe^t  Frontier  of 

in  ,88(^87  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Claspl.    Served  in  1  he  cam,mgn  on  '^^  North  We.t^Kronie 

India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  .897^8  with  the  Malnkand  ^^f'^J  »«^7^,'Le/Fie  d  Fo"ce   including  the 

took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Laman-Ctman  Khel  Column;  also  with  the  Birner  Held  coicc,  luu 

assault  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .  00  rwo^oi  wiih  Clasn')  and  with  the 

«=  Major  G.  R.  MacMuUen  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  "H887788  (Medal  with  Uasp), 

Miranzai  Expedition  in  iSqi  (Clasp);  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Kachm  g'''^ jn  '°52-<)^-  .^  ^         ^ 

"5  Major  N.  A.  K.  Burue  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  n  ,895  witu  tne    s 

Punjab  infantrv,  including  the  engagements  at  Malakand  and  Panjkora  (Medal  with  Llaspl.  ,  ^^  „  ^(Uedal). 
"7-^  Major  R.  C^  Onslow  served  in  Af|han  war  of  ,878-8o,an.l  was  present  in  the  ^Rasement  at  JugduUu  W^ea^^^^^ 
.»  Lt  Colonel  A.  Wallace  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,879-80  (Medal).    Served  with  the  Burmese  ^.xpeat 

in   1B86-88  (Medal  with  two  Clasps);   with  the  Hazara  E.xpedition  in  ,89,  (Clasp);  and  witu  the  2nci  j, 

^?«"^MajS?(^"Bo^Ving''sSved  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,888-90  (^le^a' withCIasph  and  agam  fo  .8^^^^^^^^ 
"I  Major  G.  H.  Watson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,880  in  the  Khvber  Line  °f  ^"""""i'L^'Xzeei m  MedaO 
"2  Colonel  de  Brath   served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Mazeeim  i  ^^^ 

also  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wnzeeree  Expedition  in  ,88,  (twice  mentioned  m  despatches),    berveu 
Hazara  Expedition  in  ,89,    (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  dn-nng  the   Uongola  Expedition  un<^^^^ 
Kitchener  in  1896  as  Brigade  Major  at  Suakin  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel  British  ^'^dal,  and  Khedive  s  Meaa  '■ 
•»  Lt.Colonel  M.  H.  S.  Grover  served  with  the  Thull  Chotiali  Field  Force  in  the  Afghan  war  o,  !?7°/°^.'^|tar,. 

Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  ,885  with  the  9th  Bengal  Cavalry  (Medal  with  Clasp  and  Khedive  so      ^ 
Ser^-ed  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  m_  iS91-95_^as  D^eputy  Assis^^^ai  j^^^^^ 

General  to  t 


to  the  force  until  24th  January,  when  he  was  recalled  to  India  for  duty  ('n«%o"?.'i'Vr,%Crt  in  ,897-98 

with  Clasp).   Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  '■^;'11'«»  ^"^''"."jes^.^t^^Zs. 

with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  2nd  Brigade  (mentioned  m  ue.  p.ii.c 

Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).  .v,o„„aro>ir,ns  round  Cabvil 

"5  Lt.Coloael  R.  B.Adams  served  in  the  Afghan  warin  ,879-80,  atid  was  present  luthe  operations  ronna  i.a     _ 

in  December  ,879,  including 
Chftrasiah  on  the  25lh  April  i 
in  1S95  in  command  of  the  Qu 

the  Swat  River,  and  Mamiigai  (,u&i.t.v^.A„v» ...  v.^..j -  „.  »  «»  tix^  npience  ui 

campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart,  and  was  P'-«;S^>'t  »'  'he  aeie 
the  Malakand  incommand  ofthe  Liwer  Ctmp,  in  the  Cavalry  reconniissaace  ""J 'he  -st  August  ,S97.  a 
subsequent  operations  of  the  Malakand  Field  Force  at  the  Malakand  and  in  the  bv;at  y!'"^;^;  '"^'  ,,.„s^al80 
relief  or  Chakdara  Fort  and  the  engagement  at  Landakai  (mentioned  in  despatches.  ^■<"°Jf  „V  A^Vah  and  Gat 
present  in  the  operations  in  the  Mohmand  country,  including  the  attacks  on  the  villages  f'  ^Kran  ana  u 
(mentioned  in  despatches),  and  with  the  Buner  Field  Force  in  command  of  the  troops  at  "i"'?;"  «°"  JJ^in" 
(mentioned  in  despatches    CB.  and  two  Clasps)  ;    was  awarded  the  I'C  for  his  epnspicuous  bravery  dunn 
the  operations  as  here  recorded :-"  During  the  fighting  at  Nawa  Kili,  m  Upper  ^'^at,  on  the    ,7in  ^  s      . 
Lt.Colonel  R.  B.  Adams  proceeded  with  Lieuts.  H.  L.  S.  MacLean  and  Viscount  Fmcastle,  aD'l.a«f  enot  the  Giuues^ 
under  a  very  heavy  and  close  fire,  to  the  rescue  of  Lieut.  R.  T.  Greaves    Lancashire  1  usiliers    ^ho  was  i^_^B 
disabled  by  a  bullet  wound  and  surrounded  by  the  enemy's  swordsmen      In  bringing  him  under  cover        > 
Greaves)  was  struck  by  a  bullet  and  kiUed-Lieut.  MacLean  was  mortally  wounded-whilsi  the  hcraes  01 
Colonel  Adams  and  Lieut.  Viscount  Fincastle  were  shot,  as  well  as  two  troop  horses. 

•«  Major  A.  C.  Yate  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iSSo,  and  took  part  in  the  march  »»  Caml»hai  wUh  tn^ 
under  Major  General  Phavre  (Medal).    Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S86-88 ;  was  intelligence 
with  the  Northern  Shan  (''olnmn,  ,387-88  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  r    o  a  o     .nrl  wns  nresent  at 

"■  Major  J.  H.  Balfour  served  with  the  ,3th  Bengal  Lancers  in  the  Afghan  war  of  ,878-80,  and  was  present 
the  capture  ofthe  Peiwar  Kotal  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  ot  jSS^i^"'?^^.^^,''^^  Chitral 
battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  and  the  canture  of  Cairo  ( Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  5  Star,,     bei ,  ed  w  iin  me 


Indian  Staff  Corps. —  War  Services  of  Field  Oficers.  453 

Relicr  Force  under  Siv  Robert  Low  in  1805  (Metlal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campai<ra  on  the  North  Wesr 
Fronlier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-03  in  the  Mohmiind  Field  Force  with  the  nth  Bengii . 
Lancers  (Clat^p). 

*»8  Major  A.  H.  Wiinier  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  -.S91  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  the  second 
Miranzai  Expeditiun  in  1891  (LUaep). 

♦*^  Lt. Colonel  G.  W.Maxwell  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S7-S9  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^^  Lt. Colonel  H.J.J.  Middleton  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Iiiyezane 
and  at  Ekowe  duriutr  the  investment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■*^'  Major  G.  F.Watson  served  with  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp), 
and  in  the  operations  in  the  Northern  Chin  Hills  in  1892-9^  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

'^2  Lt.Colonel  W.  H.  Lowry  served  with  the  Burmese  Exp'edition  in  1885-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*"  Major  W.  R.  Yeilding  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-bo  with  the  iht  Sikhs  and  ist  Goorkhas,  and  took 
part  in  the  expedition  to  the  Lo  gar  Valley;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Also  served  with  the  Marri 
Expedition  in  18S0,  and  with  the  Mahsoou  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1S81.  Served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  i8S3 
as  Divisional  Transport  Officer  with  the  Head  Quarters  of  the  Force  (mentioned  in  despatchei*.  DSO.,  and  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the 
Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Divisional  Commissariat  Officer  1st  Division  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medstl 
with  two  Clasps). 

*5*  Lt.Colonel  W.  J.  H.  Bond  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1836-S7  as  Executive  Commissariat  Officer, 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  iu  1889-90  as 
Chief  Commissariat  Officer  to  the  Chiitagoug  f'olumu  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  mentioned 
in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chilral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  the  ('om- 
missariatand  Ti'ansport  Department  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on 
the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  'I'ir'ah  Expeditiouary  Force  as  Assis- 
tant Commissary  General  on  the  Line  of  Communication  (mentioned  in  despatches,  two  Clasps). 

*"  Major  J.  W".  B.  Meade  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-83,  and  was  present  in  the  engacjements  at  Ahmed 
Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i886-83  (Medal 
with  two  Clat-pa). 

*'-'^  Lt.Colonel  T.  H.  Haughton  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S9  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^7  Major  H.  Eardley  Wilniot  served  iu  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition 
in  i386  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^  Lt.Colonel  H.  H.  H.  Aspinall  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS6-R9  (Medal  with  two  Clasps> 

*^3  Major  L.  A.  Gordon  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  as  Transport  Officer  and  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier 
General  Burrows  (Medal). 

*^^  Major  G.  F.  Willes  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1870-80  (Medal). 

"'  Lt.Colonel  K.  M.  Foss  sei-ved  during  the  Rumpa  Rebellion  in  1879-80 'received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of 
India).  Served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-87  with  the  bth  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with 
Clasp). 

*^  Major  S.  F.  Biddulph  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Biddulph  (Medal) . 
Served  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^  Lt.Colonel  H.  D'U.  Keary  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  including  the  engagement  at  Kam  Dakka  (Medal). 
Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1 885-S9  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps) .  Served  with  the 
Wuntho  Expedition  in  1891  iu  command  of  the  Shwebo  Military  Police  (received  the  thank.s  of  the  Goveriimeut  ('t 
India,  menlioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Clasp)  ;  also  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Northern  Chin  Hills  iu 
1S92-93  (Brevet  of  Major). 

**>*  Major  E.  Vanaittart  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  iu  iSSr.  Served  with  the  Hazani 
Expedition  in  1891  with  the  2ud  Battalion  5th  Goorkhas  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^^  Major  A.  W.  Forbes  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  (Medalj. 

*^'  Major  G.  A.  Welman  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*''^  Lt.Colonel  C.  W.  W.  Burton  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  1888-89  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  and  with 
the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  as  Statf  Officer  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

*^  Major  J,  M.  Oarpendale  served  in  the  Aighan  war  of  i878-8o,and  tookpart  in  theoperatious  intheLughman 
Valley  (Medal). 

*'"  Lt.Colonel  G.  B.  Stevens  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i886-83  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  throughout 
the  operations  of  the  ist  Brigade,  and  a^  Staff  Officer  and  Assistantlnspector  of  Mountedlnfantry  Upper  Burma 
Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps);  with  the  Lushai  Expediiiun  in  1888-29  iu  com- 
mand of  a  detachment  of  the  4th  Madras  Pioneers  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp);  and  throughout  the  operations 
m  the  Chin  Hills  in  iSqo-q2  and  commanded  the  Kauhaw  Column  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major). 

♦'^  Lt.Colonel  H.  A.  Carleton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Ahmed  Kheyl;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  inthe  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  presentat  the  battle  of 
Candahar  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

*'^  Major  W.  J.  K.  Dobbin  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  i88i.  Served  with  the  Zhob 
Valley  PJxpedition  in  1S90.  Served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with 
the  1st  Sikh  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under 
Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Sikh  Infantry  (Medal  with  Ciasp). 

*"3  Lt.Colonel  Hyde  Baker  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  jiresent  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah 
on  25th  April  1880  (mentioned  in  despatches);  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  aud 
waa  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar — slightly  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served 
in  the  Marri  Expedition  under  Brigadier  General  MacGregor  in  November  1880.  Served  vrith  the  Zhoh  Valley 
Expedition  in  1890;  and  with  the  Kajuri  Koch  Field  Force  in  1892  as  Staff  Officer  to  the  Officer  commanding  the 
force.  Served  in  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  the  3rd  Punjab  Cavalry 
(Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Tochi  Vallej-  in  1895  under  Sir  William  Lockhart. 

*75  Lt.Colonel  R.  W".  Iremonger  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S88-89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■•'*  Lt.Colonel  A.  H.  Clark-Kennedy  servedinthe  Afghan  war  iu  1879-80,  including  the  engagementat  Kam  Dakka 
(Medal).  Served  with  the  B  urmese  Expedition  in  18S8-89  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  and  wiih  the  Chin-Lushai  Expe- 
ditionary Force  in  1889-90  asPrincipal  Commissariat  Officer  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India, 
mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Clasp). 

♦"  Lt.Colonel  H.  E.  Porter  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  as  Transport  Officer  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*"«  Major  A.  P.  Westlake  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  iu 
i836-3g  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.^  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*^  Major  W.  C.  H.  Mackintosh  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-57  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*8»  Major  J.  H.  Parsons  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i83o,  and  took  part  with  the  Aitchakzai  E.xpedition 
Medal).    Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  1885-86— dangerously  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*83  Major  A.  E.  Whistler  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the 
Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^*  Lt.Colonel  H.  O'Donnell  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedi- 
tion in  1888-89  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp);  commanded  the  Mogaung  Field  Force-- 
woundad  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Wuntho  Expedition  in  1891  in  command  of  the  Mogaung  Column  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  Clasp). 

*^^  Major  F.  \V.  P.  Angelo  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  inthe  engagementat  Hasheen 
and  in  the  operations  at  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force 
under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  9th  Bengal  Lancers  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^7  Major  E.  H.  Rodwell  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S78-79  (Medal).  Also  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree 
Expedition  in  i88r.  Served  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-05  with  the  211'X 
Punjab  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


456  Lidiaii   Staff  Co)ys.—War  Services  of  Field  Officers. 

in  ,39*-95  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  ^  as  er  ^f™"' f^^^i'^^^'^f^^'e'oVSs  in  tlie  AfgUan  war  of  .878-80,  first 

""'"Major  w'E!pi!?lVii;ss'crveam  th/Xfghan  war  m  .83o  (Medal).     Served  w,th  tLe  Hazara  Ex„ed.ttou  in 

^\V,  *«/'it'  S'^s'^Swanmon  served  with  the  Bannese  Expedition  in  18S6-87  with  the  Toungoo  Clolumn  and  the  3rd 
BrigadeTMeL  with  SaspT  Served  w.th  the  Chin.Lusha\  Expeditionary  Force  iu  .885-90  a»  Ch.er  Couim.ssuv.at 

°^r^■i;rorH°^T'°ulca?tne^'.^Vv^  Hazara  Expedition. in  .89.  (NIe;^lal  with  Clasp- 

w  Ma  or  W    \  Thou  pson  served  with  the  Buri.iese  Expedition  in  ,885-33  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
"7  MajOT  C.'  r  Fry  starved  with  the  Zholl  Valley  Expedition  in  1S84.      Served  m  the  Soudan  oampaiKi.  m  .38, 

^^f^MaTo^'p  '  h'' Hane'^c''k'iei^ll  w^^^^  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  ,88..     Served  with  the  Burmese 

"^S^Sri?  C  VL'rteoutsCTV^^^^^^^^  i"  '887-88  (Medal  with  Clasp,,    Served  in  the 

Major  t.C.vv.KmeoM8erveu  lajia  under  Sir  William  Lockl-art  in, 897-98  oa  Divisional  Transport 

Sr^?thV   uS^CaufFT'irF^^  do.pauues,.  and  aft.r.-irls  .hh    the  .st    Division  Tirah 

ExpediCnary  Force  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  Brevet  of  Maior  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

tS  Sr  "j- 1  '^^!!"!^^.^'^''^:^::^i^^^^'^^Xl\^^'^'^  "-''^  C'asp).  served  with  the 
Chrtr^TeUefVo^ceuudei  Sir  Rohert  Low  in  ,893  witli  the  37th  Bengal  In.autiT,  including  the  capture  ot  the 

^i?7-Sfro'^;^t£^w?'v=u^^^^^^^^^^^^  , 

i"  M-Sor  h'  v;  Custance  seJved  in  the  Soudan  oa.npaiRn  in  .885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hashceii 
and  the  Tolrek  z;iSa  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (.Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star)  Served  with 
?he  K  irmese  Vxptlilion  in  ,336-8,  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  campaisn  on  the  North  West 
PronderTflndia  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  jSth  Sikhs,  mcludin?  the  operations  ou  the 
Frontier  ot  India  xinaer!^^i  "■"  Ktneditionarv  Force,  ineludin,'  the  caiituro  of  the  Sampa^'ha  and  Arhanga 

P^e;\\h''e'en"Ji;ementfof  •^arinlar-ri'Tsi^  and  the  operati  ms  1,1  the  M.idaii-severely  wounded 

^■^n^J^f^^^^^^^^^e^^S^^^JS^^ii^^f^U^IX^iy^  war  in  .33o  (Medal).  Served  witU 

the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iSSe-S8  (Me'lal  with  two^Claapa). 


al 
under 


'"A/MaiorT's  'AIexa^Jde'rlerietwit'i]''tl':'Barm3se  Kxpeditionin  ,836-88  (Medal  with  two  Clasps), 
"e  MaiorWP  Anderson  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expedition  in  ,889-90  .  Medal  with  Clasp  . 

n  fso,  Js  wiS  the'Malakan  1  Field  Fo«e  indndiug  the  expedition  into  ihe  Mohmaud  couutr.^•,  and  was  present  at 
;Se  nfglu  attack  of  ,Xsci"em^^^  the  attacks'^on  the 'villages  of  Agrah-Gat  (twice  mentioned  m  despatches), 

and  with  the  Buiier  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  desjiatches,  fli'O.  and  two  Clasps). 
*"^  Ma^^r Vj.  Bremner  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  i° '885  88  (Medal  with  two  Clasps^ 

™  Maior  G.  P.  Ranken  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,886-87  as  '^''iff  Olhcer  to  the  u.iecioi  ot 
Tr.msport  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ;  ^^Cnf  w,th''rS,r''4rved  in  the  cam^  «n 
Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  I.  iw  in  1895  (Medal  with  C  asp),  herved  1"  ""J*"!/'*> 
of  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  1.1  , 897798  with  the  24th  Punjab  In  ai.tr.N  (UaspJ- 
™  Major  C  P.  Campbell  serve  1  in  the  operations  of  the  Bikauir  Field  Force  m  .333.  .  f  ^"^^  '?  "'"r,"  fe"  of 
of  Chi3 Fort  daring  its  siege  from  3rd  March  to  .8th  April  .8j5-woandcd  (ment.oned  in  despatclie,,  Bievet  ot 

^^^°]i^orX  t'^'sl^Dennys  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,836-88  (Medal  with  Clasp)  „,,^„^^^  „^_ 
00=  Major  J  Lampen  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  E.xpedition  in  ,88..    Served  with  the  BumicseExpe 

'"-  Mllor'w'^'SiVl\werJithTh1-Burmese  Expedition  in  .883-86  (mentioned  in  despatches,  .Medal  with 

'"'SS^ikpTJjnt'vSi^s^gXItrv^rwIrirrm  in  1888  in  the  Intelligence  Branch  ,,  Medal  with 

^''iS'siajor  E.  A.  Kettlewell  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  .885-87  (l'«'*^/,J';J^,'^i:'fP',.,.,„,     served  i. 
«"7  Major  C.  G.  F.  Edwards  served  with  the  two  M.rauzai  Expeditions  lu  ,89,   '■^'='1*' .^V'^i.p  Sikand  Fie  0 
camp'ai^  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  m  ,097  with  the  Malakand 

(Medal  w°th  Clasp);  also  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Hunza-Nagar  Country  in  189.-92  as  Deputj  Assistan 
Adjutant  General  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major.  Claspl.  / Medall 

«■>  Lt.Colonel  R.  H.Light  served  with  the  ■■'t',R«Simentin  the  Afghan  warm  ,87Q-8o(Me(la)). 

611  Major  F.  W.  Bepton  served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  ,683  (mentioned  m  despatches,  .ueuai  wi. 

^'S^'Ljor  R.  G.  Egerton  served  with  the  nazara  Expedition  in  ,888  (McxlalwithCT^^^^^ 

Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  ,894-95  as  Intelligence  Olhcor  S'^'l^^'^Pj?^;  •"%\°4,,f7/eUim^  th!, 
i-hitrnl  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1095  with  the  Queen  8  Own  Corps  of  Guides  cavalry.  ''*'-'" ''""Lni, 
engagement  it  Malakand  (iedal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the. Indian  Contingent  f '  Suakin  dunag  the  Dongols 
Expedition  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  .8qfi  (Brevet  of  Major,  British  Medal,  and  Khedues  Medal). 

"  .Major  It  M.  Maxwell  served  with  the  ,3th  Royal  Irish  in  the  Afghan  war  m, 879-80  (Medal).    Served  id. 
operations  against  the  Abor  tribes  on  the  North  blast  Frontier  ot  Assam  in  '89*  (Brevet  of  Major). 

■"•  LtColouel  Mackenzie-Kennedy  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  .885-87  (Medal  with  ciasp) ,  auu 

the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp).  ....      .  p  v„      „„,  i„  ,a,o  Rn  fMedal)      Served  with  tb 

«'i  .Major  J.   a.  Smith  served  with  the  nth  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0  (Medal),    aerseu 

Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  a- /\rori..i  wiM,  riasn) 

>•'«  MniorA   E   S.  Searle  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  1885-80  (Medal  wi.h  Clasp). 
'■'1  Maior   I  .E    Cooper  served  iu  the  campaign  ou  the  North  West  Frontier  of  V,!^;*  ""f 'f  "„^j^'^™,e  m  at  th 

in  ,397-98  with  the  2-id   ruiijab  Infantry  with  the  Kohat-Kurram  Field   Force,  including  the  en,a„oraent 


liulliJii  Staff  Coi-jjs. —  War  Serulces  of  Field  Officers.  457 

jUblanPasson  27th  August  1S57  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  the  opevations  on  the  Samana  in  Aus^ust  anil 
September  1S07,  ineludinff  the  defence  of  the  Samana  posts  and  the  relief  of  Gulistaa  ;  and  with  the  Tirah  Ex- 
peditionary Force,  including  the  march  down  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

"5  Major  B.  B.  Burton  served  with  die  4th  Sikhs  in  theMahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  18S1  under  Brigadier 

General  Kennedy.     Served  vrith  the  7th  Bengal  Native  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  was  present  at 

the  liattle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  with  the  Burmese  Rxpedition  in 

i8St'-87  on  Transport  duty  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force 

under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

[      "»  Major  (i.  F.  Riwcr^ift  served    in  the  Souilan  ca-npai£;n   in  1SS3,  and  was    present  in  the  engagement  at 

\  Hasheen  and  at  the  destniction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) .    Served  with  the  Chitral  R<-lief 

(  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1695  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier 

India  mider  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  15th  Bengal  Infantry,  and 

was  iiresent  in  the  engagements  at  Saraii  Sar  and  Tsiri  Kandao  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  two  Clasps) . 

«2o  Major  W.  Prior  served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  iSSS  (lledal  with  Clasp)  ;  and  with  the  Miinipore 
Expedition  ill  iSqi  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  13th 
Bengal  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"'  Major  D.  C.  F.  Macintyre  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Manipore  Expedition 
in  7891  in  command  of  the  Assam  Military  Police  (mentioued  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"^  Major  A.  R  Browning  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Exnedltion  in  1S84.  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedi- 
tion in  188S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

«^^  M.ajor  .\.  Beale  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1883-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^  Major  O.  H.  C.  Hevmau  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i836-88  (Medal  wich  two  ClaSps). 

«-'  Major  W.  .1.  R.  Wickham  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  as  Sta'f  Officer  to  the  Director  of  Indian 
Transport  with  the  Home  Forces  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition 
in  1BS8  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Sen-cd  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  'IVaniiport 
OflBcer  at  the  Base  and  Inspecting--  Transjiort  Olficer  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  (Melal  withClasji).  Ser^-ed 
in  the  Soutli  African  war  in  iSog-ioo.:?  as  Assistant  Director  of  Transport,  Natal. 

8*  Major  H.  U.  Sutton  served  with  the  Burmese  Etpedition  in  iS3;-2q  (.Me  ial  with  two  Clasps!. 

^'  Major  E.  F.  Marriott  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  took  part  with  the  expedition  against  the 
Wuzeeree  Kbugianis  (Medal).     Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  iSis  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*'-^  Major  S.  C.  Gongh  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  67th  Regiment  (Medal). 

e^9  Majar  A.  D.  C.  Pond  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-89  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with 
two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Wuntho  Expedition  in  1891  in  command  of  the  Ye-u  Battalion  (mentioned  in  de- 
Bpatches,  Clasp). 

'3«  Major  C.  C.  Tennant  served  with  the  Chin  Lnshai  Expeditionary  Force  in  18S9-00  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Major  H.  R.  Bi-ander  served  with  theHazara  Expedition  in  iSqi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral 
Relief  Force  nnder  Sir  Robert  Low  in  i3q5(Medal  with  Clasp). 

•^^  Major  C.  Davidson  served  with  the  two  Miranzai  Expeditions  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Major  H.B.  Borradaile  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S5-89  (.Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Accompanied 
Lt.Colonel  Kelly  in  the  advance  to  the  relief  of  Chitral  in  March  and  April  1895  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet 
of  Major,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

c^  Major  D.  M.  Thompson  served  with  the  i8th  Royal  Irish  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iS3o  (Medal).  Served  with 
the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  1888  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■^^  Major  G.  Murray  served  in  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  the 
3rd  Punjab  Cavalry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^  Major  C.  E.  Mardall  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Kooram  Division  (Medal) . 

^^  Major  D.  C.  Phillott  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1890.  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedi- 
tion in  iSgi  as  Field  Intelhgence  Officer  and  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  Cieneral  for  Intelligence  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

«'  Major  A.  V.  Hatch  served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  18S8  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

fi*9  Major  J.  W.  Cowley  served  with  the  Akha  Expedition  in  1883-84.  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in 
1S86-S8  ( Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  in  command  of  the  43rd  Goorkha  Rifles 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 

^^  Major  R.  W.  Little  served  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^*'  Major  R.  Southey  se.'ved  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  r8S8  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  in  the  operations  of 
the  Zhob  Field  Force  in  i8qo.  Served  in  the  operations  in  Mekran  in  1S98  includhig  the  engagement  at  Gok 
Parosh  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major). 

^^  ilajor  A.  E.  Aitken  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen 
and  the  Tofrek  zereba,  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (.Me  Ial  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive'6  Star). 

'^^  Major  H.  D.  M'Intyre  served  with  the  Burmese  Expetlltion  in  1886-S9  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

<-**  Major  W.  B.  Mullins  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-89  (Medalwith  two  Clasps);  and  in  the 
Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  the  33rd  Punjab  Infantry  (Clasp). 

'^^  Major  H.  V.  Cox  served  with  the  25th  King's  Own  Borderers  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Khyber 
Line  Force  under  Lieut. General  Bright  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS5-S9  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  Lockhart  in  1897-9S  with  the  21st  Madras  Pioneers,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Mohraaud 
Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches),  with  the  Tirah  E.xpedltionary  Force,  and  <vith  the  Buner  Field  Force 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"'  Lt.Colonel  F.  G.  Bradley  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S85-S6  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

""  Major  G.  F.  D.  Hamilton  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  iSSS  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'«  Major  R.  Wapshare  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S86-88  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with 
two  Clasps). 

"'J  Major  E.  R.  Hartigan  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

s^"  Lt.Colonel  M.  T.  Shewen  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  occupation  of  Alexandria 
and  Port  Said,  and  at  the  surrender  of  Fort  Ghemil  (.Modal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese 
Expedition  in  1S85-87  .'Medal  with  Clasp). 

«'  Major  C.  C.  Anderson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  In  1886-88  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) . 

''"  Major  C.  A.  S.  Montgomery  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1836-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

«3  Major  E.  L.  HoUoway  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1891-92,  including  the  operations  of  the 
Baungshe  Column  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"•  Major  D.  J.  T.  O'Brien  served  with  the  63rd  Regiment  in  Southern  Afghanistan  in  1370-80  (Medal).  Served 
with  the  ist  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment  In  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in 
the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba,  and  at 
the  destruction  of  Temai  (two  Clasps). 

liM  Major  H.B.  Vaughan  served  with  the  7th  Bengal  Infantry  In  the  Egyptian  war  of  iS32  (Medal,  and  Khedive  8 
Star). 

»™  Major  C.  Tritton  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  (Medal  with  Clasp'. 

«"  Major  C.J.  W.Grant  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S85  86  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Mani- 
pore Expedition  in  1891  with  the  12th  Madras  Infantry  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Thobal 
—severely  wounded  and  horse  shot  (mentioned  In  despatches,  Victoria  Cross,  promoted  Captain  and  Brevet 
Major,  Clasp).  Was  awarded  the  Victoria  Cross  "for  the  conspicuous  bravery  and  devotion  to  his  country 
displayed  by  him  in  having,  upon  hearing  on  March  27,  1891,  of  the  disaster  at  Manipur,  at  once  volunteered  to 
attempt  the  relief  of  the  British  captives  with  eighty  Native  soldiers,  and  having  advanced  with  the  greatest 
intrepidity,  captured  Thobal,  near  Manipur,  and  held  it  against  a  large  force  of  the  enemy.  Lieut.  Grant  in- 
spired his  men  with  equal  heroism  by  an  ever-present  example  of  personal  daring  and  resource.' 

i^s  Major  M.  Cowiwr  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  I'orce  under  Sir  Robert  Low  111  1895  1  Medal  with  Clasp). 
«i9  Lt  Colonel  W.  H.  Lewln  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i8S3-38  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


45o  ladiaii  Staff  Corps.— War  Servias  of  Captains. 

\r  r;  ntn  in  B  HoUowav  served  with  the  Buimesc  Expeaition  in  .885-815  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  witliClasp)  • 
«%,,Tn  PU^fi  M  Kdi^^^^^^  in  the  campaign  "n  the  North  West  Frontier  of  Indm  under  Sir  Wilhan, 

15- captain  f^itz(>-- M.  hdwaio^  ac  vec.  i  ^  Mohniand  Field  Force  inclading  the  engagement  at 

,'rZ  „S,TtheHunza-Naears  in  iSji-o,  as  Transport  OtHcer  (mentioned  m  despatches,  Clasp l&eivcd  in  the 

?s'Dt;*vLtstarQaartt  Mattel  General  for  Intelligence  with  the  rst  Division,  and  was  present  in  the  opera- 

^ikETn   r^!^^t:l  '^^t^iSf^  l^^^^l:r..Uer  of  India  ...dor  Sir  William 
lockhart  in  .307-98  with  the  c^h  Goorkha  Rifles  i.f  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  mcluding  the  operations 

'Hna^Gl'^.irto.-eT^erSh'^tlT'c!^  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  ,8,3  with  the  ^tH  Sikh 

Inlantry  (Me'lal  with  Clajp).  T!„vmesp  E-coedition  in  i386-88,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  an 

.-  Major  U.  «/ "•  P"™  ,^,'^J™^  ,1  WMedafvirtilwoCra^?    Served  in  the  operations i..  Uganda  in  .807-98  in 

vMedal  with  Clasp).  „„,.„„,,  „:,v,  .,,0  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  4th  Sikh 

IaLT'n"?ln<iing^he^\'pIn?;;fth*  MaYaka^^  of  the  S  ,vat  River  and  the  engagement  at 

"■""'StSnw'  S' HaSli  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iSSsSg  (Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ;  and  with 
^^^-'^cL°p\';:!n  a  l'^?evLrrs"e7ve:n^^^  of  188.  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).     Served  with  the 

Burmese  E>ipedition  in  18S7  (Medal  with  ClaspJ,-  .      ;       gj    g    ^^jj^  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Essex  Regiment 

,^,^^^&^.S:^^^^^!^-    lerv^i^?f  \'S    Srr-re1.e'Expedition  in  .885-S7  (Medal  with  t.vo  Clasp.,  ; 
;:„d  with  the  second  MiranzaiEe^j^io^^^  .^  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1^3  SCr'w's^BrSsperwY^^  o£  «.e  attack  on 

V^^'^^^^r-'t^lBB^^Bh^l'^^^^^^-  0.cer  (Mcda,  with 

>SS^SSrSrri!at;;mrr^^-=^^^ 

despatches.  KSO.).  ,,,0  ,st  Battalion  West  Kent  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882, 

''s^?a!;^:'i5Sn^sS^  ^s^s's^sriWaium^^^ 

and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  'n  force  fiom  A'^^J^dna  on  '^^  ftn       g       ^^,^^  ^, 

.>'J  C^pton.  J.  Thornhil)  served  with  the  Bui  meseExpeU.t.onmios      |''_g  .^^^j    wounded    Medal  with  two 

.«>  Captain  A.  R.  Denne  served  with  the  l^'i^^se  txp-dition  m  100^    7  ^.^erations  on  the  North  East 

Clasps      with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  ^"[f'";,'**^^^,^^,^'  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under 

Frontier  of  Burmah  in  189.-0.  with  ^^Irrawacldy  Column  (Uasi_)^  °n"the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under 

nications  (mentioned  in  despatches  Medal  ^'J'?' !;'™ '.'^^Pm',' -th  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Williaui  Lock- 
i«'t>Iajor  Offley  Shore  served..!  he  ca„,p,^^.„„n^  afterwards  with  the  Tirah 

hart  in  1897-95.  Arst  with  the   •^•y^'^.'' ',"''''';  ,'„,  ,  grevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'^^^^^'^^S^^^^^^^  ;^^^i^^^  engagements  . 

«al^'?fardtL''rorkTe?r"u'ihSy^^ou\°dtd(ffar.^^^^  and  Khedive.  Star,.    Served  with 

lUtCaVufCVa^^tg.-^^^^^^ 

-^J'iSS^F.H.S.Thomas  served  in  theBurm^^^gedUi™^^^ 

'"'^^^^t^^^tS'^^'^^^^^^^^^^  ^•'^''^^  Commissar.at  Officer  u.ider  Brigadier 
l?cnlValGi'aham( mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp,.  ^ 


-  captain  A  G  B  ./"'^''^"/'''^  Corj.s.~n^ar   Se,^;ces  of  Captains.  ,., 

"^tS^T-I?^^™^^  "^'"^""  °^"'"^'^"-  ^--  -^-  BH.a.e.  Gene..  T^.e'^;^ 

°^^'cl'p\irH^'b-^  J-^-.4£  B^^^^^^^      ™^  :'  '"■  ^"  "^^  ™'  ="  "•^  ™^-  »'  ^^''  °o.a.  ana 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)      Seiv'ed  wUh  ?he7n.°*  "''S'  '"^*.  ""^  P"^^^"'  "^t  the  battle  of  Tel-el  KMr  ,x,  ^    , 

■»  U.OoionelG.  F.  H?  oXn  se;l'l?^i?u"£;''B'aSleE™i?,"''5-'«  f-^^'^'"  -'^"^  ^'«^P)- 
de8patches,Clasp,,    Served  in  the  clVna,™  n^lt^tf.L^',^.^^^^'^"'  «''?eral  Ban nu' Comma ^me^n'ttn^dTn 


sariat  Officer  PeshawurgoluZ^Zentfone^  .897  with  the  Tirih  ] 

'"  ilaior  A.  A.  Jones  served  Vmwhi  2        °  despatches,  two  Clasps). 

Marsha&J?o\fea1^dX^rcL^T/elT^'i^  -<>-  Sir  Robert  Lo.  in  ,S,,  a.  Provost 

India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  X-Ts  with  the  6n,R»n      iV"^  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  aC 

''-■'clp't^^n^^-^^^'i™  i,'^  '«'■  F-1™''  'n  cfs^pThls^^L^";^'""  '°  '^«^-^'  '"^-^'  -"^  '-  Clasps, ;  and  with. 

-  Ma?o'"r'T.''kVXs'e\'v:d  wSh'tL^'B^^^^^^^  ^— -  -8,0. 

J8'  Captain  J.  C.  Erck  served^^th  the  I^.rZ  '''/•''PS'*'"°°  '"  '^^^  <Me1a'  «■'">  Clasp). 

'^  Captain  C,  F.  CaSell  served    nth     ''"'""»<'?«  Expedition  in  188,-87  (Medal  with  two  Clasnsl 
''»>'lT.ifnt-H'^;;dFF''^-'C-  ^^^"  ^'"°"-  o^m^i^'SS  sir  Wmian. 

ge3^hBen.aUn.nt..in2^-?L^^^j;;iS^-f-^;>-r. 

LockhaTm\';-otf.;,8''^"!?rtufL\*d'p!m,'nPr?  °°  "^,^  ^.-"^  ^'^^'  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 

ag^ran  Valleys  .  and  w,t^?h^-^^?£~  -  ^tS^^e^^^  -c=7S^£lS 

-  &inI^"'f;a';Uer^t^,Sh'tL'\v'/™■^,^P^^'''■°^      .888  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
,st  Battalion  4tb  Goo^rSralw'sTMedi't^ISX'pT  ^'''""°"  "°''^'-  "'^  ^^'"'^"  ^"='^'^"'  ^  '^94-95  -ith  th« 


Jative  Inlantry,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  ^Tfrm\Th''Lf)"f'''"TP\  ''''""' '"  ''^'"'^  ^^'^^^  'he  33th  Bombay 
tfedalw.th  Clasp).    Served  in  the  JaTpa^^ortheVorthw'it?  'JJ^'^F^^^'^^p-'^^o  (mentioned  in  despatches. 

y^^^j^"^  ^^i^d'^rdfSH^S'N?'^^^^       -  ^"p-  """^" 

|zara  Expedition  in  18,  ..^-l^'^I-t^^^^^^y^^-^  L^  ^viilL'^fh^Sai  ^11^^^ 

men?iofed7n"deTpa?cLT5edlTw'?t^tw^^  SasosT- w'ithfh?H'''''°\'°  '335-83  in  command  of  itounted  Jnfantrv 
■IjjaDzai  E.xpedition  in  1S9,  (Clasp)  ^'"sps),  w,th  the Hazara Expedition  in  189,  (Clasp);  and  with  thesecoi.d 

CaptamG.  L.  Holland  served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  18S8  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 


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J.62  Indian  Staff  Corps.— War  Services  of  Captain. 

served  with  the  Chitral  Reliof  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  -Sgs  with  the  3,th  Panjab  Infantry  (Medal  with 

and  Khcdive-s  Star)  Vvnpflition  in  i8Sj-3i;  withthe  snd  Battalion  of  the  Essex  Regiment 

,.7\''\'"°L^l\  ""■  ^"TlhrfiWsSta?)      Served'^frih  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,335-8^  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"^?^?i5fptn!^'SSrarBer'ved  with  the  Ha.ara  Expediton  in,833  (MedaWith  ClaspK 

1:fei:^:?^^op5f;f3S|^^ 

l'5I^Tntn?rT^'Jirdii'Scl''e  •cap't^r^lrre'i'a^a'i'a':^^  or  the  Swat  River,  and  the  en.a,,en.ent 

on"th';X1tV-w"irFr?nTe^  ^f tS^I  ^1^ Su-^W^ufa^ Lo^o^f  t'^faVs^^L"^  ^irah  Expeditionary  Korea 
n5  Ittl^J^F^S^w^^f^er^^d  ^h  Vh^c1ift;il'^Rr  f)^^^^^^^^^^  Sir  Robert  Low  as  Assistant  Divisional 

°.^■s■^;^ajn^°ffm•rs'e'v^id^w^t^rBTrr^^^^^ 
ir|£is5S^^^^r=J?5^;s^n^ 

''J5?5S^?'r'^:-Leonard  served  nj  the  Ni^Ex^^^j^ u^^J^35^th^^e^^Ba.ta^ 

<^.f  ci^n'i'^TrBr'^wn're?;^^^^^^^     tl^^n'r^se  ^'^x^editr  fn^.^S^i-^,  cmentioa^ed^in  despatches,  Medal  with 
two  Claspsl.  ,     ,      n,,,~psp  TCvnedition  in  iSSi-S?,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  the 

atra°c.'ri"e"i^nh\a'ilSt"menTi^'Jie'd"!n"d"e^^  with  ClaspJ;  and  with  the  second  Miran.ai  Ex- 

''^^^XSii^ri^lr^^  served  wit^t^e^t^es^^E^ 

Miranzii  Expedition  in  1S9;  (^'^f  P  V^'^^^^.'j^^ ''i"/-tfhMt  in  wTth  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Deputy 

Ssttal"lS'a°tr\ndtuarte?''iaste^Grral"on\\1  Communications  (mentioned  in  despatches, 

^??L^S.^a^^?^s.rvedwiththeZhobV^^Exped^^ 

Served  durin-  the  DonMlapxpeduon  under  bir  Herb.r^  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  m 

%r4^''^rL%T.t^,'X.^oZ?r^or°oo^T^^^  Omcer  at  Head  Quarters  (mentioned 

'^?>'lCttin -H^f ''sht^ersTer'ielTn'the  Soudan  campaign  in  ,335,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  the 

in  i8,?wth"ht-,st  Puniai,  Cavalry  (mentioned  in  despatches  M  ^.^^  ^^^  ^^^^^^^  _ 

«»  Maior  F.  J.  Fowler  served  wi  h  the  Zh°b  Va  lev   ^xoedmon  m  i=>  ^-  ..^  ^^  ^5^^  operations  in  Uganda  in 

fsTA^S  ^^Irt^aiT-r  fn°t^e^LTagrme^n??t  Te^ur^^t'L^^S  ll  despatches.  Breve'l  of  .lajor.  Medal  with 

'^^^liaptain  W.  Kirkpatri^  served  v"*  t^  Bi^mese  Expedjtion^^i33s^^a.a^ 

189-.  (Midal  with  Clasp).  ^ffJJI^"!"  J^^^eT  'pfr'a  wita\he?s'i  Pun  ab  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

;::s:wl^x::^::erved^ith«.ei..n^^^ 

^:^^^l^C\=^^^^{^^^:^^2^  Sir  WiUiam 

.so  captain  T.  H.  Hardy  served  m  the  c^amp^^^^^^^^ 

'^a^^'rX  '^§^'^^'!::s^r,r^t^s^  s^a^n^eSi^c^i^s 

Sl^y:^n^.a "ng'^h^e^engl^/mrtV&Ka.lVainl^T^^^^^^^  <i«^>e.  -<>  "^^  -P'^  "^  ^-""' 


97-98  as  Section  Com- 


="  napt:vin  W.  E.  Banbury  sorted  Wiethe  BarZeP.^";?^       '"  '*^^^  '^^"S"'  ^vith  "vTo  asps) 

-  Camainl  ^f^  September  Hw.ce  m'SiCrt  fnti^l'^tcbl  'ar^pT"""^  "'^'°^'  "'^  Moh.uncls  .aoljin,  tt 

ment  at  Giniss  (Medal.'  and  Kbodi  4's  S  Lk  ''se  VeH  th  the  il/Zf  ,J°  "^?^-^^'  '"^'^  "^^  P"^''"'  i°  th=  «n..a.^e. 

^^  Captain  U.  >V.  Somerset  ser™d  with  the  Burmese  FvnSrf  *  Expedition  in  iSSS  (Medal  with  Clasnf 

'^ith  the  Uhitral  Belief  Force  uader  ,^i    Robert  L™   in  fen"  n,n    '°  '886-8,  (Medal  with  two  Clasps)      gervod 
General  at  the  Base  (Medal  with  ClasDl.  '^5=   as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master 

-£p'i\rng.:l'.°^^ntoTs^;^^^^^^ 

Yemethen  an.l  Nymgau,  and  the  operations  of  the  '^st  anrt  ,r  1  Rrl„:,J     "'".'''"s  '''"'  "orations  round  Hlinde  . 
Bn,ad,erUeneralLoc.hartrespeoLe.,(Medal'j;itL^\rara%"^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

vZ  p^Sirti^nfn  ?4?(^(?irs^;r '""  «^^  '^^ "  E-^P^'li'ion  in  ,886-87  (Medal  with  Clasp)  -.  and  with  the  Mani- 
(MedafSircitp';;  ^"'"'"S'^by  served  with  the  Chin-Lnshai  Expeditionary  Force  in  xSS^-go  as  Transport  Officer 

EasMmLtionedindespaSet  SaMvit'JiroCla''^  in  .836-38  as  Orde?ly  Officer  to  Brigadier  Genera- 

^»  ct^taln  E.  «;  a' Wake  servedfnTl^e^*:!'.^  '^"■^^^<Expedition  in  ,835-87  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

^^^i^  d^^^^^'^r^^iHSSiS^ 
^»«sSaS^.i^%--~HiS^ 

c^lSS1^?-&X^?i  SS  n  S?ii™  -r.ed  in  the 

peditionary  Force  with  the  iSth  Ben  ™1  Lancers  ino^udn^fLon^^^^^    Lockhart  m   ,897-98  with  the  Tirah  Ex 
Valley  under  Major  General    ieatm«n   Bit„\  ,• ,  =.        i^Po^*'''°'"  °n  the  Samana  Ranse,  in  the  Kurram 

"?,*/^  <-^?l°''^>RieVardsunlMedX"h°threfcia?ps1  ="''  """^  September  ,897,  and  with  the ' Plying  CoLm" 

Robert  Low  in  ,695  (Medal  w?th  Ssp)  '^'"'P''-    ^'"'^'^  ""^^  "^^  C'"™'  Il'=lief  Force  under  S?r 

Wa.irisrn'Sx^peditPon°ntd?r'sfrTv'l|,rai;i^^';^  .S85-37  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the 

^"  Captain  H.  T.  Brooking  seiwed  with^he  Rn,m«?sv„'J?,"  ^  the  ,st  Bitcalion  4tl,  Goorsha  tiifles  (Ula.p). 
two  Clasps),  and  in  the  opirat  ons  Tn  the  ch  Hm,  in'^tt"°°  '"  i^'^-Sg  mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhari  ,^  S„  „s  wi't^.'Vl  ^^'^^Vl  '■'>«,<=ampai!;n  on  the  North  West 
Madras  Pioneers,  and  was  presenMn  the  onerat"ons^on' tbr^p™.  ^'u^  Expedit  onary  Force  with  the  3,»t 
action  at  Dargai  on  2cth  October,  in  °he  mwch  down  thp  R,r»  v^n  '""J^"  "^'^  '"  ""^  Kurram  Valley,  in  the 
Bazar  Valleys  (Medal  with  three  C  asps)  ^™  ^"•"''^'  '"'•^  '°  "^=  operations  in  the  Waraii  and 


464  Indian  Staff  Gorps.-War  Services  of  Captaim. 

="=  CapUin  K.  O.  Barne  ser.ed  with  the  Wa^irisUu  f  if,^,^"-  un^er  Si..Wim«m 
the  x«t  Sikh  Infantry  (Medal  with  "a^P)- ,,f  |,"fd^^^rce"tth'^he^.6t  Sikh  Infan  try  (Meaiil  wth  Clasp) 
Sir  William  Lockhart  in  .897  with  the  3°='".'^^ ,^  *  "TJ'd.tionarv  Force  in  .889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp)    Servea 

30>  Captain  L.M.Foster  served  with  the  Chm-LushaE^^  Loekhtrt    in   1897-98  with  the  =8lh 

in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frotitier  of  If '^  -^"^mand  Field  Force,  incliuliae  ""^  .™S^„"J;%"' f 
Bombay  Infantry,  and  look  part  in  */°Pf"''Xned  in  despatches) ;  fllso  with  the  Tirah  H^peditionary  Force. 
Badmanai  Pass  and  the  captnre  of  Jarobi  (ment^nea  in  oe^pa  ;^  ^  ^^^^^,  ^^.^^  two  Clasps), 

includine  the  operations  in  the  Maidan  and  thi.  "»?':';"""""  SVnodition  in  'Sot  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
'  ?<!^Captafn  A.  G.  Medley  served  with  the  second  M,™r«a_iExpcd,t,™  in  ^^.  _l^^  ^^^^^.^^  "^'^^^oyal  Sussex 

300  captain  S.  B.Graham  served  '-i.fli^  ^.le  Expeditmn  m -^M     ,^^^  ^  ^^^  (Medal  with  Clasp 

Reg.me'nt.  and  took  part  in  the  °P'>™"Cmese  IxpcdTtion  in  "887  (Medal  with  two  CUasps). 
aud  Khedive's  Star).    Served  with  the  Burmese  '^^Pf" '' °  '       gj  including  tlieoperations  under  Brigadier 

30S  Captain  F.  W.  H.  CoK  served  with  the  Bu™ese  E^ped.t^on^n^83^  8^  .^^^^  ^1^^^^,^  Manipore 

Generals  East  and  Wolseley  <"«°J:X„,\n  lX--severe1rwo^^^^^^^    (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 

^oTcStireri^'^iSrate^hr^^^^  '-  '"^""''^'  ■"  "■ 

^^I?°C?atain''!'i?r;aitr-?d  w^i'th  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-S,  (Meda,  with  two  Clasps) ;  also  served  ,n 

the  operations  in  the  Northern  Chin  HiUs  in  i89.-93^DSO  )  (MedaWith  Clasp).    Served  in  the  cam - 

3.«  Captain  B,  de  V.  W.ntle  serv-ed  with  the  Hazarabxpe^^^  .^^   ^  ^,^^    l^^  Malakand  Fiekl 

-'^  8lfeln  J  P  Barnes  served  in  the  campai^  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhan 
in  1897-08  with 'the  6th  Bengal  Cavalry  (Medal  «'"'^f/^'-  edition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) ;  with  tlu- 
^X:i.S(:^l^^:lt^^^^4^^^^°'^  ''=-'-"''^  Hunza-Nagars  m  .89.9.  as  Com^. 

the  camVaign  on  the  North  West  |;™f,?,P  J^^^'",  ^h'to'^th  December,  xE97  <Medal  with  two  Clasps,.    Served  in 

Passes  and  the  operations  in  the  Bazar  >  auey  01  -3"'  »"  i 

the  South  African  war  in  ,B99-.9oo  °'V«Pf^'^^??";'Shai  Expeditionary  Force  in  ,369-90  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

321  Captain  P.  B.  Warren  served  with  the  thin-Lusnaifixpe  '      Qie'M  with  two  Clasps). 

322  Captain  S.  A.  Pearse  serveu  with  the  Burmese  «=,JP^^;"°V°  ""^jj   \„a  took  part  in  the  operaf-ons  of  the 

323  CapU  n  F.  J.  H.  Wynch  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m.  887  a  ^v^  ^^^^  S^  ^^ 
,st  Brigade  (Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ;  and  with  the  Ha.ar^^^^^  i  Infantry,  including  the  capture 
with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  "■"""^^''[^^^"^^'^^^"^JSi^htlv  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp  . 

of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  en^*f  "^"^  "'J^^r-Exnedit  on  in  .88.-83  (Medal  with  two  Claaps) 
32'  Captain  G.  W.  Lillv  served  with  the  B"".™.    r^jr,iif  nn  in  ,881-8.  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Ro>n,I  Sussex 
327  captain  H.St.  G.Thomas  served  in  the  Nile  Exped^^^^^^^^^  ^^^^^^^^  Stewart  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 

Regimeit,  and  took  part  mthe  0P"''"°"'^°^"',t?f,'"  in  ,586.39  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^l1S^S^iSSHSHSi^£^n^^ri^^Sciasp).  and  with  the 

^S^^^ai^r^i^'ci^Bairif  ie^'e^d^'with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  in  .88,-85.    Served  with   the  Burmese 
'^-St'aJ.UinG'l'  '^^rds^ved'^wTtS'the  Burmese  E^P-Wion  m  ,336  88  (Meda|with^^^^^^^^^  ^^^^^  ^^ 

33.  CapS  n  F.  J.  Moberly  served  with  the  «an,pore  Expedmon  °    §9^^ »'  A.^ist^^^_^  ^^^^^  ^^^^^  ^  , 

Tammu  Column  (Medal  with  Clasp)-,  m  the  operations  '"B^","*'"f.i°?'_  severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  ae- 
into^ouerat^nsinGilgitin  .893.  inoludmg  the  e°Kag«^'"<=°Vf,'Lfi Vn  ,3q-  Indtwk  part  in  tbe  defence  of  Mastii] 
.nalcherDSO  and  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  0P«™^^°^'°„VuhTla"n)      Serve l?n  ?he  Campaign  on  the  North 
Mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  to  be  Captain,  M.^^^'J  'J^A^rHcPi-^.ar'n  .699.,90o  on  Transport  duty 
We  "t  Frontier  of  India  in  ,897-98  (Clasp).     Served  in^he  south  Afrra  Tr^^^'Xl'^^t^  Z^- 

336  Captain  E.M.  Jackson  served  With  the  Buimese^xpeauoni  '    Kitchener  in  ,896  with  the  .,th  Sou- 
Pl«sn-,      Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  t  orce  un.ier  air  ne,  u,; 

dSe  bSuou  (mentioned  in  <1-P"f  ^^■'^j1-'-|exS  on  in  ,888  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  in  the.  operations  tn 

337  Captain  E.  H.Watson  served  with  the  H*''"* '^'^P?  ,,,'",.  „„,i  in  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  bir 

Lockhart  Commanding  the  Force  (Medal  with  "asp).  i^  t^e  ^nd  Brigade  under  Brigadier 

3^1  Camain  J.  B.Chatwrton  served  in  the  Burmese  E^^^^^^^^^  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  m    ■ 

General    Cox  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp, ,  ana  wit  ,  ,  „.i,h  ria^o) 

"irises,  s'r«si:'KJ  "Sth.  bSU  E.p.d«i..  .■,.»..-..  w.«"  •■«"-><»—'■■"'■  ""** 

&,„,. . ». »».-™..  .„.,. ,»  *.  ^..,»..»  Fi.»  r™  — '"  ™;  ''»'•?  ■■  '■'"• 

the  20th  Punjab  Infantry  (Modal  with  Clasp). 


^*  Captain  ri 
and  April  i' 
Clasp). 

353   ~ 

with 


Indian  Staff  Corps. — War  Services  of  Captains.  465 

"'  Major  A.  W,  Newbold  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1384-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  theRoy«l  Sussex 
BeKiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column  undei'  Sir  Herbert  Stewart  (Med*l  with  Clasp 
and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Wuntho  Expedition  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Kachin  Hills,  Burmah,  in 
1891-9J  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

f  Captain  Roos-Keppel  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'_•*  Captain  J.  P.  Barry  served  in  the  Boer  w!ir  in  i83i.  Serve  1  with  the  Burm-ise  Exps  lition  in  iS36-88  (MaJal 
with  two  Clasps);  and  in  the  operations  on  the  North  East  I'Voatier  of  Burma  in  i89[-52. 

^''  Captain  B.  W.  Marlow  servel  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i836  (Uedal  with  Claspl. 

'"  Captain  C.  B.  Hendley  served  with  the  Barmeie  BxoeiitioQ  io  1885-39  (.Me  Jal  with  tw)  Clasps),  and  in  the 
operations  in  the  Chin  Hills  in  1892-93.  Served  in  the  campaii^a  on  the  LVorth  VVe^t  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Espediti<inary  Fores  with  the  21st  Midra^  Pioneers,  anlwis  present 
in  the  operations  between  Kohat  and  Parachiuar  in  September  and  October  1897,  in  the  action  at  Dartjai  on  20th 
October,  in  the  march  down  the  Bara  Valley,  ani  in  the  opiratijni  in  the  Waran  and  y;i:".f,r  Valleys  (Medal with 
two  Clasps). 

'"  Captam  C.  Herbert  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i8;!6-39  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  with 
thi3  Waziristan  Delimitation  Escort  under  Brigadier  (general  Turner  in  1894  ^^il^h  the  ist  Battalion  ist  Goorkhas— 
danweronsly  wounded  (mentioned  in  ilesoatches,  D99.  and  Medal  with  Claspl. 

'^  Captain  C.  Bailey  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1855-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'*  Captain  V.  B.  Fane  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  as 
Orderly  Otficer  to  Brigadier  General  Symons,  Commandinir  2nd  Brii:jade  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^^  Captain  A.  E£.  Battye  served  withthe  Burmese  Expedition  in  i886-37(.\Ie  ial  with  Clasp);  withtho  Chin-IJushai 
Expedition  in  1889-90  (Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Ohitral  Relief 
Force  under  Sir  Rotjert  Low  in  1895  with  the  2nd  Battitlion  4th  Gurkh.t  Rifles,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  o? 
the  Malakaud  Pass  and  the  ensaj^ement  at  Mamu^ai  (.Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaio:n  on  the  North 
West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  P.irce  with  the  2n  I 
Battalion  4th  Goorkha  Rifles,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampa^ha  and  Arhan^a  Passes  and  in  the 
operations  against  the  Charakanisand  in  the  Bazar  Vallev  (two  Clasps). 

^^^  Captain  VV.  H.  W.  Mercer  served  with  the  Burmese  Exnedition  in  1886-87,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  an 
ergagement  on  the  27th  March  1887  (Medal  with  Clasp).  [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "Hart's 
Annual  Army  List,**  p.  786.] 

^^"  Captain  J.  A.  G.  Rainsford  served  with  the  Burmese  Exnedition  in  18S6-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Captain  F.  de  B.  Young  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i883  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  thecam- 
paign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-  8  with  the  Tir;ih  Expeditionary 
Force  as  Sectional  Commandant  on  the  Line  of  Communications  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two 
Clasps). 

^^  Captain  A.J.  Caruana  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Exi>edition  in  1890.  Served  with  the  two  Miranaa 
Expeditions  in  i8gi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  2nd  Punjab  Infantry  with  the  Tuchi  Field  Force,  with  the  Kohat-Kurram 
Field  Force  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  in  August  and  Sf^otemlier  1S97,  and  with  the  Tirah  Expedi- 
tionary Force  including  the  march  down  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

^^°  Cantain  J.  M.  Camilleri  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  189 1  (.Medal  with  Clasp);  with  the  Chin-Lushai 
Expedition  in  1892-93  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  and  with  the  Aljor  Expedition  in  1894.  Served  in  the  cimpaign 
on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  V^illiain  Lickhartin  1S97-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  in 
ciharge  of  Transport,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  of  L-mdakai  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  in  the 
operations  in  Bajanr  and  in  the  Mamund  country  ;  also  with  the  Btiner  Field  Force  as  Brigade  Transport 
Officer  ist  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatch  ^s.  Medal  with 
two  Clasps)  ;  also  with  the  Tirah  Expelitionary  Force  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  w-ar  in  1899-1900  on 
Transport  duty. 

3"  Captain  p.  J.  Miles  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i838  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"Captain  F.  C.  Muspratt  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Foroa  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  3olh 
Punjab  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^*  Captain  C.  A.  Fowler  served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891. 

^'»  Captain  A.  H.  Williams  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (Med.al  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  tha 
Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp). 

'"  Captain  R.  C.Lye  served  with  the  Burmese  Expeditionin  i835-87,and  was  slightly  wounded  in  an  engagement 
«.t  Oungdaw  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp). 
Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Korce  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  23rd  Bengal  Infantry,  including  the 
engagement  at  Malakand  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

»'■«  Captain  A.  Grant  served  with  the  Chin- Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with 
the  Manipore  Expedition  in  iSqi  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Hobert  Low  in  1895 
with  the  2nd  Battalion  4th  Gurkha  Rifles  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier 
of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S97  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General 
Egerton,  and  afterwards  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  4th  Goorkha  Rifles,  and  was 
present  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  the  operations  against  .he  Chamkanis  and  in 
the  Bazar  Valley  (two  Clasps). 

**''  Captain  A.'  R.  Ditmas  served  with  the  Burmese  3.xpedition  in  1887-88  (-Medal  with  Clasp). 

""  Captain  B.  Waller  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S91  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  the  second 
Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Claspl. 

^-  Captain  F.  Murray  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-39  (M^dal  with  two  Clasps). 

'»>  Maior  A.  B.  H.  Drew  served  with  the  Hazara  Ex|)edition  in  i838  (.Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  and  with  the  two 
Miranzai  Expeditions  in  1891  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Cnitral  Rolief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the 
loth  Punjab  Infantry  on  the  Line  of  Communications  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  011  the  North 
West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  as  Dflputy  Assistant 
Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  at  Malakand  and  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Clasp). 

™  Captain  R.  M.  Edwards  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-89,  including  the  operations  of  the  3rd 
Brigade  under  Brigadier  General  Lockhart  and  the  expedition  up  the  Ohindwin  River  under  Colonel  Toker 
<Medal  with  two  Clasps).    Also  served  with  the  Manipore  Kxpedition  in  i8gt  (Clasp).  ...„.■ 

"^  Cantain  H.  D.  Watson  served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  188S  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  wr.h  the  Chin- 
Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  18S0-00  (Clasp).  ,    ,   .     .l  r,,         >  ,       .t,  .v 

»*'  Captain  E.  W.  Carrick  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps);  and  with  the 
' 'Manipore  Expedition  in  iSoi  (Clasp).  „  .       „„  /,,  j   ,        .,    ,„        ^ 

•  ■  "»  Captam  F.  A.  Smith  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  m  1889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  operations  in  Central  Africa  against  the  slave-trading  Arabs  in  1895. 

2"  Captain  R.  B.  Berkeley  served  with  the  Burmese  Expeditionin  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"'  Captain  R.  B.  Low  served  with  the  Lushai  Expedition  in  1889;   and  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891 
■  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the  ChitralReliof  Forcein  1S95  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Robert  Low  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  Z)SO.  and  Medal  with  Claspl.  ,         .  ,  „,  ,     ■  ,.    v    rr 

"»  Captain  D.  F.  Stuart  served  with  the  Burmese  E.xpedition  in  1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  the  Hazara 

Expedition  in  1801  (Clasp).  ,.  ,     „.   ,„.„.       ,      1  i.     » 

»"  Captain  V.  A.  Ormsby  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wdliani  Lockhart 

;'in  1897-98  with  the  ist  Battalion  3rd  Goorkha  Rifles,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range,  and  also  with 

■' the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  and  three. Clasps).  ..-,,■  ,      c-    tir-n-  _ 

»«  Captain  C.  E.  H.  Erskine  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham 

"■Iiookiart  in  iSq7-oS  with  the  36th  Sikhs,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

«"  Captain  G.  H.  Boisragon  served  with  the  Hjzara  Expedition  in  i833  (Medal  with  clasp);  with  the  Hazara 


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Expedition  in  1S9:  (Clasp) :  and  with  the  two  Miranzai  Expeditions  in  1891,  in  the  first  expedition  as  Oi'derly 
Officer  to  the  General  Officer  in  commanrl  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  operations  in  the  Hiinza-Nagar  Country  in 
1891-92,  including  the  capture  of  the  Nilt  Fort  (Victoria  Cross,  Clasp):  was  awarded  the  Victoria  Cross  "  for  his 
conspicuous  ora\'ery  in  the  assault  and  capture  of  the  Nilt  Fort  on  2ud  December  zSgi.  This  officer  led  the 
assault  with  dash  and  determination,  and  forced  his  way  through  difficult  obstacles  to  the  inner  f^ate,  when  he 
returned  for  reinforcements,  moving  intrepidly  to  and  fro  under  a  heavy  cross-fire  until  he  had  collected 
(Sufficient  men  to  relieve  the  hardly-pressed  storming  party  and  drive  the  enemy  from  the  fort."  Served  in  tho 
Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  tVilliam  Lockhart  in  i£94~95  (Clasp). 

=*^^  Cajttnin  O.  H  R.  Coles  served  with  the  Burmef^e  Expedition  in  18S7  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) ;  and  with  the 
Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  m  1895  with  the 
i'7t.h  Bentrallnfantry,  including  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  at  Kliar  (Medal  withCla?<p). 
■*™  Captain  A.  F.  i*.  Paxton  served  during  the  Xile  Expedition  in  13S4-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  YorlvRl.iro 
Regiment  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  up  the  Xile.  Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1S05-3'- 
daring  the  operations  on  the  Upper  Nile,  and  wa'*  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's 
Stnr).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Exnedition  in  15S7-S9  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
^"^  Captain  N.  E.  Rob'n  served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  18S8  (Medal  with  Clasp)- 

*o*  Captain  W.  O.  M.  Woodcock  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-S7  including  the  operation  of  the 
fith  Brigade  under  Brigadier  General  Low  (Medal  with  Claspl  ;  and  with  the  two  Miranzai  Expeditions  in  iSqi 
(Clasp). 

**>*  Captain  A.  H.  Eustace  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i38S  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Hazara 
Expedition  in  1S91  as  F'ield  Intelligence  Officer  (Clasp), 

*05  Captain  H.  F.  Walters  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Field  Intelligence  Officer  2Qd  Division  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*^^  Captain  F.  W.  Evatt  served  with  the  Hazara  Exnedition  in  iS83  (Meial  with  Clasp)  ;  in  the  Hazara  Expedi- 
tion in  iSgt  with  the  2nd  Battalion  5tb  Goorkhas  (Clasp);  with  the  first  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp); 
with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892 ;  with  the  Waziristan  Delimitation  Escort  under  Brigadier  General  Turner 
in  1894  (mentioned  in  despaiclies) ;  and  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Foi'Cd  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  iu  1 894-9!;  as 
Assistant  Suuerintcalent  of  Army  Signalling  ist  Brigade  (Clasn). 

*°^  Captain  C.  T.  W.  Forth  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1805  ^'th  the  30th 
Punjab  Infantry  (Medal  with  Cla^p). 

♦'0  Captain  K.  R.  R.  Swiuey  served  with  the  Burmese  Exnedition  in  1886-87  including  the  operations  of  the  ^rd 
and  4th  LiriL'ades  under  Brigadier  Generals  Lockhart  and  CoUett  respectively  (Medal  with  two  Clasps);  ;ind  with 
the  Lu'ihai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India 
under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  9th  Goorkha  Riflea  in  the  Mohmand  Field  Force,  and  afterwards 
in  tbe  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  CUispsJ. 

*!'  Captain  N.  A.  H.  Budd  served  with  the  Chiu  Lushai  Expedition  in  1889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp}.    Served  m 
the  operations  against  the  Sultanate  of   Vitu  under  Admiral  Fremantle  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with 
Clasp). 
■*'='  Captain  P.  S.  M.  Burlton  served  in  the  Hazara  Exoedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
*i3  Captain  A.  J.  Campbell  served  with  the  Bnrmes'i  Expedition  in  1889  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*>♦  Mijor  W.  R.  Birdwood  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  m  1891  (Medal  with  Claspl.  Served  with  the 
Tsazai  Expedition  in  ia92.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  tho  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Orderly  Officer  2ad  Division  and  was  prei^ent  in  the 
engagements  of  ChagruKotal  and  Dargfii,  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  reconnaissance 
of  the  Saran  Sar,  and  action  of  9th  November,  1897;  also  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Waran  Valley 
including  the  eneatrement  '-f  i6th  November,  11)97,  the  operations  rouufi  Dwatoi  and  in  the  Bara  Valley  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1^99-1900  on  Special 
Service, 
♦'s  Captain  J.  Kendall  served  with  the  Burmese  Expe'Ution  in  1887-S8  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
*'7  Major  C.E.de  M.  N'orie  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  189 1  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  cam- 
paign on  tlie  N'orth  West  Frontier  ot"  India  under  Sir  William  Lockbart  in  1897-98  with  the  ist  Battalion  2nd 
Goorkha  Rifles  with  the  Kurram  Kohat  Field  Force  including  the  relief  of  the  Samana  Fort3,  and  with  tho  Tirah 
Expeditionary  Force  including  the  actio-K  at  Dargai  on  the  ifttli  and  ?oth  O^t-ober,  the  expeditious  to  Waran 
Valley.  Dwatoi  and  Cbamkani  country,  and  the  march  down  the  Bara  Valley— severely  wounded  (t^vice  mentioned 
in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  three  Clasps). 
'  *^^  Captain  G.  E.  L.  Gilbert  served  with  the  Ha/.ara  Expedition  in  t883  (Medal  with  Clasp):  and  with  the  Tsaza 
Expedition  in  1892.  Served  wiMi  the  Cliitnil  Rslie^  Force  imder  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  as  Adjutant  34th  Punjab 
Infantry  (Medal  with  Cia-p).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1S97-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  and  the  Kbyber  Force  with  the  34th  Punjab  Pioneers 
(two  Clasps). 

<i9  Captain  C.  O.  Swanston  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  (mentioned 
in  despatches  'Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

■•20  Captain  E.  G.  Wright  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps);  and  with  the 
Chin-Lushai  Kxpeditionary  Force  in  1880-90  (Clasp). 

«'  Captain  T.  Y.  Scddou  served  with  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1890.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force 
under  Sir  Robert  Low  1S95  with  the  74th  Punjab  Infantry  (Medil  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the 
North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  and  the 
Khyber  Force  with  the  ^4th  Punjab  Pioneer's  (two  Cla'*ps). 

*^  Captain  Oockhart-ilure  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86,  and  was  present,  in  the  en- 
gagement at  Ginis?  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

«■*  Captain  J.  H.  B.  Beresfordserved  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasp),  Served  in  the 
Hazara  campaiirniu  1S88  (Clasp);  with  the  first  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891;  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in 
1891  (Clasp);  with  the  WHzinstanDelimmationEscortin  1894, and  with  the  subsequent  expedition  under  SirWdliam 
Lockhart  in  1894-95  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  can^paign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  3rd  Sikh  Infantry  with  the  Kohat-Knrrain  Force  including  the  operations  on  the 
Samana  Range  and  in  the  Kurram  Valley  in  August  and  September  1897,  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force, 
and  w;is  present  at  the  storming  of  the  Dargai  Heights  on  zoth  October  1S97,  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  Pass,, 
and  in  the  operations  against  the  Chamkanisaud  iu  the  Bazar  Valley  ( Medal  witli  three  Claspsi. 

***  Captain  H.  Lowther   served  in  the  campuign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of    India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1807-98  with  the  2nd  Infantry  Hyderaliad  Contingent  with  the  Reserve  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary 
Force,  and  afterwards  un  the  Line  of  Communications  at  Bara  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
*"^  Captain  A.  H.  AUenby  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S86-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
■*-"  Captain  T.  S.  Young  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-S8  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
^'^  Captain  W.  E.  F.  Burlton  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  13S5-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
"2  Captain  W.  A.  L.  Cowie  served  with  the  Burmese  Ex]jedition  in  1887-89  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the 
campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Williim  Lockhart  iu  1897  with  the  Kobat-Karram  Field 
Foice  with  the  '5th  Bengal  Jnfantry  (.Medal  with  Clasp). 

+^'  Captain  W.  G.  W;dker  served  wi'h  the  two  Miranzai  Expeditions  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with 
the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S94-05  wicb  the  ist  Battalion  4th  Goorkha  Rifles  (Clasp.) 
"5  Captiiin  A.  B.  Harvev  served  with  ihe  Buimcse  Expedition  in  1  SS6-S9  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in 
the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-9^  with  the  Malakand  Field 
Force  with  the  r6th  Bengal  Inliinlrv,  and  took  part  in  the  operatio  ns  of  the  Laman-Uiman  Khel  Column;  also 
with  ihe  Buner  Field  Force  including  the  assault  of  the  Tanga  Pas  s  (Medal  with  fUasp). 

"5  Captain  B.  Try  dell  servtd  w.tU  the  Burmese  E.xpeditiou  in  1888  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  the  Wuntho 
Field  Force  in  1S91  (Clasp). 


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""  Captain  P.  G.  H.  Davies  served  with  the  Chitrn'  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  with  the  Queen's 
ovm  Corps  of  Guides,  inelndin?  the  enjagements  at  Maliikan'1,  the  Swat  River.  Panjlcnra  and  Mamnijai  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1898 
with  the  Buner  Field  Force  (Clasp). 

"s  Caotain  C.  K.  Beville  served  with  the  Barmese  E.^pedition  in  iSSS-S?  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  and  in  the  Hazara 
Expedition  in  iSgi  with  the  Commissariat  Department  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral 
Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  iSg^  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaii^non  the  North  West  Frontier 
of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897  wi'.h  the  .\Ialak.and  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches);  also  in 
iSgS  with  the  Boner  Field  Force  as  Brigade  Commissariat  Officer  ist  Brisrade  (mentioned  in  despatches,  two 
Clasps). 

*"  Captain  C.  L.  O.  Reidserved  with  the  Burmese  Rspadition  in  1885-89  (Medal  with  two  Cl.asps). 

"'  Captain  H.  R.  Fa";an  served  with  the  Miran/.ai  Expedition  in  iSji  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  cam- 
paign on  the  Vorth  West  Frontier  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1397-98  in  the  tst  Brigade  Tochi  Field  Force 
with  the  1st  Punjab  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

♦"  Captain  R.  E.  H.  Dyer  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  (.Medal  with  two  Clasps),  and  with  the 
Hazara  Expedition  in  18S8  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  18^5  with  the 
29th  Punjab  Infantry  on  the  Line  of  Communications  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"•  Captain  F.  Wintle  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Ljv  in  1895  with  the  30th  Punjab 
Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

''5  Captain  H.  Kinsz  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i886-Sg  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two 
Clasps) ;  and  inthe  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S94-95  with  th3  33i'd  Punjab  Infantry' 
(Clasp). 

*>«  Captain  H.  AValton  served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  1888  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^*7  Captain  A.  E.  Barton  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887  with  the  1st  Battalion  of  the  Yorkshire 
Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"^  Major  C.  B.  Baldock  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-8S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^i  Captain  11.  A.  Cooper  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1SS8  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  the  Waziristan 
Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhari  in  1804-95  with  the  1st  Sikh  Infantr.v  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on 
the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhtrt  in  1891  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  with  the  1st 
Sikh  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^'^  Maior  A.  Cadell  served  with  the  Chin-Lnshai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-93  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with 
the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  the  3Sth  Do^^ras  (Clasp).  Served  with  the 
Indian  Conltinirent  at  Suakin  during  the  Dongola  Expedition  under  Sir  Herljert  Kitchener  in  1S96  (Brevet  of 
Major,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medalt.  Served  in  tho  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under 
Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  with  the  30th  Dogras,  including  the  night  attack 
at  Markhanai.  the  operations  against  the  Mamunds  and  the  engagement  at  Agrah  and  Gut  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches. Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*^^  Captain  S.  Gcoghegan  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1889-92,  and  again  in  1892-93,  including  the 
operations  of  the  Momeik  Column  and  in  the  Northern  Chin  Hills— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

***  Captain  F.  Rennick  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i8S3  (.Medal  with  Clasp). 

*5a  Captain  W.  J.  P.  Kaye  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Lo\v  in  1895  with  the  3ath  Punjab 
Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

«6  Captain  W.  H.  Hildebrand  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-88  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the 
Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  as  Hill-Coolie  Transport  Oihcer  (mentionei  in  despatches,  Clasp. 

«7  Captain  G.  E.  D.  Elsmie  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps);  and  with 
the  two  Miranzai  Expeditions  in  1S91  (Clasp). 

*s3  Major  H.  E.  C  B.  Nepean  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1S85-86,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagementatUiniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-S8  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

'S3  Captain  E.  W.  Harris  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  i838. 

«"  Captain  C.  A.  Luck  served  with  tne  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  the 
2Ud  Punjab  Cavalr.y  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^^  Captain  W.  E.  Veaourserved  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  18S9-90  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^'^  Captain  E.  R.  Morton  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S91  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•"  Captain  D.  S.  Bnist  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iSS^-Sg  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

«'  Captain  E,  L.  Sullivan  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iSSS-Sg  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  during 
the  Dongola  Expedition  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  (Medal)-  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  sSth  Sikhs  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force- 
severely  wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

«B  Captain  R.  M.  Bell  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1837-S8  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

««  Major  P.  G.  Shewell  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  cam- 
paign on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Li  ;^hart  in  1897-98  as  Field  Paymaster  Tirah 
Expeditionary  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

«'  Captain  H.  C.  Vesey  served  with  the  Burmese  E.xpedition  in  :837-88( Medal  ivith  Clasp),  and  with  the  Hazai a 
Expedition  in  1888  (Clasp).  ,        ,     ,      „ 

*M  Captain  P.  H.  Peterson  served  with  the  Sikkim  E.xpedition  in  i38S  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Hazara 
Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp)  ;  and  in  the  advance  to  the  relief  of  Chitral  Port  under  Lt. Colonel  Kelly  in  March  and 
April  1895  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*""  Captain  H.  Vickers served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Exoeditionary  Force  in  18S9-90  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

«"  Captain  D.  C.  A.  Andrew  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1391-92  including  the  operations  in  the  Chin 
Hills  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*n  Captain  C.  R.  Elliot  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS6-88  (Medol  with  two  Clasps). 

«3  Capt:un  A.  Le  G.  Jacob  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Zhob  Field  Force  in  1890.  Served  in  the  operations 
in  Mekran  in  189S  including  the  engagement  atGok  Parosh  (mentioned  in  despatches,  £>S0.) 

■"*  Captain  Anwyl-Passingham  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*"  Captain  G.  C.  P.  Sartorins  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

ITS  Captain  H.  C.  C.  Ducat  serve!  with  the  Sikkim  Ex-pedition  in  iS33  (Medal  with  Clasp);  with  the  Chin-Lushai 
Expeditionary  Force  in  1S89-90  (Clasp);  with  the  .Manipjre  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp);  and  with  the  Tjiotta 
Column  in  Barmah  in  i8gi  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1893  with  the 
and  Battalion  4th  Gurkha'  Rides,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement 
at  Mamu"ai  ( Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  cnmpaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tir.ah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  4th  Goorkha  Rifles,  and  was  present 
at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passas  and  in  the  operations  against  the  Caamkanis  and  in  the 
Bazar  Valley  (two  Clasps).  ,,,,,-,   r,,        ,         .1      -n, 

*"  Captain  F.  H.  Domenijhetti  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  18S8-S0  (.Medal  with  Clasp) ;  ana  witn 
the  Chin-Lushai  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp).  ,.     ,  ^      -,,  j  ,     -.i,  r.i 

♦'s  Capiaiu  H.  C.  Tytler  served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  i8S3  (mentioned  mdespatches, Medal  with  Clas  , 
and  in  the  operations  in  Lushai  in  1890.  ,    ,-        ».  t      * 

*"'  Captain  F.  Jollie  served  in  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  frontier  in  1888-89,  locludmg  the  engagements  at 
Gemaizali  (Medal  with  Clasp, and  Khedive's  Star)  and  Toski  (Clasp, 4th  Classof  the  Medjidie).  .^.    „,       , 

«»  Captain  A.  MuUaly  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Liasp). 
Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  iiran 
Expeditionary  Force  as  Brigade  Commissariat  Officer  ist  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches,  two  Clasps). 

«'  Cautain  J.  Parker  served  with  the  Burmese  Exnedition  m  1886-87  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

■•S3  Major  G  M.  Baldwin  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral 
Belief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  Queen's  Own  Corps  of  Guides  Cavalry  including  the  engage- 
ments in  the  Swat  Valley  (wounded)  and  at  Khar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Hervea 


468  Indian  Staff  Corps, — War  Services  of  Captains. 

in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WilHam  Lockhart  in  1897,  and  was  present  at 
the  defence  of  the  Malakand  nnd  in  the  Cavalry  reconnaissaace  of  lat  August— severely  wounded  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Maior,  C'laspj.  ,,.,,, 

«»  Captain  A.  T.  Walline^ served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  the 
Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp). 

***  Captain  O.  W.  Carey  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*8*  Captain  J.  W.  Draver  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

♦83  Captain  G.  T.  Widdicombe  served  with  the  Liishai  Expedition  in  iBSS-Sg  ;  with  the  Ohm  Lushai  Expeditionary 
Force  in  i83g-go  (Aredal  with  two  Clasps)  ;  and  with  the  expedition  against  the  Hunza-Na>rars  in  1801-92.  including 
the  capture  of  Xilt  Fort  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Claspi.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of 
India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  9th  Goorkha  Rifles  in  the  Mohmand  Field  Force  and  the 
Tirah  Expeditionarv  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*«9  Captain  J.  H.  Lnwry  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1888-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*9o  Captain  F.  A.  Kingston  served  with  the  Chitral  Helief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  ia  1S95  with  the  ind 
Battalion  3rd  Goorkhas  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^i  Captain  S.  R.  Stevens  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i383-S9  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

«2  Captain  A.  Wallace-Dunlop  served  with  the  Cliitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  23rd 
Bengal  Infantry,  including  the  engagements  at  Malakand  and  Panjkora  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*93"  Captain  A.  P.  Bateman-Champain  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with 
the  2nd  Battalion  3rd  Goorkhas  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

«*  Cautain  ^   W   Wodnhonsp  served  with  tlm  Cain-Lnshai  Exoeditionarv  Force  in  iSSq-qo  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^5  Captain  N.  E.  Chesney  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i833  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  in  the  Hazara 
Expedition  in  1891  with  the  2nd  Battalion  5th  Goorkhas  (Clasp). 

*96  Captain  H.  A.  F.  Magrath  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  WiUia-n  Lockhart  in  1804-9^ 
with  the  ist  Sikh  Infantrv  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  We^t  Frontier  of  India  under 
Sir  William  Lockhsrt  in  1807  with  tbe  Tochi  FieUi  Force  with  the  ist  Sikh  Infantry  (Medal  ^^ith  Clasp). 

*37  Captain  A.  W.  N.  Taylor  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-S5.  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
Abu  Kleaand  El  Gubataiid  in  the  reconnaissance  to  Metammeh  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*^^  Captain  J.  M.  Home  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionarj'  Force  in  1889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and 
with  tbe  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp). 

*99  Captain  B.  P.  S.  Rooke  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-S7  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

s"*  Captain  P.  C.  Palin  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  (Medal  with  Closp),  and  with  the  Hazara 
Expedition  in  1S88  (Clasp). 

^'^i  Captain  G.  A.  Hawkins  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  as  Brigade  Commissariat  Officer  2nd  Brigade  (mentioned  m 
despatches)  also  with  the  Buner  Field  Force  as  Brigade  Commissariat  Officer  2nd  Brigade  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  M  ;dal  with  two  Clasps). 

^'^'^  Captain  G.  T.  Robinson  served  in  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  the 
33rd  Punjab  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

s**3  Captain  A.  R.  Burlton  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1807  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  as  Commissariat  Officer  Advance  Depot  (mentioned  in  despatches) ; 
also  with  the  Utman  Khel  Column  of  the  Malakand  Field  Force  and  with  the  Buner  Field  Force  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^'*  Captain  A.  T.  Rowlandson  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Zhob  Field  Force  in  iSgo. 

'"^  Major  F.  G.  Lucas  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  2nd  Battalion  5th  Goorkhas  (Medal 
with  Clasp)  ;  and  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892. 

^^  Captain  A.  S.  Begbie  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  with  the  16th  Bengal  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the 
Laman-Utman  Khel  Column;  also  with  the  Buner  Field  Force,  including  the  assault  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

^'^'  Captain  F.  F.  Badcock  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i83S  (Medal  wich  Clasp),  in  the  Hazara  Expedi- 
tion in  1891  as  Brigade  Transport  Officer  2nd  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp) ;  in  tbe  second  Miranzai 
Expedition  in  iSgt  (Clasp)  ;  in  the  operations  in  the  Hunza-Nagar  Country  in  1891-92,  including  tbe  capture  of 
the  Nilt  Fort— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  Clasp);  and  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under 
Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Egerton,  Commanding  3rd  Brigade 
(Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  bir  William  Lockhart  in  1897  with 
the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'^^  Captain  H.  W.  R.  Senior  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  with  the  Chin  Hills  Field  Force  ou 
Transport  duty  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  rSgi  (Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Waziristan  Field 
Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-05  with  tbe  3rd  Brigade  (Clasp). 

^^  Captain  I.  H.Grant  served  in  the  Burmese  Expetition  in  1891-92  as  ScaST  Officer  with  the  Tlang-tlang 
Column  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  tbe  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  29th 
Punjab  Infantry  on  the  Line  of  Communications  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

510  Major  R.  Harman  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  4th  Sikh  Infantry— severely  wounded 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert 
Liw  as  Adjutant  4th  Sikh  Infantry,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass— severely  wounded  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

5'i  Capt'iin  E.  S.  Hall  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under 
Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  30th  Punjab  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■-  Captain  C.  T.  Swan  served  with  the  Lushai  Expedition  in  18S9  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  in  the  operations  in 
Burmah  in  1891-92  with  the  Tlang-tlang  and  Tashon  Columns. 

^'^tCaptain  H.  A.  Moore  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  the  two 
Miranzai  Expeditions  in  1S91  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  Lockh:irt  in  1397-9S  with  the  45th  Rattray's  Sikhs  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  including  the  opera- 
tions in  Bajaur,  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  operations  in  tbe  Bara  Valley  and  the 
Khyber  Pass  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

5'-*  Captain  F.  W.  Hallowes  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

5*3+ Lt.Colonel  W.  H.  Manning  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  ini887-S9as  Intelligence  Officer — wounded 
(Medal  with  Clasp) ;  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1S91  (Clasp);  and  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S91  (Clasp). 
Served  in  the  campii^rn  in  Central  Africa  in  1893-95  as  second  in  command  and  as  Commandant  of  the  British 
Force  there  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Secretary  of  State  for  Foreign  Atfairs  and  of  the  Portuguese  Government. 
Medal) ;  also  served  in  Central  Afrina  and  Rhodesia  in  1898  in  command  of  tlie  operations  against  the  Chief 
Mpeseni  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevets  of  Major  and  Lt. Colonel.  Clasp). 

^"  Captain  R.  M.  Lowia  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  18SS  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  the  first 
Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasji)- 

»i*t  Captain  C.  E.  Wood  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

515  Captain  L.  B.  Walton  served  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^H  Captain  A.C.  Watson  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S91  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"S  Captain  T.  C.  M.  T.  Hogg  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  iSSS  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

5'6-|-  Captain  O.  C.  Argles  served  with  the  expedition  against  the  Yonnies,  on  the  West  Coast,  of  Africa,  in  1887-88 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

517  Captain  R.  C.  H.  Chalmers  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  iS38  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

5'8  Captain  L.  M.  Bell  served  in  the  campai;?n  on  tbe  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  with  the  i6th  Bengal  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  oT  the 
Laman-Utman  Khel  Column;  also  with  the  Buner  Field  Force,  including  the  assault  of  the  Tanga  Paas  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 


Indian  Staff  Corps — War  Services  of  Captains.  469 

MedLft'Jth  CUs^i-^^n'^tSe  IwLuU^  "^«  .^^'?!  '°  '^SS-Ss  under  Brigadier  Several  Faunce 

mentioned  in  despatches  BSOaadClasu^  '°  t33,-,,  ^itt.  the  43nd  G^orkha  Light  Inlaatry 

^onlae<FciZM^kl°a!spr        ""  »<=  Burmese  Expedition  in  x85r\vith  the  Tlan^ftling  Column-severcly 
V^lTT'prdL''nia^lT''''''"''^'^'*''''^'''^''*^^'''=^'"°'''''  '833  (Medal  w.th  Clasp)  ;  and  mth  the  Zhob 

'- C^pEJ^A^B^sln" te?s>frl"d1n''th''p'R^^^^^^      Expedition  in  1885-Sg  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

=«  Captain  F  T   Stew  m  ZrZ%  ,"n  ,lf„  Burmese  fcxpedition  m  1S85-S9  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
Lockhart  in  ,8„  with  the  4-th  Lttr^^'.  ^^r'""..™  ,"'',r^';""f''  ^^<'*'  ^■'™°"'"-  °f   I'^d'*  ""dsf  Sir  William 
Bajaur,  and  with  theVrah  ESieditionJrt  Pn^  .^"'"j'.lie  Malakand  Field  Force  includinj  the  operations   in 
Clasps).  E-tpeditionary  Force  including  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valtey  (Medal  with  two 

LoS.Sft1L^l,^:ps'wYt^ae'^T^"a^E^id'?^l''''  '=°'T'^'S"  ""'^e  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
despatches  Medal  wiih  two  Clasps)     ^^P^'^'"™^'^  ^'"■■'"'  "^  B"Sade  Transport  Officer  2nd  Brigade  (mentioned  in 

^*  P«oE!J-"  i-  S'-i'''?V'"'''  ^"""'^  ''''"^  '''«  Burmese  Expedition  in  i8Sa  (Medal  with  Clasn) 

ExpeSftC  n'';.^\^('SS^p^^^^^e^V«l'^n''ile=Srp\^rot'Z'N 

Lockhartin  iSqt^S  with  the  istBatt\fnn-rrt^  ??riP  bh      ?  ^'";'^  ^"''^  Frontier  of  India  under  Sii-  Wilham 

also  with  the  iM'ra'h  S^'elJl^nt?  Fo^^M^dS  wi^^^^  "•"  °'''^-'--  -  "^«  Samana  Range,  and 

^'  Camain  A  P  'nc^'^'^tT!:'"^  7''^,i\l  ^^^'"'PO'-e  ExpeditioA  in  lOo,  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

=>«  CaStein  A   r  r'  Smi  hJ  ,  Itl  l^  '"--K  !^''  Burmese  Expedition  in  iS38-Sg  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

ForMmenttoneh  iTdelpatches  CHs,       Sefvid  l>^  Hunza-Naorar.s  in  ,89i-,3,  including  the  capture  of  Uie  Nilt 
1894^5  (claTse^eri^re  cam,  ai^nn,,,h^  the  Waziristau  Expedition  under  Sir  WiUiam  Lockhart  in 

isltgS   wi?h  the  ,r7  Sikh  Tnrm^Sil,^^  n?  '^"''S'  ?T'=^'  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 

andintheKuiTam  VallevinAninS^„^^^^^^  f""'*^  Force  inoludins  the  operations  on  the  Samaua  Range 

stormin  ° of  the  Xr/n/  Height  °n,f     ,i  September  1S97  ;  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the 
oper"  ionfatainsttSecSfan^^^^^  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  the 

with  th??e  ciasps)  ^'""°''''""  "-""^  '"  ''"^  Bazar  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal 

EKpei^ti^n'ru'^^S?,  (VTas^f  Sel'^vert  w^Ih'jhp  r^""^^  ^^^^^^  ""'"^  ^'•■'^P''  ^°<i  ""!>  ">«  ^^''°'^<^  ^1'™°^" 

s^'in^'islSSrT?"^^^^^^^^^ 

=3»  cS^  n  r   V  TrAil2»  ,    l^uTi^r"'^  Burme.^^e  Expedition  in  188S-S9  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'s'  CaoSiS  H   H   Rndrtv^^pfX?''  '.'■',";''>«  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  ,889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
mtheXratious?AT?i^h»7f,rf       n  ?,'''i'''°;^''^o'''^^P'''"  Force  in  .389-90  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and 

537  f=S?  •.,,,,   ,??*"" '^9' with  the  Eastern  Sonai  Column  (Clasp). 
Hazar-   F?n"»,mi^;  •     ^^o"^,!;'^'''''  f'";"''  "i'?>  '■'^«  ^azara  Expedition  in  i838  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the 
ClasnV     4rvMl  fn  ,h»    .''  '°    "P'-    l^l?"^  'e  ^h"  ^'^'"■''>  ""1''=''  f'"'-'^''  U'":!'^"-  «*■•  Ro"ert  Low  in  1S95  (Medal  with 
thf  U  man  Khel  Cnlnl       r";?,"' ^,T  ?^  ^°J^Vl^^^  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with 

&  Sain  H  r  hThoL,?.  il'^l^-'^''"'!  Field  Force  as  Assistant  Political  and  Intelligence  Officer  (two  Clasps). 

^"  Ma?nr  H   p.^;„^'«     TP'""  'f  "■".  ^V"' 'he  Man.pore  Expedition  in  ,89.  (Medal  with  Clasp) .  ^  ' 

ExpeSn  in ■t8o?'^i!r»d-''",r  "'''',''''' '^■'"'"''^'P'^'''""'''" '^9'  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  with  the  Isazai 
tlonedrdespatc'hes.''B?ev;to°!MajS^^^^^  Slave-Trading  Arabs  in  Central  Africa  in  1895  (men- 

Light'fn'}am%°\&eLTwX?wo  Clasps)'  ^hrmese  Expedition  in  1885-89  with  the  ,st  Battalion  of  the  Yorkshire 
Office'iTo'ti^  Fir'l=e%^eda^V?t"c?arp)''  '"'  °''"™^  ^''"*  ^""^  ""''''  ^""  ^"""^'^  ^'"^  '°  '^^  ''^  Commissariat 
LoTkhar'ttn°,st;'^n?;  .^'il;fV"''/i.'",?^  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WiUiam 
mentfttSlmlS^T.'  fi  fi''I''"''"Pi''''^f,°''.°«  with  the  13th  Bengal  Lancers,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ment at  bhabkadr  on  the  9th  August.  1897  ( Medal  with  Clasp). 

in  ■  P.L"'^l'^!l\2'J^'  ""J  o  ?,  l^'^ed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
ind  in  if  e  k'^^..?^  ^^t"^,?'^^  Infantry  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  includjnir  the  operations  on  the  Samaua  Range 
eheen™^emZff?,y.h  ^^'°r^'J-,"'''''h''^^®P'<='"''^'''*^7;  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including 
ODernt^n".=  f,f»^„  f  f^^^??™  ,^°'"'  "",''. D«-'-sai,  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  thl 

Kl^r  ■    "^  ,^''J^^  Chamkanis  and  m  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  thr?e  Clasps). 
InfantrffM°dal  withClas  7''™'*'°'^°'^''™'^''^''''°'^'''°°'°  '337  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Yorkshire  Light 
ment'Y&n^Jffh^ri^''^?""??"''''.'"''''?^''^'^™'^''™?"''^"'" '383  with  the  2ni   Battalion  Riyal  Sussex  Kegi- 
April    w  ,i  -^if^n*    P'-.     ^r"?"^  '°  "'''  advance  to  the  relief  of  Chitral  under  Lt.Colonel  Kelly  in  March  and 
camnai.?,^  Lll    2-    ^t^^r"  '\^  force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  Meda!  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the 
GoOTkhf  RiH^,.  i^  ^V        f  *™°'-'?"'  of  Tn'i'*  under  Sir  William  Lockartin  1897^3  with  the  ,st  Battalion  ,rd 
Tirah  FvT;prt?,i'„^™c!°°  ^^  operations  on  the  Sa  uana  Ranga  and  in  the  Kurram  Valley,  and  also  with  the 
5«  n    ?^?  ■ti""^*'^  ^°'''^''  (mentioned  m  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  three  Clasps). 
550  ro'',""  w  o  ^'"■dley-Hsward  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i833  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
iss  rt  ,   ■^'^'  *  raser  served  with  the  second  Mlranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
and  in  thpHo,  ■  *^- ^odrington  served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  attached  to  the  3rd  Sikh  Infantry; 
FnrA  n„L   I     D  ^^Pe^ition  in  1891  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  Chitral  Relief 
thp\f^«^!i^'i  ""'''""i  Low  in  1895  with  the  Queen's  Own  Corps  ofGuides,  and  w£.s  present  at  the  storming  of 

553  P     ^""n   S'  '^^^  "^  ""«  engagement  at  Panjkora  River  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
on  thV 'n,^?,'?  m  K-^alli?  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i838  (.Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  campaign 
and  the  T,'„)      #       ""'if '?"°'^"' "'"'*''"  ®"' ^"'1'''"  Lockhart  in  1S97-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force 

S,c    ^''yber  Force  with  the  34th  Punjab  Pioneers  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) . 
TTn=l,o.fi t'"?  X:  ^;  'i'l'imngham  served  in  the  Soudan  carapiign  in  1865,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
«l»n=„L,  •    .u    iofi'ekzereba  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star); 
l£i  n"  ,    '"x,  o''P,?"'''"°°'^  °f ''»<'  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1S83-86  including  the  engagement  at  Giniss. 
5ie  r,^;       w  ^  Fraser  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1SS9-90  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
55;  k.-'P'ain  w.  H.  Prendergast  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
FlTno'^7-  ™'„  Bruce  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1889  (Modal  with  Clasp);  with  the  Hazara 

W,mo^  r  '■"v"'',  "^  Orderly  Officer  (Clasp);  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Si.- 
ro^t-w,  •  o  "^  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp);  and  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William 
iioLsaart  in  1B94-95  with  the  ist  Battalion  5th  Goorkha  RiHes  (Clasp).    Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 


470  Indian  Staf  Corps.— War  Services  of  Captains. 

Fromier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  .897  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (montionod  in  des- 
^^!,S^^'\S^::S':^^T^^'^^^^^  r'o:,eSSr.^lLT'war'an^  and  Bazar  Valle,. 

^Sofand  wXthe  Flv  n^  Colnmn  under  Colonel  Richardson  (Medal  with  tteee  Clasps  . 

'"«  Siai?.' p'N°Binon  se'^veTwith  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ^m-3g  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^ -^cJa??^n'M'G'"jTmes'"s'er"4d  with  the  Burn^ese  Expedition  ia  .837-89  (iledal  with  Clasp);  and  with  the 

''tS'l^^i^'^.J^^^^^^^  ^^'^;^^'^S^J^^!^,!^;^;^^t^^^  (Modal  with  Clasp, ; 
568  Captain  G  Maxwell  Morris  served  with  the  Ohin-Lusliai  bxpeailioaaiy  1  oii-e  m  looy  v    v 

1:^^^  '^h\rcX^r;  ^^'^:^^r^^o^,  Jnc'Si  tS^  a.auFt  of  the  Tan.a  Pass  (Medal 
"^^  ^&n  E.  N.  Obhard  served  ^^^^^:^^Z^^:^:^^  l^I^!^^1^^S^^L,^  ;  and  with  the 
:8q5  with  the  -nd  Battalion  -,rd  Goorkhas  (Modal  with  Ua^P).  p,        ,         3  ^^jji^  ^^^  ^p^gna 

M::;st;j^d^^rs^';c-^;^;^^w^?^51£SS^    Bo^^t  low  .1893  (Meda. 

-i^?»;^?^B^r^^^ert;l^<f  ^^;5£|  S 

Isazai  Expedition  in  iSoz.  Served  with  the  Chitral  «'=l'«f  ^ ""«  ""^^J  f'l  swTolvZr  and  the  eaga?3a.ent  at 
Infantry  including  the  capture  of  the  Malakaud  Pass,  the  pi^sage  ot  the  bwat  itivor,  a  =   . 

l::'S£!??SSbi^n^h^sri.=^"^od^^^^^^ 

-i^?g^lnE.B.C.BoddamservedwiththeZhohFieJdP^^^ 

Queen's  Own  Corps  of  Guides,  mcludins?  the  ensasement,  at  ^f-""5.  "^ JJ"  '  „kha.t  in  iSJ7.  ia-l  "I'li  ^^-  tl^teioe 
ki  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  ot  In  li '  ""-l^.S'^^^^'  '''\^»  ^^il^^^^^'^Ci^^'p ). 

of  the  Malikand  and  the  relief  ot  Chakdara  Fori  (miution^d  °  ^l=jjP;,'^''^-',f  fO^^^^e,  of  ?ndia  in  ,3,7-93  with  the 
^^'^^^^;¥o^'^^^/o^'^^r'^^^r^^^KCo:n^^'^^n,  the  force  (mentioned  u. 

'^s'5?:;;;-i^'a'^!ir^^??e)lintheopera^nsin«>eNon^ 

5S.  Captain  C.  M'L.  Povteous  served  with  «'!'=  C'''"-'-"^'^'"  ?H'^„'J,'''2^%orh  W^^  ""ler  Sir 

and  with  the  Isazai  Field  force  in  iSq2     Served  in  the  ^*''™P J'/°  "^^^/^ieui  pwce  and  in  the  Tirah  Expedi- 
WiUiam  Lockhart  in  ,897-98  wiih  the  9th  Goorlcua  Rilles  >"  Jhe  Mohmand  *  ^''^  !■""«  ^ 
tionary  Force  iucludmu  the  operations  in  the  Bara  y.^''^^  ('^-^  ^^^^^'^^o'^'Ife^^^'i'n  iia  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 

'S2  CaptainR.C.  Bell  served  m  the  campaisrn  on  the  Nortlj  l\f»^  7°'";''g°' 4^,,er  ,897;  and  witb  the  Tirah 

Lushai  Ev.ieditionarv  Force  in  1889-90  (Clasp).  ,■,■„„;„  ,c!„,  r Medal  with  Claso).  and  with  the  Abor 

-*  Captain  J.  A.  Wilson  served  with  the  Man.pore  U'';l'^^^\.f^    i"e  exoelU.u  to  fcSma.  .       ^   . 

E.xpedition  in  ,Sq4.     Served  m  Burmah  in  ,8^5-90  a,  StaB  ^"icei  iQ  !,'"  "i,  ,,     B^,„„ah   in  ,892-93  (mentioned  in 
^i  Captain  H.O.  Parr  served  in  the  ope^tions  in  tne  ^^°  f^e^°f''t''„'jf  ri.rs^^TilUam  L.ckhart  in  .897-9* 

despatches).    Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  ^est  Fro.  titr  ot  inaia  i  1  Clasps). 

with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Orderly  Officer  (inentioned  '%*«f  *Xf  ■  fju  ^i  Jn^^ 
=66  Captain  F.  A.  Jacques  served  with  the  Hazara  E-xpedition  Vl  ■?''    <^?^^'7Sas„7 
5«  Captain  A.  E.  WebUerved  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  .388  (Medal  na^^^^^  .^ 

588  Major  P.  Holland-Pryor   served  with  the  Wazyistan  Field  Fore,  uudcr  h.r  wm^^^  Frontier  of  India 

Transport  Officer  jnd  Brigade  (Medal  with  Clasp  I.     Served  1.1  the  camp.ignon^^^^^^  and  also 

under  Sir  WiUiaui  Lockhart  iu  ,897-93  i'l  the  Mohmand  F'°^l/;'^.'='^ ,^j^^  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal 

with  the  Tirah  ExpeiUtionary  Force  as  Brigade  Transport  Officci  ^th  Brigade  (menticneu  h 

"^^L^cIpt^T'lk.  Boome  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  E-P->'^Hon  in '^'-^'^U^d^'with ?^'i'ria.ps).    Served 
550  CaotainC.  E.  De  L.  Solbe  served  with  the  Burmese  Exped  ton  in  ,SS3-9o^il^^^^^^^^^  gi^j, 

in  the  campai.ni  on  the  North  West  Front  er  of  I?<l'''„^'l'^^„t''   Yh^l^^^T.^f^  Ka^^^^^  the  Kurram  Valley 

Infantry  with  the  Kohat  Kurram  Force  mcluding  the  "P^^J* ''J^^™ '^^.^  J™  "Jc^^^^^^^  engagements  at  Chagrn 

in  August  and  September  ,897;  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  *o"« '"^™"°j'  tl,e  operations  against  the 
Kotal  and  Dargai,    the    capture  of  tue  Sampagha    and   Arh.xuga  Passes,  an.i  in  ,ue    i, 
Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  tbree  Clasps). 


Indian  Staff  Corps. — War  Services  of  Captains,  47I 

"1  Captain  E.  F.  Hood  served  with  the  Rurmese  Expedition  in  1SS7-89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"«  Captain  C.  E.  E.  F.  K.  Macquoid  served  in  the  ciimpaiffn  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  Lookhart  in  1897-08  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force  as  Intelligence  Officeu.  and  afterwards  as  Field  Intelli- 
gence Officer  TSt  Division  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  AlQdal  with  two  Clasps) . 

^^'^  Captain  C.  S.  Stack  served  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  iSqi  as  Trausport  Officer  (Medal  with 
.  Clasp). 

59*  Captain  F.  W.  Birch  served  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Msdal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  tho 
Hazara  Expedition  in  1801  (Clasp). 

5^5  Captain  C.  A.  Peterson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-88  (Medal  with  Cla^p)  :  and  with  tho 
Manipore  Expedition  in  iSgi  (Clasp). 

^'^^  Captain  F.  C.  K.  MacMullen  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i888-8g  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

537  CaiJtatn  C.  S.  D.  Le-^hc  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  i8Ss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  with 
tho  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  m  1385-86  includini^  the  engagements  at  Kosheh  and  fiiniss.  Served  in  the 
campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  hulia  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  r8g7-Q8  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary- 
Force  as  Bnsrade  Transport  Officer  4th  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"<*  Captain  E.  A.  R.  Howeli  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1804-95  as 
Assistant  Commissariat  otlicer  7st  Brigade  (Medal  with  Clnsp). 

139  Captain  W.  E.  E.  Lloyd  served  in  the  campaig-n  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-08  with  the  Tirah 
Expeditionary  Force,  mcluding  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley,  7th  to  14th  December,  1897  (Medal  with  two 
Clasps).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  on  Transport  duty. 

6""  Captain  J.  S.  Hoddin^  served  with  tlie  V/untho  Expedition  in  command  of  Mounted  Infantry  of  the 
20th  Madras  Infantry. 

6«i  Captain  A.  W.  Pennington  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  otb 
Bengal  Lancers  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

e"^  Captain  A.  B.  Lon^rden  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S35  with  the  37th  Ben- 
gal Infantry  (Medal  with  Claspi. 

"f"  Major's.  H.  Climo  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart; 
n  1897-98  with  the  24th  Punjab  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  the  MaUkand,  including  the  night  attack 
on  the  Camp  of  the  26th  and  27th  .luly;  was  temporarily  in  command  of  the  Regiment  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Brevet  of  Major,  DSO.,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

<w*  Captain  C.  S.  Eastmead  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  2nd  Bat- 
talion ird  Goorkhas  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^''s  Captain  E.  U.  Vautrhan  served  witb  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and 
in  the  operations  in  Burma  in  1894.  Served  in  the  campaiy^n  on  the"^North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1897-9S 
with  the  Mabikand,  Mohmand.  and  Bnner  Field  Fur.^es  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  also  served  with  the  Timh  Expedi- 
tionary Force  (Reserve  Brigade).  Served  in  the  suppression  of  the  mutiny  in  Uganda  in  1898-99  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^■^^  Captain  G.  R.  Vanrenen  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  with  the  i6th  Bengal  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations 
of  the  Lanian-Utman  Khel  Column;  also  with  the  Buner  Field  Force,  including  the  assault  of  the  Tauga  Pass 
Medal  with  Clasp*. 

^■"7  Captain  N.  M.  C.  Stevens  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  Wuntho  Field  Force  (Medal  with 
Clasp),  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Chin  Hills  in  1S92-91.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of 
India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  wich  the  21st  Madras  Pioneers 
and  took  part  in  the  operations  iii  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'^'^^  Captain  A.  S.  R.  Annesley  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Forcein  1889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'^^  Captain  C.  V.  N.  Lyne  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Irrawaddy  Column  in  Burma  1881-92  (Medal  with 
Clasp  > 

fi'"  Capt^iin  A.  R.  H.  Garden  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*'3  Captain  .1.  J.  P.  Quinn  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionarv  Force  in  i8gT(Medal  with.  Clasp). 

61+  Captain  J.  C.  Sherer  served  in  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  the  3rd 
Punjab  Cavalry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'^  Captain  J.  B.  Bell  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  wiih  Clasp). 

s^^  Captain  H.  F.  A.  Pearson  served  with  the  two  Miranzai  Expeditions  in  1S91  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with 
the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  23rd  Beng-al  Infantry,  includiug  the  engagement 
at  Malakand  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"'  Captain  J.  S.  Dallas  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1891-92  with  the  North-Eastern  Column  (Medal 
with  Cl;isp). 

"^"^  Cav-tain  W.  J.  Windsor  served  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

^"  Captain  A.  B.  Dew  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Aledal  with  Clasp). 

f^^  Major  T.  E.  Scott  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  WtUuim  (jockhart  in  1894-95  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  operati(3ns  afcimst  the -Mazrui  rebels,  East  Africa,  in  i395-q6  as  second  in  command 
of  the  Indian  Contingent  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  ist  Grade  2nd  Class  of  the  Brilliant  Star  of  Zan- 
zibar, Medol).  Served  in  the  operations  in  Uganda  in  1897-98,  including  the  disarmament  of  Soudanese  in 
Unyoro,  and  was  Statf  Oiificer  during  the  subsequent  operations  in  Unyoro  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevtit. 
of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^-  Captain  A.  E.  Barnard  served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  i8yi  (Medal  wi:h  Clasp). 

^3  Captain  C.  U.  Price  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Zhob  Field  Force  in  1890. 

^•'■^*  Captain  S.  Clay  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  i8gt  (Meial  with  Clasp). 

625  Captiiin  A.  Roberts  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  24th  Punjab  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"-*'  Captain  J.  S.  M.  Shea  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Rol:)ert  Low  in  1805  attached  to  the 
9th  Bengal  Lancers  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^-"  Captain  L.  A.  Watson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  with  the  Isazai 
Expedition  in  189J. 

•'^  Captain  J.  L.  R.  Gordon  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  m  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the 
Kurram  Kohat  Field  Force,  and  afterwards  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  15th  Bengal  Infantry, 
and  was  pre^'Mit  in  the  engagements  at  Dargai  on  the  iSth  and  20th  October, the  capture  of  the  Sarnpagha 
and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  the  engagements  at  Saran  Sar  and  Tsiri  Kandao  (mentioned  in  despatches,  two  Clasps) 

•^^  Captain  D.  G.  L.  Chatterton  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95 
with  the  1st  Sikh  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clnsp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  un- 
der Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  with  the  rst  Sikh  Infantiy  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Captain  T.  G.  Blois-Johnson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Williana 
Lockhart  in  1897-9S  with  the  2ind  Punjab  Infantry  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  and  was  present  in  the 
operations  in  Swat  and  Bajanr  including  the  night  attiick  of  Na"rta<rai  on  the  19th,  2cth  and  21st  September; 
with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force  including  the  capture  of  the  Badmanai  Pass  ami  the  operations  in  the  Mittai 
and  Suran  Valleys  ;  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  engagement  at  Dargai  on  the  i8th 
Octoljer  1S97  (Medal  w^th  two  Clasps). 

^^  Captain  H.  A.  Vallings  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  2qth 
Punjab  Infantry  on  the  Line  of  Communications  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Utman  Khel  Column  of  ,the  Malakand  Field  Force 
as  Orderly  Officer  (two  Clasps). 

^  Cap*ain  C.  P.  Down  served  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  withClapp).  Served  in  the 
campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1807-98  with  the  Buner  Field 
Force  aj  Assistant  Political  Officer  (twice  mtntioned  in  dtspalches,  Medal  with  Cltisp). 


47Jct  Indian  Staff  Corps, —  War  Services   of  Captains. 

^^''  Captain  H.  B.  Ford  served  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  i8qi  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  and  with  th6 
Waziriatan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1594-95  (Clasp),  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North 
West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897  as  staff  Officer  Malakand  Force,  and  took  part  in  the 
defence  of  the  Malakand  including  the  night  attack  of  28th  July  on  the  Camj)— dangerously  wounded  (tnentioned 
in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasitsi. 

*3'  CH])tain  B.  C.  Waterfiekl  served  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^  Captain  C.  W.  G.  Richardson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S87-89  including  the  operations  in 
the  Chin  Hills  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  in  1894-95  (Clasp),  Served  in  the 
triontb  African  war  in  1899-1900  on  Special  Service. 

•^^  Captain  A.  M.  S.  Elsmie  served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  189:  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-Q5  with  the  2nd  Punjab  Infantry  (Olaepl,  Served  in 
the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  2nd  Punjab 
Infantry  with  the  Kohat  Kurram  Field  Force,  including  the  engagement  at  the  Ubian  Pass  on  the  27th  August 
1897  (mentioned  in  despatches),  in  the  operations  oo  the  Samana  in  August  and  September  1897,  including  the 
defence  of  the  Samana  posts  and  the  relief  of  Guli-^Lan  (mentioned  in  desijatches),  and  with  the  Tirah  Expedi- 
tionary Force,  including  the  march  down  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  three  Clasps), 

^*^  Captain  A.  Mears  served  in  the  operations  in  Lushai  in  1891-92  with  the  Nwen^al  Column  (Medal  with  Clasp), 

*>*!  Captain  J.  Gaisford  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under 
Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"*  Captain  F.  B.  Hill  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  34th  Punjab 
Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

''*'  Captain  D.  B.  Blakeway  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892. 

**''  Captain  P.  E.  Ricketts  served  with  the  (.'hitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  as  Orderly 
Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Waterfield  (mentioned  in  de^pjitches.  Medal  with  Clasn).  Served  in  the  campaign, 
on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force 
with  the  i8th  Bengal  Lancers,  inclu(hng  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Ran^e,  in  the  Kurram  Valley  under  Major 
General  Yeatman  Biggs  in  August  and  September  1897,  and  with  the  Flj-ing  Column  under  Colonel  Richardson 
(tliree  Clasps). 

**7  Captain  F.  R.  Kethersole  served  in  the'operations  in  the  Kachin  Hills,  Burma,  in  1892-93. 

*'*s  Captain  O.  G.  Gunning  served  in  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  i8gi  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8g6 
(British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under 
Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  took  part  with  the  expedition  into  the  Molimand 
country,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  the  attack  of  the  17th  September  (mentioneu  in  despatches,  Medal  with 
Clasp). 

fi***  Captain  G.  B.  Gough  served  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  i3qi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"0  Captain  L.  L.  Maxwell  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  as 
Extra  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Turner,  Commanding  ist  Brigade  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^1  Captain  A.  E.  M'Baruet  served  with  the  Mauipore  Expedition  in  iSyi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*"  Captain  E.  M.  Hughes  served  in  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^3  Captain  C.  H.  G.  Moore  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1S97-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  as  Brigade  Commissariat  Officer  3rd  Brigade  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

fi^*  (.Captain  C.  R.  M.  Hutchinson  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  4th  Gurkha  Rifles,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  at  Mamugai 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

"*"  Captain  R.  G.  Macpherson  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1091  (Medal  withCla,^p);  and  with  the  second 
Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp). 

'■^•^  Captain  W.  A.  Hill  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^'  Captain  L.  A.  G.  Hanmer  served  in  tne  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S94-95  with 
the  ist  Punjab  (Javairy(Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^'t  Captain  W.  B.  Rannerman  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896 
(British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal). 

^^  Captain  I.  F.  R.  Thompson  served  with  the  Waziristan  Delimitation  Escort  under  Brigadier  General  Tumor 
in  i8q4— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"^  Captain  R.  G.  Munn  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1095  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the 
^th  Sikhs,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range  (mentioned  in  despatches);  also  with  the  Tirah 
Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  the  engagements  at  Saran 
Sar  and  TsiriKandao— severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  three  Clasps), 

*«>  Captain  C.  H.  B.  Clark.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786. 

6ci  Captain  A.  G.  Maxwell  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  6th  Bengal  Cavalry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^  Captain  J.  S.  Kemball  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Liw  in  1895  with  the  29th 
P-unjab  infantry  on  the  Line  of  Communications  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^'^  Captain  G.  H.  Bell  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  with  the  Suakin  Field 
Force  in  December  1SS8  during  the  investment  of  Suakin  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah 
((Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Also  served  in  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  BVonc-ier  in  iSSg. 

^*  Captain  T.  S.  Tancred  served  with  the  two  Miranzai  Expeditions  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Captain  R.  M.  Barff  served  m  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  ot'lndia  under  Sir  William  Lockkart 
in  1897-98  with  the  45th  Rattiay's  Sikhs,  and  was  present  at  the  defence  of  the  Malakand,  the  relief  of  Chakdara. 
the  operations  in  Swat,  Upper  Swat,  and  Bajaur.  and  the  engagement  at  Landakai;  also  with  the  Tirah  Ex- 
peditionary Force  inclndiug  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  and  the  Ktiyber  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

"^^  Captain  J.  R.  Garden  served  with  ihe  Manipore  Expedition  in  1S91  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  the  Chin- 
Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1892  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  ia  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
dn  1897-QS  with  the  Kurram  Kohat  Field  Force  and  afterwards  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  15th 
Bengal  Infantry  (two  Clasps). 

f'*^'  Major  G.  de  H.  Smith  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S94-95  with 
the  38th  Dogras  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  operatioos  in  ("entral  Africa  in  1895  against  the  slave-trading 
Arabs  (Brevet  of  Major).  Served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitcliener  in  1896 
■with  the  nth  Soudaiiese  Battalion  (mentioned  in  despatches,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal).  Served  in 
jtJie  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1S97,  and  was  present  at  the  relief  of  the  Chakdarra  Fort 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soudan  camx>aign  in  1S97-98  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as 
Orderly  Officer  to  Sir  Redvers  BuUer. 

^^  Lieut.  W.  H.  Warded  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Northern  Chin  Hills,  Burmah.  in  1892-95  (mentioned  in 
clesjjatches). 

■^f'^  Captain  R.  E.  Travers  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  2nd  Bat- 
talion 4th  Gurkha  Rifles,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Malakacd  Pass  and  the  engagement  at  Mamugai 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-9R  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Ath  Goorkha  Rifles,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhaug  I  Passas  and  in  tha  operations  against  the  Caamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar 
Valley  (two  Clasps). 


Indian  Staff  Corps, —  War  Services  of  Captains  and  Lieutenants.         471& 

6'o  Captain  G.  R.  Cassels  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1806 
(British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  Weat  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
WilUam  Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Malakaud  Field  Force.iucludintr  tlve  expedition  into  the  Mohmiind  Countn*  and 
was  present  at  the  attack  of  i6th  September— dangerously  wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  '  ' 

571  Captain  M.  L.  Horaby  served  with  the  Waziristan  Delimitation  Escort  in  1894  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier 
General  Turner— severely  wounded  {mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  aad  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  cam- 
paign on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S97-98  with  tne  2nd  Punjab  Infantry 
with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  march  down  the  Bira  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps  ) 

6"2  Captain  H.  O.  Holman  served  with  the  Wuntho  Expedition  in  1891  (slightly  wounded),  and  in  the  operations  of 
the  Irrawaddy  Column  as  Statf  Officer  (mentioned  in  despRtches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

«"3  Captain  P.  C.  S.  P.  Samborne  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1805  with  the 
13th  Bengal  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

6T4  Captain  W.  F.  Smith  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusilier3 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

^i  Captain  H.  Bethune  served  in  the  operations  in  Chitral  in  1895  with  the  Relief  Force  from  Gilf'it,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  NisaGhol  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  ° 

6"  Lieut.  R.St.  C.  Battine  served  with  the  Wa-iristan  Expedition  in  1804-95  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  iu  1895 -^^-itn  the  Queen's  Own  Corps  of  Guides,  including' the  en^^ac'e- 
ment  at  Mamugai  (Medal  with  Clasp\  °  '"' 

6:«  Captain  F.  R.  Nethersole  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Kachin  Hills,  Burmah,  in  1892-93. 

^'^  Captai'i  H.  M.  MacTiertookpart  in  the  operations  of  the  Nwengal  Column  in  Burma  in  1892  {Medal  with  ClasT>) 

^0  Captain  W.  M.Brown  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  ist  Battalion  3rd  Goorkha  Rifles,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range,  and  also  with 
the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

«■**  Lieut.  H.  A.  K.  Gou<?h  served  in  the  advance  to  the  relief  of  Chitral  Fort  under  Lt.Colonel  Kelly  in  March 
and  April  1S95  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

6«  Lieut.  N.  Macphcrson  served  with  the  Tsazai  Expedition  in  i8g?.  Served  in  the  carapaio-n  on  the  North 
"West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  :S97-98  Wjth  the  ist  Battalion  2nd  Goorkha  Rifles  with  the 
Kurram  Kohat  Field  Force  including  the  reUef  of  the  Samana,  Fott^,  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  includ- 
ing the  actions  at  Dargai  on  toe  iSth  and  20th  October,  the  expeditions  to  Waran  Valley-,  Dwatoi  and  Chamkani 
country,  and  the  march  down  the  Bara  Vallej'  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

''^  Captain  C.  A.  K.  Johnson  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S91  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusi- 
licTf-;  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"^7  Lieut.  F.  M.  Lane  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Noith  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  28th  Bombay  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Mohmand  Field  Force,  including 
the  engagement  at  Badmanai  Pass  and  the  capture  of  Jarobi ;  also  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including 
the  operations  in  the  Maidan  and  the  march  down  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"•i  Captain  A.  G.  Crocker  served  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with 
the  2nd  Puuiab  Cavalry  (Medal  with  Claspl . 

683  Captain  A.  F.  Ferguson-Davie  served  with  the  Waziristan  Delimitation  Escort  in  1894,  and  with  the 
Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral 
Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  4th  Sikh  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  E.xpedi- 
tionary  Force,  and  commanded  thp  personal  escort  of  Sir  William  Lockhart  throughout  the  expedition, 
including  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar,  andthe 
operations  in  Dwafcoi,  against  th2  Chamkanis,  and  in  the  Bara  and  Bazar  Valleys  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO, 
and  two  Clasps). 

650  Captain  J.  F.  Finnis  served  with  the  Waziristan  Delimitation  Escort  in  1894,  and  with  the  Waziristan  Expedi- 
tion under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Fron- 
tier of  India  under  Sir  Wdham  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  3rd  Sikh  Infantrj'  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force, 
including  the  opei-ations  on  the  Samana  Range  and  in  the  Kurram  Valley  in  August  and  September  1897  ;  and 
with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  forcing  of  the  Sampaerha  and  Arhanga  Passes  and  the  opera- 
tions against  the  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

"'  Lieut.  E.  R.  P.  Boileau  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  iu  1895  with  the  ist 
Battalion  East  Lancashire  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Fronti(?r 
of  India  under  Sir  Wilham  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  ist  BattaHon  2nd  Goorkha  Rifles,  \vith  the  Kohat-Kurram 
Field  Force  including  the  reUef  of  the  Samana  Furts  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  expe- 
ditions to  the  Waran  Valley,  Dwatoi,  and  Chamkani  country,  and  the  march  down  the* Bara  Valley  (three  Clasps). 

6^^  Captain  H.  G.  W.  Chandler  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-08  with  the  Reserve  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  and  afterwards  on  the  Line  of  Com- 
munications at  Bara  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^^  Lieut.  J.  G.  Edwardes  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the 
ist  Battalion  3rd  Goorkha  Rifles  including  the  opei"ations  on  the  Samana  Range  and  in  the  Kurram  Valley,  and 
with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary'  Force  including  the  engagements  at  Dargai  on  the  i8th  and  20th  October  (Medal  with 
three  Clasps). 

^*  Lieut.  J.  A.  Bliss  served  iu  the  operations  in  the  Chin  Hills,  Burma,  in  1892-93.  Served  in  the  campaign  on. 
the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WUliara  Lockhart  in  iSq7-93  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with 
the  2ist  Madras  Pioneers,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range  and  in  the  Kurram  Valley,  in 
the  action  at  Dargai  on  20th  October,  in  the  march  down  the  Bara  Valley,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Waran  and 
Bazar  Valleys  (Medal  with  three  Clasps), 

«95  Lieut.  E.  B.  Barratt  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  attached  to  the  3rd  Sikh  Infantry  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  at 
Maidan,  including  the  Chamkani  and  Bazar  Valley  Expeditions  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

69fi  Captain  A.  K.  Rawlins  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WiUiara- 
Loclihart  in  1897-98  with  the  24th  Punjab  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  the  Malakand,  including  the 
night  attacks  on  tne  Camp  of  the  26th  and  27th  July  and  the  engagement  at  Landakai  (mentioned  in  despatches^ 
BSO.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-  697  Caxjtain  R.  L.  Carnegy  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
-Xockhart  in  1S97-98  with  the  (;th  Goorkha  Rifles  iu  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  operations  in  the 

Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^'^^  Captain  C.  R-  Johnson  served  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  tho 
1st  Battalion  5th  Goorkha  Rifles  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'3^  Lieut.  W.  H.  Norman  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892. 

'0°  Lieut  G.  H.  F.  Kelly  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  23rd  Bengal 

-  Infantry,  including  the  engagement  at  Malakand  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Nor t^ 
■West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S97-98  with  the  2nd  Punjab  Infantr3'  with  the  Tirah  E.-i- 

•peditionary  Force,  including  the  march  down  the  Bara  Valley  (two  Clasps). 

"*i  Lieut.  G.  B.  Sanlbrd  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition    in  1892.      Served  with   the  Chitral  Relief  Force 
''under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with   the  2nd  Battalion  4th  Gurkha  Rifles,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the 

•Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  at  Mamugai  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

.''    ■*'='  Lieut.  E.    H.  S.  Cullen  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with. 
'■'Clasp).     Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of   India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-gS 
^"with  the  Tii-ah  Expeditionary  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  with  the  34th  Punjab  Pioneers  (two  Clasps.) 
--'  TOK  Lieut.  A.  B.  TiUard  served  iu  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
Hn  1897-98  with  the  ist  Battalion  3rd  Goorkha  Rifles,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range,  and  also  with. 

the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  D50.,  Medal  with  th:e:  Clasps?,   •■-   -    ■■  ■  -    - 


47^'"  Indian  Staff"  Corps. —  War  Services  of  Captains  and  Lieutenants. 

^^  Lieut.  S.  D.  B.  Ketchen  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S91  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth  Hicrh- 
landers  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1594-95  with  the 
ist  Battalion  5th  Goorkha  Rifles  (I'lasp). 

^*^^  Captain  G.  T.  Davis  served  in  the  campaipn  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1S97-9S  with  the  22nd  Punjab  Infanti-y  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  in 
Swat  and  Bajaur  including  the  night  attack  of  Nawajjai  on  the  19th,  20th  and  21st  Septenber ;  with  the  Mrihmand 
Field  Force,  includinir  the  capture' of  the  Badmanai  Pas^s  and  the  operations  in  the  Mittai  and  Suran  Valleys; 
and  with  the  Tirph  Expeditionary  Force  on  the  Line  of  Communications,  Including  the  eu^ajjement  at  Darg;ai  on 
the  iSth  October  1897  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

•■^^  Captain  D.  C.  Ynuntr  served  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  the 
iRt  Battalion  4th  Goorkha  Rit^es  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^~  Lieut.  H.  B.  Rattray  served  in  the  camnaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1897-98  with  the  45th  Rattray's  Sikhs,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Chnkdara  (wounded),  in  the 
operations  in  Upper  Swat  and  Baiaur.  and  in  the  engagement  at  Landakai ;  also  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary 
Force  including  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  and  the  Khyber  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and 
Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

"08  Lieut.  G.  D.  M.  Moore  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1897-98  with  the  28th  Bombay  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Mohmand  Field  Force, 
including  the  engagement  at  Badmanai  Pass  and  the  capture  of  Jarobi ;  also  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force, 
including  the  operations  in  the  Maidan  and  Ihu  march  down  the  Bara  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with 
two  Clasps). 

"'^  Captain  G.  Drage  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Northern  Chin  Hills,  Burmah,  in  180^1-93. 

'11  Major  A.  S.  Cobbe  served  in  the  operations  in  Chitral  in  1895  with  the  Gilgifc  Relief  Force,  and  was  present 
in  the  enaagements  at  Chakalwart  and  Nisa  Gh)l  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp) .  Served  in  British 
Central  Africa  in  1898  with  the  Southern  Angoniland  Expedition  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  in  1899  with  the  Expedition 
against  Kwamba. 

'12  Lieut.  F.  A.  Goldthorp  served  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with 
the  3rd  Punjab  Cavalry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

71*  Lieut.  A.  W.  Peck  served  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  the 
2nd  Punjab  Cavalry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

715  Lieut.  C.  B.  Winter  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1802. 

'1^  Captain  C.  Mackenzie  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-gS  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force  with  the  13th  Bengal  Lancers  (Medal  with  Clasp), 

'18  Lieut.  T.  C.  Browning  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1897-98  with  the  2nd  Infantry  Hyderabad  Contingent  with  the  Re-*erve  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditijuary 
Force,  and  afterwards  on  the  Line  of  Communications  at  Bara  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"s  Lieut.  R.  C.  W.  Lukin  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  gth 
Bengal  Lancers  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

'-'^  Lieut.  S.  H.  E.Nicholas  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  2ad  Infantirj-  Hyderabad  Contingent  with  the  Reserve  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditiouary 
Force,  and  afterwards  on  the  Line  of  Communications  at  Bara  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

72  iLieut.  S.  R.  Davidson  served  vvith  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Ctasp). 
Served  in  the  carapaiern  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the 
Mohmand  Field  and  Tirah  Expeditionary  Forces  (two  Clasps). 

""  Lieut.  R.  J.  C.  Eastwood  served  in  the  operati-ms  in  Mekran  in  1893. 

■^23  Captain  L.  C.  Joues  served  with  the  Isazai  Field  Force  m  1892. 

"2»  Lieut.  W.  C.  French  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  with  the  2nd  Bat 
talion  3rd  Goorkhas  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"^  Lieut.  H.  W.  F.  Cooke  served  with  the  Waziristan  Expeflition  in  1894-95  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1894-95  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Stedraan  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

■-6  Lieut.  A.  C.  Gabbett  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  imder  Sir  AVilliam  Lock- 
hart in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditiouary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

7^^  Lieut.  T.  J.  M'Leod  served  in  the  Miranzai  Exi»edition  in  i3gi  withttic  ist  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifle?,  and 
was  present  in  the  engaeements  at  Sangar  and  Mastan  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

725  Lieut.  F.  E.  Coningham  served  with  theWaziristauFieldForceuader  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  the 
znd  Battalion  Border  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

7-5  Lieat.  A.  G.  Kemtjall  served  with  tne  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  189s  with  the  23rd  Bengal 
Infantry,  inclndiug  the  engagement  at  Malakand  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"30  Lieut.  A.  A.  Irvine  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  in  1895  as  Orderly  0:ficer  to  Sir  Robert  Low 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

7^1  Lieut.  F.  M.  Smith  served  with  the  Ctiitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  2nd  Bat- 
talion 3rd  Goorkhas  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^if  Lieut.  C.  H.  Buck  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'33  Lieut.  F.  L.  Orman. — See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  *'  Hart's  Annual  Army  List."  p.  786 

732+  jjieut.  W.  E.  Pye  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Oockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regimenr,,  including  the  opera- 
tions in  the  Mastura,  Waran,  and  Bazar  Valleys  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"33  Lieut.  G.  H.  Prevost  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  i8gi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"3*  Lieut.  A.  H.  Ommanney  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  Corps 
of  Guides  Infantry,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass — severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp,. 

73i  Lieut.  E.  W.  M'K.  Ballantyne  served  with  the  Waziristan  Delimitation  Escort  under  Brigadier  General 
Turner  in  1894  with  the  1st  Punjab  Cavalry  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'36  Lieut.  R.  E.  A.  Hamilton  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  i8g5  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  4th  Gurkha  Rifles,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagecnent  at 
Mamugai  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  en  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1S97-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Batt?.lion  4th  Goorkha  Rifles,  and  was  pre- 
sent at  the  capture  at  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  the  operations  against  the  Chamkanis  and  in 
the  Bazar  Valley  (two  Clasps). 

'■*"  Lieut.  C.  L.  S.  Seton  Browne  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  iSgy-gS  in  the  1st  Brigade  Tochi  Field  Force  with  the  1st  Punjab  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Maizar— severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Claspj. 

"3-^  Lieut.  A.  C.  Stewart  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1855  with  the  Queen's 
Own  Corps  of  Guides,  including  the  engagements  at  Malakand  and  Panikora  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

73'J  Lieut.  C.  A.  R.  Hutchinson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  iSgy-gS  with  the  3rd  Sikh  Infantry  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana 
Range  and  in  the  Kurram  Valley  in  August  and  September  1S97 ;  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  includ- 
ing the  engagement  at  Dargai,  the  forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  the  operations  against  the 
Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

•**•  Lieut.  F.  C.  Tregear  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Tambaka  Country  in  1S92,  including  the  capture  of 
Tambi  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  and  in  the  expedition  to  the  Gambia  against  FodeySilah  in  1894  with  the  1st  Battalion 
West  India  Regiment  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

T*i  Lieut.  A.  H.  G.  Thomson  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  3cth 
Punjab  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"*-  Lieut.  H.J.  P.  Browne  served  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S94-95  with 
the  1st  Battalion  5th  Goorkha  Rifles  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


Indian  Staff  Corps. — War  Services  of  Lieutenants,  4.yid 

7«  Lieut.  H.  A.  H,  Rice  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  R:)bert  Low  in  1895  with  bho  4th  Sikh 
Infantry  (Meda!  with  Clasp). 

7*^  Lieut.  G.  R.  D.  Churchill  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ilaxim 
pun  detachment  of  the  ist  Battalion  East  Surrey  Rep-imout  (Medal  with  Clasp), 

'*^  Lieut.  J.  M.  T.  Hogg  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  qth  Goorkha  Rifles  in  theTirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  operations  iutlie 
Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"♦^  Lieut.  A.  E.  Sealv  served  in  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester  B-^jgiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  LucKhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  4th  Goorkha  Rifles,  and  was  present  at  the 
oaptm-e  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  in  the  operations  against  the  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar 
Valle.y  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"*'  Lieut.  C.  D.  Mears  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  iinder  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion 
East  Lancashire  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp).  [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  '*  Hart's  Annual  Army 
List,"  n.  7S6.] 

'**  Lieut.  R.  Martin  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1095  as  Assistant  Transport 
Officer  3rd  Brigade  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  in  the  ist  Brigade  Tochi  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Punjab  Infantry  (Clasp). 

'*'^  Lieut.  G.  W.  G.  Ltndesay  served  witti  the  Isazai  Exoeditiori  in  1892. 

'51  Lieut.  A.  B.  Minchin  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892. 

"51  Lieut.  J.  C.  H.  M'CaskiU  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  Queen's 
Own  Corps  of  Guides  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"52  Lieut.  A.  B.  Battye  served  witti  the  Chitral  R3Uef  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  isb  Battalion 
East.  Lancashire  Regiment  (Medal  with  CMasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India 
under  Sir  WiUiam  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  6th  Bengal  Cavalry  (Clasp). 

'5^  Lieut.  B.  B.  Ellwood  served  with  the  DoagoU  Expeditionary  Ij'orcd  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896 
(British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal). 

'5*  Lieut.  H.L.Tomkins  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  W3st  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as  Railway  Transport  Officer  on  the  Line  of  Communications 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'5s  Lieut.  P.  H.  Dyke  served  in  the  operations  in  Uganda  in  1897-98  org*inising  the  Commissariat  and  Trans- 
port, and  as  StaffOlficer  to  the  Uuyoro  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"6  Lieut.  A.  Skeen  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lickhart 
in  1897-9S  with  tho  24th  Punjab  Infantry,  including  the  defence  of  the  MaUkaud  and  the  engagement  at 
I^andakai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

■^"  Lieut.  Knox  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897- 
jS  with  the  36011  Sikhs  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'^  Lieut.  M.  E.  Dopping-Repenstal  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  2nd  Infantry  Hyderabad  Contingent  with  the  Reserve  Brigade  Tirah  Expe- 
ditionary Force,  and  atterwards  on  the  Line  of  Communications  at  Bara  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

75a  Lieut.  J.  C.  C.  Angelo  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  the 
i20th  Punjab  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•60  Lieiit.  F.  A.  Maxwell  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  iSqs  with  the  Queen's 
Own  Corps  of  Guides,  including  the  engagements  at  Malakand  and  Paujkora  (mentioned  in  deSD^tches,  Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897- 
98,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range  and  in  the  Kurram  Valley  under  Major  (Jeneral  Yeatman 
Biggs  in  August  and  September  1S97,  with  the  Flying  Column  under  Colonel  Richardson,  and  with  the  Tirah 
Expeditionary  Force  as  Aide  de  Camp  ta  Sir  William  Lockhart  including  the  engagement  at  Chagru  Kotal,  the 
capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  reconnaisance  of  the  Saran  Sar,  and  the  operations  against 
the  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Tnentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  three  C'asps). 

'Si^  Lieut.  H.  F.Cooke  served  with  thoChitnl  Reli-if  t'orcu  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

7C2  Lieut.  C.  Vickers  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  13th  Bengal 
Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'63  Lieut.  A.  L.  Bickford  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-9S  with  the  2nd  Punjab  Infantry  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  march  down  the  Bara 
Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'fi*  Lieut.  S.  B.  A.  Patterson  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95 
with  the  38th  Dogras  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campd.ign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under 
Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  with  the  38th  Dogras,  including  the  relief  of 
Ohakdara,  the  night  attack  at  Markhanai,  the  operations  against  the  Mamunds,  and  the  engagements  at  Agrah 
and  Gut  and  at  Badulai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

">^  Lieut.  H.  G.  r.  Costloy  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Fronlier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-91  with  the  Tirah  Itlxpeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Dorsetshire  Regiment  as  Regi- 
mental Transport  Officer,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Chagru  Kotal,  at  the  capture  of  Dargai,  the 
forcing  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar,  and  the  operations  in  the 
Warau  and  Bara  Valleys  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"C6  Lieut.  J.  T.  G.  Adamson  served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low 
in  1895  with  the  rst  Battalion  of  the  Balfs  (Med  il  with  Clasp). 

7*7  Lieut.  C.  Hodgkinson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
i:i  1897-Q8  with  the  6th  Bengal  Cavalry  (Medal  with  Clasp  1. 

'«*  Lieut.  G.  E.  White  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1891-92  with  the  North  Eastern  Column  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S97-93  with 
the  3rd  Sikh  Infantry  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force,  including  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range  and  in  the  Kurram 
Valley  in  August  and  September  1897 ;  and  with  the  Tirah  Eipaditionary  Force  including  the  engagement  at 
Dargai— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

772  Lieut.  C.  C.  Newnham  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  oth  Bengal  Cavalry,  including  the  opemtious  on  the  Samana  Range  and  in  the  Kurrana 
Valley  in  August  and  September,  1897;  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Fjrce,  including  the  operations 
against  tno  Khani  Khel  Chamkanis  (Medal  with  three  Clasps).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  T899-i9ooon 
Transport  duty. 

773  Lieut.  E  H.  Sweet  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  with  the  Kurram  Kohat  BMeld  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  2nd  Goorkha  Rifles  with  the  Tirah  Expe- 
ditionary Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

77*  Lieut,  A.  A.  James  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  29th  Punjab 
Infantry  on  the  Line  of  Communications  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

775  Lieut.  Badcf.ck.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annua,l  Army  List.    p.  786. 

7^6  Lieut.  W.  P.  Bainbridge  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
liockhart  in  '897-98  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Sikh  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

777  Lieut  R  J  T  Stewart  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  22nd  Punjab  Infantry  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  and  was  present  m  the  opera- 
tions in  Swat  and  Bajour,  including  the  night  attack  of  Nawagai  on  the  19th,  20th  aud  21st  September;  with  the 
Mohmand  Field  Force,  including  the  capture  of  the  Badmanai  Pass  and  the  operations  in  the  Mittai  and  Suran 
Valleys,  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  on  the  Line  of  Communications  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

778  Lieut.  H  E.  Herdon  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Froniier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham  Lockhart 
'  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  ist  Sikh  Infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

779  Lieut.  R.  Ducat  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  Ind)a  under  Sir  Wilham  Lockhart 
in  1S97-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  ( Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


47^^  Indian  Staff  Corps. —  War  Services  of  Lieutenants. 

^'  Lient.  R.  I.  Chamberlain  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  2nd  Bat- 
talion Kind's  Own  ticouish  Borderers,  includma-  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  the  passage  of  tue  Swat  River, 
and  the  eneagement  at  Panjkora  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^*  Lieut.  B.  M.  L.  Brodhurst  served  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95 
with  the  1st  Battalion  4th  Goorkha  Rides  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"^2  Lieut.  E.  C.  Corbyn  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  I^ock- 
hart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  iSth  Bencral  Lancers,  including  the  operations  oa 
the  Samana  Range,  in  the  Kurrain  Valley  under  Major  General  Yeatmnn  Bigsrs  in  August  and  September  1897, 
and  with  the  Flying  Column  under  Colonel  Richard«nn  (Mednl  with  three  Clasps). 

"^  Lieut.  E,  G.  W.  Pratt  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  2nd  Infantry  Hyderabad  Contingent  with  the  Reserve  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary 
Force,  and  afterwards  on  the  Line  of  Communications  at  Bara  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'8*  Lieut.  R.  M.  Hall  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-98  in  the  Mohmand  Field  Force  with  the  nth  Bengal  Lancers,  and  also  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  as 
Transport  Officer  5th  Brigade  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'^  Lieut.  J.  G.  Greig  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in 
1897-08  with  the  2Sth  Bombay  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Mohmand  Field  Force,  including  th^ 
engagement  at  the  Badmanai  Pass  and  the  capture  of  Jarobi :  also  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  includiag 
the  operations  in  the  Maidan  and  the  march  down  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'86  Lieut.  E.  S.  Earle  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-9^  with  the 
2n_d  Battalion  Border  Rei:;iment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'*7  Lieut.  A.  Y.  Cheyne  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock* 
hart  in  1S97  with  the  13th  Bengal  Lancers,  including  the  operations  against  the  Mohmands  and  the  engagement 
near  Shabkadr— slightly  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"S8  Lieut.  ^.  C.  Perkins  served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in 
iSq5  with  the  1st  Battalion  of  the  Buff:,  (Medal  with  Cla^.p). 

'^  Lieut.  D.  M.  Watt  served  with  the  Chitrnl  Rehef  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  rst  Battalion 
Gordon  Highlanders,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass  —slightly  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah 
Expeditionary  Korce  with  the  2nd  Prince  of  Wales's  Own  Goorkhas  (two  Clasps). 

"^  Lieut.  W.  J.  Keenserved  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  37th  Bengal 
Infantry,  including  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  at  Khar  (Medal  with  Ciasp). 

'-1  Lieut.  L.  S.  Browne  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897*98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  with  the  38th  Dogras,  including  the  relief  of  Chakdara,  the  night  attacU 
at  Markhanai,  the  operations  against  the  Mamunds,  and  thii  engagements  at  Agrah  and  Gut  and  at  Badalai  (Medal 
with  two  Clasps). 

"92  Lieut.  J.  B.  Bowring  served  with  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  tho 
snd  Punjab  Infantry  (Medal  with  Claspt,  Sen'^ed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  nnder 
Sir  William  Lockhait  in  1897-58  with  tho  2nd  Punjab  Infantry  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force,  with  the  Kohat 
Kurram  Field  Force,  in  the  (.»perations  on  the  Samana  in  September  1897  including  the  relief  of  Gulistan,  and  with 
the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  march  down  t!ie  Bara  Valley  (Medil  with  three  Clasps). 

^^  Lieut.  S.  M.  Rice  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1836-87,  including  the  operations  in  the  Alon  and 
Mingin  districts  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  in  the  Chin  Hills  in  1890-92,  including  the  operations  of  the  Tashon 
Column. 

"3*  Lieut.  W.  G.  P.  Murray  served  with  tho  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  29tb 
Punjab  Infantry  on  the  Line  of  Communications  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•'J'  Lieut.  E.  B.  Peacock  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Adjutant  and 
Quarter  Master  at  the  Native  Military  Base  Deoot  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"^^  Lieut.  A.  M.  Houston  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart, 
in  1897-98  in  the  ist  Brigade  Tochi  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Punjab  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

''*'''  Lieut.  J.  S.  Bogle  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  tjir  R<.^bert  Low  in  1395  with  the  Queen's  Own 
Corps  of  Guides,  including  the  engigements  at  Malakand  and  Panjkora  i  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"9"  Lieut.  E.  W.  Costello  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock* 
halt  in  1S97  with  the  22nd  Punjab  Infantry  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  and  was  twice  wounded  in  the  attacks 
on  26th  July  and  '..*nd  August  (i'£,  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ;  was  awarded  the  "iTiC  for  cmspicuous  bravery 
during  the  operations  as  here  recorded:— "On  the  night  of  the  ?6th  July,  at  the  Malakand,  Lieut.  Costello  went 
out  from  the  hospital  enclosure,  and,  with  the  assistance  of  two  sepoys,  brought  m  a  wounded  Lance-Havildar 
who  was  l3'ing  sixty  yards  away  in  the  open  on  the  football  ground.  This  ground  was  at  the  time  overrun  with 
swordsmen  and  swept  by  a  heavy  tire  both  from  the  enemy  and  our  own  men  who  were  holding  the  sapper  lines.'* 
"'s  Lieut.  A.  H.  P.  Harrison  served  in  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  13^4-95  with 
the  33rd  Punjab  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

800  Lieut.  J.  H.  Doveton  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Forco  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  with  the  ist  Battahon 
Bedfordshire  Regiment,  including  the  stovmiug  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engageineut  near  Kbar  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

*•*'  Lieut.  K.  L.  W.  Mackenzie  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1S97-9S  with  the  2Sth  Bombay  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Mohmand  Field  Force, 
including  the  engagement  at  Badmanai  Pass  and  the  capture  of  Jarobi;  also  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force, 
including  the  operations  in  the  Maidan  and  the  march  down  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

80^  Lieut.  C.  A.  Vivian  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  {Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Kohat 
Kurram  Field  Force,  and  afterwards  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  15th  Bengal  Infantry,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Dargai  on  the  iSth  and  20th  October,  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga. 
Passes,  and  the  engagements  at  Saran  Sar  and  Tsiri  Kandao  (two  Clasps). 

*>^  Lieut.  F.  D.  Russell  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1S97-98  with  the  Buner 
Field  Force;  and  afterwards  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  engagement  at  Dargai  and  the 
capture  of  the  Sampagha  Pass,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Bazar  Valley  of  the  25th  to  the  30th  December, 
1897  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).    Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  on  Transport  duty. 

*'"J*  Lieut.  C.  R.  Bradshaw  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  tho  9th  Goorkha  Rifles  in  the  Mohmand  Field  Force,  and  in  the  Tirah  Expeditionary 
Force  including  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

«^  Lieut.  J.  L.  Furney  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  W'est  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhar 
in  1897-98  with  tne  22nd  Punjab  Infantry  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  in 
Swat  and  Bajour,  including  the  night  attack  of  Nawagai  on  the  :9th,  20th  and  21st  September  ;  with  the  Mohmand 
Field  Force,  including  the  capture  of  the  Badmanai  Pass  and  the  operations  in  the  Mittai  and  Suran  Vallays,  and 
with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  on  the  Line  of  Communications,  including  the  engagement  at  Dargai  on  the 
iSth  October  1807  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'^'^  Lieut.  H.  Le  M.  Fellowes  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896 
(British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal). 

^'  Lieut.  T.  R.  C.  Price  ser\'ed  in  the  campaign  in  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  vVilliam  Lock- 
hart in  1897-gS  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Bat'alion  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment  during  the 
operations  in  the  Mamund  Valley  including  the  engagements  at  Agi-ah  and  Gut  and  at  Badalai;  also  served  with 
the  Buner  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  West  Kent  Kegiment  durin--  the  operations  in  Buner  and 
Chamla  including  the  eneagement  at  Tauga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^f*^  Lieut.  H.  B.  St.  John  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1897-98  with  the  45th  Ratti-ay's  Sikhs,  and  tooK  part  in  the  defence  of  the  Malakand,  the  relief  of  Chak- 
(hira,  the  operations  in  Upper  Swat  and  Bajaur,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Landakai ;  also  with  the  Tirah  Expe- 
ditionary Force  including  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  and  the  Khyber  Pass  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 


.«T-  ■K,^V*  ,ff^^"^^'^  '(^or^s:-Wa>-  Services  'oflieutenants.  ,„. 

j8,7.98  with  the  4th  Bri„.ade  Tin.h'^Te  nona^rv'^^™ 'w^Irth'e™nd''R°f/f'''''  S-""''^  ^'^  ^*'"''»  I'O^khart  in 

bartin  1897-93  with  the  PeshawurcZmTHnd?he?thRrL/HT^^^^  of  Intlia  under  Sir  William   Lock- 

m  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  For?ew"th  the  ,8th  «p^„^     ?'"'"'  """"'■»  <»"'"  Sir  William  Lockha.t 

^tnana  Eange,  in  the  Kurram  Valley  under  Ml^or  Genera   YeatmTn  B^^^fn'  '°'"™1'"'-'  'lif  operations  on  the 

8u  T  „..-   p"i"  "    '""  ""'.''"'  '^'"™<''  R'chardson  (Med™  with  th^ee  r  f,^;\  ""'"'  =""*  September  ,897,  and 

Val  ey  and  the  Khyber  Pass  (Medal  wfth  two  CUasps)       "  '^  ^  ''"'^''  ""^'"li"?  tl^e  operations  in  the  Bara 

''-"LmT.\?'V:"'^'tl'''"r'^"™°' ™^^^^^^^  "'  '''■'™'  ^'''''  ^"-  ""^^  Sir 

haninl89;^''98l;th'i\T=^^^ 

nnd  BunorF.eW  Forces  including  the  fordn-  of  th?  ■lVn<.rPass'(men?,nn?,f'      ,  ''"^  "P/'ra'ioisof  the  Malakand 
»"  L>eut.  J.  E.  B.  Johnson  served  with  the  Chitral  Kpl?»r  p„,?  '™™"°",«'i  >"  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasn) 

Lockhart  HI  :  397-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  ForcT  with  the  „\t  M^/   Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WUliain 

ss^?;MS:Sh^t^^ra"s^psr^^"°- '"  «-'-•'- 
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^^^^fp^^^^^X'^^tS^^^l^^tJ^^^^r.fl.^  in  ,397-98  With  the 
and  the  Jlamund  Valley  including  the  en-^atremer  t  it  T  nn.u  J^,  "'-S^en'  during  the  operations  in  Jpper  Swat 
.ho  ,st  Battalion  Royal  West  Ke'nt  Rlgrmff^  durino-  th^  op  mions'In  Run"''  '>"=,  ^A""  ^i«W  Po^rce  w7h 
cugagemeut  at  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp)  operations  in   Buner   and   Chamla   includin'^    the 

nnd  Buner  Field  Forces  lucluding  the  forcing  of  the  Tanga  Pais  (Medal  w^ihV''     ^    °P«™"™s  of  the  Malakand 

1  n';3^1^'w^h&1^!S  - i-^^S  r  ^'-HSH"^  --^  -  —  .ockhart 
^^tn   r'  E*'?.?%f "  ''°1  Arhanga  PasseslMedal  wifh  two  Clasps?"'"'''''  K^S™'^^'-  ^°<1  "^^  present  at 

.ockh"    n„%^9"wi'tr^enrs!kVs  LT  w^t^^^^^^^^^^^ 

l^oZip^?,-,^-f':^,^'l^:4^1^V^:^^^^^^^  o,  mdla  under  Sir  William 

operations  between  Kohat  and  Parachiiiar  in  SepteuIberLd  October    S„,   in  th»  Pioneers,  and  was  present  in  the 

ing  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valiey  and  the  Khvber  Pass  fMedll  wT,h  ,  "^<', ,f  "^'''',  Expeditionary  Force,  inclad 

^^^^r^^^:^^^z^BSIBSB^  ^'^—  --^-  i. 

Infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clasps)  i^unary  rorce  uith  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Yorkshire  Lmht 

ha';:  in'^B,VT3  ^.^h  ^hf  ^ll'iIi;i1iJi°^^°ia^To?cf  Sith  tt^^:'^aYtluon'^r'^rv!;^'^'n?  ""''g^  ^^  ^'"'-»  ^-o^"^- 
operations  in  Upper  Swat  and  the  Mamund  Vatle"  nclSdint  the  en.i«lmi,^  JY^'  /^P°-  K<r?™ent  during  the 
Buner  Field  Force  with  the  .st  Battalion  Royal  WesrKentL7imen?d1>r?n^^f^  Lindakai ;  also  served  with  the 
mcluding  the  engagement  at  Tanga  Pass  ( Uedal  with  aasp)  ^  """  "P"""""^ '°  Buner  and  Chamla 

i  Lockh';i^r?5n1s9^;-w.'rhtL'Ti?rhl^;-^dSLfrv'Fo'^^"e  "^.t^^TBl^lIlT'^U^'  't'''  ^''^  «-  ^""»- 
I  sent  at  the  engagement  of  OhagruKotal  at  the  canturrof  n»rV,f  „  1  ,1!  ?  "'^''^^^^^^  Regiment,  and  was  pre- 
|pa.es,thereconnaissanceoftleSara"n'sran7ttTpel^^^^^^^^^^ 

i  Lo:pt1n'^.-8^:.^I™frtl'*e  Tlr^alfETpe'i\^iSrr?'i?o°rcrwltth?.';%rtS^^  t  '^^^  --J-  «-  ^"'i- 

two  Clasps).  iiicuii,!  jnary  r  orce  with  the  ist  Battahon  Dorsetshire  Regiment  (Medai  with 

:  i::^S?i^^,^i$^Z^^^  il^^litra^^'l-^r^cS  ^tH'lC''.Jm^S^ll  f  ludla  under  Sir  William 

:  LoT;iart1n^x89;«ith?h;Xhm:nd'Fl'eS'F™"^^  I°dia  under  Sir  William 

with  Clasp).  "     °'°®  ^""  ^^^  '8'  Battihon  Somersetshire  Light  Infantry  (Medal 

■  ban  inlssz-'^S  wiSTe  KrarE^ip'edi&^  °f  I"?-,  "-^er  Sir  WiUiam  Lock- 

Samana  Range,  in  the  Kurram  V^allerSr  MaiorTeneral  vl„f,SSS^i^  including  the  operations  on  the 

''S  '^LS^'J^"  ^.°'T'^  r  "^^  ^5'°°^'  ^cha^ds^^^fS^^ilh^ree^alirs)'"  ^"'''"^'  '™'^  ^'^P'^'"'^^^  ■^97.  and 
Lockha:nnf897^;SwrthVe"Tlrah'ExpUS^^^^^  ^^^^  f 'n^'  «'   In'^-  under   Sir  William 

operations  between  Kohat  and  pTiactiifai  m  ™?tenfbei  and  Oo  olt^,!    "Jn?^^  '^"^  P'^''^™'  '"  «'« 

^^^1^^  '"  ■="  -"'  '?>e  Mrua'nd'^i^,d-FTr?rwi?h"tt%»t:^-n'  fnr^o-rrhJt'Ser(tefif 


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471^  Indian   Slaff'  Corps  —  War  Services  of  Lie^itenants. 

83st  Lieut.  S.  L.  Morton  serverl  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in'iSgj-gZ  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  as  Provost  Marshal  ist  Brigade,  and  took  part  in  the  defence 
of  the  Malakand  and  the  engagement  at  Landakai;  also  with  the  Banor  Field  Force  as  Provost  Marshal  ist 
Brigade  ( Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

S39  Lieut.  H.  S.  Becher  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wdliam 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  ist  Battalion  2nd  Goorkha  Rifles  with  the  Kurram  Kohat  Field  Force,  inolmlnig  the 
relief  of  the  Samana  Ports,  and  with  the  Tirah  I-'.xpeditionary  Force,  including  the  encjagements  at  Davgai  on  thi- 
tStli  and  2oth  October,  the  expeditions  to  ihe  Waran  Valley,  Dwatoi  and  Chamkaui  country,  and  the  march  down 
the  Bara  Valley  llfedal  with  three  Clasps). 

^^0  Lieut.  W.  R.  Ross  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  ^^  iUiani 
Lockhart  in  1397-98  with  the  24th  Punjab  Infantry,  including  the  defence  of  the  -Malakand  and  the  engagement  ai 
Landakai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

»<=  Lieut.  F.  A.  JackMn  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the 
ist  TinttaUon  Warwickshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Kbartonm  (British  .Mednl,  and  Khedive's 
llediil  with  Clasp). 

*•*-  Lieut.  W.  C.  Burton  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  \\  lUiam 
Lockhart  in  1897-9S  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Inniskilling  Fusiliers  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  in- 
cluding the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

s*3  Llent.  E.  G.  D.  de  LabilUerc  serveii  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhnrt  in 
1894-95  with  the  ^8th  Dogias  ( .Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  frontier  of  India 
under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  38th  Dogras  (.Medal  with  Clasp). 

s*+  Lieut.  C.  T.  Morris  i-erved  m  the  campaign  on  the  North  We-t  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Will-am  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  wilh  the  Tirnh  Exppdtiona'y  Force  with  the  2nd  Battaliof  York-ihire  Regiment  (Medal  "ith  two  Clasps). 

8*i  Lieut.  W.  D.  Reid  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  21st  Madras  Pioneers,  and  was  present  at  the 
action  at  Dargai  on  20th  October,  in  the  march  down  the  Bara  Valley,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Waran  and 
Bazar  Valleys  I Medai  with  two  Clasps).  .  .        . 

s*3  Lieut.  E.  F.  Holland  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  ^^  illiam 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  was 
present  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  l^asses  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

s>»  Second  Lieut.  \.  L.  D.  Shewell  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  E.-cpeditionary  Force  with  the  2ndBattalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  wiis  present 
at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  A  ihanga  Passes  and  at  the  capture  of  Bagh  I  Medal  with  two  Clasps  1. 

55"  Lieut.  A.  E.  Jewett  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  ir.  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Y'orkshire  Regiment,  and  was 
present  at  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

»■  Lieut.  R.  Garratt  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  9th  Goorkha  Rities  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

S52  Lieut.  K.  G.  Drummond  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Shabkadr  (severe'.y  wounded) ;  also  with  the  Mohmand 
Field  Force  with  the  :st  Battalion  Somersetshire  Light  Infanti.v  (Medal  with  (;lnsp). 

«5^  Lieuc.  J.  G.  Jennings  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  with  the  j4tb  Punjab  Pioneers  (Medal  with 
two  Clasps).  ,        _ .     ,,,.,,. 

''-■'  Lieut.  J.  H.  Watson  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  \\  illiam 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Somersetshire  Light  Infantry  (Medal 

^^  L^eut.  Govan  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  iu 
1S97-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Ro.yal  Sussex  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"'  Lieut.  H.  A.  Carter  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
iu  1898  wit'.i  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  with  the  ist  Battalion  Duke  01  Cornwall's 
L  ght  Infantry  (Mednl  with  two  Chispi). 

"*  Second  Lieut.  W.  G.  K.  Gough  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  Inaia  under  Sir  Wil- 
liam Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  JIalakand  Field  Force  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  C  asp). 

»"  Lieut.  H.  C.  Cutler  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lack- 
hart  in  1897  wilh  the  Peshawur  Column  of  the  Tirah  E.xpeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Claspsl. 

s«i  Lieut.  E.  E.  Woodcock  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Somian  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with  the 
ist  Battalion  Lincolnshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  .^.tbara  and  Khartoum  (British  Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps.  ,  ^. 

s"  Lieut.  W.  G.  K.  Gough  served  in  the  campaign  on  Ihe  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  sir  \v  iiiiam 
Lockhnrt  in  1S97-98  with  the  15th  Bengal  Infantry  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  and  with  the  Mohmand  Field 
Force  including  the  engagement  at  Nawagai :  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  capture  of  the 
Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes  and  with  the  Cbamknni  Column  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

s'2  Lfeut.  H.  B.  D.  Baird  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1S97-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

sa  Lieut.  U.  S.  Browne  served  iu  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force— sliiihtly  wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

S"  Lieut.  F.  A.  Magniac  served  iu  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1897  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  with  the  15th  Bengal  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

61^  Lieut.  L.  L.  Wheatlev  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  4ith  Rattray's  Sikhs,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Chakdara  (wounded),  m  the  opera- 
tiors  i  n  Upper  Swat  and  Bajaur,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Landakai ;  also  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

8«  Lieut  W.  W.  Van  Someren  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1S97-98  with  the  36th  Sikhs  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  capture  of  the  Sam. 
nagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  engagements  at  Saran  Sar  aud  Tsiri  Kandao,  the  operations  in  the  Maidan  Bagh. 
and  Waran  Valleys,  the  march  down  the  Bara  Valley,  and  the  engagement  at  Shin  Kamar  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches, DSO.  and  Medal  wilh  two  Clasps) . 

66-  Lieut  P  G.  Moore  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  capture  of  Bagh,  the  Dwatoi  reconnaissance,  the  crossing  of  the 
Kahu  Darra,  and  in  the  expedition  to  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  tw^o  Clasps).  ,  ,.    ,.  ,       „.    ,,..„. 

*«  Lieut.  H.  F.  M.  Browne  served  iu  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  ^^  ilUam 
Lockhart  in  1897-08  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).        „  ^    ,.  ^       ^.     ,,  .„. 

£«+  Lieut  A  Mactavish  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  ^^  illiam 
Lockhart  in  1S97-9S  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionarv  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  ai  d  was 
present  at  the  capture  ofthe  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  capture  of  -Hagh,  the  Dwatoi  reconnai.=  sance, 
and  the  crossing  ofthe  Kahu  Darra  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  [Foi-  remamdcr  of  Note>  tee  -p   \sfi- 

SM  Lieut  P  Le  L.  Beddy  served  iu  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  W  ilham 
Lockhart  in  1807  with  the  Malakand  Field  and  Tirah  Expeditionary  Forces  (.Medal  with  two  Clasils) 

s™  Lieut  R  \V.  de  C.  Rennick  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1897  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  i6th  Bengal  Infantry  (.Medal  with  two  Claspsi. 

s-i  Lieut.  H.  Campbell  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1807-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ,  T  J-  ,      c:,. 

8"  Second  Lieut.  G.  H.  Gunning  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  undoi  Sir 
William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


s-3  T-    .  T  -,  .,     ^"'''''"  ^^'"■^  Corps-War  Services  of  Lieutenants.  ..,n 

5S"?|'',?.°  A°?  'he  taking  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Moll  with  Claspf         '*' '^"^  Regment  including  the  Banewal 

in  ,S<„-53  ;^th  th^  ?n"S'SmH„n  OxiSSjif  Li4't1nl°n[?  '^'^f^  frontier  of  India  nnder  Sir  William  Lockhart 
Tn-ah^Esped^tionary  Force  (Medal  with  two  Ctesi^)     ^"f*""^?  ^^'"^  "^"^  Poshawur  Column  and  the  jth  Brigade 

^^  SSF^^^-  ^m^^?^?±j^^  BS^^i^^ssJr  ^^'?i>;s2-o?i;S™ 

Lockhart  10:897-98  with  the  Tirah  KxpediSonw,  "i?™  w?th  th^  ,™i  p  \!^^' ^"^^^^^ 

""s^'Se'S    r  °R<=™"°°f  'l^^^  B»^''  Valley  (MoSal  w?Sh  tw^  Cl'ii^s       '^'""'"™'""'= '^  °™  S'=°"'^''  Borderers, 
Lockhart  in  .S97-9Jwi?h  til  ^,;if,V:^,e'^fti^!j;,'?;ri?orcr(.SeLr;^^  °f  I-^^-  "-^-  Sir  William 

in5|!9^4^eS^l^eS^-^S™-^S?  i^         ^^ ^  -  WiUia.  .ockhart 
with  two  Clasps).  -^     "'*->=  w'taiue  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  (Medal 


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472 


Governor  General's  Body  Guard  (Eai'seJtn  1773). 

'Java"— "Avi"— "MiHiBAJPOEE"  — "llOOnKEE"— "FeEOZESHUHCE"— "AlLIWAL"— "'SOBBiOB.' 

Head  Quarters  at  Dehra  Dun.     Uniform,  Scarlet.    Facing),  Dark  Blue. 


Eaite,  Names,  and  Corps. 


Captain  R.  E.  Grimston,  Staff  Corps.. 


Army 
Rank. 


Remarks, 


[3  Apr.  92 1  Commandant,  22  July  gB— From  6  Bengal  Cavalry.' 


Lieut.  A.  N.  Hood,  Staff  Corps   13  July  96  Officiating  Adjutant. 

Caotaiu   H.  W.  Elphick,  MB.  Indian  (  |      gj_  jj^  ^^jj^j^l  (.j,^r„j,^  ,  Apr.  00. 
Medical  Service >\ 

EHlabti>h,nent.—Commn.ntinnt ;  Adjutant;  i  Risaldar  ;  i  Ressaidar  ;  2  Jamadars ;  7  Dnffadars ;  7  Lance  Duffadars; 
2  Farriers;  i  Salooliie;  2  Tnuuoeters;  gi  Troopers. 


1st  {Duhe  Of    York\ 


Own)  Bengal  Lancers  (late   ist  Irregular  Cavalry— Shiimc 

Horse. — Raised  in  1803) 

Class  Hegiment— Hindustani  Mahomedans. 

"Bhitrtpobk"— "Candahab,  1S42  "— "Afghanistan,  1879-80." 

With  China  Expeditionary  Force.      Depot  at  Lucknow.      Uniform,  TeUow.    Facings,  Black. 

Uonorarg  Colon,!.— U.E.H.  the  Duke  of  York,  KG.  AT.  ZP.  OCVO.  4  Oct.  90. 

Lt.Col.R.F.Gartside-Tipping.StaffC, 


3  Aug.  99' Commandant.  10  Sept.  94. 

I  Oct.  oo|2ud  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander .^lo^Sept.  94 

I  May  g8 
23  Apr.  92 
25  Aug.  94 


30  uan.  95 

7  Feb.  96 
5  Feb.  9* 

21  Sept.  00 

30  Nov.  95 
:o  Jan.  97 

4  Jan.  98 
2  Oct.  99 
2  Oct.   99 

31  Jan.  94 

8  Juneg6 

22  Apr.  00 
31  Mar.  00 


;  Central  India  Hoi'se 


Lt.Colonel  C.  U.  Hayes,  Staff  Corps 

Major  VV.  D.  Thomson,  Staff  Corps  

OaptainC.  Davis,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  H.  L.  Robei-ts,  Staff  Corps  

OaptainC.  Finch,  Staff  Corps  

Captain  C.  P.  G.  Griffin.  Staff  Corps  ... 

Captain  A.  P.  Browne,  Staff  Corps  

OaptainC.  A.  K.Johnson.  Staff  Corps... 

Lieut.  F.  D.  Russell,  Staff  Corps   

Lieut.  D.  I.  M.  Macaulay,  Staff  Corps... 

Lieut.  E.  G.  Sexton,  Staff  Corps    

Lieut.  H.  B.  Cheyue,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.F.  F.  I.  Lil'lingston,  Staff  Corps... 

Lieut.  J.  R.  Gaussen,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  H.  H.  Sproulc,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  H.  T.  Raban,  Staff  Corps 

Major  G.  T.  Mould,  Indian  Med.  Serv.... 

2nd  Bengal  Lancers  [late  2nd  Irrejular  Gavalry. — Raised  in  1809). 
Class  Stiuairon  Regiment— i  Squadron  Sikhs,  i  Squadron  Rajputs,  i  Squadron  Jats,  :  Squadron  Hindustani 

ilaiiomedans. 

"AeBAOAX"— "SOBRAOK"— "  PUNJAB  "—"  EoTPT,  1882,"— "TKl-Bt-KEBIR." 

Head  Quarters  at  Jullundur.     Uniform,  Blue.     Facingi,  Light  Blue. 


Squadron  Commander,  22  Feb.  88.— Assistant  Judge  Adv.  Gen, 

Squadron  Commander,  4  Aug.  91.  r.    t    -r,-  * 

Squadron  Commander,  30  Oct.  94.- D.A.A.  Gen.  Oude  U;st. 

S(iuadron  Commander,  20  May  97. 

Squadron  Commander,  1  Nov.  99. 

Officiating  Squadron  Commander.— From  ; 

Squadron  Officer  and  Adjutant,  3  Aug.  95. 

Sfpiadron  Officer,  20  May  97. 

.Squadron  Officer,  27  Dec.  99. 

Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  oo. 

Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

Officiating  Squadron  Officer.- 


-From  3  Bengal  Cavalry. 


OtHciat^ng  Squadron  Officer.— From  4  Bengal  Lancers. 
Officiating  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 
In  medical  charge,  4  Aug.  92. 


Lt.Colonel  C.  H.  V.  Garbett,  Staff  Corps 

Major  K.  S.  Davison,  Staff  Corps 

Major  St.  G.L.  Steele,  Staff  Corps    

Major  J.  G.  Turner,  Staff  Corps 


Captain  P.  H.  B.  Commeline,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  J.  A.  Douglas.  Staff  Corps  

p.s.c.  Captain  M.  E.  Willoughby,  S.C... 

Captain  W.  B.  James, Staff  Corps 

Captain  H.  H.  F.  Turner,  Staff  Corps.. 

Captain  h.  L.  Maxivell,  Staff  Corps  

Captain  A.  G.  Pritchard,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  G.  Thomas,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  J.  F.  Bennett,  Staff  Corps    

Lieut.  G.  Knowles  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  P.  B.  Saugster,  Staff  uorps 

Lieut.  W.  K.  Bourne,  Staff  Corjis 

Major  A.  W.  Dawson,  MD.  Ind.  Med.  S 
Captain  J.  A.  black,  Ind.  Med.  Serv.    .. 


17  Nov.  95 
19  Aug.  95 
II  May  98 

22  Jan.  96 

10  Mar.  94 
25  Aug.  94 
6  Feb.  95 
30  Jan.  97 
14  Sept.  98 

23  Mar.  00 
21  Dec. 
23  Nov.  91 

18  May  94 
fc  June  96 

28  Feb.  97 
13  Feb.  98 

t  ,\pr.  98 

29  J  an.  99 


Commandant,  11  July  97.  [Asst.  Adj.  Gen.  Lahore. 

2nd  in  Commaudand  Squadron  Commander,  11  July  97.— Offg. 
Squadron  Commander,  22  Feb.  88.— D.  A.  A.   Gen.  Bengal.— 

With  China  Expeditionary  Force. 
Squadron  Commander,  i  Jan.  91.— Special  Service,  Imp.  Serv. 

Cavalry,  China  Exp.  Force.  (Service  Cavalry,  S.  Africa. 

Squadron  Commander,  i  Jan.  gr.- Assist.  Insptg.  Officer  Imp. 
Squadron  Comdr. ,  6  Jan.  94.— With  China  Expeditionary  Force. 
Squadron  Commander,  6  Jan.  94.— Spec.  Ser.  China  Exp. Force. 
Squadron  Commander,  11  July  97.— Furlough, 
Squadron  f:ommander,  i  Feb.  99.— Di^trict  Comdt.,  S.  Africa. 
Squadron  Officer,  8  May  99— South  Africa. 
Squadron  Officer  and  Adiutant,  6  Jan.  94. 
Squadron  Officer,  26  Sept.  97. 
Squadron  Officer,  26  June  99.— Special  duty. 
Squadron  Officer,  4  Mar.  99.— Furlough. 
Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 
Officiating  Squadron  Officer. 

In  med.  charge.  15  May  90.— With  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners. 
Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


3rd  Bengal  Cavalry   (late  4th  Irregular  Cavalry— 2nd  Regiment  Skinner's  Horse. 

— Raised  6  Dec.  1814). 

Class  Squadron  Regiment— i  Squadron  Sikhs,  i  Squadron  Jats,  i  Squadron  Mahomedan  Rajputs,  i  Squadron 

Rajputs. 

"Afghanistan"— "Ghdznee"—"Maharajpore"—"Khelat"—"Moodkee    -    Fkrozbshchub  — 

"Alhwal"—" Kandahar,  1880"— "Afghanistan,  1879-80"— "Punjab  Frontieb. 

Head  Quarters  at  Meerut.     Uniform,  Bine.      Facings,  Yellow. 


Major  H.  J.  J.  Middleton,  Staff  Corps... 

Major  A.  N.  Carr,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  W.  E..\.  Blakeney,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  C.  L.  Hamilton,  Staff  Corps    .. 

Captain  F.  L.  Moore,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  R.  L.  Morris,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  C.  L.  Gaussen.  Staff  Corp    

Lieut.  J.  K.  Gaussen,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  E.  C.  Loch,  Staff  Corps    


Lieut. E.  C.W.Conway-Gordon, S.C 

Lieut.  C.  B.  Stokes,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  M.  R.  H.  Webber,  Staff  Corps     .. 

2nd  Lieut.  V.  A.  Coaker,  Staff  Corjis 

Capt.  J.  A.  Hamilton,  J/B.  Ind.  Med.  S. 


28  Oct.  95 
30  Jan.  98 
10  May  93 
10  May  93 
7  Feb.  96 

30  Jan.  00 
23  Oct.  00 

31  Jan.  94 

21  Apr.  95 

16  Apr.  97 

28  July  97 
4  Nov.  99 

22  Jan.  98 

29  Jan.  98 


Commandant,  30  Sept.  99,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel.  [Furlough. 
2nd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  30  Sejit.  99.— 
Squadron  Commander,  16  Aug.  95.  rr  ■   1 .  o      „ 

Squadron  Commander,  30  Sept.  99.  [Light  "orse. 

Squadron  Commanoer,  12  Aug.  00.— Adjutant   Assarn  Valley 
Squadron  CommauUer,  12  Aug.  00.— Fi-.mine  duty,  Punjab. 
Squadron  Otf.cer,  9  Sept.  98. 

Squadron  Officer,  3  Mar.  99.— With  1  Bengal  Lancers. 
Squadron  Officer,  30  Sept.  99.— Aide  de  camp  to  Sir  G. 

Morton. 
Squadron  Officer  and  Adjutant,  30  Sept.  99. 
Squadron  Orticer,  n  July  00.- Furlough. 
Squatlron  Officer,  28  June  00. 
Squadron  Officer,  12  Aug.  00. 
Officiating  in  msdical  charge. 


de  C. 


4th  Bengal  Lancers   ^late  6th  In-egular  Cavalry. -Raised  in  1840)  47, 

Class  Squadron  Regiment-i    Squadron  Rajput  Mussulmans.  ■   Squadron  Hindustani  Mahomedans 
1  Squadron  Sikh?,  i  Squadron  Jats.  ."anomeuans, 

&ranied  an  Honorary  Standard  for  Service  in  Sind.  ,844,  <cilh  the  ieoice-"  a  lion  pa.^ant  regardant  " 

"AFGHiNISTAN,  1S79-80  "  -Jyuruunt. 

Head  Quarters  at  Saugor.    Detachments  at  Jubbulpore  and  Sutna.    Vni/arm.  Scarlet.    Facing..  Slue. 


Rank,  Names,  and  Cobps. 


Akuy 
Rank. 


Rbmares. 


Colonel  H.  O.  Lamb,  StaffCorps   r  jjav  no  CommnTiHnnt   .,  -n^^ 

^:::^:  ^^^:^^^^^IS^^  -  i^id  1=  ^=^3/^e^^^Spe,.  service.  S.  A.ica. 


Captam  H.  G.  Stainforth.  StaffCorps 
Captain  F.Shakesoear,  Staff  Corps... 

Captain  F.  V.  Smith,  Staff  Corns 

Captain  F.  T.  T.  Moore.  StaH  Corps  . 

Lieut.  H.  H.  Sproule.  StaffCorps' 

Lieut.  J.  L.  Smith.  StaffCorps  ...' 

2nd  Lieut.  A.  B.  Eckford.  Staff  Corps  . 
3nd  Lieut.  R.  Johnston.  StaffCorps 


2^  AuS  o=  5nn«ri;„„  ^""""auuer,  31  uec.  94.-Spe(-ial  Service,  S.  Africa. 
23Aug.95  Squadron    Commander,  21  July  ge.-OBg.  Interp.  to  Com.  in 

,  F„i,   „^ U  ''^f --Special  Service,  Cliina  Exp.  Force. 

I  It.  ±TnirZ  2iZ:  ?.  !,«/e%'«-^''"-P-  service  Troops. 
15  May  00  Squadron  Officer,  2,  Jan.' 96.  fjubbulnorp 

:.t  J°">;:  9^8'  Src^XSdron^.^5io?r-°^P-  -^^'^^^.^  Class. 

Majo7w7-Cwi;rt:;.':v'B.i;Tird'rser:i^Joc^^^  ,   .  .  ^. 

Capt.  J.  Davidson,  MB.  Ind.  Med.  Serv.  29  July  gS^Offlciati'ng  in  gioJij'aye!-""^'"'°' '°  '^^"'*- 

5th  Bengal  Cavalry  (late  jth  IrreguU,l]^^,^.-.Raised  28  April  1841 ) 

Class  Squadron  Re,in.ent-.^Sqaadrona^  Hindnstani  Mahomedans,  i  Squadron  Rajputs,  /^quadrol  jit's, 
tr     Atn     f^y-'*!'   —    ilooiiAW   —    Afghanistan,  1S79-S0 " 

LtColonel  W.  W.  Lean^^L'ff^^Ts™" Xr^lboSm^^Tan't^T/tr^T'"^''  """  ^'- 

Lt.Colonel  S.D.Gordon,  StaffCorps  ... 121  SeSt.L'jud^  Command  an^^^^^^  .  ,.        [Bensal. 

Sl-S,fS:?SiSSS;,.-:::;:  SSS.  ?;'s£S^^ 

X^E'.-  5-  J-.^-  Macandrew^  StaffCorps  lo  Nov.  97  Squadron  Officer.  6  July  89.-D.A.A.  Gen  for  Inlell?  S  i'frica. 

5  *  eb.  98  Squadron    Officer,    6   July   89.- Assistant    Inscectinc   OfHcer 
-  w»h     0  =  Imperial  Service  Troops.-On  Field  Service,  South  Africa. 
„  •■  '^^  "-—••"•'"'  •^••~''  "-"H"  -     3  I'eb.  98  Squadron  Officer,  30  Aug.  qi. 

captam  L.T  Hay,  StaffCorps 1  9  Nov.  co  Squadron  Officer!  19  Nov.  92 

T  ipm   H  ^  H^fH.;„  tf  ^  n'P'  "•;>'fe?2  Squadron  Officer  and  Adjutant,  16  Feb.  96.-Staff  Officer  S  Africa 

^  !,^f'  ?•,?■  Holden.  Stae  Corps  ,9  July  93  Squadron  Officer,  8  Jan  98.  -OfflciatiL  Aids  de  Camn  to  thi 

nd  np,;,  ??^p'rTH'  ^"^t  S^n"'   !"  ^'"'-  «5  Officiating  Squadron  Officer  and  Adjutant.  fVicerov 

indLieut.  H.F.Gordon,  Staff  Corps.. ..;25  Jan.  99  OfflciatinK  Squadron  Officer.  LViceroy. 

2ml  Lieut.  A.  B.  Sknnner,  StaffCorps  ...'25  Jan.  99  Officiating  Squadron  Officer 

Major  F.  W.  Gee,  MB.  Ind.  Med.  Serv.  31  Mar.  00  In  medical  charge,  lo  July  ,;-With  China  Exped.  Force. 

6th  {The  Prince  of  Wales's)  Bengal  Cavalry  (late  8th  Irregular  Cavalry. — 

Raised  ^  I  Jan.  1842). 
Class  Squadron  Regiment-2  Squadrons  Sikhs,  ,  Squadron  Jats,  i  Squadron  Hindustani  Mahomedans. 
„_  .,     „,,  ,,  Plume  of  the  Prince  of   Wales. 

PUNHIAE    —     MOODKEE    —     FbeOZBSHUHUE"-"  SoBBAON  ■■-'•EGYPT,  1S82  "-"TbL-BL-KbbIE"-"  PUNJAB 

Fbontieb." 
IT  r,  ,       ,      „.,,  Head  Quarters  at  Nowgong.     Uniform,  Slue.    Facing,,  Sed. 

Honorary  Co/onei.-Field  Marshal  H.R.H.  Albert  Edward,   Prince  0/ Walesa,,,;  Duke  0/ Cornwall 
.r.,.r,c^,  ^'^-  ^^-  ^P-  <^CB.  OCSI.  OC3IO.  GCIF.  OCVO 

t.ColonelC.  S.  Wheler,  Staff  Corps  -.J30  Dec.  97|Commandant,  20  Nov.  99. 
lir^l   rw  w\,„°!^''"^?'i'l''''5o°''P^    ^-^''/'^Nnd  in  Command    and    Squadron  Commander,  3  Feb.  00.- 
Mo-„J'dP"t?b  ■  ^"c.'^'i??,''''  StaffCorps  28  Feb.  00  Squadron  Commander,  30  March  86. -Furlough.        [Sick  Furl. 

Major  B.T.Paul.  StaffCorps    1  Jan.  96|Squadron  Commander,  18  July  87. 

captain  K.K  fcrrimston,Stajr  Corps  ...  23  Apr.  92;Squadron  Commander,  20  Nov.  92.  —  Comdt.  Gov.  Gen.'s  Body 

9  Aug.  g3|  Squadron  Commander,  20  Nov.  92.  [Guard. 

9  Sept.93  Squadron  Officer,  30  Mar.  84.— Insp.Officer,  Imp.  Service  Troops'. 

Squadron  Officer,  2  June  f" 


Capt.  H.  M'N.  Patterson,  StaffCorps 
Captain  W.  K.  Scharlieb,  StaffCorps. 


Captain  W.  F.  Shakespear.  Stall  Corps 
Captain  C.  F.  Campbell,  StaffCorps 
Captain  J.  P.  Barnes,  Staff  Corps    .. 
jj.s.c.Captain  F.  de  B.Toung. Staff  Corps 
Captain  A.  G.  Maxwell,  Staff  Corps    -. 
Lieut.  C.  C.  Newnham,  StaffCorps  . 

Lieut.  A.  B.  Battye,  StaffCorps   

Lieut.  C.  Hodgkinson.  Staff  Corps  . 

Lieut.  P.  N.  Craigie.  Staff  Corps  .... 

2nd  Lieut.  G.  Craster.  Staff  Corps    . 

2nd  Lieut.  L.  C.  L.  Bayley,  Staff  Corps.  25  Jan.  99 

Lt.C  1    P  F.  O  Connor,  MD.  In.  Med.  S.  31  Mar.  95 


6  Feb.  95 
9  Dec.  95 

II  Sept.  00 

7  Mar.  94 
16  July  93 
24  Jau.  94 

4  Nov.  99 
20  July  gS 


Squadron  Officer,  9  Apr.  91.— S.  Africa. 

Squadron  Officer,  20  Nov.  92.— Camp  Comdt.  Hd.  Qrs.  S.  Africa. 

Squadron  Officer  and  Adjutant.  2  Bee.  97.— Spec.  Serv.S.  Africa 

Squadron  Officer,  i  July  98.- Offg.  Adjutant.  [Jennings. 

Squadron  Officer,  i   Apr.  00.— Aide  do  Camp  to  M.Gen.  R.  M. 

Officiating  Squadron  Officer. 

Officiating  Squadron  Officer. 

Supernumerary.  [Shanghai. 

In  medical  charge,  23  Aug.  £2.— P.  M.  O.  China  Exped.  Force, 


7th  Bengal  Lancers  (late  ijih  Irregular  Cavalry. — Raised  24  Jan.  1846. — 

Converted  into  Lancers,  5  March  1900). 

Class  Squadron  Regiment— i  Squadron  Jats.  i  Squadron  Sikhs, :  Squadron  Dogras,  i  Squadron  Hindustani 

Mahomedans. 

"Punjab  *' — '*  Burma,  1885-87. ■' 

Head  Quarters  at  Fyzabad.     2  Squadrons  at  Lucknow.      Uniform,  Hed.    Facinge,  Dark  Slue. 


p.t.e.  Lt.Col.  A.  M.  Renny,  Staff  Corps 

Major  F.  G.  Pollock,  StaffCorps    

Major  H.  A.  Merewether,  Staff  Corps  ... 

Major  R.  S.  Alexander,  Staff  Corps  

Major  G.  C.  Cawood,  Staff  Corps    

p.s.c.  Captain  J.  K.  Tod,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  H.  M'Conaghey,  StaffCorps    ... 

Lieut.  I.  H.Campbell,  Staff  Corps 26  Oct.   92 

Lieut.  R.  C.  Harbottle,  Staff  Corps 12  Feb.  93 

Lieut.  G.  11.  Badcock,  Staff  Corps '28  Apr.  94 

Lieut.  G.  G.  M.  Wheeler,  Staff  Corps   ...1  i  Apr.  9 

Lieut.  F-  C    NiVntae     ."^f  o  tT  ('o..r.o 


Lieut.  G.P.  O.  Carnegy,  staff  Corps 1  7  Mar, 


II  Sept. 99  Commandant,  17  Dec.  96.  [N.  W.  Provinces. 

9  Aug.  95,2nd  in  Comd.  and  Squadron  Comdr.,  17  Dec.  gfi.— Plague  duty, 
7  June  99  Squad.  Commander,  i  Feb.  90. — With  detachment  at  Lucknow. 
9  July  9c(3quad.Comdr.,  17  Dec.  96.— Supdt.  of  Remount.  Depot, Kurnool. 
n  Aug.oo'Squadron  Commander,  14  Mar.  9.*^.  [Q.  M. Gen.'s  Dept. 

6  Feb.  95lSquadron  Comdr.  14  Mar.  98.— Staff  Captain  Intell.  Branch 
14  Sept.  98  Squadron  (  ommander,  14  Mar.  98. 

Squadron  Officer  and  Adjutant,  16  Feb.  95.— Furlough. 

Squadrou  Officer,  13  Oct.  98. 

Squadron  Officer,  9  Apr.  97. — Officiating  Adjutant. 

Squadron  Officer,  24  Aug.  98. 

Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. — Famine  duty,  Rajputana. 

Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 


474    8th  Bengal  Lancers  (late  iSth  Irregtdar  Cavah-Jj. — Raised  24  Jan.  1S46. — 

Converted  into  Lancers^  5  March  1900.) 
Class  Squadron  Regt.— 2  Squadrons  Hindustani  ilaliomedans,  i  Squadrori  Ra^"*'.ts,  i  Squadron  Jats. 
'*  Afghaitistan,  1378-80."    Head  Quarters  at  Bareilly.     Uniform^  Itcue,    Facings,  Scarlet. 


Ranz,  Names,  AND  Cobps. 


ABsir 
Rank. 


Reuabes. 


Commandant,  i^  Sept.  95. 

2nd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  6  June  06. 


Lt. Colonel  J.  de  C.  D.  Meade,  S.C g  Aug.  99 

Major  E.  H.  Ei%-ett-Caruac,  Staff  Corps  12  Feb.  96 

Major  J.  M.  Carpendale,  Staff  Corps   ...In  Sept.97  Squadron  Comdr.,3  Jan.  8g.— Offg.  Gar.  Qr.ilr.Fort  William, 

Captain  W,  it.  Carpendale,  Staff  Corps  22  Oct.  92  Squadron  Commander,  21  July  92. 

Captain  C.  I.  Wimberley,  Staff  Corps. ..I29  July  93  Squadron  Commander,  27  May  93, — Adi.  N.   Bengal  Mounted 

Captain  A.  J.  H.  Vanrenen.  Staff  Corps  ,10  Mar.  94  Squadron  Commander,  7  Dec.  99.— Furlough.  [Rifles, 

Captain  T.  C.  M.  T.  Hogg,  Staff  Corps  j25Aug.  97  Squadron  Officer,  11  Dec.  91. 

Captain  R.  E.  Chaplin,  Staff  Corps |i6  Xov.  9S  Squadron  Officer,  11  Dec.  91. 

Captain  G.  A.  Bechei-,  Staff  Corps   27  Apr.  00  Squadron  Officer,  24  July  93. 

'21  Sept. 00  Squadron  Officer  and  Adjutant,  16  Apr.  95. — South  Africa, 

I  June  93  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00, — Officiating  Adjutant. 
30  Oct.  q6  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Plague  duty,  N".  »\'.  Pro\inces. 
5  Nov.  gS  Officiating  Squadron  Officer. 
22  Apr.  00  Officiating  Squadron  Officer, 
I  Apr.  93  In  medical  charge,  22  Apr.  93.— Field  Ser%-ice,  China. 
Note. — The  Cavalry  Regiments  ol  the  Punjau  Frontier  Force,  viz. — Guide  Cavalry,  and  ist,  2nd,  3rd  and  5th 
Punjab  Cavalry— take  rank  immediately  after  the  Sth  Regiment  of  Bengal  Cavalry. 

9th  Bengal  Lancers  (Za^e  ist  Hodson's  Horse. — Raisedin  iSsyh 

Class  Squadron  Re^t.— i^  Squadron  Sikh.s.  *  Squad.  Dogras,  li  Squad.  Punjabi  Mahnmedans,  h  Squad.  Pathans, 
*'  Dblhi" — "Ldcksow"  {Relief  and  Capture) — "StTAKiN.  1S85  " — "Chitbal  "^*'  Po'J.vB  Fbostiee." 
Head  Quarters  at  Mooltan.     Uniform,  Blue.    Facings^  White. 

Colonel  G.  L.  Garstin,  Staff  Corps  1  3  Sept. 03  Commandant,  20  Dec.  04.  [Ser\-ice,  South  Africa. 

Lt. Colonel  H.  L.  Dawson,  Staff  Corps  ...  12  Nov.  90  2nd  m  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  20  Dec.gt.  —  Field 

Major  F.  W.  P.  Angelo,  Staff  Corps 30  Jan.  9a  Squadron  Comdr.  10  Dec.88.- D.A.A.G.  China  Kxped.  Force. 

Major  A. G.  Peyton,  Staff  Corps |ii  Aug.  00  Squadron  Comdr.,  i  Feb. 93 — Offg.  D.A.A.G.'Pesnawur  Dist. 


Captain  R.  E.  Cheyne.  Staff"  Corps 

Lieut.  C.  D.  Mears,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  M.  H.  L.  Gale,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  W.  A.  Fetherstonhaugh,  Staff  C. 

Lieut.  H.  C.  Kay,  Staff  Corps 

Major  J.T.Daly,  ilf£.  Indian  Med.  Ser\- 


Captain  S.  F.  Crocker,  Staff  Corps 
Cap:aiu  R.  B.  Low,  DjfO.  Staff  Corps 
Captain  A.W.  Pennington,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  G.  A.  H.  Beatty,  Staff  Corps.. 

Lieut.  R.  C.  W.  Lukin,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  C.  A.  Smith,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  C.  U.  Rowcrofc,  Staff  Corps 


.  10  Mai.  94, Squadron  Commander,  20  Dec.  94. — Remount  Depot,  Umballa. 

,    7  Feb.  gejSquadrouComdr.  28  Apr.  00.— Prov.  Marshal, Chma  Exp.  Force. 

!  II  Feb.  9C(jSquadron  Commander,  28  Apr.  00. 

.  21  Dec.  00  Squadron  Officer,  29  June  93.— China  Ex]:)editionary  Force. 

.  II  May  92'squadron  Officer,  5  Oct.  05.— Officiating  Adjutant.     [Rajputana. 

.  18  Jan.  gCiSquadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Assist.  Gov.  General's  Agent  in 

,  19  Feb.  95  Squadron  Officer,  31  Dec.  gS. 

Lieut.  J.  T.  Marsh,  Staff  Corps  24  Aug.g7|Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00 

Lieut.  J,  H.  Haliowes,  Staff  Corps  '26  Feb.  gSjSquadron  Officer,  22  July,  00. 

Lieut.  H.  L.  Dyce,  Staff  Corps    J22  Apr.  00  Officiating  Squatlron  Officer. 

Lt.Citorel  E.  Palmer,  ludian^Med.  Serv.  30  Mar.  92jln  medical  charge,  19  Nov.  Sfi. — Sick  Furlough. 
Captain  E.  J.  Morgan,  Ind.  Med.  Serv.. ..129  Jan.  gSiOffieiatiug  in  medical  charge. 

lOth  {The  Duke  of  Camhrldges  Otv)i)  Bengal  Lancers  (late  2nd  Hodson's 

Horse. — li/iiscd  in  1S57). 
Class  Squadron  Regt. — li  Squadron  Sikhs,  i  Squad.  Dogras,  i  S(iuad.  Punjabi  Mohamedans,  §  Squad.  Pathans. 
"Delhi" — "  Lccknow*'  (Setief'and Capture) — "Abyssinia"— "Afghanistan,  1878-80." 
Head  Quarters  at  Nowshera.     Uniform,  Blue.    Facinqf,  Scarlet. 
JIonor:jrti  Colonel.— Field'SlaTshal  U.S. H.  TheDukeofi:a.m\ivia^e,KG.KT.KP.GCB.GCSl.GCMG.GCIE.GCVO. 


Lt.Colonel  E.  J.  F.  Wood,  Staff  Corps.. 
Major  F.  A.  Blyth,  Staff  Corps  . 


I  Jan.  99  Commandant,  14  Oct.  94. 

.       .  _      ,      _._  II  Feb.  95J2nd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  14  Oct.  94. 

Major  M.  L.  Shipley,  Staff  Corps  30  Jan.  gSiOfficiating  2nd  in  Commmd. — From  13  Bengal  Lancers. 


Major  M.  Cowper,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  W.  H.  Fasken,  Staff  Corps  . 
Captain  F.G.  Cardew,  Staff  Corps  . 


II  Aug.oolSquadron^Commander,  14001.94.— Offg.  D.  A.  Q.  M.  Gen.  Simla. 
10  May  g3|Squadron  Commander,  15  May  98. —With  Imp.  Service  Troops. 
10  ilar.  94  Squadron  Commander,  15  May  98.— Dep.  Sec.  Govt,  of   India, 
Military  Department.  [trict. 

Squadron  Commander,  15  May  98.— D.  A.  A.  Gen.  Sirhind  Dis- 

Squadron  Commander,  4  Dec.  99.— Garrison  Qr.Mr.  Ft.  William. 

Squadron  Commander,  4  Dec.  99 

Squadron  Commander,  14  Mar.  00.  [Alwar. 

Squadron  Officer,  18  Jan.  95. — Guardian  to  H.H.  the  Mihai-ajaof 

Squadron  Officer,  15  May  98. — Punjab  Commission. 

Squadron  Officer,  4  Dec.  99. —Officiating  Adjutant 


:5  AU£ 
6  Feb. 


Captain  W.  L.  Maxwell,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  E.  St.  A.  Wake.  Staff  Corps 

Captai'i  W.  E.  Young,  Staff  Corps  21  Sept.  00 

Lieut-  H.  G.  Young,  Staff  Corps   I  2  Mar.  92 

Lieut.  R.  L.  Ricketts,  Staff  Corps    I  4  Apr.  95 

Lieut.  J.  C.  Coldstream,  Staff  Corps   ...  30  Nov.  95 

Lieut.  A.  D.  Strong,  Staff  Corps   16  Aug.  97 

Lieut.  P.  T.  Stainforth,  Staff  Corps 2  Apr.  00  Squadron  Officer,  14  Mar.  00, 

Lieut.  J.  E.  Moir,  Staff  Corps... 20  Apr.  99 1 Squadron  Officer,  :  April  00. 

2nd  Lieut.  G.  E.  M.  Hogg,  citaff  Cori>s    27  July  98iSquadron  Officer. 

Lt.Colonel C.  H.  Beatson.  Ind.  Metl.Ser.  30  Sept.  96iln  medical  charge.  21  Dec. 86. — P.M.O.Kohat-Kiirram  Force. 

Captain  E.E.  MacLeod,  Ind.  Med. Serv.  29  Jan.  g7'0fficiatin^  in  medical  charge. 

11th  {Prince  0/  Wales's  Own)  Bengal  Lancers  {late   ist  Sikh  Gavalnj). 

Saitedin  1857.- Plume  of  the  Prince  of  Wales. 
Class  Squadron  Regt. — 2  Squadrons  Sikhs,  i  Sqaad.  Dogras,  i  Squad.  Punjabi  Mahomedans,  A  Squad.  Pathans. 
**Ldcknow"  {Capture) — "Takc  Fobts" — "  Pbkin"^"  Ali  Musjid  "— "  Afghanistan,  1878-79  "-"Chitbal'* 

— "  Punjab  Fbontier  " — "  Malakand." 

Head  Quarters  at  Jhelum.      Uniform.  Blue.    Facings,  Tied. 

Honorary  Colonel. — Field  Marshal  H.E.S.  Albert  Edward,  Frinee  of  Wales  and  Duke  of  Cornwall, 

KG.KT.KP.  GCB.  GCSI.  QCMG.  GCIE.  GCVO. 

Colonel  H.  H.  R.  Heath,  Staff  Corps  ...22  Jan.  ooCommandant,  5  Dec.  95.  [Geu.  Imp.  Service  Troops. 

Lt.Colonel  S.  B.  Beatson,  CH.  S.C 1  9  Aug.  99  2nd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  5  Dec.95.— Insp. 

Major  F.  G.  Delamain.  Staff  Corps 12  Feb.  96|2nd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  2  Apr.  00. 

Major  H.  Wright, XJ^O.  Staff  Corps     ...  12  June  98'Squadron  Commander.  20  Aug.  S9.— Adj.  Behar  Light  Horse. 
Captain  R.  A.  Carruthers,  Staff  Corps    10  Mar.  94  Squadron  Comdr.,  5  Dec.  95. — D.  A.  A.  G.Kobat-Kurram  Force. 
'^      ■    '  "   -  *       -  .  [9  Dec.  94  Squad.Commndr.5  May97. — Special  Serv.  China  Exp.  Force. 

9  May  96  Squadron  Commander,  2  Apr.  00. — D.  A.  A.  Gen.  d .  Africa,  with 
rank  of  Major. 
'  Squadron  Commander,  2  Apr.  00. — Asst.  Mil.  Sec.  to  Ld.  Roberts. 
=  Squadron  Officer.  24  July  93.- Famine  duty,  Central  Provinces. 
:  Squadron  Officer  and  Adjutant,  tS  Dec.  93. 
5  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  05.— With  16  Bengal  Lancers, 
;  Squadron  Officer,  20  June  96.— Burma  Military  Police. 
\  Squadron  Officer.— Plague  duty,  N.  W.  Provinces. 
'■',  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Station  Staff  Officer,  Jhelum. 
1  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.  I  Force. 

:  [n  medical  charge,  16  July  91.— Principal  Med.  Officer,  Tochi 
Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


Captain  E.  H.  Cole,  Staff  Corps. 
Captain  W.  R.  Birdwood,  Staff  Corps... 

Captain  A.  C.  M.  Waterfield,  Staff  Corps 
Bt.Major  H.  Coape-Smith,  Staff'  Corps 

Lieut.  W.  H.  Norman,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  G.B.  M.  Sarel,  Si;iffCoi-ps 

Lieut.  K.  H.  Jackson.  Staff  Corps    

Lieut.  R.  I.  Chamberlain,  Staff  Corps. 

Lieut.  G.  M.  Orr,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  R.  H.Anderson,  Staff  Corps 

Lt.Col.  W.  A.  Mawson,  Ind.  Med.  Ser. 
Lieut.  E.  J.  0'Meara,Ind.  Med.  Serv. 


5  Feb.  9S 

6  Feb.  9S 
22  Dec.  9 

7  Apr.   c: 
0  Nov. 9 

3  D  60.9-4 
2^  A  pr.  98 

4  Nov.  9^ 
31  Mar.  9 

8 'Jan.  9 


12th  Bengal  Cavalry  {late  2nd  Sikh  Cavalry).— Raised  20  Oct.  iS^;?'.' 

''"iBVS^i'Ni^^'*'T«T'j:;l3n''''''™'.?.l''''''  '  Squadron  Dosras,  ■  Squadron  Punjabi  JIaUoaredans 

H»='rn„«7,.  ^       »  -      CHiElSIA  •■-"  KiBFL,  1879  ••-•' AfGHANISTIN,  1878-80." 

Head  Quarters  at  Pesbawur.    Detachment  at  Jamrud.     Uniform.  Blue.    Facings.  Blue. 


475 


IIane, Names,  AWD  Coeps. 


AnaY 

Rank. 


Ebmares. 


9  Oct.  97  Commandant,  8  Jan.  oo,  with  rank  of  Lt. -Colonel. 
3r  Jan,  to  2nd  in  Command  and  Siiuadron  Commander.  8  .Ian.  oo. 
22  Jan.  92  Squadron  Commander,  2   Apr.  89.— Aide  de  Camp  to  Lieut.- 

Governor  of  Punjab. 
10  May  9j'Squadron  Commander,  27  Oct.  86.— Furloui^h. 


Major  H.  A.  Carleton,  Staff  Corps... 
Major  T.  H.  Smith,  Staff  Corps    .. 
Captain  G.  W.  Rawlius,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  G.  J.  C.Hall.  Staff  Corps ,iu..i.H  ^  _ 

p.s.e.  Captain  C.  H.  Selwyn,  StaffCorps;25  Au^^  9,  Squad.  ConulV";7il?ov.  99.-.\sStam 
Msc  Pnntn;,!  n   Ti   n„    „„„   o    r,  '       .  L  ^^'I't^O' Department.— China  E.ipeditionarv  Force. 

Canf'ninn    A   2'?'  Paynes,  S.  Corps.. .23  Aug.gjISqimdronCommander,  n  Nov.  99. 

Jama  r,  F  M    1  VP""'''  St»-'r  <-on)s  .29  Aug.  96;  Squadron  Commander,  S  Jan.  o  , -Army  Remount  Department. 
Cao  a       F  rV\?     ■'?,''•  %^''n  ^'"'P'i  ^  S"  ''  93  Squadron  Commander,  a  Jna.  oo.-Piel.  Service,  S.  -Wrica. 
captain  F.C.K.  llacmullen.  S.  Corps...  ii  Feb.  09  Squadron  Officer, 4  Au<r  q- 

We^i  t^'w  h"'p;'  Humfrey  Staff  Corps  '22  Aug.  os'Squa.lron  Otflcer,  ,,  May  gfj.-Barma  Military  Police. 
Lil  t'  I'  n'p  "S  -'""'J'^^A"''''*  ■  '?  Vr^'y  9?  Squadron  Officer,  21  Jan.  g7.-Barma  Military  PoUce. 
Lilut  d'  n;.,r,„   Sf ',?^;^  ®'"^  '^"'''"  -  '^  =''■"'  94  Squadron  Officer,  1  Apr.  oo.-Polit.  Assist.  Dir  and  Swat. 

T  P,^^  w  ^^"■T^^^'^f  2°,';P' '-•  Sept.gfiiSquadron  Officer,  23  Sept.  99. 

Lieu  •  I^'m 'p.^h'^';'  f'''*i^^°S'n '  5  ^P=--  97;Squadron  Officer,  A  MoV.  9g.-0fficiatins  Adjutant. 

ijieut.  b    .M.  rahourdin.  Staff  Corps    ...  14  Nov.  97tSquadron  Officer,  i  Apr  00 

Lieut.  II.  B.  D.  Baird,  Staff  Corps   20  Apr.  99, Squadron  Officer,  t  Apr' 00' 

snd  Ueut.  S.  F.  Miispratt,  Staff  Corps    22  Jan.  y3ISquadr.m  Officer,  i  Apr   oo' 
Lt.CoIouel  W.  A.  Simmonds,  Ind.  M.S.    3:  Mar.  95IIU  medical  charge,  3  Nov.'si. 


13th  (DnkeofGonnauc/ht's)  Bengal  Lancers  (late^thSikh  Cavalni) .—Bailed  1858. 

Class  Squadron  Re?.ment-i  Squadron  Siths,  i  Squadron  Dogras,  2  Squadrons  Punjabi  Mahomodans. 
Afghanistan,  1878-80  "—"Egtpt,  1882,"— "Tkl-el-Kebib"— "  Punjvb  Fuoxtiku  " 
Head  Quarters  at  RiwulPindee.      Uniform,  Dark  Blue.     Fucings   Xrortpt 
honorary  CoZo«ei.-General  Il.R.H.  Arthur  William  Patrick  Albert.  Trnlte  »rConnau.'ht  and  SIrathearn, 
f  ,  r-   ,        ,  ,    ,„    „  -TO.  KT.  KPlGCB.  GCSI.  GCMG.  GCIE.  GCTO. 

T  tr^  nn!   n'  p  ■-,P'"'°®'  Staff  Corps  ...173  Jan.  gjiCommandant.  30  Mar.  97.  [17  Bengal  L4n-er.9. 

Mnioi-  I  w    H  ,p         ,5!'':,S^'''' ^'"P^   -I  ^°'"'-  9Sl2nd  in  Command  and   Squadron  Commander,  s  July  95.-With 

Major  J.  H    Balfour,  StaffCorps    I  6  Oct.  96  Squadron  Commander,  i  July  89. 

Mn;?.l  n'^'^^'P-^'^Staff  Corps    30  Jan.  gSJSquadron  Commander,  30  Mar.  97.— With  lo  Bengal  Lancers. 

;wL„u'J"'?,?^2='^'?''^^°''P'  "  •^'"■'^  q8iSquadron  Commander,  27  Jan.  98.-Supdt.    Kemount  Depot, 

l^aptam  u.  L.  Whiffln,  StaffCorps  27  Jan.  94Squadron  Commander,  27  Jan.  gS.  fAUmednugKer. 

uaplaiu  A.  G.  13.  Turner,  Staff  Corns  ..    5  Feb.  98  Squadron  Otficer,  24  Feb.  91.— Officiatiag  Army  Remount  Dept. 
oaptam  ,1.  L   W  .  ffrench-Mullen.  S.  C.    14  Sept.  qSISquadron  Officer,  6  May  93. -Burma  Military  Police, 
captam  P.  Holland-Pryor,  StaffCorps.   16  Nov.  y8  Squadron  Officer,  6  May  .93.— Assist.  Mil.  Gov.  Bloemfontcin, 
^     .    .     „   „  with  rank  of  Major. 

captain  H.  H.  Oobbe,  StaffCorps    :,^  July  99  Squadron  Officer,  24  July  93 

Captaia  C.  Mackenzie,  Staff  Corps  21  Dec.  00  Squadron  Officer  and  Adiutant,  5  Apr.  9-'. 

tS'  n    ,    ?^i''  ^^"-^  S"''™, '  3  Dec.  94'Squadron  Officer,  30  Mar.  94.— Chiua  Expeditionary  Force. 

Lieut.  G.  A.  S.  Gordon,  Staff  Corps  ...  19  Dec.  9^  Squadron  Officer,  26  Juno  98.  '        .  ■" 

kit'^'"  r-'   o  }^''.'^so°;  StaffCorps 5  Nov.  98  Officiating  Squadron  Officer. -Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  A.  P.  Palmer. 

Jiiajor  G.  a.  Irvine,  Ind.  Med.  Service..  31  Mar.  99  In  medical  charge,  28  Nov.  98. 


-Raised  in  1857). 


14th  Bengal  Lancers  (late  Murray's  Jdt  Horse.- 

Class  Regiment — Jats. 

"Chaeasia"-"  Kabul,  i379"—"Afghanistan,  187S-80." 

H<iad  Quarters  at  Allahabad.    Half  Squadron  at  Calcutta.     Uniform,  Dark  Blue.    Facings,  Scarlet. 


Lt.Col.  P.  R.  Bairnsfather,  StaffCorps. 
Lt.Colonel  L.  S.  Peyton,  Staff  Corps 
Major  O.  C.  Armstrong,  Staff  Corps 

Major  G.  H.  V/eller,  StaffCorps 

^aptain  S.  H.  B.  Hobbs,  StaffCorps  ... 
Captain  A.  W.  S.  Wingate,  Staff  Corp: 

Captain  J.  F.  Stewart,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  N.  C.  Taylor,  StaffCorps   

Captain  E.M. Hughes,  StaffCorps 

l.i0Qt.  A  S.  U.  Teed.  Staff  Corps 

Tneut.  H.  M.  W.  Souter,  StaffCorps  .. 
Lieut  C.  C.  A.  A.  Hughes,  Staff  Corns 
2nd  Lieut.  E.  A.  Hewlett.  Staff  Corps 
M,ijor  R.  J.  Marks,  Indian  Med.  Ser..., 


2  Nov. 
13  June 
II  May 
13  Aug.  99 
22  Jan.  92 
22  Oct.  92 

10  Mar.  94 
7  Feb.  96 

24  Apr.  00 
13  Sept. 92 
3  (  July  95 

9  Mar.  99 

25  Jan.  99 
Mar.  99 


Commandant,  ;o  Mar.  97. 
2nd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  10  ^lar.  97. 
Squadron  Commander,  24  Mar.  97. — Special  Service,  S.  Africa, 
Squadron  Commander,  24  Mar.  97.— Sick  Furlough. 
Squadron  Commander. 24  Mar.  97  — Furlough. 
Squadron   Officer.    3  Feb.  86. —  Chinese     Regiment.  —  Special 
Service,  China  Expeditionary  Force.  rRangoon. 

Squadron  Officer,  3  July  92.— Off?.   Assist.  .Judge  Adv.  Gen. 
Squadron  Officer,  S  July  92. — Adj.  Col.  Lumsden's  Corps. 
S(|uadron  Officer,  24  Mar.  97.— Special  Serv.  China  Exp.  Force. 
Squadron  Officer,  6  .Ian.  98.  -With  China  Exp.  Force. 
Sqtiadron  Officer  and  Adjutant.  1  Apr.  00. 
Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. — Fuiloagh. 
Supernumerary, 
[n  medical  charge,  30  July  91. 


15th  Bengal  (Ciiret.nn's  Moolta7i,ee)  Lancers. —  Raised  14. Tan.  1 8^8. 
Class  Squadron  Regiment— Mooltan  Pathans  and  Mussulmans  of  the  Der.ajat  and  Cis-Indus. 
"Afghanistan.  1878-80." 
Head  Quarters  at  FerozBDore.     Uniform,  Blue.    Facinos,  .Scarlet. 
Major  W.  C.  Pollard,  Staff  Corps 14  Aug.  96 '" 


Commandant,  iS  Dec.  99,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. 
2nd  in  Command  and  Squridrou  Commander. 
Squadron  Commander,  11  Sep..  98.- Furlough. 
Sqnaiiron  ('(wnraander,  11  Sojjt.  98.— Plague  duty,  Bombay. 
S(iuiuiroii  Officer,  25  .Julv  38.- Staff  Ca,pt.  lutt^bigence  Branch 
6  Feb.  95:Squndr()!i  Otticer,  t  Aug.  S3.  [Q.  M.  G.'s  Dept. 

23  Aug.  95|Squadron  Officer,  6  July  89. 
10  Nov.  97jSquadrun  Officer,  10  May  90. 

29  Dec.  97iSquadron    Officer,   17  May  91.— Adjutant  Surma  Valley  Light, 
1       Horse.  '  [N.W.  Provinces. 

14  Sept  gSlSquadron  Oificer,  23  Jan.  99. —  Private  Sec- to  the  Lt.  Governor 
""""  Field  Service,  S.  Africa. 


Major  G.  F.  WiUes,  StaffCorps 24  .Tuneq7 

(Japtain  H.  M'A.  Johnston.  Staff  Corps  10  May  93 
Captain  G.  A.  Robertson,  StaffCorps  ...I  6  Feb.  9^ 
Captain  E.  de  V.  Wintie,  StaffCorps  .,  ' 
Captain  H.  P.  0.  Gcu-don.  StaffCorps., 

Captain  H.  C.  Ricketts.  StaffCorps 

Captain  A.  C.  H.  Smithett,  Staff  Corps 

CaptainE.  C.  Bajdey,  Staff  Corps   

Captain  J.  S.  M.  Shea,  StaffCorps  jii  Feb.  99|Squadron  Officer.'io  May  99 

Lieut.  A.  Y.  Cheyne,  Staff  Corps |  1  Jan.  95  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

Lieut.  J.  S.  Corlett,  StaffCorps    |  3  Dec.  94'Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Ru.ssia,  on  duty, 

Lieut.  J.  L.  Stewart,  St.aff  Corps  10  Jan.  97,Officiai,ing  Squadron  Officer. 


, ,  jqu 

2nd  Lieut. O.W.  E.  Bannerman,  S.  Corps  27  Jul.y  gSjOfficiating  Squadron  Officer. 
M^or  H.  Fooks,  Indian  Med.  Service.,    i  Apr.  o3;Ir.  medical  charge,  22  July  96.- 
Captaiu  H.  M.  Earl,  Ind.  Med.  Service  27  July  95  Officiating  m  medical  charge. 

1  I 


[Force. 
With  69  N.  F.  Ho?p.  China  Exp. 


Abmy 
Ra.nk. 


Kbuakks. 


476    16th  Bengal  Lancers. — Raised  In  1857,  disbanded in\^S2,  re-formed  in  1885. 

— Coiivcrtcd  info  Lancers,  5  March  1900. 
Class  Squadron  Rej^iment — 2  Squadrons  Sikhs,  1  Squadron  Dogras,  i  Squadron  Jats. 
With  China  Expeditionary  Force.     Uniform,  Blue,     FacinQi>,  Blue. 

Rank,  Naubs,  AND  Cobps. 

Colonel  A.  de  V.  Alexander,  S.  Corps  ... 
Lt. Colonel  V.  M.  Stockiey,  Staff  Corps 
Major  H.  F.  K.  Waldron,  Staff  Corps  ...j 

Major  G.  A.  Cookson.  Staff  Corps... , 

CaptainC.  Griffiths,  Staff  Corps .. 

Captain  C.  Bailey,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  H.  G.  Maxwell,  Staff  Corps  ...' 
Captain  C.  E.  Thornton,  Staff  Corps  ... 
p».c.  Capt.  H.  C.  Holman,  Staff  Curps... 

Lieut.  K.  W.  M.  Purvis,  Staff  Corps 

L'eut.  .T.  H.  Doveton,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  T.  S.  Cox,  Staff  Corps  ;... 

Lieut.  J.  S.  Rivett-Carnac.   Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  G.  B.  M.  Sarel,  Staff  Corps    

L  eut.  J.  Craik,  Staff  Corps | 

Major  H.  C.  Hudson,  Indian  Med.  Ser.j 
Lieut.  R.  F.  Baird,  Indian  Med.  Service' 


8  Dec.  99  Commandant,  4  JSov.  93. 

5  Oct.  00  2ud  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  4  Nov.  gj. 

I  May  98  Squadron  Commander,  2  Feb.  92.      f  Africa.withrankofLt.Col, 

11  Sept. 00  Squad.  Comdr.,  23  Feb.  00.— 2nd  in  Com.  Kitchener's  Horge,  S, 
10  May  93  Squadron  Commander,  23  Feb.  00. 

12  Nov.  05  Squadron  Officer,  2  Feb.  02.— With  Imperial  Service  Troops, 
7  May  98  Squadron  Officer,  20  Apr.  92. 

14  Sept.oS  Squadron  Officer,  20  A])r.  92. 

21  Sept.oo  S<iuadron  Officer  and  Adjutant,  18  Dec.  c^. 

25  July  93  Squadron  Officer,  11  Jan.  97.— Burma  Military  Police. 

1  Oct.  95  Squadron  Officer,  23  Feb.  00.— Commanding  Depot. 
10  Jan-  97  Squadron  Orticer,  1  Apr.  00. — Furlough. 
16  Apr.  97  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

7  Apr.  93  Officiating'  Squadron  Officer. — From  u  Bengal  Lanrers. 
14  July  93  Officiating  Squadron  Officer.— From  19  Bengal  Lancers. 

2  Anr.  93  Id  medical  chargp,  30  May  87. 
28  Jan.  9S  Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


17th  Bengal  Lancers. — Raised  in  1858,  disbanded  in  1882,  re-formed  in.  1885. 

— Convertcfl  into  Lancers,  23  April  1900. 
Class  Squadron  Regiment— 2  Squadrons  Punjabi  Mahomedans,  2  Squadrons  Patbans. 

"  APGHANT8TAN,  1879-80." 

Head  Quarters  at  Ueean  Meer.      Uniform,  Blue.     Facingn,  White. 
Colonel  C.  W.  Muir,  CLE.  Staff  Corps  ...    7  July  99  Commandant,  5  July  95.— Offg.  Col.  on  the  Staff,  Ferozepore. 
Lt. Colonel  R.  F.  Trotter,  Staff  Corps  ...    8  Dec.  95  Officiating  Commander.— From  13  Bengal  Lancers. 


Bt.Lt.  Col.  F.  G.  Atkinson,  Staff  Corps 
Major  E.  J.  Medley,  Staff  Corps 


Major  E.B.  Burton,  Staff  Corps , 

Major  H.  Bower,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  W.  S.  Mardall,  Staff  Corps  

Captain  E.  W.  Boudier,  Staff  Corps  ..... 

Captain  E.W.  Wall,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  J.  M.  Wikeley,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  A.  K.  Hudson,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  F.  T.  W.  Cornish.  Staff  Corps    .. 

Lieut.  R.  A.  Steel,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  R.  C.  Smith.  Siaff  Corps 

Lieut.  R.  W.  Henderson,  Staff  Corps  .. 
Lieut.  W.  H.  J.  Shakespear,  Staff  Corps. 
Major  D.  G.Marshall,jrS.lnd.Med.Ser. 


20  May  98  2nd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  27  Jan.  9S. 

II  May  98  Squadron  Commander,  12  Sept..  90.— Insp.  Officer  Imp.  Serv. 

I     Troops,  Gilgit. 
13  Aug.  99  Squadron  Commander,  5  July  95, 
18  Nov.  96  Squadron  Commander,  i'Nov.95.— Comdt.  Chinese  Re^t. 

1  Feb.  92  Squadron  Commander,  i  Nov.  95.— D. A. A.  Gea.  lor  Musketry, 
5  July  gi  Squadron  Commander,  3  Feb.  97.— Furlough.  [Bengal, 

30  Jan.  9:'  Squadron  Commander,  24  Apr.  00. 
5  Feb.  98  Sijuadron  Officer,  10  June  93. 

9  Nov.  00  Squadron  Officer,  i  Nov.  95  —Burma  Military  Police. 
16  Nov.  95  Squadron  Officer  and  Adjutant,  30  July  96. 
18  Nov.  96  SquadronOfficer.  I?  July97.— AidedeCampto  Sir  A.  Gaselee. 

2  Nov.  96  SquadronOfficer,  i  Apr.  00. 

10  Jan.  97  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Plague  duty  N.  W.  P.  and  Oude. 
22  Apr.  00  Squadron  Officer,  24  Apr.  00. 

31  Mar.  00  In  medical  charge,  31  Aug.  92.— Field  Service,  China. 


Lieut.  W.  F.  Harvey,  Ind.  Med.  Service  27  July  99  Officiating  in  medical  charge. 

18th  Bengal  Lancers  (late  2nd  Mahratta  Horse. — Raised  26  Aug.  1858). 

Class  Squadron  Regiment — 3  Squadrons  Punjabi  Mahomedans,  i  Squadron  Sikhs. 
"Afghanistan,  187Q-80  *•— "  Punjab  Fbontieh  "— "  Tihah.'* 
Head  Quarters  at  Sealkote.    2  Squadrons  with  Malakaad  Force.     Uniform,  lied,    Facingn,  JVhife. 


Lt. Colonel  G.  A.  Money,  Staff  Corps 
Colonel  J.  E.  Nixon,  Staff  Corps    ... 


Major  I.  Eardley-Wilmot,  Staff  Corps. 

Major  C.  P.  W.  Pirie,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  K.  Chesney,  Staff  Corps  

p.t.c.  MajorO.  B.  S.  F.  Shore,  Staff  C. 
Captain  H.  W.  Campbell,  Staff  Corps  . 
Captain  S,  B.  Grimston,  Staff  Corps.... 
Captain  C.  O.  Swanston,  Staff  Corps  . 
Captain  A.  C.  S.  Clarke,  Staff  Corps  . 
Captain  P.  E.  Ricketts.  Staff  Corps 


11  Sept. 98  Commandant,  20  Nov.gS. 

12  Mar.  99  2nd  in   Command   and  Squadron   Commander,  20  Nov.  gS.— 
A.  Q.M.  General,  Head  Qrs.  Punjab. 

I  May  9*1  2nd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  1 2  Mar.  99. 
II  May  98  Squadron  Commander,  25  July  83. 

22  Jan.  92  Squadron  Comdr.,  16  Sept  95.'— Field  Service,  South  Africa. 
20  May  98  Squadron  Commander,  20  Nov.  98,— Brigade  Major,  S.  Africa. 
9  Sept. 93  Squadron  Comioander,  20  Nov.  98. 

6  Feb.  9^  Squadron  Commander,  12  Mar.  99.— With  China  Wxp.  Force. 
9  May  06  Squadron  Officer.  13  May  80.— D.A.A.G.  Punjab  Frontier  Force. 
20  July  v8  Squadron  Officer,  20  Nov.  91.— Otig.  Squadron  Commander. 
22  Aug.  99  Squadron  Officer,  21  Sept.  93. 
Lieut.  F.  A.  Maxwell.  DSO.  Staff  Corps  24  Nov.  93  Squad.  Officer  and  Adjutant,  12  Mar.  9?.— Field  Service,  South 

Lieut.  E.  C.  Corbyn.  Staff  Corps i  3  Dec.  94  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Officiating  Adjutant.         [Africa. 

Lieut.  C.  "Wigram,  Staff  Corps 'j  i  Oct.  96  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Field  Service.  S.  Africa. 

Lieut.  O.  A.  G.  FitzGerald,  Staff  Corps..  14  Nov.  97  Officiating  Squadron  Officer. 
Li  eut.  V".  A.  S.  Keighley,  Sr.aff  Corps  ...  22  Dec.  97  Officinting  Squadron  Officer. 
MajorW.A.Sykes,l>50.if^.Ind.Med.Ser    i  Apr.  94  In  medical  charge,  20  Oct.  88.— With  China  Exp.  Force. 


19th  Bengal  Lancers  (late  Fane's  Horse, — Raised  14  Jan,  i860). 

Class  Squadron  Regiment— i^  Squadron  Sikhs,  \  Squadron  Dogras,  i  Squadron  Punjabi  Mahomedans, 

I  Squadron  Pathans. 
"Takc  Forts" — "Pbkin"—'*  Ahmed  Khel" — "Afghanistan,  i878-So.'* 
Head  Quarters  at  Loralai.     Uniform,  Blue.    Facings,  French  Grey. 

Lt.Colonel  H.  S.  Massy,  Staff  Corps 28  Feb.  00  Commandant,  22  Aug.  00. 

Major  S.  F.  Biddulph,  Staff  Corps 5  Sept.  97  2nd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  22  Aug.  00.— Furl, 

Major  C.  B.  Templer.  Staff  Corps .   n  Aug.  00  Squadron  Commander,  6  June  96.  [Force, 

Captain  H.  Hudson,  Staff  Corns 22  Oct.  92  Squadron  Commander.  6  June  00. — D.  A.  Q.  M.  G.  China  Exp. 

Captain  A.  G.  Medley,  Staff  Corps    !  6  Feb.  95  Squad.  Comdr.. 22  Aug. 00.— D. A. A. Gen.  HeadQuarters,  Punjab. 

CaptainL.N.Younghusband.Statf  Corps    7  Feb.  96  Squadron  Commander,  22  Aug.  00. — Furl.      [Sir  Bindon  Blood. 


Captain  W.  S.  Eraser,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  C.  L.  Gregorv,  Staff  Corps  .... 

Lieut.  D.  H.  M'Neile,  Staff  Corns 

Lieut.  E.  W.  M'K.  B>illantyne,  Staff  C 

Lieut.  J.  CraiK,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  R.  O'B.  Taylor.  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  C.  Lobertson,  Staff  Corps 


23Mar. 9S  SquadronOfficer,  3  Apr. 95. —Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General 
9  Not.  00' Squadron  Officer,  16  May  95. — Burma  Milita'-y  Police. 

13  Feb.  94  Squad.  Officer  and  Adjt.  i-a  Aug.  96.— Offt^.  Cant.  Mag.,  Loralai. 
■'■2  Feb.  93'Squadron  Officer,  5  Nov. 96. — Plague  duty,  Bombay. 

14  July  93' Squadron  Officer,  9  Dec.  97. — With  16  Bengal  Lancers. 
ID  Sept.  94  Squadron  Officer,  6  Dec  98. 

7  Maj'  96  Squadron  Officer  Commander,  €>  June  00. 

Field  Service.  South  Africa- 


Lieut.  F.  Fitz  H.  Lance,  Staff  Corps 16  Apr,  97  Squadron  Officer,  22  Aug.  00. 

Lieut.  J.  Bruce.  Staff  Corps  \  5  Nov.  98'Officiating  Squadron  Officer. 

2nd  Lieut.  A.  S.  B.  Roberts,  Staff  Corps'20  July  98  Officiating  Squadron  Officer. 

Major  M.  A.  Ker, Indian  Med.  Service  ..  j^i  Mar.  99  In  medical  charge,  2  Dec.  90. — Offg,  Secretary  to  P.  M.  O- 

Captain  G,  T.  BirdwoodjlfX".,  In.  M.  S.,79  July  96. Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


No.  7  Bengal  Mountain  Battery.— Baised  15  Bept 


.nifl 


At  Battakhel.      "  Bubua,  1SS5- 


1886. 


477 


RiNK,    NaKBS,   and    COflPS. 


Captain  H.  W.  M.  Parker,  Royal  Artv 
Lieut.  E,  F.  Cressw^ll,  Royal  Artillery" 
Lieut.  H.  St.  J.  Cruickshank,  R.  Art 
Lieut.  J.  Hayes-Saddler.  Royal  Arty!.!!*! 


Ashy 

Rank. 

I  July  gS 

21  Mar.  96 

23  Mar.  97 

23  Mar.  97 


Remabes, 


Commandant,  29  Apr.  00. 
Subaltern,  8  June  00. 
Subaltern,  -22  Sept.  00. 
Subaltern,  1  Feb.  00.— At  Wana 


No.  8  Bengal  Mountain  Ba.ttery.~llalsed  15  Sept.  1S86 

AtBhamo.      "  Bdhma,  rSSj-Sz  "-"  Pc«.vb  Front.ek"-"  MalakInd.- 


cSain  r  r  ^T^^B^ir'  Ro^i' Artillery|.o  Nov.  97 
L-apcamo.G.  T.  Rolland,  R.  Artillerv  ■?  Anr  ;„ 
L.eat,  W.  M.  St.  G.  Kirke,'  Royal  Art.  !.  J  f£,i  H 
=nd  Lieut.  H.  Clarke.  Koyal  Artiller.y...i;  JuSe  gd 


Commandant,  8  June  99. 
Subaltern,  2  Dec.  99. 
Subaltern,  ig  July  00. 
Subaltern. 


No.  9  Native  Mountain  Bsittery. -Baised  in  1899. 

_         .     ^  At  Abbottabad. 

Ca^L'S  G.  0-ThS.Tcr'^Z-  fr^^'-"]"  ?<"=•  ^5|Commandant.  ,o  Deo.  ,8. 
Lieut.  K.  li  CarnXn   R„^^"  a   ,  i'^"^    '  f'f"'-  °°  Subaltern,  i  June  99. 


in  1803. 


Corps  of  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners.— Bazsed 

Class  Co  R      •  OeBignaiion  changedh,,  (1.  O.  O.  of  20  March  iSji. 

I8t  Comnanv    Pp..,  «""ter8  at  Hoorkee.       Uniform,   Scarlet.       Facing,,  Dark    Blue. 

Sr.'^^^t'h^l^^S'priy^-RtSe^P^-afh^c'otplny^^L'^rrS'  '"^'^^r     '"^  °''»''-^-'  ^''"^  ^^Peditionary 

Us^rTtVLX'Z-F^°-  ""■  ''°"  >  ^'"•-  99|Oon:man,iant,  6  Apr.  00. 
MaorR  aPe?rie   R^vatein^^^^^^^ 

Captain  W.E.R  Dickson    R  Fnt       "  ('°  f^^'  9?  Superintendent  of  Park,  2  Noy.  99. 
Jlaior  O.  f.   s;i„„„„   ^.^tAJI-I"*^ I  ■  Apr.  00  Adjutant,  29  Oct.  97. 


^aXinH^-T^"^":''''™-  ?•  «°sinee?s::::::! ;  k*;;;;  ^ 

L^aptain  H.  J.  Sherwood.  Royal  Enc        !-,  Mar  n^ 
&in  H   R  ».  Bond.Royai'Enginlers-;  Jan"^  ^ 
Wsffw    T  ^''A°''J?^'f-^'  '^-  Engineers.  23  July  98 
CanS^fi    W^n''-  ^P''"''  «•  Engineers!  i  Apr  ?o 
L^aptaiu  A.  H.  CunningUam,  R.  Eng.         ,  Anr  00 

C^E  "5°  ,^  '^■*"<''  R°J^>  Engineer^.  :::  I  Apr  Z 
iZT'^^  ^P  ^"'"''  g°yaf  Engineers, 28  May  Z 
Lauf'sR  ■«?*'"'""',•  '^''y^'  Engineers  22  July  95 
Lteut  r  M  ^,?''I'I«''-".  R^yal  Engineers'  14  Feb.  93 
Lilut"  F  w  '^'"■'Jenter  R.  Kngineer8...l2s  July  93 
St  f'  ?^-T '■{i""*''-  Koyal  Engineers;:;  July  93 
L  lut"  R  w  M  1^^"™^°?..  R-  Engmeers',2  Feb.  95 
Lieut.  B  W.  Mainprise,  R.  Engineers  27  Feb  07 
L  eu  ■  r- w-,?"''*'  ""S'^^  Eu^neers  .::  lug.^ 
Lent  f  5^'n  "i''™,'  ^"^""^  Engineers  3  Aug.  96 
L  em  W   w  %^'''"^%^-  R-,  Engineers..  18  Jan.  ?o 

-  -1  .t\' ;„'^;  ?;'i' ,?;,  '=,';"'."S<^'--  =3  Mar.  97 


Lt  Colonel  J  young,iU-ij:in,l.  .Med.  Ser: 
Major  A.  W.  Dawson,  afi).Ind.Med.Ser.i 


.  Oct. 
I  Apr. 


Company  Commander,  26  Sept.  99.— B  Company. 
Company  Commander,  2;  Dec.  90.— sth  Company. 
Company  Commander,  i3  Sept.  97.— 3rd  Company. 
Comnany  Commander,  15  Mar.  05.— 4th  Company. 
Company  Commander,  i  Jan.  98'.— A  Company. 
Company  Commander,  i  Aug.  98— ist  Company. 
Company  Commander,  14  Jan.  00.— 2nd  Company. 
Company  Commander,  24  Mar.  99.— 6th  Company. 
Officiating  Company  Commander— 4th  Company, 
(company  Officer,  29  July  93.— ist  Company.— Oflfg.  Comp.Comdr. 
Company  Officer,  2  Mar.  97.— 4th  Company. 
Company  Officer,  12  Sept.  98.— 6th  Company.  [Force 

Company  Officer,3  May 95.— Mounted  Detachment,  China  Espd." 
Company  Officer,  13  Feb.  oj.— A  Comp.— Govt.  Telegraph  Dept. 
Company  Officer,  7  Deo.  98. -4th  Company. 
Company  Officer,  7  Apr.  09.— B  Company.— Sick  Fnrlongh. 
Company  Officer,  12  Sept.  00.— 5th  Company. 
3rd  Company. 
3rd  Company. 

In  medical  charge,  15  Mar.  90.— Offg.  P.M.O.  Presidency  District. 
Oihciating  in  medical  charge.— From  2  Bengal  Lancers.— With 
China  Expeditionary  Force. 


1st  Bengal  Infantry  {late  21st  N.T.—Neelwur-lci-Palta-n.—BaisediTT6). 

Class  Regiment — Brahmins. 
Linked  with  :ird  Regiment.— K-gimcntal  Centre.  Allahabad. 

"  LaSWABBIE  "— "  BhUBTPOEE  "— "  BtJBMA,  1885-87." 

Head  Quarters  at  Mauritius.    Depot  at  Jhansi.     Uniform,  Red.     Facingt,  White. 

P.';.^° Mafof  il^rLo"ch  tiff  CorK "  !""■  -Comniandant,  7  May  98.-Furlough.  [Rohilcund  District, 

Maior  H   f-ofn'in;  «?=ff,?  P* "  "*"S.  00  =nd  m  Com.  and  Double  Company  Comdr.  7  May  98.-D.A.A.G. 

Alajor  H.  Comins,  Staff  Corps    23  Oct.  00  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commiiuer,  7  May  gsl 

I     Officiating  Commandant. 

10  Mar.  94  Double  Cmnpany  Commander,  7  May  98.- Inspector  General  of 
I    Police,  Mauritius. 

25  Aug.  94  Double  Company  Commander,  16  Aug.  99. — Offg.  2nd  in  Comd. 

16  Nov.  98  Double  Company  Comdr.,  9  Oct.  90. 

Lre'ii7"TT"T"<rT,:':S";i'°t?''S:",.^"'''"*  "  ^^^-  99  Double  Company  Commander,  24  Dec.  90. 

L  eut  R  ■h;^!;^.  t    Vf.''     ^"""P"  '9  f  "''■  95,Double  Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  17  Apr.  gS.-Furl. 

Lilut  J  "a    ?\l„'..„      «;°Tn =9  -J^'y  95:Double  Company  Officer,  7  May  gS.-OfficiatiigAdiutaut. 

Lilut   E   f'  Witfn.TJ;  Staff'^o'-Ps 28  Jan.  99  Double  Company  Officer,'  16   Aug.  gg.-Dep.  Assis.  Com.  Gen. 

Lieut'  A    M„M„       ^  |J^JV,'"'P^  '5  June  98  Double  Company  Officer,  7  Jan.  oo.-Al  Deoot.  [2nd  Class., 

Lt  Colonel  FCrpf^  ^rl,  ^?''E^  _.;.■..  20  Apr.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  i  April  c^.-Offg.  Quarter  Master. 
Li  colonel  B.  Cretin,  MB.lml.  Mea.  Ser.'so  Mar.  98  In  medical' charge,  24  Aug.  85. 


Captain  A.  W.  de  Wilton,  Staff  Corps  ... 

Captain  J.  J,  H.B.Eckford,Slatr  Corps 
Captain  W.  E.  White,  StaffCorps 
Captain  H.  E.  Hitchins,  StatT  Corps 


47S    2nd  {Queen's  Own)  Bengal  {Rnjimt)  Infantry  {Lt.  Inf.-late  3 1  N.I.-Broon-U- 

raUaii — liaised  179S). — Linked  willt  ^Ihaiid  ibth  llcginiciits. — Rcijimciital  Centre,  A'jra. 

Class  Refriment — Rajputs. 

The  Royal  Cypher  within  the  Garter. 

,,        Dblhi'* — **LASWiBRiE" — '*  Deig" — *'  Bhuktpobe" — "Khplat" — ''Afghanistan  *' — "  Mahvbajporr" —  ^^ 

PoirjAB" — "Chilli AN w,iLL\H  " — "Goojebat" — "Cbntbal  India  " — "Afghanistan,  1879-80  " — "Bubma,  1885-87." 

With  China  Expeditionary  Force.     Depot  at  Agra.      Vnipirm,  Red.     Facbitjs,  Blue. 

SoKorary  Colonel.— Field  Marshal  H.U.il.  Albert  Edward,  Prince  of  Wales  iind  VuJce  of  Cornwall, 

KO.  KT.  KP.  (iCB.  BCSI.  OCMO.  GCIE.  &CVO. 


Rank,  Nambs,  and  Cobps. 


Abuy 
Rank. 


Major  C.  W.  Harris,  Staff  Corps   10  Sept,  96 

Captain  H.  L.  Dodgson,  Stall' Corps......  22  Jau.  92 

ilajor  J.  S.  Melville,  Staff  Corps.. 11  Aug.  00 

Captain  C.  Hamilton,  Staff  Corps U5  Aug.  94 

Captain  F.  A.  Smith,  Staff  Corps I  7  Feb.  96 

Captain  T.  8.  Barton,  Staff  Corps  '  5  Feb.  98 

Captain  F.  P.  S.  Dunsford.  Staff  Corps  |i6  Nov  98 

Captain  C.  N.  Baker,  Staff  Corps 19  Sept. 99 

Lieut.  A.  Le  F.  Smith,  Stiff  Corps  ;24  May  92 

Lieut.  W.  T.  Barry,  Staff  Corps    '23  Dec.  96 

Lieut.  Ij.  H.  Ander.son,  Staff  Corps 1  5  Nov.  98 

2Dd  Lieut.  H.  W.  Stace,  Staff  Corps  ...'20  Jan.  97 
2nd  Lieut.  A.  E.  Sorensrer,  Staff  Corps    4  Aug.  97 

Lieut.  (J.  W.  Ross,  Staff  Corps 2a  Apr.  00 

Lieut.  R.  J.  CuminK,  Staff  Corps S  au;;.  96' 

Lieut.  S.  B.  Combe,  StafI  Corpii 22  Apr.  00' 

2nd  Lieut.  Hon.  A.  C.  Murray,  Staff  C.'2o  July  98 
2nd  Lt.  A.  H.  M'Cleverty,  Staff  Corps[27  July  98 
Capt.  T.  W.  A.  Pullerton.  MB.  Ind.  .M.S.I27  July  95 
Lieut.  C.  Hudson,  Ind.  iled.  Service  .    28  July  09 


Rbuabks. 


Commandant,  17  Oct.  98,  with  rank  of  Lt,Colonel. 

2nd  in  Comd.  and  Double  Company  Comdr.  1  Dec.  99,  with  rank 

of  Major.— Sick  Fuilou^b. 
Officiating  2nd  in  Command.— From  4  Bengal  Infantry. 
Double  Company  Commander,  21  Oct.  98. 

Double  Company  Commander,  ■;  Sept.  88.  [Barrackpore. 

Double  Company  Comdr.,  10  Aag.  96. — Cantonme'itMai^i''trAte, 
Double  Company  Commander,  4  June  90.  [ant,  ist  Class. 

DoableCompany  Officer,  16  Aug.  94.— Assist.  Military  Account- 
Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  2^  May  98. 
Double  Co.  Off.  and  Qr.  Mr.,  5  Dec.  9S.— .Army  Trans.,  S.  Africa. 
Double  Company  Otflcer,  i  Apr.  00.— Prob.  Commissariat  Dept. 
Double  Company  Offici'r,  1  Apr.  00. 
Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

Double  Company  Otficer,  i  Apr.  od.— OIBciating  Qr.  Mr. 
Officiating  Double  Company  Officer.— From  16  Bengal  Infantry. 
Officiating  Double  Company  Officer.- From  17  Bengal  Infantry. 
Officiating  Double  Company  Officer.— From  12  Beug.il  Infantry. 
Officiating  Double  Company  Officer.  [mces  of  Oude. 

In  medical  charge,  9  Nov.  95— Oflg.  Dep.  San.  Com.  N.W.  Prov. 
)ffi  -iating  in  medical  charge. 


3rd  Bengal  Infantry  (late  T,2ud  N.I. — (Jutlme-ld-Paltan. — 

Maised  in  iy<)S}.— Linked  irith  ist  liegiment. — lier/imental  Centre,  Allahabtul. 

Class  Regiment — Brahmins. 

**  Rhuhtpohe  " — "Afghanistan,  1879-80.'* 

Head  Quarters  at  Monipore.     Uniform,  Red,    Facinga,  Black. 

Commandant, 

2nd  in  Comd.  andDble.  Comp.  Comdr. ,26Nov.  99. — Offg.  Comdt. 
and  Commanding  at  M-mipore.  [('ommand. 

Double  Coraptmy  Gommandei,   10  Jan.  90. — Officiating  2nd  in 
Double  Company  Commander,  i  vlay  00. 

Double  Comp.  Comdr.,  i  May  00.— Station  Staff  Officer,Manipore 
Double  Company  Officer. 

29  Aug.  96  Double  Company  Officer,  4  Dec.  91. — Furlough. 
5  Feb.  98  Double  Company  Officer,  10  Jan.  90.— Famine  duty,  Nagpore. 
9  May  99  Double  Companj-  Officer,  5  Jan.  94. 

10  Aug.  92  Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  i  Apr.  00. 
27  July  98jDouble  Company  Officer,  i  .\pr.  00. 

30  Jan.  9(1  In  medical  charge,  i  Fel).  00. — Offg.  Civil,  Bengal. 
27  Jau.  99'Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


Major  H.  R.  W.  Lumaden,  Staff  Corps.. 


Major  F.  B.  W.  Richardson,  Staff  C. 
Major  W.  P.  Anderson,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  P.  B.  Warren,  Staff  Corps 


Captain  H.  Walton,  Staff  Corps   

i-'aptnin  H.  L.  Stanton,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  R.  G.  Bagley.  StaffCorps... 

Lieut.  H.  J.  Riddell,  Staff  Corps 

and  Lieut.  G.  E.  H.  Wilson,  StaffCorps 
Captain  T.  A. O.Langston,  Ind.Med.Ser. 
Lieut.  C.  Dykes,  Ind.  Med.  Serv. 


6  Sept. 96 

II  May  98 
6  Aug.  99 
14  May  95 


4th  (Prince  Albert  Victor's)  Bengal  (Raj put)  Infantry  (late  ^^rd  N.I.—IIilliarJ-ki- 
Paltan. — Raised  1798). — Linked  with  2nd  and  idth  Rcgiincnls. — Rc(/imenio,l  Centre,  Agra. 

Class  Regiment — Rajputs. 
**Laswabbie" — "Bhuetpobb" — "  Cabul,  1842" — "  Feeozbshuhub" — "  SoBBAON  "—"Afghanistan,  1879-80" — 

"  BOEMA,  18S5-87." 
Head  Quarters  at  Agra.      Uniform.  Red.     Facings,  Black. 


Lt.Colonel  H.  Read,  Staff  Corps   us  Jan.  09 

Major  J.  S.  Melville,  StaffCorps ii  Aug. 00 

Captain  A.  Presse.y,  Staff  Corps '28  Jan.  93 

Captain  C.  F.  Dobliie,  StaffCorps I28  Feb.  96 

Captain  H.  Tweddell,  StaffCorps |  5  Feb.  98 

Captain  C.  H.  Ward,  Staff  Corps 21  Dec.  00 


Commandant.  25  Dec.  07. 

2nd  in  Com .  and  Dble.  Co.  Comdr.,  25  Dec.  97.— With  2  Bengal  Inf. 

Double  Company  Commander,  25  Dec.  97. — Special  duty. 

Double  Company  Commander,  27  Feb.  89.  -Off.  2nd  in  Command. 

Double  Company  Ci>mmander,  is  Jan.  91. 

Double  Company  Officer,  13  Oct.  91.— Furlough. 

Double  Comjiany  Officer  and  Quarter  Master. 

Double  Company  Officer,  25  Dec.  97.— Furlough. 

Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Officiating  Adjutant. 

~      ■  ■     "  "■■•  ■  Officiating  Qr.  Mr. 


Lieut.  R.  E.  Bond,  Staff  Corps  19  Junegs 

Lieut.  J.  C.  Simpson,  StaffCorps j  2  Oct.   98 

Lieut.  E.  E.  Woodcock,  Staff  Corps 25  Oct.   99  Double  Com'pany  Officer,  19  Sept.  co. 

end  Lt.  C.  W.  Keumauu,  StaffCorps  ...'20  July  98, Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00 

MajorB.  K.Basu,  Jfii.,  Indian  Med.Ser.    i  Apr.  98  In  medical  charge,  29  May  90.— With  China  Exp.  Force. 


5th  Bengal  Infantry  {Lt.Inf.-late^2  N.I.-Jhansin-lci-Paltati.- Raised  1 80^). 

Class  Regiment — Hindustani  Mahomedans. 

Linked  with  12th  Regiment. — Regimental  Centre,  BareiUy. 

Abeacan  " — "Afghanistan"  —  "Candahab,  1842" — "  GauzNEE,    1S42"  —  "Cabul,   1842  "— "  Moodkeb'*— 

•'FBROZliSHUHC'R  " — "  SoBRAON" — "  AFGHANISTAN,    187Q-80"  —  "  BUBMA,   1SS5-S7." 

Head  Quarters  at  Silchar.     Wing  at  Dibrugarh.      Uniform,  Red.   Facings,  Yellow. 
Lt.Colonel  J.  W.  E.  Angelo, Staff  Corps     2  Oct.  96  Commandant,  i  Dec.  97.-  Commanding  at  Silchar. 

Major  J.  Lampen,  Staff  Corjis 13  -Aug.  99  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  3  Apr.  9S. 

Major  A.  D.  C.  Pond,  StaffCorps :  i  Nov.  go  Double  Company  Comdr.,  3  Apr.  98.— At  Dibrugarh. 

Captain  W.  A.  Cuppagfc,  Staff  Corps    ...  22  J.an.  92  Double  Companv  Comdr..  i  May  00. — At  Dibrugarh. 
Captain  P.W.  D.  Brockman.  S.  Corps...    7  Mar.  94  Double  Comy.Ccmdr.,  i  May  00.— China  E.\peditionary  Force. 
Captain  J.  N.  Jephson,  StaffCorps ,  7  Feb.  06  Double  Company  Officer,  14  May  89.  — Furlough. 


Captain  A.  T.  Walling,  Staff  Corps....  ..130  Jan.  97 

Captain  O.  C.  Argles,  StaffCorps    I25  Aug.  97 

Captain  C.  C.  Jackson,  StaffCorps 10  Nov.  90 


Doub  e  Company  Officer,  6  June  So.— At  Dibruijarh. 

Double  Company  Officer,  25  May  92.— Officiating  Qr.  Mr. 

Double  Company  Officer,  9  Dec.  97.— With  Bliopal  Battn. 

Lieut.  E.  E.  Forbes,  Staff  Corps  * 14  Nov.  9;!Double  Company  Officer,  21  Mar.  98. — Officiating  Adjutant. 

Lieut.  C.  R.  Wilkinson,  StaffCorps      ..,20  Apr.  99  Doulile  Companv  Officer,  i  Apr.  00  — Furlough. 

Captain  E.  S.  Peek,  MB.  Ind.Med.Ser  129  Jan.  Q7iln  medical  chargn.  22  May  99.— With4  Nat.  Gee.  Hosp., Calcutta. 

Captain  C.  Thomson,  Ind.  Mei.  Service  29  Jan.  97  Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


6th  Bengal  {Jal)  Infantry  {Lt.  Inf.  Laie  43  N.I.-Kipw-kl-daJuiiiPaUan—    479 
Maised  1S03). — Linked  with  lolh  and  i-^th  Regiments.— Recjimcntal  Centre,  Mcenit. 
. .,  ,,     ...  Class  Regiment— Jats. 

iNAOpoEB  "—"Afghanistan"— "CiSDiHAE,    1842"— "Ghdzneb,    1S42"— "Cabdl, 

T,r     ,     r,v         T.  ''^"B1'A"N"  —  AlI  IIDSJId"  —  '-  ArGHANISTAN,    1878-79.' 

With  China  Expeditionary  Force.    Depot^atjjzabad.      Unifarm,  Rel.    Facingt.  While. 

Arhy 


1S42  "- 


'  ^Iahabajpohe" — 


Rank,  Naueb,  and  Coefs. 


Rank, 


Reuabes. 


Lt.Col   C.H.  Westmorland,  Staff  Corps  21  Sept.  00  Commandant,  17  Ag.  95. 

Jjajor  C.  F.  G.  Younff,  Staff  Corps    I  i  May  98  2nd  in  Comd.  .and  Double  Company  Commander,  17  Aug.  93. 

Major  H.  F.  T.  Macartney,  Staff  Corps, ..'22  .Tan.  99  Doable  Company  Commander. 

Captain  H..T.  Roche,  Staff  Corps  I  6  Feb.  95  Double  Company  Commander,  i  Nov.  87. 

Captain  >..r.  Parker,  Staff  Corps las  Nov.  96  Double  Company  Commander,  4  Aug.  S3. 

captain  A.J.  Jamieson,  Staff  Corps 10  Nov.  97  Double  Company  Officer,  18  Mav  So. 

Capt.D.H.Drake-Brockman,  Staff  Corps    i  Feb.  98:Donble  Company  Olttcer,  i  June  92.  [ist  Class. 

Captain  W.L.  E.Amesbury,  Staff  Corps  10  Nov.  99  Double  Company  Offloer,  22  Auo-.  91.— Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gon. 
Jjieut.  i.  G.  A.  Wimberley,  Staff  Corps...  22  Feb.  93  Double  Company  Otticer,  30  Aug.  94.— Commanding  Depot. 

L.ieat.  P.  H.  Dundas,  SJaff  Corps    3  Dec.  94  Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  25Feb.Q4. 

i.ieut.  M.  Synge,  Staff  Corps   I28  Feb.  97lDoubIe  Companv  Officer,  24  Apr.  9S.— Commt.  Transport  Deprt. 

l-ieut.  i.  G,  Moore,  Staff  Corps  ]io  July  99' Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  oa.— Officiating  Quarter  Master. 

iiieut.  R.  ^\  .  H.  Middlemass,  S.  C |  2  Jan.  00  Double  CompanV  Officer,  i  Apr.  03.— At  Uaksa^Dinr. 

Lieut.  F   W.  lies,  Staff  Corps    I  5  June  99  Officiating  Double  Company  Officer.— From  10  Bengallnfantry. 

2na  Iji-.  J.  P.  ViUiers-Stuart,  S.  C 25  Jan.  99  Officiating  Double  Oomp^ny  Officer.— b'l-om  isbeiiftal  Inlantry. 

Capt.  W.  Carr,  UB.  Indian  Me.i.  Serv..  29  .Ian.  98  In  medical  charge.  16  Oa3. '93.— China  Expsditiouary  Force. 
Lieut.  T.  Hunter,  MB.,  Ind.  Med.  Serv.'  7  July  98  Officiating  in  medical  cuar"e. 


7th  {The  Buke  of  Goiinaught's  Own)  Bengal  (Rajput)  Infantry 

{lata  ^yth  N.I. — Craum-ki-Pallan. — liaised  in  1S04). 

Class  Regiment — Rajputs. 

Linked  toith  8th  and  nth  Kcgimtnts. — Regimental  Centre,  Lucknow. 

**Moodkeb" — **Febozeshuhub"^'*Alli\val" — "Sobbaon"^"  China,  1858-59" — ■'Egypt,  1882  ** — 

"  I'sl-el-Kebie." 
With  China  Expeditionary  Force.     Uniform,  Jtei.     Facings,  Yellow. 
Hart.  Colonel.— GenmaX  K.R.H.  Arthar  ■f/.l'.A-.Duke of  ConuRUi^ht,  KG.  KT.KP.GCB.GCHf.GCUQ.GCIE.  aero. 
Lt. Colonel  W.  G.  Mansel,  Staff  Corps. ..|',o  Dec.  97  Commandant,  6  Mar.  99.— Sick  Furlough. 

Major  H.  B.  Vaughan,  Staff  Corps    17  Apr.  c  o  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  6  Mar.  99. 

1    -Officiating  Commandant.  [Meerut. 

to  Mar.  94  Double  Company  Comdr.,  6  Mar.  99. — Cantonment  Magistrate 
7  Feb.  95  Doub'e  Company   Comdr.   14  Aug.  99.  —  OfEg.   D.  A.  A.  Gen. 

Army  Head  Quarters. 
6  May  96  Double  Company  Commander,  5  Sepi .  38.— Offg.  2nd  in  Comd. 
29  Aug.  96  Double   Company  Commander,   31  Dec.    89.— China  Eipedit- 
iouary  Force.  [Commander. 

:6  Nov.  98;Double  Company  Officer,  21  May  92.- Off«.  Double  Company 
!i  Dec.  98  Double  Company  Officer,  7  July  92.— Offg.  Adjutant. 
!2  Aug.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  15  Dec.  o'j. 

Lieut.  J.  C.  Loch,  Staff  Corps     4  June  00  Double  CompanV  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  i  Apr.  03. 

2nd  Lt,  C.  A.  G.  P.  Meadows,  Staff  C.'25  Jau.  99'Double  Companj-  Officer,  23  Apr.  00. 

2nd  Lieut.  A.  G.  Shea,  Staff  Corps  '25  Jau.  99, Double  Company  Officer,  28  Apr.  00. 

Lieut.  H.  C.  Cutler,  Staff  Corps   '20  Apr.  00  Officiating  Double  Company  Officer.— From  8  Bengal  Infantry. 

2nd  Lieut.  H.  N.  F.  MicDonnell,  S.C...i27  July  9S  Officiating  Double  Company  Officer.— From  8  Bengiil  Infantry. 
2nd  Lieut.  G.  T.  Vander  Gucht,  S.C.  ...  20  July  98  Officiating  DoableCompiny  Officer.— From  11  Bengal  Infantry. 
Captain  H.  J.  Walton,  Indian  Med.  Serv.  29  July  99, Officiating  in  medical  charge, 

8th  Bengal  {EaJ2)ut)  Infantry  (late  ^gth  Native  Infantry. — Bai.sed  in  18 14). 

Class  Regiment — Rajputs. 
Linked  with  "jth  and  nth  Regiments. — Regimental  Centre,  Lueknow. 
**SoBRAON  " — "Afghanistan,  1S79-80." 
Head  Quarters  at  Lueknow.    Detachment  at  Naini  Tal.     Uniform,  Red.    Facings,  White 


Captain  H.  G.  B.  Raitt,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  A.  H.  Bingley,  K-i-UOM.,  S.C. 

Captain  N.  E.  Robin,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  M.  B.  E.  Ray,  Staff  Corps  


Captain  H.  O.  Parr,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  E.  P.  Hood,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  J.  A.  Stewart,  Staff  Corps 


Colonel  G.D.C.  Gaatrell,  Staff  Corps.. 

Major  W.  J.  Newell,  Staff  Corps  

Captain  G.  M.  Evans,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  F.  W.  uauiell.  Staff  Corps  

Captain  A.  C.  Ralph,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  T.  W.  Ligatl'oot,  Staff  Corps  . 
Captain  W.  B.  Douglas,  Staff  Corps 


Lieut.  W.  T.  C.  Poole,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  C.  A.  E.  O'Meara,  Staff  Corps.. 


Lieut.  A.  H.  Babington,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  W,  H.  Bingham,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  H.  C.  Cutler,  Stiff' Corps 


3  O  t.  00  Commandant,  3  Oct.  96.  [— .U  Nainl  Tal. 

1  May  98  2nd  in  Comm.and  and  Double  Company  Commander,  3  001^96. 


23  Aug.  95 
II  Feb.  99 
22  Aug.  99 
22  Aug.  99 

30  Jan.  00 

31  Oct.  91 
21  Oct.  91 


I  May  96 
22  Apr.  98 
20  Apr.  99 
ndLt.  H.N.  F.MacDonnell,  StaffCorps  27  July  gSiDouble  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 
2nd  Lieut.  H.  0.  S.  Ward,  Staff  Corps..  27  July  98  Double  Company  Officer,  11  Julj'  00, 


Double  Company  Commander,  12  Feb.  96.  [N.W.P.  Vols. 

Double  Company  Commander,  19  June  91.- Adjt.  4  Admin.  Bn. 

Double  Companv  Commander,  21  Aug.  91. 

Double  Company  Commander,  30  Sept.  91. — Furlough. 

Double  Comp  mv    Officer,  29  May  93.— Officiating  Private  Sec. 

to  Lt.Gov.  N.W.P.  [ist  Class.— Sick  Furlough. 

Double  Company  Officer,  25  Sept.  96.— Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gen. 
Double  Compaiiy  Officer,  26  Jan.  gS.- Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gen. 

2nd  Class.  [2nd  Class. 

Double  Company  Officer,  22  July  99.— Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gen. 
Double  Company  Officer,  26  Sept.  99.— Hong  Kong  Regiment. 
Dou'ole  Companv  Officer,  i  Apr.  03.— Chinese  E-xp.  Force. 


-Officiating  Adjutant. 


9th  (Goorkha  Bifle)  Bengal  Infantry  (late  ^^nl  Native  Infantry.— Raised  in  1823). 

!  Class  Regiment — Goorkhas. 

Linked  with  2,9th  Regiment. — Regimental  Centre,  Lansdowne. 
**  BhUBTPORE" — "SOBHAON  " — '*  AFGHANISTAN,  1879-80  " — "  PUNJAB  FhONTIER." 
Head  Quarters  at  Linsiowne.     Uniform,  Burk  Green.     Faeings.  Bl/zc't. 
Major  F.G.  R.  Ostrehan,  StaffCorps  ...[ii  May  gSlCommandant,  i  Mar.  oo,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonei. 

.  Captain  G.  R.  Row,  StaffCorps [22  Jan.  92  2r,d  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  30  Mar.  00. 

Captain  R.  P.  Warren,  Staff  Corps   22  Oct.  92lDouble  Company  Commandar,  15  Sept.  93.  [and  Oude. 

Captain  E.  R.  R.  Swiney,  Staff  Corps  ...    6  May  gftlDouble  Company  Comdr.,  27   Nov.  86.— Plague   duty,  N.W.P. 
Captain  G.  T.  Widdicombe,  Staff  Corpsl3o  Jan.  97lDonble  Company  Commander,  22  Apr.  89. 
Captain  C.  M'L.  Porteous,  StaffCorps  ...ii6  Nov.  gSDouble  (Company  Officer,  20  June  92. 

Captain  R.  L.  Carnegy,  StaffCorps 3  June  ool  Double  Company  Officer,  24  Oct.  93. 

Lieut.  J.  M'K.  T.  Hogg,  StaffCorps Iio  May  gslDouble  Companv  Officer  and  Adjutant.  4  Apr.  96. 

Lieut.  C.  R.  Bradshaw,  StaffCorps   I  S  Jan.  96JDoublR  CompanV  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Furlough. 

Lieut.  H.  L.  C.  Turner,  Staff  Corps    ...  30  JunegilOouble  Company  Officer,  10  July  00.— Furlough. 

Lieut.  R.  Garratt,  Staff' Corps....  .I15  Jan.  99|Double  Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  i  Apr.  00. 

Lt.Col. L.  A. Waddell.JrB.  Ind.  Med.  8.31  Mar.  03'lu  medical  charge,  24  Apr.  00.— China  Exp.  Force. 


480  10th  Bengal   (Jat)  Infantry  (late  G^fh  Native  Infantry, — Raised  in  1823). 

Class  Reg^iment— Jats. 
Liiikcd  with  6th  and  l^th  HegiynAuts. — Regimcnfal  Centre,  Mecrut, 
"Chin"a,  1858-59'* — '*  Burma,  1885-87.** 
Head  Qimrters  at  Bennres.     Uniform.  Red.    Faeinofi.  T'ellow. 


Hi.NE,  Naues,  and  Coups. 

Major  J.  G.  Hunter,  Staff  Corps  

Major  R.  M.  Maxwell,  Staff  Corps    

Captain  F.  C-  D.  Amesbury,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  E.  G.  Wright,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  E.  N.  Obbard,  Staff  Corjjs    

Captain  A.  J.  N.  Harward,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  C.  G.  Robson,  Staff  Corps   

Lieut.  \V.  F.  Bourne,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  H.  G.  Bally,  West  Riding  Regt.  , 
Lieut.  F.  W.  lies,  Staff  Corps j 


Abuy 
Rank. 

I  May  9! 

13  Feb.  9; 
25  Aus.9- 

9  May  Q( 

14  Sept.gJ 


Reuabks. 


Lieut.  D.  J.  Pritchard,  StaffCorp3  

Captain  J.  .i.Bourke,  MB.  Ind.Med.Ser. 
Captain  F.  O.  X.  Mell,  3/2f.Ind.Med.Ser. 


5  Oct. 

16  Nov. 

6  Sept. 
,  9  Oct, 
j  5  June 

26  Apr. 
30  Jan. 
2g  July 


Commandant,  3  June  00,  with  rank  of  Lt-Colonel. 

95  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Conamander,  3  June,  00. 
94  Double  Company  Commander,  i  Dec.  95. — Furlough. 

96  Double  Company  Commau'^er,  3  June  oa 
,98!  Double  Company  Officer,  4  June  90. — Adjutant  3  Administrative 

Bn.  N.W.P.  Volunteers. 
98'Double  Company  Commander,  3  June  <x). 
98|Double  Company  Officer,  2  Feb.  94. 
92  Djuble  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  1  Sept.  94. 
99  Double  Company  Officer,  2  Aug.  no. 

99  Double  Company  Officer  and  Qr.  Mr.,  i  Apr.  00,— With  6  Bengal 
I     Infantry,  China.  [BareiUy. 

99  Double  Comiiany  Officer,  iS  Aug  od.— Comdt?.  Reserve  Centre, 
96  In  medical  charge,  14  July  97. — Field  Service,  China. 
9;^  Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


N"0TB.- 


-The  istGoorkha  Regiment,  when  acting  with  other  Bengal  Native  Troops,  takes  rank  after  the  lotb 

Bengal  Infantry. 


11th  Bengal  (Rajput)  Infantry  (late  ^oth  Native  Infantry. — Raised  in  1S25). 

Class  Regiment— Rajputs. 

Linked  with  yth  and  Sth  iCcgnn^nts. — JU'gimcntal  Centre^  Lucknow. 

"Punjab" — "Chilli  an  wallah" — *'  Goojbbat'*— "China,  1858-59" — "Apbhanistan,  1878-80'* — 

"Bl'BMA,  1885-87." 

Head  Quarters  at  Cawnpore.     Uniform,  Sed.   Facinat.Yelloie. 


Major  W.  K.  Downee.  VSO.  Staff  Corps 
Major  J.  Strachey,  Staff  Corps 


\  10  Sept.96jCommanQant,  11  Oct.  99,  with  rank  of  Lt. -Colonel. 

2  July  9912nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,    :i    Oct. 

j    99.— Private  Secretary  to  Lt. Governor  ot  Bengal. 
7  Feb.  90  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  24  July  99, 
.  30  Jan.  97  Double  Company  Commauder,  it  Aug.  99. — Sick  t  urlough, 
.  25  Aug.97jDouble  Company  Commander,  i  Apr.  89. 
.  23  Mar.  00  Double  Company  Commander,  13  Nov.  yi, 

^ 24  Apr.  oo'Double  Compy.  Officer,  14  Mar.  92.— Comdg.  Depot,  Ft. William. 

Lieut.  L.  H.  Abbott,  Staff  Corps    (30  Oct.  97  Double  Company  Officer,  and  Quarter  Master,  5  Ja&.  00. 

Lieut.  G.  B.  Brown,  Staff  Corps 15  Dec.  90  Double  Company  Otiicer,  1  Apr.  00. 

•zndLieut.G.T.Van  der  Gucht,StaffCorps,2o  July  98  Double  Company  Officer. — With  7  Bengal  Infantry, 

Lieut.  C.  M.  T.  Hogg,  Staff  Corps 126  May  ooj Double  Company  Officer,  23  Aug,  00. 

Captain  U.  A.  Smith,  Jffi.  Ind.  Med.  Ser.'z7  July  05'In  medical  charge,  9  Feb.  97. 


CaptainD.  P.  Stuart,  Staff  Corps  .... 
Capcain  H.  C.  Tytler,  Staff  Corps.... 
Captain  A.  C.  Watson,  Staff  Corps  . 
Captain  F.  A.  Andrew,  Staff  Corps  , 
Captain  W.  A.  Hill,  Staff  Corps.. 


12th  (The  Kelat'i-Ghilzai)  Bengal  Infantry  (late  Regiment  of 

Kclat-i'Ghilzai. — Raised  in  i^2>^).— Linked  with  ^th  Regt. — Regimental  Centre,  Barcilhj. 

Class  Regiment — Hindustani  Mahoroedans. 

A  Mural  Crown  superscribed  ** /nric^a'*— "  Kblat-i-Ghilzai,  1842" — "  Candahab,   1842" — "Ghcznbb,   1842'*— 

•'Cabul,  1S42" — "Mahabajpohb  " — Afghanistan,  1S7S-79"— "  Bubma,  18S5-P 7*'— "Punjab  Fbontieb." 

Head  Quarters  at  Alipore.     Uniform,  Red.     Facingn,  (F"Aii#. 

Major  F.  B.  Mein,  Staff  Corps    11  May  96  Commandant,  14  June  99,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. 


Major  J.  C.  B.  Craster,  Staff  Corps 20  Nov.  95 

Major  R.  H.  Twigg,  Staff  Corps    27  Apr.  92 

Captain  T.  Webster,  Staff  Corps  !  5  Dec.  94 


;  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  CompanyComraander,  23  Mar.  98. 

!  Double  Company  Commander,  15  Jan.  94. — With  39  Bengal  Inf. 

,  Double    Company    Commander,  7    Dec.   99. — Recruiting    Staff 
]  Officer  for  Jats,  etc.  [Assam  District. 

Captain  C.  W.  Somerset,  Staff  Corps  ...30  Jan.  95  Double  Company  Commander,  7   Dec.   99.— Offg.  D.  A.  A.  G. 

Captain  F,  C.  Laing,  Staff  Corps 8  Dec.  97  Doable  Company  Commander.  10  Feb.  91.  [Office  {temp.)^ 

Cantain  W.  C.  Black,  Staff  Corps n  Feb.  go  Double  Company  Commander,  25  July  92. -D.  A.  A.  Gen.,  War 

Captain  C.  B.  Byers,  Staff  Corps  15  May  00  Double  Company  Officer,  15  Dec.  92.— Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gen., 

Lieut.  F.  E.  Coningham,  Staff  Corps  ...'  6  Oct.   92  Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  25  June  97,       [i&l  Class. 
Lieut.  W.  H.  K.  Campbell,  Staff  Corps  I  i  Apr.  97  Double  Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  27  Jan.  98. 

Lieut.  M.  L.  Ferrar,  Staff  Corps 22  Apr.  gSJDoublc  Company  Officer,  7  Dec.  99. 

2nd  Lieut.  lfo».A.C. Murray, St^ff  Corps  20  July  98!  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— With  2  Bengal  Infantry, 

2nd  Lieut.  C.  Kirkpatiick,  Staff  (Jorps...  27  July  98:  Doable  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

2nd  Lieut.  R.  J.H.  Baddelev.N.  Staff.R.    4  Jan.  gg'Doubie  Company  Officer,  12  Sept.  00. 

Lt.Col.  D.  B.  Spencer,  Indian  Med.  Ser.  31  Mar.  ooltn  medical  charge,  29  Sept.  86.— With  China  Exped.  Force. 

Captain  E.  E.  Waters,  Ind.  Med.  SerT...,29  July  gsjOfficiating  in  medical  charge. 


13th  {The  Shekhawattee)  Bengal  (Rajp'it)  Infantry  {late  SheJchawaftee  Battalion. — 

Raised  in  1S35). — Linked  with  6th  and  loth  Regiments. — Rzgi mental  Centre,  Meerut. 

Class  Regiment— Rajputs. 

"  Alliwal  " — "Afghanistan,  1879-80  " — "  Chitral." 

Head  Quarters  at  Ueerut.     Uniform,  Red.  Facingt,  Dark  Blue. 

Major  W.  T.  Fairbrother,  Staff  Corps     11  Feb,  95  Commandant,  13  Feb.  98,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. — Furlough. 

Major  C.  Le  G.  Justice,  Staff  Corps 11  May  98  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  13  Feb.  98. 

I     —Offg.  Comdt. 

Major  W.  Prior,  Staff  Corps    I13  Aug.  99  Double  Company  Commander,    13   Feb.  98.— Recruiting  Staff 

I     Officer,  for  Hindustani  Hindus. 

Captain  A.  Giles,  Staff  Corps g  Sept. 93  Double  Company  Comdr.,  13  Feb.  98.— Offg.  2nd  in  Command. 

"         ■     "   ~  ^  ^  ,    5  Dec.  94  Double  Company  Commander,  28  Aug.  93.— Cantonment  Magis- 

!     trate,  Rawul  Pindi. 
.  14  Jan.  96  Double  Company  Commander,  19  Jan.  89.  —  Field    Service, 

I     South  Africa. 
.  13  Dec,  93jDouble  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  13  Feb.  98. 
.    3  Feb.  96  Double  Company  Officer,  22  Jan.  00.— Transport  duty. 
,    4  Nov.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 
.  22  Apl.  00  Double  Company  Officer,  1  Apr.  00. 
2nd  Lieut.  J.  L.  V.  Stuart,  Staff  Corps...  25  Jan.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  23  Apr.  00.— With  6  Bengal  Infantry. 
Captain  C.  H.  Beusley,  Ind. iled. Service  29  Jan.  98  In  medical  charge,  21  Sept.  99. 


Captain  M.  Stevens,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  J.  M.  Camilleri,  Staff  Corps.. 


Lieut.  C.  Vickerst  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  B.  A.  Corbett,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut. C.  G,  Crosthv.aite,  Siaff  Corps 
Lieut.  I.  M.  C.  Poole,  Staff  Corps 


14th  (TheFerozepore  Sikhs)  Bengal  Infanry  (late  Regiment  ofFerozepore.  481 

Raised  30  Jidt/  1 S ^6). ~ Linked  with  i$ih  and  ^$tk  Regiments.— Jleginiental  Caitrc,  MooUan. 
„  Class  Ret^iment— Sikhs. 

LuCKWOW      {Defence  and  Capture)—'*  A.-LI  Musjid"— "  AFGHANiSTiir.  1878-79  "—"  Dkfknce  op  Chitbal  '• 
With  China  Expeditionary  Force.    Depot  at  Nowshera.     Uniform,  Red.    Facings,  Telloto. 


Rank,  Names,  and  Corps. 


Abmy 
Rank. 


Reuabss. 


>>.s.c,Lt.Col.J.W.Hocrije,  C/£.StaffCorps  23  Sept.97  Commandant,  25  Au?.  9^. 

Lt.Col.  A.  W.  T.  Radcliffe,  Staff  Corps...!  9  Aug.  Qg|2nd  in  Commandand  Double  Company  Commander,  25  Auo-  q=; 

Major  D.  J.  T.  O'Bnen,  Staff  Corps  [25  Feb.  oo'Double  Company  Commander,  5  Oct.  99. 

Captain  H.J.  Jones,  DSO.  Staff  Corps...  23  Aui?.  95 'Double  Company  Commander,  16  Apr.  87. 
Captam  H.  L.  Richardson.  StaffCorps...]  7  Peb.  96!  Double  Company  Commander,  11  Feb.  8q. 

Captam  P.  C.  P^hn,  StaffCorps 28  Apr.  97!  Double  Company  Officer.  22  Oct.  Sg.-Adjt.  Calcutta  Vol.  Rifles. 

Captain  F.  A.  Jacques,  StaffCorps  16  Nov.  98!  Double  Company  Officer.   20    Dec.    90.— Station   Staff  Officer. 

Nowshera.— Commanding:  Depot. 

Captain  C.  M.  Carter,  StaffCorps '23  Oct.  00  Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant.  13  June  97. 

Lieut.  K.  S.  Earle.  Staff  Corps    ..;  8  Dec.  94  Double  Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  6  Nov  99 

Lieut.  G.  D.  P.  Swinley,  Staff  Corps in  Apr.  9-7  Drmhl,-  Company  Officer,  1  July  00. 

Lieut.  B.  H.  Ryves,  Statf  Corps  ..    14  Nov.  97  Double  Comp  my  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Prob.  Commt.  Dent 

Lieut.  H.  S.  E.  Franklm,  Staff  Corps  ...    4  Nov.  99'  Double  Company  Officer,  1  July  oo. 
2nd  Lieur.F.  E.  G.Talbot.  Staff  Corps...  27  July  98' Double  Connpany  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

Captain  R.  M.  Barff,  Staff  Corjis    'iS  Dec.  99  Attached  for  duty.— From  45  Bengal  Infantry. 

Lieut.  C.  L.  Storr,  Staff  Corps    ...'30  Nov.  95  Attached  for  duty.— From  4  Sikh  Infantry.  ' 

Lieut.  W.  G.  K.  Gough,  Staff  Cori)S 20  Apr.  199;  Attached  for  dutv.— From  15  Bengal  Infantry. 

and  Lieut.  F.  C.  Waterfield,  Staff  Corjjs  2-  Jan.  98  Attached  for  dutj'. 

Captain  R.  Heard,  MB.  Indian  Med.  Ser  30  Jan.  96  In  medical  charge,  23  Feb.  99,— Offg.Supdt.  Lahore  Central  Jail 

Lieut.  W.  R.  Battve,  MB.  Inrt.  Med.  Ser  27  July  98  Attached  for  duty. 

Lieut.  E.  A.  C.  Mathetvs,  Ind.  Med.  Ser'  27  Jan.  oo'Atticheti  for  duty  at  Depot. 

15th  (The  Ludhiana  Silchs)  Bengal  Infantry  (late  Regiment  of  Licdhiana. — 
Raised  30  Jahj  l^\6). —  Linked  with  14^/1  and  4$th  Regiments.— Regimental  Centre,  Mooltan. 

Class  Re^'iment — Sikhs. 

"China, i860  62"— "Ahmed  Kubl"— "Kan-dahab,  1880 '•—"Afghanistan-, i878-<!o"—**SuAKiir,iS85"—"ToFHKK," 

-''Chitbal"—'*  Punjab  Fbonties"- "  Tihah." 

Head  Quarters  at  Malakand.     Uniform,  Ited.    Facings,  Green. 

Lt.GolonelR.C.Hadow,D50.Staff  Corps  127  Apr.  96  Commandant,  5  Feb.  gS.  [Offo-.  Comdt 


Major  G.  P.  Rowcroft.  DSO.  Staff  Corps 


Captain  H.  Trevor.  Staff  Corp.s  ... 
Captain  W.  A.  L.  Cowie,  StaffCorps 

Captain  J.  Hill,  DSO.  StaffCorps 

Captain  J.  L.  R.  Gordon,  Staff  Corps 


Captain  J.  R.  Carden,  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  C.  A.  Vivian.  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  W.  G.  K.  Gou^h,  Staff  Corps  .. 
Lieut.  C.  N.  MaomuUen,  Staff  Corps  .. 
2nd  Lieut.  H.  G.  Wilmer,  Staff  Corps 
2nd  Lient.  N.  Macleod,  StaffCorps  .. 
Captain  C.  N.  C.Wimbdrley,  MB.  I.  M.  S. 


13  Aucr.  gg 

22  Jan.  92 
24  May  q6 
5  Feb.  ' " 
22  Aug.  99 


)  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Comdr.,  15  Feb.  98.— 
;  Double  Company  Ccmmauder,  15  Feb.  q3.— Furlough. 
>  Double  Company  Commander,  4  Aug.  87.— At  Deoot.         [Comd. 
!  Double  Company  Commander,   13  Aug.  90.— Officiating  2nd  in 
I  Double  Comp my  Officer,  17  Nov.  97.— Officiating  Doable  Com- 
pany (commander.  [niander. 
4  Sept. 00  Double  Company  Officer,  15  Feb.  gS.Offg.  Double  CoupanyCom- 
30  Nov.  95  Double  Company  Officer,  7  June  gS. —Officiating  Adjutant. 
20  Apr.  99  Double  v.'ompany  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. — With  14  Bengal  Infantry. 
4  Nov.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 
35  Jan.  99  Supernumerary. 
25  Jan    99  Supernumerary. 
-.  31  Mar.  90  In  medical  charge,  11  Aug.  94.— la  charge  of  50  N.  F.  Hospital. 
NoTB. — The  2nu,  3rd, and  4th  Goorkha  Re  gts.,  when  acting  with  other  Bengal  Native  Troops,  rank  aftensth  JN.I. 
When  the  Infantry  Regiments  of  the  Punjab  Frontier  Force  are  acting  with  other  Bengal  Native  Troops, 
they  take  rank  according  to  the  dates  on  which  they  were  raised,  tbus:— The  Corps  of  Guides  Infantry,  the  ist, 
2nd,  3rd,  and  4th  Sikh  Infantry,  and  the  ist.  2nd.  4th.  5th,  and  6th  Punjab  Infantry,  after  the  15th  Bengal 
Infantry  and  the  3rd  Goorkha  Regiment ;  the  5th  Goorkbas  after  the  32nd  Bengal  Infantry. 

16th  (The  LucJviioiv)  'Bengal  (RajpiU)lnf 2intry  (late  Regt.  of  Luchiow). 
Raised  S  Dec.  1857). — Linked  with  2nd  and  ^th  Regiments. — Regimental  Oentre,  Agra, 

Class  Regiment — Rajputs. 
On  the  Colours  and  Appointments  the  design  of  a  *' Turreted  Gateway." — ^'Lucknow  '*  {Defence)-' 
"Afghanistan,  1879-80  "—"Burma,  1885-87." 
Head  Quarters  at  Doranda.    Wing  at  Bakaa  Duar.     Uniform,  Red.     Facings,  White. 
Lt.Colonel  A.  Montanaro,  Staff  Corps...  14  Oct.  97  Commandant,  11  Sept.  95.— Commanding  at  Doranda. 

Major  A.  E.  Whistler,  StaffCorps 30  Jan.  98  2nd  in  Comd.  and  Double  Company  Commander,  i  Dec.  99. 

Captain  E.  .1.  E.  Swayne,  Staff  Corps...  10  Mar.  34  Double  Company  Commander,  11  Sept.  95. — In  Somali  Land. 

Captain  A.  B.  Harvey,  StaffCorps  2^  Aug.  96  Double  Company  Commander,  22  Nov.  97.— At  Baksa  Duar. 

Captain  A.  S.  Begbie,  StaffCorps '25  Aug.  97  Double  Company  Commander,  n  Apr.  89.— Adj.  5  Admin.  Bn, 

I     N.  W.  P.  Vols. 
.  25  Aug.  97  Double  Compauy  Commander,  6  Nov.  8g, — Furlough. 
.  14  Sept.  98  Double  Company  Commander,  3  Apr.  91.— Offg.  Quarter  Master. 
.  II  Feb.  95  Double  Company  Officer,  2  Aug.  go. 
,    S  Apr.  93  Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjt,  22  .Tan.  99.- S.S.O.  Doranda. 

Lieut.  R.  J.  Cuming,  StaffCorps    ..I  8  Aug. go  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00  —With  2  Bengal  Infantry. 

Lieut.  P.  H.  Keen,  Staff  Corps   20  Juneoo  Double  Company  Officer,  i'  Aug.  od. 

2nd  Lieut.  C.  K.  C.  Sandys,  Staff  Corp8{27  July  98  Double  Company  Officer,  1  Apr.  00. 

Captain  E.  R.  Parry,  MB.  Ind.  Med.  Ser.  130  Jan.  g6  In  medical  charge,  28  Oct.  gS. — Supdt.  Central  Jail,  Mong  Rasul. 

Capt.  W.  W.  Clemensha,  MB.  I,  Med.  S.  2g  Jan.  gg  Officiating  in  medical  charge. 

Major  H.  C.  Banerji,  Ind.  Med.  Seryice  to  Oct.  92  Officiating  in  medical  charge  at  Baksa  Duar. 

17tli   (The  Loyal)  Bengal  Infantry   {late  Loyal  Furhiya  Regiment. 

Raised  in  1858). — Linked  with  i%th  Regiment. — Regimental  Centre^  Benares. 

Class  Regiment— Hindustani  Mahomedans. 

"Afghanistan,  i87g-8o" — "Sdakin,  1885  "  — "  Tofbek." 

Head  Quarters  at  Benares.     Uniform,  Red.    Facinqs,  White. 


Captain  L.  M.  Bell,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  G.  AVatling,  StaffCorps 

Captain G.  R.  Vanrenen,  StaffCorps 
Lieut.  F.  C.  Tregear,  Staff  Corps 


Bt.Lt.Col.L.  J.E.nradsha\v,StaffCorpSji8  Nov.  go 
Captain  A.  P.  D.  Harris,  StaffCorps  ...  22  Oct.  9: 
Captain  W.  L.  Davidson,  StaffCorps  ... 
Captain  J.  C.  Sutherland,  Staff  Corps... 

■Captain  C.  E,  Wood,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  F.  K.  Neinersole,  Staff  Corps... 

Lieut.  T.  E.  Madden,  StaffCorps  

Lieut.  G.  R.  K.  WiUiam'5,  StaffCorps  ... 
Lieut.  R.  W.  de  C.  Reunick,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  S.  B.  Combe,  StaffCorps. 


Lieut.  J.  K.  Knowles,  Staff  Corps 

and  Lieut. L.S.  H.  Smithers,  Staff  Corpi 
Major  P.  W.  O'Gorman,  lud.  Med.  Ser  .. 
Lt.Col.  DharmdasBasu,  Ind.  Med.  Ser 


Commandant,  22  May  gg.— And  Commanding  at  Benares. 

2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander, with  r  ink  of 
14  Feb.  94  Double  Company  Commander,  2g  Nov.  99.  [Major,  29  Nov.  gg. 
25  Aug.  94  Double  Company  Commander,  4  Aug  00— Famine  duty,Bejaoore, 
25  Aug.  97  Double  Company  Commander,  4  Aug.  00.  [Burma. 

30  Jan.  OD  Double  Company  Officer,  22  Dec.  92. — Assist.  Commr.  4th  Grade, 
I  July  92  Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  16  May  94. 

16  Mar.  g8  Doub'e  Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  g  Nov.  98.— Furl. 
3  July  gg  Double  Company  Officer,  23  Mar.  00.— Offg.  Quarter  Master. 
22  Apr.  00  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— With  3  Bengal  Infantry. 
24  Feb.  00  Double  Company  Officer,  20  Aug.  00. 
20  July  98  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.  [Meer. 

31  Mar.  00  fn  medical  cuarge.  2  Feb.  98.— Offg.  Med.  Storekeeper,  Meeau 
31  Mar.  97  Officiating  in  medical  cliarge. 


482     18th  Bengal  InTd^niry  (hi fe  A( 'pore  liegimevf. — liaised   29  Jime  1795). 

(/lass  Rerrinietit— Hindustani  Mahomedans. 
Liiikrd  with  ly th  Jlrgimeni. — Hegiiiieatal  Centre^  Bciiarcs. 
'*  Burma,  1885-87." 
Head  Quarters  at  Dinapore.     Detachment  at  Guntok.     Uniform ^  "Red.    Facings,  Bl a cle. 


Ri.XE,  Names,  and  Cobps. 


AauT 
Rank. 


Reuabes. 


Lt.Colonel  A.  D.  Enriquez,  Staff  Corps, 

Major  G.  Bowrinf?.  Staff  Corps   

Captain  R.  R.  Renton,  Staff  Corps    

Captain  R.  M.  Edwards,  Staff  Corps    ... 

Captain  E.  V.  Martin,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  J.  K.  Condon,  Staff  Corps    

Captain  C.  K.  Anderson,  :Staff  Corps   ... 
Lieut.  W.  N.  Lushington,  Staff  Coqjs... 

Lieut.  H.  E.  ap  R.  Pryce,  Staff  Corps  ... 

Lieut.  B.  R.  iloberly.  Staff  Corps 

2nd  Lieut.  \Y.  E.  t£.  Spry,  Staff  Corps. 
Captain  A.  F.  Stevens,  Ind.  Med.  Ser..., 


14  Nov.  00, Commandant,  19  Mar.  96. 

II  Sept.gojznd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  20  Apr.  96. 
30  Jan.  Q5'Double  Company  Commander,  3  Auy.  98.— Guntok. 
7  Feb.  96  Double  Company  Commander,  14  July  87. 
16  Nov.  08  Double  Company  Commander.  30  Aug.  02.  [Dept. 

22  Auj?.  99  Double  Company  Otficer,  22  Mar.  93. — Under  Sec.  to  Govt.  Gen. 

23  Mai",  ou, Double  Company  OtKcer  and  Quarter  Master,  15  May  94. — Furl. 

3  Sept.  g2;Double  Company  Officer,  3  Aug.  ^ti.— Dept.  Assist.  Com.  Gen. 
j  I        2nd  Class. 

'16  Apr.  97|Doubl6  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  3  Au^.  98. 

4  Nov.  99  Double  Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Masrer,  i  Apr.  00. 
25  Jan.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  23  Apr.  00, — Guntok. 

29  Jan.  98;  hi  medical  chartre.  28  Nov.  98.— With  4  Native  General  Hospital. 
iOfflciating  in  medical  chari^e. 


IDtli  (Pu)ijah)  Bengal  Infantry  (late  jth  Punjab  Infantry, — 
Raised  ill  1S57). — Linked  iciih  22nd  and  2^th  Keginunts, — Reg i mental  Centre,  Jkchcm. 
Class  Company  Regiment — 4  Companies  Sikhs,  2  Companies  Punjabi  Mahomedans,  2  Companies  Pathans, 
"Ahmkd  Khel"— "Afguanistan,  1878-30." 
Head  Quarters  at  Kohat.     Uniform,  Red.    Facivgg,  Dark  Blue, 

iComraandant,  [ — Offg.  Comdt. 

6  Oct,  96  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  24  Jan.  94. 

'Double  Company  Commander, 
9  Sept.g^'Double  Company  Commander,  12  May  98. — Off.  2nd  in  Comd. 

6  Feb.  95|DoubIe  Company  Commander,  i  July  00. — With  24  Beusral  Inf. 

7  Feb.  go  Double  Company  Commander,  i  July  00. — Cant.  Mag.  Sealkote. 
5  Feb.  9?!Do:ible  Company  Commander,  i  July  00. 

II  Feb.  99'Double  Company  Officer, 2  July  91.— Burma  Military  Police. 

11  Feb.  ggiDouble  Company  Officer,  30  June  94. — Field  Service,  S.  Alrica. 
iDouhle  Company  Officer, 

12  Apr.  92  Double  Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  22  June  97. 
23  Apr.  Q^lDouble  Company  Officer,  12  May  98. — Furlough 
:o  Jan.  Q7!Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. — Offg.  Quarter  Master. 

5  Nov.  cS'Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. — Furlough. 
20  Apr.  go'officiating  Double  Company  Officer. 
25  Jan.  99jSupernumerary. 
30  Jan.  99  In  medical  charge,  3  Sept.  98. 
27  Jan.  ooOfficiatiug  in  medical  charge. 


Major  A.  H.  Wilmer,  Staff  Corps 


Captain  D.  Beamea,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  G.  J.  P.  Soady,  Staff  Corpb.. 

Captain  E.  Waller,  Staff  Corps  

Captain  G.  A.  Dale.  Staff  Corps 

Captain  W.  J.  Windsor,  Staff  Corps.. 
Captain  C.W.G.  Richardson,  Staff  CorjDS 


Lieut.  G.  P.  Evans,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  G.  R.  D.  Churchill.  Staff  Corps  .. 

Lieut.  F.  T.  Duban,  Stuff  Corps 

Lieut.  H.  C.  D.  Jarrett,  Staff  Cori)S  

Lieut.  L.  C.  Thuillier,  Staff  Corps , 

2nd  Lieut.  J.  y.  Tancred,  Staff  Cori^s... 
Captain  V.  G.  Drake-Brockman.  I.M.  S, 
Lieut.  G.  I.  Browse,  Ind.  Medical  Serv. 


20th.  (The  Dttke  of  Cambridge's  Otvii  Punjab)  Bengal  Infantry — 

laic  Sth  Punjab  Inf.) — Raised  in  1857. — Linked  loith  2ist,26th  and  40^/t  Regis. — Licgtl. Centre, Mecc/n  Mccr. 

class  Company  Regiment — 4  Companies  Pathans,  2  Companies  Sikhs,  2  Companies  Dogras. 

*'  Taku  Fobts" — "  Pkkis"— "A LI  Mdsjid"—'* Afghanistan,  1878-80" — "Egtpt,i882," — '*  Tel-bl-Kebie  " 

— "Punjab  Frontier." 

With  China  Expeditionary  Torce.     Depot  at  Belhi.     Uniform,  Drab.    Facings,  Green. 

Hon.  Colonel.— Field  Marshal  H.R.U.the Dukeof  Cambridge,  KG.  KT.  KP.  GCB.  GCSI.  GCMG.  GCIE.  GCVO. 

Lt.Colonel  J.  B.  Woon,  Staff  Corps    20  May  98  Commandant,  10  Feb.  96. 

Major  W.  Giles,  Staff  Corps 11  May  98  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  31  Oct.  95. 

Major  P.  G.  Walker,  Stall  Corps  20  May  98  Double  Company  Commander,  9  May  95. 

Captain  L.  C.  Dunsterville,  Staff  Corps  23  Aug.  95  Double  Company  Commander,  1 1  May  89. 

Captain  S.  M.  Tighe,  Staff  Corps  29  Aug.  96  Double  Company  Commander,  19  Apr.  88. 

Captain  H.  W.  R.  Senior,  Staff  Corps  ...  25  Aug. 97  Double  Company  Officer,  16  Mar.  95. 

CcptamW.  H.Prendergast,  Staff  Corps     4  May  98  Double  Company  Officer,  9  July  90.— Sick  Furlough. 

Captain  G.  B.  Gough,  Staff  Corps 10  Nov.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  25  July  9.;.— Officiating   Station    Staff 

;  I  Officer,  Delhi.  [ant  2nd  Class,  Calcutta, 
Lieut.  W.  M.  Grimley,  Staff  Corps 117  Dec.  92  Double  Company  Officer,  24  Oct.  95. — Assist.  Military  Account- 
Lieut.  J.  C.  C.  Angelo.  Staff  Corps '27  Oct.  93  Double  Company  Officer,  18  June  96.— Assist.  Comm.,  Puniab.— 

Lieut.  R.  Ducat,  Staff  Corps 31  Aug.  94  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.  [Sick  Furlough, 

Lieut.  W.  M.  Fordham,  Staff  Corps  14  Nov.  97  Double  Comp-iny  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

Lieut.  M.  S.  M'Queeu,  Staff  Corps 4  Nov.  gg  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

Lieut.  P.  S.  St.  John,  Staff  Corps 22  Apr.  g8  Officiating  Double  Companv  Officer.— From  40  Bengal  Infantry, 

2nd  Lieut.  B.  H.  Finiiis,  Staff  Corps 20  July  98  Officiating  Double  Company  Officer. 

2nd  Lieut.  A.  J.  H.  Grey,  Staff  Corps  .  .  27  July  gS  Officiating  Double  Company  Officer.-From  2^  Bengal  Infantry. 
Lt.Colonel  W.  E.  Griffiths,  Ind.  Med.  S.    i  Oct,   92  In  medical  charge,  4  Oct.  92. 
Lieut.  J.  G.  P.  Murray,  Ind.  Med.  Serv.  20  July  97  Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


21st  (Punjab)  Bengal  Infantry  {late  gth  Punjab  Pn.fantry). — 

Raised  27  Aug.  1857. — Linked  with  20th,  26th  and  ^oth  Regiments. — Regimental  Centre,  Mjcccji  Mccr, 

Class  Company  Regiment — 3  Companies  Pathans,  i  Company  Punjabi  Mahomedans,  3  Companies  Sikhs 

I  Company  Dogras. 
"Abyssinia" — "Afghanistan,  1S78-80." 
Head  Quarters  at  Peshawur.     Uniform,  JJrab.    Facings,  Bed. 


Lt.Colonel  W.  C.  Faithful).  Staff  Corps  21  Sept.oo 
Major  P.  M.Carpendale,  Staff  Corps    ...  11  May 

Major  W.  R.  Little,  Staff  Corps  ;  14  Jan.  00 

Captain  A.  H.  Montagu,  Staff  Corps    ...14  May  95 

1 
Captain  D.  C.  A.  Andrew,  Staff  Corps  ...  30  Jan.  97 
Captain  M.  Williamson,  Staff  Corps    ...    8  May  98 

Captain  C,  Kaye,  Staff  Corps 6  Mar.  00 

Captain  D.  A.  C.  Brownlow,  Staff  Corps  21  Sept.oo 

Lieut.  W.  G.  P.  Murray,  StaffCorps 22  Apr.  95 

Lieut.  H.  F.  M.  Browne,  Staff  Corps to  July  99 

2nd  Lieut.  T.  H.St.  G.Tucker,  S.  Corps   4  Aug.  97 
Captain  F.N,  Windsor,  Jfi^.  Ind.  Med.  S.  29  July  gS 


Commandant,  11  Dec.  95. 

2nd  in  Commanil  and  Double  Company  Commander,  n  Dec.  95* 

Double  Company  Commander.  ' 

Double  Company  Comdr.,  18  July  83.— With  Hong  Kong  Regt. 

Double  Company  Commander,  6  Oct.  86.— D.  A.  A.   Gen.   for 

Musketry,  Imperial  Service  Troops. 
Double  Cnmpany  Commander,  27  June  87. 
Double  Company  Officer,  2  Nov.  go. 

Double  Company  Officer,  5  Dec.  92.  [Magistrate,  Mooltan, 

Double  Company  Officer,  15  Feb.  92.— Officiating  Cantonment 
D^mble  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 
Double  Company  Officer,  i  Api.  00. 
Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 
In  medical  charge,  4  March  od.  ,  . 


22nd  {Punjab)  Bengal  Infantry  {late  nth  Punjab  Infautn,).—  483 

PMised  I  Aug.  iSs7-— Linked  with  igth  and  24th  Rr.ginmits.—Itcgimcntal  Centre,  Jhrhim 
Class  Company  Ke^iment-4  Companies  Sikhs,  ?  Companies  Punjabi  Mahnmerlans 
hV.'i'?,       .'~'  ^jeHiNisT*x,  1870-S0"-"  Punjab  Feontier.' 
Head  Quarters  ai  Rawal  Pmdi.     n,nf„rm.  Red.     Facing,.  Bine. 


Company  Pathans. 


Rank,  Nasies,  and  Cohps. 


Major  R.  H.  Rattray,  Staff  Corps... 
Major  H.  F.  Holland,  Staff  Corps... 
Captain  L.  N.  Herbert,  Staff  Corps  , 
Captain  C.  A.  Fowler,  Staff  Corps    . 


Captain  R.  R.  Vauifhan,  Staff  Corps  . 
Captain  T.  G.  Blois-Johnson,  Staff  C. 

Captain  G.  J.  Davis.  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  R.  J.  T.  Stewart,  StaffOorps... 
ITffi:  Lieut.  E.  W.  Costello.  StaffCorns... 
Lieut.  E.G.  D. de  Labilliere,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  J.  L.  Farue.v,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  F.  A.  Magniac,  Staff  Corps   ... 

Lieut.  R.  Clifford,  Staff  Corps   

Lieut.  H.C.M'W;itters,  Staff  Corps... 
Captain  C.  H.  Bedford,  3ID.  Ind.iled.S 
Capt.  A.  W.  R.  Cochrane,  MB.,  In.  M.  S 


Arut 

R\NK. 


30  Jan.  q3 

20  Ma.y  g8 

9  Sept.93 

7  Feb.  96 

5  Feb.  98 


RSUABKS. 


Commandant,  12  July  99.  with  r.ank  of  Lt. Colonel 
2nd  in  Commanil  and  Douljlo  Company  Commander,  ^o  Oct  qo 
Double  Couriany  Commander,  17  Nov.  96.— Sick  Furlough' 
Double  Company  Commander,   25  Oct.  Se.-Recruitins  Staff 
Oflicer  lor  Puniabi  Mahomedans.  [trate    \..'ra 

Double  Company  Commander,  20  Jlay  gj.-Cantonment  Mails' 


4  \Iar.  99  Doub  e  Company  Commander,  8  .July  92.  [Furlou'^h 
I  Mar.  00  Double  Company  Commander  and  Adjutant,  16  Sept.  96  -Sick 

5  .luly  94  Double  Company  Comdr.,  9  Jan.  97.  ^     ^  ^'^ 

Doub  e  Co.Ollicer,  16  June  aq.-Offisr.  Qr.  llr.-With  24  Ben-  In 
Doub  e  Company  Oftccv,  ,  Apr.  oo.-With  24  Bengal  Infautn" 
Double  Company  Otlicer.— Furlough.  " 

Double  Company  O  nicer. 

Omciating  Double  Company  Officer.  rCnlcnfto 

In  medical  charge,  ,  Feb.  97--Chem.  E.-.aminer,&c.,  Med.Col 
Offlciatmg  m  medical  charge.  ' 


3  Oct.  9I 
23  Mar.  96 
3  Ian.  99 
2  Apr.  00 
20  Oct.  00 
30  Sept.  89 
29  Jan,  99 


23rd  {Punjab)  Bengal  Infantry  {Pione,',rs—late  i^th  Panj ah  Infantry). 
PMtscd  m  l&ST— Linked  ivith  32nd  and  34^1  Rccjimcnts.— Regimental  Centre.  Umhalla. 


Clasd  Regiment— Sikhs 

■"^?p"?."';,V'-"P^I"''^''  KOTAL---CHABASIA "-"Kabul.  l879"-"KA!fDAKA, 

„      ,  „       '^^°    -  Afghanistan,  1878-80  "-"Chitbal."  "  J!.ahdakai 

Head  Quarters  at  Meean  Jtteer.     Uniform,  Dvab.    Facing,,  Chocolate. 

Major  R.  T.  Crowther,  Staff  Corps 14  Jan.  oobnj^n  Command  and  Doable  Company  ComtU--^2?i'uJ'''oY_ 

.'■1'^ ^'  Sept. 95  Double  Company  Commander.  3  Jan.  99,-With'.;i  Bengal  Infy. 

duty,  Cen- 


'  Taku  Fobts  " — "  Pkkiit  ' 


Maior  A.  E.  P.  Burn,  Staff  Co 


■li. 


Captain  F.  Duncan,  Staff  Corps 22  Oc-..  92:Double  Company  Commander,  la  No7  V-Fnrlougr 

Captam  R.  C.  Lye,  Stall  Corps ,  7  Feb.  96  Double  CompanV  Commander;  27  Aug.  Sg'.-FSmine  d, 


tral  Provinces. 

i.apuaiua..  >Yaiiaceuuniop,  &tau  uorps;3o  Jan.  97  Double  Comnanv  Officer  n  Anr  r,^     nrf„  nr,,^„„„A„   . 
Captain  H,  P.  A.  Pearson,  Staff  Corps  122  Aug.  99  Double  Companv  Officer'  ?,  Slav  ci"  Off-  Dn^, Mp  Pn  p       . 

neuf-  ?■■  W  ^^J'''\%^''''°'P' -  -f'^-  '-Double  Com'pany  Officer:  lAor^^qft^e'lat'^S^tlim^^^^ 

Lieu  .  C.  W.  Keene,  staff  Corps    I  i  Jan.  94:Double  Comnauy  Officer,  2S  July  oo.-Ofl<.  Quarter  Master 

Lieut.  G.  H.Sawyer,  Staff  Corps 29  Sept.  88,  Double  CompanV  Officer   i  An-  oT  r  T=  n   \r„  f 

Major  W.  B.  Lane,  Ind.  Med.  Service  .J,  Se^.^'ln  medical  'o^.l.T^"iil^lV.-an..  SupeSiende°nt"ce"S 


24:th  {Punjab)  Bengal  Infantry  {late  i6th  Punjab  Infantry).— 

Raised  5  June  i8S7-— Linked  leith  igth  a,ul  2znd  Regiments.— Regimental  Centre,  Jhelum. 

Class  Company  Regiment-4  Companies  Sikhs,  i  Company  Dogras,  i  Company  Punjabi  Mahomedans 

, ,  2  Companies  Pathans. 

Kandahae,  18S0    —"Afghanistan,  1878-80  "— •'  Punjab  Feontieb  "— "Malakan-d  " 

With  China  Expeditionary  Force.    Depot  at  Rawal  Pindi.     Uniform,  Sed.     Facings,  White. 


Major  J.  G.  Ramsay,  Staff  Corps  11  Feb.  ( 

Captain  A.  L.  Lindesay,  Staff  Corps  ...  10  Mar.  94 
Bt.MajorS.  H.  Climo,  DSO.  Staff  Corps'12  Feb.  99 
Captain  P.  G.  Anderson,  Staff  Corps  ...  11  Feb.  99 
Captam  H.  A.  V.  Cummins,  Staff  Corps  21  Sept.  00 
Captain  G.  M.  FitzM.  Soady,  Staff  C.  ..1  6  Feb.  95 
Capt.  A.  K.  Rawlins,  Z>SO.  Staff  Corps.  21  Dec.  00 

Lieut.  H.  \V.  P.  Cooke,  Staff  Corp.i  !22  June  92 

Lieut.  A.  Sivceu,  Staff  Corps  !  2  Oct.  93 

Lieut.  S.  Morton,  Staff  Corps 22  Apr.  98 

Lieut.  F.  Skipwith,  Staff  Corps 22  Apr.  00 

Lieut.  L.  D.  Wathng,  Staff  Corps...  22  Apr!  00 

2nd  Lieut.  E.  C.  Elles,  Staff  Corps    ,27  Jul.7 

Lieut.  E.  G.  D.  de  Labilliero,  Staff  Corps]  3  Oct. 

Lieut.  J.  L.  Furney,  Staff  Corps    I23  Mar.  96 

Uffi  Major  H.  F.  Whitchurch,  Ind.  M.  S.131  Mar.  :o 


Commandant,  24  Aug.  97,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. 

2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  [N.W.P.  Vols. 

Double  Company  Commander,  20  Oct.  99.— Adjt.  2ud  Admin.  Bn' 

Double  Company  Commander,  20  Oct.  99. 

Double  Company  Comdr.,  21  Aug.  01.— With  Hong  Kong  Regt. 

Double  Company  Commander,  16  May  99, 

Officiating  Double  Company  Commander.— From  19  Bengal  Inf. 

Double  Co.npauy  Officer  and  Adjutant,  16  Mar.  94. 

Double  Company  Officer  andQr.  Jlr.,  8  Aug.  94. 

Double  Company  Officer,  30  Apr.  97. 

Double  Company  Officer,  29  Oct.  99.— Officiating  Adjutant. 

Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

Double  Compan.v  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

Offg.  Double  Compan.y  Officer.— From  22  Bengal  Infantr.y. 

Offg.  Double  Company  Officer.— From  22  Bengal  Infantry. 

In  medical  charge,  11  May  92. 


25tli  {Punjab)  Bengal  Infantry  {late  iTth  Punjab  Infantry).— 
Raised  in  1S57.— Linked  with  27th,  2Sth  and  ^^rd  Regiments. —Regimental  Centre,  Ferozcporc. 
Class  Company  Regiment— 3  Companies  Sikhs,  2  Companies  Dogras,  2  Companies  Punjabi  Mahomedans, 

I  Compan.y  Pathans. 
"Ahmed  Khel"— "  Kandahab,  1880"— "Afghanibian,  187S-80  "— "  Chiteai.." 
WithMalakand  Force.     Depot  at  Jhelum.      Uniform,  Eed.     Facings,  White. 
Lt.ColonelG.  H.  B.  Coats,  Staff  Corps...  28  Oct.  97  Commandant,  9  Nov.  95.— Sick  Furlough. 

ji.n.c.  Major  W.  E.  Bunbury,  S.  C 30  Jan.  98:2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  30  July  96. 

i       — Officiating  Commandant.  [—Offg.  2na  in  Comd. 

Major  A.  Hamilton,  Staff  Corps    n  Aug.  00,2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  9  Nov.  95. 

Captain  A.  A.  E.  Campbell,  Staff  Corps  10  May  93  Double  Company  Commander,  9  Nov. '95. —Commanding  Denot. 
Captain  R.  L.  Tottenham,  Staff  Corps...    9  May  96  Double  Company  Commander,  10  July  87.- Trans.  duty.Quetta. 

Captain  J.  Gaisfcrd,  Staff  Corps 22  Aug.  99, Double  Company  Officer,  16  Apr.  92.- With  China  Espy.  Force. 

Lieut.  G.  D.  Campbell,  Staff  Corps  10  Nov.  94|Double  Company  Officer,  26  July  98.— With  Honi>-  Kong  Regt. 

Lieut.  F.  Martin,  Staff  Corps    13  Feb.  95  Double  Company  Officer,  26  July  98.— Assistant  Rscr.  Officer, 

Punjab,  Mahomedans. 

Lieut.  C.  B.  Riley.  Staff  Corps    25  June  98  Double  Company  Officer.— 25  July  00 

2nd  Lieut.  H.  R.  A.  Hunt,  Staff  Corps  ..  25  Jan.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  4  Julj  00. 

2nd  Lieut.  B.  C.  Penton,  Staff  Corps  ...  25  Jan.  gglDouble  Comnany  Officer,  21  July  00 

2nd  Lieut.  De  L.  W.  Pass}',  Staff  CoriJS.  25  Jan.  99|Supernumerary'. 

Lieut.  H.  St.  G.  M.  iil'Rae,  Irish  Regt,  28  Oct.  99  officiating  Double  Company  Officer. 

Major  A.  C.  Yonuan.  MB.  Ind.  Med.  S.     i  Oct.  97|ln  medical   charge,  3  Mar.  89.— Sick  Furlough. 

Lieut.  J.  J.  Urwin,  Indian  Med.  Serv...,  27  July  99  Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


484  26th  (Pitiijah)  Bengal  Infantry  (late  iSth  Punjab  Infantry), — 

liaised  in  Jiuie  1857. — LlnJced  iviih  20fJiy  2i.s^  aii<l  ^oth  lu'gimoits. — R'.yunoital  Centre,  Meean  Meet. 
Clasa  Company  Regiment — 4  Companies  Sikhs,  t  Company  Dogras,  3  Companies  Afridis 
''Afghanistan,  1878-79  " — "  Bcema,  1885-87,'' 
Head  Quarters  at  Malafcand.      Uniform^  Drab,   Facmgt,  Red. 


Rank,  Names,  and  Corps. 


Bt.Major  G.  F.  H.  Dillon,  Staff  Corps  . 
Major F.  H.Hancock,  Statf  Corps    .... 

Captain  L.  B.  Walton,  Staff"  Corps  .... 


Abuy 
Rank. 


20  May 
22  Jan. 


99 


25  Aug.  97 


Captain  C.  Rattray,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  I.  F.  R.  Thompson,  Statf  C. 
Major  C.  C.  Anderson,  Staff  Corps  .... 
Lieut.  O.  H.  Lawson,  Staff  Corps 


Lieut.  G.  Walton,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.G.  O.  TurnbuU,  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  A.  J.  H.  Grey,  StaffCorps 

2nd  Lieut.  P.  S.  Stonev,  Staff  Corps 

Capt.J.H.Huso,i>50.MB.Ind.Med.Ser. 


II  Feb.  ' 
10  Nov.  • 
18  Feh.  . 
i:  May  ( 

24  May  < 
2;  Apr.  ' 
-7  July  < 

25  Jan.  I 
28  Jan.  I 


Remarks. 


Comdt.,  II  Nov.  99,'witli  rank  of  Lt.  Col.— Offg.  D.A.G.in  India 
2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Comdr.,  4  Apr.  00— Purl- 
Double  Company  Commander, 
Double  Company  Commander,  21  Jan.  91.— Comdt.  Sc.  Supdt.  0 

Police.  PoiL  Blair. 
Double  Compauj'  Commander,  26  Aug.  gr. 

Double  Company  Comdr.,  30  Dec.  gi.^With  Depot  at  Jhelum. 
Double  Company  Officer,  23  Oct.  84. 
Double   Company   Officer    and  Quarter  Master,    10  Aug.  99.— 

Ma'akaud  Force. 
Double  Company  Officer,  4  Apr.  00.— Officiating  Adjutant. 
Double  Company  Officer,  :  \\ir.  00. 

Double  Comp  iiiy  C)rticer,  i  Apr.  00. — With  20  Bengal  Infantry  . 
Double  Company  Officer,  22  Apr.  00. 
In  medical  charge,  22  Mar.  00. 


27th  (Piinjah)  Bengal  Infantry  (late  igfh  Punjab  Infantrtj), — 

R%ised  19  Jane  1S57. — Linked  wif.k  z^th,  zSlh  and  ^^rd  Rcginioits. — Regimental  Centre,  Fcrozepore. 

Class  Company  Regiment— 3  Companies  Sikhs,  i  Company  Dogras,  2  Companies  Punjabi  Mahomedans, 

2  Companies  Pathans. 

*' China,  1860-62'' — "Ali  Musjid" — "Afghanistan,  1878-80" — "  Burma,  1885-87." 

Head  Quarters  at  Edwardesabad  and  Gjmal  Outposts.      Uniform,  Drub.    Facings,  Red. 


Major  A.Wallace,  StaffCorps 

Major  W.  B.  Mullins,  StaffCorps 

Captain  C.  W.  O'Bryen,  Staff  Corps    ... 

Captain  W.  H.  Hildebrand,  StaffCorps 


Captain  O.  A.  Smith,  StaffCorps 

Captain  G.  AV.  Robinson,  Staff  Corps  ... 

Captain  G.  H.  Bell.  StaffCorps. 

Lieut.  G.  Dodd,  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  G.  B.  Scott,  Staff  Corps   

2nd  Lt.  A.  P.  Sandeman,  Staff  Corps ... 
Lt.Col.  J.  tahearer,  DSO.MB.  lad.  M.S. 
Lieut.  H.  BouUon,  Ind.  Med.  Service... 


11  Sept. 96  Commandant,  ^o  July  00,  with  rank  of  Lt. Colonel. 

14  Jan.  CO  2nd  in  Com.  and  Double  Company  Comdr.,  30  July  00.— Furl, 
9  Sept. 93  Double  Company  Commander,  27  June  87. 
Double  Company  Commauder. 
29  Aug.  g6  Double  Company  Commander,  30  July  00. — Officiating  Recruiting 

Statf  Officer  for  Punjabi  Mahomedans. 
24  July  97  Double  Company  Officer,  27  May  93. — Plague  duty,  Bombay. 
14 Sept. 98  Double  Company  Officer,  29  Sept.  90.  — Special  Transport  duty. 
22  Aug.  99jDouble  Company  Officer,  11  Dec.  96. 

12  May  95, Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. ^Officiating  Adjutant. 
22  Apr.  98|Doubla  Company  Officer.— Officiating  Quarter  Master. 

20  July  98;Double  Company  Officer,  15  Apr.  00. 

2  Oct.  00' In  medical  charge,  8  June  87.— Sec.  to  Prin.  Med.  Officer.Simla. 
27  July  93'Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


28th  {Punjab)  Bengal  Infantry  (late  20th  Punjab  Tnfantnj). — 

Rxised  I  Jnhj  1857. — Linked  with  25///,  2ylh  and  33/7^  Regiments. — R'ginLcntal  Centre,  Fcrozepore. 
Class  Company  Regiment— 3  Companies  Sikhs,  i  Company  Dogras,  3  Companies  Pathans, 
I  Company  Punjabi  Mahomedans. 
'*  Chaeasia"—'*  Kabul,  1879" — "Afghanistan,  1878-80." 
Head  Quarters  at  Wana.     Detachment  at  Dera  Isoaail  Khan.     Uniform,  Red.     Fncinqs,  Emerald  Green. 

Colonel  A.  R.  Porter,  StaffCorps '15  Oct.  99;Commandant,  15  Oct. 95. —Col.  on  the  Staff,  Pyzahad.    [—Furl. 

Major  W.  E.  Phillips,  StaffCorps '22  Jan.  99  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  15  Oct.  95. 

Captain  G.  R.  Crawford,  StaffCorps  ...  22  Oct.   92'Double  Company  Commander,  15  Oct.  05.— Offg.  2nd  in  Cora. 

Captain  P.  Tweddell,  StaffCorps 23  Aug.  gslD^uble  Company  Commander,  i  Aug.  89.— China  Exp.  Force. 

Captain  O.  W.  C^rey.  StaffCorps  '30  Jan,  97'Double  Company  Commander.  4  Feb.  92. 

Capt.  A.G.de  V.Chichester,  Staff  Cortis  16  Nov.  98  Double  Company  Officer,  7  Oct.  92.— Plague  duty,  Bombay. 

I  I  Double  Company  Officer, 

Captain  W.  C.  PaliBDlogus,  Staff  Corps  '23  Mar.  00  Double  Company  Officer,  7  Oct.  92.— Plague  duty,  Bombay. 
Lieut.  J.  C.  M.  Wheeler.  StaffCorps  ...'is  Oct.   gi  Double  Company  Officer,  14  Aug.  92.— Furlough. 
Lieut.  H.  L.  Tomkius,  iJ.SO.  Staff  Corps  28  July  93  Double  Company  Officer,  23  May  96.— Officiating  Adjutant. 

Lieut.  X.  V.  L.  Rybot,  StaffCorps... I  3  Apr.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  1  Apr.  00. —Officiating  Quarter  Master. 

I  'Officiating  Double  Company  Officer. 

Lt.Colonel    Z.  A.  Ahmed,  J/D.  Indian'  | 

Medical  Service  ]  i  Oct.  92  In  medical  charge,  23  July  S4. 


29th  (Punjab)  Bengal  Infantry  (late  21st  Ptmjab  Infantnj). — 

Raised  12  July  1857. — Linked  irith  30/A  aiul  T,ist  Regiments. — Regimental  Centre,  Feshaicur, 

Class  Company  Regiment— 4  Companies  Sikhs,  2  Companies  Dogras,  2  Companies  Punjabi  Mahomedans. 

*'  Peiwab  Kotat," — "  Afghanistan,  1878-80" — "Chitbal." 

Head  Quarters  at  Peshawar.     Uniform,  Red.    Facings,  Blue. 

Lt.Colonel  R.  W.  MacLeod,  Staff  Corps  119  Oct.  9S  [Commandant,  T9  Nov.  98.  [with  rank  of  Major. 

Captain  A.  B.  H.  Drew,  Staff  Corps [  7  Feb.  96  2nd  in  Command  and   Double  Company  Comdr.,  30  Dec.  99, 

^-_.._;_iir  ,.  -Kf  ni-.,,i — 1.   a,„  «?  r««^..o  I  *^  ^*  ""-'=;  Double  Company   Commander,  30  Dec.  99. 

Double   Company  Commander,   i    May  00.— Staff  Captain  for 

Mobu.  Hd.  Qrs.  {temp.). 
Double  Company  Commander,  i  May  00. 

Double  Company  Officer,  22  Oct.  89.  —  Officiating  Double  Com- 
pany Commander. — Garrison  Class,  Kasauli. 
Double   Company  Officer,   31    Mar.   95. —  Intelligence  Branch, 
Simla.— With  China  Exjieditionary  Force.  [Comdr. 

Double  Company  Officer,  9  Sept.  95. —  Offg.   Double  Company 
28  Aug.  94  Doable  Company  Officer,  24  June  00.— Offg.  Double  Co.  Comdr. 

23  May  94'Double  Company  Officer,  1  Apr.  00.— Officiating  Adjutant. 

Ijieut.  G.  N.  S.  Keene,  Staff  Corps I  2  July  oo'Double  Company  Officer,  1  Apr.  00.— Offg.  Quarter  Master. 

€:ipt.  S.  A.ITarriss,  3/5.  Ind.  Med.  Ser.  29  Jan.  97|ln  medical  charge,  22  Apr.  98.— With  China  E.xpd.  Force. 
Lieut.  W.C.H.Forster,Ji"5.  Ind.  M.  S.' 27  July  QglOfficiating  in  medical  charge. 


Captain  W.  CM. Woodcock,  Staff  Corps]  6  May  96 
?*. 8. c. Captain  R.  E.  H.  Dyer,  Staff  Corps' 29  Aug.  96 

Captam  I.  H.  Grant,  StaffCorps 25  Aug.  97 

CaptainW. S.E.Howard,  Staff  Corps...  16 Mar.  9" 


Captain  J.  S.  Kemball,  StaffCorps,. 

Captain  H.  A.  Vallings,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  E.  H.  S.  Boxer.  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  A.  A.  James,  Staff  Corps 


II  Feb. 99 

9  May  99 


30th  (Pitiijab)  Bengal  Infantry  (late  2 2, id  Paujab  Tufanlnj).—         485 

Rii.ie.l  ill,  Ja,u:  l^n.—i^inkcd  with  2gtli  and  ^ist  R:jim',iU.— Regimental  Cenlrc,  Pcslmicur. 
CMasB  Compaoy  Eegimeat-4  Compaaies  Sikhs.  2  Companies  Dojrras,  2  Companies  Pimiabillahomedans 

AFGHitf  ISTiN ,  1879-80  "— ••  CHirKtL  "— "  Pd»JA8  FbONTIER  "— "  TiBiH  " 

Heni  Qasrterss  at  Mooltan.      Uniform.  Rei.    Facini/i.  IVhite 


Sank,  Names,  and  Co&fs. 


Ahmt 

Rank. 


Ubmakes, 


lit.Colouel  F.  C.  Maisej,  Staff  Corps 

Major  H.  H.  Dobbie,  Staff  Corpa  1 

Oaotain  F.  C.  ilnspratt,  StitfCorps 

Captain  C.  T.  W.  Forth.  Staff  Corps 

Captaiu  P.  Wiatle.  Staff  Corps   '2 

Captain  W.  J.  P.  Kave,  Staff  Corps 2 

Captain  E.  S.  Hall.  Staff  Corps  '2 

Captain  A.  Warri.  Staff  Corps' ji 

Captain  F.  W.  Birch,  Staff  Corps i 

Lieut.  A.  H.  G.  Thornson,  Staff  Corps. ..!i 

Lieut.  F.  L.  S.  Clarke,  Staff  Corps    1 

2nd  L-eut.  R.  L.  Bird  wood.  Staff  Coqjs   .2 
Major  C.  E.  L.  Gilbert, Ind.  Med.  Serv...^^ 


Sept. 
Ma.y 
Feb. 
ilay 
Aug. 
Aug. 
An?. 
Ojt. 
Feb. 
Apr. 
Oct. 
July 
Mar. 


Q7, Commandant,  12  Dec.  93. 

98, 2ud  in  Command  and  Double  Companv  Commander,  19  Nov.  98. 

96  Double  Company  Commaniler,  19  Nov.  9S. 

96  Double  Cimpany  Commander,  23  Jan.  So. 

96  Double  Company    Commander,    21    Mar.    90.— Famine    duty 

96  Double  Comp  my  Officer,  23  May  87.  [Central  Provinoe! 

97  Double  Company  Officer,  19  Apr.  91. — Farlougli. 
99  Double  Company  Officer,  i  .\pr.  00. 
99|Double  Company  Officer,  25  Aag.  00. 
93,Doubie  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

97  Doable  Companv  Officer,  25  July  00. 

98  Supernumerary.  [Hospital,  Kohat. 

99  In  meilical  charge,  4  Apr.  91.  -In  med.  charge  No.  52  Nat.  Field 


31st  (Punjab)  Bengal  Infantry  (late  23/-.;^  Panjab  Infantry).— 

Riiicd  ill  1857.— tiittcrf  with  2<)lh  and  ^oth  Ii-i/iia:nts.—Ii:rji,iiciital  Centre,  Pes/iawur. 
Class  Company  Regiment— 4  Companies  Sikhs,  2  Companies  Diirras.  2  Companies  Punjabi  Mahomedans 

■'AFGHlNISTAlf,   1S79-80"— ■■  PuS.IiB   Fk  JSII  Bit  "— "  Mi[,»KAND.'" 

HcmI  Quarters  at  Sealkote.     Uniform,  Red.    Faclnna.  Wkite. 


Lt.Colonel  H  .T.  Paithfull,  Staff  Corps     12  Peh.  00 
|).».c.Bt.L-..Col.H.B,B.\Vatlcis,StaffCps.i2o  May  93 

L'.Colonel  F.  M   Drury,  Staff  Corp? 26  Mar.  00 

Major  A.  E.  P.  Barn,  Staff  Corps =1  Sept. 95 

Captain  F..  S.  Cooper,  Staff  Corps    '19  Dec.  94 

Captain  E.  R.  iforton.  Staff  Corps  ^25  Noy.96 

Captain  W.  L.  Malcolm,  Staff  Corps    ...  27  Oct.  97  Djuble  Company  Commjnd3r,24  Aug.  01.- 

Captain  H.  B.  Ford,  Staff  Corps  14  Mar.  99  Double  Company  Officer.  7  .Ian.  94. 

Captain  L.  A.  Watson,  Staff  Cjrps  22  ."vui;.  goDouble  Company  Officer,  7  Mar.94.— Officiating  Quarter  Master. 

Lieut.  A.  a.  Kemball,  Staff  Corps  !  8  Oot.   92  Double  Companv  Officer,  i  Apr.  oo.— Officiating-  Adjutant 

Lieut.  E.  B.  Peacock,  Staff  Corps     ..  ..  2S  Apr.  95  Double   Company  Officer,    i  Apr.  od.— Famine  duty,  Ajmera- 

I  Merwar*. 

Lieut.  J.  M.  Bruce,  Staff  Cirps  ..  I  i  Apr.  qfilDouble  Comp  my  Officer,  15  June  00. 

Lieut.  W.  S.  Leslie,  Staff  Corps    9  Feb.  gS'Donble  Company  Officer. 

Captain  E.  V.  Hu-;o.  J/O.  Ind.  .\ted.  Ser.  27  .Inly  o;Uu  medicalonartre.  loSjpt.  95.— Special  Pla»aeduty,Jullundiir 
Cape.  C.  J.  Robertson-Milne,  If  S.I  M  S.  23  Jan.  g^lOffloiating  in  medical  charge. 


Comrnindant,  iS  Apr.  99  —  ^^urlough. 

2ad  in  Command  and  Double  Com  jany  Commander,  9  Feb.  oa. 

—  D..\..\.G.  Head  Quarters. —Farlough.        [—Sick  Furlough. 
2nd  in  Gommiiid  and  Double  Comp  my  Commander,  9  Feb.  03 
Offici  tting  2a  I  iu  Commanil.— From  23  Bengal  Infantry. 
Double  Company  Commander,  2  Dec.  88. 
Double  Company  Commander,  5  June  91.— Asst.  Rec.  Office, 

for  DoKras.  Dhirmsala.  fMalakand  Force 

Station  Stiff  Officer 


32nd  (Panjab)  Bsngal  Infantry  (Plonears—late  24th  Punjab  Infantry). 
Riiicd  in  iS^y.—Linl-el  with  i^rdaal  nth  U'.gim'.nts.—Rerjiinvntal  Centre,  Unihalla. 

Class  Rei^iment — Sikhs. 
"Autoiainuioeiiiiuiififfaciam."  "DBl.Hl"-"rjCoicsow' Vfte/ief  i,;,i  Ci;i/«re;— ".VFSHtNfSTAN,iS78-8o."-"CHlTEAL 

Head  Qnarier.s  at  Chifral.     Depot  at  Jhelam.     Uaiform.  Rei.     Ficinje.  Dni-k  Blue. 
Lt.Colonel   A.  E.  Jones,  Staff  Corpi    ..  23  Feb.  00  Commandant,  31  Dec.  95. 

p  s.c.  Major  H.  R.  Brander.  Staff  Corps  14  Jan.  03  2ud  in  Commirid  and  Double  Company  Commander,  2  Au<»  96 
Major  H.B.Borradaile,Z)SO.Staff  Corps  10  July  93  Double  Company  Comdr.  2  Au^.  90.— Adjutant  N.  \V.  Railway 

1  I     Vol.  Hides.- Furlough. 

Capt.  F.  H.  Peterson,  DSO.  Staff  Corps  25  Nov.  96  Double  Company  Commander,  3  Mar.  98. 

Captain  J.  B.  Bell,  Staff  Corps ^n  Feb.  99  Double  Company  Commander,  i  May  00. 

j  Captain  U.  Bethnne,  Staff  Corps '30  Jan.  00  Double  Company  Commander,  i  May  00. 

Captain  .4..  S.  Cobbe,  Staff  Corps 21  Sept  oo  Double  Comp  my  Officer,  i  May  96.— 2nd  in  Comd.  Brit.  Cen. 

I  I  (     Africa  llitles,  with  rank  of  Captain. 

;  Lient.  E.  H.  S.  CuUen,  Staff  Corps    21  Jan.  9;  Double  Company  Officer,  19  Jan.  08.- Offg.  Quarter  Master. 

Lieut.  H.  P.  Cooke,  Staff  Corps    24  Nov.  93  Double  Cmnpauy  Officer  and  Qr.  itr.,6  .May  gJ.-Offg.  Adjutant. 

i  Lieut.  H.  A.  Gib,  Staff  Corp? ..|ii  July  94  Double  Company  Oflicer,  3  Dec.  98.- Coumanding  Depot. 

]  Lieut.  (;.  W.  Robinson,  Staff  Corps 20  Apr.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  1  .\pr.  03.— Prob.  Commt.  Dept. 

t  and  Lieut.  B.  A.  L.yall,  Staff  Corps |  2  Jul.y  00  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

1  Lieut.  G.  C.  Hodgson,  Staff  Corps    20  Apr.  99'Double  Company  Officer,  r  Apr.  00. 

i  Lieut.  G.  P.  Gnrdon,  Staff  Corns 22  Apr.  00  Double  Comp-iny  Officer,  2  June  00. 

!  Captain  S.  R.  Smith,  Indian  M3d.  Ser.  28  July  91  In  medical  charge,  29  May  97. 

Nore.— The  5th  iJoorkha  Regiment,  when  acting  with  other  Bengal  Troops,  takes  rank  after  the  32nd  Bengal 

Infantry. 


33rd  (Punjabi  Mahomedan)  Bengal  Infantry. — Raised  in  1857. 

Liakeil  with  z^th,  27th  and  2Sth  R:.gi,n-n's. — R-ginvatal  Centre,  Fcrozepore. 
Class  Regiment— Punjabi  .Mahomedans. 
[  '■  BouMi,  1S35-87." 

I  Head  Quarters  at  Ferozepore.     Ufutnrm,  Re.l.     F.iclngn,  White. 

Lt.Colonel  0.  Hogge,  Staff  Corps .23  Sept.  97Commandant,  24  Jan.  96. 

Major  W.  L.  Bosweil,  Staff  Corps  '30  Jan.  9S  Diiuble  Cnmpan.y  Commander,  24  Jan.  gS.^Offg.  2nd  in  Com. 

Captain  E.  H.  Watson,  StaffCorps [23  Aug.  95. Double  Compm.v  Commander,   13  Feb.  gi. — With  Bast  Africa 


Captain  H.  King,  StaffCorps 29  Aug.  96 

Captain  G.  T.  Rjbinson,  Staff  Corps      .'24  July  9; 

Major  D.  .1.  0.  Taylor,  SUiff  Corps    i  May  91 

Captain  F.  J.  Eraser,  StaffCorps  1 12  Sept.  99 

Lieut.  F.  L.  Wood,  Staff  Corps  J19  Sept. 93 

Lieut.  A..  H.  P.  Harrison,  Staff  Corps  ...128  Sept.95 

Lieut.  J.  G.  Lyons,  Staff  Corps I22  Apr.  9? 

Lieut,  E.  H.  liuusford.  Staff"  Corps [  5  Nov.  98 

Captain  E.  L.  Perry,  Ind.  Med.  Serv,...  29  Jan.  99 

Lieut  D.  C.  Kemp,  ladiau  Me.l.  Serv.'2S  Jati,-99  O  Hci.vt-ing  iu  medical  charge. 


Double  Compan.v  Conmrander,  13  Apr.  91.  [Contingent. 

Double  Company  Commander,  12   Mar.  94. — Burma  MiUtary 

Police. 
Double  Compan.v  Commander. 

Officiating  Double  Company  Commander. — Prom  6  Punjab  Inf. 
Double  Comp  m.v  Officer,  20  Nov.  95. 
Double  llumpaii.y  Officer,  11  Nov.  96. — Sick  Furlough. 
Double  Compan.v  Officer  and  Ad.mtant,  22  Oct.  99. 
Double  Compan.v  Officer,  i  Ma.y  oo. — Sick  Furlough. 
Double  Compan.v  Officer,  i  Apr.  oo. — Officiating  Quarter  Master. 
Double  Company  Officer. 
ln_raedical  charge,  22  Jan.  09. 

QQ 


486    34th  (Punich)  Bengal  Infantry  (Pioneers).— Eaised  in.  1858,  dishandid 
in  ,882    rX;ac.l  21  March  ,SS7.^Li„kcdr,:Uh2i>-d  and  32nd Itcyis.-ncgll.  Centre,  Vmhalla. 
in  iooi,  /i-yi  J  Class  Resiment— Sikhs. 

With  China  Expeditionary  Force.     Deput  at  Umballa.     Unifoym,  E.i.    Faemg,.  Dark  Bine. 


UiNK, Names,  AND  Cobps. 


Lt.Colonel  il.  C.  Cooke-CoUi3,  Staff  C. 

Maior  A  F.  HoKge,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  G.  L.  Holland,  Staff  Corps 

Caiitain  A.  J.  Shaw,  Staff  Corps  

Captaiu  G.  E.  L.  Gilbert  Staff  Corps  .. 

Captain  T.  Y.  Seddon.  Staff  Corps  

Captain  H.  R.  Wallis,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut   E.  B.  Ban-alt,  St'iff  Corps  

Lieut.  G.S.  Clarke,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  J.  G.  .Teuninpcs.  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  R.  Nicolas.  Staff  Corps    .^ 

and  Lieut.  B.  C.  H.  Drew,  Staff  Corps 

2nd  Lieut.  P.  B.  Hall,  Staff  Corps     

Lieut.  G.  Hutcheson,  Ind.  Med.  Serv  .. 


AltM"X 

Rank^ 

30  Dec. 
May 

27  .laii. 

ig  Dec. 
9  May 
9  May 

30  Mar. 

7  Dec. 

14  Nov. 

5  Nov. 

4  Nov 
27  July 
25  .Tan. 
27  July 


Reuaiks. 


Commandant,  25  .luly  97-  „  ,  t„       o 

2nd  in  Command  and  Douqle  Company  Commander,  4  Jan.  98. 

Double  Company  Commander,  23  Mar.  98. 

Double  Company  Commander,  12  June  00. 

Double  Company  Commander,  10  Oct.  87. 

Dotihle  Companv  Officer,  iS  Nov.  90. 

Double  Company  OlHcer,  4  June  92.— Enumeration  Officer. 

Double  Company  Officer. 

Double  Company  Officer,  I  Apr.  00.  .        .  ,.   .      , 

D.  uhle  Company  Officer,  i  Jan.  97. -Officiating  Adjutant. 

Double  Company  Officer.  15  Oct.  97.-Olliciatmg  Quarter  Master. 

Officiating  Double  Company  Officer. 

Officiating  Douole  Company  Otficer. 

Superiinmerary. 

Officiating  m  medical  charge. 


•^^fh  l!^;kh)  Bengal  ln{a.ntry. -Raised  in  1858,  disbanded  in  1882  re-formed 
^^       i^i!  cl^^Ld  u-itkletk  nr,nnc:U.-Me,i„^.>Ual  Centre,  Ra.al  Pmdce. 
^  Class  Reiritnent— Sikhs. 

"  Punjab  Fboniieu"  —  '*M.vlakand. 
Head  Quarter.,  at  Derlxsmail  Khan.     Uniform.  Red.    Fa,nng>.  Yellow 


Bt.JIajor  T.  Quin,  Staff  Corps     

Bt.MajorC.  B.  Johnson,  Staff  Corps    . 

Captain  0.  B.  A.  Bond,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  E.G.  Rowcroft,  Staff  Corps  ... 
Captain  O.  G.  Gunning,  Staff  Corps  ... 

Captain  G.  R.  Cassels,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut  G.W.  G.Liudesay,  Staff  Corps... 

Lieut.  S.  K.  B.  Rice,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut  H.  Le  M.  Fellowes,  Staff  Corps. 

Lieut.  J.  Mackenzie,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  J.  C.  Freeland,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.C.  G.  Buchanan,  Staff  Corps  ... 
2nd  Lieut.  G.  G.  .1.  Sankey,  Stall  Corps 
2nd  Lieut.  L.  R.  Hogg,  Staff  Corps  .^ 
Captain  W.  B.  TurnbuU,  MB.  Ind.  M.S 
Lieut.  A.  M.  Fleming,  Ind.  Med.  Serv 


-  ^-  ^^  i;S^S^^.S'Sor  C^^a^^^^mS^aer,  ..  Sept.  99. 
t4«ov.yv    p  ^ji^_  Gei,.  for  Musketry,  Bengal.  ,         ^  =.     ^ 

10  May  0 lUd'in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander   16  Sept  99. 

?Feb   93,Double  Company  Comdr.,  16  Sept.  99-With  Hong  Kong  Regt. 
,2  Au"-'  09  Doable  Company  Commander,  i(5  feept.  59. 
,,  Anr  oQi  Double  Company  Commander,  IS  Mar.  93. 
28  June 9°  Dmble  Company  Commander  and  Quarter  Master,  3  Apr  95. 
t  Jan    9?  Double  Company  Officer,  it  May  99.-Offic.atmg  Adjutant. 

I  May  q6  Double  Company  Ollicer,  m  Aug.  99- 

=  Nov  q8  Double  Comi  any  Officer,  16  Sept.  99. 

4  Nov  99  Double  Companv  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 
20  Oct.  00  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 
25  Jan.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  14  Apr.  00. 

Z  Jul-;  '98  fn  SlcafcSge,  .,,  Nov.  ,8.-Witli  China  E.ped.  Force. 
28  Jan".  99'oaiclating  in  medical  charge. 


^RfV,  CsVt7)1  Bengal  lnfa.n%vy.— Raised  in  1858,  dlshanded  in  1882, 
re  ill^zs^i    1SS7  -l^'ferf  .10,  ,lk  Re,nn.nt  -Ecgi>nental  Centre,  IU..ul  PMce. 
"■'"•'      -'  Class  Regiment— Sikns. 

"POSJAB  Fkontieu"— "S.im.ina"— "Tiii.vH. 
Head  Quarters  at  Rawul  Pindee.     Vniform,  Red.    iacmgn.  Tello 


Colonel  C.  H.  Des  Voeux,  Staff  Corps 

Maior  H.  L.  Custance,  StaffCorps  

Captain  C.  T.  A.  Searle,  Staff  Corps  .. 
Captain  C.  E.  H.  Krskine,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  E.  L.  Sullivan,  btaff  Corps 


20  May  98, Commandant,  io  Jan.  gS.-Offg.  Col.  on  Staff,  Rawul  Pmdee. 
olay  9B3ud  in  Command  and  Doable  Company  Commander,  30  Jan^^- 
=^  Aug.  94  Double  Company  Commander,  30  Jan.  98.  _  t-Oftg.  Corndt 


7  Feb.  96 
2  j  Nov.  96 


Captain  H.  L.  Flemmg^  Staff  Corps- 
Captain  W.  A.  Bailey,  Staff  Corps  . 
Captain  R.  G.  Munn,  Staff  Corps    . 

Lieut.  E.  F.  Knox.  Staff  Conis- 

Lieut  H.  de  C.  Ireland,  Staff  Corps 
T  ient   H   R  E  Pratt,  DSO.  Staff  Corps  -, 
jmlLiCTt  W.  E  W.  Johnston,  Staff  C.  27  July  98 
Captain  C.  B.  Prall,  Lidian  Med.  Ser....  3°  Jan.  96 


to  Nov.  97 
31  Dec.  o3 
23  Mar.  00 
6  Oct.  93 
28  Oct,  96 
14  Nov.  97 


Doable  Lompauv  I.  umiiumuci,  jv  •'"".  ^"-  ^-       ,   °  , 

Do  ble  Company  Commander,  ,  June  Sj.-Sid.  Furlough 
Double  C  TOpanv  Commander.  15  Aug.  gi.-Offioiatmg  D.A.A.G. 

dScoSpuiv  Officer,  23  Nov.  g^-Burma  Military  Police. 
DoSb  e  CompanV  Officer,  x  Dec.  9C--F»«'ineduy  Central  Prov. 
Double  Company  Officer,  29  Nov.gC.-Sick  Furlough. 
Double  Company  Officer,  13  Feb.  98.    „„„.__,.    ^  A,i;„tont 
Doubli  Companv  Officer,  10  May  00.— Officiating  Adjutant. 
Dm"ble  OoS^anv  Officer,'  1  Am-.  oo.-Officiatmg  Quarter  Master. 
Double  Company  Officer,  30  July  o"- 
In  medical  charge,  16  May  96. 


•^7th  (Boara)  BengaHnfantry.— Bai'sec^  in  1858,  dlshanded  in  1882 
re  /^Iji  S    1887  -!»./-c.Z  u-M.  38^  r.cgi.tent.-Eegvnenlal  Centre,  Mau-al  P.naee. 
1  e-joi  mai  s.u      i  1  ^1^^^  Regiment— Dogras.       ^ 

"Chitsii."- "PcxjAB  Fkoxtiee.'  ^^ 

Head  Quarters  at  Peshawur.     Uniform,  Red.    ^'""^^'•J'-":-      ,,,,,„„,,,.„    ij^hadoor 
r  7„..z     Maior  General  H.  H.   Maharajah   Sir  Pratap  Singh,  aCSI.   Indra   Mahendia,  Bahadoor 
Hcnoran,  Colonel.-Ue.ioT  ^^"^e'^'g^"   ".g^itanat  of  Jumrooo  and  Cashmere. 


Lt  Colonel  W.  S.  Marshall,  Staff  Corps 

Major  J.  A.  Brorrn,  Staff  Corps    .^ 

Captain  J.  A.  H.Wood>vard,StoffCorps 
Captain  F.  J.  H.  Wynch,  Staff  Corps... 

Captain  C.  H.  R.  Coles,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  A.  0.  M'Crea,  Staff  Corps 

captain  A.  B.  Longden  btaff  Corps 


21  Bept.cK 

22  Jan.  gt 
9  Sept. 9.- 

14  May  9: 

7  Feb.  Q( 
iQ  Jan.  gi. 
II  Feb.  99 


HaTainP.  J.Mober,y,.D.SO.StaffCorps  ,0  Ju^-  95 


t;aptain  r  .  o.Jxvju,;i,.T  ,--■-•-_•  ~  — 
Lieut  W.  H.  Nicolson,  Stall  Corps 
Lieut.  L.  B.  Cloete.  Staff  Corps 

2nd  Lieut.  J.  G.  Cadell,  Staff  Corps 

2nd  Lieut.  B.  F.  Wakefield,  Staff  Corps 
Major  A.T.  Bown,  Indian  Med.  Service 


!8  Oct.   93 
4  Nov.  99 

27  July  98 
25  Jan.  99 


jommandant,  I  April  00.  r'„.^,«o,>dni-  ,  Anr  00 

md  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commaudei ,  i  Apr.  00. 
Double  Company  Commander,  i  Apr.  00.  „       ,  ,  Assistant 

Double  Company  Commander,  is  Ji>ne  87--Sl  f/^f  p^ss^'.^nt 
Political  Agent,  Gilgit.  wominn  dutv   Cen- 

Double  Company  Commander,  15  J"°|,,V„-^?SS?„  police. 
Double  Company  Co-ndr.  jyMay  9i--Bai-ma  MiUtaiy  fouce. 
Double  Company  Commander,  7  Oct.  92. 
Double  Company  Officer,  5  Mar.  97-  T„„„a 

Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  7  Jan.  98. 
Double  Company  Otticer,  i  Apr.  oo.-Officiatmg  Adjutant. 
Double  Company  Omcer.  n(r„  Tin„i-,ip  Comn  Comdr. 

Double  Company  Officer,  29  July  <«-0«^K:°"Xter  Master 
Double  Company  Officer,  12  Apr.  co.-Offg.  Quauer  Master. 


I  Oct.'  q6!ln  medical  charge,  9  July  87. 


38th  (Dogm)  Bengal  Infantry.-ZJa,^  In  1858 

Lml-ed  with  37lh  R^gimcnt.~Il-yi,„aUal  Centre,  Rau-at  Pi„d:e. 

Class  Regiment— Dosras. 

"  P^'^''""  Frostier  ••—■•JI.ii.AKAxD." 

Head  Quarters  at  Ferozepore.      Unifor.n,  Jied.     Facing,,  TMou:. 


4S7 


Rakk,  Names,  aitd  Corps. 


Abmt 
Rank. 


Dt.CoIonel  F.  G.  Vivian,  Staff  Corns 
Uajor  K.  P.  Bume,  St;iff  Corps... 
Captain  Tj.  C.  H.  Stainlorth ,  StaffCor'ps 
Bt.Mxjor  4.  Cadell,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  C.  W.  Tribe.  Staff  Corps 
Captain  H.  W.  Craddas,  Staff  Corn^ 
Lieut.  S.  B.  A.  Patterson,  Staff  Corps 
Lieot.  L.  S.  Browne.  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  H.  Barstow,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  W.  G.  Hutchinson,  Staff  Corps  " 
Lieut.  T.  IL  Ke.ves,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  C.  J.  B.  Hay,  Staff  Corps....!.'.;.'.'!! 

Lieut.  M.  G.  D.  Rowlandson  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  K.  H.  Waller,  Inniskillin?  Fu« 
Lt.Col.  G.  S.  Grifflths,  lud.  Med.  Serv' 
ilajor  J,  R.  Adie,  lad.  Med.  Serv 


Reuares. 


4  Jan. 

23  Oct. 
22  Jan. 
18  Nov. 

I  Sept 

I  Jan. 

31  Dec. 

5  Mar. 
22  Apr. 

5  Nov. 
20  Apr. 
4  Nov. 

22  Apr. 

24  Oct. 
30  Sept, 

1  Oct. 


97iCommandant,  13  Jan.  q8. 

^  Do'i  |'ir.™ar  ^cr™°rd'eV?3zr,f '•"'"^°^-'  =^  ^--  - 

'uSSl'  ,f  S^o™P™ii'  Commander,   10  Apr.  'oo  -Recrnitirr,  Rt„(r 

?^E:u;]!e8=^Se;-^'-^^-^^r^-- 

00  Double  Company  Officer,  -Apr  'oo  — Offo-   nWo   r-^    n a 

99  OmciatinjrDou.ile  Comply  otiiSr   "*=•"'*•  Co.  Comdr. 

■^^i^^^--I^al^-— :  3.  -ive^i-.  Hospi^^ 


39th  {Garhwal  Bijle)  Bengal  Infantry.— Kai^ed /»,  1887 

Linkceiunth^thaurl-ha  Ririe,.^Re<,nncnlal  Centre,  Zansdo>rne. 
Class  Regiment— G;irliwalis. 

"  PUXJAB  FaOXTIER." 

„.       .^^„  Head  Quarters  at   lansdowne.      CTniform,  Durl- Oree,,.   Facing..  Black 

C:ZinJ%''K.^rShS%l^ff°ifrpri\l^r   ''l?TST'"V-  '  "•-•-,  with  rank  of  Lt.Co, , 

Major  R.  H.  Twigg   Staff  Corps       '^■';^  tnr'  If^^l    r"^'  "nd  Dou^,le  Comnany  Comdr.,  30  July  9Q..Iw't 

Captain  D.E.Mocatta,  Staff  Corps! ul-^lTttDoJaecZ^ZiT^^°'''''f^°^^^^ 

Captain  M.  B.  Roberts   Staff  Corps '2°  May  q|  Donb  »  r?„''2}ZJ  ';?""«"<'".  7  Mar.  9S.  ^^ 

Lieut.  W.  H   Warden  Staff  Corns    I  «  t,  '    9^  Double  Company  Commander,  24  Dec.  S7. 


[tJeanda  Rifles. 
30  July  99.— With 


Lieut.  K.  Henderson,  Staff 'corps 
Lieut.  E.  r.  Holland,  Staff  Corps. 


Lieut.  H,  B.  Meakin,  MD.  Ind.  Med.  S 


14  No^.  97 
5  Nov.  9S 

27  July  98 


Double  Comp-.iiy  OlHcer,  i  Apr.  oo.-With  Usand*  Rifles 
Donbla  Company  Officer,  22  July  o=.-Offg.  Dble.  Co.  Comdr. 
In  medical  charge.  TExn  Forcp 

Officiating  in  medical  charge.- With  No.  43  N.  F.  Hosp'.  China 


40th  (Pathnn)  Bengal  Infantry.— EaisetZ  /»,  1858. 

Linked  with  20th,  iUI,  and  26th  Rcyim^nt,.-Rc„imenUd  Centre. 


Uccan 


Meer, 


Head  Quarters  at  Meean  Meer. 


Class  Regiment— Pathans. 
Detachment  at  Dera  Ghazi  Khan. 


Uniform,  Oral.     Facing),  Or 


Mnior  F.  t/™P^B'=^|,.^ff^^Sjaff  Corps    ..  Jan    96  Commandant,  15  Dec.  99,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. 

:_  V„'*;.'>;,''"'i«'  Z^i^  ^orpa   "  Sept.96  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  10  Jan.  99. 


Major 

iS?,'''ra,?t'„"^'F''R«nin'f.'l°S^?ff  ;^'^  '«  ^^P'-«  Double  Company  Command'e'r.^s  Sept'.  9.  -Furlough" 

l^i^t-^K  I ^!^:S^Z^-  Z  t^.  n  Soul^ll  'S;->t=^lei;  ^te^-^Si JiJ^^ltaff 

i.ieui.  1,.^.  l-ieston,  btaff  Corps 14  Jan.  9,  Double  Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  8  July  06 -Off<r 

I  5°"H"=  Company  Officer.  [jnd  in  oomd! 

xi^S't-  I- 1-  r^lTh"-  '^Sfff^?-'-^ ^'  ^•"•-  >'''°""^'«  ^'»"P-^  O™-^'  ^  Apr.  00. 

Lieut.  R.  S.  St.  John,  Staff  Corps =2  Apr.  98  Dmible  Company  Officer,  14  Jime  oo.-With  20  Bengal  Infantn-. 

Captain  J.  S.  S.  Lumsden,  JIB.  I.M.S.  28  July  9,!ln  medical  chirge°27  Mar.  95. 


41st  (Dojrn)  Bengal  Infantry.— J?aj.se(Z  in  1900 

:Major  E.  T.  GastreU,  Staff  Corps  30  Jan. 

Major  W.  A.  B.  Deun.vs,  Staff  Corjis    ...  13  Au^. 

3ai>tain  C.  M.  Bales,  Staff  Corps 22  Jan 

Captain  A.  J.  Carnana,  Staff  Corps 74  Jan. 

Japtain  R.  G.  Macpherson,  StaB  Corps  .-2  Sept, 
jieut,  C.  A.  R  Hutchinson,  Staff  Corps  29  Sliir 

-leut.  R.  P.  W.  Quin,  Staff  Coqis n  May 

..leut.  G.  C.  Garrett,  Staff  Corps  5  Jaii 

..ieut.  A.  H.  Watts,  Siaff  Corps 20  Oct. 

■nd  Lieut.  J.  E.  Home,  Staff  Coi^js  ..  ..  20  July 
nd  Lieat.  M.  Elioc,  Staff  Corps 123  Jan 


98  ComniHndant. 
.  99  2nd  m  Command  and  Double  Company  CcmmandEr, 

92  Double  Comp.in.v  Commander. 
96  Double  Com])ahy  Commander. 

.90  Double  Comjiany  Commander. 

93  Double  C'lmpany  Officer. 
95  Double  Compan.y  Officer  and  Quarter  Master. 
98  Double  Company  Officer. 
00  Double  Company  officer. 

98  Double  Compan!v  Officer. 

99  Double  Company  Officer. 


42nd  {Goorhha  Eifie)  Bengal  Infantry. 

For  this  Reijini'nt  ■■iei:  p.  494?/. 


Q  Q  2 


488  4:3r6L{Goorl-ha  Rifle)  Bengal  Infantry  (late  2nd  Annum  Lt.  Jnfantrrj.— 

liaised  13  April  1835).— ii/ifo'^  'Oith  42111/  and  44Wt  H:riimcnts.—Un,inciilal  Centre,  ShiUonci. 
Class  Regiment— Goorkhas.        "  BcBMi,  18S5-87.' 
Head  Quarters  at  ShiUong.    Two  Companies  at  GUgit.    One  Company  at  AbbotUbad. 
Uniform,  Dark  Green.     Facing*,  Black. 


Bank,  Names,  and  Coeps. 

Btl^UJoinnel  W.  Cooic,  Staff  Corps 

Major. I.  W.  Cowley.  StalTCorps   

p.f.o.  Captain  C.  H.  Clay,  Staff  Corps  ... 

Captain  C.  S.  Williams,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  S.  Clay.  Staff  Corps   

Captain  K.  S.  Cassels,  Staff  Corps    

Lieut.  H.  St.  A.  Wake,  Staff  Corps    

Lieut.  A.  C.  Wall,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  C.  E.  Luard.  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  C.  G.  Stansfeld,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  C.  P.  Barlow,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut  A.  E.  J-iweti,  Staff  Corps 
2nd  l.ieut  E.  R.  H.  Sa'lier,  St'ff  Corp- 
Maior  P.  Hehir,  MD.  Ind.  Med.  Service 
Capt.  B.  R.  Chatterton,  3ID,  Ind.  il.  S. 


Abht 

Bank. 

II  May  Qti 

14  Jan.  00 

6  Feb.  95 

6  Feb.  95 

22  Ang.  99 

23  Oct.  00 
8  Feb.  93 
6  Nov.  93 

[t3  June94 
1  I  Dec.  95 
,22  Apr.  9S 
I  5  Nf.v.  q8 
I20  J-.-.iy  98 
1  I  Apr.  oS 
[50  Jfin.  96 


Beuabks. 


Commanaant,  s  .Tune  00  [ — At  Gilgit, 

2nd  in  Command  and  Doub'eComp 'ny  Commander,  29  Apr.  95. 

Dble.  Company  Commander,  29  Apr.  95.— D  A.Q.M.G.  lutell. 

Die.  Co.  Commander,  29  Oct.  9S.-Furl..ngb.       [Branch.  Simla. 

Doub'e  Company  Commander,  15  Dec.  92.— Attache  Intell.  Br. 

Double  CoTipanv  Officer  and   Adjutant,  2  Feb.  93.  [Siajla. 

Double  Company  Officer  and  Qr.  Master,  9  Sept.  95.— Ofiff.  Adjt. 

Don  de  Co'i  pany  OlBcer,  29  Oct-  98.— FiirlouRh. 

Double  Compam  Officer,  9  Feb.  9Q.— Assist.  Gov.  Gen.'s  Agent, 

Dble.  Compa-iy  Officer,  9  Feb.  99.— Offg.  Qr.  Mr.  [Central  India. 

Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

Double  Company  Officer,  4  July  00. 

Double  Company  Officer,  30  Juue  00, 

In  medical  charge,  31  May  oS.— Sick  Furlough. 

Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


44th  {Goorkha  BIjle)  Bengal  Infantry  [late  Sijlhet  Lt.  Itifantry.— 

Eaised  19  Feb.  iZz^).— Linked  viith  ^znd  and  nyd  Regiments.— Regimental  Centre,  Shillomj. 

Class  Regiment— Goorkhas.       "  BaaHA,  1883-87." 

Head  Quarters  at  Eohima.    Two  C  unpanies  at  Shillong. 

Uniform,  Dark  Green.    Facingt,  Black. 

Lt.Colonel  E.H.MoIosworth,  Staff  Corps|24  Feb.  99;Commandant,  29  Apr.  95.-  Commanding  at  Kohima. 

Maior  M  A  Kerr  StaffCuI-ps     13  Aug.99  2nd  in  Commandaud  Double  Compa,ny  Commander,  2t.  June  99. 

'  .  — ,.^t  Sljilloiig. 

Cantain  F  Murray  Staff  Corps 7  Feb.  96  Double  Company  Commander,  30  Ma',  od.  [NainiTal. 

Ca£n  J   A  """Jon    Staff  Corps    .6  Nov.  9S  Double  Company  0  .mmander,  14  May  gi.-Station  Staff  Off. 

L?eut  L   k   Bald«"n'  Staff  Corps       ....    i  Mar.  92  Double  Company  C  .mm.ander.i8  Mar94.-L1sha1Hdl8M.l1  ary 

L  eu  :  g:  ?.-S    wr,'d.'stat?Corps 16  Apr.  I  Double  Comp»ny  Officer  aad  .Adjutant   25  Oct   33.  IP^l'ce. 

Lieut'    "    v.,..„ii    i;..,»  o„...,.  ,s  PpIv  OA  Double  Comoanv  Officer,  29  Ju'ie  91. —Furlough. 

Li( 

Lieut. 

Lieut. 

Tioni    T   T(  Rnnt    Stuff  Corns  j2  .\pr.  00  Double  Company  Orttcer,  10  .Vug.  00.— Offg.  Quarter  Master. 

^St  J  F;i.DCoterrdg°  Staff  ^'orps  20  J  Jly  98  Double  Comliaay  Officer.  loJulyoo.-Offg.DUle.Compy.Co^dr. 

In  medical  charge. 
Lt.Colonel  F.  Weinman,  Ind.  Med.  Scr.  2?  Jan.  59,Officiatin.g  in  medical  charge. 


45th  {Rattrau'sSikh^}  Bengal  Infantry  (Zafe  ist  Bengal  Police  Battalion. 
—Rattray's  Sikhs).     (R.usct  in  1S56.— .Vadcil  to  the  Bengal  Army  in  1864.)— 
Class  Regiment— Sikhs. 
Linked  with  14th  and  is'h  Regiments.— Regimental  Centre,  Mooltan. 

DkPENCB  OF  AbbAH"—"BBHAE"—"AlI  MDSJID"—"AFQnimSTAN  1878-80"— "PcXJ.lBFEO.VIli;tt"—"MAL.4K.lND." 

Head  Quarters  at  Dera  Ismail  Khan.     Uniform,  Bed.    Facings,  White. 
Lt  Colonel  H.N.M'Rae.  CB.  Staff  Corps  !5  Mar.  97  Commandant,  19  Apr.  99.  — Fui-lough.  ,  r,  , 

Maior  J  M.  A.  Retallick,  Staff  Corps  ..    .0  Sept.  95  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commauder,  j  Oct.  97. 

I     — Hong  Koug  Regiment. 

CaotainL  C  Fryer,  Staff  Corps  23  Apr.  92  2nd  in  Command  and  Douljle  Company  Commander,  5  Sept.  99. 

Captain  H.  A.  Moore,  Staff  Corps    25  Aug.  97  Double  Compiny  Commauder  S  feb.  oo.-i  urlongh. 

CaotaiuF.  T.  Stewart,  Staff  Corps   ,0  Nov.  97  Double  Company  Comdr..  21  May  92.  , -.   ,      , 

Capta  n  R.  M.  BarH,  slaffCorpa  ,  8  Dec.  09  »h\e  Compy.  Comdr.2,  June  92.-With. 4  Bengal  Infantry, 

Bt  Major  G.  de  H.  Smith,  Staff  Corps..    9  Dec.  90;  Double  Company  Officer,  16  Apr.  95.-On  Field  berv.S  Africa. 
Lieut   H    B   Rattray,  DSO.  Staff  Corpsl  i  Mar.  02  Double  Compiny  Officer,  4  toept.  9o.-\Vith  Uganda  Rifles. 
T.ieut  d'  A   D.  M-Vean,  Staff  Corps  ...    8  Feb.  96  Double  Company  Officer,  5  May  gS.-Ofcciatmg  Adjutant. 
Lieut'  H    B   St.  John,  Staff  Corps      .    -I  ,  June  96  Dble.Compy.Offlcer,  25  Julyoo.-eolit  A*ist.A.,mere.Merwara.  1 

Lieut  F.  S.  Keen,  St,„ff  Corp..      '4  Nov.  ooDouble  Company  Officer,  1  .\pr.  oo-W'tl.  Uganda  Rifles 

L  lut.  L  L.  Whe.4tley,  DSO.S.  C 22  Apr.  98'Double  .'ompany  OfficerandQr.Mr.  i  Apf  00 -fcick  B  urlough. 

J^t   W.  W.  Van  S.miereu.  DSO.  S.aff  C.  22  July  99  Double  Company  Officer.  13  Aug.oo.-W.tb  2  Sikh  lutantry. 

Li^ut.  G.  C.  Morris,  Staff  Corps    I  4  Nov.  99.  Oouble  compiny  Officer,  i  Apr.  00  —-With  4&ikh  Infantry. 

Lieut  F   C.  Waterfleld,  Staff  Corps 22  Apr.  00  Double  Comp  m  .  Officer,  10  May  00.- With  14  Bengal  Infantry. 

Lieut  A.G.C.HutchiiifOn.Inniskilg.Fu8.'i9  May  00  Officiating  Double  Company  Oaicer. 

Captain  H.  B.  Luard.  JIfjB.  Ind.Med.Ser.i31  Mar.  90]  In  medical  change,  23  March  95.— Sick  H  uriougn. 

Lieut.  A.  B.  Fry,  Ind.  Med.  Service h^  July  99  Officiating  in  medical  charge. 

46th  (I'uiijah)  Bengal  Infantry.— ii'ai.sfiZ  in  1900. 

Major  G.  p.  Ranken,  Staff  Corp< ;i3  Aug.  59  Comnuiudaiit.     ,       ,  .„     ,^,    ,.,  ,,  , 

Major  W   ■Ihuillier,  Staff  Corps !i3  Aug.99'2ndin  Cimm&ndand  Double  Company  (_.iminandei - 

Captain  W   H   .Miliar,  Staff  Coi pi    J2=  Au=f.  94  Double  Company  Commander. 

Captain  C    H   Peiersoi.,  Staff  Corps    ...lio  Nov.  98  Double  Coiipany  Commander. 

Cantam  F.  B.  Hdl.  Stan  Corps  1  6  June  99'Double  Coipany  Comiuatder. 

Lieut  J   C   P.  Craster,  StaB  Corps I27  Oct.   94lDoub  e  1  Company  Olh  ev  and  Adjutant. 

Lieut'  W   Walker,  Stiff  Corps    [27  Nov.  97'Double  Comi  auy  Officer  and  Quarter  .Maner. 

Lieut'  RC.  Gilchrist.  Staff  Corjis  4  Nov.  99lDouble  Company  Offli  er. 

Lieut  D  G  Robinson.  Suttblk  Reginientl24  Feb.  ooDouble  C'ompany  I'rticer. 

jndLieui.  l.M.  Little,  SMxff  Corps    I  9  Nov.  98  Doub  e  Company  Officer. 

2nd  L-eut   E.  C.  Smith.  Yorkdiire  Regt.  11  Feb.  99!DonbIe  Company  Officer. 


1st   Goorkha  {Bifie)  Regiment  {Light  Inf,^Ute  66th  or  Goorkha  Lt.  Tvi/.— 489 

Futiscd  24  Apr.  iSi^.) —Linked  with  ^th  aad  sth  Goorkha  Rajuncnts. 
The  Regimental  Ccitres  of  Goorkha  Battalions  arc  at  their  oicn  Stations. 
Class  Regiment— Goorkhas. 

"BHURTPOBB"— *•  AlLIWAL"  — '*  SoBBAON"— "AFGHiNISTAN,   I  SjS-So  "— "  POXJ.VD  FhONTER  "— "  TiBAH," 

FIRST    BATTALION. 
Head  Quarters  at  nhurmsala.     Uniform,  Dark  Green.   Facings,  Scarlet. 


Raite,  Names,  and  Cobps. 


Lt.Colonel  R.  Fulton,  Scaff  Corps 
Bt.Lt.  Colonel  C.  H.  Powell,  Staff  Corps 

Major  G.  S.  Ommanney.  Staff  Corps;  .. 
Captain  C.  Y.  Cromnielin,  StaH  (Jorps 
Captain  A.  C.  B.  Juhuson,  Staff  Corps 

Bt.  Major  \V.  I.  Rs'de-.  Staff  Corp=(  

Captain  C.  Herbert,  DSO.  Staff  Corps 
Oapt.  H.  A.  H.  Thornpsou.  Staff  Corps 
Captain  E.  D.  Money,  Staff  (>orps. 
Captain  K.  M.  Lang,  Staff"  Corps  . 


Lieut.  T.J.  M'Lsoi,  Stiff  Corps   

Lieut.  A.  Youuij-,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  A.  M   Grii  lam,  Suif  Corps 
Lieut.  A.  P.  Hughes.  Stiff  Corps    .... 
Captain  G.  M.  C.  Smitti,  MB.  l.M.S. 


Armt 
Rawk' 


17  Feb.  98 
2D  May  98 

1  May  98 
22  Oct.  92 
10  Mar.  94 

^o  May  98 
12  Nov.  95 
5  Feb.  98 
9  Mty  9Q 
27  July  oa 

26  Aua;.  92 
3  Jan.  99 

2  Juiy  00 
20  Ocr.  00 

7  J  lily  95 


Rbmabks. 


Commandant,  i  Sept.  94, 

2nd  iu  Command  and  Double  CompaDV  Commander,  6  Feb.  00, 

Intel!.  tSrauch,  War  Office, 
sod  in  Comd.  and  Double  Company  Commander,  i  May  00. 
Double  Company  Commander,  i  Jan.  86.— Furlough. 
Double  Company  Comdr.  16  Nov.  9S.— D.A.A.  Geu.  Musketry. 

Fore  WiUiam. 
D  »ubl   Company  Cnmmander.  isMayoo.— Spec  Serr. S.Africa. 
D.juble  Company  Comdr.  27  Anr.  93.— Cant.Magistrate.Jhansi. 
Orticiaiing  UoMble  Cunipany  Commander.— F  om  2  Battabon. 
Double  Co-upniy  Officer,  i  Sept.  94  — Commt.  Transport  Dept 
Double  Company  Officer  9  May  99.— Offg.   Double  Company 

Commander  and  Adjutant. 
Double  Compaii  V  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  i  Jan.  00. 
Doul>le  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00 
Double  Company  Officer,  22  June  00. 
Double  Comijany  Officer,  13  Apr.  co. 
In  metlical  claarge,  2  Oct.  56. 


Lt.  Colonel  G.H.  Robinson,  Staff  Corp; 
Lt.Colonel  E.  W.  F.  Martin,  Staff  Curps 


SECOND   BATTALION.— iZ.n«erf  19  Feb.  iS36. 
Head  Quarters  at  Dhurmsalit.      Uniform,  Dark  Green.    Facings,  Scarlet. 


28  Aug.  95 
20  Maj'  93 


Major  A,  V.  Hatcli,  Staff  Corps 14  Jan.  00 

Captain  A.  G.  B.  Lang,  Staff  Corps '10  May  93 

Bt..VIajor  W.  I.  Ryder,  Staff  Corps    20  May  o 

Capt.  H.  A.  H.  Thompson,  Staff  Corps  |  5  Feb.  9 

Captain  J.  L.  Rose,  Staff  Corps 16  Nov.yS 

Captain  VV.  C.  AndersoTi,  Staff  Corps  ...1  8  Dec.  99 
Capt.  H.  F.  Bateman-Champaiu,  S.  C.  .  21  Sept. 00 

Lieut.  J.  Muscroft.  Staff  Corps  18  May  94 

2nd  Lieut.  W.  J.  Evans,  Sc^^ff  Corps   .20  July  98 
2nd  Lieut.  A.  E.  Jobnson,  Staff  Corps  .  27  July     ' 


Major  W.  H.  W.  Elliot,  MB.  I.M-S. 


Commandant,  6  Feb.  oj.— Commanding  at  Dliurmsala. 

2ud  in   Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  i  Sept. 

94. — With  2  Battalion  5  Goorkhas. 
DoubU  Company  Comti-auder,  6  Feb,  00.  — Offg.  2nd  iu  Comd. 
Double  Company  Commander,  i  May  00.— Sick  Furlough. 
Doub  e  CoTQpany  Comdr.  1?  Dec.  90. 
Dble.  C>jrapy.  Cumdr.  8  Aug.  93. —  With  i  Battalion. 
Double  Company  Conadr.  4  Aug.  93. — China  Expedit.  Force. 
Double  Company  Officer,  16  Nov.  98.— Furlough. 
Doul):e  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  6  Feb.  ov. 
Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr. 00. — Officiating  Q.'  Ma'iterand 
Double  Company  Officer,  12  May,  00.  [S.S.O.  Dharmsala. 

Double  Corap*ny  Officer,  27  Apr.  00. 


31  Mar.  9;  In  medical  charge,  7  Feb.  qO. — No.  69  Field  Hospital,  S.  Africa, 


2nd  (Prince  of  Wales's  Own)  Goorkha  (R{/Ze)  Regiment  (T/ze  Sir  moor  Rifles). — 
Late  Sirnioor  Rifle  Regiment.— Raised  24  April  1S15. — Linked  irith  ^rd  Goo7-khas. 
Plume  of  the  Prince  of  Wales. 
Class  Regiment— Goorkhas. 

"BHUBTPOBB"  — "  AlLIWAL  *'  —  "  SoBRAON  ' 
"  APGHANIbTAX,    1878-80' 


'  Delhi  " — "  KABur.,  1879'*  —  "  Kandahab,  18S0" — 
'  Punjab  Fkontike  " — '"  Tirau." 


FIRST  BATTALION. 
Head  Quarters  at  Dehra  Dhoon.     Uniform,  Bark  Green.     Facings,  Scarlet. 
MoHorary  Colonel.— YiGh\  Marshal  i/.ff.fl.  Albert  Edward,  PriHce  0/ Wales  (f»rf  Duke  of  Cornwall, 
EQ.  Kl'.  Kt.  GCB.  GCSI.  GCJIG.  GCIE.  GCVO. 


Major  F.  P.  Hutchinson,  Staff  Corps  ...,    i  May  9S  Commandant,  10  Nov.  99, 

Captain  L.  W.  Shakespear,  Staff  Corpses  Jan.  92  2nd  iu  Com.  &  Dble.  Compy. Comdr.  10  Nov 

Captain  J.  Fisher,  Staff  Corps  Iio  Mar.  94 

Major  C.  E.  de  M.  Norie,  Stall"  Corps  ...20  May  98 
Lieut.  H.  A.  K.  Gough,  Staff  Corps   ...  31  Aug.  91 
Lieut.  N.  Macpherson,  Scaff  Corps. 
Lieut.  E.  R.  p.  Boileau,  Staff  Corps 


99. — Assam  Mil.  Pol. 

2ud  in  Command  and  Doiiule  Company  Comdr.  10  Nov.  99. 

Djuble  Company  Commander,  4  Aug.  00.— Spec. terv. S.Africa. 

Double  Company  Commander,  4  Aug.  00.— Punjab  Cjmmission. 
14  SepD.gijDouble  Company  Cimimauder,  4  Aug.  00.— Sick  Furlough. 
21  Oct..  giJDouble  Company  Officer  and  AdjuLaut,  20  Jan.  97. 


Lieut.  D.  il.  Watt,  Staff  Corps....'. 14  Feb.  95' Double  Cuinpany  Officer.  28  Occ.  97. -Offg.  Qr.  .Hr.  -With  2  Bn. 

Lieut.  E.  H.  Sweet.  Staff  Corps    ,,,  2?  Mar.  94  Double  Company  Officer,  21  Dec.  97. 

Lieut.  E.  S.  Gale,  Stuff  Corps    10  Jan.  gfDouble  Company  Officer,  30  Mar.  00. —Sick  Furlough. 

Lieut.  E.  W.  C.  Ridgeway,  Staff  Curps  22  Apr.  9S!  Uouble  Company  Off.  i  A(>r.  00.— Kamiue  dut-y.  Central  Prov. 

Lieut.  H.  S.  Becher,  Staff  Corps ■  ?2  Apr.  98  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

Lieut.  H.  C.  Nicolay,  Staff"  Carps  I  4  Oct.   99  Offg.  Doable  Comuany  Officer.— From  17  Bombay  Infantry. 

Lt.Col.  F.  W.  Wright,  DA'O.  J/i?.  l.M.S. I  i  Apr.  93!  In  medical  cbarge,  2  Feb.  98.— With  Cuina  Kipedit.  Force. 
Captain  T.  A.  O.  Langston,  Ind.  M.  S.'so  Jan.  90  Officuitiug  iu  medical  charge. 
SECOiND  BATTALION.— i£ai.^e(f  19  Feb.  iSSb. 
Head  Quarters  at  Dehra  Dhoon.      Uniform,  Dark  Green.     Facings,  Scarlet. 


Lt.Colonel  L.  M.  M.  Hall,  Staff  Corps 
Major  D.C.F.Macirtyre,  Start  Corps  .. 
Captain  H.  V.  Bradley',  Staff  Corps   .. 

Captain  H.  D.  AVitsou,  StLiff  Corps 

p.e.c.  Captain.  J.  M.  Home,  Staff  Corjtt 

Lieut.  D.  M.  Watt,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  A.  B.  Lindsay,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  H.  T.  Fulton,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  E.  G,  Bromhead,  Staff  Corps  .. 
Lieut.  J.  S.  M.  Harcourt,  Staff  Corps.. 

Lieut.  B.  R.  NichoU,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  K.  Wigram,  Staff  Corp- 

2nd  Lieut.  H.  K.  W.  Bruce,  Staff  Corp 
Major  F.  \Vyville-Thom&on.l/.B.  I.M.6 


23  Ally; 

1=, 

7  Feb. 

qb 

i3  Feb. 

97 

Oct.   gglCommandant,  2  Apr.  gg.-Commaiirting  at  Dehr.i  Dhoon. 
•o  ilay  os'iud  m  Command  and  Double  Uompauy  Commander,  2  Apr.  99. 
Double  Company  Commander,  4  Aug.  00 — Furlough. 
Double  Com  any  Comdr.  29  Mar.  03.— China  Esped.  Force. 
Double  Company  Comminder,  31  Jan.  94.  — On  duty,  Russia. 
-4  Feb.  95  Oaioiating  Double  Company  Commander.— From  i  Battalion. 
iS  Jan.  93  Double  Company  Odicer,  20  Apr.  97. -Furlough. 
.•4  July  94  I  Double  Compy.  Otlicer  &  Qr.  ilr.,  19  Dec.  97.— .Sp.  Ser.  b.  Africa. 
3  Sept. 94J Double  Company  Oflicer,  18  May  99.— OBg-  Quarter  Mastsr. 
I  July  gslDouble  Company  Othcer,  29  Oct.  99. 

14  Nov.  97  I  Double  Company  OHlcer,  i  A(;r.  00.— Officiating  Adjutant. 
.•2  Apr.  9S' Double  Company  Ottioer,  i  Apr.  00.— Plague  duty,  N.  VV    Prov. 
•5  Jan.  99  Double  Company  Officer.  [and  Oude. 

;o  Sept.gb'In  medical  charge,  20  Feb.  00.— With  China  Exped.  i'oi'ce. 


490 


3rd  Goorkha  (Eifle)  Regiment  (Raised  24  April  1815). — 

Liiilrd  with  2ad  Goorkhus. 
*' Delhi"—"  Armbd  Khel"—"  Afghanistan,  1878-80" — "Bubma,  1885-87."—*'  Chitbal  " — "Pu:a^.TJtEt 


Head  QuarLera  at  Almora. 


-"Afghanistan,  1878-80" — "Bubma,  1885-87.' 

FrOXTIKB  " — "  TiBAH." 

CIhss  Reiriment — Goorkhas. 
FIRST    BATTALION. 
Detachment  at  Kanikhet.     Uniform.   Dark   Gr^en. 


Fncingn,  Ulat-k. 


Rank,  Names,  and  Cobps. 


Colonel  C.  Palley.  Staff  Corps  

Major  H.  Rose,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  W,  H.  Snva<re,  Staff  Corps  .... 
Captain  V.  A.  Ormsby,  Staff  Corps  .... 
Captain  A.  C.  Hicklev,  Staff  Corps  .... 
Bt.  Major  W.  G.  L.  Beynon,  DSO,  S.  C 


Ca])tain  W.  il.  Brown,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  J.  G.  Eflwarfleti.  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  A.  B.  Tillarrt,  DSO.  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  M.  Fi.  Dopping-Heppnstal.  S.  C. 

Lieut.  G.  K.  Channer,  Staff  Corps  

2nd  Lt.  D.  T.  Shuitlewortb.  St<ff('orp= 
Lr  ('olonel  H.  Hamilto-.i,  MT>.  I. M.S.  .. 
Captain  W.  Selby,  DSO.  Ind.  Med.  Ser 


Aeuy 

Rank. 


Repacks. 


20  May  98  Commandant,  26  Apr.  04. — Furlough. 

II  May  93  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  3  Mar.  55. 

— Otftciatin;^  Comraondant  and  Commanding  at  Almora. 
9  Sept.93  Double  Company  Commander.  26  Apr.  04. —With  2  Battalion. 

7  Feb.  96  Oonble  Company  Comdr.  24  Feb.  9S.— Offg.  2nd  in  Command. 

8  Dec.  97  Doable  Compy.  Comdr.  15  Jan.  91.     Famine  dnty,  Ceiitral  Pro-v. 

20  May  98  Double  Company  Conniander,  28  Nov.  91.— Officiating- Assist. 
Secretary,  Military  Dept.  Government  of  Intlia. 

21  Dec.  00  Oouble  Company  Officer  an'l  Adjt.  20  Augr.  94.— S.  S.  O.  Almora* 

24  Nov.  91  Oouble  Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Maf>cer,  26  Sept.  96. 
30  .Ian.  92  Double  Com])any  Officer,  27  Apr.  98. 

9  Oct.  93  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 
r6  Apr.  97  Double  Company  Officer,  j  Apr.  00. 

5  Aug-  06  Double  Company  Officer. 
2o  May  9S  [n  medical  charge,  ig  Ocr.  95— China  Expeditionary  Force. 

25  July  97lOfficiatin5  in  medical  charge. 

SECOND  BATTALION.- Kfus^-d  Ja».  1S87;  re-formed  iZ^i. 
Head  Quarters  at  Lanalowne.     Unifor.n,  Dark  Gre-nt.     Faving«t  H^^olc, 
Colonel  H.  S.  Wheatley.  Staff" Corps  ...  24  Oct.   00  Commandant,  24  Oct.  96. 
Major  G.  H.  Loch,  Staff  Corps  21  Aug.  98  and  in  Command  and  Oouble  Company  Commander,  3-1  Jan.  96. — 

I    ComdL.  North  Lushai  Hdls  Ba.  .\Iilitary  Polic;. 
Captain  W.  H.  Savage,  StaffCorps 9Sept.93,2nd  in  Command  and  Djuble  Company  Commander,  3,1   Jan. 

I    98.— From  I  Battalion. 
Captain  N.  G.  Woodyatt.  Staff  Corp.«  ...  12  May  94  Double  C'ompany  Commander,  10  Apr.  9B. 
Captain  P.  A.  King-iion,  Staff  Corps  ...  30  Jan.  97  Double  Company  Commander,  10  Anr.  ai. 

Captain  A.  P.  Bateman-Champain.S.f;.  30  Jan.  Q7.Dbl.  Cpy.  Com.,  i  May  00.— Plague  duty.  N.W.  Provs.  and  Oude. 
Captain  W.  R.  Brakspeav.  Sraff  Corps    14  Sej)t.98  Double  (Company  Officer,  28  June  91.— t'urlough. 
Cnptain  C.  =^.  Eastmea  i.  Staff  ('orps  ...  11  Feb.  09  Double  Comiiany  OlUcer,  15  Jan.  9:. 

Lieut.  F.  G.  C   Ross,  Staff  Corps 14  Mar.  02  Double  Company  Off r.  and  Adj.,  5  .iuly  95  -With  7  Bengal  Inf. 

Lieut.  W.  C.  French.  StaffCorps 15  June  92  Douhle  Company  t)fficer,  26  Sept.  96.— Offg.  Quarter  Master. 

Lieut.  F.  M.  Smith,  Stuff  Corps 19  Oct.  92  Double  Co-npmy  Oibcer,  i  April  00.— Offg.  Adjutant. 

Lieut.  W.  L.  Dun(la(=,  StaffCorps 14  Nov.  97  Double  Comdany  Officer,  i  April  00. 

Major  P.  MuPane.  MD.  Ind.  Med.  Scr.     j  Apr.  93  In  mpHical  chHriro.  22  Feb.  96.— With  58  N.  F.  Hospital. 
Cajitain  J.  C.  Robertson.  Ind.Ue  i.Serv.  29  Jan.  99  Officiating  in  medical  charge 


4th  Goorkha  (Rifle)  Regt.  (late  Extra  Goorkha  RegL). — Raised  6  Aitr;.  185; 


Linked  with  1st  and  $th  Gooj-khas. 
"  Ali  Musjid" — "Kabul,  1879" — "Kandahab,  1880" — "Afghanistan,  1S78-80' 

FKONl'lEtt  "— '•  TiEAH.'' 

Class  Regiment — Goorkhas. 


-"  Chi  (BAL  "— "  Punjab 


With  China  Expeditionary  Force 
Lt.Colonel  F.  M.  Ruudall,  DSO.  Staff  C.    9 

Major  P.  M.  Carnegy.  StaffCorps   30 

Major  E.  E.  Couper,  StaffCorps..-. 

Captain  E.  C.  Ryall,  Staff  Corps    

Captain  G.H.C.CoIorab.  StaffCorps  .. 

Captain  W.  G.  Walker,  StaffCorps 

Captain  C.  R.  M.  Hutchinson.  Staff  C... 

Captain  D.  C.  Young,  StaffCorps    

Lieut.  G.  B.  Saufortl,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  B.  M.  L.  Brodhurst.  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  P.  U.  Nicolay,  Staff  Corps ,. 

Lieut.  D.  W.  Maxivell,  Staff  Corps  

Captain  A.  H.  Battye,  StaffCorps    

Ca]trniu  A.  Grant,  StaffCorps 

Captain  R.  E.  Travers,  Staff  f'orps  .    . 
Captain  V.  E.  H.  Lindesay,  MB.  I.M.S, 


FIRST  BATTALION. 

Depot  at  Bakloh.      Uuif'jrm,  Dark  Green.     Facing*,  Black. 
Mar.  93  Commandant,  8  June  gS. 

Jan.  98  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander.  8  June  98. 
Aug.  oO|l>oubIe  Company  Commander,  11  An?.  99.— Offg.  ^.-nd  in  Comd- 
Sept. 9^1  D-^uble  Company  Commander,  6  March  86. 
Feb.  95  Double  Company  Cnrnm^ndpr.  16  Sept.  87. 

Aug.  96  Double  Coropanv  Officer,  19  Atig.  00.— "With  Imp.  Scrv.  Troops. 
May  99  Doub'.e  Company  Officer.  21  Vlav  96.  [Sick  Furlough- 

Sept. 00  Double  Compiiny  Officer  and  Arljutant.  19  Dec.  o^i, 
Jan.  92  Double  CompanvOfficer,  i  Nov.  09.— Punjab  Commission. 
Dec.  94  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Officiating  Quarter  Master- 
Oct.  96  Double  Company  Officer,  i  April  00. 
Jan.  97  Double  Company  Office-^,  25  July  00. 

Nov.  95  OfficiHting  Double  C'^mpiny  Officer.— From  2  Battalion. 
Feb.  96  Officiating  Double  Company  Officer.— From  2  Battalion. 
Mar.  00  ('umtiianding  Depot. —  b'rom  2  Battalicu. 
Jan.  09ln  medical  charge,  17  Nov.  gS. 


SECOND  BATT 
Head 


Colonel  A.G.F.  Browne,  ZJ-^O.StaffCorp&l-o  May  qS 
Major  M.  T.  Thomson,  Staff  Corps  11  May  '" 

Major  P.  Malcolm,  Staff  Corps  .... 


Captain  A.  H.  Battye,  Staff  Corps    

Captfiin  A.  Grant,  StaffCorps    

Captain  G.  H.  C.  Colomb,  StaffCorps.. 
Captain  H.  C.  C.  Ducat,  Staff  Corps  .... 

Captain  R.  t;;.  Travels.  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  A.  E.  .Sealy,  StaffCorps   

Lieut.  G.  A.  Perreau,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  E.J.  Driimmond,  StaffCorps  ... 

Lieut.  R.  C.  B.  Yates.  Stiiff  Corps 

L-eut.  E.  F.  D.  Monev.  Stad  Corps 

Captain  G.  H.f  rost,  Jifif.  Ind.  Tied.  Ser. 
Captan  C.  Milne,  Indian  Medical  Serv, 


II  Aug.  00' 

T2  Nov.  95 

7  Feb.  96 

6  Feb.  9^ 

30  Jan.  97 

23  Mar.  00 

I  June  93 

'28  July  97; 

16  Nov.  9$! 

4  Nov.  99 

20  Oct.  00 

28  J'liy  91 

30  Jan.  96.' 


.K.IAO'S.—Iiaiged  ic  April  1886. 

Quarters  at  Bakioh. 

Commandant,  11  Aug.  99.— Offg.  Co'onel  on  the  Staff,  Sialkot.. 

2nd  in  Command  anu  Double  Company  Comdr.,  11  Aug.  99. 

'Double  Conijiany  f'ommander, 

Double  Comjiauy  Commander,  3  June  99. — D.  A.  A.&  Q. M.  Gent 

I     Malakand  Force. 

Double  Company  Com-riauder,  10  Aug.  92.— With  i  Battalion. 

Double  Compiny  Commander.  20  July  89. — Witli  i  Battalion. 

Officiating  Double  Company  Commander— From  i  Battalion. 

Double  Company  Officer,  13  Dec.  Sg. 

Double  CompanV  Officer,  15  June  gS.- Wth  i  Battalion. 

Double  CompMuy  Officer,  n  Aus.  99. — Officiating  Adjutant. 1 

Double  Comf)au'-  Officer,  i  Aprd  00. — Furlough. 

Double  Company  Officer,  i  April  00.— With  Khyber  Rifles, 

Double  Company  Officer,  25  .June  00. 

Double  Company  Officer,  26  June  00. 

In  medical  charge,  20  Feb.  9*3. — On  Field  Service,  South  Africa. 

Officiating  in  medical  charge. 

loth 


Note.— These  Regiments,  when  acting  with  otU^r  Bengal  Native  Trooo-s.  rank— the  ist  Goorkhas  after  the 

Native  Infantry  ;  the  zad,  3rd,  and  4th  Goorkhas  aftarthe  t^ch  Native  Infantry. 
•*•  The  5th  GooHKHA  Rbgimknt,  being  attached  to  ibe  Punjab  Frontier  Force,  follows  the  otL  Puutiib  Infaritry, 

five  pages  on. 


Punjab  Frontier  Force. 
PUNJAB    FRONTIER    FORCE. 


491 


Head  Quarters  at  Abbottabad. 
Raised,  18  May  1849.  Remodelled,  15  Feb.  1851.  Designation  changed,  ig  Sept.  1865. 
Note.— When  Regiments  of  the  Punjab  Frontier  Force  are  acting  with  other  Bengal  Troops,  they  take  rank 
according  to  the  dates  on  which  they  were  raised,  thus— Tlie  Guide  Cavalry,  and  ist,  2ml,  3rd,  and  5IU 
PiinjaD  Cavalry  rank  immediately  after  the  8th  Bengal  Cavalry ;  the  Corps  of  Guides  Infantry,  the  ist,  2nd 
3rd,  and  4th  Sikh  Infantry,  and  the  1st,  2nd,  4th,  5th,  and  6th  Puuiab  Infantry  after  the  15th  Bengal  In- 
fantry and  the  3rd  Goorkhas  ;  the  5th  Goorkhas  after  the  32nd  Uengal  Infantry. 

STAFF. 


Rank,  Names,  and  Coups. 

Co'..  C.  C.  Egerton,  CB.  DSO.  Staff  C. 
Major-Gen.  H.G.Waterfleld.CS.  S.C. 

Major  R.  G.  Egerton,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  0.  O.  Swanston,  Staff  Corps  ... 
Captain  K.  J.  Buchanan,  Staff  Corps  ... 
Colonel  J.  Duke,  Indian  Med.  Service  .. 


Rbmakks. 


I  Sept.  95 1  Commandant,  i   Apr.  99.— Offg.  in  Com.  Punjab,  with  rank  of 
c2  June  98  Officiating  Commandant.  [Lieut.  Geueral. 

iS  Nov.  96  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  18  Feb.  00.— From  Corps  of  Guides, 

9  Miiy  92 1  Dep.  Assist.  Ad.].  Gen.  i  Apr.  00. — From  18  Bengal  Lancers. 

1  Feb.  04]  D.  A.  A.  Gen.  for  .Musk.  8  M.ir.  99.— From  4  Sikh  Infantry. 
30  Mar.  9^1  Principal  Medical  Officer,  11  June  00. 


1st  (Prince  Albert   Victor's  Oivn)  Punjab    Cavalry  (Raised  18  May   1849). 

Class  Squadron  Regiment— i  Squadron  Sikhs,  i  Squidroa  Dogras,  i  Squadron  Punjab  Hindus, 
I  Squadron  Hindustani  Mahomedaus,  r  Squadron  Pathans. 
**  Delhi" — "Ltjcknow"  {Relief  and  Capture) — "Ahmed  Khel" — "  Afghanistan,  1873-80." 
Head  Quarters  at  Kohat.    Detachment  at  B.ihadur  Khel  Outpost.  Uniform,  Dark  Blue.    Facings,  Red. 

Lt. Colonel  W.  A.  D'O.  O'Malley,  S.  C.  28  Aug.  95  Commandant,  25  .Tune  99.  [Derajat  District 

p.t.c.  Major  J.  S.  E.  Western.  Staff  Corps  12  Feb.  98  2nd  in  Com.  and  Squadi'on  Comdr.  25  .June  99.—  A.  A  General 

Major  G.  B.  Unwin.  Staff  Corps  25  May  98  2nd  in  Com.  and  Squadron  Commander.  7  Apr.  00— Furlough. 

Major  D.  C.  Phillott.  Staff  Corps   14  Jan.  00  Officintin.g  2nd  in  Command.— From  3  d  Punjab  l.'avalr.y. 

Major  D.  G.  S.  Shaw,  Staff  Corps   21  June  99  Squadron  Commander,  29  Oct.  94.  — With  Coi-ps  of  Guides. 

Captain  A.  W.  Chaldecott.  Stall  Coips  28  July  94  Squadron  Commander,  25  June  99. 

Captain  v.  B.  Fane,  Staff  Corps  12  Nov.  95  Squad.  Comdr,  24  Mar.  od-D.  A.  Q.  M.  Gen. .China  Exp.  Force. 

Captain  W.  F.  C.  Tayler,  Staff  Corps  ...  30  Jan.  00  Squad.  Comdr,  i  Apr.  00.— Cantonment  -Magistrate, Peshawar. 

Captain  L^A.  G.Hanmer,  Staff  Corps  ...  23  Mar.  00  Squad.  Comdr,  i  Apr.  00.— A.D.C.  to  Lt.Gov.  of  tlw  Punjab. 

Lieut.  R.  St.  C.  Battine,  Staff  Corps 23  May  91  Squadron  Commander,  i  Apr.  co. — Officiating  Adjutant. 

Lieut.  A.  B.  Souter,  Staff  Corps    18  Oct.   92  Squadron  Commaader,  7  Apr.  00. 

Lieut.  T.  R.  C.  Price,  staff  t'.n-ps 27  Ma.y  96  .-squadron  Officer. 

Lieut.  R.  A.  Cassels.  Staff  Corps r2  Apr.  98  Sq  ladron  Orticcr,  g  Sept.  oo. — Officiating  Squadron  Comdr. 

Lieut.  F.  A.  JacKson.  Staff  Corps    i3  May  98  Pcjaadron  Oflicer,  24  .Mar.  00. 

2nd  Lieut.  G.  H.  Gunning,  f?taff  Corps  20  Jan.  97  Squadron  Officer,  21  Ap  il  00. 

Lieut.  C.  F.  M.  Worsley,  Staff  Corps  ,.  12  Aug.  99  .Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.l  00 

Lieut.  H.  W.  Martin,  Staff  Corps 20  Oct.  00  Olliciating  Squadron  officer. 

Lt.Colonel  P.  de  H.  Haip.  Iml.Med.Ser.  30  Sept. 95  In  medical  charge,  8  July  81.— P.M. O.  Ml'.akand  Force.— Furl. 

Lieut,  (t.  King,  Indian  Med.  Service...  29  Jan.  99  Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


2nd  Punjab  Cavalry  (Raised  April  1S49.) 

Class  Squadron  Regiment— i^  Squadron  Sikh>,  h  Sqiridroa  HintUistani  Hindus,  h  Sqaadroa  Hindustani 
Mahomedaus,  i  Squadr.ni  Pnujabi  Mahom^daas.  J  Squadr m  PatUaus. 
"Delhi" — "Lucknow"   {Ri^iief  and  Capture) — "AaiiED  Khel" — '*  AFGUiwisxAN,  1S78-80. 
Head  Quarters  at  Eiwardesabad.     Uniform,  Scarlet.    Facings,  Dark  Blue. 


Lt.Colonel  C.  J.  L.  Stuart,  Staff  Corps.. 
Bt.Lt.Col.  M.  H.  S.  Grover.  Staff  Coip. 

Major  W.  W.  Norman,  Sfaff  Corps 

Captain  A.  R.  Dick,  Staff  Corps    


Captain  C.  A.  Luck,  Staff  Corps  

Captain  C.C.  Cook,  Staff  Corps... 

Captain  F.  J.  D.  Henslowe,  St^ff  Corps 

Captain  A  G.  Crocker,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  A.  W.  Peck.  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  A.  D.  Macpherson.  Staff  Corps  ... 

Lieut.  E.  M.  Taylor,  Staff  Corps   

LjCut.  L.  Slater,  Staff  Coros 

L.eut.  A.  J.  P.  Coke,  Staff  Corps 

L  eut.  T.  W.  Atkinson,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  F.  J.  S.  Murray,  Staff  Coros... 
Ciaptain  J.  Stephenson,  yiB.  lud.  M.S. 


27  June  oo  Commandant.  10  Dec.  97. 

30  May  93  2nd  ill  Commaud  and  Squadron  Commander,  22  Feb.  00. 
23  Oct    00  aiiuad.  Comdr.  24  M  ir.  92.- Ci  cle  Trans.  Officer,  Rawul  Pindi. 
22  Jan.  92  Squadron    Commander,  i3  July  95.  —  Personal    Assistant   to 
Military  Member  of  Council. 

I  Sept. 90  Squadron  Commander,  15  Feb.  97. 
i3  Feb.  97  Squadron  Comiiiaudei,  22  Oct.  97. 
22  Aug.  99  Sqnadrou  Officer.  24  Mar.  92.— Zbob  Low  Corps. 
15  Peb.  00  Squadron  Officer,  10  Oct.  92. — Burma  Militar.y  Police. 
10  Mar.  92  Squadron  Officer  and  Adj.,  10  .Uav  93.  — field  Service, S.  Africa, 

6  Apr.  93  Squadron   Officer,  22  Oct.  97.— Asoist.  Polit.  Agenl,  Chdas. 

28  Apr.  95  Squadion  Officer,  4  Jan.  93. 

14  Nov.  97  Squadron  Ollicer,  27  June  98.— Furlough. 
2:  Oct.   98  Squadron  Officer,  12  Sept  99. — Furlough- 
3  Feb.  99  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apiil  00. 
20  Apr.  99  Squadron  Officer,  i  Aprd  00. 

29  July  98  In  medical  charge,  9  r  eb.  00. 


3rd  Punjab  Cavalry  (Raised  18  May  1S49). 

Class  Squadron  Regiment— i J  Squadron  Sikhs.  *  Squadron  Do.'ras,  i  Sqa.adron  Hindustani  Mahomedaus, 
*  Squadron  Punjabi  Malioiuedans,  h  Squadron  Pathans. 

"KiyD.\HAR,  i33o" — " AFGHANIST.1.N,  1879-80." 
Head  Quarters  at Kohat.     Uniform,  Blue.    Facings,  Red. 
Major  L.  S.  H.yde  Baker,  Staff  Coips...|2S  Oct.  97  Commandant,  8  July  00,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel.— Furlough. 

Major  G.  Murray,  Staff  (.'orps   I14  .Ian.  00  2nd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  8  July  00. 

Major  D.  0.  Phillott,  Stafl' Corps  I14  Jan.  00  Squadron  Commander,  1  Apr.  95.— With  i  Punjab  Cavalry. 

Captain  H.  Kennedy,  Staff  Corps {28  Feb.  94'Sqnadron  Commander,  28  Aug.  97. 

Captain  G.  W.  Johnson,  Staff  Corps    ..,14  Seot.gS  Squadron  Officer,  5  Jan.  93.— China,  for  study. 

Captain  J.  C.  Sherer,  Staff  Corps in  Feb.  9c  Squadron  Officer,  24  July  94.— O0g.   Aide  de  Camp  to  Lieut. 

1  i     Gen.  C.  C.  Egerton. 

Lieut.  F.  H.  Goldthorp.  Staff  Corps    ...    4  Mar.  9.-  Squadron  O'icer,  i  Apr.  95 —With  China  Enpeditionary  Force. 

Lieut.  C.  H.  Hawes.  Staff  Corps 22  Mar.  93  Squadron  Officer,  28  Aug.  97.— OUg.  Adjutant. 

Lieut.  G.  A.  R.  Watts,  Staff  Corps  l2i  Aug.  gslSqtadron  Officer,  14  Sept.  97.— Fmlougli.  .  .  »  „ 

Lieut.  C.  A.  C.  Godwin,  Staff  Corps I16  Apr.  97lSqu.adron  Officer,  25  May  99— Adj.  and  Qr.Mr.  K.Waziristom 

I     Militia. 
Lieut.  W.  C.  T.  G.  G.  Plant,  Staff  Corps|27  Jan.  Q7!squadron  Officer,  i  April  00.— South  Africa. 
Lt.Colonel  S.F.Bigger,afJi.I.M.Serv.  I30  Mar.  gS'ln  medical  charge,  13  April  86. 


^92  Paiijal  Frontier  Force. 

5th  Punjab  Cavalry  {Raised  i8  May  1849), 

Class  Sriuadron  Resimeut— ij  Squadron  Sik-hs,  *  Sinaina  T)o!»ras,  J  S.|uadroa  Hindustani  llaliomedans, 
I  Squadion  Panjabi  ilabomedans.  i  Sqviadrju  Pathans. 
"Dblhi" — "LoOKKOW"  (Relief  iini  Cu/i'Kre)— "CttimeiA  "— "  KiBOL,  iS;  9"— "  AraHilcISTAW,  1878-80.' 
Head  Quarters  at  Dera  Ismail  Khan.     Detachments  at  Tank,  &c.     Uniform,  Dirk  Oreen.    Facinat.  Scarlet. 


Rank,  Names, iND  Coups. 


Maior  A.  P.  Williamson,  Staff  Corps 
MajorH.  Templer,  Staff  Corns 


^"MV  REMiEKS. 

Rank. 


II  Feb.  95  Commandant,  26  Apr.  98,  with  rank  of  Lt. Colonel. 

I  May  q8  2nd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  26  Apr.  98. 

Major  C   GF.  Edwards.  Staff  Corps   ...  13  Aug.  99  Squadron  Commander,  29  Mar.  90. 

Major  F.  H.  late.   Staff  Corps  22  Jan.  99  Squadron  Commander,  22  June  97. 

OaptainH.  I.  E.  Palmer,  Staff  Corps  ...'  5  Dec.  gilSquadron  Commander,  26  Apr.  98. 

Captain  G.  E.  D.  Elsiuie,  Staff  Corps  ...129  i.ag.</^  Squadron  Officer,  4  Mar.  89.— Special  duty,  Dcrajat. 

Captain  H.  M.  Allen,  Staff  Corps 14  Dept.gSiSquadron  Officer,  iS  Nov.  91.— Furlough. 

Captain  A  E.  M'Barnet,  Staff  Corps '  3  July  oo'Squadron  Officer,  25  Mar.  97.— Furlough. 

Lieut.  A.  G.Vivian,  Staff  Corps '25  Sept.  01  Squadron  Officer,  22  Juno  97.— Sick  Furlough. 

Lieut.  F.  il'Conaghey,  Staff  Corps,  |  2  July  92  Soua'lron  Officer,  i  April  00.— Assist.  Polit.  Agent,  Gilgit. 

Lieut  G.  Chrystie,  Staff  Corps  26  June  Qi  Squadron  Officer,  26  4pr.  98.— Officiating  Adjutant. 

Liei.t.  E.  H.  S.  James,  Staff  Corps    2  May  97, Squad  Officer,  25  Aug.  00.— Commanding  detachment  at  ^^  ana. 

Captain  H.  G.  Melville,  MB.  I.  M.  Serv.  27  July  95  In  medical  cmirge,  12  Aug.  96. 


VIE  Bt  Lt  Col  P.  B.  Adams,  CS.  StaffC.  12  Sept.g";  Commandant,  i  Apr  99.— South  Africa. 

.1  »  c  Maior  G  J.  Yourghnsband,  S.  C.      22  Jan.  96  2nd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  i 

Maior  R   G.  Egerton,  Staff  Corps     18  Nov.  96  Soundron  Commander,    17    Feb.   91.— A.  A. 


Corps  of  Guides  (Queen's  Own)  (Cavalry  and  Infantry. — Raised  for  General  Service 

14  Dee.  1846). — Infantrij  Regimental  Centre,  Mardan. 

The  Royal  Cypher  within  the  Garter.    "  Pdkjab"  "Mooltan"  "  Goojet at"— "Delhi  "— 

"  Ali  Mnsjn)"— "Kaboi.,  1S79.— '■  Afgbaxistak,  iS78-8o"— "  Chitbal"— "Pcnj.vb  Froktiek  "— "  Mmakand." 

Class  Squadron—:  Squadron  Sikhs,  *  Squadron  Dogros,  »  Squadron  Punjabi  Mahomedans,  i  Squadron  Pathans. 

Class  Company— 2  Companies  Sikhs,'  i  Comiiany  Dogras,  i  Company  Goorkhas,  2  Companies  Pathans,  i  Company 

Punjabi  Mahomedans,  i  Company  mixed. 
Head  Quarters  at  Mardan.     Uniform,  Drab.     Facing$,  Sed. 
JTonorarn  Colonel— VieM  Marshal  H.R.H.  Albert  Edward,  rrinre  0/ Wales  and  Duke  o/"Cornwall, 
■  KG.  KT.  KP.  GCB.  OCSI.  GCUO.  OCIE.  GCVO. 

-South  Africa. 

L  Apr.  99. 
General,  Punjab 
Frontier  Force. 
CantainF   J   H.Barton,  Staff  Corps  ...  23  Apr.  92  2n  1  in  Command  and  Squadron   Commander,  10  Mar.  97.— 

"  Commandant  Khyber  Rifles.— Furlough. 

Captain  F   G   H   Davies   Staff  Corps  ...  29  Aug.  06  Squadron  Commander,  28  Mar.  97.— Offg.  2nd  in  Command. 
Bt.MajorG.  il.  Baldwin,  D.SO.  StaffC.   20  May  98  Squadron  Commander    I  Apr  99.  ,!„„  _ 

Captain  G  B.  Hodson,  Staff  Corps 10  May  93  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  27  Mar.  00, 

^  with  rank  of  Major. 

Captain  H.  W.  Codrington,  Staff  Corps  3°  Mar.  9S  Double  Company  C^ommander,  27  Mar.  oo.-Sick  Furlougb. 
CaptainP.  C  Eliott-Lockhart.DSO.S.C.  23  Nov.98  noulde  !ompany  Commander, 31  Aug.  92. -With  KhjberHittes. 

— Furlnugh. 
Caotain  A  R  H.  Garden,  Staff  Corps  ..  n  Feb.  99  Double  Company  Commander,  17  Feb.  91. -Assist.  Secretary, 

Mil.  Dent.  Govt,  of  India. 

Captain  H   i:.  Vesev,  Staff  Corps    25  Nov.  96  Officiating  Double  Company  Comdr.-From  2  Sikh  Infantry. 

Lieut  A   H.  Buist.  Suiff  Corps  7  Feb.  94  Diiible  Company  Offi  er,  31  Aug.  99.— I- urlough. 

Lieut.  A.  C.  Stewart,  Stiiff  Corps  21  Mar.  93  Squadron  Officer  and  Adjutant.  i9()ct.  9;.  ^  ,^    Ar 

Lieut.  J  E.  B.  Johns™,  Staff  Corps 5  Nov.  96  Squadron  Officer,  22  Oct.  97  -Offg.squadron  C  omdr.  and  Qr.Mr. 

Lieut  C   W  Carey,  Staff  Corps 10  Jan.  97  Squadron  Officer,  :o  June  99— Otliciating  Adjutant. 

Lieut"  C.  L.  Norman,  Staff  Corps 22  Apr.  98  Squ.adron  Officer,  6  Nov.  99.— Furlough. 

Lieut.  P.  Howell,  Staff  Corps   4  Nov.  99  Squadron  Officer,  25  June  co. 

Lieut.  J.  Clementi,  Staff  Corps  7  Dec.  98  Squadron  Officer,  25  June  00.  v- ir  t>,.,„ 

Lieut.  A.  H.  Ommanney.  Staff  Corps  ...  13  Feb.93  Dou"le  Company  Officer,  30  Nov.  94.-Plagiie  duty,  N  W  Prov. 
Lieut.  J.O.H.  M'Caskill,  Staff  Corps...  11  July  93  Double  Company  Officer,  3  Jan.  95.-2nd  Officer  E.Africa  Con- 
tingent. 

Lieut.  J.  S.  Bogle,  Staff  Corps  23  May  93  Double  Company  Officer.  12  June  97.-Offg.  Quarter  Master 

Lieut!  C.  V.  Keyes.  Staff  Corps   5  July  97  Dr.uble  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  oo.-With  West  Africa  Frontier 

Force. 

Lieut.  I.  tr.  Battye, Staff  Corps 17  July  97  DoubleCompany  Officer,  15  Dec.  99.   „_  .  ^.       ,  ,.   .. 

Lieut.  B.  R.  Graham,  Staff  Corps    .5  Oct.  97  DouhleCompany  Officer,  i  Apr.  oo.-OEPciatmg  Adjutant 

Lieut.  D.L.RLorimer,  Staff  Corps 5  ^'ov.  98  Double  Company  Officer,   i   Apr.  °°--'^^''7'-„^.«;7""S«  ^^'^f 

Lieut.  H.  Campbell,  Staff  Corps 9  Oct.  99  DouhleCompany  Officer,  27  June  00.  LOfficei  loi  Pa  bans. 

Capt.  A.  J.  Maenab,  lud.  Med.  Service..  31  Mar.  90  In  medical  charge,  10  Dec.  94.— Furlough. 

ARTILLERY. 
No.  1  Kohat  Mountain  Battery. — raised  in  1S51. 

Linked  icith  Nog.  2,  3  and  4  Mountain  Batteries. 
"Pbiwab  Kotai."— "Kabul,  1879 "— "  Afohanistan,  1878-80"—"  Pcxjab  Fkosiieu"— "  Tikah." 
With  Ualakand  Force. 
Captain  O.  K.Tancock,  Royal  ArtiUeryl  1  Aug.  90  Commandant,  30  Dec.  98. 


Captain  G.  G.W.  Corrie, Royal  Artillery    3  Jan.  00 
Lieut.  L.  S.  Bayley,  Royal  Artdlery  ...  15  June  98 

Lieut.  P.  H.Clirao,  Royal  Artillery 2  Nov.98 

Lieut.  I.  S.  Cobbe,  Royal  .\rtillery hi  Mar.  99 


Subaltern,  22  June  98. 

Subaltern,  14  Jan.  99.— Sick  Furlough 

"^nbaltsrc,  16  May  00. 

Subaltern. 


No.  2  Derajat  Mountain  Battery. — Raised  in  1849. 

Linked  with  Noii.  I,  ^and  4  Mountain  Batteriee. 
"Chaeasia"— "Kabul,  1879"—"  Kawdahab,  iS8o" — "  Afgbanisian,  1878-80  "—"  Chitbal  " 
At  Edwarde3»bad.  — "Pojab  Feoxtiik  "— Tikih." 

Captain  H.  G.  Brett,  Royal  Artillery...    i  Aug.  98  Commandant,  11  July  00. 

Lieut.  R.  R.  Hill,  Royal  Artillery 21  Sept.  99  Subaltern,  17  Jan.  oc. 

2nd  Lieut.  J.  A.M.  Cummins,  R.  Art ...  I   i  Sept.  97  Subaltern. 
2Ud  Lieut. E.B.  Cotter,  Royal  Artillery  26  Feb.  98  Subalisrn. 


Punjab  Frontier  Force. 
No.  3  Peshawur  Mountain  'Ba.i.ieT-j .—Ita Ised  la  1S51. 

Linltedwith  Xoa.z,  land  4  Mountain  Batteries. 
At  Abbottabad.    Section  at  Chitral.  "Afghanistan,  187S-79." 


493 


Ri.NK,  NaaIES,  AND   CORPiJ. 


Abut 
Rank. 


Eemaees. 


'Chithal.' 


Captain  F.  A.  Twiss.  Roval  Artillery  ...  13  Feb.  94  Subaltern,  21  Oct.  gq. 

Captain  C.  P.  Roberts.  Royal  Artillery    10  Mar.  ooiSubaltern,  10  Mar.  00— At  Chitral. 

Lieut.  F.  W.  Richey.  Royal  Artillery  .  ,115  JuneoSlSubnUem. 

2nd  Lieut.  H.  C.  Szczepanski,  H.  Art  ,.,    8  Jan.  98  Subaltern. 

No.  4  Hazara  Mountain  Baiter j .^Raised  in  1851. 

Linkedwith  Noa  i,  2  and  3  Mounfain  Batteries. 
'*  Ali  Mdsjid  " — "Kabul,  1879" — "Afghanistan,  tS/S-So"'— "Burma   iS5<;-37  ' 
AtKohat.  ^     ' 

CaptainG.  R.  Lamb,  Royal  Artillery  ...120  Feb.  95  Commandant,  3  Nov.  98. 
Captain  W.  M.  O^p,  Royal  Artillery  ..     i  Apr.  ooiSubaltern,  24  J^une  99. 
Lieut.  H.  C.  L.  Cock,  Royal  Artillery...  ?i  Mar.  9g|Subaliern,  31  Dec.  99. 
Lieut.  G.  A.  Jamieson,  Royal  Artillery  121  Sept.  99'Subaltern,  7  Jan.  00. 

AtKohat.  Punjab  Garrison  Battery. — liaised  in   1S51. 

Capt.  L.  L.  Hepper,  Royal  Artillery...  |  19  Sept.  99  |  Commandant,  11  July  00 

1st  Sikh  Infantry.— i2fl?;5e(?  ^M  1846. 

Linked  tvith  srd  and  4th  Sikh  Infantry. — Regimental  Centre,  Edieardesahad. 

Class  Company  Regt.— 4  Comps.  Sikhs,  i  Comp.  Doj^ras,  2  Comps.  Pathans,  i  Comp.  Punjabi  Mahomedaus. 

"  Punjab''— "Ali  Musjid"— "Afghanistan,  1878-79." 

With  China  Expeditionary  Force.     Depot  at  Kohat.     Uniform,  Drab.    Facings,  Yellow. 

Lt. Colonel  J.  A.  H.  Pollock.  Staff  Corps  13  June 00  Commandant,  15  June  97. 

Major  W.  J.  K.  Dobbin,  Staff  Corps 13  Oct.    97  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander   11  May  04 

Bt.AMaior  W.  C.Barratt,2>.S0.  StafECorps  25  Jan.  99  Double  Company  Commander,  11  May  94. 

Captain  K.  O.  Burne,  Statf  Corps.... ]  6  Feb.  95  Double  Comimny  Commander,  30  Sept.  87. 

Captain  H.  A.  Cooper,  Staff" Corps    .-zg  AU5.95  Doable  Company  Commander.  22  Oct. 88.  fSikh^ 

CaptainH.  A.  F.Magrath,  Statf  Corps...'  i  Feb.  97  Double  Comuany  Officer,  13  Oct.  90.— Recruiting  Staff  Officer  for 
Bt.Lt.Col.  W.  H.  Manning,  Staff'Corps     4  Oct.   99  Double  C  »mpany  Officer,  27  Sept.  91.— With  Indian  Com.,  Ceu- 

j  I     tral  Africa, 

('apt.  G.  D.  L.  Chatterton,  Staff  Corps  \  8  Dec.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  3  Apr.  9=;. 
Lieut.  W.  F.  Bainbridae,  Staff  Corps. ..|i3  Juno  94iDoubIe  Company  Olficer  and  Adiutant.  li  July  96. 

Lieut.  C.  H.  B.  Lees,  Staff'  Corps  i  2  Oct.  93  Double  Company  Officer,  iSOcc.  98.— Adjt.'i  Bn.  Kurram  Militia. 

liieut.  P.  K.  Knapi),  Staff  Corps   '  5  Nov.  97  Double  Company  Officer,  14  Ja,n.  00.— Officiating  Qr.  Master. 

Lieut.  A.T.S.  Dickmson,  Som.  Lt.  Inf.  9  Apr.  gSjDouble  Company  Officer. 

Lieut.  P.  L.  Beddy,  Staff  CoTps 1  9  Apr.  oolOouble  Company  officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

2nd  Lieut,  J.  L,  Costello,  Staff'Corps  ...'  27  July  g^jDouble  Company  Officer. 

Captain  C.  H.  Davies,  Staff  Corps   5  Feb.  gS  Officiatin-;  Double  Company  Officer.— From  3  Sikh  Infantry. 

Bt. Major  T.  E.  Scott,  DSO.  Staff'  Corps  10  May  99  Officia'.ing  Double  Company  Officer.— From  3  Sikh  Infantry. 

Lieut.  E.  E.  Farnell,  Staff  Corps I  2  Dec.  QSiOfficiating  Doable  Company  Officer.— From  4  Punjab  Infantry. 

Capt.  P.  St.  C.  More,  MB.  Ind.Med.Ser.  30  Jan.  96![n  medical  charjre,  22  Ausr.  98.— Off'g.  Corps  of  Guides. 
Captain  W.  H,  Kcnrick,  Ind.  Med.  Ser.  28  Jan.  oolOfficiating  in  medic.1l  charge. 

2nd  {or  Hill)  Sikh  Infantry.— i^ct/setf  in  1846. 

Lidlccd  iC'ith  2/idan.d  6th  Punjab  infantry. — Regimental  Centre,  Kohat. 

Class  Company  Regt.  — 3  Comps.  Dogras,  2  Comps.  Sikhs,  2  Comps.  Punjabi  Mahomedans,  i  Comp.  Patbans. 

"Pdnjab"—"  Ahmed  Khbl  "—'■  Kandahar,  i83o"—"  Afghanistan,  187S-80." 

Head  Quarters  at  Datta  Knel,  Tochi  Valley.    Depot  at  Sdwardesabad.     U?iiform,  Drab,    Facings,  Red. 


Jan 
22  Oct.  92 
6  May  96 
25  Nov.  96 
10  Nov.  97 


Commandant,  25  July  9 


2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  25  July  98. 

Ol)le.  Company  Comdr.,25  July  98. — D.A.A.G.  China  Exp.  Force. 

Double  Comp  uy  Commander,  17  Dec.  gS. 

Double  Company  Commander,  i  May  00. — With  Coqts  of  Guides. 

Double  Company  Conmiander,  i  May  00. — Furlough. 
8  Dec.  ggjDouble  Company  Officer,  4  July  95. — Commdt.  Kurram  Militia. 
10  June  921  Double  Company  Officer  and  Qr.  Master,  24  Aug.  95. — Furlough. 
19  Sept. 93! Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  25  July  98. 
7  July  95  Double  Company  Officer,  17  Dec.  ?S,— Offg.  Qr.  Master. 
3  Mar.  96  Double  Company  Officer,  3  Sept.  00. — Otig.  Dble.  Co.  Comdr. 
5  Nov.  oS  Double  Company  Officer,  17  Sept.  00.— Offg.  Dble.  Co.,  Comdr. 
2  Apr.  g3iln  medical  charge,  7  Nov.  86. 


Lt. Colonel  C.  G.  M.  Fasken,  Staff  Corps  13  Junecxs 

Major  U.  Davidson,  Staff'Corps 

Captain  T.  Jermyn,  Staff'Corps 

Captain  A.  H.  Eustace,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  H.  C.  Vesey,  Statf  Corps 

Captain  P.  B.  B.  Forster,  Staff  Corps.. 

Captain  G.  L.  Carter,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  R.  S.  Phillips,  Staff'Corps  

Lieut.  C.  P.  Wynter,  Staff'Corps 

Lieut.  G.  H.  Taylor,  Staff  Corps   

Lieut.  C.  Prissick,  Staff  Corps  , 

Lieut.  C.  G.  Ames,  Staff  Corps 

Major  J.  W.  Rodgers,  Indian  Med.  Ser, 

3rd  Sikh  Infantry. —  Eaised  in  1847. 

Class  Company  Regt. — 4  Comps.  Sikhs,  i  Comp.  Dogras,  2  Comps.  Pathans,  i  Comp.  Punjabi  Mahomedans. 

Linked  with  isi  and  4th  Sikh  lafaiUry. — Regimental  Centre,  Edvxrrdcsabad. 

"Kabul,  1879" — '*  Kandahar,  iSSo" — "Afghanistan,  1879-80  " — "  Punjab  Froxtier  " — "  Tirah." 

Head  Quarters  at  Idak,  Tochi  Valley.       Detachments  at  Saidgi,  &c.       Uniform^  Drab.     Facings,  Black. 

Lt. Colonel V.  C.  Tonuochy,  Staff  CorpSi^o  May  gS  Commandant,  7  Jan.  97.— Furlough.  [fantry. 

Captain  G.  H.  Burton,  Staff  Corps  [22  Oct.    g2|0fficiating  Commandant,  with  rank  of  Major.— From  4  Sikh  In- 

Bt.MajorE.W.  S.K.Maconchy.D^O.S.C.  20  May  9S'2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Compauy  Commander,  9  June  99. — 

I     D.A.Q.M.  Gen.  Intelligence  Branch,  Simla. 
23  May  961 2nd  in  Comd.  and  Double  Company  Comdr.  31  Aug.  99. — Comp. 
I     Comdr.  Col.  Lumsden's  Corps. 
.  20  May  gS'Double  Company  Commander,  31  Aug.  99. — Offg.  2nd  in  Comd. 
.    5  Feb.  gS  Double  Compauy  Commander,  27  June  92. 

16  Nov.  gS  Double  Company  Commander,  i  N'ov.  92. — Furlough, 
;  10  May  9^  Duuule  Company  Officer,  ii  Maj'  g^.  — With  i  Sikh  Infantry. 
.  22  Aug.  99  Dble.  Co.  Officer,  11  May  93.— Comdi.  N.  Wazinstau  Jlilitia. 
.  21  Dec.  00  Dble.  Co.  Off'cr.,  i7,May  97.— 2nd  in  Comd.  N.Wazirit-tan Militia. 
.  28  Jan.  94  [Double  Company  Officer,  4  Oct.  gg.— Jffg.Adj.— AtChangla  Gali, 
I  Double  Company  Officer. 
I  Oct.  96'Doui'le  Company  Otticer,  i  Apr. 00. 
.  28  Oct.  g7| Double  Company  Office  ,  i  Apr.  00.— Offg.  Double  Com.  Comdr, 
.  20  June  9g  Double  Cumpany  Officer,  3  Sept.  oo. — At  Saidgi. 

[in  medical  charge, 
.  27  July  gglOfficiating  in  medical  charge. 


Captain  J.  H.  B.  Beresford,  Staff  Corps 


Bt.Major  F.  H.  Taylor,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  C.  H.  Davies,  Staff  Corps   

Captain  C.  E.  De  L.  Solbe,  Staff  Corps 
Bt.Major  T.  E.  Scott,  DSO.  Statf  Corps 
Capt.  A.  F.  Ferguson-Davie,  Z).50.  S.C 

Captain  J.  F.  Finiiis,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  G.  E.  White,  Staff'Corps 


Lieut.  J.  R.  Broun,  Staff  Corps  ... 
Lieut.  R.  Gardiner,  Statf  Corps... 
Lieut.  C.  J.  White,  Staff  Corps  ... 

Lieut.  H.  M.  Peile,  Ind.  Med.  Ser. 


494 


Ptmjah  Frontier  Force. 


4th  Sikh  Infantry. — Raised  in  1847. 

Class  Company  Regiineut~4  Comps.  Sikhs,  i  Comp.  Dogras,  2  Compa.  Pai^abi  Mahomedans,  i  Company  Pathans. 
Linked  with,  \si  and  ^7-d  Sikh  Infantry. — Regimental  Centre,  Edxoardesahad, 

"Pkgu" — "Delhi  "— '*  Chiteal." 
Head  Quarters  at  Uiran  Shah,  Tochi  Valley.     ITnjfonr,  Drub.     Facings,  Emerald  Qreen. 


Rank,  Names,  and  Cobps.  I     ^^^ 

Major  C.  B.  Brownlow,  StafTCorps Iio  Sept. 95 

Captain  H.  G.  Burton,  Stafl"  Corps la-j  Oct.  92 

Captain  C.  C.  Reid,  Staff  Corps 22  Oct.  92 

Captain  K.  J.  BnchaTian,  Statf  Corps  ...I  i  Feb.  9^ 

Captain  R.  W.  Falcon,  Staff  Corps '10  Mar.  9^ 

Bt. Major  R.  Harman.  DSO.  Staff  Corps  26  Aug.  97 

Captain  W.  Beadon.  Staff  Corps  14  Sept.98 

Captain  A.  S.  Hamilton,  Staff  Corps  ...  1:  Feb.  99 

Lieut.  H.  A.  H.  Rice,  Staff  Corps    I22  Apr.  93 

Lieut.  C.  L.  StoiT,  Staff  Corps  30  Nov.  95 

Lieut.  R.  S.  Thomas,  Staff  Corps In  July  97 

Lieut.  C,  L.  Peart,  Staff  Corps '22  Apr.  98 

Lieut.  G.  S.  F.  Routh,  Staff  Cori)s  '  i  Nov.  97 

Captain  R.  G.  Turner,  Ind.  Med.  Serv.  29  July  99 


Reuabks. 


Commandant,  27  Sept.  93,  with  rank  of  Lt. Colonel. — Furlough. 
2nd  in  Comd.  and  D  >uble  Company  Comdr.  30  Aa^.  97, with  rank 
!     of  Major.— With  3  Sikh  Infantry. 

Double  Compriuy  Commander,  3  Feb.  98. — Offg.  Commandant. 
i->ouble  Company  Comdr.  30  Sept. 87. — D. A. A. Gen.  for  Musketry, 
Double  Company  Comdr.  30  Sept.  87.  [Abboitabad. 

Doub'e  Company  Com,dr.  i  Mar.  90. —Comdnt.  "Wana  Levies. 
Double  Company  Comdr.  24  Oct.  92.— Officiating  2nd  in  Comd. 
Double  Company  Commander,  10  Mar,  97. — Offg.  Staff  Captain 
I    Intell.  Branch  Qr.  Master  Gcn.'s  Dept. 
Doable  Company  OWicer,  6  July  07. — Sick  Furlouph. 
Do'ible  '"ompHny  Officer,  9  Nov.  99^'\Vith  14  Bengal  Infantry. 
Double  (.Company  Officer,  25  Apr. 00. — Otticiatincr  Adjutant. 
Double  Company  Officer,  8  July  00.— With  China  Exp.  Force. 
Double  Company  Officer,  i3  July  00.— Offg.  Dble.  Co.  C^mdr. 
Officiating  Double  Company  Officer.  [Force 

In  medical  charge,  9  Feb,  00.— With  69  N.  F.  Hosp.,  China  Exp* 


1st  Punjab  Infantry. — Raised  in  1849. 

Class  Company  Regiment— 2  Companies  Trans-border  Pathans  (Afridis),  i  Company  Cis-Froutier  Pathans 
(Yusufzais),  i  Company  (Jie-Froutier  Patcians  (Kh'itcakR).  i  (-ompauj*  Punjabi  Mahomedans,  2  Companies 

Sikhs.  I  Company  Dogras. 

Linked  ivith  ^th  and  ^th  Punjab  Infantry, — Regimental  Centre,  Dcra  Ismail  Khan. 

"  DaLHi  "--"  Afghanistan,  1878-79." 

With  Eohat-Kurram  Force.      Uniform,  Dark  Oreen.    Facings,  lied  (piping). 


Major  W.  du  G.  Gray,  Staff  Corps 
Major  E.  H.  Rodwell,  Staff  Corps  .. 


Captain  W.  Kirkpatrick,  Staff  Corps  , 
Captain  H.  R.  Fagan,  Sla£f  Corps , 


Lieut.  R.  Martin,  StaffCorps , 

Lieut.  C.  L.  S.  Seton-Browne,  DSO.  S.C. 

Lieut.  A  M.  Houston,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  H.  M.  Turton,  StaffCorps  


Lieut.  H.  E.  Herdon,  Staff  Cori>3 


Lieut.  J.  Grattan,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut,  E.  C.  Alexander.  Statf  Corps  .. 
Lieut.  L.  F.  G.  S.Wylde,  StaffCorps.. 


Lieut.  T.  G.  N.  Stokes,  Ind.  Med.  Serv 


1  Sept.gijCommandant,  20  Nov.  95,  with  rank  of  Lt.Cotouel. 

30  Jan.  98  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  15  Jan.  96. 
— D.A.A.  Gen.  fur  Instruction,  Chuckrata. 

25  Aug.  94  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  C  anpnny  Commander,  4  June  99. 
29  Aug.  90  Double  Company  Commander,  4  June  99.— With  4  Punjab  Int'. 

Dou>)le  Company  Officer. 
15  June  95  Double   Company  Commander,   1  May  00. — With  East  Africa 
6  Mar.  93  Oouble  Company  Commtnder,  i  May  00.— Furlough.         [Rifles. 
II  May  95  Double  Compary  Officer  and  Adjutant.  13  May  gS. 

2  Feb.  94  Double  Company  Officer,  7  Oct.  98.— Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gen.  2nd 

Clas^. 
8  Aug.  94  Double  Company  Officer,  16  Nov.  98.— Officiating  D.  C.  Comdr. 
Double  Company  Olbcer.  [and  Quarter  Master. 

1  June  97  Double  CompanV  Officer,  19  Aug.  99.— Offg.   Double  Company 

26  Feb.  98  DouOle  Company  Officer,  31  Aug.  00.  [Commander. 
20  Oct.  00  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

In  medical  charge. 

27  Jan.  ooi  Officiating  in  medical  charpe. 


2nd  Punjab  Infantry. — Raised  in  1849, 

Class  Company  Regiment— 3  Companies  Sikhs,  i  Company  Dogras,  3  Companies  Punjabi  Mahomedans, 

I  Company  Paihans. 

Linked  with  2nd  Sikh  Infantry  and  6th  Punjab  Infantry. — Regimental  Centre,  Koliat. 
Delhi'*— '*LDCKNow"(ffe/t>/u)/<iC(i/>^«rf)— "Pbi  WAR  Kotal"—"  Afghanistan,  1878-79  "—"Pun  JAB  Feostiee" 
— '\Tieah."  With   Kohat*Kurranj  Force.      Uniform,  Drab.     Facings,  Black. 

20  May  98  Commandant,  i  June  94.  [Sick  Furl. 

z6  Aug.  go  2nd  in  Conimand  and  Double  Company  Comdr.,  1  June  94--" 
13  Aug.  99  Double  Company   Comdr.,  4  Mar.  96. — Off.  2nd  in  Command. 

Double  Coi'p:iny  Commander. 
22  Oct.  92  Dble.  Co.  Comdr.,  26  Sept.  SS.— D.  A.  A.  G.  China  Exp.  Force. 

Double  Company  Officer. 
30  Jan.  00  Double  ComiJany  Officer,  7  Nov.  93. 

30  Jan.  00  Double  Company  Officer,  19  Sept.  95. — Adjutnut  Uganda  Rifles, 
tg  Dec.  9^  Double  Comp  my  Officer,  27  Apr.  98.  — With  Khyher  Rifles. 
t6  Apr.  97  Douole  Comp;iny  Officer,  16  Nov.  98. — Officiatiug  Adjutant. 
t4  Aug.  95  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 
20  Oct.   00  Double  (;(!mpany  Officer,  24  July  co. 
I  Apr,  04  In  medical  uliarge.  31  Jan.  9"). —Civil  Shillong. 
■Officiating  iu  medical  charge. 


Lt.Colonel  R.  R.  N.  Sturt,  Staff  Corps 
Major  G.  W.  B.  Swiney,  Staff  Corps.. 
Major  L.  E.  Cooper,  Staff  Corps   


Captain  A.  Nicholls,  Staff  Corps  , 


Captain  A.  M.  S.  Elsmie,  Staff  Corps  ... 
Captain  M.  L.  Hornby.  DSO,  Staff  C... 

Lieut.  A.  L.  Bicktbrd.  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  C.H.  Villiers-Stuart,  StaffCorps 
2nd  Lieut.  D.  S.  Browue,  StaffCorps  ... 
Lieut.  R   N.  S.  Gordon,  Staff'  Corps 
Major  G.Dunuan.Jl/ .B.Indian  Med. Serv. 


Ptinjah  Frontier  Force* 
4tli  Punjab  Infantry.— J^^isecZ  in  1849. 


494« 


Class  Company  Regiment— 2  Companies  Sikhs,  2  Companies  Dogras,  2  Companies  Punjabi  Mabomedans, 

2  Companies  Pathans. 

Linked  v:it1i  1st  and  $fh  Punjab  Infantry. —Rcghncntal  Centre,  Dera  Ismail  Khan. 

"Delhi"— *'Ltjckxow"  {Belief  and  Capture)—''  AvGUkHiSTkS,  1879-80." 

With  Ohioa  Expeditionary  Force.     Uniform,  Drab.     Facings,  Blue. 


Rawz,  Names  and  Corph.  Aeuy 

^1     Rank. 

Lt.Colonel  O.  C.  Radford,  Staff  Corps... '26  Sept. 

Maior  A.  R.  Browning,  Staff  Corps  13  Au?. 

Captain  P.  Holland.  Staff  Corps 22  Oct. 

Captain  C.  G.  Prendergast,  Staff  Corps  23  Aug. 

Captain  P.  J.  Miles,  Staff  Corps 1  Feb. 

Captain  F.  VV.  B.  Gray,  Staff  Corps 22  Aug. 

Lieut.  E.  C.  Creagh,  Staff  Corps  9  Dec. 

Lieut.  E.  L.  Swifce,  Staff  Corps 14  Xov. 

Lieut.  E.  E.  Barvrell.  Staff  Corps  2  Dec. 

Lieuc.  A.  G.  Ames,  Staff  Corps 3  Sept. 

Lieut.  J.  D,  Stirling,  Staff  Corps 21  July 

Lieut.  \V.  R.  Ross,  Staff  Corps 22  Apr. 

Captain  H.  R.  Fagan,  Staff  Corps    29  Aug. 

Lieut.  T.  L.  Leeds,  Staff  Corps 14  Dec. 

Lieut.  J.  S.  B  gle,  Staff  Corps  23  May 

Lieut.  G    Tate,  MB.  Indian  Med.  Serv.  28  Jan. 


Bemabks. 


-97  Commandant,  5  Jan.  04. 

99  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Comdr.,  27  Sept,  99. 
92  Double  Company  Commander,  10  Dec.  99. 

95  Doub'e  Company  Commander,  10  Jan.  ad. 

96  Do'ible  Company  Commander,  i  April  91. 

90  Double  (;orap_iny  Officer,  6  Apr.  94.  [Force. 

91  Double  Comiiany  Officer,  j  Jan.  94  —With  China  Expeditiouary 

92  Double  Company  Officer  aud  Qr.  Mr.,  16  .^ag.  94.--Offg.  Adj. 
9;  Double  Company  Officer,  to  Aug.  g^,—OSg.  Quarter  Master. 

94  Double  Company  officer,  19  Sept.  98.— Burma  Military  Police. 
9;  Double  Comp^lny  Officer.— 1  Apr.  00. 

95  Do  ib'.e  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

95  Officiating  double  Comuanv  Officer.— Fiam  i  Punjab  Infantry. 
92  Officiating  Doable  Company  Officer.— From  6  Punjab  Infantry^ 
95  Officiaimg  Double  Comoauy  Officer.— From  Corps  of  Guides. 

I  [n  medical  charge. 
^SOfficiating  in  medical  charge. 


Class  Company  Regiment - 


5th  Punjab  Infantry. 

-3  Companies  Sikhs 


Company  Dogras 
Mahomedans. 


Raised  in  1S49. 

CompiLuies  Pathans, 


I  Company  Punjabi 


Linked  icitlt  ist  and  4th 

*'  PillWAE  KOTAL  " — ' 

Head  Quarters 

Lt.'^olonel  R.  F.  Jameson,  Staff  Corps 
Lt.Colonel  F.  P.  L.  White,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  A.  A.  J.  Johnstone, StalfCoros 
Captain  R.  C.  O.  Creagb,  Sr.aff  Corps  ... 

Captain  W.  E.  Venour,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  F.  P.  James,  Staff  Corp.s. 

Xiieut.  R.  \V.  E.Knollys,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  A.  W.  F,  Knox,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  C.  E.  D.  Davidson-Hiustonn.S.C. 

Lieut.  A.  G.  Thomson,  Staff  Corps   

I-.ieut.  R-  C.  Gilchrist,  Staff  Corns  

Captain  E.  A.  R.  Xewman,  MB.  I.  M.S. 


Punjab  Infantry. — Regimental  Centre,  Vera  Ismail  Klian. 

'  Chaeasia"— "Kabul,  1S79" — " Afghanistan-,  1S7S-80." 

at  Edwardesibad.      Uniform,  Drab.    Facings,  Green. 

2S  Oct.  97  Commandant,  11^  Apr.  94. 

24  July  a  13  2nd  in  Command  and  DoiiUle  Comp;iny  Commander,  16  Apr.  94^ 

22  Jan.  Q2|  Double  Company  Commamier,  4  June  97.  [Africa. 

I  Sept  04lDonble  Company  Com  nander,  27   Sepr,.  90.- Special   Serv.  S. 
;  2  3o[jt.gt>|  Oouble  Comp.  Comdr..  i3  July  go.— snd  in  Comd.  Khyber  Rifles. 

I  Feh  93:  Double  Compa-iy  Offl  -cr  and  Quarter  Master,  26  Mar.  go. 


25  Apr. 


18  Nov.  93 
2S  Sept. 95 
16  Sepl.go 


Mav  96. — Famine 
l_Waziris)taTi  Militia. 


Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant, 

duty,  Bundclkiiand. 
Double  Company  Officer,  26  May  99.— Adj.  and  Qr.  Mr.  Soutli 
Double  C  impany  Officer,  9  Xov.  97. — Furlough. 
Double  Comp^iny  Officer,  i  .\pr.  00. — Officiating  Adjutant. 
4  Xov.  QQ.Offg.  Double  Compinv  Officer  and  Qr.  Mr.  — From  33  Bengal  Inf. 
29  July  go'ln  medical  charge,  17  Sept.  00. 


6th  Panjab  Infantry. — {Transferred  from  Bombay  Presidency  in  1849.     Designation 

changed,  4.  Aug.  1S56.) 

LinJced  with  2nd  Sikh  Infantry  a)id  2nd  Panjab  Infantry. — Itrgimcntal  Centre,  Kohat. 

Class  Company  Regiment— 3  Companies  Pathans,  i  Company  Punjabi  Mahomedans,  2  Companies  Sikh;?, 

2  Companies  Dogras. 

"  Rhadt,  Aye  Ready, "     Head  Quarters  at  Kohat.      Uniform,  Drab.      Tacmgs,  Bed. 

Colonel  J.  E.  Mein,  Staff  Corps  ■  6  July  00  Commandant,  2  Mar.  02. 

Major  bJ.  W.  Cauliffc,  Suiff  Corps (10  Sept. 95  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  s  Mar,  92^. 

Major  G.  R.MacMuden,  ritalf  Corps !ii  Sept. 9c  Double  Company  Con?mauder,  i  Apr.  90. 

Major  D.  J.  O.  T,tylor,  Staff  Corps.  |  i  May  90  Double  Compauy  Commander,  1  April  go.— With  33  Bengal  luf- 

Major  J.  W.  C.  Hutchinson.  Staff  Corps.. .  I22  J.an.  99  Double  Compauy  Commander,  9  July  36. 
Captain  C.  C.  Feuuer,  Stftff  Corns |ii  Feb.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  f4  Mar.  93 


Lieut.  E.  Kirkijatnck.  Stii'I   Corps    , 

Lieuc.  F.  D.  Browne,  Staff  Cor[js  , 

Lieut.  T.  L.  Leeds,  Staff  Corps   

Lieut.  H.  de  C.  O'Grady,  Staff  Corps  ... 

Lieut.  T.  J.  AVillans,  Staffl'orps    

Lieut.  T.  M.  C.  Nicholson,  Staff  Corps... 

Captain  .].  Mulvany,  Ind.  Med.  Serv 


14  June  92  Double  Company  Officer,  6  Ana.  95.— With  Khyter  Rifles, 
i  9  Apr.  92  Doul>l^  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  2  Apr.  04. 
14  Dec.  92  Double  C jmpiny  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  5  June  96. 
30  No^'.  95  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 
10  July  96  Double  Company  Officer,  1  Ap-'.  00. 
4  Nov.  99  Officiating  Douole  Cumpany  Officer.— From  n  Madras  lufantry , 

Officiating  Double  Company  Officer. 
29  July  93  In  medical  charge,  14  Jan.  00. 


494^  P«.)y'(tJ/   Frontier  Force. 

5th  Goorkha  [Bifle]  Regiment. 

"Pbiwab  Ivoni."— "Chieisia"— "  Kibul.  1873"— "Kikdahie,  1S80"— "Afohinistin,  iS;8-8o"'— 

*'  Punjab  Frontikb." 

Class  Regiment — Goorkbas. 

Linked  with  the  isf.  and  nth  Goorkhas. — Ucgime.atal  Centre,  Ahbottahad. 

FIRST  B4.TTALI0N.— fiat»ei  22  May  1858. 

Head  Quarters  at  Abbottabad.     Uniform,  Bark  Green.    Facingi,  Black. 


Rank,  Namks,  axd  Corps. 


lit. Lit.  Colonel  A.  A.  barrett,  Statf  Corps 

Major  E.  Vansittart,  Staff  Corps    

Cajrtain  J.  O.  S.  Fayrer,  Statf  Corps  ... 
Captain  I.Philipp?..  Staff  Corps 


ITiECapt.  G.  H.  BoisraffOn.StaffCorps 
Capt.  V.  E.  Badcock,  CSO.  Staff  Corps 

Major  ifoM.  C.  G.  Bruce,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  S.  D.  B.  Ketcben,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  M.  H.  P.  Barlow,  Stnff  Corps     ... 
Lieut.  H.  ,1.  P.  Browne,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  VV.  D.  Villiers-Stuart.  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  H.  A.  Holdicb,  Staff  Corps    

Lieut.  C.  E.  Bateman-Champain,  S  C... 

<  'aptain  P.  R.  Ozzard,  Indian  Med.  Serv 

Capta'u  N-  R.  J.  Rnimcr,  Ind.  Med.  Serv. 


Remabks. 


29  Jan 


Commandant,  .)  May  99, 

2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  3  June  g'.. 

Uoulile  Compan.v  Commander,  5  May  97.— Furlough. 

Double  Coujjjan.v  Commander,  10  Nov.  86. — D.A.A.  &  Q.M.G. 

China  Expeditionary  Force. 
Double  C'oinpan.v  Comtnander,  7  Apr.  87. 
Double  Company  Comdr.  25  Aus.  97.— Station  Staff  Officer. 
D  uble  Comjiaiiy  Officer.  29  Mar.  94.  [ram  Militia. 

Double  Company  Officer,  16  June  97.— 2nd  in  Command  Kuv- 
Double  Company  Officer,  9  Feb.  98. 
Doulile  Conipanv  Officer  ami  Adjutant,  6  May  99. 
Double  Comjian.v  Officer,  i  Apr,  00. 
Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

DouIjIp  Coup  my  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Plaptue  duty,  Bombay, 
hi  medical  cUarKe,  19  Miy  00.-  With  No  69  Native  Field  Hoip. 

China  E.tpeditionary  Force. 
Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


SECOND  B.ATTALION.— Hai»eci  10  Nio.  liio.— Regimental  Centre,  Abbottabad. 
Head  Quarters  at  Abbottabad.     Vniform,  Dark  Oreen.     Facingt,  Black. 

Colonel  G.  Ilawkes,  Staff  Corps  ..  19  Feb.  oO|Commandant,  10  Nov.  93. 

Bt.Lt.Coloncl  K.  W.  F.  Martin,  Staff  O.'^o  May  98  Officiatius  Commandant  —From  2  Battalion  i  Goorkbas. 
M.ajor  A.  H.  G.  Kemball.  Staff  Corps  ...!2o  May  98  2nil  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Comdr,  6  May  q9. 

Captain  J.  M.  Stewart,  .Staff  Corps  I22  Oct.  92'Doubl-  Com.  Comdr.,  6  .May  99.  — D.  A  .  A.  G.  China  E.tp  Force. 

CaptainC.M.Crawtord,  Staff  Corps  ...I  9  Sept.9;  Double  Company  Commanoer,  6  May  99.  —  Special    Service, 

Imperial  Service  Troops,  Cbina  Expeditionary  Force. 
■>  Double  Oompany  Commander,  29  April  89. 
'  Doublt-  Couipany  Commander.  25  July  91. 

;  Unuble  Company  Officer,  21  May  92.  [Force, 

i  Double  Company  Ollieer,  25  Mav  95  —With  China  Expediliouary 
)  Double  Company  Officer  aud  Adjutant,  26  .Mar.  96. 

Double  Company  Officer  and  Qi.  .Mr.  iS  Feb.  94.— With  China 
,  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  oo.  [Exp.  Force. 

D.uble  Compuuv  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— With  Hour  Kong  Regt. 
14  Feb.  99  Officiating  Doulile  Comp,any  ufficer.— From  21  Madras  Infantry. 
.  2D  Apr.  99JOfflciating  Double  Company  Officer. 


Captain  P.  W.  Evatt,  StaB  Corps 6  May  96 

Captain  N.  E.  Chesne.y,  Staff  Corps I  jo  Jan.  97 

Bt.Major  F.G.  Lucas,' DSO.  Stat)  Corp9l20  May  9S 


Captain  E.  B.  C.  Boddam,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  C.  R.  Johnson,  Staff  Corp 
Lieut. M.  R.W.  Nightingale,  Staff  Corps 
Jjieut.  R.  F.  Warbuvton,  .Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  F.  H.  Bridges.  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  I).  M.  Gov.in,  .Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  H.  M.  Battyc,  Stiff  Corps  ..... 
Lt. Colonel  A.W.Mackenzie,  il/irf. Indian 
Medical  Service 


19  Oct.  98 
9  No*'. 00 
23  Dec.  91 
31  Jan.  94 
4  July  9t 


;i  Mar.  97  In  modical  charge,  5  Mar.  96.— Sick  Furlough. 


Major  C.  E.  L.  Gilbert,  Ind.  Med.  Serv.  31  Mar.  99  Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


42nd  {Goorkha  Bijle)  Bengal  Infantry  (late  ist  Assam  Lt.  hifaiitnj. — 

Raised  16  May  l&lj).— Linked  with  n^rdand  4ith  Regiments.— Regimental  Centre.  Shillong. 

Class  Regiment— Goorkhas. 

"BUEMA,  1885-87." 

Head  Quarters  at  Abbottabad.     Uniform,  Dark  Green.   Facingi,  Black. 

30  Jan.  98|Commandant,  10  May  99,  with  rank  of  Lt, Colonel. 

22  Jan,  91. -nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  6  May  99, 
with  rank  ol  Major.— D, A, A. G.  China  Esp.Frce. 

23  Aug.  9sDbl.  Co.  Comdr.  6  May  99.— Cou;ut.  Lukkimpore  Mil.  Police  Bn. 


Major  H.  O'Donnell,  DSO.  Staff  Corps 
CaptainF.  0.  Colomb,  Stall  Corps   


Captain  J.  3.  Cbatterton.  Staff  Corps  , 

Captain  E.  J.  Lugard,  DSO.  Statf  Corpslio  Nov.  9 


Captain  M.G.  James,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  H.  S.  Shaw,  Statf  Corps 

Lieut.  A.  J.  Strange,  Staff  Corps .. 

Lieut,  F.  H.  Norie,  Staff  Corps  

L'eut,  J^.  C.  I'erkins,  P^ast  Kent  Regt, 
Lieut,  S.  F.  B,  Dalrymple-Hay.StaffC. 
-tieut,  B.  A.  M'H.  Rice,  Staff  Corps  ,,, 
Lieut.  G.  W.  S.  Sherlock,  Staff  Corps... 
Captain  D.  R,  Green,  MB.  Ind.  M.S 


Double  Comijii  ly  Commander,  6  May  90.— On  Special  Service, 
,     South  Africa. 

14  Sept.98  Double  Com  any  Commander,  6  May99.— Offg.  2nd  in  Coma. 
10  Nov,  99  Double  Compau.y  Commander,  12  Nov.  93. 

19  July  92'DoubIe  Compaiiv  Officer  aud  Adjutant,  16  Apr,  95. 

29  Aug.  92  D  /ii.le  Com))  rny  Officer  and  Or.  Mr  3  Dec.  96.— Sick  Fur.oagh. 
I  Jan.  95  Double  Company  Officer,  23  Apr.  99,— Offg.  Quarter  Master. 
6  Jul.y  90  Dl>le.  Comfjy.  Officer,  iS  June  99. — Famine  duty,  Central  Provs. 
5  Dec.  98  Uouble  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

20  Apr,  90  Dou  le  Com('au.y  Officer,  25  July  00. 
27  July  95;  In  meilical  charge,  14  July  97.— With  5  Madras  Infantry. 


Lieut.  E.  L.  Ward,  Indian  Med.  Service  28  Jan.  99'Officiatiug  in  medical  charge. 


Governor's  Body  Guard. 

"  Sebtabdldbb.'* 
Head  Qufirtera  at  Madras.     Uniform,  Scarlet,     Facing»,Blue.     Lace,  Gold. 


495 


RiiTE,  Names,  and  Cokps. 


Captain  G.  H.  Arbuthnot,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  W.  M.  Fenning,  StatT  Corns..., 
Lt.Colonel  H.  D.  Cook,  MB,  I.II.S.  ... 


Army 
Rank. 


Remarks. 


9  &ept.93  Commandant,  i  Apr.  95.— From  3  Madras  Lancers. 
23  Mar.  96  Adjutant,  i  Apr,  97— From  3  Madras  Lancers. 
I  Apr.  90  In  medical  charge,  2  June  97. 


^if/a6?i?rtme»?.— Commandant;   Adjutant;    i    Subadar;   r  Jemadar ;  i  Senior  Hospital  Assistant  -    -    Havildars- 
5  Naicks;    I  Trumpeter;  1  Farrier  Havildar;  2  Shoeing  Smiths;    56  Troopers.    '    ^ 


ist  Madras  Lancers  (Raised  in  October  1787 — formerly  the  ^th  Re<jt.). 

Class  Squadron  Recjiment— 7  half  Squadrons  Ttfahomcdans  and  i  half  Squadron  Mahrattas. 
**Mtsoee"—"Sbrixgapatau"—"Ava"--"  Afghanistan,  1879-80"— "  Bubma,  1SS5-S7." 
Head  Quarters  at  Bellary.     Uniform,  French  Grey.     Facings,  Buff.    Lace,  Silver. 
Lt.ColonelS.E.M.Lawford.StaffCorpsi  9  Aug.  99  Commandant,  2S  July  94.— Col.  oh  Staff,  Corad^-.  at  Rangoon. 

I  2nd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander.     "^ 

Major  A.  P.  Westlake,  DSO.  Staff C    ...29  Nov.  97  Squadron  Con:mauder,  26  July89.— Offg.  2nd  in  Command 

Major  (t.  S.  Kerrich,  Staff  Corps  i  May  9S  Squadron  Commander,  10  Aug.  94.— Sick  Furloufh. 

Major  H.  L.  B.  Acton,  Staff  Corps   11  Aug.  00  Squadron  Commander,  4  Aug.  93. — Assist.  Jud^-e^Adv   Gen 

Captain  R.  H.  D.  Thring.  St'iff  Corps  ..  22  Jan.  92  Squadron  Comdr.  4  Aug.  93.— D.A.A.G.   Mandalav  Dist.— Sick 
Captain  C.  H.  F.  Binsteed,  Staff  Corps  12  May  94  Squadron  Commander,  26  Feb.  92.— South  Africa."    rFurlou'>-li. 

I  Squadron  Officer.  '     "  ^   • 

Captain  A.  S.  Arnold,  Staff  Corps    J30  Jan    97  Squadron  Officer,  4  Aug.  93.— Field  Service,  South  Vfrica 

Captain  R.  de  I..  Faunce,  Staff  Corps. ..117  Sept.  98  Squadron  Officer,  28  July  93. 

Lieut.  N.  B.  G.  Strong,  Staff  Corps 30  Nov.93  Squadron  O.ticer  and  Adjutant,  20  June  96  —Sick  Farlou'-h 

Lieut.  C.  E.  S.  Cox.  Staff  Corps 7  Dec.  97  Squadron  Officer,  23  Apr.  98.  ^ 

Lieut.  L.  F.  Jenkins,  Staff  Corps j  5  Xov.  9S  Squadron  Officer,  19  Apr.  00. 

Lieut.  K.  L.  Popham.  Staff  Corps '20  Apr.  99  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  oc.— Officiating  Adjutant. 

Major  J.  Scott,  AlB.  Indian  Med.  Ser  ..'  i  Apr.  94  In  medical  charge,  19  Xov.  97. 


2nd  Madras  Lancers  {Stecemon  Pater. — Recelceclmto  the  British  Service  17S4). 

.  Class  Squai-lron  Regiment— 6  half  Squadrons  Mahomedans,  i  half  Squadron  Mahrattas,  i  half  Squadron  mixed. 
"  Cabnatic" — "  Sholingucr" — "  Mtsosb  " — "S being APATAM  " — "Bdrma,  1SS5-37." 
Head  Quarters  at  Bangalore.     Uniform,  French  Gretf.    Facings,  Buff.     Lace,SilDer, 

Major  F.  B.  Deane,  Staff  Corps -.  10  Sept. g6j Commandant,  14  Dec.  96,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel.— Furlo  11  o-h. 

Major  H.  Eardlev-'A'ilmot,  Staff  Corps    jJ2  Feb.  97|'2na  in  Command  and  Squad.  Com-lr.,  14  Dec.  96.— Offg.  Colndt. 

Captain  R.  D.  Barlton,  Staff  Corps |  2?  Jan.  ggiSquadi-on   Commaoder,    i   Jan.   92.— D.A.A.G.   for  Musketry,' 

Captain  E,  M.Reed,  Staff  Corps  15  Feb.  92  Squadron  Commander,  23  Apr.  94.  'Secunderabacl. 

p.s.c.  Captain  B.  Hulioway,  Staff  Corps|22  Oct.  92  Squadron  Commander,  i  May  gn. — Offg.  Staff  Capt.  Intelligence 

Branch,  Qiarcir  Master  Lieu'eral'.'*  Department. 
.Ito  May  93  Squailron  Commander,  14  Dec- 96.— D.  A.  A.  Gen.,  Secunderabad 
28  Feb.  y6jSquadron  Commander,  g  Mar.  99. 
5  Felj.  gSlSqnadrou  Officer,  27  Apr.  94. — Burma  Military  Police. 
22  Aug.  99  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Officiating  Squadron  Comdr. 
3  Dec.  94[Squadrun  Officer  and  Adjutant,  20  June  96. 
16  Apr.  97JSquadron  Officer,  30  Jane  g3.— Offg.  Squadron  Commander. 

3  Aug.  97  Squadron  Officer,  20  June  99. — Furlough. 
io  Sept.  97  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

4  Nov.  Q^jSiiuadrou  Officer,  i  Apr^oo. 


Captain  J.  R.  Mathewes,  Staff  Corps.. 
Captain  A.  G.  W.  Moore,  Staff  Corps.. 
Captain  C.  E.  N.  Priestlov,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  J.  Randall,  Staff  Corps  . 

Lieut.  J.  E.  Uaghes,  Staff  Corjjs 

Lieut.  A.  F.  Henderson,  Staff  Corps  ... 
Lieut.  G.  R.  P.  Wheatley,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  B.  J.  Fa<ran,  Stiiff  Corps 

Lieut.  W.  F.  S.  Casson.  Staff  Corps 


2nd  Lieut.  G.  E.  D.  Mouat,  Staff  Corpe  25  .Ian.  99  Officiating  Squadron  Officer. 
Major  E.  P.  Youngerman,  MB.l.'Sl.S.'  i  Oct.  93  in  medical  charge,  12  Feb.  92, 


-With  25  Madras  Infantry, 


3rd  Madras  Lancers  {Murray. —  Raised  at  Arcot  in  May  1784  as  the  2nd,  Rejt.). 

Class  Squadron  Re2:iaient -6  half  Squadrons  Mahomedans,  2  half  Squadrons  mixed. 

"  MySOBB" — "  SbBIXGAPATAM" — "MAHIbPOBE.*' 


Head  Quarters  at  Secunderabad. 


Major  H.  W.  E.  Georges,  Staff  Corps.. 
Major  L.  W.  C.  fCerrich.  Staff  Corps    ... 

Major  J   Vans  Agnew,  Staff  Corps  

Oaptin  R..  F.  R.  Formby,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  F.  C.Logan-Home,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  G.  H.  Arbuthnot,  StaffCorps. 


Captain  F.JoUie,  StaffCorps 

Captain  A.  K.  Armstrong,  StaffCorps 

Captain  E.  Wintour,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  P.  S.  F.Claridge,  StaffCorps  .. 

Lieut.  H.  C.  Oakes,  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  L.  H.  R.  Ames.  SuiffCorps    

Lieut.  W.  M,  Feuning,  StaffCorps  

Lieut.  F.  Adams,  SLaif  Corps 

Lieut.  W.G.B.  I.  Hawlev,  StaH  Corps 
Lieut.  C.  C.  G.  Walker,  Sr.aff  Corps... 
Captain  C.  A.  Johnston.  2/£.  Ind.  M.  S 
Capt:\m  P.  C.  Gibbet,  Tui.  MM.  Serv 


26  Feb. 

22  Jan. 

13  Aug. 
tg  Feb. 

23  Apr. 
g  Sept, 

30  Jan. 
28  Apr. 

14  Sept. 
12  May 
30  July 

30  Nov. 
8  Mar. 
5  Aug. 
4  Nov. 
oOct. 

31  Mar. 

27  July 


Uniform,  French  Grey.    Facings,  Buff,     Lace,  Siher. 

gS 


Commandant,  n  Aug.  00,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. 

2nd  m  Comtnnnd  and  Squadron  Commander,  11  Aug.  00, 

Squadron  Commander,  it  Aug.  g3. — Sick  Furlougb. 

Squad.  Comdr.  tr  Auir.  93. — OEg.  Commandant  Madras  Volun- 
teer Guards. — Sick  Furlough. 

Squadron  Commander,  10  Jan.  96. 

Squadron  Officer,  24  Apr.  36. — Commandant  Governor's  Body 
Guard. 

Squadron  Officer,  17  Mar.  93. 

Squadron  Officer,  6  Jan.  gS. — Special  Service,  .South  Africa. 

Squadron  Officer,  15  Jan.  94. — Burma  Military  Police. 

Squadron  Officer  and  Adjutant,  i  Apr.  93. 

Squadron  Officer. 

Squalron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. — Furlough. 

Squadron  Officer,  r  Apr.  00.— Adjutant  Governor's  liody  Guard. 

Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr,  00. 

Officiating  Squadron  Officer. 

Officiating  Squadron  Officer. 

in  medical  charge.-  With  China  Expeditionary  Force. 


y  95  Officintinir  in  medical  charge. 


496  Corps  of  Madras  Sappers  and  Miners   (Queens  Own). 

The  Royal  Cypher  within  the  Garter. 

**Cabnatic"— "Sholixghcb"— "Mysore"  — "Sbkingapatim"  —  " Egypt"    (with  the  Sphmx)— "Assaye"— 

'*  Java  *'  —  "  Nagporb  "  —  "Mahidpoke,  iSi;"  —  "  Ava"  —  "China  "  (with  the  Dration)  —   '*ilKEANEE"  — 

*'HYDRaABAD"— "Pegu"— "Persia"  —  "  Lucknow  "  —  "  Ckntbal  India"  — "Taku  Fobts"  — "  Pesin"— 

*'  Abyssinia"— "Afghanistan,  iSzS-So"-  "  Egypt,  1882"—"  Thl-bl-Kkbih"— "  Suakin,  1S85  "— "Tofbek  "— 

"  13UHMA,    iSSs-S?  "— "CHITBAL"— "  Pl-N-TAB  FrONTIK  U  "  — "  MaLAKAXD  "  — "  TiBAH." 

Head  Quarters  at  Bangalore. 
A  D«;pot  Company,— Bangalore.  I     No.  4  Company, -Bangalore. 

B  Compauv,— Bansalore.  No.  5  Company,- Bangalore. 

No.  1  Company,— Secunderabad.  No.  6  Company,— Malakand. 

No.  2  Company,— Bangalore.  Burma  Company,— Mandaiay. 

No.  3  Company,— China  Expeditionary  Force. 

Detachment  (Telegraph  Section), — Malakand. 
XTnij07'm,  ficarlet.     Facings,  Dark  Blue.     Luce.  GoUl . 

IioKorarit  CofoncZ— Field  Marshal  lI.It.H.  Albert  Edward,  Prince  0/ Wales  and  Biike  o/ Cornwall, 
Ka.  KT.  EP.  6CB.  GCSI.  QCMG.  GCIE.  GCVO. 


Rake,  Nam:es,  and  Cobps. 


Army 

Rank. 


Ijt.Colonel  S.  Grant,  Royal  Engineers.  31  Dec.  -^6 
Major  B.  B.  Russell,  Royal  Engineers  ..  tS  Jan.  97 
Oaptain  E.  P.  Johnson.  R.  Engineers  ...;i7  Apr.  95 

Lieut.  \V.  Uobertson,  R.  Engineers 22  July  95 

Captain  C.  H.  Roe,  Royal  Engineers  ...  27  Au<c.  92 
Captain  J.  A.  S.  TuUoch,  R.  Engineers  it  Dec.  g: 

Captain  IT.  W.Evans,  R.  Engineers i  Jan.  94 

Oaptain  C.  H.  Heycock,  R.  Engineers...  5  T)rc.  95 
Captain  F.  F.  Weedon,  R.  Engineers  ...  m  Mar. 96 

Captain  C.  Ainslie.  Royal  Engineers  ...  6  Dec.  96 
Captain  H.  J.  M.  Marshall,  R.  Eng.  ..  3  June 97 
Lieut.  W.  S.  Traill,  Royal  Engineers  ...129  Mar.  93 
Lieut.  J.  B.  Barsto^v,  Hoyal  Engineers  24  July  94 
Lieut.  F.  G.  Howard,  Royal  Engineers  12  Feb.  95 
Lieut.  H.  E.  Winsloe,  Royal  Engineers.  22  July  95 

Lieut.  S.  G.  Loch,  Royal*  Engineers ko  Feb.  96 

ijieuc.  P.  E.  Hodgson,  K.  Engineers  ...125  July  96 
Lieut.  F.  D.  Ii-vine,  Royal  Engineers  ...'15  Mar.  98 
2nd  Lieut.  C-  M.  Wagsttiff,  Roj'alEngr.  22  June  97 
Lieut.  J.  A.  Garstiu,  Ruya!  Engineers...  23Sept.oo 
2nd  Lieut.  E.  K.  ilolesworth,  R.  Eng.  23  Mar.  97 
2nd  Lieut.  W.  R.  Izat,  Royal  Engineers  31  Dec.  96 
Lieut.  E.  G.  Henderson,  Royal  Engar.s.  10  Feb  96 
Li«ut.  R.  E.  D.  Goldingham,  R.  Eners.l  8  Mar.  97 
Lt.CoIonel  H.  Armstrong, Ind.  Med.  Ser.130  Mar. 
Mnjor  F.  C.  Pereira,  Ind.  Med.  Service  31  Mar. 


Rkuares. 


Commandant,  9  May  98  — Furlough. 

Superintendent  of  Instruction,  2f  Feb.  98. — OfTg.  Commaudant. 

Superintendent  Park  and  Tram,  i  Aug.  99. — Furlough. 

Adjutant,  t  Oct.  99. 

Company  Comdr.  i3April89. — i  Company. — Sick  Furlough. 

Company  Commander,  31  Aug.  89. — 3  Company. 

Company  Commander,  i  Aus.  99. — 5  Company. 

Company  Comman-ier,  21  Mar.  94. — A  Company. 

Company  Commander,  2  Xov.  94. — Burma  Company. 

Company  Commander,  [Malakand  Forc3, 

Company  Commander,  7  Mar.  95.-6  Company.— Field  Engur., 

Company  Commander,  22  Feb.  99. — 2  Company. 

Com,pany  Commander,  15  Mar.  00. — 4  Company. 

Company  Officer,  7  Mar.  95. — 6  Company.  [Comdr. 

Company  OHlcer,    10  Sept.   97.— B  Company.— OfFg.  Company 

Company  Officer,  15  March  00. — Offg.  Comp.  Comdr.  5  Co. 

Company  Officer,  20  Sep;;.  95. — A  Company,  Telegraph    duty. 

Company  Officer,  6  Sept.  93.— Burma  Company.  [China. 

Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  18  Aug.  99.— 5  Company. 

Company  Officar,  14  Oct.  99. — 2  Comp-iny. 

Company  Othcer,  14  Oct.  99. — 3  Company. 

Company  Officer,  30  May  00, — i  Company. 

Officiating  Company  Officer.— 6  Company. 

Officiating  Company  Officer. — 3  Company. 

Officiating  Comp-iny  Officer. — 3  Company. 

In  medical  charge,  i  July  98.- sVithChiuaExpcditionaryForcc. 

Officiating  iu  medical  charge. 


1st  Madras  Infantry — Pioneers  (SliaiJc  Modeeii — Poraimah — Jormerly  ist 

Battalion  jst  Regii)ient. — Raised  at  Fort  St.  George  in  1758). — Liiiked  with  ^th  1^  21st  Regiments. — 

Regimental  Centre,  Bangalore. 

Class  Company  Regiment— i  Company  Mahomedans,  2  Companies  Tamils,  1  Company  Telingas, 

4  Companies  mixed. 

;  t^^A.BNATIC"--"MYSOBE" — '*  Se  RINGAPATAU' "  — "  SeHTABULDBE" — "NaGPOEE" — "  AVA  " — "PeGu"  —  **  CbNTEA 

Ixdia" — "  Apghanistam,  1879-80'' — "  BuRSiA,  1885-87.'' 
With  China  Expeditionary  Force.    Depot  at  Bangalore.     U?iiform,  Red.    Facings,  White.    Lace,  Gold. 

13  Aug. 99  Commandant,  21  Nov.  97,  with  rank  of  Lt.CoIonel. 
23  Apr.  92  2nd  in  Commaud  and  Double  Company  Commander,  21  Xov.  97, 
I  I     with  rank  of  Major. 

Iio  Mar.  94  Double  Company  Commander,  13  Aug.  95. 

I  6  May  96  Double  Company  Commamier,  n  May  89. 

iDouble  Company  Commander. 

S  Feb.  98  Double  Comuany  Officer,  26  Feb.  92. — Sick  Furlough. 
30  Oct.  92  Double  Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  iS  June  96. 
27  Feu.  97  Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  25  Feb.  97.      [2nd  Class. 
25  Feb.  97  Double  Comtjany  Officer,  25  June  97.— Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gen. 

5  Nov.  gS  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 
20  Apr.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 
12  Apr.  00  Double  Company  Officer,  27  March  99. 

I  4  Dec.  97  Officiating  Double  Company  Officer.- From  17  Madra  s   nf. 
29  Jan.  99  Officiating  Double  Company  Officer.— From  23  Madr  as  nf. 


MujorE.C.  W.M.Kennedy,  StaffC. 

Captain  B.  A.  Johnstone,  Staff"  Coips.. 

Captain  C.  W.  AVilkieson,  Staff"  Corps 
Captain  F.  G.  Batten,  Staff  Corps    


CaiitainC.  J.  Ganning,  Staff' Corps  

Lieut.  A.  H.  T.  Rouse,  Staff' Corps  

Lieut.   G.  D.  Bruce,  Staff  Corps    

Lieut.  G.  A.  Hawks,  Staff"  Corps    

Lieut.  J.  A.  Bald,  Staff"  Corps    

Lieut.  R.  S.  Gordon,  StatTCorps    

Lieut.  W.  T-  P.  Thompson,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.'  C.  D.  Duxbury,  Staff"  Corps   

2nd  Lieut.  T.  G.  J.  Torrie,  Staff   Corps 
Lt.Col.    H.  F.  P.   F.  Ksmonde-White, 

Indian  Medical  Service    

Capt.  F.  L.  M.  B.  Blenkinsop,  Ind.  M.  S. 


12  Oct,  92  In  medical  charge,  14  Nov.  98 
29  July  98  Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


-P.M-0.  Lines  of  Communica- 
[tion,  China  Esped.  Force 


2nd  Madras  Infantry  {Mootoo  Naih—fonnerhj  ist  Battalion  2nd 

Regiment.- Raised  at  Madras  in  i7S9].-Linked  with  i^th  &  26tli  Reniments  - 
Reciimental  Centre,  Secunderiibad. 
Class  Company  Regiment-,  Companies  Mnhomertans,  3  Companies  Tamils,  i  Comoanv  Telin-ae 

I  Company  mixed.  "      =""=''». 

Head  Quarters  at  Fon  Wifuam.  ""u^foZ,  Jie^L'^Flti-.V..  J^.f  X":,  .^o'^.f'^'"^^'^'- 


497 


Rave,  Nambs,  and  Coeps. 

Major  SI.  B.  O'Donosrhne,  Staff  Corps 

Major  A.  H.  Kellie,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  A.  R..  Donne,  Staff  Corns 
Captain  W.  G.  H.  Stirling,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  E.  E.  Beddek,  Stnff  Corps 

Captain  A.  T.  Yoanp;,  StatT  Corps    

Lieut.  G.  a.  J.  Carmichac'l,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  A.  H.  Arbuthnot,  Staff  Corps  ... 

2nd  Lieut.  A.  P.  Stewart,  Staff  Corps... 
Major  T.  C  Moore,  Indian  Med.  Ser.  ... 


Ahmy 
Rajtz. 

II  May  08 
I  Feb.  9g 
28  .Ian.  Q3 
9  Sept.  93 
14  Sept. 
22  Jan.  92 
20  Mar.  93 
10  Nov.  97 

25  .Tan.  99 
31  Mar.  99I 


Remarks. 


Commandant,  5  June  00,  with  rank  ofLt.Colonel 

2nd  m  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  -,  Nov  oc 

Double  Company  Commander,  ii  Nov.  95--Sicli  Furlou.'h 

Double  Company  Commander,  8  Jan.  00. 

Double  Company  Commander,  i  Feb.  oi 

Double  Company  Officer,  12  May  90 

Double  Company  Officer,  23  Nov.  js.-Sick  Furlough. 

nonbppZ'nr''nS'''""'   -  Apr.  oo.-Otficintins   Adjutant  and 
Doub  e  Company  OftiiMr.  [Ouarter  Mastpr 

Double  Company  Officer,  19  Apr.  00.  ivuaicer  ^viaslei. 

In  medical  charge,  4  Jan.  94.— Leave  to  China. 


3rd  Madras  (o>- Palamcoitah)  Light  Infantry  (Turin— formerly  1st  Battalion 

3rd  Rarjimeat.-Raised  at  Madras  in  i7S9).-Li,iked  with  23rd  Regiment.- 

Regimeiital  Centre.  Trichinopoly. 

Class  Company  Regiment-  3  Companies  Mahomedans,  2  Companies  Tamils   i  Company  Telin .'as 

2  Companies  mixed.  °     ' 

"NOW  0.1  NBv.E..-..CA.x..to"-..SHO^.^.o„nB.^^^^^^^^ 

V,  1th  China  Expedltionarj  Force.     Depot  at  Secuaderabad.      Uniform,  Jleil. 


Major  R.  K.  Tevevsham.iJ.S'O.StaffCorps 

Major  M.  A.  Tuite,  St.aff  Corps 

p.s.c.  Captain  B.  Peach,  Staff  Corps 


Captain  G.  W.  Lilly,  Staff  Corps  ... 
Captain  E.  W.  Harris,  Staff  Corps  , 


CaptainH.  P.  Ainslie,  Staff  Corps 

Captain G.  A.  C.  Taylor,  S'aff  Corps.... 
Captain  W.  C.  Nicholson,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  0.  M.  O'Reilly,  Staff  Corps    .... 
Lieut.  F.  G.  B.  Lun-.o,  StaffCorps  .. 
Lieut.  E.  F.  Harding-,  Staff  Corps     ... 

Lieut  I.  A.  Keble,  StaffCorps   

Lieut.  H.  r.  Shairp,  Staff  Corps    [14  Nov  97 

Capt.ain  T.  H.  Foulkes.  Ind.  .Med.  Ser.  I79  July  69 
Major  J.  K.  Kanga,  Ind.  Med.  Ser 1  j  Apr.  93 


10  Sept.  95 
1  May  98 
6  Feb.  95 


,  Oold. 


14  May  95 
29  Aug.  96 


22  AUl 
21  Sept.  00 
■21  Dec. 
12  .Aug.  91 
4  Nov.  99 
28  Oct.  93 
14  Nov.  97 


Facings,  Green.     Lace, 
Commandant,  6  June  94.  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel 
n"'.'.i,".'^?.'""*"!'  "■;',''  Double  Company  Commander,  13  May  98, 
' -  .    -    -.  ■        ,^  j^jj^^   95-— Special  Seri'ice' 


Dinible   Comp.anv  Commander, 
Rhodesian  Field  Force. 

Double  Company  Commander,  i6  May  99. 

Double  Company  Commander,  4  July  00 

Double  Company  Commander,  '  FProvincps 

99  Double  Company  Commander,  ,  July  oo.-Famine  dlity,  Central' 
'-  Double  Company  Officer,  -6  May  99.  ""^j,  vcuurai 

Double  Compan.v  Officer  and  Adjutant,  28  Apr  93 

Double  Company  Officer,  27  May  99. 

Double  Compan.v  Officer,  i  Ai)r.  00. 

Officiating  Onnr'ter  Master.— From  23  Madras  Infantry 

Officiating  Double  Company  Officer. -From  14  Madras' Infantrv. 

Officiating  Double  Company  Officer.— From  19  Madras  InfantiT 

In  medical  charge,  4  June  97.— Acting  Civil,  Madras. 
Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


4th  Madras  Infantry— Pw»eej-s  (Baillie—formerly  ist  Battalion  ^th  Begt. 

Raised  at  Madras  in  i759).-Linked  with  1st  and  21st  Reginxenis. -Regimental  Centre.  Bangalore. 
Class  C(jmpany  Regiment-2  Companies  Mahomedans,  2  Companies  Tamils,  4  Companies  mixed. 
Cabnaiic  "-"  Shohnghue"-"  .Mtsoee  ■■-"  Assatb  •■-■•  Afghanistan,  1879-80,"  An  Elephant  and  Cross  Axes 
Head  Quarters  at  Trichmopoly.      Uniform,  Red.     Facings,  WInte.     Lace.  Oold.  >-io-SAxes. 

Commandant,  s  Nov.  89,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel.— Sick  Furl. 
2nd  m  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  5  Nov.  gS. 

— Officiating  Commandant. 
Double  Company  Commander.  5  Nov.qS.- 0ffg,2nd  in  Command 
Double  Company  Commdr.  5  Nov.  oi.- With  China  Exp.  Force. 
Double  Company  Commander,  15  Aug.oo.— Asst.  Commr.,  Burma' 
Double  Company  Commander  and  Adjutant,  15  Fob.  95. 
Double  Compan,y  Coniinander,  3  Sept.    9,.- Brig.  Siirn.  Offr. 

China  Kxp.  Force.  ° 

Double  Company  Officer,  20  June  96.— Offg.  Quarter  .Master. 
Double  Conijiauy  Officer,  16  Sept.  96.— Plague  duty,  Bombay. 
D<)uble  l.'ompany  Officer,  29  Mar.  99. 
Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 
Double  Compan,y  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

Officiating  Double  Company  Officer.— From  J3  Madras  iDfantry. 
In  medical  charge,  5  Oct.  S3. 


Major  G.  B.  Stevens,  StaffCorps 
Major  E.  L.  HoUoway,  StaffCorps  .... 

Captain  F.  Churchill,  StaffCorps 

Captain  C.  T.  Sw.an,  Staff  Corps  

Captain  C.  E.  Sowen,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  S.  M.  Rice,  StaffCorps    

Lieut.  C.  R.  Scott-Elliot,  Staff  Corps.. 


5  Oct.  92 
25  Feb.  00 

22  Oct. 
25  Aug.  97 
16  Nov.  98 
28  Apr.  95 
28  Apr.  95 

ic  Jan.  97 
16  Apr.  97 

4  Nov.  59 
22  Apr.  00 
20  Oct.  00 

7  July 

2  Oct. 


Lieut.  S.  B.  Watson,  Staff  Corps    

Lieut.  M.  H.  B.  Geddes,  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  R.  Mackie,  StaffCorps 

lieut.  \i.  J.  Malet,  StaffCorps    ... 

Lieut.  W.  L.  S.  Meiklejohn,  S.  C 

2nd  Lieut.  M.  E.  S.  Johnson,  Staff  C. 
Lt.Colonel  M.J.  Kelawala.Ind.Med.Ser. 

5th  Madras  Infantry  (Shaik  Kudawund— formerly  ist  Bii.  sth  Regiment. 

Raised  near  Madras  in  December  1759).— Linked  ifith  16th  and  27th  Regiments.— 
Regimental  Centre,  Madras. 

1  Class  Company  Regiment— 3  Companies  Mahomedans,2CompaniesTamils,2  Companies Telingas.i  Company  mi.\ed. 
I  "CiBNAiic"— "Sholinghdi!"- "Mtsoee"— "Pegu"— "BUBSIA,  18S5-87." 

\  Head  Quarters  at  Jubbulpoie.     Uniform,  Red.     Facings,  Tellow.    Laa,  Gold. 

Commandant,  20  Aug.  98,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel.— Furlough; 

2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commandei',  20  Aug.  98, 
with  rank  of  Major.— Offg.  Comdt.  [Command. 

Double    Company    Commander,    30    Aug.    go.— Offg.     2nd    in 

Double  Company  Commander,  27  Oct.  93. 

Double  Company  Comdr.  11  Aug.  00.— Adj.  East  Coast  Vol.  Efls. 

Double  Company  Commander  and  Adjutant,  =3  July  95. 
.  „..„.  u.  Double  Company  Officer,  3  Apr.  qq.— Offg.  Quarter  Master. 
4  Nov.  97jDouble  Company  Offlcrr,  29  Dec.  gS.— With  Hong  Kong  Regt. 

Double  Compan.y  Officer. 

Donble  Company  Officer.— Famine  Duty,  Godhra.        [Rajpore. 

In    medical    charge,    29   Dec.    gS.— Offg.   Supt.   Central  Jail. 

Officiating  in  medical  charge— With  China  Exp.  Force. 


Major  P.  G.  Bradley,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  H.  E.  C.  B.  Nepean,  StaffCorps 

CaptainK.  J.  G.  DunoUy.  StaffCorps., 

Captain  0.  R.  Kauntze,  StaffCorps 

Capt.  A.  R.  Nethersole,  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  A.  H.  Butler,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  H.  G.  T.  Costley,  Dorset  Regt.  .. 
Lieut.  E.  C.  L.  Wallace,  Staff  Corps... 


Jan.  00 
29  Aug.  go 

8  Dec.  97 
II  Feb.  99 
22  Aug.  99 
28  Aug.  92 

I  Jan.  94 


Lieut.  H.  C.  M.  N.  James,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  A.  E.  Berry,  MB.  Ind.  Med.  Ser 
Lieut.  G.  H.  Stewart,  Ind.  Med.  Serv 


22  Apr.  g8 
29  Jan.  97 
27  July  99 


49S     6th  Madras  Infantry  (.littc/.-eHz/e — fonunrlij  1st  BaU(ilion6lh  ReijimnjU. 

Raised  at  Trichiaopohj  in  July  1761).— L/?i/ieii  ^aith  14th  Ileyimeat.—Reijimental  Centre.  Bellary. 

Class  Company  Regiment— 3  Companies  Jlahomedans,  2  Companies  Tamils,  i  Company  Telingas, 

2  Companies  mixed. 
"  CiHifiTic"— "Sholiitghde"— "MrsoEB"— "SBRlNOiPiTiM"— "Boobbon" — "CHIlfA" — "TkeDrafort." 
Head  Quarters  at  Jhansi.     Detachment  at  Nowgong.      Uniform,  Red.     Fucingt,  While.     Lace,  Gold. 

RiifK,  Nakbs,  awd  Cobps.  Rvnk.    i  ,     Rbmarbb. 

Major  G.  J.  Shaw,  Staff  Corps    1  1  Apr.  9S, Commandant.  27  Sept.  gg,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. 

Captain  W.  H.  Brett,  StaffCorps  '22  Oct.   g2!2nd  in  Com.  and  Double  Company  Comdr.,  27  Sept.  99,  with 

I  I     r.ank  of  Major. 

Captain  J.  Thoruhill,  Staff  Corps i25  Jan.  93  Douhle  C  .moany  Comdr.,  9  .Inne  03.— Famine  duty,  Bombay. 

Captain  M.  A.  B.  Kappey,  StaffCorps    1  i  Feb.  gyiDouble  Co'rpany  Commander,  2  Jan.  o.i.— At  Nowgong. 

1  I  D'^able  ' v.mpany  ("ommander. 

Captain  A.  Moore,  Staff  Coqii I  6  .Tnly  00  Double  Company  Commander.-  Furlough. 

Captain  T.  n.  P.  Lawrenson,  Staff  Corps'27  Nov.  00  Double  Company  Officer,  7  .Tuly  93. 

Captain  L.  E.  Fagan,  StaffCorps  '21  Dec.  00  Double  Compauy  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  12  Oct.  g4. 

Lieut.  H.  N.  Yoang,  St^ff  Corps   ^lo  Juneg?  Douhle  Compiiny  Officer,  i  Aor.  00.— Commissariat  Department. 

Lieut'.  S.  Bazett,  Staff  Corps  7  Feb.  99  Double  Compiny  Officer,  14  Jan.  00. 

Lieut.  O.  St.  J.  Skeen,  Staff  Corps    1  6  Apr.  07  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Officiating  Adjutant. 

2nd  Lieut.  K.  Hawdon,  StaffCorps  ...  J28  Deo.  98  Double  Company  Officer,  3  Aug.  00. 
Lt.Colonel  E.Ferrand.J/i'.Ind.Med.Ser.  30  Sept.gs'ln  medical  charge,  i  July  82. 


7th  Madras  Infantry  {Cooke— formerly  ist  Battalion  Tth  Regiment. 

Raised,  at  Trichinopoly,  Auaust  1761).— Linied  w:th  i^th  and  z^h  Kegiments.— 

Regimental  Centre,  Belgaiim. 

Class  Company  Regiment— 4  Companies  Mahomedans,  :  Companies  Telingas,  i  CompanyTamils,  1  Company  mixed. 

"CiEKATic"-  -"  Mysoiib''— "  Avi." 
Head  Quarters  at  Rangoon.     Uniform,  Bed.    Facingt,YeUov>.    Lace.Oold. 


Major  G.  P.  M.  Prichard,  StaffCorps  ... 

Major  D.  S.  Lewis,  Staff  Coriis  

Captain  J.  Kendall,  Staff  Corp»    

Captain  H.  W.  Johnston,  Staff  Corps  ... 
Captain  F.  H.  H.  Jeflcoat,  StaffCorps 

Captain  A.  J.  Ralph,  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  R.  L.Van  der  Gucht,  Staff  Corps 


Lieut.  H.  A.  Scott,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  A.  N.  Davidson,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  U.  H.  Bury,  Staff  Corps 

2nd  Lieut.  C.  J.  li.  Hird,  StaffCorps  .. 
Lt.Colonel  J.  A.  Burton.  Ind  Med.  Ser 
Lieut.  W.  Letlibridgc,  Ind.  Med.  Ser.  . 


g  Aug.  95(Commandant,  16  Oct.  93,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. 

I  May  oS  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  9  Nov.  94. 

Double  Comi  any  Commander,  17  June  q8. 

Dble.  Co.  IJomdr".,  i  July  00.— Offg.  Quarter  Master  and  S.S.O. 

Double  Coiiipany  Commander,  1  July  00.  -Futlough. 

Double  Company  Officer,  i  July92.— Offg.  Caut.M  ig.,  Neemuch. 

Double  Company  Officer,  9  Sept.  95.— Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gen. 
ist  Class. 

Double  Company  Officer,  9  Sent.  95.— Burma  Military  Police. 

Double  Company  Officer,  19  Oct.  96.— Officiating  Adjutant. 

Djuble  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Sick  Furlough. 

Double  Compauy  Ollicer,  i  Apr.  to. 

[n  medical  cuarge.  30  Sept.  87.— With  Cbina  Esp.  Force. 

Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


g  May  96 
10  Jan.  97 
16  Nov.  98 
8  June  00 
5  Aug.  91 


to  Aug.  92 
13  Feb.  94 
15  Aug.  90 
/7  July  gt 
2  Oct.  00 
28  .Tan.  gir 


llaicr  J.  S.  G.  Manera,  StaffCorps  . 
Major  H.  D.  M'lutyre,  Staff  Corps 


8th  Madras  Infantry  (formerly  ist  Battalion  8th  Beijiment. 

Raised  near  Madras  in  September  1761).— LI nled  ivith  lylh  and  25th Ke<ju)ients.— 

Reijimental  Centre,  Bamjalorc. 

Class  Company  Regiment -4  Companies  Mahomedans,  i  Company  Tamils,  i  Company  Telingas, 

2  Companies  nii.\ed. 
"CiBSiiic" — "SaotiKGHOB"— ■'  Sebingapaiam "— " AssiTB." — An  Elefhatit. 
Head  Quarters  at  Rangoon.     Three  Companies  at  Poit  Blair.     Uniform,  Bed.    Facings,  While.    Lace,  Gold. 

.12-  May  96  Commandant,  7  Oct.  94,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. 
.  14  Jan.  ooknd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  29  March  93. 
— Assist.  Transp.  Offr.  China  Exp.  Force. 
Captain  A.  F.  P.  Paxton,  Stalf  Corps  ...  28  Feb.  gilDouble  Company  Commander,  20  July  go.— Furlough. 
Captain  L.  W.  Y.  Campbell,  Staff  Corps, 30  Jan.  97  Double  1  ompauy  Commander,  14  Oct.  Sg. 

Captain  J.  H.  Loivry,  StaffCorps 130  Jan.  g?  D  .uble  C.impauy  Officer,  14  Sept.  88.  [2nd  Class. 

Captain  F   W.  Ba'-shawe,  Staff  Corps. ..!22  Aug.  go  Doub:e  Company  Oihcer,  16  Oct.  93.— Asst.Military  Accountant, 

Cantain  c'  L.  Haldane,  Staff  Corps 10  Nov.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  y  July  02.— Burma  Military  Police. 

Lieut  V,'    R.  B,  Colan,  Staff  Corps   14  Dec.  9:  Dble.  Co.  Officer,  30  .Iune93.— Offg.  D.C   Comdr.  and  Qr.  Mr 

Lieut.  R.  W.  S.  Elliott,  StaffCorps  2S  Apr.  95  Double  Couipany  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  :o  Oct,  97.— OKg. 

I    Adjutant. 

Lieut.  H.T.  S.  Rogers,  StaffCorps j  .1  Nov.  99  Double  Compauy  Officer,  1  .Apr.  00.- Port  Blair. 

2nd  Lieut.  H.  F.  Burton,  StaffCorps      27  July  98  Double  Compiny  Officer. 

In  m-jdical  cuarge. 
Major  A  J  O'Hara,  Ind.  Med.  Ser.     ...   2  .Apr.  os'Officiating  iu  medical  charge. 


9th  Madras  Infantry  {Kelly — formerly  ist  Battalion  gth  lleglment. 

Raised  at  Madura  tii  176-,).— Linked  n-ith  iiihand  z3tX  Reylnxents.- -Regimental  Ceritre,  Madras. 
Class  Company  Regiment— 3  Companies  Mahomedans.  2  Companies  Tam.ls,  2  Companies  lelingas, 

I  Company  mixed. 

A  Galley  with  the  Motto  "KhooshkeeWcTdkee"—"Caenaiic"—"  SKOLiNOHnE"— "Mtsoee"— "Aya"— "Pbgb." 

Head  Quarters  at  Colombo.     Depot  at  Bellary.     .■-  Companies  at  Trincomaii. 

Uniform,  Bed.     Facingt,  Green.     Lace.  Gold. 

II  Aug.  00  Commandant,  i  Dec.  9',  with  rank  of  Ltx:olonel.         [of  Major, 
.  27  Jan.  94 


Major  J.  Jackson,  StaffCorps 

Captain  W.  B.  Young,  Staff  Corps   .. 
Captain  E.  W.  A.  Firth,  StaH  Corps.. 

Captain  W.  B.  Powell,  StaffCorps  .. 


Captain  H.  deV.  Harvest,  StaffCorps 
Captain  G.  L.  P.  Clarke,  Staff  Corps    .. 

Captain  F.  G.  Pierce,  Staff  Corps    

Lieut.  E.  L.  Holland,  Staff  Corps 


Lieut.  G.  TV.  Burton,  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  G.  S.  Torkingtoii,  Staff  Corps  . 
Lt.Cokncl  It.  II.  Camn,  liid.  Med. ser 


2nd  in  Com.  and  Double  Company  (3omdr.,  i  Dec.  97,  with  rank 
Double  Company  Commander,   19  Oct.    98.— On   detachment 

duty  at  Trincomaii. 
D.-)ubie  Companv  Commander,    21  Nov.    go. — Assist.   Comdt. 
Silchar  Mil.  PtiUco  Bn.  [Magistrate,  Belgaum. 

Double    Company     Commander,    17    Dec.  90. —  Cantonment 
.,„.„.._-, Double  Company  Commander,  i4Sept.  91. 

II  Feb.  gglDjuble  Con-pany  Commander,  i  July  52.  [Trincomaii. 

3  Oct.   gjlDonble  IJompany  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— On  detachment  duty  at 
Double  Coinpan.v  Officer. 
23  Oct.  99  Officiating  Double  Compa-iy  Officer. 
.\.pr.  u.)  Officintin..'  Doub'o  Company  Officer. 
Mat.  00  In  medical  cliarge,  23  -lo  \-  S6. 


4  May  98 

14  Sept.gS 

14  Sept.gS 
14  Sept, 


10th  Madras  Infantry  (ist  Burma-Goorhha  Rifles) 

Vellore,  in  June   i66. 
Class  Resiment-Goorkhas. 

bearinR  a  Rock  Fort. 
Headquarters  at  Maymyo.      Vn^rm,  Dark  Green.     Facing,.  Black 


Hank,  Names,  and  Cobps. 
MajorE.R.J.Presgrave.DSO.  StaffCorps  29  Deo 


Thusmeo. — liaised  at 


'5-87."— An  Elephant 
Lace,  Black. 


499 


Capt.  G.  N.  Cauiaeld,  DSO.  Staff  Corps  ^22  Jan 
Captain  J.  Henegan,  DSO.  StaffCorps    '  6  Feb 

Captain  B.  Trydell,  Staff  Corps 120  Aue 

Captain  A.  W.  N.  Taylor,  StaffCorps  ...ii^  Feb' 
Captain  F.  G.  H.  Sutton,  Stall  Corps        16  Nov' 

Captain  R.  A.  Firth,  Staff  Corps    8  Deo  ' 

Lieut.  F.  L.  Orman,  StaffCorps '   6  Jan 

Lieut.  W.  M.  Guthrie-Smith,  Staff  Corps     q  Sept 

Lieut.  A.  L.  Longhurst,  Staff  Corp.s 126  Aug 

2nd  Lieut.  A.  D.  Molony,  Staff  Corps  127  July' 
Capt.  C.R.Pearce,MB.  lud.lled.  Serv.  28  July 
Major  H.  M.  Hakim,  Ind.  iled.  Service    2  Oct 


''r,rta;!r<^eL^?aT'B'ara'loT'°'^'r^f°\r^'--°^^.-A-istant 

.  l^ffi-l-^^^'^ST^elJ^r"^--^ 
Q    Sonb  e    ■:'".';;'>"■;■  ':V"™«''-.  9  Ma^y    ,'o^•-F„rlongh. 

«iD:com  on"";;;;:;  o "^";'  =1  /""•  «.-f^mineduty,  cent.  Provs. 

.|Doubiec/,l;;p:;'v;»^/;-^,^"-.?.;-o%.Ad,.^^^ 

92|umciating  m  medical  charge.  ""B". 


gas,  3  Companies  mixed. 


nth  Madras  Infantry  (J/„c.e.7._^^,.rfffo,«e^-/o.^,,,,  a. ^5a«a^.v.„ 

,a  ne„t.-Ea.sea  at  O^^oU^^J^^.,.^,^^,  ,,,,  ^,,  „„,  ^3^,  ^^^^^^^^^ 

Class  Company  Regt.-2  Companies  Mahomedans,  2  Companies  Tamils,  1  Company  Teling 

*'Seeingapatam." 
Head  Quarters  at  Sccunderabad.      Uniforn,.  Red.     Facing..  Orecn.     Lace    Said 

i^;Si?H^-T^™H^^'tt^a^"cSrVs-.:;:::l2]  It  li?::T^lf^tknl  1"^  v.r^^  -°>^  °^  ^'-c-^'o-'- 

>„'.-*^„  Ji^^^^--^..Staff  _Corp| 3^  Ja"nr9'7^  Do'ib'Je'co^:","  EZ^l'^^r^/fr'^  "  ^"="-  -^\Z%^^^^ 

It  fe^  ''  f^""!;!^  V.""'""'-  0«'"'-d  Idju'  ant°fsept'""5^°"P-  '"'"'" 
A      •  97i Double  Company  Officer.  24  Aug.  pS  -Deo    A^siW    Cr,™    f  „„ 
4  Apr.  98'Double  Company  OI1icer,"i2  Aug^pB  ^^       "'"'•  (^nd 'cfa'^' 

T  No?  "'  n^^i]"  Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  26  Au^  pg  " 

n<r£ieutrB.E:i.-ManJou:s-iaff-Sorps  2    I'lSy  9I  oZblt  SmS-  Offlce'r'  '  t""  "'-^/"^  ^  PunjtSTn'flntry. 
,t.Colonel  M.  E.  Reporter,  I.  Med.  s'er,  I  Oct'  97^°  -eiicauCr^e^^'Niv  i'""  °°-^''^  ''  ''^''^^^  Inl^mry., 


;'aptain  J.  W.  Drever,  Staff  Corps 

Daptaiu  R.  W.  C.  Keays,  Staff  Corps 
Japtain  F.  H.  Johnstone,  Staff  Corps 

jieut.  A.  D.  Cox,  Staff  Corps  

jieut.  A.  Shairp,  Staff  Corps 

:.ieut.  E.  H.  Waring,  Staff  Corps   ...  '.'. 

Jieut.  T.W.  H.Jones,  StaffCorps  

jieut.  T.  M.  Nicholson,  Staff  Corps 


12th  Madras  Infantry  (2nd  Burma  Battalion).~Barim-formerly 
%ul  Battalion  8th  Ha,, mtnt.~ Raised  at  Cuddalorc  in  Fehruary  1767.  ^ 


,  2  Companies  Pathans. 


Linked  with  i2nd  and  iynl  Rcginicnts.-Iiecjimental  Centre,  Mandalay 
Class  Company  Regiment-4  Companies  Sikhs,  2  Companies  Punjabi  Mahomedans, 

CAHMATtC     —      bHOLINGHna"—"AVA"—"BnBMJ,  1885-87  " 

Head  Quarters  at  Fort  Stedman.     Wing  at  Keng  Tung.     Uniforn,,  Drab  Serge.    Facing,,  Wlute.    Lace,  Drah. 

22  Aug.  98:Commandant,  9  May  90. -Furlough,      [of  Major.-Off'g  Comdt 
\\  M«;  ''  n"**  K?  n°"-  ''"'•  °°"'''<=  Company  Comdr.,  7  June  93.  with  r"nk 
I  p  .f  9i|Double  Company  Uomdr,  7  June  >i,.-Keni  Tun.' 
(J  teb.  9s[Doulile  Company  I'omniander,  9  May  90 
7  ^  eb.  96  i  Double  Company  Commander,  0  May  90 
30  Jan.  97 1  Double  Company  Officer,  9  May  90. 
5  Feb.  r"'" >-'- '^ „..,       .».    jv 


lonel  A.  Howlett,  Staff  Corps 

M.  R.M.  Rainey-  Robinson,  Staff  Cps, 
;  Major  C.  J.W.  Grant,  Staff  Corps... 

JptainP.W.  H.  Cox,  StaffCorps    

iptain  A.  H.  Williams,  Staff  Corps  ... 
'Uptain  R.  T.  Anwyl-Passir.gham,  a.  C. 

iptain  E.  F.  Rainey,  StaffCorps   

iptain  L.  H.  Ricketts,  Staff  Corps... 

eut.  W.  W.  F.  C.  Musgrave,  Staff  C. 

eut.  A.  de  L.  Faunce,  StaffCorps 

eut.  A.  Bredin,  Staff  Corps 

eut.  G.  D.M'Cormick,  StaffCorps 

;ptain  W.  G.  Pridmorp,  Ind.  Med.  Ser. 

eut.  L.  Gilbert,  Ind.  Med.  Serv 


\  n»^  '^  n""?!''  Compan.V  Officer,  7  June  gj'.-Burma  MiUtary  Police 
!  Dec.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  20  Apr.  94.— Ken»  Tumr       ^"'"=^- 
1  June  92  Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  76  Auc  9?' 
I  Apr.  94  Double  Compiiuy  Officer,  26  Aug.  95  -Burma°Mimary  Police 

2^  M^v  9°!°"""'=  ^ompany  Officer,  7  Aug.  gg.-Offg.  Quarter  MastC". 

23  May  00  Double  Company  Officer,  r  Apr  00 

f-,  \fl  ""In"  "!=''.''''''  caarge.  22  Dec.  93--Civil,  Sagaing,  Burma. 

27  Jan.  oo.Omciatmg  in  medical  cliarce. 


.eut.  M.  N.  Chaudhuri.  Ind.  Med.  Serj27July  99iOfficiatin5  iu  ^^d^^A  chargeat  Keng  Tung. 

I     13th  Madras  Infantry  (^Alcock—formerlii  2 nd Bn.  ^rd  liegiment.— Raised  at 

itadras in  1776). -Li nUd  with  20th  and 22nd  Regiments.— Regimental  Centre,  St.  Thomas's  Mount: 

Class  Company  Regiment-4  Companies  Mahomedans,  2  Com|)anies  Tamils,  2  Companies  mixed. 

'  CAB.yAiic"—"SHOllxGHnE"— "Mysore"— "SEEiNGAPATAM"—"BnBiiA,  1S85-87." 

Head  Quarters  at  St.  Thomas's  Mount.    Wing  at  Sumbulpore.     Uniform,  Bed.    Facing.,  White.    Lace,  Gold. 

i]OTG'A''wL'iman"'i;?ffT   '2  Aug.  95;Commandant.  26  May  94.  with  rank  of  Lt.Colon^!. 

ijur  u.  A.  weiman.  Staff  Corps 1 1  Sept.97  2ndin  Commandand  Double  Company  Commander,  8  May  9-  — 

ntoiV  1    i    y      A        c     ^  1  '    Commandant  Pallaveram  Depot. 

ntoinAH'  Al'lplCr'l,'''!  ,5°""^^    ,10 Mar.  94  2n  1  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  14  Jan  99 

S,l  S  D   u"^  ^.""^y-'^'^'f  '^"■'P^    =3  May  9fi  I  Double  Company  Commander,  14  Jan.  99.  ''" 

StSn  H   R   Tf»''t„^''°J,'"^^*^'"P^ I"  ^"^^  99  Double  Compan>  Comman.ier,  17  Apr.  oi.-Sick  Fiirlou..h. 

fut  H  W  iri?:^,?p;'=Q''5^'?fP'^ ''5  Feb.  95;Double  Company  (;omdr.9Sept.92.-Specialduty,Ootacamuud. 

'ut  GC  Rnr'n  4;!ff  ,^         ^"'■P^ ,!5  July  91  Double  Comp.iny  Officer,  i  Apr.  oo.-Burma  Military  Police. 

^nt  WP    A  T'    '^.'"°LP^ "Oct.   92  Double  Company  Officer,  12  Oct.  94.-Burma  Military  Police 


...»  nr    ---  —  ", --«"^  ^..u.  pa 11  UCt.     92 

:i^,,-f°'^'^'''*°°' Staff  Corps 17  Sept.  94 

:ut.  E.  Colson,  StaffCorps  ........         I22  Nov  97 

i  Lieut.  H  II.  D.  Shaw,  Staff  Corps'j2o  July'  9; 
ri;  'li^-n?-''^'^^''^'  Staff  Corps'^... ^27  July  98 
Colonel  N.  Chatterjie,  MD.  I.M.S.  ...  3I  Mar.  9 


i^yjiii/itj  V.  jiAA^jitij  y  vjiui^ci,  i^  \j\^\,.  y4.  —  omnia  Jiiiita, 

Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  14  Jan.  99. 
Double  Company  Officer.— With  28  Madras  lulantry. 
Dmible  Oomi)acy  Officer.— With  16  Madras  latantry. 
Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Offg.  Quarter  Masttr. 
tn  medical  cuar^fe,  23  Nov.  32. 

HR 


Class  Company  Beg.ment-2  Gompan.es  ™  ^^^^^^^^  ^^i^^a, 

•■  CiENATIO"— "  SHOLTNGHTJE 

Head  Quarters  at  Kaipur 


._..M.oa."  j"Mr;?^;^i---^-^-  '^^-^^•'-"  ^^^  ^'■"^""•' 


EiNK,  Names,  asd  Ooeps. 


Major 
Major 
Captain 


Z7,  Un  Mar  Q 5  Commandant,  ii  Feb.  q4. 

,r  A.  G.  Burn,  Staff  Corps    rXrns"'  ,i  .Tan    ^  2ml  in  Command  and  Do. 
,rC    H.  M.  Hitchms,  SiaflCorps  ..,.1i-ian  J     ^.  ^omm 

!ainS   B.  Graham,  Staff  Corps 6  Feb.  g:',""^^^^^^  p^^^g,,.  Qeorae, 


{•antuinR.  B.B.Howe,  Staff  Corps    . 
Canta  in  W  Key  worth.  Staff  Corps  ... 
?antanAV   Alexander,  StaffCorps 
CaotataA  W.  N.  Raven,  Staff  Corps  ...  21  Dec 
Lieut  O.F.Connell,  Staff  Corps  =9  Oct. 


■Maior  F.G.  Maidment.  Ind  Med.  Ser, 
S  c!  C.  Mur.son,  Ind.  Med.  Serv... 


n.<   with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. 
!/oube  Company  Commander,  .4  Dec^  97- 
Immander.  24  Dec.  g7.-Gamson  Qua.ter 
Mn'ster  Fort  St.  Georae.  «, —PlaKUO  duty,  Aden. 

Double  Company  Commander   .5  ^"f  ^-.iSulpore. 
ODouble  Company     omniande,  II  Feb.  00. 

JlOouble  Company     ommande  ,  '5  Aug^oo 

RecruitinR  Othcer.  __  ^  _^_^  ^^  _g.^^  ParloUKb. 

-Prob.  Commt.  Dept. 
-With  3  Madras  Infantry. 
-Officiating    Adjutant    and 

,,„;:;.:s!„^ScSfc  B  F^.  ^.^Wlth  cmna  K^p.  Force. 
•■^^    Jan    lUlofficiating  in  med^l_charge. 


8  Dec.  97:1 
23  Mar.  ooll 
2 J  Dec. 
21  Dec. 


C    Mur  son,  ina.  men.  .^c' >.■•'-/ , ,     r.       •        „» 

...  Maa.,  .n.a„.,  (-'-/^Sirir^^^^^^^^^ 

Class  company  Eeg,ment-4CompamesMah^^^.^^^.^^^j_  ..Boema  >885-87." 

■•      "Mvborb"— "ArOHANISTAtl,lS79-8o     —     BOEJIA.IOoi      / 
..CAENATIC---SHOLIHGHUE     -     MTSOEE  AP  I„„,  Gofd. 

Head  Quarters  at  Belsaum.    Un.for.,  EeJ.    ^-"J'j'j  ^,  Lt.Colonel. 

;?  iSf;  °^liT"^(?otmand'^nd%\'n^f  company  commander,  .  June  c. 
,3  Aus,.  99  j^^^^^,^  company  ,';'o"""''°f«:'-_Famine  duty,  Punjab. 

Double  Company  V,""""'""'",;l6  Feb    92  -China  Exp.  Force. 

Double  Company  <  '™°"™'".' t  June  93.-Ohina  Exp.  Force. 

Double  Company  Conmiandei ,  2?  J  une  9^. 

Double  ComUnyOfflcov,,ndA^utentrA^^^^^^^^ 

Double  CompanyOfflcer,8  Jan  00.    ^^^   Qi,„rter  Master. 

Double  Company  Othcer,  7  MnJ  °°-_'„°,;^,  detachment,  Bellary. 

Double  Company  OHicer,  .  *1" '  S:,i^  5  "   ulra.  Inlantry. 

In  medical  charge,  24  Mar.  99 -With  t. 

Officiating  in  medical  charge. 

.et.  Madras  --^^(^^'^llS^^^^^^ 

,  Company  mixed.  ..^^^„_"  rcema,  18E5-87." 

.--  CAE»AT.C"-"SHO«.GHCE"-"M.BOEE;'-;_bKHXNG.^PA^__^^_  ^^^^^_^_      ^^^^_  ^^^^ 


Maior  C.  F.  Stevens,  Staff  Corps 
Sajor  M.  J .  Bremner,  Staff  Corps 

Cnntain  H.  B.  Murray,  Staff  Corps 
Caota  u  J   W.  Orchard,  Staff  Corps 
raffi  n  W   B.  Walker,  Staff  Corps 
ife^'ut  H.  H.  G.  Btansfeld  Staff  Corps 
Ti"ut  C  V.  Ommanney.  Stall  I- orps  . 

T  iint'  H  Miller,  Staff  Corps  ......  

^'dtie'^tV.M.i.aser.Staff^Corps 

Captain 


It.  D'A.  M.  rraser.  o^^i^  ^"-  f-    --  - 
V.  Wall,  Ind.  Med.  Serv 29  Jft° 


Class  Company  Begiment- 


Head  Quarters  at  Singapore.     Unifonn.  Eei     W».  ^  ^.^^  ^^^^^  ^^  ^^^ 
J.  W.  Parker,  Staff  Corps  jii  Feb.  95  Commandant.  ^o,Uee- 9.,^V,„hl.  Comnany  Commdr 


Maior  J.  W.  Parker,  atauv."M"  ,  Mav  a 

Major  A.  H.  Dobbs,  Staff  Corps    ^  May  9 

,     .„i„-R   H  Dewing,  Staff  Corps ^3Aug.9.'; 

V.^^SnrVNLyne.  Staff  Corps "  ^eb.  99 

CaptamC.  v.  i-^.  "J""^  „  ,->,,rns  ...  to  ^ov.99 
captain  E.  G.  J^-^^.^^|^«ff-^c"oTps  ::::..  30  Jan.  co 
Captain  AW.  H.^J^' =  gj^fj  cirps  ...    8  June  9' 

-?l"^?iSi?s!^o4^^^^ 

sndLiieut.W.  i.C.^Jllcmisj.  .20  Oct.   on 


id  in  Command  and  Doumc  Lo   ^  ^jg,,     j.^^t  St.  George. 

Supdt.  of  Family  Pajments^anQ  ^^^^i,._  ^^  Aug.  95. 

2nd  in  Command  and  Donme  "^"mim  p„ussia. 

Double  company  Con™a°'l^^--^^_Jub  ._9-^^0^  ^.^^'^^^      ,,^^_ 
Double  Company  l,'""™^^.-  fAz^  n2.-Burma  Military  Police. 
S^luSl  gSSP?^S'c™ind\d.uta'nt,  25  June  97. 
Double  Company  Ofccer,  .  Jan.  <^_^^.^^^  Hong  Kong  Re^gt.^^ 

Jomdr 
Comdt 

Tn  medioarcharge,  -  Dec.  a..-S.ck  Furiough- 


E.-R.  Da  Costa, Ind.  Med.  ^cr 2^1.^9. ^        Knttalion    i-H   Regiment. 

l,th  Madras  ^f-f^^S^^!^^^'^^''^'''''''' "»'-'""■ 

.•Caknatic"-"SholiNGHUE   -    ^'^V'^l  ^^i„_    Lace.&old. 

HeadQuartersat  Bangalore.      ""/°™-^;f  ,    Ipr  9  •  -"1^  ™°'^  of  Lt.Colonc 
derson.StaffCorps  .3  Junegs.commandant   1=  Ap^  94.^^,^^^  Company  Commat 


^f„;nvH  A  B.  Boulderson,  Staff  Corps 
MajoiH.E.M.  Mason,  Staff  Corps : 


>  --.psH^s;^a  ^skr  ~-  ^°'""^"::' .:  ""• ' 


„„,„, ,  T  -Famine  duty,  Ahmednagar.  south  Africa. 

ZtainS.A.Pear.e,Sta^n^^ -^ --  ^    tt  SmiZ?    =^e;: 'I  M^  |-- 

CaotainL.  H.  Walker,  tetaff  Cjrps 23        k  ^  luoiible  Company  Co 

'.^''P..:"  A    P  How.  Staff  Corps_ "  *«".  99  Comnauy  OH 


omnianuei,  .3  "■■"•  -»■  __j,ujiough. 
n.  ,,«..* — '",;."/,       ^"  ,T  Ken   qquoiluic  v.v,i"i".".j  -"  „  ,'       ^ Rnrma  Military  Police 

Ueut  C.  D.  Duxbury,  Staff  Corps 4  Dec.  97  "  ^  j^^^^^^  infantry 


i  Sept.  98.— Wit^ 


2ndLi<- 
2nd  Lieut. 
Captain  . 


1  Field  Service,  China. 


p   .    ,    ^^*^,^^'^^^^  Infantry  {Muirhead-form^ly  2nd  Bn.  jth  Eemment  ,co 
Raised  at  Trichmopol'j   n  1777  )~Linkp,1  „::ih -^n,        i      ,i   t,     ■         .                /"<■  j-i/WK/jejii.           5CO 
ClassCompauyKe..iment-,Co2 tnt  "f  /       V      ^^      Re;„meKts.-Regimental  Centre.  Behjaum. 
pauy  «e„mient     3  Companies  Mahomedans,  2  Uo.upanies  Tamils,  i  Company  Telin<-as 
,,     ,.„                                        2  ComDanies  mixed.                                            1  ^"J  ieim„as, 
C....x:c   -    ^-"-"-■-••M^o»3.;-.;S..,.._..._..p.3...-..c.....  I.n.... 
Head  Quarters  at  Madras.     Uniform.  £ed.     Facin„,.  T.Uou,.    Luce.Oold. 


RilTK,  NaUES,  A!fD  COEPS. 

Major  H.  H.  H.  Aspinall,  Staff  Corps 
ilajor  W.  W.  V.  Pakenham,  Staff  Corps 

Major  A.  M.  Lloyd,  Staff  Corps  ..  .. 
Captain  R.  W.  A.  Denne,  Stalif  Corps 
Captain  M.  P.  Harding,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  H.  W.  Heffernan,  Staff  Corps    1. 
Captain  W.  Donnau,  Staff  Corps  ...         n 
Lieut.  H.  L.  Hole,  Staff  Corps  |  •. 

Lieut.  H.  P.  Shaiip,  Staff  Corps  "    5 

2nd  Lieut.  G.  L.  Pepys,  Staff  Corps      '27 
Captain S. P.  James, MB. Ind.iled.  Ser  -9 


Armt 
Rank. 


Mar.  97 
30  Jan.  gS 


Reuabks. 


May  gS 
Dec.  97 
Feb.  99 
Feb.  99 
Feb.  99 
Nov.  92 
Nov.  9S1 
July  981 
July  99I 


'Jommandant,  18  Juno  97,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel 

2udm  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  12  Au-  q, 
—  With  26  Madras  Infantry.  '■^"r,- y.-.. 

[Double  Company  Commander,  17  Dec.  qo. 
jDouble  Company  Commander,  15  Aug,  io  I  Provinces 

|on  e l^^::§s^--i^--~--^^^^ -^jii 

ig^u    e    rjJ^-SS-a^d^/.Kot^v^'-  ^--^'• 

SoSb  I  CoXn-v  am""'  3°,'^"«-  99.-W.th  3  Madras  Infantry. 
L'ouoie  Lompany  Otntrer,  i  Apr  00 

In  medical  charge,  i,  Dec.  gS.-with  No.  61  X.F.  Hospital 
Officiating  in  medical  charge.  "uopuai. 


20th  Madras  InfantrTcS^i^^^^/bi^^I^^^y^^^d^a^teZiou  2nd  Beqi.nent. 

Ra,sed  at  Tanjore  ,n  ijyjl-LinKed  ,c,th  .3th  ana  .2nd  Reghnents-Begimental  Centre. 

bt.  Ihoman  s  Mount. 
Class  company  Regiment-,  ^'"--ies  Mahomedans,^ .^Compan     Tamils,  .  Company  Telingas. 


Major  T.  H.  Haughton,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  T.  B.  Hawks,  Staff  Corps  . 


■  "^  «f^;  ''  <-'o™™a,°'lant,  M  Mar.  99,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel.-Furlouoh 
9  Sept.93  2nd  m  Comd.  and  Double  Company  Comdr.,  1,  Dec.99,  wUh  rank 

Captain  W.  Hudson,  Staff  Corps 25  Auc  94  Doubtel'^^^fjr' ."=(  ^"""f'  »    fl^nrrackpo.e  and  Bum  Dnm. 

Captain  CM.  Morris,  Staff  cirps  r!  Sent' oS  Do  h  p  CnJ^"^?  ■'^n^°""^'^-i  '«'?*•  95--Cantonmcnt  Magistrate, 

Lieut.  L.  S.  Logan,'staffCV)rp's  ..:;::::■••  :o  Jan^  ItlDoMtl  cZLn.^  nffi.'nv'  "i  ^™f  "I'-^S,"™  ^"""y  P°"<=e- 

£s^H°i^^;^.&:^a'^i:!^fcS^ 

S21st  Madras  InfB.ntry~Pioneer,(Bohe>-ts-f^^-ly  ist  Battalion  nth  Regivient. 

Raised  at  Gh^cacole^n  17S6).-L; nked  with  1st  and  4th  Regiments.-Reghnental  Centre.  Bangalore 

Class  Company  Regiment-i  Company  Mahomedans,  4  Companies  Tamils,  i  Company  Telin-^as 

.,,,  ,,     ,,  ,  2  Companies  mi.xed.  "     ' 

MrSOEB     -      fEEI.VGAPATAM"--''XAGPOEB--"  AFGHANISTAlf,  1878-80  "-"BUEMA.  iSS.-S,  "- 
PtfBJAB  FkOXTIEK"  — "TlUlH  " 

M=-„    P   P    TT         .   Head  Quarters  at  Belgaum.      Uniform.  Ited.     Facings,,  White.    Lace.  Gold. 

^^\%^^i^i^^°ri'^'' ;4^^iL^'o'L°nTS'S'otran^dfn7I?^7'^^^"^°^f;'•^°'°-'■-'^-•-«'■• 

14  Jan.  00  2na  in  Commandand  Double  CompanyCommander,  qi  Dec  qs  — 

f.^?^^■.       !n°'!°,'^"'3.®'^'''""''I™P"=='l  Service  Infantrv,  China  Exp.  Force 
6  Feb.  95  Double  Company    Commander,    6    Feb.    qs.-D.A.A     General 

K.'ingoon.—D.A.Q.M.  Gen.  China  Expeditionary  Force. 
12  JNov.  95  2nd  in  Command  and  Doable  Company  Commander  2-.  Nov  oS 
I    — Offg.  Comdt.  '  ^  ■ 

4  May  gSiDouble  Company  Commander,  21  Nov.  98.— Furlough 
II  ^eb.  95iDnUDle  Company  Commander,  27  May  92.-Hecruiting  duty. 
4  Dec.  qijDouble  Company  Comdr.,   8  June    94.-Famine  duty,  Centr.^1 

T  !^r  w   u   T  \r   'r.     ,       Sr'l-  ^ '•'  ?''''•  99,Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  oo.-With  2  Bn.^  Goorkhas 

Lieut.  W.H.  La  T.Darley  Staff  Corps  24  Jan.  gglDouble  CompanV  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.  ^  i^oorKhas. 

Major  J.  O.  Pinto,  Indian  Med.  faer.  ...    i  Oct.  99 1 In  medical  charge.  =1  Jan.  97.-Plague  duty,  Oomrawuttee 

'Officiating  in  medical  charge. 

22nd  Madras  Infantry  {Balrymple—formerhj  2nd  Battalion 

I  ith  Regiment.— Raised  at  Ellore  in  1788).— Linked  with  13th  and  20th  Regiments. 

— Regimental  Centre,  St.  Thomas's  Mount. 

Class  Company  Regiment— J  Companies  Mahomedans,  3  Companies  Tamils,  2  Companies  jr.ixed 

■MrsoEE"— "Sbbingapatam"— "AVA."    A  Crown  and  "XXII."" 

Head  Quarters  at  Kamptee.      Uniform,  Bed.    Facingg,  White.    Lace,  Oold 

Major  J.  F.Wilson,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  A.  W.  Newbold,  Staff  Corps 


Major  H.  T.  Cox,  Staff  Corps.. 

Captain  H.  T.  Brooking,  Staff  Corps... 

Captain  C.  E.  Hendley,  Staff  Corps ... 

Captain  -i.  M.  Anderson,  Staff  Corps 
<'aptainN.  M.  C.  Stevens,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  J.  A.  Bliss,  Staff  Corps 


Captain  H.E.  Pritchard,  Staff  Corps  ... 

Captain  T.  S.  Young,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  W.  G.  Hodgson,  Staff  Coqis  . 

Lieut.  W.  B.  Greig,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  J.  W.  Milne,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  J.  H.  Hudson,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  J.  D.  Reece,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  C.  J.  Torrie,  Staff  Corps 

Capt&iQ  Bhola  Nath,  Indian  Med.  Ser, 


10  Sept. 95  Commandant,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. 

23  Aug.  95  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander. 

Double  Company  Commander, 

Double  Company  Comilr,,  26  July  89.— On  Plague  dutv,  Bombay 

Double  Company  Commander,  25  May  94. 

Double  Company-  Officer,  6  May  00. 

Double  Company  Officer,  28  Apr.  93. 

Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  27  Oct.  03.        [3rd  Class 

Double  Comjiany  Officer,  23  July  95.— Assist.  Mil.  AoconntantI 

Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Officiating  Quarter  Master 

Double  Company  Officer,  14  Aug.  00. 

In  medical  charge,  4  June  97. 

R  R  2 


2  Nov 

3  Ma.y  96 
5  Aug.  97 

16  Mar.  92 
31  July  9 
I  Sept.  92 
5  June  95 
1  Apr. 
29  July  96 


50I    23rdMadras  {or  WallajaUad)  Light Intantry  (Tolfnj-tormerhj  isl  Battalion 

12th  Regiment.-Raised  at  Madras  in  lyg^) -Linked  with  3rd  Regnnent. 
—Regimental  Centre,  Tnchtnopoly. 


Class  Company  Re.iment-,Con.paBies^Mahom«la^s^^ 


[  Company  Telingas, 


Now  OB  NBVB."-"SBE.«a.PAi.M"--N.aPOB.--"BvBM.,  .8B5-87.''    A  Bugle  and  ".3.' 
Head  Quarters  at  Seounderabad.     Uniform.  Sed.    Facing,.  Green.    Lace.  Gold. 


Rank,  Nambs,  asd  Coepb. 


Rbuabbs. 


7  Commandant,  73  May  98,  with  rank  of  Lt  Col.  -Sick  Furlough. 
t  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  13  May  98, 

.  ..  ■  DouWe'comp.  Comdr.,  13  May  98. -Leave,  for  study.  [Rangoon. 
■^6  Double  Company  Comdr.,  ,8  .slay  88.-D  A.A  Gen.  for  Musketry. 
•.97JDoub\B  Company  Comdr.,  .5  Aug.  oo.-In  charge  Depot  3  M.I. 
.  9)  Doable  Company  Comdr.,  9  Sept.  92.-Assi3t.  Mil.  Accouutan  . 
•  g^lDouble  Company  Comdr.,  13  Oct.  93  -Adj.  S.  Ind   Railway  \ol. 

,  Double  Comp.  Officer  and  Qr.Mr.,  26  Aug.  9s,-With  3  M.I.[RifleR. 

;  Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  13  .May  gS. 

5  Double  Company  Officer,  29  Aug,  g^.-Burma  Mditary  Pohce. 

)  Double  Company  Officer.  ,    -     . 

■  98  Double  Company  Offloer.-With  14  Madras  Infantry. 
00  Double  Company  Offloer.— With  i  .Vfadras  Infantry. 
:  Slfn  medical  charge.  16  Oct.  8s  -With  No.  41  N.F.  Hosp.  China. 
.  93  Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


Major  G.  C.  Atkinson,  Staff  C^rps   

Captain  G.  W.  S.  Hawts,  Staff  Corps.. 

Captain  J.  C.  W.  Erck,  Staff- Corps 

Captain  H.  Vickers,  Staff  Corps    

Captain  W.  G.  Grey,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  E.  R.  Foord,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  J.  S.  Dallas,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  B.  P.  Harding,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  A.  V.  W.  Hope.  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  G.  Rooke,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  R.  A.  Burrowes,  Staff  Corps 

jnd  Lt.  M  E.  S.  Johnson,  Stuff  Corps. 
2nd  U.  T.  G.  J.  H.  S.  Toriie,  Staff  Corps 
Lt  Col.  R.  W.  E.  M'Kee,  Ind.  Med.  Ser.. 
Lieut.  F.  D.  S.  Fayrer,  Itid.  Med.  Ser.. 

24th Madras  Infantry  {McBonaU— formerly  2nd Bn.  12th  Regiment. 

Raised  at  Vellore  U  ,j,,).-Lialced  with  7th  and  19th  Regim.nts.-Regi.u>ntal  Centre.  Belgaun, 
Class  company  Heg^ent-^^on^a^^^.Kmie^^^  --• 

Head  Quarters  at  Secunderabad.     Uniform.  Red.     Facing.,  Green.     Lace.GoU. 

Maior  H.  E.  Porter,  Staff  Corps  ..  Xov,  97  ^,7,7^;f^S!a^^a^a' otwrcom^^a':!^^^^^^^^  gMayor- 

f«^^-^  i'^nhomt'^'^SlaTcorps  \\  Ma^'  «  Doii^'i^o'mTaSy  Co^Jr"?,  May  ^'-O/g.  D.A.A.  Gen.  Madras. 
8^!Jtr^.W^'b''c'o^q7ruCfa|r..3Uay        Do^ 

Captain  E-  W.  Grimshaw,  Staff  Corps    10  Nov.  99  Doub  e  J-;"3^°J^Xcr   „  J  lu  00  -Transport  duty,  Lahore. 
Captain  C.  H.  B.  Cl.rk,  Staff  Corps  ...  2,  Mar  oo,Doub  e  ^;°"P''g^^f/f  A  .\<l['i";,8  Apr.  gj.iaecruiting  Officer. 

L.iut.  G.  M- Morris,  Staff  Corps^ I.9  May  g^Doub  e  ^^Of^^Hj^^..^  „j  ^  •ij,,,,P,  ,'1,,^  „.       [2nd  Class. 

Lieut.  \.  G.  Crawford,  btaff  Corps   is  -May  93  i/uuujc  r,^^^„'  otticer     27  Au".  gs— Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gon. 

Lieut.  W.  St.  G   Cham,el^StaffCorps  ...J15  Apr  9i.g™W«^„°-pj  Office"'  .lp^o".^Famin'e  duty.  Central  Prov. 
Lieut.  K.  H.  Llo>-(l.  ^ti^ff  Corp^      .       .    4  Oct  94  Uou^.  P,^/        on  Field  Service,  China. 

Spin  C.-B.  hI^HsouI'mI-.  LMis^."-.!:^  Jan.  ^99'officiating  in  medical  charge. 

25th  Madras  Infantry  {Kenny— formerly  ist  Battalion  13th  Regiment. 

Raided  at  Tr.chinopolg  in  x794).-t,nfcea  u-ith  Sth  and  ijth  Regiments.-Regnnental  Centre,  Bangalore. 

Class  Company  Regiment— Moplahs. 
"  BuBMA,  1885-87." 
Head  Quarters  at  BangAlore.     Uniform.  Red.    Facing.,  Green.    ^•'"•f<''f- 
MajorC.  ^.W.Burton  Staff  corps  ...i.^ep.97,Co™m^^^^^^^ 

MajorH.T.Kiug,  Staff  Corps  i  maj,  9       _j^gsistant,  ^djutaut  General,  Belgaum.  m,     „ 

.  25  Aug.  94'ind  in  Cominand  and  Double  ^f  ^^i: P^CuTd ut^.^VadraV. '^ 


„,  „■  Tj      1  ,.,.  sfofl-fnrns         2'!  Aug.  94  2nd  in  Command  ana  Douuie  t-^uuifuu 
Captain  W.  E.  Banbury,  Staff  Corps    ...  25  Aug  94  company  Comdr.,  .5  Mar.  99^- 

^"P^^'";  &  ^  ^,?"i™'liSfc';;?or:::::;  "s  AuJ.?' Double  comp.  comdr..  20  June  90.-A 


■3  Iu^.'9'7  Soubi;  Comp^"cimdr7--June90.-ldjt.. Bangalore  VoUR^^^^^^^ 
1  July  M  Double  Company  Comdr.,  .  July  g^.-Adj.  Madras  Vol.  Guards. 

9  Nov.  CO  Double  Company  Commander,  is  Aug.  oo. 
■  8  Sept.  93  Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  25  Mar.  99. 

4  Nov  97' Double  Company  Officer,  ■■  Dee.  gg.-Furlough 
22  Apr.  00  Double  Company  Officer,  28  March  gg.-With  China  Exp.  Force. 
27  July  gS  Double  Company  Offloer.  r,„„„t 

%Mar.  98;iu  medical  charge,  i.  Nov.  9?.-P'^llaveram  Depot 

I  Oct.  93'officiating  in  medical  charge.-From  2  Madras  Lancers. 


Captain  W.  H.  Brown,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  J.  W.  H.  Lyon,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  T.I.  Drever,  Staff  Corps.... 

Lieut.  G.  L.  Cattell,  Staff  Corps    .... 

Lieut  L.  R.  V'aughan,  Staff  Corps    . 

Lieut.  W.  L  O.  Twis3,  Staff  Corps 

-iid  Lieut  H.  L.  C.  Baldwin,  Staff  Corps 

Lt.Colonel  D.  P.WarUker,Ind.  Med.  Ser 

Major  \i.  P.  Youngerman,  MB.  l.il.b.  ^ 

26th  Madras  Infantry  {Inncs-formerhj  2nd  Battalion  i^th  Regiment. 

Raised  at  Tanjore  in  ryg^.^Li.^ed  with  2,ul  and  rsth  Reginu^nts.-Regi mental  Centre  Sec.nderahad 

Head  Quarters  at  Vizianagram.    Detacbmout  at  Cattack.     Uniform.  Bed      Fac.ng^  .tcl^mier'il  Furl 

Maior  K.  M.  F.ss,  Staff  Corps  .^.., |  3  July  97,Com-    Unt.^^Au^^^^  ^"'■ 

^»r  ^^'A^mi^mr^kff  C^oi^r^'i:  JaS:  ^  '^dr  CoSmand'and  Donble  Coinp'.ny  Commander,  3.  Aug.gs- 
CaptainF.T.  Williams,  hlallLorps  ....2ja      ■,,     p^  q^  Qg^   e lima  E.^p.  Force.  Affnttack 

o         ■     «r  w  -r  Mprcer    Staff  Corps!  .2  Nov.  gsUd  in  Comd.  and  D  ule.  Comp  V.  Comdr.,  31  Aug  gs.-At  Cuttack. 

SSuSr-J  ■ckmpbeTstaff'corpI'.;^^  S^^^^ 

8a  ft 'nn  E,  Codrin.?ton,S_taff  Corps \r,  Sept.gS  go^le  C^-P^^n-[,^^°-;";  '^S'eVl'g^  2Ud  Un.  N  air  Brig. 

Ci.ptain  E.  E.  Bousfleld,  Staff  Corys  ...j2i  SeP'.oDDble.  Company  Lo^^^  Apr!  oo.-Burma  Military  Pobce. 

Liiut.  H.  W.  Jackson,  Staff  Corps 23  Aug.  93  Dou  le  Lorn  ^nJ  L.mi«    .        I         g__officiating  Adjutant. 


27th  Madras  Infantry  {Lindsay— formerly  ist  Battalion  i  ^th  Regiment.      502 

Raised  at  THchinopoly  in  1798]  .—Linked  with  sthand  ibth  Regiments.— Regimental  Cer.tre,  Madras. 
Class  Company  RegimeEt-2CompaniesMahomedans,  2Companies  Tamils,  i  Company  Telingas,  3  Cjmpamcs  mixed. 

"Mahidpoee"  **LncKNOw" — "Bubma,  1885-87.'* 
Head  Quarters  at  Mauritius.     Uniform,  Bed.    Faoinga,  Yellow.    Lace,  Gold. 


Rank,  Names,  and  Coeps. 


Major  R.  F.  Clothier,  Staff  Corps 

Major  n.  G.  Sutton,  Staff  Corps  

Captain  C.  E.  II.  Connell,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  T.  Ffreach,  Staff  Corps  

Captain.  P.  N.  Burton,  Staff  Corps , 


Lieut.  H.  V.  Firth,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  C.  L.  Perrin,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  D.  C.  Crombie,  Staff  Corps 


Major  I.  P.  Doyle,  DSO.  Ind.  Med.  Ser. 


Army 
Rank. 


r2  Aug.  95 

13  Aug.  99 

10  Mar.  9.1 

14  May  9s 
14  Sept.9S 

20  July  93 
28  Apr.  9; 
22  Apr,  00 

30  Sept.gS 


Remarks. 


Commandant,  20  Aug.  98,  with  rank  of  Lt. Colonel. —Furlough. 
2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  16  SeptT  97. 

Officiating  Commander. 
Double  Compiiny  Commander,  13  Xov.  97.— Offig.  2nd  in  Comd, 
Double  Comiiany  Commander,  12  May  90. 
Double  Company  t_'ommander,  12  Mav  go. 
Double  Company  Officer. 
Double  Company  Officer,  22  Mar.  95. 
Double  Company  Ollicer  and  Adjutant,  18  June  96. 
Double  Company  Officer,  1  Apr.  od 
Double  Company  Officer. 
In  Diedioal  charge,  17  Nov.  93. 


28th  Madras  Infantry  {Martin— formerly  2ml  Battalion  14th  Begiment. 

Raised  at  Velloie  in  T7gS).— Linked  with  gth  and  nth  Regiments.— Regimental  Centre,  Madras. 

Class  Company  Regiment-3  Companies  Mahomedans,  2  Companies  Tamils,  3  Companies  mixed. 

"Mahidpoee"  —  "Nagpoee"  —  "Ava." 


With  China  Expeditionary  Force 

Major  W.  H.Lowry.StafF Corps  ... 
Captain  W.  M.  Dawes,  Staff  Corps 


Captain  E.  M.  Jackson,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  if.  H.  Domenichetti,  Staff  C. ... 

Captain  G.  R.  Oakes,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  E.  H.  Boome,  Staff  Corps    

Captain  J.  J.  P.  Quinn,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  C.  D.  Field,  Staff  Corps    

Lieut.  H.  A.  Newell,  StaffCorps   

Lieut.  V.  H.  Branson.  StaffCorps    

Lieut.  J.  \V.  Sherrard,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  E.  Colson,  Staff  Corps 

znd  Lieut.  B.  E.'A.  Manson,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut,  (i.  B.  W.  Smith-Rewse,  Staff  Cps 
Lt.Col.  M.  S.  Eyre,  MD.  Ind.Med.  Ser. 
Lieut.  T.  S.  Rosa,  Indian  Med.  Service 


Uniform,  Red.    Facings,  Yellojo.    Zace,  Oohl. 

29  Nov.  96  Commandant,  14  Auj?.  98,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. 

19  Feb.  92  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  14  Au?.  98 
with  rank  or  Major. 

23  Aug.  95  Double  Company  Commander,  14  Aug.  98. 

30  Jan.  97  Double  Company  Commander,  12  May  90. 

4  May  98  Double  Company  Commander,  iS  Oct.  89. 
16  Nov.  98  Double  Comuany  Officer,  14  Nov.  96. 

II  Feb,  9^  Double  Company  Officer,  :i  Aug;.  91. 

25  Mar.  91  Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  7  July  93. 

5  Apr.  Q2  Double  Company  Officer,  27  Oct.  93— D.  A.  G.  Gen.  2nd  Class. 
25  Feb.  94  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

20  Apr.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— D.A.C.  Gea.,  2nd  Class. 
22  Nov.  97  Attached  for  duty.— From  13  Madras  Inrantry. 

27  July  98  Attached  for  duty  —From  n  Madras  Infantry. 
5  Apr.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  5  Aug.  00. 

30  Sept.96|ln  medica',  charge,  8  Mar.'85.— Furlough. 

28  Jan.  99  Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


29th  {-jth  Burma  Battalion)  Madras  Infantry  (Macleod^ormerly 

1st  Battalion  15th  Regiment. — Raised  at  Masulipatam  in  1798). — Linked  ivith  ^oth  and  3isr 

Regiments. — Regimental  Centre^  Meildila. 

Class  Company  Regiment— 3  Companies  Sikhs,  3  Companies  Punjabi  Mahomedans,  i  Company  Brahmins, 

1  Company  Rajputs. 

Head  Quarters  at  Bhamo.     Uniform,  Drab  Serge.    Facings,  Slue. 


Major  G.  Rippon,  Staff  Corps  

Captain  C.  V.  Mainwaring,  StaffCorps 

Captain  R.  J.  R.  Brown,  StaffCorps  ... 
Captain  E.  R.  B.Murray.  StaffCorps... 

Captain  G.  A.  Strahan,  StaffCorps 

Captain  W.  S.  Prentis,  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  A.  T.  Kirkwood,  StaffCorps 

La«ut.  T.  K.  Gaskell,  Staff  Corpa 

Lieut.  N.  M.  Geoghegan.  StaffCorps   ... 

Lieut.  T.  Timbrell,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  J.  Penny,  Indian  Med.  Service 


Ti  Aug.  00  Commandant,  19  Deo.  96,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel.— Furlough. 
10  Mai.  94i2nd  in  Com.  and  Double  Company  Comdr.  19  Dec.  96,  with  rank 

!     of  Major.— Offg.  Comdt. 
:o  Mar.  94  Double  Company  Commander,  24  Mar.  97. — Furlough. 

I  Feb.  99  Double  Company  Comdr.,  6  Jan.  96. — Offg.  D.A.A.  Gen.  Burma. 

8  Dec.  99  Double  CompaL,y  Commander,  16  Oct.  93. 

21  Sept. 00  Double  Comj).  Officer  and  Adjutant,  16  Oct.  93. — With  31  Madras 
15  June  93  Double  Company  Officer,  28  Nov.  99.  [Infantry. 

12  Jan.  96  Double  Company  Officer,  7  Dec.  99. — Officiating  Adjutant. 

5  Nov.  98  Double  Comp.  O'fficer,  i  Apr.  00.— Offg.  Qr.Mr.— With  31  Madras 
20  Oct.  00  Double  Company  Officer.  [Intautry, 

29  July  gi  In  medical  charge.  3  May  95. — Officiating  Civil,  Burma. 
Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


30th  (^tJi   Burma  Battalion)   Madras  Infantry  {C reive—formerly  2nd 

Battalion  15th  Regiment. — Raised  at  Masulipatam  in  ijgg). —  Linked  uith  2gth  and  31st  Regiments. — 

Regimental  Centre,  MelktHa. 

Class  Company  Regiment— 4  Companies  Sikhs,  2  Companies  Punjabi  Mahomedans,  i  Company  Brahmins, 

I  Company  Rajputs. 

"Ava"— "Afghanistan,  1878-80" — "Bubma,  iESs-S?.'* 
Head  Quarters  at  Myitkyina.   Detachment  at  Mandalay.      Uniform,  Drab  Serge.  Facings,  Black. 
Captain  H.  N.  Taylor.  2)50.  StaffCorps  28  Jan.  9i;Comdt..  i  Feb.  99,  with  rank  of  Major.— Comdg.  at  Myitkyina. 

Captain  A.  C.  Baldwin,  Staff  Corps 14  May  9512nd  in  Com.  and  Double  Company  Comdr.  i  Feb.  99,  with  rank 

I     of  Major.- Furlough. 
2  July  95  Double  Comp.  Comdr.,  1  Feb.  99. — Offg.  2nd  in  Comd.,  Mandalay. 
14  Sept.gH  Doable  Compy.  Comdr.  i  Feb.  92. — Police  Comdt.  Tientsin,  with 

rank  of  Major. 
14  Sept.gSjDoubleCompinyComdr.  i  Feb. 92. — Inst.  School  of  Musk. Bellary. 
8  June  00  Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  i  Feb.  9?. — Myitkyina. 
28  July  93  Double  Company  Officer,  iS  June  96. 

Lieut.  H.  R.  M'Gill,  Staff  Corps  ^ Uo  May  94  Double  Company  Officer,  1  Feb.  99.— With  31  Madras  Infantry, 

Lieut.  W.  C.  Little,  StaffCorps 123  Mar.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  oo.— At  Mindalay. 

Double  Company  Officer. 
Captain  J,  Entrican,  JXD.  Ind.  Med.  SJ28  July  91  In  medical  charge.— With  Field  Hospital,  China  Exp.  Force, 
Major  P.  C.  H.  Strickl.ind,  Ind.  Med.  S     i  Oc-.  o?  Officiating  m  medic.il  charire  at  Myitkyina.— From  33  M.I. 


Captain  G.  A.  Ward,  StaffCorps  

Captain  G.  H.  G.  Mockler,  Staff  Corps 


Captain  R.  J.  T.  Savi,  StaffCorps 
Captain  F.  Copeland,  StaffCorps 
Lieut.J.  M.  M.CoUard,  StaffCorps 


502a  3lst(6ih  Burma  Battalion)  Madras  Light  Infantry  {Jeannerreti — formerly  ist 

Buttalioti  i6t]i  Regiment, — Raised  at  Trichinopohj  i  January  1800). — Linked  itith  2gUi  and  ^oth 

Reyiment.-^. — Reffnnental  Centre,  Meiktila. 

Class  Company  Regiment—?  Companies  Puniabi  Mahomedans,  2  Companies  Sikhs,  2  Companies  Dogras, 
I  Comj^any  Hindustani  Mahomedans. 

**Xow  OK  Never" — "MiHiDPOitB."    A  Bugle. 

With  China  Expeditionary  Force.     Depot  at  MeiktiU.     U)iiform,  Drab.     Faeingt^  Cherry. 


Rank,  Names,  axd  Corps. 


Major  H.D'U.  Keary,  DSO.  Staff  Corpe 
Captain  C.  R.  Keate,  Staff  Corps 


Akmy 
Rank. 


Captain  AV.  A.  Oswald,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  S.  Geoghegan,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  C.  H.  Williams,  Staff  Corps  ... 

Captain  C.  Barnett,  Staff  Corps    

Captain  A.  B.  Munay,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  \V.  H.  F.  Ba'sevi.Srjiff  Corps... 
Lieut.  H.  J.  de  B.  Barnort,  Staff  Corps 

laeur.  R.  J.  Hilson,  Staff  Corps 

snd  Lieut.  A.  D.  Day,  Stnff  Corps  

Captain  W.  S.  Prentis,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  H.  R.  M'Gill,  Staff  Coiiis    

2nd  Lieut.  T.  L.  S.  Timbrell,  Staff  Cps. 

Lieut.  P.  K.  Chitale,  Indian  Med.  Ser-.-jaS  Jan.  98 


29  Dec. 
22  Jan. 

9  Sept. 

29  Aug. 
10  Nov. 

16  Nov. 

17  Feb. 

22  Aug-. 
14  Aug. 

23  Sept, 
3  Aug. 

21  Sppt. 

30  May 
July 


Rkuarks. 


Commandant,  1  Feb.  92,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. 

2nd  in  Com.andDble.  Company  Comdr.,  26  Jan.  94,  with  rank  of 

Mai  or. 
Double  Company  Commander,  10  Sept.  95. 
Double  Company  Commander  i  ITeb.  92. 
Double  Company  Comm&uder,  i  Feb.  92. 
Double  Comi>mty  Officer,  i  Feb.  92. 

Double  Company  Officer,  27  May  92.— Burma  Milifarv  Police. 
Double  Company  Officer,  -22  Mar.  94. —  Burma  Military  Police. 
Double  Company  Officer.  5  Jan.  97.— Officiating  Adjutant. 
Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 
Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

Officiating  Double  Cumjjany  Officer.— Fiom  29  Madras  InTantry. 
Officiating  Double  Company  Officer. — From  50  Madras  Infantry. 
Officiating  Double  Company  Officer. — From  ^9  Madras  Infantry. 
In  medical  charge, 
officiating,  in  medical  charge. 


32nd  {^tli  Burma  Bafialloit)  Madras  Infantry  (Dt/ce — formerly  2nd 
Battalion  i6th  Regiment. — R<ti.<ed  in  Madura,  i  January  1800). — Linked  with  12th  and  33rd  Regiments. 

Regimental  Centre,  Mandalay. 

"  AVA." 

Class  Company  Regiment— 4  Companies  Sikhs,  4  Companies  Punjabi  Mahomedans. 
Head  Quarters  at  Mandalay,     Utvform,  Dcab  Ser</e.    Facings,  White, 

Lt.Colonel  E.  S.  Hastings.  D^O.  S.C....  28  Feb.  00  Commandant,  i  Jan.  91. 

Major  W.  H.  Dobbie,  Staff  Corps 13  Aug.  99  2ud  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Comdr.  i  Jan.  91. 

Caotain  H.  D.  Daly,  Staff  Corps  10  May  93  Double  Company  Commander,  1  Jan.  91. 

Captain  H.  C.  Bernard.  StaffCorps 23  Aug.  95  Double  Company  Commander,  i  Jan. 91. — Furlough.  [tila. 

Captain  J.  A.  G.  Rain.>ford.  Staff  Corp?, 22  Nov.  95  Double  Comp.  Comdr.,  16  Mar.  94.— Comdg.  Depot  31  M.L.Meik- 


Captiin  E.  W.  Carrick,  Staff  Corps. 

Captain  W.  G.  Nisbett,  StaffCorps 

Captain  II.  H.  Harington.  Staff  Corps.. 

Lieut.  H.  L.  Haughton,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  M.  C.  Nannie,  StaffCorps , 

Lieut.  L.  E.  L.  Burne,  Staff  Coi-ps  ..... 

Lieut.  J.  H.  F.  Lakin,  Staff  Corps  

Lt.Col.  M.  P.  Kharegat,  Ind.  Med.  Ser, 


7  Feb.  96  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Jan.  91.— Adjt.  Malabar  Voi.  RiHes. 
t6  Nov.  93  Double  Company  Officer,  5  June  91. —  Burma  Military  Police. 

8  Dec.  99  Double  Comptmy  Officer,  i  Jan.  91. — Burma  Military  Police. 

20  Feb  93'Double  Comp.  Officer  and  Adjt.,  16  Feb.  99.~Offg.  D.C.  Comdr. 

4  Sept.  97  Doxible  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. — With.  33  Madras  Infantry, 
II  Mar.  99  Double  Comp.  Officer,  1  Apr.  00.— Offer.  D.C.  Comdr.  and  Qr.  Sir. 
20  Oct.  oo;Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  od.— Offg.  Double  Comp.  Comdr. 

2  Oct:.  00' [n  medical  charge,  9  iiiar.  92. — Sick  Furlough, 


33rd  (yd  Burma  Battalion)  Madras    Infantry   (Wahah — formerly  ist 

Batfdlioii  I'jth  Regiment. — Raised  at  Gxintoor,  1  January  1800). — Linkedwith  12th  and 22nd  Regiments. 

— Regimental  Centre,  Mandalay. 
Class  Companj'  Regiment — 5  Companies  Sikhs,  2  Companies  Punjabi  Mahomedans,  i  Company  Pathans. 

"Cochin," 
Head  Quarters  at  Thayetmyo.  DetatchmentaatFortStedman,  &c.  Uniform,  Drab  Sergs.  Facingg^  Yellow.  Lace  Drab. 

Major  R.  G.  Iremonger,  Staff  Corps lii  Nov.  97  Pomraandant,  12  Feb.  98,  with  rank  of  Lt.ColG!iel. 

Captain  S.  G.  Rad  cliff,  StaffCorps 1 19  Feb.  92  2nd  in  Com.  nnd  Double  Company  Comdr.  12  Feb.  98,  with  rank 

I  of  Major. ^With  China  Expeditionary  Force. 

Captain  £.  R.  Stevens,  StaffCorps '30  Jan.  97  Double  Company  Comdr.,  12  Feb. 98.— Offg.  S.S.O.  Shan  States. 

Captain  M.  R.  Ki;rly,  Staff  Corps i  Feb.  97  Double  Compai  y  Comdr.  9  May  90. — Offg.  D.A.A.G.  Mandalay. 

Captain  J.  H.  Wbicehead,  StaffCorps  ...  ?2  Aug.  99  Double  Company  Commander,  17  Apr. 91. — Burma  Mil.  Police. 
Captain  H.  A.  Carleton,  Staff  Corps    ...  24  Apr.  00  Double  Company  Commander,  19  Jan.  95. — Offg.  Qr.  Mr. 

Lieut.  H.  <i.  L.  Oorbett,  StaffCorps 23  Sept. 94  Double  Company  Officer,  8  Dec.  94.— Sick  Furlough. 

Lieut.  W.  H.Simiison,  StaffCorps  16  Apr.  97  Double  Compat-y  Officer,  i::  Feb.  98.— Officiating  Adjutant 

ijieut.  0.  G.  Hutchinson,  Staff  Corps  ...,  8  Feb.  97  Double  Company  Officer,  i  May  99.^Ba:npon. 

Lieut.  M.  C.  Nangle,  Staff  Corps 4  Sept.  97  OfficiatineD  I  jle.Conipany  Officer  at  Loikaw — From  32MndrasInr. 

Major  P.  C.  H.  Strickland,  lad.M.Seir.    i  Oct.  ggln  medical  charge, 3:  Aug.  9^. — With  30  Madras  Infantry, 


Governor's  Body  Guard  (Eaised  22  March  1865). 

Head  Quarters  at  Ganesi  Khind.     Uniform,  Scarlet.    Faciiiga,  Blue. 


503 


Rawk,  Names,  and  Coeps. 

Captain  J.  H.  Pollard  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  J.  H.  Crawford,  Staff  Corps 


Abmy 
Rank. 


Remabes. 


6  Fell.  95  Commandant,  13  Aug.  00,— From  i  Bombay  Lancers. 
3  Mar.  gj  Adjutant,  t  Apr.  98.  — From  2  Bombay  Limcers. 
lln  medical  charge. 

Sst-ahluhment.—Comva&ndymt,  Adjutant,  i  Risaldar,  x  Risaidar,    i  Kote  Dafedar,  5  Dafedars,  i  Tmter 
J  Farriers,  59  Sowars. 

1st  {Buhe  of  Gonnatight's  Own)  Bombay  Lancers  (liaised  5  Nov.  181 7). 

Class  Squadron  Regiment— i  Squadron  Deccnni  Alahr.Tttas,  i  Stiuartron  Jats  of  West  Rnjputana,  i  Squadron 

Sikhs,  I  Squadron  Pathans. 

"  GhDZNBB"— "ArGHANISTAN"— "  PUNJAnB"— "  MoOLTAN"— "  CENTRAL  IndIA  "— "  BCBMA,  1SS5-87." 

Head  Quarters  at  Poona.      Uniform,  Darl  OrCDi.    Faeinga,  Scurlel.     Lace,  Gold. 
Honorary  Colonel— GeneraA  U.R.H.   Arthur  W.  P.  A.  Duke  o/"  Uonnaught,  KB.    ST.  KP.  OCB.   GCSI.  OCllO. 

GCIE.  aero.  Rille  Brigade. 


Major  Cj.  F.N.  Tinley,  StaffCorps  lo  Sept.  96 

Major  \V.  A.  Thompson,  Staff  Corps    ...  22  Jan.  09 
Captain  C.  V.  Schneider,  Staff  Corps  ...  10  May  93 

Captain  J.  H.  Pollard.  StaffCorps  6  Feb.  95 

Gapt.  C.  C.  Leveson-Gower,  StaffCorps  28  Apr.  97 

Captain  L.  N.  Beatty,  Staff  Corps    4  May  98 

Captain  C.  F.  Templer,  Staff  Corps 15  Feb.  00 

Captain  VV.  P.  Baanerman,  StaffCorps   24  Apr.  00 

Lieut.  B.  P.  Ellwood,  Staff  Corps 23  July  93 

Lieut.  A.  R.  C.  Savile,  StaffCorps 1  i  Jan.  96 

Lieut.  .\.  F.  C.Williams,  StaffCorps  ...    4  Aug.  97 
Lieut.  C.  F.  G.  Lang,  S.  Stafford  Regt..-.  20  Oct.  97 

Lieut.  H.  H.  Syer,  Staff'  Corps    J14  Feb.  99 

2nd  Lieut.  W.  .\£.  Macleod,  Stiff  Corps  '22  Jan.  98 
2nd  Lieut.  F.  F.  Hunter,  Staff  Corps  ..10  Au 


Commandant,  31  Mar.  q8,  with  rank  of  Lt. Colonel. 
2nd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  31  Mar.  98. 
Squadron  Comdr,  lo  Nov.  95.  — .\ssist.  Military  Attache, Teheran. 
Squadron  Comdr.,  4  May  99. — Comdt.  Governor's  Body  Guard. 
Squadron  Commander,  10  Nov.  95. 

Squad.  Commander,  16  Apr.  96.— A.D.C.  to  Sir  Power  Palmer. 
Squadron  Commander,  31  Mar.  98- — Supt.  of  Remounts,  Hapur. 
24  Apr.  oo'Squad.  Officer,  1 1  Jan.  95. — Assist.  Insptg.  Officer,  I.  S.  Troops. 
Squad.  Officer,  21  May  96. — Offg.  Adit. — Garrison  Class,  Poona. 
Sciuadron  Otlicer,  29  Oct.  97. — .\ssist.  Enumeration  Officer,  Ed. 
Squadron  Officer,  31  Mar.  98. — South  Africa.  [wardesabad, 

Scjuadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. — With  3  Bombay  Cavalry. 
Officiating  Squadron  Officer. 
Officiating  Scuadron  Officer. 


.  ,   _  ,_  _       ^.  ._  Officiating  Squadron  Officer. — With  3  Bombay  Cavalry. 

Ijt.Colonel  C.  B.Maitland.Ind.Med.Serv  31  Mar.  oolln  medical  charge,  22  Jan.  92. — Sick  Furlough 

Captain  A.  Hooton,  Ind.  Med.  Serv.  ...  29  July  g8iOfficiating  in  medical  charge. — From  19  Bombay  Infantry. 


2nd  Bombay  Lancers  {Raised  5  Nov.  181 7). 

Class  Squadron  Regiment— i  Squadron  Rajputs  of  Western  Rajputana,  i  Squadron  Sikhs  other  than  Jats, 

2  Squadrons  Rajput  Mahomedans  of  the  Rajputana  and  Delhi  Districts, 

"  Ckntbal  India  " — "Afghanistan,  1879-80." 

HeadQuarter.sat  Deesa.     Detachment  at  Rajkote.    Uniform,  Dark  Green.     Facings,  White.    Lace,  Gold. 

Lt.Colonel  J.  Monteith,  Staff  Corps    ...13  Nov.  gSCommaiidant,  4  Mar.  97.  [Service,  South  Africa" 

Major  L.  A.  Gordon,  StaffCorps 't4  June  97  2nd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  29  Oct.  97. — Spec. 

Captain  H.  T.  Kenny,  StaffCorps    ,23  Oct.   9i|Squad.  Comdr.  6  Sept.  95.— Assist.  Sec.Md.  Dept.  Govt,  of  India- 
Captain  C.  E.  Baynes,  Staff  Corps  114  Feb.  94  Squadron  Commander,  14  Aug  95.— Special  Service,  S.  Africa. 

.^.....^.__    ,.,   ..,   „    „   ..„  .     .,     ...  „  f.  Nov.  98  Squadron  Commauder,  17  Nov.  96. —Adj.  Calcutta  Light  Horse. 

9  May  99|Squadron  Comimander,  29  Oct.  97. — Offg.  2nd  in  Command. 
3  Mar.  93  Squadron  Comdr.,  14  Aug.  95.— Adj.  Governor's  Body  Guard. 
;o  Dec.  93'Squadron  Commander,  11  Apr.  99.— Famine  duty,  Falanpore. 
Dec,  94  Squadron  Officer,  12  June  96.— Hurnia  Military  Police. 


Captain  W.  W.  G.  Griffith,  Start'  Corps 
Captain  H.  W.  Cobham,  Staff'  Corps 
Lieut.  J.  H.  Crawford,  StaffCorps  .. 

Lieut.  J.  B.  Keogh  ,  StaffCorps    

Lieut.  W.  B.  T.  Abbey,  StaffCorps.. 
■Lieut.  J.  G.  Griffith,  StaffCorps  


Lieut.  W.  G.  K.  Green,  Staff  Corps , 

Lieut.  A.  M.  Hennell,  Staff  Corps   

Lieut.  P.  H.  M.  Taylor,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  K.  M.  WoollcombP,  Staff  Corps, 


Squadron  Officer,  29  Oct.  97.— Offg.  Squad.  Comdr.  at  Rajkote. 
— Offg.  Inspecting  Odicer  Imperial  Service  Cavalry. 

Squadron  Odicer  and  Adjutant,  20  Mar.  99. 

Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Sick  Furlough. 

Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00,— Field  Service,  South  Africa. 

Squadron  Officer,  8  Apr.  o3. 
2ndLt.  E.  S.  Percy-Smith,  20  HussarsI  3  Aug.  98:Squadron  Officer. 
Captain  J.B.Jameson,ilfii.Ind.Med.Serl3i  Mar.  go  In  medical  charge,  23  Feb.  00.— With  Bom.  Sappers  and  Miners 


28  Feb.  97 

7  Mar.  98 

9  Oct.  97 

5  Doc.  98 

Apr.  00 


3rd  Bombay  Light  Cavalry  (Queen's  0 


wn)  (Raised  4  May  1820). 

Squadron 


Class  Squadron  Regiment— i  Squadron  Jats  of  Western  Rajputana,  i  Squadron  Jat  Sikhs, 
Kaimkhanis  (\V.  Rajputana),  i  Squadron  .Mahomedan  R.ijpats. 
The  Royal  Cypher  within  the  Garter,  •'  Gkhzneb"- "  Cabool,  1842"—"  Hyderabad"—"  Pebsia"— "Ri 
— "  Khooshab"— "  itUBUiBE''— "  Cents AL  India" — "Abyssinia" — "  Kandahab,  1880"  — 
"Afghanistan,  1879-S0." 
With  China  Expeditionary  Force.    Depot  at  Neenauch.     Uniform,  Dark  Green.    Facings,  Scarlet.     Lace, 
Honorary  Colonel— Field  Marshal  II.Tt.U.  Albert  Edward.  Prince  of  Wales  u«ii  Date  0/ Cornwall 
KG.  KT.  KP.  OCB.  GCSI.  GCMG.  GCIE.  GOTO. 

Major  A.  Phayre,  Staff  Corps i  May  98  Command.ant,  24  July  06,  with  i-ank  of  Lt.Colonel. 

Major  C.  F.  Grantham,  StaffCorps 13  Oct.  97  2nd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  4  Mar.  97 

p.».c-.CaptainF.J.M.  Edwards.DSO.S.C.  22  Oct.  92lsquadron  Commander,  24  July  96 


Captain  A.  J.  W.Browne, DSO.S.Corps  Wo  Dec.  96: 


Captain  fl.  J.  E.  Purvis,  StaffCorps 

Captain  H.  G.  Benn,  StaffCorps  

•  Captain  C.  S.  Stack,  Staff  Corps   

Oaptain  J.  L.  Ale-Bander,  Staff  Corps   .. 
Captain  F.C.  A.  Parsons,  StaffCorps.. 

Lieut.  H.  R.  Hopwood.  StaffCorps  

Lieut.  R.  H.  B.  Anderson,  Staff  Corps.. 

Lieut.  M.  H.  Anderson,  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  L.  E.  Dening,  Staff  Corps  

2nd  Lieut.  C.  E.  M    Mayne,  Staff  Corps 


30  Jan.  97 

10  Nov.  97 

11  Feb.  gg 
ig  Sept.  gg 
15  Feb.  00 

I  July  92 

II  Apr.  94 

I  Ma.y  96 

5  Apr.  99 

25  Jan.  99 


Squadron  Commander,  24  July  96. 

Squadron  Commander,  24  July  96. 

Squadron  Officer,  5  March  00. 

Squadron  Officer,  3  March  00.— Offg.  Squadron  Commander. 

Squadron  Officer,  6  July  94. 

Squadron  Officer,  24  July  96.— Sick  Furlough. 

Squadron  Officer  and  Adjutant,  i  Apr.  00. 

Squadron  Officer,  24  July  96.— Assistant  Military  Accountant. 

Squadron  Ollicer,  24  July  96.- At  Depot. 

Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  cx>. 

Squadron  Officer,  g  May  00. 


Captain  W.  G.  Cooper.  Staff  Corps 122  Aug.  ggjOfflciating  Squadron  Officer.-From  4  Bombay  Cavalry. 

Lieut.  C.  F.  G.  Lang,  Staff  Corps Isg  Sept.g7'officiatinK  Squadron  Offlc^r.-From  i  Bombay  Lancers. 

2nd  Lieut   F.  F.  Hunter,  Staff  Corps  .,  10  Aug.  98  Officiating  Squadron  Officer.-From  i  Bombay  Lancers. 
Captain  H.  F.  Cleveland,  Ind.  Med.  Ser.  30  Sept.  tig  In  medical  charge,  3  June  94. 


504       4th  {Prince  Albert  Victor's   Own)   Bombay  Cavalry  [Pooua  Horse) 

(Raised  i^  July  1817). 

Class  Squadron  Regiment— i   Squadron  Rajputs  (W.  Rajputana),  i  Squadron  Rahtore  Rajputs,  i  Squadron 
Kaimkhanis  (W.  Rajpataua),  1  Squadron,  Punjabi  Mahomedans. 

"  Cobyqaum" — **  Ghozneb" — "  Afghanistan" — *'Candahab" — "  Mebaneb" — "  Hydbbabad" — **Pebsia'*— 
"  Eeshire"— "  Khooshab'* — "  Bushieb"— "Kandahab,  1880" — "Afghanistan,  1879-80/* 

Head  Quarters  at  Keemuch.     Detachment  at  Nasirabad.     Uniform,  Dark  Green.  Facings,  French  Orejf,  Zace,  Qold, 

_^ . - ■>   ;j-g  ./, 


Rane»  Names,  and  Cobps, 


Abux 

Rank. 


Colonel  H.  R.  D.  Thomas,  StaffCorps ...  10  Feb. 

Major  A..  W.  Forbes,  StaffCorps  11  Sept. 

Major  M.  E.  Carthew-Yorstoun, Staff  C. '26  Mar. 
Major  F.  ^V.  G.  Wadeson.  Staff  Corp3...|  17  Apr. 


Remabes. 


p.v^c.  Captain  C.  M.  Ducat,  StaffCorps. 
Captain  W.  C.  L.  Mure,  StaffCorps, 


Captain  M.  J.  Gordon,  Staff  Corps  . 


Captain  N.G.  Fraser,  StaffCorps    

Captain  W.  F.  Newnham.  StaffCorps 

Captain  W.  G.  Cooper.  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  G.  M.MoUoy.  Staff  Corp.s 

Lieni.  A.  K.  Heyland,  StaffCorps 

2nd  Lieut.  G.  W.  C.  Lucas,  Staff  Corps 
2nd  Lieut.  J.  G.  M'Conaj,'hy,  Staff  C.  ... 
Captain  P.  P.  Kilkelly,  MB.  I.  M.  S.  ... 
Lieut.    W.  O'S.   Murphy,  MB.  Ii.dian 
Medical  Servic3  


99, Commandant,  3  June  93.— And  Commanding  at  Neemuch,. 
97  znd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  9  Dec.  92. 
99  Squadron  Commander,  29  Apr.  90. 

00  Squadron  Commander,  iS  Dec.  91.— Offg.  A.  A.  Gen.,  Poona. 
92  Squadron  Coradr.  16  Jan.  91. — Sped.  Serv.  China  Exp.  Force. 
9C  Squadron  Officer,  23  Sept.  94.— Offg.  Squadron    Commander, 
[     Nasirabiid. 

97  Squadron  Officer,  2  Feb.  83. — Commandant  Aden  Troop.— Sick 
Furlough. 

95  Squadron  Officer,  2  May  90, — Remount  Depot,  Bangalore. 

98  Squadron  Officer,  20  Feb.  91. 

99  Squadron  Officer,  9  Dec.  92. —With  3  Bombay  Cavalr3*. 

96  Squadron  t)fficer,  i  Apr.  00. — Officiating  Adjutant. 
96  Scjuadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  o^. — Prob.  Commissariat  Department. 
90  Officiating  Squadron  Officer. 
98  Officiating  Squadron  Officer. 
y6  In  medical  charge,  9  Apr.  97.— With  No.  63  N,  F.  Hosp.,  China. 


22  Jan, 
9  May 

25  Aug. 

4  May 
14  Sept 

22  Aug. 
18  July 
6  Oct. 
■20  July 
2^  July 
29  July 

'27  Jan.  00  Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


5th  Bombay  Cavalry  (SmtZ  Horse)  (Raised  August  1S39), 

Class  Squadron  Regiment— 2  Squadrons  Derajat  Mahomedans,  i  Squadron  Pathans,  i  Squadron  Sikhs. 

"  Cutoheb" — "Mebaneb"— "IlrDBB ab ad"— "  Punjaub" — "Mooltan" — "Goojeuat" — "Pebsia" — **Centbal 

India  " — "Afghanistan,  1S78-79." 

Head  Quarters  at  Fort  Sandeman.     Detachments  at  Khan  Mahomed  Kote,  etc.     Uniform,  Dark  Green.    Facings 

IVkite.     Lave,  Gold. 


Colonel  G.  F.  Francis,  StaffCorps 
Major  C.  E.  Peirse,  Staff  Corps 


Major  R.  W.  Sherard,  StaffCorps    

Captain  C.  H.  Lewis,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  J.  H.  Pollard,  Steff  Corps 

Captain  O.  M.  J.  da  Costa,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  C.  A.  F.  Hjc^en,  StaffCorps..*... 

Lieut.  R.  L.  Benwell,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  A.  F.  Hislop,  Staff  Corps   

Lieut.  W.  H.  F.  Hughes,  StaffCorps... 


Lieut.  E.  B.  Maunsell,  Staff  Corps  

2nd  Lieut.  C.  R.    H.  P.  Landon,  Stafl 

Corps  

Captain  F.  H.  G.  Hutchinson,  I.M.  Ser. 


5  Nov.  00  Commandant,  8  Apr.  94. — Commanding  at  Fort  Sandeman. 
13N0V.  9s'2nd  in  Command  and    Squadron    Commander,   8  Apr.  94.— 
At  Khan  Mahomed  Kote. 

22  Jan.  99  Squadron  Commander,  8  Nov.  8g. 
30  July  95  Squadron  Commander,  8  Apr.  94. 

5  Feb.  95  Squadron  Comdr,,  23  June  96.— Comdt.  Governor's  BodyGuard. 

30  Jan.  00  Squadron  Commander. 

Sept.  91  Squadron  Officer,  29  Aug.  95. — With  China  Expeditionary  Force, 
„  Nov.  93  Squadron  Officer,  23  June  96.— Furlough. 

31  July  94  Squadron  Officer,  11  Nov.  96. 

18  Jan.  99  Squadron    Officer,    i   June  99.— Offg.  Adjutant.— Station  Staff 

I     Officer,  Fort  Sandeman. 
8  Dec.  99  Squadron  Officer,  1  Apr.  00. 

25  Jan.  99  Squadron  Officer,  17  Apr.  00. 

23  July  00  In  medical  charge,  9  Dec.  98.— With  China  Expeditionary  Force. 


6tli  Bombay  Cavalry  (Jacob's  Horse)  (Raised  17  Jan,  1S46). 


Class  Squadron  Regiment- 


I  Squadron  Jat  Sikhs,  1  Squadron  Pathans,  2  Squadrons  Derajat  Mahomedans, 
incKiding  Baluchis. 


**CoTcaBB''— *'."?Ieeanbe" — "HrDBBABAD"—'* Punjaub" — "Mooltan  " — "Goojbbat" — "Afghanistan,  1879*80.'* 
Head  Quarters  at  ftuetta.      Detachments  at  Chaman,  etc.     Uniform^  Dark  Green.    Facings^  Frimroee,      Zace,  Gold. 


Lt.Colonel  J.  B.  R.  Butler,  StaffCorps.. 
Captain  C.  M.  Cartwright,  Staff  Corps.. 
Captain  A.  E,  S.  Hartigan,  StaffCorps 

Captain  R.  E.  Roome,  Statf  Corps 

Lieut.  C.H.Alexander,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  C.  T.  Mathew,  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  E.  A.  Kagan,  StaffCorps    

Lieut.  H.  T,  Naylor,  StaffCorps  

Lieut.  H.  J.  Cotton,  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  A.  J.  M.  Binny,  Bedford  Regt.... 

Lieut.  C.  H.  S.  Lincoln,  Ind.  Med.  Ser. 


Commandant.  [Commandant. 

T  Oct.  00  2nd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  i  March  94.~Offg, 

22  Oct.  92  Squadron  Commander,  28  July  93.— Officiating  2nd  in  Command. 

10  Mar.  94'Squadron  (."ommander,  25  Aug.  93. 

5  Feb.  98  Squadron  Commander,  4  March  97. 

12  Oct.   gi  Squadron  Officerand  Adjutant,  20  Oct.  93.— With  China  Expe* 

j     ditionary  Force. 
24  Apr.  gs  Squadron  Officer,  12  Jan.  96. 
3  July  94  Squadron  Officer,  27  Nov.  97. — OfficiatingAdjutant. 

11  July  94  Squadron  Officer,  6  Mar.  96.— In  Russia. 

6  Feb.  99  Squadron  Officer. 

I  July  99  Squadron  Commander. 

,In  medical  charge, 
28  Jan.  97  OiEciating  in  medical  charge. 


7th  Bombay  Lancers  {Bdoooh  Horse)  (Raised   21  Oct  188,] 

Head  Quarters  at  Jacobabad. 
Pniforr,.KIuiHSerg<,.    Tacing,,Buf.    Lave,  Gold. 


a^-T 


Risk,  Nahb  aitd  Coapa. 


Ahmt 

Rank. 


Major  G.  A.Gott,  Staff  Corps ,3  Feb.  06 


Major  C.  E.  B.  Bivar,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  W.  J.Pej-ton,  CMG.  Staff  Corps 

Captain  H.  N.  Roome,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  F.  L.  Vincent,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  H.  H.  Soutliey,  Staa  Corps 

Captain  J.  Talbot,  Staff  Corps  "' 

Lieut.  C.  B.  Loriuff.  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  E.  J.  Arthur,  Staff  Corps    

Lieut.  R.  L.  C.  Wilkinson,  Staff  Corns" 
Lieut.  S.  M.  Bruce,  Staff  Corp.s...  " 

2nd.  Lieut.  H.  Lewis,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  T.  W.  Irvine,  if£.Ind..\Ied  s'er' 
Lieut.  C.S.Lowson.OfR  Ind.  lied  Ser 


fi  Aug.  00 

22  Jan.  92 

23  May  96 
25  Au^.  97 

5  Feb.  98 

t4  Sept.gS 

6  May  93 
31  Mar.  95 

9  May  95 
25  June  00 
25  Jan.  99 
28  July  gr 
27  July  99 


EBM.VBKS. 


'Trc'itb'al  •'"°''°°'  ^^'"^  ^-^"^  of  Lt.Colonel.-Commandin„. 

Squadron  Officer  and  Adju'tant  8  iut  9?      °°^- 
Squadron  Officer,  ,  Apr.  io.-Sick  Furlough 
bquadroa  Officer,  8  Au"  gS  unougn. 

Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr  00' 
Officiating  Squadron  Officer 


Aden  Troop   {Raised  23  Oct.  1867). 


Head  Quarters  at  Ehormaksar      Uniform   Tin,i  r^.  i.    ■         ,„ 

Captain  M-L.  J.  Gordon,  staff  Corps  In^'r"'    ^''^'"^•'  ""*"-    ^*-' ^'"-.  TeUo..    Za.e,  Ool,. 

Captain  J.  Talbot,  Staff  Corns   ...^  T'^IH  Seot'aS  Offi'^S?^    p ''  ^°  '"l^  9S.-From  4  Cavalrv.-Sick  Furlougb 
Not.  -The  Effective  Establishment  of   he  Aden  Sn  c/nS?!"''."''''^'--''™"'  ^  Bombay  Lancers.       ^  " 
.  ..ote  Dafedar. .  Pay  Dafedar.  B  Dafedarf  ,'^¥rL°p°e^e'rTFarrre'r.'.o"HXe^rorrs:  ^I'cl'^lhoJ:^^'"'' 


Native  Artillery. 


No. s  Mountain  Battery— "PiTNJicB"—"JiootT.v'>     "a,  .,    ..„ 

-■•Tta..H,..     ^o.,^^^^,^:^i^X^:^^^^S^r~-'^^^^^^.o...... 

No.  5  Mountain  Battery  with  Kohat-Karra.  Force.    So.  6  Mountain  Battery  at  Dera  Ismail  Kha.. 
p„„,   ■      T    n   o      .  t^n.form.  Dari  Blue.    Facing,,  Scarlet.     Lace.  Gold. 

Lieut  J    K.  Angus.  Royal  Artdl7ry  .•..■:23  Mr^SSfflclaUng-  Subaltern. 

^t^itr"'°/rfmpitir8i'''Lre;i--Tot"arr°'^r^^  ^  s„, ,,, ,  j,„„,„3_3  ^^^,,„^ 

with  an  increase  of  12  on  service,  ■  Salootne;  i  Shoeing  SmithfTotkC'M'gr'  "''^"'^^'■''  ^  ^"*"^''  '^^  °"'"^' 


Corps  of  Sappers  and  Miners. 


i9t  Company. 
2 ad  Company 


Head  Quarters  at  Kirkee.     Uniform.  Scarlet.     Facing,,  Blue.    Lace,  Gold. 


A  (Depot)  Company.— Kirkee. 
B  (Depot)  Company.— Kirkee. 


■ftuetta.  I    3rd  Company.— auetta. 

■China  Eip.  Force.l    ,th  Company.— Aden 

M';?o°r  G™E*^Shnte-  2^"„Tv  ^^  ''''«'^-\  9  Apr.  co  Commandant.  5  May  co. 

CaXin  F  H.  a  Bu^f  wflTn  "  '  t?  fZ'°°  f  P"""^°den,=of  iLtruction.  Park  and  Train.  3  Dec.  93. 

^?a,SI:  tS-£S^^l  £  i  0^-^  C^^-?^^Sa.-3  company. 


Lieut.  F.  S.  Garwood,  R.  Engineers 
Lieut.  G.  R.  Pridham,  Royal  Engineers 
Lieut.  F.  R.  S.  Gervers,  Royal  En.^. 
Lieut.  W.  Bovet.  Royal  Engineers  ... 
Lieut.  J.  B.  Corry.  R.  Engineers  ... 
Lieut.  W.  F.  Maxwell.R.  Engineers... 
Lieut.  J.  E.  E  Craster.  Royal  Eno-. 
Lieut.  W.  H.  Chaldecott,  lloyal  E°no-;'' 
Lt.Col.  G.  E.  Fooks.  Indian  Med.  Serv 
Major  G.  B.  French,  Ind.  Med.  Serv. 
Captain  J.  B.  Jameson.  JIB.  Ind  Med  S 


Feb.  95  .Company  Commander,  29  Oct.  98.-4  Company. 
12  Feb.  95  Company  Officer,  2S  Sept.  98.— 2Company: 
10  Feb.  90  company  Officer.  S  May  96.—-,  Company. 
25  .Ju  y  96  Company  Officer,  24  May  97.— i  Company. 
V,  «f^;  57Hr:o«ipaDy  Officer,  29  Dec.97.-4Company.-Offg.  Comp.  Comdr. 
23  Sept.oo  Company  Officer.  15  ^fov.  99.-A  Co.  Telegraph  duty.  Punjab. 
25  July  96  2  Company.  j>         j 

25  July  96  2  Company. 

'  "  ?°';  °?l''' "'"''''>''  charge,  12  Aug.  gS.-With  Xo.  47  N.  F.  Hosp.  China. 

30  Sept.98jOfficmtingin  medical  cbarge. 

31  Mar.  90  Officiating  iu  medical  charge.— From  2  Bombay  Lancers. 


5o6 


1st  Bombay  Infantry  iGreaadiers—Ealsnl  12  November  1779).— 

Tinh-d  with  Sih  a.id  ath  Kcgiinrat^.—Ilfyimcilal  Centre,  Ahmcdiiugger. 

Class  Company  R^tenf  3  Con;;2es  Kon'uani  Mahrat^s,  ,  C,,a>panies  Decca.i  Ma.raUas.  .  Compan.es 


' Mangalore" 
The 


Raxk,  Names,  aitd  Coeps. 


Aemy 
Rank. 


Reuabks. 


Maio.  J.  C.Swa.n.  staff  corps I;.o  Sop..,,  Com^andant,^.  \^S[ilE.^emtTonaA-  ^orceJ^^^'-Toff.^c'^i-S' 

Lieut.  F.  P.  C.  Keily.  Staff  Corps '  9  Au..  „lDoaWe  Company  Officer,  =^Je'';J5^o^^--i;^f,:'^7^1»X"  nd 

Lieut.  H.  P.  M.  White,  Staff  Corps  16  Nov.  98 ^ Double  Company  omcei,  i  Apr.  00.     ung.  ^^^^  q^^j.^  Master. 

=nd  Lient.  E.  M.  Nixon,  Staff  Corps  ..,.7  J«ly  ^^iDonble  Company  Officer,  .  f  P-  ^qOgf^Sar^r  M^rrr^'"" 
2nd  Lient.  \V.  B.  Roberts,  Staff  Corps    '25  Jan-  99  Double  Companj  umoer,  is  •*&  f?°phinn^Kvo  Force. 
Captain  C.  R.  Bakhle,  Indian  Med.  Scr.  a,  Jan.  99  f™f<';fJ'i^^Sica?char-7  ^ 

Lieut.  W.  H.  Dickinson,  Ind.  Med.  Serv.  27  July  09  Othciating  in  medical  ctiar„e. 

2nd  ( Prince  of  Wales's  Own)  Bombay  Infantry  (Grenadiers— 

^^^^  ^  "^.^^^^^i^^^  ^u;  ?^l^\nt;;^r:ni  ^l^I'ltible  company  Commander. 

iSS^td^J^^S^Sta^:    3^U^!S.^^=C^r'?r^ 
uaptain;>.  Ji.  j:^u».ii   e-.,      „,^„.,_,_„^    '  ,,„„  „,i  n„„hle  Como.  Officer.  23  Apr.  87.- 


CaptainA.A.M.M.Faulknor.Staff  Corps 
Captain  D.  G.  Peart,  Staff  Corps  ... 
Captain  F.  R.  E.  Lock,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  J.  H.  Lloyd,  Staff  ("orps  ... 
Lieut.  A.  C.  Edwardes,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  E.  G.  S.  Trotter,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  G.  H.  Davis,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  R.  J.  C.  Burke.  Staff  Corps 
2nd  Lient.  A.  W.  H.  M.  iloeas.  Staff  C. 
Captain  C.  T.  Hudson,  Ind.  Med.  Ser 


12  May  94' Double  Com!i.  Officer,  29  Apr.  87.-Canlonment  Mag.,  Q"etta^ 
11  Aui  97I  Double  Comp.  Officer,  2S  June  Sg.-Cantonment  Mag..  Lucknow. 
.5  Au5  9    Double  Company  Officer.  16  Dec  g^.-Plague  'In^y.  Bombay 
g  No?  ^Double  Co.  Officer  and  Adj.,  30  June  93---arr,so    C  ..Chakrat^. 
22  Mar.  93  Double  Company  OBicer,  .ft  Aug.  gS.-Offg.  ?"!'"«  J- o^P-^"""- 
"  Jan.  "iDouDlc  Company  Officer,  30  Jan.  gS.-Offg.  Adjutant^-Fml. 
i  Nov.  97  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  °?-- P^ob.  Commt  Dept 
22  Apr  oc  Double  Co.  Officer,  ■  Apr.  oo.-Offg.  D- C.  Comdr^^  Qr  Mas  ei. 
27  Ji  iv  98  0fflcia.ing  Double  t'ompany  Ofccer.-«  ith  14  Bombaj  Infantry  . 
30  Mar.  89  In  med.  charge.  3  Nov.  93--Actmg  Assay  Master,  Bombay  Mint, 
lofflciating  in  medical  charge. 


3rd  Bombay  Infantry  (Lijld  Infantry— liaised  in  176S).— 

T :.,h,,l  irlili  -Jh  aiid  loth  Ui'iiimeats. — licqimcntal  Centre,  Hatlara. 
Class  Company  Rf^.mout-  'co'mtanies  Decc.niilahrattas.  2  cUp.nie,  Konkaui  Mahr.utas.  2  Cou.panies 

M.so.H^J.SKKn.se.a.._-.S.e....P....^'--^'X^^^^^^^ 

«-<^'^"---'^t^^/i;f  Sk;t.S'So?^9^'%S:^^•^f:co.oucl         ^^^^ 

6  Julv  00  Double  Comp.iny  Comman.le.-,  4  A'lg- oo-^     Master  1  Au»   00.- 
26  Feb.  98!.  ouble  Company  Officer,  x6  ,Apr- »-Oflg    Do   o^e  Co^^Comdr. 


Major  W.  B.  Piers,  Staff' Corps 

Captain  G.  de  S.  De  Lisle.  Staff  Corps... 

Captain  M.  W.  Baugh,  Staff  Corps 

Capt.C.  A.  Roosmale-Cocq,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  H.  S.  Garratt,  Staff  Corps 


Corp 

Lieut.  G.  F.  E.  Wardell,  Staff  Corps  ...  26  Feb.  98li™ible  company  umcer   '" -y;;7-F-^,;,-iuVy:  Bombay. 

Lieut.  J.  A.  F.  Field,  Staff  Corps 21  Ang.97  Do  We  Cm  an.   p*^|^- ^A^J  oo.-Otticiatins  Adjutant. 

^d^Li^I-  ^rrN4^^^o^l.e°.^rtaff  c:  2!  Jan.'  t  SSHS   .^om'f  ,y  o£c  r. J  Aprl  c.-Offg.  Quarter  Master. 
CaptDJn  b:  D.  Basa.  Indian  Med.  Set.  I3.  Jan.  9.  1°  -"edical  charge.  ,2  June  90. 

4th  Bombay  Infantry  (Batsed  i8  September  1788). 

Linked  with  23rd  and  2itl,  ll.'fjinicnts.—llcgimcntal  Cr.ntrc,  Nusseerabad. 

(First  Battalion  The  Bombay  Rifle  Btgiment.)  r„„„„nies 

Class  Company  Regimenti2  Companies  Jits^(W.  Rajputana,,  2  Compa"ie^  HajpiU^^^^^^  ^  Companies 

Punjabi  Mahomedans,  2  Compitines  Jats  (E   I^^  P".^'°»  •',"'f.h<;^f?Yo  "liw-'-'^ 

.•MrS0aB"-"SHHIKG»P*T.M"-"B0UBB0N"-"BKN.-B00.AL.     -      PC^^^^^^ 

..RBSH:HB"-"KHO0SH.B^-;'Bcsa.B^^ 

Umform,  Ri/le  Green.     Facing.,  Red.   Lace.  Black  .V"*""--  p„ionel 

Major  W.  Quentin,  Staff  Corps ,27  Jan.  96,Commandant   12  June  98  with  nink  of  Lt.Colonel 


.2  Jan    99'2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Comdr.  12  Jane  98. 

1 1^:  ^^  ^Z^SZ-::)d^l^-Cor.a,.  detachmt.  at  Simla. 

17  Aug  92  Double  Company  Officer,  2  Mar.  94.-Oag.  Dble.  Comp.  i-um 
I  Jan.  q6  Double  Company  Officer,  9  Oct.  97.  A,i;„t<int 

21  Jan.  97  Double  Company  Officer,  23  Sepl.  99.-Oa1c.atmg  Adjutant. 
4  Sept. qql Double  C(mipaiiy  Officer,  i  Api'.  00. 

GlticiatiiiK  Double  Coiup.iny  Officer.  „.  i^ircrbnr 

,nd  Lt.  N.  G.  B.  Goodfellow,  Stiiff  Corps  27  July  98  Offic.ating  Double  C^l^-y  Officer  -Conj^^^^^^^^^^  Asirgbur. 
aptain  H.  Bennett,  MB.  Ind. Med.  Ser.' 29  Jan.  97'ln  med.cal  charge,  30  Ap"-- 9/ •     t,ick  t  uiiougu. 
aptain  G.  O.  F.  Scaly,  Ind.  Med.  Sei-v.  20  Jan.  .^o  OfficatiDg  in  medical  charge. 


Major  C.  I.  Fry,  Staff  Corps   

I'aptain  J.  C.  Keown,  Staff  Corps... 
Captain  W.  C.  Walton,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  A.  B.  Sanfrster,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  C.  A.  AV.  S"ord.  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  G.  Bailey,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  W.  W.  Bickford,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  D.  A.  E.  Will,  Staff  Corps  ... 
Lieut.  H.  M.  Butler,  Staff  Corps   ... 


5th  Bombay  {Licjht)  Infantry  {Raised  i8  September  178S).— 

Linked  UHth  ^rd  and  loth  Jtcgiments.—Ecgimoital  Centre,  Satltc-ri 
Class  Company  Regiment  -4  Compaaies  Deccani  JIalii-attas.  -,■  Companies  Koukani  Mahrattas, 
,,.  „     ,.„  ,,        „=  C^imipames  Mahomodaus  (Bombay). 

'Mtsobk"— "Seedasbbr"— "SEniNGAPATiM"— "Beni-Boo-Ali"— "Kaho 

■n-        ,^  "AFOH4KISIAM.iS7g-8o"—"BnEMA,  1885-87." 

^_^ Head  Quarters  at  Aden.     Uniform.  Red.    Facing,.  BLact,.    Lace,  Oold. 


507 


"  China,  1860-63 " — 


Rank,  Names,  and  Corps. 


Colonel  C.  O.Nicboletts,  Staff  Corps   ... 

Major  A.  Beale.  Statf  Corps 

Captain  R.  G.  R.  de  Vismes,  Staff  Corps 


Captain  A.  L.  Pilleau,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  B.  R.  I.  Cliilty,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  C.  H.  C.  Grace,  Statf  Corps 

Captain  H.  Brand,  Statf  Corps 


Lieut.  W.  J.  W.  Brackenbury,  Staff  C, 
Lieut.  A.  R.  B.  Shuttlewortti,  S.C. 


Akmt 

Rank. 

6  July  00  Commandant, ;?  Jan.  95. 


Remarks. 


.    -       I      ,  .    „  •  ^-  f— Sick  Furlough" 

13  Aug.  99  2nd  m  Command  and  Doable  Company  Commander,  3  .Tan   95- 
lo  Mar.  94pouble  Coropnny  Comdr.  16  Apr.  00— British  Consular  A-'ent. 

t     Pondicherry.  "^ 

7  Feb.  96.  Double  Company  Commander,  16  Apr.  00.— Off"  2nd  in  comrt 

5  Feb.  q8  Double  Co.  Comdr,  2S  Mar.  go.— D.A.A.Gen.  for  Musketry,  Mhow 
i*.  Nov.  98|Double  Company  Comilr.,  15  July  92. -Famine  duty,  Nassick. 

„  -,   .      ,     .    ,,r     .    „.   ,„,,■  23  Mar.  00  Double  Company  Commander,  II  Nov.  92. 

Oaptam  A   A   West,  StoffCmps  1  g  Juneoo;Double  Company  Officer,  14  ok.  92. 

P=!^  !?r- T\^'=';5l?™,ii'.^.^±°'J/.„-;,- 1"4  Apl^  92;douw^ 

3  Oct.   94'Double  Louipany  Officer,  17  dept.  07.— Offg.  Dble.  Comp".  Comdr 

6  Dec.  96  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  oo.-Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gene'-al, 
2nd  Class. 

4  Aug.  97'Double  Company  Officer,  Adjutant,  and  Qr.  Master,  i  Apr.  00 
In  medical  charge, 

29  .Ian.  gqlOfficintinir  in  medical  cliarge. 


2nd  Lieut.  C.  A.  Milword,  Stait  Corps 
Captain  K.  V.  Kukday,  Ind.  Med.  Serv. 


,  2  Companies  Sikh* 


7th  Bombay  Infantry    (liaised  i8  September  1788). 
^,      ^  LMed  with  zSth  Rcjiment.—Reiiimental  Centre,  Mhow. 

Class  Company  Regiment— 2  C.mipanies  Mahomedans  of  Rajputaoa,  2  Companies  Pathnns. 
'       '"''''^'  '"'"msharias,  and  Loharsl,  2  Companies  Jats  of  Bickwnir  ' 
Mtsoee"— ■■Seedaskek"— "Seuingapatam"— "Beni-Boo-Ah"— "Bdema    1S81-87  " 
,,,.,,.      _,    -,     -       Head  Quarters  at  Shellabag.     Umform.  Itsd.     Facings.  iriUfe.     Lav>-Gold 
fC  .\la,or  W.  ,st  L.  Chaso,  Staff  Corps  ,0  Sept.95  Commandaut.  10  June  90,  with  rank  of  Lt.CoioneL      [Furlough 

1  May  98  2ud  in  Com.  and  Double  Company  Commander,   16  Aug.  96?- 
22  Oct.  92  Double  Company  Commander,  13  Dec.  og.— D.  A.  A.  Gen.  Bom- 
bay District.— With  Cnina  E.xpeditiouary  Force. 

9  Sept.  93  Double  Company  Commander. 

6  b'el).  95  Double  Company  Commander,  30  Sept.  87.— Offg.  2nd  in  Comd. 
II  Feb.  99  Double  Company  Commander,  10  July  91. 
9  May  99I  Double  Company  Officer.  25  Sept.  95.— Burma  Military  Police. 

2  May  94  Double  Company  Officer,  30  Dec.  95.— Burma  Military  PoUoe. 
2  Sept.  94' Double  Company  Officer,  21  Nov.  96.— Sick  Furlough. 

14  June  93iDoable  Company  Officer,  23  Feb.  97.— Officiating  Adjutant. 
-  Dec.  94  Double  Company  Officer,  2  Apr.  00.— A.D.C.  to  Gov.  of  Bombay. 


iajor  P.  J.  H.  Aplin,  Staff  Corps 
captain  J.  A.  H.  Craufurd,  Staff  Corps 

;^aptain  G.  A.  Brownrigg,  Staff  Corps 
>pt.A.  P.  A.  Elphinstoue,  Staff  Corps 

}aptain  F.  Fisher,  Staff  Corps 

Japtain  A.  Ha.y,  Statf  Corps  

jieut.  F.  C.  Owens,  Staff  Corps 

aeut.  E.  N.  Heale,  Staff  Corps 

jieut.  H.  P.  Keelan,  Staff  Corps 

lieut.  J.  G.  Greig,  Staff  Corps 


jieut.S.A.Delme-Kadclifle,  Staff  Corps|26  May  95  Double  Company  Officer',  2  Apr.  00.— Offg  Quarter  Master 

Jieut.  F.  Bigg-Wither,  Staff  Corps 117  Nov.  96;Double  Company  Offlcer,i  Apr.  00.— Settlement  Officer,Gwalior. 

Jieut.  K.  A.  Carpenter,  Staff  Corps  3  July  ggDonble  Company  Officer,  i  .\pr.  00.— Famine  duty   Poona 

it.Colonel  H.  P.  Jervis,  Ind.  Med.  Sei.    i  Oct.  97jln  medical  charge,  10  July  85.— Sick  Furlough 
Jieut.  T.  S.  Nevis,  Indian  Med.  Serv.  |  7  July  gslofficiating  in  medical  charge. 

8th  Bombay  Infantry  {liaised  m  1768). — 

i  Linked  irdli  1st  and  ()th  lieijimeuts. — Regimental  Centre,  Ahmcdnuqger. 

Class  Company  Regiment- 2  Companies  Konkani  Mahrattas.  p  Companies  Deccani  Mahrattas,  2  Companies 
Mahomedans  (Rajputanaand  Central  India),  2  Companies  Punjabi  Mahomedans. 

"Mi-BOBE"— •'  HYDEBA3.i.D"— "  AeSHANISTAN,    1879-80." 

Head  Quarters  at  Delhi.     Uniform,  Red.     Facings,  IVhite.     Lace,  Gold. 


.t.Colonel  W.  C.  Aslett,  Staff  Corps 
lajor  J.  R.  Sandwith,  Staff' Corps  .. 

laptain  C.  A.  Brown,  Staff  Corps    .. 
aptaiu  R.  M.  Betham,  Staff  Corps.. 


iaptain  E.  Sanlez,  Staff  Corps 

!aptain  M.  T.  Elderton,  Staff  Corps 

ieut.  C.  S.  Fellows,  Staff  Corps  

ieut.  H.  S.  Strong,  Staff  Corps 


13  JuneoQiCommandant,  i6  Sept.  94. 
28  Apr.  96  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander.  16  Sept.  o.*. 

I     -Officiating  Pension  Paymaster,  S.  Konkan.  [Furlough. 

19  Feb.  92  Double  Compau.y  Comniauder.  8  Jan.  96. — Furlough. 
10  Mar.  94  Double  Company  Commander,  16  Apr.  86.— Recruit.  Staff  Officer 
for  Mahrattas,  &c. 

14  Sept. 98  Douljle  Compan.y  Commander,  7  Mar.  90. — Offig.  2nd  in  Comd. 

10  Nov.  99  Double  Compan.y  Commander  and  Adjutant,  11  Oct.  95.  [Centre- 
26  Nov.  93  Double  Comi)aDy  officer,  8  Jan.  96.— At  Ahmednagar  Reserve 

I  May  96  Double  Compan.y  Officer,   16  Aug.  97. — Adjutant  Kolapore  In- 
I     fantry  Corps. 

11  May  97|Double  Compan.y  Officer. — Militar.y  Accounts  Department. 
I  Jul.y  97I  Double  (.'ouipany  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

II  Jan.  99'Duable  Compan.y  Officer,  5  May  00. 

26  May  oo|  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00- — Offig.  Quarter  Master. 


ieut.  R.  E.  C.  Hall,  Staff  Corps  . 
lieul.H.  P.  Stroug,  Staff  Corps  , 
ieut.  C.  T.  Morris,  Staff' Corps.... 

ieut.  W.  B.  Dunlop,  Staff  Corps  ._   .       _      _„        _    ._    _  _       .      „   , , 

lajor  C.  J.  Sarkies,  AIS.  Ind.  Med.  Ser.'2Q  Sept.gslln  medical  c'barge,  11  Oct.  89' 

t9th  Bombay  infantry  {liaised  l8  tieptemher  1788). — 
Linked  icit.lt  1st  and  Sth.  Jieijiineids. — Retjimental  Centre,  Ahmednuggcr. 
Class  Compan.y  Regiment— 2  Companies  Konkani  Mahrattas,  2  Companies  Deccani  Mahrattas,  2  Companies 
Punjabi  Mahomedans,  2  Companies  Mahomedans  (Rajputana  and  Central  India). 
*'  MrsoEK" — "Seringapatam" — ■'Pun.iaub" — "  Mooltan'*-"  Afghanistan,  1870-S0." 
Head  Quarters  at  Baroda.     Uniforn.,  Red.      Facings,  Black.     Lace,  Gold. 


ajor  H.  Godfray,  Staff  Corps 

njor  R.  D.  Broome,  StaffCorps 

ajor  W.  W.  Battiscombe,  Staff  Corps 
iptain  C.J.  Melliss,  StaffCorps 


iptain  P.  C.  Searle,  Staff  Corps  , 


iptain  J.  R.  Darley,  StaffCorps 

eut.  H.  C.  Wooldridge,  StaffCorps  .. 
eut.  L.  B.  H.  Haworth,  StaffCorps  .. 

ieut.  H.  Tatum,  Staff  Corps    

eut.  H.  B.  S.  Cordeaux,  StaffCorps  , 
ieut.C.  A.  G.Shoubridge,  Staff' Corps, 
eut.  A.  H.  E.  Mosse,  Staff  Coips  ... 
id  Lieut.  J.  H.  V.  Barr,  StaffCorps 
r.Colonel  C.  F.  Willis,  3//).  Ind.  M.  S. 
ajor  S.  E.  Prall,  JIU.  Ind.  Med.  Serv. 


TO  Sept. 05 


Commandant,  23  Jul.y  99,  with  rank  of  Lt. Colonel. 


c!  Mar.  99  2nd  in  Command  and  Dble.  Co.  Commander,  23  July  99. — Furl. 

13  Aug.  99  Double  Compan.y  Commander,  23  July  99. — Off'g.  2nd  in  Comd. 

9  Sept. 93  Double  Company  Commander,    1   Oct.  36.— West  Africa,  with 

rank  of  Ala.ior. 
II  Feb.  99  Double  Company  Commander,  S  May  92.— Cantonment  Magis- 
trate, Baroda.  [Pohce. 
6  Julv  00  Double  Company  Commander,   12   Aug.  92.— Burma  Military 
9  Mar.  92  Double  Company  Comdr.  and  Adjt.,  9  Nov.94.— S.S.O.  Baroda. 
13  Se))t.96  Douljle  Company  Officer,  18  Nov.  99.— Famine  duty,  Satara. 

1  Dec.  97  Double  Company  Officer,  18  Nov.  99. — Famine  duty, AJimedabad. 

2  Sept. 96  Double  Compan.y  Officer,  9  Oct.  97.— Offg.  Assist,  political  Resi- 
6  Jan.  97pouble  Company  Officer,  9  Apr.  00.  [dent,  Aden. 
4  Nov.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  ;  Apr.  00.— Famine  duty,  Palanpur. 

27  July  gSDouble  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— OfflciatingQuarter  Master. 
31  Ont.  99  In  med.  charge,  i  Aug.  84.— Acting  Civil  Surg.,  Mahableshwar. 
9  Sept. CO  Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


f 


soya 


10th  Bombay  (Liqht)  Infantry  {Raised  14  October  i797)-— 

Liiilcd  with  3rd  and  Sth  n.;ji mads. -Regimental  Centre,  Sattara. 
Class  Company  Regunent-4  Companies  Decoani  Mahrattas,  2  Companies  Konkani  Mahrattas, 
Class  Lompany  neguu  4     j  Companies  Maliomedans  (Bombay). 

"CEirTEA.T.  l„Dii"-"ABrssiKii"-"  Afghanistan,  1879-80." 
Head  Quarters  at  Ahmedabad.    .  Companies  at  Rajkote.     .  Company  at  Sadra. 
neaayua  Uiifurm,  Red.     Facing,,  Black.    Lace,  Gold. 


Rahk,  Names,  aKd  Cobps. 


Ahmy 
Rank. 


Lt  Colonel  W.  S.  Birdwood,  StaffCorps. 
Major  F.  W.  J.  CaulfleW,  Stafl  Corps  ... 

Captain  A.  T.  H.  Newnham,  Staff  Corps 

fqr,tiinH.  C.  B.  Dami,  StafT Corps 

Captain  J  J.  b-B.  sexton.  StaffCorps... 
Captain  T.  X.Britten,  Staff  ^.-orps   


Lieut.  H.  C.  Hill,  StaffCorps 

Lieut  W.  F.  Stewart,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut  V.  G.  Menzies,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut  C.  F.  Woodward,  Stafl  Corps  ... 
->nd  Lieut.  P.  M.  Heath,  StaffCorps   ... 
ind  Lieut.  C.  H.  Mowbray,  Staff  Corp» 
Captain  E.  R.  I.  Chitty,  Stafl  Corii.s 
Captain  H.  M.  Moore,  Ind.  Med.  bar.  ... 


21  Sept 
14  Jan. 

22  Jan. 

20  Oct. 

25  Aug. 
14  Sept. 

3  June 

3  Dec. 

14  Nov. 

26  Feb, 

4  Aua. 
20  July 

5  Feb. 
28  July 


Rbmabes. 


,00  (!ommandant.  5  Sept.  gS.-Comag.  at  Ahmedabad. 

ool2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  9  Mar. 

I        oo.-Officiating  A.  A.  Uen.,  Deesa.-iMck  Furlough. 
92iDouble  Company  Commander,   ■  May  96.-Cantonment  Mag. 
Nusseerabad.-Sick  Furlough.  „„„^1  r  i?' 

94lDouhle   Company  >::ommnnder.-A88.st.  Judge  Adyocate  Gen. 
g^lDouble  Company  Commaudor.-Offg.  2nd  '"^'^'^^^^Canton 
08  Double  Company  Commander,  20  Dec.  B9.-S.S.O.  and  Canton- 
I        meut  Magistrate.  Ahmedabad. 

92  Double  Company  Commander  and  Adjutant,  11  Jan.95. 
94  Double  Company  Officer,  14  Sept.  99.  ■„,,„,,    a  i„ierp 
97  Double  Company  Officer.-25  Jaly  oo.-Famme  duty,  Ajmere. 
93'DoubleComnany  Officer,  16  Apr.  00. 
97iDouble  Companv  Officer,  ;  Apr.  °o--At  Rajkote. 

93  Doaole  Comp.  Officer,  25  Jn'.V  °°-^°^"- $'^^"^„r:„,si 
oS  Off-.  Double  company  Offlcer.-From  5  Bombay  Infantry. 
97  In  medical  charge,  17  Dec.  97.-Actmg  Civil,  Karwar. 

;Otficiating  in  medical  charge. 


12th  Bombay  Infantry  (Baised  15  January  1798)-— 

^'•'^iS^aTf^d^a'-^'^omUiesZ  a,-r^(S?'^;puVanrrnd  iL.ra.  india),  I  Companies  Punjab.  Mahomedans. 
L.entrai  incua,  I.  jj,g^gg.._..MjBANEK"-" Htdbrai!ad"-"Centeai.  India." 

Head  Quarters  at  auetta.      Uniform,  Bed.     Facinge,  YeUo«,.     Lace,  Gold. 

Major  A.  E.  Leslie,  »taff  Corps -oSept.  96  C;.mmand^,i;    .3  ^"-^S'^^rplol-'^^mtrrlr,  5  Sept.  94 

M«ior  G.  S.  Hogge,  StaffCorps  14  Jan.  °°it^' ,',";,  Commander.  [tor  Raip'i'ane,  &c. 

STtrn  I;  Ra  t^^eirigu-Jcorps  2Uu^^ 

Captain  M.  E.  Nuttall.  Staff  Cwps   29  May  °°:Do  b  e  ^°™^;^°^,."^Hcer_Z  May  t|>.-Burma  Military  Police. 

Li.ut.  E.  H   M-B   Fenn.  StaffCorps 24  Apr.  9    Do  be  Comoan    omcer,^_4^  ^y  9^^^^_  ^^  ^^ 

T'-«ut-  H-  I'b  owne  S^arCcVps;-;::;::::    '  zll.  ?    Double  ComUny  Officer,  ,  Apr.oo.-Plague  duty,  Bombay. 
Lt  ColLf  k  B.  BriggMndrMed.  Ser.  30^.98  !n  medical  charge.  .4  Aug.  85. 

13th  Bombay  Infantry  {Raised  b  March  1800).— 
Linked  with  2>id  ami  12th  Ecgimeats.-RcoimeKtal  Centre,  Deesa. 
„  f        n„m,„niesJitsof\Vest6rnRaiputana.  2  Companies  Jits  of  Eastern  Rajputana  and 

^'^^^eSr"ar?SJia^2^CpanLs°Sui^rr(1='.  Rllp^utanr'Ld  Ce'Atral  India,.  2  Companies  Punjabi  Mahomedans.      __ 
..E!rPx.(-,ththeSphinK)-"KiaEEE'--"BBNi-Boo.Ai.i"-"CENx.Ai.lNi.iA"-"AranAN.^^^^^ 
Head  Quarters  at  Deesa.     Uniform,  Red.      Facing,,  Yellow.     Lace.  Gold. 
Lt.ColoneLA,J.P.Nu.i^Ui^ffCorp.lioF^.93iC^^andan.^o^ 

22  Jan.  92  Double  Company  Commander,  2°  J"ly?J-Smk  furlough 
22  Jan.  92  Dou.  le  Company  Comdr,  lO  Auir.  97.-;V  ith  -°Bombaj  l"f»;°^- 
25  Aug.  97  Double  Company  Commander,  rS  bept.  94.-Offg.  ™>  ""  ^ 
■  o  No?.  97  Double  Company  Officer,  4  Oct.  89.- PlttS"^a"'.V- B^^'lj^Jj^^ar 
,1  Feb.  Lloouhle  Company  Officer.  7  Oct.  92.-0flg.  Dble.  Comp.  Lomar. 
,1  July  9-,  Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant   22  Nov.  95. 
■';  July  92I  Double  Company  Officer.  5  July  95.- With  Egm.an  Army 
24  Apr   92iDouble  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  oo.-Offg.  Quarter  Mnster 
"Joct.  o^lDouble  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  oo.-With  29  Bombay  Infantry 


Major  H.  Welman,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  C.  G.  Nurse.  StaffCorps  

C^vDtain  J.  Jones.  Staff  Corps. ..^...^.^. 
Captain  W.  C.  F.  R.  Macnamara,  StaH  C. 

Captain  A.  H.  Bolton,  StaffCorps    

Captain  P.  L.  Lloyd-Jones,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  A.  O.  Lash,  Staff  Corps   

Lieut.  E.  A.  F.  Redl.  StaffCorps    

Lieut.  H.  Ross,  Staff  Corps... 

Lieut.  F.  G.  Melliss,  StaffCorps 


^^t^t^^:^.^'^:M:s.  28  T.^y  ^it;r;^d:cal  change,  2  July  97 


14th  Bombay  Infantry  {Eaised  6  March  1800)-— 

Linked  with  l6th  and  nth  Ecjimcnts.-Regimental  Centre,  Poona 
Class  Company  Regiment-4  Companies  KonkiiniMahr^,ttas^2  Companies  Deccani  Mahrattas. 


Companies  Mahomedans  (Bombay). 
Head  Quarters  at  Saogor.     Uniform,  Red.     Facing,,  Yellow. 

Lt.Colocel  J.  M.Car.dy,  Staff  Corps 
Major  A.  B.  S.  Searle,  StaffCorps 


,  Gold. 


Captain  E.U.R.  Wilkins,  Staff  Corps  ... 
Captain  H.  K.  MacGeorge.  .StaffCorps 

Lieut.  G.  M.  G.  Parker,  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  W.  A.  Light,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  W.  F.  Lang,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  H.  C.  SteoD,  Stafl  Corps... 

Lieut.  W.  P.  M.  Sargent,  StaffCorps  .. 
•■nd  Lieut.  A.  W.  H.  M.  Moens,  Staff  C. 
Lieut.  A.  Delme-Radcliffe,  Staff  Cjrps. 
MajorU.  S.Thomson,  J/i/.  Ind.  M.  Ser, 


2  Nov.99lCommandant,  5  Aug.  98.-Furlougli. 

3  Aug.  90  2nd  in  Comd.  and  Double  Co.  Comdr..  27  ^V\9^4-^^,f-}'J'„ 
7  Feb   96I  Double  Company  Commander,  27  Apr.  98.— b.  b.  U-  eau^ur 

Double  Company  Commander,  7  Oct.  98. 

Double  Comp.any  Commander.  _ 

Double  Company  Officer,  2  Feb.  94.-Dep.  Assist.  Lom^^Gft , 

Doul)°e  Company  Officer,   2s  Jan.  95.-Special  Service,  Soat 

Double  Company  Officer,  9  July  93--Offg..  D-C.  Co^'l,'-- '™J  ^^J 
Double  Company  Officer,23  May  99.-OfficiatingD.(..  Comdr.  an 

Double  Company  Officer,  .  Apr    0=  f^Srf 

Double  Companv  Officer.-  rt  ith  2  Bombay  Infantry 


3  Mar.  97 
3  Dec.  94 


28  Apr.  95 
12  Feb.  95 
II  Jan.  9(- 
'  4  NoV.  09 
27  July 


1 

I 

itlJ 


25  May  00  Officiating  D  mble  Company  Officer. 
131  Mar.  oc|[n  medical  charge,  27  Jan.  93 


I 


5o8 


16th  Bombay  Infantry  {llaliied  6  March  1800). — 

Linked  with  nth  and  lylh  Jieginicnls. — Itcginicntal  Centre,  Poona. 
Class  Company  Regiment— 4  Companitss  Konkani  M.ibrattas,  2  Companies  Deccani  Mahi-attas,   2  Companies 

Mahomedaus  (Bombay). 
"  Afghanistan,  1879-80." 
Head  Quarters  at  Poona.    2  Companies  at  Satlra.     Uniform.  Bed.  Facingt,  Yellow.  Lace,  Gold. 
ARMr 


Raits,  Names,  and  Corps. 


Colonel  A.  W.  C.  Bell,  Staff  Corps  

Major  P.  R.  Lefrh,  Staff  Corps  

Captain  H.  R  Mead,  Staff  Corps   

Captain  W.  S.  .Tacob,  Staff  Corps  

Major  P.  A.  C.  Krever,  Staff  Corps  

Captain  T.  A.  F.  R.  Oldfield,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  A.  H.  Bridges,  Staff  Corps  


Lieut.  W.  J.  H.  Hunter,  Staff  Corps.... 
Lieut.  A.  F.  Stowart,  Durham  Lt.  IqI. 


Kank. 


Keuares, 


7  July  ygiCommandant,  11  June  95. — Furlough. 

22  Jan.  99  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  25  May  99, 
10  Mar.  94  Double  Compji.ny  Commander,  25  Mav  99. 

8  Dec.  97iDouble  Company  Comdr.,  4  Aug.  oo.— S.S.O.Satara. 
I  May  98;  Double  Co muany  Commander,  4  Aug.  00. — Can.  Mag.  Kamptee. 
I  Feb.  oojDble.  Cpv.  Officer,  i  Feb.  00.— Offg.  Assist. Polit.Supt.Palanpore 
S  July  92  Double  Company  Commander  and  Adjutant,  i6  Feb.  96.— Field 

I    Service,  S.  Africa. 
|Double  Company  Officer, 
16  June  94iDonble  Company  Officer,  15  June  96.— Officiating  Adjutant. 
4  Aug.  94' Double  Company  Officer,  3  Dec.  98.— Famine  duty,  Ahmedabad. 

Lieut.  C.  W.  A.  Holmes,  StaffCorps '20  Oct.   od, Double  Company  Officer,  25  July  o:;. 

2nd  Lieut.  O.  W.  White,  Staff  Corps  27  July  98  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr."  00. 

end  Lt.  A.  W.  R.  Glasgow,  Staff  Corp8l25  Jan.  od  Double  Company  Officer,  14  Apr.  00.  [W.  R.  Districts. 

Captain  A.  F.  W.  King,  Ind.  Med.  Ser.... '29  July  98  In  medical  charge,   12   Aug.  98.— Acting  Dep.  San.  Commr. 

'Officiating  in  medical  charge, 

17th  Bombay  Infantry  (Raised  21  Becemher  1800). — 

Linked  with  l^fJi  and  l6th  Ileciiments. — Regimental  Centre,  Fuona. 
Class  Company  Regiment— 4  Companies  Konkani  Mahrattas,   2  Companies  Deccani  Mahrattas,  2  Companies 

Mahomedans  ( Bombay) . 

Head  Quarters  at  Poona.      Uniform,  Red.     Facings,   Tellom.     Lace,  Gold. 

Major  R.  H.  Light,  Staff  Corps  ..ii3  .\ug.  99!Commandant,  s  Aug.  9S,  with  rack  or  Lt. Colonel. 

CaptainC.  W.  F.  Whyte,  Staff  Corps   ...110  May  93  .-nd  in  Com.  and  Double  Company  Comdr.  5  Aug.  90,  with  rank 

I     of  Major. — Furlough. 
Cantain  F.  S.  Widdicombe,  Staff  Corps, 29  Aug.  96! Double  Company  Commander,?  Oct.  9S.— Offg.  2nd  in  Command 

Captain  C.  D.  Lester,  Staff  Corps 14  ^ept. 98  Double  Company  Commmder,  i7July9r. —  Furlough. 

Lieut.  H.  O.  Codrington,  Staff  Corps  ...;  3  July  93' Double  Company  Commander  and  Adjuta-it,  31  Oct.  05. 
Lieut.  A.  W.  D.  Harington,  Staff  Corps.    8  June  93J  Doable  C  mpany  Officer,  20  Apr.  96.— Commissariat  Dept. 

Lieut.  W.  J.  Cat£S,  Staff  Corps  '  2  May  94I  Double  Comi^any  Officer,  i  May  96. — Dep.  Assist.  Com.   Gen., 

Lieut.  C.  E.  B.  Robinson,  Staff  Corps  ...I  6  Mav  97|DouhlB  Company  Officer.  19  Apr.  98.  [2nd  Class. 

Lieut.  G.  M.  Lennox,  fetaff  Corps I17  Nov.  97tDouble  C-impanj-  Oflicer,  23  May99.— With  Meywar  BheelCoriJS 

Lieut.  J.  C.  M.  Uoskyn,  Staff  Corps 16  Apr.  97  Double  Company  Officer,  28  Nov.  99. 

Lieut.  H.  C.  Nicolay,  Staff  Corps  4  Oct.  99  Dble   Comcaoy  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. — With  i  Battalion  2  Gurkhas. 

Lieut.  H.  A.  Carter,  Staff  Corps    14  May  go  Dble.  Couipanv  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. — Off g. Dble.  C  impauy  Cf>mdr. 

Captain  VV.  S.  P.  ttiokett",  il/«.  I. M.S...  30  Mar.  98  In  medical  charge,  27  Jan.  91— \Vith  No.  63  N.  F.  Hjsp. China. 
Lieut.  E.  F.  G.  Tucker,  Ind.  Med.  Ser.  ^7  July  oSjOfficilting  in  medical  charge. 


Lieut.  W.  M.  P.  Wood,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  J.  T.  G.  Adamson,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  L.  M.  R.  De8,s,  Staff  Corps , 


19th  Bombay  Infantry  (Raised  i  November  1817). — 

Linked  with  20th  and  22nd  Regiments. — Regimental  Centre,  Mliow. 

Class  Company  Regiment — 2  Companies  Gujars  (W.  RLJputaaa),  2  Companies  .Mirs  (W'.  Rajputana),  2  Comixiuies 

Rajputs  (E.  Raiputana  and  I'entral  Indial,  2  Companies  Hindustani  Mahomedans. 

'*  Ghuznbh" — "Affghanistan" — "  Punjab  " — "  ZvIooltan  " — "  Goojerat  " — '"  Kandahar,  i83q  " — 

*' Afohanistan,  1S73-80." 
Head  Quarters  at  Chaman.     Uniform.  Red.     Facings,  Yellow.     Lace,  Gold. 
Major  C.  R.  Phillipps,  Staff  Corps    ......10  Sept. 95  Commandant,  10  Mayo'i,  w.th  rank  of  Lt. Colonel. 

Major  A.  E.  Aitken,  Staff  Corps ..!i4  Jan.  co  ?nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  4  Sept.  98. 

Captain  W.  \V.  Chitty,  Staff  Corps    '  7  Feb.  96  Double  Company  Commander,  10  May  96.— With  Uganda  Rifles. 

Captam  H.  E.  Lewis,  Staff  Corps  (  9  May  96  Double  Company  Commander,  15  July  98. 

Captain  G.  C.  F.  Sartorius,  Staff  Corps  i  30  Jan.  97  Double  Company  Commander,  4  Sept.  98.— Offg.  S.  S.  O. 

Lieut.  P.  F.  Pocock,  Staff  Corps    I  6  July  9?  Double  Company  Commander  and  Adjutant,  25  Jan.  95. 

'    '      "   '  29  Sept.  93  Double  Company  Officer,  22  Oct.  93.— Off  J. -Assist.  Polit.  Agent, 

Mahi  Kanta. 

1  Jan.  94  Double  Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  10  Aug.  96. 
II  Oct.  93, Double  Compaiy  Officer,  19  Jan.   98.— Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gen. 

I     2nd  Class. 
Lieut.  R.  E.E.  Kriekenbeek,  StaffCorps    i  Mar.  95  D  >uble  Company  Officer,  t6  .Inly  98.— Station  Staff  Officer. 

Lieut.  J.  D'Ovly,  Staff  Corps  12  Nov.  97  Double  Company  Officer,  23  Sept.  99. 

Lieut.  C.  D   Hi'tchins,  Staff  Corps    I  4  Nov.  99  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  03.— With  22  Bombay  Infantry. 

Lieut  R  G.  Baker,  Staff  Corps 16  .day  00  Double  Compiny  Officer,  25  July  00.— With  22  Bombay  Inf. 

Captain  A.  Hootou,  Indian  .Med.  Ser.  ...'29  July  oj'In  med.  charge,  9  Sept.  98.— With  i  Bombay  Lancers. 
Lieut.  J.W.Watson,  MB.  Ind.  Med.  Ser.  27  July  98  Officiating  in  medical  charge. 

20th  Bombay  Infantry   (Raised  i  November   1817). — 

Linked  with  igth  and  22nd  Regiments.— Regimental  Centre,  Mlww. 
Class  Company  Regiment-2  Companies  Gujars  ( W.  Rajputaaa),  2  Companies  Mirs  (W.  Rajputana), 
Rajputs  (E.  Rajputana  and  Central  India),  2  Companies  Hindustani  Mahomedans. 
••  Persia"— "Reshirb"—"B[Jshirb  "— "Kbooshab  ." 
Head  Quarters  at  Allahabad.     Uniform,  Red.    Facings,  Yellow.    Lice,  Gold. 

ColonelF.  Stevenson,  Staff  Corps    8  Feb.  00  Commandant,  25  May  95-  Lr  u"o.iiiu. 

MaiorVV  O   M  Mosse   StaffCorps 23  Oct.  00  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  30  May  00.- 

Ca,  tain  J.  Jones,  StatT  Corps ". 22  Jan.  92  Officiating  20d  in  Command.-Fr.m  i,  Bombay  Imantry. 

(4  ,tnj„  w    A  vprst  Staff  Corns  6  Feb.  95  Double  Company  Commander,  30  May  00. 

Captam  W.^Ajerst,^^C._tan,uorp3  ^^  ^^^  v:,        ^^^^  C.jmpany  Commander,  22  June  38.-S.S.O.  Mliow. 

2  Sept.92  Dble.Company  Officer,  3  Jan.  96.— With  Brit.  S.Africa  Pro.  Force. 
24  July  94:Double  Company  Officer,  S  Nov.  96.— Political  Assist.  3rd  Class. 

3  June93:Doub'e  Company  Officer,  23  Feb.  97.— With  22  Bombay  Infantry. 
17  Feb.  05  Double  Company  Officer  ani  Adjutant,  9  Apr,  99. 
IS  July  96  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Assist.  Supt.  Rev.  Survey. 

2  Nov  9S  Double  C  ju  piny  Officer,  22  Aug.  00.— Offg.  Doable  Co.  Comdr. 
e  Nov  93IDouble  Company  Officer,  22  Nov.  9j.— Cjmdg.  Depot,  22  B.  I. 
20  Apr   99:Double  Co.  Officer,  i  Apr.  od.— With  22  B.  I.  China  Uxp.  ForC3. 


Captain  J.  R.  Hill,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  P.  C.  R.  Barclay,  Staff  Corps    ... 

Lieut.  A.  P.  Trevor,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  J.  H.  Casserly,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  il.T.C.  Calvert,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  R.  C.  Hirst,  Staff  Corps   

Lieui.  B.  H.  Bignell,  Royal  Artillery  ... 

Lieut.  A.C.  S.  B.  Ellis,  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  H.B.  Rudkin,  StaffCorps   

Lieut  R.  N.Macpherson,  Duke  of  Corn- 
wall's Light  Infantry     ■•••• 

Lieut.  F.  S.  C.  Thompson,  iffi.lnd.M.b. 


,  2  Companies 


[Furlough. 


29  Apr.  00  Officiating  Double  Compauy  Officar  and  Qaar.e.-  Master. 
27  July  93]  [n  medical  charge,  12  July  00. 


509 


mi)- 


21st  Bombay  Infantry  (or  Marine  Batlaliou)  {liaised  3  Janaanj 
Rfqimcntal  Centre,  Bombay. 
Class  Company  Regiment-4  Companies  Deecani  Mahmt^as,_.  Companies  Mahomedans( Bombay).  .  Companies 

An  Anchor  and  Laurel  Wreatn.  with  Motto  in  ri.nc.oo.tanee  con-espondmg  -if^.''^"^-?'  Pfl^^^^^^";;"., 


Ba-NE,  Nambs,  a»d  Coeps. 


Abmt 
Bank. 


Major  W.  F.  Cahusac,  StaffCorps    

Major  G.W.Mitchell,  Staff  Corps 

Major  T.R.A.G.Montgomery.StaffCorps 

Captain  C.  G.  Carnegy,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  C.  Burrard,  Staff  Corps    

Captain  A.  H.  D.  Oreagh,  Staff  Corps... 

Lieut.  A.  G.  M.  Hogs,  Staff  Corp?    

Lieut.  A.  W.  Daldy,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  H.  Armstrong,  Staff  Corps 

2nd  Lieut.E. C.Kensington,  Staff  Corps 
..nd  Lieut.  G.  N.  Glvnton.  Stiff  Corps... 
Lt.ColonelJ.  S.  Wilkins,  DSO.  I.M.S.  .. 


30  Jan. 
II  May 
3  Oct. 

23  Aug. 

24  July 
5  Feb. 

ID  Jan. 
5  Nov. 

25  Jan. 
27  July 
25  Jan. 
16  Aug 


Beuabes, 


Commandant,  3  March  00,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. 
2ud  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  3  ilar.  00. 
Double  Company  Commander,  3  Mar.  00. 
Double  Company  Commanrter,  35  July  90. 
Double  Company  Comdr.  2S  Aug.  91.— Garrison  Class,  Poona. 
Doable  Company  Officer,    13  Mar.  90.— Famine  duty.  Centra. 
Double  Company  Offlcer.-25  July  00.  .  [Provinces. 

Double  Compxny  OHicer,  i  Apr.  00.— Officiating  Adjutant. 
Double  Company  Officer.— 25  July  00  t  ro^*™ 

Doulile  Company  Officer,22  Apr.  oo.-With  27  Bombay  Infantry. 
Double  Company  Officer,  25  July  oo.-mth  27B  jmbay  lufanu-y- 
[n  medical  charge,  14  Dec.  94-— Plague  duty,  Bombay. 
Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


22nd  Bombay  Infantry  {Raised  i  January  1818).— 

Liakid  ivith  19th  and  zolh  Regiments.— Eajimcntal  Centre,  Mhow. 
T,     ■    o„t     ,  rnmmnies  Guiars  (W  Eaiputana).  2  Companies  Mirs  (W.  Rajputana),  2  Companies 


Major  R.Baillie,  staff  Corps  

Major  E.  A.  Kettlewell,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  W.  G.  Hatherell,  Staff  Corps ... 
Captain  G.  W.  C.  Knatchbull,  Staff  C. 

Captain  H.  H.  Nurse.  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  F.  S.Walker,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  W.  P.  Haydon,  Staff  Corps 


:.96. 


Lieut.  B.  R.  Daunt,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  G.N.L.Labertouche.  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  A.  Melville,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  G.  Hutchison.  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  J.  H.  Casserly,  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  R.  E.  E.  Kriekenbeek.  Staff  C. ... 
Lieut.  H.  E.  Rudkin,  StaffCorps 

Lieut  R.  G.Baker,  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  C.  D.  Hitchius,  Staff  Corps    

rapt.  R.H.  Price,  MB.  Ind.  Med.  Ser. 
Lieut  J.  Sloan.  MB.  Indian  Med.  Set. 


27  Jan.  96  Commandant,  30  May  os,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. 

13  Aug.  99  2nd  in  Command  andDouble  Company  Commander,  31AUS; 
-^  Oct    92  Double  Company  Commander,  31  Aug.  96. 
10  Mar.  9i' Double  Company  Commander,  4  Aug.  00. 

:;  Feb.  gSiDouble  Company  Commander,  4  Aug.  00.  _ff„  n<.„,  Alo„i« 
I  Apr.  92'Double  Company  Commander,  27  Oct.  95.— Offg.  Cant.  Magis- 
1     trate,  Hawul  Pindee.  ^     .     .  ..  o         r. 

July  92  Double  Company  Officer,  14  Dec.  94.-Deputy  Assist.  Com.  Gen. 
2nd  Class.  .,.  ,  Ti     .       I, 

19  Nov.  93!Doable  Company  Officer,  17  Mar.  97.-oick  Furlough. 

14  Nov.  oilDouble  Company  Officer,  16  June  97.-Offg.  Adiutaut. 

26  Oct.  gjlDouble  Company  Officer.  29  Jan.oo.-aommandm^at  Asirgahr. 

20  Apr.  90'Double  Company  Officer,  .  Aor.  oo.-With  Hong  Kong  Regt. 

5  JuneoslOffg.   Double  Company  Offlcer.-Comdg.   Depot   Hong  Kong 

Regiment.— From  ?o  Bombay  Infantry.  ^   ,     , 

I  Mar.  9;  Offg.  Doable  Company  Officer.-From  ig  Bombay  Infantry. 
20  Apr.  99  OffS.  Double  Company  Officer.-With  Hong  Kong  Regt.-From 

I     -20  Bombay  Infantry.  i,      .        t  <■ 

,0  May  oo  Offg.  Double  Comp.  Officer  and  Qr.  Mr.-From  19  Bomoay  Inf. 
4  Nov  99  Offg.  Double  Company  Officer-From  19  Bombay  Intantry. 

28  Jan.  00  In  medical  charge,  25  Nov.  95.  -Officiatmg  Civil,  Aden. 
25  July  99  Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


23rd  Bombay  Infantry  (Raised  4  May   1820). 

(Second  Batlaliou  The  Bombay  Rifle  Regiment.) 

Linked  with  ith  and  25th  Regiments.— Regimental  Centre,  Nusseerahae.. 

Class  Company  Ke-iment-2  Companies  Juts  of  Western  Rajputana,  ^.Companies  Juts  of  Eastern  Rajputana, 

Class  Company  "«.;  ^^y        |^^_  Rajputana),  2  Companies  Punjabi  Mahomedans. 

"  KiEKBE"-"  Pkbsia"-" Afghanistan.  1879-S0'  -"  Bubma,  iSS^-St-  „  .„. . 

Head  Ouartirs  It  Fort  Sandeman.     Vniform,  li,ne  a.een.     Fac,n„>.Sed.     Lace  Blach  Mota,.: 
.,  •      Tj   T  c;„„iin^   rrr   DSO  S  C.    ..  12  Feb.  96  Commandant,  4  N'ov.  9S,  vrith  rank  01  Lt.Colonel. 
Major  R.  I.  %''>'^°J^".^- J^^^c^^-t^^'    22  Oct.  92  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander  ,6  May  95. 
Captain  W.  S.  Delamam,  stall  thorps ...  22  v./i.u  j       ^^  .^^  ^^^^  ^^  Major.- With  China  Expeditionary  Force. 

r.     .■     .   Ti   n..„„^.   «,aff  Corns  i  Feb.  96  Double  Company  Commander,  15  July  g'S.  [tral  Provinces. 

?=£nt'?-?hewe^ll'ltaffSrps. '■.■.■.  .6  Nov.  yS  Double  Com'panV  Commander,  16  Oct.  gi.-Famine  duty,  Cen. 
C  aptam  A  P.  Sheweii  ='tf  °  ^"^''p    •  g     ^  J^  Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  5  May  93-     ^      ^ 

Si"  tiiBS^=.  i  ^  i^  SmlZ^S^Vipt^O^ll^Wter  Master. 
?TlAI1SSS4^-Ser:  %  iul^  ;i  E^^^di^C^fi^^v-  T-^i^oX  tif^s,.  China. 
Ca^t^ i;F.'^^^Ba?nes':ind.Med: llr.  2ljan^  Lofficiatiug  in  medical  charge. 

24th  (Duchess  of  Connaught's  Own)  Beloochistan  Infantry  (Raised  4  May  1S20). 

Linked  with  26th  Regiment.— Keqinvyatal  Centre,  Quetta. 
Class  Company  Re-iment-2  Companies  Hazaras,  i    Company    Khattaks    i   Company  Waziris,  2  Companies 
Class  uompany  tvt„ime      p^^^jjj^,''jja^Ojn(,aans,  2  Companies  Sikhs  other  than  Juts. 
"Aden"— "Ckntbal  India"— "AFGHiNisiiN,  1S79-80. 
Head  Quarters  at  Loralai.     Uniform,  Drah.    Facings,  Red.    Lace,  (roia. 


Colonel  A.  A.  Pearson,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  C.  W.  Jacob,  Staff  Corps     

Captain  H.  F.  Walters,  StaffCorps 

Captain  E.  F.  Tmgg,  StaffCorps... 

Captain  W.  E.  Wooldridge,  Stuff  Corps 

Lieut.  A.  L.  Tarver,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  W.  J.  Mitchell,  Staff  Corps     

Lieut.  B.  F.  R.  Holbrooke,  StaffCorps 
Lieut.  C.  H.  K.  Chauncy,  StaffCorps 

Lieut.  J.  Macpherson,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  C.  E.  Bruce,  Staff  Corps 

2nd  Lieut.  E.  R.  C.  Wyatt,  StaffCorps.. 
Captain  D.  C.  Johnston,  lad.  Med.  Ser. 


3  Feb.  00 

9  Sept.93 
6  May  96 

5  Feb.  93 
16  Nov.  98 

6  Aug.  92 
IT  Apr.  9 
28  Sept.  9^ 
20  Mar.  97 

>2  Apr.  gi 

4  Feb.  99 
25  Jan.  99 


Commandant.  3  Nov.  93.- Commanding  at  Loralai. 

md  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander. 

Double  Company  t'omdr,  5  Nov.  93.— Comdt.  Zhob  Le%-y  Corps. 

Double  Company  Commander. 

Double  Company  Commander.  ,      _        .    -  „      ,        t   r 

Double  Company  Commander.— Comdg.  Depot  26  Bombay  Inf. 

Dble.  Comp.  Officer,  23  Jan.  95 —Dep.Assi8.com.  Gen.  2nd  Class. 

Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  I  Sept  93. 

Dble.  Comp.  Officer  and  Qr  Mr.,  13  Dec.97.-With  26  Bom.  Inf. 

Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Sick  Furlough 

Double  Company  Officer.— Offg.  Qr.  Mr.-W  ith  20  Bombay  Int. 

Double  Company  Officer.-With  26  Bombay  Infantry. 

Officiating  Double  Company  Officer. 


28  July  97' in  medical  charge,  14  Oct.  9S 


5IO 


25tli  Bombay  Infantry  {Raised  24  May  1820), 

[Third  Battalion  The  Bombay  Mijie  Regiment.) 

LinJccd  with  Uh  and  2'inl  Eegimaits. — Regimental  Centre^  Nussecrahad. 

Class  Company  Regiment— 2  Companies    Jats  of  Western  Raiputana,  2  Companies  Jats  of  Eastern  Rajpatana 

and  Central  India,  2  Companies  Hajputs  (\V.  Rajputana),  2  Companies  Punjabi  Mahomedans. 

"Mbbaneb" — "  Hydkuabad  " — "  Centka.1,  India  " — "Abyssinia  " — "  Bctrua,  1885-^-7." 

Head  Quarters  at  Nasirabad.     Uniform,  Rifle  Qreen.    J^acings,  Med.    Lace,  Mohair. 


Rank,  Names,  and  Coeps. 


Abmy 
Rank. 


Behabks. 


Lt. Colonel  L.  G.  Beckham,  Staff  Corps 


Major  C.  Tritton,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  W.  L.  Conran,  Staff  Corps 


Captain  A.  P.  D.  C.  Stuart,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  J.  J.  D.  Sillery,  Staff  Corps    ... 

Captain  C.  B.  L.  Clery,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  G.  H.  Prevost,  Staff  Corps  , 

Lieut.  A.  de  S.  Barton,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  R.  de  S.  Dudgeon,  Staff  Corps  ... 


Lieut.  T.  C.  Burke,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  R.  W.  Anthony, J/^J?.lnd.Med.Ser. 


13  JuneoojCommandp.nt,  12  May  94. 

2nd  in  Corad.  and  Double  Company  Commander. 

Double  Company  Commander,  14  Mar.  07. 

Doable  Company  Commander,   7  Sept.  38. — Special  Serv,  Imp. 

Serr.  Troops,  China  Kxp.  Force. 
Double  Company  Commander,  2  Feb.  94-— Plague  duty, Bombay. 
Double  Company  OtHcer,  7  Oct.  9-:.— Officiatiug  2ndin  Command. 
Double  Company  Officer,  23  Oct.  91.— Offg.  Dble.  Co.  Comdr. 
Double  Company  Oiiicer  and  Adjutant,  28  Sept.  94.  [Co.  Comdr. 
Double  Company  Otlicer  and  Qr.  Master,  20  Oct.  95. — Offg.  Dble. 
Doable  Coiapany   Officer,    5   Mai-.  94, — Otlg.  Double  Company 

Commander.— S.S.O.  Indore. 
Double  Company  Officer,  29  Apr.  od  —With  22  Bom1)ay  Infantry. 
In  medical  cnarge,  20  Jnly  00. 


17  Apr. 

00 

10  May  93 

8  Deo. 

07 

5  Feb. 

Q» 

2<  Apr. 

00 

7  Fel). 

qi 

4  Nov 

Q? 

27  Feb. 

95 

4  Nov 

Q9 

27  Jaly  g8 

26th  {Beloochistan)  Infantry  {Raised  9  March  182=^). 

Linked  loith  24th  Mcgim'.'iU. — Regimental  Centre,  Qoetta, 

Class  Company  Regiment— c  Companies  Hazaras,  i  Company  Khattaks,  i  Company  Waziris,  2  Comoanies  Baluchis 

and  Brahmins,  2  Companies  Sikhs  other  than  Jats. 

"  Pebsia" — "Khooshab." 

With  China  Expeditionary  Force.     Depot  at  Quetta.     Uniform,  Drab.     Facings,  Bed.      Lace,  Gold. 

Major  J.  W.  G.  TuUoch,  Staff  Corps  ...  ,20  May  98  Commandant,  16  Jan.  07,  with  rank  of  Lt. Colonel. 

Captain  G.  H.  Turner,  Staff  Corps 23  Apr.  92  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  25  Dec.  96, 

with  rank  of  Major. 

Captain  J.  Parker,  Staff  Corps 30  Jan.  97  Double  Company  Commander,  16  Jan.  97. 

Captain  A.  T.  Rowlandson,  Staff  Corps  25  Aug,  97  Double  Company  Commander,  i  Oct.  93. 

Captain  R.  S.  Paul,  Staff  Corps , 30  Jan.  00  Double  Company  Commander,  25  Nov. 52. 

Lieut.  C.  Godfrey,  Staff  Corps 26  June  92  Doable  Company  Officer,  11  Jan.  96. ^With  Indian  Contingent, 

British  Central  Africa  Protectorate,  with  rank  of  Captain. 

Lieut.  A.  W.  Chitty,  Staff  Corps    10  Jan.  94  Double  CcimpanyOlticer  and  Adjutant,  23  Nov.  95. 

Lieut.  A.  L.  Barrett,  Staff  Corps '30  Nov.  95  Double  Company  Officer.— With  Hong  Kong  Regiment. 

Lieut.  E.  F.  Orton,  Staff  Coi-ps 27  July  96  Double  Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  4  June  97. 

Lieut.  R.  H.Chenevix-Trench.  S.C. 22  Apr.  98  D  luble  Company  Officer,  22  Sept.  qS. 

Lieut.  C.  G.  Woodhouse,  Staff'  Corps 22  Apr.  98  Double  Company  Officer,  1  Apr.  00. 

Lieut.  H.  W.  Ashburner,  Staff  Corps...,  5  Nov.  98  Double  Company  Officer. 

Lieut.  B.  F.  R.  Holitrooke,  Staff  Coqjs.. '28  Sept.  95  Officiating  Double  Company  Officer.— From  24  Bombay  Infantry. 

Lieut.  J.  Macpherson,  Staff  Corps    '22  Apr.  98  Officiating  Double  Company  Officer.—  From  24  Bombay  Infantry. 

Lieut.  C.  E.  Bruce,  Staff'  Corps  :  4  Feb.  99  Officiating  Double  Company  Officer. — From  24  Boml^ay  Infanti^', 

Lieut.  C.  A.  James,  Staff  Corps 22  July  99  Officiating  Double  Company  Officer. 

Captain  G.  W.  Jenney,  J/iJ.  I.M.S 30  Mar.  8g  In  metlioal  charge,  7  Apr.  93.— With  No.  47  N.F.  Hospital. 

Captain  E.  G.  R.  Whitcombe,  I. M.S.  ...  31  Jan.  91  Officiating  in  medical  charge. 

27th  Bombay  Infantry,  or  1st  Belooch  3,Qgiraent  {Light  Infantry) 

{Raised  S  Maij  1S44). — Linked  with  2gth  and  ^pth  Regiments. — Regimental  Centre,  Kitrraehec. 

Class  Company  Regiment— 2  Companies  North  West  Frontier  Pathaus,  2  Companies  HiU  Baluchis  (including  all 

Baluchis  of  Derajat),  2  Companies  Punjabi  Mahomedans. 

'•  Delhi  " — ''Abyssinia  " — ''Afghanistan,  1879-S0"—"  Burma,  1885-S7." 

Head  [Quarters  at  Kurrachee.     Uniform,  Dark  Green.     Facings,  Red.     Lace,  Black. 

Major  G.  E.  Even,  Staff  Corps  21  Sept.  95  Commandant,  16  Dec.  99,  with  rank  of  Lt. Colonel.  [Aden. 

Bt.Major  C.  H.  U.  Price,  DSO.  Staff  (;.  25  Jan.  99  2nd  in  Comd.and  Dble.  Company  Comdr.,  7  Mar.  96.— D.A.A.G., 
3t. Major  M.  J.  Tighe,  DSO.  Staff  Corpj  4  Oct.  99  2ud  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  26  Apr.  00. 
Captain  W.  M.  Soutbey,  Staff  Corps  ...  30  Jan.  97  Double  Company  Commander,  26  Apr.  00. 

Captain  J.  H.  Peck,  Staff  Corps  24  Apr.  oo  Doable  Company  Commander,  2S  Sept.  94.— Burma  Mil.  Police. 

Lieut.  II.  Hulseberg,  Staff  Corps 14  May  95  Double  Company  Comdr.  and  Qr.  Mr.  26  Apr.  00.— Sick  Furl. 

Lieut.  P.  H.  Dyke,  Staff  Corns n  Aug.  93  Double  Company  Commander,  26  Oct.  00. 

Lieut.  G.  G.  P!  Humphreys,  Staff  Corps  19  June  95  Doable  Company  Officer  and  Adj.,  3  Dec.  97.— Offg.  2ndinComd. 

Lieut.  W.  O.  Grant,  Stall  Corps J  Mar.  97  Double  Company  Officer,  9  Apr.  00. — Offg.  Doable  Comp.  Comdr. 

Lieut.  C.  E.  B.  Steele,  Staff  Coi-jis  4  July  yS  Double  Company  Officer,  25  July  00— Commt.  Dept.  ICurrachee. 

Lieut.  W.  L.  Maxwell,  Staff  Corps   4  Nov.  99  Double  Company  ctfficer,  i  Apr.  00.— With  30  Bombay  Infantry. 

Lieut.  A.  B.  Merriman,  Staff  Corps 22  Apr.  00  Double  Company  Officer,  25  July  00.— Offg.  Quarter  Master. 

Lieut!  W.  A.  Bavley,  Staff  Corps  22  Apr.  00  Double  Company  Officer.— vVith  30  Bombay  Infantry,  China. 

Lieut.  T.  H.  H.  S.  Parker,  Staff  Corps...  22  Oct.  (y,  Officiating  Double  Company  Officer. 
2nd  Lieut.  E.T.Kensington,  Staff  Cjrps  27  July  9S  Officiating  Djuljle  Company  Officer. 
Major  S.  T.  Avetoom,  Ind.  Med.  Ser.  ...    2  Apr.  q^  In  medical  charge,  ??  July  83. 

28tli  Bombay  Infantry  {Pioneers). — {Raised  21  January  1846). 

Linked  with  yth  Regiment.    Regimental  Centre,  K/rkee. 

Class  Company  Regiment— 2  Companies  Di^n-cani  Mahrattas,  2  Companies  Pathans,  2  Companies  Rajputana 

Mahomedans,  2  Companies  Sikhs  of  the  Lobana,  Ramgharia,  and  Lohar  Classes. 

"  Frogredior."     "Kandahak,  1880" — "Afghanistan,  1479-80" — "Suakin,  1885" — "Tofbek" — 

"Punjab  Fhontieij," — "Tii;ah." 

Head  Quarters  at  Kirkee.    Uniform,  Red.    Facings,  Yellou-.    Lace,  Gold. 

20  May  gS  I  Commandant,  24  Feb.  93.  [—Special  duty. 

4  Dec,  98  jnd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  13  Dec.  99. 
10  May  93JDuuble  Company  Commander,  10  June  99.— Furlough. 
6  Feb.  gsjDuuble  Company  L'ommander,  18  Feb.  87. — Offg.  2nd  in  Comd. 


Lt-Colonel  R.  E.  D.  Reilly,  Staff  Corps 

Major  J.  C.  HoUway,  Staff  Corps 

CaRtain  D.  B.  Thomson,  Staff  Corps  .. 

Captain  L.  M.  Foster,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  J.L.Dougherty,  Staff  Corps  6  Nov.  98 

Lieut.  F.  M.  Lane,  Staff  Corps 2oSept.,9i 

Lieut.  G.D.M.  Moore,  Staff  Corps i  Mar.  92 

Lieut.  N.  B.  Dunscomue,  Staff  Corps...  9  June  92 
Lieut.  H.  V.  M.  Langtry,  Staff  Corps...  21  May  92 
Lieut.  K.  L.  W.  Mackenzie,  Staff  Corps  30  Nov.  95 

Captain  R.  F.  Standage,  Ind,  Med.  Ser.  29  July  98 
Lieut.  J.  H.  L.  Beaman,  Ind.  Med.Ser.'27  July  99 


Officiating  Double  Cnmiiany  Commander. 

Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,  5  Jan.  94.      [Sholapore. 

Double  Comj).  Officer  add  Qr.  Mr.,  23  Nov.  94. — Famine  duty. 

Double  Company  Officer,  iS  Sept.  95. 

Double  Company  Officer,  rS  Sept.  .93.— Sick  Furlough. 

Double  Comp.  Officer,  i  Apr. 00.— Offg.  Qr.  Mr.— S.S.O.  Kirkee. 

Officiating  Double  Companj'  Officer. 

In  medical  charge,  10  Mar.  00.— Plague  duty,  Bangalore. 

Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


511  29th  (Duhe  of  Cormaught's  Own)  Bombay  Infantry,  or  2nd  Belooch  Regt. 

(liahcd  6  Mail  iS^G). —Lialcal  with  2ylli  and  iolh  Uerjiments.—Ikijimcntal  Centre,  Kiirrachec. 
Class  Company  Regiment. -4  Companies  Nortli  West  Frontier  Pathans,  2  Companies  Hill  Balachis  (including  all 
Halucbis  ofDerajat),  2  Companies  Pur.jalji  Mahomedans.  ^_ 

"PBBSIA"— "EESHIBB"— "BdSHIEE"— "KHOOSHiB  "  — "KiNDAHlE,  1880  "  — "  AFGHAN ISTlN,  1879-80      — 

"  Egypt,  1882  "  "  Tki,-el-Kbbib." 
With  Malakand  Force      Depot  at  Hyderabad.      Uniform,  Dark  Oreen.     Facingn,  Red.     Lace,  Black. 
-Genfrar^  B  H  TrtharT  P  A.  0«te  o/Connaaght;  KG.  ET.  KP.  GCB.  OCSI.  OCUO.  OCIB.  OCVO. 


lion.  Col. — General  j 


Rank,  Names,  akd  Cokpb. 


Abut 
Rank. 


Rbmabks. 


2  Dec    00  Commandant,  7  Mar.  96. 

ndin  Command  and  Doable  Company  Comdr.  16  Apr.  94. 
Jouble  Company  Commander,  16  Apr.  94.— D.  A.  A.  Gen.  Mhow. 
Double  Company  Commander. 
f'o„foi„  4    -p  Watch   Staff  Corns  U";  Ana.  94' Double  Company  Commander,    18  Feb.  87.— Inspector  of  Army 

Gaptam  A.  E.  Hatch,  btaQ  corps 25  Aiig.  94^     s,gn^,li„g';  Madras  and  Bombay.  [Mag.,  Hyderabad. 


Lt.Colonel  A.  L.  Sinclair,  DSO.  Staff  C, 

Major  A.  C.  Yate,  Staff  Corps   |22  Sept.gSzndi 

Captain  G.  S.  Broome,  StaffCorps j  5  Oct.  98  Don 


Captain  H.  P.  B.  Parker,  StaffCorps. 
Captain  C.  O.  O.  Tanner,  Staff  Corps  ... 
Captain  .7.  A.  Hannyngton,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  F.  G.  Melliss,  Staff  Corps  


Lieut.  W.  N.  Hay,  Staff  Corps    

Lieut.  W.  C.  W.  Hawkes,  StaffCorps 
Lieut.  S.  H.  Jacob,  StaffCorps 


29  Aug.  96  Doable  Company  Commander,   16  May  90.- 
10  Nov.  97:Doubl6  Company  Commander,  i  Aug.  90. 


At   Depot.— Cant. 


8  June  00  Double  Company  Commander,  16  Apr.  94. 
20  Oct.  00' Offg.  Double  Company  Commander  and  Regt.  Trans.  Officer.— 
I     From  13  Bombay  Infantry. 

4  Auc  93  Dble.  Comp.y.  Officer  and  Adit.  17  Sept.  97.— With  3oBombay  Inf. 
23  Mar  96  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00— Offg.  Dble.  Coaip.  Comdr. 

I  Jan.  97  Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. -Officiating  Adjutant. 


Lieut  A  V;.  Cowan.  Staff  Coi-ps 20  Apr.  99!Double  Company  Officer. -Officiating  Dble.  Company  Comdr, 

Lieut    M   A   Hamer,  Staff  Corps  22  Apr.  00  Officiating  Double  Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Master. 

Captain  A.  A.  Gibbs,  Indian  Med.  Ser.    29  July  98|ln  medical  charge,  28  Oct.  98. 


30th  Bombay  Infantry,  or  3rd  Belooch  Battalion  {late  Jacoh's  Rifles) 

—FMiscd  30  June  1858.— ii/iArcrf  loith  z-jth  and  2gth  licyimcntn.— Regime ntal  Centre,  Kurrachee. 
Class  Comnanv  Regiment-3  Companies  North  West  Frontier  Pathans,  2  Companies  Hill  Baluohis  (including  all 
1      .,        B  Baluchis  of  Dersijat),  3  Companies  Punjabi  Mahomedans. 

"  Afghanistan.  1878*80.'* 
With  China  Expeditionary  Force.     Uniform,  Dark  Green.    Facingt,  Red.    Lace,  Black. 
Pnliiiifl  R  C  C  MayncCB.  StaffCorps  10  Nov.  00  Commandant,  -.o  Apr.  94.— A.  D.  C.  to  the  Queen. 

So  -R  Sou  Ly,  StaffCorps  .'^..l  5  Oct.  98  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  16  Dec.  99. 

Bt  Major  F  J.  Fowler.DSO.  StaffCorps'  4  Oct.   99  Double  Company  Commander,  2  Mar  00. 

rnntnin  I   O  Mennie,  Staff  Corps  6  Feb.  95  Double  Company  Commander,  25  Feb.  87.  ,.      „  , 

cS  A  LGJacob.^SsO.  StaffCorps  30  Jan.  97  Doable  Company  Commander,  18  Jan.  89.-2nd  m  Command. 

'    •     ■     •  Waziristan  Militia. 

Captain  E   L  C.  Berger,  StaffCorps ...    i  Feb.  97  Double  Company  Comdr.  21  Aug.  9i.-With  Hong  Kong  Kegt.. 

Captain  V  U  Price,  StaffCorps  11  Feb.  99  Double  Company  Commander,  9  Oct.  91-  ' 

Vfput  R  J  C  Eastwood,  Staff' Corps...    3  June  92  Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant  23  Feb.  94- 

L  lut'  R   H   PaUn,Stoff  Corps 28  Apr.  95  Double  Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  9  Nov.  94. 

Tionf'  \'  r' Anderson   StaffCorps 10  Jan.  97  Double  Company  Officer,  1  Apr.  00.         .     ..    „  ...        „,   „: 

S^GNewcomr&"aff  corps  ^. 22  Apr.  98  Double  Company  Officer,   ■  Apr.  oo.-Assist.  Recruiting  Staff 

Officer. 
Tio„t    W  P    Adflir  StaffCorps      .      ..     3  July  99  Double  Company  Officer,  24  Mar.  98.  „       ,       t   c     . 

Yi^t  W    N    Hay   StaffCorps   ...        ,    4  Aug.  9' Officiating  Double  Company  Offioer.-From29Bombay  Infantry. 
MpS' WLMaxiell    StatriW^    .  .    .    4 --^o?.  99  Officiating  Double  Company  Olliier.-Prom  27  Bombay  Inf. 
L  cu  ■  W'  A   Bayl*,  Staff  Conm  ....::...  22  Apr.  S  Officiating  Double  Comp,iny  Officer.-From  27  Bombay  Int. 

In  medical  chai-ge.  ^ 

Captain  E  H.Sharman,Ind.Med.Serv.  29  Ju'y  96  Officiating  in  medical  charge.-From  6  Inf.  Hyd.  Contingent. 
Lieut.  L.  P.  Stephen,  Ind.  Med.  Serv.  27  Jan.  oo'Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


CORPS  UNDER  THE  ORDERS  OF  THE  GOVERNMENT  OF  INDIA. 


HYDERABAD  CONTINGENT. 


1st  Lancers. 

Class  Squadron  Regiment-i  Squadron  Sikhs,  i  Squadron  Deccani  Mahomedans,  i  Squadron  Jits. 
\t  Mominabad.J  "  Centeal  India."     Umform,  lii/te  Green.     Facing/,  » hite.     Lace,  GoUi. 

Bt  Lt  Col.  E.  F.  H.  M'Swiney,  DSO.  S.C.  20  May  98iCommandant,  16  Oct   99-  -  China  Expeditionary  Force. 
'*'•''•  -  -       -     '  .29July  93i2ndmCommandandSquadi-onCommander,i60ct.99,wi.t,h^rank 

;  May  96  ;' 
i  30  Jan.  97  : 
.  25  Aug.  97  : 

9  Sept. 97  ; 
.  II  Feb.  99  t 

I  Squad ro 


Captain  A.  .^.  Jones,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  G.  S.  Morris,  Staff  Corps. 
Captain  B.  J.  H.  Humfrey,  Staff  Corps 
l^aptain  F.  W.  c.  Turner,  Staff' Corps  .. 

Cartain  A.  W.  Andrew,  StaffCorps 

Capt.C.K.E.F.  K..\Iaceiuoid,Z>SO.  S.C 

Captain  J.  L.  Orr,  Stan  Corps  

Lieut.  E.  E.C.  Dalgliesh,  StaffCorps.. 


Lieut.  F.  P.  P.  Rouse,  Staff  Corps   .. 
Lt.Colonel  F.  J.  Doyle,  Madras  Estab. 


16  Maj-  99 
15  May  9. 

22  Apr.  9! 

2  Oct.  o; 


Squadron  Commander,  12  Dec.  96.  ,   .      „     1^     ,^  i J' 

Squadron  Con.iuander,  29  Jan.  98.— Famine  duty,  Central  PrOT. 
Squadron  Officer,  29  Jan.  98.— Burma  Military  Police. 
Squadron  Officer,  I  Apr.  91.  .       ,   .  ,,     „       „,, 

Sqaail.  Officer,  24  Jan.  o2.-Offg.  Staff  Captain,  Intell.  Branch, 
n  Officer,  I  Apr.  91.  Ibimia. 


Squadron  Officer,  22  Oct. 
Squiidron  Officer, 
Squadron  Officer. 
Officiating  Squadron  Officer. 
In  medical  charge,  13  May  99, 


.—Plague  duty,  Bombay. 


Gurj.is  under  tlie  Orders  of  the  Government  of  India. 
2nd  Lancers. 

Class  Squaciron  Regiment— i  Squadron  Sikhs,  i  Squadron  Deccaui  llahomortans,  i  Squadron  Jits. 
At  Bolarum.  Uniform,  Rifle  Oreeii.     Facings,  White.     Lace,  GoUt. 

Raite,  Nambs,  axd  CoKPg."  " 


512. 


Major  E.  L.  WH^ht,  Staff  Corps    . 
Major  R.  Wapshare,  Staff  Corps  . 


Abuy 
Baxk. 


Remabes. 


II  May 
1  Feb. 


Captain  D.  S.  Buist,  Staff  Corps   25  Nov. 

Captain  A.  R.  Saunders,  Staff  Corps   ...ji'S  Feb. 
Captain  W.E.  G.  Lilling-ston,  StaB  Corps   S  Dec. 

Captain  A.  N.  Lovell,  Staff  Corps   21  Dec. 

Tiieut.  S.  A.  M.  Orr,  Staff  Corps 12  Nov. 

3  Dec. 
5  Oct, 
16  Apr. 


Lieut.  C  R.  Harborcl,  Staff  Corps., 
Lieut.  W.  J.  Lambert,  Staff  Corps.. 
Lieut,  v.  K.  Birch,  Stfiff  Corps  . 


Lt.Coloncl  G.  J.  Kellie,  Ind.  Med.  Serv.  31  Mar. 


95  Commandant,  1  Apr.  95,  witli  rank  of  Lt.Colonel, 
00  2nd  in  Command  and  Squadron  Commander. 

Squadron  Coramandcr, 

96  Squadron  Commauder,  6  Feb.  97. — Sick  Furlough. 
q3  Sfjuadron  Commander,  24  Mar.  93. 

99  Squadron  Offi.'er. — Kemount  Department,  Bangalore. 

00  Squadron  Otficer,  6  May  q?.— Plaeue  duty,  Bombay, 

92, Squad.  Officer  and  Adjutant,  25  Nov.  q6. — Offg.  Sqdrn.  Comdr 

9+  Squadron  Officer,  i  July  97.— Transport  duty.  South  Africa. 

97lSquadron  Officer,  1  Apr.  00. 

97  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 
97  In  medical  charge,  i  Dec.  94. 


3rd  Lancers. 

Class  Sfiuadron  Regimcut~i  Squadron  Sikhs,  i  Squadron  Hindustani  Mahomodaus,  i  Squadron  Jilts. 

At  Aurungabad.]      "  Cbntbal  India  "— "  Burma,  1885-87."     Uniform,  RiJIe  Green,    Facings,  White.    Lace,  Gold. 

Major  J.  W.  B.  Meade,  Staff  Corps  25  Jan.  97  Commandant,  10  Nov.  95,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. 

Captain  T.  D.  Leslie,  Staff  Corps [  9  Sept.93|2nd  in  Command  aud  Squadron  Commander,  with  rank  of  Major, 

— Sick  Furlough. 
Squadron  Commander,  6  Feb.  95.— Staff  Capt.  Intell,  Branch, 
Quarter  Master  General's  Departmetit. 

Captain  H.  H.  Dunlop,  Staff  Corps ^2=.  Nov.  96 [Squadron  Commander,  2  Feb.  97. 

Captain  W.  W.  Warner,  Staff  Corps    ... !  4  May  gSiSquadron  Officer,  6  Juue  91.— Offg.  Squadron  Commander, 

Captain  H.  K.  Dalyell.  Staff  Corps  '22  Aucr.  99;  Squadron  Officer,  i  Dec.  92. — Famine  duty. 

Captain  E.  Tennant,  Staff  Corps    '30  Jan.  co' Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  93. — Offg.  Squadrou  Commander. 

Lieut.  V,  E.  Muspratt,  Staff  Corps  1  Oct.  97  Squadron  Officer,  r  Apr.  00. 

Lieut,  n.  W.  Niven,  Staff  Coi-ps    122  Apr.  gSjSquadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. — Sick  Furlough. 

end  Lieut.  G.  Marchant,  Staff  Cerps   ...[22  Jan.  98  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.oo. 
Lt.Colonel  R.  James,  MB.  Madras  Est.'.-',i  Mar.  99  In  medical  charge,  26  ApL*.  89. 


Captain  A.  W.  "Warden,  Staff  Corps I  6Feb.  95 


4th  Lancers. 

Class  Squadron  Regiment— i  Squadron  Sikhs,  i  Squadron  Hindustani  Mahomedans,  i  Squadron  Jats. 
At  Hingoli.]  "Cbwtbal  India" — "Bubma."     Uniform^  Rifle  Green.    Facings,  White.    Lace,  Gold, 


Colonel  H.  M.  Mason,  Staff  Corjis 

Major  F.  Wyllie,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  C.  R.  Elliot,  Staff  Corps  

Captain  E.  A.  W.  Stotherd,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  H,^.  Lane,  Staff  Corps 


S  Feb.  00  Commandant,  6  June  91. 
22  Feb.  99  2nd  in  Command  and  Squadrou  Commander,  n  July  00, 
30  Jan.  97  Squadron  Commander,  20  May  97. 

5  Feb.  98  Squadron  Commander,  2  Jim.  90.— With  China  Exp.  Force, 
14  Sept.gS  Squadrou  Officer,  iQ_Aug-.  99.— Offer.  SquadronCommandeiv 


Captain  A.  E.  Barnard,  Staff  Corps 11  Feb.  99  Squadron  Officer,  :  Dec.  g^.—  Burma  Military  Police. 


Lieut.  P.  N.  Leslie,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  M.H.Henderson.  Staff  Corps  ... 

Lieut.  P.  S.  Hicks,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  S.  G.  Halliday,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  B.  C.  Fellows,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  V.  Percy-Smith,  Stuff  Corps 

Lt.Col-H.G.L.VVortaher.M/'.MadrasEst. 


21  July  92  Squadron  Officer,  --o  May'97.— Burma  Military  Pulice. 
17  Nov.  92  Squadron  Officer  and  Adjutant,  1  Sept.  94. 

4  July  93  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

4  Sept.  95  Squadrun  Officer,  30  July  00. 

4  Nov.  99  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

4  Nov.  99  Squadrou  Officer,  3  July  00. 
31  Mar.  99  In  medical  charge,  2  Nov.  95- 


I  No.  X  Field  Battery. 

■    At  Bolarum.]  "MAniDPOOR"—"  Nowah  "—"  Centbal  India."     Uniform,  Blue.    Fucinf/.^,  Scarlet, 

The  Four  Batteries  are  linked  togelhi  r. 

Captain  H.  G.  Ons^lev,  Royal  Artillery. |  7  Apr.  96iCommandant,  25  Aug.  00.— Field  Service,  South  Africa, 

I  .Subaltern. 

Subaltern. 


No.  2  Field  Battery. 

At  Aurungabad.]                       "Centbal  India."    Uniform,  Blue.    Facvngs,  ScarUf. 
Cipt    R   G   Ou^ek'v   Rovr-l  Artillery  ...    7  Apr.  gelCommandant,  25  Aug.  00.— Field  Service,  South  Africa. 
CaiH]  F*  C.  Tyler,  koynf  Artillery 30  Aug.  00  Subaltern,  5  Aug.  0.3.— From  4  Field  Battery. 

No.  3  Field  Battery. 

At  Hmgolee.]  Uniform,  Blue.    Facings,  Scarlet.    Lace,  Gold. 

CaptainH.  A.  Keid.  Royal  .\itillery ?t  Dec.  96  Commandant,  26' Sept.  57. 

Lieut.  R.  E.  T.  Hogg,  Royal  Artillery...  21  Sept.g9  Subaltern,  z  June  00. 


No.  4   Field  Battery. 
At  EUichpore,]  "Centhal  India."     Uniform,  Bine.    Facings,  Scarlet. 

R  Kirwan,  Eoval  AtilUerv...]  9  Feb.  oo'Commandant,  16  May  co. 


Captain  B.  ...  -^'j--"^^'--;  '_Vn"ilieT-.v.:'.":i,o  iig.  ^Isutaltcrn,  ;6  July  go.-Witli  =  Fel.l  Battery 

I  i 


L'nptui 


s  s 


513 


Corps  tmcler  the  Orders  of  the  Government  of  India. 


1st  Infantry. — Linked  with  2nd  and  yd  Infantry. 
Class  Company  Regiment— 3  Companies  Rajpvus.j  Oompauies  Dracani  MahomMliins,  2  Companies  Jata. 
AtJattlna. ) 


■Mahidpoob"— "NoWiH."     Uniform,  Red.     Wdcingt,  Dark  (men. 


Rank,  Names,  and  Coeps. 


Akmy 
Rake. 


Major  T.  H.  Plumer,  Staff  Corps  ..... 
Captain  F.  V.  Whittall,  Staff  Corps. 


13  Aug.  99 

22  Jan.  92 

23  Auff.  95 
II  Feb.  99 
22  Aug.  99 

5  Dec.  99 
21  Sept. 00 

14  June  93 
I  Dec.  93 
9  Mar.  97 

20  Apr.  98 
I  July  98 

15  Miir.  00 
29  July  99 


Commandant,  22  Deo.  96.  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. 

2nd  in  Com.  and  Double  Company  Comdr.  2  July  96,  with  rank  of 

Major.— With  s  Infantry. 
Donb'le  Company  Commander,  2  Aug.  96. 
Double  Company  Commander,  15  May  00. 
Double  Company  Commander,  15  May  00.— S.S.O.  Bolarum. 
Double  Company  Otflcer,  14  Jan.  91.— Burma  Military  Police. 
Double  Company  Officer,  23  Sept.  94.— Military  Accounts  Dept. 
Double  Company  Dtticer  and  Adjutant,  22  May  97. 
Double  Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  6  July  97. 
Double  Company  Olflcer,  i  Apr.  00. 

Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Commissariat  Dept. 
Double  Company  Officer,  8  Apr.  00.— With  6  Infantry. 
Double  Company  Officer,  27  Aug.  00. 
In  medical  charge,  30  June  99. 


Captain  R.  G.  Burton,  Staff  Corps    

Captain  F.  F.  Major,  Staff  Corps  

Captain  F.  H.  Pigou,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  A.  H.  Coke,  Staff  Corps  

Captain  E.  H.  Payne,  Staff  Corps    

Lieut.  C.  F.  Dobbs,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  A.  R.  Burton,  Staff  Corps    

Lieut.  W.  H.  Lane,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  E.  R.  Wetherall,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  A.  S.  Marriott,  Staff  Corps    

Lieut.  C.  U.  B.  Wright,  Staff  Corps 

CaptainA.N. Fleming,  MB.  Ind.Med.  S. 

2nd.  Infantry. — Linked  with  ist  ami  ird  Infantrij. 
C'asT  Company  Regiment- 3  Companies  Rajputs,  3  Companies  Hindustani  Mahomedans,    2  Companies  Ahirs 
(IromGurgaon,  Rohtak,  Hissar,  and  Hewavi).  -^     ,  „  -r         n  ,1 

AtRaichore.J     "Mahidpooe"--Nowah"-"  Bokma,  1S85-87."  Uniform,  Sei.   Fav,„„,,  Dark  Oreen,  Lace,  OoU. 
Lt.Col.E.W.St.G.Welchman,StaSCorps.ii  July  00, Commandant,  24  Sept.  94.— Witt-  5  Infantry 


Captain  T.  H.  Hardy,  Staff  Corps  . 


25  Aug.  94 


23  May  96 
3  Oct.   99 


Captain  H.  Lowther,  Staff  Corps  . 
Captain  A.Roberts,  Staff  Corps.... 
Captain  H.  (1.  W.  Chandler,  Staff  Corpsj  4  Dec.  00 

Lieut.  T.  C.  Browning,  Staff  Corps  1  5  Apr.  92 

Lieut.  S.H.E.  Nicholas,  Staff  Corps  ....1 19  May 

Lieut.  E.  a  W.  Pratt,  Staff  Corpo    ,  3  Dec.  94 

Lieut.  VV.  V.Richards,  Staff  Corps  20  May  99 

21  Nov.  99 
29  July  9S 


Lieut.  T.  Mathew,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  T.  E.  Watson,  MS.  Ind.  Med.  S. 


2ud  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  2  Oct.  97, 

with  rank  of  Major.— Officiating  Commandant. 
Double  Company  Comdr,  8  Dec.  96.— Offg.  2nd  in  Command. 
Dble.  Co.  Commander,  4  Aug.  00.— Military  Accounts  Dept. 
Double  Company  Comdr.  anil  Qr.  Master,  4  Aug.  00. 
Double  Company  Commander,  4  Aug.  00. 
19  May  02  Double  Company  Officer  and  Adj.,  4  Aug.  93-  ^,       ^  j  r,    n- 

-  Oble.CompanvOfficer,  31  Oct.  96.-Offg.D.C.Comdr.andQr.M 

Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Furlough. 
Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00  —Offg.  Dble.  Co.  Comdr. 
l:i  medical  charge.  10  Sept.  98.- With  No.  3  General  Hospital. 
Officiating  in  medica.  charge. 


3rd  Infantry. — Linked  with  ist  ami  2ml  Infantry. 

Lace,   Gold.  t     ^   1        1 

I  May  89  Commandant,  12  Nov.jje,  with  rank  of  Lt.CojOTiel. 


Major  D.  W.  Purdon,   Staff  Corps  

Major  C.  H.  Macdonald.  Staff'  Corps    ... 
Captain  A.  C.  F.  Bourchier,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  H.P.  Lane,  Staff  Corps  

Captain  J.  S.  Richards,  Staff  Corps  

Captain  E.  N.  D.avi3,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  J.  R.  Kennedy,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  K.  E.  Nangle,  Staff  Corps    

Lieut.  E.  H.  Oliphant,  Staff  Corps    

Lieut.  W.  C.  Burton,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  B.  II.  Wright,  .Madras  Est.     ... 

Lieut.  D.  N.  Anderson,  Ind.  Med.  Serv.  27  July  9! 


I  Sept.  00 
25  Aug.  94 
29  Aug.  90 
25  Aug.  07 
10  Nov.  99 
9  Nov.  00 
5  Mar.  92 
22  Sept.  96 
15  July  98 
.^1  Mar.  90 


_ndin  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  i  Deo.  94. 

Double  Company  Commander,  I  May  96. 

Double  Company  Commander,  10  Jan.  89.  |  Delhi. 

Double  Company  Comdr.  21  June  go.— Assist.  Recruiting  Officer, 

Double  Company  Officer,  24  Jan.  92.— Transport  duty,  Lucknow. 

Double  Company  Officer,  1  Apr.  93. 

Double  Company  Officerand  Qr.  Mr.  11  Oct.  93. 

Iiouble  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  oo. 

Double  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— With  5  Infantry. 

In  medical  charge,  o  Nov.  94.— Sick  Furlough. 

Officiating  in  medical  charge.— With  China  Exp.  Force. 


4th  Infantry. — Linked  with  5th  ami  6th  Infantry. 
Class  Company  Rogiment-3  Companies  Rajputs,  3  Companies  Deccani  Mahome^dans,  2  Compames  Jats. 
At  EUiohpore.l 


_  "Nagpooe. 

Major  M.  T*.  Shewen,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  F.  W.  Rea,  Staff  Corps  ... 


Uniform','Jied.' Facings,  Dark  Green.    Lace,  OoM. 

,  Feb   00  Commandant,  i  July  00,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel. 
29  Aug.  96'  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  7  Aug.  00, 

I     with  rank  of  Major. 
20  Au".  96  Double  Company  Commander,  17  Aug.  co. 

8  Dec.  97  Double  Company  Commander,  17  Aug.  00. 
11  Feb.  oQ  Dnuble  Company  Comdr.,  17  Aug.  00. 
17  June  9  .Double  Comnany  Officer  a-id  Adjutant,  i  Apr.  93. 

I  Dec.  Q4  Double  Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  2  Oct.  97. 

I  July  Q5  D..uble  Company  Officer,  i  Apr.  oo.-Famiue  duty. 
30  Jan.  9?  In  medical  charge,  25  Dec.  gs.-bick  Furlough. 
27  July  9s|officiating  in  medical  charge. 


Captain  T.  M.  Ward,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  T.M.Kirkwood,  Staff  Corps  ... 

CaptainW.  E.  E.  Lloyd,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  A.  J.  R.  Glasfurd,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  W.  J.  P.  Preston,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  H.  Stewart,  Staff  Corps  

Captain  G.  Bidie,  Madras  Est 

Lieut. W.  G.  Liston.afB.Ind.Med.  Serv    

Bthlnfantry. — Linked  with  4th  ami  6th  Infantry. 
.Class  company  Re.iment-3  Comp^^-a^^uts        — ^^^^^  =  Companies  Ahirs. 

j^ '""".rc^liKAi.  INUIA."     Un,Jorm,Ked.    iacmg,,  Bark  Green.     Lace,  Gold. 

,1  Au".  CO  Commandant,  2  Oct.  97,  with  rank  of  Lt.Col.-Sick  Furlough. 
'  II  July  00  Officiating  Commandant.— From  2  Infantry, 
lillar  94  2nd  in  Command  and  Double  Company  Commander,  14  June.37, 
10  iuai.  94     ^.^^  ^^^j_  ^^  Maior.-Orderly  Officer,  China  bxp  Force. 
22  Jan.  92  Officiating  2nd  in  Command,  with  rank  of  Major.-from  i  Inf. 
'  23  Aug  95  Double  Company  Commander,  2  Oct.  97. 
2%  Aug.  Q7iDouble  Company  Commander.  9  Oct.  91. 


With  China  Expeditionary  Force 

Major  V.'.  H.  Lewin,  Staff  Corps    

Lt.Col.E.W.St.G.Welchman,StaffCorps 
Captain  A.  W.  Leonard,  Staff' Corps  .. 


Captain  F.  'V.  Whittal,  Staff  Corps 
Oaptain  G.  M.  Audain,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  R.  C.  H.  Chalmers,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  R.  W.  Burton,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  C.  C.  Reoton,  Stall  Corps  

Lieut.  V.  F.  W.  Tregear,  Staff  Corps.. 

Lieut.  W.  L.  Cotton,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  G.  S.  Palmer,  Staff'  Corps    

Lieut.  W.  E.  Pye,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  A.  C.  Hobson,  Stuff  Corps 

Lieut.  C.  de  J.  Luxmoore,  Staa  Corjis, 

Lieut.  W.  C.  Burton,  Staff  Corps 

Major  H.  Greany,  Afi*.  Madras  Est... 


3  Mar.  00  Double  Company  Commander,  i  Apr.  93.-Commanding  Depot. 

i  Feb   Qt'offlciating  DouUe  Company  Commander.-J  rom  6  Inlantrj . 
24  SepU92  Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant    18  Nov.  90- 
,2  lulv  Q-IDouble  Company  Officer  and  Quarter  Master,  23  1  eb.  g-,. 

6  Apr   07  Doubll company  Officer,  14  June97.-Famineduty,Ceniral  Proy; 

3  Jan    93'"ouWe  Company  Officer,  i  Apr^  oo.-Regtl.  Transpor   Officer. 
23  Jan.  '^'Officiating  Double  Company  IJfficer.-From  6  lufant  .r. 
-  ■  -fficating  Double  Company  Officer.-From  6  In  antij  . 


1  Jan.  07  .- r.  -  -  - 

15  July  98, Officiating  Double  Company  Officer. 
Oct.  93  In  medical  charge,  25  Aug.  91.- 


Fr(  m  6  Inlantiy 
With  No.  63  N.F.  Hotp. 


China. 


'^^°^fA:Tkf.tinr!^^tser\^^^^^^^^ 


Local  Corps.  .,. 

^,       ^  „         ^^'^'^^^^'^^^y-— linked  toith^th  and  5th  Lifantry. 

^^nL^Z^r      ""'"'^-^^nTr'rjT'^'  '  Tr«  "  ^'^^r'^'''  Mahomedans,  .  Companies  Jats. 
^         -'     untrorm,  Med.    Facinqa,  Dark  G-reen.     Lace,  Gold. 


RiKK,  Names,  akd  Coeps. 


It.CoIonel  J.  F.  Worlledge,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  G.  \V.  Priestley,  Staff  Corps  ... 

Captain  G.  S.  Frazer,  Staff  Corps 

Captain  E.J.  M.Wood.  Staff  Corps 
Captain  0.  C.  Renton,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  D.  H.  Adye,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  G.  E.  J.  Perry,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  H.  Macdonald,  Staff  Corps 


Aemt 

Rank. 


Lieut.  A.  St.  J.  Cooke,  Staff  Corps     . 
Lieut.  F.  D.  Davidson.  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  A.  C.  Hobson,  Staff  Corps "" 

Lieut.  C.  de  J.  Luxmoore,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  A.  S.  Marriott,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  E.  H.  Sharman.  Ind.  Med.  Serv 
CaptEin  H.  R.  Broivn,  Ind.  lied.  Serv' 


28  Feb. 
9  Sept 

2g  Aug. 

iS  AU!J. 

S  Feb. 
14  Sept. 
21  Sept 
30  Apr. 

24  Sept. 
a  Feb. 

25  Jan. 
I  Jan. 
I  July 
:9  July 
9  Jnl.7 


Remabks, 


00  Commandant,  16  Sept.  99.— Furlough 

?»''Doub!lcorfr^c'=°""'""/'«''  ='  ^^b.  99.-OfflciifnT2"Sti- 
9S|Uoub  6  Company  Commander,  26  May  00.— With  =;  Inlantrv 

,94|Double  Company  Officer  and  Adjutant,^'f  Se™'t    g'-l^eclai 
95|Doub  e  Company  Officer,  4  June  OQ.-Offlciatine  Adjutant 
95lDoub  e  Company  Otficer,  i  Apr.  oo.-With  5  Infantry. 
97;Double  Con,Dan.y  Officer,  1  Apr.  oo.-With  5  Infant?^ 
00  Offlciatinff  Double  Company  Offlcer.-From  i  Infantry. 
96  .n  medical  charge,  3  May  o8.-With  30  Bombay  Infancy. 
oo.Offlciatins  m  medical  charge.-With  5  Inf.  China  Exp.  F^rce 


THE  CENTRAL  INDIA  HORSE. 

Raised  for  seryice  Ordinaril.y  in  Central  India,  but  available  on  emergency  for  General  Servir-o 

AFGHAlflSIAIr,  1879-80  "-"EakDAHAH,  1S80."-"  PCXJAB  FeOXTIEB."     ' 

FIRST  REGIMENT. 


Rank,  Names,  Axn  Coeps. 

Major  F.  H.  R.  Drummond,  CIE.  S  C 
Major  J.  B.  Edwards, DSO.  Sta.T  Corps 
Bt.Lt.Colonel  L.  Herbert,  Staff  Corps 
Major  C.  P.  Campbell,  Staff  Corps      . 
Captain  E.  C.  B.  Cotgraye,  Staff  Corps 
Caiitaiu  Hon.a.  D.  Napier,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  A.  P.  Browne,  Staff  Corps  ... 
Cajitain  R.  C.  Bell,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  J.  C.  D.  Pinney,  Staff  Corps'  " 
:  Captain  T.  S.  Taucred,  Staff  Corps.. 
Lnut.  s.  A.  Cooke,  Staff  Corps.   .  . 

Lieut.  H.K.  Barr,  Staff  Corps  

Lieiit.  H.  St.  C.  Muscroft,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  A.  N.  Hood,  Staff  Corps       . 
Lieut.  R.  c.  Goodtellovr,  Staff  Corps .. 
Lieut.  N.  D.  Horsford,  Staff  Corps 
Gajitam  B.  G.  Seton,  Bengal  Entab 


AHjiy 
Rank. 


'16  Feb.  87 
30  Jan.  98 
20  Ma.y  98 
10  Jul.y  95 
ro  Ma.y  93 
23  Aug.  gi 

5  Feb.  98 
16  Nov.  98 

8  June  00 
II  Sept.  00 
14  June  9 


Remabss. 


Commandant,  8  Feb.  00,  with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel 

2nd  m  Command  and  Squadron  Commander,  8  Feb  00 

IS.'^o^r"'^''- "/"''' ^S.-A.A.General,  HyderabadContingent. 
squad.  Commander,  n  Apr.91.— Furlough.  fofCavalrv 

gquadron  Commander,  15  Feb.  97.-Brigade  Majortolnsn  Gen 
Squadron  Commander,  3  Feb.  ox-Spec.  Serv.  China  Exp  Force' 
Squadron  Officer,  n  Mar.  90.- With  i  Bengal  Lancers. 
Squadron  Officer,  7  Apr.  94. 

Squadron  Officer,  i  Nov.  92.— Employed  in  Meywar  State, 
hquadron  Officer,  S  Nov.  93.— Burma  Military  Police 
s.lIJL'?!:™  ™^!L''"?  ^i'"'^'"'  =9  Nov.  93.   ■  [Hyderabad. 


19  Sept.94  Squadron  Officer,  8  Feb.  ooi-Pei-sonaT  Assist,  to -Resident 
24  Oct.  96  squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  oo.-Prov.  Commissariat  Department  ' 
13  July  gt,  bquadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  oo.-Offg.  Adj.  Gov.  Gen's.  B6dy  Guard 
16  Aor.  97  Squadron  OtBcer,  i  Apr.  00.  ■'  ""•*'" 

6  Dec.  97  Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 

roJiT'n-'  T""  """X."' -f^'i^'i'"  iistao 30  Jan.  98  In  medical  charge,  la  Mar.  08.— Sick  Furlough 

Capt.  H.  Amsworth,  .VB.  Ind.Med.Ser.  29  July  gglofflciating  in  medical  charge.  '•i'oi'=»- 

SECOND  REGIMENT. 
Class  Constitution-2  Squadrons  Sikhs,  i  Squadron  Punjabi  Mahomedans,  i  Squadron  Mahomedan  Rajputs 
Head  Quarters  at  Agar,  W.  Malwa.     Uniform,  Drab.     Facings,  Maroon.    Lace,  Gold 
,_.Colonel  A.  Maste_rs,  Staff  Corps  30  Noy.  96|Oommandant,  15  Feb.  97.-Offg.  A.  A.  Gen.  Presidency  Dist 


V.c.  Col.  A.  G.  A.  Durand,  CB.  S.  0 
.  Major  W.  A.  Watson,  Staff  Corps 

JJorF.  C.  Grant,  Staff  Corps 

-iptain  A.  B.  Mayne,  Staff  Corps 

'Captain  W.  D.  Daunt,  Staff  Corps 
Captain  D.  H.  Cameron,  Staff  Corps  .. 
Captain  G.  R.  de  H.  Smith,  Staff  Corps 

Lieut.  A.  H.  O.  Spence,  Staff  (Jorps. 

Lieut.  A.  S.  Capper,  Staff  Corps  

Lieut.  H.  B.  Birdwnod,  Staff  Corps      .. 
Lieut.  A.  Hewlett,  Staff  Corps 
Lieut.  A.  M.  Kettlewell,  Staff  Corps  .  . 
Lieut.  M.  R.  Pocock,  Staff  Corps 


Captain  J.  Fisher,  DSO.  MB.  Bengal ") 

Establishment  > 

Captain  T.  B.  Kellj-,  Indian  Med.'Serv 


27  Apr.  , 
11  Aug.  00 

J 1  Aug.  00 

22  Jan.  92 
25  Aug.  97 

23  July  90 
6  Noy  / 

3  Aug.  92 
2  Aug.  9 
I  Jan.  03 

2S  Apr.  95 

28  June  96 

4  July  98 

29  Jan.  97 
Jan.  00 


— : — •.^..^..,  .J  i  .^.,.  yy.     \j.±^.  ^.  ^v.  vTcii.  .riesiLiency  llist. 

2nd  in  Command  and  Sqira'dron  Commander,  15  Feb.  9-  — Pmi 

Squadron  Commander,  17    Apr.  88.  — D.A.A.  Gen     for   Inst' 

Dalhousie.— With  China  Expeditionary  Force. 
Squadron  Commander,  17  JulySg.— Offg.  Commandant. 
Squadron  Commander.  26  Oct.  91. 
Squadron  Officer,  15  Feb.  97. 
Squadron  Officer,  21  Apr.  93.— Political  Employ. 
Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  92.— 4.DC.  to  Lt.  Gen.  Sir  G.  B.  Wolseley 
Squadron  Officer,  15  Feb.  97.— With  Imperial  Service  TrooDs 
Squadron  Officer  and  Adjutant,  15  Feb.  97. 
Squadron  Officer,  15  Feb.  97. — Furlough. 
Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00. 
Squadron  Officer,  29  June  00. 

Squadron  Officer,  i  Apr.  00.— Commt.  Dept.,  Poena. 
In  med.  charge. 

Officiating  in  medical  charge. 

Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


U  Malwa  Bheel  Corps  (Raised  24  Fel.  1840). 

nf  Head  Quarters  at  Sirdarpore  (Centrallndia).     Uniform,  Green.    Facings,  Scarlet.    Lace,  .'Black. 

4a3or  G.  H.  J.  Moore,  Staff  Corps    22  Jan.  ggjCommandant,  29  June,  gg,  with  rank  of  Lt  Colonel 

aptam  G.  "V.  Holmes,  Staff  Corps  S  Feb.  gS^WingOfficerand  Adjutant,?  Aug.  96.— With  Meywar  Bheel  Ci 

— Offg.  Asst.  Political  Supt.  Hilly  Tracts,  Meywar. 
o  Oct.  00  Wing  Officer,  25  Jul.y  00. 
30  Mar.  92  In  medical  charge,  27  Noy.  84 


■ieut.  H.  D.  M'Laughlin,  Staff  Corps 
.t.Colonel  J.  Duke,  Ind.  Med.  Serv. 


orps. 


bjor  W.  H.  Neilson.ilfB.  Ind.Med.  6er.  33  Sept.94|Attached.— Agency  Surgeon,  Bhopawur. 


1 


s  s  2 


Sua 

Bhopal  B 


Local  Corps. 
attalion  CMe  Bhopal Levy.-Baised  Jan.  i8S9  Jor  General  Service). 

"AFGHANISTilf,  l87S-7<*." 

HeadQaartersatSehore.    Uniform.Drah.    racing>,Chocolate.  


Rank,  Names,  ahd  Coeps. 

captain  A.  Poingdestre,  Staff  Corps 

Oaiitain  B.  P.  S.  Rooke,  Staff  Corps 
Carta"  H.  L.  Anderson,  Staff  Corps 
lSuI  S.  B.  Davidson,  Staff  Corps  .. 
T.ii'ut  B.  T.  Carwithen.  Staff  Lorps 
Captain  C.  C.  Jackson,  Staff  Corps 
Lt.Colonel  A.  H.  C.  Dane,  UD.  Bom.  Est 


ABur 
Rawk. 


28  Jan.  93 


Remabes. 


Apr.  97  j 
Aug.  99 
June  92J 
Nov.  gij 
Nov.  99 
Apr.  98 


?n™i'n'c'ommind  and  Win?  Commander,  ^3  Jan.  97.  "^th  rank  of 
I     Major.— With  Krinpura  Irregular  Force. 
Wins  Officer,  II  Oct.  97-  ^  ■     r,  ,1 

Win"  Officer,  i  Dec.  q7.-OfRciatmg  2nd  m  Command. 
Winw  Officer  I  Apr.  00.— With  Imperial  Service  Troops. 
wSn--  Sfficer.'  r  Uv.  co.-Asst.  Circle  Transport  Officer,  Slmhpur. 
Officiating  Wing  Offlcer.-From  5  Bengal  Infantry. 
In  medical  charge.   5  Dec.  84.-Agency  Surgeon.  Bhopal,  and 

Civil  Administrative  Medical  Officer  for  Central  India. 
Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


Deoli  Irregular  Force  {Cavalry-Lancer,,  and  Infantry.-Ucdsed  in  1857). 

Placed  under  the  orders  of  the  Commander-in-Chief  in  India  from  i  s  Feb.  .397. 
"  Afsbasistait,  1B79-80." 
AtBeolee.    Umform.Orefn.    FacinqB.  Scarlet.    Lacr.Oohl. 

Maior  E.  B.  Penro^^«;ff  C^^  ^^^^l^  i^. ^^i^^-'S^l^S^iulS^^^^i^tJll^-^rlriiay  g.-Settle- 
CaplainH.L.CxOOdenough,StatlCorps.,3-a-"--95  g.         p_j^^,j_  ^,„„  „„  _Offir 

captain  F.  C.  L.  Waller,  Staff  Corps  ...U  Au..97=ndmC;ommand  and  Squadron  Commando, ,  ,3  May^9.^^0ffg. 

Sc.E.  Tristram,  Staff  Cor,.s    1.6  Oct    9^  W  ng  Officer.  ^,I<^,^;59   _         ^^^^^^    Adjutant  and  S.S.O 

ifeut.  A.  A  P.  ^alle^  Staff  Corp,       .4  An«.     jj^-ng  Officer       A  ^^  „^^^^.  s„,geo>.,  Haraoti  and  Tonk, 

MajorR.C.Macwa.t.MB.lnd.Meci.&ei.i        1.1..     'j^gj^j^fj^g  ;„  medical  charge. 


Erinpura  Irregular  Force  (Cavalry  ccnd  L^fautry. -Raised  12  3u,ie  i860) 

AtErinpura(aajpootana).     Uniform,  Barh  Green.    Facings,  Scarlet.    Lace,  GoU. 


Major  R.  A.  Cole,  Staff  Corps     ... 
Captain  A.  Poingdestre,  otaff  L  orps  ... 

Captain  F.  T.  C.  Hughes,  Staff  Corps... 

Captain  H.  S.  Alexander,  Staff  Corps. 
Captain  S.  W.  King,  Staff  Cores  ..^.^. 
Capt.  J.L.Maaoribanks,3rB.  Ind.  M.S. 


,na).     Uniform,  JJarx  arena,    in^..^", -,-" ■ 

-A--  ??§rti;i^?^^a::^;™td^/^;S^a;^^^IrSi;Sira.  With 

Jd^rn^S^o^rn^rXs^rdro'nrm'Znder.   15  June  99.  with 

W™  Offlc^rTnd  Ad.iutant,  i  Dec.  99.-Station  Staff  Officer. 
Wing  Officer,  2  July  00.  .  .     o„,,,.„_ 

In  medical  charge.  30  Aug.  99.-OHiciating  Civil,  Sukkur. 
Officiating  in  medical  charge. 


2S  Jan.  93 

9  May  96 

23  Mar.  00 
2.  Dec. 
28  July 


Meywar  Bheel  Corps  (Raised  15  July  1840) 

HeadQuartersatKherwara  (HaipooUna^^^D.aclmiems  at  Kotraand  Dun.arpur. 


Uniform,  Rifie  Green, 


Colonel  E.  D.  F.  Bignell.  Staff  Corps  ....  7  July  ^„^i?Xrn^Comm'and^;d  '^'^'fZ^^^'  ^if^^'  Tv^'^Z 
Major  C.H.Dawson,  Staff  corps 2, Oct.   "" -°^'^j,°,j_^;,ly  Tracts,  Meywar.-Offg.  Comdt.  and   Lommand 

8  Offlc1aUn'i'':fntin  Command.-From  Malwa  Bheel  Corps. 
i  Wing  Officer  and  Adjutant,  .6  Oct.  97.-S!'=k  Furlough. 
J  Wins'  Officer,  .3  Aug.  00.— Official  ng  Adjutant. 

S:j:^^k^^BuffW^,....:jB|.^ 

S:  !;  E."Ro'wnson?Ind'ierSer-.:;:iil  Jan.  ^glofficia.ing  in  medical  charge. 


Majo 

Captain  G.  V.  Holmes,  Staff  Corps j  s  FeU  98 

CaptainH.  P.  Bell,  Staff  Corns \  4Maj  98 

Lieut  A.  UD.  Shewed,  Staff  Corps  ...1,  3  Jan.  09 


822). 


Merwara  Battalion  (hde  Merwara  Local  Battalion.— Raised  i6  June  i 

Class  Company  Regiment— S  Companies  Mhairs. 
"Central  India,"  "Afghanistan,  1878-70." 
Head  Quarters  at  Ajmere.     Unifonn,  Scarlet.    Facings,  Teller.    Lace,  Gol.'.  p^_^.,^^„j 

Lt.Colon6l  G.  A.  Collins,  Staff  Corps  ...;.3  1^^°/°"  liTSromd'ald  win-Comdr.,  20  June  90,  with  rank  of  Mafo 

Captain  C-B-Baldock,  Staff  eV,rps .29  Aug.  9«;=^,^^>;>oC'^^„'^^Vnd  Ad  uram.  22  Apr.  cx,.-<?ffg.  ,nd  in  Commant 

Lieut.  F.  W.  Thomas,  t^iaff  t  orp,  ■■•••  '9  *  ^''-  °„)w  "S  Officer   -5  Jalv,  c^..-Famine  duty.  Punch  Mehalf^. 
SSo^neYb^^ff^cXMuflS'lnSsi'  ^l^-  ^?lln  SfeSfcha^rge,  ^l  Mar.93.-And  Civil,  Ajmere. 


Resident's  Escort— Katmandhoo  (Nepaul)  (Raised  5  April  1S16). 

E>U.W>!,.enr.-  .  Native  Doctor  ;  .  Suhadar;  .  J(^madar;  5  Hayild.r. ;  ..  Naicks  ;  2  Buglers ;   8c  .cpo.v3. 


Indian  Medical  Service.— Bengal. 

[For  the  explanation  of  the  qaalificatJQna  of  the  following  Officers,  ste  page  iii.l 


515 


DiEKCTOB   GENBRAt, 
raiikiiig  as  Jifojor  Geaei-al. 

Harvey.Robt.  1 CB.  D^aafZ).  Jf  Cft.f'ff  rP.  ■) 
Hou.Surgeon  to  the  Governor  General  [R]  S 

SusGEOir  General,  ra?iA(j/_^  as  Major 
General. 

Spencer,LionelDison,'CB.-UZ).  JfSCS'.tR] 


COLOPTELS, 

Hutclieson,  George,  MD.MCh.LRCP.Ed. ' 

LRCS.Ed / 

Franklin.  Benjamin,  CIE.  MRCS.  LSA.) 

Son.  Physician  to  the  Queen $ 

Davi5,  Geo.    M'Bride,^*  CB.  DSO.  MD.\ 

MCh.  LAU.  Dub J 

Hendlev,  Thomas  Holbein,  CIE.  LECP.\ 

MRCS.  LSA J 

Carr-Calthrop,     Christopher     William,-- 7. 

MD.  MRCS.  LRCPI.  LSA.  h.p.  69  $ 

Reid,  Adam  Scott,^c  2fB.  MCh 

Joubert,  Charles  Hem-y,  3fB.  FRCS 

Bookev.  John  T.  BTOwnrigs,^''  LRCP.Ed.\ 
LRCSI.  Ron.  Surrjeon  to  the  Vlctroy j 


ASSISTANT    SUBGEON 
SDE&KON.    MAJ.  GEN 


■J  I  Mar.  6: 


31  Mar.  6j 


t  Apr.  95 


25  Oct. 


I  Oct.  68 
I  Apr.  6g 
I  Apr.  69 
1  Oct.  6q 


SUkGBON" 
COLOXET.. 


I  Oct.  97 

24  Oct.  97 

24  Oct.  97 

Apr.  98 


1  Apr.  691  r  Apr.  99 
30  Mar.  72I19  May  99 
30  Mar.  72  29  Mar.  00 
30  ^lar.  72'  2  May  00 


LlEUTEXAST  COLOSELS, 

Hall.  GeoaVey  Craythorue,  LRCP.Ed.^ 
FRCS ) 

Yomig,James,^if^.2rCA.i?t?.p.B.M.,  m.xi.,  \ 
H.P.,  u.G.ai.  S3     J 

Duke,  Joshua.wjfSC^.i^'J 

M*Conashev,  John,  JfD.  MCh 

Hamilton,  Henry.^'^  BA.  MD.  MCh 

Palmer,  Edward,-"  ii^TP/.  LRCSI 

Moriarty,    Matthew    Denis,    BA.     MD.^ 

.     FRCS'l.    S 

Bovill,  Edv^avd,-^-  MD.  MCh.  FRCS. 

O'Brien,  Bartholomew,  JU"/).a/CA. 

Ahmed.  Zanloor  Allee,"jf  j5.  ZRCP.Ed.t 
LFPS.Glas j 

Wilkie,  David,  MB.MCh.  h.p.  73  

Macdouald, Denis  Peter,«  MD.MCh.LRCSI. 
Willcocks,  Alexander  John,  MD.  MRCS.  \ 

Hon.  Siirijton  to  the  Governor  General  ...  ) 
M'Kay,  Henry  Kellock,*"  CIE.MRCS.  LSA. 
Browne,SamuelHaslett,*^C/£.  MD.MCh. ) 

Son.  Srrgeiin  tothe  Gooernor  General    ...$ 

Mair,  Edward,  MB.  MCh. ,. 

FuUerton,  John  Campbell, ^«  BA.  MB.  MCh 

Bomford,  Gerald,"  MD.LRCP.MKCS.LSA. 

Ranking,  Geoi'ge  Spiers  Alex.  BA.  MD.  "J 
MRCS.  LSA.  K.v.  73  S 

Murray,  Robert  Davidson,^*  MB.  MCh 

O'Connor,  Patrick  Fenelon,^'^  Jfi^.  MCh,    ... 


Lawrie,  Edward,  MB.  JfRCS. 
Zorab,  John  Manook,  MB.  MCh. 


30  Mar. 
30  Mar. 

30  Mar. 

30  Mar. 

31  Z\la.T. 
30  Mar. 

I  Oct. 

I  Oct. 
I  Oct. 

I  Oct. 

I  Apr. 

I  Apr. 
30  Sept 

30  Sept. 

31  Mar. 

u  Mar. 
J I  Mar. 

30  Sept. 

31  Mar. 


73 
73  I 


BBIGSUKG 
LT.COr, 


1  Oct,  97 
24  Oct.    97 

2  Apr.  98 

7  Apr.  g8 
20  May  q8 
26  JuneqS 


;i  Mar. 
;i  Mar. 


27  July  98 

[9  Aug.  98 
2  Apr.  99 

S  Apr.  99 

I  May  99 
:q  ^tay  99 

73  15  July  99 
73 1 30  Oct.  99 
74 1  4  Dec.  99 
74it3  Dec.  99 
74' 31  ^ar.  94 

74  30  Sept- 94 
75131  Mar.  95 

75  31  Mar.  95 
75l3iMar.  95 


BBUASEB. 


C  Director  General.  Indian  Medical  Ser\ice,  and 
C     Sanitary  Commr.  with  the  Govt,  of  India, 


Principal  Medical  Officer,  Punjab  Coimnaia. 


<  Inspector  General  of  Civil  Hospitals,  N.  W.  Pro- 
(.     vinces  and  Oade. 

Inspector  General  of  Civil  Hospitals,  Punjab. 

J  Principal    Medical    Ofacer,    Punjab    Frontier 
i     Force. 

Inspector  General  of  Civil  Hospitals,  Bengal, 

P.M.O.  and  Sanitary  Corrvmissioner,  Assam. 

r  Administrative  Medical  Officer  and  Sanitary 

<.     Commissioner,  Central  Provinces, 
f  rineipal  Medical  Officer,  Lahore  District. 

(  P.M.O.  Pre-sideacy  District.— P.M.O.  China  Ex- 

(     peditionary  Force. 


Inspector  General  of  Prisons,  X.W.P.  andOudh. 

Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners. 
Agency  Surgeon,  Bliopawur.— Offg.  Residency 


(      Surgeon,  Cashmere. 
Civil  and  Lunatic  Asylum,  Lucknow. 
I  Battalion  3  Goorkhas. 
9  Bengal  Lancers. 

Civil  and  Jail,  Meerut. 

Civil,  Howrah. 

Civil  and  Jail,  Allahabad. 

28  Bengal  Infantry. 

Statistical  Officer  to  Govt,  of  India  m  Sanitary, 
&c..  Departments, 
yedical  Storekeeper,  Bengal  Command. 

Civil,  Alighur,  N.W.  Provinces. 

Civil  and  Jail,  Jubbulpore. 

Principal,  Lahore  Medical  College.— Furlough. 

Inspector  General  of  Prisons,  Bengal. 

Agency  Surgeon  and  A.M.O.  Beloochistan. 
fPriniDipal,    Medical   College,  Calcutta,  and  cx- 
l     officio  ist  Physician,  Med.  Coll.  Hosp. 

Secretary  to  the  Board  of  E.-camincrs. 
/Profcssorof  Surgery,  Med.  Coll.  Calcutta,  and 
'^     ex~'jfficio  lit  Sjrg.  to  College  Hospital. 

6  Bengal  Cavalry. 


ai/KGKON 

o  Mar.  72  30  Mar.  92  Residency  Surgeon,  Hyderabad. 
30  Mar!  72  30  Mar.  92  Civil.  Cuttack. 

Griffiths,  Wm.  Kdwin,".l/ieC5.  X.SU ,   i  Oct.   7-1  i  Oct.  97  20  Bengal  Infantry. 

Wright,  Frederick  Wm.«  DSO.  MB.  MCh.  ,  j  Apr.  731  t  Apr.  q3  1  Battalion  2  Goorkhas. 

Bwaine,  Frederick  Robert,  MU.  MCh ^o  Sept.73'3o  Sept.Q3  Civil  .and  Jail,  Champaran, 

Moran,  Samm,'-' BA.  MD.  MCk 31  Mo.r.  .75  31  Mar.  95  Civil  and  Jail,  Jhansi. 

^^iSc^^i-sY'^^'^"^    Allason,^8    lrcP.X  _^^  ^^^^  ^_i..^  y^^^^  ^.  j,  Bengal  Cavalry. 


Si6 


Indian  Medical  Service. — Bengal. 


Ijieuteitant  Colonels. 


Macrae,  Roderick,  s"  MB.  MCh 

Bate,  Thomas  Elwood  Lindesay,  LRCFI.} 

LECSI ■4;;;v;< 

Borah,  bhibram.si  MB.  LRCP.Ed.  LFPS.  V 

Gill! i> 

Weir,  Patrick  Alex.,^'  MA.  MB.  MCh.M.  ; 

H.p.  76  ^ 

Hair.  Percv  de  Haga,"  LSCP.  MRCS 

I-ewtas,  John,"  MD.  MRCS.  LSA 

Mawson,  Wm.  Arthur,'"  LRCP.  MRCS 

Diintra,  Sorabshaw  Hormasji,  MD.  MCh.... 

Dojlo,  Bernard,™  3/B.  .1/« 

Cobb,  Robert,  J/I>.  LRCP.  MRCS 

Beatson,  Chas.  Hy.*-  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed... 
Oweu,    Charles    WilUam,''  CMG.   CIE.l 

ZRCP.FRCS S 

Griffiths ,  Gilbert  Saunders,-  MRCS.  LSA... 
Owen,  Williani.'S  BA.  MD.  LKCSf.  FRCS. 

Kellie,  George  Jerome, ''iiPTP.  MRCS 

Basu,  Dharmadas,  LRCP.Ed.  LFPS.  Olas. 
Mackenzie,  Alexander  William,''  MB.  MCh. 

flrecch-Mullen,  Douglas,  MD.  MCk 

Nelis,  James  Alexander,'*  MB.  LCk 

Crofts.  Avlmer  Martin,'^  CLE.  LRCP.Ed. ) 

LRCS.Ed i 

Crol'ts,  James,8''jlfZ).  JfCA 

Coates,  William,"  if D.JfC* 

Thomson,  Bamuel   John.sJ  CLE.  MRCS.  \ 

LSA.  H.p.  M.G.M.  78 ) 

Campbell,  Robert Neil,»*  Ki-UGM.  MB. ) 
MCK i 

Brander,  Edward  Salisburv.S'  MB.  MCh.  ) 
LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  FRCS. Ed ) 

Emerson,  George  Augustus,^*  MB.  MCk.  ... 

ffreach-Mullen,  Jarlath,  MD.  MCh.  H.p.  77 

Cretin,    Eugene,''   MB.     LRCP.    FRCS.~, 

LS.i.  H.p.  M.G.M.    78 S 

Bigger,  Saml.Ferguson.'-  MB.MRCS.LSA. 
Grainger,  Thomas,'^  MD.  2lCh 


SUBGEOPr. 


31  Mar.  75 
;i  Mar.  75 

31  Mar.  75 

3oSept.  75 

so  Sept.75 
JO  Sept.7s 
31  Mar.  76 
ni  Mar.  7c 
31  Mar.  76 
31  Mar.  76 
30  Sept.  70 
30  Sept.  76 

30  Sept. 76 

31  Mar.  77 
31  Mar.  77 
31  Mar.  77 

,  31  Mar.  77 
31  Mar.  77 
31  Mar.  77 

31  Mar.  77 

31  Mar.  77 
31  Mar.  77 

I  Oct.  77 

I  Oct.  77 

I  Oct 
I  Oct, 


Sweeny,  Terence  Humphrys,''  LRCFI.~i 
FRCSI.  H.p.  P.E.M.  79 < 

Barry,  Daniel  Francis,"  MD.  MCh.1 
M.G.U.  79  S 

Harris,Geo.FrancisAngelo,'>'i;BCP.ifJi;C5. 


77 

I  Oct.  77. 

30  Mar.  7SI 

30  Mar.  78 

30  Mar.  7^ 
I  Oct.  85 


sn&GEON 
LT.COL. 


Mar.  95 
Mar.  95 


Civil,  Dacca. 

Inspector  General  of  Prisons,  Punjab, 


31  Mar.  95, Civil  and  Jail,  Silchar. 


;o  Sept.  95 
;o  Sept. 95 

io  Sept. 95 
;i  Mar.  96 
;i  Mar.  g6 
[I  Mar.  96 
ii  Mar.  96 
JO  Sept.  96 

JO  Sept. 96 

Sept.96 
Mar.  97 
Mar.  97 
Mar.  97 
Mar.  97 
Mar.  97 
Mar.  97 

Mar.  97 

Mar.  97 
Mar.  97 

Oct.  97 


I  Oct. 


97 


Agency  Surgeon,  Baghelkhund. 

E  Punjab  Cavalry. 

Prof,  of  Ophthalmic  Surg.,  Med.  College,  Calcutta. 
1 1  Bengal  Lancers. 
Civil,  Burma. 
'Jivil,  Peshawur, 
'-'ivil,  Patna. 
10  Bengal  Lancers. 

■T  Medical  Adviser  to  H.  H.  Maharaja  of  Patiala. 
(.     — Furlough. 
SS  Bengal  Infantry. 

Superintendent  Opium  Factory,  Behar.  , 

2  Lancers  Hyderabad  Contingent.  | 

Civil,  Jessore. 

2  Battalion  5  Goorkhas. 
Merwara  Battalion. 

3  Sikh  Infantry. 

(  Residency  Surgeon,  Gwalior,  and  Med.  OiEcer 
(     to  the  Maharajah. 
i<;otah  and  Jhalrapatan  Political  Agencies, 
CL/il,  Lahore. 

Sanitary  Commissioner,  N.W.Prov.  and  Oude. 
Civil,  Shillong.— Officiating  Civil,  Bengal. 


30  Sept. 
30  Sept. 

30  Sept, 


Anderson,  John,'*  MB.  MCh 

Bamber.  Charles  James,'^  LRCP.  MRCS. 
Perry,  Francis  Frederic,   LRCP.  FECS. ) 

H.p.  M.G.M.  P.B.M.  79  i 

Little,  Stephen,!"'  MD.MCh 

Gimlette,  Geo.Hart Desmond,"" JtfiJ.afC*.  ) 

MRCS.LSA > 

Smith,  Julian  Carter  Curington,'"* MS. .V«. 
Denny8,GeorgeWm.Patrick,>»5Xii>CP..Vi?CS 
Macnamara,  John  William  Unthank,  MD.  ' 

LRCSI.  LAM.Dul 

Sykes,  Joseph, -"«  LRCP.Ed.  LFPS.Gliu.. 
Lukis,  Chas.  Pardev,'"* i^'iSCS.iS.i.  P.B.M. 
Whitwell,  Robert  Richard  Harvev..1/B.  MCh. 
Waddell,  Lawrence  .Justine.""  i/S.  MCh.... 
Spencer,DhanjibhaiBarioeji  ""LFPS.Glnt.  \ 

LSA j 

Clarke,  James,"'  MD.  MCh.  FRCSI.    

Vaid,  Cooverjee   Cawasjee,"^  LRCP.Ed.^ 

LFPS.Glas ( 

Pank,  Philip  Durrell,"3ZBCP.S<f.  LRCS.Ed. 
Mulroney,  Thomas   Richard,  MD.   MCh.  ) 

LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  MRCS ( 

Giles,  George  Michael  Jas.,  "♦  MB.  FRCS.  '1 

LSA.  H.P.  P.B.M.  Si ^ 

Sedgefleld,  Arthur  Rbt.  Wvatt,  MB.  MRCS. 
Dobson,  Edwin  Francis  Horatio,  MB.  MCh. 
Shearer,  Johnston, "s  D.SO.  MA.  MB.  3ICh. 
Banerji,    Hem    Chandra,"^   LRCP.   Ed.t 

LFPS.  Glas J 

Nandi,  Sambhu  Chandra,"6  J/B.  MCh 

Peck,  Francis  Sa.mnel,''^^  LRCP.Ed.  J/ffCS- 


Majobs. 

Hawkins, Frederick  DjilyCsesar.ZSCP.Sif.) 

MRCS ) 

Cunningham,  John  Adams,  MD.  MCh 


30 


Sept 
Sept. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

31  Mar. 

31  Mar. 
31  Oct. 

31  Oct. 

31  Oct. 
31  Mar. 
31  Mar. 
Mar. 

31  Mar. 

31  Mar, 
31  Mar 
31  Mar, 
31  Mar, 


78 

79 

79 

79 

79 
79 

79 

79  - 
So  3 
S' 

80  3 


L  Oct.  97  Civil,  Puttegarh. 

[  Oct.  9-  Civil  and  Jail,  Dehra  Dhoon. 

)  Mar.  98  Civil,  Rajshahye.— Officiating  Patna. 

)  Mar.  98  [  I  Bengal  Infantry. 
)  Mar.  98^3  Punjab  Cavalry. 
>  May  93  Oivil,  Durbhanga. 


7S  30  Sept.93 
7S  :o  Sept.98 

78  30  Sept. 

78  30  Sept. 
-«  30  Sept. 

31  Mar. 

31  Mar. 

31  Mar. 

31  Mar. 
31  Oct. 

31  Oct. 

II  Oct. 
;t  Mar. 
;i  Mar. 
II  Mar. 
Mar. 


Civil  and  Lunatic  Asylum,  Benares. 

Civil  and  Jail,  Cawnpore. 

fCivil,  Central  Provinces.— Offg.  Prof.  Calcutta 
■?     Medical  College,  and  p.r  officio  2nd  Physician 

C  to  the  College  Hosi>ital.— Insp.  of  Emigrants. 
Civil,  Medical  School  and  Lunatic  Asylum,  Agra, 
Sanitary  Commissioner,  Punjab. 

(  Professor  of  Surgery  and  Olticiating  Principal, 

I     Lahore  Medical  College. 
Civil,  Rawul  Pindee. 


99 
99' 
99  Residency  Surgeon,  Indore, 


80  31 
80  3' 
80  3: 
80  31 


2  Oct. 

80 

2  Oct. 
2  Oct. 
2  Oct. 

80 
80 
80 

2  Oct. 

80 

2  Oct. 

So 

2  Oct. 

80 

2  Apr 

Si 

2  Apr 

8.! 

Mar.  c 

Mar.c 
Mar.  c 
Mar.  c 

■2  Oct.  c 

2  Oct.  ( 
2  Oct.  < 
2  Oct.  < 

2  Oct.  < 

2  Oct.  ( 

2  Oct.  « 


Civil  and  Jail,  Saharanpore. 
Civil,  Sealkote, 

Civil,  Tezpore. 

Civil,  Jail,  and  Lunatic  Asylum,  Bareilly. 
Civil  Surg.,  Simla.— Civil,  N.  W,  Provioces. 
Civil,  ChittasonEj.— Otfg.  Civil,  llowiuh. 
9  Bengal  infantry. 

2  Benijal  Infantry, 

Civil,  Sealkote, 

oivil  and  Jail,  Manipore. 

Residency  Surgeon,  Jaepore. 

Civil  and  Jail,  tJmritsur.— Sick  Furlougb. 

Givil  and  Jail,  Shahjehanpore, 

Officiating  Civil,  N.W.  Provinces, 
iledical  Storekeeper,  Punjab. 
27  Bengal  Infantry. 

Givil,  Backergiinge.— Wing  Native  Inf.,  Basa, 

With  No.  2  Native  Gen.  Hosp.,  China  Field  Force. 
^  Professorof  Midwifery,  Med. Coll., and  Obstetric 
'..  Piiy.sician  &  Surgeon,  Eden  Hospital,  Calcutta. 


UA90Tt. 


2  Apr.  93  CirilrGliazipm-. 
2  Apr.'  95  Civil,  Delhi. 


Indian  Medical  Service. — Bengal. 


517 


MA-JOES. 

Hudson,HarryChalmers,"3  LECPI.  LI?CSI 
Silcock,  AXexander,  B A.  MD.  BCh.MECPI. 

Mullane,  Fatric^,^'^**  MD.,  2ICh 

Rodg;evs,3nhn'\ym.,i'^^  LRCP.Ed,  LRCS.Ed 
Maclaren,  Jas.  Farquharson, '-'t  JWB.  3iCh. 

Gibbons ,  Jas.  Barry,  LBCSI.  LSCFI. m.m:.  S2 

Grant.  Donnld  St.   John  Dundas,i23  mB.^ 

BCh ; 

Crawford,  Dirom  Grey,  MB.  MCh.  Mo7i.  \ 

FRCSI ) 

Charles,    Richard    Havelock,   MD.  MCh. ) 

LRCS.Ed.FRCSLs.v.  p.B.M.82,  S 

Duncan,  aeorge.  '2*  MB.  MCk.  LRCS.Ed.  ... 
Sykes,  Wm.  Ainley.^^s  dso.  MB.  LRCP.  \ 

MRCS ." j 

Leahy,  Albert  William  Denis,  MD.  FRCS.  } 

LSA.  H.P.S3    ( 

Weir,  Richard  Rose,  MB.  MCk.Ab.  p.b.m.  3S 
Pratt,  Jas.  John,i26  MRCS.  LRCP.Ed.u.v.  ( 

M.M.  84  j 

Shore,  Robert,  MD.  LFPS.Glns 

Walah.Mohn  Henry  HmW,^^'  MRCS.  LRCP  I 

H.P.  M.G.M.  M.M.  84    J 

Hendley,  HEJrold,'-^  MRCS.  LSA 

Banatvala,    Hormasjie    Edaljie,'29    MD. ) 

LRCP.  MRCS ) 

Fink,  George  Herbert,  MRCS.  LSA 

Alpin,    William  George  Patrick.i^"  MD. ) 

LRCP.  3IRCS S 

Leslie,J.TasmanWaddell,i30tJ/B.:ifCA..-li.  > 

H.P.SI.G.M S 

Prain,  David,  MB.  MCk.  LRCS.Ed 

Bown,  Arthur  Thomas.'si  LRCP.  MRCS.... 
"Mukerji,  U.  Nath.i^'f  MD.  MCh.  2IRCS.  ... 

Price,  William  Lockin^.i^-  MB.  MCh 

Drury,  Francis  JamesJ^a  bA.  MB.  BCk.  ... 
Dyson,  Herbert  Jekyl.'s*  FRCS.  LSA.  M.M.S5 
Rogers,  Fredk.  Arth,^^^ DSO. LRCP. MRCS. 
Carroll,       Edward       Richard      William  > 

Ghar\e3,^^^'  LRCP.  3IRCS. J 

Woolbert,  Henry  Robert,  MB.  FRCS.    

Baker.  George  Henry.i"  MRCS.  LSA 

Adie,  Joseph  Rosamond, ^^^  MB.  MRCS.     .. 

Younan,  Arthur Charles,»*<»  MB.  MCh 

Alcock,  Alfred  William,  MB. MCh 

Cadell,  John  Macfarlane,i*»  MB.  MCk.  ... 
Thorold,  WiUiam  Grant,  LRCP.  MRCS.  ) 

H.P.    M.M.    36 j" 

B.ehiT,PalncK^*'^MD.LRCP.Ed.FRCS.Ed.  } 
MRCS.  LSA. DPH.Camb.ii.G.M.  S6 S 

Pisani,  Lionel  John,»^^  FRCS.  LSA 

Basu,  Basanta  Kumar,  MD.  MCh 

•  Siuha,  Narendra  Prasanna,  '"t  MRCP.i 

MRCS ) 

Edwards,  William  Rice,  MD.  MRCS 

Mactaggart,  Charles,  MA.  MB.  MCh 


SURGEON 


Bell, George  James  Hamilton.i^^  mb.  MCh 

Daly,  Joseph  Thomas,  MB.  MCh,  MRCPI. 

Fooks,  Henry, lis  MRCS.  LSA 

Hudson,  Ernes5,'*"/''7?r5.  LSA 

Dawson,  Arth-ir  William, '*'iAfD.  MRCS.. 
Robinson,  Wm.  Hy.  Banner.i*^  LRCPI., 

LRcsi ; s 


Macnamarn. Robert  Joseph.  3fD.  MCh. 30  Sept 

Pilgrim,  Herbert  Wilson,  MB.MRCS.LSA.  ^{o  Sept, 
French,  George  Brooke.i^^  LRCP.  MRCS...  30  Sept 
Wyville-Tnomson,  Francis,  MA.  MB. MCh.  30  Sept, 
Brown,  Edwin  Harold,  LRCP.  LRCS.Ed...  30  Sept. 

Bensley,  Cliarles  Norman,  MB.  MCh 30  Sept, 

Henderson.  Selby  Herriot,  MB.  MCh 30  Sept. 

Scotland,  David  Wilson,  MB.  MCh 30  Sept. 

Green,  Chas.  Robert  Mortimer,i^"  LRCP.  )        e„«f 

FRCS.  LSA f  30  fc'spt. 

Selliuk,  James  Henderson.  MB.  MRCS.  ... 
Hare,  Edward  Christian,  LRCP.  MRCS- ... 

Clarkson,  Frank  Cecil,  LRCP.  MRCS. 

Jordan,  John  Gregory,  MB.  M('h 

Morris,  Herbert  Mackinlay,  LRCP. MRCS. 
Russell,AllanRupertPostance,i^o|jy-s.ji/cA. 

Morwood,  James, *^^  MD.  MCa 

Hall.EdmnndAlexanrterWilliam.3fS.J/CA. 
Elliot,  WiUiam  Henry  Wilson,  i"  MRCS.  ) 

LSA.  MB S 

Clark,  William  Ronaldson,  MB.  MCk 

Braide,  George  Frederick  William,  MB.\ 

MRCS S 

Marks,  Robert  John,  MRCS.  LSA 

Sunder,  Charles  Edw.i"  MB.  MRCS.  LSA. 
Ker,  Malcolm  Albert,i56jji"^.J/a 


2  Apr.  81 
2  Apr.  81 
2  Apr.  81 
2  Apr.  81 
2  Apr.  81 

I  Oct.   8t 


I  Oct.  81 

I  Oct.  81 

I  Apr.  82 
I  Apr.  82 
1  Apr.  82 

30  Sept. 82 

30  Sept.S 

29  Sept.8 

29  Sept.  83 

Apr.  84 

Apr.  84 

Apr.  84 

Apr.  84 

Apr.  84 

Oct,   84 

Oct.  84 
Oct.  84 
Oct.  84 
Oct.  84 
Apr.  85 
Apr.  85 
Apr.  85 

Apr.  85 

Oct.  83 
Oct.  85 
Oct.  8^ 
Oct.  85 
Oct.  8s 
Oct.  85 

Apr.  86 

Apr.  86 

Apr.  86 

Apr.  S6 

Apr.  86 

Apr.  86 
Apr.  86 

Apr.  86 

Apr.  86 
Apr.  86 
Apr.  86 
Apr.  86 

Apr.  86 


SURG. 
MA. TOR. 


BEMAEKS. 


2  Apr.  93 
2  Apr.  93 
2  Apr.  93 
2  Apr.  93 
2  Apr.  93 

I  Oct.  93 

I  Oct.  93 

I  Oct.  93 

1  Apr.  94 
I  Apr.  94 
I  Apr.  94 

30  Sept.Q4 
30  Sept. 94 
29  Sept. 95 
29  Sept. 95 
I  Apr.  96 
I  Apr.  96 
I  Apr.  g6 
1  Apr.  96 
I  Apr.  06 

I  Oct.  96 
1  Oct.  96 
1  Oct.  96 
I  Oct.  96 
I  Oct.  96 
I  Apr.  97 
I  Apr.  97 
I  Apr.  97 

T  Apr.  97 

I  Oct.  97 
1  Oct.  97 
1  Oct.  97 
I  Oct.  97 
I  Oct.  97 
I  Oet.  97 

I  Apr.  98 

I  Apr.  9S 

I  Apr.  gS 
I  Apr.  gS 


16  Bengal  Lancers. 

Civil  and  Jail;  Belaspore.— Offg.  Civil,  Saugor. 

2  Battalion  3  Goorkhas. 

2  Sikh  Infantry. 

Civil,  Mussoorie. 

{Supt.    Campbell    Med.  School   and  Hospital, 
SealdaU.— Professor  of  Jurisprudence,  Med. 
College,  Calcutta. 
f  Chemical  Examiner,   Punjab,    and    Professor 
I     Medical  College,  Lahore. 

Civil, Hooghly. 

Professor  of  Anatomy,  Medical  Coll.,  Calcutta, 
and  e.T-qfficio  Surg.  College  Hospital. 
2  Punjab  Infantry. 

iS  Bengal  Lancers. 

Civil,  Darjeeling. 

Superintendent  Central  Jail,  Futtehgarh. 

Oivil,  NynoeTal. 

Residency  Surge  jUjMey war.— Offg. Civil,  Q    etta 

Civil,  Midnapore. — Offg.  Moorshedabad. 

Civil,  Umballa.-Offg.  Prof.  Lahore  Med.  College, 

Civil  and  Jail,  Betul.— Furlough. 

Civil,  Assam.— Sick  Furlough. 

Civil  and  Jail,  Mirzapore. 

f  Secretary   to  Director  General    and    Sanitary 
I     Commissioner  with  Govt,  of  India. — Furl. 

Supdt.  R.  Botanical  Gardens  and  Government 

37  Bengal  lufantry.  [Quinologist,  Calcutta. 

Civil,  Nadia. 

Civil  and  Jail,  Bclaspore. 

Professor  of  Pathology,  Med.  College,  Calcutta. 

Sanitary  Commissioner,  Bengal. 

Civil,  Monghyr. 

Civil,  Dhubri, 

Residency  Surgeon,  Meywar. 
Civil  and' Jail,  Goruckpore. 
Civil  and  Jail,  Ferozepore. 
25  Bengal  Infantry. 

Superintendent  of  Indian  Museum,  Calcutta. 
Civil  and  Jail,  Fyzabad. 

(Deputy  San.  Corarar.  ist  Circle,  N.W.Provinces, 
\     — Sick  Furlough. 

43  Bengal  Infantry. 

'Civil  and  Jail,  Aligarh.—With  No.  4  N.  Gen, 

Hosp.  Calcutta. 
Bengal  Infantry. 
I  Anr  nSl-f*^^^'^'  ^'I'JoPore.— With  Xo.  4  N.  Gen.  Hosp, 
jipr.  90  J      Calcutta. 


T  Apr.  gS 
I  Apr.  98 

I  Apr, 

I  Apr.  gS 
I  Apr.  98 
I  Apr.  98 
T  Apr.  q8 

I  Apr.  98 


Civil,  Qnetta.— Field  Service,  South  Africa, 
Superintendent  Central  Prison,  Lucknow, 

y  Superintendent    Central     Jail     and     Lunatic 

(     Asylum,  Rangoon. 
8  Bengal  Lancers. 
15  Bengal  Lancers. 
Superintendent  Jail,  Agra. 
2  Bengal  Lancers. 

Agency  Surgeon,  Likanir. 


MA.10B. 


.86 


30  Sept, 
]o  Sept. 
3oSept.! 
30  Sept.. 

30  Sept. 
50  Sept.; 
;o  Sept. 
JO  Sept ; 

J I  Mar. 

J I  Mar. 

(I  Mar. 

J I  Mar. 

31  Mar. 
I31  Mar. 


.86 


..86'3o  Sept, 
:.o6  30  Sept. 
"  ""  ;c  Sept. 
.;o  Sept. 
30  Sept. 
,«w  30  Sept. 
.86  30  Sept. 
"^  30  Sept. 

30  Sept. 

30  Sept. 
30  Sept. 
30  Sept. 
30  Sept. 
30  Sept. 
30  Sept. 
^o  Sevt. 
30  Sept. 

1  Mar. 

Mar. 

Mar. 


87 
873 

873 


S73 

873 


[I  Mar. 
_  Mar. 
I  Mar 


Superintendent  Central  Jail,  Mooltan. 

Surg.  Supdt.  Presidency  Gen.  Hcspita  I,  Calcutta, 

Officiating  Bombay  Sappers  and  Miners. 

2  Battalion  2  (Joorkhas.         [Insp.  of  Emigrants. 

Civil,  Myinensingh.— Act.  24  Pergnunahs  &Med. 

Civil  and  Jail,  Toungoo,  Burma. 

Superintendent  Jail  Department,  Agra. 

Civil  and  Jail,  Etawah. 

Civil,  MozzufiFerpur. 

OEciating  Civil  and  Jail,  Mandalay. 

Civil  and  Jail,  Gowhatty. 

Civil,  Singbhoom. 

Civil,  Tipperah.—  Officiating  Rajshahl. 

Civil,  Kurnool. 

Civil  and  Jail,  Myingyan. 

Civil  and  Jail,  Azimgarh. 

Civil  and  Jail,  Dibrugahr, 

7  Battalion  i  Goorkhas.  [Qtrs.,  &c.,  Simla. 

Joint  Med.  Officer,  Simla.— In  charge  Army  Head 
Superintendent  Central  Jail,  Lahore. 

14  Bengal  Lancers. 
Civil,  Gaya. 
9  Bengal  Lancers. 


r 


;i8 


Indian  Medical  Service. — Bengal. 


Ma  JOES. 


1  6DEGBON 
CAPTAIN 


Buchanan,  Andrew,!"  j/j.  211).  3ICh. 

Fischer.  Lewis  Gordon,  2IB.  lUCk 

Vost,  •William,  i-t  3/B.  JlCh.  MRCS. 

GarTie,  .Tohu,''^21B.  3LCh 

Gilbert.  Clarence    E.   L. '"'   ilB.   JfC.4.] 

LRCPI.MECS    i 

Manifold.  Courtenay  Clarke,  MB.  MCli.   ... 
Irvine,  Gerard  Beattv,  ZSCFI.  LECSI. 
Roberts,    Alfred   Ernest, '=3    3fB.    UCk.  • 

3rSCS.u.B.yi..ii y 

Davidson,  David  Macdonald,  MB.  MCh.  7 
^A.  H.P.  P.Bal.M.M.  S3 ) 

Maynard,  Frederic  Pinsent.i^*  MB.y 
LECP.2IECS > 

LamoQt,  John  Charles,"!  .VB.  MCh.  MRCS. 

Nott.  Arthur  Holbrook.i"  j/s.  LltCF.  \ 
MRCS.    \ 

Coleman,  Albert,'^  3f5.  MCh 

White,  William  Westrojip.'"  MD.  MCh.... 

Lane,  Daniel  Th-)m;is.'«  MD.  MCh 


31  Mar.  87 
31  Mar.  87 
31  Mar.  87 
31  Mar.  87 


31  Mar.  99'Superintendent  Central  Jail.Nagpore. 
31  Mar.  99  Civil,  N'.W.  ProvinceB.— FurlouKh. 
31  Mar.  99  Civil  and  Jail,  Jaunpore. 
31  Mar.  99^0fficiating  Civil  N.  W.  Provinces. 

31  Mar.  87I31  Mar.  99  3c  Bengal  Infantry. 

31  Mar.  87  3T  Mar.  09  Civil,    X.W.  Provinces.— China  Exp.  Force. 
'.:3iMar.87l3i  Mar.  99  13  Bengal  Lancers.  „„     „       .    t,-      r- 

'      -,  •  f  Civil.  N.W.  Provinces.— Oftg.  Sec.  to  Dir.  Gen. 

I  Oct.  99|  -(^     ^^(^  g^^    Commr.  with  the  Govt,  of  India. 

I  Oct.  99  Civil  Surgeon  and  Central  Jail,  Mooltati. 


I  Oct.  87] 
I  Oct.  87, 
I  Oct 


I  Oct. 

I  Oct. 

I  Oct. 
1  Oct. 
I  Oct. 


Macwatt,  Robert  Charles,  MB.MCh...  ...A  i  Oct. 


I  Oct.  87 

I  Oct.  87 
1  Oct.  87 


I  Oct.  99 

I  Oct.  99 

I  Oct.  99 

I  Oct.  99 

I  Oct.  99 

I  Oct.  99 

I  Oct.  99 

I  Oct.  99 

I  Oct.  99 
I  Oct.   99 


■WoodwTight.  Wm.  Henr.y  Edward.  "',   ) 

ZRCPl.  FRCSI.  LM.  D«h i 

Buchanan, Walter  James,""  BA.Dtib.MB. ', 

SCh.  LM ( 

Close.  Joseph  Kinnear,''*  MD.  MCh 

Marshall,  Daniel  Grove,'«'  MB.  MCh.  Ed.  ) 

H.P.  P.E.II.  M.M.  88     J 

Moir,   D.    Macbeth,!'"  MA.   MD.   MCh.l 

MRCF.-a.o.-n.Zi i 

rC  Whitchurch,  Harry  Fred.,!;!  lrCP.  \\     w       ogUi  Mar.  co 

MRCS S'r'         ■     ' 

Roberts,  James    Reid,!;it  MB.  £i!CP.  ( j^^  jj^^  ggjji  Mar.  00 


Civil,  Ranchi, 

Professor  of  Anatomy,  Lahore  Med.  Co!l. 

Civil,  Hazareebagh. 

Civil,  Punjab. 
4  Bengal  Lancers. 
Civil,  Slarree. 
7  Bengal  Lancers. 

Civil  ana  Jail,  Baraich. 


31  Mar.  38J31  Mar.  00 
31  Mar.  88  3»  Mar.  00 


Superintendent  Cential  Jail,  Bhagalpore 
Civil  and  Ja     Moradabad. 
17  Bengal  Lancers. 

Civil,  Parmeah.— Acting  Civil,  Chittagon 

24  Bengal  Infantry. 

Agency  Surgeon,  Gilgit. 

5  Bengal  Cavalry. 
I  Civil  and  Jail,  Pakokhu .  Burma. 


FRCS. i 

Gee,  Frederick  William,'"  MB.  J^^iJCS.  |Lj  jj„  ggljj  Mar.  00 

LSA J 

Praead,  Ki\v.t!s.}'H  MB.  MCh.  LBUP.Ed.  \  I  ,  -.rar  ss'^i  Mar.  00 

J.ECS.E<I.LFPS.Gla> j  I3I  ^     • 

0'(;or!nan,Pk.Wilkins,!~J.UAiKCP.EiJ.')  „ -iiar  SsUi  Mar.  00 

LRC.I.Ed.LFFS.OU'.BFH.Camh J  |3i -«'»  •  °  |^ 

Gray,  William  Henrv,  JLfJS.  MCh 3'  Har.  83  3'  Mar.  00, 

Mould,  George  Thonias.'^^t  iJJCP.  JTJeCS.  31  Mar.  i&\ii  Mar.  oc.  i  iieni 

Drake   •   Brockman,    Herbert  Edward,  \       o  _,  ggl^g  Sept.oo' Agency  Surgeon,  Bharatpore. 

PieCS.K/.iPCP.  H.P.  51. G.M.P.B.M.S9J  ,^^'  o       .        1        TJ=„™1  Tnfnr,t.-r 

Lane,  Wilham  Bvam,':'  I.RCF.  MRCS 29  Sept. 88  =9  |«P'-°°i '3  Bengal  Inmntry 

Lumsden.  PhiHrf  James.!;-!  MB.  MCh \iq  Sept.88l=9  St^pt.ooj  Agenc.^  surgeon,  Haraot.  and  lonk. 


With  No.  4  N. 
I     General  Hospital,  Calcutta. 

17  Bengal  Infantry. 

Superintendent  Central  Jail,  Benares, 


iil  Lancers. 


I HUUGbON 

Captaixs.  1  CAPTAty.  ^ 

Ozzard,  Fairue--RusseU,i;> ZBCP.  3IRCS !3"  i^^r.  89: 

Anderson,AdamRiversSteele,  BA.  MB.  DFH.  MRCS.  3°  ^^r.  891 


Battalion  5  Goorkhas. 

Senior  Med.  Officer,  Port  Blair-. —Assist.  Supdt. 
"(     o(  Settlement. 
^,     _.    T  T,    m  ,<■      1-1  irn    tt>^v    ir»^c   nr>ir     I  lo  Mar.  So  OffleJatlng  Civil,  Durthunga. 
Calvert,  John  Telfer.!-t  VB.  ZPCP.  MRC^.  DPS...  3  ^v  g„  ^,,j^,j,ja^„t  Central  Prison,  BareiUy. 

Jennings,  Edgar,  MCS^iS^  30  Mar.  89  Civiland  Jail,  Hoshungabad.-Offg.  Civil  Ximar. 

Hendley,  Arthur  Gervase,  LRCP.  MRCS ,J  /   ,  ^j^.^j^  y_  ^  Provinces.— Oatg.  Dejiuty  Samtary 

'(      Commi-sumer,  2nd  i'irciC. 
Civil,  Burdwau. 


.  ■j/ijcs;'.::'.::;;::;'.:'.'.'.;;,3°ii''f- 89 

.MCh UoSept.Sg 


Melville,  Henry  Bruce.  MB 

Vaughan,  Joseph  Charles  Stoelke!:«jrP.3fCA j^o  lep'^S,!  Agency  Surireon,  Meshed, 

Duke,  Alexander  Leonard.^VP    VC/. 13^  Sept.Sc.Dep.  San.  Commr.  Lucknow. 

MLh ,. ' —  c,.r,f  ftn  n;,Til  nnd  .lail    Dehra  DoOD. 


-Sick  Furlough. 


tive  Gen. 


Clhaytor- White,  Joshua.  MD.^yn  ;-  Sept.gglCivnl  and  Jail,  Dehra  Doon. 

f?^:^\'^ii^Z'''Bt^s:Mn".McL'B^^^^^ 
J^^i^-^sx^LRCFi-Miari^R^-^^^^^  ^-  ^fa:^SS^^»: 

LMrd'  Hn^h'iBbffv  ^Bi  MBnPirLRCPMRC'i  3=  ^'"■-  9°' +5  Bengal  Infantry. 

Wtoberleyfcharles'xeilCamnbell.iTH  J/iS.  •l^CA....:.^;  ^^r.  90  15  Bengal  Infantry  Bushire. 

Hore,  Ernest  Wiokham,   MB  LLCP.  MRCS     ....    ..\i'  f^'-  ^"^^^'^^  JaiT,Mu-ttra.-WithNo.4Native 

^"iZi'll^,  •'^^i.l  ^^"■"'     ^^-   ^^  ■  ■      • )  3'  Jan-  °' ;  1     Hospital,  Calcutta. 

LRCSEd.  ZFFS.GI,,,  i        j        9,  Superintendent.  Central  .Jail,  Insein. 

Smgh,  Bawa  Jiwan,  MRCS.  LRCP  3  9^    ,.  ^^  _^^^  j^^j  Umballa. 

James,  Charles  }lenry,K-,-IIGM  LRCP.  MRCS.    ...  3  9^,       jjesidentSurg.  Pres.  Gen.  Hosp.,  Calcutta. 

O'Kmealy,  Frederick, -l/i2e.S.  iBCP -i  Jan    31  Civil  Umritsur 

Buist,  Arthur  Wm.  Treminhere, -UP.  .arc* ->  •  ■*  ,  f  deputy  ganitjirv  Commissioner,  Northern  Bec- 

Beare,  Benjamin  Hobbs,  MRCS.  LRCP P^  ■'"^'^  5'  I     gal  Cirole.-O'irg.  Civil,  Midnapore. 

„,,,  „     .      .     „  -trTi^o   T-Tj^D  1,28  July  9T  2nd  Surgeon  Presidency  General  Hospital. 

Oldham,  Benjamin  Curwen.  J/BCS.XPCP ,  •>  "^     <■  Readt  Med  Officer,  Medical  Colleu-e  Hospital, 

Bird,  Robert,  FMCS.  LRCF.  MD [28  July  91,  |     Calcutta, 'and  ProlessM-  of  Physiology. 

Smith,  Sidney  Bro%vning,  MRCS.  LRCF ;28  July  0132  Bengal  Infantry. 

Henvey,  WilUam.';'  MRCS.  LRCP 28  July  01  C:vil,  Central  Provinces.-  Sick  Furlough. 

Lumsden,  John  Stuart  Shepherd,  MB  MCh 28  July  91  40  Bengal  Iniautrj-. 

Frost,  George  Hewitt, -IfP.  BCA I28  July  91  2  Battalion  4  Goorkhas.  . 

Wilkinson,  Edmund,  FRCS.  LRCF I2S  July  91  Deputy  Samtary  Commissioner,  Punjab. 

Ewens,  George  Francis  William,  IfPC*.  ZRCP.\\  „  j„,„  „,  f Superintendent    Central    Lunatic    Asylum, 
MD.LSA.DPH.Camh j  2i  July  91  (     Lahore. 

Duer,  Charles,  FRCS.  LRCP.  MB 28  July  91  Junior  CivU  Surgeon,  Rangoon. 

Wood,  Henry  Stotesbnry.  MB.  MCh 28  July  91  CivU.  Jail,  aiid  Leper  Asylum,  aylhet. 

Seton,  Bruce  Gordon,!*" -UPCA\  iBCP hoJan.  9511  Central  India  Horse. 

Haig,  Patrick  Balfour,  MB.  MCh.  LRCF.  MRCS 27  July  gs'ist  Bn.  Uganda  Regt.,  British  East  Africa 


Indian  Medical  Service. — Bengal, 


519 


I  SUBGEON     SOHGUON 

Captains.  I      jauvt.     captain. 

FuUerton,  Thomas  William  Archer,  MB.  BCk 27  July  92  37  July  qs 

Maddox,  Ralph  Henry,  MB.  MCh.  MRCS '27  July  02  ^7  July  0:; 

Huffo,  Edward  Victor,  MD.  MRCS.  LRCP I27  July  92  27  July  95 

Melville.  Harry  George,  MB.  MCh '27  July  g-'  27  July  qe; 

Smith,  Herbert  Austen,  MB.  BCk.  MliCS.  LRCP.  ...(27  July  92  27  July  05 

Greeu,  Douglas  Richard,  MB J27  July  92  27  July  9-, 

Smith,  Georg-e  M'lver  Campbell,  MB.  MCk '27  July  92  ■^y  July  u; 

Earle,  Hubert  Malins,"-  MRCS.  LRCP I27  July  92  27  July  q^ 

Hulbert,  Joseph  George.  MB,  BCh.  MRCS.  LRCP. ...^27  July  02  27  Julv  05 

Milne.  Charles, 'f'^  J/i?.  J/CA ^o  Jan.  oq  ~o  .Tan    06 

Drake-Brockmau,  Viyian  Godfrey,  MRCS.  LRCP.      ,30  Jan.  93  ^o  Jan"  96 

Young.  William,  UB.  MCh 30  Jan.  93  30  Jan'  96 

Bourke,  John  Joseph,  MB.  BCh 1 30  Jan.  93  3c  Jan    96 

Hunter,  George  Yeates  C'obb,*^*  MRCS.  LRCP 30  Jan.  9^  30  Jan    q6 

Chatterton,  Bernard  Robert,  MZ>.  BCh.  FRCS 30  Jan.  03  -o  Jan'  06 

Prall,  Cedric  Barkley,'"  MRCS.  LRCP -o  Jan.  93  30  Jan!  06 

Williams,  Charles  Edward,  MB,  BCh 30  Jan.  g^.  30  Jan.*  96 

MacLeod,  John  Norman,  MB.  MCh.  FRCS 30  Jan.  93  30  Jan.  96 


BBUARKS. 


Ogilvie,  Walter  Holland,  MB.  MCh , 

Langston,  Thomas  Alfred  OlUvant,  MRCS,  LRCP. 

Heard,  Richard,isfi  MB.  BCk 

Parrv.  Edgar  Rowe.  MB.  MCk 

Orr,  Walter  Hood.^s?  MRCS.  LRCP , 

ilore,  faxton  St.  Clair,!^**  MB.  MCk 

Stevens,  Cecil  Robert.i'^^  MD.  LRCP.  FRCS 

Barry,  Cecil  Charles  Stuart,  MRCS.  LRCP     , 

Rogers,  Leonard,  Jtfi?.  LRCP.  FRCS 

Newman,  Ernest  Alan  Robt.,  J/B.  3Ch.LRCP.MRCS. 
Birdwood,  Gordon  Travers,  MI>.  BCh.  LRCP.  3IRCS. 
Gould,  Jay,  MB , 


30  Jan.  93  30  Jan.  96 

30  Jar.. 
30  Jail. 
30  Jan. 
30  Jan. 
30  Jan. 
29  July 
29  July 

20  July 


93,30  Jan.  96 
93130  Jan.  96 
93  30  Jan.  96 
93  30  Jan.  96 
Q^  30  Jan.  q6 
93  29  July  96 
93' 29  July  go 


Turner,  Reginald  George,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Davidson,  James,  MB.  MCh 

Mulvany,  John.  MRCS.  LRCP 

Lamb,  George^'^''    

Burden,  Henry,  FRCS.  LRCP 

Fisher.  John,*^'  DSO.  MB.  BCh 

Peck,  Edward  Surman.  MB.  BCh.  DPM.Camb 

Evans,  Charles  Harlord,  M/tCS.  LRCP 

Harriss,  Stanley  Arthur,  MB.  MCh.  MRCS.  LRCP.  ) 

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MacLeod,  Ewan  Cameron,  MRCS.  LRCP 

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Selby,  William,'^^  DSO.  MRCS.  LRCP I^S  July  94 

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BamBeld,  Harold  John  Kinahan.i^*  MRCS.  LRCP.  ..J2S  July 

Grant.  John  Wemyss,  MB.  MCk.  DPM.Aber 28  July 

Moorhead,  Arthur  Henry,  MB.  MCk 28  July 

Hayward,  William  Davey.'^^  MB.  BCh 28  July 

Scott-Moncrieff.  William  Elmsley,  MB.  MCh 2S  July 

Robertsou-Milno,  Ch-irles  John,  MB.  MCk '29  Jan. 

Stevens,  Algernon  Francis,  MRCS.  LRCP 29  Jan. 

Bensley,  Clument  Henry,  3IRCS.  LRCP ...[sg  Jan. 

Watliiig,  Francis  Hammond,  MB.  MCh sy  Jfin. 

Gwyther,  Arthur,  MB.  MCk 29  -Taa. 

Morgan,  Edgar  John,  MB.  3IRCS.  LRCP 29  J^n. 

Carr,  William.i^^  J/£.  MCh ^9  -i'^^- 

Hamilton,  John  Archibald,  MB.  MCh 29  Jan. 

Stephenson,  John,  MB '29  July 

Windsor,  Frank  Needham,  MB.  MRCS.  LRCP 29  July 

Turubull,  Walter  Barrie,  MB.  MCh ,29  J^'^S 

Waters,  Krnest  Edwin,  MB.  MCh :zrj  July 

Leventon,  Asher,  LRCSI.  LltCPI.     -'c  July 

Chapman,  Philip  Francis,  MB.  MCh 29  July 


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2  Bengal  tnCantry. 

Civil,  Balasore.— Offig.  Civil,  Saruu. 

31  Bengal  Infantry. 

5  Punjab  Cavalry. 

IT  Bengal  InfiiDtry. 

42  Bengal  Infantry. 

r  Battalion  i  Goorkhas. 

Resident  Surgeon,  Eden  Hospital. 

Q  Beneal  Infantry, 

Lahore  District. 

19  Bengal  tijl'ant,ry. 

Supdt.  Centrrtl  Prison,  Allahabad, 

ID  Bengal  Infantry. 

Officiating  Civil,  Goordaspore. 

7  Bungal  Infantry'. 

36  Bengal  Infantry. 

tilth  Officer  tn  iluncipality,  Rangoon 

J  Off  g.Residency  Surgeon  and  ex-ojiciu 

L     Assistant  Resident,  Nepal. 

fWith  No.  54  Native  Field  Hospital, 

t     China  Exjieditionry  Force, 

3  Bengal  Infantry. 
14  Beugal  Infantry, 
ifi  Bengal  Infantry, 

Liiwreuce  Military  Asylum,  Sanawar. 

I  Sikh  Infantry. 

Civil,  Shahabad. 

Resident  Medical  Officer.  Rangoon. 
(  Dej).  Sanitary  Commr.  Metropolitan 
1     and  Kastern  Beny;al  Circle. 

5  Piinjib  Infantry. 
Officiating  19  Bengal  Lancers. 

)  In  charge  Sections  A.  &  B.,  No.  33 

{.     Field  Hospital. 

4  Sikh  Infantry. 

4  Bt'ngal  Lanceis. 

6  Punjab  Infantry. 

Plague  Research  Lahoratory,  Bombay. 
As.--istant  Agency  Surgeon,  Gilerit. 
Officiming  -  Central  India  Hurse. 

5  Bengal  Infantry. 
Hosp,  fcliip  Carthage,  China  Ex.  Force 

?g  Bengal  Infantry. 

Civil,  Dlioobree, 

Uffg.  5  Beugal  Infantry. 

(  Otfg.  Resy.  Surg,  and  c.r-o/7fc;o  Assist. 

<  Political  Resident  Tui'kish  Arabia, 
L  Bagdad.— Agency  Surg.  2ud Class 
^Professor  of  Materia  Medica,  Path- 

<  ology,  &c. Lahore  Medical  College. 
',    — Olfg.  Civil  Surgeon,  Lahore. 

Cawnpore. 

I  In   charge  Sections  A  and  B  No.  62 
-t      Native  Field    Hospital,  Kohat.— 
(,    Kurram  Force. 
Kunjab  Frontier  Force. 
Plague  duty,  Abu  Road,  Rajpootana. 
\'o.  42  N:it."  F.  Hosp.  China  Ex.  Force, 
Lahore  Di.stricC. 

Hosp.  Ship,  China  Espedit.  Force." 
Kesdt.  Surg.  Med.  Hospital,  Calcutta. 
:S  Bengal  Infantry. 
13  Bengal  Infantry. 

1  Nat.  Gen.  Hosp.  China  Field  Force. 
Civil,  Kroolna. 

Lahore  District. 

6  Bengal  Infantry. 
Bengal  Cavalry. 

2  PunjalD  Cavalry. 
21  Bengal  Infantry. 
35  Bengal  Infantry. 
12  Bengal  Infantry. 
Officiating  Civil,  Seebsaugor. 
Officiatiug  Civil  and  Jail,  Seonee, 


Cochrane,  Archer  William  Ross,  MB.  FRCS.  LRCP.  2g  Jan.  96  29  Jan. 

Clemesha,  AVilliam  Wesley,  Ji"5.  MRCS.  LRCP rg  Jan.  96  29  Jan. 

Black,  James  Alexander,  MB.  MCk 29  Jan.  96  29  Jan. 

Wilson,  Roger  Parker.  MRCS.  LRCP 29  Jau.  96  29  Jan. 

Lindesay,  Victor  Edward  Hugh,  MB '29  Jan.  96  29  Jan. 

Robertson,  James  Currie,  MB.  MCh 29  Jan.  96  29  Jan. 

Rainier,  Norman  Robinson  Jones,  MRCS.  LRCP.  ...:29  Jan.  g6  29  Jan. 

Dawes.  Christopher  Bering,  MRCS.  LRCP 29  Jan.  96  29  Jan. 

Perry,  Edmund  Ludlow,  MRCS.  LRCP 29  Jan.  96  29  Jan. 

Walton,  Herbert  James,  318.  FRCS.  LRCP 29  July  go  29  .fuly 

Ainswoi-th,  Hush,lfi;.  MRCS.  LRCP 29  July  ge'ig  J^^'y 


CAPIAIN,    I 


Rawnl  Pindi  District. 
16  Bengal  Infantry. 
Lahore  District. 
Sick  Furlough. 
I  Baltalion  4  Goorkhas. 
Plau'ne  duty,  Chapra  Camp,  Bengal. 
With  Kohat-Kurram  Force. 
5-  With    No.  57  Nat.  F.  Hosp.  Chma 
(     Field  Force. 
Hj  Bengal  Infantry. 
Oiliciatiug  7  Bengal  Infantry. 
!Officlating  i  Central  Indi.i  Horse. 


5-0  Indian  'Medical  Service^  Bengal. —  War  Services. 

'  Sur;jeon  General  R.  Harvey  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1865-66  (Medal  witTi  Clasp)  ;  with  the 
Looshai  Kxpedition  in  1871-73  (Clasp)  ;  with  the  Hazara  Exp3dition  in  1891  as  Principal  Medical  OHicer  (Clas-p)  ; 
with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1S91  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  (mentioned  in 
de-ipatches,  DSO.  and  Clasp)  ;  and  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892  as  Principal  Medical  Officer. 

"  Surcjeon  General  L.  D.  Spencer  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S94-95 
as  Principal  Medical  OfBcer  with  the  force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

-~  Colonel  C.  W.  Carr-Calthrop  served  in  tbe  Afj^han  war  in  1279-80,  and  was  present  in  the  enfja^ement  at 
Ali  Kheyl  and  in  the  operations  around  Cahul  ia  December  1879  includincf  the  investment  of  Sherpore 
(Meflal  with  Clasp).  Served  during  the  D&n*;ola  Expedition  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S96  as  Principal 
Medical  Officer  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Merlal). 

■■**  Colonel  G.  M.  Davis  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1881.  Served  with  the  first  Miranzai 
Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  wilh  Clasp) ;  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1892  (Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Waziristan 
Delimitation  Escort  under  Brigadier  (.General  Turner  in  1894  (mentioned  despatches),  and  with  the  Waziristan  Field 
Force  under  Si  William  Lockhart  in  1804-95  ^^  Principal  Medical  Officer  to  the  1st  Brijj'ado  (1^50. and  Clat^p*. 
Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Tirah 
E.xpeditionary  Force  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  2nd  Division  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CS.  and  Medal  with 
two  Closps). 

^■^  Colonel  A.  S.  Reid  served  in  the  Afi^han  war  in  1879-80  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).  Served  with 
the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Serve:!  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  Westi 
Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WiUiam  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force  with  the  sSth  Dogras, 
including  the  relief  of  Chakdara,  the  night  attack  at  Markhanai,  the  operations  against  the  Maniunds,  and 
the  engagement  at  Agrah  and  Gat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^'  Colonel  Bookey  served  with  the  6th  Punjab  Infantry  in  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1877-7S  (Medal 
with  Clasp),  and  in  the  Mahzood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1881.  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  188^88 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  two  Clasps)  ;  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  188S  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp)  ; 
with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  iSgi  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force 
under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  the  1st  Battalion  5th  Goorkhas  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  lYest  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the 
Malakand  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Lt.Colonel  J.  Young  served  with  the  Burmese  Exped:tion  in  1885-86  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Lt.Colonel  J.  Duke  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah 
on  the  6th  October  1879  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1879  including  the  storming  of  the  Asmai 
Heights  (mentioned  in  despatches);  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Robertsin  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at 
the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  three  Clasps, and  Bronze  Decoration) .  Also  served  with  the  Marri  Expedition  in  188 1 . 

""  Lt.Colonel  E.  Palmer  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  took  part  in  the  march  from  Cabul  to  the  relief 
of  Candahar,  urder  Sir  Frederick  Roberts,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches^ 
Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  with  theHazaraExpeditionmiSgi  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medal  with  Cinsp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  9th  Bengal 
Lancers  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■•-  Lt.Colonel  E.  Boviil  served  with  the  Duffia  Expedition  in  1374-75. 

"  Lt.Colonel  Z.  A.  Ahmed  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S97  with  the  Malakand  Field 
Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

**  Lt.Colonel  W.  E.  Griffiths  served  m  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Mattoonandat  the  forcing  of  the  Shutargardan  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in 
1881.    Served  with  the  VVaziristan  Expedition  imder  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S94-95  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■1^  Lt.Colonel  D.  P.  Macdonald  served  with  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  m  1877-78  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  Chin-Lusbai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1S89-90  (Clasp). 

*s  Lt.Colonel  F.  'W.  Wrigbt  served  ia  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Jugdulluck  and  in  that  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879  ;  acoompanied  SirFrederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to 
Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served 
with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Lt.Colonel  H,  K.  M'Kay  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  anjt  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Mazeena  (Medal).     Also  served  in  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  id  1881. 

*3  Lt.Colonel  S.  H.  Browne  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79  with  the  Pe^hawur  Valley  Field  Force  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Medal). 

*°  Lt.Colonel  J.  C.  FuUerton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80.  and  waa  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Saif-u-Deen,  and  took  part  in  the  march  from  Quetta  to  the  rslief  «f  Candahar  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Zhob 
Valley  Expedition  in  1890. 

"  Lt.Colonel  G.  Boraford  served  with  the  Perak  Expedition  in  1875-76  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

5+  Lt.Colonel  R.  D.  Murray  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal 
with  Clasp). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  P.  F.  O'Connor  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements 
at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee.  and  at  Patkao  Shana  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  :SS6-87  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  \vith  Clasp). 
Served  in  tbe  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the 
Malakand  Field  Force  with  the  6th  Bengal  Cavalry  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  with  the  Utman  Khel 
Column  of  the  Malakand  Field  Force  as  Senior  Medical  Officer  (Clasp). 

^~  Lt.Colonel  J.  Moran  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  187S-79  (Medal). 

^  Lt.Colonel  W.  A.  Simraonrls  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement 
at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1S79,  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1879  (Medal  with  two 
Clasps).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S85-S6  (Medal  with  Clasp» ;  and  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in 
1S92.  Served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in 
1895  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^•*  Colonel  R.  Macrae  servedin  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  in  the  Koorum 
Valley,  with  the  expedition  to  Sherpore  in  1879,  and  m  the  operations  in  the  Logar  and  Maidan  Valleys 
Medal  with  Clasp), 

^0  Lt.Colonel  S.  Borah  served  with  the  expedition  against  the  Naga  HiU  Tribes  in  1879-S0  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  P.  A.  Weir  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

«*  Lt.Colonel  P.  de  H.  Haig  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-S0  with  the  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force  (Medal). 
Ser\-ed  with  the  Waziristan  Delimitation  Escort  under  Brigadier  General  Turner  in  1894— severely  wounded 
Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  Lewtas  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S7S-S0  with  the  Guides  Cavalry,  and  was  present  at  the 
taking  of  Ali  Musjid,  the  action  of  Futiehabad,  the  storming  of  the  Takht-i-Shah  heights  near  Cabul  en  13th 
December  1S79,  and  at  the  storming  of  the  Asmai  heights  on  the  14th  December  (mentioned  in  despatches)  ; 
was  present  throughout  the  operations  at  Sherpore,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  25th  April  18S0 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^~  Lt.Colonel  Mawson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali 
Musjid,  in  the  engagement  at  Cuarasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879,  and  in  the  operations  round.  Cabul  in 
December  1879  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  H.  Hamilton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-Bo,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah 
on  the  6th  October  1879  and  subset  |uent  pursuit  of  the  enemy,  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  1S79  in- 
cluding the  investment  of  Sherpore,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Saidabad  ;  accompanied  Sii  Frederick  Roberts  in 
the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  three 
Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration),    t'ervedin  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham 


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-T  Lt.Colonel  B  Boyle  sL-ved  in  tt'ifS™  rA^'^.Tso  fMe'Sf  "^  '^"•«"''"  U.Colonel.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,. 

Cl^.rllitZ^°ku\?Zr.lTXeni:n!at'^^^^^^  was  present  in  fee  engagen^ent  at 

i379-sliKhtI.y  wounded  at  the  en^aSnt  ll  the  rSvdph  v^n"  '^ 'li«.°Pe™t:io°s  around  Oabul  in  December 
two  (Hasps).    S6vvedintheE.-rmianwTrnr,RR     „    1  ^^'^^  (mentioned  in  despatches,  C^.,  Medal  with 

and  Khedive's  Star)?      """  "^"^P'"*"  ^'"''^  °f  '88=.  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp, 

'-  Lt. Colonel  G.  5.   Griffiths  served  in  thp   Afo-hon  wm.  ^f  ,p  o  o  i  ... 

Ba?hao  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Zhob  ValW  B^t  Z  in  ,88^  9V,  i^^^P^'l"  /■"'  '5'=  engagement  at 
(Medal  with  Clasp)  Had  mprHnnl  -hnV-  ,0  „(■,(,„  j?'i  ■  .  ,i;  .Served  with  the  Sikkim  Exped  t  on  n  iSSS 
throughout  thfoperatronstair^^^^^^  """  ^^'""  ='"^-^''^>-  ^aziristan  Field  Force,  at  Dera  Ismail  Kliau 

^3  Lt.Colonel  W.  Owen  served  in  the  Af^j-han  wir  np  -.q-q  13     „«^  .    . 

Kheyl  and  0rzoo  near  Ghuznee  (Medal  with  Clasp"  "      ''"'°''    '"      "^  engapcements  at  Ahmed 

%  U-ColmelG  J   Kellie  served  with  the  Burmese  E.Kpeditiou  in  i88S-Sg  (Medal  with  Clasn) 

''  Lt.Colonel  A.  W.  Mackenzie  served  in  the  Af"-h'in  wnr  of  ,s,?  o„    „„,!  L  P/'-     i, 

near  Charasiah  in  April, SSo;  accompanied  Sir  l\-fd"rick  S,ert9  in  th"B?^,,rnh  Zr  ^TS""^  '"  J^''"  engagement 
the  battle  of  Candahar;  took  part  in  the  e?  Edition  tnVh«\fnl,,i<,-  ^  to  Ca.ndahar,  and  was  present  at 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoratiol)'serve<l  with  tit  l^h,n„a°w"-''  """^f  ^"Fadier  General  Baker 
with  the  two  Miriizai  Expeditions  1™°;  (\Iedalwrth(3lLpV  Alansood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  iBSu     Servoo 

olnLitanJs'lndta^lhe^t''za'"vau'e%TMlda?wit^^^^^^  ^°'''-  ^"«'"^^'^=  '^°  °P^^^«-^  ^S--^  "^« 

(Mld'^a^f^S^rled^^'tSt'vmian  wn°ro^%t'"'''''?  "^'^  "^  '^'^-^°  ="  Candahar  and  with  the  Khyber  Brigade 
incfKi:ediVe'r#tS.''s%r^d'^f;rhr  Zhob'^alJeyl*^^^  ^^'"^  °'  Tei-el-Kebir  (Medaf  with  Clasp. 

Khe.^UMedalt"^'""''  °''°^'''  ''"'"^  '''  '^'  '^^^'^'"^  "'^''  °''  '87S-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ali 

of^Ah  Mu°-  i-Jih^e^eal'a'Ime'nt  ^S  ct.f^'}"''  "If  °A'^r7'-^°'  ''"'^  ^™'  P^^^""!'  ''t  'I'O  attack  and  capture 
Deceito  rsTo  ^mentioned  inpsn,tS,».?  ■"  °"  '"^  Sth  October  1S79,  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in 
wasTrelent  at  he  ba^t^lof  CindS  w  Ari  ?'°™'°Pa"'ed  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and 
MaL^od  Wuzeeree  ExpedidoS'lS, Is"  ^""'"'  "'"^  """^  °'"^P^'  ^™°^''  Decoration).  Also  served  with  the 
Clasp):°°^°''°'  °'^'  ^'''*"°°  ^'"^'^  '^"^  """  ^I^'^'P'"-^  Expedition  in  1891  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with 

«»  Lt.Colonel  S.  J.  Thomson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i83o  (Medal) 

s»  Lt.Colonel  R.N.  Campbell  served  in  the  operations  against  the  Na"-a  Hill  tribes  in  1870-S0  andwis  nrpspiit 
at  theassault  0  Konoma(Medalwith  Clasp).'  Served  wito  the  Akha  Bxpelition  in  ,883  84?  ^°' ''"'^  ™^  P''=^«'^' 
Khyber^LinrForct'  (MeSan.' ""'"''  "^  "^«  ^''"^'^  ^™'-  '"  '^'^-So  with  tSe  4.st  Bengaf  Native  Infantry  in  the 

^^^irSmi^^'.^^r-  l:?v?f  «"?agement  at'  Hissariic  (Vedlu.  '°ServeT"wlrhThe°  BurmYs^  Evpe'di'- 
^"""oJpriti/hMed^randSSlve^s'Melr''  ""'  ''™="'"  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitch^ener 

JJtii'°,°^°^^Une¥Z^,%''^'u^t.''^"^'''^-T^^^^^  and  was  present  in  the  Zaimusht  Expedition  includ- 

m?  the  assaultof /j.ivva  (Milil).  Serve!  u-ith  ths  Chin-Lushai  Exn3jitioaarv  Force  in  lasn-no  wifh  tho    Chit 

^^.^S;J^dT^m^?i^(S;^i?^iJ^^SLS:"^"'  '"'"'"'  "   T89/^iKkeSX^l£^'f^rr 
';  Lt-Colonel  T.  H    Sweeny  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  around 

Cabul  m  December  1879  including  the  investment  of  Sherpore  (Medal  with  Clasp)  oi- ou»  d,iuuuii 

9-  ^';  r°i3i)°r  V  i"' r'^'™''  '""'  *i'"  ^^P^^f "°"  against  the  Naga  Hill  Tribes  ii  iS79-8o(Medal  with  Clasp). 
'•  Lt.Colonel  G.  F.  A.  Harris  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80  (Medal) 

JugMU°ck'(Medalt.'"^^''''°''  '^"'"'  ™  *"  '^''"''^°  "''"'   '"   ''^''''^°-  ^°''  '™^  P™^^'"  '"^  "^«  engagement  at 

'?  Lt.Colonel  C.  J.  Bamber  servecl  with  iheexpedition  against  the  Mahsood  Wuzeerees  in  18S1.    Served  with 

the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S86-S7  (Medal  with  Clasp)  1  looi.    itibi  veu  ,vii,u 

H^Ia^^S^de^f  i^-t^r^d'^t^IS^'SaSJVSl^e^'^er^i^^sS"^  "^^  '=^^^'^'"™  '^'^  "^^ 
K:;h''('i?et?wit?C?as?,\^idKtlai™-r#tai.;.""  ^"^'^''^"  "^"'  '^"«^'  ''"''  --P--"'  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- 

tion  in';886-?l\MeSal''wfth  iwo  c7arps*)°  ''"^  ^*'^''°  ""  '"^  ■'"-'"  ^^^^^^'-      ^^-^"^  ^'"^  »''==  «— ^  ^-^P^-" 

1°'  Lt.Colonel  G.  W.  P.  Deunys  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal) 
withCla?;:andKhJdtve-rst™il'"'''''''^^         ^arof  1883.  and  .as  present  it  the  battle  of  Te.-el-Kebir  (Medal 

los  Lt.Colonel  0.  P.  Lukis  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1881,  and  with  the  Zhoh  Valley 
Jixpedition  m  1884.  -^ 

ti!"\i^'^P°}°u'f:  h-^-  '^^'"f"  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Claso).  Served  with 
the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low- in  1895  (Medal  with   Clasp)  -/  ' 

"°  Lt.Colonel  D  B.  Spencer  sen-ed  m  the  Soudan  caampaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at. 
Hasheenandthe  I'ofrekzereba  and  at  the  destruction  of  Te-nai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Served  with  the  Burmese  E-tpedition  in  i8S6~S8  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"*  Lt.Colonel  J.  Clarke  served  with  the  Akha  Expedition  in  13S3-S4. 
,r'v  I^'-'2o'o"<=l  C.  C   Vaid  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  "in  1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the 
Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  m  t88i.  ^' 

'"  Lt.Colonel  P.  D.  Pank  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  t88i 

,,'r",-'^?''-'?',™.?' '^^  ■^■■'-  ^^^^^  served  in  the  operations  against  the  Giilekas  in  is'tS  and  m  the  Zulu  war  in  1879 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  " 

"5  Lt.Colonel  .1.  Shearer  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese 
Expedition  in  1837-8S  as  Senior  Medical  Officer  of  the  Southern  Shan  Column  (Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ;  with  the 
Hazara  E.xpedition  in  1S91  (Clasp) ;  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp)  ;  and  with  the  Waziristan 
Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  iSg^-gs  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

'15  Lt.Colonel  S.  C.  Nandi  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-88  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

""  Lt.Colonel  H.  0.  Banerji  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with 
theManipore  Expedition  in  iSgi  (mentiooed  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

|i^  Lt.Colonel  F.  S.  Peck  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-S7  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

;"  Major  H.  C.  Hudson  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i8S6-3S  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the ManiporeExpeditionin  1891. 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 


522  Indian  Medical  Service,  Bengal. — War  Services. 

12"  Major  P.  MuUane  served  with  the  Barmeso  Expedition  in  1SS5-87  (Medal  \yith  Clasp). 
'2»  Maior  .T.  W.  Rodders  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  188S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

125  Maior  D  St  J  D  Giant  served  with  the  Akha  Expedition  in  1883-84.  -r,        ;,■ 

1"  Major  G  Duncan  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  18S8  (Medal  with  Clasp);  in  the  Hazara  Expedi- 
tion in  iSqi  with  the  =nd  Battalion  5th  Goorkhas  (Clasp)  ;  with  the  Wazirista.i  Delimitation  Escort  under  Brigadier 
General  Turner  in  1891  and  with  the  Waziristan  Exoedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  m  1894-95  (Clasp,. 
Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

i«  Major  W  A  Sykes  served  with  the  Burmese  ISxpedition  m  1886-87  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and 
Medal  with  two  c'lasns).    Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1890. 

■5  r  iTiior  J  F   M  "claren  served  in  the  So'idan  camoai-n  in   18S5,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Hasheeu  and  in  the  operations  at  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
'■-'■  Major  .1.  J.  Pratt  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884. 

•2-  Major  J.  H.T.  Walsh  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iSliS-S?  (Medal  With  Clasp).  a„..„„,i 

'=5  Major  H  Hendley  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
with  the  Burmese  Expedition  iu  I386-S3  (Medal  with  two  Clasps;.    _  Mr„,i„i  ,^iti,  r'1<.sr,^ 

■29  Maior  H  E.  Banatvala  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-S7  (Modal  with  Clasp). 
13»  Major  W.  G.  P.  Alpin  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  io!re.i 
(5Iedal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  .  „,  ,„   ,  ,     -iv.  m  ,.  \ 

""(Maior  J   T   W  Ljslie  served  with  the  Burmese  E.xpedition  m  1S85-S6  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
131  Maior  a't     Bown   served  with    the  Hazara   Expeditions  in  1888   and  1891    (Medal    with   two    Clasps). 
Serve'd  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  iSgs   with  the  37th  Bengal  Infantry,  including 
thecaptareof  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  ennagement  at  Khar  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ir„„,„,,„  Uvnedi 

i"t    Major  XJ.  N.  Mukorji  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1890.    Served  with  the  Manipore  Expedi- 
tion iu  iSot  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .      „„„„,,,,,     ..,,  r'l  „„\ 
"2  MaJD'-  W.  L   Price  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S7-S8  (Medal  with  C  lasp). 
1"  Major  P.  J.  Drury  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-8S  (Medal  with  Ciaspl. 
"1  Major  H.J.  Dyson  served  with  the  Burmwe  Expedition  in  1S85-33  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  _ 
"i  Ma  or  F    A.  Rogers  served   with  the  Burmese   Expedition    in    1835-89    (mentioned    in   despatcnes,  Meda 
with  two  Clasps) ;  alio  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1869-90  with  the  42nd  Goorkha  Light 
Infaufv  (mi-niLcmed  in  despatches,  DS'O.  and  Clasp).                      .                                  ..1,01  „-% 
"6  Major  E   R   W  Carroll  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  1836-87  (Medal  ivith  C  asp). 
137  Major  G.  H.  Baker  served  with  the  Burmese  Exoedition  in  18S6-S7  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

13S  Lt  Colonel  T  Grainier  served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  m  i883  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  t^ie 
Haza™  Exned  tion  in  i8qi  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  campa.pu  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
WUuim  lSS  in  iSgViith  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  bnr^-eon 

Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  .  nio^,,! 

ii'i  ATa^n.- T   R    AHift  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  1885-87  (Medal  With  Clasp).  ...     „ 

'«  Majoll\c:YoSianservId  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  with  the  Hazara 
■Exnedition  in  iSai  (Clasp)  ;  and  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  :8q5.  „,         ,  1      -.v,  n,o 

»'  ?iajorJ   M.CadeU  sUvedwiththeB  in  18S6-S9  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) :  and  with  the 

Ilazar.i.  Expedition  in  iSoi  (Clasp).  ,  i„i  „i,i,  rin^,,- 

i«  Major  P    Hehir  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  1S36-87  (Medal  with  Clasp,. 

1"  Major  L.  J.  Pisani  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S88  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1"  M;iior  N.  P.  Sinha  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  1855-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps)  H„rmese 

i«  Major  G.  J.  H.  Bell  served  with  the  Lushai  Expedition  m  1S89  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  and  witn  the  Burmese 

"^"SE'Maror  H.' Fo'olVs^e'rved  with  the  Chia-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1SS9-90  (Medal  with  Clasp);  with  the 
Zhob  Vnllev  Exoedition  in  1890;  and  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp).  „,...  n„i,,m„ 

i°Ala%rSHacUon  served  with  the  Ciiiu-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  ,889-90  with  the  Chittagong  Column 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  ,    .„        ,...  r.,,„„  •,     oo„  „„  ('vtorioi  with  Clqsn)  •  and 

i'r+  Maior  A.  W  Dawson  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  E.xpcditionarj' Force  in  1SS9-90  (Medal  with  Clasii),ani 
hi  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  189.  (Clasp,.    Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  m  .89, 

^'^'s' MaTof  wIh'.'b.  Robinson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,885-89  in  the  Chin  Hills  (menlionedm 
despatches,  Medal  wif  h  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Rel.et  Force  ''^'^^^{^^"'f^^l'^^^  '^f  'i^^  I  under 
-4th  Punjab  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  ot  iuuia  unuer 
SirWiZmLoihai-tin  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  and  the  Khyber  Force  with  the  34th 

'^'^«  Major'G''B.  F7°nch''serv'ed  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  189,  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

:m  Major  C.  R.  M.  Green  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  18S8  1  Medal  with  Clasp) . 

iMf  Major  A  R.  P.  Russell  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-S9  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1"  Major  J   Morwood  served  with  the  Hazara  Exoedition  in  1888  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

i"MaorW   H   W  Elliot  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  ,383  (.Medal  with  ulasp). 

153  Major  A.'e.  Roberts  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  ,838  (Modal  with  Clasp) 

1**  Major  F.  P.  Mavnard  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1"  Major  C.  E.  Suiider  served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  ,388  (Meda  with  C  asp).  H.^ara  Fxoedi- 

is=  Major  M.  A.  Ker  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  ,383  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  m  the  Hazaia  Expedi 
tion  in  ,891  (Cla-pj  ;  and  in  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp).  „!„.,„,  „:.i,  rin  -ril 

1"  Major  A.  Buchanan  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  ,889-90    Medal  "^"h  Cla=p) 
15-t  Miijir  W.  Vost  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  m  i3S8   (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  the  heoonu 
Miranzai  Expedition  in  189,  (Medal).  ..  .       .       „ 

iM  Major  J.  Garvie  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  m  1890.  -.v  r,.,,„i     „;m,  th?  Maninore 

i>9  jla  or  C.  E.  L.  Gilbert  served  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  ,n  ,888  (^fE^'l^/. ^''f' ^lasp) ;  with  the  Manipore 

S-^  {?i^^<»^rt^\^l^5T5^dr/1^tlf  ■S.^^sSjk^vl^h^iJ^  cSl  JS^r^tJ^^Sil 
BohcrtLiw  in  1895  with  the  30th  Punjab  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp)  r,i„=„'i     „;n,    tl,o  Ho7ora 

10"  MaiorR  C.Macwatt  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  ,888  (Medal  with  Clasp);  with  the  Hazara 
Expedition  in  ,891  (Clasp) ;  and  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  ,89,  (Ciaspl.  ,,r„^„,  „:»,,  r,o,„i 

'"Major  J.  C  Lamont  serve  I  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp) 
and  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp).  .  /xr„,i„i  ^in,  niasni  nyid  in  the  aoera- 

■M  Mijor  .A.  H.  Nott  ssrved  with  the  two  Miranzai  Expeditious  m  1S91  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  in  .ne  apera 
tionsofthcZhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1890.  0  .0  .„   ruro^ai  „uli  (^lasn)  •  with  the  Chin 

1"  Maior  A.  Coleman  served   with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iS;,3-89  (^?«'''^i^X,%'^^'!'-, ''''''  '^ 
Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  ,889-90  (Clasp);  and  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  ,89,  (Clasp). 

15.  M  lior  W.  W.  Wait,  serv,  1  .v  ta  the  A  izira  ^Ixp  jdaion  in  iSji  (Med*'.  w'tH  Ci*sp 

i6i  Major  D.  T.  Lane  sarved  with  the  two  Miranzai  E.xpedition3  in  1S91  (.Medal  with  lasp),  and  witn  tne 
Hazara  Expedition  in  189,  (Clasp).  r,        a-  ■       •      00^  i-ir^i  .1  nrin,  rinani 

16=  Major  W.  H.  S.  Vji  Ivri  .'n  serve  1  with  the  Hv.i-a  EKOSlition  in  ii3:,  (Me 111  ^ith  Clasp). 

lor  Ma  or  W.  T.  Buchanan  served  with  the  Caio-Liisliai  Bxpeditionarv  Force  in  '^f^:9^,    "f^'^-^^^'t^^^^^^ 

i«'  Alajor  J.  K.  Closeservod  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  m  isSS  (Medal  with  Cla»p) ;  and  with  the  juampore 

^?ef  M'^oVDlrMaSl  served  with  the  Burmese  Expaditions  in  ,39,-93  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  with  the 

'^^o'tSorDM^Mou'- served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  E.oe  litionary  Force  iu  ^f  ^7' '^If^'^Saspf  "served 

.71  MaorH.  F.  Whitchurch  served  with  .he  Lashai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1S92  (.Medal  with  Clasp)      s^^^^^^ 
in  the  defence  of  Chitral  Fort  daring  its  invctmrnt  from  ,rd  March   0  iSth  April  ,895  <.Xnu.  the  soS  from 
V€  Medal  with  Clasp);  was  awarded  the  Victjriv  C.-oss  lor  th2  following  service  -     Duriug  the  soitie  iroiu 


Indian  Medical  Service,  Bengal. — War  Services.  523 

Chitral  Fort  of  the  3rd  SInroh  last  [1895],  at  the  commencement  of  the  sio^e.  Surmnn  Cantaiu  AVhicchurch 
went  to  the  assistance  of  Uaptam  Bairit,  24th  Beuffal  Infantry,  who  was  mortnllr  woun.le.i.  and  broucrht  him 
back  to  the  fort  under  a,  heavy  fire  from  the  enemy.  Captain  Baird  was  on  the  rifrht  of  tlie  li^htins-  line  and 
had  only  a  small  party  of  Gurkhas  and  men  of  the  4th  Kashmir  Rifles.  He  was  wouurtod  oj  the  liei"-ht^  at 
a  distance  of  a  mile  and  half  from  the  fort.  When  Sursieon  Capt.  WTiitchurch  proceeded  to  his  rescue  the  en»mv 
m  sreat  strength,  had  broken  through  the  fighting  line  ;  darkness  had  set  in,  and  Captain  Baird,  Surgeon  Capta'iu 
Whitchurch,  and  the  sepoys  were  completely  isolated  from  assistance.  Captain  Baii-d  was  placed  in  a  doolv 
by  Surgeon  Captain  Whitchurch,  and  the  party  then  attempted  to  return  to  the  fort.  The  Gurkhas  bravely 
clung  to  the  dooly  untd  three  were  killed  and  a  fourth  was  severely  wounded.  Surgeon  Captain  ^Vhitcllu^ch, 
then  put  Captain  Baird  upou  his  back  and  carried  him  some  distance  with  heroic  courage  and  resolution  The 
little  party  kept  diminishing  in  numbers,  beins;  fired  at  the  whole  way.  On  one  or  two  occasions  Surgeon  Captain 
Whitchurch  was  obliged  to  charge  walls,  from  behind  which  the  enemy  kept  up  an  incessant  fire.  At  one  placa 
particularly  the  whole  party  was  in  imminent  danger  of  being  cut  up.  having  been  surrounded  by  the  enemy. 
Surgeon  Captain  Whitchurch  gallantly  rushed  the  position,  and  eventually  succeeded  in  getting  Captain  Baird 
and  the  sepoys  into  the  fort.  Nearly  all  the  party  were  wounded,  Captain  Baird  receiving  two  additional 
wounds  before  reaching  the  fort."  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
Wilham  Lockhart  in  1897-08  with  the  24th  Punjab  Infantry  including  the  defence  of  JIalakand  and  the  en"-aBe- 
ment  at  Landakai  (mentioned  in  dca^iatches,  two  Clasps}. 

"'t  Major  J.  R.  Roberts  served  with  the  Chin-Lnshai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-00  (lledal  with  Clasp)- 
and  with  the  expedition  against  tlio  Hunza-Nagars  in  1S91-92  as  Principal  iledical  Officer  (mentioued  in  de- 
spatches. Clasp). 

'"2  Major  P.W.  Gee  serveil  served  with  the  Chitral  ReliefForce  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  iSo;  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

I'^t  Major  K.  Prasad  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  thclsazai 
Expedition  in  189^. 

'"  Major  P.  W.  O'Gorman  served  with  the  two  Miranzai  Expeditions  in  1S91  {Medal  with  Clasp). 

I'^t  Major  G.  T.  Mould  served  with  the  Maniaore  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"Major  W.  B.  Lane  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  iSg^  with  he  j-.rd 
Bengal  Infantry,  including  the  engagement  at  Malakand  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

i'*t  Major  P.   J.  Lumsden  served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•"  Captain  F.  R.  Ozzard  served  with  the  two  Miranzai  Expeditions  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

i"H-  Captain  J.  T.  Calvert  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"»  Captain  J.  C.  S.  Vaughan  soi-ved  with  the  two  Miranzai  Expeditions  in  iSot  (Medal  with  Cl.asp), 

"•t  Captain  H.  W.  Elphick  sen-ed  with  the  Manipore  Exjiedition  in  1891  (Mi'dal  with  Clasp). 

'"  Captain  A.  J.  Macnab  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
Chitral  Relief  Force  under  .Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  Queen's  Own  Corps  of  Guides  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"*  Captain  H.  B.  Luard  served  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Mortal  with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the 
expedition  against  the  Hunza-Nagars  in  1S01-02  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  ad- 
vance to  the  relief  of  Chitral  Fort  under  Lt. Colonel  Kelly  in  March  and  April  1S95,  including  the  engagement  at 
Nisa  Ghol — wounded  (Medal  with  (_'lasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under 
Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S97-9S  with  the  45tli  Rattray's  Sikhs  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  including  the 
operations  in  Bajaur,  and  afterwards  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  operations  in  the  Bara 
Valle.v  and  the  Khyber  Pass  (two  Clasps). 

"*t  Captain  C.  N.  C.  Wimberley  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S05  (Medal  with 
Clasii).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  i3o7-q3  with 
the  Kurram  Kohat  Field  Force,  and  afterwards  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  15th  Bengal  Ini'antr.v, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Dargai  on  the  16th  and  20th  October  at  the  capture  oi'  the  Sampagha  and 
Arhanga  Passes,  and  the  engagements  at  Saran  Sar  and  Tsiri  Kandao  (two  Clasps). 

I"  Captain  W.  Henve.y  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892. 

1^^  Captain  B.  G.  Seton  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S94-&5— severely 
wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^-  Captain  H.  M.  Earle  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1896  (British  Medalj 
and  lOiedive's  Medal). 

18J  Captain  C.  Milne  served  with  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  the 
38th  Dogras  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

's*  Captain  G.  Y.  C.  Hunter  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1893  with  the  i.-jth 
Bengal  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

i''^  Captain  C.  B.  Prall  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  AVilliam  Lockhart 
in  1897-9S  with  the  36th  Sikhs,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  on  the  Samana  Range  including  the  siege  of 
Gulistan  (mentioned  in  despatches);  also  with  tne  rirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  capture  of  the 
Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes  the  engagements  at  Saran  Sar  and  Tsiri  Kandao,  the  operaiions  in  the  Maidou 
Bagh  and  Waran  Valleys,  and  the  march  down  the  Bara  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  three 
Clasps). 

i^**  Captain  R.  Heard  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  Queen's  Own 
Corps  oi  Guides,  including  the  engagements  at  Malakand,  Khar,  the  Swat  River,  Panjkora  and  Mamugai  (Medal 
with  Clasp) 

'^"  (.'apta'n  W.  H.  Orr  served  in  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  with  th© 
33rd  Punjaib  Infantr.y  (Medal  with  Ciasp). 

'*'  Captain  P.  St.  C.  More  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1893  with  the  4th  Sikh 
Infantry,  including  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  the  passage  of  the  Swat  River,  and  the  engagement  at 
Panjkor.a  (?\Iedal  with  Clasp). 

'»'  Caiitain  C.  R.  Stevens  served  with  the  Chitral  ReliefForce  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  2nd  Bat- 
talion 4th  Gurkha  Rifles,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  at  Mamugai 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

""  Captain  G.  L.amb  served  in  the  Waziristan  Expedition  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1894-95  (Medal  with 
Clasp). 

'"  Captain  J.  Fisher  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897  with  tl;e  Malakand  Field  Force,  inclmling  the  expedition  into  the  Mohmand  country  and  attack  of  the 
i6tli  September  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"'  Captain  D.  W.  Sutherland  served  with  the  Chitral  Field  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  m  1895  on  special  duty, 
including  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  action  at  Sado  Ferry,  on  the  Panjkora  River  (mentioned  m 
despatches.  Medal  with  Claspl. 

"^  Captain  W.  Selby  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  iSgs  with  the  29th  Punjab 
Infantry  on  the  Line  of  Communications  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1"  Captain  H.  J.  K.  Bamfield  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhai-t  in  1807-0S  with  the  2nd  Punjab  Infantry  with  the  Kohat  Kurram  Field  Force  incluning  the  engagement 
at  the  Ulilan  Pass'on  20th  August  1S97  (mentioned  in  dcspatclies),  in  the  operations  on  the  .Samana  m  Septemlicr 
1S07  includiug  the  relief  at  Gulistan,  and  with  the  Tirah  Kxpet.itionary  Force  including  the  maid,  down  the  Bar.^ 
Vallev  (Medal  with  three  Clasns). 

"^  Captain  W.  D.  Hay  ward 'served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1S07-9S  with  the  ^Sth  Dogras  (Medal  with  Clasp).  „        -, 

"=  Captain  W.  Can-  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  1\  illiam  Lockhart  in 
1897  including  the  defence  of  the  Malakand  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


524  Indian  Medical  Service. — Madras. 

[For  the  explanation  of  the  qualifications  of  the  following  Officers,  see  pa?e  iii. 


ISSISTANT 
I  SUBGEOir. 


SCBGBON  GENKRAL8, 
ranking  as  Mojo,-  Ocnerah. 

Sinclair,  David.    CSI.  MB.   MCh.  Hon.  ->  j  ,  Qct.  60 
."burgeon  to  the  Governor  General S  ' 


COLOITBLS.  ; 

M'Gann.  Terence  l.,FECS.Ed.  LRCP.Ed.  1 
Z.in.Biih >  ! 

Branfont,    Arthur    Mudge,     CIE.    -If-B.  >   ,0 Mar  72 
LECP.  MRCS. S        „     "' 

Johnson,  William  Edward,  MB.  MCh 30  Mar.  7? 

Little,  Charles,  MD.  MCh.  LBCSI ;3o  Mar.  72 


LlKUTBNANT  COLOXELS. 

Dobpon,    Andrew    Francis,    BA,    MB.\ 
ZRCSr    i 

Rogers- Hnrrison,  Auu.  Nap..  LECP.MECS. 

Esmonde-AVhite,    Henry     FitzLawrence  "> 

Plunkett  French,  MBCPI.  FRCSI j 


Browne,  Wm.  Richard,'  MB.  MCh 

Lsapinewell,  Arthur  Henry,  LBCP.Ed.1 
LECS.Ed S 


Allison,  Hazlett,  MD.  MCh 

';Tilk-ins.ThomasJas.Hackett,'=ZKCP.Eii."> 
LRCS.Ed S 

Benson,  Percy  Hugh,  MB.  MCh.  MBCS.  ... 

Kins.  Walter  Gawen,  CIE.  MB.  MCh 

O'Hara,  William  ZBCP.Ed.  LECS.Ed 

Thomas,  George  Tacker,  LECP.  MBCS.  ... 


30  Mar.  72 
1  Oct.  72 
I  Oct.  72 

1  Apr.  73 

I  Apr.  73 

30  Sept.73 


SURGSOn 
MAJ.  Guy. 


II  Oct.  99 


Surgeon  General  with  the  Madras  Government. 


SUBGBOIf 
COLONBL. 


I  Apr.  95'Bang:tlore  and  Southern  Districts. 

I  Mar.  qs' (  ^''°-°™  District   and  Soatheiii  Shan   States 
'  I      Command. 
30  June  9S  ?Jadras  District. 

i  Oct    90  (Inspector  General  of  Civil  Hospitals  and  Sani- 
'-  t     tary  Commissioner,  Burma. 


BKIG  SUBG 
LT.  COT..    I 

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31  Oct.  97| 

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I  Mar.  98 

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31  Mar.  74 
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I  29  Dec.  98 
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SUBGEON 
I     LT.COL. 


Residency  Surgeon,  Bangalore. 
District  Medical  and  Sanitary  Officer,  Salem, 
f  P.M.O.  Line  of  Commiinicatiors,  China  Expe- 
C    ditiouary  Force,  with  rank  of  Colonel. 
^Senior  Medical  Officer,  General  Hospital,  Ma- 
•j     dras,  and  Pri ucipal  and  Professor  o f  Medicine 
(.     Madras  Medical  (college. — Furlourrh.  ' 

fDi.strict  Medical  and  Sanitary  Officer,  and  Supt. 
(     Lunatic  Asylum  and  Jail,  Vizagapatam. 
rPort  ?nd  Marine   Surgeon,  Medical  Inspector 
%     of  Seamen,  Prof,  of  Anatomy,  Med.  Col    &c 
t.    —Port  Health  Officer,  Madras.— Sick  Fnrl. 
(  DistrictMedical  and  Sanita-—  Officer,  Malabar, 
I  and  Superintendent  I^unatic  Asylum.  Calicut, 
f  Senior  Surgeon,  Sanitary  Commissioner,  and 
(.     Inspector  General  of  Prisons,  Mysore. 
Sanitary  Commissioner,  Madras. 
Inspector  General  of  Prisons,  Madras. 
'  Inspector  General  of  Jails,  Burma.— Den.  Insn 
I.     Gen.  of  Civil  Hospitals. 


Lancaster,  John,  MS.  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed. 
Sturmer,  Arthur  James,'"  LECP.  MBCS... 
Ferrand,  Edward,"  LRCP.Ed.  FSCS.MD.. 
Maitland,  John,  MV.  MCh 


'31  Mar. 
1 31  Mar. 

30  Sept, 

31  Mar. 


Walker,  George  Lemon,  MD.  MCh.  LM. 

Swaine,  CharlesLethbridge,-^  JfZ).  MCh.... 

lioe,  Wm.  Alexander,  LBCPI.  ZBCSI. 

Eyre,  Montague  Stokes,  MB.  MCh 

Nailer.    Henry    Augustus  Fitzroy,  MB.\ 

LKCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed S 

Chatterjie,      Nityananda,"       LBCP.Ed.~l 

LFPS.Glas i 

Bennett,  Charles  Henry.  MD.  MCh 

Reporter.   Maneckjee   Eduljee,»i   LRCF.") 

LBCS.Ed i 

Pope,  Thomas  Henry ,="  MD.  MCh , 

Pemberton,  Robert,  MBCS.  LSA 

Warliker,  Damodar  Purshotam,^'  MBCS.l 
LSA i 

Quayle,  William  Adair,  MD.  MCh 

Armstrong,  Henry, so J.TfCP/.  LECSI.  


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76I31  Mar. 


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DistrictMedical  and  Sanitary  Officer,  X.  Arcot. 
f  Superintendent  Government  ifatemity  Hosp., 
C     and  Prof,  of  Midwifery,  Med.  Co!lege,"Madras. 
5  Madras  Infantry. 

f  Senior  Surgeon  Gen.  Hosijital,  and  Prof,  of  Snr- 
(     geiT,  Med.  College.  Madras. 
rSurg.  4th  District.— Principal  and  Prof,  of  Med. 
J.     Jurispmdence.  Med.  Coll..  Madras.— Acting 
C    Senior  Physician  Govt.  Gen.  Hosp.,  Madras. 
(  Sanitary  Comr.  Hyderabad  Assigned  Districts, 
t     —Principal  Med.  Officer,  Hyderabad  Cont. 
/District    Medical    and    Sanitary   Officer   and 
'(.     Supdt.  of  Jail,  Madura. — Acting,  Salem. 
2S  Madras  Infantry. 

(■  District  Medical  andSanitaryOfficerandSupdt. 
i  ofMedical  School,and  District  Jail, Tanjore, 
13  Madras  Infantry. 


972'!  Madras  Infantry. 


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30  Mar.  78J30  Mar. 

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Damla,  BdaljiManekji,  LECS.Ed.  LSA I50  Sept. 

Carnithera,  Herbert  St.Clare,*'  LRCP.Ed. ")  L^  cp„t 

LRCS.Ed H3oaept. 

Thomas,  William Frederick,32 j/i).  Ji-£C.S'.^  L.  >|__ 

LSA. ^Siilar. 

Wortabet,  Henry  Geo.  Jjiithev,^^  3fD.  MCh.    ?i  Mar. 
Frenchman,    Edulji    Palanji,    LRCP.Ed,'}  .^.^ -Kfj.^ 

ZFPS.Glas Sr 

James.  Richard,  MB.  MCk 31  Itar. 

Sarkies.    Sarkies    Carrapiet,   iffCP.E(f.>  ,    -.r 

LRCS.Ed.  MRCS ^  :,i  .^ur. 

Bain,  David  Stuart  Erskine,Jrii!C5.  XS4....,3i  ^ar. 

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IT  Madras  Infantry. 

(Superintendent  Ophthalmic  Hospital,  Madras, 
and  Professor  of  Ophthalmic  Surgery,  &.c., 
Madras  Medical  College. 
fDist.  Medical  and  Sanitary  Officer  and  Supdt. 
I     of  Jail,  Bellary. 

25  Madras  Infantry. 

f  Civil  and  Jail,  Nimar.—Offg.  Civil  and  Supdt. 
1     Lunatic  Asylum.  Na.£?pore. 
Madras  Sappers  and  Miners. 


<  M.  I.  Depot,  Pallaveram.~In  charge  Xo.  66 
I  (     Native  Field  Hospital,  China. 

Medical  Storekeeper  to  Government,  Madras. 

CDistrictMed.  and  Sanitary  Officer,Trichinopoly. 
(    — Actinrr  Madura. 
4-  Lancers  Hyderabad  Contingent, 

Civil  and  Jail.  Bassein. 

3  Lancers  Hyderabad  Contingent. 

Civil    Surgeon,  Cannanore. 

Civil  Surgeon,  Coorg.— Supdt.  of  Jail,  Mercara. 
i  Dist.  Med.  and  Sanitary  Officer,  Sooth  Arcot, 
and  Ja'I,  Cuddalore. 


Indian  Medical  Service Madras. 


52s 


LlHUTENAWT  CoLOJTBlS. 

Reeves,      Francis    Casement^s  LRCPI  t 

LRCSI. j 

iPoynder,  John  Leopold,  iJecp.il/flcs.'is^. 
■Cama,     Rustam     Hormaaii.^'i   LMCP.Ed  ') 

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LCh j 

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VauGevzel,  John  Lawrence,  MB.  MCh 

Tlarin  jton.HastingsXormanV.  .ZflCP.^i  t 

LRCS.Ed > 

M'Kee,  Gerard  Uacklm  Ecoles.^s  LSCP.  "I 

MECS j 

■San.iana.  Kavasji  CuTEet\i,^ LBCS.Ed.  LSA. 
Hakim.Hnrmnsii'MevKanii,"  LRCS.Ed.LSA. 
'Bai-tnn,.Tohn  Ado\rihMS,LRCP. Ed. LRCS  Ed 
Doyle,  Fras.  Joseph,  ZECPI.  FRCSI. ..'.....'. 
Kelji^vala.       Manekshaw       Jamshedii  *2^' 

LRCS.Ed.  ZSA ...".    j 

Kharesat.  Mervanji  Pestanji,«BX  LRCP  1 

Bi.  LRCS.Ed [j 


Majors. 
Patch,  Arthur  Theophilus  Lodge,"  MB.. 


31  Oct.  79 
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31  Mar.  80 

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AEUABES. 


Civil,  Raepore. 
9  Madras  Infantry. 

Surgeon  2nd  District,  Madras.— Sick  Furlough. 
Staff  Surgeon,  Secunderabad. 
Civil,  Barmn.— Sick  Furlouo-h 
(■Chemical  E.xaminer,  Madras,  and  Professor  of 
L     Chemist.-y,Medical  College. 
Agency  Surgeon,  Ulwur. 

23  Madras  Infantry, 
nelgaum  District. 
Medical  Officer,  Maymyo. 
7  Madras  Infantry. 

Lancers  Hyderabad  Contingent. 

Madras  Infantry. 


2  Apr.  Si 
2  Apr.  8: 


SUHGEOW 
AIAJOB. 


Adams,  Charles,"  BA.  MB.  BCh.  FRCSI... 

Da  Costa,  l!;dw.Ronald,ZHCS.Erf.  LRCP.Ed.    2  Apr. 
Kanga.  Jamshedji  Karshedii,  LRCS.Ed  '}        . 
LSA j    =  -^-Pr- 

■O'Hara, Alfred  James,«i;iSCP.£iJ.£iBCS.EiJ.    2  Apr. 

Roe,  Robert  Bradley,  JlfTeCT.XM i  Oct.  Si 

Smyth,  John,'"  3fZ).  J/CA i  Oct    81 

Greany,  Hugh,  arZ).  IfCA i  Oct.  81 

Youugerman,  Edw.  Pettingall.'i  Jl/B.  J/C;,'    i  Oct.  81 
Reilly,  Ed%vin  Wm.,'^  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed.    i  Apr.  82 

Scott,  James,  ITjS i  Apr.  82 

Davis,  Robt.  Evans  Staart,53  MB.  BCh..'.'..'.'  30  Sept.82 

Neilson,WilIiam  Henry,  MB.  MCh 30  Sept.82 

Evans,  .\rthur  Owen,  ZSCP.  MRCS. 31  Mar.  83 

Baniiorman.  William  Burney,'*  MB.  MCh.  29  Sept.83 

Thomson,  Henry, "JIfS.  MCh 29  Sept.83 


Castdr,  Richd.  Henderson,"  LRCP.  3IRCS 

MHiament.FTed.Geo. ZRCP.Ed.LFPS.eiu» 

Doyle,  Ignntins  PurcelL^s  DSO.  LRCPI  t 

LRCSI.  FRCSI.    j 

Crawford,  Frederick  James,  BA.  MD.  MCh. 

Simpson,  David,™  jTO.  MB.  MCh 

Robertson,  Robert,  MB.  MCh 


2  Apr.  93 

2  Apr.  93 

2  Apr.  9: 
2  Apr.  93 

2  Apr.  93 

I  Oct.  93 

I  Oct.  93 
I  Oct.  93 
I  Oct.  93 
I  Apr,  94 
I  Apr.  94 
30  Sept.  94 

30  Se^K.94 

31  Mar.  95 

9  Sept.95 
29  Bept.95 


Moore,  Thomas  Charles,  LRCP.Ed.  LRCSI. 
Dewes,  Frederick  .ToBeph,^:  LRCP.  MKCS 
PmtoJoi.Orphino,'^' LRCP.Ed.\LRCS.Ed.-) 

LFPS.  Ola, .' j 

Strickland,  Percy  C.  Hutchison,"  LRCP  t 

MRCS.  LSA j 

Stewart,  Thomas  VfilUam,''*  LRCP.Edi  t 

LRCS.Ed.  LFPS.Glaa / 

Grant,  Allan  Ewen,''  MB.  MCh 


Peroira,  ynm'k  Cha.r]et,LRCP.Ed.  LSCS  ' 
Ed.  LFPS. alas.  MB 


Captains. 

Williams,  Chas.  Louis,»'  MD.  MCh.  MRCS. 

Viokers,  Wilfrid  Constant,  MB.MCh 

Sutherland,  William  Dunbar,''  MB  MCh 
Carr-Whito,  Percy.  MB.  MCh. 

Wright,  Edmund  Hasell,  LRCP.  'ilRCS 

Molesworth,  WilLiam.ra  MB.  LRCP.  MRCS 


30  Sept.  86 
30  Sept.  86 

io  Sept.  S6 
31  Mar.  S7 
31  Mar.  87 

31  Mar.  87 

31  JIar.  87 
I  Oct.  87 

I  Oct.  87 
I  Oct.  87 
I  Oct.  87 


32  Madras  Infantry. 


j- District  Medical  and  Sanitary  Officer,  Kurnool. 

(.     — olck  Furlough. 

(-Civil    Surgeon,  Chittoor.-Aoting   Dist.  Med. 

I     Cudda^lor  ''  '^°°'''  ^''™''  ™^  °''*'-  "'"''• 

16  Madras  Infantry. 

Officiating  3  Hadras  Infantry. 

1  District  Jledioal   and   Sanitary  Olficer,  God- 

Civil  and  Jail,  Oomrawuttee 

In  charge  of  Mahnrajah  and  Palace,  Mysore. 

5  Infantry  Hyderabad  Contingent 

2  Madras  Lancers. 
Civil  Surgeon,  Akola. 
I  Madras  Lancers. 
Civil  Surgeon,  Rangoon. 
Agency  Surgeon,  Bhopawur. 
Civil  and  Jail,  Moulmein. 

(-Inspector  of  Vaccination  and  Deputy  Sanitary 
J.  Commissioner,  Madras.— In  charge  Pla-ue 
L     Laboratory,  Bomha.y.  " 

Durbar  Physician,  Travancore. 


30  Sept. 98  Civil,  Tauuggyi,  Burma. 
30  Sept. 98  14  Madras  Infantry. 
30  Sept.98'27  Madras  Infantry. 


31  Mar.  38 
31  Mar.  8S 


31  Mar.  99 
31  Mar.  99 

31  Mar.  99 

31  Mar.  99 
I  Oct.  99 

I  Oct.  99 
I  Oct.  99 
I  Oct.  90 


rProf.  of  Fnarmacy-,&o.,  Med.  Coll..  .Madras  — 
<  Surg.  3rd  Dist.-H.M.'a  Peniten.-Governor's 
>,,.  ,-y  (Jiiwri.-Oiv.  Orphan  Asylum,  iliidras 
(Dist.Med.andSan.Off.&c.Ceutml  Jiiil.Cjim- 


_  batore.— Dist.  Med.  and  San.  Off.  A'eilgherris. 


31  Mar.  99 
31  Mar.  99 


bivil  Surgeon,  Tclhcherry.— Acting    Surgeon 
2nd  District— ist  Physician  Govt.  Gen  Hos- 
pital, Ac,  Madras. 
2  Madras  Infantry. 
Civil,  Shwebo,  Burma. 

21  Madras  Iiifantrj'. 
33  Madras  Infantry. 
Civil  Surgeon,  Akyab,  Burma. 
(-Assist.  Phys.,  Gen  Hosd.,  and  Prof,  of  Hyn-ien- 
■j      Madras  Med.  College.— Oflg.  De|i.  Siinitar,\-' 
(.    Commr.  and  Inspector  of  Vaccination. 
Officiating  Madras  Sappers  and  Minors. 


SURGEON 
LIUUT. 


SUBGEON 
CAPTAIN. 


30  Sept.  89 

30  Sept.  89 

31  Mill'.  90 
31  Mar.  90 
31  Mar.  90 
31  Mar.  90 


(  Civ.  Surg.  Ootacamund.— In  med.  charge  Head 
(      Qrs.  Staff  and  Estab.,  Madras.— Civ.,  Cjchin. 

Officiating  19  Madras  Inliintry. 

Civil  Surgeon  and  Jail,  Saugor.— Sick  Furlough. 

Staff  Surgeon,  Bangalore. 

3  Infantry  Hyderabad  Contingent. 


526 


Indian  Medical  Service. — Madras. 


Captains, 
Fearnside,  Clarence  Forbes,  MA.  MB.  MCh 
Johnston,  Charles  Arthur,"  MB.  MCk 


'      MEUT, 


KfiUABES. 


Giffiird,  Gerald  Godfrar,  iffCP.JTiJCS.  ... I      31  Mar.  90  ■ 


Ent;ican,  James,  MD.  MCh 

Pridmore,  Walter  George,  21BCS.  MB.. 


Donovan,  Charles,  MD.  BCh    

Penny,  Jeremiah,  MECS,  LSCP 

Graves,  DouglasHcnry  ii'DoneW.MB.MCh. 
Dallas,  Stuart  Alexander  Charles  MMCS.  1 

LRCP S 

Palk,  Charles  Henry  Leet,  JfB.  MCh 


Elliot,  Eotert  Henry,  LECP.  FECS.  MB.. 


CAPTAIN     l_ 

[31  Mar.  go'Snperintendent  Central  Jail,  Rnjahmundry. 

131  Mar.  903  Madras  Lancers. 

'  District  Medical  and  Sanitary  Officer  andSnp- 
intendent  Reformatory  School.  Chinglepat. 
— Acting  Senior  Surjreon  G.  G.  Hospital,  and 
Prof,  of  Surgery  Madras  Med.  College. 

28  July  9i'3o  Madras  Infantry, 

28  July  91J12  Madras  Infantry, 
o  ,  ,'         f  Personal  Assistant  tio  Surg.  Geu.  with  Madras 

2S  July  91J  ^     Govt.— Med.  Inspector  of  Factories,  Madras. 

28  July  91  29  Madras  Infantry, 

28  July  gi'20  Madras  Infantry, 


•  16  Madras  Infantry. 


■  '•  '30  Jan.  92^30  Jan.  95  Officiatiu'; 

■  '  I  '  (  Civil  Surgeon,  Quetta.— Agencv  Surgeon 
)  J.Tn.  02  30  Jan.  9;   ,     Circle.— Sick  Furlon-ib. 

;  Madras  Lancer.s. 


28  July  giiCivil,  Central  Provinces.— Sick  Furlough. 

Q  T  ,         If  Superintendent    Lunatic    Asylum,    Madras.— 
,28  juiy  gi  ;j     Actine  Sursreon  4th  District, 

("District  Med. and  Sanitary  Ottlcer,  S.  Canara, 

30  Jan.  92  30  Jan.  95l-<     — Superintendent  of  Jail,  Mangalore. — Act- 

'1  "      ;  j  (,    ing  Port  and  Marine  Surgon,  &c.  Madras,  &c 

Mittor.  Robert  King,LfiCP,£d,£ECS'.Erf.>  ^ 

LFPS.Qlas.  MB i  f 

Armstrong.    Wilfrid    Ernest  Arbuthnoc,  I   , 

LRCP.  MECS >    '  ,  ,  „a.      . 

Gabbett  Paltenev  Charles,  iflCP.3f«CS.  =7  July  9227  July  95  OlhcinUnL;  •.  ,   r.u- 

jiacrae.'john  Lewis,  MB.  MCh 27  July  9=  =7  July  gSiWuh  No.  j  >ative  General  Hospital,  Cliina. 

Bidie,  Geo.,  LECP.  Ed.  LRCS.  Ed.  LFPS.  1  j,^  j^n.  ^jljo  Jan.  96  Sick  Foi-lough. 

Sharmanf'E?ic^HarSing:i;BCPV-ie£raV-.'.l29  July  9T=9  Jajy  ^6  «  I^/f -J'^y  f  f^^^^^f J  ^0°^^^^^^ 

Stodart.  Thomas,  MB.  MCh 29  Ju  y  03  29  Ju  y  O^Offi^af  °8  S  ".^^^^  Infant.j , 

niiMo  NTonth    T  <iA  .   .     '29  July  Q3  29  July  96  22  Mauias  .uiiauiry. 

PoSlL^rThomas  HowardriflCP.  ifics.  [29  July  kJ,  July  96.3  Madra.s  Infantry, 
Berry,Alf.Eugene,-°£fiCP.£J.iBCS.£<J.)!     Jan.  gJjgJan.  97'5  Madraslnfantry.  .    ,   „   , 

LFPS. alas. MB ii       ,.  I      ,  I  (Resident  Surg.,  Govt.  Gen.  Hospital,  Madras. 

Fr?.scr,  Herbert  St.  JohH,  MECS.  iBCP... ,29  Jan.  94  29  Jan.  97j  1^     —Prof,  of  Pathology-,  Madras  Med,  College. 

Pearce.  Charles  Ross.  J/B.  ilfCi 128  July  9.'2S  July  97I10  Madras  Infantry. 

Wall,  Frank,  MECS.  LECP ■••.;•■■.,■  29  Jan.  9-,'2g  Jan.  gS.'S  Madras  Infantry.  . 

Mathew,  Chas.  Montague.''  MSCS.LRCP.\,^  j^u   J-  ...J  j^,,.  ^,  supdt.  Central  Jail  and  ActingCivd,  Cannanoro 
Blenkinsop,  Frederick  Linton,  MB.  LSA.    [      jyj^  -   l^j  j,,|y  ^j  officiating  i  Madras  Infantry. 

Illington.  Edmund  Moritz  '^gjuly  05  29  July  o3  Offlciatin-.,'  17  Madras  Infantry. 

Watson,  Thomas  Edgar.  MB.  MCh ■      j„l_  '         j„i'    -g  2  Infantry  Hj-derabad  Conlmgent, 

Webster,_  Ch_ar.,es   _George,     LECP.Fd.  |  ,^^  ^^_^7  9=    9  ^^^^.    9^,^^  ^^^^^^^  ^^^^^^^^_ 


LSCS.Etl.  LFPS.Olas. 


I 


CAPTAIN. 


Pinchard,MichaelBiddulph,3fi2CS.iBCP.29  Jan.  96  29  Jan,  99  24  Madras  Infantry.  „       ■.  ,      t,     <• 

'  .         J      T  '(2nd    Surgeon  Gov.  Gen.  Hospital.— Professo  r 

.  29  Jan.  96|29  Jan.  99  ,     ^^  Medical  Jurisprudence,  Madras  Med.  Col , 
2Q  Jan.  96  29  Jan.  gg  Officiating  24  Madras  Infantry-. 
29  Jan.  96129  Jan.  go  Wfth  No.  3.  Native  General  Hospital,  China. 
29  Jan.  96  2g  Jan.  99  Officiating  4  Infantry  Hyderabad  Contingent. 
29  Jan.  96,29  Jan.  99  Civil  and  Jail,  Meiktila,  Burma. 
29  July  96^29  July  ogHealth  Officer,  Madras. 
20  .luly  q£'29  Julv  99  17  Madras  Infantry. 

.  ,       .:      T  1  I  Officiating  Civil,  Burma.— With  No,  3  N.  Gen. 

29  July  90  29  July  99  -  "      - 


Niblock,  William  James,  MB. 
Harrison,  Clarence  Barrymorc,  MB.  MCh. 
Lalor,  Nicholas  Purcell  O'Gorman,  MB.  ... 
Svmons,  Thomas  Henry,  .tlECS.  LRCV.... 

Rost.  Ernest  Reinhold,  MECS.  LSCP 

Cornwall,  John  Wolfran,  MB.  

Miller,  Alfred,  MB.  MECS.  LECP 

Hammond,  Fred.  A.  Lucas.  MECS.  LECP. 
Brown.Henry  Robu.LECP.Ed.LRCS.Eil.  ) 

LFPS.  Glas 3 

Richards,  Walter  Guyon,  MECS.  LRCP 


I  -        -    --    I      Hospital.  China. 
29  July  96  29  July  99  Officiating  6  Infantry  Hyderabad  Contingent. 


29  July  0620  July  QQ  With  No.  3  Native  General  Hospital,  China. 
JamSiTsydMv  Prfce;  rwB^lfff  CS.  i2CP.  ;29. Inly  9629  July  09  10  Madras  Infantry^  . 

Plemin"  Archibald  NicoLJ/S.J/CA 29  July  06129  July  99  i  Infantry  Hvderabad  Contingent, 

Dee  Peler   MB  129  July  96  29  July  oc  Civil,  Chin  Hills,  Burma. 

Mell  Felix  OswaidNewton,  MB.  MCh I29  July  96120  July  golOfficiating  Head  Quarters  Wing  10  Jats  Siloh 

Browne  Frank  Dennis,  MB 29  July  96J2g  July  o9,With  No,  3  Native  General  Hospital,  Chma. 

Dick  Maxwell  ~'MRCS.  LECP I29  July  gbi29  July  oo  Officiating  10  Madras  Infantry. 


War  Service.9. 


I  Lt  Colonel  W.  R.Browne  served  in  the  Rumpa  Rebellion  in  1S79-S0,  ,     .  ,  „,       , 

16  Lt' Colonel  T   J.  H.  Wilkins  served  with  the  Burmese  Exoedition  in  1883-S6  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
•;  Lt'Colonel  A,' J,  Sturmer  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  tS7S-79  (Medal). 

wit  Colonel  E  Ferrand  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S80-89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
22  Lt  Colonel  c'  L  Swaine  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1883-89  ( Medal  with  two  Clasps) . 
"I  It  Colonel  N  Chatterjee  served  with  the  Buimese  Expedition  in  tS86  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) 
"  Lt  Colonel  M.  E.  Reporter  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-S?  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) 

a;  Lt  Colonel  T.  H.  Pope  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  iS7S-So  (Medal).        

25  Tt  Colonel  D  P  Warlikcr  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-S8  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

M  Lt!colonel  H.  Armstrong  served  during  the  Rumpa  RebelUonin  1S79.     Served  in  theAfghan  war  m  1879-80 

ai^L't  Colonel  H.  St.  C.Carruthers  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  :S79-So  (Medal). 

3=  Lt  Colonel  W.  F.  Thomas  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S86-8S  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
3J  Lt  Colonel  H.  G.  L.  Wort.ibet  served  in  the  .\fghan  war  m  iSSo  (Medal), 
in  1886-88  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).       ,      ,^,  ■       oe    /-.r  j   n 

35  Lt  Colonel  F.  C.  Reeves  served  m  the  Afghan  war  m  iSSo  (Medal). 


Served  withthe  BurmeseExpedition 


Lt.Colonel 


.  Sanj 


[Fiji-  remriincUr  uf  Note/,  sec  end  ,jf  Indian  Medical  Sin-ice,  ji.  5293. 


J 


Indian  Medical  Service.— Bombay. 

Fortlipe^tplanationof  thoqualificatious  of  Lhe  following  Officers,  see  page  iii.] 
} 


527 


SUBGEOIT     CeWBEAL, 

ranking  an  Mnjov  General. 


Baiubridge,  George,  LECP.  MRCS.  L.SA. 

MD 

Hay,  George  William   Robertson,    MIj. 

LRCS.Ed 


I  Colonels. 

Banks,  Samuel  0'BriGU,'^URCPl.  FECSI. 


M'Conaghy,  William,  MI>.  LRCSl 

Weir,    Thomas     Stephenson ,     LECPI.  ") 
LRCSI. ) 


Lieutenant  Colonels. 


Waters.  George,  LRCF.Ed.  LRCS.Ed 

Hartholomeusz,  Matthew  Lorenz.^o  MB.  > 
3fCf, y 

Willrins,  James  Sutherland, ^^  DSO.'} 
LUCP,  MRCS \ 

Dane,  Arthur  Hy.  Cole,^*  MD.  LRCPI.\ 
FRCSI. j 


ASSISTANT 
SUBGEON. 


Crpeany,  John  Philip.  MB.  MCk 

M'Cloghry,  JamGS,3C£firP/.  FRCSI 

Olarkson,  John  Wilkins,^"  LRCP.  MRCS 

Parker,  Joseph.^s  MX).  MCk 

Henderson,     William     George    Hume,*^l 
/.RCPT.  FRCSI.  J 


Dalai,  Kharshedji  Ardeshir,  MB.  MCh 

Boyd,    Henry    Walker    Butler,   LRCPI. 

FRCSI 

Channer,  Osborne  Henry,"  MB.  MCh   


I  Apr.  67 
T  Apr. 

I  Oct.  66 

1  Oct.  6q 
I  Apr.  70 

1  Oct.  6q 

30  Sept. 

31  Mar. 

30  Sept. 

;i  Mar. 

31  Mar. 
30  Sept. 

30  Sept. 

31  Mar. 


SDRGKON 
MAJ.  SEN. 


16  Aug.  97 

1  Apr.  00 


SUKGKON 
COLONEL. 


tS  Sept.g5 


M'Ciilman,  Hugh,  MD.  MCh 

Hatch,  Wm.  Keitli,*5  MB.  MCh.  FRCS.  ( 

Huii.  Si'.rij/'oit  fo  fhf  Viceroi/    ) 

Kirtil;ar,  Kanoba  Ranchhoddas,*"  LRCP.  ) 

MRCS i 

Street,   Alfred    William    Fredk.,^"   DSO.^ 

LRCP.  MRCS S 

Jervis.  Hy.  Prace,^i  LRCS.Ed.  ISA 

David8on,David  Chas.  LRCP, Ed.  LRCS.Ed. 
NarimaD.KalkhosoSorabji,^-Z^C.S'.EU.  X^SJ. 

Monks,  Charles,^-*  Zi?CP/.  LRCSI 

Bull,  Geori^e  Henry,56  JWI).  Mck 

MacCartie,  Frederick  Fitzgerald, =*■  CIE.  > 

MB.  BCh f 


Briggs,  Harry  QcGoh^m.^^MB.MRCS.LSA. 

Carsun,Walter  Peter,'^9il/J?,  ii?r.§/ 

Willi.s.  Chas.  Fancourt,'^'  MD.  MRCP.Ed.  ) 
MRCS j 

Dimmock,  Henry  TeeY&,  LRCP. MRCS. MD. 

Maitlaud,  C.  Bradley,  "5-  LRCP. Ed. ~i 
FRCS. Ed.  FRCP.Ed j 

Mistri,  Kavaaji  Hormasii,*^'  LRCS.Ed.  LSA. 

Fooks,  George  Ernest,"^^  MRCS.  LSA 

Anderson,  Joseph  William  Townsend, ) 
LRCP. Ed.  LRCS.  Ed.  LSA.  FRCS. Ed.    S 


Majors. 
Milne, Alexander.aO.  MB.MCh.Ab.v.^.^.  81 

Baker,  Richard  John, (^^  3/7).  LRCSI 

Corkery.Wm.Alf.saiJprP.Jf^rf.  LFPS.Glas.... 
Avetoom,  Sarkies  Thaddeus,"^^  LRCP.Ed.  ] 

LRCS.Ed f 

Stevenson,  Henry  Wickham,  MRCS.  LSA. 

Lyons,  Robert  William  Steele,  MD.  MCh.... 

Barry,  John  Patrick,'^  BA.  MB.  LRCSI 

Anderson,  Alexander  Vass,-'  MB.  MCh 

Burke,  AVilliam  Henry,'"  BA.  MB.  BCh 


REUAESB. 


Surgeon  General  with  Bombay  Government. 
Madras  Command. 

Nagpore  District. 


I  Mar. 
31  Mar, 
30  Sept. 

30  Sept, 

51ar. 

31  Mar, 

I  Oct. 

L  Oct. 

1  Oct. 

I  Oct. 
30  Mar. 
30  Mar. 

30  Mar. 


30  Sei)t.78 

30  Sept.  78 

31  Oct.  79 
I  Mar.  E. 

1  Mar.  80 

2  Oct.   So 
2  Oct.  So 

2  Oct,   So 


SCR  G£ON. 


2  Apr.  81 

2  Apr.  81 
2  Apr.  81 
2  Apr.  Si 
2  Apr.  81 
I  Apr.  82 

I  Apr.  82 

I  Apr.  8? 
30  Sept. 82 


COLONEL, 
39  Sept.98 

r  Apr.  00 

BRIGSURG 
LT.  COL, 

I  Mar.  96 

?2  June  97 

16  Aug.  07 
I  Apr.  98 

9  June  98 

24  June  99 

30  Sept. 95 
3  Jan.  00 

31  Mar.  96 

SURGEON 
LT.COL. 


I  Mar. 
,1  Mar. 
;o  Sept. 
,0  Sept. 

;i  Mar. 

;i  Mar. 

I  Oct.    Q7 

1  Oct.  97 
I  Oct.  97 
I  Oct.  97 
o  Mar.  98 
o  Mar.  gS 

30  Mar.  98 


Sind  District. 
Quetta  District. 


^Presidency  Surgeon,  3rd  District,  with  medi- 

<     eal  charge  of  Jails,  House  of  Correction,  and 

C     BycuJla  Schools. 

[C'ivil  Surgeon  and  Supdt.  B.  J.  Medical  School 

t     and  Lunatic  Asiylnm.  Ahuietlabad. 

31  Bombay  Infantry. 

f  Agency  Surgeon,  Bhopal,  and  A.M.O.  in  Cen- 
t     tral  India. 

f  Civil  Surgeon  and  Supdt.  B.  J.  Medical  School, 
L     and  Lunatic  Asylum,  Poona. 
Civil  Surgeon,  Kurruchee. 
Sanitary  Commissioner,  Bombay. 
Medical  Storekeeper,  Bombay.  ' 

Surgeon  Gocnldas  Tejpal  Hospital,  Bombay. 


30  Sept. 98 
^o  Sept.gS 

51  Oct,  99 

31  Mar.  oc 

31  Mar.  DC. 

2  Oct.  00 
2  Oct. 

2  Oct.  00 

>URGBON 
UA.IOR. 


2  Apr.  93 
2  Apr.  93 
2  Apr.  93 
2  Apr.  93 


Civil  Surgeon,  Dhonlia. 
Physician,  St.  George's  Hospital. 
S' Deputy     Sanitary     Commissioner,     Southern 
\     Registration  Districts. 
Sick  Furlough. 

rPrincipal  and  Prof,  of  Surg.  &c.    Grant  Med. 
<     Coll.— Senior  Surgeon,  Sir  Jamsetjee  Jejee- 
K.     !)hoy  Hospital. 
Civil  Surgeon,  Ratnagherry, 

C  Deputy  Sanitary  Commissioner  Central  Regis- 

I     tration  District. 
7  Boniba;^'  Infantry. 
Civil,  Dharwar. 
Civil,  Sm-at.— Fiu'lough. 
Port  Surgeon,  Aden. 
Staff  Surgeon,  Poona. 

Assay  Master,  Calcuttn  Mint. 


12  Bombay  Infantry. 
Civil  Surgeon,  Belgaum. 

Superintendent,  Mahableshwur, 

r  Obstetric  Physician,  Sir  .Tamsetjeo   Jeieebhoy 
<      Hospital,  andProf.of  .Midwifory,  Grant  Meii. 
(.     Coll.  and  Presidency  Surgeon,  ist  District, 
r  Bombay  Lancer.s. 

Officiating  21  Bombay  Infantry. 
Bombay  Sappers  and  Miners. 

Civil  Surgeon,  Aden. 


Assay  Master,  Bombay  Mint. 
(  Presidency  Surg.  2ud  District  and  Marine  Surg 
\     —Acting  Supdt.  Lunatic  Asylum,  Colaba. 

Civil  Surgeon,  Karwar.— Sick  Furlough. 


27  Bombay  Infantry. 

2  Apr.  93  Civil  Surg,  and  Supdt,  Med.  Schools,  Hyderabad. 

'  ist  Physician  Sir  J,  J,  Hosp.,Prof.  of  Medicine, 
&c.,  G.  M.  College,  Bombay, 
pdt.  Colaba  Lunatic  Asylum.— Acting  Civil, 
Nassick,  and  Deputy  Sanitary  Commissioner, 
Western  Registi'ation  Districts, 

3  Dep.  Sanitary  Commr.   Western   Registration 

\     Dist.— Civil  Surgeon,  Nassick. 

(Med.  Officer  to  KaMiiawar  Pol.  Agency.— Tn 

<:    charge  of  West   Hospital,   Ra>kote. 

TT 


I  Apr.  94 


I  Apr.  94 

I  Apr.  94 
)  Sept. 94 


?Sup 
{      N 


528 


Indian  Medical  Service. — Bombay. 


Majobs. 


Var  Crimmin,  John,"  XiSCP/.i^CS/.. 

Collie,  Mackintosh   A.lex.  T.,   MB.  MCh.l 
LRCP.Ed.  LECS.Ed i 

Quioke,  William  Henry,"  i'flCS.  LSA 

Sarkies,  Carrapiet  John,'^  MB.  MCh 

Gravfoot,     Blenman     Buhot,    LRCP.Ed.  \ 

LRCS.Ed.  LFPS.Ohu.  MRCfi i 

Dyson,  Thomas  Edward,  MB.  MCh 


BEUABES. 


30  Sept.94!  Health  Offieer,  Port  of  Bombay.  . 
nr.         I  I  Civil,  Nassick.— Supt.,  Matheran,  and  ex  offlew 

31  Mar.  95  j     Assist.  Collector,  Colaba. 
(  2nd  Surgeon,  Sir  Jamsetjee  Jejeebhoy  Hospital 
\     and  Professor  of  Anatomy   and  Curator  0I 
I    Museum,  Grant  Med.  College. 
8  Bombay  Infantry. 


31  Mar.  95 
29  Sept.  95 


Mi.lOR. 


of 


Meyer,    Charles    Hardwick    Louw,  MD.\ 
MRCS.  H.P.  M.G.U.  87  i 

Childe,  Letteratedt  Fredk.,  B.l.MB.  MJtCS. 

Hpfbert,  Herbert,"'  LRCP.  FRCS 

Harrv,  Thos.  David  OoUis,  LRCPI.  MRCS, 
.loncs,  ,Tohn  Lloyd  Thomas,  MB.  MRCS.   ... 

.lennings,  William  Ernest.  MB.  MCh 

Hoiel.Jas. Graham,  BA.  MB.  BCh.  MRCPI 
Arnim,  Henry  Chas.  Leffler.  LRCP.  MRCS 

Thomson,  George  Sloaue,  MB. MCh 

Prall,  Samuel  Esmond,  MB.  LRCP.  MRCS. 

CAPTilNS. 

Rickettn.Wm.  Symonds  Percival,4fS.ilfC». 

Moore,  Charles  Malcolm,  MD 

Jenney,  George  William,  MB.  MCh 

Hudson,  Charles  Tilson,  LRCP.  MRCS 

Smith,  John  Blackburn,  B.i.il/'B.  MCh 

Cleveland,  Henry  Eras.,  LRCP.MRCS.LSA 

Jackson,  James,  MB 

Street,  Ashlon,™  MB.  FRCS 

Jameson,  John  Bland,"'  MB.  MCh 

Whitcombe,  ErnestGerald  Robert,  £BCP.  > 

Eli.  LRCS.Ed .  LFP.S.Glax i 

Basu,  Banian  l)as,  LSA.  MRCS 

Irvine,  Thomas  Walter, iUi(.  MCh.  

Swinton,  Francis  Edwnrd,  LRCP.  MRCS... 


30  Sept. 93 
io  Sept.gR 

31  Ma.r.  99 


Civil  Surgeon,  Satara. 


f  Dep.  Sauitary  Oommr.  Goozerat   Re.'jistration 

(.      District. 

I'Prof.  of  Physiology,  Histology  and  Hygiene 

■i     Grant  Medical  College. -Acting  Professor  of 

(.    Ophthalmic  Medicine,  &c. 

(  2nd  PhvB.  &  Registrar,  Sir  Jamsetjee  Jejeebhoy 
,1  Mar.  99  '^  Hosp.&Prof.ofPathology,  &c.  GrantMed.Cnll. 
;i  Mar.  99  Ophthalmic  Surgeon,  Bombay. 

,,         '  1  <  Chemical  Analyser  to  Govt,  and  Professor  n( 
31  Mar.  99[  '^     Chemistry,  &c..  Grant  Medical  College,  iVc. 
I  Oct.   99iDepnty  Assav  Master,  Calcutta  Mint. 
I  Oct.  09'civil.  Sholajmr.— Special  duty,  Bombay. 
31  Mar.  t)o' Civil  Surseon,  Ahmednagar. 
31  Mar.  ooiDep.  San.Commr.  Sind  Registration  Districts. 
31  Mar.  00I14  Bombay  Infantry. 
29  Sept.oo'otBciating  9  Bombaj  Infantry. 


BUUGBON 
CAPTAIN. 


Burnett,  Sidney  Harvey,  MB.  MCh 

Jackson,  Thomas.  MB.  BCh 

Kilkelly,  Patrick  Percy,  MB.  BCh 

Leumann,  Bernard  Henry  Prederick,I/S>i.  ) 

MRCS.  LRCP.  MB.  DPU.  Camb i 

Bennett,  Hugh,  MB.  MCh 

Bennett,  Vivian  Boase,  MB  BCh 

Moore,  Hugh  Myddleton,  MRCS.  LRCP.  .. 

Johnston,  Dudley  Cater,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Evans,      Samuel,    LRCP.Ed.    LRCS.Ed.  j 

LFPS.OIm.  MB.  MCh:   i 

M'Donald,  James  Haldaue,  MB.  MCh 

Hooton,  Alfred.  MRCS.  LRCP 

Kinf,  Arthur  Frederick  Vfm.MRCS  LRCP. 

Standage,  Robert  Frazer,  MRCS.  LRCP.  . 

Gibbs,  Andrew. Armstrong,  LRCPI. LRCSl. 

Knapton,  Henry  Alf.  Forbes,  MRCS.  LRCP. 


27  July  92 
27  July  92 

27  July  92 
29  July  93 
29  Jan.  94 

29  Jan.  94 

28  July  97 
28  July  97 

28  July  97 

29  Jan.  95 

29  Jan.  95 

[29  July  95 
I29  July  95 
29  July  95 
29  July  95 
I29  July  95 


30  Mar.  89I17  Bombay  Infantry. 

30 Mar.  89I Agency  Surgeon,  2nd  Class. 

30  Mar.  89  26  Bombay  Infantry. 

30  Mar.  8912  Bombay  Infantry.  .  ,  ^.   .,  r. 

30  Bept.89  Civil,  Bejapore.-Actmg  Assist.  Civil,  Poona. 
-  3  Bombay  Cavalry. 

Superintendent  Yerrowda  Central  Prison. 
Cis'il,  Sukkur.— Acting  2nd.  Surg.  Sir  J.  J.  Hos|). 

31  Mar!  qojz  Bombay  Lancers. 

31  Jan.  9116  Bombay  Cavalry. 

31  Jan.  gi's  Bombay  Infantry. 

■S  July  91  7  Bombay  Lancers.  ,,,,„„        „      , 

.7  July  QslPersonalAssist.to  Principal  Med.Omcer  Bombay. 


30  Sept.Sg 

31  Mar.  go 
31  Mar.  90 


,  .        If  Resident  Sarg.  St.  George's  Hosp.  Bombay.- 
27  July  Q5!  \     Prof  of  Materia  Medica,  &c.,  Gr.aut  Med.  Col. 

27  July  95  Superintendent    Hyderabad   Central    Prisons. 
29  July  964  Bombay  Cavalry. 
29  Jan.  97iCivil,  Broach. 
29  Jan.  97U  Bombay  Infantry. 

28  July  97' 13  Bombay  Infantry. 

28  July  07,10  Bombay  Infantry. 
-8  Jul'v  07  24  Bombay  Infantry. 
"         ■'^  ^'1  (Acting  Health  Officer,  Port  of  Bombay.— Asst. 

29  Jan.  98!  \      sur".  David  Sassoon  Hospital,  Sec,  &c. 
<  Personal  Assistant  to  Surgeon  General   witli 

29  Jan.  98  I     (jovernment  of  Bombay. 

29  July  q8  19  Bombay  Inlaniry. 

29  July  q8  CO  Bombay  Infantry. 

29  July  q8  28  Bombay  Infantry. 

-a  July  93  29  Bombay  Infaniiy. 

'9  July  q8  -m  Bombay  Infantry. 


Bakhle,  Chintaman  Ramchandra,  MRCS.  \ 
LRCP i 

i:iikday,  Krishnaji  Vishnoo,  LRCP.Ed.X 
LRCS.Ed.  LFPS.Gtas ) 

Smith,  Frank  Addinsell,  MB.  MRCS.  1 
i^RCP S 


29  Jan.  96 
29  Jan.  96 
29  July  96 


CAPTAIN. 

29  Jan.  99  1  Bombay  Infantry. 
•9  Jan.  99  5  Bombay  Infantry. 
29  July  99  Officiating  Agency  Surgeon,  Muscat. 


War  Hercices. 


1867-68,  and  was  present  at  the  capture 


1  Colonel  S.  O.  Banks   served   in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  m 

^"^Lfcitoem:  L.  Bartholomeusz  served  in  the  Afghan  wiiv  in  >8S°  '^J^'|''^|.;  ;„  ^^^  „a,.ch  to  Candahar  with  thG 

»i  Lt.Colonel  J.  S.Wilkins  served  in  the  Afghan  w»V"v,"n?eSrm<'^e  Expedition  in  ,886-87    (mentioned  in 
force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (Medal).    Served  with  tliL   Burmese  r-.xue  i  1, 
desuatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ,  wasnresentin  the  engagements  atGirishk, 

»  Lt.Colonel  A.  H.  C.  Dane  served  m  the  Afghan  war  m  1879-80,  a°d  was>  P^f  ™  ^^i^   ^f  Candahar  (mentioned  m 
in  the  defence  of  Candahar  including  the  sortie  of  Deb  Khojah,  and  at  tne  oattie 
despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  ,5,0  r„;„  southern  Afghanistan  (Medal). 

«Lt.i:olonel  J.  M'Cloghry  served  in  the  Afghan  wa        ■'l'".^°'8°^°;'^'  Southern  Afghanistai  (Medal).    Served 

»Lt  Colonel  J.  W.  Clarkson  served  in  the  Afghan  war   in  1880  m  aoutue. 
with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-88  (Medal  with  -laspK         „„,  »    (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

»I.t.Colonel  J.  Parker  served  with  the  Bnrmeae  Ex  sedition  in  1886-89  (Meoai  w.m 


Indian  Medical  Service,  Bumbaij.  —  War  Services.  52S(, 

Medalw^.'roLrp).''-  "'  °-'^--"  — ^ -"1^  the  Burmese  Exped.Uou  m  .S87-SS  (meut.oneU  m  despatches. 
l»"mfcSl™Me?al)'-  '''''"""'  '"^'"'  '°  ''^'^  ^f^"'^"  "•-■  '"  '^"-^°  -    Southern  Afghanistan  (mentioned  ,u 

Girishk  and  at  the  defence  of  Candahar  (Medal     "  1879-80,  and  «a»  present  ,n  the  eusasement  at 

with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  E>cpedtion  in  .Syanenttanedit^d^^^^^^^ 
^>  Lt.Colonel  H.  P.  Jervis  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedtioninss.SQ  (Medal  wahUv,?rt^n^ 

w^^c'iaS-)'"'  ^-  •'■   ''""°'''  '"'  '"'''"'  '^-  ""•  ^^-"^^ '-■™'i  "  i«'"^e  Bu^ese  l5^prd?tPonr!is5^S;  (Medal 

"  il;S^  S:  H°^f!e;^;^  w^^\,^T?Zr:r^^oe^?;;jJ^^';i4r'|!l^I^^ 

^'L'^ri-s^M^^f.'^  '"■'"'  ""-'  °'"^'''*  '^"=''^""'  ""'^"'  ^'■-  He.^^e.'t'i^!tlt";'^n''I?,^'tSk,'StTi:i 

«  Lt.Colonel  F.  F.  MacCartie  served  in  the  Afp;han  war  in  18S0  (Medal) 

=*  Lt.Colonel  H.  B.  Brings  served  with  the  Burmese  Bxpeditioa  in  i8S;;'-8- fMpdal  witl,  Clo^,,!      So„     ji      .. 
campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Loekhart'ii  i8g 7  wHh  the  T?rai,  EvnJdfnl^''^ 
Force  (mentioned in  despatchea,  Medal  with  two  Clasp.sl  '-■^naru  in  1597  witu  the  iirah  Expeditionary 

i;r885:S7\TedaHvi^hglasp°  ''"'"  '"  '''"  •"^'^''"  ^^'^'^  '"   -^8°  •^le-ial).    Served  with  the  Burmese  E.xpedition 

«  Lt.Colonel  C.  F.  Willis  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  Cavalry  Field  Hosuital  Indian  r,,,,,,-,, 

Xe' s^'^;™'  '"■'''°'  '"'  '^'  '^""  "'  Tel-ei-Kebir  and  at  the  capture  of  Cairo"^  (Meda?  wltf  ClSp    and  Khe-" 

yi^ri^^^tiSn^^^^^^S^V;^^!^^!^::"'^'''  '^^^  (^«-»-l.-<i  Khedive's  Star).    Served  with  the 


6*  T  t'n"!"'"'',  ?•  ^-^'^i'"  ^"''"!?  "';?  '■li'^.Burmese  E.xpedition  in  ,Sto-SS  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
65  Lt.Colonel  G.  h.  Fooks  served  with  the  Zhob  \-aliey  Expedition  in  iSSj  ^'.'sp;. 

'<■  Major  R.  J.  Baker  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  iSoo 

wah^htB™ese  EtpeditTon  in  ^SSS-S^ISal  ^wKllsp"  "''  '^"''''' ''''''  ''""''''  ^'"'  '^'-'"-'^  «'"■'■  -■■-' 
de^p^tte"  Medial  IfthSlast).'^-  ""•  ^"'''^^  ^«"^'*  -"^  "^^  «— <=  Expedition  in  .886-87  (mentioned  in 
with'^Taspf.'^"  ^'^^"^""'""^  ^^P''''^  *•  Street  served  with  the  second  Miranzai  E.xpedition  in  i8g.  (Medal 

«  Captain  J.  B.  Jameson  served  with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  iSoi  (Medal  with  Clasp)  Served  in 
the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  iS^-.rwith  he  'sth  Bombav 
Infantry  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Mohmand  Field  Force,  iucludi,,..  the  en°a™ment  at  Badmaiiai 
Pass  and  the  capture  of  Jarob,(ineDtioned  in  despatches) :  also  with  the  TirahExpeditro"na^  Force  incl"d- 

^i   }/_™  .'°?!,.'"  the  Maidan  and  the  marcu  down  the  Cara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  mcinan 


hI^c!  =^  the  enemy  who  were  movinKofffrom  the  Karen  left  flank,  and  two  men  fell  to  the  ground  wounded. 
,^  evp  .  H^f^r  Crimmin  attecdin-  one  of  the  men  about  200  yards  to  the  rear.  Karens  were  round  The  party 
in  every  direction,  and  he  saw  several  fire  at  Sur^-eon  Crimmm  and  the  wounded  man.  A  Sepoy  then  ealloped 
up  to  burfreoncrimmic,  and  the  latter  joined  the  flshting  line  which  then  came  up.  Lieutenant  Tijjbe  further 
states  that  ver.v  shortly  alterwards  they  were  engaged  in  driving  the  enemy  from  small  clumps  of  trees  and  bam- 
boo,  m  which  the  Karens  took  shelter.  Near  one  of  these  clumps  he  saw  Surgeon  Crimmin  attending  a  wounded 
man.  several  Karens  rushed  out  at  him  ;  Surgeon  Crimmin  thrust  his  sword  through  one  of  them,  and  attacked 
a  second,  a  third  Karen  then  dropped  from  the  fire  nf  a  Sepoy,  upon  which  the  remaining  Karens  fled." 

■    Major  W.    H.Quicke  served   with  the   Zhob   Valley   Expedition  in    1884  including  the  engagement  at  ■ 
iJowiatzai.    served  with  the  Burmese  Kxpedition  in  1835-S6  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■ '  Major  C.  .1.  Sarkies  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-88  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

'  Major  H.  Herbert  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Zaila  Field  Force  in  1890. 


I 


Indian  Medical  Service. 


I  6UEGX0  N 


COMUA.ITD. 


28  Jan, 
28  Jan, 
28  Jan, 


^7  28  Jan.  oojBengal. 
97128  Jan.  00 Bengal. 
97  28  Jan.  oo'Bengal. 
97 128  Jan.  oo|Benj;rtl. 


52?^  

Captains. 
M'AiMlc.  Andrew   Augustine  Frayne,  MB.  BCh.  Surgeon  Natm-alist  to  1 

Marine  Survev  of  India.— Bombay - ;•,  'i'  ' 

Woollcy,  Jasper  llaxwcll,  MB.  MRCS.  LECF.  Detachment  18  Bengal  Inf... 
Lane,  Clayton  Avljuthnot,  MD.  MRCS.  LUCF.  with  No.  4  Native  General  I 

Hosi>ittil.  Calcutta ■:,•■'■ 

Kelly.  Tluiums  Bernard,  TJ!rP.E,I.FJlCS.Ed.  LFPS.GIa>.  OiTg.  j  C.  I 

Hun-o  .lame.s  Henry. /) so,  V«.  MPCS.LRCP.  26  Bengal  Infantry    

Kenrick,  Wm.Hanulton,  .VA'r.v  LI/CJ'.  Officiating  i  Sikhlnlautry 

Watson,  Charles  Henry,  MJils.  I.SCP.  Panjal)  Frontier  Force    

Lincoln,  Charles  Hope  Septimus,  MRCS.  LRCF.  30  Bombay  Infantry  .... 

Price,  Raymond  Herbert,  MB.  MCh.  22  Bombay  Infantry  

Baines,  Edgar  Francis  Eardley,  LECP.  E>).  LBCS.  Ed.  T-FP.S.GIa,.  Ofheiat- 1  ^g  jj^^_  ^^  ^g  jjj„_  ^  Bombay. 

Ing  23  Bombay  Infantry •• )  '  ' 

Sealy,  Geoffrey  Orr  Pearn,  MRCS.  LRCP.  Officiating  4  Bombay  Infantry 
Brvson.  Reginald.  XiJCPS/.  XJ-CS.Bi.  iFP«.  G?" 

Field  Hospital,  China 

Jlun-ay,  John  George  Patrick,  MB.  MCh.,  Officiating  20  Bengal Jnfantry 
.\uderaon,  Samuel, -Tf." 

pital,  China  Expedit 


Horsel28  Jan.  _,       .      .      , 

I28  .Tan.  Q7!28Jan.  00  Punjab. 

..      28  .Tan.  97  28  Jan.  ooPunjab. 
...  28  Jan.  97|28  Jan.  oo.Punjah. 
28  Jan.  97128  Jan.  oolBombay. 
28  Jan.  97  28  Jan.  oo!Bombay. 


8  Jan.  97  28  Jan.  00  Bombay. 
No.  61  Native !  1^3  jjj„_  97J28  Jan.  co!Madra3 
28  July  97  28  July  00  Bengal. 
MB.  MCh.  Sections  C  and  D  No769  Native  Field  Hos- (  ^g  j^,y  ^^^g  jQiy  oo^Punjab. 

^ ,  ^ ,,iitionary  Force   i 

Hutchinson,  Francis  Hope  Grant,  JIB.  MCh.  With  No.  2  Native  General  I.  I^g  j,,iy  g^jjs  July  oO|Bombay. 

Hospital,  China '     „  ,  ,'        I  ox   1         ln„„i,o„ 

Marjorilmnks,  James  Leslie,  MB.  MCh.  Erinpura  Irregular  Force 28  July  97,28  .July  00  Bombay. 

Fcnton,  Alexander,  MB.  MCh.  Officiating  6  Infantry  Hyderabad  Contingent  2S  July  97  28  July  oO|Maaras. 
Dredge,  .lames  Allen,  MRCS.  LRCP.  In  charge  Section  D  No.  54  Native  \  ^^  jy,y       .g  jyjy  ooliladras. 

Field  llci.'-pital,  I'liiua  Exp.  Force  )   "  '        1  .   ,    ,         Ur    1 

Knox,  Robert  Welland,  MB.  MCh.  No.  37  Native  Field  Hospital,  Malakand  E.  28  July  97,28  July  00  Madias. 


iry  MH.  BCh.  With  Nn.  58  Native  Field  Hosp.  China  Field  Force  28  Jan.  98  Bengal, 
jrijes,  MB.  LSA.  No.  2  Native  General  Hosp.  China  Kxp.  Force  ...  28  Jan.  g8|Beuga'. 
.nken,  MRC^.  LBCP.  No.  1  Native  G.;n.  Hosp.  China  Exp.  Force..  28  Jan.  gSlPuu.jab. 


Lieutenants. 
Delaiiy,  Thon:as  Henr 
llait,  John  Walter  For 
Douglas,  Stewart  Rank 
O'.Meara,  Eugene  John.  LjSA.  Officiating  1 1  Bengal  Lancers 

Tate,  Godfrey,  MB.  BCh.  Officiating  4  Punjab  Infantry 

Baird,  Roy  Fearon,  MRCS.  LRCP.  Officiating  16  Bengal  Lancers    

Gage,  And.  Thos.  MB.  MCh.  Curator  of  Herbarium,  Royal  Botanic  Garden,  Calcutta  ... 

Laing,  George  Campbell,  MB.  MCh.  Officiating  16  Bombay  Infantry 

M'Pherson,  George.  UB.  MCh.  Officiating  24  Bombay  Infantry 

Hunt,  Spencer,  MBCS.  LRCP.  Me\T\ar  Bheel  Corps 

Sargent,  Alfred  George,  MRCS.  LECP.  With  No.  :;i  Native  Field  Hosp.  China   

Cox,  Walter  Hulbert,  LBCP.  Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  LFPS.  Gla».  With  Sections  C  and  D  No.  > 

62  Native  Field  Hospital,  Cljina  i 

Condon,  de  Vere,  MB.  BCh.  No.  47  Native  Field  Hospital,  Cliina  

Gidney,  Henry  .Albert  John,  LSA.  No.  42  Native  Field  Hosjntal,  China  Exp.  Force 

Kirkpatrick,  Henry,  MB.  BCh.  Ofiiciating  20  Madras  Infantry 

Fayrer,  Fred.  Dunind  Stirling,  MBCS.  LECP.  Officiating  23  Madras  Infantry  

Clutale,Padmahar  Krishna, /.TiCP.^.;.  LRCS.Ed.  i,i?P;S'.GZ(i».  Officiating  31  Madras  Inf. 
Lethbridge,  WilUam,  MB.  MCh.  Officiating  7  Madras  Infantry 


SUEGEON 
LIBCT. 


28  Jan.  981  Punjab, 
28  Jan.  98:Puiiiali. 
23  Jan.  98JPunjiib. 
28  Jan.  98:Panjab. 
28  Jan.  93  Bombay. 


28  Jan.  98 
28  Jan.  98 
28  Jan.  I  ' 

28  Jan. 


28  Jan. 
28  Jan. 
23  Jan, 
28  Jan. 
28  Jan. 
28  Jan. 


98 


Bombay. 
Bombay. 
Bombay. 

Bombay. 

Bombay. 
Bombay. 
Madras. 
Madras. 
Madras. 
Madras. 


LIBUT. 


27  July  98;  Bengal. 
27  July  98, Punjab. 
27  July  98'BeDgal. 
27  July  98  Punjab. 
27  July  9S  Madras. 
27  July  08  Punjab. 
27  July  oSj  Bombay. 


27  July 
27  July 


i  Bombay. 
;i  Bombay. 


28  Jan.  99  Bengal. 

28  Jan.  99;  Bengal. 

28  Jan.  99'Bengal. 

28  Jan.  99  Punjab. 
28  Jan.  99I  Bengal. 
28  Jan.  99, Bombay. 
28  Jan.  99  Bengal. 


Hunter,  Thomas,  MB.  Officiating  6  Bengal  Infantry 

Battye,  Walter  Rothney,  MBCS. Ed.  LRCP.  MB.  BCh.  Officiating  14  Bengal  Infantry  ., 

Meakiii,  Harold  Budgett,  MD.  With  No.  43  Native  Field  Hosp.  China  Field  Force    

Hutcheson,  George,  MBCS.Ed.  LRCP.  MD.  Officiating  34  Bengal  Infantry   

Listen,  William  Glen,  MB.  BCh.  Officiating  4  Inlantry  Hyderabad  Contingent 

Boulton,  Harold,  MECS.  LRCP.  Derajat  District    

Anthony,  Richard  William,  MB.  MCh.  25  Bombay  Infantry   

Tucker,'  Ernest  Frederick  Gordon,  MRCS.  LRCP.  Officiating  17  Bombay  Infantry 

Stewart,  George  Edward,  J/ii.  3/"C/i.  No.  47  Native  Field  Hosjiital,  China    .        .    ,, 

Thompson,  Frank  Stuart  Corbitt,  MB.  MCh.  20  Bombay  Infantry   27  July  98, Bombay. 

Novis,  Thomas  Shepherd,  MECS.  iECP.  Officiating  7  Bombay  Infantry ,27  July  aSjBombay. 

Watson,  Jchn  William,  MECS.  LRCP.  Officiating  10  Bombay  Infantry 27  July  98  Bombay. 

Twigg,  Herbert  Joseph  Richard,  3IB.  BCh.  With  2  Bombay  Lancers 27  July  98  Bombay. 

Leicester.  John  C.yril  Holdich,  LRCP.  FECS.  MD.  With  No.  58  Native  Field  Hosp. ) 

China  Field  Force - f 

Innes,  Hubert,  MB.  MRCS.  LECP.  Lahore  District  

Willmore,  Wilbam  Southwick.  MRCS.  LRCF.  With  No.  43  Natiye  Field  Hospital, ■) 
China  Field  Force S 

Walter,  Albert  Elijah,  MRCS.  LRCP.  No.  i  Native  General  Hosp.,  China  Exp.  Force... 

Hudson,  CoiTie,  MECS.  LECP.  Officiating  2  Bengal  Infantry 

Hutchinson,  Leslie  Thomason  Rose,  MB.  BCh.  Special  duty,  Dharwar 

Weinman,  Charles  Frederick.  MB.  MCh.  Officiating  44  Bengal  Infantry 

Cruddas,  Hamilton  Maxwell,  MRCS.  LRCP.  Sections  A  and  B  38  Native  Field  Hos- 1 
pital,  China  Exp.  Force I 

Fleming  .Alexander  Mathers,  MB.  MCh.  Derajat  District ...    

Ward,  Ellacott  Leamon,  MRCS.  LECP.  Officiating  4?  Bengal  Infantry 

Walker,  John  N.jrman,  MRCS.  LRCP.  No.  3  Native  General  Hosp.  China  Exp.  Force 

Roberts,  Vivian  Heathcote,  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  LFPS.  Glan.  No.  3  Native  General) 
Hospital,  China  Exp.  I'orce ) 

Robinson,  John  Elliott,  MRCS.  LS.l.  Officiating  Meywar  Bheel  Coqis   

King,  George, -T/.B.  MCh.  With  Koliat-Kurram  Force 

Ross,  Thos.  Spinks,  LRCP.Ed.  LECS.Ed.  LFPS.Glas.  Officiating  28  Madras  Infantry 

Groube,  Geo.  Patrick  Thomson,  MRCS.  LECP.  With  No.  66  Native  Field  Hosp.  l^hina 

Atal,  Pandit  Piaraylal,  MECS. LECP.  No.  2  Nat.  General  Hosp.,  China  Exp.  Force 

Pearson,  William  MacMullen,  MB.  MCh.  No.  50  Native  Field  Hospital,  Malakand  Force 

Kemp,  David  Claude,  il/ii;C.S'.  LECP.  LSA.  Lahore  District 

Greig,  Edward  David  Wilson,  MB.  MCh.  Derajat  District,  ('ivil  Bannoo 

Dykes,  Campbell,  3£B.  MRCS.  LRCP.  Officiating  3  Bengal  Infantry 

M''Kechnie,  William  Ernest,  MB.  BCh.  No.  2  Native  General  Hosp.  China  Exp.  Force 

Harvey,  William  Frederic,  MB.  MCh.  DPH.  Camb.  Lahore  District    

Forster,  William  Charles  Hugham,  MB.  MCh.  DPH.  Camli.  Peshawar  District 

Urwin,  John  Johnson,  MB.  MECS.  LRCP.  With  Malakand  Force 

M'Cay,  David,  MB.  BCh.  B.IO.  With  No.  39  Native  Field  Hospital,  China 

Fry,  Arthur  Brownfield,   MB.  MECS.  LRCP.  Derajat  District 

I'cilc,  Harry  Diamond,  J/JSCS.  iiilCP.  Derajat  District -.  ,,. 

Cowin,  Douglas  Henry  Fawcett,  MBCS.  LRCP.  Derajat  District 27  Ju'V  99  Pi»°Jf " 

Maddock.  Edward  Cecil  (Jordou,  MB.  BCh.    With  21  Bombay  Infantry   „ J27  J>"y  99!Bombay 


28  Jan.  99 

28  Jan,  99 
28  Jan.  99 
28  Jan.  99 

28  Jan.  99 


Punjab. 

Punjab. 
Punjab. 
Punjab. 

Punjab. 

Bombay. 
Madras. 
Madras. 
Madras. 
Madras. 
Madras 


28  Jan.  99 
28  Jan.  99 
2S  Jan.  99 
28  .Tan.  99 
28  Jan.  99 
28  Jan.  09 
28  Jan.  gqjMadras 
27  July  99;Punjab. 
27  July  99  Bengal. 
27  July  99' Punjab. 
27  July  99  Punjab. 
27  July  991  Punjab. 
27  July  99' Bengal. 
27  July  99  Bengal. 
27  July  991  Punjab. 
27  Julr  991  Punjab. 


Indian  Medical  Service. 


S2ga 


Lieutenants. 

Dickiufjon,  William  Henry,  MB.  BCh.  Officiating  i  BomI)av  Infantry     

Manuk,  Mack  WaUev,  MB.  MCh.  Dcrajat  District    ] ' ] 

Tucker.  William  Hancock.  MlfCs.  LU'CP.  With  No.  4:  NativeFieia  Hospitai.Cbina 

Tuke.  Arthur  William,  MRCs.  LECP.  With  21  Bombay  Infantry 

Lowson,  Charles  Stewart,.  ME.  MCh.  Quettii  District;  Actnifj  Civil  Surgeon,  Jacobabad 
lieamau,  Joseph  Harrison  Leonard.  MT>.  BCh.  BAG.  Officiating  28  Sombay  Infantry 
Sloan.  John,  MB.  BCh.  BAO.  Officintiiii,'  2:  Bombay  Infantry 

Stewart,  George  Herbert,  MB.  BCh.  With  No.  ^9  Native  Field  Hospital,  China    V.V 
Andersor..  Dngald  Nairne,  MB.  MCh.  With  No.  3  Native  General  Hospital,  China  .... 

Chandhuri,  Manmatha  Nath,  Wing  12  Madras  Infantry 

MacGilchrist,  Arcliibald  Currie,  MB.  BCh.  With  No.  =57  Native  Field  Hospitai,"c.hina 

Megaw,  John  Wallace  Dick.  MB.  With  No.  i  Native  General  Hospital,  China 

Tliurston,  Edward  Owen,   ^fB.  FPCS.  LlfCP.  With  No.  i  Native  General  Hosp   China 

lirowse,  George.  MBCS.  TJx'CP.  With  Kohat-Kurram  Force ! 

Goodbody,  Cecil  Maurice,  J/ A'CN.  LliCP.  Rawul  Pindce  Dit^trict 

Steeu,  Robert.  MB.  BCh.  Officiating  Wing  to  Bengal  Infantry 

I'^wes,  Frederick  Fenn,  MB.  LliCS.  LRCP.  AVith  No.  66  Native  Field  Hospital, "chiiia! 

Maclnnes,  Ian  Lamont,  MB.  BCh.  Poshawur  District    

Matthews.  Ernest  Albert  Cuurchward.  MB.  MFCS.  LRCP.  Peshawur  District 

Stephen,  Lessel  Philip,  J/B.  JfC/;.  Quetta  District [[\\\]\ 

Gilbert,  Leonard.  MB.  IJfCS.  LRCP.  Officiating  i-  Madras  Infantry  .....*......".,...**....!"!!! 

Stukos,  Thomas  George  Nesbitt,  MB.  BCh.  with  Kohat-Kurram  Force 

.Mackenzie,  Harry  Malcolm,  J/i?.  BCh.  In  charge  Sections  B  and  C  No.  52  Native  Field  J 

Hospital,  Kohat-Kurram  Force  j 

'I'horncly,  Michael  Harris,  MRCS.  LRCP.  Derajat  Diati-ict;  Civil,  Tochi  Vaiicy............ 

Ueit,  Frincis  Victor  Owen,  M7fCS.  L7W7^.  Derajat  District 

Murphy,  AVilliam  O'Sullivan,  MB.  BCh.  Officiating  4  Bombay  Cavalry   ....,..*.........', 

Corry,  Matthew,  MB.  MCh.  Deraiat  District ! ! 

Murison,  Cecil  e'harles.  LRCP.  KtL  LliCS.  Ed.  LFPS.  Ghiii.  Offg.  14  Madras  Infantry!! 
AVilliams,  Herbert  Armstrong.  MB.  BCh.  With  No.  61  Native  Field  Hospital,  China" 
bong,  William  Christopher,  MRCS.  LRCP.  Details  Nat.  Inf.  and  Stn.  Hosp.  Port  Blair 
Beamish,  George  e'rofts,  LRCP.  E<1.  LRCS.  JEd.  LFPS.  G-fas.  With  No.  41  Native  Field") 


Hospital,  China  . 

Graham,  James  Drummond,  Jl/£.  MCh. 

Sprawson,  Cnthbert  Allan,  :i/B.  3/i^C*'.  iSC'P 

Mackelvie.  Maxwell.  MB.  BCh. 

Lapsley.  William,  iUS.  iJCA 

Cazaly,  William  Henry,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Browne,  Percy  Alfred,  MB.  BCh 

Coppinger,  Walter  Valentine,  MD 

Spitteler,  Alfred 

Oxley,  James  Charles  Stewart,  MRCS.  LRCP 

Macnec,  Henry  Richard 

Deas,  Leonard  Joseph  Montagu,  JIB.  BCh 

Houston,  William  Mitchell.  MB.  BCh 

Keys,  William  David  Acheson,  3ID.  BCh. 

Yoimg,  George  Joseph  Grafton.  MB.  BCh 

Good,  James,  3IB.  BCh.  Bangalore  District 

Chalmers,  Alexander,  MB.  BCh.  Rangoon  Command 

Hamilton,  William  Gavin,  Belgaum  District   

Godkin,  Samuel  Robert,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  Belgaum  District 


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28  June ' 
28  June  I 
28  June ' 
28  June ' 
28  June 
23  June 
28  June 
28  June 


COUMA.NU. 


Bombay. 

Bombay. 

Madras, 

Bombay. 

Bombay. 

Bombay. 

Bombay. 

Madras. 

Madras, 

Madras. 

Bengal. 

Bengal. 

Bengal. 

Punjab. 

Punjab. 

Bengal. 

Madras. 

Punjab. 

Punjab. 

Bombay. 

Madras. 

Punjab. 

I'unjab. 

Punjab. 

Punjab. 

Bombay. 

Punjab, 

Bomha.v. 

Madras. 

Madras. 

Madi-as. 

Bengal . 

Bengal. 

Bengal. 

Bengal. 

Bombay. 

Punjab. 

Bengal. 

Bombay. 

Punjab. 

Punjab. 

Punjab. 

Bombay. 

Bombay. 

Bombay. 

Madras. 
00  Miidras. 
00  Madras. 
00' Madras, 


3  Own  Sappers 
destruction  oJ 


Gontinnatwu  of  Notes  to  the  Madras  Estahlishment, 

■*!  Lt.Colonel  H.  M.  Hakim  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S85-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*~  Lt.Colonel  M.  J.  Kelawala  served  with  the  Burmese  Exjiedition  in  1886-88  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) ; 
the  operations  of  the  Tlang-tlang  Column  in  1801  (Clasp). 

*3  Lt.Colonel  M.  P.  Kharegat  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS6-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*■*  Major  A.  T.  L.  Patch  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-90  (!Medal  with  Clasp). 

*7  Major  C.  Adams  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S85-S7  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^  Major  A.  J.  O'Hara  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iP>86-88  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

5"  Major  J.  Smyth  served  in  the  Soudan   campaign  in  1885   in  medical  charge  of  the  Queen'i 
and  Miners,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba  and  at  the 
Temai— wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

51^  Major  E.  P.  Youngerman  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS5-86  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

52  Major  E.  AV.  Reilly  served  with  the  Burmese  P'.xpedition  in  1S86-S9  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

53  Major  R.E,S.  Davis  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87 (mentioned  in  despatches, Medal  with  Clasp). 
^*  Major  W.  B.  Bannerman  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

55  Major  H.  Thomson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS6-87  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

57  Major  R,  H.  Castorserved  with  the  Wuntho  Expedition  in  1S91  (mentioned  indespatches.  Medal  with  Clasp) 

5'  Major  I.  P.  Doyle  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iSSS-Sg  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.tind  Medal 
with  Clasp);  and  in  the  operations  on  the  North-East  Frontier  of  Burmah  in  1891-92. 

^"  Major  D.  Simpson  served  with  the  Cbin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  (Jledal  with  Clasp) 
\nd  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  iSgi  fClasn). 

'^^  Major  F.  J.  Dewes  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  188S-S9  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  the  Chin- 
Lushai  Exi»editionary  Force  in  i8Sq-qo  (Clasp). 

6-  Major  J.  O.  Phito  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-gS  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  with  the  21st  Madras  Pioneers,  and  was  present  in  the  operations 
between  Kohat  and  Parachinar  m  September  and  October  1897,  in  the  action  at  Dargai  on  20th  October,  in  the 
march  down  tbc  Bara  VaUcv,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Warau  and  Bazar  Valleys  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^  Major  P.  C.  H.  Strickland  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

<i*  Major  T.  W.  Stewart  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  188S-90  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^^  Major  A.  E.  Grant  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^6  Major  C.  L.  Williams  served  in  the  operations  on  the  North-East  Frontier  of  Burmah  in  1891-92- 

"'  Captain  W.  D.  Sutherland  served  in  the  operations  on  the  North-East  Frontier  of  Burmah  in  i8gi-o2. 

^  Captain  W.  Molesworth  served  in  the  operations  in  Burma  in  1891  with  the  Wuntho  Field  Force  (Medal 
with  OlasD).  ,       -, .     .,.,,. 

«3  Captain  C.  A.  Johnston  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  bir  WiUiaui 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  2nd  Infantry  Hyderabad  Contingent  with  the  Reserve  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary 
Force,  and  aftenvards  on  the  Line  of  Communications  at  Bara  (Medal  with  Clas])). 

'^  Captain  A.  E.  Berry  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wilham  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Khjber  Force  with  the  :;4th  Punjab  Pioneers  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"'  Captain  C.  M.  Mattcw  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  AVost  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart in  1897-9S  with  the  6th  Bengal  Cavalry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

''-'■  Captain  M.  Dick  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  bir  W  ilham  Lockhart 
n  1S98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force— slightly  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


53« 


Bengal  Ecclesiastical  Establishment. 

:MA.DD.  Lord  Biskcjp   of  (JaluuUa   -.imi  MeUoiJOliLaii   in   lailia  auil 


The  llatf  Hee.  ,lamc;s  Edward  L'owcll  WoUdon, 

Tl,e  ^I^rlrthS  Edward'stone:  Archd.acou  and  Commi^isary^of  UalcutU,  .o  Pec 

Xev.  Herbert 

Arthur  Mom 

Irarot'the  ^..j^^^. ,  -■,-,■  -o  . 

Bf.  Tteo.  Georce  Lefrov,  UA.  Bishop  ot  Lahore,  -S  Apr.  99. 
r/»e  T'e«.  Heni-y  Wager  Griffith,  MA.  Archdeacon  and  Commissary  of  Lahore 
The  RiuM  AV«.  Arthur  Clifford,  MA.  DD.  Bishop  of  Lucknow,  21  Jan   93. 
Tae  Yen.  Oscar  Daniel  Watliins,  -U-i.  Archdeacon  of  Lucknow,  14  Sept.  97- 


rthnr  Edward  Stone,  .\rchdeacoii  and  Commissary  ot  Calcutta,  20  iPec.  90. 
-tOctiviL  Moore    VJ  Domestic  Chaplain  to  the  Lord  Bishop  of  CalcuUa,  =8  Jan.  yy.  . 
;ntioyDu"rneKsq.',  Registrar  of  the  .irehdeaconryof  Calcutta   and  Sec.  to  the  LordBishop.aud  lles.s- 
he  Dioceie  of  Lahore,"  Sept.  94-,  Registrar  of  the  Diocese  of  Lucknow,  ,5  Sept.  97. 


Eeo.  Charles  Swynuerton' 


RSMA.KES.&C. 


1877 

1879 
1S79 
1880 
iS8o 
1S80 


1881 
1881 

lSiJ2 
1S82 

IB83 

1S83 
18S4 


FurloUi 
Furlouj 


1884 


1885 


Sbkioe  Chipiains. 

J"  At  disposal  or 

I  (     Bombay  Govt. 

Keo  Hy.  Coleridge  Spring,  B^.  Sick  Furlough. 
Eei'.  Walter  Adolphus  Hamilton  Fiirlougli 
Reo.L.  Freemantle  Philips,  MA. 
Rfc.  TheophilusC. Shepherd, 3f  J 
Ren.   Josiah    O'Farrell    Will-  ) 

cocks,  3f.fi ^ 

Reo.  Arthur  Edward  Stone   

Bed. J. Irwin  Browne  Cockin,B4. 
Eco.  Oscar  Daniel  Watkius,  31  A. 

Bee.  Ralph  .\llcn  Cumine,  T  J- 
Henry  Wager  Griffith,  MA. 

Rco.  .lohu'Moulson,  BA 

liio.  FrancisB.  Saudherg,  iiJ... 

Rev.  Arthur  Kitchin,  MA 

B«tJ.  William  Ellison,  3f4 

Sev  Jas.  Frank  Warden  Gom-  i 

perlz,'  BA.     i 

Rev.  Talbot  Moncktou  Milnes ) 

Griffiths,  BA. ) 

Reo.  Charles  Albert  Gillmore  .. 
Kfu.Alfred  Sauuders  Dyer,^  UA 
Rev.  Fras.  Edw.  Davy  Cobbold    Quetta. 

?  Domestic  Chaplu, 

Rev .  aerbertOctaviusMoore,  MA 


Senior  CfliiPLAiNS. 

glRec.  Theo.Edw.P.  Cole,£IB.... 
g'Rev.  Edm.  John  Warlow.ir^.,., 
i8go  igct;.  Frederick  .lames  Clarke  . 
89o'Kei).Jas.MiddletonMacdonald^ 

1    MA. > 

390  Beo.  William  John  Wickms.JfJ. 


Furlough.  I 

f  Archdeacon  of 

(  Calcutta. 

Furlough. 

CNyneeTal. 
j*  Archd.  Lucknow. 
I  lloorkec 

Archd.  Lahore. 

Hazara. 

FlU'loagh. 

f  St.  Thomas's,  Cal 

)^     cutta. 

Meeau  Meer. 

Chuckrata. 

Civil  Lns.  Lucknow 

Sealkote. 
Kussowlie. 


KEUAKK8,  &C. 


Jubbulpore. 

Furlough. 

Sitapur. 

Xo"gong. 

St.  James', Ca  Ic  utta 


JuKioB  Chaplains. 

S9u|«£0.Wm. Boycott  Haudford.J/,-1  l-'iirlnugh. 
.Sqo\Rev.  Herbert  WhelerBush.^M^l.  Mooltan. 
1890  Ecu.  Charles  Jasper  Palmer,  ii.l  Furlough. 

891  Eei).  Lawrence  Hosier  Lei-mit  ..-  Furlough. 
iSyrlEeii.  Henry  Naish Furlough. 


1E92 


1893 


1892 
189 


1885  Iff, 


Rev.  Montague  C.  Sanders,  MA. 
Rev.  Charles  Herbert  Reynolds... 

Walter  Kitchin 


to  Lord  Bishop 
of  Calcutta. 

Simla. 

Cawnpore. 

( Lucknow  Canton- 

"I     ments. 

Rawul  Pindee. 

St.  John's, Calcutta. 

Peshawm'. 

Sick  Furlough. 

Darjeeling. 

Agra. 


Rev.  Henry  Jas.  SpenceGray,af.i 

Rev.  S.L.  Graham  Sandberg,£J 

Rev.  R.  Augustine  Storrs,  MA. 

Beti.Chas.  Philip  Croker  Nugent 
1887  Rev.  Wm.  A.Grant  Luckmau,B.i, 
1S87  Rec.  Charles  Arthur  Mason,  MA. 

Heu.Olement  Henry  Barlow, .1/-JiNagpore. 
1S87  Her.  Gerald  Edward  Xicolls.-l/J  Kurrathec. 

"    Rev.  Wm.  Fras.  'fhor.lpson,  MA.  Jhausi 
iSSS  Rev.  George  M.  Davies,  MA 

Bee.  Barclay  Kitchin  

e  Adam  Ford,  BA.  .. 


1S8S 
1888 


Eeti.  Georg 

Itcf.  Henry  James  Long,  MA. 

Rev.  Herbert  Taylor  Ottley, 3/^ 


1S98  Rev.  Charles  Richard  Thoroldl 

Winckley,  3fA S 

SSr,  Rrv.    Piercy    Griffith     Bruce] 
.Vustiu,  BA i 


,  Allah- 


Mho  w 
Furlough. 
V  Civil  Line: 
)      abad. 
Dalhousic. 
.  St.Stephen's.Kid- 
\     derpore.— OHg. 
J     St.  Paul's,  Cal- 
'     cutta. 

Shillong. 
Diuapore. 


Rev.  Cyril  Mayhew   ;.Nowsliera. 

Rev.  Leonard' Klugh»  1"  urlough. 

Eeo.  Sydney  Septimus  Scc*t    ...  Sick  !■  urlough. 
Rev.  Robt.Mansel  KiTWiin,''MA.  Mecrut. 
i8Q3'Epi-.Albt.Edw.BrownCoustable:Cuttack. 
1S94  Rev.  Walter  Lilley  P.  Sha^v'"    .  Dehra  k  Laudum 
i895'7^<ii.  Percy  James  Debenham  |  |Py2„ijad. 

Johnson   Jj^   „       ^ 

Rev.  Chas.  Maxwell  Beoker,il/-'l|Julluiuler. 
Rev.  H.  W.  T.  Plowman,  .il/.-l....|Umbalto. 
Rev.  Fredk.  Wm.  Chamberlain.  J  urlough. 
i8g6,Eei-.  Chas. Wesley  Darling,  3f.I.  Ranikhet. 

1893  Ecu.  Percy  Hugh  Chapman BareiUy. 

i894lEcD.  J.Greensill  SkittoweSymc  Lahore. 

1894'Efi..  Horace  Barbut  Cogan Barrackpore. 

1897'Efo.       Joshua      Alfred       R.  ) 

Brookes,  MA > 

rSgslSev.     Thomas    Montgomery  )  gj^(j  py^jougji 

Hunter  Wood ) 

iSai'Rci-  Robert  Wm  Hall  Stuart ...  fort  William. 
Rev.  George  Ernest  Oldham     ...  Mus^oone. 

Rev.  Henry  Menzies,  MA Nairn  Tal. 

Rev.  Cyril' Price    Subathoo. 

Rev.  G'eorge  Charles  Penke.MA  Mnrrec  Gully. 

Ecu.  Joseph  Frank  Smith    Howrah. 

Rev.  Harry  Christopher  Scott }  gji,,,,,,,.. 

Anstey,  3/.^ i 

Sqi'Rev.  Walter  Kelly  Firminger,  I  1,,    jj„,gj.^, 

MA >1„ 

8y8]E«..  Charies  Stewart  Ferozepore 

390lEet.  J.  ListerCole    


Quetta. 


1896 
1897 
1897 
1897 


1899  Ere.  Duncan  Arnold  (.'anncy  ... 

iSoylErr.  Cecil  George  Stokoe 

iSgolEcc.  Claud  Robert  Longtield  ... 
,9oi|Eco.  Henry  Arthur  Chs.  Herbert 
igoo'  Rev 


Jutogh. 

(Allahabad      Can- 
i      tonmeutb. 
f  Junior   Chaplain, 
.5      St.    Paul's    Ca- 
C     thedral,  &.C. 
Kamptee. 


>idiiey  Ernest  Hickox Delhi. 


CatJRCH  OF  SCOTLANb. 


Sbkior  Chaplains. 


Rev.  John  Taylor,  MA.  BD.. 


Sfc.  Thomas  Scott,'- 3f^. 


1  Sen.  Presy.  Chap 
S  lain,  St.  An- 
)  drew'sCalcutta, 
L     —Furlough. 

( Scots  Fusiliers.— 

,.  -      Offg.         Senior 

1  (     Prcs.  Chaplain. 


Junior  Chaplains. 
Efo.  George  Johnstone  Chrce, 
1    MA.  Bt> 


i892|7^£W.John  Cameron,  MA.  BD.  . 
iScn^Rev.  William  Thomson,  MA 


Allahabad 

With  K.  O.  S.  B. 

j'.Vrgyll&Suthlnd. 

(.     Highlanders. 
Black  AVatch. 


iS97!Eco.  D.  Hedley  Gillan,  MA.  BD 
iQoo  Bi-r.    Ian    Roderick     Praser,  (  Scottish  RiHc: 
MA.BD > 


;  The  Rev.  C.  Swyunerlon  served  with  the  Wazir.slan  Field  Force  under  Sir  Wilham  Lockhart  in  1894-9..   as 
..haplain  to  the  Troops  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


Bengal  Eccleswsfir.nl  Extahlishmmf. 


5?  I 

(M7da?wfth4o''cLpBr'"'''  '"'""  '"  *'  ''"'■""■'''  f=^>-'l"--n  .836-8;  with  the  Upper  Bumah  Field  Force 

L:cKL".t-t8'a'l>?in"cl!I.Thrp',if„*^frrhT?fStro°nS?  I^°rt  ,I^.1'f  Tv'^  "W^"''   ^^^  «'^  ^"•-™ 

'  The  Rev.    H.  W.  Bush  served  with  the  Chitl4rRpHpf  Sjf     P^''^'^' "1?'^ '"^  <^'''^P='- 
despatches,  Medal  with  C'asp).  ""'  ^"^'"'^  ^°'^'"'  "'"'''■•  Sir  Robert  Low    in  1895  (mentioned    in 

s  The  Rev,  Leonard  Klu^h  served  in  the  canmnifru  ^r,  *\.^  xt«  *i.  ttt    ^  r, 
Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Malakand  Field  ForcM&edal  w?th  ('la^n  '  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  WiUiam 

'  The  Rev.  R.  M.  Kirwan  served  in  the  camnaio-n  nn  t„o  \r     »i,   nr    i  r, 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  =st  Division  TfraH^pfait^'i^P^^^'^,^^^^^^  ?,   I°d>a  under  Sir  William 

1"  The  Rev.  W.  L.  Pritchatt  Shaw  served  in  the  ram^  L  „^  ?J    v^'lv^'li  '"'°  Clasps). 
William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  on  the  Lines  of  Co^uniSnw,-Hf  In'^'p  ^T""  ^''S"?'"'  "^  ^l*"^  ""'i^'-  Sir 
Division  Tirah  B.xpeditionary  Force  (.Medal  ivith  tT^'lasns)  Peshawur  Column,  and  with  the    1st 

'-  The  Rev.  T.  Scott  served  with   the  I'hitral  Relipf  Pni-Vn  „„h„„  c.-     t.  .,     ^   , 
despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  '   '^""^^'^  '""''''^  ^^ir  Robert  Low  in  1895    (mentioned  in 


Madras  Ecclesiastical  Establishment. 

Tke  Eight  Severend  Henry  Whitehead,  .VA.,  DD.,  BishoD  of  iladras    ,n  Tnr,,,  „„ 

r^«a.„.Hen.TBai.,,v  H^;-,io,  MA    Domestic  Chaplain  to^hesfshop;  h  Oc,  n^' 

Tie  Venerable  William  Weston  Elwes,  MA.  Archdeacon  and  Commiaso;.,,  of  xf„.i 

F.  Rowlandson,  Esq..  BA.,  LLB.,  Registrar  of  theSeri^SrSy'ioS'Sho^.VDe^fys. 


O  • 

I 
1S76 

1877' 

1878 

1879 
1879 
1879 

1879 


I  SeNIOH  CHAPLilNS. 

Wen,  Wm.  Weston  Elwes,  MA... 

Sev.  Charles  Henry  Pelly,  JIIA_ 

fiey.  Frank  Penny,  BA.,  LLM... 

Rev.  William  Scott,  BA 

Rev.  James  Sharp 

Reo.  FcrsterClarkeGittens,3l^. 
Reo.  L'harlesJohn  Etty  

Rev.  JohnWilberforce  Cassels,  ^ 
MA > 

Rev.  Arth.  Acheson  WiUiams, ) 
MA j 

Rev.  Robt.  Henry  Durham,  DD. 
Rev.  Chas,  Edw.  Whiteley,  J/"^. 
1881  Sep.  John  English 

iZ'i2\Rev.  Edward  Gibson    

c883'i?fp.    Clement    Henry    Lakin> 

Wright,  af^ S 

1^%^  Rev.  Alexander  .Tames  Jouea 
iSSs^ey.  Chas.  Herbert  Maldeu,  Jf  J. 
1885  fley.  Pras.  Ewen  Cameron.  BA. 
i^Zs\Rev.  Fras.  Nelson  Crowther.S.J. 


REMA.RSS. 


r  Archdeacon    and 
'.     Commissary. 

Furlough, 
f  GarrisonChaplaiu 
t     Fort  St.  George 

St.  Thomas'  Mount. 

Furlough. 
Furlough. 
Furlough. 

Furlough. 

St. George's  Cathe- 
dral, Madras. 

fSt.    John's,  Ban- 

C  galore 
Furlough. 
Furlough. 

f  Emanuel  Church, 

1     Madras. 

<  St.   John's,   Ban- 
ii.     galore.— Pui'l. 

Coonoor. 

Ootacamuml. 

Trichinopolv. 

Bellary. 


■  !^_ 
'18S6 

1SS7, 

■  iSdri 
'I1887 

ia88 

:i38g 


Senior  Chaplains 


iSg? 
iSqoj 
.ib97 

lif    - 

■1808 


1899 
igoo 
1900 


fffi'.   Charles   Philip    Croker) 

Nugent ; 

Rec.  Henry  Barry  Hyde,  MA... 
Rev.  Harry  Clince  Parker,>  MA. 

Rev.  Arthur  Henry  Barrett) 
Brittain,  MA j 

Reo.  Walter  Geo.  Barry,  AKC... 

Rev.  Arthur  A.  Sharp,  MA 

Junior  Chaplaiks. 

Reo.  Thos.  Chas.  Underwood) 
?,Iolesworth,  MA S 

Sep.  Albert  Edward  Stanley   ... 

Rec.  Edmund  Bull    

S«y. Clement  DouglasGiles.J/,^ 

Reo.  Chris.  Fras.  Breay,  MA.  ... 

Rev.  Francis  Wheaton  Hay-  > 
cock,  BA j 

Rec.  Edgar  Lionel  Cox 

Reo.  Richard  Herbert  Welch-  > 
man,  BA j 


REMARKS. 


Sick  Furlough. 

Domestic  Cbplain. 
(  Offg.    St.  John's, 
<!.     Bangalore. 

Sec  under  a  bad. 

5"  St.  Mark's,    Ban- 
i     galore. 
St.Mathias.Vepery. 


Reo.  Allsyue  FitzHerbert  Lys.. 

Reo.  Walter  Muspratt   

fi^tJ.  Frank  Nuttall   


f  Acting       Mysore 

<.     and  Mercara. 
Poonamallee. 
Vizagapatam. 
Trimuigherry. 
Wellington.  ' 

^  HolyTrinity,Ban 

(     galore. 
Bellary, 

Bolarum. 

Calicut. 
Veil  ore. 


CHURCH  OP  SCOTLAND. 


1878 


1 393 


Sbvior  Chaplains.  

v.D.  Rev.  Wm.  Forest  Archibald'      Furlough, 
^ey.  James  NichollOgilvie,  MA....  Furlough. 


Reo.  RobertHorne  Stevenson.af  J.  St.  Andrew's,  Madras.— Officiating  Presidency  Senior  ChanlH 
Junior  Chaplains.  .  .  f  c% 

Key.  John  Heron,  MA.,  BD [Officiating  St.  Andrew's,  Bangalore. 


War  Services. 

'  ^'^^  liev.  H.  0.  Parker  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S87-S9  {.Uedal  with  Chxsp) 
The  Rev.  P.  W.  Archibald  served  with  the  Ha^cara  Expedition  in  rSSS  {Vfedal  with  ClnsiJi 


Bombay  Ecclesiastical  Establishment. 

m.ihi  Hex.  .TameB  irnoArtluiv,  TiB.  Bishop  of  Bombay,  ^?.  Nov.  «S.  r,    ,       u 

The  f  V«.  William  Edward  Scott,  MA.  Archdeacon  and  Commissary,  3  Apr.  97.—!'  nrlougn. 
,Tohn  Cu'thbert  Greenside  Bowen,  Esq.  Registrar  of  the  Diocese,  19  Nov.  94- 


SeNIOH   CHAPLAIlfe. 


i877|Rec.  Charles  Swynnerton^   

187S  Bee.  Henry  Nathaniel  Mid- ■( 
winter,  MA y 

i878iBep.  Charles  Hume  Badham,  ■> 
BA i 

iSSojiSfp.  Elias  Jenkins  Bowen, iO. 

i884lKfii.  Philip  Bruce  Home,  MA. 

1885  Rev.  Wm.  Worters  Baillie,  BA. 

iSSslJi'eo.  Edw.  Stephenson  Hall,') 

MA j 

18S5  Kes.  Wm.  Edward  Scott,  MA... 


1886' Sec.  Pranci."^  Xathaniel  Hill,. Ifii 

1887'ifc''.  .Tohn  Henry  Beck,  MA.  ... 
iSZj'Sev.  Philip  Sydney  Groye,  BA. 
iSST.Sen.  William  BahinRton  Pres- ) 

ton.JlM ) 

i388  Ser.  John  Annand  Sellar,  MA. 


STiLTlOirS,  ETC. 


( Hyderabad,  Sind. 
(      From  Ben.  Ebtb. 

Furlough. 

Poona. 

Furlough. 
Sattara       and 
Mahableshwnr. 
Ahmednaj^r.  i 

Colaba.  1 

^  Archdeacon     andj 

<  Commissary. —  ! 
(.    Sick  Fniiough. 
r  Senior  Pi-e.sidency 

<  Chaplain. — Oft'g. 
C  Archdeacon. 

Ahmedabad. 
Neemuch. 

Deolah. 

St.  JIary's,  Poona. 


1 891 
1892 

189-! 


Senioe  Chaplains. 

B«i7.  Henry  Thomas  Higgin-*) 
son  Rountree > 

ffeo. Lancelot  Melvill  Haslope,  > 
MA ) 

Eev.  Sidney  Leigh  Lye,  SA.    ... 

JuNioB  Chaplains. 
Sec.  Philip RaikesHarrison,B.4 
Rev.  William  Arthur  Dickins   -. 
Rev.    Charles    E.  Cambnd,!?e^ 

lie  CoJtlogon,  MA ) 

Rev.  Horatio  William  Nelson, ) 

BA > 

189s  Rev.  C.  A.  Barh.am,  BA. 

1897  R(-c.  .loshna  Alfred  Rowland  i 
Brookes,  MA S 

899  Rev.  W.J.  M.  Kennelly 


STATIONS,  ETC. 


1900 
1900 


Rev.  C.  F.  W.  Hatchell 
Rei\  G.  R.  A.  Courtice 


Belg.ium. 

Deesa. 
Furlough. 


Ghorepurcp. 
Furlough. 

Furlough. 

I  Nusseerabad. 

f  Garrison      Cliap.- 
(,     lain,  Bombay. 

Kurriichee. 

(  Camp, Aden. -Offg 
I  i  Steamer  Poinr. 
I  rllalabar     Hill. 

i     Bombay.— OITl', 

(,     Byculla. 

Dharwar. 


CHURCH    OF    SCOTLAND. 


^  Skniob  Chaplains. 

lS^S^Rev.  James  Hutton  Mackay, ^  t,     ,       , 
Hf^  ■"  J  r  urlougn 

1SS2  Rev.  James  Henderson,  MA 


JVNIOH  ChAPLAIHS, 

iS97'B^e.  .Tohn  Crombie  Mathew 


fOffg.    Pres.    Sen- 
'     Chap.,  Bombay. 


1899 


Eer.  Alan  Cant,  BD.,  B.S,-.  . 


BA  '°|S, '-™"'""'  ^""'^"■'j  Royal  Scots,  Poona 


.  Kiirrachee. 


'  Rev.  Charles  Swynnertou,— Kor  War  Services,  see  Bengal  Estab,  paste  530 


Rangoon  Ecclesiastical  Establishment. 

The  night  Rev.  John  Miller  Strachan,  DD.  MD.  Bishop  of  Rangoon,  30  June  S2.  * 

/Ae  I  PH.  Charles  Henry  Chard.  Archdeacon  and  Commissary  of  Rangoon,  17  Dec.  03.— Furlough. 

Arthur  rierbert  Bao:loy,  BA.  LLD.  {Barristef-af-LatD),  Re^strar  of  the  Diocese  and  Archdeaconry,  7  Sei>t. 


1879 


lSqo 
1890 


Senior  Chaplains,  ebmabks. 

Ven.  Charles  Henry  Chard  Archdeacon.— Furl. 

(  UfFg.  Archdeacon 
Rec.  Joseph  Perry  Dyer,  MA....  ]      and  Bishop's 
,  C    Commissary. 

flfo.  Arthur  Henry  Finn  | 

fleo.  James  Low,  MA 'Du.gshai. 

Rev.  Henry    Guise     Beatson  »   Furlough 

Cowley )  *=   ■ 

Rev.  Wm.  Gore  Burroughs,  S^.|Furlough. 


S-j  JrNiOB  Chaplains. 

3.\Rei-.  John  Horndon  Parry,  BA. 

Sec.  Chas.  Page  Cory,  MA 

Rev.  Henry  Wears  Blandford... 

1893  Rev.  James  Henry  Collins 

Rec.  (Jeorge  Henry  Seeley 


BEITARKS. 


Pen  Blair. 
Furlough. 
Meiktila. 

(  Rangoon 

(.     Cantonments 
Thayetmyo. 


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LtBVT.         CAPTAIX. 


17  Feb. 


9  June  75  i 


Captaiks. 

Fleming,    Heniy    Slane,'^   Bt.    Major     Essex    RegiineDt,  )_ 

on  retired  paj.;  4  Battalion  Es^ex  Regiment    i 

Colbonie.  Ron.  Francis  Lionel  Lydston.***  £(.  J/o/or,  Insh  ) 

Rifles,  on  retired  pay  :  Exon  Yeomen  of  the  Guard ) 

Kennedy,  Lord  Alexander,'*   BtMajor,  Black  Watch,  on  ^ 

retired  pay  ;  Hon. Lt. Colonel  3  Battalion  R,  Highlanders  ...  } 

Ker-Fox,  John  Charles.*^  J5r  J/tyor,  South  Stafford  Regi-") 

ment.  on  retired  pay  (i.y.)    S 

Lan^, Hugh  Graham, ^''£^  i/a/orSeaforthHighlndrs.on  ret.pay 
Walsh ,  Hon.  Charles  Edw.,»?  Bt. Major  Rifle  Brig.,  on  ret.  pay 
Lee,  Arthur  Hamilton,  MP.  for  Farekam  ;   Bt.  Major  Royal  7 

Artilery,  on  retired  pay    ) 

Reilly,  J.  Miles,  Major  \a.\e  Guernsey  Militia  (r.r.) 

Moon.  Fx'ancis  Sidney  Graham,  Hon.  Lt.Colnnel  4  Battalion  [ 

East  Surrey  Regiment  {Captain  of  Reserve,  25  Mar.  85)    ...  ) 

Rice,  Richard  Justice,  Hon.  Lt. Colonel  4  Bn.  Munster  Fus.  ... 

Hand,  William    Hutlson,  resigned  from  37   Foot;  Hon.  Lt.'f 

Colonel.  4  Battalion  Licerjwol  Regiment    S 

Glostor, Thomas,  Hon.  Lt. Colonel  5  Battalion  Munster  Fus.  7 

{Captain  of  Referee.  18  Julv  85)    - > 

Reid,  Alfred,  p..<.  Hon.  Lf.Cul.  4  Bn.  Durham  Lt-  Inf.  {l.b.)  ... 
Palmer.  Edwd.  G.  Broadley,  Major  late  3  Bn.  Leices.  Rgt.  {Lb.) 
Cane,  Chmde  Richard  John,'"  resigned  from  Royal  Artil-  ^ 

lery  ;  Major  4  Battalion  Irufk  Regiment } 

Nelson.  JamesOsmond. with  gratuity  from  La ncasliire  Fusiliers 
Serjeant,  Wm.  Charles  Eldon,'^  Hon.  Lt. Colonel  5  Battalion 

Rifle  Brigade  (Captain  oj' Reserve,  6  Feb.  £9) 

Bentley,  William  A.  Hon.  Li.Colonel  Limerick  City  Art.,  S, 

Div.  Koyal  Art 

Watts,  William,  Kriight  of  Grace  of  Si.  John   of  Jerusalem  ; 

Son.  Lt. Colonel  3  Battalion  Welbh  Regiment  

Campbell,  Montagu  Douglas,  Hon.  Lt.  Cot.  (Capt.  of  Reserve^  /I       ,  ,  .. 

22  Feb.  82)  4  Bn.  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders )  j 

Everard,  Hugh  Edm.E.-ffon.if.Co/.  3  Bn.  Worcester  shire  Regt.j       

Fixley,  Arthui    Dunbar,-''  Capfain.  King's  Royal  Rifiee,  on  >         .         _ 

retired  pay  ;  Major  5  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rijef S  |^5  Apr.  80 

Pagan,  Gilbert  Alex.^  Capt.  Northumberland  Fus.  on  re-  ( 

tired  pay  ;  Hon.  Lt. Colonel  4  Bn.  Highland  Light  Infantry  y 

Holden,   Robert,^  Enquire  oj  St.  John  oj  Jerusalem ;  ifow.S 

Lt.Col.  4  Bn.  Worcestershire  Regt.  [Captain  of  Reierce,  > 

18  Nov.  65) J 

Helbert,  Frederic  de  Courcy  Helbert,^*  with  gratuity  from  » 

Devon  Regt- ;  Major  ^  Battalion  Royal  Fusiliers  .( 

Dundas,  Robert,*^  with  gratuity  from  Scots  Guards;  Hon.'} 

Lt. Colonel  ^Battalion  Royal  Scots S 

Keatinge,  Maurice  Den,  with  grat.  1"rom  Gloucester  ttegt.  ;  ) 

Hon.  Lt. Colonel  s  Battalion  Irish  Regiment    } 

Marshall,  Robt.  Seton,  3fc/or  Edinburgh  Artillery  S.  Div.) 

R,  Anilleiy  [Captain  of  Reserve  s  A.ng.  96)   } 

Leith,  Jfls.  Mackenzie,  Hon.  Lt.Col.^  Bn.  Norfolk  Regt.;^.S.C. 

Scott,  AVm.Angelo,^  resigned  Irom  Cameron  Highlanders,) 

Hon  Lt.Col.  sBn.R.Highlndr8.(Caf.t  of  Reserve,2^'^iiyg4);  ^ 

Brigade  Major  Surrey  Brigade  Volunteer  Infaufrg ) 

Cowper,  Thomas,   Major  3  Bn.   N.  Lancashire  Regiment  * 

[Captain  of  Reserve,  23  July  90)  S 

Stephenson-Fether.stonhaugh,  Shirley  A.  Major  3  Bn.Wor-  \ 

cester  Regimeot  (Captain  of  Reserve,  22  Jan.  90)  3 

Stuart,  Wm.  Dugald,-^  with  grat.  from  King's  R.  Rifles;! 

Major  3  Battaliu.i  Bedfordshire  Regiment    $ 

Tylden-Pattenson,  Arthur-*  Henry,   Capt.    E.  Kent  Regt.'/ 

on  retired  pay  ;  Major  3  Batt.  East  Kent  Regimfnt Ji 

Wynyard,  Richard  Damer.^J  with erat.  from  E.  Surrey  Regt.  > 

Hon.  Lf .Colonel  late  6  Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers  (l.b.)  ) 

MacLeod,  Norman,^   Capt.  Black  Watch,  on  retired  pay;  '> 

Hon.  Lt. Colonel  3  Battalion  Cameron  Highlanders    i 

Drury,Rubt.  Cooper,  ifoH.i^Co/. Lancashire  Art.  S. Div.  R.  Art. 
Pai'SOns.  Maydwell,  Hon.  Lt. Colonel  7  Bn.  Royal  Fusiliers  ... 
Griffin,  Ernest  Mortimer,  Major  5  Bn.  Middlesex  Regiment  ... 

Lloyd,  Owen  L.  F.  Major,  3  Bn.  Irish  Regiment 

Chichester,  Gerard,^'  Capt.  Noith  Statibrd  Regiment,  on") 

retired  pav  ;  Major  late  .i  Battalion  North  Sta^ordshtre  Regt.  ) 

Marshall-West,  John  Wm.  Hen. ^  Hon.  Lt.Col.  4  Battalion) 

Somersetshire  Light  Infantry i  j 

Cole-Hamiltcn,  Arthur  Richard,*^  with  gratuity  from  Scots  }  \ 

Fusiliers;   Bon.  Lt.Colonel  5  Battalion  Irish  Riffles > 

Fiennes,  Hon.  Geoff.  C.  Twisltrton-Wykeham,^*  Capt.  Scots  ) 
Fuf-i'iers  on  retired  pay;  Major  3  Battalion  Scott  Fusiliers,  > 

Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  E.  S.  Brcok  (temp.)    J 

Weston,   Edmund   C.  p.s.   Major  3   Bn.  Liverpool  Rest. ;  l_ 

Special  Service,  Gold  Coast    J 

James,  Samuel  Ales.,  Captain  Gloucester    Regiment,  on  ) 

retired  pay;  Hon.  Lt.Colonel  3  Bn.  Bedford  Regiment    > 

Pakenham,  Hercules  Arthur,^  with  gratuity  from  Grena-7 

dier  Guards;  Major  4  Bn,  Irish  Rijtes J 

Pinne.T,  Charles  F^ed.  with  gratuity  from  Rifle  Brigade ;  ^ 

Major  7  Bn,  Rife  Brigade ) 

Noel,  Gerard  Thomas,  with  gratuity  from  Durham  Light  I 

Infantry  ;  Major  3  Bn.  Durham  Light  Infantry  ) 

Williams,  Arthur  Bell,  Major  7  Bn.  Rifle  Brigade 


[  APPOIST- 

SD    TO 

BE5EBT3. 


Sept. 78*25  Aug.  80  30  July  84  15  June  85 

30  Jan.  78  30  Oct.   7^  15  Apr.  85115  June  85 

12  Nov.  ys'ag  Dec.  84125  June  85.' 

26  Feb.  81 ,  T  J'llv  81'  J  Mar.  84'i4  Dec,  85 

I  I 

9  July  7911S  Dec.  8c  17  Apr.  89':8  Apr.  i 


1 1  Mar.  3s 
7  Feb.  91 


18  Apr. 

26  Oct.  75 
28  May  73*15  Oct.  fii 
28  Mar.  72,23  June  77 
,11  Sept.7617  Sept.87 

23  Nov.  72    3  May  82 


4  Apr.  94;  16  Nov.  9S 

8  Dec.  00 
I 
8  Mar.  86   7  July  ?o 

12  Nov.  8725  Aug.  So 

25  June  88  21  July  80 

26  Oct.  8g'  7  July  £0 


18  Apr.  91    7  July  So 

j  7  Nov.  77 1 10  Oct.  91  14  Mar.  00 

j2i  Dec.  811  7  Nov.  85  14  jnne  92  4  Apr.  00 

31  Ja°'  78.  I  July  86, 12  Nov.  92  30  Dec.  91 

14  Jan.  So    I  July  81  21  Feb.  89!  4  Mar.  93 

I  3  Miy  8i   9  May  83,27  May  93  20  Jan.  3o 

•24  Nov.  77 1  6  Aug.  79   6  Oct.  80.13  Jan.  94  13  ^eb.  36 

14  Sept.78'14  Nov.  85    5  May  94'=9  Ja°-  ^7 

,  ,  ..        16  Aug.  7320  Sept.  79   2  June  94  12  Mar.  Si 

;  2  Dec.  74  17  May  82    s  July  94   7  Aug.  38 

1  July  3ij  1  Apr.  89    3  Apr.  95  2.^  Apr.  go 

......        20  Nov.  75,  6  Oct.  86',22Mayo5' 

July  781 13  Sept.  79  27  June  83 


'22  Oct.   81  16  Dec.  90 

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May  78'  I  July  81  29  Nov.  88 

23  Oct.  801  2  Feb.  81    I  July  87 
I 
16  Dec.  82  21  Mar.  85 

I  Dec.  8o!28Nov.  83 
21  July  80  10  Mar.  88 


12  June  78 


23  June  80 

24  Sepi.78 
14  Sept.78 


3  June  95    7  July  80 

28  Aug.  951 

4  Mar.  96! 
II  Mar.  96 

i7Mar.  96  25Mar.  85 

4  July  9624  Nov.  80 

I 
17  Mar.  97    8  Sept.  36 


[  Aug.  86  lo  Nov.  97 


14  Feb.  83I1 

16  Dec.  82  1  June  86]  15  Sept.  97 
I  July  S1I13N0V.89  12  Jan.  98, 
1  Oct.  80' 10  Dec.  86  6  Apr.  98, 

!  I 

20  Oct.  8o;i9  0ct.  87  18  May  98 
Oct.  8c2oSept.86l25May  98! 


7  Oct.  85 
27  Jan.  86 


3  Mar.  80  26  June  80  17  Aug.Si    2  July  98'  7  July  Bo 

10  Dec.  79  21  Aug.  80  : 3  May  85  27  July  98  24  Aug.  87 

loJuneSo!  I  July  8i|27June85    2  Nov.  98  30  Oct.  89 

18  Apr.  74   9  June  79   3  Dec.  98    i  Oct.  81 

22  Jan.  79'  7  Jan.  8oj  2  Jan.  86  28  Dec.  98 
:i  Aug.  7S    1  July  8i|  2  Aug.  84    3  May  90' 

'it"! 

j  5  Oct.  78iSMay  80  13  Apr.  87I27  May  99 
22  Jan.  7qI  4  Feb.  81(12  Jan.  87  26  June  99 


M*Fall,  Albert  William  C.,»«  Captain  York  Light  Infantry,  > 
o:;  retired  pay  ;  Major  3  Bn.  Tork  Light  Infantry y 

Hey  gate-Lambert,  Fi-'edei-ick  Arthur,  Hon, Lt.Col.  Middlesex  * 
Yeomanry,  Knight  of  Juetice  of  St.  John  of  Jtriisalem    ) 


;Oct.  80 


7  Aug.  80:18  June  87    2  Aug.  99  13  May 

I  Jan,  81  I  July  87 
14  Apr.  83!  t2  Sept.94 
12  Kov.  &411  Oct.  93 


14  June  76 


28  July  8d 


4  Not.  99 

22  Nov.  99 
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26  Mar.  90  ro  Jan.  00   7  July  So 

19  Dec.  83I10  Jan.  92   4  July  00 

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21  Feb.  80    I  July  8i'22  July  S^   8  Aug.  gi'  5  Dec  S8 


TZeserv.  nf  Officers. 


56r 


Captains. 


COKNHT, 

pndLiBux! 

or  ENSIGN 


Le  Roy-Lewis:,  Herman,  Major  Hampshire  Yeomaury  ('.y.  > 

tcifh  rank  of  Li.  Col.) .' \ 

Sherston,  William  Maxwell,^'  Capt.  iS  Hussars,  on  ret.  pay;  "> 

Major  North  Somprget  Yeomanry  ^ 

Moore,    Stephen  BIyth,  with  Gratuity  from   Roj-al  Scots ;  > 

Major  Ba«f  Depot,  Imperial  Ynnniiiirif j 

Levita,  Harry  Plumride-e.^**  with  gratuity  from  i  Dragoon] 

Gnartis;  Major  Suffolk  Hitai^ars    j 

M'Mickins",  Gilbert,   with  prratuitv  from  Royal  Artillery  j  > 

Major  Uoit ,  Art illerij  Company  of  London  (c.j'.r.) S 


Bacfe,  Philip  E./'.«.  HoH.  X^^o/oHp/  :  Norfolk  Vol.  Artillei-y 
Fowler,    Donald    Georfje    Mackay,-'^    with    gratuity  fromS 

Arg-yll  and  Sutherland   Hi^hlandere;    Hon.   Lt. Colonel  3  > 

Vol.  Jill.  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders  J 

Garnons- Williams,  Richard  Davie.=.  Cavt.  R.  Fusiliers,  on  re-  ) 

tired  i>ay:^o».Z,^.C7^  i  Vol. Bn.  South  Wales  Borderer  f[l  .h.)  ;- 

Brifjadc  Major  South  Wales  Brigade  Volunteer  Infantry   ...  ) 

Langham,  Fred.  G.  p.  Major  i  Cinque  Ports  Vol.  Rifles 

Lennox,  .lohn,  p.g.  Major  Galloway  Volunteer  Ritles 

Campbell,  Edward  Parker,*"  Capt.,  Black  Watch  on  ret.  pay;  ( 

Ron.  Lt.  Col.s  Vol.  Bn.  Argyll  4-  Stitherlnd  Hiqhlnders{l}>.)\ 
Dunfee,  Vickers,  yj.s.  Major    1    Tower  Hamleta  Voluuteer  {^ 

Rifles  [Captain  of  Reserve,  10  May  99) ) 

Neill.  Duncan  F.  D.  Major  Clyde  Div.  Submarine  Miners  \ 

R.  Engineers  (Vols.)  [Capt.  of  Besen-e,  10  March  o:y)  > 

Webley-Parry-PiTse,  E.  John.*i  with  prratuity  from  WolshS 

Regiment;  Major  i    Volunteer  Battalion   Welsh  Begiment;> 

Special  Service,  South  Africa    ' ) 

Bingham,  George  C.  £or(/,«  with  gratuity  from  Rifle  Brig.,  ") 

Major  T  London  Volunteer  Rifles J 

Evans,  J  hn  William,  p.n.  Major  1  London  Vol.  Engineers    ... 

Martin,  George  Mui'e,  sold  out  of  12  Lancers     

Moubray,  W.  H.  H.  Carew,"  gratuity  from  Black  Watch  {l.b.) 
Gray,  Jas.  Chas.  Chamock,  with  gratuity  from  i  W.  I.  Regt. 
Grubbe.  Laurence  C. ;  with  gratuity  from  Be'iford  Regt.  (/.i.) 
Clark.  Kdmund  Wm.**  Capt.  Somerset  Lt.  Inf.,  on  ret.  pay(r.r.) 
Rose,  Hni-court  Ranking,  with  gratuity  from  Border  Regt.  (/. 6.) 
Power,  Wm.  Le  Poer-^^with  gi-atuity  from  Northampton  Regt. 
AUfrey,  Henry,*-  Capt.  King's  Ro.val  Rifles,  on  ret.  pay  (r.r,) 
Barry,  Robert  Mercer,  Capt.  Bedford  Regt.  on  retired  pay(^.6.) 

Tunnard,  Henry  Stopford,  with  eratuity  from  Innis.  b'us 

Conran,  Edward  Watson,  Capt.  Dorset  Regt.,  on  retired  pay... 
Boddam,  Charles  Wm.^"  with  gratuity  from  W.  Surrey  Regf. 
Cameron,  SaumarezWm., 5=  with  gratuity  from  S.  Staff.' Regt.  ... 
Dean.  George  Hy.  by  commutation  of  retired  pay   from  > 

12  Lancers,  Chief  Constable  Metropolitan  Police  j 

Vausittart,  Robert  Arnold,  with  gratuity  from  7  Dragoon") 

Guards  ;  Remonnt  Dept j 

Lane,  George  Hale,  Ca'  f.  Munster  Fusiliers,  on  retired  pay{/.i.) 
Schuyler.  Adoniah  Graham,  with  gratuity  from  Middlesex  Regt. 
Walker,  Robert  Sandiland  Fronde,  CMG.   Capt.  Gloucester") 

Regt.  on  retired  pay;  serving  with  Perak  Police  Force,  uiith  > 

hon.  rank  of  Lf. Colonel ) 

Amyatt-Buruey,  Horace  A. "with  gi-at. from  Oxford  Lt.inf.  (r.r.) 
Campbell,  Jas.  Archibald,  Capt.  Bedford  Regt.  on  ret.  pay..  ... 
Spicer,  Julian  John  Newton,  Capt.  R.  Horse  Gds.,  on  ret.  pay 
Tufton,  George  Richard,  with  gratuity  from  5  Lancers  {r.r.)  "... 

Park,  Adam,  with  gratuity  from  2  West  India  Regiment 

Hore,  Walter,  with  grat.  from  Derbv.shire  Regt.    

Gurney,  Lewis  Edmond,"  Capt.  -o^Hussars,  on  ret.  pay 

Short,  Mayow,  with  gratuity  from  Munster  Fusiliers  

Newiugton,  Cecil  G.  H.,  Capt.  E.  Surrey  Regt.  on  ret.  pay  (r.r.) 
MacBean,  Archibald,  Capt.  Hampshire  Regt.  on  ret.  pay  (r.r.) 
Schuyler,  Edw.  E.  Sutton.^a  0//)^  W.  York  Regt.  on  ret.  pay   ... 

Armitage,  Harry  Arnold,  with  gratuity  from  15  Hussars    

Tebbitt,  Wm.  Arthur, «>  Capt.  York  and'Lanc.  Regt.  on  ret.  pay 
Scott.  Wm..  Erskine,  with  gratuity  from  Warwick  Regt.  {l.b.).. 
Nelson ,  Abercromby  A.  Craven,  with  grat.  from  5  Dr.  Gds.(('.y.) 
Bell,  Alexander,  Capt.  Northampton  Regt.  on  retired  pay  (r.r.) 
Clarke,  Chas.  Edw.  Lnne,  with  gratuity  from  Wiltshire  Regt.... 
Thompson,  James  Witten.^^  with  gratuity  from  Essex  Regt.  ... 
Braithwaite,  Jas.  H.  Vidal.with  gratuity  from  Devon  Regt.  (/.6.) 
Tresidder,  Tolmie  John,CJ/(?.  with  gi-atuity  from  R.  Engineers 
Cavaye,  Henry  Kenneft,  with  gratuity  from  S.  Lane.  Regt.  ... 
■\Vhel)le,  JaH.  St.  Lawrence.^^  with  grat.  from  R.  Artillery  {l.b.) 

AUfrey.  Mniiltray,"*'  with  gratuity  from  15  Hussars 

Wilsi.n,  KuljL-rt  C.  D."'  with  gratuity  from  King's  R.  Rifles(r.r.) 
P'jle,  George  H.  T.  Van  Notten.  with  gratuity  from  18  Hussars 
Day,  Henry   Robert,  Capt.  Royal  Sects,  on  retired  pay;^ 

2nd  Lieut.  Shropshire  Yeomanry - S 

Foley,  Ernest  Edward,  Capf.  Middlesex  Regt.  on  ret.  pay  ... 

Tattersa'l,  John  C.  de  Veel,'-  Capt.  ■->  Dr.  Gds  on  ret.  pay 

Baker.  Henry  Kd'vard.  with  gratuity  from  Welsh  Fusiliers ; 

Greville,  Hon.  A.  H.  FulUe,  with  gratuitj*  from  King's  Royal  >  ■ 

Rifles  ;    Warwick  Yeomanry  Cavalry S  \ 

Oates,  Charles  Cecil,  Capt.  Connauirht  Rangers,  on  ret.  pay...| 
Maisey,  Edward  Levien,"*  with  gratuit.v  from  Liverpool  Regt..  , 
Haggard,  Andrew  Chas.  Parker,'^  DSO.  with  gratuity  trom  )  ! 

Kini^'s  Own  Scotf.ish  Borderers  ir.r.) 1  [ 

Peard,  George  Charles,'^  Capt.  R.  Scots,  on  retired  pay  (r.r.)..' 
M'Pherson,  Chas.  Alf.  Howard,  with  gratuity  from  W.  I.  Regt. 


20  Dec.  83 

!:o  JuneSz 

i 
7  Apr.  70  .20  Oct.  7 

?3Aag.  84 

2  Feb.  S 


Z7  Feb.  86|  3  SvHy  95 
8  Aug.  8S28  Apr.  99 

30  Nov.  7S  24  Feb.  00 
5  Aug.  9121  May  00 

30  May  9o!i4  Aug.95 

HON. 
HAJOR. 


APPOIKT- 

BD  TO 
BB8VRVR. 

4  Jan.  9; 


i  Nov.  7tj  16  Feb.  81  24  Feb.  83  13  May  93 
13  June  74    2  June  34   3  Mar.  94 


;  Jan 
I  Oct. 


27  Aug. 
24  Apr. 

■i(^  May 


r  Aug. 
J  Oct. 


26  Feb.  76 
13  Mar.  86 

17  Jan.  72 
3  July  82 
2  Mar.  80 

22  Oct.  81 

1  July  81 

27  Feb.  84 

6g  lO  Aug.  70  14 

70^28  Oct.   71  21 

J28  Feb.  74]  19 

I12  Nov.  73  23 

7028  Oct.     7l'20 

6928  Oct.   71I25 

J19  June73'25 

69  28  Oct.   71  39 

112  Nov.  73I  I 

28  Feb.  74^  8 
69*28  Oct.  71'  - 
71  28  Oct.   71 

17  Jau.  74 


26  Nov.  84 

3  Jan.  91 
19  July  79 

4  Dec.  85 
3  Aug.  89 
8  Feb,  Qo 


5  Nov.  88 


23  Sept. 71 


,30  Dec.  72 

!  y  Aug.  73 

1 1 3  Mar.  74 
1 12  Nov.  73 


iZ  Oct.   7128  Oct.  71 


8  Feb 


: 3  June 
9  Aug. 

16  Mar. 

II  Feb. 

15  Apr. 
9  Aug. 

II  Dec. 

:  9  Aug, 

^2,0  Dec. 

Feb.  70  28  Oct. 

!2oN0V. 

I  Feb. 
II  Feb. 
9  Aug. 
10  Jan. 
70  28  Oct. 
jio  Sept, 
30  Dec. 
1 31  Aug. 
'23  July 
1 19  Oct. 
J29  Apr. 
I  2  Dec. 
'  29  Oct. 
'21  Dec. 

13  June 

!  28  Feb. 
Ill  Sept. 
1 13  June 

9  Aug. 

'16  Dec. 
22  May 


Jan.  91 

Feb.  86 
June  76 
June  79 
Oct.  79 
June  80 
July  80 
Aug.  80 
Aug.  80 
Sept.  80 
Dec.  80 
Dec.  80 
Jan.  81 
Jan, 
Feb.  8f 


8  Aug.  94 

4  Nov.  96 

21  July  97 

8  Dec.  97 

5  Dec.  97 

22  Dec.  97 

3  June  99 

27  June  00 
29  Aug.  00 


15  July  91 


7  Apr.  00 

25  Apr.  85 


16  Dec.  8t 
25  June  9c 


21  Mar.  00 
25  Apr.  85 


10  Feb.  81 

12  Mar.  81 

17  Apr.  81 
I  June  81 

18  June  81 


75  18  June  3i 
74  29  June  81 


/5  30  June  8t 
76  I  July  81 
—    I  Sept.8i 

14  Sept.  81 
:  Oct.   81 

15  Oct.  81 
18  Oct.  81 
15  Nov.  81 
24  Jan.  82 

I  Feb.  82 

9  Mar.  82 

io  Apr.  82 

,-    6  May  82 

71  10  June  82 
.73  10  June  82 
71 1  5  July  82 
73JII  July  82 
70!  23  July  82 
73    9  Aug.  82 

73  ^o  Sept. 82 

74  I  Oct.  82 

72  21  Oct.  82 
74  31  Oct.  82 

17  Nov.  82 

23  Nov.  82 

3  Dec.  8a 

4  De     ' 


15  Mar. 

22  Sept. 


4  Jan,  831 
10  Jan,  83 


74   '"  ""•"■    "J| 

77  30  Jan,  83 
12  Nov'.  73  3»  Jan.  83 


74  2-i.  Feb,  83 
,76' 28  Feb.  83 


S62 


Reserve  of  Officers. 


3 


COBNET, 

2nd  LIEUT.' 
OrENSTGN. 


I  Aug.  77 


)4  Sept. 78 
30  Jau.  78 


28  Oct. 
Dec. 


I  May  78 


Captains. 
Douglas,  Geo.  Sholto,  with  frratuity  from  Scottish  Rifles  {r.r. 
Littledale,  Hy.Arthnr.'s  with  grat. from  Derbyshire  Re^.(»*.j*. 
Todd-Thomt6n,.Jas.  Henry  B.,witb  gi'at.  from  Derby  Reirt.(i-.r.) 
Greer,  Joseph  Henry,  with  gratuity  fron-;  Highland  Light! 
Infantry;  Svperhihiuirvf  i>f  Gi/vnnii*!a,  Curyagh  (femp.)  ...  ] 
Heygate/Wm.  Howlev  Beanmnnt,  Cupt.  R.  Art.  on  retirsd  pay 
jD.s.e.Homby.Geoff.  S. Vhibbs,"^  with  grat.  from  Rifle  Brig.(r.r.) 
Broadwood,  Francis.^"  with  grat.  from  S.  Stafford  Regt.  (l.b.) 

De  la  Rue,  Thomas,  vnth  gratuity  from  Lancaster  Regt 

Oliver-Bellasis.  Richard  John  Erekine,^^  with  gratuity  from  ) 

20  H'JB:^ars ) 

C'oulton,  James,  Capt.  Munster  Fusiliers,  on  retired  pay   

Corbett,  Francis,^-' with  gratuity  from  York  Light  Infantry  ... 
Stewart,  Stair  H.  Johnst,on,  Capt.  20  Hussars,  on  ret.  pay  ... 
Amedroz,  Louis  Edm..  with  gratuity  from  York  Lt.  Infantry... 
Couper,  Arthur  Edw.,^  C«;t#.East  Surrey  Regt.  on  ret,  pay  (/.&,) 

Pasley-Dirom.  Henry,  with  gratuity  from  Suffolk  Regt 

Mai'sham,  Fred.  Savill.  with  grat.  from  King's  R.  Rifles  (r.r.) 
Purchas,  .Fohn  R.  P.  Capt.  S.  Lanc-  Regt.  on  retired  pay  {l.b,) 
Phipps,  Arth.  Barre,^*  with  gratuity  from  S.  Wales  Borderers 
Bnird,  Wm.  Robt.  Conuvallis,^^  with  grat.  from  "W.  York  Regt. 
EUis,  George  Richard,  with  eratuity  from  Essex  Regiment  ... 
de  Lorn,  Henrt-Anthony.ee  LKCP.  3JieC5.  Capt.  R.   Army  ^ 

Med.Cor]>s,  on  retired  i)ay  > 

Eyre,  Edward  Maurice, with  gratuity  from  Warwick  Regt.;  > 

Adjutant  Base  Depot,  South  Africa    S 

Edwardes,  Cbas.  G.  W.  Edwardes,^^  Capt.  Northampton^ 

Regiment,  on  retired  pay 

Hatch,  George    Pelham,'^^  CMQ.  with  gratuity  from  W.  I^ 
Regt.  ;  Commanding  Eaet  Africa  Hijleif,  with  local  rank 

Lt.Colonel    .'.. 

Fenwick,  George  C,  R.  Curzon,  with  gratuity  from  Welsh  > 

Fusiliers  {l.V.)    .-: } 

Dumaresq,  Arthur  Hemeiy,**  with  gratuity  from   Duke  of  7 

Cornwall's  Light  Infantry S 

Vance,  Eustace  John,'^i  with  gratuity  from  Leinster  Regt.  ... 
Pyrke,  Reg.  Duncombe,^-  with  gratuity  from  York  Lt.  Inf.  ... 
Williams- Freeman,  Geo.  Chas.  Peere,^^  with  gratuity  from  > 

Sussex  Regiment > 

Bright-Smitli,  Arthur  A.  W.  Bright,  with   gratuity  from  3S 
HussarF  ;  Hon.  Major  late  Hampshire  Yeomanry  Cavalry;  > 

Semouut  Department  j  I 

Grant,  Bartle,^^  Capt.  Border  Regiment,  on  retired  pay  (r.r.) 
Hilliard,  ArthurCourtney,  with  gratuity  from  Durham  Lt.  Inf.| 

Wiley,  Albert,  Capt.  Royal  Higlilanders,  on  retired  pay 

Gray,  Walter  Gordon,  with  gratuity  from  York.  &  Lanc.  Regt. 

Nash,  Edward,  with  gratuity  from  Royal  Artillery  (/.&.) '  

Kays,  Reg.  Ker,^' with  gratiiityfrom  Northumberland  Fus.  ... 

Fox,  John  Heniy,  Capt.  Royal  Engineers,  on  retired  pay   

Arnot,  G.  Henry  Anthony,  willi  gi-at.  from  Border  Regt.(i*.r.) 
Carden,  Henry  Charles,  Capt.  Devon  Regt.  on  ret.  pay  (/.y.) 
Nichols,  George  Thomas,  with  gratuity  from  R.  Engineers'... 
Garston.  Ed^ar  John,  with  gratuity  from  R.  Artillery  {Lb.) 
Tuthill,  Chris.  D.  Villiers.'"*  with  gratuitj'  from  14  Hussars 
Pryce,  Pryce  J[evrick,with  gratuity  from  ;  Drag.  Gds.  {r.r.) 
Lyons,  Fredk.  Wm.»f'>  with  gratuity  from  S.  Stafford  Regt.  ... 
Baker,  Henry  Edmeadeh,  gratuity  from  Lancaster  Regt.(r.r,) 
Robinson,  Clement  Sumner, "^2  capf.  R.A.  Med.  Corps,  on  > 

retired  pay f 

Tippinge,  Vernon  Gartside,  Capt.  R.  ScolSf  on  ret.  pay  {l.b.) 
Watson,  Wm.  Scott,  Capt.  Essex  Regt.  on  retired  paj'  {l.b.)  ... 
Birch,  Robt. L.  Coote,""  C'<l?^^  E.  Surrey  Regt.on  ret.'pay(?.6.) 
Pinckney, Geoflry  Eras.,  Capt.  West  Surrey  Regt.  on  ret.  pay 
Gartwright,  H.  Aubrey,  with  grat.  from  Durham  Lt.  Inf.(^.y.) 

Green,  Percy,  Capt.  E.  Kent  Regiment,  on  retired  pay  

Feuton,  Joseph  Cunliffe,  Capt.  Leinster  Regt.  on  retired  pay 

Godsal,  Wm.  Chas.*"^  with  gratuity  from  Royal  Engineers 

Maitland,  Alex.  Fuller,**'^  gratuity* from  W.  Bun-ey  Regt.  {r.r.) 
Blacker,  Frederick  Henry,  with  gratxiity  from  4  Hussars;) 

Hon.  Major  late  Sot t»  Yeomanry } 

Middleton,  A.  Harold,  resigned  from  Argyll  and  Sutherland  ) 

Highlanders;  Hon. Major  3  Bn.  Argyll  dr  Suth.  Mighlauderg ) 

Levett,  Wm.  Swinnerton  Byrd,  with  gratuity  from  Inniskil-  "^ 

ling  Fusihers  {Lb.) ' ] 

Kiiig,  Henry,  with  gratuity  from  Warwick  Regiment  (Lb.) 

Hunt,  Phineas  William,  w-ith  gratuity  from  Welsh  Regiment. 
Baines,  Edw.  Henry, '"^  C'a;;^  W.  Kent  Regt.  on  ret.  pay  {r.r.) 
Hume,  Ai-thur  Robert,  with  grat.  from  W.  Riding  Regt.  {Lb.) 
Trevor,  George  Arthur,'"^  with  gratuity  from  Sussex  Regt — 
Cronyn,  Abraham  Prim,""  Caj^t.  W.  Kent  Regt.  on  ret.  pay 
Reynolds,  JohnHunter,-^'  with  gratuity  from  Grenadier  Gds. 
Boisragon,  Allan  Ma.xwell.^'-  with  gratuity  from  Irish  Regi- ) 

ment ;  3  Battalion  Irigk  Regiment ) 

GholmonUeley,  Reg.  Hai-rj-,  with  gratuity  Irom  Inniskilling  > 

Fusihers  {Lb.) i 

Swinton,  Geo.  H.  Taylor,  Capt.  Bedlord  Regt.  on  ret.  pay.  ... 
^).».c.  Knight,  Henry  Raltigh,!'*  with  grat.  from  E.Kent  Regt.  ' 
Grimes,  Hugh  Edward, witti  gratuity  from  S.  Lancashire  Regt. 
Greenwood,  Chas.  Staniforth,"^  with  gratuity  from  10  Hussars 

Pym,  Edw.  Alf.  Innes,  with  gratuity  from  Worcester  Regt J25  Aug.  77 

ilacdonald,  Alien  D.  with  gratuity  from  Royal  Artillerj'  .. 
Rhodes,  Ernest  Frederic,  with  gratuity  from  R.  Eng.  (l.b.) 
Whiting,  Henry  Harvey,  with  gratuity  from  Welsh  Fus 


12  Feb.  77 

12  Nov.  73 
17  Jan.  77 

13  June  75 

IT  Feb.  74 

10  Sept. 75 
26  Feb.  76 
13  June  74 

2  Dec.  74 

12  Feb.  73 
2  Dec.  74 

11  Feb.  75 
28  Sept.  3 
26  July  76 
2t  Sept.  74 
15  Jan.  73 
26  Mar.  74 
23  Jan.  79 
17  Aug.  78 
28  Oct.  76 


HOW. 
MAJOB. 


10  Sept.75 

17  July  72 


76 


19  June  74 

23  Apr.  73 

29  Jan.  79 

II  Feb.  76 

30  Nov.  78 


14  Mar.  83 
20  Mar.  83 
20  Mar.  83 

3  Apr.  83 

14  Apr.  83 
14  Apr.  83 
-.g  May  83 
loMay  83 

I  June  83 

13  June  S3 

13  June  83 

20  June  83 

21  June  83 
30  June  83 
10  July  83 

14  July  83 

15  July  83 
20  July  S3 
25  July  83 

I  Aug.  83 

4  Aug.  83 

9  Aug.  83 

IS  Aug.  83 

30  Aug.  83 
19  Sept.83 

I  Oct.  33 

31  Oct.  83 
31  Oct.  83 

9  Nov.  83 

10  Nov.  83 


22  May  76 
2o  Nov.  75 
28  Oct.  76 
jii  Feb.  77 
28  Jan.  75 
I II  Sept.  76 
15  Dec.  71 
II  Sept. 76 
lio  Sept.75 
I  6  Jan.  72 
19  Aug.  75 
28  Dec.  74 
I  4  Dec.  74 
6  Feb.  78|i7May  79 
2  Dec.  74 


APPOINT- 
ED TO 
BESEBTE. 


I  May  78 


30  Jan.  78 


II  May  78 


3  July  74 
26  May  80 
12  Feb.  76 
12  Nov.  73 
II  Oct.  76 
TO  Sept.75 
20  Nov.  75 

2  May  72 
23  Nov.  73 

28  Oct.  76 

28  Apr.  75 

6  Sept.  76 

19  Apr.  77 

29  Jan.  79 


14  Nov.  83 

15  Nov.  83 
;>8  Nov.  83I22  Mar.  93 

■;  Dec.  83 
10  Dec.  83 

12  Dec.  83 

15  Dec.  83 

17  Dec.  83 
2  Jan.  84 
6  Jan.  84 
9  Jan.  84 

16  Jan.  84 

18  Jan.  84 

26  Jan.  84 
2  Feb.  84 

2  Feb.  84 

13  Feb.  84 

27  Feb.  84 

1  Mar.  84 
10  Mar.  84 
23  Mar.  S4 
16  Apr.  84 
16  Apr.  84 

2  May  84 
20  Maj'  84 

2:  May  84 

28  May  84 

31  May  84 

4  June  84 
6  June  84 


Nov.  75I11  June  84 
31  May  78!ii  June 84 
II  Nov.  781  7  July  84 
24  June  76'  g  July  84 
18  Mar.  74  23  July  " 

20  Aug.  71;  23  July  84 
II  Sept. 76  26  July  84 


Dec.  74 
24  Mar.  75 
II  Feb.  75 


1  Aug.  84 

2  Aug.  84 
6  Aug.  84 


12  Feb.  77  27  Auk.  84 
25  June  7827  Aug.  84 
19  Aug.  75'  I  Sept.84 
12  Sept. 72  12  Sept.84 
2  Dec.  74'26  Sept.84 


3  Mar.  94 


1  Oct.  g4 


I 


Seserve  of  Officers. 


Captains. 
Learmoutii,  John  Henry,'  re'si  fr'n'eii  from  12  Lan 


Bri^v w  T  ,'  ■/^'''''^A "''"^  g™t»"y  from  Hampshire  Rest. 
Brmkle.T,  John  Turner,  Cff.  North  Stafford  Regt  onret  nl^ 
Freeman  Resinald  Charles,  with  gratuity  from  3  HusMrs  '^ 
Steu-art-Savile  Walter  S.ns  wi,h  g,;^.  from  E.  Kent  Re<°t  0-  r'j 
Canning,  I£o„.Conway  S.  G.'."  Ca,„.  K.R.  Rifles,  on  rif.  pay  ) 

Jolliffe  Wiikes,  with  gratuity  from'  h-ish'Re!;iment"(',-;;)' 
n!;,^r     E<':^;f°'vitl^K>-atuityfrom  King's  Royal  Rifles 'jY 
■Uon.ilatoryrMshu-eTeomanra  Cavalry  f 

Sankey,  Matthew  H.  P.  Riall,  Capt.  R.  Eng.'onretired  nav" 
f  .^'iTT,"'"''^;™''':'  'f^r-'^"-s/^='  "-ith  g?at.  from  /ii  edds- 
Leslie  Ale...  Maurice, >"  Cupf.  Sufl-olk  Rigt.  on  ret.  pay  [Lb.) 
Way,  Claude  GrsviUe.  with  crratuity  from  S.  Stafford  Reit 
Tonge  Fras.  Hem-y,  with  gratuity  from  Wiltshire  Rec^t 


Gunston,  Bernard  Hamilton,  resigned  from  3  Dr    Guards  •  I 
Bemoiitii  Department    ..  "  vi.u»iuo,( 

S^r^;„^  i  r  ''^,°?- C-a^  "'".  York  Regiment,  on  retired  pay 
Burmester  Arnold  Charles,  with  gratuity  from  R.  Art  Uh  ) 
Farquhar,  John  Stormonth  Taylor,  with  gratuity  from  Hi^h-i 

land  Ijight  Infantry  ..  '  ^      f 

Minter,  John  Snrtees  ■=»  Capt.  Royal  Artiiieryronret.pay" 
PeUy,  Henry  Gerald  ■==  Capt.  Royal  Art.,  on  retired  pay  U.h) 
Home-Drummond-Moray,  William  Aug.  131  Ca;,^  Scots  Gds  i 

on  retired  pa.y    > 

Shiffner,  John,'i3=  with  gratuity 'from'RoyaVArtiiie;^(7:r) 
Daly  Henry  Lawrence,"'  with  gratuity  from  13  Hussars      " 
Hughes,  Johli,i3»  with  gratuity  from  the  Buffs  ' 

»^fo™J  IT      ?■  ^°'!'i"'^'  '^  IT"''  Ki-atuity  from  Gren.Guards 
Acland-Hood  S„•Ale.^c.  Fuller,  BuW.im  with  gratuity  from 

Grenadier  Guards;   ViceChamlerhdnof  H.it.S KoLeMd, 

UP.  Jor  Tfeit  Somerset  ' 

Hennan,  Charles  Talin  Ca;,^  i^Drkshire  RegtVon  retVpay';  5  I 

Hon.  Major  North  Siding  of  York  Vol.  Art.  (II,)  ( 

tiall,  Henry  Thomas, re.sigiied  from  18  Hussar;      "      :-■■-' \ 


COKNEr, 

2.NDLIEUT, 

or  ENSIGN. 


24  Jan.  80 

29  Noy.  76 

17  Apr.  3o  10  Feb, 
30  Jan.  7830  Nov 

129  Nov,  76 

|28Fel).  74 

15  Aug.  77  15  July  79 

2c  Nov 

22  Jan.  79 


563 


31  Jan.  77 


ti  Oct. 


79 


30  Jan.  78 


4  Oct.  84 

18  Oct.  84 

25  Oct.  84 
30  Oct.  84 

3  Not,  84 

4  Nov.  84 

5  Nov.  84' 

26  Nov.  84 

28  Apr.  8oj  6  Dec.  84 
n  Feb.  76    i  Jan.  85 

29  Apr.  73'  8  Jan.  83 

29  Nov.  7a  21  Jan.  85' 

30  Nov.  76I  2  Feb.  85 
I  Oct.  78JII  Feb.  8s 

20  Nov.  76111  Feb.  85 

12  Feb.  74  12  Feb.  83 
I  Jul.y  8:, 1 6  Mar.  85 

14  Aug.  76 

13  July  78 

14  Aug.  76 

18  Oct.   73 

14  Aug.  76 
14  Aug.  76 

28  Oct.   71 

14  Aug.  76 
28  Feb.  74 
28  Oct.  76 
13  June  74 


P.S.C.  Butler^  Lewis  William  George,™  with  gratuity  froni ) 

King  sR  ^.(r.r.)   Acting  A.deC.toSirB.C.ItuneU.i  Sept.oo  ( 

Drummond,    Malcolm, i^a    with    <,rnt„:t,.    e ,    r^-.^iir^.'. 


2  Mar.  78 
ar.S;  Remount  Dei>t.\-,o  }a,rx.  78 

Hi       rrr.n*..it^.    F. .    'i' 

--I O) 

r.        ,       >,  .-  -^       ^"'^    gratuity    from    Grenadier 

Guards;   Groom  in  Waiting  in  Ordinai-i/  to  the  Queen 
Mulchinock,  Michael  Ediv.  resigned  from  Irish  Rifles  (>  b) 
Murphy,  Jas.  Andrew,  Capt,  ,  Dragoons,  on  ret.  pay 
Carpenter,  Wm.  Sidney,  with  gi-at.  from  Lincoln  Regt'wii 
Jacob,  John  E.  F.  with  gratuity  from  S.  Lancashire  Re^t 
*  raser,  Thomas,i«i  with  gratuity  from  Sussex  Rogt.  (;■  ,•')    " 
Walker,  Geo.  Barnes,  with  gratuity  from  Munster  Fusiliers   ' 
Hotham,  Henry  Edward,i«  with  grat. from  Scot.  Rifles  U.b') 
Broadley,  Hamilton  Wm.  Capt.  R.  .Scots,  on  ret.  pav  (r  r  ) 
Ihomas,  Fred  L.  C,  with  gratuity  from  East  Surrey  RecW- V 

ment;  Son.  Major  late  4  Bii.  Ea>t  Surrey  Regiment  (r°  )  S 
Peyton,  William   Robert  Boileau,i*'   with    gratuity    froml 

Shropshire  Light  Infantry  ...  r.  j  , 

Mansel,BustaceGambier,nr  Capt.  Oxford  Light"lnfa'ntiw  ) 

on  retired  pay  (r.c.)  i 

Hancock,  Wm.  Washington.i'S  with  Gratuity  from  Derby  ) 

Uegt,.;  Remount  Depot    ■^  j 

C'ritchley,  Edward  Asheton,  Capt.  4  Hussars,  on' retired  Day  •' ) 

with  12  Hussars r  J  .  j 

Elrington,  Gerard  Gordon,  Capt.  Dorset  Regt.' onret.  nay' 
jyainright,  Lawrence  Aug.  Capl.  West  IndiaRegt.  onret.'pay 
1°?',?''°''^  Vincent,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  with  gratuity  from  ) 

B,.A..^.C.  iWoohcich) •*  ] 

M'Grigor,  Sir  Jas.  R.  Dufl",  Bt.  with  gratuity  from  Ri'fie"B'rio- 

ihompson,    Peter    Ridley  Edward,i"    Capt.    Inuiskillin"-'> 

iUSl  hers,  on  ret.  pay;  D.A.A.  General,  Portsmouth  itemnT)  i 

Reynolds  r'"-.:i  i^'i —  •>         .    ■-     '■         -       .  >      '-'--' 


12  June  78 

1  May  78 
3  Apr.  78 

12  Jan.  79 

2  Feb.  78 


21  Aug.  78 
Jan.  79 


10  Sept.7,s 

23  Sept.  78 
iS  Deo.  3o 

10  Sept.  76 

29  Nov.  76 

17  Aug.  79 
9  Aug.  74 

13  Nov.  78 
6  May  79 

18  Apr.  80 
21  Sept.  76 

5  Dec.  78 
12  Feb.  76 

2  Dec.  74 

11  Sept. 77 
4  Oct 

i8  May  81 


19  Mar.  85 
I  Apr.  83 

7  Apr.  85 

8  Apr.  85 

10  Apr.  lis 

10  Apr.  8s 

11  Apr.  8s 

15  Apr.  85 
iS  Apr.  85! 
18  Apr.  85 
18  Apr.  85 

18  Apr.  83 


9  Sept.  80 

29  Jan.  76 
II  July  76 


3  Sept.  77|i5  July  80 

1  May  78' 12  Feb.  79 

Reynolds,  Cecil  Edward,  with  gratuity  from 'Royal' Art.''(7.4r)'       .  I23  Jan.  77 

Si™^„';-T: '-I-''^u''°  ^.''""^^<*'."1'"''P'-  Scots  Guards,  on  ret,  payj       ...:..       !29Nov     ' 

grat.  from  R.  Scots  {r.r.), ..'30  Jan, 


Williams,  Arthur  Leonard, i^s  with 


29 
78    7  Dec. 


^aber,  W  alter  Vavasour,  with  gratuity  from  Royal  Art.  (Lb.)  '25  Jan.  77 

Eardloy-Wilmot,  Cecil  F.  de  Lys,  with  grat.  from  Ches.  Re.'t     "-  =  ..       '  C 

Gladstone,  Sir  John  Robt.S/.i=»  with  grat.  from  Cold.  Guards 
Leetham,  Arthur,"*  ivith  gratuity  from  13  Hussars;   Uon.'t 

Major  Monmouth  Engineer  Militia j 

GiUon,  Henry,  with  gratuity  from  i3  Hussars .....'...'. 

Hunter,  Sir  Charles  Roderick,  Bt.  grat.  from  Rifle  Brig.  (Lb.).. 
Russell,  Leonard  George,  with  gratuity  from  Rifle  Brig.  (Lb.) 
Lmdsell,  Chas.  Frederick, li*  with  gratuity  from  Scots  Fus. 

Bayly,  John,  with  gratuity  from  Suffolk  Regiment 13  Julv  78  20  Aui 

ietherstonhaugh,  Fred.  H.  Wingfield,  with  gratuity  from)  1      ^'       '      ,,  ».   „ 

Scottish  Rifles .  ....        \  I"  May  78  12  Feb.  81 

Mercer,  Douglas  Campi)eii,witii  grat.  fromBlacls  Watch  (V-!r.)  22  Jan.  79  2q  SeDt.8o 
Iroyte-BuUcck,  Edir.  Geo.  with  gratuity  from  i  Dragoons  ;  7 


8  Dec.  77    2  Nov, 
.  a  Dec.  73 

17  Apr.  80  23  Mar.  gi 

!  6  Sept.  76 

30  Dec,  78  28  Jul.y  80 
I  May  7S  iS  All, 

24  July  74 


18  Apr.  8s 
i3  Apr.  8s 
23  Apr.  8s 

29  Apr.  85 

5  May  8s 
3  May  Bs 

13  May  83 
13  May  S3 
13  May  8s 

20  May  85 
23  May  Ss 

21  June  83 

27  June  85 
I  July  is 

6  July  S3 
ri  July  8s 


22  Oct.  81 
Bennett,  R.  CWpC  Devon   Regt.  on  ret.  pav  ;  iivny  Orrf.  Z)pj;^  I13  Aug.  79  i3  Dec.  80 

Brodie,EdgarWaldegrave,i»0!;)i'.  King'sR.RiBes.onret.  payj       |  3  May  76 

Hich,Almenc  E.  Frederic,with  grat.  from  Lincoln  Regt.  (/.J.)  I  :i  May  78  23  July  75 
Connellan,  C.Langrishe,i6i  with  grat.  from  E.  Kent  Regt.  (^4.)]       'ii  Nov.  78 


23  July  85 

27  July  85 

28  July  8s 

1  Aug.  8s 
7  Aug.  83 

17  Aug.  83 

19  Aug.  83 

20  Aug.  85 

20  Aug.  85 

29  Aug.  85 

2  Sept.  85 
9  Sept.  85 

9  Sept.  8s 

19  Sept.  85 

21  Sept.  8s 
21  Sept.  85 

30  Sept.  85 
5  Oct.  8s 

1(5  Oct.   85 

20  Oct.  83 
Oct.  85 

26  Oct.  85 
4  Nov.  8s 
4  Nov.  S3 

30  N0T.85I 


HON. 
UAJOB. 


APPOINT* 

ED   TO 
aESERVE. 


1 14  Aug.  89 


7  Feb.  00 


6  Dec.  9 


14  Aug.  89 


5^4 


Reserve  of  Officers^ 


I    COBNET,    I 

!  andHEUT.        LIBUT. 

Captai.vs.  |qrENSiGir.| 

Ihyan,  G.  Chas.  Newton,  with grat. from  Munster  Fue.  (r.r.) 

Vesey,  Charles  N.  Colthurst,  with  gratuity  from  S  Hussars  ...'23  Oct.  80'  1  July  81 

ViTie,-Dunc^nVernon,^^-'DL.MP.forN.Ahfrde^>>;  Capt.  3>|  _  T„ne  70   ^  Dec   82 

Hussars,  on  retireil  pay  ;  Memount  JDejHu-fment i     '  /y.  ^     ^  ■ 

TJsgher,  Beverly  William  Reid,'^'^  Capf.  7  Dra^^oon  Guards,)  I      jnne-o'iz  Jan    81 

on  retired  pay  j  I  '   ^ 


)  Nov. 
>  Nov 


Connor,  Harry  Geo. Adams, ="^  Ca;)/. Conn. Tliinpers,  on  ret.  pay  22  Feb.  79113  July  80 

Apthorp,  Edmond  Paley,  Capf.  W.  T.  Reet.  on  ret.  pay  ('•.''.)!       |ii  Feb.  76 

ilolitrhtly,  Robert   Kdmund,»"  DSO.   with  ^jratuity  from)  „  . 

Kintr's  Rnyul  Rifles;  \i.;i.  tcith  rank  of  Lt.Cnl,„ul)    ji       |OApi.77 

Foord,  Edvvard,*''''  with  gratuity  from  Koyal  Artillery... I       '14  Aujj.  76 

Heypate,  Edward  Leonard  AspinaU,'^'    Capt.   West  Kent)  I      TuIv    R2    Dpc  8 

Kesiment,  on  retired  pay    $   i^-uij  7t>|  ^     ec.  00 

AV'ingate,  George  Miller, ^^^  with  fatuity  from  R.  Artillery  ...        9  Oct.   77 

Hell,  Leonard,  with  gratuity  from  Royal  Artillery  ;  9  Oct.   77 

Preston,  George  Berthon,  Capt  2  Dragoon  Gds.  on  ret.  pay.,.  22  Jan.  79,  2  July  79 

p.».c.  Wisely,  Geo.  Atex.  Keith,  Capt.  R.  Eng.  on  retired  pay...'      ; 28  Jan.  75 

Murphy,  Wm.  J.,i"  Capt.  Durham  Lt.  Inf.   on  ret.  pay  {l.b.)  n  Oct.  751/  Nov,  79 

Ashburnham,  Hon.  Thomas, ■'■*  with  grat.from?  Hussars  \r.r.)        |ii  Oct.   76 

Vincent,  Richard  Dacre,  Capt.  Dublin,  Fus.  on  ret.  pay  1/.6.) jio  Sept.  76 

Adams,  Arthur  John,  Capt.  West  Surrey  Regt-  on  ret.  pay  .. 
Rusbridger,  Stewart  Holcombe,  Capt.  West  SuiTcy  Regt.  ) 

on  retired  pay  ()-.*■.)    j 

( 'ockburn.  Fras.Pitcairn.'"*  with  grat.  from  Wiltshire  Regt... '25  May  ^'^ 

("aider,  Edmond  Henry  Somerville,''^  with  grat.  from  R.  Art.        

Banbury,  Arthur,  Capt.  Irish  Fusiliers,  on  retired  pay  {r.r.)  ..  I       ...... 

Turner.   William  Frederick,  Capt.  Arg.yll  and  Sutherland)  1 

Highlanders,  on  retired  pay    S  \ 

Rarchard.  Charles  Pejcival,^"  with  grat.  from  W.  York  Regt.' 
King,  Alex.  C.  Newfcfm,  Capt.  Worcester  Regt.  on  ret.  pa3'(»-.r.) 
Lysons,  Daniel  Charles  Wm.^'"*  with  gratuity  from  King's  » 

Royal  Rifles ;  Hon.  Major  7  Battalion  King's  Royal  Riflen...  » 
Marshall.  Henry  Stapylton,  with  grat.  from  Cheshii-e  Regt.;  } 

^Bn.  Cheshire  He gt.  (Lb.) i' 

Firman,  Robert  Bertram.  '"^  with  grat.  Irom  Middlesex  RegL.  \ 

{i.y.tcith  rank  of  Lt.  Colonel)    I 

Tombe,  Henry  Evelyn,'^"  with  (irat.  from  Suffolk  Regt.  (l.h.)^ji  Oct.  79 

Mackenzie,  Ashley  Edm.  with  gratuity  from  E.  York  Regt '  1  May  78 

"      ■  4  Dec.  78 


II  May  78 
30  Jan.  78 

23  Jan.  78 
73  Aug.  79 
d  Aug.  79 


5  Oct.   78 


30  Apr.  79 
6  Aug.  79 
30  Jan.  78 


Hoir. 

UAJOB. 


APPOIKT- 
BD   TO 

RR6ERVE. 


39  Nov.  76    7  Dec.  85 
'  "     "      9  Dec.  85 

16  Dec.  85 

23  Dec.  85 
27  Dec.  8j 


75 

75 

19  May  So 

0  Oct.   77 

28  Oct.  77 

Fob.  76 

24  Jan.  80 

23  July  79  r4  Apr.  86 

15  Mar.  80 
9  Mar,  81 


3  Jan.  86 
7  Jan.  86 
9  Jan.  86 

19  Jan.  86 

20  Jan.  86 
20  Jan.  86 
20  Jan.  86 
38  Jan.  86 

I  Feb.  86 

4  Feb.  86 
9  Feb.  86 

15  Feb.  86 

15  Feb.  86 

22  Feb.  86 
25  Feb.  86 
10  Mar.  86 

1  Apr.  86 

Apr.  86 


I  July  5 

6  Nov.  80 
I  Apr, 


81 
June  80 
Jan.  78 


21  Apr.  86 
21  Apr.  S6 

2r  Apr.  86 

26  Apr.  86 
12  May  86 
26  May  86 
June  86 


Lermitte,  Henry  Jas.,'"^  Capt.  Scot*  Fusiliers,  on  ret.  pay  (r.r.) 

Thistlethwnyte,  Thomas  George,  with  gratuity  from  R.  Art 3: 

Cameron,  Chas.  Barton. ^^-  Capt.  York  and  Lancaster  Regt.  \ 

on  retired  pay  ^^ft.)  (r.r.) s 

Sankey.  Artimr,  witn  giatmty  from  Royal  Artillery 

Scott,  James  Thomas,  with  gratuiry  froin  Dublin  Fusiliers;) 

Hon.  Major  4  Bn.  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders    S 

Greer,  William, '^^  Capt.  Border  Regiment,  on  retired  pay  [r.r.) 
Richards,    Arthur    William    Mordauut,   with  grat.    from ) 

2  Dragoons;    Remount  Department } 

Fowler,  Robert  Henry, '^7  with  grat.  from  Shropshire  Lt.  Inf.  ' 
Higginson,  Conwa.y  R.  Dobbs,  Capt.  R.  Art.  on  ret.  pay  (/  b.) 
Rodney.  G.  B.  H.  D.  Lord,^^^  resigued  from  i  LileGuhrds  ... 
Stewari,  William.  Capt.  Argyll  and  Sutb.  Hldrs.  ou  retired  ) 

pay  ;  u-ith  Black  Watch / 

Bagot,  Arthur  Henry  Louis,  with  gr.nt.  from  Som.  Lt.  Inf.;  ( 

A»»i»t.  Instructor  School  of  Mufketry  (temp.) - ) 

Bllice,   Edward    Charles,  with    gratuity   from    Grenadier ) 

Guards;  u-itk  Black  Watch S 

Reynard,  Francis  Horner,  with  gratuity  from  9  Lancers  (r.r.) 
Bower,  Edm.  T.  C.   Capt.  Oxford  Lt.  Inf.  on  retired  pay;) 
Brigade  Major  East  Yorkshire  Brigade  Volunteer  Tnfautry  ^ 
Hervey-Bathurst,  Claude.with  gratuity  from  Essex  Regt.  (r.i-,) 
Clarke,  Jas.  Richd.  Plomer.  Capt.  Welsh  Regt. on  ret.  pay (/  6.)' 24  July  78 
Tailby,  Thomas  Morrall  Jones. with  gratuity  from  ti  Hussars  22  Jan.  81 
Elliot,  Gilbert  Thomas,  Capt.  Liverpool  Regt.  on  retired  pay' 13  Aug.  79 
Lucy,  Frederick  Hy.'^-  Capt.  Northampton  Regt.  on  ret.  pay|i4  Jan, 
Noble,  George  John  Wm.  witli  gratuity  from  13  Hussar:*;  ( 
Hon.  M-'Jnr  Northumberland  Yeomanry  ;  Remount  Dejwt   ...  ) 
Turner,  Frank  Mackinnnn,'^*  with  grat.  from  West  India  Regt. 

LJegbie,  Hamilton  Luard.  with  grat.  from  Worcester  Regt.i/  /;.)  2  July  79' 29  June  81 
Hunt,  Cecil  Henry,  with  gratuity  from  Leicester  Regt.  ( /.i. )  13  Aug.  79I  5  Mar.  81 
Hamilton,  Chas.  R.  Sj'dnev  Douglas, '^^  C'ap^  Gordon  High-  >  '      ^^     *       1      ,-»„*      r 

landers,  on  retired  pa>(/.i.) , )    15  feept.77!  5  Oct.  70 

Moncur,  John  Deans,  with  gratuity  from  i  Dragoon  Guards...  114  Jan.  80  17  Aug.  80 

-iird,  William  James,  with  gratuity  from  8  Hussars ig  Feb.  Bil  i  July  81 

Fraser,  Alex.  D.,'^^  Cfpt.  Gordon  Higldanders,  on  ret.  pay  1  -:  .  6 

(i.y,  i  ;  Railway  SfaJ  Officer,  S.  Africa,  15  Aug.  oc \  \        r°      "^'  ' 

Staniland.Chas.  Arthur,  with  gratuity  from  2  Dragoons  (r.r.)  ,31  Oct.   77,22  Nov.  8c|t2  Jaa 


10  Sept.  75 

13  July  78 
29  Sept.  77 


J14  Jan.  80 


1  July  3i 
31  Jan.  78 

28  Oct.   77 

2  Sept.  80 
!2  Dec.  8c 

0  Aug.  80 
31  Jan.  78 

29  Nov.  76 

10  Nov.  77 

11  Feb.  77 

6  Oct.   77 
10  Sopt.76 

1  July  81 

7  Jan.  So 
19  May  80 

I  July  8 
4  Sept.  80 
1  July  81 

I  July  81 

Sept.  77 


2  June  86 

6  June  86 

4  June  86 
30  June  86 

5  July  86 

10  July  86 
19  .luly  86 
21  July  86 

21  July  86 

22  July  86 

=;  Aug.  86 

7  Aug.  86 

9  Aug.  86 

13  Aug.  86 

19  Sept. 86 

29  Sept.  86 

1  Oct.   86 

Oct.  86 

27  Oct.  86 

I  Nov.  86 

8  Nov.  86 

9  Nov.  86 

4  Dec.  86 

4  Dec.  86 
4  Dec.  86 

8  Dec.  86 


i'homsou,  JoceliTi  Home,^^^  Capt.  R.  Artillery,  on  retired  pay. 

Peel,  Wm.  Frederick, '^"^  Capt.  3  Dragoon  Guards,  on  ret.  payi 

Lindsay,  Henry  E.  Morgan, ''^^  Capf.   Royal  Engineers,  on  )  ' 

retired  pnj'  ;    Hon.  Major  Monmouth  R.  Engineers  (Militia)  j 

Richardenu,  Ivan  Owden,  with  gratuity  from  4  Hussars  I 

r.arnett,  Henry  Percy,  with  grat.  from  D.  of  Cornwall's  Lt. Inf. 


18  Dec. 
2.-  Oct. 


2  Feb.  76 


6  Aug.  79^7  -^Pr-  81 
'2q  Nov.  75 


'hapman,  Charles  Higford.^'^'^  with  grat.  from  Cheshire  Regt.|3r  Jan.  80!  i  July 


iietver,  Henry  Holt,  Capf.  Royal  Artillery,  on  retired  pay(/.6.) 
Waring.  William  Wheat,-'''  with  gratuit.y  from  n  Hussars;  '  : 

Hon.  Major  Berkf  Yeomanry    ( 

Amherst,  i/on.Hugh.2"'=^C'/»•^  Coldstream  Gds.,  on  ret.pa.y(r.r.) 
Browne,  Ctas.  Edmund,-"*  with  gratuit.y  from  15  Hussars 


2  Jan.  87 
19  Jan.  87 

2  Feb.  87 

6  Feb.  87 
12  Feb.  87 
8  Feb.  87 


18  Dec.  78  24  Feb.  87 


22  Jan.  8o|  I  July  81 

II  Feb.  75 

I  Jan.  79J15  May  80 


Swaine,  George  Wm.-***  Capt.  W.York  Re^t.  on  ret.  pay  (r.r. )  122  Jan.  79!  18  Maj'  81 
Cameron,  Cvril  St.  ('lair.^"^  with  gratuitv  from  o  Lancers; )         -.r  I      t„i^  q. 

fi     i   TI  ■      n  £■        n  ^  Y  22  Mar.  70   I  July  ei 

Cajjf.  Tafmanian  Dejenre  Force    J  '^\ 

Frc»kletou,  Geo.  Wm.^"^  Capt.  Conn.  Rangers,  on  ret.  pay(/.6.^  10  Nov.  77-5  Feb.  80 


2  Mar.  87 

16  Mar.  87 
16  Mar.  87 
20  Mar.  87 

^o  Mar.  87 

,  7  Apr.  87 


6  Mar.  ;9 


Reserve  of  Ofieers. 


Captains. 
Wilkinson,  H.  T.  I)ie<lrich,2«  d.SO.  with  grat.  fromlrishRe^t. 
Thistlewayte,  Arthur  Henry,  with  £?rat.  from  Grenadier  Grls. 
Curzon,  Ernest  Chas.  Penn,   Capt.  18  Hussars,  on  retired  1 

pay  ;  Sjifcial  Service,  Rhode»iitn  Field  Force  ) 

Harrison,  Sudlow,  C((^^  Berkshire  Regt.  on  retired  pay;) 

with  Hemoiuif  Deparfment  ....      ... ) 

Manson,  Eric  Edm.  M.  Daviaon,  Capt.  South  Lancashire) 

Regt.  on  retired  pay ) 

Rickards,  F.  S.  Haniilton.sos  Capf.  DubUn  Fus.on'ret.  pay'(j-.)-.) 
Payne,  Arthur  Trelawny,  Capt.  Durham  Lt.  Inf.  on  ret.  pav 
Campbell.  Arthur  Charles,  with  gratuity  from  Rifle  Brigade, 
Davie? ,  Wilbraliam  Thos.^*'^  Capt.  E.  York  Regt.  on  retired  ) 

pay;  Anrn/  Ord    Drpf ,. | 

HorrocKs,  Alex.  Mncintosh,  Capt.  Dublin  Fus.  on  retired  pay 
Haynes,  Carleton,-'"  Capt.  Kast  Lanca**hir6  Regt.  on  retired  I 

Day;  Dcpnfif  Governor,  Portland  Frinoi [ 

Forbes,  Wilbam  Lachlan.-'i  with  gratuity  from  Rovfll  Fas,. 
VVillett,  John  Saltren,-*- with  gratuity  from  i  Dragoon  Gda.;  1 

Captain  Leicestershire  Himmrt    [ 

Newbuiy,  I'ercy  F.  Raikes,  Ca,D/.Lincoln  Regt.  on  ret.pay(j-.r.: 
Combe,  Christian,  with  gratuity  from  Ruval  Horse  Gua'rds  .. 
Johaston,  Arch.  Fras.    Campbell,^'*  Capt.  E.  Kent  Regt. ") 

on  retired  pay  (r,r.) ) 

Brooksbank,  Arthur  Hey  wood,  with  gratuity  from  19  Hus.  .. 
Cainl.  Lindsay  Henryson,C'aj?i.  Border  Regt.onret.pay;ifoJi.  | 

Major  ^  Un.  Border  Regiment ". ) 

Des  Voeux,  Fred.  Hy.  Arthur,"?  Capt.  C  Dr.  Gds.,on  retired ) 

pay  ;  Remount  Depot J" 

Hillas,  Robt.  Wm.  Goodvionj^is  with  gratuity  from  Somerset) 

Light  Infantry  ;  Hon.  Major  Sligo  Artillery  Militia ...} 

Corbett,  Robert  Edwin,  with  gratuity  from  Somerset  Lt.  Inf. 
D'Aeth,  Lewis  Narbrough  H.^i^  Captain  Scots  Fusiliers,  on  ) 

retired  pay    [ 

Goodrich,  Arthur  Mainwaring,  with  grat.  from  Innis.  Fus.... 
Macleod,  Roderick  Willoughby,^^'  with  grat.  from  Cameron  1 

Highlanders. ;  Srig.  Major  liiqkland  Briq.  Volunteer  Inf-  \ 
Blaci.ett,  Chris.  Montagu. ^^^  Capt.  Rifle  Brig.,  on  ret,pay(r.;'.) 
Whitaker,  Albert  Edw.-23nrith  gi-at.  from  Northumberland  i 

Fusiliers;  Hon  Major  yotfinghamshire  Yeomanry i 

AUsopp,  Hon.  Herbert  Tongue,^"  with  grat.from  10  Hussars 
Wallace,  Wm.  F.  Annesley,225  with  grat.  from  Shrop.Light") 

Infantry;  Adf'itaut  2  Vol.  Bn.  Shropshire  Light  Infantry  i 
Graham,  Wm.  Percival  Gotq,^^^  MD.  iTigCS.  m.m.  87,  ^ith^ 

gi-atuity  from  R.A.  Med.  Corps ) 

Eallum,  Octavius  Claude  J.  with  grat.  from  Irish  Rifles  > 

(Major  r.r.) y 

Knowles,  Robert  Townley,'^^  Capt.  Royal  Scots,  on  ret.  pay 
Cutlar-Fergusson,  Robert,  with  gratuity  from  Scots  Guards... 
Menzies,  Neil  James, -'^'J  with  gnituit5  from  Scots  Guards 
Goddard,  Edw.  Hesketh,  Capt.  Dorset  Regt.,  on  ret.  pay(r.>-.) 
Guyon,  Herljert  Joseph, Ca^^  East  Yorkshire  Regt. on  ret.pay 

Wilkinson,  Lionel  T.  V.  with  gratuity  from  Irish  Rifles 

Lassetter,  Harry  Bennchami),^'"  with  grat.  from  S.  Stafl*.  Regt. 
Harding,  Charles  Mulcaeter,  Capt.  East  Yorkshire  Regt.  ) 

on  reiired  pay } 

Money,  Edmund  Charles  Kyrle,  Capt.  York  and  Lancaster) 

Regiment,  oa  ret'red  pay    i 

Ma.^-ue,  Jasper  Graham,  Capt.  Innis.  Fusiliers,  on  retired  pay 
Hoekm,  Chas.  H.  Stirling,  with  gratuity  from  Essex  Regt.  ... 
Hibbert,  Edw.  Hugh  Rowley,  with  grat.  from  Lauc.  Fus.  ... 
Heygate,  Rhd  Lionel,  Ca;)C.  R.  Art.  on  ret.pay;  ttemoiint  Dept. 
Oliver,  \Vm.  James,  with  gratuity    from  Royal  Artillery," 

Hon.  Major  South  Kast  of  Scotland  Artillery ;    Ordna 

OJicer  ^fk  Cla»s(femp.) ..-.   

French,  Houston,^^-  Capt.  2  Life  Guards,  on  retired  pay 
Simmonds,  Percy  Richard.  Cup/.  R.  Artillery,  on  ret.  pay  (l.b.) 
Matthews,  Llewellin  Washington,  Capt.  5  Dragoon  Guards,  \ 

on  retired  pay  {r.r.) J 

Burke,  Thomas'  Edmund,-^^  Ca/^t.  Lane.  Regt.  on  ret.  pay  { r.r.) 
Lee,  Henr3''  Loui^,-^*  Capt.  Berkshire  Regt.  on  retired  pay  ... 
i^eton,  Aug.  St.  John,=^^^  Capt.  Liverpool  Regt.  on  retired  > 

pay;  (l.h.)Actinri  Quarter  Matter  8th  4"  40^  Jte</tl.  Districts ) 
Cuninghame,  Gleucairu  R.^^"  with  gratuity  from  4  Hussars  ... 
Cradock,  Montagu,^"  with  gratuity  from  6  Dragoon  Guards 
Stuart,  Ronald  R.  Kilbee,  Capt.  Derby  Regt.  on  retired  pay 
Lawson,  Francis  Bernard,  with  gratuity  from  Northamp- 1 

tmshire  Regiment i 

Oamole,  Andrew  Wm.  with  gratuity  from  Northam.Regt.(/.&.) 
Vialls,  Harry  George,-^"*  with  gratuity  from  W.  York  Regt.; ") 

Major  JT'C't  Australian  Contiiii/ent    > 

Forbes,  Patrick  Wm.  "^  with  gratuity  from  6  Dragoons 

Somerset,  //oh.  Arthur  C.  E.  Caj)t.  Rifle  Brig. onret.  pay(/.6.) 
Dormer,  Chas.  Walter  CottreU,  res.  from  13  llns.;Reninf.  Dpt. 
Ivrea,  Guy  H.  Marquis^^^^  with  grat.  from  Dublin  Fus.  (r.r.) 
Deare,  Fred.  Arthur.with  gratuity  from  Berkshire  Regt.  (i.y.) 
Pollard.  Wm.  D.  John,  with  gratuity  from  Sussex  Regt.';  / 

irifh  Detaih,  Alderifhot > 

Lehmann,  Frederick  Hope,  with  grat.  from  n  Hussars  (r.r.) 
Hope,  James, -*^  Capt.  King'sOwnScot.Bord.  onret.pay(»'.j-.) 
Wheeler,  OwenEdlestone,  resignedfrom  Leicester Regt.(/.6.) 
O'Hara,  Patrick  H.  Aug.  Capt.  E.Surrey  Regt.  on  ret.  pay(r.r.) 
Stewart,  Harry  King. ^^  with  gratuity  from  Gordon  HI  Irs. .. 
Fanshawe,  Fred.  Bradford.  C-/^^W.  Kent  Reg. on  ret. pay  (r.r.) 
Broadhurst,  Arthur  Brooks,  with  gratuity  from  14  Hussars, 


COBrfBT,   I 

2ndLiEcrT.|     ] 

OrSNSIGN  I 

?.'2  Jan.  81!  I 


ery,) 

(I nee  > 


8  Dec.  77 
10  Feb.  Si 


July  81 
Oct.   77 
!3  June  80 

I  July  81 


I  Oct.   79 

I  May  78  22 

I  Oct.    79  17 

30  Jan .  78  29 

23  May  78 
8  Dec.  77 

:i  May  78 
I  May  78 

T I  May  78 

13  Aug.  79  II 
5  Oct.   7S 

2r  June  79 

14  Sept.  78 
17  Aag.  80 


16  Feb.  78 

14  Sept.  78 
22  Jan.  79 

22  Feb.  79 
21  June  79 

23  Oct.  80 
4  Dec.  78 
6  Aug.  79 

13  Oct.  77 
n  Oct.  79 


22  Jan.  81 
14  Sept.  78 


31  Jan.  77 
21  July  77 
19  Feb.  81 
14  Jan.  80 

6  Aug.  70 

9  July  79 
13  Aug.  79 
23  Apr.  81 


7  Dec,  70 

4  Dec.  78 
19  Feb.  81 

1  Oct.  79 

7  Jan. 
6  Aug.  79 

2  Jan.  81 

14  Jan.  80 


79 


Feb.  79 
23  Oct.  80 

May  78 
23  Apr. 

13  Aug.  79 


2  Mar.  78 
II  Aug. 

3  Oct. 
3  Apr. 

19  Feb.  81 


July  81 

Dec.  80 
Mar.  8c 
Sept.  80 

July  81 

May  79 

Nov.  80 

July  81 

Feb.  81 

Star.  81 
July  80 

i  Oct.  80 

2  Jan.  81 

3  June  3i 

I  July  81 

I  July  81 
[  July  81 
[  July  81 
[  July  81 
[  July  Si 
(  Dec.  80 
[  July  Si 
L  July  81 
J  Sept.8o 


CA.PT.  OF 
RBBBBTB. 


-^5 

APP«[IT- 

BD    TO 

&BSICRTII. 


I  July  81 

9  Apr.  80 
:8  Mar.  76 
?9  Apr.  76 

I  Apr.  80 
!o  May  80 
I  JulV  81 
I  Apr,  81 

I  July  81 

I  July  81 

I  Jul,v  3 1 

1  July  81 
:j  Nov.  78 
6  Apr.  79 

6  Apr.  79 

2  Nov.  73 

10  July  79 

5  Mar.  81 

13  June  80 
1  July  81 

5  Oct.  So 

I  July  81 
1  July  81 
8  June  Si 

1  July  81 

8  Feb.  82 


Oct.  81 

Jan.  81 

July  Si 

July  81 

July  81 

Julv  81 

Oct.  81 

May  79 

July  81 

July  81 

July  3i 

July  3i 

Jan.  8z 

13  Apr.  87' 

23  Apr.  87! 

30  Apr.  87! 
30  Apr.  87 

2  May  87! 

4  May  87| 

5  May  87 
7  May  87! 

7  May  87 
19  May  87 
28  May  87 

10  June  87 

15  June  87 

18  June  87 
I  July  87 

I  July  87 

I  July  87 

I  .Tuly  87 

1  July  87 

I  July  87 
1  July  87 
I  July  87 
I  July  87 
I  .Inly  87 

6  July  87 

8  July  87 

11  July  87 
ig  July  87 

27  July  87 

4  Aug.  87 

14  Aug.  87 
17  Aug.  87 
17  Aug.  87 
17  Aug.  87 
17  Aug.  87 

17  Aug.  87 

24  Auj.  87 

6  Sept.  87 

10  Sept.  87 

to  Sept.87 

16  Sept.87 

18  Sept.S7 
21  Sept.87 

21  Sept.87 

24  Sept.87 
I  Oct.  87 

I  Oct.  87 

7  Oct.  87 

8  Oct.  87 

19  Oct.  87 

19  Oct.  87 
'20  Oct.  87 

21  Oct.  87 

22  Oct.  87 
22  Oct.  87 

25  Oct.   87 

26  Oct.  87 
30  Oct.  87 

5  Nov.  87 

9  Nov.  87 

11  Nov.  87 

19  Nov.  87 

19  Nov.  87 
21  Nov.  87 
25  Nov-  87 
14  Dec.  87 
i3  Dec.  87 
jigDec.  87 
!3t  Dec.  8 


21  Feb.  00  2 


565« 


Beserve  ef  Ofieers. 


Captains. 

Gifford,  Eobert.'«  with  gratuity  from  Derby  Regiment    

Gore,  George  Edw.  Capt.  W.  Eidiug  Regt.  on  retired  pay  ... 
Renton.  'Williain  Gordon.  Cayt.  17  Lancers,  on  ret.  pay  (r.r.) 

Coventry.  Charles,^"  Capt.  17  LanceFs,  on  retired  pay  

Tatham,  Oswald  Fordham,  Capt.  Scots  Fu9.,on  ret.  pay(r.r.) 
Johnstone,  Henrv  llelvill.  dipt.  R.  Engineers,  on  ret.  pay... 
Shaw.  Thomas  Barton,  with  gratuity  iVum  Royal  Enjrineers 
Layard,  Arthur  A.  M.^*"  Capt.  R.  Engineers,  on  retired  pay... 
LeFeuvre  Geo.Wm.Hemy.Cuji^.  X.Lano.Reg.onret.pay(;-.r.) 
Tristram,  Lancelot  Shuie  Barrington,  Captain  Welsh  Regi-  V 

ment,  on  retired  pay / 

Travers,  Mordaunt  T.  Otho,  with  gratuity  from  Scots  Fue.;  \ 

Armi/  Ordnaiice  Department S 

Despard,  Herbert  iohu;"^  with  grat.  from  W.  I.  Regiment... 
Walker.    George  Lawrie,    Capt.  Argyll    and    Sutherland  7 

Highlanders,  on  retired  pay  {l.b.)  J 

Massy,  Godfrey  Owen  Geo.  with  gratuity  from  WiltBhiro ') 

Regiment J 

Brush,  Oliver  Ramsav.""  Capt.  Royal  Scots,  on  ret. pay()-.r.) 
Cox-Murchison,  Kenneth  M.  51."'  with  grat.  from  R.  High, 
llorrice,  Cuthbert  Henrj-,  Capt.  R.  Fusiliers,  on  ret.  pay (r.r.) 
Coke,  Percy  Knight  Hale,"*!  resigned  from  14  Hussars  (r.y.)... 
MacGregor,  .'ohu  N.  Murray,  with  gratuity  from  Dublin  ) 

Fusiliers,  Army  Service  Corps  5 

Goff,  Bertram  L.  Joseph,  with  grat.  from  High.  Lt.  Inf.(i-.c.) 
Lindner,  Albert  John.  Capt.  M.  Stafford  Regt.  on  ret.  pay 
Davidson,  Hugh,^^  with  grat.  from  Seaforth  Highlanders;  / 

Hon.  Major  3  Battalion  Seafoith  Rigklandert j 

Neish,  Colin  Graham,"<  Capt.  Royal  Artillery,  on  retired ) 

pav  i  Staff  Captain  Royal  ArtiUery,  Colchester  (temp.) I 

Winter,  Frederic  .'ohn,  Capt.  Royal  Artillery,  on  rot.  pay ;  1 

Adjutant  Lancashire  Artillery,  5.  Uivieion ) 

M'Farlane,  Ronald,  Cil&.  with  gratuity  from  9  Lancers  

Rea,  Jas.  Capt.  King's  Own  Scot.  Border.,  on  ret.  pay  ir.r.) 
Tyvyan,Richd.W.Comyn.Cjp; .Welsh  Regt.  on  ret.pay()-.r.) 
Tewkesbury,  Geoffrey  G.  G.  Lord,^'  with  grat.  from  King's  / 

Royal  Rifles;  Hon.  Major  3  Battalion  Soyal  Scott  j 

Templer.John  George  Edinund,''"^with  grat.  from  Highland  > 

Lt.  Inf.;   I  Devon  Yeomanry  Cavalry ) 

Randolph,  Charles  James,  with  gratuity  from  Wilts  Regt.  ... 
Gtinning,  Charles  Vere,  Capt.  Durham  Lt.  Inf.  on  ret.  pay  ... 
Harris,  Claudius  S.  Capt.  York  and  Lane.  Regt  on  ret.  pay 
Hemphill,  Fitzroy,  Capt.  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers, )_ 

on  retired  pay  {r.r.)  - ) 

Pocklington,  Harry  E.  Stracey,^*^  Co;;*.  15  Hussars,  on  ret.  1 

pay;  tcith  10  Hnfifars i 

Hinde.Wm.Fred.Honywood,  Capt.  12  Lancers, on  ret. pay (/.i.) 
Pilkington,  Henry  Lionel,  with  gratuity  from  21  Hussars  ... 
St.  Aubyn,  Han.  Edw.  Stuart,'^  with  grat.  from  K.  Royal  R. 
Swinton,  Geo.  S.  Campbell,  with  grat.  from  High.  Lt.  Inf.  ... 
Suft,  Herbert  Charles,  Capt.  W.  Riding  Regt.  onret.  pay  (;.4.) 
Standish,  Wm.  Pery,  with  grat.  from  East  York  Regt.  {r.r.). 
Young,  Ernest  Temple,  with  gratuity  from  Royal  Artillery... 
Yardley,  John  Watkins,-^'  Capt.  6  Dragoons,  on  retired  pay 

ilacheU,  Percy  rt'ilfrid,^"  with  gratuity  from  Essex  Regt 

Cunningham,  John,-*^^  with  gratuity  from  Essex  Regt.  U.&.). 
Silverthorne,  Jas.  W.  B."*  Cllp^Torks.Regt. onret.  pay  (r.r.) 
Annaly,  Luke,  Lord,"^^  with  gratuity  from  Scots  Guards  ;  > 

Hon.  Major  Bucktt  Yeomanry 3 

Bald,  Alfred  Campbell,'-"'  Capt.  Black  Watch,  onret.  pay  {l.b.) 
Warre,  Annesley 'i'yndale,^*'"  with  gratuity  from  R.  Art.  {l.b.) 
Weekes,  Montagrue  Morgan,  resigned  from  Royal  Artdlery  ... 
Ensor,  .lames  H.^^  Capt.  12  Lancers,  on  retired  pay  {i.y.)  ... 
Barnard,  Henry  Crauturd.^"^  with  gratuity  from  Irish  Fus... 
Harvest,  Henry  Ambrose  Lane,  Capt.  Army  Service  Corps,  1 

on  ret.  pay  {Sub  Atsitt.  Com.  i  Apr.  75  ;  Aesitt.  Com.  i  Apr.  {■ 

77  ;  Vep.  Aggist.  Com.  Gen.  i  Apr.  80)  ) 

Pocoek,  Edw.  Innes,  Capt.  Army  Service  Corps,  on  ret.  pay  > 

(S.A.C.    I  Apr.   75;  .4. C.  I  Apr.  77  ;  XI.^.C.G.i  Apr.  So)...  J 
Gartside-Spaight,  Cavendish  Walter,  Capt.  Army  Service'J 

Corps,  onret. pay  (£>f;^.  Atsifi.  Com.  Oen.  5  May  Ss), Deputy  >■ 

Assistant  Adjutant  General,  S,  Africa^  20  Jane  00  ) 

Cowper-Colee,  Rogers  Lions,  with  grat.  from  Army  Service  7 

Corps  {A.S.C.) S 

Stevenson,  Wm.  Henry, ''"i  Capt.  Highland  Lt.  Inf.  on  ret.  pay 
Rogers- Braid«-Stracban,  Walter  Jas.  with  grat.  from  R.  Art.... 
Synge,  Wm.  Makepeace  Thackeray,  with  grat.  trom  R.  An. 
Cotton,  Henrj*R.  S.  Capt.  Oxford  Lt.  Inf.  on  retired  pay  {l.b.) 
Salmonson,  Harold  B.  S.  Critchley,  Capt.  West  Yorkshire  1 

Regiment,  on  retired  pay -.1 

Dugdule,  Herbert    Crowe,  with  gratuit.y  from  1 6  Lancers ;  ) 

Hon. Major DerbyshireYeomanry  ti.y.  icith  rank  of  Major)    S 
Brooke,   Edw.  A.  Pierrepoint,  with  grat.  from  Cameron") 

Highlanders  {r.r.)  j 

White,  Hon.  Chas.  Jas.  -with  gratuity  from  Royal  Fusiliers;  7 

Norfolk  Artillery  {Eastern  Ditision  Royal  Artillery)     ) 

Filmore, Henry  Clare,  with  grat.  from  Gloucester  Regt.  (r.r.) 
Davidson,  Chas.  Fred.  Herbert. ="3  Capt.  Argyll  and  Suther-  > 

land  Highlanders,  on  retired  pay > 

Duff,  Frederick  William,  Capf.  9  Lancers,  on  ret.  pay  (r.r.)... 
Gore,  George  Robert  Vernon  Humej^***  Capt.  Seaforth  High-  \ 

landers,  on  retired  pay S 

Arbuthnot,  L,  Conyngham,  Capt,  Suffolk  Regt.  on  ret.  pay  ... 


COBNET, 

2nd  LIEUT.' 
OTENeiGN. 
14  Sept.78 

24  May  79 
22  Mar.  79 
29  Sept.So 


LIEUT. 


13  Aug.  791 
E  May  80' 


I  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  July 

29  Nov. 

25  Jan. 

,23  Jan. 

25  Jan. 
I  July 
8  Mar. 


CAPT.   OF 
I  KBSBBTE. 


APP0IH7 
EI>  TO 

BBSBBVE. 


2  Jan.  88, 
2  Jan.  88 
5  Jan.  88 
81  15  Jan.  88 
76!  iS  Jan.  88, 
77,23  Jan.  38j 
77 1 25  Jan.  88; 


22  Feb.  79!  18  Mar.  1 
14  Jan.  801  I  Jnly  i 
25  May  78   I  July 


17  Apr. 
22  Jan. 


80  II  Nov. 

79   s  Aug. 

10  Ma.v 

Sol  I  July 

■  79'  I  Jaly 

23  Apr.  81    I  May 

78  16  Jan. 
79'25  June 

1  Ma.v  78;22  Ma3' 
tS  Feb. 


35  Jan.  38 1 
3  Feb.  88, 

10  Feb.  88 

15  Feb.  88 
15  Feb.  88 
21  Feb.  88 

8o!22  Feb.  88 
80' 


23  Oct. 
26  Mar 


I  May 
22  Jan.  ; 


31  Jan.  80 
8  Dec.  77 
23  Oct.  8c 

21  June  79 


II  Oct.  79 
14  Jan.  80 

13  Nov.  78 


22  Jan.  81 
2  July  79 
II  May  78 

19  Feb.  81 


29  Nov. 

:7  Apr.  So  18  Dec. 
9  July  79    I  July 


I  Mar.  88 

82|i4Mar.  6S 
81,20  Mar.  88 
81-21  Mar.  88 

81  j  1  May  88 

81  2  May  88 
81    6  May  88 

79  10  May  88 

8oi 


27  Jan.  00  27  Jan.  o 


1 2  May  88 
12  May  88 


18  Feb. 

I  July 
3  Apr. 
8  June 

lo  Feb.  81  21  June  88 


23  May  88 
6  June 
8  June  88 


19  Feb.  Si 


I  July 

1  July 

25  Jan. 

2  Aug. 
I  July 

26  Feb. 
23  Jan. 

9  Sept. 

I  July 
19  May 
10  May 

10  May 
to  May 

I  July 

11  Sept, 

17  Jan. 
19  May 
19  May 
28  Feb. 
10  May 


78    I  July  88 

80  I  July  88 
81!  5  July  88 
8iji8  July  88 

81  I  Aug.  88 


81' 


Aug. 
Aug.  88 


8i( 


13  -Aug. 
S  Sept. 


4  Dec. 
I  Juiy 

22  Jan, 

23  July 
19  Feb. 


"■lis 

Si  16  Aug.  88' 
Sept.ss! 
Sept.  88, 
Sept.  38: 
Sept.  88, 
Oct.  S3 
Oct.  88 
Oct.  88 
Oct.  88 
Oct.  88 


8  N0T.88 

4  Deo.  85 
24  Nov.  " 
;9  Nov. 
jo  Nov.  88 

I  Dec.  88 


23  Oct. 
19  Feb. 
I  May 


II  Dec.  88 


II  Dec.  88 


II  Dec.  88 


29  Nov.  73 

29  June  81  II  Dec.  88 

I  July 
19  May 
19  May 

I  July 

1  July 


01   II  J.'CU.    00 

81  13  Dec.  83 


I  July  8: 

I  July 

I  July 

9  Sept. 

I  July 

I  July 
15  Mar. 
27  Jan. 


I  Jan.  89 
ou,  I  .Tan.  &9 
81    I  Jan.  89 

01  4  Jan.  89 
ti    9  Jan.  89 

17  Jan.  89 

18  Jan.  89 
22  Jan.  89 

81  I  Feb.  89 
Si  10  Mar.  89 
So  27  Mar.  89 
S3  27  Mar.  89 


82 


7  Feb.  00   7  Feb.  a: 
10  Mar.  00  10  Mar,  oc 


Reserve  of  Officers. 


S66 


COHNET, 
2ndLIEUT, 
urBNSIGN. 


Captains. 
Boehmer,  Frederick  Charles.a^s  Ccipt.  East  Sarrey  Reiri- ) 

ment,  ou  retired  pay ^        

Purefoy,  Henry  Bagnall.^s  Capi.  5  iDragy  auardsron  retpny 
Drummond,  Ai-thur  George,  Capt.  R.  Engineers,  on  ret  pay 
Bhodes,  Bernard  Maitland,  Ccipf.  R.  Art.,  on  ret.  pay  (I  b) 
Scudamore-Stanhope,  Hon.  E.T.kt with  grat.  from  A.S.'corp's  -j  Jan 
Mmolnn,  Wm.  Reilly,=;»  with  gratuity  from  West  Kent  Regi. 
Lawless.  Wm.  Hampden  E.  with  gratuity  from  8  Hussars  ■  1 

Special  Service,  South  Africa  c  iiAug.  80 

Morria,  Kobert,^"'  with  gratuity  from  Royal  ArtUlory 

Garden ,  Coldstream  Jas.^ai  Cai>t.  Connaught  Rangers,  ^u. 

retired  pay  (r.r.) j;  9  July  79 

FitzGerald,  Gerald  Heward,  CV'.Royai  Scots,  oii'ret  pay     iq  Feb  S 
Addmgtou.iion.  Herbert  H.  S.  Capt.  R.  Fus.  on  ret.pay  (i-  ,■)'  14  Jan  '  80 
Carstair.s,  Albert  Jos.  Henry,  resigned  from  Irish  Rifles  1 

Brine,  Percival  Forbes,  with  grat.  from  East  Kent  Regt'!(?.6.')i  a  July  70 
Brooke,  Edward  Sabine,^'  with  gratuity  from  R.  Artillery     ' 
Tremame,  Richard,  with  gratuity  from  Royal  Artillery  ;i 

liemoititt  Department c 

Granville,  Dennis.  Capt.  Warwick  Regt.  on  retired  pay  .'! 

Hall,  Reginald,  with  gratuity  from  Warwick  Regiment 

St.  Oswald,  Rowland io/-i2,»  with  grat.  from  Coldstream  Gds'lig  Feb   70 

Forbes,  Granville  Eardley,»3  with  gratuity  from  Cameron  >  ( 

Highlanders    „ j  23  Oct. 

Bligh,  Fred.  Arthur,  with  gratuity  from  Royal'  Artiliery'        ! 
Price,  Alfred  Ernest,  Cap*.  West  Surrey  Regt.  on  retired  i'       

pay  ;  Armi/  Ord.  Bept .  [13  Aug, 

Oustance,  Sydney .^ss  with  grat.  from  Duke  of  Corn,  l!  i.  (j\»  ) 
Johnston,   Randal  Fleming,  with  erat.  from  K.  O.   Scot. ! 

Borderers;  with  luniskiUiug  Fusiliers (" 

Smith,  John  Leslie,  Capt.  Royal  Artillery,  on' retired  ijav  ■  ) 

Middlesex  Teomanry  [l.b.) !....!) 

Grant,  Donald,  with  gratuity  from  Yorkshire  Regiment;) 

■i^-'""  Service  Corps    ( 


13  Aug.  79 


14  Jan.  80 
6  Aug.  79 


22  Feb.  79 
5  Sept.  88 


Jones,  Fred.  Geo. Wm."*"  with  grat.  from  Conn.  Rangers  ii.u  ) 
Isham,  Vere,  with  gratuity  from  Suffolk  Regiment  (r.r.)  .  . 
Kelly,  Anderson  Lindsay,  with  gratuity  from  7  Hussars  -4")        

Battalion  Connaught  Rangers   '      jl  26  Mar.  79 

Stratford,  John  H.  de  A.  de  M.  F.,»  cJ^VIweish  Regiment'  1  ' 

on  retired  pay '  j^  |      

Gall,  Geo.  O.  H.  Chamberlen,  with  grat.  from  R.  piis.  '(r  "r  i     '22  Jan 
Seton-Christopher,  Alfred  Charles,^""  Capt.  Seaforth  High- )  1 

landers,  on  retired  pay ,■11  May  78 

Henderson,  John  Seton,'^*'  Capt.  Gordon  Highrsiron  ret  pay  L,  Aiir   8 
Griffith,  John  H.  Saudham,»'' Ca;j^  Yorkshire  Lit.  Infantry  '-)\  " 

on  retired  pay   i\      

Doyne,  Mordaunt  Berners,^!'!  with  grat.  froms  Lancers  (r'i-  )' 
Whately,   Reginald  Pepys,»2  with  gratuity   from  Sussex')  '       

Regt.  ;  Brig.  Major  Infanlri/  Briqade,  Alderthot  (temp  )       )  1^3  Oct.  8. 
Randolph,  Charles  Foyla,  Capt.  Lancashire  Fas.  oa  ret  pay  i,  Auir  " 
Lovell,  f'eter  A.  D.  A.»'  with  gratuity  from  Coldstream  Gds         -  - 
Beech,  John  Robert,^'  CMO.  DSO.  (  Vet.  Surgeon  27  July  81),  1 

with  grat.  from  20  Hussars ;  Assitt.Proe.Marahal,S.  Africa  \ 
Phillips,  Thomas  Brscklehurst,  with  grat.  from  13  Hu8s.(/.6.) 
Anderson,  Robert  Douglas,-'"  Capt.  R.  Artillery,  on  retired  I 

pay;  Hon.  Major  i  Decon  Vol.  Artillery  (W.  Die.  B.  Art  )  i  '       

Menzies,  Henry  MacD.  Robertson. with  grat.  from  Wilts  Regt.'jz  Jan 
Donne,  John  Robert,  with  gratuity  from  6  Dragoon  Guards   I 
Walter,  Stephen,  with  gratuity  from  3  Dragoon  Guards  1 

Hedley,  Frod.Alex.^"  Capt.  S.  Stafford  Regt.  on  ret.  pay  (i-.r.ji      

Wilkie,Edw.Ormerod  H.,  with  grat.  from  VTorcesterRgt.  {I  h  ) 
Temple,  Grenville  Edwin,29»  with  gratuity  from  Derbyshire  1 

Regiment j  ,      

Sharp,  Richd.G.  Atkin8on,»»with  grat. from  Sussex  Regt.'(i!6.)li9  Feb   81 
Hume,  George  Wm.  with  gratuity  from  Gloucester  Regiment;  /  I 

with  Details,  Aldershot   j   11  Aug.  8c 

Brook,  Richd.  Wm.  Crundell,  with  grat.  from  Wilts'liii-e'Segt.  22  Jan    81 
Stewart,  Douglas  Grant,*"  with  grat.  from  Somerset  Lt.  Inf. 

Ford,  Richard,  with  gratuity  from  Rifle  Brigade  6  Aug  79 

Monk,  Richard  Powis,  with  grat.  from  Lane.  Fusiliers  (r.r.)      23  Oct    80 
Farrant,  Chas.  Wm.  Brett,""  with  gratuity  from  York  and  ) 

Lancaster  Regiment j  igJ?eb.  81 

Mann,  Horace,™"  with  gratuity  from  West  Kent  Regiment... 

Underwood,  Walter  John,  with  gratuity  from  R.  Artillery  ... 

Gonne,  Charles  Melvill.  with  gratuity  from  R.  Artillery  (l.b.) 

Terry,  William  Gordon,"*  with  gratuity  from  R.  Artillery(/.J.) 

St.  Leger,  Arthur  J.  Bonfoy,  with  grat.  from  K.  R.  Rifles  (r.r.)  23  Oct.  80 

Kennedy,  Wm.  Horace,™  Capl.  King's  R.  Rifles,  on  ret.  pay  19  Feb.  81 

Stevenson,  Philip  Leake,  with  gratuity  from  5  Lancers  (?. 4.)     14  Jan.  80 

Koe,  Lancelot  Charles,'"  with  gratuity  from  Irish  Regt.  (r.r.) 

KilUck,  Geo.  L,  Braikenridgo,™'  with  grat.  from  K.  R.  Rifles  19  Feb.  81 

Newton,  Horace,'"  with  gratuity  from  King's  Royal  aifles... 

Barry,  Lionel  Edward,  4  Battalion  East  Surrey  Regt. ;  late ) 

Captain  i  Life  Guards;  Remount  Department    j 

Lord,  Walter  Harold,  with  gratuity  from  Worcester  Regt.... 
Martin,  Jas.  Evan  Baillie,  Capl.  King's  K.  Rifles,  on  ret.  pay: )  I       . 

Equerry  to  Prince  Christian J  ^3  Apr.  81 

Bates,  Charles  Loftus,  with  grat.  from  i  Dragoon  Gds.  {i.y.) 

Thompson,  Harold  C.  S.  resigned  from  S.  Lancashire  Regt... 

Jenkins,  Henry  LeoUne,  with  gratuity  ft-om  Dorset  Regiment  23  Apr.  81 

Templer,  John  Pope,  with  gratuity  from  Leinstcr  Regt.  (l.b.)  23  Oct.  80    i  Julv  8 

White,  ifou.  Robert,""  with  gratuity  from  Welsh  Fusiliers;  )  ,,  '   „ 

Bucks  Yeomanry  j        10  May  82 


31  Oct.  S3 

23  Aug.  84 
i3  Dec.  78 
27  July  80 
I  July  8 
10  May  8 

I  July  8: 
27  July  So 
I  Dec,  80 
1  July  81 
I  July  81 

0  Mar.  83 
12  Mar.  8 
27  July  80 

27  July  80 

10  May  83 
9  Sept.82 

1  July  81 

I  July  81 

23  Feb.  81 

May  81 

22  Oct.  81 
I  July  8 1 

23  Feb.  81 

July  81 

21  Dec.  80 

10  May  82 

6  Aug.  81 

14  July  83 
I  July  81 
I  July  Si 
I  July  81 
9  Sept.  92 

30  Jan.  84 

1  July  81 

I  July  81 
I  July  ' 

11  Dec. 

5  Dec.  83 

26  July  81 

I  July  81 
2.S  Aug.  83 

7  Mar.  83 

6  Feb.  84 
2^  Aug.  83 

28  Jan.  82 
I  July  81 
I  July  81 

I  July  81 

29  July  82 
29  June  81 

I  July  8 1 

I  July  81 

29  July  8: 
26  July  8 
26  July  8 
26  July  81 

I  July  81 
I  July  81 
I  July  81 
9  Sept.  82 
I  July  8i 
22  Oct.   8 

25  Aug.  83 

4  May  84 
I  July  8 

30  Jan.  84 

5  Deo.  83 
I  July  81 


CAPTAIW. 


CAPT.  op 
RBSEEVE. 


27  Mar.  89 

27  Mar.  89 
I  Apr.  89 
1  Apr.  89 

1  Apr.  89 
22  Apr.  89 

2  May  89 
14  May  89 

29  May  89 

3  June  8( 
5  June  8. 

19  June  89 
28  June  \ 

I  July  80 

1  July  89 

5  July  8q 
TO  July 
10  July  8g 

10  Julj'  89 

20  July  89 
24  July  89 

14  Aug.  ?9 

15  Aug. 

24  Aug. 

28  Aug.  89 

25  Sept.89 
^S  Sept.89 

2  Oct.  89 

12  Oct.  89 

16  Oct.  89 
25  Oct.  89 
2fi  Oct.  89 

30  Oct.  89 

6  Nov.  I 

11  Nov. ; 

19  Nov.  i 

4  Deo.  I 


APPOINT- 
ED TO 
HE8BHVE. 


24  Jan.  00  24  Jan.  o^ 


II  Dec. 
I  Jan. 

4  Jan. 

7  Jan. 

11  Jan. 
22  Jan.  Qo 

I  Feb.  90 

8  Feb.90 

14  Feb.  go 
26  Feb.  90 

5  Mar.  go 

5  Mar.  go 
3  Mar.  go 

14  Mar.  go 

15  Mar.  90 

ig  Mar.  go 

19  Mar.  go 

28  Mar.  90 
I  Apr.  go 
:  Apr.  90 

25  Apr.  90 
I  May  go 
7  May  90J 

10  May  90! 

12  May  gol 

15  May  go 
23  Maj'  go 

10  June  go 

11  June  90 

14  June  go 

6  June  90 
21  June  90 

g  July  90 

16  July  90 


II  July  94. 


22  Mar.  99 


567 


Reserve  of  Officers. 


Miller  Sir  Chas.  Jobu  Hubert.  Enrl.  with  grat.from  Cold  Gds. 
MacAdam,  Philip  Bower.M'  Cap).  E.  Lane.  Regl.  on  ret  pay 
Scales   Wi.  Henry,3':'with  grat.  from  Liverpool   Regt.  (r.r.) 
JaffraT,  Edw.  Woodriff,  with  gratuity  from  ij  Hubfars 
Fincbf  Edward  Hugh    t'ranklyn,    Capt.    East  LaccaBhire  ). 

Ree'imeDt,  on  retired  pay    .■■ r':.'    „  v;:p"i{;  i,;;;! 

Applewhaite,  Harry  Hannam.  with  grat.  Ironi  Norfolk  Regt. 
Tfevor,  Philip  Christian  Wm.»"  with  grat.  from  Norfolk 

Rpfft'-     irmJl  Oi'iL  Vepf ^ 

Keane',  George  Wilfrid,  Cai^f.  Parham  Light  Inlantry,  on  j. 

Ga?d7nfr.^RfchardJoto;c,;i;«:Durh^^^ 


I    COBNKT, 

'2nd  LIEUT. 

OrBNSIGN. 

[7  Apr.  8.. 
[I  Oct.   79 


I  July  81 
6  Apr.  Si 
22  Oct, 


14  Jan. 


19  Feb,  80 
19  Feb.  81 


^o  Jan.  78 
Oct.  79 


2  Jul.v  79 


13  Aug.  79 


f;albiaith?George  H.  Lyle>'=  with  gratnity  froni  R.  Highr.         

Blosse.Robt.Lyncb.ai'iCop^  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers,  )  ,j  _^^„ 

on  retired  pav  (i".r.) ■■ ■ i'-"  ^\' 

Gordon.  John  Maxwell,  with  gratuity  from  12  Lancers  (i.y.) 
Kindersley,  Chas.  P.acher  Wilson,  Cupt.  Coldstream  Gds.  ) 

Pah"  Wymlh^imHickett,'i'»'CofV.' West  Surrey  Regt.  on  ret.  j  i„ 
Mr8hkllf'Francis\vm;,'i' with  gratrfrom  K.  b.  ScQtti8li| 

Borderers;  Armi/  Ord.  Dept - ■■ ■;"■  < 

Tremayne,  Wm.  Francis,  resigned  from  4  Dragoon  Guards ; ) 

Vicars,  Wm.  Henrv.3=o  with  grat.  from  \  ork  and  Lane.  Regt. 
St.  John,  Arthur  .John,  with  gratuity  from  InniskiUing  Fus 
Ewart.  Charl«s  F-ed.  Salisbury ,»"  tap*.  Seaforth  High--j 

landers,  on  retired  pay  U  y)  •       ■ ■    ■■' 

Phillipson,  Richard  Wm.  Burton,  with  grat.  from  7  Dragoon  ) 

Guards;  Staff  Cnpt.  lirmouut  Depot -■■.—  '. 

Richardson,  Edwin  Heautonrille,  with  grat.  Irom  Derby  , 

Re"t  •  lIoii..\[:iiorlnleiB>i.  West  1  orliihire  Begimfiit    .  .i 
M'Mm-do,   Arthur    Montagu,>»^  I>SO.  with  gratuity  from  > 

York  and  Lancaster  Regiment .^.. V'    'V    »;: 

Hunt  Thomas  Chas.  Ca,,t.  Lancaster  Regt.  on  retired  pay.. 
Norgate,  A.  H.  W.,-«*  0.p(.Northamp.  Regt.  on  ret  pay  (j-.r.) 
Nicholson,  Henry  Herbert,  with  grat.  from  R.  Fusiliers  (.6. 
MansHeld,  Wm.  D.  Earl  of,  with  grat.  from  Gren.  Gds.  (r.r.) 
Gilroy,  Alex.  T.Livingstone,  resigned  from  11  Hussars, 

Wafsh°"williai'n   Hussey,^' "with   gratuity  irom  ciiC6hire| 

Regt.;  Hon.  Mnjor  4  Bn.  Ettei  Itrgt. ....^.....  ^.  ....  J 

Tucker,  Anthonv  B.  K.  with  gratuity  fro.a  Cheshire  Regt.... 
Gore,  Arthur  John,  Capl.  Devonshire  Regt.  on  retired  pay  .... 
Turner    George   Capt.  South  Wales  Borderers,  on  retired  ) 

pay  ;'Wo)/.  Saior  3  £«.  f!u,ith  Ifaln  Uordcrert   .._ ...  J 

Watts  Wm.  Burlon,5«  Capt.  West  India  Regt.  on  ret.pay(r.i-.) 
Hearn,  George,  Capt.  South  Stafford  Regt    on  relire.l  pay  ...j- 
Brogden,  Duncan  Duubar,  with  gratuity  Irom  Sussex  R^egt. 
How   Chas.  Christian,  with  grat.  from  W  orcestcrshire  Regt.l 
Dewhii-st,  Thomas,™  Capt.  S.  Wales  Borderers  on  ret  pay  _  ; 
Cochrane,    Chas.    Fitzgerald    T.     with    gratuity    from,, 

Leiusier  Regiment  ir.r.)    ■•■ ■ • ■> 

White,  Joseph  H.  L.  f.'i'f.  Northum.  Fus.  on  ret.  pay  (r.,:)...\ 
Dwyer,  Philip  Fogarty,™  Capt.  3  Hussars  on  retired  pay.  J 
Cotton  Beniamin.^3"  with  gratuitj  from  Shropshire  Lt.  Inf. 
Balfour,  John  Edm.  Heugh,  resigned  from  1 1  Hussars  ;  Hox.     ^ 

Majori  I)ei-o>i  Yeomanry „•■.■         ,     "  ,.„,  ';.',>tl 

Kulklev  Geo  Alf.**i  Captain  Leicester  Regiment,  on  ret.  pay 
FitzHer'bert,  Henry ,=>•  with  gratuity  from  Berkshire  Regt... 
Lock,  John  Lock,  Capt.  Welsh  Fusiliers,  on  retired  pay ;  I 

3  Battalion  Jfehh  Fndlias ■■;■• ;■.•■■-  ! 

Morley,  Robert  Wilton,  Capt.  4  Dragoon  Gds.,  on  retired  ( , 

pay  ;«<•"■;«?  nnder  Military  Governor  ,^ Preform  :,  •  •>.  L,  ■,„„    „, 

fiercer  Wm.  Lindsav,^Cay«.Yorkshire  Regt.  on  ret.  pay(/.4.),"  Jan.  8. 
Calverley,  Horace  Walter,  resigned  from  5  Dragoon  Gda.^i 

Cajit.  Base  Depot  Imperial  Yeomanry ;  Comdt.  Convaletcent  > 

.P."!"'' f  j^j^Brack  BoYd,«»  with  gratuity  froni  . 9  Hussars 


Jan. 


CAPTAIK. 


23  July  9 

28  July  9c 
28  July  90 


CAPT.    OF 
BS9EBVB. 


APPOINT- 

BD   TO 
RItSEEVB. 


2  May  P?  T  Aug.  90 
1  July  8i|io  Aug. 9c 
25  Aug.  83-^0  Aug,  90 
25  Aug.  83  25  Aug.  9c 
I  July  81  27  Aug.  90 
I  July  Si  27  Aug.  90 
6  Feb.  84127  Aug.  90 
I  July  8i|i«  Sept.go 
14  May  8417  Sept.90 
1  July  8i|29  Sept.90 

I  July  Sijag  Sept.90 


10  Hoy  82 

28  Feb.  85 

I  Julv  81 
9  Sept.Si 

22  Oct. 


5  Dec. 
10  May  82 


8  Oct.  9c 

8  Oct.  9c 

15  Oct.  90 
i  22  Oct.  90 

ij29  Oct.  90 

31  Oct.  90 
1  Nov.  90 


9  Sept.82 

9  Sept.  3: 
10  May  82 
19  Sept.82 

I  July  8: 

6  Feb.  84:1 


8  Nov.  9c 

21  Nov.  90 

22  Nov.  90 
15  Dec.  90 
10  Dec,  90 

6  Dec, 


90 


Pierce.  Charles  Ertward,^^^  witb  gratuity  from  6  Dragoons 
^^..e.Holland.NV  ni/riIston,^«with  grat  from  N.btamRegtr..., 
Jackson  \\m.  Lewis,  witb  grat.  from  \\  est  India  Regt  {r.r.) 
Todd,  William  Jobeph,:^?  Captain,  Yorkshire  Regiment,  on  j 
retired  pay 


2^  Oct.   80 


6  Feb   84|h  Jan.  9 

\\  Jfin.  91 
28  Jan.  91 

31  Jan.  91 


23  Au-'.  ^4 
2b  Jan.  h^ 


BevUle,  CbarleeFranc'i's,'  with  grat.  from  Gloucester  Regt. ;  j  |„  Aug.  80 

Ai-my  Ordnance  Deparfmcnt.. ■.■ i  , 

Alcock.  Philip  Clayton,  with  srat.  frcm  Gloucester  Regt ,"  Jan. 

Hall.  Roger,  wilh  gratuity  from  Royal  Fusiliers  ....^^.         

Knight,  Chas.Lewis  W.  M.,  with  P^^t^'^y  f^^^^.^.fj^^'^^^fy^"^^^        

Stretlon,Wm.deCourcy,  with  grat.  from  R.  Artillery  {Lb.\      

Lj^den-Bell,  Chas.  P.  L>den,^*»  Capt.  East  Surrey  Regi- 1  |       

ment,  on  retired  pay  {l.h.) ^ ■ „"'Vr' A'n  Auc. 

Simpson,  Francis  Blake,  Cipt.  2  Dragoons  on  ^et-  Pay  (r  r  )  .3  Aug. 

Rokehy,  Henrv  Langham.^>  with  gratuity  from  Rifle  Brigade^       

Zi-oma  a.  Pandia  John,^^  Capt.ig  Hussars,  on  ret  Pay.  (r.r  )|      

(vvnne   Graham  Owen  Robert.'^  with  grat.  from  Irish  Regt.        

GaUndo  Rich  Eyles,^"C«/)/.  York  and  Lane.  Regt.  on  ret.pay        

Slower,  Edw^rd^,  wiih  gratuity  from  East  York.  Heg^me.it 

Sewell ,  Charles  Francis.^'^^  with  gratuity  from  K   R-  R  aes  ■  - . ,       

Pollock   Arthur  Jnlins,  with  gratuity  from  Royal  Artillery 

in^Us   Wm.  Masgn,^^-^  with  gratuity  from  Berkshire  Regt     '       

Johnson,  Ernest,  with  gratuity  from  Scottish  Rifles  {l-K) ... 


>  Jan.  81 


0  Mar.  S3 

4  July  83 

1  July  81 
29  July  &2 
12  ITov.  84 
25  July  83 

6  May  85 

10  May  8? 
19  Mar.  84 
10  Mar.  83 

14  May  84 

22  Oct. 
10  May  82 

9  Sept.82 

31  Mar.  86 
I  July  8 

12  Nov.  84 

12  Nov.  84 
9  Dec.  8 
9  Sept.82 

27  Jan.  8; 

r  July  8 

I  July  81 

I  July  81 
25  Aug.  83 
25  July  82 
25  July  82 

10  Mar.  83 

I  July  81 
22  Oct.   " 

10  Mar.  83 
12  Nov.  81 
ig  Sept.85 
:  6  May  85 
i  19  Dec, 
'  I  Oct.  82 
'  g  Sept.  £2 

I  July  Si 


10  Feb.  gi 
:  Feb.  91 
8  Feb.  91 

18  Feb.  91 
e  Mar.  91 

6  Mar.  91 

20  Mar.  91 
25  Mar.  91 
1,0  Mar.  91 

31  Mar.  91 

1  Apr.  91 

2  Apr.  9 1 

2  Apr.  91 

8  Apr.  91 

9  Apr.  gi 

22  Apr.  gi 

5  June  91 
8  June  91 

[6  June  91 

29  June 91 

^■J  June  91 

I  July  91 

1  July  9 

7  July  91 
22  July  91 
2g  July  91 

10  Aug.  91 

ig  Aug.  91 
27  Aug.  91 

2  Sept.  91 
t=  Sept.  91 

30  Sept.91 

8  Oct.  91 
ii  Oct.   gr 

I  Nov.  91 

6  Nov.gi 
16  Nov.  gi 


13  Septqg 


•y  Dec.  99 


7  Feb.  00 


13  .sept.  99 


23  Dec.  99 


CiPTilNS. 

Woodbouse,  Edwd  Mostyn.w  „ith  grat.  from  Rifle  Brie  (,•  r  ) 
Pigott,  Wellesley  Geo.,  with  gmt.  from  Rifle  ^vm.Udjt  Vr' 
F^^.T'^'W® '"  v''  f"^'- Gl°^ee»ter  Regiment,  on  retired  nay 
Ecclcs.  Wm   Vernon,3.s  with  gratuity  from  Rifle  Brigade 
Kyder,  CynlJohn   with  gratuity  from  King's  Royal  Rifles  ' 
Nelson,  T,\allacp,="  with  gratuity  from  Middlesex"  Regiment' 
^iw1l^\^^''^'"'  ^^'K"'  9''"- York  Lt.  Inf.  on  ret.  pavS!)! 
Wh  tehead,f.ervase  Fred,  with  grat.  from  W.Surrey  Reg't  /  J 
Barlow,  Harry ,3s«  with  grat.  from  S.  Staffordshire  Regt..'.^ 

Grilfith.  Chris  Wm.  Darby.  Cupt.  Gren.  Gds.  on  ret.  pay  (/J  ) 
Persse,  Wm.  Arthur, "=  with  gratuity  from  R.  Artillery  iVj' 
Johnson,  Victor  Geo.  R.sm  capf.  Line.  Regt.  on  ret.  payfV',-' 
Lees.  Percy,  with  gratuity  from  Yorkshire  Regiment  ■"  '  ' 
Oakes,  Edward,3"  with  gratuity  from  Northumberla 


J22  0ct.    8i|i8Nov.9i 

2.1  Feb.  Sa  i8  Nov.  qi 

I  6  Feb.  $4    I  Def.  ji 

,27  Jan.  S3  If  Deo.  91 

j  6  Feb.  84  20  Dec.  91 

......        23  Aug.  84  23  Dec.  91 

9  ieb.  81  17  July  81  he  Dec.  91 

[29  July  82  30  Dec.  91 

|2i  Aug.  84  30  Dec.  91 

2S  June82|i3  Jan.  92 


Northumberland  Fus, 


Johnston,  Fred.  Campbell.Sis  with  grat.  from  R.  Arlillerv  •  V 

Difisioiial  Adjutant  Soi/al  Artillei-y  (temp.)  '  ( 

Fyers,  Hubert  Alcock  Nepean,with  grat.  from  Rifle  Brie  "(r'i-l 


Gordon,  Edward   Hyde  Hamilton,3»  with   gratuity  from ■) 
Gordon  Highlanders i 

Nelson,  Arthur,3'7  with  gratuity  Irom  Bedro'rdshire'Regt'ii't  > 

.y  Neill,  Malcolm,358with  gratuity  from  4  Dragoon  Guards'- V 
Asatftant  Military  Secretary  to  U.R.U.  the  Duke  of  Con' 
naught,  with  rank  of  Major,  9  Jan.oo  {temp.) 

Holland,  Jloa.  Cecil  Trevelyan,'"  with  grat.  from  K  "r 
Rifles;  serving  under  Some  Office  .. 

Barrineton,  R.  Mordaunt,»<»  Capt.  Hamp.'Regt.','  on  retVpay 
Dundas,  Henry  H.  Philip,  with  grat.  from  15  Hussars  (rr  1 
Sandford,  Fras.  Marmaduko  Hy.S'  with  grat.  from  Gren  Grti 
Way,  Alfred  Cotton,»2  DSO.  Capf.  W.  1.  Regt.  on  ret  nay' 
Piatt,  Henry  Verco,  with  gratuity  from  Leiuster  Regiment'" 
Anderson,  Acland  Alf.  Gordon,  with  grat.  ft-om  3  ur  Guard's 
Hughes,  Michael  James,  with  gratuity  from  2  Life  Guards 
De  Wilton,  Phillip  D.  D.,  with  gratuity  from  York  Light  Int' 
Balfour,  Kenneth   Robert,  MP.  for  Ch'istchurch,  with  o-ra    ' 

tuity  from  1  Dragoons " 

Lindsay.  Chas.  Ludovic,'"  with  grat.  from  (3ren.  CSds.  (i-  : 
Were,  Walter,  with  gratuity  from  Dublin  Fusiliers  {r  r.) 
Southampton,  Chas.  Hy.  Lord,  resigned  from  10  Hussars 
Lloyd,  Chas.  Patte8on,3«*  with  grat.  from  E.  Kent  Rei-t  (/  6  j 
Pine,  Tyrell  Gordon,  with  grat.  from  Gordon  Highlndrs  (i  v  ) 
Sant,  Mowbray  Lees,  with  gratuity  from  Xorth'd   Fusiliers 
Hawker,  Edmd.  Biilteel.^^  with  grat.  from  Susse.t  Regt.(/  i") 
Ewing,  James  Robert,  resigned  from  21  Hussars  (i.y.) 
JIalcolmson,  Edward,  with  grat.  from  W.  Surrey  Regt.  Ir  r) 
Brooker,  Robert  Lee  Cecil,=«  with  grat.  from  R.  En-ineers 
Triggs,  Walter,3«;  with  gratuity  from  3  Dragoon  Gds.Tct'.r.)-'! 

Army  Pay  Department  '  t 

Mounsey-Heysham,  Robt.  Cecil,  with  gratuity  from  Shrop- ) 

shire  Light  Infantry  (rr.) i 

Francis,  Harold  Hugh,  Capt.  Royal  Scots,  on  ret.  pay  ('•.'>•) 
Walsh,  Sir  Hunt  Henry  Allen.^'s  £art.  with  gratuity  from  ) 

King's  Royal  Rifles j- 

Butler,  Hubert  Lavie,  with  grat.  from  Scots  Fusiii'ei-s  (/ "j  ) 
Thurburn,  Arthur  Hugh,^^  Captain  Scots  Fusiliers,  ret  / 

pay j 

Bampfylde,  Henry  Edward,  with  gratuity  from  R.  Artillery 
/'.».<■.  Dunne,  Edward  Martin,  with  grat.  from  Border  Regt; 

Brigade  Major  Infantry  Brigade,  Alderthot  (temp.)    '. 

Castle,  Norton  Clowes,  with  gratuity  from  Irish  Hegt.(r  r  ) 
Ford-Mellows,  Fred.^™  with  gratuity  from  Dorset  Regt.  (cr.i 
Leetham.  William,  with  gratuity  from  5  Dragoon  Guards 
Greene,  Charles  Kendal,  Capt.Mast  Kent  Regt.  ret.  pay  (r.r.') 
Fcilden,  Robert  Basil,  with  gratuity  from  Royal  ArtUlery-  ) 

Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  W.  J.  Sendall    j 

p.s.c.  Spearman,  Chas.  Edw.  Capt.  Munster  Fas.  on  ret.  pay 
Tredgold,  (W.   Lancelot,^;'  with  gratuity  from  W.  India 

Regt.  ;  with  Army  Ordnance  Department , 

Ferrers,  Cecil  S.  F.  Capt.  South  Lancashire  Regt.  on  ret.  pay 
-Murray,  Alex.  Penrose, *"=  with  grat.  from  Gordon  High-  ( 

landers  {t.h.)    „     j 

Parry,  E.  Cecil  Morgan,'"  Cavt.  The  Buffs,  on  retired  pay... 
Vickerman,  Albert,  with  gratuity  from  East  Kent  Regiment 
Lloyd,  Maurice  Brickdale,  with  gratuity  from  Royal  Art... 
Coyle,  William,  Capt.  Coast  Battalion  of  R.  Engineers,  on 

retired  pay 

Sherwin,  F'red.  Wm.  Hernon,  with  gratuity  froni'lnnis- ) 

killing  Fusiliers j 

-Macdonald,  Geo.  Godfrey,'"*  Cn^^.Gren.Gds.  on  ret'  pay  (r'.'i-.) 
Anuesley,  Fras.  Denis  Jack.with  grat.from  E.Kent  Reg.(>.y.) 
Samscn,  Louis  Lort  Rhys,"  with  gratuity  from    Lanca^  ~ 

shire  Fusiliers;   5  Battalion  Laucashire  Fusiliers  

^  Harrison,  Broadley.  with  gratuity  from  East  York  Regt. 
Hunter,  George  Gilett,^'  with  gratuity  from  East  Kent  Regt. 
Griffin,  Edward  Frank,  with  gratuity  from  Leinster  Regt. ... 
D'Aeth,  Reg.  Hughes,  with  gratuity  from  E.  Kent  Regiment 
Howell,  Edward,'"  with  grat.  from  Shropshii-e  Lt.  Inf.  {r.r.', 

Ifeasy,  Henry  Hugh  Peter,  resigned  from  16  Lancers    

Bedingfeld,  Norman  Nevill,"«  with  gratuity  from  King's  1 

Royal  Rifles  ! ..  j 

Talbot,  Henry  Lynch,  with  gratuity  from  Lancaster  Regt,  ... 
Beechmg,  Hugh  Cecil  Westall,  with  gratuity  from  West) 

Kent  Regiment  {l.b.) j 

Hardy,  Edwin  Greenwood,  resigned  from  i  Dragoons 


8  May  80    I  July  81 

14  Feb.  83 

22  Jan.  Si    I  July  s 
3  Apr.  81    I  July  8 

10  May  82 

:28  July  8j 

[  6  Feb.  84 

[lo  May  82 

'23  Aug.  84 

5  Deo 


10  Jan.  84 

29  Aug.  83 
17  Fob. 86 
23  Oct.  3oi  I  July  S 
29  July  9 
28  July  86 
23  Aug.  84 
3"  Oct.  S3 
28  Feb.  85 

6  May  85 
22  Jan.  Si!   I  July  3i 

14  June  82 

4  Sept.87'  7  Mar. 


23  .Ian.  92 
15  Feb.  92 
2  Mar.  92 
4  Mar.  92 
4  Mar.  92 

I  Apr.  92 

I  Apr.  92 

8  Apr.  92 

29  -ipr.  92 

4  May  92 


22  Jan.  81 


:i 


July  8 
37  Jan.  83 
,  6  May  85 
30  Jan.  84 
1 17  Feb.  85 
I T4  May  84 

5  July  84 
27  Mar.  86 

29  Aug.  85 

25  July  83 
1^3  Aug.  84 
10  June  82 

6  Felj.  84 


iS  May  92 

19  Mar.  92 
25  May  92 

8  June92 

9  June  92 
2  July  92 

4  July  92 

5  July  92 

6  July  92 

I  Auff.92 

10  Aug-.  92 
4  Au^.  92 
14  Sept.g2  10  Jan. 


28  Sept. 92 
10  Oct.  92 
24  Oct.  92 
26  Oct.  92 
6  Nov.  92 
23  Nov.  9.: 

23  Nov.  92 

24  Nov.  92 

30  Nov.  92 

28  Dec.  92 

S  Feb.  93I 

4  Feb.  93! 

24  Feb.  93 


3  Jan. 


1 10  Jan. 


)  10  Jan.  00 


15  Feb.  84    I  Mar.  93 

6  Feb.  84110  Mar.  93 
to  Nov.  86  29  Mar.  93 
12  May  86  roMay  93 

7  Feb.  85  25  Apr.  93 
6  Feb.  84  26  Apr.  93 


25  July  84 
9  Au^.  83 
9  May  85 

19  Dec.  83 

19  Sept.  8  ^ 

23  Aug. 

12  Nov.  84 
5  July  84 

2  Mar.  87 


1 6  Dec.  85 

I  Oct.  8 

6  May  85 

25  Aug.  86 

23  May  8 
9  May  B's 

25  Aug.  86 
9  May  85 

25  Nov.  8 

29  Jan.  90 

9  May  85 
13  Mar.  80 

30  Jan.  86 
24  Sept  87I20  May  5 


oNov.a 


26  Jnne  93 
S  July  93, 

19  July  93 
7  Sept. 93' 

23  Sept.  93 

4  Oct.  93 
4  Oct.  93 
15  Oct.  93 

26  Nov.  93 


I  Dec.  93 

20  Dec.  93 

1  Jan.  94 

25  J;i.Il.   94! 

27  Jan.  94 
31  Jan.  94 
II  Feb.  94 
31  Jan.  94 
II  Feb.  94 
17  Feb.  94 

23  Feb.  94 

2  May  94 
9  May  94 

19  May  94 


10  Feb.  00 


S69 


Eeserve  of  Officers. 


Captains.  ,r   ■ 

Hav  Ho>,.Artluir,  resigned  from  Scots  Guards  ;  2/o«.  M.y<" 
rate  1  Boflnlion  Cawero,,  Hiffhlanderj,  (i-.M   „    „^„;„„„.„- 

§iSa;.i^;^dt^^i;t;^'S.^s'^rj/h^sf=| 

Taylo 


COBNBT, 

tiddjLIEUT, 
lorBNSIGN 

14  Feb.  77 


I  jQly  81 
29  Apr.  85 


3  June  94 
3  June  94 


30  Jan.  86  18  .Tune  94 


HOW. 
MAJOB. 


26  Aug.  96 


Hakrd,  C^h-les  Hem-y  '^^^'^^^^g^^"?:^,^;  "J^eSp^aT  ..  Feb.  80!  ?  July  3,;:3  July  94! 
^Xf 'oa  "1  Pe:cy!'r'i;'--^w;inc^a  Regt.  on  ret.  pay       23  N0V.S7I  4  Jan.  9°  -6  July  94 

Battalio,,  To,-kMre  LijlM  l«f"»l 


16  Lancers,  on  retired  pay 
FS:fHnrr;'ciX^5£r;t;frgS.St/ilomBedfbrdBi;i,.jl 


Frecth,  Francis  Edward,  with  5. r.o„..j,..« ., . 

jreLbu,         _    rham  Artitlrr;/,  Western  Btmion  > 

irmaii.  witb  gr; 

laniel  Pcarce,"« 

:;Uristie,  with  g 

^  BattttUou  Oo. 

nard,  with  gra 

i;;;^;:^s:??5^?^^.rwHir^uu7f™mYorkand| 


8  Dec.  88523  July  90I  i  Sept.94 

2:  July  86   7  Not.  94 

10  Nov.  861  3  Dec.  94 

9  Dec.  84I  I  Jan.  95 


Acijuf""*  !>■"''"-'  -"•""'''■'•*•  rXvTrkS  Snisex  Re..t"(/  i  )  ....         7  Fob.  S5I23  .Tan.  95 

M•Farlaue,Norma,^_w,thRTatuvVfrom^SuSJiex^Rett^^^^^^^^  ^...^.^J  7  ^^^^^   ^^   6  Feb.  95 

Sunderlaiii 

Aitken,  Jo! 

Moil.  Ma^-     ^. 

^""^"^^- ^^^'^Sl^  «S  gV-alufty  Fom  Welsb  Fus^ 


M'FrlaneNorma,^w,tbp;atmy.rou^^^^ 

Sn''jota°lntl.ew.tb'graT.r™^^ 

HoZ  Major  ^  Battalia,,  Qardnn  H,ghUnier,    ^..       ...... .S 

.■fT,°l;,=  T.Ponard.  with  grai.  from  E.  Surrey  Regt.(4.S.C. 


Smi  b  Reyn'^o  dTem-  w.tu  gra..  from  Devonshire  Regt.. 
m-Sey  George  Stanley,  with  gratuity  from  R.  Art>   cry 
a,4e  Charlef  Keiidal,i»' with  gratuity  from  2  Dr  Guards 
C.ami^  ell,  Kenneth  J.  R.'"^  DSn.  with  gratuity  from  Suffolk  ). 
Campueu,^^  (X,e„f.  La„<:a,ter  Itegt.  iS  Aug.  3ft)  ...„^.^..^....  ) 
.1,  Robert,  with  gi 
George  William,' 


17  Aug. 87;  fi  Feb.  891  6  Feb.  95 
4  May  84' M  Feb.  95 

26  May  se'i  6  Mar.  95! 
4  Nov.  85  23  Mar.  95 

30  Jan.  86|25  Mar.  95! 

25  Aug.  86!  16  Apr.  95! 

30  June85l28May  95 

23  Aug.  84128  Aug.  95 


6  July  87 


1  Aug.  8SJ28  Aug.  95 


MSSrRibv.witrgmtuity  from  west  Riding  Regt 
Dunda=  Geor<.e  William,»»«  resigned  from  =0  Hussars  . 
Pearson,  Willfam,''^' with  gratuity  from  Feiccster  Regt.  ( 


25  Sept.  86  II  Sept.  95] 
.4  Sept.87^   3  July  891   I  Oct.   951 
S  Dec.  8622  Oct.  95' 


Slot!  V„:  WaUer  Lewis',*  with  g^tuitv  fro-  Gre^>;lier  | ;  j      Oct.  93 

Cuai-ds   -D    4_  A.  Gen.In,!'.  ieoivanri/.tnth  raukqf  Major,  r  .  23  "   h-    1 

^!f^;^irt?^t^':^r^Sy^^«05->ArSlei^V3l|  Ls,p,oJ„«„.„= 

iSfFS^c;:'Ei^BunS^:-K:i*;-Soyal- Marines;  on  ^  ,  Feb. 


jiSt 'S^S/CZ^;;;;J:^Sr:;raiuity  from  ArgyU  j 
'^"'^  ^iStlsGe^sS^i;  n;;^•. 7  Lancers.  on-;;;tiredp^        ^  ^„^.  g, 


Collin?, 


Niel  Henrv  Cec     resigned  from  ,7  Lancers   l.b) . 
H^wk?^    Henrv  BlundSl,  with  grat.  from  Coldstream  Gds 
^rn'^^^fchard  A.  L.  M.  with  gratuity  from  ,3  Hussars^ 


13  June  88 


5  Battalion  Lein>ler  Itegimeijit  (l.b.) 
'    ■   'Tenry  ( 

s,  Hen  ^ 
Bolton,  Richard  A. 
Prtag^^'^eor^o  O.  s:  with  gratuity  from  RiyalArtiUery ;  > 

T)i,-i,ional  -LAiutant  Ro,jal  Artillery  (temp.) ■■■■■> 

LLo>4  A  thuVH.Orlamro,-  with  gratuity  from  Grenadier 

Guards-  Shrumhire  Teomanry  Cavalry  (Lb.)  ^ ;;  VT/'Vi 

m  ir;„v  vm-Aik'   F  W  E  &!>■(. withgrat.fromGren.Uds.(;. 6.) 
^auSk!  JobnViiliant  with  gratuity  from  North  Stafford  | 

DWonThUas  Bradiord,  with'gVarftom"^^^^^^^ 

i;'    v,'^    A  whuv  TP'siinied  from  Scottish  Rifles  (l.b.)   

fremonkti^^^'ldyar  A  with  grat.from  Durham  Light  j 

Heyw^d^I^ai:e;-HenryHey«^d;;;«ith;gmto 

Gre      '       '~'       ■'' 
Gale, 

Stanhope,  Percy  f 
Fit;  ~       ■' 
^SSf  j^;;^W^:  ^^^'^^P'i^^  Fusi,iers,on  re-.  ,     ^„g. 

tired  pay.;  3  2«!"^- ^^'^^^^^^ron^ ScotsGuara/        


9  May  85 
26  Oct.  92 


1  May  88  31  Jan.  93 
12  Nov.  84 

25  Aug.  86 
17  Feb.  86 


>Oct. 
[  Dec. 


20  Nov.  95 
20  Nov.  95 
23  Feb.  96 

8  Mar.  96' 

25  Mar.  96, 
I  July  96 

I  July  96 
1  Aug.  96 


'l^r'nadier  Guardl  "wlro^^r^  Yeo.:a,„-y  civalry  (l.b.)   ...  j 
.„le  Charles  William,  late  half  pay  York.sh ire  Regiment 
uanhope  Percy  Seymour,  with  grat.  from  Oxford  Light  Inf. 
iLGerald  Maurice,  with  gratuity  from  5  U™goon  Gds      .. 
itzGeiaui,  Bia  .  j^,  j^ijj^  Yorkshire  Regt.(;.6.) 

lait  and.Heiny  R.  S.       vit  ^^^.^  Fusiliers, on  reO. 


4  May  87 


Battalion  . 
SladeTsiJ-Cuthbert,  Bart. 


Lawson,  William  Alrnold' Webster,  with  S'-^';  f"'™  ^cots  j 
Jenkins,  Fre'dericL.v;  with  gratuity  from  Irish  Fus.  (r.r.).. 


5  Feb.  87 


Guards  (i.y.) 
'Bamie-HSto;;;  "Ao,;.  W.  "aotert.  with  gratuity  ..rom  ) 

CokUtream  Gtuuds  U.*.)  ^:^^   -^^^^^ 
^'"l*'°jy,bncSartei^w™h  gratuity  from  Royal  Artillery   .. 
CampbeU,  H-^  Jol™  Berelford,  ^^ith  gratuity  from  CoId-| 
DeToZu^rirtlurPeregrineHy.witigratuity  from  Royal , 

29  Mar.  9c 

26  Feb.  94 
28  June  90 

5  May  83 


23  Aug. 

23  Aug. 

16  July  go 

28  Apr.  86 
16  Apr.  94 

20  Nov.  89 
7  Feb.  85 

30  Jan.  86 
27  July  89 
25  Nov.  85 
30  Jan.  86 

7  June  90 

4  May  84 

23  Aug.  84 
10  Apr.  89 
28  Oct.  85 

24  July  86 
24  July  86 


23  Mar.  87 
23  July  87 


isbury!  Anthony  A.   C.  Sari  of.  resigned  from  io| 
t^^uJ^nHSdTwi*U:?or^Grer.G^(W. 


Tczer,  Arthur  G.  Mi 
Shattesl 
Hussars,  

S^ke 'Loi^i  A."(Sriham;  ^(th  Irat.'  Som  Royal  Art  (i.y). 
Youne  TeWord  Mackenzie,  resigned  from  16  Lancers  (l.b.) 
RomiflV  John  Gaspard  Le  M.  iorrf,  resigned  from  Cold-, 

?^^Sr;?^r^iS^^  ig;;^  Anilieryia:) 
SlimliaU  Ws  A  rreu,  resfned  from  Ro.val  Artillery  .6. 
Rumball,  buaiie  ,  ^         ^^  ^^^^  j,^y  (  _j  ) 

m™  Hy  SultraVjones,resig^dfroin^^^^^^^^ 
w»,.<f  T-r'osser  Chas.  Kdw.  resigned  from  Rifle  Brigade  (l.b 
HoTlood?Wm.  Thomas  FrancTs.  resigned  from  5  Lancer.,  | 
Kitit  Bc'rkslm-e  Hegimcnt    


(j  July  9° 

23  July  go 

23  July  90 
14  May  84 

10  June  91 

8  Sept. 86 

24  July  86 

23  May  91 

27  Jan.  91 
22  Feb.  82 

24  July  86 

110  Mar.  86 
14  Aug.  91 
I  July  81 
14  Jan.  91 


19  Aug.  96 

25  Aug.  96 

14  Sept.96 

16  Sept.  96 
23  Sept.96 

Oct.  96J 

II  Nov. 96 

4  Dec.  96 

8  Jan.  97 
27  Jan.  97 

9  Mar.  97 

I  Apr.  97 
3  Apr.  97 

3  Apr.  97 

4  June  97 

9  June  97 

i3  June  97 
I  Sept.  97 

I  Dec.  97 


3  Dec.  97 

3  Dec. 
7  Dec. 

16  Feb.  98 

2  Mar.  98 
18  May  98 
9  June  98 

7  Sept.98 
18  Apr.  00 
21  Apr.  00 
2  May  00 
2  May  00 
26  May  00 
26  May  00 


APPOINT- 
ED TO 
BP-SBBVE. 


19  Mar.  90 


17  Mar.  00 


14  Feb.  03 


•A  Mar.  on 

3  Jan.  ::■ 
7  Nov.  g- 


28  Oct.  96 


3  Feb.  :> 


24  June  99 

17  Dec.  98 
27  Jan.  00 
24  Jan.  00 
24  Jan.  00 


Beserve  of  Qfjicers 


Lindsay,  Hy.  Edith  Arthur 


Captaiss. 
lande.s  (Pi  )"""  ^''"'"'  ''^''''^'"^  f™"  Gordon  High-) 

Xeweuham  '.Vm.  T   WnWh    i>     "^i^  •  ,   ■•     °-  ^-  Surrey  Regt 
Bayly.  Se^^ge^roieTX;  Iw -■Ba''pi%P  R  ''"f '^^  ^'"^1 


I  COaXBT,    j 
'or  EWSIGH 


570 


HON. 
MAJOE. 


^    4  May  871 15  Dec.  90  9  Jane  00 


!  APPor^fT 

ED    TO 
IHBRBRVB. 


I  6  July  89 

28  Dec.  92 
30  May  9 


26  July  79 


North  Statford  Ee^ 
De™S!s,  MnrYeV'^S  V''i;'„^i:Lif„^.'^S^'  R"Ung  Regin^em    .  July  ;, 

Rangers;  i.,„o„,f  Z)epa°/™7;?'       ""*  ^  ^°-  Connaught ) 


22  Nov.  93 

t  Jan.  g:; 
20  Mar.  75 
13  Mar.  75 
24  Dec.  73 
16  Aug.  76 


4  July  ( 

13  Oct.  t 

12  Dec.  ool 
27  Apr.  78 


5  ilay  79j 
5  Nov.  81 
t:  Jan.  82  13  May  3 

4  ilar.  82 

6  Aug.  79    5  June  82  t4  Nov.  85 
25Sept.8o  iS  Nov.  82 


Gibbons,  Alfred  S..  „„.,  ^„„ 
i'aske,  Arthur  Goldingham,  late  5 
K,th  Berkthire  Segiment 


HUI,  Jo,,  jfajor  3  Bn.  ■E.'Yo'rkshire"Re'»t 


!i  Feb.  So 


'^°i'^^C  -  Annerley,  i/o„  Major  late  Edinburgh  Artillerv' 
S.  Dmsion  Rojal  ArtiUerr,  :  ./-.m  »-..-.;    ,../?!)/t  '■^^^^' 
Barry,  William  E.        ^ 


"^l^arlT'^^T  '"^  ,^  B.ttalion  Devonshire  Regnneiit-I  I 

^wiu  i  oi-k  and  Lancaiter  Regiment  S""ciio,  . 

-apley  .Tam_e3  Arthur,  „.,.  late  Kent,  ArtilVp^v'S'n;^";'-"  \ 


Juae  78 

19  Jan 

1  July  81 
18  June  79 

iS  Aug.  So 

9  Jan.  81 

7  Aug.  78 
4  July  74 

2  Aug.  3 
II  Nov.  82 

July  8 


28  Aug.  95 


1 9  Jan.  8] 


Roy^l  SI,;'"*'"'  "■'■  ^"^  ^™'  Artil-lery-.EVDirtsion 
DraBen,  Georges  Algernon,  Uon.  in>r' .Bn.' BorderRe^t"     ' 

-"li°s^ie"r^TLo\X^?ilftIfi  ^°''- ^»>'^  ^"-"-  ^^^^^^^ 
Stevenson,  George   J.   Hardress 


Regiment  ^^rr.^.';...''.''™'''';...'**"   3  Bn.  Hampshire) 


30  Sept.82 

1  Apr.  74 
7  June  80 

27  Feb.  34 

2  Dec.  74 
T  July  81 

14  Feb.  3.3 
29  Deo.  86 


7  Feb.  83 
'B  Nov.  83 
26  May  84 
28  May  84 

2  June  84 


27  Sept. 84 
20  Dec.  8 
2  May  s: 

8  June  85  12  Feb, 
10  Dec.  8 


7  July  94 


I  6Auo 


14  Apr.  86 

3  May  86 

12  June  86 
II  Au;^ 
18  Sept.  86 

17  Dec.  87 

I  Apr.  f 

16  June  i 

23  June  a 


4  Sept.95 
21  Nov, 


25  Nov.  gi 
22  July  96 


13  Dec.  84 

24  May  84 
28  Mar.  85 

25  Mar.  8s 


^-i7i''^„S'"'"'',^^''/'"°''''''°  3  Bn.  Middlesex  Regiment  ■ , ,      „  ,      , 

■cUh  Northampton  Regiment ^  f)  5  Deo.  8822  JuneSg 


'^i^'^^j'^-^^^^^^^'^i^'ofile.eri^M  '      \,^^ 

Rip1,mAnIHi""°'  -^--J-  ''i"'  ■»  ^°-  CheshireRegiientiKi.)'" 

RKhmond-PaiTv,  Frederick    Charles,  6  BSttalion  RoyaiY  

^■o.^y\KTS.;  mth  Remount  Depot  a.ti.duon   noyai  M  2  Apr. 

endry,  Patrick  W.,,.,.  (f;,iro„.  JUu/o;7voi.'Bn'Highland  ;  ! 

Light  Infantrj-  ( Captain  of  Be.erve.  5  May  Zo)    '^'^""""'  2  May  83 


^^S^fS-'^S^t.S'"^  ^  Battalion- Royali 
Hendry,  Patrick  W  ..  .   '*,    tr---    V,;::"".;;",-^--,-^.   ;:■••_•  J 
Lig 

T«hi'»"r"-'   '  ••t-^-'-  '"■  -"""•  ^''J'"  ■  Loudon  Vol.  Art.        '  I  •>  Feb 
r!^^b.    J    "''J'^-;>,''i"*-"t^'''*lesex  Rifle  Volunteers  " 

Flemin"'^ev  f         ",'';•  ^\  "  ^^'-  ^°-  I-^icaster  Regiment  26  Feb.  87 
ni,^  T    ,         £  ■''■'•  !'='■('•  ■  Vol.  Bn.  Warwickshirl  Re.-t  16  mIv   - 
rin^-    w'^n^"  ^-  '9  liiidlesex  Volunteer  Rifles   ...  °    17  Mar 


•  23  Aug 


T  .        1,-^?"    ^-  ^•*-  C'yde  Division,  Sub.  Miners,  Vol  Eno-  16  Vr«? 

"-'^^s^;:.:'!?  ip^-  ^gt'^-^'^'-'^  ^"'-'-■-  ^"—  ('^"^'>>' 

'^V^T^l Godfrey D. p.,.  (r;, 2  Volunteer BattaiionDerbV: { 
shire  Regiment  {Capt.  of  Reserve,  19  July  99)  (l.h.)    „.  j 

r  „  Lieutenants.  * 

r„wf '^'""'  ^  g-  ■'^°^°"''  '"^  =°  Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles ;  1 

Bedford,  Herbrand  A.  Duke  of-        " 


II  Dec. 
19  Feb. 


6  Nov.  861  5  Dec, 

3  May  89 
Nov.  89 

11  Jan.  go 

4  Hay  91 
9  July  91 

6  Feb.  92 

12  Aug.  93 
10  Oct.  94 

Dec.  ssl 
24  Apr. 

90 


29  Nov.  99 
17  Jan.  00 

9  Aug.  82 
14  Oct.  85 

7  Oct.  85 
25  Aug.  80 

7  Oct.  85 
16  Aug.  82 

5  Sept.SS 
24  Jan.  o3 

28  Sept.37 

8  Sept.oD 
16  Aug.  89 

16  May  00 

19  May  o3 

6  Mar.  87 
24  Sept,  89 

17  Feb.  00 
10  Dec.  S4 

Mar.  OD 

16  May  00 
16  Aug.  82 
8  Sept.SS 
31  July  95 

16  May  S3 
7  Oct.  85 
12  May  DO 


23  May  94 


■el  I  Aug.  OD. .,  ) 
r„o",.S'o — t'^^","  'i,"  -^"'"'"./,'  resigned  from  Grenadier  ( 
\m^^  \y.     -^^i-  \^"-  -S'^rf/o'-rf  Regt.  {Lt.Col.  22  Dec.  97)  j 
M^e-Redhead  Richard H.,  Lt. Col.  j'^Bn. E.Lancashire Rei.  T 

{ijt.Lo/onet  lo  Feb.  oo)  r 

^23  Maicifl')"^""'  '^°''  S'affords'hiref eomanij  (iVicoI' ", 

**^f„^?°J' ■^°r*/.^%^''''="=on,  resigiied  from  Duiiani  Lto 
infaatry;  if.Coi.  2  Ioia„(ej.r  Battalion  Scot,  FuMlien  i- 
i-Lt. Colonel  25  March  g6)  j 

r^=f,^;=^^T-r,*^?-°-  TS'^S'-s.  -£<"■''.  resigiled  from  Grenadier  ^ 
Guaids;  AfP^/o,.  ITfsi  Houghton;  Hon.  Col.  2  Tol.Bn.N.  ( 
I^ncashire  Regiment;  Financial  Secretarg,  War  OffieeC 
(JU. Colonel  17  May  90)  "'  ui       \ 

Tristram,  WmHewy,  Z-.Co^2VoirBn"£Laiic:'RegI) 
K^t.Colonel,  li  Ja\y  oa)  ! 

ro«  °5;  ,v''"^l;  ^'"'-  ^'■'^o'-  3'Bn;'l)u:rhainLt:'inrantVy.., 
G?  fetl'   '"°  ^^n"^^?"".-/'-  f^'^^B"-  F?^' Yorkshire  Regt. 


7  June  79 
7  Jan.  So 


Crnthth,  Joseph  G.  ^o«.  i^Cy/.  Donegal  Art.  S.  Diy.  R.  Art.  16  Mar.  78  17  Sept.79 


5  Dec.  77 


6  Nov.  86 

5  ilay 

31  May  90 

2  Dec.  91 

5  Sept.  9 

23  Aug.  90 

12  July  90 

29  Dec. 


8  Oct. 


I  June  73 
I  July  S: 
I  July  Si 
7  July  80 
5  Feb.  79 


22  Aug-,  a 


7  Mar.  91 
9  Jan.  92 
29  July  92 
0  Sept  94 
4  May  95 

4  Mar.  96 
15  July  96 

30  Mar.  8: 


^ay  95! 

25  July  94 


3  Nov.  97 


12  July  84 


23  Mar.  92 

7  Oct.  93 

13  Apr.  92 


14  June  76  12  May  97 


23  May  8s 


7  July  80 

24.  July  75 
4  Mar.  74 


5  July  82 
27  Aug.  90 


12  July  87 


71.  Sept. 92 


24  Jau.  00 
2  Nov.  98 

II  July  00 

25  Nov.  96 
8  June  87 

10  Jao.  00 

26  June. 97 

12  Aug.  91 
21  Mar.  OD 

6  Mar.  S6 

13  June  S3 

7  Jnly  80 

5  De:;.  Si 

24  Feb.  00 
!9  Aor.  g8 
18  May  93 
3  Nov.  97 

24  Feb.  00 

25  May  93 

8  Nov.  90 


14  Mar.  83 
5  Sept.SS 
17  Dec.  84 
7  July  03 
7  Feb.  83 


8  June  93 


II  Jac.  99 


7  July  80 


30  May  Si  18  June  90  25  Aug.  So 
27  July  81  22  Apr.  93I  7  July  8e 
6  Sept.  84  21  Apr.  94)20  Oct.  S;; 
X  X    2 


Beserve  «f  Officers. 


L1ECTENANT8. 
N=li,an,  \V.Uiam  John  late  .liajor  4  Bn- MunBt^r  F«s,,,ers  .. 
Laurie,  Claud  V.  E..  -ir«.u--  3  Bn.  K.  U.  i'?"™^    Infautrv;  1 
Moml.01.  Albeit  GustavttS,  S/njors  Bn.  \ort  J.I.  in  a       .»  ,  i 

MSnd^e^S^ioctaviusSi-ifi/o^-VBn: Worcester  Kegt.  J 


r^^^V'^t  ISbfBa/ter^Ule.  resided  from  7  Hu..ar»; 


4  Feb.  80 
25  Mar.  80 


9  Apr.  75|i3June79|  j  .UtneyA 
28  JuneSiji?  Oct.  94 

23  June  85' 20  Nov.  86,25  il'ir.  96 
2  Mar.  81U2  Mar.  84  25  No''-  9^ 


3 

Colv,..,  „    , 

Mrnors,  WiUoughb>-  Basker 

,WestIn<Ua  Regiment,  ou  ). 


Grierson,  Sir  Alex 


Traiit,  John  Francis,^  {''!"''i 


,In'hRegl.{Cafl.r.i:\S 


ret.  pay;  IJoii.JIaior'Mtc^Baltalion 
"  "  irmer,  Clement  A.  laie 

■vHamiltonForbee,  Ho,..  ..--,  -  j -  -  .  ,,.. 

Ton-BuZuau,  Geo.  Jas.  3  Bn.Scots  Fus.(Aj-r  &  ^\  a 


July  tt^ 
7  July  80 

4  Nov.  S3 

I  Oct.  Si 
10  Dec.  S4 


3  July  78 
20  Sept. 70 


23  Feb. 
I  Apr. 

.•I  June  79 


I  July  81  26  Apr.  90  11  Oct.  99 

19  July  76|25  Nov.  82  16  Feb.  00  11  Sept.8,3 

i8  Mar.  75'  7  Sept. 98  18  July  00^ 

26  June  80  14  Mar.  83;i7  May  92I13  Apr.  81 

ti  Sept.77!ii  Apr.  8510  Feb.  97.11  Mnr.  85 

13  Sept.  791  6  June  91 1 19  Apr.  82 

26  Jati!  81!  6  Mar.  86  17  Dec.  92  28  June  84 

7  Sept.81  28  May  8423  Jan.  95  29  June 87 

T  July  81  28  Aug.  86  21  July  97  11  Apr.  8; 

4  Feb.  ;!5  22  Jan.  87!  4  May  98,23  Apr.  87 

5  Julv  84' 22  Dec.  88  lO  May  00   8  May  Zg 
:i  Jul'y  8,    4  Mav  85I       1'9  ^''■'^  ?" 

I  July  81:29  May  86       I  1  Mar.  8  = 

.5  Sept.8c.io  July  86 


CottreSjr^:r;f=\^.-4l^;;^o,n.stj^Hegun^ 
Bdtn.HenryHamiltonForbes,  Hmi.  M'r.l''r_'°^_- n"l  wi„  , 


Fergus; 

town  Militia) 


..) 


5  Feb.  78 


■Chari  Lancelot  Aud^ewes,,  rWgned  trum  4 1 
,  IIoH  Major  Me  ^.Batlcdi;,,  Suffolk  Ueoimeut  ...i 
,',v:,1  Lesick.  i.iet,^  Cheshire  Regt.  on  ret  pay 


rmid    Alfred  ^  Bu.  Royal  Fusiliers  ■■•••■•■■; 

Graltaii-Esmonde.  Laurence,  Jf<.«.  i^'y"' .  \\ateiIoru  Aii   , 

T^rSiX^Ki^^l^^  i^-:ir,/- 3  l.n.  Su,se.  Kegt. 

Skinner,   Char 
Hussars ;  llo         . 

Fraukland,  Sir  Frederick  W  F.  ^-  f  "•'•    ;'^  %)\;^  ''    ' f 

FiSl^'/Sr-Vei^  H^-^t41dl^  Berks.  Regt.  j 


13  Oct.  77 


Mar, 
6  July  84 


2oSepf;.77 
24  Sept.  87 


23  Jaiieg2 
5  Feb.  88 
17  Nov 


ernie   fAucs  Hood,  resigned  fro ^lUra 
Horner,J.FitzLloy_a,t«i-.4  ^^^^  ^^  Lancers;    Ci,.(.  ) 


13  Mar.  SqIii  Aug.  86 

10  Feb.  82  27  Nov.  86 
9  July  79'  3  Feb.  87 

I  July  8ili4  May  87 
16  Aug.  7921  May  87 

7  Feb.  83  4  June  87 
29  Apr.  85  12  June  87 
28  June  8210  Sept.87 

22  July  85 17  Dec.  87! 

21  Oct.  82' 17  Mar.  881 
i6Sept.82|24  Apr.  88| 
12  Jan.  84!29May  89 

23  May  85I  3  June  89 

22  Dec.  83;i7  Aug.  89 
5  June  76  23  Nov.  89 

19  Oct.  78!  8  Feb.  90 
26  Oct.  89'  7  May  91 

12  May  89^29  Aug.  9 

24  June  77   4  Nov.  91 
I  May  86  27  Feb.  92 

20  Nov.  76!  8  Mar.  93 

25  Sept.86|  2  Feb.  94 


2  May  Q 
12  Mar.  9? 


28  Nov.  o-> 
7  July  80 

24  Aug. 87 

25  Aug.  80 
16  Aug.  81 
16  May  88 
25  Mar.  85 

29  May  89 
16  Dec.  85 

4  Nov.  85 
10  Oct.  85 

I25  Sept.  89 

23  Dec.  85 

14  July  83 

19  Aug.  c6 

15  Apr.  81 

28  Nov.  Ss 
!5  Aug.  88 

)o  Dec.  09 
4  June  87 


I  Feb.  85   7  May  94  1  i  ■>,,,.  .„ 

iFeb.  93!i7  0ct.  94       Ii6May  oo 

3  Apr.  90'27  Feb.  Q5  -.-      ,25  Jine  90 

Nov.  8919  Feb.  96  '-  "■"■   "" 


Stapylton.  Miles  Jonn,  ie».Bu=" 
Yorkihire  Hriisarf  ...    ■—■•■■•■■ 
Radclvfle,  Chas.    Roht.  hustace,  ,   „  ,  \ 

Kaaciyne,^     -    ^  BManonDorteUhireUegt.(lh.) 

Hon  Mojor  Deruyshire  Yeomanry 


'  resigned    from   i   Life  '. 


30  Jan. 
22  July  92 


Guards,  Cnyt.  3 


" "" — ,      .    J   „  A\r    ,.  B    ffoit    Al(/jor  ueroysuiio  icuuiu,iii,y 
[Cp^nl-"Alw^™Fred^A:\th'^^^ 

Pi^^nS:;^ni?^'He;?b^".resigned-Vronii2La.cer.;J 

r,int'  Denbiiilfhire  Xeomanry  (i.y.)   ■■ ■" 

Mmi;%Mwai^lDailey,.res.gnedf^^^^^^  


3  Dec.  90 


^",  r  ,1  „  c.^n  HarrvWm.,resignedfromGrenadierGds.(i.y.) 
W«l=^.'"°"-':'''°5.^^';^y],™o„.-U.>r2Vol.Bn.yorkandLan-t 


Somerville.Staflbrd 
caster  Kegiment 


J 
Lancashire  Fu3. 
_l.Bn.  Berks.Res 
Bn.  Lincoln  Re; 


Wood,  Jo?^PV:,^i-^^°"-^r ^alr     Vol.Bn.  Berks.Regt. 
EUis,3u,Wm.  Augu^tuswj^Jio'^J'a.  ^^   j^^^^^,,^  j^^^^ 

\Vhite.  Robert  F  ^-P^^^"''-  ^J^^', . ,u„j„,.,7  M.dd lesex  R. Vols. 

Brown,  H.W.t,ilveithonie,/.s.JM^.//  

M'Aulay,,James,  ji.  .t)   3  l^i^^^a  k^mre  Kim        ^^^^^ 

F.ndlay.George,  P-^^"-^^j;.l  yo"  bS  N.  Lancashire  Regt, 
Lord.  Hobert  i-^  .  f'"I^J^'iZfJ°<r^,.  Bn.  Esse..  Regt 

SlSS^^^«r^-^^-n:..aM 

Highlanders  ■■■'■•  •,Vo;,„VuVn  24  Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles;  ( 
Pnce  J^'^^St[,^o%cVc^rplT.Ifrie..  M  rank  of  Major  ] 
B^rtweT^fncis'^lVe  '.  Han^pshire  Vol.  Eugmcers    .. 


!  July  77 


17  Apr 
?4  Mar, 


7S 


16  Apr.  87 
26  Mar.  87 

13  Feb.  92 


25  Dec.  861  4  Mar.  96 
I  Aug.  93116  Dec.  96 

17  Jan.  94!  4  June97 
21  July  88    5  Apr.  97 

4  Dec.  S6  8  Sept.97 

26  Oct.  92  17  Aug.  98 

9  Aug.  93   4  Oct.  99] 
30  June  75  14  Dec.  89 

18  Mar.  75  17  Feb.  00 

23  Nov.  92'  4  Apr.  00 

0  Nov.  86!  17  Apr.  00' 

6  May  85125  May  00' 

1  July  81I16  Sept.82 
20  Nov.  78  22  Mar.  84 
16  \fv.  79  27  Feb. 
30  June  81  12  June  86 
28  Nov.  83'28  May  S7I 

3  Feb.  85I.0  Dec.  87 

4  Mar.  82I  2  May  53, 
July    8i22Aug.85{ 

7  Mar.  8j'  9  Feb.  89 
3  Oct.   85  16  Nov.  S91 

8  Dec.  88  31  May  90 
o  Feb.  89  13  Dec.  90 


24  Dec.  90 
6  June  CO 


1  Apr.  91 


86 


7  Feb.  94i22  Aug.  91 
29  May  8918  Ju-ie92 
13  Feb.  92  22  Oct.  92 


13  May  96 

j  9  June  97 

[28  Aug.  89 
jj4  May  90 

28  July  97 

10  Jan.  £6 
,4  Sept.; :. 


i3  Ap-.  o» 

26  Oct.  92 
2  Nov.  95 

30  May  83 

16  Aug.  82 
I  Oct.  81 

25  Mar.  85 
18  Jan.  88 

17  Apr.  89 
25  Mar.  85 

4  Mar.  85 
20  Jan.  87 
,1  Apr.  88 
29  May  89 
I  4  Mar.  96 

6  May  9* 

25  July  8S 
10  May  93 


Heserve  of  Officers. 


571 


COENET, 
2ndLIBtJl. 
OrENSIGK. 


LlRUTENAK'TS 

Daniels,  Frederick  P.  J.  p.  [f),  Hon.  Major  24  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles 

Terry,  Cyril  H.p.s.  [t],  4  Volunteer  Battalion  East  Surrey  Regiment;  ) 
vjith  Army  Service  Corps S 

Palmer,  Archdale,  p  s.  (5),  24  Middlesex  Volunteer  Ritles 

Gray,  Oliver  P.  2  Ciuque  Ports  Volunteer  Arti  lery 

Perowne,  John  T.  W.  p.s.  {t),  Hnti,  Major  i  Volunteer  Battalion  North-  1 
amptonshire  Recrimeut  (Lieuf.  ofEesei-'  e,  20  Jan.  got ;  loith  3  Battilion  >  I25  June  87 
Middlesex  It^giinent )  ' 

Caddell,  Walter  W.  de  Y.^ p.  late  4  Vol.  Bn.  Manchester  Regiment 


IT  May  78 

T4  Dec.  89, 
23  July  92 


7  Dec.  8g 

20  Auj3:.  80 

?c  Sept.Qo 
4  Jan.  93 


27  Aug.  90 


Taylor,  Howard  H.  ?;.  (T)  i  Middlesex  Hoy.il  Ensineers  Volunteers    20  Feb.  92   6  May  93 


Main,  Robert  Maxwell,  p.s.  (t),  Hon.  Major  7  Volunteer  Bn.  Roj^al  Scots 

Foster,  John  A.  i  Hampshire  Volunteer  Knijineers 

Carlebach,  Philip,  ^.s,  Co^'.  2  Volunteer  Buttalion  Royal  Fusiliers  (/. 6.) 
Wardle,  Bernard,  p.  i  Volunteer  Battalion  North  StatfoVd.^hire  Regiment 

Collyer,  George  F.  4  Volunteer  Battalion  East  Surrey  Regiment  

Denton,  Harry  Stephenson,  p.  3  Volunteer  Battalion  South  Statford-  ( 

shire  Regiment    i 

Byrne,  Stanley  C.  p.g.  21  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles  {c.i.c)    

Wilson,  CharleH  L.  N. />.  3  Volunteer  Bn.  South  StaSordshire  Regt. ;") 

vjtth  Vitblin  Fugtliers J 

Montefiore,  Cecil  S.  i  Middlesex  Royal  Enarineers  Volunteers    

Shipley,  Regmald  B.  p.s.  {££)  i  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles  {c.i.v.)   

Hynam,  William,  p.g.  Captain  late  17  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles     

Labouchere,  Frank  A.  p.s.  24  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles 

Hall,  Alfred  A.  J.  p  (<],date  2  Volunteer  Bu.Hiiihland  Light  Infantry  (Lb.) 
Lauiiham,  Edward  H.  p.  (H)  Captain  i  Cinque  Ports  Volunteer  Rifles  ... 

Fyers,  Evan  W.  H.  p.s.  24  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles 

CamfibeU,  Colin  George  Pelham,  resigned  from  Scots  Guards;  Captain  \ 

I  Argyll  <^  Bute  Volunteer  Artillery     ) 

Green.  Francis  H.  ;5.f.  {t)  Capt.i  Loud  m  Volunteer  Rifles 

Whitehead,  John  J.  late  2  Volunteer  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment 

Benson,  William  J.  P.  y;.  (t),  4  Volunteer  Bn.  Essex  Regiment  (c.i.v.) 

Dick,  William  F.  p.«.  (/)  3  Volunteer  Battalion  Essex  Regiment  J20  Nov. 


5  Nov.  92 

3  Mar.  93 

7  Oct.  93 
23  Dec.  93 

16  Mar.  94 

2  June  94 
7  June  94 

4  Nov.  94 


30  Jan, 
20  Feb.  94.  5  Sept.94J23  Jan.  95 
6  June  9i!23  Dec.  9i|i3  Mar.  95 
19  Feb.  37J29  Dec.  881  8  May  95 
23  Dec.  93  14  Nov.  94!  3  July  95 

5  Dec.  91  28  Oct.   93j25Sept.95 

9  Apr.  92  21  Oct.   93  18  Mar.  96 

5  Aug.  93  19  Dec.  94  22  July  96 

6  Feb.  92  20  May  93119  Aug.  96 
T5  Feb.  90|  8  June  92J  6  Jan.  97 


4  Dec.  94 

7  Feb.  91 

5  Dec.  91 
II  Mar.  96 

8  Aug.  Qi 

4  July  91 

22  Nov.  90 

9  May  96 
1 8  June  Q2 

95 


20  Mar.  95  10  Mar.  97 
26  Sept.  94  28  July  97 

21  May  92j^5  Aug.  97 
4  Sept.97 

26  &ept.94l  I  Dec.  97 

15  Dec.  97 

14  Jan.  93!  19  Jan.  98 


25  Nov.  96 
6  Aug.  92 
18  Aug,  96 


I  May  95  I J  July  97 


Mortimer.  James,  p.  (t)  (If)  2  Volunteer  Battalion  East  Yorkshire  Regt. 

Caqnnael,  Edwin  G.  p.s.  ft]  Captain  4  Volunteer  Bn.  East  Surrey  Regt. 

Miller,  Richard  George  Shlllito,^.  Captain  i  City  of  London  Vol.  Art.  ... 

Pomfret,  Hugh  T.  p.  Captain  Ciuque  Ports  Volunteer  Rifles  (('.  1/.)     

De  La  Mare,  Leonard  S.  p.  (S)  Cnpt.  1  Vol.  Bn.  West  Surrey  Regt.  (I.h.) 
Henderson,  Andrew,  p.  {t)  Captain  5  Volunteer  Bn.  Durham  Lt.  Infantrj' 
Hayward,  Wdliam  G.  p.s.  [t)  Captain  3  Voltmteer  Battalion  Eisex  Regt. 
Bolton,  Silas  E.  p.».  Captain  i  London  Royal  Ensineers  (Volunteers) 

Dickins,  Vernon  W.  F.  p  s.  Captain  i  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles |io  May  90'  5  Mar.  92 

Henderson,  Arthur  H.  ;).s.  (S)  Captain  21  Mi<ldlesex  Volim.teer  Rifles  ]  4  Mar.  9610  Mar.  97 


I     4PHOINT- 

BD    TO 

BKSBRVE. 

13  May  gr 

13  June  94 

13  May  91 
ir  May  98 

n  Dec.  89 

23  Sept,  93 
13  Jan.  97 

24  Oct.   88 

23  Ooc.  96 
Mar.  03 
Nov.  90 
Jan.  96 

24  Mar.  97 
13  Feb.  95 

2  Jau.  97 

13  Jan.  97 
15  July  91 

3  May  99 
7  Sept.  92 
t  May  97 
7  Apr.  00 
7  Sept.  92 

3  May  OD 

22  .\pr.  96 
6  July  9S 

15  Aug.  94 

2  Nov.  98 

17  Aug.  98120  D3C.  99 


16  Feb. 
5  Feb, 
4  May  98 


4  Dec.  95  8  July  96^23  Nov.  98^21  Apr.  00 
13  May  96  16  Feb.  981  3  Dec.  98  7  Dec.  98 
25  Dec.  95   4  Nov.  96J18  Jan.  99    3  Feb.  00 

5  Dec.  94  26  June  97  22  Feb.  99  23  Oct.  97 


5  Mar.  92  26  Aug.  93 
19  Feb.  9618  Aug.  96 
29  Mar.  95.ro  Feb.  97 


Moore,  A^P.F./).^.(')  C(j;j^  15  Middlesex  Vol.  litis.  ^£^<^/!^^*'^''''*' -^"^^^^  99^  i'3  June  92 
"     "  ■..      --        ^.     .   .       ,,-,,,  ...  ■„  ^^  Nov.  96 

8  Oct.   go 


It  May  78 


Beetles,  Walter  H.  p.  Captain  5  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles 

Blsmie,  James  Richard  Forbes,  resigned  from  Warwick  Regiment ;  Capf,  j 

I  I'oliinteer  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders     J 

Longridge,  Cecil  C,  resigned  froni  Royal  Artillery 

Macmillan- Scott,  Arthur  Francis,  resigned  from  5  Lancers 

Metcalf,  George  Joseph,  resigned  from  4  Dragoon  Guards;  Remount  \ 

Depot ^  South  Africa ) 

Boyd,  Wm.  Arthur  Edward,  late  2  Life  Guards 

Young,  Keith  Ogilvj'  Balrd,  resigned  from  Royal  Artillery   

Grenfell,  Charles  Molyneux,^"  resigned  from  10  Hussars      

Weyland,  Mark  Ulick,  resigned  from  Rifle  Brigule;  Remount  Department 
Balfour,  Charles  Bamngton,^  MP.  for  Horntey,  resigned  from  Si^ots) 

Guards  (C'(i/j/.  r.r.) i 

Brace,  Francis  Charles  Osborne,  Lieut.  E.  Yorkshire  Regt.  on  ret.  paj... 

Crawahay,  Richard,  resigned  from  6  Dragoons  ;  Remount  Department 

Vignoles,  Henr>'  Hutton,  resigned  from  5  Dragcon  Guards;  Remount\ 

Depot,   South  'Africi j" 

Leicester,5;>PeterFred.  Fleming,fi(Ir^i^>»^YorkLt.Inf.  onret.pay  (i.6.) 

Lyon,  Fitzroy  David,  resigned  from  i  Life  Guards  (r.r.) 

Martin,  John  Hamilton,*^  Lieut.  3  Dragoon  Guards,  on  retired  pay     

Ramsden,  Frederick  William,  resigned  from  Coldstream  Guards  (r.r.)  .. 

Taylor,  George  William,  resigned  from  Coldstream  Guardsi/.6.)    

Drake,  Francis  Rivers,'*  wi  .b  gratuity  from  West  India  Regiment      

Tigke,  Edw.  Kenrick  Bunbury.'^  resigned  from  Grenadier  Guards  {l.b.).. 
Harris,  John  Harry  de  Burgh, '^  Lieu*.  Liverpool  Regiment,  on  ret.  pay 

Hutt,  George  Willi*am.  resigned  from  Royal  Scots  (r.r.) 

M'Fftll,  Chambers  Haldaue  Cooke,  Lieut.  W.  I.  Regt.  on  retired  pay  

Rogers,  George  Edward,  resigned  from  Kmg's  Own  Scoitish  Sordererb 
fieale,  Shelley  Alexander,  Lieut.  Yorkshire  Regiment,  on  retired  pay    ... 

Inchiquin,  Luciss  William,  Lord,  resigned  from  Rifle  Brigade  

Middleton,  Fredei'i  k  Thomas,  resigned  frem  12  Lancers  

Farrell,  Leslie  Michael,  with  gratuity  from  Yorkshire  Regiment  

Loftus,  Dudley  Ferrars,  with  gratuity  from  Grenadier  Guards  (I.h.) 

Armitage,  WilUam  Stuart,  with  irratuity  from  Royal  Artillery  ({I.h.) 

Barlow,  Lionel  Francis  Abbot,  with  gratuity  from  BerKshire  Regi.  {t.^.). 
Prideaux-Brune,  Geo.  Ernest,  resigned  from  6  Dragoons  (Captain  i.y.)  ... 

Thomas,  Walter  Meredith,  L\eut.  East  Yorkshire  Regt.  on  ret.  pay 

Lyon,  Nathaniel  John,  resigned  from  Grenadier  Guards  

Symonda,  D'Arcy,i"  with  gratuity  from  16  Lancers 16  Mar, 

Holt,  William, '8  'Lieut.  Hampshire  Regiment,  on  retired  pay   3  Aug.  87 

Booker,  George  Edward  Nussey,"  resigned  from  5  Dragoon  Guards  16  Nov.  87 

Ferguson-Davie,  Francis  A.  resigned  from  Black  Watch  (/.t.) ^6  Feb.  87 

RentOB,  Alexander  Leslie,  resigned  from  2  Diagoons    22  Auff. 

Lines,  Rossiter,^°  with  gratuity  from  Welsh  Regiment ti  Apr. 

Peacocke,  Charles  Leslie,  resigned  irjm  Royal  Ar  illerj-  (Captain  i.y.)  ...  16  Feb.  87 

Warbmton,  George  Arthur,  resinned  from  N<Tlolk  Regiment  9  May  88 

Cobbold,  Ralph  Patteson,^!  resigned  from  King's  Royal  Rifles  ;  Deputy  J       q^.^ 

Assistant  Adjutant  General,  South  Africa,  19  July  00    J 


d  Mar.  96 
6  Oct.   97 

4  Apr.  96 

13  Sept.  72 
12  Nov.  74 

26  July  76 

?9  Nov.  76 
25  Jan.  77 

11  Nov.  78 
20  Aug,  80 

22  Oot.  81 

22  Oct.  Si 

22  Oct.   81 

9  Sept.  82 

5  Dec.  83 
30  Jan.  84 

6  Feb.  84 

14  May  84 

23  Aug.  84 
20  Sept.  84 

4  Oct.  84 

12  Nov.  84 

7  Feb.  S5 
30  May  85 
29  Aug.  85; 

28  N0V.85I 

16  Dec.  85: 
JO  Jan.  86' 
12  May  86^ 

19  May  86: 
?4  July  86 
25  Aug.  86 

8  Sept.86 

0  Nov.  86 

5  Dec.  86 
!i  July  83 
8  Apr.  89 

17  Apr  89 

29  May  8y 
4  Dec.  89 
2  Dec.  89 

16  Feb.  qo| 

20  Au  J.  9c 

1  Oct.  90' 


15  Apr.  99126  Sept. 94 

2  Apr.  99  II  May  98 

3  May  99:  7  Sept. 98 
2  Nov.  99,15  June  c,2 


I  Dec.  99 
6  Dec.  99 

30  May  00 

6  June  00   3  Mar.  00 


2  Apr.  98 
4  July  94 
10  Jan.  00 


20  Sept.  82 
17  Mar.  00 

25  Apr  85 
B  July  93 
13  Jan.  86 

17  Jan.  00 

3  Oct.  00 
;4  Feb.  00 

t6  Mar.  87 

10  July  89 
7  Feb.  00 

I  Nov.  93 

18  Apr.  GO 
18  Apr.  00 

!  Aug.  CO 


29  Nov.  99 
12  June  97 


21  Nov.  94 
10  JIar.  00 
5  Sept.  94 

24  Jan.  oo 
7  Mar.  00 

'29  Mar.  99 


572 


Beserve  of  Officers. 


[     COKNET, 
'2nd  LIEUT. 
fTENLIGN. 
LiBUTENANTS.  —.         „ 

Leete,  William  John,  with  frratuit.y  from  Northampwnshire  Regiment    ..,.0  May  S8  2^  Nov.  90 

Grey,  Ralph  Henry.  LM.  Welsh  FuBiUers,  on  retired  pay  ^7  Ang.  89   2  Apr.  9 

Benett-Stftnford,  John  Montague,  h,le  Lt.  i  DragoontU-.r.) =3  "J^.  90, 18  «_o_v.9^ 

Fulton,  Thomas  Benedict,  resigned  from  West  India  Regiment |  3  uct. 


LIEUT.     I   CAPTAIN. 


APPOnil- 

BD    TO 
BBSEHTE, 


:  Jan.  92 
:,  Feb.  92 


Bridse'  Walter  SvdneT,  resigned  from  Durham  Lt.  Infantry  (l.i-V  , 20  June  89^  '' „       *' 

Se:Guvre!lgnea^fromTs  Hussars;  ««.o»»^i5.;^^^^ 

Cave-Browne-Cave,  Bernard,  resigned  from  Wiltshire  Regiment ;  IspeciuL  1  1     j^j^,  ^^1     jj^j_  ^^ 

Service,  South  Jfriea    -. ■■■ ;"'ri".*'„'i'  ! 

iloseley,  Andrew  Jackson,  resigned  from  10  Hnssare ;  Semount  Defot,  1  i^^^  jj^y  ^ j  ^  j^jy  ^^ 

Crtalock/jnhn  Mansfield  StTadling;resignedfromDerbyRegiment::;...|.4  Mar.  9r2i  July  92 

Tryon.  Richard,  resigned  from  Rifle  Brigade yr\-^:"":":' 

Reid,  John  Leslie,  resianeri   from  6  Drasoon  Guards  ;  (i.y.)  Brigade  1 

Major,  CnrnlryBiT.  South  Africa,  with  rank  of  Captatn ) 

Peel,  William  C'roughtcn,  resigned  from  3  Dragoon  Guards  ()-.r.)  

Cnn5Ct(,D'ArCT  Pres'on,  Lt.  20  Hussars,  on  retired  pay  

Henderson,  I'a'rlisle  Vincent,  resigned  from  19  Hussars 

~  .         .  ^  j^- j.g  Guards, 


7  Jan.  91I  3  Sept.g2 
II  May  92  28  Dec.  92 
16  Dec.  91 


29  Mar.  90 
10  Oct.  gi 
28  Dec.  92 


2  Nov.  92 
Feb.  92 


7  June  93 

14  June  93 

tS  Oct.  93 

31  Jan.  94 

17  Feb.  94 

25  Mar.  94 

6  Jane  94 

I  Oct.  94 

5  Dec.  94 


Wvndham,  .Jf»».  Charles  Hv.  resigned  from  I  Life  Gui 

Mason  William  r;ampbell,2'Xl>«^  (District  Officer)R.Artilleryon  ret. pay 

Greetham,  Fied.  Wm.Viorent,  resigned  from  jsHussars;  tcith  ijLancev 

Ford,  Fras.  (.'has.  MinshuU,  resigned  from  Highland  Light  Infantry .  , 

Yates,  Samuel  Pearson,  resigned  from  11  Hassars '7  i^ec.  92^ 

Duckworth,  Arthur  Campbell,  resigned  from  2  Dragoons  ('■..'•■)■■•■• '=3  Dec.  93,  ., 

Radclvtre,  Charles  Percy  Fredk.^resigned  from  Seaforth  Highlanders  ...12  Mar.  92   1  J^eb.  95 

Avon,'Eage-  e  Felix  Simeon,  resisned  from  3  Hussars    ;23  Dec.  93  21  May  95 

Watson,  Wro.  Donald  Paul,  lesigned  lrora2  Dragoons 12  Dec.  94  lO  Dec.  95 

Denman,  Thomas,  Lord,  resigned  from  Royal  Scots  (Cap«at»  t.y.)    7  Mar.  541  4  Mar.  96 

Leth^iriaee,  John  Guy  Baron,  resigned  from  3  Hussars  (i.y.) I  6  Fed.  9||25  Aug.  96 

Baring,  Ho„.  Hugo,  resigned  from  4  Hussars;  <^ith  17  Lancers |25  Mar.  961  5  |fPJ-96 

Smith,  Harry  Jacob,  resigned  irom  6  Diajcon  Guards  (i.y.). |  7  Dec.  95.16  Sept.96 

Cobb,  EdwaVd  Powys  Wheatly,  resigned  from  Welsh  Fasihers;  <"'"' |  (,3  Mar.  95  27  Feb.  97 

lifmoiint  Jiept,  ■,■.'"",' '       .i*  .»«■ 

Hamilton,  lIo„.  Gavin  George,  resigned  from  Scots  Guards  (..if.)... ..|30  ilar-  9^'^°  Mar.  97 

Dennih,    Maurice    Falkiner,   resigned    from    Seaforih  Highlanders;  I  l^^jji^^^  ^^1  ^  jj^y_  ^ 

Remount  Depf V.","; i7„u    ool      -Kt^ 

Shuldham,  Frank  N.  Quanlock,  resigned  from  13  Hussars  {l.b.)    n  *eb.  88^24  Mar.  00 

Ramsay-Fairfax-Lucy,  Henry  Wro.,'  DX.  resigned  from  2  Life  Guards,) 

Remount  Department ',',' ,\       n  '   o  t, 

Beauclerk,  Geo  Montague  De  Vere,  resigned  from  Grenadier  Gds.  (l.l>.)  i7  Dec.  921  8  Dec.  00 
William-,  Lionel  Arthur,  late  3  Battalion  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry  (r.r.l  21  May  79]  3  May  go 
Dames,  Richard,  late  4  Bn.  N.  Lancashire  Regt.  (3  Lancashire  MUitia) ...  24  Dec.  79,24  July  80 

M'Connell,  Ronald  Stafford,  late  3  Battalion  Oxford  Light  Infantry j       i  July  |i 

Aldridge,  Robert  Beauclerk,  late  3  Bn.  Sussex  Regiment  (Sussex  Militia)       22  Dec.  83 

Walter,  Frank,  late  3  Bn.  West  Kent  Regiment I      24  Den.  84 

WooUett,  Frederick  Cecil,  lateS  Battalion  Royal  Fusiliers  (r.r.)  

Tucker,  Charles  Marwood,  late  4  Battalion  DurhamlLight  Infantiy  (i.y.) 
Hopkinson,  John  ffarthing.  resigned  from  6  Dragoon  Guards  iLt.late^  '.  U- Aug.  g; 

halliilion  Yorkt  Regiment  (Lt. of  Ruerie,^  AvTlXexi);  ReniountDept...i\  0  1      u  v, 

Downes,  Percy,  late  3  Battalion  Berkshiie  Regiment  (r.r.) ,27  J<ov.  89'  7  *eb.  91, 

Schlesinger,  A.  Hy.  p.s.  late  Londonderry  Artillery,  South  Div.  ((.6.)  ...j24  Jan-  9127  Aug.  92 
Campbell,  Frederick  Carmichael  Herbert,  lat«  4  Battalion  Irish  Regt.   ...        ■■•...       114  Aug.  95 

Walker,  Charles  Hv.late  5  Battalion  Irish  Regiment    l2oMay  931  7  Apr.  97 

Lawson,  James  M.  p.  it),(if.),late  4  Volunteer  Bn.  Argyll  &  Sutherland  |        i^g  j^^.  gg! 

Highlanders.... j\      ,  '  ^  at  I 

Wellesley.  Cecil  G.  p.  late  24  Middlesex  Rifle  Volunteers  '  Jan.  9^  16  May  91I 

Davenport,  Fiederick,^  (')  i  Vol.  Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Begt.  ...  ■»  Dec.  91, 5  July  93 

Bateman,  Herbert  D.  2  London  Rifle  Volunteers  22  July  93  30  Oct.  951 

Treffrv   Edward,  y.s.  Hon.  Artillery  Company  of  Londor.  (c.i.v.) 23June94   4  Dec.  9s! 

Crompton.  .lohn  A.  P.  (0  1  Volunteer  Battalion  South  Staffordshire  Regt.  >5  May  95  11  Dec.  95I 
Youden,  William  A.  ;>.  3  Volunteer  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry...  17  Apr.  95  26  Aug.  96 
Hickson  Wilhara  B.  S.  ;>.  :  Vol.  Bn.  Northamptonshire  Regiment  (l.h.)..-\  5  Dec.  94   9  bept.96 

Stephenson,  Wilfred  R.  p.».  24  Middlesex  Volimteer  Rifles  |i4  Nov.  94124  Feb.  97 

M'Clintock,  Henry  F.)).-.  (')  24  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles ,14  Nov.  9424  Feb.  97 

Selfe,  Alfred  Albert  Cvril, )).,-.  (.V)  lO  jndVol.  Bn.  Middlesex  Regt.  (.^.f.r.)l  4  Mar.  96  24  Apr.  97 

Coles,  LowisHarconi-t.il.  (tf)  5  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles  (!.!>.) 30  May  96  24  Apr.  97, 

Preece,  Percv  J.  i).f.  (0  24  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles  2  Jan.  95  19  July  97I 

Garnett,  WiUiam  Brooksbank. ;)  s.  24  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles  (c.i.v.).  2  Jan.  9.i-,,28  July  97, 

Grindle.  Cyril  Page,  ».«.  19  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles  (l.h.)  17  ieb.  97;  4  Sept.97 

Odam,  William  T.».!.  (A)  \t)  3  Kent  Volunteer  Artillery 18  Mar.  96  20  Oct.  97 

Gainstord,  Bertram  H.  p.i.  It)  13  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles 5  May  94    i  Deo.  97! 

Hamilton.  Lewis  G.  y.a.  24  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles  27  Nov.  95    i  Dec.  97 

Larking,  Lambert  C.  i>.'.  i  Volunteer  Battalion  Bedford  Regiment  (i.y.)  16  June  94  x  Jan.  98 
Dunn,  James  Valentine,^.*.  (J)  i  Lanarkshire  Volunteer  Artillery  (I'.j/.)  3  Feb.  97  9  Feb.  98 
Travel's,  Harold  P.  (p.)  3  Volunteer  Battalion  W.  Surrey  Regiment  H.b.)  23  Feb.  9S  20  July  9S 
Smith,  Arthur  C.  p.t.  (B)  19  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles  .  20  Jan.  97  19  Oct.  98 

Osborne,  Robert  T.  p.i.  (A)  3  Kent  Volunteer  Artillery .9  Feb.  98  15  Feb.  99 

Puckle,  Harold  D.  j).s.  (/)  i  Surrey  Volunteer  Rifles    iq  Aug.  97122  Apr.  99 


12  Mar.  85 
3  Sept.85 

2  Feb.  89 


8  Mar.  99 


Seconu  Lieutenants. 
Cooke,  Ernest  G.  S.  p.s.  Capt.  i  London  Volunteer  Rifles  ( Ca;jf.  30  May  00)    9 

Whittow,  Frack  H.  Captain  i  London  Volunteer  Rifles,  30  May  00  3 

Cazenove,  Reginald  Frederick,  resigned  from  6  Dragoon  Guards     [29 

ETcrton,  William  Francis,  resigned  from  17  Lancers;  Captain  late  i  ? '27 

"Voltniteer  Battalion  Lancatter  Regiment  6  Mar.  95  > 

Grant,  John  M.  p.  Captain  i  Lanarkshire  Volunteer  Art'Uery  12  Jan.  98  ■) 

{mil  Lieut.  vfReierre  14  Mar.  00)  } 

Wylhe,  Colin  Campbell,  Lieut.  Hon.  Artillery  Company  of  London  

Lowe,  Arthur  Cecil,  Lieut.  Hon.  Artillery  Company  ofLondon 

Curtis,  Spencer  C.  p.s.  Lieut.  24  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles 

North,  Hon.  Roger  Archibald  Percy,  retired  pay  Wiltshire  Regiment    ...]27 

Neave,  Chas.  Alexander,  2«rf.  Zie«(. Royal  Artillery,  on  retired  pay  ,15 

St.  Maur,  Richard  Harold,  resigned  trom  14  Hussars I23 


Dec.  9323  Sent.  96 
Mar.  94  ig  Jan.  98 

May  95   9  May  92  j 

Mar.  8g       I 


24  June  93 

Dec.  95,  8  .4pr.  Q9 
Dec.  95    2  Aug.  99 
Oct  92 
June  88 
Feb.  89 
Oct.  89 


6  Feb.  951 


10  Mar.  97 

18  Aug.  00 
27  Jan.  CO 

10  Feb.  00 

24  Feb.  00 

t  May  97 
27  Mar.  97 

17  Jan.  00 


27  Jan,  oo 

7  Mar,  00 

13  Oct.  97 
7  Feb.  00 

23  Dec,  99 

24  Mar.  97 

14  Feb.  oo- 
17  Jan.  00 
TO  May  99 

7  Mar.  00 
S  Nov.  99 
10  Feb.  00 


17  Jan, 

00 

3  Mar. 

00 

24  Mar. 

oc 

12  Oct. 

92 

20  Dec. 

99 

28  Mar. 

00 

I  Oct. 

81 

27  Jan. 

00 

23  Apr. 

87 

28  Nov. 

00 

28  July 

00 

14  Aug. 

80 

27  Jan. 

00 

II  Apr. 

00 

2  May 

00 

18  Jan. 

99 

10  Mar. 

00 

26  Feb. 

90 

3  Sept 

gi 

23  Feb. 

91* 

14  Oct. 

96 

I  Dec. 

97 

9  Mar. 

98 

22  Dec. 

97 

21  Sept.  98 

24  Feb. 

00 

23  Feb. 

98 

6  Dec. 

99 

6  Dec. 

99 

3  Feb. 

00 

6  Dec. 

99 

5  Apr. 

99 

17  Mar 

00 

8  June  98 

•  7  Aug 

qi 

3  Feb. 

00 

38  Oct. 

qp 

14  Nov 

00 

24  Feb 

00 

17  Mar 

00 

21  July 

00 

23  Apr.  96 

23  Apr,  96 

20  Jan. 

97 

8  Aug 

■94 

14  Mar 

00 

16  Feb 

q8 

i6F«b 

98 

28  Nov 

94 

1  3  Feb 

00 

I21  Feb 

00 

Reserve  of  Officers. 


573 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Farmer,  William  Alfred,  resigned  from  4  Hussars 

Drummond,  Eustace  Harvey,  resitrued  from  Roval  Artillery  ;  'RemounrBeparimeni 

Knox,  Howard  Vincent,  resisiied  I'roir  Norfolk  Heciment  (l.b.) 

Kennard,  Ernest  Coleridge  Hepau,  resigned  from  Grenadier  Guards  (i.y.) 

Poynter,  Arthur  Vernon,  resiijned  from  Scots  Guards  [Adjidant  i.v.) 

FitzGerald,  Gerald,  resigned  from  5  Lancers  

Bigham.  Charles  Clive,  repigned  from  Grenadier  Guards ., 

Maude,  Fras.  Stirling  de  Montalt,  resigned  from  Yorkshire  Regiment  '{r.r.)     ..  ." 
Stavordale,  Giles  Stephen  Holland,  Lord,  resigned  from  Coldstream  Gds.  (Lf.  r.r.) 
Dodd,  George  Laurence  Ashley,  resigned  from  Grenadier  Guards  (Qr.  Mr.  i.if.) 
Pirouet,  Herbert  Geffrard,  resigned  from  East  Lancashire  Regiment  (l.b.) 
Wilson,  Ralph  Erskine,  y .  (0  i  Vol.  Battn.  Argyll  &  Sutherland  Highlanders 


Riding  Masters. 

Marshall,  John,=*  retired  pay  .:i  Dragoon  Guards  {r.r.) 

Kelly,  Philip,  retired  pay  10  Hussars  (r.r.)    !!!...'!.'.'."......". ."...V 

Nicholson,  Eugene  Henry,  retired  pay  9  Lancers  (r.r.) '....!".!'!"".".'."!*!!!!!!!!!' 

Shearme,  Frank,  retired  pay  12  Lancers ]..',' 

Cooper,  Alfred  Charles,"  retired  pay  Army  Service  Corps'Jx^.a)  ...*!""!!!!    "!!!!!!' 

Wood,  .Toseph,  retired  pay  13  Hussars '_"  ' 

Banting,  AViiliam  Robert,  retired  pay,  i  Dragoons  (r.r.)  !."!.!!!""!!!!!."!!!!! 

Hughes,  Frederick  George, ^i^  retired 'pay  n  Dragoons  ;  tcitk  8  irKssari*."!!!!!!.!!!!] 

Cunningham,  Lawrence,  retired  pay  7  Dragoon  Guards '....'.*. 

M'Lennan,  John,  retired  pay  Royal  Artillery    .'......'...'.' 

Webb,  Alfred,  retired  pay  2  Dragoons   !!..!..!....!!!!!"! 

Pilley,  William,^'  retired  pay  17  Lancers "...'...V.V.V....  .V.'.'*".  .............'! 

Nicholas,    John,    MVO.  retired    pay    Royal     Artillery,   ^upcrniVenrfcnf  '  jjoyui  i 

Mewfy  Buckingham  Palace       \ 

Hibbard,  Henry, ^s  retired  pay  1  Life  Guards !.'."!..!!!!.!!!!!!!.!!."!!  .. 


25  July  90 
29  Oct.  90 
ro  Oct.    91 

18  June  92 
5  Oct.  92 

19  Oct.  92 
17  May  93 

5  Aug.  96 
5  Sept.96] 
4  May  98' 
7  June  96 


APPOINT* 

ED   TO 
HBBBttTH. 

26  Sept.  00 

27  Jan.  00 

lo  Jan.  00 
18  Aug.  00 
24  Mar.  97 
7  Feb.  00 

29  Nov,  99 
3  Feb.  00 
20  Dec.  99 


UIDINQ 
MA.STRR. 


HON. 
CiPTAIF. 


27  Feb.  75' 

14  June  76 
'A  May  79 1 

8  June  81' 
19  Nov.  81 
16  Aug.  2 
25  July  83 

5  Aug.  83! 
7  May  84 

18  Mar.  85 1 
^  June  85 i 

9  May  86: 

15  Aug.  88 

6  Mar.  92 


QUARTER 

MASTBB. 


27  Feb.  85 
XI  June  86 

24  May  89 
8  June  gi 

ig  Nov.  gi 
16  Aug.  92 

25  July  93 
7  Nov.  00 
7  May  94 

18  Mar.  95 

1 9  May  96 
15  Aug,  I 


Quarter  Masters,  

Rowan,  Melville  John,  Royal  Artillery ;  ivith  Boyal  Artillery   14  Feb.  77114  Feb.  87 

Baillie,  Thomas,^^  retired  pay  Army  Service  Corps  [A.S.C.)  27  Mar.  78  27  Mar.  "" 

Stead.  Joseph.^'' retired  pay  Army  Service  Corps  (A.S.C.) |  i  June78|  1  June 

Campbell,  Parr.^i  retired  pay,  Setifnrth  Highlanders  (r.r.)  "129  June  7829 -Tune  88 

Clifford,  James,^^  retired  pay  West  Kent  Regiment  '[13  July  78I13  July  88 

Hanworth,  Edward,  refred  pay  Warwickshire  Regiment In  Oct.  78  n  Oct.   "" 

Grier,  George  Richard, ^s  retired  pay  Army  Service  Corps  (A.S.C.) j"  Dec.  78|ii  Dec. 

Robinson,  Richard^^Henry.^s  retired  pay  Army  Service  Corps  (A.S.C.)  |ii  Dec.  78;  ti  Dec. 


27  Aug.  79 

13  Sept.  79 

I  Nov.  79 

29  Sept.  80 


11  Dec.  88 

12  Feb.  89 
15  Mar.  89 
30  Apr. 

6  Nov.  86 


27  Aug.  8g 

13  Sept.Sg 

I  Nov.  89 

29  Sept.  go 


M'Veigh,  AVilliam  Edward, ■^'^  retired  pay  Army  Service  Corps  (A.S.C.) !....]"  Dec.  78 

Dean,  John,^-  retired  pay  Army  Service  Corps    J12  Feb.  79 

Crane,  Evi  John,"  retired  pay"  King's  Royal  Rifles  (r.r.) "*|i5  Mar.  79 

Tigar.  John,  retired  pay  South  Wales  Borderersj  with  Wehh  Begiment    I30  Apr.  79 

Watkins,  John,38  retired  pay  Irish  Fusiliers 30  Apr.  79 

Miller,  Samuel  George.^^  retiredpay  Middle-ex  Regiment ;  2  Volunteer  Battalion,"' 

North  Lancashire  Regiment 

Keeshan,  John,  retired  pay  Welsh  Regiment  .'.'.'...' 

Sturt,  Frank,  retired  pav  Somersetshire  Light  Infantry 

Wallace,  Robert, ^^  retired  pay  Northamptonshire  Regiment 

Christie,  Henry,*'  retired  pay  AVest  India  Regiment  (r.r.)  

Brittlebank,  Joseph, *2  retired  pay  6  Dragoon  Guards  (r.r.) 

Hollyer,  Walter,"  retired  pay  Berkshire  Regiment    

Willmott,  Arthur,  retired  pay  Shropshire  Light  Infantrv 

Garrard,  Alfred  Joseph, **  ret.  pay  Leicester  Regt.;  Qr.Mr.T.  Vol.Bn.  Warwick  Beat 

Conway,  John,  ret.  oay  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Ltigh  Infantry   ' 

Murray.  Thomas  Michael, ^^  retiredpay  Yorkshire  Light  Inf. ;  with  5  Regimental) 

District [ 

Norris,  William,*^  retired  pay  Suffolk  Regiment    

Carter,  William,  retired  pay  13  Hussars  ;  with  Army  Service  Corps  

Fairley,  Joseph  Webb.^i  retired  pay  The  Buffs  

Miller,  Samuel  John,^^  retired  pay  .Vliddlesex  Regiment  

Hedinghaoi,  George."  retired  pay  East  Yorkshire  Reaiment    19  Api-.  82[i9  Apr.  92 

M'Cabe,  Joseph,  retired  pay  West  SuiTey  Regiment  (l.b.) ..'c  Apr.  82  26  Apr.  92 


[  Dec.  80    I  Dec.  90 
13  Apr.  3i|i3  Apr.  91 

18  June  91 
14  Sept.  91 

19  Nov.  91 
30  Nov.  91 

30  Nov.  19 

30  Nov.  g  I 
7  Jan.  92 

I  Apr.  92 


18  June  81 
14  Sept. 
ig  Nov.  3i 
30  Not.  8 1 

30  Nov.  8r 

30  Nov.  81 

7  Jan.  82 

8  Feb.  82 
Apr, 


Lewsey,  Walter,  retired  pay  Dublin  Fusiliers  ;    2  Vol.  Bn.  S.  Wales  Borderers  (l.b.) 

M'Kiernan,  Henry, ^7  retired  pay  Sussex  Regiment  

Connolly,  John,58  retired  pay  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  

M'Kee.  Cornelius,  retired  pay  Irish  Regiment 

Hogg,  James  H.  G.  G.,'^"  retired  pay  Derbyshire  Regiment  {/.6.) «... 

Wilkin,  Alexander,  retired  pay  Lemster  Regiment  (r.r.) 

Hart,  Hen?3'  C.,*^  retired  pay  Duke  of  Comwall's  Light  Infantry 

Roche,  Richard  John,^^  retired  pay  Norfolk  Regiment ;  with  West  Kent  Begiment... 

Smith,  Chnrlos  Joseph,  retired  pay  Berkshire  Regiment 

Halpin,  William, *53  retired  pav  Norfolk  Regiment  

Medd,  Henry,  retired  pay  Bedfordshire  Regiment 

Howard.  Charles,  retired  pay  North  Staffordshire  Regiment;  tcith  Sussex  Begi.  ... 

Franklin,  Henry,  retired  pay  Royal  Fusiliers  (Lb.)   

FitzPatrick,  William,*^"*  retired  pay  West  Riding  Kegt. ;   Base  Depot,  South  Africa 

Hislop,  Archibald,  retired  pay  liddVordahire  Regiment  (l.b.) 

Johnson,  George,  retired  pay  Gloucestershire  Regiment  (l.b.)  ; 

Hogan,  William  E., "retired  pay  South  Wales  Borderers  (r.r.) , 

Overton.  Edward  Fenwick,*^^  retired  pay  King's  Royal  Ritles  (r.r.)    '  3  May  84 

Davis,  John,  retired  pay  South  Staffordshire  Regiment  

Murdoch,  Charles  H.,^'  retired  pay  Army  Service  Corps  (A.S.C.) 

Forbes,  Sinclair,  ret.  pay  Argyll  &  Sutherland  Highlndrs.;  with  Army  Service  Corps 

Speak,  AVilliara,°3  retired  pay  Sussex  Regiment ;  with  Army  Service  Corpi 

Herbert,  George,  retired  pay  Royal  Fusiliers  

Batchelor,  William,  retired  pay  Lancaster  Regiment     

Loader,  Alfred  Edtjar,'"  retired  i)ay  Army  Service  Corps 

Johnston.  Alexander,  retired  pay  Army  Service  Corps  (A.S.C.)  

Garnett,  Henry  Thomas,  retired' pay  Leinsler  Regiment  (l.h.) 


I  May  92 
6  May  92 
6  May  92 
5  May  92 


May  82 

6  May  82 

6  May  82 

15  May  82 

30  May  82 

o  June  82  10  June  92 

o  June  82'  10  June  92 

5  July  821  5  Ju.ly  92 

23  Aug  82J23Aug,  92 

20  Sept. 82  20  Sept. 92 

14  Feb.  83,14  Feb.  93 

27  June  83J27  June  91 

14  July  83114  July  95 

18  July  83I1S  July  93 


7  Nov.  83 
12  Dec.  83 
29  Dec,  83 


7  Nov.  93 
12  Dec.  93 

.  ,  3  ilay  94 
21  May  84,21  May  94 
21  May  84,21  May  94 
27  Aug.  84,27  Aug.  94 

24  sept-84|24  Sept. 94 
I  Jan.  S5!  I  Jan.  95 

II  peb.  85  n  Feb.  9; 

25  APr-  S5I  7  May  90 
2:;  pr.  85(25  Apr.  95 
25  ^-pr.  85^25  Apr.  95 


574 


Reserve  of  Offieern 


OUABTEB  MaSTBBS. 


QDABTBB 
HASTBB. 


iudrcws.  Francis  William,  retired  paV  Royal  Engineers     ....     i 

f'o!litt,Thoma.s  Holland,  retired  pa.v  Liverpool  Regiment  (<-.r.)  1,,  JuneSs 


6  May  85 
85 


Havco'ck,  William,"'  retired  pay  Army  Service  Corps |_^  j^^,     g 

^>       ■  .  .11  ..-..■ 1    „ r>....F..l     AwrillnfTr  - ....•< • ■  _        ■'      .-" 


Paulson,  John,  retired  pay  Royal  Artillery 

York,  Robert,  retired  pay  Connauglit  Ra.ngers  U.(/.)......^..........._. iV.":";":"«;"t  "n'-'i 

EmeAon,  John  Lindas  :A-etired  pay  Military  Mounted  Police  {llci.  Major,  19  Sept.  9^)  ... 

Hastings,  Patrick,  retired  pay  InniskiUmg  Fusiliers 

Jarrett,  Thomas,"'  retired  pay  Royal  Fusiliers     .......•■. ■  •  • 'iyri:  'y,i'ii'r.'^"^i\"iyy,'<" 

Cameron,  John  Sullivan,  retired  pay  Lancashire  Fusilierh  (ifo».  Uujar.  16  Nov.  98)  (Lb.)  , 

Harrison    Robert,  retired  p.iy  Leicestershire  Hegiment  i.l.li.)   

Cromie,  William  Hpiiry,  retired  pav  Royal  Kugmeers 


2  Sept.  8 
19  Sept. 65 
14  Oct.   85 
25  Dec.  85 

2  Jan.  86 
13  Fell.  86 
21  Feb   86 

■-.,-.■,-  ..1  Apr.  86 

Tucker,  George,  letind  pay  B  lyal  L-  jjineers  : j^„^  85 

M'Clenahan,  Samuel,  retired  pay  Irnh  Ritles    ....^...... ._ ._ |^„  ^f„.^, 


HOW. 
CAPTAIX. 

6  May  93 
13  May  95 
1 5  June  95 

1  July  95 

2  Sept. 95 
19  Sept.  95 


croiliris,'"Edward  Michael,  retired"  pay  Lancashire  Fusiliers  (r.r.) 
Cansdale.  Arthur,  retired  p*y  South  Lancashire  Regiment,. 


19  May  86 
i3  Aug.  86 
2S  Aug.  86 


Kerr,  William,  retired  pay  Royai  F.isilier-,,  _,_,....,  ,  Sept. 

Qualtrough,  William  John.''  retired  pay  Durham  Light  Infantrj     ,   ,  ^^i^    g. 

Lauder,  Robert  Renwick,;»  retired  pay  Seafortli  Uigblanders ^  ^^^^^  ^^ 

Simpson,  William,  retired  pay  Royal  Fusiher*  ,      ^       35 

13  Apr,  87 

14  May  87 
18  June  87 

6  July  87 
17  Sept. 87 
5  Nov.  S7 
51  Dec.  87 
Dec 


'••) 


Clarke.  David,  retired  pay  Liverpool  Regiment    ^. „"-,,„„„,,,    .  f.-„ 

Wishart,  George  Baillie,"  ..-t.red  pay  S  ofn-h  Rifles  :  Bam  Depot,  South  Afnca 

Webh,  William,  vetir  d  pay  Black  Watch  {A.S.C.) ■ 

Healy,  Henry  Francis,  retired  pay  North  Stalfordshire  Regiment  (r  r.)  

Scott,  William,  retired  pay  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders  (..h.)    

EyvoU,  John,  retired  pay  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment 

Hevmer,  Edward,  retired  pay  16  Lancers   .^..... ■■.■... 

Fuller,  John,  retireilpay  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment  ((.6.)  ^  ^^^ 

Parkas,  James  Arthur,  retired  pay  Durham  Light  Infantry   ^.^^  j^^    gg 

Simkins,  John  Thomas,  retirea  pay  Bedtordshire  Regiment     .■■•■•„■-. I  ,  Apr.  88 

O'Toole,  James,  letired  pay  (extra  Regimental   ;  <e,th  •''""I,*":"'''',?"''",  ■■"T;;;,/;;" 26  Sent  88 

Usmar,  George  A lleyne,  retired  pay  Royal  ArtiUeQ';  i  M.dlolkmn  T  oh>«feer  Arl.lhry |2o  bept.»» 

Reid,  Samuel,  retired  pay  Army  Service  Corps 

Crane,  Eli,  retired  pay  West  India  Regimen'. ■,•;•,;■>;■: 

Higgin»   Peti-r,*"  retired  pay  A'my  S  rvice  Corjis  (A.f>.t.)  ...  

Ho've  John  Swann."  retired  pay  King's  Own  Scottish  Morderers. 

Richards,  William, »=  retired  pav  Border  Regiment 

Sidmouth,  George,"  retired  pay  Ar  uy  Service  Corps  (. 

Hoey,  Lawrence,  retired  pay  Rifle  Briirade   ...  .._....... 

Hall  John  aenry.s'retirodpay  Grenadier  Guards  (r.r.)  

Roberts,  George  William,  retired  pay  Royal  Engineers 

Hobbs,  Abraham,  retired  pav  Manchester  Regiment 

Cnfg,  Uerirj-,  retired  pay  Warwick.xhire  Regiment  ..  

Devlin,  Joseph,"  ret  red  pay  Northamptonshire  Rejimeut 

Murray,  .Tohu,  retired  pay  R  lyal  Artillery    

Eorke,".lohn,  retired  pay  Welsh  Regiment  .....^......^. ■■•••.•"•"■•,• 

Bogg,  George  Richard,  retired  pav  South  Staffordshire  Regiment    

Hulnphreys,  Thomas,  retired  pay  6  Dragoons  (i.y.)    ■  

Cloke,  Rioert  Patrick,'"  retired  pay  B3rk*hire  Regiment    

Evaus,  Watkyn  Aiiwyl,  retired  pay  Nurthumberland  i  usiliers  

Note.— Fer  the  Medical  Reserve  of  Officers,  see  p.  717 


2  Jan.  96 
n  Feb.  96 
!i  Feb.  96 

I  Apr.  96 
7  Apr.  96 

19  May  96 
t8  Aug.  96 
28  Ang.  96 
I  Sept.96 
6  Oct.   96 

II  Dec.  96 

3  Apr.  97 
14  May  97 
:8  June  97 

6  July  97 


3t  Dec. 
31  Dec. 


g  Jan.  89 

16  Jan.  89 

20  Feb.  89 

24  July  79 

31  July  Sq 

II  Dec.  89 

8  Jan.  90 

I  Feb.  90 

iQ  Nov.  90 

7  May  91 

15  July  91 

15  Oct.   9: 

24  Jan.  94 

23  May  94 

15  Aug.  94 

16  Jan.  95 
6  Nov.  95 


I  Apr.  98 
26  Sept.  98 

9  Jan.  99 

20  Feb.  99 
24  July  99 


■Reserve  of  Ofcers.—  War  Services  of  General  and  Field  Officers. 

'  For  the  War  Services  of  General  Officers  being  Colonels  of  Regiments,  4c.,  see  the  Corps  to  which  they  re- 
""'FoT'i^e  Waf•se^^■ices  of  the  General   Officers  of  the  Reserve,  see  their  respective  names  imder  "General 

tioned  m  despatches.  Clasp).  command  of  the  Mounted  Infanti7  of  liis  Regi- 

s^?SitS'=Sl?5SHlslssiKS  srsrtssr  s 

^Is^rnW^TV  fjushineton  served  with  the  Sth  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal).  „  „     „    j, 

^'^^IS^^^-r^irt^lt^S^^e  ^J^Z^^^^^^^^e  in  command  of  Mounted 

^^S^?^lon^r7  Ro^ine^v^fS^r ?^i^  "^^^^^  ^^^5  w^  ^|«ar1^  Camel  Regiment,  and  was 
presentTthe  aciions  atAbu  Klea  and  El  Gnbat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive  s  fet  .r). 


Reserve  of  Officers. —  War  Services  of  the  Field  Officers,  574a 

^'  Coloae  the  Hon.  H.  Legge  served  with  the  jih  Lancers  in  the  At>han  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in 
the  engasenieiit  at  hhekalmd  ;  acoompanieJ  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Caudahar,  and  was  present 
at  the  Imttlo  ot  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

"  Colonel  P.  .T.  Tidmarsh  served  with  the  3:!rd  Regiment  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  i857  -63  and 
was  present  at  the  storming  and  capture  ol' ilagdala  (Medal). 

=*  Colonel  C.  J.  Matthews  served  with  the  57th  Regiment  in  New  Zealand  in  1865-67,  and  was  present  at  the 
affair  ot  Keteman  (Me.ial).  Served  as  Acting  Maior  of  the  57th  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  campaign  of  1870,  and  was 
urescnt  at  the  action  of  Gingindhlovu  and  relief  of  Ekowe,  aiii  throughout  the  operations  of  "  Clarke's  Column  •' 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

'-'  Colonel  Hon.  C.  C.  B.  Byng  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1B84-S5  in  command  of  the  ist  Life  Guards  de- 
tachment of  the  Heavy  Camel  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Abu  Klea,  El  Gubat,  and  Metam- 
meh,  and  at  the  attack  on  the  Convoy  on  the  14th  February  1S81  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel, 
Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

2«  Colonel  T.  Davison  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Heavy  Camel  Regiment,  and  was 
present  at  the  action  ot  Abu  Klea  and  in  the  reconnaissance  to  Metammeh  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet 
of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

=»  Colonel  R.  C.  D'B.  Spottisvvoode  served  with  the  loth  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879  (Medal).  Served  in 
the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
.s  tar) . 

='  Colonel  E.  W.  Studdy  was  employed  in  the  Transport  Department  with  the  Northern  Afghanistan  Field 
1-  orce  in  187S-79  (Medal).  Served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  (Medal 
Mild  Khedive's  Star). 

"'  Colonel  the  Hon.  E.C.Digljy  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  ;n  18S5  (Meilal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

J-  Colonel  E.  Essey.  served  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79  in  the  Trans|JOrt  service,  and  was  present  at  the 
engagements  at  Isanhlwana  and  Ulundi  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp) 
Served  throughout  the  Boer  war  of  1881  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General,  and  was 
present  in  the  attack  on  Lang's  Nek— horse  killed  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  engagement  at  Ingo^o 
Kiver  (mentioned  in  despatches).  ° 

'^  Sir  R.  B.  R.  Mnrtin  served  with  the  Inniskilling  Dragoons  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi  {CMG.).  Served  in 
the  operations  of  Zululand  in  188S.     Commanded  the  troops  during  the  operations  in  South  Alrica  in  1897  (Medal). 

•"  Colonel  F.  C.  Manley  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Coldstream  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Telel-Mahuta  and  at  thebutUe  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal' with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star).  Served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Coldstream  Guards,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen,  at  that  near  'I'ofrek  on  the  24th  March,  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai 
(Clasp). 

''■•  Colonel  E.  Wardroper  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  iS88  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'=  Lord  Coke  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Scots  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  en- 
gagement at  Tel-elMahuta  and  at  the  hattleof  Tel-ol-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the 
expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  2iid  Battalion  ofthe  Scots  Guards,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
Hasheen  and  Temai  (Clasp). 

'i'  Colonel  H.  P.  D.  WiUan  served  with  the  King's  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S70  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^*  Colonel  C.  T.  Pe.yton  served  with  the  loth  Re;.,iinent  in  the  expedition  into  the  Native  State  of  riunghie  Uiong, 
Malay  Peninsula,  in  1874,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  Kapayan  Stockades.  Also  served 
during  the  Perak  Exjiedltion  of  1S75-76  during  the  operations  in  the  Native  States  of'Suiigliie  Ujong,  Sri  Mauanti, 
and  Terracliee,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Paroa  (mentioned  in  des^iatches  for  gHlhiiit  conduct,  and  promoted 
in  recognition  of  his  services  from  Lieutenant  loth  Regt.  to  Captain  io6th  Rcgt.,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'^  Colonel  A.  C.  M'Kean  served  with  the  Inniskilling  Dragoons  in  the  Boer  war  of  i83i.  Served  in  the 
operatiL-ns  in  Zululand  in  1888  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel). 

*°  Cohmel  R.  Chalnier  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Afghan  war  from  February  1879  to 
November  1880  during  the  occui)ation  of  Candahar,  and  as  Brigade  Major  to  Brigadier  General  Barter's  Brigade, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  anil  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (mentionedin  desnatches),  and  in 
the  subsequent  operatioLs  in  the  Logar  Valley;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  ttic  march  to  Candahar 
as  Brigade  Major  to  Brigadier  General  MacGregor's  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Also  served  as  Brigade 
Major  to  Brigadier  General  ilacGregor  in  the  Marri  Expedition  (mentioned  in  dospatcbes).  Served  in  the  LJoer 
war  of  18S1  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles  in  the  Natal  Field  Force.  Served  with  the  Mauipore 
Expedition  in  1891  in  command  of  the  4th  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with 
Clasp). 

***t  Colonel  J.  A.  F.  H.  S.  Mackenzie  served  with  the  qth  Lancers  in  the  .\fghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  took  part  with 
the  Bazar  Valley  Expedition,  the  expedition  to  Maidan,  the  affair  at  KiUa  Kazi  (when  he  brought  the  regiment 
out  of  action,  and  was  severely  wounded),  ana  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  Decemiier  1879  (mentioned  in 
despatches);  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  iiresent  at  ihe  battle  of 
Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration) 

■"  Colonel  A.  M.  Bowles  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2 
(Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"  Colonel  F.  H.  A.  Disney-Roebuck  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Duke 
of  Cornwall's  Light  Iiit'antry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Advance  Column  under  Major  General  Earle 
(Medal  witli  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"  Colonel  R.  H.  Oxley  served  with  the  92nd  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  in  :S79-8o,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Charasiah  on  6th  October  1879  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  m  the  subsequent  occupation  of 
Cabul  (Medal  with  Clasp) . 

*♦  Colonel  S.  L.  Jacob  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879  as  Field  Engineer  at  Ali  Musjid  (Medal). 

«  Colonel  L.  R.  S.  Sackville  embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade,  and  served 
throughout  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashauti  war  in  1874,  including  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  battle  of  OrdaUsu 
and  capture  of  Coomassie  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

«  Colonel  W.  F.  Way  served  throughout  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1888  with  the  2nd  Battalion  ^o^thumbe^la^d 
Fusiliers  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasji). 

"  Colonel  O.  Williams  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  i2tb  Foot  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0  (Medal).  Served  in  the 
Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  with  the  1st  Battalion  Suffolk  Regiment  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*»  Colonel  H.  A.  Cherry  served  throughout  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1S88  with  the  2Ud  Battalion  Northumberland 
Fusiliers  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Colonel  W.  G.  W.  M'Clintock  servea  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  iS58,  including  the  expedition  against  the 
tribes  on  the  Black  Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  during  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-S5  with  the  ist 
BattaUon  Yorkshire  Regiment  on  the  Line  of  Communications  uo  the  Nile.  Served  with  the  Soudan  Jf'rontier 
Field  Force  in  .S85-80  during  the  operations  on  the  Upper  Nile,  and  was  presem  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss 
(Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ..   ■      *i 

M  Colonel  M.  C.  Wood  served  with  the  loth  Hussars  m  the  Afghan  war  m  1878-79,  and  was  present  m  the 
engagement  at  Futtehabad  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  „    .,    ^o        j 

"  Colonel  C.  Conor  served  with  the  3jrd  Hegimeul  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  1367-68,  and  was 
present  at  the  storming  and  capture  01  .Magdala  (Medal). 

"  ColonelJ.  B.  Symes-BuUeu  served  with  the  i^th  Hussars  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881.  ,,.  .  ,      , 

M  Colonel  C.  J.  B.Stewart  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i3S8  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlandeis 
(Medal  with  Clasp),  and  in  the  expedition  in  1891  with  the  same  Battalion  (Clasp).  ,    ,  ., 

»»  Colonel  W.  H.  B.  Little  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  m  command  ol  Uie 
ist  Battalion  East  Lancashire  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,„   ,  ,       „  ,   .     »u 

K  Colonel  A.  P.  Wodehouse  served  wdh  the  Red  River  Expedition  in  1870  (Medal).    Served  in  the  campnign  on 


574''  Reserve  of  Officers. — War  Services  of  the  Field  Officers. 

the  North  West  FroBtier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S97-98  with  "'^^"'l  ^a"f"0"  .'^°y''' /""J^^^^^ 
Fusiliers  with  the  Tirah  Kxpeditionair  Force,  including  the  operations  m  the  Bara  Valley  and  the  occupation  of 

''"an\uT*^oyrs:;ve<r;rthl'll-lu  wa,-  in  .S„(Medal  with  Clasp,.    Also  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  .B8. 
with  the  Natal  Field  Force.    Served  with  the  Nile  E.^^edition    in  1884-85  as  Semor  Commissariat  Officer  ^ 
the  Biver  Column.and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kirbeknn  (mentioned  m  despatches  promoted  Assistant  Com- 
missary  General  with  honorary  rank  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps   and  Khedive  s  Star)  ,„p.„,tatthe 

M  Cnlonel  J.  T.  Seppincs  served  with  the  s  .-st  Li^ht  Infantry  in  the  Alghan  war  of  1S78-80  and  was  present  at  the 
attack  and  capture  of  Ah  MuBJid  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of 
^Sunder  s"!?;  WilUam  Lockhart  in  .S97-98  with  the  4th  Brigade  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  in  comnmnd  of  t^^ 
jnd  Battalion  King's  Own  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Shm  Kainai  in  com- 
mand of  the  Bara  Vallev  Column  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  „  .      ;,    ™  t  rv«i„„,.  „„■.>,  H>o  Kh^hp,.  Field 

5'  Colonel  F.  G.  A.  Wiehe  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  as  Brigade  Transport  Officer  with  the  Khybei  field 

"^  "'col^ner'A   S   H.  Gem  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  istBattali9n  of  the  Royal  Sussex  ReKJ- 
meiit,  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  column  under  Sir  Herbert  Stewart,  luclndmg  the  action  at  Abu 
Klea.  and  commanded  a  detached  post  at  that  station  ( Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive  ?  btar) . 
61  Colonel  A.  J.  O.  Pollock  seived  in  the  Ashanti  war  Irom  the  30th  Novemner  1873  '^f  ?;i'"™>";Si-  „„,i  _„, 
«  Colonel  C.  G.  Collingwood  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898    and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches   CB.,  Britisn  Medal  and  Khedive  s  Medal  "^tl^Chlsp). 
'  "'  Colonel  H.  Dove  served  with  the  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners  in  the  J""'^,'''  ':f'™P''!f\l"  'V,l?M,  PlxlnT 
Clasp).    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-80.  and  was  present  at  the  capture  ot  Ah  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
M  Colonel  W.J.  Fowler  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1877-78  (Medal  with  Clasp).  „„,,  „o<.  r  rosenf 

"  Colonel  M.Graham  served  in  the  Uoer  war  of  .881.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  .882,  and  was  pre^^^^ 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in 
'^%-^'ol'o'Sli'ri'Cl!?c'riiandSre'squadron  of  ,oth  Hussars  in  the  operations  near  Su^kin  in  I^cember  ^ 
including  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel  Medal  with  C  asp,  and 
Khedive's  Star) ;  also  commanded  the  Squadron  ot  20th  Hussars  m  the  operations  m  the  boudan  fiontiei  in  1889, 
including  the  engagement  at  Toski  (mentioned  in  despatches,  3rd  Class  of  'he  Medjidie,  and  Clasp). 

••  Colonel  G.  G.  Grimwood  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  189.  (Medal  with  Oasp),  and  with  toelziai 
Expedition  in  180-  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  second  in  command  ist 
BXallo'rJvhig's'Roval  Rifles,  including  the  capture  of  the  Malakand  Pass  and  the  engagement  at  Khai-  (mentioned 

'"4'rottT'E'"Elrb^;''^J^^^^^^^^^^^^  the  expedition  against  the  Naga  Hill  Tribes  in  1879-80.  and  was  present  at  the 
assault  of  Konoma  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  _™„-t  „r  tho 

«  Colonel  the  Hon.  R.  S.  G.  S.  Cotton  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  P™^<=°«=^' *«!!["''  ?[X, 
transport  Clvde  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal 
with  Clasp).     Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  in  18S4-85  m  command  at  Vryburg. 

M  Sir  Arthur  T  WiUshire  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Scots  Guards  m  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tcl-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  „„„„.  i,,  the- 

ra  Lt  Colonel  H.  W.  M.  Bonham  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  m  1884-85  on  the  Staff,  and  was  present  m  the 
■iCtions  at  Abu  Klea  and  El  Gubat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive^s  Star).  ii-„^nH>i.i  war 

'0  Lt  Colonel  J  G.  H.  G.  Montgomerv  served  witli  the  2nd  Battalion  Coldstream  Quarts  m  the  EgyPt  an  war 
of  ,882,  and  was  present  in  the"  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta.  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  ^Medal  with 

^'"'L "colonef  L^D.^Mlfckinnon  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Coldstream  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and 
was  pi^ent  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  '"  '^^^^"Pf.a'';""  *°b*^ 
Soudan  in  ,885  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Coldstream  Guards,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen 
and  that  near  Tofrek  on  the  24th  March  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (CJnsp).  n„„r,„oh  ,^f 

»  Lt  Colonel  W.  G.  Patchett  served  m  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74,  including  the  engagements  near  Dunciuah  ot 
the  27th  October  and  3rd  November-severely  contused  and  slightly  wxinded  (Medal). 

■»  Lt  Colonel  E.  C.  Milncr  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1866  (Medal). 

"  Lt. Colonel  J.  M.  Maltby  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1873-74  (Medal).  /-v,r^,i„i  „,-n,  nia^nl 

«  J  t  Colonel  the  Hon.  W  F.  Elliot  served  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  in  the  Zulu  warof  1879  (Mftlal  with  Clasp). 

'6  Lt  Colonel  W  G  Norcott  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  1887-89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

:«  Lt.Colonel  W  T.  Anderson  served  as  Superintendent  of  Volunteers  in  the  T^-ansvaal  durmg  the  ope^^^^^^^^^ 
against  Sekukuni  in  1878,  and  with  the  80th  Regiment  on  the  Swazl  border  in  1S79,  and  dunng  the  mvasion  of  Zulu- 
land  and  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  00    ,.,f    1   1        n    nio=„    „,„1  TChrdivp's  Sfarl 

5»  Lt  Colonel  W  C.  Llovd  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedn  e  s  Star) 
also  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  18S5-86,  and  was  present  m  the  engageinent  at  Giniss. 

™£rcoTorei  A.  M.  Maude  sexwed  with  the  90th  Light  -Infantry  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagements  at  Zungin  Nek,  Kambula  (as  Staff  Officer  to  Sir  Evelyn  Wood-mentioned  m  despatches),  and  Ulundi 

'*^8?^Lt.c"ou?l*R.'b.  Bennett  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
Dunfinah  and  Abrakrampai Medal).  .      ,     ,,  ,       t.     ■        10        /;  (T\fo,i„i  „„-tl,  Closti^ 

»7  Lt  Colonel  W.  T.  M'Lood  served  in  the  operations  m  the  Malay  Peninsula  m  1875-76  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

88  Lt.Colonel  E.  FitzStubbs  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1S73-74  under  SirGarnet  Wolscley  (Medal).  Served  in 
theEgyptianwarof  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  t,-  ^  •  .  .  i-  .     ^  „r  ,v,oT™r,=vei   mid 

«•>  LuColonel  A.  A.  Morshead  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1S77-78  as  District  Adjutant  of  the  Transkei  and 
Cisvaal  Districts,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  against  the  Galekas  and  in  the  engagements  at  NewmaKa 
and  Quintana  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  also  served  111  the  Zulu  w-ar  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  „,..„„.  in 

■1  Lt,  Colonel  W.  P.  Lawlor  served  with  the  59th  Regiment  111  the  Atghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in 
the  engiiirements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (Medal  with  t'lnsn).  ,,f„,,„i,      sprvpfliu 

«  l.t  Colonel  A.  A.  Baker  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  under  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  m. 873-74  (Medal).  Sejvedm 
the  Eg  pt  an  war  o7  1882.  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  Star). 
Also  sorted  with  the  ex  .edition  ',0  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  m  ,884  and  was  present  m  the  engage- 
ments at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (promoted  Assistant  Commissary  General,  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  N lie  Ex- 
pedition m  1SS4-S5  (mentioned  m  despatches,  granted  the  higher  rate  of  pay.  Clasp).  „„op,,,  „t  thp 
^  »^  Lt.Colonel  G.  V.  Hamilton  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  under  Sir  Giirnct  Wolseey,  and  was  present  at  the 
defence  of  Fommanah  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  w.ar  of  1881^  '^f  ™i'"i'HfHnn 'mi  ler^ir  Gerald 
(Medal,  4th  Class  of  tlie  Modjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  m  the  Soudan  Expedition  undei  bii  ueram 
Graham  in  1884  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Assistant  Commissary  General  Clasp). 

5*  Lt.Colonel  P.  H.  Beck  served  with  the  15th  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  111  1S80  (Medal).    Served  m  the  Boer 

'^M'l.t.Col'onel  A.  U.  Langdon  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1883-86,  and  was  presentin  the  en- 
gagement at  Giniss  !Mcdai,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,.,,»<;  r    0       -Q    n.,rl  wUVl 

w  Lt.Colonel  J.  P.  Currau  served  in  the  Intelligence  Department  during  the  Kafir  war  of '.877-78,  and  wito 
the88thBegimentthroughouttheZulu  warof  J879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ^  -o  „  i„     „f  n,p  nn^-nl  Irish 

S8  Lt.Colonel  E.  Tufnoll  served  m  the  Nile  Expedition  m  18S4-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Insa 
Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,..,..     ,,„     ,  „     ,    ,  ■      r.      ■„.,  ^\ 

Ml  Colonel  C   R.  Prideaux-Brune.— For  War  Services,  see  Mrlitia  (West  Yorkshire  Regimort). 

1"!  Lt.Colonel  C.  E.  Partridge  served  in  the  lioer  war  of  i88t  with  the  Natal  Field  Force.  Vm-tshira 

'»  Lt  Colonel  J.  O.  C.  MoUer  served  during  the  Nile  Expedition  m  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yoikshire 
Regiment  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  up  the  Nile.  Served  with  the  Soudan  I  ™ntier  Fie  decree  in  .885-85 
during  the  operations  on  the  Upper  Nile,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive  3  btW 

1"  Lt.Colonel  C.  E.  Dixon  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1682,  and  was  present  at  the  action  ot  Kassasm  on  lue 


Reserve  of  Officers.-War  Services  of  the  Field  Officers.  „.^ 

»th  September  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  n-ith  r-»=„        i  i:-i,  j-     .    „  -""^ 

■  "^^S  u"co°liS«  w"h'  ^'L',*'^  '"  Batta,iont^\^^^''o^,'a7J'r?.^TeP^'.re«?cCpr  ''"'•  ^'^  -""""'  '"  *'=  ^"' 
the  Zafu^^'aTof  ^79  anirsTr"em^l\VePeTr  ^^^n^^^f  .'^''■"'^"^'  in  ?heTransvaal  in  ,8,8  :  also  throughout 
Clasp)  Served  wS  the  Burm'^se  Expe.l  tforfrTfsn  wUh 'fhf  °.^i'r'„»T''"'"«''"''  "^""JJlundi  (Medarwi?b 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  =  oo  witu  the  2nd  Battahon   Somersetshire  Light  Infantry 

^^  Lt. Colonel    J,   R.  Edwards  served  wirli   fiia  v;i^  -c        ,-.. 
General  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedh'e'rstar)  Expedition  m  1S84-85  (promoted  Assistant  Commissary 

""  Lt. Colonel  A.  S.  Hext  served  in  the  Afphas  wnr  in  ,<i-„  0  1 

man  Talley,  with  the  expedition  a-ainst  the  KhSoianii  snrtTn /i,  '^''^  Present  m  the  operations  in  the  Lugh- 

'"  Lt.Colonel  H.  J.  wStson  served  with  thlKi?^V?ir^^        ?"  engagement  at  Ah  Boghan  (.Medal).  * 

at  Conference  Hill  from  rjth  Ju"e  to  Ird  AutSt  ^ond  .e??ed  ^,"^^1^  '"i"""  -^."'^  '^^  "'  -^79  ;  was  Staff  Officer 
Baker  Russell's  Flving  Column  (Medal  with  Clasp)  afterwards  with  the  squadron  of  the  Regiment  in, 

^'^l;^'^^^'TiZin6\S,-.'i'!^^^^^^^^  -  the  Zulu  war  of  .8„,  and  was  present  i.. 

Fnsil[e5f,teXwi"°craspr'"''  "''''  ""  ^"™^^^  Expedition^in  i836-88  with  the  .nd  Battalion  Royal  Munster 

gagemei';t"'a?^'in'Iis!',-MraT  and'K'h:;i'i^/^s's'ta°rf  "^  ^"""^■-  '^'^'^  ^"^  ^  'S«^-8«.  -^  was  present  in  the  en- 

Ba;;a';,'e%™te'r°on\^e°S?rfl  ofLTiir^ene^al^Sri:?  fS^^tm'al" 'fo*!^'^ -^^"^ -'  "^  '«^-  -^  -  Di-'siona 
Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)  "'"^  '""^  Ismailia  to  Cairo  ;  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- 

11"  K''S''!°°''!  -^-  •^'"■t''  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i88i 

was  pVetet  at'the  ^atu'e'^iT'/eVIS'eLMMeda^.^thTL^p^jfd'S'^^  ^-^T"-  -«  "'  '«8.,  and 

Expedition  in  ,884-85  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  (Sas^^^^  SerVed  n  th  ""■' '  \''°  ""^"^  throughout  the  Nile 
Field  Force  in  ,865-86  with  the  Cameron  H  |hllSdeis  and  was  present  at  KnsV,?h"/*'°°'-?'"'''  *^™''''°  '"'•""tier 
reconnaissance  on  the  ,6th  December-sevefely  wounded  i4thClassOsmfr,^hf  ^T'^^  "5  ".^'^^'ment  and  at  the 
"  *'Lt  ColJmetr^.f'^  '"^°'  '"'^f  """'"■  '"  d^g  wh'itlh  he' wL'',voSd^'"  '''""  ""''  ^^^^^^^^^-^  service 

,866  (i'eSSr^'sfrv^^l^Y^  d  =^sr^'a.t^iS''w?^tTe!i^^^ 

irom  Kassasin  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star)  Kegmient  in  the  Egjn.t.an  war  of  ,882  till  invalidecj 

Clasp^'aSSc^v^'ss'tlrT^'' ''"■'''    '"  "^«  ^™'''^"  ^''"P'"S°  -  >«S5  as  Commissariat  Officer  (Medal  with 

^8;:-,^6n:rc?ading^i,e'ac^oTo"\'li/L7hl:itv' (Melf  wilh^  B^^rle"?"?,^'^,".  'V^5  ^^'«^  ^™"-''  '» 

''S  VtcolonH'c^P  ^^k'-     ^'^""'  "-"^  ^'^'^  Egyp\iln  FronTi'er  FlelTkrce  tols^'- ^6  "'^  '""'^  "^  ""^  ^^"^  -"  °'" 
2^  ^  -n"  """^  S--  w^r°T°  "="■""  '"  the  Afghan  war  in  iSSo  (Medal). 

,2.  T  J-p  r""  ,?•  J^A?''''''"'^^^''"*'' '°  the  Afghan  war  of  ,878-80  (Medal). 
Mazee'iMMe'dal,'^-  "'■  ^'''  '""'^  ^"^  "^'^  ''''  ^"^-^  -  '"^^  ^^^^^  --  -  '879-80,  including  the  engagement  at 

!a  T^f-nlnnfl  F  "';'^S",7  ^''"'"i' '°  the  Afghan  war  in  ,8So  with  the  ,4th  Foot  (Medal) 

quent^o'p'e?Ss\the^^!  SotTil^n  fn^'er ^^g^^^^^^^^ 

Officer  to  the  Cabul  Field  Force  (Medal).  '^  ^  Afghan  war  in  ,879-80  as  Transport 

■3"^  I^h^t","!,^-?-  '^^n"^  served  with  the  63rd  Regiment  in  Southern  Afghanistan  in  ,870-80  (Medal) 

'3^  Lt.Colonel  E.  Buckle  served  with  the  Jowaki  Afreedi'p  SvopdiHon  in  -r,,     a  /\r   t  ^     -.-u  /-,, 

the  Soultcamp«i|n'n78?5lc1arpf  '"  "^'^  '^-'^''^'^  "" "^  ''''  f^^'^''''  -<>  ^''^^-'^  ^tar) ;  also  served  in 
i»  Lt  Cotnel  '"'f  ^n^vl*;  ^r"*"  '"i""^  :T'*  "'''  '7'^  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,879  (Medal). 

(Medal  '^^th  Clasp).  Served  with  the  4th  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,8^8-^9  anTwas  wesent 

gagemen't'^rmuLitMedL?w!,r5ai).       "'  '''"  ''""^""  '°  ""  ^"'"  ^^^^  °'  ''"'  '"='^  "^^  P^-"^'  -  '"^  ^' " 
i'«  J't.Colonel  G.  E.  Hadaway  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,879  (Medal) 

the  Kama"fcpedititn  (MeSir"'''  "  """  ■"^'"'"  """"  '"^  "'°'  '""'  ""'  '"'''''''  '°  "^^  "*'"'■  "'  ^^''''"'  '^^'^  "'* 
"'  Lt.Colonel  H.  C  Grove  served  with  the  ,st  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  in  the  E-vptian  war  of   iSSz 
and  was  present  at  the  surrender  of  Kafr  Dowar  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) 

Lt. Colonel  A.  W   Elliott  served  with  the  loth  Regiment  in  the  Perak  Expediiion  in  ,875,  and  was  sevcr=lv 
wounded  at  the  assault  on  the  Malay  Stockade  of  Passu-  Sala  ( Medal  with  Clasp)  -^ 

vJ  I't-ColonelH.C.Huntleycommanded  a  detachment  of  the  loth  Regiment  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ihe 
Kapayau  btockades,  bungtie  Ljong,  Malay  Peninsula,  in  ,874.  Also  served  throughout  the  Perak  Expedition 
1111875-76     Medal  with  Clasp).    Proceeded  to  South  Africa  in  November    ,878,   and    served  throu.'hout  the 
rWnr"T.''.n      '^'nffi'  as  Transport  OlHcer  to  the  2nd  Division  in  its  advance  to  Ulundi,  and  afte?wards  as 
i?o  T  Y^y"^P°"  Officer  with  Baker  Russell's  Column  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp) 

Lt.Colonel  R.  J.  Heher-Percy  served  in  the  experlition  against  the  Jowaki  Afreedees  in  ,877-78  (Medal  with 

Ji\^    i^erved  m  the  expecUtion  against  the  Mahsood   Wuzeerces  in  ,38,.    Served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition 

m  ,Ss8-89  with  the  4th  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  (Clasp).  ij-vpeuiuiou 

"1  Lt.Colonel  A.  \V    Simpson  served  m  the  Nile  Expedition  in  ,884-85  with  the  ,3t  Battalion  of  the  Royal 

Irish  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'3  Lt.Colonel  J.  H.  Eden  served  during  the  Nile  Expedition  in  ,884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regi- 
ment on  the  Line  of  Communication  up  the  Nile.  Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  ,835-86  daring 
,he  operations  on  the  Upper  Nile,  and  was  present  in  the  eugagement  at  Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

Lt.Colonel  the  Hon.  John  Pleydell-Bouverie  served  with  the  ,7th  Lancers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  ,870,  and  was 
Preseut  m  the  engagements  at  Zuinguin  Mountain  and  UlunUi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1     L^.ColouelJ.  Johnstone  served  in  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  December  ,883,  including  the  engagement 
it  Gemaiiah  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp.  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
^        Lt.Colonel  R.  Phayre  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,880  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Robert  Phayre, 
.,ommanding  the  Reserve  Brigade,  and  took  part  in  the  march  from  Quettah  to  the  relief  of  Candahar  (mentioned 
n  despatches.  Medal). 

'"  Lt.Colonel  C.  J.  Butler-Kearney  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,886-88  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Roval 
aunster  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
"'  Colonel  W.  Cooke-Collis.— For  War  Services,  see  Militia  (King's  Royal  Rifles). 


574*'  li-eserve  of  Officers. — War  Services  of  the  Field  Officers. 

^^  Lt.Colonel  B.  A.  Beale  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Queen's  Royal 
"West  Surrey  Regiment  under  brigadier  Ueueral  Lockhart  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"  LLColonel  W,  C.  W.  Arbuthnott  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  i8-S-8o  (Medal). 

^''^  Lr. Colonel  J.  G.  Anderson  strved  with  the  17th  Regiment  as  Adjutant  in  t*ie  Afghan  war  of  1878-70.  and  was 
present  at  the  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  and  in  the  expeditions  into  the  Bazpr  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Btirmese  Expedition  in  1888-85  with  the  and  Battalion  Leicestershire  Regiment  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

•■^3  Lt.Colonel  G.  S.  Banister  served  in  the  Kafir  war  of  1877-78.  and  took  part  in  the  operations  against  the 
Galekas  and  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"'*  Lt.Colonel  W.  H.  Holbech. — For  War  Services,  see  the  Honourable  Corps  of  Gentlemen  at  Arms,  p. 130. 

I"'  Lt.Colonel  C.  H.  Atchison  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar 
Kotal  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  operatiiins  in  Zululand  in  1B88. 

'7"  Lt.Colonel  B.  H.  Woodward  served  in  the  Soutlan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  High- 
landers, and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  RI  Teb  andTemai  (Merlal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Cordon  Highlanders  ((jlasp). 

';-  Lt.Colonel  G.  R,  Heathcote  served  with  the  00th  Light  Infantry  in  the  C.iika  war  of  1878.  Also  served  iu 
the  Zulu  war  of  1879  including  the  engagements  at  Zungin  Nek,  Kambula.  and  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"s  Lt.Colonel  V.  S.  Cam)ibell  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  tlio 
Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Royai  Sussex  Regiment,  and  took  ]i;irt  in  the  operations 
of  the  Desert  Column  under  Sir  Herbert  Stewart  (Clasp). 

'"  Lt.Colunel  H.  M.  Wade  served  iu  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  with  the  2ad  Battalion  of  the  Liverpool 
Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasj)). 

'"^  Lt.Colonel  H.  H.  Thurlow  served  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuiii  in  the  Transvaal  in  1878  ;  also  through- 
out the  Zulu  war  of  1879.  and  was  jiresent  in  the  engagements  at  Zungin  Nek,  Kambula  Hill,  and  Ulundi  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Burmese  E.xpedition  in  1886-87  with  the  2Ud  Battalion  Somersetshire  Light  Infantry 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"'  Lt.Colonel  C.  R.  Crosse  sei'ved  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with  tho  Natal  Field  Force. 

^'*  Lt, Colonel  J.  P.  Freeth  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  presentin  the  operations  round  Cabal 
in  December  1879  including  the  investment  of  Sherpore  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■'  Lt. Colonel  R.  E.  Kelsall  served  with  the  nth  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

'™  Colonel  P.  C.  Howard  served  in  the  Afghan  war  ia  1878-79  with  the  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force,  and  was 
present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musiid  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in 
1888-89  with  the  4th  Baltalion  Rifle  Brigade  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'*'  Lt.Colonel  M.  Cust  served  in  the  Burnaese  Expedition  in  1885-87  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Qneen's  Royal  West 
Surrey  Regiment  under  Brigadier  General  Lockhart  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"  Lt.Colonel  L.  A.  While  served  in  the  latter  part  of  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  m  the  Commissariat  and  Transport 
service  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  iu  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  1st  Battalion  Shropshire 
Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'»'  Lt.Colonel  H.  S.  Holmes  was  present  with  the  69th  Regiment  during  the  repulse  of  an  incursion  of  Fenians 
into  Canada  in  May  1870  (Medal). 

'"  Lt.Colonel  G.  E.  B.  Browne  served  during  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  in  1874  and  was  present  at 
the  capture  ol  Coomassie  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"  Lt.Colonel  H.  R.  Cook  served  with  the  6311!  Regiment  in  Southern  Afghanistan  in  1879-80  (Medal) .  Servea 
with  the  ist  Batfilion  Manchester  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'*»  Lt.Colonel  F.  W.  .\rcbcr  served  on  the  Red  River  expedition  of  1870.  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880 
(Medal).  Served  with  t'le  3rd  Baltalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Boer  war  iu  i33i.  Served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  King's 
Royal  Rifle  Corps  iu  the  Egyptian  war  of  i83i,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  m  force  from  Alexandria 
on  5th  August,  lu  the  engagement  at  Tel-el--Vlahuta,  m  the  action  at  Kassasiu  19th  September),  and  at  the  battle 
of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Stan. 

'»  Lt.Colonel  B.  G.  Booth  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85  with 
the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Roval  Scots. 

'"  Lt.Colonel   R.  F.  Willoughby  served  with  the  cist  Fusiliers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879.  and  afterwards  m  t 
operations  against  Sekukuni,  and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  the  stronghold— slightly  wounded  (Medal  with 

''■«  Lt.Colonel  A.  Radfoi  i  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  i363  (Medal) .  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S78-79 
(Medal). 

"=  Lticoloncl  R.  b.  R.  Williamson  was  present  with  a  detachment  of  the  43ra  Light  Infantry  at  the  attack  on 
and  destruction  of  a  party  of  Mopla  fanatics  at  Colatore,  Malabar,  on  the  8th  September  1873,  and  was  thanked 
by  the  Madras  Government. 
'"*  Colonel  G.  Astell.— For  War  Services,  see  Militia  (King's  Roj'al  Rifles). 

"5  Lt  Colonel  S.  J.  M.  Jopp  was  employed  in  Natal  during  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal).  Served  m  the  Boer  war 
of  1881,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Land's  Nek  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  the  Ingogo  River. 

"«  Lt.Colonel  C.  F.  Thomson  served  in  ihe  Boer  war  of  iSBi.  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  as  Brigade 
Ma.ior  of  Cavalry  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'9'  Lt.Colonel  T.  Harris  served  in  the  Afghan  war  iu  1879-80  as  Deputy  Assisi.mt  Quarter  .Master  General 
Candahar  Field  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Girishk  (wounded)  and  on  the  Helmund  (mentioned 
in  despatches),  in  the  action  at  Maiwand  (wounded),  and  in  the  defence  of  Candahar  (Medal). 

19*  Lt.Colonel  R.  Whalley  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0  as  Transport  Officer  with  tho  ist  Division  Khyber 
Column  and  alterwards  with  the  ist  Division  Afghanistan  Force  under  Sir  Frederick  Roberts,  e.mi  was  present 
at  the  affair  at  Kara  Dakka  against  the  Mohmunds  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Doran  (mentioned  m 
despatches.  Medal).  ^  ,  .r^  .      ,        .  t^-   ■  - 

'99  Lt.Colonel . I.  R.  Povah  served  iu  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-79  as  Transport  Officer  2nd  Brigade  :st  Division 
Candahar  Field  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  occupation  of  Candahar  and  Khelat-i-Khilzie  (.Medal). 

■'«>  Lt.Colonel  C.  E.  Thompson  served  with  the  2ud  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882 
(Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,      „  ,-         ,  r.      ■         x  /ht  j_i 

=!»'  Lt.Colonel  A.  C.  Spencer  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Heavy  Camel  Regiment  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Kliedive's  Star).  ■, .     1         * 

''<"  Lt.Colonel  Q.  M'K.  Logan  served  with  the  2nd  Baltalion  24th  Foot  in  the  Kafir  war  of  1877-78,  and  took  part 
in  the  operations  against  tae  Galekas,  and  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  -   ,     „       ,-     . 

""  Lt  Colonel  H.  D.  Armstrong  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881.  Served  withthe  ist  Battalion  of  the  West  Kent 
Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  m  the  Nile  Expedition  in 
1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  ol  the  West  Kent  Regiment  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Clasp). 

2o»  Sir  Arthur  Bigge  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1875,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Kambula  .mentiouett 
in  despatches.  Medal  with  Cla-p).  ..    „„         j  * 

2»'  Lt  Colonel  .M.  A.  Burke  served  with  the  7th  Dragoon  Guards  iu  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagements  of  El  .Magfar  and  Mahsama,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-ei-Kebir 
and  the  capture  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,_      . ,  .  ■       o       <.         ^ 

-"'  Lt  Colonel  W.  J.  de  la  P.  Bercsford-Peirse  served  with  the  66th  Rjgiment  m  the  Alghan  war  in  1679-60,  ana 
was  present  in  the  engagements  on  the  Helmund  against  the  Wall's  mutinous  troops,  in  the  action  at  Maiwand, 
in  the  defence  of  Candahar,  and  althe  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  iu  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

="»  Lt.Colonel  H.  F.  G.  Campion  served  wili  the  94th  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  tne 
eii''a"ementat  Dlundi,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  against  Sekukuni,  including  the  storming  of  the  strong- 
hola  "(Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iS3o-8i,  and  toot  part  in  the  defence  of  Standerton. 

="■'  Lt.Colonel  G.  T.  Langridge  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  with  the  Koorum  and  Cabul  iield  forces 
including  the  affair  at  Karatiga  and  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  6th  October  1879,  the  capture  of  Cabul  ana 
subsequent  cavalry  pursuit,  the  two  expeditions  to  Mairian,  the  engagement  at  Tukht-i-Shah,  and  the  defence 
of  Sherpore  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).    Served  iu  the  Boer  war  of  1881  iu  medical  charge  of  the  g^ud  Highlanders 


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='»  Lt.Colone]  W.  H.  Smitli  servcrt  throueliout  the  Xile  Expeditiou  in  1SS+-85  «-il;h  thn  Cameron  Hi-hlamlei-s 
'■^0  oi  "-H  ,^"'nP'  """^  M^ll'^^^  ®'"';  ^^"""'^  "'  ""=  operatious  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  n 
,385-86  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  Kosheh  during  its  investment,  at  the  recounabsanoB 
on  the  loth  December,  ana  m  the  engagement  at  Giniss  .cj,„»ucu„,  »„  „ua  reLouuaissance 

.rn^h'^r'°"''i7"; '^"f '■?=*- '"'"f'^.'°  "'«Boer  war  of  18S1  with  the  Natal  Field  Force.  Served  with  the 
,st  Battahon  West  Kent  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  at  the  action  M 
Jvassasin  on  the  Qth  September  (Uedal  and  Khedive's  Star)  oocu"  ai/  mis  atiiou  ai. 

^-'■^  Lt.Colonel  H.  M.  A.  Warde  served  with  the  iglh  Hussars  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in 
the  nctiOB  at  Kassaiin  on  the  9th  September  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star)  P'eseui. 

^iJ  Lt.Colonel  H  0.  Jenkins  served  with  the  17th  Lancers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the 
w°*!firspT        ^''""'''"'  ^°^^'^'^  and,  as  Adjutant  of  t  .e  Regunent,  at  Ulundi-severely  woundld( Medal 

'^'.l^r't'cnli,^;  H   F°r'F';''rher,^erri"'^-*^°\'^,1°'*"  '"""^  ^"'-  '873  to  the  end  of  the  Ashanti  campaign  (M.-dal). 
Lt  Colonel  H.  F.  G-.  Forbes  served  m  tue  Afghan  war  m  1S78-79  with  the  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force,  and 


Oiedklw-ith  Cla^  )  i^'^ii-iiy  loice  aciacKea  and  captured  the  St  jctades  aud  live  puns  at  Passir  Sala 

*Vh*^r  °''^'  ,^°S-«^"  '^'^J^^'i''  Fetherstonha:igh  served  in  the  Red  River  Expedition  of  1870;  also  with  the 
3rd  Battalion  00th  Rifles  m  the  Zulu  war  of  iS7o.an.i  ^a^  p^eseut  at  the  action  of  Gin^indhlovu  and  relief  of 
bkowe  (Medal  with  Llasp).  Served  as  Garrison  Adjutantat  Fieterniaritzbur-  uuriu-  the  Boer  war  in  18R1.  Served 
withthe  HazaraLxpeditionm  1891  withtheiBtRattalion  Kin-'s  R„:,al  Rides  (Medal  with  Clasp);  also  with  the 
Miranzai  Esnedaionin  1891  with  the  is:  Battalion  Kin-'s  Royal  Knles.  from  the  iSth  Apnl  in  command  of  the 
^^St  l°<?'f"'\"o"?/"if^^^,'^  ^V^^  engasemeats  at  Sanpar  and  M  istan  .mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 
o'o  ^'.Colonel  R.  H.  Brooke-Hunt  served  with  the  72nd  Highlanders  m  the  Af-han  war  from  ilarch  1879  till  January 
1880  wi„h  the  ivoor«m  and  Cabul  Field  t  orcee  and  was  present  m  the  eugasement  at  Charasiah  (mentioned  iu 
despatches),  and  in  the  operations  aronad  Cabul  m  December  1879  (M^dal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the 
rst  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  Star). 

=''■»  Lt.Colonel  C  W.  Vulliamy  served  with  the  17th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S7S-79,  and  was  present  ai 
the   capture  of  Ah  Musjid  and  in  the  expeditious  into  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  Cla^p) 

2S0  Lt.Colonel  N.  Newnham- Davis  served  with  the  Carringtun  Horse  (alterwards  the  ist  s'quadron  mountedinfan- 
try)  in  the  Kahr  war  of  1878,  and  commanded  a  det-achment  of  mounted  infantry  in  the  operations  under  Colonel 
Lanyon  against  the  rebels  in  the  Langeberg,  oemg  present  at  the  atfair  at  lio'Jct^cU  hei'^hts  Served  wi[,h  Wood's 
FlyingColumnm  theZulu  warof  1S79  ia  command  of  a  troop  of  mounted  infantry,  and  was  present  at  the  taking- 
of  Sirayo's  hill  and  in  the  engagement  at  Ulaudi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  " 

^i  Lt.Colonel  G.  C.  Madden  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Gambia  in  1892  and  commanded  the  forces  at  the 
attack  of  Touiataba;  with  the  expedition  aeainst  the  Jebus,  Lagos,  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  1892  (DSO  and  Medal 
with  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  expedition  to  the  Gambia  against  Fodey  Silih  in  1894  with  the  1st  BattaUon  West  India 
Regiment  (mentioned  in  despatches,  C-B.  and  Clasp), 

■■^■-  Lt.Colonel  J.  C.  Cautley  servad  in  the  Boer  war  in  18S1  with  the  Xatal  Field  Force,  Served  with  the  ist 
Battalion  West  Kent  Reginaant  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kussasin  on 
the  9th  September  (Medal,  and  Kaedive's  Star). 

'^  Lt.Colonel  R.  B.  Burnaby  served  with  the  70th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal).  Served  in 
the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  East  Surrev  Resiment,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Hasheen,  at  the  attack  on  the  convoy  on  the  26th  March,  and  "m  the  subsequent  advance  to  Temai 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  aud  Khedive's  Star ) . 

2-*  Lt.Colonel  G.  B.  M'L.  Cumberland  served  with  the  42ud  Highlanders  in  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti 
war  in  1874.  aud  was  severely  wounded  in  the  right  ai-m  at  the  battle  of  Amoafal  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in 
the  Egyptian  war  in  1882  as  Assietant  Provost  Marshal  ist  Division,  and  was  preseutat  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Cla-sp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

=^25  Lt.Colonel  A.  W.  Dury  served  with  the  4th  Kegiment  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1868  (Medal). 

="*■'  Lt.Colonel  W.  B.  Hoggan  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0  (Medal). 

~^'  Lt.Colonel  F.  B.  Garfit  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-S0  with  the  67th  Regiment  (Medal).  Served  with 
the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i888-8q  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-^Lt.Colonel  A.  Ruttledge  seived  in  ihe  Afghan  war  of  1878-79  as  Transport  Officer  with  the  ist  Division 
under  Sir  Samuel  Browne  (Medal). 

'■^-'^  Lt.Colonel .(.  M.  C.  Waddy  served  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuni  in  the  Ti-ansvaal  in  1878,  including  the 
storming  of  Tolyaua's  Stadt;|also  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  of 
Zungin  Nek,Kambula  Hill,  and  Ulsntli  (Meial  with  Clasp). 

23U  Lt.Colonel  H.  A.  Yorke  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal).  Served  during  the  N"ile  Expedition  in 
1884-85  as  Manager  of  the  Assouan  Railway  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

^^'  Lt.Colonel  G.  L.  T.  Dennias  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S79;  first  iu  the  znd,  and  afterwards  in  the  ist 
Division  of  the  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force  (Medal). 

-'^-  Lt.Colonel  C.  J,  Whitaker  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  as  Superintendent  of  Army  Signalling  with  the 
Koorum  Field  Force  (Medal). 

^^^  Lt.Colonel  J.  M.  Pierc^'  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhait  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  in  command  of  the  ist  Battalion  Dorsetshire 
Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Chagru  Kotal,  at  tlie  capture  of  Dargai,  the  forcirtg  of  the 
Samoatrha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  and  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasp?) 

'■^^  Lt.Colonel  A.  C.  Borton  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897  with  the  Mohmand  Field  Fo-  ce  in  command  of  the  ist  Battalion  Somersetshire  Light  Infantiy 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

-^^  Lt.Coluuel  R.  J.  Chaj-tor  sei-\-ed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  We«t  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  in  command  of  the  1st  Battalion  NurthamptoHshire  Regiment  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary- 
Force,  including  the  uperatioui  on  the  Samaua  Range,  the  engagements  at  Chagru  Kotal  and  Dari^ai,  the  capture 
of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saraii  Sar,  and  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley 
(Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

~^*'  Lt.Colonel  P.  E.  Monckton  served  throa^hout  the  operations  in  Perak  from  November  1875  to  January  1877; 
was  in  command  of  the  Royal  Artillery  ia  the  attack  on  the  Passir  Salah  stockades  in  November  1875,  and  was  with 
No. 9  Battery,  2nd  Brigade,  m  the  advance  of  the  main  column  under  MajorGeneral  the  Hon.  Sir  F.  Colborne, 
and  at  the  capture  of  Kmta  in  December  1875.  AVas  Acting  Assistant  Resident  at  Kinta  during  the  latterpart  of 
,  1876.  aud  received  the  thauks  of  the  Governor  of  tbe  Straits  Settlements  for  his  services  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^' Colonel  R.  T.  Orpen  served  iu  the  Afghan  war  of  1S7S-80  with  the  force  imder  Major  General  Phayre  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  Medal). 

^as  Lt.Colonel  G.  H.  Dyke  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  took  part  in  the  two  expeditions  into  the  Bazar 
Valley,  and  was  jjresent  iu  the  engagement  at  Kam  Dakka  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal). 

339  'Lt.Colonel  M.  W.  Biddulph  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S8*  as  Superintendent  of  Army  Singalling  to  the 
Kouthern  Afghanistan  Field  Forco,  and  in  the  march  to  Caudahar  with  che  force  under  Major  Gen.  Phayre  (Medal). 

=^3*t  Lt.Colonel  A.  B.  Horsbriigh  wrved  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuni  in  1S78  and  also  in  1879,  and  was 
preseutat  the  storming  of  the  stronghold  'Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  ist  Battalion  South  Stutfordshire 
Regimentin  tho  Egyptian  war  ef  1S82,  and  was  nreseut  in  the  reconnais-^ance  in  force  from  Alexandria  on  the 
5th  Augusi  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  ia  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-S5,  and  was  present  at  tae  action 
uf  Kirbekan— saverely  wounded  (two  Clasps). 

=**  Lt  Colonel  P.  Blackburn  served  in  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  m  1877  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


574/  Reserve  of  Officers. —  War  Services  of  the  Field  Officers. 

2*1  Lt. Colonel  E.  C.  Dowse  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  i897-q8  with,  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  in  command  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment, 
and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  the  Dartjai  Heights,  the  captnre  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhansa  Passes,  and 
in  the  operations  in  the  Khanki,  Mastnra,  Waran  and  Bazar  Valleys  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two 
Clasps). 

-*2  Lt. Colonel  G.  O.  Smith  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Roj'al  Irish  Fusiliers, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and 
Khedive's  Starl. 

2*3  Lt. Colonel  F.  A.  Currie  served  in  the  expeditien  against  the  Jowaki  Afreedeea  in  1877-78  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  9th  Foot  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S73-79,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  as 
Superintendent  of  Army  Signalling  in  Sir  Samuel  Browne's  Division  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

=*■"  Lt. Colonel  A.  C.  Jackson  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Inyezane  1 
and  at  Ekowe  during  the  investment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2*5  Lt.Colonel  A.  G.  Thompson  served  with  the  luuiskilling  Dragoons  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881. 

2*H  Lt.Colonel  W.  Moore  served  with  the  Soth  Regt.  m  the  operationsagainst  Sekukuni  in  1878  andthroughotit  i 
the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  part  of  the  time  as  District  Adjutant  of  the  Transvaal  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  with  the  1 
i8t  Battalion  South  Staffordshire  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  in  1 
force  from  Alexandria  on  the  5th  August  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).     Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85 
with  the  rst  Battalion  of  the  South  Staffordshire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  River  Column 
under  Major  General  Earle,  including  the  action  of  Kirbekan  (two  Clasps) . 

-^6  Lt.Colonel  H.  W.  Jervois  served  ia  the  Afghan  war  of  1378-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  the 
Peiwar  Kotal — where  he  commanded  No.  1  Punjab  Mountain  Battery  after  the  death  of  the  commanding  officer  at 
Ihe  beginning  of  the  aotion — in  the  expedition  to  the  Khost  Valley,  in  tho  engagement  at  Mattoon,  and  with  the 
Zaimusht  Expedition  including  the  assault  of  Zawa  (mentioned  :n  despatches,  Medal  with(;laep). 

^*'  Lt.Colonel  M.  G.  Neeld  served  with  the  17th  Lancers  in  the  Zulu  warof  1S79,  and  was  present  as  Orderly 
Officer  to  Colonel  Drury  Lowe,  commanding  the  Cavalry  Brigade,  in  the  cngagementat  Uluudi  (Merlal  with  Clasp). 

^^"tLt. Colonel  R.  Gough  served  with  the  9th  Lancers  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  capture 
of  Ali  Musjid,  the  afifair  at  Killa  Kazi,  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1879;  accompanied  Sir 
Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  took  part  in  the  battle  of  Candahar  (several  times  mentioned  in 
despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  in  the  South  African  war 
in  1899-1900  with  the  Kimberley  Relief  Forces  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Belmont  and  Enslin. 

2*^  Lt.Colonel  R.  H.  S.  Baker  served  throughout  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  with  tho  Royal  Horse  Artillery,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Jugdulluck  and  in  the  operations  in  Besud  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Bi-igadier 
General  Doran  (Medal).  Seryed  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Adjutant  of  Royal  Artillery,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  ofTel-el-Kebir  as  Adjutant  of  Corps  Artillery  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Modal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class 
of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).     Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1685-86  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2*8t  Lt.i'olonel  C.  B.  Wilkieson  served  in  the  Soudan  campaigu  iu  1835  in  command  of  tho  Madras  Sappers  and 
Miners,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba— wounded  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches, Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition 
dn  1885-86  as  Adjutant  of  Royal  Engineers  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  wiih  Clasp).  Served  in  the  cam- 
paign on  the  Morth  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  [897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary 
Force  as  Commanding  Royal  Engineer  2nd  Division  (Medal  with  two  Clasps), 

"3  Lt.Colonel  G.  Harden  served  in  tho  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Ex- 
pedition in  18S4-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  ofthe  Royal  Sussex  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert 
Column  under  Sir  Herbert  Stewart,  including  the  action  at  Abu  Klea  (two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Hazara  cam- 
paign in  iS83  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2«| Lt.Colonel  H.  L.  Aylmer  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  from  the  -,oth  November  1S73 ;  commanded  the  Cape  Coast 
Volunteers  of  Wood's  Regiment,  with  the  advanded  guard  under  Major  Furze  during  the  march  to  the  Prah  ;  and 
afterwards  commanded  the  post  of  Essiaman  on  the  Line  of  Communications  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

250  Lt.Colonel  H.  T.  Wyon  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1878  including  the  operations  against  Sekukuni;  also  served 
in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  against  Sekukuni  (Medal).  Served  at  Pretoria  during 
the  Boer  warof  1881, 

251  Lt.Colonel  K.  J.  Fo^vne8  served  in  tho  operations  against  Sekukuni  in  the  Transvaal  in  1878,  including  the 
.-storming  of  Tolyana's  Stadt ;  alsothroughoutthe  Zulu  war  ofi879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  of  Zungin 
Nek  Kambula  Hill,  and  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-^2  Lt.Colonel  A.  J.  English  served  in  the  Boer  var  of  18S1. 

^3  Lt.Colonel  G.  R.  Moore  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-30  (Medal). 

25*  Lt.Colonel  J.  J.  Swinton  served  in  the  Afghan  v/ar  of  187S-80  (Medal). 

2^*  Lt.Colonel  H.  A.  Tapp  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  67th  Regiment  (Medal).  Served  with  Jhe 
Burmese  Expedition  in  188^-87  (Medal  with  Clnsii). 

2S6  Lt.Colonel  W.  Heaton  served  in  the  Kaffir  war  in  1877-78,  and  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  of  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  13S5-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

2^7  Lt.Colonel  C.  C.  Rich. — See  Civil  Decoratious  for  Gallantry,  i>.  786. 

25S  Lt.Colonel  W.  P.  Noon  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79  with  the  Transport  Staff,  and  was  present  at  the  occupa- 
tion of  Candahar  and  in  the  engagement  at  Ahmod  Kheyl  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

259  Lt.Colonel  G.  F.  Mann  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  from  7th  October  1873  until  invaUded  on  the  20th  January 
1874,  having  made  the  road  from  Duutjuah  toMansu  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal),  Served  during  the  opera- 
tions in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  1875-76  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

260  Lt.Colonel  H.  Vere  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  :8g2. 

261  Lt.Colonel  J.  H.  C.  Harrison  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal). 

-62  Lt.Colonel  L.  J.  Browne  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali 
Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1837-88,  including  the  operations  of  the  4th 
Brigade  under  Brigadier  General  Low  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3<i3  Lt.Colonel  A.  Bor  served  in  operations  against  the  Sofas,  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  1893-94  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

=6*  Lt.Colonel  N.  Leader  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  aud  Khedive's  Star)  ;  also  served  iu  the 
Soudan  campaign  iniSSs,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  to  Hasheen,  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen 
and  the  Tofrek  zereba,  at  the  attack  on  theConvoy  on  the  24th  March,  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (two  Clasps). 

265  Lt.Colonel  C.  D.  M.  Gall  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar  includmg 
the  sortie  of  Deh  Khojah,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soudan 
campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

~^^  Lt.Colonel  K.  S.  Wallis  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1079,  and  in  the  subsefpient  operations  against  Sekukuni 
including  the  storming  of  the  stronghold -slightly  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  iuiSSo- 
Si  in  medical  charge  of  the  garrison  at  Potchefstroom  during  its  investment  (slightly  wounded).  Served  with  the 
Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  in  charge  of  moveable  Field  Hospital  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  to 
Metammeh  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

267  Lt.Colonel  C.  W.  A.  Evans  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  West  Kent  Regiment  throughout  the 
Egyptian  war  of  18S2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-B5  with  the  ist  Battalion 
of  the  West  Kent  Regiment  (Clasp) ;  also  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  Giniss.  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1^^97-08  in  command  of  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  West  Kent  Regiment  during  the  operations  in  Upper  Swat  and  the 
Mamun'd  Valley,  including  the  engagements  at  Landakai,  Agrah  and  Gut.  and  Badali  (mentioned  in  despatches) ; 
also  commanded  the  Battalion  during  the  operations  in  Buner  and  Chamla,  including  the  engagement  at  Tanga  Pass 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.y  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

267+Lt.CoIonel  R.  H.  Frascr  ser\'ed  in  tho  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Wdliam 
Lockhart  m  1897-QS  with  the  ist  Battalion  Northamptonshire  Regiment  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  and 
was  present  in  the'  engagements  at  Chagru  Kota!  and  Dargai,  the  capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes, 
the  reconnaissance  ofthe  Saran  Sar,  and  the  operations  in  the  Bara  Valley  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

2SS  Lt.Colonel  J.  Burn  Murdoch  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  iSyS-So,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1S79  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  1879,  includmg  the  stonmng  of 


Reserve  of  Offlcers.~War  Services  of  the  Field  Officers.  -7c 

the  Asmai  Heights— wounded  (mentioned  in  desnatehei  Merlnl  «•,»,  t„.„  f>i         >      t,     '    ,  .  "' 

,SS2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Te  4l-Kebh  fmeSned  i>?  dr™??''''';^  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  o( 
Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  imentioned  m  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the 

awfLord  Algernon  Gordon-Lennox  served  with  the  •'nd  Bnttilin,!  f.-n     j-       r.       4,     ■ 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Mei^STwiih  Clt^'and'^K  'edile'sltZf  '"  *'^'  ^'^''''""'  ^™''  "'  ^'''- 

'"'  Colonel  F.  H.  Matunn  served  with  the  70th  Reo-imont  if,  ,tr.  Ar  ,  siai|. 

expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  ,885  wHh  the  'nd  BattS  of  the  F„  f^'Sn"  Tl  ■°.'S78-79  (Medal).     Served  in  the 

with   the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  underSr  Herbe r    K  tZ  Ve^^  Eg^jtian  Infantry.    Served 

Battalion,  including  the  engagement  at  Firket  and  the  onekSons  ^f  w»fi,  "^^  '?  <=°™™'';<5  of  tl>e  ivd  Soudanese 
Colonel,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal \dtl,  two  Wasm  ■  ,^,  .1  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt. 

at  Abu  Hamed  (mentioned  in  despatchesfto  Wasps  t^Kl'^eliv^sMeda'll'^tuf^  .Sg^.including  the  engagement 
Atbara  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Brevet  of  Colonel  Clasp  to  K  ledive^sMeda?  '    '"eluding  the  battle  of  the 

-7iLt.OoIonelB.G.  Pennefather  served  with  the  Kind's  Dragoon  0.,ar,l=, si /ho  ^  1  ■      „ 

under  Major  Marter.  including  the  cavalry  affaii  at  ErzuS"avnamr\,,h^^^^^  in  the  squadron 

Column  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  with  the  Iun?skmincB™°oou^  in  thpT^*"""^ '"  f^'t''  K'^^s'-'H'a  "h'ine 

engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahnta  in  thrtwo  Si  s  «t  K„«„^i  ,  "^  ^  "l''  ^'^  August,  in  the 
{Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive'a  Star).  Served  in  tLN^ileEvn«litin,^?;fQ<!'»°'l!!'  ,""=  •?"'"  "^  Tel-el-Kebir 
of  Cornwall's  Lig'ht  Infantry  (Clasp).     Served  in  th^operiuLnsf^rsUh^^  W  st'coas^o"^  Afn^  ^^" ?^^' 

(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp) :  and  with  the  exnecUtimi  to  tL  r,,;'!,^  Coasi,  ol  Africa  m  1S93-94 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.ColSnel,  ^'O  and  cS  '""  ""'"''"■  '^"''^^  ^'^"^^  '"  "^S't 

"-6  9.°}°''"}  S-i'-^.'''''''"'-i;.F°'  ^'"'  Services,  see  Militia  (Derbyshire  Hcgiment)  ^'-l-olonel). 

■i''  Colonel  A.  G.  Fife,  Lt.Colonels  E.  G.  Keppel,   and  W.   N.  LLovd    and  Mnim-  i-r^r,  w  n  tj      i  t^      ■,„ 

Services,  see  the  Honourable  Corps  of  Gentlemen  at  M-Z,  p  i^o    ^  '  '         °"-  ^-  ^-  ^°"'^<'y-~T^°'--  War 

iM  &'-9?'?."^l  ^A ^%^-  ^?'™y^  se^'e-J  in  the  Zulu  war  in  i879''(Medal  with  Clasp). 
Star)      '  Enckworth-King  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 

2S1  Lt.Colonel  A.D.M'Gregor  served  with  the  92nd  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1870-80  and  was  nresent  in  the 
various  operations  around  Cabul  n  December  ,879,  including  the  investment  of  She?pore  (mem  onrf  ifi  Sat?hes? 
andin  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  25th  April  ,880  (mentioned  in  despatches)raccMnpaS   Sir   i^^^^^^ 
Roberts  m  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  reconnaissance  of  ,ist  \uKustXl  at  th .  battle  of 

«2  Colonel  E    W,  Cradock  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0.  and  was  present  in  the  affair  at  Kokeran 

(mentioned  in  despatches),  mi'i  t""i--  "»">  ■"  n-"  '^-r- '■  /-.-'  1-,'--       -,    .-^  oooni,  m  lui,  auair  ao  i^.oKeran 

also  p ' 

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engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1S79,  and  in  the  various  operations  ariundCabui'inDraemlJe'i"  isTo 
wiTtw^Ctesps).  '''"''   '°°  '"'  '"'""''  H'''s"^('"™«o''^'i  in  despatches,  Brevet  o/lIa^r!a^\lS 

2»  Major  M.  N.  G  Kane  served  with  the  72nd  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  from  March  1879  with  the 
fnrt  Ta-  n'^f 'p'""^  Oabul-Candahar  Field  Forces,  part  of  the  time  as  Order?y  OtHcer  and  also  a¥^Brigade  Ma  or 
and  D.A.Q.M.  General  to  Brigadier  General  Baker;  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  and  in  the 
'^tf,  i^"  1  ;■???'- i°^h"'  in  December  1879  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and 
was  pieseut  at  the  battle  of  Canaahar  (several  times  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  with  three 
Sr.iflSr'i^  ^'■""''^  Decoration).     Served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth 

'l'J'''«,'''rf'?-  ^-Cotton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80,  and  was  present  iuthe  engagement  at  Charasiah 
OH  the  6tb  October  1879  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  18S1 

-»>  Lt.ljolouel  A.  Collins  served  in  Natal  during  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal) 

=»•■  Lt.Colonel  E.  A.  'rhomas  served  with  the  7th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Egyjjtian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagement  at  Mahsama,  in  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  28th  August,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-e  -Kebir 
and  the  capture  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

/«'  Major  Henry  Hall  served  with  the  15th  Hussars  in  the  Candahar  column  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1373-S0  includin" 
the  advance  to  Khelat-i-Ghilzai,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  with  the  Afghan  cavalry  at  Takht-i-Pul  linen"- 
tioned  in  despatches);  also  served  with  the  Thull-Chotiali  Field  Force  under  Brigadier  General  Biddulph  and 
accompanied  Major  General  Phayre  in  his  march  to  Candahar  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  18S1 

«»  Major  A.  G.  Duberly.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  p.  786. 

fll  ^'■'\'°,'^  f,',^^","'*'  served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  i363,  and  was  pre.sent  at  the  stormin=-  and  capture 
Ot  Alagdala  (Medal).  ' 

2»*  Lt.Colonel  L.  F.  Knollys  commanded  an  expedition  into  the  mountains  of  Fiji  in  187S  to  repress  an  outbreak 
among  the  Cannibal  tribes,  and  was  promoted  Captain  and  nominated  C3fG.  "  in  recognition  of  his  distino-nished 
services  in  quelling  the  recent  disturbances  in  the  Island  of  Fiji."  "^ 

='«  Lt.Colonel  R.  F.  Devereui  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1873-74,  including  the  action  of  Essamor  (Medal) 

^>"  Major  A.  R.  Hopwood  embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade,  and  served  throu'fh- 
out  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  in  1874,  including  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  battle  of  Ordahsu  and  capture 
of  Coomassie  (Medal  with  Clasp), 

""!  Lt.Colonel  Hon.  R.  J.  O.  Jooelyn  served  in  the  latter  part  of  the  Zulu  warof  1879  with  the  Native  Carrier  Corps 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■"'  Major  W.  Ethelston  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  18S4  with  the  ist  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster 
Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^^5  Lt.Colonel  H.  F.  Marryat  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp) . 

^2e  Lt.Colonel  Hen.  E.  A.  H.  A'CourS  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Koorum  Division  includ- 
img  the  Zaimusht  Expedition,  and  commanded  a  wing  of  the  85th  Regiment  at  the  assault  of  Zawa  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  Medal). 

*"  Major  H.  J.  Daubeny  serred  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the 
9th  September,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Keliir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  \iith  Clasp 
4ttl  Glass  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star  j.  ' 

^*  Sir  Claude  MacDonald  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  and 
waa  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp*  and 
Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Black  Watch'  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai— slightly  wounded  (4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  two  Clasps). 


^ui^...v-.  i:,.  ,,.  ^rjiuocK  served  in  tne  Algnan  war  in  1879-80.  and  was  present  in  the  affair  at  Kokeran 
ntioned  in  despatches),  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar,  including  the  sortie  of  DehKhoiah  was 
>  present  at  the  batUe  of  Candahar  (Brevet  .Major,  Medal  with  Clasp)  Khojah,  was 

'tMajor  p.  F  Gordon  served  with  the  gjnrt  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  in  the 


576  Eeserve  uj  Officers.  —  War  Services  oj  the  Field  Officers. 

^'  Major  G.  L.  Wickham  serve.!  with  the  Royal  Horse  Guards  in  the  Egj-ptian  war  of  .88^,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Mahsama,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasm  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (men- 
tioned in  desnatches  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
''™   L,  co^oSS  G  L  O'Sullivan  ser        with  the  gist  Highlanders  in  the  Zulu  war  of   1879,  and  was  present  in  the 
action  of  Gingindhlovu  and  relief  of  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .       ,      „   ,  .    „  , 

""jlSorBLoveffrove  served  as  Adjutant  with  the  sSth  Regiment  m  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  m 
the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  .88.,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 

'^IS'^l^r/l^'^Js^^l'ltrf^^^rAZLr^tin  the  Red  River  Expedition  of  .870  Served  with  the  .nd  Battalion 
6,th  Rifles  in  the  Af-han  war  from  October  .678  to  November  .8S0,  took  part  m  the  advance  on  and  occupation 
of  Candaharand  Khelat-i-Ghil7.ie,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Lrzoo  near 
Ghnznee  accompanied  Sir  Frede.-ick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of 
Candahartmen^ioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  m  the  Marrl 
expedition  under  Bri.'adier  General  MacGregor.    Also  served  m  the  Boer  war  of  .88..  ^  „,  . 

£?  it  Colonel  T  S.  Clarke  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  .n  the  Afghan  war  from  February  to 
December  1870  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  .38.  with  the  Natal  Field  Force.  ,     ^  n-  ,  „, 

3«  Major  s!c  Hickman  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  .882,  and  was  present  .n  the  engagement  at  Te -el- 
Mahma  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-  Keblr  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  sth  Class 

" "^Majcr  h!  V  Ifoclear'Jei^-e^d  Yn'the  Zulu  war  in  .879.  and  was  present  in  the  e.igagements  at  Inyezane  and 

''l"lfcol'on"el  g'u 'niuon  emta  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  2nd  Battalion  23rd  Fusiliers  atid  served  in  the 
second  Phase  or  the  Ashanti  war  in  .874,  and  was  severely  wounded  at  the  battle  of  Amoaful  (Medal  with  Clasp) . 

3"  MaiorF  B  N.  Dickenson  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  .879  (Medal  w.th  Clasp).  •     ^  c,  ,    ,       ; 

^-  Lt  Colonel  L.  C.  Potts  served  as  District  Adjutant  of  the  Transvaal  durmg  the  operations  against  Sekukuu. 
in  .878  was  with  the  Both  Regiment  in  the  Column  under  Colonel  Rowlands  on  the  Swazi  Border  m  .879,  and 
durin-j'theiuvasionof  Zululand  and  the  engagement  at  Uluudi  (Medal  wilh  Clasp).  >ii„n 

™Maior n  Raw  linsonserved  with  the  8th  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .879-  80  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Medal 

^^'  Lt  Colonel  W.  C  F.  Kell  served  w.th  the  88th  Connaught  Ran.'ers  throughout  the  Kaftr  war  of  .877-78.  and 
was  present  n  the  engagements  at  Neumarke  and  at  Qu.n(Jlna  Mountain  (mentioned  in  despatches,  iiromoted 
Captain)  Served  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  .879.  and  was  employed  on  the  Statt  at  the  Port  of  disembarkation, 
Dnrhnn    frnm  i6th  April  ti>  26lh  Aucust  187Q  (Medal  with  Clftsp).  ,     «       /,t    ^    ,      -^v  .r>t 

"m  Major  ™  H  Gardner  served  with  the  88th  Regiment  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

30!  Lt  Colonel  Carre  Fulton  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  18S5-S6,  and  was  present  m  the  engagc- 

™«  Mafoit'lS'lNrRemnii^t^Iel^e^^^^  the  Eg>-ptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  in 

'^«®Lfcolone"  F 'f  King' le'rve^d  with  the  .st  Battalion  Berkshire  Regiment  ttroughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  .88= 
IMedal  and  Khedive's  Star  .Served  throughout  the  campaign  in  the  Eastern  Soudan  m  .885  with  the  ist  Batta- 
,^n  of  VwBeTksh  re  Retrunent  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  to  Hasheen  on  the  ist  February  in  the 
In™  JeSlntfat  Rasheen  ™d  the  To^  and  ike  subsequent  advance  to  and  burning  of  Tenmi  (two  Clasps). 

&  It  Cofonit  E.HThurlow  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  .879  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  ,88..  1 
includms  the  engagements  at  Lang's  Nek  and  the  Iiigogo  River.  .       ^ ».     ii.        »■  <■    00  j 

S'  CIrK  S  Blynes  served  as  Adjutant  of  the  Cameron  Highlanders  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  .882,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  ( Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) .  Served  with  the  expedition  to 
Uie  faCdan  in  .884  as  Assistant  Military  Secretary  to  Sir  Gerald  Graham,  and  was  present  in  the  eugageui.mts  at 
Fl  Teh  and  Temai  (brought  home  the  despatches,  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major  two  (J^asps)  served 
wth  the  Nile  Expedition  in  .884-S5  as  Adjutant  of  the  Cameron  Highlanders  and  Station  Staff  Ofticer  at  Korosko 
c1„st!!  also  served  m  the  campaign  in  the  Eastern  Soudan  in  .883  as  Deputy  Assistant  .Adjutant  and  Quarter 
Mn^'eUlierarandwSspreseM^^^^^  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (mentioned  in 

''^S' Lt!coion'e?D.'  T.  C.  Belgrave  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  18S5-86,  and  was  present  in 
*>ip  PTipflErement  at  Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
371,  ifajor  a!  E.  H.  Tottenham  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Giiigiudlilovu 

'^S^Major'c';'H!s'.  Butler  was  present  with  the  69th  Regiment  during  the  repulse  of  an  incursion  of   Fenians  into 

'^aS'S'aior'EVEvi^sl'r^^^  ,  ,    ,,     ,  ,  .„„, 

375  ^^B^nr  W  O  Smith  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .880,  and  took  part  in  the  advance  to  t  andahar  witli  the  force 
„„ii„;Mainr  General  Pha^re  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  .S65,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ments atX.heen  and  the  Tofrekzereba  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  Khedi.;e's  St.ar). 
Maioi  S    P    F   Freeth  served  in  the   second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  from   .3th  December   .873.      ^^  as 

JiajOl  _p._  ^-    ,^  •  .^..*^  , »  _*  *i —  ..„♦»!«  «f   r»»..lol,cii  ani]  nnntnrp  nf    CnmiiassiR  (Medal  With    (  lasl)). 


76  (.\ 

.878,  for 


"3.'°Maioi  A  W^Hast  served  with  a  detachment  of  the  80th  Regiment  in  the  Perak  Expedition  m 
with  "nasn)      Trained,  equipped  and  commanded  a  mule  battery  of  j-pouilders  on  the  Zulu  border 

I-  1,  hp  vecpived  the  thanks  of  his  ExceUency  Lieut.General  Lord  Chelmsford.    Served  throughc 
w-nicD  "^;^^^'   „,.„.-,,„;    and  had  charge  of  two  6-pouuder  guns  in  the  Column  under  Colonel  Rowlands  on  tlie 
^w",";^  boid«  in  ^879  ^d  Cing  the  invfsion  of  Zululand,  and  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp)., 

S?  T  t  Colonel  D  North  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  .874  with  the  Transport  Department  and  was  present  in  the 
PntLement  at  Amoaful-womided  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition 
■      tt  V;,  pniiLTiand  of  a  wing  of  the  North  Lancashire  Regiment.  .  ,     ,     „ 

'"^.•JlaoTc  V  SDownes  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .879-80  on  the  Transport  Staff  with  the  Koorum  and 
..w  1  i-^^ui  li-m-ppi  and  was  present  at  the  night  attack  at  Zaidabad,  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  6tb 
Octotr"^  I70  (m  nt  in'ed^in^dlsp^a'ches),  and  in  thi  operations  around  Cabul  in  Dec.  .879  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,. 

"?  Maior  R   G  Warton  ser^■ed  in  the  operations  m  the  Malay  Pemnsula  in  1874-7S  (Medal). 

3SC  MaiorF'cMein  served  in  the  occupation  of  Suakin  by  British  troops  in  1885-80 

St  MaiorC  W.Peters  served  throughout  the  Nile  Expedition  in  .884-S5  with  the  Light  Camel  Regiment  as 
n  „  i7?\f«fpr  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column  including  the  engagement  at  Abu  Klea^ells 
^  ?hp^«lfand'.7?h  Febnlary  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khe.Uve's  Star). 

3^  Maior  J   H  W  EXnTeried  with  the  .st  BattaUon  Shropshire  Light  Infantry;in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,882,  and 

^liU  at  the'surrender  of  Ka'r  Dowar  and  Damietta  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Seri-ed  m  the  expedition  to 

The  Soudan  ^  risrwith  the  aimel  Corps,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Takdoul   (mentione.l  m 

'*"FMlm\''D'*Tchfpman'serve'd  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  .884-S5  as  Staff  Officer  on  the  Lines  of  (_;ommuni- 

.Tr.nTmentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Chiss  of  the  Medjid.e,  and  Khedive's 

St=ri     '?erved^ith  the  Ko-yptiai  Frontier  Field  Force  in  .885-86,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  Ht  G.n.ss, 

,  „  I'prvpd  in  the  operations  near  Suakiu  in  December  .888,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  as 

llsistantid^tant  General  Egyptmn  Army  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp  and  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh). 

™  T7.^^Frp<lprirk  Fitzgerald.--For  War  Services,  see  Mihtia  (King's  Royal  Rifles). 

3«  Major  SLNoVon^^^^^  Charles  Warren  m  .S84-83  with  the 

''L^^'I^otA  l'g  GoSd^sSv'^d  in  the  Zulu  war  in  .S79  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in 

•*»•'  Major  A.  -1-J- »J.  "'-'"^'-*    °    ,  ,^  _^     __j t    „t    tv.„    ootlnii  «f    AKn  T*'loa  rlVTdnl  with  t.wn  (:1«<im.  nn^I 


-85  wUhtheHeavy  Camel  Regiment,  and  was  preserit  at  the  action  of  Abu  Klea  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and 

"i^Sor  tte  Hon.  R.  Allsopp  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  .882 
(4th  CMass  of  the  Medjidie,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


1004    "3    "•""    " - 

'^M^Taior  A^Hon.  R.  Allsopp  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  .882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tcl-cl-Kebir 


n^-snne  nf  OjJu-e,-s~War  Services  of  the  Fiell  Oirk-er.-:  r-Q,, 


SPV^£k!t^^.^I^i:Z^:.::r^.S:ffl-!"^  '"-^  -^  ^attaUon  B^;   BH,, 


JJiiili.',  ii'iil  was  vcr\' 


MVirely  wounded  at  the  battle  of  Amoafal  (Medal  with  Clasp 

',',:,  ^'•':'°'™<''  H-  ^  'S'l's  s^"'?<}  with  the  InniskiUiiiK  Drasoons  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi 

snhsequently  as  Staff  Officer  at  Fort  Newd^aTe^Meclfl  w'ih  Claspl  ^™    "'  '^''""'  '°  ""^  »'i»'^<ivon,  and 

aIIl&Kh«ii"\''^arf'"'"  -^"'^'^  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,S8.  with  the  Commissariat  and  Transport  Staff 

pr::e^^.^etS?rTl^;^;*^^f^ff^5;^-ri4,1^;.;^''-  -'i,BaUaUon  Gordon  Highlanders,  and  was 
lion  in  1S84  under  8ir  Gerald  GraaL  with  the  Mlutii  r  l^v.  ,';  .r'  ■"'''  """  *"'''."'  '"  ^"^  ^''"''•■^"  ^'''P"'^'- 
,n,d  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches  5th  (Mass  irthe  Med  idie  n      .'70/  "^''''^q"'  '",  '■'"=  ^^'isf^^nts  at  El  Teb 

B.I 7,ar Valley  (lledal)  "  '^•"   "'  "'^-^'''  '''>'*  ""^  P'^'^^'^n'  "•"!»  l™t»'  expeditions    into  the 

l,attlc  of  Ulundi  (Medal  with  CUasp).    Served  x\"th the  tedmanilMndPvnp  1       ^^^^'^^<°''f'  ^"(1  was  present  at  the 

Deen-TMe°dan.''-"-'^''''"'  ''"'"'  '»«''=  ^fs'^'^'^  w"'- in '87S-79.  and  was  present  in  the  enaagenicnt  at  Saifu- 
2  ?f".'°''  S'  V  ■i^'^"';'''-'  *""■'■'' '-"  "-'"J  ^°^''  '^^  "f  '5''  with  the  Nati.1 1'ield  Force 

(ion  ^rl;,i;/^ail^:.Sd^;;,'^^!;^^.?sj^ii^l^;tdS,^'^"  ^''^■"-  ^'  "''-'"■^  ^-^'  '"=  ->-"■ 

K.rbeican  (mentioned  in  despatc'hes,  m-evetiVM^lotiMa^^ 

=  s;^,^Sf  t.^S^'rr:^o?J?3r''  ""'"""-^  ^°"^  ^'«-  '-  tL'A„hau>^;XS'^arch  to  October 


■'.?  ^-V^"',"""]  ^"  (-'.Martin  was  employed  on  special  service  at  the  Capo  diirius  the  Zala  war  of   iGtq  (Medal 

:;^:^^^:^¥s^^,^hs^^^s:^:ijs^^!^:^,  thjE,ypti^rwar„f.sB.ra:i  ^^^^ 

"-  JLajor  H.  EH  Walton  served  with  the  4th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,83-,  and  was  present  in 
J^'l.Saft.^th  Clt^-Vanll^^rSliS  ItT™  ""^"""^  ^'  ^^^^^^'"'  "'^  '^'^'"«  of^yeLel-KeUr,  and  the  capturrof^olro 
(m^,^onS^^'diXSriS;,i!\J!i^?5;;^'i,;;?Sgtii?c^StSf  ''""'  "^^  '-•-'"'--"''  -^  transport  Stall 
svilvh^ltnaKhediye^Sl^^^^  '""'  """  P™'°"'  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal 

*'»  MajorE.Buvrell  .served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  with  the 
Kooruni  Division,  including  the  Zaimusht  E.-cpedition  and  the  assault  of  Zawa  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medah 

I  Khedive's  Star), 
yptiau  war  of 

Served  with. 

Major  A.  I    Middleton  served  with  the  15th  Hussars  in  the  Cau(h)har  Column  in  the  Atvrhan  war  of  1878-70 
including  the  advance  to  Khclat-i-tihilzai  (Aledal).  '^' 

^T*'^  ^Nlajor  J.  Alexander  served  witli  the  King's  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Zuhi  war  of  1S79  in  the  squadron  under 
Ma,ior  Marter,  from  ist  June  to  tlie  end  of  tlie  war.  including  the  cavalry  affair  at  Erzungayan  and  the  capture  of 
King  Cetewayo  (Medal  witli  Clasp).  ^ 

^-^  Major  R.  F.  iloore  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0  (Medal). 
„:'^''  Major  E.B.M'Inni-s  served  with  the  9th  Lancers  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-S0,  including  the  affairs  at 
Ivilla  Kazi  and  Mah  bung  and  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  iS/g  (mentioned  in  despatches)  -  accom- 
panied Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Caudahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

'-•^  Major  D.  C.  Dean-Pitt  served  iu  the  Afghan  war  of  1378-S0  (Medal). 

^-"^I  Major  P.  M.  King  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iSS?  with  the  7th  Dragoon  Guards,  and  was  present  in  tht^ 
engagement  at  Mahsama,  at  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  and  the  capture  of 
Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  ami  Khedives  Scarj. 

■•-'  Lt.Colonel  F.  H.  Whelcr  served  with  the  Sist  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S7S-70,  and  was  present  at 
the  ca})tiire  of  Ali  :Musjid  CMedal  with  Clasp). 

*-"i  Major  F.  W.  Watkins  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal).    Also  served  iu  the  Buer  warof  iSSr. 

■*-■■'  Major  C.  E.  Sawyer  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  187S-79  as  Orderly  Otticer  to  Brigadier  General  Appleyard 
and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  uf  Ali  Mnsjid  and  the  Bazar  Vallev  K.-cpedition  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■>-■'  Major  J.  W  .  A.  Druinmond  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  iSSs  with  the  :2nd  Battalion  of  the 
Snrits  Guards,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  Tamai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of 
Major.  Medal  with  Clasji,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'J"  Major  E.  L.  Braithwaite  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  on  special  service,  and  whs  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-ei-Kebir 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

■'^'  Major  R.  C.  Tumor  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  in 
1874  (Medal). 

*"-  Lt.Colonel  G.  V.  Turner  served  in  the  Afghan  war  iu  187S-79  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Thelwall 
and  Brigadier  General  Forbes,  an  d  was  present  in  the  operations  in  the  Koornm  Valley,  and  at  the  capture  of  the 
Peiwar  Kotal  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  took  part  in  the  Zaimusht  Expedition  in  command  of  a  company  of  the 
2nd  liattalion  uf  the  tith  Foot,  and  was  present  at  the  assault  of  Zawa  (Medal  with  (.'lasp). 

'■'^  Major  R.  H.  Brown  served  in  the  Alghan  war  of  1S7S-S0,  including  the  operations  in  Besud  (Medal). 

'^'  Major  M.  G.  Johnstone  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1834-85  on 
the  Head  Quarters  Staff,  and  raised  upwards  of  100  men  for  the  2nd  Mounted  Ritles  (Carriugton's  Horse). 

^^■''  Major  S.  Phillips  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1870-80  (Medalj. 

'^''  Major  N.  Sadleir- Jackson  served  with  the  King's  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79,  in  the  sqnadron 
under  Major  Martcr.  includingthecavalry  affair  at  Erzungayan  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^'  Major  E.  V.  Ehves  served  in  No.  3  Battery  sth  Brigade  with  the  Indian  cohiinn  under  Brigadier-General 
Ross  throughout  the  operations  iu  Perak  in  1875-7  (Medal  with*  Clasj*).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  188-- 
(Medal,  and  Khedive's  :Star). 

^^  Major  AV.  P.  Thring  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kassasin  on  the 
9th  September,  and  at  the  Itattle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Kliedive's  Star). 

^"^  Major  St.  (_i.  J.  Rathborne,  when  a  Lieutenant  in  the  6th  Foot,  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-30  as 
Transport  Officer  with  the  Koornm  Valley  Field  Force  (Medal).  Served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Berkshire  Regiment, 
throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  iSS:;,  and  was  present  at  the  surrender  of  Ka'.r  Dowar  (Medal,  and  Khedive's 
Star).     Served  throughout  the  eainp!iiL:ii  in  the  ICii^teru  Souilan  iu  i335  with  the  ist  JiHttaliun  of  tiic  llorksb'ic 

.'/  .'/ 


5^66  Ursei-ca  of  ()ijh:er^—\Va,-  Services  of  the  Field  Officers. 

«3  ^iX;  i- "  C^lwfn  se^^'un  the  Egypuan  wa,-  of  .38.  in  commana  of  the  4tU  Company  of  Aux.hary  Trans- 

•'"/h  iS^Mac^lueWin^Lrvecl  with  the  ,.t  Battalion  Shrop.hive  Light  Infantiyinthe  Egyptian  war  of  ,88.  ana 
u^r^PspVItnie  sun  Into  o^^^^^^  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Stan.     Served  m  the  expedi  .on 

to  toe  SotSani^^  "sis  «Shtlie  .ft  Battalio.,  Shropshire  Light  Infantry  (Clasp),  and  ...  the  snbsciuent  occupat.on 

°^?5"tJ''°''^f??'w  n3Vw.;e'4^vedw.ththe  .5th  King's  Ow.i  Bordc.-e.-s  in  the  Af^'han  war  of  ,878-80,  first 
.ift  S°Pesh^™'\^ary"Kl?d  Fortrinch.dln.'  the  Bazar  V a^ley  Expedition  under  L.o.t,  Gene.-al  Maude,  and 

^s^SiS^.s;liS^^c^De;::it;i:i;^!r;;r^srin^^^^^^ 

on  Hie  Convoy  mr"6th  Mara  at  the  ile^truction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  Star). 

147    T.trnloiielB  E  SoraEEe.— For  War  Services,  see  Gentlemen  at  Anns,  p.  130. 
«  MijorGH.  Johnston  fined  with  the  .nrt  Battalion  ,5th  Foot  in  the  A.ghan  war  .n  ,S8o  w.th  the  Cand.bar 

'^-VaZTf  G'l'4°ed*'se?red''w^  the  Afghan  war  in  187S-79.  and  was  present  at  the 

captu^'of  A^;  Musild  fnd  in  the  expedit.ons  ?uto  the  Bazar  Valley.including  the  atta.r  at  Deh  Sarak  (Medal  w.tb 

""'^liJ^  t^^^J^^^^i^^^^^i^el^i^  the  Egyptian  wnrof  .88MMedal,  and  Khedive's  Star) 
.«  Major  I'd  Addison  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  .878-8.,  and  was  present  .nthe  engagements  at  Ahmed 

""^^  y--?l'Vowhni's"-red!vHh  ?i"Nne'Ex^dition  in  .884-85,  and  was  presen-,  in  the  engagement  at  Kir- 

'^^'^f  M'a'jor  T  ^"BhonS'serJed  in'the  Afghan"^ar  in  ,83o  with  the  and  Battalion  15th  Foot  with  the  Candahar 

^'^i^MaToi^F  °E's^cSd'lTs™li;i'fr.hill'^^  war  of  .878-80.  including  the  expedition  against  the  Marris  a, 
Mai  (mentionef-indesparches  Medal).  Served  .dth  the  e.xpedit.on  up  the  Uiver  Gambia,  West  Coast  of  Africa, 
in  ,89.-92  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Tancaster  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war 

ofTss'^rd-lva^s^^reSt  ^^^^^^^^^'^'S^^f^-^^S.  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin.a,.d 

'"'fn'rV  p,,lnrpl  F   \v  Pnn7era  served  in  the  opei-ations  in  Mataheleland  in  .893-94  (Medal).  „      ,„ 

Ba  arviue."andin  t^"  ei'g^^^^^  Pass  (Medal).  Served  throughout  the  Hazara  campaign  in  .885 

"i?|{LiorR.''T.t.  Lo"™?Beiwu1.The  Zulu  war  of  1879  with  the  King's  Dragoon  Guards  (Medal^with  Clasp). 

'^^  iCllastei  of  Mvnie  s?rved  in  the  Zulu  war  of  ,879  (mei.tioned  in  despatches  Medal  w.th  Clasp). 

severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .    .,,      .  „ 

l!S]^?r\?-J?rr'^;f"r^Brwlr1?^n^S^r[n^>S>^l^.  dragoons.     Served  with  the 
Bechuanalanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1SS4-85. 
475  -iroioi-w  G    Rnwver  servedin  the  .\  ghan  warof  .878-So(.VIcdaI).  ,  ,      ■  ,    ^,        , 

'".fS^S'SSrilSSS  SSut-i  R.ii.t  r„,  „.<„  »i,  not.,-,  i™  »  .1,! "  co.,™.,i.n.  .r  lb. 

British  Military  Base  Depot  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

(Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,        .     „  i   i      i  ■       -^oo 

'^S^^t^^^^X^S-S^^^S^^^^^^^^^^^^^  Khedive's  star). 


engagement   at  Sbahjui   Ahniea  Kh^vl   „^^  r-^"''^''''"™''  operations  in  the  Lo<riir  Vailpv   \?'^r  °  """ ''''.™"'"' 

«i  Major  A.  G.  S.  Beadnell  servea  with  thp  "?,h  V-^"."^?"'^  Transport  OtUcer  (Ueciall 
.Sg^^^.t.he.sha.nrva,...,e,^-1-.-- 

engag'^Sl^ti-  ft  Ef'Sfg^^^V-^SitV^^  °a^^f,°°1.?ort^  '"  "">  ^"">T"-  --  "^  'SS..  ana  wa.  presentin  the 


a n,l  Bronze  Decoration ).     Served  in  the  M  ,','h  p .^,7^- '"''''*°°.'  ■"  ">< 
3rd  Battalion  Kind's  Roval  Rifle  C^rnsi^, hi  p"^   .'!"""  ™'^"'  ^"' 

Ttr&K  -''*  -'"^  '"^^  -d  Battahon  K.n.%^ri'U't.^-?L^'^:ly'e^Star.  -- --d^n£M 

,,r::eK'',lS''o7TU^e7^^'^^^^^^ 

t.^ni  m  1S84  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Hro-hlanders'  find  h'      '"'  "  '^'"' '  '"^°  ^^'='-™''  '^  ^>">  Snndan  E,  ,ed? 

(4th  Ulass  of  the  Me.i.jidie,  two  Clasps)      Serv'ed  in  the  NirpPvn»?>'''"'°''°''''=  engaeementsat  El  Teb  an<rTe,na 

Expodit,'on  .n  .SS^-fi  ^ithl^'e  '"nd^B^^X'rofX  Duke^o^^'iS''  J*,?.**  f '^l'*'^;'''^  ^^-•'-     ^-^1  -  «>«  ^-^e 

a^lir?r^  S^d'^.r  ^'^^-'-^  ^^'•«--  "'■^  - ---^  -"  iesUot!oroTth^1\l.tforr:.°o^i  '\U-k£« 

4^?°""  '■  r  ''"°'  "-"'  ""  ""^  """"  ""  *°  "''■ '''''  '™^  "^'=^^°'  '-^  '^=  ™^^=~' '''  ^"'-1'  <^eda,  With 
.S79.fn'STo?i'pf,^nnreTdtrn'^ro'ra°J^~^^ 
J-  n^ineer  in  the  Candahar  Field  Force  from  i>SSTASLi,,,Ri^'fu»?''n^^'='^'-':P'^''^'«  •  ™^  AssistanI  P.em 

was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir    Medal  «fthaasn  and  l^''*'»/'^!"»"  i'"  tte  Egyptian  war  of  z8S,.  and 

-  Major  W  p"  XaS'?""''^^"."^''  tL  operlVions  ifEXl^'dtf. sll  ''^''• 
.S83,^XCLdih\tv1yi^a7;.''*'^'°''  ^"«''"°°  Manchester  Regfmlnt  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of 

GuaVd'i?°™i-li;iS'ouk'?Parm'Sr''to^^^ 

the  attack  on  the  convoys  on  the  .4th  and  "ofh  Mai  ch  and  at  thP  T'-f'^f ""  '°f  '^"  '"^S^'^^'nent  at  Hasheen    at 

-  MAor'H'a-  H^'??Jr-'"''"j''-^-vp.iaoF™'nt?e°r'F'i^VfFo'  fi^^^^^^^^^  ^^"'''  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 

.   -  Mr^G.  ?:  Ca^plS   ervtd";f.'\re'i'F4s-i't\^nrs;s'  'o^ts'l^l"''!  -,?^  ^^^dive's  Star,, 
ing  the  ist  Division  Peshawur  Vallev  FieTd  For^e  «n,i  „«^„'  ''?  't  ^'^"P  '°  'he  General  Officer  Comm-nd- 

-^  Major  T.  Davison  served  wiU,  fhe  ,^t  Sltaiion  R^^iriri  h'p,  ^'  capture  of  AU  Musjid  (Medal  wtb  c7asp), 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  wIdCaTp  and  Khedul's  Star?  "  '  E«.VP'>^°  war  of  1S8.,  and  wis 
^^^i.^:^''-''-^'^^^^^'-'^^^<'^'^^^^y^^^^ior^i:^is^%,,,,,  service  (Medal  w,th  Clasp  ana 

Depu?fi°^iL?trdjut°anr^ieS  "  ""  '°""'  ^^™^"  "^'- '°  '^''-5-  -  SpecTaffei^ice,  and  afterwards  as  a 

st^^^jj's^oi^.na'^sTtrtrairtii^ouSorrriuT^^^^^       '° '"« ^^--r '"  -^^^  '--^-^  ^^e 

NVk,  Kambula  H,ll,  and  Uln,  di  (Meda°S  Clasp)    Se"S,nthe'&nrm^^         ^'T,"'  '"•  "";"B''S""e'^ts  of  Zimsia 
Column  (Medal  with  Clasp)  --laspi.  aened  m  the  Buimese  Expedition  m  1S85-66  with  the  Tonghoo 

lAftha'^frn  Fi?ldForS',Medll1.'"  "'  •""''°  ""'  '"  ''''-'°  '°  ""«  "^'^"^P"''  Department  with  the  Southern 
'    "'^*  Maior  ^''r'^Sdr  ^^"e1  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) 

iand  caXtf  i,i^^Sl.^lVda[  wifht!|L°p7"-  "'  ''^'-'^  ""'"^  "'^  ^"^  '^-"^''--  -^  wa,  present  at  the  attack 
,o/tL'SiburFi^id^Fo™e?Mldir"''  '"  ''^''''■'^•''''""''^■^''-^"-Transport  ^ 

.he  Chitral  Relief  Force  ui<lerairE(^beA  Low  PnTq'.    =^  1    '"v"''',"??'"'^-  ^"'i'^^'"  '^^9-9°  •"''sp).    Served  with 
lespatches,  Medal  M°th  01^81)^  ^^         Assistant  Divisional  Transport  Officer  (mentioned  in 

Jecoration).  Kobertsm  the  maich  t-?  ".aadahar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze 

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5-76,/  lieserue  of  Officers— War  Services  of  the  FiM  Offic<;:<. 

Regiment  on  the  Lines  °^  ^tommun.ca  ion  u,,  the  N^^^       berve  ^^^"^1^      ^^  ^^i„i^^ ,  y^^^,^  ^„,i  Khedive's  Star,. 
dtirinB  the  operations  on  the  Uppei  N.leand  «  asprescni  ni  me  l^^^^  Hegiment  ( Medal) .  Se.vcd  in  the 

==^  Miijor  R.  P.  Macrtonald  served  m  the  Afghan  ^v^^^^ 

fMTar^v5h^Ti;^;??a;so''^ith'rh^\'^'=Batt^^^^^^^^^  Hegime-nt  in  .88.-8,  indudin,  the    exoed.f.on  t„ 

^^nS&^A.'^"rBinSBervedi?t^^^  '"«  ''"'"=''  ''"'^  <""''"^  "'^ 

the  Peiwar  Kotal  (Medal  with  Clasp).  „„„i„-f  thp  rjsilpk.aK  in  1S77-7?.     Served  in  the  Zulu  war  of 

Z  rnt^vaTp';^^'n^^'J..Te;ta"^^^^^^^^^^^  ^"  '^-P-"-'  -->  "'"' 

''■S'^IaJorJ.W.Maletservedthrou.J^t^U.Afeh^^^ 

Orderly  Officer  to  BrisadierGeneralbil^andwaspiesentm  them  Kxpertition  (Medall. 

^  "SSt^^Hk^iiJl^l^c^F^r^eV^r  e^p^iJ^^^Uf  %iUi„s  in  .88S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
"^S'^l^^fTc'c^^^iS^f^vs-ei  with  the  =5.1.  K:n«-s  Own  Borderer,  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .S.c-So  with 

is?^i!r^^i^;;;rE;.;"5^^i^SwSi'^i^'S^^-^^  --"^^--^'^ "'  ■''  "■" 

and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp.  ""'I  Khedive  «  Star)  RMttalion  Yorkshire  Regiment 

^3.  Major  E.  J.  B.  Buclcle  served  '  ""ng  the  ^■'';'.^'^I\«      "Ji^'^J^^^f,,  ^Vr^tie^^^^         Korce  h.  .S85-86  during  the 

':^,^^^^!^l^:^^^l^^:^^'^^^^^^'^  'i-i--  Ass.:ant  Provost  Marshal  (Medal, 

""m.  M''„Tnv  s  MtcDougall  served  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,882,  and  was  present  at 

th:bSo?TJldrhTr'ireVfl.vwound. 
=3.  Major  J.SR   «';°t\';f;f,f ^Seda^a! u   Khed  v'e's  i"a*!    S^e'i-ved  throughout  ihe  Nile  IC.M-edition  in  ,884-85 

■^l^^'Maior  F  W  Becher  served  with  the  Isa.ai  Expedition  in  1892.     Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under 
Sir  R^h^i?t  Low\n3^^ith  the  .st  Ba«aUon  Be^.rdshi,.  R,^gin.e^^^^^  ^fc   a^ 'Warren  in  r8»4-85. 

■■.^-  Major  F   S.  Thormou  '''^"«^,^\'''l'>',«  f  A^'XndersT^  war  in  1870-80,  and  was  present  in  the 

o;e:.a'Srafou^d  ^^;^S^S^i^z;9^^^^^     «er-d  with  the  ^.nd  Highlanders  in  the  Boer  war 

"■^i^^ajor  R.  ^  ^ooUl^^s^ervedin^  ^^^^Z^;:^^^.^^^^^^'^::^^^ 
the  force  under  Ma.ior  General  PhajT^e   '^f'JJ'':  ^fi'^^^n^l.^l.^e       (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive-s  Star  . 

^!X'Sj;>rs^i'^^if  ;^53SSi|HSSS^s^  ™'  ^^^^  "^■ 

?h'^';?st'°M':i^l'?Xi''"sS^,Xlt?trSS*^e^  .8,3  w?th  the  .nd  Battalion 

Seaforth  Highlanders  (Modal  w'lth  Clasp)  Af^bonwar  of  ,878-80  with  the  2nd  Battalion  ot  the  Liverpool 

=«  Major  LC^Dunda^served  throughout  th^A^^^^^^^  ^^^  ^^  ^^^  ,^    p^i„^,  ^otal 

^^^^^^^^^fP^~^:^  '^^XflS^o^^^i^-^:^'^^].  Standerton. 

si|rvi^e|gg"£2SH£^ 

of  ,88^  and  was^res^t  at?tTattle  of  TeU  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medj.d.e,  and  Khedive  s 

""T,? ^ajor  f"EN\" Wood^eked  with  the  Zhoh  Valley  Expe.Ution  in  .884. 

®  «?kajor  W.  J.  Mackeson  served  in  the  Xile  Expedition  in  :8S4-S5  with  the  Camel  Corps  ,Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
""^''^aior^?  H  Purvis  ser.-ed  with  the  ..th  Lancers  as  Transport  Offleer  in  the  Zith.  war  of  ,879.  and  was 
:  -  rS^iESSiSe^lS^  ^-  -r^r^^^^ad;an^^^;^^J^Ser%» 

^^ZrS^^'^  ^^^'^.Z'^^i^^^^^^^'^^p'^'^  -ar  of  ,87,.  and  was  present  at  the 
action  of  Gingindhlo™  and  rehef  "JEkowe  (Medal  with  '  ;;'^')-       staflordshire  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war 

linnwarof  1882,  and  was  presetit  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magi,ir  .ina   lei  ci  ji.uiii,,..,  lu  1.10 

2§SS?r5HS2?'SS»ISss£SS^ 

^f^k:^oi  u'?t"'For?e's''servcdintheZul,.warin  .879,  and  was  present  in  the  cavalry  affair  at  Er.unga.van 

and  in  the  enu-a'-emeut  at  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■  ^^fi^'^^^r^S.^^^^'S^^'n.SB.-Z.^.O.me,^  Battalion  Hampshire  Regimes 

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engagement  ut  the  Tofrek  zereba  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  wim  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's 
wUh  Clas°.'  liid'khedive's'sr-^  '"  ""^  Egyptian  war  of  .8S2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  o£  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal 
'«  Major  W.  Francis  served  with  the  ind  Battalion  Dnke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infanlry  throughout  the  K.^'vntian 
»T  Piv  , !fp  '  """^'Jn"^  ''rtr°f  '}'■  ^^^  ■•J™'"i=i'ssance  in  force  from  Alexandria  nn  the  5th  Aignst.  in  the  entragcmcnts 
at  i,l  Magfar  and  Tel-el-ltahuta,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (iledal  with  1  'lasn 
and  JvuedivR  s  ^tar).  '' ' 

■•"  Major  A.  G  G  Elton  served  witli  the  SSth  Regiment  throughout  the  Kafir  war  of  1377-7S,  and  tlie  Zulu  war  of 
Tbyg  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ' 

'»  Major  L.  C.  M.  Blacker  served  in  the  Afghan  -war  in  1678  -79  (Medal). 

''■s  Major  C.  H.  (Jostling  served  with  the  Bechaanaland  E.-cpcdllion  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  iSSj-Jjwith  the 
I  St  Battahon  of  the  Rryal  Scots.  ^ 

;«;  Major  G.  A.  P.  Evans  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879  with  the  oth  Lancers  (Modal). 

>0't  Major  .\.  P  Crawley  served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S70,  and  was  present  at  the 
action  of  Gingindhlovu  and  relief  of  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasn).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1SS5  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ^* 

-S  ^'■?"'°"'=!,fl-  ^^'-  Scadamore  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  12th  Foot  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-30  (Medal), 
jos  Vlajor  A.  Elias  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockliart  with 
the  Walakand,  Mohmand,  and  Tirah  Expeditionarv  Forces  (Medal  with  two  t'lasps) 

■""  Major  A.  Lumb  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S8.,  Ss  (.Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also 
served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  including  the  engagement  at  Giniss  Served  in  tlie  cam- 
paign on  the  North  We,=t  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lookhan  in  1897,  and  was  present  in  the  engagmeent 
at  fthahkadr— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■■;'  Major  C.  H.  Alexander  served  with  the  99th  Regiment  tiiroughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in 
ttie  engagements  of  Inyezane  and  Gingindhlovu  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"°  Major  H.  D.  Banks  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Afghan  war  from  Octoi)er  1878  to  Au"Ust 
1S80,  took  part  in  the  advance  on  and  occupation  of  Candahar  and  Khelat-i-Ghilzie,  and  was  present  in  the  ca<»a<»e- 
ments  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (.Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Marri  Expedition  under 
Brigadier  General  MacGregor.    Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 

'■■'  Major  H.  S.  Barlow  served  with  tlie  78th  Highlanders  in  the  .Ifghan  war  in  1880  (Meilal) 

»"  Major  M.  R.  HysloD  served  with  the  :7th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1873-70  with  the  ist  Division 
Peshawur  \  alley  Field  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  .\li  Musjid  and  in  the  first  expedition  into  the 
Bazar  \  alley  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Burmese  Exnedition  in  1888-89  wi'h  the  and  Battalion  Ijeicester- 
shire  Regiment  in  the  Upper  Banna  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■■■s  Major  A.  Towers-Clark  served  with  the  57th  Regimeatin  the  Zulucampaign  of  1870.  including  the  action  of 
Gingindhlovu  and  relief  of  Ekowe.  Served  afterwards  to  the  end  of  the  war  as  Orderlv  Oflicer  to  Lt.Colonel 
Clarke  while  commanding  successively  ihe  2nd  Brigade  1st  Division  and  "Clarke's  Co'lumn."  Made  several 
road  surveys,  including  the  road  111  Zululaiid  from  St.  Paul's  to  the  Middle  Drift  of  the  Tugcla  River  (Medal 
viith  Clasp). 

"  Major  A.  S.  Drummond  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Abu  Klea 
(  Medal  with  two  Clasjis,  and  Khedives  Star). 

5;*  Major  H.  C.  Legh  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Afghan  war  from  October  1S78  to  November 
1S80,  took  part  in  the  advance  on  and  occupation  of  Candahar  and  Khelat-i-GhiIzie,and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ments at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  (4hiiznee  ;  accoinnaniel  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar, 
an'l  was  iiresent  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  in  the  Marri 
Expedition  under  Brigadier  General  MacGregor.    Also  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  188 1  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 

^•3  Major  H.  W.  Mitchell  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  loSi. 

^■''' Major   P.   H.  Acheson  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frootier  Field  Force  in '-S85-85,  and  was  present  in  ths 
engagement  at  Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  .Star). 
,     '^  Major  H.  B.  Fowler  served  with  the  Birrmese  Expedition  in  1S85-B9  with  th3  2nd  Battalion  Queen's  Royal 
AVest  Surre.v  Regiment  under  Brigadier  General  Lockhart  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^-^  Major  J.  J.  Porteous  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  I&79-33,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  ?Iazeena 
Valle.y — se\'erel.y  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

•>^^  Major  F.  C.  TroUope  served  in  the  Bechaanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  iSS4-?5  with  the 
Balloon  Detachment. 

^^■^  Major  A.  W.  A.PoUoc'ivServediu  theoiierations  against  Sskukuni  in  the  Transvaal  in  187S  ;  also  tlir.jiigliout  the 
Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  w-as  present  in  tlie  engagements  at  Zungin  Nek,  Ka.inbnla  Hill,  and  Ulundi  (.Medal  with 
Clasp).  Servei  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1SS5  in  comrannd  of  the  12th  company  of  the  Commissariat 
and  Transport  Corps,  as  Transport  Odicerto  the  2nd  Brigade,  and  was  present  in  the  eugagements  at  Hasheen  and 
the  Tofrek  zereba  anii  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^~  Major  H.  Croslde  served  with  the  Sist  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  piissent  at  (he  capture 
of  Ali  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"s  Major  A.  E.  H.a.v  served  in  the  -Afghan  war  of  1878-80.  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  of  Ahmed  Kheyl 
accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candaliar  (Medal 
with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

^^'^  Major  W.  B.  Bntler-Creagli  served  with  the  51st  Light  Infantr.y  in  the  Afghan  war  in  7870-80  (Medal). 
Served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry'  in  the  Zhob  Field  Force  in  189-.  under  Sir 
George  "NA^iite  during  the  Zhob  and  Kiderzai  Expeditious  and  in  the  march  to  Vihowa.  Sereedinthe  Sniitli  .Vfrican 
war  in  1899-1900  as  Commaadant  Base  Derails  at  Port  ElizabetD,  and  altervvards  as  2nd  in  Lommand  at  the  Remount 
Depot,  Port  Elizabeth. 

^^"  Major  H.  GouLmrn  served  in  the  campaign  in  tlie  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  logS.  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"  Major  Hon.  H.  F.  White  served  ic  tee  Scudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1809-1900— si  gatiy  wouncieJ. 

'"  Major  S.  F.  Chichester  served  with  the  21st  Fusiliers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  as  Adjutant  in  the 
operations  against  Sekakuni,  including  the  storming  of  the  stronghold  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer 
war  in  1S81  ,1s  Adintant  of  the  G.arrison  of  Pretoria  during  its  investment. 

™  Major  C.  C.  Douglas  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884  as  -\ide  de  Camp  to 
Major  General  Davis,  Comnian  iing  2nd  Brigade,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  .i-ith  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85 
with  the  Desert  Column  attached  to  the  19th  Hussars  (Clasp). 

59*  Major  R.  Gore  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-85  with  the  :st  Battalion  of  the  Eoyal  Sussex  Regiment, 
and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column  under  Sir  Herliert  Stewart  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star).  __  nr    1   ^ 

»5  Major  H  Morgan  served  in  tlii  Zulu  war  in  1870,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  uhradi  (Medai 
with  Clasp).     Served  iu  the  Boer  war  of  188:  and  was  nreseat  in  the  engagement  at  Lang's  Nek. 

=»*  Major  C.  H.  L.  Baskerville  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  with  the  51st  Light  Infantry,  and  took  part 
with  the  second  expedition  into  the  Lughman  Valley  including  the  engagement  atNargosi  (Medal).  Served  with 
the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S85  on  the  Commissariat  and  Transport  Stafl". 

'='  Major  .\.  H.Randolph  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S  80  (Medal). 

=»s  Major  D.  G.  R  Ryder  served  with  the  3rd  Batt  ilion  60th  HiWes  in  the  latter  part  of  the  Zulu  war  ol  187.1 
(Medal).  Also  served  with  the  ^r  1  Battalion  in  the  Boer  warin  i83i,  and  waspresentm  the  engagements  at  Lang  s 
Nek  and  the  In^o^^o  River.  Served  with  the  3rd'Battalion  Kin_''s  Ro.yal  Rifle  Corps  m  the  Kgypnan  war  01  1882, 
and  was  prei-ent  in  t)i '  enn^'^emeut  at  Telel-.Mahuta.  in  the  action  at  Kassasm  9th  Septeml>er),  and  at  the  nattle 
of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  I'lasp,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  in  the  Soudan  Exoeilitnn  in  1-84  with  the 
3rd  Battalion  Kiuc^'s  Ro-sal  Rifle  ( 'orps,  and  was  present  iu  the  engagement  at  Temai  (two  Clasps,. 

i«  Sir  John  Willoughby  served  with  the  Royal  Horso  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present 


57^/  Heserve  of  Officers, — War  Services  of  the  Field  Officers. 

in  the  aolion  at  Kassasinon  the  otii  September  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Me-lal  with  Clasp,  Jind  Khedive's 
Star).     Served  wirh  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  on  Transport  duty  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 
****  Major  J.  T.  Bouomi  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Med**!  with  Clasp). 

^-  Mnjor  U-  H.  Wylly  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  South  StatTord shire  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of 
1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive'.s  Star)  ;  also  served  with  the  Xile  Expedition  in  1884-85,  and  was  present  at  the  action, 
of  Kirbekan  (two  Clasps). 

^'^-  Lt.Col'melJ.  Tyrv/hitt -Walker  served  in  the  Epryptiau  warof  1882  with  the  1st  Battilion  Royal  Irish  Fusiliers, 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Starl. 

^^  Major  H.  Lynr'n  served  with  the  66th  Recfiment  in  the  A  lu'han  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  enpajje- 
ments  at  Girishk  ar  '1  Mai  wand — dangerously  wounded  (Medal).  Served  throughout  the  campaign  in  the  Eastern 
youdanin  1S85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Berkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  reconnaissance  to  Hasheen 
on  the  :st  February,  and  in  the  eneagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

''''*  Major  C.  Russell  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  sud  Battalion  Royal  Susses  Regiment  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  including  the  opera- 
tions in  the  Bazar  Valley  i  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^"^  Major  J.  B.  Stracey  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Scots  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S83.  and  was  present 
in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

""S  Major  H.  C.  F.  Macdonald  served  with  the  72nd  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  from  January  1S7Q  with  the 
Koorum,  Cabul,  and  Cabul-Candahar  Field  Forces,  including  the  Khost  Expedition,  the  engagement  atCharasiah, 
and  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1879;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar, 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  aud  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  with  the  is^t 
Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^^  Major  Fraser  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1000,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  of  Kimberley  as  Staff 
Officer,  and  afterwards  in  command  of  Beaconsheld  Town  Guard  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

'■"*  Major  W.  M.  M.  Edwards. — For  War  Services,  see  the  Honourable  Corps  of  Genrlemen  at  Arms,  p.  130. 

'■'"  Major  H.  Graham  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  the  Tofrek 
zereba  (Medal  witli  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star)  T  iii  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  December  188S  including 
the  en;;agement  at  Gtmaizah  (Clasp) ;  and  in  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  Frontier  in  1889  including  the  engag-e- 
nient  at  Toski  (Clas[)). 

•^'i  Major  C.  E.  Orman  served  m  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  and  Battalion  of  the  Essex  Reg^iment 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

6'^  Major  A.  W.  B.  Gordon  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  188-2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'''^  Major  Pilkington  served  in  the  Boer  war  in  1881  aR  Transoort  Officer,  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  nf  188?  as 
Acting  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sii'  Archibald  Alison,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

****  Major  W.  J.  Houner  8er^'ed  in  the  Afghan  war  in  18S0  (Medal).  Served  with  tb«  Akha  Expedition  in  1883-84. 
Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i8S5-87in  command  of  the  Hazara  Mountain  Battery  from  April  i3S6  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  with  the  Hazara  E.vpedition  in  18SS  in  command  of  the  Hazara  Mountain 
Battery  (Clisp) ;  and  with  the  first  Miranzai  E.xp^dition  in  iSgi  in  command  of  the  Hazara  Mountain  Battery 
(Clasp). 

'''^  Major  W.  S.  J.  Barry  ser\'ed  with  the  ist  Battalion  Irish  Fusiliers  in  the  Egyptian  v/ar  of  18S2  until  invalided 
on  20th  September  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

''■fi  Major  F.  B.  Jackson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80  (Medal). 

^'"  Major  R.  H.  W.  Dunn  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  as  Adjutant  to  the  1st  Battalion  Royal 
Welsh  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^•^  M*jor  W,  C.  Hussey  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85. 

6^  Major  W.  St.  P.  Bunbury  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i38o  (Medal). 

'■^^  M  ijor  L.  E.  Starkey  served  in  the  Eiryptian  war  of  1882  attacheil  to  the  4th  Dragoon  Guards,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  CIafi>,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^'  Major  C.  R.  Burn  served  with  the  Hazara  F^xpedition  in  i883  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Major  General  M'Queen. 
Conimandine  the  Hazara  I'ield  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"*  Majcr  H.  Blackburn  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  wa^  present  in  the  eni^agement  at  Inyezane,  and  was 
at  Eiiowe  during  the  investment  of  that  place  (Medal  with  Cla«p). 

'''^  Major  J.  D.  A.  T.  Lloyd  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Claspt. 

^-''  Major  G.  S.  C.  Jenkinson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18B5-87,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  an 
engagement  on  the  oth  August  iSS?  (Medal  with  Clsisp). 

^'  Major  Robert  Synge  served  with  the  aud  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry  in  the  Eg^'ptian  war  of  1882, 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir— wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with 
the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'^^  .Major  W.  A.  Chauncv  served  during  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regi- 
menton  the  Linesof  Communication  uptheNile.  Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  during 
the  operations  on  the  Upper  Nile  and  wa*  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'■-^  Major  Hon.  G.  L.  Biyan  served  with  the  :oth  Hussars  m  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  aud  was  present  at  the 
atta^'k  and  capture  of  All  Musjid  and  in  the  engagement  at  Futtehabad  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with 
Ciasp).  Served  througl.futt  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Light  Camel  Reeiment,  and  took  part  in  the 
operations  of  the  Desert  Column  including  the  engagement  at  Abu  Klea  Wells  on  the  iGth  and  17th  February 
(Med.d  with  Clasp). 

^°  Major  G.  M.  Harding  j:erved  during  the  latter  part  of  the  Afghan  war  in  18S0  (Medal). 

"'  Major  A.  F.  Poalton  served  with  the  1st  Battalion  12th  Foot  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-8^  (Medal). 

^^  Major  H.  Midwood  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el  Kebir— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in 
the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  2nd  Battalion 
Hi;  bland  Light  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Malakand  and  Buner  Field  Forces  including  the 
forcing  of  the  Tanga  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"'^  Major  H.  C.  Higgs  ser\'ed  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1885  with  the  Light  Camel  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

^J*  Major  F.  Geldard  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884. 

6'^  Major  G.  H.  M'Laughlin  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  in  1882  {Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^  *-  Major  C.  de  C.  Etheridgc  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-30,  including  the  operations  in  the  Koorura  Valley 
and  with  the  Zaimusht  Expedition  (Medal).  Served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Suudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchenerin 
189S,  and  was  x^reseut  at  the  battle  of  Khartoum  (Briti~h  Medal,  an-i  Khclive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

.jcf  Major  E.  J  J.  Teale  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1885  with  the  Commissariat  and  Transport  Staff.  Served 
in  the  -^outh  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

«7  Major  J.  L.  C.  Acton  served  with  the  SSth  Regiment  throughout  the  Kafir  war  of  Draibcsch  (mentioned  in 
de-p  tclies) :  and  thronirhout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"^  Major  Bradford- Atkinson  served  with  the  -nd  Battalion  Grenadier  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^3  -Maior  B.  St-  J.  Mundy  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement 
at  lla^heen  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^'•^  Major  A.  W.  Birch  ser\'ed  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  {Medal  ^\ith  Clasp). 

f*>  Major  V.  A.M.  Fowler  sen-ed  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  8th  Foot  in  the  Afghan  war  of  18S0  (Medal).  Sen-ed 
n  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-S7  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Liverpool  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^^  M:Llor  S.  P.  Grosvenor  served  with  che  2nd  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian 
war  of  iS  i2,  and  was  present  in  the  engagem'^iits  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin, 
and  at  th  ;  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) 


liesei-ve  of  Officers. —War  Services-  of  the  Fidd  OfHccn.  576;/ 

Bnnn^sTEvT,eS;io?'rnT^^T'«'''°„f  «''"'''l  ^''i"^  ««  ^l"l^s«'0'l  Wu^eeree  Expedition  in  ,SSi.     Serve.l  wit,,  the 

««  Ji;,'^nr°A'''T^wfl'in°„'lT'''n'  '"'i'.'  "'f  ,!*',"-"ese  Expeaitioii  in  ,886-88  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp', 
the  ist  a«^{i/n  Jf  1,«  Rn  Vr'"  H*"?  '^'"'""'  ?,''/i",'^''^  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  witli 
the  i_t,_t  liatta^on  of  the  Royal  Irish  Resmient  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


c.B  ^?^  Ti  i.  f,  ,  ''''™  '*''?'''<1 ;"  '•'le  Afghan  war  in  1870-80  with  the  Koorum  Divis: 
.„-„  f  \  M  ,  •„?''"/lS°,"  f,""'^''  "'"'  •'''=  '-^'nmeron  Hishlanders  throughout  the  Egvptii 
■esent  at  the  battle  oTel-el.Kehir(Med,il  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Starl  ;  also  seT-ved 


Division  (Medal). 

S,Pnr?»il ''"!.«'  ^i^      If  Cameron  Highlanders  (Clasp).  Served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier 
refln^iZr^oi     K^     TtS'n'"'  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  Kosheh  during  its  investment,  at  the 

6«  ?.  "^  December,  aiiri  m  the  engagement  at  Giniss 

MC  ^f"■'°'■  4-  ^'  ■^'"'^-  Cooper-Key  served  in  the  Egj-ptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Rn.^Bde-'^'^J     Bertram  served  m  the  Egyptian  war  ot  1883  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  with  Sir  EveI^^l  Wood's 

CM  lOr  '■       .  ^5*  present  at  the  surrender  of  Kiifr  Dowar  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) 
Welsh  Fu^lfersiMeSiTwItoCllspr  *''"  ^'''''"  ^'^P^'^'"""  '"  '^S-  "^  Transport  Officer  to  the  ist  Battalion  Koyal 
vl'L  ^'^Hl  ''^-  T-  ^''?„°/7"'"  ii^ryea  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  with  the  Suakin  Field 
J^?ti,';  .'1°  °<='^'^"'i?r  '^88  during  the  investment  of  Suakin,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (Medal 

6s,  U^P'  ??'l,'^i!,'"^"'^  *  '"",'■'•    ^'^'o  served  m  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  Frontier  in  i88q. 
,„,.„,     !Vi°''.,  1     ••,  J'J"'*'  ^^^"""^  '"  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  the  Tofrek 
zereba  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

«■  Maj,)r  H.  Walker  «>r\-ed  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Mazeena  and  with 
the  Kama  Expedition  (Medal). 

«■  Major  J.  Shaw  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  as  Brigade  Transport  Officer  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Major  Scott-Murray  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  18S5  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Scots  Guards,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hashcen  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clas]!,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"'■  Lt.Colonel  H.  W.  Lovett  serxed  tliroughout  the  Zulu  war  of  iSrg,  and  was  present  in  the  eni^ao-enicnts  at  Zun»in 
^ekand  Kam&ula  Hill  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  iu  the  Efviitinn  armv 
( (uentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Burmese 
I'.xpeditiou  in  1886-87  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Somersetshire  Light  Infantry-  (Medal  with  Clasp).  FSee  also  Civil 
Decor.itions  for  Gallantry,  p.  786. J  ~ 

'"'  Major  C.  S.  Spong  s  -rved  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  For((e  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  iu  1S96  includ- 
jiig  the  enuagement  at  Firket  and  the  operations  at  Hafir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie, 
Jintish  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'"•"  Major  C.  H.  W.  Maunsell  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iSSo  with  the  2nd  Battalion  15th  Foot  with  the  Canda- 
lia.r  Field  Force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (.Medal). 

'"  Major  E.  F.  Sulivan  served  with  the  67th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the 
ojierations  around  Cabul  m  December  1879  including  the  investment  of  Sherpore  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"-  Maior  G.  Wemyas  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  with  the  Khyber  Field  Force  (Medal).  Served  with  the 
Lechunnaland  Exjiedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  18S4-85  on  special  service  in  the  Intelligence  Department. 

I."  Major  L.  F.  Barton  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1883-85  with  the  ist 
Battalion  of  the  Eoyal  Scots. 


Reserve  nf  Officers. — War  Services  of  the  Captains. 

'  Lord  William  Cecil  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  n  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-  Lord  Hardinge  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  at  Abu  Klea  and  at 
Gubat  and  in  the  reconnaissance  to  Metatnmeh  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'  LtColonel  D.  T.  Hammond  served  with  the  88th  Regiment  throughout  the  Kafir  war  of  1S77-7S,  and  as 
Adjutant  of  the  Regiment  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*  Colonel  W.  K.  Mitiord  served  with  the  Sth  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-So  (Medal) . 

^  Colonel  H.  C.  Cholmondeley  served  as  Adjutant  4th  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S78-79,  and 
-was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  AH  Mui-jid  and  in  the  expeditions  into  the  iSazar  and  Lughman  Valleya 
<Medal  with  Cla-p). 

«  Lt.Colonel  A.  R.  B.  Warrandserved  with  the  i=t  B-ittalion  Seaforth  Highlander^  in  tlie  Egyptian  war  of  1882, 
and  was  preseiit  at  the  engagement  atChalouf  and  at  the  i'attle  of  Tel-el- Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star.) 

'  Lt.Colonel  S.  D.  Maul  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment  throughout  the  Eg^-ptian 
-war  of  1882,  and  was  jiresent  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel  el  Mahiita,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin, 
and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Keliir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

8  Lt.Colonel  R.  G,  W.  Chaloner  served  with  the  Carabiniers  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  in  the 
expeditions  into  the  Lughman  Valle,y  and  against  the  Wuzecree  Kliugianis  ;  was  also  present  at  the  attack  and 
destruction  of  the  villages  of  Nargozi,  Arab  Khe.vl,  and  Jokan  (uientioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

^  Major  R.  H.  F.  W.  Wilson  served  in  the  Ashanti  campaign  in  187  3  as  Midshipman  on  board  H.'M.S.RfritlefnaJce. 
and  received  a  slight  gunshot  wound  on  the  14th  August  (Medal).  Served  with  the  loth  Hussars  in  the  Afghan 
war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  All  Miisjid,  in  the  engagement  at  Futtehabad,  and  in 
the  operations  arourd  Cabul  in  December  1879  as  Transport  Officer  Cabul  Field  Force,  including  the  investment  oj 
Sherpore  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  accomjianicd  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 
Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  loth  Hussars,  and  was  jiresent  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb 
and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85  attached  to  the 
Cavalry  Brigade  (Brevet  of  Major.  Clasp). 

"  Major  the  Hon.  F.  L.  L.  Colborne.— For  War  Services,  see  Yeomen  of  the  Guard,  p.  132. 

^^  Lord  Alexander  Kennedy. — For  AVar  Services,  see  Militia  (Royal  Highlanders). 

'^  Major  J.  C.  Ker-Fox  served  as  Adjutant  with  the  19th  Hussars  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present 
■in  the  action  at  Kassasin  (oth  September),  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S34-85  as  Adjutant  with  the  19th  Hussars  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Brevet  ot  Major,  Clasp). 

"  JIajor  H.'  a.  Lang  served  with  the  72nd  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  from  March  1880  with  the  Cabul  and 
Cabul-Candahar  Field  Forces;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar.  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasji,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  with  the  1st  Battalion  Seaforth 
Highlanders  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Chalouf  (mentioned  in  despatches) 
and  at  the  battle  of  Tei-cl-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85,  and  afterwards  in  the  Soudan  campaign  with  the  Mounted 
Infantrv  (two  Clasps). 

1=  Major  A.  C.  Little  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  as  Staff  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Ewart 
Commanding  Cavalry  Brigade,  and  w.as  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheenand  the  Tofrek  zereba,  and  at  the 
destruction  of  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'»  Major  H.  S.  Fleming  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  18S4-85  as  Staff  Captain  on  the  Head  Quarters  Siafl 
<mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"  Major  Hon.  C.  E.  Walsh  served  iii  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1897-58,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  ot  the 
Atbara— severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Mtijor,  4  th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  British  Medal,  and 
IChedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 


57^^'  Jicseroe  of  Ofiicer.^. — War  Service:^  of  the  Capiaiits. 

'"  Miijor  (_'.  R.  J.  1  'iiiic  served  in  the  Ejjyptiau  wnr  of  i3£2,  and  was  present  at  the  Battle  ol"  Tel-el-Kebir  (MeiUil 
with  Cliivp,  and  Khethve's  Star). 

'^  Lt. Colonel  W.  O.  E.  Serjeant.— For  War  Services,  see  MUilia  (Rifle  Brin;ade). 
-'  Major  A.  D.  Pixley. — ^Fnr  War  Ser\ices,  see  Militia  (Kind's  Royal  Bifles). 

-■'  Lt. Colonel  G,  A.  Pat^an  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Li<;ht  Infnntiy  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iZoi 
and  was  present  at  the  It.ULle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Srnr). 

"•*  Lt. Colonel  R.  Iloldon  scrvcfJ  in  the  operatioiis  on  the  Sondan  frontier  in  1S89.  first  as  a  volunteer  with  the 
liriiish  Brigadeundor  Major  General  the  Hon.  R.  H.  de  Montmorency,  and  subsequeiitly  in  company  with  Colonel 
Wiidehuiise.  Commandinir  Eg>i)tian  InfantiT- 

■-*  Major  F.  de  C.  H.  Helbert  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i3S6  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

~*  Lt. Colonel  R.  Diin'las  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Scots  Gnardain  the  E;ryntiaii  war  of  1882,  and  was  present, 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-c4-Ke]jir  {Medal  with  Clar-p,  andKhpdive's  Star). 

="■  Lt.Colnnel  W.  A.  Scott.— For  War  Services,  see  Militia  (Black  Watch), 

^•'  Major  W.  D.  Stuart  served  with  the  Mauipore  Expedition  m  1S91  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  in  the  operations  in 
the  Chin  Hills,  Burma,  in  1891-92. 

''S  Mainr  Tylden-Pattensou  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79,  and  was  present  in  tlie  engagement  at  Gingind- 
lilovn  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-5  Lt. Colonel  R.  D.  Wynyard  perved  with  the  70th  Reiziment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal). 

'*'  Major  Norman  MaL-I.eod. — For  War  Services,  see  Militia  I  Cameron  HighlaudcrY). 

^-  Major  G.  Chichester  served  with  the  Zhoh  Valley  Fxnedition  in  1884. 

■'-  Lt. Colonel  Marshall-We-t.— For  War  Services,  see  Militia  (Somerset  Light  InHmtz-y). 

***  Major  Cole-Hamilton. —  F'or  War  Services,  see  Militia  (Irish  Rifles). 

■'*  Major  Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes. — Fcr  Wpr  Services,  see  Militia  (Scots  Fi:siliers). 

^5  Major  H.  A.  Pnkenham  served  in  the  Soudan  campaian  in  1H85  (Medal  with  Clii-p,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

3fi  Maj(  r  A.  W.  M'Fall  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  York.shire  Liidit  Infantry  in  the  Zhob  Field 
Foi-ce  in  1890  Tinder  Sir  George  White  during  the  Zhnh  and  Kiderzai  Exi^editions  and  in  the  march  to  Vihowa. 

■''  Major  W.  M.  Sherston. — For  War  Ser\dces,  see  North  Somersetshire  Yeonianr\'. 

•'8  Major  H.  t*.  Levita  c-crved  in  the  Sondan  ExpeJition  in  1885  with  the  iQth  Hussars  (Medal  with  Clasp,  am! 
Kliedives  Star). 

^"  Lt.  Colonel  D.  G.  M.  Fowlev  served  with  the  gn-i  Highlanders  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  t!ie 
action  of  Gingindhlovu  and  relielof  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"  Lt.(\)lonel  E.  P.  Campbell  served  %vith  the  xst  Battalinn  BIhcIc  Watch  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ia32,  ami  w;i^ 
IJrcsent  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clii-p.  and  Klie(hve's_Star).' 

*'  Major  Webley-Parry-Prvse  served  in  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  DecetnliJr  iS&S  with  the  Mounted 
Infantry.  includiuL'  the  entrapement  nt  Gemaizah  (Mc'lal  with  Clasj),  and  Khedive's  star). 

*-  Lord  Bingham  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Chnrl-s  Warren  in  iS3,t-S5  with  thi- 
Irregular  Monnted  Troops. 

■•^  Captain  W.  H.  H.  C.  Moubray  served  throughout  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  in  1874,  and  was  present 
at  the  Itattle  of  Amoaful,  capture  and  destruction  of  Becquah,  battle  of  Ordahsu,  and  eaxjture  of  Coomassie  (Medal 
with  Claspi.  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4-85,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kirbekan  (Medal  with  tw(» 
Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

*+  Captain  E.  AV.  Clark  served  m  the  operations  .ngainst  Sekukuni  in  the  Transvaal  in  1P78.  including  the 
istorming  of  Tolyana's  Stadt;  also  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  :ir 
Znngin  Nek,  Kambula  Hill,  and  Ulnnd'  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"^  Captain  W.  I^e  P.  Power  was  emidoyed  in  Natal  during  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  (ilcdal).  Served  in  the  Vin-.v 
war  in  iSSi,  and  took  part  in  thedefence  of  Wakkevstroom. 

^'  Captain  H.  Allfrey  sen-ed  with  the  3id  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79,  and  was  present  at  the 
action  of  Gingindhloyu  and  relief  of  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'''*  Captain  C.  AV.  Boddam  served  with  the  i7ih  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S7S-79,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iS35-37  with  the  2nd  Battalion 
Queen's  Royal  West  Surrey  Regiment  under  Bri!;;idier  General  Lockhart;  commanded  the  Meiktila  Mounted 
Infantry  from  June  1887  to  February  1SS8  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  (.'la--^p). 

*-  Captains  W.  Cameron  served  with  a  detachment  of  the  80th  Regiment  in  the  Perak  E.\pedition  in  iS7j-7r.. 
^Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1878,  including  the  operations  against  Sekukuni  (Medal  with 
Clasp) . 

'■•'^  Captain  H.  A.  Amyatt-Bumey  sei-ved  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  with  the  King's  Dragoon  Guards,  and  took  pari  in 
the  capture  of  King  Cetywayo  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'  Captain  L.  K.  Guiiiey  serveit  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  iS!5-S6,  and  was  present  in  the  rn- 
gagement  at  Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'••'^  Captain  E.  E.  S.  Schuyler  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  as  Assistant  Superintendent  of  Transpnrt 
with  the  Koorum  Field  Force  (Medal). 

***  Captain  W.  A.  Tebbitt  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Sondan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884  vrith  the  i-i 
Battalion  York  and  Lanoster  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  VA  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidic,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'''  Captain  J.  W.  Thomjison  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  2:id  Battalion  of  the  Essex  Reji- 
mont  (Medal  with  Clasp,  ami  Khedive's  Star). 

'■^  Captain  ^.  St.  L,  Whcblc  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  cf  1SS2,  and  was  i)resent  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Krhr.- 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'**  Captain  M.  Allfrey  served  with  the  15th  Hussars  in  the  Cundahar  Column  in  the  Afghan  war  in  187G-7Q,  in- 
cludinc  the  advance  to  Khelat-i-Ghiizai  (Medal). 

"*  Ca])tain  R.  C.  D.  Wilson  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  6otli  Rifles  in  the  Af^'han  war  Irom  January  1870  to 
October  1880.  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzon  near  Ghuznee,  and  in  the  subse- 
quent oiierations  in  the  Logar  Valley;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  mal-ch  to  Candahar,  and  was 
present  at  the  reconnaissance  ofsisL  August  and  in  the  battle  of  Candrihar  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze 
Decorations).  Ser\-ed  in  the  Ma m  Expedition  under  Brigadier  General  MacGregor  in  iSSo.  Sers-ed  as  Deputy 
Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  at  Durban  during  the  Boer  war  in  1S81. 

"-  Captain  J.  C  de  V.  Tatteisall  served  in  the  Egyptian  wai  of  1882  with  the  Army  Signalling  Corps  (Medal, 
5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'^  Captain  E.  L.  Maisey  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  as  Orderly  Officer  to  the  Brigadier  General,  and 
was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwai-  Kotal  (meniioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'•'•'  Captain  A.  C.  P.  Haggard  served  with  the  exjiedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1SB4  on 
Transi)ort  duty,  and  was  jircsent  in  the  engagement  at  Temai  and  the  advance  to  Tamanieb  (mentioned  in  des- 
patches, Medal  \vith  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  served  at  Suakin  in  command  of  the  rst  Battalion  of  the  Egyp- 
tian Army  during  the  investment  of  that  place  by  Osman  Digua  from  May  1S34  until  March  18S5  (4th  Class  of  the 
Osmanieh) ;  also  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clas])).  Was  present  in  the 
operations  in  the  Eastern  Soudan  under  Sir  Frede"ick  Steplienson  in  December  1SS5  including  the  engagement  ufe 
Giniss  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  Kherlivc's  Star,  and  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidiej. 

'6  Captain  G.  C.  Peard  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Waircn  in  1884-85  with 
the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Scots. 

"*  Captain  H.  A.  Littledalc  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir, 
(Medal  with  Clas]),  and  Khedive  »  Star). 

■^  Captain  Hornby  served  with  the  4th  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1078-79,  and  was  present 
at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  and  in  the  expeditions  into  the  Xunar  and  Lughmau  V"alleys  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  m  the  expedition  against  the  Mabsood  Wuzeerees  in  1881  as  Orderly  Officer  t  )  Brigadier  General 
Gordon. 

^*'  Captain  F.  Broad wo^  d  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  South  Staffordshire  Regiment  in  the  EgypLlan 
war  of  1882  (Medal  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-83  and  was  present  at  the 
action  of  Kirbekan  (two  Clasps'. 


Pieserre  of  Officers.— War  Servl,:es  of  the  Ca/jfanis.  ^y&i 

T:;vS?^:;ba  Ji^ea;^  wSh  tw^ct,;"  S^  IS^^^^rS^"  °'  '^-'  ^'^'^  ^™=  •^'^^^°"'  "^  '"^  e„.a.e>neut  at  U,o 

siwtcbefMedan"''''''"  ^"""'^    "'"'''  ""^  ""  ^'-'"'  I"'''^"'''!' '"  *e  Afelian  war  iu  1879-80  (mentioaed   ii,  .le- 

^e^ved  in  the 
iresenb  in  the 

,    ^,     ,  -  - -. ....^ .-auoe  to  Temai 

■  s  Star).  ' 

"  Captain  A  B  Ph'pps  served  in  the  Zalii  wiir  in  1879.  and  was  vn-^eni  iu  the  eusasemer.t  at  ulunrti— 
-overelr  wounded  mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-80 
1  Medal  with  Clasp).  ^ 

Z  i^"''!".'"  2'- J"'-,''  r''"''''^  served  in  the  Afehnn  «-ar  lu  iSSo,  nnd  took  nart  in  the  Kniua  E.^nedition  (Medal). 

■«  Captain  H.  A.  de  Lorn  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  iu  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Stan. 

'■  Captain  C.  (t.  W.  Ei.wardes  served  in  thn  Aslianti  war  in  1873-74  (Itedal) 
,  """-Colonel  O.  P   Hatch  served  in  the  Afehau  war  in  1S79-80  (Medal).     Served  with  the  =nd  Battalion  Rov.il 
trishRepnentintheLt^vptin^uw'arofiS?;,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kassasin  (9th  Septi-nliprI   and  at 
the  hattle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medai  w-ith  Clasp,  nnd  Khedive's  Star). 

,-,'"  Captain  A   H.  Dumare^q  served  in -he  Xile  Rxpertition  iu  1384-85  with  the  .^ud  Battalion  of  ihe  Duke  of 
tomwall  s  Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'1  Captain  E.  J.  Vance  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2  (Medal,  aud  Khedive's  Star).  Also  served  in  the 
fcoudau  campaign  in  1885  (Clasp). 

92  Captain  R.  D,  Pvrkf  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Kinor's  Own  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry  in  the  Zhob  Field 
Force  in  iSqo  nnder  Sir  George  Wliite  during  the  Zhob  and  Kiderzii  Expalitions  an.l  iu  the  mirch  to  Vihowa. 

■'-  Captain  Williams-Freeman  served  as  Acting  Adiutrnt  aud  Quarter  Master  of  the  I'lt't  half-battalion  ist  Royal 
Sussc'c  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882.  including  the  surrender  of  K  ifr-el-Dowar  and  Damietta 
(Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  served  m  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1SS4  as  Assistant 
Provost  Marshal,  and  was  present  m  the  ensagemeut  at  El  Teh  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4th  Class  of  the  Modjidie. 
two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  .-SS,  in  command  of  a  ccmpiiuy  of  Mounted  Infantry,  and 
w.as  present  in  the  engagement  at  H.asheen  and  the  reconnaissance  to  Temai  (Clasp). 

"^  Captain  B.  Grant  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

"  Captain  R.  K.  Kays  served  in  the  -ifghan  war  of  1S7S-80,  including  the  Uesud  and  Kama  E.xpeditious 
(Medal). 

'""  Captain  C.  D.  V.  Tuthill  served  in  the  Boer  war  ot  i88c  as  Adjutantto  the  14th  Tlassars. 

'"•  Captain  F.  "W.  Lyons  served  with  the  Soth  Regim»nt  in  the  'operations  against  Sckukuni  in  iS-,'S,  and  after- 
wards as  District  Adjutant  and  Remount  OtHcer  at  Lydenliurg.  Served  also  in  the  operations  against  Sekuknni 
in  1870.  and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  the  stronghold  (Medal  withClaso).  .Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier 
Field  Fo'-ce  during  the  oper.ations  on  the  Upjier  Nile  in  1885-86  (Medal,  and' Khedive's  Star). 

""  Captain  C.  .S.  Robinson  served  in  the  Soudan  cair.paign  in  1S85  in  medical  rharge  of  the  ist  Uattaliou  Berk- 
shire Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  to  Hasheen  on  the  ist  Februarv,  in  the  engagements  at 
Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  =erelia,  and  in  the  subsequent  advance  to  and  burning  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps, 
and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  in  the  operations  of  the  Smidan  Frontier  FieM  Force  in  1885-86. 

if^  Captain  R.  L.  C.  Birch  sei-ved  in  the  Afghan  war  iu  1878-79  with  the  70th  Regiiueat  (Medal). 

'"■'•  Captain  W.  C.  Rodsal  served  iu  the  Egyptian  ivar  of  1882  (.Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'ofi  Captain  A.  F.  Mnitland  servetl  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Fusiliers  iu  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and 
was  present  at  the  batile  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"*8  Captain  R.  H.  Baines  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  188 1  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 

'"'9  Captain  G.  A.  Trevor  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nilo 
Expedition  in  18S4-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  (Clasii).  Served  in  the  Hazara 
campaign  in  18S8  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Roval  Sussex  Regiment  (Medal  with  f^lasp). 

"^  Captain  A.  P.  Cronyn  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  of  iS3i  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 

"^  Captain  J.  H.  Reynolds  ser^'ed  in  the  Egyjitiau  war  of  18S2  with  tire  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Gren.adier  Guards, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el- Mnhuta  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kcbir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  in  the  Soudan  camjiaign  in  1885  (Clas]j). 

i'2  Capf.ain  A.  M.  Boisragon  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  iu  1884-85  -n-itli  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Irish 
Regiment  (.Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

1'*  Captain  H.  R.  Knight  served  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79.  first  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Colonel  Pearson 
including  the  engagement  nt  Inyezane  and  the  occupation  of  Ekowe  (twice  mentionc  1  in  despatches) ;  and  after 
wards  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Colonel  Rowlands  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

I"  Lt.Colonel  C.  S.  Groenwood  served  with  the  10th  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79.  and  was  presentatthe 
attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Jlusiid  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  m  18B4  with  theioth 
Hussars,  and  was  present  iu  the  engagements  at  El  Teh  and  Temai  (Xfcdal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  [See 
also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantly,  p.  786.] 

'1?  Captain  W.  J.  Rant  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881. 

'•8  Captain  W.  S.  Stewart-Savile  served  with  the  17th  Regiment  iu  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-70  witu  the  Khyber 
Line  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  .and  in  the  second  exjieditiun  into  the  Bazar  Valley,  in- 
cluding the  affairs  at  Deli  Sarak  and  Futtehabad  (.Medal  with  Clasp). 

"3  Captain  the  Hon.  C.  S.  G.  Canning  served  in  the  Soudan  Exoodilion  in  1884  with  the  3rd  Battalion 
King's  Roral  RiBe  Corps,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's 'Star).  Served  in  the  Hazara  Expedirjcn  in  1801  with  the  ist  Battalion  King's  Royal  RiBes  (Medal 
with  Clasp) ;  m  the  Miranza.i  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  same  Battalion  including  the  engagements  at  Sangar 
and  Mastan  (Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892.  ^  .      .,       c,  ,         -. 

'™  Major  A.  E  Miles  served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  6..th  Rifles  :u  the  Zulu  war  Iram  April  to  September  1S70 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Boer  war  in  iSSi.  Served  i"  the  Nile  Kxpedition  in  1ES4-S5  with  the 
Mounted  Infantry  Camel  Corps,  and  was  present  in  the  actions  at  Abu  Klea  and  Gubat— wounded  (.Vedal  with 
two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  .„„,.,      r,        .■  .>    30 

'23  Captain  the  Hon.  W.  S.  Bateman-Hanburv  served  with  the  2nd  Life  Guarus  m  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  M.ihsama,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasiu,  and  at  the  battle 
of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  w-ithClasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  .       „       ^     .      •         ,.  o  n  1 

«•  Captain  A.  M.  Leslie  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  as  Aetmg  Deputy  Assistant  Commissary  Genoial, 
Commiss.ariat  and  Transport  Staff  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,,.,,-,,., 

'-•'  Captai-a  M.   Elrington-Bisset  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  (Medal,  and  Khedive  s  i^tar) . 

'•"  Captain  .1.  S.  Minter  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  (Medal).  ^  „        ..  r   00  1       . 

12'  Captain  H.  G.  Pelly  served  in  the  Af-han  war  in  1880  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was 
preseiitat  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kehir  (Medal  vvith  Clasp,  and  Khedives  Star).  „,,  Tjoi-tnUn,, 

">  Captain  Home-Drum mond- Moray  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  boudau  lu  1885  with  the  2nd  Battalion 
of  the  Scots  Guards,  aud  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  lemai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  aud 
Khedive's  Star). 


»2  Captain  J.  Shiffner  served  in  the  Zulu  war  iu  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
»"  (^antain  H.  L.  Daly  served  with  the  15th  Hussars  in  the  Canda_har  (.j 


ioUimn  in  the  .Afghan  war  of  1878-80, 
in<;fudh^'t;^"d™,^'l^^;al\^h;^;arr\;srse;;;d  witirth^TMUl^ChothOi  l^-ldFj;^  under  Brigadier 
General  Biddulpb.  and  in  the  Column  under  Major  General  Phayre  in  Southern  Afghanistan  (Medal).    Served  m 

"'■»'*cfptarnj"ohn  Hughes  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879.  a"d  was  present  iu  the  engagement  at  Inyezane  and  at 
Ekowe  during  the  investment  of  that  place  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,i„„„„.„,,„.  -vrnj.,  ,,.ifh  nla=n 

1=5  I  'aptani  A.  P.  Luttrell  served  iu  the  Soudan  campaign  m  1SS5  (mentioned  in  dcsp.atches.  Medal  w ith  Clasp, 

"■'»4ir^A'Ixander  Acland-Hood  served  as  Adjutant  2nd  Battalion  Grena  li.r  Guards  11,  the  Egyptian  warof  .882, 


576/  Ueserve  of  Officers — -War  Sercices  of  the  Caplinm-. 

anil  wnsiircscnt  in  Vne  ensagemenc  nt  Tel-cl-Mahuta  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-cl-Kebir  (Medal  with  Claop,  5th  Class 
of  the  Mediidio  and  Khedive's  Star). 
'■*  Captain  W.  G.  Butler  served  in  the  Bner  war  in  tSSi  attached  to  the  3rd  Battalion  60th  Rifles. 
"»  Captain  I>.  Drummond  seri-ed  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  188;  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
'*^  Captain  M.Fraser  scr\'ed  with  the  1st  IJis^hlandcrs  in  the  Zulu  war  of  18/9,  and  was  present  in  the  actirn  of 
Ginsrindhlovu  and  relief  of  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasi>). 

'*=  Captain  H.E.  Hotham  served  with  the  00th  Li^ht  Infantry  in  the  Gaika  war  of  1878.  incladinjj  the  operations 
in  the  Waterkloof  and  Perie  Bush.  Also  served  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  ensaije- 
nients  at  ZimfrinNek.  Kamhula.  and  Uhindi  (Medal  withCla-sp). 

'«  Captain  W.  R.  B.  Pe.yton  serve  I  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Li<rht  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of 
1G82  and  was  present  at  the'snrrender  of  Kafr  Dowar  and  Damietta  (Mednl.  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the 
expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1SS5  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Light  Infantry  (Clasp),  and  in  the  subsequent 
occupation  of  Suakin  1)7  British  troops  in  1885-86. 

'*"  Captain  E.  G.  Mansell  served  in  the  Scndan  Expedition  in  1884  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"s  Captain  W.  W.  Hancock  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  ot  1882 
(Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
'•1  Captain  P.  R.  E.  Thompson  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululnml  in  1888  widi  the  Mounted  Infantry- 
is-'  Captain    C.  E.  Stracey  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester  Eegiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war 
of  1882  iMedtil,  and  Kliedive's  Star). 

i'»  Cai)tain  A.  L.  Williams  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1S84  on 
special  service. 

1''  Sir  John  Gladstone  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Coldstream  Guards  in  the  Eeryptian  war  of  1882.  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  .it  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive'" 
Star).  Served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudani  n  1885  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Jta.ior  General  Lyou-Fremantle,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasbeeu  and  at  the  destruction  of  'reinai  (Clisp^ 

"«  Captain  A.  Leetham  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Also 
served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  iS85-£6. 

'»«  Captain  C.  F.  LindscU  served  with  the  21st  Fusdiers  in  the  Zulu  warof  1879 (Medal  withClasp).  Also  served 
in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi.  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Potchefstrocm.  Served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in 
1885-86  with  the  Mounted  Infantrv  (Medal  with  Cl.asp). 

■«'  Claptain  E.  W.  Brodie  serveil  in  the  Afghan  war  as  Assistant  Snperintenilent  of  Army  Signalling  with  the 
Khvber  Line  Force  under  Major  General  Bright  (Medal).    ISee  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  p.  7S6.J 

"»  Captain  C.  L.  Connollan  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879.  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Inyezaneand 
at  Ekowe  and  during  the  investment  at  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Cl-isp). 

i«2  Cajitain  D.  V.  Pirie  served  with  the  4th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Eg.vptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  m  the 
engagenents  at  El  Magfar  and  Mahsama,  and  at  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  and 
Khedive's  Star);  also  served  with  the  Soudan  Ex]>editinn  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884  with  the  Sfiff  of  the 
<'av«lrv  Brigade,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Nde 
Expedition  in  1884-85  as  Boat  Officer  and  subfeanontly  as  Staff  Olticer  to  the  Cavalry  with  the  Hiver  Column  under 
Major  General  Earle.  and  was  present  in  the  action  at  Kirbekan  (mentioned  in  desjiaiches,  two  Clasps;. 

'"  Captain  B.  W.  R.  Ussher  served  with  the  80th  Regiment  in  tlie  Transvaal  in  Xovember  and  December  1878. 
in  the  Column  under  Colonel  Rowlands  on  the  Swazi  Border  in  1879.  and  as  Transport  Officer  in  Brigadier  General 
\\'ood's  Flving  Column  during  the  invasion  of  Zululand  and  the  engagement  at  Ulunib  (Medal  with  Claspl.  Served 
with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  1st  Battalion  of  the  South  Staffordshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at 
the  action  of  Kirbekan  :  afterwards  served  as  Deputy  Assistant  Commissary  General  of  Transport  (Medal  w;ith  two 
Clasps,  and  Khedives  Star).  Served  during  the  operations  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Frederick  Stephenson  in  1885- 
86  as  Commandant  on  tlie  Line  of  Communicatmus.  Served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  m  1890 
under  BrigacherGenernl  Tregear  onspecialservice  with  the  Eastern  Column  during  its  advance  to  Haka  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  on* 

>«  Lt.Colonel  R.  E  Golightly  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  60th  Ritles  in  the  Afghan  war  from  October  1878  to 
November  iSSc,  part  of  the  time  as  Orderly  OfHcer  to  Brigadier  General  Fane ;  took  part  in  the  advance  on  and  occu- 
pation of  Caudahar  and  Khelat-i-Ghilzie,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near 
Ghuznee  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Koberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  as  Superintendent  of  Field  Tele- 
graphs in  the  Marri  expedition  under  Brigadier  General  MacGregor.  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with  the  Natal 
Field  Force.  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  in  command  of  the  Mounted  Infantry  of  the  6th  Brigade 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  I)SO.,  and  Medal  with  Ciaspi.  , 

'»  Captain  Edward  Foord  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  with 
the  exoedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  18S4,  including  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai 
(two  Clasps)  and  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  :S85  (tJlasp). 
""  Captain  E.  L.  A.  Heygate  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  18S1  with  the  Natal  Field  Force.  ,  x-  .  • 

'™  Captain  G.  M.  Wingate  served  in  the  Egjiitian  war  of  :S32,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
';i  Captain  W.  J.  JIurphv  served  with  the  Soudan  Field  Force  in  1885-86  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
'•"=  Captain  Hon.  T.  .\shbumham  served  in  the  Egj-ptian  war  of  1882  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Baker  Russell,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Mahsama,  in  the  two  actions  at  Ka-ssasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  and 
the  capture  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Khedive's  Sttir). 

'■■'  Captain  F.  P.  Cockbum  served  with  the  goth  Regiment  thi-oughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in 
the  eigagement  at  Gingindhlovu  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

i"i  Captain  E.  H.  S.  Calder  sen'ed  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedi- 
tion nrder  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  7884-85  in  the  Ordnance  Store  Department. 

'"  Cai>tain  C.  P.  Barchard  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  as  Brigade  Transport  Officer  2nd  Brigade 
Reserve  Division,  and  subsequently  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Sale  Hill,  Commanding  3rd  Division 
Khvber  Line  Force  (Medal).  ^      ,         ^  o  ♦ 

i;»  Major  D.  C.  W.  Lysons  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  6&th  Rifles  in  the  Afghan  war  from  October  1878  to 
October  1879,  and  took  part  in  the  advance  on  and  occupation  of  Candahar  and  Khelat-i-Ghilzie  (Medal).  Served 
in  the  Boer  war  of  18S1  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 

■;'  Lt.Colonel  R.B.  Firman  served  with  the  Nde  Expedition  in  1884-85  en  Transport  duty,  and  was  present  at  the 
action  of  Kirbekan  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).      Served  with  the  Burmese  ExpeCition  m 
18S6-87  vith  the'ist  Battalion  Koval  Welsh  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
's"  Captain  H.  E.  Tombe  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

I"  Captain  H.  .1.  Lermitte  served  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  in  the  Boer  war  ot  1881,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Lang's  Nek— horse  shot  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in 
18^5-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■*2  Captain  C.  B.  Cameron  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian 
war  of  iS52,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin 
and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'*'  Captain  W.  Greer  served  with  the  72nd  Highlanders  throughout  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  with  theKoorum, 
■C^abul,  and  Cabul-Candahar  Field  Forces  ;  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal  (mentioned 
In  despatches)  and  in  the  engagement  at  Ch.arasiah,  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabal  in  December  1879, 
accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Koberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahfr  (pro- 
moted to  be  Second  Lieutenant.  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  with  the  ict  B  ittalion 
Seaforth  Highlanders  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  preseniat  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star).  ,.  , 

J*'  Captain  R.  H.  Fowler  ser\'ed  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-S0  with  the  Kooram  Division,  inclucing  tbe 
Zaimusht  Fxpedition  and  the  assault  of  Zawa  (Medal). 


I 


lieserve  of  Officers—War  Services  of  the  Captains.  cjCk 

of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  an.l  Kbedive's  Star)  ServP.Wn  H  ^v'','  'i!"  '"i,"'!'  "f  Tel-el-Kebir.  and  at  th.  capture 
Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  enia.-emem'  at  Ibu  Kle«  pf  r  ,''  f  ^P^f";""  '"  '8'<4-85  with  the  Hei.vy  I'amel 
Convoy  on  the  Mth  Februarv  i8S,  (two"cia"p8)  ""■'  ^'  **"'''"  ""''  Metammeh,  and  at  the  attnck  on  the 

Mal!aS''em-wou''nd^dT^e\'tln'l<j  in'!^^  ''''■  *""  ™^  P-"^^"-^'  -  ^"^^  en=,af;ements  at  LanssNelc  and 

thrPes'llaZrVa'f.ey^Frem  Force  under'LtofL^^^^^^^  '"  '^^  Afehan  war  o,  ,8,8-S,.  first  with 

Lient.General  Bright  (Medal)  i^ieut.General  Maude,  and  alterwards  with  the  Khyber  ;,ine  Force  under 

^;'^X^^^fn^SI^'^!^i^^l^;^:l^  including  the  aflV..ir  at 

Jvliugianis  (Medal)  expeoitions  irto  the  Laghman  Valley  and  against  the  Wuzeeree 

™^SiiJ»u^-cJLS?^r;:i^<^'{i^!;^,i;'^^'^ilr;^^^  ^;'^^-'°'  »'>  --  p--nt  m  the 

December  1870.  and  in  the  en^a ■cement  at  rharaii.nh  ;,i,  t^!-  ,  a  ^,^r«"tion,  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in 
themarchtockndahar  an™wl?Xsent  itthe  r^^^^^^^^ 

with  three  Clasps,  and  Bron7e  Der-orat  on  Ser^d  i?,  Ali  -  ^"??'''  """'  "*■  "'''  '"""<'  olCanrtahar  (Medal 
.884-S5  (Medal  witrcla^?,  and  Sdlve^^Sta?;,  Boer  war  of  188,.    Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in 

108  S^P'"™  ■]■  H-  Thomson  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  ( Medal  with  Clasp) 

P'^";^  ■?  ^''O  engagemen^Jt  Ui';To,';i^\''e!4'!;:;,  ufjdal  '^^^  tl  'ctas,;° 'and  Khedrve'^?  sS;f''-  '■"  '''■"  ^''^  ^^'''^ 

-"»  Captain  Hon.  H.  Amherst  served  in  the  Nile  Expe.lit iou  in  Ssl-S  w,tl^  th"  c'  inV'ds  r.^„i  r  ■  »  , 
"■-3'?L^^f"'  •'^^"^^  S,-^''™^  «  -^""  Kle^  and  El  Gubat  ('Me.larwith  t\vo*Ci  1  pf  and  KhXe's  I7ar  '^^"™^"''  ''^"^ 
war  olfTssT  ™"'"  '""'^''  ^'"^  "'^  -^"^  ""^^"^^  '°  '''^  ^'■S'"'"  -"  ■"  .880  (Mei'dl    Served  in  the  Boer 

»«  CamfiiS  r   qt'  l"?^™pfn'™'^  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  ,89,-,6  (Star). 
,r,„,-„h,n      ,  •  u '•  ®-  "-^^S'on  served  m  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  .icco'npanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  m  f,e 

Sie'?. '°  3''°<'?'\"-^"'\T''"  P"'''''"'  '"^  ••'"'  '•""'"  "f  ^■'"'  '»•«■■  Hledal  with  Clasp   and  Bronze  DecOTation) 
Clasp)   '  '^-  ^^-  I''-^='"^'°°  ^''""'i  «•''»'  ""=  83th  Regiment  throughout  the  l4fir  wa^of  "s"    78  (Medai  with 

=»"  Captain  H.  T.  I).  Wilkinson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ifSs-So  and  wis   dana-^rousU-  wonn.Iod 

""be  stormmg  of  the  Minhla  Redoubt  (mentioned  m  despatches,  DSO..  andMeda   wS  C KsnT  *  wounded 

■TO  S"P,""'"S;  %^A  Rip'^-""!*  sf^d  with  the  88th  Regiment  throughout  the  Zulu  warof  Xg^Medal  with  Clasp) 

uiS^^'H^^^i^'¥-''"^  ^^^'^  ^^'ZJ^^ 

iin  ler  Sii;  Robert  Low  m  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion  East  Lancashire  Segiment  (Medal  with  Jlasp) 

.iresPn?',;tT»^;»;    „°/n''^  f  V'''V\'i  ","','^''?1™'?,  ^'":  ii '879-80,  an,l  to'ik  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar,  and  was 

Jo  thpR^il  1    p"  "  °'^  f^an'l»,^'i!-  (Mcrt'il  with  Clasp).    .Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  188O-87  as  Assistant 

■12  %  Commissariat  Officer  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  a^.i^i-uui. 

wi'th  ctas^)"  '''  ^'  ^^^"''"  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1379  with  the  Field  Force  in  Natal  and  the  Transvaal  (Medal 

"14  ,9"P"''°  Adams-Connor  serv  ed  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  as  Garrison  Adintant  at  Newcastle 

"    (japtain  A.  F.  Campbell-Johnston  served  in  Natal  during  the  Zulu  warm  1870  (Medal) 
^v^o^nf'"""?  !"■  !l-  \-  ^".^  ^'""'J  served  with  ilie  Carabiniers  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0,  and  tmk  part  in  the 
fiilt       .°      '"i°,  'be  Lughman  -V  alley  and  against  the  Wnzeeree  Khugianis  ;  was  also  present  at  the  attack  and 
destruction  of  the  villages  of  Nargozi,  Arab  KhevI,  and  .Tokan  (Medal). 

■  *  Major  R.  \V".  G.  Hillas.— For  War  Services,  see  Militia  (Sligo  Artillery). 

•..,,  'J'^P'^^"  ^-  N.  H.  D'Aeth  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  18S1,  and  took  iiart  in  the  defence  of  Pretoria. 

~  Captain  R.  W.  Maclend  served  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Modal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  operations  of  the 
soudan  t  rentier  1  leld  Force  in  1885-86  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  Kosheh  during  its 
•nvestmenl  and  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss. 

",7  C'aptain  C.  M.  Blackett  served  with  the  Burmese  Kxpeditinn  in  i38S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

t,l  ^f"!'"' A-  E.  Whitaker  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i88.)including  the  engagement  at  Darunta  Pass  (.Medal). 

--  Captain  Hon.  H.  T.  Allsopp  served  with  the  loth  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-80,  and  was  present  .at 
the  attack  and  capture  of  All  Musjid.  and  in  the  engagement  at  Futtehabad  as  Orderly  Otficerto  Brigadier  General 
C.  (3ough  (.Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soudan  Kxpedition  in  1S84  with  the  lo'th  Hussars,  and  was  p-.-jont 
i''\_the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temni  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Srarl. 

--'  Captain  W.  F.  A.  W.allnce  servel  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Light  Infantrj-  in  the  Egyptian  war  of 
»8S?,  and  was  present  at  the  surrender  of  Kafr  Dow.ir  and  D.imietta  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-»  Captain  W.  P.  G.  Graham  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Soudan  in  1891,  including  the  capture  of  Tokar  (4th 
Class  of  the  Osmauieli,  Khedive's  Star  with  Clasp). 

~^  Captain  K.  T.  Knowles  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-S5  with 
the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Scots. 

^^  Captain  N.  J.  Menzies  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1S85  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the 
Scots  Guards,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star). 

;"  C.aptain  H.  B.  Lassetter  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  C'asp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

~*-  Captain  H.  French  served  with  the  2nd  Life  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  tli.; 
engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Mahsama,  in  the  action  at  Kassasin  (28th  August),  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- 
Kehir  (.Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Stan. 

-^  Captiiin  T.  E.  Burke  served  with  the  1st  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Fusiliers  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  anJ. 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  I'lnsp.  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-'"  Captain  H.  L.  Lee  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Berkshire  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of 
1882,  and  was  present  at  the  surrender  of  Kafr  Dowar  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Sened  with  the  Egyptian  Fron- 
tier Field  Force  in  1S85-86,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss. 

=^  Captain  A.  St.  J.  Seton  servedin  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-S7  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Liverpool 
Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■^  Captain  G.  R.  Ouninghame  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  attached  to  the  4th  Dragoon  Guards,  and  waa 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Mahs.amn  and  at  the  bnttle  of  Tel-el-Kubir(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^'  Captain  M.  Cradock  served  with  the  Carabiniers  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  in  the  expedi- 
tions into  the  Lughman  Valle.y  and  against  the  \Vuzeeree  Khugianis,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  destruc- 
tion of  the  villages  of  Nargozi,  Arab  Khe.yl,  and  Jokan  (Medal). 

-^  Major  H.  G.  Vialls  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880,  and  was  present  in  the  affair  at  .Mazeena  and  with 
the  Kama  Expedition  (Medal). 

-^  Captain  P.  W.  Forbes  served  with  the  Bechuanahmd  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85  with 
the  Inniskilling  Dragoons.     Served  in  the  operations  in  Zuliiland  in  1888. 

-'"  The  Marquis  Ivrea  served  at  Suez  durinjj  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Chalouf  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


57^^  Jleserve  of  Officers. — War  Services  of  the  (hiptains. 

^*^  Cii])taiii  J.  Hdjie  SLTvc'l  with  the  25th  King's  Own  Borderers  in  the  Afchan  war  of  1S7S-S0.  first  with  the 
I'eeliawur  Vnlley  Field  Force  under  Lieut. General  ifaiide,  and  afterwards  with  the  Khyber  Line  Force  under 
Lient. General  Bright  (Medal). 

^■*^  Major  H.  K.  Stewart  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  ist,  Battalion  of  the  Gordon  Hi,s;rhlander!>, 
nnd  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)  :  also  served  in  the  Soudan 
Kxpedition  in  1S84  as  Oiderly  Officer  to  Sir  Redvers  Bailer,  and  was  pret^ent  in  tlie  eng'sis'etuonts  at  El  Teb  and 
Temai  (two Clasps).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Mounted  Infantry,  took  part  in  the 
onerations  of  the  Desert  Column,  was  present  in  the  actions  of  Abu  Klea  and  Abu  Kru,  in  the  I'econnaissance  of 
Metammeh,  and  in  the  enj;agements  at  Abu  Klea  Wells  on  tha  19th  Febi'uary  (two  Clasps,  and  4th  Class  of  the 
Medjidie). 

-**  Captain  R.  Giftord  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Repinient  in  the  Egyptian  war  01  1882  as 
Acting  Aide  de  Camji  to  the  Commandant  at  Alexandria  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-**  Captain  C,  Coventry  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  pre!?cnL  in  the  engagement  at  Ultindi  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

-'•  Captain  A.  A.M.  Layard  served  in  the  Soudan  catupaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  at  the  eagagenient  at 
Hasheen  and  at  the  def^truction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^^^  Captain  H.  J.  Def^pard  served  with  the  2i3t  Fusiliers  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of 
Rnstenburg  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

-'3  Ca])tain  O.  R.  Brush  served  with  the  Bechuanalaud  Rxpedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1S84-85  with  the 
ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Scots. 

^'  Captain  Cox-Murchison  served  with  th?  ist  Battalion  Blact  Watch  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  (Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

'■^•''^  Captain  P.  K.  H.  Coke  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi  with  the  15th  Hussars.    Served  throughout  the  Nile 
Kxpedition  in  18S4-S5  with  the  Light  Camel  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Stan. 
^*  Ca]>tain  H.  Davidson  served  with  the  73tli  Hichlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  (Medal). 
-^*  Ca])tain  C.  G.  Xeish  served  in  the  Afgluin  war  in  18S0  with  the  Cabul  Field  Force  (Medal). 

-'^  Lord  Tewkesbury  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  60th  Ritles  in  the  Afghan  warfrom  DecemberiS79  to  October 
1S80,  and  was  present  in  theengagemenls  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick 
Roberts  in  the  march  to  (-andahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze 
Decoration).     Served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  in  the  Boer  war  in  i88r. 

^*^  Captain  J.  G.  E.  Templer  served  wich  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry  in  the  Egyiitian  war  of  i3oj. 
:ind  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kcbir  (Mediil  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Stan. 

^»  Captain  H.  E.  S.  fockliugton  served  with  the  T5th  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  (Medal).  Served 
m  the  Boer  war  ol  1S81. 

^'-o  Captain  Hon.  E.  S.  St.  Aubyn  served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifle  Corps  in  the  Egyptian  war  of 
1882,  and  was  present  ii.  the  reconnaissance  in  force  from  Alexandria  on  5th  August,  in  the  engagement  at  Tel- 
cd-Mahuta,  in  the  action  at  Kassasin  (9th  September),  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

^^1  Captain  J.  W.  Yardley  served  with  tlie  llechuanalnnd  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85  with 
I  he  Inni.^kilhn;^  Dragoons.     Served  in  the  ojn'rations  in  Ziiluland  in  1888. 

'^^  Captain  P.  W.  Machell  served  in  the  Nde  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Essex  Regiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Soudan  in  i8b8,  including  the  attack  on 
FortKhor  Mausa  and  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  Clasp)  ;  and  in  the  operations  in 
1889  including  the  engagement  at  Toski  as  Brigade  Major  No.  2  Column  (Clasp) ;  also  served  in  the  operations 
in  1891  including  the  capture  of  Tokar  {4th  i  'lass  of  the  Medjidie,  Clasp  to  Khedive's  Star). 

'^^^  Captain  J.  Cunnine-ham  served  in  the  Nile  ETpeditiou  in  1884-85  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Essex 
Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Starl. 

^^*  (,'aptain  J.  W.  B.  Silverthorne  served  in  the  campaigTi  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Willimii 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  With  the  2nd  Battalion  Yorkshire  Keg:iinent  (Medal  with 
two  Clasps). 

-^  Lord  Annaly  served  with  the  1st  Battalion  Scots  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at 
the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (iledal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'■^'^'^  Captain  A.  C.  Bald  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  El  Teb  as 
Acting  Orderly  Officer  to  Major  General  Davis,  Commanding  the  2nd  Infantry  Brigade,  and  in  the  engagement  at 
Temai  i  Medal  with  Clasx>,  and  Khedive's  titan.  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of 
the  Black  Watch  (Clasp). 

'■^'•''  Captain  A.  T.  Waire  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86,  including  the  engagement  at 
Giniss  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Starl. 
^"^■^  Captain  E.  H.  Ensor  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Sth  Hussars  (Methil). 

'^^^  Captain  H.  C.  Barnard  served  with  the  ist  Bnttalion  Royal  Irish  Fusiliers  in  t'le  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medfl  wiih  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

=*"*  Captain  W.  H.  Stevenson  serverl  with  the  snd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of 
1882,  and  was  jiresent  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  ^Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

=*"*  Captain  C.  F.  H.  Davidson  served  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Telel-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  expedition  tn 
the  Soudan  in  18S4  with  the  Gordon  HiL'hlanders.  and  was  pi-esent  in  the  eugagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (tu  > 
Clasps) ;  also  served  throughout  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1804-85  on  8i)ecial  service  as  Transport  Officer,  and  took 
part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1886  with 
the  Cameron  Highlanders. 

^"^  CaptMinG.  R.  V.  Hume-Gore  served  with  the  78th  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80  (Medal).  Was 
Orderly  Officer  to  the  Major  General  Commanding  the  Troops  in  Southern  Afghanistan  from  17th  December  tSSo 
till  15th  November  1S81. 

-"^  Captain  F.  C.  Boehmer  served  in  the  Jowaki  Afree'lee  Expedition  in  1877-78  with  the  51st  King's  Own  Light 
Infantry  (Meilal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Aiguan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of 
All  Musiid  (Mednl  with  Clasp). 

-'6  Captain  Bagwell-Purefoy  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  1S88.  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expe- 
dition under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884  85  with  the  InniskilUng  Dragoons. 

'^"'"^  Captain  the  Hon.  E.  T.  .Scudamore-Stanhone  served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifle  Corps  in  the 
Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  in  force  from  Alexandria  on  5tli  August,  in  the 
engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  action  at  Kassasin  (9th  September),  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)  ;  also  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  3rd  Battalion  King's 
Royal  Kitle  Corps,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  El  Teb  (two  Clasps). 

-='*  Captain  W.  R.  Minchin  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  West  Kent  Re^'iment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war 
of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  oth  September  (iledal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the 
Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  ist  B^Utalion  of  the  West  Kent  Regiment  (Clasp) ;  also  served  with  the  Soudan 
Frontier  Fie'd  Force  in  1SS5-86,  and  was  i»rosent  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss. 

2^^  Captain  R.  Morris  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  on  Transport  duty,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of 
Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-^0  Captain  C.  J.  Garden  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i88o-8r  with  the  troop  of  Mounted  Infantry  94th  Regiment  at 
Pretoria  during  its  investment.  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  18S4-85  with  the  Mounted  Infantry,  and  was 
present  at  the  action  of  Abu  Klea  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star), 

S31  Captain  E.  S.  Brooke  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-S7  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
262  Lord  St.  Oswald  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1S85  with  the  ist  Battalion  Coldstream  Guards,  and 
.vas  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen,  at  that  near  Tofrek  on  the  24th  March,  and  at  the  destructioQ  of 
Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

~^^  Captain  E.  G.  Forbes  served  thraughmt  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).   "Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1886. 


Beserve  of  OtHcers.—  War  Srro/as  of  fl,r  <  \tpta,\,.-.  576m 

=«  Captain  S.  distance  served  n-ifu  the  Wuntho  Esiiedition  in  iSq,  in  commiml  ,,rfh»  Ar„„,  .-.i  i„i-     .        i-.i 
Duke  of  Corn^-all's  Light  Infantry  (mentioned  in  de.p.itcbes.  MeVal  Uth  nXT  Jlonnted  Infantry  of  ll,e 

-»  Captain  F   G  W.  Jones  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  ,880-8,.  and  took  Dart  in'the  defeuccof  Fort  Maraln^tadf 

--'Captam  John  btratfonl  served  in  the  Zuhi  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  „■  the  en™'emeur't  Uhmd^^^a^^^^^ 
served  in  the  subsequent  operations  asamst  Sekukuni  inchulinjr  the  swrn.in;,  of  the  stroSio  1  Vedal  w  th    ias 
Served  m  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Standcrtcn  m.ulohi  h  nn  1  ia.spi. 

'?  "?'''^!L"^  ^-  ^\ Seton-Christopher  served  with  tbe  7Sth  Highlanders  in  the  AfWian  war  in  i83o  nrwlnli-  w„ 

bxpedit.on  m  1SS4  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  ensV-ements  at  KTe 
and  Temai  (two  Clasps).    Served  m  the  Nile  E.\-pedition  in  i«4-85  with  tli«  -st  liifalion  (Jnnlnr,  Hi,.l,l„^,i;,? 
and  with  the  River  Column  under  Major  General  Earle  iCIasp).     Served  wiih  t?e  CI   u'iTRdTeX";'    mler  S'.^ 
Robert  Low  m  1S95  with  the  tst  Battalion  Gordon  H.ffhlandors,  and  was  present  at  the  storminVl  of  the  lla laknnd 
Pass  and  the  ens-asement  at  the  Paiykora  River  (lledal  with  Clasp).  ""'",  ui  me  .iiaiaKanii 

-''"  Captain  J.  H.  S.  Griffith  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  from  iS36till  the  close  of  iSE?  wirhthp  ,«r  H.,,f„n  ,. 
of  the  Yorkshii-e  Lisht  Infantry  (Medal  with  two  Clasps!  '  «iththL  ist  Battalion 

=■'■  Captain  M.  B.  Doyne  served  with  the  expedition  to  th3  Soudan  in  1385,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements 
"'',"*?''^^°  ^°'*  ^^^T-S^'"^  ^"■'''"';  ^^'^  "  ^^^  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khe.m  e's  Stai 
„'°-  '  ''P'ai?  R-  P.  Whately  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  .85.  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star)      Serve      n  the  Nie 
I  xpedition  in  188^-35  with  the  ,8t  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Sussex  Regiment,  and  took  1  ar    in    he  opera^^ns    f 
the  Desert  Column  under  Sir  Herbert  Stewart  (ClasDl.  i- 1  ■  ■."i.  upi-iai,ious  01 

">'  Captain  P.  .\.  D.  A.  Lovell  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Coldstream  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  188- 
aurt  was  present  in  the  eniragement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp  and 

=^3i  Captain  J.  R.  Beech  serveil  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  in  the  Veterinary  Department,  aiul  was  present  in 
the  two  actions  at  Kassasiuau<l  nt  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive'^  Star)  ■  Served  ii 
Lhe  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sn-  Gerald  Graham  in  1884.  and  was  present  in  the  enn-a^-ement  at  El  Teb— sli-'-htlv 
wounded  (mentioned  ui  despatches,  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  .884-8^.  and  wa^  nrese^nt  at 
the  action  at  Abu  Klea  (two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  operations  near  Sunkin  in  December  18S8  inclndin'^  the  en- 
1,'agementat  Gemaizah  (mentioned  m  despatches,  Clasp),  and  in  the  operatiuns  in  Au'^ust  iSSo  ineludin<r  the 
engageinenL=  at  Argiun  and  Toski  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp).  Was  nominated  to  the  4th  Class  oT  the 
Oamanieh  for  his  services  with  the  Egvptian  Army. 

-96  Major  R.  D.  Anderson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  (msnttoned  in  desiintcbcs  Medil 
with  Clasp).  ""  '  ' 

-9'  Captain  F.  A.  Medley  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  (Medwl.  nud  Khedive's  stnr) 

*J8  Captain  G.  E.  Temple  served  vrith  the  ?nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment  in  the  Ko-yptimi  war  of  1S82  (Meilal 
and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  1S8S  with  the  l-ihI  Hnttulion  Derbyshire  ReHment  und' 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Gnathong  and  the  Jelapla  {Medal  ^vith  Clasp).  "  '^  ' 

-33  Captain  R.  G.  A.  Sharp  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  ori882  (Medal,  and  Kbedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Xilo 
Expedition  in  1SS4-S5  with  the  1st  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  (Clasp). 

■'™'  Captain  D.  G.  Stewart  served  in  the  Barmesc  Expedition  in  i8S(.'-87  with  the  ?nd  Battalion  Somersetshire 
Li^'ht  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  South  Afi-ican  war  in  1S99-1Q00. 

^"■-  Captain  C.  W.  B.  Farrant  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS6-8S  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Roval 
Munster  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3"3  Captain  H.  Mann  served  in  the  JJile  Expedition  in  18S4-S5  with  the  lat  Battalion  of  the  West  Kenc  Re'^iment, 
(Medal  ^vith  Clas)),  and  Khedive's  Star).  * 

2'**  Captain  W.G.  Terry  served  with  the  Royal  Artillery  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2  (Mednl,  and  Khedive's  Star. 

™^  Captain  W.  H.  Kennedy  ser\-ed  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Transpoi^  Ctticer  to  ahe  3rd  Battalion  Kin"-'- 
Royal  Rifle  Corps,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-ilahuta.  in  the  action  at  Ka.ssasin  (9th  Septembe'ii, 
jind  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  (J'lasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^"6  Captain  L.  C.  Koe  served  iu  the  Nile  Expedition  in  18S4-S5  with  th«  ist  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Regimenr. 
(  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i638  with  the  2nd  Battalion* Roval 
Irish  Regiment  including  the  engagement  at  Kor,kai  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•'0"  CaptainG.  L.B.KiUick  served  with  the  3rd  BattiilionKiiigs  Royal  Rides  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was 
present  in  the  reconnaissance  in  force  from  Alexandria  on  the  5th  August,  niid  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kcbir 
<  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)  ;  also  served  in  the  Soudan  Expeditiim  in  jlZ^  with  the  srd  Battalion 
King's  Royal  Rifle  Corps,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  El  Teb  (two  (.'laspsi. 

'•^^^  Captain  H.  Kewtou  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1S92. 

^"*  Captain  Hon.  R.  AVhitc  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  18S4-S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Kheilive's  Star). 

^"  Captain  P.  A.  MacAdam  served  with  tne  soth  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  from  23rd  January  1880  with 
the  force  under  Sir  Donald  Stewart,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  ijrzoo  near 
Ghuznee.  find  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Logar  Valley  (Medal  with  Claspj. 

■"-  Captain  W.  H.  Scales  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S86-87  with  the  2ud  Battalion  of  the  X-iverpooI 
Regiment  (Medal  with  rlasp). 

■"*  Captain  P.  C.  W.  Trevor  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S87-89  with  the  2nd  Battalion  N.jrfolk 
Regiment  (Medal  with  I'la-^jj). 

^'^  Captain  G.  H.  L.  Galbraith  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  rst  Battalion  of  the  Hluek 
Watch,  took  pirt  with  the  River  Column  under  Major  General  Earle,  and  was  present  iu  the  engagement  at 
Kirbekan  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^^^  Captain  R.  L.  Blosse  serveil  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1889-90  (Meilai  with  Clasp). 

-•^  Major  W.  H.  Pain  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS5-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'5  Captain  F.  "W.  Marshall  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-00  (Afedal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Captain  W.  H.  Vicars  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1009-1900  as  Duty  Ofiicer  at  the  Base  Depot,  and  as 
Commandant  on  the  Lines  of  Communication. 

^--  Captain  C.  F.  S.  Eu-art  served  with  the  detachment  of  the  Jiid  Battalion  Sealbrth  Highlanders  attached  to 
the  ist  Battalion  Sea  forth  Highlanders  in  the  Egyptian  war  ot  iSS2,and  was  present  nt  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  iSSS  with  the  2nd  Battalion 
8eaforth  Highlanders— severelv  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp  I. 

^-^  Captain  A.  M.  M'Murdo,  wheu  attached  to  the  Eeyp*^'=^'i  Army  at  Suakiu,  cominanded  a  detachment  of 
Camel  Corps  in  the  attack  on  Osman  Digna's  camp  at  Handuiio  on  the  17th  January  r88£— wounded  (4th  Class 
of  the  MedjidieV  and  was  present  in  the  attack  on  Khor  Mousa  and  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (Medal  with 
('lasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)  ;  also  served  in  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  frontier  in  1889,  including  the  engage- 
ment at  Toski  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Clasp). 

^=*  Captain  A.  H.  W.  Norgate  served  in  the  campaign  on  tlie  North  West  Frontier  of  India  nndt-r  Sir  William 
Lockhart  in  1897-98  with  tbe  ist  Battalion  Northamptonshire  Keiriment  with  tliu  Tirali  E.xpediiionary  Force,  and 
was  present  in'the  engagements  at  Chagru  Kotal  and  Uargai,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar,  and  the  opera- 
tions in  the  Bai-a  Valley  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

='^'- Major  Hussey-WaUh  served  m  the  Biu-mese  rampaign  in  1SS7  So  with  the  Sawlapaw  Expedition,  Eastern 
Karenni  (Medal  with  Clas]})  ;  -with  the  Chin  Bushai  Expeditfbnary  Force  in  1889-90  (Clasp);  and  with  the  Wuntho 
Field  Force  in  1891  as  Intelhgence  Otticer  (Clasp). 

3^"  Captain  W.  B.  Watts  served  in  the  operations  agamst  the  bofas,  West  Coast,  o!  AtncA,  m  1S93-94  (MedM! 
with  Clasp)  ;  and  in  tbe  expedition  to  the  Gambia  against  Fodey  Silah  in  1894  with  the  1st  Battalion  West  In  h;i 
Regiment  {mentioned  in  dc'iipatches.  Clasp  f.  ,      -i      .       \ 

^^  Captain  T.  Dewhirst  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS7-S9  (Medal  with  (.iasp). 

3^  Captain  P.  F.  Dwyer  served  in  the  Zulu  war  iu  1879  witli  the  17th  Lancers,  and  was  present  in  the  en^  i  rv 
ment  at  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


j6n  Heservc  of  Officers. —  War  Services  of  the  Captains. 

^^^  Captain  B.  Cotton  served  in  the  espedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  tbo  i!>t  Ha'.tnUou  Sliroosliire  Lii?ht 
Tnfantiy  (Medal  with  Clasp,  anil  Khedive's  Star),  and  in  tue  subseipieiit  occujj.itioii  of  Snakin  by  13riti;ih  troops 
in  1885-86.  Served  ia  the  operations  in  the  Soudan  in  1888-91  iucliidiiiff  the  eii^Ai^ements  at  Gemai/.ah  and  Toski 
—severely  wounded  (Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Osinanieh,  antl  4th  Class  of  the  MedjidieJ  ;  and  at  the  capture  of 
Tokar  in  February  1S91  fClasp  to  Khedive's  Star). 

^'  Captain  G.  A.  Bulkley  served  in  the  Buiinese  Expedition  in  18S8-89  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Leicestershire 
Regiment  in  the  Upper  Burma  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Captain  H.  FitzHerberS  served  throughout  tbe  campitiKii  in  the  Eas.tern  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion 
of  the  Berjcshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  recounaissance  to  Hasheen  on  tbe  ist  February,  in  tbe  engage- 
ments at  uasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba,  and  the  subsequent  advance  to  and  burning  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two 
Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1835-86. 

-^3  Captain  W.  L.  Mercer  served  during  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment 
on  the  Lines  of  Communication  np  the  Nile.  Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1886-S6  during  the 
operations  on  the  Upper  Nile  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (Melal  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^^*  Captain  A.  B.  Bjyd- Wilson  served  during  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire 
Kegimeut  on  the  Line  of  Communication  up  the  Nile.  Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  under  Sir 
Frederick  Stephenson  in  1885-86,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (Medal, and  Khedive's  Star). 

*'^  Captain  C.  E.  Pierce  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Heavy  Cam^l  Corps  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^^  Captain  W.  1'.  Holland  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  188S. 

^"  Captain  W.  J.  Todd  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lockhart 
in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionaiy  Force  with  the  snd  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  the  Sampagha  and  Arhanga  Passes,  the  capture  of  Bagh,  the  Dwatoi  reconnaissance,  the  crossing  of  the 
Kahu  Dana,  the  reconnaissance  of  the  Saran  Sar  and  engagement  of  irth  November,  and  the  operations  against  the 
Khani  Khel  Chamkanis  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  (.Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'■^^  Captain  G.  D.  Mdligan  served  in  tbe  expedition  to  the  Sou  Inn  in  1835  with  the  ist  Battalion  CohUtream 
Guards,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hisheen,  ;it  that  near  Tofrek  on  the  24th  March,  and  at  the 
destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^*'  Captain  C.  P.  L.  Lynden-Bell  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  :885  with  the  2111!  Battalion  of  the 
East  Surrey  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  eneaeement  at  Hasheen,  at  the  attack  on  the  Convoy  on  the  26th 
March,  and  in  the  subsequent  advance  to  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'"  Captain  H.  L.  Rokeby  served  with  the  Burmese  Kxpedition  m  i886~88  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'*-  Captain  P.  J.  Zigoraala  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-85  with  the  19  h  Hussars  (Medal  with  Clasp,  ancl 
Khedive's  Star). 

^^  Captain  G.  O.  R.  Wynne  perved  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Regiment 
including  the  engagement  at  Kotkai  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^*'  Captain  R.  E.  Galindo  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  Indian  Contingent  (Medal,  and  Khedive's 
Star). 

=*'*  Captain  C.  F.  Sewell  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  3rd  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifl« 
Corps,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*'*'  Captain  W.  M.  Inglis  served  throughout  the  campaign  in  the  Eastern  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battaliois 
of  the  Berkshire  Regiment,  aud  was  present  at  the  reconnaissance  to  Hasheen  on  the  ist  February,  and  in  the 
engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^*'  Captain  E.  M.  Woodhouse  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-88  (Medal  with  Claspi. 

3*^  Captain  W.  V.  Eccles  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i8s8-og  with  the  4th  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade- 
(ifedal  with  Clasp). 

3*9  Captain  W  ;^'elson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-S7  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  witli 
Clasp). 

■''^"  Cajjtain  H.  Barlow  served  with  the'Nile  Expedition  in  1884-S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  during  the  operations  on  the  Upper  Nile  in  1885-86, 

'■^^  Captain  M.  Robinson  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Gambia  in  1892  under  Colonel  Ellis  including  thc- 
capture  of  Toniataba  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■'■'■'  Captain  W.  A.  Persse  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  iS;r(MedU  with  Clasp). 

■^^  Captain  V.  G.  R.  Johnson  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1898  with 
the  ist  Battalion  Lincolnshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Atbara  and  Khartoum  1, mentioned 
in  despatches,  Briti?-h  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^*  Captain  E.  Oakes  served  throughout  the  Hazara  cimpaign  in  iSSS  with  the  znd  Battalion  Northumberland 
Fusiliers  (Medal  ^vith  Clasp). 

^^  Cf.ptain  F.  C.  Johnston  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  18S4  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  and  wa?. 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  cl" 
i£3r,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  the  Tolrek  zereba  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (two  Clasps). 

•^^  Captain  E.  H.  H.  Gordon  served  ia  the  expedition  tj  the  Soudan  in  1884  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Gordon 
Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  eneagements  at  Ei  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  18S4-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Gordon  Highlanders,  and  with  the  Rlvor 
Column  under  Major  General  Earle  (Clasp). 

^"  Captain  A.  Nelson  served  with  the  expedition  sent  against  the  Yonnies,  on  the  West  Coast  of  Africa,  ii> 
1SS7-S8  (Medal  with  Clasj)). 

^^  Major  M.  M'Neill  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  5th  Lancers  and  as  Orderly  Officer 
to  Sir  Henry  Ewart,  Commanding  the  Cavalrj-  Brigade,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen  and  at  the 
destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khetlive's  Star). 

■*^^  Captain  Hon.  C.  T.  Holland  served  in  the  cxpeiition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  thC' 
Coldstream  Guards,  and  was  iiresent  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen,  at  that  near  Tofrek  on  the  24th  March,  and 
at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*^<'  Captain  R.  M.  Barrington  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-S7  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'•^^^  Captain  M.  F.  H.  Sandford  served  in  the  Egpytian  war  of  :832  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Grenadier 
Guards,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the- 
expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  3rd  Battalion  of  the  Grenadier  Guards,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ment at  Hasheen  (Clasp). 

^*-  Captain  A.  C.  Waj-  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S85-89  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with 
two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  operations  against  the  Sofaa,  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  1893-94  (mentioned  in  despatches 
Medal  with  Clasp);  and  with  the  expedition  to  the  Grambia  against  Fode.y  Silah  in  1894  as  Staflf  Officer  to  Majox 
Fairclough,  Commanding  the  Troops  on  the  West  Coast  of  Africa  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Clasp). 

^^^  Captain  C.  L.  Lindsay  served  vrith  the  2nd  Battahon  of  the  Grenadier  Guards  in  the  EgjiHian  war  of  1882, 
and  was  present  at  the  batUe  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  in  the  Soudan 
campaign  in  1885  (Clasp). 

^*  Captain  C.  P.  Lloyd  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  18S5-86  (Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

2"  Captain  E.  B.  Hawker  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  :S35-S7  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
Hazara  campaign  in  iSSS  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  (Clasp). 

^^fi  Captain  R.  L.  C.  Brooker  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  188S. 

^'  Captain  W.  Triggs  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1879-80  (Medal). 

='^  Sir  H.  H.  A.  Walsh  served  with  ths  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'•'f'^  Captain  A.  H.  Thurbum  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

""  Captain  F.  Ford-Mellows  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S85-89  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal^ 
with  two  ClaspsV 

^"'  Captain  W.  L.  Tredgold  served  with  the  expedition  ta  the  Tambaka  Country  in  1892  including  the  capture 
of  Tamhi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Captain  A.  P.  MuiTay  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1S84  with  the  zs''.  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  El  Teb  (Medal  with  Cla*p,  and  Khedive's  Star;. 


Besene  of  Officers  —  War  Services  of  the  Captains. 


and  wit,h  the  Buner  Field  Force,  incliidin 

'"  f'l'I'*"'"  ^'-  Howell  served  in  tbe  occupation  o^  Siiakin  bv  Briti<sh  trnm«  ir,  .us-  sa 

io  K"'',"^!"  f:,  R-1'a.v'o'- served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85  (Medal  with  Cla^p  and  Khedive's  Stavl 
Z    .""""'  !i'",';'"i.'  -^I'V"""'*'  "^"■'"^  "^"^  *«  '5"^  HnssRTS  in  the  Boer  war  of  ,88,'  ^'"'"'^S'  *  Sta, ) . 

■  SS7-88'('Seda1  wiih  O'la^:,"''™''  "'"''  ''"=  expedition  sent  agamst  the  Yonnies,  ol,  the  West  Coast  „f  Africa.  i„ 
™^  Captain  DP.  Sunderland  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

(Medal'^thcTas'i;)''*"""'""  '"  ""^  ''''""*  Exp3aition  in  .89.  with  ,he ',st' B.ittal.o^'Rojal  ',Velsh  Fusiliers 

.,nT,„';'l\^n'"^-  ^-  ?"?'*''  ^""■'%'^  ''\i^^  ^il"  Expedition  in  ,884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Gonl.v,  HlEhlanders 
and  with  the  R.ver  Coxumn  under  Major  General  Earle  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)  "'e""'naei* 

„rT^  ??         s'  ^'  R-'v-amobell  served  in  the  operations  a,'auist  the  chief  Naana  on  the  Benin  River  West  Coast 
of  Afnca.  in  ,854  Imeutioned  m  despatches,  DSO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp).-See  also  Civil  DeoorLons  for  Gallantry, 

"  «6  Captain  G.  W.  Dundas  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  i89-> 

*'  Captain  W.  Pearson  served  m  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1888-89  with  the  2nd  Battahou  Leicestershire  R»c,i. 
inent  in  the  Qpper  Burma  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp).  i-<;ii-.,ai,i,i.-,uiie  n,-fci- 


expedition  to  the  Bazar  Valle.v  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

Ml  Major  T.  Lay  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i83o,  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Can- 
dahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration) . 


Reserve  of  Officers. — War  Services  of  Lieutenants,  S,-c. 

1  The  Duke  of  Bedford  served  with  the  2.id  Battalion  Grenadier  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iSSz,  and  ^.•^s 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) 

r.v'''J°!'.,'*'  \^i'^'f'^?'?-  ^"'^;^'^  ^7*!'''  •^'^  '^'  Battalion  Scots  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  preocnt 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- Kebir(  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  pieocnc 

3  Major  J.  F.  Trant  ser\ed  in  the  Boer  war  of  1S81  with  the  Xatal  Field  Force 
'  Major  C._H.  Colvin.— For  War  Services,  see  Mditia  (Essex  Regiment). 

-  Lord  A.  t .  Compton  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  18S4  with  the  loth  Hussars,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  ClasD,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

•■  't^Y}'p-™f-  ^'  ?i"°^''  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,882  with  the  ist  Battalion  Scots  Guards,  and  was  present  at 
thebattleofTel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-  Lieut.  H.  W  Ranisay-Faiifax-Lney  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  189^-1903  in  the  Remount  Department. 

«  Lieut.  W.  W.  de  V.  Caddell  served  in  the  Matabele  war  in  1896  (Medal).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in 
1S99-1900  attached  to  the  Southern  Rhodesian  Volunteers,  and  subsequently  in  the  Commander  in  Chief's  Bodv 
Guard.  ^ 

'0  Lieut.  CM.  Grenfell  served  with  the  loth  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1579  (Medal).  Served  in  the 
Soudan  Expedition  in  1S84  with  the  loth  Hussars,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).     Served  in  the  Sout  1  African  war  in  1809-190D. 

"  Lieut.  J.  H.  Martin  served  in  the  Egy,itian  war  of  18S2  with  the  19th  Hussars,  and  was  present  at  the  tw> 
actions  at  Kassasin  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (.Medal  with  tnasp.  and  KHedive's  Star). 

>•  Lieut.  F.  R.  Drake  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1SS5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
with  the  expedition  up  the  River  Gambia  in  1891-92  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'5  Lieut.  E.  K.  B.  Tighe  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i336-83  with  the  ist  B.ittaUou  Rifle  Brigads 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

I'  Lieut.  ,7.  H.  de  B.  Harris  served  in  the  Burmese  Expsdition  in  1885-87  with  the  ^nd  Battalion  of  the  Livcr- 
poDl  Regiment,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  an  attack  near  .Vlyingyan  in  M  ly  [386  ( .\Ied  il  with  Clasp). 

'■  Lieut.  D'A.  Symonds  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  with  the  17th  Lancers,  and  was  iJresent  in  tlio  cavalry 
affair  at  Krzungayan  and  in  the  engagement  at  Dlundi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Lieut.  W.  Holt  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  wit'a  the  tst  Battilion  Hampshire  Rigimeat 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
"  Lieut.  G.  E.  N.  Booker  served  in  the  South  .\frican  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  Remount  Department. 
-"  Lieut.  R.  Lines  served  with  the  Burmese  I'Jxpedition  in  1885-86  under  Sir  Harry  Prendergast,  including  the 
surrender  of  Mandalay  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-1  Lient.  R.  P.  Cobbold  served  with  the  Wuntlio  Expedition  in  1891  and  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891 
(Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  South  .Vfrican  war  in  1899-1900  on  Special  Service,  including  service  under  the 
Base  Commandant  at  Cape  Town  and  under  the  Military  Governor  of  Pretoria. 
^  Lieut.  '.V.  C.  Mason  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879.  ^^^  took  part  in  the  pursuit  of  King  Cetewa,yo  (Medal). 
-2  Lieut.  C.P.  F.  Radclyffie  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1805  (Medal  with 
Clasp) . 

-*  Captain  J.  Marshall  served  with  the  9th  Lancers  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  affair 
at  Siah  Sung  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1879  i^^^i^I  with  Clasp). 
^^  Captain  A.  C.  Cooper  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■*  Caiitain  F.  G.  Hughes  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1S84-S5  with  the 
luniskilling  Dragoons. 

~7  Captain  W.  Pille.v  .served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  with  the  17th  Lancers,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Zinguin  Mountain  (Medal  with  e'lasp). 

'^  Lieut.  H.  Hibbard  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  b-ittle  of  Tel-el-Keba*  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
2^  Captain  T.  Baillie  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1S63-66  (Medal). 
^  Captain  J.  Stead  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

31  Captain  Parr  Campbell  served  with  the  78th  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i38o  (Medal).  Served  in  the 
Hazara  Expedition  in  r8S8  as  Quarter  Master  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  as  Quarter  Master  2nd  Battahon  Seaforth  High- 
landers (Clasp). 

""  Captain  J.  Clifford  served  with  the  21st  FusiUers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement 
at  TJlundi  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  m  the  Boer  war  in  i3Eo-8i,  and  took  p-irt  in  the  defence  of  Pretoria. 


;j6;i  Itexci-vc  "J   Officeix. — Wiir  .ScccfVc.s  r;/'  Lieulcnanis,  ,(c. 

3^  Captain  Li.  K.  Grier  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal).  .    c-.         c         1  .,.i,„s:„„,i 

35  Captains.  H.  Robmson  served  m  the  EK^.tian  war  of  .882  (Modal,  and  Ivhcdivo  s  Star).  Served  ,n  the  Soul.,  1. 
Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  (iraham  iu  1884  (Clasp) ;  also  served  with  the  Nile  t.xpedition  in  .■siSfj-i  (C  ai,p) 
■'■■  Captain  W.  E.  Jl' Vci-li  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Also  served  in  the  Boei  wai  01 

'''"'cantainE  .T.  Crane  served  with  the  Mnnipore  Expedition  in  .391  (Medal  with  Claspl.  ,        ^        ,., 

•■•»  CaptaS  J  Watkmrserved  »ith  the  .-nd'uattal,.,,,  of  the  Koyal  Jri,h  Fu.ihers  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  m 
1884,  and  was  present  in  tlie  engagements  at  El  Teo  and  Ten.ai  (honorary  rank  ot  Captain,  Medal  with  Ua.p,  and 

''^^•'  Captafn's."  G.  Miller  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  ol'  .3S2  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Reciracat 
(Modal  with  Clnsp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,  .    ^u  „„»    ,i„„„-.  VoU 

«  Captnin  K.  Wallaee  served  in  the  Beer  war  of  iSSi,  and  was  yn-esent  m  the  engagement  at  La    g  s  NeV. 

<'  Captain  H.  Christie  served  u,  the  expedition  against  the  "ionnies.  West  Coast  0  Atiiea,  11.  ,887-88  (Meda 
^vith  Cla-p)  Served  with  the  cxpoditi.ni  to  the  Tambaka  Country  in  1S02  including  the  capture  ot  i.nnbi,  and 
with  the  cxped'tion  to  the  Gambia  in  .8q2  including  the  capture  ofToniataha  (Clasp).  „^,.„,,;„„t,*  inti  t)u 

«  Captai,  .;.  Brittlebanii  .served  in  the  Al'.  lam  war  m  1879-80,  and  was  present  with  the  exped  tions  nt^  «  " 
r.u.dmian  Valley  and  against  the  Wnzeeree  Khugianis,  ami  at  the  attack  and  destruction  ot  severa  village^  (Med  ,1 

1^  Cai.tain  \V'.  Hollycr  served  with  the  6oih  Regiment  m  the  Afghan  war  m  1879-80,  anil  took  p.iit  in  tiic 
.IcfenceofCandahar.'ai.dwaspresentattheba.ttieofCandabarlMedalwitn  Clasp).  .„,.„  „r  11;    M„  ii,) 

"  Captain  A.  .J.  Garrard  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Ah  .Mu-ji.i 

*^« 'captain  V."M!'Murr.iv  served  n-itli  the  5. St  Light  Infantry  in  the  Jowaki  campaign  in  ,877  (iledal  with  Cla^l.  . 
Served  in  the  Alghan  wai-  in  1878-7Q.  and  wa-  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  o.  Ah  Musnd  (Medal  ^"""-^"^I,  ; 
Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  iu  1886  till  the  close  of  itS?,  and  lor  some  time  officiated  as  .statt  Ottcer  to  t)i. 
=;t.h  Brigade  Upiier  Burniah  Field  Force  (two  I  lasiis).  .  t,  „  ,        v;„w  n- r,.<,, 

•;  Captain  W    Norris  served  in  the  Hazara  l-.xpedition  in  i883  as  Quarter  Master  to  the  ist  Battalion  Suftolk  Eegi- 

'"m^"jT"Fa,r;;^J's^ed  nIVhe  ^ill;  Jvai-lu'iSjo,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Inye.ane,  and  at 

^'^lSJ^^^^:{^r^^:X^.^ln  1879.  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Gingindhlovu  and  at 

'"'"t^^^^^.S^^^i^S:^^  Ila.ara  campaign  in  .383  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment 

'^'"cantoinH"  M-Kiernan  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  of  ,884-85  with  the  ,st  Battahon  of  the  Roj-al  Sussex 
llegimenT,2nd  toolc  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Colnmn  under  Sir  Herbert  Stewart  (Medal  with  C  las,,, 

'™' SfaTn  J  ^c'Snnolly  served  as  Quarter  Master  to  the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  with 

the  Suakin  Field  F.'rce  in  December  ,888  during  the  investment  of  Suakin  and  was  present  m  the  engagement 

at  Gemaizah  I  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Stan.  „,„,,,    ,,, 

«"  Lieut  .1   H  G.  G.  Hogg  se.-ved  in  the  Abys.-uiiau  warm  ,868  (Medal  I.  .„,,,-,■    ,,r„,„i 

>'^  cllSain  H.  C.  Hart  sS'ved  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tcl-el-Kebir  (Medal 

with  Clasp  and  Khedive's  Star);  alfo  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  m  ,1,84-85  (Clasp).  „      rsp 

0'  C'aptai  1  R    J   Roche  serve,    n  the  New  Zealand  war  iu  1864-C6  (Medal).      Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,882 

with  the  , St  Battalion  of  the  West  Kent  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;    also  served  wiih  tne 

^'.''"(SjSli  W^Halph'^e^V^^wHh  the  Biun.ese  Expedition  in  1885-8:  (Medal  with  t,vo  Clasps).  .„„„,,,„ 

'•<■  Captain  W.  FitzVatrick  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  ,879,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Glnglndhlo^  1. 

"'«  J^ieut  w' E  "^'an  se^^d  in'S^'Klm' war  in  ,877.  and  in  the  Zulu  war  in  XB79  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served 

'''S'^^^T?^:^:!^^^^^'^^^^^"^^^  «h  Rifies  in  the  Zulu  war  of  ,87,,  and  wa. 
nroseiitin  thera^n-e  lentat  Gingindhlovuai.d  at  the  relief  of  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  the  Boer 
'.r  olVsS,' with, -h'eLth  Rifles.    §ervedthrougl,outU.eE^,,ti„iiw„rori882.^andwaspl.s^^ 


sanccm'^"  v™    '^x^'mon'S;;  1  A  at  Tel-ehMahuta.  at  the  action  at  Kassa^u 

TotiSepteSiberl       nd  at   the  battle  of  Tehel-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  ser^•ed  m  the 
Soudan  ]™.eMt,oi!  in  ,884  with  the  jrd  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifle  Conis.  and  was  present  in  the  engagements 


''^•?'c^,ptaiii'c^"f 'Mu^dVcl^'e^  in  the  Zulu  war  in  .879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  ,88, 
ServedCthe'EgVptlai,  wai  in  ,082,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star) ;  and  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  ,884  (promoted  Quarter  Master,  Llasi>). 

69  CantAin  AV   Sneak  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

TO  Cai^A  -E  loader  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  ,884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive^*  Star  ;  also 
served  m  the  oiierations  near  Suakin  in  December  ,388  including  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (honoraiy  lank  of 

^""lycapt^/u  w'navc.ick  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (mentioned  in  despatches,  pmmoteil  Quarter 

''-StJS^t'Elne^on'^i^l^'lnS  Egyptian  war  of  ,3i2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  , he 
expemS  to  the  S  nlmi  in  ,384  and  was-present  ,1,  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Tenia  (mentioned  n, 
.1e.FpatXs,  two  Claspslliid  Medal  for  distinguished  conduct  in  the  field) ;  also  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  m 

'  r-^Lieut  T^llarrett  served  in  the  Egyjitian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
"  Captain  W    I  Qnaltrough  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  m  ,885-Se,  and  were  present  ,n  the 

''■^"SlSlR   Rrtil^r'^^rJl'^Slroi^S.urjheA^han  war  of  .878^0  with  tte  72nd  ffighianders.  and  was 
present  inlhe  en^ai^cinenr  at  Charasinh  on  the  6th  October  1879  »"'!  'i  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December 
Vs79raJcompanie,rsri  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Can.lahar,  and  >vas  present  at  the  ba  tie  o    tandam^ 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  three  Clas,.s.  Bronze  Decoration,  and  adchtional  Meital  «  th  (  ta^^^ 
tin-uished  conduct  m  the  field).     Served  in  the  rJ.yptian  war  ot  ,882,  and  was  present  at  tlie  battle  of  lel-el-Kebii 

"^'J^lSln  G'Sani^^A^l^an  seV^edt  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Zuiigin  Nek 

"»-Saln^"'s''Hrwe''served''i'rlV^^^^^^^^^  the  25th  King's  Own  Borderers  with  the 

Peshawur  Vai;  -Ffe^d  Force  under  Lieut.5ciieral  Maude,  and  alterwards  vvith  the  Khyber  Line  Force  un.ler 

'^'^"ca'^,te\'irw^RSiUYs"slrved  with  tlie  Waziristan  Field  Force  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in  ,304-93  with  the 
2nd  Battahon  Bolder  Regiment  (Medal  witli  Clasp).  ..v  r^.        \ 

^^"f  T^T^^^^::'^'^:^'^:^^^^^^^^  ^  despatches.  Medal  with    Clasp. 

""^^  T^^  'S^^dt  'Ji^'cSu^SJi'^rlri^J^  ^l^l-Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  Willi^  Lockhart  in 
,397-oSwrth  he  Jst  Battalion  Northa,„,,l,.n.hire  Regiment  including  the  operationson  the  Samana  Range,  and  with 
the  'Tirah  Exneditionarv  Force  inclnding  the  operations  in  the  Bara  \  alley  (Medal  with  thiee  Clasps). 

£  V^P,,,  w  P  cTokeLrved  ill  the  EgVPtian  war  of  ,882,  and  was  present  at  the  reeonuaissance  to  and  surrender 
of  LfDmvaV  (Medal  and  Wi'dvi^sS^^^  at  A^siout  during  the  Nile  Expedition  in  ,384-85,  and  was  pre- 

seiJ^  ill  ?he  tngSgemems  at  Haslie^  and  the  Tolrek  zereba  (mentioned  in  despatches,  two  Clasps,  and  Medal  for 
flistingnishedfondiu't  in  the  tUItli. 


577 


I 


INDIAN  ARMY  RESERVE   OP  OFFICERS. 

Ca  fairy. 


J  uild,  Charlea  Richard 
O'Connor,  Malcolm  Stuart 
MacAciam,  Huffh  Crawford  Vivers" 
Stebbmgr,  Edward  Percy 
Berkeley,  Arthur  Mowbra\-  


SBC0»D  LlBCIBHilfis. 


APPOIKT- 
ZITDLIBtlT.        KD   TO 
RHa^BVB. 

Ill  June 57;  2  J^iTe^^OT 
4  Mar.  98,  4  Mar.  98 
i|  Jan.  99  ,3  Jan.  99 
[  8Sept.99  8  Sept.99 
I  s  bept.99   8  Sept.99 


Infantry. 


Lieutenant. 


Stapleton,  Bryan 


Miiller,  William  Carl  Waldemlr'^"''"'  ^"^"'''"'"• 

Collins,  Michael  Richard...  

Morin,  Archibald  Henry      

Wilrteblond,  John  Peake     

Harnett,  William  Palkiner.!!'!"!! 

Gibb,  Chambers  Sawbrid^e 

Sutherland.  William...     .°    

Howard,  William  Henry  Ker 

Bilmore,  Harold  St.  Georo-e  

Foy,  Ernest  Rudolph  ...         

SauRster,  William  Peter 

Cuffe,  Otway  Fortescue  LukeWheeier 

Home,  Lmdsay  Douglas  

Armstrong:,  Herbert  Aubrey  

Proe.s,  Ernest  Marinus 

Wilrteblood,  Henry  Seddo'ii 

I'lulhps,  Ernest  Alfred  WiUiam 

PvL-ston,  Arthur  Sansome  

»hI1,  Benson  Parsick  

Fairholme,  Charles  Ernest 

Hawes  John  Wickes  Molyneux  :;■. 

full. ;rh,  Charles  Arnold  

Babmn-ton,  Stephen  

Patch,  James   

Anderson,  Ale.^nderDin^yair;;; 

Willans,  John  Frederick  

Acres,  Albert  William  Edward.:::.".;: 

Every-Miller,  Edward  Thomas     

f^oott,  Beresford  Charles : 


k 


APPOINT- 
ED TO 

RESERVE. 


18  Dec.  96   2  Feb.  00  r8l)ecTg6 


22  Jan.  97 
S  Feb.  97 
5  Feb.  97 
■  17  Apr.  97 
30  Apr.  97 
30  Apr.  97 
14  May  97 
|2i  May  97 
2  July  97 
2  July  97I 
27  Aug.  97 
27  Aug-.  97 
t  Oct.  97 
:2  Nov.  97 
17  Dec.  97 
i8  Feb.  98 
25  Mar.  9S 
2  Sept.  98 
9  Sept.  98 
30  Sept.  98 
TO  Sept;  98 
20  Oct.  98 
25  Nov.  98 

2  Dec.  98 

3  Mar.  99 1 
19  May  90 
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Major  Genebals. 


CORNET, 

2ndLisi7T. 

OrBliSIGM, 


Henry  Wvlie.^sT  CSl.  B»ngal  Infantrv       4  Oct.   6 
Alex.  Clark-Kennedy.^  lo'lian  S.C.[R]  29  July  62 
Binfield  Wemvss.^^'*  Bential  Infanlrv    -     20  Jaii.  62 
William  Walter  Hopton  Scott,"'  CB.  I 
Infantry  Bengal )  :  7  June6i 


LIEUT. 


4  Oct.  62 
15  Not.  64 
24  Mar.  63 

30  July  62 


13  Dec,  70 

2q  July  74 

18  July  71 
26  Mar.  70 


I  .luly  81 

29  July  82 

I  July  81 

7  June  81 


LIEUT. 
COLONEL. 


4  Oct.  87  29  Aug.  9: 
29  July  8823  Aug.  89 
20  Jan.  88,29  Aug.  93 


10  Oct.  59 
3  Apr.  00 
IS  Apr.  00 


7  June  87  13  June  95  18  Apr.  00 


HAJOR 
GENERAL. 


War  Services. 


'  For  the  War  Services  of  General  Officers  being  Colonels  of  Regiments,  &c.,  see  the  Corps  to  which  they 
respectivel.y  belong. 
■^  General*  Tate  served  in  the  R.  M.  Battalion  on  the  North  Coast  of  Spain  during  the  Cariist  war. 
i"*  Sir  George  Schomberg  served  with  the  Baltic  Expedition  in  1855  (Medal),  and  commanded  Marine  .\rtillery 
of  a  Division  of  gunboats  at  the  bombardment  of  Sweaborg  (mentioned  in  despatches,  and  promoted  to  Brevet 
Major).  Commanded  the  R.M.  .\rtillery  with  the  Brigade  in  China  in  1857-59,  including  the  blockade  of  the  Canton 
river,  was  in  command  of  the  Mortar  Battery  at  the  bombardment  of  Canton,  and  present  at  the  assault  and  capture 
(Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'=!  General  Marriott  served  two  years  with  the  expeditionar.v  force  in  China,  and  was  present  at  the  first  capture 
of  Chusan  ;  assisted  at  the  demolition  of  the  Bogue  forts  in  the  Cantin  river  ;  participated  in  the  actions  of  the 
first  and  second  Bars  ;  was  engaged  in  the  destruction  of  all  the  enemies  sea  and  river  defences,  including  the 
fortresses  of  French  Folly  and  Hnqua's  Fort ;  bombardment  and  taking  of  Macao  Passage  Fort ;  storming  of  the 
Bird's  Nest  Battery,  and' finally  at  the  combined  attack  on  the  enemy  "s  position  and  entrenched  Camp  on  the 
Heights  above  Canton  (Medal).  Was  in  the  action  with  the  batteries  and  expulsion  of  the  Russian  Garrisonfro:n 
Redoubt  Kaleb,  19th  May  1854.  Served  with  the  R.  M.  Brigade  in  the  Crimea  until  Feb.  1855.  after  which  with 
the  comliined  force  at  the  battle  of  Balaklava  and  before  Sebastopol  until  its  fall ;  acted  as  Field  Officer  to  the 
Battalion,  landed  at  Kertch,  and  occupation  of  Yeni  Kale  ;  and  was  also  at  the  surrender  of  Kinbourn  (Medal 
with  two  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Tui'kish  Medal). 

"  General  Lambrick  served  ijn  tlie  north  coast  of  Spain  from  1836  to  1840  with  the  Royal  Marine  Battalion,  arc! 
was  presenti  n  nine  general  engagements,  including  the  capture  of  Hernani  and  the  attack  on  Foutarabia — 
wounded  (meritioned  in  despatches,  and  ist  Class  of  the  Order  of  St.  Fernando). 

'"  Sir  P.  C.  Penrose  served  with  the  Royal  JIarine  Battalion  on  the  North  Coast  of  Spain  in  1838.  Also  in  Cliina 
in  1841-42  duringthe  operations  in  the  Yang-tse-Kiang.  Landed  on  24th  Oct.  1856  for  the  protection  of  the  British 
factory  at  Canton  ;  commandeii  the  Roj-al  Marines  at  the  storming  of  the  breach  in  the  wall  of  Canton  on  2yth 
October,  and  throughout  the  subsequent  operations — mentioned  in  despatches  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  Battalion  sent  out  for  ser\-ice  in  Japan  in  1864-66,  and  was  present  at  the  bombardment  of  the 
batteries  at  the  Straits  of  Simonosaki,  the  entrance  of  the  inland  sea  of  Japan,  and  commanded  a  Battalion  of  Royal 
Marines  at  the  assault  capture  and  destruction  of  the  five  batteries,  stockade,  magazines,  and  barracks,  and  during 
the  shore  operations,  from  the  5th  to  3th  Sept.  1864  (mentioned  in  desoatches). 

>»  Sir  Charles  Barnard  served'in  the  Royal  Navy  in  Syria  in  1840-41,  including  the  blockade  of  Alexandria  (Turkish 
Medal,  and  Naval  War  Medal  with  one  Clasp).  Served  as  Lieutenant  R.  Marine  Artillery  on  board  H.M.S.  Firebrand 
on  the  S.E.  coast  of  .America  from  1844  to  1848 ;  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  combined  English  and  French 
Squadrons  in  the  River  Parana  in  1846,  including  the  action  of  Obligado,  the  landing,  storming,  and  capture  of  bat- 
teries ;  subsequent  operations  on  the  River  Parana,  concluding  with  the  action  at  St.  Lorenzo,  on  which  occasion  he 
constructed  a  masked  battery  Rocket  Battery  on  an  island  800  yards  from  the  enemy's  guns,  remaining  concealed 
for  two  days  and  nights,  and  materially  aiding  the  passing  of  batteries  at  St.  Lorenzo  by  Men  of  War  with  large 
convoy  of  120  merchant  vessels  on  the  2sth  May  i846(mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  on  shore  with  R.M.  Battalion 
at  Monte  Video  when  besieged  by  General  Oreb,  performing  the  duty  of  Acting  Adjutant  for  13  months.  Proceeded 
to  China  in  1859  to  take  charge  of  R.M.  Artillery  serving  on  shore,  and  was  senior  Officer  of  the  Corps  in  the  Rocket 
Boats  at  the  bombardment  and  capture  of  the  Taku  Forts  on  the  21st  August  i860.  Served  as  senior  Officer  in  com- 
mand of  R.M.  Artillery  and  R.  Marines  on  board  the  Gun  Boat  Flotilla  which  proceeded  up  the  River  Peiho  two 
days  after  the  capture  of  the  Taku  Forts  and  in  advance  of  the  Allied  Annies.  Took  possession  of  the  Tientsin  Forts 
and  afterwards  of  the  principal  gate  of  that  city,  being  placed  in  command  of  the  same  till  relieved  by  a  force  sent 
forward  by  the  army.  Appointed  on  loth  September  i860  to  the  command  and  charge  of  the  Siege  Train  Flotilla. 
Employed  in  transporting  the  Siege  Train  from  the  Taku  Forts  to  Tungchow,  16  miles  from  Pekin  (services  officially 
acknowledged).  Appointed  to  the  staff  of  the  2nd  Division  R.  Artillery  on  4th  Oct.  i860  and  served  duringthe  advance 
on  Pekin  and  was  .senior  Officer  of  Royal  Marines  at  its  surrender  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  andCB.). 
=»  General  C.  J.  Merriman  served  n'ith  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Force  in  1856-57,  and  was  present  at  the  storm- 
ing of  Reshire,  capture  of  Bushire,  and  battle  of  Khooshab  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
-1  General  C.  M'Arthur  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Baltic  in  1855  (Medal). 

'"  Sir  John  Williams  was  severely  wounded  at  Lagos,  Western  Africa,  26th  Dec.  1851,  in  spiking  the  guns  to  pro- 
tect H.M.  steamer  Teazer,  iheu  aground  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Queen). 

»<>  General  Thomas  served  with  the  R.M.  Battalion  at  Enpatoria  in  1854,  and  with  the  Brigade  in  the  CTrimea 
during  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  was  also  at  the  surrender  of  Kinboum  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class 
of  the  Medjidie.  and  Turkish  Medal) 

3s  Sir  Mark  Walker  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  as  Adjutant  of  the  30th  Regt.,  including  the 
battles  of  Alma  (wounded)  and  Inkerman,  siege  uf  Sebastojiol,  and  sortie  on  26th  Oct.  On  the  night  of  the  2i8t 
April  he  volunteered  and  led  a  party  which  took  and  destroyed  a  Russian  RiHe-pit,  for  which  he  was  mentioned  in 
the  despatches,  and  promoted  into  the  Buffs.  On  the  night  of  the  9th  June  he  was  dangerously  wounded  in  the 
Trenches— right  arm  amputated  (Brevet  of  Major,  Victoria  Cross,  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie 
aTid  Turkish  Medal)  :  received  the  Y€  "  for  having  at  Inkerman,  5th  November  1854,  distinguished  himself  in 
front  of  his  regiment,  by  jumping  over  a  wall  in  the  face  of  two  battalions  of  Russian  Infantry  which  were 
marching  towards  it,  for'  the  purpose  of  encouraging  his  comrades  by  his  example  to  advance  against  such  heavy 
odds,  which  they  did,  and  succeeded  in  driving  back  both  battalions."  Served  throughout  the  campaign  of  i86o 
in  China  as  Brigade  Major  of  the  4th  Brigade  (Medal  with  two  Clasps  for  the  Taku  Forts  and  Pekin.  and  Brevet  of 
Lt.Colonel). 

■"  General  F.  E.  Halliday  served  with  the  Baltic  Expedition  in  1855,  and  in  the  flotilla  of  mortar  boats  during 
the  bombardment  of  Sweaborg  (Medal). 

18  Sir  Howard  S.  Jones  served  with  the  Baltic  Expedition  in  1S54  (Medal).  Oommnnded  the  Brigade  of  Ro.val 
Marines  in  the  Egyptian  War  cf  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  Mahsanm,  in  the 
two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (twice  ment'oned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp, 
Khecbve's  Star,  2nd  Clat-s  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Queen. 

=5  General  G.  Mairis  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  with  the  Royal  Marine  Brigade,  including  toe 
battle  of  Balai'lava  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
Served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Baltic  until  the  declaration  of  peace  in  1856.  Served  in  China  with  the  expe- 
ditionary force  in  1S58-59  ;  also  the  campaign  of  1S60,  including  the  action  ot  Sinho,  the  taking  of  Tonghoo,  storm 
and  capture  of  the  North  Takoo  Fort  (severely  wounded  in  the  left  shouHer,  and  mentioned  in  despatches)  and 
subfequent  operations  as  Acting  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
"J  General  Clive  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1855-56  after  the  fall  of  Sebastopol. 


General  Officers  Retired  under  Bvyal  Warrant— War  Services.  587 

rl^^'Ir^^^i^-^'^^''  "^f  attached  to  the  Q.M.G.'s  Staff  with  the  expedition  across  the  Orange  River  under  Sir 

ScSn/the  attack  on  the  Port'n''f'nl°'  "  ,'^  \"'°,"  °^  ?"^^  '^^^'l""      Served  the  Eastern  campaS^^  of°8"-5  ! 
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llX^inTT^^.ain^l^^^^at^"  ^'■'^°'°-^-  ^^-  ^"^^^^^^  '»«  ^'==-'-  ">  Honorfsa°/dil?arr Vu^kfsi; 

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eln^K  '  ^1  battle  of  Kooshab  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medai  with  Clasp), 
.he  sieL  ofsebasSM?"a"nd  wt.'IJf  R*"?    Eastern    campaign  of  ,854  with  the  Coldstream  Guards,   including 

and  ^aTs'^veieW  wnnnried'"hv'lh»  ""^  P^°J»"b  oimpaiijn  of  ,848-49.  iacl.idincr  the  siege  and  surrenderor  Mooltan. 
s-  "^.assevereg  wounded  by  the  explosion  of  a  mairazme  in  the  town  (Medal  with  Claspi. 
,:  5"'  •^''™??  Hills-Johnes.-For  War  Services,  see  Militia  Artillery,  p.  883. 

?»r^m-„\  ?nrt  T,^.ki.iT<.?  1  ''"'f  "J?,;  ^lege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major, 
Sardinian  and  lurkist  Medals,  and  ;th  Class  of  the  Medjidie) 

p^ilfVr  „„!  ^  T  '  uninteri-upcedly  until  its  return  in  June  ,3;6.  incindinff  one  year  as  Major  of  Brigade, 
^rr<.i.f  i"     H  T  J^  P"'*!?"'  >n  the  aff,iirs  of  Bulganak  and  M'Kenzie's  Farm,  at  the  battles  of  the  Almm 

nisnl  Rrpvp,  „r°Xf  J'w°ir''?i.''' f'''f  %«ff^^"<i  fall  of  Sebastopol  (tneutioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  four 
Mf'.fSS-i^  T  °  ,i'°i  ^'^'g^^  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Madals,  and  5th  Class  of  the 
Sert^ert  fn  ,)-^  o  ^H  >  ^o^'-.T^^'' "f  jSS-  >e  was  appointed  Commanding  Royal  Engineer  to  the  Natal  Field  Force. 
Served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  m  1885  as  Brigadier  General  in  command  of  the  Base  and  Line  of  Com- 

m'^^'J'i*   °.?,^A?°  ':,'^l^S'"^™'5"P';'''''*'°°  of  «'^'=  contemplated  railroad  to  Berber  (mentioned  in  despatches. 

Medal  with  Clasn.  and  Khedive  s  Star). 

,>,rw^/°'T  ^'^''"'^  served  with  the  4=nd  Highlanders  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54-55,  including 
the  battles  of  Akna  and  Balaklava,  expedition  to  Kertch  and  Yenikale  (mentioned  in  despatches!,  siege  and  fall 
of  Sebastopol.  including  the  assaults  of  the  Redan  on  the  i8th  June  and  eth  September  (Medal  with 
three  Clasps,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  also  the  campaign  of  1857-58  against 
the  mutineers  in  India,  including  the  actions  at  Cawnpore  (6th  Dec.  1857).  Seraighat  (mentioned  in  despatches). 
Khodagunj,  and  fehumsabad,  siege  and  fall  of  Lucknow  and  assault  of  the  Martiuiere,  Banks'  Bungalow,  and 
Begilm  s  Kottee  (mentioned  in  despatch),  attack  on  the  Fort  of  Rooj-ah,  action  at  Allvgunge,  and  capture  of 
Bareilly  (Medal  with  (Tlasp,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  and  CB.).  Embarked  for  the  Gold  Ciast  iE  command  of  tha 
42na  Highlanders,  and  served  throughout  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war,  in  167^.  Commanded  the  Reo-i- 
ment  until  ordered  np  to  the  front  from  Mansu  t..  the  north  side  of  the  Adansi  Hills  to  take  command  of  the 
Advanced  Guard  of  the  Army,  now  composed  of  ihe  former  .\dvanced  Guard— viz..  Lord  Gifford's  Scouts  and 
Bussed  s  Regiment— together  with  Head  Quarters  of  Wood's  Regiment,  Head  Quarters  2nd  West  India  Regiment, 
and  Rait  s  Artillery.  Commanded  the  force  at  the  capture  and  destruction  of  Adubiassie,  and  capture  of  Borbo- 
rassie;  commanded  the  Left  Attack  at  the  battle  of  Amoaful;  commanded  the  Advanced  Guard  at  the  capture 
and  destruction  of  Becquah,  the  Advanced  Guard  engagement  ol  Jarbinbah,  and  the  skirmishes  and  ambuscade 
affairs  between  Adwabiu  and  the  river  Ordah.  Commenced  the  attack  at  the  battle  of  Ordahsu  with  portions  of 
Wood  s  and  Russell's  Regiments,  three  companies  Rifle  Brigade,  and  a  7-pounder  gun  (slight  contused  wound  of 
the  hand).  Afierwards  with  the  42nd,  a  gun,  a-.id  Rocket  Detachment,  forced  the  position  and  pressing  tho 
fugitives  with  the  Highlanders  entered  Coomassie  ihe  same  evening  and  was  appointed  Commandant  of  the  nlacC 
(several  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  SCB.,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

s'  Lieut.General  the  Hon.  R.  ilonck  served  with  the  43rd  Regiment  in  the  K<lffir  war  in  185?  (Medal). 

Sir  Robert  Hay  served  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  of  Artillery  with  tbe  expedition  to  China  in  1S60,  and 
was  present  at  Smho,  Tangku,  capture  of  Taku  Forts,  actions  near  Tangchow,  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Brevet  of 
Major,  Medal  vrith  two  Clasps). 

'"'  Sir  Benjamin  Gordon  served  in  the  Indian  mutiny  campaign  in  1857-5S,  and  was  present  at  the  Reliefer 
Lucknow,  including  the  operations  at  the  Martiniere  and  Dilkoosha,  and  was  also  engaged  in  theactionand  defeat 
ortheGwalior  Contingent  at  Cawnpore  on  the  6th  Dec.  1857,  and  pursuit  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Arghan 
war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiab  on  the  6th  October  1870  (mentioned  in  despatches) 
and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  Decemberi879  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Cfi.,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
Served  mth  the  Bur.-nese  Expedition  in  1SS6-87  in  command  of  the  Lower  Burmah  Division  (received  the  thanks 
of  the  Government  orindia,  mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chin  Lushai  Expe- 
ditionary Force  in  command  of  the  Burmah  District  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  mentioned 
in  despatches.  Clasp). 

""  Lt. General  G.  D.  Pritchard  served  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  of  1857-59  with  the  23rd  Company  Royal 
Engineers,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Khujwa,  throughout  tlie  relief  or  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  battle  of 
Cawnpore  on  6th  Dec.  1857,  action  of  Khodagunge,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  throughout  the  Rohilcund 
campaign,  including  the  attack  on  Fort  Rooya,  action  of  Allygunge,  and  capture  Df  Bareilly  ;  throughout  the  Oude 
and  Trans-Gogra  campaign,  including  the  action  of  Dounderakera  attack  on  Fort  Oomrcah,  action  of  Burjeedia, 
capture  of  Fort  Musjee.lia,  and  affair  on  the  Raptee  near  Bankee  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  during  the 
China  war  or  1S60,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  or  Sinho  and  Tangku,  led  the  assaulting  party  (after  Major 
Graham,  Royal  Engineers  was  wounded)  at  the  storming  or  the  North  Takti  Fort,  being  one  of  the  first  to  enter 
(mentioned  in  despatches  for  gallant  conduct  in  taking  up  ladders  and  bridging  the  ditch  under  a  heavy  fire) ; 
was  present  at  the  affairs  of  the  i8th  and  23rd  Sept.,  and  the  surrender  of  Pekin  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Brevet  or  Major).  Commanded  the  10th  Compan.y  Royal  Engineers  throughout  the 
Abyssinian  campaign  and  was  present  at  the  action  or  Arogee,  and  storming  or  the  Fortress  of  Magdala— 
wounded  in  the  riirht  arm  and  shoulder  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  ofLt.Colonel,  and  Medal). 

""  Sir  Charles  Knight  Pearson  served  as  Adjutant  of  the  31st  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  3rd  Sept.  1S55, 
including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  and  attack  or  the  Sth  Sept.  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
Served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  in  command  or  No.  t  Column,  a  rorce  of  all  arms,  which  invaded  Zululand  by  the 
passage  of  the  Lower  Tugela.  On  the  22rd  January  he  defeated  in  the  action  of  Inyezane  a  Zulu  rorce  which  in 
superior  numbers  had  taken  up  position  to  overwhelm  him  at  a  rormidable  pass  called  Majia's  Hill.  He  then 
advanced  and  rormed  the  fortified  post  or  Ekowc.  and  held  it  while  invested  b.y  the  enemy  for  two  months,  after- 
which  the  place  was  relieved  by  Lord  Chelmsford  [KCilG.,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

""  Lt.  General  B.  H.  Pottinger  served  as  D.A.Q.M.  General  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign,  having  landed 
at  ZouUa  with  the  Reconnoitering  Party  on  the  2nd  October  1867;  present  at  the  action  of  Arogee  and  fall  of  Mag- 
dala (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 

«*  Sir  .1.  Bevan  Edwards  served  in  the  Crimea  Trom  14th  Sept.  1855,  and  was  employed  in  tne  demolition  of  the 
Docks  of  Sebastopol  (Medal,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  India  in  1857-59,  and  commanded  a  Compan.v  of  the 
Royal  Engineers  throughout  the  campaign  in  Centrallndia  under  Sir  Hugh  Rose;  present  at  the  siege  and  storm- 
ing ofChandairee  (commanded  the  ladder  party  at  the  assault,  mentioned  in  despatches),  siege  and  storming  of 
Jhansi  (directed  the  only  two  succ3ssrul  columns  or  assault),  actions  of  the  Betwah  and  Koonch  (mentioned  in 
despatches),  actions  before  Calpee  from  the  15th  10  the  21st  May,  action  of  Roolowlee  on  22ud  May,  in  which  h« 
supported  with  his  Companv  a  portion  of  the  25th  Bombay  Native  Infautrj-  which  had  been  driven  back  by  over- 
powering  numbers  (specially  mentioned  in  Sir  Hugh  Rose's  despatch  for  'prompt  resolution  in  charging  most 
snccessluliy  the  very  superior  force  or  the  rebels,  routing  them  with  loss,  and  pursuing  them  till  out  ot  reach  ">, 
capture  ori'alpce,  action  before  and  capture  otGw-alior.  Served  as  Commanding  Engineer  with  Colonel  Liddell's, 
Column  in  Bundleknnd  in  August,  September  and  October  1S5S,  and  also  with  Colonel  Meaae's  Column  in  Central 
India  in  Februarv,  March  and  April  1850.  clearing  the  jungles  and  in  the  pursuit  and  cr.pture  ol  Tantia  Topee 
(iledal  with  Clasp.  Brevet  of  Major,  and  CB.).  Served  in  the  Soud,in  campaign  in  1SS5  as  Colonel  on  the 
Staff  Commanding  Roval  Ecgineer,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen  and  at  the  destruction  of 
Temai— mentioned  in  d'espatches  as  "  having  commanded  the  Royal  Engineers  in  an  exceptionally  able  mMiner, 
and  for  having  rendered  "  unfailing  assistance  m  carrying  out  the  many  engineering  operations  wnich.  ha<l  to  be 
nndertaken  "  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


587a  General  Officers  Retired  under  Boijal   Warrant. —  War  Services. 

'"  Lt.General  S.  M.  Wiseman-Clarke  served  with  the  93rd  Highlanders  the  Eastern  campaipm  of  1854-55, 
inolurtinL'  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Balaklavn.  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol.  capture  of  Kertch  and  YeniKale  (Modal 
with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Also  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-59,  includmg  relief  of  Lncknow  by 
Lord  rlj'de.  battle  of  Cawnpore  on  6th  Dec,  pursuit  of  the  enemy  and  capture  of  their  guns  at  Seraighat.  action 
at  Kallee  Nuddie ;  taking  of  Futtehghur,  expedition  to  Mhow  under  Brigadier  Hope,  siege  and  capture  of 
Lucknow  (mentioned  in  Sir  E.  I.ugard'sdos patches) ,  and  subsequent  afifairs  ending  in  the  capture  of  Boreilly  (Medal 
with  two  Clasps).  .       .     -,  ,       -    *t, 

i"'  Lt.General  H.  P.  Daviea  served  in  the  Royal  Navy  in  the  Burmese  war  (Medal).  Also  in  the  lialtic  111  the 
Russian  War  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Zulu  war' of  1879  as  Commandant  at  Conference  Hill  and  afterwardsas 
Commandant  of  Fiu-t  Newdieate  (mentioned  in  desjiatches,  Medal  with  ( 'lasp). 

•»'  Sir  Henry  R.  L.  Newdigate  landed  in  the  Crimea  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the 
battle  of  Alma  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Serve!  also  during  the  Indian  campaign  ol  1857-58. 
mcluding  the  action  of  Cawnpore,  and  capt'ire  of  Lucknow  ;  and  with  Ross's  Camel  Corps  at  the  capture  of  Calpee 
and  operations  in  Central  India  (rfrevot  of  Major,  Medal  wi'h  two  Clasp*).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79 
vith  the  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force  in  command  of  the  4th  Battalion  of  the  Rifle  Brigade;  commanded  the 
Lower  Koorum  Brigade  from  April  to  Aug.  iS8o(t'B.,  and  Medai).  ,,  j  ,      ■.>, 

"1  Lt.General'J.  H.  Hall  served  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  from  20th  Nov.  1854  to  i6th  Jan.  1855  (Medal  with 
<!'la8p,  and  Turkish  Medal).  .      ,    ,.       .,       «  -      r 

1"  Sir  Kdwin  Markham  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854,  and  up  to  January  1855,  including  the  attair  ot 
M'Kenzie's  Farm,  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman.  siege  of  Sebastopol  and  repulse  of  the  sortie  on  the  26th  Oct.  1854 
(Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  and  Turk  sh  Medal).  Served  in  India  in  1858,  and  was 
present  at  the  action  of  Secundra  on  23rd  Jau.  (Medal).  ,    r  11     p 

"2  Lt.General  G.  H.  Moncrieff  served  in  the  Crimea  from  =nd  May  1855.  in(  hiding  the  siege  and  lull  01 
Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  ,      ,,        rr     ^      a 

■  "=  Lt.General  B.  L.  Porstfr  served  as  Aide  rte  Camp  to  Ma.ior  General  Pratt  during  Ihe  New  Zealand  war 
oE  1860-61  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 

"6  Lt.General  Rich  landed  in  the  Crimea  in  1855,  served  in  the  Trenches  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol,  iind  war, 
present  at  its  fall  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  during  the  campaign  ot  1858  in 
Central  India  under  Sir  Hugh  Rose,  including  the  action  at  Koonch,  and  commanded  the  7is^t  1;'-  '°1-JJL„  ^f  °,i™^ 
of  Muttra  and  Despoora  I  '  ...-..,-  .  <■  ^^^ 

(mentioned) ,  and  capture 

all  arms  in  the  Jungles  «,   ^.^.,,..u.  ^..^...^  ...-„ -j .,  --^^       .  . 

Ferozo  Shah,  and  other  rebel  leaders,  and  on  the  5th  April  surprised  and  totally  routed  the  rebels  at  Nainwas- 
thanked  \r,  the  Governor  General  in  Council.  ,    *  ti  « 

"»  Lt.General  Farringtim  served  witli  tlie  29th  Regiment  in  the  Sutlej  compaignof  1845-46,  and  was  present  a.t  tne 
battles  of  Ferozeshah  and  Soliraom Medal  and  t>vo  Clasps).  Servedalso  in  the  Punjauh  campaign  ot  1848-49. 
including  the  passage  of  the  Oienab  and  battles  of  Chdlianwallah  and  Goo.jerat  (Medal  with  two  tlaSDs). 

'»  Lt.iieneral  Meyrick  served  in  the  Crimea  from  30th  Dec.  1854,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  and  tall  01 
Sebastopol  (Medal  with  one  Clasp.  5th  CHass  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'«  l.t.Geneial  de  Horsey  served  the  Kastcrn  cainpaiL'ii  of  1S54,  and  up  to  t3th  Jan.  1855,  including  the  batt  e  01 
Alma  .Old  sietre  of  Sebiistoool  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  HrevetofMajor,  5th  Classof  the  Medjidie,and  lurkish  Meila    . 
1"  Lt.General  C.  Pollard  served  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  siege  ot  Mooitan   wounded) , 
and  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).     Served  in  the  Indian  mutiny  campaign  in  1857  (Meilal). 

""  Lt.General  Maciutvre  served  with  local  rank  of  Captain  attached  to  the  Ottoman  Army  in  1855-56.  JoinM  tne 
Kertch  expedition  as  a  Brigade  Major  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Sebastopol).  Accompanied  the  army  ot  Onier  Pasha 
to  Asia  Minor,  and  was  present  throughout  the  winter  campaign  there,  including  the  battle  of  the  Ingour,  alter 
which  battle.  Captain  Dvmock,  95th  Fo,.t,  having  been  killed,  he  was  appointed  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  British  Com- 
missioner, Sir  Lintorn  Simmons,  in  which  capacity  he  served  until  April  1856.  receiving  warm  aclcnow  edgments 
of  his  services  from  that  othcer  on  resigning  the  appointment  (Turkish  Medal,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie).  Pro- 
ceeded 10  China  in  command  of  a  Mountain  Tniiii  Battery  with  the  expedition  in  i860.  Present  at  the  delence  01 
Shanghae  when  attacked  by  the  rebel  armv  on  the  i8th  loth  and  20th  August  1S60.  By  a  well-directed  shell  trom 
a  mountain  train  howitzer  laid  by  himself,  ho  wounded  Chung  Wong,  Commander  in  Chief  of  the  rebels,  in  tne 
face,  in  addition  to  killing  and  wounding  several  of  his  Stall'.  Was  senior  otflcer  of  Artillery  and  in  cemmano  01 
the  South  Gate  l>n8t,  the  principal  point  attacked,  during  the  defence  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

'«'  Sir  Seymour  John  Blano  served  with  the  Scots  Fusilier  Guards  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  01  >  =54  55. 
including  the  battles  of  Balaklava  and  Inkerman  (wounded),  siege  and  fall  of  Seb.istoiiol,  anu  sortie  ot  the  76th  uct. 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  ot  the  Meiljulie). 
Served  as  Brigade  Major  to  General  Nicholson  at  the  defeat  of  the  Sealkote  mutineers  at  Goodaspore  on  tne  12111 
and  i6th  July  iS;7,  action  at  Nujjufghur,  siege  and  assault  of  Delhi,— three  times  mentioned  in  despatches  ai.o 
in  General  OVdersbvtheGovernor  General  (Brevetsof  Majorand  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"•  Lt.General  F.  G.  T.  Deshon  served  with  the  22nd  Regt.  in  Scinde,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  01 
Hyderabad  (Medal).  He  served  also  the  campaign  in  the  Southern  Mahratta  country  in  1844-45,  and  was  present 
at  the  investment  and  capture  of  the  Forts  of  PanuUa  and  Pownghur,  as  also  in  the  operations  against  tne  forts 
of  Munnahur  and  Munsontosh  in  the  Southern  Concan.  Landed  in  the  Crimea  with  the  48th  Hegt.  on  21st  Apm 
1855,  and  served  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  commanded  a  portion  of  the  Regiment  detached  on  duty 
in  the  Dockyard  from  14th  January  to  14th  March  1856  (Medal  with  Clasp.  Brevet  ot  Major.  5th  Class  ot  the 
Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  „,   ,  ,       ..   „i     „  n..o.,or 

18"  Lt.General  Wombwell  served  with  the  46th  Regt.  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  in  1854-55  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Brevet 
of  Major,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  .     ,    ,.        „        ■  r  \t,.„\,.^„    nm\ 

I"  Lt.General  C.  T.  Stewart  served  in  the  Puiijaab  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  siege  of  Mooitan  and 
battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Also  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  including  the  battle  01  Budie- 
keserai,  and  throughout  the  siege  of  Delhi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .  ,,„„„  „. 

'»»  Lt.General  H.  F.  Williams  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  60th  Rifles  during  tae  second  siege  operations  at 
Mooitan,  including  the  siege  and  storm  of  the  town,  and  capture  of  the  citadel ;  was  afterwards  Pi;eseut  at  tne 
battle  ot  Goojerat,  the  pursuit  of  the  Sikh  Army,  and  the  expulsion  of  the  Atfghans  Ijcyond  the  Khyber  Pass 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps) .  Also  present  during  the  operations  in  the  Euzofzye  Country,  and  capture  ol  the  ins  u- 
Kcnt  vilUiges  on  the  nth  and  .4th  Dec.  1849  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  ot  1857  against  the  muti- 
neers in  India,  including  the  actions  on  the  Hindun  of  the  30th  and  3iBt  May,  battle  ol  Budlee  ke  berai  and  taKing 
of  the  Heights  before  Delhi  on  8th  June,  subsoi|uent  siege  operations  to  i6th  August— severe  gun-shot  wound  anu 
left  thigh-bone  broken  on  19th  June  (Brevet  ofMajor,  Medal  with  Clasp).  „re„,,„„,„nn1  (Medal 

"=  Lt.General  A.  C.  Cooke  served  in  the  Crimea  from  July  1855,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal 
withClasu,  Brevet  of  Major,  5th  Classof  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  ,„„„;„„  „f 

••«  Lt.General  G.  H.  Page  served  in  the  58th  Begt.  in  Now  Zealand  (Medal),  and  was  present  at  the  storming  ot 
Kawiti's  Pah  i  ith  Jan.  1846,  and  ho  defeated  the  natives  m  a  night  attack  on  his  post  011  the  "'"■■,""'■■•  "''tliaia} 
following.  Present  at  the  skirmish  at  Tailai  16th  June,  commanded  a  Detachment  at  the  capture  ot  Chiet  1  e  naupe- 
rahs  and  at  the  skirmish  in  Horokiwi  Valley  ;  present  at  the  attack  and  repulse  ot  the  enemy  on  the  settlements 
and  stockades  of  W.anganui  19th  May;  au.i  in  the  action  of  the  19th  July  1847  •^^^''V^'',';'''''  "■  ^ '"?,®„,  f°'  ° 
repulsed  the  enemy.  Served  with  the  41st  Kegiment  in  the  Crimea,  subsequently  to  the  tall  ot  Sebastopol,  irom 
the  6th  Deo.  1855.  until  the  withdrawal  of  the  Army.  „„,,..       „        ■     1     r    ,  ,.„„„i  .0  ^r  cnrties 

"«  Lt.General  G.  E.  Baynes  served  with  the  8tli  Hegt.  at  the  siege  of  Delhi  m  1857,  '°'=''^'  .'"f,J^P'f';?,°J.f°;'ult 
on  the  9th,  14th,  i8th  and  23rd  July,  and  commanded  the  storming  party  ot  the  2nd  oolumii  ot  attack  at  the  assault 
of  the  city  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  -         p    o  ;„  ii,i.-rrnih 

»'  Maior  General  W.  Cooper  served  with  the  .8tli  Royal  Irish  throughout  the  campaign  of  '^S^'SS  "    B""nan, 
including  the  cauture  of  Rangoon,  capture  of  Promo,  and  other  minor  affairs  (Medal  with  Ca..p  tor  Pegu),   served 
in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  L.  1S57-58  (Medal).     Served  as  Assistant  Quarter  Master  Genera  to  the  exped 
tioiL-iry  force  on  the  Eusuf.iu   Frontier  un.ler  Sir  S.  Cotton  in  ,858,  and  in  the  same  eapac  tj  with  the  expedi 
tionary  force  in  the  Wuzeeri  country  under  Brigadier  General  Chamberlain  in  Dec.  1859  (Med.il  witn  ciaspj. 


General  Officers  Retired  under  Royal   Warrant.— War  Services.  5876 

-'<»  Sir  John  M'Neill  served  dviring  the  campaign  of  1837-58  in  India  as  .Wda  de  Uamp  to  Sir  Edward  Lugard 
dunns  tae  sieseand  cajiture  ol  Lucknow,  enirasomeut  at  Jamipore,  relief  of  Azimghur,  and  various  operations  at 
J  ugdespore  (Medal  with  Clasp  and  Brevet  of  Major).  In  1861  proceeded  with  Sir  Duncan  Cameron  to  New  Zealand 
;is  his  Aide  dei^ampaiidserved  there  until  1865;  present  attbeensattenients  on  the  Katikara  river,  the  Koeroa,  Ran- 
Rariri,  the  Gate  Pah,  and  various  other  encounters  with  the  natives  1  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  Victoria  Cross,  and 
Medal) :  receive  I  the  F€  for  the  valour  ami  presence  of  mind  which  he  displaved  in  IVew  Zealand,  on  the  30th 
ilarch  1864,  which  is  thus  described  by  Private  Vosper,  of  the  Colonial  Defence  Force.  Private  Vosper  states  that 
he  was  Bent  on  that  day  with  Private  Gibson,  of  the  same  force,  as  an  escort  to  Lieutenant  Colonel  M'.Veill.  Aide 
de  Camp  to  Lieutenant  General  Sir  Duncan  Cameron.  Lieutenant  Colonel  M'Xeill  w.is  proceedino-  to  Te 
.\wamutu  on  duty  at  the  time.  On  returning  from  that  place,  and  about  a  mile  on  this  side  of  Obanpu.  this 
omcer,  having  seen  a  body  of  the  enemy  in  front,  sent  Private  Gibson  back  to  bring  up  infantrv  from  Ohaupu, 
and  he  and  Private  \  osper  proceeded  leisurely  to  the  top  of  a  rise  to  watch  the  enemy.  Sudoeniv  thev  were 
attacked  by  about  50  natives,  who  were  concealed  in  the  tern  close  at  hand.  Their  onlv  chance  of'escape  was 
by  riding  for  their  lives,  and  as  they  turned  to  gallop.  Private  Vosoers  horse  fell  and  threw  him.  The  natives 
thereupon  rushed  forward  to  seize  him.  but  Lieutenant  Colonel  M'Neill.  on  perceiving  Private  Vosper  was  not 
lollowiug  him,  returned,  caught  his  horse,  and  helped  him  to  mount.  The  natives  were  liriD"  sharply  at  them 
and  were  so  near  that,  according  to  Private  Vespers  statement,  it  was  only  bv  galloping  as  hard  as  they  could 
that  they  escaped.  He  says  that  he  owes  his  life  entirely  to  Lt.Colonel  M'Neilt's  assistance,  for  he  could  not  have 
ciught  his  horse  alone,  and  in  a  few  moments  must  have  been  killed."  Commanded  the  Tippeiary  Flying 
Column  during  the  Fenian  disturbances  in  the  winter  of  1866-67.  and  was  thanked  bv  Lord  Strathnairn  in 
(ieneral  orders  for  services  rendered  on  that  occasion.  Served  on  the  Staff  of  the  Red  "River  Expedition  from 
Canada  under  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  in  1870  CMG.).  Served  as  Colonel  on  the  Staff  and  Second  in  Command  of  the 
Ashanti  e.xpedition  under  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  in  1873  till  very  severelv  v.-ounded  on  the  13th  U;;tober  in  the 
attack  of  the  village  of  Essaman  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  ami  Medal).  Appointed  Aide  de  Camp  to  H.R.  H. 
the  Coininander  in  Chief  in  January  1S74.  and  Equerry  to  tlie  Queen  on  the  nth  Auijust  foUosving.  Accompanied 
U.R.H.  the  Duke  of  Connaught  to  Egypt  in  1883  wlien  commanding  the  Brigade  of  Grjird-* ;  served  throughout 
the  Egyptian  war,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  KCB..  Medal  with 
Clasp,  2nd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Kheilive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S05  in  command  of  a 
Brigade  of  Infantrv,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  the  Tofrek  zereba  in  command  ot  the  tioops  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  two  Claspsl. 

^°'  Lt. General  A.  H.  Dawson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  is3o  (Modal). 

"^  Lt.General  F.  M.  Colvile  served  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaigner  1S57-59,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  Kirwee,  and  commanded  three  Companies  43rd  Light  Infantry  at  the  subsequent  operations  I'l  Bundle- 
cund.  Central  India,  under  Brigadier  Carpenter  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  Served  in  the  N'ew  Zealand 
war  in  1864-65.  and  was  present  at  the  engagements  of  Maketu  and  Te  Ranga.  and  at  various  operations  in 
Taranaka.  Very  severely  wounded  on  the  22nd  Oct.  1865 — right  thigh-bone  fractured  (frequently  mentioned 
in  despatches,  and  thanked  in  General  Orders.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  CB.,  and  Medal). 

^''  Lt.General  A.  R.  Gloag  served  in  Kimedy  in  1856.  and  was  present  at  the  attack  aud  capture  of  Snringee  and 
of  Woojee  Guddah. 

^'  Lt.General  J.  F.  Tennant  served  at  the  siege  and  assault  of  Delhi,  also  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Luckno^ 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Brevet  of  Major). 

^°^  Sir  Richard  Sanbey  served  in  the  Indiai  Mutiny  campaigns  of  1357-50.  and  was  ^-.isent  at  the  operations 
at  Cawnpore  under  General  Windham,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (Brevet  of  Major.  M-idal  with  Clasp).  Served 
in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-79  as  Commanding  Royal  Engineer  in  the  Southern  Afghanistan  Field  Force  (CB..  Medal). 

'^'^  Lt.General  J.  T.  Dalyell  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54  and  the  early  part  of  1855  with  the  21st 
Fusiliers,  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet 
of  Major,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"-  Lt.General  H.  Kent.— For  War  Services,  see  Militia  (Middlesex  Regiment). 

"*  Sir  Andrew  Clarke  was  einplo.ved  on  special  service  in  184S  in  New  Zealand,  and  in  command  of  a  part.y 
making  a  detailed  reconnaisance  withinthe  cUsturbed  districts  in  presence  of  and  engaged  withthe  enemj'lMedal). 

*'^  Lt.General  J.  Mnllins  served  in  the  Burmese  war  in  1852-53  as  Senior  Engineer  OHicer.  and  commanding  tuo 
Detachment  of  Sappers  and  Miners  with  the  force  under  Brigadier  General  Cheape,  employed  against  the  Chief 
Myah  Toon  in  the  vicinity  of  Donabew.  in  February  and  March  1S53  (Medal). 

"'"  Lt.General  T.  N.  Harward  served  with  Uavelock's  Force  from  its  first  advance  from  Allahabad  to  Lucknow, 
including  the  defeat  of  the  rebels  at  Futtehpore.  Aoimg.  Pandoo.  Nuddee.  Cawnpore.  Bithoor.  Mungarwar.  and 
relief  of  L-icknow  (mentioned  in  despatch)  ;  defeat  of  the  Gwalior  Contingent  at  Cawnpore  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"  Sir  William  Bellairs  was  present  with  the  Second  Division  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-56.  from 
the  lajiding  in  Turkey  to  the  evacuation  of  the  Crimea,  including  the  battles  of  Alma  (as  Adjutant  of  the  49th  Regt.) 
and  Inkerman  (where  he  led  into  action  a  Detached  Wing  of  the  49th  Regt.),  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  affair  of 
the  26th  October,  attack  of  the  QuaiTies  on  7th  June,  and  of  the  Redan  on  the  iSlh  June  and  8th  September  (men- 
ttoned  in  despatches  "for  distinguished  conduct  ').  Appointed  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  in 
Dec.  1854,  and  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  to  the  2nd  Division  at"  the  closa  of  the  campaign  (Medal  with 
three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major.  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor.  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served 
as  Deputy  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  throughout  the  Kafir  war  of  1877-78.  Commanded  the  combined 
forces  on  the  Eastern  Frontier  from  December  to  March  during  the  Gaika  rebellion  (several  times  mentioned  m 
despatches.  CJB.,  mentioned  by  General  Sir  A.  Cnnynghame  for  "great  intelliReuce  in  the  distribution  of  his 
troops").  Served  throughout  the  Zulu  campaign  of  1879  as  Deputy  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General,  and 
commanded  the  laager  for  the  protection  of  the  column  train  during  the  engagement  at  tJluudi  (mentioned  in 
despatchesj.  Brought  to  the  notice  of  the  Secretary  of  State  for  the  Colonies  by  Governor  Sir  Baitle  Frere  for 
the  "  valuable  advice  which  his  judgment  and  experience  enabled  him  to  afford"  him  "  under  circumstances  of  no 
ordinary  difficulty  and  danger"  (i'CJftr.,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  throughout  the  Boer  war  of  i83o-3i  as 
Brigadier  General  commanding  the  Forces  in  the  Transvaal,  and  afterwards  as  Administrator  of  the  Trausvaal, 
and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Pretoria.  ,  ^     ....    ., 

»>  Lt.General  S.  H.  E.  Chamier  commended  Mounted  Train  Howitzers  and  Rockets  m  the  engagement  with  the 
Hill  Kurreens  in  Pegu  on  i-nd  April  1S56.  Sen-ed  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  from  29th  May  1S57  to  13th  Sept. 
1858,  including  the  actions  of  Nusrutpore,  Chanda,  Ummeerpore,  Badshagunge,  Sultanporc,  and  Dhowrara  under 
General  Franks ;  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde ;  the  relief  of  Azimghur  and  actions  of  Munninar, 
Tonse  Bridge,  Nughai,  Munnuhar,  Shropore  Ghaut,  Jugdespore,  Dulleepore,  Metahi,  and  Chowbeypore  under 
General  Lugard.  Commanded  a  Light  Field  Battery  during  the  severe  engagements  at  Cawnpore  tmder  General 
Windham  on  the  26th,  27th  and  28th  November  1S57,  when  he  was  espeoiaUy  thanked  for  -  the  gallant  maimer  m 
which  he  fonght  his  guns."  Served  also  under  Lord  Clyde  in  the  attack  and  defeat  of  the  Gwalior  Contmgent 
mutSneers  on  the  6th  December  1S57  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Brevet  of  Majorl. 

"'  Major  General  G.  T.  Brice  seri  ed  with  the  17th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  ist  January  1855,  including  tno 
Biege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  assaults  of  the  Redan  en  the  iSth  June  and  8th  September,  also  at  the  l.oinbardment 
and  surrender  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  Clasp.  Brevet  of  Major.  3th  Class  of  the  Mediidie,  and  lurtisu  ileaai;. 

»"  Major  General  F.Hardy. —For  War  Services,  seeMditia  (Tork  and  Lancaster  Regiment).  ,   ,       0       ;„ 

»i»  Major  General  Hon.  W.  H.  Herbert  served  with  the  46th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  31S0  Jnlj  ibj^,  in- 
cluding the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  „i,i,  thp  ^,th 

^  Lt.General  the  Hon.  B.  M  Ward'served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854  and  up  to  the  3rd  May  '8"  JT'^° '°?^  t/'" 
•Eegiment.  including  the  battle  of  Inkerman,  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  sortie  of  26th  October  (Medal  witn  two 
Clasps,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals).  ^  ,,,   ,  ,,  .u„„i.„.i  k,,  tho  rntnnmnder  in 

«;  Sir  John  Stokes  served  m  the  Kaffir  wars  of  1S46-47  and  1S50-51  (Medal) ;  was  'hanked  by  the  tommander  in 
Chief  for  gallant  conduct  in  the  action  of  the  Gwanga  on  Sth  June  .840,  and  again  on  25th  Ju^  for  0P"""f  ™™™" 
nication  through  the  heart  of  the  enemy's  country.  In  ,85.  was  appointed  p,A.Q.M  Genera  o^  the  Field  iorco 
and  assisted  to  organise  some  3,000  Hottentot  Levies,  and  was  engaged  in  all  ''■operations  of  the  Division  from  ieb 
to  July  ,851,  and  repeatedly  mentioned  in  general  orders.  In  1S55  was  aPP9Lnted  Chief  Engineer  to  the  rurkish 
Contingent  and  raised  and  organised  the  Engineer  Corps  and  Train  of  that  Force.  J'^f;  «"P'°f^, 'Vin  187I- 
Kertch  during  the  winter  of  ,855-56  (Brevet  of  Major,  4th  Class  ol  the  Medjidie-promoted  to  2  id  Class  m  1874 


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587c  General  Officers  lietlred  under  lioyal   Warrant. — War  Services. 

and  Turki6li  Medal).  In  Mav  1856  was  appointed  by  Lord  Panmure,  the  Secretary  of  State  for  War,  to  be  his  Com. 
missioner  for  settling  all  affairs  connected  with  the  breaking  up  of  the  Turkish  Contingent,  with  full  powers  ta 
decide  all  questions  of  compensation  to  Officers,  and  to  dispose  of  the  animals  and  stores  of  the  force  Ihis  service 
was  completed  and  all  his  decisions  approved  of  in  July  following.  In  July  1856  was  appointed  Her  Majesty  s  Com- 
missioner for  the  Danube,  under  the  Treaty  of  Paris.  .      ,     ,.         ,       •  PC  1 

»»  Major  General  Hon.  S.  Mostyn  served  with  the  23rd  Fusiliers  in  the  Crimea  in  iS^iS,  including  the  siege  01  heoas- 
topoland  attack  of  the  Redan  on  the  i8th  June  (Medal  with  (Masp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny 
campainn  of  1S57-58,  including  the  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  defeat  of  the  Gwahor  Contingent  at  Cawn- 
pore,  siet'e  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  operations  across  the  Goomtee,  Trans-Gogra  campaign  when  the  renels 
were  driven  into  Ntpaul  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  in  command  of  the  2nd  Battalion, 
23rd  Fusiliers,  and  commanded  the  Head  Quarters  throughout  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  >^'aj.  ">  '"74. 
including  the  capture  of  Borborassie,  battle  of  Amoaful,  capture  and  destruction  of  Becfiua,  battle  ol  OrUaCsu,  . 
and  capture  of  Coomassie  (several  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  CK.,  Medal  with  Clasp).  ,     ,   ■       o 

231  Lt  General  J.  Sprot  served  with  the  Force  under  General  Woodburn  in  the  affair  at  Aurungabad  in  1857 
(Medal)  ;  afterwards  served  as  acting  E.xccutivo  Engineer  of  theRajpootana  Field  Force  and  received  the  commeu- 
dation  of  General  Roberts  commanding,  and  of  the  Bombay  Government,  lor  his  "  great  energy  aui.  ability  m 
the  construction  of  barracks  for  the  European  troops  at  Neemuch.  .      .  „  .-.i,    tj       i 

2'»  Lt.Geneial  J.  J.  M'L.  Innes  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  including  the  delence  ol  the  Kesiuenc.^ 
of  Lucknow,  as  J'ield  Engineer  with  Frank's  Division  during  its  march  through  Oude  and  greatly  distinguisheu 
himself  in  the  action  at  Sultanpore  (Victoria  Cross)  :  received  the  VUL  under  the  following  circumstances  :— 
•'  Date  of  act  of  bravery,  23rd  February  i8s8.-At  the  action  of  Sultanpore,  Lieutenant  Innes  far  m  advance  01 
the  leading  skirmishers,  was  the  first  to  secure  a  gun  which  the  enemy  were  abandoning.  Retiring  from  tnis 
they  rallied  round  another  gun  further  back,  from  which  the  shot  would,  m  another  instant,  have  plougnea 
through  our  advancing  columns,  w-hen  Lieutenant  Tunes  rode  up.  unsupported,  shot  the  gunner  who  whs  anout  to 
apply  the  miitch,  and,  remaining  undaunted  at  his  post,  the  mark  lor  a  hundred  matchlock  men,  who  were 
sheltered  in  some  adjoining  huts,  kept  the  artillerymen  at  bay  until  assistance  reached  him.— £e«cr./rorajUu;or 
General  Thomng  Hart  Franki,  KCB.,  of  12th  March  1858."  Was  afterwards  present  at  the  siege  and  capture  01 
Lucknow-severely  wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps)  Brevet  of  Major,  and  a. year's  service).  j       ,      «ti, 

■^  Major  General  the  Hon.  C.  J.  Addingtonserved  in  the  38th  Regiment  the  Kastern  campaign  of  i854,anaupto  Ma 
June  1855.  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman.  siege  of  Sebastopol,  attack  and  occupation  of  tne  Cemetery 
on  the  I'Sth  J une— severelv  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  5th  Class  ot  the  MsTtiaie, 
and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  campaign  from  Nov.  1857,  including  the  assault  and  capture  ol  Mean- 
gunge,  siege  and  capture  cf  Lucknow,  affairs  of  Barree  and  Nugger  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp 
and  Brevet  of  Major).  ,  ^  t,       •,,     /-\f  /loi  .^^t, 

23!  Major  General  T.  P.  Smith  served  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  and  capture  of  BareiUy  (.Medal  wita 
Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  tooH  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with  the  lorce  under  Major 
General  Phavre  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Jfedal).  .,.-,. 

=33  Major  General  P.  J.  Campbell  served  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  -.831-53  (Medal).     Also  m  the  Crimean  carnpaign 

from  June  to  December  1855,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  ami  Turkish  Medal). 

2*"  Lt  General  H.  A.  Brownlow  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  including  the  battle    of  BudleeKeserai 

siege  of  Delhi— had  charge  of  the  Engineer  park  .lunng  the  latter  part  of  the  operations,  and  was  severely  wounded 

at  the  assault;  served  the  Rohilcund  campaign  l.Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Brevetof  Major,.  . 

2«  Major  General  W.  H.  Hawley  served  with  the  14th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  loth  January  1853,  in- 
cluding the  siege  and  fall  of  Se'uastopol,  anda.ssaultof  the  i8th  June  (Meda  wilh  Clasp,  and  Turkish  iledai). 

2"  Major  General  J.  Bonus  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58,  including  the  siege  anu  capture 
of  Ratghur.  capture  of  Garrakota, action  at  the  Pass  of  Ma.ldenpore,  siege  and  storm  of  Jhansi  (wounded),  storm 
of  Lohari.  actions  of  Koonch  and  Muttra,  battle  of  Galowlee.  capture  of  Calpee,  action  of  Morar.  and  battle  belore 
and  capture  of  Gwalior  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Brevet  of  Major),  fcervedinttie  Afghan 
war  in  18-8-79  in  command  of  the  Queen's  Own  Sappers  and  Miners  and  as  Field  Engineer,  and  took  part  in  the 
Bazar  Valley  Expedition  under  Lieut. General  Maude  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lieut.Colonel,  Medi"- 

2«  Lt.General  M.  de  la  Poer  Bcresford  served  with  the  yjud  Highlanders  m  the  Crimea  from  28th  May  1855, 
including  the  expedition  to  Kertch,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attack  of  the  18th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Turkish  Medal).  Served  throughout  the  operations  in  Central  India  and  pursuit  of  the  rebel  forces  under  lantia 
Topee  and  Rao  Sahib  in  1858-50.  ,-.f„,i„i 

2«  Major  General  G.  A.  Craster  served  in  the  Burmese  war  of  1852-53,  including  the  taking  of  Bassen  (Meuai 
with  Clasji  for  Pegu).  ,    3-       *t.       ♦        -       «f 

2«  Lt.General  J.  Le  Mesurier  served  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Force  in  1856-57,  including  the  storming  01 
Eeshire,  capture  of  Bushire,  and  battle  of  Khooshab  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

»»  Major  GeneralW. J. Chads  served  as  AidedeCamp  to  General  God  win  throughout  the  Burmese  warol  1852-53, 
and  was  present  at  the  assault  and  capture  of  Martaban.  the  destruction  of  the  river  stockades  at  Rangoon,  attack 
on  the  White  House  Stockade,  12th  April  (wounded,  but  did  not  quit  the  field),  and  operations  of  the  two  lollow- 
ing  days,  concluding  with  the  storm  of  the  Great  Shoe  Dagon  Pagoda  stockade;  also  jiresent  at  the  captures  or 
Basseiii  and  Pegu,  the  relief  of  the  beleaguered  Garrison  at  Pegu,  and  the  operations  of  the  four  following  days, 
during  which  the  enemy  in  force  were  driven  out  of  three  entrenched  positions  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu,  aatt 
Brevet  of  Major)  ;  received  the  thanks  of  the  Governor  General  in  Council  on  six  separate  occasions  during  the 
war.  Served  as  a  volunteer  at  the  bombardment  and  capture  of  Bomarsund  in  the  Baltic  Expedition  ot  1854 
(Medal).  Served  as  Staff"  Captain  at  Smyrna  from  April  to  September  1855,  and  as  Commandant  with  rank  of 
Assistant  Adiutant  General  at  Smvrna  aiid  Abydos  (Dardanelles)  from  ist  September  1835  to  27th  October  1856. 

2»  Major  G'eneral  A.  F.  Warren  served  with  the  Rirte  Brigade  in  the  Eastern  campaign  ol  1854-55,  including  the 
battle-  of  Alma  and  Inkerman  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  5th  Class  of  the 
Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  during  the  whole  of  its  service  m  the  suppression 
of  the  Indian  Mutinv,  including  the  actions  atCawnporc  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Jimbarked' 
for  the  Gold  Coast  in  command  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Ritie  Brigade  and  served  throughout  Ihe  second  phase  ot  the. 
Ashanti  war,  in  1S74,  including  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  battles  of  Ordahsu  and  capture  of  Coomassie  (several  timea 
mentioned  in  despatches,  rB.,  Medal  with  Clasp).  i  v      o         1 

"1  Major  General  J.  M.  Rocke  served  with  the  2nd  Queen's  Royals  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1851-53 (Medal),  bervea 
with  the' 1 8th  Royal  Irish  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-66;  commanded  a  Wing  of  the  2nd  Battahon  at  the 
aff'airs  at  Nukumaru  on  25th  and  26th  Jan.  1863  (menlioneu  m  despatches);  and  commanded  the  2nd  Battalion  at 
the  capture  of  the  Putahi  Pah  on  the  7th  Jan.  1S66  (mentioned  in  general  orders.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colone  ,  Medal).. 
Served  in  the  Egyjitian  war  of  1S82  as  Deputy  Judge  Advocate  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal,  2nd  v.,lass  oli 
the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  l       ^  u  t  o 

»2  Major  General  W.  D.  S.  Dickins  served  with  the  20th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  26th  January  185S: 
including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol ;  was  also  present  at  the  capture  of  Kinboum  (Medal  with  Clasp,  sthi 
Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-5S,  and  was  present  at  the- 
actions  of  Chandii,  Nuneerpoie,  and  Sultanpore,  siege  and  capture  of  L.icknow,  subsequent  operations  m  Oude,. 
and  affair  of  Meangnnge  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

2i3  Major  General  J.  Thompson  served  throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  in  China,  including  the  actions  ot  the 
3rd  12th  and  14th  August,  18th  and  2iBt  Sept.  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

25*  Major  General  F.  W.  Lambton  landed  in  the  Crimea  in  Sept.  1855,  and  served  with  the  71st  Highlanders  ir 
the  Trenches  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  was  present  at  its  tall  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medftl). 
Served  in  the  Central  India  campaign  in  1858-59,  and  was  present  at  the  taking  of  Fort  Nahargah  (mentioned  ir 
despatches,  "Medal  with  Clasj),  and  Brevet  of  Major). 

="■•  Major  General  W.  J.  Stuart  served  during  the  operations  of  1856-58  at  Canton ;  was  present  at  the  capturs 
and  deuiolition  of  Fiench  Folly  Fort  and  at  the  formation  of  defensive  position  at  the  Factories  ;  led  the  1' 1:6^01: 
Storming  Party  at  the  assault  of  Canton,  and  was  thanked  by  the  French  Naval  Commander  m  Chief  (Medal, 
and  Brevet  of  Major). 

2M  Sir  Arthur  Ellis  served  with  the  33rd  Regiment  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  fr.>m  Jan.  to  24th  May  iSssj 
then  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Cunyaghame  at  Kertch  and  elsewhere  (iledai  with  Clasp,  Sardinian  and 
■Turkish  Medals). 


General  Officers  Retired  under  Royal  Warra.it-War  Services  c87^ 

--=' Major  General  A.  H.W.Williams  served  in  fl,»p,.,„  ■  >:>l!rvices.  587^ 

ofSebastopol(MedalwithClasp,andTarSMedalVs^rSrH''''T*^'?°*^™"''"°« '5". including 
■nnt.no„s  seooys  at  MooUan  o";'  31st  March  (men    'ned  in  ^esn^at^^^^^^^^ 

present  at  the  .capture  of  Fort  Xahurgah  ;  subsequently  commanflert  ffl  '  ■   ^°  f  "''^''  '"  '^"'^"'™'  '"dm,  and  waa 
and  after^vards  served  as  Brigade  Major  to  the  Rm  al  ArtmerTof  ffp^t  V   'n- '""''  ',"  P'"'^""  of  Tautia  Topee 

-«'  Major  General  Henry  Cook  was  present  „hh  tli«      V,  ■  i     -"^^  ^*'"^"  °'^'*'on  (^ledal).  ^ 

and  throughout  the  defence  of  the  Lucknow  Residency  ■'rr^'^^^Y'T.V''  ""^  ""'""  °'  CWnhut,  ,oth  Jur.e  .857 
part  of  the  sege,  and  at  Sago's  House  du?^g  the  lattJr\,arr^ommfnd'i^°?'P°''  ''"""''^'  ^""^^  ''"""«  '^e  fir:i 
gun  in  battery  at  the  head  of  t«-enty  men,  for  which  he  was  mS,?  ^^-  '"'^  ^°""'^'  '°  """^  "f  "hich  he  took  a 
••highydis.mguishedhimself'MMedalWithcTasp   promTdTo  beCa^^^^^^^  General  Inglis' despatch  as  havins 

J"  Major  General  H.  M.  G.  Purvis  served  m  the  Ifo-w  ■      o      '"''P'a'i-  »""  a  year's  service). 

H^f^^^'^.eerees  and  with  th>vt  into  the  Hissarik  Valky  (Salf  '*^'^^°'*°'^  '■°°^  l'""  """''  'lie  e.xpedition  against 

of  KhoXab'rnTcapture^of^MoSXr'Se^Ul^'^th 'S^^  ^"fn  'Vi'^'  ""^  "'"^  P^'^^'"'  ^''^e  battle 

includingthesiegeanda.ssaultof  KotahandDwarka-woundP?)  y\f  ,1  ''?f  Jii'lian  Mutiny  campaign  in  ,853, 
neer  with  the  Okamundel  Field  Force  m  ,8=9    '^""^"^^    "  °"°'1^<'  '^""al  with  Clasp).    Was  Assistant  Field  En^il 

I.u;;aui;^?;/l;;?,?;^iglin^st'th/Mrh7o^1,;!'all'rees"d^rr^  Chamberlain  attached  to  the  L 

action  of  Polmeeu,  forcing  the  Barrarrah  Pass  takin- an'd  bnrnf./Pf  ll^  ^  ^"^  P^-esent  at  the 

affairs  (Medal  with  Clasp f.  '    *  '°=  ""^  burnmg  of  their  stronghold  Makin,  and  various  minor 

.ege^operations.  assault  and  capture  of  the  city.  wiJiftlr^iaTa'ttS  ol  '^^'^^l^^^'^^!  ^^3^ 

266  .Major  General  A.  H.  Stephens  servej  with  the  Rifle  Rrio-a,lo  ,„  ,i,„  n  ■ 
including  the  siege  and  fall  ot'Selmstopol  (Sal  with  CUso  and  l?,rt,  h '^Tn^'n''"'?  "^rd  Jan,  to  12th  April  1855. 
campaigTi  or  ,857-55,  including  the  siege  anTca/.ture  oF  HCot  b«tle  n^vt''  'i  ^^'■"'''  ^''°  """''8  "'<'  I"1ian 
taking  of  Fort  hirwah  (Medal  with  ClSsp).  Embarked  for  the  Cold  r„=L,  o'  Nawabunge.  action  of  Sundella.  and 
served  throughout  the  second  phase  of  the  Xshamrwar  in 's,.  i^c  udinl  h„  h  '^f  =°;' battalion  Rifle  Brigade  and 
battle  of  Ordahsu  and  capture  of  Coomassie  (mentioned  mrie^n»f^l^^l  5        i'^'r","  "'  Amoaf.,1  (slightly  wounded). 

«'  Major  General  J.  C.  Tayler  served  wftHheS^nl?  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp). 
Kirbrai.-battleof  Banda,anioccuTaI.onofKirweerSll  '"^  '°  '^'^' ""'^  ^"^  P'"''-'"''  ='  'he  affLir  o 

P;iho''Xts''(Teda\w-ithC^aTp?^'^°''  -"="  - 'he  China  war  in  1860.  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the 
MutoyTn'it°"8'(MelalK*''°"'  "^'  '""^=^"'  ''^  ^"^™'  sku-mishes  ii.  the  Sumbulpore  country  during  the  Indian 

gade  Majoron  the  Staff  of  Brigadier  Eveleghfand  wasS^esent  at  the  art^n    .  fW    h  "  t°"'  R^-'m^n'  and  alsoBri- 

siege  and  ciptureof  Lucknow,  actions  Sf  Moha^  Meeangunie    pSorw^h^   H^^^^^ 

Simree,  Fort  Churda  and  Fort  Musjeedia,  MuchleeVfon    Kahe?  InnX      p^  ¥°J'"'  ^^°^'  ^"'^'^  °t 

pudein,85y  (several  times  mentioned  in  despatch    Zmoted  to  an  o^  """^  "^^S'  "P"'"''""^  'i 

for  services  in  the  field.  Medal  with  Clasol      AnnrTin.'pH  i?,    aJ    m  r,       ^Jnattached  Company,  and  Brevet  of  Major 

in  Chief  in  India.  Accompanied  Lord  StrattSairu  to  England  in''l'86^fr,T''-''  '°  -^"h"  Strathnairn,  Commander 
mander  of  the  Forces  in  Ireland  Present  durinT?heP»n?,„^-  ,  ^'  '  "'emained  on  his  Staff  when  Com- 
.uthoriUes  in  Ireland).  Priceeded  to  India"  °868  with  the  fate  F^^i^n^  '°  i^°^'^^  (received  the  thanks  of  the 
served  with  him  as  Private  Secretary  untn  his  asslssinatfon  ^n  ,R,  1  ^'^'■''-  I'l^™?  "'^'^  Governor  General,  and 
8ervices,.promoted  to  an  Una.tachedVa^ority.lnifapPnted  a  «/^  '^'"^'^^'^  '"^  '^^"l^^  °'  Government  .or  his 
'72  T  rS,?''^.^^    /  VT?"™'^  ^"™<i  "i'h  the  Baltic  E-tpedition'ii;  1855  (Meihil). 

Star)        ^^'-'''■K'''^^'-  C^^entioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp.  3rd  Class  of  the  Medj^die,  and  Khedive^l 

„™  J'°''?  ^ll^  Kerr  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S78-79,  and  was  present  at  the  enga.-ement  at  Futtehabad  in 
command  of  the  i:,th  Hussars  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB..  and  Medal)  .,euieui  at  i  uuenaoad  in 

•  Major  General  W.  D.  Bond  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  en"a<rement  atUlundi— 
?hrBoe^rw°ar°of'88.™''™'''  '°  despatches.  Brevets  of  Lt.Colonel  and  Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in 
.^T  Major  General  T.  P.  Berthon  served  in  the  Persian  campaign  of  1856-57  and  was  present  at  the  bombardment 
^»ni  SE  r  "Ik^"  ^°u^  •"■  ^0!='™™  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Commanded  a  Mountain  Train  in  action  with  in"ur- 
Ront  Bheels  at  Shumsherpore  (Indian  Mutiny  Medal).  ai."ou  wiia  insur 

''"  Maj'or  General  W  L.  Pemberton  served  with  the  60th  Rifles  in  India  during  the  mutiny  and  was  severelv 
wounded  with  loss  of  two  fingers  of  left  hand,  at  Cawnpore  on  the  =7tli  Nov.  isj;  (Medal).  Served  in  thlzu  u 
war  of  1S79  and  commanded  one  of  the  two  divisions  ofthe  column  raised  for  the  relief  of  Ekowe  and  wn«  r„-»c^^^ 


•ivi  iiiicviivc  i3  omij.     oeivou  in  Lne  expeuitu 
-jnards.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  nasueeu,  ao  me  action  near  toireck  on  the  24th  March   when  he 
I  was  in  command,  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai ;  was  app  minted  Commandant  at  Otao  (mentioned  in  despatches 
Cij.,  and  clasp).  * 


'--  Major  General  W.  H.  Ralston  served  with  the  70th  Regiment  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1363-65,  and  was 
present  at  Katikara  and  Rangiawhia,  and  commanded  the  Expedition  landed  at  White  Cliffs  (received  the  thanks 
of  the  Major  General  Commanding,  Medal).  Served  with  the  70th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Medal).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


5876  General  Officers  Retired  under  Eoijal  Warrant— War  Services. 

™  -.r  ■      r-„  „>„i  n  w    4    KipnIU  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  of  1854  till  October  of  that  year.    Servea 
""  ^ajor  General  O.  «•  *•  ^'<=o"«  1^,"!°    "elu.iin.'  the  sieje  anrt  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Me^al  with  Clasp,  and 
also  the  ^^-^Pf-ff^^ff  55  trom  September  incm  .hroushout  the  operations  in  Perak  in  1875-77  imder 

™G^nfra\'^  i-luainj:  the  Idvanc?  on  and  capture  of  X.nta  .n  December  ,879 

(Bjfvet  of  I't^Colonol.  ^I«^al  wi^h  Uasp)^  R.giment  in  the  Eastern  campaiga  of  ,854.  and  up  to  .Ti.ly 

=«»  M»l°>-General  H  B  Fe.irten  sei  vea  wn,n  t      3  ,  Sebastopol,  incladins;  the  attick  and  nccMpat.on 

or\-h;"cemrteVy'?n"he  f8l^ar-."eVe?ei;^w^  (ml^ntioned  m  d^espatehes,  Medal  w.th  three  Clasps,  and 

'^"'■,'^','*''  ■•"''?.^l!;.„i  r  Tl  K-„nwles  served  with  the  77th  Rcciment  in  the  Crimea,  from  the  nth  July  1855,  including 
=81  Majer  'f  °"»1 '^■^^- ^""'['^a^^'f^as  w^^^^^  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  8th  September  (Medal  with 

r,'' "'^Inri^lrkish  mS      C^^^  throuKhout  the    Afghan  war  oC  ,878-80.  and  was 

Clasp,  andTarkish  Jleaal).  V  fMinnsiah  on  6th  October  1870  (mentioned  in  despatches  and  m  the  operations 
Srord  Cabt^ro%\Se"r'%%"S^og?he'eL-gement  a?t^e  Asmai  He,ghts-on  :4th  December-mentioned 

'^^I'S'r'^GeLefaiThortt^rserTed  wirh'ihe  Burmese  E.^pedition  in  X837-89  m  command  of  Eoyal  Artillery 
'*?l«'^?i  "'*,-'"''A?„\  w  r  Tnstioe  served  with  the  75th  Regiment  during  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857,  and  was 
preLnfrthrsLgeV7De^l\i  fr?m  ^ 

■'f'^'l?'':y'^^'^'''!^'T''4'TmHrdservcdinthe  Afghan  war  in  1879-80.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
.f    Maj;;r  Genera!  J.  A  Tillard  »eivca  n  the^^^^^^  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  mareh  to  Candahar  and 

Ahmed  Kheyl(mentKmed  in  despatches^    ac^^^  ^^^^^^  ^^  Lt.Oolonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps 

raronTe'Secorluonr  Exp^edition  in  1886-87  (mentioned  in  despatches,  C^.,  and 

•"fm''i"!!!'rinerii  T  V  D  Hill  served  with  the  q7th  Regt.  in  the  Crimeafrom  the  29th  July  ,855.  including  the  siege 

=9"  Major  General  J.  i  ;,"•"''' '^"Vjue  lieutenants  of  the  ladder  party  at  the  attack  of  the  Redan  on  8th  Sept. ,  on 

wMch"clto\T'';t'w™TedT^ 


with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  nth  July  1855  including 

Ji"  Major  Ge;«r«Vs- wtonol  a   .1  assau         the  Redan  on  the  8th  September  ;  was  also  at  the  bombardment  and 
the  siege  and  fal  of  SeoastopoU  an'  assauii  ,     j  ,     ,  ,j  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war 

fn"78T8*?o,t'r"w:,'^'^;^ntatuifca;,?u'rror  ih^  iil  Uie  ex,«ditions  into  the  Ba.ar  Valley,  including  the 

Ln^gement  at  DehWrak  (mentioned  in  despatches   Medal  «Mth^^^ 

Maior  General  C.  S.  Thomnson  served  in  the  Indian  Mutin\  ca  npaign  in 
i„  „^'r  „ CkPsera   and  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


n       M«\.„^T,noladVngtheIn4^^^^^ 

RSbeii  irthfrna'cSt  Candahar.fn^  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of 
Lt  Colonel  Medal  wUh  t-Clas^'^.^and  Bronze  Decorat^^^^^^^  .^  ^^^  ^,^.^^^  ^^^^  ^^^  ^_^^^  ■«54.  mclud-  . 

in^  tbei^peSiSon  A-^-teh!^siege  imd  fall  of  Sebastopol!  and  assault  of  the  outworks  on  .3th  June  (Medal  with 
Clasp  and  Turkish  Medal).  ^  ;    ^^^  m^j^^  Mutiny  camoaign.  including  the  battle  of  Budleeke- 

««  Major  General  R.C.B.Pembtnonserve<n  storming  party  at  the  assault  of  the  Water  Bastion- 

serai,  throughout  the  siege  of  Delhi  and^a^^^^^^^^  j  1     J_.^  ^^  Lucknow  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) 

''W>S\^rrril  leV^or  se.ve*^l  th^^^^^^^  campaign  of  ,854-55,  including  the  battles  o    Alma  and 

«.  Sir  H.  J.  ^l'^"'^°f„^f'J''s'g,™5°o  =  ,°,„  tue  Trenches  with  the  siege  train,  and  bombardments  ol  .7th  October 
>th  ™i  ,7th  June^Medal  with  three  Clasps,   Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  and  Turkish 


Inkerman,  siege  e 

9th  April,  and  6th 

^'SS^'J'-    .i-onnrniF   I   Hevnv  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  i85=-s6  after  the  fall  of  Sebastopol. 

'Z  M«lor  renera    11 M  Browne  ser^d  with  the  Scots  Greys  in  the  Crimea  from  30th  July  to  ,st  Sept.  and  from 
Oct  t^DeczsT.ncluiing  the  tattle  of  Tchernaya,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Uurkish 

'""^'IJaior  General  W.  Black  served  with  the  4.;ml  Highlanders  in  the  Crimea  from  MtU  June  .855    including 


'SS"SrVenerS\   M.'STw    IS   CTved  in'the  Indian  Mutiny  camoaign  in  .857-58  (Medal).  . 

mi  "Ti^\?,Vror,er»l  M    T   R  MacGre<'or  served  with  the  i3tli  Royal  Irish  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80  (Medal). 

r^,  WUbam  GalbraithkeJvSin  the   Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  first  as   Assistant  Adjutant   Gener^il  m  the 

307  Sir  ^\ 'lliam  ^''1°™'"'   "^'^^'.'  J^e  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal  (mentioned  in  despatches),  in  the  operations 

Koorum  Division  bemgprese^^^^^^^  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  ,879  (mentioned  in 

in  the  Hariab  and  f^°''  ;'J^^>S'j'°j"°   tio-,°of  Cabul ;  afterwards  served  with  the  85th  Regiment  m  the 

KoTam  D  visi°on  Lnliirfthe'5a"4iXr., edition  (Brevet  of  Lt.Oolonel,  M.dal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  with 

^^  SS;?^' H  ^  'Si^n^?=i.^dr?^iSaA^^;^'S;'.^tL^r^^^^ontingei.  during  the^uhj 

f   =      ^nrt  Xnsnresentintheenga.'enicntat  Dlund,  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  ot  Lt.Colonel,  Medal 

wftVciasp)'  "serTed'^vith?heBurmesf  Expedition  in  ,883-86  as  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General 

''1«"s\°r"niirit''n*f;e';vedTn^hrEl;;t^^^  ,88.  on  special  service    (Medal,  and    KheiUve's  Star) 

''^3yxf1SGenfraI  h"  H  "D^'stracey  sei-ved  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  ,885  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the 
scots  GXdtaM^™s  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with 

^''3uP<ft'folrenS'F'^j'''caidecott  served  thronghont  the  Abyssinian  campaign  with  the  Transport  Train  from 

de?e^nce  of  Candahaf  iSSing  the  sortie  of  Deh  Khojah.  and  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel, 
^^?i'J  Mllor  General  A.  Harness  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in ,  878-79.  and  was  present  in  the  «°g^g<=°J^"' ^"^:™'^.''^; 


Gemral  Officers  Retired  under  Royal   Warraat.-War  Services  c&.f 

appointed  Aide  de  Camp  to  Brigadier  General  Waddv  ,fh   i».     »f         ^  IJ"' flces.  ^^jj 

enemy  at  Xukumaru  (mentioned  in  desmtX,  ■  nnn  J^? J  n  '  "'fs:  "n?  present  at  the  attack  and  repulse  of  the 
present  at  the  repnlse  of  the  enemvat  Samml  (mentio  fedft?"/''  ^^^',^'?°'  Adjutant  General  .6th  jln  ,865  and 
djstnet  under  Sir  D  Cameron.  Accompan?e?Ma'jor  GenS  'S^te  ^^'1  T  fi^'T"' ^""r-'  campaign  in  the  WanganJ 
on  the  n  est  Coast  in  1865^6,  and  oresent  »t  f)io  ooL,,!?      1         .      "^  "A.  Adjutant  Genera  durin<r  his  eamnniim 

Waikoko  Pah  (me^tioned^n  despa'icherBrevrt  of  Ma^^^^^ 

Regiment  throughout  the  Ei-vntian  war  of  .ns,  ■.„,!,  ■''  -ueda  ).    Served  with  the  ist  Battalion  West  Kent 

(Medal  .th  Clasl  of  the  Osm'iSehrandm^v^.rstrr?  ''If^^^aTZ^Tv'''^^''''''''  °°  ''"'  9«°ofIeptemb: 

i879-8o,andwaspresen1inZVn^SeCntatKam"'Ck'jr,'"  "f*'*  'M^dall.    Served  in   the  Afghan  war    in 
Lt.CoIonel,  and  lledali.  •^uga^ement  at  Kam  Dakko  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Brevets  of  Major    and 

despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  ,vith  ClasX  Served  in  the  Z,  1  ,^^r  nr  ^"^  %  °^  Coomassie  (mentioned  in 
ment  at  Ulundi  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  ofTt  Colonel'  M     ,1  with  Clasl')""*  '"''  '"■'''"'  "  ""'  ™S^«<=- 

■=-"  Major  General  E.  L.  Eno-land  served  in  the  TnHion  \i,,ti„„  ■  """P*- 

at  Amorah  on  the  17th  and  ^sthApnl  Medal  Se^td  ?n  th^^on.'.I^S^^''^"  '"  '"'^'  l"^  ^"^  P"-^^™'  «'  'he  actions 
1878,  including  the  storming  of  ^v^S   Stadt     ati  throuS  of,';Th^^  Sekukuni  in  the  Transvaal  in 

engagements  at  Zungin  Nek  and  Kaibula  HUl!  and  in  commfnd  of  he  f.^l^J^y"'  .S70.  taking  part  in  the 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  Medal  withTCp)  Battalion,  ,n  the  action  at  Ulundi 

ingth^r&c'htL^^^^a-dTa^^^^^^^^^^^ 

o/:;8f  ^nd  wrs;'?L?nTatYhe'iauie''o?™feUKehiT metl  ^^th^^C.^ Tth^S^s^'T,?"?,"'^  '"  '^  "^^-^-P'-"  "- 
Star),  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  iSS^  in  commanTnf  thf  ^^d  hJ;  f-  °f '■^e  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's 
after  the  engagement  at  Hasheen  (Clasp)  command  of  the  3rd  Battalion  of  the  Grenadier  Guards  until 

M:?te?'i^en?i^Trn7riif-isi;rf;o"r[L"6ufUVto?^^ 

(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  l-lasp)  -7thJul,v,  and  waspresent  in  tli9  engagement  at  Ulundi 

inIstatSiS:"Saf;v^tltfa^spf''S^'4'r;?i1l^^^ 

in  despatches,  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  ot  ,8-,R  q!^  a?^  .f.         Jowaki  Afreedees  m  1877-78  (mentioned 

Musjid,  in  the%ng^^ement'atSa™sta!fo\'°hr6th%  tX1°;8T9  Vn^irt^^^ 

^'ATafnr  CejL'T#T-a'  '"despatches)  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee    Brevet  of  Lt.cLnll  Medal  4uhgfa"pr 
Ahmed  K-heifaHT--  ^-  '^''"''"fJ''  '*<="'«1  ■"  tbe  Afghan  war  of  187S-80,  and  was  present  ii  the  engagements  at 

c5^p",™rn1l°wTh7^e°°zkoh^(4-?e''y  Cel.^fon^.rro,'^'''^^'""™  '"  ''''  <--«°-''  '°  "eta'tc^S.'Sed^al^S 
3"^  ^?T<,S,«''\^'  >;  ^I-Hazlengg  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp), 
331  Sir  James  Maitland  served  in  China  in  1S57-59,  and  was  present  during  the  occupation  of  Can  on 
and  at  the  storming  of  Chek-Hung  under  Sir  Charles  Straubenzee.  Served  at  the  attack  on  the  Peiho  Forts  oSthe 
2sth  June  1359  under  Rear  Admiral  Hope,  when  he  was  in  command  of  the  Marksmen  on  board  a  division  of  Gun 
boats  durmg  the  naval  action,  and  in  charge  of  the  ladder  party  when  the  assault  was  made  over  the  mud 
(specially  mentioned  in  despatcues  "  for  gallantry,  &c.,"  Medal).  Served  in  the  Egvptian  war  of  iSS-  and  was 
present  at  the  battleofTel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  C£.,  Medal  withClasp,3rdC!as^of  the  Med'iidie  and 
Khedive  i*  ^tarK  Served  with  the  Xile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Clasp)  :  also  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan 
i'rontier  Field  Force  in  1SS5-56  as  Commanding  Royal  Engmeer  in  Egypt  including  the  engagement  at  Giniss 

•>■»■  Major  General  K.  G.  Henderson  served  with  the  60th  Rifles  in  the  suppression  of  the  mutiny  in  the  Shahabad 
district  of  Bengal  in  1858  (Medal).  Also  throughout  the  campaign  of  1S60  in  China  (Medal  with  two  Clasps  for  Taka 
H  orts  and  Pekin) .  Served  with  the  Xile  Expedition  in  1884-85  as  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Alaster  General  ■ 
wasGommandant  at  Shellal  and  at  Assouan  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)  ' 
"■<,  iinjor  General  G.  Swinley  served  with  the  Bhootan  Field  Force  from  Xovemoer  1865  to  March  iS66(Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Mountain  Battery  in  the  Black  Mountain  E.xpedilion  in  1S6S  (Clasp).  Commanded 
two  guns  01  >fo.2  Mouritain  Battery  in  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  expedition  of  1877-7S  (mentioned  m  despatches  Clasp) 
Commanded  No.  2  Mountain  Battery  throughout  the  Afghan  war  of  1S7S-S0,  and  was  present  at  the  affair  at  Mat- 


—     . —  -—  — — ^ — .-...■  (several 

timesmentionedm despatches,  Brevets  of  .Major  and  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

333  Major  General  James  Browne  served  with  the  94th  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879.  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Ulundi  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  against  Sekukuni,  including  the  storming  of  the  stron«-- 
hold  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  Boer  war  in  iSSi ,  jiart  of  the  time  as  Commandant  at  Newcastle.  ° 

339  JIajor  General  J.  B.  Richardson  was  present  with  three  Batteries  of  Ro.TaI  Artiller.v  under  Colonel  M'Crea  in  the 
revolution  which  upset  the  Emperor  Fausti  in  Hayti  in  Jan.  1859  ;  landed  and  protected  the  Europeans  at  Portau 
Prince,  and  carried  off  fche  Emneror,  his  family  and  ministers;  received  the  thanks  of  the  English  and  French 
Governments. 

3w  Major  General  W.  O.  Barnard  commanded  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian 
war  of  18S2  (Medal,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

3*2  Major  General  W.Byam  served  with  the  65th  Regiment  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  iS6:;-65  (Medal).  Served  in 
the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1S84  with  the  1st  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment, 
and  was  jiresent  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  i^ith  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

3*3  Major  General  A.  D.  Anderson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-S0  as  Brigade  Major  Royal  Artillery  with 
the  Southern  Afghanistan  Field  Force  (Medal). 


.■jg  General  Officers  Retired  under  Royal  Warrant.— War  Services. 

u  A.  ■„..  ro^o,.-!  p  T  T  1,,v,l  spi-i-ed  in  the  Eo-yptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  served  with  the 
.»  Major  GeneialFT.Uovl  served  ^  ^  Artillery,  aad  was  present  in  the 


in  A«  ■„..  Co^o,...!  p  T  T1,,yil  spr\-ed  in  the  Eo-ypt  an  war  o    i382    lieuai,  anu  ivuoiuv  u  o  obm  ; ;  oonui.ninii.iio 
J«Maj^orGeneittlF  T  Iil^^^^^  of  the  Royal  Artillery,  and  was  present  in  the 

Soudan  J^^'^Pf '''™"°f«"J'ilr^^™'l„eS.OD^^^^  Brevet  of  Lt.t'olonel,  two  Clasps).     Served  during 

the^NrSeS  .ion  rJ  Xbs  rc.  ^^^^  ''t  AsLut  (mentioned  m^desiMtches    CB.and  Clasp) 

L  >.   ■   w-<r,l™l  B   F    HwHer  served  in  ti.e  AfKQan  war  in  1879  80  in  Southern  Afghmntan  (Medal). 
"«  Maior  Gent'ra  H  J   Ha  lowes'seTveS  with  Brigadier  GeneraToongh's  Brigade  in  the  Afghan  war  of  ■879-80, 

and  ^^s  present  during  the  nmrch  to  and  subsequent  occupation  of  Cabul,  and  in  the  operations  at  JugduUnck 

(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  ■       „o        (»f„,i„ii 

i;  Un^^r  (leneral  G    IV  A.  Jackson  served  in  the  .Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal).  ,    ,  ,„  ^  , 

i^«  Malor  General  A.  W.L.  Anderson  served  with  the  Burmese  Eipeditionin  i8R5-37-5everely  wounded  (Medal 

"m  vlamrGenerilJ  G.  R.  D.  MacNeill  served  with  the  Burmese  E.-tpedition  in  ,885-85  as  Deputy  Assistant 
A      „ant  and  OuIrterMster  General  f.^r  latelligeuce  duties,  and  acted  as  guide  to  the  Colnmn  in  the  attack  on 
Adjutant  and  yuartL^-iisus      mounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB..  an  1  Medal  with  two  Cl.sps). 
'^'Att  General  G.^t'ofserve^^^^^^  war  of  188.  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  at  the  Base, 

'^^l^i^'^?l^T'l^^:^^^'^^^tt!'^l;emion  t,  the  Cossvah  and  Jynteah  Hills  in  , 862,63 
ServedlntheAfghin  warin  ■879-85  (Medal).    Served  with  the  Chin  Lusha.  Expedition  in  ■889-90  (Medal  with 

"f.^''^Uio"'General\"H'K^  'ffi^^^^^  t'he%"ipaign  ou  the  North  West  Frontier  oflndia  in  .863,  in- 

■1'-  Major  tienera^  u.  "    ,•_,"..,.  „.„„  , .;„„,i  i„  !i^^„„r.hi,<,   Muda    w  t.h  (;  asm  :  served  with  the  exoeOi- 


I.U..  -(, ---  -  ,     ,  ,,       „,t„„k   and  capture  of  Ali  Musiid,  Wltn  ttte  seconu  eipouinou    luiu  mo  uii2.i>i 

Vatcv°(rntTon7dTnTespLtchesta'nd   inthflinnce  to  Cabul' ui'idcr  Brigadier  General  Charles  Gough  (men- 

"°r"M'a1or  Gen'erarJ  ^H'' wlllouX"  ser'vel'in  the  Abyssinian  war  of  1367-68.  and  was  present  at  thestorming  of 
Ma^dalMM^dal)     Served  In  thS  Afghan  war  in  18S0.  took  pirt  in  the  defence  of  Caudahar,  and  was  ,.resent  at 

'^'.>MSor° SemnvV^  HoU"served'w'llh  the  Commissariat  Department  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  .867-63 

*^!-''A*.''wronrv,lH\Vvli03erved  with  the  7th  RoyalFusiliers  in  the  Umbe.ylacampaiKnor  1863,  and  was  present 
<-J  Major  GencialH.wyiioserveawiiai^  ^,^^  served  with  the  Bhootan 

at  '»>»  "f  P'7«  °f 'f  «,^™  '=''^e?ved  °  ith  the  '^^^^^  Lancers  throughout  the  A  by  ssinian  war  of  1 868  ( M  odal) . 

«''''^'  V„  H  eHalaracamnaTe"in.^  the  Black  Mountain  (Clasp).  Served  through- 

Served  in  the  H''\"™™,3'''^"'p', :.:„_,  Officer  m  charge  of  the  Afghan  country  north  of  Quetta,  v  as  prejient 
out  the  Afghan  war  "f  'f'S-S"  "«  ^^'^J'^^'^'^AtchakzaHribL,  and  as  Chief  Political  Officer  took  part  in  the  march 
ro  rand^lfi'r  w   hX'rrcl.'unde'^^^^^^^^  i"  despatches,  received  the  thanks  of  Her 

^SS?^=ft''^S^S^S:rrrifg;Ji^-^ff-irpf  ^;>  ...e  KHyber  line  of  communications 
<«';"!li'-    ^<^";"i"iV'w"H""lcSle;vedfn'So£n^^^^^^^  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of 

wtth  the  C'hin  Lishai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  .mentioned  m  desf  atclies,  Masp). 


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59Sa  War  Services  of  ilw  Onkurs  on  the  Uneiiiployed  Siipenun.ierari/  Lift. 

'  General  R.  R.  Tounshusbanrt  served  with  the  FieUl  Force  in  Smd.andAffghanistan  in  1841-4=  ;P«sei.t 
with  the  Liffht  Battalion  in  the  advance  ..n  Kandahar;  and  in  ,843.  as  Major  of  Brigade  to  the  force,  ''as  preseni 
at  the  battles  oflleeaneeandHvderaliad  (Medal).  Served  as  Deputy  AdjutantGeneraltothe  Persian  Expedtionaj 
Force  in  1356-57,  and  was  present  at  the  landing  at  Hallilah  Bay,  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  Reshue,  tec  sm 
render  ot  Bushire  and  durin"  the  forced  march  on  Borazjoon,  the  occupation  of  the  enemy  sentrenched  camp,  ana 
the  niffhtattack  and  hattl°ofKhooshali  (Mr.lal  vv.th  Clasp,  and  i7B.).  „T!ott.,lmT,frf,orkhasl 

*  SirCharlesReidservedin Upper  SindunderSirCharles^^apierlnI843;andwIththeSlrmoorBattallon(&^^^^^ 

throughout  the  Sntlej  campaign  of  iS4-,-46.  including  the  action  of  Ahw.al  and  V.=^"'\°/ ^h  t^r^'vp  ill  and 
Battalion  out  of  action  (horse  twice  wounded,  specially  mentioned  m  S.r  \Valter  Gilberts  despatch  iledal  ami 
Clasp) .  Served  in  the  Burmese  war  in  1852-53  (Brevet  of  Majoi-,  Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu) .  ^™"^''"'',^';' ,\°'^ 
Sirmoor  Battalion  throughout  the  Indian  Muliny  iniSs;  ;  opened  the  communicatiou  between  Ueerutand  Calcutta, 
for  which  he  received  the  thanks  of  Government;  was  present  at  the  battle  of  B«dlee-ke-Serai  and  tbrougnout 
the  siege  of  Delhi,  and  commanded  all  thoadvimccd  posts  on  the  right  of  the  Delhi  Ridge,  inc  udmg  W".",'™  "J°  ■ 
house  (the  kevof  the  position)  from  the  Sth  .June  to  the  J4th  September,  during  which  period  twenty-six  separate 
attacks  upon  "those  positions  were  repulsed.  Commanded  a  Column  on  the  17th  June  for  the  ""'"^^  0°  jt,~,  °  f 
gunge,  commanded  the  4th  Column  of  assault  on  Delhi  on  the  14th  Septembei—sevevely  wounded  (Urevet  01 
Lt.Colonel,  CJS.,and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  also  in  the  Dude  campaign  in  1S5S-59  (Aide  de  Camp  to  int 
Queen  and  Colonel,  thanked  by  Parliament,  and  on  four  separate  occasions  by  the  Government  01  inma).  "  " 
receipt  of  the  Good  Service  and  the  "Wound  pensions,  and  in  1871  was  nominated  a  i-CB.  for  his  distinguisueu 
military  services.    Nominated  GCJ?.  in  1886.  ,  t.  ,,     ,    /-,r  .^  n       aIo^  It, 

'General  G.  P.  Whish  served  the  campaign  of  1842  in  ACfghanistan  under  General  Pollock  (Medal).  Also  in 
the  Piinjauh  campaign  of  1S48-49  as  an  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  and  w.as  present  at  the  battle  ot  uoojeiai 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Brevet  of  Major).  .     „.    ,       ,   .  „  ,_      ..       •       o  „„.q  ,.,,„=  nr-PcpTit 

'  Sir  Edward  Lechmero  Russell  served  with  the  field  force  in  Smd  and  AfTghanistan  in  1842-43  ana  "^r,i?„  «fnrf 
in  all  the  operations  including  the  expedition  to  and  destruction  of  Imaumghnr,  and  as  Adjutant  01  the  &inu 
Irregular  Horse  in  the  battles  of  Meeanee  and  Ilvilerabad,  and  surrender  of  Omerkote  (Medal).  ,-„,„„„ 

^  General  H.  W.  Blake  served  during  the  insurrection  in  Caaara  in  1S37.  Also  the  rebellion  in  tue  lioicoh 
dah  Zemindary  in  184S.  .^,  ..     „  i„„i„,i;T,,T  the 

>"  Sir  Crawford  Chamberlain  served  throughout  the  campaigns  m  AfTghanistan  ot  1839-42,  incluning  tui. 
^iege  and  capture  of  Ghuznee  (Medal),  and  various  actions  near  Caudahar  (Medal).  Punjaub  campaign  o'  iHO-49- 
including  the  battles  of  Chillianwallah  and  Goojcrat,  pursuit  of  the  Sikh  Army  and  its  final  surrender  at  Kavrui 
Pindee,  and  was  wounded  in  a  skirmish  with  Sikh  Cavalry  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Meda.  with  two  L  lasps  am 
Brevet  of  Major).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  Xorth-West  Frontier  in  1853-35  (Medal  .  Served  at  Hooltar 
during  the  mutinv  in  1857,  di.sarmed  the  62nd  and  69th  Bengal  Native  Infantry,  was  engaged  against  the  Googaira 
rebels,  and  was  besieged  in  the  Serai  of  Cheekawutne  for  four  days  (Medal.  Brevet  ot  Lt.Colonel,  and  tnanKs 

"  "  Ge^neraMV.' F.  Nuthall  served  in  1852-53;  drew  together  three  outposts  of  the  Arracan  Battalion  in  the 
Aeng  Pass  with  which  he  surprised  and  captured  the  Norigan  stockade  at  the  summit  of  the  Pass.  Has  TCCeivea 
the  thanks  of  the  Governor  General  on  several  following  occasions  :— for  services  with  the  Pegu  Ligh.  in'antr}  in 
expelling  Marauding  Bands  in  the  Rangoon  lUstrict  in  1853,  in  Pegu  district  in  1853-54,  and  m  Iharawaddj  uistnct 
in  1854  (Brevet  oi  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pcgr.). 

12  Sir  Arnold  Kemball.— For  War  Services,  see  Royal  Artillery.        .       ^,  ,,  ,       .  ,,,„  p„„;.,„i,    „„ni- 

■«  Sir  Henry  Norman  served  as  Adjutant  of  the  31st  Bengal  Native  Infantry  throughout  the  f^"iaub  cam 
paign  of  1848-49  includmg  the  passage  of  the  Chcnab,  actions  at  Sadoolapore.  Lhillianwallah,  and  Goojerat,  ana 
subsequent  pursuit  of  the  Sikhs  and  ASghans  under  Sir  Walter  Gilbert  (Medal  with  two  C  asps)  Was  Biigade 
Maior  to  the  Troops  engaged  m  the  Kohat  Pass  in  Feb.  1850  under  Sir  Charles  Napier  and  Sir  Co  111  Campbell  ;anu 
as  Brigade  Major  or  D.  A.  Adj.  General  to  the  Troops  employed,  was  engaged  in  various  expeditions  >igainBt  tne 
mounuiin  tribes  near  Peshawur  in  .850-5.-52-33-54  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  3.st  M.  uring  the 
Santhal  insurrection  in  1855-56.  and  for  four  months  was  in  command  of  a  separate  Detachment  than kei  oy 
the  Commander  in  Chief  in  India  for  surprising  and  capturing  an  insurgent  chief).  Was  engaged  tl.rougnom  tne 
operations  against  the  mutineers  and  rebels  in  India  from  the  first  outbreak  m  May  1857  until  the  terniination  0  tne 
war.  As  Assistant  Adjutant  General  of  the  Army  was  present  at  the  action  of  Badlee  Serai  on  8th  J"f,« '°57  "  ^o  f" 
the  Adjutant  General  (Colonel  Chester!  was  killed,  and  performed  the  duties  of  Adjutant  General  to  the  Army  iiitae 
field  from  that  date,  with  the  exception  of  some  portion  of  the  siege  of  Delhi,  until  '^e  end  of  the  war  bcrvea 
throughout  the  siege  of  Delhi  from  the  Sth  June  to  the  20th  Sept.  1857;  was  present  with  Greathed  s  Lommn  at 
the  actions  of  Bolundshuhur.  AUyghur,  and  Agra  ;  subsequently  in  Nov.  .857  in  action  near  Buntorah  j"  ""  «  ?^^n  J"^ 
Troops  under  Brigadier  Grant.  Present  with  the  Commander  in  Chiel  m  the  skirmishes  prior  to  and  thruu  nout  tne 
operations  connected  with  the  relief  of  Lucknow  (horse  shot  at  the  storming  of  the  Shah  Nujeet)  ;  at  tne  reuei  01 
Cawnpore  and  subsequent  operations  from  28th  Nov.  to  6th  Dec.  .857  when  the  Cxwalior  Contingent  and  ottier 
Troops  were  finally  routed  anddispersed  :  at  the  action  near  Khodagunge  and  reoccupation  ot  Futtehghar  oi^  ^^Q  June 
1858,  at  the  siege  ind  capture  of  Lucknow  2nd  to  2.st  March  1858.  Rohilcund campaign m  May.includmg  tne  a/J™" 
of  BaieiUv  (wounded)  and  affair  at  Shahjehanporc  ;  campaign  in  Oude  during  the  cold  season  «'  '^i^lM  RrBvi?;  nl 
Che  affair;  of  Doundeakeira,  Bergudia,  Musjidea,  and  the  Raptee  (Medal  with  three  C^lasps,  V-"-.'"i'i„flf,^, 
Major  and  Lt.Colonel ;  was  twenty-five  times  thanked  in  general  orders  and  despatches  for  services  in  tne  neiai . 
''  Sir  William  Olpherts.— For  War  Services,  see  Royal  Artillery. 

2»  Generate.  B.  Fuller.— For  War  Services,  see  Royal  Artdlery.  .  .      ■    ,•    „  ,>,„  ..Ipoticp  on 

«  Sir  John  Forbes  sen-ed  with  the  field  force  in  Sind  and  AfTghanistan  in  1S41-42,  including  the  ad7J"f,=„'i'i 
Candahar.and  the  several  operations  of  the  army  under  General  Nottleadmg  to  tne  reoccupation  ot  Ghuznee 
and  Cabul  (Medal I.  Served  with  the  force  under  Sir  Charles  Napier  m  Sind  m  .843,  and  ;^as  present  at  tue 
battle  of  Hvderabad  (Medal).  Persian  campaign  of  .856-57,  including  the  assault  and  capture  of  ReshiresurrenQei 
of  Bushire'.  at  Borazjoon,  and  battle  of  Kooshab-severely  woundea  (received  the  thanks  of  'n^^^o".^^""!^" 
of  India,  Brevet  of  IMajor,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  OB.).  Served  with  the  Central  India  Field  ?[o/<;«  '™™  J°f 
siege  of  Ratghur  to  the  tall  of  Calpee  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  Jledal  with  Clasp).  Commanded  the  rear  guaru 
from  Etora  to  Deopoora  when  attacked  by  the  rebel  army  and  which  he  held  in  check  untd  the  ibaggage  wa. 
safely  escorted  into  camp. 
^  Sir  F.  K.  M.aunsell.— For  War  Services,  see  Royal  Engineers.  „      ■     .       o  1   ,.-0=    rirpsent 

»  Sir  Harrv  Prendergast  served  with  the  Madras  Sappers  and  Miners  in  Persia  in  .S57.  anc  was  presem 
at  the  bombardment  of  Mohumrah  (Medal  w-ith  Clasp).  Served  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  with  tue  ^aiwa 
Field  Force  in  .857,  and  with  the  Central  India  Field  Force  under  Sir  Hugh  Rose  m  1858,  took  part  in  tne  siege, 
.if  Dhar,  Ratghur,  Goratote,  and  Jhansi,  was  present  at  nearly  all  the  battles  and  minor  affairs  of  the  aoove 
forces  till  the  capture  of  Calpee  (Brevet  of  M?.jor,  Victoria  Cross,  and  Medal  with  Clasp) :  received  the  1  J-  nnaei 
the  following  circumstances  :-•■  For  conspicuous  bravery  on  the  2.st  November  .857.  at  Mundisore,  'n  savmt, 
the  life  of  Lieutenant  G.  Dew,  .4th  Light  Dragoons,  at  the  risk  of  his  own,  by  attempting  to  cut  ™'™  ^^;  ,^'^';°;; 
who  covered  him  (Lieutenant  Dew)  with  his  piece,  from  only  a  few  paces  to  the  rear.  Lieutenant  irenaer^asi 
was  wounded  in  this  affair  by  the  discharge  of  the  piece,  and  would  probably  have  been  cut  down  hau  not  tne 
rebel  been  killed  by  ilajor  Orr.  He  also  distinguished  himself  by  his  gallanto'  m  the  actions  at  H'-'K°nr  -ana 
Betwa.  when  he  wa.s  severely  wounded.  Major  General  Sir  Hugh  Rose,  in  fonvarding  his  recommendation  to 
this  Officer,  states:-"  Lieutenant  Prendergast,  Madras  Engineers,  was  speciall.v  nientioned  by  brigadier  nm 
Sir  Charles  Stuart,  for  the  gallant  act  at  Mundisore,  when  he  was  severely  wounded.  Secondly,  he  "^as  speci- 
ally mentioned  '  by  me  when  acdng  voluntarily  as  my  Aide  do  Camp  in  the  action  before  beeieging  Katgnur^n 
the  lleena  river,  for  gallant  conduct.  His  hoi-se  was  killed  on  that  occasion.  Thirdly,  at  "i«. ,'»"'°°  "'^  „^"p 
Betwa,'  he  again  voluntarily  acted  as  my  Aide  dc  Camp  and  distinguished  himself  by  his  braveiy  m  the  cnarge 
which  I  made  with  Captain  Need's  Troop,  Her  Majesty's  14th  Light  Dragoons,  against  the  left  of  "j^ /°" J?' '?" 
Peishwa's  army,  under  Tantia  Topee.    He  was  severely  wounded  on  that  occasion.        Commanded  tne  uetacn- 


™ent  Of  t,   ^7  '^''"■"■'''  '^'  "'"  '^•^"'"■'  "'  ''''  Uaemi,lo,jed  Supennnneranj  List.  sgSh 

?«™»i'?  ^>id  imoortant  service","  CeverorU  Co  SaifrtM^  as  havms  ;"re.ule?ea   ^insularly 

1885-86  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Goverummit  olTn,?f,  '  ™2  V  '•     Commanded  the  Burmese  Expedition  of 

«  S  r  J.  L.  Vaughan  served  the  Gx4liOTramnaU\i  of  Iq^^'  ""  despatches,  XCB.,  and  Modal  with  Clasp). 
Aulede   Camp  to  Major  General  LtHer  (Bronze  Stf^^^  present  at  the  hattlo  of  Maharajore  as 

ant  and  Deputy  Quarter  Master  GelJ^^^^^^^^ 

anil  Brevet  of  Major) .  Commanded  a  Field  l"orp^,i,„^i5  i  •  •  '"^  (.i^ir.kish  Medal,  4th  Class  of  the  Mediidie, 
thanked  by  Government.  pai"c  larfy  for  the  at??cks  on  n,e  w'fi  'r"f  '"  /'i'^  ""■'^  ^"5'  "^57,  and  was  twice 
August.  Commanded  the  5th  Punja.l^,  Infamrv  in  ifff  h? i^„^  fortified  ydlago  of  Nermjee  on  the  =ist  July  and  3r<l 
"1  1S5S,  including  the  actions  of  Baree  Simree  amlNiw ,  w?,  ^  »  '  '!'  °'"''^  s"))scc,uent  to  the  capture  of  Lucknow 
manded  a  Field  Force  ou  the  froXe^of  xZa'n^rom  Anr  fn  nf.'  T^  I=f  >;^se  of  the  Gumtee  at  Sultanpore.  Com- 
Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel) .    Commanded  the  5th  PunTf^^h  i^V  n?rv  rt„H,^?Ti^^      ""V- """'  by  Government  (Medal ,  and 


"lovco  ui  iji.uoionei).    Commanded  the  ;th  Puninni,  r„r.>v^t^T.  h.  "^^    "■■■>.,-  uu<.,.».oi.  u.y  uuvemmeni,  (.ueaai,  ana 
against  the  hill  tribes  from  Oct.  to  Dee    1S6MCB     "lodnT^  operations  of  the  Eusufzye  Field  Force 

Field  FoiTe  in  ,868,  including  the  e^;pediti'ona4initi;Gtvi^^^^^  Commanded  the  2nd  Brigade  Hazara 

and  thanked  by  the  Government  o7lndiaClas,?^  Mountain  (mentioned  in  despatches, 

operations  roimd  Cahul  in  December  1875   menSea  in  desmtches  Mpd  f  ll-n"l".r  '^''"^°'  """^  ™^  P'''=''°"'  '"  "'« 


operations  roimd  Cahul  in  December  1875  (mentioi  ed  in  despatches''  Med  ,f  ll-n"l".r  '^''"^°'  """^  '^"^  P'''="°"'  '"  "'« 
"  ->erts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and'  ^4s  presen   a   the  'ba  tt  of  Candihaf      '"'* '  '^™°-"P'^""="  ^ir  Frederick 

Clasps).  In  command  of  the  =ud  Punjaub  Cafa  rV  ■fnd  Co?nrAf  rlvf^i'™'''''^  and  Goo.i^rat  (Medal  vrith  two 
frontier  from  1850  to  1869,  including  operations  a-a?nst  Omnnvlw'^'  '"'"''''  °"„"'^  Dera,)at  and  Peshawur 
K.Kpedition  in  llircb  18,7  ;  the  attaek/on  Cr1ii^?f  (FusolV^M^or  f„ T"'^^  ""  '851-53;  the  Bozdar  Belooch 
minor  skirmishes  (Medal  with  Clasp)  Was  in  commnnd  if  .hi  '^°"'")  '"  -^^^^  ''"''  August  1S57,  and  in  various 
campaign  of  .85s/includini  the  ste-e  wl  carton?  of  ?!,oi  %'S'^  Punjaub  Cavalry  during  the  Indian  Mutiny 
and'iliygungef  and  c       1  ?e  of' BareUH^'^SZnded "^ F^  '^"j?''''  "''1'^'''.  °'  ^ooraee,  Rooyah. 

^  ohunpore  and  defeat  and  dispersion^of  the  reb  "is  Commanded  ^  Field  Fo,^'!  V"*  «  antry  at  the  action  of 
attack  and  defeat  of  the  enemy  in  theirposition  at  SeerpoSand  can!^,nl  nf  ^  '''"'T  ""'^  '"f^""-y  «  the 

wounded  in  two  places,  first  by  a  severe  sword-ont  on  Jl>?  l,.rM?  1  captuie  of  their  guns  and  camp— dangerously 

severed  the  left  ^rm  at  the  .sJfoulder  s'everaUim     .reiUionc^  i^^de^rtchef  Z^'thanl-e^b''"?;'  'T'"-'"'  T'"^'^ 
Chief  and  by  Government,  B.•o^^»f/^f  rl  r<„i„„„i   ^n    >r.-.!:i  '    A       uespatcnos,  and  thanked  by  the  Commander  m 
having  at  Seerporah,  in  an  '-„_-,_ 
whilst  advancing  upon  the  enemy'? 

"  birDM.Probyn  served  on  the  Trans-Indus  Frontier  from  1852  to  1S57,  and  was  nresenr  at  the  onern 
tious  m  the  Bozdar  Hills  m  March  1S57  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  during  the  irUauMutuvLnpa??nfn 
.357-5i>,  and  was  present  throughout  the  siege  of  Delhi,  including  the  action  of  NuiiXC-and  otheniiior  en 
gagements  and  commanded  the  2nd  Punjab  Cavalry  at  the  assault  and  capture  of  DeVhi  ment  oned  hi" 
despatches)  ;  served  in  the  same  command  with  the  Flying  Column  under  Colonel  GreitHdlndwa™ resent 
?eee1Vedth'e°W°il°e".'J,'^''i,'"'  ^"^s!'"'  ^"^  ^e™  ^^T'  ''""'^  "mentioned  in  despatches,  and  V  ctm-?a  0^58?; 
out  his  en^nnn^„n  A  1  M  ^1,7,',^"  Circumstances  :-•  Ha,  been  distmguished  for  gallantrV  aui  daring  through- 
lut  this  campaign.  At  the  battle  of  Agra,  when  his  squadron  (of  the  2nd  Punjab  Cavalry)  charged  the  rebel 
1 11  tantry ,  he  was  some  time  separated  from  his  men  and  surrounded  b  y  live  or  six  sepovs  He  defendeirhimself  fraS 
•,noth'e'r'?rme''fn,r±f  "b";  ^"f '.efore  his  own  men  had  joined -lam  had  ciSvu  two  oniislssran  s  Tt 
L  1^?,^  i?f  ■  \J  r  ,  ""'"^"t  m'""  "  ''"P?'''  ^S.^?^  wounded  in  the  wrist  by  the  bayonet,  and  his  horse  also  was 
sightly  wounded ;  but,  though  the  sepoy  fought  desperately,  he  cut  him  down.  The  same  day  he  singled  out  a 
,X„r5  fH'-^^n'";  presence  of  a  number  of  the  enemy,  killed  him  and  captured  the  standard.  These  arl 
nn  y  a  few  of  the  gallant  deeds  ot  this  brave  young  OOicev. -DesjiaM,  from  Major  General  Jame,  Roye  Orunt,  KCB 
dalid  lolh  Jannarit  1858.  He  was  also  present  at  the  action  of  Kanouje,  the  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde 
(twice  mentioned  in  despatches  and  thanked  by  the  Governor  General),  battle  of  Cawupore  and  defeat  of  the 
Gwahor  Contingent,  action  of  Kale  Jjuddee,  storm  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  with  three 
Clasps,  CB.,  and  a  years  service).  Was  permitted  to  retain  the  command  of  the  ist  Sikh  Irregular  Cavalry 
wnile  on  furlough,  as  a  special  reward  for  his  services.  Commanded  the  Regiment  throughout  the  campait'u  of 
1000  in  China  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colouel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps) 

"Sir  John  Schneider  commanded  the  Contingent,  Infantry  and  Irregular  Cavalry,  of  the  Rajah  of  Sattara 
m  the  canipaign  in  the  Southern  Maratba  Country  in  1S44-45,  including  the  storm  and  capture  of  the  forts  of 
PunallaandPownghur.  CommandedtheRolapore  Infantry  atthesuppressionof  the  mutiny  in  the  late  27th  Bomba-- 
Native  Infantry  in  July  and  August  1857;  also  at  the  recapture  of  Kolapore  in  December  1857  (Jledal).  Served 
with  the  Abyssinian  K.vpeditionary  Force  in  1868  with  the  rank  of  Brigadier  General ;  commanded  the  ist  Brigade 
ot  the  ist  Division  which  led  during  the  advance  on  iMagdala,  and  was  engaged  at  the  battle  of  Aro"-ee.  and  in  the 
assault  on  Magdala  (Ci?.,  and  Medal).  ' 

*7  (Jeneral  D.  Brown  scrvcil  in  the  Burmese  war  in  1852-33,  and  was  present  at  the  relief  of  Pegu  and  during 
its  subseijuent  investment  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  ° 

**  General  A.  N.  Rich  was  employed  on  field  service  y.-ith  the  Kamptee  Movable  Column  in  the  Jubbulpore 
and  Raepore  districts  from  19th  November  1857  to  30th  April  1S58  and  commanded  a  mi.\;ed  detachment  of  Cavalry 
;ind  Infantry  against  the  rebels  at  Gootea  and  Ruagaum  (Medal). 

•'  General  G.  Strangways  served  with  the  71st  Bengal  Native  Infantry  at  the  defeat  and  dispersion  of  a 
body  of  Dacoits  who  entered  the  Shahjehanpore  district  in  May  and  June  1841.  Commanded  the  Regimeut  and 
recaptured  the  Bareilly  Jail  from  the  prisoners  who  had  overpowered  the  guard  in  July  1842.  Led  the  advance 
of  a  detachment  of  the  71st  Native  Infantry  at  the  attack  and  defeat  of  insurgents  under  Ram  Sing  who  occupied 
the  Heights  in  front  of  Noorpore  in  September  1848.  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  and  present  at  the  capture  of 
the  fort  of  Eungul  Nuggur,  and  111  pursuit  of  bodies  of  insurgents  (Medal).  Commanded  the  71st  Native  Infantry 
on  the  outbreak  of  the  mutiny  at  Lucknow  on  the  night  of  the  30th  May  1857,  and  commanded  detachments  of  the 
ilegimeat  that  remained  faithful  and  formed  part  of  the  heroic  garrison  throughout  the  defence  of  the  Residency 
from  the  31st  June  to  the  17th  November  1857— wounded  on  the  4th  July ;  afterwards  present  at  the  battle  of  Cawn- 
pore  and  defeat  of  the  Gwalior  Contingent  (received  the  thanks  of  Government,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  a  year's 
service). 

=''  General  H.  B.  Stevens  served  through  the  Satlej  campaign  of  1845-46,  including  the  battles  of  Ferozeshah 
and  dobraon  (Medal  and  Clasp).  Commanded  the  Sylhet  Light  Infantry  Battalion  in  several  skirmishes  with 
mutineers  of  the  34th  Bengal  Native  Infantry,  on  the  eastern  frontier,  and  succeededin  destroying  the  entire  body 
(received  the  thanks  of  Government  and  of  the  Commander  in  Chief,  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Indian  Mutiny  Medal). 
.Served  during  1*ie  Bhootau  campaign  of  1S64-66,  including  the  recapture  of  Dewangiri  (Medal  vrith  Clasp). 

'■'  General  W.  H.  Watts  served  with  the  field  force  under  Major  Reid,  Also  during  the  Burmese  war  of 
'S52-S3,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Pegu,  and  constantl.y  engaged  with  the  enemy  dming  the 
ascent  of  the  Pegu  river  in  the  leading  steamer  Lord  Wiltium  Beufhick.  Commanded  the  Piquet  which  repulsed 
a  night  attack  on  the  steamer  on  the  19th  November  1S52;  accompanied  the  ilartabau  Column  to  Showay  Gheen 
as  Staff  Officer  of  the  expeditionary  force,  and  vras  present  at  the  attack  on  Gongah,  and  other  minor  aflfairs 
with  the  enemy  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu). 

''■-  General  G.  T.  Radclitfo  o<;mmande[l  a  Squadron  of  his  Regiment  on  field  service  in  the  Deccan  from 
the  16th  November  185S  to  the  5th  October  1859.    On  the  20th  February  he  marched  with  a  Squadron  Sft3-  miles 


59Sc         War  Scrrtccs  of  the  Officers  on  the  Uuemployed  Sapernumeranj  List, 

witliout  a  halt  in  pursuit  of  the  enemy,  brought  them  to  action  and  defeated  them  the  same  day  taking  several 
prisoners. 

63  General  R.  N.  Raikes  served  the  Gwalior  campaign,  and  wns  present  at  the  battle  of  Punniar,  29th 
Dec.  1843  (Bronze  Star).  Served  also  in  the  Burmese  war  of  1852  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu) .  Served  in  the 
Indian  Mutiny  cRmpai^'n  in  1857  (Medal). 

66  General  H.  NicoU  served  durinjf  the  disUirbnnces  in  the  Saugor  and  Bundlecuiid  districts  in  1842-  43.  The 
Gwalior  campaign  of  1843-44,  including  the  battle  of  Punninr  (Bronze  Star).  The  Punjuub  campaign  in  1848-49 
(Medal).  The  Sonthal  campaign  in  1855-56.  Served  ns  Brigaiie  Major  at  the  battle  of  Budlee  ke  Serai  on  the  8th 
June  1857,  storming  the  heights  before  Delhi,  throughout  the  siege  assault  and  final  capture  of  the  city  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Brevet  of  Major). 

"7  General  C.  R.  W.  Hervey  served  with  the  ■2M-(i  Bombay  IS .  I.  in  the  expedition  to  Mange^lore  and  Canara  in 
1837,  and  with  the  Sind  Irregular  Horse  as  2nd  in  Command,  and  for  some  time  in  command  of  that  corps  and 
of  a'Belooch  Levy  in  Upper  Sind  in  1840-42 ;  with  a  wing  of  his  regiment  in  Cutch  and  in  command  of  H.  H.  the 
Rao's  Horse  in  the  Runn  in  1843-44.  !=Jerved  as  Aide  de  Camp  and  Secretary  to  Sir  JamesOutram  in  the  Expedition  to 
Persia,  including  the  march  to  Borazjoon,  action  at  Khooshah.  and  the  operations  at  Mohumra  in  1857  (Brevet  of 
Major' Medal  with  Clasp,  and  CB.).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1858,  and  was  present  at  the  relief 
of  Kolapore  (Medal).  ,      r,     ,   ■ 

»*  General  S.  Richards  served  m  the  Sutiej  campaign  of  1845-46,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Sobraon 
(Medal).     Served  with  theBhootan  Expedition  in  1865-66  (Medal). 

9'  Sir  Henry  H.  A.  Wood  served  with  thcReserve  Force  under  Sir  Charles  Napier  in  his  expedition  toBhawulpore 
in  1845-46.  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49, and  present  at  the  sieije  of  Mooltan.  including  the  attack  on  the  suburbs, 
storm  of  the  city  breach,  capture  ot  the  town  and  surrender  of  the  fortress  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Persian  campaign  of 
,856-57.  with  the  RearGuard  at  Reshire,  attack  and  surrender  of  Bnshire,  forced  march  on  Borazjoon.  and  occupation 
of  the  e'uenw's  entrenched  Camp,  night  attack  of  the  6th  Feln-uary,  and  battle  of  Khooshab  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
Served  throughout  the  Ccutrallndia  campaign  of  it;57-58  as  A'ljutant  General  to  the  force  uudcr  Sir  Hugh  Rose, 
and  present  at  the  attack  on  the  Cam])  before  Rutghur,  battle  of  Barrodea,  relief  of  Saugor,  attack  and  capture  ol 
Garrakota,  action  and  forcing  the  Pass  of  Muddenpore,  siege  and  storm  of  Jhausi,  battle  of  the  Betwa,  and  subse- 
quent pursuit,  action  and  capture  of  Kooneh,  and  subsequent  pursuit,  action  at  Muttra.  battle  of  Galowlie,  and  Ibo 
several  actions  on  the  banks  of  the  Jumna,  action  and  capture  of  Calpee,  action  of  Morar,  battle  and  capture  of 
Gwalior  (frequently— thrice  specially— mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Sei-ved  again 
in  the  field  in  the  latter  end  of  1858-59  as  Adjutant  General  to  the  whole  of  the  Troops  south  of  the  Nerbudda  under 
Sir  Hugh  Rose.  Served  as  Assistant  General  of  the  ist  Division  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  1867-68, 
and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Arogee,  and  storm  and  capture  of  Magdala  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  ol' 
Colonel,  and  Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  :88o  in  command  of  a  Brigade  (Medal). 

9*  General  R.  R.  Maiuwaring  served  in  the  Sutiej  campaign  in  1846  a.id  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Sobraon 
(Medal).  Sonthal  campaign  of  1855.  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  including  several  actions  with  the  rebels  (Medal). 
35  General  A.  F.  Place  served  with  the  field  force  in  Kuraool  in  1839,  and  was  present  at  the  affair  at 
Zorapore.  Was  employed  in  1857-59  in  Bengal.  Served  with  the  Shahabad  Field  Force  under  Brigadier  Douglas ; 
commanded  a  party  of  one  subadarand  sssepoysand  by  stratagem  surprised  the  rebel  post  of  Mairodora  and 
captured  26  boats  7th  August  1858  ;  present  at  the  taking  of  Suhar  on  the  left  bauk  of  the  Soane  and  destruction 
of  the  rebels'  boat  on  the  21st  August  185R,  again  at  the  destruction  of  that  town  on  the  20th  September,  at  the 
taking  of  Noorpoor,  Surragah,  and  Turcole  on  the  15th  and  22nd  September  when  those  towns  and  several  boats 
were  destroyed  (Medalj. 

56  General  H.  K.  Burne  served  with  the  2nd  Bengal  N.  I.  throughout  the  Sutiej  campaign  of  1845-46,  including 
the  battles  of  Moodkee  and  Ferozeshah,  and  with  the  expedition  against  Kot  Kangra  (Medal  and  Clasp).  Served 
during  the  Burmese  war  of  1852-53  as  Military  Secretary  to  General  Godwin,  Commander  of  the  Force,  and  was 
present  at  the  captures  of  Prome  and  Pegu  (several  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu,  and 
Brevet  of  Major). 

^''  General  C.  T.  Aitchison  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Southern  Mahratia  Country  in  1844-45  as  Field 
Engineer,  and  was  present  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  Samuntrhur,  Boodurehur,  Punulla  (wounded) ,  Powungbur, 
Munohur,  and  Munsuntosh  (mentioned  in  despatches) .  Served  as  Major  of  Brigade  in  Persian  Expeditionary  Force 
in  1850-57,  and  was  present  at  the  assault  and  capture  of  Reshire.  surrender  of  Bushire,  expedition  to  Borazjoon, 
and  action  at  Khooshab  {mentioned  in  despatches  and  received  the  thanks  of  the  Governor  General  in  Council, 
Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Brevet  of  Major).  Stived  with  Colonel  Malcolm's  Field  Force  in  Southern  Mahratta  Country 
during  the  mutiny  in  1S57-58,  in  command  oi  200  Europeans  during  forced  march  on  Shorapore,  and  at  the  surrender 
and  occupation  of  that  fortress  (Medal). 

10*  Sir  Arthur  Hewlett  was  employed  in  the  suppression  of  tne  mutiny  in  Bengal  in  1857-59;  served  as  Com- 
missariat Officer  with  field  columns  under  Colonel  Fischer  and  Brigadier  Carthew  on  the  Grand  Trunk  Road,  and 
at  Cawnpore  from  September  1857  to  January  1858;  was  present  at  the  actions  on  the  26th,  27th  and  28th  November 
1857  with  the  Gwalior  mutineers  before  Cawnpore,  and  in  the  entrenchments  during  their  subsequent  investment 
by  the  rebel  force  till  6th  December  following  ;  was  with  the  head  quarters  of  the  regiment  at  Bunnee  bridge  when 
it  formed  the  rear  guard  of  Sir  James  Outram's  Force  during  the  period  of  its  occupation  of  the  Alumba^sh,  also 
during  the  capture  of  Lucknow.  Commanded  a  field  detachmen  t  in  Gurruckpoor  district  from  13th  September  ull  27th 
November  1858,  and  engaged  in  atfairs  with  the  rebels  at  Banwee  on  the  22nd  and  28th  September,  atChittra.atPoka 
Tietwah,  at  Biscohu,  and  Doomaragunge.  Was  senior  Officer  commanding  Head  Quarters  and  Right  Wing  of  his 
regiment  atthe  action  before  Toolsepore,  and  was  wounded  on  the  28th  September  and  his  horse  shot  under  him. 
served  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  to  the  field  column  under  Brigadier  Faddy  in  Bundlecund  in 
March  1859,  and  engaged  in  attack  and  rout  of  the  rebels  underRumnustSingby  a  detachment  of  2nd  Sikh  Cavalry, 
served  as  Assistant  Quarter  MasterGeneral  to  the  Saugor  Field  Division  from  July  1859  to  the  breaking  up  of  the 
division  on  31st  December  following  (Brevet  of  Major,  CB.y  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'OS  Sir  Charles  H.  Brownlow  was  present  with  the  Army  of  Reserve  during  the  Punjaub  war  of  1848-49.  Served 
with  the  ist  Sikh  Infantry  in  the  Black  Mountain  campaign,  Hazara,  in  1852-53  ;  against  the  Momund  Tribes  in 
August  :8^4,  when  he  was  shot  through  the  lungs  ;  nnd  in  the  Bozdur  Expedition  of  1857.  Commanded  the  20th 
Punjaub  Infantry  in  the  operations  on  the  Eusofzai  Frontier  in  1853  ;  throughout  the  China  war  of  i860,  including 
the  action  of  Sinho,  taking  of  the  Taku  Forts,  and  occupation  ot  Pekin  (Brevet  of  Major)  ;  the  Umbeyla  cam- 
paign of  i563  (Brevet  ofLtX'olonel  and  CB.) ,  and  the  Hazara  Expedition  of  1S68  (Brevetof  Colonel).  Commanded 
an  'Exi>editionary  Column  into  the  Looshai  Country  in  1871-72  (tbanked  by  the  Government  of  India,  KCB).  Has 
received  the  Punjaub  Modal,  the  China  Medal  with  Clasps  for  the  Taku  Forts  and  Pekiu,  and  the  Indian  Medal 
with  Clasps  for  North-West  Frontier,  Umbeyla,  and  Looshai. 

106  General  F.  W.  Baugh  served  the  campaign  of  1842  in  Afifghanistan  under  General  Pollock,  including  the 
actions  at  the  forcing  of  the  Khyber  Pass,  at  Mamoo  Kbail,  JugduUuck,  Tezeen,  and  Istalifl"  (Medal).  Throughout 
the  Sutiej  campaign,  including  the  battles  of  Moodkee,  Ferozeshah,  and  Sobraon  (Medal  and  two  Clasps).  Burmese 
war  in  1S53  against  the  enemy  near  Prome  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  Indian  Mutiny  campaigns  in  1857-58,  and 
action  of  Chinpoorah  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 

iffj  Sir  Thomas  Wright  served  throughout  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  actions  of  Ram- 
nuggur,  Sadoolapore,  Chillianwallah,  and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General 
and1:hief  Staff  Officer  with  the  force  under  Sir  Sydney  Cotton  iu  the  Eusofzie  expedition  of  1S5S  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  command  of  the  2nd  Sikh  Cavalry  in 
Central  India  and  defeated  a  body  of  the  enemy  in  Bundlecund  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).  Served  as 
Assistant  Adjutant  General  throughout  the  Umbeyla  campaign  of  1863  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of 
Lt. Colonel,  and  Clasp)  ;  and  in  the  same  capacity  with  the  field  force  under  Major  General  Tytler  during  the 
operations  of  1865-66 in  Bhootan  (Clasp). 

Ill  General  T.  R.  Snow  served  throughout  the  campaign  of  1843  in  Sind  under  Sir  Charles  Napier,  and  wa5 
present  at  the  battles  of  Meeanee  and  Hyderabad— horse  shot  (Medal).  Served  under  Sir  J.  Lawrence  against 
the  tribes  in  the  Googaria  district  in  1S57,  and  on  the  30th  September  he  was  wounded  and  his  horse  received  a 
sabre-cut,  and  on  the  16th  October  he  was  severely  wounded  (Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 

"2  General  C.  Durableton  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Maharajpore  19th  December  1843  (Bronze  Star). 
iScrved  iu  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1037  (Medal). 


War  Services  of  the  Officers  on  the  Unemployed  Supermun.mrr  Lkt  -08,/ 

"3  General  G.  R.  S.  Burrows  served  in  the  AM  »  •       o  f^'i'^uilKiarij  Ij,t,t.  ^i)ii(l 

ments  on  the  Helmund  and  at  Slaiwand  (two  houses  kiU«n'°  tnnt  ",??',''"'\f'"'^"'""^'='^  ""'  f"™"'*  '"  "le  ousaee- 
despatches)  including  the  sortie  of  Deh  K^jah  (menUoned  in  de,„„t'?/.''?  '^"'f'""  °^  Kandahar  (mentiouSS  in 
battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp)  (mentioned  m  despatches),  and  commanded  a  Brigade  at  the 

'"  Sir  Peter  Lumsden  served  with  the  force  pmr,]n^ort  ;„  „»-■ 
,852-56;  served  as  D.  A.  Qr.  Master  General  at  ?hea"toT„f  PunXT.'fh  ".""TrS'^'^^^'^^  f™"""  '""^8  i" 
Iskakot,  and  operations  m  the  RonezaiVallev  in  Mnv?R-?     „      ■'     .  .v,  =^   '^P"'   "^S--;  at  Nowadund,    Pian-rhur 
Kheyl  asraiast^the  Mohmund  trihe  tn  ,S,:?,Z^^l:n::J«.uZT^^^^  to  siiah    Mooseh 


itanoae  ana  suDsequent  pursuit  in  Central  India  (mentioned  in  desnnTchU  \f„H„,  «•  ""P'^r,  tad  was  present  at 
to  Cmna  m  i860,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  Smhrand  TinShn,^'^''' ^'"1?'' '  Accompanied  the  expedition 
and  advance  on  Pekin  (mentioned  in  despatches  mXi  w  thVw,?c^LT,'=  ^'l?''o ''"^ ''^P'"^''''  of  the  Taku  Pons, 
Field  Force  in  1865  (Clasp).  '     ''"'"'■ -'^''""■' ""•"  two  Clasps,  and  Brevet  of  Major).    With  Bhootan 

i==  Sir  John  Watson  served  with  the  Bombay  Column  in  tho  Pn„i=„i,  „ 
Mopltan  and  the  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  SSps)     Bo.dar  cam™?"r,'""5"r  '*'""'  f^'^  "^'^  surrender  ot 
under  Brigadier  General  Chamberlain  in  1857  (Medal  with 'cinsnlT^^P?.  ?■"''  forcing  of  the  Kahn  Bund  Pass 
of  Delhi,  relief  and  siege  of  Lucknov^.  battles  0    Bohim  shnhu?'^Allv°h  ,T  '}""■'"?.  ™'"P''iK°.  including  the  siege 
"1%°  A^„?  P!';;°lL.l""'^''y  "™Prted  on  three  octsions  LMedaf  wfth^iJi^'^^^^^^  "," 


gagement 


^.*^...^\...uo  ^,  „uv.  i^v.,.uu  ,  oii^utiy  wounaea  on  three  occfisimm  f  \To,iot  ^^\.  ;u  v.. — f^^^  «"w  vu,iiuua  uiuer  en- 
Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel) :  received  the  ¥€  under  the  fonowi^^.V?;.  '''''''''*'' *^''^=P''>  C'-^-.  Victoria  Cross,  and 
Mth  November  ,857.  with  his  own  squadron  foftListPu^abCarir'^'J°^'^7;,,  ¥'='''5''''"'  ^V'''^™'  °°  '^''« 
tenant,  Probyc,  came  upon  a  body  of  the  rebel  cavalrv  TlTrt^  Jm  '^^  ""'*  """  ""'i^''  Captain,  then  Lieu- 
of  the  Hindustani  Mussulman-and  backed  up  by  some  hall' do.Pn  .f  'n  "^T"""'^  "''  t^em-a  line  specimen 
Lieutenant  Watson  singled  out  this  flne-looking  feUow  and  attached  hT'"?,''™™  "S^"'  '°'^''  °"'  '"  "^«  f'"^'- 
Lieutenant  Watson's  breast  at  a  yard's  distance  and  fired  SlolfU  ^heressa  dar  presented  his  pistol  at 
must,  by  accident,  have  previouslv  fallen  out.  Lieutenant  Watson  ran  ?h»'^°"?u°'''''l^'  "''"'°'"  "B'™' ^  "^^  ball 
mounted  him;  but  the  native  officer,  nothing  dauutenrew  his  tnlw»^^^^^^  "''">  '"^  sword,  and  dis- 
upon  Lieutenant  Watson,  who  bravely  defended  himself  unlilhL  own  ^-.'.^^  with  his  sowars  renewed  his  attack 
the  party.  In  this  rencontre.  Lieutenant  Watson  received  a  blow  on  t^^^J  ff  '"  ''^''  ?^'^''-  '^"'^  """^"-'y  ™"'<=1 
arm,  which  severed  his  chain  gauntlet  glove  a  tulwaV  cut  on  hi«  ?,•  ^f  "'"'  '^^f",."  f'war,  another  on  the  left 
»ieeve  of  the  .jacket,  biitdisabFed  the  arm  for'someMme  a  bSlet  a]so"n»-Y.'?V,."''''''i  fo"unately  only  divided  the 
blow  on  his  leg,  which  lamed  him  for  some  dayraft™TOrds  •-B.t^^S  r?  'xr™""''^'"^  ™="-  *»"  ^^  ■•eceivt-d  a 
KCB.,  dated  lotk  Janmir-y  1858."  Served  with  the  r;,Jnfln1;  w^I^Ti  -^  """  ^"J"''  '^"•"■•''  *>  ■T'lmen  Hope  Grant. 
(Clasp) .  Served  in  the  IfgLn  war  in  1879  o  in  command  of  fhe  loo°r,i^  ""wZ  f'  ^7'""  Cbamberlaiif  in  186 
received  the  thanks  of  both  Houses  of  Parliament  Medl")                 ^oorum  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches, 

fromJndto^VtjHij-'^rr  ""  '"'""^'''  "''"'•''  "^'"'^"'^''^  "-^'^'^  ->^^'^  -  ">«  Tondiman  R.aiah-s  country 

1-42, 
lign 
-tof 
weeKsagamsime  rencis  m  tne  Agra  and Muttradistricfs  ■  Tiro«o„t  oTriT.;"".;""."""'  ';"^"'  ""'^  "naomiiioyed  some 
and  accompanied  field  forces  from  Neemuch  in  civil  canacifv1nnn?,,?^„f.r''^'  °",";''«  f""  of  Ahwal  in  Rajpootana, 
■33  General  J.  Coekbun,  Hood  served  Tn  the  P uniau  rca^Vai-'n  <^^^^  and  Tantia  Topee  (Medal).' 

operations  before  Mooltan,  capture  of  the  city  and  action  orsSlfho.^wl?'  "?!"'  '.ne  \^^  Arst  and  second  siege 
Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  185S  ;  commanded  fwrn^  of   he    stPuiHaubnf^^^^^^^  "-'"'P?-     ^''"f  "i^"  '"  ."^"^ 

General  Showers,  including  the  capture  of  the  Fort  ot°lh„ii,,r  =ic  ,  12  .  f"f^"'ry  m  operations  under  Brigadier 
capture  of  Lucknow  and  stSrming  orthe  Begum"  Palac^and  dan  J^^^^^^^  '"  *'  action  of  Shumshabad,  siege  and 
jaub  Infantry  in  assault  on  the  fii°al  position  heTdbvAhrMo^fv  I  ?,"t,'^  wounded  when  commanding  4th  Pun- 
Brevet  of  Major) .  Commanded  the  4th  Punjanb  iS-antrv  a^^^^^  desp.atches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Has  twice  received  the  thanks  of  the  Lt  Gov  ernor  of  the  Punfanh  f^J^  '''"""'  '',"'1^'=  of  Gera  25th  Feb.  ,869. 
Governor  General  in  Council  for  servFees  irthffield^rnDrd  iM^ '""''=""•  '"''*  the  especial  thanks  of  the 
and  c?;?ure  o^iohimraTMedllT'  "'"^  '"'  Expeditionary  Force  in  'pers-a  in  ,857,  including  the  bombardment 

diss's--— ^^^=-'--"-^^ 


'"General  J.  Loudon  served  in  the  Southern  Mahratta  Country  in  1844-4,    and  wa 

Sudderghur,  Punulla,  Raugna,  Seevapore,  Munohur,  and  Mnnsuntosh,  and  ope  -atfons  a 

»'  Sir  John  Murray  served   in  the  Punjaub    campaign  of    .848-40  (Medal)      Serve, 


Budderghur,  Punulla,  Raugna,  seevapore.  Mi,nohur:'^a,rSnTu"n\Tsh?a'^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

campaign  of    1S4S-49  (Medal).     Served   throughout  tne   Indian 


dpteated  with  200  snhrM  nf  th»  T-u  tin,.-.;  c       f    '  - -•"■■"■""^"  <...i.uo  v.,iivaiij'  engagements  at  Ivutchla  Ghai 

''"'' ™f  r^",?^  f'^^m"  '^^r'',T  '^^  *^'!.°"^"  •"  "^'^  Allyghur  and  Etah  districts  iiainst  Iht  RoSi  cund  rebels" 
commanded  the  Regt.  throughoutthe  second  Oudecampaignand  the  operationsontheNepaulfrratierSu^^^^ 
action  near  Bootwal,  attack  on  the  rebels  in  the  hills,  and'defe     of  the  Nusseera  ail  reS'irilS  It^ 
commanded  a  Column  m  the  fina  1  operations  on  theNepaul  frontier  (Medal,  Brevet  of  XIajor  and  repeaSly  thanked 
X'a'lc'irerc.^t  Med"afwft'h  Cl'^sV')!  **«-"--"•   Served  with  th^e  Bhootan  Expedition  in'J^^-^^'^SL'^ed'ii^ 

ands^S\e|?pe^rSf,^r^^^^^^^^ 

"'  ,?.P l™^^^?™.'^'  ^■."^'•'^'''•Is  -m-esent  at  the  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps)"        """'^'»"^"'  =^n<i  a<="<»» 

'"Sir  J.  L.  Nation  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58  in  Central  India  (Medal).  Commanded 
,dth  Clasp?."^*^      '°         operations  against  the  Naga  HiU  tribes  in  ^879-80  (mentioned  in  despatches,  cTMedal 

'M  Sir  Allen  Johnson  served  in  the  Burmese  war  in  1853,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  on  stockades  on  the 
19th  March  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  Served  also  in  the  Indian  Mutinv  oninniSn 
as  Brigade  Major  and  Staff  Officer  to  the  Centre  Column  of  the  Jounpole  F^eld  Force,  and  was  pres^enTat'^t^ 
capture  of  Lucknow  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasn).  -.  »  »u  "ao  pieoeui,  .id    me 

1^1  General  W.  W.  Goodfellow.— For  War  Services,  see  Royal  Engineers. 

is«  General  H.  A.  Cockburn  marched  irom  Gwalioron  the  isth'May  I's;?  towards  Allvt^hur  in  command  of  n 
Squadron  of  the  ist  Cavalry  of  the  Gwalior  Contingent,  of  which  Regiment  he  was  Adjutantfand  served  in  the  Agra, 
Hattras.  ai^d  Allyghur  districts  of  the  Doab,  under  the  Orders  o  f  the  Lt.Governor  of  the  N.  W.  Provinces,  untd  the 
2nd  July  following.  On  the  22nd  May  near  Hattras  with  only  about  fifty  men  he  defeated  and  dispersed  a  body  of 
nearly  500  rebels,  on  which  occasion  his  charger  was  slightly  wounded.  On  the  following  day  he  rescued  twenty 
persons  irom  the  town  of  basnee  On  the  31st  .May  he  defeated  a  body  of  rebels  near  Hattras.  on  which  occasiob 
the  oificial  report  from  Captain  Alexander  to  the  Lt.Governor  of  the  N.  W.  Provinces  stated  :-"Lieutenant  Cock- 
burn  dismountedabout  twenty  men  and  stormed  the  village.  Every  praise  is  due  to  Lieut.  Cockburn,  a  most  gallant 
soldier,  who  had  some  narrow  escapes  (his  helmet  and  sword  were  struck  by  buUetsi.  "  He  killed  four  men  with 
his  own  hand.  On  the  5tli  June  he  defeated  a  large  body  of  rebels  and  saved  the  town  of  Lakhnooa,  his  charger 
being  twice  wounded  On  the  5th  July  1S57  at  the  battle  of  Agi-a  he  was  very  severelvwonndedby  acannon-shot  and 
his  charger  was  killed  under  him.    He  was  thanked  on  four  occasions  by  the  Lieut. Governor  ol'the  N  W  Provinces 


598e  War  Services  of  the  Officers  on  the  Viieniployed  Supeniwnerarij  List. 

and  mentioned  in  liis  despatches  as  being  **  marked  bv  bis  forward  activity  and  courage  *'  and  "  as  a  linsbing, 

enerf^etic  Cavalry  Officer  "  (Medal). 
1^7  General  W.  M.  Cafe  was  present  at  tbe  battle  of  ilaharajpore  29th  December  1843  (Bronze  Star).     Also 

tbroushout the  Pnnianb  campaifrn  of  1S48-49,  including  the  actions  of  Sadoolaoore,  Chillianwallab,  and  Goojernt, 

and  pursuit,  cf  the  iSikhs  and  AlTuhaus  iMedal  with  two  Clasps".  .Served  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in 
1857-58,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Meangunge,  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  the  action  of 
Rooyah— severely  wouuded  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Victoria  Cross) ;  received  the  Y€  "for  hearing  away,  under 
a  heavy  fire,  with  the  assistance  of  Privates  Thompson,  Crowie,  Spence,  and  Cook,  the  body  of  Lieutenant 
Willoughby,  lying  near  the  ditch  of  the  Fort  of  Ruhya,  and  for  running  to  the  rescue  of  Private  Spence,  who  had 
been  severelv  wounded  in  the  attemnt.     Date  of  act  of  bravery,  15th  April  1858." 

i=s  General  AV.  Gordon  served  the  Punjaub  campaigns  of  1848-49  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  and  com- 
manded a  Company  of  Pioneers  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Mooltan,  including  the  surrender  of  the  fort  of  Cheniote, 
and  two  Companies  of  Pioneers  at  the  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) .  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny 
camoaign  in  1857-58  («.£..  and  Medal). 

i6i'(5eneral  E.  F.  "Waterman  was  present  at  Indore  on  the  ist  July  1S57  when  Holkar  s  revolted  troops  attacked 
the  Residenc.v.  Was  afterwards  employed  in  keeping  open  the  communication  between  Khandeish  (Bombay 
Presidency)  and  Malwa,  from  December  1857  to  August  1858  (Medal). 

162  General  J.  M.  Earle  served  throughout  the  tSutlej  campaign  of  1845-46,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of 
Moodkee,  Ferozeshah,  Buddiwal,  and  Aliwal  (Medal  and  two  Clasps). 

163  General  E.  S.  Jackson  was  Adjutant  of  the  12th  Bengal  Native  Infantry  when  the  Wing  at  Nowgong 
mutinied  in  June  1857,  and  was  instrumentalin  saving  the  life  of  Mrs.  Kerchoff.the  wife  of  the  Sergeant  Major,  whom 
tlie  rescued  from  danger  by  carrying  her  behind  him  on  horseback  (Medal).  Was  engaged  in  an  affair  with  a 
party  of  Bundeelns. 

166  Genei-al  C.  Hight  was  employed  in  the  hill  tracts  of  Orissa  in  1847.  1840,  and  again  in  1851. 
'67  General  R.  H.  Keatinge  served  as  Political  Officer  with  the  Mhow  Field  Force  and  ist  Brigade  Central 
India  Field  Force  in  1 357-58  at  the  siege  of  Dhar.  three  days'  fighting  near  Mundesora,  and  at  the  siege  of 
Chandaree — dangei'ously  wounded  in  three  places  (Brevet  of  Major,  Victoria  Cross,  and  Medal  with  Clasp) :  received 
the  UC  under  the  following  circumstances:  -"  Date  of  act  of  bravery,  17th  March  1858.— For  having  rendered  most 
efficient  aid  at  the  assault  of  Chundairee,  in  voluntarily  leading  the  columu  through  tbe  breach,  which  was  pro- 
tected by  a  heavy  cross  fire.  He  was  one  of  the  foremost  to  enter,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  the  breach.  The 
Colnmn  was  saved  from  a  serious  loss  that  would  probably  have  resulted  but  for  Captain  Keatinge's  knowledge  of 
the  smnU  path  leading  across  the  ditch,  which  had  been  examined  during  the  night  by  himself  and  a  servant,  who 
declincu,  when  required,  to  lead  the  Column,  without  his  master.  Having  cleared  the  breach,  he  led  into  the  fort, 
where  he  was  struck  down  by  another  dangerous  wound.  The  Commander  in  Chief  in  India  states  that  the  success 
at  Chundairee  was  mainly  owing  to  tuis  Otticer,  whose  g.allantry.  really  brilliant,  be  considers  was  equalled  by  his 
.ability  and  devotion.  Captain  Keatinge  was  at  the  time  a  Political  Officer  with  the  2Ud  Brigade  of  the  Central  India 
FieldForce."  Commanded  a  force  of  irregular  troops  against  Seeta  Ram  Holkar  in  Sathpoora  Hills  in  October 
1858  ;  served  with  Brigadier  Parke's  Brigade  in  pursuit  of  Tautia  Topee  in  November  1858  :  commanded  irregular 
troops  against  insurgents  in  Sathi)oor.a  Hills  in  1850;  commanded  field  detachments  in  Kattywar  against  rebel 
Wagheers  in  1865. 

"■.s  Sir  John  Doraii  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1S45-46,  including  the  battles  of  5Ioodkee  and  Ferozeshah 
(Medal  and  one  Clasp).  Served  in  the'  expedition  against  the  Hussanzaies  on  the  Black  Mountain  in  H.azara, 
in  I852--.3  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  the  campaign  of  1S5S-59  in  Oude  (Medal).  Served  with  the  expeditionary 
force  in'China  in  i860  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Looshai  Expedition  in  1871-72  (mentioned  in  despatches,  and 
received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  C-fl.  and  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  expedition  against  the  Jowaki 
Afreedees  in  1S77-7S  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Claspi.  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1873-80.  and  took  part  in  the 
expedition  into  the  Bazar  Valley  under  Lieut. General  Maude,  the  expedition  against  the  Khngianis,  the  engage- 
ment at  Kam  Dakka,  and  the  operations  in  tlie  Kama  district  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

170  General  J.  G.  Touch  served  in  the  second  Burmese  war,  and  wa*;  present  at  the  capture  of  Martaban  3th  April 
1852  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu). 

I,  i;2  General  A.  Camegj'  was  present  at  the  disarming  of  the  sth  Company  4th  Battalion  Native  Artillery 
at  Hyderabad,  Sind,  on  oth  September  1857.  Served  with  the  Hajpootana  Field  Force  under  Major  General 
Roberts,  as  Major  of  Brigade  to  the  211^  In lantvy  Brigade  at  the  siege  of  Kotah ;  with  the  leading  column  of 
assault  on  the  tovim  and  fortress  under  Brigadier  Parke,  on  the  30th  March  1S58;  actively  employed  with  t'ne 
brigade  in  the  pursuit  of  the  Owalior  rebels  under  Tautia  Topee  through  Maywar  till  September,  when  he  was 
appointed  Assistant  Adjutant  General  to  the  Division;  served  as  sucti  with  the  for,".e  under  Brigadier  Uouner  at 
the  action  of  Kooshanna  on  the  10th  February  1859  (mentioned  in  despatches  for  "  consiiic-aous  and  forwai-d  gal- 
lantry "),  and  subsequent  pursuit  of  the  rebels  under  the  Rao  Saheb  and  Feroze  Shch  through  Marwar,  .Sheka- 
watee,  and  Bikaneer  (Medal  with  Clasji  tor  Central  India,  and  Brevet  ofMajorl. 

173  (Jeneral  G.  Smart  served  with  tbe  expedition  to  China  in  iS6oand  was  present  at  t'ue  capture  of  the  Taku 
Forts  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .  ,    „  „  „ 

"♦  General  J.  C.  P.  Baillie  served  thronghout  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaigns  of  1857-59 ;  was  Orderly  Officer 
to  General  Nicholson  in  the  engagement  with  the  Sealkote  mutineers  near  Goordaspore  on  the  12th  July 
1857  (severely  wounded) ;  served  with  Brigadier  Seaton's  Column  at  the  actions  of  Gungeree  and  Puttiallee,  and 
re-occupatioiiofMynporie.  At  Kankur,  Kohilcund  border,  in  April  1858  ;  served  with  the  Soraon  Field  Force  at  the 
takin"  cf  Forts  Dehain  and  Tiroul.  Served  with  Brigadier  Kelly's  Force  daring  the  operations  in  the  Terai,  and 
present  at  the  actions  of  Ruttonpore,  and  attack  made  on  the  rebels'  position  in  lower  Nepaul  lange  —  wounded 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal). 

175  General  H.  A.  Browne  served  throughout  the  Burmese  war  of  1852-53.  and  was  present  at  various  skirmishes 
(Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  .       .       „       ,„  ^  ,,      „         ,  .      , 

1:6  General  W.  B.  Butler  Shawe  .served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1856  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan 
warin  iS78-79(Medal).  „,..„„.,    ^.  ,  ,  ..     . 

176  General  L.  W.  Buck  served  with  the  expedition  to  China  in  1857-58,  including  the  capture  of  Canton 
(Medal).  Seired  with  the  Burmese  Exnedition  in  1885-86  in  command  of  a  Divisioa  (received  the  thanks  of  the 
tJovernment  of  India,  mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

181  General  H.  C.  Anderson  served  in  the  Sutiej  campaign  of  1845-46,  including  the  battle  of  Ferozeshah 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  also  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58  as  Brigade  Major  Rohilcund  Field 
Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Namoul,  Nujecbabad,  Niijeena,  Moradabad,  Bareilly,  Bunnai,  Fort 
Mahomdee,  and  minor  affairs  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  Brevet  of  ilajor.  Medal) . 

1S2  General  H.  H.  James  served  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  1867-68  from  the  first  landing 
of  the  Advanca  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  eaptm-e  of  Magdala  ;  in  command  of  the  10th  Regiment  N.  1. 
during  portion  of  the  campaign  (Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  and  Medal).  Serverl  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and 
took  p'lirt  in  the  march  to  Candaliar  with  the  force  under  Major  General  Phayre,  when  he  commanded  the  isl 
Infantry  Brigade  (mentioned  in  de:? patches.  Medal). 

186  GeneralJ.  Blair  served  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-59,  and  was  present  at  the  siege 
of  Neemuch,  siege  and  assault  at  Kotah  and  pursuit  ot  Tantia  Topee  (mentioned  iu  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Victoria  Cross);  received  the  I'C  "  for  having  on  two  occasions  distinguished  himself  by  his  gallant  and 
daring  conduct.  i.  On  the  night  of  the  12th  .August  1857,  at  Neemuch,  in  volunteering  to  apprehend  seven 
or  ei<'ht  armed  mutineers  who  had  shut  themselves  up  for  defence  in  a  house,  the  door  of  which  he  burst  open. 
He  then  rushed  in  among  them,  and  forced  them  to  escape  through  the  roof;  in  tliis  encounter  he  was  severely 
wounded.  In  spite  of  his  wounds  he  pursued  the  fugitives,  but  was  unable  to  come  up  with  them  in  conse- 
ciuence  of  the  darkness  of  ths  night.  2.  On  tbe  23rd  October  1857,  at  Jeerum,  in  fighting  his  way  most  gallantly 
throu'^h  a  body  of  rebels  who  had  literally  surrounded  him.  After  breaking  the  end  of  his  swortl  on  one  of  their 
heads"  and  receiving  a  severe  sword-cut  on  his  right  arm,  he  rejoined  his  troop.  In  this  wounded  condition, 
and  with  no  other  weapon  than  the  hilt  of  his  broken  sword,  he  put  himself  at  the  head  of  his  men,  charged  the 
"rebels  most  effectually,  and  dispersed  them."  „       ,  „       ,,r  j   ,      ■  ^  ^, 

15'  General  G.  S.  Macbean  served  with  the  force  against  the  Boree  .^ffreedees  in  1853  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


War  Senices  of  the  Officers  o>i  the  U,iemplo,j,d  Sapernumeraru  T„t  r.^f 

AocDmpmiedthe  advance  force  from  Allahabad  in  Tn„»  »  ^         J    <■  '^"■pe'numera,;/  List.  KO'if 

the  aeld  ,n  July,  and  was  present  a?  the  actL?ns  of  j"  ttehn'o?^'^/"''™''  jithJHavelock's  Force  from  it.,  first  taking 
ami' def.?J  "'?,r'i?"'5>.  Boorbeake-Cho,vkee,  BitSLr  Sa?rar,;4°T,?' ^f  "<1°°  ^'V.''''=''.  Cawnpore,  Oonao  Buse.''. 
and  del.;nce  of  the  Residency ;  subsequent  sice  and  0.10,™^^?'  f '""'^•^»?'i.  reliefof  the  Garriso-  of  Liloknow 
cund  campaiorn,  and  recapture  of  Bareilly  (mentioned  n?,  ^?'',,^''°";' '^'^''""^  "■•■  Kioyih  and  Allv"u  u-e  RohTi; 
^^^;^'^'l^rV^^'^'"^°'-  ^"'l  -^  y«^«-«  ^er'^e)  se  Jed  fn'^tfe  A'r';,^ ™'^''=''  -"^  Government,  M?darwith  two 
'^'cLlrJ^  ^^^^^y^<r'-^^-\Tioovnm  Valley  Forces  (Meda  )  "      °  """'  ""  "'^S^Tg  as  Deputy  Oo.n'nissary 

vjenerai  vv.  u.  Alainwarm'' served  with  thf  Hr,mK..„  <i  « 
present  at  the  siege  and  surrender  of  Moiltan  batUe^f  aioiel',?'"  '°  *^  P^Jaub  campaign  of  ,848-49.  and  was 

ittRcked  and  dispersed  his  sang,  capturing  most  of  their  D"oSf:^r,"'  ""''  "^"^  '"'^  subadar  and  five  sepoys 
;i.n,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  5u  his  camp  and  cant JrePfi'J^^"*-"™'',^  procoede.l  against  a  rebel  Bheel  chief- 
-CTulars,  and  Irregulars  on  several  occasions  in  the  jSibulnorrdl,^^^  "''"''^T  Commanded  parties  of  Police, 
I  he  action  at  Tendnkurch  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Af^au  war  1,,  fl  '  » '^  "^^S^Sg.  in  pursuit  of  rebels  and  in 
LUffagoment  at  MazeenalCfi.,  Medal).  Al^nau  war  m   1879-80,  and  commanded  the  troons   in  the 

■'^^^^/f%fnr^eJi'l^T.^r7o'^^^^^^^^  --  "^  '«S.-53  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).    Also 

and  Clasp)."s"  ved  L' a a'q^M  G™al  with'^a^my^il^eadX'"?  °'  'f't'"'  '-"•^"-^  '^'^  "attle  of  Sobraon  (Medal 
ri""  ^'fl&;.  ^''^"'^  ^^  Chiel-  of  the  QuanerMa™e^riener??t'S.  ll?P';V't^  '"  ^I^"'''''  "S^^    M«la 

-  i?eS'i°c'''B\';bu?^.se'rleffu^'^e\"urtei  •1if"=>.(™-«°-J  ia despatches.  Medal), 
and  surrtndei  of  KoteKangrT  (Medal)  ■"  "^^''^'S"   "f  '845-46.  including  the  battle  of  Fero.eshah 

DakkaTnd'in  B-esudTcl.^rnlfi^Sa'?'  ^'^'^^'^  ""'^  '°  '«"-«=>  ^^^  --  P--"'  -  '>^e    engagements  at  Kam 

^^■^-X'^^^'i^^^^^^^^^^^  -?aged  in  the  trenches  atCawupore 

him  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Brevet  of  Major,  and  a  year"  service?  ■""'  ^"""^ed  and  had  a  horse  shot  under 

nuggu"^a'sSe%mfche"™.%'n'd"«'iaerof  sld^;"^^^^^^^  '«^^T«.'  '"'='-^<'-"  "^^  -"0°  of  Ram- 

Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaigiroisA-^SwitrrheGaWpWn't' ''';''  ^o°J"-at  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
mander«uideC.avalryinamiu-satKhurk,mdaSn\«h  andRho  ncl-nn'^  m  ^"T  ?'l''  "''l'"'''''  °''  "="»*!  -^om- 
cavalry  affair  in  rear  of  the  Camp  on  nth  Seprerber  lerved  wdh  Rrfo.„'i"^  SI"'  '^'^  August;  engaged  in  the 
Jhuijur  districts.  Was  engaged  in  the  action  of  Narnole  on  the  ,fi^?M°^;'  St'on'er's  Column  in  the  Delhi  and 
at  the  actions  of  Gungeeree.  P,i«eallee:Mynpoorie  ™nd  Shum^  ®?""*  ^'"^  ^odmn's  Horse 

Hodson'a  Horse  at  thi action  of  Mean..an/e  .^pJese'nt  thrJu.Xut  r he  =  '  '""'i"''-  Commanded  a  squadron  of 
two  Clasps,  Victoria  Cross,  and   lira  vet  =of  M-!^orT-^rZl^^Tda\he%^^^^^^^^^^  >"th 

Khurkowdah,  near  Ehotuck,  on  the  15*  August  18,7  in  whT?h  he  Sv  J  h~  i"'  S"'  ="*'^°"-y  'i"  an  affair  at 
killed  two  of  the  enemy.  2.  For  gallantry  on  th»  3th  Au-Tst  when  f/?  ,  '"^  '"•"'*'"■,  ""ho  was  wounded,  and 
charge,  and  cut  down  two  of  the  enemy  s  sowars  with  one  of  whom  hi  f.  l"  ^'i""^  °'  ""^  "^""^  Cavalry  in  a 
i.  For  gallantry  on  the  .7th  January  is's^aTlhimshal^  whlre  ,n  a  cw  .J"  desperate  hand-t>hand  combat, 
leaders,  and  pierced  him  with  his  awor.l  which  was  cXed'mnnfhuLrt'  ;J'''  attacked  one  of  the  enemy's 
with  his  revolver,  and  shot  two  of  the  Inemv        .    ?w  „=u      .  '^"u  '"  ''^^  '"<*'**•      ^e  defended  himself 

where  he  came  to  the  assistance  of  Brevet  M^S;  O  'k  s[  feirge' Anson  anl'Hn'fh"^  ''''■  ="  ^^'>^-^-<^<^^. 
afterward,  cutting  down  another  of  the  eaemy  inihe  sa  ue  -alllnt  mannd:  "  9™  .  .ifP.r"^?''  ^'""'ately 
tiou  in  1804-65    Medal  with  Clasp).      Served  m  the  Af:rhan  ?var  of  ?«,?  I      „    ?  '^"''  '■^'^  J^tioo'an  e.'ipedi- 

captureof  AliMusjid.  andintheen.'a.-cmeiitatFutteh„r„,7rLnH^  '  1  •  f " '  "''',''  P™**""'  at  the  attack  and 
an  arms  which  pro'ceeded  from  Gundam  "k   0  the  re  le^  0   Ca  ml  m  Oecemb  i'T^?^'''\     commanded  a  force  of 

Cavalry   (Bashi-Bazonks)   as   Capta  n  in^Ttl" / '(Tu^^^^^^ 

and  was  present  at  the  storm  ind  capture  of  the  fortitted  vilWe  of  Rot,!?  It      "  ""  ■^,"""^  campaign, 

^^rr-df^^^-j-r?;^?~^:si;'S 
^i;^n^aS-p=^;l^i::^=i^?-s^^^ 

and  Intelligence  Departm'ent  (mentioned  in  patches    Medal)?"  Served  in  tl^^^^ 

^-'Lv,  eraTH™?.'"n'^^°.'"'''"  ^"I-*^  '^'"'°"<'  "°''^'-  '''^'"^  Geniral  Phlyre °Medal  !  ""  ''''"'"'  *'"'  """^ 

beforoGwaUor  Cnrn'^^^'^'fY^^^^  action  of  Bilowah,  affairs  or  outposts  with  the  enemy's  cavalry  and  arVfle'v 
the  fall  o7rwiiin?T»^  1*^"  .','"''  /'.''^"^'"V  '''  *''"™'  sabsequent  to  Jhansi,  and  until  the  end  of  thecam,  ai-u 
invasion  of  the  ne^.'c'^p'"  '^^  Cavalry  Brigade  under  Major  Abbott  that  assisted  in  repelling  the  thSened 
wS  Clas°p  for  ?eiS  I'n'diaT  "'"  "  ^°™°'^=^'-  ""'^  D^-^^"^^-  -^S^  and  January  xSj,  (Brevet  of  Major!  Meda, 

„j"  .General  M.  J.  Brander  served  in  the  Burmese  war  in  1852-51,  and  was  present  at  the  oneriUnTia  ;„  n,« 
Payn'fste-  o? i!;«"n  •"'  R'^"8fo<»' .(,"'™''?"'=  J  '°  despatches,  Medal)"'servedL'^Seaior  Commissi  Officer  ani 
the  r^cann.ri  '^^^''P'J'^'ese  Auxiliary  Force  under  Jung  Bahadorfrom  Deo.  1857  to  June  1858,  and  was  present  at 
despucTerB?evetn?  M?"o'''m '^^^        1  pf  '^T  2' ■''^laPO'-^.  siege  and  capture  of  Lncknow  twice  men  loned  fa 

M4  P„  !  • ,  PXr    V   ^aj"'^'  ^e'lal  with  Clasp).    Served  m  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal). 

-■0.    '^  !        A     i,^,"^  served  in  the  Deccan  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  185;  (Medal). 
'855-^  ISkith  Medal?  ^"^  """"''  '"  ^'"■'"'^'  '""'^''^^  Crimea  as  Brigade  M^jorof  the  Turkish  Contiugeut  in 

'lleda^MvTth  cr-,s*i'  kV^pfJ,r''7''^  '°  """,  '^"™<=^'=  ™'-i°  '85-'-53.  and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  Rangoon 
December  ,W^^Lii  ^f""'^  Commanded  two  companies  on  Held  service  in  North  Canara  frSm  August  to 
em^fn  I  p!i  r.^  =7h'  ^'^""S  tl^e  absence  ol  Captain  Walpole  on  sick  certificate  was  in  command  of  the  Held  forces 
oS  ons  ?rom  M»?rf''A°°  °'^  <;^<"-%^f^  '  »»J  commanded  left  wmg  35th  Madras  Native  Infantry  throughout  the 
operations  from  March  to  December  1858,  and  was  present  in  various  skirmishes  and  pursuits  (Medal). 
AnaL  (iSldal)  "'^  served  m  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-5S,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  at 

■^17„h,^^''"^l'^°^^  ^^^^^.  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  and  was  present  atthe  siege  and  capture  of 

,'.r  vm  „V  tT       • "   ^/rot'^.a.  i-ehef  of  Sanger,  capture  of  Garrakota,  forcing  of  the  Maddenpo?e  Pass,  siege  and 

"V;;  "I  °' ■"'aisi,  and  battle  of  the  Betwa  (Medal  with  Clasp).  '  =  1  .     ege  anu 

jdicral  W.  C.  R.  Slylne  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  iS:;7-59,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of 

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„8a  War  Services  of  the  Ofcers  on  the  Unemployed  Supernumerary  List. 

pLooNuadee  and  other  affairs  P-viou«  to  th    d  ^  f  c        p- 

as  AWe  de  Camp  oa  27111  Nov.  ,857  (>'°"%'''"f  J  r1'' ^an„a  ami  action  of  Kunkur  (twice  mentioned  m  despa  ches, 
^^da'i^  "'i'^^^illfo  ll^lZ'ir  "i'ls^rT^^and'tr.^  pafr^^'ith  the  second  expedition  .nto  the  Ba.ar  Valiey  (men- 
tioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  .  ,„,,,„„f  Adiutant  General  of  the  Eajpootana  Field  Force,  and  was  present 

at=:L^^4t"ci^^o''nTh'^?o^?ofr:^lMrst;?rb^  s.egeof  Kotah  and  its  capture  hy  assanlt  on  the 

30th  March  1858  (Medal  with  Clasp)  „,.nedition  under  General  Wheeler  against  Kote  Kangra  in  1846. 

='^?.rnt,^rE''^5i.Se  served  in  J.^P.n^ 

gore  Singh  from  October  1859  to  March  iS6o(Medaa  Infantry  during  the  Indian  campaign  ot 

**  215  Sir  Thomas  Gordon  served  as  second  in  commanttol  tae  71  j  Eeha.vnand  Turowl  on  14th  and  17th 

,8,84.  commanded  the  Regiment  at  the  a  tackandcap^^^^^^^ 


villages  ot  bugoa,  ruiiii, 'J"" :--•"        ■-    .,ii„,„„t  of  the  Li^ht  liattanon.preseui,  a^  v^v-  ./„.« 1     c  ,>,„ 

the  Persian Bipeditionary  Force  m  1857  as  .;^'y";?-%°i.gi„^';°m„  (Clasp).  Served  as  2nd  m  Command  of  the 
canture  of  the  forts  of  Mohumra  and  pursuit  °f^°«![^'f'Xcc™ral  India,  Meywar,  Marwar,  and  Rajpootana  of 
Dlachment  Southern  Mahratta  Horse  m  the  Pursuit throughCciUmiintiiay        ,  ^^^^    ^^^^^^  ^^  ^^^  _^  ^^ 

the  rfbSs  under  Tantia  Topee,  Rao  Saheb,  the  Nawab  of  Ban^^  ^^^^^  ^^^^^^ly  „.„^„rt  d  by  sabre 

Ohota  Oodeypoor  (mentioned  in  despatches  as  liaving  dist  n  u.^il  ■  Expeditionary  Force  in  i860 

cut. ,  Medal^'ith  Clasp).     Served  "-''^^e  Horse  Tra^Jof''=[^^^  Sinho,  capture  of  Tangkow  assault 

despatches.  Medal  witli  Clasp).  „,pTndian  Mutiny  campaign  as  Military  Secretary  and  Aide  de  Camp  to 

217  (ipneral  I  F.  Mac  Andrew  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campu,,  -^  Bahadore,  and 

^!^^^^!^^^^  'G^\Sierl^P==e"-';^!irsl%  and  capture  of  .ucknow  (Medai  v  ith 

^'?.?lir  John  Gordon  served  in  the  Indian  campajgi  of  1^5.^^^^^^^^^^^ 

C7th  Regiment;  at  the  actions  of  N"srutpor^e'  Cl.and^^^  ^^  ^    .;!  ,359  as  Field  Adjutant 

lucknow  and  storming  the  Kaiser  Bagh  (Medal  vvimuasp)     ana  y  ^^^^^  ^^^^^         operations  in 

to  Crannel  Turner  commanding  the  Troops  on  the  Jjrana  iruuK  ■_      ■  ^  pursuit  (mentioned  m  despatches, 

Shahabad,  to™  attack  on  Jugdespore,  Z^^l°J^°llf^^i!uZ\n^s^^T^^  despatches,  Medal  with 

S,?v»l  ,,f  AtTiorl  Served  with  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  ^-^P'^""'™  i  ,i,"' Vnnrum  Field  Force  and  of  the  Koorum 
?a  p T  S^rTetin  the  Afghan  war  in  X878-79  -  ^.^.-^K.ml  (mStio^cTrdespathe^  tpart  in  the 

Brieade  and  was  pre.«eni  at  the  capture  o    the  Peiwar  Jvmai^mc^.  ^  ^,^^  ^^^^g^  ,^    he  Mahsood 

I'^l'e  KS,iri88f  rn^co\^UXtthe°Li^C^ 

ZZ'^rZlnt'^nn^:^'^^^^^^^^^  Horse  throaghout   the    siege  of    Delhi  (wounded) 

2»    Sir  Hugh  Gough  served  as  adjutant  of   Hodsonsuorset  ^^^^  ^ 

Commanded  S  Wing  of  the  Segiment  i>^ '|';^^f '7,';'^^ ^^'Xdasinge,  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (severe  y 

Clyde  battle   of    Cawnpore    affairs  at  S_f,^aighat  anu  ^"^1     despatches  on  several  occasions  for    dis- 

woiinded,  and  two  horses  killed)   and  action  olRano^^^^^  P  ^^  Major,  Victoria  Cross,  and 

tinguShed  bravery,  "  and  thanked  1^? /he  G°^elnor  Genera^ot  in  ^^^^^^^^^^_.,j^.^.^^^^^^j  Gough,  when 
Medal  with  three  Clasps):  received  ^j^^Jf  J°^|[j.  Aluml-agh.  on  the  12th  November  1857,  particular  y  dis- 
in  command  of  a  party  of    Hodsons  Horse    charging  across  a  swamp,  and  capturing  two  guns   although 

Slnte^d^by"r;aL\V%'^u;eM^^ 

abriniantexampletohisregiment,  whenordered  to  cto^^ 

Sayonets     Lieutenant  Gough  on  this  day  had    t„o  horse    km  ^^^^  Bengal  Cavalry  m  the 

|iffen'?3f9^--"as"BJfglS^^^ 

^^a^^^^^.^^^^U^:''^^  ^tlrSi^  ,?Tc  Va1a/Pe"ninsula  in  1875-76  0-n- 
operations  on  the     liiaci>.  alo.u.uu.      >. 


mentioned  in  <lespa?^h?s?M.  and  cLs,?'^'''^^  (received  the  thanks'^of  the  Govern  "- -'"'™''  ^l"^-""'  '"^™<^^'' 
.  -^-i'   l.oneral  P.   H.  F.  Harris  sor^orf     J.-Vv  .,_  _    „.  . 


'■'■  Goneral  P    W    F   Ror  ■'      °  "^'^^P''  governor  (ieneral  of  India  in  Council, 

the  White  CIoudExpedftronanSnst  ,J'r  *^  ''^'°*  Expeditionary  Force  in   .S.S 

SlemeSj^j'^rs^t"™"  "  ""'™'°f'*elS^n¥':4be,'Te?;ed"  '',?'\H"°?;"f°g^"  ^^^'^^  '"  -  a"-k 

SSS^r  f  ?  -r^->^  ""  thf  ^™  s^  S^SS-^  "  Sa^  S  ESS^^XS 
'-'^Lieu'trel;?it^'at',rv-r;;iisif.^^^^^ 

.S78-80,  and  was  present  in  the  eu^a  "oments  a  Ki"S''l^  1"^  ^'^^-^^  ('^tedal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  wir  of 
Kooerts  m  the  march  to  Candahar  (mentioned  in  d^«;n^??l^;'■l  ''."''  """^  Sir-i-Asp  ;  accompanied  Si?  Frederick 
wai-'oV^/"'"*""''''''  I^ri'vet  of  Colonel,  CB  ,  Medaf  wi'^^h  Qpl''  Zf,  S'"'  ^'T'''  '"^  *<=  battTe  of  Candahar  tm;;*: 
Kphir  r  "  ^mmand  of  an  Infantry  Briide  of  the  IucWp™fi-  ^'°'^?''  Decoration).     Served  in  the  E-yDtian 

rn^\  "",'"?  mentioned  in  despatches,  JcS.,  Medal  with  0^.^?*;?,°''  '"i"  ^■■"^  P''^^^"'  '-"^  «'e  battle  of  Tei-el 
Commanded  the  expedition  into  the  ZhobVa  ley  in  iSsin^f'r'.''  H"'f  °^ '■^''  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star, 
Government  oflndia  for  his  conduct  of  the  opomilms''  '""^'^  '^'  expression  of  the  approbation  of  the 

^J^^W'^^^^°^^^^^^S!'s^^S^''  T  '?^'-  ™— "  "f  ^^-  ^'--P  (^edal 
frd "^  i  Z'"""^''!"'^^ '  ■i°'°'=''  'lie  fleld  force  under  Colcmel  M^'^^^f  ''"'' '°  ^^''^'i  "^^  ""^'■'7  between  the  rivers 
'h^Pn^n     ■'"'°u'?,°''™'''y^"sncleinCentraS  a-?Ss^r  T^l^\P'?^  ""^  '"^P'"™  "f  Beder  Shoorpoor • 

Nevhmn  "^"'"'''  ™l^sequentlyjoined  BrigatoriCke's  Porrp  w?^'  ",'  '  ^"'i™  '"  P^rsuitof  the  rebels  through 
q»,  .  ;  "  '  Prfsent  at  the  action  at  Chota  Oodeypoor  and  in  n,?r=^/°'^l''  '"^r'^'^es;  pursued  the  rebels  across  tbr, 
M  ,^  n  ,n  /"T-'^r  Vi'r'^  Abyssiniau  campaign  of  xC^S^nZTn^pn'^  "'^  ^r?'""'  '^""^"^  '^^e"'™'  I^^ia  (Medal) 
WnH  '?'■'''''','  °'  -^"i"'-  <'""'  Medal). '  Served  in  the  Loosh^i  r?li  ' "'f  Department,  present  at  the  capture  of 
oTiir.^r  V  .f  «>?^P"tol'es,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colone  ,  Ld  Cli°  p)  Ser^e^/'i?,",?'^  'IVT  '°  '-■""""and  of  a  Coolie  Corps 
Quaitcr  Master  General  with  the  Quetta  Field  Vorce    nnrt\^„=  .'^'^  Afghan  war  in  187S--9  as  Assistant 

CandahM  and  in  the  engagement  at  TakM-i-PuTwa.^PoTf.tpfl'nffi'  "I  ''^t  '"'™°<=«  °"  and' occupation  of 
Hea     of  i'h'rilf'n^ '''^  engagement  at  Sa.f  u-deen  (CB    fud  Meda^)       S ',?v.'^''-  ^h"%^"  ">"  '"^'"''"'^  '»  '"^ 

.  '^-^  f-''at''S.?a,iA?i^^  mutiny  iulndiain  .837-39,  and  w..spresent 

f  Luckuow,  present  at  Doomera^uns-e  -t  th»LmJ,„  ?^  "'"''"^'""•nder  in  Chief's  Army  clurin^  the  canture 
>att!e  of  Toolsepore  (Medal  vS  cCp^'         ^  '"^''"'  "'  ^''""''^  ™  ""=  ^^'l  and  .8th  September  i8°'s,  and  at  the 

hui-  and  repulse  of  the  rebels  in  an  attYck  on  tL  c ,  m  .1  h  v,  ,    ?,       •     =®  *""'  capture  of  the  town  and  fort  of  Path 

po  wounded),  taking  of  Baroda,  fore  ngt^MudZo^^^^^^ 

Tt  Of  Jhaui  battle  of  the  Betwa  actioS  of  V^inM,  o',iT  .  '  ^"'S'',_aud  storm  of  the  town  and  capture  of  thj 
vo  sabre  wounds),  attack  on  the  camp  of  th^^nd  BStade''a'i'MuV'r'','  '"^^  ('^'^arger  received  one  Lyone  and 
oolowlee,  taking  of  the  town  and  for  of  r,lnf.»  ..phS.     *        Mut.ra,  attack  on  the  camp  of  the  ist  Brigade  at 

act  Of  bravery., I'd  May  ■^^^^S'^k^S^-  S^^^^-- --^^e^^^ 


rgSi  War  Services  of  the  Ofiars  or  th.  U,i.:,n^lojel  S.^oeranui^rary  List. 

retreatin.  rebel  army  from  Calpee.  and  killing  two  -tU-e  sepoys  m  the  con^  l^.^^of  the  ."t^ 

"'  Lieut  General  D.  Shaw  served  w.m  the  neWl^orcea^a^  ^^  Septe.nber  ,th  ,849,  at  Kolatooron 

at  Thayetmyo  (mentioned  m  'le'-Pat'^'^es  Medal  with  ClaspK  engaffement  of  the  8th  January  .859. 

wL^n^^Cfl^tTe^^-ln^Vfua^^oflhlSrt^s'iSrwe.'e-e^l^red^  .n  ^.e  Afghan  war  in  .8B0  on  the 

''»V/S?.1en'^t'Generarrst:;Tenrried  tft  the  Kamptee  Movable  Column,  and  present  at  Sonaar  river,  the  lm.ee. 
Neemkhera  Bhutgaon  and  Sleemanabad  in  1857  and  1858    Medal)^^^  includin-  the  battles  of  ChiUian- 

^«  Lieut^General  A.  U.  Bamfleld  served  in  the  '  7J^'^^  =  ;;'^/'^fj;j„,  ,^,{,,  {^^  ciaspsf.    Accompanied  the  ex 
^el'iU^na^v  for°cf  Sa'ins"  tnrBoree  lLeedees'^n  t£e  Kohal  Hills\n  X853  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  ,n  the  Indian 
^^^i-^leTSr^ai  a\V.  'a  Moi'ton  served  in  the  Cossyah  and  Jyntiah  campaign  in  1863. 
="  Lieut.G.neral  WO»born  served  m  ^l^.e  Burmese  war  in. 852-53  ^M^  insurgent   Rohillas  in  the 

^5l?^l?'l^aS?"";^^S^'-5l  in  the  Pnnjanb  throughout  the  ^^^^,^^^^^^1^^^^^^^^'^ 
Master  General  with  Eusofzai  Field  Force  at  ^  nbeyla  in  .863  ,  present^w^^^^^  „  Chumra  valley  on 

Turner  at  storming  of  Conical  Hill  and  destrucu^^^^^^^^   A''wi°r  in  subsequent  operat^^^         served  as  Assistant 
loUowing  day.  and  with  2nd  Brigade  "nder  Co  oiiel  A.^  W^^^^^^  ^^  March  .865   when 

Iron  Suspension  Bridg.  over  Monass  and  i-^s  oration  bj  Boo  e^hs  o    the    u   s^  ^^^  ^^^^^  M.Kintain  expe-  , 

Februaiy  1865  ;  served  as  ^"-^ ''\i^°^;=^.«;'^^  =f  ^l^^Tee-   ft-ouiably  mentioned  in  despatches  of  six  Officers  com 
dition  under  Major  OcLCral  A.  Wilde  m  1868.  has  uee,.iai,ouiauY^  Chief;    commendation    of 

manding     Held    forces   or    brigades;    IV•'^ '''™'™'^,  '^'^';',^' p°/„^,°Ta«^^^^^ 

Jnentioned  in  despatches) :  accompan  ed  bir  t  reder  ck  Ro^^^^^^  Bi-oi"e  Decoration).     Served  with  the  Burmese 

\?^^:^^^T^:'^fJs6rcV,i:n:LT^^^^^^^  *anks  of  the  Government  of  India, 

n'lenuoued  in  desp'atches,  ^'C-B-and  Medal  with  Clasp  .  ^    campaign  in  Oude  in  1858-59,  and 

HeNS^^en=\ri^.^^^SJ;.'^"ed'Sf\«iii^'^ai  o^'^^J^^t^  Thu^  ChotLu  Field 

^'iV\^^Sl^"e?enri^  s''?erieuTrv«l  °n  ^A^:^^^7^: '^-i  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candaharwith 
the  force  underMajor  General  Phayre  (Medal).  nmhevla  campaign  of  1863  (mentioned  in  despatches, 

"»  Sir  Robert  Gordon  Rogers  serveil    tbroughout  the  Umbejla  campai^^^^  expedition  against  the  tribe. 

Modal  with  Clasp).    Also  throughout  the  Hazara  campaign  of  1808,  '"'='"" '°  7  .'".Vg'jge^  j^  ,577-78  (mentioned 
?ntSl  Black  Mountain  (Clasp).    Served  with  tbe  expedition  agamst  the  Jow^^^^^^^  and  capture  of  At, 

m  despatches.  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  ot  1878-80   and  ^^  as  pr^^^^^  ^^^^  ^_,^J         g^^^^^, 

^£^:(^J^o^^:^'^r!:^i'Z  S  oX-el.K'eljrii'fde  ae  Camp  to  the  Uueen.  Medal  with 

'='?^\aSei^S'c^^i!^g^?^al'AdIi^^^tl..stSo^ 

with  Clasp).    In  1858-59, be  served  with  the  forces  in  '^a-'ie-h  'v'ld  the  Nizam^^^^  ^^  ^  ^ 

at  Canton  during  the  China  war  «'   "^^'5°-  .  ^^"«,f  '^™"f°°f  V^^^^  capture  of  Magdaia  (mentioned  in 

Quaiter  Master  General,   and   was   present  at   "'«  a<=tiO"  °'   '^"Seo  a         J^  ^^^^^^^^ 

Xspatches,  ^«dal,  and  Brevet  of  Major).     Served  in  t^«Afg^^°^^  ^^„Sig  the  investment  of  Sherpore  and  in  th. 

sL^nr •rB'^jlirl;  Z;J1^^^^J^'^Z^^?^!^^^^^^^^^^  with  Cfasp).  Served  m  th. 

Abyssinian  war  in  ,808  (mentioned  in  despatches  Medali.  rebellion  of  1862-6,, and  was  presen 

at\°;e^s:,tni?rd'cipfurfo7?h;^L%"a;ley'of"oo;[fs?rgb^ar'>ll  ^nd  Oomkrong.   Served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  „ 

''^7;S^^t1eneral  A.  J.  Howes  served  with  the  Kurnoo.  Movable  C^^^^^^^^^  and  Saugor  Field  Division,  and  wa^ 

■'■^^^e^lt^^^T^.^a^l^^S^.rdi^ 

?8isran^a'ciur;eLf::[u^i^rJL^et^^^^^^ 

there  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  oa,  >iR  (Medali 

'eTiient.GeneralF.  U- 'i'^rrell  served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  .80,^68  (M^^^^^  ^^^^          ^^^^^ 

m  Lieut.General  Seatield  Grant  was  employed  ""th  tne  boatneia  ita^^tta  t  ,e  ^.^^  ^^^  ^^^^^  ^^^^^ 

in  commando!  a  det.chmei.t  of  the  4;  th  Madras  N-I-iandfromM*j  to^De.emoei^^  ..^^             ^^^^^^  ^^, 

^?'"LieSrG"en^eral' E.'^C.-  Griffin  served  in  snopression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1E57-38,  including  the  battle  c 
Agra  (mentioned  in  despatch,  Medal).  ,  ,     ■        ,i.„  T„ri;nT,   MminT    and  was  present  at  the  action  0 

^«To  Leut.General  C.  S.  Steward  was  emp°yed  during  the  Indian  M^^^^^  ,.^^_^  the  fort  ( 

Itrowlea  with  Kooer  Smg's  rebel  lorcc  on  the  ='*t  Maich  .8,8  (wo^^^^^^^  Peeroo,  twi.;eat  Mi^ 

Azimghur  27th  March,  also  at  the  taking  of  Jugdespore  a.id  at  tht  en,  lotmeuoi.  - 


War  Services  of  the  Officers  on  the  Uiiemplui/ad  Supernumerary  List.        598; 

t^^iltTlnkJi^.^uS^Sl?)^'"'^''''''''^''''  final  ejectment  of  the  rebels  from  the  J  agdespore  Jangles 

InfaMrVatYhe^i?"fir..^nU  ?irt ''''°T^''"',''A'=  n""'^"  '^^"""■^'  <="'nP'iien  of  1857-58  ;  served  with  the  4th  Puujaub 
sh   hur-^AnvoLT,  °Al^l^?"'^^  capture  ot  Delhi;  present  ^ilh  Greathed's  Column  in  the  actions  of  Bo.,lund- 

it  Cri'^tn^Jf  M  rf^t^v  w^,^A;^^^^^^^  %"''  Kauouffe;  also  iu  the  advance  to  the  relief  of  Lucknow.  i„Hudin>;  action 
t^verel"  wSf.ided^  ^f^?^»^^  *•  """'?  "',"''  "'*  --^'""hael'  and  Dilkoosba,  and  stormins  of  the  Secunderbash 
ki  a  Nuddee  a  d  Ll'v^rpl  ™  n  "w'^"'"'  "n  Ca^-ni'ore,  and  in  the  advance  on  Futtehffur,  includinj;  the  antion°it 
c^mmim   nZ,il«nd  \  ,v    R  V    *T'^■  -™!""°'''=°  Infantry  during  the  Oude  and  Rohilcand 

Snlf  Sertid  l^,h  .h^J,^^  ■  ■"'^'"'i'"^  the  capture  of  Bareilly  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  >i'h  two 
Dec?mber^8-„.,nd  T^.n»,  B  ""'f''  ''"^adier  General  Chamberlain  a>rainst  the  Cabool  Khevl  Wuzeerees  in 
wftlfriasn/  wi^lp  „;,  ^-t^,"^^  also  with  that  against  the  Jlahsood  Wuzeerees  in  April  and  Mav  .860  (Medal 
n  the  Jowak^  uvSTIpfF  T''r  ''"^"  ^^^''^l  ^°'""'  '°  tbe  attack  on  the  Bezooties  at  Gara  in  llarch.369  Served 
^3  Eo^vm^hyKnn,•nn  y  f;^  '"  '^11"'^  Unentioned  in  despatches,  Claspl.  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of 
kotaUmenH  .np,hn   iT     ,  i'^  ^^^^^  "'<=  5th  Punjai.b  Inlantrv  in  the  attack  on  the  Peivvar 

■n  the  ariv^,/t  nn  '\^fV^^'--^es  Brevet  of  Lt-Colonel,  and  Cli.).  Took  part  with  Sir  Frederick  Rober.s'  Division 
de  ™t^^"Nf.rrw'f,S  Z'^'J^tlT..  °''^^^^.  T,!.?  "■;-^"'  -.  'be  engagement  at  Charasiah  (mentioned  in 


wi  h  f'ln»^-,  n    1^  T-  •■'"    f  \*'"',"  °f  ^\^  Sth  Sept    and  acted  as  Assistant  Engineer  to  the  Highland  Brigade  (Medal 


r„nU-,V,  t '  '„r  ^'^'^T  "«'-l^''  ■ ,  IS'TfV"'  ^^^  Indian  campaign  of  .S5S-59,  including  the  siege  and  capture  of 
Fn^,^„„    ■  n'"t    "■*  '^*^'^""^'  ^  >eld  Engineer  from  Nov.  1858,  and  was  engaged  with  the  4th  Companv  Roval 

Nefaul  coulur?  (M^.faf  with  CH°s   T'  "'''™°  ""''  '^'^^'■'''^'^'''"^  of  various  fortifications  from  Allahabad  to  the 

_■■ »  Lieut  General  H.  A.  Little  served  with  the  t7th  Regiment  iji  the  Crimea,  subsequent  to  the  fall  of  Sebastopol, 
ib„  !  r  It  ^i?";  '^^5'  *'"  "^^  "acuation  in  .lune  1S56.  Served  as  Adjutant  o<  the  ist  BattaUon  7th  Fusiliers  in 
uieludianN.  \\  frontier  war  of  1863  with  the  Eusalyze  Field  Force,  present  at  the  defence  of  the  Snngah.  at  the 
umDe.v  a  Pass  and  at  the  attack  on  and  storming  of  the  Conical  HUl  and  destruction  of  Lalloo  on  the  15th  Dec. : 
ako  in  the  actinnof  Umbej-ln  and  destruction  of  the  viUageat  the  foot  of  the  BanairPass  on  16th  Dec,  which  ended 
mtdecomplete  rout  ofthe  enemy  and  the  submission  of  the  hill  tribes  ou  17th  Dec.  (Brevet  01  Major,  Medal  with 
Ulasp)  Served  asC.hiefStaffOaicer(DeputyAdjutautand  Quarter  Master  General!  ofthe  Southern  Afghanistan 
field  force  from  ^ov.  1S80  tdl  its  withdrawal  from  Candnhar  and  Southern  Afghanistan.  Served  with  the 
iiurinese  E.-;peditioa  in  1880-87,  and  again  in  18SS-S9  (menti.jned  in  despatches,  CB.,  arid  iwo  Clasps). 

Lieiit.General  J.  May  served  with  the  Volunteer  Cavalry  at  Lucknow,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Chin- 
but  30th  J  uue  1857,  also  throughout  the  defence  of  the  Residency  acting  as  a  Subaltern  of  Artillery  and  subsequently 
as  Assistant  Field  Engineer.  Served  afterwards  mth  the  f.n-ce  at  the  Alumbagli  and  was  present  in  the  various 
actions  (wounded),  and  accompanied  Lord  Clyde's  Force  at  the  final  capture  of  Lucknow  (Medal  with  two  Clasps, 
and  a  year  s  service).  Served  xvith  the  Bhootau  Expeditiun  in  1864-65,  and  was  pr  sent  at  the  caiiture  of  ImUm- 
kote  and  Chamoorchee  (mentioned  m  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in. 
[886-87  (njcntioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 

2.S  Lieut. General  A.  G.  Koss  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1858-59,  and  was  present  with  the  35th  Foot 
at  Arrab,  and  with  the  79th  Highlanders  in  the  Oude  campaign,  including  the  capture  ot  the  fort  of  Rampire  Kus;sia 
and  the  passage  of  the  Gogra  at  Fyzabad  (Medal).  Raised  the  Lahore  Mule  Train  iu  September  and  October 
1867,  and  commanded  it  through  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  i8b8,  was  present  at  the  operations  before  and 
capture  of  Magdula  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).  Served  with  the  ist  Sikh  Infantry  in  theJowaki  cam- 
paign in  1877-78  (mentioned  in  aespatches,  Medal  witu  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  187S-79,  including 
the  capture  of  AM  Musjid  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  in  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  F,xpedition  iu 
1881.  Served  with  the  Zhob  Field  Force  iu  1890  under  Sir  George  "iVhite  in  command  of  a  ContineeLt  of  the 
■     Pnnjali  Frontier  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

(        ^"''  Lieut. General  A,  H  Prinsep  ^  as  present  at  the  mutiny  of  his  Regiment,  the  6th  Bengal  Light  Cavalry,  at 

'    Sealkote  on  the  9th  July  1857  and  was  wo  inded.     He  afterwards  served  against    the  rebels  iu  the  Gogaria 

Jungles  and  was  present  at  the  final  siege  and  captureof  Lucknow  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  campaign 

on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1863  (Medal).     Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878 -79,  and  was  present  at  the 

attack  and  cap  uro  of  Ali  Jlusiid  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'"  Lieut.tieneral  W.  P.  La  Touche  served  with  the  Light  BattaliDu  in  the  Persian Expeditioniry  Force  in  1S56, 
and  was  present  at  the  bombardment  and  capture  of  the  fort  of  Mohumra  and  pursuit  of  the  Persian  army 
(Medal  with  Claspi.  Was  present  at  the  action  of  Hulgallee  as  Adjutant  with  the  Southern  Mahratta  Horse  in 
November  1857  ;  present  at  the  action  of  Sharapoor  as  2nd  in  Command  with  the  Southern  Mahratta  Horse  in 
February  185S  ;  acted  as  Staff  Officer  to  the  Field  Forces  at  the  occupation  of  Jamkhundee  in  March  and  Nurgoond 
in  June  1858  (Medal). 

-'"  Lieut. General  F.  Lance  served  against  the  reliels  in  Rohilcund  in  1858;  was  present  at  the  defence  of  the 
Jail  at  Shahjehanpore,  and  in  the  affairs  ot  Mohunrudpore  and  Nooria  and  action  at  Sisseanghat— severely 
wounded  by  a  musket  ball  above  the  left  ankle  and  h(Jr^e  snot  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).  Served  in  the 
Afghan  wa'  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Takht-i-Ful,  Shahjui.  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo 
near  Ghuznee  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  ia  the  Mahsool 
Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1881  (mentioned  iu  despatches). 

-'^\  Lieut. General  R.  C.  R.  Chfford  served  with  the  lelt  wing  of  the  54th  Foot  in  pirrsuit  of  the  mutineers  of  the 
34th  and  73rd  Native  Infantry  from  Dacca  to  Chittagong  in  1857.  Served  the  winter  campaign  of  1858  in  Oude, 
and  was  present  at  the  first  attack  on  the  fort  ot  Tyroul  on  the  zist  March  (Medali.  Served  in  the  Jowaki 
Alr-.-edee  Expetlition  in  1877  (Medal  wiih  Clisp).  Served  in  tlie  Afghun  war  of  1S78-80,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Ahmed  Khe.^l  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  wilh  Clasp).  S-.rved  in  the 
Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1881. 

'-"'J  Lieut. General  W.  W.  Biscoe  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Khelat- 
i-Ghilzi  and  Sir-i-.\sp  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal).  Served  with  the  Miranzai  Ex- 
pedition in  1891  in  command  of  the  Cavaliy  of  the  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

-''^(.Major  General  T.  10.  Webster  served  withthe  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1865-66  (iledal).  Also  served  in  the 
Afghan  war  in  iS£o  (Medal). 

*"*>  Major  General  H.  M.  Wemyss  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857,  including  the  battle  ofBudlee- 
fce-Serai  and  Nujjnfghur.  several  engagements  before  Delhi,  siege  and  sapture  of  the  city — wounded  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80 ;  commanded  the  39th  Bengal  Native  Infantry  till  the  loth  April 
1879,  and  the  Bhopal  Battalion  from  the  nth  April  to  the  2nd  August;  was  Deputy  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master 
e«neral  Khyber  Line  Force  Irom  the  15th  September  1879  to  the  loth  July  1880,  and  Assistant  Adjutant  General 
Khyber  Division  from  the  nth  July  till  the  end  of  the  campaign  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Ci?.,  and  Medal). 

2"  Major  (ieneral  3.  T.  Stafford  served  as  2ud  in  command  01  the  22nd  Bengal  Native  1  ufantry  in  China,  includ- 
ing the  toUowing  opera.tions  against  the  Taeping  rebels  in  the  vicinit.y  of  Snanghai  in  1862,  capture  of  stockades 
on  the  4tU  April,  capture  nf  the  stockaded  village  of  Tserpoo  on  the  17th  April  and  of  stockades  near  Nanhsiang 
on  the  29th  April,  capture  by  escalade  of  the  walled  towns  of  Kading,  Tsiupoo,  Najow,  and  Cholin,  and  repulse 
of  a  very  superior  force  of  the  rebels  on  the  25th  May  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Looshai  Expedition  in  1871-  72 
(Medal  wilh  Clasp) ;  and  with  the  expedition  against  the  Jowaki  Afreedees  in  1877-78  (Clasp).  Also  served  in 
the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0  (Medal). 

'"''  Major  General  J.  F.  L.  Fisher  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1S57-59,  and  was  present  at  the  siege 
and  caiiture  of  Delhi  (slightly  wounded)  and  in  the  operations  in  Oude  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

=«  Major  General  D.  S.  Buist  served  with  the  Sylhet  Light  Infantry  in  pursuit  of  the  three  Companies  34th  Bengal 
Native  Infantry  who  mutinied  at  Chittagong  on  the  i8thNov.  1857.  Commanded  a  Detachment  at  the  action  ol  Bmns 
Caudyinthe  Cachardistrict  on  12th  Jan.  1858  (mentioned  in  despatches,  thanked  by  Government,  and  Medal) 
Commanded  Six  Companies  of  the  Sylhet  Light  Infantry  employed  in  the  Jj-nteah  Hills  in  suppressing  the  Cossujh 
insurrection  in  1S60,  including  skirmishes  on  the  26th  and  28th  llarch.and  capttire  of  the  stockaded  village  of  Moong 


S^Sk  War  Services  of  the  Officers  on  the  TJneinploxjed  Supernumerary  List, 

GoujEric.  Again  served  in  the  Cossiah  and  Jj-nteah  Hills  during  the  rebellion  of  1S62-63, including  the  capture  of 
the  stockades  of  Moonson,  Ooksaie,  Nnnghai,  Ralleang,  and  fourth  capture  of  Moonseri.  Served  in  the  Bhootan 
Expedition  in  1865,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Dewangiri  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2^*  Major  General  H.  C.  Smith  served  in  the  actions  against  the  hill  tribes  on  the  Feshawur  frontier  in  1854-55,  In- 
cluding the  capture  and  destruction  of  Dhub  aud  Sardine  in  August  1S54;  expedition  against  the  Busee  KheilAfree- 
dees  in  Dec.  1S54  and  March  1S55  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  as  Interpreter  to  the  19th 
Foot  with  the  force  under  Brigadier  Kelly  on  the  Nepaul  frontier  in  1859. 

*^^  Major  General  W.  G.  M.  Strickland  served  in  the  Burmese  war  in  1852-53,  and  was  present  at  the  defence  of 
Martaban,  and  recapture  of  Billing  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu). 

2^^  Major  General  G.  C.  Rowcroft  served  with  the  force  against  the  Hnssunzaies  on  the  Hazara  frontier  in  1852 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857  at  Peshawur  (Medal).  Commanded  thfr 
Khelat-i-Ghilzie  Regiment  with  the  force  on  the  Eusufzaie  frontier  aud  against  the  fanatics  of  Sittana  in  April  and 
May  1858. 

"^''  Major  General  P.  Wheeler  served  in  the  Indian  Mutinv  campaign  in  1857-59,  and  was  present  at  the  capture 
of  Bareillv  (Medal). 

-^*  Major  General  H.  H.  Stansleld  served  with  the  loth  Foot  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny,  and  was  present  at 
the  sietje  of  Lucknow  and  several  skirmishes  in  Oude,  Azimghur,  and  the  Jugdespore  Jungles  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"^^  Major  General  T.  M.  Shelley  was  present  at  the  outbreak  of  the  mutiny  at  Meerut  on  the  loth  May  1S37.  He- 
served  afterwards  in  several  actions  from  the  nth  August  to  the  29th  September  before  Delhi,  and  at  the  ascault 
and  captureofthe  city— wo'inded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

250  Major  General  M.  G.  Clerk  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaigns  in  1857-59,  and  was  present  with  Have- 
lock's  Force  at  the  actions  of  Mungarwar  and  Alumbagh,  remaining  in  the  Alumbagh  with  the  force  under 
Lt. Colonel  M'Intyre,  and  acted  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer;  afterwards  present  at  the  capture  of  Lucknow 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  a  year's  service). 

2^1  Major  General  P.  C.  Dalmahoy  ser\'ed  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaigns  of  1857-59,  and  was  present  at  the 
siege  and  capture  of  Delhi,  including  most  of  the  engagements  before  its  walls  previous  to  the  capture.  Servedl 
with  Brigadier  Showers'  Force  in  the  Delhi  district.  Present  \Fith  the  Humeerpore  Police  Battalion  in  several 
encounters  with  the  rebels  in  Bundlecund  in  1859-60,  and  on  many  occasions  duriDg  tbe  campaign  commanded  an 
independent  Column  of  Military  Police  (received  the  thanks  of  Government  for  services  in  Delhi  and  Bundlecund^ 
Mpdal  with  Clasp). 

2^'  Major  General  T.  R.  Nimmo  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar 
(mentioned  in  despatches)  including  the  sortie  of  Deh  Khojah — twice  severeli"  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medal). 

='3  Major  General  W.  Gordon  served  in  Burmah  against  the  rebel  Mong  Gong  Gee  in  1854.  Had  charge  of  the 
intrenchments  at  Allahabad,  and  command  of  outposts  during  the  mutinies  in  1857  (Medal).  Accompanied  the 
Expeditionary  Force  to  China,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Taku  Forts  and  the  surrender  of  Pekin 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'^^^  Major  General  H.  C.  Menzies  was  employed  in  suppressing  the  insurrection  in  the  Pariah  Kimedy  district  in 
185^-57- 

=ys  Major  General  H.  V.  Mathias  served  throughout  the  Sonthal  campaign  of  1855-56.  Was  ?nd  in  Command  of 
the  Rewah  and  Nagode  Rajah's  Troops  at  the  opening  of  the  Deccan  road  in  1857-58,  during  which  operations- 
the  forts  of  Kunchunpore  Joorah,  Myhere  city  and  fort,  Jokye,  Kunuwarrah,  Bejeeragooghur,  and  42  pieces  of 
ordnance  were  taken  (slightly  wounded).  Was  2nd  in  Command  of  the  Rewah  Contingent  at  the  storming  of 
the  enemy's  position  on  the  Punwarrah  Heights,  taking  all  the  enemy's  guns,  killing  their  leaders,  and  entirely 
dispersing  their  force  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'^^  Major  General  J.  W.  Orr  served  in  Burmah  1852-53  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu) .  Also  with  Major  General 
Whitlock's  Force  in  suppression  of  the  mutiny  in  Bengal  in  1858-59,  and  was  jjreseut  at  the  surrender  of  the  rebel 
Narrain  Rao  at  Kirwee;  was  left  in  charge  of  the  camp  on  the  i6th  December  1858,  when  the  force  under 
Brigadier  MacDuff  moved  out  to  attack  the  rebels  at  Girwassah  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-"^  Major  General  F.  E.  A.  Ciiamier  served  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  General  Oatram  with  Havelock's  Force,  and 
was  present  at  the  actions  of  Mungarwar  and  Alumbagh,  relief  of  Lucknow,  and  subsequent  defence  of  the- 
Residency  until  the  relief  of  its  Garrison  by  Lord  C'yde  ;  also  present  at  the  final  capture  of  Lucknow  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  and  a  year's  service) . 

3'*^  Major  General  H.  H.  C.  G.  Warrington  was  employed  on  field  service  in  the  Saugor  and  Nerbudda  Territories 
in  the  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny  from  the  6th  February  1858  (Medal). 

3**^  Major  General  P.  G.  Ei  leout  was'employed  in  suppressing  the  Khond  outbreak  in  Boad  in  May  and  June 
1S62.    Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S85  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^^  Major  General  G.  A.  Prendergast  commanded  a  Squadron  Mooltanee  Cavalry  detached  from  Shahjehanpore 
to  the  assistance  of  the  Rajah  of  Powayne  and  commanded  at  Powayne  during  the  attack  on  that  place  by  the 
rebels  under  Khan  Bahadoor  Khan  and  Feroze  Shah  on  the  7th  and  Sth  Oct.  1858.  Served  as  Orderly  Officer  to 
Brigadier  Troup  during  the  campaign  in  Oude  in  1858-59,  and  was  predentin  the  actions  of  Pusgaon  and  Russool- 
pore,  and  attack  and  capture  of  Fort  Mittowlie  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879  in  command  of  the 
Thull  Chotal  and  Vitakri  Field  Force  (Medal). 

^"^  ilajor  General  R.  A.  C.  Hunt  served  with  his  regiment  against  the  Taepings  near  Shanghai,  and  was  piesent 
atthestormmgandcaptureof  theentienchedcampat\Vang-kaza4th  April  1862,  of  the  town  of  Tseerpoo  ijch  April, 
at  Nazeau  27th  and  29th  April,  at  the  storming  of  Kahdiug  ist  May,  of  Taing-poo  T2th  May,  and  at  the  stormin^g 
and  recapture  of  Kahding  on  the  4th  October  1S62  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80,  and  commanded 
the  5th  Bomhay  Native  Infantry  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with  the  force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (Medal). 

30*  Major  Geuerai  C.  S.  Start  served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  1867-08  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Mediil). 

^05  Major  General  H.  G. Thomson  was  on  field. service  with  a  detachment  of  tbe  35th  Foot  against  Hill  Kareens  near 
Shuay-gheen  from  loth  April  to  ist  Moy  1856,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Palipoon. 

3°^  Major  General  R.  D.  Campbell  served  throughout  the  Sonthal  campaign  of  1855-56.  Served  throughout  the 
Indian  mutiny  campaign  against  the  mutineers  near  Benares  on  the  6th  July  1857  (charger  severely  wounded), 
also  at  Azimghur,  and  with  tbeNepaulese  Contingent  in  the  Goruckpore  district  (Medal).  Served  also  throughout 
the  Bhootan  campaign  of  1864-65,  aud  was  present  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  Dalimkote,  and  of  Bala  and 
Nagoh  stockades  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Khyber  Line  Force  (MedaiJ^ 
Also  served  with  the  Mah.sood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  i38i. 

^"7  Major  General  H.  R.  Elliot  was  employed  on  field  service  in  the  Raichnre  Doab  from  4th  June  to  sth  Augusi 
1858.     Served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  of  1S67-68,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal). 

^"8  Major  General  A.  T.  Moore  served  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Force  in  1856-57, and  was  present  at  the 
assault  and  capture  of  Resliire,  surrender  of  Bushire,  at  Borazjoon,  aud  at  the  action  of  Khooshnb— horse  killed 
(Victoria  Cross,  and  Medal  with  Clasp)  :  received  the  V€  under  the  following  circumstances  :— "  On  the  occasion 
of  an  iitlack  on  the  enemy  on  the  8th  February  iS57,led  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Forbes.  CB..  Lieutenant  Moore,  the 
Adjutant  of  the  regiment,  was,  perhaps,  the  first  of  all  b^-  a  horse's  length.  His  horse  leaped  into  the  square, 
and  iustantly  fell  dead,  crushing  down  his  rider,  and  breaking  his  sword  as  he  fell  amid  the  broken  ranks  of  the 
enemy.  Lieutenant  Moore  speedily  extricated  himself,  and  attempted  with  his  broken  sword  to  force  his  way 
through  the  press;  but  he  would  assuredly  have  lost  his  life  had  not  the  gallant  young  Lieutenant  Malcolmson^ 
observing  his  peril,  fought  his  way  to  his  dismounted  comrade  through  a  crowd  of  enemies  to  his  rescue,  and,  giving 
him  his  stirrup,  safely  carried  him  through  everything  out  of  the  throng.  The  thoughtfulness  for  others,  cool 
determination,  devoted  courage  and  ready  activity  shown  in  extreme  danger  bv  this  young  Officer,  Lieutenant 
Malcolmson,  appear  to  have  been  most  admirable,  and  to  be  worthy  of  the  highest  honour."  Served  with  the 
Central  India  Field  Force  from  thesiege  of  Ratghur  (mentioned  by  Sir  Hugh  Rose  lor  zeal  in  servinga  gun  when 
the  camp  wiis  suddenly  attacked)  to  the  taking  of  Gwalior,  and  pursuit  and  defeat  of  the  rebels  by  Sir  Robert 
Napier;  served  against  the  rebels  in  the  Jhansi  and  Jaloun  districts  during  the  monsoon  of  iS^^S;  commanded  a 
troop  of  3rd  Cavalry  which  pursued  and  charf  d  e  rebels  at  Mow  and  Mahoni,  capturing  their  two  guns  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

3''9  Major  General  R.  M.  Chambers  served  with  his  regiment  against  the  Taepings  near  Shanghai,  and  was 
present  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  the  entrenched  camp  at  Wang-kaza  4th  April  1S62,  and  of  the  town  of 


Will  Services  of  the  Officers  on  the  Unemployed  Supernuinerary  List.  598^ 

I  Tseerpoo  17th  April,  at  Nazean  27th  and  29th  April  1862,  at  the  stormin?  of  the  town  of  Tsingpoo  i^th  Mav    and 
I  TVith  the  garrison  defending  Kahding-  in  May  1862  (Medal).     Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iSSo  (Medal) 

sio  Major  General  I. .  6.  Evans  served  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  iSsS-sq  with  the  ird  Bengal 
European  Regiment,  and  was  present  with  the  Mynpooree  Movable  Column  in  the  operations  at  Sheraghur  Ghat 
and  with  the  Agra  Column  towards  Gwalior.  Served  also  with  the  Column  under  Brigadier  Showers  in  the  action 
of  Dewsa  against  Tantia  Topee  (Medal). 

3"  Major  Geueral  LH  Williams  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857  (Medal).  Also  served  in  the 
Campaign  on  the  North- West  Frontier  of  India  in  1863.  and  was  present  at  the  forcing  of  the  Umbevla  Pass  (Medal 
■with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  187S,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  AU  Musiid  (Medal 
with  Clasp).    Servedalso  with  the  MahsoodWuzeeiee  Expedition  in  1S81. 

3'=  Major  General  G.  R.  C.  Westropp  served  in  the  Indian  .Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58  with  the  21st  Bombay 
Uativclntantry  during  the  outbreak  of  mutiny  in  that  regiment  at  Kurrachee,  and  with  the  field  force  engaged 
m  Khandeish  under  Sir  Hugh  Rose,  to  whom  he  was  Orderly  Officer  during  the  operations  in  the  Deccan  ai'ainst 
Tantia  Topee.  or  o 

3"  Major  General  A.  Wardrop  served  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Force  in  1S57,  and  was  present  at  the 
bOTnliardment  and  capture  of  Mohumra,  and  pursuit  of  the  Persian  army  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3"  Major  General  T.  Bell  served  as  Adjutant  with  the  2nd  Belooch  Regiment  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary 
Force  m  1856-57,  including  the  assault  and  capture  of  Reshirc  and  surrender  of  Bushire,  expedition  to  Borazjooii  and 
battle  of  Khooshab  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  pan  in  the  march  to  Can- 
dahar  wilh  the  force  under  Major  General  Pbayre  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

"^  Major  General  S.  Fellows  served  with  the  Persian  PJxpeditionary  Force  in  1S57,  ai-d  was  present  at  the  bom- 
bardment  and  capture  ofthe  forts  ofMohumra,  and  the  pursuit  of  the  Persian  armv  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in 
the  Afghan  war  in  i879-8o,andlookpart  in  the  inarch  toCaudaharwiththeForce  under  MajorGeneralPhayTe(Medal) 

■""^  Major  General  6.  J.  Pasley  served  in  the  Sonthal  campaign  of  1855. 

^''  Major  General  B.  R.  Chambers  served  with  the  13th  Bengal  Native  Infantry  in  the  Sonthal  campaign  of 
1835-36.  Also  throughout  the  defence  of  the  Residency  at  Lucknow  from  the  30th  June  to  the  i7t.h  Nov.  1857,  and 
wasseverely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp,  a  year's  service,  and  a  wound  pension).  Served  with  tbe  Ensofzai 
Field  Force  in  the  Umlieyla  campaign,  and  was  present  in  the  action  of  the  15th  and  i(-th  December  1863  (.Medal 
with  C;iasp).  Also  with  the  Hazara  Field  Force,  including  operations  on  the  Black  Mountain  in  iS58  ((Jlasp). 
Commanded  the  6th  Punjab  Infantry  in  the  expedition  against  the  Jowaki  Afreedees  in  1877-78  (Clasp).  Com. 
maniied  the  2nd  Brigade  Tank  Column  throughout  the  expedition  against  the  Mahsood  Wuzierees  in  188;  under 
Brigadier  Geueral  Kenned.y. 

■^'*  Major  General  C.  F.  Sharpe  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1858  (Medal). 

3"  Major  General  Ti.  H.  P.  De  H.  Larpent  commanded  a  detachment  of  his  regiment  with  the  force  under 
Colonel  Vaughan  in  the  Meranzaie  district  in  July  and  August  1857.  Served  as  Quarter  Master  of  his  regiment 
with  the  Eiisofzaie  expeditionary  force  under  Sir  Sydney  Cotton  in  1858,  and  was  present  at  the  destruction  of 
Chinglee  Uungul.  Thana,  .and  Sittana  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  also  during  the  mutinies  of  1857-58.  Also 
served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  1807-08  (Medal). 

'^'^  Major  General  T.  B.  E.  Tenuant  served  in  Kimedy  in  1856,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  ot 
Wooiie  G.iddah  15th  May  1856. 

^-'  Major  General  P.  H.  Le  Geyt  served  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Force  in  1S56-57,  and  was  present  at  the 
assault  and  capture  of  Reshire,  and  surrender  of  Bushire.  at  tJorazjoon.'and  the  action  of  Khooshab  (Medal  ivith 
Clasp).  Served  with  Major  Grimes'  Field  Force  in  the  Mahee  Kanta  as  Assistant  Political  Agent,  and  in  com- 
mand of  detachment  Gujerat  Irregular  Horse  in  1858 ;  with  Captain  Heycock's  Field  Force  in  the  Mahee  Kanta 
against  the  rebel  Takoor  of  Mondetti  in  1S5S  ;  commanded  a  detachment  cf  Gujerat  Irregular  Horse,  and  was 
Staff  Officer  of  a  field  force  in  pursuit  of  Tantia  Topee  and  the  Rao  Sahib  in  1858-59 ;  with  Colonel  Evans'  Field 
Force  in  command  of  a  detachment  of  Gujerat  Irregular  Horse  at  Nuggur  Parkur  in  1S59. 

•^-'^  Major  General  T.  J.Watson  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  and  was  present  at  all  the  engagements  in 
Brigadier  Seton's  Column  between  Delhi  and  Futtehghur.  "Also  present  at  the  siege  of  Lucknow.  Commanded  a 
Stiuadronof  Holson's  Horse,  and  present  at  one  engagement  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
with  tlie  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1864  (Medal)  ;  and  v/ith  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1877-78  (Clasp).  Also 
served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

3-3  Major  General  W.  C.  S.  Clarke  seiTed  in  the  China  war  in  i860  (Medal) . 

3-*  Major  General  F.  T.  Bainbridge  served  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-59,  including  the 
siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  operations  on  the  Gorruckpore  and  Nepaurfrontiers,  and  final  dispersion  there 
of  the  rebels  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Raised  the  Rawul  Pindee  Mule  Train  for  the  Abyssinian  Expedition  in  1S67; 
commanded  the  Train  throughout  the  expedition,  and  was  present  at  tne  action  of  Arogee  and  capture  of  Magdala 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal,  and  Brevet  of  Major).  Served  with  the  Hazara  field  force  in  iS63,  including 
the  expedition  against  the  tribes  on  the  Black  Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in 
1S78-79,  and  commanded  at  Tonk  at  the  time  of  the  raid  by  the  Mahsood  Wuzeerees  (mentioned  m  despatches. 
Medal). 

3^^  JIajor  General  N.  Swatston  commanded  the  K  Company  Sappers  and  Miners  in  the  North  China  Expedition  in 
i860,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  Sinho  and  Tangkoo,  the  capture  of  the  Takoo  Forts,  and  at  Pekin  from 
gth  to  26th  October  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

3=*  Major  General  J.  B.  Struttserved  as  Interpreter  to  a  squadron  of  the  17th  Lancers  in  thepursuitof  TantiaTopee 
in  1858  ;  accompanied  the  3rd  Bombay  N.  I.  to  China  in  i860,  and  served  until  the  end  of  the  war  in  the  Royal 
Commissariat.  Served  in  the  Al^yssinian  campaign  of  1868  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  Seved  with  the 
Zhob  Vallev  Expctlition  in  1884. 

3="  Major'General  E.  P.Gurdon  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  cimpaign  in  1857  ;  present  with  t;he  Neemuch  Force 
before  .Simbheera  on  23rd  September  as  a  volunteer  with  the  Bengal  Artillery,  with  the  Neemuch  force  in  the  action 
with  the  Mundesure  rebels  at  Jeerun  on  the  Sth  October,  and  with  the  Artillery  in  the  Fort,  of  Neemuch  during  the 
siege  by  the  -Uundesore  rebels  in  October  and  Nov.  1S57  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

3-*  Major  General  M.  Millett  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  in  several  en- 
gagements, including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3-''  Major  General  W.  Tweedie  served  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-59,  was  present  at  the 
engagement  attending  the  disamiing  of  the  Native  Troops  at  Benares  on  the  4th  June  1857,  and  was  dangerously 
wounded.  Volunteered  for  active  service  and  was  attached  to  the  7Sth  Highlanders  with  Havelock's  Column,  and 
was  present  at  the  actions  of  Bithoor,  Mungarwar,  and  .\lumbagh.  and  relief  of  Lucknow,  subsequent  defence  of 
the  Kesideucy  until  relieved  by  Lord  Clyde,  after  which  served  at  the  defence  of  the  Alumbagh,  including  the 
repulseof  the  enemy's  numerous  attacks;  served  with  the  78th  Highlanders  throughout  the  operations  resulting 
in  the  final  storm  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  the  advance  through  Rohilcund  and  recapture  of  Bareilly.  served  on 
General  Beatsou's  Staff  in  the  oper.ations  against  and  uursuit  of  TantiaTopee  in  theMhowand  Xerbudda  districts 
(Medal  with  tn-o  Clasps,  and  a  year's  service) .  Served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  as  Political  Secretary  to  Lord 
Napier,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Arogee  and  capture  of  Magdala  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal, 
and  Brevet  of  Major).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iS79-8oas  Senior  Political  Offloer  with  the  KOyber Line  Force 
(05/.  and  Medal). 

33"  Major  General  C.  S.  Maclean  served  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi  in  1857.  Subsequently  present  at  the 
acCiousofBoolundshuhur,  Coel,Acrabad,  and  Agra— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  (^hma 
Expeditionary  Force  of  i860,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Sinho,  capture  of  the  Taku  Forts,  actions  of  Chan- 
kiawan  and  'raugchow,  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the -ifghan  war  of  1S78-80, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Takht-i-Pul,  Ahmed  Kheyl,  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee,  and  Padkao  bhana 
(several  times  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  m  the  .lahsood 
Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1S81.  .       ,     r    j-        -.r  .■  ■        ■ 

331  Major  General  W  F.  Bartleman  served  with  the  13th  Light  Infantry  m  the  Indian  Matmy  campaign  in 
1858,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  Alniorah  on  the  ijtti  and  25th  April,  and  at  tne  storming  and  capture 
ofthe  fortofNug<j-ar  (Medal).  Served  during  a  part  of  the  Cossiah  rebellion,  and  commanded  a  Lompany  01  the 
43rd  Bengal  N.I.  at  the  attack  and  capture  ofthe  stockaded  village  of  Moonsowpoonje  in  the  Jynteah  Hills  on  the 
22nd  March  1862. 


S9^m  War  Services  of  the  Officers  on  the  Unemployed  Super nitmerartj  List, 

33*  Maior  General  H.  Chapman  was  at  Meean  Meer  on  the  outbreak  of  the  mutiny  in  1857  ;  serverl  with  the  isfc 
Bencjal  European  Fusiliers  in  the  actions  ofNarnouI,  Gun^eree,  Pattialee.  andMynpooree  ;  commanded  a  detach- 
ment of  Alexander's  Horse  in  several  minor  affairs  in  the  Etawah  district  in  1858,  accionsof  Oreyah  (chartjer  twice 
wounded),  and  Dewsa  ;  pursuit  of  the  rebels  thr -ugh  Rajpootana  and  Central  India  ;  Bundlecund  campai<ni  of 
i35g-6o  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal*.  Served  in  th*^  Afghan  wir  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ment at  Baghao  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  and  Medal). 

^^  Major  General  R.  H.  Inglis  served  with  the  Bhoolau  Expe  litioa  in  1865-^6  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  iu 
the  Afghr.n  war  in  1879  (Medal). 

^'  Major  General  W.A.Franks  was  present  with  the  Head  Quarters  of  the  izth  Bengal  Native  Infantry  when 
it  mutinied  at  Xowgong  on  the  loth  June  1857.  He  served  subsequently  throughout  the  mutiny  campaign  (Medal). 
Sei-ved  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  with  the  Peshawar  Valley  Field  Force,  including  the  second  expedition 
into  the  Uazar  Valley  (Medal). 

^^  Major  General  F.  Seeching  served  with  the  field  force  under  Major  Hawks  at  Keonghut  in  iS63  for  the 
8upprti4bion  ol  b  rt^bellion  a[nung>t  the  llUl  Tribes  of  the  Cuttack  Tributary  Mahals. 

^^  Major  General  \V.  Howey  served  with  the  32nd  Light  Infantry  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  iu  1858-59,  and  waa 
present  at  the  capture  of  the  fort  of  Tyroul,  action  of  Jugdespore,  surrender  of  the  forts  of  Ahmotie  and  Shunkcr- 
pore,  and  pursuit  of  Beni  Madho  (Me<lal, . 

^^'  Major  General  G.  R.  Heunessy  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1S57  with  the93rd  Highlanders,  and 
was  present  m  the  eng.igementn  at  Bunthera,  Maharajcunge,  and  Alumbagh,»nd  at  the  relief  of  Lucknow  under 
Lord  Clyde.  Served  in  the  75th  Regiment  in  the  force  under  Sir  James  Outram,  and  was  prtsent  in  the 
action  at  Guillie  ami  M-.roughoutthe  occupation  of  the  Alumbagh,  and  took  part  in  various  actions,  including 
thoseofi2th  fanuary  (wounded)  and  i6t.h  January  1858  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  ihe  relief  of  Lucknow).  Com- 
manded the  Humeerpore  Military  Police  Battalion  in  the  Bunde)cund  campaign  in  1859-fo,  and  was  engaged 
in  several  affairs  with  rbe  rebels  (repeatedly  thanked  by  the  Government  of  India,  the  Government  of  the 
North-West  Provinces,  and  th?  Commander  in  Chief  in  India).  Commanded  the  15th  Sikhs  in  the  Afghan  warof 
1878-80,  and  was  present  with  Sir  Donald  Stewart's  Division  in  the  advance  to  and  occupation  of  Caudahar,  and 
in  the  enj^agements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (mentioned  in  despatches);  accompanied  Sir 
Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to'Candahar  in  August  i88o,  and  took  nart  in  the  reconnaissance  of  the  31st 
August  and  the  battle  of  Candahar  (twice  mentioned  in  despatcbee.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Deco- 
ration). Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  in  command  of  the  15th  Bengal  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zerel/a  and  atthe  destruction  of  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  C.B., 
Medal  witb^wo  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*^  MajoT  General  J.  G.  Campbell  served  with  3rd  Bengal  EuroT)eans  during  the  Indian  Mutinies  of  1857-58, 
including  theoperations  at  Shereehur  Ghat  in  May  1858.  and  with  the  column  from  Agra  towards  Gwalior  in 
June  1858  (Medal).  Served  with  the  30th  Punjaublnfantry  in  the  Bhootan  campaignof  1864-65,  and  was  present 
at  the  captures  of  Chamoorchi,  Bala,  and  Nagoh  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^3  Major  General  A.  Ba'tye  served  with  the  ist  Bengal  European  Fusiliers  in  Oude  in  1858.  and  was  present  at 
the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  actions  of  Uttereah,  Bhumoreghat,  and  Kintoor  (Med^l  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  iu  1864,  and  was  present  in  the  affair  at  Shubfcudder 
(Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  also  served  in  the  Looshai  Expedition  in  1871-72  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp).  Served 
in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  took  part  in  the  expedition  into  the  Bazar  Valley  under  Lieut. General  Maude 
(mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  advance  to  Cabul  under  Brigadier  General  Gough  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches) ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar.  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of 
Candahar— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  CB..  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze 
Decoration) . 

3*"  Major  General  J.  M.  C.  Galloway  was  employed  during  the  IndianMatiny  in  Shahabad,  and  wa-jengagedat 
Kheree  7th  October,  Burharapoor  14th  October.  Kheree  Saugor  16th  October,  Jugdespoie  i8th  October,  and 
Seekreta  and  Koath  Khaz  20th  October  185S,  and  in  Bundelcund  during  the  whole  of  1859  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886  'Medal  with  Clasp). 

3"  Major  General  J.  M.  Boyd  served  intiie  Abyssinian  war  in  i368  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  iu  1880,  and 
took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with  the  flr^e  under  Major  General  Phaj're  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 
^*-  Major  General  F.  M,  Birch  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of 
Chinhu,  throughout  the  defence  of  the  Residency  of  Lucknow  (as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Brigadier  Inglis  from  2nd 
July  to  25th  Sept.  1^57)  being  engaged  iu  three  sorties  and  commanded  a  party  of  the  84th  Foot  in  repulse  of  a 
grand  attack  on  the  i8th  August  and  subsequently  regained  possession  of  the  breach  (twice  wounded,  mentioned 
iu  despatches,  and  thanked  by  the  Governor  General),  battle  of  Cawnpore  on  6th  Deceu.ber,  and  capture  of 
Hurrah  (Medal  with  Clasp,  a  year's  service,  and  Brevet  of  Majoi*).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  India  in  1863-64,  and  was  present  at  the  action  near  Shubkudder  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

**3  Major  General  J.  Upperton  commanded  a  body  of  IiTegular  Cavalry  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1857-58  in 
and  about  the  Delhi  division  and  on  the  borders  of  Central  India ;  throughout  the  Oude  campaign  in  1858-59,  and 
present  at  the  capture  of  the  forts  of  Araathie  and  Shunkurghnr,  and  action  of  Dhoondiakhera  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  with  Fane's  Horse  throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  m  China  and  was  present  at  the  action  of 
Siuho,  capture  of  the  Taku  Forts,  actions  of  Chankiawhan  (thanked  by  the  Commander  in  Chief  of  the  French 
forces)  and  PalLchau.  and  canture  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  '  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  ot  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  3rd  Class  of  the  Med- 
iidie.  ami  Khedive's  Star). 

^**  Major  General  S.  J.  Browne  served  with  the  5th  Punjaublnfantry  during  the  Oude  campaign  of  i8;;8-5g,  and 
was  present  at  the  passage  of  the  Raptee  and  capture  of  the  enemy's  guns  at  Sitkaghat;  commanded  a  detachment 
of  the  Regiment  at  Darzee  Talas— horse  shot  (Medal).  Served'with  the  6th  Punjaub  Infantry  throughout  the 
Umbeyla  campaign  of  1S63  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  throughout  the  expedition  agaii.st  the  Jewaki  Afreedees 
in  1S77-7S  (Clasp).    Commanded  the  6th  Punjaub  Infantry  in  the  Mah.sood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  m  1S81. 

a*i  Major  General  W.  Jacob  served  as  Interpreter  to  the  72nd  Highlanders  at  tte  siege  and  capture  of  Kotah 
(Medal  with  Clasp).    Also  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i88o(Medal). 
,   SlSfMajor  General  A.  Walker  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1865-66  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3^*^  Major  General  J.  B.  Smith  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  N  )rth-\Vest  Frontier  of  (ndia  in  1863  with  the 
2nd  Eusofzie  Expedition,  and  was  present  at  the  forcing  of  the  Umbf  yla  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  also  served 
with  the  Looshai  Expedition  in  1871-72  (Clasp).  Served  iu  the  ATgiian  war  of  1878-80  'Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel, 
Medal). 

^*'  Major  General  R.  W.  Sartorius  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1858-59,  and  was  present  at  the 
relief  of  Azimghur  and  during  the  operations  in  the  Goruckpore  district  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Bhootan 
Expedition  in  1864-65  (Me-lal  with  Olasn).  Served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1873-74  (Brevet  of  Major,  Victoria  Cross, 
CVff.and  Medal)  :  was  awarded  the  V^  "for  having  during  the  attack  on  Ahogoo,  on  the  171b  January  1S74, 
removed  from  under  a  heavy  fire  Sergeant  Major  Braimah  Doctor,  a  Houssa  Non-Commi-sSioned  Officer,  who  was 
mortally  wounded,  and  placed  him  under  cover.''    Also  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal). 

3*^^  Major  General  H.  P.  Peacock  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58,  and  was  pieeent  at  the 
siege  and  capture  ot  Lucknow  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3*3  Major  General  C.  A.  Moore  commanded  a  detachment  of  the  2nd  Bombay  Light  Cavalry  atthe  taking  of  Rewal 
present  atthe  taking  of  Awah;  served  with  the  Field  Force  in  Central  India  in  1858;  presentduring  the  operations 
in  the  Mahee  Kanta  in  185S  ;  and  at  the  night  attack  of  the  Khosias  at  Bhyrannah  and  during  theoperations  at 
Nuggur  Parker;  present  during  the  operations  in  Kattywar,  and  at  the  taking  of  the  Burda  Hills  and  defeat  of 
the  VVagheers  at  that  place  in  1S59  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  3rd  Light  Cnvalr\  during  the  Abyssmian 
campaign  of  1867-68,  and  commanded  the  Regiment  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  Magdala  (mentioned  m  de- 
spatches. Medal). 

^50  Major  General  F.  W.  Ward  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58  (Medal) .  Served  in  the  campaign 
on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1863-64  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Ser\-ed  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and 
took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with  the  force  under  Ma^or  General  Phayre  (Medal). 

^*i  Major  General  E.  Mo  ris  served  with  the  2nd  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  ludiiin  Mutiny  campaign  in  185S,  and 


War  Services  of  the  Officers  on  the  Unemployed  Supernumerary  Lid.         ^oSu 

™4d?n™helf?han";f^r'sSf^?^■?,,,'^"^'^"°^'^  "'^  ^"^'^""l"-'  "P"-*--  «'  K—   (Medal  with  Clasp,- 

Afreedee  ExpeditioA  in  1878  (Medal  with  C  a"'  )     Ser;.;  1  ^,  Vl,„  4 rr""'  •'^""J" i^'o'"  ^'"^'P'-     S"'™'* ™  ""^  J"^™Ki 
at  Mattoon  (mentioned  in  desZtehel     in   ho  en<.a'ement  ,,    (-ht  ?^-  2,V^{^"*?'  ''"d  was  present  attheafl^r 

around  Cabul  m  Decemher  1S79,   includ  nS  tue  h?v^?me   t  nf  9h^    .     °  ^"'  (Jf 'ol»^  1879,  and  in  the  operaUons 


I  was  present 

at  ciara;;jah7;rrhe^6^hrcro,^e'^.8P  ^n'?i;;t?ratio^ 

the  Asinai  Heisrhts  (mentioned  in  de^,  ."tche™^lccZLared  Si,  F  -e  leH^  1879  mcludin?  the  storming  of 

i85S-„  ^  ^-  ^-  ^'*'°°  '"""'*  "■'"'  "^<=  Bajpootana  Field  Force'  under 'Brigadier  M.  W.  Smith  in 

mT87^-T;Mldal)"  ''■  "•  "■'*''■  ''""''  '"  "=^  """"'■'■^  ^'"l™^*?"  '^  '8«3  (Medal).    Also  served  in  the  Afghan  war 


Whel^-T,S  Q    Terve/wi?hfteRnr^'r/'^'"'H-^^^  "^^  campaign  in  Bandelcund  nnder  Brigadier 

£»  Mnior  r?^Pr„?  P   H   v?.,w  „    ^^"^  Expedi.ion  u,  ,887-88  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  ClasJ). 
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Dewa?gi?'(Me™X'  '^'  "''  '^'"°  """'"^  '^'"'  '''"'  ^^™"'°  Expechtion  in  ,865,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of 

3«'(<!Si'i'i''°p''?.'  -*■•  Anderson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,889  (Medal  with  riasp). 
AlsoSsanlo^in'renTM  TnT/n'  '^"'"?''  ^'St  Bengal  Native  Infantry  dunng  the  Sonthal  ea.npaignof  ,855-56. 
was  sfverrtf  wn,°n^ipd  on  n  P    »,,^'if'°?  '?"'5'*  •  r"'™'  •*'  numerous  engagements  in  the  district  of  Saugor,  aid 
cfasp)  wo'-n<iedonthe  i8th  Sept.  1857  m  the  attaoii  on  the  fortified  village  of  Nurricoulee  (Medal  with 

a•oons'^w,>hH,»■^/,T"°#^'i!^*';5'°'■''''  Indian  Mutiny  campaignsof  ,857-58  and  was  present  with  the, 4th  Light  Dra- 
fn  desna  Che,  ^f.H  ?^  ,^  p?''''^"'  '?'  "*';""■'=  ?''  ^"^"^ '™'"  '"'"™*  "^  Huudeso,-e-severely  wounded  ( mentioned 
D  M  Stewi?'^«nd  wfn  ,h»  ,JP,V  '^■"I'^n"  'V  "'<'  Abyssinian  campaign  in  ,8S8  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Brigadier 
in  Vasn  pTnn^'.fo  Q    'S"  '?"'■  '^^o"?'  Cavalry  atthe  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Afghan  war 

\mlT.;,nta^Z       >     I  ^rf''^i?\Y'^''^''AV-  "■"  '"''™''  '°  L'andahar.  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  CanJahar 
M-  f-  ,        ,     despatcues.  CB..  .Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decorationi. 

inir-aril^n?,'  ^^^''"'';"■''"  ^'^7'"'  "''""  ''"'^  Persian  E.xpeditionary  Force  in  ,856-57,  and  was  present  at  the  land- 

ftii  n  ,        ,  „  ^P'-  ^,'°'''"  •"""'  capture  of  Reshire.  and  surrender  of  Biishire  (Medal  with  Clasp) . 
,q  f.  ^  A™^        o      *I'lu'■-^Vynch  was  employed  in  suppressing  the  insurrection  in  the  Pariah  Kimedv  district  in 
^oo„i  L,      "■.  Served  against  the  Hill  Tribes  in  the  Ra.jahmundry  district  in  September  and  October  1857,  and 
(Medal)   '"^"°'"*'°°'^™™  ^  niatchlock-hall.  Employed  with  the  Sappers  in  ,859  in  quelling  the  rebellion  in  Bengal 

'"  Colonel  P.  W.  Bannerman  served  with  the  Kotah  Contingent  asrainst  the  insurgents  in  the  Agra  and  Muttra 

stncts  in  May  and  June  ,857 ;  as  a  volunteer  in  the  batteries  in  the  Agra  Fort  in  July  and  August  ,857  ;  iiresent 
the  hrst  attack  on  the  fort  of  Awah  on  the  17th  December  1S57  ;  at  the  assault  and  capture  ofRowah,  at  the 
Biege  and  capture  ot  Awah :  commanded  the  Joudpore  Sikh  Horse  at  the  action  at  Pertabgurh  on  the  24th 
December  ,858  (Medal).  °  * 

s<l  ';°'°°'^'  ^-  Griffith  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,886  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
o      IV.     f /Ji'^!  ^^  ^'  ^'  ^^oi'^sley  served  against  rebels  in  Mirzapore  district  in  1857  (Medal).     Served  also  in  tho 
t50uth  of  China  m  ,858-59  (Medal).    Served  with  the  7th  Bengal  Native  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,882,  and 
^/■^P^''^™'  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in   despatches,  C'i;.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  3rd  Class  of  the 
M:edpdie,  and  K-hedive's  Star). 

J™  Colonel  A.  R.  D.  Mackenzie  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  during  the 
eiegeandassaultof  Delhi  with  the  Guide  Cavalry,  and  with  Brigadier  Showers'  Column  in  the  Delhi,  Goorgaon, 
and  Jhu.ijur  districts.  Served  with  the  ,st  Sikh  Cavalry  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (wounded),  and  w  as 
present  at  the  action  of  the  Moosa  Bagh  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,879-So,  and  was 
present  in  the  affairs  at  Banda,  Kuddee,  and  Boghani ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  iii  -.he  march  to 
Candahar,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  of  the  31st  August  and  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in 
°^?P''-t,°'jes.  Medal  with  I'lasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Also  served  in  the  ex|)edilion  against  the  Aitcliakzai  Tribes. 
■  Colonel  C.  E.  Stack  served  with  the  Kotah  Contingent  against  the  insurgents  in  the  Agra  and  Muttra 
districts  m  May  and  June  1857 ;  and  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  General  Polwhele  at  the  battle  of  Agra  on  the  5th  July 
1857  (Medal  with  Clasp).  =  3  j 

"^  Colonel  A.  T.  Cox  served  in  the  Burmese  war  in  1852-53  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  Commanded  two  com- 
panies during  the  greater  part  of  the  North  Canara  campaign,  which  extended  from  March  to  December  ,8:;8,  and 
was  present  in  one  skirmish  and  various  pursuits.  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i879-8o  (Medal).  Served  with 
the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,886-87  iu  command  of  a  Brigade,  and  conducted  the  advance  on  Wuntho  from  the 
North  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  and  Clasp). 

'3  Colonel  W.  H.  Ross  served  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Force  in  ,857,  and  was  present  at  the  bombard- 
ment and  capture  of  Mohumra  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  93rd  Bombay  N.  I.  in  Khandeish  in  ,858  ;  and 
as  Staff  Oiiicer  with  the  Oojein  Field  Force  in  ,859-60. 

*'_*  Colonel  G.  W.  Cox  was  employed  against  the  Karen  insurgents  in  ,857. 

3'^  Colonel  F.  P.  Forteath  served  in  Central  India  d'lring  the  campaign  of  1857-58,  including  the  pursuit  of  the 
Gwalior  rebels,  battle  of  Bunas,  and  action  of  Kosana  (meotiouedin  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^'^  Colonel  C.  J.  Anderson  was  present  at  the  mutinj'  of  the  Bengal  troops  at  Nusseerabad  in  May  ,857;  also  at 
the  first  attack  on  Awah  in  September  1S57 ;  at  the  siege  and  in  the  pursuit  subsequent  to  the  fall  of  Kotah  in 
March  and  April  1858:  at  the  action  of  Kotah-ke-Serai  on  17th  June  and  capture  of  Gwalior  on  19th  June 
J858  ;  at  the  action  of  Ranode  in  December  1858  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Robert  Napier  commanding  Gwalior 
Uivision  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"  Colonel  W.  G.  Cubitt  served  in  the  Volunteer  Cavalry  at  the  action  of  Chinhut  on  the  30th  June  ,857 
and  was  awarded  the  Victoria  Cross  "for  having  on  the  retreat  from  Chinhut  (near  Lucknow),  on  the  30th 
June  ,857,  saved  the  lives  of  three  men  of  the  32iid  Regunent,  at  the  risk  of  his  own  ;  "  was  afterwards  present 
throughout  the  defence  of  the  Residency  at  Lucknow  and  was  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  a  year's  service), 
fierved  with  the  DufBa  Expedition  in  1875  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  with 
the  Khyber  Line  Force  (Medal).  Also  served  with  the  Aklia  Expedition  in  1883-84.  Served  with  the  Burn.ese 
Expedition  in  ,886-87  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

378  Colonel  C.  A.  de  Kantzow  served  during  the  operations  against  the  hill  tribes  on  the  Peshawur  frontier  in  1855 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Was  present  at  Mynpooree  on,  during,  and  subsequent  to  the  mutiny  of  the  Native  Troops 
at  that  station  in  May  ,857,  and  rect  ived  the  Queen's  gracious  approbation  and  the  Governor  General's  thanks  for 


$9^0  War  Services  of  the  Officers  on  the  Uneihployed  Supernumerary  List. 

"  admirable  services"  rendered  at  the  imminent  peril  of  his  life.  Was  present  with  39th  Sowars  in  action  at  Ehow- 
conjf  on  6th  June  1857,  against  the  mutineers  of  the  7th  Light  Cavalry,  13th  48th  and  71st  Native  Infantry  from 
Lncknow,  and  killed  the  rebel  leader  in  hand-to-hand  conflict,  himself  receiving  a  sabre  wound  on  the  forehead 
Served  in  Mynpoo-ec  in  command  of  an  Irregular  Force  up  to  the  abandonment  of  the  Station,  and  subscrjuently 
as  a  volunteer  in  the  action  of  5th  July  near  Agra  (horse  killed),  and  in  all  minor  operations  up  to  19th  Aug.  1857. 
Commanded  a  detachment  of  Agra  Militia  Cavalry  in  action  near  Allyghur  on  24th  Aug.  (mentioned  in  despatches), 
and  during  subsequent  operations  of  Colonel  Montgomerie's  Column.  Present  as  a  volunteer  in  the  battle  of  the 
loth  Oct  1857  at  Agra  Served  with  Sir  Hope  Grant's  Column  un  to  the  reoccupation  of  Mynjiooree,  and  as  Com- 
mandant of  the  Muttra  Horse  in  Colonel  Cotton's  Movable  Force  during  the  operations  at  Futtehpore-Sikree,  and 
elsewhere  Raised  the  Futtehghur  Organized  Police  Battalion,  and  served  as  its  Commandant  in  action  at  Bungaon 
(one  charger  and  one  troop-horse  wounded  under  him  ;  mentioned  in  despatches).  Commanded  the  Cavalry  in  the 
action  of  3rd  May  1S58  at  Shahjehanpore  (mentioned  in  despatches,  charger  wounded),  the  defence  of  the  Jail,  and 
■itlairs  subsequent  to  the  relief  of  the  Garrison,  including  the  action  of  tho  15th  May  (very  dangerously  wounded 
bv  sabre  cuts  on  face  and  right  arm  in  hand-to-hand  encounter).  Present  as  Commandant  of  the  Rohilcund  Anx- 
il'iary  Levy,  which  he  had  raised  and  organized,  in  defence  of  entrenchments  and  town  of  Porvaine  from  June  to 
Nov  1858  and  in  the  many  and  various  offensive  and  defensive  operations,  including  the  attack  on  the  enemy's  oat- 
post  at  Ahmednuggur  (thanked  by  Government  of  Initial  and  siege  of  Porvaine  (thanked  by  Government  of  India). 
Served  with  the  same  Levy  on  active  service  in  tho  north  of  the  Shahjehanpore  district  up  to  28th  Dec.  1S58,  and 
subsequently  across  the  Sarda,  move  on  PuUea,  and  expulsion  of  the  rebels  from  the  town  and  fort  (thanked  by 
Government  of  India)  and  pursuit  into  Oude.  Present  as  a  volunteer  with  a  Troop  of  Cavalry  and  two  Companies 
of  the  Rohilcund  Auxiliary  Levy  with  Brigadier  Dennis'  Column  during  pursuit  in  the  Kbyreeghur  Jangles,  and 
in  two  actions  fought  in  Jan.  1859  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  with  the  Levy  in  active  pursuit  up  to  Nepaul, 
and  in  subsequent  operations  undertaken  in  clearing  the  district  from  rebels  and  marauders  up  to  the  end  of  tho 
disturbances  (thanked  by  Government  of  India).  Has  received  the  gracious  approliaiion  of  Her  Majesty  for 
"  excellent  service  "  rentlered  to  the  State  in  1S57-58  ;  been  officially  and  especially  reported  to  the  Government 
of  India  when  leaving  Rohilcund  in  September  1859,  for  the  "  valuable  services  "  rendered  by  the  force  under  his 
command  in  Rohilcund;  and  honourably  mentioned  by  the  Governmet  of  the  N.  W.  Provinces  to  the  Government 
oflndia  (Medal,  audBrevetof  Major).  ,      „  ,       ,„  .      , 

■';'  Colonel  G.  C.  Grant  served  in  October  1859  with  the  Okamundel  Field  Force  under  Colonel  Donovan  in  the 
operations  against  the  insargentWagheers;  present  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  the  town  and  fortress  of  Beyt  on 
the  6th  October  1859  (dangerously  wounded). 

'*"  Sir  Edward  Bradford  served  with  the  14th  Light  Dragoons  in  the  Persian  campaign  from  21st  or  February 
till  Sth  June  1857  ;  served  m  the  Jubbulpore  distrii-t  during  1857,  and  afterwards  in  the  North- Western  Provinces 
in  1858— with  General  Michel's  Force  in  Mayno's  Horse  against  Tantia  Topee  in  1858  ;  present  at  the  general 
action  of  Scindwha  and  the  action  and  pursuit  at  Karai.  Served  with  General  Napier's  Columns  in  Mayne's 
Horse  from  December  1858  to  September  1859,  and  was  present  in  several  actions  with  the  enemy  (twice  thanked 
in  despatches.  Medal).  .  .    i,  .  . 

381  Colonel  C.  E.  Stewart  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  m  the  actions  at 
Bari,  Simree,  Nawabgunge,  and  Sultanpore;  was  Staff  Officer  to  a  Field  Column  in  Oude  (Medal).  Served  in 
the  Umbeyla  campaign  in  1663  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  ia  the  Jowaki  Afrcedeo  Expedition  in  i877(Urevet  of 
Lt.Co'.onoi,  Clasp).  ,  ,.,.,_.,,.  .         .    „        „ 

35-  Sir  Frederic  Keen  served  with  the  2nd  Panjaub  Infantry  during  the  Indian  Mutmy  campaign  of  1857-58 ; 
was  presentatthesiege.assaultand  capture  of  Delhi,  battles  of  Boolundshuhurand  Agra,  relief  ot  the  garrison  of 
Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  battle  of  Cawnpore,  action  of  Khodagunge,  siege  and  capture  ofLucknow,  occupation  of 
lia-eiUy,  and  many  minor  affairs  (Medal  with  three  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in 
1S60,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Berara  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West 
Frontier  of  India  in  1863,  and  was  present  at  the  forcing  of  the  Umbeyla  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and,  in  command  of  a  Column,  engaged  and  defeated  the  enemy  at  Bagbao 
with  heavy  loss  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  CB.,  and  Modal). 

™3  Sir  Henry  Collett  served  with  the  expedition  under  Sir  Sydney  Cotton  on  the  Easofzaie  Frontier  in  1858 
and  was  present  at  the  affairs  of  Chingli  and  Sittana  (Medal  with  Clasp) .  Oude  campaign  of  1858-59,  including 
the  storm  and  capture  of  the  fort  of  Rampore  Kussia  (Medal).  Served  with  the  force  in  the  Cossyah  and  Jynteah 
Hills  during  the  rebellion  of  1862-63,  and  was  present  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  Oomkoi,  Nungarai,  and  Oom- 
krong (severely  wounded).  Serveil  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  iS63  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  Served 
in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80,  and  was  in-esent  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal  (mentioned  in  despatches),  in 
the  opeiations  in  f.he  Khost  Valley,  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  1879  (mentioned  in  despatches); 
accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  March  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  CB.,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  with 
the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-88  in  command  of  a  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp),  and  with  the  Chin- 
Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1S89-90  in  command  of  the  Eastern  Frontier  District  (received  the  thanks  of  the 
Government  of  India,  mentioned  in  despatches,  and  Clasp).  Commanded  the  Manipoie  Field  Force  in  1S91  (re- 
ceived the  thanks  of  the  Government  oflndia,  ECU.,  and  Clasp). 

3«i  Colonel  F.  T.  Humfrey  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  commanded  a  detachment  of  the  30th 

Bombay  Native  Infantry  in  the  engagement  at  Syud  Boot  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal). 

3si  Colonel  J.  Sconce  served  in  thesupjiressu.n  of  the  Indian  Mutiny,  including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi 

(mentioned  in  despatch), battle  of  Agra,  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  battle  of  Cawnpore  on  6th  December  1857, 

actions  of  Shumshabad  and  F.ittchghur,  and  siege  ofLucknow  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

386  Colonel  H.  A.  Mallock  served  in  Central  India  in  1857-^8,  including  the  action  of  Mundesore  and  siege  of 
Ratshar  Fort  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1865-66  in  charge  of  field  telegraph 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  ,     „     ^     m  , 

3"  Colonel  W.  P.  Dickon  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  m  command  of  the  loungoo  ana 
Nyingyan  (Pyinmana)  Columns  (twice  mentioneil  in  despatches.  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 
■3S8  (jolonelT.  Weldon  was  employed  on  field  service  i  1  the  Raichore  Doab  from  4th  June  to  5th  August  1S58. 
3SS  Colonel  W.  R.  M.  Holroyd  was  attached  to  the  86th  Regt.  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-5S,  and 
served  with  the  Central  India  Field  Force  under  Sir  Hugh  Rose  at  the  operations  before  Chanderi,  at  siege  and  storm- 
ing of  Jhansi  (severelv  wounded),  battle  of  Betwa,  action  of  Koonoh.  siege  and  capture  of  Calpee  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
3'"  Colonel  J.  K.  Cliibley  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  in  command  of  the  2nd 
:M!<dras  Infantry  and  Lines  of  Communication  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

3'.'i  Colonel  A.Copland  served  with  Colonel  Craigie's  force  against  the  Hill  Tribes  on  the  Peshawar  frontier  m 
March  1855  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  also  in  the  Bhootan  campaign  in  1S65,  and  was  present  at  the  assault 
and  capture  of  the  Bala  Stockade  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp). 
39-  Colonel  M.  C.  Perreau  served  with  the  China  Expeditionary  Force  in  i86o~6i  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
3-'3  Colonel  C.  H.  Plowden  served  with  Major  General  Whitlock's  Force  during  the  suppression  of  the  mutiny 
in  Bengal  in  1858-59,  was  jircsent  at  the  surrender  of  the  rebel  Nnrrain  Rao  of  Kirwee  6th  June  1858,  and  id 
action  at  Girwassah  on  tho  banks  of  the  Scinde  river  i6th  December  185S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

351  Colonel  A.  W.  Macnaghten  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1S57-59  incladingthe  pursuitof  lantia 
Topee  (Medal  with  Clasp).'  Served  in  tho  Abyssinian  war  in  1S68,  and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  Magdala 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  Served  in  the  .Afghan  war  in  1880  in  command  of  the  2nd  Bombay  Cavalry 
(Medal).  T^  ,v. 

3'«  Colonel  T.  Cadell  served  with  the  2nd  Bengal  European  Fusiliers  throughout  the  operations  before  Delhim 
1857,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Budleekeserai,  tlie  final  assault  and  capture  of  the  city,  and  the  subsequent 
operations  with  the  Movable  Column  under  Brigadier  Showers  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Victoria  Cross) :  received 
the  I'E  "  for  having,  on  tho  12th  June  1S57,  at  the  Flasstaff  Piquet  at  Delhi,  when  the  whole  of  the  piquet  of  Her 
Jtajcsty's  75th  Regiment  and  2nd  European  Bengal  Fusiliers  were  driven  in  by  a  large  body  of  the  enemy, 
bnjiinli't  in  from  amongst  the  enemy  a  wounded  Bugler  of  his  own  regiment,  uniler  a  most  severe  fire,  who  would 
othi'rwise  have  been  cut  up  liy  the  rebels.  Also,  on  the  same  day,  when  the  Fusdiers  were  retiring,  by  order,  on 
Metcalfe's  house,  on  its  being  reported  that  there  was  a  wounded  man  left  behind.  Lieutenant  Cadell  went  bacK 


War  Services  of  the  Officers  on  the  Unemployed  Supernumerarij  List.         S9^P 
of  his  own  accord  towarrts  the  enemy,  accompanied  hy  three  men,  nnd  brought  in  a  man  of'tlie  7.th  Retriment 

RoMcundin  ,Ss9.  "^T'e™  of  the  enemy  s  guns  were  captured ;  also   with  Colonel  Turner's  Column  in 

M6  Colonel  H.  W  Gordon  served  during  the  Sonthal  rebellion  in  iSss-'.^.  Served  in  the  China  wnr  in  ,Rfio 
and  was  present  at  the  action  of  S,nho,  at  the  captnre  of  tbe  Taku  Ports,  and  the  occupation  of  PetoTSledal  wS.' 
two  l.lasps)  Servea  m  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  Ind  a  in  1863,  and  vvarp^esenrJ^tlhecanTu^^^ 
?L^T  '^  ^flrf  ^-'l^  (''"-'I'V  '° ,'''<;  »"^^™  campaign  in  ,868  (Clasp) ;  and  wi  h  tL  Jovvak.  A^-cedee  Bxpedf- 
tion  ini877-7S  (Clasp).     Served  with  the  20th  Bengal  Native  Infantry    n  the  Afghan  war  of  VstS-So  and  was 

ValL'?  and  withthe  zSmS  ^r''"-  '"  ''','  ^"r^"''  '"  Guidamuck.  i/the  ope.-at'ionsMn  the  Koorum 

Mahliod  WuTel^eExpSo^inTsf;"""'™  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp)!'  Also  served  with  the 

forTo'^-''^'to?e  K^LlalvISl.'"  '"^  ""''^  ^"'"=^^''^'' '"  '^^^  ^«'  ^^  P--^^'  '^^  ""^  ^'--  --J  -P'--  of  the 

,i,ri';?l™°f'i?-  P-i'-J''''''r'''8"'<^'\^"-'''l^^ '5' Bengal  European  Fusiliers  at  the  siege  of  Delhi  in  1S57  including 
the  batt  e  of  NujjnlTghur  storm  and  capture  of  Delhi ;  present  at  the  action  of  Narloul ;  subsecmently  "ccomCTed 
„d  P,f,  „°,  w",- "  f  ^"^.''S'^"':  ■'"a  P"-^'""  "t  tlie  a-'tions  of  Gungeeree,  Pattialee,  and  MynpoXe?  served  wfth  the 
Grin^  a  d  rVrernfw^nlnr,^',''"/"  ^'"^  f*'".'?""  of  Lucknow,  also  with  several  Movable'^cSlumns  under  S^r  Hope 
t,.  i„ T  '^r  ArTnP  L  ■  ""^  present  at  the  capture  of  Bareilly  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) .  Served  in  the  >  fghan 
"^Z-'n  'i^^'^r'n.*"??',^-    *^f  ""^  "''."', "'"  "•■'^^■■''  Expedition  in  iSSS  (Medal  mth  Clasp).  ^ 

Im  5^  ,''°^'  J;  ^-  O  Dowda  served  during  the  Sonthal  campaign  of  1885. 

mutine°r's"fn  Mv,?;,  wi?^'"''n?,%'""^  "i"?'"""  ""'  ^S"'";*  ^"""^  campaign  of  1857-59;  pursuit  of  the  Sealcote 
SShi  f  ncfnw^»  ,d  ynv„n  1  ,  B™gal  Luropcan  Fi^sihers  in  Brigadier  Showers'  ColSmn  in  the  districts  west  of 
wf'h  the  ?.d  ifuv,  r»  ^?7, ?,»;"»  "M  P"'!"^.''-i'?,'=  oc^Piitioii  of  Rewaree,  .Ihujjur,  and  Kanoimd;  served 
Z:t  w^L^  Cavalry  with  the  Eundlecuud  Field  Force  under  Brigadier  Wheeler;  commanded  a  field  detach- 
Dp^»rnb».  R  t„  m"''  ^'"'!f  ^.t'^T ,","  ^^^  ^°'''  '^«i  Commanded  No.  3  Bundlecund  Flying  Column  from 
?nri  wn«^  T='°  ,  t^i,  '^^,'"1°  <"\''"1'"1  '^y  Government  of  India,  Medal),  sirved  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S78-70, 
and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (Modal  with  Clasp)  /     /■ 

„c  V^°  n  '  r=  n'  ^?.°°"J'^'  '^^i  Bunnee  Bridge,  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde  (mentioned  iu  despatches),  defeat 
'(.\Iedluvi'th'tw^°Clasps"''  ""^  '^*'''°P°™'  '''=''°''  ^*  ^^"'"'^  N"''''"'  ^'^se  and  capture  of  Lucknow-severely  wiundefl 

«s  Colonel  A.  J  C.  Birch  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  compaign  in  1857  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  iu 
1 873-79  with  the  Peshawar  Valley  Field  Force  (Medal). 

"=  Colonel  F.W.Boileau  served  as  Adjutant  of  Rajah  Jawahir  Singh's  Contingent  with  the  force  under  Genera) 
V  an  courtlandt,  and  received  a  dangerous  sabre  cut  in  the  face  and  a  sabre  cut  in  the  hand  at  the  action  of  H  ssar 
on  the  191,11  August  1S57.  Served  in  the  2nd  Sikh  Cavalry  with  Brigadier  Troup's  Column  in  November  and  De- 
oemoer  185S,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Biswah.  Served  with  the  Sanger  field  force  under  General  Whitlocl;. 
Commanded  a  Squadron  of  the  2nd  Sikh  Cavalry  at  the  action  of  Kewtee in  Bundlecund  on  the  4t]i  March  ]859. 
and  was  wounded  by  a  pistol-shot  in  the  knee  (mentioned  in  despatches,  thanked  by  the  Governor  General  in 
Council,  Medal).    Served  with  the  12th  Bengal  Cavalry  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1S68  (Medal).     Served  in 

407'*^  *',  "  ,"'''"' '°  '^7^"79.  and  toot  part  in  the  two  e.xpeditions  into  the  Bazar  Valley  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Merlal). 
Colonel  H.M.  Pratt  was  present  at  the  mutiny  ofthe  51st  Native  Infantry  at  Peshawur  on  the  28th  August 
1857.  berved  the  campaign  of  1S60  in  China,  including  the  action  of  Sinho,  capture  of  Tangku  and  of  the  Takn 
.torts,  and  actions  of  Chankiawhan  and  Tiingchow,  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the 
Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Poiwar  Kotal,  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the 
6th  October  1879,  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1879  including  the  investment  of  Sherpore  (men- 
tioned in  despatches) ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  (he  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle 
of  Candahar  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration), 
berved  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1SS8  (CB..  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

""  Colonel  O.  Barnes  served  iu  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-59,  including  the  operations  in  Centra 
Tndia,  the  siege  ofKotah,  and  various  minor  engagements  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  the  Abyssinian  campaign 
jc  1S68  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79.  and  was  present  at  the  relief  of  Kam  JDakka  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  Medal).     Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  18S4  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

''°  Sir  Edward  Ross  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  and  capture  of 
Ratghur,  action  at  Barodea,  relief  of  Saugor,  capture  of  Garrakota,  forcing  of  the  Muddeupore  Pass,  seige  and 
storm  of  Jhansi,  battle  of  Betwa,  storm  of  Lohari,  actions  at  Koonch,  Muttra,  Galowlee,  capture  of  Calpee,  battle 
and  capture  of  Gwalior  (Meilal  with  Clasp). 

•"'  Colonel  C.  A.  Munro  served  as  interpreter  to  the  Naval  Brigade  under  Captain  Peel  in  1857  and  was  present 
at  the  action  of  Kudjwa,  occupation  ofthe  Alumbagh  during  the  relief  of  Lucknow,  and  battle  ofCawnpore  onthe 
Sth  December  1857  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*'-_  Colonel  C.  M'Inroj'  served  in  the  Indian  mutiny  campaign  in  1857-59.  ^^^  ^as  present  with  General  Whit- 
lock's  Force  at  t)ie  surrender  .if  Kirwee  ;  joined  the  Sikh  Mounted  Police  (Meteg's  Sikh  Horse)  attached  to 
Brigadier  McDufi's  Brigado  in  1858,  and  commanded  the  same  from  January  1859  ;  was  present  in  the  action  at 
Sahao  (raentionea  in  despa  iches)  ;  commantled  in  Cavalry  actions  of  Maharajpore,  Jaccoli,  and  Mow  Mahoni  ; 
commanded  escort  to  the  puns  during  the  action  at  Girwassah  (mentioned  several  times  in  despatches.  Medal 
with  Clasp).  Emploj-ed  ir  disarming  the  Banda  district  in  18-9-60.  Commanded  a  Division  of  the  Transport 
Train  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  iu  1868  (thanked  in  despatches  for  the  "extent  and  value  of  his  assistance," 
Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  Served'with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iS85-£6,  and  in  1S88-89  as  Principal  Commissariat 
Officer  in  Upper  Burniah  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*"  Colonel  C.  R.  Matthews  served  in  the  China  war  in  185S,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Canton  (Medal). 

*"  Colonel  C.  E.  Fisherserved  with  the  95th  Foot  in  i8^8  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Kotah,  battle  of  Kotah  kei 
Serai,  general  action  resulting  in  the  capture  of  Gwalior,  siege  and  capture  of  Pouree— dangerously  wounded  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

*"  Colonel  E.  W.  Trevor  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80  as  General  Transport  OflBcer,  and  afterwards  as 
Director  of  Transport  (Medal). 

*'«  Colonel  H.  C.  Wright  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah 
on  the  6th  October  1879  and  at  the  subsequent  occupation  of  Cabal  as  Chief  Commissariat  Officer  (mentioned  m 
despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•"■  Colonel  T.  H  B.  Brooke  served  with  the  expedition  to  China  from  24th  February  1857  to  30th  January 
jSs9  (Medal).  „  ,1..  .      „ 

'"  Colonel  H.  C.  E.  Ward  served  as  a  volunteer  at  the  latter  part  of  the  siege  and  at  the  assault  of  Delhi  m  1897. 
Served  with  the  Corps  of  Guides  in  Brigadier  Showers'  Column  in  the  Delhi  District,  and  present  at  the  action  of 
Narnoul  (Med.al  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Guides  in  the  expedition  under  Sir  Sydney  Cotton  on  thoEusotzaei 
Frontier  in  1851 ;  and  in  that  under  Brigadier  General  Chamberlain  against  the  Cabool  Kheyl  Wuzeerees  in  .859 
Medal  with  Clasp).  „      .        ..  ^         o 

■"3  Colonel  J.  MacDonald  Smith  served  with  the  expedition  to  China  from  24th  February  1857  to  27tfa  Dec.  i859- 

•*-»  Colonel  E.  H.  E.  Kauntze  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1856  after  the  fall  of  Sebastopol. 

«i  Colonel  A.  M.  Phillips  served  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Force  in  1856-57,  and  was  present  at  the 
assault  and  capture  of  Reshii-e,  surrender  of  Eushire,  with  the  expedition  to  Borazjoon,  and  action  at  Khooshao 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  „„  „.  ■       „      ,^r  j  i     ■♦v  r>i„.,„i 

"3  Colonel  E.  L.  Ommanney  served  at  the  siege,  assault  and  capture  of  Delhi  m  1857  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

«*  Colonel  H.  M.  B.  Burlton  served  with  the  8th  Foot  in  various  skirmishes  at  Agra  in  1858.  berved  with 
Meade's  Horse  at  the  capture  of  Gwalior;  commanded  the  Regiment  during  the  pursuit  of  the  '?J?f|^  "£  ""^ 
Robert  Napier  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Joura  Alipore ;  commanded  a  detachment  of  Meade  s  Horse  on 
field  service  in  operations  against  Tantia  Topee  and  other  rebels  from  October  ,858  to  February  1859  (Medal 
with  Claep).    Served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1867-68  (Medal). 


S9^q  War  Services  of  the  Officers  on  the  TJvemployed  Supernuvierary  Lid. 

'^  Colonel  C.  Swinboe  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iS3o  (Medal). 

"^'l  Colonel  H.  P.  R.  F.  ('rawfurd  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  (Medal  with  Clasp)- 

*-'  Colonel  H.  G.  Saunders  served  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-58  including  the  action  of  the 
5th  July  1857  near  Agi-a  with  the  Neemuch  mutineers,  and  affair  at  Shereghat  (Medal). 

'^  Colonel  J.  M'MuUin  served  with  the  59th  Foot  at  the  operations  before  Canton  ard  at  its  capture  m  1857 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^'  Colonel  D.  M'Neill  served  in  the  suppression  of  the  mutiny  at  Seetabuldee  in  June  and  July  1857,  and  with 
the  Kamptee  flying  column  from  9th  November  1858  to  26th  January  1859;  served  also  with,  the  expedition  to  the 
Puchmuri'ee  Hills,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Hurrakote  in  November  1859  (Medal). 

"'  Colonel  A.  R.  Cliapinan  served  throughout  the  siege  of  Delhi  including  the  baltleofBuledekesorai,  skirmishes 
in  the  Subzee  Mundee  from  the  9th  June  to  the  13th  Aug.  1857,  assault  and  capture  of  the  city;  was  afterwards 
present  at  the  actions  of  Narnoul,  Gungeeree.  Pattialee  and  Mynpoorie,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow.  action  of 
Baree.  and  subsequent  operations  in  Oude  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80  (Medal). 

*^^  Colonel  E.  M.  Woodcock  servci  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Force  in  1856-57,  and  was  present  at  thu 
landing  at  Hallilah  Bay,  the  capture  of  Reshire,  the  surrender  of  Bushire,  the  expedition  to  Borazjoon,  and  the 
iiction  at  Khooshab — wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■•^  Coli>nelE.C,  Garstin  served  with  the  23rd  Company  Royal  Engineers  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1S57-5S, 
and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kudjwah,  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  defeat  of  the  Crwalior  Contingent  at 
Cawnpore,  advance  on  P'uttyghur,  destruction  of  the  fort  of  Jutteeah.  action  of  Khodagunge.  siege  and  capture  of 
Luckni^-.v.  attack  on  the  fort  of  Rooyah,  action  of  Allygunge,  and  capture  of  Bareilly  (Medal  with  two  Claspsi. 

*3C  Colonel  T.  Higgiuson  served  on  the  North- West  Frontier  of  India  in  the  expedition  against  the  BezoteeTriln- 
in  February  1869,  and  wasraentioned  in  despatches  and  thanked  by  the  Government  of  India.  Served  also  witu 
the  Meranzie  Valley  Field  Force  in  April  iS6g.  Served  in  the  Afghan  wiir  in  1878-9  with  the  Candahar  Column, 
and  was  present  iu  the  affair  at  Baghao  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  Commanded  the  ist  Punjab  Inlantry 
in  the  Wuzeeree  Expedition  m  i38t. 

*^'  Colonel  J.  F.  F.  Cologan  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaigns  of  1857-59.  &"*!  '"'^^  present  at  the 
siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  iu  March  1858,  siege  and  capture  of  Calpee,  action  of  Gowlowlie,  attack  and 
capture  of  Forts  Dehayn  and  Tiroul,  occupation  of  Bhyspore,  and  operations  of  Brigadier  Kelly's  Force  iu  the 
Azimghur  and  Goruckpore  districts  in  1858-59  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80, 
first  as  Stall  Officer  and  afterwards  as  Paymaster  of  the  Transport,  Khyber  Line  (mentioned  in  despatches,  received 
the  thanks  of  the  Imperial  Government,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colouel,  Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in 
1S87-88  including  the  operations  of  the  ^rd  and  4th  Brigades  under  Brigadier  Generals  CoUett  and  Low  respec- 
tively (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^  Colonel  M.  Tweedie  was  present  at  the  assault  and  capture  of  Kotah  ;  served  with  Brigadier  Parke's  Column 
during  part  of  the  pursuit  of  Tantia  Topee;  employed  during  the  latter  part  of  the  Oude  campaign  with  the  Oude 
Mounted  Police  under  Lord  Clyde  :  present  at  the  occupation  of  Shurkerpoor,  the  stronghold  of  Raja  Beni 
Madho  ;  served  with  Colonel  Carmichael's  Column  to  drive  the  enemy  across  the  (iogra;  served  under  Lord  Clyde 
during  the  greater  part  of  the  Trans- Gogra  campaign,  including  the  advance  on  and  occupation  of  Baraiteh 
action  with  the  Nana's  Force  at  Cburdah,  and  occupation  of  the  lort  on  the  26th  December  1858  ;  served  with  the 
Oude  Police  Force  on  the  Nepaul  Frontier  from  April  to  the  2nd  of  October  1859,  after  the  return  of  the  regular 
forces  from  the  frontier  (Medal  with  (^lasp). 

**"  Colonel  J.  J  opp  served  withtheforceunderBrigadierCoafhlan  which  captured  and  destroyed  the  fort  of  Sheik 
Othmaninthe  viphijtvof  Aden  'nr858.  Served  m  the  Abyssinian  war  in  186S  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Atghan  war 
in  1S79-S0  as  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with  the  force  under  Major 
General  Phayie  (menti()'ied  in  despatches.  Medal) 

**'  Colonel  H.  S.  Javrett  was  present  at  the  outbreak  of  the  Native  Troops  at  Mooltan  on  the  31st  August  1S58, 
and  commanded  a  troop  of  the  6th  Irregular  Cavalry  in  pursuit  of  the  mutineers  (Medal).  Served  with  the  3rd 
PanjaubOflV'>,!ry  in  the  Expeditionary  Force  under  Brigadier  General  Chamberlain  against  the  Mahsood  Wuzeerees 
in  i860,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  the  Barrara  Pass  and  capture  of  Makeen  (Medal  with  Clasp) .  Engaged 
with  the  same  Regiment  in  the  blockade  of  the  same  tribe  on  the  Tak  frontier  in  1861-62.  Served  also  in  all  the 
actions  and  operations  of  the  Eusofzaie  Field  Force  of  1863. as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Neville  Chamberlain,  and  after- 
wards to  Sir  John  Garvock,  and  was  thanked  in  despatches  by  both  those  Generals  (Clasp  for  Umbeyla). 

*"  Colonel  C  H.  Cantor  served  during  all  the  operations  before  Delhi  in  1857;  was  selected  as  one  of  the 
Subalterns  of  the  ladder  party  on  the  day  of  the  final  assault,  and  was  engaged  in  the  six  days'  fighting  within  the 
city  until  its  final  capture,  subseiiuent  pursuit  of  the  enemy  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Bhootan  Expe- 
dition in  1864-65  (Meilal  with  t;i  ^sp). 

**^  Colonel  C.  A.  Porteous  was  emi)loyedin  the  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1857-59,  and  wasp  resent  ai 
Kanta.  at  Bunnee  with  the  force  forming  the  rearguard  of  the  Commander  in  Chiefs  Army  during  the  capture  cf 
Lucknow,  present  at  Bansee  on  the  22nd  and  2Sth  September  1858,  at  Chittrah  on  the  30th  September  1858,  at  two 
other  affairs  on  the  9th  and  20th  October  1858,  and  at  Doomeragunge  on  the  13th  September  1858  ;  served  with  the 
rorce  under  Major  General  Whitlock  in  Bundlecund,  and  present  with  the  detachment  wnich  proceeded  in  March 
1859  under  Brigadier  Faddy  against  Runmust  Singh  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

■*^'  Colonel  H.  B.  Sauderton  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1S57-59,  and  was  present  at  the  relief 
of  Azimghur,  in  the  engagement  at  Toolsepore,  and  in  the  operations  on  the  Nepaul  trontier  (Medal). 

**«  Colouel  F.  J.  S.  A'lam  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  ami  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar  in- 
cluding the  sortie  of  Deh  Khojah  (twice  mentioned  in  desuatches.  Medal). 

^'^  Colonel  G.  Atkins  served'at  Peshawur  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1S57-58.  Served  in  the  campaigns 
on  the  North-West  Frontier  of  India  in  1858  and  1S63  (Medal  with  Claspj.  Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedi- 
tion in  1S84.    Also  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-37  (Clasp). 

*^^  Colonel  W.  H.  Wilson  took  part  in  the  operations  against  the  insurgent  Dessaies  in  the  North  Canara  and 
Bede  districts  in  1858  (Medal). 

*^2  Colonel  M.  Furlong  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Copul  on  the  ist  June  1858.  With  the  Bellary  Field  Force 
under  Colonel  Spottiswoode. 

*'*  Colonel  E.  Lieddy  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1865,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Dewangiri 
in  command  of  the  storming  party  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  1880  (Medal).  Served  with 
the  Hazara  Expedition  in  iS38  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^^  Colonel  J.  H.  Prendergastt-erved  during  the  Rumoa  Rebellion  in  1879-80.  Served  iu  the  operations  on  the 
North  East  Frontier,  Hurniah,  in  iSgi-q?. 

*'^  Colonel  A.  uilivant  served  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-59,  including  a  skirmish  at  Madrock, 
action  near  .\gra  with  the  Neemuch  mutineers  on  the  5th  July,  battle  of  Agra  on  the  lotb  October  1857 ;  Bundle- 
cund campaign  in  1858-59,  attack  ou  Serowhe,  and  affair  wic'h  Burgem  Singh  (Medal). 

*^'  Colonel  C.  P.  Newport  was  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Kotah  ;  with  Brigadier  Smith's  Brigade  during  all  the 
operations  in  Central  India;  at  the  recapture  of  Chandaree,  battle  of  Kotu.h-ke-Serai,b.ittle  and  capture  ofG>ViiIior, 
siege  and  cnpture  of  Powree  andsubsetjuentpursuic  of  the  rebels,  action  ofKoondrye  and  at  Bourda,  and  at  the 
actions  of  Goonapoora  and  Goripoorie  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Seived  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  1867-6S  (Medal) 
Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880 (Medal). 

*5^  Colonel  C.  J.  U.  Fitzgerald  was  employed  on  Field  service  in  the  Raichore  Doab  from  4th  June  to  5th  August 
1858.  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80  with  the  CaudahiirFieldForce  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedi- 
tion in  1886-8S  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  and  Medal  with  two  Claspsi. 

*^=*  Colonel  y.  F.  H.  Sewell  was  actively  employed  auriug  the  mutiny  against  the  insurgents  in  the  Sum- 
bulpoor  districts  in  1858. 

♦"  Colonel  J.  H.Gordon  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1835-87  in  command  of  the  23rd  Madras 
Infantry  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Colonel  R.  v.  Maiden  served  m  the  Centra:  India  ctupaign  ia  1858-59  with  the  field  force  under  Sir  John 
Michel  ana  was  present  at  the  actions  of  R:ijghur,  Mungro-vlee,  and  Sindwaho,  and  the  affair  at  Kurai  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Accompanied  the  3rd  Sind  Horse  to  Abyssinia  and  was  present  throughout  the  campaign  of  1867-68 
(Medal).     Also  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79  (Medal). 

*^  Colonel  F.  S.  FitzPatrick  was  employed  on  i  ield  service  in  the  Raichore  Doab  from  4th  June  to  5th  August  1858. 


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clalps)!"""''^'^'"""'""  "^""^°  '^"'"•''-    ^"■™''  "'"'  *''''   Bm-mese  Expedition  in  1S86-87  (Medal  witl,  two 

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(mcntiuneu  in  aespatcnes,  Brevet  ol(;olonel.  CB..  and  Medal  with  tivo  ClaSDS) 

in  ,^t><T,        ■,"■  '■^•r™  ^,""'"■1  V''*"  S""  ^''°''  ^''"'=-'*'  Expedition  in  .884.     Soiled  with  the  Burmese  Expedition 
Ji  ,r?^  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Colonel.  Medal  with  Clasp)  ■--xpeniiion 

(\r!!lln      =         /•  ^l"-!u  ''l""'^  '°  S""  ^''5''''"  '™'-'  °f  '878-80  with  the  Vitakri  and  Lower  Koorum  Field  Force 

l^:Sls,B^"™1oT^ol*o'nel!*Sirwfth^i:[i%      '"  ■'^^"^^  ''^  ^-™«-  Commissariat  OMeer  , mentioned'' in^°^"e! 

^^t^eZ^^^t^P^i^^^^^^^,^^-^^"^  '^«°'  -"'^  P--'  '"  "^-^  "efence  of  Caudahar.T.;-c; 

*'-  LVjlonel  C.T  P.  Luxmoore  served  in  the  suppression  of  the  mutiny  in  Bengal  in  1857-58.  With  Sir  J.  Outram's 
Corps  of  Observation  at  the  Aluaibagh  and  at  the  capture  of  Lucknow  ;  served  with  Sir  Hope  Gram's  Dvfsrou 
dur  ns  Ins  eampaign  in  Oude  from  June  to  December  1858  ;  preseni  at  the  passage  of  the  Goomtee  rive?  a" 
biiltanporo  and  other  minor  affairs;  and  with  Major  Raikes'  Field  Column  which  Engaged  and  repulsed  the 
enemy  at  Shahpore.  Oude,  on  the  13th  October  (Medal  with  Clasp)  '-'■0'="   """   lupuisbu  lut, 

''■,\V'''l?'''  ",•  1-0™"/°'^'*  served  in  the  pursuit  of  the  Gwalior  rebels  under  Tantia  Topee,  the  Rao  Saheb 
and  the  Nawab  of  Randa  m  June,  July  and  August  185S  ;  present  at  the  action  at  Shanganeer  on  the  8th,  and  the' 
battle  of  Bunass  on  the  14th  August  1858  ;  accompanied  Brigadier  Parke's  pursuing  Column  from  An<nist  1858  to 
January  1859;  commanded  the  party  detached  to  bring  in  the  Nawab  or  Banda  on  his  surrender  (Medal  with 

"1  Colonel  C.  A.  Dodd  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaif-n  of  1S58  with  the  23rd  Fusiliers,  includinff  the  action 
01  Kalee  Nuddee,  siegre  and  capture  of  Luckaow ,  and  subsequent  operations  in  Oude.   Joined  the  Oude  Police  Force 
on  ist  Dec.  185S,  and  served  durin<r  theTrans-Go^ra  campaign  {Medal  with  Clasp) 
I'n  F°!w  ^!  V*  T\^i;f^^'^*?^  served  in  the  Rumpa  Rebellion  in  1879-80.    Served  with  the   Burmese  Expedition  in 
18SS-S0  (Medal  with  Clasp).  '■ 

*-6  Colonel  N.  M.  T  Horsford  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  carapai-u  of  1S58.  includin-  the  sio^e  and  capture 
of  Lucknow,  action  of  Nawabgunge,  and  subsequent  operations  in  Oude  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

'"  Colonel  J.  l^hilips  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal). 

^'*  Colonel  T.  R.  Tabuteau  served  with  the  ist  Madras  Fusiliers  in  the  suppression  of  the  Beno-al  Mutiny  ia 
185S,  including  the  Ouda  campaign  and  an  affair  at  the  fortof  KoU  (Medal).  Served  with  the  ^rd  Bomfcav  Na'iv© 
Infantry  in  the  Abys5in:an  Expedition  in  i863  (Medal) 

*~^  Colonel  a.  Chrystie  was  employed  on  field  service  in  the  Saugor  and  Nerbudda  Territories,  in  the  suppres- 
sionof  the  Indian  Mutiny  from  20th  June  1 858;  served  ivith  the  Field  Detachment  under  Brigadier  Wheeler  and 
Colonel  Reeco  m  the  Saugor  Districts  in  November  and  December  183B,  and  in  BuudleeuDd  in  January  and 
February  1859  (Medal). 

*^^  Colonel  E.  Shaw  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

"*i  Colonel  J.  D.  Macpherson  served  in  the  Oude  campaign,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  ofths  fort  of  Tii-r.ul 
on  the  16th  July  1858  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  186S  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).  Served 
in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  ac 
the  battle  of  Oandahar  (mentioue  I  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Also  served  with 
the  Marri  Expedition. 

*^'-  CalonelH.  B.  Jacob  accompanied  a  detachment  of  his  regiment  which  formed  part  of  Colonel  lockhart's 
Force  in  the  Field  Division  of  Bundlecund  under  Brigadier  F.  Wheeler  in  185S. 

*S3  Colonel  T.  J.  Cotton  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS5-86  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*8i  Colonel  C.Beadon,  prior  to  entering  the  Indian  Army,  served  five  years  as  a  Midshipman  in  the  Royal  Navy, 
was  on  board  H.M.  ship  Algiers  at  the  bombardment  and  fall  of  Bomarsuud  during  the  Baltic  campaign  of  1854 
under  Sir  Charles  Napier  (Medal).  Served  afterwards  in  the  same  ship  during  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebustopol 
between  the  23rd  October  1854  and  December  1S55,  and  was  present  at  the  taking  of  Kertchand  Kinbourn  {Medal 
with  Clasp).  Was  engaged  in  the  operations  against  Canton  in  1856-57  on  board  H.M.  ships  Calcutta  and  Elk 
(Medal).  Served  on  the  River  Ganges  as  a  Volunteer  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  the  H.E.I.  Company's  gun- 
boat  Jutnna. 

«^  Colonel  R.  Atkins  served  with  the  Suraon  Field  Force  in  1859  and  on  the  Nepaul  Frontier  in  1859-60 
(Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879  with  the  Thull  Chotiali  and  Vitakri  Field  Forces  (Medal).  Served 
with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S88  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•*sc  Colonel  J.  R.  Marett  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1S65,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the 
Chamoorcheo  Stockades  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*8"  Colonel  C.  J.  T.  Whitlock  was  employed  with  the  Saugor  Field  Division  in  the  Saugor  and  Ner])udda 
Territories,  in  the  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny  from  31st  October  1858  ;  served  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major 
General  Whitlock  commanding  the  division  from  6th  April  1859  to  the  breaking  up  of  the  force  on  31st  December 
1859  (Medal). 

**'*  Colonel  J.  Biddulph  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1858-59,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of 
Doundeakera,  taking  of  the  Forts  of  Chandaand  Musjeedia,  andaction  on  the  banks  of  the  Raptee  (Medal). 

*89  Colonel  W.  R.  Bunbury  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80,  and  was  preseutin  theeugagement  at  Ali  Kheyl 
(Medal).    Served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892. 

*^o  Colonel  J.  W.  A.  Michell  served  with  the  Bhootan  Exijeditiou  m  1864-66,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of 
Dewangiri  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  witb  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  i83S  as  2nd  in  command  of  the  expedition 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 

""^1  Colonel  W.  VV.  Hooper  served  with  a  squadron  of  his  regiment  on  field  service  in  the  Deccan  from  the 
i6tb  November  1858  to  the  5th  April  1859,  including  the  march  of  fifty  miles  without  a  halt  on  the  28th  February  in 
pursuit  of  and  defeat  of  the  enemy  and  taking  several  prisoners  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition 
in  t88<;-86  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■**-  Colonel  M.  M.  Caipendale  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with 
the  force  under  Major  General  Phaj-re  (Medal). 

■'^^  Colonel  H.  C.  Morse  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80  with  the  Southern  Afghanistan  Field  Force,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  on  the  Khojak  range  in  command  ofthe  front  attack— wounded  (Medal). 

■*»'  Colonel  H.  H.  H.  Hallett  served  with  Major  General  Whitlock's  Field  Force  in  Bundlecund  from  April  to 
2Qth  December  1852. 

*9^  Colonel  George  Young  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1865-66  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  in  the  Hazara 
campaign  in  1868  (Clasp);  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  1875-76  (Clasp).  Served  in  the 
Afghan  war  in  1880  (Medal). 

*'"^  Colonel  M.  A.  Rowlandson  served  in  ihe  Abyssinian  war  in  1867-6S  as  Sub  Assistant  Commissary  General 
(Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  in  t88.j,  abd' was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
4th  Class  ofthe  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

w  Colonel  A.  Vallings  served  with  the  6th  Foot  against  the  Eill  Tribes  in  Sikkim  in  iSoi.  Served  with  the 
ist  Punjaub  Infantry  in  the  TJmbeyla  campaign  of  1863  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in 
the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Baghao  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal). 
Served  in  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  18S1. 

*9^  Colonel  W.  J.  Parker  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1865-66  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■"33  Colonel  F.'j.  Mortimer  served  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  from  Sept.  1S07,  having  proceeded  to 
ZouUa  with  the  Reconnoitring  Party;  was  present  atthe  action  of  Arogee  and  capture  ofMagdaia,  and  mentioned 
in  despatches  for  "  nbilitv,  energy,  and  zeal"  (Medal). 

500  Colonel  J.  W.  S.  Butler  served  wi'..h  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ii:86-S3  (Medal  w.th  C.asp).  [toee  also  Civil 
Decorations  for  Gallantry,  p.  7S6.] 

^"i  Colonel  E.  S.  Ludlow  served  with  the  Saugor  Field  Division  in  1859. 


5985  War  Services  of  the  Officers  on  the  Unemploijed  Supernumerary  List, 


Bazar  ^ 

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and  Medal  with  Clasp) ;  and  wiih  the  Hazara  Expedition  in   1891   in  command  of  the  32nd  Bengal  Infantry  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  Clasp).  -  ,   ^ ,        . 

5*>*  Colonel  W.  L.  Ranking  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  13S7-S8  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

505  ColonelJ.  Hay  served  mth  the  4th  Goorkhas  throughout  the  Umbeyla  campaign  of  1862,  including  assault 
and  capture  of  Conical  Hill  and  the  villages  of  Lalloo  and  Umbeyla  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  throughout 
the  Hazara  Expedition  of  1868  (Clasp).  Sei-ved  also  with  the  Looshai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1871-72  (Clasp).  Served 
in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-S0,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid,  and  in  the  engagement 
at  Saidabad  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  \\'ith  Clasp). 

5oe  Colonel  T.  R.  Byug  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S8-S9  (Medal  w:th  Clasp). 

^'  Colonel  D.  W.  Inglis  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  took  part  m  theadvance  on  Ghuzacc.and  was 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Khey  1  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the 
march  toCandabar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  witti  two  Clasps, 
and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5.  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  atHasheen 
and  the  Tofrek  zereba  and  in  the  operations  at  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colone!,  Medal  with 
two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  _        ,.      ,  ,        ,,    ,   , 

503  Colonel  E.  M.  L.  Marriott  served  with  the  Looshai  Expedition  in  1871-72  (mentioneam  despatches.  Medal 
v?ith  Clasp).    Also  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal). 

509  Colonel  G.  E.  Weston  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS7-9D  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

510  Colonel  G.  R.  Peart  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Sledal). 

=ii'  Colonel  E.  G.  Lillingston  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North- West  Frontier  of  India  in  1863,  and  was 
present  at  the  forcing  of  the  Umbeyla  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

512  Colonel  J<.  J.  Skinner  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  with  the  expedition  against  the 
Harris  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  ini889in  command  of  the  Northern  Column 
(received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  Indie,  mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.t  and  Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  and 
with  the  second  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp), 

s''*  Colonel  F.  W.  Chatterton  served  in  the  campaign  on  theNorth-West  Frontier  of  India  in  1R63,  including 
the  capture  of  Umbeyla  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1865— slightly  wcuuded 
(Clasp). 

51*  Colonel  E.  P.  Mainwaring  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  i863  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  in  the  Looshai 
Expedition  in  1871-72  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  iind  capture  of 
Ali  Musjid,  in  the  operations  in  the  JugduUuck  Pass,  in  the  engagement  at  Saidabad,  and  in  the  operations  round 
Cabul  in  December  1S79 :  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Robei-ts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the 
battlecf  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Also  served  in 
the  Marri  Expedition.  Served  in  the  Chin  Hills,  Burma,  from  January  to  May  1891  in  command  of  a  column 
(Clasp). 
515  Colonel  W.  F.  Prideaux  served  in  the  Abj'ssinian  war  in  186S  (Medal). 

s'6  Colonel  A.  G.  Hammond  served  with  the  Corps  of  Guides  throughout  the  JowakiAfreedee  Expedition  in 
1877-78  under  General  Keyes  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp) .  Present  in  the  operations  against  the 
Ranizai  village  of  Skhakaton  14th  March  1878,  and  also  in  the  attack  on  the  Utman  Kheyl  villages  on  21st  March 
1:878.  Served  with  the  Corps  of  Guides  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-80,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Ali  Musjid 
and  in  the  engagements  around  Cabul  in  December  1879,  and  at  Charasiah  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Victoria 
Cross,  Medal  with  two  Clasps)  :  was  awarded  the  YC  *'  for  conspicuous  coolness  and  gallantry  at  the  action  on 
the  Asmai  Heights,  near  Kabul,  on  the  14th  December  1S79,  in  defendirg  the  top  of  the  hill  with  a  rifle  and  fixed 
bayonet,  against  large  numbers  of  the  enemy,  while  the  72nd  Highlanders  and  Guides  were  retiringj  and  again,  on 
the  retreat  down  the  hill,  in  stopping  to  assist  in  carrying  away  a  wounded  Sepoy,  the  enemy  being'not  sixty  yards 
off,  firing  heavily  all  the  time."'  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  r33S  {DSO.,  and  Clasp),  and  withthe 
Hazara  Expedition  in  -.891  in  command  of  the  2nd  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches.  CB.,  and  Clasp).  Served 
withthe  Isazai  Expedition  in  1892  in  command  of  a  Brigade.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir 
Robert  Low  in  1S95  m  command  of  the  4th  Brigade  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  mentioned 
in  despatchas,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir 
William  Lockharb  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  in  command  of  the  Peshawur  Column  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  two  Clasps). 

51"  Colonel  J.  G.  T.  Carruthers  served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  iu  1367-68  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghar. 
war  in  1S78-79,  and  was  present  in  the  enuagemen^  at  Mattoon  (Medal). 

518  Colonel  t\  A.  Wilson  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1864-65,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of 
Buxar  and  the  Bala  Stockade  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  also  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  186S  including  the  opera- 
tions on  the  Black  Mountain  (Clasp). 

513  Colonel  V.  Rivaz  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1868,  including  the  operations  on  the  Black  Mountain 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Serred  in  the  Aftjhau  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Jhand^la 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal),  and  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1S81.  Served  in  the  Hazara  Ex- 
pedition in  1891  in  command  of  ^yth  Bengal  Infantry  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 

521  Colonel  K.  A.  Money  ser*.'ed  with  th  ■  Mahsood  vVuzeeree  Expedition  in  1881  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

522  Colonel  M.  J.  King-Harman  served  in  the  Hazara  c  -mpaign  in  iS*5S,  inclnaing  the  operations  on  the  Black 
Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp)  ;  also  served  with  the  Looshai  Expedition  in  1371-72  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Clasp) ;  and  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeclitionary  Force  in  1889-90  (Clasp). 

523  Colonel  A.  M*C.  Bruce  served  in  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1865-66  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Servedin  the  expedition 
against  the  Jowaki  Afreedees  in  1877-78  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879,  and  took  part  in  the  assault  of 
Zawa  (Medal),  and  in  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1S81  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Also  served  with  the 
Zhob  Vallej^  Expedition  in  1884.  Served  withthe  Hazara  Expedition  in  i333  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Miranzai 
Expedition  in  1S91  in  command  of  the  ist  Column  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 

53*  Colonel  F.  T.  Ebden  served  in  the  operations  in  Okamundel  and  Kattywar  in  iSCf.-ee.  Served  in  the  Afghan 
war  in  1879-30  (Medal).   Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S5-33  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

=25  Colonel  A.  H.  Turner  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1868  (Medal  wi-h  Claso).  Ser\-ed  in  the  Afghan  war 
of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Peiwar  Kotal,  at  the  forcing  of  the  Shutargardan,  aud  in  the  enfjai^c- 
ment  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1S79  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Also  served  in 
the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  i88i.  Served  with  the  Zhob  Field  Force  in  1S90  under  Sir  George  White 
(mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  %vith  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  in  command  of  a  Column  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  Brevet  of  Colonel,  Clasp).  Commanded  the  Waziristan  Delimitation  Escort  in  1S94  ;  and  subsequently 
a  Brigade  of  the  Waziristan  Field  Force  m  1894-95  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Governmeni  of  India,  mentioned  in 
dei^patches,  Clasp). 

52t>  Colonel  C.  G.  Brownlow  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1863,  including  the 
capture  of  Umbeyla  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  with  the  Utmanzai  Expedition  in  i366;  with  the  Dour  Valley  Expedition 
in  1872;  and  in  the  campaign  against  the  Jowaki  Afreedees  in  1S77-7S  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879 
(Medal).  Served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  in  command  of  the  3rd  Column  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Brevet  of  Colonel,  Clasp). 

^27  (jolonel  R.  Patch  served  with  the  55th  Regt.  on  the  Bhootan  Expedition  In  1865  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  vrith  the  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force  (Medal).  Serve  1  with  the  Hazara  Expedition 
in  188S  {Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1S91  under  Sir  W.  Lockhart  as 
Chief  Commissariat  Officer  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  Imlia,  mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  in  organising  the  Commissariit  arrangements 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  vrith  Clasp). 

528  Colonel  T.  Di^ane  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-^0,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in 
December  1879,  including  the  engagements  of  Tahkt-i-Shah  and  the  Asmai  Heights  and  the  investment  of  Shsrpore 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp) .  Ser\-ed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under 
Sir  William  Lockhart  in  1S97-9S  (CS.  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

529  Colonel  R.  H.  F.  Rennick  served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  with  the  Army  Works  Corps  {mentioned  in 


War  Services  of  the  Officers  on  the  Unemployed  Supermimerary  List.  sgSt 

thinks  o?  the  Gr.Irn  Jem  oXdrarnUoned  °^'^  ^">=''*'-  '^°'^™"  (receive  "the 

.80,-92  (Brevet  of  Colonel  Clasp)         ''""°°^'' '"  'Isspatches,  Clasp),  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Chin  Hills  in 

ofT86~'liVv^ea  wfchirBhltn^l/S  '"  'f  ^ossiah  and  .lynteah  hills  during  the  rebellion 

(Uedal  w  th  Clasnl     nmi  in  th2  a      '^'^P'"*''"'"  i",iS65,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Bala  Stockade 
accorani^iel  Sh-  PreriPrti-   Rnh  Hi^ara  campaisrn  in  1S6S  (Clasp).     Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878  80    and 

MoumaiMMedaf).  ^'""^^'^■'''  ^^"^'^  '"  *«  Haza-a  campaign  in  1S68,  including  the  operations  on  the  Black 
unTer^'^S  GenlralThl™  nill«n'''  ^'^^T  "tf"  I?  ''1°  """'  ^°°'^  P"'  '°  '^^^  "^■•'^"  '"  Candahar  with  the  fnrc 

.8^"  (MeTal).^'  ^'  ^'"'^^'^  '"■^"^  '"  ""^  Abyssinian  war  in  ,867-63  (Medal).    Also  served  in  the  Afghan  w.r  in 

to  Kh'i?aW.GWlz^e"  aid'thf  Jn^.l".™''."  Z'^''}'^'' 7""^  "^  '^^l-^°  ^'"^  «^<'  Candihar  Column,  including  the  advance 
Ghtznee  •  accomoanied  S^?  F^dfri^v  R  ,"  f'-^-'f-^C'l^"'  Ahmed  Khe,yl  (m^ntioied  in  despatches),  aSd  Urzoo  near 
dahar  (ment °°n3  in  desnLche^^R^^^  ?►  ?  u'  '"  «^«  m"":!!  '°  Candihar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  C:,n. 
the  Haz™  e4™  lit^in  m  ^R?^  rfn»  r^^"  f-  ^^^""''  •^'?''"  "'"'''  ''™  '^''*'^P'"'  '"'^'^  bronze  Decoration).  Served  with 
536  n  ^       1  ,5P  „,'  o  ^°  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

war  "f  878-8a'and  waTnref/nT^tSp'' » '=^™'''?^^ 

and  in 

and  wn 

®1m  n'  r  "";  "S"  ■2""'''™  i-xpecution  in  1SS8  {DSO.,  and  Clasp). 

the  Af°hTnwar'o'f^'l,''rs''o'^rd^ti"  the  Abyssmian  war  ,n  ,867-68  (mentioned  in  despatohes,Medal).  Servedin 

in  the  one?aHons  ir,  JhM-.;^  ,  V  ,?  P''^^'',"'  ""■  ''"^  "capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal,  at  the  forcing  of  the  Sapri  Pass, 

ment  at'^afli  w     „  „  ^iost  Va'ley,  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  ,879? and  in  the  encrage; 

Tf  randahaW,npn  inn»H     Ph°"''^'^1''  ^"i}^^"''^  Ko"eii-s  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  piesent  at  the  battle 

sS^SXnH  'uTZS  "    ''T""''l"'  ,^/r'"  "f  ^I«J"-  ^«'''''  '-"^^  '■'»'-'5«  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration), 
on  the  6  h  niiohpr  "">>' served  m  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah 
?menHoned  fn  de.na/p'hp^  1'°  '^^  '^P?™"™^  ™nnd  Cabul  in  December  ,879  including  the  investment  of  Sherporc 

539  n  1       1  n  ??P?  "  !^-  ^''^^'^"^  0'  llajor.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
withthTrCnoS;,?v^„'iw'^''■i?f^'^'"A';^A''"^^^  '»  ,879-So  with  the  JeUalabad  Field  Force  and  afterwards 

iTnder  R,.i„^  1       r.  -^     li'^'"  ^°';'^*'  (^le'i-'^l)-    Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,885-89  in  the  operations 

Ant!,«    i?  t      Generals  East  and  Wolselev,  and  commanded  the  Column  which  recaptured  Thonze  on  the  ,8 th 

-fn  n      ^  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
Miran^ai  PvL,iift'.,Tn    ?  ^Tni*"^  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  189,   (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  with  the  second 
4?i  n„i,    .  tP  V      'f9' .'^'"^.P'-    Commanded  the  Gilgit  troops,  which,  in  co-operation  with  the  force  under 

m»n  ,^f  Ap  ".;  K  'i  T*^]""-'"'  '"  .March  and  April  1805.  Lt.Colonel  Kelly,  with  his  troops-composed  of  ,q6 
Sf^p,  ™e  32nd  Bengal  Infantry  (Pioneers),  two  guns  of  No.  i  Mountain  Battery,  some  Cashmere  Sappers  and 
M  neis,  and  a  small  body  of  levies  of  Cher  Kila,  Hunza,  Nagar,  and  Sai-marched  a  distance  of  220  miles'  over  a 
countiy  presenting  very  gi-eat  physical  difHoulties,  crossed  the  Shandnr  Pass,  ,2,230  feet  high,  in  deep  snow 
lenevea  the  garrison  at  Mastuj,  twice  defeated  the  enemy  posted  in  the  strongest  natural  positions,  and  finally 
lenevea  onitral  on  the  20th  April,  after  a  most  arduous  and  difficult  march  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Government 

'i?  T?'^f"   ?"'^'^  '°  despatches,  CB.,  Brevet  of  Colonel,  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Queen,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

Ti!  Ttn  1  °"  ,  •;  ;  Vanrenen  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  ,878-So  (Medal). 

<M   ,  .,    °'°°^'  "  ■  -P-  Harrison  served  in  the  China  war  in  1S60,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Taku  Forts 

Tu  I''v9°,^™el  H..  E.  Le  M.  Carey  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  186S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
54S  V    V,°  '^'^el  J.  A.  M'Neale  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-80  (Medal). 

Lt.Colonel  M.  W.  Stevens  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  as  Transport  Officer,  Cavalry  Brigade,  and 
"'«?  present  m  the  engagement  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

6  Lt.Colonel  W.  Loch  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  Ind^a  in  18S3-64,  and  was  present 
at  the  forcrag  of  the  Umljeyla  Pass  (.Medal  with  Clasp), 
■th  p^;'^°l°°^'  J-  ''e  ^-  Lynch  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  (mentiDned  in  despatches.  Medal 

^'^  Lt.Colonel  G.  M.  Abbott  served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  ,868,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Arogee 
and  at  the  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements 
at  Ahmed  Kheyl  (mentioned  in  desoatches)  and  Padkao  Shana  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major, 
Medal  with  Clasp).  f  .  .1     . 

'"  Lt.Colonel  A.  N.  Sandilands  served  with  the  6th  Punjab  Infantry  throughout  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedi- 
tion in  ,877-78  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  i83,.      Served  with  the 

Sfi?"^'"  E^Petlition  in  189,  in  command  of  the  6th  Punjab  Infantry  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 
1  L'-'^olonel  C.  B.  Cooke  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-S7  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

f"  Lt.Colonel  W.  H.  Browne  servedin  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Koorum  Field  Force  (Medal).  Served 
with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  loSo-Sg  including  the  expedition  up  the  i':hindwin  River  under  Colonel  Toker 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps),  and  with  the  Mauipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Clasp). 

^=-  Lt.Colonel  W.  H.  D.  Jones  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Mazeena  (Medal). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  N.  C.  Martelli  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  :87g-8o  (Medal). 

^^_*  Lt.Colonel  W.  G.  C.  Johnstone  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,887-88  (Medal  with  Clasji). 

^''  Lt.Colonel  L  T.  Bishop  served  in  the  expedition  against  the  Jowaki  Afreedees  in  ,877  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  ,878-80  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  -Master  General  to  the  Ghuznee  Field  Force,  and 
^vas  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  "Kheyl  (inentioned  in  despatches),  Urzoo,  and  Padkao  Shma  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Brevet  of  M.ijor,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

5^''  L  .Colonel  W.  Loch  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with  the 
foroe  under  Major  General  Phayre  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Mtdal), 

^"  Lt.Colonel  M.  James  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,879-80,  including  an  engagement  atHurnui  (Medal). 

5=''  Lt.Colonel  J.  J.  Money-Simons  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-83  with  the  Thull  Chotiali  Field  Force,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Jugdulluck  and  Saidabad ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march 
to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

^'°  Lt.Colonel  J.  L.  Aberigh-Macka.y  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i38o  (Medal). 

^"  Lt.Colonel  W.  G.  W.  Macbav  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,882  with  the  2nd  Belooch  Regiment,  and  was 
present  at  the  batt'e  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (maationed  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star).    Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1888  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

=52  Major  C.  P.  S.  Alban  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


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Battye,  Geo.i]onev.<^i(.Co;.  Bencralsc'2oA,i.,  .-       t  i  '  7  ,11  AU„.  76   2  July  8:, 

Battye,  H.Doveton."  L^  Co/.  Ben<^alS   C'  -r  Un    -T'  1        =°   =  Ausf.  5s  20  Aug.  6s  20  Au.^  7il,o  4a<.  ,6    =  F„h     - 
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7  Jan.  Siji-  Aufj.  84 
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Beatson,  Albert  B.":  Z/.  Co/.'' Beno-ai  sc    27  spnf  .r,      x'       -' «---■"■.  3»i=o  uct.   50115  feo  65  n  Tnu- (jf 

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Bedford,  JoseptHer^)ert."Si^ Co/.  R  Eii» 
Belfield,  Edward.;'  Co/.  R.  Eni'ineei-s    ° 

Bell,  Charles  J.  Ralph.  i/.Co/.  Mad.  S.c!  Z  Ja^^e  II  ^  ^11;  ''1  ''  V^""'  J'''      , ['7  Mar.  li  ,7  Mar.  ^3  3^  Jui'y  l 

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BerEer.Ernest  Arch.  i/.Co/. LmcolnRe^.t.    2  Anr   58    8  Nm-'  53,'8  Feb.  6, ,  ro  June68  ,0  June  7^  .0  June  791 'p  Dec'  8 
Bett,  Henry  Imlach,»»Z/.  Col.  Madras  S.C. :  5  Mar  t  \-  nSv"  ^V      ^,f-  *^ '   '  ?,"'•  77  .3  June  8    ,3  June  S5    2  ."f„;  I 
Beynon,  W  m.  Howell,  Lt.Col.  Bomb.  S.C.  20  Dec    Vb    \  \m^'  :^    '  t^^''"  =1    5  Mar.  64!  5  Mar.  70    5  Mar.  75 
Biffffe.  Thomas  ScoveU,«'Z/.Co/.  North  i  :No^  .  =,  „  t„i.,  .0  .- t^„    ..1      _        '      =.         1= 


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23  Oct.  54  13  Dec.  54 


20  Mar.  5 
7  May 


Bishop,  Heu.  Parlett  ,"Z/.  Col.  R.  (Ben  )A 
Black,  James.si  Lt  Col.  Bombay  S.C 
Blaokett,  Sir  Edward  William",'*  Bart  1 

X/.CW.  Depot  Bnttalion 'j  14  Feb 

Blackwell,  James  Edw.  Lt.Col.  R    \it' 

Blake,  Geo.  F.*:  Lt.Col.  ^lul  Com   r"  Mar 

Biaksley,  John,  Lt.Col.  E.  Kent  Re-'t 

Bland,  Edw.  Loftus,  Col.  R.  Bn<'iae'ers 

Blewitt,  Charles.«9Z/.  Co/.  ReetK  Districi 

Blowers,  Chas.  Edw.*)  Ll.Col.  Bom  S  C 

lilunt.  Grant,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Eueineers 

Bolton,  Robert  Henry,'''  Lt.Col  Mad  S  C 

Bond,  Fred.  Wm.  Col.  R.  (Madras  i  Art 

Bond,  lleary,  Lt.Col.  Roval  Artillery 

Booth,  William,"'  Col.  Royal  Artillery...  '  iq  uec    =0       «»„ 

Bostock,  Jas.  Wm."  i/.Co/.  16  Foot     ...        ?  Mav  46  ,r.  OpF 

Boswell,  John  Jas.,'""  CB.  Lt.  C0I-.  Ben  S  C         '  ' 

Bowen,Geor;jeBliKh,'"»if  Co/. Ma(lras.5'.u 

Boyd,  Mossom,  i/. Co/.  Bombay  Staff  C, 


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5  June  75 

4  July  8; 

■3  May  74,23  May  7g!22  Feb.  82 


M,,r.55t, 
4  May  60 


I  Apr.  61 
Mrir.  0^ 
Mar.  64 

I  Feb    58 

.3  June 57  "2'  Ipr  5^  ,3  fal^% 
,vr»"  '5ilay  57  6  July  6 
2  Mar.  43  ,6  Mar.  47       "- 

n  June 39  25Sept.4i 
7  Apr 


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57^29  Jan.  63J29Jan.  69129  Jan.  74:25  Nov.  74 

July  89 

t3  Feb.  86 


6  June  54   9  Feb.  55'2.  Oct.  62    ,  Apr.  70  29  June  78 


;  Inly  72,13  Feb.  8113  Feb.  85 


^7  June  48  17  Feb.  54 
8  May  46  22  Dec.  48 


-      --    77 
6  Dec.  ; 


3  Dec.  81    4  June  85    3  Jan!  So 
I  July  81    I  July  85,  7  May  S7 


=  i^'y  72;"  '^'"^-  73!"  Dec.  78  10  Dec 


7  Jan.  69 
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7  Sept.  76 
2  Mar.  6;^ 


2  Mar.  58 

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I  Aug.  66|i6  Jan 


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^  June  77  13  June 83  13  Junes?,  i  Sept.37 
17  Sept.70  21  Oct.  82,21  Oct.   85  21  Oct.  87 


Mar.  691  2  Mar.  74:  i  Sep't.So 


Oct.  6 
6  Jan.  S 


2  Oct.   67' 
iS  Jan.  86 


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r  Dec.  7S 
Nov.  87 


Bracken,RicliardD.C.i'"Z(.Co/.Benff.  S  C   26  4nr 


8  Sept.  54 
■  I  18  Oct.  33 


7  June  44 

15  Aug.  46 

20  Dec.  45 

7  Dec.  55 

20  July  54 


31  July  53 
25  July  49 

13  May  46 


7  Dec.  67 

2  .Inly  62 
I  Jan.  59 

27  Apr.  38 


Bradlord,  Evelyn,i'ii/.Co/.Beng.  SXorps  m  Jmc'o 
Brendon,  Algernon, 1'^  Co/.  R.  Art.  .."^'=^'> 

Brereton.  John  Alfred,Z/.  Co/.  Bengal  S  C 
i:s.c.  Brett,  HanyArmstrong.'"  i/.Co/.  ( 

O.\ford.sbirc  Light  Inlontry  j 

Brewster,  Henry  Craigie,  Lt. Col.  j6  Foot 
Briggs,  David,"iZ/.Co/.  Bengal  Staff  C. 
Briggs,  James,  Lt.Col.  Manchester  Ren 

Brook,  Richard  Cruudel,i';Z/.Co/.South/        „       '/ ' 

Lancashire  Regt j  ;3i  May  59,19  An 

Brooke,  Edward  '£hos.,"»  Lt.Col.  R  Eno-  ! 

Brown,  Chas.  Langl'ord,i2"Z/.Co/.Ben.SC    i  Jan'  44 

Brown,  Geo.  Rodney,'^  Ll.Col.  Ros'aU  ' 

(Bengal)  Artillery j 

Bruce,  Alex.  Andrew,'"^  Lt.Col.  Ben.  S  C. 
Bruce,  Alex.  James,  Lt.Col.  Madras  S  C 
Buckle,C. Randolph,!,/. Co/.  R. (Mad.) Art 
Budd,  Richard  C,  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C 
Bum,  John  Macvicar,'"  Lt.Col.  Ro.yan 

Artillery    ....Si      

Burnaby,    Eustace    Beaumont,'^    CB.  t 

Lt.  Col.  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry  j  ' '"  ''"'y 

Butler,  Henry,'»3  Uajor,  57  Foot  [R]  I  ,  Har 
Byam,  Edw.  W.  G.'^-  Col.ComdI.  &.  Mar.lia  May 
Cameron,  Donald  R.™  CJi"«.  Lt.   Col.  '1  ■ 

Royal  Artillery Cl       

Campbell.John  P.i^»X/.Co/.  E.  Lanc.Re<n.! .,  May  -- 
Campbell.JohnP.W.iwz/.Co/.BengalS.C.IjS  July  42 
Campben,Sir  John  Wm.,i*.Bui-/.L/.Co/  j  \      •"*  ■>  ''^  "  """•  4";23  *\ov.  50 

Royal  ArtiUeiy ;  ,'3  Oct.  54  16  Dec.  54I10  Apr.  61 

Campbell,  Wm.  Maxwell,"'  Major,  R.\]  '  j  ' 

(Bombay)  Engineers   J   ''  June 58  27  Aug.  58I13  Dec.  69 

Cardew,  Henry,  I"  Z^.  Co/.  R.  Artlllerv      8  Ap         '        - 
Carey,CoustantinePhipps,Z/.Co/.R.Eng.  i.  Au 
Carey,  De Vic  Francis,Z(.Co/.R.  (Ben.) Art 
Carey,  Thomas  Priaulx,  Lt.  Col.  R.  Art. 
Carey,  Wm.  Dobree,  Lt.Col.  R.  Art, 


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3  Apr.  47    .  Au^'  t?    8  Feb'  ^'l  ^1''  *'i ''  ^^■•-  73  >7  Mar.  78  19  Feb.  79 

4  .iu_.  ,^  ,5  Feb.  6,,  3  Apr.  bj]  3  Apr.  7;    3  Apr.  78  25  Nov.  81 


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4o,3oDec.  32JI2  June  0,  12  June  66  t2  June  72!  12  June  77,  sSept.,? 


I  May  55:29  July  62'2o  Sept.7ij  i  Oct.  77 
19  Aug 


I  Oct.   81;  7  July  85 


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13  J'eb.  S2  31  Aug.  5,i2,  May  58  20  July  67,29  July  76    ,  July  S.,i8  \Iar  87 


5  Nov.  53|,8  Feb.  61 

6June  51,31  Mar.  57 

•7  Aug.  58124  Mar.  6i 

20  Oct.  56:20  July  66 

pi  July  55  ti  Sept.63 
4  Aug.  63 


6  Aug.  79 

I  Mar.  64 
I  Jan.  64 

9  Dec.  67 

Aug.  66 


5  Sept, 
2  Mar.  47J23  Mar.  49;  6  xov.  54 
,Mo,-  -~  26  Dec.  61  30  Nov.  7J 

6  Mar.  56 '10  Mar.  66 
6  Nov.  54  30  Apr.  50 

21  Jan.  4612SN0V.  56 


I  July  81;  I  July  85  17  Jan.  S7 
7  Feb.  74 1  7  Feb.  7930  July  86 
I  Jan.  701  I  Jan.  75  3  July  81 
17  Mar.  69I 17  Mar.  74I31  Dec.  7S 

-  T-r-^l-  '5  Aug.  72  15  Aug.  77,15  July  82 
2o  Dec.  65  20  Dec.  71  20  Dee.  76  5  Sept.  75 
5  July  72,  I  July  81  14  Dec.  85  21  Julv  S5 
m  July  74  2o  July  8gJ2o  July  8415  Dec.  87 


5  July  72    I  July  81 


.,  r  Apr.  60 

:4  17  May  60 


Lt.Col.  North  Lancashire  l--„ 

Carnell,  William, '«  Z/. Co/.  Bengal  S.C. 
Gary,  Thomas  Alphonso,  Lt.  Cji.  Somer-  / 

set  Light  Infantry j 


7  Mar.  54 
J  — -o- J7  .5  Nov.  54  17  jj.ay  no 

8  Dec.  4S,io  Mar.  54  27  Aug.  56 

17  Dec.  51,17  Feb.  54,  i  Apr.  59 

■31  July  55    I  Mar.  64 


Carleton,    Richard  '  Langford     Leir-,  )         , p' "-"J  5jj  i  J^ar.  04 

"      jRegt S  "J  Juue59i  3  Jan.  64  23  Dec.  58 


I  Dec.  4615  June49|i5  Feb.  6: 
3  May  59  I,  Apr.  62  23  Mar.  66 


CastIe,Fred.  John.i«Z*.Co/.  Regtl.  Dist.  3oMar.  49'  7  Mar  ^J-oMar 
Catty,  Charles  Parker, "7 £(.Co/.  46  Foot...  2  May  45  Z  Jan  f  7::6  Au^'  11 
Cave,  Geo.  Noble,  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C.  ...  10  Dee.  41  2?  Mar  tl  '7  Feb '  =6 
Cavenagh,  Gordon,'«Z/.Co/.  B?ngal  S.  O.  iS  Jan.  45  'o  Jmi^  lo'iS  Jan  6^ 
Chambers,  Rich.W.i"Z<.  Co/.  Bengal  S.C.  12  June  li  '7  ilTr  46'  ?  jSSe  ^ 
Chapmau,IngramFras.'-Z/.Co/.Bo.u.S.C  27  May  48'  i  Aor    -IsF^   I? 

Charley    John,.^^  Z/.  Co/.  K.R.  Rifles 7  MaJ.  56  2    F^b'  &,A^^  6 

Cherry-Garrard,Apsley,i5»Z/.Co/.Regi-(     '    ,       =  ,=' ^^eu.  00  ,4  Aug.  67 
■       mental  District    j  'i  May  55  iS  Jan.  56129  Oct.  61 


I  Oct.  77 

6  June  ^6|2x  Mar 
I  Jul.y  8 

16  Jan.  73 

3  July  7_ 
28  July  62 

5  July  72 


I  Oct.  77 

5  July  72 
5  July  72 
5  July  72 
5  July  72 
II  Deo.  72 
I  July  81 
II  Dec.  66 
31  Dec.  78 


2  Mar.  81 

—  .  6,, 
12  Ma.y  S7 

16  .fan,  82 

16  Mar.  80 
28  July  68 

19  Feb.  81 
22  Nov.  79 


1  July  8 

2  Mar.  85 

16  Jan.  73 
8  Sept.  92 

16  Jan.  86 


14  Dec.  87 

I  July  87 

I  July  81 
20  Nov.  98 

I  Kov.  87 


16  Mar.  84:  I  July  87 
28  July  73:14  June  76 
19  Feb.  85J  8  Dec.  86 
22  Nov.  83  28  Nov.  84 


6  Nov.  78  16  Nov.  82:16  Nov.  83 


5  Dec.  , , 
16  Jan.  75 
I  Oct.  77 
I  July  81 


^  Dec.  -. 

16  Jan.  80 

I  Oct.   8t 

July 


Dec 

;4  Jan 


82 

, 80 

I  Oct.   82 
Apr.  87 


II  Nov.  82,  ;i  Nov.  S6:i2  Feb.  87 


II  Dec.  72  II  Dec. 
I  July  Si    I  July  8 


i  8  Oct.  97. 
:  Oct.   87 


5  July  72,23  July  7QI23  July  83  27  Jan.  86 
30  July  58ji9  Oct  68,19  Oct.  7331  May  76 
10  Dec.  6i,ioDec.  67:10  Dec.  7225  June  79 
18  Jan.  65:18  Jan.  71:18  Jan.  76  28  Oct.  76 
12  June  61112  June  67:12  June  72,  5  June  75 
27Ma.v  68  27  May  74)27  May  79    i  Deo.  81 


12  Sept. 79'  I  July  81 
;o  Sept.74[ii  Nov.  78 


July  85    I  July  S7 
Nov.  82J  I  Sept.  87 

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6oi  Major  Generals  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. 


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43    5  Apr.  47    7  Oct.   51 
41    I  Nov.  45,28  pec.  5: 


Ch-chester,  John  Octavius,  Lt  Col.  39  Foot,  't'  Oct.   30  27  May  42  21  Apr.  54 
Chichester,    Bobert    Bruce,'"    Lt.Col.  > 

Regimental  District  [R] ' 

ChriBtopher,  L.  BJ''  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.  C. 
Chrjstie.Wm.iK  Lt.Col.  R.  {Madras)  Eng. 
Clarke,  .Sir  Stanley  de  A.  C.."»  KCVO.\ 

CMO.    Major.   6    Dragoon    Guards;  | 

Fqiierrgloit.S.H.  the  FnnreofWalet,  >■ 

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Clay,  Alex.  Davidson,  Z(.Coi.  Mad.  S.C-.. 

Cleik,  Henry,  Colonel,  E.  Artillery ■ 

Clifford,  Milier.'Tofoiifi,  R.  Artillery  ... 

Cockliurn,  Charles  Freil."^  Col.  R.  Art 

Oolclough,  Georgc.1'3  Col.  B.  Artillery 


4  Jan 
iiJune53    3  Apr.  56  30  Sept.  61 


3  Aug.  55  25  Jan.  56|  14  June  59 


Cole,  Robt.Andre^vs,"■»Z^C1/.Maclra8S.C. 
Coles,  Thos.  Gordon.  X^tV,/.  Bombay  S.C. 
Colliugwood,  Cleniiell,!"  Lt.Col.  R.  Art... 
Collins,  Edw,  Arch.""  Lt.Col.  Regtl.  Diet. 
Collinson,Thos.Bernaid.'»  Co/.  Rl.Eng  .. 
Coningluim,  H.  Evel.vn,  Lt.Col.  Mad.  S.C. 
Coninghani,  Walter,'™ i^ Co/,  MadrasS.C. 
Connolly,Edvi-a..7os.B.';To/.foi/i.R  Mar. 
Cook,  James,''' Zf.CiiJoiitV  Indian  Staff) 

Corps    ' 

(;ook\vorthy,Colin,''2X/.(;<-i.E^(Beii.2Art, 


20  Dec.  4"^  15  Mov.  53  18  Feb.  6 
19  Mar.  39:13  Aug.40  27  Sept.47 
19  June  41  13  Apr.  42 1 30  June  48 
19  Dec.  49'  .6  June5i|23  Feb.  56 
19  .June 44^26  Feb.  46  18  Mar.  52 


,      LIBUT. 
COLOSEL. 


16  Aug.  64!  10  May  74' 10  May  79   2  July  79 

17  Mar.  63  24  Dec.  70,24  Dec.  75   3  May  84 

18  Feb.  6i|  4  Jan.  67    4  Jan.  72  31  Aug.  78 
IS  Aug.C8  II  July  7711  July  81    8  Jan.  83 


4  Feb.  71 


I  Oct.  77129  Dec.  83126  Sept.'K 


20  Dec.  66'2oDec.  72120  Dec.  77 
16  Nov.  58,28  Nov.  59  28  Nov.  64 

2  Nov.  55  28  Sept.oi  '28  Sept.66 
5  July  72  16  Jan.  75116  Jan.  80 

3  Fet).  64I30  Jan.  66130  Jan.  71129  Oct.  01 
14  Dec.  53  23  Nov.  56  14  Dec.  6514  Dec.  73|i4Dec.  79 '4  Dec.  8328  Feb.  36 

3  Mar.  47  .5  Nov.  53  29  Nov.  59  3  Mar.  67  3  Mar.  73;  -I  far.  7S  15  Apr.  7'. 
23  Oct.  54  6  Jan.  55  II  Dec.  61!  5  J"ly  72  i  July  81  i  July  85  11  Aug.  3p 
23  Jan.  52'  6June54  28Jan.  59  20  June  70  3  May  76  3  May  81  .7  Mar.  87 
,6  June  38   0  Mar.  41  16  Apr.  47  26  Oct.  58  20  Sept.6cj2o  bept.65   2  Aug.  7. 

4  Feb.  =5  23  Nov.  56    4  Feb.  67    4  Feb.  75'  4  Feb.  81    4  ^eO-  85  12  Feb.  80 
12  Dec.  57  12  Nov.  59  12  Dec.  69  12  Dec  77 
16  Feb.  47  27  May  48  25  Feb.  58;  5  July  72,15  Oct. 

8  June  61  30  July  62    8  June  73|22  Nov.  79|27  Jan.  86 

>:ooKVVoriny,.,oi.i,,-.-^,........,^....,^...;..  June42    3  July  45  ■■  June  .,7J2o  .My  58  '9  JlJ^ea 

Corban.Wm.Watts.'-'i^^o/.BerksRegt.:2.Tuly  50   3  Feb.  54  29  Dec.  541^8  Oct^  69       Oct.  77 
Corrie  Wm  Taylor,' ■■'i'.CoMlevonRegtl  7  Nov.  56  m  June  58  23  July  61;  22  July  7.    i  Oct.  77 


2  Mar.  81 

76 


27  June  So 
24  Apr.  72 
21  June  73 
29  Oct.  81 


2  Mar.  85;  13  Dec.  85 
4  June  79!  4  June  82 


27  Jan.  90 

19  June  71 
I  Oct.  81 
I  Oct.  81 


Lt.Col. 


■II' 


II  Dec.  41    3  July  45'  8  June  56 


Cosby,   Thomas  Brittle,'''  Lt.  Col.  W.  1  I      j^^^.^^        „  Aug.  54  24  July  571  S  May  72 

Yorkshire  Regiment ilJ  ^ 

Courtenav,  Henry  Reginald, 

Royal  (Bengal)  Artiller.y 
Courtney 

Cowper,  Henry  „ , ,    .       .     ,. 

Cox,C.Vyvvan,'"CS.(;b7.  R.(Bengal)  Art.^ii  June  38  '7  Aug.  41 
Cox,  Chas.'Wm.'K  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C...  4  Mar.  44  3  Mar-  46 
Cox,  Fras.  Ertw.'"  Colonel.  Royal  Eng.  .6  Aug.  40  20  *eb.  47 
<;ox!williamHamilton,Co/.  B.  Artillery  -    10  June  4 


12  Sept.oo 

I  Aug.  72 
26  Nov.  84 
18  Jan.  82 

•  Sent.  78'  2  Sept.  82  27  Aug.  87 

I  1 

II  Nov.  63  II  Nov.  68|  I  Aug.  72 

I  July  85  31  Dec.  87 

4  Sept.89  10  Sept. 98 

^  M.ar.  53    4  Mar.  53    2  June  60  17  Apr.  63    i  Aug.  7- 

4  Mar.  59'  4  Mar.  641  4  Mar.  7o|  4  Mar.  75   5  June  7; 

I  Ajn-.  55  26  Apr.  59    4  June  70' 19  June  77    7  Sept.  85 

3  Apr.  42  30  June  481  6  Apr.  60    i  Apr.  61    i  Apr.  66  20  July 


r'Ht'vr'-fz^-.Co^R.  Eni.i      '3.  July  55  2.  Sept.62l  3  Au..  72;  i  July  8. 

nryH.P. /-^Co/.Bengo,lCay.;  4  Sept. 59   4  Sept.oo  13  Oct    70       ^ei  t.  9    4  b  Pt.  5 


^  _  I  Apr.  61    I  Apr.  66 

cr-acroS;  BCTnardT'^V/i.Co/.  Bengal  S.C.  15  May  54  21  Feb!  57  ?s  May  66;. 5  M'ay  74  IS  May  3o  15  May  8.  20  July  83 
Creagh.CharlesAugustusFitzGerald,'*'  )  I  j  g     ,      I  9  peb.  ^s    6  May  63    i  Oct.  77)  i  July  81    i  July  65  23  Apr.  S7 

/.<.Coi.  S.  Staffordshire  Regt )  "'^\  "    ;      „    '  , -pm,   <;.'  ,  Feb   '71I  -Feb   76    o  Aor   80 

Creagh,  William,'*-  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.  C.   3  Feb.  45'3'  Mar.  48    3  Feb.  60I  3  Feb.  65    ,  !■  eb.  7'!  o  i  eo.  7OJ  9  Apr.  »o 
Croftoii,  Frederick  Robert  Cameron,""  ■(  '«■!?„),    ,0,21  Feb  60  23  Mar.  66  31  Dec.  78:19  Nov.  81  19  Nov.  85  21  July  86 

i^C<,Mrish  Rifles ;]  ^'      t,  ,         '       .  <. 

Crossman,S!>William,A-CJ[fG.C</;.R.Bng.li9  Deo.  48  ■?  Feb.  54112  Aug.  58 
Crowe,  T.  Carlisle,'"  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bom.)  1.  ^^  j^^^       L,  dbc.  53  27  Aug.  58 

Artillery i  1      „  ,1      -o  i     « 

Croz.er,  Henry  Darley.i'.Oo?.  R.  Eng.,,,'      ,20  Dec.  56I27  Feb.  66 

Cumberland,Chas.Edw.'™CB.Co/.R.Eiig.  18  Dec.  47|i3  Nov.  5i|io  June  56 
Cumberland,  Wm.  Boniiiick,''-"  i'-C"*- ].  I,  j^ne  52I  4  July  57li8Feb.  61 

R.  (Bengal)  Art. .., J|  '       1       ' 

Cuming  W.  Herbert.'-'^  i(.('oJ.MadrasSCii2  June42lii  May  45  12  Jun057 
Cunliffe,  R.  Henry, '"X;  CoZ.  Madras  S.C.  13  June  51  n  Feb.  55  13  June  63 


Cuthbcrt,  Robert  Thomas  P.,  Lt.Col.'t 


14  July  54  13  Feb.  55  24  Aug.  58 


5  July  72!  II  Dec.  73  11  Dec.  78]  6  Jan.  86 
5  July  72'  I  Aug.  72I  I  Aug.  77  31  Dec.  78 


Bast  Yorkshire  Regiment  i, 

Dalzell,JohnAlexander.i«8i/.Coi.53  Foot  30  Jan.  47  14  Mar.  51  19  «ov.  57 
Dance  Edw  Wm.  Col.  R.  (Madr.)  Art.  ..  11  June  42  28  Aug.  46  n  June  57 
Dandridge,Cba8.C.'»i^C'o(.BengalS.C.|'8Jan.  45  i3Mar.84  i"  Oct.  59 
Darnell,   Frederick  Francis,™'  ■'''•  <^°'- '*.',,  Aug  -3  16  Dec    59I  8  May  67  18  Dec.  75 

Gordon  Highlanders Ji^       ^'^1  I      t^         o 

c.  Darling,  Sydney,™  Lt.Col.  9  Foot  30  May  4j|  4  July  45:29  Dec.  48 

Dashwond,  Richard  Lewes,"-  X'-Coi. ")  1  ,,  i,,  net    ^=    6  Nov.  60 

East  Yorkshire  Regiment   to  .uaj   _„   9        -^-l 

Davidsou,Alex.-'»»CW.R.  (Bombay)  Eng.'  8  Dec.  48  i  Aug.  54|=' Aug.  58 
Davidson,  Alex. Geo.  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C.  14  Aug.  41  n  Mar.  45|i4  Aug.  50 


I  July  3i'  I  July  85 

11  Apr.  71 1  I  Oct.  77 

31  Dec.  78'3i  Dec.  82 

12  June  68  12  June  73  23  Jan.  75 
3  ,June7i|i3  June 77]  i  July  8iii4  JuneSj 
7  Aug.  70  15  Aug.  77115  Aug.  Si  15  Aug.  Si 


II  Dec.  73 
15  June  DO 

5  July  72 

June  62 


17  Dec.  87 
17  Dec.  87 

17  Nov.  85 


26  Apr.  59 
4  Nov.  66 
18  Jan.  65 


31  Aug.  60 
22  Sept.  73 

14  Aug.  61 


4  June  70  25  June  76 


14  Dec.  65 
18  Jan.  71 

I  July  81 

I  Apr.  70 

I  July  81 

10  Nov.  Do 


14  Dec.  73 
iS  Jan.  76 


19  Dec.  77 
31  Deo.  78 

1 1  Nov.  76 

I  July  85 1  5  Nov.  S7 
8  Mar.  83124  Apr.  84 
I  July  85  6  Sept.85 
19  Nov.  74131  Dec.  78 


8  June  55  IS  Feb.  58 


I  Jan.  65,  I  Aug.  72 

28  Dec.  57I28  Dec.  62I28  Dec.  68 
I  Mar.59129  Feb.  64I   I  Mar.  70 
"  Feb.  61  18  Sept.  65 


[4  Aug.  67'i4  Aug.  72J23  May  77 
8  Dec.  79 


8  Dec.  83    I  Aug.  Sf. 

28  Dec.  73'23  May  77 
I  Mar.  75|2i  Nov.  7u 
18  Sept.  70'  9  June  77 
"         "      May  78 


Davidson.  Alex.   Heiirj-,-"'  Lt.Col.  R.I 

(Bengal)  Art i 

Davidson,  James,  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C.  ...  28  Dec.  4-    7  Mar.  46 
Davidson,  Robert,  i-^Co;.  Bengal  S.C.  ,,,  20  Feb.  44  15  Oct.   52 

Davies,  James  Snow,ir.CD/.  Bengal  S.C.  18  Sept. 30   2  May  43;";  ?.CP'-S\ ,  „„h  o- ,-,  Fe"r.   -^viTFeb    '■,&  , 
Davies,  Lewis  M.^""  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.C  .7  Feb.  47  .5  Nov.  53  '8  Feb.  0,  .7  Feb^  6    17  Feo   73,17  |eb   ,8  3 
Davison,  George,  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.C.,;  4  Sept.42  21  Jan.  46,  4  Sept.  57    4  feept.6-    4  ftept.08,  4  Sept.  73  -3  June73 
deBerry,Geo.F.2"7i<.Co;.Brig.Depot[R]'  7  Jan.  42  25  Apr.  4520001.  49  20  bept.Oi 
de  Bourbel,  Raoul,^"*  Col.  R.  Engineers    14  June  5c  23  Jan.  55  27  Aug.  5B,  5  i^iy  72 
Ue  Brett.  Harry ,2«  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C...  10  Dec.  53 
Deedes,  William  Henry ,2'"0,SO.,2-(.Co;.  ) 

RifleBrigade   S  _  , 

DeHavilland,James,2"Xf.C'o/.R.ArtilIeryi  1  Oct.  47  30  ,mne48'i3  Jaii-  5 


53  23  Nov.  56J 10  Dec.  65'  10  Dec.  73 
5515  .Ian.  56  23  Aug.  64 1  1  Oct.  77 


6  June  56 

be  la  Fosse,  Hen.  Geo.""  CB.,  Lt.Col. \\      r,       o.l.,x„v  =6' 21  June  61 '22  June  61 

Regimental  District  [R] i  ,  '  "^''-  S"!'^  >oy.50,  | 

2oApr.  5si  2Dec.  62    5.Tuly  72 


de    Moleyns,  Townsend  Aremberg,^' 

Lt.Col.'Ro\B.\  Artillery    S 

Ben-aehy,Sir'rhos.'"KcrE.Lt.Col.Ben.-n      ,^     ,,23  Nov  56 

S  C.Ej^tmGroommWoitingtotheQueenS  ^°  ''"'^   'i  23  ^^ov.  50 
Dennis,  James  Benj.  Colonel,  JL  Art.   ...,,.|i8  ,Tune  36I28  June  38 


1  Apr.  70I29  Mar.  78,13  June  83 
10  Mar.  7610  Mar.  811  4  July  87 
10  Dec.  79lioDec.  83  31  May  86 

9  Aug.  82   9  Aug.  86^  7  Dec.  87 


20  July  63 
I  Apr.  46 
Denniss,  Air.  Digbv,='»X^ Co!.  R.  (Ben.)A.!i3  Dec.  ir  3  Mar.  53  27  Aug.  58 
l)l^llor.^ugh,  John.'^"  CS.  Co/onf?,  R.  Art.  18  June  4=  6  Apr.  43  15  Feb.  49 
IiL'sVoeux.  Alfred  Anthony,2=' i^. Co/.  >  I  ^  r,..     3,  ,  peb    =217  Dec.  60 

Bombay  Staff  Corps .)  :  "-it         •- 

deWinton,S!i-FrancisWalter.22S(JCAtGf.-i 

CB.  Controller  and  Treat,  of  the  Hotue-  > 

holdto  Jf.R.U.  the  Duke  of  York ) 

Dick,  Wm.  Aber.^'"  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.C. 


I  Jan.  68 
4  Mar.  72 

I  July  81 

2c  July  71)20  July  77 

I  Jan.  57 

5  July  72I  I  Aug.  72 
13  Oct.  60  IS  Feb.  61 

I 
8  Dec.  68    8  Dec 


;  Apr.  54 
[  Dec. 


17  July  54    I  Apr.  60 


[  Oct 
I  Oct. 


76   I  May 


1 


5  July  72 


H  June  48  II  July  58  20  July  58 


12  May  80 
I  Dec.  69 


77J10  2\.ug.  S7 
I  July  85;  6  Nov.  86 

20  July  81  14  Aug.  S5 

I  Jan.  62   6  July  67 
I  Aug.  77]  14  Dec.  78 

11  Jan.  O7'3o  May  77 

8  Dec.  79  20  Mar.  So 

12  May  84   -2  July  90 
10  June  73  25  Nov.  74 


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LIEUT.  CAPIAW.        MAJOB. 


Dickson,  Ed^rd  John  »  6W CaXi^T "  " """  ■"!  '  '="P'^-t7,'o  May  55!       -  ,3  Pe 

r-'^-.'-Jfa,,  ■f j  27  Sept.  ,9  14  Oct.  43'.3Apr.  40,7  Dee.  eo'isOc 

m.  Matt.  Charles.™  Co/.  R.  Art      ,„Aro,  „..  i„.    ._,      ,         :       .  .         ,        ° 


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W<'o/ 

ViS  Dixon,  Matt.  Charies,™  CoV' R'Ai't 
Dixon,  Thos.  Fraser,M«X/. Co/.  Ro<-tl  1 

District  -''    ■  > 

Downes,  Major  WrnsJ^CUG.Lt.'cor 
Royal    Artillery;    Commaudayit   'l 
I  toi-ian  Local  Farces 

Drayson,  Alfred  WiIkes>«"Co/  R'Art 
,      Drew,    Fras.  Barry,=«2  CB.  Lt.Col    w"-) 
Yorkshire  Reciment  '  j 

■       Du  Cane, Sir  Edni.Fred.A-ei.CorREiie 
Ducat  Cyril  H.  1^.  U.Col.  Leinster  Reg?: 
Duff,  Robert  AVilham,  Lt.Col  R  En? 
Dumaresq.  Wm.  Lovelace.  Col.  R  Art  ' 
Dun,  Charles  Wm.=«  Zt.Col.  Madras  S  C 
Dwyer,  Hen.  Arthur.'wx/.fo/  Benf  S  C 
Earle,Wm.  H.  S.==i  Zt.Col.  Bengal  Sc'    ' 
bccles,  Cuthbert,=52  i^Co/.  Regimental  i 

District  i 

Edgcombe,  Wm.  Henry!  i(.CoZ.  r'  Bno- 
tjdmeades,  Henry.^s*  OL.  Lt.Col.  R.  A?t 
h,kins,CharlesChe-ster.X(.Co/.BengalS  C 
Wder,  John  James,  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S  C 
E  hot.  Minto.  M"  £/.C»7.  R.  Artillery  ' 
Ely.  Henry  F.  W.^"  Mnjoi;  go  Foot  ■' 
I'.t.c.  Emerson,  Alexander  '  Lyon  i'^-  ) 
Lt.Col.  Gloucester  Regiment  '  f 
Emerson.  James,^"  Lt.Col.  Bengal  s"c 
Eteson.  Franci8,2«*  Lt.  Col.  3  Foot  '  ' 
Btheridge,  Alfred  Tho.^s'  CSI  Lt  Col"^' 

Bombay  S.C '        I 

Svezard,  Geo.  Charles.  i,;.C„/.'  Bom's  C 
i'airtlough,  Edward  D'Heillemer,5«Z<  ) 
Co/.  Regimental  District  '  * 

Falcounet^  GrenviUe  P.  do  Pal'ezi'eux;  '1 
X/.Co/.  H.  (Madras)  Engineers  ( 

t  alls,  AndrowVance,268  Col.  R.  (lla(ir.  j  •) 

Art.   [R J    f 

Farewell,  Willinrn  Thomas  Freke»ir,(  , 
Co/.  Miidras  Staff  Corps  '  '1 

Farmer,  Reginald  Onslow,  Col  R  Xrt 
Fmch,  Alex.  U.  H.  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bom.)  Eng 
Finch.Walter  John.Z/.Co/.  R  (Bom  )  Art 
Firth,  Robert  Fras.2'<X/.Co/.  Benn-  g  c' 
FitzGerald,  Charles,"*  zi.Col.  49  Foo'' 
FitzGerald,  Jlordaunt  Martin  ''i^  Lt  Col  ) 
Royal  ( Bengal)  Artillery      '  '< 

FitzGerald,Richard,'"X/:Co/.WelshRe"l 
FitzHugh,  Alfred,""  CB.  LI.  Col.  Ben  S  "c' 
titzHugh,  Henry  Torrick,"' Co/.  R.Art 
titzroy,  William,  Lt.Col.  Regtl.  District' 
Metcher,  H.  Clydc^so  /,/.  Col.  Madras  S.C 
toord.Wm.  Octavius,»  Lt.Col  Mad  S  C 
Poote.  Wm.  Fra.=s4  Col.Com.  R.  Marines  ' 
I'orbes,  Charles  Pulteney,2«  Lt.Col  i 
Leinster  Regiment  ' , 

Ford,  Bamett,=8«  Zt.Col.  Madras  S.c;" 
Poriong,  Jas.  G.  R.  289  Zt.Col.  Madras  S  c' 
^orster,  Thos.  Francis,2M£^  Co/  Ben  S  c' 
torsyth,  Alexander G.2"  Zt.Col.  Bengal)" 

StHff  Corps °      f 

Fowie,  C.  Stephen,2«Z(.'co/."Be'ngai's"c 
Freeth,  James  Holt,  Colonel,  R  Eng 
I'  rench,  William,™  Colonel.  R.  Artillen^  " 
Gage,  Ezekiel,  Lt.Col.  Madras  Staff  C 
;^fty<''P??e'''S.'°'  Colonel,  R.  (Bom  )  Art 
Gifford,  HerbertH.  Forbes,3l«i^  Cot.  i  qHus 
(nlbert-Cooper.  Eiiw.  M  ™  zt  Col  t 
Bombay  Staff  Corps...  '       '[ 

Gillespie,  Wm.  John.^i^  ii.Cor  Berk- i 

shire  Regiment    ; 

Girardot,  George  Chas.»«  ii;Coi."Dur-  ) 

ham  Light  Infantry ( 

Glanyille.  Fra.  Robert.  C'o/one/R  "Art 
Gleig,  Alex.  Cameron.:"=  Lt.Col.  R  Art  " 
Godby,  Chris.  Jas.'i"  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S  C 
Godby,  Joseph,^''  Col.  R.  ArtUlery 
Goddard,  John,  Zt.Col.  R.  (Madr.)  Eng" 
Godfrey, Wm. H.  R. »'» Lt . Col.  Madras S.c' 


10  Mar.  39 
to  Apr.  49 

'■  Dec. 


6  Aug.  40 

23  May  45 

■  9  Deo.  48  -, 5, 

27  June  59  17  Sept.6i 


n  Apr.  4,  '30  June48  17  July  55    2  Nov.  55'28  June  62 
"  Feb.  52  20  Dec.  54  20  Sept.69    i  Oct.  77I  i  Oct.  S, 


I  Oct.  77    I  Oct.  Si 
5  July  72    I  Oct.  77    ,  Oct.  8 


vFeb.  S4|i4  Xov.  59 
28  Nov.  46li7Feb.  54 


17  Aug.  48  21  Nov.  51 
17  Feb.  54 


■  9  Deo.  5o|i7  Fell. 


iS  June  45 
10  June  42]  I 


6  Apr.  58 
'2  Jan.  68 
Dec.  58 


I  Apr.  46  22  Sept.  53 


-  -  _  _„^  .^^  JO  May  44  10  June  57 

2SDec.  4c]is  June45  25  Dec.  55 

^sNov.  56 


7  Feb.  43 
9  July  52 
12  Dec.  SI 


20  Dec.  ,„ 
29  Jan.  48 


31  Dec.  47 

"  Aug.  54 

'  Aug.  54 
31  July  55 
Jan.  51 


iS  Jan.  56 

S  Feb.  61 
i6  July  67 
S  Feb.  61 


12  June  52  iS  Feb!  6 


I  Jane 53'  8  Sept. 57'  8Feb.  63 
22  Juiie49j  ^  June  54  17  Nov 


1  Jan.  68  20  Dec.  69  20  Dec.  74 
27  July  63  25  Oct.  73'25  Oct.  78 
5  July  72I11  Dec.  73'!!  Deo.  78 
I  Dec.  801  1  July  8i|  i  July  85 
5  .Tuly  72 1  6  June  77  I  July  81 
SPeb.  6e\  I  Jan.  68;  i  Jan. 
10  June  62  10  June  68'io  June 
iSPeb.  61  25  Dec.  66  23  Dec.  ,, 
'7  ieb.  63  17  Feb.  69  17  Feb.  74 

27  Feb.  59,29  Sept.77  29  Sept.S 


17  Aug, 
I  July 
74  20  Liec.  79 
29  Jan.  79 


57 


12  Jan.  55!i3  July  55', 4  Sept.67 


24  Sept.42 

6  Aug.  47 

13  July  41 
26  Aug.  43 
20  Oct.  48 

12  Junes 
II  June  39 

4  Apr.  43 

16  Dec.  46 

13  junesi 
[I  Dec.  57 

7  Mar.  55 
7  Jan.  54 

y  Dec.  50 

18  Sept.46 

Dec.  55 

Dec.  45 

29  May  49 

4  Mar.  44 


[o  June  45  JO  July  57 
15  Apr  --  ■ 

5  Jan.  44 


30  Nov.  48 
19  Oct.  50 


Mar 
13  July  56 
26  Aug.  58 
S  Jan.  s8 


Aug.  54US  Feb.  61 
17  Aug.4i|ii  June  34 

,26  Jan.  45    0  Jan.  58 

30  May  48  20  June  54 
Aug.  54  27  Aug.  58 


5  July  72  17  Aug.  77 

S  July  72    I  July  81 
20  Dec.  68  20  J)ec 
29  Jan.  6S  29  Jan.  74  .,  „..„.   ,^ 

5  July  7?  31  Dec.  78  31  Dec.  82 
15  May  66  19  Oct.  75  19  Oct.  So 
22  Sept.  75    I  July  8 
24  Sept.62  24  Sept.68 


5  July  72  18  Sept.' 79 

July  61  13  July  67 

26  Aug.  63  20  Aug.  69 


I  Apr.  70; 
S  July  72 


27  Aug.  ^. 
14  June  57 
29  Oft.  54 

26  June  56 

10  Nov.  48 
23  Nov.  56 
13  Apr.  46 
10  Feb.  54 
2  Dec.  46 


:4  I^far, 
17  Mar, 
2  Oct. 

10  Feb. 


60 


20  Feb.  57'2i  Aug. 61 

I  Aug.  37J29Mar.  41 

27  Aug.  58I  -,  Oct.  60 

16  Sept. 40,11  Sept.42 
30  Dec.  43'3o  June  4^ 
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15  July  721  4  June  70 
7  Dec.  75  22  Nov.  79 

6  June56l  I  Jan.  68 
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13  June  45  10  July  52 
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II  Sept.68|3i  Oct.  77  21  July  80 

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6  June 56]  I  Jan.  68J10N0V  - 


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17  Feb.  54 
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10  Dec.  47'   I  Aug.  54  .L./  .^^3.  ju 

Godman,  Rrchar'd  Temr^e"M'^''uca%'^-  '°  °'='=-  "'1="  '^'■'-  'f  ^"'-  'T  ''"'■  ^T  '""'' 
Dragoon  Guards j  17  May  501  3  Mar.  54  21  July  55122  June  70  28  Oct. 

Goldsmid,  Sh-   Frederick  John  ^'s'cb')        .            '                                       i 
XCS/.Xf. Co/.  Madras  Staff  Corps     '  f  P*  J^°-  39  24  Sept.4o|3o  June  s 

Gold3worthy,WalterTuckfield,32iZ(.Co/  ) 
Essex  Regiment ...  f. 

Gordon,  Charles  S.S.Evans-,£/.Co'/'unattii 
Gordon,  Bdw.  C.  A.^''  Col.  R,  Eng 
Gordon,  James, Lt.Col.  Bombay  Siaff  C 
Govan,  Chas.  Maitland,^^!  Col  R    \tI 
Graham,  Archd.W.MO£^.Co/.Bombays'c 

riro'Viom       flan       Cri— ™,,„    l.^t     r  J     .-»     J    -..        "^   ~     „ 


^4  Mar.  71  24  Mar.  76 

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[3  June  46  21  June  49!  I 


Dec.  54I  2  Nov.  55 
Feb.  61 1 13  June  62 


I  Apr.  60 

31  Mar.  66 

13  June  72 

Oct.   70 


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uranam,  jonn  G.  Zt.Col.  i  Dragoons ,19  June  55  15  Feb.  56  10  Feb.  58  27  Mar.72!io  Apr.  76  10  Apr.  81  10  Apr.  86 

3  c  2 


73 

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14  June  76 
14  Jan.  84 


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24  May  85 
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23  Dec.  79 
31  Mar.  81 

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30  Mar.  8 1 

9  Nov.  87 

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17  Nov.  85 

9  June  77 
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4  ilar.  86 
31  Dec.  78 

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2  Aug.  87 
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27  Apr.  84 

4  June  83 
14  June  86 

26  Apr.  82 
;o  Nov.  86 
1 7  Jan.  77 
16  July  87 

27  Feb.  69 

3  Feb.  86 

23  June  76 

28  Oct.  75 
26  Sept. 80 

31  Dec.  79 

25  Nov.  74 
14  Dec.  71 

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29  Nov.  76 

31  Dec.  78 
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19  Feb.  79 
7  Dec.  87 
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21  July  86 
1  July  82 
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17  Apr.  78 
16  July  82 

31  Jan.  82 
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I  July  85 

9  Dec.  77 

1  Nov.  85 
31  Dec.  79 

7  July  83 

2  Mar.  78 
10  Apr.  ( 


6o5  Major  Generals  Retired  on  Full  Retired  or  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. 


I    COBMET, 
2nd  LIEUT., 
or  ENSIGN 


LIEUT.      I    CiPTlIN. 


LIEUT. 
C0LO3fEL. 


COLONEL. 


8  June  54  -o ..I  -  -         ,„ 

i  3  June  s6  30  Apr.  58  1 3  June  68 
24  Feb.  46I  5  Nov.  53  II  May  60 

8  Feb.  53  21  Nov.  56  21  Oct.   59 

9  Oct.  ss'io  Sept.58,  3  Sept.67 


Oraham.  ThomflS.'s'  CH  B.  (Bencral)  Art. 
Gratam.  Wm.  Uem-y,'-'' Lt.Col.  R.  Art. 
Grant,  James  Murray,  JJ.Col.  Mad.  S.C 

Gravec,  WiUiam,  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C 

Green,  John  Wm.™  Lt.Col.  Devon  Regt. 
Green,  Sir  Wm.  Henry  Rodes,'""  CB.  \ 
KCSI.  Lt.Col.  Bombay  Staff  Corps...  i 
Griffith,  Chas.Mat.=«  Xf.Co/.Bombay  S.C. 
Griffiths,  Clement  Jas.'" Li. Col.  Ben.  S.C. 
Grove,  Henrv  Leslie,  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C. 
Gunter,  James,3«  Lt.Col.  4  Dragoon  Gd». 
jj.j.c.  Gnynne,  Nadolig  Ximenes,-"*") 
Lt.Col.  Shr-.pshire  Light  Infantry  ...  J 
Haig,  Felix  Thackeray,  Co/.R(Mad.)Eng 
Haig,  Malcolm  R.  Lt.Col.  Bomhny  S.  C. 
Haiies,  JohnCHements,  Col.  R.  (Bom.)An. 
Hale,LonsdaleAugustus,3<;X(.  ft/.  R.  Eng 
Hales,  Arthur,  Lt.Col.  Inriskilling  Fns. 
Hallowes,  Geo.  Skene,  Lt.Col.  King's) 

Own  Borderers  (25  Foot) ..-i 

Hamilton,  Octavius,2*'X^^o^Be^galS.C 
"B  ffiHamilton.T.  de  Courcy,*"X'.C'o?.  64  F. 
c  Hammerbley,Frede^ick,'"i^  Co/.Uiiatt. 
Haneon,  George  Wm.^'  Lt.Col.  Bom.  S.U. 

Hanwell.  Joseph,  '^Lt.Col.  R.  Art 

Harcourt.    Philip    Hanmer,'"^   Lt.Col.  1 

Royal  (Bombay )  Artillery   i 

Hardy,  Campbell,  Lt.  Col.  Royal  Artiller.T 
Harris.  Jas.  Thos.»»  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.  C. 

Harris,  Webber  D.»»  Lt.Col.  104  Foot 

Harrison,  Kdw.^'  i/.Cs/.R.iBengal)  Art. 
Harrison,  Thos.  B.  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.  C... 
Harvest,  Edn".  Douglas,  Lt.Col.  97  Foot... 
Harvey,  John  Richard,  Lt.Col.  Kmg's  )_ 

Own  Borderers  (2i  Foot) t 

Hastings,  Dou!rlas.M»  Lt.Col.  t2  Foot[R] 
Hawes,  George  B.^'"  Lt.Col.  9  Foot  [H] 
Hawkins,  Alex.  C.''-  CB.  Co/.  R.  Art, [R] 
Hawkins,  Edward  Lindsay ,3"»  X'.CW.  ) 

Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery i 

Hay,  John  Charles,  Lt.Col.  Madras  b.  C. 

HaV    WoulPc.  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C 

Hay  ward,   Henry  Blakeiiey,3;«  i(.Co!.  > 

lierby  Regiment  (45  Fort)  i 

Heastoy,  Geo.  Bavies, Co.'.  Com.  R.  Marmes 
Henderson-Cleland.    John    William,^''') 

Lt.Col.  Madras  Staff  Corps ) 

Heriot,  Mackey  Andrew  H.  James.-*"') 

Col.    Com.  R.   Marines;    CommaTidtiii!  > 

Plymouth  Briginlf   folunteer  Infantry ) 

Hernck,    Benj.   Bousfield.'si   Col.  2nd  7 

Com.  Royal  Marines   i 

Heysham,Ban-ingtonFrederick,Z/.Co/. ) 

Madras  Staff  Corps i 

Hey  wood.  John  Jas."=  Lt.Col.  Glo'sterR. 
Hil'l,C.E.Dawson,£^.Co;.R.(Madras)Eng. 

Hill   Eustace.™*  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.  C 

Hills,  Sir  lohn.^i  KCB.  Lt.Col.  RoyaU 

(Bombayl  Engineers > 

Hime   Frederick.*"!  u,Col.  R.  Eng 

Hire,  Sydney  i.'''^  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C.  ... 
Hodgson,  Hugh  If  .^^  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C. 
Hogge,   Somerville  George  Cameron.') 

Lt  Col.  Berkshire  Regiment S 

Holland,  Hen.  Wm.  CB.  Lt.Col. 'Bom-'l 

bay  Staff  Corps i 

Holland,  Lumley  B-.'B.. Lt.Col.  Madras') 

Staff  Corps   J 

Holland,  Thos.  W.3M  Lf.Col.  Bengal  S.  C. 
Holmes,  Percy  Lee,=M£'. Co/. Madras  S.C. 
Hope,  John  Edward,2^'Sii.  Co/.  R.  Artillery 
HorncChas.  James,  Lt.Col.  Bedford  Regt. 
Horslev,  Frank.'""  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C. 
Hoste,I)ixon  Edw.'"=  OB.  Lt.Col.  K.  Art. 
Houghton.  Richmond,  Lt.Col.  Madr.  S.C. 
Hughes,  Chas.  Jas.'o*  Lt.  Col.  Ben.  S.C. 
Huo-hes,  Josenh  Wm-«'  Lt.Col.  Dorset) 

Regt.  (54  Foot)  tK] .( 

Hughes,  Sir  Robert  John,««  KCB.  Lt.  X 

Col.  63  Foot   S 

Hume,  John  Richard,*"'  Lt.Col.\i.ri.  55  F. 
Hunter,  Arthur  Stewart,*'^  Lt.  Col.  R.  Ai-t. 

Hunter,  John  Norris,  Lt.Col.  R.  Eng 

Hutchinson,  Alex.Hadden,  Lt.Col.  R.Art. 
Hutchinson.A.  R.  E."*  if.Co/.Beng.  S.C. 
Hutchinson,  Cha.  S.  CB.  Col.  R.  Eng.  ... 
Irvine,  Charles,«»X<.Co/.  Bengal  S.C.  ... 
Jacob,Hy.El)enezer,I,(.Co/.  Bombay  S.C. 

Jacob,  John,  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.  C 

Jago-Trelawny,  John,''"  Lt.Col.  HighO 

land  Light  Infantry S 

James, Edw.  Renouard,-"!^  Lt.Col.  R.Eng. 
c.Jarvis.Samue!  P.«*  CMG.Maj.&2  F.  [R] 
Jenkins,  Alex.«5  if.Co/.  Madras  S.-C.  ... 


MAJOB 
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•.-  .Tuiy  45  25  July  5i|22  July  60^22  July  65!=^  July  71  22  July  761^0 Mar.  80 
29  Aug.  42  10  Nov.  46  29  Aug.  57  -'9  Aug.  62;29  Aug.  68  29  Aug.  73  ^3  •[»"•  7.^ 
17  Nov.  57  .1  Mar.  59;  9  Oct.  63    i  Oct.   77    i  J"'?  81    i  July  85    i  July  87 


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2- Nov  56    8  June  66  15  Aug.  68  II  July  77    8  June  84  10  June  85 

„!__  T ''>i3Junu76:  2  Mar.  81    2  Mar.  85I  i  Nov.  87 

24  Feb.  6'-'24  Feb.  72  24  Feb.  77:26  Aug.  79 
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13  June  46  25  Feb.  51  10  May  60  13  June 66 

13  June  45  17  Apr.  47  27  Aug.  58;       

21  Dec.  53  21  Mar.  54  10  May  59    5  July  72 

8  Oct.  59    8  Mar.  671  2  Jan.  69  18  Oct.  79 


I  July  81'  I  July  SsjisDec.  87 

6  Dec.  68'  6  Dec.  73 1 31  Dec.  78 
13  June  72  13  June  77' 10  Feb.  81 
3  Aug.  65'  3  Aug.  70  31  Dec.  78 
I  Oct.  77  I  Oct.  81 1  1  Aug.  8,1 
I  July  81'  I  July  85I   I  July  87 


.6  Feb.  45  21  Oct.  5i!ioSept.5S:2i  Aug.  691S  July  7^1  1  July  81  uAug.Ei 
24  Jan.  39' 23  Sept. 41  ^20 Dec.  sJigJan.  58  21  Apr.  63  24  Jan.  70  23  Oct.  75 
30  Sept.42'10  Apr.  47  29  Dec.  54  10  Mar.  57,21  .4.pr.  68  20  May  73  2,  Jan.  74 
,  July  42  2.  Apr.  46  25  Apr.  511  6  .Tune  56.  i  Jan.  68  i  Jan.  7.5  6  ^ug.  tj 
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22  Di-c   52' 17  Feb.  5416  Mar.  60    =  July  72  15  Dec.  77  15  Dec.  8i  1:  Dec.  82 


9  Dec.  53  21  Aug.  58  21  Oct.  62 

,9  Dee.  49  :i  Aug.  51  23  Feb.  56 
27  June  /.g  13  Nov.  54  27  June  61 
25  Jan.  41  2b  Dec.  42    i  Mar.  52 


5  July  72'3i  Dec.  7831  Dec.  8»    3  June  84 

5  July  72  16  Jan.  75  16  .Tan.  80  29  May  8^ 

27  June  6927  June  75  27  June  80    7  Apr.  Ei 

15  Jan.  41  2b  uec.  42    i  .na.-.  52  19  Jan.  58:28  Nov.  68  28  Nov.  73  25  Feb.  7.^ 

7  June  ,4  12  Aug.  46  27  Apr.  58  15  Dec.  67  6  Feb.  70  6  Feb.  75  4  Oct.  77 
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9  Mar.  49  ?4  July  52  12  Dec.  50  3  Sept.7o|  1  Oct.  77  i  Oct.  8i|2,Jnne85 
2oMar.4o  S  Apr.  4215  Mar.  531-23  Mar.  6s  7  Sept.  74  i  July  81;  ,  July  81 
24N0V.4;    4  Jan.  46  cy  Sept.  48:  2  Not.  55    8Aug.64    2  Nov.  72  ;2i  .Inly  8-- 

1  Jan.  4.  2  Aug.  42  1  Nov.  48  2  Nov.  55.  i  June  62  i  June67j  i  May  80 
12  Dec.  51  25  June  57  18  Feb.  61  5  July  72' 31  Dec.  78  31  Dec.  S2  ,  June  86 
20  Dee.  52  -3  Nov.  56  20  Dec.  64  20  Dee.  72  20  Dec.  78  20  Dec.  82    ,  Apr.  86 

10  Dec.  53  30  Apr.  56  10  Dec.  6s|ioDec.  7310  Dec.  79  10  Dec.  831  4  Apr.  80 

8  July  56  24  Aug. 58  14  Jane 64  27  Feb.  75   4  Aug.  80'  4  Aug.84J,3  Jan.  86 


29  Dec.  45  27  May  48  12  Dec.  56J  5  July  72 
9  June  5431  Mar.  56    9Jmie66^  9June74 

5  Jaly  79 
5  Feb.  72 
3  Apr.  68 


T  Aug.  55  14  Apr.  59    3  Aug.  67 

27  Dec.  44  21  Mar.  48, 18 Dec.  55 
Apr.  48  I:,  Apr.  53  iS  Feb.  61 

17  Aug.  54  14  Itay  35  29  Jaly  62 
9  Dec.  42  31  Dec.  50-  g  Dec.  57 


17  Oct.  73  13  Apr.  79  ,3  Apr.  82 
9  June  80'  9  June  84J  4  Sept.86 


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18  Sept.73;i8  Sept.78 

3  Apr.  74,  3  Apr.  79 
31  May  8:31  May  85 
30  Apr.  63  30  Apr.  68 


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I  7  Apr.  56  24  Jan.  65  25  Aug.  73    i  July  81    ■  July  85 

12  June  41  22  Mar.  44    i  Dec.  55    2  Dec.  55  10  June  62  28  May  70 

27  July  44    5  Jan.  56  27  July  59  27  July  64  27  July  70  27  July  75 

22  Sept. 54' II  Oct.  55,  6  Sept. 58J 14  Aug.  67!  i  Sept.76|  i  July  81 

25  JuV  4'  23  Apr.  45    I  June  s^'^S  July  6i'2s  July  67  15  Aug.  68 

25  Jan.  41    4  Apr.  42  15  Dec.  53  18  Feb.  61  25  Jan.  67  25  Jan.  72  25  Nov.  74 

7Jime44    8N0V.49  10  June  57 1  7  June  64    7  June  70    7  June  75 '12  Aug.  76 

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"  ■     ,17  30  June  48    6. Tan.  55    2  Nov.  5524  Aug.  66    i  Oct.  76    i  May  80 


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27  Feb.  58  31  May  s9,3i  Jnn-  65  loOct.  74,10  Oct.  79  loOct.  83  4  Mar.  8, 
20  Nov.  49  II  Feb.  "5420N0V.61  20  Nov.  69,20  Nov.  75,20  Nov.  80  2  Feb.  83 
18  June  45    1  Apr.  46  24  Jan.  54  12  Dec.  54    3  Sept.62    i  Mar.  73  21  Dec.  81 


9  beer  It  16  Jan.'  57  9  Dec.  66  9  Dec.  74  9  Dec.  80  9  D<!C.  84 
15  May  52  25  Jan.  54    i  Apr.  59  23  Mar.  6qI  1  Oct.  77  15  May  82 

I  Deo.  54  26  Sept. 56*10  Dec.  62,20  Apr.  67I22  May  76' 14  N'O'V-  81 

7  Jan.  41*30  Aug.  43,  7  Sept. ss'io  May  64'  1  Apr.  70|iS  Oct.  78 
19  Oct.  49' 26  Nov.  52  29  Dec.  54;  8  May  66ii6  Sept.74  16  Sept.79 
28  Feb.  55    :  Apr.  55  19  Oct.  62    5  July  72'  i  July  81    i  July  85 

9  Dec.  52    2  Aug.  54  29  June  61'  5  July  72  22  Aug.  77  22  Am'  «i 


9  i^eu.    32      -2  Au^;.  ^4   2y  oiiui.  ^^      J  ""..7     / 

23  June  52  17  Feb.  54  1  Apr.  59  5  July  7- 
30  Jan.  43  22  July  46  S  .July  57]  7  Dec.  58 
20  Dec.  43  I  Apr.  46  17  Feb.  54,20  Jan.  67 
9  Dec.  42    5  Jan.  52    g  Dec.  57I  9  Dec.  62 


-  Oct!  77  I  Oct.  81 
20  Apr.  68  30  Jan.  74 
6  July  67 '  6  July  75 


y   L.^^.     .»-       J   vt....     J*        y    ........     J, 

[25  Feb.  40  24  Jan.  45    5  Mar.  54 
8  June  55  29  June  57    8  June  67 

1 16  Jan.  46  19  Feb.  47    7  Mar.  51 

;i7  Dec.  51,17  Feb.  54    1  Apr.  59 
:4  June  45  15  Jan.  47  21  Sept. 5 


18  Feb.  61 
8  June  75 

II  May  62 

5  July  72 
■6  Apr.  59 


14  June4=  13  Jan.  47  21  Sept.52  20  Apr.  59    4  June  70    4  June  75    i  July  81 
14  June45  2g  Aug.31  14  June6o|i4  June65li4  June7i|i4  Juue761  i  Oct.  82 


,  Dec.  68 
25  Feb.  66 
8  June  81 

Q  Dec.  72 


1  Oct 


9  Dec.  - 
.6  Sept.86 

31  Dec.  84 

5  May  83 

6  Dec.  79 

8  Dec.  86 
23  Mar.  83 

I  Oct.  82 

9  June  77 
30  Dec.  76 
23  Jan.  75 
28  Oct.  76 

June  86 


9  Dec.  73 
25  Feb.  71 

8  June  3 5 

9  Dec.  77)13  May  85 
I  Oct.   81 1  I  Oct.  82 


Major  Generals  Udlred  on  Fall  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. 


606 


COUHET,  I 
2ndLIEDT. 
OrENSIGN. 


.'oukins,  elm's.  VcTnnn.*^: if. C'y/.Beu  ^  (■ 
.leukius,  Sirh\  H.*="^  KCB.  U.  Co^Beu.S.C, 

■fennings.L'has.Jaraes.L/.Co/.MailrasS.C 
Fffi:Jerome.Henr.yEdw.'30if_Co/_5^p^  ^pj 

.(ones,   Howell  Lock,«i  Li. Col.  RoyaH 

(Bengal)  Artillery > 

.lones,  Richard  Roynon.^^e  t'^/^  -^  j^y^ 
.tones,  Robt.  Owen."^  CB.  Lt.Col.  R.  En^, 
Karslake,  Frederick, ^'s -£/(■.  CoMrish  Rifles 
Kaye,  Geo.  Farquhar,"''i^Cw/.  21  Hiis. 

Koate,  Edivard,-**o  Col.  R.  Artillery 

Keer,  Jonathan,  L/.  CW.Bengal  Staff  C 
ICemball,  John   Shaw,  Lt.Col.  Bom.  S.c! 
Kennedy,  John  Wm.  Alex.**-  Col.  2nd) 

Com.  Royal  Marines  [R] ^ 

IConyon-Stow,   Fred.   Melkington,  Lf. ) 

( '"I.  5  Dragoon  Guards \ 

ICeogh,    John  Woulfe,    Lt.Col.   North) 

StatFordshire  Regiment  f 

iCerr,  Wm_.  Henry,-*"  Lf.  Col.  Brigade  Dep. 
Ketchen,  Isaac,  Lt.Col.  R.  (Madras)  Art 
Kinloch,  A.  A.  A.-*"  CB.  Lt.Col.  K.  R.  R. 
;»..''.c.Knight,\Vm.Henrv,+*^Z(.ry/.4SFoot 
Lamb,  Cbarles  F.  (i.*^~  Lt.Col.  lien.  S  C. 
Lamberl,  AVilliam,**^  CB.  Lt.Col.  8S  Foot 
Lano,  Obas.  Powlett,*^"*  Lt.Col.  21  Hues. 
Lane.  Chas.  Stuart,*^'  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C. 
Laughton, Daniel  Wilson,  Z^.Co^Mad.  S.C. 
j'.n.c.  Law,  F.  Lowry  Adeaue,*^*  CB.'} 

Lf.Cul.  Royal  Artillery S 

T.nvar  '.  Chas.  Edrn.  i^.CoZ.  E.York  Regt. 
Lazziriui,  Jas.  CVG. Co/. Malta  Fencibles 
Lee,  Hen.  Herbei-t,*'''  Major,  R.  (Bom.)  1 
Eng.  7/'jfl.  Lt.Col.  Comdt.  Submariner 
Miiieyf  11.  Enq.  Vols.  Severn  Division  \ 
Leigh,  Robert  'ih.-i^.^^--^ Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C. 
j<eishinan.jQhnThos.£^Co/.R.(Bom.)Art. 
Lcmpriere.  Arthur  Reid.  Lt.Col.  R,  Eng 
Lester,  John  F:e^.^^ Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.C. 
Lester,  Wm.  Chhs.  i/.tv,/.  Bombay  S.  C... 
L'Estrauge,  Edm. *'=ii^Co/.  Bombay  S.C 

Lewis,  Henry.  Col.  R.  (Bengal)  Art. 

Lloyd,  Edvv.  F.  S..  Lt.Col.  R.  Eng 

/>.«.f.Lock,  Hen.*'^^Zf.CoMnniskillingFus. 
Lockhart,  David  Blair,  *"' Z/.  Co/.  107  Foot 
Lockhart,  Graeme Ales.«^  CB.  Lf.  Col.  78  F. 
Lovett,  Bcresford,*""  CB.  CSI.  R.  ( Ben.) ') 

Engineers / 

Lowndes,  Thomas,  L/. Co/.  Madras  S.C... 
Luard,  Chas.  Edw.  Lt.Col.  R.  Engineers 
Luard,  Fred.  Peter,*'* i^. Co/.  Bengal  S.C. 
Lukin,  VVm.W.Aug.*'^  Col.  R.  Artillery  .. 
Lyte,  Alfred,  Colonel,  R.  (Bengal)  Art.'... 
M'Goun,  Alexander,  Lt.Col.  Madras S.  C. 
M'Keuzie,  Alexander,  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C 
M'Laughlin,  Edward,  i/. Co/.  R.  Artillery 
Macdorald.    Joo.    Collins, *82      Lt.Col.  \ 

Madras  Staff  Corps   S 

ITlI  Macmt^-re,  Donald,*^' i^Co/.Ben. S.C. 
Mackenzie,  Colin,  Lf.Col.  Madras  S.  C.  ... 
Mackenzie,  Roderick, ^"^3  Col.  Royal  Art... 
Maclean,HenryJ.s'>*L^. Co/.  Rifle  Brig.  [R] 
Maclean,  Peter.soT  Col.  R.  Ai-tillery 
Maingnv,  Ferd.  B.,  Lf.Col.  R.  Engineers 
MaIco^mson,J.H.P.5'5c^.X^Co/.Bom.S.C 
Manner.  Fred.  Day.^'S  Bombay  Infantry 
Manderson,  George  Rennie,^'"   CB.  Lt.'f 

Col.  Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery ) 

Maneles,  CecU,^"»  CB.  Lt.Col.  20  Hussars 
Marshall, Geo.  F.  L.  CIE.  Lf.Col.  Royal "^ 

(Bengal)  Engineers    *...  _> 

Marshall,  W.  B.^i^  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bengal)  Art. 
Marsland,  "Wm.   Edw.,52f    Lf.Col.   'Re-'t 

moun  t  Depot i 

Marston,Edw.Chas.^22Xf_eo/.BombayS.C. 
Marter,  Richard  James  Combe,^-* 'L^  ) 

Col.  I  Dragoon  Guards  [R] > 

Martin,  Chas.  Nassau, ^-^  Lt.Col.  R.  Eng. 
Martin,  John  Patoii,  Lf.Col.  Bengal  S.  C. 
Martin,  William Geo.ss*  Lf.Col.  R.  Art.... 
Martyr,  James  Smith,  if . Co/. Madras  S.C. 

Mason,  Chas.  C.  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C 

Mathew-Lannowe.     Brownlow    Hugh,  ( 

Lf.Col.  R.  (Bombay)  Engineers  ]" 

Maule,  Henry  Bavlow,^'^^ Lt.Col.  R.  Art... 
Maunaell,  Thomas, "6  CB.  Lf.Col  Brig  ■) 

Dep.  [R]    ""J 

Mawbey,    Henry    Way.^s:     Col.    Com.} 

Royal  Marine  Artillery j 

Maxwell.  Patrick,529  if.Co/.  Bengal  S.C. 
Meares.Wm.L.  Davenish,^^!  i^  C'o/.  40  F. 
Mellersh.  G.  B.^^*i^Co/.  R.  (Bombay^  Art- 
Mercer,  Thomas  W.-'^  Lf.Col.  Ben<'ai  S  C 


2oOan.  4t;  i6  0cl.  5i,:8Feb.  6i 

20  Dec.  51  15  Nov.  53:20  Dec.  6^ 
ioSept.53J  I  Feb.  58  ioSept.65 

21  June  4S'3o  Apr.  5?  23  July  5$ 


9  Dec.  54 
19  June  50. 

19  June  5 


I  July  64 


20  Jan. 
2o  Dec. 


I       LIEUT. 
COLONEL. 

68j2o  Jan.  74 


20  Jan.  79 


71  20  Dec.  77,29  Oct. 


10  Sept. 73  10  Sept. 79  10  Sept.83 
1  July  59  15  Sept.  70I31  July  79 

:  Aug.  72[i6  Jan.  79I16  Jan.  83 
6  .Tuly  57  5  July  7224  July  75J24  July  So 
6  June  66  11  Dec.  73;  1  July  Si    i  July  85 


24  Jan.  s^ 

5  June  52 

20  Dec.  j6 ^  ^    ^ 

2  Seot-sS  16  Oct.   6j     I  Oct.    77'|26  Aor.  82I26  Apr. 


o  Oct. 

7  Dec.  51 ,  12  Jan.  54  3  Nov.  58 
26  July  45  15  Nov.  53  26  July  bo 


II  Dec. 

11  Dec.  85 
I  July  86 
9  Sept.85 

22  June  85 

15  Feb.  82 
Oct.   87 

12  Feb.  87 


,5  20  Nov.  56  30  July  62  29  July  70  19  May  8o|i9May  34/i6July  84 


5  July  7?    1  July  77, 


3  Oct.  40  12  Nov.  50  18  Feb.  61  II  Dec 
21  Jan.  4 


11  Dec.  38 
15  June  41 

3  Jan.  6s  28  Oct.  71 

^2  Feb.  61 1  3  May  64 
31  July  4624  Jan.  51 

12  .Tune  57  27  Aug.  r,8 
22  Nov.  55  24  Sept.5S    S  Mar. 

13  Oct.   48    2  Aug.  50  15  May  '^^ 
1 1  Dec.  41    5  .July  44  n  Feb.  55 


26  July  65I26  July  7 


t  July 
•-6  July  76 


I  Nov. 
May  80 


6411  Dec.  69  26  Aug.  76 
20  Apr.  78 


24  Feb.  54       10  Nov.  66  10  Nov.  7 

2  Feb.  78 '31  Jan.  8219060.  83119060.  87 

10  Apr.  72    I  July  8:  17  JuneS3'i7  JuneS; 
54  20  July  58  25  Mar.  69 


r3  Jan. 
Mar. 


I  Aug.  7^  17  May  79 
23  Nov.  79    2  Mar.  Si 


I  Dec. 
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61  I 


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Dec. 


771 


1  Oct.  77 
17  May  83 

2  Mar.  85 
I  Oct.    - 


67(11  Dec.  72 


16  Aug.  54^  8  Dec.  54  27  Nov.  57  19  June  72  iS  Dec.  73:18  Dec! 


20  Jan.  46,  iS  May  49  23  Nov. 
9  Dec.  48;   I  Sept. 50. 18  Feb.  61 
14  Jan,  54  23  Nov.  56  14  Jan. 

22  Dec.  52. 


17  Feb. 


66, 

54  25  Sept.  59' 


,6  20  July  58 
9  Dec.  68 


Mar.  60 1 
9  Dec.  74 


I  Oct.   77 
9  pec.  79 


8  July  56  28  May  58    3  Aug.  66, 15  Aug.  77 
II  Apr.  45I13  Feb.  56  10  Feb.  64'       ' 


:4  Jan.  74  14  Jan.  So  14  Jan.  84 
5  July  72;  I  Oct.  77I  I  Oct.   81 


1 1  Dec.  57 1 27  Aug,  58  10  Nov.  69 

12  Dec.  40' 13  June  44'  7  May  54 
8  June  55 '27  Aug.  58  29  Feb.  64 

21  Dee.  53  20  June  54  20  June  59 


6  Sept. 
5  Sept.77 


9  Dec.  42' 21  Jan.  46 
13  June  46  12  May  51 


17  Feb.  47 
12  June  3/ 


?o  Feb.  47 
ID  Jan.  48 
8  Dec.  37 

1 1  June  58 

10  Dec.  54 


:6  Aug.  56 
8  Feb.  61 


12  Oct.   52 
I  Oct.   47 

1  June  4 
9  Dec.  54 

2  June  4"' 

3  Feb.  35 
I  Jan.  45 

14  June  50 
20  June  54 
20  June  49 
30  May  45 
Dec.  32 


8  June  49 

2  Aug.  59 

3  June  51 
o  Feb.  61 


18  May  52  II  Sept.6c 
17  Aug.  41  12  June  32 
£8  Oct.  56113  Feb.  66 

2  Mar.  48  16  Feb.  60 
21  Aug.  5?,  I  Jan.  62 

8  Apr,  42  19  Apr.  50 

27  Aug.  5SJ  2  Jan.  71 

23  Nov.  56  10  Dec.  66 
13  May  57|  6  July  67 
30  Nov.  53  13  Feb.  62 


30  June  48 
3  July  45 
12  July  58 


7  Feb.  55 
II  June 37 
9  Dec.  66 


3  Feb.  75!  3  Feb.  82 

18  Feb.  61,12  Dec.  66 
T  Aug.  72' 17  Aug, 
5  July  72'  I  Oct.  77 
9  Dec.  62!  9  Dec.  68 
13  June  66  13  June  72 
17  Feb.  67  17  Feb.  73 

18  Feb.  6i 

I  July  81 
I  Oct.  77 
I  Mar.  74 
!6  Apr.  50 

!2  Nov.  7g 


10  Dec. 

I  Jan. 

I  Jan. 
24  Mar. 

31  Dec. 


24  Dec.  53  iS  Feb.  61 
I  Apr,  55'  9  Sept.  62 

13  Feb.  49  II  Jan.  6c 

23  Nov.  56  14  June  6 
15  Sept.56  20  June  66 
9  July  5o'24  Sept. 55 
3  June  4023  Mar.  55 
6  May  35  14  Apr.  44 
21  June  5^  :  Sept.63 
29  Aug.  54  27  Aug.  58 
1  Jan.  62  14  Oct.  69 

17  Nov.  56,12  Mar.  60 

6  Oct.  66, 

8  June  Dol 

3  July  45 


I  Feb.  73 
I  Apr.  74 
TO  Dec.  41  3  July  45^5  Oct.  55 
£7  Feb.  57!ioDec.  5S'  3  Mar.  60 
3  June  52 
9  Dec.  6? 


10  Dec,  74!ioDec.  80 
6  June  77^21  Oct.  82 

12  Oct.  7112  Oct.  78 
2  Nov.  55!28  Oct.  06 

19  Jan.  581  9  Apr.  65 
9  Dec.  74I  9  Dec.  80 

12  June  67  It  Sept. 72 


5  July  7; 

II  Jan.  65  I 

14  June  7c 
20  June  74 
2  Nov.  55 
7  Apr.  68 


18  Feb, 
rS  Jan. 


39    4  june4i 

51  29  Apr.  53 

8  June  51!  17  Feb.  54 


20  Sept.  49  [  4  Jan 


4  Jan. 
6126  Oct. 


14  Aug 
28  Dec. 


;6  Aug.  73 
Q  Apr.  6S, 
2  Aug.  79 

5  July  72 

30  Nov.  79 

I  July  2 1 


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Jan.  71 

II  Sept.  72 
20  June  So 
6  July  67 
I  Apr.  75 

8  Mar.  55 

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S  June  75 

2  Aug,  " 

9  Dec.  78 
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I  July  88 

10  Mar.  63 

71I31  Jan.  77 

J, 


6  Sept.  85 
5  Sept. 81 

3  Feb.  86 


12  Dec.  71 

17  Aug.  84 
I  Oct.  81 
9  Dec.  73 

13  June  77 

17  Feb.  78 

18  Feb.  66 
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1  Oct.  8i 
1 1  Mar.  79 
28  Dec.  66 

22  Nov. 83 

10  Dec.  84 
■I  Oct.   " 

2  Oct. 

1  Oct.   76 

2  Dec.  70 
9  Dec. 

23  Dec.  77 
I  July  8, 


28  Oct. 

16  Junes7li2  Mar.  6, 

7  Mar.  77;  15  Ont.    79 

5  July  72,15  June  77 
[9  Aug.  69  20  Sept.  75 


ti  Jan.  76 

I  Oct.  77 
30  June  84 
I  Oct.  77 
I  Apr.  So 
SMar.  58 

1  .July  85 

8  June  80 

2  Aug.  89 

9  Dec.  82 
I  July  85 

29  Sept.  93 
10  Mar,  68 

I  July  8 
iS  Feb.  70 

5  Jan.  81 

I  July  81 
20  Sept.  80 


54 
42 

19  June  42 
8  June  55 
8  Feb.  5i 

27  May  42 

29  Dec.  45 
1 1  Feb.  45 


6  Nov.  54  22  Sept. 60;  5  July  72  26  Nov.  80  26  Nov.  84 
2  Nov. 47  28  Dec.  57-28  Dec.  62,28  Dec.  68  28  Dec.  73 


2  May  47  30  Jan, 
27  Apr.  58  j  ^4  Oct, 

I  Apr.  55 
23  May  45 


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8  Oct. 


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62 


2  J  May  48 


3  Jan.  57 
I  Apr.  58 


[7  Jan.  49 
29  Nov.  50I II  Oct.    53li6  0cf. 
12  Dec.  45I25  June  4q  27  Aug.  58 
II  June  42124  Jan.  45  11  June  57 


5  July  72    I  July  Si 
2  Nov.  55:10  Sept.  64 


19  June  73 

5  July  7231  Dec.  7SJ31  Dec.  82 

I  July  85 

28  Oct.   73 

10  Apr.  72 
Feb.  76 


Feb.  65 
12  Apr.  64 


10  Apr.  67 

11  Feb.  71 
5  Oct.  72 

25  Mar, 


21  Dec.  87 

18  Jan.  88 

t8  May  81 
29  Sept. 90 
15  Apr.  96 

7  Aug.  83 
1 1  June  79 

8  June  Si 
I  May  78 

15  Apr.  82 

10  May  80 

13  Feb.  86 

6  Sept.S7 

1 1  Nov.  82 

4  Feb.  86 

13  Oct.  77 
I  Dec.  85 
I  Oct.  82 

13  Oct.  77 
_  Sept.  Si 

30  Nov.  78 
I  Aug.  72 
I  July  87 
9  May  83 

1 7  May  79 
3  July  67 

I  Nov.  92 

I  Aug.  87 

21  Oct.  87 
10  Jau.  85 
10  Feb.  81 

31  Dec.  78 

12  Dec.  86 

13  Sept.  79 
I  Oct.  86 

16  July  79 

24  Dec.  80 
15  Oct.  87 

17  Aug.  81 
I  Feb.  84 

22  Aug.  68 
7  Dec.  87 
I  Oct.  82 
7  Sept.98 

19  June  85 

9  Sept. 8s 

I  Apr.  97 

I  Aug.  72 

31  Jan.  87 

iSNov.  91 

24  Nov.  88 

Oct  81 
18  Oct.  80 
26  Nov.  85 
6  Sept,  79 
31  Jan.  77 

9  .\pr.  86 

6  Nov.  86 

10  Sept. 81 


3  July  83 

14  June  76 

77(24  Not.  77 

.     -  72I  I  Aug.  72 

11  June  62  1 1  June  68 1 1 1  June  73 1  9  June  78 


5  Oct. 
:5  Mar. 


6o7 


Major  Generals:  lietired  oh  Full  or  Retired  Pay  vr  on  a  Pension. 


Micklem,  Edward,  Zf.Col.  R,  Engineers 
lIi<?non,  Franklin  P.527  Zf.Col.  Bombay  V 

Stuff  t'orps    S 

Mijrnon.Geo.  Strachan,  Z^C'o/,  Bom.  S.C 
iliUer,  GeorRO  Murray,"'   CB.  Lf.C'ol.) 

Brignde  Depot i 

Milier,  Henry,^*^  dipt.  S.  O.  of  Pensioners 
Miller,  James,"' X^C'o^  Bengal  S.C    , 
Miller,  Jolm,5«  Lf.Cal.  ReKtl.District[R] 

Milles.  Thomas.  Lt.Col.  75  Foot   

Milman,  Gus.  H.  L.^"  Col.  R.  Art 

Mitford,    Reginald    Colville    William) 

Reveley ,""  Lt.  Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corps  j 
Moberly,ArthurScott,»'Co?.R.(Mad.)Kng 
Mocatta.  Daniel,"- Zf.Co/.  Bengal  S.  C... 
Money,  Robert  Cotton,  Lt.Col.  Ben.  S.  U. 
;'.s.r.  Montague,  Wm.  Edwardi'-sa  CB.^ 

Lt.Col.  Connau^t  Rangers    i 

Z^iontgomery,  Hngh  Parkcr,^^^  X(. Co/,  ? 

Regimental  District  j 

Moody ,  .J  nbn  Macdonald .  Co/.  Com.  R. Mar. 
Moore,  Ros.i  Balf."'  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.C. 
Morgan,  Hy.  Rhodes, Z/. Co/.  Madras  S.C. 
Morgan,  .Tiimes  Peattie,^™  Lt.Col.  R.  Al-t. 
Morton,  Wm.  Elliot,^"  Co/.  R.  (Ben.)  Eng. 
Mulcaster.W.  S.  S.'S' X/.  Co/.  Madras  S.C. 
Murray,  Ahiu, '««  Z/.Co/.  Bengal  S.  C.  ... 
Murray,  Anth.  M.^'Xi.Co/.  R.  (Bom.)  Art 
Nembhard,  \Vm.«  i/.e,,/.  Bengal  S.C... 
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Parkinson.  Chas.  Fred.'''^  Lt.Col.  95  Foot 
Parrott,  Benjamin,™  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C. 
Parry,  F.  W.Best,  Lt.Col.  Cheshire  Regt. 
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Scovell,Edm.  John,Z(.Co;.Manch.Regt.  2oMar.56  3oApr.  sS    7  Oct.  59 
Seymour.  Fred.  Horace  Arthur,  i?.Co;. )  I  ;      ,        'i     „      , 

Ritle  Brigade    j        24  Apr.  55   9  Mar.  & 

.Shakespear,Chas.M.'«X^Co/.Madras7        „         J.r,  t^ 

Staff  Corps   j  12  Dec.  38;i6  July  42!  12  Dec.  53 

>'CShaw,  H.'MC£.Xil.Coi.irishRegt.'[R]  10  May  55  25  Sept. 57:  2  Apr.  64 
Sherer,  Joseph  Ford.'^^i/.Co/.Bengal  S.C.  10  Dec.  47  24  Jan.  51  18  Feb.  61 


Shewell,  Henry ,"«  Lt.C.''.  Bombay  S.C... 
."ihortt,  Alc.\.  i'oung.if.  Co?.  Bombay  S.C. 


31  Aug.  4o'i6  July  42 
I  Feb.  44  30  Aug.  48 


3  Sept.  5 1 
3  Mar.  57 


Sibley,  Thomas  H.'-"  i.(.Co;.  Bengal  S.C.  9  Dec,  43i'2  Feb.  50  iS  Dec  57 
.Sibome,  Herbert  Taylor,™  Col.  R.  Eng.  6  Aug.  46'  9  Nov.  46,  t  Apr.  55 
Sibthorpe,    Lester    Horatio,^"!   Lt.Col.  1 

Bombay  Statr  Corps  j, 20  Jan.  51 

Simonds,  Richard  Sanderson, :"*X^.Co^.  ;  '      ^ 

Bengal  StatTCorps j  "  June47 


23  Nov.  5f  20  Jan.  63 
14  Not.  49U7  June  57 
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5  July  72ii2  May  8oji2  May  84 
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4  Mar.  80  18  Nov.  82 

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14  Sept.70|  I  Oct.  77 

5  July  72I  I  Dee.  So 
18  Feb.  61  12  Dec.  64 

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10  Dec.  67,10  Dec.  73 

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19  Jan.  58113  June  65 
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20  Jan.  71:20  Jan.  77 


6  June  56'  I  Jan.  68,30  Mar.  77 


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i^.Cof.  Royal  .irtiller/ ..!.... S  '^  ^^"^  '>\ 

Sladen,  J.  Ramsay,™^  i(.Co/.  R.(Ben.)Art.  11  June  42!  3  July  45  11  June  57  17  Sept.66:  .1  June67l  i  June  7 

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18  Feb.  6i(2oJan.  69120  Jan.  75*20  Jan.  80 

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;  2  Apr.  67I  2  Apr.  72 

11  June  66  II  June  7 1 


2  Apr.  56 
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26  Sept. 60  10  Dec. 


.Smalley,  Edward,^"* i«.Co(.  Bengal  S.C...  22  Feb.  43I14  Nov.  46 
Smith,  Chas.  B.Lucie, '"'X/. Co/. Mad.  S.C. '20  Jan.  49 1 20  Aug.  55 
.Smith,  Edm.  Davidsou,:'i  Lt.Col.  95  Foot  22  Apr.  53  6  June  54 
Smith,  Fred.  Henry, 'i-X^Co^Beugal  S.C.  2  Apr.  41 1 10  Jan.  45 
Smith,  Fred,  ^epenn, Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C.  11  June  40'  1  Aug.  41 
Smith,JamesAnne^ley ,"'^X^Co/. Bora. S.C  10  Dec.  47  27  Oct, 
Smith,  Jos.  Alex.;'»X(.Co(.  I  W.  I.  Regt.    7  Dec.  55  20  Aug  _.  _ 

^milli,  Wiliiam.^'' X^  Co/.  R.  Artillery 31  July  55;  10  Oct^  63 

Smyth,Jas.Gibbons,~i^X/. Co.'. Dorset  Hgt  25  Aug.  54  9  Feb.  55' 
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Spilsbury.Edgar  Joliu,"»X/.Co/.Ben.S.C.  16  Jan.  44  28  Feb.  50 
Spurway,  Joliu,:-^  Vol.  Royal  Artillery  ,.  '  6  Aug.  46128  May  47 
Stallard,  Samuel,"-'  Col.  R.  (Bengal)  Art.  11  Dec.  413  July  45 
Starke,  Wm.  Lt.Col.  East  York  Regt.  ...'23  Mar.  55  2;  May  56 
Staveley,  Edmund,'-:  Lt.Col.  R.  Art 131  July  5 


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Steel,  James  A.:-**  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C 11  June 42  24  Jan.  45' 15  Jan.  56I20  July  58  29  Oct.  60' 11  June  73 

Stephens,Geo. Nesbitt,'3'>X^ Co/. Madras  /        y^ 1      ..y^         I      t^ ^         r\  I      r»  ^'      t  .     o 

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.Stewart,  Alg.  Au^ 
Stewart,  George,' 


Lt.Col.  R.  Art.. 
-CS.  Lt.Col.  Ben.  S.C. 


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Stokes,  C.  Patrick,:^:  Xf. Co/.  Lane.  Regt.  14  July  54  29  Dec.  54    3  Jan.  58    5  July  72, 11  July  79  11  July  83  23  June  85 
Stokes, Geo.Baret,Z/^Co/.Iuui3kiUingFus.    9  Dec.  52  23  1)07.56,30  July  62    i  Sept. 76:  i  July  81;  z  July  851  7  May  87 


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Major  Generals  Betired  on  Full  or  Retired  Fay  or  on  a  Pension. 


COHNBT, 
ZudLTKUT. 
OrRNSIGN. 


Stoke?,  Oliver  Rolieit.  CB.  Col.  B.  Art. 


MAJOR.     I 


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_, _  _  _  May  47 

atone. George He^^."'i^^o^.R.(Bonl.)Art,!Il  Dec.  49J29  AuR  54I  8  May  59I  5  J"'y  7-  '6  Jan.  75 
Story,  Videntine  Fred.  dipt.  S.  O.  of  Pens. '25  Nov.  3il3oOct.  4ol26M.'i,7  44 '30  Sept. 55  12  Mar.  64 


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iiJuDe47|  3  Mar.  53  27  Aug.  58    5  July  72    i  Sept. 73    i  Sept. 781 16  Nov.  78 

Swanstrp. Wm. Oliver, '+^X^r.i/. Mad. S.C.i2o  Dec.  46, 17  Mar.  50  i8  Feb.  oi  20  Dec.  6^:20  Dec.  72  20  Dec.  77  22  Nov.  Si 


.j  4  Nov.  58 
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17  Dec.  51 
26  Mar.  52 


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Stuart. Henry  Tod,'"  J.t.Cnl.  .Madras S.C. 
SWbbs.FrF,ncisW.T«I,(.CW.R  (Ben  )Art 


Swaynr.  Jas.  Dowcil,  LI. Co'.  Bensal  S.Cji2  Dec.  45 
Swetrenham,  Thomas  Eaton,'"  l'^ Co/.  )  I      c     , 

2.  Srrrev  Rert.  (3.  Foot).. (  !  «  ^^P'-5' 

S^vindley,.JoLuEr]w,■«i^O./.I;Hus.[R]  15  Jan.  47 

'ialV>,>i.FitzRov  Somerset.'^if.Co;.  R.Art'       

Tftnuer,Edw.'<"CB.£f.Coi.LiverpoolRegt.'|3oNov.  55 
Tavlor,  Arthur  H.  LI.Col.  21  Hussars 
Taylor,  George  Kepple,  Col.  R.  Artillery 
Taylor,  Markham  Le  Fer,"»  Col.  R.  Art. 
Templen'iin,  All'."*' X«.Co^  Regtl.  Dist 
Terr> ,  Astlev  Fellowes,'™  Lt.Col.  K.R.R. 
Thackwell,  Wm.  rie  W.  Roche,"-  CB.  ', 

Lt.Col.  Regimental  District S 

That.-her,  Torin,""  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.C... 
Thomas,  Geo.  Edw.  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.C. 
Thorold.  Reginald  Gother.i^ Co(.  R.Eug. 

Tierney,  Edward,'"  i/.  To?.  Royal  Art 

Tompson,  Wm.    Dalrymplc.'^"  CB.  Lt.  ) 

Coi.  Leicester  Regiment   i  ;   ' 

Toppin,  Jas.  Mon-is,;»  /.(.Co/.  Irish  Regt.  ;3o  Mar.  $5 
Traill.  George  Balfour,"'  Lt.Col.  Royal  { 
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Treileniiick,Jas.Rici]d.  Knox.'»> Lt.Col,  ) 
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Trench,  Henry  Le  P.'«  i^.Coi.  Bengal  S.C.  1 17  Sept.  40 

Trevor,  Fras.  Chas.  Lt.Col.n.  (Mad.)  Art.  12  June  52 

lie  Trevor,  Wm.  Spottiswoode,'^-  Col.) 
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ji.s.f.    Tulloch,    Alex.     Bruce,'"    CB.  ) 
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Tiilloch,  Alfred,""  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.  C.  ... 

Tulloch,  Arthur,'"  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C.  . 

Tulloh,John  S.""  CB.  Co/. R.(Bengal)Art, 

Tiveedie,  Michael,™  Col.  R.  Artillery    

Twjgge.  John  Thomas.™'  Lt. Col. R.Ej\g.\ 

Twiss,  Arthur  Wm."' Co/.  Royal  Art !   ■  Oct. 

Tyler,  Charles  James,"''  Col.  R.  Art. 

Tyndall,  Hen."^  CB.  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C 


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Vaiideleur,   .'oht  Ormsby,"'^    CB.  Lt.'t 

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Vander  Gucht,  B.  6.""'»i/.Co/.  BengalS.C. 
Vander  Gucht,  T.E."'" X/.Co/.  Bengal  S.C. 
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Royal  Artillery    ) 

jt.n.r.  Vaughan,  Hugh  Thos.  Jones,'**'  ) 

CB.  Lt.Col.  E.  York  Regiment  [RJ...  ) 
Vibart,  Hen.  C.""  Lt.  Col.  Norfolk  Regt 
Vibiirt,  Jas.  Meredith  C.  Lt.Col.  R.  Art.. 
Wjddmgton,  Henry  F.'S*  Z^ Co/.  Ben. S.C, 


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I  July  8 


21  Mcv.  51 

20  Sept. 45 
20  Dec.  50 


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19  Dec.  50 

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\Vaddiniiton',T"hom"a;i,£/.Co/.B'ornbaySX\  '^  June 47 
Wahab,  Charles  Wm.  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.C  '3  June  46 
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Waller,  Uardress  E."" Z/.Co/.  Bengal  S.C  i'o-*ug-  52 
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Walters.  Robert  Alg."s9X/.Co/.Madr.  S.C.'"  Apr.  52 
Ward,  Wm.  John,;»f  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.  C.  ^S  July  42 

Warden,  Wm.  Henry,"' Z^.  Co/.  R.  Art..  

Warden,ThomasS.''2£f.  Co/.  Bombay  S.C.    3  Jan.  45 

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Watson, HenryEdw.X/. Co/. CheshireRegt'17  Dec.  52 
Watson.  Jas.  Kiero,  Lt.Col.  King's  R.  Rif.'  ^"'"  " 
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f.t.c.  Webber,  Charles  Edmund,'"*  CJj.  ^ 

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Weldon,  Waiter,  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C 

Welman,  Wm.  H.  D.  R.m  CB.  Lt.Col.1 

Wiltshire  Regt.  (99  Foot) 


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I  July  Siljg  June 83 
I  July  85    g  Aug.  95 


o  Jan.  87  13  Apr.  99 
21  July  80  21  July  84'20  Aug.  84 
■2  Sept.75122  Sept.So^o  July  81 
8  Dec.  69'  8  Dec.  74I  5  Sept. 77 
June  73  12  June  78^31  Dec.  81 


12  May  49  24  Mar.  58:13  June66[i3  June  72  13  June  77:27  Dec.  80 

13  Sept.  49  17  Mar.  58 1 23  June  65    i  Dec.  74    i  Dec.  79!  2  July  85 
23  Nov.  56  10  Aug.  64  10  Aug.  72' 10  Aug.  78*10  Aug.  82]  3  June  Z6 


2  Jan  52(19  July  561  5  Jul.y  72 
23  Nov.  56,11  Apr.  64' II  Apr.  72 

2  Aug.  so  25  July  57 1 25  July  62 
20  Apr.  55!2oJan.  63  5  July  72 
18  Aug.  47 '10  Dec.  5.S  25  June  64 

1  Aug.  54^27  Aug.  50  28  Aug.  58 

5  Nov.  s2]2o  July  5',  13  July  67 

6  Dec.  53  ;o  Apr.  57  3  Nov.  71 
4  July  47  H  May  js|i9  Nov.  70 

2  Nov.  58''  2  Oct.  63.11  July  77 

9  Nov.  55  25  Jan.  59  27  July  70 
I  May  57'  1  May  65I  i  Oct.  77 

25  Feb.  6230  Sept.68    6  Apr.  78 

7  May  59:  8June68l  6  Aug.  80 

20  Apr.  55    I  Apr.  62 1  5  July  72 

26  Jan.  49 1 10  Sept.  56  18  Jan.  65 
6  June  54  30  Oct.  57  25  Nov.  65 


I  Apr.  75  I  Apr.  80  30  Nov.  Si 
II  Apr.  78  IT  Apr.  82  5  Sept. 85 
25  July  68  25  July  73  26  Aug.  76 
I  July  81  I  July  85'  6  Nov.  86 
9  Aug.  70  9  Aug.  751,3  Oct.  77 
14  June  69  I  Oct.  77  [22  Aug.  83 
23  July  76    I  July  3i  ,4  Nov.  85 

I  Oct.  77!  I  Oct.  81J16N0V.  85 

3  Aug.  72    3  Aug.  77I31  May  86 

II  July  82  II  July  86  „5|  Jan.  87 

I  Oct.  77'  I  Oct.  81!  7  Feb.  83 
I  July  8ij  I  July  85!  2  Feb.  87 

18  Mar.  82  18  Mar.  86,30  July  87 


23Noy.  83I23N0V.  87 

24  Jan.  30I24  Jan.  84 
71 '18  Jan.  76 


1 8  Jan. 
31  Mar.  75  ■ 


West.  Wm.H.  Hore,»Mif.Co/.R.  Marines  14  Nov.  48  18  Oct.   ^2  20  Apr.  66   2  Oct.   72    2  Dec.  77 

Westby,  B_asil_C.,  Lt.Col.  Bedford  Regt.^..  16  JuJy  58    4  Feb.  62    i  May  67  12  Apr.  79:   i  July  81 

"'*""'"  "    "  9  June  54  15  June  57    9  June  66    9  June  74    9  June  80 

8  Dec.  55  30  Apr.  58;  8  Dec.  67    8  Dec.  75'  S  Dec.  81 
ig  June5o|3o  Dec.  51  25  June  56    5  Jul.v  72    i  Apr.  75 

9  June  49  23  Nov.  56   9  June  61    9  June  6g '  g  June  75 


Wheeler,  Frederick,  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.  C 
Wheeler.  Robert,*"  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.  C  . 
Whinyates,  Fred.  Thos,*<»  Col.  R.Art.  . 
Whish,  Henrv  Ed.«»Z<. Co/.  Bengal  S  C 


White,  Henry  George,'"^  Lt.Col.  R.  Scots  30  Dec.  53:20  Dec.  54  30  Mar.  58  25  Mar.  7 
;..i>.c.  Wilkinson,  Geo.  AUix, /./.Co/.  R.  Ai   ,      Oct.  47  30  June  48  26  Jan.  55  18  Jan.  70 


I  Oct. 
I  Oct. 


8  Sept.gs 
22  July  85 
31  Jan.  77 
ji  Mar.  80    7  Jan.  82 

2  Dec.  Si'24  Jan.  82 
I  July  851  I  July  87 
9  June  84 '24  Sept.86 
S  Dec.  85  31  Dec.  87 
1  Apr.  80  26  Apr.  82 
9  June  80!  1 1  Dec.  81 
1  Oct.  81 'ig  May  86 
1  Oct.  76    I  May  80 


^faJor  Generals  Retired  on  Fall  or  lietired  Pa,/  or  on  a  Fensi, 


6io 


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Wilkinson. 08born,"'C£.Co/.BengalCav. 
Williams,  J.  Dnniel.  LI.  Col.  Komlniy  S.C, 
Wilson.    Francis   Edward   Kdu-ards.s"'  j 

CB.  Lt.Col.  York  and  Lancaster  Reljt.  t 
Wilson.  .Tobn  NewLold,  Lt.Col.  Mad.  S.C 
i>.s.c.  Wilson.  Sylvester  W.  F.  JIoor,»™^ 

Lt.Col.  Reirimental  District   J 

Winson.  William, »='  Lt.Col.  Benqal  S    C 
Wolfe,  Gcorce.«=s  Cap*.  S.O.of  Pensioners 
Woodcock,  L'.  ii.»-*Lf.Col.  R. (Bengal)  Art 
Woodhousc,Uobt.R.«2si^CW.  Bombay  S.C. 
p.s.c.  Woolsey,  O'Brien  B..  Co'.  R  Art 
Worsley,  Geo.  Yra..™ Lt .Col .  K.  (Bom.)  V 

Artillri.v    j 

Worthnm,'  Hale  Young-,"!'  Lt.Cui.  r!  Art. 
Wrottesley,  Hon.  George,  Col.  R.  Ens. 
VtunR.Cb'as.  Metcalfe,  Co/.  R.(Kenf,'"l)'Art 
Vi.uni^biisliand.  .1.   W.s-'k  cyj   j^t.Cut.  7 

Bombay  Staff  Corps '  j 


Colonels. 

Acton,  Hampden,' Z<.Co7.  JIadras  S.  C. 
Acton,  William  M.  Cole,''  Major.  77  Foot 
Adams,  Henry  Coker,  Lt.Col.  Oxford-) 

shire  Ligbt  Infantry i 

Adxmson,  David,^  Lt  Col.  Bengal  S.  C 
Ale.vander,  Robert.^Xi.Co/.  20  Hussars 


COUNET, 
2QdLiE0T, 

orEN'siGir. 
27  ,Tan.  44 
14  Jul,y  41 

17  Nov.  57 


12  Auff.48|30  Apr.  sSkio  July  58 
I  Dec.  43  24  Mar.  56  14  July  61 

1  Oct.    58  18  Apr.  65|[^  Aug.  77 

20  Aug.  54 '10  July  5620  Aug.  66  20  Aug  74 

12  Nov.  47,1  j£ay  49  31  Aug.  55  20  May  6? 
3  Mar.  50  10  June  53'  3  Mar.  62!  3  Mar.  to 

27  Sept.44'  3  Apr.  4930  Dec.  53  24  Apr.  66 
loDec.  41    I  Mar.  44  2o  Feb.  55        

13  June  51  24  Mar.  55  13  Jane  63  13  June  71 
6  Aut^  46  26  Nov.  46  17  Feb.  5429  Dec.  67 

II  June  53  27  Apr.  jS  .8  Feb.  61]  s  July  72 

28  Feb.  55    I  Apr.  55'  i  Apr.  62!  5  July  72I 
1 3  Dec.  45    I  Apr.  46  16  Dec.  54       | 

9  Dec.  42    3  July  45    g  Dec.  57  Jn  Mar.  67 
'9  Aug.  40  24  Jan.  43  19  Aug.  55J1S  Feb.  6. 


6  Sept.40 
17  Sept. 50 

12  June  63 

Jan.  5Q 


MEUT. 
COI.ONKJ.. 

14  July  67 

14  Jul,y  67 

24  June  79 

20  Aug.  8( 

27  .\.ug.  70 

3  Mar.  76 
29  July  75 
24  Ncv.  62 
13  June  77 

15  Xov.  69 

1 7  Apr.  78 

I  .lulv    1 
7  Nov 
I  Oct.    o; 

iq  Aug.  66 


COLONEL.  I 


9  May  45J  6  Sept.45118  Feb.  61 
2  Apr.  52  29  Dec.  54  24  Oct.  69 


16  Jan.  66  30  Sept.68    i  July  8 
9Noy.  60'  5  Jan.  71 1  5  .Ian, 


6  Sept. 66 
I  Oct.   77 


liS^.^-il'-^^'^\l!^l°^i--P:3^^ 


Allardyce,  James,  Lt.Col.  iiadne  s'c 
AUfrey,  Irving  Stening,'Z(.Co/.  Somer- 
set Liphtliifanlry j 

Alves,  John  Monson,  Lt.Col.  Ro.yai  Ar 
Anderson,  Donald  Geo.,' X(.Co/.  North- > 

amnton  Regiment j 

Anderson.  J.  W.M.«  i^.Co/.  Bombay  SC 
Anders,  n  Willian:,  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.  C 
Anderson.  Wni.  James,'"  Z(. Co/.  32  Fbot 
Angelo,  R.  Fisher,"  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S  C 
Anley,  BariicttN. ,X^Co/.  Welsh  Kegt 
Annand,  J.  Harvey,  i(.CW.  Il.( Ben.)  Art 
Ansell.  Richard  Turbervill,"'i(.C'o(.  R.  7 

Marine  Artillery    , j 

Anstey,  Thomas  "Hen.'s  Z^Cor  Roy  E 
Apperley.  Herb.  Wynne,'*  Lt.Col  gLan 
Arbuthnot,  George,'^  iLajor,  Royal  Art 
Armstrong,  Wm.  Gage.  Lt.Col.  R.  Mar 
Arnott,  Napoleon,  i^ Co/.  Royal  Eiio- 
Athorpe,  Robert,  Col.  Royal  Kngineers 
Atkinson,  Ste.  Edward  Z(.  Co/.  Mad  S  c' 
Baddeley,  Paul  Fred.  U.  Lt.Col.  R.Art  ' 
Badgley,  Wm.  Fras.'"  ZrCo/.  Ben   S  C 
Baiubridge,  Edmond,    CB.  Lt.Col.  R. 
AHiUery, Chief  iSiiperinteiideiil  ojdrd- 
iiaiire  Factorieg,  23  Feb.  99 


20  Dec.  48  10  Aug.  50  23  Nov.  561  7  Dec.  67 


jj     .^  - j-i    -  "  ^-j    ".fi    I  Oct.    77 

20  Jan.  481 10  June 52 i  18  Feb.  6iJ2oJan 
29  July  56  16  Apr.  58  21  Aug.  66|iS  Sept. 79 


Jan.  84 

4  Mar.  80 

!o  Jan.  75 
4  Mar.  76 

27  Mar.  72 
4  Jan.  75 
1  July  81 

30  Dec.  78 


23  Dec.  64!  I  Sept. 77 

9  Dec.  60  24  July  63 '16  Oct.  66 
20  Jan.  55:22  Feb.  57  20  Jan.  67 

4  Mar.  56  23  Nov.  56'  4  Mar.  68 
15  Aug.  48I16  Sept.51  II  Aug.  57 

4  Jan.  55123  Nov.  56    4  Jan.  67 

d  Jan.  62I21  Feb.  6;  23  May  77 
12  Dec.  57{27Aug.  58  i}Oct.  68 
10  May  47  27  May  48|  8  Sept.s8J  5  July  7 

J25June62'  2  Aug.  75*25  June  82 

22  Sept.63  27  July  66  9  Sept.  64    2  Mar.  Si 

;i4  Sept. 55  10  Dec.  64  15  Aug.  6S 

2  Jan.  61]  5  Nov.  64    2  Dec.  77 1  2  Jan.  82 

[22  Dec.  65  II  July  78  22  Dec.  85 

22  June  58  27  Jan.  72  11  June  79 

2oSept.58  i5Aug.  61  2oSept.7o 

|i6  A"g.  96  30  Ap'r.  77 

4  Apr.  57|i8May  58    4  Apr.  69 


118  Dec.  60  II  Mar.  74 


20  Sept.  77 
2  Sept.  83 
4  Apr.  73 

I  July  81 
I  Oct.  77 


Bainbr-dge,   Edward  Thosr'J' Z(.Cor>  I 
Regimental  District  j     '  Apr.  55  15  June  58    5  May  63 

Baker  Edw.  H-L^Co/.  R.  (Bom.)  Art    c  Dec!  54'^^  A^^^^^ 

Itlrh^J^u^f/n^?-  ^I'-^n'-  ^'''  ^^  '^  Dec.  57  3°  Nov.  60  4  May  6^\^  July  Sci 

Bald   RemholdBakei^Co^  Essex  Re-t.. 21  Sept.eoi 23  Dec.  64    3  Sept. 70)  i  July  8. 

K^r'n'^'p'  V-  H^'W  ^^/  ^'■?'^-  ^^°-  ^^C.  12  Jan.  45I  3  Sept. 49  10  May  5? h 9  JaZ  58 
Baring,  Robert.  Lt.CoL  19  Hussars  2:;  July  li'  -    "-  -      '      -    "^  ^i'  ^  -         ^ 

Barker,  Fras.  W.  Ja$.2*  X/. Co/.  R.Art.-"" 

Snpdt.   of  Small  Arms  Factory,  Jiir- 

mingham^  i  Oct.  92 

Barker,  Henry  Audrew,  i'/.Cor'R.'  An 
Barlow,  William  Ruxton.  y./. Co/   R   \rt 
Barnett,  Edw.  R.  DeB.  Jfu/or.Lanc  Reet" 
Basevi,  Charles  Edvvard.^s  Major    R  1 

(Bombay)  Artillery  ;....'.     '] 

Bates,  Cha.  Ellison, 2:  Lt.Col.  Ben.'s  C 

Battiscombe,  Edmucd  George,  Z^Co/  )        t^  '       .  '  .  .  1      r. 

Royal  (Bombay)  Artillerj* j  ^2  Dec.  57  27  Aug.  58 ->6  Apr.  66:  i  Sept.76 

Battye,  Arthur  Frei.  Lt.Col.  Bom'.'s.C.  ^o  Dec.  44  28  Dec.  49  10  Dec.  sq'io  Dec.  64 
Bay  ay,i;hu.AlIan,='«X^Co/.  BenealS.C.  II  Dec.  57  27  Apr.  58  22  Dec.  65I11  Dec.  77I 
Bay  ay.FredenckGeorge.Z^.Co/.R.Art.  14  Au^.54'23  0ct.  S4  SJune6o!  5  July  72 
Bay  ey,  Gcorger-yz^Ct)/.  RegtI.  Di^tncti24  Aug.  54  15  June  55  2^  Mar.  60  5  July  72 
Bayly,  Alex.  Ross.^«  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C  2  Apr.  471  6  May  53  14  May  581  2  Apr.  67 
Bayly,  Rich.    Kerr.sof  u_Col.   Black  <  I  ^     '  r,  ;  t  ,     !         / 

Watch  [R]  f  f6Mar.  55    2  Oct.  55    5  July  65'  t  Apr.  74 


-■7  July  85 

5  Jau.  85 
26  Nov.  76 
25  Feb.  So 
?o  Jan.  74 

I  May  8 

15  Feb.  92 

I  Apr.  84 

20  Jan.  81 
4  Mar.  82 

25  June  78 
4  Jan.  81 

14  Apr.  86 
tJ  Dec.  84 

3  ilay  76 

1 1  June  89 

1  July  8a 
II  July  77 

2  Jan.  89 
10  Oct.   01 

2  July  85 
20  Sept.  84 
2  Sept.  go 

4  Apr.  83 

I  Oct.  88 
1  July  Si 


27  Jan.  75 
14  July  72 

24  June  83 

20  Aug.  84 

22  Apr.  76 

3  Mar.  8 
29  July  80 
■4  Nov.  67 
1  July  81 
5  Nov.  74 

17  Apr.  82 

I  July  85 
7  Nov.  73 
I  Oct.   72 

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20  Sept.  54 1  9  Jau.  sSl  I  Apr.  69 

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24  June  63: 15  Jan.  76  28  Mar.  S3 

19  June 6o'23  Nov.  72  19  Dec.  80 
24  Sept.ssjis  Dec.  64  11  Mar.  74 
2  June  65    2  Aug.  71 1  i  July  81 

Aug.  72 


2  Aug.  71 

24  A'lg.  81 

27  July  89 

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25  Feb.  84 
23  May  77 

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20  Jan.  85 
4  Mar.  86 

23  July  79 
1  Aug.  83 

14  Apr  90 
8  Dec.  SS 

24  Mar.  79 

6  Jan.  94 
29  Sept. 93 

1  July  81 

2  Jan.  94 

19  Oct.  95 
2  July  89 

20  Sept.88 
I  Nov.  95 
4  Apr.  87 

29  Sept.  93 

I  July  85 

24  Mar.  75123  Jan.  78 
iS  Dec.  88|29  S{pt.93 
27  Sept.79,'21  Dec.  81 

:29  Aug.  82129  Aug.  85 
10  Sc|Jt.85Ji6  Sept.8Q 

25  Mar.  65,123  Oct.  75 
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23  Jan.  7:; 

8  Aug.  83 

28  Sept.SS 
5  Nov.  Ss 

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29  J  une  S I 
I  Aug.  77 
I  Sept. 82 

26  Aug.  83 

22  Jan.  £7 

8  Sept.  86 

I  July  81 

31  Dec.  78 

20  Apr.  78 


28  Mar.  Qo 


I  June  6: 

8  June  55  27  Aug.  5811  Nov.  64 
20  Apr.  56:23  Nov.  56  20  Apr.  68 jn  Sept.  72 


Beal,  Henry.^iCZt.  7.;.Co/.  S.  StaH.Regt. 
Beamish,  D.Gregory,  i^Co/.  North- > 

umherland  Fusiliers   y 

Beamish,   George  Perceval,^^  Lt.Col.  \ 

Worcester  Regiment  > 

Beatty,  Joseph,  Lt.Col.  Roy. (Madras)  ) 

Engineers  \ 

Beavan,  Regir.ald,^  X^Coi.lndian  S.C. 
Beaver,     Philip     Keith     Lonsdale  a* ) 

Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery j" 


8  JuneCo    i  Jan.  62  23June65'  i  July  81 

23  Aug.  59  i:  Sept.63  29  Apr.  74    i  July  81 

I  I 

23  June 54 1 10  Nov.  54,26  Mar.  58    5  July  72 

!3  Jan.  54  25  Sept.  61    5  July  72 

1  Jan.  62    4  May  72    4  May  80 

24  Mar,  65    I  Oct.   77  28  June83J 


9  Dec.  52,: 

4  May  60' 


1 21  Dec.  36 
J  I  July  81 
1 24  Aug.  81 

I  July  81 

20  Apr.  82 

:  Sept.83 

10  Dec.  70 

11  Dec.  b3 

12  Oct.  So 
1  July  Si 

I  2  Apr.  73 

20  Sept. 82 
I  9  July  8* 

127  Jan.  86 

I  Jan.  So 

r  Oct.  77 
4  .Atay  86 1 
1  Jan.  91 


6  Sept.76 
I  Apr.  96 

21  Dec.  90 

I  July  85 

30  Aug.  82 

21  Dec,  3i 

21  Apr.  82 

I  Sept.87 

10  Dec.  75 

11  Dec.  87 

12  Oct.  84 
I  July  85 
9  June  77 

29  Sept.86j 

9  July  88| 

27  Jan.  90 

27  Aug.  84  j 

I  Oct.  Si 
4  May  90 
I  Jan.  98 


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C'lhrnclx  lifti'rtd  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  oil,  a  F-nisioii.. 


COKNET,    ( 

2nd  LIEUT.  I 

or  ENSIGN. 


Beckett,  Stephen,35CB.£<.CoJ.  Bengal  Staff  Corps  13  Junes?  18  May  58 
Beddome.  Richard  Henry,  Lt.Cal.  Madras  S.C.  ...'20  Jan.  4B|ts  Nov.  53 
Belhfi\  en    and   Stentou,  Alex.  Charles  Lot-tt,-^  , 

/.(.Co/.  Royal   Engineers;  Commamlivn  Surrei/  j\       23  Junes? 

SriCftdf  J'oh'nti't^r  Ivfantry    , 

I'.x.c.YC  Bell,  Mark  Sever,"  CB.  i/.Co/.  R.  Ens....        25  June  62 

Bennett,  Adrian.M+il/u/or.  7  Foot    5 'Nov.  54    9  Mar.  55 

Bennett,  William,""  D.SO.  Zf. Co/.  Yorkshire  Regt.' 26  Mar.  58  30  Dec.  =9 

Bennitt,  WilUiim  \V.*  LI. Col.  5  Laiicei-s 5  Aug.  59  17  Sept.ei 

Bcresford,  M.  W.  De  la  P.-^'  Major,  Staff  Officer  I  i^^  p^j,   ^^^i^^  pgg_  ^^^j  ^  j„ne  5^    i  May  68' 

of  Pensioners    >  I  .„  i^,t^..Ita  ;*^. 

Rernard,HenrvL.C.'»i<.Co(.  Bengal  S.C 11  Dec.  49  10  Sept.  55  i- Dec  o:  11  Dec.  69|"Dec.  7512001.79 

eetty,  .Toshiia  Frederick.*' i?.  Co/.  Royal  Artillery  ,22  Dec.  52]  17  Feu.  54|24Mar.6o   5  July  72,20  Feb.  78  joieb.82 
Bide'n,  Horatio,  Lt.Col.  Madras  Staff  Corps 


CAPTAIN. 


COLOKUL. 


COLONEL. 


13  June 6913  June 77  13  June83  13  June  87 
18  Feb.  61  20  Jan.  68!2oJan.  74  20  Jan.  79 


6  July  6715  June  77  30  June  83I30  June  87 

19  Aufr.  74  23  June  82  29  Oct.  84  16  Mar.  87 
I  May  58  28  Oct.   71    i  Oct.  77  26  May  80 

25  Aug.  71  12  Jan.  Si<  4  Mar.  85  4  Mar.  89 
8  Feb.  68  I  July  Si'is  Jan.  83  -3  Jau-  87 
June  77i  1  Jan.  79 


Biggs,  Thomas,«i(. Co;.  R.  (Bombay)  Artillery  ... 
Bingham,  Edward  Hy."  if.tW.lndiaiiStaff  Corps 
Birch,  James  Francis.  Capt.  S.O.  of  Pensionors... 
Birch,  Wm.  Brereton,"  Lt.Cot.  Bengal  Stuff  Corp.'^ 
Birch, Wm.Jas.  Alex. *^X(. Co/.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Bimev,  John.  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bengali  Engineers 

Bisset,  Sir  Win.  S.  Smitb,«t  KCIE.  Lt.Col.  H.  Eng 
B'ackett,  Christopher  Edward,*'  Cajjl.  <(•  LI.Col.1 

Coldstream  Guards    ) 

Blackett.  William,*'  Lt.Col.  Regimental  District ... 

Blacklev,  .Tohn  Henry,  Lt.Col.  R.  Artillery 

Blair,  Gustavus  F.*»  i(.Co/.R.  (Madras)  Arti'ltry 
Blair,  Henry  Francis,*' J/u/or,  R.  (Bengal)  Bug 


June  46'   I  Apr.  54 127  Aug.  52  12  June  99' '2  June  72I  5  June  75 

10  Dec.  41  15  Nov.  43  27  Feb.  54        |i8  Feb.  6i|i4  Sept.6s 

13  Feb.  66  7  Sept. 68  13  Feb.  78  13  Feb.  86  13  Feb.  92I28  Aug.97 
7  Jan.  42  30  Dec.  42  6  .\pr.  55  15  Sept. 70!  i  Oct.  77:  i  Oct.  81 
joJuly  58  23  Dec.  58  30  July  70  3c  July  78'|30  July  84l3oJuly 


Dec.  65    5  Aug.  69    I  Dec.  77    i  Dec.  85 

8  June  55  27  Apr.  58'i3  Dec.  66   5  July  72 

29  June  63  15  June  77   2  Mar.  8i 


21  Nov.  44 
29  Dec.  54 


14  June  50 


I  Oct.  47 

9  Nov.  55 
15  May  57 
10  Apr.  56 


4  Feb.  S4j      

17  Doc.  581  5  July  72 
22  Aug.  08I30  May  77 
19  July  6o|  5  July  72 


Dec.  91 
II  May  81 

29  June  90 

9  Nov.  62 

31  May  76 

30  -May  84 
1  Aug.  72 


Bleazby,  Robert,™  Lt.Col.  West  Surrey  Regt 
Blenkinsop,  Edward  Geo."  Z^Co/. Madras  ,S.  ('.. 
Bloomfield.  Alleyne  P.  F.^'  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.  C.  ., 
Blowers,  William  Henry,"  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.  C. ... 
Bluett,  Charles  E.  L.  Lt.Col.  Cheshire  Regiment  ... 
p.t.c.  Blundell,  H.  B.  H.^'  CH.  Major,  Grenadier ) 

Guards;  3IP.J'or  Itief } 

Blundell,  John  Evles.^CU.  Lt.Col.  Hampshire  Regt. 

Blunt,  Arthur.'^  Lt.Col.  Royal  (Bombay)  Artillery.  13  Dec.  45 

Blyth,  David.-"  Z/.Co/.  Royal  Marines    18  Dec.  38 

Boileau,  Lestock  Francis,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Bolland.  GeoiL'e  Herbert,  Lt.Col.  R.  Engineers 

Bolton,  Holy  Fred.,  Lt.Col.  Bombay  Staff' Corps   ... 

Bond.  Robert  .Tnhr.,'«  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Bonham,  John.='  Lt.Col.  Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery. 


June  56'27  Aug.  s£,2i  Mar.  69  19  Aug.  74122  Nov.  70 


.-i  9  Feb.  61:22  Mar.  64'3i  Oct.  71;  i  July  81]  6  May  86 


Dec.  Qs 
4  Feb.  82 
12  Aug.  95 

23  Nov.  75 

31  Mav  81 
30  May  88 

8  Oct.  73 
22  Sept.  83 

6  May  90 


o  Sept.59i  I  Jan.  62'2o  Sept. 71120  Sept.79  20  Sept. 85  20  Scpt.Bg 
5  May  50J23  Nov.  56I25  May  62  25  May  70  25  May  76    -  '  " 


17  Feb.  47 
1 1 5  Jan.  56 

w  Mar.  55 

16  Jan.  63 


3  Aug.  46 


9  Dec.  52 
13  June  46 


[  Dec. 


57 


Rounor,  Richard  M.  Lt.Col.  BombayStafl"  Corps 

Booth,  James  Gore,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Borradaile,  George  William,''"  CB.  Lt.Col.  Royal  > 

(Bombay)  Artillery    S 

Boughey,  G.  Fletcher  Ottley,"  CSI.Lt.Col.  R.  Eng. 
p.a.c.  Bowdler,   Cyril  William   Bowdler,  Major, ) 

8  Hussars i 

Bowen,  Charles,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

ji.t.c.     Boyle,    Gerald    Ediniind,    Lt.Col.     Rifle  ^ 

Brigade  ;   Commandivg  Western  Counties  Brigade  > 

Voliniteer  Ivftmtni  ) 

Brackenbury,'Maule Campbell,'- C5/.i/.Co/.R.  Eng. 
Bradburne,  Samuel,  Lt.Col.  Leicester  Regiment  ... 

Braddell,  Thomas,  Lt.Col.  Leicester  Regiment 

Brandretn,  Ashton    Milnes,  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bengal)  ) 

Engineers  t 

Brereton,  Charles  William,<"t  i'.Co/.  K.  (Madras)  > 

Artillery S 

Brett,  Lionel  Lowdham,''  Lt.Col.  Regimental  Dist. 
Bridge,  William  Albert,  Col.  Regimental  District 
Bridges,  Edw.  Smith,'^  Major,  Grenadier  Guards... 
Brind,  Edw,  Agincouit,"  Col.  Regimental  District 

Brine,  Bruce,  Col.  Roval  Engineers   

Broadfoot,  Archibald,'^"  CB.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Broadrick,  Edward,  3/a/or,  Royal  Art  iUerj-    

Brockman,  John  A.  Capt.  S.  O.  of  Pensioners 

Brockman,  Ralph  R.  K.  Drake-,  Lt.Col.  R.  Ens.  ... 
Brodigan,  Francis,'*  Lt.Col.  Regtl.  District  TR]  ... 
Bromhead,  Chas.  Jas."  C£.  Col.  Regimental  Dist.... 
Brooke,  Alured  de  Vere,"t  Lt.Col.  R.  Engineers... 
Brooke,  Rich.  Henry. "*'  Capt.  S.  O.  of  Pensioners  ... 

Brougb,  James  Fox',"^t  Lt.Col.  Roval  Artillery  

Brough.W.  Richard  Cha*."'  Lt.Co'l.  R.  (Madras)  Art. 
Browell,  Edward  Thomas,"^  Z/.  Co/.  Royal  Artillery 
Brown,  Edw. "^  Z^ Co/.  101  P.  Gentleman  at  Arms  ... 
Brown,  Percival  Ashley,"*  J/u/or,  Military  Train  ... 
Brown,  William  Thomas,"^  Li.  Col.  Bombay  Staff  C. 

Brnwne,  Augustus,  Z/. Co/,  Royal  Artillery 

Browne,  Edmund  Chas.'^t  Col.  Regimental  Dist. ... 
Browne,  Henry  Donald,""f  Lt.Col.  Ritle   Depot;  > 

Groom  in  Waiting  in  Ordinary  to  t/ie  Q,neen    ) 

Browne,  Melville,"^  Major,  13  Foot  

Browne,  Montague,""  Captain,  S.  O.  of  Pensioners... 

Browne,  William  Lloyd,  Z/. Co/.  5  Lancers  |i5Nov.  55 

p.s.c.  Brownrigg,  Hy.  Studholme,  Lt.Col.  Ritle  Brig.|3o  Apr.  6j 
Bulkeley,  Henry  Wm.  Cunynghame,  Lt.Col.  Dur-  (I       «„,  a. 

ham  Light  Infantry    j  27  Apr.  co 

Bullock,  Robert,  Lt.Col.  Madras  Statf  Corps  11  Dec.  58 

Bunbury,  Charles  Thomas,  Lt.Col.  Ritle  Brigade  ...I  2  Feb.  55 
Burgess,  Harry  Miles,"*  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery... 
Burgmann,  George  John,  Lt.Col.  Roj-al  Artillery 


25  June  so  18  Feb.  61  17  Feb.  67 
5  Feb.  s8|2S  Sept.6o22Aug.  73 
31  Aug.  55    7  Nov.  62       

20  Apr.  67,12  Nov.  70   I  July  8: 

17  Sept.  501 27  Aug.  58,      

29  Sept.42113  Nov.  52 

18  Dec.  64 
I  Oct.   57 

17  Oct.  53 
Dec.  58 
Sept.  57 

17  Nov.  52 

18  Dec.  60 


23  Dec.  64 


2  June  ;8 


29  Mar.  55 
31  Mar.  58 

7  Dec.  55 


15  Jan.  58 
3  June  59 

9  Feb.  64 


20  May  42 

6  June  54 
30  Aug.  59 

15  Jan.  47 


29  Dec.  44 

13  June  46 
20  Feb.  56 

23  Sept.62 
13  June  63 

24  Feb.  43 
23  June  49 


27  Aug.  58 
25  June  61 
25  June  69 

21  Dec.  58 

8  Oct.  61 

22  June  65 

23  Mar.  58 

6  May  59 

27  Apr.  58 

:  Dec.  58 

17  Jan.  60 
4  June  61 
4  Apr.  56 

21  Aug.  66 

15  May  57 
23  Dec.  64 
21  June  56 

7  June  44 
ig  Dec.  60 

8  Jan. 
20  Feb.  61 

18  Dec.  61 

13  Sept.sT 

19  Dec.  60 
II  Dec.  58 

16  Aug.  64 
10  Feb.  46 
15  Mar.  50 

3  Feb.  53 

9  Dec.  64 
7  July  66 

14  Augf66 


17  Feb. 
21  Apr. 


5  Apr.  71 

29  Aug.  92 

22  Mar.  71 

5  Nov.  64 

j8  Dec.  88 


7  Aug.  7S 
13  Oct.  77 
21  Apr.  81 

I  Apr.  68 

29  Aug.  96 

I  Aug.  72 

9  Nov.  65 

13  Mar.  74  18  Dec.  81  -8  Dec.  88  29  Sept.93 

4  Mar.  68    i  Oct.  77,21  May  84  21  May  88 

I  Mar.  60   3  Aug.  66    3Aug.  72^  5  June  75 

3  Aug.  72  12  Oct.  79  18  Nov.  82  18  Nov.  86 
I  Oct.  6i\  2  Oct.  61    6  May  72    i  July  74 

4  May  60' 13  June  66I13  June  72  5  June  7s 
26  Aug.  73    I  July  81 '14  July  8S  29  Sept.93 

3  Aug.  65  14  July  75  14  July  82,14  July  86 
15  Feb.  75  25  June  82I25  June  891  9  Apr.  95 
28  Oct.  76   I  July  81  [14  Nov.  83  14  Nov.  87 

3  Aug.  72   3  Nov.  79  13  Aug.  86  13  Aug.  90 

3  Jane  72^  i  July  811  i  Dec.  85!  i  Dec.  85 

17  Anr.  78  22  June  85  8  Sept.gi  8  Sept. 95 
15  May  63  I  Oct.  77115  Nov.  84Jii  Nov.  88 
23  Jan.  69   I  July  81  24  Dec.  84I24  Dec.  88 

4  Mar.  68  24  Aug.  73I  i  July  81    i  July  85 


23  Dec.  71  I  Oct.  77 1 13  May  85!  13  May  86 
I  May  68    i  Apr.  74  3i|0ct.  7731001.  8i 

1  Feb.  6721  May  So'21  Junes?  25  Feb.  93 
31  Aug.  60  ...'..  I  9  Uct.  69  17  Apr.  83 
18  Dec.  75  23  June  811  i  July  87  16  Mar.  93 

6  July  67  6  June  77  22  May  B3  22  May  87 
30  Aug.  77  2  Mar.  8i  21  Nov.  91  21  July  96 
6  July  67    8  Sept. 751   8  Sept.82  14  Feb.  83 

8  Nov.  55  1  Jan.  72,12  Dec.  77  i  June  82 
25  Aug.  73    I  July  81'  I  July  88  22  Apr.  93 

2  June  65  27  June  74' =2  Sept.  So  22  Sept. 84 

9  Oct.  72  I  Apr.  74'3i  Jan.  85  31  Jan.  89 
II  Dec.  73  18  Dec.  81  jig  Mar.  89    6  Jan.  94 

10  Aug.  55  II  May  71 1   i  Oct.   77    i  June  82 

11  Mar.  74  I  July  81!  7  May  8g  6  Jan.  94 
4  July  70   I  Oct.  77I31  Oct.  84  20  May  85 

30  Apr.  77  :6  Oct.  83  1 16  Oct.  90'  r  Nov.  95 
14  Jan.  56  19  Jan.  58]  27  Dec.  o8|  ;o  Oct.  69 
21  July  57  20  July  58125  Mar.  69  26  Nov.  79 


Feb.  68  20  Feb.  76 
1  July  77,  I  Jan.  84 
19  Oct.  74    I  July  81 

27  Mar,  74   I  July  81 

9  Apr.  47  26  June  55  26  Apr.  59 
18  Oct.   53113  Dec.  61  14  Apr.  75 

I  May  58  II  Mar.  62  12  Oct.  68 
10  Nov.  65'30  Apr.  73    2  Mar.  81 


30  July  62 

8  Apr.  60 
8  June  55 
I  Oct.  57 
I  Oct.  57 


20  Feb.  82  lo  Mar.  85 
I  Jan.  91'  1 1  Jan.  96 
I  July  91    I  July  95 

16  Apr.  90  25  May  94 

4  June  70  9  Aug.  73 
26  Feb.  So  18  Nov.  86 

I  Oct.  77,  I  Oct.  81 
12  Apr.  90  25  May  94 

I  July  81  21  May  84 

II  Dec.  84  II  Dec.  38 
I  July  81  19  Apr.  82 
10  Jan.  85  25  Jan.  90 


19  June  72  23  July  79 

II  Dec.  70  II  Dec.  78 
30  Apr.  61  28  May  74 
10  July  71  10  Jan.  78 
8  Sept.71  20  Feb.  78  20  Feu.  85    4  Sept. 89 


Colo^eh  Ihdlred  on  Fall  or  Retired  Fai/  or  on  n  P 


Burnett,  Thomas.Lf.CoJ.  Royal  Artiiierv 

Burton,  Gerard  Scptimas.;»t  Col.  Rctl    Dist'n'pt"" 

Burton,  William  Henry,«»  Lf.Col.  R.  (Madras)  Eiicr 
Burtoii-Browu   Alex.».  L/.CoI.  Royal  Artillery       "' 
?;^v  ^^\U'-  ■'"^'^  Tlirimas.  Ct.Col.  KovHl  Artillery 
Butl.n.  Wm.  Brooks,  Col.  Restl.  District     ^^ 
Buttanshaw,  Thomas,  X/.roZ.Benn-alS  C  "    ' 

Cabell,  William,  ii.Co?.  Ben<-al  si;      

..adell,  Hobert,8=  LtCol.  BeuRal  StaffCorps'.'.:::: 

..aldecott,  Charles  Thomas,  Lt.Col  76  Foot 

Caldwell,  John  Fletcher,'^  Col.  Regimental  Dist 

Cambier,  Ernest  Fred.  Lt  Col.  Eov„l  Artillery       "' 
IKf.c.  BC    Cameron,   Aylmer    S>-    CB.    Lt.Col'i' 
King's  Otto  Borderers  [R]  '  c 

Campliell  Alexander.^  Lt.Col.  aiyalAitiliery'::: 
Campbell,Archd.DnnstHirnaKC,8V>/.Co;.Bens!ilSC 
Campbe  ,  Aylmer  Maclver,'.'  LI. Col.  Bengal  S  C    ' 
Campbell,  c.  A.  I.yon,  Ll.Col   \l.,yn\  En»hiee7s       ' 
Campbell,  Colin  Charles,»=  DSO.  Lt.Col.  fndian  s"c' 
Campbell,  Duncan  MacNeil,  Ll.Col.  K  Eneineers 
Campbell,  Ed^y.  G.  Lt.Col.  Madras  S  C   '='''«™^^'^- 

Campbell,  James.  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S  r    

Campbell,  John  Mex.  Lt.Col.  Madras  S  C 

Campbell  John  Henry.'"  l.t.Cnl.  Leiusler  Re-imcn; 

amp  be   ,  John  Gore,»'  Lt.Col.  Re-iMiental  Dist. 
Campbell,  Wm   Fred.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Maiines 

/>.».e,Ca.rde,v,S„-Frederick,'-'i:cj/'G.  Z./.CV.S  Lan-'i' 

cashire  Regiment i 

Ctirey,  Clement  cle  Beauvo  ry  Lt.Col    U,"'E.ns' 

"^'Z^'  w^;'""^!?.^r'"''">  '^'■^•''-  R°y«'  Artiiie:^;:: 

■arey,  William."  Col.  Royal  Artillery 


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!  ^.Tv  f !  ?"'=•  r  5  July  73  -5  Oct.  &,'  1  May  8q  6  Jan.  '4 
iT^i  ■'^,P''-*1  3  May  76,  i  July  Si.oJuly  89  6  Jan.  gj 
7  Aug.  55  ,1  May  581  i  Sept.63  5  July  72,1  Deo.  78I31  Dec.  l\ 
i'9  J"ne  60    3  Noy.  72'i8  Dec.  80:21  Dec.  36  21  Dec.  oo 

J.1,^^'  ■'^1  3  Nov.  52  12  Dec.  6i|i2Dcc.  6,,. 2  Dec.  75  .  Aug.  7, 
„  1  J^  =°.''  ^"^  ^h-^  •''^'"'  "5^  ="  •'"''^"  70  25  June  76  .3  Nov.  76 
9  June  49,14  Aug.  53I  9Junc6,  gJiinees)  9  June  75  20  Feb,  80 
4  Apr.  51  II  Aug.  54  I  Mar.  60  9  May  72  10  Nov.  77  i  Nov.  79 
IS  Nov.  61  30  Oct.  66  5  Fell.  79I  i  July  81  i  ,luly  3; 
I  Mar.  631  8  Dec.  75  i  Nov.  82  i  Nov.  89  19  Fob.  95 
I  Sept.s4ii3  Dec.  59(21  June?!  i  Oct.  77]  i  Oct.  8.( 
1  July  61J17  Oct.  74!  ,  July  8i|  5  Deo.  8831  Oct.  94 
31  Oct.  60  4  Apr.  70  4  Apr.  78!  4  Apr,  84  4  Apr.  88 
54|  I  Jan.  57  g  Dec.  60  g  Dec.  74!  9  Dsc.  80  19  May  8. 
23  Dec.  57,  4  Jan.  71,23  May  7S  24  Jan.  85124  Jan.  3g 
10  Apr.  63  2,  Dec.  7=122  Dec.  80  22  Dec.  86  22  Dec  90 
22  Dec.  t.5  14  July  78;22  Dec.SsI  6Nov.gi'  6  Nov. -^ 
10  Jan.  49li8Feb.  61. 11  Aug.  66I11  Aug.  72  23  Oct.  75 
,21  Jan.  46^20  May  58;  9  June  631  9  June  69  26  June  72 


28  May  58 

9  July 

4  Apr. 
9  Dec. 

22  Dec.  60 

It  Aug.  46 
9  June  43  .......  ,„,„.„,.j 

20  Dec.  4917  July  55I20  Dec.  61  2^  Dec.  65 

11  June  59  26  Oct.  60  16  Feb.  -jH    i  July  Si 
^o  Aug.  53   9  Nov.  55  30  July  62:25  Feb.  75 

2  Jan.  61  13  Nov.  64  25  Dec.  77       Jan.  82 

12  Juno  58|27  Nov.  59    S  May  6;  29  Noy.  79 


20  Dec.  75ii9  Feb.  75 
29  Sept. 86:29  c3ei»t.go 
25  Feb.  80  25  Feb.  84 
2  Jan.  89  25  May  94 

27  Mar.  83!  27  Mar.  87 


Car  eton,  Geo.'-'-  Lt.Col.  Xi.  (Ma.lras)  Art 

Carleton.  Hy.  Guy,  Lt.Col.  Regimental  District 

tarrington,  Lharles  William.*^  0,^^  Royal  Marines 

Carwithen,  Geo.  T    Luder,'-'?  OV.  Regimental  Dist. 

,>.y.  Cary,  Lucius  F.  B."'  Lt.Col.  RiHe  Brigade  ... 

Cass,  Arthur  Herbert, »  Major,  10  Hussars.?. 

Castell,  John  H.i»o  i^Co^.  Bombay  S   C        

M°'"m''-^'' £'"''■■'•  °^°-'°'  •^'•'''''-  I'^i'Sal  Cavalry";.'.';;.' 
C^utley,  Henry,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Enginee-s 
Chadivirk,  David  Dempster,  Lt.Col.  E.  S'lrrey  Reg'i;, 
chadwick,  Edward  Frederick,  Lt.Col.  33  Foot 
Chalmers,  Henry  B.i»2  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S^aiT Corps"" 
Chambers,  Charles  Patton,"':i£/.Co?.  107  Foot        '" 
Chambers,  Osborne  Wm.  S.  Lt.Col.  R.  (Madrasl  Eri^'l 
Champernowne,  Henry,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers":! 
Chaphii.  Allan, iw  Lt.Col.  Madras  Infantry 
f.u  ^'^•>P'i°.  John  Worthy,!"-.  CB.  Lt.Col.  8  Hussara 
r-uii";  }  '=™or,"«i  Col.  Regimental  District  .. 
Chatfield,  Charles  Kyrle.'";  Lt.Col.  York  Lt.  Inf  '  ' 
Chichester,  Cornwallis  Henry,!"*  Lt.Col.  5  Lancers' 
Chichester,  Hugh  Arthur, '"s  Lt.Col.  N.  Lane.  Re^^t 
Ghisholm,  William,  no  i^  Co/.  Madras  8  C. 
1^.,    '.■'^''.wA,''."'"''  tieoi-se  Hay,i!i  Col.  Regtl.  'District 
Clark,  William, 112  Cot.  Regimental  District      . 
Clarke,  Alex.  Ross,  CB.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers" 
Clarke,  Calvert  D.  S."^  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corps '.'. 
Uarke,HcnryStephenson,ii*Lf.Co;.R.  (Bengal) Art 
Clarke,  Sydenham  Cubbon,";  X<.C<p/.R.(Mad.)Eng 
Clayhills,  James  Menzies,'"^  Major.  7  Foot 

^.s.c.  Clayton,  Emilius,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artiiierj- 

Clayton,  V^alentine  Gardner,  Col.  Royal  Engineers 
Cleather,  W.  B.  Gordon,"?  Lt.Col.  N.  Lane.  Hegt 
Clelaml,  William, H"  if.Co/.  Dublin  Fusiliers 
Clenienti,  Montagu,"'  Lt.Col.  Bengal  StaffCorps 
Clements,  Fred.  Wm.  Richd.'2"  Lt.Col.  Royal  En<» 
Clerk,   Alexander,!"  Col.  Army  Service  Corps- ) 
ranking  as  Major  General,  n  Deo.  88)  } 

Clmton,  Lord  E.  W.  Pelham,  i^CS.  iC.Co'/.  Ri'fle  ) 

Brigade  ;  Matter  of  the  Queeira  Household  .  j 

Clive,  Henry  Somerset,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers    . 
Cochrane,  George  Heury.i2!t  Lt.Col.  Liverpool  Regt. 
Ooghill,  Kendal  Josiah  Wm.!22  Cli.Lt.Col.ig  Hussars 
Coker,  Edm.  Rogers,i23  DSO.  Lt.Col.  Durham  L.  I. 
ColUer,  Clarence  Aug.  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.  0. 
CoUier,  Herbert  Cromwell,'^^  Lt.Col.  21  Hussars 
Collmgwood,  Henry,!"  Col.  Regimental  District   . 
Colomb,  Geo.  Hatton,  Lt.Col.  R.  Artillery.  . 
Co  quhoun.  Humphrey  M.  L.  Lt.Col.  Middlx.  Reo-t 
Colthurst,  James  N.imZ(.C<j/.  Regimental  District 
Congdon,  John  .iames,i2'  Lt.Col.  R.  Artillery. 
Comngham,  1  rederick.!28  i^.Co/.  Ro.yal  Scots 
Conolly,  Arthur,!-'' Z(.CoZ.  Bengal  Staff  Corps 
ConolJy,  Ed\y.  Robt.!!""  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corps 
Cooch,  Charles,'!!  Major,  Dnatt.  Gentleman  at  Arms 
Cooke,  Thomas  Valentine,!!!!  Captain,  R.  Marines 
Cooke,  William,!"  .Lt.Col.  Indian  StaffCorps 
p.i.c.Cooke,  Wm.  Smith, !!!=  Lt.Col.  Cheshire  Regt. 
Corbett,  Frank  Vincent,  Lt.Col.  Ro.yal  Eni'ineers 

Cory,  Arthur,!!" iK.Coi.  Bengal  StaffCorps   

Cottmgham,  Edw.  R.!'=  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 
Court,  Horatio  Samuel,  i(.Co;.  Madras  S.C.     .. 


17  Dec.  62[27  0ct.  76  18  Nov.  82  20  Dec.  89    6  Jan.  94 
I  Nov.  60;  8  Oct.    73    I  July  81  17  Aug.  8829  Sept.93 


IS  June  5i'2o  Nov.  53:22  June  58   5  July  7, 
' '  i"?'^  i"    3  J!^'-*-  -t?  "  June  57I29  .A.ug.  66 


8  Feb.  6:  :i  Sept.63 

19  Sept. 48  23  Fell.  52 
27  Nov.  57H  Jan.  60 
Feb.  58|i3  Nov.  60 


29  May  67'  5  Oct.  „„ 

21  Nov.  59!    5  July   72 
t6  .\ug.  64I    I  Oct.    77 

Feb.  72[  I  July 


i^  Dec.  lo   I  Nov.  52  23  Apr;  silie  Jal:'.  63 
!o  Jan.  51  13  Mar.  55:20  Jan.  61  20  Jan 


4  Sept. 59   4  Sent.  60^25  .Ian.  71 

'22june5gi  3A'Jff.72 

14  Jan.  62  15  Sept.  64  17  Aug.  73 
10  Oct.   45  16  Feb.  4g|  4  Aug.  54 

I  Dec.      '     --  - 


4  Sept.7g 
I  July  81 
I  July  81 
26  June  66 


;  July  St'  i  Oct.  sS 
9  June  68'  I  Aug.  72 

3  May  86  3  May  90 
j8  May  8i|i3  June  Si 
27  June  8327  June  87 

7  Aug.  85 1  7  Aug.  89 
14  Apr.  73  I  Jul.7  81 
20  Jan.  77I15  Feb.  81 

4  Sept.Ss  4  Sept. 89 
31  Dec.  86I31  Dec.  90 
~i  Nov.  86jit  Nov.  90 

2  Nov.  75J15  Mar.  79 
:t  Dec.  73  14  Juno  76 
17  May  79  23  July  79 


■^        - t^        T    --.*o.    Jit    '^^    u  uuc  UU 

.  47,15  Nov.  53  II  Feb.  oi'ii  Dec.  67 
14  June  56  30  Apr.  58:28  Dee.  65  17  Feb.  76 

9  June  43'  4  Aug.  52  27  Apr.  58J       

'      118  Dec.  61  10  Feb.  74  iS  Dec.  3i 

12  Nov.  60:10  Deo.  62!  12  Nov.  72  12  Nov.  So 
■3  -Apr.  58(20  Nov.  6o|  5  Apr.  64  15  Sept.77 
12  July  64;2g  Jan.  70  12  Feb.  75'  i  JulySi 
'  2  Nov.  55J15  Juno  58: 13  Oct.  64I  I  Oct.  77 
:8  Feb.  53iii  Aug.  54  7  Apr.  58J  5  July  72 
17  Jan.  51,113  Apr.  52  18  Apr.  56  5  July  72 
2;  June  55I23  Nov.  56  25  June  67:25  June  75 

5  Nov.  6ij  9  Jan.  63I25  Dec.  67I  i  July  81 

11  Feb.  62^10  Apr.  64  20  Sept. 71:30  Nov.  8- 

1  Oct.   47,    I  July  49    8  Sept. 55)28  Aug.  7.  .,„..„.,-        „„- 

2  Sept. 47,21  May  53|i8Peb.  6t!  2Sept.67'  2  Sept.73li3  Nov.  75 

12  Dec.  57  27  Aug.  58;  I  Oct.   67J  6  Sept. 77    i  Jan.  84(10  May  85 
^.....         9  Dec.  s9]3o  July  71  18  Mar.  78  12  Aug.  86:12  Aug.  go 

23  Noy.  52  13  Aug.  54 '31  Aug.  55  20  June  65  25  Nov.  74    i  July  85 


I  Sept.  63 '12  Dec.  64 

4  Apr.  89I  6  Jan.  94 
12  Not,  86  12  Noy.  90 
14  Nov.  791 14  Nov.  83 
27  JuneSgl  6  Jan.  94 

:6  Mar.  84:26  Mar.  88 

5  Jan.  80:  4  Nov.  85 
31  Dec.  78!27  Sept.Sz 
25  June  81 '20  Mar.  83 
18  Mar.  82  18  Mar.86 

I  July  87|'27  July  95 
27  Aug.  72  27  Aug.  77 


o  Oct.  741  I  July  8. 
6  July  66^11  Dec.  73 
9  Apr.  61  10  May  74 
8  July  581  I  Sept.77 
II  June  70,11  June  78 
20  Dec.  66^^  2  Dec.  74 

Service  i      33i». 


I  Sept.57|  5  July  72 


1  July  61 

:2o  Dec.  c6 

13  Oct.  54    9  Feb.  55 

4  Mar.  57I  0  Oct.   57 

t!  June  58  22  Oct.  58 

i'5  ilay  57 

Depart-     mental 

9  June  54'  8  Dec.  54 

122  Dec.  57114  Jan.  71:14  July  78 

2  Aug.4£  13  Dec.  51  II  May  58I  5  July  72 
26  Feb.  51    I  Oct.    5j'26  Feb.  63'ii  July  77 

8  June6i  30  Oct.  66  30  May  74I12  Feb.  81 

3  Aug.  46  6  Feb.  52|i8  Feb.  6ij  3  Aug.  66 
23  Feb.  51  5  Aug.  59  15  Jan.  70;  i  July  81 
26  July  57  18  .May  58116  Sept. 68    i  July  81 

I  May  46:  9  Nov.  46:17  Feb.  54!  7  Sept.67 
18  Aug.  54:29  Dec.  5-i|i7July57  2  Sept.68 
14  Oct.  51:11  May  55!i7  Nov.  63'28  June  71 

;i8  July  65J24  Noy.  77'  i  Jan.  84 

20  May64'i3  Jul.y67  ii  Apr.  75I  i  Julj'  81 


31  July  88129  Sept.93 
I  July  81  I  July  85 
I  July  SriSFeb.  85 

1  July  81 1  I  July  85 
1 1  June  8411  June  88 

2  Dec.  81    2  Dec.  8; 


8  June  60 

2  June53'27  Aug.  58 
21  Aug.  49J25  June  52 


8  June  72,  8  June  80 
June  70  12  June  78 
29  Dec.  541  2  Noy.  ^^ 


-  ""&■  ',V.-j  w^,",^  3-   *y  i^iii,      _, 

7  July  42'27  July  47:19  Dec.  5415  Sept.  j„ 
7  Noy.  65!  7  Nov.  67    7  Nov.  77   7  Nov.  85 


3  July  6oj  8  Jan.  64 
15  Jan.  64 

3  Oct.  48  13  Dec.  54 
ID  Aug.  56 

SDec.  55l25-i»g-S7 


years      11  Dec.  88 

20  Apr.  78    I  Deo.  85 

Mar,  85  I  Mar.  89 
2$  Apr.  82  25  Apr.  85 

I  July  81  25  July  83 
24  Aug.  Si  24  Aug.  85 

3  Aug.  72  14  June  70 
16  July  84  i6  July  84 
31  May  86|3i  May  go 
ig  Mar.  ^g.  7  July  69 

11  July  77  II  July  81 

1  Oct.   77!  I  Oct.  Si 

2  Sept.  92  j  2  Sept.96 
14  Aug.  gi  14  Aug.  95 

2  Mar.  81  j  2  Mar.  85 

12  June84|i2  June  88 
25  June  66    I  July  81 

3  Aug.  6g    6  Oct.   85 

,  --..,,    , J,  7  Nov.  gi|2g  Aug.  93 

5  July  71J  I  July  81  21  Apr.  SSjag  Sept.93 
I  Oct.  77|i5  Jan.  84  15  Jan.  gi'12  Aug.  g5 

.8  Feb.  6i|  3  Oct.   68    3  Oct.    74i2gNoy.  75 

21  Aug.  6723  Dec.  75  18  Nov.  82  18  Dec.  86 

S  Dec.  67   3  Dec.  75   3  Dec.  3il  8  Deo.  85 

I  i 


6i3 


Colonels  Seilred  on  Full  or  Retired  Paij  or  on  a  Pension. 


Cownn,  Pamuel  Hunter,  LI. Col.  Bcncral  Stnff  Corps 
l'rain:ie-Halkett,Chas.Harland,y-/.0./.  R.  Riigineers 
Crnster.  Wtt'.  Robert, i=«  I.t.Col.  R.  (Bent-'ab  Art.  ... 
Crawloiil,  George  A Aa-m. '''  U. Col.  R.  Artillery;) 
Coiuwiltee  uf  Militari/  Equijime„l,  luilia  OJii-r  ...  .' 

Crawlord.  Robert  Ale.x."S  Col.  ReRtl,  Ili>trict 

CrawleT.  Thos.  Gor!!es,"'+  I.t.Col.  Liveri)Ool  Regt. 

L'reasli'.  .lame-^.'"  Li. Col  Leicester  Rept 

Crensf.  John  Fred.'*"  Col.  Com.  R.  Marine  Art 


LIBUT. 
COLONEL. 


9  Deo.  59    9  Dec.  71,  9  Deo.  7g|  9  Dec.  85    9  Dec.  89 

1 21  Dec.  58    3  Aug.  7?  I  3  Nov.  75  13  Aug.  86  13  Aug.  90 

:3  June56|27  Apr.  58  24  liar.  65'23  Nov.  ti\  2  Mar.  81  8  Apr.  82 
28  Feb.  55!  I  Apr.  55  2  Dec.  62,  5  July  721  i  July  81  1  July  85 
70  Feb.  58  12  June  60  10  May  71 ,  i  July  8t  [28  .fuly  84  7S  July  88 
5  July  60  9  Jan.  63J14  Aug.  67,21  Dec.  80  17  Dec.  84  17  Dec.  8S 
7  June  54  10  Aug.  35I  I  June  60  19  .Tan.  73 1 15  Jaly  84  24  Dec.  84 
20  Dec.  54  12  Dec.  ';6i  3  Aug.  67    i  Apr.  74|i3.Tan.  8i  13  Jan.  85 

Cr-ek  Edw.  Stanlev.'«t  Col.  Rentl.  Hist {25  June6i    9  Sept. 64]  3  May  71    i  July  8i]26  May  86  26  May  90 

;>.«.^.Cr"ok(nden,  Hv.  Hu"mpiire.TS,i'i  LI.Col.  R.Art |i2  Jan.  66I13  Mar.  78  16  Jan.  84  26  .hmegs  26  june97 

Orostl.waite.  Cbarle's."- /.'.Co?.  Royal  Artillery     22  June  59  21  Oct.  71  17  May  7 

Crowdy,  Jobn  Henry.'"  i^Co(.  Royal  EuKiueers  ...;       23  Dec.  57 


Crozirr.  Stanley'.'**  Lt.Col.  Oxford  Light  Infantiy 
Cruic-kt^hauk,  John  D.  Royai  (Bombay)  Engineers. 
Cumberlege,  Alex.  Rnlstrodo, i^Co/.  MartrasStaff  C. 
Gumming,  ■William  Gordon,  CLE.  Lt.Col.  Ro.yal ) 

(Madras)  Engineers   ) 

p.'.c.  Currie,  Arthur  Drummond,  Lt.Col.  "Welsh") 

Regiment.. i 

Currie.  James,  Lt.Col.  Bombay  StafT Corps  

Curtis,  Franci-  G.  S."^  C.Vfi.  Lt.Co'.  6  Drag.  [R]... 

Curtis,  Wm.  Fred,  de  H.no  Lt.Col.  R.  Art 

Curzon.  William  Southwell,  Lt  Col.  Hn.yal  Artiller3- 
p.s.r.  Crttbill,  Hv.  Dunpa.  Allred,'"  Lt.Col.  Irish| 

Rifles:    4  Bntlnlio,:  Iruh  mnet  ( 

Cuyler,  Geo.  A.i«  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C 

Dalgety,  Reginald  William,'"  CB.  Lt.Col.  York"; 

and  Lancaster  Regiment  ,,    ,  j 

Darwall,  Henry  Pountnev.  Mojoi;  Royal  Artillery  . 
Dashwood,  Chos.  Bronn,'*"  Lt.Col.  Rifle  Briaad'e. 
Davidson,  Charles  R.  T.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers  ... 
Davidson,  Henry  Edtv.  Col.  Regimen'al  District 


8  June  55 
=5  Feb.  48 


8  Jan.  56 

9  Dec.  59 
6  Oct. 

8  June  60 


Oct.  71  17  May  74,18  Nov.  87  18  Nov.  So 
14  .Tan.  71  22  May  tB  20  Dec.  84  20  Dec.  83 
30  Apr.  O4  I  Dec.  75;  i  July  81  i  July  85 
14  Jan.  71  t  Jul.v  7^'  6  .N"ov.S6  fS  Nov.  90 
17  June  60  25  Feb.  68^25  Feb.  74  23  Jan.  78 
12  Aug.  86  12  Aug.  90 


3  Aug.  72I  JO  Deo.  78 

3  Aug,  60' 23  Dec.  64    7  Dec.  70'  i  July  81 

12  Dec.  46  24  Apr.  50125  Feb.  59  12  Dec.  66 
[5  Dec.  54  =4  Sept.  55I  5  Mar.  58,  5  July  72 


I 


3  Sept.  S3  23  Sept.S7 

12  Dec.  72  14  June  70 
17  Nov.  79  17  Nov.  83 


28  Mar.  90  13  July  95 
I  Apr.  82    1  Apr.  80 


6  Jul.y  63:15  Jan.  76  28  Mar.  83  : 

I  7  Apr.  56    7Sept.66'  i  Apr.  75 

22  Doo.  60  21  Nov.  63  I  Apr.  73  19  Nov.  81  28  Dec.  85  26  July  94 
29  Doo.  44  3  Oct.  51  6  Nov.  59  29  Dec.  64"29  Dec.  70  23  June  75 
8  June  67    8  Aug,  68  12  July  74;  i  July  81  |2i  May  84  21  May  88 

10  Aug.56124  July  67'i7Nov.  75|i7  Nov.  82',6Nov.  83 

17  July  54  29  Dec.  54119  Feh.  58    5  July  72;'4  Dec.  78  12  Apr.  78 

j   1  Uct.  57Ji4Aug.  67,  I  Oct.   77I  I  July  83    I  July  95 

'9  .Tuners    3  July  6g    7  Apr.  63  29  Sept  771  i  July  8i[  i  July  St 


Davis,  Hon-ell,  X(. Co/.  Worcester  Regiment   iig  Dec.  57!  12  June  6o'i6  Jan.  63  23  Jan.  75I  2  Mar.  78[  2  Mar.  62 

Davis,  Richard  Percival,  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C 22  .\ug.  57'24  July  58  22  Aug.  69  22  Aug  77  "2  Aug.  83  22  Oct.   83 

Davis,  I'hom.TB  Arnold,'"  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bengal)  Art.  '12  Dec.  57  27  Aug.  58|i8  Nov.  68  31  Dec.  78,13  Dec.  84  ,3  Dec.  88 

Davisi.'n.  John.  Lt.Col.  3Dra2C0n  Guards  .  12  Mar.  61  21  Feb.  65  25  Jan.  71    i  July  81,24  Nov.  82  24  Nov.  86 

ji.i.c.  Daues,  Bethel  Martin,'^-  Lt.Col.  LeinsterRegt.  24  July  61:  i  Mar.  64.  3  July  72    1  July  81  18  Nov.  82  ,8  Nov,  86 

Dawes,  Thomas,""  i;.Co(.  Bengal  Staff  Corns 2  Sept.sSl   i  Mar.  so    2  Sept. 70    2  Sept.78    2  Sept.  84    3  Sept.S4 

Dawson,  John,"*  Col.  Begimental  District  ". 21  Sept.6o;i3  Feb.  63'  i  Aug.  68    i  July  81  3°  ;•»"•  |5  30  Jan.  80 

le  Lautour.Edw.  Joseph, I"  i^Co^  R.(BengaI)Art 8  June  6o'ii  Mar.  74  22  Nov.  79  "  iIa.V  89    i  Sept.91 

,    ,        .  ,_    „ „         ._    ,.„,,.    ,        „    ,.      ^o  June  55  2Q  May  57  20  .In. 1067  20  June  75  =oJ";ie  81    ,  Mar.  85 

9  July  66128  Feb.  70 

5  Mar.  6i|  12  Oct.  6S  1 
,22  Dec.  q9  J 

4  July  60  12  July  64  : 


<le  Lousada,  Horace  Francis.  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.  C 
Demp.-ter,  Cathrart.'^^l  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

Denii'S,  James,'^"/-/.  Co/.  6  Dragoon  Guards 

DcKlioii,  (."has,  Jobn,'=;  2)SO.i/.  Co/.  Royal  Artillery 
Oe  Wend,  Douglas  Camnbell,  Col.  Regtl,  District ... 

Dickins,  Fra.  A.''"  LI.Col.  Bengal  S.C 

Dillon,  Hon.  Robt.Villiers,i''=X/.Cf./.  Royal  Artillery 
Disney.  Thos.  Robert,""  Lt.Col.  Ro.val  Artillery  ... 
Ditmas,  Fiancis  Frederick,  IJ.Col.  Royal  Artillery 
Dobbs,  Ale.f.  Fairlie,  LI.Col.  Madras  StatT Corps  .!. 
Doran,Robt.H. Patrick. '6IZ,/.  Co/.  W.KentRegt.(5oF.) 
Dorward,  James  Ford.i''^  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 
Douglas,  ,[f.lin  Chas.'^  Lt.Col.  Worcestershire  Regt. 
Douglu<.  John  Douglas,  Lt.Col.  Ro.yal  Artillery  ... 

Douglas,  Robert,'"  Jlfiyoi-,  13  Foot  '. 

Dowden, Thos.  Freeman, "'^  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bombay)") 

Engineers ) 

Drj'sdale,  Robert Carstairs.Xf. Co/.  Ro,yal  Artillery 
IJucat,  Walter  Mardon,X/.Co/.  Roval  (Bombay) Eng. 

Dugdale,  Henrv  C.  G.^^Z*  Col.  Rifle  Depot 

Dunbar,  Fred.  W.'S-  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C 

Dimlop,  Samuel,""  CMG.  Major,  Royal  Artillery  ... 
Dunnage.  Arthur  James,  Lt.Ccl.  Royal  Artillery 

Durand,  Anthony,"' i/.Co/.  Bombay  S.C 

Durand,  Charles  .James, '''  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C 

Durnlord,  .Vrthur  George,''^  LI.Col.  R.  Engineers 
Dyke,  Edward  Hart,'"'  X/.Co/.R.  (Bengal)  Artidery 


12  Dec.  57 
6  Juno  54 

3  July  60 


;  Dec.  45  21  May  51 
I  Aug.  55 

18  Dec.  61 
1  Sept.  63 

II  Oct.   59 
8  Dec    54 

19  Jul.v  64 
7  Nov.  62 

tS  July  65 
2  Apr.  41 1 28  Dec.  42 

Jejune  56,27  Aug.  58 

15  May  57 

1  Mar.  56,27  Aug.  58 
5  June  55,  I  Sept. 57 
I  Aug.  48  20  May  53 

7  Apr.  56 

30  Jan.  66 

20  Feb.  54;  26  Aug.  56 
4  Aug.  57  iS  May  58 


9  July  80  9  July  88|  9  Ju'y  94  22  .Ian.  96 
10  June  74    1  July  81  ^S  'J".    85  25  Oct.  89 

17  July  72  2->  Oct.  So  1'  Dec.  S6  21  Deo.  90 
15  Apr.  74  1  July  81'  6  uct.  86  6  Oct.  90 
12  Dec.  60,12  Dec.  65  1=  Dec.  71  i  Sept.  75 
27  June  64116  Apr.  73:  I  July  81;  i  July  85 

I  .4pr.  75|i8  Dec.  Si     ■  Oct.   89  26  July  94  , 
21  Feb.  76  17  Apr.  83  '7  Apr.  go |,6  July  05 
12  Dec.  69'i2  Dec.  77  '^  Dec.  83  ,2  Dec.  87 
29  Mar.  61  18  Apr.  74    i  July  81  n  June  84 
21  Oct.   77,19  July  f4  '5  Ju'"^  85  ,5  Juno  89 

5  Apr.  65 1  I  Oct.  77,  =  ^^"-  "3  11  Aug.  86 
4  Oct.  77!  I  Jan.  84,  I  "Jet-  92;  I  Oct.  qf. 

6  July  55    I  Apr.  66  29  Apr.  75  21  July  75 

31  Oct.  68  11  Dec.  73  1  July  81  I  July  85 
22Aug.68l3oMay  77  3°  May  841,0  May  88 
10  Feb.  68  5  Julv  72!  i  July  81;  ,  July  85 
10  Nov.  65I   I  May  78  "  Apr.  84j,2  Apr.  88 

18  Feb.  61,  1  Aug.  68  1  Aug.  74J14  Apr.  75 
10  Oct.  66  14  Apr.  75  14  Apr.  82,  q  Sept.82 
23  Apr.  78118  Mar.  84  ^  Oct.  9;  6  Oct.  97 
12  Sept.  66  20  Feb.  74  20  Peb.  80  ,y  Oct.   S3 

4  Aug.  69'   4  Aug.  77    4  Aug.  83,7  Auir.  86 


1  July  81 
1  July  81 


Earle,  Edward Lempriero.'"*  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  C 

Eden,  Wm.  Alex.  Lt.Col.  Royal  .\rtillery 

I'^den,  William  Thomas,  Lt.Col.  Bombay"^S.C 

Edndge,  Fred.  L.,>"=  Lt.Col.  Regimental  District  ... 
Kgerton,  Alf.  Mordaunt,  CB.  Major,  Royal  Horse  1 

Guards;   Controller  of  Ike  Uoviehold  ofM.B.lI.  \ 

theDuke  of  Coiniuughl .'. ) 

/<-(i.c.Elias,  Robert.'.'SX/.Co/.  East  Lancashire  Regt. 
Eliot,  Geffery  Lawrence,'"  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.C. 

l-niiott,  Geo.  Hambley,';»X(.Co/.  Indian  S.C 

Elliott,  John,""  CB.  CMG.  LI.Col.  Roval  Marines... 

Ellis,  Chas.  H.  F.  Lt.Col.  Roval  A.rtilierj- 

I' lines.  Jonathan  Wm.'s"   Co/.  Army  Service  Corp  sRegtl  an  d  Depart- 
i:iton,  Fred.  Coulthurst,i8''Ci(.  X/.CV/.  R.  Art.    [R]  23  Oct,   54    1  Jan.  55 

Engledue,  William  John,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers..  |       23  Dec.  57 

Kthelston.Edm.  Peel,'*^X/. Co/.  N.  Lancashire  Regt.|24  Aug.  54    6  Feb.  ssjisMav  66 
Evans,  Ed.  Lloyd  Malcolm,  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C I  3  Jan.  45!  5  May  47  29  May  57 


:  .lulv  85 
I  July  85 


21  June  561  8  Jan.  66  i6  Aug.  7^ 

12  June  57  27  Apr.  58124  Mar.  6s    4  Feb.  74 

14  June  so  30  Oct.   55^27  Aug.  58,22  Apr.  68  14  June  76,3,  Dec.  79 

28  Oct.  64!  ;  July  77  29  Dec.  83  "  Dec.  91  2,  Dec.  95 

20  Dec.  55  26  May  59  20  Dec.  67I20  Dec.  75!=?  fi'^?-  "! ,  9  Mar.  82 
19  Feb.  55  lo  Aug,  55    7  Aug.  S7j  3  Sept.6;    »  Oct.   76;  ,  July  81 


23  Julv  61  19  Dec.  6s!i9  Aug.  74I  :  July  Si'  '  July  87|3i  Dec.  87 

28  Oct.  64;2i  Aug.  67111  June75|is  Oct.  Si  '4 

8  Jan,  63,22  Feb.  70    8  Jau.  Sol  8  Jan  °"    *' 
13  July  67  17  Jan.  70  13  July  79    2  Mar 


15  June  41 


5  Ma.y  45 
1  Oct.   57 


24  Feb.  54 
24  Nov.  69 

mental 

2  Nov. 


I  Oct.  77; 
Service  j 
5  July  72 


Dec.  6  2  Nov.  93 
S  Jan.  94  8  Jan.  98 
3  July  93  16  Aug.  99 
I  July  67  ,5  Sept.  69 
I  Oct.  84  1  Oct.  88 
29H  yrs.  '  9  Aug.  86 
I  July  81;  I  July  8s 


Evans,  Ernest  Theodore,  Lt.Col.  Lancashire  Fus.  ...'13  Sept.64'  4  Jaii.  71 

Kvanson,  Richiird  Charles,  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.  C I13  June  57  18  July  61 

Everett.  Edw.'"  DSO.  Lt.Col.  Cameron  Highldrs  ..I  i  Mar.  55  14  Sept. 58 
K.vre,  Fredei  irk  Vincent,'"  X/.  Co/.  R.  (Bengal)  Art.  8  Junes:  13  Feb.  55 
'•'uirbrother,  Chas.  M.  Sutton,  LI.Col.  19  Hussars. ..'20  Oct.    ".5  12  Sept.  56,30  July  62 

Fairlie,  John  Robt.'n^  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.  C 20  Apr.  46    5  Feb.  50  18  Feb.  61 

Fane,  Frederick  John,  Col.  Regimental  District...      ;8  Dec.  57  13  Dec.  59    S  Sept. 65 


14  Jau.  71  22  May  80  =3  Nov.  86  ,3  Nov.  90 

"  31  Dec.  78  31  Dec.  86I27  JuneSS 

3  Jan.  65    3  Jan.  71 '26  Feb.  76 

1  July  81  26  May  86I3,  Dec.  87 

13  Jui;c7;  '3  Juue83[    i  Oct.   83 


9  Dec.  77 
3  June  69 
2  May  65 
1  Jan.  65 


.  Oct.   77  15  June  85 

I  Aug.  72    8  Deo.  79 

23  July  74|i5Mar.  79 

20  Apr.  66,20  Apr.  72 

I  Oct.   77    '  J^'y  ^' 


15  JuneSg 
7  Jan,  8a 

14  June  82 
5  June  75 
1  July  85 


Colonels  Retired  on  Fall  or  Retired  Fay  or  on  a  Pension, 


Fanshawe, ThomaaBasil, 1"  X^.Coi.  33  Foot  

Farquharson,  Sir  John,  JlCB.  DL.  Li.CoL  R.  En^rs:. 
Farquharson.  Matthew  Henry, ''^'^  Lf.Col.  R.  Mar.  .'. 
Farrincrton,  George  Baillie.^'^^x^, Co/.  Madras  S.  C... 
p.a.c.    Farring-ton,    Hastings    D'O.'^o   Col.   Re<?i- > 

mental  District    "     i 

Fa^riugton,MalcoImC.l^lCB.L^Co^YorkLt.lnf.[R] 
Featherstonhaush,  Albany,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Enf^ineers 

Fellowes,  Cooper  M.  NJ^^  Lt.Col.  107  Foot   .° 

Fellowes,  James,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Fenn,  Edwin  Glass,  Col,  Regimental  District 

Fenwick,  Geo.  Carew.'^^  Lt.Col.  Indian  StaiF  Corps 
Ferguson,  Chas.  J.  O'N.'a*  Lf.CoL  R.  Engineers  ... 
Ferns,  James  Lndlow.'^s  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corps 

Field,  Spencer,  Lf.Col.  Warwick  Regiment 

Filgate,  Alex.  Jerome. '96  i^Co/.  R.   (Madras)  En; 

Fischer,  Bowness,  Lf  Col.  Madras  Staff  Corps 

Fisher,  Vincent  Carne,'^'  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bengal)  Art.. 
FitzGeorge,Geo.SVm.Adolphus,-^^  J/a;oc,  2oHassars 

FitzGeraid,  Alfred  John.'^^  Lt.  Col.  60^  RiHes 

FitzOerald,  James,^«>  Lf.Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corps  .. 
FitzGeraid,  James,-"*'  Lt.Col.  Warwickshire  Regt... 
Fletcher,  Arthur  Foulger,!^^^  Lf.Col.  R.  ArtilJery 

Fletcher,  Charles  Wm.-*'^  Lf.Col.  Bengal  S.  C 

Flower,  Stephen,  Lf.Col.  Irish  Rifles  

FoUett,  Robt.W.  Walsh,a«3t  Lf.Col,  Coldstream Gds! 

Foote,  Frank  Barnard,-"*  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.  C 

B'orbes,  George  Harrison  Ai'n.Xi.  Co/.  Royal  Artillery 
Forbes,  John  Greenlaw, sui  Z(. Co/.  R.  (Bengal  Eng." 

Ford,  Arthur,2*^6X^.C'o/.  Royal  Artillery '. 

p.g.u.  Ford,  Hugh  IngrowE.2u7£/.  Co/.  R.  (Ben.)  Art. 
Forster,  Jas.  Fitz  E.-"**  Major,  Duke  of    Corn-> 

wall's  Light  Infantry ..  j 

Forsyth,  Thos.  Hamilton,  Lt.Col.  Wiltshire  Regt. 

Forth,  Alfred  Charles,  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C 

Foster,  Chas.  Edward, ^"^  Col.  Regimental  T)istrict 
Fox,  Geurge  Malcolm,^''^!  Lt.Col.  Black  Watch ;) 

Itisj}.  of  Gi/miiasia,  Alflergkof,  11  May  00  (temp.)...  } 

Fox,  Henry  Croker,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

FrampLon,  William  J.=^'°  Col.  Regimental  District... 

Francis,  George  E'lmond,-''  Lt.Col.  20  Foot ...    

p.s.c.  Frankland,  Cnlville,^'- X/. Co/.  Regtl.  District... 
Eraser,  Ales.  Thomas,  Lf.Col.  R.  (Madras)  Eng.  ... 
Fraser,  Edm.  Lomax,^'^  Muior,  King's  Royal  Rifles 

Fraser,  George  Leith,-'*  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C 

Eraser,  Thomas  Lvans,^'^  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.C 

Free,  John  Frederick.^ic  Lf.Col.  R.  (Bengal)  Art... 
French,    Charles    Albert  Leslie    Attila,    Lt.Col. t 

2  Dragoon  Guards j 

Frj',  John  William,-''  Ctipiahi,  88  Foot 

Purse,  George  Armand,2l»  CB.  Major,  42  Foot  [R] 
Fyler,  Arth.  Kvelyn.^'^  if_  Col.  W.  Kent  Regt.  (50  F.) 

Gage,  John  Olphert,  Lf.Col.  Border  Regiment  

Gallwey,  Patrick  FitzG.""  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Galwey,  Wm.  James,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers  

Gamett,  Reginald,--"  CB.  Lf.Col.  Seaforth  Highr.-i, 

Gamier,  John,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers    , 

Gaynor.  George,^^^  Major,  104  Foot 

Gehle,  Hy.  John  Wolsteyn,  Lt.Col.  R.  Engineers.. 
Georges,  Hy.  Rhodes  Gilbert,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Eng. . 

Gibaut,  Philip,"^  Major,  73  Foot .*. 

Gibbs,  George  Reynell.  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corps 
Gillies,  George  JameB,^'^*  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  ... 

Gillum,  William  James, -^  Major,  Unattached 

Glancy,  John,^-^  Major,  14  Foot .. 

Glasse,  Chas.  Edward,  Lt.Col.  Dublin  Fusiliers 

Glasspoole.  Wm.  A.-^-X^Co/.Bo7nbayS.C 

Gleig,  Charles  Edward  Stuart,  Captain,  14  Foot 

I>. S.C.  Glen,  Archibald,  Col.  Regimental  District 

Glencross.  William,  Lt.Col.  Lancashire  Fusiliers  ... 
Glennie,  Farquhar,--*  Lf.Col,  S.  Wales  Borderers... 
Goddard,  Fred.  FitzClarence,'^^  Col.  A.  S.  Corps... 
Godfrey,  Albert  Henry,^"  Major,  Depot  Battalion... 
p.s.c.    Goff,   Robert  Charles.^^i  Cajjf.   4"    Lt.Col.) 

Coldstream  Guards J 

Goldie,  Barre  John,  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bengal)  Engineers 
Goldie,  James, -^^  Lt.Col.  6  Dragoon  Guards  [R]  ... 
Goldsmith,  Edward  Primrose  Tregurtha,  Lt.Col. ) 

Lancashire  Fusiliers S 

Goodeve,  Henry  Hills,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

2i.i.c.  Goodwyn,  Jas.  Eriw.,23-i  Lt.Col.  East  Lan- J 

cashire  Regiment i 

Gordon,  Edward  Smith,  Lf.Col.  Royal  Artillery  ... 

Gordon,  William,  Col.  Regimental  District 

Gore,  Charles  CUtherow,-^   Lt.Col.  Irish  Ritles,  J 

Gentleman  at  Arms  i 

ji.s.c.  Gorham,  Charles  A.^a^  Lt.Col.  R.  Artillery  ... 
Gosset,  William  Butler.s^-Zi^Co/.  Royal  Engineers 

Gowdon,  Edward  Smith, Lf. Co/.  Royal  Artillery 

Gracey,  Thomas.  CSL.  Lf.  Col.  Royal  Engineerd    ... 

Gramme,  Robert  Charles,-^''  Col.  Regtl.  District  1 

p.s.c.  Graham,  Frederick  Wm-^^a^^Co/.  Dublin  Fub.' 
Graham,  James,-'*^  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.  C I 


COHNKT, 

ijndLiKUT, 

OrENSlfiN. 


614 


14  Apr.  40!  3  Occ.  48 
2  June  59 


24  Dec.  56 

9  June  55 

8  July  56 
10  June  53 
10  Jan.  45 

16  Sept.  59 

21  Nov.  65 

4  Mar.  59 ,_ 

2  Feb.  55 1  4  Feb.  56 

12  June57'27  Aug.  58 

4  Aug.  57    1  Mar.  61 

Ill  Dec.  =8 

15  Jan.  6t:i8  Dec.  63 
8  Noy.  .)2  13  Feb.  46  23  .viar. 

16  June  56130  Apr.  58  16  June 
23  Apr.  58i  8  Feb.  61 

!(6  Dec.  64 

20  Feb.  5o|  5  June  53 


25  May  59 
10  Sept.56 

10  July  58 

3  Noy.  54 
2?  June  59 
15  June  48 
2  2  June  58 

I  Feb.  62 
'8  July  70 

1  Oct.  57 

2  Feb.  60 


CAPTAIN. 


29  Dec 

3  Aug.  72 
19  June  72 

9  June  67 


UAJOB. 


LIBUT. 
COLONBI 


COLONBL. 


29  July  62 

23  June  58 

3  Aug.  72 
13  July  58 
17  Feb.  72 
17  Mar.  69 
21  Nov.  77 

4  Mar.  68 
4  Mar.  71 

i-2  May  64 
ji  Got.  63 
4  Aug.  69 
25  Sept  72 
Q  Apr.  70 
23  Mar.  53 


54  18  Apr.  65  24  Sept.731  2  Mar.  78 

I  July  81,(7  Mar.  S7  29  A.io-.  93 

26  Aug.  So  24  Dec.  84  24  Dec.  8c? 

q  June  75    9  June  81  15  Jau.  85 


18  Sept.  60 


[I  Dec.  49 
6  Aug.  46 
9  Dec.  54 


J  - —  jj 
4  Jan.  65 

21  July  66 
I  Sept  54 

15  Mar.  47 


:2  Dec.  57 


14  Juneye    i  July  8ii   i  July  35 

23  Dec.  7  [22  Dec.  77  2  Dec.  84 
I  July  81I31  Dec.  86!3i  Dec.  90 

3  June  70^20  Aug.  71  n  Mar  79 
8  Sept.  79!  2  July  85  2  July  80 
I  July  81  15  Mar.  84  15  Mar.  T.i 

21  Nov.  85  21  Nov.  91  27  June  96 
r  Oct.   77  10  May  84  to  .May  83 

4  Mar.  79|  4  Mar.  83  4  Mar.  8t 
I  Oct.   77  24  Feb.  82  24  Feo.  80 

31  Mar.  75  31  Mar.  82  31  .Mar.  86 
4  Aug.  77,  4  Aug.  83i  4  Aug.  87 
I  May  8cji7  May  86,17  May  90 
I  July  8t|  5  Oct.   82  20  Sept.87 

24  Jan.  631  I  Apr.  73    5  July  7^ 
■0  Ju_ne7d|i6  June  82!  [6  June  86 


17  Mar.  69    I  July  81 1  3  .Mar.  86'  3  Ma 
14  July  77    I  Jan.  84]  i  Jau.  91'   i  Jan.  o 
^o  Feb.  62'2o  Feb.  70  20  Feb.  76131  Dec    80 


14  July  69 
17  Feb.  69 
II  Dec.  61 
7  Mar.  5 


27  Apr.  58124  liar.  65 
24  Sept.  55*26  Nov.  64 


27  Aug.  58.. 


ig  Dec.  62'i4  Sept.66 

4  Dec.  6329  May  67 
20  July  50  23  July  53 
31  Dec.  58  23  Nov.  60 
22  Dec.  63   9  June  65 

■■■—         3  Aug.  63 
2  Dec.  56!i8  Sept. 59 

22  Apr.  53*  9  Feb.  55 
7  Sept.56  iS  Aag.38 

11  June  58127  Aug.  58 

23  June  6321  Aug.  66 
4  July  As\  7  June  53 

10  Dec.  53I  4  Oct.    57 

12  June  58  27  Aug.  58 

13  June6o'23  June  6S 
25  May  55  28  Dec.  55 


29  Mar.  55 
18  Oct.  53 
16  Mar.  60 


30  Jan.  63 

I  Aug.  55 

20  Jan.  40 


9  Oct.  55 
6  Nov.  54 
2  Sept.  62 
I  Oct.   57 

17  Dec.  62 
26  May  6 
15  Feb.  64 
12  Nov.  42 
21  Dec.  s9 
30  Aug.  64 

6  June  54 

18  Mar.  60 

1  Oct-   57 

2  July  47 


12  Oct.  52 
25  June  58 

14  Feb.  45 
9  Mar.  53    8  Jan.  58 

7  June6i'3o  July  62 

3  Jan.  47I15  Apr.  51 
I  June  41J24  June  42 

4  Feb.  62  ig  July  64 
16  Apr.  58I  s  May  59 
31  July  6026  Feb.  64 

Depart-  |    mental 

8  Feb.  50'  4  Apr 

r6  Jan.  55 


i  May  68 

16  Sept.68 

9  July  74 
20  July  62 
29  Mar.  64 

10  June  71 

22  Aug.  77 
29  Sept.  65 
31  July  57 

I  Feb.  63 
10  Nov.  6g 
I  Apr.  74 

4  July  60 

10  Dec.  65 
I  Aug.  72 

23  Jan.  6q 

29  Feb.  63 
I  Sept.65 

11  Feb.  59 

5  Jan.  70 
15  Nov.  69 

1  Apr.  77 

6  July  74 

2  Apr.  75 

8  ilar.  49 

3  Aug.  72 

1  Oct.  77 

4  Nov.  59 

25  June  70 

24  Dec.  70 

29  Dec.  54 
14  Jan.  64 
II  Sept. 72 
18  Feb.  61 

9  Nov.  46 
22  Mar.  76 

30  Jan.  70 

26  Mar.  73 
Service 

51  2.  May  58 

2  Mar.  61 


1  July  81!   5  Oct.    84J  gOct.    S8 
^-  ■.       J29  Sept.  77;26  Mar.  8^ 

II  Dec.  691  CI  Dec.  751  2  Feb.  78 

2  Feb.  681  I  Mar.  70  1  Juijr  g^ 
5  July  72' 10  May  81 '10  May  85 
4  Feb.  74    I  July  81123  June  8:5 

14  Dec.  781  8  Dec.  84  a  Dec.  88 
I  July  81  21  May  84:21  May  88 
I  July  Si    7  Jan.  S6I31  Dec.  87 

20  July  70j2o  July  76,  -2  Anr.  80 
I  Oct.    77i   t  July  8t|   r  July  85 

21  Apr.  94 

12  Aug.  95 
2  itar.  85 

II  May  78 

2Q  Jan.  8j 
7  Oct.   87 

21  May  88 


25  July  83  25  July  88 

3  Aug,  83    3  Aug.  go 

20  Oct.  77  2  Mar.  81 
22  Nov.  64  2  July  74 
22  May  75'i9  Jan.  72 

7  Oct.  76;  7  Oct.   83 

21  Apr.  80:21  May  84  ^^  ,,^^y  ^ 

4  July  63I  4  July  71  23  June  7 


10  Dec.  73 
S  Dec.  79 

I  July  81 

3  Feb.  69 
1  Apr.  74 
5  July  72 
1  July  8: 

1  Oct.  77 
r7  Dec.  82 

2  Mar.  81 
5  Dec.  82 
2  Nov.  61 
I  July  81 

'30  Aug.  84 


10  Dec.  79  : 
18  Nov.  82 


I  Oct.  77 
I  July  Si 

4  July  80 
I  July  Qi 
I  Oct.  84 
I  Mar.  go 
8  May  89 

5  Dec.  86 
10  May  72 
27  Aug.  87 
31  Dec.  9' 


15  May  72129  Sept.  78 


^  June  78 
15  Dec.  77 

6  June  56 

6  Feb.  66 
12  Jan.  81 

3  Jan.  67 
26  Oct, 


25  June  84 
5  Dec.  84 
I  Jan.  63 

28  Apr.  75 
r  July  81 
3  Jan.  73 

15  Nov.  69 


g  Mar.  55 

10  Dec.  58 

14  July  54  15  Jan.  56 

II  Feb.  62  II  July  68  21  July  75 

Oct.   58    I  Oct.   71 


14  jan.  71 
21  Feb.  60 


17  Mar.  63 


15  Oct.  61 
30  Nov.  53 


12  Sept.65 

1  Oct.   57 

2  Oct.  63 

2  May  56 


9  Aug.  73 

10  Jan.  70 
22  -Tan.  67 

20  Apr.  60 


I  July  81  i3  June  86 

July  8t  21  June  87 

July  81    9  June  86 

-1/3  years 

24  Mar.  69    I  Oct.  77 

I  Apr.  74'  2  Mar.  78 

II  May  81I16  Sept. 86 

5  July  72'  I  July  81 

t  July  St|3i  July  go 

I  Jan.  79    T  Jan.  86 

I  July  81  18  Mar.  91 

22  Nov.  77  24  Nov.  84 
I  May  8011  July  86 

6  Oct.   72    I  July  Si 


Dec.  81 
i&  Nov.  86 


I  July  82  21  July  86 

24  Nov.  77 
13  June  8s 

17  Noy.  85 
I  July  95 
I  Oct.  88 

25  May  94 
9  Apr.  90 

5  Dec.  ^7 
I  July  81 

29  Aug.  93 

31  Dec.  95 

I  July  81 

25  June  88 

0  June  85 

1  July  Si 
15  Aug.  80 
>i  May  84 

6  Oct.  73 
I  July  Si 

18  June  90 
29  Sept.  93 

9  June  90 
[3  Sept. 88 

10  May  83 

5  Oct.    78 


16  Sept.  90 
I  July  85 

15  Oct.  94 

17  Aug.  90 

ar.  95 

Oct.    89 
July  90 

10  Jan.  S3 


Mar.  58 
Oct.  77 


7  Apr.  56 

14  Aug.  54  13  Dec.  54 

I  Oct.   57 

17  Dec.  62 

I  Apr.  62^15  May  67 
20  Dec.  59* ig  Jan.  6$  -/  --i."i;'  /.-ii   ^  "  Li'.y 
7  Feb.  4922  Nov.  56  iS  Keb.  oil  7  Feb.  6q    7  Feb.  75  24,  Aug.  79 


8  Aug.  66  10  Mar.  75    2  Mar.  81 
2  Aug.  60!  14  Jan.  62    5  July  72    .  v.1.1., 
10  Jan.  70I22  Nov.  77  24  Nov.  841    i  Uct 
It  Oct.    76|i7  Dec.  82  17  Dec.  8g|i2  Aug.  93 
22  Mar.  71     I  Ju  y  81    4  July  87!  12  July  93 
27  Aug.  73    I  July  Si  21  Maj'  84'  9  Nov.  87 


95 


6iS 


Golonds  Retired  mi  Full  or  lletired  Paij  or  oil  a  Pension. 


COHNET, 
?ntlLIEUT. 
OrBNSIGN. 


Graham,  John  Higgm,2*»'X^Ct»/.  22  Foot  

Graham.  Robt.  Blackall,^-"  Lf.Col.  Benc'al  S.  C 

Grant,  Alexander  Charles,  Jlfa/o»,  87  Foot 

Grant,  Chas.  Grseme,  Lf.Col.  Leicester  Kept.  (17  F. 
Grant,  Daniel  Alex.,^^^  Lt.Col  Shropshire  Lt.  Inl. 
Grant  Fras.  Wm.^*^  Lf.Col.  Benyral  Staff  Corps 


LIEUT.  CAHAIN.   )     iliJOB. 


LIEUT. 
I  COLONEL. 


COLOXHI,. 


7  Mar.  45    7  May  52'  5  Mar.  '^S.si  Dec.  68123  Apr.  73 
30  Apr.  58  14  June  68114  Ju"e  76  14  June  82114  June  86 

I  Nov.  54  16  Aug-.  59'  5  July  -2,31  Dec 

8  Dec.  54  30  Jan.  59  14  Jan.  71.   i  Oct 
7  Nov.  68  13  Mar.  72'  2  Mar.  81 


6  May  42 

14  June  56 

20  Nov.  49 

28  Oct.   53 

24  Jan.  6t    ,  -  ^  - .  --     , 
Grant  Fras.  wm.--*  i^r.Lot.  centjHi  .t>u.u  ^^.p^     ...,20  Apr.  57118  May  58  20  Apr.  dq  20  Apr.  77 

Grant;  John  Marshall,  Col.  Royal  Engineers. 1  i  Jan.  42,18  Mar.  45  i?  IJec.  53'      _ 

Grant  John  Pyne  -**  Lf.Col.  Bombay  Staff  Corps.  4  .Tan.  56:24  Mar.  58  4  Jan.  68  4  Jan.  76  4  oa.u..  »-^t  4  jitu.  00 
Grant' Murray  Doveton  V  T.-^^i^Co^  Bombay  S.C.  21  Sept.55'T7  Apr.  6021  Sept.67  21  Sept. 75  21  Sept.81 ,16  June82 
Grattan,Ernest,'^«Coi- Army  Service  Corps....  Depart-  j    mental       Ser«ce  I  irA-Vrs.    "     --—"--    — 

Grattan   Henry  2*7  Lt.Col.  Sussex  Rey:iment  (35  F.)  15  June  55I  6  ^eb.  57    8  Feb.  61  28  Mar.  74 
Graves. 'Shapland.2*9i/^rw.  E.  Kent  Regt hS  Feb.  56 1,  6  July  59  15  May  60  n  Oct.   76 


I  July 
. 77;   1  OcL.    Si 

19  Aug.  85|27  Oct.   36 

20  Apr.  83  20  Apr.  87 
7  Jan.  65  j  7  Jan.  70 
4  Jan.  82I  4  Jan.  86 


Green,  Andrew,=«'Oj,)(..in,  Rifle  BriRnde;  Captain  }  1,^  jj^^^.       I  ^  Sept.ss 

"     ■      jital,  Cfiehea     )  i 

'     ~  " '       '  "  "     3  Jan.  45[  I  Jan.  46 

I  June  59   4  June  61 

18  Oct.  64 

8  Aug.  48 

3  Oct.  63 

21  Feb.  60 


3  Aug.  47 

18  Dec.  57 
12  Dec 


4  Aug.  63  12  June  64 


24  June86'24  Feb.  07 
2  Feb.  83'  6  Aug.  84 
1  July  81 '  I  July  : 

Apr.  74 


I  July 


23  Nov.  56  ly  Jan.  58  24  Jan.  65112  Feb.  70 
i  June  71    I  June  70'  1  June  85I30  Aug.  87 
Oct.  77  18  Oct.   84  12  Aug.  91  12  Aug.  95 


19  Feb.  >g    5  July  72|ioMar.  77 
10  May  76^20  June  83117  Aug.  91 

4  Sept.67L3  Jan.  3i  18  Fob.  87 

24  Nov.  66i28  Feb.  77|  T  Jan.  84 
"  ""'*    '  'n  Jmi.  o8|!i  Jan    - 


&  Aug.  . . 
17  Aug.  95 

22  Feb.  88 

I  Jan.  86 
14  June  78 


of  Invalids, Ro^al  Mogpit'-',  ^'----.-^     - 

Green, Malcolm  Scrimsliire.""  CB. Lf.Col.  Bom.S.U. 
Greenneld,  J.is. Henry  Latham,  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.C. 
Greecftreet,  Wm.  Lee8,"'  Lt.Col.  R.  Engineers... 
Gregory.  George.^^^  i^  CoZ.  2»rf  Com.  R.  Marines 

Gregory,  Wm.'Villoneuve,  Lt.Col.  R.  Artillery 

p.t.c.   Qregsoii,  Lancelot  Allgood,="  DL.  Major,  \ 

East  Surrcv  Regiment i  i 

Greig,  Philip  Henry, ="  Lt.Col.  li.  (Bombay)  Art.. 

Griflin,  Robert  Dime,  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staft'  Corps  . 

Griffith,  John  G.Erskine.-«£<. Co/.  Bombay, S.U.  .       . 

B.».c  Grilfiths,  Hy.  Harcourt,""  Col.  Rcgtl.  Dist.  ...I  6  Jan.  60,. 

Gunthorpe,  Edward  Jas.=="  Z^Co(.  Indian  S.C 7  Sept.  59; 

Hague,  Harry  Clayton,  3/11 /or,  II  Foot    28  Aug.  46I   ^  „  „„=  3 ..,„.  j„ 

Hale  MatthewHoltord.2«'if.Co(.ScottishRiflcs(26F.)  13  May  53    9  July  54I  3  June  59    _ 

ps  r   Hall,  Bui-nettGriove,  i'.Co;.  R.  Mar.  Artillery    I  July  61  31  Aug.  671  I  Apr.  76    i  July  __  ., 

Hall   Montagu,-"  i*. ft'.  Munster  Fusiliers     I  i  Mar.  52    i  Feb.  5630  July  62  18  Dec.  75  22  Sept. 80  14  July  83 

Hall'  Ruhard  Spencer,='=  Z^Co/.  Coldstrm.  Gnard8'25  May  60  29  May  63  18  Jan.  87J       

))»  c' Hall,  Wm.  Bruce  Raikes,  £^Co/.  R.  Art '       2:.lune56|  6  July  67 1  8  Sept. 75 

Hailett  Clem.  Thos.  Lf.Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corps '30  Dec.  43!  i  Feb.  48  28  Aug.  57  30  Dec.  63  : 

Uallett' Wyndham  HuKbe3,2"i«. Co;.  Indian  S.  C.    |      iq  Deo.  Colio  Dec.  72  iQ  Deo.  " 

!:,.<:  Haly',  Rich.  H.  0'Grady,2«C.B.  D.SO.Lt.Col.j     g  j^^^   .g^^  ^^^        >^  ^^„^  ^J^  j^.^^^  ^^1,8  Nov.82  : 

Hamilton     George  .Tohn,=''ic.Co;.  Scottish  RiHes  2:  Sept. 54' 15  June  55  28  Deo.  60'  3  Jan.  74  15  Dec.  84115  Dec.  88 
Hamilton'  Henry  Backburne.^"_Z^Co;.  14  Hussar^  m  July  64  15  May  66J24  Mar.  69    i  July  81I17  Mar.  86,17  Mar.  90 

Hamilton',  John  Jamls,  Lt.Col.  Liverpool  Reirt 6  Aug.  6.^30  Dec.  65'  8  Nov.  74|  i  July  81^30  July  gol  4  Feb.  95 

p.:,c.  Hammiok,  Sir  St.  Vincent  Alex.2™  JJ,.r/. )  ^^  jjij^_  g,      ji       63'26Fel).  70    i  July  8r  21  June  87  10  Nov.  91 

if  Coi.  O.tford  Light  Infantry    i  |y        J     j  '   ,  -„„„'„ 

Hammond   Hv.Albany,  Z'.CW.  Madras  Staff  Corpbii  Dec.  58'  i  Oct.  6111  Dec.  70I11  Doc.  78  11  Dec.  84  11  Dec.  88 

■   "'-   n„ :...    r*  r^..!  D   ino„rron   A,.y       '2  Dec.  57  27  Aug.  58  12  June  66  [2  Apr.  73J  I  July  Si'io  Dec.  84 

2  July  58115  Oct.   61  23  Jan.  69'  7  June  79  29  Sept.S2|29  Sept.  86 


57  27  Aug.  j8  i, 

.  II  Jan.  48,  I  Feb.  54118  Feb.  61  .^  „,„,..  ^..,-.„ ,.t -.r /- 

9  Mar.  56    3  Mar.  61    9  Mar.  681  q  Mar.  76    9  Mar.  82!  g  Mar.  89 
'5,18  Sept.63  21  Aug.  67  26  Dec,  3o'i8  Mar.  85I18  Mar.  89 
I  Jan,  62I  7  Sept.71    7  Sept.791  7  Sept.851  7  Sept.Si 
7  June  5026  Feb.  58    1  Apr.  70    i  Oct.    77!  i  .Tuly  87 
5  July  72  15  Dec.  ^o  15  Dec.  84 
I  July  89,12  .Tune 95 


7  Aug.  75 

8  Sept. 82 
30  Dec.  69 
19  Dec.  86 


28  Apr.  86 
8  Sept.  86 
25  Nov.  74 
10  Dec.  yo 

18  Nov.  86 


4  Jan.  6oj  I  Jan.  62 

5  June  55  23  Wov.  56 


ID  June  5 

30  Dec.  6417  Apr.  69 

22  Sept. 42^5  Nov.  52 
1 1  Jan.  60'  4  Nov.  64 


Hamond,  Robt.  Thomas.  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bengal)  Art 
Handler,  Aug.  Meurant,-''  Lt.Col.  Yorkshire  Regt. 
Hanna"Hy.  Bathurst,-"  i'.Coi.  Bengal  SlaffCorps 
llarcourt,  A.  Fred.  P:^:->Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corps.. 

Hareourt,  George  John,  -''Lf.Col.  102  Foot 20  Jan.  50 

Hardy,  Jlon.  Chas.  Gathorne  Gathorne-,  Lt.Col.  1  ' ^^  y^j_   ^ 

Reserve  Depot ■^■. >  I 

Hardy.Edm.  Armitage,-"' l/oyor,  21  Hussars  2l'6b.  41 

Harford,  Fred.  Henry,  jl/u/or,  ScotsGuards 

Harington.Fied.  Wm.-'«  Coi.  Regimental  District  28  May  58 

Harris,  J.ames  Edw.  Lt.Col.  Suffolk  Regiment '  6  Jan.  60 

Harris'  Thomas  Marshall.^'*  Col.  R.  (Bombay)  Art.  11  June  47 
Harrison,  Chas.  Wm.  I.  Lt.Col.  R.  (I'.eiigal)  Bug...  n  June  58 

Uart  Edw.  Chichester,  i/.Co/.  Roy.al  Engineers  ...I       ^.  „„„^„j ,-.,- 

use  Harvey,  Chas.Lacon,="'i'.Co(. Wiltshire  Regt.'  5  Mar.  58  10  July  60  23  Oct.  67 

Harvey,  Charles  Smith,''»"  £(.Co?.  Royal  Artillery...,       I  i  Apr.  59'  i  Oct.   71 

Hassard,  Robert  Deey.^'XI.Co'.  Bombay  S.C i  Jan.  44I13  July  46112  Oct.   57 

Hassell  Jas.  Wm.-''  Lt.Col.  RoyalScots |i^Sept.53[  8  Dec.  54|25Mar.  61 

Hasted,'  John  Ord,  Lf.Col.  R.  (Madras)  Engineers. I  9  Dec.  53127  Apr.  5S  22  Mar.  63 

Havelock.  Acton  Chaplin.  i(. Co?.  Madras  S.  C ]  S  Dec.  55,20  May  58I  8  Dec.  67 

Uawes,  Herbert  J.  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corps  .  .  24  Feb.  46  i  Feb.  5CJ27  June  57 
Hawthorn,  George  Shedden,=»»  Lt.Col.  BombayS.C.  20  Feb.  52J11  May  54l2oFeb.  64 
Hawthorn,  Robert,^"  Col.  Royal  Engiuecrs |i9  June 50  17  Feb.  54I22  Sept.sS 


Jan.  72I 12  May  77 
3  June  67 
5  Aug.  60 


3  Oct.  62 
3  Oct.  62 
15  Aug.  52 
27  Aug.  58 


S  May  72 
2  Dec.  66 

27  Aug.  58 

14  Dec.  70 


8  June  75 
4  Jan.  71 


22  June65!ro  Apr.  78 


20  Jul.y  58 

T  juiy  81 
I  July  81 
5  Jul.y  72 
I  June  78 
22  June  85 


iS  Mar.  82 
8  Dec.  85 
23  June  75 
IS  Dec.  80 
2  July  85 

',  f^imiLca,  .uuftji  ,  ±j.j.,^,ji.,y   .J....*  ^.,. ,... ..,  .. 'iJ"  ""'.r    "*,-/  " /-,-/ — \-/  " ;;~1^3  Aug.  00 

inc  HeasloD  ColpovsPa^kyns,i^Co^H.  Mar.Art.'2oDec.  54119  Dec.  56    3Ang.D7i   i  Oct.   7720000.  82131  Deo.  86 


2  Mar.  8 
S  June  81 
II  Nov.  76 


2  Mar.  85 
8  June  85 
7  June  79 


12  Aug.  76  30  July  84 

25  Mar.  69   2  Oct.  70 

29  June  72'27  Sept. 82 

7  Mar.  86   7  Mar.  99 

I  Apr.  86l  1  Apr.  90 

I  Aug.  721  I  Aug.  77 

12  Aug.  86!  12  Aug.  g,. 

J    3  Jnne92|  3  June  o( 

9  Nov.  70  24  Dec.  84  24  Dec.  88 

19  Feb.  79I19  Feb.  86I17  Aug.  co 

I  Jan.  64!  I  Jan.  70J14  Apr.  75 

14  Apr.  74!  I  July  8i|  i  July  85 


5  July  72  18  Mar.  78 
8  Dec.  75 1  8  Deo.  81 
24  Feb.  66124  Feb.  72 
20  Feb.  72  20  Feb.  78 
July  72!  I  Apr.  76 


Hawthorn,  Robert,'""' i.o(.  ttoyai  r.ngiueL'1^ 19  .luue  50  17  r  eu.  54122  oepL.^o    ^■'i^'.y   ;•:    .^h^-  /" 

Hav  Charles  Major,  Bombay  Staff  Corps '27  June  60  30  July  62  27  June  72,27  June  30,27  June  86 


Heathcote.  Charles  Graham,=«'  Lt.Col.  Regtl.  Dist.  19  Aug.  56 

Hebbert,WilliamStanley,^sX^Co^R.  (Madras)  Art.        

Heberden,  Henrv,=»»i(.ro;.  Royal  Artillery    '20  June49 

I,  ,(■  Helsham-Jones, Henry  H.»'"  i(.ro(.  R.  Eng....i       

Hemery,  Edward,  Xf.Co/.  K.  (Madras)  Engineers...!  9  Dec 

Hopper,  Albert  James.='-  DSO.  Lf.Col.  E.  Eng I 

Herbert,  Geo.  Flower.''^  u.Col.  Regtl.  District '15  Oct.   50 

dercy,  Eustace  Lovelace,  Col.  Regtl.  District    ;  5  Feb.  58 

Herschel,  John,  Jl/iyor,  U.  (Bengali  Engineers   12  Dec.  56 

Hewetson,  Geo.  Shaw  Butler,  Lf.Col.  Madras  S.  C.'20  Feb.  54 
Hewett,  Geo.  L.  K.^'*  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corps  ....[20  Jan.  57 
Heywood,  John  Magee,  Lt.Col.  K.  (Bengal)  Eng.... 

Hill   Arthur,"' i'.Co7.  Royal  Engineers   

Hill,  Francis  Charles,'"' ii.CoZ.  Essex  Regt.  [Rj... 

Hill,' John,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers   

Hill   Peter  Bdw.^'if.CoJ.  Royal  Artillery   

HUlyard,  George  Anson.^"  Lt.Col.  Rifle  Brig.ade  ... 
p.s.c.  Uitch«ock,Thomas|Burnett,^"  Jl/(i_ior,  Slirop-  / 

shire  Light  Infantry  J 

Hitchins,  Horatio  Otto,'""  if.Co'.  R.  (Bengal)  Art.li2Dec.  s 
Hobart,  Geo.  B.  Benjamin,^"'  Lf.Col.  Royal  Art. 
Hodnett,  William  Patrick,  Lf.Col.  Dorset  Regt. 

Hogg  John  Roberts,  Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Holbe'rton,  Thos.  Nelson,*^  Col.  Royal  Artillerj' 
Holdicu,  Sir  Thomas  Hunger  (ird,»™  KCIE.  CB 

Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers  


3  June  56 

21  Oct.  53 

22  June  53 


21  Sept.  60,10  Nov.  65 
10  June  59'  6  July  72 

2  Oct.   5o!i8  Oct.   55 

I  Aug.  ^s^-ig  July  63 

10  Dec.  48  12  Mar.  56 

22  Deo.  59  21  Sept.  72 

10  Dec.  52'  9  Sept.  55 

11  Feb.  50  14  Mar.  65 
27  Aug.  58  10  Nov.  69 
14  Sept.  55  20  Feb.  66 

9  July  57  20  Jan.  69 

27  Aug.  58  10  Nov.  69 

8  Dec.  60  25  Aug.  73I 


May  78 
1  Jul.y  79 
5  Deo.  71 
4  Aug.  72 


I  July  81 


I  July  81 
8  Nov.  82 
I  July  74 
I  July  81 
18  June  62 
I  Oct.   87 


14  Oct.  681  6  Sept.  73 


23  Oct.  75 
ID  Mar.  76 
20  Feb.  74 
20  Jan.  77 
May  75 
July  81 


I  July  8 
10  Mar.  83 
20  Feb.  80 
20  Jan.  83 

3  May  82 

4  Apr.  88 
Oct.   77 


18  Aug.  54  16  Mar.  6o|  25  .Tan.  7      -  

25  June  62  12  Sept.7s]25  June  82125  June  89 
^  ........ :,,  17  June  54    I  Apr.  60    5  July  72    8  June  79 

6  June  59126  Apr.  tj4  11  Sept.721  1  July  81119  Nov.  38 


17  Nov.  63 


26  Oct.  58 
12  June  53 


15  May  66  12  Aug.  76  15  May  84  21  May  84 

8  June  57   6  Feb.  61    5  July  72[3i  Dec.  78 
7  Apr.  56  14  Nov.  66  24  July  75124  July  82 
3  Dec.  61  30  Sept.  68]    i  July  81  |i4  Apr.  86  .,  __,._. 
I  Oct.  57    a  Jan.  DO    1  Oct.  77|i4July  83I14  July  u, 
27  Apr.  58  19  Dec.  60I   5  July  72  24  Aug.  77I14  Aug.  81 
17  Dec.  62    4  JlLC  76!  2  Mar.  8i'i6  Feb.  ii    1  Sept.91 


1  July  „ 

2  Jan.  86 
I  July  7s; 
I  July  85 

25  Nov.  64 
20  Dec.  92 
6  Sept.  78 
1  July  85 
10  Mar.  36 
I  Mar.  83 

20  Jan.  87 

3  Ma.y  86 
29  Sept.93 

I  Oct.  82 
I  Aug.  95 
8  June  83 
!g  Sept.93 

31  Dec.  87 

21  July  82 
24  July  86 

4  Apr.  90 


Colonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Betired  Pay  or  on.  a  Pension 


6i6 


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coi.oselJ^°^°^^^' 


Hoklsworth.  John  Kellv.  Zf.Co/.  Roval   \rtillerv       22  T^fr-    -•>  r-.  "P^^h    -   l,fiAr«_  £  r  - 

Holt,  William  J.30.  CB/CW.  Regimental  DistrTc^  Z'Z  fnW  f/.l  Feb'  &t  fern  63^',  Jan''  11  'I  .r"  f  "I  i^'  f; 
Home,  David  Milne,3«  Col.  Rejimei.uU  District  ...    6  May  6229  Dec    6?    -  Dec    68,  '      fi  f  -^^  «'    ^  Y*^  f 

Home.  Fred.  Jervis,  CS/.ZrCo/.   R  (Ben^l)En<'^i  WrsJiw  -R,n!^  ,^--     o    '  Apr.  8.    6  Apr.  8; 

;..».c.Hood,  Wm.  Chae.^o; Z^CW.  West  Surr^  Re^'i  "  ju,°f  g^J  fe^t  6^  *  w  '°^"  ??•  f  "  -^""-  '^^  "'  ^"S'  9° 
Hook,  Lionel.sos  if.CoZ.  ,9  Foot  [R]  ...  "  ^'l  \  seot  ^!'  I  Defls  ,'  xlf  '  »  t"'^'  I'  '°  P,'""-^^  .0  Sept.89 
Hooke,  Henry  Hodson.3'i  r»/.  R^simeutal  District  L3  lu"^  58  ,7  Sept  t  -l  OcT  6?  ■  fuf^  ?'  '  ?T-  ?'  '=  f  f"  I' 
Hope,  Charles  Erroiy">  Xf.C^/.  Rccimental  Dist...!j?  aSS!  54  6  JuFv  5  li  Xov  6  1  -  ■--?  -"  -.'•''  5'^"  -"-'^  ?" 
Hore,  John  Christoplier,^!^  Ll.Cal.  Royal  Marines...!  S  May  J-  2  NoV  ^S  •  •  ' 
Hornsby,  Geo.  Mackenzie  Bent,"=  Lt.Col.  R.  Art    I  -      ' 

Hoskins,  Arthur  Reginald.^i'  Lt.Col.  Reyal  (Bom->  , 

bay)  Artillery ;.. )  |i8  Junesi'^iS  Apr. 


56  30  Mar.  60 

Huileston,  John,  Lt.Col.  Madras  Staff  Corps .'.!  ,  Aue  ^s'  i  July  to    i  Ancr  .„ 

Hudleston,  Josiah.  Lt.Col.  Madras  Staff  Corps    X  i^U  I'li  Oct     -?  ,S  Felf  ^? 

Hughes.  Emilms,3i=  CB.  CilG.  Col.  Army  Ser.  Cps.    Depart         mental       Se?yice 
Hughes  Wm.Gwynne,Z>Xi^O.^MadrasS,«ffCo^sL"JlS;^B  2.  D^^^^^^^ 
Hume,  Edward  Trcyor,3is  Lt.Cil.  R.  (Benga     Art.  U  Dec    =h  -7  Anr    -R  -.  \f ,,  T 
Humfrev,  Ben.j.  Geale,=':  X^C<,^  Royal  Aj-tillcry      '      "        -     "-  '"^     =      *  ^"-  *- 


.,  ,  -,      Oct.  77  i   I  July  81    1  July  85 

Noy.  .sb    3  Aug.  67  26  May;  79,  8  May  83:19  July  84 

Uec.  59  25  Sept. 72  13  Nov.  80.21  Dec.  86  21  Deo.  90 

5  July  72  22  Feb.  77  28  Feb.  77 


g.  62  22  Nov.  64  22  June  70I 


4  Aug.  78  4  Aug.  84  4  Aug.  8S 
3  July  63!  3  July  74  29  Nov.  76 
26  j^  !  years  '15  June  85 
12  June  78 1 12  June  84 1 12  June  88 
Deo.  72!  I  July  81!  I  July  85 
_  July  72,'  4  Oct.  79|  4  Oct.  83 
I  July  81  i  19  Dec.  89    6  Jan.  94 


•aUBen^an  Art"^  9  June  60  30  Ju^y  62    9^72    9  June  80,  gJunesI    9  June  ^o 

CWEsseiRe«  f^'eF  1    »  v''''^''       •["'•'■  "  =9  Apr.  6,    5  July  7^1;:  Dec.  78'3i  Dec.  82 

York'hS  A    Inf    '1  ^  ?°\-  =°.  "  ■{''°-  ?=  '°  O""-    ^si  2  Dec.  77!=9  Nov.  7915  Julv  82 


Hunt,  John  Lombard,  Lt.Col.  7  HuJsar7:.'.".":.:.":..:;:iig  Au-  "  "  ^^"^  -  --  -?--  '^''  ^  —^  ^'''  *  2«'   ?9|  4  Oct 
Hunt.  Shelley  Leigh,  if. Co?.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Hunter,  Charles.^i'Xi.Co;.  Roy-' '"  '•   • 

Huskisson, John  William, 3=l>i^C         ,-.,j_.., 

Huskisson,  Norman, ^^i  Lt.Col.  Yorkshire  Lt  Inf  '|.>^  «?or,f  -o  ,0  A„rr  ;;"  .;  o  V,.  '■'!  "  r,~"  a'  "='  t'r —  L'^\  ^  ""''  °'^ 
Huskisson  Samuel  Geo.^:^  Lt.Col.  Middlesex  ReU'l't  fffv-:  ?  tn"'  -?  ^cpt.  73:^2  Dec.  80  20  May  82  20  May  86 
Hussey,  Charles  Edward,  Cot.  Reg.mentelDrs^  .1^  Mar  ^S  :°  jSSe  t  Z  S?pt  ?o  "?  jSl^  tit  llJne  l<'^  i"°'  '* 
Hutcheon.  Dayid,==»  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.C.  ^°  ith '  ??    °  imt    ;  ^  ?.!.?    -  '  '  J  k   ^  '      r  f   ^1^'  o""'  93 

Hutton,  Edmund  Baron.  Lt.Ccl.  t  bra-oons -1  Mar  tL  -  lent'^'    s  ?(»,:  ?"    '  I?'    I  ''  a''  '  2^    '  ®^P'-75 

Hutton,  Henry  Francis.-"  Zf.CW.  Wellsh  FusiiiersV°  Apr  %  '=  Deri'  .  AuJ  6Si'?  ISr  ^aU?  O?-'-  r"^  m"""'  ^I 
llderton.  Chas.  E.»2;  DSO.  if.C'o/.  W.  Surrey  Regt     r  to,if  II  ,0  \r«,:  «'"'  n  F"  7*5     ?*(      ?        5-  ^°  ^^"^  ** 

Impey,EugeneClutterbuck^3^8C/i^i^C^  Bens1:\ ^Dec  -  ^?Nny  -?'^"  S^  .'  ^  '  '  Ju'.V  8,!2r  June  87  29  Sepl.  94 
Iredell  James  Shrubb,:'^  Lt.Cot.  Bombay  S.  C  "  Sec'  -6    t  Jan  '  ?      °  D^c'  ^R  "^  nee'  '^       Sf'  t  '^  ?,""-  '"> 

Isaacson.  Henry  de  8.  Lt.Cot.  Royal  Artillery '  '     >-  tZp  -^    '   vf.  «  ^  V„T  '      '  PT'  !'  ='  9"'  '* 

Isacke,  Henry  Wedderbum,  Lt.cL.  Royal  SiUery:      ',  Oe?  H    -,  Nov  6  ,  .6  Feb^  II    6  Ju  'y  ?'i  '  n"'^  f 

Izod,  William  Henry,  Z^ Co;.  Royal  \rtillery  I       -Ik^^-^^    7  Nov.  69^6  ieb.  81 ,  8  Juj  87:14  Dec.  87 

Jackson,  Albert  Jamks  Alex.-^  i'c;/  Irish^RegtiU  ^ct'  60    °o  ttli.  V,  Z  Feb   %  \  jS  5  i^ ,',  No'y  8^  '=  ^"'^  '^ 


.lohnson,  Richard,  £(.Co^  Lmcoln  Regiment 30  Apr.  58  29  nSv.  59    ;  May 

,ohns-^n,Charles,W£,^-„,.Ro^i  Artillery   27Jmc48    1  Nov.  48    '^  Apn 

.  obnstone,  James  "«  m  Hope,«  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C.,20  Dec.  52  ^  J  Nov.  56  20  Dec. 

27  Oct.   54    Q  t  eb.  55  22  Jan.  __,         ^      ,j.. y^.    ^^. 

2oJan.  47    SJulj-  51  iS  Feb.  6ii2oJan.  6720  Jan.  7|i  9  Ju"ne  7- 

29  June  48,  4  Sept.  5 1  25  May  59'  4  Feb.  6227  Aug.  72I11  July  -1, 

Depart-  ,   mental      Service    j       i3t<       \     years     !i6Juneoc 


22  June  38  jS  aept.  71:  7  Aug.  78    7  Aug.  S5I13  July  02 

'22  Dec.  5q  18  May  72I12  May  80  18  Nov.  8218  Nov  So 

8  June  55  27  Apr.  58    i  Mar.  67I20  Aug.  72  27  Aug.  8il   i  July  81 
23  Nov.  55    7  May  59  19  May  681  4  July  80  13  Apr.  S5I  .3  Nov  S7 


.20  Sept. 57    4  Feb.  59  20  Sept.  69 
18  Dec.  61'  I  Apr.  75 


20  Sept.  77  20  Sept.  83 '13  Jan.  80 
18  Dec.  81  i.Sept.90:  I  Sept.94 
2  Sept. So  1 8 Nov.  82|iS  Nov.  86 
ic  June  77  18  Nov.  82' 18  Nov. 


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64!  I  Oct.  77I  I  July  81,11  Mar.  82 
55    9  Aug.  70  15  May  72!  i  July  74 

Johnstone,  John  Douglas,*"  i^Co/.  EegtrDisteict:;  Oct'  M  'oFeb'?^  2"  Jan    6- 28  An^r'  ^-  J?  M«r'  '*!'°m''-  I' 

Johnstone,  Richard.  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.C. 1  V"'   "il    t  .T,f,,:  ?5  "  i.!.K   ^fif!  ^FJ'  ll'.i  ¥_!'•  ''I'S  Mar.  83 

JoUiffe,  Charles,***^  Ctipt.  R.  Marine  .irtillery 

JoU.y,  George  .Mfred,***  Col.  .\rmy  Ord.  Dept 

Jones,  Henry  Morris,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery .' 

Jones,  Thomas  John.-^'  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  ..!. 

Judge,  Chas.  Neavc^^s  Jfa/or,  Royal  (Bengal)  Eng. 

Kay,  Henry  Monckton,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Marines 

Keays,  William  Tufnell,^'  X^  Co7.  Bombay  S.  C.  . 

Keith,  James,"6  DSO.  Lf.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Kelse.y,    Walter     Frederick,;^  x(,  Co/.     Seaforth  i  1  .  „  ,,       1 

Highlanders;  Oentlemnu  at  Arms j|  °  *eb.  01]  12  Apr.  64  20  July  70 

Kemfale,  Henry  Charles,^- BengalCayaty     ....'..'...  ro  June  37  18  May  58  tojnnee, 

Kennedy  Charles  H.  Scott,^'  Lt.Col.  Wilts  Regmt.  ,1  Sept.63  27  Feb.  6727  June  74  25  Oct.   .si'  7  Jan.  90  ;:  M^V  Z 

^^^^^"^i^^^l^^&T^^^r^-X 'J>^y«-"Oct.  7:;  ^Ju.y8t;Nov.l6  3^^oT.|o* 

Commanding  Battalion  Re»ei-re  Beqti.ie.tf  ]■  |23  May  58    4  Mar.  62,  iS  Apr.  68  27  Aug.  801 12  Dee.  Si  12  Dec   85 

fJn''°cv,„til?FH''"''!fV  ,'^S-  •^°'-  »;•*?''!•  Disi:...;  9  Nov.  58:  2  Dec.  62  12  Feb.  73  t  July  SiL  May  84  2,  May  88 
K  n?'5?r±n   w"^  ,^'  '^^'^  J^^VT,?'?' „""'?"  "I^l  ^^V^-^^   9  Dec.  62,18  July  65^21  Ap^.  77I  I  July  81^     July  Ss 

Kmg-Harman,  Wentworth  Hy.  LtM.  Royal  Art.         I2,  June;.  ™  Mar.  67'2i  Aug.  75'2-  Aug.82'.    Aug  86 

Kmgscote,  Hy.  Blomfleld.i^r,./.  R.  Artillery    '  i  Sent  6- 'S  Sent  7-     i  Sent  S^    r  Oct     °ol  6  vS?  „ 

Kingsley,  Wm.  U   B.3«  CB.  i,  Co/.  Regtl.  DLst.[R]    ■  Juie  5s'3o  Set.  57  .2  Mry''63l2    lug.'  ^       Si.  8?   '  Mar  83 
Kinsman.  Harold  John,  i^  Co?.  R.  (Bengal)  Art.  ...12  June  58  7,  Auc'  ;8i6  0ct    6o'-i  Dec    78    o  Anr   86   r^fZ-   „ 
Knatchbull.  Francis^^  X^Co/.  Norfolk  Regt.  (9  F.)    5  h,7.     ■  1  June  t  7  Xov.  t'^s  July       ,?  JiLe  79'.!  nSv  t 
^^ci.r' h'  -Y',i°S-      .^'f';°A-  Ptrbyshire  Regt.   ...  29  Dec.  54    9  Mar.  3;  30  Nov.  60I29  Dec   Vi    i  July  8?l  7  Dec   I'. 

?.  ?  Knoffv     h'^/.v-'v';  ^'fi-  ^7^'  Engineers...       24  June  §3    «  June  77;4  June  83,  6  May  90I26  July  9I 

p.>.c.  Kno  b»,  Henr.y  XJ  Co(.  Ro.yal  Artillery ,  Nov.  60  16  Apr.  73    i  July  8;  29  Jan.  83I29  Aug.gt 

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T  =™i;    f  ^    ?■  ^      ■  1?  V,'J?°'o  ^c "  ^'"-  4=  =7  Sept.44'  6  June54'23  Apr.  63  20  Apr.  77  12  Mar.  81 

Lambert,  bydenhani  J.  i(.Co(R  Engineers ,5  JaS.  61    i  Oct.   7^4  Jan.  84    x  Oct.   9-    i  Oct.  93 

Lance,  Wm.  Henry  Joseph,';-  X^Co/.  Bengal  S.C...  18  Sept.49  7  Feb.  5.  .8  Sept.o  18  Sept. 69  18  Sept. 751,2  JunejS 
Lang,  Arthur  Moaatt3..x,  Co/.  R  (Bengali  Eng. ...  12  JuSe  52  10  Mar.  37  iS  Miir.  62^  s  July  72  i  Oct.  77I"  Oct  81 
Lang  RichdT.ckellM.Xf.Co;.  Bengal  Cavalry...:, 2  Oct.  59    9  Dec.  60,  6  Apr.  jil'^  Oct    79  "  Oct.  851,2  Oct.  89 

,'"'-™Ji„^™l'l'"  ^.""Z^^^i:  ?f  .?".'■  S"-^'"'  .ArtiUerj-       ^  ,  Mar.  67  23  Dec.  W  '  Nov.  82    ,  Nov.  S9I  ,  Apr.  95 

I  Mar.  45  2,  Aug.49    I  Mar.  &I17  Feb.  6,;  8  May  69'  i  Dec.  75 

,6  Aug.  6it24  Jan.  65    3  Apr.  69:29  Apr.  79'  1  July  8ij  ,  July  85 

,25  June  62  23  Feb.  761  2  Mar.  8,,  6  Aug.  89'  6  Jan.  94 


Langmore,  Edward  Ham,"''  Lt.Col.  Be'ngal  S.C 
Langtry,  Henry, 3"  Col.  Regimental  District    ... 
Lariuinie,  Edward  Merry.-;*  Lt.Col.  Royal  Euf 
p.t.c.  Lascelles,  Walter  R.^;'X^Co/.  Rifle  Brig.  [R] 
Laughton,  Arthur  Fred.'*" CS.  Xf.Co7.  Madras  S.C 
Laurie.  Julius  D.  Dyson-,'*'  Col.  Regtl.  District    ...  ^„  ^^.^ 
Lawson,  Chas.  Fairbauk,  Col.  Regimen'al  District  !,S  Jan.  6, 
Leach,  Cecil  Francis,  Col.  .\.rmy  Service  Corps j  Depart- 


29  Feb.  $  = 

20  Apr.  57  26  Aug.  58  20  Apr.  69 
6  Feb.  55  13  July  35' n  June  61 
I  Mir.  64'  ,7  Feb.  72 
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Lee,  Ellis,  Lt.Col.  York  ami  Lancaster  Regiment  ...I  8  July  62'  9  Mar  66 
Lecgett,  Charles  Greenlaw.'s^  Col.  Regtl.  District...: ,4  Aug. 90)24  Nov.  63 


July  53    5  Nov.  61 '10  Mar.  75    i  July  81'  ,  July  83 

'  20  Apr.  77! 20  Apr.  83 '20  Apr.  87 

,  Aug.  74!   I  July  8i| ;,  Jmly  85 

I  July  Si  29  Sept. 86  29  Sept.gc 

=7fi  .years       ,,  Dec.  SS 

1  Oct.   7,'  I  July  8,  27  Aa.,'.  90  27  Aug.  94 

;  May  71    ,  July  8,'2j  Sept.S6  29  Sept. 90 


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CAPTi-IlT.        M4J0B. 


l^e  Grice,  Fred.  Swaine.'*'  T.t.Col.  R.  Artillery  .  . 

l.eigh.  Richard,^'  Col.  Regimeutal  District 

L,e  Marchant,  Henrv  St.  John  V.  Le  Marchant/ 

Thomas.  U.Col.  Royal  Artillery  > 

Le  Mes8urior.Augustus,^'C/i'.i^('o?.R.!Boml?:n'r. 
he  Mcsarier.  Cecil  Brooke .^^  CB.  CI.  R.  Art.  [R] 
Le  Mesurier.  Freflerick  Aus.^^^CB.  Li. Col.  K.Kui,'. 
Lemon,  Richard  Seymour,  Lf.Col.  West  York  Regl. 
Le  Mottee,  Osmond"Fras.  Lf.Col.  Royal  Artiller.v... 

Le  Pellev,  Ernest.^'-''  Captain.  5  Foot 

L'Estranse,  Paget  Wulter,^^^  i'ol.  R.  Artillery  [R]... 
Lewes,  Hugh  Arthur,™  Lt.Col.  Bengal  StntT  t'orps 
Liardet.  Charles  Aylmer,™*  Lt.Col.  Madi-as  S.  C. 
Liddell,  Robert  Spencer,™'  Col.  Regimental  Dist  ... 

Lidderdale,  James,  Lt.Col.  Madras  StatT  Corps  

Lindsay,  James  Giivin."'-'^  Lt.Col.  R.  (Madras)  Eug. 

Listen,  John.  Lt.Col.  Bengal  StaQ' Corps  

Livesay,  William.™"  Col    Regimental  District  

Lloyd,  Richard  Jlcrcer,™*  Lt.Col.  Bomhay  S.C.  ... 
Lockhart,  Robert  D.  EUott,  Lt.Col.  R.  Artillery  .... 
Lockhart,  Wm.  Eliott.  Lt.Col.  R.  (Madras)  Art.  ... 
Lockyer,Edw.StoughtonBraithwaite,L/.CoZ.  R.Art, 
Locock,  Herbert,  CB.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers;) 

Meiiiber  of  Afmi/  Soititari/  Couiiiiittrp      ) 

Logao,  AUred,*"  Lt.Col.  Ro.yal  Artillery     ' 

Log.an,  Joseph,^^  J/'/ y"r,Supdg. Officer  of  Recruiting 
Longlield.  Forster,"^  Lt.Col.  Liverpool  Kegt.  (8  F.) 
Loui-niitre,  Charles  Mjitthew,*"^  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C 
Lord,  Charles  Owen, "*i'. Co/.  Bombay  Stall"  Corps 

Lovett,  John  Richard,*""  Major,  4S  Foot 

Lowis,  Ross^endaU,''«i^C'o/.  R.  (Bengal)  Art.  ... 
Lowry,  Henry  SIacgregor,*">i(.  Co(.  Suffolk  Regt. 
Luard,  Charles  Henry,  i'. Co/.  R.  (Bengal  Eug.  ... 
Lynch,  Albert  Hy.  Cormiok,  Col.  Regtl.  District  ... 
Lynch,  Jas.  Beverley,''"  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Coqis 

Lynes,  Samuel  Parr,  Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Lys,  .'trthur  Marriott,'"  Z/. Co/.  Madras  Staff  Corps 

r-s.c.  M'Causland,  Marcus  f.  H.,  Lt.Col.  R.  Art 

M'Causlnnd,  Marcus  h.,  Lt.Col.  11  Foot 

M'Causliiiul,Wm. Henry, ''^iM'"/. Cam. Highlanders 

M'Clintock,  William,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

M'Cullagh,  James  Robert,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 
MNiell,  Christian  Wm.*i^C((;>/ui?i,S.O.  of  Pensioners 

M'Rae,  Alex.  R.  T.  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Infantry 

M'Rae,  John  Graham,'"'  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.  0 

Macaulay,    Charles    Edward,""   Lf.Col.   Bengal) 

Staff  Corps  i 

jf.s.c.  Macdouald,  George,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 
Macdougall,  John,"'  Lt.Col.  Madras  Staff  Corps  ... 
MacDougall.  Wm.  CampbeU."'-'  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C. 
p.s.c.    MacGregor,    Hei.rv  Grey,'*'  CB.  Lt.Col.  , 

Worcester  Regiment     R]  S 

Mackenzie,  George,  Lt.Coi.  Boniba.y  Staff  Corps  ... 
Mackenzie,  Jas.  Stuart  Fi-aser,  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C. 
Mackenzie,  Johu,'^-  Jlajor,  Coast  Brigade  of  Art.... 
Mackworth,  Sir  Arthur  Wm.  Bci)-/.'=-  CB.  Lt.Col.  ) 

Royal  Engineers > 

Maclaverty,  Arch.  Iver,  Lt.Col.  R.  (Madras)  Art.  ... 

Maclenn,  Allan,  Co/.  Regimental  District 

Magrath,  John  Richard,'-'^  i/.  Co/.  R.  (Madras)  Art. 

Maguire,  Constantine,  Col.  Regtl.  District  

Maillard,  Robert  Thirkiil.'^s  Lt.Col.  16  Lancers 

Mair,  Wm.  Crosby  Siddons,'»  Col.  Regtl.  Liist.    ... 

Maitland,  Eardlev,*^"  CB.  Col.  Royal  Artillery  

Malcolm,  Ed.  Donald,'"  CB.  Col.  R.  Eugiueers  [R] 
Malcolm.  George,'^-  Major,  Border  Regiment  ( ■!4  F.) 

Malet,  Harold  Esdaile.  X/.Co/.  iS  Hussars.... 

Malthus,  Sydenham,'^'  CB.  Lt.Col.  94  Foot 

Mander,  Alfred  Thos.  Lt.Col.  R. (Bombay)  Engineers 

Manderson,  Thos.  C.  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bengal)  Eng 

Manners,  Richard  Abraham,'^' i/.  Co/.  Regtl.  Dist. 
Marett,  Peter  Daniel,*^"  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bombay)  Art.  ... 
Marsh,  Edward  Newnham,'^^  Lf.Col.  Bombay  S.  C. 
Marsh,  Hippisley  Cunliffe,'™  if.G./.  Bengal  S.  C... 
Marsh,  Jeremy  Taylor,  Lf.Col.  Royal  Engineers  ... 
Marsh,  AVilloughby  Digb.y,  Col.  Roj-al  Engineers... 
Marshall,  Henn-,"'  Lt.Col.  Regimental  District  ... 
Marshall,  Robert  6.  S."2  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bengal)  Art. 
Martelli,  Thomas  Challoner.*"  Lt.Col.  Royal  Art.... 

Martin,  Henry  Richmond,"^  if. Co/.  Roj-al  Art 

Martin,  Robert  Connolly,*"'  Major,  ig  Foot 

Mascall,  Francis,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Mason,  Wm.  Henry,"'  Lt.Col.  Bombay  Staff  Corps 

Massy,  William  Jas.  Lf.Col.  Norfolk  Regiment 

Mathias.  Frederick  Hope,"'  Z/. Co/.  MatU-as  S.  C.  ... 

Maude,  Edwin,'""  £/. Co'/.  logFoot 

ilaunscll,  William  Stopford,  Lt.Col.  R.  Artillery  ... 
Maurice,  Arthur  Corbet,  Lf.Col.  Mtmster  Fusiliers 
;i.s.f.  Ma.iweU,  Robt.  James,'*^  Major,  Manch.  Regt. 

Maycock,  John  Gittens,'"  Lt.Col.  14  Foot 

Mead,  Ueury  Robert,  Lt.Col.  R.  (Madras)  Eng 

MelvUle,  Bruce  Hull,  Lf.Col.  Royal  Engineers    

Monzies,  Charles  Fred.*=5  Lt.Col. Ti.  Marines    


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28  May  62 

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4  Mar.  56 

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Dec.  88 
Dec.  78 
May  80 
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July  89 
July  81 
Oct.  77 
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May  78 
Apr.  89 
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Oct.  90 
May  80 
Nov.  86 
Sept  93 

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June  82 
June  50 
Feb.  88 


22  Dec.  52 
26  Jan.  55 


13  June  461 

20  July  55I 

20  Aug.  59| 

I  Feb.  44 


27  Feb.  62 

23  Aug.  54 

2  Juns  43 

7  Dec.  55 

21  Aug.  38 


7  Feb.  52 
22  Oct.  58 
18  Dec.  61 
17  Feb.  54 
17  Sept.57 

9  Dec.  59 

I  Oct.  57 
17  Feb.  54 
31  Aug.  5s 
15  Jan.  64 
15  Nov.  53 
II  Dec.  57 

I  Jan.  62 
14  Jan.  46 
10  Aug.  56 
20  July  66 

I  Apr.  56 

4  Apr.  4; 
27  Aug.  58 

I  Oct.  57 
27  June  42  14 


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Aug.  58 
July  59 
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July  71 
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Aug.  64 
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Sept.55 
Jan.  68 
Dec.  75 
Oct.  59 
Dec.  54 
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Aug.  67 
June  52 


June  S3 
June  86 
Nov.  78 

I  July  8i|i8Nov.  82 


13  June  77  13 
8  June8o|  8 
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I  July  81I20 
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16  Sept. 76]  16 
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5  July  72:11 
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28  July  So 
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30  July  62 

29  Apr.  76 
I  July  81 
I  July  72 

30  Oct.  66' 12 
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4  July  64  21 


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May  85 
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July  82 
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July  77 
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June  74 
Jan.  89 
Jan.  85 
June  78 
Nov.  80 
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June  72 
July  82 
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Oct.  64I 
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June  83 
May  81 
Nov.  73 
July  Si 
July  83 
Sept.64 


5  Ma.y  84 

31  Dec.  95 

20  Aug.  86 
14  June  76 

24  Nov.  86 

13  June  87 

8  June  go 

17  Dec.  81 

18  Nov.  86 

27  July  go 

0  May  S'v 

1  Aug.  72 
16  Sept.85 

21  July  86 

18  Mar.  89 

14  July  81 

11  June 83 

5  Jan.  87 
I  July  85 
7  Aug.  80 
I  July  35 

12  Aug.  90 

19  Dec.  84 
I  Aug.  72 

6  Aug.  76 

26  May  86 
6  Jan.  94 

19  Dec.  79 

27  June  79 
10  Jan.  94 

6  Feb.  90 
16  Oct.  78 
12  Jan.  85 
30  July  95 

9  June  77 
21  July  86 

15  Sept.  87 

1  July  3i 

2  Oct.   84 

20  May  85 
29  Oct.  85 

t  Jnly  8 1 

I  July  85 

I  July  87 

24  July  69 


Colonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. 


6i8 


CORNHT,   I 
2ndLIKUT. 

or  ENsiow. 


13  Juno  56 

12  Dec.  55 
War 

iq  Feb.  58 
4  Jan.  58 


Merewether,    George    Lane  CockburD,*^*  £(.Coi.  ) 

Royal  (Bombay)  Engineers ) 

Merriman,  \Vm..«'  C[E.  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bombay)  Eng. 

Me.vcr.  Albert, ^^^  Col.  Army  Service  Corps 

jrichill.  Thomas  Bernard, '£^. Co/.  Bengal  S.  C.  .....'. 

Mi.iaiecoat,  Francis,  Lt.Col.  Madras  Staff  Corps 
Midclleton,  Oswald  Robt.«i  CoM^egimenta'.Dist... 
Miles,  Fred.  Nicholas,  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corps     !,,  Dpi- 
Miller,  Edm.  \Vm.  C.  H  .  Lt.Crl.  Madras  Staff  0.  ...'20  Oct 

Mills,  Ar  hur  M'Leod,«3  Lt.Col.  lurtian  Staff  Corps|  i  Feb 
Jlills,  William  Thomas.*"  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.  C.    ...  20  Jan 

Mitchel.VVm.  Cadogan.*"  Z«. Co/.  Bengal  StaffCorpg  21  Jan 

Mitchell,  Edward,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers ' 

ji.s.,:  Mitchell.  Herbert  Leonard."'  Lt.Col.  R.  Art 
Moir,  Chas.  Fred.  Wm.*«'  Col.  West  India  Depot 


I      LIBUC. 
jOObOirBL. 


27  Aug.  5812  May  68:25  Aug,  73  i  July  8; 
27  Aug.  ss'31  Dec.  68113  Mar.  74I  i  July  Si 
Office  Jt  I  Deptl.  ,  Service  jsoVV  Vrs. 
20  Feb.  66  19  Feb.  70  19  Feb.  78|iq  Feb.  34 
July  60   4  Jan.  70,  4  Jan.  78 1  4  .Fan.  84 


19  June57|is  Oct.    58|i5  June66'27  Apr.  79    i  July 


3  Dec.  61 


13  June  56 
9  Oct.  58 
4  Oct.  57 

18  Jan.  61 


Molesworth,  St.  Aubyn,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 
MoncriefT.Sti- Colin C.Scott,«'  SCSL.'Mii.U..  (Ben  )  E, 
Money,  Rowland  Ernie  Kyrle, «"Z^Co;.  Bengals. C. 
I'  s.c.  Montgomerie,  Aylmer  W.  J.*'-  Lt.Cnl.  20  Hus. 
Montgomery,  Arthur  Hill  Sandys,*'*  Lt.Col.  Pro-  \ 

visional  Battalion   3 

Moore,  Charles  Francis,  Lt.Col.  Madras  Staff  Corps  20  Aug  ■;■; 
Moore,  Bdw.  Crozier  Sibbald,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Eng.... 

Moore,  Francis,  Lt.Col.  Muuster  Fusiliers    

Moore,  Henry,*-'  Lt.Col.  Lancaster  Regiment     

Moore,  John  Leslie, *'5  Cuptain  S.  O.  of  Pensioners... 
/J.s.e.  Moorsom,  Henry  Manvers.*'**  Lt.Col.  R.  Art. 
p..<.<-.  Morgan.  Alex.  Brooke,*"  CB.  Lt.Col.  Norlblk  ) 

Regiment  [R]  ) 

Morgan,  Harrison  Ross  Lewin,*'»  CB.  Lt.  Col.  R.  Art. 

Morland,  John,*"'  Major,  Bengal  Staff  Corps    

Morley,  Clervaux,  Lt.C'J.  Royal  Artillery    

Morris,  Arthur, *s'  Lt.Col.  King's  Royal  Rifles .'. 

Morris,  John  Wm.  H.  0.  G.*«*  Capt.n.  Marine  Art.  '. 
Morris,  Montague  CholmeIe.y,*^-£^.  Co/.  Devon  Reg. 
Morrison,  John  Charles  Dow'uie,*»*  Captain,  Roya! ) 

Marines  :  Gentleman  at  Arms 


29  May  63 
15  Jan.  64 
:?  Sept. 50 

6  Apr.  55 

ri  Dec.  49 

21  May  58 
27  Dec.  52 
21  May  57 

18  Oct.  42 

25  Apr.  6 
18  Feb.  6: 
20  Dec.  55 

26  Oct.  55 
8  Dec.  43 

20  Dec.  50 


5018  Feb.  61. u  Dec.  otIii  Dec.  72 


I  July  85 

I  July  85 
I  Apr.  88 

1  Mar.  85 

2  Jan.  88 
I  July  85 
5  Sept.77 


28  Oct 
I  Jan.  62  20  Oct.  6gl2oOct.  7720  Oct.  8  ji2o  Oct."  s't 
9  Feb.  7ol  I  Feb.  80!  i  Feb.  88  j  i  Feb  94  22  Jan.  96 
23  Nov.  56  20  Ja-i.  63'2o  Jan.  71  20  Jan.  77123  Xov.  7a 
14  Aug.  54  ;i  Jan.  62  21  Jan.  7021  Jan.  761 12  .lune  78 
I  Aug.  55:  5  Fell.  641  2  Apr.  73I  i  July  81'  i  July  85 

10  Aug.  56:23  Jan.  68!  9  Nov.  76'24  Jan.  85  28  May  8; 

11  Oct.  6430  Sept.77  2  Mar.  81  23  Sent.90  3  Dec.  94 
18  Dec.  6i::c  Mar.  75,18  Deo.  81  20  May  9c  26  July  94 
27  Aug.  58I31  Oct.  68,  I  Apr.  74I  I  July  81  23  .fan.  83 

"-"      "    9  Oct.  8^    9  Oct.   ' 


Morse,  Walter  John.*«5  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Morton,  Charles  Falkiner,  Lt.Col.  14  Hussars 

Morton,  Henry,*"  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corps .. 

Morton,  James  Francis, **?  Lt.Col.  Border  Regiment 

Morton,  Robert,  Lt.Col.  R.  (Madras)  Artillery 

Mottet-de  ia  Fontaine,  Henry  Edward,*^'^  Lt.Col.  } 

Madras  Staff  Corps j 

Muir,  Wm.  James  Wemyss,  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C 

Mulloi\',  William  H.*™  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Mundy,  Rodney  Edward,  Ll.Col.  Royal  Artillery.. 

Murdoch.  William  Walpole,*'-  Lt.Col.  R.  Art 

Murray,  Andrew,"*  Z).SO.  Lt.Col.  Regimental  Dist. 
j)„s.r.  Murray,  Chas.  Wyndham,**'  ilF.  for  Bath,  ) 

J/a/^jr  Gloucester  Regt.  ;  Gentleman  at  Arms  ...]' 
Murray,  Frederick  John  Ueo.  Lt.  Co/.  3  Dr.  Guards 
Murray,  James  Murray,*'"  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 
Murray,  John  Archibald,  Lt.Col  West  Kent  Regt. 
p.i.e.  Murray,    Kenelm    Digby,*"  DSO.  Lt.Col.) 

Irish  Fusiliers j 

Nash,  Henry  Peter  Poleman,'™  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C. 

Naylor,  Oha.  Edw.™'  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.C 

Neill,  Geo.  Eraser  Eric  Smith,  X<.  Co/.  Madras  S.C... 
Nepean,HerbertAug.Tierney,™X/.Co/.  Madras  S.C.  26  Sept.55 

Newall,  Marius  Chas.  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bombay)  Art I12  June  58 

„„,,._.  T.  „,-„    ,,„,,,.       „    „  ~        59 


7  Feb.  58 

I  Nov.  62 

ID  May  62 

II  Feb.  62 
4  Sept. 60 

4  Mar.  56 
3  June  46 


14  Dec.  78^22  Feb.  79 

16  Oct.  89!  I  May  95 

20  Aug.  67^20  Aug.  75:20  Aug.  81:25  .\.pr.  85 

31  Dec.  78  17  Apr.  86|23  Nov.  92,23  Nov.  96 


Dec.  63J  9  Oct.  70!  9  Oct.   ,  - 
T2  July  56128  Mar.  do!  5  July  72 

■;  Aug.  65I23  Apr.  73I  i  July  81 

10  Sept.5; 
17  Apr.  66 
27  Nov.  66 

27  Mar.  69 
13  Sept.  53 

I  Oct.  57 

28  Nov.  57 
I  Sept. 63 


12  May  75 
I  Aug.  77 
4  June  5^ 
7  Sept.  7: 

9  Jan.  63 


I  July  81 

I  July  81 

5  July  72 

20  Feb.  78 

■  5  Apr.  77 


20  May  85120  May 
7  Mar.  9,    4  Apr.  96 
I  May  8o!io  Apr.  84 

19  Feb.  85130  Mar.  88 

21  July  82!!!  July  86 
7  Deo.  88J30  July  95 


_  II  Mar.  76;  2  Mar.  8      , 

5  Mar.  54'ii  Dec.  61  19  .Ian.  nj  li  Aug.  69  15  .Tan, 

"  Dec.  60  17  De«.  73!  I  July  81    7  Sept.8S:29  Sept. 93 

24  Apr.  6g|  9  Oct.  80    Q  Oct.   85,  9  Oct.  8q 

23  Mar.  63I2Q  May  63  29  Aug.  73:12  Sept.77 

I  Sept.  6o]2o  May  73  29  Sept.  82  29  Sept.86 


!  Oct. 


4  June  61 
24  Feb.  54 
15  Sept.  57 

27  July  47 

3  Sept.68 

1  July  63 

30  Apr.  58 

5  Mar.  58 
7  June  47 

23  Nov.  56 

11  Dec.  5 

21  Dec.  58 
iQ  July  64 

I  June  56 

16  Aug.  61 

o  Oct.  65 

17  Nov,  63 

22  June  59 
5  Jane  66 

20  Feb.  64 

23  Nov.  56 
20  Oct.  50 

9  Dec.  59 

12  Feb.  58 
27  An, 


!i  Feb.  55I15  Sept. 58 

!S  Apr.  77  25  Apr.  85 
[2  June  69  10  Apr.  81 


20  Dec.  67 
17  Nov.  63 
27  Aug.  58 

20  Dec. 


II  Dec. 

3  Aug 
IQ  Apr. 

6  July  67 

2  Oct.    66 

31  Oct.   77 

17  Apr.  69 
II  Nov.  71 

3  Sept. 70 

30  June  69 

4  Mar.  68 

18  Feb.  61 
9  Dec.  71 

:6  Sept.  67 
21  Dec.  67 


20  Dec.  75 
I  Oct.  77 
6  Mar.  68 

20  Dec.  70 

II  Dec.  78 
8  Nov.  79 
I  Jan.  84 

28  Oct. 

16  Jan, 


80 
29  Nov.  79 


9  Sept. 82 

15  Feb.  5i 

25  Apr.  91 
I  July  Si 
20  Dec.  81 
20  Oct.  83 
31  Mar.  69 

20  Dec.  70  24  Dec, 

II  Dec.  8, 

I  Oct.  8( 

II  Sept.9 

75  23  Oct.   8: 

27  Mar.  83 

1 3  Nov.  82 


19  Jan.  55 
ID  Sept.  58 

.'20  Nov.  57 


3  July  6tl,2  Oct.  71 
"  Dec.  60,25  Aug.  73 
to  Apr.  57(22  Apr.  59 


31  Ma.y  76 

27  June  79 

I  July  81 

I  July  81 


I  July  81 
27  .fune  86 
9  Sept.84 

18  Nov  8.! 


2  Jan.  63 

5  Oct.   97 

I  July  85 

20  Dec.  85 

20  Oct.  87 

I  Aug.  72 

79 
II  Deo.  8S 
1  Oct.  93 
[8  May  96 
a  Oct.  86 
i7  Mar.  87 

iS  Nov.  86 

I  July  8s 
7  Sept.90 
9  Sept.  88 

18  Nov.  86 

Oct.   82 


4  Mar.  76    4  Mar.  82 
13  June  66  13  June  72    5  June  75 

9  Dec.  79  9  Dec.  85  Q  Dee.  E9 
26  Sept.75126  Sept.8ii26  Sept.85 

I  Oct.  77 1  :  Jan.  84'  4  Nov.  84 
12  Oct.  79!i2  0ct.  8vi2  0ct.  8g 
II  Nov.  78  22  May  63  29  Sept.  93 


23  June  69'  I  Oct. 


5  Oct.  61    5  June  66'  I  Apr.  74  10  Sept.  34 
9  Feb.  64J  I  Oct.  77122  Nov.  79,  2  Mar,  " 


■o  Apr.  46 
4  Nov.  58 


31  Dec.  sijis  Feb.  61 

21  Dec.  58    3  Aug.  72 

II  Sept.  59!  14  Mar.  68 

22  Mar.  64  ,3  Sept.  76 
7  Nov.  77 


31  May  59 

12  June  58 
12  Dec.  57 


21  Feb.  59 

21  Dec.  59 

21  Aug.  60 

I  Aug.  54 

Oct,     ■ 


20  Nov.  6g  20  Nov.  77120  Nov.  S3 

14  Feb.  72  10  Sept. 79(12  Oct.  86 

19  Nov.  7o|i9  Nov.  78 '16  Aug.  S3I19  Nov. 

27  Aug.  581  5  July  72  31  Mar.  75   8  Dec.  75 


3  Aug.  72|i3  Sept. 79  22  Sept.85 

""'     '     ;o  Apr.  66I20  Apr.  72 

9  Nov.  79  19  Oct.    86 


Nisbet,  Robert  Parry,  CIS.  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C 

NLxon,  Eras.  Wm.w   L/. Co/.  Royal  Engineers  .. 

Nolan,  Walter  Raymond,^'*^  Major,  zy  Lancers   ... 

North,  Dudley,™  CB.  Lt.Col.  N .  Lancashire  Rej 

North,  William,^'"  J/(i/or,  Royal  Engineers     

Noverre,  William  Lynd,^'^  Lt.Col.  Hengal  S.C.  .. 

f.e.c.  Noyes,  George  Augustus,^''  Lt.Col.  R.   Art. 

Nuthall,  Henry  John,''*  £(. Co/.  Bengal  Staff  Corps'19  Nov.  58 

Cakes,  Richard  Francis,^''  Lt.Col.  R.  (Madras)  Eng.  14  June 

O'Brien,  Edra.  D.  Collins,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers  I        ..   . 

Ogilvie,  Francis  D.'i'i/. Co/.  Bengal  S.C 

Oldham,  Francis  George,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 
Oldham,  Sir  Henry  Hugh,  Knt.*"*  Lt.Col.  Cameron  ) 

High.  :  Lieut,  of  the  Corps  of  Gentlemen  at  Arms) 
Ollivant,  Edward  Albert,522  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artilleiy 

O'Malley,  George  Hunter,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery...,      

Ommanney,    Edmund    Pipon.'-^  Lt.Col.  Indian  H  <i  t 

Staff  Corps ....! jl  <"  J*°'  59 

Ommanney,  Mont.  Willes,^2s /;,  p^;  jj  (Bengal)  Art.jii  Dec.  57 

I  Onslow,  George  Manners,  Lt.Col.  20  Hussars    29  .May  61 

Orchard,  Albert  Francis,  Lt.Col.  Madras  Staff  C.  ...ti2  Dec.  57 

Ormsby,  John  Becher,  Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Ottley,  .lohn  Walker.^i'"  CIE.  Lt.Col.  R. Engineers 
Owen,  ArthurAllea,*o*Jfiyor,88Foot;  Gentleman/ 

at  Arms J 

Palmer,  Clarence  Henry,:-'' X/. Co/.  Bengal  S.  C... 
Palmer,  Robert  Henry,  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corpsi 
Parker,  Robert  John  Henry,  Lt.Col.  R.  Engineers...! 

Parnell,  lfo«.  Arthur,  Z,/. Co/.  Royal  Engineers I  ...... -, r--.- 

Paske,  Edward  Hanson,  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corpsj  26  Dec.  46!i6  July  49  18  Feb.  6ii26  Deo.  6s'26  Dec.  72 
Paske,  Henry  Gresham,=-"if.Co/.  Derbyshire  Regt. 123  Mar.  55  7  Nov.  55  20  Apr.  66120  Apr.  78  17  Dec.  81 
Patten,  William  Henry,  £/.Co/.  Royal  Engineers...!       21  Dec.  59  28  Aug.  72I  i  July  81,  i  Oct.  87 

3  d 


1  July  81 
10  Sept.  83 

2  Mar.  65 
I  Jan.  85 

Oct.   90 


i3  July  65 

6  Apr.  61 

27  Aug.  52 
13  Nov.  6'^ 
I  Oct.   61 

IQ  JUQODO 

15  Jau.  64 

13  Nor.  60 

27  Aug.  58 
27Au^.58 
iS  Dec.  61 
15  May  57 


6  Jan. 


I  July  81'  I  July  86 

6  July  83I  7  Sept.Qt 
I  Jan.  84  ig  Jan.  93 

7  Feb.  80!  7  Feb.  36 


:3  May  67|tg  July  76  ig  July  83 


30  Apr.  73 

13  Dec.  69 

^3  Nov.  72 

I  Oct.   77 

15  Sept.  69 

12  June  70 
t2  Dec.  69 
Dec.  7 


L  July  3. 


4  Feb.  S3 
12  Dec.  83 

8  Apr.  Zj 
15  Jau.  gi 


12  Dec.  77 
19  Feb.  81 
15  Jan.  84 

9  June77'ii  Nov.  78 

i  2  June  78  1 2  .1  une  84 

,12  Dec.  77  12  Dec.  83 

18  Dec.  Sri  1  Apr.  8q 

8  May  (5;!  I  Apr.  76!  i  Oct.  8: 


22  Sept.  8, 

23  June  76 
ig  Oct.    go 

12  Feb.  87 
7  Sept.  97 

19  Jan.  gs 

7  Fetj.  90 

19  July  87 
t6  Sept.S/ 
12  Dec.  87 
30  Sept. 91 
12  Aug-.  95 

12  Feb.  81 

12  June  81 

12  Dec.  87 
6  Jan.  94 

30  June  83 
5  May  77 
I  Apr.  82 

29  Aug.  93 


6i9 


Golomls  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. 


Patton,  Herbert  Charles,  Lt.Col.  Regimental  Diet  .. 
Payne, Clias.  Drummond  PaslUore,i^C(l/.  Bom.S.C. 

Pearse,  Arthur  Napier,  Lf.Co!.  Royal  Artillery 

Pearson,  Arthur  James.^^i  u.Col.  Boj'al  Artillery 
Pearson,  George  Falconer,^^  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C... 
Pembertoii,ChristoijheiChas.=»'^£^Co;.Boini)ay  S.C. 
Pennycuiclf,      John.'s?      cSC.      Lt.Col.      RojaO 

(Madras)  Engineers  i 

Penton,  Chas.  Thos.  Wren,™  Lt.Col.  Connaught ) 

Rangers - 

Percival,  PhiUp,'"  Major,  79  Foot    

Perry.  Charles  S.^'"  Col.  lleeimental  District 

Persse,  Edward,  Lt.Col.  Madras  Staff  Coi-ps  

Peters,  Edward  Niolls,"'  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Phelps,  Peyton,  ^w/or.  Royal  Engineers  

Philips,  George,-''"  Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Philips.  George,  i(.  Co/.  4  Hussars  

Phillipps.Henrj'.^MX/.  Co?.  Bombay  Staff  Corps 

Phillpotts,  William  Coles,  CoZ.  R.  Engineers 

Phipps,  Ranisa.y  Weston,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  ... 
Pickance,  William  John,  Lt.Col.  Madras  Staff  Coi-ps 
Pierson,  James  Frederick,  Major,  R.  (Madrasi  Art. 
Pigott,  Edw.  Chas.  Pemberton,''^  if.Co/.EssexRegt.j 
Filleau,  Henry  George,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers  ...' 
Plavfair,  Frederick  I,you,=''  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C. ... 
Ploiner,  Alfred  George,"*  X^ Co/.  Bombay  Staff  C... 
Fluukett,  Robert  Hastings  Willoughby,^''£(.Co(.  > 

Roval  Artillery    S 

.  Pocklington,  Fred.""  Lt.Col.  Northumberland  Pus. 
Pocock,  Sir  Geo.  P.  Coventry,  Bart.^'^  Major,  Unatt. 

2>.s.c.  Poignand,  George,  Lt.Col.  Leinster  Regt 

Pollock,  John  Graham,  if. Cf/.  R.  (Madras)  Art.  ... 
PoUok,  FitzWilliam  Thomas,"'  Lt.  Col.  Madras  S.C. 

Poole,  Arthur,^^^  Lt.Col.  Bombay  Staff  Corps 

Poole,  Arthur  Jas."*  CB.  Lt.Col.  Hampshire  Regt. 
Pope,  Fhihp  Edward.5"if.Co;.  4  jjragoon  Guards 
Porteous,  James  Edw,^^^  Lt.Col.  lud.  Staff  Corps... 

Powlett,  Norton,"'  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Powys,  Henry  Littleton,  Lt.Col.  Oxlord  Lt.  Infantry 

PratV,  Henry  H.  Cajttahi.  Staff  O.  of  Pensioners 

Prevost,  Thomas  Wni.  Major,  Staff  O.  of  Pensioners 

Price,  Thomas  Charles,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Pridham,    Fred.      Frincipal      Ordnance     Officer,  \ 

Army  Ord.  Dept.  ravltinij  a»  Major  General   } 

Pym,  Samuel,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  

f.s.c.  Quill,  Ai-thur  S.,  Lt.Col.  R.  Canadian  Rifles... 
Raikes,  Percy  Bury,  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bengal)  Artillery 
Rathborue,  William  Hans,"»  Lt.Col.  R.  Engineers 

Rawlins,  Sebastian  White,  Col.  Regtl.  District 

Ready,  John  Tobin,"'  Lt.Col.  Berkshire  Regt 

Reeves,  Henry  S.  E.^^o  CB.  Col.  Array  Service  Corps 

Reid,  Charles  Edward,  Lt.Col.  R.  (Madras)  Art 

Rich,  Frederick  Henry,  i(.Co;.  R.  Engineers  

Eichardion,  Christopher  Rowland, 5''-i,(.  Col.  ^e  Foot. 
Richmond,  John  Alexander, ^"^3  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C. 
Eicketts,  Montague  Poyntz,^"  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C. 
Bidden,  Robert  Vansittart.i/.Co/.R.  (Bengal)  Bug. 

Riley,  Henry  W.  D.^''"  Lt.Col.  Border  Regiment 

Bimmgton,  Richard  Betton,  Lt.Col.  R.  Engineers... 
Rind,A.S.T.  Abercromby,"«Cire.  i^Co/.  Ind.  S.C. 
Rind,  Malcolm  M'NeiU,  Lt.Col.  Sussex  Regimeut ... 

Elvers,  Francis  James,  £(.Co(.  Madras  S.  C 

Roberts,  Henry  Bradley,'''^"  Captain,  R.  Marine  Art.. 

Roberts,  Richard  Samuel,  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.  C 

Roberts,  Thomas  Wm.  if.Co/.  E.  (Bengal)  Artillery 
Robertson,  Henry  Maxwell,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Robertson,  James  F."^  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.C 

Robertson,  Wheatley,^"  Lt.Col.  Madras  Staff  C 

■Robinson.  Henry  Seymour,^'"  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C. 
Eobinson,  John'Corsane.^"*  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 
Robinson,  Weilesley  G.  W."^  CB.  Col.  Army  Ser-  ) 

vice  Corps  {racking  as  Major  Gejl.ii  Dec. 88)  [R]  j 
Eochfort,  Thomas  F.  Cosby,^'^  Col.  Madras  Cavalry 
Roe,  Robert  Edward,^"*  Captain,  S.  0.  of  Pensioners 
Rogers,  Frederick  Jas.  Lt.Col.  Sussex  Regt.  (107  F.) 
Eogers,  Malcolm  William, ^'^  Lt.Col.  Eoyal  Eng.  ... 
Eogerson,  William,'"ii  Lt.Col.  Shropshire  Lt.  Inf.... 

Roiph,  William  Mogg,  Col.  Regimental  District 

Eooke,  Cresswell  K.  C.,^''  Lt.Col.  Royal  Scots 

Eooke,  harry  William,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Rooke,  Hy.  Douglas.^"^  Lt.Col.  Shropshire  Lt.  Inf. 

Ross,  Albert  Ernest,  Major,  5  Foot..? 

Ross,  George  Campbell, ^^"  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  C... 

Rosser,  Richard  Heniy,  Lt.Col.  Hampshire  Regt 

Eothe,  George  Walter  Charles,^"'  Lt.Col.  R.  Art.  ... 
Rowland,  Thomas,^-' CK.  i/.  Co/.  Regtl.  Dist.  [R] 
Rowland, Wm.  Hodnett,s"if.Co/.BorderRegt.(55  F.) 

Budge,  John,  Col.  Regimental  District 

Russell,  Christopher  Josiah,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Eng 

Russell,  Geo.  Algernon,'"  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bengal)  Art. 

Rutherfurd,  James,  Lt.Col.  Bombay  Infantry 

Ruxton,  Frederick  Charles,  Col.  Regtl.  District  ... 
Bt.George,  Etienne,='*8  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C 


9  July  56 
12  Jan.  59 


14  Jan.  46 
II  June  sS 


9  July  62 

16  Aug,  50 
29  May  57 
4  Mar.  59 


26  Mar.  58    6  May  62  10  June  74 
I  Jiil.y  60  12  Jan.  71  is  Jan.  70 

19  Dec.  60    I  July  74I  I  July 
II  Sept. 63  29  Apr.  76112  May  S3 
30  Sept. 40    5  Sept.  591 14  Jan.  66 

27  Aug.  58  I :  J  une  70  1 1  June  78 
10  Dec.  58  13  Oct.  70  3  Dec.  76 


1  Sept.65 

6  .Tune  54 

2  Oct.  58 
jg  Aug.  61 


19  Sept.74 

27  Mar.  55 
8  May  66 
4  Mar.  71 


19  Oct.  33 
15  Dec.  48 
18  Sept.63 

■.£o  Dec.  48 
II  Nov.  58 
II  Jan.  59 
7.2  May  63 
2?  Sept.  65 


9  Mar.  60 
25  June  44 
18  June  41 


13  June  50 
19  Dec.  so 

6  Apr.  55 

10  Sept.  53 
18  Dec.  47 

6  Jan.  59 
12  June  58 
16  Jan.  55 

14  June  50 

11  June  47 


21  Dec.  56 
I  Jan.  52 

16  Aug.  64 

8  Dec.  54 
5  Oct.  49 

1  Feb.  67 
10  Juno  59    ^ 

10  Dec.  53:18  Feb.  61 

11  Sept.6oiii  Nov.  70 
10  Nov.  621  2  Jan.  69 
:i  July  65  22  Oct.  70 

2  May  63  22  Sept.  77 
24  Mar.  65J  I  Oct.  77 
29  Mar.  64  21  Aug.  67 

9  Nov.  46  29  Dec.  54 


Depart- 


21  Nov.  51 

11  Dec.  57 

5  Feb'.  58 
9  Sent.  54 
Depart- 

12  June  58 

11  Jan.  43 
16  Feb.  44 

13  Dec.  56 

4  Feb.  55 

5  Mar.  58 
28  Feb.  55 

2  Oct.  66 
9  Jan.  59 
4  May  55 

18  Oct.  47 
20  B'eb.  56 

12  June  58 

3  Jan.  46 
20  Feb.  52 
20  Jan.  51 


Depart- 

4  Apr.  57 
13  May  53 
29  June  55 


24  June  62 

7  Aug.  61 

20  Mar.  57 


Dec.  59 
22  Dec.  46 
19  June  57 
19  Aug.  6, 

22  Dec.  4L 
2  Aug.  4S 
II  Sept.57 


II  Dec.  57 
4  Aug.  59 
3  Jiine  59 

14  June  45 


23  Dec.  57 1 20  Oct.  69 

7  Aug.  58  17  June  68 

-7  Feb.  54  15  nee.  58 

29  May  571  7  Nov.  62 

10  Oct.  56110  Sept.65 

6  Dec.  5i|ii  Aug.  56 

1  Aug.  55j   7  Apr-  64 

I  Jan.  62   6  Jan.  71 

27  Aug.  58  28  May  68 

19  Jime  55  10  Nov.  69 

18  Dec.  60  26  Aug.  73 


31  Oct?  >6o 
[8  Feb.  61 


7  May  77 

18  Jan.  56 
4  Aug.  54 
I  Apr.  75 

19  Mar.  72 


9  Feb.  49 
24  Jtily  69 

Service 
I  July  74 
17  May  61 
10  May  66 

23  Jan.  77 
21  Feb.  65 

28  Aug.  63 
Service 

14  Sept.6g 
17  Feb.  54 

24  Sept.  55 

13  Dec, 
4  Feb.  67 

20  Jan.  71 
4  Jan.  68 

1  Apr.  62 

2  Oct.  78 

29  July  67 
4  May  67 

14  Apr.  59 
20  Feb.  63 

15  Sept.  69 
28  Sept.71 
23  Nov.  56 
20  Feb.  64 
20  Jan.  63 

7  Feb.  75 

mental      Service 


5  Apr.  44 
I  Oct.  57 

mental 

I  Apr.  61 
31  Aug.  55 

27  Apr.  58 

17  Dec.  62 
10  May  61 

28  Aug.  57 
mental 

27  Aug.  58 

I  Apr.  46 

23  Dec.  45 

16  Feb.  60 

4  Sept.57 
10  Jane  59 

29  July  59 
I  Apr.  55 

18  Jan.  70 
25  Aug.  59 
■!3  Dec.  561 

I  Oct.  48 
29  Sept.  60 

27  Aug.  58 1 
23  Dec.  57 

5  Nov.  59 
15  Sept.57: 

28  Dec.  55 
iSDec.  6t 


i  May  58 
;  Sept. 54 
:  Oct.  58 
!  Dec.  61 
J  Apr.  65^25 
[  Oct.  64  24 
■  Mar  60I  2 
!  Dec.  60!  18 
)  June  63J14 
5  Dec.  49 
J  July  58 
J  Aug.  64 
[  Oct.  58 
)  Apr.  53 
)  Oct.  52 
S  Oct.   5S 
1  Apr.  59'  _ 
3  Aug.  58  22 
I  Jan.  62!  14 
3  Dec.  61  20 
\  May  46  23 


July  64 
Mar.  61 
Feb.  70 
Dec.  73 
Mar.  71 
Jan.  74 
Sept.  68 
Feb.  74 
Sept.  66 
Jan.  57 
Feb.  62 
Mar.  66 
Oct.  71 
Mar.  56 
Julv  58 
Sept.63 
Aug.  72 
Feb.  67 
Oct.  69 
Feb.  63 
Nov.  56 


12  Feb.  8 


I  Apr. 
31  Doc. 

4  Mar. 

17  A|u-. 

25  Aug. 

5  July 
16  Dec. 

10  Sept. 

5  July 
12  Apr. 

6  Jan. 
I  A])r. 
I  July 

1  July 

14  June 

11  June 

4  Nov. 

12  Apr. 

2  Nov. 

15  Oct. 

18  Sept. 
20  Dec. 

11  Nov. 

2  Mar. 
I  Jul.v 

12  Sept. 
I  Jan. 
I  Nov. 

14  June 

20  Sept. 

'  Sept. 

-  July 

29  May 

16  Jan. 

17  Dec. 
I  Oct. 
I  Oct. 

27r5 
.0  Apr. 
24  Aug. 

14  Aug. 

13  Dec. 

4  Feb. 

3  June 

1  July 

5  July 

2  Mar. 
fi  July 

4  May 

10  May 
20  Feb. 

7  May 
13  Mar. 

9  Oct. 
20  Feb. 
20  Jan. 

11  Nov. 

26jV 

10  Oct. 

1  Apr. 

11  Sept. 

2  Mar. 
I  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  July 

30  Nov. 
24  Nov. 
29  Apr. 

31  Dec. 

26  Nov. 

15  May 

5  July 
I  Oct. 

22  Jan. 
I  Apr. 
4  Aug. 

6  July 
9  Apr. 


LIEUT. 
COLONEL. 


I  July  81 
12  Jan.  85 
29  Oct.  88 
12  May  90 
14  Jan.  72 
II  Jnne34 

8  Dec.  83 


I  July  81 

I  Oct.  77 
.  ,  ]  May  83 
79  4  Mar.  85 
7S  3  Nov.  84 
73!  I  July  81 
72ji5  June  77 
76;  1  July  81 
.7310  Sept. 79, 

72  2  Aug.  73 

73  i  I  July  81 
76|  6  Jan.  85 
75  I  Apr.  82 
81  27  Nov.  83 
81]  I  Aug.  88 
70J14  June  76 
67I11  June  73 

83'3c  Nov.  91  30 

72!i5  Aug.  78  15 
55  20  Sept.65 
81I  2  Dec.  Sg 
78  13  Ma.y  85  13 
68'2o  Dec.  74  30 
78!  1 1  Nov.  8428 
I  July  87  10 
7  Mar.  82 
22  Sept. 91 
I  Jan.  91 
ti  Mar.  82 
I  Oct.   77 
2o  July  71 
10  Sept.  84 


COLOITEL. 


I  July  85 
12  Tan.  89 
29  Sept. 93. 
II  Aug.  93. 
28  Oct.  76 
II  June  88 

8  Dec.  87 


29 


years 


29  Oct.  88 
I  Oct.   77 

16  Jan.  82 

17  Dec.  89 
23  Jan.  82 

I  July  81 

years 
1  Jan.  84 

8  May  67 
23  Dec.  75 
13  Dec.  82 

4  Feb.  3i 
6  Dec.  86 
21  June  87 

9  Nov.  79 
2  Oct.   92 

80:  I  July  81 
75  4  May  81 
61  is  Feb.  72 
76J  o  Feb.  82 
77I  I  Jan.  84 
78|i3  Mar.  85 
b^\  3  Jan.  72 


20  Feb.  78 
20  Jan.  77 
8  July  89 


years 

21  Dec.  80 
I  July  81 
8o'29  Oct.  81 
81 1 18  Dec.  88 
Si  21  June  85 
81']  5  Feb.  90 
81  14  Aug.  83 
8i|  I  Oct.  88 
79!2o  May  85 
69I  I  Oct.  77 

75  19  June  83 
78[  I  July  86 
7826  Nov.  3s 
66  22  Sept.75 
72  T  May  80 
77  3  May  81 
81  31  Dec.  86 

76  I  Apr.  S3 
79!  4  Aug.  85 
77I  I  July  81 
65114  June  71 


July  85. 

Oct.  79 
May  87 
Mar.  86 
Nov.  88 
Sept.  8  J 
July  Sr 
July  87 
Oct.  S-2 
Aug.  78 
June  82 
Jan.  39 
June  82 
Apr.  8& 
Sept.93 
Feb.  79 
Jime7§ 

Nov.  95 

Ang.  82 
July  8r 
Jan.  94. 
May  89, 
Nov.  78 
Feb.  37 
Aug.  92- 
Mar.  86 
Sept.  95 
June  96 
May  3s 
Oct.  81 
Jan.  77 
Oct.  34, 

Apr.  93. 

Jan.  94 
May  83 
Dec.  84 
May  94 
Jan.  35 
July  8s 
Dec.  86 
July  36 
Feb.  73 
Nov.  77 
Dec.  86 
Feb.  85 
Dec.  90 
Dec.  93 
Jan.  80- 
Oct.  98 
Oct.  81 
June  83 
Sept.  73 
Feb.  86 
May  84 
May  90 
June  73 
Nov.  81 
July  81 
May  94. 

Dec.  88 

Dec.  84 
July  83 
Oct.  85 
Sept.  93 
June  89 
May  94 
Aug.  89 
Sept.  93 
May  89 
Oct.  77 
Jime  87 
Sept.  86 
July  90 
Sept.  80 
Oct.  83 
May  8s 
Dec.  90 
Apr.  87 
Aug.  89 
July  85 
Juno  75 


I 


Colonels  lietired  on  Full  orjtetired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. 


:} 


23  Mar.  55 
8  July 


22  Dec.  48 
10  Nov.  57 
7  Nov.  63 


31  May  56 


16  Jan.  63 

9  Sept.  55 
3  Oct.  71 

I  July  61 

8  June  60 

17  Jan.  51 
22  Oct.  58 


!  Oct.  66 

3  Dec.  54 
17  Aug.  52 
12  Mar.  52 

30  ilar.  sS 
'.6  June  46 
[2  Dec.  55 
27  Sept.  61 

20  July  59 
4  Mar.  65 


CAPTAIN. 


25  May  60 


17  Aug.  70 

8  May  66 
8  July  80 

•■6  Aug.  73 


St.  Leger,  Henry  Hungerford.M:  DSO.  Li  Col 
Cameron  Highlanders  ... 

St    Quintin,   Thomas  A.^m  £«.  W.'s'Hussars; ) 
^.1,118/.  Adj.  Ge,i.  Imperial  Yeomanni  \ 

Saflortl  Davirt  John  D.^'  Lt.Col.  ReijimentiilDist 

Sage,  Chas.  Arthur  Ross.^o  Lt.Col.  Indian  S  C 

Sale,  Matthew Tovrnsend.Mi  CMO.Lt  Col  R  En<^  •'■)' 

c  Wi-  "C^'i'''''".'/  ^oris,  E.  Arseiml,  TroolwUkS 

Salkeld,  Charles  Edward.™  i^.Co?  Beuo-al  S  0 

Saltmarshe,  Arthur,M3  jlfa,W,  70  Foot     "        

Samuells,  William  Leycester,  Lt.Col.  Be'no-'alS  C" 

Sanderson,  Patrick,  Z/. Co/.  2  Dragoons  '    '" 

Saiides,  Hy.  Thos.  Thompson.  Lt.Col.  Royai'Art"" 

Sandford,  Richard  M.  P.,  Lt.Col.  R.  En-rineer.< 

Sargeaunt.Chas.Chester,  ZC.ro/.  Madras  StaffCorps 

Sargeaimt,  Richard  Arthur,™*  Z/.  Co/.  R.  En<'ineers 

Satlerthn-aite,  Joseph  HenrT.^'i  Lt.Col.  R  En"- 
Saunders,  Arthur  Augustusi=»siC.  Co/  RovalArt 
iJ..«.c.  Sawyer,  Herbert  Anthony,»5  Lt.CoL  Indiaui 

Staff  Corps  I- 

Schmid.  August,5a»Z«.Co/.  109  Foot 

Scott,  Chas.  Edm.  Southouse,™  Zf.Co/  R  Art'rRl 
Scott,  Conrtenay  H.  Saltren,*"  Lt.  Col  Ben  S  C 

Seagrim,  Albert,««  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corps 

beddon.  Hem-y  Cooper.  Lt.Col.  Eoya!  Engineers  '" 

beton.  Miles  Charles.eiwz/.Co/.  Hampshire  Re^t  '" 

Shadwell,  Josiah  FitzThomas,«'5  1/</;o)-  25  Foot 

Shaw,  Edward  Wm.'^O"  Lt.Col.  Madr.as  Staff  Corps  " 

Shaw-Helher,  Thos.  R.w  Lt.Col.  4  Dragoon  Gds. 

Shea   Honi-y  John  Francis,  Lt.Col.  R.  Artillery 

Shelley,  Henry  Richard.  Lt.Col.  Madras  Infantry' 

Sheppard,  Ponsonby,  Lt.Col.  2  West  India  Regt 

bhortland,  Daniel  Vincent,  Lt.Col.R.  (Madras)  Art 

bhuttleworth,  Ashton  John,  Lt.Col.  Rova!  Ai-tillery 

bidebottom-Venner,  Leonard,™'  3Ia,or  tjnattached 

oimpson,  George  Bruce,  Lt.Col.  Bombay  StaffC.  ..  11  Jlar.  5812=;  Au.r  ,slii  Mar  ;„ 

i=?'^^;f'^-::':k^^-«¥t:'3o  June  S7|:6  211  III  I  is.  i: 


2  Jan.  73 


niBUT. 
COLONBL. 


620 


COLONEL. 


July  8 

31  Mar.  S6 
I  July  8t 


12  Nov.  79 

17  Jan.  77 
I  July  87 

I  July  81 
8  June  72  8  June  80 
6  Feb.  59    I  Mar.  64,  ,,-„„.  „ 

^„     -    ^-|=^°Nov.  6920N0V.  77  JoNov   Sq 

16  Oct.  66  21  May  7,  i  .Tuly  31,  5  July  82 
22  Dec.  59  25  Nov.  74  I  July  81  21  Dec.  8S 
31  July  55    6  Feb.  63'  3  Arg,  72    ,  July  81 

17  Apr.  58  31  May  68  31  May  76  31  M.ay  8- 
8  Dec.  61  ti  Dec.  73  18  Dec.  8:    "  -         " 


8  July  94 

I  July  88 

8  June  86 
7  Feb.  74 


22  June  59 

I  Sept.  63 

17  Aug.  70 


8  Mar.  35 
8  Dec.  54 


13  Dec. 
I  Mar 


3  Aug.  72    I  July  „, 

II  Mar.  76'i2  May  83 

I  July  77   2  Oct.   86 

30  July  62'2i  Aug.  67 

I  Apr.  C2I  s  July  72 

--.  ^,,  5  Aug.  59  18  July  69 

12  Jan.  55j-3Dec.  6ili7Sept.7 


.,  Aug.  66|   I  Apr.  74 
8  July  63    I  July  ' 


20  Dec.  56 
8  Nov.  61^ 

8  Jan.  5i'|26  Mar.  s8|  5  July  72:29  Mar 
7  June  57  12  Dec.  6S  12  Dec.  76'  12  Dee. 


8  Dec.  SS 
18  Jan.  S7 
12  May  90 

2  Oct.  92 

6  Oct.  76 
I  July  a 
I  Oct.  77 
I  Oct.  77 
I  July  Si 
29  Aug.  80 


7  Apr.  63 
7  Apr.  56 
I  Jan.  62 


17  Apr.  67 
1  Jan.  "67 
!o  July  7 


28  May  66  22  Au„.  ^„ 
II  Dec.  58  20  June  71 
1  Oct.  58  I  Oct.  71 
23  Nov.  52 1  8  Jan.  %6 


I  July  85 

31  Mar.  90 

I  July  85 
8  July  98 

30  Sept.  91 

8  June  99 
I  July  81 
:o  Nov.  87 

5  July  86 

6  Jan.  04 

1  July  85 

31  May  86 

29  Sept.93 

23  Nov.  87 

30  July  95 

2  Oct.    96 

20  Aug.  79 
I  July  85 
17  Aug.  80 

24  Juue  81 
I  July  85 

29  Aug.  90 
4  July  80 
-  ,  -,--  ^^^.  .^^  26  Apr.  83 
2  June  76  I  July  81  I  July  85 
24  July  75  [24  July  82  24  July  86  ' 
!o  July  79  20  July  85  20  July  89 
Feb.  781  I  Jan.  Sj}  i  Jan,  87 
-Oct.  77,10  Dec.  64  10  Doc.  88 
16  Nov.  78!  16  Nov.  85:30  July  90 
31  Oct.  62,15  Feb.  73  I  July  8i 
II  Mar.  78|ii  Mar.  S4I11  Mar.  " 


bkinner,  Russell  Morland,"i  Lt.Col.  Ben<»al  S  C 
Skottowe,  Coulson  Fred.  J.«i2  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.  C 
Slaeke,  William  Randall,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 
Smith,  Charles  John,  Zf.Co/.  R.  (Madras)  Engineers 
Smith,  Chas.  Mitchell,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 
Smith.  Fredk.  .Tames,»'3  Major,  R.  (Bombay)  Eng  " 
Smith,  Philip  Hy.,  Lt.Col.  Devonshire  Regiment 
bmytii,  Albert  Edward  Hamilton,''*  Lt.Col.) 
East  Yorkshire  Regiment  .  '\ 

Smyth,  Chas.  Coghlan,""  CB.  Z/.Co/l  WeYsh  Regt 
Smyth,  Etwall  Walter,"'  CB.  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Inf.'  ' 

Smj-th,  James,"' Z<.  Co/.  69  Foot 

Smyth,  James,  Lt.Col.  Lancashire  Fusiiiers 

Smyth,  Ralph  Graham,''*  Lt.Col.  R.  (Beng.al)  En^' 
bmyth,  Samuel  Gardiner,"'-' Z/.Co/.  R.  Artillery  "' 
Smythe,  Terence  Weatherlev  AV.  Major,  100  Foot  '" 
bnow,  Edmund  Erighouse,«"  Lt.Col.  R.  Marines 
Somerset,  FitzRoy  M.  Henry,  Col.  R.  Engineers 

Bomerset.Henry  Chas.  Capel,C»;!<.S.O.of  Pensioner's 
bomerset.  Henrv  (ieorrre  Kiiw,1.62i  Mnir.^      ^r.r.i  .^ 


7  Dec.  55  15  June  57    7  Dec.  67 
26  Dec.  46    3  Oct.  53  18  Feb.  61 

21  Dec.  58    3  Aug.  72 

7  Deo.  55  27  Aug.  58  25  Nov.  64 

23  Dec.  64 

27  Aug.  58 

10  July  66 


13  June  56 
16  Jan.  63 

12  June  60 

S  Nov.  6. 
7  June  61 
25  Sent.46 
2  July 
7  Dec.  55 


Foot ; 


18  Aug.  46 
I  Jan.  42 
4  Oct.  33 

13  Oct. 


3  Oct.  62 

23  Aug.  67 

30  July  62 

Sept.  48 


14  July  77 
14  Oct.  68 
7  Mar.  77 

2  June  69 

14  Dec.  78 


loPeb 
I  Oct.    _  _ 

6  Mar.  So 

7  Dec.  81 
26  Dec.  72 

I  Oct.  86 
I  July  81 
Mar.  91 


20  Feb.  78 
30  Aug.  79 
9  Aug.  73 

7  Dec.  75 
26  Dec.  66 

9  Nov.  79 
24  Aug.  73 

I  Jan.  84,  . ...  y 

I  Dec.  73    I  July  8i,j^  XU..V,.  04 

8  Jan.  82  19  May  91  19  May  95 

17  May  79  3c  June  84  30  June  83 

.      -  --  ,  -    8  Dec.  82  IS  June  85!i5  June  89 

10  Mar.  70   7  JuneSi    7  June  87128  Deo.  93 

--  -,-.„..,„    6  June 54    9  May  68    5  Jan.  76  20  Apr.  78 

13  Dec.  59  24  Mar.  69   9  June  80    9  June  84   9  June  88 

27  Apr.  58)31  Oct.  6,=1  24  Aug.  73    I  July  Si    i  July  85 


^o  Feb.  88 
I  Oct.  90 

6  Mar.  84 

7  Dec.  85 
31  Jan.  77 

I  Oct.  90 

I  July  85 

21  Dec.  95 

31  Mar.  84 


t6  Mar.  55 
29  Jan.  6 


Somei-set,  Henry  George  Edwd.^^l  Major 

Mihtari/  Kniiilit  of  Jrim/.-or  ( 

Spaight,  Wm.  FitzHenry.'^^  i/.Co/'.  R.'Ea^ineers 
Sparks,  Robert  Watson,  Lt.Col.  7  Foot  . 
Spencer.  Almeric  Georgc'^^  Col.  Regimental  Dis't' 
Spens.  Arundel  Thos.'=*  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.  C 

Speranza,  Joseph,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Malt'a  Artillery" 
bpragge,  Charles  Henry.'^s  CB.  T.t.Col.n.  Artillerv 
Spnng.F.Wm.  Mackenzie.K"  ic. Co/.  R.  (Bom.)  Art 
Steel,  Charles,'"  Major,  Unattached 
Steel   John  Philip,  It.Col.  R.  (Bengal)  Engineers  ' 
Stephen,  FitzRoy.'M  CB.  Lt.Cul.  Rifle  Brigade 
Steuart,  Fred.  G.'^s  Lt.Col.  Bombay  Staff  Corps"'" 
Stevensou,Edward  MacDonaki,  Lt.Ccl.  Madras  S  c' 
Stevenson,  John,'^"  Z/.Co/.  Scots  Fusihers 
Stevenson,  Kenlis  Fergus,  Lt.Col.  Madras  Staff  c" 
Stewart,  George  Gilbert.^"  Lt.Col.  Leinster  Re-'t 
Stewart,  John.  C/£:.  Z/. Co/,   a.  (Bengal)    Artillery 
Stewart.  Richard  WaiTen,  Col.  Royal  Engineers 
Siirke,  Romain  Fleming,  Lt.Col.  Welsh  Regt. (60  F.) 
Stock,  Henry  John,^!^  Lt.Col.  Bombay  Staff  Cerps 
fatocker,  Maurice  Edw.  i;.  Lt.Col.  R.  Artillery 
btockley,  George  Watts,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers. 
Stockley,  Hy.  Watts,""  Z/.  Co/.  R.  (Bombay)  Art 
Stockwell.CUfton  de  N.  O.  Lt.  Col.  Lincoln  Re-'t. 
Stoddart,  William,""  Lt.Col.  Madras  Staff  Corps 
btone,  John  Graham,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 
Stopford,  John  George  Boresford,  Lt.Col.  Duke  of) 

Cornwall's  Light  Infantry  j 

Storer,  Arthur  Tillard,  Lt.Col.  Royal  'Engineers' 

Straghan,  Abel,tt"  CB.  Lt.Col.  Highland  Lt.  Inf. 

Strahan,  George,  Z/. Co/.  R.  (Bengal)  Engineers  ... 

Straker,  Chas.  Doyle  A.'SJZC. Co/.  R.(Mad.)  Art.  ,..  12  June  58 

Btratton,  John  Heathfield,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Street,  Edward  Lee.'is  Col.  Regimental  District  ...  21  Feb.  60 


Jan.  66,13  Mar.  78 

29  June  58 

27  May  48  2  Dec.  57 
22  Apr.  45  17  Feb.  54 
14  July  37  23  June  43 

27  May  53    5  Mar.  5S 

24  June  63    6  June  77 


-  — o-  /J  -  " — J  ...  1  »^^.y  03 
9  Jan.  84|29Jan.  93  29  Jan.  97 
3  Jul.y  72  22  Dec.  78  I  July  81 
5  Jnly  72  21  June  76  21  June  76 

15  Jan.  66  25  Jan.  71 

20  June  54    3  Juno  5o   i  Oct.  70 


5  July  72^14  Nov.  79  27  Sept.82 

.., J    _  „„„^,  ^,,24  June  83  IS  June  85  15  June  89 

I  Aug.  55  iS  July  60    5  Apr.  76  22  Nov.  80  23  Mar.  8i 

-,  ---_.  „.  28  July  63  12  Nov.  70    I  July  Si  21  Apr.  8621  Apr.  90 

20  Mar.  S3  23  Nov.  56  20  Mar.  65  20  Mar.  73I20  Mar.  79I20  Sept.li 

26  June  58  25  .Ian.  01  13  Aug.  77  lo  Nov.  85' 14  Feb.  91  14  Feb.  95 

ii9Dec.  60    I  July  74    i  Juiy  81  29  Oct.   8S  29  Sept.93 

I      ■ I "  Dec.  58    I  July  7031  Dec.  78  18  June  S4  18  June  88 

14  June  50  13  Oct.  51  30  June  57  iS  Dec.  6o|  i  Oct.  71    i  Oct.   81 

7  Dec.  S3  27  Aug.  58  31  Oct.  68  24  Aug.  73!  i  July  81    i  July  85 

22  Mar.  55  23  Oct.  ss|22  Mar.  64    i  Oct.  77I19  Apr.  S2'i9  Apr.  86 

oJuly  5i|  2  June  60  II  Dec.  66  11  Dec.  72!  s  June  75 

12  Sept.6o    4  Jan.  70'  4  Jan.  78I  4  Jan.  84!  4  Jan.  3S 

I  Feb.  s6  :8  Nov.  65(25  June  78    i  June87|i6  Dec.  87 

I  Oct.   61    4  Aug.  69   4Aug.  77I  4  Aug.  S3    4  Aug.  87 

5  Juness    8  May  66  31  Dec.  78  14  Aug.81  14  Aug.Ss 

18  Feb.  61    5  July  72;' 31  Dec.  78  31  Dec.  82 

17  Mar.  68 1  i  Oct.   77,11  June  S41 11  June  88 


II  Dec.  46 
4  Jan.  58 

25  Aug.  54 
4  Aug.  57 

2Q  Feb.  55 
Dec.  51 


6  June  54 
4  Jan.  58 
17  Dec.  SI 


7  Dec.  5s 
j6  Apr.  58 
12  Sept.s4 


23  Aug.  59 



30  July  54 


8  June  57 
I  Oct.  57 

16  Aug.  55 
[9  Aug.  60 

17  Feb.  54 

26  Apr.  55 

27  Aug.  s8 
16  Apr.  61 
23  Nov.  56 
22  Mar.  64 

30  Jidy  60 

I  Aug.  55 
8  July  56 
10  Dec.  58 
10  Dec.  58 
I  Oct.  57 
8  Jan.  64 


3  Aug.  67 

4  Jan.  70 
2  Mar.  59 

1  Apr.  62 
25  Feb.  65 

11  Oct.  64 

12  Sept.66 
21  Dec.  76 

2  Oct.  66 

3  Aug.  63 
i3  Jtme6i 
14  Jan.  71 

I  Jan.  70 

20  Dec.  69 

I  Sept.  69 


13  Nov.  8o{  5  Nov.  84!i4  Apr.  86 
4  Jan.  78)  4  Jan.  84  15  May  S7 


5  July  72 1 30  Aug.  77 


5  July  72 
3  Nov.  72 
I  Oct.  77 

12  Sept. 74 
I  Aug.  83 

I  Jan.  So 

27  Aug.  72 

13  .iug.  74 
10  May  81 
24  May  77 

7  Nov.  77 
I  July  Si 


22  Sept.  80 
I  July  81 
I  July  81 

12  Sept.SD 
I  Aug.  90 


30  Aug 

22  Sept. 84 
I  July  85 
I  July  85 

30  Sept.  83 
I  Oct.  95 


5  Apr.  Sf   5  Apr.  90 

1  July  81  I  July  85 
I  July  81  I  July  85 
8  Sept.86  8  Sept.90 
7  M.ay  84  7  May  88 
7  Nov.  S4I10  JilneSs 
19  May  SsligMay  89 

2  d  2 


621 


Colonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Betired  Pay  or  on  a  Peiiswn. 


COHNET, 
2nclLIBUT. 
OrBNSIGN, 


19  Mar.  43 
13  July  67 


24  May  6 
21  Aug.  49 


LIET7T. 


Oi.PTA.IK. 


13  Dec.  56 
1 1  June  58 
7  Mar.  46 
6  Mar.  46 


StuddT  Kobeft  Wrisbt.fi^*  Lf.Col.  MaTicbestei  Regt 
sSrt  Nanier  Geoi-e  en  u.Col.  Royal  Engmeera  .. 
ISeSd  Marsd-eu  S.  J.-^  D80.  Col.  Regimen-  j 

Swenv  UecTKe  AuKUBtufl.^"  /.rCoi.  Royal  tusiiiers 

SwiSton  Reorge,  £(.Po'.  Royal  (  Bengal)  Engineers 
Irbor?  John  Minnitt,«'  Lt.C„l.  Royal  Artillery.... 

Tail.  Jolui  Sprot,  Lt.Col.  i^  Lanceis     .     .^.^ 

Tarte,  Walter  John,  3f,.;o.-,  Depot  Battalion  

Tutham,  Walter  John."»  Mom:  R.  Artillery       .^.... I 
Taylor,  Aadington.«"  U.Co)   Bengal  Staff  e^-^rps 
Taylor  James  Best,""  i(.  Co?.  Madras  Stall  Lorjis. 

Tavior  Pierce  T.  H.«3  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bengal)  Ait 

Taylor,'  Robert  Alexander,'"  Ll.Col   loi  loot 

Taylor,  Thomas,"^  U.Col.  Bengal  S.O.    • 

Tprnnle   Edward,  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corps  ...  

yff^hake'ry.S  -E.Tnlbot.^ 

Ttomn',  Edgn^  Hastings,  £^  r,,/^  Madras  Staff  to^^^ 
Thompson,  Heni'V  Masterman,'-'  Mojor,  82  loot  ... 
Thompson  Ross,fc>  U.Col.  R.  (Madras.  Engineers 
Thomson,  Charles  Wm.  £'-C°'- RoJ-^'  A''''  "J,,- 
Thoyts,  Newman  Barfoot,  Lt.Col.  Bombay  Staff  C. 
ThuiUier.  Sir  Henry  Ravenshaw,  KCIE.  Lt.Col.  > 

Royal  (Bengal)  Engineers •  ■  •  • ' 

Tickei  ,  Arthifr  Lang,  Lt.Col.  Middlesex  Regiment 
Tiuard  George  Henry,  i?.  Co/.  Madras  StaQ  Corps 

Todd  Frank  John, 6"  X^Coi.Irish  Fusiliers 

Todd  Ki  lingworthRichard,«'^«.Co/.  R.  Bngmeer. 

Tollner^  Bar?ett  Lennard,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  ■,  { 

4«ii»(    Iniii.ofBniionii's,  Woolwich,  Qi.lmiilig   J 

Tolson   Wilfred,*"  Col.  Regimental  District    

Torkin"tnn    Henry,  Lt.Col.  Roval  Artillery    

Torrian.i,  Charles  Edward,*'  Col.  R.  Artillery 

Townley,  Dawson,  Ctn'lair:.  75  Foot ...  .....^..•■•■•; 

Townsend,  Christopher  William,  Lt.Col.  K.  An.  .... 
Townshend,  Frederick  T.««  Lf.Col.  2  Life  Guards 
Tremlett,  Edmund  John.""  L'.C..;.  Royal  Artillery... 

Trench,  Charles,  Lt.Col.  Ro.V-'l 'V"l'e7'i"  ^;-- 

Trench,  Hon.  William  Le  Poer."'  Lt.Col.  R.  Eng.  . 
Treyor,  Francis  Randolph,  i/.Coi.  Madras  s   i.. 
Trevor  Salusbury  Thomas,  W. Co'.  R.  (Bengal)  Eng. 
Triscott,  William'  Rolt,  Lt.Col.  Roy»l  ^'"V'S^r-.a- 
Trot.nan,  Cleorge  Hewitt,'-"  Lt.Col.  King  sR.  Rifles 
Trueman,  Thomas,"'  Lt.Col.  Bombay  StaQ  Corps 
Tucker, Aulirey  Harvey ,«2CjB.  Lt.  Col.  Regl.  Disi.  [B] 

Tnfnell,  Arthur ,«'  Major,  60  Rifles  .^ ,"  V";:;;:':.',; 

Tapper,  Basil  de  Beanvoir,  Lt  CW.  Royal  Aitdleij 
Turbervill,  John  Picton,«*  Lt.Col.  Madras  Staff  Cp. 
Tumbull,  Geo.  Wllmot  Maitland,';^  £^.£0'.  R- ^rt. 
Turner,  Henry  Fyers,'"  CB.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Eng. 
Turner,  Thomas,«"  Lt.Col.  Scottish  Rifles    ..^........ 

Tweedie,  John  Lannoy.««  BSO.  Col   Refttl.  Dist 
TweHtyiian.  Augustus  C.'-'-"  CB.  £?.CoMlegtl.  Dist. 
Twvnam.EdmondJohnLemoyae,i«.Co;.BengalS.C. 
Twvnam,  Fred.  Robertson,  7.(.Co(.R.  (Madras)  Art 
ji.s.i.  Twynam,PhiUp  A  A.'™ if.CoJ.  Regimental) 

District  [R] ,T<.  .  ■  '; 

Tvacke  Thomas,  Lt.Col.  Regimental  District 

IVndall,  George,®'  Lt.Col.  Madras  Staff  Chirps 

Unwin,  Wm.  Healhcote,  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C.  ........ 

VaHghan,  Alex.  Henry,  Lt.Col.  Devonshire  Regt,.. 
Vetch,Robert Hamilton, Cii.  Lt.Col.  R.EugineeTS 
Vibart  Henrv  Meredith,  Lt.Col.  R.  (Madras)  Eng. 
V  »  c  Vigors,''rhilip  Doyne,  Lt.Col.  19  Foot  ■■■•••■■ 
Waddington,  William."'  Lt.Col.  Bombay  staff  C. ... 

Wake,  Alfred  James,'"' i/.Co(.  R.  (Bengal)  Art 

p  ».c.  Walker,  Arthur  Greenwood,  Lt.Col.  B.  Art.... 

Walker,  Charles  Stenhen,  Lt.Col.  ^  Hussars  

Walker  Daniel  Corric^sif.  Col.  Royal  Engineers... 
■Walker,  Richard  James,  i(.Co/.  Bengal  Stafl  Corps 
■Walker,  Thomas.  Royal  (Bombay)  Artillery^.. .^..... 
Walker,  Thomas  Nicholls,<*'  Lt.Col.  Bengal .?.  C-. ... 
■Walkey,  Rowland,  ii.Cc?.  Royal  Artillery  ■•■•■••,■■•■ 
■Wallace,  Charles  Tennant,''"  Col.  RegimenUl  Dist, 
Wallace   Francis  James  Agnew,  Lt.Col.  2  Dragoons 

Wallace,  Robert  Hugh,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artiller.y 

Wallace, iVm.ArthurJames,"'  CIE.Lf.Col.R.  Eng 
Walters,  Fras.  Dalrymple,'«£^  Co/.  Regtl.Dist.[R] 
Walwyn  James  Harford,«'»£/.  Co/.  Welsh  Fusiliers 

■«-.ard   John,  tf.Co/.  Madr.as  Staff  Corps 

Ward   Randal!  Ironside,"'*'  Lt.Col.  Scottish  Rifles,., 
M  ard',  WiUiam,"'  i(.Co/.  R.  (Bombay)  Artillery    ,,  -  -  — 
Warren  Falkland  Geo.  E.«'-i'  CUO.  Lt.Col.  R.  Art.   22  Dec.  52 
Washint'ton,  Francis  Palmer,  Lt.Col.  R.  Engineers 
Watkin,  Henry  S.  S.  CB.  .Snpt.  Small  ArmiFactoij,  \ 

Fii/ield ^ 

Watson,  Charles  John,'"'  Lt.Col.  Madras  Staff  Corps 
WalsoH,  Robert  John,'"" £(. Co/.  Worcestershire  Regt 
Watts  John  Briscoe,™  Lt.Col.  Indian  StaC  Corps... 


18  Aug.  47  18  Sept.  57 
12  June  69  13  Mar.  78 
I  Oct.  57  22  Jan.  68 


17  Jan.  65  19  Jan.  76 
■.,^^^.,-j^rOct.   53]  4  Jan.  61 

7  Sept.  58  25  Feb.  62  2  Sept.  68 
20  Sept.59'29  Dec.  62J  4  May  77 
20  Oct.  57]iSMay  sS'isMay  66 
12  Juiie57!27  Apr.  58  20  Sept.65 

8  June  55'27  Apr.  58]  i  Mar.  67 
[28  Oct.  64!  I  July  77 

8  July  6231  Jan.  65J13  June  6" 

5  July  55  13  July  58  27  Sept.6 

22  June  59  II  Nov.  71 

11  June47 '5  Nov.  5,^li7  0ct,   57 

»^      _        _.r ^,I..,,T     -rt    TT    nor 


UAJOB. 


LIEUT. 
COLOKEL 


I  COLONSL. 


22  May  59  13  Dec.  68 

27  Aug.  58117  Mar.  69 

15  Oct.  47    I  Jan,  62 

5  Mar.  50I18  Feb.  61 

:5  May  56'i7  Dec.  56;i5  May  68 

9  Dec.  54^27  Apr.  58  24  Mar.  65 

16  Aug.  56'  7  May  60116  Aug.  68 


I  Apr.  70'  I  Oct.  77  10  Nov.  80 

I  July  81I18  Maj.  86|i8  Mar,  90 

I  Oct.   77119  Mar.  84  19  Mar.  8S 

5  Dec.  81  15  June  85:15  June  89 

26  Jan.  74I  I  July  Si  26  June  84 

22  Nov.  8o|  9  Apr.  83    9  Sept.  85 

I  July  81I17  Nov.  87  28  Dec.  93 

31  Dec.  78!  I  July  81!  i  July  85 

4  Feb.  74]  I  July  81:  i  July  85 

5  July  721  I  July  8i|  6  May  8.i 
31  Dec.  Ssbi  Dec.  90I31  Mar.  97 
i4June76J  5  June  80.30  Nov.  Bft 
II  Apr.  70    I  Oct.    77    I  July  81 

I  July  79I  I  July  86114  Aug,  86 
24  Jan.  67I11  June  73'  8  Dec.  77 


6  June  54 

11  June 58 

9  June  49 

12  June  57 

5  Aug.  64 
20  Oct.  .58 
28  Jan.  61 


6  Jan.  60 

18  .Tune5i 
24  June  53 

4  June  61 


23  Got.  54 

;?o  Mar.  57 
9  Dec.  52 
2  May  59 

1 2  May  57 
20  Oct.  56 

13  Sept.  53 
9  Nov.  55 


6  Dec.  68 
9  Aug,  73 
9  June  61 

10  Nov.  69 

27  Sept.  71 
2o  Oct.  70 
14  Sept.  66 
6  June  77 

16  Jan.  75 

25  Oct.  75 
14  Feb.  77 
22  Feb.  58 


10  Dec.  54 


28  Dec.  55 

3  July  60 

21  Dec.  55 

20  Aug.  51 


29  Dec.  54'  II  June  6 
27  Aug.  58 
t  Nov.  60 

25  June  52 

27  Aug.  58 

31  July  67 
1  Jan.  6j 

19  Apr.  64 
24  Jun.:;  63 

18  Deo.  61 

20  Feb.  63 
3  June  64 

20  May  53 

26  Jan.  55 
_-  Dec.  59 

28  Jan.  62 
.,  July  55 
J9  Dec.  55 
13  Jan.  55 

29  Sept.6i 
6  June  57 

26  Sept. 61 
13  Aug.  59 
JO  July  58 
6  Nov.  54 
15  Jan.  58 

1  Oct.  58 

2  Dec.  57 
18  Deo.  61 
23  Dec.  57 
28  Jan.  59 

4  Nov.  64 


I',  Dec.  76  13  Dec.  82  13  Dec.  86 
31  Dec.  73  18  Nov.  82J  9  Apr.  80 
8  Jan.  72  8  Dec.  77,29  Jau.  7y 
6  Mar.  66   6  Mar.  72    5  June  75 

15  May  76J1S  May  82I15  May  86 
5  July  72  25  Nov.  80:25  Nov.  84 

16  Aug.  76116  Aug.  82:16  Aug.  86 
23  July  74  25  Sept.  86113  July  87 
26  Nov.  75    2  Mar.  81    2  Mar.  85 

I  July  8i'i2  May  88  29  Sept.93 


9  June  69 

7  Oct.   76 

I  July  3i 
23  Oct.   78 

8  Dec.  79 


9  June  75 

7  Oct.  83 

17  Deo.  85 
Oct.  84 


5  Sept.  77 

7  Oct.  87 

17  Dec.  3q 
28  Jan.  87 


o  i/ci.  ,^|  21  Sept.  32^21  Sept.  I 
•4  June83  21  May  84121  May  88 


23  June  89 


16  Jan.  94 


6  Aug.  88 

12  Oct.    05 

I  July  81 


25  Nov.  81 

I  July  81    6  Aug.  84 

I  Sept. 83    I  Sept.90 
^i:i.cu.  ,1.    5  July  72,  ■  Oct.  76  .. 

14  June59l  5  J'tly  72|i8  Dec.  80:30  Mar.  81 
31  Jan.  72I  9  Sept.79'i2  0ct.  86112  Oct.  90 
8Aug.6sl  I  Oct.  77I 18  Nov.  89;  18  Nov.  86 
26  Nov.  63!  2  Nov.  72  29  Nov.  791  4  Oct^  8 
2o  Sepl.65    I  July  74 


I  July  8 
j8  Oct.  79 
20  Mar.  83 
Oct.   77 


3  Oct.  6i|  5  July  72 
2G  Mar.  60  20  Mar.  77 
15  July  62I  5  July  72 
20  Jan.  75    I  Jul,y  Si 

1 1  Jan.  69  5  June  80 
2o  Oct.  68' 26  Oct.  76 
26  Oct.  62'l3N0V.  75 
23  Oct.   67    7  Apr.  79 

I  Oct.  71 1  5  Dec.  78 
10  Dec.  66  ID  Dec.  74 
7  Feb.  75  18  Deo.  81 

12  Aug.  71  31  Dec.  78 
3  Jan.  65    I  Oct.   77 

., ,    2  Jan.  69   9Sept.79..» ••1"^,^ 

sJunesS    9  Oct.  63    1  Oct.   77  29  Nov.  79  29  No 
2  May  54    4  Nov.  60  16  May  70  20  Aug.  77  31  Dec.  7 
8  June  6o'i2  Apr.  73,  i  July  8    -  -..„  =o!,„  s».,i  o 


;  July  85 

8  Nov.  79 

9  Oct.   85 
I  Oct.  81 


18  July  86  18  July  90 

I  Nov.  841  5  Oct.  87 
20  Oct.  32i2oOot.  85 
29  Oct.  79,29  Oct.  83 
29  Nov.  79!  7  Jan.  3o 

5  Dec.  8s|ii  Aug.  90 
10  Dec.  80  25  Feb.  83 

5  Apr.  90^25  May  94 
16  May  85Ji6May  89 

3  May  84  3  May  38 
June84lii  June  83 


12  Dec.  51   6  July  54 

I  July  53'  2  Nov.  55 
10  Deo.  54  21  May 
20  Dec.  57 
loApr.  60 


27  Nov.  57,30  Sept. 63 


26  1^^88129  Sept.  93 
6  Sept.761  I  July  81 
23  Apr.  7323  Apr.  78 


23  0ct.  57'26  July  64-j--,,..  ,.,    ...      . 

10  Dec.  66  10  Dec.  74  'o  Dec.  Soj   1  bept.84 

18  May  is  20  Dec.  69 1 20  Dec.  77,20  Deo.  83    ?  Aug.  84 

-         -     !i  May  71    I  July  81    5  Oot.  85:28  May  87 

30  July  69^16  Feb.  78  14  Sept.  84  14  Sept.38 

31  Oct.   68I31  Mar.  7531  Mar.  82I31  Mar.  86 


9  Feb.  64 
23  Dec.  57 
27  Aug.  58 
19  July  50 

3  Apr.  50 
13  Feb.  58 
21  Mar.  65 
26  Feb.  64 

7  Apr.  56 
29  Deo.  55 

10  June  59 
23  Nov.  56 
:^'  June  60 

13  Aug.  5^-1 19  Aug.  52 
23  Apr.  63(30  Mar.  66 

ji.-Apr.  64 

I19  Deo.  60 

6  June  54!  9  Feb.  55 
25  July  55,|30  Mar.  58 
4  Nov.  57^12  Dec.  58 
31  Jan.  6o|29  Oct.  61 


9  Mar.  58 
[4  June  60 

I  Sept.  64 

I  Oct.  77 
22  June  67 

4  Nov.  64 
(1  June  65' 


12  June  58 


12  June  58 
21  Dec.  60 
2  Oot.  63 


7  Mar.  70  I  Oot.  77  12  Jan.  3i 
14  June  65!  14  June  71  14  June  76 

I  Aug.  72!  8  Deo.  79'  8  Deo.  83 
II  Jan.  331  I  Jan.  91  j  8  Apr.  96 

4N0V.  7jl  I  July  81 1  I  July  85 
4  i>uY.v4  25  Aug.  73   I  July  81'   I  July  8s 

11  June  65' 1 1  June  73  I '  Juno  79    i  Oct.  82 

22  Mar.  71  18  June  79  17  Aug,  85  17  Aug,  89 
14  Mar.  66  14  Mar.  74114  Mar,  80;  i  July  83 

23  Nov.  72  19  Feb.  81I  8  Apr.  87  29  Aug.  93 
:7  Nov.  67  I  July  811  3  Apr.  83  3  Apr.  87 
10  May  71  21  June8o|  i  July  81    i  July  85 

21  Dec.  76!  I  Aug.  83  I  Oct.  91 1  1  Oot.  95 
25  Aug.  73    I  July  8ili8  Nov.  82,18  Nov.  80 

12  May  571  9  Sept.7il  i  Oct.  77'  '  Oct.  81 
6  Feb.  63!  2  June  77  10  Apr.  85 1  3  Sept. 80 

4  Nov.  6q'   4  Nov.  77I  4  Nov.  83  30  Mar.  87 

5  Mar.  70  15  Dec.  79'  2  Dec.  82    2  Dec.  80 
9  June  68  17  Apr.  jSiiS  Nov.  82' 18  June  85 

14  Nov.  58,  5  July  72!  I  Oot.   77:  I  Oct.   81 

22  May  78  22  June  85  27  Aug.  92  27  Aag.9P 

8  Sept.75  26  July  83  26  July  90    5  June  95 

12  June  70'  12  June  78  12  June  84'i2  JuHe  88 
,,  Feb.  63  I  D;c.  65  20  Aug.  78  27  Aug.  84  17  Aug.  85 
9  Feb.  67I  2  Oct.   75    2  Oct.  83   2  Oct.  89  20  June 96 


27  Aug.  58 
17  Feb.  54 
22  June  65 

1  Mar.  64 

I  Jaai.  62 
;  Feb.  63 


Colonels  and  Lieutenant  Colonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.    622 


I  COKNET, 
zndLIBCT. 
'orENSIGN_ 


Wavell,  Llewe'Iyn,'02  Lf.CoI.  Bengal  Staff  Corps  ... 
Webster.  Arthur  George, '*'3  CB.  Lt.Col.  19  Hussars. 
Webster,  Charles  Henry,  Lt.Col.  Lancashire  Fus... 

Welsh.  Astell  Thomas,""^  Cd^^atH,  too  Foot  

West,  Mathew  Richard,  Lt.Col.  R.  (Madras)  Art.  ... 
Westmoreland,  Isaac  Peat,  Major,  R.  (Bengal)  Eng. 
Wetherell.  Robert  Wm.  May,  Lt.Col.  Regtl.  District 
Wheatlev,  Moreton  John,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers. 

Wheler,  Henry  Isham,-''*^  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  C 

Wheler,  Sir  Trevor,  Barf.'^  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.C 

Whinyates.  Francis  Arthur, ""^  Lt.Col.  R.  Artillery.. 
White,  Arthur  Welleslev,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  ...l 
White,  Charles  Mills.  Lt.Col.  Madras  Staff  Corps  ...' 
White,  Finch,  X/.OoZ.  Shropshire  Lt.  Inf.  (S5  Foot)* 
White,  Fred.  Benjamin  Price,  Lt.Col.  W.  India  R.  | 
White,  George  Aug.  Lt.Col.  S.  Lancashire  Regt.  ...j 
White,  Thos.  Pilkine'ton.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers  ' 
White,  Wm.  Henry, '"^/.^Co/.  Madras  Staff  Corps  ..,; 
Whitla.  William,'!'  Lt.Col.  Lincolnshire  Regiment.' 
Whitting,  John  Everard,"'"*  Col.  Regimental  Dist....[ 
Whitton.  James  M'Gregor,"'^  i(. Co/.  Scots  Fus.  ...! 
Wickbam,  Charles  Brenton,  Lt.Col.  R.  Artillery  ...j 

Will,  George.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery ! 

Williams,  Kdwaid  Eyre,  Col.  Regimental  District  1 
Williams,  Montgomery,-'^  Lt.Col.  Regtl.  District  ... 
Williams,  Richard  Francis,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery, 
Williams.  Robert  Frederick,"'- i^Co/.  Bombay S.C.j 
Williamson,  Fred.  Harcourt,  £/. Co?.  E.  Lane.  Regt. 
Williamson,     Robert     Frederick, ''^   CB.    Lt.Col.  \ 

Welsh  Fusiliers  l" 

Wilson,  Arthur  Robert,''^  Lt.Col.  Bombay  S.C 

Wilson,  Chas.  Wm.Henry,"^o  Col.  Regtl.  District  ... 
Wilson, Henry  Brooke, '^li-^. Co/. Northampton  Rv''gt. 

Wilson,  John  Joshua,  Lt.Col.  R.  Engineers  

Wilson.  William  Frederic,'"  Lt.Col.  Scottish  Rifles. 
Wimberley,  Reginald  Justus,  Lt.Col.  Bengal  S.  C. 
Winsloe,  Rd.  W.C.'^*  CB.  Lt.Col.  Scots  Fus.  [R]... 
Wodehouse,  Albert  Thornton,  Lt.Col.  R.  Artillery. 
Wodehouse,  Killegrew  Reginald  Berkeley,  Lt.Col.  > 

Highlaud  Light  lulautry ) 

Wood.  Henry ,"^  CB.  Lt.Col.  Regimental  District .. 

Woodcock,  John,'-'  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C 

Woodhouse,  Henry  Opie,"^  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C.    -. 
Woodward,  Hy.  Jonathan,'*^  Lt.Col.  Munster  Fus. 
Woodward,  Walter  Wm."-^i^Co/.  R.  (Bombay)  Art.; 
Woodward,  Wm.  Fredk.-^i  i/.Co/.  Durham  Lt.Inf. 

Wright,  Alfred,  Lt.Col.  81  Foot 

p.s.c.  Wyuen,  Alfred  Gabriel,  Lt.Col.  Dorset  Regt.... 
p.g.c.  Wynne,  George  Clement,  Lt.Col.  H.  Artillery 
i'ongc,  Charles  William, "■'^  Lt.Col.  Bombay  Stall  C. 
Young,  Tbos.  Henry  Binny,"^  Lt.Col.  Madras  S.C. 

Young,  William, "^*  Jfa/or  14  Foot    

Young,  Wm,  Siddons,'i^Cp/.  Bengal  S.C 

Younger,  John,'^^  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery     

Lieutenant  Colonels. 

Acklom,  Spencer,'  Lt.Col.  Connaught  Rangers    ... 

Adams,  Edward  Willoughby,  Jfuior,  Royal  Art.    ... 

Adamson.Chas.H.Ellison.-'  CLE.  Lt  Col  Indian  S.C. 

Adamson,  Robert  Isaac, ^  Major,  Irish  Regiment  ... 

Adcock,  Herbert  Burrows,*  Capt.  6  Foot    

Agassis,  Roland  Lewis, ^  Lt.Col.  Royal  Marines 

Aguew.  Gerald  Andrew,^  Major,  30th  Foot 

Aitchison.  Wm.  Andrew,"  J/q/or, Welsh  Regiment... 

Alcock,  Ponsonby,  Maior,  Munster  Fusiliers  

Alexander,  James,''  Major,  South  Stafford  Regt.... 

Alexander.  William  Gordon,^  Captain,  93  Foot 

Alexander,  W. .las.  Major,  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Lt.In. 

Allen,  Bedford  Morant,'«  Lt.Col.  In,:ian  Staff  Corps 

Allen,  Rodney  Vansittart,"  Cu^Mui, Royal  Marines... 

Alston,  Sydney  Vere,i=^  Lt.Col.  Royal  Marines 

Alves,  Malcolm  Arbuthnot,'^  Major,  R.  Engineers.. 

Angelo,  Edward  Fox,'*  Captain,  1  Foot 

Annesley,  Reg.  Carey, '=  Major,  Cameron  Hi-:;h.ldrs. 

Anson.  Alexander  George,  Major.  Royal  Marine  Art 

Apthoq).  Fredk.  East,  Lt.Col.  Inniskilling  Fusiliers 

Arbuckle.  Benj.  Vaughan.i^  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bengal)  Art. 

Archer,  George  William,  Major,  Royal  Engineers... 

Armstrong,  Francis  Hugh,'^  Lt.Col. Army  Service"^ 
Corps  {PTar  Office  and  Dept.  Service  joy'^  yrs.);  > 
Army  Service  Corps - — ) 

Armstrong,  John  Arthur,'^  Major,  R.  (Bengal)  Ei-g. 

Armstrong,  Man*el,2«  Lf.  Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps  ... 

Arrtiur,  Alexander  Miller,  Major,  11  Foot    

Atkinson,  Richard  Henry,  Major,  Border  Regt.    ... 

Auchinleck,  William  Henry,  Lt.Col.  R.  Artillery  ... 

Austen,  Alfred  G.  Godwin. =^'  Major,  S.  Wales  Bord. 

Aytoun,  Andrew,=^  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bombay)  Artillery... 

Babington,  Stephen,  Lt.Col.  Bombay  Staff  Corps... 

Bailey,  Frederick,-*  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Bailey,  Thomas  James, *^  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Baillie,  Charles  Deynian,-'*  Captain,  2  Foot  


LIEUT. 


14  Junesej^s 

20  Dec.  56.10 
2  May  58,16 

21  May  41:26 


12  Dec. 
15  Apr. 
20  Dec. 
6  Mar. 
ID  Dec. 
23  Oct. 


26  Jan. 
30  Apr. 
18  Dec. 
15  Nov. 


22  Sept. 

13  Xov. 
4  Sept. 

14  Aug. 


561^7 

58.23 

57/8 
44'  4 
5427 

47^5 
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47  30 
58  '5 
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60    I 


60  27 

56,29 


6  Jan. 
22  July 

I   3 

3  Mar.  48  ID 
5  Mar.  58'  5 

8  Feb.  61  22 

20  Dec.  5130 
29  Dec.  57  15 
24  Aug.  58  10 
18  Dec.  45,  I 

10  June  62  20 
2o  Sept.  59  21 

11  Junes'    ^ 


Aug.  57 
Mar.  57 
Sept.  59 
July  44 
June  60 
Aug.  58; 
Mar.  60 
Jan.  55! 
May  58! 
Mar.  46' 
Dec.  54 
Dec.  64 
>'ov.  53 
Nov.  55 
Apr.  65 
Feb.  63 
Oct.  57 
May  53 1 
Oct.  61  ( 
Oct.  58; 
July  63 1 
Oct.  64' 
Nov.  63, 
Sept. 61 
Nov.  57 
May  64 
Mar.  52 
Aug.  59 

Mar.  64 


CAPTA IN. 


MA.JOB. 


LIEUT. 
COLONEL. 


14  June  68' 14  June  76  14  June  82 


23  July  69  I  July  81 
17  Mar.  69  I  July  79 
17  Oct.   52  2?  May  63 

1  Aug.  72,  I  Sept.  80 
■  10  Nov.  69  30  Mar.  76 

2  Nov.  66  22  June  76 
!i8  Dec.  61 1  5  July  72 
I  6  Mar.  6q.  6  Mar.  77 
'  5  Mar.  56I26  Apr.  59 

1  Oct.  61  5  July  72 
14  July  77'  I  Jan.  84 

16  Feb.  60  26  Jan.  67 
10  Oct.   65  12  Dec.  77130  Sept. 82 
26  Feb.  67  24  Mar.  77J34  31ar.  82 

17  Sept. 71  I  July  81  17  Jan.  83 
22  Feb.  68    I  Oct.  77I  3  May  84 

7  Sept.  58  22  Sept- 67  22  Sept.  73 
,11  July  65;i2  Apr.  76,11  Mar.  82' 
22  Sept. 65  19  Oct.  77|2i  Apr.  82 
|24  Dec.  70!  I  July  8i|2i  June  87 


4  June  82 

11  May  83 
I  June  73 

19  Jan.  88 
30  Mar.  83 
I  July  3i 

12  Oct.  79 
6  Mar.  83 

16  Aug.  68 
I  July  8i 
I  May  89 

26  Jan.  73 


[26  June  77  10  Dec.  8-; 
19  June  76  I  July  83 
6  Mar.  67  27  May  80, 
21  Feb.  60!  5  July  72^ 

1  Feb.  77131  Aug.  83, 

2  June  59!  3  Mar.  68 
21  Nov.  651  I  July  7? 

3  Sept. 70    1  July  81 


July  91 
I  July  90 
ro  June  82 
I  July  81 
I  Oct.  91 
3  Mar.  74 
I  Dec.  85 

0  Dec.  85 


Dec.  53  20  Dec.  6^20  Dec.  7i]2oDec.  77 

Nov.   51  l^-"--       '^  „      ,  „  _  T7..V.         r,^ 

June  62 
Apr.  46 
July  67 
June  61 
Oct.  54 
Oct.  57 


J  Sept.  67 
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■  13  Jan.  55 

7  ^or.  73 


3  Feb.  8ii24  Feb.  86, 
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17  Mar.  6g 

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o  Sept. 71  20  Sept. 79120  Sept.Ss 
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8  Aug.  691  1  Oct.  7;    I  Oct.  84 
7  Nov.  62  12  Dec.  65  14  July  6g    i  July  81  18  Feb.  85 

iz  May  53I22  Sept. 54!  5  Aug.  59J  5  July  72  14  JuneSo 

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10  Apr,  66122  Aug.  68  10  Apr.  78  10  Apr.  86:10  Apr.  92 
20  Oct.   6117  Nov.  63,  6  Mrtr.  72,  i  July  81  25  iJ'eb.  85 

9  Dec.  52;27  Apr.  58  18  Feb.  61  5  July  72    i  Oct.   77 

6  Feb.  63  10  Nov.  69    7  Ojt.  74  i  July  81  29  Oct.  84 

10  Nov.  43  21  Apr.  46  16  June  ss:  i  Apr.  60  28  Apr.  75 

2  Oct.  ss'si  Aug.  58  30  June  05,  i  Oct.  77:  2  July  84 
|i6  Aug.  64  10  Apr.  77;  I  Sept.83129  Oct.   91 

10  Dec.  54  23  Nov.  56  ic  Dec.  66  10  Dec.  74110  Dec.  8o| 
25  June  5824  Mar.  61  25  Judc  70*25  June  78  25  June  84 
6  Nov.  54J19  Aug.  56  5  July  7223  May  74I31  Dec.  78 
13  June  51  3  Aug.  55  13  June  63  13  June  71 1 13  June  77 
Dec.  59    6  July  72  10  Oct.   80^30  ^'ov.  86 


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14  Feb.  74 
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5  Aug.  64 

6  Dec.  5 


8  June  60 
30  May  68 

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22  June  59 
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80  31  Dec.  84 

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81124  Nov.  8j 
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6  Dec.  73 
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3  Feb.  84 
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16  Apr.  83 
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11  Jan.  96 
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24  Mar.  86 
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I  OcB.    80 

24  Feb.  90 

7  Apr.  93 

28  Jan.  71 
10  Oet.  89 
31  Dec.  87 

18  Feb.  82 

6  Dec.  84 

18  Feb.  89 

14  June  84. 

7  Feb.  75 
1=;  Sept. 97 

25  Feb.  89 
I  Oct.  81 

29  Oct.  88 
I  May  79 

14  Apr.  86 

29  Oct.   95 

13  Mar.  84 
25  June  88 
iS  Jaae  81 

I  Oct.  79 

30  Nov.  90 


I  July  81 

22  Nov.  84 

1  Oct.   77 

I  July  81 

75J25  Jane  82 

74    I  July  Si 

58 

27  Apr.  Si 
I  July  Si' 
5  Auir.  84, 


70  26  Feb.  Si 


11  Dec.  81 

28  Mar.  8: 

22  Nov.  90 

30  Nov.  78 

9  July  84 

I  Oct,    ". 

30  May  85 

18  May  63 

27  Apr.  87 

I  July  87 

5  Aug.  90 

I  July  81 


623  Lieutenant  Colonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. 


1:} 


Baines,  James  Edgar,^'  Major,  Welsh  Regiment  

Baker,  Richard  Aufrere.^s  3ftiJoi;  Royal  (Madras)  Artillery... 

Baldwin,  Robert  Bidkcley,  Captain,  4  Foot  

Ballard,  John  Fane.  Major,  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Inf.  .. 

Bamber,  Hugh  William,  Major,  Royal  Marines 

Banks,  William.^''  Captain.  97  Foot  

Bannntyi  e,  Neil,  Major,  East  Lancashire  Regiment  

Bannatvne,  AVilliam,'^"'  Major,  Livernool  Regiment  

Bannerinan,  Arthur  Johnston,  Major,  Bombay  Stafif  Goii^s  ... 
Barnett,  Charles  St.  John  Burren.^i  jUq;or,  Bengal  Staff  Corps 

Barnston.  Francis,^-  Caplain,  55  Foot 

Barrow,  Frank,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Stuff  Corps 

Barstow,  Thomas  Adam  Anderson, ^^  Lt.Col.  Seaforth  Hlrs.... 

Bartholomew,  Robert,  Lf.Col.  Bengal  Cavalry 

Bathford,  William,  Major,  Hampshire  Regiment 

Baskerville,  Herbert  W.  Mynor.-.  Major,  Norfolk  Regiment  ., 
Battye,  Montagu  M'Pherson,^^  Captain,  10  Foot;  Military') 

Knight  of  Windsor  '"3 

Bazett.  Richard,  Major,  Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery 

Beadon.  Reginald  Henry,  Captain,  60  Foot  

Beamish,  Allen  Aug.  William.    Lt.Col.    Royal  Engineers 

Prisoiis  Department.  Home  Office    ....'. 

Beaty-Pownall,  George  Albert.  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Becher,  Decimus  William,^"  Captain,  104  Foot 

Eeeche3%  Frederick  Robert,  Major,  Royal  Marines 

Begbie,  Alfred  Glynn,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Benyon,  Joi-epb  Spencer.  Major,  5  Lancers 

Bereeford,  George  Willium,^'-'  Major,  Bengal  Staff  Corps  .. 

Bernard,  James  Walker,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    

Best.  GsorLce,  Major,  Roy»l  Artillery  

p..^.c.  Bickford,  Wm.  G.  Tomlin,*'  Major  R.  Marine  Artillery 

Bicknell,  Henry  David,"  Major.  57  Foot   

Blackett,  Henry  Wise  Ridley,  Major,  19  Hussars 

Blackwood,  Robert  William,  J/o/or,  Oxford  Light  Infantry 

Blair,  John,  Major,  18  Foot 

Blanshard,  Frederick  Hardy,"  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Blathwayt,  Linley,*^  Major,  Bengal  StatfCorps 

Bleaymire,  Joseph, *s  Major,  104  Foot  ...  

Boggt*,  Arthur  Ansell,*8J/u/or,  East  Yorkshire  Regiment   .. 

p.a.c.  Bolitho,  Otho  Glynn,  X^  Co/.  3  Dragoon  Guards 

Bonavia,  T.  Emmanuel,  Captain,  Royal  Malta  F.  Artillery 
Borton,  Alfred  John,^*  Major,  Welsh  Kegiment  {69  Foot)    .. 
Boulderson.  John,^^  Map',  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highldrs. 

Bourchier,  Henry  Seton.^^  Lt.Col.  Royal  Marines 

Bourchier,  John,^=  Major,  81  Foot    

Bouwens,  Lambart  Henry,  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Bowen,  Henry  Gritfith.^t^  Captain,  88  Foot 

Bowlby,  Pulteney  Edward.  Major,  4S  Foot  

Boyd,  George  Vachell,  Major,  47  Foot 

Boyes,  Walter  John,-*^  Major,  Yorkshire  Regiment  

Brabazou,  John  A.  H.Moor-,  Major,  Bengal  Staff  Corps 

Bracken,  Thomas  Peter  Alnyt^ius,  Captain,  41  Foot   

Braddon,  Edward  Henry  G'oAe,*''^ Major,  Hampshire  Re^^t.    ... 

Bradford,  Henry  Richard,^'  Major,  Bengal  Staff  Corps 

Bradford,  Oliver  John,  Major,  Dorsetshire  Regiment 

Bradley,  John  Donaldson,'^  Captain,  49  Foot 

Bradshaw,  James  Lewis,''*  J/o/oj*,  Soutii  Staffordshire  Regt. 

Brudshaw,  Oswald  Mosley,  Major,  Madras  Staff  Corps    

Bra'ly,   David  Michael   Fras.^  Major,   South  Lancashire) 

Regiment J 

/'.*-.f.  Brain,  Dauiel  L-st,  Major,  Lancaster  Regiment 

Brander,  William  M.*"''  Ca/'tain,  24  Foot 

Brandt,  Kdv^ard,^  Major,  103  Foot  

Breretou,  Robert  Kejin.'^y  Major,  Irish  Regiment  

Bridgman,  Frederick  Henry .""^  Lt.  Col.  ATwy  Service  Corps... 

Briggs,  John  Archer  Julian,"'  Captain,  18  Foot 

Brnid,  Frederick  Sale  Sawley,"''3/a;'or,  Leicester  Regiment... 

Briiid.  William  Henry, ^^  Major,  103  Foot  

Bromhead,  Edward  Ralph,"*  i/. Co/.  York  and  Lancaster) 

Regiment    j 

;j.«.c.   Brooke,  Charles  Kennedy,   Major,   East   Yorkshire  / 

Regiment ;  Commanding  Sogal  Irish  Reserve  Regiment ) 

Brown,  William,  Major,  Koyal  (Bengal)  Artillery 

Brown,  William  Edward,"^  Lt.Col.  13  Foot  

Browne,  Henry  Robert  Y&tes,'^ Major,  R.  Art. ;  Remount  Depi, 
p.».c.  Browne,  Janjes  Henry  Grauville,  Major,  R.  Artillery  ... 

Browne,  William  Henry,'"  X^ Co/.  Indian  Stall' Corps 

Bruce,  Alfred  Crawford,"^  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Bruce,  Hervey  Juckes  Lloyd,  Capf.  tj*  Lt.Col.  Coldstream  Gds. 
p.s.c.  Brunker,  Howard  Molyneux  Edw.'*^  Major,  Scot.  Rifle, 

Buckle,  Dudley  William,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

BuckniU,  John  Townseiid,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Burke,  Bernard  H."^  Captain,  S.  O.  of  Pensioners  

Burke,  Theobald,'"-  Captain,  18  Foot 

Burr,  Frederick  William,'^^  Major,  Scots  FusiUers 


COENET, 
2ndLIEUT. 
OrENSIGW. 


1  Jan.  61 
17  June  57 
17  July  57 
17  Apr.  66 

20  Apr.  60 
II  May  55 

21  Aug.  66 
13  Dec,  59 

II  June  58 1  2  June  60 
4  Nov.  57|i2  Dec.  59 
I  Mar.  59  21  Oct,  62 
6  Nov.  63^18  Sept. 67 
jig  Apr.  641 18  Dec.  67 


20  Dec.  57 
9  Dec.  50 

1  June  55 
8  Jan.  64 

2  Nov.  58 

8  Mar.  64 
27  Apr.  58 


o  Feb.  62 
29  May  67 
18  Oct.   59 

23  Nov.  55 


6  Feb.  58 


27  JtUy  45 
2  May  59 


!3  Sept. 62 
!6  0ct.  6j 


18  June  59 

13  Dec.  6i 
16  Aug.  61 
iz  June  63 

4  Jan.  60 
16  Feb.  64 
II  Aug.  57 
II  Dec.  40 
28  July  62 

14  Oct.  68 


17  Nov.  6^ 


2  July  64 
30  Oct.  69 
9  Feb.  64 

30  July  57 

10  June  59 

11  Sept.6o 

17  Dec,  6-2 

iS  Dec.  61 
15  Nov.  49 
13  Dec.  61 
I  July  61 
7  Apr.  65 

29  Dec.  65 
19  June  60 
21  Dec.  58 
25  Oct.   64 

9  Nov.  66 
7  Aug.  67 

11  Dec.  66 
25  Dec.  65 
1 5  May  67 

6  June  58 

12  Nov.  42 

30  Jan.  66 
12  June  69 
25  Jan.  61 
21  Aug.  67 


I  Feb.  55!  1 1  Mar.  59 


CAPTAIN. 


6  May  70 
31  Dec.  60 

I  Apr.  70 

14  June  76 
29  Nov.  72 

7  Sept.  55 
I  Ajjr.  75 

26  Jan.  6b 
11  June  70 

4  Nov.  69 

5  Mar.  70 

6  Nov.  75 
^5  Aug.  77 
20  Feb.  74 

7  Aug.  80 

1  Jan.  73 

17  Apr.  62 

2  Nov.  72 
16  Oct.  67 

9  Apr.  77 

10  Feb.  75 

11  Sept.60 
4  Sept.  75 

26  Aug.  73 
24  Dec.  70 

26  Oct.  73 

23  Nov.  72 
"i  Oct.   71 

24  Mar.  74 

15  Mar.  73 

16  Mar.  72 
28  Oct.  68 
2o  Mar.  74 
16  Feb.  76 

11  Aug.  6y 

15  Nov.  49 

16  Apr.  73 

12  I'eb.  73 
I  Feb.  71 

28  Oct.  71 

I  Apr.  75 

20  May  76 

27  May  53 

13  June  77 

20  Oct,  69 

21  Jan.  74 
16  July  73 
13  Nov.  72 

18  Feb.  61 
t.69 


12  May  59    I  Mar.  62 

24  Aug,  39    2  July  41 
13  Sept.  64 

29  Oct.  59    6  Sept. 61 

30  Mar.  58  23  Nov.  60 

13  Apr.  58  24  May  59 
21  May  58  6  July  61 
II  Dec,  46  10  Oct.  53 
15  June  58  18  Feb.  62 
17  Mar.  63  8  May  66'2o  Nov.  78 
10  Dec.  47  15  Feb.  53'i8  Feb.  61 
17  Sept.  58    3  Oct.  62'22july  68 

25  Aug.  54  9  Mar.  55  4  Aug.  63 

27  Jan.  57  30  July  58 1 28  Oct.  68 
4  Nov.  58  6  Dec.  59!  4  Nov.  70 

28  Jan.  62 1 29  May  67  28  O^t.  76 

15  July  64    2  Sept. 68  29  Sept. 77 

31  Dec.  58|i6May  62  ij  Feb.  67 
8  Dec.  48  2  Aug.  55  30  July  62 
7  Nov.  62  21  Aug.  67    2  Mar.  78 

Hegtl  and     Depth  Ser\'ice 

30  Aug.  55  10  Sept. 58  9  Nov.  66 

4  Mar.  57  30  Apr.   58!  i  Apr.  70 

2  Oct.   57  22  Oct.   58;  2  Mar.  68; 

24  Mar.  63  18  Apr.  65  25  Apr.  68 

7  Nov.  62  J  2  Dec.  65  23  Nov.  70 

8  June  49  25  July  S4|27  Aug.  58 
10  Apr.  49  26  Dec.  51129  Dec.  54 

I  Nov.  60  10  May  73 

12  Feb.  63    8  Dec,  75 

20  Oct.  61  17  July  66  20  Oct.   73 
2  Aug.  71 1  2  Aug.  83 

25  Feb,  62  22  Nov.  64  30  Mai",  71 
4  July  60  25  Dec.  64  23  May  77 

18  July  651  7  Nov.  77 

15  Jan.  64:20  SejJt. 77 

23  Nov.  53  26  Feb.  58I  I  Apr,  70 
15  Mar.  55  17  Aug.  S5ji3  Sept.65 
6  Mar.  63  18  Apr.  65'23  May  74 

8  Dec.  66    3  Aug.  67]    I  July  81 

Oct.   62  24  J.an.  65  27  Sept.  71 


28  Aug.  82 
5  July  72 
I  July  81 
I  July  81 
I  July  81 


T.IKUT. 
COLONEL 


27  Jan.  86 

I  Aug.  72 

I  July  81 
iz  Feb.  87 
8  May  84 


28  Aug.  71 1 24  Feb.  72 


Burruwes,  Algei-nou  St.  Leger,^^   i^Coi.  Royal  Marines ;  > 

Recruiting  Staff" Officer,  Bristol ) 

Buscurlet,  Jules  Robert  Bo\ven,«"  Jfa/or,  Sussex  Regiment  ... 

Busfeild,  William,  Major,  22  Foot 1 19  June  55  24  Sept.  58123  June  63 

Butler,  Charles,  Major,  94  Foot   iig  Aug.  56  14  Mar.  59I30  June  63 

Butler,  p]dward  Le  Breton,  Captain,  i4Foot !26  Jan.  58  13  Jan,  59J2I  Mar.  68 

Butler,  William  Theobald,  Captain,  8  Foot 5  July  55    i  Oct.   58,26  Apr.  64 

?^. 8. c.  Buxton,  Jas.  Walton  Fowell,  ilXa/or,  luniskilling  Fus.  10  July  63    2  Jan.  6g  10  Nov.  77 


30  Sept.Si 

3  Nov.  78 
II  June  78 

4  Nov.  77 
6  Mar.  80 
6  Nov,  83 
I  July  81 

20  Feb.  02 

15  Apr.  S4 
I  July  8 

II  Dec.  75 

I  May  80 
29  Jan.  79 

6  July  83 

i8  Dec.  81 
II  May  73 
I  Julv  81 
I  July  81 
I  Julv  81 
26  Oct.  8 1 

13  Feb.  81 
I  Jan,  79 
1  July  81 

7  Mar.  78 
I  July  8 . 
I  July  8)1 

31  Mar.  81 

16  Feb,  84 
II  Aug.  77 

I  Jan.  62 
6  Aug.  83 

1  July  81 

2  Mar.  78 
I  July  8] 
I  July  81 
I  July  81 

17  Aug.  6s 
16  Nov,  83 
22  Dec.  80 

1  July  81 

1  July  81 

2  Mar.  81 
II  Dec.  66 

6  Aug.  79 

3  MMy  83 
10  Dec.  67 

I  Jan.  81 

I  Oct.  77 

10  July  75 

4  Nov.  78 

I  July  81 

7  Oct.   81 

25  May  80 

26  Mar.  73 
10  July  8 1 

25rVyrs. 
24  Nov,  77 
22  Nov.  79 
29  Jan.  79 

I  July  81 

I  July  81 

5  July  72 

14  Sept.  69 
29  Nov.  79 

I  Nov.  82 
20  Oct,  8i| 
20  Dec.  89' 


22  Apr.  gt 
7  Jan.  82 
28  Oct.  82 

4  Nov.  82 
1  July  81 
6  Nov,  89 

1  July  88 
20  Feb.  83 
15  Apr.  9 1 
15  Oct.   81 

2  Feb. 78 

10  Juno  87 

1  July  81 

6  July  90 

15  Feb.  82 

5  July  73 

22  Apr.  85 

16  Dec,  88 
13  Feb.  84 

23  June  87 

30  Mar.  87 
12  May  83 

18  June  87 

19  Mar.  82 

20  Sept. 84 

15  Aug.  83 

31  Mar.  3 1 

16  Feb.  90 
12  Jan,  80 

2  Mar.  68 

6  Aug.  91 

24  Nov.  86 
I  July  8t 
4  Mar.  85 

18  Mar.  82 
12  May  37 

25  Mar.  71 
28  Sept.  87 

I  July  81 
24  Oct.  83 

1  Apr,  82 

2  May  8^ 
18  Apr.  63 

I  July  8e 

3  May  91 

23  Apr.  73 

18  Nov.  82 

12  Jan.  8t 

19  July  82 
I  Jan.  84 

13  May  8s 

20  Aug.  84 

7  July  80 
9  Aug.  73 

7  Dec,  88 
1  Dec.  88 

1  July  81 
27  Sept,  82 

2  Jan,  81 

I  July  88 

3  May  84 

I  Aug.  72 
1  Oct,  77 
7  Nov.  85 
6  Nov.  86 
20  Oct,  87 
I  Oct.  97 

24  Aug.  78 
29  Nov.  7g  3  Dec.  go 
25  Aug.  83I27  Jan.  g2 
15  Jan.  84I12  Feb.  87 


I  July  Si 
I  Oct.  77 
I  July  8 

15  June  85 

1  July  81 
I  Oct.  77 
I  Oct,  77 
5  Feb.  79 
I  Oct,  77 
15  Oct.   3 1 


1  July  38 
21  Ai)r.  80 

2  Sept. 85 

8  Dec.  94 

25  Oct.  82 
13  Mar,  7S 
II  May  78 
I  July  81 
18  Oct.  79 
15  Oct.  38 


Lieutenant  Colonels  R^Jred  on  Full  or  Retired  Fay  or  on  a  Fensi 


624 


Oalderon,  Charles  Matthen-,^  Captain^  60  Y oat  

Call,  Charles  Frederic,^''  Captain,  Roval  Engineers    

Campbel!,  Alex.  Wm.  Deanisto^m.^o  Lf.CoL  Indian  S.C. 

Campbell,  Frederic  Buckley,s9  ^lajor,  Connaught  Rangers... 

Campbell,  John.  J/u/or,  Scotiish  Rifles 

Cam]jbell,  Xeil.*^  Capfoin,  79  Foot    ] 

Cane,  Robert  Emmei,^  Major .  Royal  Artiilery  ...".!!!".!'."!..!"!! 

Cjir<i:ill,  Spencer. -lfi»/or,  Royal  Artillery  

Cargill,  Sydney,'*  Major,  Border  Regiment ! 

Cfirleton.  Edward  WiUiam,  Major,  North  StaSbrdshire  Regt 

Carlile,  William  Ogle,  J/a/or,  Royal  Artillery    

Carlyon,  Clement  Winstanley,  Major,  R.  Marines 

Carr,  Charles  Han'ison,  Major,  102  Foot 

Carr,  George  Sydney,  Major,  South  Lancashire  Reariment... 

Carr,  Nicholas  Edward,^  Major,  Inniskilling  Fas.  (27  F.)    ... 

CaiTe,  George  Tennant,®'  M^aior,  Rifle  Brigade 

Carter.  Stanley,  M-iJor,  Bombay  Staff  Corns  

Cartwright,  Reginald  Anson-,  JIa/'or,  Nortliampton  Reo-t.   .. 

Cave,  Walter.  X>.C'^/.  Irish  Fusiliers 

Chaine,   William,  Captain,  10  Hussars  ;  Asiisfatit  Master  of\ 
the  CeremonieK  to  the  Queen j 

Ohamberlin,  Edw.  Henry,"''*  Captain,  Rifle  Brigade 

Chamberliu.  William  R.  Big6Vty,iOi  Captain,  24  Foot.  

Chambers,  Francis  Henry,  Captain,  39  Foot 

Chapman,  Geo.  Heiirv  Jas.  Mowbray,'06  Jfa/or,  5  Foot  

Chailes,  James.io"  i^C.-v?.  Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery 

Charlton,  Richard  Granv2lie.''0i  Captain,  S.O.  of  Pensioners... 

Cheetham,  Charles  Joseph, ici'^  Ifa/or,  R.  Marine  Artillery;) 
JteeruitiMj  StaJ"  Officer^  i?(  Clagg,  Birmingham > 

■Cholmeley,  Henry  John,  Lt.Coh  Bedfordshire  Regiment 

Chi-istie,  Edward  Tolfrey,"^  i^CoZ.  Army  Service  Corps;) 
Army  Service  Corp-i 3 

OhurctiiU,  Charles  Morant,''*  Major,  West  Kent  Resriment  ... 

Churchill,  George  Frederic, i'-  Lt'.Col.  Indian  Staif  Corps 

Clarke,  Henry  Wilberforce.-'^  Lf.Col.  Roya;  (Bengal)  Eng 

Clarke,  James  Alleyne,ii*  Lt.CoI.  Army  Service  Corps 

Clarke,  5irMarshaU  James, '^^  .ECJfG.'jfa/or,  Royal  Artillery 

CJarke,  Montagu  de  Salis  M.  K.  G.  A.'i^  Captain,  50  Foot  

Clarkson,  Frederick  William,  Captain,  3^  Foot  

Clarkson.  William  Henry,  Captain,  30  Foot  

Clowes,  Frederick,''^!  East  Lancashire  Regiment  

Coates.  Charles,"'  Major,  99  Foot 

Ooales,  George,"^  Lt.CoJ.  AJ-my  Service  Corps  

Cobb,  John.115  Capt.  Roya!  Marines 

Cockcraft.  William  La  Trobe,^'^  Major,  R.  Marine  Artillery... 

Cofifey,  Francis.  Major,  Inniskilling  Fusiliers    

Cole,  Heni*y  Hardy,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Collins,  Josiah  Erokine,i=^'  Major,  Hampshii'e  Regiment 

■Colquhoun,  Jas.  Andrew  Sutherland, ^-^  i^Co/. R.(Ben.)  Art. 

Conmgton,  John  Codd,'^  Major,  13  Foot 

Cnok,  Francis  John  Gilbert,  Lt.Col.  Army  Service  Corps    ... 

Cooper,  Henry  Fallowfield,'-*  Ca/jCui'n,  Royal  Marines 

Cope,  S:r  Antnoiiy,'^  Major,  Rifle  Brigade 

Cornish,  Charles  Orchard.'^  Captain,  73  Foot  

Costubailie,  Henry  Holmes,  Lt.Col.  Roval  Artillery 

Cotton,  Fras.  Fred.'^  Lt.Coi.  R.  tBen>ral)  Kngineers  

Cotton,  Richard  Godman  Temple,^'  lf(/jor,ShropshireLt.Inf. 

Cotton.  Walter,!^  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Conssmaker,  George,-^**  Major,  Bombay  Staff  Corps 

Coussmaker,  Macclesfield  Forbes,  Lt.Ccl.  Bombay  Staff  C.  .. 

Cox,  George  Augustus,  Major,  Leicestershire  Regiment    

jKs.c.  Creagb,  John,'-*'^  Captain,  5  Foot    

Creighton.  Fitztnaurice,'^^  Jfa/or,  Royal  Marines 

Cresswell,  Charles  Arthur, i^-*  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps    

Crichton,  Ilo7i  Henry  Ge3.  Louis,  Jftyor,  21  Hussars  ;  Com- 
manding Portxmoiith  Brijade  Volunteer  Infantry  ;  A.A.Gen. 
for  Imperial  Yeomanrj/,  urith  rank  of  Colonel 

Croker,  John,  Major,  Munster  Fusiliers 

Crooke,     tdward     Rea  Miiner,!-'*  Major    Royal     Marine  J 
Artillery;  Recruiting  Staff  OJicer,  Edinburgh,  i  May  gS...  J 

Crosbie,  John  Gustavus,'"^  Lt.Col.  King's  Royal  Rifles 

Cruickshank,    James  Henry  Robert,  Major,  R.  (Bombay)  Sni 

Cunningham,  Allan  Joseph  C.^^^  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bengal)  Eng.  .! 

Cunuincham,  Charle-*,'^'  L'.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Curry,  Michael,'*'  Major,  Staff  Captain  Isle  of  Man 

Cuthell,  Thomas  George,  Captain,  i:;  Hus&ars 

Dale,  Henry  Montagu^*^  Lt.Col.  Madras  Infantry   

Daly,  William,  Major,  Royal  Fusiliers 

Daaiell,  Edward  Staines,'"  Major,  102  Foot 

Darley,  William  Sanders,  Major,  South  Staffordshire  Regt.  .. 

Dashwood,  Francis  Arthur,  Lt.Col.  Irish  FusiUers . 

Daubeuj-,  Albert  James  Hesketh,  Major,  Sussex  Regiment  .. 

Davem,  George  William,  Captain,  17  Foot   

Davidson,    Christopher     Middlemass,!*^    Majoi\   Munster)  I 
FusiUers  ;  Gentleman  at  Arms j 

Davies,  Jaspar  Gustavus  Silvester,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineera 

Davies.  Robert,'*^  Captain,  2S  Foot    ..- 

Davis,  Alfred  Thornton,^**  L'.Col.  Bengal  Intantry     

Davy,  James  John,  Lt.Col.  Yorkshire  Light  Intaatiy 

Dawson,  Frederick,  Major,  Durham  Ligat  Inlancry    

de  Cetto,  Louis  Chas.  Aug.  Adrian, 1**  Major,  R.  Artillery  ... 

Delacombe,  WilUam  Addis. '*'^  Captain,  Royal  Marines 

de  Lancey,  John,  Major,  Highland  Light  Infantry  , 


COKKKT, 

JUdLIEfT. 
OrBVSIGN". 


13  May  59 


28  July  66j 
25  May  60 

22  Feb.  55 


LIEUT. 


It  June  58 
4  .Tuly  60: 
18  Mar.  62 


3  Apr.  55 
20  Mar.  60 

4  July  65 
ID  May  62 


19  Dec.  60! 
16  Aug.  59^ 
8  June 61 

12  Dec.  56 

8  Jan.  561 
I  May  5^ 
26  Jan.  55 
21  Nov.  51 1 
12  Joi^esS' 
18  Jan.  31 


iS  Jan.  Ci 

Depart-  \ 

21  Dec.  60 
3  Mar.  64 

Depart- 


i8  Feb.  53 
12  Nov.  58 
2Q  June  4Q 
18  Sept.63 
I  Dec.  57i 
Depart-  ' 
28  June  49 
23  Dec.  59 
9  Nov.  58 


16  Aug.  61 


i8  Dec.  52 
Depart- 
14  Nov.  48 
16  Oct.  60 
26  Nov.  58 


30  Aug.  64 


=;} 


4  Jan.  58 
19  Dec.  60 
21  Sept.  6c 
28  Apr.  54 
18  Apr.  53 

13  June  63 


26  Oct.  60 
7  July  66 
[o  Dec.  71 
3  Apr.  OK 

to  June  62 
2t  Sept.5_ 

[  6  Mar.  so 
37  Aug.  58 

'17  Nov.  63 

I  S  Jan.  ea 

1  July  61 

3  July  =8 

2  Oct.   66 

24  Mar.  69 

16  Sept.  65 

25  June  60 

30  July  62 
iS  Feb.  6-' 

28  Dec.  65 

g  Oct.  57 

31  May  50 

21  Oct.     CO 

10  Nov.  55 

6  June  54 

27  Aug.  58 
27  May  53 

5  Nov.  6g 
31  Jan.  65 

itental 

18  Oct.  64 1 

7  May  67! 

8  June  60 
mental    I 

22  Feb.  63! 
25  Aug.  54] 
21  Nov.  62 

6  June  5-t 

21  Nov,  65 

22  July  59 
mental 

1  Sept. 53 
18  May  6 
2t  Oct.  59 

17  Dec.  6: 
8  June  67 

10  Dec.  53 
6  July 
mental 
17  Aug.  _ 

2  May  65 

II  Dec.  63 
24  Mar.  65 

8  June  60 

14  Sept. 66 

23  Dec.  64 

29  Nov.  59 

30  July  62 

4  Aug.  63 

15  Jan.  56 
21  June54 
i^  Jan.  6t> 

6  Nov.  67 


9  Feb.  70 

11  June 79| 
30  Dec.  S^ 
22  Oct.   70 

28  Oct.  71 

30  Nov.  66 
26  Dec.  6s 

5  Aug.  69 
t  Apr.  75 

12  Feb.  73 
II  Nov.  74 

3  Aug.  67 
9  Sept.  74 

11  Oct.  70 
I  Apr.  70 
9  June  75 

19  Dec.  72 
8  Feb.  68 

20  Aug.  71 

10  May  64 

14  July  69 

16  May  55 
18  Apr.  65 
26  Dec.  57 
18  Feb.  70 
:6  Aug.  59 

8  June 80 

7  Nov.  68 
Service 

6  Feb.  77 

8  .Mar.  76 

3  Aug.  72 
Service 
8  Dec.  75 

10  May  61 

25  Nov.  68 

15  June  58 

31  Oct.  74 

17  Mar.  63 
Ser^'ice 

26  Sept.6i 

25  Dec.  74 

18  Oct.  73 
6  June  77 

27  Apr.  70 

1  Aug.  72 

26  Nov.  6i 
Service 

20  Apr.  60 

13  Nov.  72 

2  Aug.  71 

1  Oct.  77 
24  Aug.  73 

2  Mar.  78 
10  Apr.  7S 

4  Jan,  70 

19  Dec.  72 
24  Apr.  72 
i6  Dec.  60 

29  May  63 

12  Jan.  78 


LIKUT. 
COLOKBL. 


z  Oct.  63  22  June  67    5  Jfl-n- 


29  Oct. 


73 


1  July  81!   I  July  8i 

2  Mai-.  81  16  Mar.  87 

30  Dec.  91  30  Dec.  97 
27Dec.  80  15  Aug.  83 

I  July  SiI^oMiy  83 
19  Apr.  So  21  July  80 

16  Jan.  75;  4  June  79 
3t  Dec.  73  25  May  S^z 

I  July  81  15  MaV  89 

I  July  8i!24  Sept.84 

I  July  8112  Oct.  87 

12  Apr.  79J10  Feb.  83 

29  Sept.80'28  Dec.  So 

I  Apr.  82:26  Feb.  94 

I  July  S1J15  Oct.    Sr 

!i  Feb.  ii2\  I  July  81 

19  Dec.  Ro  15  Aug.  84 

I  July  81  20  Aug.  84 

12  Aug.  Si |i2  Aug.  38 

I  Oct.   77    I  July  81 

13  Apr.  81,  I  July  81 
I  Oct.  77  28  Oct.  79 
I  Oct.  77  25  Feb.  80 
5  July  72  10  July  79 

31  Dec.  78,  8  Apr.  87 
5  July  72:26  Dec.  80 

21  May  83  21  May  95 

10  Oct.  79;  10  Oct.  86 

22^yrs.    |ii  Dec.  88 

I  July  Si  1 13  Feb.  84 

8  Mar.  84   8  Mar.  90 

I  July  Si'   I  Feb.  87 

2'i*2  yrs.  ,ix  Dec.  88 

2t  Apr.  80  28  Mar.  83 

29  June  74  20  Mar.  So 

I  Dec.  80    I  July  81 

5  July  72    2  Mar.  78 

I  July  81,  I  July  gi 

23  Aug.  77    2  July  70 

2i,\  yrs.   II  Dec.  88 

25  Nov.  74  i7M'iy  85 

I  July  81  28  July  85 

I  July  81]  5  Apr.  87 

17  Dec.  82  17  Dec.  8g 
July  81  17  May  86 

16  Jan.  80  16  Jan.  87 

^ii  Mar.  75  27  Mar.  80 
2^^^  yrs.  II  Dec.  88 
I  Aug.  72  31  Dec.  97 
I  July  81,  9  Mar.  90 
I  July  81    I  July  81 

31  Oct.  83I  I  Oct.  92 
I  July  Sij    I  July  88 

13  Apr.  84  13  Apr.  92 

ig  Feb.  82  18  Keb.  92 
4  Jan-  78    I  Apr.  83 

[9  Dec.  So  rg  Dec.  86 
I  July  Sijii  June  87 

29  Dec.  73!  I  July  81 
I  Oct.   77J  I  May  78 

Z2  Jan.  86,12  Jan.  92 

1  July  81  16  Jan.  84 


I  8  Dec.  66^  3 

I  I  i 

25  Apr.  58  1 8 
II  June  5S  27 

I       8 

I19 

2  Feb.  58  " 
1 24  Jan.  63 
20  Jan.  62  29 
15  Oct.  61  12 
14  June  45  19 
8  July  62  29 
5  July  64  23 
29  July  62110 
13  Mar.  55 1  2 

2b  Feb.  62  19 


23  Apr.  58,  I 
20  Oct.  59  1 1 
10  Feb.  64  9 
to  Mar.  60  17 

'9 

3  July  50  24 
;  2  Feb.  64  11 


Aug.  67 

Sept.  60 
Aug.  53 
June  60 
June  60 1 
July  64 
July  67 1 
Feb.  64, 
Apr.  641 
Dec.  491 
Sept.  65 
Mar.  66 
Nov.  65 
Oct.  55 
Mar.  66 

Oct.  58 
June  60 
Aug.  61 
ilar.  67 
Nov.  63 
Dec.  55 
Feb.  54 
Apr.  63 


12  Sept 

20  May 

15  May 

»l  3  Aug. 

8  July 

19  Feb. 

'  7  May 

,  I  Jan. 

I  6  Sept, 

'21  Feb. 

31  Oct. 

';o  Oct. 

,  26  Mar. 

;;  I  Apr. 

'23  June 

!  3  Aug. 

1  Apr. 
1  6  May 

22  May 
31  Oct. 
15  Aug. 
18  Mar. 

2  June 


3  June  84 
15  June  85 
10  Mar.  80 
7021  Dec.  77 
72  I  July  81 
72]  I  July  81 
70  30  June  81 
70,  4  Feb.  85 
74  20  Jan.  82 
.73!  I  July  81 
57 1 30  ^ov.  70' 
77|  3  Sept.Si 
69'  I  July  Si 
73i  I  July  81 
70    6  Aug.  79 

I  July  8  J 

72  13  Sept. 79 
70  13  Mar.  60 
69  i3  Oct.  79 
75;  1  July  3: 
74  I  July  Si 
65I  I  July  74 
62  23  June  75 
75!  I  July  Si 


3  June  92 

22  Nov.  93 

9  Sept.84 

,  I  June  85 

9  Jau.  87 

13  Nov.  87 
I  July  81 

4  Feb.  85 

20  Jan.  88 

21  June  8; 
'  4  Jan.  71 

23  Aug.  Sg 
I  July  88 

23  May  84 
I  July  Si 

lO  June  82 

7  Sept.85 

1  July  81 

iSOct.   85 

I  J  uly  88 

14  Mar.  83 
26  Feb.  81 
20  May  76 
'  I  July  88 


625 


Lieutenant  Colonels  Retired  ou  Full  or  Retired  Paij  or  on  a  Pension, 


COBNBT, 

and  LIEUT. 
OrENSTGN. 


(le  LoDp:uevil]e,  Charles  Myers, ^s''  Major,  loi  Foot 

(le  Marylski,  Robert,  Major,  Royol  Artillery    

Des  BaVres,  Alex.  HaToWton.^^^Mrijor,  Royal  Marines    

Des  BarreR,  Auffuetus  H.  John.  Mih'or,  Royal  Artillery  

(le  Vcsci,  John  Robert  Wm.,  T'-hc/.'"  Major,  Coldstream  Gds, 
Dickinson,  "William, '^^  CSI.  Major.  Bombay  Staff  Corps  [R] 

Dillon,  Robert  Henry,  Captain,  45  Foot 

Dixon.  Charles  Frederick.  Major.  Royal  Artillery 

Dobbin,  Geo.  Miller,'"  i^Co/.  R.  (Bengal)  Artillery 

Dods.Peter.i^^  Mo/or,  Bombay  Staff  Corps   

Dolphin,  Harry  Edmund.i^^  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Dooner,  John  Kingr, "'" -Ma/or,  Suffolk  Regiment    

Doii^'las,  Hucrh  Alexander.  Capiain,  Royal  (Bengal)   Artillery 

Doveton,  Henry,  Major,  Roval  (Bombay)  Engineers   

TiE  Dowell,  George  Dare,'^'  Captain.  R.  Marine  Artillery 

Downs,  Leonard,  Lf.Col.  Roya".  Artillery  

du  Jardin,  Benjamin  Stephens,  Captain,  7  Foot 

Durand,  Sir  Edward  Law,  Bart.  LB.  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C 

Duruford,  Edward  Con  greveL:iiigley,''^^C(j?i/((j«,R.  Mar. Art, 
Dm  rant.  Frederic  William, '^^  Major,  West  Riding  Regiment. 

Duthie,  William  Henry  Moore,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    

Dysart,  ConoUy,^^*  Major,  108  Foot 

Eccles,  Francis  Edward,  Cajifai?!,  :^i  Foot    

Eden,  Archibald  Dutlield.'"  Major,  Scottish  Rifles 

Eden,  Henry  Horace,  Captain,  30  Foot 

Eclmondes,  Francis  Qninton,  I.t.Col.  Royal  Engineers   

Edmoudeti'ne,  Neil  Benjannn,  Major,  4  Hu.snars 

Edwards,  Rt.Uon,  Sir  Fleetwood  Isham,  ECU.  £<.Co/.  Royal"! 

Engineers  ;    Keeper  of  the  Frioy  Purge   to  the    Qjieen,  and  ? 

Extra  Equerry  to  Her  Majexty J 

Bdye,  Lonreni^^o,'*^  Lt.Col.  Royal  Marines 

Egerton,  Rowland,  Captain,  Rifle  Brigade    

EUerman,  Edward  John,'^^  Major,  08  Foot   

Elliot,  John  M'Dowell,'"".1/(/>r,  4  Foot 

Ellis,  Arthur.^''  Captain,  Royal  Marines 

?>Ilis, Walter  Treslove,  Lt.Ci-l.  Northampton  Regiment  

El]i&.ton,  Edmund  Cbarles.'"^  Lt.Col.  Indian  Stuff  Corps    — 

Empson,  Charles  Anglescn.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artilltry  

Enghind,  Albert  Edward,''^  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

England,  James  Montagve  FiizRcy.^"'^'C«><Mrish  Fueilierii .. 

PJnglish,  Thomas,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

Evans,  Edward  William, ''»  Major,  ig  Foot 

Everitt,  Herbert, ^"^  Major,  Royal  Marine  Artillery    

Eyre,  Vincent  George  Lawrence,'"*"  Lt.Col.  Indian  S.  C 

Faircloth.  Henry  John, '^2  Captain,  81  Foot 

Farmar,  William  Edward,  Captain,  Royal  Marines   

Farmer,  Geo.  Lancelot  M'Lean,"**  Z^Co/. King's  Ro5"al  Rifles 

Farquhiir,  Francis  Glennie,  Lt.Col.  2  Dragoons 

Farrer,  Henry,  Major,  Connaught  Rangers    .  

Karwell,  Walter  Charles, "^^  Lt.Col.  Bengul  Infantry 

Fawcett,  Rowland  Hill.'"' Co/^^  West  Riding  Regt.'(33  Foot).. 

Fawkes.  Montagu,  Lt.Col.  Irish  Fusiliers , 

PV'ilden,  Haughton  RIontngne  James,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Feneran,  Edwaid,^*^^  Major,  48  Foot   

Fenwick,  John  Bourcbier,  Major,  Bombay  Staff  Corps 

Ferrier,  Ale>;inder  Walter,  Lt.  Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Ferris.  George  Augustus,'^"  Major,  97  Foot 

floUiott.  Phdiji  Homan.  Major,  East  Iianc;i>hire  Regiment  -. 
Field,  Wm.  Caldwed  Faure,'^'  J. /.Col.  Indiun  .^tatt  Corps  .. 
FitzHerbert,  Walter  Hepburn  Melilas.'^- J/.//"/-.  Rdle  Brigade 

FitzKoy,  Edward  Albert, '«*  1,/. Co/.  Royal  Artillery 

FitzRoy,  Ferdinand,  Major,  Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery 

Fleming,  William,  Captain,  95  Foot 

Forl.'fs,  Edward  Milletl.'^"  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Infantry  

Forbes,  Henrs*  Villiers,'""  Major,  Ruyal  Marines  

Forbes,  Juhn  Foster, '^^  3/('jor,  Bombay  Staff  Corps 

Ford,  Altred  John,'^^  Ctj^j/turt,  i  Foot  

Ford,  John,  Major,  Royal  (Madras)  Artillery 

Forster,  William  David.  Major,  Royal  (Madras)  Artillery 

Forsyth,  Frederick  Arthur,  Major,  5  Foot 

Fosbroke,  John  Dudley,  Major,  Royal  Marines 

p.s.c.  FothergiU,  Charles  \\' in .'^^'■'^  Major,  Boyal  Marines 

p.s.c.  Fox,  Walter  Reginald, ^"^  Major,  Royiil  Artillery 

Fraucklyn,  Wm.  Henry  Miller,  Lt.Col.  Madras  Iniaiitry  

Franklen,  Charles  Richard, ^"^  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Fredeiick,  Sir  Charles  Edward,  ifur/.  Major,  21  Hussars  

Freeman,  Francis  Peere  Willimn.  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Freeth,  AVillium,  Major,  Madras  StaH  Corps  

Frere,  Richard  'ludor,  Lt.Col.  Ruyal  Engineers 

Fiuum,  George,2os  J/oyor.  Connaught  REiiif^ers  

Fryer.  Ed\^ard  John,'^"^  Major,  Rifle  Brigade   

Fuller,  Henry,  Major,  Royal  Marines  

Gnlloway,  Frank,-''*  Lt.Col.  Royal  Aitillery    

p.s.e.  Gardner,  Charles  Henry,  Lt.Col.  Derbyshire  Regiment 
Garnham,  John  William,  Major,  Coast  Brigade  of  Artillery  .. 

Garralt,  John  Ai'thur  Thomas,  Major,  Grenadier  Guards 

Garrett,  Annesley  John,-oy  X^C'o/.  "Indian  Staff  Coqjs 

GarsiK,  Michael  Clare,-'"  Captain,  30  Foot ;  Inspector  General  / 

oj'  Military  triisouf y 

Gattey,  Fras.  Wm.  Braithwait,  Lt.Col.  Army  Service  Corps., 

Gaulier,  Henr:y  Edward,^"  Major,  Hamp;^h"re  Regiment 

Gil.b,  Reginald  Kennett,  Major,  1  West  India  Regiment 
Gibbuns,  Frederick  FitzRoy,*'^  X^Co/.  Devonshire  Regt.   ... 


13  Dec.  45 
28  Dec.  64 


18  Jan.  48 
24  Mar.  58 


o  Dec.  50 
3  Mar.  46 


6  Oct.  60 


25  Jttiy  48 

5  July  55 
10  Oct.  65 
30  Dec.  5' 

8  Feb.  61 


26  Apr.  49 

18  July  65 
3  Aug.  67 
t  July  61 

22  June  63 

5  Dec.  54 

3  June  59 
I  Apr.  59 

31  Jan.  56 

27  Dec.  48 
15  July  63 

17  July  63 
21  Aug.  60 
to  Dec.  58 

6  Oct.   51 

19  June  60 

23  Apr.  58 

4  Oct.  67 

24  Feb.  54 

1 8  Oct.  64 
I  Nov.  60 
8  Oct.   39 

^o  Sept.  59 
8  July  62 
13  Nov.  60 
24  June  63 
3  Apr.  69 

30  June  63 


3  Aug.  67 
18  Nov.  59 

4  Sept. 40 
29  Dec. 
27  May  48 

6  Mar.  07 
15  Apr.  69 
1 27  June  63 

19  June6o 

II  July  6s|22  June 67 

J17  Dec.  62 

7  June  54   8  Dec.  54 


29  Apr.  37 
16  Mar.  53 
21  Feb.  60 
13  July  58 


5  June  66 


8  Dec.  66 
24  Oct.  57 
10  Feb.  37 
21  Oct.  53 

20  Apr.  47 

21  Nov.  62 

22  Mar.  64 


5  Nov.  58 
22  Jan.  67 

15  Dec.  54 
18  Oct.  42 

16  Apr.  61 

14  June  64 
21  Nov.  58 
29  Jan.  61 

15  May  58 
5  Sept.  62 


14  Mar.  51 
10  Dec.  54 


8  Dec.  46 

7  Sept.  58 


0  Dec.  52 
28  Apr.  55 
20  Oct.  61 
20  Mar.  54 


3  June  56 
I  Dec.  49 

1  Apr.  58 
II  M^r.  59 
13  Nov.  ij 


14  Jan.  62 


20  Apr.  60 
25  Juno  70 

13  Apr.  55 
27  July  47 

7  Mar.  6,s 

25  Sept.  67 
1 9  Dec.  62 
17  Mar.  62 

5  Nov.  61 
22  Sept.  65 
27  Jan.  63 

6  June  54 
10  Jane  57 
24  June  63 
30  Apr.  49 
30  Nov.  60 

May  7 

14  Aug.  66 

19  June  60 

26  July  57 

1  Feb.  56 

20  Oct.  62 

2  June  55 


4  Jan.  54  20  July  57 
18  AuB.48118  July  51 


4  Dec.  6j 
23  Oct.  54 
2  July  61 


3  Oct.  66 
15  June  55 
22  June  59 


8  Feb.  61 


27  Aug.  58 

21  Aug.  55 
I  Apr.  62 
I  Aug.  60 

7  May  59 

22  Mar.  64 
26  Nov.  63 

3  Jan.  55 
18  Oct.   64 

8  June  60 

11  Deo,  58 
25  J  une  02 
22  Aug.  68 

12  Feb.  58 
22  May  62 
ig  June  60 

8  Mar.  64 
iS  Oct.  61 
2Q  May  63 

8  Oct.   68 


8  De«.  60 

24  Nov.  77 
31  Dec.  79' 
2=;  Nov.  74 

14  Aug.  66 
18  Feb.  61 

16  May  65 

17  Oct.  71 
27  Auj.  58 

17  J-ily  59 

1 8  Feb.  76 

5  May  69 

6  Jan.  65 

15  Oct.  70 
22  Sept.  59 

_  Nuv.  7 
21  July  7 
[o  Oct.    77 

27  Mar.  6 

11  July  72 

8  Oct.   73 

15  Nov.  53 

28  Oct.   6S 

19  Apr.  76 

16  Sept. 68 

6  June  77 

21  July  75 

5  July  77 

1  July  81 

7  May  70 

9  July  50 
7^  July  5& 

14  July  58 

1  Dec.  69 

22  Mar.  76 

15  Jan.  76 

23  Nov.  72 
28  May  70 

30  Mar.  76 
5  Feb.  66 

21  Nov.  69 

22  Jan.  79 
:6  0ct.  67 
13  Feb.  55 

5  July  73 

2  Aug.  71 

4  Jan.  77 
1  Jan.  70 

25  Sept.  07 

22  Oct.    70 

24  Nov.  75 

23  Nov.  60 

10  Dec.  66 

1  Jan.  76 

20  July  58 

22  Feb.  68 

8  May  84 

12  Nov.  73 

23  Nov.  72 

21  July  61 

5  June  66 
5  Jan.  71 

13  June  65 
4  Jan.  66 

4  Jan.  61, 

24  Mar.  65 

5  July  60 

26  June  72 

9  Oct.    75 

3  Aug.  67 
21  Oct.   76 

4  Dec.  73 

13  Nov.  61 

14  Aug.  72 
28  Sept.  74 
ti  Dec.  70 

27  July  75 

31  Oct.   77 

2  Nov.  00 

15  Dec.  -jt 

11  Dec.  72 

3  June  73 


30  Oct.  69 
I  Jan.  84 

28  Dec.  85 
I  July  81 


LIEUT. 
COLONEL. 


18  Jan.  68 

I  Oct.   77 

17  May  79 

5  July  72I 

3  Mar.  66 

3  Apr.  83 

I  July  81 

12  Oct.  81 

31  Dec.  78 

17  Sept.  61 

'13  Feb.  81 

!  6  Mar.  80 

1 10  Oct.   85 

14  Sept. 7=; 

1  July  81 

I  July  81 

20  July  58 

20  Apr.  78 
I  July  81 

21  Aug.  78 
24  June  83 

I  July  81 

30  June  85 


xo  Jan.  72 

23  Sept. 91 
28  Dec.  92 

6  Sept.  84 
15  Apr.  74. 
19  Dec.  76 

I  July  81 

24  June  8',; 
i  4  Feb.  74 

17  Feb.  72 

8  Sept.SG 
17  Dec.  81 

1  July  8s 
31  Dec.  85 
23  Apr.  72 
II  Jan.  87 

I  July  81 
10  Oct.  9t 

8  May  77 
14  Sept.8L 
[4  Nov.  83 

I  Jan.  63 

I  July  81 
14  Mar.  83 

I  July  81 
22  Sept.  90 
13  May  91 

22  Oct.  90 


:7  May  61 


29  Maj'  66 

26  Mar.  58 

Depart"!  mental 
o  July  62  14  June  64 
12  Nov.  5SJ  6  Aug.  61 
4  July  60I  9  Aug.  64 


8  Dec. 

17  May 
14  Feb. 

5  July 

4  Aug. 
I  July 

22  Mar. 
.-8  Mar. 

9  Mar. 

18  Nov. 

17  Dec. 
Nov. 

27  Sept. 
22  Jan. 
22  Nov. 

28  Jan. 
1  Julv 
I  July 
I  July 

31  Dec. 

18  May 
I  July 
I  Nov. 

6  Dec. 
10  Dec. 
14  Feb. 

5  July 
I  Julv 
8  May 
I  July 
1  July 
5  July 
I  Jan. 
I  July 
1  Oct. 

4  •tan. 

7  Jan. 
I  Aug. 

5  July 
I  July 

1  July 

2  Oct. 
21  Apr. 

4  Dec. 

5  July 
I  July 
I  July 
I  Dec. 

25  June 
1  July 
lO  Mar. 

1  Juiy 

2  Mar. 
Dec 


8  Dec.  94 
I  July  81 

6  Mar.  67 
29  Nov.  79 
24  July  78 

I  Apr.  90 
22  Mar.  90 

28  Mar.  90 

7  July  53 

9  Sept.85 
17  Dec.  89. 

7  June  79 
26  Jan.  &4i 
22  Jan.  93. 
26  May  80 
II  June  70 
7  Jan.  9& 
5  July  86 

7  July  84, 
20  Jan.  87 
24  Aug.  81 

9  Jan.  39. 
I  Nov.  89. 

1  July  8t 

8  Sept.  79 

29  May  91. 
72U7  Jan.  72 
8i'i5  Oct.  8i 
92 :  8  May  9S. 
8r|i8  Nov.  8? 
81!  I  Oct.  87 
72'22  Sept.7S 
79  18  May  8t 

20  Oct.   87 

30  Mar.  7S 

2  Mar.  78 
I  July  3 1 

29  Jan.  77 
I  Aug.  72 
,,30  Nov.  81 
81129  May  82 
79J10  Feb.  81 
8o'i9  Jan.  8? 
81  i  4  Dec.  87 
72117  May  7(> 
Si  1 18  Mlar.  82 
8i  9  Dec.  82 
78120  Mar.  83 
82 '21  May  89 


Oct.   77  16  Sept. 
6  May  67 


'29  May  78 

25  Jan.  71 

I      Service 

'28  May  73 ^ 

20  Apr.  67-24  Dec. 
'22  July  71'  I  July 


eg  May 
30  Nov. 

23l?yi' 
1  July 


21  Jan.  9a 

15  Oct.  Sl 

II  Dec.  85, 

I  Nov.  87 

_.    7  Sept.  86 

82  26  Apr.  85 

17  July  72 

86  29  May  92 

78    I  July  81 

■s.  II  Dec.  3S 
8i:2o  Dec.  90 
73 1  I  July  81 
8i'i8  Jan.  S» 


Lieutenant  Colonels  Betlred  on  Full  or  Retired  Fay  or  on  a  Fension.       626-7 


COKNKT,    I 
sadLIBUT. 

OrEXSlGN. 


I      LIEUT. 
iCOLOyEL. 


Gibbs,  Mossora  Tnnis,3i*  Lf.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps I30  Dec.  71)30  Dec.  83130  Dec.  oi  10  Dec    07 

Gibson,  Robert.-'^  Caj>/.  89  Foot  (Quarter  Master,  2  Apv.  ^7)... \  3  Apr.  49  22  Feb.  50!  18  Fob.  59  16  Apr.  61    6  Xov  6- 

Gibsune,  Hugh  F.  H.,  Cupfatn,  73  Foot   13  Julv  58  24  Aug.  60' 20  Oct.   65  25  Dec.  77    i  Nov  70 

(ilancy,  Thomas.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers   |       1  Nov.  6o|  2  Aug.  73    i  Julv  S-  23  Nov  87 

GlHig,  Charles  Fleming,  .V.i>r,  Cheshire  Regiment I  8  June  6c  30  joly  62  15  Mar  73    i  Jan'    8i    1  July  SB 

GodvWn-Ansten,  H.  Haversham.2'' Cu;)^  Bengal  Staff  Corps.. Ja6  Dec.  51  12  Oct.   54  20  Oct.  5818  Nov  68    "Mai-  78 
GoUling,  Harry,  ilajor,  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  lufantrj'...  151  Dec.  61,  5  Dec.  62  18  Dec.  75    t  July  81  18  July  86 

Gordon,  John  Andrias  D.->*  i/.Co/.  Bengal  Inlantry... 20  June  61' ^o  July  62'  5  June  70  20  June  81  2oJiiaea7 

Gordon.  James  Rollings,  Major,  108  Foot  13  June  ^t  23  Nov.  56  50  July  62  29  Julv  74  21  July  77 

Gore,  Frederick  Augustus,  Capt.  York  and  Lancaster  Regt....  :^i  July  63  25  Apr.  65  24  Sept. 70' 19  Sept  S?  iq  Seot  8^ 
Gore,  George  Anthony  Ellard.^^  Major,  Royal   Marines,  ■*  'q  t.,.,./^  i      1        .  1      t  ,     »  '  «  t        /    !  r 

Gentleman  at  Arms J  28  June  65    3  Aug.  67    4  July  83128  June  80  2S  June  93 

;ould»bury,  Dudley  Elphinstime,22iLf.Co/.  Indian  Staff  Corps|i6  0:;t.  66'i7  Ap".  69  16  Oct.  78  16  Oct. 


Go«'er,  John  Nathaniel,  Captain,  78  Foot 

Grreme,  Charles  de  Jersey,  Major,  Northumberland  Fusiliers 

GriEfne,  Lawrence  Anthony  M.^"  Major,  102  Foot 

Graham,  Douglas  A.  G.  0.-'^*  Major,  6  Dragoon  Guards    

Graham,  Lionel  Frederick,  Lf.Col.  Armv  Ordnance  Dept 

Grant,  Robert  Joynt  Gordon.^^e  Jfajor^  Susses  Regiment 

Grant,  Wilmot,  Capfai?i,  Rifle  Brigade     

Graves,  Francis  Lowrs',^27  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Graves,  Henry  Affleck,^''^  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps     

Gray,  Ai'thur,  Captain,  41  Foot    

lireatwood.  Henry  Frederick. 229  Major,  East  Surrey  Regt., 
Green,  Richard  Sporgeon, 23"  ifajor,  Berkshire  Regiment.... 
Gregory,  George  Constable,^*  Major,  Bengal  Staff  Corps  .... 

Greie,  Banks  Robinson,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery   

Grindlay,  Henry  Rohert,'^^  Major,  21  Hussars 

Gritton,  Henrj-,^*^  Major,  Royal  Marines 

Groube,  Thomas,^^  Major,  Royal  Fusiliers 

Grubb,  Alexander,234  Major,  Royal  Artillery  

Grundy,  Frederick  Leigh,  Major,  Warwickshire  Regiment  .., 

Gubblu^,  John  Egerton,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

GuiUamore,  Hardress  Staudish,  Vi*ct.  Major,  R.  (Madras) Art. 

Gully,  William,*^  Major,  Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery  

y.ji.c.  Gunter,  Edward,^^"  Lt.Col.  East  Lancashire  Regt 

Gyll,  Plemyng  George,  Jfu/or,  Royal  Artillery  

Hadden.  Louis  Jas.  Wainwright,  J/a;or,  Welsh  Fusiliers..., 

Haig.  Arthur  Balfour,  CMG.  Major,  Royal  Engineers    

HalketL,  Henry  Craigie.^s;'  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Hall.  Alfred  Camphell  Blair.  Lt.Col.  North  Lancaslnre  Etegt. 
Hall.  George  Wm.  Monk,  Major,  Berkshire  Regiment 


1  May  57 
3  July  60 

rr  June  53 
20  Feb.  63 
Departs 
24  Jan.  i 

2  Fob. 


16  Oct.  92 
20  No  .  57  26  Oct.   65  13  Feb.  78  25  May  7S 


4  Nov.  59 
30  Dec.  59 
21  Aug.  60 
20  Jan.  57 


24  Feb.  37 
2c  Dec.  62 
2  Dec.  62 


3  May  64 


7  Dec. 
31  Dec.  58 


18  Sept.6o 


2  Aug. 

21  Sept.6o 

31  May  59 


31  May  64 

4  Aug.  56 

28  Oct.  64 

mental 

2  .0  Dec.  52 

58  27  Apr.  60 

24  June  63 

t6  July  63 

27  May  62 
9  Jan.  63 
I  Jan.  62 

30  Apr.  58 

19  June  60 
I  Aug.  42 

28  June  66 

20  June  65 
I  Apr.  61 
9  Nov.  07 
I  Oct.  57 

II  Dec.  58 
27  Apr.  58 
23  Sept.62 
22  June 58 
18  Sept.63 
22  June  50 
II  Apr.  71 

21  June  64 
8  Oct,    ■ 


HalleLt,  Charles  Evans, 2*"  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps... 24  June  62 j  2  June  67 


13  Dec.  65 
17  Mar.  58 
7  Aug.  61 
ti  Dec.  49 


5  June  =8 
30  Nov.  55 

25  May  55' 


llalliday,  Stratford  Charles,  Major,  Royal  Artillerv 

Hamilton,  Bojnl  Cullen  Foley,  Major,  Ho\'al  -Marines 

Hamilton,  Charles  James,-*-  Major,  East  Kent  Regiment. 
Handy,  Bennett  Fleming,-*^  Major,  Liverpool  Regiment . 
Hankin,  Frederick  George,  3/"(i;or,  Madras  Staff  Corps,  . 

Harden,  John  Edward.^**"  Major,  log  Foot    [20  Jan, 

Hardinge,  Henry  Haughton,  Af.Co/,  Royal  Artillery  

Hardinge,  Herbert  Richard,  Captain,  32  Foot 

Hardy,  John  Braithwaite,^^  Jfo/or,  R.  (Bombay)  Artillery 

Harei  Richard  Thomas,^'*^  Major,  Bengal  Staff  Corps 

HarenC;  Charles  Edward.^^o  Lt.Col.  Indian  Stiff  Corps , 

Harmar,  Charles  D'Oyly,  Major,  Dorsetshire  Regiment 

Harrison,  Arthur  John,  Captain,  7  Foot , 

Harrison,  Henry  Albert,  Captain,  24  Foot. , 

Harrison,  Henry  Drinkrow.=^2  ^^Xo/.  The  Buffs 

Harvest,  Henry  Lewis,^*  Major,  Irish  Fusiliers   , 

Harvey,  Edward,'^^  Lf.Col.  Royal  Engmeers 

Harvey,  George  Sheppard,^^  Major,  Royal  Artillery  _. 

Hjirvey,  Henry  James, =^^  Major,  K.  O.  Scottish  Borderers 

Hawkes,  Richard  Lloyd,  Co^-^uin.  36  Foot , 

Haydon,  Wilham  Henry,  Lf  Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Ha>nies,  Jonathan  Wynyard,-^"  Major,  2  West  India  Regiment 
Ilayward,  John  Fred.  Cui-tis,  Major,  King's  Own,  Scottish") 

Borderers  S 

Healey,  John,^^^  Major,  32  Foot 

Heath,  John  Ma  ccles  field, ^w  CMG.  Major,  Bombay  Staff  Corps 

Heathcote,  Charles  Lechmere,  Major,  to6  Foot , 

Heaviside,  William  James, -^'  Lt.Col.  R.  iBengal)  Engineers.., 
Helme,  George  Coope,  cB.   Lt.Col.   Wiltshire   Regiment;; 

Jlon.  Colonel  4  Jin.  Middlerex  Regiment / 

Hemmg,  Dempster,  Lt.Col.  Madras  Infantry 

Hemst3d,  Edward,  Major,  109  Foot 

Henchv,  Robert  Cameron,  J/u/oi-,  R.  (Madras)  Artillery  

Henuell,  keginald.^es  i>i'0.  L^  Co/.  Bombay  Infantry  ;  ^rf/w-  ) 

taiif  and  Clerk  oj  the  Cheque,  Yeomen  of  the  Guard    ^ 

Herbert,  William  Henry,  Major,  Irish  Regiment    

Heme,  George  Edward,^*  J/eyor,  io3Foot 

Herries,  Frederick  Stansfield,  JU^a/or,  65  Foot 

Herring,  William,  Major,  27  Foot 

Hesketh,  James,='«'  Captain,  Military  Train,  Staff  Officer  of  | 

Pensioners ...i 

Hewat,  Henry  Roper  Curzon,-^-  Majnr,  Scots  Fusiliers  

Hewett,  Henry, ■f-'  Captain,  K.  Marine  Artillery  

Hezlet,  Richard  Jackson,  i^Co/.  Royal  Artillery 

Higginson,  Henry   tshakespear,^^  if.  Co/.  R.  (Bengal)  Art, 
.Hill,  Aug.  Jame>'.^'''  Major,  R.  Mar.  Arc. ;   Gentleman  at  Arm» 

Hill,  Fred.  J.  Ponsouby,  Major,  i  Foot    

Hill,  Major  Dawson,  Major,  Wiltshire  Regiment 
Hill.  Rowley  Richard  Conway,  Major,  31  Foot   . 


I  Apr.  63 
3  Aug.  67 
22  Oct.  61 
21;  Nov,  64 
1 1  Nov.  52 
I  Jan.  62I 
19  Dec.  60 

14  May  5822  Feb.  61 
8  June  49  U9  Aug.  54 
7  Dec.  55  27  Apr.  58 

15  Oct.  oil  5  May  63 
5  Feb.  61    3  Jan.  6_ 

10  Mar.  57  20  Apr.  60 
I  Apr.  59  29  July  62 
3  Aug.  60J29  Mar.  64 

IS  Oct.  54 


29  Apr.  76 

30  July  62 
16  Aug.  73 

Service 

22  Mar.  63 
4  Feb.  71 

1  Jan.  76 

16  July  75 
12  Nov.  70 

27  Feb.  69 

28  Mar.  74 
so  Jan.  69 

23  Nov.  72 

24  Feb.  52 

2  July  78 
24  Nov.  77 

1  July  74 
20  Apr.  78 

8  Dec.  69 

23  Dec.  71 

24  Mar.  65 
15  Mar.  73 

28  Sept.  71 
30  Mar.  70 

3  Aug.  72 

2  Aug.  80 

17  May  71 
1  Jan.  73 

24  June  74 
I  Jan.  76 
27  Apr.  81 

26  June  67 

4  June  73 
II  Dec.  61 
30  Oct.  69 
23  May  74 
22  Feb.  68 

27  Aug.  58 
7  Dec.  67 

15  Oct.  73 

7  Aug.  75 

16  Mar.  67 

8  Mar.  67 

29  June  70 

18  Aug.  63 


I  July  81114  July  85 

15  Aug.  6S  22  May  75 
19  July  82  12  July  8^ 
2SlAyr3.    :24Aug.S3 

1  Oct.  77' 10  Nov.  8 J 
7  Aug.  8o|  I  July  81 

2  Mar.  8i  24  Aug.  87 

16  July  83  16  July  8(> 
2  Feb.  81    I  July  81 

21  Jane  80  20  May  82 


I  Jan.  83 
20  Jan,  77 
13  Feb.  3i 
19  Jan.  58 

I  Sept. 83 

I  July  81 

I  July  81 

3  Apr.  83(31  Dec.  87 

1  Oct.  77  I  Oct.  84 
II  Nov.  77  1  July  79 
23  Nov.  72' [o  Feb.  75 

1  July  Sij   I  July  8a 


2  Feb.  8* 
9  Mar.  32 
15  Feb.  87 
II  Apr.  65 

1  Aug.  97 
20  Dec.  82 

2  July  84 


8  June  78 

1  July  81 
16  May  Si 

2  Aug.  88 
I  July  81 

Jul 


8  June  85 
S  Sept.  86 
30  July  81 
2  Aug.  94 
1  July  87 
Sept.  83. 


24  June  82  24  JuueSe 
30  Nov.  82  4  Apr.  86 
13  Dec.  So  12  Aug.  87 
30  Nov.7S'3o  Nov.  85 

1  July  81  [25  Mar.  8^^ 
II  Dec.  6c>  27  June 74 

2  Jan.  Si,  4  May  di 
I  July  81,10  May  8^ 

26  May  Soj  I  July  Si 
5  July  72 1  I  Aug.  72 
7  Dec.  75    I  Jan.  7^ 

15  Oct.  aiii5  0ct.  87 
I  July  Si '26  Mar.  84. 

2j  Aug.  78:  1  July  81 
7  June  80  7  July  8a 
I  July  81  21  May  8* 

1  Oct.   77  14  May  84 

2  Mar.  81  II  Oct.  87 
I  Jan.  76  27  Aug.  79, 
1  July  81    I  July  3S 

22  Oct.  77  1  July  81 
17  Dec.  82  17  Dec.  89. 
I  Apr.  74    9  July  79 

1  July  81 '20  Oct.  83. 


9  Feb.  55  .     _ 

22  Dec.  59  23  May  73 
10  Aug.  56I12  Oct.  67 

1  Apr.  60  15  Mar.  y^ 
21  Sept.56J  3  Apr.  70 
17  Dec.  62'  I  Apr.  77 

23  Nov.  55  ID  July  66, 

28  Jan.  62  10  Oct.  65'28June7i! 

4  Dec.  57130  Apr.  60:24  July  72!  9  July  79    9  July  75 

12  Oct.  60  30  July  6212  Oct.   72  12  Oct.   8o25Aug.8tr 

19  Dec.  60  3c  July  62  19  Nov.  73  21  July  80  12  Feu.  Si 

10  June  50  24  Mar.  71    2  Mar.  81  11  Dec.  86 

28  Jan.  62  14  June  6422  Mar.  76    i  July  Si    i  July  88 

16  Nov.  61 '21  Nov.  63  16  Nov.  73  16  Nov.  Si  16  Nov.  87 
27  June6o!3o  July  62J  7  Oct.  71I  4  May  SicgJuneSi 
8  June  49  31  Dec.  54  10  Feb.  60    5  July  72    i  Aug.72 

25  July  61  30  Oct.   63'  4  Feb.  71!  i  July  81  25  Jaiy  87 

29  July  591   2  Apr.  64  12  Nov.  73    i  July  81  18  June  86 
II  Dec.  40  24  Jan.  45    4  Aug.  55  14  June  64  11  Sept.  72 

4  Apr.  51  25  Nov.  53'  7  Dec.  58    5  July  72  17  May  76 
18  Nov.  59    8  July  62,  2  Jan.  69  23  Jan.  78    4  Sept.80 

:  Oct. 


21  Feb.  56^20  Feb.  57!  5  3\3Xy  64' 

Aug.  6320  Apr.C7  24  Sept. 75 
20  Sept.47  28  Aug.  48  14  Apr.  59 

119  June  60  23  Nov.  72 

!  8Juue6o    4  Feb.  74 

23  Dec.  59  18  May  65  10  Nov.  75 
;3  Ma3*  Si  12  Jan.  55  13  Dec.  59 
3  June  59'  4  Feb.  62  10  Oct.   67 

9  Apr.  01  23  Mar.  67  25  Feu.  74    i  July  81    i  Oct.  81 
I  i 


77    3  Jane  84 

I  July  81  15  Sept. 92: 
5  July  72  II  Sept.  73 
I  July  3i  1  Oct.  87 
I  July  81  I  Jan.  89 
1  July  Si  I  Nov.  85 
5  July  72  30  Nov.  78. 
I  July  8 1     I  Oct.    " 


628-9       Lieutenant  Colonels  Betired  on  Full  or  Betired  Pay  or  on  a  Fension. 


COHNET, 

andLiEUT, 

OrENSIGN, 


13  Dec.  65 
4  Apr.  6^ 
4  Jan.  60 

13  Dec.  51 

12  May  5Q 

20  July  55 
9  June  54 

26  July  64 

7  Dec.  55 
Depart- 
9  Dec.  62 

26  July  61 
7  June  6: 
15  Oct.   61 

21  Apr.  63 
26  June  60 

Dec.  55 

14  June  45 


4  June  56!  12  Aug.  57 

10  Dec.  39  21  Feb.  42 

T.\  Mar.  63 

25  J  une  62 

4  Aug.  63 
9  Dec.  59 

0  ilar.  55 
19  June  60 
23  Oct.  66 
12  Jan.  66 

1  July  61 

21  May  62 
27  July  47 

5  Aug.  SQ 
I  Oct.  58 
8  Aug.  62 

15  Feb.  56 
ig  June  69 

22  Jan.  62 


Hime,  Henry  William  Lovett,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  .... 

Hobart,  George,^''  Lf.Col.  Royal  Marines   

Hobbs,  Josiah  Wm.  Pearse,  Mnjor,  Nortli  umber  land  Fusiliers 

Hule,  Frederick,  U.Col.  Madras  Staff  Conis    

Holland,  Trevenan  James,^"-  CB,  Major,  Bombay  Staff  Corps 
p.s.c.  Hollist.  Edward  Ommaniiey  DL.  Mnjor,  Royal  Ai'tUlery 

Holt,  Robert  William  F..  3Iajor,  Royal  Marines  

Horniblow.  Thomas.^'^  Captain,  24  Foot 

Homshy,  Henry  Francis,-"  Majur,  102  Foot  

Hornsby-Drake,  Alf.  Western  Hatcliell,^'*  Mahrt  Madras) 

Staff  Corps;  GenHenmn  at  Arms  S 

Hoskins,  Reginald,  Major,  77  Foot 

Houghton,  Ernest,2'9  i^Co/.   Ai-my  Ordnance   Department 

Howard,  Henry  Stanley,  Lt.Col.  Hampshire  Regimeat 

Howard,  Thomas.  Lf.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Howell,  Horace,^'  Lt.Col.  Indian  Scaft* Corps 

Hoyes,  Alexander.  Major,  Leinster  Regiment    

Hulse,  Charles  Frederick, -U<vo/-.  Rifle  Brigade 

Humlrey,  Thomas  Blake,2S2  Major,  Liverpool  Regiment  

Huugert'ord,  Thomas  Everard,^"^  Major  R.  Marine  Artillery 

Hunt,  Thomas  Rochfort.  Captain,  17  Foot 

Hunter,  Johur^*  Major,  R.  (Bengal)  Ai'tillerj- 

Hunter,  Thomas  Alexander.-"  Major,  104  Foot 

Hunter- Weston,  Gould  Read,^^  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Infantry  

Hutchins,  Francis  Arthur,  Captain,  4  Hussars    25  May  6c 

Hutchinson,  William  Lacv,  3/a;or,  Royal  Artillery 

Hutchison,  Henrv  M'Leod.^^s  Lt.Col.  West  Yorkshire  Regt....  12  Nov.  58 

Huyshe,  DunbarFiaier,  Lt.Col.  Royai  (Bengal)  Ai-tillery , 

Hyslop,  Maxwell  Wither.-^  Captain,  loi  Foot 8  Dec.  54 

luge,  John  Walker.-'^i  Lt.Col.  Roj-al  Artillery   

Imies,  Edward  Selb3%292  Puyma»ter,  Royal  Marines  31  Mar.  63 

^).».(;.  Innes,  Francis  Newell,'"^  DL.  Major,  Roj-al  Artillery  ... 

Irwin,  De  la  Cherois  Thomas,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Isaacson,  Henry  Bevan,  Major^  Royal  Marines 18  June  59 

Jackson,  George  Edward  Owen,"''^*  Captain,  R.  Marines 27  Dec.  42 

Jackson,  AVm.  Henry  Muntou,^'-'^  Captain,  81  Foot 5  Dec.  56 

James,  William  Hill.-''*  Major.  South  Stafford  Regimont  19  July  55 

p.s.c.  Jarvis,  Robert  E.  Colborne,-^'  Major,  Hampshire  Regt.   19  July  59 

Jebb,  Arthur,2^^  Major,  East  Surrey  Regiment 22  June  55 

Jenkins,  Thomas  MoiTis,^^^  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 2  Mar.  66 

Jervis,  Edwin, ^'*<^  Captain,  8  Foot 23  Aug.  59 

i».».c.  Johnson,  Frederick  Luttman,  i^Co/.  York  and  Lan-1        ,-.  .     , 

caster  Regiment j  ^°  *^*^'^-  ^5 

Johnstone,  Samuel  Henry  Nairne.^^i  Major,  20  Foot  8  Feb.  56 

Jones,  Owen  Thomas,  Major,  Royal  Marine  Artillery 14  Apr.  59 

Josselyn,  Arthur  Henry,  Major,  Norfolk  Regiment 71  May  58 

Josselyn,  Frederick  John,  C(/;(/(n»,  96  Foot 29  July  59 

Justice,  Francis  James, ^'^■*  Lt.Col.  Somerset  Light  Infantry...  17  Aug.  70 

Kay,  William  Algernon, ^'^■' Jl/«/or,  68  Foot 5  June  55 

Kelsall,  John  Richard.  Captain.  54  Foot n  May  55 

Kennaway,  Charles  Wdliam,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Kerricli,  Edmund,  Captain,  9  Foot 19  Dec.  62 

Kersteman,  Jeremiah  Bingham,  Major,  Leinster  Regiment ...  22  Sept.  60 

King,  Charles  Richard. ^'^'^  Captain,  50  Foot  i  June  55 

Kinloch,  George  H.  Anchite,*''  Lt.Col.  Somerset  Lightlnf.        6  Nov.  60 

Kirby,  Thomas  Hartwell,^*^  Major,  Cheshire  Regiment 15  Apr.  5S 

Kirkwood,  John  Knox.^*^^  Major,  Shropt^hire  Light  Infantry    9  Jan.  63 
Kitching,  Charles  William  Ross,^"^  Major,  Royal  Marines ;  ^ 

Jtecrmting  Officer  isf  Clagu,  Liverpool,  i  Oct.  99   S 

Knatchbulh  Charles,  Major,  Lincoln  Regimeni 28  May  62 

Knight,  Henry  SoUers  Gunning  S.  Major,  19  Foot    2  Sept. 45 

Knox,  Howe  Jiimes,  Major,  Welsh  Fusiliers  4  Mar.  62 

Lamb,  George,  Major,  Ro.val  (Bengal)  Artillery 12  JunesS 

Lambert,  Walter  Miller,^'-  Major,  Royal  Marine  Artillery 26  June  60 

Lane,  Maitland  Moore,  Major,  Hoyal  Artillery  , 

Jjang,  James  Wolcott,  Major,  Lincolnshire  Regiment   5  July  64 

Lascelles,  Henry  Arthur,^^*  3/(//(«-,  Ritle  Brigade 17  Apr.  60 

Lauderdale,  P>ed.  Henry,  Earl  of.  Major,  Bengal  Staff  Cori^s  22  Feb.  61 
Lavie,  Augustus  John,  Lt.Col.  Royal  (Bombay)  Artillery  ... 

Lawrence.  Henry  John,  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Infantry 4  Jan.  62 

Lawson,  Marmaduke  Charles,^'**  Major,  R.  (Math-as)  Aitillery  13  Dec.  45 
Layard,  Erownlow  Villiers,  Capt.  Gloucestershire  Regt.  (28  F.)    6  Mar.  63 

Lean,  Francis,^^*  Captain,  Royal  Marines 30  Dec.  co 

liCcky,  John  Gage,  J/a/or,  Gordon  Highlanders 9  Oct.  63 

Lee,  Henry  Piucke,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Lemarchand,  Charles  S.^'^  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bengali  Artillery 13  June  45 

Le  Mesurier,  Thomas  Augustus, ^-o  Army  Service  Corps    Depart- 

Leslie,  Archibald  Young,  Lf.Col.  Cameron  Highlanders  4  Mar.  60 

Lethbridge,  Christojjher  Wallis,  J/a/or,  105  Foot 27  Dec.  45 

Lewes,  John  Meredith  Douglas, ■'"J/«/''r,  Bengal  Staff  Corps  jo  Jan.  66 

Lewiu,  Henry  Fred.  Chapman,  Major,  Ro3-al  Engineers    

Lewin,  Thomas  Herbert,-'-^  Major,  Bengal  Staff  Corps  1 12  June  57 

Lewis,  Henry  Francis  Peterkin,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    j       

Liardet,  Augustus  Bury,  Barrack  Matfter,  R.  Marines  '24  June  63 

Xindesay,  Henry  Kichard  P.  Major,  Lnncashire  Fusihers     ...'j^  June  63 
Lindoe,  Frederick  Ekins,^-^  Major,  ISorth  Lancashire  Regt.    10  Nov.  65 

Little,  John  Caruthers,  Major,  Lincolnshire  Regiment  16  Apr.  6 

Livesaj%  Robert  Algernon,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Lloyd,  Albert,  Captain,  touth  Yorkshire  Regiment ,.    7  June  fix 

p.s.c.  Iiloj-d,  Edward,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 16  Oct.   66 

Lloyd,  Ernest  Marsh,  Lt.Col.  Ro^al  Engineers 

Lodge,  Frank,  Jtfo/oj',  Royal  (Bombay)  Artillery    [" 


19  0  une  60 
3  Aug.  67 
3  Feb.  69 

10  June  62 
I  June  56 
I  Oct.   57 

28  Mar.  62 

7  Oct.   59 

23  Nov.  56 

23  Feb.  69 

3  June  59 
mental 

24  Jan.  65 
22  June  59 
30  July  62 

11  Jan.  67 
3  Apr.  66 

20  Feb.  66 
3  Feb.  61 

13  June  53 

21  Feb.  49 


2}  Nov.  72 
26  Aug.  80 
15  Jan.  79 
4  Jan.  72 
13  Dec.  63 
19  Nov.  68 

2  June  76 
ig  Jan.  70 
30  July  62 

26  July  76 

12  Jan.  68 
Service 

29  May  66 

3  Aug.  72 

26  July  73 
7  July  80 

24  Sept.  73 
I  Apr.  75 

1  Oct.  77 
21  July  63 

27  Aug.  58 

2  Jan.  64 
10  Dec.  54 

1  Feb.  68 
I  Apr.  75 

19  Nov.  73 

4  Feb.  74 

21  Dec.  60 

23  Nov.  72 
9  Oct.  78 

0  Feb.  78 
10  Oct.  74 
15  Oct.  76 

1  Mar.  55 

24  Dec.  70 

30  Oct.  69 

24  Dec.  73 

25  Apr.  65 

2  Mar.  78 
24  Dec  67 

ig  Apr.  76 

30  June  6^ 

5  Feb.  70 
9  Nov.  66 

22  Mar.  64 

20  Mar.  80 
10  Nov.  69 

21  Oct.  68 
24  Aug.  77 
[4  Sept. 70 

9  June  65 
I  Apr.  70 
18  Nov.  68 
7  Aug.  66 
I  Apr.  73 

21  July  82 


7  Nov.  68 

S  June  58 

22  Aug.  60 

25  Sept.  60 
July  61 

28  Oct.  71 
7  May  58 
7  Mar.  56 

23  Dec.  64 
14  June  64 

7  Apr.  63 
1  r  Mar.  59 

8  Oct.  61 

1  Feb.  59 

26  May  65 

21  July  70 

24  Jan.  65  24  Feb.  77 
3  Jur.3  47  ?o  Oct.   57 

2  June  65  ig  Nov.  71 

27  Aug.  58    I  Aug.  72 

18  May  6-.  23  Nov.  75 

19  Jur.e6o  [2  A.pr.  73 

23  Mar.  67  23  Jan.  78 

24  Jan.  65  21  Sept.  72 
2  Oct..  66|22  Feu.  73 
8  June  60    I  Dec.  72 

10  Mar.  63!  18  July  71 
27  June  53 


17  No>-.  63 
24  Feb.  54 
8  May  6; 


>7  Aug,  _ 
4,  Mar.  68 

27  Mar.  62 
5  Mar.  70 


24  June 63)  6  June  7? 


13  Jan.  49 
mental 

1  Jan.  62 

14  July  48 

7  Jaly  68 
r  June  56 

8  May  58 
22  June  59 

0  Nov. 66 

2  Oct.  66 
5  June  66 

9  Oct.  63 

1  July  61 
8  Aug.  65 

3  Dec.  67 
22  June  59 

8  June  6c 


27  Aug.  58 
Service 
13  May  74 
27  Apr.  58 
30  Jan.  j' 
22  Dec.  65 

2  Mar.  60 

11  Nov.  71 

19  Oct, 
iQ  Sept. 74 

20  Sept.  77 
5  June  75 

10  Dec.  73 

12  Nov.  70 
16  Oct.  78 

3  Aug.  72 
I  Aug.  72 


LIEUT. 
COiONBL. 


19  Jan.  81 
•29  Sept. 86 

12  Dec.  83 

4  Jan.  80 

15  Aug.  68 

25  Aug.  77 
I  July  81 

5  Feb   ~ 
22  May  75 

2(3  July  84 
I  Feb.  79 

23TT  yrs. 

31  Dec.  78 
I  July  81 

26  July  81 
7  Jan.  82 
I  July  81 
I  Feb.  82 
I  July  81 
I  Oct.   77 

5  July  72 

1  Oct.  77 

4  Mar.  58 

27  Apr.  81 

25  June  82 

2  Mar.  81 
I  July  81 

6  Jan.  74 

26  Feb.  Si 

11  July  82 
18  Nov.  82 

I  July  81 
I  July  81 

13  Apr.  58 

7  Jan.  80 

1  July  81 

2  Mar.  81 

1  Oct.   77 

2  Mar.  86 
2  Mar,  81 

I  July  81 

I  Oct.  77 

13  Jan.  81 

12  Anr.  80 
I  Oct.  77 

31  Dec.  86 

29  Oct.    79 
I  July  Si 
1  Jan, 
I  May  80 

1  Oct.   77 

2  Feb.  78 
I  July  81 

11  Aug.  79 

21  Feb.  83 

16  July  go 

10  Dec, 

5  July  72 

14  Sept. 81 

6  Apr,  79 
I  July  8 
I  July  8 

7  M^iy  84 
I  July  81 

22  Feb.  81 

6  Apr.  81 
I  July  8 
5  July  72 
I  July  81 

23  Aug.  75 
I  July  81 

24  June  83 

7  Dec.  58 
19x5  .yrs, 

I  July  81 

8  Mar.  64 

30  Jan.  861 
26  Aug.  73 

12  June  77 
I  July  79; 

11  Feb.  84 
1  Oct.  3i 
I  July  811 
I  July  81 1 
I  July  81' 

28  Apr.  84 
16  Oct.  86| 

I  July  81 
1  Apr.  8o| 


Jan.  87 
29  Sept.  93 
18  Apr,  85 

4  Jan.  86 
21  Aug.  72 
27  Of:t.  3o 
12  May  87 

I  July  81 
8  Mar.  79 

29  Sept. 87 

23  Mar.  81 
21  May  84 

I  July  88 
27  Eel).  87 
>6  July  87 

26  Apr.  82 
t  Apr.  82 

:6  Nov.  90 
J I  Jan.  94 

24  Nov.  77 
I  Aug.  72 

17  May  79 

8  Oct.  61 
I  July  88 
I  Oct.   89 

21  June  87 

1  Jan.  89 

20  Mar.  86 

2  Sept.  87 
1 7 June  96 
;i  July  86 

9  Sept.  82 

27  Mar.  83 
8  June  67 

1  July  8i 

5  Jan.  84 

2  Dec.  82 
tg  Nov.  81 

2  Mar.  92 

8  May  bi 

22  Jan.  93 

9  June  Bo 
:g  Sept. 85 
!i  May  84 
16  Oct.  80 
31  Der;.  93 
26  May  80 

I  July  91 
I  Jan.  91 
4  Sept.8o 
24  Jan.  83 
I  July  81 

21  June  87 

23  Mar.  88 
T7  Feb.  86 

16  July  97 

28  June  82 

29  Nov.  76 
16  July  90 
T4  June  86 

I  Aug.  86 

7  July  83 

3  Aug.  87 

22  Feb.  8» 
I  Jan.  8f 

8  June  82 

4  Jan.  88 
1  Aug.  78 
I  July  81 

1  Oct.  77 
28  Nov.  83 

2  July  go 
I  Apr.  70 

II  Dec,  88 
2 1  May  90 

3  Oct.  70 

8  Nov.  86 
'22  May  8» 
21  Mar.  79 

9  Sept.Sz 

11  Feb.  91 
'.tj  June  83 

9  July  84 
7  May  84 

12  Jan.  89 
|23  Apr.  84 

16  Oct.  92 

18  Jan.  87 
'24N0V.S2 


J 


Lieutenant  Colonels  Retired  on  Fall  or  Retired  Pa]]  or  on  a  Fen 


630 


Logan,  Chflr"ie<i  Atkinson,-''29  jTf,(;oj',  Royal  Scots  

Lofran.  Walter  Bernardino, 330  3f(7/or,  24  Foot  I  5  May  54l2o.Taly  56  r6  Apr.  64! 


CORWET,  . 
2nd  LIBUT.f 
OrENSIGIT.I 


4  July  55  30  July  58    3  OcL.    70 


LonGT,  Chnrles  Wiirrnra,  Major,  Royal  Art. ;  HIP.  for  Evesham 
Loraine.  Frederick  Ekins  Blakeney.^^i  ^fajor,  R.  Artillery 

Louis,  TVilliam,  Hlajor,  Liverpool  Re(:rinient  

Lovell.  John.  Lf.CoI.  sr  Hussars 

Low,  John  Maxwell.  Ufajor,  West  Ridinff  Regiment 

Lowis,  Ninian,^^^  Ifajor,  Bengal  Staff  Corps    

Lowry,  Armar  Graham. ^33  Cajifairi,  8  Foot   

Lowsiey,  Barzillai.  Lt.CoJ.  Royal  Engineers  

Lumaden,  Henry  William.  3/»7/o»*,  R.  (Madras)  Artillery  

M'Alpine.  Cunyntrhani  Martyn.  J/^Jor.  Highland  Light  Inf. 
MTanslnnd.  William  Hpnrr,  2Iajor,  Madras  Staff  Corps   . 
M'Fwen.  Robert  Bruce.'"*  Major,  Gordon  Highlanders  .... 

M'Ohee.  Robert  James.^^s  IJ.'Col.  Madras  Staff  Corps 

M'Kechnip,  John  Anderson  Rae,*^'^  Major,  R.  Marines   .... 

M'Laren.  Peter. .lfa?or,  Highland  Light  Infantry 

M'Longhlin.  John. ^37  u  Hussars .... 

M'Xeile.  t^harles,  Lf.Col,  Bengal  Staff  Corns 

Macintosh.  Archibald,  2Lijor,  Royal  Marines 

Mackenzie,  Robert  Smvthe  iluir.  Major.  Royal  Artillery  . 
Mnckinnon,  Donald  William, 338  Lf.Col.  Leinster  Reg'imenb 

Mackintosh.  William  John,  Major,  Royal  Ai-tillery 

Macnamara,  Nugent,*39  Captain,  Royal  Marine  Artillery  ., 

Macpherson,  Andrew  Kennedy,  Lf.Col.  Indian  S.  C , 

Macpherson,  Duncan,  Alex.  Allan, 3*o  X^CoMndian  S.  Coi-ps 

Macpherson,  .fohn  Lawrence, 3-"  Lf.Col.  Royal  Engineers  

Macpherson.  Thomas  Kol^ert  Matheson,  Lf.Col.  Indian  S.G. 
Madden,  William  Charles   Frederick, 3^- i^.Co?.  Somerset"^ 

Light  Infantiy > 

Mainwaring,  Francis  Geo. Lawrence, 3"  Lf.Col.  Indian  S.  C. 
Maitland.  ITon.  George  Thomas,  Major,  Bengal  Staff  Corps... 

Malcomson,  Alexander,  Captain,  95  Foot  

Mallins,  William,  Lf.Col.  Royal  Artillery    

Malone,  Anthony,  Major,  Royal  Marines  . 

Mannock,  Francis  Anthonv  Strickland, 3*iC(i^)^urH.  10  Hussars 

Mansel,  Charles  Grenville.^^^  Lf.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Mansel,   Robert  Henry,   DL.   Capfaiti,   Dublin  FuslUers;) 

Ho7j.  Colonel  ind  Vol.  Bn.  South  Wales  Borderers     f 

Marryat,  Eniest  Lindsay,  Major,  R.  (Bombay)  Engineers 

Marryat,  Herbert  Charles,3*6  i^. Co/.  Manchester  Regiment.. 

Marsden,  William,  Major,  South  Lancashire  Regiment.... 

Marshall,  Walter,3*7  3/a/'>i-.  Bombay  Staff  Corps  

Martin,  David  William. 3*^^  Captain,  8  Foot    

Martin,  Gerald  Ward,'"9  Lf.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps    

Martin,  John  James, 3^»  C'<//'/((ni,  45  Foot 

Massy,  Charles  Francis, 3^^'  Lf.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Mathias.  Vincent  Lewis,  Major,  Madras  Staff  Corps   

Matthews,  Henry  Melvin,  Major,  AVest  Surrey  Regiment 

Matthews,  Robert  Lee,3^2  ^i-oiy  Sc-ryice  Corps 

Maude.  Robert  Henry,  Major,  Royal  Fusiliers  

Manle,  George  Edwin,  Major,  RoyalArtillery , 

Maxwell.  Thomas  Mf^rcer,  Lf.Col.  Derbyshire  Regiment  

Mayne,  John  Theophilus  Bolton,  Captain,  73  Foot 

Meaden,  James,  Major,  57  Foot  

Meiklejohn,  John   Forlte^.^^  Major,  Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery 

Mein,  Alexander  Bowes, 3^*  Lf.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Meredith,  George  Vincent,  Major,  Devonshire  Regiment 

Metcalfe,  Booth  Hay .s^s  Major,  Irish  Rifles 

Mdler,  John  Francis  James, 35'^  Lf.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Miller,  John  James  Cahitl,^^"  Major.  East,  Surrey  Regiment... 

Miller,  Wm.  Taylor,  Major,  Royal  Marines 

MilHgan,  V/ia.John  linne.^^^Capt.  Staff  Officer  of  Pensioners  1 
Milman.  Fvni-Hrd  Stepney, ^^^  Major,  R.  (Madras)  Artillery  ... 
Milne,    Benjamin  Arthur,    Major,   R,    Marine  Artillery;") 

Recruiting  Staf  Officer,  -zml  Chuts,  Exeter,  i  July  1896 J 

Molesworth,  Anthony  Oliver,  Ma]or,  Royal  Artillery 

Money.  Arthur  Cauipbell.3''i  Lf.Col.  Oxfordshire  Lt.  Inf.  

Montefiore,  Emanuel,  J/a/or,  Royal  (Bombay)  Artillery 

Moore,  Edward  Henry,  Lf.Col.  Royal  Marine  Artillery 

Moore,  Sir  Geo.  Mont'gomerie  John,  CIE.  Major,  R.  Artillery 

Moores,  Samuel, 3*^2  Major,  Devonshire  Regiment 

Mordaunt.  James  SpaiTow,363  Major,  Leinster  Regiment.  ,.. 
Morgan,  Westropp  Thomas,  Jfty'oi*.  King's  Own  Scot.  Brdrs. 
p.B.c.  Morison,  Frederick  de  Lamare,^^*  Lf.Col.  Royal  Scots 


£  July  81 

I)  June  77 

1  July  S- 

July 


19  Dec.  6011  Mar.  74] 

I   I  July  6r  10  Oct.    741 

T9  .Tan.  64'i3  Feb.  67  21  .Tuly  77(17  Mar.  82 

26  Feb.  64    9  Nov.  66    t  May  78  ,8  Mar.  S2 

19  Dec.  62  29  Sept.65  2S  Mar.  74120  .Tan.  83 

20  Sept. 57  16  Jan.  sqI-jo  Sept.69J30  Sept.77 

23  Apr.  61  29  July  62!  3  June  67  2^  Oct,   80 
25  June62l  S  Dec.  76;  5  June  82 

12  Dec.  45  3-  -Tuly  52  27  Aug.  58  5  July  72 
18  June  61 )  9  Nov.  66  r  Apr.  7^  Jg  Jan.  82 
12  Jan.  66  29  June  70  12  Jan.  78    2  Jan.  86 

24  Apr.  5=;|  4  Oct.  55  16  Aug.  73  2  Mar.  81 
4  May  58,  I  Jan.  621  4  May  70  4  May  78 
I  Jan.  64    3  Aug.  67    5  July  79    t  .Tan    " 

29  Oct.   5Si8June6i|  7  Aug.  67  ^  Dec.  80 

30  Mar.  56  20  Feb.  57  20  July  66  q  ;M;ar.  78 
II  Dec.  58'  I  .Tuly  59  11  Dec.  70  n  Dec.  78 
23  Apr.  55  25  Feb.  58,  3  Aug.  671  2  Sept.  78 

-..-..        2^  .Tune 58,28  Sept. 71  17  Apr.  78 

27  July  61  22  Mar.  64'  6  Dec.  75 
15  Jan.  67  31  Dec.  78 

;o  Dec.  47  25  Apr.  49I  4  ^la.y  59 


LIEUT. 
COLONSt, 


19  Dec.  65  14  Dec.  59 
7  July  69  28  Oct.   71 

I  Mar.  64 

7  July  egUsOct.  71 


ig  Dec.  77 
7  July  Sr 
I  Oct.  77 
7  July  81 


28  Dec.  60  30  June  65,22  Apr.  71 


!3o  Dec.  71 


30  Dec.  83 


g  Apr.  61'  9  Apr.  64  16  Apr.  73 

14  May  581  8  Jan.  60  n  Jan.  67 
'25  June 62  24  Apr.  75 

21  Jan.  54|2r  Feb.  55  i  Sept. 61 
17  Oct.   57!  5X0^.61    7  Nov.  65 

8  July  63  20  July  70    8  July  80 

15  Feb.  68 '28  Oct.  71   9  Aug.  79 

I       '10  June  59  14  Dec.  70 

,;g  May  631  i  Apr.  68;3i  Jan.  77 
.19  Apr.  64  25  Dec.  65  21  Aug.  69 
12  Aug.  59'  I  Jan.  62  12  Aug.  71 
i6June48,   I  June 49'| 30  Sept. 58 

22  June  67  24  Mar.  7i|22  June  79 

16  Feb.  55 1  I  Feb.  56  2  Feb.  67 
26  May  55' 14  Aug.  67  26  May  77 
12  Mar.  64!  4  Sept.  6?  ^^  Mar.  76 

'  3^ July  62  II  Nov.  64  12  May  75 


I  .Tuly  81 
I  Oct. 
5  .Tuly  72 
19  Dec.  85 
7  July  &9 
I  Mar.  3'( 

7  July  89 

I  July  81 

30  Dec.  gi 
9  Apr.  81 

29  June  78 
5  .Tune  82 
I  Oct.   77 

23  Jan.  78 

8  July  88 


18  Dec.  60 
30  Mar.  S5 
27  Feb.  52 


18  Sept.6i 
2  June  55 
I  Mar.  64 


"Morley,  George  Lyddon,^^  Lt.Col.  Army  Service  Corps;) 
Army  Service  Corps / 

Morris,  George  TQnikyns,3fi6  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corps   

Morris,  r^eginald  Frank, 3^7  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

MorriF,  Ussher  tye.^^s  Capfa.n,  Royal  Marines  

Morrison,  Richard  Fielding, 3'^^  Captain,  5  Lancers 

p.s.c.  Mortimer,  William  Picton,3'0  Captain,  11  Foot    

Mosley.  John  Edw.  Paget.3.i  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corps  

Much,  William  Thomfts,3'2  J/i//or,  South  Wales  Boradrers 

Mulloy,  William  George.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  

Murphy,  Thomas. 3"3  Major,  Berkshire  Regiment  

Murray,  Henry.3'*  ilfa/oj-,  R.  (Bengal)  Artillery 

Murray,  Patrick,  Major,  109  Foot   

Nagle,  Richard, 3'5  Major,  Scottish  Rifles 

Napier  of  Magdala,  Robert  William,  Lord,  Major,  Bengal  S.C. 

Nash,  George  Stevens, 3'^  Lt.Col.  Royal  Marines 

p.«.c.  Needham,  John  Layland,  Captain,  R.  Marine  Artillery.., 

Nepean,  Alfred  O.  De  Blacjuiere,  Major,  Royal  Marines;) 
Jtecrinting  StaJ"  Officer,  2nd   Class,  Noffingkam,  i  Oct.  99    J 


Depart-  mental  Service 
Aug.  60  I  Dec.  631  6  Sept.7:! 
31  July  551  I  Feb.  64 
IT  Aug.  631  6  Mar.  74 
23  Mar.  58  14  Apr.  63 
10  Aug.  55'i5  May  57 
10  Dec.  58,  1  Au^ 
30  Dec.  7i'3oDec.  83 
10  Sept. 65]  I  Apr.  75 
14  Sept.67'-^o  Nov.  70 
3  Sept.  68'  I  Mar.  76 

27  July  55    15  May  57' 13  June  " 

28  July  59  J21  Au2r.  62  8  Feb.  77 
6  June  54   17  Apr.  57   8  Oct.   61 

II  Dec.  49     I  May  55  22  June  60 

24  June68'  2  Oct.   79 

22  June  5911  Nov.  71 

17  May  61  17  Nov.  63  12  Oct.   70 

j  8  June  60    1  Aug.  72 

2  May  59  22  Feb.  61  29  Mar.  70 

ji8  July  65  24  Nov.  77 

[31  Oct.    74;  S  June  81 

27  Dec.  60.30  July  62  30  July  72 
30  Mar.  60 '28  Jan.  62  i  Feb.  67 
isJan.  6r!  8  Aug.  65  21  June  71 

Depart-  I    mental       Service 


31  Dec.  78 
8  Feb.  82 
I  July  81 

12  Aug.  79 
5  July  72 

22  June  87 

29  June  78 
26  May  85 
22  Mar.  84 

10  June  82 

24t^  -VTS, 

I  July  81 

11  Dec.  72 
14  Feb.  82 

I  Oct.  77 
3  Feb.  72 
17  Jan.  80 

30  Dec. 
I  July  81 

iS  Jan 
I  Mar.  84 
I  Julv  8 
I  .Tuly  8t 
5  Dec.  74 
5  July  72 

25  Jan.  1 

25  May  79 
July  - 

12  Sept.  3o 
T  July  8i 
I  Jan.  84 

20  Aug.  85 
29  June  8 1 


•I  June  87 

5  Feb.  70 

6  Oct.    86 

2  Jan.  36 
9  Nov.  90 

6  Nov.  92 

20  AuG".  go 

22  Feb.  81 
18  May  81 

3  Nov.  89 
I  Aug.  72 

23  Mar.  87 
Dec.  67 

29  Oct.  81 
I  May  86 
I  Jan.  92 

18  Jan.  82 
I  July  81 

ri  Dec.  34 
I  Sept.80 

7  June  82 
I  Dec.  85 

19  .Tan.  87 

21  Jan.  76 
19  Dec.  91 

7  July  95 

1  Oct.  91 

7  J'lly  95 
14  June  go 

30  Dec.  97 

2  Apr.  36 
I  July  81 
I  Oct.  89 
;6May  79 

1  July  81 

8  July  94 
17  Feb.  94 

0  June  86 

31  May  go 
23  Apr.  84 

Oct.   34 
27  Sept.  79 

2  June  93 

1  July  81 
26  May  gt 
25  June  86 

0  June  89 
1 6  Mar.  79 
II  June  34 

1  July  St 
14  Feb.  90 

16  Feb.  78 
23  Jan.  78 

3  July  85 

30  iJec.  07 
?5  Jan.  87 

31  Dec.  87 
I  Mar.  90 

21  June  87 

17  May  92 
5  Dec.  81 
I  Aug.  72 

25  Jan.  95 

8  July  82 

1  July  91 
20  June  81 

2  May  87 
19  Jan.  87 

I  Apr. 

3  Jan. 


,  86 
82 


19  May  80  21  June  81 
I  July  3t  2r  June  97 

i5tV  yrs.      I  Apr.  85 
9  Jan.  83    9  .]an.  89 


9  Jan.  63  14  Sept.66   g  Jan.  75, 

[22  Dec.  59    2  Nov.  72    I  July  81I31  Aug.  87 

30  Dec.  5'  ,24  Feb.  54  c6  May  62  10  Feb.  76  17  Jan.  77 
30  Mar.  58';24  Dec.  58  10  July  63  i  Oct.  77,  i  July  81 
24  Nov.  52  II  Aug.  54  16  May  6SJ20  Apr.  78]  i  July  81 


29  Tide.  60' 19  Jan.  62  29  Dec.  72 
t  Feb.  62 '14  Mar.  65  14  Nov.  74 

19  June  60  II  Dec    72 

S  Jan.  56    5  Aug.  70 

3  June  49  21  May  54  27  Aug.  58 
;-/  Dec.  58J  9  Feb.  61  21  Aug.  67 
7  Sept.  58  12  June  6d  25  Apr.  67 
2o  Jan.  62  24  Mar.  63  18  July  71 
14  Apr.  5gi  5  Feb.  61  28  Sept.  74 
■  June  39    I  Apr.  64  24  Jan.  74 

I  6  Dec.  67^  I  July      , 


29  Dec.  80  29  Dec.  86 
-I  May  76^28  Nov.  85 
I  July  S-:--  I  Ont.  87 
I  July  81:  8  Jan.  83 

5  July  72!  I  Aug.  7z 
16  Oct.  3o  12  Jan.  81 
13  Sept.7Q|  I  Sept.85 
19  Aug.  761  5  Apr.  83 

I  July  81  9  May  86 
I  July  81  15  Aug.  S3 

6  Dec.  88    6  Dec.  95 


631 


Lieutenant  Colonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Betired^ayjnonaPe^^ 


Nepean,  Henry  Mack,'"  U.Col.  Madras  ''ta.ff  Corps   

Wwali;williamPotter,37«r./.Co/  Indian  htalTLorps ■ 

Newholt,  Robert  George,  .Va,or, Bedfor.l  P^f^™^"'.  jf^ -o^S 
Newingeon,  Frank  Alex."  il-.ior.  Royal  Marines ,  Major, 


Newholt,  Robert  George,  ,Tfo)or,  Bedfor 
"lewineeon,  Frank  Alex.^"" 

4  Viiliniteir  Bailalioii  West  *<•»'  Jfy;-;  ■■■  ■  ■•f"-.;-  t,  t-j- 
Xicholl,  Spencer  Percival  Talbot,'"  ^t«l%-°^^°^^  "•  ""' 
Nicholson.  James  Stephen,™^  Major,  if  Foot    ._. ■ 

S=^'^S';;:.^frS^^Ma.ne.rt::. 
Xorton.Thomas  Palmer.  3^/;or.  Royal  Mannes 


COBNBT, 
2ndi-IBUT. 
OrENSIGN. 


Nowell,  Ralph  Asshcton.  3/,?,(.r,  Bengal  Staff  ^orpa    ■■•■—■ 
Nueent,  .Tolin  Vesey.ss' Ca,,^<im.  S.  Yorkshire  Refft.  (,.  I'oot) 


5  June  50 

3  June  68 

4  Aug.  60 


6  Aug.  61 
9  June  54 


O'Brien.  John  Leonard  Greenwell.^.;  Jf".)"'-.  82  Foot 
(Vnonnnr,  Genree,  3/<iior,  Royal  ArtiUer.y    ...  . -•■•;,v:;^"__ 
O'Connor,  Patrick  William,  il/./or,  Roval  Marine  Artillery  ... 

OKilvie,  Alexander  John,»»  ilajor,  R   (Madras)  Altillery  

O'Harn,  Richard,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Olrlhain,  Arthur ,3Mi^Co^BeI.Kal  Infantry    ..^_.._ 

Oldham,  George  Wingate,  Ma,or.  Koyal  Engineers  

Osbom,  -William,™"  U.Col.  Royal  Engineers  ..-^.^^.^.. 

O'Shaiirfmessv,  Wm.  FitzGerald,  Lt.Col.  i  Dragoons    

Cfflier,  James  John,  Captain.  102  Foot ■-■■■ 

Paddon,  Henry  Wadham  Locke,^'  Capiam.i  l°°\-.::-— 

.. ,. ,-.  Palmer,  George  Herbert.'''^  U.Col.  Royal  Artillerj 

Papillon,  David,  Major.  Gordon  Hignlauders  .     ..j.. 

Pardoe,  Thomas  Francis.  Major,  Cheshire  Regiment    

Parker,  William  Henry.M^  Captain.  17  Foot  ■  y;-^-.  ■•;■■,■:;;;  , 
Parkvn  GeoreeJohn  354i,.c<,;.  Army  Service  Corps,  .-t^'i-'y  I, 

Parrott;  Benjamin  Alex.  Napier ,3"  i/Cu/  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Parry,  Gilbert  Sidney,  Major,  Royal  Artillery    ... 
P.arrv,  Reginald  Coleridge,""  Major,  102  toot    ... 
Parsons,  Richard.aS'  U.Col.  Worcester  Regiment, 

Paterson,  George,  Major,  Royal  Scots '„' ■■,■,'■ '''J 

Patterson.  William,™  Captain,  Royal  Military  College 

Pcarse  Albert  Blias.aw  Major,  West  Riding  Regiment  ......... 

?eSut,  Reginald  win.*"  i.i/or.  York  «"'•  Lancaste-.  Regt.... 

Pedder,  Digby  Cotes,*"  Major.  Bombay  btaff  Coips  

Pennefather,'Nicholas,*»=  Major,  96  Fo"' -:-„„■, 

Pcnnell,  Reginald,  Major,  Northampton  Regiment  

Pepper,  George  Nicholson.*"  Cavtam,  3' I'o™ 

Perrvn    George  Eoward,**^  r<i;)fain.  90  Foot... ^. ...... -■..•••"■■•-; 

?ig"t°' RoT?t  C7™"ftm  Foster,  Major,  West  Yorkshire  Regt. 

Plummer,  Heathcote,""  afaior,  7  Foot   ,„■•:•■■-■ 

Plimkett  George  Tindell,  U.Cot.  Royal  Engineers 

Po"?W  lliain  H,ilcheson,"'CiJ.  C»;.ta;.,  Royal  M^""!^--.  •- 
Pollard.  Henry  William."'  Major,  i  West  India  Regiment    .. 

Poole,  Edwin,*'  U.Col.  Royal  Marines      ..^_.-.  

Porter.  Morton  Lawrence,  Major,  Royal  Ar'"'«J.^,- ,r 

„«,•  Pratt  Sis«on  Cooper,""  £/ Co?.  Royal  Artillery 

Price,  John  Lloyd,  L^ Co/.  Bedfordshire  Regiment   

Pricp   Thomas,  Major.  Madras  Staff  Corps 

Pr;ichard,  Edward  Brace."'  3/a/or  Royal  Marines       

Quarry  John  «=  3/.i(oi-.  Berkshire  Regiment  (66  Foot)  

OuiH,Edward,«i3  i?. Co/.  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Riikes,  Edward.  Major,  105  Foot  .■■,•■,••,•.■.,;■■.■,■, 

Rainbird,  Alfred,  Major.  Coast  Brigade  of  ArtiUeiy    

Rait,  Arthur  John,"'*  CB.  Captain   Royal  Artillery  ...^ 

Ramsav,  Robt.  Alex.  Douglas,  Major,  Royal  Marines  

Randall,  Alfred,  Cr.,)(ai.i.  13  fooi^-.  _„  •  - 

Randell,  George.  Major.  Madras  Staff  Corps  ■•:•••■•;;:--_ 

p.s.r.  Rawes,  William  Woodward,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

■Rawlins   John  ""^  Captain,  48  Foot     .;■■;'- -i"/,"" 

!a:hnsin,1pencer'R.ohA;d,«^I>.SO.i^C'o/   Indian  S^C 

Rawst  rne,  Geo.  Albert  Lawrence,''^  "■'^?i  "^'^  .  St^tf  Pnrn^ 
Eaynsford.  Frederick  Montag'i.o'^Jlfajc'-.  Midras  btaff  Corps 
Reade,  Arthur  Lloyd,  Captain,  02  Foot 


RegtL  and 

12  Oct.  60 
•2  Sept.  62 
12  Oct.  60 
14  Dec.  57 
20  Jan.  50 
9  Nov.  51 
24  June  57 


2  Sept.  53 
7  Dec.  70 
31  Jan.  67 

24  June  68 

30  Apr.  6.1 

23  Nov.  56 
I  Nov.  60 

Deptl. 


CAPTAIN.      MAJOE. 


5  June  62 

3  .Tune  fo 
25  Nov.  74 

I  July  81 

4  Jan. 71 
30  July  62 

8  Oct.  73 


Service 
Oct.  77!  I 


15  June  70 

3  June  8r 

■27  July  8 

24  June  S9 

T  July  81 
6  Oct.  76 
I  July  81 

25A  ys. 

Oct. 


LIHUT. 
COLONEL  . 

15  June  76 
3  June  94 
27  July  81 

24  June  96 

30  Nov.  81 

26  Feb.  81 

»  Oct.    81 

II  Dec.  88 

6  Oct. 


7  July  64,  . , ,  -  . 

12  Jan.  66!  i  June  74  =4  Dec.  81    2  Apr.  91 

3  Aug.  67121  Jan.  76  12  Oct  81  -.5  June  86 
22  Nov.  59  7  Oct.  72  II  Sept.8o  31  Dec.  82 
2^Nov.  s6'2o  Jan.  62  20  Jan.  70 


23  Dec.  59 
8  June  49 
II  Apr.  54 


I  June  55 
6  Aug.  58 


4  Aug.  63129  May  69    2  Mar.  81 

18  May  ssl  5  Oct.  72    i  July  81 

6  Mai".  56]  I  Apr.  66  16  Jan.  75 

18  May  6;  31  Mar.  75    '  July  81 

II  Feb.  55J22  Feb.  60    5  July  72 

21  Sept.  54120  Apr.  60   5  J"l.y  72 

8  jine 61130  July  62;28  May  7°   8  •li''«  8. 

,1  Junes8  =7  Aug.  58'.5  Oct.   70, 3>  Dec.  78  . 

'18  Dec.  61  II  Mar.  74,18  Dec.  81  : 

II  Feb.  77,23  Dee.  84  18  Nov,  36  : 

24  June  561  4  Nov.  64:  i  Oct.  77]i2teb. 

24  June  62  ?3  June  69  12  Jan.  8i|  i  July  tsi 

3Mar.65    I  Oct.   77!  ■  Jan.  84;2oAag.9i 

T  Dec    t-,    I  Sept.65  27  Sept.71    1  July  8i:i2  Mar.  84 

1    May  59  1°  M-ir  62  24  Apr.  69    i  July  8.    i  July  8. 

12  Jan^  II  -9  JunessliS  Jan.  il]  7  Feb.  7,U,  Nov.  77 

23  Feb.  85 


14  Apr.  75 

I  July  3i 
II  Mar.  82 

8  July  81 
23  Mar.  86 

i  Aug.  72 
10  Jan.  78 

8  June  87 
30  Nov.  82 
18  Dec.  38 

o  Jan.  94 
81 


Dec.  63 

Jan.  55 
Depart- 
S  July  68 


9 
mental 

8  Dec.  70 
24  June  63 
21  Oct.   57 

15  May  57 
14  June  64 
14  Apr.  46 
10  May  61 
18  Apr.  65 

16  May  62 
26  Jan.  58 


JO  Dec.  56 

9  May  56 

4  July  60 
17  Apr  42 

2  July  58 
30  June  63 

12  Mar.  60 
19  Aug.  56 

13  Julv  58  10  May  61 
6  Juiie  5'4  15  June  55 
8  Oct.  55  24  Feb.  57 

4  Aug.  63  29  May  67 

5  Dec.  54  '3  Apr.  55 
25  June  62 


22  June  67 
30  Sept.  39 

23  June  62 


I  June  60 
7  June  61 
20  Mar.  54 
29  Oct.  61 
12  May  63 
12  Dec.  56 


31  Dec.  62 


3  Aug.  67 
25  July  63 
10  Nov.  65 
22  Deo.  59 
24  June  63 

9  Aug.  64 

30  Nov.  66 

I  Mar.  55 

4  Mar.  68 
8  Nov.  66 

29  Apr-  58 
I  Sept.  70 
I  Oct.  57 

13  June  66 


Service  :^6h  ys- 
8  July  80  8  July  88 
IS  Jan.  76128  Feb.  S3 

30  Nov.  70J  3  Mar.  79 
6  Mar.  70  I  July  81 
!5  Mar.  7i|  ■  July  81 
3  July  55 '■  Apr.  71 
8  Aug.  68  25  Feb.  80 

13  June  68  18  Nov.  82 
12  Mar.  72ji2  Mar.  Po 

17  Apr.  67  13  Sept.  70 

31  May  76  i  July  81 
22  Apr.  62 

19  Dec.  62 
8  Dec.  77 

18  Sept.  59 

20  Nov.  75 
I  July  8 
I  Mar.  74 
I  Apr.  78 


[  May  72 


8  Jul.T  94 
30  July  84 
24  May  79 
19  Di^c.  85 
13  Feb.  84 
28  May  7? 

6  Sept.  82 

10  Dec.  84 

Dec    82 

,8  Mar.  82 

I  July  82 


22  Dec.  75I23  Jan.  78 
31  Mar.  77  13  Jnl.V  78 

24  Jan.  32124  Jan.  8g 
5  July  72]  7  Aug.  78 

25  June 82  21  June  89 
21  May  84!  23  Dec.  87 

1  July  3i  19  Apr.  8i 

>4  Apr.  83  14  Apr.  00 

Mar.  80  28  Mar.  85 


4  May  72     2  .*Aai.  ou.^u-' — 

I  Jan.  76  24  Jan.  83  24  Jan. 


I  Oct.  70 
7  June  73 
7  Jan.  65 
15  Aug.  73 
12  May  75 
9  Mar.  67 
23  Feb.  78 


10  July  59I26  July  66 
4  Sept.57  21  June  60 
...  ..  jiSOct.  64 
9  Apr.  55  16  Oct.  5_ 
20  July  67  17  Jan.  71 
24  June  63 
20  July  48  23  Nov.  56 
26  Feb.  56  10  Sept.  58 
'2  May  65 


Reade,  Arthur  Jjioyo,  La;"oin,  u-i  """■  —  ■■■■■••— ."  ,s  Mar  62    2  Mav  65 

Reeves.  Charles  Edward,"' J/u.;or^  East  Kent  Regiment 8  Mar^62    2  ^^  y  ^5 

Reeves,  Frederick,*™  ilf«/or,  103  Foot  ;;:;;:;:;;:;:;-  26  oir  55'  .5  June  58 


July  Si]  10  Oct.  86 
7  June  81' 15  Apr.  83 

1  Oct.    77:12  Apr.  79 

2  Mar.  81  16  Oct.  84 
12  May  33' 12  May  89 

21  Apr.  77lii  July  77 
,  J  „„.  , .  26  Apr.  85!  23  Nov.  85 
10  Aug.  71  I  Apr.  74!  7  Nov-  77 
,.6  May  78    9  Aug.  83!  8  Aug.  90 

4  Mar.  68  20  Mar.  80'  i  July  8> 
4Sopt69|  4  Sept.77  3'  9"'  ?! 
1  July  77129  Dec.  83  14  Apr.  86 
29  Oct.  61  26  Feb.  75]  2  Feb.  8. 
'  ■  2o  July  87  20  July  93 

22  June  87  22  Juue94 
20  July  68' 15  Jan.  73 
26  Nov.  79;  I  July  81 

I  July  8i'2i  Jan.  91 


20  July  79 

21  July  79 
18  Feb.  61 

1  Aug.  63 

2  Aug.  71 


:  Feb. 


Rew.  Thomas  Dennis,  Captain,  19  Foot 

Riall.  William  Augustus,  Major.  Royal  Artillery  

Richards,  Stuart  Lloyd,  U.Col.  Leicester  Regiment 

Richmond,  Felix."'  Captain,  Royal  Artillery   ,^ 

Bidout,  Joseph  Bramley,''^!'  Major,  Scottish  Rifles 

Ridsd'ile  W.  H.  Errington,«»  Bt.Major.  Norfolk  Regiment.. 
Rigg,  Henry  Alfred,*"  Major,  Royal  Artillery  •■•■•■  -i-^'  ■ 
Riu'hie  James.  U.Col.  (Di-t*:officer)  Roval  Artillery  [R]  .. 

RoUi.ins,  Herbert  Eyre,«='£^Co;.  Royal  Mannes 

Roberts,  Allan  Scott.  i/.Co/.  Bengal  Inlantry..........^...^...... 

Roberts,  Charles,""  Jlf.'>r,  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highrs... 

n  «  c.  Roberts,  Francis,  Major,  Hoyal  Artillery 

„  s  ,■   Roberts,  Frank,  Major,  Royal  Marme  Artillery  ...    

Robe  t-',  Stanley  Napier,«t£'. Co'  Liverpool  Regiment    ..^. 

Roberts  Wm   Edward,"'  M.CoJ.  Duke  of  Cornwall  s  Lt.  Inf.  1 1  -  m,,.  « 

Roberts.  ™™;^*^';"^^^n,i   ,28  u,col.  Gordon  Highlanders...  14  Mar.  65  29  May  67 


II  Nov.  64 

62!ii  Sept.65 

I  I  Sept.62 

13  Apr.  53  i3  0ct.  59 

I  May  55' i;  Jan-  58 

J30  Jan.  66 

I  Apr.  72 

22  June  67  3  Aug.  67 
20  Feb.  62,24  Mar.  63 
10  Nov.  65  21  Aug.  67 
.  17  Dec.  6: 
I  Julv  61!  3  Aug.  6 
17  July  63' I :  Jai'.  67 
Mar.  62,19  July  64 


Robertson,  William,*"-'  U.Col.  Army  Service  Corps  L  jSSe  ; 

r... T„v-.    r.,«,n,^      r„,.t.,i>i    =  Fnor. 19  June; 


Robinson,  John  James,  Captain 
Ro'iins'Ui,  Richard  Swanue,  Maj 
Rodney,  Lennox  George,*"  Major,  Royal 


mental 
1  Dec. 


3June67l  8  Dec.  77*21  June  79 

0  Jan.  68  10  Nov.  77I  i  July  Cx 

1  July  77    I  Jan-  8418  Mar.  85 
27  Nov.  76    I  July  81,  I  July  88 

22  Sept.75  I  Sept.82  9  Sept.S2 
i9Sept.74  1  July  8rioAug.  85 
2oSept.64    I  Oct.  77-1  Ju'S"  3' 

23  May  78123  Oct.  83  I  Oct.  93 
7  June  78  26  .Vpr.  85  8  June  92 
I  July  8i  22  June  88:22  June  95 

18  July  71'  I  July  81  20  Feb   85 

18  Jan.  3o'29  July  84^29  July  9' 

17  Nov  75'  I  Nov.  82',  2  Feb.  90 

I  Apr   76    I  July  82    I  July  89 

25  Feb.  75'  I  Feb.  S2'28  Dec.  92 

-I  July  75    I  July  8118  Jan.  89 

29  Jan.  75  29  Oct.  81 1 16  Sept.  91 

Service  Is'Aya-  ,"  ?'^,'=-  |^ 

5  Jan.  70  1 3  Apr.  81!  i  July  81 

-       [  Oct.   77  19  Feo.  7i> 


Robin;:;;;  K^;^  Swanl,e;,3/^/or,^^aUB<^al^I^ilile^jI2  Junes,  27  AT-^5Vo  June  .5    ■  ^^   . ,  ^  ^^^  ,^ 


Lieutenant  Colomls  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. 


GOENET, 
2ndliIEUT. 
OrBNSIGN 


9  Oct. 
17  Dec. 


14  Mar.  55 

23  Jan.  63 

24  Oct. 


23  Dec.  59 
13  July  55 
19  Mar.  66 


Rogers,  Henry  Gordon, «i  Cavfain  S.  O.  of  Pensioners   

Rogers,  James  Thomas,*^-  Major,  gi  Foot 

Rogers.  JohnEdw.  Varty.*«J/(i/or,''io2Foot.  Qcntleman  at  Arms 

Boss,  William  Gordon.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers  

Rotton,  Arthur,*^*  Major,  R.  (Bengal)  Artillery "!"!". 

Rowe,  Valentine  Francis,  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Rowley,  Sir  George  Clina.  Erskine.  B'lrt.  Ma, or,  Welsh  FusV 
Rowortb,  Chas.  Edw.  Whittaker,"^  Major,  S.  Stafford  Regt. 

Rudgn,  WaUer  Reginald.  Major,  Royal' Artillery  

Ryan,  Edward  Henry.  Major,  Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery 

Rybot.  George  OIiver."'i  Major,  R.  (Bengal)  Artillery     

Sadler,  Sir  James   Hayes,   KCMG.   IJ.Col,   Indian   Staff) 

Corps;  Honorary  Colonel  Sussex  Arfillert/ f 

St.  George,  Hy.  Peaseley  L'Rstrange,  Major,  Warwick  Regt. 
St.  Hill,  Windle  Hill,*'"  Captain,  19  F.  {Local  Colonel,  i  Oct.  77 

St.  John,  Edward  Beauchamp,  Major,  Sussex  Regiment 

Salt,  Thomas  Henry,*^  Captain  R.'(Bengal)  Artilfery  ......[..[.. 

Saunders,  Allan. ^^'^  Lt.Col.  West  India  Reuimeut. , 

Saunders.  Harloven  Morley,-**"  2Iajoi',  Northampton  Regt.  *..! 
Savage,  Harry  Boscawen.**'  Mijor,  Roval  Marine  Artillery.!! 

Savi,  Thomas  Browr.  Blake, *'^  Lt.Col.  Rnyal  Engineers !!! 

v.».c.  Savile,  Albany  Robert,  Major,  Irish  Regiment !! 

Scott,  James  Alexander,  Lt.Col.  Army  Serv^ice  Corps 

Scott,  Lothian  Kerr.  CB.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers 

Scott,  y/illiam  Lane  Robinson,**3oi/)^iin,  62  Foot !., 

Seacome,  Arthur  Keeling,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Seagram,  John  Henry  Stawell,  Major,  Derbyshire  Regt...!,!! 

Sedgwick,  William.  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers  !!.!!! 

Sedley,  Frederick,***  Captain,  '48  Foot '     ! 

Selfe.  Sydney  Gerald  Fred.**^  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery. !!!!!!!!!!! 

Seton,  Bruce  Outram,  Major,  R.  (Bomba!y)  Engineers    !!!! 

Shairp,  Francis  Mordaunt,  Major.  Royal  Marines 

Shanly,  William  John.  Captain,  16  Foot 

Sharp,  Charles  Fred.  Major,  North  Staffordshire  Regiment  .!! 

Sharp,  William  Edwards,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Sharp,  William  Granville,  Major,  Madras  Staff  Corps !!... 

Shaw,  John  H&y,**^  Ma/or,  Innialcilling  Fusiliers 

p.jf.if.Shaw,  Wilkinson,**''  Captain,  102  Foot 

Shearman,  Francis, **9  Captain,  i  West  India  Regiment 

Shepherd,  William,  Lt.Col.  Royal  (Bengal)  Engineers  

Shoppard.  Charles  Henry, *2i  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Sheppee,  Francis  Faulkner,  Major,  R.  (Bombay)  Artillery   ... 

Sherlock,  Woodford  Wright,  Captain,  log  Foot    

Shinkwin,  Robert  Staveley,*^-  Captain,  59  Foot    

Shore,  Hon.  Preiicrick  Wm.  John,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  ... 

Short,  Nash,  Major,  Liverpool  Regiment  ", 

Shuldham,  Arthur  James, *^^3/a/or,  108  Foot  

Siddons,  Henry  George  Fombelle.*^*  Lt.Col.  R.  Artillery     ... 

Silver,  Jacob  Mortimer  Weir,*^'*  ili'(//or.  Royal  Marines    

Simpson,  Charles  Kdward  Pinckney,  Major,  Worcester  Regt. 

Simpson,  Robert  Prioleau,  Major,  Leinster  Regiment 7... 

Simpson,  Richard  Salisbury,*^^  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corns   ... 

Sinkins,  William  Stancomb,  Major,  Liverpool  Regiment"  

Skene,  John  George,  Major,  77  Foot   ' 

Skill,  Henry  Herbert.  Captain,  n  Foot 

Skinner,  Russel,  Captain,  37  Foot 

Skipwith,  Grey,  Major,  Royal  Marines    

Sladen,  Joseph,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Slater,  James  Barry. *^' il/^i//or,  Bengal  Staff  Corps  , 

Slaughter,  Charles,*^'*  Captain  Royal  Marines  , 

Smith,  Albert  Ch^irles,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Engineers    

Smith.  Andrew  Wm.   Douglas, ♦^^  Barrack  Master,  Royal 

Marines  

Smith,  Joseph,  Major,  Royal  Fusiliers 

Smith,  St.  George  Alexander,  Captain,  (8  Foot   

Smyth,  Horatio  Francis,*^"  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery 

Smyth,  James  Stewart,  Captain,  17  Foot  

Smyth-Windham,  Joseph  Charles,**^'  Major,  Royal  Artillery. 

p.s.c.  Spalding,  Henry, *^^  Major,  104  Foot 

Sparks,  Edward  Tickell  Bayley,*^^  £t.Col.  North  Stafford- 
shire Regiment 

Spratt,  Michael,*'^^  Captain,  Royal  Marines   

Squirl,  Charles,  Captain,  74  Foot 

tiquirl,  Frederick,  Captain,  93  Foot 

Staioforth,  William.*"*^  Lt.Col.  Madras  Infantry   

Stanley,  John,  Captain,  47  Foot 

Staples.  Fred.  Blair,  Captain,  93  Foot 

Starr,  Edward  Henderson,*"^  Captain,  Roj'^al  Marine  Artillery 

Stebbing,  Frederick  Anderson,*'''^  Captain,  96  Foot    '.. 

Steinman.  MatraversH.  C.  Bernhard,*'''J/<7/or,Royal  Artillery 

Stewart,  Harry  Hutchinson  Augustus,  Major,  g  Foor 

Stewart,  James,*^*  Captain,  Staff OHicerof  Pensioners     

Stewart,,  John  Lorn,  Major,  18  Hussars 

Stewart,  Thomas  Brown,  X(.Co/.  Army  Service  Corps;  Armt/\ 

Servici'  Corps i 

Stokoe,  Richard,  Lt.Col.  Madras  Infantry  

Stoyte,  John,*72  Lt.Col.  East  Lancashire  Regiment 

Stracey,  Hardinge  Richard,  Captain,  gS  Pooc 

Stretteli,  Arnold  Dashwood.*"^  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps  ... 
p.K.c.  Stringer,  Frederick,  Major,  Welsh  Fusiliers;  Ooindg.) 

Battalion  Reserve  Rer/iment    y  {" 

Sfc«art,  William  Thomas,*?^  Major,  Bengal  Staff  Corps  2  Oct. 


I  Dec.  54 
4  May  60 
12  Sept. 57 


14  June  50 


12  June  57 
14  June  43 

6  July  70 

11  May  64 

12  Feb.  58 

29  Oct.  61 
14  June  45 
23  Aug.  61 
31  Mar.  63 

30  Dec.  53 


ty  Mar.  63 
Depart- 


20  Dec.  57 
13  Dec.  56 

21  May  58 
19  Jan.  55 

1  Mar.  62 

2  Dec.  51 
15  July  55 

17  Dec.  52 

28  Jan.  62 

18  Mar.  4.1 


24  June  57 
1 10  Mar.  61 
12  Jan.  62 
10  Apr.  66 
9  Jan.  6-^ 
29  Dec.  54 
I  June  60 
^  July  60 


9  Mar.  s 

3  Mny  64 

15  Aug,  60 

ij  Dec.  6; 

28  Oct.   55 

17  Dec.  62 

18  Apr.  63 
[8  Mar.  59 

I  Mar.  63 

27  Apr.  58 
20  May  51 

28  Oct.  71 

18  Oct.  64 
28  Jan.  62 

12  Apr.  64 

10  Oct.  49 
9  Mar.  67 

14  June  64 
20  Nov  54 
18  Dec.  61 

6  Mar.  67 
mental 
25  June  62 

9  Sept.  55 

11  Dec.  58 
3  May  66 

18  Dec.  61 
6  May  62 

13  Jan.  6g 
9  Dec.  59 

23  Apr.  63 

30  July  58 

10  May  6^ 

I  Apr.  63 


CAPTAIW. 


I  Apr.  70 
19  Aug.  73 

4  Jan.  71 

4  June  76  17  Dec 
27  Aug.  581  5  July  72 

I  Apr.  76  17  Dec. 


July  81 

July  81 

26  May  80 


2  Mar.  78 
T  Apr.  70 
8  Dec.  75 

22  Dec.  65 

27  Aug.  58 

6  July  82 

20  Oct.  6g 

8  June  67 

9  Nov.  67 
27  Aug.  58 

5  May  77 

0  Aug.  74 
4  Mar.  65 

1  Apr.  74 

7  Aug.  75 
Service 

10  Mar.  76 

3  Apr.  70 
14  Feb,  72 
19  Apr.  76 

I  Apr.  74 


2b  Sept.  84 
I  July  81 
I  Nov.  82 

16  Jan.  75 

5  JLiIy  72 


6  July  90 

1  July  8t 
8  June  67  24  June  76 

2  Feb.  8:}  I  Aug.  S3 
5  Aug.  64  15  Aug.  6g 
I  July  Si  18  Nov.  88 
I  July  81  t8  Feb.  82 

1  Oct.    77     2  Occ.     7g 

18  Dec.  81  18  Dec,  88 
I  Julv  81  I  July  36 
34i\  yi'^'  I  'I  Dec.  88 

25  June  82,25  June  87 

7  Aug.  78 '   r  July  8r 
23  Apr.  78 '.?4  Sept. 82 

I  Julv  81!  3  Sept.  84 

.  .  18  Dec.  81' 18  Dec.  88 

25  June 69!  8  May  80!   i  July  Si 

15  Nov.  79I  7  Apr.  85    g  M.iy  94 


I  Apr.  70 

19  Aug.  74 

I  Jan.  76 

12  Jan.  6o|-ioDec.  69 


14  Dec.  7031  Dec.  78 
to  May  77J  I  July  81 


4  Sept.  58 
9  Apr.  42 


23  Apr.  55 

23  Nov.  55 
I  May  58 


12  June  57 

2T  Feb.  bo 
S  Sept.  56 
9  Dec.  59 

16  Mar,  64 
3  Jan.  57 
9  May  56 

18  Aug.  54 

15  Jan.  60 
to  Nov.  65 
29  Mar.  4e 
II  Nov.  64 

Nov.  59 
20  Feb.  63 
9  Mar.  66 

8  Sept. 69 

26  Jan.  66 

9  Mar.  55 

3  July  64 
I  Mar.  64 
I  Oct.  73 
I  Apr.  59 
I  Apr.  59 

20  Apr.  47 
I  Nov.  60 

8  Sept.  58 

f2  June  60 

4  Jan.  61 
I  Apr.  63 

16  Nov.  60 

21  June  56 

9  Oct.  59 

9  Oct.  69 

27  July  47 

24  Sept.56 
31  May  59 

14  Nov.  6^ 

15  June  58 
1  Aug,  56 

7  May  48 
t2  Apr.  56 
^7  Aug.  58 
tg  Jan.  64 
15  Jan.  49 

8  Feb.  56 

mental 

tS  Jan.  64 

25  Dec.  67 
21  Sept.  60 
23  Oct.  67 

II  Jan.  67 

19  Feb.  61 
15  June  58 


Jan.  67 
7  Nov.  65 
II  Apr.  62 
:S  July  71 
I  Mar.  74 
II  Apr.  60 
24  Jan.  65 
7  Aug.  67 


30  Mar, 

1  July  81 
25  Nov.  82 
20  Dec.  77 

1  May  80 
"Mar 


21  May  86 

28  May  36 
1  July  81 

19  Nov.  81 
19  N'')V.  84 
2^  May  83 

29  Oct.  81 
10  Nov.  80 


ID  Oct.   78  26  Aug.  84 

3  Mar.  74  I  July  81 
5  Oct.  58  I  Jan.  63 
I  July  77  31  Dec.  83 

ig  Aug.  72  28  Aug.  80 
21  Aug.  66  17  Nov.  79 
20  Aug.  79  I  July  81 
to  Apr.  78  ro  Apr.  86 
23  Jan.  75    7  Jan.  82 

4  Nov.  59  5  July  7j 
12  July  71    S  June  81 


2  Nov.  75124  Nov.  77 
I  July  8ij  10  Jan.  Sg 

3  Mar.  82,  1  Mar.  88 
5  July  72'  I  Aug.  72 
I  Occ.    77  16  Feb.  78 

c6  Nov.  80  17  Dec. 


I  Jan.  94 
I  Feb.  a2 

1  Jan.  69 
31  Dec.  go 

4  Oct.  80 
rg  May  St. 

r  Apr.  8-j 
■o  Apr.  g2 
ij  Nov.  S3 

2  Feb.  78 
I  July  81 


5  Jan.  66  29  Aug.  78'  7  Aug.  80 

26  Jan.  84  I  Aug.  90,  I  Aug.  97 
I  Oct.  7119  Feb.  79  3  Apr.  82 
4Sept.7oj  4  Sept  78  30  Apr.  84 
I  Aug.  54  10  Nov.  68j   2  Nov.  72 

24  Aug.  73!   (  July  81    8  Jan.  88 

3  Aug.  67    2  July  78  :S  Jan,  87 

I  Api'.  70!  1  Jaly  81  L'7  Mar.  83 

27  Apr.  70,18  June  81'  1  July  81 
t  Jan    76I  I  Sept.S2!i5  Dec.  89 

12  June  67J  5  Nov.  80,  i  Jul}'  81 
6  July  67 1  8  Sept.  75  23  Apr.  Si 
9  Feb.  68  II  Nov.  78  22  Dec.  80 

t4  S9pt.78    I  July  81'tS  Jan.  88 

22  June  55124  Mar.  71]  2  Nov.  72 


8  July  62|   5  -A-pr.  76 

I  Apr.  7o|   I  July  81 

4  Nov.  731  4  Nov.  81 

21  Nov.  62I27  Feb.  77 

26  July  66  14  Ju'.y  79 


2  Feb.  58 

7  May  61 

23  Nov.  65 

15  Jan.  73 

16  Apr.  58 
2  Sept.  6? 

Service 

I  Jan.  74 
I  July  79 
18  Dec.  66 
14  Mar.  74 

1  Apr.  75 

2  Oct.   72 
9  Apr.  61 


29  Sept.  89 
I  July  81 

4  Nov.  87 
17  May  78 

5  Feb.  80 
5  July  72  25  Deo.  74 

4  July  74  I  July  81 
2  Nov.  721  4  Apr.  Z<i 
I  July  81]  5  Feb.  83 

5  July  72(  I  Apr.  75 
21  Nov.  76  : 


2  Jan.  82 
S  Jan.  83 

1  May  80 
4  Mar.  82 

2  July  83 

2  Oct.   80 
16  May  74 


21  Aug.  81 
tr  Dec.  83 

2  Jan.  88 

8  Jan.  90 
29  Scpt.80 

4  Mar.  88 

2  July  gc 

9  Oct.   83 
24  Nov.  76 


633 


Lieidenant  Colonels  Betired  on  Full  or  Betlred  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. 


COBNET, 
2nd  LIEUT. 

orEHaiGN. 


Swete,  Charles  Denroohe/:'  Li  Col.  I"'lif "  S'^f  °<"^P=  ■ 

SwiBtou,  Arthur,  i'-C^'- ^o/^Hl^^^S?"  A^"'l^%3 

Symon?.  Henry  George.  J/.'./."'-,  Madras  &taa  Corps  . 


?S^!;e«S|SS;;,^^rRoyafCkrs(^^ 
Tarlcton.Iame^Hem-.Yi«;v-,54Fo 

?a?  or'  #rank  in  Chambers;  Major.  ^I^i-'f  f '^^  IZ''"  

J^^^S^^C  SS^r&a  Ke.i:: 

ThlSald  Charles^P^rcy,  mii.  RoyaUBombay)  Art>Uery  ... 
TheobaUl,CottoDK-C.,.'.-.-F^^^^^ 

TtotlelUwayte,Airre^moU^«                          Yorkshire  Regt.  ... 
Thomas,  Hy- Ivan  fg"^H»j'^^  >>:iIaJor,  Bengal  Staff  Corijs 
Itn^^Z-  "Hofardlriey?'^;/-.  HoyalWines ;   Ite-, 
Thomnsbn,  .Tohn  Charles,  Cajitain,  io8  toot^ 


tarv  Sniqht  of  Windsor  iDfl„„ 

ArliUeril  Eastfrn  Dioisum  Royal  ArUUeril   } 

Tr^  wmiam  Henry  V.  ilajvr,  Royal  Marines 

Travors  Sir  Guy  Francis  Clarke, ii"r/.«.t«/.lristi  Kinas    ... 

TreevT'Henry  Richard,-"'  ilajor.  Border  Regiment 

Trevllvan!wllter  Rale.Vh,  Major.  Bombay  Staff  Corps^. 
irolter,  Heniy,«^  CB.  Royal  (Bengal)    Engineers  ;    U.M. ) 
Conml  ffsntra;,  Boumaiim    ..........■■•■■••■■•■-••■"•— ;•-• 


25  June  61 


23  July  54 
I  June  60 
27  Feb.  55 
14  May  58 
12  Nov.  59 
20  Dec.  48 


16  Aug.  64 
9  Dec.  59 
5  May  56 
24  Jan.  65 
14  Aug.  60 


25  June  73 
4  Feb.  74 
23  July  66 
29  June  70 
18  Dec.  67 


8  Nov.  6s  1  Sept.  73 
28  Aug.  61  -.2  Nov.  71 
15  Nov.  53  18  Feb.  61 

12  Apr.  64  29  Jan.  77 
14  Apr.  58  14  Feb.  60  19  June  72 

13  Oct.  63  14  May  76 
14  May  55  s  Mar.  58,20  Nov.  67 
29  June  48  28  Feb.  57    7  May  59 

8  June  55  27  Aug.  58  21  July  64 
4  Mar.  55    2  Oct.  55  31  Mar.  63 

16  Mar.  55  26  Oct.  55^2  Jan.  64 

9  July  62  23  Aug.  64  27  Aug.  70 
18  Dec.  60 


MAJOR 


LI  BUT. 
COLONEL. 


31  Dec.  59 
5  Apr.  64 

7  June  61 

14  Oct.  68 

8  Dec.  51 


22  Mar.  65 
6  Dec.  67 

23  Aug.  61 
13  July  67 

26  July  62 

27  Aug.  70 
23  Oct.  52 


10  Apr.  55  26  Feb.  58 
2  Oct.  63  II  Deo.  66 


18  Dec.  72 
I  July  81 

I  Apr.  70 

28  May  70 
31  Oct.   74 

29  June  78 
16  Sept.6o 
23  Nov.  60 
10  Mar.  75 


25  June  8 

28  July  80 
23  July  74 
27  Apr.  81 

1  July  81 
I  July  81 

12  Nov.  79 
zo  Dec. 
J I  Aug.    _ 

1  July  8 1 

13  May  83 
22  Sept.  80 

5  July  71" 
I  Aug.  72 
I  Oct.  77 
I  Oct.  77 
I  Julv 

18  Dec. 

6  Dec. 

8  Dec.  77 
5  Nov.  84 
I  July  81 

i8  July  82 

22  Mar.  70 

29  Dec.  73 
I  Jnly  81 


17  July  66  18  Sept.  78 

19  Jan.  =9' 13  July  60,24  Jan.  73 

:22  .Tune  58^28  Sept.  71 

i6July  61  14  Feb.  64  23  Oct.  75 
30  Jan.  63  30  Mar.  66  30  Mar.  70 


27  Aug.  57 
4  Oct.   57 


TrottT  jX'MliVbray^^Ca;,...-.  Bengal  Staff  Corps 

Trvdell  John  Frederick,""  Captain, s^  Foot  ■■•■•■■■ 

?7pu™\fGeoil.e  Lyon,  3/«>r,  Royal  Mar,^^^^^ 

T.iTOlinll   Svdnev  Drummond.*'-'  Lt.Col.  Indian  btau  (...orps 

burner  Frederick  Cooper,«=  Lt.Col.  Northampton  Regiment 

Turner  Thomas  Baskett,  Major,  102  toot    •;:••■•"• - 

T^s  Godfrey,"-  Maior.  R.  (Bombay)  Artillei7   

?^ford,  WilUam  JolUffe,-' Cy/^'-i",  =3  Foot 

Twynam,  Geddes  Sansom,'"  3f_;.Jor,  13  Foot 

SSkffS^L^J-e^^l.^-'^ySerViceCirps 

Swr'jTn'o™^sH?;S^oVT'^J»^Gor-do 

vin  e  e ur  WUliam  Richard,  Major.  Norfolk  Regiment 

vtn  Heytluisen,  Gerard,^"'  3/„>-,  West  Yorkshire  Regiment 
Vau.'htOTi,  Theophilus,  Captain.  ^oya.\MATmea....^.^.^..^.^.. 
Voyle  Francis  Ranken  Cave,'»='  Major,  Bengal  Staff  Corps 

S>'ct°  ries  Wa?rfn^-' i%r^ 

Wa  kei-;  Se?bert  John  Ouchterloiiy,  itfa/o,-.  Royal  Artillery, 

Walker  John  Bridges,»sJ/../or  Royal  Artillery  

Walker,  John  Selby,'"  Major.  Black  Watch 

Wall,  James,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  ...^........  •• :  v;:\- 

Wallace,  Nesbit  WiUoughby,""  Major.  King's  Royal  Rifles 

Waller,  Robert,  Major.  West  Riding  ReRiment  

Walsh   Adolphus  Frederick,^'^  Captatn,  .0  I'oot 

wtlte^.  Hubert  I  angton,-»  Major,  Bomba.y  Staff  Corps 

Walter  Charles  John,^'*  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  tons 

Ward,  Arthur  Clitherow.  Lt.Col.  Royal  i.ugineer.1    

Ward,  Arthur  Edward,  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  l^orpb..^........ 

Warde,  Charles  Arthur  Madan,  Major,  R.  (Bengal)  Artillery 

Warden,  Francis,"*  Major,  106  Foot 

Ware,  Charles,  Captain,  86  Foot 

Warm"-  Henry, ^''  Major,  2  Foot "■" 

WateoS;  Joshua  Rowley,"'  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps    . 

Watts,  Ponsonby  William,  Major,  Irish  Regiment    

Way,  Edward  Daniel.  Major,  105  Foot 

Wells,  William  Henry,  Major,  Royal  Marines •■■•••■■: 

Western,  James  Halifax,  CMO.  Major,  R.  (Bengal)  Eng; 

Whale   Thomas  Martin,  Major,  Royal  Marmes 

Whalliy,  Percy  Charles,  Majm;  Royal  ArtiUery ...  ••■••••• 
WheatleV,  Chas. Robertson  EUott,  Lt.Col.  R.  (Bombay)  Art.... 
Wheeler,  Edward,"''  Major.  Royal  Marine  Artdlery 

Wheelev,  James  Seager,  DL.  Captain.  8  Foot 

Whish,  John  Tiilloch,^-"  Lt.Col.  Bengal  Staff  Corps  .^ 
■iVhite  George  Frederick,'^!  tt.Col.  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry 

White'  Hy.  Jeivis  Jervis-,  Major,  Middlesex  Regiment    

White  Raymond  Wallace  Bsmonde.iLru./or.Inniskilhng  las.  . 

Wickham,  Edmund  Hill,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery  

Wightou,  Edward,  Lt.Col.  Royal  Artillery        

Wifkiuson,  Edward  Grant,  Major.  Royal  Marines....... 

Wilkinson  WilUam  Edmund,  Major,  Dorsetshire  Regiment, 
WilUams,  Richard  Harry,  Majw;  Royal  Engmeers 


19  Dec.  60 

23  Mar.  47 

26  Oct.  55 

3  Jan.  6 

8  Aug.  65 


2  Mar.  60 

13  June  60 

8  June  60 

I  Jan.  62 
23  June  52 

14  Apr.  59 
8  Sept.68 

26  Feb.  70 


4  Nov.  60'  5  Nov.  67 


5  June  87 
I  Jan.  89 

19  Feb.  79 
I  July  81 
I  July  81 

13  Sept.  84 
12  Nov.  85 

24  Apr.  72 
21  Sept.S7 

25  Sept.  87 

24  Nov.  86 

7  Nov.  81 

8  Apr.  75 

14  July  75 
7  July  So 

12  Dec.  83 

6  Sept.89 
I  Feb.  83 

6  Dec.  93 

I  July  81 

5  Nov.  84 

6  Ma.y  82 

18  July  87 

25  Nov.  74 
1  July  Si 
I  July  S£ 


27  June84l  5  Mar.  S7 
I  July  81  26  Jan.  S 


18  June  78 
I  July  81 
I  July  81 
1  July  81 


9  Sept.82 

10  Dec.  81 

I  July  88 

9  Jan.  go 


1  Apr,   .  .       I 

4  Oct.  69'  4  Oct.  77  20  May  S3 

3  Aug.  72  30  Nov.  78  29  July  87 

28  Nov.  69 '19  Dec.  80   8  July  84 


23  July  58 
3  Aug.  67 
3  Jan.  77 

30  Nov.  78 


5  July  72    3  Jan.  78 

24  Mar.  79    7  Sept. 80 

I  Jan.  84  23  Jan.  91 


21  June  83 


I  Apr.  75  28  Dec.  80 


II  Dec.  49  29  Aug.  541 14  Feb.  59]  15  Aug.  68 
26  July  55  23  Apr.  53!  II  Aug.  63!  i  Oct.  77 
18  Oct.  45  23  July  47  II  Jan.  58J  5  July  72 
24  June  63  15  Jan.  67  i2_Apr.  79  24  June  84 

Depart-- 1    mental 
16  Dec.  57    I  Mar.  61 
16  Mar.  60  30  Jan,  63 
16  Dec.  59  23  Jan.  63 

3  Oct.  62 1  6  Feb.  66 
15  Aug.  48!  7  Nov.  51 


9  Oct.  63 

Jan.  58 

31  Jan.  65 


2  June  58 
28  Apr.  63 


26  Mar.  58 
23  Aug.  61 
16  Mar.  55 
20  Dec.  57 
2  Oct.  60 


21  Nov.  65 
II  Dec.  57 

9  June  55 
21  Oct.  62 

5  June  57 

7  Nov.  62 

8  July  62 
4  Sept.58 

23  Dec.  C9 


5  Mar.  68 

Oct.   59 

May  71 

14  June  64 

27  Aug.  58 

8  May  67 
I  Apr.  61 
4  Jan.  61 

18  July  65 

9  Sept.55 
20  May  58 

I  Jan.  62 
I  Nov.  60 
8  Sept.68 


13  Mar.  58 


31  July  57 
12  Mar.  61 
30  June  65 
:8  Nov.  63 
8  Nov.  61 


28  Oct.  59 


Service 
20  May  64 
14  Sept.  67 
14  Mar.  68 
iB  Sept.  75 
7  Oct.  59 
9  Oct.  75 
13  Feb.  66 
31  Jan.  77 

27  Feb. 77 
31  July  68 

2  July  74 

28  Sept.  74 
23  Jan.  69 

23  Dec.  74 
4  Nov.  64 

20  Dec.  69 
2  Oct.  72 

24  Aug.  73 


25,»i  yrs. 
I  Oct.   77 

8  May  8: 
I  July  81 

29  Oct.  81 
5  July  72 

9  Oct.  83 
29  Nov.  78 
31  Jan.  85 

I  Sept.  83 
31  Dec.  78 
1  July  8 
I  July  8 
9  June  80 
I  July  81 

1  Oct.  77 
20  Dec.  77 

2  Oct.  80 
I  July  8 


8  Sept.68  21  Nov.  77)21  Nov.  85 
27  Aug.  58  22  Feb.  67*22  Sept.  75 

8  Feb.  57  30  July  62,13  May  74 
23  Mar.  66    I  Apr.  70  13  Mar.  80 

13  Apr.  58  5  May  64123  Oct.  75 
26  Jan.  66    7  Nov.  74I  7  Nov.  82 

19  July  68  14  Nov.  76]  I  July  Si 

14  Apr.  62!  6  Nov.  70    7  July  80 
1  June  63  20  July  77    i  July  81 

8  June6o|24  Aug.  73    i  Jnly  81 

20  Apr.  60  30  Oct.  72  20  Sept.So 
22  June  59123  Dec.  71  23  July  79 

9  Dec.  59!  I  Aug.  72  30  June  80 
24June68|   I  Jan.  79  12  Sept.87 

20  Sept.58  30  June  63!  I  Oct.  77 
30  Jnly  62  12  Mar.  73  12  Mar.  81 

29  May  69'  I  July  72'  i  July  81 

30  Mar.  6(i|22  Mar.  71  [  i  July  81 
16  June 66: 17  Mar.  74'  i  July  81 

21  Dec.  'ig'  I  Mar.  72'i3Sept.79 
25June62|  I  Apr.  75:25  June 82 

I  July  74 1 19  July  84 1  I  Feb.  92 

29  July  62!i2Dec.  68^  i  July  Bi 

1  Oct.   ■i8J27  June  72'i3  Sept. 79 


6  May  91 
18  June  81 

I  Aug.  72 

30  Nov.  78 
Dec.  75 

24  June  91 
Dec.  88 

23  June  80 

24  Aug.  8i 

18  Jan.  82 

11  Nov.  S2 

22  Oct.  73 
I  Mar.  85 

15  Jan.  79 

31  Jan.  91 

20  Sept.  87 
8  Oct.   82 

25  July  83 
29  Oct.  88 
24  Jan.  86 

7  May  86 

12  Feb.  Si 

1  Oct.   82 

2  Oct.  87 
5  Dec.  87 

21  Nov.  91 

19  July  76 
31  Oct.  77 
■  I  July  81 
ig  May  So 

7  Nov.  88 
29  Apr.  91 
II  Sept.  80 

23  Dec.  87 

27  Jan.  87 

8  June  82 

11  June  S4 

21  July  86 
j2  Sept.  94 

20  Aug.  79 

12  Mar.  87 

26  Mar.  90 
29  Dec.  83 
15  Nov.  84 
29  Oct.  86 

I  Oct.  80 
I  Feb.  go. 

22  Nov.  84 

28  May  84 


Lieutenant  Colonels  .y  Majors  Eetired  on  Fall  or  Retired  Fay  or  on  a  Pension.  634 


■Wilmer,  Louis  Worthiugton,^-  Captain,  12  Foot 

Wilson,  William Horace,5a3ji/-„;o^Q^fQj.^gj^j.g  Light'liifaii"  >' 
try  ;  Hon.  Lt.Colonel  late  6  Baftalion  Rifle  Brigade  \ 

Winter,  Henry  Burton,  Major,  Roval  Fusiliers 

Wintle.  Alfred  Tritton,"*  Major,  Koyal  Artillery".!. 

Wise,  Dacres  William.^"  j/-j,^o^^  Bengal  Staff  Corps 

AVoIseley.  John  St.  George,  Major,  Cheshire  Regiment 

Wood,  Orlando  Robert  William,  Captain,  Royal  Marines 

Wood,  Thomas,5~7  Lf.Col.  Royal  Artillery [[  " 

Woods,  James  Audrew,s2s  Major,  102  Foot \...''. 

WooUcombe-Adams,  Edward',  Major,  Royal  Artiiiery'"!!! 

Wright,  William  Henry.  Mojor,  Royal  Artillery ."  " 

Wroot.  William  Henry."*  ji/'„/o,.,  Rjval  Marines 

Wyllie,  Robert  John  Humphrey.^ai  Lt.Col.  Indian  StaffCorps 

Wynch,  Alexiinder,  Major.  Royal  (Madras)  Artillery    

Wj-ndham,  Charles  John,^^-'  Lf.Col.  Irish  Rifles 

Wyuter.  Arthur  Leyeester,  Major, Kin^'a  Own  Scottish  Bord! 
YaUlw.yu,  Alfred  Georj?e,=^^  DSO.  Lt.Col.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Youncr,  Henry  Roberts,"'  Major,  Dorset  Reg-iment 
Young,  William  Hope.^as  Lf.Col.  Indian  StaffCorps   . 


COENET,  j 
21ld  LIBUT. 
or  ENSIGN, 


LIECT. 


23  Oct.    55 

12  Dec.  63 
II  Feb.  62 


14  Anr.  49 
r3  Dec.  61 
26  June  60 


20  Mar.  55 


Majors. 


Abbott,  Augustus  Keith,i  Mi\jor,  Bengal  Staff  CoriJS  30  Dec.  64    S  Sent. 


125  Sepc.s; 

^o  Mar.  67 

'21  June  64 
!  8  June  60 
\  I  Jan.  51 
17  Sept.  64 
16  Feb.  64 
19  June  60 
12  Jan.  57 
1  Nov.  60 

1  Nov.  60 
5  July  56 

II  Jan.  67 
27  Aug.  58 
■23  Apr.  67 
29  June  66 

2  Dec.  69 
4  June  60 

29  May  73 


CAPTAIN.  I      MAJOR. 


Airey,  Robert  Henry  Burrell,^  Captaiti,  9  Foot 

Aldridge,  Edward,^*  Major,  Royal  Ai-Dillery  (District  Otficer)..' 

Alexan  ter,  Frederick  Gordon, ■*  Major,  Indian  StaffCorps  ... 

Alexander,  Robert  Hoinfray,^  Cupf.  R.  Marine  Artillery  

Allen,  William  Tankerville,^  Major,  Royal  Marines  

Anderson,  David,  Captaiti,  Coast  Brigade  of  Artillery 

Anrirews,  Alfred,    Major,   Coast    Battalion    of   Engineers') 
(Quarter  Master,  25  Sept.  70;  Son.  Captain,  27  July  79)  [R]  j 

Annesley,  Oliver  Francis  Theodore,  Major,  Royal  Artillery... 

Anstice,  Robert,  Henry,  J/«7/or,  Border  Regiment;  S^on.  Co).  ) 
I  Aberdeenvhire  Engineer  Volunteers    ...) 

Archdale,  James  Blackwood,  Major,  Army  Ordnance  Depart.. 

Atkinson,  Augustus  Williams  Henry,  Captain,  i  W.  India  Regt. 

Austin,  Alfred,  Major,  6  Foot 

Bailev,   Richard,  Capt.    Royal  Artillery  (District  Officer);") 
Moil.  Colonel  i  Orkney  Volunteer  ArfilUry  J 

BairusJ'ather,  Thomas  Henry,  Major,  Indiin  StaffCorps  

Baker,  Thomas,^  Major,  Suffolk  ReErimeut  

Bale,  John  Edward,"  Major,  1  West  India  Regiment    

Banks,  Joseph  Henry,^  ilf'r/or,  7  Dragoon  Guards 

Bnrker,  William  Henry, ^0  Captain,  50  Foot  

Bate,  Henry  Reginald,  Captain,  13  Foot 

Baugh,  Guillum  Scott,*'  Major,  Indian  Scaff  Corps 

Beadnell,  Charles  Edward,  Major.  Royal  Artillery   

Boag'n,  Edward  George  Daves",  Major,  Madras  StaffCorps  ... 

Beaumont,  Walter  Henry,'-  Captain,  102  Foot 

Bell,  John  Charles.*^  Captain,  47  Foot 

Bellasis,  George  MontaU,  Major,  Bengal  StaffCorps  . 

Bellis,  John  Francis,  Major,  Somerset  Light  Infantry 

Bereaford, Hamilton  De  laPoer,  ^^  Major,  Royal  Marine  Artillery- 
Best,  Thomas  William,  Captain,  West  Riding  Regiment 

Bethuae,  Henry  Beauclerk,  Captain.  Hampshire  Regiment 
Bigg,  Frederick,  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Blackett, Charles  Francis,'^  Captain,  Rifle  Brigade   

Blackwood-Price,  James  Nugent.'^  Major,  King's  Royal  Rifles 
Blair,  James,  Captain,  Royal  (Madras)  Artillery 

Blaxland,  Arthur  Hughes, *'  Major,  Royal  Marines  

Bleazby,  Francis  Bernard. ''^  Captain,  26  Foot , 

Bloomfield,  Frederick  William,  Captain,  6  Dragoons    , 

Boileau,  Lewis  Maltby,'^  Maior,  Indian  S.C. ;  Reserve  Regt,  ... 

Boileau,  William  Simeon,  Captain,  Royal  Engineers 

Bolton,  Harry  John,-''  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Bolton,  Hen.  Francis  Somerset, 20  Captain,  18  Foot;  Military  t 

Knight  of  IVtndsor S 

Bovill,  Charles  Edward,  Major,  Inniskilling  Fusiliers 

Broadfoot,  William, 22  Ct7^^ai?i,  Royal  (Bengal)  Engineers  

Brown,  Henry  James,  Capt.  105  Foot;  Ron.  Colonel  late  5") 

Bn.  Munster  ^usilien J 

Bruce,  George  Ward  Cole,^  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Brutton,  Edw.~''  Capt.  57  F.;  Captain  of  Invalids,  Ckel^sea  Hospital 

Brutton,  Robert  Abemethie,-^  Captain,  Royal  Marines 

Budd,  David  Carruthers,  Captain,  20  Hussars 

Buller,  Walter  Gregory,  Captain,  94  Foot 

Burton,  William  Penn,^  Captain,  Royal  Marine  Artillery  

Busfeild,  John,  Captain,  79  Foot    

!!?(£  Butler,  Thomas  Adair,^'  Captain,  roi  Foot    

Carbonaro,  Ernest,'^  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps ;  Reseroe  Regt. 

Carpenter,  George,  Captain,  60  Rifles 

Carstairs,  Charles,  Major,  South  Lancashire  Regiment  

Carter,  Arthur  Shaenj^  Captain,  si  Foot;  Capt.  of  Invalids,  } 

Chelsea  Hospital    S 

*Cavarra,  Alfred.^o  Ifa/or,  Royal  Malta  Artillery 

*Cavarra,  Gniseppe,  Captain,  Royal  Malta  Fencible  Artillery 
Chamberlayne,  Taukerville  James,^'  MP.  for  Southampton,  5 

JBTa/or,  South  Stafford  Regt i 

Chapman,  George  Alesander.^H  Major,  North  Stafford  Regt. 
Christian,  George  Arnold,  Captain,  Cheshire  Regiment  


30  Apr.  5S    7  Jan.  62 
14  Apr.  80 


7  Dec.  70 
c4  June  63 


28  Oct.  71 
15  July  72 
I  July  67 
4  Nov.  59 


28  Dec.  66  --i 


18  Dec.  6s 

Dec.  6g 

|ii  Sept. 73 

2  Nov.  55  17  Sept.  58 
II  .Tune  52   8  Sept.  54 

7  July  8^ 

3  Mar.  81 


13  Aug.  79 
12  Apr.  64 
16  Oct.   63 

z6  June  67 
26  Feb.  56 
9  Nov.  55 
12  Nov.  70 


20  June  58 
9  June  54 
II  Dec.  57 


I  Aug.  6S 
8  Mar.  67 
8  Oct.   71 

26  Oct.  60 
7  Jan.  62 

28  Oct.  71 

17  Dec.  62 
I  Jan.  62 

23  Nov.  56 
3  Dec.  58 


7  Aug.  67:26  Sept. 67 
3  July  6o|  8  Jan.  64 
......         6  Dec.  67 

g  Oct.   63  15  May  6' 
7  Nov.  65    I  Apr.  68 

jio  July  67 

30  Mar.  58,10  May  61 
10  Oct.  65I11  Jan.  6g 
13  June  45!  7  Oct.  49 
28  Dec.  64I  3  Aug.  67 
23  Nov.  55)  I  Feb.  56 
28  Aug.  63:25  Nov 
July  68  28  Oct.   71 


LIEUT. 
COLONEL, 

I  July  81 

26  Nov.  84. 

19  Dec.  se- 
ll Jan.  83 
23  Apr.  73 
19  Dec.  87 
9  Sept.82 
I  Oct.  87 
H  Feb.  77 
9  Jan.  84. 
9  Jan.  84 
25  Aug.  8a 
4  4.ug.  89 
7  Nov.  77 
10  Jan.  89 
23  Sept.  85 
14  Sept.gz 
21  June  87 
29  May  QQ 


2SMar.  83!2o  Apr.  94 

I  Apr.  70!  I  Jil.y  81 

30  Apr.  6ij23  iJay  74 

9  Mar.  91 1 1.3  Aug.  95 
13  Aug.  99 
3  Apr.  82 

1  July  81 
:S  Aug.  85 

2  Feb.  78 


13  Aug.  90 

10  Apr.  78 

11  July  74 
4  Sept.  80 
I  Apr.  73 

8  Nov.  74 

12  Nov.  82 

9  Oct.  75 
20  Jan.  70 
30  July  62 

I  Apr.  70 


24  Nov.  77 
12  Nov.  goi 
I  Nov.  82 
20  Jan.  78 
9  Aug,  73 
I  July  Si 


28  Feb.  55 


23  Jan.  63 
12  Sept.  63 


12  Feb.  58 


15  Mar.  55 
30  Dec.  53 

8  June  60 
30  Sept.  59 

16  May  48 
30  Mar.  60 

9  June  54 
19  Dec.  77 

4  Jan.  60 
19  Apr.  64 

24  Sept.  58 


9  Feb.  38 

20  June  68 

21  Aug.  73 
30  Aug.  64124  Apr.  69 


14  Mar.  ^s 

17  July  72 

27  Dec.  66 

21  June  67 

8  June  60 

6  June  60 

9  June  73 

26  Feb.  56 

7  Dec.  54 
9  Mar.  67 

22  Feb.  6 
16  Nov.  49 
12  May  63 

23  Nov.  56 

1  Sept.  80 
31  Jan.  65 

18  Dec.  57 

27  May  62 

2  May  68 
10  May  45 

28  Oct.  71 


7  Aug.  7s;  7  Aug.  86 
24  Mar.  75 1  I  July  8 
19  Sept.771  I  Dec.  81 
27  Sept.  76, 20  Oct.  83 
15  June  79  i6  Nov.  84 

I  Apr.  791  rg  Nov.  84 
13  Apr.  72    6  July  8 

8  Dec.  77;  2  Mar.  8 

27  Aug.  58    4  May  70 

5  Dec.  79  28  Dec.  85 
I  Apr.  70  I  July  81 
3  Aug.  72  30  May  85 

10  July  81  22  July  88 

18  Mar.  62  I  July  81 
17  July  84117  July  92 

I  Apr.  74  26  Feb.  81 

I  July  76  21  Sept. 83 
I  Apr.  74  30  June  81 

23  June  75  18  Oct.  79 

8  Jan.  Ss'igJunegs 
I  Apr.  70  I  July  81 
7  July  64    4  Sept.75 

28  May  73  23  Mar.  81 
I  July  76  21  July  So 
7  Ma^'  59'  8  June  72 

16  June  77  ID  Apr.  80 
16  Jan.  63  30  Sept. 74 

19  Dec.  8S  ig  Dec.  97 
30  Apr.  73  10  Feb.  81 
10  Juno  71  13  Aug.  83 

6  Mar.  72'   i  Jan.  81 

5  May  84  iS  Feb.  91 
22  June  58    I  Feb.  71 

12  Jan.  81    q  July  84 

28  Apr.  So    2  Jan.  86 

13  Mar.  78  28  June  83 


635 


Majors  Betired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. 


Clarke,  Robert  Stuart.  3I.,Jo^;  Somerset  Light  Infantry 

CoVemai   Wiliiam.^'  Captaiu.  Coast  Bngade  of  Artillery 

Collins,  Caleb,  C,:ptnu,,  51  Foot   ■„^-.    ■__, 

Collis;Gu.tav.sW^BenT,;C,,/,^^^^^^^^^^^^^^  

ronoly'wnurm,"c5/"i'.:Shr^^^^  

SoSk  AlexanfleT>«  JA/--.  I-d-^in  Staff  Corps  

S°^-tw^ASS[S.ClI?li^^^^o^B™«alStaSbor^ 

gook;,  James,  3/./or,  East  Lancash.re  Res.ment  

>i  '    Tr^iiovf  Willisini    Captain,  42  Foot 

goXr'fota    C.r;>f.'r6oas\  Brigade  of  ArtiUery 

^ZZ:,  »e'r  F^edenck  Jame^.'o  f^.a,,,.  Welsh  Fusiliers 

5anioll,  Robert  Hollord."  3ra>.  Indian  bta*  Corps  

rfZltor  'f  unitary  Primn,,  Great  Britan,  ..       ) 

Da«y'  ThomaB,«  cjtai,,.  Coast  Brigade  »/ ArtiUery 


COttNET, 
2ndLIEUT. 
OrBNSIGN. 

25  June  58 
5  Mar.  61 


9  Jan.  61 
9  Jan.  63 
7  Aug.  55 
27  Apr.  60 
24  Apr.  58 


4  June  61  29  Aug.  74 
28  Aug.  63  21  Sept.  72 
9  Dec.  59I  3  Aug.  72 
6  Feb.  66  I  Oct.  74 
8  Nov.  68  13  Oct.  78 
17  Api.  ''6  24  Sept.73 
t4  Apr.  59  3  Aug.  67 
I  Dec.  65  12  May  75 
1  Dec,  62  27  Feb.  75 


17  Mar.  55 
31  Jail.  63 
26  June  56 
16  Mar.  58 

2  Mar.  66 

3  Aug.  6u 
T2  Sept  61 


30  Dec.  53 

2  Dec.  61 

3  June  65 

31  Aug.  55 
14  Jan.  80 

t6  Aug.  50 


CAPTAIN. 


24  Sept.  58 
16  May  48 
16  June  5 1 
3  Jan.  63 


I  Dec.  63 


Da  vies 


Thomas  Henry ,  Captain,  2  West  India  Regiment.. 


E^^^:^'i£ir'^^^l^^'^^^ 


n„dd,  Simon  Antl^ny,  (^.a.;^o,^amp^n^I^^ 
I  Foot 


9  Feb.  64 

8  Dec.  41 

13  Feb.  66 

23  Aug.  64 


Down  Augustus  Tbor 

S™*^'' J  JoSn  SI;  Acfo"r^^J^°«   Lancaster 

^7otnAT,  irhir  George,  idjor.  Royal  Artillery 

KmbwSnrArthur  Vincent  »C.^(a„.,  -  Hu^^ars 

gse^;r^vSir'^^5r:^^^ts;e;^^Sir^tom.vj":- 

uuvaii,  »■!■■.»"  •■'  c<iDlni>i   Hamiwhire  Regiment   

lS^F;eSlek'Mnrtm;,?'5A-.;.,    Ro.W.    Marines,   Bri,a.ie  Uaior, 

E,s:f'SGS:n::o^;»y^i(Bom^^^^ 

i;l^r^SyGSe!Si:S^:^^Ro^^Snes3;,^i,i;-ii.]' 

of  Temhuland ■ ^'''ti.",', 

pioint-    HeorT  "  l/u/ni-,  Indian  Stan  Corps  

EnJlIndAl?^amler,«J/«/<>'-.  Bengal  Staff  Corps 

Kv£ns,  Augustine.  C-J-'o'^pojal  Marmes      ........^..... 

Evre   Thomas  Haughton,  3/iyui-,  Indian  Staff  Corps    

_-'.     '    -r,   _  1  ._;„!.  r-^r,^    r'.m/, Jill    102  Foot  , 


9  May 
4  Sep:.67 


26  July  43 
5  Mar.  61 


18  feb.  71 
20  Sept.  56 

7  Feb.  71 
2  Feb.  59 
4  June  61 

12  Feb.  70 
g  Oct.    63 

29  July  6: 
24  Dec.  70 

4  Dec.  54 
■%  Aug.  68 

9  Apr.  70 
9  June  57 
I  Dec.  80 

1  Mar.  53 

9  Aug.  75 
24  Sept.62 

29  Jan.  50 

5  Dec.  55 

6  Oct.  71 
27  Jan.  76 

8  Jan.  68 

10  Mar.  -7  5 
31  Jan.  65 

30  Dec. 

13  Feb. 

2  May  68 
15  July  72 

4  Mar.  61 
2  Aug.  70 

19  July  64 
8  May  49 

26  Apr.  64] 


UAJOU. 


18  July  6, 
1  Jan.  64 
T2  June  58 


3  Aug.  47 


4  Jan.  58 
26  Oct.  55 


%t':^  '^^^J^'i^^c^pSS^-^-rindian  staff  corps;  i^«.r..B^^ 

Fair  Alexander  William,  Major.  Northamptonshire  Regiment 

Fansl«we?Edward  Cardwell,  Major,  Royal  Engineers  

Farlev  Thomas.'^  Major,  Norfolk  Regiment 

Fenton,  George,  afu;or,  Middlesex  Regiment  

^^^^"^n'S^'^l^n^^^J^^fseafbrthHighi^^^^^ 

f  e"ir  WUliam"  rS.n'Tc.V"'-  Fo'^ot,  Ho.Lt.CoUaU,  Bn  Suffolk  Beg, 

Fmch  John  Sevmour  Wynne,  Captain.  Royal  Horse  Guards 

Fisher,  Arthur  Thomas,  Cjj.tan  21  Hussars 

wjt^irsrnld  John  Gore,  Captain,  Royal  Marines 

F,u&erald,  wniiam  Ribert,  Captain,  Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery     

Fletcher  Samuel.'  Major.  1  West  India  Regiment.. 

FordTce;  Alexander  Hingvuill.'"  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Forte,  Cockburn,  Maior,  ili<»dlesex  Regiment.......... 

Fosberv,  William  Thomas  Exham,«  Ca>>(oMi,  77  ^°?V;-;«-:l\- 
Fountain,  Ed^avd.  Major,  Royal  Artillery   District  Officer)  j 

I   Cheshire  and  Carnarvon   Volnnteer  Artillery  

Fraser  James  Francis,"  Captain,  19  Foot 

French   Arthur,  Major,  Suffolk  Regiment 

French,  Francis  Horace,  Major,  Ro.val  Artillery 

Fullarton,  WiUiam  Fullarton,6^  C'^P'""}'  93/001  ....      .„.^....... 

Fuller  Henry  Snelson  Ahmnty.^'  Major,  Bombay  Stafif  Corps, 

Gardner,  David,«"  Captain,  t  West  India  Regiment 

Gardner'  Harry ,^^  Major,  Roval  Scots    

Gerrard'Hall'ord  Dumergue,''J  Major.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Gilbert.  Charles  John,™  Captain,  Welsh  Fusiliers 


June  61 
II  May  78] 


QfMr.  1 
i 


Glascott  James  Jocelyn,  Captain,  Manchester  Regunent. .^.^ 

roldnev  Frederick  C'harles  Napier,-^  Major,  Bengal  Staff  Corps  

Goldsmid,  George  Steuart,"  J/«;<.r.  Indian  Staff  Corps     ...^ 

SahamToler,  James  Otway,  Caj,(.  Highland  Light  Infantry    ..... 
Gran?"  rancis  William  Seatield,"'  Major,  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry 

Grey  Charles  Francis  Baring,  Captain,  Royal  Artillery- 

(iabbins  chas.Ed8eworth,-»J/.yor,BengalStaff  orps;  Oenlleman  at  Ar 

Haggard,  George,°C<,i,*«i«,  Ro,yal  (Madras)  Artillery 12  Dec    51 

Hale  William  Godfrey ,»'  Ct;;.^ai«,  Royal  Marines  1==  bept.54 


_  Sept.  80 
17  Mar.  67 
20  Oct.  78 
26  June  68 
24  June  76 

2  .Vlar.  78 

24  Dec.  70 

25  Dec.  67 
17  Apr.  78 

30  Dec.  63 

29  Aug.  76 

13  Sept. 79 
20  Feb.  63 

14  Jan.  91 

31  Mar.  55 

2  July  84 

14  Nov.  74 

7  May  59 

30  July  62 

8  Jan.  80 
7  May  85 

3  Aug.  75 

7  June  7? 
19  Oct.  72 
29  Dec.  51 
II  July  74 

8  .May  80 

15  July  84 
13  Aug.  7 

7  Aug.  79 

I  Apr.  77 

23  Nov.  56 

5  Jnly  .  _ 

Aug.  77116  Nov,  82 

13  Feb.  67  20  Feb.  79 


3  Aug.  67 

27  Aug.  58 

29  Apr.  73 

17  Aug.  48 

II  Nov.  77 
9  Nov.  58 
7  May  59 

30  Dec.  71 
Jan.  68 

20  Aug,  80 


gMaV  63  12  June  67 
_,,.",  22  June65 
15  Oct.  61  22  Sept.65 
2  Sept.  68  =4  Oct.  71 
8  Oct.  64'2i  nee.  70 
I  Sept.6928  Oct.  71 
II  June6i|i5  Dec.  64 
July  64  15  ilar.  67 


9  Sept.  64 

26  Oct.  55 

7  .Tune  44 

10  Aug.  70 
Jan.  79 
Mar.  6. 

1 1  Mar.  53 


3  July  58 
2  Dec.  62 


8  Jan.  56 
8  Feb.  7c 
4  Dec.  56 
13  June  68 


3  Mar.  65 
9  May  65 
lo  Nov.  6g 


20  July  67 
4  July  65 


Feb. 
12  Dec. 


69 


3  Feb.  69 
14  Apr.  59 

5  July  46 

8  Oct, 
2  July  79 

30  Dec.  64 
2  Feb.  5 

19  Apr.  79 

18  July  62 

4  Mar.  6,^ 
2  Jan.  66 
;i  Feb.  60 

28  Oct.  71 
30  Mar.  58 

27  Oct.  71 

29  Apr.  74 
I  Sept.  69 

22  Feb.  6r 

28  Oct.  7 
II  Feb.  76 

27  Oct. 

9  Nov.  66 
1  Mar.  63 

28  Oct.  71 
27  Apr.  58 
24  July  56 


7  July  79 

5  Jan.  69 
16  Sept  82 

7  Mar.  59 

1 1  Nov.  88 

4  Jan.  70 

19  Oct.  67 
30  Dec.  83 

28  Apr.  75 
II  May  89 

29  Oct.  79 

10  Apr.  78 

21  July  77 

6  Aug.  79 

15  Mar.  73 

2  Sept. 80 

1  Apr.  75 

11  Apr.  81 

7  Sept.  78 

3  Aug.  67 
27  Apr.  58 

2  Mar.  78 

22  ,Tan.  90 

12  Feb.  75 

16  June  58 

20  Aug.  86 

26  Nov.  74 
2  Mar.  78 
I  Apr.  7  3 
9  Aug.  73 

5  Feb.  82 
5  Apr.  71 

25  Sept.  78 

29  Apr.  85 

30  Nov.  78 
9  July  79 

0  Nov 

1  Feb.  37 
I  June  77 

;6  Mar.  73 
I  Jan.  76 

4  Feb    " 
24  Dec.  61 

I  Jan.  67 


I  July  8: 
14  Sept.  81 

22  May  80 
10  June  82 
I  July  8t 
I  July  81 
30  May  80 
12  Mar.  Si 
17  Apr.  £a 
7  May  90 

17  Mar.  75 

4  Fel).  85 
26  June  76 

1  May  78 

2  Mar.  80 
I  July  E I 

7  Dec.  Si 
6  Nov.  £2 

14  May  77 

30  Dec.  82 

6  Dec.  85 

I  July  Si 

14  Jan.  00 

I  July  Si 

15  July  86 
30  Oct.  78 
26  June  72 

I  July  81 

8  Jan.  SS 

18  Nov.  92 

5  Dec,  83 

ID  Jan.  8'., 
I  July  8i 

30  Nov.  5^ 
I  July  81 

6  May  8  i 
22  June  £3 
13  Sept. 79 

6  May  S9 
1  Sept.  83 

15  Mar.  69 
I  July  81 
I  Apr.  94 

22  Sept.  84 

I  Jan.  85 


5  Nov.  £4 
t  Apr.  go 

27  Dec.  7® 

II  Nov.  97 
4  Jan.  78 

6  Jan.  79 
30  Dec.  91 
25  Dec.  82 
1 1  Ma,y  98 

1  July  81 
22  June  85 

7  Jan.  Sj 

21  Dec.  35 

2  July  85 
Mar.  81 

7  Mav  82 

16  Feb.  85 
I  May  85 

0  Doc.  7S 

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8  Apr.  74 

14  Aug.  8j 
29  Apr,  94 

4  Dec.  82 

15  Sept.  86 

10  Nov.  89 

11  Feb.  96 
10  Aug.  87 
13  Dec.  84 

8  Sept  83 
I  July  3? 

23  Dec.  71 
27  Sept.  77 


^^^ri^^^i>:^d^^^Ful^  Pay  or  on  a  Pension 


Hall,  Roger.  Capfain,  14  Foot 

Handcock.  Robert  Goitton,*'  Ma/or,  Bono-ai  Sfnff-p,;;A=' 

Hargreave  GeorseWilhnm,  CpLn,,^^^^  Staff  Corps 

Harraan,  Thomas  Edsvard,  J/„,o,-    We^t^n^^i^'rrv:.'- 

Harpur  Joseph,  C.,.fain,  ,'4  HussArs  ""^'^  Regiment 

Sr'?i"f!fi";s':?^:^^''"r.Be.>gni  Staff  coVnr;;;;:;;;- 


Hay,  James  Archibald,''  Cn 
Hay,  Stratford  Morrison,-^'  J/, 


-  Corps 
Highland  Light  Infantryi;^  yooif 


COKNET, 
zndLIEUT 

orsNstnN 
^8  Jan.  51 
2  Dec.  6£ 
23  June  6; 

4  Oct.  6.1 

5  Aug.  6^ 
I?  Feb.  5-. 

7  Aug.  67 
II  Dec.  58 


17  Apr.  66 
28  Dec.  6 


Hayes.  Arthur  ^loatTomer^EalavrMZ^T^'lT   • 

Hayne,  Arthur  GorhSm  a6\vava^  M^Ti'J^"^    J^T™^ 

Heathcotc.  Charles  Geoi^e    c"L;„    No  ;h,?™V''^®'^^^  

Heathcote.  Robert  Walker%  i?/4/.  p„  ™,'\'i™'?'='''"''l^>»8iliers    

Officer.  Soutka,„pton  '     '"''^'"' ""J  "'  Marines ;  i2«cr,„V,„^   staff}     „^ 

Henderson,  Percy  Edn-ard>i\,Vci/oV- ■lm;ia„  stalft'ov;'; > 

Henderson„\TOIiam  Samuel,  cAi,',.  "'poot  '^^    M  0'='-   7' 

"?^'i;^^^-.«™-..':-^^^''^!^^^.aSfiorp,ri,: 

Hight,  Edward  Lancelot,"  jifo/oj'  Tnrii'nn'afo'iTr.' 

Hill,  Arthur.  Captain,  Ro  ,ml Snes     M"  P   ?J  ^^'''J'n 

teKni^S5S;^,;!^;'<;^o6il£i^^^^ 

Hornby,  Cecil  Roughsedge,  cLtahi^--  .Regjment 


.■8  Aug.  63 

5  July  7 
.>7  Fell.  69 
-'2  .Vpr.  69 

0  July  66 
23  Nov.  56 
r8  May 

1  Dec.  60 

6  Dec.  67 
1  Feb.  72 

30  Nov 


Hosack,  John,  0/,.i'„i»,\Vest  ynrL4hi,::,  i^^^™"  .  !""l'^y 


Humphry,  Ed;v.^Vood,■■V.■RBenc^a,^pLr^'"^'iV*'^?'°°^^ 

Hurst.  William  Brunei,  jil^ir?  R"fval''Ei?;in7ers°-^  "°'''''''•''■•^'''^•''*^'«' 
Hutchmson,  Anthony  Richard,™  Caj.^^i  C  °3  Foot 

Iredell,  Lestock  Walters,  Captain,  J.  Foot  

Irvine,  Thomas  Thompson.'*  Captain,  .4  Foot 


Jackson,  Cecil,  Majcr,  Indian  Staff'  Corns 
Johnson,  William  Nicholas  Gibson   Cavt/in 

't^rSV.S^L^:'^  ^-'-■'■■-  ^K/».,  Indian-itaS-c;;^-: 

i™S:  S^  ^:::^';f^toi  "-"^'''-^e.i-ent  ■•::;:;;::;;;;:;;;;;::::;:. 

Joyce,  William  Walter  Patrick,  CaBfaiii"  Wegt'Yorlr'Ro„i™  =  ''; 

Justice   Philip,  Captain.  InniskiUing  Fus  liirs  '^"^ «''«""<="' 

Kane,  i^'rancis  William  Feildino-  ilaior   Vnl.f  K^^^t'T^"'- 

Keith,  James  Blaikie,  C.pC^lg  Foot  '  ^°'  Regiment 

Kelly,  Thomas,™  Captain.  40  Foot  

Kelsall  GustavusNicolls,i»Ca;,^ai»,RoyaiEn<'ineers 

Kennedy,  Hugh,""  Captain,  Royal  Marines         "  

Kennedy.IrvingFrancis,  CV'."»,  34Pout.;'. 

Kerr.  .Villmm  Henrv,  Captain,  Cheshire  Regiment 

King,  James  btewart,  Majar,  Lidian  Staff  Corps        

K.rvvan    William  Francis  ilaitland.  Captain.  7S  Foot 

Knox,  Francis  Robert  Bonham  <'-  Uaiur  \nd\a^^,l<r"A 

Kynaston,  Henry  Edmonds,.'.  CapfaC9  Hussars  ^'^^'"•P^  

Kysh,  Doug.as  John,"*  Uajor,  Roval  MarSes        

Lang,  Percy  Owen,  Major,  Roval  Marines        

Langtord,  Francis,"^  Cui>^/i;;    Shron^hirp  t  i^u\'-il^e"\ ■ 

Langlord,  William' John,V/o?,RoSMari^^^^^  

LasceUes,  Claud  George  William,  Captain,  Roval  Artillery,' 

Lawrence,  Robert,""  Captain,  90  Foot  Artillery  

Leader,  Thomas  Alexander  Frederick  "?  ii', 
Le  Brctr-     ■■'  ■■         .      ,.      _.  ,      -^ 


12  Dec.  57 

13  Aug.  79 
II  May  78 

8  May  55 

9  May  65 
22  Jan.  79 

Oct.  67 


10  Aug.  64 
16  Feb.  47 
'7  Nov.  6^ 
'2  June  5 


3  Auf 


30  Dec.  50 
4  Oct, 

23  Aug.  59 

24  May  61 
II  Aug.  80 

8  May  55 

II  May  76 


:5  Sept.  6c 
9  Mar.  67 
8  June  60 
26  Feb.  6 
13  Oct.  6c 
21  Nov.  62 
I  Apr.  54 
21  Mar.  34 
.8  May  43 
4  Sept.6t 
I  Aug.  6f 
8  Jan.  64 


9  Apr.  7c 


S  Sept.  62 

19  Dec.  48 
2  Apr.  64 
I  Jan.  67 


S  Nov.  54 
28  July  46 

3  Feb.  48 
12  Nov.  58 
14  Afar.  48 

14  Mar.  68 

17  Apr.  58 

3  July  6c 


28  Oct.  71 

5  Oct.   63 

6  Dec.  6 
27  Aug.  53 

I  July  81 
18  Aug.  79 
15  Nov.  58 
13  July  70 
17  May  81 

29  Nov.  70 
o  Juno  74 
6  Se[)t.6f 

27  May  48 
6  July  6 

10  May  57 
9  Doc.  6. 

1 1  Aug.  6; 

2  Jan.  64 
9  Dec.  64 

12  Jan.  66 
t  July  8 

lo  Dec.  58 
9  Mar.  79 

3  May  74 
24  Nov.  ' 

June 
30  Nov.  66 

3  .fan.  65 

4  Aug.  65 

23  Aug.  64 
20  June  54 
10  Aug.  40 

3  Feb.  55 
15  Apr.  7 

1  Jan.  7 

2  Oci.  66 
13  Nov.  72 
28  Got.  71 

24  Nov.  77 
27  Jan.  76 

4  Aug.  6:; 
19  Sept.  77 


15  Apr.  74 

2  Dec.  80 
5  Oct.   79 

^1  Oct.  70 
19  June  72 
13  Feb.  65 
22  Mar.  77 
II  Dec.  70 
I  July  8 

3  Feb  8, 
9  Aug.  So 

30  May  80 

28  Oct.  83 


24  Jan. 

2  Dec. 
13  Feb.  SS 
15  Apr.  82 

I  July  81 
'3  Feb.  73 
19  Oct.  87 
ti  Dec.  78 

6  Deo.  83 

3  Feb.  92 
I  Oct.  83 

18  Nov.  82 


28  Oct. 


9r 


16  Aug.  73  17  Apr.  80 

I  July  8ij  6  Deo.  88 

31  Oct.  67  25  Aug.  79 

■3  Aug.  93  13  Aug.  99 

1 1  May  89  II  May  93 
3  Aug.  67    I  Oct.  75 

24  Feb.  77112  July  84 
22  Jan.  9022  Jan.  99 

12  Oct.  79  12  Oct.  87 
9  Dec.  Si  19  Dec.  83 

2  Mar.  78  29  Dec.  82 

3  July  58  9  Mar.  72 
2J  Jan.  78  6  Nov.  St 
30  June  62,  I  July  81 

6  Feb.  78;  9  Dej.  81 
26  July  73I  I  j,jn.  84 

4  June  73  26  Feb.  Si 
I  Jan.  75    I  Jiiiy  81 

28  Oct.  71  I  July  81 
ti  Aug.  91],,  Aug.  CO 

3  Aug.  67,  I  j„n.  ^g 

II  May  89  II  May  98 
16  Sept.SiJ2i  Oct.  8/ 

7  Feb.  76  2  Feb.  81 
14  Nov.  77  26  Feb.  8s 

29  July  74  14  Sept.  8i 


Lee   J  hn  u^'/^"r  '"^'f  ■  ^^^/-"."BombaFSi^^orpr  ''^"^"^^ 
Lee,  Johu,"»  Captain,  i  Dra'^oons  

Lee  William,"'  C,,j,^.,i„,  6  Foot  (Q<mrf;.;-'M-a,fe;;'2'8'june'4'ii 

Leith,  Thomas,'^"  Major,  Bombay  Stall  Corps         ■'™<=44)   

Leslie,  tnarles  Robert,  Captain,!^  Foot  

Leslie,  George,  Captain,  Royal  Marines    

Lewes,  Price,  Captain,  Royal  Artillery    

Liebenrood  George  Engelberts,'^!  av/iiV,;'.' Northampton  Reo-'imenr 

ii^:^s^'^^r^a^;;:;ifT^'-'  cdI^sJ^iS^': 

Lindsell,  Philip  Barber '32  .v«>r,  Indian  StaT  Corps 

p.s.c.  Lloyd,  Francis  Elliot, "a  Captain,  25  Foot  

Lloyd,  John  Hayes,  Ma/or,  Bombay  Staff  Corps 

Lowrey,  Henry, 1=*  Captain,  2  West  "India  Regiment 

Lowry,  Frederick  James  Sharpies, '^j  iir„;<„.°  Indian  StoffrArn': 1'^  ^,"=-  '"l^"  '^''P' 

Lowry,  Thomas  Pepper  Ernes[,'3''j/„  "r)' Wes?Sa  Re"  imen? '  ^"^  '^    "  ■^,''^' 

fe-'".';  A'''!'"  Walter,^  J/a/»r.  Indian  Staff  Co?ps   "'''-'°""" ' 


12  July  7,     ,  July  5j 
I  Apr.  75    I  Jan.  81 

15  Mar.  73  31  Mar.  80 

13  Oct.  59  I  July  81 
26  Oct.  48   4  Sept.  55 

9  Oct.  63  I  July  gj 
13  Nov.  78  30  Mar.  87 

1  Aug.  80  1  Aug.  88 
5  Mar.  73    7  June  84 

13  Nov.  84  13  Nov.  Q2 
30  Nov.  78  I  July  81 
S  June  85  :  July  9, 
4  June  85  20  Nov.  92 

2  Feb.  78  5  Sept.  82 
I  Feb.  86  25  Nov.  94 

5hept.49,2Aug.55  ,  July  sj 
22  June  70  ,0  Dec.  73   6  .May  81 

7July  6S,i  Jan.  79  11  J.an.  sl 
J^?eT    ±^?/±Z^^3pec.4 


14  Feb.  56  :o  May  71 
26  Dec.  51  10  May  55 
6  JUQ051  21  Feb.  59 
26  Oct.  60  30  Dec.  64 


9  Sept.  49 
I  Nov.  60 
12  Feb.  70 
24  Nov.  77 
4  June  61 
I  Sept.  76 
I  July  64 


4  Apr.  54  12  Nov.  55 
■3  Aug.  5S|26  Sept. 60, 


'arthj',  George  Alexander,*'."  J/d/oc  Indi'in  SitnW  rn^',.'J'."Ti 't^'":"       ,";-"" 

■lelluii,  GreviHe  Ewing.  i/.vor,yi,J°^JS  Guar!ls"'"x^e:TT,!f  '"  ^'''^  '' 
ii.  iitoncester  Regiment  .v,wi..  ,  t  ol.  i\ 


Alacgregor,  Cortlandt  George',  Capfain,  35  Foot 

ilachell,  Edward  John,  Captain,  Royal  (Benu-al)  Artil'lei'v 

Hackay,  Spencer  Henry,  Captain,  loi  Foot  

Mackenzie,  Thomas,'"'  J/<i>c,  Seaforth  Highl'anclers 

Maclachlan,  Duncan,  Captain,  90  Foot ' 

llacleane,  Thonius,  Captain,  101  Foot  ...'..*.".'.",*. 

IHaher,  Valentine  Herbert,'""  Captain,  Conuiiught  "Ranger's 

Malet,  Ale-TOnder  George  William,  Captain,  Dorset  ReSiment 

ilalet,  Guilbert  Edward  Wyndham,  C«;)teiB,  R.  (Ben-'ll)  Artillery  ' 


I  Dec.  58 

8  Feb.  5t 
29  Oct.  61 

9  Feb.  6j 
3.  Apr.  67 

22  Mar.  64 


7  May  59 
29  Oct.  73 
26  Nov.  79 

10  Jan.  Si' 

8  May  7; 

11  Sapt.S7 
o  May  72 
4  Apr.  69 

rg  Mar.  71 

„    791  I  Mav  89 

2  May  76  31  Mir.  86 

8  Mar.  76   S  Mar.  87 

5  Feb.  80  II  Mav  80 


25 

14  Feb 

22  Aug 

30  Nov.  70 

31  May  60 
■3  Aug.  5. 

7  June  54 
II  Dec.  58 
30  Aug.  60 
)o  Apr.  58 
1 1  Oct.  64 
7  Aug.  67 
4  Jan.  7 


May  89 

1  July  81 

12  June  78 
16  Mar.  79 
16  July  77 
27  Aug.  58 
7  Apr.  65 


1  July  81 

2  July  sS 

3  Feb.  68 
I  July  8r 

27  Oct.  69 
19  Feb.  81 
ig  Mar.  84 
1  Apr.  94 
8  Mar.  79 
I  Sept.96 
I  Jan.  8r 
4  Apr.  74 
II  July  74 
I  May  gg 
I  Apr.  94 
8  Mar.  90 
II  May  gs 

4  Deo.  85 


5  May  67  23  Jan.  70 
II  Dec.  58)  I  Aug.  72 


27  Aug.  84 

16  Mar.  S7 

7  Jan.  80 

31  Aug.  70 

-    I  July  81 

I  Aug.  72  24  Mar.  80 

24  July  72  12  Feb.  79 

:8  July  63    I  Oct.    77 

I  Apr.  73    I  July  5, 

22  Sept.  75  26  Nov.  81 

27  AuR.  79I19  Feb,  87 

19  Mar.  84 


2  Aug.  79 


3  e 


637 


Majors  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension, 


coknet  , 
2ndLiEnT. 

OrENSlGN. 


Mansergh,  Artimr  Henry  W.  Captain,  Leicester  Regt 

Marretl.  EthvHrd  Uvedale.'^*  Major,  Inaian  Stntf  Corps     

Marriott.  Reginald  Adame,':''  DSO.  Captain,  Royal  Marine  Anillery 

Marsh,  Kdward  Herman, •'**  Captain,  34  Foot  

Marsh,  George  SHinnel,  Mui'''r,  Royal  Artillery  (District  Officer) 

Matchett,  Alfred  William,  Captain,  2g  Foot 

Mayne,  'Mosley,^^'-'  Major,  Bombay  StJitf  Corps  

Melvill,  Ilenry.'^H  3fo>r,  Indian  Statl"  Corps 

Meredith,  Thomas  Boyle,  Captain,  18  Foot 

Michel,  John  Horace  Charles, »*«  Captain,  Leicester  Regiment    

Miller.  John,'*'  Captain,  Royal  Marines 

Mobeily,  Alfred,  Captain,  i  Foot     

Money.  Wigram  Montagu,  Major,  Gloucestershire  Regiment    

Muntiith,  Arthur  Mackworth,'*"  Major,  Indian  Stafi'Corps  

Montgomery,  George,'*^  Captain,  Coast  Brigade  of  Artillery 

Montgomery,  Robert  Evans,  Major,  Royal  Marines 

Montreeor,  VVelhy  Francis,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Moore,  George  Thomas  Cams,'"**  Ca^^u//,  42  Foot 

Moore,  Thomas,'*!- ^a/or,  Royal  Marine  Artillery  

Morris,  Jolin  George,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps     

Morton,  Arthur,  Captain,  45  Foot    

Murphy,  Cecil  William  Esmondc,'**  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Murray,  Alexander  Bruce,  Captain,  79  Foot 

Murray,  Edward  Crolt,  Cu/)^oin,  Bedfordshire  Regiment 

Nangle,  William.  Captain,  15  Foot 

Neary,  Stephen,'*'  Captain,  Essex  Regiment;  Army  Service  Corpt  

p.K.c.  Nelson,  William  F.  Captain,  Royal  Artillery  

Newmgton,  Charles  May  Hayes,  Major,  Liverpool  Regiment  

Newman,  Arthur  Alex.'*''  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Newman,  Henry  Horatio,'^"  Major,  North  Statlord shire  Regiment    

Ormond,  William  Church, '^=^  Captain,  5  Foot 

Otway,  Robert  Cooke,'^^  Captain,  Somerset  Light  Infantry    

Owtn,  Edward  Henry  Mosiyn,'^*  Captain,  105  Foot   

Ozzard,  Hudson  Henrv','*!-  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps    

Papillou,  Alexander  Frederick  William,  Captain,  Royal  Artillery 

Parry,  John  Homdon,'^^  Captain,  Ro^'al  Marines 

Pascoe,  Robert  James,  Captain,  Royal  Marines 

Pearson,  Aylmer  Charles,'"  Captain,  Royal  Marines 

Perkins,  Norman  Chichester,''^  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Phibbb.  Richard  Renshaw,  Captain,  Ruyal  Artillery  

Pitt,  Walter  Lewes, "^'  Captain.  Border  Regiment    

Porterfield,  Bolden  bundas.  Major  (iJistrict  Officer),  Royal  Artillery    ... 

Power,  JohuLennox,'*^  Captain,  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment  

Prendergast,  William  Miles,  Captain,  WorccBtor  Regiment 

Preston,  Arthur  John,  Major,  West  Riding  Regiment   

Prior,  Herbert  Morris,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Pritcliett,  William  Morris,'^'  Captain,  Royal  Marines    

Pym,  Harry  Reginald  Lockyer,^**  Major,  Royal  Marine  Artillery  

Quirk,  i'hilip.  Captain,  67  Foot 

Ravenshaw,  Harold  Alexanaer,''^  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Reeves,  John,"^  Capiatn,  Duke  of  CornwaU's  Light  Infantry   

Rice,  Charles  Augustus.  Captain,  Royal  Engineers 

Richardson,  Robert  William,  Captain,  14  Foot    

Richey.  Tbomas  Duncan,'**  Jfc./or  (District  Officer),  Royal  Artillery  > 
(Quarter  Ma  tit  er,  1  Apr.  76) ji 

Richmond,  George  Matthew,  Captain,  Border  Regiment 

Richmond  and  Gordon,  C.  H.  G.  L.  Duke  of,  EG.  Captain^  Unattached;  ) 
Lord  Lieutenant  of  Banffshire y 

■  Rizzo,  Edmund,  Major,  Royal  Malta  Artillery  

Roberts,  Rowland, '"^  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Roberts,  John  Roberts  Atkin-,  Major,  Leinster  Regiment  

Robilliard,  Chas.  Durham  Hocart,'"®  Captain^  Royal  Marines 

Robinson,  William,  Captain,  Coast  Brigade  of  Artillery  

Rochfort,  Henry  Wollastoo,  Captain,  7  Foot  

p.H.c.  Roe,  Eugene  M.*''  Captairt,  23  Foot 

Ross,  Allen  Theophilus,  Captain,  Cameron  Highlanders 

Ross,  John  James,  Major,  Somersetshire  Light  Infantry 

Russell,  Lechniere,  Major,  Bombay  Staff  Corps 

Rutter,  John,  Major,  Royal  Malta  Artillery  

Sandys,  Edwin  "William,  Major,  Royal  Artillery' 

Sandys,  Francis  Robert,  Captain,  4  Foot 

Sant-Fournier,  Alfred,  Major,  Royal  Malta  Artillery    

Saunders,  Augiistus  James,  Captain,  Royal  Artillery 

:3aunders,  Morley  Caulfield,  Captain,  12  Foot 

Sayer,  William  Lawrence,'""  Captain,  Royal  Marines 

Schneider,  Stewart  Melvill  Congreve-'^^  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps    

Servante,  Charles  Edward, '^^  Captain,  Royal  Marines  , 

Sewell,  John  Dalrymple  Wm.'^*  J/a/or,  Madras  Staff  Corps    

Sewell-Gana,  George  Scgundo,"^"'  Captain,  loi  Foot 

Seymour,  Henry  William,"*^  Major,  Indian  Staff  Coi-ps  , 

Shanks,  Joseph  George, '»?  Major,  Royal  Marines 

Sheil.  Henrj*,  Major,  Royal  Artillery , 

Shepherd,  Thomas  Viret,  Captain,  Leinster  Regiment 

Sherlock,  Epliraim  Thomas,  Captain,  Royal  Highlanders  

Shippard,  Walkmshaw  Orlando  Courtney, '^^  Major,  Royal  Artillery  ..... 

Simpson,  Charles  Henry,  Major,  Madras  Staff  Corps , 

Smith,  Allan,  Major,   Indian   Staff  Corps 

Smith,  Janies  Stoker  Grant,  Captain,  67  Foot , 

Smith,  John,-^"  Captain,  Military  Train 

Smith,  Josepb  Graham, '"■'  Major,  West  Kent  Regiment 

Smyth,  Arthur  Clement,  Major,  Royal  Marines    , 

Soady,  Thomas  Eales,  Captain,  66  Foot  

Southwood,  John  Soutbcott,  Captain,  i  Life  Guards  


2  Sept.  62 


23  Nov.  49 
21  Sent.  60 


23  Mar.  67 
31  Jan.  78 
I  Oct.  75 
17  Sept.  50 
26  June  78 
i6Jan. 


4  July  65I31  Mar.  69 
1  3  May  77 

2  May  58  13  Dec 
23  Sept.  62 
18  July  25 

I  Dec.  57 

6  Jan.  63 


8  Mar.  50 

9  Nov.  66 
24  Aug.  60 

4  Dec.  78 


24  June  63 
12  Dec.  56 


(9  Oct.   58 


3  Dec.  62 


23  Aug.  64 
13  July  58 
9  Mar.  67 
1 1  June  42 

16  Dec.  31 

18  Aug.  46 
13  Nov.  55 


13  Aug.  79 
7  Apr.  63 


22  Aug.  68 
24  Nov.  63 
31  Oct.  66 


17  Aug.  55 
5  Apr.  64 


9  Aug.  68 

2  May  47 

3  Apr.  66 


11  Oct.  64 
24  May  39 


16  May  65 
25  Sept.54 


25  Jan.  59 
10  Sept. 58 
22  Aug.  65 
10  Jiine  62 
4  Oct.  55 
4  Feb.  59 


26  Mar.  5& 


17  May  50 
14  Nov.  34 


23  June  56 
12  June  53 
II  July  61 


30  Dec.  51 

6 
65 


8  Dec. 
20  Oct. 


27  Aug.  70 
4  Jan.  6 


14  Mar.  68 
8  Dec.  66 
27  May  62 


24  Nov.  77 

Jan.  8c 

23  Mar.  86 

9  June  55 
20  Aug.  86 

I  Apr.  75 
4  July  77 
3  May  «o 
12  June  73 
15  Apr.  78 
12  Apr.  43 
19  June  72 
17  Aug.  69 
8  Jan.  85 

10  Mar.  75 
79 


7  Aug.  67 

7  May  34 
13  Dec.  6 
23  Mar.  66 

9  Au?.7 

1  Apr.  60 

4  Jan.  67  6  Jan 
19  Oct.  73'  8  Jan 
29  July  61  23  Nov.  72 

5  Nov.  69    3  July  80 
28  Feb.  74  28  Feb,  " 
ig  Dec.  62  I'l  Apr.  75 

5  June  62  9  Aug.  76 
10  May  6:  5  Apr.  7? 
28  Oct,  71  22  June  8c 

9  tTan.  63  13  Apr.  72 
22  Dec.  80  19  Mar.  85 

22  Dec.  58  20  July  72 
Jan.  68  16  Aug.  73 

23  Dec.  64  14  July  77 
:6  Oct.   67    5  June  75 

2  Sept. 62  12  Feb.  73 

6  July  69    1  May  78 

26  Mar.  45'  I  Nov 

13  June  74  13  June  85 

23  Oct.   33    4  Apr.  43 

27  May  48    8  Sept.  57 

7  May  59  21  Jan. 

24  June  68    I  July 

4  Sept. 80  13  Aug.  gc 

1  Sept.6r  21  Sept.7_ 

5  June  66  16  Sept.  79 

25  Aug.  77^16  Sept.B2 

7  May  70  15  July  78 
24  Aug.  67  24  Feb.  77 

8  Oct.   71!  I  July  81 

2  Feb.  77  12  Feb.  38 

14  Apr.  59!  3  Aug.  b7 

1  Sept.  78  12  Sejtt.a? 

2  Jau.  69  31  Oct.  71 
24  Mar.  76  24  Mar.  87 


5  Mar.  70 

26  Feb.  49 
3  Sept.  70 

25  Aug.  77 

21  July  68 

27  Sept.42 
7  Sept. 6 1 
I  Mar.  63 

29  May  69 
10  July  56 

1  Apr.  60 
:8  July  62 

7  Jan.  62 

2  Dec.  69 

8  May  67 
31  July  58 
25  Jan.  61 

20  Dec.  56 

5  Nov.  61 
2  Dec.  62 
1  Sept.62 

ig  May  54 

6  Nov.  40 
12  Feb.  77 

7  May  59 

23  Nov.  56 

8  Dec.  65 
10  Sept. 75 

24  Feb.  54 
15  Oct.  61 

27  Nov.  65 

22  Jan.  67 

1  Sept.6z 

28  Oct.  71 

30  Dec.  71 

31  Dec.  61 

21  Sept.  55 

2  Aug.  71 

3  Aug.  67 
28  Aug,  63 
12  Aug.  74 


26  Sept. 77 
1  Aug.  S5 
1  May  7S 

ro  June  82 

2T  Feb.  78 

27  Sept.  44 

11  Nov.  82 
1  Jan.  76 

22  Mar.  78 
ID  Nov.  66 
10  Mar.  75 

7  Feb.  71 
29  Mar.  73 

29  Jan.  79 

1  Apr.  75 

4  Oct.  67 

5  Sept.77 
2^  Apr.  68 

21  Aug.  71 
25  Mar.  84 

8  Sept.  75 

2  Feb.  6; 

9  Mar.  49 

12  Feb.  ab 
I  Nov.  69 

12  June  65 
10  Jan.  72 
10  Sept, 

22  May  62 

13  Jan.  75 

30  Nov.  78 
25  Sept.  76 


20  Sept.  82 
Jan.  98 

24  Mar.  86 
I  July  81 

3  Sept.94 
12  Mar.  81 

4  July  85 

3  May  97 

14  Sept.  78 
7  Mar.  83 

28  Nov.  54 

11  Dec.  79 
I  July  8» 

9  Aug.  93 
:  Oct.    77 

.^4  .hine  84 
19  Oct.   93 

5  Oct.   78 

12  Oct.  89 

28  Feb.  94 

4  May  81 

25  June  82 

29  Sept.8o 

21  Dec.  87 

1  Jan.  &i 

2  Feb.  87 
27  Oct.  80 

22  Sept.83 
I  Jan.  84 

II  Dec.  82 

1  Jan.  81 

27  Oct.  86 
31  Oct.   63 

13  .iune94 

28  Nov.  54 

23  Mar.  72 

21  June  80 

15  June  85 

1 1  Aug.  99 

2  July  82 

26  June  85 
2i  June  91 

2  June  86 
28  Apr.  85 
28  June  84 

12  Feb.  97 

18  Oct.  79 
z6  .hilv  97 

4  June  84 

24  Mar.  96 

26  Jan.  84 
1  July  81 

77  Feb.  56 

19  May  85 

0  Nov.  S3 

1  July  81 

to  Nov.  8s 
I  Nov.  87 
I  July  88 
I  Oct.  75 

23  Feb.  71 
I  July  81 

6  Mar.  80 

22  July  85 
9  Apr.  82 
4  Oct.   75 

10  Nov.  85 
I  Oct.   77 

18  May  8z 
17  Dec.  yo 
1  July  81 

1  July  81 

2  Feb.  57 
12  Feb.  97 

25  June  80 
12  June  73 

1  July  81 
10  Sept.gs 

27  Feb.  76 
I  July  81 

28  Feb.  8s 
Oct.   85 


22  Sept.  75    I  Sept.82 
27  Aug.  82  27  Aug.  90 
30  Dec.  83^30  Dec.  91 
I  Apr.  74|  1  July  81 
I  Feb.  56    I  July  81 
4  Dec.  jz  26  July  82 
I  July  8i|  8  Dec.  87  ,1 
30  Oct.   66  31  Mar.  83  H 
29  Oct.   7924  Nov.  82  r 


Majors  Retired  on  Full  or  Betired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. 


638 


Sprent,  WiHiam  Swansea,"-  Captain,  Coast  Brigade  of  ArtiUery  IR] 
Stephens,  Edward  Barrin^ton, '-2  C<i;)tein,  Royal  Marines. 

Stevens,  Charles,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Stevenson,  William.  Captain,  49  Foot. .'."." 

Stewart,  William,  Major,  Indian  Staff  Coi-ps .'..'.".....'...' 

Story,  Forbes  Lueard,"*  Major,  Wiltshire  Regiment 

Straghan,  John."^  Captain,  Royal  Marines 

Sutherland,  Robert  Samuel,'"' jUu/oi-,  Coast  Brigade  of  Artillerv 

Swinburne.  Paul,"^  Ct/i/uiii,  80  Foot 

Swinburne,  Thomas  Robert.™  Major,  R.  Marine  Artiiiery':"iefci-Bi<ino' 

Staff  Officer  ^nd  Clas»,  Hull,  i  JlUy  99 ■^"'"."j 

Symons,  Jelinger  Hem\v,'^9  Captain,  Royal  Marines  '....'.'.'. 

Taylor,  St.  John  Stewa'rdson.  Captain,  11  Hussars  ... 

Terry,  Arthur  Frederick,-"  Cip'ain.  Irish  Fusiliers  ..'.'..".'.' 

Terry,  Horace  Augustus,  Major,  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantrv 

Thackwell,  William  Poison,  Captain,  Black  Watch  

Thomsen,  David,™  Captain.  Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery ....!!!!!'.'.'.'..'..'" 

Tinmouth,  Wingrove  Laugburue,-*'^  Captain,  RoyalMarines. !!"!.."." 

ToUemache,  Algernon  Seymour,  Captain,  108  Foot    ..'...'. 

Topp,  Henry,  Captain,  77  Foot .  [ 

Tracy,  Michael,  Major,  Coast  Brigade  of  ArtiUery  .!!^^!.."'.".';.' 

Trevelyan.  Herbert,  Captain,  Inniskilling  Fusiliers 

Troup,  William  Bedford,  Captain,  Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery  ..'." 

Tufnell,  Robert  Hutchison  Campbell'. "s  Major,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

TuUoch,  Hector,  CB.  Major,  Royal  (Madras)  Engineers 

Turle,  William  Greer,™*  Captain,  60  Rifles 

Turner,  Henry  Ainslie  Alfred,  Major.  Royal  Marines 

Twyniug,  William  Edward,  Captain,  18  Foot 

Urquhart,  Ives  M'Lean,  Captain,  108  Foot ........'.' 

Vanrenen,'Edward,  Captain,  109  Foot 

Vaughan,  Percy  Balderston,^"*  Major,  Indian  StaffCorps  .   ...' 

■Vidal,  Leonard  Hugh,2o«  J/ajor,  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Waller,  Robert  Jocelyn,™;  Major.  Bengal  StaffCorps   

Walsh,  John,  Captain,  Military  Train  !.."....!.."!!! 

Watson,  Robert  Kiero.  Major,  Leicestershire  Regiment.....'.'..'.' 

Webb,  Henry  North, ««  Major,  Indian  StaffCorps 

Webster,  George,  Jfa/or  (District  Offlcerl,  R.  Artillery  ;  Armnbrd.Bept 
■Wedderburn-Maxwell.Jas  Andrew  Colvile,=<»JI/a;or,  Bengal  Staff  Corps 
Welch,  Fred.  Wm.  Capt.  Argyll  and  Sutherland  'Highlanders  (93  Foot) 

Welchman,  Frederick  Deflield,2i"ilfaJor,  Indian  StaffCorps 

Weller,  Alexander  Thomas, ="  Major,  Indian  Staff  Ccrps 

Weston,  Alrred,="2  Major,  5  Lancera '!     !!! 

Westropp,  William  Keily,»>'  Major,  Durham  Light  Infantry !.!!'!!! 

Wilhams,  Herbert  Michael,^!*  Major,  Middlesex  Regiment ;  Royal  Borne') 

Counties  Regerve  Reqiment  ^ 

Williams,  Willi.im,  Captain,  103  Foot •'."!.!!"..!!!!!... 

Williams-Hepworth,  Edwin  Wilson  Gresham,  Captain,  19  Hussars 

Wilmot,  Francis,-'^  Major,  Bedfordshire  Regiment  

Wilson,  Henry  George,  Captain,  i  West  India  Regiment !.    .!. 

Wilson,  John,2i8  Captain,  go  Foot 

Wodehouse,  Edwin  Frederick,^"  Major,  Royal  Artillery;   Assisia.nt\ 

Commissioner  Metropolitan  Police    i 

Woodland,  Herbert  ljove\\,Captain,  14  Foot  ..''.!.!!!' 

Woollcombe,  Robert,='8  Cu^iciiii,  Royal  Marine  Artillery  

Worthington,  Henry  Russell,^!''  Captain,  61  Foot 

Wreford,  William  Langore,  Major,  North  Lancashire  Regiment  . 

Wright,  John  Ihomas,'^  Major,  Royal  Engineers 

Wylly,  Edward  Arthur  Egerton,  Major,  Madras  Staff  Corps 

Wymer,  George  Bannatyne,  Captain,  Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery 

Wynell-Mayow,  Mayow,'^'  Major,  Royal  Artillery 

Wyime,  Mark  Saurin,'^^  Captain,  Si  Foot  

Yates,  William  Hassalls,  3fa/or,  Bombay  Staff  Corps  

Young,  Henry  Pottinger,  Jfajori  BombayStalf  Corps  


CORNKT. 

landLiErx, 

OrSNBIGIV. 


3  Aug.  33 
20  Dec.  64 
S  June  67 


26  Nov.  58 
21  June  79, 
5  Aug.  59 
it  Oct.  55 


23  Oct.  59 


17  Nov.  66 
1-2  Dec.  46 
30  June  53 
9  Dec.  58 
14  June  59 


1 7  Mar.  69 

28  Dec.  60 

Nov.  70 

12  Nov.  70 


21  Aug.  67 

12  Dec.  57 

9  Dec.  53 
I  Feb.  56 
20  Sept.59 
15  Apr.  58 
4  Feb.  59 
20  Dec.  59 

13  Aug.  79 
1  May  78 

22  Mar.  64 


Nov.  65 
24  June  68 
II  Nov.  76 
1  Aug.  62 
I  July  8 
3  Oct.  62 
7  May  59 
10  Mnr.  75 
21  Nov.  62 


6  Aug.  61 
8  July  69 


6  Jan.  60 

5  July  64 

20  Mar.  49 
8  .Tune  60 
3  Aug.  60 
26  Nov.  6 
29  May  66 


15  July  72 

21  Oct.  54 
14  Sept.6t 

3  Aug.  7c 
29  Nov.  7f 

22  Feb.  71 
3  Mar.  5 
9  July  5 

1  Jan.  6 
18  Oct.   6\ 

10  Mar.  75 
28  Oct.   71 

27  Aug.  56 

23  Apr.  73 

2  Oct.  57 
23  Mar.  56 
14  Nov.  62 
21  Feb.  6c 

18  Sept.  6c 

8  June  67 
I  July  81 

19  May  Sc 

11  Jan.  67 
7  Sept.  55 

II  Oct.    64 

28  0?t.   71 

9  Sept.  82 
7  Oct.   71 

22  Dec.  63 
28  Oct.  71 
28  Oct.  71 
I  Apr.  -jt 
14  June  64 

Oct.  68 


CAPTAIir. 


I  Oct.    77 
I  July 
II  Nov.  87 

4  Oct.  73 
:i  June  9c 
9  Mar.  72 

22  Aug.  67 
17  Dec.  8 

5  May  77 

26  Jan, 


I 


10  Nov.  65 
2  Aug.  53 
6  May  62 

14  Mar,  65 


8  Jan.  68 


ig  Mar.  6 
4  Mar.  57 
27  Feb.  6g 


23  Nov.  56 
13  Nov.  66 
25  July  64 

2  May  65 

19  Jan.  70 

3  Jan.  70 

20  June  68 
t  Aug.  54 
2  Oct.  70 

r6  Dec.  68 
9  Dec.  64 
7  Oct.  71 
10  June  59 

4  Jan.  71 
"  May  67 


.  84 

0  Dec.  63 
II  Sept.  75 

Apr.  85 

19  May  Zt 
[6  Feb.  78 

27  Aug.  58 

1  June  63 
[5  Aug.  6q 

3  Feb.  75 

28  Oct.   80 

29  June  81 

20  Oct. 
8  Jan 

28  June  62 

0  Apr.  68 
3  May  77 
8  Jane  7 

2  June  7: 
20  Jan.  77 

3  Aug.  90 

1  May 

22  Mar.  76 

1  Apr.  70 

23  Sept. 71 

8  July  81 

4  May  89 
7  Mar.  81 

10  Jan.  74 

30  Nov.  8: 

2  Nov.  82 

5  July  82 
5  Aug.  77 

23  Jan.  79 

30  July  62 

3  Aug.  72 

9  Apr.  70 
^5  Apr,  .  . 
23  Oct.   75 

2Q  May  80 

16  Feb.  78 

I  Apr.  64 

3  May  76 

23  Jan.  78 

3  Jan.  78 

8  Jan.  So 

II  Dec.  7 

26  Jan.  8 

28  Oct.   73 


I?  May  84 
24  June  89 
ti  Nov.  96 

4  Oct.  80 
21  June  09 

I  July  81 

5  July  79 

1  Apr.  87 
4  Dec.  79 

2  July  92 

23  Oct.  75 
I  Jan.  85 

3  Aug.  87 
32  Dec.  94 
28  Feb.  tjo 
17  Mar.  69 

I  Oct.  77 
1  July  81 
6  Aug.  79 
I  Apr.  87 
=4  Aug.  87 

16  Nov.  78 

4  May  94 

5  July  72 
I  July  81 
I  July  8r 
9  July  79 
4  Sept.  80 

12  Jan.  81 

13  Aug.  99 
I  May  98 

22  Mar.  84 
I  July  8r 
I  July  81 
8  July  89 

24  Apr.  95 

17  Mar.  89 
27  Jan.  82 
30  Nov.  90 

12  Nov.  90 

13  June  88 
July  81 


26  Aug.  60   4  Mar.  69 
22  Mar.  71  27  Feb.  81 


30  Sept.82 

24  July  72 
6  Oct.  80 
1  July  8t 
I  Dec.  81 

23  Jan.  78 

24  Nov.  85 

4  Dec.  86 
17  Sept.77 

I  July  81 
1  July  Si 
9  Dec.  84 

5  Jan.  88 
12  June  82 

8  Sept.  86 
19  Mar.  81 

4  Mar.  77 
27  Feb.  £9 


3    C    2 


638a    General  Officers  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Fension. —  War  Services, 


'  Sir  James  FraserTytler  served  the  campai<xn  of  1S42  in  Aff«:hanistan  under  General  Pollock,  and  v  as  severely- 
wounded  at  the  Khyber  Paas.  Served  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Lord  Gough  through  the  Sutlej  campaign,  of  1845-46, 
including  the  oatcles  of  Muodkee,  Fcrozeshah,  and  Soljraon  (Medal  and  two  Clasps).  Throughout  the  Puniauh 
campaign  ol'  1848-49,  including  the  pass^age  of  the  Chenab,  battles  of  Chillianwallah  and  Goojerat,  and  pursuit  of 
the  Sikhs  and  Affghans  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Brevet  of  Major).  Served  as  Assistant  Quarter  Master 
General  to  Havelock's  Force  from  its  first  taking  the  field  in  July  1S57,  including  the  actions  of  Futtehpore,  Aoung. 
Pandoo  Nuddee,  Cawnpore,  Oonao,  Buseerutgunge  (both  aciion*),  Bithoor,  Mungarwfir,  and  first  relief  of  the 
garrison  nf  Lucknow— severely  woumled  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Brevet  of  Colonel,  CB.,  and  a  year's  service). 

2  General  Meaile  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  with  the  R.M.  Brigade,  including  the  Ijattle  of 
Balaklava  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served 
on  the  China  Expedition  of  1857-59,  including  the  blockade  of  the  Canton  river,  operations  before  and  capture  of 
the  citj- ,  afterwards  as  Quarter  Master  of  the  2nd  Battalion.  Served  with  the  expedition  to  the  north  of  China 
in  i-?6o,  including  the  action  of  Sinho,  taking  of  Tangku,  storm  and  capture  of  the  North  Taku  Forts,  and  subsequent 
operations  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

3  Sir  Alexander  Taylor  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  in  1846,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Sobraon  (Medal). 
Pun  jaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  throughout  the  operations  before  Mooltan,  including  the  first  siege,  storming  of  the  in- 
trenched position  on  12th  Sept.  (wounded),  action  of  Soorjkoond,  capture  of  the  suburbs,  and  conducted  the  storming 
party  at  the  assault  of  the  city,  afterwards  present  at  the  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  as 
second  in  command  of  Engineers  throughout  and  Director  of  the  attack  at  the  siege  of  Delhi  (mentioned  in  despatch, 
Brevet  of  Major,  and  thanks  of  the  Governor  General  of  India) ;  was  Commanding  Engineer  at  the  a  flair  of  P^itteh- 
pore  Sikri,  and  with  Seaton's  Force  at  the  actions  of  Gungeree,  Puttialee,  and  M.>npoory  (mentioned) ;  commanded 
Bengal  Elngineers  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  and  was  severely  wounded  at  the  storming  of  the  Begum's 
Palace  (mentioned,  CB.,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'  Lieut.General  W.  H.  (Jaiiie  served  in  the  Central  India  campaign  from  July  1857  to  May  1859,  and  was  present 
at  the  atTairs  of  Kuttinghee.  Balacote,  and  Nurainghnr  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Lieut.General  Fisher  werved  in  the  Crimea  from  September  to  November   1855,  including  the  siege  and  fall 
of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
'*  Lieut.General  Jenkin  Jones  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1858-59  (Medal). 

1=^  Lieut.General  E.  J.  M'Nair  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiuv  campaign  of  1857-59,  *^'^^  was  present  at  the  aspault 
and  capture  of  Dellii  as  well  as  at  the  battle  ol  Budlee-ke-Serai  and  all  the  operations  throughoutthe  siege  ;  served 
afterwards  in  the  Delhi  district  with  the  Cohimu  under  Brigadier  Showers  ;  also  in  the  Belianeer  di'if-tnct  in  1S59 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  tlie  Ha?.ara  campaiga  in  iSc8.  and  was  predentin  the  nperations  oa  the  Black 
Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal). 

'*  Sir  Harry  Lumsden  served  as  Interpreter  and  Quarter  Master  to  the  33ril  Bengal  Native  Infantry  in 
Affghanistan  with  General  Pollock's  Force  in  1842,  and  present  at  the  forcing  of  the  Khyber  Pass,  operations  in  the 
Mazeena  and  Sungoo  Khale  Valleys  under  Brigadier  Monteith,  battle  of  Tazeen,  forcing  of  the  Jugdulluck  Pass, 
and  recapture  of  Cabool  (Medal).  Served  as  Interpreter  and  Quarter  Master  59th  N.I.  in  the  Sutlej  campaign 
In  1S46,  and  was  severely  wounded  at  the  battle  of  Sobraon  with  the  attacking  Column  (Medal).  Appointed  Extra 
Assistant  to  the  Governor  General's  Agent,  N.W.  Provinces,  on  15th  April  1846,  and  present  with  a  Brigade  of  Seiks 
against  fanatic  Hindostanees ;  the  Syuds  of  Kaghan  and  Hazara  tribes  at  the  forcing  of  the  Doob  Pass  and  affair  at 
Ballakote,  and  received  the  thanks  of  Government.  Raised  the  Corps  of  Guides.  Cavalry  and  Infantry,  13th  Dec. 
1846,  and  present  in  command  of  them  at  the  siege  of  Mooltan  in  January  1849 ;  cut  up  a  strong  Detachment  of  reljel 
Seik  Infantry  under  Gunda  Sing  in  Maharaja  Golab  Sing's  territory,  and  thanked  by  Government ;  and  present  at 
the  battle  of  Goojerat  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Punjaub  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Brevet  of  Major).  Has  com- 
maudod  the  Guide  Corps  in  sixteen  affairs  with  hill  tribes  on  the  Peshawur  frontier,  including  Lt.Coloi.el  G.  St.  P. 
Lawrence's  attack  on  Baboozie,  Pulie  Zoormundie,  and  Shere  Khanie  in  1847;  Lt.Colonel  Bradshaw's  attack  on  the 
same  villages  with  the  addition  of  Suggow  and  Moora  in  1S50;  Sir  Colin  Campbell's  affairs  of  Dubb,  Nawadund 
Flanghar,  Iskakote,  in  1852.  Served  in  Brigadier  General  Chamberlain's  expedition  against  Cabul  Khale  and 
Masood  Wuzeerees  in  1859-60,  and  commanded  the  left  attack  at  the  forcing  of  the  BurruraPass,  as  well  as  at  C;imji 
Puloseen  when  a  heavy  night  attack  was  repulsed  and  the  enemy  severely  punished  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Conducted 
a  political  mission  to  Candaharin  1857.  Was  severely  wounded  by  a  fanatic  while  in  command  of  the  Guide  Corps, 
and  Aug.  1864. 

!*■  Sir  Richard  Strachey  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-46,  on  the  Staff  of  Sir  Harry  Smith  at  the  battles 
of  Aliwal  and  Sobraon  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"  Lieut.General  F.  W.  Swinhoe  served  the  campaign  under  Sir  Charles  Napier  against  Belochee  hill  tribes  in 
UppA-  Scinde  in  1845-  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  siege  and  capture  of  Mooltan,  and  battle  of 
(ioojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

18  Lieut.General  Thompson  served  in  the  Crimenn  campaiga  from  May  1S55,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

-0  Lieut.General  J- Worgan  served  with  the  Persian  Expedition,  and  was  present  at  the  bombardment  of  Mohumrah, 
(Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

23  Major  General  T.  E.  Adams  served  in  the  Crimea  with  the  23th  Regiment  from  20th  Aug.  1885,  and  was 
present  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Metlal). 

^^  Major  General  F.  Allen  served  throughout  the  Sonthtl  campait^n  of  1855-56.  Commanded  the  1 8th  Bengal 
Native  Infantry  in  the  Bliontan  E.xpedition  in  1S65  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Major  General  J.  E.  Allen  served  with  the  79th  Highlanders  in  the  Crimea  from  the  16th  August  1855,  including 
the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  and  assault  of  the  Sth  Septemberf  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal ).  Served  in  the 
Indian  campaign  of  1858-59,  including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  attack  on  the  Fort  of  Rooyah,  actions  of 
AUygunge,  Bareilly,  and  Shahjehanpore,  capture  of  Forts  Bunniar  and  Mahomdie,  passage  of  the  Gogra  at  Fyzabad, 
capture  oi  Rampore  Kussia,  and  subsequent  operations  in  Oude  across  the  Gogra  and  Raptee  rivers  (Medal  with 
Clasp). 

^*  Major  General  G.  AUgood  served  in  the  Punjab  campaign  in  1848-49  with  the  49th  Bengal  Native  Infantry, 
including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Mooltan  and  the  action  of  Sonrajkhoond— slightly  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857  in  the  Quarter  Master  General's  Department,  and  was  present  at 
the  relief  of  Lucknow,  storming  of  Sekunderbagh,stoi-ming  of  Shah  Nujeef,  battle  of  Cawnpore  (slightly  wounded), 
action  of  Kala  Nuddee,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  battle  of  Bareilly,  and  affair  at  Shahjehanpore  ;  also  served 
in  the  Oude  campaign  in  1858-59,  including  the  engagements  at  Doondea  Kbera,  Burjeedia,  Musjeedia,  and  Raptee 
(several  times  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  China  war  in 
1S60  as  Deputy  Quarter  Master  General  of  Sir  John  Michel's  Division,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Taku 
Forts  and  in  the  advance  on  and  occupation  of  Pekin  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with 
two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Umbeyla  campaign  in  1S63  with  the  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force  as  Assistant 
Quarter  Master  General,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Crag  Picquet,  the  Conical  Hill,  and  Umbeyla— 
slightly  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

■•"  Major  General  C.  Andrews  served  m  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  siege  and  surrender  of  :  | 
Mooltan,  and  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  throughoutthe  field  operations  in  Bundlecund  \  g 
under  Brigadier  Wheeler  in  1859,  with  Ross's  Camel  Corps. 

■*-  Sir  A.  E.  H.  Anson  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  May  to  September  1855,  including  the  siege 
of  Sebastopol,  in  the  Trenches  with  the  siege  train,  and  at  the  bombardments  of  6th  and  17th  June  (Medal  with 
Clasp.  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

**  Major  General  F.  E.  Appleyard  served  with  the  80th  Regiment  in  the  Burmese  war  of  1852  (Medal  with  Clasp 
for  Pegu  I,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Martaban,  operations  before  Rangoon  on  the  12th,  13th,  and  14th  April, 
and  capture  of  the  great  Dagon  Pagoda  with  the  storming  party  j  also  at  the  capture  of  Prome.    Served  the 


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General  Officers  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Fay  or  on  a  Pemio,i.~War  Services.  6386 

Eastern  campaigii  of  1854-55  with  the  Royal  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  or  Alma  (woundedl  and 
Inkerman  and  sieec  of  Sebostopol,  indudiusr  sorties  on  5th  Anril  and  c,th  Mav,  dore.ice  of  the  Quarries  7th  Tune, 
Kid  assault  on  the  Redan  iSth  June-wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  three  Clasps;  Bi  ev  !t  of  Miior, 
Knignt  of  the  Legion  of  Honor  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  an.l  Turkish  Me  ial).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in 
1878-79  in  command  of  the  3rd  Brigade  ist  Division  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  attack 
and  capture  of  Ah  Musjid  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  in  the  Bazar  Valley  Expedition  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medal  with  Clasp).  .-        i-  v  ft 

«_Major  General  HT.  Arbuthnot  served  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55.  including  the  affair  at 
M  Kenzie  at  arm  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman.  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol.  and  repulse  of  the  sortie  ou  the 
c6th  Oct.  1S55  (Medal  with  thres  Clasp,.  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the 
Indian  campaign  of  1857-58.  including  the  action  nf  Secundra,  fittnck  on  a  Fort  near  Moonshegun^o,  siege  and 
capture  of  Lucknow,  capture  of  Forts  Rehora  and  Koorlee  (mentioned  in  despatch.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Brevet 
of  Major).  ^' 

«  Sir  Cromer  Ashbnrnham  served  with  the  60th  Rifles  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58  including  the 
actions  on  the  Hindun,  battle  of  Budlee  ke  Serai  and  taking  ol  the  Heights  before  Delhi,  subsequent  siege  operations, 
assault  and  capture  of  the  city,  with  the  final  attack  on  and  occupation  of  the  palace.  Campaign  in  Rohilcund, 
including  the  actions  of  Bugawalla  and  Xugena,  relief  of  Moradabad.  action  on  the  Doiura.  assault  and  capture 
of  Bareilly.  attack  and  bombardment  of  Shahjehaupore,  defeat  of  the  rebels  and  relief  of  the  garrison  capture  of 
the  Fort  of  Bunnai,  pursuit  of  the  enemy  to  the  left  bank  of  the  Goomtee.  destruction  of  the  Fort  of  Mahomdee, 
attack  on  and  destruction  of  Shahabad  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  witti  thfl  Can.iahar  Column  in  the  Af.'-han 
war  of  1S78-80.  Commaniled  the  juil  Battalion  60th  Rifles  from  the  outlireak  of  the  war  till  the  18th  February 
i87g,  including  the  surrender  and  occupation  of  Candahar  and  the  advance  on  Khelat-i-Ghilzie ;  was  present  at 
ihe  action  of  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  surrender  of  Ghiiznee,  also  at  the  attaok  on  and  capture  of  the  tJrzoo  villai'es  {CB., 
Medal  with  Clasp).  Commanded  the  3rd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  throughout  the  Boer  war  of  18S0-S1,  and  was  present 
at  the  actions  at  Lang's  Nek  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  the  Ingogo  River  (mentioned  in  desnatche^).  Com- 
manded the  3rd  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifle  Corps  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  includinf  the  recon- 
naissance m  force  from  Ale.Kandria  on  5th  August,  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  the  action  at  Kassasin 
(gth  September),  and  commanded  the  4th  Infantry  Brigade  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Queen,  A'CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  3i-d  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
throughout  the  Soudau  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884  in  command  of  the  3rd  Battalion  King's  Royal 
Eifle  Corns,  and  was  nresent  in  the  engagements  at  El  Tab  and  Temai  (mentioned in  despatches,  two  Clasps). 

^'  Major  General  William  Bally  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1855  with  the  33rd  Regiment  subsequent  to 
the  fall  of  Sebastopol.  Served  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Brigadier  General  Ceilings  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in 
1S67-68  (mentioned  in  despatches  for"ze4l  and  intelligence,"  Medal). 

"  Major  General  R.  D.  Barrett  served  in  the  Easteru  campaign  of  1854  and  part  of  1855  with  the  19th  Regiment, 
including  the  affair  of  Bulganac,  battle  of  Alma,  capture  of  Bilaklava,  battle  of  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebas- 
topol—wounded  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^  Major  General  De  S.vraoos  Barrow  served  in  Uude  during  the  suppression  of  tlie  mutinv  in  1S58-59;  present 
at  the  action  for  the  relief  of  Saiideela  and  at  the  action  of  Jummoo  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Commanded  a 
Regiment  of  Military  PoUce  with  the  Column  under  Sir  George  Barker  in  all  subsequent  operations  till  the  con- 
clusion of  the  campaign.  Had  Divisional  command  of  the  Military  Police  watching  the  Xepaul  Frontier  after  the 
retreat  of  the  rebel  army  and  uutil  the  withdrawal  of  the  Police  in  October  1859  (Medal). 

^^  Major  General  J.  Bartleman  served  with  the  86ih  Foot  in  the  Central  India  campaign  of  1857-58.  and  was 
present  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Chanderee.  siege  and  capture  of  Jhansi,  action  of  Koonch,  operations  before 
and  taking  of  Calpee  ;  served  with  the  2nd  Sikh  Police  Corps  against  the  rebels  in  the  Jugdespore  district  from 
August  to  November  1S58  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Sth  Puujaub  Infantry  in  the  campai.gn  of  i860  in 
China,  including  the  action  of  Sinho.  capture  of  the  entrenched  camii  at  Tangku,  capture  of  the  Taicu  Forts,  and 
capitulation  of  Pekin  (iledal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  m  the  campaign  on  the  North- West  Fronti*=r  of  India  in 
1S63.  and  was  present  at  the  forcing  of  the  Umbeyla  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp) ;  in  the 
Hazara  campaign  in  1868,  including  the  operations  on  the  Black  Mountain  (Clasp) ;  and  with  the  expedition 
against  the  Jowaki  Afreedees  in  1S77  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80,  and  took  part  in  the  opera- 
tions in  the  Lughman  Valley,  including  the  assault  of  Zawa  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  Served  in  the 
Egyi)tian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-iCebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^  Major  General  J.  C.  Bartle.v  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  with  the  4th  Regiment,  including  the 
battles  in  the  Crimea  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie, 
and  Turkish  Medal). 

Major  General  H.  J.  Barton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  Medal). 
'■  Major  General  N.  Barton  served  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in 
1878-79,  and  was  present  in  the  affair  at  Saif-u-deen  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

*3  Major  General  C.  B.  Basden  served  against  the  insurgents  in  Bundlecund  in  1S44-45  including  the  capture  of  the 
tort  of  Geguahut.  Received  a  sabre  wound  in  the  right  arm  at  the  mutiny  of  the  late  6ist  Bengal  Native  Infantry 
m  the  7th  June  1S57;  served  afterwards  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  (Medal).  Was  in  command  of  the  5th 
Pa^jaub  Cavalry  and  frontier  of  Dehra  Ismael  Khan  on  the  13th  March  i860  when  3000  Mahsoon  Wuzeerees  who 
threatened  the  city  of  Tak  were  repulsed,  leaving  200  dead  on  the  field. 

"  Major  General  J.  Bates  served  in  the  Sind  campaign  in  1843  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Hyderabad 
(Medal).    Commanded  a  field  detachment  engaged  in  operations  against  the  rebels  in  the  Rewa  Kanta  in  1S58. 

"  Major  General  G.  M.  Battye  served  in  the  Burmese  war  in  1852-54,  and  was  present  at  the  recapture  of  Pegu 
(Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu). 

^  Major  General  H.  D.  Battye  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-59,  and  was  present  in  the  opera- 
tions in  Eohlc  md  ai'd  Onde  (Medal). 

^  Major  General  Beadle  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  (Medal). 

''  Major  General  E.  M.  Beadon  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Koorum  Division  (Medal). 

"  Major  General  A.  B.  Beatson  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-46  (.Medal).    Present  at  the  surrender  of  Koto 

angra  in  June  1846.  Served  at  the  siege  of  Delhi  in  1857,  including  the  storm  and  capture  of  the  city  (Medal 
prith  Clasp). 

"  Major  General  F.  Beauchamp  served  with  the  force  under  Brigadier  General  Chamberlain,  attached  to  the 

_'4th  (Muzbie)  Sikhs,  against  the  Mahsood  Wuzeerees  during  April  and  May  i860,  and  was  present  at  the  forcing 

>f  the  Burrura  Pass,  taking  of  Makeen,  and  other  minor  aH"airs  ( Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  m  the  Afghan  war  in 

1879-S0,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar  including  the  sortie  of  Deh  Khojah,  and  was  present  at  the 

)attle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

»  Major  General  J.  H.  Bedlbrd  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1858,  and  was  present  at  the  action 
>f  Kota-ke- Serai,  and  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Gwalior  (Medal). 

"Major  General  Edward  Belfleld  served  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1850-5!  (Medal). 

'»  Major  General  H.  I.  Bctt  was  employed  on  field  service  in  the  Raichore  Doab  from  4th  June  to  5tli  Aug.  1858. 

S"  Major  General  T  S  Big'^e  served  with  the  23rd  Fusiliers  in  the  Crimea  from  the  28th  Nov.  1854,  including  the 
liege  of  Sebastopol,  assault  of  the  Quarries  on  7th  June,  and  assaults  of  the  Redan  ou  the  iSth  June  and  8th  Sept., 
ind  was  wounded  in  the  Trenches  on  the  night  of  the  24th  August  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie 
ind  Turkish  Medal).  Served  with  the  5th  Fusiliers  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  1857-59,  including  the  action  at 
Sheorajpore,  detence  of  the  Alumbagh  in  October  and  November,  relief  of  Lucknow  b.v  Lord  Clyde,  including 
.ttacks  on  the  DUkoosha  Martiniere  and  Seounderbagh,  defence  of  the  Alumbagh  under  Outram  from  November 
0  March  including  the  whole  of  the  operations,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  subsequent  campaign  10  Uinle 
n  1S5S-59,  including  the  action  of  Buxar  Ghat  and  defeat  of  the  rebels  under  Bern  Madboo,  and  capture  of  iort 
)mereah  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  grant  of  a  year's  service). 

«' Major  General  H.  P.  Bishop  served  the  Punjaub  compaigu  of  1S43-49.  including  the  siege  and  surrender  ol 
looltan.  and  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Commanded  a  Troop  of  Horse  Artillery  at  "">  S'^ge 
nd  capture  of  Delbi  (sli-^htly  wounded)  with  Seatan's  Column,  and  at  capture  of  Meangunge,  also  present  at  the 
apture  of  Bareilly  (repeatedly  mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


638c    General  Officers  Eefired  071  Full  or  Bettred  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. — War  Services, 

*^  Major  General  J.  Black  served  in  the  campaign  in  tho  Southern  Mahratta  Country  in  1844-45,  including  the 
capture  of  Punalla  and  PowunL'hur. 

«c  Sir  E_  \y^  Blackett  served  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854,  and  up  to  26th  July  1855, 
and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  and  the  siege  of  Sebastopol,  including 
the  assault  of  the  Redau  on  the  i8th  June,  when  he  commanded  a  ladder  party  and  was  dangerously  wounded 
— left  leg  amputated  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  Turkish  Medal,  and  5th  Class  of  the 
Legion  of  Honor). 

87  Major  General  G.  F.  Blake  served  with  the  Baltic  Expedition  in  1854  (Medal). 

*®  Major  General  C.  Blewitt  served  with  the  65th  Regiment  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-65  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Medal). 

**  Major  General  C.  E.  Blowers  served  on  board  the  Berenice  during  the  war  in  the  Persian  Gulf  in  1856-57,  in- 
cluding the  capture  of  Bushire  and  of  the  forts  of  Mohumra  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  10th  Bombay  Native 
Infantry  at  the  capture  of  Kotah,  battle  of  Kota-ke-Sera  and  capture  of  Gwalior,  siege  and  capture  of  Powrie» 
actions  of  Beejapore  and  Koondrye  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  with  the  loth  Bombay  Native  Infantry 
throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Magdala  (Medall.  Served  in  the  Afghan 
war  in  1879-80,  and  commanded  the  10th  Bombay  Native  Infantry  in  the  march  to  Candahar  under  Major  General 
Phayre  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

*7  Major  General  R.  H.  Bolton  was  on  field  service  in  Bengal  during  the  mutiny  from  October  1857  to  August 
1858  (Medal). 

5B  Major  General  W.  Booth  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  June  1855,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

3'  Mnjor  General  J.  W.  Bostock  served  as  acting  Aide  de  Camp  to  Brigadier  Campbell  commanding  the  2nd 
Cavalry  Brigade  of  the  Army  of  the  Sutlej,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Sobraon  (Medal).  Has  also  the  Medal 
for  New  Zealand. 

100  Major  General  J.  J.  Boswell  joined  the  3rd  Punjaub  Infantry  when  on  field  service  in  the  Meeranzai  valley 
in  December  1856.  Jn  June  1857  proceeded  in  command  of  a  detachment  of  the  3rd  and  6th  Punjaub  Infantry  to 
join  the  Movable  Column  under  Brigadier  General  Nicholson  at  Umritsur.  Accompanied  the  Column  iu  its  forced 
march  of  44  miles  to  Gurdaspore,  and  commanded  the  Native  Infantry  iu  the  actions  with  the  Sealkote  mutineers 
on  the  12th  and  16th  July  1857  at  Trimmu  Ghiit  (Medal).  Was  present  with  his  Regiment  with  General  Cotton's 
field  force  in  Eusofzai  in  1858  ;  also  during  the  Haziira  campaign  of  1868  ;  and  with  Colonel  Keyes'  force  against  the 
Bezoties  in  February  1869  (India  Medal  with  Clasp).  Commanded  the  2nd  Sikh  Infantry  throughout  the  Afghan 
war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Urzoo  near 
Ghuznee  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Canda- 
har (mentioned  in  despatches.  CB.,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

1"^  Major  General  G.  B.  Bowen  commanded  a  field  detachment  against  rebel  Karens  in  the  neighbourhood  of 
Beling,  British  Bunnali,  in  1857. 

'^°  Major  General  R.  D.  C.  Bracken  served  throughout  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49.  including  the  first  and 
second  siege  operations  before  and  surrender  of  Mooltan,  and  battle  ofGoojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Com- 
manded a  Detachment  of  the  2nd  S;kh  Infantry  at  the  repulse  of  insurgents  at  Murree  in  1857 ;  and  served  in  the 
operations  against  Sittanain  1858  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"1  Major  General  E.  Bradford  served  in  the  Central  India  campaign  in  i8^3,  including  the  siege  and  capture  of 
Raighur,  Chandarec.  and  Jhanai,  battle  of  Betwa.  capture  of  the  Fort  of  Loharie,  action  of  Koonch,  operations 
before  and  taking  oi  Calpee  ;  Oude  campaign,  including  the  taking  of  Rampore  Kussea,  passage  of  the  Gogra  at 
Fyzabad,  and  affair  of  Muchlee  Gawn  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Was  attached  to  theEusofzie  Field  Force  of  1863-64  as  a 
Commissariat  Officer  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1^3  Major  General  Algernon  Brendon  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854,  and  up  to  March  1855,  including 
theaffairsof  M'Kenzie's  Farm,  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,  the  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  repulse  of  the 
sortie  on  the  26th  Oct.  1854  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.and  Turkish  Medal), 

^'*  Major  General  H.  A.  Brett  served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-59  (Medal).  Also  served  in  the  New  Zea- 
land war  in  1864-65  (Medal). 

*^^  Major  General  D.  Briggs  served  in  the  Indian  Muimy  campaign  in  1857  as  Superintendent  of  the  Army  Trans- 
port Train,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi  (Medal  with  Clasp) .  Also  served  in  the  Bhootan  cam- 
paign of  1865  with  the  force  under  Gen.  Tombs,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Dewangiri  (Medal  with  Claspj. 

J'7  Major  General  R.  C.  Brook  served  with  the  40th  Regiment  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-64,  and  was  present 
at  Rangiriri  (Medal). 

>'**  Major  General  E.  T.  Brooke  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-64,  and  was  wounded  in  the  action  at 
Rangariri,  also  jiresent  a  the  action  of  Kakaramea,  and  capture  of  Wereroa  Pah  (mentioned  in  despatch,  Brevet  of 
Major,  and  Medal). 

'^^  Major  General  C.  L.  Brown  served  during  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  and  was  present  throughout  the 
siece  operations  before  Mooltan,  and  at  the  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  withClasp). 

'-^  Major  General  G.  R.  Brown  served  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  passage  of  the  Chenab  at 
Ramnuggur  and  battles  of  Sadoolaporc,  Chillianwallah,  and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'-•^  Major  General  A.  A.  Bruce  served  with  the  force  under  General  Wheeler  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49 
(Medal).  Served  also  with  the  force  under  Colonel  Mackeson  against  the  Hussanzies  in  1852-5^  (Medal  with 
Clnsp). 

'^'  Major  General  J.  M.  Burn  served  in  India  in  1857-5S,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Nurgooiid  on  ist 
June  1858  (Medal^  Served  with  the  exoedition  to  China  in  i860,  and  was  present  at  Sinho,  Tangku,  and  capturoof 
Taku  Koris  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^'  Major  General  E.  B.  Burnaby  served  with  the  51st  Light  Infantry  in  the  Umbeyla  Expedition  in  1863.  Also 
served  in  the  Jowaki  campaign  in  1877  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  51st  Light  Infantry  iu  the  Afghan 
warof  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  All  Musjid,  and  in  the  operations  iu  the  Bazar  and 
Lughman  Valleys — wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with 
the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S86-87  (CS.,  and  Clasp). 

•"  Major  General  H.  Butler  served  with  the  57th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  23rd  Sept.  1854,  including  the- 
battles  of  Balaklava  and  Inkerman  (carried  the  Colours  after  Lieut.  Hague  was  killed),  siege  and  tall  of  Sebas- 
topol, assault  of  the  Redan  on  i8th  June,  and  expedition  to  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major, 
Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  m  i86j  ;  also  in  that  of 
1S63-65  (Brevet of  Ll. Colonel,  and  Medal). 

^'•^  Major  General  E.  W.  G.  Byam  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  1S73-74  as  Adjutant  to  the  Royal  Marine  Bat-  t 
alion  (Medal). 

'36  Major  General  D.  R.  Cameron  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1864-65,  and  was  present  at  the  actiono  of 
Buxa,  Tazagaum,  and  Nagoo  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  withClasp).  [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gal- 
aniry,  p.  7S6.] 

J^**  Sir  John  Campbell  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  28th  March  1855,  including  ihe  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol,  in  the  Trenches  with  the  siege  train,  and  at  the  bombardments  of  9th  April,  6th  June,  17th  June,  17th 
August,  and  8th  September  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals).  Served 
with  the  expedition  to  China  in  1S60,  and  was  present  at  Sinho,  Tangku,  capture  of  Taku  Forts  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  also  in  the  French  General's  despatches  for  services  in  command  of  two  Howitzers  in  support  of  the 
French  attack),  actions  near  Tangchow  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  throughout  the 
Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Urzoo 
near  Ghuznee  (Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884  in  com- 
mand of  Artillery  (CB.). 

'^^  Major  General  J.  P.  Campbell  served  with  the  30th  Regiment  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55, 
including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  sortie  of  26th  October  1854  (men- 
tioned iu  despatches.  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
""  Major  General  J.  P.  W,  Campbell  served  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-46,  including  the  battlesof  Moodkee  and 


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Ferozeshah— severely  wounded  (Medal  and  Clasp).  Served  in  the  expedition  under  Colonel  Mackeson  against  the 
Hussauzaies  on  the  Hazara  border  m  1852-53  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  as  Staff  Officer  of  the  Punjaub  Irregular 
Force  witt  the  expedition  aeainst  the  Bozdar  HillTribe  iniSs?  and  waspresentat  the  takineofthe  Khanbund  Dellle. 

'"  Major  General  W.  M.  Campbell  served  In  the  Afghan  war  in  1879  (Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal). 

'»  Major  General  H.  Cardew  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  September  1855,  including  the  siege  and 
fall  of  Sebastopol  (Modal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"*  Major  General  \V.  Carnell  served  throughout  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  passage  of  the 
Ohenab  and  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutinv  campaign  of  1857-58,  and  com- 
manded a  detachment  of  the  Mhairwarra  Local  Battalion  at  the  attack  on  Ahwaonthe  i8th  September  1857  (Medal). 

'«  Major  General  F.  J.  Castle  served  with  the  48th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  21st  April  1855,  including 
the  siege  and  fall  or  Sebasiopol  (Medal  with  Clasu.  and  Turkish  Medal). 

!•"  Major  General  C.  P.  Catty  served  throughout  the  Katfir  war  of  1830-53  (Medal)  ;  acted  as  Field  Adjutant  to  the 
Infantry  at  the  commencement  of  hostilities  111  the  engagement  in  the  Boomah  Pass,  and  on  the  following  day  when 
incapacitated  by  wounds,  was  several  times  nearly  taken  prisoner.  Present  at  J'ort  White  when  that  postwas  stormed 
by  a  large  force  of  the  enemy,  who  were  repulsed  by  a  small  garrison  under  Major  Mansergh.  In  May  iS^i  ho  waa 
appointed  Commandant  of  an  IrregularCorpsof  Europeans,  designated  ••  Catty's  Rifles, "anddunngthirteen  months 
of  the  most  active  period  of  operations  this  Corps  did  good  and  gallant  service,  being  engaged  in  nearlv  every  patrol 
of  the  2nd  Division, the  same  being  frequentlyacknowledged  in  general  orders, and  the  various  reports  of  Commanders 
ofDivisions.  On  the  disbaadment  of  "  Catty's  Rides,"  he  rejoined  his  Regt.  (the  6th  I,  and  proceeded  with  the  expe- 
dition against  the  paramount  chief  Kreli,  and  on  his  return  to  head-quarters  was  appointed  to  the  command  of 
Fort  Gre.v,  which  he  held  till  the  cessation  of  hostilities,  during  which  period,  besides  rendering  the  post  per- 
fectly defensible,  waggons  and  cattle,  which  were  on  three  occasions  taken  by  the  enemy  and  driven  otf,  were  recap- 
tured by  the  garrison  under  Captain  Catty.    Was  twice  severely  wounded  by  musket-balls  in  the  Boomah  Pass. 

^**  Major  General  G.  Cavenagh  served  as  Interpreter  to  the  54th  I'oot  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  (Medal).  Served 
with  the  i6th  Bengal  Native  Infantry  during  the  Chinese  war  of  1860-61,  and  commanded  a  party  at  the  west  gate 
during  the  attack  on  Shanghai  by  the  rebels  on  the  19th,  20th  and  21st  September  1S60  (Medal).  Served  in  the 
Bhootan  campaign  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'*'  Major  General  K.  W.  Chambers  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-46  (Medal),  and  was  present  at  the  sur- 
render of  Koto  Kangra. 

1*1  Major  General  I.  i\  Chaoraan  served  in  Abyssinia  with  the  army  under  Lord  Napier  of  Magdala  (Medal). 

•^  Major  General  J.  Charley  served  with  the  ind  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Afghan  war  from  October  1878  to 
February  1880,  and  took  part  in  the  advance  on  and  occupation  of  Candahar  and  Khelat-i-Ghilzie  iMedal). 

^^  Major  General  A.  Cherrj-'Gar  i,  ard  served  with  the  90th  Light  Infantry  in  India  from  1 2th  Aug.  1S57  until  the  end 
of  the  rebellion,  including  the  tirst  defence  of  the  Aluml)agh,  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde  as  Adjutant  to  the  2nd 
Detachment  Battalion,  defence  of  the  Alumbagh  under  Outram  and  repulse  of  various  attacks,  assault  and  capture 
of  Lucknow,  and  subsequent  campaign  in  Oude  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  a  3'ear's  service).  Served  with  the 
90th  Light  Infantry  in  the  Gaika  war  of  1878,  including  the  operations  in  the  Watorkloof  and  Perie  Bush,  and  the 
engagement  at  Taba  Indoda  (mentioned  in  despatches'.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel).  Also  served  throughout  the  Zulu 
war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1"  Major  General  R.  B.  Chichester  served  in  the  mutiny  in  India  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  when  the  8i3t 
Regiment,  under  Colonel  Renny,  with  two  troops  of  the  flengal  Horse  Artillery,  disarmed  at  Mean  Meer  one 
Regiment  of  Native  Cavalrj'  and  three  Regiments  of  Native  Infantry, all  disaffected  and  ripe  for  mutiny  (Medal). 
Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-9  with  the  Khyber  Column,  and  commanded  the  8ist  Regiment  at  the  capture  of 
Ali  Musjid  (CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*5*  Major  General  L.  R.  Chri.-topher  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  including  the  operations  at 
Cawnpore  under  General  Windham  in  Nov.  and  Dec.  1S57  (Medal). 

"'  Major  General  W.  Chrystie  served  with  the  Abyssinian  Expeditionary  Force  in  i863,  as  Field  Engineer  at 
ZouUa  during  January-,  at  Senafe  in  February,  and  subsequently  as  Field  Engineer  at  Addigerat  in  constructing 
the  entrenchments  at  tnat  post  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 

'"  Sir  Stanley  de  A.  C.  Clarke  served  with  the  Nile  Kxpedition  in  1884-85  in  command  of  the  Light  Came 
Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column,  including  the  engagement  at  Abu  Klea  Wells  on 
the  i6th  and  17th  February  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CilG.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Major  General  M.  Clifford  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  Jul.v  1855,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"^  Major  General  C.  F.  Coclcbum  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  September  1855,  including  the  siege  and 
fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"^  Major  General  George  Colclough  was  nominated  to  the  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie  for  services  with  the  late 
Osmanli  Hor-e  Artillery  during  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1854-55. 

1"  Major  General  R.  A.  Cole  was  employed  in  suppressing  the  insurrection  in  the  Pariah  Kimedy  district  in 
1856-57. 

iM  Major  General  C.  CoUingwood  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal). 

■5'  Major  General  E.  A.  Collins  served  with  the  26th  Cameronians  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1868  (Medal). 

""  Major  General  T.  B.  Collinson  served  in  New  Zealand  during  the  disturbances  in  1847,  and  was  present  at  the 
repulse  of  400  natives  in  an  attack  at  Wanganui  on  the  19th  .luly  (Medal). 

i®*  Major  General  W.  Coningham  served  with  a  column  of  observation  on  the  banks  of  the  Wurdah  River  for  the 
suppression  of  disturbances  in  the  Nizam's  dominion  in  conjunction  with  a  column  under  Sir  Hugh  Rose  from  ist  to 
30th  March  1853  (Medal I.  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-So,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Mazeena 
Valley  ( CB.,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  and  Medal). 

'■"  Major  General  E.  J.  R.  Connolly  served  with  the  Baltic  Expedition  in  1854  (Medal). 

"1  Major  General  J.  Cook  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  .if  India  m  1863,  and  waa  present  at 
the  capture  of  Umbeyla  (Meda-  with  Clasp).  Served  in  tne  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  whs  present  at  the  attack 
and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid,  and  with  the  first  expedition  into  the  Bazar  Valley  under  Lieut. tieneral  Maude  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  with  the  Mahsood  \\  uzeeree  i-xpeitition 
in  18S1.  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  as  Brigade  Major  with  the  Indian  (Contingent,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  ol  Lt.Colonel, 
Medal  with  two  Clasps, and  Khedive's  Star).  .     ,    ,.        ,     ,       ,      ^c.  ,  /-vf  .3  i» 

i-"  Major  General  C.  Cookworthy  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-40,  including  the  battle  of  Sobraon  (Medal). 
Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  battle  of  Sadoolapore,  passage  of  the  Chenab,  and  battles  ot  <-  hidian- 
wallah  and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  m  1857-38,  and  was  present  at  the 
action  of  Trimmooghat,  commanded  the  ArtUlery  with  Brigadier  Gerrard's  Column  in  the  action  at  Narnoul- 
wounded  and  horse  shot.  Served  the  Rohilcund  campaign  and  actions  of  Bareilly  and  shahjehanpore.  Commanded 
the  Artillery  with  Sir  T.  Seaton's  Field  Force  at  the  action  of  Bunkegaon  (three  times  mentioned  in  despatches, 
Medal,  and  Brevet  of  Major).  „    „  .     ,    ,.       .r.    ,    .,1  ,  „r  \^...^^a 

'73  Major  General  W.  W.  Corban  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55.  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and 
Inkerman,  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  sortie  of  26th  October  (Medal  with  three  clasps,  and  lurkish  Medal)  Com- 
manded the  fst  Battalion  Berkshire  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  ot  1882,  and  was  present  at  the 
surrender  of  Kafr  Dowar  (Medal,  ird  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive  s  Star).  B,f,alinn  ,rt).  Foot 

!•'  Major  General  W.  T.  Come  ser^-ed  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-S0  111  command  of  the  2nd  Battalion  iith  Foot 
and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with  the  force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (mentioned  in  despatches. 

"^'""Major  General  T.  P.  Cosby  served  in  the  Crimea  from  loth  Jan.  1855.  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopo 
and  assault  of  the  .8th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  „,„„,,  ^„,,  =ii„l,Mv  wounded  at  the 

1-8  Major  General  H.  R.  Coarteiiay  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  in  1S46,  and  7^?/  -»^^''j,,^™X^''  "  '^ 
liattle  of  S..braon  (Medal).  PunjauO  campaign  of  .S48-49.  including  the  passage  ot  the  Chenab  at  Ramnuggur. 
and  liattles  of  Chillianwallah  and  Gooierat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  nre^ent  at  the 

1-5  Major  General  E.  H.  Courtney  served  with  the  expeditionary  force  m  Ch.">a'n  1358-62,  and  was  presen^attb^ 
action  of  Sheksing  with  the  Kwantung  rebels  on  the  8th  Jan.  .859.    Accompamed  the  naval  forces  under  Sir  Michael 


640    General  OJiccrs  Uetired  on  Fall  or  Ixdired  Pay  or  on  a  Fe}isioti. — War  Services. 

Seymour  to  the  Peiho  river  in  May  1S58,  and  was  engaged  in  the  demolition  of  the  forts  at  its  mouth.  Served 
throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  in  North  China  as  Acting  Adjutant  to  the  combined  force  of  Royal  Engineers  and 
Madras  Sappers,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  Sinho  and  Tanku,  siege  and  capture  of  the  Taku  forts  1  mentioned 
in  despatches),  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  CB.). 

'^^  Miijor  General  C.  V.  Cox  served  the  Gwalior  campaig-n  of  1843-44  and  battle  of  Punniar  (Bronze  Star).  Sutlej 
canipaifrnofi845-46,includingthebattlesof  Moodkee  (wounded),  Ferozeshah.  and  Sobraon  (Medal  and  two  Clasps) 
Puujaub  campaign  of  1848-49  as  Brigade  Major  of  Horse  Artillery,  including  the  passage  of  the  Cheeiiab  and 
battles  of  Chillianwallah  and  Goojerat  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bi-evtt  of  Major). 
Served  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  at  Rawul  Piudee  and  Peshawur  (Medal  and  CB). 

'^-  Major  G&neral  C.  W.  Cox  served  in  the  Burmese  war  in  1852-53,  and  was  present  at  the  retaking  of  Beeling 
(Mcihil  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  Was  also  present  witU  the  Madras  Riflca  iu  ; 857-59  ^^  qus'.ling  the  mutiny  in 
India. 

^^^  Major  General  F.  E.  Cox  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow, 
campaign  in  Rohilcund  and  battle  of  Bareilly  as  Adjutant  of  Royal  Engineers  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Brevet  of 
Major  I. 

^^^MajorGcneralB.Cracroft  served  throughout  the  Sonthal  campaign  of  i855-56andwasslightly  wounded.  Served 
also  in  the  Central  Indinn  campaign  with  the  force  under  General  Whitlock  and  was  present  at  the  atiack  and 
capture  of  PunwaiTce  Heights  near  Kirwee  on  2Qth  Dec.  1858  (mentioned  in  despatches,  !>redal).  Served  in  the 
Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Can'Inhar,  and  was  pr*^sent  at  the 
battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

'®^  Major  General  C.  A.  F.  Creagh  served  with  the  50th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea,  subsequent  to  the  fall  of 
Sebastopol,  from  the  1  ith  Sept.  1855  to  the  end  of  the  Russian  war.  Also  in  the  New  Zealand  wars  Irom  Nov. 
1863  to  i8e6,  and  was  present  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  Rangiawhia  with  the  storming  party,  repulse  of  the 
enemy's  attack  on  the  Ciimp  at  Nukumnru  (in  command  of  a  party  of  the  soth),  the  cajJlure  of  the  fortified 
'village  of  Ketemari  and  the  Putahi  Pah  with  the  storming  party  (Medal).  Served  with  a  detachment  of  the 
Both  Regiment  in  the  Expedition  to  Perak  under  General  Colborne  in  187^-76  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
Transvaal  in  the  oj^crations  against  Sekukuni  in  1878.  Served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  first  in  command  of  three 
companies  of  the  Scih  Regiment,  and  afterwards  as  Commandant  of  the  Leydenburg  District,  and  commanded  a 
portion  of  colonial  hori^e  in  pursuit  of  King  Cetywayo  in  Zululand.  Served  subsequently  in  the  Transvaal  until 
invalided,  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuni  in  iS-'9,  including  the  capture  of  that  chief  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  in  command  of  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  South  StatJbrdshire  Regiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^*'  Major  General  W.  Creagh  served  throughout  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49.  including  the  siege  and  sur- 
render of  Moohan,  1  attle  of  Goojerat,  pursuit  and  surrender  of  the  Sikh  army  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) 

•*^  Major  General  F.  R.  C.  Crofton  served  with  the  9th  Lancers  in  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1858-5^, 
and  WHS  present  at  the  affair  of  Kumdakoti  (Medal). 

*^*  Major  General  T.  C.Crowe  served  in  the  Persian  campaign  in  1857  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  the  Indian  Mutiny 
campaign, including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Ratghur,  action  of  Barodea,  relief  of  Snugor.  i-aT-tuie  of  Garrnkata, 
pursuit  to  Behra,  forcing  the  Muddenpore  Pass,  advance  on  siege  and  capture  of  Jhansi,  battle  of  the  Betwa, 
advance  on  Calpee,  battle  of  Koonch,  on  Rear-Guard  of  ist  Brigaue  Central  India  Field  Force  when  our  baggage 
was  attacked  by  the  enemy's  Cavalry,  action  of  Deopora,  battle  of  Galowlee,  advance  on  and  capture  of  Calpee, 
pursuit  to  Surceela,  advance  on  Gwalior,  battle  of  Morar,  capture  of  Gwalior,  final  pursuit  of  the  enemy  and 
battle  of  Jowra  Aliporc.  subsequent  operations  in  Bundlekund,  including  the  taking  of  Garotha,  and  pursuit  of 
Feroze  Sbah  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^^  Major  General  C.  E.  Cumberland  served  in  the  Crimen  from  13th  Sept.  1855,  and  was  employed  in  the  demoli- 
tion of  the  Docks  of  Sebastopol  (Crimean  and  Turkish  Medals).  Served  in  the  Indian  camp.iign  of  1857-59;  was 
Commanding  Engineer  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Fort  Ahwah,  and  present  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Kotah,  con- 
ducting the  First  Column  at  the  assault  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

isi  Major  General  W.  B.  Cumberland  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Meeranzaie  Valley  and  Upper  Koonim 
in  1856,  and  with  that  into  the  Bozdar  Hills  in  1857  (Medal  with  Clasn). 

1^-*  Major  General  W.  H.  Cuming  served  in  the  Burmese  war  of  1852-53  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  (Medal  with  Clasp 
for  Pegu).  Served  in  the  Crimea  with  the  Turkish  Contingent  in  1855-56  (Turkish  Medal,  and  4th  Class  of  the  Med- 
jidie) .  Served  with  the  Sanger  Field  Division  in  quelling  the  Indian  mutiny  of  1857-59,  ai^tl  was  present  at  the  affair 
of  Kubraie,  battle  of  Banda,  attack  on  Jounpore,  surrender  of  Kirwee,  action  of  Pungattie ;  subsequently  with 
Colonel  NotfsField  Force  in  pursuit  of  Feroze  Shah  and  other  rebels  in  1859  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Central  India). 

'8*  Major  General  R.  H.  Cunlilfe  was  employed  in  suppressing  the  insurrection  in  the  Pariah  Kimedy  district 
in  1856-57. 

i^"  Major  General  J.  A.  Dalzell  served  with  the  53rd  Regiment  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  in  1849,  including  the 
battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  as  Adjutant  in  the  campaign  of  1851-52  against  the  hid  tribes  on 
the  Peshnwur  Frontier  (Medal  with  ClaspK  Indian  campaign  of  i&57-5y.  including  the  action  of  Khodagnnge  and 
entry  into  Futtehghur,  passage  of  the  Gogra  at  Fyzabad  on  29th  November,  commanded  the  skimMshing  Com- 
panies of  the  53rd  at  the  action  of  Toolsepore,  minor  affairs,  commanded  attacking  Companies  of  53rd  at  the  storm- 
ing- and  destruction  of  Bungeon— mentioned  in  despatches  (Medal,  and  Brevet  of  Major). 

1^^  Major  General  C.  ('.  Dandridge  rierv^d  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  and  was  present  at  the  isi  and2n{} 
siege  operations  before  Mooltan,  including  the  attack  on  the  enemy's  outposts  on  the  9th  and  12th  September, 
action  of  Soorjkhoond,  and  storm  and  capture  of  the  city  and  surrender  of  the  fortress  (Medal  with  one  Clasp). 

2'"  Major  Genenil  F.  F.  Darnell  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  istBr>ttahon  Gordon  Highlanders 
(Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star)  ;  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1^84  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Tfcb  and  Temai  (^rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  two  Clasps);  and  in  the  Nile 
Expedition  in  1684-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders  (Clasp). 

20'  Major  General  S.  Darling  served  in  the  Crimea  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  ist  Division 
subsequent  to  the  fall  of  Selia>.topol  from  October  1855  to  the  ist  May  1856. 

^"-  Major  General  R.  L.  Dashwood  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took.partin  the  mar  to  chCandahar 
with  the  force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (Medal). 

-'**  Major  General  A.  Davidson  served'in  the  Imlian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1S57-58  as  Field  Eiuineer  Rijpootana 
Field  Force  and  Stall  Otlicer  of  Engineers,  and  whs  preseutat  the  capture  of  Awah  1  Medal  with  CtaK[j). 

^^^  Major  General  A.  H.  Davidson  served  in  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny,  including  the  actions  of  the  30th  and 
31st  May  1857  on  the  Hindun,  battle  of  Budleekeserai(severely  wounded),  and  battle  of  Bareilly  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  throughout  the  Hazara  and  Black  Mountain  campaign  in  t86S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2"6  Major  General  L.  M.  Davies  served  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Force  in  1857  on  its  march  to  Borazjoon, 
at  the  battle  of  Khooshab,  and  at  the  capture  of  Mohumra  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Deccan  against  the 
rebel  Bhcels  in  1857 ;  present  at  the  engagements  of  Shumshapoor  and  Mahadeoghur  (Indian  Mutiny  Medal). 

20"  Major  General  G.  F,  de  Berry  served  with  the  24th  Kegt.  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49.  including  the  pas- 
sage of  the  Chenab,  and  battles  of  S^doolapore,  Chiiiianwallah  (slightly  wounded),  and  Goo.jerat  (Medal  with  two 
Clasps).  Served  in  India  during  the  mutiny  of  1857-58;  commanded  the  station  of  Murree  (Punjaub)  when  attacked 
by  hillraen  on  the  night  of  1st  Sept.  1857,  and  during  proceedings  of  the  three  following  days.  In  Nov.  1857  raised. 
Tinder  orders  of  Sir  John  Lawrence,  at  Lahore  a  Battalion  of  Sikhs  1,200  strong,  and  proceeded  to  North-Western 
Provinces  with  it  in  Jan.  1858;  was  attached  to  Maxwell's  Column  and  present  at  engagements  at  Ooryah  and 
Sheorghurghatand  at  the  taking  of  Calpee  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Central  India). 

2«8  Major  General  R.  de  Bourbel  served  in  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1864-65  as  Field  Engineer  (Mtdal  with 
Clflppl.     Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal).  .  , 

209  Major  General  H.  De  Brett  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857,  ^^^  ^^^  present  at  the  siege  of  Delhi 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Naga  Hills  Expedition  in  j88o  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  [Afghan 
war  in  1880  with  the  Khyber  Line  Force  (Medal). 

2'«  Major  General  W.'H.  Deedes  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  in  command  of  the  ist  Bat- 
talion Rifle  Brigade,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  an  engagement  near  Poiboi  on  the  13th  November  {DSO.^  and 
Msdal  with  Clasp). 


General  Officers  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Peiisiuu.  —  Wat  Serolces.  64I 
\r»'rP^lrt''«'JS"«J^J'^-=°^,^''^,"l^"''^l"S'^'''  "">  Eastern  campaiirn  of  1854-55  (save  the  interval  between  ist 
Ol'alps.  B.^ve^  o'f  SlVo^.^lnd  TuSMedaf," *='  °'  ^""''  ^""^  =''"""''™' ''"''  '''''  °'  ^^"^^^'"P"'  '^^'"'■'  "•'"'  ""- 
KirHi'i'^-lM^w'i.'LTii^;  ^-  ?"  ''■"  f'"'*,''  ^"""'".^  '°  ^'^''  Artillery  at  the  siege  of  Cawnpore  in  1857  under  Major  General 
r»;^J^ffS  ri'o^li^i  (mentioned  m  despatches  and  allowed  to  reckon  one  year's  extra  service) .  Served  in  the  Artil- 
lery with  the  Force  under  Major  Generals  Havelock  and  Outram,  and  present  at  the  crossing  into  Oude.  actions  of 
Sf  .^//"J  r.?"^o'"'!  ™"y  'nto  Lucknow ;  commanded  two  guns  in  an  advance  piquet  during  the 

subsequent  defence  of  the  Residency  ;  present  at  the  retaking  of  Cawnpore  (mentioned  in  despatches,  received 

s^Si,?^i.-„iHP  ""    °''"j;°^9,«''™'™P°""'^'''*I«"i"'^''^  service).     Served  with  the 

Sikkim  tield  Force  as  Stacromcer  under  Colonel  Gawler  in  i86i  (mentioned  in  despatches,  received  the  aopro- 
bation  of  the  Governor  General  in  Council).  Served  in  the  Indian  N.W.  Frontier  war  of  186!.  and  was  present  at 
the^  attack  and  capture  of  the  Crag  Piquet,  the  Conical  Hill,  and  Umbeyla  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  witli 

„/'"  .^"J""'  9??F"'  ^-  A- de  Moleyns  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  July  1855,  including  the  siege  and  fall 
of  SebastopoKMedal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Med.al)  j      31, 

^'8  Sir  Thomas  Dennehy  served  iu  the   Sonthal  campaign  of  1855-56,  and  commanded  a  detachment  of  tw> 
Companies  in  action  with  the  Insurgents  at  Chundkundra.    Served  also  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  of  1857-5J, 
and  commanded  the  Head  Quarters  of  the  Allahabad  Military  Police  Battalion  at  the  actions  of  Maniokpore  and 
(jadbamnron  (twice  thanked  by  the  Governor  General,  Medal). 
2''  Major  Genera!  A.  D.  Deniiiss  served  in  the  Puniaub  cam'pnio-nin  1S48-49  (Medal). 

2-i"  Major  GeneralJ.  Desborough  served  with  the  Cliina  ExpeditioYi  of  i860,  and  was  present  at  Sinho,  Tangku,  csp- 
'"^.f;  "V*"^  '^^""^  Ports,  actions  near  Tangchow,  and  surrenderor  Pekin  (Brevet  ofLt.Colouel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
Major  General  A.  A.  Des  Vieux  served  in  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Force  iu  1857,  at  the  bombardment  and 
capture  ol  the  fortsor  Mohumra  and  the  pursuit  ol  the  Persian  army  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Horse 
Transport  service  in  the  China  Expeditionary  Force  under  Lieut.General  Sir  Hope  Grant  in  1S60,  iiresent  at  the 
landing  at  Pehtang,  action  of  Sinho,  capture  of  Tangkow,  assault  and  capture  of  tbe  Taka  Forts;  accom- 
panied the  advance  of  the  army  on  Tien-Tsin  and  Pekin,  including-  the  battles  of  Chaug-kia-Wan  and  Tungchow, 
and  occupation  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

--^  Sir  Francis  de  Winton  served  the  Crimean  campaign  from  January  1S55,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol,  in  the  Trenches  with  the  siege  train,  and  bombardments  of  9th  April  and  6th  and  17th  June— wounded 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Commanded  the  expedition  sent  agains, 
the  Yonnies,  on  the  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  1887-88  (CB.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp), 

2-!«  Major  General  W.  A.  Dick  served  with  the  3rd  Bombay  Cavalry  on  the  frontiers  of  Upper  Sind  Irom  April  to 
Dec.  1846.  Served  with  the  Central  India  Field  Force  under  Sir  Hugh  Rose  in  1858-59.  and  was  present  at  the  siege 
and  capture  of  Ratghur,  relief  of  Saugor,  capture  of  Garrakota,  and  iu  command  of  a  party  of  the  3rd  Bombay 
Cavalrj-  which  surprised  and  cut  up  the  enemy's  outlying  Picquet  during  the  advance  on  that  fortress  (specially  men- 
tioned) at  the  Maethone  Pass;  present  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Jhansi  and  taking  of  Calpee  ;  commanded  the 
Head  Quarters  Wing  of  the  3rd  Bombay  Cavalry  on  the  march  from  Etowa  to  Devpora,  when  the  Rear  Guard  was 
attacked  by  the  rebel  Army,  also  during  the  advance  on  Gwalior,  at  the  action  of  Morar,  capture  of  Gwalior,  and 
with  the  Column  under  Sir  Robert  Napier  at  the  battles  of  Jaura  and  Alipoor  (Brevet  of  Major)  ;  served  with  a 
detached  Field  Force  in  the  Jhansi  and  Jalovm  district  during  the  monsoon  of  1858,  and  at  the  affairs  of  Mhow  and 
Mahonie  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^^  Major  General  W.  R.  Dickinson  served  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Force  in  1856-57,  and  was  present  at  the 
storming  of  Reshire,  capture  of  Bushire,  and  battle  of  Khooshab  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

''^  Major  General  E.  J.  Dickson  served  in  the  Kaflr  war  of  1846-47  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal). 
'^^  Major  General  M.  C.  Dixon  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1855,  in  the  Trenches  with  the  siege  train  before 
Sebastopol,  and  at  the  bombardments  of  April  and  6th  and  17th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Brevets  of  Major  and 
Lt. Colonel,  Victoria  Cross,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,and  Turkish  Medal) ;  received 
the  VC  under  the  following  circumstances :—"  On  the  17th  April  1855,  about  2  p.m.,  when  the  Battery  he  com- 
manded was  blown  up  by  a  shell  from  the  enemy,  which  burst  in  the  magazine,  destroyed  the  parapets  (at  Sebas- 
topol), killed  and  wounded  ten  men,  disabled  five  guns,  and  covered  asixth  with  earth  ;  for  most  gallantly  reopening 
fire  with  the  remaining  gnn  before  the  enemy  had  ceased  cheering  from  their  parapets  (on  which  tbey  had  mounted^ 
and  fighting  it  until  sunset,  despite  the  heavy  concentrated  fire  of  the  enemy's  batteries,  and  the  ruined  state  of 
his  own." 

''*  Major  General  T.  F.  Dixon  served  with  the  sgth  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  December  1854  to  February 
1855,  including  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  ( Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Tuikish  Medal). 

='^'  Major  General  M.  F.  Downes  served  m  the  Crimean  campaign  from  May  to  August  1855,  including  the  siege 
of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
2'°  Major  General  A.  W.  Drayson  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1847  (Medal). 

•*"  Major  General  F.  B.  Drew  served  in  the  Afghan  war  1878-79,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  in  the 
Koorum  Valley  on  the  .iSth  November  1878,  and  incommandof  the  ist  Brigade  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal 
in  the  2nd  December  ;  commanded  the  same  Brigade  in  the  operations  in  the  Hariab  and  Khost  Valleys,  including 
some  minor  engagements  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

""  Major  General  C.  W.  Dun  served  with  Brigadier  Watson's  Force  in  the  Saugor  and  Nerbudda  Territories  from 
ist  March  to  25th  April  1843,  and  from  loth  October  to  8th  November  1841.  Was  present  during  the  Chinese  riots 
at  Singapore  in  May  1854. 

'^  Major  GeuerarH.  A.  Dwyer  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  in  1S46  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Sobraou 
(Medal)  Served  also  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  iu  1857-58,  including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi,  and 
capture  of  Jhujjur  (Medal  with  Claspj. 

''''  Major  Geneial  W.  H.  S.  Earle  served  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  battles  of  Chillian- 
wallah  andGoojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Present  at  an  affair  in  the  Boree  Passin  J«ov.  1S53;  also  in  operations 
against  the  Afreedies  in  March  1855  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-38  (Medal). 
25^  Major  Genera'  C.  Eccles  .lervcd  with  the  4th  Regiment  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54-55,  includ- 
ing the  battles  ol  Alma  (carried  the  Colours)  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  assaults  of  the  iSth 
June  and  8th  September  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^'  Major  Genera!  H.  Edmeades  served  in  India  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kaiee  Nuddee, 
battle  of  Cawnpore  on  6th  Dec,  and  action  of  Sherghur  Ghat  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with  the 
Natal  Field  Force. 

^«"  Major  General  M.  Elliot  served  in  the  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny  ;  1 5ok  part  in  the  actions  of  the  30th 
and  31st  May  1857  on  the  Hmdun,  commanded  his  battery  throughout  the  latter  action  ;  was  present  at  the  battle 
of  Budleekeserai,  the  siege  and  assault  of  Delhi  (sererely  wounded  in  the  head  on  tbe  15th  September),  and  several 
minor  actions— slightly  wounded  on  two  occasions  (Medal  with  ClasD).  Served  throughout  the  Hazara  campaign 
of  1868  on  the  Black  Mountain  in  command  of  the  Peshawar  Mountain  Battery  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
Egyptian  war  of  1882  in  command  of  the  Siege  Tram  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie, 
and  Khedive's  Star).  „  „,    ■    r.i  ■  1    i- 

-■i'  Major  General  H.  F.  W.  Ely  seryedwith  the  99th  Regiment  throughout  the  campaign  of  1S60  in  China,  mcluaing 
the  actions  of  Chankinwan  and  Paliatchow  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Meilal  with  Clasp).  Served  throughout  the /iulu 
war  of  1879.  Commanded  a  large  convoy  of  ammunition  and  provisions  following  Pearson's  Column  m  the  advance 
on  Ekowe,  and  was  present  during  the  investment  of  that  place  by  the  enemy.  Was  afterwards  Commandant  ot 
one  of  the  forts  on  the  coast  line  of  communication  (Medal  with  Clasp).  -        ♦    n. 

»»  Major  General  A.  L.  Emerson  served  in  the  Crimea  in  1835-56  after  the  fall  of  Sebastopol,  but  previous  to  the 
conclusion  ol  the  armistice  and  until  the  evacuation  of  the  Crimea  by  the  Allies.  p -vr     .^ 

^  .Major  General  J.  Emerson  served  toroughout  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-46,  including  the  battles  ot  Mooa- 

kee,  Ferozeshah,  and  Sobraon  (Medal  and  two  Clasps).  .  ■     1    r       ^v,.^ 

""  MajorGeneral  F.  Etcson  served  with  the  i8th  Roval  Irish  throughout  the  Burmese  war  in  183^-53, inoiaiung  ^ne 

capture  of  Martaban,  Kangoon.  Prome,  and  the  Donabew  stockades  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  

=«  Major  General  A.  T.  Etheridge    coounanded  detachments  of  the  23rd  Bombay  N.I.  on  service  m  the  Oonona 


642    General  Officers  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. — War  Services. 

and  Khandeish  in  1844-45 ;  served  in  the  Mahee  Kanta  with  the  Giiicowar's  Horse  in  1848,  and  present  at  the  sur- 
render of  the  fort  of  Ahmednuggur;  present  at  the  operationB  against  the  Dessaieoa  of  Wiirree  in  the  North  Canara 
and  Bedee  districte,  and  commanded  a  body  of  Irregulars  in  the  movement  aRainst  their  position  on  25th  February 
185S  (Medal). 

^''  Major  General  E.  D.  Fairtlough  served  in  the  Crimean  campaijfn  from  igth  Jan.  to"24th  May  1855,  as  Adjutant 
of  the  14th  Regiment,  including  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  ServedalsoinNew 
Zealand  during  the  war  in  1863-66  (Medal). 

2^8  Major  General  A.  V.  Falls  served  in  the  Southern  Mahratta  campaign  of  1844-45,  including  the  sieges  of 
Punella,  Pownghur,  Munohcr,  and  Munsuntosh,  and  capitulation  of  Budderghur. 

^^^  Major  General  \V.  T.  F.  Farewell  was  employed  on  field  service  in  the  Saugor  and  Nerljadda  Territories,  in 
tiie  suppresMion  of  the  Indian  mutiny,  from  6th  February  1858  ;  present  at  the  affair  of  Kabraio  17th  April,  battle 
of  Banda  igtb  April  1858,  and  surrender  of  the  rebel  Narrain  Hao,  and  occupation  of  Kirwee  on  6th  June  1858 
(Medal  with  Clasp  for  Central  India). 

=*"*  Major  General  R.  F.  Firth  served  in  the  China  war  in  1858-59  (Medal). 

^'^  Major  General  C.  FitzGerald  served  with  the  49th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  14th  Nov.  1854,  including 
the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  capture  of  the  Quarries  with  the  storming  party,  and  assaults  of  the  Redan  on  the 
iBth  June  and  8th  September  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^''^  Major  General  M.  M.  FitzGerald  served  with  the  expeditions  under  6ir  Neville  Chamberlain  in  Meeranzye  and 
Upper  Koorum  in  1856,  and  agninst  the  Bozdar  Belochees  in  March  1857  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  at  the  siege  and 
capture  of  Delhi,  and  with  the  Field  Force  under  General  Showers  in  various  minor  operations  in  1857-58  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

^'''  Major  General  R.  FitzGerald  was  present  with  the  69th  Regiment  during  the  repulse  of  an  incursion  of 
Fenians  into  Canada  in  May  1870  (Medal). 

=*'«  Major  General  A.  FitzHugh  commanded  a  detachment  of  the  4th  Sikh  Infantry  in  three  affairs  against  the 
Momunds  near  Fort  Shubkudr  in  December  1S63  and  January  18(14  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 
Commanded  the  4th  Sikh  Infantry  in  the  expedition  to  the  Dour  Valley  in  Feb.  1872  (mentioned  in  despatches). 
Commanded  the  4th  Punjab  Infantry  throughout  the  Jowaki  campaign  of  1877-78  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 
Commanded  the  5th  Goorkhas  throughout  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  ;  was  in  command  of  the  advance  party  in  tho 
attack  on  the  Spingawi  Kotal  on  and  December  1879,  and  of  the  Regiment  as  rearguard  on  13th  December  in  the 
Sapri  Pass  (mentioned  in  despatches);  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiab  and  in  the  operations  around 
Cabul  in  December  i87g—w-ounded  vseveral  times  mentioned  in  despatches):  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  ip 
the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel, 
CB.,  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration  I. 

2"'  Major  General  H.  T.  FitzHugh  served  in  tho  Crimean  campaign  from  May  1855,  including  the  siege  and 
fall  of  Sebastopol,  in  the  trenches  with  the  siege  train,  and  at  the  bombardments  of  6th  and  17th  June  tBievet  of 
Maior.  Medal  with  (.'ln.'^p,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

280  Major  General  H.  C.  Fletcher  was  ]>resent  during  part  of  the  Kolapore  campaign  in  1845. 

-^2  Major  General  \V.  O.  Fuord  was  employed  with  a  held  force  Irom  slh  March  1858,  and  engaged  with  a  small 
pnviv  o)  tlir"  rebels  nn  the  2nd  October  1858  (Medal). 

***  Major  General  Foote  sei-ved  on  the  China  expedition  of  1857-5S,  including  the  blockade  of  the  Canton  River,  and 
was  Major  of  the  Provisional  Battalion  attho  landing  beforeandstorraingof  Canton;  commanded  the  Royal  Murines 
attheassaultandcaptureof  the  walled  townuf  Namtow^inentionedindesiiatches  (Brevet  of  Major,  Metlal  with  Clasp). 

-''••  Majur  General  C.  P.  Forhes  served  with  the  expedition  Irom  Aden  against  the  Foodhli  Arab  tribe  in  1866, 
inrlmiing  the  destruction  of  Shugra. 

^^^  Major  General  Barnett  Pord  served  with  tho  Madras  Sappers  and  Miners  throughout  the  Burmese  war  of  1852- 
53,  and  also  as  an  Assistant  FieNl  Engineer  to  the  Army  of  Ava  during  the  greater  part  of  the  war.  Commanded 
two  Companies  of  Sappers  and  Miners  at  the  capture  of  Martaban  (thanked  uy  the  Government  of  India)  ;  present 
u,t  the  destruction  of  the  river  stockades,  the  taking  of  the  White  House  Piquet,  storm  of  the  Great  Pagoda,  capture 
of  Rangoon,  nth  and  15th  April  (slightly  w-ounded) ;  commanded  a  detachment  of  Sappers  in  the  storm  of  the  Fort 
and  capiure  of  Bassein  (thanked  by  the  Government  of  India),  and  present  in  various  minor  affairs  (Medal  with 
Clasp  for  Pegu). 

^^  Major  General  J.  G.  R.  Forlong  served  in  the  Burmese  campaign  in  1852-53  ;  was  emploj'cd  as  an  Assistant 
Field  Engineer  and  in  charge  of  guides  and  a  survey  with  a  large  armed  force  to  escort  elephants  from  Arracan  to 
Pegu  in  1853,  and  present  at  tho  attack  and  investment  of  Prome,  capture  of  Toma,  and  sundry  skirmishes  there, 
and  in  pursuit  of  the  Burman  Governor  of  Padore  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu). 

29"  Major  General  T.  F.  Forster  served  as  a  volunteer  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  in  1846,  and  was  present  at  the  battle 
of  Aliwal  (Medal). 

2^'  Major  General  A.  G.  Forsyth  served  in  the  Puniaub  campaign  of  1848-49.  including  the  action  of  Sadoola- 
pore  (Meilal).  Served  alt-o  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-59.  includinKthe  action  near  Agra  on  the  5th 
July,  battle  of  Agra  on  the  lothOct.  1857,  and  action  of  Dowra  (Medal). 

2^*  Major  General  C.  S.  Fowle  served  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49  (Medal). 

^*  Major  General  William  French  served  with  the  expedition  to  China  in  i860,  and  was  present  at  Sinho, 
Tangku,  captureof  Taku  Forts,  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Also  during  the  operations 
Hgainst  the  Taepings  in  the  vicinity  of  Shanghai  in  May  and  October  1862,  including  the  capture  of  the  walled 
cities  of  Tsinpoo  and  Tsolin,  the  fortified  city  of  Najow,  the  affair  at  Nanksiang,  and  recapture  of  the  walled  city 
of  Kahding.  Served  iu  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  took  part  in  the  delence  of  Candahar  (mentioned  m  despatches), 
nnd  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"'  Major  General  D.  Gaye  served  in  Scinde  in  1843  in  command  of  two  guns  with  the  Detachment  which,  in 
the  night  attack  on  the  British  Camp  near  Shahdadpore,  defeated  and  dispersed  the  ForcesofMeer  Shah  Mahomed, 
takiiigall  his  cannon. 

3""  Major  General  H.H.  F.  Gifford  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  in  the  advance  to 
Candahar  and  Khelat-i-Ghilzie  under  Sir  Donald  Stewart  (Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 

3"^  Major  General  E.  M.  Gilbert-Cooper  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  and  was  present  at  the  assault  and 
capture  of  Kotah,  pursuit  of  the  rebels  under 'I'antia  Topee,  the  Rao  Saheb,  and  the  Nawalj  of  Banda  in  June 
July  and  August  1858  ;  at  the  action  of  Sanganeer  and  the  battle  of  the  Bunasa  ;  with  Brigadier  Parke's  pursuing 
Column  from  August  to  November  1858  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3'-  Major  General  W.  J.  Gillespie  served  with  the  1st  iiattalion  Berkshire  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian 
war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  surrender  of  Kafr  Dowar  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  throughout 
the  campaign  in  the  Eastern  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Berkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagements  at  Hashcen  and  the  Tofrek  zerel>a  (mentiuued  iu  despatches)  and  ihe  sabsequeut  advance  to 
and  burnmg  of  Teraai  (two  Clasps). 

^'•^  Major  General  G.  C.  Girardot  served  in  the  China  war  of  i860  with,  the  3rd  Bombay  Infantry  as  an  Ensign 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

31*  MajorGeneral  A.  C.  (jleigservedin  the  Crimean  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

316  Major  General  C.  J.  Godby  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-46,  including  the  attair  of  Buddiwal,  action 
of  Aliwal,  surrender  of  Fort  PhiUour,  and  subsequent  operations  in  the  JuUundur  Doab  (Medal).  Also  thruughout 
the  Punjaub  canijiaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  passage  of  the  ('henab,  and  actions  of  Ramnuggur,  Sadoolapore, 
and  Chillianwallah — dangerously  wounded  in  a  haud-to-bund  fight  in  defence  of  the  Regimental  Colours  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Was  wounded  by  an  assassin  in  Dec.  1853  w-hen  i"  charge  of  the  Eusoffzie  frontier.  Has  been  emptoyed 
in  hunting  down  and  engaged  with  hill  robbers  on  thePeshawur  frontier.  Served  as  Brigadier  General  in  command 
of  the  1st  Brigade  of  Sir  Donald  Stewart's  Division  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  mcluaing  the  surrender  of  Can- 
dahar and  Khelat-i-Gbilzie,  and  the  occupation  of  (Jandahar  till  March  1880;  was  present  in  the  advance  toGhuznee 
and  Cabul,  and  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  tho  Logar 
Valley  and  about  Cabul  till  August  1880,  when  he  was  compelled  by  sickness  to  resign  his  command  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  CB.), 


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=!»r„^T„'i  ^I'^Th^}  T  °°^^^  ^'";i''\'°  ^^^  Crimean  campaign  from  May  185s,  including  the  sieRO  and  fall  of 
Sebastopo  .  m  the  Trenches  with  the  siese  tra.n,  including '.he  bombardments  of  6th  and  .7th  June  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  Brevet  pf  Major,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

SI8  Major  General  W.  HR  Godfrey  served  in  the  Burmese  war  in  1852-53  and  was  present  at  the  storming  of 
vWfh  C°a6  "tnrPeil)^''  repeated  attacks  on  Naweng  from  ist  November  to  20th  December  1852  (Medal 

■„!,'!'„^'^^°,''i,''^''^Jf'  ^V"?;  *?°,'\"''"  !-«"«l  th"  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  as  Adjutant  of  the  sth  Dragoon  Guards 
'and  Tirkish  Mediln        ^alaklava.  Inkerman,  and  Tchernaya,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps, 

T  ^'''  ^'  i'  ''.''''J?J°\'*  ,?'"'X'"^  '■^i"'  ""^  expedition  to  China  in  1S40-42,  and  was  present  at  the  n  ffair  of  Chuenpea 
and  Bogueiorts  (Medal).  Served  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  in  the  Turkish  Contingent  under  General  Vivian 
in  Turkey  and  the  Eastern  Lrimea  from  July  1855  to  the  close  of  the  Russian  war  (4th  Class  of  the  Mediidie).  At 
the  commencement  of  the  operations  in  Egypt  in  1682  he  organised  an  Intelligence  Department  at  Alexandria 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  2nd  Class  of  the  Osmanieh). 

»"  MajorGeneral\V.T,Goldsworthyserv5dinOiidewiththeVolunteerCavalryofHavelock'scolumnini857,andwas 
present  at  the  actions  01  Oonao  and  Busseerutgunje,  and  recapture  of  Busseerutgunje ;  for  these  services  he  received 
a  Commission  m  the  Sth  Hussars.  Served  in  Rajpootana  and  Central  India,  on  the  staff  and  with  the  Sth  Hussars 
throughout  the  campaign  of  1858-59,  including  the  siege  of  Kotali,  re-occupation  of  Chondevree.battlo  of  Kotah  ke 
Serai  (as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Brigadier  Smith),  capture  of  Gwalior  (as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Hu^h  Rose),  siege  and 
capture  of  Powrie,  actions  of  Koondrye  and  Boordah  as  Brigade  Major  in  the  Rajpootana  Field  Force,  which  ap- 
pointment he  held  from  the  fall  of  Gwalior  in  Juno  1858  to  the  end  of  the  war  (eight  times  mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Brevet  of  Major  on  attaining  the  rank  of  Captain).  Served  throughout  the  Abyssinian 
Expedition  in  1S68  on  the  Staff  as  Brigade  Major  of  Cavalry,  and  was  present  at  the  taking  of  Magdala  (twice 
mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal,  and  promoted  to  Major  unattached  without  purchase). 

^'^  Major  General  E.  C.  A.  Gordon  served  in  the  Kastern  campaign  from  April  1854  to  its  close,  when  he  was 
appointed  H.M.'s  Commissioner  for  the  settlement  of  claims  against  the  Turkish  Government  for  the  Crimean 
war  (Turkish  Medal).  In  1862  was  appointed  British  Member  of  the  Mixed  Military  Commission  charged  with 
the  demarkation  of  the  Rayon  of  the  fortress  of  Belgrade. 

^'^  Major  General  C.  M.  Govan  served  with  the  expedition  to  China  in  i860,  and  was  present  at  Sinho,  Tangku, 
and  capture  of  Taku  Forts  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  operations  against  the 
Taepings  in  the  vicinity  of  Shanghai  in  April  and  May  1862. 

"^1  Maior  General  A.  W.  Graham  served  with  the  Bombay  Column  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1S4S-49,  including 
the  siege  and  surrender  of  Mooltan,  and  storm  and  capture  of  the  town  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
Persian  Expedition  of  1856-57,  and  was  present  at  the  lauding  at  Hallilah  Ba.y,  storming  of  Reshire,  surrender  of 
Bushire,  and  battle  of  Khooshab  (Medal  with  Clasp) .  Was  present  at  the  attack  on  the  position  of  the  rebel  Bheels  at 
Shumsherpoor  in  October  1857  with  the  force  under  Colonel  Macan  (severel.y  wounded  by  ball  through  the  ankle). 

33'  Major  General  T.  Graham  served  throughout  the  Hazara  and  Black  Mountain  campaign  in  iS68  (Medal  with 
Cla&p).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  I^t. Colonel,  Medal,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley 
Expedition  in  1884.  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iS86-87iu  command  of  the  Thayetmyo  District  and  of 
the  troops  engaged  on  that  frontier  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp).  Commanded  the  "Sikkim  Expedition  in 
1888-89  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Viceroy  and  of  the  Government  of  India.  CB.,  and  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  in  command  of  the  Tamu  Column  (received  the  thanks  of  the  (government  of  India, 
mentioned  in  despatches.  Cl.asp). 

^3  Major  General  G.  F.  (iraham  served  with  the  force  in  the  Cossyah  and  Jynteah  Hills  during  the  rebellion  of 
e  862-63. 

33'  Major  General  W.  H.  Graham  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

»'■  Major  General  J.  W.  Green  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-S0,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with 
the  force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (Medal). 

3*0  Sir  \Vm.  Henry  Green  served  with  a  detachment  of  the  Sind  Irregular  Horse  with  the  Bombay  Column  in  the 
Punjaub  campaign  of  1S48-49.  including  the  siege  and  surrender  of  Mooltan,  battle  of  Goojerat,  pursuit  and 
aurreu'ier  of  the  Sikh  army  [Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Joined  the  Turkish  army  at  Kars  in  the  winter  of  1854  ;  m 
May  the  same  .year  he  was  employed  on  special  duty  by  Her  Majesty's  Government,  and  joined  the  Turkish  army 
of  the  Danube  under  Omer  Pasha  as  2nd  in  Command  of  a  hod.y  of  Irregular  Horse  with  the  rank  of  Colonel  in 
the  Ottoman  army ;  joined  Her  Majesty's  steamer  Leander  as  a  volunteer  on  the  embarkation  of  the  array  for 
the  Crimea  in  the  employment  Oi  Her  Majesty's  Foreign  Office,  and  was  present  in  all  the  operations  of  the  fleet 
up  to  ist  October;  landed  with  the  Royal  Marines  that  occupied  the  heights  of  Balaklava  October  14th  1  present 
at  the  battles  of  Balaxlava  and  Inkerman ;  appointed  Assistant  Field  Engineer  and  joined  the  Royal  Engineers  in 
the  right  attack,  siege  of  Sebastopol ;  present  in  the  batteries  at  the  bombardment  in  October  1854  and  April  1S55, 
and  repulse  of  sorties  22nd  and  33rd  March  1855  ;  April  17th  severely  wounded  while  on  duty  in  the  trenches  (men- 
tioned in  despatches)  ;  joined  the  Baltic  Fleet  on  the  27th  July  in  the  employment  of  Her  Majesty's  Foreign  OlBce, 
and  was  present  on  board  Her  Majesty's  steamer  Litjhtniitg  at  the  bombardment  of  Sweaborg  on  7th  and  Sth 
A'lgast;  returned  to  Turkey  and  was  appointed  Assistant  Adjutant  General  to  a  body  of  Irregular  Horse  and 
European  Horse  Artillery  i9th  January  1855  (Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  with  three  Clasps.  Danube  Gold  Medal, 
Turkish  War  Medal,  anil  the  Order  of  the  Medjidie).  Served  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  of  the  Cavalry 
Division  of  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Force  in  1S57,  and  subsequently  appointed  Assistant  Adjutant  General  to 
the  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  CB.). 

3«  Major  General  C.  M.  Griffith  organized  and  commanded  the  A  Division  Transport  Train  attached  to  the  ist 
Brigade  ist  Division  of  the  .Abyssinian  Expeditionary  Force.  Commanded  the  party  furnished  with  stretchers 
for  the  removal  ol  the  wounded  from  the  field  of  action  on  the  loth  and  13th  April  1868  at  Arogee  and  Magdala 
(mentioned  in  despatches  as  having  "distinguished  himself  by  his  zeal  and  activity,"  and  as  "deserving  of 
special  notice."  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  w.ar  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the 
de'ence  of  (Jandahar  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3«  Major  General  C.  J.  Griffiths  served  with  the  43rd  Native  Infantry  in  Boohtan  in  1864.  including  the  capture, 
retreat  from,  and  retaking  of  Dewangiri,  and  several  minor  engagements  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
3rd  Sikhs  in  the  Hazara  campaign  of  1868  imduding  the  exooJirion  agiinst  the  tribes  on  the  Black  Mountain 
i(Clasp).  Served  with  the  3rd  Sikh  Infantry  in  the  Jowaki  Expedition  of  1S77-78  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  at  the  forcing  of  the  Shutargardan— wounded  (mentioned 
in  despatohesi,  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1S79  includiing  the  investment  of  Sherpore  (men- 
tioned in  despatches) ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at 
of  Candahar  (mentioned  m  despatches,  Brevet  of   Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze 


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3«  Major  General  N.  X.  Gwynne  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  as  a  Brigade  Major,  and  took  part  with  the 

expedition  into  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal).    Served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion 

Shropshire  Light  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

«  Major  General  L.  A.  Hale  .served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1878-79  (Medal  with  Clasp).  •     ,  ,h=  Hill  Trihoa 

3«  Major  General  O.  Hamilton  served  the  campaign  of  1845  under  bir  Charles  Napier  against  the  Hill  iribes 

in  Siud.    Also  the  Punjaub  camuaign  of  1848-49  (.Modal).  ^     ,     ^   ,  .     t^  «i  ,      ,  j     ■       ,i,„  „..i,ni„  „f  tho 

3«  Major  General  T.  de  C.  Hamilton  served  with  the  90th  Light  Infantry  in  Kafflrland  during  the  «  hole  of  the 

war  01  1846-47  (Medal).     Served  with  the  68th  Light  Infantry  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55.     ncludius,  the 

battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava.  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  '""'f  l^'*^?^' Vth/ ^h  mIv 

Kiiight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  and  Turkish  Medal) :  received  the  l-C     for  having,  on  the  night  of  the  nth  May 


644  General  Officers  Retired  on  Full  or  Eetired  Pay  or  on  a  Fension. — War  Services. 

1855.  d'lrinff  amost  determined  sortie  (from  Sebastopol),  boldly  charged  the  enemy,  with  a  small  force  from  a 
battery  of  which  they  had  obtained  possession  in  great  numbers,  thereby  saving  the  works  from  falling  into  the 
hands  of  the  enemy.     He  was  conspicuous  on  this  occasion  for  his  gallantry  and  daring  conduct." 

3^^  Major  General  F.  Hammersley  served  in  the  Trenches  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol.  and  assault  of  the 
18th  June  {Medal  with  Clasp,  Brevet  of  Major,  Sardinian  Medal,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish.  MeiKl). 

*56  Major  General  G.  W.  Hanson  served  with  the  Boml)ay  Column  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  184S-45,  and  was 
present  at  the  siege  and  sui-render  of  Mnoltan  (Medal  with  Clasp) .     Present  at  the  action  ot  Ambapawuea. 

^5"  Major  General  J.  Hanwell  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  May  1855  including  the  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol  (Medal  >rith  Clasp,  and  Turki^h  Medal). 

^^  Major  General  P.  H.  Harcourt  served  throughout  the  Central  India  campaign  of  1857-58  (mentioned  ia 
despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

3"  Major  General  J.  T.  Harris  served  in  the  2nd  European  Bengal  Fusiliers  with  the  force  before  Delhi  in 
1857,  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Budleekeserai  and  subsequent  operations  before  Delhi,  and  severely  wounded 
throngh  the  thigh  in  the  Subzee  Mnndee  on  the  27th  June  ;  served  subsequently  in  Oude  in  1S58-59  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  with  the  15th  Punjaub  Infantry  in  the  campaign  of  i860  in  China,  including  the  action  of  Sinho, 
taking  of  Tangku.  and  actions  of  Chankiawhan  and  Paliachow,  and  advance  on  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^  Major  General  W.  D.  Harris  served  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  184S-49.  including  the  action  of  Ramnuggur, 
passage  of  the  Chenab,  and  battles  of  Chillianwallah  and  Goojerat,  and  subsequent  pursuit  (Medal  witn  two 
Clasps).  Served  as  2nd  in  command  of  the  2nd  Bengal  European  Fusiliers  throughout  the  siege  of  Delhi  in  1857, 
including  ihe  actions  in  front,  storming  of  the  breach.  Cashmere  bastion,  and  final  capture  of  the  city  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Brevet  of  Major). 

36S  Major  General  E.  Harrison  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  in  1846,  and  was  present  at  thebatt'e  of  Sobraon 
(Medal). 

3^  Mnjor  Genernl  Douglas  Hastings  served  with  the  7Srh  Highlanders  in  the  Persian  war  In  1857,  including 
night  attack  and  battle  of  Kooshab  and  bombardment  of  Mohurarah  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  also  in  Bengal 
in  the  several  actions  leading  to  and  ending  in  the  relief  of  the  Residency  at  Lucknow— severelv  wounded  (Medal 
with  Clai^p  Hnd  a  year's  service).     Served  wirh  the  6ih  Regt.  in  the  Haz.ira  campaign  of  i36S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3-0  Major  General  G.  H.  Hawes  served  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-46  with  the  9th  Regiment,  iuc'.ading  the 
battles  of  Moodkee,  FerozeshHh.  and  Sobraon  (Medal  and  two  Clasps).  Also  in  the  Crimea  from  the  27th  Nov.  1854, 
including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol.  and  assault  on  the  batteries  on  the  i3th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Brevet 
of  Major,  slh  Class  of  the  Medjidio,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

3"2  Major  General  A.  C.  Hawkins  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  March  1S55,  including  the  siege  and  fall 
of  Sebastopol,  and  was  prei^ent  at  the  bombardments  ofthe  9th  April,  and  17th  June,  17th  August,  and  3th  Sep- 
tember (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  andstb 
Class  of  the  Medjidie). 

3^5  Major  General  E.  L.  Hawkins  served  with  the  Turkish  Contingent  during  the  Crimean  campaign  in  1855-56 
(Turkish  Medall.  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1857-5S,  including  the  battle  of  Cawnpore  on  the  6th  Dec.  1857, 
action  of  Shumshabad  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  capture  of  Calpee  (Medal  %vith  two  Clasps  1. 

''*'  Majur  General  H.  B.  Hayward  served  with  the  45th  Regiment  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1868,  and  was 
present  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal). 
3'0  Major  General  J.  W.  Henderson-Clelaud  served  m  the  Egj'ptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
^^°  Major  General  M.  A.  H.  J.  Heriot  served  on  the  China  Expedition  of  1857-5S,  including  the  blockade  of  the 
Canton  river,  the  landing  before,  storm  and  capture  of  the  city  ;  accompanied  the  expedition  to  the  North  and 
was  wounded  at  the  attack  on  the  forts  at  the  Peiho  on  25th  June  1859.     Served  in  the  campaign  of  i860  with  the 
Chinese  Coclie   Corps,  and  took  part  in  the  expedition  to  the  North  and  the  operations  there,  including  the  action 
of  Sinho  and  the  storming  of  Tangku  and  of  the  North  Taku  Forts  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 
3S1  Major  General  B.  B.  Herrick served  with  the  Baltic  Expeditions  m  1854  and  1855  (Medal). 
^^  Major  General  J.  J.  Heywood  served  with  the  1st  Reyals  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  ist  June  1855, 
including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).     Served  as  Commandaat  of 
H.M.  Hospital  Ship  Victor  Emanuel  off  the  Gold  Coast  during  the  Ashanti  war  in  1874  (Medal). 

^*  Major  General  Eustace  Hill  ser\-ed  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  185S-59,  and  was  present  at  the  actions 
of  Nawabgunge,  Bara  Banki,  and  Selimnore.  and  at  the  capture  of  Fort  Amethee  (Medal). 

'-'  Sir  John  Hills  served  with  the  Persian  Espeditionarv  Force  in  1857,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of 
Mohumra  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Abyssinian  Expeditionary  Force  as  Field  Engineer  at  Koomeylee, 
the  large  watering  post  at  the  foot  of  the  mountains,  constructing  wells  and  other  works  there;  also  served  as 
Field  Engineer  at  Senaf^( mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  ii  1379-80.  and  took  part 
in  the  defence  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  CB.,  and  Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition 
in  1886-87  as  (.;omn.anding  Royal  Engineer  at  Head  Quarters  (Clasp). 

^0  Major  General  F.  Hime  served  throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  in  North  China,  and  was  present  at  the 
actions  of  Sinho  and  Tangku,  storm  and  capture  of  the  Taku  Fores,  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two 
Clasps) . 

391  Majo-  General  S.J.  Hire  served  throughout  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Lord  Gough, 
including  the  action  of  Ramnuggur,  passage  of  the  Chenab,  and  battles  of  ChiUian wallah  and  Goojerat  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Brevet  of  Major). 

3^2  Major  General  H.  N.  Hodgson  served  with  the  expeditionary  force  under  Brigadier  General  Chamberlain  in 
the  Meranzai  valley  near  Kohat,  and  present  at  the  affair  of  Dorsune  Mund. 

39*  Major  General  T.  W.  Holland  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  in  1S46,  including  the  battle  of  Sobraon  (Medal). 
Was  at  Delhi  on  nth  May  1857  at  the  outbreak  ol  the  mutiny,  and  served  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Penny 
from  July  to  Dec. ;  accompanied  Beat^jn's  Column  from  Delhi  to  Futteghur;  served  with  Lord  Clyde's  Force  at  the 
captnre  uf  Lucknow  ;  accompanied  Lugard's  Force  in  relief  of  Azimghur  and  in  pursuit  of  Koer  Sing  to  Arrah; 
served  with  the  Azimghur  Field  Force  from  March  to  June  1858  in  the  operations  against  the  rebels  in  the  Jugdes- 
pore  jungles  ;  and  with  the  Shahabad  Field  Force  from  Oct.  1858  to  March  1859  in  operations  against  rebels  itwice 
mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Bhootan  Field  Force  of  :865-66  in  Assam  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

39«  Major  General  P.  L.  Holmes  served  with  the  field  force  against  Gulburgah  in  184S.  Also  during  the  campai.gn 
in  Bengal  from  30th  September  1857  to  29th  December  1859  (Medal). 

3S8  Major  General  J .  E.  Hope  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55.  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Inker- 
man,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (wounded),  in  the  'IVeuche-i  with  the  siege  train  throughout  the  siege,  including 
the  bombardments  of  17th  October,  9th  April,  6th  and  17th  June,  17th  August,  and  3th  September  (Medal  with  two 
Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
*^*"  Major  General  F.  Hor»ley  was  employed  in  the  suppression  of  the  mutiny  in  Bengal  during  1857-58. 
*o-^  Major  General  D.  E.  Hosie  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854,  and  up  to  February  1855,  including  the 
battles  of  Alma,  Palaklava,  and  Iidcerman,  the  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  repulse  of  the  sortie  on  ttie  26tli  October 
1S54  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  lour  Clasps,  CB.,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Turkish  Medal). 

*^  Major  General  C.  J.  Hughes  sen-ed  with  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1877  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Futtehabad  (mentioned  in  uespatches, 
Medal). 

**'s  Major  General  J.  W.  Hughes  was  onboard  the  Transport  Sarah  Sands  with  the  Head  Quarters  of  the  54th 
Regiment  on  passage  to  India  when  that  vessel  was  partially  destroyed  by  fire  at  sea  on  the  nth  Nov.  1S57,  and 
he  was  specially  mentioned  in  the  General  Order  from  the  Horse  Guards,  dated  27th  Feb.  1858,  for  his  conduct  on 
that  occasion  and  afterw«rds  promoted  Brevet  Major.  Served  during  the  Indian  Mutiny,  mcluding  Lord  CIyde*s 
camoalgn  in  Oude  in  1S5S-59  (Medal). 

■*^  Sir  Robert  Hughes  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1S55-56  with  the  Turkish  Contingent  at  the  occupation 
of  Kertch  (4th  Class  of  tbe  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal),  aerved  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  in  command 
of  a  Brigade  of  the  Candahar  Column  and  the  Ghuznee  Field  Force,  took  part  in  the  advance  to  Cabul  under  Sir 
Donald  Stewart,  and  was  present  in  tue  engagements  at  Shahjui,  Ahmed  Kheyl,  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  and  received  the  thanks  of  the  Governor  General  in  Council,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp). 


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Jan.  tolil'L^.Z%%i:.%X^ruZ7iT^,Zlfll^^^^^^  ^-'-°  -»P-S-  of  '854,  ana  from  the  .,1 

»he  sortie  of  .6th  October,  assaults  or  the  rS  on  tfe^SthJunfanT^^^^^^  ''"'^  ''"l'  °^  Seoastopol.  repuise'of 

m  despatches  (Medal  with  three  Clasps.  Kni..ht  of  the  Wion  nf  h     !""  "''I  '--severely  woanded.  and  montloued 

Sehastopo,  C.eda,  with  C.asp.l^^^l^S^^ISr^lso-S^gTl^^S^tf^l^-S^lS^- S^l^l 


sage 


budda  Field  Furee  in  the  operations  a.-ainsi  Dhar  in^tV  T' ™„r1  "'  Assistant  Political  olQcer  with  the  Ner- 
two  Companies  of  Infantry  in  operations  against  Llliel  R^hhZV  \'°™'  °,'  '"°  ""'""•  ^  '""P-^f 'Javalry,  and 
and  capiured  the  Eajah.  Served  as  Pohticaroaicer  wf  h  ,h? f ^  Amghera;  destroyed  the  hill  fort  of  Lull  Ghnr 
present  at  the  action  near  Bajhghur  (Me'lal  Brevet  ,7r  tloi„/  /""^  ,""""  "ieneral  Michel  in  August  1858,  and  was 

«°  Major  General  C.  Irvine  Served   the  Gw-^Unr  f-,^^^^^ 
Dec.  1843  (Bronze  «tar).    Punjaub  campaign™f  848T?ncfudhf.?.irfi  "^r'T  "'  '^f  '^^'-"°  "^  P™'"""-  0°  =9th 
surrender  of  Mooltan  (Medal  with  Clasp).  °Served  with  Colone  f-«^?n    f  'i"''  second  siege  operations  before  and 
with  the  K.Ype,.Utionavy  Force  in  China  in  isTo  (Medll)  Oarmichael's  Brigade  m  Oude  in  1858-59.    Also 

ofT88^tMedaf."and  iie'd'f  ^"sX'rT"^  commanded  the  .nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war 

.nTj^,r('Med^U  ;ilh%?lsp'7h  C?ar"oml'!M:!ilf<?ie°'a' d  i^5=  -'" ''"^-  P"—  "^  -ar  on 

BoandaryCommissionsin  Bessarabia  and  Asia  ta  18,6  c,^^''"''''*-     Was  attached  to  the  Turco-Eussian 

«*  Major  General  S.  P.  Jarvis  served  with  the  8>nd  Reit  throno-l,n„f  ,i,„  r  ^-  •  - 

temporary  command  of  three  Companies  durino^  the  relief  If  Sicknmvlv^n  ?nf°H''™P'*'«°^  °^  '857-39:  was  in 
Gwalior  Contingent  at  Cawnpore  on  6th  Deo  action  of  Khn^^„n  ^  Lord  Clyde;  present  at  the  defeat  of  the 
BareiUy,  relief  of  Shahjehanpore  Jail,  and  Son  of  KhS  ifur  (B,lvpff,r'?r''  .°<"='Jl'at'0'i  of  Futtehghur,  capture  of 
a  battalion  of  Canadian  Riflemen  in  the  Red  River  E^edtiSn  ^\7-,n   rii^'""-  f^??''i  T.'"'„?'*"P' '     Comruanded 

k\r-s^^  (ti''s  ^?th  ?^x^ '^'-°  ^---°- '- - 

.::ilX:-^:Zr.^as'Xent  a"t?e1a^ptu^rrofTi^Setha^?S'h\^ct:!;:r^  Native  Infantry  during  the  Burmese 
to  20th  December  1852  ;  accompanied  the  force  to  Sadav  and  Sr„.  „  5^'  '.u'  ^o^^ny  from  ist  November 

and  other  minor  affairs  (Medal  with  Clasp  fofpeiulAcc'omnarierl  'nf^'f^  ll'/'^^  attack  on  stockades  there, 
from  Quilon  to  Cochin  in  January  1857  '  ''    ^ocompamed   the  small  force  m  aid  of  the  Civil  Power 

Chtoa''.vri??85Tl9'^MeZr  ''''•''"^  ''""'^  '"  '""^  I"""-  «"'-y  -"P'^'g"  -  '857  (Medal).    Also  served  in  the 


a?^h^s;aLTs<sv^^--^x^-i^s^s^-ti|r^-^^^ 

o^raS5?^s?lf4Sp^!^-^---rm'S^-^^ 

severely  and  dangerously  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  vLtori^Cmss  and  Medal  witi 
Clasp) :  received  the  1  ll  "for  conspicuous  gallantry  at  Jhansi,  on  the  3rd  Apr  1  1858,  in  Lvin^nith  the  assistance 
ot  Private  B.yrne.  removed  under  a  very  Heavy  fire.  Lieutenant  Sewell,  of  the  86th  RegimeS  who  was  sererefv 
wounded,  at  a  very  expo.sed  point  of  the  attack  upon  the  fort ;  also,  for  gallant  conduct  at  the  crptSrlof  the  Pm 
2f  Chaudairee,  the  storming  of  Jhansi,  and  in  action  with  a  superior  rlbel  force  on  the  Jumna  on  the  28th  Mav 

lll%^eTol\^e%17^''^lZTl!^e..l':^^^^^^ 

A  "r'afSaU '""'"'''"  ^"  ^'  ''°™^  ^""""^  "'  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1857-58,  including  the  battle  of 

p::/^R^o^al1l!!!^/nt^,^fd°re?ruld^ti^''cl^  "^"  '"  — "^-^  "f"^"  '^^^  Oom- 

SeTas^oTol  l^^'J^^lin^^^S^^''''  '^^'"P^'""''  '™°^  °"-  ''^^^  '-"^^-S  the  siege  and  fall  of 
offf  "'^^f  General  P.  Karslake  was  present  with  the  83rd  Begiment  at  the  siege  of  Kotah  and  its  capture  by  assault 
!^li  wfththlNaTalKeldFo^ce     "^«  »^™"°"-«bels  at  Kotaria  (Medal  with°Clasp).    Served  in  the  Boe^r  war  of 

n,r  ^\''\°''  "™'=''a'  '^^  *'■  'f'^.r  '"r"''^  'I  ""?  ^"""an  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-53,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  of 
the  rebels  on  our  guns  at  Jullundur,  and  subsequently  served  with  Showers  Column  in  Rajpootana  and  Central 
India  m  pursuit  of  lantia  I'opee,  Feroze  Shah,  and  other  rebels,  including  the  operations  in  the  Seroa»e  Jungles 
and  the  afiair  at  Patau  (Medal).  ^o>uu;,ouuu„ie» 

■»«  Major  General  E  Keate  served  iu  the  Crimean  campaign  from  March  to  August  1855,  and  was  present  at  the 
siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

«-  Major  Geneial  J .  VV.  A.  Kennedy  served  under  Admiral  Sir  T.  Cochrane  in  the  operations  against  the  Pirates  in 
Borneo  during  August  1845  ;  was  actively  engaged  on  shore  in  the  attack  on  Brune,  the  destruction  of  a  stockade  and 
the  capture  of  a  battery  ol  guns  together  withlargeciuantities  of  ammunition  1  served  subsequently  in  the  foremost  line 
of  boats  at  the  attack  on  the  Pirate  stronghold  of  Malloodoo,  and  on  the  buorn  being  broken,  was  landed  with  the 
Marine  force  which  drove  the  pirates  from  their  entreucuments  and  pursued  them  up  the  country  In  1S46  he 
served  with  the  force  under  Colonel  Despard  in  the  operations  in  New  Zealand,  and  was  actively  euga<^ed  in  the 
advance  on,  siege  and  capture  of,  tne  Knapekapeka  stockade,  an  event  which  ended  that  war  (MeJal).    ° 

*«  Major  General  W.  H.  Kerr  served  in  the  Indian  campaign  and  commanded  the  Lai't  Wing  13th  Li^j-ht  Infantry 
in  a  general  action  at  Aniorah  on  17th  April  1858,  also  on  25ta  April  he  comm  luded  150  men  in  an  action  before  the 
same  place  ;  on  29th  April  cominaaded  the  Left  Wing  13th  Light  Infantry  at  tne  attack  and  capture  of  the  Fort  of 
Nuggnr  (mentioned  iu  despatches) ;  and  on  9th  June  at  the  attack  of  the  rebels'  position  at  Amorah  ;  and  was  at 
Hurriah  when  attacked  by  the  rebels  on  29ih  August  (Brevet  of  Ma^or,  and  Medal). 

«*  Major  General  A.  A.  A.  Kinloch  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master 
General,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  All  Mu^yid,  with  tlie  expeditions  into  the  Bazar  Valley  under 
Lieut.  General  Maude  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  tne  advance  to  CaDul  under  Brigadier  General  Charles  Gough 
(mentioned  in  despatcnes.  Brevets  of  Major  and  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Chitral 
Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  in  command  of  the  1st  Brigade  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Gjvern- 
ment  of  India,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*«  Major  General  W.  H.  Knight  landed  with  the  48th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  on  the  21st  April  18,5,  and  sei-ved 
at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Turkish  Medai,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie). 

*''  Major  General  C.  F.  G.  Lamb  was  wounded  (charger  also  wounded)  at  the  defeat  of  the  mutmeers  at 
Mooltan  on  the  31st  Aug.  1S57  (Medal). 

**^  Major  General  W.  Lambert  served  with  the  83th  Regiment  m  the  Crimea  from  the  22nd  January  to  26th  March, 
and  from  June  to  the  17th  September  1855,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  the  attacK  of  the  Quarries* 
and  attacks  of  the  Redan  on  the  iSth  June  and  3th  September— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish 


646      General  Officers  Retired  on  Full  or  Eetired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.— War  Services. 

Medal).  Served  also  in  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  .85B.  includinif  the  affair  at  Bhognapore  siege  of 
Lucknow  in  March,  and  siege  of  Calpee  (Medal  with  L^asp  for  Central  Indm)  Commanded  tue  88th  Regiment 
throughout  the  Kafir  war  of  '877-78  (mentioned  in  despatches  and  CB.)  and  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  .879 

'*«o'^Ma7or^GeieralC  P  Lane  served  in  the  Punjanb  campaign  o.  1848-49.  including  the  passage  of  the  Chenab. 
action  c^-RamnuSur  and  titles  of  Chillmnwallah  and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps)  Indian  Mutiny  cam- 
paign  in  1S5"  including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  capture  of  Pellalpore  (mentioned  m  despatches. 

^"^V'%ll^tle?afc7.Tnno%tea  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58.  including  the  siege  and  capture 
of  Delh?^actions  of  Boluidshur,  Allyghur.  and  Agra,  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  and  ba.tle  o'  Cawnoore  on 
6th  Dec  .857° Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  m  .863  including  the  capture  of 
Dewaniriri '(Clasp).     Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal).  .     ,    ,.        .^      ■  j  <■  n  „f 

'»  Ma  or  General  F  T  A.  Law  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  June  1855.  including  the  siege  and  fall  of 
Seba«topol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Tnrk.sh  Medal ) .  Served  with  the  expedition  to  Chma  111 1860,  and  was  present  at 
the  actions  near  Tangchow,  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Kafir  war  of  iB,8.  Served 
in  the  Zulu  war  of  .879  ;  while  commanding  the  Royal  Artillery  in  South  Africa  he  was  appomled  Commandant 
0°  the  Lower  Tugela  district  in  Natal ;  he  prepared  1  he  column  for  the  relief  of  Ekowe,  commanded  one  of  the  two 
divisions  of  the  column  in  the  relief  of  that  place,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Gingindhlovu  (mentionea 

'^?»''lSt5^r  Gen'eml  H^H.LTe*  ei^'e'd  !n  the  AbyssiniancampaignasAssistant  Field  Engineer  at  ZouUa  during  the  lat- 
termonthsofthecampaign,andcarriedoutsucces5fuUymanyimportantworksthere(mentionedinde6patches,Medal). 

«8  Major  General  R.  T.  Leigh  servea  in  the  SutJej  campaign  of  1845-46.  including  the  battle  01  Ferozeshah 
Medal).    Present  at  several  operations  against  the  rebels  in  Sumbulpore  in  1857-58  (Medal). 

""  Maior  General  J   F.  Lester  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Southern  Mahratta  Country  m  1844-45.. 

«i  Maio'-  General  Edmund  L'Estrange  served  with  the  Bombay  Column  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  ul  1848-49,  and 
was  present  at  the  siege  and  surrender  of  Mooltan  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the  Persian  Expedition  id 

'^K~Major'^GenCTal  D  "BfLockhavt  served  during  the  Santhall  insurrection  in  Bengal  in  1855.  Also  at  the  siege 
of  Delhi  in  1857,  and  received  a  gunshot  wound  through  the  lower  jaw  (Medal  with  Clasp),  „.,,„.    .  . 

*"  Major  General  H.  Lock  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1858-59  with  the  baagor  Field  Division 

'*«1.'^MaiOT'Ge^neral'G.  A.  Lockhart  served  with  the  78th  Highlanders  in  the  Persian  war  ini857  including  the  night 
attack  and  battle  of  Kooshab,  and  bombardment  of  Mohumrah  (Medal  with  Clasp) .  Served  m  Bengal  m  the  seveml 
actions  leading  to  and  ending  in  the  reUef  of  the  Residency  at  Lucknow  (wounded)  and  conimanded  the  Regt. 
during  the  subsequent  defence,  also  commanded  two  .sorties  (wounded),  and  was  mentioned  m  despatches ;  served 
with  Outram-s  force  at  Alumbagh,  including  the  repulse  of  numerous  attacks  also  m  the  operations  ending  in  the 
toal  capture  of  Lucknow  (Brevet  of  Major),  the  Rohilcund  campaign  m  185S,  and  capture  of  BareiUy  (Medal  with 
t'lflsn  Brevet  o' Lt.Colonel,  and  a  vear's  service  for  Lucknow).  ,,,,.,.  ,^.,  o         j- 

"if/or  General  B  Lovett  served  with  the  Jowaki  Alreedee  Expedition  in  1B78  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Served  in 
the  Afghan  war"ni8;8.79,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  All  Musj.d  (Brevet  of  Lt.Coloncl,  Medal 
wi?h  Clasp)       Served  wiih  the  Hazara  Expedition  m  .888  as  Commanding  Royal  Enguieer  (CB.,  and  Cla^p). 

V"  Waior  General  F  P.  Luard  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58  in  Rajpootana  and  Central 
India  and  was  present,  as  a  volunteer  gunner,  at  the  defence  of  Fort  Seemuch  (mentioned  in  despatches)  ; 
atSciied  to  The  14th  Dragoons  at  the  capture  or  Chandaree  and  Jhansi ;  and  as  acting  Aide  de  Camp  to  sir  Hugh 
Rote  at  the  acUons  of  Koonch.  Muttm,  Gowlowlee.  and  Calpee,  including  the  previous  affair  of  outposts  on  -.oth 
Ma^^858  (men  ?oned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  the  campaign  of  .860  in  Chma.  and  was  present 
m  Fane's  Horse  at  the  capture  of  the  Taku  Forts,  at  the  actions  of  Sinho,  Chan-kia-Wang  and  Palikao  where 
he  was  Orderly  Officer  for  the  day  to  Brigadier  Pattle,  commanding  the  Cavalry  Brigade,  and  was  slightly 
ivmiTirtedl   and  at  the  entri- into  Pekin  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

°"MliorGeneml\VW  A.  Lukin  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  ,854-55,  including  the  battles  of  Alma, 
Balakla^-a  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  in  the  Trenches  with  the  siege  train,  and  at  the  bombard- 
ments of  9ihApri?,6trand  17th  June,  17th  August,  and  8th  September  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brej-et  o  Major 
Medal  with  four  Clasps,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Was 
aS'ectedw  be  sent  home  in  charge  of  Trophies  from  Sebastopol,  and  had  the  honor  of  presenting  them  to  Her 
Maiestv  the  Queen  and  His  Royal  Highness  Prince  Albert  in  tne  Royal  Arsenal  at  Woolwich.        ^       „  „        , 

«^M8Jor  General  J  C\  Macdonald  served  with  the  Saugor  Field  Division  from  19th  November  1858,  and  was 
nrpsent  at  the  action  of  Giswpra  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Central  India).  j       o- 

P  ^^Mato  Gene™i  Donaid  Macintyre  served  with  the  66th  Goorkhaswith  both  expeditions  of  1852  under  Sir 
Colin  Campbell  against  the  Hill  Tribes  on  the  Peshawur  frontier,  including  the  destruction  of  the  fortified  village 
of  Pranghur  a.  d  .fction  at  Ishkakot.  Served  also  with  the  Expeditionary  Force  against  the  Boree  Afreedees  in 
November  18,3.  Also  sei-ved  with  the  66th  Goorkhas  in  the  expedition  under  Sir  Nevill  Chamberlain  to  Koorum 
Valle?  Afghanist^,  in  ,856,  and  with  the  Doaba  Field  Force,  Peshawur  Valley,  m  1804  (Meaal  with  Clasp  . 
Fmnlo'ved  on  several  occasfois  in  1857-58,  when  raising  a  Goorkha  Regiment  now  the  4th  Goorkhas),  m  protect- 
fngle^hdlpasfes^n  the  Kale  Kumion'fi^ontier  from  the  Rohilcund  rebels,  and  in  keeping  the  district  m  order 

Medal)  Served  with  the  Loo6haiExpeditionini87.-72  (several  times  mentioned  m  despatches,  received  the  thanks 
of  tDe  Governor  General  of  India  ,n  Council.  Brevet  of  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Victoria  Cro^s,  and  Clasp  to  Frontier 
Medal)  received  the  Y€  under  the  foUowinsr  circumstances:-"  Recommended  for  his  gallant  conduct  at  the 
stommg  of  the  stockaded  village  of  Lalgnoora  on  the  4th  January  .872-  Colonel  Macphersou,  CB.,  iC,  com- 
SSnf  the  =nd  Goorkha  Regiment,  in  which  Major  Macintyre  was  8er%-ing  at  the  time  as  second  .n  command 
SnSn°?hat  this  Officer  who  led  the  assault,  was  the  first  to  reach  the  stockade  (on  this  side  from  8  to  9  feet 
Zr  andtCtoSimb  mer  and  disappea^  among  the  flames  and  smoke  of  the  burning  village  was  the  work 
of  a  ven-  short  time.  The  stockade,  he  adds,  wao  successfully  stormed  by  this  Officer  under  fire  the  heaviest  the 
Loo«ha?s  dehvered  that  day."  Commanded  the  2nd  Goorkhas  with  the  Khyber  Column  m  the  Afghan  war  of 
1878-70  and  was  in  both  expeditions  to  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal).  •     ,  j-       .i,„  v  ..1.   „f 

'"  Mkjor  Geueral  Roderick  Mackenzie  served  in  tne  Eastern  campaign  of  .854-5^5.  including  the  bat  le  of 
Inker^n,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  m  the  Trenches  with  the  siege  tram,  and  bombardments  of  17th  October 
gth  April,  and  6th  .-.nd  17th  June,  17th  August,  and  8th  September  ;  commanded  rocket  tram  at  the  bombardment 
of  Kinbourn  (Brevet  ot  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps.  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie, 

*°5^  ilSo'r  G^neraV  H.  J.  Maclean  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74  as  a  Special  Service  Officer  (Medal). 

50:  MajorGeneralP  Macleancommandedadetachment  of  RoyalArtillery  with  the  force  under  Coiouel  CloetS  m  the 
recapture  of  Port  Xatal  and  release  of  the  garrison  in  June  i  S42  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

S'^sSdor  General  J.  H.  Malcolmson  served  as  Brigade  Major  of  Artillery  with  the  Rajpootana  Field  Force  m 
,557-59  during  the  march  on  and  siege  and  capture  of  Kotah-mentioned  in  despatches ;  Present  at  the  battle  of 
Buniiss  and  pursuit;  and  Cavalrj-  affair  at  Kooshana  (mentioned  m  despatches  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
to  th^  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Khiishki  Xakhnd-wounded  (mentioned 
m  despatches) -and  Girishk  and  at  the  defence  of  Candahar  including  the  sortie  of  Deh    Khojah-wounded 

'"™MaTor  Genera^F'^'u.  Manair  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  as  General  Transport  Officer  on  the  Line 
nf  {■'ommuiiications  in  Southern  Afghanistan  (.Medal).  .      ,    ,-  v  ^  -  d        ^„„ 

"M:°SSor  General  G.  R.  Manderson  served  in  the  Burmese  war  of  1852-53,  mcluding  '^e  <;apUire  01  Rangoon 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  Indian  mutmy,  including  siege  of  Delhi  from  8ta  bept. 
"4  anions  of  Boolundshuhur,  Allyghur,  Agra,  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  the  operations  at  Ca«-npore, 
^nctolTng  the  defeat  of  the  Gwalior  Contingent  and  subsequent  pursuit,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (twice  men- 
Smedm  despatches,  Medal  with  three  Clasps).  Commanded  a  battery  of  Royal  Horse  Artillery  m  the  Jowaki 
campai^  of  1877-78  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  m  .878.79,  ana  commanded  a 
batwry^f  Royal  Horse  ArtUlery  at  the  capture  of  Ali  ilusjid  (mentioned  in  despatcheB,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp). 


General  Officer,  Eetired  on  Full  or  Betlred  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.— War  Services      647 

c/^p'^rd  ISvi-s-st^:^^"'  '''"'"'  ^  ""«  ^"^""^  ""^"P^'S"  '"  '38s  (mentioned  in  despatohes.  CB.,  Medal  with 

dul'^te  Ston  M^^iiify.  *"''^'^''"  ^"^  "^'^"'^^'^  ''y  "^"^  «°^'=™"  General  for  services  in  the  Fort  of  Saugor 

englg^dTt'^stX^pLTen'^amf  fTlfoT^r^fT^^^^^^  "T^,!  '"  '^^  -"F-^  °f  '-'^  -  China,  and  was 

also  fn  the  advance  on  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ^  °      '"         "     ""^  °*  ""'  ''"'  """^  ='"'  September, 

-^acf^Zni:r:\Lt^a^XoToTl'':^^^^^^^^  the  Z,„  r  ,3,,  from  the  ,th  April. 


and  brought  him  to  Ulund  rhaving  underh  rcommand  ,,  Z'^iirZT./''^  ^^vl^l??  "^  "^^  N*?"""  ''"'■e^'. 

fnTspTcLf 'a'i^dl.^r^i^S^It'^l'cJsE?^^^"^^^^^^^ 

Se  cSture  of  KetohwTyo  the  Z  "a  KtaS'\n    he^NSf  orelt'-'a^/rf  Pf'?™'=^"y  ^™„'°  having  elfected 

Colonel  in  the  Army,  Medal  with  Cla7p?.°'  ^  ■     '""*  ^"^^  "^^  *-  ""P  '^  "'^  '^""^'^  ^^''h  rank  of 


thrse^crd%^?rsl^at  HyTa7zraZ7e'e"i,to??h^^^^^^  Affghanistan  from  ,840  to  ,843,  including 


^Se?^^;?^^  r^^sSi^l^^Lf^Sf^^rSLfi^^e^?'  ^'''^  "'^  ^aJpooLn^^^ili ^^^'nlT 
5^5  Major  General  Tnonms  Maunsell  serve  I  in  the  32nd  Re-t.  throughout  the  Panjaub  campai..n  of  1848-do  and 
wa«  present  at  the  first  and  second  siege  operations  before  Mooltan,  includmg  the  attack  on  the  euemv's  oositlon 
'SIZE'S  '^^^t:^Z^t''^'"i^f  r  'K'''^  Sept.  1848  (slightly  grazed  by  f  buutt),  the  actron  or/oorjkoo"d 
storm  and  capture  of  the  city  (where  he  was  personally  engaged  at  one  time  with  two  Sikhs,  one  of  whom  iae 
^nd  ^,'vSh»»7^'V  r  °^  ^^1  f?r?f  •  "f^erwards  present  at  thi  surrender  of  the  Fort  and  garr  sou  ot'  Chen"  te 
»  «nl^nflrn  f  »hin  l^h^f f^'  L^^'ff  "'"^  '""^  '^''i?P''  '  ^"^^  ""^^l^  wounded  at  Mooltan  ou  the  =ist  Jan  1849  L^ 
fi,  P   ?,K  T,     f  ,   ^J^"  '"ff  s'lp'^Wer  and  arm.    Served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854.  and  up  to  20th  Feb   istc  ia 

the  28th  Reg  .,  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebaltopol,  durin^  which  (havin" 
volunteered)  he  commanded  the  Volunteer  Sharpshooters  of  th3  3rd  Division  for  76  days  until  6°evIieTywoundei 
(bullet  through  left  arm,  bone  broken)  on  the  30th  Dec.  for  which  service  he  was  honourably  mentioned  in  divkion 
ordersof  3rd  Jan.  1855;  rejoined  his  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  (his  wound  and  health  being  restored),  a?d  served 
r„rt  Xr,  ^fn^'W'T",^-  '?"  '?'"■  <^''^''^'  °''  ^"J"'  ^"^l"'  ^"^  'li'-e''  Clasps,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  mIS 
*858.'  Nomtoa?ed  C^  ^^May  75.  "  '°  India  (Bombay  Presidency)  during 'the  latter  part  of  the  mutf^in 
=«  Major  General  H  W.  Mawbey  was  in  action  with  the  forts  of  Bomarsund,  10  Aug.  1S54;  and  he  commanded 
^^2s  ?/"      J;""""  ^^^i^Z^  ""  ''^?  Battalion  during  the  operations  against  and  surrender  or  the  forts  (Medal) 

MS  Major  General  P.  Maxwell  served  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49  (Medal).  Also  served  in  the  Puniaub 
throuahoutthelndiauMutiny  in  1857-58  (Medal).  t     f»  >  c  voi^  m  i.uo  ruujauo 

=■„"'.  ^^iT  ?<^fl^l "';  ^'  ?■  ^^^'"'^^  ^?"'"^  "^"^  '*"'  =°"'  ^^St.  in  the  Crimea  from  the  15th  July  1855,  including  the 
*'!£*  ?,  ■  ^^^1°^  SebastODOl ;  and  was  also  present  at  the  capture  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medall 
■      Q  ^ff  J°'' .(^.^eral  t.  B.  Mellersh  served  as  Deputy  Field  Commissary  of  Ordnance  with  the  Persian  E.vpedition 

in  I037  ^iW  GQill  J  ■ 

s»5  Major  General  T.  W.  Mercer  served  throughout  the  Punjaub  campaign  o(  1848-49.  including  the  actions  ot 
Ramnuggur,  Sadoolapore,  ChUlianwallah,  and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps)  ^   u"=  oj 

537  Major  General  F.  P.  Mignon  served  on  the  Staff  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Force  as  Deputy  Assistant 
Commissary  General  to  the  ist  and  2nd  Divisions  (Medal  with  CI  asp) .  Accompanied  the  reconnoitring  force  to  Abys- 
sinia m  bept.  1867.  and  was  a  member  of  the  committee ;  was  head  of  the  Commissariat  Department  for  the  first 
three  months,  and  subsequently  Lord  Napier's  Senior  Commissariat  Officer  with  the  forces  in  the  field  during  tho 
whole  period  of  active  operations  from  Senafe  to  Magdala  and  back ;  present  at  the  assault  and  capture  ol 
Magdala.  twice  thanked  in  General  Orders,  and  several  times  specially  mentioned  in  despatches  (Medal  and 
Brevet  ot  Lt. Colonel). 

s»i  Major  General  G.  M.  Miller  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854  and  early  part  of  1855  with  tho  7gth  High- 
landers, includmg  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Balaklava,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps  and 
Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1858-59,  including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow— severely 
wounded  through  the  body ;  present  also  at  the  capture  of  Rampore  Russia,  and  subsequent  operations  in  Oude 
across  the  Gogra  and  Raptee  rivers  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"2  Major  General  H.  Mdler  served  in  the  Crimea  from  March  to  July  1S55,  including  the  siege  of  SebastODol 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  ^ 

"*  Major  General  James  Miller  served  in  the  Indian  Mutin.y  campaign  in  1857-59  (Medal). 

"5  Major  General  John  Millerserved  with  the  loth  Regt.  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  m  1846,  and  was  present  at  the  battle 
of  Sobraon  (Medal  and  Clasp).  Served  with  the  3rd  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1858-59.  and 
took  part  in  the  pursuit  of  Tantia  Topee.  Served  with  the  3rd  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign, 
and  commanded  Cavalry  outposts  on  the  Bashilo  river  during  the  storming  and  capture  of  Magdala  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  and  Medal). 

s«  Major  General  G.  H.  L.  iiuman  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  May  1855,  including  the  siege  and  fall 
of  Sebastopol.  in  the  Trenches  with  the  siege  train,  and  at  the  bombardments  of  6th  and  i7tn  Juue(Brevet  of  Major 
Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

=50  Major  General  R.  C.  W.  Reveley  Mitford  served  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-59  and  was 
present  in  the  actions  at  Agra  on  the  5th  July  and  loth  October  1857,  when  he  carried  the  colours  of  the  3rd  Bengal 
European  Regiment,  and  at  the  storming  of  Futtehpore-Sikree  and  other  minor  engagements  in  the  Agra  district  ; 
was  with  Hodson's  Horse  at  the  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  commanded  a  detachment  of  the  Regiment  in  the 
actions  of  Selimpore  (charger  wounded),  Bibipore  (mentioned  in  General  Orders  for  "gallantry  in  capturing  the 
village  with  20  dismounted  sowars  "),  Chilowlee  (slightly  wounded),  and  Jubrowlee  (captured  the  enemy's  guns) ; 
was  severely  wounded  on  the  last  occasion  in  saving  the  life  of  an  officer  of  the  Uncovenanted  Civil  Service.  On 
partially  recovering  from  his  wound  he  rejoined  Hodson's  Horse,  and  served  through  the  Trans  Gogra  campaign  up 
to  the  tinal  submission  of  the  rebels  in  December  1859  (frequently  mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp), 
Served  during  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1877-78  in  command  of  the  Mackeson  outpost  (Medal).  Served  in 
the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  with  the  14th  Bengal  Lancers,  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Koorum  Valley,  and 
was  present  with  Cavagnari's  escort  to  the  Shutar  Gardan,  in  the  advance  to  Cabul,  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah 
on  the  6th  October  1879  and  the  subsequent  cavalry  pursuit,  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December 
1879,  including  the  investment  of  Sherpore  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

551  Major  General  A.  S.MoDerly  served  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  with  the  Army  of  Ava  in  1853. 

552  Major  General  D.  Mocatta  served  throughout  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-46.  including  the  battles  of  Moodkee, 
Perozeshah.  and  Sobraon  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Cashmere  Contingent  before  Delhi  in  1857  and 
present  at  its  capture  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Commanded  the  Military  Police  in  the  reserve  force  in  the  Eusofzai 
expedition  of  1863.  Commanded  the  3rd  Sikh  Infantry  in  the  Haaara  field  force  on  the  Black  Mountain  in  1868 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp) .  Commanded  an  expeditionary  force  against  the  Jowaki  Afreedees 
on  30th  August  1877,  and  was  afterwards  in  command  of  a  column  in  the  Jowaki  expedition— mentioned  in 
despatches,  and  received  the  thanks  of  Government  (Clasp). 


648    General  Officers  Betired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.— War  Services. 

5"  Major  General  W  E.  Moutague  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  as  Brisade  Major  2nd  Brigade  2nd  Division 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1880-81  in  command  of  Standertc.n,  and  with  :|:;o  retrular  troops 
and  75  volunteers  maintained  his  position  daring  its  investment  of  88  days-slightly  wounded  (several  times  men- 
tioned in  despatches,  CB.)  -    .t    t^  a;  *■   o  />*„-!   i\ 

=M  Major  General  H.  P.  Montsromery  served  with  the  60th  Rifles  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  ,851-53  (Medal) 

«-  Ma  or  General  R  B  Moore  served  with  the  Field  Force  in  Sind  m  1843,  including  the  battle  of  Hyderabad  (Medal) . 
Also  with  the  Persian  Expedit  lonary  Force  in  185(^57,  including  the  assault  and  capture  of  Reshire,  surrender  of 
Bushire  atBorazioon  and  action  at  Khooshab-horse  kUled  iMedal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Central  India 
Field  Force  from  the  siege  of  Ratghur  to  the  fall  of  Calpee  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .  „      j  u  ,„  j 

=■«"  MaiorGeneralJ  P  Morgan  served  in  India  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Bandah  (Meda 
with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  expedition  to  China  in  i860,  and  was  present  at  Tangku,  capture  of  Taku  Forts, 
and  Burrenrifr  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ..    „  „         •     ,    j-       .,,    ,    ..,        r  r,.  n-  1,  v 

5M  Major  General  W.  E.  Morton  served  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1S48-45,  including  the  battles  of  ChiUianwallah 
nnrl  Gooierat  and  pursuit  of  the  Sikh  army  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).     ,,„..,.       ^.  ■         <..i. 

565  Maior  General  W.  S.  S.  Mulcaster  served  in  the  Saugorand  Nerbudda  Territories  during  the  suppression  of  the 
™„Hnv  n  Bengal  ■  present  at  the  atfair  near  Sehora  and  at  Kooagaum ;  served  with  Brigadier  Kowcroft  s  Field 
Force  in  the  c'oruckpore  district  in  Bengal  from  May  to  December,  and  present  at  the  action  at  Amorah:  com- 
manded the  cavalrv  at  the  action  at  Hurriah,  and  thanked  by  Colonel  Byng,  and  favourably  mentioned  by  Brigadier 
Rowcrofi  in  their  despatches;  commanded  the  cavalry  at  the  affair  at  Bansee,  and  favourably  mentioned  by  Brigadier 
uSwcroft  in  his  despatch,  and  thanked  by  Brigadier  Fischer  in  his  despatch ;  present  at  Brigadier  Rowcroft  8 
fctton  at  Toolsepore  in  Oude,  and  at  the  reduction  of  Bundlecund  under  Brigadier  Wheler  (Medal  with  Clasp  for 

"^"sM  Mlinr'^General  A  Murray  served  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857.59,  and  was  present  at  the 
Kieee  and  capture  of  Delhi,  actions  of  Boolundshuhur,  Allyghur,  aud  Agra,  defence  of  the  Alumbagh,  and  repulse 
of  several  attacks  on  that  position,  storm  ana  capture  of  l,ucknow  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

569  Major  General  A.  M.  Murray  served  in  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1857-58  (Medal). 

573  Maior  General  W.  Nembhard  served  with  the  Army  of  the  Sutle.1  against  the  bikhs  in  1846.  During  the  war 
^r  ,R-^--3  in  Burmah  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  Also  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-58  and 
nresent  at  Dumoh  when  the  town  was  attacked  by  the  mutineers  and  rebels  in  July  and  on  the  sth  August  1857  ; 
aLo  present  at  the  attack  on  the  fort  of  Nursurghur,  and  at  an  attack  in  the  KuUungee  Pass,  near  Jubbulpore,  by 
a  bodv  of  rebels  on  the  27th  September  1857  (Medal).  .  ,,.    ,  n      d 

i7?Maior  General  D.  J.  F.  Newall  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  m  1846  and  battle  of  Sobraon  (Medal)  Pun- 
innh  campaign  of  1S48-49.  including  first  and  second  siege  operations  before  Mooltan,  and  battle  o.Goo.ierat  (Medal 
„,>i;  two  CKsnsI  Served  as  a  volunteer  in  the  e.vpedition  against  the  SVuzzeerees  under  Sir  Neville  chamberlain 
in  1859-60  'served  in  command  of  a  Field  Battery  in  the  expedition  to  Derbund  against  the  Sitana  fanatics  in 
.flfi^-^fS,  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  frontier  service).  .      ,  .  _    ,         ,     x  , 

577  Sir  Oliver  Newmarch  served  with  the  Agra  Brigade  in  .857  and  was  present  in  the  action  of  the  5th  July 
with  the  Neemuch  mutineers.  Served  with  Brigadier  Seaton's  Column  in  December  1B57  and  was  present  at  the 
ncfioTis  of  Gunn-eeree  and  Puttialee  (Medal).  ,    ,      ^  ^t. 

S79  Major  General  J.  Xisbett  served  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  and  was  severely  wounded  at  the 

''"- Valo"?  Gen'e r:r]''r  N^fon  s'e^J'ed  wft^li'the  field  f.rce  in  Sind  and  Affghanistan  in  1842-43  ;  present  at  the  affair 
nf  n  vk'ul7ve  •  forcin"  of  the  Kujiuck  Pass,  and  defence  of  Candabar ;  during  the  battle  of  Meeanee  was  detached 
with  the  troops  to  bum  the  Shikargahs  ;  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Hyderabad,  and  capture  of  Omerkote  (Medal). 

581  \aior  General  C  F.  North  served  as  Field  Engineer  with  the  Column  under  Lord  Keane  m  the  Atfghan  cam- 
naie-n  o  i8S-,Q.  Commanded  a  Detachment  of  Sappers  and  Miners  at  Herat,  in  Central  Asia,  in  1840,  and  repaired 
the  fortifications  of  that  city.  Served  as  Field  Engineer  with  the  Kandahar  Division  unler  Sir  \Vm.  Nott  in  1842, 
takinVpart  in  the  operations  which  led  to  the  reoccupation.of  Ghuznee  and  Cabul-shghtly  wounded  (Meda  . 
Served  as  Field  Engineer  with  the  Scinde  Field  Force  in  1843  under  Sir  Charles  Napier  (Medal).  Served  with 
(he  Persian  lixpeditTon  on  special  duty  under  Sir  James  Outram  m  1857  (Medal)  ,  •     j  t, 

'  Sa  Ma  o?{j™eral  C  B.  Nurse  served  in  the  Baltic  in  July  and  Aug.  1854  (Medal) ;  also  with  the  combined  Force 
before  Sebastopol  in  1854-55  until  its  fall ;  with  the  Battalion  at  the  occupation  of  Kertch  and  advance  on  teni 
KalTalso  at  the  bombardment  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Me^^^^ 

&♦  Major  (Jeneral  F.  G.  Nuthall  served  in  the  expedition  against  Kurnool  m  1839.  Also  with  Brigadier  Whitlock  s 
rr,l„T.in  from  .-ird  July  to  31st  Dec.  1857  during  the  Indian  Mutiny.  ....  .    . 

°86Taior  General  Tl  01  bard  served  during  the  campaign  in  Bengal  in  ,858-59,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  of 
Seerowlie  at  the  action  of  Ghurra,  the  reoccupation  of  Hummeerpore,  and  at  the  engagement  and  destruction  of 
V.ftllnore  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  1867-68  (Medal).  ,,,.,.        •,,■.,,    v.  ..,      r 

5«A?a,or  General  L  O'Connor  served  the  Eastern  campaign  uf  ,85455  with  tbe  23rd  Fusiliers  incladmg  the  battle  of 
s  lina  where  after  bein"  severely  wounded  hecarried  the  Queen's  Color  (Lieut.  Anstruther  who  previously  carried  It 
havineblen  killed)  and  planted  it  on  the  Russian  Redoubt  under  a  heavy  fire,  and  carried  it  unti  the  action  was 
ovJr-rece1?ed  the  thanks  of  Sir  George  Brown  and  General  Codrington  on  the  field  ;--s,eRe  and  fall  of  Sebastopol 
Attack  on  the  Quarries,  and  assaults  of  the  18th  June  and  Sth  of  September  on  the  Kedan-dangerously  wounded 
?Medal  Sith  two  Clasps,  Victoria  Cross,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  of  he  Medjulie):  received 
JheVr  under  the  following  circumstances :-"  Vfus  one  of  the  centre  Sergeants  at  the  battle  of  the  Alma,  and 
advanced  between  the  Officers,  carrying  the  colours.  When  near  the  Redoubt,  Lieutenant  -Anstruther,  who  was 
cam  ing  a  colour ,  was  mortall.^  wounded,  and  he  was  shot  in  the  breast  at  the  same  time,  and  fell ;  but  ■■ecovermg 
htmsell  snatched  up  the  colour  from  the  ground,  and  continued  to  carry  it  till  the  end  of  the  action,  although 
„r"ed  bVcaptaiu  Granville  to  relimiuish  it,  and  go  to  the  rear,  on  account  of  his  wound  ;  was  recommended  for 
»nd  received  his  commission,  for  his  services  at  the  Alma.  Also  behaved  with  great  gallantry  at  the  assault  on 
?h«  Redan  8tli  Se.aember  1S55,  where  he  was  shot  through  both  thighs."  Served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of 
,8-,  8  inclu.lin,.  the  relief  ut  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  de.eat  of  the  Gwalior  Contingent  at  Cawnpore,  siege  and 
cantiie  of  Lucknow  and  operations  across  the  Goomtee  under  Outram,  and  several  other  minor  actions  (Medal 
w^?h"wo  ciasp»).     Emoarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  2nd  Battalion  23rd  Fusiliers  in  1873  (Brevet  01  Lt. 

'-'fM^Maior  Gmeia^l  F.' A.'Ogle  was  landed  from  H.M.S.  Bri,k  incommand  ofadetachment  of  Roy  .U  Marines  for  the 
nrotectfon  of  cape  Coast  Castle  during  the  mutiny  of  the  Gold  Coast  Artillery  in  October  ,8(^2,  and  received  a  vote 
nf ?hank"  irem  the  Colonial  Go^el•nnlfnt.  Serv..d  in  China  in  H.M.S.  Xodne^trom  September  ,867  to  .-September 
?86q  commanded  the  Koyal  Marine  Artillery  of  the  Battalion  of  Royal  Marines  from  the  S,,uadron  at  tlie  occu- 
na,mn  of  Y^n  'Chow  in  Nov.  1868  ;  served  with  tue  Battalion  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  three  walled  villages  in 
January  ,869  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  with  the  Battalion  of  Royal  Marine  Artillery  throughout  the 
Kevntian  war  01  ,882,  and  was  present  m  the  engagements  at  Kl  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta  (slightly  wounded) 
£^the  artion^at  Kassasin  on  the  -.Sth  August  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  9th  September,  and  at  he  battle  of 
Tel  el-Kebir  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieli,  and  Khedive  s  Star). 

it  M^for  General  H.  T.  Oldfield  served  in  1854-55  against  Hill  Tribes  on  ihe  Peshawur  Frontier  (mentioned  in 
rfesnatch)  Also  «ith  the  force  under  Colonel  Craigie  in  the  operations  against  the  Busee  lihey.  Tribes  in  March 
.!«  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  May  ana  June  ,857  in  the  Indian  mutiny  against  insurgents.  Present  at  the 
Action  of  the  5th  J-ily  ,857  at  Agra-charger  wounded.  Served  in  command  of  a  Squadron  of  Sikh  Horse  with 
themlunnundei  Brigadier  Showers  in  tSe  pur»uitof  Tantia  Topee  from  December  1858  to  May  1859.  P''e»ent  at 
Jheacu<5rorDewfah  i8th  January  ,859-(mentioned  for  -gallant  conduct,"  and  received  the  thanks  of  the 
i:ir*,-oT-innfTit  ol'tne  ISorth-VVest  Provinces,  Medal).  ,.        ,  .         „_      ,       xt    ,  i 

^«  MaTor  lieneral  J.  R.  Oliver  served  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  ,857-58,  including  the  action  of  Pandoo  N-^d Jee, 
^„evitions  of  the  ^7th.  28th,  and  29th  Nov.  before  Cawnpore,  and  battle  there  on  6th  Dec,  actions  of  Kalee  Nuddee 
SnrtKammn-a  siege  and  capture  of  Luckno^v,  actions  of  BareiUy,  Shahjehanpore,  and  Mohumdee,  capture  of 
fhP  Fort^tRampo  re  Kusseah,  passage  of  the  Gogra  at  Fyzabad,  and  atfair  01  Mucheegaun  mentioned  in  despatch 
•    AMafwithctSp)      Served  in  the  BhootancamWgnin, 864-65,  andcommanded  the  ArtiUeryoft^^^ 

^e  takilig  of  the  Fort  of  Dalimkote,  and  in  the  affair  atChamoorchee  (mentioned  m  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 


General  Officers  Retired  oh  Fall  or  Retired  Pay  or 

"*  Major  GeneralJ.  J.  s.  O'Neill  spi-vpri  wifi,  »i,„      .i,  ti     ■  — — r» 

the  siese  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  was  wounded  »?  ?Jt^" *"";'?.  "'^  C"™^''  f'-^-^  3oth  May  1855  including 
Kmbourn  (Medal  with  Clas^,   knd  TurSsh  Medal)    '  lervefin  ?L'^'   r '"  '''""  '  !"^'°  l"-«^«°'  "  the"e'a°p  ure  o^f 
actions  of  Chanda,  Umeerpore,  and  Sultanoore    sie^ro  „^,7„     I     the  Indian  camimign  of  1S57-58,  incluclini'  ths 
and  affairs  of  Meanfjnnge,  Beemh  (tSed  °n  desplLM^K?  r  W^'^'Hl'""'  j^'^">""l«™t  opemtloii!,  in  Sude 
Mnsjeedia  (Medal  with  Clasp).  uespatcu),  liusar  Ghat  (as  Brigade  Major),  Churda,  and  Fort  of 

"s  Major  GeneralW.C.O'ShauKhnessvservpn  with  tho      ,1,  r.     ■  , 

and  was  present  during  the  remainder  of  toe  \\^Imato  caml^.T.fT' '1"°}^^''™^  iSe^-ea 

before  and  assault  of  the  Gate  Pah  (Medal)         "*"''"°  campaign  under  Sir  Duncan  Cameron,  also  at  the  operations 

"»  Major  Generate.  H.Owen  served  fhp  F«oto™  „  ■         , 

an,i  fall  of  Sebastopol,  in  the  Trenches  with  the1i"e "^1^" °d°bom'h*„l^'  '"'^l"'''''*^  the  battle  of  Inkerman,  siege 
17th  June,  and  8th  September  (mentioned  in  desparches   Bi-eylt  of  M»?^t   If'f  f  '^l""  O^'o^er,  9th  April,  and  eth, 

-Mafo?^ZW^'^^P%'°l''^'•'^«^i*'^'«■''°'lTu^klsh•M^^^^^^^^^^  ^''"''  '^'"'  '"°  Clasps,  Knight  of  the 

.egeSL'S^f^^l^an'op^oralSrfVhf  gt^rS^'^'UX^^^  ^f^-^  'iT  '"'^  «»>■  ■^^S'  '-'--S  the 

.;m  8th  September  (wounded.  Medal  with  Clasp  and  TSkishUed«I,\''V^,'''  ''"''i-  "'"i  '"^''"'t  °''the  Ridan 
m  18S8-59,  includmg  the  siege  and  captare  of  Kotah  pursuit  of  T,„L  %  ""^  "","  '"  "'''  ^"'^"^'™'  I"-*"'  campaign 
despatch.  Medal  with  Clasp).  ^oian,  pursuit  ot  Taatia  Topee,  and  action  at  Baroda  Imentioned  in 

™»  Major  General  B.  Parrott  served  the  camnniim  nf, 9. „  ;„  aw  u      •  . 

«  Major  General  W.  Paske  served  with  tZ^sl^BentaN. ?^'*»Tf''';  "°^''' ?'=°°^^^  (Medal). 

SinginthePunjaub  operations  of  .849-50.  Sei-vS  1^  the  Fn^nfLii"^^^^^^  ""^  f'"'™  emplo.yed  aga  nst  Ram 
(Medal).  Ser^•ed  in  the  Indian  MutfnVcampal^n  and  received  Z  ,hfi''''°?  I'"'?.''  ^""  ^"°''"  Campbell  in  ,35. 
services  (Medal).  '  ^auipai^n,  ana  received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India  for  his 

"I"  Major  General  W.  Paterson  served  with  the  80th  T?o.r,„,„„.   ,■    „     d 
bombardment  and  capture  of  Prome? re JuLe  of  the  snbs"e™ent    Lht' ?,7„^u'"' ^^  "'' ''5=".   including  the 
Crp°"r°?eg"u)^^'^^^'  ^''^  ^■"'^"'^  and 'destruction  of'^t"o^^o7'th:'ll;L^rB'='stoXTs'''reron1l  U^i'e'S'^w'lrh 

of  Seap|TSat%<^6lLl:Tth^c7^^  S  ^S^^  '.^&Ji7ei:lr  'IV;  '^f^'i^f-  "^^  ^'^^^  "*  ^''" 
present  at  the  capture  of  Kotah  on  ,oth  March  (Medal)  ^Irtish  Medal).    Served  111  India  in  1858,  and  was 

cl^d^^^^he^^S^^o^'  ^f  "clrp^iSrTIh^  rf^a't'^^f^^Se^  itl^^ol.  '^^J^^^  ^^""°'-  -"-^^  °f  -B^-B.  ia- 

^^?gtiS^^si?s;;^^s;j;^iif-^^iSHSEHr-r'^^ 

Clasp).    Served  also  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  istfnnd  """'°  T"^,  destruction  of  Dubb  (Medal  with 

(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).         ^"^^  ^^''  '""^  '^^^  wounded  at  the  action  of  Timmoor  Ghaut 

«'»  Sir  Joseph  Pnihps  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  in  command  of  the  Roynl  \f»,-:„= 
engagement  at  Gingindhlovu  and  at  the  reliefof  Kkowe  (mmthmeri  ?n  ,i»  ,„r,  k  ^a""«s  anu  was  present  in  the 
Clasp),    served  m  the  Egyptian  war  01  188,  and  was7res"mm^ 

re»=?   at^l|S,'--^'S!::i^-^S^^  Si -f  -  -^- 

S^p^J^^:^^^^.;^^'^^^-^-^  --  includf^^he  siege  and  .U  of 

.3°  ^r"-'"'"  ^<=°«''a',  ¥,•  '^i^  P°H"°°  ^''"C'l  «°acr  Sir  Charles  Napier  against  the  Hill  tribes  in  Sind  in  ,8.,, 
«■"  Major  General  M.  M.  Prendergast  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58,  and  was  o?esentat  thp 
occupation  of  the  Alumbagh  under  Outram,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  suOsequem  op^St?onahi  Oude 
aflair  of  Bunnee  ( «-ounded  1,  and  actions  of  Simree  and  Nawabgunge  (twice  mentioned  inesSe"  Medal  with 
^  ll",  •  ■  ^V'^  m  the  Afghan  war  in  .S79-80  on  the  Khyber  linear  communications  (Medal) 

Major  General  J.  I.  Preston  served  with  the  45th  Regiment  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1868    and  waa 
present  at  the  storming  and  canture  ot  Magdala  (Medal)  >-aiupaigii  m  1000,  ana  waa 

acUo^olAlfwaflMedalh  ^"^^^  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  .845-46,  including  the  affair  of  Buddiwaland 

638  Major  General  A.  J.  M.  Rainey  served  with  the  Bellary  Field  Force  in  1858-TO 

"'  Major  General  H.  S.  Rammell  served  at  Ungool  in  1847  and  1848 

'«  Major  General  J.  S.  Rawlins  served  throughout  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-46,  and  was  nresent  at  the  b-ittle 
01  Ferozeshah  (Medal),  and  the  operations  before  the  Fort  of  khote  Kangra.  Ser'ved  as  Qimei  Master  4^8^^^^ 
Inlantry  in  the  Burmese  war  in  1852-53,  and  was  present  at  the  recapture  of  Pe<rn  and  mn„v  ^,h„.  o„itl„L„. 


(Medal).    Served  i 


»^ .,.     ,^,.. . V.V*  1^  .Ljxiuui,.iij  tv.ni  ^uiiiuiitiiucu  LUC  isu  vToui K.uas  irom  uec.   1S03  to  reo.  inbj  (.Medal  with  Clasp) 

Proceeded  m  command  of  the  ist  Goorkhas  from  Dhurmsala  by  forced  marches  in  Au-  1868  to  join  the  Hazara 
Field  Force  and  covered  a  distance  of  430  nules  in  24  days,  and  served  throughout  the  campaign  in  Hazara  and 
the  black  Mountain  ;  mentioned  in  despatches  and  thanked  by  the  Viceroy,  the  Commander  in  Chief  the  Governor 
of  the  Punjaub,  and  Sir  A.  Wilde,  Commanding  the  Expedition  (Clasp). 

'■"  Major  General  Joseph  Reay  served  daring  the  Sonthal  campaign  of  1855. 

"=  Major  General  A.  T.  Reid  served  as  Adjutant  of  the  10th  Bombay  N.I.  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Kotah, 
■  Iso  with  the  force  under  Brigadier  Smith  in  Central  India;  the  recapture  of  Chandaree,  the  action  of  Kota-ke- 
>i-rai,  with  the  Central  India  Field  Force  at  the  actions  uetbre  and  capture  of  Gwalior,  the  siege  and  capture  of 
I'Mwree,  and  campaign  in  Malwa,  including  the  surprise  at  Koondrye  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■*''  Major  General  B.  T.  Reid  served  during  the  Funjaub  campaign  of  1S4S-49,  and  was  present  throughout  the 
siege  operations  before  Mooltan,  including  the  storming  of  the  Heights  on  tue  27th  and  28tn  Dec.  1848,  afterwards 
present  atthe  battle  of  Goojerat  (mentioned  in  ilespatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"'  Major  General  James  Reid  served  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1S48-49  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny 
campaigna  of  1857-58,  including  the  assault  and  capture  of  Chandeepore  Fort,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow, 
atlairs  of  Barree  and  Simree,  action  of  Nawabgunge,  occupation  of  Fyzabad  and  SuLtanpore,  and  passage  of  the 
Goomtee  (several  times  mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"'  Major  General  H.  C.  P.  Rice  served  as  Assistant  Commissiariot  Oiflcer  with  the  Sikkim  Field  Force  in  1861. 
Served  with  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1877-78 — dangerously  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  13revet 
of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the -Afghan  war  in  1879,  and  took  part  in  the  Zainiusht  Expedition 
(Medal),  and  in  the  ]\Iahsood  ^V^zperpp  Exnpdition  in  i8Rt. 


t±    ijv.\j\jnjnx:i,  iTieuai   wiLu  i./iasp).     oeiveu  iji   lue  .'41: 
Medal  I,  and  in  the  Mahsood  \Vuzeeree  Expedition  in 


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650    General  Officers  Betlred  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.—  War  Services. 

>y'  Major  General  W.  Rico  was  at  the  siesre  and  capture  of  the  fort  of  Dhar  in  October  ,857.  Was  present  during 
the  whole  campaign  of  the  Central  India  Field  Force,  includmR  the  siege  and  storm  of  the  lortre»ses  of  Chandaree 
and.lhansi.battle  of  the  Betwa,  storm  of  Loharee,  action  at  Koonoh  the  different  actions  on  the  Imnksot  the 
.Inmna  from  the  15th  to  the  23rd  of  May  .S58,  ending  in  the  capture  of  Calpee  ^^f ''™'„^' *I"^»^„^°f^^' ^_°'^  ° 
Kotn-kp.Sprai  and  ranture  ot  Gwalior ;  present  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Powree,  and  action  at  Beejapore ,  at  the 
Xr.se  anTde?ea!  rf'Fero.e  Shah's  camp  near  Sypore,  and  engaged  in  the  sey_eraj ^operations  ag^^^^^^^ 


?  Indian 


mites  UurinitiTehottes"  s'e'a'son  of  the  year ;  present  at  the  suiTender  of  Kirwee  ;  commanded  a  Detaehment  ot 
the  i«d  at  the  sie^e  of  Kirwee  when  surrounded  by  5,000  rebels  on  the  ^ist  22nd  and  23rd  Dec.  1858  ;  also  com- 
imnde  a  Detachment  "f  the  4. rd  when  engaged  against  the  rebels  in  the  Balabet  Jungles  under  FeroM  Shah 
on  he  26th  Au.'ust  .8  so  (mentidned  in  despatches  by  General  Whitlock  for  both  actions  (Medal  with  Clasp) .  Com- 
manded the  2nd  BattaUon  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  «°rt  was  P'-esent  lu 
the  actions  at  Kassasin  on  the  28th  August  meutionc.l  in  despatches)  and  the  oth  September,  and  at  the  battle  of 
Telel  Kebir-seveiely  wounded  (menfSned  in  des,iatches,  CB..  Medal  with  Clasp,  jrd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and 
Khedive's  Star).    Also  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Clasp).  ,      „.    „  t,  n„„i     «„.i„; 

'i!  Major  General  E.  J.  Rickards  served  in  the  Affghanistaii  campaign  of  1842  under  Sir  George  Pollock,  butlej 

'''SV'^:^r%lltl2%'tB!'ma^lcom^^^^^^  the  Siege  Artillery  of  Outram's  Force  on  the  left  bank  of  the  Goom- 
tee  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  in  March  1858,  also  commanded  the  Artillery  of  Lugard  s  Column  at  the  affair  of 
Tigree,  relief  of  Azimghur,  operations  m  the  Jungle  and  capture  cf  Jugdespore  (three  times  mentioned  m  des- 

'"k9 'Miior  General  T  K.  Rideout  served  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  ot  1851-55,  including  the  battle  of 
Inkermnn,  siege  and  fall  of  Setaastopol,  in  the  Trenches  with  the  siege  train,  and  bombardments  ot  17th  l^ctobei , 
Qth  April,6th  and  ■7th  June,  17th  August,  and  8th  September;  on  the  last  bomlmrdment  he  commandeda  hattery 
of  Mortars  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  Kuight  of  the  Legion  ot  Honor,  an.l  Turkish  Medal). 
Served  with  the  Royal  Horse  Artillery  throughout  the  campaign  of  1858-5,  lu  Oude  including  the  occupation  of 
Fvzaliad  passa.'e  of  the  l5ooratee  at  Sultanoore,  affa^rs  at  Shahpore.  Paleeghat.  and  Kandoo  Niiddee  ;  and  in  the 
Trans-Gogra  district  at  the  affair  of  Churda.  capture  of  the  Fort  of  Mujeedia,  and  action  of  Bankee  (Medal). 

»  Maior  General  J.  Ritchie  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58,  including  the  actions  of  Nimliheia 
and  Jeerun  the  successful  defence  of  Neemuch,  and  the  capture  of  Kotah  (received  the  approbation  of  the  Govern- 
ment of  India  for  his  services  at  Neemuch,  Medal  with  Clasp).  ^.      ,     V        ^u     1,   , .10  „r  «M<..«„^  (Mortal 

661  Maior  General  G.  R.  Roberts  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1645-46,  including  the  battle  of  Sobraon  (Medat 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58,  including  the  operations  in  the  Jugdesporejungles 
and  the  final  operations  in  Oude  (Medal).  ,,,,,„         ,  i     ■      »i,    a     4i,„i  „„„„o;„„ 

«»2  Major  General  J.  Roberts  served  in  the  Burmese  war  m  1852-53  (Medal).    Served  during  the  feonthal  campaign 


6"  Major  General  D.  Robertson  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  .865-60  (Medal  with  Clasp),  beryed 
with  the  Looshai  Expedition  in  187.-7^  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  ot  MaJOl^  Clasp).  Also  served  with  the 
expedition  against  tl  e  Naga  Hill  Tribes  in  1879-80  (Clasp),  and  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  ini886-87   Clasp). 

&  Major  General  R.  8.  Robertson  served  in  the  Sonthal  campaign  of  1855-56.  Also  in  the  Indian  Mutm.y  cam- 
iiiajji  v,ous.i(*.  ifc  .~;..„.^  „„.i  .^.mfn.-o /,!■  f.iint-nnw  fUeflft    With  C  aan  .     Served 


paign  of  185-59,  including  the  capture  of  Jugdespore,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
in  the  Cosavah  and  Jvnteah  Hills  in  1862-63  at  the  assault  and  capture  of  the  stockades  of  Ocmkoi,  Nungbarai, 
OoS^kunraudSimeong%eve7elywou^^^^         Served  with  the  Bhootan  E.xped.tion  in  .865  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^-?  ulfto'tnor.U^'TRo^^^  and  capture  of  Delhi  from  ist  Aug.  .857  (Medal  with  Clasp) . 

Servedin  the  campiiign  on  the  North-West  Frontier  of  India  in  I S63-64  (Medal).  .    ..     „     »i.        ^,  i.     ». 

"'Maior  General  H  G  Robison  served  with  the  7th  Bombay  N.I.  during  the  campaign  in  the  Southern  Mahratta 
Country  iu  .844-45  ;  as  a  volunteer  under  Brigadier  Hampton  m  His  Highness  the  Nizam  s  service  at  Gowree  agamst 
the  Robillas  (rece  ved  the  thanks  of  Government).  Served  in  the  cavalry  of  the  Turkish  Contingent  trom  its 
formation  to  theTav  it  was  ^  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Mas  er  General  (4th 

Clals  of  the  Medjidie,  and  the  Turkish  War  Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  including  the  siege 
ami  capture  ot' Ratghur,  action  at  Barodea,  relief  of  Sanger,  capture  of  Garrakota,  forcing  01  the  Muddenpore  Pass 
stege  and  storm  ot  Jhansi,  and  the  battle  of  the  Betwa  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Central  India,  and  specially  mentioned 

'°c'm  Major  General  H.  G.  Robley  served  with  the  63th  Light  Infantry  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1864-66  and  was 
Dresent  at  the  attack  on  Gate  Pah  (Medal).  .     1    ;,.       ^i.       ■  ji  c  n     r 

«;»  Major  General  W.  Rooke  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  August  185s.  mcludmg  the  siege  and  tall  of 
Sebastonol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  . 

6»Sor  General  R.  H.  R  Rowley  served  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  .85.-53  (Medal).  Also  m  the  Chma  Expedition 
of  i860,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Taku  Forts,  actions  of  the  i8th  and  21st  September  near  Tangohow 
andsurrenderofPekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).         ,       „  .  ■  <•     o  i„„i„Hi„„  ,1,0  i,otno  „r 

«»  Maior  General  J.  E.  Ruck-Keene  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  of  1S54-55,.  including  the  battle  01 
Inkcrman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (wounded),  in  the  Trenches  with  the  siege  train  as  Adjutant  lett  attack 
(mentioned  in  despatches),  and  bombardments  of  . 7th  October,  gth  Aprd,  and  6th  and  17th  June,  and  was  with 
the  Light  Brigade  at  Eupatoria  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

676  Maior  General  J  A  Ruddell  served  with  the  1st  Battalion  Royals  throughoutthe  Eastern  campaign  ot  1854-55, 
including  the  battles  of  Ahna  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps.  Turkish  Meda, 
and  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor) .  Served  with  the  87th  Fusiliers  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  m. 857-58  (Medal  . 
Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  took  part  with  the  second  expedition  into  the  Bazar  Valley  under  Lieut. 
General  Maude  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  ■     »  i-  .     r-  o  « 

«"  Maior  General  J  Ru"gles  served  with  the  expedition  under  General  Wheeler  against  Kote  Kangra  m  1846. 
Was  present  at  the  defence  of  the  Residency  at  Lucknow  from  June  to  Nov.  .S57  (Medal  with  c  asp,  and  a  year  s 
service)  Commanded  the  19th  Bengal  Native  Infantry  in  the  Bhootan  campaign  m  1865,  includmg  the  assault 
and  canture  of  the  Bala  Stockades  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  ,....,,  ,      u        .     . 

eVs  Maior  General  Lindsay  Russell  served  as  Brigade  Major  of  Engineers  at  the  relief  ol  Lucknow  by  Havelock, 
and  throughoutthe  subsequent  defence  of  the  Residency-wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  a  year  s  service) 

6»  Maio?  GeneralW.  C.  Russell  servedin  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-46,  mcludmg  the  battles  of  Ferozeshah  and 
Sobraon  (Medal  and  Clasp).  Served  under  Brigadier  NeiU  against  the  mutineers  at  Allahabad  in  1)557,  and  as 
Commissary  of  Ordnance  with  the  Army  in  Oude  in  1S5S  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal).  . 

"1  Maior  General  V.  Ryan  served  with  the  64th  Regiment  in  the  N.W.  Provinces  in  suppressing  the  mutiny  m 
i8s7-5S  -present  in  the  operations  at  Cawnpore  under  General  Windham  (acting  as  his  Aide  de  Camp),  delenoe 
of  Ciiwiipore  and  defeat  of  the  Gwalior  mutineers,  and  actions  of  Kalee  N  uddee  and  Kcrkeroulie,  and  capture  of 

^^^Maiof General  F.  O.  Salusbury  servedin  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-46  and  was  severely  wounded  at  the  battle  of 
Ferozeshah(MedalwithClasp). Burmese  warof.852-53,includiugtherecaptureofPeguon2i8tNov.,relietof  Its  garri- 
son  on  .4th  Dec,  and  operations  in  the  vicinity  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  Suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutmj-^ and 
was  present  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  Luckniow-slightly  woimded  (Brevet  of  Major  Medal  with  Clasp) .  Com- 
manded the  loist  Fusihers  in  the  Indian  N.  W.  frontier  war  of  1863  with  the  Eusofzaye  J-  leld  Force,  and  was  present 
at  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  Crag  Piquet,  the  Conical  Hill,  and  Umbeyla  (C£    Medal  with  Cli^p). 

6^?  Maior  General  W.  F.  Sandwith  serv^ed  with  the  ist Brigade  Central  India  Field  Force  in  1S58;  was  present 
at  the  siege  and  storm  of  Jhansi  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .880  (Meda  )  „.^^„, 

6«'  Maior  General  E  W.  Saunders  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  loth  January  1555  with  the  14th  Regiment, 
including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  and  assault  of  the  iSth  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
Servedin  the  field  during  the  Maori  war  of  1861-66  (Medal).  .     ,    ,■       ^,  ^eu 

6«3  Major  General  B.  F.  Schreiber  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  June  1855,  including  the  siege  and  fall 


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General  Officers  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pe^ision.-War  Services    6ci 

ofSebastopoI   Medal  with  Clasp  and  Turkish  Mprtnii      s        /■     .,     t,  >rut   oei  Vices,    b^x 

Artillery  of  the  first  Divisioa,  a^udTas  present  fn^^e^.tion'^i  K^^^.^n^ZftT  Tf ''  °',''''  '"  «°"'"-"'  "f  ^^^ 
?,^  r/'""''S™®""°°'"l '°  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with  Chi sn,^ipfi       f"„    ^?*'>  ',  "'"'  '°  "»<>  '^""'^  "f  Tel-el- 
.   «  I  Major  General  E.  L.  Scott  served  in  S  ndTn    sT    and  wa's'nreVin?  „ r    h"  Modudie,  and  Khedive's  Star), 
injhe  campaign  m  the  Southern  MahrattaCount/ym\s44-jr  *e  battle  of  Hyderabad  (Medal) ;  also 

river:  th'e"  laTdin^'b'eVoTe  aT  c'a'p7u\?oVtt^ira^»''l"J'lr  SL''!"''/""'''"^'"-  "^^  blockade  of  the  Canton 
Shetksing  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the -Battalion  of  T)o™?  m"'"'  ™?'"[<'  °'  ""=  ^"'^-'^  ""«  village  of 
was  present  at  the  occupation  of  Port  SaTd  on  the  ?^s    August  in  com,Ji?'',°'?  If  '^^  ^SyP"'"'  ^"  "f  i8S..°and 
also  m  the  engagement  at  Tel-el- VJahntn    it,o TJ„      August  m  command  of  the  detachmentof  Roval  M^rinr-s 
tioned  in  despalches   Brev'et  o/u.^fonl l'  Mlda7;irh'c,°|p '4t'^''Srof''tl''e'A''  "'""f  °'  Tel-eU^CebfiMmln: 

'"  Maior  General  T.  L.  Scott  served  in  the  Burmese  war  in  ,V,f     /  J''' °'*""°'^''' ^°''"  Khedive's  Star.) 
Pegu  m  January  1853  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pecru)     Wasp^™™rt  •        "'     ^  ""^?  P^^ent  at  the  investment  of 
General  VVhitlock's  Force  in  >85S-59,and  present  at  thlsuSTrof  the  S^^^^^  '^"l'  ""i"'- 

"°°mS  Gene?a?f '°\nf  '^^  "''''''  °'  '''''''  (MedaTwith  cTas  .) .^'  ' """  -^"'■™"'  ^^°  °'  ^'"™^ ^  commanded 

,eop'^S!^IS-fre'an^a^SZ^S!;^^r/ortLT\'^tr?S?h°'.lf^^  l'^^"'  ^^  "^  P--nt  during 

assein  19th  May  1852  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pe"-u)  ^      ""''  Mth  April  1852,  assault  and  capture  of 

«'=  Major  General  Hugh  Shaw  served  with  the'^fth  Rnvnl  T,.;=i,  ;„  ti.    r.  • 
from  December  ,855  until  the  end  of  tL  Russian  war fnf?^     «       the  Crimea  subsequent  to  the  fall  of  Sebastopol 
was  present  m  the  Engagements  at  Nukumaiu^mentionedin  ^  ?"'  ^^'''^"''  ^™'  '"  'S6,-ltTd 

the  Jffi  "  for  his  gallant  conduct  at  the  skirmish  nISZkumarutaNew'ze.lanfl''  ™?h '  "'1  ^"^"^^ '  '''''  '^^"^^^^i 
ceedmg  under  a  heavy  flie  with  four  Privates  of  the  ReAment  who  voh^nfo^  w'  ^^  ^■'"^  January,  1865,  in  pro- 
yards  of  the  bush  occupied  by  the  rebels,  in  oi-der  to  mrr^nff  „  ^nn  , li  ^  "^"^  to  accompany  him,  to  within  thirty 
of  that  day,  Captain  Shaw  was  ordered  to  occupy  a  position  aSoSt  half^'n  ™T%'""^'^l:™°''''''-  «"  ">^  afternoon 
skirmishmg  order,  and  when  about  thirty  yards  from  t^e  bush  helpmi/-,/™;".  ""'  """"P-  ^^  advanced  in 
sixty  yards  from  the  bush,  as  two  of  his  pi^Th.adb"en  wounded  Sfn,,  .P?"^*^"*  to  retire  to  a  palisade  about 
caUed  for  volunteers  to  advance  to  the  front  to  carry  tLZn  to  the  rear  Lrtth ""f"  °'  o'^"  '™'  """'^''^  '°  '"o^^. "« 
pamed  him,  under  a  heavy  fire,  to  the  place  where  tUwoZded  man  wa-i  C  JTh  P"™'es  referred  to  accom- 
to  the  rear."  Served  with  the  i8th  Royal  Irish  mth7\t°h^nw^?f^,lR  !lSt°i^  it^''/  ^^oe^ded  m  bringing  him 
Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  r884^85  in  commandof  the  st T„tf»li„n  If  'o"  I^hyber  Line  Field  Force  (Medal), 
despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khed™'s  siar)  ^"""l"™  °i  the  Royal  Irish  Regiment  (mentioned  in 

of  the  City,  and  surrender  of  the  fortress  (Medal  wth(MT?niTi,lfh„ir^^^  "".""^  Suburbs,  storm  and  capture 
into  action  againstthe  mutineers  of  thel+th  Benc^I  N  I  at  L^too  Sv^hefdii-Pn^"'"'',? ^J^"""  ^^}^'"'  "^'^ht  Infantry 
command  of  the  Corps  on  Major  Byn<.  h%mfknieaM.thectS,\^^^^^^  1S57.  succeeded  to  the 

after  defeating  and  routing  the  mntiSeers  (Meda^r  commencement  of  the  flght  and  brought  it  out  of  action 

<=a7tu'4Tl''s'imu™gh?r.''^"™''  ''"'^  '"  '"^  '^^'^'^^'^'^  -  '^<^  S-"^-"  Mahratta  Country  in  1844-45,  and  at  tU« 

.hlk^^d^S;  at'ill^Jent%r^:^Z'!ZiV,X^^^^^  °'  I'elhi  in  .857  (mentioned  in  despatches. 

Ba^uto  "f/Dec"74"Jvini-^"a?4%me°Po^\o^^  '''^''""-    ^!'°  '^«^«  ^^P^'""™  -«-n^t  the 

Present  at  the  acti?,n  of  the-Berearlnd  m^^^eZ^n  (^inI™'fortos"°P'  """''''  '"=  ''™°"^  "='''  C^'^"""  «'™-^- 

at  AmSpa-el  (Me'^ia"-  ^Sert'd'mir;  AfiC%va?'m  ,1""?^°^?"^  '".''"i  ^"'^  '^'f  P''''^^"'  '"  >-^'  »»«™ 
force  under  Major  General  Phnyre  (Medal)   °  :S79-8o,and  took  part  m  the  march  to  Candahar  with  the 

jiironze  Star) .  Campaign  m  bcinde  under  Sir  Charles  Napieragainst  the  hill  tribes  in  Jan.  184^.  Puniaub  camnai^n 

Comia"n^edaS''Rat'trv">h^ 

aX^ok  nart  in  moiof  thi  l^^tr*  "^  *™?  ""S'^^^'l  ""^  the  disturbed  frontier  of  the  PnnjaAb  from  1 851  to  186.. 

lo?cP  „»'i  »^  =  H  ,  '  expeditions  against  and  encounters  wi  th  hostile  tribes  in  which  the  Puniaub  Irrer^ular 
torce  was  engaged  durmg  that  time,  and  was  especially  thanked  by  Government  for  the  narf  be  tnnt  ,>,  /?! 
encounter  with  the  Rhabeakhel  tribe  of  Ourukzie  Affreedees  m  1855  ^dCs  IlsoTspfciLuy  memf^^ 

^rnTiCn%'u'nlSir:'8i;[M"et?*rc?afp)^"*^  ^^'-^  ^^  '°°^ -'"^  ^'^  « '"^^  ^  '^^  actio'^tr^iL^'Tho 
«Krtvfrn,?^lS;,Tf?'  ?•  Smalley  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  in  1846,  including  theaction  of  AliwaUMedal).  Served 
ChUltrfXa'^d  GSSe^t^a^'^vitl^ttfcraspsf '^''^'^*^  '"'"™  ^^  n.mn.,,.r,  and  battles  of  Sad'oolapore. 

™  Major  General  C.  B.  L.  Smith  was  actively  employed  during  the  late  rebellion  in  India.  In  Dec.  i3s7  with  a 
party  of  50  troopers  he  entered  banakhan  hills,  and  surprised  the  maiu  bodv  of  the  insurgent3-5oo  matchlock 
«nen--and  captured  their  leader,  the  rebel  chief  of  Sanakhan,  on  whose  head  a  price  had  been  fixed.  On  the 
nignt  ot  the  18th  Jan.  1856  a  portion  of  tbe  troops  stationed  at  Raepore  mutinied,  murdered  the  Sergeant  Maior 
and  seized  the  post  guns.  The  only  English  Officers  present  were  Captains  Smith  and  Rybat,  and  the  nearest 
trustworthy  force  was  180  miles  distant,  yet  before  the  morning  dawned  these  two  Officers  had  suppressed  the 
mutiny  and  seized  all  the  known  mutineers,  who  in  due  time  were  hanged  in  the  presence  of  their  cumrade- 
.t  rom  March  to  the  end  of  June  he  commanded  a  Detachment  of  troops  against  the  rebels  in  the  Suinbulpore 
diatrict,  with  whom  he  had  various  affairs.  For  his  services  rendered  in  1S37-58  he  received  the  thanks  of  the 
ijovernor  General  in  Council,  and  the  expression  of  Her  Majesty's  gracious  approval  (Medal).  In  October  and 
.^(oyember  i860  he  was  employed  against  the  rebels  in  the  Manicghur  Hills,  and  drove  them  from  all  their 
detences,  completely  dispersing  the  band. 

'"Major  General  E.  D.  Smith  served  with  the  95th  Regiment  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854,  including  the  battles 
fiv.  J  ,°'  Inkerman,  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  sortie  on  26th  Oct.— wounded  in  the  head  in  the  Trenches  17th  Oct. 
<Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  1858  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Awah  and  Kotah,  battle 
of  Kota  ka  Serai,  general  action  resulting  in  the  capture  of  Gwalior,  and  recapture  of  the  fortress  of  Chandaree  in 
May  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"^  Major  General  F.  H.  Smith  served  in  the  Pnnjaub  campaign  of  1848-49  with  the  forceunder  Brigadier  Wheeler, 
and  was  present  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  the  Fort  of  Shahpore,  assault  of  the  Heights  of  Noorpore,  engagements 
of  Dunanuggur  and  Heights  of  Umb,  and  storming  of  the  Heights  of  Dullah  (Medal) .  Served  with  the  force  under 
Colonel  Craigle  against  the  Affreedies  in  March  1855  (Medal  with  Claso).  Commanded  the  2nd  Mahratta  Horse 
with  the  force  under  Sir  Robert  Napier  in  the  defeat  and  pursuit  of  the  rebels  under  Feroze  Shah  at  Ranode  on  1 7th 
Dec.  1858  (Medal).  ' 

"^  Major  General  James  A.  Smith  was  present  at  the  attack  on  the  town  and  fort  of  Beyt  in  October  1859,  and  at 
the  siege  and  capture  of  Dwarka  in  November  ofthe  same  year.     Served  in  the  Ab.yssinian  war  in  1868  (Medal). 

l'*  Major  General  Joseph  A.  Smith  served  in  the  Asbanti  war  of  1873-74  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

716  Major  General  William  Smith  served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1357-59,  including  the  relief  of  Lucknow  by 
Lord  Clyde,  battle  of  Cawnpore  on  6th  Dec,  actions  of  Serai  Gnat  (mentioned  iii  despatches),  Chanda,  Umeerpore, 
and  Sultanpore,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  attack  of  the  Moosabagh,  and  action  of  Barree ;  afterwards  present 
with  various  forces  in  pursuit  of  the  enemy  and  watching  the  fords  of  the  Gogra,  and  in  the  Trans-Gogi-a  cam- 
paign, including  several  small  alfairs  on  the  Raptee  and  the  frontier  of  Nepanl  (-Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Servol 
in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1S64  in  command  of  a  Detachment  of  Royal  Artillery  in  the  campaigns  on  the  Waikato 

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aud  at  Te  Ranga  including  the  attack  on  the  Gate  Pah,  where  his  guns  were  reported  by  Sir  Duncan  Cameron  as 

''"r»  ^?aJorGene7aTjfG;Smylh  sefvld  «ith  the  jpth  Regiment  at  the  siege  andfall  of  Sebastopol  in  .855,  and  at  the 
attacks  of  the  iSth  June  and  3th  Sept.  (Medal  with  Class,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"^\LlrGVueraFrW.Sne5d  served  with  the  2nd  Dragoon  Gaards  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  .SsS-sg^n- 
eluding  the  action  of  Nusserutijore,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow.  subsecuent  operations,  and  action  ol  Koorsee 

*w'^liaTorGenerri'F.E.Sotheby  served  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Crimeafrom  the  nth  Aug  iSss.including  the 
B.e-e  ami  laU  of  Selias  opol  and  storming  of  the  Redan  on  the  8th  September  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  TurkiBh 
llednir  Se  ved  with  the  2nd  Battalion  throughout  the  whole  of  its  service  in  the  suppression  of  the  Indian 
Mutinv  including  the  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  numerous  affairs  during  the  Oude  campaign  (Medal  with  Uasp. 
Served  throughout  the  campaign  of  .860  in  China,  termnmtmg  with  the  sui-render  of  Pekm  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) . 
Embirkedtof  rheGold  C'oait  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade,  and  served  throughout  the  second  phase  of  the 
A^'inti  war,  in  1874,  including  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  battle  of  Ordahsu  and  capture  of  Coomassie  (Brevet  of 

'^^ -"Major  GlneraT'K  rSpdsbury  serv-ed  in  the  Burmese  war  in  1852-53  (Medal  with  Clasp  tor  Pegu) . 

7"  mX  General  J.  Spurway  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  .854-55.  mcludmg  the  battle  of  Inkerman  siege 
and  IHU  of  Selfattopo  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  Knight  ol  the  Legion  ol  Honor,  and  Turkish  Medal) . 

'^M-.tcr  General  S.Stallard  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  xNorth  West  Frontier  ot  InJia  m  1852-53  mclud.ng 
the  ex^  edition  agams.  the  Ootman  Kheyl  and  Ranezai  Tribes  and  the  operaUons  against  the  Boree  Atndis; 
,rtheexpedhion  to  Shah  MoosahKheyr  against  the  Mohmands  in  1854.  and  m  the  Siltana  h.xpedmonin  1858 
(mcntwncdm  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  m  1857-58,  mcludmg  the 
outbreak  and  destruction  of  the  5i8t  Native  Inlantry  (Medal).  .     ,    ,.        .  .■         r  i-  i       v    u  „ 

"''vajor  General  E.  Staveley  served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  including  the  action  of  Kalee  Nuddee 
alia..  of^Ram-iuiga,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  actions  of  BareiUy,  Shahjehanpore  and  Mohumdee,  capture 
ofFort  BunmS  and  Ram,.o.e  Kussiah,  passage  of  the  Gogra  at  Fyzabad  and  affair  of  Mucheegaun  (Medal  with 
Clasp).     Senod  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S78-70  (Medal).  .       ,„         .<■>•■  1  m  ,i„n 

;»  Maior  General  J.  A.  Steel  served  m  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  (Brevet  of  Major  and  Medal). 

-»  Major  General  G.  N.  Stephens  was  employed  in  suppressing  the  msurraction  in  tlie  Pariah  Krmedy  districts 

'  "tJ"^  Mnior  General  George  Stewart  served  in  the  Volunteer  Cavalry  with  Havelock's  force  from  its  first  taking 
the  field  in  July  1857,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  Futtehpore,  Aoung,  Pandoo  .Nuddee,  Cawnpore,  Oonao, 
Busserutgung  (both  actions),  Bithoor,  Mnngarwar,  and  Alumbagh,  reliet  of  Lucknow,  and  subse.,uent  detence 
of  the  Refidency  was  also  present  at  the  final  capture  of  Lucknow.  Served  afterwards  with  the  ist  bikh  Cavalry 
"ntL.ea-tionsofSimree,Nawabgunge,  Bara  Bai.kee,  reoccupat.on  of  Fyzahad,  actions  ol  Poorwa,  Morar  and 
Mhow  (mentioned  in  despatches  for  gallantry),  taking  of  the  fort  of  Simree,  actions  of  Murputgnng  and  Doon- 
d^akfera  taking  of  the  orts  of  Om?ea  and  Futtehpore,  and  action  of  Kool.e-ka-bund-wounded  and  horse 
wounded  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  a  year's  serviie, .  Served  with  the  ist  Sikh  Cavalry  throughout  tbe  cam- 
pa"gnot.8fc  in  China,  including  the  actions  of  Sinho  (wounded,  and  mentioned  in  despatches  "for  lorward 
Suintrv")  Lhankiawhan  and  Palichau,  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps  .  Served  with  the  nth 
Be  gal  Cavklry  in  the  Umbeyla  campaign  under  General  Garvock  in  .863  (Medal  with  Clasp),  bervcd  with  the 
Corpbof  Guuies  n  the  Jowak-i  Alreedee  expedition  in  1877-78,  under  General  Keyes  (mentioned  m  despatches 
Cllsn)  Present  in  the  operations  against  the  Banizai  village  of  Skhakat  on  u*li  March  .878,  and  commanded 
the  cavaS^^n  the  attack  on  .he  Dti^an  Kheyl  villages  on  21st  March  .878  Commanded  the  Guides  Cavalry  in 
the  4?Jhan  war  of  .S78-80,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  and  in  the  engagements  around  Cabul  m 
DecemLer  .87Q  and  at  Chirasiab  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colouel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

:m  Maior  General  J.  H.  M.  Shaw  Stewart  commanded  the  Madras  Sappers  throughout  the  Chinese  campaign  o£ 
,860,  fnd  was  present  afthe  action  of  Sinho,  capture  of  Tangchow  and  ot  the  Taku  Forts  action  of  Pahchau,  and 
subsequent  operations  ending  in  the  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Brevet  of  Major. 

TM  Maior  General  R.  C.  Stewartserved  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  was  present  at  the  storm  aud  capture  of 
Meangunge  and  served  as  D.  A.  A.  General  to  Sir  Edward  Lugard's  Division-at  the  siege  and  capture  01  Lucknow 
in  MafchflsS-severely  wounded  and  horse  wouiidcd  in  three  places  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major, 

^'l^^S'i- General  C.  P.  Stokes  served  with  the  4th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  9th  December  1854,  including 
ihe  siege  and  fall  of-  Sel  astopol,  and  repulse  of  tte  attack  on  the  Cemetery  0.1  the  night  of  the  21st  June  1855- 
numebioughtto  the  notice  of  the  Commander  in  Chief  tor  -  distinguished  conduct "  m  tbe  Trenches  (Medal  with 
?a^.)  and  I'urkish  Medal).  Served  also  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-5');  was  sent  into  the  Mahee 
kantitn  the  monsoon  or  .858  in  command  of  a  Light  Field  Force  consisting  of  170  ot  the  Guzarat  Irregular 
Hor 'e  the  4thToot  and  2nd  Native  Infantry  as  a  support  to  Captain  Heycock's  Force  during  operations  in  tbe 
Bern    eiigl-cd   at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Mondetti;  commanded  a  Detachment  of  4th  Foot  with  Bi.gadier 

''^.^'Majoilen^rlf'H'st^oie^'e^^^^^^ 

«,ftv,  rla-ioi      Served  as  Field  Commissary  of  Ordnance  in  the  affairs  ot  Beyt  and  DwarKa.  .     „.. 

^MuorGeST.^.  Strange  served  in  India  in  1857-58.  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  Chanda.  Sultanpore 
and  Dhowrai  a  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  actions  of  Korsee,  NawabgnngeSeragunge  affairs  ol  23n 
aid  2Qth  jSj  pasTage  of  the  Goomtee  at  Sultanpore,  including  affairs  ot;  25th  20th  27th  and  28th  August  and 
UoadTHire  20th  Jet  (tbur  times  mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp) .  Served  during  the  rebellion  m  the 
No?th  West  Territories  of  Canada  in  .885  m  command  of  the  Alberta  Field  F'orce,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ment on  the  23th  May  at  Frenchman's  Hill  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,«„,,„,  ,„i,h  Clasn  for  Pegu) 

7»i  M.iior  Geneial  H.  T.  Stuart  served  during  the  second  Burmese  war  (Medal  witb  t^iasp  lor  1  cfeu).  

-«  Ma  or  General  F.W.  Stubbs  served  m  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaigns  in  .858-59.  including  the  acton  ot 
Nu-^eeiiah  cafrtureol  Bareilly,  relief  of  Shahjehanpore,  capture  olT  Shahabad,  actions  ot  Pasgaon  and  Ri^soolpore. 
fapf^eSfkXwlee  and  action  of  Biswah-severely  injured  by  his  horse  falling  upon  him  ^mentioned  m  despatches 
on  live  occasions.  Medal). 

I"  Major  General  W.  " 
Havelock's  Volunteer  ( 


W  pfiu V  into  Lucknow  25th  September  when  he  was  wounded  ;  at  tbe  evacuation  01  i-"cj"o"  o"-  -'""■^"=' 
X,  arthrAlumbaghwrtaSir  James  Outram's  Force  from  29th  November  ,857.111!  Stb  March  .858  and  final 
P^nViire  of  Lucknow  .5tb  March  1S58  ;  wasemploved  by  General  Havelock  in  carrying  despatches  Irom  Allahabad. 
4oCtesthr^]ugh?he  enemy's  countrV  and  brfnging  re'ply  thereto,  which  he  accomplished  in  36  hours  on  one  horse 

^^^:'51i:]of.^^S?n^t^S;i^"^"^i  with  the  3.st  regiment  in  the  C^me^^m  22nd  Ma3^.855^ 
was  present  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attacks  of  the  Redan  on  *e  iSth  June  and  Stb  September 
r^edal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Also  served  throughout  the  -campaign  in  the  north  of  China  in  .800. 
includin.'  the  action  of  Sinho  and  storming  of  Taugku  (Medal  with  Clasp  lor  the  laka  F  orts). 

"  Vlaror  General  J.  E.  Swmdlev  served  with  the  .2th  Lancers  in  the  Kartir  war  of  .852-53  *^,|'Jf ''•^X_«*!,=,'' 
the  action  of  the  Berea.  Also  the  Eastern  campaign  from  9th  May  .S55.  including  the  siege  and  a  1  of  ^ebastopol 
operations  near  Kupatoria  under  General  D'AUonviUe,  and  commanded  'j™'^™'  »™P|au'or  and  Nerbudda  S 
(Med  il  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Also  the  Indian  campaign  ot  .858-59  n  ith  the  Saugor  ana  .Merouaaa  neiu 

'"!^iiS]:J?  Ge^JS  ^i^'^^lo^sf^^f  \^h 'IS;  ^^^ 

^^r^l?«  GeneraTE^'Tt'ner1erv'-ek''1!;'■the  Afghan  war  in  .878-79.  took  part  in  the  "P^f/r  of" th'e^'^h  F^t 

Valley!  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal  in  command  of  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  8th  Foot 

(menti'onedindespatches.CJ?.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  ,  ir,  thp  Ti-ennhes  the  with 

!"  Major  Genei-al  M.  Le  F.  Taylor  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  May  1S35,  m  the  Tienches  the  wim 


General  Officers  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.— War  Services.     653 

cL^!'^^"  ^f^of  re  MeV,^L°'a'fd  ^^^grihTledaT'"'"""''  "'  '"  ""'  ''"^  ^""'  '"'  ""^  ^''^^^'  '"""""  "'"^ 
iBe"u(wIh'^''hattt,'^nr'^fZ!'''S''!'i"f"'^'^  '■'J'?  ,""'  ="»  Pi^siliers  throughout  the  Eastern  camoaian  of  ,854-35. 
kt^ck  of  the  Redan  on  rW  ^lli'"''"',"'  "'^^  I°kerman  (wounded  iu  the  haiKi),  sie-e  and  fall  of  Seba.t.,p,>l\nd 
LegioVofHonorra!;^?urS  Medal).  "Ped't.on  to  Kmbourn   (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  Ka,Kh[  of  the 

(Medlu'^^XcTalp''/  ''^'  *''  '^""'^  '""''''  '""^  *"  ^'^'^  Battalion  6cth  Rifles  in  the  latter  part  of  the  Zulu  war  of  187, 

tC\I^^i°jJ'^V!:u'^l'?'-^''  W.R.Thackwell served  with  the  39th  Regiment  iu  the  Crimea  from  31st  Dee.  ,854,  including 
Jh^M?i    1  ,r^®^^''J'??°l'?"''5"'"'''^°f  the  ,8th  Juu,  and  8th  September  (Medal  with  Clasp,  stl    Class  of 

of  tfeKlp'hT  Jd^Fnv^^'^'i''''-  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,883  as  Aeting  Brigadier  General  i,  co,^,mani 
^L7m»nWH     T   l^?,"^'*"A;'''5',P''''"f'?,'''"''"'''=°""'''''""'°<^''>°  forcB  froffl  Alexandria  on  the  5th  August  in 

S^?  ■    °' ">e  Left  Column  (Medal,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
.8.8  onX  rS^.TR^hp^rif  Thatcher  served  with  ,.he  Sind  Horse  in  Pers.a  in  ,857.     Was  present  at  the  attacks  in 
Ifindh-ur  Bheelsat  -Xandoor,  Lmgoca  (received  the  thanks  of  Government),  Shumsherpoor,  AmDoueand 

<Med^U'ith  c'iarf  ^'  '^'®''°°5'  ^^""""^  "'"■•>  Sir  Syduey  Cotton's  Force  on  Eusoofzie  border  in  April  and  .May  1858 

'"'  Maj,     ~      '    ■' 

he  siege 

;Si^°fl°K''.,'T'"~''Vu''D~'"' ""'""■  "I't"  "".i";'^'  •""'^'='"  jLouai.  aiiu  ivu,gui,  oi  bue  -L,ef;Lon  01  Honurl.  Comrnau-ted 
the  ist  Battalion  ,7th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,878-79.  and  wa*  present  at  the  capture  01  Ali  Musi  id  and  in 
the  expe.htions  into  the  Bazar  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with  Claspl 

-  ,  Major  General  J.  M.  Toppin  served  in  the  Egjptian  war  of  ,882  iMedal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

■"  MajorGeneralG.B.  Traill  served  in  (he  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1357-58,  and  was  present  at  the  sie"e 
and  capiure  of  Delhi  the  battle  of  Agra,  the  relief  of  Luc'^now.  the  defeat  of  the  Gwalior  Contingent  at  i :,,  .vnnore 
"'".l°°"™-'Sl;a".  ^°!jn,'  the  siegeand  capture  of  Luckuow  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  thr.'e  claSMis). 

■<"  Major  General  J.  R.  K.  Iredennick  served  with  the  57th  Regiment  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1S65  66  and 
was  present  at  the  affair  of  ICakaramea,  storm  and  capture  ofthefordfled  Pahs  of  Otapawa  and  Iveteme-i  'and 
various  minor  affairs  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Zulu  campaign  of  ,879,  and  commanded  .he  57th  Re<'im^-ni, '  from 
»he  middle  of  April  to  the  end  of  the  war,  including  the  operations  of  "    larke's  Column  "  (Medal  with  CI.hm)) 

■«'  Major  General  H.  he  P.  Trench  served  throughout  the  campaign  of  1842  in  Affghanistan  under  General  PoUouk , 
including  the  forcing  ol  the  Khybtr  Pass  and  the  different  engagements  leading  to  the  recapture  of  Cab^ol  ( Vledal) 
berved  m  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1S57-58  including  the  battle  of  Nuijufghur  (horse  killed)  several  f  gage- 
monts  under  the  walls  of  Delhi  and  the  final  assault  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Nicholson  ;  after  the  lall 
of  Delai  accompanied  the  force  under  General  Showers  as  Brigade  Major  throughout  the  operationsiu  the  Goor.>-aon 
district;  also  served  as  Brigade  Major  with  the  Column  under  General  Seaton  and  was  prcscut  altheacli.ois  of 
Giingheree,  Puttialee,  and  Mj-npoorie  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'«  Major  General  VV.  S.  Trevor  served  m  the  Burmese  war  of  1S52-53,  including  the  operations  in  the  vicinity 

in  E 

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stances:—  Act  ot  bravery  for  which  recommended.— For  f^allant  conduct  at  the  attack  on  the  Ulockhonse  at 
Dewangm.  in  Bhootan,  on  the  30th  April  1S65.  Major  General  Tombs.  CB.  ViS.  the  Otticer  iu  comm'tnd  at  ttie 
time,  reports  that  a  party  of  the  enemy,  from  180  to  200  in  number,  had  barricaded  thetnselves  iu  the  Bl  ickUouae 
in  question,  which  they  continued  to  defend  after  the  rest  of  the  position  had  been  carried  and  tbe  UKiin  body 
was  in  retreat.  The  Blockhouse,  which  was  loopholed,  was  the  key  of  the  enemy's  position.  Seein:,^  no  OiKcer  of 
the  storming  party  near,  and  being  anxious  that  the  place  should  be  taken  imtaediately,  as  any  protracted  resist- 
ance might  have  caused  the  main  body  of  the  Bhooteas  to  rally,  the  British  Porce  having  been  fighting  iu  a 
broiling  sun  on  very  steep  and  dillicuU  ground  for  upwards  of  three  hours,  the  General  in  command  ordered  mese 
two  Officers  [Captain  Trevor,  and  Lieut  J.  Dundas,  R.  Engineers  (since  dead)]  to  show  the  way  into  thy  Block- 
house. They  had  to  climb  up  a  wall  which  was  fourteen  feet  high,  and  then  to  enter  a  house,  occupied  by  some 
200  desperate  men,  head  foremost  through  an  opening  not  more  than  two  feet  wide  between  the  top  ul  tbe  wall 
■and  the  roof  of  the  Blockhouse.  Major  General  Tombs  states  that  on  speaking  to  the  Sikh  soldiers  around  him, 
and  telling  them  in  Hindoostani  to  swarm  up  the  wall,  none  of  them  responded  to  the  call  until  these  two  O  hc-jrs 
ftiad  shown  them  the  w.iy,  when  they  followed  with  the  greatest  alacrity.    Both  of  them  were  wounded." 

"^  Major  General  A.  B.Tulloch  served  in  tne  Kastern  campaign  with  the  ist  Royals  from  December  1^55  tdl.l  imo 
1356.  Was  present  with  the  Spanish  National  troops  during  the  Carlist  war  in  the  campaign  in  the  Pyiuuees, 
which  resulted  in  the  relief  of  Bilbao.  Served  as  D.  A. Q.M.  General  to  the  expeditionary  force  in  the  sout.:i  of 
China  under  Sir  Charles  Straubenzee;  and  in  the  ist  Royals  the  campaign  of  1S60  in  the  nortli  of  Jhma, 
including  lbs  taking  of  Sinho  and  Tangku.  occupation  of  Tientsin,  and  surrender  of  I'ekin  (Medal  wiih  two 
Clasps).  Served  in  the  K^^yptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  was  present  at  the  bombardment  of  the  Alexandria  r'oii  ■  -ts 
Military  Staff  Officer  to  the  Admiral  Cornmandmg  in  Chief  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.  'ulout;!)  ; 
was  one  of  sixteen  volunteers  who  landed  from  H.M.S.  Invincible  during  the  action,  swam  through  me  s;-  and 
spiked  the  guns  in  the  Mex  Bati.trry  when  its  garrison  had  retired  to  ttie  citadel  in  rearj  afcersvards  .■'er\'i.>  ■  in 
>the  Intelligence  Department,  ai.d  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  9th  Sept.  (as  Acting  Assi-iant 
Adjutant  General  to  Graham's  Force)  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CJi.,  Medial 
with  two  Clasps,  3rd  Class  of  the  Mciljidie,  and  Khedive's  Star), 

'^^  Major  General  Alfred  Tulloch  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  :it  the  ^iege 
and  capture  of  Lucknow  (several  times  mentioned  m  despatcbes.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"w  Major  General  Arthur  Tulloch  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North- West  Frontier  of  India  in  1S54-55  t  Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Sirmoor  Rifle  Regiment  before  Delhi  in  1857  ;  was  slightly  wounded  on  the  17th  >i«,y  at 
Hindoo  Rao's  house  by  the  bursting  of  a  shell,  severely  wounded  on  the  14th  July  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Serveu  v*ith 
the  China  Expeditionary  Force  in  1860-61  (Medal).  Served  with  theBhootan  Expedition  in  1864-65  (Clasp) ;  and  with 
the  Looshai  Expedition  in  1871-72  (Clasp).    Also  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i378-79{Medali. 

7^'  Maior  General  J.  S.  TuUoh  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1S45-46,  including  the  affair  of  Biiauiw  '  and 
battle  of  Aliwal  (Medal).  Punjaub  campaign  of  1S4S-49,  including  the  battles  of  Chillianwallah  ami  G*.  '-fit 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Commanded  the  Royal  Artillery  throughout  the  operations  of  the  expeditiui.  u  1803 
against  the  tribes  on  the  North-West  Frontier  of  India,  and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  Laloo  and  ci^pii-.e  ol 
Umbeylah  (Brevet  of  Major.  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

768  Major  General  M.  Tweedie  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  April  1855,  includmg  the  siege  vi\-  1  I  of 
Sebastopol,  and  battle  of  Tchernaya  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Also  served  in  India  in  ;-  .  md 
was  engaged  in  the  repulse  oi  the  mutinous  Sepoys  at  Mooltan  in  July  (Medal). 

'**  Maior  General  J.  T.  Twigge  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Malay  l^eninsula  in  1875-76  (Medal  witL  C.ii-  •). 

''^  Major  General  A.  W.  Twiss  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  May  to  July  185^,.  mcludrng  tui-  :<^-  of 
Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  at  Canion  with  tbe  Force  under  R-ar  .  mral 
Seymour  m  1856-57;   also  with  the  expedition  of  i860,  and  present  at  the  surrender  of  Pekin  (Mudai  1  two 

Claaps). 

5^'  Major  General  C.  J.  Tyler  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  July  1855,  including  the  siege  a:i  >  All  of 
Sebastopol— wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Also  served  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  1  ^^  -J.  and 
acted  as  Staflf  Officer  to  Lt.Colonel  Walker  in  the  attack  and  defeat  of  the  rebel  force  which  occupied  the  F  j.  c  and 
juggle  of  Bungacn  (mentioned  in  despatch,  Medal).    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80  (Medal). 

''==  Major  General  H.  Tyndall  was  present  at  the  mutiny  of  the  Native  Troops  at  Jullunder  on  the  7ih  .1 ..  o  1857 
and  served  with  the  pursuing  Column.  Served  aLiamst  the  rebels  near  Googaria  and  Mooltan  iu  1857-58  Medal). 
Also  served  with  the  Expeditionary  Force  against  the  Mahsood  Wuzeerees  in  April  and  May  1800.  nd  was 
present  in  the  action  at  the  Burrarah  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Hazara  campai-n  in  i863, 
flcludin^  the  operations  on  the  Black  Moun'am  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  Medal  with  CMaspJ.    Seivt-d  in  the 


654     General  Officers  Eetlred  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension, — War  Services. 

Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal  [mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal 
with  Clasp). 

''*  Major  General  R.  Unwin  served  with  the  Force  under  General  Nott  from  Candahar  to  Cabool  in  1842  (Medal), 
Gwalior  campaign  and  present  at  the  battle  of  Maharajpore  2yth  Dec.  1843  (Bronze  Star)  Throughout  the  Sutlej 
campaign  of  1845-46,  including  the  battles  of  Moodkee,  Ferozeshah,  and  Sobraon  (Medal  and  two  Clasps).  Pun- 
jaub  campaign  of  1848-49  (Medal).  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-58,  including  the  relief  of  the  Garrison  of 
Lucknow,  siege  and  capture  of  Luckuow  in  March  185S,  action  of  AUygunge,  and  capture  of  Carcilly  (Medal 
with  two  Clasps). 

"■^  Major  General  J.  T.  TJssher  served  the  campaign  of  1844-45  in  the  Southern  Mahratta  country  with  the  22nd 
Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  investment  and  capture  of  the  Forts  of  PanuUa  and  Pownghui .  Also  served  in 
India  during  the  mutiny  of  1857-5S  (Medal),  and  was  attached  to  the  Convalescent  Depot  at  Murree  in  the  Punjaub 
when  the  station  was  attacked  by  a  large  force  of  hill  mcQ  on  the  night  of  ist  September  1857.  Was  onboard  the 
troop-ship  EuKtern  Monarch  when  she  blew  up  and  wis  destroyeu  by  fire  at  Spithead  on  3rd  June  jSsq. 

•"  Major  General  H.  T.  Vachell  served  with  the  Persian  Expedition  in  1S57  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
Indian  Mutiny  campaign  m  185*),  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Sholapore  and  the  surrender  of  Jumkundee 
(Medal). 

''"  Major  General  J.  O.  Vandeleur  served  throughout  the  Egj'ptian  war  of  1882  in  command  of  the  left  half- 
battalion  of  the  ist  Royal  Sussex  Regiment,  including  the  defence  of  Alexandria,  the  operations  at  Ramleh,  the 
Burrender  of  Kafr  Dowar,  the  occupation  of  Damanhour,  and  the  swn-ender  of  Damietta  (Medal,  and  Khedive*6 
J^tar).  Served  throuszhout  the  Nile  Kxpedition  in  command  of  the  1st  Battalion  of  the  Ru.^-al  Sussex  Regiment, 
took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column  under  Sir  Herbert  Stewart,  and  commanded  the  detached  post 
at  Gakdul  (ra^entioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  and  Clasu). 

'■''  Major  General  B.  G.  Vander  Gucht  served  with  the  expedition  under  General  Wheeler  against  K.ote  Kangra 
in  1846. 

''*"  Major  General  T.  K.  Vander  Gucht  served  with  the  force  under  Sir  Sydney  Cotton  n  the  Eusofzaie  Country 
in  April  and  May  1858,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  on  the  heights  of  Sittana  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"'  Major  General  T.  Van  Straubenzee  served  in  the  Es<yptian  war  of  1882  in  command  of  Royal  Artillery 
Indian  Continirent,  and  was  present  at  the  battleofTel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.^  Medal  with  Clasp, 
3rd  Clasi^.  of  ihe  Mediidie.and  Khedive's  Star). 

'»'  Major  Generdl  Jones-Vaughan  served  in  Bengal  with  the  loth  Regiment  in  sui)pression  of  the  mutiny  in 
1857-58;  including  the  actions  of  Chanda,  Ummeerapore  and  Sultnnpore,  siege  and  capture  of  Luckuow  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  uarof  1878-bo  as  Brigade  Major.  Pe>hawur  Field  Force,  and  was  present  at 
the  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  ;  took  part  iu  the  expedition  intu  the  Bazar  Valley  as  Orderly  Otficer  to  Brigadier  General 
Tytler,  and  in  the  expedition  into  the  Lughman  Valley  as  Brigade  Major  (mentioned  in  despatches)  ;  was  alterwards 
Brigade  Major  ^vith  the  Koorum  Field  Force,  an<l  served  with  the  Zaimusht  Expeditionai-j'  Force,  including  the 
affiiir  at  Zawa  (mentioned  in  de^spalche?;,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^^  Major  General  H.  C.  Vibart  served  in  the  Crimea  from  i6th  Feb.  1855.  includmg  the  siege  and  fallof  Sebastopol, 
and  assault  on  the  Cemetery  on  the  iSth  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"^*  Major  General  H.  F.  Waddington  served  iu  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  and  was  present  during  the  first 
siege  operations  before  Mooltan.  including  the  repulse  01  the  enemy's  night  attack  on  the  British  Campat  Muttee 
Thai  (Medal  with  one  Clasp).  Received  the  gracious  approbation  01  the  Queen  for  services  performed  in  India  in 
1857-58,  for  having  as  Deputy  Commissioner  of  Mundlah,  acted  with  much  judgment  in  opposing  the  rebels  in  the 
Muniilah  and  Seonee  districts,  and  for  having  been  present  in  several  engagements  (Medal). 

"^^  Major  General  G.  F.  Wa'.ker  served  as  Adjutant  of  the  8th  Regiment  at  the  siege  and  assault  of  Delhi  (severely 
wounded),  including  repulse  of  sorties  on  9th  (horse  shot,  14th  iSth  and  23rd  July  1857  ;  afterwards  present  in  the 
actions  of  Bolundshur  and  Allighur,  battle  of  Agra,  action  of  Dil  Koosha  and  relief  of  Lucknow  under  Lord  Clyde, 
atfair  ot  the  2nd  ami  action  of  the  6th  Dec.  at  Cawnpore,  and  action  of  Khudagun>;  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served 
in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  pait  in  the  operations  iu  tbe  Lughman  Valley  in  command  of  a  Flying 
Column,  and  with  the  expedition  against  the  Khugianis  ;  was  also  present  in  the  engagement  at  All  Boghan,  and 
in  the  march  to  Canoabar  with  the  force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal). 

"f*?  Major  General  H.  E.  Waller  served  during  the  Sonthai  campaign  of  1S55.  Served  iu  the  Indian  Mutiny  cam- 
paign in  1857-58,  and  was  present  in  the  action  at  Jugdespore — severely  wounded  (Medal). 

^i**  Major  General  W.  N.  Waller  served  in  India  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  in  the  actions  of  Secundra,  Chanda, 
and  Sultanpore,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  relief  of  Azimghur,  and  capture  of  Jugdespore  (three  times  men- 
tioned in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

769  Major  General  R.  A.  Walters  served  with  the  Kumool  Movable  Column  and  Saugor  Field  Division,  and  was 
present  at  a  skirmish  with  the  rebels  at  Seehora  on  the  2nd  March  1S58 — severe  wound  by  a  musket-ball  on  the 
thigh  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

''^  Major  General  W.J.  Ward  served  the  Gwalior  campaign  and  was  twice  wounded  at  the  battle  of  Punniar  on  29th 
Dec.  1043  (Bronze  Star).  Served  also  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  ist  and  2nd  siege  opera- 
tions before  and  surrender  of  Mooltan,  action  of  Soorghkoond,  and  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps), 
Accompanied  the  force  under  Sir  Neville  Chamberlain  m  the  operations  against  the  Mahsood  Wuzeerees  in  Aprii 
ami  May  1S60,  and  was  present  at  Pallaseen,  the  forcing  of  the  Burrara  Pass,  and  the  advance  to  Kaneegorum 
(Medal  with  Claap) 

■^1  Major  General  W.  H.  Wardell  was  present  with  three  Batteries  of  Roya^  Artillery  under  Colonel  M'Crea  in 
the  revolution  which  upset  the  Emperor  Fausti  in  Hayti  in  Jan.  1S59;  lanUtd  and  protected  the  Europeans  at 
Port  aa  Prince,  and  carried  off  the  Emperor,  his  family  and  ministers;  received  the  thanks  of  the  English  and 
French  Governments. 

'"^'^  Major  General  T.  S.  Warden  served  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  and  sur- 
render of  Mooltan,  mcluding  the  attack  on  the  suburbs  on  the  27th  December,  storm  of  [he  city  breach,  and  capture 
of  the  town—severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Sen'td  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Forte  in  1856-57,  and 
was  present  at  the  lauding  at  Hallilah  Bay,  the  surrender  of  Bushire,  the  lorced  march  ou  Borazjoon  and  occupa- 
tion of  the  ent-my  a  entrenched  camp  there;  al»o  with  the  rear  j;uard  under  Brigadier  Huuner  when  attacked  hy 
the  Persian  Army  un  the  night  of  the  7th  February,  and  at  the  battle  of  Kooshab  on  the  following  m.-miug  (Medal 
with  clasp).  Served  in  1858  with  Brigadier  ParKC's  Column  in  pursuit  of  the  rebels  under  Tantia  Topee,  Rao 
Saheb.  and  the  Nawab  uf  Banda,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Uodtpore  (Medal). 

^^  Major  General  W.  E.  Warrand  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  and  was  severely  wounded  at  the  siege 
of  Delhi— arm  amputated  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Brevet  of  MnjorJ. 

'>**  Major  General  A.  E.  Warren  served  with  the  82nd  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  2nd  Sept.  1855,  including 
the  siege  and  fall  01  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Also  in  the  Indian  cauipajgn  of  1857-59, 
and  was  present  at  the  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  defeat  of  the  Gwalior  Contingent  at  Cawnpore,  action  of 
Khodaguuge,  and  occupation  of  Futtenghur,— acLing'successively  as  Orderly  Otficer  to  Brigadier  Russell,  Colonel 
Bidduiph,  Colonel  Hale,  and  Sir  John  Inglis;  served  the  Rohilcund  campaign,  including  the  defence  of  the 
Jail  and  subsequent  operations  at  Shahjehanpore,  and  actions  of  Khaukur  and  Bunkagaon  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  Afghan  war  m  1S80  in  command  of  the  78th  Highlanders  (Medal).  Was  actiiij;'  Brigadier  in  commaua 
of  the  2ud  Brigade  of  the  Candahar  Field  Force  from  the  18th  December  18S0  till  the  22nd  March  1881. 

'^^  Major  General  D.  S.  Warren  served  m  the  Crimea  trom  loth  January  1855,  including  the  siege  and  fall  ot 
Sebastopol  and  assault  of  the  i8th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Allghan  war  of 
itiSo.  iind  was  present  iu  the  atfair  at  Mazeena,  aud  with  the  Kama  Expedition  (mentioned  in  despatches,  C'B.,  and 
Medal).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  iu  1SS5  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star) . 

"'•  Major  General  T.  M.  Warren  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58  including  the  operations  in 
Oud«  and  on  the  Nepaul  Frontier  (Medal). 

•-^^  Major  General  W.  F.  Way  served  m  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  in  command  of  Royal  Marines,  and  was. 
present  in  the  eugagements  at  Hasheen  aud  the  Tofrek  zereba,  at  tnat  nearTofrek  on  the  24th  March,  and  at 
he  destruction  oi  Teuiai  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive'b  Star). 

*"*"  Maior  General  C.  K.  Webber  served  with  the  21st  Company  Royal  Engmeers  throughout  the  campaign  of 
1858  in  Central  India  under  Sir  Hugh  Hose,  was  present  at  the  siege  and  storming  of  Chanaaine,  ani  was  in  charge 


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of  the  only  successful  ladder  party  at  the  escalade  of  Jhansie,  where  he  was  one  of  the  officers  who  led  the  assault ; 
also  served  ni  the  campaijjn  of  1859,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  the  Betwa,  Koonch,  Goolowlee,  and  before 
Lalpree,  including  the  capture  of  tbat  place,  and  in  the  pursuit  of  Tantia  Topee  and  Feroze  Shah  (three  times 
mentioned  m  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  received  the  thanks  of  the  Governor  of  Bombay).  Accompanied 
air  Garnet  w  olseley  to  bouth  Africa  on  special  service  in  Mav  1879,  and  served  to  the  end  of  the  war  as  Assistant 
AOjutant  and  Quarter  llastcr  General  of  the  western  lines  of  communication.  Served  in  a  similar  capacity  in  the 
IKinsvaai  during  the  operations  against  Sekukuni  in  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of 
18S2  as  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  at  Head  Quarters  in  charge  of  Telegraph  Lines,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  C'tf.,  Modal  withClasp,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie, 

Ml  *^J";"'^''  *  Star) ;  also  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-S5  (Clasp). 

»»'  Major  General  W.  H.  D.  R.  Welman  commanded  the  90th  RcKiment  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and 
'"fra  present  in  the  engagement  at  Inyezane  and  during  the  investment,  of  Ekowe  (CB.,  Medal  witb  Clasp). 

»"  Major  General  W.  H.  H.  West  served  at  the  blockade  m  the  Baltic  in  1854;  was  present  during  the  opera- 
tions against  the  Aland  Islands,  including  the  capture  of  an  earthen  battery  on  the  8th  August,  and  in  the  action 
with  the  forts  ot  Bomarsund  on  the  15th  August.  In  1855  he  accompanied  "the  Baltic  expedition;  was  in  action 
witb  steamers  and  a  battery  on  2i8t  June,  and  at  the  bombardment  of  Sweaborg  (Medal).  Served  also  with  the 
expedition  to  the  Baltic  until  the  declaration  of  peace  in  1856. 

'»*  Major  General  R.  Wheeler  served  as  Interpreter  to  the  7th  Hussars  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of 
1858-59,  including  the  advance  into  Nepaul,  attack  and  capture  of  tlie  enemy's  position  and  guns  at  Sitkaghat 
(MedaJ).  Served  with  the  20th  Native  Infantry  throughout  the  Umbeyla  campaign  of  1863  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  m  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  with  the  Zaimusht  E.vpedition  includiug  the  assault  of  Zawa 
(Medal). 

»>5  Major  General  F.  T.  Whinyates  served  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  battles  of 
Balaclava,  Inkerman,  and  Tchernaya,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the 
Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

*°«  Major  General  H.  E.  Whish  served  03  a  volunteer  at  the  siege  of  Mooltan  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"O"  Major  General  H.  G.White  served  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  from  21st  Nov.  1854  toiothAng.  185^,  including 
the  attack  of  the  Redan  on  the  iSth  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  from  i6thNov.  1858 
to  the  i6th  March  1859  with  the  Berar  Field  Force,  which  took  the  field  for  the  purpose  of  preventing  the 
rebel  chiefs  Tantia  Topee  and  Feroze  Shah  from  penetratiog  into  the  Deecan.  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland 
Exoeditiori  under  Sir  Charles  Wai-ren  iu  1884-85. 

811  Major  General  O.  Wilkinson  served  in  the  Pnnjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  and  was  slightly  Cfmtused  on  the 
side  by  a  bullet  at  the  atfair  of  Ramnuggur  (Medal).  Served  with  the  force  under  Sir  Sydney  Cotton  against  the 
Mohmund  Tribes  in  August  1S54  (.Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  of  1857-58,  includ- 
ing the  advance  on  Lucknow,  storm  and  capture  of  Meeangunge  (received  a  blow  on  the  head  fi-om  a  musket), 
throughout  the  final  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  including  the  repulse  of  the  encny's  attack  on  the  Alum- 
bagh,  defeat  of  a  body  of  Fanwtics  near  Moosah  Bagh,  and  other  minor  cavalry  skirmishes;  affair  of  Tigree, 
capture  of  Jugdespore,  Jhitoorah,  and  .Metahi,  and  other  skirmishes.  Served  us  Deputy  AssistantQuarter  Master 
General  to  the  Shahabad  Field  Force,  and  was  present  throughout  the  campaign  lu  Jugdespore,  Khymore  Hills, 
Palamow,  and  Behar,  including  night  surprise  of  the  enemy's  camp  at  Tuly-a-Duhar,  and  affairs  at  Karee  Sath 
and  Majowleea  (seveu  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

81"  Major  General  F.  E.  E.  Wilson  served  in  the  Eg^'ptiac.  war  of  18S2  in  command  of  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the 
York  and  Lancaster  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  28th  August  (mentioned  ia 
despatches)  and  at  the  battle  of  Tet-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  C.B.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  3rd  Class  of  the 
Medjidie,  aud  Khedive's  Star). 

8=w  Major  General  S.  \V^.  F.  M.  "Wilson  served  with  the  55th  Regiment  iu  the  Crimea,  subsequent  to  the  fall  of 
Sebastopol,  from  the  25th  October  1855  to  the  end  of  the  Russian  war.  Also  on  the  Bhootan  Expedition,  including 
the  recapture  of  Dewangiri  in  1865  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'''^  Major  General  William  Winson  served  with  the  Khelat-i-Ghilzie  Regiment  on  the  Peshawur  Frontier  in 
'855-56  and  during  the  mutiny  in  1S57  (Medal).  With  the  same  Regiment  in  Eusofzaie  uoder'Sir  Sydney  Cotton 
in  April  and  Ma.y  1858.  Commanded  the  i8th  Bengal  Native  Infantry  during  the  operations  in  Bhootan  in  1865, 
and  was  present  at  the  recapture  of  the  Bala  Pass  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

8"  Major  General  George  Wolfe  served  with  the  2nd  Queen's  Royals  in  the  campaign  of  i860  in  China,  including 
the  capture  01  the  Taku  Forts  and  the  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

""  Major  General  C.  S.  Woodcock  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  in  1846,  including  the  battle  of  Sobraon  (Medal). 

•^2''  Major  General  K.  R.  Woodhouse  served  in  the  Persian  war  in  1856-57  (Medal). 

'^  Major  General  G.  F.  Worsley  served  in  the  Persian  Expedition  of  1856-57  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'29  Major  General  H.  Y.  Wortham  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  July  1855,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  India  with  the  Okamundel  Field  Force  in  1859.  and 
was  present  at  the  attack  on  the  Fort  of  Beyt,  siege  and  Fall  of  Dwarka.  Served  with  the  expedition  to  China  in 
i860,  and  was  present  at  Sinho,  Taiigku,  and  capture  of  Taku  Forts  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^  Major  General  J.  W.  Younghusband  served  iu  the  Affghan  campaign  ol  1S42,  and  was  present  at  the  second 
attack  on  Hykulzye,  and  atCandahar  under  General  Nott.  Served  in  the  Sind  campaign  of  1843,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Hyderabad  (Medal) ;  also  in  the  hill  campaign  under  Sir  Charles  Kapier  in  1843.  Commanded  adetach- 
ment  of  Upper  Sind  Police  in  the  attack  and  deleat  of  the  Mundranees  in  1847  ;  commanded  a  separate  column,  com- 
posed of  6i;h  Punjaub  Police  Battalion,  detachments  2nd  Punjaub  Cavalry,  and  Mounted  Police  in  the  expedition 
against  the  Omerzye  Wuzeeries  in  1852  ;  commanded  2nd  and  6th  Punjaub  Police  xiattalions  in  the  expedition 
against  the  Sheoranies  in  1853  ;  commanded  6th  Police  Battalion  in  the  expedition  a.gainst  the  Kusserames  in  185.^ 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 


Colonels  Betired  on  Full  or  Betired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension— War  Services. 

•  Colonel  H  Acton  served  with  the  expedition  to  China  in  1842,  ivas  present  at  the  capture  of  Woosung  Shanghai, 
andChinKiangF™  (Medal)  Served  as  a  volunteer  with  the  3Sth  Madras  Native  Infantry  during  the  Burmese 
^  ^1872  53f  presematthe  capture  of  Prome,  accompanied  Sir  John  Cheapes  force  W  Meday  where  ho  was 
engaged  at  thi  stockades  and  in  minor  aifairs  ;  and  iu  1853  as  second  in  command  of  the  Pegu  Light  Inlantry  was 
enSagedi  n  operations  against  the  rebel  chief  Moung-goung-ghee  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu)  r„^:_.  . 

2  Colonel  W.  M.  C.  Acton  served  the  Eastern  campaign  ol  1854  and  up  to  the  9th  Feb.  185s  with  the  77th  Regiment 


6^6  Colonels  Betired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. —  War  Services. 

incliuling  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkci-man,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the 
Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^  Colonel  D.  Aflam.-son  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  on  the  Line  of  Communications  by  the  Khvber  (Medal). 

^  Colonel  R.  Alexander  was  attached  to  the  7th  Hussars  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  in  March  1858  and 
subsequent  operations  in  Oude  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Colonel  J.  M.  Allardice.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  p.  786. 

"  Colonel  I.  S.  AUfrey  served  with  the  6th  Regt.  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  1858,  including  the  operations  in  the 
Jntrdespore  Jungle  (Medal).     Served  in  Natal  during  the  Zulu  war  of  187Q  (Medal)." 

8  Colonel  D.  G.  Anderson  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal 
with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881. 

^  Colonel  J.  W.  M.  Anderson  served  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Force  in  1857,  including  the  march  to 
Borazjoon,  battle  of  Khooshab,  and  capture  of  Mohumni  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Deccan  against  the 
rebel  Bheels  in  1857*58,  and  was  present  at  the  affair  of  Shumshapore  (Medal). 

1"  Colonel  W.  J.  Anderson  served  in  the  operations  against  the  Hill  Tribes  on  the  Peahawur  Frontier  in  1851-52 
and  was  present  at  the  affairs  of  Prunghurand  Sharkote  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

11  Colonel  R.  F.  An gelo  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1858,  including  the  engagements  at  the  Terai 
Forest,  Nujeebabad,  Nujeena,  Moradabad,  DojuraKuddee,  Bareilly,  Fort  Bunnai,  and  Mahomdee  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Medal). 

^- Colonel  R.  T.  Ansell  was  at  the  bombardment  of  Odessa,  22nd  April,  and  was  made  prisoner  by  the  Russians 
when  H.M.  ship  Tic/er  was  stranded  and  burnt,  12th  May  1854.  Served  with  the  Baltic  expedition  in  1855,  and  in  the 
flotilla  of  gunboats  during  the  bombardment  of  Sweaborg  (Medal). 

^^  Colonel  T.  H.  Auscey  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79,  and  was  preseat  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

'*  Colonel  H.  W.  Apperley  served  with  the  9th  Lancers  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80.  and  took  part  with  the 
Bazar  Valley  Expedition,  in  the  engagement  at  Cbarasiah  iu  October  1879,  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabui  in 
December  1879  (mentioned  in  aespatches);  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Mnjor,  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and 
Bronze  Decoration). 

J^  Colonel  G.  Arbuthnot  served  in  India  in  1857-58,  as  a  volunteer  with  the  14th  Light  Dragoons  during  the 
early  portion  ol' the  campaign;  was  present  at  the  siege  and  capmre  of  Rathgur  and  Garakota,  relief  of  Saugor, 
forcing  the  pass  of  JSudingpore,  siege  and  capture  of  Jhansi,  attack  on  Koouch,  where  he  commanded  the  Siege 
Train  (special  mention),  and  capture  of  Calpee  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
Abyssinian  campaign  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Charles  Staveley,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Arogee  and 
capture  of  Maguala  (three  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  and  ?*tcdal). 

'^  Colonel  W.  F.Badgley  served  with  the  3Sth  Regiment  during  the  operations  at  Cawnpore  against  the  Gwalior 
Contingent  in  December  1857  ;  also  in  the  Central  Indian  campaign  under  Sir  Hugh  Rose.  Served  with  the  53rd 
Foot  during  the  operations  in  Oude  from  April  to  November  1S58  ;  and  with  the  Oude  Military  Police  on  the 
Neoaul  frontier  in  June  and  July  1859  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Looshai  Expedition  in  1371-72  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Was  four  times  wounded  during  the  Survey  Expeditious  to  Lushai  and  the  Naga  Hills  in 
1S72-78. 

''  Colonel  E.  T.  Bainbridge  served  with  the  21st  Fusiliers  in  the  Zulu  campaign  of  1S79,  and  was  engaged  in  the 
operations  against  Sekukuni,  including  the  storming  of  the  stronghold,  where  he  commanded  the  storming  party 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  C'hispi. 

"^  Colonel  A.  baiubrigge  landed  with  the  13th  Light  Infantry  in  the  Crimea  on  the  30th  June  1855,  including  the 
battle  of  the  Tcberna>a,  t-iege  and  fall  of  Seba^tlipol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  aud  Turkish  Medal). 

*'^  Colonel  A.  W.  Baird  served  in  the  Aby^.-iiiitin  (.■aiiii)aign  as  Traffic  Manager  of  the  Railway,  and  was  mentioned 
in  despatches  for  zeal  and  management  in  bringing  .^afelv  aud  expetlitiuusly  troops  aud  baggage  for  embarkation 
(Medal). 

-"  Colonel  E.  H.  Baker  served  throughoutthe  Abyssinian  campaign  from  29th  Dec.  1S67  and  was  present  at  the 
action  of  Arogee  and  capture  of  Macdala  (mentioned  in  despatches,  and  Medal). 

^'  Colonel  George  Baker  served  witli  the  67th  Regimeut  throughuut  the  campaign  of  i860  in  China,  aud  carried 
the  regimental  Culour  at  the  iiction  uf  Sinhu,  taking  of  Tangku,  and  with  the  storming  party  at  the  Taku  Fort,  the 
ditch  of  which  he  crossed  aiul  iilantfd  1  be  Colour  on  the  cavalier;  also  present  at  the  surrender  of  Ptkiu  (Medal 
with  two  Clat-ps).  Served  with  the  67th  Kegiment  throughout  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-S0,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  CharaMah  on  the  6th  October  :879,  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1879,  including 
tlie  investment  of  Sherpure  (mentioned  m  despatches,  Medal  with  two  t'lasiis).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedi- 
tion in  1885-86  in  command  of  the  jiid  B;ittaliou  ot  the  Hampshire  Regiment  until  alter  the  surreuder  of  Mandalay 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

23  Colonel  C.  H.  Barchard  served  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  battles  of  Chillianwallah 
and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Present  in  the  operations  in  the  Boori  Pass  in  1853,  aud  in  those  against  the 
Afreedies  in  March  1855  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaigns  m  1857-58  on  Sir  Archdalo 
Wilson's  Staff,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  the  30th  and  31st  May  on  the  Hindun,  battle  of  Budlee-ke- 
Serai,  throughout  the  siege  assault  and  capture  of  Delhi,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal 
with  two  Clasps,  am    CB.). 

-*  Colonel  F.  W.  J.  barker  served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  of  1867-68,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Mag- 
dala  (Medal). 

■'^  Colonel  C.  E.  Basevi  served  in  Pereia  from  Feb.  to  Oct.  1857,  and  received  three  sword  cuts  in  the  action 
of  Amherpanee  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

2"  Colonel  C.  E.  Bates  served  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  and  was  severely  and  dangerously  wounded  on  the 
occasion  of  the  mutiny  at  Jullunder  on  7th  June  1857.  Operations  in  Bundiecund  in  1850  (Medal).  Al&o  served 
throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  in  China,  including  the  action  of  Sinho,  taking  of  Tangku,  capture  of  the  Taku 
Forts,  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Bhootan  Field  Force  from  Februaiy  1865 
Hntil  the  conclusion  of  operations,  from  April  1865  as  Brigade  Major  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Trans- 
port Train  in  Abyssinia  m  1S68  (Medal).  Also  with  the  Looshai  expeditionary  force  m  1870-71  as  Brigade  Major 
to  the  Chittagong  Column  (mentioned  m  despatches,  thanked  by  the  Governor  General  in  Council,  Brevet  of  Major 
and  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghaa  war  in  1878  (Medal).  Has  also  on  two  other  occasions  received  thethauks  of 
Government  for  Civil  ena  Political  services. 

-®  Colonel  C.  A.  Bavlay  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  (Medal). 

^  Colonel  George  Bayley  served  with  the  31st  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  22nd  May  1S85,  including  the  siege 
and  fall  of  Sebastopol  and  attacks  of  the  iStli  June  and  8th  September  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  during  the  operations  against  the  Taepings  in  the  vicinity  of  Shanghai  in  April  and 
May  1062,  resulting  in  the  taking  of  the  stockade  of  Nanhsiang,  capture  by  escalade  of  the  walled  cities  ol  Kadi«, 
Tsinpoo,  and  Tsolin,  the  fortified  town  of  Najow,  the  affair  at  Nanhsiang  and  relief  of  Kadin  and  Tsinpoo  (mentioned 
in  despatches).    Went  to  South  Africa  on  special  service  in  May  1870  (Medal). 

^"  Colonel  A.  R.  Bayly  served  with  the  8th  Regt.  at  the  siege  and  assault  of  Delhi,  including  repulse  of  sorties  on 
the  14th  and  i8th  July,  and  the  six  days'  lighting  in  the  city ;  afterwards  present  in  the  action  of  Bolundshur, 
affair  of  AUyghur,  battle  of  Agra,  action  of  Dilkoosha,  and  relief  of  Lucknow  under  Lord  Clyde,  affair  of  the  2nd 
and  action  of  the  6ch  Dec.  at  Cawnpore,  aud  action  of  Khudagunj  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,'. 

3"!  Colonel  R.  K.  Bayly  served  in  the  Crimea  from  the  13th  October  1S55  till  the  23rd  July  1856.  Served  with  the 
4.2nd  Highlanders  in  the  campaign  of  1S57-5S  against  the  mutineers  in  India  including  the  actions  at  Cawupore  (6th 
Dec.  1857),  Seraighat,  Kudygunge,  and  Shumsabad,  siege  and  fall  of  Lucknow  and  assault  of  the  Martiniere  and 
Banks'  Bungalow,  attack  on  the  Fort  of  Rooyah,  action  of  AUygunge,  attack  and  capture  of  Bareilly  and  action  at 
Sisseaghat— wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  42nd  Highlanders.  Served  in  the 
second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  in  1874,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Ordahsu  and  capture  of  Coomassie  (Brevet 
of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Tst  Battabon  Black  Watch  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iS8i,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp.  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in 
the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  ist  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  El  Teb 


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'■dJ''l  1'^^^  f  the  Medjiaie,  t^yo  Clasps),  Served  in  the  Nile  Expeaition  in  .884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Black 
watch,  took  part  with  the  River  Column  under  Major  General  Earle,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Kirbekau 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  CS.,  and  two  Clasps). 

3' Colonel  H.  Beal  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  South  Staffordshire  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82, 
ana  was  present  m  the  reconnaissance  in  fori;e  from  Alexandria  on  the  stli  Au-,'ust  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star), 
served  with  the  iNile  Expedition  m  1884-Si,  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  River  Column  under  Jlaior  General 
iarle,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kirliekan,  where  he  commanded  the  Battalion  after  Colonel  Eyre  had 
been  shot  (twice  mentioned  m  despatches  CB.,  and  t>vo  Clasps);  also  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field 
J  orce  m  1885-86  during  the  operations  on  the  Upper  Nile. 

32  Colonel  G.  P.  Beamish  served  with  the  63rd  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  12th  November  1854.  including-  the 
siege  and  fall  of  bebastoijol,  repulse  or  various  sorties,  attacks  of  the  18th  June  and  8th  September,  expedition  to 
Kertch,  bombardment  and  capture  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

u  "r;"'""^'  ^-  Boavan  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal). 

.  Co  onel  P.  K.  L.  Beaver  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

»=  Colonel  S.  Beckett  served  with  the  ist  Sikh  Infantry  in  the  Oude  campaign  of  1858-59,  and  was  present  at  the 
passage  of  the  Gogra,  skirmish  near  Bunkussia  Fort,  and  action  near  the  Jerwah  Pa.ss -dangerously  wounded  in 
the  abdomen,  and  severely  in  the  left  arm  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the 
N.  W.  Front. er  ot  India  in  1863  with  the  Eusofzie  Field  Force  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clnsp, 
Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  as  Director  of  Transport  from  India  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^+  Lord  Belhaven  and  Stenton  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'Colonel  M.  S.  Bell  co-nmanded  the  Detachment  of  Sappers  and  Miners  and  served  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer 
with  the  Right  Column  Bhooian  Field  Force  in  1S65-60,  and  was  i)resent  at  the  seiziireof  the  Monar  Bridge  (Medal 
with  Clasp) .  Commanded  the  Detachment  of  Sappers  and  Miners  and  servedas  Assistant  Field  Engineer  through- 
out the  Hazara  campaign  of  1S6S, — the  forced  march  of  600  miles  made  by  the  Detachment,  its  services,  and  the 
conduct  of  the  Officer  commanding  prominently  brought  to  notice  in  despatches  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
throughoul  1  he  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74,  including  the  battle  of  Amoaful,battle  of  Ordahsu  and  captureof  Coomassie 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Victoria  Cross,  and  Sledal  with  Clasp)  :  was  awarded  the  Y€  "for  his  distinguished 
bravery  and  zealous,  resolute,  and  self-devoted  conduct  at  the  battle  of  Ordahsu,  on  the  4th  February  1074,  while 
serving  under  the  immediate  orders  of  Colonel  Sir  John  Chethnm  McLeod,  i:cS.,of  the  42nd  Regiment,  who  com- 
manded the  Advanced  Guard.  Sir  John  McLeod  was  an  eye-witness  of  his  gallant  and  distinguished  conduct  on 
the  occasion,  and  considers  that  this  officer's  fearless  andresolute  bearing,  beingalways  in  the  front,  urging  on  and 
encouraging  an  unarmed  working  party  of  Fantee  labourers,  who  were  exposed  not  only  to  the  fire  of  the  enemy  but 
to  the  wild  aud  irregular  fire  ol'  the  native  troops  in  the  rear,  contributed  very  materiallj-  to  the  success  of  the 
day.  By  his  example  he  made  these  men  do  what  no  European  party  was  ever  renuired  to  do  in  warfare,  namely,  to 
work  under  fire  in  the  face  of  the  enemy  without  a  covering-party.""  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886- 
87  on  special  reconnaissance  duty  as  Deputy  Quarter  Master  General.  Intelligence  Branch  (Clasp). 

^H  Colonel  A.  Bennett  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  in  the  7th  Fusiliers,  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and 
Inkerman. siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  sortie  on  26th  October  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and 
Turkish  Medal).  Served  also  in  the  Indian  N.W.  frontier  war  of  1S63  with  the  Eusofzye  Field  Force,  present  at  the 
defence  o'  the  Sungahs  at  the  Umbeyla  Pass  and  at  the  attack  on  and  storming  of  the  Conical  Hill  and  destruc- 
tion of  Lalloo  on  the  15th  December,  also  in  the  action  at  Umbeyla  and  destruction  of  the  village  at  the  foot  of  the 
Bonaii  Pass  on  16th  December  which  ended  in  the  complete  rout  of  the  enemy  and  the  submission  of  the  hill  tribes 
on  the  17th  December  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*'  Colonel  \V.  Bennett  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1868,  including  the  expedition  against  the  trilics  ontlie 
Ulack  Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star).  Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  during  the  operations  ou  the  Upper  Nile  m  com- 
mand of  the  1st  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  DSO.). 

^  Colonel  W.  \V.  Bennitt  served  with  the  Inniskilling  Dragoons  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881,  and  commanded  an 
escort  with  Sir  Evelvn  Wood  to  Zululand.  Served  in  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in 
1S84-85  with  the  Inniskilling  Dragoons. 

3^  Colonel  M.  W.  D.  Beresford  served  with  the  49tb  Regiment  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  25th  December  1854 
to  26th  July  1855,  including  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  and  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  i8th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Turkish  Medal). 

*"  Colonel  H.  L.  C.  Bernard  served  with  the  force  under  Colonel  Mackcson  in  Hazara  and  the  Hussunzaie  cam- 
paign of  1852-53,  and  present  at  the  affairs  of  the  Black  Mountain  and  taking  of  the  fort.  Served  as  Adjutant  of  the 
Hazara  Goorkha  Battalion  throughout  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  campaign  of  i860  with  the  force  under  Brigadier 
General  Chamberlain,  and  was  present  at  the  repulse  of  the  attack  on  the  British  Camp  at  Paloseen,  storming  the 
Heights  of  Burrurah,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  leading  to  the  occupation  of  Raneegorum  and  burning  of 
Mookeen  (Medal  with  Ciasp). 

»'  Colonel  J.  F.  Betty  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1864-66,  including  the  Waikato  campaign  and  actionat 
Orakau  (mentioned  in  dispatches)  in  command  of  a  Battery;  also  diiriug  the  vVanganui  campaign,  and  commanded 
the  Field  Guns  in  action  on  the  Patea  river  in  March  1865,  and  in  other  skirmisnes  on  the  Wanganui  coast,  and 
present  at  the  attack  and  defeat  of  the  natives  at  Kaitaki  (Medal). 

«  Colonel  T.  Biggs  served  in  the  SouthernMahratta  campaignof  1844-45,  including  the  sieges  of  the  forts  ofMono- 
hur  and  Munsuntosh. 

«  Colonel  E.  H.  Bingham  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80  with  the  Quetta  Field  Force,  and  took  part  in  the 
Zaimusht  Expedition  (Medal  .  Served  with'the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  RDhert  Low  in  1895  in  command  01 
the  13th  Bengal  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  oflndia  in  1898 
with  the  Buner  Field  Force  as  Base  Commandant  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp).  j,  ■      , 

»*  Colonel  W.  B.  Birch  served  with  the  expeditionary  force  in  China  in  1860-61— wounded  (mentioned  m  de- 
spatches. Medal).  Also  in  various  operations  against  the  Taeping  rebels  in  the  vicinity  of  Shanghae  in  1862. 
Served  in  the  Looohai  Expedition  of  18/1-72  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

<s  Colonel  W.  J.  A.  Birch  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture 
of  All  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,,„  ,         ^.        .   .      ^ 

<H  Sir  William  Bisset  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1875-80  with  the  Quetta  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches. Brevet  of  Major,  Medal).  '  ,  „.   ,  ,      J  J  IV  »    <•    o      —.-n, 

«  Colonel  C.  E.  Blackett  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854  with  the  93rd  Highlanders  and  that  ot  1855  with 
the  Coldstream  Guards,  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Balaklava,  siege  and  fall  of  hebasiopol  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  5th  Classof  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  .      -c       e  ■ 

»;  Colonel  W.  Blackett  served  with  the  98th  Regiment  in  the  Peshawur  Expeditionary  Force  on  the  Euzotzie 
Frontier  under  Sir  Sydney  Cotton  in  April  and  May  1858,  aud  at  the  affair  with  the  Hindostanee  fanatics  on  the 
Heights  of  Sittana  on  the  4th  May  (Medal).  u       ».     -  .i       „t„™  „f 

"  Colonel  G.  F.  Blair  served  in  the  second  Burmese  war  in  1852-53  including  the  attacK  on  and  capture  ot 
Rangoon,  and  capture  of  Prome  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  ,  „  ,,,  ^  ,,      „         j      •.-    .,,»  Ti.„„„r,„i  Plold 

«  colonel  H.  F.  Blair  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  185S  (Medal).  Served  wita  the  Eusofzai  Field 
Force  in  1863,  and  was  present  in  the  action  at  the  Umbeyla  Pass.  Served  also  with  the  V°  ';','""  fS'''"'"';^'':'^??; 
doon  tribe  in  1864,  including  the  burning  of  Sittana  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  "-''"SP  ■  °ervea  m  the 
Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  ot  Ah  Musjid  and  at  the  affair  at  Futtehahad  (men- 
tioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).        „„,,.,,      •  .   „,       > 

M  Colonel  R.  Bleazby  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  (Medal  with  clasp). 

'I  Colonel  E.  G.  Bleukinsop  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0,  and  commanded  at  tort  Battye  during  the 
night  attack  Dy  Shinwarns  and  Khugianis  (Medal).  .    ,  ,,  ., -\r«,-+oi^.,T,  r^lTiTnn  irt 

S  Colonel  aTP.F.  Bloomfleld  served  during  the  second  Burmese  ^^'''•4.  f  <=o»Pa°;'^^,'^^^^^^f^^''^„^°^"s  '  t 
Tonghoo;  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Gongab  and  other  minor  affairs  (^^^al  with  c  asp  for  Pegu)  Sent 
on  special  service  in  command  of  a  detHChment  of  Golcondah  Sebundies  to  suppress  the  >lf,"»'^^''^f.L'°. '^f^^X 
trac^  Of  the  Godavery  district  in  1857-58  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Mairas  Government).    Commanded  a  d,!aih 


658       Colonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Tension. — War  Services^ 

ment  of  the  Golcondah  Sebundies  during  the  disturbances  m  the  Golcondah  Zpmindary  in  1850  (received  the  thanks 
of  the  Madras  Government  and  approbation  of  the  Commander  in  Chief).  Commatided  the  Civil  Force  sent  to 
quell  the  disturbances  in  the  Rumpah  country  in  the  Godavery  district  i852— eUghtly  wounded  (received  tho 
lhank.s  of  the  Madras  Government  for  the  third  time). 

^^  Colonel  W.  H.  Blowers  served  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Foice  in  1856-57  r^ud  was  present  at  the  bom- 
bardment and  capture  of  the  forts  of  ^Mnhumra  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  'he  Indian  Mtitmy  campaign,  and 
was  present  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Koiah,  and  served  in  Rajpootana  during  all  the  operations  in  that  Province 
in  18=8  and  1859  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■''*  Colonel  H.  B.  H.  Blundell  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1855-56  afterthe  fall  of  Sebastopol.  Served  with 
the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  as  Inspecting  Officer  of  the  Lines  of  Communication  and  afterwards  as  Commandant 
at  Dongola  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Start. 

'■•^  Colonel  J.  E.  Blundell  served  in  China  during  the  Taeping  rebeUion  in  1S63  with  the  67th  Regiment 
(Medal).  Served  with  the  67th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  around 
Cabul  in  December  1870,  including  the  engagements  at  Mir  Karez,  Khilla  Ghazi,  and  the  j^smai  Heights,  and  the 
investment  of  Sherpore  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885- 
87  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  of  the  Lower  Burmah  Division  {mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 
Commanded  an  Expedition  in  the  Kachin  Hills  in  i8gt  against  the  rebels  Khanlaing  and  Prince  Shaw-yan-Naing 
(Clasp). 

^^  Colonel  A.  Blunt  served  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Mooltan,  and  battle 
of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^''  Colonel  D.  Blyth  served  onthecoaat  of  Syria  in  1840  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  the  Eastern 
campaign  of  1854-55,  with  the  Royal  Marines,  including  the  battle  of  Balaclava  and  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  waa 
attached  to  the  Light  Division  of  the  Army  in  the  Trenches,  and  at  the  liattle  of  Inkerman  (Medal  with  three  ClaspB, 
Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^^  Colonel  R.  J.  Bond  commanded  the  A  Troop  of  Royal  Engineers  in  the  Egyptian  war  oF  18S2,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-  Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Mi  dal  with  Clasp,  3rd  Clasn 
of  the  Medjidie.  and  Khedive's  Star). 

53  Colonel  J.  Bonham  was  severely  wounded  at  the  affair  of  Chinhut,  and  served  during  the  defence  of  the  Resi- 
dency at  Lucknow  from  30th  June  to  loth  Nov.  1857.  He  was  wounded  on  the  15th  August,  and  severely  wounded 
on  the  30th  August  (twice  mentioned  in  desj)atches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  a  year  s  service,  and  Brevet  of  Maior). 

^  Colonel  G.  W.  Borradaile  commanded  N.  Battery,  A  Brigade,  Royal  Horse  Artillery,  in  the  EgyptiHn  war  of 
1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  3rd  Class  of 
the  Medjidie.  and  Khedive's  Star). 

fi'  Colonel  G.  F.  O.  Roughey  served  in  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1865-66  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the 
Afffhan  war  of  1878-80  (Medn'l). 

^^  Colonel  M.  C.  Brackenbury  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  1875-76  (Medal  with 
Claspl.  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-S0,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  ;  accom- 
jmnifd  Sir  Frederick  Roheils  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Caudahar  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration)  ;  also  served  with  the  Mam  Expedition  in  1880. 

*'^\  Colonel  C.  W.  Brereton  served  in  the  China  war  in  iSoo  1  Medal). 

^^  Colonel  li.  L.  Brett  served  against  the  King  of  Quiah,  Western  Africa,  and  commanded  a  detachment  of  the 
and  West  India  Regiment  at  Songo  when  attacked  by  ihe  euemy  in  great  force,  and  whom  he  repulsed  on  21st 
Dec.  1861.  Served  in  tho  Ashanti  war  in  1873-74,  including  the  action  of  Essaman  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal). 
See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  p.  786.  j 

c*  Colonel  C.  H.  Bridges  served  with  the  China  expeditionary  force  in  1860-61;  also  in  various  operations  against 
the  Taeping  rebels  in  the  vicinity  of  Shanghai  in  1862  (Medal).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North- West 
Frontier  of  India  in  1863.  including  the  capture  ol  Umbeyla  (Medal  with  Clasp);  and  in  the  l^oo^hai  Expedition  in 
1871-72  (Clas^p).     Served  in  the  Afcrhan  war  in  1S79-80  on  the  Line  of  Communication  in  the  Khyber  (Medal). 

**  Colonel  E.  A.  Brind  served  with  the  88th  Regiment  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"  Colonel  A.  Broadfoot  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  i'*65  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Serv'ed  in  the 
Abyssinian  campaign  from  February  1868  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  at  the 
attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid,  iu  tho  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879,  in  the  advance  to 
Cabul  under  Brigadier  General  Gough  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  engagement  at  Skekabad 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  three  Clasps).  Also  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeereo 
Expedition  in  1881.    Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  (Clasp). 

•*  Colonel  F.  Brodigan  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1855  with  the  28th  Regiment,  including  the  siege  of 
Seljastopol  and  affair  in  the  Cemetery— severely  wounded  while  assistmg  to  rescie  a  wounded  soldier  who  lay  in 
advance  exposed  to  a  heavy  fire  of  musketry  ( Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  with  the  Ok  xmundel 
Field  Force  in  1859,  and  was  present  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  Bey t( wounded),  recouaaissance  before,  sioge, 
and  occupation  of  Dw  arka. 

^^  Colonel  C.  J.  Bromhead  accompanied  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  to  the  Gold  Coast  in  Sept.  1873  on  special  service, 
and  served  throughout  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74.  Was  sent  as  Special  Commissioner  first  to  the  King  of  Eiistern 
Assin  and  then  to  the  King  of  Abra.  Was  Staff  OUicer  to  Colonel  Festing  at  the  action  of  the  27th  October  near 
Diinquah.  Commanded  the  Abras  at  the  repul^^e  of  the  Ashanti  Arrny  at  Abrakrampa  during  the  5th  and  6th 
November  1873.  Commanded  the  reconnaissance  in  force  otttie  8th  November.  Afterwards  i.erved  with  Russell's 
Regiment  at  the  capture  and  deatruc*.i')n  of  Adubiassie,  lia'.tle  of  Amoaful.  capture  and  destruction  ofBecquah, 
advanced  guard  engagement  at  Jarbinbah,  t-kirmishes  and  ambuscade  affairs  between  Adwalnn  and  the  river 
Onlab,  battle  of  Ordahsuand  capture  of  Coomassie  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expeditiou  in  1SS7-89  (Medal  with 
Clasp). 

*Jt  Colonel  A.  de  v.  Brooke  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  :8S5,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
Hasheen  atici  the  To'rek  zereb:..  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'"  Colonel  R.  H.  Brooke  served  with  Captain  Lillie's  Detachment  in  defeating  the  insurgents  at  Matal^  on  29tfh 
Julv  during  the  suppression  of  the  rebellion  in  the  Kandian  Provinces  in  1848. 

'"f  Colonel  J.  F.  Brcugh  sei  ved  with  the  Luoshai  Expedition  in  187T-72  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the 
Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal).  Ser\'edwiih  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  (Medal, and  Khedive's  Star). 

"- Colonel  W.  K.  C.  Brough  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  wa-i  present  daring  ttie  operations  m  the 
Mezeena  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Metlal), 

"^  Colonel  E.  T.  Browell  t-ei-ved  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the 
^soudan  campaign  in  1685  as  Chief  of  the  Signalling  Department  (mentioned  iu  despatches.  Clasp). 

'-Colonels  Edward  Brown,  C.  Coocb,  C.  C.  Gore,  and  W.  F.  Kelsey.-For  War  Services,  see  the  Honourable 
Corps  of  Gentlemen  at  Arms,  p.  130. 

'*  Colonel  P.  A.  Brown  served  m  the  Burmese  war  of  1851-53,  including  the  capture  of  Pegu  and  its  subsequent 
delence  (wounded),  and  was  brought  to  the  notice  of  the  Governor  General  for  able  conduct  when  in  command  of  a 
Picket  during  the  siege  ;  also  present  at  the  attack  on  Gongoo  and  in  other  minor  affairs,  and  commanded  the  De- 
tachment which  engaged  the  enemy  on  31st  Jan.  1854  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  Persian  campaign  in  1857,  and 
commanded  Sappers  at  the  bombardment  and  capture  of  Mohumrah  and  subsequent  pursuit  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Sered  in  the  Indian  mutiny  campaign  of  1857-58  in  command  of  Madras  Sappers,  including  relief  of  Arungabad 
and  Mhow.  siege  and  capture  of  Dhar,  the  several  actions  before  Muudesore,  Gooravia,  relief  of  Neemuch,  disarming 
of  Holkar's  Troops  at  Indore,  siege  and  capture  of  Ratghur,  siege  and  capture  of  Gurrakotah,  forcing  pass  into 
Bunilecuud  (with  Advance  Guard),  battle  of  Muddenpore,  siege  and  capture  of  the  Fort  of  .Ihansi,  incluaingthe 
battle  of  Baitwa  and  taking  the  town  by  escalade— commanded  and  led  theladder-party  of  right-centre  attack  ; 
action  of  Koonch,  Gagortee,  when  attacked,  capture  of  town  and  Fort  of  Calpee  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with 
ClasD). 

"^  Colonel  W.  T.  Brown  served  as  Staff  Ollicer  to  the  field  force  under  Brigadier  General  Staveley  against 
the  Taepings  near  Shanghai ;  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  entrenched  camp  at  Wang-Kaza  4th  April 
1862,  and  of  the  townof  Tseerpoo  17th  April  1862;  at  the  reconnaissance  of  Nazeau  on  27th  April  1862  (dangerously 
wounded,  Medal). 


Colonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.— War  Services.       659 

Meda?t™h'cia?D."'serpf  In^f^I^^J''"  Koyal  Scots  Fusiliers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  ,8;,  (mentioned  in  despatches 
tJZ^A  ^^Z  Vk  ?.  ^"^"^  '"  'l?^  Rof^  "=■>•  in  t88i  as  Assistant  Director  of  Transport  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 
rfv^f=nTnl      ,     S"™/??  E^tpedition  m  ,885-86  in  command  of  a  Mounted  Corps  composed  of  Mounted  Infantry. 

"M^el  u  1      .""h  S'^'"'^'  equipped  and  organised  by  him  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp)        ^' 
Tlet„?h^o        ,^^'1.'^''^°'' ^''rf^ '^'''^ '■''' "5th  Usht  Infantry  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign, and  comm^^ 
"r^e^'nlr^TSll's'erorlTMe^^^^^^^^^ 

-  Colonel  Montague  Browne  served  with  the  98th  Regiment  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  184S-49  (Medal), 
the  Stair  Browne  s  rved  in  the  Boer  war  in  188,  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Bnller,  Chief  of 

^'Colonel  H.  M.  Burgess  served  with  the  expedition  from  Aden  against  the  Poodlee  Arab  Tribe  in  1866.  in- 
A^^il?,.  TT  destruction  of  bhugra.  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887  in  command  of  the  B^yal 
Artillery,  Upper  Burmah  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp).  "^j-" 

rjK,.V°'°5'''  »■  *■  5""?°  ^served  with  the  gth  Foot  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S7Q-80,  and  took  part  in  the  ad%-ance  to 
Cabul  under  Brigadier  (Teneral  Charles  Oough  as  Brigade  Major,  including  the  engagements  at  Jugdullnck  and 
Saidabad  and  the  relief  ot  sherpore  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iSel-So  with  the 
2nd  Battahon  Norfolk  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp).  /     -  lu<; 

'■'  Colonel  W.  B.  Burton  served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  iSt8  (Medal). 

"Colonel  W.  F  Burton  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-58.  and  was  present  at  the  relief  of 
Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde  (horse  shot),  at  the  occupation  of  the  Alumbagh  by  Outraius  Force,  and  at  the  siege  anil 
capture  of  Lucknow  ( Medal  with  twj  Clasps,  and  one  year's  extra  service). 

"  (Dulonel  Burton-Brown,  as  a  volunteer  on  board'H.M.S.  R'eitrH  in  September  1879,  took  part  in  the  attack 
and  destruction  ot  the  pirate  stronghold  of  Terebus,  on  the  coast  of  Borneo,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  and 
burning  ol  the  piratical  boats  and  prahus.  and  received  the  thanks  of  the  Sultan  for  these  services. 

Colonel  R  Cadell  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1854.  and  was  present  at  the  defence  of  Eupatoria.  and  at 
the  siege  and  fall  ol  bebastopol  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the 
Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  \n  the  Indian  Mutiny  ciimpiiign,  and  was  present  in  the  actions  at  Doo- 
mooreagunge  and  Toolseepore  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colouel,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Colonel  J  F.  Caldwell  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  iS-'7-7S,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  ao-ainst  the 
(jaikas  including  the  engagement  in  the  Perie  Bush  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Colonel  A.  S.  Cameron  served  wirh  the  72nd  Highlanders  in  the  Crimea  from  13th  June  1855,  including  the 
expedition  to  Kertch.  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attack  of  the  iSth  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish 
Medal).  From  the  gth  Oct.  1855  to  the  Sth  March  1856  he  served  as  Assistant  Engineer  to  the  Highland  Division. 
Served  in  the  Indian  campaign  and  received  the  Victoria  Cross  ■'  for  conspicuous  bravery  on  the  30lh  March  1858 
at  Kotah.  in  having  headed  a  small  party  of  men  and  attacked  a  body  of  armed  fanatic  rebels  strongly  posted  in  a 
loop-holed  house  with  one  narrow  entrance ;  Lieutenant  Cameron  stormed  the  house  and  killed  three  rebels  in 
single  combat;  he  was  severely  wounded,  having  lost  half  of  one  hand  by  a  stroke  fr<Jm  a  tulwar;"  he  also 
received  two  bayonet  wounds  ;  was  present  in  the  actions  of  Bunass  and  Pertabghur,  at  which  latter  he  commanded 
two  Companies  of  the  72nd,  and  was  me  tioned  in  despatches  (promoted  to  be  Captain,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"■  Colonel  A.  Campbell  oerved  with  the  Royal  Horse  .\rtillcry  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880,  and  took  part  in  tho 
operations  in  the  LogarValle3' (Medal). 

*'"  Colonel  A.  M.  Campbell  commanded  a  Ressala  of  Pathan  Horse  during  the  mutiny  m  1857-59  :  assisted  in  the 
suppression  of  the  rebellion  of  the  Jat  tribes  of  the  Ranee  in  the  Gogaria  district  in  1857  ;  accompanied  Brigadier 
Franks'  column  in  the  advance  on  Lucknow,  and  present  at  the  capture  of  the  fort  of  Dhowrara  ;  also  during  the 
operations  before  and  capture  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde;  stationed  at  Oonao  on  the  Lucknow  and  Cawnpore 
road  from  April  to  November  185B  assisting  to  keep  the  road  clear  of  the  rebels,  during  which  time  he  had  frequent 
skirmishes  with  the  enemy  ;  serv  ed  with  Colonel  Kelly's  Column  in  the  operations  on  the  Nepaul  frontier  in  1859  ; 
and  present  at  the  attack  on  the  rebel  position  in  the  hills  near  Bootwul  (Medal  with  Cla-p).  Served  with  the  3rd 
Punjaub  Cavalry  in  the  expedition  under  Brigadier  General  Chamberlain  against  the  Mahsood  Wuzeerees  in  i860, 
including^the  repulse  of  the  enemy's  attack  on  them  at  Paloseen.  and  the  forcing  of  the  Barrarah  Pass  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  18S0,  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatcnes.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Also 
served  with  the  Marri  Expedition. 

■^  Colonel  A.  U.  Campbell  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulandi 
(Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^^  Colonel  C.  C.  Campbell  served  with  the  Burmese  E-xpedition  in  1885-86  in  command  of  the  expedition  sent  up 
the  Chuidwir  to  Kandat  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Colonel  J .  H.  Campbell  served  in  Arabia  in  1365-66,  and  svas  present  at  the  action  of  Bir  Said  and  subsequent 
operations  in  the  interior. 

3'  Colonel  J.  G.  Campbell  served  n  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58,  including  the  defence  of  Sanger 
(Medal). 

5-  Sir  Frederick  Cardew  served  with  the  3rd  Punjaub  Infantry  in  the  Indian  N.W.  Frontier  war  of  1863,  and  wa& 
present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  Conical  Hill  and  Umbeyla  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  ist  Division  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Went  to  Spilth  .\frica  on  Special  service  in  January  18S1,  and  served  under 
Sir  Evelyn  Wood  in  the  Boer  war  as  .\ssistant  Quarter  Master  General. 

3^  Colonel  C.  de  B.  Carey  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  action  atKassasin  on  the 
9th  September  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'*  Colonel  W.  Carey  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880,  from  August  to  December  in  command  of  the  Royal 
Artillery  Lines  of  communication,  and  afterwartis  at  Candahar  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in 
1865-86  in  command  of  Royal  Artillery  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  mentioned  in  despatches, 
CIt.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

''  Colonel  G.  Carleton  embarked  for  Turkey  on  2nd  Oct.  1855  as  a  Captain  in  the  Osmanli  Horse  Artillery  and 
served  with  that  Force  until  its  disbandment— wasnommatedto  the  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie. 

"  Colonel  C.  W.  Carrington  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1854-55,  and  was  present  at  the  bombardment  of 
Odessa,  the  battle  of  Balaklava,  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  the  surrender  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  two 
Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Med)idie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  China  wars  in  1857-59  and  i860,  and  was 
present  at  the  capture  of  Canton  and  at  the  attack  on  the  Peiho  Forts  (wounded) ;  was  also  present  at  the  action 
of  Sinho,  the  capture  of  Tonghoo,  and  the  storming  of  the  North  Taku  Fort— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  two 
Clasps). 

"^  Colonel  Q.  T.  L.  Carwithen  served  wi.h  tho  isth  King's  Own  Borderers  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-9  with 
the  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force,  includirg  the  Bazar  Valley  Kxpedition  under  Lieut.General  Maude  (Medal). 

*  Colonel  L.  F.  B."  Carv  served  five  vear.<  in  the  Royal  Navy,  and  was  on  board  H.M.S.  Albwn  with  the  Black 
Sea  ;'leet  in  1854-55,  including  the  bombardment  of  Sebastopol  on  17th  Oct.  1854  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish 
Medal).  Embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade,  and  served  throughout  the  second 
phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  in  1874,  including  the  battle  of  Amoal'ul,  advanced  guard  skirmishes  and  anibuscade 
affairs  between  Adwahin  and  the  river  Ordah,  battle  of  Ordahsu  and  capture  of  Coomissie  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches. Medal  with  Clasp  .  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-88  1  Medal  with  Clasp).        .     ,    ,. 

»  Colonel  A.  H.  Cass  served  with  the  loth  Hussars  in  the  Crunean  campaign  from  the  17th  Apnl  1855  including  the 
capture  of  Tchorgaun,  battle  of  Tchemaya,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (.Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal) . 

""  Colonel  .1.  H.  Castell  served  with  the  Persian  Expedition  of  1856-57,  including  the  storm  and  capture  ot 
Reshire,  surrender  of  Bushire,  night  attack  and  battle  of  Kooshab  (Medal  withClasp).  Commanded  a  Detachment 
of  the  4th  Rides  Native  Infantry  employed  against  the  rebel  Bheels  in  the  Ahmednuggiir  District  miS58  Served 
with  the  Mhow  Column  under  Sir  J.  Michel,  and  present  at  the  battle  ol  Rajghur  (Medal),  beryedwith  the  27th 
Native  Infantry  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  ol  Magdala  (Medal).  Served 
in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal).  ^    ,r    1   1 

'»!  Colonel  C.  G.  Cautley  served  with  the  Bhootan  E  pcduion  in  1865-66  (.Medal). 


66o      Colonels  Betired  on  Full  or  Retired  Paij  or  on  a  Pension, —  War  Services. 

'"2  Colonel  H.  B.  Chalmers  served  as  Principal  Executive  Officer  at  Agra  during  the  mutiny  in  1857-58,  and  was 
sHfrdtly  n-ounded  at  the  battle  of  Atrra  on  5th  July  1857  (Medal). 

'"■*  Colonel  C.  P.  Chambers  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-^8,  inciuding  the  actions  of  Agra, 
Puttealee.  and  Guugarce  (Medal). 

"*^  Colonel  A.  Chaplin  served  with  the  Burmese  Exp3lition  in  i85S-8?  (Medal  with  Cla>p). 

1"^  ColonelJ.  W.Chaplin  seived  with  the  67th  Regiment  in  the  Chinese  campaign  of  i860,  was  present  in  the  action 
at  Sinho,  taking  of  Tonghoo,  and  storming  of  the  Takoo  Fort  where  he  carried  the  Queen's  Colour  after  Ensign 
Fraser  waswounded.crossed  the  ditch  atthe  head  of  the  Regiment.and  was  severely  wounded  in  plantine-  the  Colour 
on  the  cavalier  at  a  very  early  period  and  before  the  Fort  surrendered  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Victoria  Cross) ; 
received  the  I'C  "  for  distinguished  gallantry  at  the  North  Taku  Fort  (Cuina).  Thi*  Officer  was  carrying  the 
Queen's  Colour  of  the  Regiment,  and  first  planted  the  Colours  on  the  breach  made  by  the  storming  party,  assisted  : 
by  Private  Lane  of  the  67th  Regiment,  and  subsequently  ou  the  cavalier  of  the  fort,  which  he  was  the  fir.^l  to  mount. 
In  doing  this  he  was  severely  wounded.— Date  of  act  of  bravery,  14th  August  i860."  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in 
i879-£o  in  command  of  the  Sth  Hussars  (Medal). 

i"fi  Colonel  v.  Chater  f-erved  in  the  latter  part  of  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79,  part  of  the  time  as  Provost  Marshal  and 
Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  to  the  1st  Division  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"'^  Colonel  C.  K.  Chatfield  served  with  the  5rst  Light  Infantry  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal).  Served  I 
with  the  Burmese  expedition  iu  18  ^7  in  command  of  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Yorkshire  Light  Infautij'  (Medal  with 
Clas:>).    [See  also  Civil  Deoratious  for  Gallantry,  p.  786.] 

'^s  Colonel  C.  H.  Chichester  served  with  the  13th  Lieht  Infantry  in  the  Crimea  from  -joth  June  1855,  including 
the  battle  of  the  Tchernaya,  sieire  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  an  1  Turkish  Medal). 

"^  Colonel  H.  A.  Chichester  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1857,  and  was  present  when  the  Sist  Regiment, 
under  Colonel  Renny,  with  two  troops  of  the  Bengal  Horse  Artillery,  disarmed  at  Meean  Meer  one  rep;iment  of 
Native  Cavalry  and  three  regiments  of  Native  Infantry,  all  disaffected  and  ripe  fur  mutiny  (Medal).  Served  with 
the  8ist  Regiment  in  tne  Eusoofzie  Expedition  in  1858  (Medal  witii  Clasp). 

''"  Colonel  W.  Chisholm  whs  actively  employed  during  the  mutiny  against  the  insurgents  in  the  Sumbulpore 
district  in  1857  and  1858  (Medal). 

^'i  Colonel  A.  G.  H.  Church  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of 
1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-i|2  Colonel  W.  Clark  served  iu  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1864-65,  and  was  thanked  by  H.R.H.  the  Commander  in 
Chief  on  account  of  good  service  at  the  action  of  the  Gate  Pah— severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches). 
Served  also  with  expeditions  in  the  province  of  Taranaki,  destroying  many  pahs  and  fortified  villages  (Medal).  Served 
in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iS£6-8'  as  Staft  Olftcer  ta  the  Shan  Column,  and  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  3rd 
Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Also  served  with  the  Anglo-Siam 
Boundary  Commission  and  with  the  Wuntho  and  Manipore  Kxpeditions  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 

"^  Colonel  C.  D.  S.  Clarke  served  through  the  siege  of  Lucknuw  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1'*  Colonel  H.  S.  Clafke  served  thronghcjut  the  operations  or  the  expedition  of  1863  against  the  tribes  on  the  North. 
West  Frontier  of  India,  as  Acting  Commissary  of  Ordnance  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedi- 
tion in  1865  (Clasp). 

'^    Colonels.  C.  Clarke  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  137S-80  (Medal). 

1*^  Colonel  J.  M.  Clayhills  served  with  the  93rd  Highlanders  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55.  including  the 
battle  of  Balaklava,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  8th  Sept.  (Medal  withtwo 
Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

**'  Colonel  W.  B.  G.  Cleather  served  with  the  79th  Highlanders  in  the  Crimea  from  thD  Sth  July  1855.  including 
the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  asr^ault  of  the  8th  September  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served 
also  in  the  Indian  campaign  ot  185S-59,  including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

,"^  Colonel  W.  Clelaud  served  in  suppression  olthe  mutmy  lu  Bengal  in  t 857-58,  and  was  present  with  Havelock'B 
Column  in  the  actions  of  Futtehpore.  Aouug,  Pandoo  Nuddee.  Cawnpore,  Bithoor,  Mungarwar,  and  Alumbagh.  relief 
ofLucknow,  and  defence  of  the  Residency,  occujiation  of  the  Alumbagh  under  Outram,  capture  of  Lucknow, 
Campaign  of  185S  in  Oude — slightly  wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  a  year's  service  for  Lucknowj.  Served 
inthe  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Chief  of  Police  in  Alexandria  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal,  3rd  Class  of  the 
Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^'^  Colonel  SI.  Clementi  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North-West  Frontier  of  India  in  1863,  and  was  present  at 
the  capture  of  Cmbe.yla  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Deputy  Judge  Advocate 
with  the  Indian  Contingent,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the 
Osmanieh.  and  Khedive's  Star).     [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  p.  786.] 

'^''  Colonel  F.  W.  R.  Clements  served  throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  in  North  China,  and  was  present  at  the 
actions  of  Sinho  and  Tangku,  storm  and  capture  of  the  Taku  Forts,  action  near  Tungchow,  and  surrender  of  Pekia 
I  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*-''  Major  General  A.  Clerk  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54-55  with  the  Light  Division,  including  the 
battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  iu 
the  New  Zealand  war  in  1S64-66  (Medal). 

''^t  Colonel  G.  H.  Cochrane  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-79  (Medal). 

'^  Colonel  K.  J.  W.  Coghill  served  as  Adjutant  of  the  2nd  European  Bengal  Fusiliers  throughout  the  Indian 
campaign  of  1S57-53,  and  was  present  at  tne  battle  of  Budleekeserai,  stjrming  the  Heights  m  tVout  ot"  DelQi 
throughout  the  siege  of  Delhi,  including  the  acti  ms  m  from,  storming  of  the  breach  Cashmere  Bastion,  and  final 
capture  of  the  city.  Served  in  General  Showers'  Forts  in  the  taking  of  the  Forts  of  Rewarrie,  Juijhur,  il maude 
Furruckuugur,and  BuUumbghur.  Also  present  at  ttie  capture  ol  the  Heights  ot  Sonah  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
in  the  E^-yptian  war  of  1882  (mentioned  in  desp  iCcu.m,  CB..  Medal,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  aud  Khedive's  Star;. 

•^  Colonel  E.  R.  Coker  ser\-ed  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  18S5-86  in  command  of  ihe  2nd  Battalion 
Durham  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  ut  Giniss  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  Medalj 
a.nd  KhetUve's  Star). 

^*  Colonel  H.  C.  Collier  served  in  the  Bombay  Army  from  1851  to  1858  prior  to  obtaining  a  Cornetcy  in  the  Sth 
Hussars,  and  served  on  the  Staff  in  the  Persian  campaign  in  1857  (Medal  witti  Clasp). 

'"  Colonel  H.  Collingwood  served  with  the  97th  Regiment  in  Bengal  in  suppressing  the  mutiny  in  1857-5J'.,  and 
was  present  in  the  actions  oi  Nusrutpore,  Chanda,  Llmmeerpore,  and  Sultanpore, also  at  the  siege  and  capture 
ofLucknow  iMcdal  with  Clasp). 

1-^  Colonel  J.  N.  Culthurst  served  as  Adjutant  of  the  83rd  Regiment  during  the  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny 
and  was  present  at  the  siege  of  KoUih  and  its  capture  by  assault  on  30th  March  1858,  attair  at  Sanganeer,  defeat  of  ( 
the  G  walior  rebels  at  Kotaria,  surprise  ot  and  attack  ou  the  rebels  at  Seckur  (Meda-l  with  Clasp). 

^"  Colonel  J.  J.  Congdon  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85,  aud  was  present  at  the  destruction  ot  Temai 
^mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  anl  Kheibve's  Star). 

'^^  Colonel  F.  Coninglmm  served  in  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85  with  the 
ist  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Sco's.     fcer\'ed  in  the  operations  in  Zululaud  in  1S88. 

'29  CMlonel  A.  Conolly  served  in  the  Civmpai^n  ou  ibe  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1863,  and  was  present  at 
«he  stcrming  of  Laloo  and  the  capture  of  Umbeyla  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80,  and 
took  part  in  the  Zaimushc  Expedition  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  Brev'et  of  Lt. Colonel,  MedaU. 

'^0  Colonel  E.  R.  Conollj'  served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  expedition  ot  1863  against  the  tribes  on  the 
N.W.  Frontier  of  India,  and  was  present  at  the  storming  at  Lallo  and  capture  of  Umbeyla  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  expedition  against  the  Jowaki  Atreedees  in  1877-78  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1876-80. 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Deh  Sara  k  ( mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal) . 

'31  Colonel  T.  V.  Cooke  served  ou  the  China  Expedition  of  1S57-59,  including  the  blockade  of  the  Canton  river,  the 
landing  before  and  capture  of  Canton  m  command  of  one  of  the  storming  Companies,  also  present  at  the  White 
Cloud  Mountain  affair  in  June  1858,  capture  of  Namtow,  and  capture  of  batteries  at  Shektsing;  served  afterwards 
as  D.A.Q.M.  General  to  the  Army  in  garris-on  at  Canton  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'3i  Colonel  W.  Cooke  sei-\cd  with  the  Koorum  Valley  Field  Force  lu  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79  in  charge  of  the 
<;omniiss.ariat,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  All  Kheyl.  at  tne  lorcing  ot  the  Shutarj:ardan,  in  the  en- 
gagement at   Charasiah  on  the  6th  Oct  jher  1879,  and  m  the*  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  1879  (Medal 


Colonels  Betired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.  — War  Serolee".       66r 

(Modaltuh  cTasp).'"""''  ''"'"  '°  '"'"  ''"™''"  Expedition  in  .887-8,  with  the  .nd  Battalion  Cheshire  Regiment 
"•  Colonel  A.  Cory  sei-vedon  special  duty  with  ihe  Nepaulese  Force  under  Jung  Bahadoor  in  the  Indian  Mutin  v 
wTh''cilsp)'!  ""'  ■  "  '™'  P'''""  *"  '"'  "'""'"■'=  °'  <^«™'=l'PO--e.  and  siege  fud  capture  of  Lacknow  fMeS 
"5  Colonel  ER.  Cottingham  served  in  India  in  .857-5S  ;  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Pandora  and  action 
and  capture  of  Tiroul  (men  loned  m  despatches,  Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptiun  war  i,.  183V  an  was  present  a? 
the  battle  of  Tel-e-Kehir  (mentioned  ,n  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,' Medal  w.th  Clasp^rd  cK  of  the 
Med^.die  and  Khedive  s  btar).  Served  on  the  Staff  in  the  Bochuauuland  Expedition  un.ler  Sir  Charles  Warren 
in  .8S4-85  as  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  and  as  Commandant  of  the  Remount  D^pot 

36  Colonel  W.  R  Craster  was  present  at  the  outhreak  of  the  mutiny  at  Meerut  on  the  loTh  May  .8^7  and  was 
afterwards  present  at  the  actions  on  the  Hindun,  battle  of  Bndleekeserai.  throughout  the  sie'e  and  ai  the  a"t1 
assault  and  capture  of  Delhi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  an  e.xpedittonary  Torce  in  the  Eusoftye  coim^rv 
under  bir  Sydney  e  otton  m  April  and  May  ,858 ;  and  with  a  force  under  General  Chamberlain  a-a'nst  the  Cabi?^ 
Kheyl  tribe  ot  Wuzeerees  m  Dec.  1859  (Medal  w^th  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .87V8o%nd  was  presect 
during  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  ,879  (mentioned  in  despatches),  including  the  Investment 
of  Sherpore  and  the  storming  of  the  Asmai  Heights  (mentioned  in  despatches  Brevet  of  U.Colone[    M^dal 

thek™°unde^r4foXSp^^^^  "" '°  1S79-80,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with 

i«  Colonel  R.  A.  Crawford  served  wiih  the  =nd  Queen's  Royals  throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  in  North 

of'pTk\Mtel°l%;i'hro°ClL°psf.'''^°'  '^""=  °'  ''""'''^-  ''^"'^'^^  °'  "'''  '"'^  --'  -^'  Sefite^ber,  and  surrender 

ESm^n^^MeLwHhaasp).'"™*  '"  ""^  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-S7  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  LiverpocI 

,'l  t'"l™,el  James  Creaghserved  with  the  86th  Regiment  in  the  Central  India  Field  Force  in  .85S,  and  was  present 

at  the  battle  before  and  at  the  capture  ot  the  town  and  fortress  of  Gwalior  (.Medal  with  Clasp)  l^'oooiii. 

'"  C'olonel  J.   F.  Crease  served  with  the  C'hina  Expedition  of  .857-59,  including  the  blockade  of  the  Cantou 

Mver,  bombardment  and  siorming  of  the  city  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the  expedition  to  the  North  in  ,86," 

and  as  Assistant  Lngineer  at  shanghai.    Served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1873,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of 

Bssaman  (mentioned  111  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 

'"t  Colonel  E.S.  Creek  served  in  the  Burmese  E.xpedition  in  1886-87  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusi- 
liers including  the  expeaition  to  the  relief  of  I'hila  (which  he  commanded)  and  the  expedition  to  Woonthoo 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

„i*'..'^,'''°°?'.^-  H-Crookenden  served  iu  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  ^  '' 

'•-  Colonel  C.  Crosthwnite  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .880  (Medal).  Served  in  the  E-yptian  war  of  1882 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel  Medal  with 
Clasp,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

1"  Colonel  J.  H.  Crowily  was  present  in  charge  of  a  Detachment  of  the  Roval  Engineers  at  the  Naval  opera- 
tions in  the  Strait  of  Simouoseki  in  Japan  from  the  5th  to  8th  Sept.  .864,  resulting  in  the  capture  and  desliuctlon 
of  the  Batteries  of  the  Prince  of  Negato  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

1"  Colonel  S.  Crozier  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  iu  .857-58,  including  the  actions  at  Sahao,  Dooley- 
pore  and  PuiTaha  (Medal).    Also  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1864-65  (Medal). 

"5  Colonel  F.  G.  S.  Curtis  served  with  the  6th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Crimea  from  the  20th  July  :85s,  includiu'' 
the  battle  of  the  Tchernaya,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  aud  Turkish  Medal).  Served  also  in  the 
campaign  of  .857-58  against  the  mutineers  of  India,  including  the  actions  on  the  Hindun  of  the  30th  and  i.st  May, 
battle  of  Budleekeserai,  siege  and  fall  of  Delhi,  and  subseiiuent  operations  under  Brigadier  Showers  ;  also  the  affair 
of  Mynpoorie  and  Kerkrowlie,  capture  of  Bareilly,  reliefotShahjehanpore,  aud  subseciuont  affairs  at  Mahundee  and 
Shahabad  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Inniskilling  Dragoons  in  the  Boer  war  of  188..  Served  with  the 
Becbuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  iu  .884-85  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CMG-.) ;  and  in  the 
operations  in  Zululand  in  1888  as  Chief  of  the  Staff  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

'•'  Colonel  W.  F.  ile  H.  Curtis  served  with  a  Steel  Mounted  Battery  throughout  ths  Abyssinian  campaign 
from  the  ist  Jan.  .868,  and  was  present  .at  the  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal). 

'"  Colonel  H.  D.  A.  Cutbill  .served  throughout  the  New  Zealand  war  of  .863-66,  took  part  in  the  expeditions  to 
the  Thames  and  the  Waikato,  and  was  present  at  the  taking  of  Orakau  and  iu  the  engagement  at  Omaranui 
(Medal). 

1*^  Colonel  G.  A.  Cuyler  served  with  the  force  under  General  Wheeler  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49  and 
was  present  at  the  assault  of  the  heights  of  DuUa  (Medal).  Served  with  the  force  under  Colonel  Mackeson  against 
the  Hussanzaies  in  1852-53  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of.S57-58;  joined  the  Nussee- 
rie  Battalion  at  Saharunpore  in  Aug.  1S57,  and  was  at  once  sentin  command  of  a  strong  detachment  to  the  relief  of 
the  Civil  Station  of  Mozuffurnuggur ;  commanded  a  detachment  in  Saharunporeand  Mozuffurnnggur  districts  from 
Aug.  1857  to  March  1858,  and  was  engaged  in  various  affairs  with  insurgents,  including  the  taking  of  Jowlah  and 
attack  on  Thannabowaii  ( Medal) . 

'*'^  ColDnel  R.  W.  Dalgety  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  18S4  with  the 
.st  Battalion  York  aud  Lancaster  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  (slightl.y  wounded) 
and  Temai— severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star). 

^^"  Colonel  C.  B.  Dashwood  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .878-79  with  the  Peshawar  Valley  Field  Force,  aud  was 
present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  AH  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^'  Colonel  T.  A.  Davis  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North-West  Frontier  of  India  in  .S63  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1^2  Colonel  B.  M.  Dawes  had  charge  of  the  base  at  Alexandria  during  the  flgyptian  war  of  1882  (mentioned  iu 
despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^^■*  Colonel  Thomas  Dawes  served  with  the  Bhootau  E.xpedition  in  .864-65  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in 
the  Afghan  war  in  .8S0  (Medal). 

1^*  Colonel  J.  Dawson  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  8th  Foot  throughout  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-80,  and  was 
present  in  the  action  of  the  2Sth  November  1S7S  in  the  Kooram  Valley,  and  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  the 
Pciwar  Kotal  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

i-a  Colonel  E.  J.  de  Lautour  served  with  the  expedition  of  .863  against  the  tribes  on  the  North-West  Frontier  of 
India  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp) .  Also  served  with  the  expedition  again.';  t  the  tribes  of  the  Black 
Mountain  in  the  Hazara  campaign  of  .868  (Clasp") ;  alsoagainstthe  DutHatri lies  on  the  Assam  Frontierin  .874,  and 
in  the  operations  against  the  Jowaki  Afreedees  iu  1877-78  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan 
war  in  1878-79  with  the  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force  under  Lt. General  Samuel  Browne,  was  present  at  the  attack 
aud  capture  of  All  Musjid  aud  with  the  expedition  into  the  Lughman  Valle.y,  and  commanded  the  Hazara  Mountain 
Battery  at  the  surprise  of  the  Fort  of  Shergash  (mentioneu  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 
Serveu  with  the  Mirunzui  E.xpeditiou  iu  1891  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  m  command  of  the  Artillery  of  the 
force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Colonel,  Clasp). 

^^^f  Colonel  C.  Dempster  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  188..  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition 
in  189. ;  organised  the  base  and  lines  of  communication  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with 
the  Isazai  Expedition  in  .892.  Served  with  the  Cbitral  helief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  in  command  of  the 
4th  Sikh  Infantry,  including  the  storming  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  the  passage  of  the  Swat  River,  and  the  engagement 
at  Panjkora  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

156  Colonel  J.  Dennis  served  in  the  Boer  war  in  .88..  ,  .       ,  ,        ,,,,., 

'»'  Colonel  C.  J.  Deshon  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-S7  (mentioned  in  despatches,  iledal  wilu 
Clasp).    Served  with  the  Hazara  Exiiedition  in  .888  m  command  of  Royal  Artillery  (D.yO.  and  Clasp). 


662        Colonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.  —  War  Services, 

'5*  Colonel  F.  A.  Dickins  served  during'  the  Puniaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including:  the  battles  of  Sadoolapore 
Chillianwallah,  and  Goojerat,  and  pursuit  of  the  Sikhs  and  Affghans  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  iu  an  expe- 
dition under  Sir  Charles  Napier  against  the  Affreedies,  in  1S49-50 ;  volunteered  with  a  Company  of  his  Regiment  10 
scale  a  hill  in  the  possession  of  the  enemy,  who  had  cut  up  a  detachment  of  40  men  under  Ensign  Sitwell ;  drove  off 
the  enemy,  and  brought  down  the  body  of  Ensign  Sitwell  and  the  four  survivors  (Medal  with  Clasp) .  Served  in  the 
Sonthal  campaign  in  1855.  Also  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-59,  and  was  present  at  four  engagementB 
with  rebels  at  Damoh,  and  twice  repulsed  attacks  on  the  Fori  of  Rehli,  employed  in  hunting  down  rebels  in  the  > 
Saugor  district  while  in  command  of  the  Police  Battalion;  co-operated  in  attacking  a  bod3'  of  rebels  1500  strong  at, 
Hirdeemgur,  killing  150  of  them,  and  present  at  the  attack  on  Patrakotah  and  Luckungur  (Modalj. 

1^9  Colonel  the  Hon.  R.  V.  Dillon  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Canton  in  Dec.  1857 1  Medal  with  Clasp), 

i*^  Colonel  T.  R.  Disney  served  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  from  the  6th  Feb.  186S,  and  was  present 
at  the  fall  of  Magdala  (Medal). 

'^'  Colonel  R.  H.  P.  Doran  served  with  the  50th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  22nd  Nov.  1854,  including  the  siege 
and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medall.  Serveil  also  the  several  campaigns  in  New  Zealand 
from  15th  Nov.  1863  to  1866,  and  was  preseni  at  Waiari  (mentioned  in  despatcbesl.the  storm  and  c.H.pture  of  Ringia- 
whia,  repulse  of  the  enemy's  attack  on  tbe  Camp  at  Nukumaru,  aud  the  affair  of  Kakaramea  (Medal).  Served 
with  the  ist  Battalion  West  Kent  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  oi  1S82,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at 
Kassasin  on  the  oth  Sentember  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'^^  Colonel  J.  F.  Dorward  served  throughout  tbe  Egyi^tian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  two  actions  at 
Kassasin  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  iMedal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)  ;  served  with  the  Soudan 
Ex})edition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884,  and  was  present  iu  the  engaerements  at  El  Teb  and  Temni  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  4th  CImss  of  the  Medjidie.  two  Clasps) .  t  ".Mmmsmded  the  Royal  Engineers  who  ascended  the 
river  from  Haifa  to  Korti  Pioneers  of  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884;  commanded  the  Rjyal  EnT^ineers  of  Sir 
Herbert  Stewart's  Desert  Column,  and  was  present  in  the  action  at  Abu  Klea,  in  the  engagement  aiEl  Gubat.  in  the 
reconnaissance  to  Metammeh  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  engagement  at  Abu  Klea  Wells  on  ilie  16th. 
and  17th  February'  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  two  Clasps). 

1"  Colonel  J.  C.  Douglas  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884. 

•^*  Colonel  R.  Douglas  served  with  the  Buffs  at  the  battle  of  Puuniar  (Bronze  Star). 

^^  Colonel  T.  F.  Dowden  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iS/9-80,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with  the 
force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

1^^  Colonel  H.  C.  G.  Dugdale  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  RiHe  Brigade  during  the  whole  of  its  service  iu 
suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny,  includinj^  the  actions  at  Cawnpore,  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  numerouh  atfairs 
during  the  Oude  campaign  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle 
Brigade,  and  served  throughout  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  in  1S74,  including  the  battle  of  Amoaful, 
commanded  detachment  at  defence  of  Quarman,  battle  of  Ordahsu  and  capture  of  Coomassie  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1^"  Colonel  F.  W.  Dunbar  served  in  Burmah  in  1853  against  the  rebel  chief  GoangUee.  Also  through  the  Sontban 
campaign  of  1S55  and  captured  one  of  the  chief  rebel  leaders.  Present  at  the  outbreak  at  Benares  on  the  4th  June 
1857,  and  in  the  engagement  there  with  the  rebels.  Served  with  the  Goorkha  force  in  the  Goruckpure  and  Azimghur 
Districts  (Medal). 

1^^  Colonel  S.  Dunlop  was  appointed  Commissioner  in  Perak  shortly  after  the  commencement  of  hostilities  in 
November  1S75,  and  by  his  able  and  energetic  co-operation  mainly  contributed  to  the  success  of  the  combined 
naval  and  military  operations  under  Major  General  Colborne  and  Captain  BuUer,  R.N.,  which  ended  iu  the 
capture  of  Kinta  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*'*'  Colonel  A.  Durand  served  with  the  loth  Bombay  Native  Infantry  in  the  Central  India  campaign  of  1857-58, 
and  was  present  at  the  assault  and  capture  of  Rowah  (slightly  wounded),  siege  and  capture  of  Awah,  siege  and 
storming  of  Kotah,  battle  ot  Kota  ke  Serai,  battle  and  capture  of  Gwalior,  siege  and  capture  of  Powrie,  actions 
of  Beejapore  and  Koondrye,  and  capture  of  Nargurh  (Medal  with  Clasp),  Served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of 
1867-68  as  Staff  Officer  of  the  Advance  Brigade,  and  Brigade  Major  of  the  Pioneer  Force  and  3rd  Brigade  ist 
Division  ;  and  was  present  with  the  loth  Bombay  Native  Infantry  at  the  assault  and  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal). 
Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80  as  2ud  in  command  of  the  loth  Bombay  Native  Infantry,  and  commanded  a 
Field  Column  of  Cavalry,  Sappers,  and  Inlantry  which  forced  the  Chupper  Rift  and  cleared  the  road  to  Peshin 
(Medal). 

1*'  Colonel  C.  J.  Durand  served  with  the  42nd  Highlanders  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-59,  and 
was  present  at  the  defeat  of  the  Gwalior  Contingent  at  Cawnpore,  actions  of  Seria  Ghat,  Kalee  Nuddee,  and 
Shumshabad,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  including  the  storming  of  the  Martiniere,  Bank's  Bungalow,  and  the 
Begum's  Kotee  ;  also  present  at  the  attack  on  the  fort  of  Rooya,  action  of  Allygunge,  and  capture  of  Bareilly  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  21st  Bengal  Native  Infantry  during  the  rebellion  in  the  Cossyah  and  Jynteeah  Hills, 
1862-63,  and  was  present  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  the  Surteung  stockades  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches). 
Served  with  the  30th  Bengal  Native  Infantry  during  the  Bhootan  campaign  of  1864-65,  and  present  at  the  recapture 
of  the  stockades  at  the  Pala  Pass,  Nadoo,  and  other  operations  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•'^  Colonel  A,  G.  Dumford  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1S84-85  as 
Commanding  Royal  Engineer  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

1'^  Colonel  E.  H.  Dyke  sen-ed  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  and 
capture  ot  Lucknow  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*'♦  Colonel  E.  L.  Earle  served  throughout  the  siege  of  Delhi  in  1857,  and  was  woandod  on  the  right  side  by  a 
musket-ball  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"^  Colonel  F.  L.  Edridge  served  with  the  20th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  in  1S55,  including  the  siege  of  Sebastopol 
and  capture  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  Clasp,  aud  Turkish  Medal).  Also  in  the  Indian  campaign  from  August 
1858,  including  the  Trans  Gogra  operations  under  Lord  Clyde  (Medal). 

*'^  Colonel  R.  Elias  served  with  the  59th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzou  near  ohuzuce  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

i~  Colonel  G.  L.  Eliot  served  with  the  DufHa  Expedition  in  1874  and  with  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in 
1877-78  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal). 

'■3  Colonel  G.   H.  Elliott   served    in  the   Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the 
march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration).     Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  wit,li  the  Transport  Department  of 
the  Indian  Contingent  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Starj.    [See  also  Civil  Decora-   ' 
tions  for  Gallantry,  p.  786.] 

i!^"  ColonelJohn  Elliott  s?rved  with  the  China  expedition  in  1842  (Medal).  Was  in  H. M.S. -Fox  during  the  action 
with  the  stockade  batteries,  and  desti-uction  of  the  Burmese  war- boats  in  the  Rangoon  River,  on  the  loth  Jan.  1S52  ; 
commanded  the  Royal  Marines  at  the  destruction  of  the  same  stockades  on  the  4th  April ;  landed  in  command  of 
the  Marines  during  the  whole  of  the  operations  against  Rangoon,  from  the  nth  to  the  17th  April ;  commanded  the 
Marines  on  the  expedition  to  Mobee  against  the  Army  of  the  Governor  of  Rangoon  (officially  thanked)  ;  and  after- 
wards at  the  storm  aud  capture  of  the  city  of  Bassein  (wounded,  and  honourably  mentioned  in  both  Naval  and 
Military  despatches),  as  also  the  Royal  Marines  embarked  in  the  steam  flotilla  on  the  Irrawaddy,  and  severely 
woundedon  the  advance  to  Prome  (honourably  mentioned  in  Governor  General's  despatch)  ;  Medal  with  Clasp  for 
Pegu.  Servcil  in  the  R.M.  Battalion  111  co-operation  with  the  French  Anny  at  the  bombardment  and  surrender  of 
the  forts  of  Bomarsuud,  m  Aug.  1854  (Baltic  Medal).  With  the  combined  force  during  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  in 
1S55,  the  expedition  to  Kertch  and  Yeni  Kale,  and  action  with  the  outer  forts  of  Sebastopol  on  the  17th  June  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjithe,  and  Turkish  Medal).    Has  also  the  Medal  for  the  Kaffir  war. 

i»i  Colunel  J.  W,  Elmes  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  w.ir  of  1881, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Lang's  Nek  (mentioned  in  despatches,  and  granted  the  relative  rank  of 
Lt. Colonel). 

'^^  Colonel  F.  C.  Elton  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  March  1855,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol,  in  the  Trenches  with  the  siege  train,  aud  at  the  bombardments  of  9th  April,  6th  and  :7th  June  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  in  com- 
mand of  the  Royal  Artillery  of  the  2nd  Division,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  'X'el-el-Kebir  (mentioned  ia 
despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with  Claap,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


Colonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Eetired  Pay  or  oti  a  Pension— War  Services.       663 
witoClasTanlTuSMXr™'  "  *''  68th  Light  Infantry  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  in  :85s  (Medal 

■"Colonel  E  Everett  served  with  the  79th  Highlamlors  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  13^8-55,  incliidinff  the  aiece 
and  capture  ot  Lncknow,  attack  on  the  Fort  of  Rooyah,  actions  of  Allysunge,  Bareillj-rand  ShaWehanpor? 
capture  of  Forts  Bunmaranc  ilahomdie,  passage  of  the  Gogra  at  Fyzabad,  capture  of  Rampore  Kussia  and 
subsequent  operations  m  Oude  across  the  Gogra  and  Raptee  rivers  (mentioned  in  despatches,  M?dal  with  Clasp) 
IrewtofLt'co^onel  MedlifjAf^l'''™  '°,  "Al^l^  '^'S  ""'  '^''"''™'^  Highlanders  (mentioned  in  despa  ches 
KvonHefr^eld  Force  hJ?RSc%fii^?,?;  """r  I^''«'*'^?^^  Star)  Served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Soudan 
iiontier  Held  Force  in  1885-S6  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  Kosheh  durine  its  invest- 
ment, commanded  the  reconnaissance  of  the  ,6th  December,  and  the  right  attack  on  the  village  ot  Kosheh  in  the 
«°,?f?,''™<^"' 5,' ?'°i^^  (mentioned  m  despatches,  3rd  Class  of  the  lledjidie.  and  BSO.) 

"5  Colonel  F.  V.  E3Te  sen-ed  in  the  Saugor  district  in  1857-58  (Medal) 

1S6  Colonel  J.  R  Fairhe  served  in  the  Saugor  and  Nerbudda  Territories  during  the  mutiny  in  Bengal ;  was  present 
at  ttte  affair  near  behora  29th  November  ,857,  and  at  Kooahgaum  ,9th  December  ,857  ;  served  with  Brigadier  Row- 
croft  8  Field  Force  in  Goruckpore  from  May  to  December  1S58  ;  present  at  the  action  at  Hurriah  iSth  June  1858,  and 
acted  as  Staff  Officer  to  the  detachment,  and  was  thanked  by  Colonel  Byng,  and  favourably  mentioned  in  the  des- 
patches ;  present  at  Brigat  ler  Rowcroft  s  battle  in  Toolsepore  23rd  December  1858 ;  also  at  the  reduction  of  Bundle- 
cund  under  Brigadier  Wheler  (Medal).  i*"v*  o 

i«  Colonel  T.  B.  Fanshawe  served  with  the  33rd  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  June  1855,  including  the  siege  of 
Sebastopol  and  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  i8th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  as  second  in 
command  with  a  Wing  of  the  Regiment  at  the  siege  and  occupation  of  Dwarka,  Okamundel,  in  1859.  Served  in  the 
Abyssinian  campaign  m  1867-68,  and  was  present  at  the  .storming  and  capture  of  Mai>-dala  (Medal) 

"s  Colonel  M  H.  Farquharson  served  in  the  Egyptian  war'of  1882  (Medal,  4th  Class  ..f  the'Osmpnieh,  and 
Khedive  s  Star) .  • 

""  Colonel  G.  3.  Parrington  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Copul  on  ist  June  1S58  (Medal). 

""  Colonel  H.   D'O.  Farrington  served  ir  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1S58-59  (Medal). 

'9'  Colonel  M.  C.  Farrington  served  with  the  Burmese  P.\pedition  in  1886-89  in  command  of  a  Brigade  and 
conducted  the  advance  on  Wuntho  from  the  south  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  mentioned 
in  despatches,  CJi.,  and  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

192  Colonel  C.  M.  N.  Fellowes  served  during  the  Sutle,j  campaign  in  1846.  Served  with  a  detachment  against  the 
refractory  Rajah  of  Allypore  in  Bundlecund  in  1851.  Also  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857,  including 
the  action  of  the  5th  July  near  Agra  (wounded),  Futtypore,  Sikree,  and  battle  of  Agra— mentioned  in  despatches 
(Medal) . 

"3  Colonel  G.  C.  Fenwick  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  including  the  operations  in  the  Besud  Valley 
(Medal),    Served  with  the  Burmese  E.\pedition  in  1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

i»  Colonel  C.  J.  O'N.  Ferguson  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1861-66,  including  the  actions  of  Katikarn 
and  Kaitahi  (Medal). 

"'  Colonel  J.  L.  Ferris  served  in  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1S64-65,  including  the  capture  of  Dewangiri  (Med»l 
with  Clasp).    Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 

™  Colonel  A.  J.  Filgate  eerved  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  throughout  the  Chinese  campaign  of  i860,  and 
was  present  at  the  action  of  Sinho,  captures  of  Tangku  and  the  Taku  Forts,  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with 
two  Clasps). 

>"  Colonel  V.  C.  Fisher  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  in  charge  of  the  Ordnance  DepartmenI 
(received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with 
Clasp). 

19S  Colonel  G.  "W.  A.  FitzGeorge  went  on  special  service  to  Egypt  in  August  1S82,  served  in  the  campaign  on  the 
personal  staff  of  General  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley.  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir,  after  which  he 
took  home  the  despatches  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the 
Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'99  Colonel  A.  J.  FitzGerald  served  with  the  lat  Battalion  60th  Rifles  during  the  second  siege  operations  at 
Mooltan,  including  the  siege  and  storm  of  the  town  and  capture  of  the  citadel :  was  afterwards  present  at  the 
battle  of  Goojerat,  the  pursuit  of  the  Sikh  Army,  and  the  expulsion  of  the  Affghans  be^'Ond  the  Khyber  Pass 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Also  present  during  the  operations  in  the  Eusofzaie  Country,  and  capture  of  theinsi'i-geut 
villages  on  the  nth  and  14th  Dec.  1849  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2"°  Colonel  J.  FitzGerald  served  in  the  Indian  Mutin.v  campaign  in  1857-59,  ^ud  was  present  at  the  siege  and 
capture  of  Delhi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  China  war  in  i860,  and  was  present  at  the  taking  of  the  Taku 
Forts,  at  the  action  of  Sinho,  and  at  the  capture  of  Pebiii  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

2"!  Colonel  J.  FitzGerald  served  with  the  6th  Regiment  throughout  the  operations  against  the  hill  tribes  ot 
Sikkim  in  1861 ;  also  in  the  Hazara  campaign  of  1S68,  including  the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Black  Mountain 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

-9"  Colonel  A.  F.  Fletcher  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-S0  (Modal). 

=^"3  Colonel  C.  W.  Fletcher  served  throughout  the  defence  of  the  Residency  of  Lucknow  from  the  30th  June  until 
its  final  relief  by  Lord  Clyde  on  the  17th  Nov.  1S57,  and  was  severely  wounded — shot  through  the  left  arm,  resulting 
in  the  loss  of  the  use  of  the  left  hand— whilst  on  duty  as  Look-out  Officer  on  the  top  of  the  Residency  on  the  i8th 
August  (Medal  with  Clasp,  wound  pension  for  life,  and  a  year's  service) . 

293f  Colonel  R.  W.  AV.  FoUett  served  with  the  snd  Battalion  Coldstream  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and 
was  jiresent  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  vrlth  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1S85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Coldstream  Guards, 
aud  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen,  at  that  near  Tofrek  on  the  24th  March,  and  at  the  destruction  of 
Temai  (Clasp). 

•*^  Colonel  F.  3.  Foote  was  engaged  in  various  expeditions  against  the  mountain  tribes  near  Peshawur  in  1851-52 
under  Sir  Cohn Campbell  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Was  engaged  from  Dee.  1857  throughout  the  suppression  of  the 
mutiny  in  India,  and  present  with  the  Gloorkha  Force  under  Brigadier  General  Macgrigor  at  the  affairs  of  Gorruck- 
pore,  Shahgunge,  and  Khandhoonuddee— received  the  thanks  of  the  Governor  General  in  Council.  Also  presentat 
the  siege  and  ca  ture  of  Lucknow  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

305  Colonel  J.  P  G.  Forbes  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny,  including  the  action  on  the  Hindun,  battle  of  Budlee 
keserai,  throughout  the  siege  of  Delhi,  actions  of  Bolundshuhur,  Alyghur,  and  Agra,  relief  fo  Lucknow  by  Lord 
Clyde,  battle  of  Cawnpore,  relief  of  Futtehghur,  sieae  and  captm'e  ofLucknow  (wounded), attack  on  Fort  Rooyah, 
action  of  AUygunge,  and  capture  of  Bareilly  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

-<^  Colonel  A.  Ford  served  in  India  m  1857-58,  including  the  relief  of  Lucknow  (wounded)  by  Lord  Clyde,  affau- 
of  Bundah,  of  the  Alumbagh  from  Jan.  to  March,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (mentioned  in  despatch.  Medal 
with  two  Clasps).  ,.  ,         ^    „^ 

-9'  Colonel  H.  I.  E.  Ford  served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  expedition  of  1863  against  the  tribes  on  the 
North- West  Frontier  of  India  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .    .         , 

™»  Colonel  J.  F.  Forster  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  m  the  reconnaissance  m  torce  from 
Alexandria  on  the  5th  August,  in  the  engagement  at  El  Magfar,  and  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  28th  August— 
severely  wounded  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Transport  Department  m  the  Soudan  Expedition 
in  1884  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  and  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85 
with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Advance 
Column  under  Major  General  Earle  (Clasp). 

-°9  Colonel  C  B   Foster  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

=99f  Colonel  G.  M.  Fox  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Black  Watch  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at 
the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir— wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Stay).  ,       ,_     ^.v  t,-  ,  . 

-19  Colonel  W  J  Framoton  served  m  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  in  the  Quetta,  afterwards  the  Ghnznee,  Field 
Force  under  Sir  Donald'  Stewart,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  at  Urzoo  near 
Ghuznee  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  (Jlasp).  „  ■     ,  j-       -, 

-'1  Colonel  G  E  Francis  served  with  the  20th  Regiment  m  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-5S,  including  the 
actions  of  Chanda, 'Umeerpore,  and  Sultanpore,  siege  and  captivre  ofLucknow  (Medal  with  Clasp). . 


664      Colonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Patj  or  on  a  Pension. — War  Services. 

2^2  Colonel  C.  Frankland  served  in  the  Indian  Muuiny  campaign  in  1857-58,  including  the  siege  and  capture  of 
Awah  and  ofKotjih  (Medal  with  Clatp). 

^'3  Colonel  E.  L.  Fraser  served  on  ihe  Red  River  Expedition  of  1S70.  Served  in  South  Africa  in  1879  as  Orderly 
OflBcer  to  Colonel  Baker  Russell,  commanding  the  forces  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuni,  and  took  part  in 
the  storming  of  the  sironghold  and  capture  of  the  chief  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifls  Corps  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  presen 
in  the  reconnaissance  in  force  from  Alexandria  on  5th  Au.'^ust,  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the 
action  at  Kassasin  {gth  September),  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the 
Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star)  :  also  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  3rd  Battalion  King's 
Royal  Bitie  Corps,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet 
of  Lt  Colonel,  two  Clasps). 

-'*  Colonel  G.  L.  Fraser  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  in  1S46  ;  also  in  the  Pnnjaub  campaign  in  1849,  and  wad 
present  at  the  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  in  the  expedition  to 
Kohat  under  Sir  Charles  Napier,  in  Feb.  1850  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  and 
was  present  at  the  siege  of  Calpee  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp  for  Central  India) . 

-i^  Colonel  T.  L.  Fraser  served  as  Statf"  Otficer  to  the  force  under  Lieutenant  Colonel  Evans  throughout  the 
operations  in  Nuggur  Parkur  against  rebel  Thakoors  in  1859,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  their  night  attack  on 
the  camn  in  the  town  ot  Nuggur  on  20th  June  185Q. 

'ic  Colonel  J.  F.  Free  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal),  Served  with  the  Mahsood  Wnzeeree  Expe- 
dition in  18S1  in  command  of  Royal  Artillery  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  3rd 
Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^•"  Colonel  J.  W.  Fry  served  in  the  86th  Regiment  with  the  Central  India  Field  Force  under  Sir  Hugh  Rose  iu 
1857-58,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  Koonch,  all  the  operations  before  Calpee  from  15th  to  22nd  May,  battle  of 
Golowlie,  capture  of  the  town  and  fortress  of  Calpee,  battle  of  Morar.  battle  Itefore  and  capture  of  the  town  and 
fortress  of  Gwalior,  and  taking  of  Pouric  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Brevet  of  Major).  [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for 
Gallantry,  p.  7S6.] 

-'«  Colonel  G.  A.  Furse  served  with  the  42ud  Highlanders  in  the  campaign  of  1857-58  against  the  mutineers  in 
India,  including  the  actions  at  Kudygunge  and  Shumsabad,  siege  and  fall  of  Lucknow,  and  assault  of  the 
Martiniere  and  Banks'  Bungalow,  attack  on  the  Fort  of  Rooyah,  action  at  AUygungo,  attack  and  capture  of 
BareiUy  (Moiol  with  Clasp).  Accompanied  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  to  the  Gold  Coast  in  September  1873  on  special 
(service,  and  served  throughout  the  AsLanti  war  of  1873-74.  Emploj'ed  at  first  on  a  recruiting  mission  in  the 
settlements  of  the  Gambia!  Afterwards  iu  charge  of  the  advanced  party  of  Wood's  Regiment  in  the  reconnaie- 
bance  in  force  of  the  27th  November,  and  subsequent  advance  to  the  Prah.  Commanded  the  Head  Quarters  of 
Woou'b  Regiment  at  tLe  battle  of  Amoaful,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Ordahsu  and  capture  of  Coomassie 
(mentiontd  m  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  as 
Director  of  Transpurt  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Scar). 

^19  Colonel  A.  K.  Fyler  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman, 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Present  during  the  latter  part  of  the 
New  Zealand  campaign  (Medal).  Commanded  the  ist  Battalion  West  Kent  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian 
war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  9th  of  September  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal, 
3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-20  Colonel  P.  F.  Gallwey  served  in  tlie  Afghan  war  in  1S78-79  in  charge  of  the  field  parks  of  the  ist  and  -^nd 
Divisions  of  the  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  against  the  Zakka  Kheyl  Afreedees 
in  the  Bazar  Valley  under  Lt. General  Maude  (mentioned  in  despatciies.  Medal). 

2^1  Colonel  R.  Gamett  served  with  the  72nd  Highhmders  throughout  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  with  the 
Koorum.  Cabul.  and  Cabul-Candahar  Field  Forces  ;  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal 
and  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  and  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  Uecember  1879;  accompanied  Sir 
Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches, Brevei  of  Major,  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration.  Served  with  the  ist  Battalion 
Seaforth  Highlanders  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  \"as  present  in  the  engagement  at  Chalouf  (mentioned 
m  despatches)  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  iu  the  Hazara 
Expeait'.on  in  1888  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders  ',Medal  with  Clasp). 

"^  Colonel  G.  Gaynor  served  the  campaign  of  1845  against  the  Hill  tribes  in  Scind  under  Sir  Charles  Napier 
Also  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  action  of  Ramnuggur,  and  battles  of  Sadoolapore,  Chillian 
wallah,  and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-23  Colonel  P.  Gibaut  served  in  the  Indian  Mutinj*  campaign,  including  the  operations  in  the  Goruckpore  dis- 
trict and  on  the  Nenaul  Frontier  (Medal). 

224  Colonel  G.  J.  Gillies  served  in  Canada  during  the  Fenian  raid  in  1866  (Medal). 

-^s  Colonel  W.  J.Gillum  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royals  in  the  Crimea  from  the  22nd  April  1855,  including  the 
sice  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  was  severely  wounded  at  the  attack  of  the  8th  September — leg  amputated  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  Brevet  of  Major,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals). 

-2c  ColonelJohn  Glancy  served  with  the  14th  Regiment  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  loth  Jan.  1855,  including 
the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  assault  of  the  iSth  June  (Medal  \%-ith  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  almoin 
the  New  Zealand  war  of  1S63-65,  and  was  mentioned  in  despatches  for  "conspicuous  forwardness"  in  the  attack  on 
the  enemy's  rifle-pits  during  the  action  at  Koewa,  and  again  for  "  conspicuous  conduct"  during  the  engagement 
at  Rangiriri  (Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 

-2"  Colonel  W.  A.  Glasspoole  served  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  and  sur* 
render  uf  Mooltan,  including  the  stoim  and  capture  of  the  town  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Persian  campaign  of  1856-57, 
including  ihe  surrender  of  Bushire,  and  acted  on  Sir  R.  Honner's  Staff  during  the  forced  march  to  Borazjoon,  night 
attack  on  the  rear-guard  and  battle  of  Khooshab  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  against  the  rebel  Bheels  and  Cooliea 
m  the  Nassic  and  Ahmednuggur  districts  in  1857-5S,  and  received  the  commendations  of  Government  and  the  high 
approval  of  the  Commander  in  Chief  for  services  while  in  command  of  a  Detachment  of  the  4th  Rifles.  In  1S58  he 
served  with  Sir  John  Michel's  Force  in  pursuit  of  the  rebels  under  Tantia  Topee,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of 
Rajghur  (Medal). 

-.iSs  Colonel  F.  Glenuie  served  in  the  Kaffir  war  in  xSyy-yS,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Tabaka  Udoda 
(dangerously  wounded)  ;  also  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

--y  Coiunel  F.  F.  Goddard  sen'ed  in  the  Indian  Muiiny  (Medal). 

2M  Colonel  A.  H.  Godfrey  served  with  the  73rd  Regt.  in  India  during  the  mutiny  in  1858-59,  including  the 
operations  in  the  Nepaul  Terai  (Medal). 

^1  Colonel  H.  C.  Gotl'  served  with  the  50th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  22nd  August  1855,  including  the 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  ajia  Turkish  Medal). 

"^Colonel  Jamts  Goldie  served  with  the  jth  Lancers  ihroughout  the  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny  in 
;S-7--Q  including  the  battle  of  Budlekeserai,  siege  operations',  assault  and  capture  ot  Delhi,  actions  of  Bolund 
bhuhur,  anii  AUyghur,  battle  of  Agra,  affair  of  Kanouge,  relief  of  Luckuow  by  Lord  Clyde,  battle  of  Cawnpore 
on  6th  Dec,  action  at  Seraighat,  action  at  Shumshabad  (in  command  of  a  Squadron),  siege  and  capture  of 
Lucknow,  the  summer  campaign  in  Oude  and  Rohilcund  and  actions  of  Rhodamow  and  Allyghur,  capture  of 
Bareilly,  action  at  Shahjehanpcre  and  pursuit  to  Mahomdee,  passage  of  the  Gogra  at  Fyzabad  and  affair  at 
Ki.:mdHkoti  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

'■ii  Colonel  J.  E.  Goodw,>Ti.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  p.  786. 

^15  Colonel  C.  A.  Gorham  served  ui  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  round  Cabul 
in  December  1879  (mentioned  in  despatches);  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  lu  the  march  to  Candahar, 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  two  ClaspSv, 
and  Bronze  Decoration). 

-3ti  Colonel  W.  B.  Gosset  served  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  with  the  Central  India  Field  Force  under  Sir  Hugh 
Rose  in  1858;  was  Directing  Engineer  with  the  storming  party  at  the  assault  of  the  hill  Fort  of  Chandairee,  present 
at  the  siege  and  Btorming  of  Jhansi,  commanded  the  21st  Company  Royal  Engineers  during  the  action  of  Koonch, 


Colonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pens!on.~War  Services.       66=; 

^'■^tSnel  inie'f  rhe°e'  SedKt'hS^t.  ""^  *"""""■  ""'  "^°  "^"'"^^  "^  ""■=  '-»  '""«■  P"'-^  (-voral  time; 


and  his  services  were  brougirto  the  "sSi  no Ucl;  nf  Sr'p„T?rM'''''^°  k'  jf  ^A*'  ""^  ""  Assistant  Field  Engineer, 
cioned  in  despatches,  Medal)  especial  notice  of  bu  Robert  Napier  by  the  Commanding  Royal  Engineer(.nen; 

LnTK-not°affi;i?sT?I?o^ote^  bI^II  td'lf^^rac-t^^^o/Craif"  L^f  ""^^^ '"'=l"'^'°VJ?''  t'""  '''"'  ^P'"-  "' 
the  Goijra  imontioned  in  despatch^,  SalwIthCHsp"      '^''^^''S''"?^-  reocci.pat.on  ol  Fyzabad,  and  passage  of 

(mentioned  in  despatches,  iledal  with  Clasp?         ^         (Medal).     Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  1S86-87 


Cawnpor< 

<Medal  with  Clasp), 

Wa"ree  sLle't-Med'^r'  ""'"  '"  '''  '°'""  ''"""^^  "^"""'^  '"  ''^'-  '"'='""-= 

i„"'c  ^°'°°f '  -^^-  '^^  '''■  '■';  C;™ °t  served  as  Adjutant  to  the  Left  Win?  33rd  Foot  with  the  Okamundel  Field  Force 

IS  Ihi'kfghan  wa^r  of  18  "so^lXir"  °"'="''''"°"  "'  °™'^^-    ^-'-'^  -'^"^  '''^  .3th  BomTarN^li^^fnfant?; 

2«  Colonel  E.  Grattan  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74  (Meaall.  Served  in  the  7,nl»  wav  r,r  ,o,„  (\r„.i„i 
"-  rotoKl',  H 'r"'l/"  '''''  ^'-yP^T  T'>'n°'  -'^.^  (Medaf,%ih  Class  of  the  oTmnnieh'and  KhecUve'slta/,''  "''''" 
;„,>,?  H  Grattan  served  with  the  Queen's  Royals  throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  in  North  China  includ- 
.ng  the  actions  of  3rd  and  12th  August  at  S.nho,  capture  of  Tangku  and  Takn  Forts,  actions  of  i8th  and  -I'st  Sei^t 
near  Tangchow.  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasns).  Was  employed  on  the  Natal  frontier  imUn 
Zululandin  the  early  part  0  1S79  iMedalwith  Clasp).  Served  wiUi  the  1st  Bat  alion  Royal  Sussei  Re™  ment  n  U^ 
ElSrh''ouT,VeVat^anS'i'Lt5^et's^,t'^^^  °'  ^'''"^'^''-  "^<=  ™-^"'^-  "'^  ^'"■-  "-•-•  '^^'^'^^^  Sl^^^^ 

=«  Colonel  S.  Graves  organised  for  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  the  2nd  Regiment  of  Natal  Native  Contingent,  consisting 
^il'-n"  ,  T'"'  ="™dwith  Pearson's  Column,  in  command  of  the  regiment,  during  the  advance  to  Ekove^ 
(MedllwithClaspr^''^''™™  '''^''"''*'°^°''°"       '"  'ie^Piit<=l>es  as  having  been  indefatigable  in  his  exertions! 

_-^  Colonel  Andrew  Green  served  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1S57-58,  inoludin"  the  battle 
of  Cawnpore  on  6th  December  1857,  operations  in  the  Doab,  siege  and  capture  of  Lncknow,  action  ofNawabcun^en 
and  commanded  the  Detachment  of  Riflemen  with  Sir  R.  Barker's  Column  at  Jamo— dan.'erouslvwounded  fourteen 
sabre  cuts  and  one  gun-shot  wound,  left  arm  and  right  thumb  amputated.  Mentioned  in  Lord  Clyde'"  'desna'ch 
mr  marked  gallantry,  and  thanked  by  the  Governor  General  m  Council  (Modal  with  Clasp,  and  "Brevet'of 

»°  Colonel  M.S.  Green  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1855-56  before  Sebastopol  and  in  the  Baltic  at  the 
Jjombardment  of  bweaborg  (Medal.  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie).  Served  in  the  Persian  war  in  1856-57  as  Military 
becretary  and  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Lieutenant  General  in  Command,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Mohumra 
and  ol  Ahwaz  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  cam- 
paign in  1857-58,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Awah,  at  the  siege  of  Kotah,  anil  in  the  operations  in  the 
Bhoogtie  and  Mnrree  Hills  (C£.  and  Medal). 

2-51  Colonel  W.  L.  Greenstreet  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  iSoi  as  Commanding  Royal  Eneineer 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  =        j  s  '■='=1 

2»2  Colonel  G.  Gregory  was  present  at  the  bombardmentof  Odessa  22nd  April  1854;  served  with  the  R  M  Battalion 
at  the  occupation  otEupatoriain  I S54,  and  with  the  Brigade  in  the  Crimea  during  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  in 
1854-55  (Med.d  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal) . 

*=s  Colonel  L,  A.  Gregson  served  with  the  26th  Cameronians  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1868  as  Brigade 
Major,  ZouUa  District  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  ^  " 

-'='  Colonel  P.  H.  Greig  served  in  the  Afghan  war  m  1879-80  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in 
despatches)  including  the  sortie  of  Deh  Khojah  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of 
Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*«  Colonel  J.  G.  E.  Griffith  served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  iS63  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879  as 
Superintendent  of  the  Transport  Train  (Medal). 

»M  Colonel  H.  H.  Griffiths  served  with  the  59th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0  with  the  Candahar 
Column  under  Sir  Donald  Stewart,  including  tue  advance  on  and  occupation  of  Khelat-i  Ghilzie  i  was  present  in 
the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Lear 
Valley  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■'''  Colonel  E.  J.  Gunthoroe  served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  1867-68  (Medal). 

26^  Colonel  M.  H.  Hale  served  with  the  26th  Cameronians  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1S6S  (Medal). 
'  "'^  Colonel  M.  Hall  served  with  the  ist  Bengal  Fusiliers  duringthe  Burmese  war  of  1852-53  (Medal  with  Clasp  for 
Pegu).  Served  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  witli  Havelock's  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  passage  of  the 
Ganges  at  Cawnpore,  the  actions  at  Mungarwar,  Alurabagh,  and  first  relief  of  Luckuow  on  25th  Sept. ;  'employed 
in  all  the  mining  operations  of  the  defenceof  the  Residency  until  finally  relieved  by  Lord  Clyde  on  24tli  Nov.  1857. 
ijed  one  of  the  storming  parties  on  the  Hirn  Khaauah  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Occupation  of  the  Alumbagh 
under  Outram.  With  the  ist  Bengal  Fa3ili,;rs  at  the  capture  of  Lucknow  in  March  1S58  and  during  the  subsequent 
operations  in  Oude  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  a  year's  service  for  Lucknow). 

-^^  Colonel  R.  S,  Hall  served  with  the  2Ud  Battalion  Coldstream  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el -Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
ytar).  Served  in  the  exxiedition  to  the  Soudan  m  1SS5  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Coldstream  Guards,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen,  at  that  near  Tofrek  on  the  24th  March,  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai 
(Clasp). 

■'=''*  Colonel  AV.  II.  Hallett  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1856-S7  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-■•^  Colonel  R.  H.  O'G.  Haly  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment  throughout  the 
Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta.  in  the  two  actions 
at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  -Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Starj. 
Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  iSSS  in  command  of  the  2nd  Column  under  Brigadier  General  Channer 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  1)S0.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

2^'  Colonel  G.  J.  Hamilton  served  with  the  31st  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  22nd  Ma.y  to  15th  June  1855, 
iaclnding  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  through'jut  the  campaign  in 
the  north  of  China  in  1S60,  including  the  action  of  Sinho,  ami  storming  of  Tangku  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  the  Takii 
ic'orts).  Also  during  the  operations  against  the  Taepings  in  the  vicinity  of  Shanghai  in  April  and  May  1862, 
resulting  m  the  taking  of  the  stockade  of  Nanhsiang,  capture  b,v  escalade  of  the  walled  cities  of  Kadin,  Tsinpog, 
and  Tsolin,  the  fortified  town  of  Najow,  the  atfair  at  Nanhsiang,  and  relief  of  Kadin.  Served  with  the  26th 
Cameronians  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  186S,  Medal. 

-'^  Colonel  H.  B.  Hamilton  served  with  the  Carabiniers  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i88d,  commanded  a  detached  party 
of  the  Regiment  (40  Sabres)  with  Lt. Colonel  Hodding's  expeditionary  column  against  the  -Mohmunds  in  March 
1880,  and  commanded  a  detached  squadron  of  the  Regiment  during  the  expedition  into  the  Lughman  Valley 

3.'/ 


666        Colonels  Betlred  on  FiiU  cr  llet'ired  Fay  or  on  a  Pension.— War  Services. 

under  Brigadier  General  Arljutlinot.ana  took  part,  in  the  attaclv  and  destruction  of  the  GhilEai  viUuptes  of  Nargozi, 

■^«(?Jlr''vin'ceiula.^SiS^4dinthcX  war  in  1864-65.  and  was  mentioned  in  despa^.ohes  as  having 

•'  performed  his  duty  as  Acting  Adjutant  with  great  coolness  and  courage  under  a  heavy  lire      -.n  the  action  at 

'^l7?.5"uniclA'^iI.'Hanaiey  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  iS6i,  including  the  expedition  against  the  trihes 

''"2Ti?'^Sma  H  °™  Hk°ni^''serUTas  a  TO^^^^^  local  Lieutenant  throughout  the  mutinies  of  1857-53, -the 

litter  rink  was  conferred  on  him  for  services  in  the  fleld.  In  the  Eohilcund  campaign  he  received  a  sabre  and 
a  Imlletwound  and  his  charger  three  sabre  cuts,  and  he  was  mentioned  in  despatches.  In  the  Ocde  cam- 
Li^n  he  was  lirought  to  the  notice  of  the  General  Commanding  tor  gallant  conduct  in  the  field  (.cms  and 
■iccoutrements  cut).  Accomnanied  Sir  A.  Horsford  in  his  advance  into  ^epaul  and  afterwards  with  the  outposts 
left  on  the  River  Raptee  (Medal) .  Received  a  complimentary  letter  Irom  Lord  Stan  ey,  then  hecretary  of  State 
■or  India  conferring  on  him  a  commission  for  his  services  .luring  the  mutiny.  Served  witii  the  Army  that  ocoupied 
TientSn  atthe  conclusion  r.f  the  China  war  of  1860-61.  Served  111  the  Hazara  campaign  of  i863  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Servelinthe  4.f<rhar  war  in  187S-79  in  Southern  Afghanistan  and  m  the  operations  around  (  abul  m  December 
?'-o  including' the  investment  01  Sherpore  (mentioneil  in  despatches,  Brevet  Lt.Colouel  (Modal  with  Clasri). 
='3  Colonel  A.  F.  H.  Harcourt  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1S58,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  .. 

'""-^f-Xi^'o^V'H.irc^oart'served  in  the  MadraG  Fusiliers  in  llie  Burmese  war  of  iS$^s;  (Medal  with  Clasp  f.ir 

Pen-u)  and  accompanied  the  force  sent  again  st  the  rebel  chief  >  ga  Bew.     Served  in  the  Indian  mutiny  campaign  ol 

S-'t-Is  attached  to  the  =nd  Bengal  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  during  the  siege  ot  Delhi,  in  the  advance.l  bat- 

PviPs  from  7th  to  nth  Sept.,  assault  of  the  city  and  six  days'  fighting  therein.      Commanded  a  fleld  Colnmn  m 


in  Oiide    includin"  passage  of  the  Goomtee,  and  otner  minor  anairs.      was  ouiu   >juiuei   tu    a  j- .c 
under  Ma  or  RaJkes  which  repulsed  the  enemy  at  Shahpore  on  13th  Oct.  1S5S  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) 

"t5  Colonel  E  A  Hardy  served  at  the  siege  of  Mooltan in  1848-40  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Indian 
Mntinv  camnai'.'n'in  1S57-58,  including  the  actions  of  Xusserabad  (wounded)  and  Awah  (charger  killed),  and  siege 
of  Kotah'as  Assistant  Adiutaut  General  of  Division  under  Major  General  Roberts  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet 

'''=-?^ColonelV'w'^Haringto*u  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-65,  including  the  actions  of  KohewB.  Rate 
Pah  and  Tauranga  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880,  and  was  present  m  the  affair  at  Mazceiia  and 

'^2^:sl^otoMl™TM^'Harnf  served  'with  the  Persian  expedition  of  1856-57,  including  the  storm  and  capture 
o'-  Heshire  surrender  of  Bushire,  and  bombardment  of  Mohumrah  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  111  sup- 
nression  01' the  Indian  mutiny  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Kotah  and  pursuit,  second  taking  ot  Chundaree 
■iotion  of  Kotahkeserai  and  pursuit,  taking  of  Gwalior  (mentioned  in  despatches),  bombardment  and  capture  ot 
Powrec,  actions  of  Sindwaho  and  Kurai,  surprise  and  pursuit  of  the  rebels  at  Koondrye-severely  wounded 

*^«9'^Cotonel'c''L'' Harvey  was  attached  by  the  Government  to  the  service  of  the  British  National  Society  for 
\id  to  the  Sick  and  Woinded  in  ttic  Franco-German  war  of  1870-71,  and  was  awarded  tbe  Bavarian  Order  ot 
Merit  Served  in  the  operations  against  Sekukiini  in  1S73  as  Staff  Officer  for  th«  Vransvaal.  Served  in  the  Zulu 
war  o'f  1870  as  Staff  Officer  of  No.  5  Columu,  and  afterwards  as  Brigade  Major  ist  Brigade,  and  Depaty  Assist-iiit 
Quarter  iasi  er  General  in  the  1st  Division  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp),     [bee  also  Civil  Decorations  for 

'' =6j"colrael'  c!^S.  Harvey  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar 

^-"'''cotone?  tTo'^HaSard  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Southern  Mahratta  Country  in  .844-45.  ami  was  present 
at  the  stoimaa'd  capture  of  Punalla.  Served  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Force  m  1856-57  incudmg  the  assault 
^nd  c  inture  of  Reshire  surrender  of  Bushire  expedition  to  Borazjoon,  and  action  at  Khooshab  (Medal  with  Clasp) . 
^a  Colonel  J  W  Hassell  served  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  from  .oth  August  .855  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Turkish  Medal).    Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  m  1884-S5  in  command  o£ 

''l*t'oto?efrs°Htvthom  strvei  with  the  .4th  Bombay  Native  Infantry  with  the  Central. India  Field  Force 
under  Sir  Hn-^h  Rose  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1C57-58,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  and  capture  of 
R^t^Lr  capture  ot-GarrakStta,  relief  of  Saugor,  feint  on  Malthoue  Pass,  siege  and  capture  o  Jhansi,  and  with  the 
field  force  aS?n^^^^^^  Topeeand  the  Rao  Saheb.  Commanded  a  Field  Detachment  in  the  Central  India  Districts 

after  thfrlbeTRnnjore  Sing  in  August  1859,  and  completely  routed  a  body  of  rebels^  under  his  command,  a^id  lor 
wWch  he  iec«ve™thrcommendatroii  of  theGovernorGeneral.the 

thencommandin"  the  Central  India  Field  Force,  and  Colonel  Lockhart  commanding  at  Jhansi  (Medal  witn  Clasp) 
■»!•  Colonel   R  Hawthorn  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i83i  as  Commandant  at  Pietermaritzburg. 
287  Colonel  C.  G.  Heathcote  served  in  the  Zhub  Valley  Expedition  in  1864. 

sK  Co  onel  W.  S.  Hebbcrt  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  .882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Keb  1 
(mentioned  in  deswuches.  Brevet  of  Lieut.Coloncl.Mcil  Clasp,  3rd  Class  ot  the  Medjidie.  and  Khedive  s 

Stai)  Served  wilh  the  Kgvptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Giniss 
in  command  of  the  Roval  Artillery  (mentioneil  111  despatches,  promoted  to  Colonel).  .      ,    ,.       ^, 

«TcXnel  Hen?.y  Heberden  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  July  to  November  1855,  mcludmg  the  siege 
flnrl  ffill  Ot  t^tba^touol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  . 

^0  colonel  UH   He  sham-Jones  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iS32,  and  was  present  111  the  engagements  at 
ChalongV  Tel^i-Mahuta  and  Malisama,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Keuir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  iva  Class  ot  the 

^"'?4^  Coinel^W.'^Hew^er's'i-'rved  ^vith  the  Nile  Expedition  in  :5S,-85  (Medal  and  Khedive's  Star) ,  also  served 
with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  command  of  Royal  Engineers,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 

•"i- ColSG'"F.'Herbe?t  ser^l^wtti'the^ist  Regt.  in  the  Crimea  from  22nd  May  1855,  including  the  siege  and 
fall  of  Senasto  Po),  and  attacks  of  the  .8th  June  and  8th  September,  and  was  wounded  during  the  bombardment  ot 
,7th  June  wh'ie  employed  as  an  Assistant  Engmeer  in  throwmg  up  an  entrenchment  in  the  8-gun  Battery,  iigh. 
attack  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
-9»  Colonel  G.  L.  K.  Hewetl  served  throughou 
the  22nd  Nov.  1857,  and  was  slightly  wounded  c 

r  Ontram  throughout  the  operations  at  the  Alumun^u,  iui.;iuuiiif^  i.uc  ^.cnJv..^^.  v^- —  -. .,  -o i  -. 

Gaeu"   also  prelent  at  the  final  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  a  year  s  service). 
Served' a-'ainst  the  Hill  Tribes  on  tiie  Peshawur  Frontier  in  .863-64  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
=»  Colonel  A.  Hill  served  in  the  .Afghan  war  of  .878-80  (Medal).  ,■.,,„..„ 

M6  Colonel  F.  C.  Hill  landed  with  the  56th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  on  the  25th  Aug.  1855,  i«>T^'i,'°,''fV  S^,^^,1  i 
at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  was  present  at  the  final  assault  (Medal  wita  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Modal.)    served  I 

"'(S?  '£jiS^^'"Km!^?^^::^&^  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  battles  of  Balaklava  and 
Inkerman!  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Mcdjidie,  and  1  urkish  Medal) 
served  in  N.W   India  under  Sir  JohuMichel  iu  185S-59  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Atghan  war  m  1878-79  (mentioned 

'■"i^-flNDYo'neT  g!  A.^'Hillvard  served  with  the  Ride  Brigade  in  the  campaign  on  the  North-West  Frontier  of  India 
in  i86l  Medal  with  Clasp).  Commanded  a  deuchmeut  of  the  4th  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  dur.ng  part  ot  the 
j"waki  campaign  of  .877-78,  including  the  advance  to  Pushto^ee  (Clasp).  Se.ved  m  the  Burmese  Expedition 
in  1888-89  with  ttie  4th  Battalion  Rille  Brigade  (Clasp). 


ColoneU  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pemim,       Wn    C       • 

Rungeree,  and  Putteealee  I'oceu^mtion'ol'Jhl'uurba'h'fJ^m^.of^'p^h-^  '"  ■f57-5S,  including  the  actions  of  Aera 
^^Colttxc    nTL^J  Shahiehanpare  ,  Medal  ™th  C?alp ,"  '°"^  ^^"^  '"""  '^^P'^''-^  "f  I-ucknow.  attack  on  F^rt 

captu'e'orTaku''Fo^rtf("i'e"Lf^;:;i''c^;sp;''''s1>r^ffl''^^^^^^  '^^-  -''  ^^  "^-o-  "'  ^inho.  Tan^ku  and 

'"3i?8+-85  in  command  ot  Royal  ArUltery.  "^"■''  "''=  Bf^cl^uanaland  E...pedit,on  nnder  Sir  Charies  Warren 

ReshSfsun-Jnd^r^?l?u1'S;i,!rnl'batle  of^Ko!r.^S-lS^afi"d°rr  ■^^^-"'  '-'"^'"'^  '''^  —  a-1  eaoture  of 
""^i^  s£FThoma?Holdiiii's^'''  "  ^  ^'P''     ^'"'"■"aadeJ  Artillery  at  the  recaptare 

I'laspT  Se?Sd'in  ?he  Aby\''s"'^fn"campii^  EI\l6«  and  wa7p,?r^^  '»  Bhootan  IMedal  with 

t^'-"^?,^"  ^'-'"'''^  mentioned  in  Ls^atches    Sld^lf     X^ed    "  "^^.T^h'^  °^^^^^ 

sm%ey  duty  ,t«ice  mentioned  in  despatches);  servid  in  Xorthe™  a ft^  ^"  Afghamstan  in  1S78-79  on  special 
operations;  was  present  in  the  opefations  around  CaSul  in  tw„,k^'"",^'''"  '5  '^^P-So  in  charge  of  s^vev 
.mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Meda?  with  rLsn,  a  1  ''''''  '5^?  ^^^  ""^  investment  of  Sherpore 
Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Ex-pedition  of  ,3So  Jde  ■  Briga^er  GenSke^eflv  "l*"^  n,  charge  of  survey  operations  i?^the 
in   t38o  and  m  i3oo  (Brevet  of  Colonel)      Served  in  th„^!       ":''™e'iy-.   Served  wnth  the  Zhob  Vallev  Exnedition 

MSir-Ji;°f''=;^T  '^  ''""'"'  "'^  Tirai  llpedMo"na?vFSrrrcSef'\wrv''o^^' ';""""•  °'  Ind'ia  nn^d«  Si? 
Medal  with  two  Claspsi.  '  ■'  "^"rce  as  thief  Survey  OfBcer  (mentioned  in  despatches 

J:n^1,^el''th^o?cti:n!.SSfw\1.^k?fThTli.?:r1^nl-^s^rp'*^,-^L''r^  T^-  '^"'^  ''''  '^  ''^^  "  -"e  efforts  -  ij 
mander  in  Chief  at  Bombay  as  -  deserving  nfrhJwJ.^nfi^.?  ■?'"""""'•  and  h's  c.jnduct  was  deemed  by  the  Com- 

.867-6S  as  Provost  Marshal  at  Zoul"an^sul  s^^^fuentlv  m  theTrTn"n°^^^^^  t''""'''''  '"  ""^  Abyssinian  campai^^Tn 
Belago  Pass  whilst  in  charge  of  Convoy  and  hisVnn.l  ,^   nn  f>,  P     '  ^™'"  •  ^^^  attacked  by  a  large  force  at 

Napier(mentionedindespa~tches,Medi  ,anrt!?omSSf  o  T^,"'"?  "'^«■"■■■e  approval  of  Tori 

difonm  1886-88  i_n  command  of  the  .ud  BattaC  Royal  West'^WrevR^j^'''.''';    ^T',"^  "'^^  the  Burmese  Expe- 

Mldl/'^th  tt°o^-^II^T  '*"=  ^^— ^-  ^•-"''-.  -<>  ^'-^^tnrDTst?icfnrnti'^'=i;:k'Tn%\%Sf  S"°ata 

th:;ifgareme°nts''at''ETMagf:?int'iSa'hLm7an?rtl^  g"^  Egyptian  war  of  .88.,  and  was  present  it. 

of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star)  "''"°°  ""^  Kassasui  on  the  2Sth  August  (Medal)  4th  ClaS 

-  Colonel  Lionel''Hol'l":eiwlt\%t'fo\hVe"i°  nt',^'°''^^"  Major  to  the  Koorum  Field  Force  (Medal) 

under  Sir  George  Pollock,  and  wlrpreseni  at  thTS?c?nl  of?he°Kh?be  T^''''"  °'  "*'  '°  AfTghan.stan  IMell  j 
the  Heights  of  Jugdulluck,  alfair  in  the  Tezee.i  Vallev  ?ff,-m,w  ^,V%  ^''^^-  ^'o^'ns  of  Mamookail,  storming 
pationofCabool,  expedition  into  Kohistan  storm  canfn^e  3"i  .^^^^^'''i•V'''^  ^'^f'  Kotul  Mountains,  occu- 
the  9th  Regiment  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  ts'546  and  wL  nrei'^'?'  i,°°,°"f '^"?V  He  served  as  Adjutant  of 
shot  under  him),  and  Sobraon  1  M^dal  and  two  flisosl  ^  '^®  """"^^  "^  Moodkee,  Fero^eshah  (horse 

=^Aolo?ef  C^-F^W^r'''^  ""T^-  V"  '!>«  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1S6S  (MedsM) 

zmes.  and  barracks,  and  during  the  shore  operations  fr^fl^p    ,1  f?.,?°,.°f  *''  "^''^  batteries,  stockade,  maga- 
='s  Colonel  G.  M.  B.   Hornsbv  served  in  ?heA^^>,  ?*  1° '""I  ^* '^''P'- 'S*-" '"''ntioned  iu  despatches) 

including  the  sortie  of  DehKho[aCandwLprese?t  at  thTbVtHe"5c'°^T^^  '°  "^'=  ''^'''"'<=  of  C^anSahar 
with  Clasp).  '  present  at  the  battle  ot  Candahar  (mantioned  in  despatches,  Medal 

ca^tu'^r^rft^hir^s'^rei^der'orBtMrlNSat'leo?^^^  f  56-57,  and  was  present  at  the  sto™  and 

Served  also  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  crmpai^nfncluto=-  the  s?eteTr  ?„'^?,f°'  of  Mohumrah  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Kotah-ke-Semi  and  Gwalior,  bombardment^  of  Powre^indacufn  of  ^ee  Ln^rf^".'""  °','i'i'»?'laree,  actions  ot 
surprise  and  pursuit  of  the  rebels  at  Koondrye  (mS  wUh  cS        ^"^""P"'^-  »<="°°s  "'  Smdwaho  and  Kurai, 

U,u;:r°('rntfonedfn  ^d'esratc%V°  promotdT^  cZmSa'^rf  cl^'Pfnd%^1  f  ^  -^f?!""^'?™'^,  "  ^''"'-la  and 
Boer  war  of  iSS.  with  the  Xatal  Field  Force      Ser?«in,h«  P^„;'„         Medal  with  Clasp).    Also  served  in  the 

in^4-3s  as   senior  ^o^^^i  ^^^^^.^^i' S^''!^^^:  ^Ur^^I^;"^^ 
action  on  the  Dojura,  capture  of  BareiIlyboStoXrenf'ird^»iSL».r  Si  ^°k^ 

lI'atfh^T/MSwulKl^ask';:'''"''"'^-  -<*  P-- of  the  rebels  in  O^ade   (three    t^iS^StiolTd' i"/ 

\nr,h°r1l1}d'  ^^  •,H;?8'^'^s°°  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  with  the  Bombay  Field  Force  operating  in 
JSoith  Canara  and  Goa  against  the  Dessai  rebels  from  Februarv  to  June  185S  (Medal).  Proceeded  on  snecili 
is^?-^L'?n'""'  -^^rf  i^.,-^'°^ember  iS7S,and  serv-ed  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  as  CoSSndant  aLd 
Assutant  Quarter  Master  Lrtneral  at  the  base  of  operations,  Durban  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medall  ""™"'°''™  """^ 

of  Ya\Sio:Tarat"^fSrWa"ganuI  (Mfdair''  ^'°™'°'  "  '''  '''^"  ^"''""'  ""  ^  '^'^""^  '"^  '"^  P™"-" 
^'-  Colonel  S.  G.  Huskisson  served  with  the  Both  Regiment  in  the  Indian  mutiny  and  campai<Ti  in  Oade  in 
iosi)-5Q,  including  the  capture  of  the  Fort  of  Simree,  actions  at  Beera,  Doondeakera  and  Bussin^nore  'Medall 
feerved  as  Adjutant  of  the  Begiinent  with  the  left  attack  during  the  Bhootan  Expedition  of  1865-66  (Medal  with 
Clasp)  Served  with  the  force  under  Major  General  Colborue  against  the  Malays  in  Perak  in  1S75-70,  as  actino- 
iJ.  A.  y.  M  General,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Kinta  (mentioned  in  despatches,  B'-evet  of  Major  ClasDl" 
Ser%-ed  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79 (Medal).  cvc  >j. -u.njoi,  i..iai,p;. 

„JT  ^"J™*^'  D.  Hutcheon  served  with  the  Persian  Expeditionaiy  Force  in  1856-57,  and  was  present  at  the  assault 
ana  capture  of  Reshire,  surrender  of  Bushire,  with  the  expedition  to  Borazioon,  action  at  Khooshab  and  bombard, 
mcnt  and  capture  of  Mohumra  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

32«  Colonel  H.  F.  Hutton  embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  2nd  Battalion  23rd  Fusiliers,  and  served  through- 
out the  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  in  1S74,  including  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  battle  of  Ordahsu.  and  eaoture 
of  Cooniassie  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  ^ 

3    !l   2 


668      Colonels  BeHred  on  Full  or  Betlred  Pay  or  on  a  Pen.,on.-War  Service,. 

»  Colone.  C.  E.  l.aerton  serve.  ^^^^^i^^^^^t^^TS^C^^  ie.tioTi^'\8Kin^fafgVe 
r.a^',rsu1;r'sr;.^^lL'L"I!oc'uLif?^tL  l;r.tua^'V\t\ue.  ana  MeiS.la  districts  (ment.nea  .u  de- 
spatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  willi  two  plii>*l«l-  ,  „„„tare  of  Kolah  by  the  field  foice  under  MajorGeneral 

R::eS'?n°fs^8."a/trr'Serey'h'=e^wa\tt^a''cl^^^^^  on  the  marc.  fron.  Kotah  to 

''-ToloA^l'f  S'lreaell  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .3;,-8o,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  G^r.skh 
and  at  Maiwand  -severely  wounded  OIp;''-;!)-  „       ,  j  j^  throughout  the  Nev,-  Zealand  war  of  1S63-66,  and 

=»■  Colonel  A.  J.  A.  Jacksou  served  w.th  "^^'^'J^X^ '^  „"^6  WairoS  Bash,  siege  and  capture  of  Orakau,  and 
was  present  at  the  affair  ol^  the  .6th  November  863  m  the  Wa>r^^^  ^__^^.^^  ^^,^^^^^  ^^^^  ^^^^,  j^^^^  ,„  ,b, 
actions  at  Xnkumarn   on  24th  and  2,th.lanuar.\   10  ^  .     „  .  ,         „ 

Afghan  war  in  ,880  with  the  Khyher  F.eld  Force  IMedaU.  ^^  ^^^  f^^.j  „f  ^^      m  October  1837  ; 

&  Colonel  C.  Jameson  was  present  at  the  ^'''f  "J,, ^^°^f  gXaria  I  severely  wounded) ;  served  wita  a  field  force 
ekirm.sh  before  Mundesore  ■^"^"K'.?^?*"  '- ?,°^  in  oursuft  of  xint  a  Topee  and  other  rebels  (Medal) 
under  Brigadier  H.ll  in  the  Taptee  \ alley  while  in  p™  Rohilcund  campaign  in  1858  (MedaD.  _ 

316  Colonel  W.  Jeffreys  served  with  Gf  "f'^fl -lones  s  i<orce  m  t  e  Nusseerabad  on  the  28th  May  187, 

M7  Colonel  K.  G.  Jenkins  was  present  at  the  """""yo'  '"f  "^i  «„(•  the  mutineers) ;  present  at  the  first  attack 
(charger  severely  wounded  «h'l^t  charging  the  guns  m  possession  of  the  mut  ^^^J,  P^^  ^_^^^^^^^  ^^  Kotab  and 

Tur^u^  oVt'irr"eS;'nTo\^he1-watoX'tHc?';  '.'n^'tllr^ufsurtVf  the  Gwaliorfebels  under  Tant.a  Topee,  and  at  the 
battle  of  the  BunasslMedal  with  Clasp).  . 

Ml  Colonel  H.J.  Jepson  served  m  «°o™^°°.'; '"  '  I'^lndian  mutiny  and  was  present  at  the  defence  of  Cawnpore 
3»  Colonel  W.  S.  Jervis  served  in  suppression  of  the  '""{^"""i'V;  ;.,„,,,,       Served  in  the  Indian  N.W.  Frontier 
m  Nov   .857,  and  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  Lucknow(Meda,w^^^^^^^^^^  ^_^^^  ^^^  ^^^^^,^  ^^^^^^ 

war  of  18611,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  ot  the  t.ra„  riq      ,  ,  ,    ,  ,, 

with  Clasp).  ,.    T    V    ■„    a„  cR  nndwaspresentatthebattleofCawnporeonethDecCMedal) 

-^T^Z^fr^'I^::^f^l'^  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  j-i37:s8.^andwa^-unded^^^^ 
Z:^X^^U.^X:1Z':i\^^^:^^^^y^  entrenched  position  at  Bungaon  in  April  1838-- 
wounded  (Medall.  ,,  Tjriirade  in  the  Crimea  in  .854.  and  in  command  of  a  Battep-  at  Bala- 

3^6  Colonel  C.  JoUiffe  served  'i^'tV'l'^ii^ll.-.r.i.rsieir" train  before  Sobastopol  during  the  bombardments  m  1855, 
klava  ;  was  attached  to  the^Royal^Anille^^^^^^^^^^^  ^,  j^;^,^„„,„  ,y,„„  ,,ith  Clasp,  Knight  ol  the  Legion 

■:,ofHl'or,  5th  CI  "«  "f^he  Medjidie,  and  ^ 

3«  ColonelG.  A.  Jollyserved  ""tl'f  I^/';."  .'"  ^f.^ToT^SS^  and  was  present  at  tiie  battle  of  Tel-el-Keb.r  (mcn- 
3ii  Colonel  T.  J.  Jones  served  in  the  f'?-\  ^'".''," -irircias,)   ^rd  Class  of  the  Osman.eh,  and  Khedive  s  fetar). 
rtioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  "•^"'"iV^'-SVForcein'thl  actions  on  his  advance  to  Lucknow  ;  was  presen 
3«  Colonel  C.  N.  Judge  ««"ei  w'th  Havetock  s  !•  orce        .^^  ^^^^  ^i^^e  ^^a  capture  ot  Lucknow  (Medal 

throughout  Outram's  occupation  ol  the  Alumoafen,  a 

"'i'  S;ionlrr'rKe''aJsTervrd7n"th'e  Abyssinian  war  in  .867^68  (Medal,  ^^^^^^  .^  ^^^  ^^^^^.^,^ 

3«  SloneH.C.Kemble  was  present  at  the  relief  of  Azimghm  ^^.^.1.  ^^  g^^bkudder-horse  wounded 

on  the  Northwest  Frontier  o"°'»'^•"   '^^.l^'t  ""hel^wSn  war  of  .882,  and  wa.  present  in  the  action  at 
?Medal).    swerved  with  the  .nd  Bengal  Cavalrym^^^^^  ^^  ^f^.  i,,,  (mentioned  in  desjiatches. 

Kassasin  (9th  Septeml)er)  and  at  the  ''^''{6  o    ie,  ei  ^^         I  Khedive's  Star). 

U^itt  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  ^ith  "^sp ^th  Ua^s^ot^ft^  -^  ^^^  ^^,^^  ^^^,  „,.  ^g,^_  ^^^  was  present  in  the 

ac:;ro'??oU'ian"e  a^dfnX?ngl":^tnTS  S',n.^?iidhlo7u  (Medal  .vith  Clasp-^  ^„^^,.  ^„  ^ 

""0,°  coionePF.  C   Keyser  served  in  tbe  Afghan  ^v,trmj^370-.oam^  ,,  ^  Signalling 

General  Brooke  in  the  engagement  »' ?^.°'',^^J"  ' "hesl   a"  1  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
^?he  defence  of  Caudahar  (n-e't.oned  m  despatches)   ana  at  ine^^  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was 

.^  AvMstant  Adiutant  and  yuarter  Master  General  otArm^^lgl^aHers  ^^^^^     „^j  ^t  the  buttle  ot  Tel- 

p?etentn  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  in  ''«  ^"lO"  -tt  K*ss^^^^^^^^^         ^^P  ^^^^^  Khedive's  Star).  . 

el-Kdur  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB    ,^<'<'a\;"t'' ^  »sp    3UI  <-m  ^^^  ^_.J^^^,    j^^,^  ^^-^t^     Asham.  war  in 

3^  Colonel  A.  F.  Kidston  served  ^'th  the  42nd  HgManders^tnro  ^^^^^  ^^^^  of  Becquah,  battle  ol  Oi'dahsi. 

,R,.  anriwas  present  at  the  battle  of  Amoalul.  f aPture  ana  uc»  Served  with  ttie  1st  Battalion  Black 

and  capture  oFcoomassie  (mentioned  in  despatches  Medal  with  Uasp^  ^,^  „  ,. 

Wntrh  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1682,  and  was  present  at^  the  ijatu^  ^^^  ^^^  Battjilion   Black 

theO  man££.a';S  Khedive's  Star).     Served  in  the  -"^"^an  Ex)  edaum ^  ^^^^^^^  ,n  the  .Mle  E.K- 

'vatch   and  was  present  in  '^e  engag^ement  at  El  Teb^(B«^^^^^^^  ^^^  p^^.^  ^.^^  ^^^  ^.^.^^.  ^,„,„„,  „„a,.  Major 

TenSi^rlef^ani  ^I'^^preLnt  m^^  '^'^^^^'X^i^^^:!^^^^^^^^  campaign  of  .S60  in  China,  including 

fs.  Colonel  W.  H.  B.  Kingsley  served  "'th  the  67th  Begment  in       t  storming  of  the  inner  Taku  Fort ;  also 

the  actton  of  Sinho,  taking  of  Tangku,  and  ^f^  "^'^  "  ™°f  gerved  with  the  67th  Regiment  throughout  the  Afghan 

tne  ai-"""  "'    o,„.rpnder  ot  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Uaspsl.    ."^^^f"  "'"  v^  optnber  iSTO.and  in  the  operations  around 

lSiSbs:£te?p^^^p^i  i3iS^ 

3te  Colonel  F.  KiintchbuU  served  with  tbe  89th  Ke   imc^b  ^^^^  ^  ^j^,,  Turkish  Medal), 

in"  the  siege  and  tall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attack  ot  the  iStho^Junei  ^^^^^  ^^^  ^^^^  including 

Sldsuj?In^°?^t"L%r^^^^ 
'^SJV:^^:Sy^^-i^^?-^-  theEastern  campaign  up  to  Sept.  .S.,  including  the 

^1g7^1oltlTri^rst'Je'd^n"tTe''•zX  war  "^ ^^^^^^^.^  ,,^paign  of  1867-68  and  as  local 
372  Co lonl  R.  Lacy  served  with  the  3^';d  Hegiment  turoughouUhe  A  ^j^^^^^^^ee  on  Magdala,  and  tinally 

■Lt  Colonel  commanded  the  greater  Pa"  «'  ?  B"g«;'{5,'^\^^  "=  |e  .yed  m  the  Afghan  war  of  .878-80 ;  commanded 
was  mesent  at  the  storming  and  c^inture  of  Magda  a  (ileaai) .    ^e  v  a.U-ance  to  Giiiskh  ;  was  present  m 

^''5.?ra^ot^,he  Q--J;'^,''V'h^^ra';il''^Ur"r'SVhL'nre'fn  o,  the  59th  Foot  (mentioned  in  de». 

^?i2?S.  a'S^^Se  served  with  the  ^  Foi.  in  -J^-i-rSuril^Sf  ^^  ^ !^  °?  ^^/l^S 
fron.^in  i83.s.^jerved  a^^^Cap^^^^^^^  Served  in  the  Bhootan  campaign  0. 


Colonels  Retired  on  Fall  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Fension.  —  Wor  Services.       669 

Greathed's  Column  at  the  actions  of  Bolundshuhur,   Alyghiir,  and  Agra,  relief  of  Lucknow  bj-  Lord  Clyde. 
Battles  ot  Cawnpore  and  Khodagunge,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  Jledal  with  three 

3«  Colonel  W.  S.  Langley  served  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  from  the  13th  Deo.  1867  as  Adjutant 
to  Lt.Coloiiel  Wallace,  and  was  present  at  the  fall  of  Magdala  (Medal).  He  served  as  Staff  Officer  of  a  column 
under  Colonel  \Vallace  at  various  periods  during  the  advance  on  Magdala;  as  Acting  Brigade  Maiorofthe 
Brigade  under  Brigadier  Wilby,  after  the  capture  of  Magdala,  during  the  illness  of  the  Brigade  Major ;  was 
appointed  btaff  Othcer  of  the  3rd  Column  on  the  commencement  of  the  march  down  country,  and  served  as  such 
^l-s''?  '^*^'*"^"',S"'"''^''  ^**'"^''  General  till  it  was  broken  up  previous  to  embarkation. 

^'6  Colonel  E.  H.  Langmore  served  with  the  force  under  General  Wheeler  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49 
and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  two  Sikh  Forts,  Eamnugj.'ur  and  Muraree  ( Medal) .  Formed  one  of  the  Gar  - 
rison  which  defended  the  Residency  of  Lucknow  from  the  30th  June  to  the  22nd  Nov.  1857,  and  commanded  an 
important  outpost  during  that  period,  and  was  mentioned  iu  Major  General  IngUs'  despatch  in  the  following  terms  ;— 

Lieut.  Langmore  with  the  remnant  of  his  corps  (the  71st  Native  Infantry)  held  a  very  exposed  position  between 
the  Hospital  and  the  water  Gate.  This  gallant  and  deserving  young  soldier  and  his  men  were  entirely  without 
shelter  from  the  weather  both  by  night  and  day."  He  was  afterwards  present  with  Lord  Clyde'sforce  which  drove 
the  rebel  Givalior  Contingent  from  Cawnpore  (Medal  with  Clasp,  a  year's  service,  and  Brevet  of  Major). 

"■■  Colonel  H.  Langtry  served  with  the  3rd  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1868,  and  was 
present  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal).  Served  with  ihe  15th  Hussars  in  the  Candahar  Column 
in  the  Atghan  war  of  1878-bo,  including  the  advance  to  Khelat-i-Shilzai ;  commanded  a  detached  s(|uadron  of 
bis  Regiment  at  the  affair  m  the  Ghlo  Pass,  4th  Jannary  1S79;  also  served  with  the  Thull-Chotiali  Field  Force 
under  Brigadier  General  Biddulph,  and  accompanied  Major  General  Phayre  in  his  march  to  Candahar  (Medal). 
Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with  the  15th  Hussars. 

374  Colonel  E.  M.  Larmiuie  served  iu  the  Afghan  war  iu  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ahmed 
Kheyl  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznoe  (Brevetof  .Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 
J''"  Colonel  W.  R.  Lascelles  served  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58  and  was  present  at 
the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  iMedal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  ist  Sikh  Irregular  Cavalry  throughout 
the  China  campaign  of  i66o,  including  the  capture  of  the  Taku  Forts,  actions  01  Sinho  aud  Tungchow,  and 
surrender  at  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Claspsl.  Served  with  the  Ritle  Brigade  in  the  war  on  the  North-West 
Frontier  of  India  in  1864,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Shubkiidder  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85,  during  the  latter  part  of  the  ooerations  as  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quartermaster 
General  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

**"  Colonel  A.  F.  Laugliton  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S5-86  in  charge  of  the  Commissariat  Depart 
ment  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  and  of  the  Commander  in  Chief  iu  India,  mentioned  in  despatches, 
CB.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^i  Colonel  J.  D.  Dyson-Laurie  served  with  the  34th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  loth  August  1855,  including 
the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  was  severely  wounded  at  the  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  8th  September,  was 
also  wounded  on  a  former  occasion  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  also  in  the  Indian  campaigns  in 
1858-59,  including  the  capture  of  Meeangunge,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  relief  of  Azimghur,  defeat  of  the 
rebels  at  Bootwul,  and  affair  at  Bhowanie  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  Afghanistan  in  1878-79  superintending 
communications  on  the  Khyber  line  (Medal). 

^^  Colonel  C.  G.  Leggett  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^•*  Colonel  F.  S.  Le  Grice  served  in  the  Zulu  wJir  in  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulmidi  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colouel,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^*  Colonel  R.  Leigh  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infanti'y  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and 
was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colouel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th 
Class  of  the  Osmaiiieh.  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^^  Colonel  A.  Le  Me-surier  served  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  with  the  Okamundel  Field  Force  in  1859. 
Served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  as  head  of  the  Water  Supply  Departments  tothj  Army.  Organised  the 
watering  arrangments  at  each  post  and  accompanied  the  advanced  force  to  Magdala  ;  present  at  the  action  of 
Arogee,  and  amongst  tlie  first  who  entered  Magdala  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan 
war  m  1S79-80  as  Brigade  Major  Royal  Engineers,  and  was  present  in  ttie  engigement  at  Saif-u-deen  (Brevet  of 
Lt.Colouel,  and  Medal).     Served  with  the  clazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^^  Colonel  C.  B.  Le  Me?urier  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  in  command  of  Royal  Artillery,  and  was  pre- 
sent in  the  advance  to  Candahar,  in  the  engagements  at  Girishk,  Khushk-i-Nakhud,  and  Shahjui,  and  at  the 
occupation  of  the  Koorum  Valley  (Medal). 

^^  Colonel  F.  A.  Le  Meiurier  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  :8Si,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Pretoria  (Brevet 
of  Lt.Colouel).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  in  command  of  the  Royal  Engineers  on  the  Lines  of  Com- 
munication (mentioned  in  desp  «tches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star), 

3"  Colonel  E.  Le  Pelley  served  with  the  75th  Regt.  during  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  from  the  outbreak 
on  12th  May,  including  the  battle  of  Budleekeserai,  siege  storm  and  capture  of  Delhi,  pursuit  of  the  enemy  and 
actions  of  Bolundshuhur,  Allyghur,  Acrabad,  Agra,  Kanoj,  advance  into  Oudeand  affairs  of  Maragunge  and  Alum- 
bagh,  occupation  alter  thcrelief  of  Lucknowof  thefortifiedoutposts  and  camp  with  Outram's  Force,  and  repulse  cf 
the  enemy's  attacks  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Brevet  of  Major). 

^-  Colonel  P.  W.  L'Estrange  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  'rom  Dec.  1854,  in  the  Trenches  with  the  siege 
train  before  Sebastopol,  and  at  the  bombardments  of  9II1  April  and  6th  and  1 7th  June— severely  wounded,  and  battle 
of  the  Tcheruaya  (mentioned  in  despatclies,  Medal  with  Clasp,  Brevet  of  Major,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals, 
and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie).  .  ^,  ,  x,. -,»        n  z, 

3S3  Colonel  H.  A.  Lewes  was  present  at  the  outbreak  of  the  mutiny  at  Meerut  on  the  loth  May  1857,  and  was 
severely  wounded.  Served  with  the  Meerut  'Volunteer  Horse  raised  for  service  in  that  district,  and  afterwards 
with  7th  Punjaub  Infantry  at  the  actions  of  Gimgeree  and  Puttiallee,  attack  on  and  reoccupation  of  Mynpoorie, 
also  at  Bungaon,  assault  and  capture  of  Ports  Dehain  and  Tirroul,  operations  of  Brigadier  Kelly's  Force  in  the 
Terai,  and  forcing  of  the  enemy's  position  in  the  Jurwah  Pass,  lower  Nepaul  Range  (Medal).  Served  as  Adjutant 
30th  Punjaub  Infantry  during  the  Bhootal  campaign  in  1864-65,  and  was  engaged  at  the  capture  of  Forts  Dalimkote 
and  Chamoorchee,  and  at  the  Bala  Pass,  and  Nagoh  stockades  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in 
1879-80  with  the  Koorum  Valley  Force  (Medal).  „     ,  .     ■     ,  o      »      •  1  .1     /-■    •.  tj 

3"  Colonil  C.  A.  Liardet  accompanied  the  small  force  from  Quilon  to  Cochin  in  Jan.  1857  to  aid  the  Civil  Power. 

3«  Colonel  II.  S.  Liddell  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  iu  1884  with  the  10th  Hussars  and  was  present  in 
the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie, 

*^56  Cofonef  J  ij!"^ Lindsay  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1858,  and  was  present  at  the  affairs  of 
Jheegung  and  Kuljrai,  battle  of  Banda,  relief  of  Kirwee,  and  in  the  Reserve  during  the  storm  of  the  Heights  of 
Punwarre  ( Medal  with  Clasp) .  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  tooK  part  m  the  march  to  Candahar  with 
theforceunder  Major  General  Phayre  (mentione-i  in  despatches.  Medal).  ,„  t„„     ,»«„ 

^  Colonel  Williim  Livesay  served  in  the  suppression  ot  the  Indian  Mutiny  from  Dec.  1857  to  Jan  860 
including  actions  at  Sahao  and  Puttrai  (Medal).  Also  .served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1864-05,  mcludiDg 
expeditions  in  the  province  of  Taranaki  and  in  command  of  outposts,  destroying  many  Pahs  and  fortihid  villages 

^'^^'co'lonei  R.  M.  Lloyd  served  with  a  field  force  against  the  Naikra  Bheels  in  the  Rewa  Kanta  in  Novem^^^^^ 
185S  ;  also  served  with  field  force  in  pursuit  of  the  rebel  army  under  Tant.a  Topee  in  Guzerat-wounded  (Medal). 
Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-87  (mentioned  in  despatcues  Medal  wdh  CI  .sp). 

«'  Colonel  A    Lo-mn   served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85    Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  Sea.). 

-  S  one  JosepE  Logan^erved  with  the  44th  Regiment  at  the  s.ege  of  Sebastopol  from  7th  January  to  ist  July 
185-  and  was  severely  wounded  iu  the  attack  on  the  i8th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp  and  Turkish  Medal,. 

""'Colo^eTFSgflird  accompanied  the  force  under  Major  R.  S.  Baynes  which  surprised  the  garrison  and 
secured  the  Fort  and^ma^azine  of  Phillour  on  the  Sutlej  on  the  .2th  and  13th  May  1857  :  also  served  at  the  siege 
of  Delhi  and  repulse  S^  shorties  on  9th  14th  i8th  and  23rd  July,  and  capture  of  four  guns  on  lath  August  .857 


670         Colonels  Retired  on  Fall  or  Retired  Fay  or  on  a  Pension. — War  Services. 

afterwards  present  in  the  action  of  Dilkoosha  and  relief  of  Lucknow  under  Lord  CIvde,  the  affair  of  2ud  and  action 
on  6th  Dec.  at  Cawnpore.  and  action  of  Khudaguni,  also  served  in  the  Oude  campaign  of  1858-59  as  Brigade 
Quarter  Master  to  Brigadier  Hale's  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  Fort  and  town  of 
Sandee  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"5  Colonel  C.  M.Longm ore  accompanied  the  force  under  General  Wheeler  towai-dsJumnioo  in  1846.  Served  with 
the  right  column  of  the  Bhootan  field  force  under  Brigadier  General  Richardson  in  1865-66,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  Suleekah,  and  with  the  advance  thence  to  the  Moonas  Bridge  where  the  guns  that  fell  into  the  enemy's 
lands  were  suiTendered  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*"^  Colonel  C.  O.  Lord  was  present  in  pursuit  of  the  Gwalior  rebels  under  Tantia  Topee,  the  Rao  Sahob,  and  the 
Nawab  of  Banda  in  June  J:ily  and  August  1858 ;  and  the  action  at  Sanganeer  on  the  8th,  and  at  the  battle  of  the 
Bunastj  on  th.?  lit.b  of  August  1S58  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*"*^  Colonel  J.  R.  Lovett  lauded  with  the  48th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  on  the  21st  April  1855  and  served  at  tne 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  was  on  detached  duf.y  in  the  Dockyard  from  14th  January  to  T4th  March  1856 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Metljidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

**^s  Colonel  R.  F.  Lowis  served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  expedition  of  1863  against  the  tribes  on  the 
North  West  Frontier  uf  India  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■*"^  Colonel  H.  M.  Lowry  served  during  the  New  Zealand  war  of  i86o-6i  (Medal).  Served  with  the  ist  Battalion 
1 2th  Foot  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  in  Besud  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medat). 

^"  Colonel  A.M.  Lys  was  employed  in  suppressing  the  insurrection  in  the  ParlahKimedy  district  in  iS56and  1B57. 

*'^  Colonel  W.  H.  M'Causlaud  served  with  the  79th  Highlanders  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1858-59,  including  the 
siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  attack  on  the  Fort  ofRooyah,  actions  of  Allygnnge,  Bareilly,  and  Shahjehanpore, 
capture  of  Ports  Bunniar  and  Mahomdie,  passage  of  the  Gogra  at  Fyza bad,  capture  of  Rampore  Russia,  and  sub- 
sequent operations  in  Ouile  across  tlic  Gogra  and  Rajitee  rivers  'Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Cameron 
Highlanders  throughout  the  I'jgyptian  war  of  iS33.  and  was  present  at  the  Imttle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt-  ('olouel.  Medal  with  ("lasp,  4th  Class  of  tho  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*i^  Colonel  C.  W.  M'Niell  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1855,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  of  Bebastopol 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal  j. 

^^'^  Colonel  J.  Vr.  M'Rae  served  with  the  r^ird  Bombay  Native  Infantry  in  Kbandeish  in  1858.  Served  in  the 
Abyssinian  war  in  1868,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Arogee  aud  at  the  storming  of  Magdala  (Medal). 

••i"  Colonel  C.  E.  Macaulay  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaiga  of  1858-59,  including  the  capture  of  forts 
Amathee  and  Shunkerpore,  action  of  Doondiakiera,  and  capture  of  the  fort  of  Omeria  (Medal).  Served  with  the 
:et  Sikh  Cavalry  throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  in  China,  including  the  action  of  Sinho  (severely  wounded), 
capture  of  the  Taku  Forts,  actions  of  Chankiawhan  and  Palichau,  aud  surrender  of  Pekin  (mentioned  in  de- 
spntches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

■*"*  Colonel  J.  Macdougidl  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  iu  1886  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■•'9  Colonel  W.  C.  MacDougall  served  in  the  Puniaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  and 
surrender  of  Mooltan— wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■'-0  Colonel  H.  G.  MacGicgor  proceeded  on  special  service  to  South  Africa  in  November  187S,  and  served  in  the 
Zulu  war  of  1879,  first  :is  2nd  Staff  Officer  to  Colonel  Pearson's  Column  including  the  engagement  at  luyezane, 
and  afterward"  y,8  Brigade  Major  of  the  1st  Brigade  ist  Division  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major, 
Medal  with  Claso).  AV'ent  to  South  Africa  on  special  service  in  ./an uarv  188 1,  aud  served  in  the  Boerwar  of  1881 
under  Sir  Evelyn  Wood  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war 
of  1S82  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Masier  General  on  the  Base  and  Lines  of  Communication 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
m  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  as  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General,  Base  and  Lines  of  Com- 
munications, Suakin  Expeditionary  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 

*2^  Colonel  John  Mackenzie  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and 
Inkerman,  sortie  of  26ih  October,  siege  and  fail  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish 
M?dal). 

*^^  Sir  Arthur  Mackworth  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  in  command  of  the  Field  Telegraph  Corps,  and 
wn 8  present  at  the  action  at  Knssasin  on  the  9th  September  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  wiih  Clasn,  3rd  Class  of  the  Mcdjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

■*36  Colonel  J.  R.  Magrath  served  as  a  volunteer  with  His  Highness  the  Nizam's  Troops  in  the  affair  at  Bhuddrachel- 
lum  on  the  9th  Juno  1849.  Served  in  the  seconrt  Burmese  war  and  present  at  the  operations  near  Donabew— wounded 
on  the  leftside  whileleading  Infantry  to  the  attack  of  the  stockade  on  i9tb  March  185-:;— Commanded  the  Artillery  out 
of  action  the  same  day  (Mudal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  As  Political  Officer  accompanied  an  expedition  against  Kookie 
in  i86i.  While  in  civil  cliaiL'i.- uftlie  P^astern  Frontier  of  Bengal  attacked  and  deieated  with  severe  loss  a  large  force 
of  Kookies  which  has  (luieted  tiie  tiilies  ever  since.  Mentioned  iu  despatches,  and  received  tho  thanks  of  Govern- 
ment on  every  occasion  ol'  being  under  fire. 

■*^*  Colonel  R.  T.  Maillard  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i83i  under  Sir  E\-elyn  Wood  as  Brigade  Major  of  the 
Cavalry  Brigade. 

*-'-•  Colonel  W.  C.  S.  Mair  served  throughout  the  New  Zealand  war  of  iS6o-fi,  including  the  capture  of  the 
Pahs  at  Kihihi,  capture  nf  Matarikoriko,  relief  and  repulse  of  tbe  night  attau<  on  N'>.  3  Redoubt,  action  i>l'  Huir- 
uugi,  and  skirmish  in  front  of  Te  Arei.  Served  during  the  tirst  part  of  tho  Waikato  campaign,  also  as  Adjutant 
cf  the  Flying  Column  during  tho  war  of  1863-66  (Medal). 

■^^^  Colonel  Eardley  Mailland  served  throughout  the  operations  with  Havelock's  Column  in  :S57,  including  the 
actions  of  Futtehpore,  Aoung,  Pandoo  Nuddee,  Cawnpore,  Oonao,  Buscerutgunge  (first  and  second),  Boorbeake- 
chowkee,  Mungawara,  and  Alumbagh,  relief  and  defence  of  the  Residency  at  Lucknow,  with  Outram's  Force  in 
the  Alumbagh  from  Jan.  to  March  1858.  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  actions  at  Selimpore  and  Sundeela  in 
the  ensuing  Oude  campaign  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  a  year's  service).  Was  appointed  a  midtary  attach^ 
to  the  British  Embassy  at  Constantinople  during  the  Russo-Turkish  war  in  1877,  and  was  with  the  Head  Quarters 
of  the  Turkish  forces  at  the  defence  ni  the  Shiuka  Pass  and  at  other  places. 

*^'  Colonel  E.  D.  Malcolm  served  with  the  23rd  Company  tbroughout  tbe  Indian  Mutiny,  including  the  action  of 
Futtehpore,  relief  of  Lucknow,  battle  of  Cawnpore,  atlair  of  Seraighat.  capture  of  Lucknow  (mentioned  in 
despatches),  capture  of  Rooya.  AUygunge,  and  Bareilly  (Medal  \v\ih  two  Clasps). 

«2  Colonel  G.Malcolm  served  with  the  34th  Regiment  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  1857-59,  including  the  actions 
at  Cawnpore  on  26th,  27th  and  28th  Nov.  1857,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  defeat  01"  the  rebels  at  Bootwul ' 
( Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^*  Colonels.  Malthussei-vedintheZnluwarin  1879  in  command  of  the  94th  Foot,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ment at  Ulundi  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  and  Medal  with  Cla^pi. 

*''e  Colonel  R,  A.  Manners  served  10  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54-55.  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol, 
from  25th  Dec.  1854  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  the  campaign  of 
iS6oin  China,  including  the  taking  of  Sinho  and  Tangku.  occupation  of  Tientsin,  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal 
with  two  Clasps). 

*37  Colonel  P.D.Marett  served  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848  49  and  was  present  at  the  siegeand  capture  of  Mool- 
tan  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  having  landed  with  the  Pioneer  Force  a 
ZouUa  on  the  4th  Oct.  1867;  Conimande<I  a  Native  Mountain  Battery  forming  a  portion  of  the  Abyssinian  Advance 
Brigade  ;  appointed  Field  Commissary  of  Ordnance  and  brought  the  reserve  ammunition  to  Magdala,  destroyed  all 
tfee  captured  ordnance,  and  brought  back  all  reserve  ammunition  (mentioned  in  despatches,  and  Medal). 

■*^  Colonel  E.  N.  Marsh  served  with  the  Bombay  Column  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  184S-49,  and  was  present 
at  the  siege  and  surrender  of  Mooltan,  and  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

«3  Colonel  H.  C.  Marsh  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal).  Served  in  the  EgyiHian  war  of  1S62  (Medal, 
4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

■'*^  Colonel  H.  Marshall  served  in  the  Crimea  with  the  17th  Lancers,  subsequent  to  the  fall  of  Sebastopol,  from  the 
iSth  Sept.  1855  until  April  1856.  Also  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-50,  including  the  pursuit  of  Tantia 
Topee. 


Colonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.—War  Services.      671 

Tiikht-i-Pu,  (mentinneci  in  (iespatche?.  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Mofiftll  =    ^  •' 

*«  Colonel  T.  C.  Martelli  served  in  the  Afshan  war  in  1878-79  (Medil) 
„f'^„tn'p^?l";?,-„^"""  *?■'■'"'  '.T'*  'he  eicpedition  to  Cbina  in  i860,  and  was  present  at  SicUo.Tansku,  capture 
°'^I;''^,^^,'^o°?f"''"''^™"''''°''■•''"'**"'■'"«1'•«'■°fPekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasns).  =      •      i 

>«  Colonel  R.  C.  Martin  served  with  the  icith  Regriment  at  the  siesre  of  Sebastopol  from  31st  An<r.  1S55,  and 
Medalr""™"^^      wounded  at  t  he  assault  of  the  Rodau   on  the  Sth  September  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish 

"-  Colonel  WH.  Mason  served  throughout  the  Pnnjanb  campaign  of  1848-40,  including  the  siege  and  surrender 
"  .IJ"^",""'  ''^"'e  of  Gooierat,  pursmtand  sun-ender  of  the  Sikh  army  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

•«  Colonel  I .  H.  Matnias  served  in  the  Afshan  war  in  1S79-S')  (Medal) 

♦=»  Colonel  E  Maude  served  as  a  Volunteer  with  the  =nd  Borabav  Grenadier  Native  Infantry  in  the  campaign 
U  "'■•t"''^  '?„  southern  Mahratta  Countrv,  and  was  prescn'  "t  the  storm  and  capture  of  the  hill  fortresses  of 
Punella  and  Pownsrhur.  Puniaub  campaign  of  184S-49,  incluiling  the  siese  operations  before  Mookan  attack  of 
the  suburbs,  storm  and  capture  of  the  cit.v,  and  surrender  of  the  fortress  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Persian  camnaigu 
of  1850-57,  includins  the  storm  and  capture  of  Reshire,  surrender  of  Bushire,  expedition  to  Borazjoon.  night  attack 
ana  battle  of  Kooshab  (Medal  wuh  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Bheel  campaism  of  1S57-58  in  the  AJimednussur  and 
Khandeish  districts,  and  commanded  a  detachment  of  his  Rest,  iu  the  skirmish  of  Bheelwarrah.  Served  in  the 
Indian  Mutiny  campaign  unnng  the  operations  in  Central  India,  including  the  actions  of  Raighur,  Mongrowlee, 
toiudwaho  (mentioned  m  despatches),  and  Kurai,  with  subseeiuent  pursuit  of  the  rebels  under  Tautia  Toree 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Aden  Field  Force  in  Arabia  in  1864-6;,  and  acted 
rts  Commandant  of  the  Station  in  the  absence  of  the  Brigadier  General. 

«-  Colonel  R.  J.  Maxwell  served  with  the  Soth  Regiment  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  and  camp.aign  in  Oude  io 
1S58-59,  including  the  capture  of  the  Fort  of  Simree,  actions  ol'  Bera  and  Doondeak'era  (Medal).     " 

*^-i  Colonel  J.  G.  Maycock  served  the  Eastern  campaign  uf  1854  iu  the  47th  Regirieut,  including  the  Imttlefi 
of  the  Alma  (wounded!  and  Inkerman,  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  sortie  of  the  =6th  October  (Medal  with  three  Claspp, 
Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Mediidie). 

*"  Colonel  C.  F.  Menzies  served  with  the  Baltic  Expeditions  in  18^4,  1855,  and  1856  (Medal). 

'■=  Colonel  G.  L.  C.  Merewether  served  as  Assistant  Field  Eng'ineer  with  the  Okamuudel  Field  Force  in  1859, 
and  was  present  atthe  siege  and  occupstion  of  Dwarka  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  on  detached 
duty  at  Koomeyleo  in  sur\-eying  and  constructing  earthworks  for  the  r.iihvay,  also  as  Adjutant  of  Boulbay 
Sappers  and  Miners  (Medal). 

^''  Colonel  W.  Merriman  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881. 

*^  Colonel  A.  Me.ver  served  with  the  Red  River  Expedition  in  1S70  (Medal). 

"' Colonel  O.  R.  Middleton  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  t8;9  as  Stalf  Officer  to  the  Northern  Division  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

"^  Colonel  A.  M'L.  Mills  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Ferved  with  the 
Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  tSq,  in  command  of  the  37th  Dogras,  including  the  capture  of  the 
Jlalakaud  Pass  and  the  engagement  at  Khar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Colonel,  Medal  with  Claspl. 

*"  Colonel  W.  T.  Mills  served  at  the  siege  and  storm  of  the  fortresses  of  Chandaree  and  Jhansi,  battle  of  the 
Betwa,  action  at  Koonch,  the  different  actions  on  the  banks  of  the  Jumna  from  the  15th  to  23rd  Mav  185S,  ending 
in  the  capture  of  Calpee  (wounded) ;  the  action  of  Morar,  actions  at  and  near  Kotah-ke-Serai,  and  capture  of 
Gwalior;  in  the  ravines  of  the  Jumna  and  Sinrt  rivers  against  the  rebel  Thakoor,  Burjore  Singh  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*"•  Colonel  W.  C.  Mitchel  served  with  the  force  under  Brigadier  Cotton  against  the  Mohmund  hill  tribe  on  the 
Peshawur  frontier  in  August  1S54  (Medal  with  Clasp) .  Served  also  during  the  mutinies  in  the  Goraria  district  in 
September.  October,  and  November  1S57. 

■"-'  t'olonel  H.  L,.  Jfitchell  served  in  the  Inaian  Mutiny  campaign  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  defeat  of 
the  rebel  force  posted  in  the  first  range  of  the  XepanI  Hills  in  March  1S59  (Medal). 

*'^'  Ci^donel  C.  F.  W.  Moir  served  with  the  17th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1378-70,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  Ali  Musiid  and  in  the  second  expedition  into  the  BazarVadey.  Was  Brigade  Transport  OlBcer  and 
^ubsequentl.y  General  Transpoit  Officer  in  the  Koorum  Valley  iu  1879-80  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

***  Sir  C.  C.  Scott  Moncrieff  served  in  the  Oude  campaign  of  1858-59  (Medal). 

*'o  Colonel  R.  E.  K.  Money  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-30,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ahmed 
Kheyl  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*'-  Colonel  A.  W.  J.  Montgomerie  served  throughout  thesappressionof  the  IndianMutiny,  with  the  Guide  Cavalry 
at  the  battle  of  Nujjurghur,  anJ.  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi,  and  with  the  ist  Sikh  Cavalry  at  the  Alumbagh  under 
Outram  from  16th*  January  to  2ud  March  i'85S,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (slightly  wounded),  subsequent 
operations  in  Oude,  and  atfair  of  Simree  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

*'3  Colonel  A,  H.  S,  Montgomery  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  i£8:. 

*'♦  Colonel  H.  Moore  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"^  Colonel  J.  L.  Moore  served  with  the  34th  Regiment  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  loth  .August  1S55,  in- 
cluding the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  assault  of  the  Redan  on  Sth  September  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Turkish  Medal).  Served  also  in  the  Indian  campaigns  in  1S57-59,  including  the  actions  at  Cawnpnre  on  26th  27th 
and  2Sth  November  1S57,  capture  of  Meeangunge,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  defeat  ol  the  rebels  at 
Bootwul  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*'"  Colonel  H.  M.  .Moorsom  served  with  the  expedition  to  China  in  1S60,  and  was  present  at  Siuho,  Tangku, 
captui-c  of  Taku  Forts,  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasp*). 

*''  Colonel  A.  B.  Morgan  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1S68,  mcluding  the  expedition  against  the  tribes 
on  the  Black  Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  111  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ment at  Jugdulluck,  in  the  advance  to  the  relief  of  Sherpore,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Saidabad  (.Medal  with 
Claspl .  Served  iu  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  Indian  Contingent,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  I'el-cl-Kehi'r  [CIS.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with 
the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp),  and  with  the  Chiu-Lushai  Expeditionary 
Forc^  in  1SS9-90  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  Oasp). 

•'"°  Colonel  H.  H  L.  Mor"Bn  served  with  the  JowakiAfreedee  Expedition  in  1S77  (Medalwith  Clasp).  Served  m 
ihe  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  a:  the  attack  on  the  Shntargardau.  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  m 
December  1S79  including  the  storming  of  the  Asmai  Heights  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  the  investment  of 
Sherpore,  and  with  the  expedition  to  the  Hissarik  Valley  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  w_itb  the 
Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  ;SSi.  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  iu  1SS6  (Brevet  ot  Lt.t.oionel,  Issp). 
Served  with  the  Zhob  Field  Force  under  Sir  George  White  in  1890  iu  command  of  No.  7  Mountain  Battery 
(mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  with  the  Hazara  E.xpedition  in  1891  in  command  of  No.  i  Mountain  Battery, 
Koval  Artillorj- (mentioned  in  desparches.  Clasp).  i  ^        «r 

*-»  Colonel  J.  Morland  served  in  the  Burmese  war  of  1832-53.  and  was  present  at  the  storm  and  re-capture  01 
Pegu  on  the  2ist  November;  also  a;  the  reUef  of  the  Garrison  on  the  14th  Dec.  1S52  (Medal  with  Chisp  lor  l-egri). 
Served  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-59 ;  aco.^mpanied  Havelock's  Force  on  its  first  tukingtne 
field  in  July  iSsi,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  Futtehpore,  Aoung,  Pandoo  Nuudee,  Ca,wnpore,  Oonao  Bus- 
seerutguuge,  Nawabounge,  Boorbeeakechowkee,  Bithoor,  Mungarwar,  and  Alumbagh,  and  relief  of  Lucknow, 
Afterwards  present  St  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde ;  during  the  Rohilcund  camiiaign,  and 
subse.|uent  operations  in  Oude  (several  timos  mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  a  year  »  service,  ann 

^'^Colmief  A,  Morris  served  with  the  60th  Rifles  throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  in  China,  .and  w.as  present 
at  the  capture  of  the  Taku  Forfs  and  the  surrender  or  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps),  ber^  cd  nith  the  ^ra 
Battalion  60th  Rifles  m  the  latter  part  of  the  Zulu  war  of  iS79(.Me.ial  with  Cliwp).  „,_„.„  Vo™  yonKnd 

'^  Colonel  J.  W.  H.  C.  G.  Morris  served  with  the  Baltic  expedition  in  1S55  (Medal),  berved  "ko  m  New  Zealand 
against  the  Maories  in  i860,  including  the  attack  on  Puketakauere  on  27th  June,  and  was  thanked  m  General 
Pratt's  despatch  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal).  .      ,      ,    ,-  •         p    ^        a    ;n^in,iino- the  nccn- 

«3  Colonel  M.  C,  Mon-is  served  with  the  75th  Regiment  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  mcludrng  the  occu 


672      ColoYteh  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  Or  on  a  Pension. — War  Services. 

pation,  after  the  relief  of  Lucknow.  of  the  fortified  outposts  and  camp  with  Outram's  Force,  and  repuise  of  the 
enemy's  attacks:  also  present  at  the  battle  of  Cawnpore  on  the  6th  December  (Medal). 

^*  Colonels  J.  C.  D.  Morrison,  C.  W.  Murray,  Sir  H.  H.  Oldham,  and  A.  A.  Owen.— For  War  Services,  see  the 
Honourable  Corps  of  Gentlemen  at  Arms,  p.  130. 

♦*5  Colonel  W.  J.  Morse  served  in  the  Afj^han  war  in  18S0  (Medal). 

*^*'  Colonel  H.  Morton  served  m  Oude  and  was  present  at  the  pursuit  and  capture  of  the  rebel  Rajah  of  Toolsee- 
pore.  Served  during-  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaiern  of  1S57-59, — against  the  rebels  in  Bundlecund  in  1859,  and 
commanded  a  detachment  of  two  guns,  a  squadron  of  IiTegular  Cavalry  and  3  comi)anies  of  Native  Infantrv  for 
about  two  months  in  frequentexpeditions  against  the  rebel  leaders  Dowlut  Singh  and  Buojore  Singh  near  the  Sind 
river  (Medal), 

*^'  Colonel  J.  F.  Morton  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1865  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

**5  Colonel  H.  E.  Mottet  was  present  with  his  Regiment  on  field  service  from  the  commencement  of  the  distur- 
bances till  2nd  November  1857. 

■*^''  Colonel  W.  H.  Mulloy  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1864.  including  the  action  of  Kakaramea  (Medal), 
Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-5  (Merlal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedivn's  Star). 

■•92  Colonel  W.  W.  Murdoch  served  with  the  Chitral  Relipf  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Colonel  on  the 
Staff  Commanding  Royal  Artillery  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp}. 

*"*  Colonel  A.  Murray  served  with  tlie  78th  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i33o  (Medal).  Served  with  the 
detachment  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders  attached  to  the  ist  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders  in  the 
E^;\ptian  war  of  18^2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieb 
ami  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  18SS  in  command  of  a  Reserve  Column  until  transferred 
lu  the  command  of  a  Column  for  operations  at  Thakote ;  afterwards  commanded  the  2ud  Advance  Column  into 
ihe  Allai  country  till  the  conclusion  of  the  campaign  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  Z>SO.,  and  Medal  witli 
Clasp). 

*^'  Colonel  J.  M.  Muri-ay  served  in  the  Afghan  war  m  187^-79  (Medal). 

*^»  Colonel  K.  D.  Murray  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master 
General  2nd  Division,  and  wae  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt- Colonel, 
Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field 
Force  in  1SS5-86  as  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giuiss- 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.). 

^'^'  Colonel  H.  P.  P.  Nash  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58.  Served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  on 
the  North-West  Frontier  of  India  in  1868  with  the  2nd  Goorkhas,  including  the  operations  on  the  Black  Mountoiu 
(Mednl  with  Clasp) ;  also  served  with  the  Looshai  Expedition  in  1871-72  (Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in 
1878-00,  and  took  part  with  the  expedition  into  the  Bazar  Valley;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the 
march  to  Candahar  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  {Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

^"'  Colonel  C.  E.  Naylor  served  throughout  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  siege  and  surrender 
of  Mooltan,  bottle  of  Goojerat,  pursuit  and  surrender  of  the  Sikh  army  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^*'^  Colonel  H.  A.  T.  Nepean  was  actively  employed  durinir  the  mutiny  against  the  insurgents  in  the 
Sumbulpore  district  in  i8=:7  and  1858  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S85-86  (Medal  with 
Clasp). 

^^  Colonel  A.  C.  Nightingale  served  with  the  93rd  Highlanders  in  the  Crimea  from  the  14th  July  1855,  including 
the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  also  in  the  suppression  of  the 
Indian  mutiny  from  25th  Sept.  1S57  to  20th  Feb.  1858,  including  the  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  defeat  of  the 
Gwalior  Contingent  at  Cawnpore  on  6th  Dec,  and  other  engagements  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Eusofzie 
campaign  of  iR6;-C4.  and  at  the  Umbeyla  Pass  under  Sir  John  Garvock  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-'"'  Colonel  F.  W.  Nixou  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  18/7-78  hs  Commanding  Royal  Engineer  to  the  Transkei  Field 
Force  in  the  operations  Against  the  Galekas,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Quintana  (mentioned  lu 
despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medil  with  Clasp). 

'08  Colonel  W.  R.  Nolan  served  with  the  17th  Lancers  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1858,  including  the  affairs  of 
Rajghur.  Mongrowlee,  Sindwaho.  Kharee.  and  Zeerapore  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

^"^  Colonel  Dudley  North  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1874  in  the  Transport  Service,  and  was  dangerously 
wotmded  at  the  defence  ot  Fommanah  (mentioned  in  despatch,  Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with 
the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884  in  command  of  the  Half  Battalion  of  the  S'orth  Lancashire  Retriment. 

^i"  Colonel  W"^  Norih  served  in  the  Perak  Expedition  m  1875  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Commanded  tne  Bengal 
Sappers  and  Miners  in  the  AfL'bau  war  of  1878-79  (Brevets  of  Major  and  Lt. Colonel.  Medal),  and  was  present  at 
the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid,  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  Decemljer  1879  (Brevets  of  Major  and 
Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^'2  Colonel  W,  L.  Nnverre  served  iu  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  185S  (Medal). 

S13  ColonelG.  A. Noyes  served  with  the  Royal  Artillery  in  the  Ejryptian  war  of  18S2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Staii- 

^'*  Colonel  H.  J.  Nuthall  served  with  the  Meerut  Volunteer  Cavalry  in  June  and  July  1857  ;  thence  appomted 
Local  Ensign  attached  to  the  24th  Punjaub  Infantry  "  Pioneers,"  he  served  as  an  Assistant  Engineer  throughout 
ihe  mutinies ;  was  prehent  at  the  siege  and  assault  of  Delhi,  capture  of  Lucknow,  passage  of  the  Gogra  at. 
Fyzabad.  and  in  the  subsequent  Trans-Gogra  operations.  Served  also  as  a  volunteer  with  Hodson's  Horse  at  the 
skirmish  near  Durriabad.  Was  twice  slightly  wounded,  and  his  horse  also  received  a  sword-cut  (three  times 
mentioned  in  despatches,  and  granted  an  Ensigncy  in  the  56th  Foot.  Entitled  to  the  Indian  Mutinj'  Medal  witb 
two  Clasps.    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80  (Medal). 

5'^  Colonel  R.  F.  Oakes  served  in  the  second  Burmese  war. 

^'"  Colonel  F.  D.  Ogilvie  served  throughout  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49, including  the  affair  of  Ramnuggur 
passage  of  the  Chenab,  and  battles  of  Sadoolapore,  Chillian wallah,  and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps;. 

^2^  Colonel  E.  A.  Ollivant  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  JS84-85. 

"^  Colonel  E.  P.  Ommanney  served  in  the  China  war  in  i860,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Sinho,  the  cap- 
ture of  Tangku  and  the  TBku  Forts,  and  at  the  occupation  of  Pekin  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two 
Clasps).  Served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1864-65.  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Dewangiri  (Medal 
■with  Clasn)  ;  with  the  Looshai  Exriedition  in  1871-72  (Clasp) ;  and  with  the  DufHa  Expedition  in  1873-74.  Served 
in  the  Afghan  war  in  1B78-79  with  the  Koorum  Valley  Field  Force  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition 
in  1885-S6,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  near  Mingyan  in  conmandof  &  Column  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp); 
and  with  the  Hazara  Exoedition  in.  1S88  (Clasp). 

53G  Colonel  M.  W.  Ommanney  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  with  the  exijedition  into  thff 
Hissarik  Valley  (Medal). 

"'  Colonel  J.  '.V.  Ottley  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sir  William  Lock- 
hart  in  1S97-9S  with  tlie  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force,  part  of  the  time  as  Commanding  Royal  Engineer  (men- 
tionedin  desnatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

5^'  Colonel  C.  H.  Palmer  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1868,  including  the  operations  on  the  Black  Moun- 
tain (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  also  served  with  the  Looshai  Expedition  m  1871-72  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp). 
Served  uith  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-8  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  Clasp). 

^^  Colonel  H.  G.  Paske  served  with  the  95th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  25th  August  1855,  including  the  siege 
and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  also  in  the  Indian 'Mutiny  campaign  in 
1858  including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Kotah  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Central  India). 

"*  Colonel  A.  J.  Pearson  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1S6S  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  inthe  Afghan 
war  in  1878-79  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1SS5  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter 
Master  Ceneral  for  Intelligence  duties  with  the  Indian  Contingent;  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  the 
Tolrek  zereba  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^35  Colonel  G.  F.  Pearson  was  employed  on  field  service  with  the  Kamptee  Movable  Column  in  the  Saugor  and 
Nerbudda  Territories  and  Raepore  district  from  13th  November  1857  to  30th  April  1S58,  and  was  present  at  aiB 
attack  upon  and  defeat  of  a  large  body  of  rebels  at  Khonee  Pass  in  the  Jubbulpore  district  on  the  27th  Decembev 
1857  ^Medal). 


Colonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.— War  Services.       673 
33'  Colonel  C.  O^  Pembeiton  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,885-87  {Medal  with  Clasn) 
Sappe^M-Mcdal)   '"°''=""''  '""''*  '"  ''"'  ^^y^-'^'''"  campaign  in  .les'in  commanS  olVtompany  Madras 

S»  UoloSel  P  ?eiTivafferve'd'Vhp*F^r^"°"'  ""  ^"'"p  T''  °'  '''«  "•'">  ""=  ^^th  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp), 
of  Alma  and  Balak  ala  sfe^J  nf  ^Ph?»^^    ?  campaign  of  1854-55  with  the  79th  Hishlanders,  inchiding  the  battles 
with  to-ee  Clalis  andYirkfsh  \Ie^^^^^^  assault  ol  the  18th  Juno,  expedition  to  Kertoh  and  Yenikale  (Medal 

witn  imee  l.,lasps,ana  luikish  Medal).     Served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1858-50.  including  the  Bie<-oand  pantiirB 

BunnrarTn'd  Mahom^e  nassa'i°of'*^^^^^^^^ 
rn"Sude\%fo,^"theGog;a''and''fapL'e\%^e°,f,^^^^^^^^ 

="  Colonel  G  Philips  served  in  the  Crimea  from  September  1S54  to  February  1855,  including  the  siceof  Sebas- 
J„Ti?^'.''d^n^l.^-ntK^'"'^'^^^""'^"  '^"''^■P"^  ™  "^•^  ="*  November  ,854.  and  bittlL  !/ Inkei"mau  Was 
S^frTr,T,li.      Ifv  H?"l''»°''''''i\^'™'^^  ^^  h^^ins    ■•  particularly  distinguished  himself" 

dur  ng  the  siege  (Medal  with  two  Clasps.  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

mr^t^nd  P^.nHiVp  nf  !fp''f^,?"'f  ^r"■i*  the  Persian  E.xpeditionaiy  Force  in  1857.  and  was  present  at  the  bombard- 
ment  and  cauture  ot  the  forts  of  Mohumra  (Medal  and  Clasp) .   Served  also  with  the  force  under  Brigadier  Co-hlaii 

war  hi  ^CTook^^ifar  "'r-T,'"  ^\%  '""''  °{  ?•''"''?  P"'""'^  '"  "^«  ^'""'^.^-  °f  A^^^"  '"  'S58.     Servedin  the  Afgha 
Clasp).  """^         Condahar,  and    was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candnhar  (Medal  with 

™?^5rrl°>h'ri™'''"''S"T?T",,'?r!^ '°  J'^''  °,''™^''  ''■°'"  "^'  July  1855.  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Seliastopol 
l?f»n  n  ^rh  P'  1  ^"  '^^'^^'"^''''-  Serv^'3'^'5  Adjutant  of  th,i  ,„th  Regiment  during  the  campaign  ot  ,860  il. 
the  north  of  China  including  the  action  of  Sinho,  takmg  of  Tangku.  storm  and  capture  of  the  Taku  Forts  ( Medal  with 

aud'KhedWe'sStai)  "^^       °°'°'^^*^'*5'^"'''^^  ""*  '^"''''''  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp, 

"I  Clone!  P.  L  Playfair  served  during  the  second  Burmese  war,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of 
Rangoon  12th  and  14th  April  1852  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  >.    «•"    i.»i,i,uio  i^. 

5«  Colonel  AG.  Plomer  served  with  the  Light  Battalion  in  the  Persian  E.'ipeditionary  Force  in  iS-,7  and  was 
present  at  the  bomlmrdment  and  capture  of  the  Forts  of  Mohumra,  and  pursuit  of  the  Persian  Army  ( .Medal  and 
Uasp).  Served  in  the  suppression  of  the  mutiny  at  Aurungabad  in  June  1857,  and  subsequent  relief  of  Mhow:  at 
the  siege  and  capture  ol  the  Fort  of  Dhar ;  also  in  the  actions  in  front  of  Mundesore,  battle  of  Gurrari,  and 
subsequent  capture  of  that  village  on  the  23rd  and  24th  November  1857  ;  at  the  siege  and  storm  of  the  fortresses  of 
Ohendaree  and  Jhansi,  battle  of  the  Betwa,  action  at  Koonch,  the  different  actions  on  the  banks  of  the  Jumna  from 
the  15th  to  the  23rd  May   1858,  ending  ir  the  capture  of  Calpee,  action  at  Morar,  and  capture  of  Gwalior  (Medal 

WltQ  (w'ltlSp). 

"3  Colonel  R.  H.  W.  Plunkett  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1875-S0  (Medal). 

5S0  Colonel  F.  Pocklm<?ton  served  with  the  sSth  Regt.  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54-55,  includin" 
the  battles  of  Alma  and  Iiikericau,  and  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  sth  Class  of  the 
Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^^'  Sir  Geortre  Pocock  served  with  the  30th  Regt.  in  the  Crimea  from  the  20th  June  to  Oct.  1855,  including  the  siege 
and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  was  severely  wounded  at  the  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  Sth  Sept.  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
Brevet  of  Major.  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"^  Colonel  F.  T.  PoUok  accompanied  a  field  force  under  Colonel  Cotton  in  iS53-54intheProme  andTharawaddie 
districts,  employed  in  driving  out  gangs  of  Dacoits  from  Maoung-Gong-Gic,  engaged  in  several  minor  affairs  in 
those  districts. 

^^  Colonel  A.  Pf.ole  servedin  the  Abyssinian  warin  1867-68  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80  (Medal). 
Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-87  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"*  Colonel  A.  J.  Poole  served  in  the  operations  against  the  Taeping  rebels  in  China  in  1862,  including  the 
second  capture  of  Keding  (Medal).  Served  with  the  67th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  of  137S-80,  and  was- 
present  in*the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  the  affair  at 
Serobi  on  the  loth  November  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-S7  with  the  Shan  Column  in  command  of  a  Wing  of  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Hamp- 
shire Regiment  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"  Colonel  P.  E.  Pope  served  witb  the  4th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in 

the  engagements  at  El  Magfar,  Tel-el-Mabuta,  and  Kassasin  on  the  9th  September  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^se  Colonel  J.  E.  Porteous  served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in   1867-68  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in 

1879-80,  and  took  part  with  the  Kama  Expedition  including  the  engagement  at  Kam  Dakka  (Medal).     Served  in 

the  operations  in  the  Chin  Hills,  Burmah,  in  1891-92, 

"'  Colonel  N.  Powlett  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal). 

5^  Colonel  W.  H.  Rathborne  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1865  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) 
Served  in  the  operatiors  in  Zululand  in  18S8. 

"3  Colonel  J.  T.  Ready  served  with  the  66th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i88o,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagements  at  Girishk  and  Maiwand,  and  in  the  defence  of  Candahar  (Medal). 

^•^^  Colonel  H.  S.  E.  Reeves  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  against  Sekukuni 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Boer  war  ofiSSi.  Served  in  the  Egj-jHian 
war  of  1882  as  Director  of  Transport  (mentioned  in  despatches,  granted  relative  rank  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal,  svd 
Class  of  the  Med.iidie,  and  Khedive's  Star), 

^^2  Colonel  C.  R.  Richardson  served  throughout  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-46  with  the  9th  Regiment,  and  was 
present  at  the  battles  of  Moodkee,  Ferozeshah,  and  Sobraon  (Medal  and  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Punjaub 
campaign  of  1848-49  with  the  6ist  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Ramnuggur,  the  passage  of  the 
Chenab,  the  battles  of  Sadoolapore  and  Chillianwall»h,  and  with  the  field  force  in  pursuit  of  the  Affghans  to  the 
Khyber  Pass  in  March  1S49  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  India  daring  the  mutiny  in  1857-58,  and  was 
present  at  the  siege  assault  and  capture  of  Delhi  in  1857  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^63  Colonel  J.  A.  Richmond  served  with  field  detachments  on  the  Hyderabad  Frontier  from  16th  November 
1858  to  12th  March  1859. 

^*  Colonel  M.  P.  Ricketts  served  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-58  ;  accompanied  as  Interpreter 
to  the  37th  Regt.  and  other  detachments  sent  to  the  relief  of  the  besieged  Garrison  at  Arrah  :  acted  as  Staff  Officer  to 
Colonel  Milmanat  the  action  of  Alrowlee  (mentionedin  despatches),  and  presentthroughout the  siege  of  Azimghur 
from  28th  March  to  15  th  April  1858,  and  various  skirmishes  (Medal). 

^^  Colonel  H.  W.  D.  Riley  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1865,  inclnding  the  recapture  of  Dewangiri 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^^  Colonel  A.  S.  T.  A.  Rind  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the- 
march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major^ 
Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration).   Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^"  Colonel  H.  B.  Roberts  was  in  the  action  with  the  batteries  and  expulsion  of  the  Russian  garrison  from  Re- 
doubt Kaleh  on  the  19th  May  1854.  Served  with  the  R.  M.  Brigade  during  the  siege  of  Sebastopol ;  was  employed 
as  Assi&tant  Engineer  at  Balaklava.  and  with  the  R.  M.  Artillery  in  the  siege  train  before  Sebastopol  in  1854-55 
(Medal  with  Clasn,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor.  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^^  ColonelJ.  F.  Robertson  served  with  the  Persian  Expedition  in  1857,  including  the  bombardment  and  capture 
of  Mohunii-a  and  subsequent  pursuit  of  the  Persian  army  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Was  present  during  the  opera- 
tions against  the  insurgent  Dessaies  in  the  North  Canara  and  Bedee  districts  from  15th  Febi-uary  to  23rd  MaviSsS  ; 
proceeded  with  the  detachment  sent  from  Dharwar  to  reinforce  the  column  under  Colonel  Malcolm  before  Nurgoond. 
^"■y  Colonel  W.  Robertson  served  during  the  Burmese  war  in  1S52-53,  and  was  present  with  the  .Martaban  L'olumij 
01?  its  advance  to  Tonghoo ;  also  at  the  attack  upon  Kyouk  Douay,  and  other  affairs  during  the  march  (Medal  with 
Clasp  for  Pegu).  Commanded  a  detachment  during  the  disturbances  in  Kimedy  in  1856.  Served  in  Bengal  witb 
Madras  Rifles  during  the  mutinies  in  1857-59  (Medal). 


674       Colonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. — War  Sereices. 

'''■"  Colonel  H.  S.  Robinson  was  actively  employed  during  tho  mutiny  against  the  insui'Keuts  in  the  SiimbuliJore 
district  in  ^^s^-<i. 

"'  Colonel  J.  C.  Robinson  served  thrnngboutlbe  Knfir  irar  of  1877-7S  in  command  of  the  Colonial  A rtdlery, 
andwiiB  present  in  the  engagement  11 1  Quintana,  and  numcious  minor  aflairs,  including  that  at  Maliin's  ili.-sion, 
the  attaclv  on  the  Kobogalia  River,  nnu  the  expedition  to  Bomvanaland  (mentioned  in  dest'atches,  Uievet  of 
Major,  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0,  and  was  present  under  Major  General  Sir 
Jolin  Ross  in  the  operations  at  Shekabad  in  April  1S80  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Rolieits  in  the  march  to 
Candahar.  and  commanded  a  battery  of  Royal  Artillery  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

="^  Major  General  W.  Ci.  W .  Robinscn  served  in  the  Crimea,  including  thesiegeand  fall  olSebastopol  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Was  in  charge  of  the  Department  during  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in 
1875-76  (promoted  Assistant  Commissary  General,  mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasji).  Served  in  the 
Boer  war  of  i83i.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Senior  Commissariat  Officer  Base  and  Lines  of  Cum- 
municiilion  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Deputy  Commissary  General,  CB.,  Medal,  3rd  Class  of  the 
Osmnnieh,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'''■'  Colonel  T.  F.  C.  Rochfort  served  during  iho  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1S57-58,  and  was  present  at  the  s.eg3 
and  capture  ot  Luckucw,  the  subsequent  operations  m  Oude  and  actions  of  Koorsee  and  Baree  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
'•'  Colonel  R.  E.  Roe  served  with  the  12th  Lancers  in  the  Crimea  from  the  17th  May  1855,  including  the  siegO' 
and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal) .  Served  as  Brigade  Major  of  Cavalry  to  the  Saugor 
and  Nerbudda  Field  Division,  and  was  present  at  the  affairs  ot  Jcjunge  and  Kubai,  general  a,ctioii  of  Banda  (men- 
tioned in  despatches),  and  surrender  of  the  Rajah  of  Kirwee  on  5th  June  185S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'■''  Colonel  M.  W.  Rogers  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  11(78-79  with  the  force  under  Sir  Donald  Stewart  (Brevet  ot 
Major,  Medal). 

*;'  Colonel  W.  Rogerson  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Light  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war  ot  1882, 
and  was  present  at  the  surrender  of  Kalr  Dowur  and  Damietta  (Medal,  and  KheiUve's  Star).     Served  in  the  expe-- 
dition  to  the  Soudan  in  18R5  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Light  Inlamry  (Clasp),  and  in  the  subseipieni,  occu- 
pation of  Suakin  by  British  troops  in  1885-86. 

=••"  Colonel  C.  K.'  C.  Rooke  served  the  campaign  of  i860  in  China,  includinff  the  taking  of  Sil.ho  and  Inngku 
occupation  of  Tientsin,  actions  ol  the  18th  and  21st  Sept.,  and  surrender  of  I'ekin  (Me. ml  with  t>vo  Clasps).  Serve.'. 
in  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Ro.yal  Srois. 

'''■*  Colonel  H.  D.  Rooke  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshiie  Light  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war  ot  i83- 
and  was  present  at  the  sunenrier  of  Kafr  Dowar  and  Damietta  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  ex- 
pedition to  the  Soudan  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Light  Infantry  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp),  and  in 
the  subsequent  occupation  of  Suakin  by  British  troops  in  1885-86, 

'""  Colonel  G.  C.  Koss  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  m  1868  (Modal  with  Clasp). 

"'  Colonel  G.  W.  I  ■  U.iihe  served  in  tie  Alghau  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  atthe  capture  of  All  Musjal 
as  Adintant  of  Artillerv  (mentioned  in  desiiatches.  Medal  witu  Clasp). 

's^  Colonel  T.  Rowland  served  with  the  ist  Royals  in  the  Crimea  from  the  29th  Aug.  1855,  and  was  present  at  the 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  including  the  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  Sth  September  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  .\fghan  war  of  1878-80  in  conmmiid  of  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  5th  Foot,  and  was 
present  at  the  operations  in  Besud  and  with  the  Kama  Expedition  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB  ,  and  Medal;. 

"*"  Colonel  W.  H.  Rowland  served  with  the  45th  Regt.  lu  the  Orange  River  Sovereignty  darmg  the  Kathr  war  of 
1S51-53  (Medal).  Served  with  the  55th  Regiment  on  the  Uhootan  Expedition,  including  the  recapture  ot  Dewangin 
in  1865  (Medal). 
5'*  Color.el  G.  A.  Russell  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1359  (Medal). 
M6  Colonel  E.  St.  George  served  throughout  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1S45-46,  including  the  battles  ot  Moodkee, 
Ferozeshah,  and  Sobraon  (Medal  and  two  Clasps).  Burmese  war  iu  1S52-53  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  Indian 
Mutiny  camjiaign,  including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow— dangerously  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

=»'  Colonel  H.  H.  St.  Leger  served  duii-g  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1858-59  with  the  Both  Regiment  in  a  Flying 
Column  under  Colonel  Christie,  including  an  engagement  on  the  banks  of  the  Jumna;  also  :u  Ross'  Camel  Corps 
with  Sir  Hugh  Rose's  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Gowlowlie  and  capture  of  Calpee  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  uattle  ol  1  el- 
el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  throughout  the  Nile  Expedition  m  1884-85  with  the 
Cameron  Highlanders,  and  was  Commandant  of  Korosko  from  the  ist  April  to  the  20th  July  1885  (Clasp).  Com- 
manded the  Cameron  Highlanders  throughout  theoperations  in  tho  Eastern  Soudan  iu  i885-:j6  under  Sir  i  rederick 
Steijlienson,  was  Commanuant  of  advanced  posts  from  the  26th  November  to  29th  December,  and  was  prc.-eut  at 
ttc  defence  of  Fort  Kosheh  and  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (meutioued  in  despatches,  DUO.). 

■■*<■  Colonel  T.  A.  St.  Quintin  s-rved  with  the  loth  Hussars  m  the  Alghau  wai  111  187S-79,  and  was  jiresent  at 
the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid,  and  in  the  engiigement  at  Futtchabau  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier 
General  G.  Gough  (menlioneam  despatches.  Brevet  ol  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

»s  Colonel  D.  J.  D.  Saflord  served  with  the  97th  Regiment  in  Bengal  in  supjiressing  the  mutiny  m  i857-5S-witli 
the  Jounpore  Field  Force  in  the  actions  of  Chaiida,  Umniecrpore,  and  Sultanpore,  altenvards  at  thu  siege  aud 
capture  of  Lucknow  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1681  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 

-•■I  Colonel  C.  A.  R.  Sage  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  ot  Major, 
Medal  with  Clasp),  and  with  the  Sikkim  Expedition  in  1868  (Clasp).  ^ 

"'  Colonel  M.  T.  Sale  served  throughout  the  Bhootan  campaign  of  1864-65  in  command  ola  Company  ol  Bengal 
Sappers  and  Miners,  and  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■'■'■^  Colonel  C.  E.  Salkeld  served  with  the  2nd  Bengal  Cavalry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  prnsent 
in  the  action  at  Kassasm  (9th  September)  and  at  the  battle  of  Telel-Kebir  and  the  capture  01  Cairo  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  aud  Khedive's  Star).  ^  ,     .  ,    .,         ^^  n      ■ 

1*3  Colonel  A.  Saltmarshe  sei-ved  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1C57-58  (Medal).  Served  with  the  70th  Regimen 
in  New  Zealand  during  the  war  of  1863-65,  aud  was  severely  wounded  at  Pukikobe  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal).  .       ^  rit-  »      c        1 

-'■'*  Colonel  R.  A.  Sargeaunt  served  it:  the  Passes  during  the  Abyssinian  campaign  m  charge  ol  \V  attr  bupriy 
and  road  repairs  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  -.u  ^i 

595  Colonel  J.  H.  Satterthwaite  served  in  the  operatious  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  m  1875  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

596  Colonel  A.  .K.  Saunders  served  during  the  incursion  of  the  Fenians  into  Canada  in  1866  (Medal).    ^  ,  ■       , 
598  Colonel  H.  A.  Sawytr  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  (Medal  with  Clasp),     berved  in  tlie- 

campaign  on  the  North'West  Frontier  under  Sir  William  Lockhart  lu  1897-98  in  command  ol  the  45th  Battiays 
Sikhs,  and  was  present  at  the  defence  ot  the  Malakand,  tlie  relief  of  chakdai  a,  tl,e  operations  m  swat,  Lpper 
Swat,  and  Bajaur,  and  the  engagement  at  Landakai ;  also  wit)i  the  Tirah  E.xpenitionary  1'  orce  mcluifiug  the 
operaiionsin  the  Bara  Valley  and  the  Khyber  Pass  (several  times  iieutioued  in  despatches,  Medal  with  three 

st^'^Co'lonel  A.  Schmid  served  in  the  Schleswig-Holstein  Army  during  the  first  Danish  war,  and  tijok  p.art  in  the 
campaigns  of  1848-50,  being  presentat  most  of  the  actions,  and  has  received  the  Schle-wig-Holsteiu  decoration 

<m  Colonel  C.  E.  S.  Scott  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  May  1855,  in  the  Trenches  with  the  siege  train 
at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (woundedi,  aud  bombardments  of  6th  and  17th  June  and  17th  August  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,. and  Turkish  Medal).  ,  „       .1    1^  1    „  ,„„ 

Ml  Colonel  C.  H.  S.  Scott  served  with  the  71SI  Light  Infantry  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  7th  February 
t8;5.  including  the  siege  of  Sebastopol,  expedition  to  Kertch,  destruction  of  and  afiaira  at  Taman  (Medal  with  i^lasp. 
and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  with  the  Central  India  Field  Force  under  Sir  Hugh  Rose,  and  was  present  at  the 
a«tions  of  Koonch,  Muttra,  and  Deoiioora,  battle  of  Galolee,  oaiiture  of  Calpee,  action  ol  .Morar,  aud  capture  01 
Gwalior  (mentioned  in  desiiatchesl.  In  November  1858  accompanied  a  Flying  Column  to  hunt  up  rebels  m  the 
Gwalior  district  as  Stat!  Othcer  to  the  Column  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Central  India).  o       ■      1   ,1     „tt,n 

™  Colonel  Albert  Seagrim  served  with  the  ist  Royals  in  the  Crimea  from  the  20th  August  1855.  inclutiing  tne 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Med>.l  with  Clasp,  aud  Turkish  Medal).  ,    „,    .    xi     .,    r.i,f„o  :noln,l(n,» 

^  Colonel  M.  C.  Setonserved  with  the  67th  Regiment  throughout thecampaign of  1860  m  North  China,  .nciuoin^ 


Colonels  Retired  on  F%dl  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. —  War  Seirices.       675  ■ 

the  action  of  Sinho.  the  taking  of  Tangku,  storm  and  capture  of  the  inner  Takii  Fort,  anrl  surrender  of  Pckin 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Also  served  against  Ihe  Taepins  rebels  in  the  vicinity  .if  Shanghai  in  1862. and  was 
present  at  the  taking  of  the  fortitted  stockades  at  Naizang,  sUirm  and  cniitureof  the  walled  cities  of  Kading, 
isinpoo,  iNajow  and  Cnolin,  Served  with  the  67th  Regiment  throughout  ttie  Afghan  war  of  1878  So,  and  nas 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1S79,  and  in  the  operations  around  Cahul  in  December 
1879.  including  the  investment  of  Sherpore  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Burmese  Exiicdition  in  1885-86 
with  tbe  2nd  Battabon  Hampslure  Kegimeut  including  the  surrender  of  Mandalav  (Medal  with  Chisp). 

»"■  LolonelJ .  1' .  1 .  bhadwell  served  with  the  S7th  Fusiliers  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58  ;  commanded  the 
selected  marksmen  ol  the  Regiment  during  the  Peshawur  outbreak  ;  was  present  at  the  mutiny  aud  destruction 
ol  the  51st  Bengal  ^atlve  Inlantry  on  the  12th  August  1857  (Meaal). 

«»  Colonel  E.  W.  Shan-  was  employed  in  the  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1S57-59.  aud  was  present  at 
Bunnee  with  lorce  lorming  rear  guard  of  Commander  in  Chiefs  Army  during  the  capture  of  Lucknow  ;  also  present 
at  tlic  aBair  ot  Uobriah  and  commanded  a  detachment  of  his  regiment  at  Hurryah  on  the  29th  Au<'i;st  7858,  also  al 
Doomeragungeon  26th  November  1858,  under  Brigadier  Rowcroft,  also  at  Burreeah  on  the  ^rd  December  1858: 
present  at  the  battle  ot  Toolesiiore  (Medal). 

«■'  Colonel  T.  R.  Shaw-Hellier  served  with  the  4th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagements  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  Kassasm  on  the  28th  August  (.Medali  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'»''  Colonel  Sidehottoiu-Veuiiersei-ved  with  the  Buffs  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  in  1855  and  was  present  at  the 
assault  of  the  itedau  on  the  i3th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

""  Colonel  R.  J.  B.  Simpson  served  with  the  Burmese  E-xpedition  in  1885-86,  and  commanded  the  storming  part.y 
at  the  Minhla  Redoubt  and  was  dangerously  wounded  in  the  attack  at  Kadoe  on  the  13th  .lanuurv  which  he  con- 
ducted (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  wi^h  Clasp). 

'""  Colonel  T.  T.  Simpson  oerved  with  the  Peshawur  Division  during  the  Senov  mutiny  in  1858.  Serired  with 
the  Foi-ce  under  Brigadier  General  Cnaraberlaiu  in  1S59-60  against  the  Cabool  Khiiil  Wuzeerees,  aud  was  present 
at  the  capture  iiiid  burning  of  Maidanee  (Modal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Field  Force  under 
Brigadier  General  Sir  O.  V.  Taaner  from  the  2nd  September  to  the  2nd  December  1884. 

^''  Colonel  R.  M.  Skinner  served  in  the  defence  of  the  Kuraaon  Hills  and  Rohilcund  against  the  rebels  in 
1837-58,  and  present  at  the  aetions  of  Huldwanee  on  the  17th  Sept.  1857  and  ist  Jan.  1858,  .and  Cherpoorah  on  i3th 
Feb.  1858,  and  saved  the  lile  of  his  commanding  OtBcer  at  the  risk  of  his  own  (.Medal). 

«I2  Colonel  C.  F.  J.  Skottowe  served  with  the  Turkish  Contingent  in  the  Crimea  during  the  Russian  war,  and 
was  present  at  the  defence  and  occupation  of  Kertch.  Served  as  a  volunteer  with  the  35th  Madras  Native  Infantry 
daring  the  Burmese  war  of  1852-53,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Prome  9th  aud  loth  October  1852,  at  Nowany 
from  loth  October  to  20th  December  1852;  accompanied  the  force  under  Sir  John  Chea^e  to  Meeaday,  and  present 
at  the  attack  of  the  stockades  30th  January  1S53,  and  other  minor  atfairs  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu). 

'■'  Colonel  F.  J.  Smith  served  as  an  Assistant  Field  Engineer  with  tbe  Okamundel  Field  Force  in  1859.  Served 
with  the  Abyssinian  E.vpeditionary  Force,  and  had  charge  of  the  survey  and  works  projiosed  and  partly  executed 
in  connection  with  the  su|)ply  of  water  to  Zoulla  from  Koomeylee,  12  miles  (Medal). 

"*  Colonel  A.  E.  H.  Smyth  served  with  the  2Ud  Battalion  I'ith  Foot  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80  with  the  Can- 
dahar  Field  Force  under  Major  General  I'hayre  illedal). 

"^  Colonel  C.  C.  Smyth  served  in  the  Transport  Department  on  the  Red  River  E.xpedition  from  Canada  of  1870 
(Medal).  Served  with  the  51st  Light  Inlantry  m  iheJowaki  campaign  in  7877  (.Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
5iat  Light  Infantr.v  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attacii  and  capture  of  Ali  Mus.jid,  in 
the  first  expedition  to  the  Bazar  Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  advance  to  the  relief  of  Cabal 
including  the  affair  at  Jugduihick  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  in  command 
of  Kroomen  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Ivhedive's  Star) ;  also  served 
m  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  December  1888,  including  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (mentioned  m  despatches, 
Clasp,  iiid  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie). 

''^'^  Colonel  E.  W.  Smyth  terved  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1S65-66  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
Afghan  war  in  1879  (Medal'.  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  in  command 
of  the  25th  Punjab  Infantry  (mentioned  in  despat.'hes,  CB.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Isazal 
Expediiion  in  1S92. 

*''^  Colonel  J.  Smyth  commanded  the  69th  Regiment  during  the  repulse  of  an  incursion  of  Fenians  into  Canada  in 
May  1870. 

••'s  Colonel  R.  G.  Smyth  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  and  was  present  at  the  final  siege  and  capture 
ef  Lucknow  in  185S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'^  Colonel  S.  G.  Smyth  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  (Medal). 

'•-"  Colonel  E.  B.  Snow  served  with  tbe  Baltic  Expedition  in  1854  and  1855  (Medal).  [See  also  Civil  Decorations 
for  Gallantry,  p.  786. J 

''-'  Colonel  H.  G.  E.  Somerset  served  with  the  Cape  Mounted  Ridemen  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1847,  and  in  that  of 
i85o-;2  (Medal). 

''-  Colonel  W.  F.  Spaight  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884 -85  in  charge  of  Transport  at  Dal  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Brevet  of Xt. Colonel,  Medal  with  I'l.isp,  aud  Khedive's  Star). 

^-'  Colonel  A.  G.  Spencer  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-S5  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Essex  Regiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khe.live's  Star). 

'-*  Colonel  A.  T.  Spens  served  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Field  Force  in  1856  and  1857,  and  was  present  at 
the  landing  at  Hallilah  Bay,  assault  and  caiiturool  Reshire,  and  surrender  of  liushire,  at  Borazjoon  (wounded).and 
action  of  Khooshab  ;  commanded  the  Left  Troop  of  the  Squadron  3rd  Light  Cavalry,  which  charged  and  broke  the 
Persian  square  (horse  wounded,  Medal  with  Cla^ p).  Served  with  the  Central  India  Field  Force  under  Sir  Hugh 
Rose,  including  siege  and  cuiiture  of  Ratghur,  relief  of  Saugor,  capture  of  Garrokota,  forcing  of  the  Muddenpore 
Paas,  siege  and  storm  of  Jhansi,  battle  01  Koonch,  battle  of  Muttra,  tbe  three  engagements  at  Jalowlee  on  tho  River 
Jumna  (acted  as  Quarter  Maater  General  to  the  Second  Brigade),  capture  of  Calpee,  capture  of  the  cantonment  of 
Morar,  hnal  pursuit  of  the  enemy  under  Sir  Robert  Napier,  battle  of  Jowra  Alipore  ;  also  served  against  the  rebels 
in  the  Jhansi  and  Jaloun  districts  during  the  monsoon  of  1858  (Medal  with  ClasD). 

'^  Colonel  C.  H.  Spragge  comiraiided  the  Royal  Artillery  wiih  the  'I'irah  Expeditionary  Force  in  the  campaign 
on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  uuder  Sir  Wilham  Lockhait  in  1897  (mentioned  ia  despatches,  CH.,  and 
Medal  with  two  clsspsj. 

«-"  Colone  F.  W.  M.  Spring  served  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  from  23rd  Dec.  1867  as  Commissary  of 
Ordnance  and  was  in  charge  ol  the  Ordnance  Depot  established  at  Senate  (Medal) . 

'"'Colonel  Charles  Steel  served  with  the  12th  Lancers  in  the  Crimeafrom  29th  July  1855,  including  the  siege  -and 
fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'^  Colonel  !■  itzroy  Stephen  served  as  Adiutaiit  of  the  3rd  Battalion  Rilie  Brigade  during  the  Indian  campaign 
of  1857-5S,  including  the  action  of  Ccwnpoie,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  battle  of  Nawabguuge  (Medal 
with  clasn).  Served  in  tbe  North  West  Frontier  campaign  of  1863-64  as  StatT  Officer  of  the  Field  Force  under 
Colonel  M'acdonald  (Medal  with  Clusp).  Served  in  the  Afuhaii  war  in  1S7S-79  with  the  Peshawur  Valley  Field 
Force  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  All  Musjid  aud  with  the  expeditions  into  the  Bazar  and 
Lughiiian  Valleys  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

<■''  Colonel  F.  G.  Steuart  served  with  the  Bombay  Column  in  the  Puniaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  and  was  present  at 
the  siegeand  surrender  of  Mooilan  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Persian  Expedition  m  1856-57,  including' 
the  capture  of  Mohumra  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,,  ..         .     1   j-        t      j 

«»  Colonel  John  Stevenson  serve  dwith  the  54th  Regiment  during  the  Indian  Mutiny,  including  Lord 
Clyde's  campaign  in  Oude  in  1858-59  (Medal).    Served  also  in  the  Bhootan  Expedition  of  1804-65  (Medal  with 

^'  Colonel  G.  G.  Stewart  served  in  the  China  war  in  i860,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Sinho  aad  Tangka 
and  at  the  occupation  of  Tientsin  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .,,„       ..  at. 

"■^  Colonel  H.J.  Stock  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80  as  Brigade  Major  with  the  Southern  Afghanistan 
Field  Force  (Medal)  Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884.  [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry, 
p.  786.1 


676        Colonels  lietu-ed  on  Full  or  Retired  Fay  or  on  a  Pensmi. — War  Services. 

™  Colonel  H.  W.  Stockley  sewed  with  the  Persian  Expedition  in  1857,  and  was  present  at  the  bombardment  o!' 
Mohumrah  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"«  Colonel  W,  Stoddart  was  employed  on  field  service  in  the  Saugor  and  Nerbadda  Territories  m  the  suppres- 
Mon  of  the  Indian  Mutiny  from  9th  February  iS^iS. 

™  Colonel  A.  Straghan  served  with  the  74th  Highlanders  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58.  and  was 
present  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  Shorapore  (Medal) .     Served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry 
in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1&S2,  and  commanded  the  Battalion  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (meniioned  in  despatL-hcs, 
CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp.  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
'"  Colonel  C.  D.  A.  Straker  served  in  the  Afgbaii  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

'38  Colonel  K.  L.  Street  served  with  the  nth  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

"'  Colonel  H.  W.  Stroud  served  with  the  98th  Regiment  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49  (Medal).     Also  at 

Peshawnr,  under  Sir  Sydney  Cotton  during  the  mutinies  from  1857  to  i860.  ,,-  ,  , 

"»  Colonel  R.  W.  Studdy  waa  emploved  in  the  Transport  Department  with  the  Northern  Afghanistan  t  lelU 

Force  in  1878-79  (Medal).    Served  with  the  isl  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (.\Ieda), 

and  Khedive's  Star).  r>      1,       o 

Ml  ColonelN.  G.  Sturt  served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  and  commanded  No.  2  Compan.y  Bombay  Sappers 
«  hich  did  excellent  service  on  the  Senafe  Pass  and  the  Sooro  Defile,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Arogoe  aud 
capture  of  Magdala  (Medal). 

«'2  Colonel  M.S.J.  Sunderland  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  1st  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Sussex 
Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column  under  Sir  Herbert  Stewart,  including  the  action 
atAbuKleaand  ihe  engagement  at  Metammeh,  where  he  commanded  a  half-battalion  (twice  mentioned  nl 
despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  iitar).  Served  in  the  Hazara  campaign 
in  18S8  in  command  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Meda 
with  Clasp). 
«"  Colonel  J.  F.  Sweeney  served  with  the  12th  Regiment  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1851-53  (Medal). 
"*  Colonel  G.  A.  Sweny,  as  a  Lieutenant  in  the  4th  Regiment,  served  in  Abyssinia  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Brigadier 
General  Wilby  ;  was  afterwards  appointed  Provost  Marshal  and  Baggage  Master  to  the  1st  Brigade  ist  Division, 
and  was  pres'ent  at  the  action  of  Arogee  and  capture  of  Magdala  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoteu  Captain 
for  service,  Medal). 

">  Colonel  G.  C.  Swiney  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58  with  the  7th  Hussars  and  was  pr  e- 
sent  in  an  engagement  near  Allahabad  in  Dec.  1857. 
"«  Colonel  A.  Swiuton  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58  (Medal). 

"'  Colonel  J.  M.  Tabor  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
"'  Colonel  W.  J.  Tatham  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  1874-73  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
"»  Colonel  A.  Taylor  served  throughout  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  affair  of  Hamnuggur, 
and  battles  of  Sadoolapore,  Chillianwallah,  and  Goujerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'^^  Colonel  J.  B.  Taylor  served  with  field  detachments  on  the  Hyderabad  Frontier  from  16th  November  1858  to 
2th  March  i8so.  *    rr  i    1 

'»  Colonel  P.  T.  H.  Taylor  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  lel-el- 
Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  3rd  class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive  s 
Star).  .  . 

«♦  Colonel  R.  A.  Ta.ylor  served  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  siege  of  Mooltan.  attack  of  the 
suburbs,  storm  of  the  city,  and  surrender  of  the  fortress  ;  also  the  battle  of  Goojerat.  surrender  of  the  Sikh  Army 
at  Rawul  Piudee.  aud  pursuit  of  the  Affghans  to  the  Khyber  Pass  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Engaged  in  sup- 
pressing the  mutiny  of  the  62nd  and  69th  Bengal  N.I.  and  Horse  Artillery  at  Mooltan  on  31st  Aug.  1858  (Medal). 

<^^  Colonel  T.  Taylor  served  as  a  volunteer  with  the  24th  Foot  against  the  mutineers  of  the  14th  Bengal 
Native  Infantry  at  Jhelum  on  the  7th  July  1857  (Medal).  .     ir-    i        1    „io 

««  Sir  Edward  Thackerav  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  including  the  actions  on  the  Hinaun,  oaiiie 
of  Budleekoserai,  throughout  the  siege  of  Delhi  (Victoria  Cross)  ;  was  afterwards  present  at  the  acti ms  of  Gun- 
geree,  Huttialee,  and  Mynpoory,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  throughout  the  Rohilcund  campaign,  including 
the  attack  an  Fort  Rooyah,  action  of  Alygunge,  and  capture  of  Bareilly  ;  served  also  the  Oude  campaign  ot  ii)58  59 
(Medal  with  two  Clasn's)  ;  was  awarded  the  VC  "  for  cool  intrepidity  and  characteristic  daring  in  extinguiohing  a 
fire  in  the  Delhi  Magazine  enclosure,  on  the  16th  Septemlier  1857,  under  a  close  and  heavy  musketry  fire  from  the 
enemy,  at  the  imminent  risk  of  his  life  from  the  explosion  of  combustible  stores  in  the  shed  in  which  .he  lire 
occurred."  Served  in  the  Afghnn  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  in  the  advance  to  Cabul  with  the  force  unuer 
Brigadier  General  Charles  Gough,  including  the  engagement  at  JugduUuck— severely  wounded  (mentioned  111 
despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  ...  .i  f  n  /^^ 

«»  Colonel  H.  M.  Thompson  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1855-56.  and  was  present  at  the  siege  ana  tail  01 
Sebastopol,  including  the  assault  on  the  Quarries  on  the  8th  June,  the  capture  of  the  Cemetery  and  Rifle  P'ts  of  tne 
i8th  June,  and  with  the  Reserve  at  the  attack  on  the  Redan  of  the  8th  September  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  1  urkisb 
Medal).    Also  served  in  the  operations  against  the  Taeping  rebels  in  China  in  1863.  ,  t       1, 

»"  Colonel  Ross  Thompson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  with  the  Hissarik  and  L.ughmaii 
Expeditions  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal).  ,    „„         j 

»'  Colonel  F.  J.  Todd  served  with  the  1st  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Fusiliers  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-elKebir  iMedal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

<■"  Colonel  K.  R.  Todd  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884  as  Commanding 
Royal  Engineer,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (mentioned  m  despatches,  Brevet  ot 
Lt.Colonel.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedives  Star).     Served  with  the  Nile  E.xpedition  in  1*84-85  (Clasp). 

«3  Colonel  W.  Tolson  served  in  the  Egvptian  war  of  1882  IMedal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  m  the  Nile  ex- 
pedition in  18S4-S5  with  the  i-t  Battahbn  of  the  Royal  Sussex  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the 
Desert  Column  under  Sir  Herbert  Stuart  (Clasp).  u  ,.,      ,  t  1      ™  ., 

'"  Colonel  C.  E.  Torriano  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1854-^5.  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Inkerman 
and  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor, 
and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  18 58,  including  the  engagements  at  Pandora  ana 
Meangunge  and  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  I  jledal  with  Clasp).  .  ■     ,v, 

«»  Colonel  F.  T.  Townshend  served  with  the  2nd  Life  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  present  m  the 
engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Mahsama,  in  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  28tn  August— wounded  (Brevet  01 
Lt.Colonel.  Medal,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh.  and  Khedive's  Star).  .       .   ,^      u  1 

M6  Colonel  E.  J.  Tremlett  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79,  and  was  present  m  the  engagements  at  Kambula 
(mentioned  in  despatches),  Zlobane  Mountain,  and  Ulundi  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Meaal 
with  Clasp).  ^u-       ■        o        o 

««;  Colonel  the  Hon.  Vf.  Le  Poer  Trench  served  with  the  expeditionary  force  m  China  m  1857-59 ;  was  Present 
at  the  operations  prior  to,  and  comman.led  a  lad.ler  party  at  the  capture  of  Canton  ;  also  commanded  a  ladder 
party  at  the  assault  and  capture  of  Namtow  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  „  .  ,        „  o  » 

«o  Colonel  G.  II.  Trotman  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Alghau  war  from  October  1878  to 

Julv  1880,  took  part  in  the  advance  on  and  occupation  of  Candahar  and  Kholat  i-Ghilzie,  and  was  present  in  tne 

engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  ;Meilal  with  Clasp).    .       „        „  ,  »  „>  n,,^ 

«'  Colonel  Thomas  Trueman  served  with  the  Central  India  Field   Force  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  at  the 

siege  and  capture  of  Ratghur,  action  at  Barodea,  capture  of  Garracota,  action  of  Borda,  battle  at  the  Pass  01 

Mudispore,  siege  and  storming  of  Jhansi,  battle  of  the  Betwa    storm  and  capture  of  Lohari,  actions  ot  Kooncn 

and  Muttra,  battle  of  Galowlee  (mentioned  in  despatches  for  "steadiness  aud  gallantry    ),  captures  ot  caipee 

and  Gwalior,  and  several  slight  affiiirs  in  Bundlecuud  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .    .  .u     1    »n„„  „r  n,,.  ai,»<i 

«2  Colonel  A,  H.  Tucker  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  i854-;5.  and  was  present  at  the  battles  ol  the  Aliaa, 

Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  and  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  i  mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  foui  Clasps, 

Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  and  Turkish  Medal).    Served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1864-66  (Medal I. 

«»  Colonel  A.  Tufnell  served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  at  tue 


Colonels  Retired  oh  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.— War  Services  677 

'l^Z:o^'i:i5^S?l^^l^^^^r-    ^''"■"'"■'^  com,naudea  the  Battalion  to  the  en.l  of  the  ompai.u 

«■'  Colonel  J.  P.  Turbervill  commanded  a  detachment  during  the  disturbances  in  Porlah  Kimertr  in  ,s-fi 
B^e^^.^'ao^yer^"^^;;t  t'-^i't^r^fcls.'^^"^*^''"'^  '"  '"^  Sumhulpore'^distHot  in  ,8,8!  atd'reS'.V^.^SX'Lrof  ^'ht' 

<>■'  Colonel  G  W.  M.  Turnbull  served  with  the  Bikaueer  Field  Force  in  1884-85. 

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S  Colonel  T   Turner  served  wilh  the  36th  Cameronians  in  the  Abyssinian  camiiai-u  in  1S6S  I  Medal  I 

CT  f^olonel  A   C.Twentyman  served  throuchout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  the  Traninort  Train  (Medall 
Served  in  the  Zulu  warm  1879  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel.  Medal  with  Claspi  iianipoit  liain  (Medal), 

i^o  Colonel  P.  A.  A.  Twynam  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,882  as  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General 

«'  Colonel  G.  Tyndall  served  with  the  Madras  Ritles  ,857^,8  in  quGllin?  the  mutiny  in  India  and  was  nre=f  nt 
at  the  capture  of  Lncknow  and  with  the  force  under  Major  General  Whitlock  in  1859  (Medal  wth  Clasp)      ^ 

^B  Co  onel  W,  W.addmgton  served  with  Persian  Expeditionary  Force  in  1S56-57,  and  was  iTresent  althe  landin.. 
at  Halhlah  Bay,  storming  and  capture  of  Reshire,  surrenderof  Bushire,  and  during  the  forced  mai"h  on  Boraziooif 
the  occupation  of  the  enemy  s  entrenched  camp  and  the  night  attack  and  hattle  ot  Khooshal   Wedal  with  Clasp) 
desnaih™   Mtdal)  ''"'  "  R«'""'»'l  campaign  in  ,858,  and  takmg  of  Fort  MittiwUe  (meiitioned  in 

Fonitrhi^dSleTregl^ofK^ah^^^^^^^^^^^^^^  ^°™^  ^  -^"-^'' -^  --  1"— t  at  the  capture  of 

™  Colonel  TN.  walker  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1S57-5S  with  the  2ud  Ben-al  Euronoan 
Fusihcrs.  inc  uding  all  the  siege  operations  liefore  Delhi  m  18  =  7  (wSun.ied  011  the  .8th  July),  anTlwJs  selected  a" 
one  of  the  bubalterns  of  the  ladder  party  at  the  final  assault  and  capture  of  the  city  (wounded  on  the  rjth  leptem^ 
ber) ;  was  afterwards  present  at  the  capture  of  the  heights  of  Sonah,  and  surrender  of  the  forts  of  Ketarrte 
.lujjhur,  Ranonde.Furrucknupir,  and  BuUumbghur ;  served  with  the  .7th  Punjaub  Infantry  in  the  Rohilcund 
campaign  m  ■S;8.  including  the  actions  of  Amsoth,  Bagawalla.  and  Nuieega,  and  relief  of  Moradabad  (Meda 
with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  expedition  against  the  Naga  Hill  tribes  in  1S79-80,  and  was  present  at  the  assault  of 
Konoma  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).     [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gillantrv  p   786  ] 

6»  Colonel  C.  T.  Wallace  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry  in  the  E<^rpt  an  war  of  ,88- 

and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh.  and  Khedrve's  Star)    ' 

65'  Colone  W  A  J   Wallace  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  as  a  Field  Engineer  with  the  Ivoorum  Column 

and  superintended  the  movement  liy  rail  of  Sir  Donald  Stew.arfs  Division  in  November  1S78  over  -00  miles  o,- The 

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'f  Colonel  F.  D.  Walters  served  with  the  44th  Regt.  in  the  Crimea  from  the  27th  .Tan.  1855.  includinn-  the  sie^e 
and  fall  of  feebastopol,  and  atuick  and  occuoadon  of  the  Cemetery  on  the  i8th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp  a°nd  Turkish 
Medal).  Served  also  the  campaign  of  i860  in  the  north  of  China,  including  the  actiou  of  Sinho,  assault  and 
capture  of  the  Taku  Forts  (Medal  with  Clasp).  '      =■"""■  "»"" 

6M  Colonel  J.  H.  Walwyn  served  with  the  23rd  Fusiliers  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  including  the  sie-'e  and 
capture  of  Lucknow  and  operations  across  the  Goointee(  Medal  witli  Clasp).  ^ 

6'^  Colonel  R.  I.  Ward  served  as  a  Midshipman  in  the  Royal  Navy.  Was  on  board  H.M.S.  Hannibal  at  the  sie»e 
and  fall  of  hebastopol,  and  at  the  bombardment  and  capture  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  Clasp  and  Turkish  MedaTj 
.Served  in  South  .\frica  with  the  00th  Light  Infantry  during  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal) 

696  Colonel  William  Ward  served  in  the  Mountain  Train  with  the  Field  Force  from'  Aden  against  the  Foodlee 
Arabs  in  180= -66.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  and  was  nresent  at  the  battle  of  Tel-ei-Kebir  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Khedive's  Star) 

6K  Colonel  F.  G.  E.  Warren  served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-^8.  including  the  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord 
Clyde,  battle  of  Cawnpore  on  6th  Dec,  and  subsequent  engagement  at  the  Subada.  's  Tank  ;  commanded  the  Heavv 
Battery  at  the  storming  of  Meangunge,  siege  .and  capture  of  Lucknow  ;  summer  campaign  in  Oude  and  actions 
of  Barree  and  Simree  ;  passage  of  the  Goomtee  at  Sultanpore,  taking  of  Fort  Rehora,  and  attack  on  Koelee  (com- 
manded the  Artillery)  ;  also  served  in  the  Trans-Gogra  campaign,  including  action  of  Cherodra  and  takinc  of  the 
Port  of  Mudjedia— commanded  the  Mortar  Battery  (three  times  mentioned  in  desoatches.  Medal  with  two  (JIasps) 
Served  at  Umbeyla  in  the  campaign  against  the  hill  tribes  in  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1863,  and  was 
present  at  the  storming  of  the  Conical  Hill  and  Lalloo,  also  at  the  engagement  in  the  plain  of  Chumla  (mentioned 
in  desnatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  throughout  the  Bhootan  campaign  of  1864-65  (Clasp). 

6M  Colonel  C.  J.  Watson  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'™  Colonel  R.  J.  Watson  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884. 

'^1  Colonel  J.  B.  Watts  served  in  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1877-7S,  and  was  present  at  the  affair  a 
Jummoo  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1870-80,  and  was  present  in  the  en"-a"-ement  at 
Charasiah  on  6;h  October  1879,  and  at  the  subsequent  occupation  of  Cabul  (Medal  with  Clasp).         "  " 

""2  Colonel  L.  Wavell  served  with  the  ist  Bengal  Fusiliers  in  the  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny,  includin" 
the  action  of  Nujufgbur,  assault  and  capture  of  Delhi  with  previous  operaiions  under  its  walls;  actions  of  XarnouT 
(iungercC,  Puttialee,  and  Mynpoorie,  storm  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (.Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  China 
against  Taeping  rebels  in  1862  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879  (Medal). 

">»  Colonel  A.  G.  Webster  served  with  Lind's  Mooltanee  Horse  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-5S. 
and  was  present  at  Kakraole,  operations  before  and  capture  of  Bareilly,  Shahjehaupore,  and  capture^of  Mohiindee' 
(Medal).  Received  a  letter  of  thanks  from  Government  for  services  with  Meerut  Light  Horse  in  1857.  Served 
with  the  19th  Hussars  throughout  the  Egj-ptian  w.ar  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Medal  w-ith  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan 
Expedition  in  18S4  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  with  the  loth  Hussars,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El 
Teb  and  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  and  two  Clasps). 

'0*  Colonel  A.  T.  Welsh  served  with  the  Soth  Regiment  in  the  Burmese  war  of  1852-53,  including  the  stormin^^  of 
Martaban,  bombardment  of  Rangoon  and  subsequent  operations  on  the  12th  13th  and  14th  April,  and  capture  of'the 
great  Dagon  Pagoda,  and  storming  of  Rangoon ;  bombardment  and  capture  of  Prome  (mentioned  in  General 
Goodwin's  despatches,  and  specially  thanked  by  the  Governor  General  of  India  in  Council),  night  attacks  of  the 
enemy  on  the  Camp  on  the  heights  of  Prome,  and  expedition  into  Poungdey  district  in  February  and  March  18^3 
(Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu,  and  Brevet  of  Major  t. 

766  Colonel  H.  I.  Whele^r  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1864-65  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'6'  Sir  Trevor  Wheler  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1846,  including  the  affair  of  Buddiwal,  and  battles  of 
Aliwal  and  Sobraon  (Medal  and  one  Clasp).  Also  in  the  Burmese  war  of  1852-53,  and  was  present  at  the  relief  and 
recapture  of  Pegu,  and  the  advance  on  Tongnoo  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  Served  in  the  Indian  Miitinv  cam- 
paign in  1858-59,  including  the  capture  of  Lucknow,  action  of  Barree,  and  commanded  the  troops  that  del'eateil  the 
Nusseerabad  Brigade  at  Sahadutgnnge  on  30th  March  185S  capturing  Ave  guns  (Brevet  of  Major).  Proceeded  to 
Central  India  and  served  under  Sir  Robert  Napier;  was  in  command  of  a  held  force  for  some  months  in  the  pur- 
suit of  Prince  Ferozshah  (Medal  with  Clasp,.  Also  served  with  the  Eusofzai  Fie.d  Force  in  1S63,  and  was  severely 
wounded  at  CJmbej-la  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Bhootan  war  of  1S65-66  (Clasp). 

'*•*  Colonel  F.  A.  Whinj-ates  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  April  1S55,  iu?lu«ling  the  siege  and  fall  of 


678       Colonels  Betired  on  Full  or  Betired  Fay  or  on  a  Pension. — War  Services. 

Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  campaifm  of  1S57-58,  including  the 
battle  of  Cawnnore  on  6th  December,  action  of  PuttehRhnr,  and  affair  of  Kanknr  (Medal). 

■'°  Colonel  W.  H.  White  served  with  the  49th  and  26th  Madras  Native  Infantry  durinir  the  Bnrmese  war  of 
1852-53,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Martaban,  defeat  and  pursuit  of  the  enemy  on  26th  May  1852,  attack  and 
destruction  of  the  Burman  camp  and  repulse  of  the  enemy's  attacks  on  the  nights  of  the  17th  and  i8th  July,  and 
from  2Qth  July  to  iSthAue.  i8s2  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Peeu).  .,„,„. 

""  Colonel  W.  ^Vhitla commanded  a  detachment  of  the  ist  Battalion  loth  Regiment  in  the  Peiak  Rivev  Expedition 
in  1S7-,  and  commanded  the  troops  when  a  combined  naval  and  military  force  attacked  and  captured  two  stockades 
and  five  guns  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"'*  Colonel  J  E  Whittinc  served  as  an  cnsisn  in  the  Indian  Army,  and  was  attached  to  the  23rd  Fusiliei-s 
during  the  Indian  Mutiny" from  Nov.  1857  to  Oct.  1858.  Also  served  as  Lieutenant  with  the  8th  Regiment 
during  the  Oude  campaign  till  Feb.  1859  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Lucknowl. 

'1^  Colonel  .1.  M'G.  Whitton  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi  with  the  Natal  Field  Force,  and  had  charge  of  a 
Langer  during  the  engagement  at  Lang's  Nek.  ,.    „     „,,.,,.,.,       ..,  „      ~     , 

■'«  Colonel  Montgomerv  Williams  served  with  the  84th  Regiment  in  the  Shahabad  district  until  the  final  suppres- 
sion of  the  Indian  mutiny  in  185S-59  (Medal).  Served  with  the  ist  Battalion  19th  Regiment  in  the  Hazara  campaign 
of  1S68,  including  the  expedition  against  the  tribes  on  the  Black  Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

E  p'"  Colonel  R.  F.  Williams  served  with  the  Bomba.v  Column  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1S4S-49,  and  was  pre- 
sent at  the  siege  and  surrender  of  Mooltan  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"i«  Colonel  E.  F.  Williamson  embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  2nd  Ba':talion  of  the  23rd  Fusiliers  in  1873 
(Ashanti  Me'Lal).  Served  in  the  Burmese  Expeditiou  in  1S85-S6  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Zeedaw  where  he  commande-d,  and  at  Kadoe  (mentioued  in  despatches. 
Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  in  command  of  the  ist 
Brio-ade  (mentioned  in  desjiatches,  CJi.,  and  Clasp). 

719  Colonel  A.  R.  Wilson  served  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary  Force  in  1S57,  including  the  forced  march  on 
Borazioon.  and  the  night  attack  and  battle  at  Khooshab  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"^"  Colonel  C.  W.  H.  Wilson  ser^-ed  with  the  6th  Re/iment  throughout  the  operations  against  the  hill  tribes  of 
•Sikkim  in  1861 ;  also  m  the  Hazara  campaign  of  1868,  including  the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Black  Mountain 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  , 

721  Colonel  H.  B.  Wilson  served  with  the  71st  Highland  Light  Infantry  throughout  the  campaign  of  1863  against 
the  Boneyrs  and  other  hill  tribes  on  the  N.W.  Frontier  of  India.  Commanded  the  Sharpshooterr,  fnmi  the  nth 
November  to  the  ist  December,  from  which  latter  date  till  the  end  of  the  campaign  he  acted  as  Adjutant  of  the 
Regiment  (.Medal  with  Claspi. 

'"'■'  Colonel  W.  P.  ^\'ilson  served  with  the  qoth  Light  Infantry  in  the  Zulu  war  of  i8;9,  and  was  present  m  the 
eni-agements  at  Kambula  and  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

;-»  Colonel  R.  "W.  (.',  Wiiisloe  served  with  the  21st  Fusiliers  in  the  Crimea  from  the  6th  August  1855,  including 
the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  expedition  to  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  with 
the  2ist  Fusiliers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi— severely  wounded  (Brevet 
of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp),  Also  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1S81,  and  took  imrt  in  the  defence  of  Potchefstrooni 
—wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Queen).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in 
1886-87  m  command  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•  '«  Colonel  H.  Wooil  served  with  the  30th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  20th  May  1855,  including  the  siege 
and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal;.  Served  iu  the  campaign  on  the  North- »Vest  Fron- 
tier in  1862,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Shubkudder  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  ivith  the  4th  Battalion  Rifle 
Brigade  ir'he  Afghan  war  iu  1S78-79  (Medal).     Served  in  the  expedition  against  the  Malisood  Wuzeerees  in  1881. 

:«  Oolone'.  .1.  Woodcock  served  m  the  Burmese  war  of  1852-53  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu). 

•2s  Colonel  H.  O.  Woodhouse  served  in  the  Afghan  war   in  1880  on  the  Line  of  Communicutions  with  Cabul 

'  '-'>  Colonel  W.  W.  Woodward  served  with  the  Persian  Expedition  of  1856-57,  including  the  battle  of  Koosbab 
(Medal  with  Claspi.  Served  in  euppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1858-59,  including  the  action  on  the  Taringa 
Hills  at  Mvbeekanta  and  Goozerat  (Medal).  ,„,.„, 

'">  Colonel  H.  J.  Woodward  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  1836-87  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Bo.yal 
MunsterFu.siliers(Mcilal  with  Clasp).  .      ,     ,,       „     ,      j  .      „^     „  ,„  j   ,> 

"■"■  Colonel  W.  F.  Woodward  served  with  the  6Sth  Light  Infantry  m  the  ^ew  Zealand  war  m  1864-66  (Medal). 

;52  Colonel  C.  W.  Yongc  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Abyssinian 
campaignof  1867-68  (Medal).  .      „„,,„,,,,,     -,.,,,       > 

-s  Colonel  T.  H.  B.  Young. served  with  the  Burmese  E.xpediiion  in  1886-S8  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■"  Colonel  W.  Young  served  with  the  4Qth  Regiment  iu  the  Crimea  from  the  14th  Nov.  1854,  including  the  siege 
and  fall  of  SebastopolT  capture  of  the  Quarries  with  the  storming  party  (severely  wounded),  and  assaults  of  the 
Redan  on  the  18th  June  and  8th  September  (.Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals).  .\l80  served  in 
the  Afghan  war  in  i38o  (Medal).  .,     .     „       ,„  .     .„         ,,    ,  , 

'^''  Colonel  J.  Y^ounger  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  with  the  Royal  Horse  .-Vrtillery  iMcdal). 


Lieut.Golonds  Betired  on  Full  or  Betired  Pay  ur  on-  a  Pension. — War  Services. 

1  Lt  Colonel  S.  Acklom  served  with  the  SSth  Regiment  throughout  the  Kafir  war  of  1877-78,  including  the 
att'-iir  at  Draaibosch  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  iu  the  Afghan  war  in  iSSowith  the  Field  Commissariat  (Medai). 

■'  Lt.Colonel  C.  H.  E.  Adamsou  was  employed  on  civil  duty  during  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1835-89  (received 
the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  mentioned  in  despatches,  iledal  with  two  Clasps). 

'  Lt.Colonel  R.  1.  Adamson  served  with  the  18th  Royal  Irish  in  the  Crimea  trom  the  20th  .\ugust  1S55,  including 
the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

*  Lt.Colonel  H.  B.  .\dcock  served  with  the  6th  Regiment  in  the  Hazara  campaign  of  1S6S,  including  the  subsequent 
operations  iu  the  Black  Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■•  Lt  Colonel  R.  L.  .\gassiz.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  \).  786. 

'  Lt  Colonel  G  A.  .Cgnew  served  with  the  90th  Light  Infantry  during  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  and  was 
present  with  Havelocks  Column  at  the  actions  of  the  .-ist  and  23rd  Sept.,  relief  and  subsequent  defence  of  Luck- 
now  (wounded)  17th  Oct.,  defence  of  the  .\lnmbagh  by  Outram,  campaign  in  Oude,  and  final  capture  of  Lueknow 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  a  year's  service).  „        .  .        ,  ,,     ■ 

'  Lt.Colonel  W.  A.  Aitchison  was  present  with  the  69th  Regiment  during  the  repulse  of  an  incursion  ol  i  enians 
into  Canada  in  May  1870  (Medal).  '  .  .  . 

s  Lt  ColonelJ.  Alexander  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iSS2,and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  in  lorce 
from  Alexandria  on  the  5th  August  (Medal,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star).  r     ■     .   j 

'  Lt  Colonel  W.  G.  Alexander  served  with  the  93rd  Highlanders  in  the  Crimea  from  the  14th  July  1SS5,  inciud- 
int'  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  also  in  the  Indian  campaign 
0f''i857-58  includiii"  the  relief  of  Lueknow  by  Lord  Clyde  with  assaults  on  the  Secundrabagh  and  Shahnujuf, 
battle  of  Cawnpore  on  6th  Dec.  1857  and  pursuit  to  Seraighat,  action  of  Khodagunge,  storming  of  the  Begum 
Kotee  and  capture  o''  Lueknow,  att,ack  on  the  fort  at  Rohea  and  campaign  of  Rohilcuud,  including  actions  ol  Alle- 
"unge  and  Bareilly  ;  served  in  the  Oude  campaign  of  1S58-59,  iucluaing  the  actions  of  Pusgawn  ;i,nd  Russulpore, 
attack  on  fort  at  Mithowlee  and  action  of  Biswah  ;  .Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Force  under  Sir  John 
Garvock  at  Umbeyla  on  the  N.W.  Frontier  of  India  in  Nov.  and  Dec.  1863  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■"  Lt.Colonel  B.  M.  Allen  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879  (Medal),  and  in  the  Mahsood  Wuzecree  Expedition  m 
1881  attached  to  the  Signalling  Department.    Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1S90. 


Lieut.Cohmels  Betired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Fe,iswn.—War  Services.     679 

o/fi,^''*^°'°"f  "•  ^i-^'l^"  ^'^'^^'l  '"  "^'=  China  Expedition.  Also  with  the  R.  M.  Brigaile  in  tho  Crimea  in  iSq^  anil 
at  the  sm-remler  of  Kinlrourn  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Modal)  "m  Liimea  in  iS55,aa<l 

-  Lt.Colonel  S.  V.  Alston  served  iu  the  Soudan  cnmpaisn  iu  IS84-85,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Suakin  and 

^hpT^fr";  ■'"  '"« '^■'S''?f™">'«  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba,  at  that  near  TolVek  on  th™™h  March  aAdit 

Sta?)  "'  '"'™"°"^'^  "^  despatches,  Brevet  of  Lt.Oolouel,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's 

JL^^S'^!lit^:^l^^^^^e^^!^^r^,Sr'°-''''^  ™^  present  in  the  engagement  at  Char- 
fall  oYs'^sTopoi  ^^^SS^tTS!!^^!.^  Seir  '"'  '^""''^  '""  *"^'"^'  •''■'■  '""'^'''"="  '■^°  ^'^=^«  -<» 
1=  Lt  Colonel  R.  C.  Anuesley  served  throughout  the  second  phase  of  tho  Ashauti  war  in  ,874  attached  'o  the 
42nd  Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Amoaful  (sUghtlv  wounded),  capturs  of  Becmahbatde  of 
Ordahsu  and  capture  of  Coomass.e  (Medal  «-,th  Clasp).    Served  throusho.it  the  operationsof  the  SiL  F^^^^^^^^ 

^^rS^^i^^^i^?^^!^:^:^^^^^^  '^'^'^  -^^  "---•  -  '^-"'■^ ''-'"'"  -  in-stritTrii;, 

w  Lt.ColonelB.  v.  Arbackle  served  with  the  force  nn.ler  Brigadier  General  Chamberlain  a^'ainst  tho  Mahsood 

Wuzeerees  m  Apr  1  ana  May  iS(«,  and  was  present  at  the  forcmg  of  the  Uurrarah  Pass,  and  deltruction  of  Makeom 

(Mf i-^l  n'ln  JiP^U    i^l?      "  '^'''"",'  """  r^  '^75-'°  l^"  ^™^  emoloyed  on  Oommissariat  duty  (Medal).  ''"■'^''°'° 

^>'^„°c,    -,1  ^'i       '^^u     °"".  ^^""'^  '"  *'^'^  '^<^"'  Zealand  war  in  1864-66  (Modal).      Served  in  the  E.^yntiau 

war  ot  .882  (Medal  and  Khedive's  Star).     Also  served  in  the  Soudsn  camp  lig  1  m  ,885  (ctasp)  "'  ^ 

'  Lt.Co lone   .T.   A.  Armstrong  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  ,864-65  as  Assistant  Field  Enc-lneer 

i^fsef-TaLSof^the^Kel  'Te'fe""^''''?  ^'"""'  "'  Assistant  Field  iSngiaeer  throughout  the  operatrons 
ot,868;  liadch.ugeot  the  Field  Telegraph  and  was  mentioned  in  General  Wilde's  despatch  for  havinV' rnuidly 
constructed  and  worked  the  Telegraph  Line  (Clasp).  .ui  ua.iu^  mijiuijf 

T,  Lt.Colonel  M.  .Armstrong  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Khyber  Field  Force  (Medal). 

-1  Lt.Colonel  A.  &,.  (.,udwin-Aiisten  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1S77-7S,  and  was  present  iu  the  engagement  at 
Taba  ka  Udoda  anil  m  the  operations  in  the  Perie  Bush— wounded  (Medal  with  Claso) 

M  '' }'h'^°\°}i''^  -Vf  "■'",'."  '''■''I"''  '^,'''"'  Southern  Mahratta  camoaign  of  1841-45.  including  the  siege  and  capture  of 
the  forts  ol  1  iiiiclhi,  I  owiighur,  Monohur,  and  Munsuntish.    Served  in  suppression  ofthe  Indian  .\Iutiuv  .S;8-5q 
mcluding  the  pn>>nit  ol   iaut.a  iui)ee.  actions  with  Bheels,  siege  of  Dwarka.  and  action  of  Somaassa  (Medal) 

-'  Lt.Colonel  I'.  Bailey  served  witu  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  186=  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  (Medal  with 
Clasp). 

.  '•Lt.Colonel  'i'.  J.  Bailey  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition 
in  1S84.     bervcd  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  iu  1885-87  (.Medal  with  Clasp). 

M  Lt.Colonel  C.  D.  Baillie  served  the  campaign  of  i860  in  China  with  ardBuafs  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  tho  Taka 

■^'  Lt.Colonel  J.  B.  Baiues  served  in  the  Afghan  war  iu  ;87g-So  with  the  Koorum  Field  Force  on  Trausnort 
dutj-  (Medal).  ' 

-3  Lt.Colonel  R.  A.  Baker  sei-ved  with  the  Saugor  Field  Force  during  1858. 

=8  Lt.Colonel  \Vm.  Banks  served  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  affairs  of  Bul<»anac 
and  M'Keuzie's  Farm,  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman  (horse  shot);  siege  and  fall  ot  Sebasrflpol,  and  sortie  cia'itli 
Oct.  1854  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medall. 

''  Lt.Colonel  W.  Banuatyne  served  ;n  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  (Medal). 

■'■  Lt.Colonel  C.  St.  J.  B.  Barnett  was  attached  to  the  loth  Foot  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  i8bS-=a, 
and  was  iiresent  at  the  action  of  Sultanpore,  with  the  assaulting  column  at  the  capture  of  Lucknow  relief  'of 
Azimghur,  and  defeat  of  the  rebels  at  Jugdespore  (Medal  with  Clas))).  Served  in  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1865 
(Medal  with  Clasp),  and  with  the  istGoorkhas  throughout  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1868  (Clasp).  Served  in  tho 
Afghan  war  in  1879-S0  (Medal). 

'-  Lt.Colouel  F.  Barn.stou  served  on  the  Bhootan  Expedition,  including  the  recapture  of  Dewaiigiri  in  1865  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

^  Lt.Colouel  T.  A.  A.  Barstow  served  as  Orderly  OfHcer  to  Brigadier  General  Cohbeand  Colonel  Drew  from  the 
commencement  of  the  Afghan  war  in  1878  till  August  1879  with  the  Koorum  Field  Force,  including  tho  Khost 
E.vpedition,  part  of  the  time  as  Superintendent  of  Arm.y  Signalling  ;  was  presenr,  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  the 
Peiwar  Kotal  and  in  the  engagement  at  Mattoob  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

■'^  Lt.Colonel  M.  M.  Battye  served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1S57-58,  and  was  present  at  the  mutiny  at  Dinapor  and 
attempt  to  relieve  Arrah  ;  capture  of  Atrowleea,  advance  to  Lucknow,  and  actions  at  Cbanda,  Umeerpore,  Sultan- 
pore, and  Douraha,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  and  storming  of  the  Emaumliara  and  Kaisabagh  (Medal 
with  Clasp) . 

^'  Lt.Colonel  D.  W.  Becher  served  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  battles  of  Chillianwallah 
and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Inclian  Mutiny  campaign,  and  commanded  a  Detachment  of 
the  8th  Irregular  Cavalry  at  the  repulse  of  reliels  from  Huldwanee  o'u  the  iSth  Sept.  1857  (Medal). 

^8  Lt.Colonel  tr.  \V.  Beresford  served  with  the  Garo  Hills  E.xpedition  in  1871-7?  ;  in  the  operations  against  the 
nagasin  1S77-8  ;  and  with  the  Akha  Expedition  in  1883-84  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

*'  Lt.Colonel  W.  G.  T.  Bickford  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74  (Medal). 

*-  Lt.Colonel  H.  D.  Bicknell  served  in  the  i8th  Royal  Irish  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-66  (Medal).  Served 
with  the  57th  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79"  including  the  action  of  Gingindnlovu  and  relief  of  Ekowe 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

"'*  Lt.Colonel  F.  H.  Blanshard  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80  (Medal). 

*^  Lt.Colonel  L.  Blathwayt  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  with  the  79th  Highlanders,  and  was  present 
at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  actions  of  Rooya,  AU.ygunge,  Bareilly,  and  Shahjehanpore,  capture  of 
Rampore  Kussia,  and  passage  of  the  Gogra  (Medal  with  (illasp).  Served  with  the  expeditionary  force  in  China  in 
1860-62  and  was  present  in  various  operations  against  the  Taeping  rebels  in  1S62  (Medal).  AUo  served  with  the 
Bhootan  Expedition  in  1864-65  (Medal). 

*''  Lt.Colonel  Blea.ymire  served  the  campaign  of  1845  against  the  Hill  Tribes  in  Scinde,  under  Sir  Charles  Napier. 
Punjaub  campaign  of  1S48-49,  including  the  passage  of  the  Chenab,  action  of  Ramnuggur,  and  battles  of  Chillian- 
waliah  (wounded)  and  Cloqjerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Indian  Mutinj-  campaign  of  1S57-59,  including  defence  of 
Cawnoore,  and  iinal  operations  against  Lucknow  (Medal  with  Clasp) . 

«  Lt.Colonel  A.  A.  Boggs  served  with  the  55th  Regiment  in  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1865  (Med  al  with  Clasp). 

''  Lt.Colonel  A.  ,T.  Borton  was  present  as  Adjutant  with  the  69th  Regiment  during  the  repulse  of  an  incursion  of 
Fenians  into  Canada  iu  May  1870  (Medal). 

"  Lt.Colonel  ,T.  Boulderson  served  with  the  71st  Highlanders  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  185S,  and  was  present 
al  the  battle  of  Kotakeserai,  recapture  of  Gwalior,  and  operations  against  Burgore  and  Dowlut  Sing  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Servedal.sotliroughoutthecampaignagainstthehilltribesontheN.W.Frontierof  India  in  1863  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  with  the  91st  Highlanders  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Gingindhlovu 
and  relief  of  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

==  Lt.Colouel  H.  S.  Bourchier  served  with  the  Battalion  of  Royal  Marines  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal 
4th  Class  ofthe  Osmauieh,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'■  Lt.Colonel  ,lohn  Bourchier  served  with  the  8ist  Regiment  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1857-58  (Medal). 

^*  Lt.Colonel  H.G.  Bowen  commanded  a  detachment  of  the  8Sth  Regiment  at  East  London  during  the  early  part 
ofthe  Kafir  war  of  1877-78,  and  served  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^''  Ll  Colonel  W.  J.  Boyes  served  with  the  DuSla  E.Kpedition  in  1874-75,  and  with  the  .lowaki  .\freedee  Expe- 
dition in  1S77-78  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-  80  ( Brevet  of  .Major,  Medal). 

«>  Lt.Colonel  E.  H.  C.  Braddon  served  on  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1865,  including  the  recapture  of  Dewangiri 
(Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-87  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

<■'  Lt  Colonel  H.  R.  Bradford  served  throughout  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1S4S-49,  including  the  atfair  of  Ram- 
uuggm-,  and  battles  of  Sadoolapore,  ChiUianwallah,  and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Present  at  .Jullundur 
when  the  Native  Troops  mutinied  on  the  7th  June  1857,  and  accompanied  the  pursuing  Column  (Medal). 


68o    Lieut. Colonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Eelired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension, —  War  Services. 

^^  Lt.Colonel  J.  D.  Bradley  served  in  the  Crimea  from  loth  Jan.  1855  including  the  sieg'e  and  fall  of  Sebastopol 
and  assault  of  the  i8th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"*  Lt.Colonel  J.  L.  Bradshaw  served  with  a  detachment  of  the  80th  Regiment  in  the  Perak  Expedition  in  1875-76 
(Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

''^  Lt.Colonel  D.  M.  F.  Brady  served  with  the  6th  Regriment  in  the  Hazara  campaitm  of  1868,  including  the 
subsequent  operations  in  the  Block  Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Lt.Colonel  W.  M.  Brander  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  mentioned  in  despatches  '*  for  the  g^reat 
judgment  he  showed  in  selecting;  a  landing  place  and  camping  ground"  at  the  wreck  ol  the  Clpde  (Medal  with 
I'lasp). 

f'^  Lt.Colonel  E.  Brandt  served  with  the  ist  Bombay  Fusiliers  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  ir.  1857-58  at  Sukkur 
in  the  Punjaul),  and  in  Central  India. 

■^^  Lt.Colonel  R.  K.  Breretoa  serve<l  with  the  Hazarn  Expedition  in  1888  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of 
Lt.Colonel.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'•*  Lt.Colonel  F.  H.  Bridgman  served  in  theKafir  war  in  1S77-78.  and  inthe  Zulu  war  in  i879(Medal  with  Clnsp). 

' '  Lt.Colonel  J.  A,  J.  Briggs  served  with  the  rSth  Royal  Irish  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-66,  and  was  present 
at  the  capture  of  Orakau  and  at  the  affair  of  Nukumaru  (Medal). 

"^  Lt.Colonel  F.  S.  S.  Brind  served  throughout  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-60  in  defence  of  the  Kumaon 
Hills,  and  in  Rohitcund,  including  the  affairs  of  Huldawhanee  and  Buhairee,  and  action  of  Churpoorpah  (con- 
tused); the  second  Oude  campaign,  and  with  Ross's  Camel  Corps  in  Central  India  (Medal).  Served  with  the  19th 
Regiment  in  rtie  Hazara  campaign  of  iSfiS.  and  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Bright  in  the  expedition 
uganiKt  the  tribes  on  the  Black  Mountain  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  tlio  17th 
Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Futtehabad  (mentioned  in  despatch, 
Brevet  of  Major,  Medal). 

7^  Lt.Colonel  \V.  H.  Brind  served  as  a  Midshipman  in  the  Navy  throughout  the  Persian  campaign  of  1856-57,  and 
was  present  at  the  landing  under  heavy  fire  in  Hallilah  Bay,  taking  of  the  Bushire  Forts,  bombardment  .storm 
and  capture  of  Busnire  (wounded),  battle  of  Kooshab,  and  bombanlment  of  Mohumrah  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Was  also  actively  engaged  in  several  boat  engagements  in  the  Canton  river  and  North  Coast  of  China  in  1857. 
Served  with  theist  Bengal  European  Fusiliers  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1S57-59,  and  was  present  in 
ihe  actions  of  Barree,  Nawabgunge.  and  Kentour,  engagement  with  and  capture  of  five  guns  from  the  Nusseera- 
bad  Brigade,  and  several  other  actions  in  Oude  (Medal).  Served  with  the  nth  Punjaub  Infantry  in  tho  China 
war  of  i860  at  the  defence  of  Canton;  and  in  1861  was  engaged  in  the  defence  of  Shanghai  and  VVoosung  against 
the  Taeping  rebels  (Medal). 

7*  Lt.Colonel  E.  R.  Bromhead  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Retrimejit  throughout  the 
Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  wa-i.  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Mngfar  and  Tel  el-Mahuta,  in  the  two  actions 
arKassasin,  and  at  the  batt  eot  Tel-el-Kebir(Medal  with  Clasp.  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanteh,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'5  Lt.Colonel  W.  E.  Brown  served  with  the  57th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  5th  Feb.  1855,  including  the  siege  of 
Sebastopol,  attacks  of  the  Redan  on  18th  June  (with  the  storming  Column)  and  8th  Sept.;  also  at  the  bombardment 
and  surrender  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Commanded  a  party 
of  the  57th  Regiment  with  the  Column  under  Brigadier  Coghlan  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  the  Arab  village  of 
Sheik  Othman  on  the  iSth  Marrh  1858  (mentioned  in  despatch,  and  thanked  in  General  orders).  Served  in  the 
New  Zealand  war  in  1861  (Medal). 

■'"'  Lt.Colonel  H.  R.  Y.  Browne  served  with  Wood's  Column  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1870,  and  was  present  in  the 
ongagementat  Ulundi  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

•'*  Lt.Colonel  W.  H.  Browne  served  with  the  loist  Fusiliers  in  the  Indian  North  West  Frontier  v^ar  of  :86i,  and 
was  present  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  the  Crag  Piquet  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  tne  Afghan  war  in 
1S78-79  (Medal). 

•*•'  Lt.Colonel  A.  C.  Srnce  served  in  the  Afghan  war  from  April  1879  until  invalided  on  26th  May  1880,  as  Asj-istant 
Field  Engineer,  firijt  with  the  2nd  Division  Peshawar  Valley  Field  Force,  and  afterwards  with  the  Kbyber  Line 
Force,  including  the  operations  in  the  Shuliman  Valley  and  the  engagement  at  Kam  Dakka  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Medal). 

**>  Lt.Colonel  H.  M.  E.  Brur.ker  served  as  Adjutant  with  the  26th  Cameronians  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in 
i868  (Medal).  Proceeded  on  special  service  to  South  Africa  m  1878,  and  served  as  Staff  Officer  in  the  held  force 
of  Griqualand  West  (mentioned  m  despatches).  Served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  first  with  the  P^rontier  Light 
Horse  of  Wood's  Column,  and  afterwards  on  the  Staff  of  Line  of  Communications  and  Base  (mentioned  in  de- 
spatches, Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Went  to  South  Africa  on  special  service  in  January  1881,  and 
served  under  Sir  Evelyn  Wood  in  the  Boer  war  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General. 

•*'  Lt.Colonel  B.  II.  Burke  served  with  the  68th  Light  Infantry  iii  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1864-66,  including 
the  attack  of  the  Gate  Pah,  engagement  at  Te  Ranga  and  attack  on  Putahi  Pah  (Medal). 

s-  Lt.Colonel  T.  Burke  served  with  the  SSth  Regimeut  in  the  Oimea  from  the  11th  August  1855,  including  the 
siege  and  fall  of  Seliastopol  and  attack  of  the  Redan  on  the  8th  Sept.  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal) . 
Served  in  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1857-58,  including  the  operations  at  Cawnpore  from  26th  Nov.  to 
6th  Dec.  1857,  assault  and  capture  of  the  Fort  at  Birwah— mentioned  in  despatches  (Medal). 

*^^  Lt.Colonel  F.  W,  Buit  served  with  the  21st  Fusiliers  in  the  latter  part  of  the  Zulu  war  and  in  the  operations 
against  Sekukuni  in  1879,  and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  the  stronghold  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
aTst  Fusiliers  in  the  Boer  war  in  1881  during  the  defence  of  Pretoria,  part  of  the  time  in  command  of  the  Regiment. 

86  Lt  Colonel  A.  St.  L.  Burrowes  served  m  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel- 
cl-Mahuta,  and,  as  Adjutant  of  the  Battalion,  in  the  action  at  Kassasin  (gth  Sept.),  and  in  the  battle  of  Tebel- 
Kcbir(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  in  command  of  the 
Mounted  Inlantry  of  the  Royal  Marresentand  was  ])rescnt  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen  and  at  the  destruction  of 
Temni  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major.  Clasp). 

''^  Lt.Colonel  J.  R.  B.  Buscarlet  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

•"8  Lt.Colonel  C.  M.  Calderon  served  on  the  Red  River  Expetlition  of  1S70  (Medalj. 

^3  Lt.Colonel  C.  F.Call  served  in  the  Afghan  warof  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Saif-u-deen 
and  Ahmed  Kheyl  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar, 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  B?-evet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps, 
and  Bronze  Decoration). 

*"•  Lt.Colonel  A.  \V.  D.  Campbell  served  with  the  15th  Hussars  in  the  Candahar  Column  in  the  Afghan  warof 
1878-79  including  the  advance  to  Khelat-i-Gilzai  (Medal). 

'Ji  Lt.Colonel  F.  B.  Campijell  served  with  the  94th  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present;  in  the 
engagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  :88o-8i  as  Provost  Marshal  at  Pretoria 
<luring  its  investment. 

■'-  Lt.Colonel  N.  Campbell  served  with  the  79th  Highlanders  in  the  Crimea  from  the  i6th  August  1855,  including 
the  siege  £>nd  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  inthe  Indian  campaign  of  1858-59, 
-including  I've  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  attack  on  the  Fort  of  Rooyah,  actions  of  Allyguuge,  Bareilly,  and 
Shahjehanpore,  capture  of  Forts  Bunniar  and  Mahomdie,  passage  of  the  Gogra,  at  Fyzabad,  capture  of  Rampore 
Russia,  and  subsequent  operations  in  Oude  across  the  Gogra  and  Raptee  rivers  (Medal  with  i'lasp). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  R.  tfi.  Cane  served  in  South  China  from  1S57  to  i860,  successively  as  Acting  Quarter  Master 
(0  the  combined  force  of  Royal  and  Royal  Marine  Artillery,  and  as  Acting  Adjutant  to  Royal  Artillery,  including 
the  assault  and  capture  of  Canton  in  Dec.  1857  and  minor  alfairs.  Volunteered  for  service  in  North  China  in  1S60  j 
present  at  the  capture  ofTaku  Forts  with  siege  train  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  during  the  occupation 
of  Tientsin  as  Provost  Marshal  and  Drill  Instructor  to  Manchu  Artillery:  also  as  Acting  Adjutant  and  Quarter 
Master  Royal  Artillery  against  the  Taoping  rebels  near  Shanghai  in  1862,  including  the  capture  of  Kahding,  in 
command  of  a  Mortar  Battery  of  native  Chinese  gunners  attached  to  Royal  Artillery  (mentioned  in  despatches,  and 
ist  Class  Gold  and  Red  Coral  Medal  from  the  Chinese  Government).  Served  as  Staff  Otlicer  and  Interiu  eter,  with 
powers  of  Provost  Marshal,  to  the  Column  under  Captain  A.  H.  Murray,  Royal  Artillery,  in  support  of  Gordon's 
Auglo-Chinese  Force  against  the  Taeping  rebels  near  Shanghai  in  1863  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

'■>*  Lt.Colonel  Sydney  Cargill  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  18-0-80  (Medal). 


todia  an°dPsen^;eedwifhIheDaccayut^eLTc^^^^^^^^  ""P'?-™"  ,"''  ">e  Public  Works  of 

Served  with  the  Abyssinian  Expeditionai-y  Force  in  86,  fi?  „n  ,h  ^''°''^°  <>»  'he  i  !th  December  1857  ( Medal) 
Tram  and  was  mentioned  in  de^spatches  fL  zeafanS  abflitv  (Meda'r''"  "^°'  the  Director  of  the^TUspori 

iji.uoionei  U.  i.  Carre  served  in  the  Np^  z*»ai.ir,ri  ■™^*Jr-  V^  ^, 
was  present  at  the  action  of  Orakau,  and  assisted  fn  con  wtin°fht'^»n  "'?,''""■>-  th' Waikato  campaign,  and 
Wanganui  campa.ffn.and  present  at  the  action  of  PukikTmJnt^LoT-  S""°"""'='*  Delachtnent  during  the 
Afghan  war  m  1879-80,  and  was  present  at  the  assault  of  Zaw^?*"^  i"  ''"^putctie^.  Medal).  Served  iS  the 
the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  iSaf.  sIrvedTu  the  E  vpSn^war  S  '?,  '^'^^Pf'^'^^^'  ^^"al).  Served  with 
?n5^p^a^^rei,re:'eroVV^^^^^^^ 

battle  of  Newabgnnge,  and  numerous  minor  actions  (MelaT with  n»,n^  «"  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  the 
campaign  on  tne  .North  West  Frontier  of  India  m  is/,,  'a^ndt'ar'.Jr^^^^nra't  tlrictlon 'o\tLra^dd'u''r'r^^Sai  w^? 

.-Lt:8tSliII;''j;^ST^^^^^^^^ 

m  1S57-58  in  pursuit  of  the  Dacca  Mutineers  and  :  ith  I?re"u?ar  [•<,  v.  h-?  Fusiliers  and  the  Calcutta  Naval  Brijjade 
"uf  ■S:^!^!?!-,---;:- -e,^l--|;ers^  --- -e  Ueutenant 

1S73.  and  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  till  inva  fded  in  SeniPnTh.^  ,  ■  r  °,"  n  ^^f '""  1  detaeliinent  ct  ilariaes  in  May 
ana  was  present  at  the  bombardment  of  thf  AttandS'^^rl^^.ii^^^t'iih  ^cSIs^^of"th'e^llSran7Kh'^ai'.^^?- 

an7,^tf  tte^C-o^ss^iri^l'ijVp^TmJn"  m\h^^  ^nd  '^1*;^'  "^^  ""^  ^"^'"'l,'"  «"^  ^'-^  ^-'-''  ^i"'-. 

tionsinZululandiniSSS.  "™ '°  "-"e  ^^anganm  and  laranaki  campaigns  (Medal).    Served  in  the  opera- 

I"  Lt.Colonel  C.M.Churchill  served  in  Xew  Zealand  from  ,-tVi  v,^,,  .Qc    f,    o,:^        j 
and  captme  of  Raneiawhia,  repulse  of  the  enemv's  auackTn  ,h^rfj„    %\  '^®*'  *°''  ^''.-''^  P'"''^™'  "'  ">«  as«^"" 
and  capture  of  the  fortified  village  of  KetemarUMedan  "    '  Nukumaru.  and  the  affair  of  Kakaramea 

Se'e^diSte  Afghan  ^^a^ln^iir^^Medalf  °^^™""'  '° '"^  ^^'^^^  ^^^-^-'^  -  .S75-76(MedaI  with  Clasp,. 

Addig';ruttn°dUrfo^mei\'L\u;,^t1e'i°^  '^S^d'^f,'",'"''^',^  Department  from  Senaf.S  to 

'^^.r^i;t''co^n1^'?°l1^SL^red?il£Fr"'^°'^ 

and  Khed°ve°s  StV^,-.^  ''"''  '"'"*  '"  "'^  '•°'"^^''  campaign  in  1885  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp. 

prelel'ame  s™^^de""f1eifuLnn?(tere't^f  M^r'Lr^^^^^^  ^°%Z  ''f-  "f^'?,'  Commissioner,  and  was 

part  in  the  defence  of  Potchefstroom.  '     '     ^      ^'*'-      "^""^  '"  ""^  B°"  '^^  °f  -83,  and  took 

"6  Lt.Colonel  M.  de  S.  M.  K.  G.  A.  Clarke  served  the  Eastern  campaign  untU  severely  wounded  in  the  he„,i  »„^ 

taken  prisoner  in  a  sortie  on  the  Trenches  on  the  night  of  the  -^ist  Dec    18-.1  (mpntinLd  i^  rt„  „  ?„>,  ^ 

?MrdYirti,\h''ee^rr-"'5?''.^''^-'°^''!f°.p™^="'''''^'^''^'"^^°^^^^^^^ 

to  1S66  (iiedlu  '  "'"•''""'"  ^""^  ^'^'^'^'^  ^^'"J'"^-  ^"1  5*  Class  of  the  Medjidie).     Servedfn  ?Xew  Zealand 

1"  Lt.Colonel  F.  Clowes  ser^-ed  in  the  Ashanti  war  from  the  30th  November  1871,  and  commanded  in  the  Kn,=„n 

company  of  Wood's  Begiment  at  the  battle  of  Amoaful  (Medal  with  Clasp)  commanaea  m  the  Kossoo 

•I'Lt  Colonel  C.  Coates  served  with  the  95th  Kesjiment  in  tbe  Zulu  war  of  1879.  and  was  present  in  the  enc^a-re 

ment  at  Inyezane  and  in  the  advance  to  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasp)  present  in  tne  engage- 

'  '  Lt.Colonel  G.  Coates  served  in  the  Ashantee  war  under  Sir  G»rnet  Wolselev,  including  the  battle  of  Amoaful 

iTir rh^fmLtr it^!ie^p';i^cV:fM^e'.?fi.tl"cra^pT  '"^^  ^■^'"  -- "' '^"'  ^'^  -  "---  'n^^ellt^Z^l 

wTth™hree  Claspsf       of  Tongku,  storm  and  capture  of  the  North  Taku  Forts,  and  subsequent  operations  (Medal 
i»  Lt.Colonel  W  La  T.  Cockcraft  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-64.  was  in  commandof  the  Royal  Marines 
at  the  capture  of  Rangiriri  and  action  of  Rangiawhia  (Medal).    Was  lauded  on  the  Island  of  Tanna    \ew 
Hebrides.  12th  Aug.  1805  m  the  operations  against  the  natives.  iauua.  .>ew 

'-''  Lt.ColonelJ.  E.  Collins  served  with  the  Burmese  E.xpedition  in  18S5-S6  in  command  of  several  expeditions 
against  the  enemy  near  Mandalay  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp)  !"=""'""» 
PerwarKota'ltMedt\wit^h°Clas'pr  *"""''  '"""■'"^  ^^Shan  ..or  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  t'he  capture  of  the 

'=a  Lt.Colonel  J.  C.  Conington  served  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  1858.  and  was  present  it  the  relief  of  Azimn-),,,- 
and  subsequent  operations  (Medai).  ■"' 

1"  Lt.  Colonel  H.  F.  Cooper  served  with  the  E.M.  Battalion  at  the  defence  of  Eupatoria  and  with  the  Bri.^ade 
in  the  Crimea  during  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  latterly  as  Acting  Qu.irter  Master  •  was  Quarter  M?ster 
ot  the  ist  BattaMon  at  the  surrender  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  Clasp.  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Turkish 

'25  Sir  Anthony  Cope  embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade,  and  served  throu"-h- 
ontthe  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  in  1374,  iacludin^the  battle  of  Amoafal  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
'^'^  Lt.Colonel  C.  O.  Cornish  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  iu  iS6^-66  (Medal). 
■=^'  Lt.Colonel  R.  G.  T.  Cotton  served  in  the  occupation  of  Suakin  by  Briush  troops  in  1885-86. 
'25  Lt.(_'olonelF.  F.  Cotton  served  in  the  Bhootau  campaign  in  1864-65  as  Assistaat  Field  Engineer  (Medal  wiih 

1^  Lt.Colonel  W.  Cotton  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1865-6^  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'2P  Lt.Colonel  G.  Coussmaker  served  with  the  23rd  Bombay  Native  Infantry  in  Khandeish  in  185S. 

'"  Lt. Colonel  John  Creagh  served  with  the  5th  Fusiliers  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaigns  of  1857-59 
and  was  present  with  Havelock's  Force  at  the  assault  and  relief  of  Lucknow,  subsequent  defence  of  the  Residency' 
occupation  of  the  Alumbagh  under  Outram,  capture  of  Lucknow  and  subsequent  uperatious  in  Oude,  the  greater 
part  of  the  time  as  Adjutant  of  the  5th  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  one^-ear's  service).  Served  iu  the 
Afghan  war  of  1S7S-S0,  and  took  part  with  the  two  expeditions  into  the  Bizar  Valley,  with  the  Zaimushr  Expedi- 
iton  as  Superintendent  of  Army  Signalling,  and  afterwards  with  the  Khyber  Llue  Fjrce  as  Assistant  Ouaitcr 
Master  Geiieral  ( Medal) . 

'3-  Lt.Colonel  F.  Creighton  served  in  the  Baltic  in  the  latter  part  of  1S55  (Medal). 

'^  Lt.Colonel  C.  A.  Cresswell  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  as  Political  0£B.eer  (Medal  with 
Clasp). 

*3*  Lt.Colonel  E.  R.  M.  Crooke  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1884-S5,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Suakin  and 
\ras  present  at  the  destrucfion  of  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp  'and 
Khedive's  Star).  ' 

'^5  Lt.Colonel  J.  G.  Crosbie  served  with  the  2ud  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Afghan  war  from  June  to  September 

•1S80;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  L'andahar 

(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration).    Served  in  the  Soudan  Esoedition  in  1J84  with  the  3rd   Battalion 

King's  Royal   Rifle  Corps,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp  and 

Khedive's  Star). 

3  h 


682    LieicLColoiiels  Betired  on  Full  or  EeHred  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.—  War  Services. 

"6  Lt.Co'.onel  A.  J.  C.  Cunniugham  served  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  in  the  Bhootan  Field  Force  in  1865-6., 

'"'S'  U  Colonel''c''cunninKliani  served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1868  as  Acting  Quarter  Master  on  detached 
duty  at  Antalo,  superintending  works  in  that  division  with  Madras  Sappers  (Medal).  T?„„;„„„f 

1*  Lt  Colonel  Michael  Curry  served  in  the  mutmy  in  India  m  1857-58,  and  was  present  when  the  Sist  Regiment, 
under  Colonel  Benny,  with  two  troops  of  the  Bengal  Horse  Artillery,  disarmed  at  Mean  Meer  one  Regiment  of 
Native  Cavalry  and 'three  Regiments  of  Native  Infantry,  all  disaffected  and  ripe  for  mutiny  iMcdal).     berved  with 

the  Ensoofzee  Expedition  iu  1858  (Medal).  .  o^ /ivf„  i„i  „-,i,  r^i.^.,! 

1'"  Lt  Colonel  H  M.  Dale  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  ini88s"S6  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

i»i  Lt  Colonel  E  S  Daniell  served  in  the  Burmese  war  of  1852-53,  inclndmg  the  capture  of  Pegu  in  November  its 
defence  from  5th  to  14th  Dec.  1852,  and  at  the  subsequent  operations  i^n  that  vicinity.  Served  with  the  Madras 
Sanncrs  and  Miners  during  the  remainder  of  the  war.and  accompanied  Sir  J.  Cheape  sexpedition  to  Meeady  (Modal 
w!fh  Sa.i  to  pTc-u)  Also  served  m  the  suppression  of  the  mutiny  in  Bengal  from  Feb.  1858,  mcludmg  the  cccu- 
patfon  of  the  Aluinbagh  under  Outram,  the  capture  of  Lucknow  campaign  nOude  in  1858  passage  of  the  Goomtee 
at  Sultanpore,  and  other  minor  affairs,  also  at  Shahpore,  and  at  the  Fort  of  Kmh   Medal  with  C  asp) . 

;«  Lt  Colonel  C   M.  Davidson.— For  War  Services,  see  the  Honourable  Corps  ol  (gentlemen  at  Arms.  p.  130. 

i«  Lt  Colonel  R  Davics  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854  S5  with  tht  nth  Hussars,  including  the  affairs  of 
Bulgauak  and  M'Kenzie's  Farm,  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava  (wounded  and  horse  shot),  and  Tchernaya,  siege  and 
fallofScbastoDol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  also  the  Sardinian  .and  Turkish  Medals). 

i«  Lt.Colonel  A.  T.  Davis  served  in  the  Umbeyla  campaign  in  1863  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  with  the  Bhootan 

^^Stfcolonef  L.  a  f 'I'de  Cetto  served  in  India  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  at  the  affair  of  Futtehabad.  cap- 
ture of  Chandairee  Fort,  siege  and  capture  of  Jhansi,  and  action  of  Betwa  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

i«  Lt.Colonel  W.  A.  DeUicombc  served  with  the  Baltic  Expedition  111  1854  (Modal)  ,,„,.„,.„  „„,i  was 

rM  Lt  Colonel  do  Longueville  served  throughout  the  Indian  mutiny  campaign  with  a  light  field  batteiy,  and  was 
present  at  the  actions  of  Agra  (horse  shot)  and  AUyghur-severely  wounded  (Medal)  Served  as  Aide  de  Camp  to 
General  Showers  throughout  the  operations  in  the  Cossea  and  Jyntca  Hill  (mentioned  m  despatches)  Served  m  the 
SdhinNW  Frontier  war  of  1863,  and  was  present  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  the  Crag  Piquet  (Medal  with  tlaspj . 

.BfEtColonelA.il.  Des  Barres  served  in'^the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  eug^lgemen  s  a 
Malaha  Junction.  El  Magfar,  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  Mahsama,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  ol 
Tel-pl-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Mcdjidio,  and  IChedivo's  Star).  „,,,,,.»  i 

i'b  Lord  de  Vesci  s™ved  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i88=,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and 
It  the  battle  of  Tel-el- Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  .    .  ,1,      ■     „ 

I'e'^UCoonelW  Dickinson  served  throughout  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-40,  and  was  present  at  the  siege 
and  surreudei  of  Mooltan,  battle  of  Goojerat,  pursuit  and  surrender  of  the  Se.kh  army  (Medal  wih  two  Clasps 
Served  vvith  the  1st  Sind  Irregular  Horse  during  the  Persian  expedition  m  1S57,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  and 
capture  of  the  Fort  of  Awah  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Was  detached  m  command  of  a  Squadron  o  the  3rd  bind  Hose 
to  Rainootaua  in  March  1859;  employed  against  the  Marree  Tribe  in  1859  (thanked  by  the  Governor  Genei  .1) - 
Was  detached  iii  command  of  k  Squadron  of  Sind  Horse  to  the  Nuggur  Parkur  Field  Force  Iromuly  to  December 
,359     Served  with  the  Expedition  to  Abyssinia  in  1867-68,  including  the  operations  against  Magdala  (Medal). 

■"■  Lt  Colonel  G.  M.  Dobbin  served  throughout  the  Burmese  war  of  ,852-53.  including  the  operations  result  ng 
in  the  capture  of  Rangoon,  and  served  with  the  expedition  to  Donabew  in  Feb.  and  March  1853  (men tioi.ed  in 
desmtches  Med°l  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  Proceeded  with  the  Force  to  occupy  the  Fort  of  Ph.llour  on  the  outbreak 
ortho  mutiny  in  Ala v  ,857,  and  officrated  as  Deputy  Commissary  of  Ordnance  in  charge  ot  the  Magazme  through- 
out the  mutiny  (nuMitioned  in  the  Governor  General's  minute  of  2nd  July  1859,  and  received  a  letter  from  ihe 
Secretary  of  State  f..r  India  conveying  Her  Majesty's  approbation  of  his  conduct  during  the  mutiny). 

>«  Colonel  P.  Dods  served  in  the  Punjaul)  campaign  in  1848-49  (Medal).  ^    ^  ..  .     „  „,n„„,„„„:,. 

iw  Lt.Colonel  H.  E.  Dolphm  served  in  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1865.  and  was  present  at  the  recaptuie  of  Dewangu 

(Medal  with  Clasp).  ,     „       „     ,       ,  ■      „^     ^^  nr    -1  i> 

i«|  Lt  Colonel  J.  K.  Dooner  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1S64-66  (Medal).  »     .  tu„ 

in  Lt' Colonel  G.  Dare  Dowell  served  in  the  Baltic  during  the  Russian  war  m  1854-5S.  and  was  present  at  the 
bombardment  of  Sweabolg  and  several  minor  engagements  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Victoria  Cross,  and  Medal)  ; 
was  awarded  the  Y^  for  the  following  service:-"  An  explosion  having  occurred  in  one  of  the  rocket-boats  of  the 
^rrofl  1"  u  1  g  an  attack  on  the  forts^near  Viborg,  Lieutenant  Dowell  (who  was  on  board  the  7(«(,i,  gunboat  while 
Ws  own  boat  was  receiving  a  supply  of  rockets)  was  the  first  to  jump  into  the  quarter  beat  of  the  £„%,  and  will 
ttee  volmiteers,  himself  pulling  the  stroke  oar,  proceeded  instantly,  under  a  heavy  fire  of  grape  and  musketry,  to 
the  aslist™  ce  of  the  cutter's  crew.  The  Russians  endeavoured  to  prevent  his  object  of  saving  the  men  and  boat, 
but  l!feutmant  Dowell  succeeded  in  taking  up  three  of  the  boat's  crew,  and  placmg  them  on  board  the  _ie«4i,,  and  on 
his  returning  to  the  spot  was  mainly  instrumental  in  keeping  afloat  and  bringing  ofl  the  sinking  cutter. 

!«-•  Lt  Colonel  K  C  L.  Durnford  served  with  the  R.M.  BattaUon  at  the  operations  against  and  surrender  of  the  forts 
of  Bomarsand  in  Aug.  1854,  the  latter  part  of  the  time  doing  duty  as  Assistant  Engineer  Served  with  the 
Baltic  Expedition  in  1855,  and  was  in  command  of  a  Mortar  in  the  flotilla  during  the  bombardment  of  Sweaborg 

'■'IS^Lt.'Colonel  F.  W.  Durrant  served  with  the  3  5rd  Regiment  throughout  the  .Abyssinian  campaign  of  1867-68, 
and  w-a's  present  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal).  .=  ,,,-•       •    .,     t   j  „ 

""UColone    Dysart  served  in  the  3rd  Madras  European  Regiment  with  the  Saugor  field  division  in  the  Indian 


Kebir  (Medal  wFth  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Royal  Marine  B-attalion  in  the  Soudan  campaign 
1^  i8S4-85rand  was   present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrck  zereba  and  at  the  destruction  of 

"^^  Lt'cotonerKUernian  served  in  the  Peshawur  Ex-peditionary  force  on  the  Euzofzie  Frontier  under  Sir  Sydney  - 
Cotton  in  April  and  May  185S,  and  at  the  affair  with  the  Hindostanee  fanatics  on  the  heights  of  Sittana  on  the  4tli' 

^?^  S^cSl<ineUl'.*i'uD.  Elliot  served  with  the  4th  Regiment  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  in  1855  (Medal  with) 

"''SiVcolonef  A^^Ems^CTved  in  the  Black  Sea  during  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  in  1855  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 

""^  V^'L^C^JlonelE  C  Elliston  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Koorum 
Valley  (Medal).    Served  with  the  Akha  Expedition  in  1883-84  imentioned  m  despatches). 
i;s  Lt  Colonel  A.  E.  England.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  p.  786.  ..,„.-  p    00 

i;6  Lt'Colonel  J  M  P.  England  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Fusiliers  in  the  Egyptian  w;ar  of  1882, 
and  was  present  at  the  battllof  Tel-el-Kebir  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  ot  the  Medjidie,  and 

^rrs'^r'tVofonel'E  W  Evans  served  with  the  19th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  sth  January  to  the  |th 
nrtober  -8^^  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (severely  wounded),  and  storming  of  the  Redim  on  the  Sth 
Sentembir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  as  Brigade  Major  1st  Brigade  Hazara  Field  Force  in 
1868,  including  the  expedition  against  the  tribes  on  the  Black  Mountain  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  v.ith 

^^^is^Lt  Colonel  Everitt  served  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  Royal  Marine  Artillery  Battalioi^alia 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  El  Magfar,  at  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  lel-el-Kebu  (Medal 

"wo  T  M^nionel  ^li  L!Evre'served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar 
Kotal  the  operations  in  the  Khosi  Valley,  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879,  the  operations 
round  Cabii'  in  December  1S79  including  the  investment  of  Sherpore,  and  the  engagement  at  Baidabad  ;    accom- 


LleutGolonels  Betirecl  on  Full  or  Eetlred  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.— War  Services.    683 

l^^nS^t^lt'^ro^frell^^^ir''^  ">  ^'^°^'""^'  -^"^^  --  "--"^  "  '^"  •^""■e  of  Candahar  (Medal  with 
,,,'"  I'tCjIonel  H.J  Faireloth  served  with  the  Sist  Regiment  in  the  Eusiofzie  expedition  in  i8,S  (Medal  with 
I.  lasp).  berved  in  the  Indmn  Mutiny  in  ,857-58.  and  was  present  when  the  Sist  Reginient  under  ufMonelleTiuv 
with  two  troops  of  the  Bengal  Horse  Artillery,  disarmed  at  Mean  Meeroue  Ke-iment  ,.f  Xative  C  ivalrvaud  t  h  'ee 
Regiments  of  Native  Infantry,  all  disaffected  and  ripe  for  mutinv  1  Modal).  Served  in  the  A  4au  war  n  1878^0' 
and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  AH  Mnsjid  (  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp)"  -  73-79. 

A  Lt.Colonel  G.  L.  M  L.  Farmer  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  ScthRiHes  iu  the  Afphau  war  from  October  1878 
CO  October  ,8So  and  took  part  in  the  advance  on,  and  occupation  of,  Can.iahar  and  KhXt-i-Shdzte  ( tf  Jdal) 

■•n*t?,^';V"?w  wJ,:  n'r  r^^oT"  ^V"^  ""'"^  """  •^°'^-''^'  Afrcedce  Expedition  in  ,877-78  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
m  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid,  in  the  en<.iv4ment  at 
(harasiah  on  the  6th  October  ,879  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  fn  December 
R„'.S„"t"'';hf™»"Mf ■?-■"=, "f"'''  -S'"""  Heights  (.nent.oned  in  despatches);  accompanied  Sir  Frederick 
Robert,  m  the  maich  t^  Cand.ahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal 
mth  lour  (  lasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).     Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-88  (Clasp). 

'-'  Lt.Colonel  R  H.  Tawcett  served  throughout  tlie  Abyssinian  campaign  in  ,867-68,  and  was  present  with  the 
33rd  Regiment  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  Magdaia  (Medall  -  ' 

189  Lt.Colonel  E  Feneran  landed  with  the  iSth  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  on  the  2,st  April  ,353,  and  served  at  the 
siege  and  fall  of  bebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medall. 

i*>  Lt.  Colonel  G.  A  Ferris  served  with  the  2Qth  Foot  throughout  the  Puujanb  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the 
passage  of  the  Lhenab,  and  battles  01  Chillian wallah  and  Gooierat  (Medal  with  two  ClasDS) 

151  Lt.Colonel  W.C  F.  Field  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  .-Expedition  in  i8S4.-  Served  with  the  Burmese 
Expedition  in  1S87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

i»=  Lt.Colonel  W  H.  M.  FitzHerbert  served  with  the  4th  Battalion  RiBe  Brigade  in  the  Jowaki  campai^^u  in 
1877  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Peshawur  Valley  Field  Force  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  and  was 
present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  and  with  the  expechtions  into  the  Bazar  and  Lu.'hmau  Vallevs 
<Me.-ial  with  Clasp  I.  °  •' 

181  Lt.Colonel  E.  A.  PitzRoy  served  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  from  the  13th  Deo.  1S67.  and  was  pre- 
sent at  the  tail  of  Magdala  (Medal).  J  /.  1- 

i=«  Lt.Colonel  E.  M.  Forbes  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  ,864-63.  ami  was  present  at  the  capture  of 
Fort  Dahmkote  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  iu  the  Afghan  war  in  ,870,  including  the  operations  in  the  Khvber 
Pass  (Medal). 

"'  Lt.Colonel  H.  V.  Forbes  served  with  the  expeditions  to  the  Baltic  in  ,854  and  ,855  (Medal). 

I's  Lt.Colonel  J.  F.  Forbes  was  present  at  the  suppression  of  the  mutiny  at  Auruugabad  in  jaue  185-  and  sub- 
sequent relief  of  Mhow  ;  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  the  fort  of  Dhar ;  in  the  actions  in  front  of  Muudesorc  battle 
and  subsequent  capture  of  Gurraria  (wounded),  at  the  siege  and  storm  of  the  fortresses  of  Coandaree  (ivoimded) 
and  Jhansi,  battle  of  the  Betwa,  action  at  Kooneli,  the  different  actions  on  the  banks  of  the  Jumna  from  the  ,-th 
to  23rd  May  ,858.  ending  in  the  capture  of  Calpee  ;  the  action  of  Mornr,  actions  at  and  near  Kotah-ke-Serai 
and  capture  of  Gwalior;  and  served  in  the  operations  against  Maun  Sing  in  the  Padrone  jungles  (Medal  with 

""  Lt.Colonel  A.  J.  Ford  sen-ed  with  the  35th  Regt.  in  Shahabad  from  July  to  Nov.  ,858,  and  was  present  at  the 
affairs  of  Rampora-Perrara  and  Jiimaon  (Medal). 

-""  Lt.Colonel  C.  W.  Fothergill  served  with  the  expedition  up  the  Gambia,  including  the  storm  and  capture  of  the 
strongly  stockaded  town  of  Saba  on  21st  February,  and  bombardment  and  destruction  of  the  town  of  Porto  Novo 
rear  Lagos  on  25th  April  ,86,. 

-■"-  Lt.Colonel  VV.  R.  Fox  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  ,879  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"•*•*  Lt.Colonel  C.  R.  Franklen  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  March  ,855,  including  the  sie^e  and  fall 
of  Sebastopol  (Medal  witn  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1858-59,  and  was  fre- 
quently engaged  with  the  enemy  (Medal).  Also  served  with  the  expedition  to  China  in  ,860,  and  was  present  at 
Tangku,  capture  of  Taku  Forts,  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^''^  Lt.Colonel  G.  Froom  served  with  the  (14th  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  ,879,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations 
against  Sekukuni,  including  the  storming  of  the  stronghold  (Medal  with  Ciasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of 
E8S0-81,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  St^nderton  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

2«>  Lt.Colonel  E.  J.  Fryer  served  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-59,  including  the  sice 
and  capture  of  Lucknow  and  subsequent  operations  (mentioned  in  despatch,  Medal  with  Ciasp).  Served  us  Bri'^adier 
Major  with  the  Sikhim  Field  Force  in  i36i  (mentioned  in  despatch).  ° 

~^'^  Lt.Colonel  F.  Galloway  served  in  the  Afghan  war  ot  ,878-80  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal). 

-°5  Lt.Colonel  A.  J.  GaiTett  served  in  the  .\fghan  war  m  1879-S0,  took  part  in  the  defeiice  of  Candahar,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar — wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-'"  Lt.Colonel  M.C.Garsia  served  as  an  Assistant  Engineer  with  a  combined  Naval  and  Military  Force  a  gainst  the 
Mahomedan  Tribes  on  the  Gambia,  Western  Africa,  in  Februar.v  ,86,,  and  was  present  at  the  destr"uction  of 
several  strongly  stockaded  tovms ;  in  the  action  at  Saba  he  had  a  horse  shot  under  him,  ,iud  was  afterwards 
severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  to  be  Lieutenant). 

-11  Lt.Colonel  H.  E.  Gautter  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-39  with  the  1st  Battalion  Hampshire 
Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-12  Lt.Colonel  F.  F.  Gibbons  sen-ed  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-S0  (Medal). 

-1*  Lt.Colonel  M.  I.  Gibbs  served  in  the  Afgan  war  in  , 87:1-80,  and  was  present  iu  the  engagement  at  Kam  Dakka 
<Medal).  Served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  "West  Frontier  of  India  under  Sh  William  iu  1S97,  and  took  part  in 
the  defence  ol  the  llalakand  including  the  night  attacks  on  the  Camp  on  the  26th  and  27th  July  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

=1=  Lt.Colonel  Gibson  served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1S38  in  Rohilcund  (Medal). 

-''  Lt.Colonel  H.  H.  Godwin-Austen  served  in  the  Burmese  war  in  1S53  as  Aide  dc  Camp  to  General  Godwin 
(Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu) .  Served  on  special  duty  with  the  left  Column  of  the  Bhootan  field  force  as  Surveyor, 
and  was  present  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  the  fort  of  Dalimkot  and  the  stockade  of  Chamoorcbi  in  Decenaber 
4864  (Clasp). 

-'"  Lt.Colonel  J.  A.  D.  Gordon  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1S65-65  (.Medal).  Served  in  the  -Afghan 
war  in  ,879  (Medal).    Served  with  the  ISm'mese  Expedition  in  1S85-87  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

-'"  Lt.Colonel  G.  A.  B.  Ciore  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,882  (Medal,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's 
Star). 

—1  Lt.Colonel  D.  E.  Gonldsbury  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S7S-80,  and  was  present  m  the  engagements  at 
Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-■^  Lt.Colonel  L.  A.  M.  Gra'uie  was  present  at  the  quelling  of  an  insurrection  in  the  lower  part  of  the  Bassein  river 
in  Jan.  1834  (Medal  with  Clasp  lor  Pegu).  Served  m  suppression  of  the  Indian  mutiny  in  Bengal  in  1857-58,  and 
present  with  Havelock's  Column  in  the  actions  of  Mungarwar  and  Alumbagn,  defence  of  the  Alumbagh  from  25th 
Sept.  to  Nov.  ,857,  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  occupation  of  the  Alumljagh  under  Outram,  captui-e  of  Luck- 
now,'  and  campaign  of  1858  in  Oude  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  a  year's  service  for  Lucknow).  Served  in  the 
_\byssinian  campaign  in  ,868  in  command  of  a  Division  of  the  Transport  'Train  (mentioned  in  despatches  for  the 
"  extent  and  value  of  his  assistance,"  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 

-'  Lt.Colonel  D.  A.  G.  C.  Graham  served  with  the  Carabiniers  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,879-80,  including  the  affair 
at  Ali  Boghan  under  Lt.Colonel  Fryer,  and  the  expeditions  against  the  Wnzeeree  Khugianis  and  to  the  Hissarik 
Valley,  under  Lt.General  Bright  (Medal).  .         .,,.„,       ^.       „      ,. 

-^  Lt  Colonel  R  J  G.  Grant  was  present  at  the  storm  and  destruction  of  the  fortihed  native  Mandmgo  town  ot 
Sabajee',  on  the  Gambia,  on  the  ist  Jnne  1853.  Served  ia  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  m  ,857-53  with  the  35th 
Regiment. 

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684  Lleut.Colonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.— War  Services. 

•27  T 1  p^in„»i  V  T    Orave^i  served  in  the  Afshan  war  of  1878-80  with  the  force  under  Sir  Donald  Stewart,  an<l 
was  ir£:lTinL^en%7^^iTJ.A^m^^KUeyl  and  at  the  Jccupafon  of  Ghaznee  (l.revet  of  Major,  Modal  w>th 

25\f  roinnelH  A  Graves  served  in  the  Afghan  war  iniSyS-yq  (Medal).  „     ,      ,  f     o«    «.     ;„  .v,.> 

^^  U  Colonel  h!   F    Griatwood  served  with  the  70th  Regiment  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-65,  in  the 

PTo'?f  f-„f  JeTE°  s'' Grfen'^^rved  wHh  tie  3,rd  Regiment  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  .867-68,  and 
w'^^in^^L'^il^'or'SnnrclptuVeo^  -  the  Egyptian  war  of  .88..  and  was 

^^^3^^Tt  C^;;i''n'er?r(^"afegtv  Sv'^ertSr  ugltlt^^^^^  ^n'dfan^!lf,ni:i■of  ,857-59.  and  was  present  with  the  Meeru. 

^^^3^^  Col™erGriiullav''lei^ed  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1845-46,  including  the  battles  of  ChiUianwallah  (^Sverely 
J   J,        f  r.  .  (AiLioi  4-it^  twn  rinsns)      Served  as  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  to  Brigadier  Generaf 

"  3  itcolcnel  H  Grittcn  tiok  part  in  thedelence  of  Suakin  during  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1=84  (Medal.aud 

^^rVTI^ilnn/l' A  Grubh  served  throughout  the  Waikato  and  Tauranga  campaigns  during  the  New  Zealand  wars. 
of'86^64  inclidtftSfaction  01  C^^^^^^  th«  action  o.  Te  Ranga  (mentioned 

'^?=Z''ro?one?T 'oroube  served  m  the  7th  Fusiliers  in  the  Indian  N.W.  Frontier  war  of  .863  with  the  Eusofzye 

mimmmmmmmmi 

" -'  'l"t  rolouefw   Gu^ v"se"r^-IS  'throughout  the  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny,  including  the  siege  and  capture 
of  MW  relie^of  iucknow Ty  Lord  c| de,  defence  of  the  Alumbagh  under  Oatram,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow, 

'^"'7^''??.fnlo*'?f'E^S1.m^r^Vrv^^  59th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  of   ,879-80  with  the  force  under 

SirDonalfstewari,and  waspresenrin  thee^'gagemfiit  at  Ahmed  Klieyl  and  the  subsequent  operations  m  the 

Logar  Valley  (Medal  with  L'lHsp).  ,  ,  v,„„  „„,  ;„  ,s,R-,n  fir^tt  with  the  Candahar  Field  Force,  and  after- 

"^."tticruerofrH^mitfwat^'m^^^^^^^^^^^ 

pS^siiipiii^^ 

^^::S:eZSS:^i:i!^:^^r^^^^"S:^  ^-  J-aSlTnrAroodea.  and  at  the  deltruct^n  0, 
''''./LrColone\R''°T''mr?'rer?e"thro™^  Indian  Mutiny,,  including  the  battle  of 

Bj;ie^^^staflw^ou"nder^ie?.TI^\cVptureofDelhi,m^^^^^ 

Syre?Sa?rf'rht  GwaC'^SinleS' Spo\^e^^ 

"S  S.Colonefc.  E.  Harenc  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,8So.  and  took  part  in  the  expedition  into  the  I.ughmai. 

'''^'Tt  CoSljnel  H.  D.  Harrison  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  ,879,  and  -as  present  in  the  engagement  at  Inyezane 
and  Ekowe  during  its  investment  (mentioned  ill  despatches  M^^^^^^^  ^  ,855.  including 

.hrsi^g'e°a^n;,'?al^of^^ba^:;^ro"-d-a^jrof^'i^e  ^^^^^^^^f^^  ''^^'^  ^«''^"-     '"""' 

ill'th^'soudan  Expedition  ,n''iS84  "-"^f  f- ^^^''^  «f ^''„74f,tf  th^e' L  ft  Cormn  of  the  Lushai  Expedi- 

■'■'*  U.Colonel  E.  Har%-ey  commanded  the  S^PPe^f  «»'',^'°"f  ""''n,;„^^  ,n  despatches  as   having  been 

tionary  F.,rce  under  Brigadier  General  B°"'„<^,^,er  m  ,87i-7.^and  w^s  ^^^^^  ^^^,  ^^         ^^^^    mountain 

•'  indefatigable  in  pioneering  and  driving  tS*  il'^Te?  lee  E>:pediUorin  and  was  present  at  the  capture 

sides"  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  J°" aki  Afi eedee  Exi^iUil^^^^^  ^^^^  1.^  ^^  ^^  ^^^^  _.^^^^ 

•^^^^r^^^^i^nJ^^^e^iS'^J^  tU^:  afnaTfl^rwards  a/I.eld  Engineer  with  the  Khyher 
''^J;:^^^tt^^^^^^'S:^'^^^^^'^  in  ,860.  and  was  present  at  Sinho.  Tangku. 
and  capture  of  Taku  Forts  (Medal  with  C^lasp).  Borderei-s  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  with  the 

p:;^i^^a^i?F^.?^r?n^9^^{^^SS^?i^^^^  °^  -<> 

of^;e"^^n'°ofl4?in'%n.^^i:s!  ^^  tt%t^e"of ll^tTh^'S/  tVcttJre^ b?rssLit,  defeat  o^f  the  Gwalior  rebels  at 
^'i!^t.:CoZTryrE%t^tir'^iaiV^^^^^^^^^  pa"  i-  the  operations  for  the  withdrawal  of  the 

Egvplian  Garrison  from  Hanar  (CMG.).  p„„;„„Ar  in  the  Bhootan  campaign  of  ,864-65  (Medal 

Jll^^'^t^^^^'^:^^^^^'?^^^  si^s^uently  in  charge  of 

=»  Lt.Colonel  G.  E.  Heme  served  't>«P'i"J?"'\.';Jf°P'"°7,°f  I^^l^'lattle  0^^^^^  °f  ^^^  Sikh  army 

l?'C:;i¥lSS^^=S^;Si^?Sf  S^fiSlstt^S^^^^  ,,,,,, ,.  .«,,3  Of 

B:a.^^rd^i^?.S-s'Flrm!'/,Se^rj^^^ 

^^'^^^'^Ti^'se^^^'A^r.nti  war  in  .873-74  as  Adjutant  of  a  Hospital  Ship  and  on  the 
River^'voUMMeSil).     Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  .nj^386(Meda^withC^  ^^^^^  ^^  ^^^  ^^^^  ^^ 

B^l'r'sSSf  i?-<.^.'si:(MXl)'  Tn'V^\^ei'er^      i'n°ch'aU'  f°rrr m  fhe  flotilla  employed  against  Sebas- 


LieuLColonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Betlred  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. — War  Services.  685 

copol  during  the  siege,  and  also  at  the  bombardment  and  surrender  of  Kinboum  (Medal  with  Clasp.  Knieht  of  the 
'^^jfj'\'"'f  flonoi'  iind  Turkish  Medal).    Three  times  mentioned  in  despatches. 

Lt.Goloncl  H.  S.  Hiorffmson  served  throughout  the  Haj.ara  and  Blaclc  Mountain  campaign  in  1868  (Modal 
with  Clasp).     Also  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  (Medall. 

-■"  Lt. Colonel  A.  J.  Hill  served  in  the  Ashimti  war  of  1873-74  (Medal). 
'    I't.Colonel  G.  Hobart  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1873-74  (Medal).    Serveil  at  Siiakin  during  the  expeilition 

.,-.  &o«dan  under  t>ir  Gerald  Grah.am  in  1884  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
■Ki  '"  Lt.Colonel  T.  .1.  Holland  served  in  the  Crimea  with  the  loth  Hussars  (Medal).  Served  as  Assistant  Quarter 
Master  General  of  Sir  Henry  Havelock's  Division  throughout  the  Persian  campaign  of  1856-57,  including  the 
storming  and  capture  of  Reshire,  surrender  of  Bushire,  forced  march  to  Bo.azjoon,  battle  of  Khooshab,  iiom- 
Imrdment  and  capture  of  forts  at  Mohumra,  and  pur.-.uit  of  the  Persian  Army  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  three  times 
mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  agnin  as  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  with  the  Central  India  Field  Force 
m  the  Indian  Mutiny  under  Sir  Hugh  Rose,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  on  Rhatghur,  the  battle  of  liaroda,  the 
relief  ot  Saugor,  tbe  attack  on  and  capture  of  Garrakota,  the  action  and  forcing  the'pass  of  Muddenpore.  tlie  siege 
and  storm  of  Jhaiisi.  the  battle  ofthe  Betwa,  the  action  and  capture  of  Koonch,  the  action  of  Muttra,  the  battle 
of  Gallowlie,  the  action  and  capture  of  Calpee,  and  the  action  of  Kotah  ke  Serai  (horse  wcninded) ;  the  storm  and 
capture  of  Gwalior,  the  siege  and  capture  of  Powrie,  the  action  of  Bejapore,  and  the  battle  of  Koondryo  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  several  times  mentioned  in  despatches  as  having  "evinced  considerable  intelligence,  great  cool- 
ness under  fire,  and  marked  presence  of  mind  with  conspicuous  gallantry  ").  Served  also  as  Assistant  Quarter 
Master  General  and  head  of  the  Intelligence  Department  of  Sir  John  Micliel's  Division  in  Malwa,  and  was  present 
in  the  actions  of  Raighur,  Beowra,  Mongro.vhe,  Sindwaho,  and  Kurai  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  again 
as  Assistant  Quarter  .Master  General  in  Bombay  to  su])erinteud  the  embarkation  of  the'  Abyssinian  Force,  and 
afterwards  in  charge  of  the  Quarter  Master  General's  Dejiartment  at  Head  Quarters  throughout  the  Abyssinia:; 
campaign,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Arogee  and  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  Magilala  (CJ>.,  ana 
Medal;  Lord  Napier  in  his  despatch  mentions  "  that  Captain  Holland's  exertions  have  been  conspicuous,  and  the 
exactness,  promptitude,  and  ability  with  which  they  have  been  carried  out  deserve  my  warmest  com- 
mendation"). 

'^'"^  Lt.Colonel  T.  Horniblow  served  as  Interpreter  with  the  Detachment  28th  Regiment  with  the  Okamundel  Field 
Force  in  1859,  and  was  present  at  assault  of  the  Fortof  Beyt,  and  siege  and  occupation  of  Dwarka. 

="  Lt.CoIonel  H.  P.  Hornsby  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-58,  and  was  present  at  the  defeat 
of  the  Gwalior  rebels  at  Shahrajpore,  was  Orderly  OUJcer  to  Major  Barnston  commanding  2nd  Battalion  of 
Detachments  at  the  defence  ofthe  Alumbagh  in  Oct.  and  Nov.  1857,  and  at  the  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde, 
incluiling  the  capture  of  the  Secundrabagh,  Shah  NujitT,  32nd  Mess  House  and  Tarakote  1  also  present  at  the 
occupation  of  the  Alumbagh  under  Outram,  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  campaign  of  1858  in  Oude  (Medal  with  two 
dfi_sps,  and  a  year's  service  for  Lucknow). 

-'8  Lt.CoIonel  Hornsby- Drake  served  with  the  ist  Madras  Cavalry  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal).  Served 
with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S86-87  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  (mentioaed  in  despatches. 
Medal  with  Clasp). 

-'''  Lt.CoIonel  K.  Houghton  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i83[.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
promoted  Assistant  Commissary  General  of  Ordnance,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  Clasp). 

^'  Lt.CoIonel  H.  Howell  served  in  the  Afghan  w.ar  in  7878-79  (Medal),  and  with  the  expedition  against  the 
Mahsood  Wuzeerees  in  18S1.  Served  with  the  Miranzai  Expedition  in  1891  in  command  of  the  1st  Punjab  Infantry 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^-  Lt.CoIonel  T.  Blake  Humfrey  served  in  the  Afghan  war  111  1880  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Liverpool 
Regiment  in  the  Koorum  Valley  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Burmese  lilxpedition  in  1886-S7  v^ith  the  2ud  Battalion 
ofthe  Liverpool  Regiment  (Medal  with  Claspl. 

283  Lt.CoIonel  T.  E.  Hungerford  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1834-85  as  Paymaster  with  the  Royal 
Marines,  and  took  part  in  the  detence  of  Suakin,  including  the  0()erations  round  that  place  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star)^ 

2"  Lt.CoIonel  j .  Hunter  served  in  the  Punjaub  campaignof  1848-49,  including  the  siege  of  Mooltan  (wounded)  and 
battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

-**  Lt.CoIonel  T.  A.  Hunter  served  at  the  siege  of  Delhi  in  1857,  including  the  battle  of  Budleekeserai,  opera- 
tions during  the  siege,  with  final  assault  and  capture  of  the  city  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  with  the  Sikkim 
Field  Force  under  Lt.(Jolonel  Gawler  from  2Qth  Dec.  i860  to  26th  May  1861. 

2»'  Lt. Colonel  G.  B.  Hunter-Weston  served  at  the  capture  of  the  Durriabn.d  Ports,  in  Oude,. in  1850.  Served  in 
the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58,  including  the  operatious  in  Oude  in  1857,  the  delebce  of  the  Lucknow 
Residency,  the  operotions  at  Alumbagh  from  November  1857  to  March  1858  on  the  Staff  of  Sir  James  Outram, 
the  siege  assault,  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (three  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two 
Clasps,  and  a  j'ear's  service  for  Lucknow). 

="  Lt.CoIonel  H.  M'L.  Hutchijon  served  throughout  the  Dufl3a  Expedition  of  1874-75  in  the  Transport  Corps. 
Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  as  "Sr  gade  Vl-jJDia.iireouty  Assistant  Adjutant  Gsnerala  iCabul from  January 
to  October  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  m  the  mai>;h  to  Candahar  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General 
MacGregor,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (men.ioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decorationl.  Served  as  D.  A.  Q.  M.  General  ivith  the  force  under  Sir  C.  -Macgregor  throughout 
the  Marri  Expedition  in  1880  (mentioned  in  despatches).  ■     ,    , 

-s'  Lt.CoIonel  M.  W.  Hyslop  served  with  the  93rd  Highlandirs  in  the  Orimea  from  the  14th  July  1S55,  including 
the  siege  and  fall  of  Seba"stopol  (.Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkisl  Me.lal)  Served  also  in  the  Indian  campaigns  ol 
1857-58.  including  the  relief  of  Lucknow  Ov  Lord  Clyde,  defeat  of  the  Gwalior  Contingent  at  Cawnpore  and  pursuit 
to    Seraighat,   actions  of  Pusgaon  and  Russulpore,  and    evacuation  of   the   Fort  of   Mithowlie    (Medal    witn 

-"  Lt-Colonel  J.  W.  Inge  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah 
<m  the  6th  October  1879  and  in  the  operations  round  Calul  in  December  1879  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

M^  Lt-Colonel  E  S.  innes  served  in  the  Egyptian  w.ar  of  18S2,  and  was  present  at  the  bombardment  01  the 
AlexandriaPortsiBrevetofMajor,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  .Khedive's  Star).    ^     ^  .,     ,    _       ,^,    ,^-Ki,.i,^on 

MS  Lt  Colonel  P  N  Innes  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  o£  iel-el-KeDir  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

M*  Lt.CoIonel  G.  E.  O.  Jackson  was  at  the  bombardment  of  Odessa  22nd  April  1854  Served  with  the  R.M.  Brigade  in 
the  Crimea  at  the  battle  of  Balaklavaand  during  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  in  1854-55  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  5th  Class 
of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  on  the  China  expedition  of  1857-59.  including  the  blockade  ot  the 
Canton  river  and  as  Major  of  the  Battalion  at  the  landing  before  and  storming  of  Canton  (Brevet  ol  Major),  aervea 
with  the  expedition  to  the  north  of  China  in  i860  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  „  ,,,    ,   ,,       Ai„,^iti,   tho  s,«f 

M5  Lt.CoIonel  W.  H.  M.  Jackson  served  in  India  during  the  mutiny  of  1857-58  (Medal).  Also  with  the  8i3t 
Regiment  in  the  Eusoofzie  E.xpedition  in  1858  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  tneAlgtau  campaign  ot  1878-79,  and 
nresent  at  the  assault  and  capture  of  AU  Musjid,  and  various  minor  atiairs  (.Medal  with  Lliisp). 

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town  of  Najow,  and  the  atlair  at  Nanhsiaug.  „„„„p  a  0  o„  onH  or!i.snresBnt 

■^".  Lt.Coloue  K.  E.  C.  Jarvis  served  with  the  67th  Regiment  throughout  the  Afghan  war  of  ^78-80  and  wi^  present 
in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879,  m  the  "P>=™tions  around  Cabul  in  Decem^^ 
tioned  in  despatches),  including  the  engagement  at  Asmai  Heights  on  14th  December  (mentioned  mde^^^^^ 
and  in  the  action  at  Charasiah  ?n  25th  April  1S80  as  Brigade  .Major  to  '^"gad.er  General  Mac^^^^^^^ 
(mentioned  in  despatches)  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  '^ '''^™^"''R'°"F*fV<,^o^    Medal  w^^ 
1880,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  three 
Olaspe,  aJid  Bronze  Decoration). 


686    Lfenf.Goloiieh  lieiired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. — War  Services. 

'^^  Lt. Colonel  Arthur  Jebb  sei-vcd  with  the  31st  Regiment  throug-hout  the  campaig-n  in  the  north  of  China  in 
i860,  inchiding  the  action  of  Siaiho  and  storming  of  Tangku  (Medal  with  Claspfor  the  Taku  Forts).  Served 
against  the  Taepings  in  the  vicinity  of  Shanghai  iu  1S62,  ai)'^  was  acting  Aide  Ue  Camp  to  General  Staveley  at  the 
recapture  of  Kading  (mentioned  iii  despatches). 

^^^  Lt. Colonel  T.  M.  Jenkins  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  as  Civil  OflBcer  (Medal  with 
Clasp). 

■^*^  Lt. Colonel  E.  Jervis  served  wi*:h  the  73rd  Regiment  thi'oughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign,  of  :S67-6S,  ami 
was  present  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal).  Served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Sth  Foot  throughout 
the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal  and  in  the  engagement  at  Ali 
Kheyl  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

=*"•  Lt. Colonel  S.  H.  N.  Johnstone  served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58.  including  the  actions  of  Chanda, 
Umeerpore,andSu!t.anpore,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  sub-sequent  operations  in  Oude,  and  alTaira  of  Meau- 
gnnge.Fort  of  Simrce  Beerah.  and  Buxarghat  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"^  Lt.Colonel  F,  J.  Justice  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  ^^'1  was  present  iu  the  engagement  at  Uhindi(Medal 
with  "^laspl. 

^"*  Lt.Colonel  W.  A.Kay  served  with  the  68th  Light  Infantry  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1864-66,  and  was  present 
at  the  attack  on  Gate  Pah  (Medal). 

^'*  Lt.Colonel  C.  R.  Kjng  served  in  the  Crimea,  subsequent  to  the  fall  of  Sebastopol,  from  the  14th  March  to  the 
evacuation  on  the  12th  .luty  T-56.  Served  nlso  in  the  Now  Zealand  war  of  180^-65,  and  was  present  at  the  action 
of  Rangiaohia  ond  at  the  repulse  of  the  enemy's  attack  en  the  Camp  at  Nukumaru  (Medal). 

*J^  Lt.Colonel  G.  U.  A.  Kinloch  served  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuni  in  the  Transvnal  in  1E78;  alst- 
LlirouL'hout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  ])resent  in  the  engaGrenient.-i  at  Zungin  Nek,  Kambula  Hill,  and  Ulundi 
(Medal  wirh  CUisp).  Served  iu  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S6-87  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Somersetshire  Lighi 
liiiantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'"^  Lt.Colonel  T.  H.  Kirby  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18^7-89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

""^  Lt.Colonel  J.  K.  Kirkwood  served  wiih  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Light  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of 
1S82,  and  was  present  at  the  surrender  of  Kafr  Dnwnr  and  Damieita  {Medal,  and  Khedive's  Siar).  Served  in  the 
expedition  to  tde  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shrojishire  Light  Infantry  (Clasp), 

■""  Lt.Colonel  C.  W.  R.  Kitching  served  in  the  Soudan  camnaign  iu  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements 
at  Hai-heen  find  the  Tofrek  zercba,  at  that  near  Tofrek  on  the  24th  March,  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal 
wit)i  two  '.'iasps.  and  Khedive's  Star). 

■"^  Lt.Colonel  W.  M,  Lambert  served  in  the  operations  in  Burmah  in  1885-S6  in  command  of  Royal  Marines 
attaelied  to  the  Naval  Brigade  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'■*  Lt.('olonel  H.  A.  Lascelle?  served  in  the  ludian  campHitfu  of  1857-58  with  the  Naval  Brigade  as  Aide  de 
Camp  to  Sir  William  Peel,  R.N.,  and  wns  present  at  General  Windham's  operations  at  Cawujjore,  and  defeat  ot 
the  Gwaliov  Contingent,  action  of  Kala  Nuddee,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Pimbarked 
lor  the  Golil  Coast  with  the  2nd  BiUtaliDU  Ritie  Brigade,  and  served  throughout  tUe  second  phase  of  the  A3hant\ 
war  in  1874,  including  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  advanced  guard  skirmishes  and  ambuscade  aifaira  between  Adwabin 
and  the  I'iver  Ordah.  battle  of  Ordalisu  and  capture  of  Coomassic  (iledal  with  Clasp). 

^'*'  Lt.Colonel  M.  C.  Lawson  was  in  action  with  the  forces  of  the  Rajah  of  Shorapore  on  Sth  February  185S. 

'•^'^  Lt.Colonel  F.  Lean  served  with  the  Baltic  Expeditions  in  1S54  and  1855  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Royal 
Marine  Battalion,  in  co-operation  wich  the  French  Army,  at  the  bombardment  and  capture  of  the  torts  of  Bomar- 
sund,  Aland  Isles,  in  Aug.  1854,  and  was  in  the  Company  that  took  possession  of  Fort  Nottich,  and  brought  away 
the  Russian  garrison.  Commanded  the  Detachment  of  Marinesin  a  gunboat  of  the  flotilla,  and  was  activel.^- 
engaged  with  the  enemy  during  the  boncbardment  of  Sweaborg  in  Aug.  1855.  Served  with  the  Battalion  sent  out 
for  service  in  Japan  in  1864-66,  and  was  present  at  the  bombardment  of  the  batteries  at  the  Straits  of  Simonr)- 
saki,  the  entrance  of  the  inland  sea  of  Japan,  the  assault  capture  and  destruction  of  the  five  batteries,  stockade, 
magazines,  and  barracks,  and  during  the  shore  operations,  from  the  5th  to  the  Sth  Sept.  1864. 

^'^  Lt.Colonel  C.  S.Lemarchand  served  m  the  IndianMutiny  campaign,  and  was  present  at  ttie  actions  of  Rajghur, 
Mungrone,  and  Sindwaho  {three  times  mentioned  in  despatciies.  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 

^^"  Lt.Colonel  T.  A.  Le  Mesurier served  m  the  Kalir  warin  1878,  ami  inthe  Zalii  war  in  1879  (Medal  witli  Clasp). 
Also  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  in  charge  of  the  Commissariat  and  Transport,  and  took  jjart  in  the  defence  of 
Pretoria, 

3-2  Tjf. Colonel  J.  M.  D.  Lewes  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwai 
Kotal  (Mrdal  with  Clasp).    Also  served  in  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  iSSi. 

^'^  Lt.t.'nionel  T.  H.  Lewin  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  and  was  jiresent  at  the  defence  of  Cawn- 
pore  under  General  Windham,  in  Nov.  1857;  also  at  the  taking  of  the  fortified  town  of  Meergunge,  the  i^iege  and 
capture  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  relief  of  Azimghur.  Served  also  with  the  Central  India  Field  Force  under 
Brigadier  Wheeler  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Scived  with  the  Lu&hui  Expedition  iu  1871-72  as  Political  Otficer 
(Medal).  t 

^^  Lt.Colonel  F.  E.  Lindne  served  will  the  81st  Foot  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  tht- 
attack  aiid  rajiture  ot  Ali  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3~*  Lt.Colonel  C.  A .  Loyan  served  in  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-8  with  the 
1st  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Scots. 

■■'^'^  Lt.Colonel  W.  B. Logan  sei"ved  in  the  Kaffir  war  in  1877-78,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  against  tht- 
GalekoR,  including  the  engagement  at  the  Perie  Bush ;  also  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•^1  Lt.Colonel  F.  E.  B.  Loraine  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^32  Lt.Colonel  N.  Lowis  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  185S,  including  the  capture  of  Lucknow  and 
var.ons  minor  eTirc.genients  in  Oude  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■'3'  Ijt,(_'nlonel  R.  B.  M'Ewen  served  in  the  Central  India  campaign  in  1858,  including  the  actions  of  Rajghur, 
Mungrowlie,  Sindwabo,  and  Korai  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Alghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  m  the  engagc- 
iLCut  at  Charasirth  on  6th  Oct.  1S79.  and  the  suiisequent  occupation  of  Cabul  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■•■'5  Lt  Colonel  R.  J.  M'Ghee  served  witb  t.be  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886  (Meual  with  Clasp). 

^^'^  Lt  Colonel  .1.  A.  R.  M'Kecbnie  serveil  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1384-85,  took  partiu  the  defence  of  Suakin 
and  was  jnesent  in  the  enca-jemeuts  at  Hasheen  and  tlie  Tolrek  zereba,  at  that  near  Tolrek  on  tlie  24th  March, 
and  at  tbe  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

•*^'  Lt.Colonel  J.  M'Lcnghlin  served  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  affairs  of  Bui- 
ganak  and  M'Kenzie's  Farm,  battles  of  Alma.  Balaklava,  lukerman,  and  TcheiTiaya,  capture  of  Balaklava  and 
Tchorgaun,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  operations  near  Eupatnria  under  General  D'AUonville  (Medal  with 
four  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^■*^  Lt.Colonel  D.  W.  Mackinuon  served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  186B  as  a  Sub  Assistant  Commissary- 
General  (Mcdnl). 

•*^^  Lt.Colonel  N.  Macnamara  sei-ved  with  the  combined  Force  before  Sebastopol  during  the  siege  and  its  fall ; 
was  the  senior  Otficer  of  R.M.  Artillery  employed  in  the  Sea  of  Azof  m  June  1855,  and  was  landed  at  Taganrog, 
Marioupol,  and  Ghirsk,  to  destroy  Government  "stores,  &c.  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  present  at  the  bombardment 
and  surrender  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medtjdie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^^°  Lt.Colonel  D.  A.  A..  Macphcrson  served  witu  the  Burmese  Expedition  iu  18S5-86  as  Field  Paymaster  (men- 
tioned in  flespatches.  Medal  with  Clasp), 

^*'  Lt.Colonel  J.  L.  Macpherson  served  iu  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  as  Field  Engineer  (Medal). 
■•-     3*2  Lt.Colonel  W.  C.  F.  Madden  served  with  the  Burmese  Expi^dition  iu  1883-87  witU  the  2ud  Battilion  Somerset- 
shire Light  lufantrv  (Medal  with  (^lasp). 

3^3  Lt.Colonel  F.(j.L.  Mainwaring  served  in  the  Afghun  war  of  1878-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief 
Force  under  Sir  Robei'L  Low  iu  i895niththe  29th  Punjab  Infantry  on  the  Lme  of  Communications  (.vledal  witli 
Clasp). 

3'*  Lt.Colonel  F.  A.  S.  Mannock  served  with  the  3rd  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  iS63,  an<l 
commanded  a  Troop  composing  the  outpost  on  the  Bashilo  river  under  Lt.Colonel  Miller  daring  the  storm  and 
capture  of  Magdala  (Medal). 


Lieut.Golonels  Retired  on  Fall  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.— War  Services.       687 

„""  Lt.Oolonel  C.  G.  Mansei  served  with  the  Mahsoorl  Wiizeeree  Expedition  in  i8S:.      Served  in  the  Waziristan 

sPb  r    1?"^       .'S    ,"'  !:V'""°  Lockhart  id  1S94-95  with  the  3rd  Punjab  Cavalry  (Medal  with  Clnsp). 
-    oo'  >?  j"^?   ^\\--f^^Fy'^'-  served  with  the  nnd  Battalion  ilanchesier  Regiinoat  turousUout  the  Eiri-ptian  war 
01  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Star). 

w  Lt.Colonel  W  Marshall  served  in  the  Afehan  war  in  18S0,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Car.dahar,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  ol  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3<«  Lt.Colonel  p.  W.  Martin  served  duringr  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  from  the  commencement  of  the 
outbreak  as  Assistant  Field  Ensmeer,  was  present  at  the  advance  on  Delhi  under  the  Commander  in  Chief,  General 
Anson,  and  after  his  death  under  Sir  H.  Barnard  :  was  Ordcrlv  Officer  to  the  Chief  Ensineer  at  the  battle  of  Budle- 
keserai,  and  was  present  at  the  siese  of  Delhi  as  Assistant  Field  En!;ineer  (Medal  with  Clasn). 

Lt.Colonel  u.  W.  Martm  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  187c- 80  with  the  Koornm  and  Cabul  Field  Forces,  and  was 
present  m  the  engagement  at  Ali  Kheyl,and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  iu  December  1879  including  the 
investment  of  Sherpore  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree 
Expedition  in  1881. 

*■"  Lt.Colonel  J.  J.  Martin  served  with  the  4th  Regiment  in  Abyssinia  iu  iS68  (Medal). 

^1  Lt.Colonel  C.  F.  Massy  served  with  the  Transport  Train  in  'the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1S68  (Medal).  Also 
served  m  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79  (Medal). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  R.  L.  Matthews  served  with  the  field  force  under  Brigadier  Bagot  which  defeated  the  Fenian 
Raiders  at  Huntingtlon,  Canada,  in  1870. 

^'  Lt.Colonel  J.  F.  Meiklejohn  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  i864-.')5,  ind  was  present  at  the  taking  of 
Bala  and  Chamoorchee  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  .At'ghau  war  in  1879-80,  ami  was  present  at  the  assault 
of  Zawa  (Medal).  Served  iu  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  at  the  reconnaissance  to  Hasheeu,  in 
the  engagement  atHash^en.aud  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

^*  Lt.Colonel  A.  B.  Mein  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

'^"  Lt.Colonel  B.  H.  Metcalfe  seived  iu  the  Boer  war  of  18S1  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 

^^  Lt.Colonel  J.  F.  J.  Miller  served  with  the  19th  Foot  in  the  Eazara  campaign  in  i8^S.  including  the  expedition 
against  the  tribes  on  the  Black  Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80 
(Medal  I. 

'^y  Lt.Colonel  J  J.  C.  Miller  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879  with  the  70th  Regiment  (Medal). 

^^"^  Lt.Colonel  W.  J.  L.  Milligan  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  185S-59  on  the  Oude  and  Nepaul 
frontiers  (Medal). 

^''J  Lt.Colonel  E.  S.  Milmau  served  with  the  Sectabuldee  Combined  Field  Force  duiing  the  mutiny  in  June  1857, 
and  with  the  Kamptee  Flying  Column  from  9th  Nov.  to  31st  Dec.  1838  (Medal). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  A.  C.  Monej-  served  in  the  Ne.v  Zexland  war  of  1864-6^,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  MaKCbU 
and  Te  Ranga  (Medal). 

^''  Lt.Colonel  S.  Moores  served  with  the  2ud  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of 
1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^"  Lt.Colonel  J.  S.  Mordaunt  seiwed  in  Arabia  in  1865-66,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Blr  Said  and 
subseiiueut  operations,  including  the  expedition  to  Shugra. 

3''*  Lt  Colonel  F.  de  L.  Morison  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  with  the  I^oorum  Valley  Field  Force,  and 
was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal  ( Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^  Lt.Colonel  G.  L.  Morley  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India  in  1863  with  the  74th 
Foot  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'^  Lt.Cilonel  Or.  T.  Morris  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80,  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  under 
Sir  Frederick  Roberts,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (-Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

^"  Lt.Colonel  R.  F.  Morris  served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  1868  in  charge  of  the  water  arrangements  at 
Hoomaylee  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

^•^  Lt.Colonel  U.  L.  Morris  served  with  the  Baltic  Expeditions  in  1854  and  1855,  including  the  action  with  a  battery 
at  the  mouth  of  the  Karva  on  i8th  June,  and  at  the  bombardment  of  Sweaborg  (Medal). 

^^^  Lt.Colonel  R.  F.  Morrison  (formerly  a  Captain  in  the  51st  Foot)  served  with  the  19th  Regiment  in  the 
Eastern  campaign  up  to  28th  October  1854',  including  the  battle  of  Alma  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  two 
Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

■I""  Lt.  Colonel  W.  P.  Jlortimer  served  with  the  8cth  Regiment  in  Burmah  i  n  1 853  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu) .  Also 
in  the  Indian  mutiny  campaign  of  185S-59,  and  was  present  with  the  Camel  Corps  at  the  capture  of  Calpee,  and 
served  with  the  Cawnpore  and  Moradabad  Levies  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3"'  Lt.Colonel  J.  E.  P.  Moslcv  served  with  the  6th  Punjab  Infantry  during  the  Umbeyla  campaign  of  1863 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  in  an  engagement  with  the  Bezotee  Afreedces  in  March  1S68.  Served  in  the  Afghan 
war  in  1880  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

'"■^  Lt.Colonel  W.  T.  Much  cjnimanded  detachments  2nd  Battalion  24th  Regiment,  Indian  Naval  Brigade,  and 
Madras  Sappers  and  Miners  on  an  expedition  to  the  Little  Andaman  Island  on  the  6th,  7th  and  8th  Ma.v  1867, 
including  an  engagemt-nt  n-iih  the  savages  on  the  7th  May.  W.n  thanked  by  the  Co.nmander  in  Chief  in  India  : 
commended  by  the  Government  of  India;  and  services  specially  noted  by  order  of  H.R.H.  the  Field  Marshal 
Commanding'in  Chief  in  a  letter  dated  Horse  Guards  27th  December  1868,  addressed  to  Sir  Wjlliam  Mansfleld 
(Brevet  of  Major).     Served  iu  the  Kafir  war  in  iS7;-78  in  the  Ciskei  District  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2"^  Lt  Colonel  T.  Murphy  served  throughout  the  Eistern  campaign  from  June  1S54  to  January  1S56 ;  was 
present  at'lnkerman  and  i-nfafod  in  the  six  bombardments  of  Sebastopol,  and  not  absent  from  regular  trench 
duty  for  a  single  day  from  tirSt  breaking  ground  to  the  end  of  the  siege  (recommended  for  distinguished  conduct). 
Served  in  the  Turkish  Contingent  at  Kertch  from  January  1850  to  the  end  of  the  war  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and 
Turkish  Medal ) 

^"*  Lt  ColonelH  ilurrav  served  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1837-58,  including  the  battles  of  Bud 
leekeserai  and  Xnijuf"hur,  throughout  the  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi,  actions  of  liolundshnhur,  Allyghur,  Agra,  and 
Kanouge  and  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  actions  at  Cawnpore  on  5th  and  6th  Sept.,  at  Seraighat,Futtehgur,  and 
Shumshabad  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  .     ,    ..         ,.     w  ...         1-    .1  ,1  t„i,„.™„„ 

=;s  Lt  Colonel  R.  .Va^ le  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkernaan 
(wounded),  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol.  sortie  of  26th  October,  and  as  It  ol  the  Redan  on  the  8th  September 
IMedal  for  Distinguished  Conduct  in  the  Field  and  Annuity  of  ^20.  also  Crimean  .Medal  with  three  Claspi,  Knight 
of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  and  Turkish  Medal).     Served  with  the  Red  River  bxpedition  in  1870  m  charge   ot  the 

™°  U^Cofonel  g!'s.  Nash  ser\-ed  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Suakin,  and  was 
present  at  the  capture  of  Temai  and  in  the  recmnaissauce  to  Handoub  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  star). 

»■' t  Lt  Colonel  H  M  Nepean  was  emploved  dnriiig  the  mutiny  against  insurgents  in  the  Raepore,  Rukunpoi  e.  and 
Sumbulnore  districts  iu  1857-58  ;  present  at  the  capture  of  Govind-Sing  of  Sonakhan  and  lourteen  ot  his  armou 
foU^wers  on  lUh  December'.857  ;  at  the  action  and  forcing  of  the  Singorah  Pass  19th  January  1858 ;  in  the  action 
with  the  cavalrv  at  GrinTall  in  the  Sumbulpore  district,  and  other  tmnor  affairs  (Medal). 

378  L^i^SeiwPNewal  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80.  and  was  present  in  the  operations  around 
Cabul  in  Decenrber  1879  (Medallrith  Clasp).     Served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  :S9.  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3"5  Li  Colonel  F    4.  Newiugton —See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  p.  786.  .1,      ,    j, 

»»'  LtcXnelS  P  1'  NihoU  served  In  the  New  Zealand  war  during  1864-65  (Medal),  and  was  thanked  by 
H  R  H  the  ""ommander^n  Ch  °ef  on  account  of  good  service  in  the  action  of  the  Gate  Pah  (wounded  in  the  head  I . 

i=?rt;Cotonel  J   SNfcholsoi  served  in  the  27th  Madras  Native  Infantry  in  Bengal  during  the  mutiny  Irom 

August  1S57  to  March  1858  (Medal I.  .  ,m„j„,  „i,i,  r-m  .,1 

3"  Lt  CoLnel  R   D   Noake  served  in  the  Zulu  warm  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .        „,     .;,;   „„,i  „=  = 

^*  Lt  Co  onl  H   J   L   Norcock  served  with  the  Battalion  sent  out  fcr  service  m  Japan  in  1864-06,  and  was 

present  at  the  bombardment  of  the  batteries  at  the  Straits  of  Simonosaki,  the  entrance  of  the  inland  sea  of 

5Lpan.  the  assaurcaptJ?e  and  destruction  of  the  five  batteries,  stocKade.  magazmes,  and  barracks,  and  during 

the  shore  operations  from  the  slh  to  the  8th  Sept.  1864. 


688    Lieut. Colonels  Retired  on  Full  or  Rdired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension, —  War  Services. 

^^^  Lt.Colonel  C.  Norman  ser\'ed  with  the  Hazara  Expeflition  in  1891  in  command  ot  the  ist  Battalion  Roya 
Welsh  Fusiliers  (mentioned  in  det^patches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

■^^  Lc. Colonel  J.  V.  Nugent  served  with  tlie  5  istLig-ht  Infantry  in  the  Umbeyla  Expedition  in  1863.  Also  served  in 
the  Jowaki  campaign  in  1877  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-80,  and  was  present  at  the 
attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid,  in  the  advance  to  the  relief  of  Cabul,  and  in  the  operations  in  the  Hissarik 
Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

•^'  Lt. Colonel  J.  L.  G.  O'Brien  served  in  ihe  Indian  ilntiny  campaign  in  1857-58  with  the  23rd  Fusiliers, 
including  tha  affair  uf  Ramgunga,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  operations  across  the  Goomtee ;  storm  and 
cai,ture  of  Selimpore  and  Simree  Forts,  actions  of  Jhubrowlee,  Poorwah.  Beerah,  and  Buxarghat;  also  Trans- 
Gogra  operations,  when  the  rebels  were  driven  into  Nepaul  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  A.J.  Ogilvie  served  with  the  Seetabuldee  combined  Field  Force  during  the  mutiny  in  June  1857,  and 
with  the  Kamptee  Flying  Column  from  9th  Nov.  to  31st  Dec.  185S  (Medal). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  A.  Oldham  served  in  the  Bhootan  war  in  i864~'i5  with  the  12th  Kelat-i-Ghilzie  Regiment,  and 
was  prespnt  at  the  capture  of  Stockades  in  the  Goorgaon  PafiS  and  at  the  recapture  of  Dewangiri  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  with  the  12th  Kelat-i-Ghilzie  Regiment  including  the  advance  to 
Candahar  (Medal).     Served  in  the  Burmese  war  in  18B6-87  with  the  12th  Kelat-i-Ghi!zie  Regiment  ((Jlasp). 

''^°  Lt.Colonel  W.  Osboni  served  with  No.  i  Company  Bombay  Sappers  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  and  per- 
formed the  duties  of  Adjutant  from  Jan.  to  May  i36S  (Medal). 

^'  Lt.Colonel  H.  W.  L.  Paddon  served  in  the  7th  Fusdiers  in  the  Indian  N.\V.  Frontier  war  of  1363  with  the 
Eusofzye  Field  Force,  present  at  the  defence  of  the  Sungahs  at  the  Umbeyla  Pass  and  at  the  attack  on  and  storm- 
ing of  the  Conical  Hill  and  destruction  of  Lalloo  ou  the  15th  Dec,  also  in  the  action  at  Umbeyla  and  destruction  of 
the  village  at  the  loot  of  the  Bona-r  Pass  on  i6th  Dec.  winch  ended  in  the  complete  rout  of  the  enemy  and  the  sub- 
mission of  the  hill  tribes  on  17th  Dec.  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^-  Lt.Colonel  G.  H.  Palmer  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1874  with  Raifs  Artillery,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  and  destruction  of  Aduliassie,  battle  of  Amoaful,  battle  of  Ordahsu  and  capture  of  Coomassie  (Medal  with 
Clasp). 

39^  Lt.Colonel  W.  H.  Parker  served  with  the  17th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  6th  Sept.  1855,  including  the 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  was  wounded  at  the  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  8th  Sept.  1855  ;  was  also  present 
at  the  bombardment  and  surrender  of  Kinboiim  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^^*  Lt.Colonel  G.  J.  Parkyn  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star). 

■^^^  Lt.Colonel  B.  A.  N.  Parrott  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  on  civil  duties  (received  the  thanks 
of  the  Government  of  India,  mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^*  Lt.Colonel  R.  C.  Parry  served  m  suppression  of  the  mutiny  in  Bengal  in  1857-58,  including  the  action 
of  Soorajpore,  defence  of  the  Alumbagh  under  Colonel  M'lntyre,  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  occupation  of 
the  Alumbagh  under  Outram,  capture  of  Lucknow,  campaign  of  1858  in  Onde  with  passage  of  the  Goomtee  and 
other  minor  atfairs  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  a  year's  ser\-ice  for  Luctnow). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  R.  Parsons  was  present  with  two  companies  of  the  35th  Regiment  at  the  attack  on  Jugdespore 
and  retreat  into  Arrahon  23rd  April  1858,  also  at  various  atfairs  in  the  Shahabad  district,  including  the  dispersion 
of  the  rebels  from  Jugdespore  on  i8th  October,  their  nursuit  into  the  Kymoor  Hills  and  night  attack  at  Sulya 
Debar  (Medal).     [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  p.  786.] 

^=  Lt.Colonel  W.  Patterson  served  with  the  32nd  Reginaent  in  the  ist  and  2nd  siege  operations  before  Mooltan, 
including  the  storm  and  capture  of  the  city;  he  was  also  present  at  the  surrender  of  the  fort  and  garrison  of 
Cheniote,  and  at  the  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  also  on  the  North-West  Frontier  of 
India  (Medal). 

^^  Lt-Colonrl  A.  E.  Pearse  served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  186S  (mentioned  in  despatches  for  "ability, 
energy,  and  zeal,''  Medal). 

^'^  Lt.Colonel  R.  W.  Peckitt  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment  in  the  Esryptian  war 
of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  and  at  the  action  of  Kassasin  on 
the  28th  Augu&t  (Brevet  f  Major,  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

""  Lt.Colonel  D.  C.  Pedder  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1S55.  and  was  present  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

*"'^  Lt.Colonel  N.  Peri-'father  served  with  the  83rd  Regiment  in  the  Indian  mutiny  campaign,  including  the 
siege  of  Kotah  and  its  capture  by  assault  on  the  30th  March  1853  (Medal  witti  Clasp). 

^^*  Lt.Colonel  G.  N.  Pepper  served  with  the  3i8t  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  22nd  May  1855,  including  the 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  and  attacks  of  the  iSth  June  and  8th  Sept.  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
Present  at  the  repulse  of  the  Taeping  rebels  from  Shanghai  on  24th  Aug.  1862. 

^"^  Lt.Colonel  G.  E.  Perryu  served  with  the  qoth  Light  Infantry  in  tiae  Indian  campaign  of  1S37-58,  including  the 
defence  of  the  Alumbagh,  relict  of  Lucknow  b3'  LordC'lyde,  defence  of  the  Alumbagh  under  Outram,  siege  and  cap- 
ture of  Lucknow,  and  subsequent  operations  in  Oude  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  a  3'ear'8  service  fo 
Lucknow). 

*^  Lt.Colonel  H.  Plummer  served  with  the  7th  Fusiliers  in  the  Crimea  from  the  lath  July  1855,  including  the 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  with  the  4th  Punjaub  Rifles  in  the 
successful  attack  on  the  Ca'iool  Khail  Wuzeerees  in  Dec.  1859  and  Jan.  i36o;  and  as  A. Q.M. General  to  the 
Tank  Field  Force  under  Brigadier  Chaml»erlain  in  the  operations  against  the  Maheood  tribe  of  Wuzeerees  from 
April  to  the  22nd  May  i860,  iucluding  the  forcing  of  the  Burrura  Pass  and  burning  of  Makeen  (Medal  with 
Clasp). 

■"*'  Lt.Colonel  W.  H.  Poe  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1S84,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  El  Teb— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-S5  in  command  of  Royal  Marines  attached  to  the  Guards  Camel 
Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  at  Abu  Klea  and  E!  Gubat  and  in  the  reconnaissance  to  Metammeh — 
severely  wounded,  leg  amputated  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  CB.  and  two  Clasps). 

*<*  Lt.Colonel  H.  \V.  Pollard  served  in  the  operations  against  the  Taeping  rebels  in  China  in  i862,and  was  with  the 
storming  i)arty  of  the  67th  Regiment  at  the  second  capture  of  Kahding.  Served  in  the  2nd  Wett  India  Regiment 
in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1S73,  and  was  the  next  senior  officer  to  Colonel  Festing  in  the  two  engagements  at 
Elmina  (Medal). 

*^  Lt.Colonel  E.  Poole  served  in  the  operations  against  the  Sultanate  of  Vitu  in  1890  under  Admiral  Fremantle 
in  command  of  Royal  Marines  (promoteil  to  be  Lt.Colonel,  mentioned  in  despatches). 

*'"  Lt.Colonel  S.  C.  Pratt  served  throughout  the  Bhootanese  campaign  in  1864-65  with  the  Left  Brigade  Dooar 
Field  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Dalimkote,  engagements  at  Chumurchi  and  Nagoo,  and  recapture  of 
the  Bala  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*"  Lt.Colonel  E.  B.  Pritchard  joined  the  R.  M.  Brigade  in  the  Crimea  in  Feb.  1855.  and  served  with  it  until 
the  fall  01  Sebastopol ;  was  also  at  the  surrender  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in 
the  Ashanti  war  of  1S73  74  (Medal). 

*'-  Lt.Colonel  J.  Quarry  served  with  the  66th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  at  the^ 
aflairs  ou  the  Helmund  against  the  Wall's  mutineers  and  at  Girishk,  the  engagement  at  Maiwand,  the  defence  of 
Candahar  and  sortie  of  the  i6th  August,  and  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major, 
Medal  with  Clasp  > 

*'^  Lt.Colonel  E.  Qum  served  with  ihe  33rd  Regiment  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  1867-68, and  was 
present  at  the  Btorming  and  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  18S0  (Medal).  Served 
with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-86  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*'♦  Lt.Colonel  A.  J.  R,aic<.erved  in  the  Okamundel  campaign  of  1859,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  of  Dwarkaand 
subsequent  operations.  Served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1S63-64  in  command  of  the  Drivers  of  his  Battery 
acting  as  Cavalrj  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Katikara,  skirmishes  at  Kerrikerri,  Pukekohe,  and  Rangiawhia, 
and  engagements  atNeurini  (horse  shot)  and  Oi-akau  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).  Accompanied  Sir  Garnet 
Wolseley  to  the  Gold  Coast  in  September  1S73  on  special  service.     Organised  *'  Raits  Artdlery  "  and  commanded 

throughout  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74,  including  the  action  of  the  27th  October  1873  near  Dunqr.ah,  relief  of 


Lieut.Goloiiels  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.— War  Services    689 

and  Med^afwHh  Clasp^"*"""™  '""'"'  "'""  ""^  B»™e8e  Expedition  in  1885-S7  (mentioned  in  despatches,  BSO.. 

Ma.^farfnrt°Tp!  S'Mih^n.^^TA'S™,^  ^""""^  '"  ""^  EsyP"»n  ^ai-  uf  'SSj,  and  was  present  in  the  engaRements  at  E 
Ke\fu>MaMvith  cfa'lp^'rd  Khe^Ws's'S  ""  (-^'--e'l  i"  despatches),  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-eL 
F,>M¥;,'51°p'),r'»f  V^».»;VJ*'?r''  T^  attached  to  the  C  Company  Sappers  and  Miners  and  served  as  an  Assistant 
fh^ll?  fln,t!I  fAil  relief  01  Lucknow  from  14th  to  ^jni  November  1857,  led  one  of  the  storminsj  parties  asainst 
^oth  ?ofiJhTeoelh„r'f  '^'"\Y''?'''/*''<'^°^  ■^^'''"" '  P™"*""'  "'  ">=  «'="o°s  "e^--  Cawnpore,  November 
S^rTO,n,tmT,^^fHon^i',\l°K'^K"''^ ?''."'' '^r""'''^*"'''^^  P'««  "y  "'"  enemy,  at  the  attack  on 

I  r  ii^„lr^„,  P^^'^'^V"-  Al;™'"'^'''  and  throughout  the  siege  of  Lucknow  ;  present  with  the  Field  Force  under 
fl^^  fZ^  L,rantat  the  affair  of  bircee  and  the  occupation  of  Fyzaba.i,  with  the  Column  under  Brigadier  Horsford  at 
nr^»n^»^,  th«  *""="'P°>'''  f';°"  '3'^  ^0  """^  August  1858.  at  the  crossing  of  the  force  over  the  Goomtee  in 
£3?rT>:,?li„„  n  ?T'''  ™™t'0"ed  in  despatches  at  the  affair  of  Doatuore.  mentioned  in  despatches  also  at 
»S?^„  ^,  Ji^  ??  ?'='°,''"  =7th  1858.  Commanded  C  Company  Sappers  and  Miners  which  was  attached  to  the  Field 
Force  under  Colonel  Christie  in  pursuit  of  the  rebels  Trans  Gogra.  Whilst  in  command  of  the  C  Company 
S-otiers  and  Miners  was  favourably  mentioned  in  General  orders  by  the  Commander  in  Chief  in  India  (Medal 
with  two  Clasps). 

'">  Lt.Colouel  C.  E.  Reeves  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  1875-76  with  the  Buffs,  including 
Che  action  of  the  20th  January  (Medal  with  Clasp,.    Served  in  the  ^.fghan  war  of  187S-80  (Medal) 

-  Lt.Colonel  F.  Reeves  was  engaged  in  suppressing  the  mutiny  of  the  62nd  and  6gth  Bengal  N.I.  and  Horse 
Artillery  at  Mooltan  on  31st  Aug.  185S  (Medal). 

"'  Lt.Colonel  F.  Richmond  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  186S  (Medal). 

<.*„?''';^.°"i°,'''''.-,'^-„^''^°""*'^''^e'l  "'"'"'"*  8°"i  Regiment  with  the  left  attack  during  the  Bhootvn  Etpeiitioii 
of  1805  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

i!"^c.^''S'il°°,^\^^'- ?■,?■  f^i'ls'l'ile  served  in  the  Jowaki  campaign  of  1877-78  in  command  of  the  2nd  Battalion 
gth  foot  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  i8;8-8o,  first  with  Lieut.General  Maude's  Division 
ra  commandot  turee  companies  of  the  gthRegiment,  and  afterwards  under  Brigadier  General  Charles  Gou"-h  with 
Iheoth  Regiment  in  the  advance  to  the  relief  of  Cabul  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*->  Lt.Colimel  H.  A.  Rigg  served  in  command  of  detachments  of  Royal  Artillery  in  Sunghie  Ujono-  through- 
out the  operaiious  in  Perak  in  1875-77  ( Jleilai  with  Clasp). 

*"  Lt.Colonel  H.  E.  Robbins  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quartet 
Master  General  at  the  base  of  operations  at  Suez  (.Medal,  and  Khedive's  Starl. 

«'  Lt.Cclonel  C.  Roberts  served  as  Superintendent  of  Elephant  Transport  with  the  Duffla  E.tpedition  of  1874. 
Served  with  the  72nd  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  from  ist  May  1880  witn  the  Cabul  and  Cabul-Candahar 
Field  Forces;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Uoberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of 
Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

"6j. Lt.Colonel  S.  N.  Roberts  served  throughout  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-80  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Liverpool 
Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese 
Expedition  in  1885-87  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Liverpool  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*'^'  Lt.Colonel  W.  E.  Roberts  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North-West  Frontier  of  India  in  18G3  with  two  com- 
panies of  the  7th  Fusiliers  comprising  part  ol  the  Doaba  Field  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  action  near  Fort 
Shubkudder  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"*  Lt  Colonel  P.  F.  Robertson  served  with  the  92nd  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  25th  April  1880  (mentioned  m  despatches);  accjrapanied  Sir  J^'rederick 
Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  tliC  reconnaissanceon  the  3rst  august  and  at  the  battle  of 
Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration).     Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881. 

^'^^  Lt.Colonel  W.  Robertson  served  in  the  China  war  in  1S60-61  (Medal). 

^^^  Lt.Colonel  L.  G.  Rodney  served  with  the  Baltic  Expedition  in  1855  (Medal). 

*^'  Lt.Colonel  H.  G.  Rogers  served  with  the  49th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  September  1S55,  and  was  present 
at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  8th  Sept.  1855  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  'Piirkish 
Medal). 

"2  Lt.Colonel  J.  T.  Rogers  served  with  the  91st  Highlanders  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the 
action  of  Gingindhlovu  and  relief  of  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*^^  Lt.Colonel  J.  E.  V.  Rogers.— For  War  Services,  see  the  Honourable  Corps  of  Gentlemen  at  Arms,  p.  130. 

*'*  Lt.Colonel  A,  Rotton  served  throughout  the  mutiny  in  India  in  1857-59. 

*^^  Lt.Colonel  C.  E.  W.  Roworth  served  with  the  8ot'h  Regiment  iu  the  Perak  Expedition  in  1876  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  with  the  80th  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879.  Commanded  the  District  of  Lydenburg,  Trans- 
vaal, from  2nd  February  till  April  1S79,  and  again  from  .June  till  October,  and  acted  as  Ordnance  Officer  at 
Lydenburg  from  January  to  December  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*'^  Lt.Colonel  G.  O.  Rybot  commanded  a  Detachment  of  the  Nagpore  Irregular  Force  in  a  skirmish  with  rebels 
at  the  Singhora  Ghat  on  the  4th  January  1858  (Medal).  Served  in  suppression  of  the  mutiny  at  Raepore  in  the 
same  month — mentioned  in  despatches,  and  thanked  bj'  the  Governor  General. 

*^'  Colonel  W.  H.  St.  Hill  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1860-61  and  that  of  1863-65.  In  1860-61  he  was 
Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Governor,  but  joined  his  Regiment  in  the  field  during  the  time  active  operations  were  being 
carried  on.  On  the  outbreak  of  the  war  in  Waikato  in  1863  he  was  appointed  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Duncan 
Cameron,  served  in  that  capacity  and  also  for  some  time  as  Acting  Military  Secretary  throughout  the  subsequent 
operations,  being  present  with  General  Cameron  at  every  action  that  took  place,  with  one  exception, — viz. : — 
the  actions  of  Koheroa,  Rangiriri,  Waiari,  Rangiawhia,  Hairini  (horse  shot).  Orakau,  Gate  Pah,  Nukumam,  Ka- 
karamea,  besides  several  minor  skirmishes  (repeatedly  mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal,  Unattached  Company  by 
purchase,  and  Brevet  of  Major). 

*■»  Lt.Colonel  Salt  served  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  battles  of  Sadoolapore,  Chillianwalla, 
and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Siege  and  capture  of  Delhi  in  Sept.  1857  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Commanded 
a  Punjaub  Field  Battery  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Expedition  of  1863  against  the  Tribes  on  the  North- West 
Frontier  of  India  (Brevet  of  Major). 

"'  Lt.Colonel  A.  Saunders  served  with  the  80th  Regiment  with  the  left  attack  during  the  Bhootan  Expedition 
of  1865  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  as  Suijerintendeut  of  the  Transvaal  Volunteer  Force  during  the  operations 
against  Sekukuni  in  1878-80  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

""  Lt.Colonel  H.  M.  Saunders  was  employed  in  Natal  during  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal).  Also  served  in  the 
Boer  war  of  1881,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Wakkerstroom  (Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel). 

"1  Lt.Colonel  H.  B.  Savage  served  throughout  tlie  China warof  1856-59,  inclui^ing  the  oombardment  of  Canton, 
capture  of  the  forts  in  the  river,  and  was  landed  for  the  protection  of  the  factories;  blockade  of  the  river,  janding 
helore,  bombardment  and  capture  of  Canton,  expedition  to  the  North,  and  capture  of  the  forts  at  the  mouth  ol  the 
Peiho  river  in  1858  and  operations  there.    Also  the  campaign  of  1S60  (Medal  with  three  Clasps). 

"'  Lt.Colonel  T.  B.  B.  Savi  commanded  the  4th  Company  of  the  Bengal  Sappers  and  Miners  ana  served 
as  an  Assistant  Field  Engineer  with  the  left  Column  of  the  Bhootan  Field  Force  m  1865-66  (Medal  with 
Clasp) .  , 

*»  Lt.Colonel  W.  h.  R.  Scott  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  rn  1835-56  after  the  fall  of  bebastopol. 

"•  Lt.Colonel  F.  Sedley  served  with  the  ist  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  campaign  of  i860  in  China,  and  was  engaged 
at  Sinhy,  present  at  the  fall  of  the  Taku  Forts,  and  engaged  in  the  actions  of  the  iSth  and  21st  September,  also  in 
the  advaiice  on  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) .  ,,,  ^  ,        .   z^,       \ 

♦«  Lt.Colonel  S.  G.  (f.  Selfe  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-88  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,„,,,, 

»«  Lt.Colonel  J.  H.  Shaw  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-59  with  the  27th  Madras  Infantry  (Jleaall 
"7  Ll^Colonel  W.  Shaw  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-64  (Medal). 


690  Lieut.Cohmeh  Retired  on,  Full  or  Beiired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. — War  Scrvicus. 

"' Lt.ColoneiF.  Suenrman  served  in  tue  Asbnnti  war  of  1871-74  (Medal).  .  ,     ,,     r-i    i       c-  1  j 

*''-  Lt.Colonel  C.  H.  Shepiiarrt  served  in  tlie  Afchan  wnr  in  .S79-80  as  Transport  Oflicer  with  theKli.vber  t  leld 
Force  (Medal)  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-8S  as  Deputy  Judge  Advocate  (twice  mentioned 
in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ,    ..       ^  1      o-    \T«v..,ni 

«2  Lt.Colonel  R.S.  Shinkwin  served  with  the  ^gth  ReRiment  during  the  operations  before  Canton  under  bir  .Wichael 
Seymour  in  the  lattc-  part  of  185*  and  boKiiniin.,'  of  1857,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  ol  t  ort  L,in  anu 
the  Heights  behind  Canton  on  28th  Dec.,  and  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  the  city  (wounded)  on  29th  Uec.  1857  ; 
also  at  the  atRiir  at  the  A^hite  Cloud  Mountains,  and  afterwards  with  the  e.-cpeditiou  to  the  Gull  of  FecheM  (Sleual 

■"3  Lt.Colonel  Shuldham  seived  the  campaign  of  1852-53  in  Burmah  attached  to  the  ist  Madras  Fusiliers,  com- 
manded a  mi.\;ed  detachment  employed  in  quelling  an  insurrection  in  Bassoin  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  1  egu) .  bervea 
with  the  Turkish  Contingent  in  the  Crimea  from  iStli  Sept.  1855  until  the  Peace  m  1856  (Turkish  Medal).  ,  ,,      ; 

«*  Lt.Colonel  H.  (i.  F.  Siddons  served  with  the  Hurinose  Expedition  iu  1885-89,  including  the  operations  ot  tne  ; 
3rd  Brigade  under  Brigadier  Generals  Lockhart  and  Collctt  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ,  •   ,1, 

«i  Lt.Colonel  J.  M.  W.  Silver  was  present  at  the  l.oiiihardmeni,  of  the  batteries  at  the  Straits  of  Simonosaki,  ttte 
entrance  of  the  inland  sea  of  Japan,  on  the  5th  and  (Sth  Se]itcrnber  1864. 

««  Lt  Colonel  R.  S.  Simpson  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Zhob  Field  Force  in  1890.  . 

":  Lt.Colonel  J.  B.  Slater  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Admea 
Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  ] 
the  battle  of  Candahar— severely  wounded  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze 
Decoration).  .  ... 

»'»  Lt.Colonel  C.  Slaughter  served  with  the  Baltic  Expedition  in  1854  (Medal).  Also  in  China  with  the  expeditionary 
force  m  1858-59,  including  the  assault  and  capture  of  Namtow,  attack  and  capture  of  the  bridge  and  village  of 
Shektsing,  and  attack  on  the  Taku  Forts  on  25tb  , lime  1859— wounded  IMedal).  ,,     ,     ,       r  .x.     r-      t 

*"  Lt.Colonel  A.  W.  D.  Smith  served  on  tbe  China  Expedition  of  1857-59.  including  the  blockade  01  the  canton 
river,  the  landing  before,  storm  and  capture  of  the  city,  action  with  tbe  Braves  near  the  White  C  loud  Mountains 
attack  and  capture  of  the  bridge  and  village  of  Shektsing;  expedition  to  the  North  and  attack  on  the  lorts  at  ihe 
Peiho  in  June  1859  (wounded  severely).  Also  Served  the  campaign  of  i860  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  tue 
Chinese  Coolie  Corps  in  1858-59).  „  „  1     <..  i    ■ 

«o  Lt.Colonel  H.  F.  Smyth  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80.  first  in  the  Koorum  Valley,  and  afterwards  in 
Gough's  force  in  command  of  a  Hazara  Battery.  Subset|nently  served  with  the  Royal  Horse  Artillery  in  the  ex- 
peditions into  the  VVuzter  and  Hissarik  Vallevs  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  i"  1884  as 
Frovost  Marshal.  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Uasheen 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,  ^   .     *,  „,  „, 

«'  Lt.Colonel  Smyth-Windham  served  in  tbe  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  ai 
Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Claspl.  .         ,         ai       , 

'<■■-  Lt.Colonel  H.  Spalding  was  attached  to  the  53i-d  Regiment  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  from  May  to 
October  1858,  and  was  present  at  the  passage  of  the  Goomtee  and  occupation  ot  Sultanpore  (Medal),     berveu  in 
tlae  Kafir  war  in  1877-78  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adiutant  and  Quarter  Master  General,  and   was  present  lu  tne 
operations  against  the  Galekas ;  also  served  iu  the  Zulu  war  in  -.879  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp) 
«^  Lt.Colonel  B.  T.  B.  Sparks  served  in  the  operations  in  ZuUiland  in  1888. 

""  Lt.Colonel  M.  Spratt  served  with  the  R.M.  Battalion  at  Eapatoria  and  with  the  Brigade  in  the  Crimea ;  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Balaklava  and  during  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  part  of  the  time  as  Adjutant  01  a 
Battalion ;  he  was  also  at  the  surrender  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  lurk- 
ish  Jledal).  Served  on  the  China  Expedition  of  1857-59,  including  the  blockade  of  the  Caaton  river,  the  landing 
before  and  capture  of  the  city.      Served  with  the  expedition  to  the  north  ot  China  in  i86o,  and  at  bhaughao  during 

the  attacks  of  the  rebel  army  in  August  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,       ^         j,  .    .,       *  r  i.       i„    . 

«'  Lt.Cok.nel  W.  Stainfofth  served  in  tbe  Abyssinian  war  in  1867-68  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Afghan  wai  m    , 
1879  with  the  ThuU  Chotiali  and  Vitakri  Field  i'orces  (Medal).  ,     u      ,,       r         .»      1      »„ 

*»  Lt.Colonel  E.  H.  Starr  served  with  the  Baltic  Expedition  in  1854  (Medal)  ;  also  in  the  flotilla  of  moi-tar-boats    ^ 

employed  before  Sebastopol  until  its  fall,  and  at  the  bombardment  and  surrender  of  Kmbouni  (Medal  with  Clasp, 

Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  and  Turkish  Medal).  ^    ,     -        n        -h       ' 

«»  Lt.Colonel  F.  A.  Stebbing  served  at   the  siege  and  assault  of  Delhi  m   1857,  and  during  the  six  days 

fiahting  in  the  city;   afterwards  present  iu  the  affairs  of  Guugaroe,  Puttiwalla,  and  Mynpoorie   (Medal  with 

'^"\t. Colonel  M.  H.  C.  B.  Steinman  served  with  the  Expeditionary  Field  Force  in  Arabia  in  1873  in  command  of 

Light  Field  Battery,  including  the  inve^tment  surrender  and  destruction  of  the  tort  at  Al-Hota,  and  maroll  to 
Zaidam  pursuit  of  tlie  rebel  All  bin  Mana,  t'hief  of  Toodlee.  . 

'■'  Lt.Colonel  J.  Stewart  served  with  the  24th  Regiment  in  the  Pimjaub  campaign  ol  1848-40,  and  was  present  at 
the  battle  of  Gooierat  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ^  ,  ,.     .v .,  „„ 

•"  Lt.Colonel  J.  Stoyte  served  with  the  S9th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i83o,  and  was  present  in  the  en- 
liiagementsat  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,„  ,         .         j  ;„ 

<»  Lt.Colonel  A.  D.  Strettell -served  m  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1808  with  the  Transport  1  rain  (mentioned  in 
despatches  for  "  ability,  energy,  and  zeal,"  Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  tue 
capture  of  the  Peiwarkotal  (Medal  with  Clasp),  and  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  m  1881. 

»«  Lt.Colonel  W.  T.  Stuart  served  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  ot  1857-58;  marcheu  wiin  tne 
Sappers  and  Miners  to  Meerutat  the  outbreak  of  the  mutiny:  nrescni  at  the  actions  ot  the  30th  and  31st  -^i^JJ  "o 
the  Hindun,  battle  of  Budleekeserai  and  storming  ..1  the  heights  before  Delhi  on  the  8th  June  1857.  throughout  the 
siege  assault  and  capture  of  Delhi,  actions  of  Allyghur  and  Agra,  at,  Futtehpore  Sikree,  capture  ol  tort  .\lu.ov%iee, 
actions  of  Allyghur  and  Biswah  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  promoted  to  the  rank  ot  Ensign).  Served  m  the  Ai(,oau 
war  ot  1878-80  m  tbe  Khyber  line  of  communications  (Medal).  u /^i 

»;«  Lt.ColonelC.  D.  Swete  served  with  the  Burmese  E.xpedition  in  1887  (Medal  with  Clasp).  

«9  Lt.Colonel  A.  Tanner  served  in  the  72nd  Highlanders  throughout  the  operations  in  Central  India  and  pursuit 
of  the  rebel  force  under  Tantia  Topee  and  the  Rao  in  1858-59. 

«"  Lt.Colonel  A.  F.  Taylor  served  iu  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  (Medal).  ,         „,     „„j o  „,.o.iont. 

•*'  Lt.Colonel  F.  H.  Taylor  served  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  from  2qth  December  1067,  and  was  piesenfc 
at  the  action  of  Arogee  and  capture  of  Magdala  (mentioned  in  despatches,  and  Medal).  ,  „,  ,    ,  t-  1  ■    /\t„H„i 

«2  Lt.Colonel  W.  Taylor  served  iu  the  EKVptiaii  war  of  1882,  ana  was  present  at  the  battle  ot  iel-el-Kebir  i^eaai 
with  Clasp,  4th  Class  ol  the  Medjidie,  and  Khodives  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  1886-87  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  „  ^  ,    ^   ^    ,  1  .,„,„a,l 

"'  Lt.Colonel  C.  Thackeray  commanded  the  Ladder  Party  at  the  assault  of  Beyt  on  6th  October,  and  serveo 
with  the  Okamundel  Field  Force  in  the  operations  before  Dwarkatill  nth  Nov.  1859.  ,  „     i,     ..5™.i,<. 

*!•  Lt.Colonel  E.  D.  Tbclwall  was  at  the  destruction  ol  14  vessels  and  a  vast  quantity  of  stores  atBrahested  on  tne 
30th  May  1S54;  at  the  destruction  of  23  vessels,  storehouses,  ic,  at  Ulealjorg  ou  the  ist  and  2nd  June ;  .^ttne 
destruction  of  a  vessel  and  80  slacks  of  timber  at  Tornea  on  Sth  June  ;  at  the  oiierations  against  Bomarsund  and  in  ■ 
action  with  the  forts  on  151(1  August  (Modal).  In  1855  he  was  present  during  the  siege  ol  Sebastopol  until  its  tai, 
and  was  iu  action  with  tbe  outer  forts  on  the  19th  June,  engaged  shelling  the  batteries  in  Soujak  Bay,  anil  expeumg  . 
the  Russian  garrison  12th  March,  and  in  action  with  the  baltern-h  ut  S.mjak  Kale  13th  March;  assisledat  ine  i».iu- 
ing  of  tbe  troops  at  Kinbourn,  and  at  the  bombardment  of  tliat  Furt  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  01  the  Medjiaie, 
anil  Turkish  Medal).  .  .       .       .,,,,,  ,  „.,i,  r'locnl 

«'  Lt.Colonel  C.  E.  Theobald  served  in  the  55th  Regiment  in  the  Bhootan  Expe  iition  m  1865  (Medal  with  c  asp). 

««  Lt.Colonel  A.  R.  W.  Thistlethwayte  served  iu  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  took  part  witn  the  2nd  Expedition 
into  the  Bazar  Valley,  and  with  the  liesud,  Kunar  Valley,  and  Kama  Exiieditious  (Medal).  

«'  Lt.Colonel  D.  H.  Thompson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  ol  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  JJea 
Sarak  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  aud  Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  ot  1K82,  auu  w,i» 
prssentat  the  battleofTel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  IChedive's  Star).  „„'„,H.io 

«8  Lt.Colonel  J.  A.  Tighe  served  with  the  70th  Kegiment  in  the  New  Zealand  campaigns  ol  1863-5,  inc.iuuiiB 


Lieut. Col  amis  Retired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension. — War  Seruices.   691 

the  actions  at  Taranaki.Waiarn,  Huvrrini.  Rar.giawhia,  and  Oi-akau.    Cominamlerl  for  fifteen  months  tUe  whole 
o!  the  transport  corps  in  the  Waikato  country  (Medal I. 

^  «■■>  Lt  Clolonel  W.  Tilden  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  60th  EiSes    in  the  Marri  Expedltioa  under   Brisadicr 
general  Maclrregor  m  October  iSSo. 

*=»  Lt.Colonel  S.  H.  Toogood  served  in  Netv  Zealand  dnrins;  the  Waikato  and  Wangacui  campaigns,  and  was 
present  at  Nuknmaru  aud  tne  Patea  river  (Medal). 

*"  Lt.Colonel  li.  R.  Treeve  served  throaghout  the  Oude  campaign  in  i8=S.  including  the  actions  of  Pasgaon  and 
Kissoolpore,  attack  and  capture  of  fort  Miltowlie.  and  the  action  of  Qlsliwa  (Medal).  Served  throughout  the 
campaign  ol  1S60  in  China,  including  the  action  of  Sinho,  taKing  of  Tangku,  and  surrender  of  Pokiu  (Medal  with 
two  Clasps). 

■I'-  Lt.Colonel  H.  Trotler  was  present  during  the  Rnsso-Turkish  war  in  1877-7S  as  Additional  Military  AttaDh* 
at  the  Head  Quarters  of  the  Army  in  Asia  (Brevet  of  Major,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"t   Lt.Colonel  J.  M.  Trottcrserved  with  the  .\I  ihsood  Wazeeree  E.tpediti  m  in  1S81  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

^  ♦  Lt.ColonelJ.  b\  Trvdell  served  in  India  daring  the  rautinv  with  the  4^rd  Light  Infantry,  and  was  present 
at  the  surrenderor  Kirivee  (Medal). 

*»  Lt.Colonel  S.  D.  TurnbuU  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Akha  Expedition 
in  i88;-84  mentioned  in  despatches).    Served  with  the  Hazara  E.^peditiou  in  1SS8  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

''■"^  Lt.Colonel  F.  C.  Turner  served  as  a  Midshipman  in  the  Indi;in  Navy  from  185810  1863,  and  was  present  at  the 
assault  oil  the  Island  of  Beyt  in  October  1859,  aud  served  with  a  Naval  Brig.ade  in  the  Olcamiindel  Field  F  jrce  in 
the  operations  hef  ire  Dwarka,  and  ar  its  canture  in  .Vov.  rSso.  Served  also  in  the  China  campaign  of  1S60,  and 
was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Taku  Pons  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  4th  King's  Own  through- 
out the  Ab.yssinian  campaign  of  1S67-68,  and  wa»  present  at  the  action  of  Arogee  aud  capture  of  Magda'a 
(Medal).  '^  ' 

■"■  Lt.Colonel  G.  Twiss  served  with  the  Persian  Expedition  in  1857  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Commanded  a  Steel 
Mountain  Battery  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  from  ist  January  1868  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of 
Magdala  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 

^^^  Lt.Colonel  W.  J.  Tw^'ford  served  with  the  23rd  Fusiliers  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  iS-,7-53,  including  tho 
operations  across  the  Goomtee,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (iledal  with  Clasp). 

*'"  Lt.Colonel  G.  S.  Twynam  served  with  the  6ist  Regiment  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi  in  1857,  and  the 
action  of  Nu).iufghur;  and  with  the  13th  Light  Infantry  in  the  actions  at  Doomureahgungc,  Toolsepore,  anil 
Uootwab  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■^"'  Lt.Colonel  C.  J.  Uniacke  served  in  the  Somlan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  G.  Van  Heythu'-seu  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

>"'  Lt.Colonel  F.  R.  C.  Voyleserved  throughout  the  Jowaki  E-\pedition  of  1877-7S  under  BrigatUer  GcueralKeyes 
(Mftdal  with  Clasp).  Served  also  in  the  Afghan  campaign  of  1S78-79  with  the  Koorum  Field  Force;  and  was 
present  at  the  affair  of  28th  November  1878,  and  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  the  Soiugawai  Kotal,  Peiwar 
Heights,  on  2nd  December  1S7S  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"<*  Lt.Colonel  C.  W.  Walker  served  with  the  Buimese  Expedition  in  18S5-S6  as  Depnt.y  Assistant  .Adjutant  and 
Quarter  Ma-ter  General,  and  was  slightl.v  wounded  in  an  engagement  near  Mandalay  on  the  12th  December 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"»  Lt.Colonel  J.  B.  Walker  served  in  the  Mountain  Train  with  the  Field  Force  from  Aden  against  the  Foodlee 
Ar.abs  in  1865-66,  and  was  present  at  Brr  Saeed. 

^"■^  Lt.Colonel  J.  S.  Walker  served  with  the  40th  Regiment  in  New  Zealand,  in  Taranaki  and  the  Waikato  daring 
the  war  in  1864-65  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Black  Watch,  and 
wa-s  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kcbir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^'"  Lt.Colonel  N.  W.  Wallace  served  in  the  Red  River  K.^^pedition  of  1870  (Medal). 

^'2  Lt.Colonel  A.  F.  Walsh  served  in  the  62nd  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  subsequent  to  the  fall  of  Sebastopol,  from 
the  12th  SeptemberiS55  to  the  end  of  April  18-6. 

5"  Lt.Colonel  H.  L.  Walter  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1859  (Medal).  .Also  served  in  the  .\byssiniaii 
war  in  1868  (iVIedal). 

^"  Lt.Colonel  C.  J.  Walter  served  with  the  8th  Bengal  Native  Infantry  at  Forts  Michnee  and  Shubkudder 
during  the  operations  against  the  Eusofzais  in  1863-64  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  8th  Bengal  Native 
Infantrv  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S78-80  with  the  Khyber  Brigade  (Medal). 

'!«  Lt.Colonel  P.  Warden  served  throughout  the  Persian  campaign  of  1856-57,  including  the  storm  and  capture 
of  Reshire,  surrender  of  Bushire,  expedition  to  Borazjoon,  and  batlile  of  Kooshab  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served 
throughimt  the  Indian  mutin.v,  and  was  present  at  the  assault  of  Kolapore  (Medal). 

''>'  Lt.Colonel  H.  AVaring  served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1868  in  command  of  a  Division  of  the  Transport 
Corps  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

>i»  Lt.Colonel  J.  R.  Watson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  with  the  Gwalior  Field  Force  in  Southern 
-Afghanistan  (Medal). 

^'^  Lt.Colonel  E.  Wheeler  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  jircsent  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar 
and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  tne  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Stur). 

"1  Lt.Colonel  G.  P.  White  served  with  the  51st  Light  Infantry  in  the  Jowaki  campaign  m  1877  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  with  the  51st  Light  Infantry  in  the  Afghan  war  in  it79-8o  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Burmese  Ex- 
pedition from  1886  till  the'close  of  1S87  with  the  1st  Battalion  of  tho  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry,  for  four  months  m 
command  of  it  (two  Clasps). 

^"  Lt.Colonel  J.  T.  Whish  served  in  the  -Afghan  war  in  1880  on  the  Khyber  line  of  communications  (Medal). 

'■—  Lt.Colonel  L.  W.  Wihner  served  with  the  90th  Light  Infantry  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  including 
the  defence  of  the  Alumbagh,  relief  of  Lucknow  l)y  Lord  Cl.yde.  defence  of  the  Alumbagh  under  Outram,  sie.ga 
and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  subsequent  operations  in  Oude  (.\Ieilal  with  two  Clasps,  .and  a  year's  service). 
•     '"  Lt.Colonel  W.  H.  Wilson  served  m  the  Sew  Zealand  war  in  1856,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  the  action  at 
Nnkumaru  (Medal). 

'■"  Lt.Colonel  .A.  T.  Wintle  served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1865  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'=^  Lt.Colonel  D.  W.  Wise  served  with  Hodson's  Horse  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi  in  1857  ;  was  afterwards 

present  at  the  actions  of  Gungeerce,  Puitialee.  Mynpoorie.  and  Shumshaliad,  at  the  capture  of  Lucknow  ;  sreveil^ 

subsequently  with  the  9th  Lancers  at  the  actions  of  Rhodamow  and  Allygunge,  capture  of  BareiUy,  action  0. 

'  Bhabjehani)ore,  and  pursuit  to  Mohnndee  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  .     „,_.       .       oc    ^     in\-     ^^ 

^'  Lt.Colonel  T.  Wood  served  during  the  operations  against  the  Taiping  rebels  in  China  in  1862-63  (onincst. 
Order  of  tl.o  Dragon,  and  2nd  Class  ofthe  Order  of  the  Precious  Star). 

■»«  Lt.Colonel  J.  A.  Woods  served  in  suppression  of  the  mutiny  in  Bengal  in  1857-38,  and  was  present  at  tn_ 
aetion  of  Soorajpore,  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  including  storming  of  the  Secundrabagh,  bhah  jNujiH,  and 
32ud  Mess  House,  occupation  of  the  Alumbanh  under  Outram,  capture  of  Lucknow,  campaign  ot  1858  in  uuae 
with  passage  of  the  Goomtee,  and  several  minor  affairs  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  a  years  service  lor 

'""  Lticoione!  W.H.  Wroot  served  with  the  Baltic  Expeditions  in  1855  and  1856  (Medal).  Also  with  tlie  China  Expe- 
dition  of  1S58-SQ,  including  the  blockade  of  the  Canton  river,  the  landing  before  and  capture  of  the  city.  Also  with 
the  e.xpedition  to  the  North  in  i86o,  includmg  the  action  of  Sinho,  taking  of  Tongku,  storm  and  capture  ol  the 
North 'Taku  Fort,  and  subsequent  operations  (Medal  with  three  Clasps).  ,,.  , ,  x.  .ir„,i„n 

"'  Lt  Colonel  R  J   H.  Wyllie  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1870-80  with  the  Koorum  Field  Force  (Medal). 

'22  Lt.Colonel  C.  J.  Wyndham  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi  with  the  .Natal  Field  Force. 

'«  Lt.Colonel  A.  G.  Yaldw.yu  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .879-80  (Medal).    Served  with  the  LbitralRehef  Force 

;  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Divisional  Commissariat  Othcer  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  (mentioned  111 

despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp).  „     .     ,    ,         t  q.:    ,„  I'oi,,.,,,,,-,,  .oAr    <»;tii 

-    .".  Lt.Colonel  U.  R.  Young  served  on  tne  N.W.  Frontier  of  the  Punjaub  from  June  '860  to  February  ,865    with 

the  i8t  Pua.aub  Infantry,  a.i.l  was  present  daring  the  bl  ie',-ade  of  Hiudostanea  .  .natics  a'ld  T  an,  Indus   tribes, 

and  covering  of  Umb  in  Augustand  .September  .8S1,  and  throng  .out  tli^  opj.-.iti  m  in  tae  (Jmbc,  l.i  Pa>3.  latterly 


691a  Lieut.Golonch  Retired  on  Fall  or  Belired  Paij  or  on  a  Pe.nslon. — War  Services. 

as  Adjutant  of  the  Regiment  (specially  mentioned  in  despatches  and  in  the  Panjaub  Goveinment  report.   Medal 
vvithClasji).  ,,    . 

'''^  Lt.Colonel  W.  H.  Young  served  in  the  Afphan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  ensacement  at  Mattoon 
sndatthe  forcing  of  the  Shutar^avdan  (Medal).  Also  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Exi)cdiii"n  in  1881. 
.Served  in  the  Hazara  Exijedition  in  iSiji  in  charge  of  the  treasure  chest  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with 
t'lasp). 


Majors  Betired  on  Full  or  Rc.lired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.' — War  Services. 

'  Major  A.  K.  Abbott  served  as  Adjutant  of  the  42nd  Assam  Light  Infantry  in  the  following  expeditions: 
Against  the  Looshai  bill  tribes  in  187C-72  with  the  force  under  General  Bourchicr  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Agniiist  the 
Duttla  hill  tribes.  Northern  Assam,  in  1874-75  with  the  force  under  General  Stafford.  Agamrt  tne  Nana  Hill  tubes 
in  1875  with  the  force  under  Colonel  Nuttall.  In  the  Afghan  war  if  1879  with  the  force  under  Sir  Kredericl: 
Roberts,  and  with  the  Punjaub  Chiefs'  Contingent  under  Brigadier-General  Watson  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Medal).  Also  served  against  the  Angami  Naga  Hill  tribes  in  1879-80,  and  commanded  the  expedition  into  the 
Kacna  Naga  Hills,  and  at  the  occupation  of  Pnplongmai  (Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89 
<Clasp)  ;  and  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  (Clasp). 

2  Major  R.  H.  B.  Airey  served  in  the  .lowaki  campaign  of  1S77-78  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2  Major  E,  Aldridge  served  in  the  Eastern  campiiigu  in  1854-56.  and  was  present  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol 
<Medal  with  Claop,  and  Turkish  Medal  I.    Scrveil  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1858  (Medal). 

'  Major  F.  G.  Alexander  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  i873-;9  (Medal). 

'-  Major  R.  H.  Alexaniler  served  in  the  Egyptinnwar  of  1882  with  the  Rova  Marine  Artillcrj-,  and  was  present 
in  the  reconnaissance  in  force  from  Alexandria  on  the  5th  August  (Medal. and  Khedive's  Star), 

«  Major  W.  T.  Allen  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasbeen  ana  I 
the  Tofrek  zereba,  at  that  near  Tofrek  on  the  24th  March,  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  two  Clasps, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 
"  Major  J.  E.  Bale  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  187:1-74  (Medal). 

*  Major  T.  Baker  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  with  the  ist  Battalion  Suffolk  Regiment  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasn).  4*1, 

'  Major  J.  H.  Banks  served  with  ihe  7th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  m  the 
engagement  at  Mahsnma  (horse  shot)  and  in  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  281h  August  (Medal,  4th  Class  of  the 
Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  , 

1"  Major  W.H.  Barker  served  in  New  Zealand  from  islh  Nov.  i86-!  to  1866,  and  was  present  at  the  assault  ana 
•capture  of  Rangiaohia,  repulse  of  the  enemy's  attack  on  ibe  Camp  of  "Nukr.maru.  and  affair  of  Kakaramea  (Medal). 

'I  Major  G.  S.  Baugh  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps),  anil  in  the  opera- 
■tions  in  the  Northern  Chin  Hills  in  1892-93  (mentioned  in  despatches).  , 

"  Major  W.  H.  Beaumont  served  in  suppression  of  the  mutiny  in  Bengal  m  1857-58.  and  was  present  with  Have- 
lock's  (Jolumn  in  the  actions  of  Futtehpore,  Aoung,  Pandoo  Nuddee.Cawnporo.  Buseerutgunge.Boorbeakecbowkee, 
Bithoor,  Muugarwar,  and  Alumhagh.  relief  of  Luckuow,  defence  of  the  Residency  until  relieved  by  Lord  Clyde, 
occupation  of  the  Alunibagb  under  Outram,  caiitnre  of  Lucknow,  campaign  of  1858  m  Oude.  includiiig  passage  ol 
the  Goomtee  at  Sultanpore  and  other  minor  affairs,  also  affiiir  at  Shahpore.  and  capture  of  forts  of  Koita  (Medai 
with  two  Clasps,  and  a  year's  service  for  Lucknow).  Served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  i368  m  command  of  a 
Division  of  the  Transiior't  Train  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

"  Major  J.  C.  Bell  served  with  the  53rd  Regiment  with  the  Oude  Field  Force  in  1858-59,  and  was  present  at  the 
action  of  Toolsepore,  and  minor  affairs  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal). 

'«  Major  H.  De  la  P.  Beresford  served  in  the  Egyjitian  war  of  18S2  (Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Star). 

'5  Ma'jor  C.  F.  Blackett  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  iu  the  Indian  mutiny  (Medal). 

"•  Ma'jor  J.  N.  Blacl<wood  Price  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Soth  Rifles  in  the  Afghan  war  frorii  October 
1878  to  November  1880,  took  part  m  the  advance  on  and  occupation  of  Candaharnnd  Kbelat-i-fihilzie,  and 
■was  present  intbeengagomenlsat  Ahmed  KheylandUrzoo  near  Ghuznee:  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts 
:n  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mei-  loned  m  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major. 
Jledal  with  two  Clasi)S.  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  in  the  Marri  Expediuon  under  Brigadier  General 
.MaoGregor.     Served  in  the  Boer  war  in  1S81  ivilh  the  Natal  Field  Force.  .  .     ,  , 

'  Major  A.  H.  Blaxland  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  in  lorce  troin 
Alexandria  on  the  5th  August,  in  the  engagenients  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  Mahsama,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel- 
el-Kehir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'8  Major  F.  B.  Bleazbv  served  in  the  Crimean  war  in  1854-55  (Medal,  and  Turkish  Medal).  ^. 

"  Major  L.  M.  Boileau  served  with  the  6th  Bengal  Native  luf.mtry  in  tbo  Afghin  war  m  1879-80  under  bir 
Samuel  Browne,  including  the  operations  in  the  Khyber  Pass  (Medal).  . 

=»  MajorH.  F.S.  ^Solton  accompanied  Sir  GarnetWolseley  to  the  Gold  Coast  in  September  1873  on  special  service, 
and  served  throughout  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74.  Was  sent  to  various  places  on  the  Gold  Coast  to  enlist  native 
<;ontingents,  and  raised  the  Winnebah,  Mumfbrd,  and  Barracoe  Companies  of  Russell's  Regiment.  Also  com- 
manded Regimental  Transport  and  was  attached  to  the  and  Battalion  23rd  Fusiliers  during  the  second  phase  01 
the  war  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  to  an  Unattached  Company,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  the 
Afghan  war  in  1880,  including  the  operations  in  the  Khyber  Pass  (Medal).  ,  ,         .  f   ii- 

■'  MajorH  J  Bolton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  .and  was  picsent  at  the  attack  and  capture  01  All 
Musjid  and  in  the  advance  to  Cabul  under  Brigadier  General  Cttirles  Gough  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  accom- 
panied Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  i'l  the  liattle  ot  Candahar  (Hedal  witn 
ithree  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).    Also  served  with  the  Marri  Ex))edition  in  1881.  -.1,^.1        1 

=2  Major  W.Broadfoot  served  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer  with  the  Hazara  Field  Force  in  1868  (Meilal  with  Clasp; 

'■"  Major  G  W.  C  Bruce  seived  in  the  Afghan  w.ar  iu  1879,  and  took  part  in  the  Zaimusht  Expedition  (Medal)  . 
Also  served  with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  iu  1881.     Served  witn  the  Hazara  Expedition  111  1888  (Medal 

2'  Major  E.  Brutton  served  with  the  57th  Regiment  on  outpost  duty  in  India  in  1858  with  the  Field  Force  "uder 
OolonerWarre.  Was  attached  to  and  served  as  Staff  OUicer  to  the  2ud  Division  Royal  .\rtillery  (hiring  the  Chma 
campaign  of  i860,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Sinho,  capture  of  Tangku,  storming  ol  the  T.aku  iort^s,  ana 
occupation  of  Tientsin  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Cl.isp).  Served  in  the  New  Zealand  warm  1863-05, 
commanded  a  successful  ambuscade  against  rebel  natives  on  the  18th  May  1S63  (thanked  by  General  Canierou;,  lea 
the  advance  party  at  the  storming  of  the  rebel  positions  at  Kaitikara  (mentioned  m  despatches),  was  Garrison  Adju- 
tant Taaranaki  district,  from  June  1863  to  Jan.  1865,  and  present  at  the  action  of  P.jntoko,  caiiture  of  rebel  positions 
;it  Mataitawa  and  Kaitake,  and  various  minor  affairs  (repeatedly  mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

-'5  Major  R.  A.  Brutton  sen-ed  with  the  combined  force  before  Sebastopol  during  the  siege  in  1854-55,  and  wita 
with  the  expedition  to  Kertoh  and  Yeni  Kak'  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  .Medal).  ,,■  .  .i.  ■ 

■-6  Major  \V  P  Burton  was  present  at  the  destruction  of  vessels  and  vast  quantities  of  stores  at  Brahistadt  in 
the  Gulf  of  Bothnia  on  the  30th  May  1854,  and  at  Uleaborg  on  the  ist  and  2nd  June,  and  m  the  boats  at  the  attacK 
on  Gamla  Carleby,  on  the  7th  June  ;  also  present  at  the  operations  against  Bomarsund  m  August  1854.  berved  wiin 
the  Baltic  expedition  in  1855,  and  was  at  the  bombardment  of  Sweaborg,  ana  employed  m  the  rocket-boats  on  tne 
nights  of  the  9th  and  loth  August  (Medal).  .,    t  ,   „    0— ;,- 

«  Major  T.  A.  Butler  served  in  supnression  of  the  Indian  mutiny,  and  was  present  from  the  lotn  .)une  j.»37  ic 
all  the  en,/agemcnt8  under  the  walls  of  Delhi,  action  of  Nujjufghur,  siege  storm  and  capture  ol  UeHu  (sngniiy 


Majnrs  Retired  onFull  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  aPension.  —  War  Services.       691& 
wounded),  actions  of  Gunseree,  Puttialee,  and  Mynpoorie,  storm  and  captn^B  nf  Lucknow  (swam  tho  Goomtpa 
under  a  heavy  fire  and  inspected  the  enemy's  entrenchments,  for  which  he  received  the  Victoria  ftoss)   >ind?ub- 
sequent  operations  m  Oude  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) :  was  awarded  the  ¥€  under  thrfollowrnTcn-cumsta-oes- 
"Date  01    act  of  bravery,  gth  March  185S.-' Of  which  success  the  skirmishers  on  thHther  sMe  of  the  ??tci- 
were  subsequently  apprised  by  Lieutenant  Butler,  of  the  Bengal  Fusiliers,  who  swam  across  the  Goomtee  and 
olunbmg  the  parapet,  remained  in  that  position  for  a  considerable  time  under  a  heavy  Are  of  musS"unt'iUho 
work  was  OCCupied.'-Ex^™rf  »/i,.„,.„„„(  General  S.r  J.„„e,  Outram-,  Me,nora;dnm  o/o^eratlT^arZdTuliX 
ln>  command  at  the  S,^ge  of  L,,ckn,,v,,),,,bl,.hed  in   the   Governor  General:  Gazette  ExtrairdiLary  of  sth  AnrilZsa    and 
rejmbM  m  General  Order,  by  the  Commander  in  Chief  in  India  on  27th  December  1858."     Served  in  the  Indian  N\V 
fSaf  wTth'claspK'  ""    "^^  "'""''"■  ^'  "^^  ^'^""^  ^"*  '=''P'"™  "f"'"  Crag  Piquet,  the  Conical  Hiltand  Umbeyh^ 
-•3  Major  E.  Carbonaro  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  with  the  17th  Bengal  lufantiT,  and  was  present  in 
tlie  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba-horse  shot  (Medal  with  two  clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star) 
li:ii;f  v°n»     f""    h  r""'  ^^"f*  't'*  'HS  5"'  ^•='^'  I°f«'°"-y  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79.  and  was  presenjin  the 
Tytrer  med-uf.  "^  "°        L.eut.General  Maude,  and  in  the  Maidan  Expedition  uuder  Brigadier  General 

Z  >',"'■'"'  ^  l^*^^™  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
T,'Lz.ul'J  «sJi^°''^!',^''}'^^'"^-^T''"^  '°  ""^  Transvaal  in  charge  of  two  6-pounder  guns  in  November  and 
December  1S78  ;  was  with  the  Soth  Regiment  in  the  Column  under  Colonel  Rowlknds  on  the  Swazi  border  in  1870, 
and  during  the  invasion  ot  Zuliiland  and  the  eugagemeni,  at  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

31  Major  G.  A.  Chapman  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884. 
wilh^las  ^andrSrk'isrMedan'^  Crimean  campaign  in  1S34-55,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal 
J^  Majors  T  Collins  served  on  the  China  Expedition  of  1857-59,  including  the  blockade  of  the  Canton  river, 
the  landing  before,  storm  and  capture  of  the  city ;  action  with  the  Braves  on  4th  Jan.  1859,  and  a^ain  at  tho 
pillage  of  bhektsing ;  present  at  the  detached  post  West  Gate,  Canton,  when  attacked  on  the  night  of  the  26th  July 
1858  ;  also  at  the  attack  on  the  Peiho  Forts,  on  25th  June  1S59,  where  he  was  severely  wounded  by  a  matchlock- 
bullet  m  the  left  leg  while  saving  a  wounded  marine  from  drowning  in  the  advanced  ditch  (Medal  with  three 
Clasps). 

"  Major  C;.  W.  B.  CoUis  served  with  the  6th  Regiment  in  the  Hazara  campaign  of  186S,  including  the  subsequent 
operations  m  the  Black  Mountain  (Medal  with  ClasD). 

^•t  Major  L  R.  Connolly  served  with  the  expeiUtion  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884  (Medal, 
and  Kheuives  Star).  '  ' 

M  Major  W.  (JonoU.y  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar,  includin" 
the  sortie  of  Deh  Khojah— slightly  wounded  (Medal). 

36  Major  A.  Cook  was  employed  with  a  detachment  of  the  32nd  Madras  Infantry  that  formed  part  of  the  force 
m  the  iield  to  intercept  the  rebels  under  Tantia  Topee  from  9th  November  1858.  Was  engaged  in  the  pursuit 
Oi  insurgent  Shans  on  the  northeastern  frontier  of  Tenasserim  and  Martaban  Provinces  during  May  i860. 

«  Major  L.  A.  C.  Cook  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-S0  (Medal). 

38  Major  C.  F.  Coppiu  served  with  the  Baltic  Expeditions  of  1854  and  1855  (.Medal).  Served  with  the  China  Expe- 
dition of  1857-59,  including  the  blockade  of  the  Canton  river,  operations  before  and  capture  of  the  city;  expedition 
to  the  North  and  wounded  at  the  attack  on  the  forts  at  the  Peiho  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^•<  Mnjor  J.  W.  M.  Cotton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  iu  1879-80  with  the  9th  Foot,  took  part  in  the  advance  to 
Cabul  with  the  force  under  Brigaaier  General  Charles  Gough,  including  the  engagements  at  Jugdalluck  and 
Saidabad  and  the  relief  of  Sherpore  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

♦"  Major  W.  F.  J.  Cowan  embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  2nd  Battalion  23rd  Fusiliers,  and  served  in  tho 
second  |.hase  of  the  Ashanti  war  in  1874,  including  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  taking  of  Becquah,  battle  of  Ordahsa 
and  capture  of  Coomassie  (Medal  and  Clasp). 

«'  Major  G.  Cresswell  served  with  the  89th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  15th  Dec.  1854  to  the  15th  Feb.  1856, 
incllding  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  (.Medal  with  Clasp,  and  TnrkishMedal). 

"  Major  N.  B.  Dalby  served  as  acting  Quarter  Master  of  the  R.M.  Brigade  in  the  Crimea  during  the  siege  of 
Seljastopol  in  1854  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and, Turkish  Medal). 

"  .Hajor  J.  W.  Daniell  served  in  the  Burmese  war  of  1852-53,  and  was  present  at  the  relief  of  the  garrison  of  Pegu 
and  in  the  different  engagements  iu  the  vicinity;  also  accompanied  the  Martaban  Column  (Medal  with  Clasp  for 
Pegu).  Served  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-59,  including  the  battle  of  Budleekeserai,  siege  of 
Delhi  with  repulse  of  sorties  on  the  gth  and  12th  June,  actions  in  rear  of  the  Camp  on  the  19th  and  20th  June, 
repulse  of  sorties  on  23rd  June,  9th  and  14th  July  1857  (severely  wounded).  Also  present  at  the  siege  and  capture 
of  Lucknow  in  March  1858,  including  the  actions  of  the  6th  7th  nth  i6th  and  17th  March ;  afterwards  served  in 
the  action  of  Barree,  and  throughout  the  campaign  in  Oude  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

**  Major  R.  H.  Daniell  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-S0  (.Medal). 

♦3  Major  J.  B.  Darling  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  in  force  from 
Alexandria  on  the  5th  August,  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahata,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba,  at  that  near  Tofrek  on  the  24th  March,  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (two 
Clasps). 

■**  Major  T.  Davey  served  in  the  Indian  mutiny  campaign  in  1858,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  and  capture  of 
Lucknow,  actions  of  Sirsee,  Nawabgunge,  Mutchleegaun,  Kunda  Kote,  and  Jurwah  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*'  Major  U.  W.  Dennie  served  with  the  2Sth  Regiment  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  in  the  winter  of  1854-55,  w'here 
ho  received  severe  injuries  from  frost-bite,  which  necessitated  amputation  of  half  the  right  footand  a  great  part  of 
the  left,  in  consequence  of  which  he  was  placed  on  the  retired  full  pay,  and  with  a  pension  of  jCiso  per  annum 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

♦^  Major  J.  S.  Des  llan-es  served  throughout  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^°  Major  Dunibloton  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857  (Medal). 

^1  Major  F.  M.  Eden  served  in  the  Egj-ptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  occupation  of  Port  Said,  was 
Aide  de  Camp  to  Colonel  Howard  Jones,  Commanding  Royal  Marines,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

=3  Sir  Henry  George  Elliot  served  as  Adjutant  to  the  ist  Battalion  in  the  Crimea  during  the  siege  and  fail  of 
Sebastopol  in  1854-55,  and  at  the  battle  of  Balaklava,  also  at  the  surrender  of  Kinbourn.  Was  present  at  the  bom- 
bardment of  Odes.sa,  22nd  April;  commanded  a  Detachment  employed  in  covering  the  ships'  companies  of  H.il.S. 
Albion  and  resnvius  on  the  25th  and  26th  September  1854,  when  employed  in  removing  wounded  Russians  from  tho 
battle-field  of  the  Alma  on  those  days,  and  covered  the  embarkation  of  the  nuarm.ed  parties  on  the  latter  day  when 
obliged  to  retreat  in  consequence  of  the  advance  of  a  strong  force  of  the  enemy's  Cavalr.y;  for  his  conduct  on  the 
occasion  he  received  the  thanks  of  Sir  S.  Lushington  (.Medal  with  Claso,  5th  Class  cf  tho  Medjidie,  and  Turkish 
Medal). 

3*  Major  H.  Elston  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S86-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'  Major  A.  England  served  in  tho  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  anu  was  present  at  the  crossing  of  the  Gogra  and 
throughout  the  Trans-Gogra  campaign  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  i863  (Medal).  Served  in 
the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

^'  Major  H.  H.  P.  Fagan  served  with  the  67th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80,  and  was  present  iu  the 
engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879,  and  in  (he  operations  .Trourd  Cabul  in  December  1879  includ- 
ing the  investment  of  Sherpore  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) . 

"  Major  T.  Farley  served  in  the  Jowaki  campaign  of  1877-78  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war 
in  1879  with  the  Cabiil  Field  Force  (Medal).  .     r  v    /^ 

"  Major  John  Ferguson  served  iuthe  Kaffir  war  of  1851-53  (Medal),  including  the  expedition  north  of  the  Orange 
Eiver.  Served  also  in  the  China  war  of  i860,  including  the  actioris  of  the  3rd,  12th  and  14th  August,  iSth  and  21st 
September,  and  advance  on  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasos  for  the  Taku  Forts  and  Pekin). 

«"  Major  C.  H.  Fergu^son  served  with  the  72nd  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  from  March  1878  till  January  1880 


69 1 c       Majors  lidired  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Penslon.^War  Service.9. 

,.,-,.-         „     „,i  c™!,,,!   Wmlrl  TTnrpps    and  was  Tireseiit  in  the  engagements  at  Charasinh  (woun<le;l)  and 
with  the  Koorum  »"^,,,',,f  ™^,,^f  ^%"/,'emhei     879^^  woundefl  (nientionert  in  .lespatohes,  Brevet  of 

lu  the  operatio;:^  arw  lul  Calnil  m  "f^^?^""   '°'^  r"„  *?,   .,  ggi^r^        Hi"hlauders  in  the  EKYptiun  war  of  1882, 

^^L^'iS'  ^I'vv  '  w'^Fnlln.rton  '.erved  with  the  q^rd  Hishlanders  in  the  Indian  campai-n  of  1S57-59.  hi"!  ^^ns  present 
6s  Major  W   F.  1  ullaiton  seryeti  wiiu  ,-nnl„;ii,,,r  tlie  storminj/  of  the  Secuiiderabash  and  takins  nt  the  barracks  ' 
at  the  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  t-  jd",  indud  ng  '^'«^  °™  \^,.^,'„'^  „,.  Ki^alee  Nuddee,  occupation  „r  Fatteushur- 
battle  of  Ca«-BP<.re  on  6th  Dec    .8,7^  pursu,^^  ^  ^^^^^     Rohilcund  campaign  and  attack  on 

wege  and  capture  ?f  I^';?''''°7> '?|^,'",'',Vp  anrtta  Oude  camoaign  as  Baggage  Master,  incbidin!; 

''^^^"'f  I^°,°i:!,"^^'=„'^?u,p1re    iuvgm  Fort  of  Mir.howlie  .Medal    with  two   Clasps)... 

actions  of  Pusgawn,  l^"^'»"|P"°'*;,\H"f'S'    ,,,;„,.  „f  ja&ia.  in  186:1-64  (Medal  with  two  Clasps  .  % 

*'^rSljoVTrTFSuerse\'v\dinthr!4hrr«  and  IcScompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the,| 

'"^":Jaro''r'S4;lfse?v'erthr;rn^,aigTS  in  the  Southern  Mahratta  country,  including  the  capture^ 

^"^oSr^k'^S^sli^li^rs'^^ed'^wTt^lU-e^^^^^^^^^^^^  ,  ,,      .       „, 

-^  ^,'"  f.  r  ■  1   rTlhnrt  ombaiked  fo r  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  2nd  Battalion  2  jrd  Fus.hers,  and  served  during  the 

.ecoifdTl.aseor?he'SlS;f,va?f  [ucluding  the  battles  of  Amoaful  and  Ordahsu  as  Lieutenant  m  charge  ol  the 

''?^'S"F''rrGUdn\1r's;\^ea''w.?h'the  Duffla  Expedition  in  X874-7S.    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in   .87, 
<^?|l]or  G.^.GoJd™i^serv«lwi«,«.^^^ 

■'  ^x''J?'    D  ,,Y?t  thprI™,l^poftheA^^  Abrakrnmpa  during  the  5th  and  6th  November  1873, 

rndl"Vt%nt;"   chai.g*'rgrtaft°an'':d™;mU«n-^  of  the   enem|-wounded ,    conduct  of  the  detachment 

mentioned  i" 'l^^l^Jl-^J'^  ^f^f^d  ^^'^'il'SKoorum  Valley  Field  Force  in  the  Afghan  war  iu  .879  (Medal).     Served 

r4^:'r8°6^  ^=ire'=d\rdSSlreLf,?'a°,5,fat''',:i;e^kLdca,n^  walled  villages  lu  January  1869 

mentioned  in  despatches).     Served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  ,8,3-74  (Medal). 

ir^J'-'"-  f  %''^^^:T\^m^^Z:i'^^^^!^h<^^J  Guides  before  Delhi,  iu  i3.7.    Com- 

S5  Major  C.  W  .  Hawes  served  ''^  ■^"jl""'"  jq,,,  (j„rin„  the  siege,  assault,  and  capture  of  Delhi,  and  present  111 

manded  the  Gnides  Inlantry  ™  several  oecaswiis  cmrm    tne        -^,^^,^^      Pr^^^^t  ^ith  Brigadier  Showers 

every  ^'l'™;^'^ '"^le^isfr  ct  aSout  Defh  m  18?^  rCommandant  of  Guide  Cavalry  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served 
wlrA°&°afeFieWFor'ce  under  Sir  Sydne^  Cotton  to  S.ttana  in  .858  as  Commandant  ot  Cavalry,  and  .nd  m 

'^'TZin'l-f  A^Htv'ser'veiwHh^^^^^ 

frli^iraubSa^nt^'e^'-^^it^strn^^^^^^^^  .Brevel  of  Major.  Meda,  wi.h  Clasp.  4th  Cass 

ofMedjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Trwaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1877-78  (Medal).      Served  in  the 

A;:h^nCai^n^8,f7"?Sirs^«-vr^^^^ 

t  ^  ^^^?^1n'  Se  ^'Si^ign1^^^^f?^l^!iing  the  action  at  Jamo  and  taking  of  Fort 
•^^S^I'h.  C,  Heyman  serv«,  .Wth  the  B„inese  Expediti^  j^,^«^B8  (Medal  with  two  Claspsl.^^^^^^  ^^  ^^^ 

■■"  ^'^*°''  f  ^r?a?asiahmith"'6^h  Sc'^to  Jer  x  79  a°X  the  opfratons  around  cLul  in  December  .S79  includ- 
fi^gT^rirvestm'enrorsh^p^^^^^^  t^^o  Clasps).     I^erved  with  the  two  Muan.ai  Expeditions  in  iSqc 

(Medal  with  Clasp).  ;j^^gg^,jjj,jj^l)_  ..,-,,,• 

■■0  Major  H  C  Hogg  s???ld  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Khushk-i- 

^mXio?E"R.'HL'sVfs?i^4'd'wi'h'the  Baltic  Expedition  in  1855.  and  in  thie  flotilla  of  mortar-boats  during  the 

''°,?;''^'''^"''F'w*^Humnh?^-'^e'i^d'in  the  Indian  Mutmy  campaign,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  action  with 
103  Major  E.  W.  Huniphr>   sei  fi'  '". '"|^  .  operations  after  the  capture  of  Delhi ;  with  Seaton's  Column  in  the 

Jodhporemutmeerson,6^^^^ 

SntX  RSSSTcampalS;fnc1uL|t?e^  onFo'i-t  Rooyah,  action  of  Allygnnge,  and  capture  of  Bareiily 

''^ir^f^ifR^Sutc'SronfmSarkfdJoVthlGild'S 

06  mT,vT  Thv?ne  serves  A^^^^^  to  .Sir  Charles  Staveley  m  the  campaign  m  the  Aorth  nt  China 

■       J  IZ  dMrin-  the  occupation  of  Tientsin  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  w  th  Clasp) 
'^'J'^^V^TMT.Etone  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  i88S-8u  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

;:;  ^So^^iel^ -"vS^eLped^o^ 
I,et  a°t'=S''Hott  ^^^^S^^^Z^CS'l^^^^T^^^^^^^^  the'^chief  of  Houshabi  (3rd  Class 
""l' M°jr(?!  N.'kelsall  sei-ved  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol.  right  attack,  from  Aug.  1855  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Turkish  Medal).  „.i  „n,  ti,oR  \r  Tiqfinlion  in  Siiain  during  the  Carlist  war;  with  the  Baltic  expedi- 

,  ■'" .«%-  'f^f^^^^i^^StheCgaS:  huL^Crim^^^^^^^^^  siege^of  Sebastopol  from  Feb.  .S55  (Medal  wrth 

tlOll  111  1554  U^'-'"'"'  •         ,    ,, 

'^"''MarorRR.'B   Knox^  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S8-89  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with 

Clasp).  .  Tr,.„„=tnr,  served  with  the  -nd  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1858-59,  and 

113  Major  H.  E.  Kynaston  served  wimtne-nui^.ag  Trans-Gogra  operations,  including 

S^islTe^'ftt  5o1rV"tVy?Ji"l  am^^^^^^^^^^  and  Bnngaon  Jungle  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


Majcrs  BeUred  on  Full  or  Retired  Pay  or  on  a  Pension.— War  Services.       6gid 


E  "pedition  Oiled^lf  °''''  '"""^ '"  ""'  Afghan  war  in'iljQ-So  wUh'the"  Koorum  Division,  ineluamij  the  Zaimusht 

thrZu,u^w\?in,r"(M'era7wftiaX^^^  "'<=  °'-™«°-  a=-inst  the  Galckas,  andin 

ii:  Major  T.  A.  P.  Leader  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Clasnl 

M.  Major  John  Lee  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  with  the  ist  Royal  Drasoons  iAcludin.'  the  battles 
01  Balaklava  Inkei-man,  and  TchernaTa,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medall 

'"  Major  Wm.  Lee  served  with  the  Koyal  Marines  at  the  capture  of  the  Island  ofCarabusa  together  with  seven 
piratical  vessels  in  its  harbour,  m  i82S-2g  (Med'al) .  Served  as  Adjutant  of  the  6th  Rejrt.  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  '18  J-i 
(Medal).  ^    ■* 

12"  Major  T.  Leith  served  in  the  Punjab  campaign  in  1848-49  with  the  Bombay  foliimu,  and  was  present  at  the 
siege  and  surrender  of  Mooltan  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Persian  E.xpoilitionarv  Force  in  18^7  with 
the  Sind  Irregular  Horse,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Mohumra  (Medal).  Served' with  the  De'hi  Pieltl 
Force  in  January  1859  in  pursmt  of  the  rebels  in  the  Rewaree,  Ulwuv,  and  Jevpoor  districts  (Medal) 

1=1  Major  G.  K  Liebenrood  served  with  the  58th  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  campaign  of  1879.  Was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Ulundi— twice  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Claspl  p      =  »» 

^=i  Major  P.  B.  Lindsell  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  with  the  Cabul  Field  Force  in  the  TransDort 
Department,  including  the  relief  of  bherpore  under  Brigadier  General  Charles  Gough  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

'"  Major  F.  E.  Llovd  served  m  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  as  Brigade  Mator  and  Division  Peshavvnr  Field  Force 
and  as  Transport  Officer  m  the  expedition  to  the  Bazar  Valley,  and  afterwards  with  the  Koorum  Vallev  Field 
Force  (Medal) 

'"  Major  H.  Lowrey  served  as  Adjutant  to  the  Wing  of  his  Regiment  while  employed  in  the  expedition  airain^t 
the  King  of  Baddiboo.  up  the  River  Gambia ;  was  present  at  the  bombardment  of  the  enemy's  entrenched  works 
on  the  lianks  of  the  Swarracunda  Creek  on  the  j6th  Feb. ;  also  at  the  storming  capture  and  destruotiou  of  the 
fortified  towns  of  Carawan  on  the  17th,  Kinty  Cimda  and  Saba  on  the  iSth,  and  the  battle  of  Saba,  and  stormini' 
capture  and  total  destruction  of  the  enemy's  stockades  en  the  21st  Fell.  1861.  *- 

'»  Major  F.  J.  S.  Lowry  served  in  tha  operations  of  the  Zhob  Field  Force  in  1S90. 

1^'  Major  T.  P.  G.  Lowry  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1895-05  (Star) 

"'  Major  A.  W.  Lyster  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  (Medal  with  Claso).  Served  with  the 
Chitrnl  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Roliert  Low  in  1895  with  the  2nd  Battalion  3rd  Ghoorkhas  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

1*)  .Major  G.  A.  M'Carthy  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  (Medal). 

"'  Major  B.  M'Clintock  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Light  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2 
and  was  present  at  the  surrender  cf  Kafr  Dowar  and  Damietta  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).'  ' 

1'=  Major  L.  A.  T.  M'Cuddea  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with  the 
force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (Medal).     Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

'"  Major  T.  Mackenzie  served  in  the  ifghan  war  in  18S0  with  the  78th  Highlanders  (Medal). 

i»  Major  V.  H.  Maher  served  with  the  83th  Regiment  throughout  the  Kaflr  war  of  1S77-78,  during  the  latter 
part  ol  the  campaign  m  command  of  a  mounted  troop  of  the  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

IS**  Major  E.  U.  Marrett  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iSSo  (Medal). 

13'  Major  R.  A.  Marriott  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  at  the  bombardment  of  Alexandria 
in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Mahsama,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassnsin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kehir 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in 
1884-1S85  in  command  of  the  Egyptian  Camel  Corps,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kirbekan  (mentioned  in 
despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  two  Clasps).  Also  served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier 
Field  Force  in  1885-86,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  on  Ambigole  Wells  and  in  the  engagement  at  Ginlss  {DSO), 

i3h  Major  E.  H.  Marsh  served  with  the  34th  Regiment  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  from  9th  December  1854  to 
20th  Feb.  1855  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  'Medal).  Also  in  the  Indian  campaigns  in  1857-59,  including  the 
actions  at  Cawnpore  on  26th,  27th  and  28th  November  1857,  capture  of  Meeangnnge,  siege  and  capture  of  Luckuow 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

139  Major  M.  Ma.^-ne  served  in  the  -Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in 
despatches)  including  the  sortie  of  Deh  Khojah  (mentioned  in  despatcnes),  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Canda- 
har (Medal  with  Clasp). 

i33t  Major  H.  Melvill  served  in  the  Afghan  war  v^n  1879-83,  ook  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar,  and  was  pre- 
sent at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp).\  t 

'*<i  Major  J.  H.  C.  Michel  served  with  the  17th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79,  and  took  part  in  the  aBfair 
at  Deh  Sarak  (Medal). 

I*'  Major  John  Miller  served  at  the  battle  of  Navarino  in  1827.  Also  with  the  R.  M.  Battalionin  Portugal  in  1S35. 
Commanded  a  Company  during  the  operations  on  the  coast  of  Syria  in  1840  (Medal),  and  was  with  the  battaUon  at 
D' Jouni.    Sustained  a  severe  fracture  of  the  right  leg  in  the  service  (War  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

1*-  Major  A.  M.  Monteith  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Takht- 
i-Pul  and  Maiwand  (wounded),  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"  Major  G.  Montgomery  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  battle  of  Inkerman  and  siege 
of  S»bastopol  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

»'  Major  G.  T.  Carus  Moore  served  with  the  42nd  Highlanders  in  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  in  1S74, 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Ordahsu  (w(mnded  slightly)  and  capture  of  Coomassie  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

i*^  Major  T.  Moore  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1873,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Essaman  and 

'«  Major  C  U'  E.  MunAy  sei'^'ed  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  from  the  ist  Jan.  i863— with  the  Sind 
Horse  until  the  9th  April,  and  afterwards  with  a  Battery  of  Artillery,  and  was  jn-esent  at  the  fall  of  Magdala  (Medal). 

'*"  Major  S  Neary  served  in  the  China  war  in  i860  with  the  44th  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  cajiture  of 
the  Taku  Forts  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-S5  as  Adjutant  of  the  2nd  Battalion 
of  the  Essex  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

i«  Major  A.  »L.  Newman  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  -.880  (.Medal). 

iM  Major  H  H   Newman  served  in  the  operations  iu  Zuhiland  in  18SS. 

IS-  Major  W  C  Ormoiid  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  111  the  engagement  at  Kam  Dakka 
and  with  the  expeditions  into  the  Besad  and  Kimar  Valley  (Medal). 

153  Major  R  (J  Ot«-ay  served  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuni  mthe  Transvaal  m  1878,  mcluding  the  storm- 
ing of  Tolyana's  Stadt';  also  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi 

'■'m'^MaTo'r'E  Hm' Owen  was  employed  during  1855  and  partof  1S56  with  the  Turkish  Contingent  under  Lt.General 

Vimnn  in  Turkey  aiid  the  Crimea,  and  has  received  the  Order  of  the  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  Commanded  a  detach- 

rnZJt  of  the  28th  Madras  Native  Infantry  in  the  suppression  of  the  IncUan  Mutiny  m  the  Jubbulpore  district  in  185S. 

u"  Major  H.  H.  Ozzard  served  throughout  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  1875-76  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^isr-iinT  ^^?  h'^Putv  served  with  the*^ Battalion  sent  out  for  service  in  Japan  in  1864-60,  and  was  present  at  the 
K^^i.Trrimpnt  of  the  batteries  at  the  Straits  of  Simonosaki,  the  entrance  of  the  inland  sea  of  Japau,.the  assault 
ca^u?ranrdestruction  of  the  five  batteries,  stockade,  magazines,  and  barracks,  and  during  the  shore  operations 

^°<S  v?ior\'°c''pear3on''serfed  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  ,884-85  with  the  Royal  Marines  attached  to  the  Guards 
Cameffeliiment  and  was  present  at  the  actions  at  Abu  Klea  jand  Abu  Kru  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Breyet  of 
Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


69 1 e       Majors  Retired  on  Fall  or  Betired  Fay  or  on  a  Fension.—War  Services. 

"«  Major  N.  C.  Perkins  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

«'   MaiorW.L  Put  served  in  the  lAhootan  Expedition  in  186s  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1"  Maior  J  L.  Power  served  with  the  2iul  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment  in  the  Esyptian  war  of  M2, 
iind  was  present  in  the  enpaKement.  at  El  Maglar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta  m  the  action  at  KassHsin  (28th  August), 
ind  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  xChedive  8  btai). 

'"/Maior  WM  Pritcliett  served  on  the  China  E.vpedition  of  ,857-59.  including  the  blockade  ot  the  Canton  river 
the  landing  before,  storm  and  capture  of  the  city  (Medal  withClaspl.  Served  also  with  the  e.'cpedition  to  the  North 
in  i860  and  in  command  of  the  Police  Force  at  Shanghai  during  the  attacks  by  the  rebels. 

■66  Major  HRLPvm  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  two  actions  at  Kassasia 
(mentimied  in  despatches)   and  at  the  battle  ofTel-el-Kebir  (Medal  wiih  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  htar). 

i«  Major  H  A  Ravenslmw  served  with  the  Kandahar  Column  in  the  Afghan  War  in  1878-79  (Medal).  Served 
with  the  BurmeseExpedition  in  1886-88  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,  „.     ,.     ,     „,     . 

^-■i  Major  J.  Beeves  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Star  . 

1-'  Maior  T   D    Richey  served  in  the  second  phase  of  the  Asbanti  war  111  1874  (Medal). 

i;5  Major  Howland  Roberts  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
Ahmed  kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .„.,,.       ^,  .■  .v      ,„„,.„,  ,i,„ 

i«  Maior  C  D  H.  Robilliard  served  with  the  Baltic  Expedition  in  1855,  including  the  action  with  a  battery  at  the 
mouth  of  the  Narva  on  i8ih  June,  and  bombardment  of  Sweaborg  (Medal).  „     ...  ^  ,■    »v,  , 

■"Major  E  M   Roe  embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  2nd  Battalion  23rd  Fusiliers,  and  served  in  the  second 

^''l^^iliSfvv^'LTaV^V'se'elrh^'lyria^  (Medal  with  one  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).    A^so 

with 'the  expeditions  to  thf.  Baltic  in  .854  and  1855,  and  with  the  R.M.  Battalion  seri-mg  in  co-operation  with  the 
French  ai-mv  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Bomarsund  (Medal)  . 

182  Maior  S   M  Congreve-Schueider  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  1884.     ,     ,      ,   ,^     _     . 

183  Muior  C  B  Servante  served  on  the  China  expeditiou  of  1857-59.  including  the  blockade  of  the  Canton  river. 
Also  the  campaign  in  the  North  of  China  in  i860,  including  the  affair  of  Sinho,  capture  ot  Tongku,  assault  and 
^iptuieot^eTaku  Forts  (with  the  ladder  party),  and  the  subsequent  engagements  on  tne  advance  to  Pekin 
(Medal  with  three  Clasps).  . 

18*  Maior  J   D  W  Sewell  served  with  the  expedition  to  China  in  1857. 

185  Ma  or  G  S '  Sewell-Gana  served  with  the  .est  Fusiliers  in  the  Indian  N.W,  Frontier  war  of  1863,  and  was  pre- 

'Ti  iSCT^  'S^^^^^^^^^i^^^^^'^^^'^'^^'^^  General  Phayre,  and  was 

''^rii^alo'iV'.'a.'rhrnLle^v'eSSfh^R^^^^^  at  Eupatoria  in  1854,  and  with  the  Brigade  in  the  Crimea 

durinsX  siege  of  Sebastopol  m  1855  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turki-h  Medal). 

■"Majo?  WO.  cl  Shippard  served  in  the  operations  in  Perak  in  November  and  December  .875.  including  the 
nrlvnncf'  nn  ftnii  caiitiire  of  Kinta  {Medal  with  Clasp).  i,      . 

™Maio?VG  Smilh  was  promoted  Captain  in  the  97lh  Regiment  "in  recognition  of  his  gallant  services 
whenlngaged  agahist  the  Indians  at  Orange  Walk.  British  Honduras"  on  the  .st  September  ,872,  on  which 
«casioi°he^  commanded  a  detachment  of  the  ist  West  India  Regiment  and  was  dangerously  wounded  by  a 

■"Ilo^fatofiohn'^mUh  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  ,854-55,  and  was  present  at  the  ^.J^ttles  of  the  Alma  and 
nkennan,  and  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol,  including  the  assaults  on  the  Redan  of  the  ,8th  June  and  Sth  September 
mromoted  to  be  Lieutenant,  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkis^h  Medal).  ,  r.ii  „f  «^i,<.<..o„M 

'"■Maior  W  S.  Sprent  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  in  ,854-55, '"clndmg  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).     Served  with  the  expeditionary  force  in  China  in  .857-59  (Medal) 

'^"  Major  EB  Stephens  served  m  the  Brst  phase  ol  the  Ashanti  war  in  .873,  and  was  in  command  of  the  out- 
fit*' 'Z^'y'  L.'sS? ter' e'JlTnlrAS-cl.-inese  Force  under  Lt.Colonel  Gordon  and  has  received  the  CWnese 
ImperSdecorationol- the  Red  Button.  Served  with  the  .si  Division  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  .879,  and  was 
emlJl'iyed  arDeputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  and  Base 

'^'m  MaiorVstraghan  served  on  the  China  Expedition  of  .857-58,  including  the  blockade  of  the  Canton  river  ; 
accompanied  the  expedft.on  to  the  North  and  was  wounded  at  the  attack  on  the  forts  at  the  Peiho  on  25th  June  .850 
?S  oTd  in  despiltches) .  Served  the  campaign  of  ,860,  including  the  action  ol  S.nho,  taking  ot  Tonghoo  storm 
iurciZie  of  thePNorth  Takoo  Fovt  (wounded,  and  mentioned  m  despatches),  and  subsequent  operations  (Medal 

"■'«  m^Toi-'r"  s'tutherland  served  throughout  the  Crimean  campaign  of  .854-55,  and  was  present  at  the  afTairs 
of  RuVanac  Wnd  M-Kcnzie's  Farm,  battles  of  Alma  and  lukerman,  capture  ol  Balaklava,  siege  and  fall  ot 
SebasopoMMedalwiUi  three  Clasps  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  the  campaign  of  .86011  China,  including  he 
stormh"rof  Tongku  and  the  Taku  Forts    (Medal  with   Clasp).    Also  m  the  operations      gainst   the  Taepins 

'^'^S^Z'^^l'^-'^^^i^-'^^'^^^''^^^^^  «°*  i^^'g'-'^"'  -'"■  "^^,!"f'  ^"'^"'^  """"*='  "^'^  ^'""'""'  ^■''p^'^^''""  °f  '^^5 

(Medal  with  Clasp).    Also  in  the  expedition  to  Perak  in  ,875-76  (Clasp).  .  •     .,,  „    „„„„,„,  >.-„<;„i,. 

'iSMaTorTR  Swinburne  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  NoBche 
(mentimied  in  despatches.  Medal,  and  Khedive's  «t»^\.  S-ved  in  the  Sondan  campaign  in  .884-85,  ami  waB 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen  and  at  the  destruction  of  rcmai  (Clasp). 

.::\^]^^^^S^r^^:i^^:^^^^^^^^  *e  Egyptian  war  of  .882,  and  wa. 

-Si'^^i^.'S^^lS^^h^r  ^^::i';;^r^n5-.-^^  ^Z^^^.  A.so  durmg  the  Siege  and  capture 
°'-°tiSi- w"ll'Tmirth  se??^d  in  the  Baltic  in  July  and  August  .854  (Medal, ;  also  with  the  R^M.  Brigade  in 
the  CdSea  It'the  tiege  of  Sebastopol  from  Feb.  to  Aug.  .855  (^f,^  "'^  vtSkrme'^^ForcetMelal) 

-  Ma^;  W  §-'I^url  j'iei^vid  with'  the^  Rifl^e'^Bngalir'in'  iTlXZ^^'l^ X^l^^^^^^^^^^^  in  India 
induSnrtliTaciions^lh^Hmdnn^batUe  of  Budlee  ke  Serai  and^takjng, the  Heights  beforeDelhi,  the  subsequent 

"^S?^1o?1?'^"^il^XS'Stlie'yi!h^5Ji^^tJf?^;S:^^U  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in 

"-^X^!-^  served  as  Adjutant  ^^^^^^^^  '^^^^  ^^  ^  ^^^VS^e^o^^^ 
r'iirv^urgTsS'S^got-^ArTKCTrnr/ok^^^  P'-vost  Marsha,  of  the  2nd  Movable 

Column,  Khyber  Line  Force,  from  25th  May  to  nth  Aug.  1880  (Medali. 


Majors  Belired  on  Fall  or  Retired  Fan  or  on  a  Pen,ion.-War  Services        6oif 

under  Brigadier  General  GouRh,  and  subsequenUv  ,rt?rthe  KhvW  n  ^  ^^^'  *^'""";"-'  V'^  ''>''  JeHa'al"!'!  Field  Force 
=''  Major  H.  M.  Williams  served  in  the  kS  wu- h^,S,^,^  ,n,f  ^^^^^^  Major  General  Briffht  (Medal) 

and  (;:jikas  including  the  encasement  at  the  Per  e  Bush"  also  seled  n'^,h''„  7"  ?'"  °P™"ons  „gain,st  the  Galekas 
-■=  Major  P.  Wilmot  served  with  the  j.rd  Reginfent  throu»hnnt^h?  if     ''•'"  ""^  ^     '^"  (-^I"'"'  '"'^  tlii'P)- 

l«;esent  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  MagdalMliS)  ""°"«''°"'  "^"^  Abyssmian  camyaiBn  of  1S67-63,  and  was 
-"■  Jla.ior  J.  Wilson  served  in  the  Crimean  camnaio-n  nf  ■<:-.  -    —m    »■,     o 

Balaklava  (slightly  wounded)  and  TcherTaya.  anTste"4  and  faUol  SeL\n°.„^7!r'  ??^'\  i"<^'«<Jin?  '^e  battlea  of 

dinian  and  Turkish  Medals).  ia,  auu  sie„e  auaiaU  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  also  Sar- 

A'MusTd^MeLl'lth'cirpr""'  '°  '"''  ^'■^'^'^  "'"^  '°  -^'^-"'  -^  --  P--"'  -t  the  attack  and  cnpture  of 

homharX^ent  oTsweSr^  ?lfIdal,"''le?ve?t''c'htarin''ni°o ISi  'f  '".^"^^  «°"^  °'  mort,r-hoats  during  the 
the  batteries  at  Xankm.oth  November,  and  aJSonS^h? afit  Nov^mborTMedau"'''  '"  """'""'■  "^"o"  -"" 

p.;s4rth^eatira'x';;ptiT^^^^ 

of  Kakaramea,  and  taking  of  Putahi  (Medal)  '^<=P>i>»e  ot  the  enemy  s  attack  on  the  camp  at  Kukumaru,  affair 

Sm-e^t the  Ifghaifwaf i'll'ts-',  ( Uedar*"'"™  *="'"''  '""^  ■'°"'"''  ^'"''^'''  '^  '8;7-73  (Medal  uith  Clasp). 

"3  %t-^l^^^^iJ^'^^°'^  ^"'";'^  ""■''  ''"^  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S86  (Medal  with  Clasr.) 
at"taeac^pfurro^f\°,1  HZ^^  (Ife'd^^^it^h^^l^S'"™' '"  ''''  ^'^'^'^'^  ^^i^'^^Ai  was  present  at  the 


I    ' 


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69- 


OFFICERS  (other  than  General  and  Field  Officers)  on  RETIRED  PAY. 

Captains. 

NOT  IN  TUB  JiESERVE. 


Abdy,  Anthony  Charles  Sykes,'  2  Life  Guards 

Aclaiul,  John  Edward,  Ksscx  Regiment    

Acton,  Thomas,-  Bengal  StaffCorps    

Aikin,  James  Edward,  York  and  Lane.  Regt 

Aikman,  Hugh  Harry  Robertson, I  DrugoonSt-^^A  StinMighland  Light  Inf. 

Allen.  William  Cock's.  Lancashire  Fusiliers 

AUfrey,  Frank  Edward.  Dorsetshire  Regiment;  3  Bn.  Svfolk  Reffiment 
Ander&on,  Wm.  Campbell,  1 5  Hussars ;  3  Bn.  ChesJih-c  Rffff. ;  Imp.  reom. 

Anketell,  Moutray,  Royal  Artillery   

Aspinall,  Robert  Lowndes,  15  Hussars  ;  3  £n.  Torkskire  Regiment 

Attwood,,  Frederick,  Coast  BattaUon  of  Engineers 

Baird,  David,^  West  Riding  Regiment  

Baldwin,  John  Henry,*  Bengal  Staff  Corps 

Barker,  Edward  Heiiry  Payne,  Royal  Marines  

Barnett.  Robert  Percy  Saunders.''  Indian  StaffCorps      

Beach,  Wm.  Archibald  Hicks,  King's  Royal  Rifles  

Bower,  Robert  Lister,*^  C'J/6'.  King's  Royal  Rifles 

Bramwell,  George," Bombaj'  StaffCorps 

Brettingbam,  Richard  Whcatley,  Royal  Artillery  

Briggs.^Jobn  Arthur,  Scottish  Rifles;  3^4  BaftaUons  Scotthk  Rtjle* 


COBNET, 
2ndLIEUT. 
OrBNSIGN. 


I      WHEN 
PLACED  GIT 
RKT.    PA.T. 


28  Oct.  68  28  Oct.   71  26  Nov.  83 

6  Jan.  75  19  Dec.  83 

^5  July  <;i    6  May  53  25  July  63 

^3  May  85    i  July  gi 

10  Nov.  86  20  Nov.  Q3 

14  Oct,  68    5  Nov.  70    5  Oct.   78 
1  Mar.  go  15  Jan.  92  2t  Apr.  98 

29  Mar.  90  25  Mny  92  13  June  96 
I  Oct.  47  30  June  48  16  Dec.  54 

19  Sept.  8-:  18  Dec.  89  10  July  95 

1.3  JuneSs  19  Oct.   87 

29  Sept.77  14  r)ec.  78  21  Oct.   85 

20  Dec.  5S    3  Sept.  59  20  Dec.  70 
1  Sept.  89    1  July  Qo    I  Apr.  gS 

13  Aug.  79    I  July  81  13  Aug.  90 
23  June  80    I  July  81    7  Jan.  00 

19  Feb.  81    1  Jul}'  81  12  May  90 

20  Jan.  56  25  Feb.  58  20  Jan.  68 
19  June  41  13  Apr.  42  30  June  48 

23  Aug.  84  10  Oct.  94 


Brown,  John,  Bombay  StaffCorps -I  4  J«ly  56    2  Nov.  57    4  July 


3  Bn.  Went  Kent  Regt. 


Browne,  William,^  Indian  Stiiff  Corps 
BuUer,  Gregory  Joseph,''  Leicester  Regiment 
Burbury,  Francis  Williiun.  West  Kent  Regt. ; 
Bury,  Cliarlest  OidnaiiL-e  Store  Department 

Butler,  Francis  William  Henry  Davies^^^o  Foot 

Cairns,  lfo». Wilfred  Dallas,  Rifle  Brigade';  Maior  5  Bn.  Rifle  Briqade 
Carcw,  Ponsonby  Mny  i^ynn,  Irish  R.;  Hon.  Majnr  e,  Bn.  Shropf.  Lf.Inf. 


4  Jan.  80    I  July  Si  14  Jan.  91 
19  Apr.  6429  Jan.  71  23  Dec.  79' 

25  Aug.  8625  Mar.  96 

Ill  Sept,76|  I  Ja.n  851 

21  Sept.s7  30  June63  25  Dec.  67, 

'13  May  85  16  May  94! 

Dec,  88!  13  Feb.  95 


Carfra'e,  Charles"  William,  Gordon  Highlanders '23  Dec.  68  26  Oct.  71  16  Jan.  81 

Chapman,  Francis  Robert  Henry,*-  Indian  StaffCorps;  Staff  Vaptain\  \      -^  y,    tR  .0  Feb   Sn 

for  Military  InteUigeuce,  War  Office,  23  Aug.  00  (^fw;;.)  >  |i^  xeu.  70  i-  reu.  09 

Chapman,  Frederick  Stovin,'"' Cameron  Highlanders,  J?c)W7-(7'-Kpj?f ]  2  May  68  27  Oct,   711  i  Oct.   80 

Christie,  Robert  Arthur  Crawford,  12  Lancers ;  Hon.  Major  Kent  Art.  ■)  )      q^^    g^|  ^  j^i     g^  '^^  j^^^.  g^ 

'  9  Sept,  82J13  Jan.  92 
25  Aug.  86  23  Sept.gS! 

\  29  Aug.  85 '  29  Aug.  90} 
12  Aug.  74130  Nov.  8 1 


E.  Div.  R.  Art 
Churchill,  Felix  Victor  Sidney,'*Gloucester  Regiment 
Clarke,  James  Scaly,  Lancaster  Regiment ;  3  Bn.  Wiltahire  Regiment.. 

Cockerill,  Robert  Charles,'^  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Colquhoun,  William,  12  Laucers 


Constable,  Frederick  Charles  Strickland,  Royal  Horse  Guards  

Cooke,  Wm.  Nevinson  Macilonnld,'^  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Cooper,  Albert  Beauchjimp  Astley.  Royal  Artillery  

Cope,  Arthur  Henry, ^'  Liverpool  Regiment 

Corse-Scott,  Alexander  .biTnes,  Bengal  Staff  Corps - 

Crabbe,  Arthur  Bingham, i*"  8  Hussars  ;  4  Bn.  Irish  Regt , 

Croasdaile,  Launcelot,  Bedfordshire  Regt 

Cullen,  Clifford,  Dcrbj-^lilrc  Regiment;  3  Bn,  Iriah  Fuxiliert    

Darley, Henry  Read,  4  Dragoon  Guards;  3  Bn.  South  Waleg  Borderers  ... 

Daubiiz,  Robert  Claude,  retired  full  pay.  Royal  (Bengal)  Engineers 

Dawes, Edward  Wilson. 4  Dragoon  Gds.;  Hon.  Mujur^  Bn.  Warwick  Regf. 

Dennehy,  Barry  Valentine,-'^  12  Lancers 

flc  Teissier,  Hour  y,Baron,-^  8  Hussars  ;  Son.  Majors  Bn.  Yorkshire  Regt . 

Ditmas,  Edward.--  7  Dragoon  Guard  ;   Qr.  Master  Rvverce  Rfgimcnt 

Drury,  Frederick  Burton,  Royal  Marines [27  June 64'  3  Aug.  6^    7  July  79 

Dyce,  Cecil  Coles,  Bengal  StaffCorps I       23  Dec.  64  23  Dec.  76 

Elcy,  Henry,  Liverpool  Regiment ;  4  B7i.  Baft  Surreg  Regiment I       ]io  May  82  31  July  90 

KUis,  Henry  Robert  Alfred,  Connaught  Rangers i  4  Jan.  71  28  Oct.   71    i  Dec.  80 


28Apr.  80I  6  Apr.  81118  Apr.  S51 

10  May  82,10  May  93 

30  Aug.  64  j  30  May  77 

20  Jan.  66i  10  Nov.  69  24  Sept.  78 

26  Jan.  66  14  Dec.  69  26  Jan.  781 

II  May  78    I  July  81    9  Mar.  86 

6  Aug.  79  20  Sept.8oi  7  Mar.  88, 

1  9  Sept.  82    I  Nov.  90 

14 Mar.  88I31  July  89  13  Apr.  92 
T7Dec.  56J27  Aug.  58  10  Nov.  69 

6  May  85    5  Mar.  91 

26  Feb.  64  16  Mar.  67  74  Apr.  72 

ID  Mar.  03  10  Mar.  go 

July  80  22  Dec.  80    4  Jan.  87 


Ewart,  John  (District  Otlicer),  Royal  Artillery  17  Apr.  78 

Faidkner,  Francis  Macnamara,  Royal  Marines  J22  June  67    3  Aug.  67 

Feilden,  Herbert  Ramsay,  Lane.  Fus.:  Major  3  Bn.  Lancaster  Regiment  j25  Sept.78    9  June  80 

Festing,  Michael  Morton  Metcalfe,  20  Foot  1       '  2  Nov.  72 

Ffrench,  Arthur,  Indian  StaffCorps |i5  Nov.  79    3  June  80 


FitzGerald,  Lord  Walter,  King's  Royal  Rifles;  late  Major  8  Bn.  K.  R.  Rifles 

Forbes,  Edward  Esme,-*  Indian  Staff  Corps  

Forester,  Francis  William,  3  Hussars 

Forrest,  Robert  Henry,-^  Bengal  Staff  Corps 

Fraser,  James  Kemp,  14  Hussars 

Fraser,  William  Forbes  Mackenzie  Ian,'*  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Gamble,  Killaly,  Royal  Artillery  

Gardiner,  Henry,  Bombay  Staff  Corps  

Garsia,  Christopher,  Bengal  Staff  Corps 

Goodlake,  Henry  Selwyn,  Lane.  Fus.;  Hon.  Lt. Col.  ^Bn.  Gloucester  Regt. 
Grant,  Edward  James, ^  Irish  Regiment ;  Hon.  Col.  3  B,i.  Ror/a!  Scott 


.luly  86 
1  July  81 
9  June 
7  July  80 

I  e,  Nov.  90 
iS  Jan.  88 

II  Feb.  86 
16  Mar.  88 
n  Apr.  80 


22  Jan.  79    9  Oct. 

,11  Feb.  75 

2  Aug.  82 

II  Apr.  6£  28  Oct.   71 
25  Feb.  So    I  July  81I29  Jan.  87 
2  July  79  12  Feb.  Si    2  July  gc 

12  Jan.  66    i  Jan.  78 

13  June  57    I  May  59  13  June  69 

23  Mar.  58  II  Oct.  59  23  Mar.  70 
II  Oct.  79    I  July  Si    sJJar.  89 

II  Nov.  76  2>  May  83 


Greatbed,  Hervey,  8  Hussars  ;  4  Battalion  Durham  Light  In/antri/    5  Feb.  87  iS  Apr.  90  :;8  July  94 


30  Jan.  S4  2g  Dec.  94 
23  Aug.  84  I  July  91 
II  Feb.  75  II  Feb.  86 


(ireen,Wm.DixonHaddock,King"s Royal  Rifles;  s4'(>Bn!<. Lancashire  Fic. 
Haggard,  Edward  Arthur,-"'  Army  Ser^'ice  Corps ;  3  Bat/ali-u  Bedford-  )  ; 

shire  Regi-nent;  Sitppli/  Offirer,  South  Africa } 

Harrison,  Douglas  Charles  William,^^  iQtUan  Staff  Corps ' 

Harrison.  Wdliam.^^  11  Hussars  ;  Hon.  Major  i  Bn. North  Lanv,  Regt....  J25  May  78  10  Nov.  80  11  Apr.  85 

Hartigar.,  John  M'Knight,  Bombay  Staff  Corps : 21  July  58  22  May  60  21  July  70 

Harward,  George  Sisson,^  Royal  Artillery 19  Dec.  50  18  Aug.  52  25  Sept. 57 

Heaviside,  George  Hamilton,  6  Dragoons' 20  Oct.  59  22  Sept.6i    9  Mar.  72 

Home,  Hon.  Gospatrick  Douglas,  Rifle  Brigade -2  June6g  2S  Oct.   71 

Hopkins,  Thomas  George,  Essex  Regiment;  Adjutant  Rejierrr  Rrgf.    ...        14  Sept.Sr    i  July  88 

Hughes,  Hy.  Rodvel  Lewis,  14  Hussars;  34-4  Bns.  South  Stafford  Regt,  1 14  Dec.  87  10  Apr,  89  13  Nov.  95 
Humphreys^.  William,  Connaught  Rangers .-. |22  June 70  28  Oct.   71  12  Feb.  Si 


19  Nov.  93 
27  Mar.  0^ 

I  July  S- 
30  Sept.Qf 
27  Feb.  95 
26  June  84 

7  Dec.  o 

30  Dec.  o.. 

I  July  ;i 

25  Jan.  ql, 
4  May  9^ 
3  Feb.  9. 
I  July  3z 
6  Aug.  gcj 

26  Sept. 95 
Ti  June  90 

6  May  gi 

I  July  82 

I  July  81 

2S  Nov.  94 

1  \July  82 
14  Jan.  00 
10  Aug.  81 

20  May  96 

2  Jan.  qS 
I  July  81 

10  Apr.  95 

3  b'-eb  97 
22  May  $9 

14  Mar.  97 

27  June  88 
17  Sept.90 

19  Oct.  92 

13  Jan.  07 

17  May  98 

10  Apr.  88 

21  May  go 

31  Jan.  00 
:  7  Sept.  81 

18  Jan.  85 

4  Mar.  86 

17  Oct.  94 

1  Nov.  90 

2  Nov.  92 

14  Feb.  94 
16  June  75 

18  Apr.  94 

1  July  81 

28  July  94 
12  Apr.  93 

2  Oct.  79 

8  May  84 

19  Nov.  90 
25  Sept.  89 
30  May  Q3 

6  Oct.  82 
19  Mar.  go 

'  3  Dec.  84 

4  Nov.  9^ 
27  June  88 

II  Feb.  95 

22  Oct.  00 
24  Mar.  8( 

3  Dec.  S9 

5  July  99 

15  Feb.  82 

16  Mar.  86 

1  July  82 

29  Jan.  gu 

2  Feb.  84 
2  Nov.  gS 

23  Jan.  95 

2  Nov.  g2 

11  Feb.  gs 

14  Aug.  89 
10  July  82 

I  July  Si 

15  May  77 

9  July  79 
,19  Mar,  95 

14  Apr.  97 

7  Apr.  87 


Captains  0)1  Uetii-ed  Pay, 


693 


LIEDT.      I    CiFTAlX. 


I  COKNKT, 
2n(lLIEUT, 
OrRWSIGX. 

Irby,  FreUerick  Arthm;.^*  RiHc  Brigade ;  7  B„.  Kh,,\  Ito,n,l  Rill.,   .7:~'|=9  A,ig.  851  5  Dec.  ^ 

Ii-by,  Leonard  Paul,  King's  Royal  R.fles  -.yB,,.  Kin„:  Ra,i»l  Itijle,  2g  Oct.  90   3  Apr.  ,315  Oct.   98 

rves,  Edward  Harbord,--' Royal  Fusiliers ;..  i  May  fi?   5  Jan    71 -t  Feb   78 

.Tenkms,  Noble  Florains   Border  Regt. ;  Major  3  Bn.  Border  Rei/r'Z.'.  i.  Auff.  8o'i8  Juno  81  '3  Oct,'  ~- 

.Fennings,  Benjamin,  21  Hussars ,,  1      „  .  ^  i"^" 

Tones,   Rhys   William   Wykeham,™  Sussex  Regime'at7  iron.''Jifu/aV'')'l 
flpr  Renitiieid i- 


;  Jau.  78 


2  Bll,  Bvniff  iteti'iiieiir r: 

.Tones,  William  Locke,  Leicestershire  Regiment  .. 

Kennedy,  John  Henry,"  W.  Kent  Regiment ;  3  Bn.  West  Kent  Iteqt '^t  Jan   80 

Kennedy,  .Tames  Montagu  Bowie,  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Lt.  Infantrv  " 

Kinglake,  Hamdton  Alexander,  Liincashirc  Fiiailiors 

La  Terriere,  Feuwick  B.  de  Sales,"  iS  Hussars,  H.iu.CuI.  late  iBu"il"Fi'ig 

Le  Boilly,  Alexander  Cortlanil,«  Indian  Staff  Corps 

r,ee,  William  Melville  Lauristou,  Warwickshire  Regiment;  3  Batiiaioin 

Wet^f  Suvreij  Retji mi' lit  ", c 

Logic,  James  (District  Officer),  Royal  Artiliei-y  .!!  1!!!!'!.!^!! 

Loyd,  Frank  Kirkmau.  Iniiiskilling  Fusiliers  ;  Hon.  Lt .Colouet'  i'ai'e  ) 

^Battalion  Vtteshire  UfQiment  i 

M'f'onnel,  F.-ederick  Bradshaw,  Gordon  Highlanders -3  JSnVto/ioii  ) 

G-ftrdon  Sii/filant/erf i 

M'Goun,  Jo'an  Tod.  Madras  .^t;irt' Corps [ .'..,....... 

MaoDonnell,  Rich.ird  DoyiR'.  .Madras  Stall  Corps .........'..'.'..'.'.'.'."." 

Mackay,  Arthur  I.eith  Hiiy.i"'  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderei's    "' 

Mackenzie,  Kenneth  Jolui."'  Kitle  Brigade  

Macnair,  John,  Bengal  Stiitil 
MacRae-Gilstrap,  John,'' 
Manners,  Lord  Edward 

Leicestershire  


vtauN 

PLACKDOtf 
RET.  PIV. 

13  .Mar.  95 
17  -Way  99 
22  M*y  89 
24  .fune  9t 
9  Sept.  88 


17  May  79^11  Oct.  79i3June33 

10  Mar.  83  13  Apr,  92  26  Oct.  92 

22  Oct.  8r|  I  Apr.  91I11  Mar.  9:^ 

I  July  81    2  Feb.  8724  June  91 

9  May  85  i3  Oct.  93  20  May  96 

.      2  Dee.  7923  May  88116  .Inn.  89 

8  Dec.  77[  I  July  So  iS  Apr.  85    6  June  88 

10  May  82  10  May  93    i  Jau.  96 


22  Aug.  88  15  Oct.  90 

9  Sept.82 

13  Jan.  68128  Oct.  71 

6  July  89 


3  Dec.  56 


6  Apr.  92 

20  Nov.  58 

I  I  Apr.  76 

Jan.  68,28  Oct.  71 

jio  Slar.  8; 

20  Feb.  58  21  Nov.  5J 
5  Dec.  8, 


24  Nov.  77 
[6  Feb.  78  24  July  78 
12  Dec.  57  27  Apr.  6c 


3  Dec.  6, 


3  Feb.  68 
19  Dec.  77 

14  Jan.  80 


22  Jan.  79 

b  ,iuiy 
19  Oct.  78 

I  May  46 

19  Dec.  50 

22  Jan.  70 
II  Fel).  " 


oijis  

'  Blaik  Watch  :  Moii.  Major  3  Bn.  Block  Watch 
\\v.\.  John,  Rifle  Brigade;   MP.  for  Rist\ 

t 

Maples,  Henry  (District  Officerl,  Royal  Artillery;  Armii  Ordmincr  Dcpl . 

Molouy,  Charles  Stuart,  York  Regt. ;  6  Bn.  Rifle  Briijade   

Monro,  David,  Madras  StafT Corps '. 

.Morgan,  Horatio  Horace,  Royal  Marines   , 

Moriey,  Robert  Wilton.  4  Dragoon  Guards 

.Morrice,  .lohn  George  Selby.  Kast  Lancashire  Regiment    

Morris.  Charles  Henry,  Ciuitaiii  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Monro,  Geo.  Mackenzie  Gunn,  R.  Scots  ;  MotiMajor^  Bn.  SeajforthUiiih: 

Murphy,  Michael,  Kast  Ym'kshire  Regiment .'... 

Nixon,  Arthur  (ieorge.  Rifle  Brigade 

Norton,  Reuben,  Durham  Lt.  Inf.;  Hon.  Colonel  3  Bn.  Suffolk  Begt 

Oldham,  Chas.  S.  Dansey  Oldham,  4  Dragoon  Guards   

Onslow,  Denzil  Hughes,  Dorsetshire  Regt. ;  3  Bn.  Dorsetshire  Regt,     . 

Orchard,  Henry  (District  Officer),  Royal  Artillery   

Pakcnham,  Edward  Tattoo.  Ktng's  Royal  Rifles  

Palmer,  William  Henrj-,^"  Royal  Marines 

Parker,  Erasmus  D.arwin.  Manchester  Regiment ;  5  Bn.  Royal  Fusiliers 

Pearce,  Graham  Ravenhill,^'^  Manchester  Regiment 

Pease,  Hugh  Robinson,  East  Yorkshire  Regiment , 

Phillips,  Fred.  Hervey  Bathur.st,  Royal  Artillery  

Phillips,  Williarii  Eihvard,^'*  6  Dragoon  Guards  ;  Reserve  Regt 

Porter,  Henry  Richard, ^1  Royal  Artillei-y  

Porter,  Joseph.  Royal  Artillery  (District  OHicer) 

Preston,  Capon  Henry,  2  Dragoon  Guards  

Prichard,  Hubert  Cecil,  East  Yorkshire  Regt. ;  3  Bn.East  Yurl>hire  Reqt. 
Proctor,  Frederick  Wm.,  West  Riding  Regt. ;  3  Bn.  Wehh  Fusiliers  ..'... 
Raglan,  Geo.  V.  H.  Lord,^~Gven.  Gds.  Hon.  Lt.Col.  Monmou/k  R.Enij.'t 

(Mil.);   Under  Seeretarii  of  State  for  War  !..> 

Repton,  Humphrey  Thomas  Hugh,"  Royal  Artillery 

Richardson,  Harry  Seymour,  12  Lancers  '2^  July  79 

Roberts,  John  Doiu'ee  Anderson, R.  Art.;  Uon.MaJorStigo  Artillery^S.Div.]      

Rogers,  John  Peverell,  Royal  Artillery  I       

Ross,  Charles  Edniond,^*  Indian  Staff*  Corps  ,       

Ross.  John,^-*  Border  Regiment '24  Sci)t.7 

Roupell,  George  Charles  Kynaston  Pigott,^^  East  Yorkshire  RegimentJ24  July  69 

Ruddach,  John  v/arner,  Durham  Light  Infantry 3  Sept. '" 

Rudyerd,  Reginald  Burroughs,  Irish  Rifles  ;  Resrrce  Regt '28  Oct. 

"tiumley,  William  Powell,  Royal  Marines  ;  .Inny  Serciee  Corps '15  Dec.  6^ 

St.  Jolin-Mildmay,  ( 'has.  Begue,  R.  Art. ;  4  Bn.  Somerset  Light  Infantry^ 

Saudeman,  William  Wellington,''  Seaforth  Highlanders  15  Mar.  68 

Saunderson,  Somerset  Francis,  Rifle  Brigade;  5  Jin.  RijU  Brigade I  2  May  38 

\-.D.Savile, Hen. Bourchier Osborne, R. Art.;  Uou.Col.  i  Gloucester  Vol.  Arf.'i4  Dec.  37 
Soott,  George  John.j*  iS  Hussars;  Hon. Major  3   Bn.  Shropshire  Light  1  |,,  j|^j^_ 

/"/*.;    Capt.  Imperial  Yeontauri/ >  | 

Segrave,  Geo.  O'Neil,  Yorkshire  Regt.  ;ifoj!.X/.Co?.?ci(e3iJii.Bc<//oi'i(%.:  13  Noy.  78 

Sidney,  Philip,  Royal  Marines  =4  June  63 

Simonds,  Cecil  Barrow,  Royal  Artiller.y   |        

Skirrow,  Arth.  Geo.  Walker,'  S.  Lancashire  Regt.;  3  Bn.  S.LancasUreRegt.       

Smart,  Edward  de  Sausmarez,='  Indian  Staff  Corps    23  Oct.  80 

Soaiues,  Henry,  Royal  Artillery  

Spencer-Stanhope,  ^Valter,''"  14  Hussars  ;  3  Bti.  Yorkshire  Lt.  Infantry 

Spitta,  Hubert  Heberdcn,'''  Munstor  Fusiliers  

Staveley,  Charles  Russell,  Rifle  Brigade  ;  5  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  

Stopford,  ifo;/.  Edward  Barrington  Lewis  Henry ,«=  Irish  Fusiliers;) 

3  Bn.  Irish  Regiment   J 

Story,  Robert,""  King's  R.  Rifles;  Ron.  Lt.Col.  latej  Bn.  ICing'sR.  RifUs 

Stoton,  Frederick  Alexander,  Madras  Staff  Corps 

Sutherland,  Henry  Boyd,"  Lancaster  Regiment 

Swiny,  William  Molvn'eux  Shapland,  Black  Watch 

Tardif,  Frederick  Peter,  Coast  Brigade  of  Artillery 

Toogood,  Reginald  Curtis,'^  Scots  Fusiliers  {21  F.) 

Tucker,  Jervis,^''  Royal  Artillery  

Turner,  Samuel  George  Drury,  Bombay  Staff  Corps  

Turpin,  William  Homan,  East  Surrey  Regiment 

Tye,  Charles  Henry,'-'  6  Dragoons 

Walker,  '.Villiam  Francis,  Royal  Artillery 


7  Feb.  8; 


3  Aug.  6, 
31  Mar.  81 
3  Feb.  7< 
9  Aug.  74 
23  Feb.  85 
7  May  70 
2  May  79 
20  Nov.  75 

13  Apr.  81 
23  Aug.  84 

7  Nov.  85 

29  Jan.  81 

I  Feb.  79 

10  Sept. 90 
6  Dec.  79 
12  May  83 

14  Oct.  46 

23  Apr.  74 

11  Nov.  5: 

24  Nov.  77 
I  July  81 

18  Sept.r 

12  Nov. 

6  Oct. 


26  Oct. 
13  Aug 


4  Apr.  59 

5  June  66 
8  Aug.  68 


8  Jan. 

10  Nov. 

30  July  79 
8  Jan.  63 
6  Feb.  84 

21  July  80 

23  Oct. 

15  Apr. 
28  May  70 

3  Aug.  67 
18  Feb.  80 
28  Oct.  71 
12  Aug.  91 

I  Apr.  40 

I  Dec.  So 

28  July  79 

10  Nov.  60 

16  Sept.  S5 
s  Dec.  83 

1  July  81 
30  Jan.  53 

2  Aug.  82 
30  Dec.  71 

11  ilar.  gi 

30  Mar.  Si 

Nov.  73 
II  Oct.  61 

22  Oct.  70 
SOct.  71 

17  Apr.  78 
22  Mar.  77 

24  Aug.  54 
S  June  60 

28  Oct.  71 


1 1  Apr.  54 

14  July  69 

.>3  May  78  25  .\ug.  80 

-.1  uee.  5117  Feb.  54 


6  Apr.  98  21  Sept. 93 
14  May  89  6  May  gj 
I  Dec.  So  13  June  88 

8  May  98   6  July  93 

13  Deo.  68  8  Sept.  8 1 

I  Apr.  87  30  Sept.Sg 

!4  May  79    I  Fob.  88 


10  Feb.  92 
!o  Feb.  70 
.'O  Aug.  go 

2  Api'.  94 

12  May  84 
i3  Apr.  85 

12  Dec.  69 
I  Sept. 80 

8  Apr.  g 

13  Aug.  8 

9  Aug.  85 
23  Nov. 95 
15  Aug.  77 

5  Dec, 
20  June  83 

4  Feb.  85 

1  June  91 

2  Sept.  91 
23  May  " 
29  Aug, 

5  Jan.  gS 
i-l  June  88 

27  July  ^9 

7  Feb.  54 
17  Apr.  82 
17  Nov.  57 
26  Apr.  85 
20  Jan.  86 

1  Mar.  96 
26  Nov.  91 

28  July  86 

1 2  May  80 
tg  Dec.  8^1 

I  Oct.  87 

1  July  79 

6  Feb.  95 
4  Oct,    - 

17  May  79 

2  Feb.  81 

1  Jan.  8 
28  AuiLT.  80 

11  Apr.  SS 

I  ^  Mar.  80 
25  Sept.  95 

9  Nov,  40 

22  July  8, 

9  Sept.  8, 
10  Dec.  78 

3  Aus.  95 
10  June  90 

23  Oct.  9 

8  Dec.  75 

II  June  90 
10  June  82 

13  Mar.  9; 

3  Aug.  87 

6  May  82 

4  Apr,  71 
28  Jan.  79 

5  Dec.  78 
15  July  36 

2  J  une 
I  Apr. 

8  June  72 
28  Feb.  Si 


4  May  92 
I  July  82 

22  Oct.  go 

6  May  94 

■/3  Aug.  92 
I  Feb.  88 

1  July  82 

8  May  85 
26  June  97 

2  Apr.  98 

14  Mar.  96 

3  May  84 
21  Jan.  93 
19  Apr.  93 

3  Apr.  89 
6  Apr.  92 

5  May  97 

19  Dec.  88 

20  Sept.  97 
2  Apr.  98 

25  Jan.  go 
31  Aug.  gz 

I  July  8i 
28  Oct.  91 

1  July  81 
28  Jan.  94 

5  June  8g 

26  June  97 

11  Feb.  91 

23  Apr.  87 

12  May  84 

15  Feb.  88 

18  June  90 
t2  May  83 
17  JunegS 

2  May  89 

19  June  89 
1 4  Jan.  91 

21  Nov.  88 
21  Nov.  87 

,0  Apr.  go 

24  Mar.  88 

4  July  97 
I  July  81 

14  Aug.  89 

6  Mar.  99 

5  Dec.  78 

9  Aug.  99 
I  Aug.  94 

15  Nov.  81 
I  Sept.  92 

0  July  8g 
:5  May  98 

25  June  go 

6  Jan.  84 

1  July  82 

2  Feb.  84 
8  May  89 

14  Apr.  gi 

'  May  89 

July  81 

17  Nov.  83 

3  Feb.  89 


26  May  83  17  Oct.   88 
Apr.  59,   I  July  8t 

x  i  2 


5q4  Coj-dohi'i  on  Itdued  Pay, 


.CORMKT. 
2ndl.IEL'T. 
'iirKWSTGW. 


CAPTAIN. jpLACBD    OM 
KKT.  PAT. 


-,1^ 


;i  July  89  23  Mar.  <)6|  7  Apr.  07 
9  Sept.  82  19  Sept.  1(8 Uo  Fell.  " 


Waosbrough,  Joseph  Herbert,"  Bedfordshire  Regt 16  Woy.s? 

Westropp,  Georce  O'Callasrhan,  Irish  Rifles... ............  .-..^..... 

We.stropp.  John  Massy,  12  Lancers  ;  ff<-".C«'.  5  J*».J/'''''''''--P''«''«" .2  Be..t  72    -  uec    3,i.2.,.ayoo 

Willis.  Charles  Beaumont  D-.\n,vers,  Koyal  Artdlery  -2  bei.t.72.  ,  uec.  a.  .2  ^^«i 

Woocl.'ate,  Herbert  Ferdinand,  South  Wales  Borderers;    Hon. Major,        7  Feb.  851  4  liar.  92  31  July  95 

5  ^■"k.S,""' "^"'^  ^-f'f  r'„;p.« ::     'i4Sept.67  29Jan.  70', 4  June  76123  May  88 

\Vvkl.  William  Henry,'' 16  Lancers..^... "t '='1^  28  Feb    7.1 '~S  Feb    8:;l  -  Feb.  93 

Voiii.g,  Charles  Wilson,"  Bengal  StaffConis  ■••■  28  tea.  74,-»  teo.  8,1  ,  rtu.  93 


Captains  on  Retired  Pay. — War  Services. 

1  fnntainA    C  S  Abdv  served  with  the  2iid  Life  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  .882,  .™i  was  present  in  the 
eiigape^ments  kt  mMagfar  andMahsama,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-cl-Kcbir  (Medal 

"■/^„'iS  t"  Actof  sIr^^d'wit■h  the  53rd  Regiment  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  .857-50,  incl.din?  the  action  of 
i-nwah  rsevertly  woSed),rtomiandcaptureof  MeanRimge.  siegeand  capture  of  Luckno.v,  .mdafiair  of  Koorsie, 
kuhjwahpevereiywouuucu,,.^^  1  served  as  Bri=-ade  Ma  or  at  thn  storm  aT:d  rapture  of  Ram- 

i,1?rfassfe!\\'^heTassa"ge  oftra^gr^att^  miior  affau.  (.entionod  in  despatches, 

■^'l''ro,T;!.'?J,'TrBaird  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment  throughout  the  Kgyptian 
war  of  S"  °rd  was  present  in  the  engairements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasm, 
Tud  a     he'battle  of  T'el-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp  and  Khedive's  fatar). 


Infan  rv   and  commande.1  the  picked  shots  who  accompanied  Lord  Charles  tsei-esioiu 

L-    nwUTwiUnt  when  wreckeil  rear  Khartoum  (mentioned  nidetpatches.Llaspl.  .,      ,       v.     ., 

feir  Charles  ""^01^  "  "">     '  ,.„Vi  „.iVi,  ,1„,  Pprsian  Evoeditionarv  Force  in  18^7,  and  was  present  at  the  bombard- 
7  CaptamC^Bramwell  served  «^^^^^^ 

Ser^fun  pvS-suit  o     h    '"befanny  under  Tantia  Topee  li  1858  ;  and  with  a  Field  Force  against  the  Bhee.s  and 

"f^  wl°hi  G  "f  Bu'lto  seried  wiSX  ist  Battalion  of  the  ■7th  Regiment  in  the  -Ughan  war  in  ,878-79  with  the 
s,  dSu  rf  theCshawui  Vallev  Field  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  All  Musjid  and  >n 

^^rp°«^tl^^^rH''D^I^X.^e?vefwHt«^C^ 

■  «  ^»  ml  was  nreseut  at  the  ac  ion  of  Sinho.  storming  of  Tangku,  and  actions  of  the  .  Sth  and  2  ist  September  ( Medal 
in  i86o,and  "a^I''-^J,";'"T?V,  Forts  and  Pekin)  Served  with  the  -,.st  I'egiment  during  the  operations  agamst  the  Tae- 
with  two  Clasps  for  ";"lTa_^»  Fo  ts  and  Ft  kin     ft^  ^        ^^  ^^^^  stockade  of  Nanhsiang.capture  by 

elSe  o?  Uierailed'c uTef'rKa^  theVtified  towns  of  Na.ow,  and  the  affair  at  Nanhsiang. 

4SElTV^r  =.^^^w:;^^;!:f^!rS;^^i^^^iir!;i^;^  in  an 

'^^TZZ  R  I^ Cocke'^U  .lervt' w,fh\bfB"ilrme.e  Expedition  in  188S-S0  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

.  ^"P.^fi-^w  N   MCoike  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment  m  the  Eevntian  war  of 
..»2  'in^d'w'slre^eirtinUie  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star,. 

7  Vt^Jr,";^  A    H   Cone  served  in  the  Afghan  war  m  1S78-79  (Medal), 


17  c 


nntain  A  H.  Cope  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S78-79  (Metlal). 
?S,m'n  A  B.  Crabhe.-For  War  Services,  see  Militiadrish  Regiment). 


>.  e^ptain  A.  B.Crabhe.-For  war  series  see^M^^^^^^^ 

20  captain  B.y.DennenyseYeiU^^^^^ 
""2?  ^''^ '"Te  Tels^er  sTved  in  the  'expedM       to  the  Soudan  in  1835  with  the.ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Light 
InfUtrrrMedalSciasp.IndKliedive'sStar),  and  in  the  subsequent  occupation  of  Suakm  by  British  troops 

''^,',^%^'^hi^  V  nitmas  served  with  the  7th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  was  present  at 
K    K.^Pi^o^  Tei-^1  KebV and  thriaplure  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
""S  Canu^n  E  E  Forbes  served  .v^ih  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  ,886-89  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

fc  ?^niSw  F  fl°T¥i^;t;ved  wu'lfnieZ^ese^Kx'^iS'^  .886-89  including  the  expedition  up  the 
nvrLdw?,!  River  under  Colonel  Toker  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
'^'Jl  ■?  V  Ir,  F    I  Grint  -For  War  Services,  see  Militia  (Royal  Scots  I. 
■  2r     t»tnE  A  HaJiard^'orWarSeriices.seeMiH  ,  n      ^  y. 

S  Captain  D  C '  W  Ha^ison  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .S80,  took  part  in  the  detence  of  Candahar.  and  was 
present^t  tt;e  battle  of  C^>ndnhnr  (Medal  with  Clasp^^^^^  Lancashire  Regiment). 

33  Major  \\-Hamson.--Fo,  A^ ''J  "^'i"^^'' *=!^'a|^^of  ,854-55,  including  the  iiattle  of  Inkerman  and  siege  oi 

3.  Captam  Harward  serv    1  ;°  *  ^f  |^^™  S,  Si  W^artoents  of  October,  April,  and  6th  and     7th    f.ne 
SebastoiJol    in  the  trench^,  witn  I        Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
.Medal  with  two  l-iasps,  ^in  >-.a»»    „       .       ■■        Militia  (King's  Roval  Rifles). 

II  8a?uS  E  H  ?veVrervedin\he' Afghan  w\r  of  r8^,-8o''with  'che  Koorum  Division,  includi_     .ne  Zaimusht 

^^.^S'iSV  W  W. ^Jones^°Fof  rai^'servl^es,  see  Militia  (Border  Regiment). 

.colonel  La,   ^^'/^'|[Vini  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star,.    Served  daring  tbe  Nile  Expedition  in  -.884-85  rntn   he 
"J  ^±';\rmyonthrBe'tou^  of  Communication ;  carried  the  cespatcnes  irom  the 

"''ftoKorTon  several  occasions,  and  was  Staff  Officer  at  Kort,  untd  its  evacnaiion  (Clasp). 


Captains  on  Setlred  Pay.— War  Services.  6941 

o^^  „»..u«  K„*n^  „(.-K',  „,".';'^.'''\*-.F*'r'\Sementsat  El  Masjfarand  Tel-el-Mahuta.  n  tho  twn  «pHnn<.  cf  i. 


yptiau 


VjnlJtHin  A.  Li.    M.   i\ln.rkn.\-  -;p)'»ro/l   n-ifl.    tUn  ~_i.i,   t':„    .1  _  a  .,         ,  '.  .  .    _ 


itli  the 


(Me,Ww?thOasp)      '"'''''''''""■'''''"  the  Barmese  ExpcdMon'in  ,888-89  wuh  the  4th  Battalion  Rifle  Briga.b 
«  rS«in  .'^^^^''^pGil.trap.-Por  War  Services,  see  Militia  (Black  Watch). 

(Mld'a^'am^ktrnv^'Tsta';;"'  "'"^  "^"^  ="''  ^"""^'"'^  Manchester  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,38. 
f"  Captain  W.B.  Phillips  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iSSo  (Medal) 

Forts  rndrnr"en''dero?^'ekfr;^'edtfwil?,\:-:5''cS^'p^^^       ''''""'  '°  '''°-  """^  ™^  P-^^^^^'  ^'  ""=  "'^P'^^  «f  Taku 
^2  Lord  Raglan.— For  War  Services,  see  Militia  (Engineers) 
"  Captain  H.  T.  H.  Repton  served  in  the  .*_fghan  war  of  ,878-80  (Medal). 
»  Captain  C.  E.  Ross  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-80  (Medal  with  two  ClasDs) 

in  ti^^s^s^^tsta^^  r^JiSS -S-^,;^  is^«  -r:^l  ^^ssSfei'SoErr  i 

daha'r'^S^F^^;  un,!c, '.^K"G^ne™]  pCi^M^li'^r"""'"'  "^'^  ^°°'  '"  »^«  ^^^-^^  '  -  ^  -^«°  ^"^  "^^  ^an- 

"  \r*,?or  r  ^T'  Xo»  ""p '"  w  ""i™''  '^'"'  "'°,',^5''  H.srhlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,8So  (Medal). 
3  Major  G.  J.  Scott.--For  War  Services,  see  Militia  (Shropshire  Light  Infantry). 

»  Captain  E   de  S    Smart  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  ,883  (Medal  with  Clasn)  •   with  the  snc,.,„l 
Miranzai  Expedition  in  ,Sq,  ((;lasp)  ;  and  with  the  Isazai  Field  Force  in  1892.  "  '  ^  ^'"""  ' 

Oaptam  W.  Spencer  Stanliope.-For  War  Services,  see  Militia  (Yorkshire  Light  Infantry). 
J:t^ZSJl-^i^C^^'^i:,^^%:^f  mdiaRegmrentin  the  Ashanti^war  of  .s/l'^^.  and  was  presen. 

"  Captain  H.  B,  Sutherland  ser.-ed  in  the  Zulu  war  in  ,879  (Medal). 

»^  Lt.Colonel  R.  C.  Toogood.— For  War  Services,  see  Militia  (Scots  Fusiliers), 
nt  tlVBP.';^if.„''J'r>r7l'V'' '.'''' S",'^,''","  .''""P'^'Sn  of  ,854-53.  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Inkermaa  and 

67  n     i  ?    ^°^  '""  °'^  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
n,„  ijf;^         V'    a'S^'^  served  as  Adjutant  with  the  Inniskilling  Dragoons  in  the  Boer  war  of  ,88,.    Served  with 
the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  ,884-85  as  Adjutant  to  the  InniskilUnir  Drac^oon^ 
.,„.!„;  a?!"!?  K    rV     i".'sborough  sei-ved  with  tlie  Isazai  Expedition  in  ,892.    Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force 
Moi  I     ^  §  P?"'l"  "'^'^  "'"'  "'"  '"'  Battalion  Bedfordshire  Regiment  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the 

Malakand  Pass  and  in  the  engagement  near  Khar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'    Captain  W.  H.  Wyld  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Inyezaiic  (men- 
tioned in  aespatches.  Medal  with  Clasp),  V  ,  uo. 

"  Captain  C,  W.  Young  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  ,878-79  (Medal). 


695 


Lieutenants  on  Retired  Pay. 

HOT  IN  TEE  RESERVE. 


COItNET,  i 
2U(ll,IEUT. 
OrENyiON. 
.Tuuc  57 
19  Apr.  93 
8  .TinieSi 
5  A]"'.  6j 


4  Mny  S; 


23  N(iv.  55 


13  Kel).  66 
29  Mar. 

21  Sept.Sg 
!3  Miir.  49 

9  iiny  88 


3ollor.  55 
20  Jlny  42 
2Q  Dec.  57 


Armitstesd,  Bobcrt,'  103  Foot '^■;."V.''-i> V""iK.'l'v\^.'.i 

iJi-ck,  HuKb,  Worcestershire  Eegiment;  CapttiM  5  Biittalwn  tVorcefimhire  Megt  . 

Bereslorrt,  John  Peirse  de  la  Poer.^  .South  Wales  Borderers     

Blaine,  Robert  Sticknev.  •,  Drapcoon  Guards 

Buchanan.  George  Alexander  Leslie.  Indian  Ptaff  Corps ........■■.■■■■.■■ 

Cecil,  Lord  .lohn  Pakenham,  Greimiiier  Guards  ;  Major  4  Bn.  Lmcolmhire  Regt. 

Doney,  Herbert  Launcelot,  Royal  Artillery 

I'ox,  Edward  Cooke,*  Bombay  Staff  Corps 

Crowe.  Robert,  Unattached 

Daly.  Ed  wan!  Dermot  Hamilton,  Bengal  Staff  Corps 

Fo\7ler,  Henry,  Royal  Emrineers     

Hamilton,  Ed'ward  Chctwood,  Bene-al  Staff  Corps --. ,:  y-:^:;, 

Harmaii,  VVentworth  Alex.  Kiui;,  Irish  Hirles;  Captahi  4  Buttalwn  Inth  Riflei.... 

Harris.  Francis  Anderson.  lieiiual  StallCorps   L'V."i' 

Harvey,  Harry  Charles,  Irish  RiHes  ;  Ciptuhi  3  Bullalioii  IntkRtflet    

Kennedy,  John  Pitt,  42  Foot 

Kilby,  James  Edward,  Coast  Battalion  Royal  Engineers    

Lash,  Henry  Andrew,  Indian  Staff  Corps     

M'Kown.  William,  Coast  Brigade  of  Artilleiy       .  

Mason,  John  Anderson,  Coast  Brigade  of  Artillery 

Mayo,  John,'"  38  Foot 

Neame,  Charles  Covell,  13  Foot 

Palmer,  Arthur  Hare,  17  Foot j  uct    02 

Penfold,  Alexander  Richard,  Coast  Brigade  of  Artillery 1  ■         '  „    '   g 

Porter,  Charles  Blenheim, 13  Bengal  Staff  Corps ■■ .-.•. 1"^'-'  '  '=    '  >.    '   J 

Pring,  John.  Coast  Battalion  R.  Engineers  (Qiiai-(erJiru»^fr,  13  June  8s)    

Roberts,  Arthur  Edward  Simmonds,  82  Foot   

Roberts,  Charles  Armstrong,  Bengal  Staff  Corps 

Robinson,  Owen  Campobello,  11  Foot  ■^.■•■•■i .......■■;..■• 

Rosmead,  Hercules  Arthur  Temple,  Loril,'*  Irish  Fus. ;  Major  6  Bti.  Lancathtre  Jfit!. 


LIEUT. 


WHEN 

PLACED  OS 

1  HBT.  PAY. 

Nov.  59    I  July  8. 

14  Dec.  96  IS  Feb.  00 
I  Julv  3;  28  June  93 
I  Sept.  65    I  July  81 

i6Dec.  85  30  Oct.  9=^ 


10  Mar.  92 
5  July  82 
9  Apr.  78 
I  Apr.  57 

0  Aug.  74 

19  June  60 
10  Nov.  69 

20  Feb.  95 
10  Sept.75 
22  Mar.  93 
15  Mar.  S3 

13  June  85 
19  Mar.  90 

1  Apr.  60 
I  Dec.  80 

7  J"ly  57 

14  Feb.  45 

8  Oct.  61 
Oct, 


1  Nov.  65 


7  Mar.  86 

23  Feb.  70 

11  Sept.  76 

I  May  sS!22  Juue6o 

6  Jail.  8927  Mar.  91 

Fell.  87  29  Jan.  88 


Boss,  John  William,  Indian  Staff  Corps -''  ,,    '  .^  ,,  vir  -8 

Shackleton,  William,"  Military  Train '-  i,„-  i°;\l  n"    '  ^„ 


Smith,  William,  6 


?ioC''^'"^^''"" ::;;;:;:;::;:::;::::::::::::;::::":;::... sMar.ss 


I  Dec.  59 

Btainforlh,  Francis  Robert  Whitmore.  65  Foot  TV„',nfi,'!^  Oct    11 

Stewart,  Francis  Archibald,  i  West  India  Regiment    ,=4  June  62  .0  uot.^  03 

Thomas,  Cecil  Strangward,  Royal  Marines ■■:■■■■■■■■■  :.'"y\  „  .i'''"  t.L  ,  Wh    m 

Trotter,  William  Kemp,  West  Biding  Regiment ;  Capt.  3  Bii.Diirham  Light  Infautry ^  9  >ov.  tg^i  1  r  e».  91 


Ussher.  Percy  John,  Royal  Marine  Artillery 

Way.  Henry  "George,  Madras  Staff  Corps 

Wil'mer,  William,  Bengal  Staff  Corps  {Brevet  Captain,  3  July  72)...- 


J  July  60 


I  Sept.85 
-,  Jnr.e  74 
3 -"lev.  63 


7  Nov.  97 

13  June  89 
28  Feb.  89 

I  July  Si 
26  Mar.  S7 
I  Julv  81 

1  July  S- 

2  Apr.  9'. 

6  Nov .  do 
ID  Aug.  9^' 

July  81 

26  July  90 
May  9H 
July  di 

14  Feb.  Ss 
,lnly  81 
Julv  3i 
July  81 

27  Aug.  uo 

7  Oct.  s^ 

9  Sept.!/- 
1  July  di 

19  Apr.  ■■', 
I  July  Ki 
1  Jan.  <i-I 

27  Feb.  9? 
I  July  ^1 
I  July  di 
I  Jnlv  ;•;. 
;  Jnly  'i-- 

10  ilay  u 
16  Feb. o 
13  May  9: 

20  Nov.  ^4 
1  July  ^.■ 


1 


1855  (Medal  with 


1  Lieut.  Armitstead  was  engaged  in  suppressing  the  mutiny  of  the  62nd  and  69th  Benjal  Native  Infantry  and  Horse 
Artillery  at  Mooltan  on  31st  Aug.  1858  (Medal).  „,  ►  „i  i-i„„,li  (Mpdnl  with 

2  Lieut.  Bereslord  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  iSjo,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Llundi  (Medal  with 

Clasp).  , 

*  Lieut.  E.  C.  Cox  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1079-80  (Medal).  .1,  ,  ,„ 

12  Lieut.  Mayo  served  with  the  3Sth  Regiment  at  the  siege  and  tall  of  feebastopol  from  29th  .\ug. 
Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  .       „„        „,  j   ,, 

13  Lieut   C.  B.  Porter  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal). 

i»  Lord  Rosinead.-For  War  Services,  see  Militia  (Lancashire  Fusiliers).  «•  i,.  ,r  ^t•K•p„,^,^■<;  Farm 

1=  Lieut.  Shackleton  served  throughout  the  C-imean  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  iffai.  .  f  M  Kenz  c  s  Fai  m 

battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,  sortie  of  26tb  Oct.  1854.  siege  and  fall  ot  bebastopol  (^Iedal  w  th  th  e.  Cla.ps,  am 

Turkish  Medal).    Served  as  Adjutant  of  the  Military  Train  in  the  New  Zealand  war  from  Novumbei  1863  to  iSiu. 

(Medal). 


Comets,  Ensigns  and  Second  Lieutenants. 


Baird,  John,  Land  Trans.  Corps,  In9pector\ 

of  Devon  Conatabularif } 

Bignell,  Charles  Philips,  Roy.  Art 


ENSIGN  OBH 

2ndLiBUT.'[ 

,  'Demain,  Hy.  Dickson,  Ceylon  Regt. .. 
22  Jan.  56,}Q;jf(_  Arthur,Land  Transport  Corps.. 
18  Oct.    26|j 


I    COENBT. 
ENSIGN  OK 
2ndLIBDT. 

....  23  Apr.  58 
....J23N0Y.  55 


Adjutants. 


I     COBNET 

l2ndLiEUT. 

lOrENSIGN. 


Adair,  Harry  Atkinson,"  4  Battalion  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry,  late  52nd  Foot  I  1,5  jj^r.  58  31  Jan.  60 

(Cnyj/atii,  18  Jan.  67)  ;  Hon.  Maior  ;;.V  ■;V"Vy.       «  Vn,.   --    ,  Tloi.    cS 

Doughty,Chester,4Bn.ShropshireLightInfantry  (Coy^ai)i,  7Aug.66)  ;  Bon.  Major  7,0  t>0\  .  :,:,    7  ucc.  5» 

i 


ADJUTANT. 


I  Oct.   68 
18  Apr.  63 


'  Major  Adair  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  if 58. 59, 


696 

Riding  Masters. 

yOT   IN   THE   SESERVE. 


I     RIDING 
I   UASTSB. 


HON. 
CAPTAIN. 


HON. 
UaJOB. 


Abbott,  Isaac' Royal  Artilleiy    '"SMar  -71!  t  Inlv  Ri 

Bacchus,  Heniy.  Ro.val  Artillery 4  jSy  el'.e  Auit  7J 

Brown,  Thomas  ♦  16  Lancers  (.Con^t  29  Dec.  57)  [R]  '',  Sept.sS  19  Nov.'  73 

p","^w^r"^''°i  Royal  Artillery  [R]  i  July  63'  ?  July  sT 

Uole,  William,  Royal  Artillery.     8  Sept.?!    8  Sept.8: 


Crowdr,  John,  i  Dragoon  Guards I  2  Nov  66 

Dann,  George,  Roval  Artillery 21  Amr  en 

X  Apr.  59 


1  Apr.  75 
I  Apr.  75 


1  July  81 
1  July  81 
5  May  77 
T  Apr.  85 
I  Apr.  85 


26  Jan.  84 

12  Oct.  81 
10  Dec.  Si 

23  Jan.  95 


12  May  75  12  May  S5 


Donald,  William,  Royal  Artillery 

Donnelly.  Robert.  Royal  Artillery;  n-ifk  Royal  Artillen/ 

Draper,  Frederick.  Royal  Artillery;  Anni/  Service  Corpn 

Eaton,  Frederick,  S  Hussars 

Francis,  William,  ig  Hussars ^2^  Mkv  8^ 

Gifford,  Robert.  5  Dragoon  Guards 1  ^«{.  _g!  _  ^y^^.  gg 

Gillon,  David,  Royal  Engineer  Troops  ;  Army  Service  Corpa    Li  Aurr'  ycl  \  Aug  8s 

Goode.  Richard  John,  Kuyal  Artillery;  with  Royal  Artillery  Ijg  Novtq'i-  Nov  80 

Hadcock,  George.  Royal  Artillery  '22  June  60' :!o  May*  77 

Henson,  Christopher,  Royal  Artillery ;  Army  Service  Corps '15  Nov  7f?'i5  Nov  89 

Horton,  James  I28  Apr.' 75i23  Apr."  85  2:  Doc,  87 

.Johnston  William.8  Royal  Artillery 15  Jan.  64!  i  July  81  31  May  90 

.Tones.  Thomas  Henry,  Cavalry  Depot '29  Oct.  73'29  0ct.  8^,15  Junel? 

M'Gee.  Henry.9  17  Lancers I13  Nov.  72  13  Nov.  82 

Matthews.  William. '^  11  Hussars  {Comet,  12  Jan.  56)  [R] Wo  Mar.  57^19  Oct.  72 

Mayes,  William  Busby.  6  Dragoon  Guards '21  Aug.  78'2i  Auo-.SS 

Miller,  Thomas,  R.  Horse  Guards   1  7  Nov.' 65'  2  Feb.*  81 

Morris,  Clark,  Cape  Mounted  Riflemen 5  June  55I  -■  Nov.  70 

Neal,  Charles  Walter,  2  Dragoons 6Nov.  67'  i  July  Si  2S  Nov.  83 

Noake,  Maillard,'*  -^5  Dragoons  '20  Feb.  57 

Nugent,  Edmund.  Royal  Artillery '22  Jan.'  es'  i  July  81  24  May  84 

Pawson,  John.i^  Royal  Artillery  [R]  ;  Army  Service  Corps lag  May  67!  i  July  Si  22  Feb.  92 

Perry,  John,  10  Hussars |  g  Dec.  73!  6  Dec.  83 

Pickworth.  John  Attkins.'*  Cavalry  Depot,  Military  Knight  of  Windsor ...31  Aug.  58  24  Apr.  79 

Simpson.  Emanuel,  10  Hussars    29  Dec.  57' 

Smith,  David  Noble,  15  Hussars 1  8  June  72!  8  June  82 

Speirs,  Robert,  2  Dragoons   ig  Aug.  74':3  May  8 

Stannard,  Ephraim,  Royal  Artillery;  to  ith  Royal  Artillery J25  Nov.  74I25  Nov.  84 

Virr,  Joseph,  Royal  Artillery    i  June  61  17  Jan.  80 

Wilken,  John,  Royal  Artillery Iig  June  80  19  June  00  16  Aug.  97 

Wilkinson.  George  Louis,  Royal  Artillery  I  8  Jan.  64!   t  July  Si  30  Nov.  81 

Williams,  George,  Royal  Artillery  |  1  Apr.  75    i  Apr.  S5 

Worthington,  Albert,  11  Hussars  20  May  82  20  May  9 


'  Major  Abbott  served  in  the  Crimea  and  was  present  in  the  action  near  Eupatoria  while  attached  to  the  Light 
Cavalry  Brigade  (Crimean  and  Turkish  Medals). 

■*  Captain  Brown  served  with  the  i6th  Lancers  during  the  campaign  in  AfTghanistan  under  Lord  Keane  in  1839, 
including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Ghuznee  (Medal). 

^  Major  Butler  served  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  1S58-59  :  commanded  two  guns  Royal  Horse  Artillery  in  Mahva 
Flying  Column  in  purs'iit  of  rebels  under  Tantia  Topee  in  Dec.  1S5S  and  January  1859  ;  engaged  at  Zeerapore  and 
Chupra  Baroda  {twice  mentioned  in  despatches  and  thanked  by  Governor  General  in  Council,  Medal). 

*  Hajor  W,  Johnston  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1854-55,  f^nd  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Alma, 
Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  and  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol —slightly  wounded  (Medal  with  lour  Clasps, 
and  Turkish  Medal). 

^  Captain  M'Gee  served  with  the  loth  Hussars  m  the  Afghan  war  in  1879,  ^^^'^  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Futtehabad — slightlj-  wounded  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  loth  Hussars  (Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

1 '  Captain  W.  Matthews  ser\'ed  with  the  Royal  Dragoons  during  the  Crimean  war,  and  was  present  at  the  battles 
of  Balaklava  (horse  shot  under  him)  and  Inkerman,  the  siege  and  fall  ol  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and 
Turkish  Medal). 

»*  Riding  Master  Noake  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  with  the  Royal  Dragoons,  and  was  present  at  the 
battle  of  Balaklava  and  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Has  also  the 
Medal  for  Distinguished  Conduct  in  the  Field. 

^^  Major  Pawson  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  battle  of  Balaklava,  siego  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol,  capture  of  Kertch  and  Yenikale  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  T-.irkish  Medal).      Served  with  the  e.vpe 
dition  to  China  m  1S60,  and  was  present  at  Smho.  Tangku,  and  capture  of  Taku  Forts  (Medal  with  Clasj,). 

'6  Captain  Pickworth.— For  War  Services,  sec  ilihtary  Knights  of  Windsor,  p.  774. 


697 
Quarter  Masters  on  Retired  Pay. 

NOT  IN  THE  RESERVE. 


Aitken,  Walter,  Royal  Marine  Artillery  

An.lerson,  William,'  Lancaster  Regiment  (4  Foot)   

Anderson,  AVilliam,  Ruyal  Artillery    

Aris,  Robert,-  Cheshire  Regiment 

Baker,  Joseph,  Royal  Marines 

Barr,  Alexander,  4  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders 

Barrel!,  William  John,^  Army  Service  Corps  ;  Army  Service  Corps « 

Baasindale,  Edward.  Grenadier  Guards 

Beedle,  George,*  4  Bn.  Warwickshire  Regiment  (2  Warn-ick  Militia) 

Belchem,  Frederick  George,  West  Surrey  Regiment ■-■ 

Bell,  James  Edward,  3  Battalion  West  Riding  Regiment 

Bignell,  John,^  Gordon  Highlanders  (92  Foot)    

Birch,  Joseph,  Coldstream  Guards     

Blackwood.  John,  4  Battalion  Scottish  Rifles 

Blair.  Samuel,  Royal  Artillery 

Bonner.  James  Edward,  Border  Regiment 

Bray,  Henry  Hill,  East  Lancashire  Regiment  

Breiinan,  Charles.  5  Battalion  InuiskJlIing  Fusiliers  (Donegal  Militia)    

Broackes,  Charles,"  Military  Mounted  Police  Corps 

Brock,  John,  4  Brigade  South  Irish  Division  Roj'al  Artillery 

Brogden,  James,'*  Worcestershire  Regiment 

Brooks,  Alfred,''  Ai'my  Service  Coi-ps;  Army  Seroice  Corpa   

Brooks,  George,  Brigade  Deput    

Brown,  Simon.'"  Royal  Artillery 

Brown,  Valentine,' ^  Royal  Marines     

Browne,  Richard. 1=^  3  Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers    

Bull,  John,  Royal  Engineers 

Burke,  John,"  Depot  Battalioin  {Enaign,  4  Sept.  49;  Lt.  22  Feb.  53)  [R]  

Burne,  Joshua  Henry,  South  l-ancashire  Reeiment 

Burtenshaw,  John,'*  Royal  Marines;   Recruiting  Staff  Officer,  Glangow    

Burton,  Samuel,'^  Royal  Marone  Artillery  

Bulterworth,  Frederick, i*-  Scots  Guards  

Buttle,  Clement  Francis,  Royal  Engineers 

Campbell,  Charles,  5  Battalion  Munster  Fusiliers 

Caseell,  Frank  Lumsden,''^  Army  Service  Corps 

Cartwris-ht,  James  Sampson,  Northumberland  Fusiliers 

Chard,  Charles,  Wiltshire  Regiment 

Chaitcrs.  William,'*  24  Foot    

Chittick,  William  Henry,  Royal  Artillery 

Choake.  Thomas,  Lancashire  Fusiliers  (20  Foot)  

(^lark,  Charles,'*-"  9  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  

Clarke,  Joseph, 2"*  Rifle  Brigade  [Cornet^  21  Jan.  56)    

Clay,  Albert,  Lincolnshire  Regiment;  Arm^  Service  Corps 

Clements,  George,-'  1  Drauixms 

Cliff,  William.--  Royal  Artillery  {Ensign,  20  Sept.  57  ;  Lieut.  5  Feb.  61) 

Clinch,  William.-^  1  Battalion  Dorsetshire  Regiment  

Clishani,  John,  Scots  Fusiliers  

Clowes,  Henry, 2*  Royal  Fusiliers 

Coe,  Edwin,  3  Battalion  Northamptonshire  Regiment  

Cole,  Samuel,^  Royal  Engineers 

CoUey,  James  Wilson, ^*^  3  Battalion  East  Kent  Regiment ;  Army  Service  Corps 

Collins,  George,^'  Inniskillimr  Fusiliers  (108  Foot)    

<JoTinelI.  Patrick, 2S  4  Battali<jn  Durham  Light  Infantry 

Cook,  Charles,  Hiberni-an  Military  School  (Lieut,  of  Orderlies^  25  June  73;  Capt.  } 

0/  Orderlies,  7  Aug.  75I    j 

Cordery.  Charles,  SuHblk  Regiment    

Copeland,  Thomas,  83  Foot  

Cossey,  John  Francis,!*^  Army  Service  Corps;  Army  Service  Corps 

Costelloe,  Charles, ^^  Irish  Fusiliers    

Cotton,  John, 31  Gordon  Highlanders  (75  Foot)   

Cottrell,  AVilliam  Foulkes,  Staff  

Couch,  James,  4  Battalion  N()rth  Staffordshire  Resriment ;  with  JV*.  Staffbrd  Begf.   . . 

Cousins,  Samuel, 3^  3  Battalion  Essex  Regiment  [RJ  

Cox,  Samuel,  Royal  Artillery 

Crawley,  Anthony.  Northampton  Regiment  (2nd  Lieut.  10  Nov.  77);  :  Volunteer  \ 
Battalion  Manchefter  Eegitnent     i 

Croisdale,  Richard,^*  Army  Service  Corps  ;  Army  Service  Corps 

Crumplin,  William,^*  Army  Service  Corps;  Army  Service  Corps 

Cumberland,  "William,^  7  Dragoon  Guards 

Dan  by,  George.  Lancaster  Regiment 

Darker,  James, ^*  Bri-^^ade  Dciiut 

*Debono.  Michele.  Malta  Fencible  Artillery    ". 

Deeves,  Daniel.  Ordnance  Store  Department;  Army  Ordnance  DejMrtment 

De  Lisle.  Frederick,^-  Army  Service  Corps;  Army  Sen-ice  Corps 

Dent,  Richard,  4  Bn.  Shropshire  Light  Infantry  ( Hereford  Militia) 

Digeory.  Charles.  Royal  Artillery 

Dixon,  Timothy, ^^  3  Battalion  Lancaster  Regiment 

Dixon,  William, ^"  Rifle  Brigade    

Doltoa,  Edward  John,*'  Army  Service  Corps  ;  Army  Service  Corps 

Douglas,  George.**-  Staff  

Dovaston.  John,*^  4  Battalion  South  Wales  Borderers    

Downes.  Joseph.  4  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment  

Drage,  William,**  Depot  Battalion 

Drake,  Edward  Henry,  3  Battalion  Gloucester  Regiment  (8.  Gloucester  Militia)    .. 

Drake,  Francis.*^  No-rthnmberland  Fusiliers  [R] 

Drake.  Robert,**'  Naval  Ordnance  Department;  Army  Ordnance  Department 

Drewin.  Nathaniel  John,  3  Battalion  Irish  Fnsilier^ , 

Duke,  wniiam,*'  Munster  Fusiliers  ;  Army  Service  Cordis 

Elson.  Samuel  Spencer,*^  loq  P'oot  

Emby,  WiUiam  James,  Royal  Artillery 

Erwin,  Richard,*^  ^  Battalion  Scots  Fusiliers  (Edinburgh  Militia)   


QUAETUB 

VASTER. 

iTjuly  88 

21  Sept.  72 

30  Apr.  90 

2  Feb.  79 

I  Oct.   77 1 

I  Apr.  7S| 

II  Dec.  78 

23  Jan.  64! 

10  July  66, 
19  Sept. 83 

24  Jan.  74 
4  Aug.  66 

?7  Feb.  67] 
I  Apr.  781 

14  Apr.  6oi 
I  Apr.  85! 

13  May  74 

11  Mar.  74; 
[2  Mar.  81 

:  Apr.  78 

18  Out.  73 
10  Jan.  83 

10  Nov.  65 
'-  July  71 

1  Sept. 79 

2  Nov.  73 

19  Oct.   81 

29  Dec.  54 

30  Mar.  8 1 
4  July  83 

13  Oct,  76 

25  Mar.  73 
ig  Jan.  70 

1  Apr,  85 

11  Mar,  82 
16  Apr.  84 

4  Oct.  82 
18  July  62 

5  Nov.  70 

6  Sept.  73 
4  Feb.  85 

27  Apr,  60 

30  Nov.  78 
23  Mar.  70 

23  Sept.  62 

24  Jan.  80 

2  Feb.  84 
:2  June  78 
9  July  79 

23  Apr.  73 
i3  Oct.   73 

26  July  73 

23  Apr.  -3 

4  Sept.68 

16  Feb.  78 

16  Feb.  56 
I  June  78 

10  Oct.  74 

27  June  74 
10  Nov.  77 
27  July  81 
■^3  Dec.  68 

ri  June  73 

3  Apr.  78 

31  Jan.  80 
1  Dec.  78 
3  Jan .  84 

21  June  71 
3  Dec.  55 

24  Jan.  74 

30  Oct,  75 
27  Mar.  78 
13  Apr.  56 

25  Nov.  74 
i  Apr.  78 

ig  Jan.  76 

31  Jan.  80 
1  Dec.  65 
8  Jan.  79 

18  Feb.  85 
21  Feb.  55 
:5  0ct.  55 

17  Nov.  57 
130  Oct.  75 
17  Dec.  8t 
16  Dec.  76 
30  July  62 

t  July  74 

5  June  78 


Honorary 

CAPTAIN. 


21  Sept.Si 

30  Apr.  oc 

12  Feb.  8c 

I  5  June  84 

I  Apr.  87 

I  7  Mar.  83 

1  7  Jan.  80 

1  I  July  81 

19  Sept.9? 

24  Jan.  84 

I  July  81 

[  I  July  81 

I  I  Apr.  87 

4  Aug.  75 

I  Apr.  95 

I  3  May  84 

I I  Mar.  84 

I  Apr.  87 
18  Oct.  83 
10  Jan.  97 
23  Oct,  76 

I  July  81 


HOfTORARY 

MA. TOR. 


24  Oct.  85 


21  June  84 
15  Oct.  81 


24  Aug.87 
15  June  87 


3  Aug.  89 


12  Nov.  83 

7  Nov.  68 
30  Mar.  91} 
4  Juy  9323  July  97 

13  Oct.  86i  I  Feb.  89 
25  Mar.  83J 

I  July  81  15  June  87 

T I  Mar.  92 
16  Apr.  94 

4  Oct.  9^ 
30  June  77 

I  July  81 

16  Sept.  83 
4  Feb. 95 

1  Nov.  71 
30  Nov.  88 

17  Apr.  80 
7  Jan.  80 

24  .Ian.  90 

2  Feb.  94 
:2  June  83 


23  Apr.  82 
18  Oct.  83 
26  July  S3 
9  Dec.  84 


16  Feb. 

1  June  88 

10  Oct.  84 

11  July  83 


27  July  91 

I  July  81 

21  June  83 

lo  Nov.  87 

1  July  81 
15  JuneSs 
3  Jan.  94 
I  July  81 
:g  Aug.74 


30  Oct.   85 
27  Mar.  88 


25  Nov.  84 

I  July  81 

19  Jan.  86 

I  July  Si 

I  July  81 

8  Jan.  89 

18  Feb.  95 

23  Oct.  67 

j  I  July  81 

I  July  81 

30  Oct.  85 

17  Dec,  91 

16  Dec.  86 

30  Oct.  78 

I  July  84 


26  Apr.  82 
5  May  86 


7  Oct.  85 


16  July  84 
15  June  8/ 

7  Oct.  86 

25  Nov,  91 

24  Jan.  84 
1  Oct.  81 


23  Dec.  90 
28  Nov.  82 


24  Nov.  83 
18  Apr.  85 


^27  Oct.  83 


Quarter  Masters  on  Retired  Paij. 


698 


HASTBK. 


Evans,  Genr^e,:*  Devonshire  Regiment ;  Army  Service  Curpg    2-  Mav  77  -'^  Mav  8- 

Everard  George.  .8  Foot  T [ ' :^. ......::...'?  Ap?.  "  ;6  June  yi' 

Facer,  Walter/'  Manchester  Resit.;  2  Volunteer  tiattalinn  Manchetti-r  Reqt 13  July  78  13  July  88' 

Fenn,  ^'lU'am  Titferj-,  5»  Welsh  Eesiment;  .l«i"s^  <?*!?/• /incfiYor  GpjieraJ  S(oi-f»,)        t    "    o^       t  ' 

Army  Ordtiniiee  Department  (  -3  JQneb6  23  June  96 


UOMOSJLKY.  Ht  KOBAUV 
CAPlAiy.  UAJOR. 


gSept.Bs  3X0T.  01 
5  June  78  5  June  87 
X  Apr.  85    1  Apr.  95 


Fieklinsj,  Joshua^s,  1  nattached  :  Adjutant  Rnyal  Hotfi'al.  Kilmaitiham 
Flanagan,  Daniel,  6  Brigade  South  Irish  Division  Royal  Artillery 

Folson,  Henry ,-'^  Coldstream  Guards     

Forbes,  John,  91  Foot !!!!!!!!!!!!".:  6  Sept. 39 

Ford,  Thomas,  =5  Berkshire  Regiment;  Army  Ordnance  Depart iient 17  Dec.  81  15  June  85 

Forde,  George, ^^  Army  Service  Corps;  Army  Sereiee  Corpt 28  June 84  28  June  94 

Forsdyke,  Jonathan,^;  Royal  Artillery  10  liny  73  ic  May  83  26  Sept.83 

Forsythe,  .rohn,ss  9  Lancers  27  Sept.  79  27  Sept.  89' 

Fox,  George, ^  Connansht  Rangers;  Armi/  Sercice  Corp* 17  Dec.  81  17  Dec.  91 

Fraser,  John,  4  Battalion  Irish  Fusiliers  (Cavan  Militia)  I  2  Apr.  79    2  Apr.  89 

Frayling,  Edward,  it  Hussars 1  i  Ai-r.  76    i  Apr.  86 

French,  Georse.i^  King's  Royal  RiOes  (60  Foot) 12  Mar.  Si  I 

Fuller,  James, 1^  16  Lancers   18  Ma.y  60  30X0V.  70J 

Furlong,  Joseph  Allen,  4  Battalion  North  Lancashire  Regiment;  Reserve  Regiment -zS  Mar.  77i2S  Mar.  87 

Gage,  John,"  3  Battalion  Dublin  Fusiliers I  6Sept.78|  6  Sept.  38 

Gardiner,  Frederick,"  Army  Service  Corps !i6  Jan.  84  16  Jan.  94 

Gilby,  Thomas  Glover,""  66  Foot    |  2  Oct.  62  19  Oct.   72' 

Gillard,  James.i"  Royal  Artillery 113  Jan.  75  13  Jan.  8;' 

Gouldinj;,  William,  Royal  Engineers 13  Jnne83  13  Juneo-? 

Govier,  James,  i  Life  Guards 28  Jnne82  "; 

Grahame,  Georye,'^*  4  Battalion  Scots  Fusiliers  (Ayr  and  Wigton  Militia)  17  July  55       31  Au^'.  Sr 

Grant,  George,  100  Foot 30  Apr.  58 

Gray,  William,™  Welsh  Fusiliers .' '_  31  Aug.  78  31  Aug.  88 

Grech,  Carmelo.  Royal  Malta  Artillerv '5  Mar.  84    3  Mar.  94 

Griffiths,  John,"'  Oxford  Light  Infay.try  26  Mar.  84  25  Mar.  94 

Griffiths,  William,'-  4  Battalion  Irish  Regiment 19  Nov.  Si  19  Nov.  911 

Guernsey,  Forlies  William,"^  45  Foot  {Ensign,  6  Aug.  58) 13  Nov.  60,25  Jan.  71 1 

Gunn,  William, '«  Royal  Artillery 20  May  70:  i  July  81  30  Dec.  87 

Gunton,  Thomas  Widdowes."' Guards  Depot 7  Jan.  80    7  Jau.  90 

Haden,  Samuel.  4  Battalion  Oxford  Light  Infantry  (Oxfordshire  Militia) I25  Jan.  56        i  Feb.  82 

Haines,  Charles  Stanhope,:'  ,  Life  Guards 14  June  76  14  July  80! 

Hambly,  Edgar,^"  Roval  Artilleryi I  2  May  78    2  May  88 

Hamilton,  Thomas,"'  Irish  Regiment  1  Hon.  Lt.Colonel  3  Mar.  97',  [R] '  3  Feb.  69    i  July  SiiiSNov.  82 

Hanlon,  Michael,'^-  North  Lancashire  Regiment;  Army  Sercice  Corps   14  Aug.  72  14  .\ug.S2 

Harding.  George  Foster,  Royal  Marines SAug.Sg    5  July  99i 

Harper,  John  Bloom,"  Munsicr  Fusiliers  (104  Foot)  20  Apr.  6-,    i  July  81 

Harrison,  William  H.^*  East  Lancashire  Regiment :  i  London  Volunteer  Artillery-.,    i  Apr.  82    i  Apr.  921 

Harvey,  William,'*  3  Battalion  West  Riding  Regiment 5  Nov.  73    5  Nov.  89! 

Hawes.  Frank,  South  Lancashire  Regiment :  3  Volnnteer  BattalionLioerpool  Regt...\  7  May  83    7  May  03 

Hawtesby,  George  William.  3  Battalion  Irish  Regiment 29  Nov.  79  29  Nov.  89 

Hawkins,  James,«  Shropshire  Light  Infantry  [R]   21  Feb.  60    i  July  81  24  Aug.  8t 

Hayles,  Henrv Thomas.^  Armv  Service  Corps;  Army  Service  Corps ,31  Jan.  80  30  Oct.   85 

Hefferon,  James  Andrew,*'  8  Hussars  [R] 124  Nov.  77  24  Nov.  87 

Herring,  William  Henry,  Roval  Marines 4  Nov.  68    i  July  8i    4  .Tul.v  8- 

Higgins,  Maurice,*  Derbyshire  Regiment  (45  Foot)  I25  Jan.  71    i  July  Bi  20  Sept.83 

Higgins,  William.*' Brigade  Depot     ]  4  Dec.  57lioMar.  75 

Hill,  Arthur,  Roval  Marine  Artillery 22  Sept.04 

Hockey,  Joliu,  Grenadier  Guards '  4  Sept.  60  14  Apr.  75 

Holmes,  William,'^  Grenadier  Guards '28  July  84  28  July  94 

Holmes,  William  Nassau.'"  60 RiBes  ii7  Apr.  67  24  Dec.  80 

Holohan,  Willinm,M  East  Yorkshire  Regiment '30  ^ov.  81  30  Nov.  91 

Hone,  Harrv.'i  Rifle  Brigade 30  Aug.  82  3"  Aug.  92 

Hooper,  Frederick,  Roval  Engineers 6  May  85    o  May  05 

Hopkins.  William,"  Army  Service  Corps 27  Mar.  78  27  Mar.  88 

Hombv,  Thomas.  Dublin  Fusiliers Us  Oct.  81  15  Oct.  91 

Howard,  Frederick,  3  Batt.  Cheshire  Eegt.;  2  Volunteer  Bait.  South  Wales  Borderers  14  Apr.  83  14  Apr.  93 

Howard.  William. '^  Cameron  Highlanders;  Army  Service  Corps 20  Apr.  78  20  Apr.  88 

Howell,  Henry,  Warwickshire  Regiment I  6  May  82    6  May  92J 

Howland,  Joseph,™  Army  Service'Corps 3'  Jan-  80    9  May  83 

Hunt,  Henry,  Lincolnshire  Regiment    19  July  79  :?  J'Hy  89 

Hunt,  William,  Middlesex  Regiment  (S116  Lieu(.  26  Mar.  73) 1  9  Aug.  73  20  Mar.  S3  21  Dec.  S7 

Hyde,  Robert,  10  Foot "  •*■"?•  *3  3°  Nov.  78 

Imbnsch,  Henry,  4  Battalion  Sussex  Regiment =7  Aug.  73        .....        29  Oct.  84 

Ireland,  Jame9>  7  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles    'S  Dec.  81  20  Apr.  8B 

Jessop.  Tom,  4  Battalion  MunsterFusUiers  ;  Reserve  Real ment   28  June  82  2B  June  92, 

Jupp,  Richard  Barrv,  Unattached  ;  Qr.  Mr.  Royal  Hospital,  Chelsea    i  9  Sept.71    9  =•=?'•  =  ■! 

Just,  Augustus.  Leinster  Regiment i3o  ^O'^-  73  3°  ■'>ov.  bS; 

Keble,  John  Alfred.'o^  East  Surrey  Regiment   10  Jahe  82  10  June  92 

Kelly,  Edward,  Essex  Regiment 2oieib.  89 

Kelly,  John,'""  21  Hussars   lo  June74  -o  J^f  84  10  JuneS5 

Kelly,  John,  Roval  Artillery 10  Mir.  75  10  Mai.  S5 

Kelly,  Patrick,'"  West  India  Regiment "  f>^\  74  "  ^j'"'-  84 

Kennev,  John  Henrv,  Royal  Engineers;  Reserve  Regiment   2'  £**'"'„'  "'  t.o„   " 

King,  James,  Border  Regiment :'7  Dee.  81  17  "«<=   9' 

King,  William,  West  Yorkshire  Regiment  '",?'^  ^^  '    Ar,r 

Knight,  Thomas,  Depot  Battalion    ■ |-°  ^"7  |5    '  ^'"^'  '° 

Knox,  Ernest  .Augustus,  Muuster  Fusiliers ,  i  Jan.  8, 

Lamb,  James.'*  3  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  -i '5  J^'.^  8^;  4        •  '- 

Land,  Isaac,'":  R^yal  Artillerv • ,'=  ^^  '«  =5  ^a?  8. 

Langrish,  Thomas,  Roval  Artillery '7  "^c.  73  17       -•  0^ 

Lapham,  Uriah  Fredk."«  Scots  Fusilicrs^2iJ.)... ,3°  |eb   g- ^7  ^elJ   "* 

Lee,  Edward  Geor;       "  "'  '  '      ^  -   ^' i   '     *-" 

Leeding,  William 
Lenton,  Charles 

Lewis,   Arthur  Thomas,""  noyai  ijugiuccio    -    -  ,  ,       -    -•  ,  ,„  o^ 

Linwood,  Norman,  Connanght  Rangers  j'9  ■^'^^  |9  '9  -""'J  »' 

J-ong,  William  Henry,  Ro.val  Artillery  ,r  Mar' il  !   j  Mar  86 

Lonsdale,  Henrv,  3  Battalion  Etoyal  Scots    ;v,—i"-^  ■■;-'b-; ,  utV  ,s    i -Vfav  83 

Lvnch,  William-,  3  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment;  2  Vol.  Bu.  Derby  Rvgt i  May  78       May  S3 

M'CaCrery,  James,"«  Army  Service  Corps    "  ^^'='  '°  "  "^'=- 


Fredk."«  Scots  Fusiiiers  (21  F.) 3°  |ept.74  3°  »|W  84 

eorge,  Somersetshire  Light  Infantry   |  7  ^eo.  03    7  ^,^^^.  u_, 

m.  Grenadier  Guards -J  ,„°  '  J?  "f  Juiv  sJ 

;,'"  4  Battalion  Irish  Fusiliers ;  ''^"°!f    '  t,3p  ^ 

Thomas,'- Royal  Engineers    ''?  ^,°,1^  i '3  June  93 


699 


Quarter  Masters  on  Retired  Taij. 


aUNOUAKT  IIOHOUA.RT 
CAPTAIN.  !      HA.TOB. 

M'Cann.  Jolin,  3  Biittaiioii  I<L'instei-  Regiment '13  Oct.   77!i:3  6ct.  87, 


MA.STBK- 


M'Cartney.  Daniel,  Bedfordshire  Reet.  (16  Foot) j2o  July  67 

M'Coy,  Robert,"'  3  Bnttnlion  Oxfordshire  Lieht  Infantry -...|2B  May  84 

M'CuUoch,  AlexHndrr  Neilson,  Royal  Ens-ineers I30  JuneSi 

^I'Evoy,  Patrick,  :;  Buttalion  Hiim])shirc  Rej^iment;  Reseroe  Rrginicnt 10  Dec, 


M'Farlane,  Andrew,  Noval  Ordnance  Department 

M'Garty,  James, ^"^  Irish  Rifles  (S3  Foot)  

M'Leofl,  Harry.»'^4  Battalion  Scottish  Rifles 

Mackie,  William, '-^  2  Foot     , 

Mackinnon,  William, '-^  3  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry 

Main,  James.  Army  Service  Corps  ;  Armi/  iSerrioe  Corpx  

Maloney,  William,'-*  DepOt  Battalion  ;  Militon/  Knight  of  Windsor 

Martini  Alexander,'"^  Royal  Artillery  :  ^cn-itiq  tcifh  Roi/al  Artillevif  ... 

Masters.  George,  20  Hussars  (E/mtju,  t,  Oct.  58)    

Mellor,  .Joseph,i26  Bust  Yorkshire  Regiment  (15  Foot)  

Merrill.  Jacob.'-"  iS  Hussars    

Miller,  John,'^^  Welsh  Reaimeut 

Moore,  John,'-"'  Wiltshire  Regiment  (62  Foot) 


14  Dec.  78 
10  June  82 
t2  June  63 
10  Apr.  57 


I  July  81 
28  May  94 


10  Dec.  94 
:4  Dec.  sr 

I  July  8: 
26  Feb.  73 
27  Feb.  84127  Feb.  94 
II  Dec.  78 1 II  Dec. 
23  Oct.   55^20  June6g 

1  Apr.  84    I  Apr.  94 

2  Oct.  62 
8  July  68  I  July  81 
2  Feb.  75  3  Feb.  85 
S  Sept.77    sSept.S? 

Mar.  62,  I  July  Si 


Moore.  John,  4  Battalion  Worcestcrsbire  Reiiiment I23  Oct.  78  23  Oct, 

"(iorrison,  Charles,'^'  5  Battalion  Connau^hr,  Rangers;  Armtf  Sfi-rvire  Corpg  ■  7  Aug.  80    7  Aug.  go 

Morrison,  George, '3-  Royal  Engineers 2  Apr.  S7J  2  Apr.  97 

Mugford,  Frederick.  14  Hussars 20  Sept.82!2o  Sept.92 

Mullins.  William.  Devonshire  Regiment  (ii  Foot) ,17  July  6.jj  i  July  81 

Murdoch,  Robert  Hamilton,  Royal  Artillery  [R] 19  Feb.  7:11  i  Mar.  79 


7  Feb.  93 
26  Nov.  90 

21  Dec.  37 


29  Dec.  86 


Murphv.  George'^^  ICnmp) 
Murphy,  James, '^*  Royal  Marines  ;  Aiifht.  lui'ju; 
Xadin,  Francis  Owen,  Kast  Surrey  Reglmetit  .. 
Nally,  John.'^s  84  Foot 


for  of  Marine  Reaniitinq  14  June  99 


5  July  76 

I  July  82    I  July  92 

9  Sept.  85      ^ 

5  Oct.  58  U  Dec.  70 


27  Sept.82 


17  Dec.  81 
15  June  87 

18  Oct.  06 


Xaylor,  Thomas  Henry,  Cavalry  Depot 22  Aug.  82  22  Aug.  g 

Xcwman,  Joseph, '^c  frcottish  Rifles  ;  Anuif  Scrcice  Corjit  n  Sept.  72  n  Sept.82  23  Mar.  91- 

Nice,  William,  3  Battalion  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry;  Renercp  Regiment  25  Aug.  80  25  Aug. go 

Nichols,  Richard,*^"  Army  Service  Corps n  Dec.  78  15  June  85 

O'Donnell,  John,  i  Dragoon  Guards  ;  Jiemounf  Department 27  Feb.  75  27  Feb.  85 

O'Leary,  Patrick. '^s  Army  Service  Corps ,31  Jan,  80    i  July  81  25  Nov.  gi 

Oliver,  William, '^^6  Dragoons  I27  Sept. 79  27  Sept.89 

Page,  Nathaniel,!-"'  Royal  Marines  8  Aug.  79        i  Feb. 

Parkes.  Harry,  Royal  Artillery i  May  62    4  Aug.  75 

I'araons,  William,'*'  Army  Service  Corps;  Arniif  Service  Corps  it  Mar.  82  n  Mar.  92 

I'erkine,  Charles  George,  5  Dragoon  Guards  I13  May  85  13  ^^^y  95 

Phillips,  Edward,!*- Army  Service  Corps  ;  Army  Service  Corp* Ui  Jan.  80  15  Oct.   86 

Phillips,  John,  Army  Service  Corps  |it  Dec.  78  n  Dec.  88 

Phillips,  John  Campbell,  Royal  Engineers     ...118  Dec.  8g  18  Dec.  99 

Powell,  Francis,  Royal  Marines .,ii3  July  88  n  Mar.  97 

'   '       '  '   "■       '        "        I  Apr.  78    I  Apr.  84  30  Oct.    89 

22  Dec.  90 
2  Mar.  «7 

9  Aug.  71 
7  Apr.  86 

12  Jan.  87 
2o  May  80 

23  Jan.  69 
Mar.  68 

2  Feb.  73 

27  Mar.  78 

7  Jan 

8  Mar.  76 
26  Oct.  84 
29  Oct.  61 

28  Mar.  68 

9  Sept.8 
20  Dec.  59 

I  May  82 

.  Apr.  8 

12  July  78 

17  Sept.  8 1 

10  May  84 
JO  June  77 

4  Dec.  78 

24  Feb.  57 
8  Sept.75 

24  Apr.  6 
4  Apr.  86 
20  Sept.  71 


Powell,  John  Joseph Cbarles,  Royal  Artillery 

Powell,  William,  Royal  Marines 

Preston,  Samuel,  Leinster  Regiment 

Pulsford,  Charles  Harvey,  West  Surrey  Regiment 

Pye,  Francis,  3  Battalion  West  Yorkshire  Regiment 

Pye,  Frank,  East  Yorkshire  Reginient    

Ueevep",  Albert,'"  4  B-ittalion  Norfolk  Regiment  

Held,  John  Henry  Stuart,  1  Life  Guards 

Reid,  Williiiin  James.'**  s  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment 

K.\ill.  .Inlm.  Ro.val  Artillt-ry  (Lieitt.  30  Aug.  64)     

Pf\iiuids,  Thomas,'*'  Amiy  Service  Corps 

Rt'wtolds,  Thomas,  3  Battnlion  Devonshire  Regiment;  Raerce  Regiment  

ReyiiOlds.  William  Ellis,  Guards*  Depot 

Rhodes,  John,  4  Hussars , 

Robertson,  John, '**^  35  Foot  

Robinson,  James,  Royal  Marine  Arcillei-y 

Robinson,  William,'*'  Royal  Artillery   

Ross.  Alexander,'**  64  Foot 

Ross,  James,'*'-"  Gordon  Highlanders;  1  Volunteer  Battalion  SeaJ'orth  Highlanders 

Howe,  William  Arthur  Samuel,'^"  Royal  Marines.... 

Rumsey,  George  Ferris,'^'  14  Hussarn  (Con/ef,  17  March 69) 

Russell.  Henry,  Royal  Artillery  

Ruth,  George,  4  Battalion  Border  Regiment  , 

Ryan,  Michael,  Essex  Regiment;  Reserce  Regiment , 

Savage.  George  Thomas,  Irish  Riliea  

Scott,  Jonathan  Gortlcy,'"3  Battalion  Oxford  Light  Infantry  (Bucks  Militia)  

Seath,  Alexander,  Royal  Artillery  

Serbutt,  Charles, '^^  Royal  Artillery 

Shakespear,  George  Joseph,  Royal  Artillery 

Sharpies,  James, Royal  Horse  Guards 

Shattock.  Thomas,  3  Battalion  Muiister  Fusiliers  ;  Army  Service  Corpg  130  Nov, 

Shawe,  Douglas,  17  Lancers  ;  Anuij  Smnn  Corps 4  Feb.  71 

Shea,  William,'^*  3  Battalion  Durham  Lniht  Infantry 6  Dec.  73 

Sheehan,  Thomas  Vaughjn,  Durham  Liyht  Infantry  15  Aug.  83 

Shepherd,  George  Alexander.  Royal  Artillery 4  Nov.  59 

Shore,  John,  4  Bn.  N.  Staflbrd  Regiment  (3  Stafford  Militia);  Army  Service  Corps  'l^  Jan.  71 

Sim,  James,'^^  Camp  Quarter  Master.  Aldershot  in  July  77 

Simons,  Edmund, '^^  Royal  Artillery  [R]  '24  Feb.  72 

Slack,  James, '5"  School  of  Musketry  {Eii>ii;fn,  15  Jan.  56)  [R]  '22  Apr.  59 

Sladden,  Henry,'^^  4  Battalion  Durham  Liglit  Infantry  [R] *  May  60 

Slattery,  Matthew,'^^  7  Foot   23  July  85 

Smith.  Peter,'*-"  Scots  Guards    5  May  85 

Smithson,  Thomas,  Royal  Marines  14  Apr.  60 

Sowton,  Frederick.if^'  4  Battalion  S.  StatTordshii-e  Regiment  (i  Stafford  Militia) 6  Sept. 73 

Staniland,  Stephen  Henry,'*'-'  15  Hussars. 30  June  6q 

Sterrett,  Thomas, "^^9  Foot ig  Dec.  65; 

Stokes,  John  Edward, '«*  Depot  Battalion  16  Oct.  66 

Storey,  Richard,'"  i?  Foot , I  4  June  61 

Styles,  George,  3  Babtahon  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry In  July  74 

Swanson.  Donald, "i-5  Highland  Light  Infantry jioMay  71!  i  July  81)  2  Dec.  82 

Symons,  Thomas  Cornelius,  Royal  Engineers !  6  May  8,s|27  Aug.  90' 


July  981 
2  Mar.  97] 

9  Aug.  81; 
7  Apr.  96 

30  Nov.  88 

J  July  81 

I  July  81 

I  Apr.  75 
27  Mar.  88 

7  Jan.  92 

8  Mar.  86 

26  Oct.  94 
6  Mar.  72 
I  July  81 

9  Sept. 95 

5  July  71 
I  May  92 

27  Apr.  92 
12  July  88 
17  Sept.  9 

10  May  94 
30  June  87 

4  Dec. 

8  Sept.65 
21  June  73 

14  Apr.  96 
20  Sept.81129  Oct. 
30  Nov.  911 

4  Feb.  3i 

I  3  Mnr.  8('^ 

15  Aug.  93; 
I  Jan,  701 

17  Jan.  87I19  Jan.  87 
|ii  July  87 

24  Feb.  32:25  Apr.  87 

1  July  81  17  Dec.  8-i 
i  I  Dec.  Si 

2  May  781 

I  Sept.  79, 

6  Sept.83  23  Apr.  84 
1  July  81    4  July  8.^ 

25  Sept.78j 

J I  May  761 

11  July  84- 


8  Sept.  36 


26  Apr.  S^ 


I  July  82 


•  Nov.  ( 
!  July  ; 


26  June  33 


Quarter  Masters  on  Retired  Pay. 


700 


QUARTBB 
„  HA8TBR. 

Teevan,  Rourke,"*  ii  Hussars  [R]    r"o  Nov  6^ 

Temi)Ieton,  James,  Lincolnshire  Regiment;  Arm;/  Smice  Cor^i' "'.!!!!!'.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!27  Sept.71 

8  June  72 

18  Jan.  82 
4  Oct.  73 

26  Nov.  79 
8  Jul.y  62 

19  Nov.  81 
13  Jan.  69 


Tliomson,  C'hadwick,'"'  20  Hussars  

Thomton,  Joseph,  5  Battalion  Leinster  Regt.  (lieatii  Militia) 

Tippetts,  James  Berryman,  3  Battalion  East  Surrey  Regiment  (I'sairey  iiiiitia)' 
Tompknis.  John  .lames, '■=  South  Wales  Borderers  ...  >  •'  ' 

Tooner.  Michael. ''^  3  Battnlinn  East  Lancashire  Reo-t.  [Rl 

Tuck,  William  Brittjin,';*  Essex  Regiment ,.,,", 

Tackett.  Edward  Gundrie.'"^  2  Dragoon  Guards 

Turner,  John,'"*  50  Foot  iEiimqn.  10  Aug.  54)  [R] [-Dec    tj 

Turnley  William  Echlin,';'  ,  Battalion  Scots  Fusiliers  (Edinburgh  liiiitiai'.'.V.'.'.V.'.y.'.  16  Jan'  6* 
lyler.  Harry  William,  .A.rmy  Service  Oorps  ;  Armii  Sen-:,;  Cnriis  12  Feb   -in 

Vicker.s,  ThomaK  Hcnry.isi  Border  Regiment  (Sub  Lie„t.  14  jHne'7'3) 27  Au"  li 

Vignau.\,.Toseph,  Royal  AitiUerv    ,,  Woh'I 

Waite,  William  John. is-'  7  Hussars  '..^'^^"^""'."^"^"'""J^J/'. I'  Oct    76 

Walker,  Alexander.  Royal  Artillery ;  A,-i,ii/  Ordnance  beparimcnt S  Rem  1- 

Walker.  d-ichton.  Royal  Engineers  lfi\r„,,aJ 

Walker,  George,  Royal  Artillery ;',;;;;;; I  °  f^^l  ,5 

Ward,  Thomas,  Royal  Artillery;  Army  Service  Corjm ..[..[]...... ] J26  J 

Wasp,  Matthew  Pr..ctor,'«  Array  Service  Corps  ;  Armw  Service  Corm 

Webb,  Humphrey  Lakin,  i  Dragoons  ^  ,,^ 

Webster,  William, 'P*  Coldstream  Guards .'.'.'....'.".".".'**.",' 

Weldon,  William,  Durham  Light  Infantry  (106  Footj!!...........'..'.'....',".,'.  ' 

Welfare,  Josenh,"*^  Irish  Fui-iliers  ! ."!.'.'!!!! 

\Vhariy,  Charles,  Royal  Artillery    ..........'.".'..'.' 

^Vhite,  George,'^6  Royal  Marines '!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!!!!!..".'.!.!'"! 

White,  Henry  Bdwaid,  4  Battalion  Welsh  FasiiieTS;  Xescroe  iiegimcnt 

White,  John,'''"  Provisional  Cavalry-  Depot  

Whyte,  Daniel,'*'  Manchester  Regiment;  7  Middlesex  Si/ieroiunteen 

Wilboud,  .lames,'^'^  Royal  Artillery 

Wilson,  .James,"- Gloucestersbire  Regiment  (61  Foot) '. '.'.-....'..'.'.""..!!..!.......     I7  Nov  68 

Wishart,  William,"'  Army  Service  Corps  ;  Armi/  Serrice  Corps  '" l,,  Jan    80 

Wood,  Joseph,  Army  Service  Corps  ;  -li-m,/ .Scrrice  Cor;)« -i  Jan'  80 

Wood.  Thomas,"'  Middlesex  Regiment  (57  Foot) '  "  23  Apr  73 

Worrall,  Thomas,  Royal  Scots 

W,\  tie,  .Fames,  Shropshire  Liu'ht  Infanti"y 

Yates.  Tlioraa«,  Cheshire  Regiment  ".. 

YouMiT.  Charles.  Lincolnshire  Reeiment 


HONOR! BY 
CAPIAI 

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8  May  80 
15  Oct.  81 

7  Tan.  82 
^»  Aug.  87 

6  May  56 

7  Sept.  63 

10  Dec.  84 
27  June  74 
22  Slar.  79 

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23  Apr.  73 
21  Aug.  78 
I  May  82 
19  Nov.  81 
15  Aug.  87 


12  Feb.  Sq! 

14  June  831 
I  Jul.v  74 

II  Oct.  S(j 
8  Sept.  85 
27  Aug.  90 
10  July  86 
26  June  82 

15  June  85 
8  Ma.y  90 

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29  June  66 
I  July  81 
10  Dec.  94 


22  Mar.  S9 
II  June  01 

I  July  Si 

29  Nov.  S9 

I  July  81 

23  Apr.  83 
21  Aug.  88 

I  May  92! 
19  Nov.  91 
15  Aoir.  93! 


HONOBAHV 
MIJOR. 


12  Aug.  85 

2  Sept.  85 

IS  Sept. 81 

17  Deo.  f : 
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7  Mar.  83 


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27  Apr.  2a 
1  June  87 

15  Oct.  81 

16  July  91 


Quarter  Masters   on  Retired  Pay. —  War  Se)-vices. 


including  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with 

capture  of 
and  at  the 


Major  \\  .  Ander.son  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1S54-51,  mi-iuuiiig  uie  siege  oi  seoastopoii. 
Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Indiau  Mutiny  campa'ign  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  at  the 
Fort  Beyt  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  1S67-6S,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Arogee  a 
capture  of  Magdala  (Medal). 

•■  Captain  R.  Aris  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  with  the  2cd  Battalion  Cheshire  Regiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

^3  Captain  W.  J.  Barrell  served  in  the  KaiErwar  in  1877-78,  including  the  operations  against  the  Gaikas  and 
Galekas,  and  in  Ihe  Zulu  war  iu  1879  (Medal  with  Claspl.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (honorarv  rank  of 
Capta.u,  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Starl.  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  iii  1884-S5  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
granted  the  higher  rate  of  pa\ ,  Clasp). 

•  Major  Beedle  served  in  the  Kaffir  wars  in  1846-47  and  1S50-53— slightly  wounded  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian 
Mutiny  campaign  in  185B,  and  was  present  in  the  actions  in  the  Jugdespore  jungle  (Medal).  Served  with  the  6th 
Regiment  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1S68,  including  the  subsequent  operations  in  the  Black  Mountain  (Medal  with 
Clasp). 

^  Mn.jor  Biguell  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1855-56,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol 
including  the  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  tSth  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the 
Afghan  war  in  1S79  (Medali.     Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1S81. 

'  Major  Broackes  ser\-ed  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2  with  the  Military  Mounted  Police  and  as  Provost  Marsha 
at  the  Base  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^  Captain  Brogden  served  ou  the  North  West  Frontier  during  the  Indian  Mutin.y  in  1S57-3S  (Medal). 

'-'  Captain  A.  Brooks  served  iu  the  Zulu  war  in  1S70,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Kambula  (slightly 
wounded)  and  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  iu  the  Eg.ypti.an  war  of  iS32,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of 
'fel-el-Kebir  (promoted  to  Quarter  Ma"ster  in  the  Commissariat  and  Transport  Staff,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Kirbekan 
(two  Clasps). 

"  Captain  Simon  Brown  seiwed  in  the  Crimean  war  in  1854-56,  and  was  present  nt  the  battles  of  Alma  and 
Inkerman  and  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"  Major  Valentine  Brown  served  throughout  the  campaign  in  China  in  1857-61,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  Canton  in  1057  and  at  the  taking  of  the  Taku  Forts  in  i860  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Has  received  the 
Medal  for  Long  Service  and  Good  Conduct. 

^  Captai.L  r^ichflrd  Browne  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1S54-55,  including  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  and 
the  expedition  to  Kinboum(  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"  Captain  Burke  served  in  the  22nd  Regiment  in  the  campaign  in  the  Southern  Mahratta  Country  in  i844andi845, 
and  was  present  at  the  storm  of  the  Pettahs  on  27th  November,  and  of  the  Forts  of  PanuUa  and  Pownghur.  Was 
mentioned  in  General  Orders  for  conspicuous  gallantrvin  the  field. 

"  Captain  J.  Burtenshaw  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iS8j.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el- 
Mahuta,  at  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin.  ami  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)- 
Also  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85.  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Suakin,  and  wasipresent  in  the  engage- 
ments at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba  (hor^^e  shot),  and  at  the  destruction  of  Temai(two  Clasps). 

"  Captain  S.  Burton  has  received  the  New  Zealand  Medal,  and  that  for  Long  Service  and  Good  Conduct. 

"  Captain  F.  Butterworth  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Scots 
Guards,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"  Captain  F.  L.  Cassell  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881,  and  took  part 
in  the  defence  of  Standerton  (mentioned  in  despafhes,  and  promoted  Quarter  Master).  Served  in  the  Soudan 
campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  the  Tofrek  zereba  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with 
two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Slar).  .     ^.        ^      j  i.      1 

'*  Captain  Charters  served  m  thePunjaub  campaigner  iS48-49,including  the  passage  of  theChenab  and  battles 
Bt  Sadoolapore  and  Chillianwallah— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

.  '»  Captain  Clark  served  in  the  camp;iign  on  the  North- West  Frontier  of  India  in  1864,  and  was  present  at  the 
action  of  Shubkudder  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .     ,    ,.         ^    ,       ,      r  .1 

^  Captain  J.  Clarke  served  with  the  33rd  Regiment  throughout  the  Crimean  war,  including  the  battle  of  Alma 
(wounded)  takin"  of  Balaklava,  battle  of  Inkerman,  taking  of  the  Quarries,  and  storming  of  the  Redan,  with  the 
storming  party  ou  the  i8th  June  and  Sth  September  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 


70I  Qiuiiier  Masters  on  lU'tircd  Pa'j. —  War  Sercices, 

-'  C'apt4iiii  G.  Clements  served  the  Eastern  campaijrn  of  1S54-55  with  the  1st  Royal  Dragoons,  ir.cludins"  the 
battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava.anrt  Inkerraan.  and  sie^e  of  Sebascopol  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Turkish  MedalK 

-^  Captain  AV,  Ciiff  served  thronq-hout  the  Gwalior  campaign  of  1843,  including  the  battle  of  Punniar  (Bronze 
Stai).  Served  throughout  the  Sutie.i  campai<?n  of  1845-46,  including^  the  battles  of  Moodkee.  Forozesbah,  and 
Sobraon  (Medal  and  two  Clasps).  Also  throughout  the  Punjatib  campaign  of  1848-4Q,  including  the  actions  of 
Ramnuggur,  passage  of  the  Chenab,  battles  of  Sadoolapore,  ChilUanwalla,  and  Gonierat  (three  times  lueiuioned  in 
despatches,  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-5S.  and  was  present  at  the 
battle  of  Budleke  Serai  and  subsequent  operations  before  Delhi  in^]udin;r  its  siege  and  capture  from  Bth  June  to 
;2ud  Sept.  1857 — commanded  two  heavy  guns  from  the  14th  until  the  night  of  the  22nd  September.  Afterwards 
nresent  at  tbe  actions  of  Bolund:>hur.  Allyghur,  and  Agra,  relief  of  Luuknow  including  the  attack  on  Dilkooshnr 
La  Martiniere,  and  Secunderabad  ;  battle  of  Cawnpore  on  6th  December,  action  of  Khodagunge  and  r^.'takin2  cf 
Futtehshur  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Commissioned  as  EnsjsTi  for  having  distiu;_''uishpd 
himself  on  several  occasions,  but  more  particularlj'  at  the  capture  of  Delhi,  and  considered  by  the  Commander  in 
Chief  in  India  as  eminently  worthy  of  reward. 

^^  Captain  W,  Clinch  served  witli  the  39th  Regiment  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54-56,  and  was  pre- 
sent at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastojjol,  and  at  the  attacks  of  the  rSth  June  and  Sch  Septembar  1855  (Medal  with 
Clatp,  and  Turkish  Medal).     Has  received  the  Medal  for  Loog  Service  and  Good  Conduct. 

=**  Captain  H.  Clowes  served  in  the  Afghan  wai  in  1379-80,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahnr  (Medal). 

-^  Captain  S.  Cole  served  with  the  expe  lition  to  the  Baltic  in  1854,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Bom  irsund 
(Medal).  Serve  I  in  the  Eastern  ca  npaisja  ia  1S54-55,  and  wa-i  p'-e-ient  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  SebastopM  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  Medal  for  distintruisbed  conduct.  Turkish  ^[edal,  an  I  Knight  of  the  L^irion  of  Honort. 

2«  Captain  J.  W.  Colley  served  with  the  Buffs  throughout  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  (S75-76,  in- 
cluding the  actions  of  the  4th  i  ith  and  2(.t.i  JanuaiT  ( Medal  with  Clasp). 

-'  Major  G.  Collins  served  with  the  65th  Regimeut  in  the  New  Zealand  wars  of  1860-61  and  1863-65  (Medal*. 

^  Major  P.  Counell  served  ia  the  Jndim  Mutiny  campaign  in  1S57-58.  and  was  present  in  the  action  at  .\wah, 
.It  the  sieice  and  capture  of  Kotah.  and  m  the  engagements  at  S^uganeer  and  Bunao  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

--  Captain  J.  F.  Cossey  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  bittle  of  Tel-et-Kebir  (  Modal 
with  Clasp,  GDd  Khedive's  Star), 

^  Captain  C.  Costelloe  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1864-66,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Gate 
Pah  (Medal). 

-^1  Major  J.  Cotton  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (granted 
honorary  rank  of  Captain,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Starj. 

^^  Captain  S.  Cousins  t^erved  in  the  Crimsan  campaign  in  1855,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastipcl  and 
expedition  to  Kinbourn  (Med-il  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medil).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in 
1857-59,  including  the  operations  against  the  Gvvalior  Contingeut,  the  actions  of  Pandoo  Nuddee.  Bhognapore  and 
Sehmpore,  and  the  siege  of  Calpee  and  Lucknort  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Ssrvelmthe  Kafir  war  of  1877-73,  and  in 
the  Zulu  war  of  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Major  fl.  Croisdalc  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1855-56,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^'  Captain  W.  Crumplin  served  in  the  Esryptian  war  of  18S2  (Medal,  and  Khedive*s  Star)  ;  also  served  in  the  Nile 
Expedition  in  1SS4-S5  (honorary  rank  ofCiptain,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'  Captain  \V.  Cumberland  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  7th  Dragoon  Guards  (Medal,  and  Khe 
dive's  Stai"). 

36  Captain  J.  Darker  served  with  the  23rd  Fusiliers  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  including  the  relief 
of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  defeat  of  the  Gwalior  Contingent  at  Cawnpore,  siege  and  fall  of  Lucknow  (.Medal  witn 
two  Clasps,  and  a  year's  service) . 

^7  Captain  F.  De  Lisle  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  first  in  command  of  a  detachment  of  the  3rd  Company 
Army  Service  Corps,  and  afterwards  with  Colonel  Baker  Russell's  Column  0:1  the  White  Umvaioosie  River  (Medal^ 
with  Clasp). 

^y  Captain  Timothy  Dixon  served  with  the  55th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  25th  Dec.  1854,  and  was  present 
at  the  siege  and  fallof  Sehastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Also  served  on  the  Bhootan  Expedition 
iuicluding  the  recapture  of  Dewangiri  in  1S65  (Medal  with  Clasp) . 

■"^  Capt.iiu  William  Dixon  serve(i  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-59,  and  was  presentat  the  siege  assault 
and  cai>ture  ofDelhi  (wounded),  at  the  actions  of  Batjo walla  and  N'agocna,  ihe  relief  of  Moradabad,  th"?  engagement 
on  the  Dojura,  the  capture  of  Bareilly,  the  assault  of  Shabjehanpore,  the  capture  of  Bunnai.  the  pursuit  of  the 
reijels  to  the  Goomtee,  and  the  actions  at  Fort  Mohumdee,  Shahabad,  and  Bunkagong;  was  also  prese-it,  in  the 
operations  in  Oude  in  1858-59,  including  the  engagements  at  Pusgaon,  Rissoolpore,  Fort  Mithowlee,  and  Biswah 
<Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Red  River  Expedition  In  1870  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition 
in  18S7-S8  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■•*  Major  E.  J.  Dolton  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1854-55,  a-tif*  w*^s  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Alma, 
Balaclava,  and  Inkerman,  and  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  four  Cla&ps,  and  Turkish  ifedal). 

*-  Major  George  Douglas  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1855-56,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  the 
Tchernaya  (Medal,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

*3  Captain  J.  Dovaston  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1S57-59,  and  was  present  at  the  relief  of  Luck- 
now, action  of  Cawnpnre,  storming  01  Meangunge,  the  passage  of  the  Gogra,  the  action  at  Toolseepore,  and 
numerous  minor  engagements  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

♦*  Captain  Drage  ser\-ed  in  the  Crimea  with  the  Grenadier  Guards  from  April  to  October  1855,  and  with  the  i8t 
Regiment  to  the  end  of  the  siege  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Sebastopol.  and  Turkish  Medal). 

«  Major  F.  Drake  was  at  the  defeat  of  the  Dinapore  rebels  near  Mirzapore  in  August  1857,  and  afterwards  served 
with  Havelock's  Column  in  the  action  of  Mungarwar,  capture  of  the  Alumba*;h,  relief  of  the  Residency  of  Lucknow 
and  its  subsequent  defence  (wounded) ;  throughout  the  operations  at  the  Alumbagh  under  Outram,  and  at  the  final 
capture  of  Lucknow  ;  also  in  the  Oade  campaign  of  1858-59,  including  the  action  of  Buxarghat,  capture  of  Omerah, 
and  destruction  of  other  forts  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  grant  of  a  year's  service).  Served  with  the  5th  Fusiliers 
in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (MedalK 

*6  Captain  R.  Drake  served  in  the  China  war  in  i860  (Medal).  Also  served  in  the  operations  against  tho 
Taepiug  rebels  in  1S62. 

*7  Captain  W.  Duke  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Captain  Elson  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  including  the  capture  of  Ratghur,  action  of  Barodia. 
relief  of  Saugor,  capture  of  Garrakota,  forcing  of  the  Muddenpore  Pass,  siege  and  storm  of  Jhansi,  and  battle  r.; 
the  Betwa  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

♦9  Major  R.  Erwin  served  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  in  1848-49,  and  was  present  at  the  passage  of  the  Chenab  and 
at  the  battles  of  Chilliaawallah  and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  a  ae  Indian  Mutiny  campaign 
in  1S57-5?  (Medal). 

^°  Captain  G.  Evans  seired  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0  (Medal). 

s»  Captain  W.  Facer  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882 
<Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

52  Captain  W.  T.  Fenn  served  in  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  December  i38i  including  the  engagement  at 
Gemaizah  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Stan. 

■63  Captain  J.  Fielding  sen-ed  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta, 
the  capture  of  Mahsama,  the  action  at  Kassasin  (2Sth  August),  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir,  and  the  occupation  of 
Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Stan. 

^*  Captain  H.  Folson  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

ss  Captain  T.  Ford  served  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Berkshire 
Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  surrender  ot  Kafr  Dowar  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  throughout 
the  campaign  in  the  Eastern  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Berkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba  and  the  subsequent  advance  to  and  burniui;  of  Temai, 
afterwards  eerved  as  Transport  Otficer  to  the  Battalion  (mentioned  in  despatches,  honorary  rank  of  Captain,  t;vo 
Clasps) ;  also  served  with  the  Eg;\-ptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86,  including  the  engagement  at  Giniss. 


Quarter  Masters  on  Retired  Pay.— War  Services.  701a 

«  Captain  G.  Forcle  served  at  Mooltan  aurin-  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  .8=8  (Medal) 

withLlaspl.     bei'ved  m  the  Boer  war  o    1880-81,  and  was   nre^ent  witli  Tho  r,.th  pjor,;,  ,o„f        .1  l^eu.ii 

Bronkhorst  Spruit-severely  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatche-0  '^      ^'=8""^°'' '"  '^^  <="="iScment  at 

"  Captain  Fuller  served  with  the  1 6th  Lancers  at  the  battle  of  Maharajpore  on  29th  Dec.  1843  (Bronze  Star)  A  Iso 
the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1846,  including  the  battles  of  Buddiwal,  Aliwal,  and  Sobraon  (Medal  andl'lasp) 

"  e.aptam  John  Gage  served  with  the  1st  Battalion  20th  Foot  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  im  November 
JhiVo'rt  orMuVeed^^MS',!"' '''''  ^™^  P'''^^""'  ''"  ^-^  -"-'1-°'  °>-™'--  '"  O-o,  iSclldingThe  affatof 
anVK'SrL^eat^iSrwl^rgfniic'a^ip^algnuTedan"''^  '^  .S53-66.  including  the  engagements  at  Nukumaru 

"  Captain  T.  G.  Gilby  served  in  the  China  war  in  1842,  and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  Chin  Kiai."  Foo  and 
operations  before  Nankiu  (Medal).  .,"•'.-""■  j^.iaji„  r  00  ana 

wrth'cia'sfp^nd'rurkih  Meda'a'*"^ ^'''"'™  campaign  in  1S55,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal 

«>  Ma.ior  Grahame  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-35  with  the  21st  Fusiliers,  including  the  battles  of 
Tm'kish'MedalT'""'"'  ^'"^^  Sebastopol,  and  e.^pedition  to  Kinboum  (Medal  with  three  Clasp",  and 

-■"  Captain  W.  Gray  served  in  the  Burmese  E.-tpedition  in  1885-S7  with  the  ist  Battalion  Roval  Welsh  Fusiliers 
(Medal  with  Clap).     Served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1891  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers  (Clasp) 
captuiv'^of  Ma-d  Ih^-NmIu"      '"        ^byssaiian  war  in  186S  with  the  45th  Regimc'nt,  and  was  present  at  the 

■■'  Captain  W.  Griffittis  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Li^ht  Infantrv 
and  was  present  at  the  surrender  of  Kalr  Dowr  and  Damietta  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star)  Served  in  tliV 
cxiiedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1S85  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Light  Infantry  (Clasp) 

■=  Captain  Guernsey  served  with  the  45th  Regiment  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1846-47,  a'nd  in  the'field  against  the  enemv 
in  the  Orange  River  Sovereignty  between  24th  Dec.  1850  and  6th  Feb.  1853  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Abyssinian 
campaign  in  1868  and  was  present  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal). 

■«  Major  Gunn  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1858  (Medal). 

■■  Captain  T.  W.  Gunton  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  and  Battalion  of  the  Grenadier  Guardc 
and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp  auci 
Khedive's  Star).  ^' 

"9  Captain  C.  S.  Haines  served  with  the  2nd  Life  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  (Medal,  and  Kliedive's 
Star). 

""  Captain  E.  Hambly  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1855-56,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"  Lt.CoIonel  T.  Hamiltor  served  with  the  j8th  Royal  Irish  throughout  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-66  in- 
cluding the  expeditions  to  Paparata  and  Katemari  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  pre- 
sent at  the  action  at  Kassasiu  on  the  qth  Sept.  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches 
honorary  rank  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  18S8  witli 
the  2nd  B.attalion  Ro.yal  Irish  Regiment  including  the  enaagement  at  ICotlcal  (  Medal  with  Clasp).  In  March  1897 
he  was  granted  the  honorary  rauk  of  Lt.CoIonel  in  recognition  of  his  services  in  the  army. 

"-  Captain  M.  Hanlon  served  with  the  Sist  Regiment  in  the  Eusoofzie  expedition  in  1858  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  when  the  81st  Regiment,  under  Colonel  Renuy.  disarmed 
at  Mean  Meer  one  Regiment  of  Native  Cavalry  and  three  Regiments  of  Native  Infantry,  all  disaffected  and  ripe 
for  mutiny  (Medal).  Served  with  the  8ist  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  capture 
of  Ah  Musjid  ( Medal  with  Clasp) . 

^3  Captain  Harper  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  fr  'm  6th  July  1873  until  invalided  on  gth  January  1874  (Medal). 

8*  Captain  W.  H.  Harrison  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  13S4-S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star), 

^^  Major  Hart-M'Harg  served  with  the  44th  Regiment  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including 
the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  attack  and  occupation  of  the  Cemetery  on  the 
i8th  June  (Medal  witli  three  Clasps,  Medal  for  Distinguished  Service  in  the  Field,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served 
also  the  campaign  of  i860  in  the  north  of  China,  including  the  action  of  Sinho,  assault  and  capture  of  the  North 
Taku  Forts  (.Medal  with  Clasp). 

**■  Captain  W.  Harvey  served  in  the  Abyssinian  vrfir  in  1867-68  (Medal). 

*'  Major  J.  Hawkins'served  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  in  1848-49,  and  was  present  at  the  liattles  of  Sadoolaporc, 
Chilliaiiwallah,  and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Koorum 
Division  of  the  Cabul  Field  Force,  and  took  part  with  the  Zaimusht  Expedition  (Medal). 

«»  Captain  H.  T.  Hayles  served  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1857-58.  and  was  present  at  the 
siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  battle  of  Nawabgunge,  and  siege  of  Burwah  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Captain  J.  A.  Hefferon  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  with  the  8th  Hussars,  including  the  recon- 
naissance to  Silislria,  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava,  Inkerman,  and  the  Tchernaya,  affairs  of  Bulganac  and 
M'Kenzie's  Farm,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal);  also  served  in 
the  Indian  campaign  of  1858-59,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Kotah,  re-occupation  of  Chandaree,  battle  of 
Kota-ke-Serai,  and  capture  of  Gwalior  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Central  India).  Served  with  the  Sth  Hussars  in  the 
Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal).    Has  also  the  Medal  for  Long  and  Meritorious  Service. 

'■J"  Major  M.  Higgins  served  in  the  Kafir  wars  of  1846-47  and  1850-53  (Medal).     Served  m  the  Abyssinian  war 

»'  Captain  W.  Higgins  served  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1846-47,  and  in  that  of  1S52-53  (Medal). 
Also  the  Eal^em  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebas- 
topol (Medai  with  four  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'J^  Captain  W.  Holmes  served  in  the  Soudau  campaign  in  1SS5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^^  Captain  W.N.  Holmes  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  throughout  the  Kaffir  war  of  1851-53  (Medal). 
In  suppression'of  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1858  in  the  Shahabad  district  (Medal).  Also  throughout  the  campaign 
of  i860  in  China  (Medal  with  two  Clasps  for  the  Taku  Forts  and  Pekin).  Served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  60th  Rifles 
in  the  Afghan  war  from  October  1878  to  October  1880,  took  part  in  the  advance  on  and  occupation  of  Candahar 
and  Khelat-i-Ghilzie,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Khe.yl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee.  Accom- 
panied Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with 
two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

s*  Captain  W.  Holohan  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (Medal 

»5  Captain  H  Hone  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali 
Musiid  and  with  the  expedition  into  the  Bazar  Valley  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^■^  Captain  AV  Hopkins  served  in  the  China  war  of  i86o-6r,  and  was  jlrcsent  at  the  capture  of  the  Taku  Forts 
and  at  the  occupation  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  v,-ar  of  i332,  and  was  present  at 
the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star), 

="  Captain  W   Howard  served  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1:82,  and  was 


702  Quarter  Masters  on  Retired  Pay.  —  War  Services. 

present  at  the  battle  or  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  servetl  thruujxlinnr  the  Nile 
Kxpcdition  in  13S4-85  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders  (Olasp).  Served  throughout  the  operation-*  of  the  Soudan 
Frontier  Field  Force  in  iSSs-Sf^with  the  Cameron  Hijrhlanders,  and  was  present  at  Kosheh  during  its  investment 
and  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss. 

'■"*  Captain  J.  Rowland  t-erveil  in  thp  Zulu  war  in  1S79  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  against  Sokukuni 
{honorary  rank  of  Captain,  Mef'al  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Beer  war  of  1881.  iScrved  in  the  Soudan 
campaign  in  1S85  (mentioned  in  despatches,  granted  thehi^rher  rate  of  ])a.>-.  Medal  with  Clasp,  anrl  Kboilive's  Star). 

'■"  Captain  J.  Ireland  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  18/9,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Uingindl.lova  and 
at  the  relief  orEkowe(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  iii  the  Boer  war  of  1881,  and  was  present  in  the  en,'agemeut 
at  Lang's  Nek  and  the  Ingogo  River. 

^^  Captain  J.  A.  Kchle  served  with  the  31st  Regiment  throughout  the  campaign  in  the  north  of  China  in  i860, 
including  the  action  of  Sinho  and  storming  of  Tang'KU  (Medal  wit'n  Clasp  for  the  Takn  Forts).  Present  at 
the  occnpHtion  '•.!'  'fien-'l'sin  1860-62.  Served  during  the  operations  against  the  Taepings  in  the  vicinitv  of 
Shanghai  in  1362,  resulting  m  the  taking  or'  the  stockade  of  Nanhsiang,  capture  b.v  escalade  of  the  walled  cities 
of  Kadin,  'tsiopoo,  and  'Tsolin,  the  fortified  town  of  Najow,  the  affair  at  Nanhsiang,  and  re'iefof  Ivadin  and 
Tainpoo. 

'03  Major  .T.  Kelly  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1855-56,  and  was  i>rcseut  at  the  battle  of  'I'cherna.va.  and 
the  siege  of  Seljastopol  (Madal  wilh  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Meaal).  Served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  1S68.  and  was 
jiresent  .at  the  capture  of  Mngdala  (Medal). 

"**  Captain  P.  Kelly  served  throughout  the  Ashanti  war  of  iS  73-74  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Medal  fordistiugui.shcd 
conduct  in  the  Field).  J 

""■  Captain  Jame»  Lamb  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54-35.    ^ 
including  the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava,  .and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol.and  attack  of  thi^  Redan  on 
the  18th  .Tune  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal),  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S7S  79  with  the  Peslia-    ' 
wnr  Valle.y  Field  Force,  and  was  present  nt  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (Medal  with  Claspj.  , 

'"'  Captain  Land  served  in  the  Flastern  cinnpaign  of  1854-56,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  and  (all  of  Sebastopol    j 
and  at  the  battle  of  Inkerman  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Mcilal).    Has  the  Medal  tor  Long  Service 
and  Good  Conduct. 

'™  Captain  Lapham  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  18S1  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 

'"  Captain  C.  Lenton  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879, and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (Mcilal  with 
Clasp). 

"^  Captain  A.  T.  Lewis  serveil  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Seived  in  the  Eg;\-ptian  war  of  1882. 
and  was  jiresent  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  in  the  Soudan 
caninaign  in  1885  (Clasp). 

"*' Captain  J.  M'Catlery  sen'ed  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"'  Captain  R.  M'Coy  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  at  the  relief  of  Lueknow 
<Medal  with  Clasp). 

'*^  Quarter  Master  il'Garty  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1S64-66  (Medal). 

'"  Major  H.  M'Leod  served  with  the  03rd  Highlanders  throughout  the  Dastern  campaign  of  1854  -55,  including 
the  battles  of  Alma  and  Balaklava,  e-xpedition  to  Kertch  and  Yenikale,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  assaults 
of  the  iSth  June  and  i8lh  September  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  also  in  the  Indian 
:Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-59,  including  the  relief  of  Lueknow  by  Lord  Civile,  defeat  of  the  Gwalior  Contingent  at 
C.awnpore.  and  |)ursuit  to  Seraighat,  affair  of  Kali  Nuddee.  siege  and  cajiture  of  Lucknoiv.  affair  ol'  AUygunge. 
battle  at  Barcilly,  actions  of  Pasgaun  and  Russulpore  and  evacuation  of  Mithowlie  (Medal  with  two  Clasps), 
Uinbeyla  campaign  N.W.  Frontier  of  India  in  1S63-64  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

i-i  Captain  W.  Mackieserved  in  the  Kairir  warof  1851-53  (Medal).  Also  iu  the  China  war  of  1S60,  and  was  en- 
gau'Cd  in  the  actions  of  the  12th  and  14th  August,  iSth  and  21st  Sept.,  and  advance  on  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) . 

'--  Capwin  W.  Mackinnon  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Stan. 

'-'  Captain  William  Mnloney.— For  War  Servicer,  see  Militar.y  Knights  of  AVicdsor,  p.  774. 

'-'  Captain  A.  Martin  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1S57-53,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  Pan- 
ioora  and  Doondeakeira  (Medal). 

'^i*  Major  J.  Mellor  served  with  the  331-11  Regiment  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  1S07-63  iMeilal). 

'-■  Captain  J.  Merrill  served  with  the  Central  India  Field  Force  in  1858,  under  Sir  Hugh  Rose,  and  win  inxseiil 
at  the  action  of  Koonch,  battle  of  Gallowhe,  advance  on  and  capture  of  Calpee,  capture  of  Morar  Ciiutonmeut-, 
recapture  of  the  town  and  fortress  of  Gwalior.  Was  present  with  a  flying  columu  in  Bnndlecnnd  Iroiu  August 
1858  to  March  1859  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'™  Captain  J.  Miller  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1S64-66  (Medal). 

""  Major  .1.  Moore  served  in  the  Crimean  cimpnign  in  1855,  and  was  present  at  the  assault  of  the  Kedan  on  the 
iSth  June  (MedalwithClasp  forSebastopol,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'31  Captain  C.  Morrison  served  with  the  SSth  Regiment  throughout  the  Kafir  war  of  1877-7S,  ami  the  Zulu  wai- 
of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'•-  Cajjtain  G.  Morrison  served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  1867-68  (Medal). 

'"t  Lieut.  J.  Munro  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  .Maiwaml 
(Medal,  and  Medal  for  Distinguished  Conduct). 

•33  Quarter  Muster  (1.  Murphy  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  l8s5,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  and  bil.  nl 
Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp.'and  Turkish  Mcdoll.  ..,,,■,■,,,   1      ■.,    ,.1  ,   1 

'3*  Captain  J.  Murphy  served  in  the  China  w„r  in  1859-60,  including  the  capture  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  the  operations  against  the  Taeping  rebels  in  1861-63  (wounded),  and  against  the  Pirates  in  China  m 
,808-70,  including  the  destrnction  of  three  walled  villages  near  Swatow.  Ser\-ed  m  the  Soudan  campaign  m 
18S4-85  (Medal,  ami  Khedive's  Star).  .  .   .  ,     ,  .    ,,  ,,,,  . 

133  Captain  Nallv  served  with  theS4th  Regiment  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  i8s7-58,.ioined  Havelock  s  !■  orcc  at  Allah- 
abad, and  present  in  the  actions  of  Ooiiao,  Busseerutgunge  (flrst  and  second),  Boorbeakechowkee,  Mungar- 
war,  and  Alumbagh,  defence  of  the  Alumbagh  from  23th  Sept.  to  13th  Nov.  1857 ;  proceeded  with  Lord  ( lyde  s  Force 
to  the  second  relief  of  Lueknow,  present  with  Outram's  Force  at  the  Alumbagh  and  at  the  tail  ot  Lueknow : 
also  present  at  the  relief  of  Azimghur,  the  pursuit  of  Koer  Sing,  and  several  minor  actions  (Medal  with  t,vo 

'36  Captain  J.  Newman  served  with  the  90th  Light  Infantry  iu  India  from  the  12th  August  1S57,  including  r  he 
Itrst  defence  . if  the  Alumbagh,  relief  of  Lueknow  by  Lord  Cl.yde  (severely  wounded),  &c.,  the  delence  ot  ihe 
Vlumbai'li  under  Outram,  and  repulse  of  various  attacks  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  a  years  service).  Served 
with  the  00th  Light  Inlantry  in  the  Gaika  war  of  1S7S,  including  the  operations  in  the  Waterkloof  and  Per.e  Bush. 
Also  served  in  the  Zulu  w4r  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Kambula  and  Llundi  (Medal  with 

'' '"i^'captain  R.Nichols  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  .S79  in  command  of  No.  5  Company  Ann.y  Service^  Corps 
(MedalwithClasp).  Served  in  th?  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedives  Star)  ;  also  sewed  m  the  ooudan 
campaign  in  1SS5,  and  was  present  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (mentioned  m  despatches,  honorary  rank  nl 

* ''JE'liajor  R^'ti'Leaiw  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1S54-33.  ■>"'!  "'as  present  at  the  battles  of  the  .Vlma  and 
Inkerman  (three  times  wounded)  and  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  I.  lasps,  and  Turkish  Medal).      _ 

'"  CaptainW.Oliverservedinthe  Boer  warofiS3iwiththeInniskilling  Dragoons.  Served  in  the  B2chnanalan« 
Evpeditionunder  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85  with  the  luniskilling  Dragoons.  ,  .  i-  1  1 

11"  Major  N.  Page  served  in  the  Crimean  war  of  1854-55,  and  WIS  present  in  "^®  engagement  at  Redoubt  Kaleh, 
the  capture  of  Eupatoria,  Balaklava,  Kertch  and  Yenikale,  the  battle  of  Balaklava,  t,he  bombardmeiit  and  sur- 
render of  Kinbourn,  and  the  tall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  throu.srhout  l.he  (-hmawar  ol 
1S57-61  including  the  caiitnre  of  Canton  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Has  received  the  Medal  for  Long  service  and  Good 

"•i'  Captain  W.  Parsons  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  iu  >88i, 
and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Lydenbnrg  (promoted  Quarter  Master),  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  ol  1882 
(Medal  ai'd  Kliedive's  Start.     Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  uuder  Sir  Charles  H  arren  ,n  i3))4-S5. 


I 


f  the  Canton 


Qnaiicr  Musters  on  Itctlred  i'„y._]r,„.  Scrciccs.  70- 

(Ai^S:^a'llko™e'^S,avr"' '"  "'^  ^"'"  "'''' '"  '^'^  '»I'="'^'  -'"  ^'-Pl-     Served  in  the  K.y,ninn  war  „r  J. 
.s",  ,Si  wUh'^::;^  ^"k!,^;!,^'?^^?^  "•">• '"  ^^^^^  -"•  '^"^  l-art  m  thoo,o,.at,ous  vouua  ,  ...u.  in  Decern..,- 

Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps   and  Turkish  ^fwH  11     %»vf.„,^    1      h    '*''»  0«f-    '354,  siege  and  tall   nf 

^t^i  til  t^s^^^:i^B^i^SS^r^^ 

(Medal  with  Clasp).    Has  also  the'Meda?for  ir^and  m^itoSs'seT^^^^      "'"'  ''''"'"  °'  ""^  ''^'"'^  "'  Khoondrye 
"■<  CaptamT.  Re.ynolds  served  in  the  Esvptian  ■^arof-SSa  (xrMl.il  .,,,,1  i,-|,.,.li,-r.'.  ~;t,,.i 

e^|t^^iS?^s:;;^r;;S,^^?fSi;^^^ 

"■'SS^"  °'  ?"-';e'Uy.  affan-s  ol  Miabjehanpore,  B\mnai.  and  Mahomc'ie  (Medal)  'veriverQunc, 

,>,L!;,?^^''?'?  "•   Q°'"'  ^^nS"^  ""'^^  -Vtshan  war  of  ,878  So,  and  was  present  in  ihe  engagement  at  Charasiab  on 
the  6th  October  1S79  and  the  su  >secjaent  pursuit  of  the  AfKhane,  and  iu  the  operations  SrXd  I'abu    TDocem 
ber  i879mcladmgthe,nvestmentofSlierpore;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  I  oberts  in  thrmarch  to  Candaha ' 
B^oerw'arSfTs'sl  ''"  '"  ' ''""="'''^-  <^<"'"1  "ith  three  Clasps,  and  Bron.e  DecomS  I      Se.Tedtn  the 

"»  Major  W.  A.  S.  Rowe  served  in  the  China  war  of  1S57-60.  and  was  present  at  the  blockade  o' 
R  vcr  at  the  action  ofPatshan  and  a  t  the  capture  of  the  Taku  Forts  1  Medal  with  three  Clasps) 

>»'  Major  G.  F.  Runisey  served  m  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi.  ' 

■    "' ^J»J°''  f  ^-  Scott  served  with  the  7;rd  Regiment  duriug  the  Kaffir  war  of  1850-53  (Medal)   .ind  was  nrcsent 
';affno.^'i5"-s!,'TMcdal')'!''"  '^''""■'^""l-  '^'^"  ^'  "'^  '^"'"^  of  Berea^wounded.  ^Served  also  in  tSe  Fildia'n  cam- 

if '(f'^'Vv^  =>'""  served  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  in  1855  (Medal  with  Clasp,  aud  Turkish  Medal) 

■^«  Major  ^\  .  Shea  served  throughout  the  Xew  Zealand  campaign  of  1364-05,  and  was  , reseat  at  the  attack  on 
the  Gate  Pah  and  the  engagement  iiD  Te  Ranga  (Medal).  ^.  .>i.i..n,n.  uu 

■^^  Major  .1.  Sim  sorvc.i  i.i  the  Kastern  campaign  in  1S54-56,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Alma 
Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  the  .assault  of  the  Redan,  the  siege  of  Sebastopol.  and  the  expedition  to  and  capture  of 
Kmbourn-scverely  woundc.l  1  Medal  with  lour  Clasps,  French  and  Turkish  Medals.  5th  Class  of  the  Le<'ion  of 
Uoiior),  '^ 

■«  Major  E.  Simons  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  March  1S55,  including  the  siege  and  fall  01  SebastODol 
and  battle    ol  the  Tchernaya  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).    Served  in  India  from  November  isJ? 
mcludmg   repu  se  ot  the  mutinous  Sepoys  at  MooUan  on  31st  August  185S  (Medal).    Served  with  the   Bhootan 
Expedition  of  1S05-06  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'"  MajorSlackserve.lthronghouttheEasterncampaignof  1854-55. incUidingthe  battles  cf  Alma  Bnlnklava  aii<l 
Inkerman,  siege  assanlts  aud  tall  of  Sel)astopol,  expedition  to  Kertch.  bombardment  and  capture  of  Kmbouni 
Me..al  with  Jour  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.Turkish  Medal,  and  Medal  for  Distinguished  Conduct  at  tbe  batile 
ot  Inkermsn). 

'^s  Major  SlHddeu  scrvetl  tbroughont  the  Crimean  campaign  of  1S54-55.  including  the  battles  of  Ahua  Bala- 
klava,  and  Inkerman,  repulse  of  a  sortie  on  the  nth  May,  attack  of  the  Quarries  on  9th  June  sie^-e  ana  fall  of 
Sebastopol  (Medal  with  four  Clasps.  Medal  with  Gratuity  of  ^15  for  distinguishe  I  Ccuduct  in  the  Field,  Kui^-ht  of 
the  Legion  of  Honor,  Turkish  Mediil).  Served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  from  .l;ui.  1864  to  March  i86s  includin" 
the  attack  on  the  Gato  Pah  (Medal). 

'S3  Captain  Slattery  was  present  with  the  54th  Regiment  it.  New  Zealand  sit  the  taking  and  destruction  of 
Pomare's  Pah  on  30th  April  1845,  attack  on  Heki*s  Pah.  destruction  of  the  Waikiri  Pah,  storming  of  Kawi's  Pah 
capture  juid  destruction  of  Rliuauckapeka  nth  Jan.  1S66  (Medal).  ' 

'^  Quarter  Master  I*.  Smitli  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  presenL  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  Khedive's  Star,  and  Medal  for  Distinguished  Conduct  in  the  Field). 

'^^  Major  Sowton  served  with  the  sSth  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  m  1854-55,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebas- 
topol (Medal  with  C'lasp.  aud  Turkish  Medal  1.  Sci-veil  in  the  Indian  campaign  from  Nov.  1857,  including  the 
battle  of  Jawnporc  and  detVvt'.  of  the  Gwalior  contingeut,  capture  of  MecangAUge.  siege  aud  capture  of  Luc  snow 
and  affair  of  Barree  (Meclai  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  iu  1868. 

'^-  Major  S.  H.  Staniland  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1S81. 

•^  Captain  Sterrctt  served  tlie  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-46,  including  the  battles  of  Moodkee,  Ferozeshah,  and 
Sohraon  (Medal  and  two  (  lasiis).  Served  also  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  loth  Feb.  1855,  including  the  siege 
and  fall  of  Sebastoixiland  :iss;mU  of  the  batteries  on  the  i8th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served 
with  the  tield  force  uudor  Ilrigailiur  General  Ross  against  the  Afridis  on  the  North- West  Frontier  in  1877-87. 

"*  Quarter  Master  Stuki.s  served  with  the  4tli  Regiment  in  the  Crimean  campaign,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  ami  TiU'kish  Medal).  Served  also  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign,  and  was 
present  at  the  action  of  Arogce  aud  captiu*e  of  Magdala  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

^^  Captain  R.  Storey  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  tliroughouc  the  Kartli- war  of  1S51-53  (Medal). 
Also  the  campaign  uf  1S60  iu  Xorch  China  (Medal  with  two  Clas])s). 

'^^  Major  Swauson  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS3  with  the  2iid  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-cl-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).* 

^^7  Captain  R.  Tcevau  servetl  with  the  nth.  Hussars  in  Bulgaria  and  the  Crimea  during  the  Eastern  campaign  of 
1854-55,  including  the  attairs  of  Bulganac  and  M'Kenzie's  Farm,  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava  (led  the  left  troop  of 
t^e  right  squadron,  and  wus  wounded',  Inkerman,  and  Tcberuaya,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  lour 
Clasps,  Frenck  War  .M«.*dal.  and  Turkish  Medal). 

1'^  Major  C.  Tlioinson  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  of  Delhi  and 
at  the  capture  of  Lueknow  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^"2  Captain  J.  J.  Tompkins  served  in  the  Kafir  war  iu  1S77  78  including  the  oi)enUions  against  the  Galekas  ; 
also  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1870,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal  wi^h  Clasp). 

^"3  Major  M.  Tooner  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1854-55,  "-n*^  ^^'"■^  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Alma  and 
Inkerman,  the  assaults  of  the  Redan,  and  the  sortie  of  the  26th  October  1854  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish 
Medal). 

1"*  Captain  W.  B.  Tuck  served  iu  the  Nile  Expedition  in  i?84-S5  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Essex  Regiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^"  Major  E.  (5.  Tuckctt  served  with  th,e  2nd  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  1858-59,  including  the 
siege  and  capture  of  Lueknow,  actions  of  Koorsee,  Nawabgungc,  and  Jamo,and  the  Trans-Gogra  affairs  at 
Bungaon  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

i"»  Captain  John  Turner  served  with  the  sotli  Regiment  at  the  battle  of  Punuiar,  2Qth  Dec,  1843  (Bronze  Star). 
Also  the  Sutlej  cami)aigii  of  1S45-46,  including  the  battles  of  Moodkee,  Ferozeshah,  AUwal,  and  Sobraou ;  at 
Sobraon  after  the  Otlicers  with  the  Colours  were  disabled  he  carried  one  of  the  Colours  up  to  the  enemy's  parapet 
(Medal  and  three  Clasps).  Served  throushout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1054-55,  'iiit*  "''i^  present  at  the  battles  of 
Alma  and  Inkerman,  and  during  the  whole  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  and  performed  the  duty  of  Quarter 
Master  dii-ing  the  whole  campaign  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  M-'lil.  aiul  piomoted  to  au  Ensigiicy 


^04  Quarter  M-.tsters  ou  Retire:!  Fay.^War  Services. 

.1         .1    A..„     a      r,.nm  Onlni- Sii-.rpantr.ii- service  i-i  Ihe  fioUl).     Sorvcl  in  t'i2  X  r.v  Z  alan  1  ci  n  )iii:i5  frjai 
?"th  Kov"?8t"?o  \V6'6,' a«l^.";s'p?e"e-aTat  the'^."auTt  and  c.ptare  of  Rxa^iawhia,  r.palse  of  tU3  enemy's  at^ct 

181  SiinT  HVickera  served  With  the  55th  Regiment  thrm-hmt  the  Ea3teruci-npy 

^'Si'^^^^^il^^'^.^^^^^^'^'^^-^^  (mentioned  in  despatches,  granted  honorary 

"^"i^cLl^;".^n1v^Vets^r■l.c';-ve^^^^^^ 

present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel- el-Mahuta  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kehir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 

^w5*Lieul.  J.  Welfare  served  in  the  Afgh.an  war  in  1878-79   (Medal).    Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in   1885 

'^'Atiofa' Whteservedliie  Eastern  campaign  of  ,854-55,  including  the  battle  of  Balaklava  and  sit-ge  of  Sebas- 

,  ,S   1  ,'    >^  ,;.■,( 'losna  Snrdinian  and  Turkish  Meilals,  and  Medals  for  Meritorious  Conduct). 
'"^^t^::i:^^,^l^^^^<^nii^^^'^yc.mpaidnin  1857-58  (Medal).    Served  with  the   loth  Hussars      . 

"'^I^U^'^^^^oi^^^^f^i^^^^ntinSo^rn  A^a^istan  in^79:8o,(Medal).    Served    J 
•ill,  thiT.^;  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  ( Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Star).  .1 

™  raptaLj!?Viibon7l  served  in  the  China  war  in  1860,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  ot  the  Tak.i  Forts  and 


;?^;^^Xo"n^St"?Slia  ,r^;^Ig;;S^nt^  Ii^^^e^a^rand  at  >^;.;<r^ring  the  inVestment  (mentioned  in 
''^^1Z£^T^^i::r^'^<^:'?^^^^'^^n^^^S..  from  the  .,rdSeptem..r  ^5^   including 

SS?Hx^^o^"s^^^-r^ 

the  operations  of  "  Clarke's  Column  "  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


Betired  or  Half  Pay.— Commissariat  and  Transport  Staff. 

CoMMiss<«iES  Cenebal.  Ottley,  George  AVollaston=i  24  Aug.  S. 

i,i,,.i-„,.  Tntlnni  Avilliftuii  o  Aug.  8i  Ramscy ,  deorge-' igAug.  tj 

"P^^^JBf^ te.?^^S^liil^Sr^uemache;H„^;i;;/;.=;  i^  tl 

^X^;^;^iSJ^K^v^i"c'5r^;;:::::::::::;:.-:-  uFeb.  .bwiui,  Henry  ^hi.H...^cw.^        .^. 

Deputt  CosiMissiRiES  Gewkeal.  Yountr,  John  Smith,"  Hon.  Hep.  Com.  Oen.  >      ^  jj^^,  j^ 

Blunt  Francis  Charles,"  lloo.  Com.  Gen i  Sept.82J     4-  Colonel  S 

Downes,  Arthur  \Villimn,»  CB.  lion.  Com.  Gea.   27  Oct.   73! 

J.  »t-Healy  Richard  Ciil-.'ert.'-' if"".  Com.  G.-".    i7June8o|  Depcty   Absistant  Cosimissaet  Genebal. 

Miirrav  James  William,"  i/on.  Colonel  \K\  ..    i  Apr.  StColebrook,  George Thomas,='iio».  (;'.i;>/.iiii i  .ipr.  So 

i'lgott'.  Augustus  William  ■•■■;-••,■ '  f  P''' i°l 

Ryland,  Ashley  Cowper  1^  ifo»-C6?o»Ej     .......  24  Aug.  841  Dspurr  Commissabt 

Wilkinson.  Henry  John,"  J/f«.  Com.GenA-  Col.  29  Apr.  So  ^^^^^^_  John  Joseph,=;  Hon.  Commmarv  4- MaJ.     i  Apr.  Sj 

ASSISTASI  COMMISSABIES  GeSEBAL. 

AhlMtt   Blair  Jfo.i.  Bep.  Conmitsari/  General ...  i  Apr.  So,  Quaetee  Mastebs. 

^:SSJ;,vn:  massadii^,uif„„.z)^.c„»..e.«.|3,  j„,,  3o'g-^- H^'  ^"-  '^''•'' —T:::::::::::::::::.  J:!?^t 

*  -^"pnSn       :::.'.3.'.V.    2s  Dec.  74  Miller,'David>  Bon.  Lieut   25  Apr.  S5 

^nhnilm:ias'i^Mon:'D,i,.Com.Gen.i-Bo,,.Col.   27  Oct.   SoMulUns.  John  Joseph.  Mon   Captain  31  Jan.  80 

\mne  James  "  Hon   Dep.  Commissar,,  General  15  Feb.  70  Myers,  George  Lingard,-'-' ifo,i.  i.e«< 31  Jan.  S» 

O'Connor,  CtarlesDavis,'»Soa.I'ep.C<;m.Ge«.  i   ^  ^p^_  ^1 

4- Hon.  Colonel .*  I 

1  r.^lr>„pl  T,  W  Blacker  served  in  the  Kaffir  war  in  iii50-52  (Medal).  ,  „.   .  .        ■     ,    ,. 

=  S?oi  General  Brownrigg  served  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1834-55  with  the  3vd  Division  includmg 
.1,1  fittk  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal),  berved 
Li  the  Zulu  wa7in^S7o(3'I'?'i'^l  "•'*  Clasp)?    Also  served  in  the  Boer  war  in  iBS,  in  charge  of  the  Commissariat  and 

''^'^sL^ElwrrfMrn-ril  sensed  bi'the'kastern  campaign  in  1854-56,  and  was  present  at  the  skge  of  Sebastopol  (Medal 
■nfcl^sn  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1875.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi 
ilnfionldtn  despatches,  CS.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Egj-ptian  war  of  1882  as  Senior  Commissariat 

lifficer,  and  waslSntai  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  A'CB..  Medal  with  Clasp,  .nd  Class 

'''7'l'oiS's^'c!'Btnr^e'rved''S'lh    e=:pedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  .884  (Medal,  and 

^'' Mr'' DoSservcd  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  (Medal  with  Clasp  f<Dr  Sebastopol)  and  was  specially 

,;,«??^leueral  orders  f.n- services  rendered  with  the  Turkish  Contingent    Turkish  Medal).    Served  with  the 

SrE^ediffonarv  ForJi  in  iSsI-SQ,  -ind  was  promoted  for  this  service;  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of 


^^i?l-^?o''nel'A.'a  R^S^i^se^xedirthrc^^  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 


'^'fw,'*l'„Ji^'w^'T  Wilkinson  served  in  the  Crimea  from  27th  \ov.  1S54,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol, 

1  ^°  ^1,  S,'  the  Cemetery  on  the  iSth  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
'"!?  Se!onelB"eietonTei-ve7iS  the  Soudan  camVaisn  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


Betired  or  Half  Pa^.— Commissariat  and  Transport  Staff  70s 

with  the  c^:peaition  against  thrKints  and  Chiefs  nf  A;  ?^^^^^  '.''  l^l\™""nborg  Castle,  Gokl  Coast,  and 

Accompanied  Sir  Garnet  Wolscleyiotto  Gold  Co„«  in  ^^  ^?     ™"""'-';j  Western  Africa,  in  November  ,854. 

Transport  Service,  and  served  thrifu'hoS  the  AshaMi  wl  oT  o'""^'''  ■5".    Ka.sed  natives  at  Cape  Palmas  for  the 

Controller,  Medal) .  "  Asnant.  wai  ol  1873-74  (moutiouod  ni  despatches,  promoted  Assistant 

=1  Mr.  G.  W.  Ottle.v  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Malav  Peninsiiln  in  ,5,      «  mj-   1  1     -^^  r,, 

■^  Mr.  Ramsey  serred  in  the  Eoyal  Ai-tillery  throu^W  th^F^    LJ,  „    ""'    '^'"'J*!'^'* '^'''^l^'- 

of  Bulganao  ancl  M'Kenzie's  Farm,  battles  of  Alma  BalaUavi    nt    InW™'^"'^"  of  .854-55.  inclndinc  the  affairs 

repulse  ot  the  sortie  ou  26th  October,  and  e  °ned  tTon  to  Kb  hom-n  ™„  1  \  ^S°<-'  ^"=7.?  """'  ^"'^  °^  Seba^topol,  a«d 

"  Mr  ,J.  J.  Troup  served  in  the  Egj^ptian  wL^'Jf  "s^S^lMeSiranVK,  e^^^^^^^^  ^'"^P^'  ^-'  ^-'^-'^  ^''""")- 

.h;F'rl°co^'G'cr'maVwa?,tf^87o-7"h\'wt'S^^  Darin. 

National  Society  for  Akl  to  th^  Sick  anc^wSed  S  War  and  at  thefonl  German  Army  for  the 

the  relief  of  Paris  (German  War  Medal,  French  Bron  "e  Cro^s   nml  s!lver  A  1  ?f„?,.     n''!"'^'^^^      \^  ^°°^  ?»■•'  *" 
salem  in  Anglia  for  savmg  life).     DurinVthe  RusTo-Turkish  w-,v  nf    p        ^T         *"'°  °'?'=''  "'  ^'^  ^°^^  "f  Jo''"- 
for  the  Natfonal   Soeiety^or  Aid  to  the  Sick  and  Wonnde.T    He  ^    r'se,  vefffn^b^^  f  ^'''''^'^°?'";t5'°«'''- 
Served  in  the  Sonth  African  war  in  rSggTgoo  as  Red  Cuss  Commissioner      "  ^  '°  "^^  ^"'"  ^^  '°  '^''  '"<='"")• 
:?  Captain  G.  T.  tolebrook  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) 
-    Major  J.  .J.  Crooks  served  throughout  the  Ashanti  war  of  1S7  3-4  ( Medall  '  '^"'"'"  "  '^  ^^^^1  ■ 
-"  Quarter  Master  Hiokie  served  in  the  New  Zealand  wor  iri  ,c-',  «     „    j  „  ^  .       . 

Orakau  (.Medal).  Served  in  the  operations  aTainsfle^ukSni  V  "si;  ''incWircf  ^PJ"''™'  '°  ^H  <'?g''g'>m'=»t  at 
(Medal  with  Clasp..  Served  in  th^e  Boer  war°,r  ?S3,  Sen-«1  in  .he'fiR  nt  an  wfr  o^^^  .88?  iM«Ul  ^nV'S^^""'? 
Star).  Served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  I  ",■  ,W  r,Xn,  in  ?«  „i,^  '  ''  Khedive's 
engagements  at  El   Teb  and'^Temai  (n.entioned  in  despatches.  ,;    ,0  J  iS  '."i 

and  Transport  Staff,  two  Clasps);  also  served  with  the  Nile  Exp«  it  1  n  ,"!  '  inT-WKni  fi!  Commissariat 
Abu  Klea  Wells  (Clasp).  "e  i^iie  i^xpeimion  m  i  ..^4-0,,  including  the  engagement  at 

•'-  Lieut.  MiUer  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  iS'i;  (Medal) 

to^l  p^t^n'iafr.fof'pStoS^"  ""■  '°  ''">  <"'''''"  "'*  "''^'^'-     ^'-  -•-"  -  "^o  Boer  war  of  .881,  and 


Retired  Pay. — African  Commissariat. 

Majob. 
>\  awn,  George  Twizell >        co 

COMMTSSAHY. 

Gore,  .Tames  Casmaijor.ifioa. /.(.Co^onc? 2  Oct 

'  U.(;oloncl  Gore  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1873-74  under  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  (Medal)      Served  in  fh, 
e..-;pedition  against  the  Tonnies,  on  the  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  18S7-S8  (Medal  with  ClasD 


Retired  or  Half  Pay. — Army  Ordnance  Department. 

iNsrccTOH  OF  Ordnance  Machiheet. 
Imrie,  'A'illiam  Lawrence,  Hon.  Captain ti  Nov.  97 


COMMISSABT    OF   ObDNANCE 

Hunter.Clias-Finch.i  Hon.  Otpt. ;  Ariii;/  Oed.Depf.  i  June 

Assistant  Comuissabies  of  Obdnance. 
Hcaton,  Thomas.-  Bon.  Captain  17  Apr.  39 


Hunter,  James.  Hon.  Lieut i  Apr.  g6 

I  Captain  C.  F  Hunter  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  18S4  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  the  Ord- 
n.ance  Store  Department  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (promoted  Qviarter  Master 
Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (mentioned  in  despatches' 
Clasp).  ' 

-  Captain  T.  Ueaton  served  in  the  Boer  war  in  1881  with  the  Natal  Field  Foixe. 


Retired  or  Half  Pay. — Ordnance  store  Department. 

CoMSllssAHlEs  Genebal  OF  Oednance.  'EUiott,  Joscph    9  July  78 

Ingram,  Matthew  John  Tiernay.i ifon.  Colonel  jLe  Geyt,  William  Bell>= i  Sept.yS 

[R]    23  Dec.  87plarch,  Gerald  Edward.'^  Hon.Dep.Com.Gen. 

King,  William  MichaeF 30N0V.81'      of  Ordnance  and  Hon.  Colonel   30  Jtl}y  76 

Jtolony,  Charles  Mills,  CB.  Hon.  Colonel  23  Dec.  8c  Mead,  Robert,  Hon.  Dep.  Com.  Gen.  of  Ordnance  27  Nov.  75 

Rawnsley,  Thomas  .Joseph,"  .ffon.  i^.Co^oaeZ...  31  Jan.  So 

Depcty  CojiMissABiES  Geneeal  OF  Obdnance.  Richaids,  Fowell  C.  Buxton,  Hon.  Major   S  Jan.  88 

I'.s.r.  Barrington,  Joseph  Thomas i  Apr.  96  Sutleffe,  Henry  Ch.arles, /Toii.  Lt.  Colonel  i  May  87 

Ueswick,  Anthony  Sutton 17  June 80  Triscott,  John  Heniy  Rolt,  Hon.  Lf. Colonel  ...     3  Aug.  90 

Mayo,  William    Robert,  Hon.   Colonel;  Chief  Warren,  Godfrey  Octavius,  ffon.  Afajor 26  Sept.90 

Oi-dnanc,   Offirrr,  Borer  8  Oct.    90  „ 

Mills,  Herbert  James,^  CB.  Hon.  Colonel 30  Nov.  88  Qcaetee  Masiees. 

Morgan.  Henry. s  i/"oH.Co^o7(e/ i  Oct.  87  Barry,  John,  i:fo//.  Cajw^HiH    31  Jan.  80 

Pease,  Thale.s'  {Naval),  Hon.  Colonel 15  June  85  Bovill,  Thomas,  .ffoH.  Captain;  Arini/  Ord.  Dep.  30  Apr.  85 

Ralph,  Charles 6  Jan.  86  Ferguson,  Alexander,  Hon.  Captain    7  Mar.  82 

Raven,  Newcome  Richard.  iZb».  Colonel 30  Nov.  81  Foord,  William  Levison  Tom,  Hon.  Captain  ; 

Rogers,  Samuel  Ormsby,  Hon. Colonel 9  July  85      Armif  Onlitaiirr  Department 4  Dec.  S3 

Kussell,  Horatio  Albert,^  CS.  ifo?i.roZ.  [R]...     i  May  8o'Graham.   William.  Hon.    Captain;  Army  Ord- 

Sparkcs,  Thomas. //o».  Colonel i  May  87      nance  D'^/iartinenf 30  Oct.   77 

Taylor,  Henry .^  J3o».  Co/oHe? 20  Oct.   8g  Kennedy-Edwards,  James, '^  ifo^/.  Cap^om    ...  30  Oct.  77 

Travels,  Henry  Fane 23  Jan.  81  Longhurst,  Bruce,  i/cj;.  Captain 31  Jan.  80 

Morton,  James,""' i/f>».(7up^at7i    1  Apr.  96 

AnsiSTANT  CouMissABiES  Geneeae  oe  ObdN-ANCE.        Paterson,  Fniucis.  Bmi.  Lieut 3,  Jan.  80 

Booth,  Walter,'"  Hon.  Lt.  Colonel    31  Mar.  80  Pitt,  John,  7/i/n.  Cijitain;  Armi/  Ord.  Dept 31  Jan.  80 

Calvert,  Augustus  Bresson,  Hon.  Lt.  Colonel  ..  23  Jan.  Si  Roache,  .Nisi'pli  Matthew,  Hon.  Captain 30  Apr.  85 

Durnford,  Charles  Day,'-'  Hon.  Lt. Colonel  23  Sept.  83  Spinks,  George,''  Hon.  Captain 31  Jan.  P5 

'  Colonel  Ingram  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1S61-65  (Medal). 

-  Mr.  King  served  in  China  from  1857  to  1S5S  (Medal). 

^  Colonel  H.J.  Mills  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star) ; 
served  with  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884  as  Senior  Ordnance  Store  Oilicer,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  El  Teb  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Assistant  Commissary  General 
of  Ordnance  with  relative  rank  of  Lt.  Colonel,  two  Clasps). 

'  Colonel  H.  Morgan  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Assistant  Com- 
missary {5eneral  of  Ordnance  with  relative  rank  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


7o6 


Betired  or  Half  Fay, — Ordnance  Store  Depa}tment. 


'  Colonel  T.  Peitse  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  as  Senior  Ordnance  Store  Officer  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  promoted  Deputy  Commissary  General,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Kbodive's  Star). 

«  Colonel  H.  A.  Russell  served  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  (promoted  Assistant  Commissary, 
Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Senior  Ordnance  Store  Officer 
(mentiontd  in  despatches.  CB.,  Medal.  2iid  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Khedive's  Star). 

5  Colonel  H.  Tsiylor  served  in  the  Kafir  .vnrin  1S51-53  with  the  2nd  Division  (Medal). 

1"  Lt.Colonel  Booth  has  the  Medal  lor  the  war  of  1857  in  China. 

^^  Lt.Colonel  C.  D.  Durnford  served  in  the  operations  in  Zulaland  in  1888. 

^  Mr.  LeGeyt  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-66,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  ol  the  Orakau  Pah, 
assault  and  capture  of  the  Gate  Pah.  and  action  at  Te  RauL'a  (Medal). 

"  Colonel  G.'E.  March  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal) 

1*  Lt.Colonel  Rawnsley  served  with  the  expeditionary  force  in  China,  and  was  present  at  the  bombardment  and 
capture  of  Canton  in  December  1857  (Medal). 

15  Captain  .T.  Kennedy-Edwards  served  in  Katal  durins:  the  Boer  war  of  1881. 

'^  Captbin  J.  Morton  served  in  the  operations  in  Zulaland  in  1S88. 

1"  Captain  Spinks  served  in  the  Eastern  campaijjn  in  1854-56,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  the  Alma, 
BilaklavR,  and  Inkerman,  and  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 


Retired  or  Half  Fay, — Army  Pay  Department. 


{a.n.d.)  serving 
Chief   Patmasiers,  Coloneh. 

Compig-ne.  Henry  Mapleton' ;  Dhtrict  Pay- 
wafiter,  ('heitfrr    

Hamilton,  James  Gx'aham  ;  District  Patfvmtter^ 

Chatham   12  Nov.  88 

Senior,  Thomas  Palmer,  CB 24  Dec.  84 


25  jMar.  96 


Chief  Paymasters,  tcUh  Hon.  Rank  of  Colonel. 


Barr,  William  Lamb^  ((I. i'.rf.)   4  Jan.  93 

Carden,  William  Joseph^   20  Oct.  86 

Cattell,  Edward" 3  Aug.  83 

Chauncey.  Charles  Henry? 2  June86 

Costa,  Paul  Dennis  9  Apr.  95 

Davidson,  George  Montgomerie i  Apr.  83 

Dring,  William^ i  Apr.  83 

Feilden,  Henry  Wemyss^ ;  Faymatter  Imperial 

Yeownurif  (a.p.tl.)  3  Jan.  87 

Hewson,  John  Lysaght'^  17  Mar.  94 

Huddlestone,  Thomas''  10  Sent.84 

Hughes,  Wilhf^m '. 24  Dec.  84 

Longden,  John  Edward'^  1  Api 

Luke,  Henry  Francis 2  May 

Lukin,  Frederick  Windham'-'*  1  Apr, 

MacDonnell.  William,  CB i  Apr 

Morris,  Joseph  John''' a 9  Aug 

Morris,  Maxwell  Kirwan^* :  Apr. 

OUvey.  Sir  Walter  Rice.'^  KCB i  Apr 

Plaj'lair,  William  Morgan 16  Oct. 

Rippon,  George  William'" 2^  Sept.S4 

Tuck,  John  Johnson    7  June9i 

Whittington,  George  John  Charles'**  {a.p.d.) ...  13  Dec.  91 

Staff  Paymastbrs,  LfX'oloneh. 

Brockman,  William  Law'^  {n.p.d.). 27  Feb.  84 

Fox.  Thomas  Charles  Armstrong**'  (a.p.rf.)  ...     i  Apr.  85 

Gelston,  Arthur  V/illiam  Hill-^  25  June 

Healy,  Michael  Ryan^-;  JJisf .  Pni/ master ^  Cork    3  June  85 

Kennedy,  Walter  Craufurd  {a.p.d.) i  Oct.    83 

Lloyd,  Thomas  Prince^^ 12  Jan.  90 

Montgomery,  William    18  Apr,  94 

Orange,  John  Edward^*  (a. p./i.) 15  July 

Small,  W'lUiam  George^s 28  Sept. 94 

Souper,  Charles  Edward  ia.p.d.)    11  Feb.  91 

Webster,  Henry  Francis  George^'" 5  Dec.  89 

Staff  Paymasters,  with  Son.  Rank  of  Lt.Colonel,  except 
where  othermff  mentioned. 

Aked,  Thomas,  Hon.  Major 28  May  88 

Bacon,  Thomas  William^'' 18  Feb.  82 

Bailey,  John  James^^  [R] 8  Oct, 

Ballard,  James  Ritchie,  Moh.  Major 3  Apr.  89 

v.s,c.  Beaumont.  Dudley^' 7  Sept. 82 

*Bell,  Thomas^*-  (a.p.d.) 11  Nov  84 

Bell,  William:'^ 14  Oct,    " 

Booth,  Thomas  George^* i7June86 

Boyle,  Edward^-'   i  June82 

Brereton,  John  Sadlier 24  Dec.  84 

Brown,  John^'  27  Mar. 

Budd,  Claud  Currie,  J£o)/.  Major  i  Apr. 

Burge,  Benjamin  Henry^  (a.p.d.) i  Apr. 

Caine,  Henry  Monteath^^  {a.p.d.)  16  July  87 

Collins,  John  Alexander  (a.p.d.)  1  Oct. 

Coote,  Edmund  Eyre*" :6  Mar, 

Creagh,  Denis  27  Apr.  82 

Croft,  James  Henry  Herbert*^   7  Oct.   91 

Cuming,  George  Lewis,  Hon.  Major 15  Aug.  8 

Currie.  Hemy  Octavius*' i  Apr.  78 

Davidson,  Thomas  Reid  Waugh   7  Junegi 

Dawson,  Henry  Coleridge"    ^ 4  May  8C 

de  Lasalle,  Augustus  BoUe  i  Apr.  7S 

Dowdall,  Alymer  Peter  Gerald" isJuneSs 

Elliot,  George  Henry,  Royal  Marines  26  May 

Elliott,  George*^ 1  Apr. 

Fenton,  Michael  25  Dec. 


in  the  Army  Pay  Dejiartment. 

Staff  Patuastbrs,   with  Hon.  rank  of  Lf.  Colonel, 
except  where  othei-wite  marked. 

Fereday,  Frederick  Francis" i  Apr,  7S 

Fleury,  William  L.*8  (a.p.'i.) 11  Feb.  91 

Forbes,  Charles  D'Oyly*^  i  Apr.  78 

Forster,  Archibald  Cochrane-"  1  June  79 

Furlong,  George  William^' {«-i'-'^0  2o8ept.86 

Gahan,  Melmoth  Gaulficld 10  Sept.  84 

Goold,  James  Knight i  Apr.  75 

Greenwood.  Edward  Fred.  George 1  Apr.  97 

Haldane,  Alexander  Henry^^  (a.p.d.)... i  Apr.  77 

Harvey,  Henry"  i  Apr.  84 

Haynes,  Edward  Court^''  i  JuneSz 

Hignett,  Charles  Harrison^" i  Oct.  81 

Howard,  AValter^^    17  Feb.  92 

Jennej',  William  Richard i  Apr.  78 

Kaye,  William  Robert,^'  District  Paymaster, 

Guernsey  8  Mar.  82 

Kneller,  Godfrey  T.  C.  St.  John,6''.ffo».  Major 

(a.p.d.) '. .,  15  JuneSs 

Lane,  Henry  Frederick, ^^*  Major 4  Dec.  96 

Langford,  George  Edward*^  (a.p.d.) 6  Dec.  85 

M'Kenzie,  Alexander  William... 1  Apr.  78 

MacGachen.  Archibald  Henry  Hamsworth  ...     i  Mar.  82 

Mahony,  John,^^  CMG i  July  79 

Marvin,  William"*^ 24  Aug.  81 

Maunsell,  Edward  Henry 6  Jan.  90 

Mosse.  John  Forbes,^^  Hon.  Major    10  Apr.  89 

Muskett.  Joseph'" i  Oct.  Si 

Nightingale,  5ir  Henry  Dickinson.'i  Bf.. i  Apr.  79 

Nott,  William  Candahar  J.  Farrcr'^  {a.p,d.)  ...  18  Dec.  89 

Noyes,  Augustus  Finch 6  May  82 

O'Kelly,  de  Pentheny  de  Pentheny i  Apr.  79 

Openshaw,  Francis  O.  Rargeant'^    :  Nov.  97 

Owen,  Robert  Edward.'*  Hon.  Major      9  Nov.  80 

Packman.  Frederick  William  Vance 1  Apr.  03 

Palmer,  Wdliam,'^  Hon.  Major 23  Sept.  91 

Potter,  Henry'7  (a.p.d.) i  Apr.  78 

Pumfrett,  George''' 15  Aug.  81 

Raymond,  Elliott  Arthur'^  1  JuneC2 

Raynes,  Edward  Villiers.  Hon,  Major  8  Aug.  83 

Reid,  James,"^"  Hon.  Lt.Colonel  (a.p.d.)    9  Apr.  93 

Richardson,  Alexander^^ t8  Jan.  81 

Richardson,  Richard^^    23  Jan.  79 

Robinson,  Philip  Albert,*^  Hon.  Major 31  July  95 

Robinson,  Thomas  Middleton,^*  JEfon.  Major      25  May  95 

Ross,  Alexander  Aitken 27  Apr.  79 

Ross,  James  Clarke 10  Mar.  81 

Routledge,  Herbert  Hamilton i  Oct.   88 

Ryjder,  Herbert  Croft»«  i  Feb.  81 

Saftnwell,  Frank^'     i  Apr.  78 

Sanford,  Charles  Henry 2  May  8g 

Scott,  James^^ i  Apr.  78 

Simpson,  Robert  Hamilton*'  i  Apr.  78 

Smith,  George  William'*-  i  Oct.   81 

Spiller,  Duncan  Chisholm  Oliver^*  26  July  82 

Stokes,  Alfred,  Hon.  Major  (a.p.d.)  8  May  89 

Sutherland,  Wm.  JohnE.  Graham    5  June £2 

Taylor,  Charles  William  Joseph-* 31  Aug.  87 

Taylor,  Frederic  Norman  Innes,*"  Hon.  Maj.    9  May  84 

Thompson,  Robert,^* i  Apr.  7S 

Thomson,  WiUiam^^ i  Oct.   81 

Timbrell,  Thomas"^"  22  July  82 

Travers,  Julius  Brockman^"^   1  Apr.  78 

Vander-Meulen,  John  Harrison^"''' 2  June86 

Walker,  John  Symeon  25  Dec.  go 

Wastell.  Wniiam'"*  1  Apr.  78 

Webb,  Charles  i  Oct.  81 

Webb,  Francis  Edward'**     14  Aug.  89 

Wethered.  Edwin  Robert'^' t  Apr.  78 

Wilson,  Richard 6  Jan.  Sg 

Wolfe,  Robert"* 20  Aug.  79 

Wood,  Samuel  Edward^'^-' 20  Mar.  87 

Woodall,  Frederick  Nind,»>o  Hon.  Major 15  June  85 


Betired  or  Half  Pay.— Army  Pay  Department.  706a 

Patmasters.  t    1       T-.     1     ■  ,   ,^, 

Adams,  William  Richard  Goold'.» 8  Dee    oi'Lon^c;''Rnwrf  ni^.."  5  V°'»?l-^''''-  ^■''"'''•"  "°  J'^'J'  ^.l 

Balder's  ChHries  mSV^7  «f''''r?;^  , i I  ^P'''  ^^'  '""ertith,  Richard.'«  2r»«.  Cap^ai,.  .  ^8  Nov  s' 


Cooke,  John, /foB.  Ciplam .  14  Apr  o-. 

Croker-King,  Charles  Edgar,  Hon.  LtColonii    g  Dec.'  78 

Cubitt,  Charles  Percy 6  Nov  3r 

Dalgleish,  James  Ogilvy,  fi^ou.  Coplahi    "4  001    78 


Russell,  Frederic,  Hon.  Captain i,  Sept.82 

Russell,  William  James  Dacres,  Hon.  Major      27  Dec    70 
St.  John,  Oliver  H.  Beauchamp,"2  Hon.  Cap). 

„  ("■;'•''•) 2  Jan.  8, 

sawyer.  Manfred  John,"' ffon.jlfa/or 11  Apr  i" 


Griffith  Clem^^  '3  May  79'Thander.  George  FraDcis.^35  i£„„.  j/-,,.   .,        ^^  ^^c    7« 

Hemans  A1fred^en^Wn               ^'^  ""Vr;:;"  ^^  S^^'  To'Utermarck.  ReginaUl  Jolm  G.'=e  Hon.  Major 
Memanb.Allred  (.Teo.Willou^-hby, ifoH.  ZtC'o;.  20  Nov.  78      («.».rf.) „q  Anr   flc 

CMe^fta^Ste^w'lri^^^of.ao^un^  ^^  ^^'^^^^^  ^^^^^-  ^^^  ^^^^^  «-"  ^  ^^^5  ((promoted 

2  Colonel  W.  L.  Barr  served  with  the  53rd  Re-imeut  in  the  ladian  campaiga  of  185S-59,  includin-  *he  nassa-e  of 
the  Goomtee  and  occupattuu  of  Si.ltaupore,  passage  of  the  Goi,na  at  Fyzabad  on' ^tb  Noveml^^rrSu  of 
r^nH^Sr'^Vh';?."^'"'  ^^fff^^--,/^i^'l-;li-  Sf^ved  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0,  and  took  part  iu  the  marcS  to 
tandahar  with  the  force  under  Major  General  Phavre  (Medal).  "»««oii  uu 

5  Colonel  W,  J.  Carder,  served  with  the  77tb  Reg"iment  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  December  i8;j  to  26th 
March  185s.  including  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal) 

^  Colonel  E.  Cattell  served  in  New  Zealand  in  the  Waikato  campaign  (Medal). 

'  Colonel  Chauncey  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  n.ud  Khedive's  Star) 
Colonel  Drmg  served  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-46,  and  was  wounded  at  the  battle  of  Ferozeshah  (Medal). 
Served  also  at  the  siege  of  bebastopol  m  1S55  including  sorties  of  5th  and  loth  May,  and  attack  of  the  Redan  on  the 
8th  Sept.— wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^  Colonel  Feilden  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1S57-5S  with  the  43nd  Highlanders,  including  the 
actions  at  Cawnpore  (6th  Dec.  1857),  Seraighat,  Kudygunge,  and  Shumsahad,  siege  and  fall  of  Luckno^v  and 
assault  of  the  Martimere  and  Banks'  Bungalow  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Srh  Ponjab  Kc^imeat  the 
campaign  of  i86o  in  China,  including  the  action  of  Smho,  taking  of  Tangtu,  and  capture  of  the  faku  Forts 
fftledal  with  Cla-*p).     Served  with  tbe  Natal  Field  Force  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881. 

>o  Colonel  J.  L.  Hewsou  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-So  (Medal). 

u  Colonel  Uuddlestoue  served  throughout  tbe  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55.  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and 
Balaklava,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  aod  Turkish  Medah. 

13  Colonel  J.  E.  Longden  served  m  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1855-56  with  tae  Turkish  contingent  at  Kertch 
(Turkish  Medal). 

'^  Colonel  Lukin  served  with  the  17th  Foot  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  from  December  1S54  to  June  1055  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  with  the  2nd  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1858-9,  includ- 
ing the  siege  and  capture  of  Luckuow  and  Trans-Gogra  affairs  at  Bangaou  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1*  Colonel  J.  J.  Morris  served  at  ihe  Head  Quarters  Camp  before  Sebastopol  from  April  1855  to  July  1856,  and 
has  the  Crimean  and  Turkish  Medals. 

»s  Colonel  M.  K.  Morris  served  with  the  gsth  Regiment  in  1858  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Kotah,  battle  ofKotake 
Serai,  general  action  resultingin  the  capture  of  Gwalior  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal). 

'^  Sir  W.  R.  Olivey  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1863-65  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  as 
Chief  Paymaster  {CB.,  Medal,  3rd  Class  of  the  Osmaiiieh,  and  Ivhedive'a  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition 
in  1884-85  (mentioned  in  dcsi>atches.  Clasp). 

'^  Colonel  G.  W.  Kippon  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  from  February  1855  (Crimean and  Turkish  Medals). 

'^  Colonel  G.  J.  C.  Whittiugton  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  (Medal,  aad  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  tbe 
South  African  war  in  1899-1900  on  Special  Service. 

'^  LUColonel  W.  L.  Brockmau  served  in  the  Royal  Navy  in  the  Baltic  during  the  Russian  war  in  1854-55 
(iledal).     Served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal). 

-•^  Lt.Colonel  T.C.  A.  Fox  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Berkshire  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882 
and  was  preseat  ar.  the  surrender  of  Kal'r  Dowar  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  throughout  the  campaign 
inthe  Eastern  Soudan  in  1SS5  as  Paymaster  to  the  ist  BattaUon  of  the  Berkshire  Regiment  (Clasp). 

-'  Lt.Colonel  A.  W.  H.  Gelston  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  was  preseut  in  the  engagement  at  Inyezan     i 
and  in  Eko we  during  the  in ve^tment  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  in 
1885-86. 

"  Lt.Colonel  M.  R.  Healy  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1 881  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 

"*  Lt.Colonel  T.  P.  Lloyd  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  took  part 
in  the  advance  on  aniJ  occupation  ofCandahar  and  Khelat-i-Ghilzie  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the 
march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  (Kandahar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 
Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with  the  Natal  Field  Force.  Served  during  the  Nile  ifixpedition  in  1884-85  with 
the  ist  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment  on  tbe  Line  of  Communications  up  the  Nile.  Also  served  with  the  Egyptian 
Frontier  Field  Force  in  18S5-S0  (Medal,  and  Kbedive's  Star). 

2*  Lt.Colonel  J.  E.  Orange  served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifle  Corps  in  the  Egypti,T,n  war  of  1882 
(Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-■>  Lt.Colonel  Small  served  with  the  20th  Regiment  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  1857-58,  including  the  actions  at 
Chanda,  Umeerpore,  Sultanpore,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  affairs  of  Churda  and  Fort  of  Musjeedia 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  59th  Regiment  throughout  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  took  part  in  the 
advance  on  and  occupation  of  Candahar  and  Khelat-i-Ghilzie  under  Sir  Donald  Stewart,  and  in  the  operations  in 
the  Logar  Valley  ;  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kbeyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  ;  accompanied  Sir 
Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  ofCandahar  in  charge  of  the  field 
treasure  chest  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  iledal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served 
in  the  operations  n?ar  Suakin  in  December  18SS  including  the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

^  Lt.Colonel  H.  F.G.Webster  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star), 

-7  Lt.ColonelT.  W.  Bacon  served  with  the  62ud  Regiment  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  13th  November 
1854,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  attack  on  the  Quarries  on  the  8th  June,  and  assaults  of  tbe  Redan 
on  the  iSth  June  and  Sth  September  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served 
in  the  Zulu  war  of  1 870  ( Medal ) . 

^  Lt.Colonel  J.  J.  Baileyserved  with  the  13th  Light  Infantry  throughout  the  campaigns  in  Affghanistan  of 
1838-42,  and  was  present  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  Ghuznee  (Medal),  assault  aud  capture  of  the  town  and 
Fort  of  Tootum-dui-rah,  storm  of  Jhoolghur,  night  attack  of  Baboo  Koosh  Ghur,  destruction  of  Khandurrah, 
storming  of  the  Khoord  Cabool  Pass,  affair  of  Tezeen,  forcing  the  JugduUuck   Pass,  reduction   of  the  Fort 

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7o66        Retired  or  Half  Fay. — War  Services  of  the  Army  Pay  Beparlment, 

of  Mamoo  Khail,  beroicdefence  of  Jellalabad.and  sorties  of  14th  Nov.  and  ist  Dec.  1S41.  nth  March  and  1st  April, 
f,'eneral  action  and  defeat  of  Akbar  Khan  on  the  7th  April  1842  (Medal)  ;  storming  ot  the  Heights  of  JugduUuck, 
action  of  Tezeen,  and  recapture  of  Cabool  (Mednl;.  Served  with  the  Bufls  throufrhont  the  operations  in  the  Malny 
X*eninsula  in  1875-76,  including?  the  actions  of  the  4th,  14th,  and  20th  January  (Medal  wi'.h  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^1  I.t.Colonel  D.  Beaumont  served  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  General  Turner  dtiring  the  operations  in  Bhootau  in  1865  - 
C.6  (Medal  \\  ith  C^asp).  Served  -with  the  2nd  Batt:iUon  Grenadier  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  (Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

■-  Lt.Colouel  T.  Bell  served  with  the  14th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  subsequent  to  the  fall  of  Sebastopol,  from  the 
12th  September  1S55  to  the  30th  May  1856.  Served  with  the  1st  West  India  Regiment  in  theAshanti  war  in  1S73-74 
v>tedal  with  Clasp). 

■'^  Lt.Colonel  W.  BcU  served  with  the  Bomba,y  Column  of  the  Goa  Field  Force  against  the  Dessai  rebels  from 
Feb.  to  June  1858,  uicludiug  several  slcirmisbcs  (Meual).  Served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Scots  Guards  in  the 
KtO'Ptian  war  of  iSfla  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^*  Lt.Colouel  T.  G.  Booth  servtd  with  the  lotbRegimentin  the  Perak  Expedition  in  1S75.  Commanded  the  force  in 
the  assault  on  the  Malay  Stockade  of  Passir  Sala,  and  was  severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  tha 
Kgyptiau  war  of  18^2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^^  Lt. Colonel  E.  Boyle  served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1868  in  command  of  a  Division  of  tlie  Transport 
Train  (mentioned  in  des]ialrhes  for  the  "  extent  and  value  of  his  assistance."  Meilal). 

^'  Lt.Colonel  John  Browji  revved  with  the  17th  Lancers  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including 
the  affairs  of  Bulganak  and, M'Kenzie's  Fai-m.  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava  (severely  wounded  and  horse  killed). 
:;Lid  Tchernaya,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  cam- 
IKiign  in  Central  India  in  1S58-59.  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Burode  (Medal).  Served  with  the  i7tb 
Lancers  iis  Paymaster  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1870  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  witL 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^8  Lt.Colonel  B.  fl.  Burge  served  as  Aide  dc  Camp  to  Colonel  Graham  at  the  assault  and  capture  of  Canton 
on  the  2Qth  Dee-  1^-57  ;  accomprmicd  the  Force  to  the  Pciho  in  June  ;  was  also  present  at  the  assault  and  cap- 
ture of  jS'amtow  on  nth  Aug.  1S5S  (Medal  with  Clasip). 
^'-'  Lt.Colouel  H.  M.  Caine  served  on  the  North  V/est  Frontier  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1857-59  (Medal). 
*'*  Lt.Colonel  E.  E.  Coote  served  with  the  8th  Hussars  in  the  Al>jhan  war  of  1879-80  (Medal). 

■"  Lt.Colonel  H.  O.  Carrie  wus  present  during  the  mutiny  at  Allahabad  on  6th  June  1S57,  and  subsequently 
^■crved  in  the  Fort  of  Allahabad  (Medal). 

■•-  Lt.Colonel  J.  H.  H.  Croft  served  in  the  Baltic  as  a  midshipman  during  the  Russian  war  of  1854-55  (Medal). 
*3  Lt.Colonel  H.  C.  Dawson  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79  (promoted  Paymaster,  Medal  with  Clasp). 
■»*  Lt, Colonel  A.  P.  G.  Dowdall  served  with  the   ist  Battalion  Royjii   Sussex  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  wf.r  of 
;332  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  throughout  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1S84-85  attached  to  the  ist  Battalioit 
ijf  the  Royal  Sussex  Regiment  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  StaffPay master,  Clasp). 

^'i  Lt.Colouel  George  Elliott  served  with  the  7th  Hussars  in  the  Indian  campaign  from  Feb.  1858  to  March  1859, 
and  v.  ::s  present  at  the  repulse  of  the  enemy's  attack  on  the  Alumbagh,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  affair  01 
Barree,  and  action  of  Nawabgucge,  occupation  of  Fyzal>ad,  passage  of  the  Goomtee  at  Sultanpore,  throughout 
the  Byswarra  campaign,  including  the  affairs  of  Kandoo  Xuddee  and  Hyderghur,  also  the  Trans-Gogra  campaign, 
including  the  affair  near  Cb.urda  ar.d  pursuit,  taking  the  Fort  of  Meejecdia,  attack  on  Bankec  and  i)ursuit  to  tht- 
K'aptee,  advance  into  Xepaul  and  affair  at  Sitkaghat  (Medal  with  Claspl. 

^'  Lt.Colonel  Fereday  served  with  the  Land  Trar.sport  Corps  in  the  Crimea  subsequent  to  the  fall  of  Sebastopol , 
Irom  the  10th  November  1855  to  the  12th  August  1S6'. .  Served  with  the  6Sth  Light  Infantry  in  the  New  Zealand 
war  in  1864-66  (Medall. 

■*8  Lt.Colonel  W.  L.  Fleury  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-65,  and  was  present  at  the  repulse  of  tbc- 
enem;,  's  attack  on  the  Camp  at  Nukumaru  (Medal). 

*^  Lt.Colonel  C.  D.  Forbes  served  in  the  China  war  in  i36o  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1877-78,  includ- 
ing the  operations  against  the  Galekas  (Medal).     Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'■•^  Lt.Colonel  A.  C.  Forster  served  the  campaign  of  i86o  in  China  with  the  Buffs  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  the  Taku 
Foi-ts).  Served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1084  under  Sii-  Gerald  Graham  with  the  ?nd  Battalion  of  the  Royal 
Irish  Fusiliers  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^'  Lt.Colonel  G.  "W.  Furious  was  appointed  to  the  Purveyor's  Department  of  the  Expedition  which  proceeded 
to  the  East  in  March  1054.  and  served  in  Turkey,  Bulgaria,  and  the  Crimea  until  April  1S55,  when  he  was  Gazettea 
10  the  2ist  Fusiliers,  and  served  with  the  Regiment  before  Sebastopol  until  ordered  to  the  Depot  on  the  31st  May 
1S55  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"  Lt.Colonel  A.  H.  Haldane  served  with  the  Queen's  Royals  throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  in  North  China, 
including  the  taking  of  Tangku,  actions  of  the  i8th  and  21st  September,  and  sun-ender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two 
Clasps) . 

""  Lt.Colonel  H.  Harvey  served  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1S54-55,  including  the  battle^ 
01  Alma  and  Tnkermau  and  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Medal  for  Uistinguished  Conduc.' 
in  the  Field  "  for  gallant  conduct  in  rendering  assistance  to  the  wounded  under  fire  at  the  battles  of  .Alma  and 
Inkerman,"  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-59  '^^ith  the  Rifle  Brigade,  in- 
cluding the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  tbe  battle  of  Nawabgunge  (where  he  performed  a  valuable  service  by 
l)rin<^ini;  Cavalty  to  the  assistance  of  a  part  of  the  Riflo  Brigade  that  was  exhausted  and  in  danger  of  failing 
under  the  attacks  of  overiiowering  numbers  of  the  enemy),  the  operations  on  the  banks  of  tbe  Ramgunga,  and 
the  capture  of  Fort  Oomaria  (Medal  with  Clfisp).  Embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  2nd  BattaUon  ot  the 
Rifle  Brigade,  and  served  in  the  second  phase  of  the  Asbunti  war  in  1874  (MedaJ).  is  in  receipt  ct  :.  Reward 
far  Distinguished  Service. 

5"^  Lt.Colonel  E.  C.  Haynes  served  with  the  95rd  Highlanders  in  the  Indian  carajjaign  of  1857-59,  including  tbe 
relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  I'lyde,  battle  of  Cawnpore  on  6th  Dec.  1857,  punsuit  to  Seraighat,  action  of  Khalee 
Xuddee,  occupation  of  Futtebghur,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  including  the  storming  of  tbe  Begum  Kotec; 
Uobilcu'n.l  campaign  and  attack  on  the  Fort  of  Rooyeah,  action  of  Allygunge,  and  battle  of  BareiUy  ;  Oudc  cam- 
paign and  actions  of  Pusgawn.  Russulpore,  and  capture  of  the  Fort  of  Mithowhe  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Also 
ill  the  iui.-uliai  campaitni  of  1S63-64  and  at  the  Umbeyla  Pass  imder  Sir  John  Garvock  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Ser\'ed  in  the  Zulu  warln  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasp).  During  the  Boer  war  in  1881  he  was  emploj-ed  with  the  Field 
Force  at  Newcastle. 

*•'  Lt.Colonel  C.  H.  Hignett  served  with  the  Sist  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  in  187S-79,  and  was  present  ai 
the  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-■'  Lt.Colonel  W.  Howard  served  with  the  fioth  Regiment  in  tbe  left  attack  during  the  Bhootan  Expedition  of 
i.:-65  (Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  also  in  the  Perak  Expedition  in  1875-76   (Clasp).      Served  throughout  tbe 
operations  against  Sekukuni  in  1878,  the  Zulu  warof  1S79,  and  the  operations  against  Sekukuoi  in  1870,  and  wa-> 
present  at  tbe  storming  of  the  stronghold  (Brevet  of  Ma^jor,  Medal  with  Clasp). 
"  Lt.Colonel  W.  R.  Kave  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1877-7S  (Medal). 

'^-  Major  T.  C.  St.  J.  Kneller  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i8Sj. 
(Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star)  ;  also  served  in  the  Soudan  expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1^84  (Claspy. 
Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4-S5  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Staff  Paymaster,  Clasp). 

^  Major  H.  F.  Lane  served  with  tbe  4th  Dragoon  Guuids  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Kassassin  on  the  gtb  September  iMedal  and  Ivbedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in 
18S5  (Clasp),  ami  in  the  operations  of  the  Egyptian  Fromier  Field  Force  in  1885-86. 

"  Lt.Colonel  G.  E.  Langford  served  in  the  Hazara  cam])aigTi  in  i36S,  including  the  expedition  against  tbe  tribes 
of  tbe  Black  Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*•  Lt.Colonel  J.  Mahouy  served  as  Paymaster  2ud  Battalion  24tb  Foot  during  the  Gaika  rebellion  in  1877-7S. 
Served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79  as  Chief  Paymaster  (promoted  Staff  Paymaster,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  CJ/G.). 

fi^  Lt.Colonel  Marvin  servct  in  the  New  Zealand  wars  of  1860-61  and  1863-64,  and  was  present  at  Waitara  and 
Pakabinahina  (Medal). 


Eatirecl   or  Half  raij.—War    Serci.ce.^   of  the   Army   Paif  JJcjKirt^ient.     JoGr 
H^SSSl^^^^l^S^i:^^^^^;^^''  -  '^«^-^S-  Paymaster  to  the  ,sl  B.ttaUonof  the  Royn.  Irish 

:^  I  t"'^^ione^w^''TR   ??™l.*'-«»gb'?""'i«B"™ese warof  1853  in  H.lI.S.F»a-  (llcdalwith  Clasp  for  Pegu). 

■  ■'  I'tC^tnt]  P  O  'iXifn,  n    "  1^^  ""  ""^  ®?"''",'  ''""Pn-i?"  '"  '885  (Medal  ivith  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) 
the  trnies  o  °tkrB?,;ok%X'rf»?n^(S/etTw!Sht^,r:;;"  "^^^™  "'"°P^'°"  '"  '^^^  '"^'"•""=  "^^  <"-■■''--  "='--' 
mL''^lTd?iwit?Cla^p^'l;'^'li;em:.e^s'sta^r)'.''"''^^       "^  '''''''  "■'''  *^  xst  Batulion  of  the  West  Kent  Eegi- 

■«  Major  W.  Palmer  served  in  India  dm-inc;  the  mutiny  of  iS  :7-sB  (Medal) 

.«'' ^,';'?,"T!Hrr  «i?rr?-n"»';'wT''T'  'r  *"  ^e^-  Zealand  war  in  1863-66  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Aslmnti  war  iu 
■87,^-74  under  bir  Gainet  Wolselev  (promoted  Paymaster  Medal) 

/n'i'fi"'""''!  •?•  Pi'nfrett  served  the  Crimean  campaign  of  iSsi-sS.  and  was  present  at  the  affair  of  BulKKtiak,  hattle 
of  Balaklavalnkerman,  and  Tchernaya,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Turkisli  Medall. 
aerved  with  the  25th  King  s  Own  Borderers  in  the  Afghan  war  in  137S-79  with  the  Poshawur  Valley  Field  Foree  under 
Lieut.General  Maude  (Medal).  f     'y 

;'  I.t.Colonel  E.  A  Raymond  served  in  the  Crimea  with  the  44th  Foot  subsequent  to  the  fall  of  Sebastopol  from 
the  9th  beptember  1855  to  the  end  of  June  1856.  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with  the  Natal  Field  Force  as  at 
Paymaster. 

^u  Lt.Colone'i  J.  Reid  served  with  the  Nile  E.Kpedition  in  1884-85  as  Paymaster. 

;-'  Lt.CoIonel  A.  Richardson  served  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-35,  and  was  present  at  the  battle 
ot  Inkerman  ard  the  siege  and  fall  of  SebuBtopol  (Sledal  wiih  two  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Uedal) 

»2  Lt.CoIonel  R.  Richardson  served  with  the  2nd  Bengal  European  Fusiliers  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-45 
including  the  battles  of  Chillianwallah  and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Also  at  the  siege  and  capture  of 
Belhi  m  1857  (Medal  ivith  Clasp,  and  promoted  to  an  Unattached  Ensigncv  lor  service  in  the  field). 

•■■3  Major  P.  A.  Robinson  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i83:  with  the  =nci  Battalion  of  the  Roral  Irish  Regimen 
(Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Star).    Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  18SS  (Medal  with  Clasp)." 

»•  Major  T.  M.  Robinson  served  with  the  Bechnanaland  Kxpedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85. 

'«  Lt.CoIonel  H.  C.  Ryder  served  in  Natal  during  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal). 

"  Lt.CoIonel  Samwell  served  as  Brigade  Major  of  the  Hyderabad  Contingent  Field  Force  in  the  suppression  oi 
the  mutiny  in  Malwa  and  Central  India  in  1857-58,  and  received  a  dangerous  gunshot  wound  iu  the  alidomen 
whilst  charging  the  rebels'  guns  at  Rawal— the  ball  and  part  of  his  watch-chain  have  not  been  extracted  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).    Accompanied  the  42nd  Highlanders  to  the  Gold  Coast  in  1873  (Ashanti  Medal). 

•'  Lt.CoIonel  James  Scott  served  with  the  55th  Regt.  in  China,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Amoy,  second 
capture  ofChusan,  and  repulse  of  the  night  attack  onChinhae  (Medal).  Served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55, 
including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,  siege  of  Sebastopol,  repulse  of  the  sortie  on  26th  Oct.  1S54,  and 
attack  on  the  Quarries  on  7th  June— wounded,  and  mentioned  iu  despatches  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Sardinian 
a.nd  Turkish  Medals). 

'"  Lt.CoIonel  R.  H.  Simpson  served  with  the  65th  Regiment  in  the  New  Zealand  w:ir  in  1863-65  (Medal). 

8^  Lt.CoIonel  G.  W.  Smith  served  with  the  ist  West  India  Regiment  in  the  Ashaiiti  war  of  1873-74  (Medal). 
Served  with  the  67th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah 
October  1879,  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  iu  December,  including  the  investment  of  Sherpore  (Medal 
with  two  Clasps). 

"  Lt.Colouel  D.  C.  O.  Spiller  commanded  a  Company  of  the  fi5th  Regiment  during  the  war  of  1863-65  in  New 
Zealand,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  on  the  working  part.y  at  Williamson's  Clearing,  rehef  of  Pokono  Piquet 
(mentioned  in  despatches),  storming  and  capture  of  Pah  at  Rangiawhia,  actions  at  Rangiani  and  Huirini,  and 
attack  and  capture  of  Pah  at  Orakua  (Medal).  Served  with  the  loth  Hussars  in  the  figyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

^^  Lt.CoIonel  C.  W.  J.  Taylor  served  iu  the  Boer  war  of  18S1. 

^'  Major  Taj'lor  served  with  the  90th  Light  Infantry  in  Wood's  Column  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Zungin  Nek,  Kambnla,  and  Ulundi  (Medal  wfth  Clasp). 

^^  Lt.CoIonel  Robert  Thompson  served  with  the  53rd  Regiment  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-59,  including 
the  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  battle  of  Cawnpore  on  6th  Dec.  and  pursuit  of  the  Gwalior  Contingent 
of  Serai  Ghat,  action  of  Khodagunge  and  entry  into  Futtehghnr,  siege  and  captitre  of  Lucknow,  and  passage 
to   the  Gogra  at  Fyzabad  on  25th  Nov.  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^  Lt.CoIonel  W.  Thomson  served  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  of  1857-58,  and  was  present  at  the  disarming  of  four 
Companies  of  the  27th  Bombay  Native  Infantry  at  Rntnagherr3'  on  the  nth  August  1857.  Served  with  the  Central 
India  Field  Force  under  Sir  Hugh  Rose,  and  was  present  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  the  Hill  Fort  of  Chandeiree, 
siege,  storm  and  capture  of  the  town  and  fortress  of  Jhansi,  action  of  Koonch,  various  actions  before  Calpee  from 
15th  to  2ist  May  1858,  battle  of  Go wlowlee,  capture  of  the  city  and  Fort  of  Calpee,  battle  of  Morar,  and  recapture 
<jfthetown  and  fortress  of  Gwalior  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

i<"  Lt.CoIonel  T.  Timbrell  sei  ved  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1S64-66  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of 
1882  (Jtedal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*"*  Lt.CoIonel  J.  B.  Travers  served  with  the  31st  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  2znd  May  1855,  including  the  siege 
.tnd  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attacksof  the  18th  June  and  8th  September  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'™  Lt.CoIonel  H.'Vander-Meulen  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1863  (Medal).  Served  throughout  the 
second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  from  the  17th  December  1873,  employed  in  the  Transport  Seiwice,  including  the 
battle  of  Amoaful,  battle  of  Ordalisu,  and  capture  of  Coomassie  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian 
war  of    18S2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'"  Lt.CoIonel  W.VVastell. served  with  the  6th  Regiment  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1846-47;  also  throughout  that  of  1850-53 
(Medal),  including  the  operations  in  the  Fish  river,  Amatolas,  and  both  the  Traus-Kei  expeditions.  Served  in 
the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  185S.    Also  in  the  Hazara  campaign  of  i868  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'°*  Lt.CoIonel  F.  E.  Webb  commanded  the  Ladder  Party  at  the  assault  of  Beyt  on  October  6th,  and  served  with 
the  Okamundel  Field  Fm-ce  in  the  operations  before  Dwarka  till  nth  Nov.  1859. 

K"  Lt.CoIonel  B.  R.  Wethered  served  iu  the  Crimean  campaign  of  1S54  with  the  r,5th  Regiment,  including  the 
batt  le  of  Alma  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

™  Lt.CoIonel  Wolfe  has  received  the  Kaffir  war  Medal.  .     ,    , 

""{Lt.CoIonel  S.  E.  V/ood  served  with  the  93rd  Highlanders  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1057-58,  inclmling  the 
relie  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde  (sevorelv  wounded),  battle  of  Cawnpore  on  6th  Dec.  1857,  siege  and  capture  of 
Lucknow,  attack  on  the  Fort  of  Rewah,  action  of  Aligunge,  and  capture  of  Bareilly  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

""  Major  F  N.  Woodall  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1084-85  attached  to  the  ist  Battahon  of  the  South 
Stafi'ordshire  Regiment  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Staff  Paymaster,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star)  :  also  took  part  in  the  operations  ofthe  Egyptian  Frontier  Field  Force  m  1885-80.  ,-,,,,      .  ,_ 

"2  Major  W  R.  Goold-  \dams  served  with  the  King's  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with 
Clasp).     Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1SS8  as  Superintendent  of  Army  Signalling  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"^Captain  Addis  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  (Medal).  . 

■!♦  Major  G.  A.  Alexander  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Inye^ane  and 
during  the  investment  of  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  witk 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star):  also  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  ini885-S6. 

'"  Lt  Colonel  C.  M.  Balders  served  with  the  King's  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1379  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
■      1"  Major  Becher  served  in  the  Egyptia.--  war  of  i332  as  Captain  with  the  7th  Dragoon  Guards,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and   Mahsama.  at  the  action  at  Kassasm  on  tlie  9th  September,  and  at  the 
battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  and  the  capture  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  Star) 

ia«  Captain  C.  B.  tJrdfith  sei-ved  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  .882  (Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Star). 

'25  Major  Long  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  anil  Khedives  star),  .  „.   .  .      „    ,    „      ,.  „ 

■2«  U. Colonel  Longbourne  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  as  Provost  Marsljal  2nd  Division  Peshawur  \  alley 
Field  rorce  and  took  part  with  the  two  expeditions  into  the  Bazar  VaUey  (Medal). 


)otd       Retired  or  Half  Pat/.  —  War  Services  of  tlie  Aroiy  Pay  Bepariraent. 

^"  Captain  R.  Meredith  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  i868  with  the  6th  Foot  (Medal  with  Clasp), 

'*^  Sir  R.  S.  Riddell  served  with  the  70th  Regiment  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1S65-65,  including  operations  in 
the  provinces  ofTaranaki  and  Waikato  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  :37S-7q  with  the  70th  Regiment 
(Medal).  Served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1SS5  with  the  jnd  BattaUou  of  The  East  Surrey  Regiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'3'  Major  M.  J.  teawyer  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  In  1884-85  with  the  2nd  Batialion  of  the  Duke  ofCornwall's 
Light  luiantrj-  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'^  Captain  O.  H.  B.  St.  John  served  in  the  exoedltion  to  the  Soudan  in  1865  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  East 
Surrey  Regiment  (iledal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'^3  Lt. Colonel  Simpson  served  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  A  rogee 
and  capture  ofMagdala  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  imSSs  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  .Star). 

'*^  Major  G.  F.  Thunder  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar,  and  i\  as 
present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'3s  Major  Utermarck  served  with  the  ::nd  Battalion  Manchester  ileg^iment  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882 
(Medal,  aaid  Khedive's  Star). 

"'  Captain  "WTiitworth  served  with  the  6th  Regiment  in  the  Hazara  campaign  of :  368,  inrluding  the  subsequent 
operations  in  the  Black  Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


707 


OFFICERS    ON   HALF   PAY. 


Captains. 


Bntcbart,  John,  Royal  (Bengal)  Artillei-y    

Cameron,  Campbell,  Royal  (Madras!  Artillery  '..'"' ". 

t'ampbell,  Ronald  Gore,  Leinster  Regiment! , 

Oolomb,^  Sir  John   Charlps  Ready,  KCMG.  Royal  Marine  Ai-tillery  ■ 

MP.  for  Great  Yarmouth 

Crawford,  Henry  Cowell,  Ss>ex  Rvgiment ! 

Cuffe,  Otway  Wheeler,  Royal  Marine  Artillery 

Dempster,  Henry  Lceuwin,  Royal  (Madras)  Artillery ........'.!.!!! 

F>ick,  GearffR,  Royal  Engineers '. 

IJickson,  Han-y  VVilfrid,  Army  Service  Corps  

Pouglas,  Richard  John  Hard3%l  Royal  Marines     

Oratfen,  William  Pitt.*^  Royal  Marine  Artillery '..,*." 

Drummond,  Edmund  Johnston,"  Indian  Stuff  Corps  

Flinch,  Matthew  Benjamin  Dipnall,  North  Staffordshire  Regiment   ... 

Uarreti,  Newson  Bunnell/ Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery 

Uloag,  llenry  Dundas,  Royal  (Madras)  Artillery  ..' 

Greenwood,  William  Henry,  Leinster  Regiment 

Grey,  Raleigh,^  6  Dragoons 

Heathorn,  Thomas  Bridges,'"  Royal  (Bombay)  Artillery  

Hemroinrf,  Norman  Mackenzie,"  Royal  Engineers    ..' 

^Herbert,  William  Henry,  i8  Foot ' , 

Hurton,  Sydney  George,  Royal  Artillery    

Howard,  John  Cephas,  Lancashire  Fusiliers 

Jackson,  Christison  Syme,'^  Royal  Artillery    

Johnson,  Charles, >♦  Roj'al  (Madras)  Artillery... 

Johnson,  William  George  Lillingston,  Irish  Rifles  , 

LilUci-ap,  James  William  Adams  Elliott,  Royal  Marine  Artillery  

Low,  JohuAlves,!^  Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery  ' 

M'Carthy,  Henry  Hotham,^^  Royal  Marines  {Hon.  Major)  

Macartney,  Arthur  Sutherland,  Royal  Artillery 

Maynard,  Charles  Walsham,i»  Royal(Bengal)  Artillery   

Mears,  Arthur,  Madras  Staff  Corps    

^forice,  Cathbert  Charles  Duguid,  Royal  Engineers 

Nicholson,  Hugh  Blomfield,  King's  Royal  Rifles    

Nortb,  Louis  Aylmer,'^  Bcots  Fut-iliers  '  

Owen,  Charles  Lanyou,^"  Royal  Marines 

Pearson,  John  Richard.—  Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery 

p.K.c.  Pitman,  William,-*  Royal  Marine  Artillery  C^on.  LtJColonel)    

Rickman,  Gerald  Whitmore,  Royal  Artillery..'. 

Stark,  Charlea,=^^  Royal  Marines 

Strache.y,  Bertram 

Thompson,  Charles  Halford,  Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery  

Thompson.  Penton,-"*  Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery 

Veruer,  Sir  Edward  Wingfield,--'  Barf.,  Norfolk  Regiment    

Vibart,  John,  Royal  (Bombay)  Artillery  

Walker,  Hugh  Kdward,^  Welsh  Fusiliers  

Ward,  Henderson,-"  Royal  Marines    

Waters,  Horace  William  Plews,  South  Lancashire  Regiment    

Williams,  Frederick  Law,  Dorsetshire  Regiment 

Worthington,  Jonathan  York,^*  Royal  (Bengal)  Artillery 


CORIfET, 

'2ndl,TKUT. 
lorENSIGN.' 


ID  June  59 

,13  Dec.  43  14  Mar.  54 
,  :4  Sept.87    J  July  89 


WHEN 

jPLACEDOir 
HALF  PAY. 


3  Nov.  72  II  ^Far.  74 
27  Aug.  58    s  Jan.  67 


5  Dec  94 

3  Aug.  67 

6  Aug.  90 
18  May  65 


24  June  54    2  Aug.  55 

j      14  May  84 

.  20  Mar.  54  10  Apr.  55 
.  12  Dec.  31  27  Apr.  58,25  Sept. 6 
,  17  Feb.  91  17  Feb.  88  17  Feb.  99 
.^3  Mar.  89  14  Sept.  91  i  Dec.  94 
.ho  Feb.  49  8  Apr.  5^,12  Dec.  60 
2  July  4527  Mar.  48,  5  July  56 
....'..       ,29  Aug.  85^29  Aug.  96 

I30  Jun.  85|3o  Nov.  95 

12  Dec.  57  '37  Aug.  58  10  Deo.  67 

8  Dec.  48  30  Aug.  54  II  July  59 
^3  Oct.  80  I  July  81  It  Aug.  86 
23  Apr.  81  I  July  81  29  July  Sg 
I  9  Dec.  50,10  Nov.  54  19  Aug.  59 
J14  Mar.  8814  Mar.  91  14  Mar.  99 
•29  July  59!  2  Apr.  64  12  Nov.  73 

I  Oct.  82J22  Oct.  91 

9  May  88  11  Mar.  9i!i3  Jidy  g8 
12  Dec.  5727  Aug.  58122  Aug.  67 
i3June5i    4  Nov.  57,14  Sept. 61 

I  0  Feb.  84   4  June  94 

a  May  5910  Sept.nr  n  Sept.  73 
12  Dec.  57:27  Aug.  58,19  Aug.  67 
30  Jan.  38124  Nov.  411  7  Nov.  5 

'19  Dec.  55  23  Dec.  65 

8  June  49:28  May  5=127  Aug.  58 

.2  Dec.  55I16  Oct.  57112  Dec.  67 

ii8  Feb.  86  12  Aug.  96 

11  Feb.  88,12  May  90  i  Jan.  96 
14  Dec.  871  I  Nov,  90}  6  June  99 

8  May  55  II  Mar.  59,  3  Aug.  67 

12  June  52  27  June  57  18  Feb.  6 
I  July  52  24  Feb.  5427  Mar.  62 

19  May  80I  I  Jan.  89 

19  Apr.  541  2  Aug.  55,13  Dec.  65 

30  Jan.  86130  Jan.  97 

'9  Deo.  59I31  Dec.  73 

8  June  54  17  Nov.  57,  i  May  64 
4  May  87  18  Dec.  8922  Sept.  97 
o  Dec.  SA  ^7  Aug-  581  I  Sept.  63 
25  Nov.  85I  I  July  95 


Dec.  96 
20  Oct.   69 


16  May  99 
2  Apr.  69 

21  May  63 
5  May  00 

16  June  98 

13  Dec.  61 

15  Jan.  62 
2  Sept.  99 
I  Jan.  99 

24  Feb.  72 
Dec.  64 

21  Jan.  96 
1=;  Nov.  98 

17  Aug.  66 

29  July  00 
12  Nov.  80 

22  Apr.  00 
27  Sept.  99 

11  Dec.  72 
H  July  67 

12  July  96 

16  June  77 

30  Sept.  69 
"4  Aug.  68 

8  Dec.  69 
15  Feb.  72 

14  Oct.  64 
I  Jan.  99 

26  Aug  97 
10  June  99 

3  Feb.  69 
10  May  66 

7  Feb.  70 

5  Feb.  93 

4  Mar.  69 

7  Dec.  97 

6  Jau.  76 

8  Aug.  68 

5  Dec.  00 
21  July  64 
28  Mar.  96 


21  Aug.  4329  Oct.  47,10  July  55  10  Dec.  58 

[  Feb.  88  20  Sept.  8930  June  90   8  Auir.oo 

II  Oct.  99 

1  July  63 


i  20  Sept.  8g  30  June  90 
I23  May  85:15  May  92 
:  Dec.  46   3  Mar.  53  27  Aug.  58 


'  Captain  R.  J.  H.  Douglas  served  with  the  R.M.  Battalion  at  the  defence  of  Eupatonain  1854,  and  wU^^^ 
Brigade  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopo!  in  1854-55  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  tl^^^e'iJ^?*!Jf^,^„f'''^^ture  of  tb^^^ 
Serveaonthe  China  Expedition  of  1857-59.  including  the  blockade  of  the  C^anten  river  storm  and  capture  of  the 
city ;  expedition  to  the  North,  and  wounde.l  at  the  attack  on  the  forts  at  the  Peiho   Medal  with  Clasp).  ^.^^^^ 

«  Colonel  Draffen  serve.l  in  the  Baltic  during  the  latter  part  of  1854  (Medal  .      Was  at  ^hf  blockade  of  Odessa, 
and  also  before  Sebastopol  during  the  siege  in  1855  {Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'  Captain  E.  J.  Drummond  served  with  the  Chin-Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  m  1889-90  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^  Captain  N.  D.  Garrett  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  (Medalj.  .     .i^^^^fr-h^s^       Served  in  the 

■*  Captain  R.  Grey  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  1888  (mentioned  m  despatches),      atrvea  ni  tne 

South  African  war  in  1890-1900  on  Si)ecial  Service.  ^         .     ^         ^.  .■■,  .1  „  „„,i  ^.r fhp  Primpan  war  in  the 

10  Captain  Heathorn  served  in  the  Turkish  Contingent  from  its  formation  unti  the  end  o^^^^^^^ 
Quartef  Master  General's  Department,  including  six  months  at  Kertch  (4th  Class  oi  the  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^J,^^^^^^ 
Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  commanded  the  Mountam  Tram  ^^^n  ^nWlParke's^i^^^^^^ 
assaulting  Column  with  two  howitzer,  at  the  fall  of  the  to^m  ;  was  afterwards  n  ^^  ^nel Jarke  s  i^  lym„  1.0.         , 
and  was  present  at  the  engagement  at  Oo.leypore  (mentioned  m  despatches  ^^^^'J^  j^J^^^^^^^^         under  Sir  William 

11  CantainN   M   Hemmiu^  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  1-iootiei  01  ^"'"~  ."""|'  ._..„  (Vodal 
Lockhart  i^^i797  98  wUh  tSe  Tirah  Exped.tionarV  Force  with  the  Maler  Kotla  Imperial  Service  clappers  (Medal 

"n  Ca^ta'in  rtson  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  ,868  in  commani  of  No.  2  Battery  24th  Brigade  Royal 
Artillery  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  ,^f^Hni  with  Clfi<;n  nnd  Khedive's  Star). 

'*  Captain  C.  Johnson  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  '885  (Meda  with  Clasp^         Kd.Qive 
•^  CapLniu  Low  served  at  the  sieee  and  capture  ot  Lucknow  '0/S5S  (Medal  «i.h  Clasp). 
'«  Maj3r  M'Carthy  served  on  the  Coast  of  Syria  m  1840  (Medal  ^Y't'iJ-''*^^P'    ,    ,^,. 

'«  Captain  Majmard  served  in  suppression  ot  the  I-^/J^an  Mutniy  m  JS5779  (Meda    -  Wilham  Lnckhart 

'^  Captain  L.  A.  North  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  o^^  en-^^^ement  in  the  Ublan  Pass  on 
i.i  1897-98  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Scots  Fusi hers,  and  was  present  m  the  euga^emeub 
the  j7thAugust-severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp).  q„„,oH  in  rhiyia  in  i8=;7-^8.  wasat  tho  destrno- 

=^-Captain  Owen  was^freckedin  H.M.S.ffu^.j^A  on  ^tb  April  1857.  Seiwedi^^^^^^  ^^  ^^^  ^^^ 

Hon  of  Mandarin  .iunks  in  Escape  and  Fatsham  Creeks,  blockade  of  the  Canton  river,  stoim  a 

(Medal  with  two  Clasps).  „  ^^  ■  ^r  nr,ir.QTiPf.  nt  Cnwnnore  during  the  relief  of  Lucknow, 

■^■^  Captain  J.  R.  Pearson  served  as  Deputy  Commissary  of  Ordnance  at  ^^wnnore  aur    .  ^^^^^  ^^  BareiUy. 

also  in  the  same  capacity  with  the  Sieee  Tram  lV^^^°.«\^f^«d^^eShes  Medal  wrthClnsp) . 
action  of  Shahiehanpore  and  capture  of  Mohumdee  (meationed  in  despatcnes.  Meuai 


7o8  Half  F'.nj. — War  Services  oj  the  Captains. 

"*  Lt. Colonel  Pitman  served  in  the  Uultic  iu  July  and  August  1854  (Medal),  and  subsequently  in  1854  before  Sebas- 
topol  until  its  fall,  and  was  in  command  of  a  Mortar  in  tlie  tiotilla  employed  during  the  »iege,  occupation  of  the  Sea 
of  Azof,  bombardment  of  Taganrog,  and  destruction  of  ships,  stores,  A,c.,  there,  also  at  Marioupol  and  other  towns 
on  the  coast  where  he  was  landed,  was  in  the  mortar  flotilla  :it  the  bombardment  and  surrender  of  Kinbouru  (Medal 
with  two  Clasps,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  theMedjidio,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  theChinese 
campaign  of  i860  (Medal). 

-^  Captain  Stark  served  with  the  Baltic  Expedition  in  1855,  including  the  bombardment  of  Sweaborg  (Medal). 

-^  Captain  P.  Thompson  served  in  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny,  including  the  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi 
{severely  wounded),  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  buttle  of  Bareilly  (iledal  with  two  Clasps). 

^  Sir' Edward  Verner  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S87-89  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Norfolk  Regiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

3"  Captain  H.  E.  Walker  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS6-87  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh 
Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Captain  Henderson  ^Vard  served  in  the  CJiiua  expedition  of  1857-58,  incUiding  the  blockade  of  the  Cantnu  river, 
the  landiug  Vjefore  and  capture  of  Cantun  (  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^*  Cantain  J.  Y.  Worthington  served  thruugiiout  the  Puujaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  sieuc  of  Mooltan 
and  battle  of  Goojerat— horse  shot  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 


Half  Pay. — Lieutenants. 


COENET, 
SndlilEtTT. 

orENftiGir. 


Adair,  Desmond,  Gordon  Highlanders 

Beadon,  Oliver  Armitage,  Royal  Marines .- 

Bellhouse,  John,  Royal  Artillery 

Bennett,  Charles  Harold,  West  Surrey  Regiment 

Berthon,  Charles  Peter,  East  Yorkshire  Regiment   

Bolland,  Theodore  Julian,  Indian  Stall  Corps    

Bradshaw,  James  Buller.  Scots  Guards  

Braimer,  James  Louttit,  Royal  Marines , 

Brown,  Henry  George,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Grespin,  Alexander  Andrews,  Royal  Marmes    , 

Crispo,  Sidney  Smith,  Royal  Marines , 

Cummin,  Nicholas  Beamish,  Munster  I'u&iliers , 

Dennv,  Barry  St.  Legcr,  Royal  Marines 

Derriman,  Gerard  Lysley,  Grenadier  Guards,  Staff  Captain  for  Yeomanry  20  Jan.  00 

Dyer.  John  Midlane,  Royal  Marines 

Poote,  Arthur  Wavell,'  North  Staffordshire  Regiment 

Garnett,  Cecil  Frederick,  Scots  Fusdiers 

Grant,  Thomas  Linley,  Royal  Marines 

Grove,  Henry  Montgomery,  Indian  Staff  Corps   , 

Haycock,  Frederick  Augustus  Schurr,  Royal  Marines 

Hollana,  John,  Royal  Marines 

Hope,  Cecil  Arthur,  iS  Hussars   

Horner,  Reginald  George,  Wiltshire  Regiment 

Hunter,  Malcolm  Russell,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Inglis,  James  Weir,^  Royal  Marines    

Kennedy,  Charles  Arthur.*  Royal  Marines    

Klitson,  George  Andrew  Noble,  Royal  Maruie  Artillery  

Knight,  Fred.  Charles,^  Royal  Marines 

Langdon,  Paul  Peiram,  Royal  Artillery 

Murray,  George  Wulfe,*  Scafurth  HiL,'iilanders  

NicoU,  Samuel  James,'-'  Royal  Mariins    

O'Connor,  James  Maurice,  Rrjyal  Marines 

Powlett,  Charles  Horatio  Armand,  Warwickshire  Regiment 

Price,  James  Hervey,  Royal  Marines 

Puckle,  George,  Royal  Marines 

Sanderson,  Percy,  Royal  (Madras)  Artillery , 

Spragge,  Francis  Precket,  Royal  (Bengal)  Engineers , 

Stenbouse,  James  Llewellyn,  Roj-al  Artillery 

Stockwell,  Lockhart  Thomas,  Seaforth  Highlanders  

Swain,  Henry  Thomas,  Royal  Marines 

Tew,  Thomas  Percy,  4  Hussars , 

Tobin,  O'Hara  John,  Royal  Marines    

Tuthill,  Charles  Hampton,  i  Dragoon  Guards  

Vansittart,  Henry,  Royal  Marines    

Walker,  George  Fred."  Royal  Marines 

West,  George  Frederick  Myddelton  CornwalUs,^  Scots  Guards 

Woodriff,  Daniel  Thomas,  Royal  Marines 


22  June  62 
27  July  38    , 
I  Dec.  9/J20  Feb. 
24  Mar.  97  23  Aug. 


23  Nov.  92 


LIEUT 


10  Nov. 
lo  Nov. 
27  July 


86 


t3  Mar.  38 

4  May  87 
28  Dec.  64 

I  Mar.  28 
13  Aug.  92 
:3  Dec.  65 

9  Nov.  89 
18  June  59 

25  July  91 
13  Feb.  89 

26  Oct.   5<; 

5  Feb.  87 


12  May  59 
16  May  88 
9  Apr.  92 


13  Feb 

13  Aug. 
21  Dec. 
23  Feb. 

3  Aug. 
18  July 

7  Nov. 

3  Aug. 

20  Dec. 

21  May 

6  Mar. 
1 8  May 

7  May 
I  Nov. 
6  Dec. 

6  Mar. 
12  Feb. 
II  July 
29  Aug. 

8  Nov, 

7  Jan 


>.%  Dec.  64 


6  Oct.  57 

I  July  61    , 

4  Feb.  62    3  Aug 

s  July  44  29  Dec. 
;i7  Feb.  88  17  Feb. 
30  Sept. 96,21  Oct. 
24  June  54  10  Sept 
^8  July  59  27  Aug. 

3  Aug.  98  28  Fel 


21  Sept 

q6 

SOct. 

00 

10  Nov. 

42 

20  Feb. 

07 

8  Dec. 

66 

22  Nov. 

93 

30  Dec.  51 
24  July  95 
23  June  56 


3  Aug. 
I  Sept, 
9  Dec. 
10  June 
21  Sept. 
10  May 
27  July 

19  July 
3  Aug. 

20  Feb. 
16  Dec. 
24  Feb. 

I  Jan. 
7  May 


WHES 
PLACED  ON 
HALF  PAT. 

28  Mar.  96 

65113  June  70 

9i;23  Apr,  98 

4  May  00 

26  May  00 

26  Apr.  00 
12  Feb.  96 
21  Dec.  44 

4  Feb.  93 

4  Mar.  69 
7  Nov.  37 

30  Apr.  97 

16  Feb.  76 

5  Sept.  98 
3  Feb.  69 
3  May  98 

18  Mar.  96 
25  Dec.  63 

17  Oct.  97 
7  Apr.  76 

6  Feb,  7t 
23  Jan.  91 
12  Nov.  97 
II  Oct.  95 

27  Nov,  71 

25  Feb.  69 

26  Nov.  69 

47|24  Jtity  5€> 
9i'3i  Jan,  99 
99,26  Dec.  99 
55,26  July  59 
62I15  Dec.  62 
00!  18  Aug.  00 
67120  Apr.  75 
86    2  Dec.  91 


8  Feb.  7c 
22  Nov.  66 
27  Jan.  00 
15  Oct,  g8 
14  June  52 
14  Nov.  00 
1 3  June  72 
17  Nov.  97 
17  Jan.  72 
22  Feb.  61 
8  Aug.  00 
59119  Oct.    66 


1  Lieut.  A.  W.  Foote  served  with  the  Dougola  Kxpeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S56  wiih 
the  ist  Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Regiment  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal  with  Clasp). 

-  Lieut.  J.  W.  Inglis  served  with  the  Battalion  sent  out  for  service  in  Japan  in  1864-66,  and  was  present  at  the  bom- 
bardment of  the  batteries  at  the  straits  of  Simonosaki,  the  entrance  of  the  inland  sea  of  Japan,  and  commanded  a  Com- 
pany of  the  2nd  Battalion  R.M.  at  the  assault  capture  and  destruction  of  the  five  batteries,  stockade,  magazines,  and 
barracks,  011  5th  and  6th  Sapt.  1864  (severely  wounded  by  a  musket-ball  in  the  left  groin,  mentioned  in  despatches). 


Half  Pay. —  War  Sen-iees  of  the  Lteuie.iianbt.  709-10 

*  Lieut.  Kennedy  served  with  the  Battalion  R.il.  sent  out  for  service  iu  .Tapnn  in  ,364-66.  and  present  at  tbt 

^..Tr^r^   „?  ,1       ''.'p"r;''*?,'^,V'''"*  or  Simonosaki,  the  entrance  of  the  iuhmd  sea  of  Japan,  and  carrier. 

the  Colours   of  the  ist  Battalion  R.lI,  at  the  assault  capture  and  destruction  of  the   five  batteries,  stockade- 

magazmes.andbarracks,  and  dm-mcr  the  shore  operations,  from  the  5th  to  the  Sth  Sept.  1864. 

5  Lieut.  F.  C  .  Knight  served  with  the  Baltic  Expedition  of  1854  (MedaFi 

Lieur.  G.  W.  Murray  served  in  the  campaign  in  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  i8y3  with  the  ist 
ithCIa"  ^'^'^  Highlander.-,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  the  Atbara  (British  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Medal 

9  Lieut.  NicoU  served  with  the  Baltic  Expedition  in  185s,  including  the  bombardment  of  Sweaborg  (Medal). 
'Lieut.  G.  F.  Walker  served  with  the  Baltic  Expedition  in  1854  (Medal). 

'- Lieut.  L'ornwalhs-West  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i899-:9oo  with  the  Kimberlev  Relief  Force    ni.il 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Belmont,  Enslin,  and  Modder  River. 


JI ilj  Pay. — 2nd  Lieutenants. 


2Uai-Ifj'T.  PLACED  ON 
'  HALF  PAT. 


^'^E^'  ,  WHEN 


"^'DK-n-    ^^^artes     Albert    LesUe)[     p^^   8„  ,ojQneQ5  •'■«ff«''y- ■''""cs.  Royal  Marines 

Phillips,  Royal  Ar-tdlery  .(  !^=  '"'°-  "9:,°  June  93  \,y^^_  Herbert  Lewis,  R.  Marines  ... 

i.otes,  Robert  Hugh,  Susse.i  Regt.  25  Mar.  91  16  Apr.  97 


2UdLIBUT.  PLACED  O.-* 
HALF  PAV 


16  Apr.  49  16  Apr.  49 
15  Apr.  47;i;  Apr.  47 


Half  Pay. — Paymasters. 


- -   -   -- -_, — ^  .,- -^ — c  Tj   ^ .,7  24  Oct.  56 

Bridge,  James,  26  Foot,  Hon.  Lt.Ccilnnd  23  Nov.  55:  i  Feb.  56  24  Oct.  56  20  Apr.  81 

Cassidy,  Thomas,' 72  Foot  (Q.Jif.  4  May  49),  ffoii.  Xt.Coionei  i      1 1  Apr.  55  26  Nov.  79 

Deacon,  James, '^  I  Foot,  iToM.Ciipta'n ]  g  Aug.  54!  6  Apr.  55!  9  Oct.  55  10  Oct.  6s 

Kelly,  Henry  Holdsworth,  Royal  Marine  Artillery  (Captoin,  23  Feb.  72;')  I      ,,„         I  ,,        ^        -17.1,0         01,1, 

Mtijor,  I  July  81) ....!jl  2Mays9  26  Apr.  bxisFeb.  83  15  Feb.  83 

M'Farlan,  John  Warden,  9  Lancers,  £^on.i^Co^one/ ;       16  Oct.  66   6  July  8; 

Mostyn,  J/on.  Montague,^' loi  Foot 2  Oct.  66  10  May  71 

Noseley,  George  Roberts, »  Rifle  Brigade,  Ifon.Jfajoi-    31  Oct.  3817  Mar.  63   8  Mar.  64  19  Jan.  76 

Piers,  Claudius  Buchanan,  Royal  Artillery,  Hon.  ifajor  29  Dec.  48       26  Apr.  60  17  Dec.  90 

Preston.  Charles  E.,  i3  Foot,  Hon. Captain   26  July  44  19  Mar.  47   6  Jan.  54  21  Feb.  60 

Shewell, George  Maunsell, Royal  Marines  (Cnpf.  3  Aug.  67),irDM.if.Co/on«/ 17  Aug.  55  14  Apr.  5931  May  70  27  Sept.91 


'  Paymaster  Bellield  served  with  a  Detachment  of  the  17th  Regiment  with  Lt. Colonel  Outram's  Light  Brigade,  in 
the  Southern  Mahratta  campaign  of  1S44-45,  and  was  present  in  all  its  operations,  including  the  capture  of  Gotea, 
21st,  and  storming  of  Monohur  stockades  and  Fort,  25th  January  1S45,  at  which  place  this  Detachment  formed  the 
storming  party,  and  suffered  vcn-  seriously.  Served  with  the  s'sth  Regiment  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55, 
including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Balaklava,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attacks  of  the  Redan  on  the  i8th 
June  and  Sth  September  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'  Lt. Colonel  T.  Cassidy  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Umzimknlu  against  the  revolted  KafiBtr  chief  Todo  in  1844  : 
also  as  a  volunteer  with  the  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Cape  Town  Levies  during  the  Kaffir  waj:  of  1851-52  (Medal). 
Served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854  and  up  to  the  6th  July  1S55  with  the  21st  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at 
the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"  Captain  Deacon  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  with  the  ist  Royals,  including  the  battles  of  Balaklava 
and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  -with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"  Paymaster  the  Hon.  M.  Mostyn  was  appointed  specially  as  a  Veterinary  Surgeon,  and  served  during  the  whole 
Abyssinian  campaign,  leave  having  been  obtained  from  the  Government  of  India  for  him  to  act  in  that  capacity 
to  the  Transport  Train  and  3rd  Dragoon  Guards  (Medal).  Was  scut  on  remount  duty  to  Smyrna  in  July  1882, 
and  was  afterwards  specially  appointed  and  ser%-ed  as  Veterinary  Surgeon  in  the  Egyptian  war  (Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  .„ 

"  Major  Noseley  served  with  the  Ride  Brigade  iu  the  Kaffir  war  of  1852-53  (Medal).  Also  in  the  Eastern  cam- 
paign of  1854,  including  the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman  (severely  woandcd  and  taken  prisoner),  and 
siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 


?ii-i; 


Half  Pa//.— Riding  Masters. 


RIDING 
MASTBK, 


iHONOR&BT 
KAVK  OF 
CAPTATK. 


WHEN 
PLACED  OW 
HALF  PAT. 


Aslilf  V,  Charles  James,  Rnyiil  Horse  Guiirils 
Mummery,  WiHiam  Eds^ar,  i8  Hussars 


20  Dec.  931 
'30  Dec.  951 


17  Jan.  00 
I17  July  00 


Ha// Pa?/. —Quarter  Masters. 


Austin,  Norton,  Koyal  Marines  

Bell,  lid  ward  Uenry,'  Liverpool  Regiment . 

Butler,  FrHncis,^  Royal  Marines   

Cooper,  Thomas.^  bloyal  Marines 

Hallini;.  Ricliarrt.*  Royal  Marines  

Lewis,  Jnhu  William  

Ruston,  William,  Royal  Marines 

Scott,  William,  Royal  Marines 

Smith.  William,*'  100  Foot    

Watsou,  William,"  Dfiiut  Battalion  


QUARTEB 
MASTER. 

25  July  46 

17  July  95 
9  Mar.  77 
t5  July  4<> 
14  Sept.  67 
I  Sept. 57 
23  June  46 
I  Sept.  57 
21  Apr.  6 J 
•25  Apr.  48 


HOVORABI 
BANK  OF 
CAPTAIN. 


WHEN 
>LACED  ON 
HALF  PAT. 

22  Aug.  57:22  Aug.  57 

I26  May  00 

1  I  Sept.  79 

23  Oct.  57 
26  Oct.   77 

24  Mar.  8i 
22  Aug.  57 
13  Sept.  67 

6  Sept.  77 
8  Sept..65 


23  Oct.  57  : 
26  Oct.  77|: 
'24  Mar.  81'; 
22  Aug.  57,: 
5  Oct.  67:1 
5  Sept.  77 
8  Sept.  65 


.  Quarter  Master  Bell  served  in  the  Campaign  on  the  North  W^*' f  ■■""''^V'ral"  E^.^e'^tTonar^F^^^^^^  ^wTth^fh" 

^"^ VuarteSter  Butler  served  in  China  in  .857.     Also  with  the  Pearl  Briga,le  f  ™"S^«»"'^^,\'",^,rrfceive?; 
,  n  .b=;7-58;  and  was  engaged  in  sixteen  actions,  and  twice  ment.oned  .n  despatches  (Medal)      he  has  also  receiv 
the  Medal  for  distinguished  Bcr^-ice  in  action ,  and  the  Medal  for  Long  bervice  and  Oood  Conduct. 

'  Captain  Cooper  has  received  theMedal  for  service  in  Syria  in  1840  M„„i-,dB  of  the  Canton  river  the 

Mertdl  lor  Conspicuous  Gallantry,  Medal  with  Clasp).  ■      ^i.     r.  •      „    i-„„™    tv,o  ,..d    Tan    1855    includini; 

<^  captain  William  Smith  served  with  the  ,7th   Regiment  in   the  C^'^^'^'i   '™"„*|,^"l,^f  "„'al  alsi  ^  the 
Ihe  siege  and  fall  of  Sel.astopol  and  assaults  of  the  Redan  on  the  .8th  June  and  8th  bept.,  was  also  at 
bombardment  and  snirrender  01  Kinbonrn  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  lurkish  Mala')-  ^  j   ,     ,g 

-  Captain  Watson  served  with  the  89th  Regiment  at  the  siege  of  Sevastopol,  from  isth  Dec.  .8,4  to  4tn  Jui.,  1.5.. 
find  at  ihe  attack  on  the  Redan  on  the  i8th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 


V 


Half  Pa!/.— Commissariat  Department. 

^                     r.  Assistant  Commissaries  General. 

COMMXSSABY  GENERAL.  W^liam  John                                                 '4  Ji"'=  ^' 

Jones,  Ilumphi-ey  Stanley.' C£ 4June6s  J^^."^"'  5;,.  penrose   GoodchiJd,' CB.i'ciG. 

I       Crown  Agent  for  the  Colonies  "^  Frtl'   5 - 

Deputt  Commissary  Genebal.  ]  Knowles,  Francis  Edward  'i  Jan.'  69 

Morse,  Henry  Browne,^  i^o«.  Com.  General  ...     i  Apr.  69  ,  Ijf^'^^J'^^gn'd!  J^iS^s  SteWart  Caider"''::.'^^^           26  May  fis 

Deputy  Commissabies  General. 

Darlijig,  Montagu  William*    .  Aug.  56  '  Deputy  Assistant  Comm.ssaby  General. 

Uniacke.  RedmSnd"  i  Julyb?  '  Gibson.  George  Rawatone    ..  .-sov.  ,, 

.  Mr.  Jones  has  the  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie  and  the  Turkish  Medal  for  service  with  the^^^^^ 

■-  Mr.  Morse  served  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  ^"«J^<-lf  P' 5'   ,^  ''^ifj"  JJ„"  fnc    d  ng  ?he  battles  of  Alm„ 

"''^  Sr^^'l^kf  Reived  in.he  Crimeafrom  the  5th  June  .^^5  (Medal.ntJ  CTaspfor  Se^>^stopol^^^ 

"  Mr.  Sutherland  sei-ved  with  the  Light  Cavalry  at  the  battles  ot  Alma,  Balakla\a,  and  inKerman,  a  g 

Sebastopol  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 


Half  Po!/.— Ordnance   Store  Department. 

{Under  the  Royal   Warrant  of  i    Maij   1878.) 

^  r,  ,-,_,..,  Deputy  Commissabies. 

Deputy  Commibsaby  (jEKEEal.  .,-    j  „  Oi-t     -7- 

penno,  William  Lanyon.  iiou.  Co..  Gen i  Jan.  70  ^^■.j^LllS^y"::::::::::::::::::-:::^:  '  no^.  It 

Assistant  Commissaby  Genebal.  Montanaro,  Alfred 12  Feb.  70 

Young.Alfred  Horatio,  ifon,Z)<7>.  Cum. CentraJ     i  July  72      Nicoll,  Edwin  ....„ ',^eoni*n 

I  Olpherts,  Robert  Pearce 3  oept-73 

UOMMISBABIES.  „„  ASSISTANT  COMMISBART. 

Elphinstone-Holloway,  CuthbertWm.i 13  Feb.  73  „  o„v,„,  16  Oct.  11 

Peel,  William   .6  July  77  ]  Hunter,  George  Robert '»  ""■  ?• 

>  Mr.  Elphiostone-Holloway  served  with  the  Fi.;M  Tr.ain  in  ,,Ue  Crimean  campaign  of  1854-55  (Medal  with  two 
Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 


Half  Pa^/.— Commissariat  and  Transport  Department.        713-16 


Deputy  Commissaby  Genebal, 
Moore,  Henry,'  Hon.  Comminsari/  General    i  Nov.  71 

Assistant  Commissary  Gexekal. 
Dundee,  Robert  Handley  25  June  74 

COUMISSABIBS. 

Blissett,  Henry  Frederick,'"  CilG 5  Feb.  76 

Keogh,  Lynch  John. 15  Feb.  70 

Knapp,  Charles  IJarrett,!^  Army  Service  Coi^ps, 

with  rank  of  Major is  Feb.  70 

Newland,  William  Henryi^    12  Feb.  70 

Penrice,  Charles  Walter i  Jan.  75 

Selby,  Robert  Grey  Donaldson,'^  ^on.  ^«m^ 

Com,  General i2Feb.  70 

Telfer,  George  Home  22  July  77 

Deputy  Commissaries. 

Achcson,  Alexander  William-'' '  i  X\\i*.^7 

Adamson,  Saunders 12  Feb.  70 

Battiscombe,  Walter  Ernest  Sax 15  Feb.  70 

Birnie,  William  Jones  12  Feb.  70 


Bridgman,   William,   Armi)  Sen-u-e   Corpn,  with 

rank  of  Ctrpfniii 17  l-'el).  70 

Crawford,  Charles  Robert 15  Feb.  70 

Doveton,  Frederick  Bazett    11:  Feb.  70 

Forrest,  Joseph-^*  29  June  78 

Frith.  Frederick  George 12  Feb.  70 

Irving,  John  Beauftn,^^  Hon.  Colonel  late  3  Bn. 

MinicheKfcr  Nfi/inifuf 27  Oct.    77 

Leech,  Robert  Stockham  Brydges 12  Feb.  70 

Page,  Frederick  William  i  Jan.  74 

Rees,  Walter  Crawford   15  Feb.  70 

Warneford.  William  John  Jortin- 12  Feb.  70 

Warner,  Biddulph  Lee    i  Feb.  71 

WooUett,  Marlow  Sidney  John    i  Jan.  74 

Assistant  Comuissabies. 

Bamofield,  William  John  Byrne g  Apr.  75 

Claydon.  Thomas 30  Oct.  77 

Fagan,  Thomas  St.  John   9  Apr,  75 

Hunter,  John,  A.  S.  Cnrpn,  with  raiik  of  Lleut.^o  Oct.    77 

Lundy,  Francis  Walter^    9  Mar.  71 

Mitchell.  Henry  N 18  Feb.  70 

Stephenson,  James  18  Feb.  70 


'  Mr.  H.  Moore  served  in  the  Crimea  from  April  1S55  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Sebastopol,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'  Mr.  Warneford  served  in  the  operations  ut^ainst  the  Guika=»,  Galekas,  and  Zulus  in  1879,  including  the 
engagement  at  Draaibosch  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  clasp). 

•0  Mr.  H.  F.  Blissett  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-4  ^^  Control  Officer  with  Captain  Glover's  force  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  CMG.y  and  Medal). 

'3  Mr.  Knapp  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  from  January  1S55  (Turkish  Medal).  Also  throughout,  the  China 
war  from  1857  to  1S60.  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Sinko,  taking  of  Tangku,  capture  of  theTaku  Forts,  and 
surrender  of  Pekiu  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'5  Mr.  W.  H.  Newland  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1861  and  1863-66,  taking  part  in  the  Waikato,  Taranaki» 
and  Wanganui  operations  (Medal). 

'8  Mr.  R.  G.  D.  Selby  served  in  the  Crimea  from  24th  Jan.  to  April  1S5.-,  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

20  Mr.  Acheson  served  in  New  Zealand  during  the  wars  of  1860-61  and  1S63-65,  and  was  present  at  the  relief  of 
and  repulse  of  the  nighi  attack  on  No.  3  Redoubt  on  23rd  Jan.  1861,  and  in  every  action  in  which  the  65th  Regt. 
was  engaged  in  the  war  of  1S60-61  (Medal). 

22  Mr.  Joseph  Forrest  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1863-64  (Medal). 

23  Colonel  lr\-ing  served  with  the  4th  Regiment  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1868,  and  was  present 
at  the  action  of  Arogee  and  capture  of  Magdala. 

2i  Mr.  F.  W.  Lundy  ser\'ed  in  the  Ashanti  war  under  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  and  was  in  charge  of  Convoy  attacked 
by  Ashantis  on  31st  January  1874  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


Half  Fay.— Control  Department. 


Deputy  Conthollek. 

Robinson,  Henry,' CJ? i  Jao.  73 

Assistant  Contbolleh. 

Hunt,  Henry  P 1  Nov.  72 

Commissaries. 

Bennett,  George  B 12  Feb.  70 

Downman,  John  Thomas 12  Feb.  70 

Fuller,  William  Ross  i  Sept.  74 

iiolmes,  James -.-is  Feb.  70 

Standen,  David«   12  Feb.  70 


Deputy  Commissaries. 

Fead,  Francis  Sidney  Smith    i  Sept.73 

Sayers,  Martin  Day"  i  Apr.  73 

Sparrow,  John  Bodychan 12  Feb.  70 

Thwaites,  John  Davies^ i  Jan.  74 

Assistant  Comjiissaby. 
Gilligan,  Thomas 12  Feb.  70 


»  Mr.  H.  Robinson  has  the  Medal  for  the  Kaffir  war. 

«  A[r.  Standen  has  received  the  Medal  for  the  Kaffir  war. 

7  Mr.  M.  D.  Savers  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  under  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley.  ,,,„.,  ^   ■     .1. 

8  Mr.  Thwaites  served  in  the  expedition  to  Pekin  during  the  China  war  of  i860  (Medal)     Also  served  m  the 
i  Abyssinian  war  in  1867-^3  (Medal). 


•17 


MEDICAL  RESERVE   OF   OFFICERS. 


SUBGEOK    LlECXB>'ANT   CoLONELS. 

Anderson,  James  Keith.  MI>.  j  Volunteer  Battnlion  Royal  Hijjhlanders    

Aubin,  Walter  Duret,  MB.  MCh.  i  RovkI  Jersev  Militia 

Clark,  Andrew,  FJtCS.  Z.V.I,  p.  4  Middlesex  Voiunteer  RiHes   

Coombs,  Rowland  Hill.  MD.  LltCP.  MRCs.  LSA.  3  Battalion  Bedford  Re^^t.  -.. 
Draper.  William,  MJii'S.  LSA.  p.  1  EHSt  Ridin;:  of  Yorkshire  VnUmteer  Art.    - 

Duncan,  Ja.mes,MB.  CM.  p.  15  Volunteer  Battalion  Manchester  Regimei.t  

Elliston,  Geors^e  Sampson,  MJfCS.  LSA.  p.  i  Volunteer  Battalion  Suffolk  Rej?t. 

Fort,  Thomas,  p.  6  Volunteer  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment  

Giles,  Peter  Broome.  AA.  LBCF.E<1.  FUCS.  LSA.  i  Hereford  Volunteer  Rifles 
Hay,  John  Home,  MD.  MCh.  MRCS.  ;».  7V0I.  Bu.  Arj,^ynand  Suth.Highlanders 

Kiallmark,  Henry  Walter,'  MRCS.  Royal  Bucks  Yeomanry  Cavalry 

M'Fadyen,  Duncan,  2  Battalion  Cameron  Highlanders 

MacQuibbau.  Cbas.  Mitchell,  J/&.  MCh.  LRCS.Ed.  LM.  3  Bn.  Gordon  Hi^hldrs 
Morgan,  Herbert  Major.  LRCP.  MRCS.  j>.  2  Vol.  Bu.  N.  Staffordshire  Regt.     . 

Pearse,  Francis  James,  i  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles J30 

Phillips,  George  Richard  Turner,  MRCS.  J^SA.  Pembroke  Yeomanry  Cavalry  ...1:5 

Rawsbn,  Edward  Albert,  MB.  MCh.  LCh.  LRCSl.  3  Bn.  King's  R.  Rifles 2 

Saville.  John  James.  LRCP. Ed.  MRCS.  North  Somerset  Yeomanry  Cavalry J21 

Shedd,  Ebeuezer,  MRCS.  LSA  p.  7  Volunteer  Battalion  Essex  Regiment   2^ 

Smith,  Wdliam  Robert.  MD.  MCh.  BSc.  p.  3  Vol.  Bn.  West  Kent  Regiment  J24 

Tornbull,  Geo.  Hogarth,  MD.  LRCS.Ed.  p.  i  Roxburgh  and  Selkirk  Vol.  Rirtes|2S 

Surgeon  Ma.ioks. 
Abraham,  Andrew  Arthur,  p.  3  Volunteer  Battalion  Durham  Light  Infantry  ...  27 

Anderson,  David  L. />.  i  Banfl"  Volunteer  Artillery --  10 

Anderson,  John  Rector,  MD.  3lCh.  p.  5  Volunteer  Batt;)! ion  Gordon  Highlanders  25 
Appleby.  Fredorick  Henrv,  MRCS.  LSI.  p.  4  Vol.  Bn.  Derbyshire  Regiment  ...i^g 
Arrol,  Chas_.  MD.MCh.  LliCS.Edin.p.  3  Vol.  lKent)Brig.  Cinque  Ports  Div.R.Art.  2 
Atkinson,  John  Parkinson,  MD.  p.  3  Voluntper  Battalion  Sufl'olk  Regiment       -  21 

Aubin.  Thomas  John,  MD.  MRCS.  3  Roval  Jersey  Militia    '  6 

Beresford,  Robert  de  la  Poer.  MD.  LRCP.Edin.  LRCS.Edin.  LRCP.p.  2  Volun-  ) 

teer  Battalion  Shropshire  Light  Infantrv S 

Brown,  Robert  Ross,  LRCP.Edui.  LRCS.EdiH.  p.  3  Volunteer  (Kent)  Brigade  > 

Cinque  Ports  Division  Royal  Artillery    > 

Caasar,  Richard  Thompson.  Jfi^f'-V.  LSA.  p.  2  Vol.  Bn.  Hampshire  Regiment 

Cameron,  John,  MD.  p.  o  Volunteer  Battalion  Koval  Scots 

Chalmers,  Quintin.  MD.  MCh.  LFPS.Glag.  LM.  p.  5  Vol.  Bn.  Highland  Lt.Inf. 
Chalmers-Cowan,  Willinm,  LRCP. Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  r  Forfar  VolunteerArtillery  ... 

Charlesworth,  James,  LRCP.  MRCS.  LSA.  p.  t  Vol.  Bn.  X.  Stafford  Regt 

Chawner.  Alfred,  p.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment  

Cheyne,  Walter  Smith,  MB.  p.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders  

Cook,  John  Will,  MD.  p.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  Essex  Regiment  

Crouch,  Edward  Thomas,  MRCS.  LSA.  p.  3  Volunteer  Bn.  Hampshire  Regt,  ... 
Daly,  Richard  Aug.  Shelton,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  p.  7  Lancashire  Volunteer  Art.  ... 
Drummond,  James,  MD.  p.  3  Durham  Volunteer  Artillery  (W.  Div.  R.  Art.)  ... 

KUis,  John  William,  LRCP. Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  p.  6  Vol.  Bn.  Liverpool  Regiment 

England^George  F.p.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  Lincolnshire  Regiment   

Fenton,  i-redorick  Enos,  p.s.  [/],  1  Tourer  Hamlets  Volunteer  Rifles 22 

Fergusson,  William,  J/Z:>.;».  1  Banff  Vol.  Artillery  (S.  Division  R.  Artillery)    ...  25 

Flinn,  David  Edgar,  FRCSI.  5  Volunteer  Battalion  Liverpool  Regiment    26 

Foley,  Thomas  M'Ci-aith.  y.  i  East  Riding  of  Yorkshire  Volunteer  Artillery  

Fras'er,  Alex.  Duncan,  MD.  MCh.  v.  4  Vol.  Bn.  Argyll  and  Suth.  Highlanders... 
Freer,  Edward  Luke.  MRCS.  p.  i  Volunteer  Battalion  Warwickshire  Regiment 
Gibbon,  Frederick  Wm.  LRCP. Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  LSA.  p.  (t)  1  Durham  Vol.  Engs. 

Gilnert.  James  Wm.  Thornton,  p.  1  London  Volun  teer  Artillery  

Gilruth.  George  Ritchie,  LRCP. Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  FRSE  v.  i  Edin.  City  Vol.  Art.... 

Godson,  demerit.  MD.  )>.  iS  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles 

Graham,  Robert  Balfjur.  LRCP. Ed.  LRCS.Ed. p.  i  Fifeshire  Vol.  Artillery 

Harnett,  William  John,  FRCP. Ed.  LRCSl.  22  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles  

Harrison,  George,  LRCP. Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  Earl  of  Chester's  Y'eomanry  Cavalry  .. 
Hodgson,  Joseph  Willoughby,  J/5,  p.i  Devon  Vol.  Art.iv.  (W.  D  R.  Artillery)  ...  n 
Uonies,GeoTi:e,  £  A.  LRCP.'Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  i5^.2Vol.  Bn.  Shropshire  Light  Inf.j  3 

Hough,  Charles  H.  p.  Derbyshire  Yeomanrv 

Hunter,  Edwin  John,  LRCP. Ed.  LFPS.Ghis' p.  3  Vol.  Bn.  Hampshire  Regt.  ., 
James,  Walter  Culver,  MD.  FRCS.Fna.  Hon.  Artillery  Company  of  London 

Jones,  John  Arnallt,  -2  Volunteer  Battalion  Welsh  Regiment   

Lawless,  Edmond  James,  p.  4  Volunteer  Battalion  East  Surrey  Regiment    .. 

Lennox,  David,  MD.  MCh.  1  Volunteer  Battabon  Royal  Highlanders 

Linton,  Simon,  MB.  i  Fife  Volunteer  Artillerv  ;  ?rithR.  Army  Medical  Corps 
MacDonald,  Alexander  Dall.  Ml>.  MCh.  LRCP. Ed.  LRCS.EJ.  p.  3  yoluntetr\\ 

Battalion  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers .''  1" 

ilackay,  James,  LRCP. Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  p.  6  Volunteer  Bn.  Royal  Highlanders  ...  ? 
Mackenzie,  Murdo,  />.  Highland  VolunteerArtillery  South.  Division  Royal  Art. 
Maclean,  John  Hugh,  FRCS.Ed.  p.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment 
MacMunn,  Charles  Alexander,  MA.  MD.  LRCSL.  p.  3  Vol.  Bn.  S.  Stafford  Regt.. 
Marshall,  John  James  de  Z.  LRCSL.  LALl.Diib.  i  Cinque  Ports  Volunteer  Rifles... 

Mason,  Samuel  Butler,  p.  4  Volunteer  Battalion  South  Wales  Borderers    

Middlemiss,  George,  MD.  p.  1  Volunteer  Battalion  Durham  Light  Infantry 

Mill,  James,  MB.  p.  5  Volunteer  Battalion  Royal  Scots  

Moir,  John  Wdson,  OfZ).  i  Fifeshire  Volunteer  Artillery  

Moore,  Stephen  Henry,  FRCS.Ed.  LRCP. Ed.  MRCS.  p.'^S.  Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles 
Naismith.  William  John.  MD.  MCh.  FRCS.Ed.  FFPS.Giok.  Ayrshire  Yeomanry 
O'Callaghan,  Robert    Thomas  Alexander,  LRCPI.  FRCSI.  LAH.Dnb.    p.s.  } 

I  Flintshire    Volunteer  Ens^ineers ) 

Packer,  William  Herbert,  MD.LRCP.  MRCS.  LSA.  i  Worcestershire  Vol.  Art  . 
Philip,  Thomas,  MB.  MCh.  p.  i  Vol  Bn.  Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders  ... 
Pigott,  Fred.  Knollys.  LRCP. Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  LAU.  p.  1  Vol.  Bn.  Shrop.  Lt.  Inf. 

Reckitt,  Edward  Bass,  i  Lancashire  Volunteer  Artillery,  W.  Div.  R.  Art 

Roberts,  Henry  William,  MRCS.  LSA.p.  2  Volunteer  Bn.  West  Kent  Regiment... 

Robertson.  Robert  T.  C.  MB.  p.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  Scottish  Kifles . 

Roocroft,  William  Mitchell,  p.  i  Volunteer  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment 

Smith,  Robert  Bradshaw,  LRCP.Ed.  LRCSI.  p.  i  Vol.  Bn.  Leicestershire  Regt. 

Smith,  Samuel  Parson,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  p.  i  Vol.  Bn.  Royal  Fusiliers 

Sparrow,  Robert  Launcelot,  ;>.  6  Volunteer  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment 


Dec.  92 

Mar.  91 
Nov.  93 
Apr.  89 
July  99 
July  99 
Aug.  92 
Feb.  00 
Aug.  93 
Feb.  00 
May  88 
Sept.  96 
Apr.  88 
Dec.  01 
Dec.  99 
Dec,  00 
May  88 
May  90 
Feb.  97 
Feb. 94 
Mar.  94 

May  99 
May  99 
June  98 
Apr.  86 
Oct.  89 
July  97 
May  91 


Arbroath. 

Jersey. 

Kensington. 

Bedford. 

Scarborough, 

Ashton-under-Lyue. 

Ipswich. 

Oldham. 

Hereford. 

Alloa. 

Buckingham. 

Inverness. 

Aberdeen. 

Burton-on-Trent. 

56  Dalies  Street,  W. 

Haverfordwest. 

Carlow. 

Bath. 

Colchester. 

130,  Bunhill  Row,  S.K, 

Newtown  St.  Bo3weH«. 

Gateshead. 

Banff. 

Banchory. 

Newark. 

Gravesend. 

Cambridge. 

Jersey. 


Oct.  9^  Newport. 


Junes 

Mar. 

Apr. 

June 

Apr. 

June 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Mar. 

Oct. 

Sept. 

Dec. 

Aug. 

May 

Dec. 

Sept. 

Oct. 

Jime 

A-Ug. 

Feb. 

Oct. 

June 

Sept. 

Nov. 

Dec. 

June 

June 

Dec. 

Oct. 

May 

July 

Jan. 

Mar, 

Oct. 

Aug. 

Apr. 


Gravcsend. 

Southampton. 

Penicuik. 

Glasgow. 

Dundee. 

Stoke-on-Trent. 

Chesterfield. 

Old  Meldrum. 

Colchester. 

Portsmouth. 

Hyde  Road, Manchester 

South  Shields. 

Liverpool. 

Grantham. 

56,  Davies  St.,  W. 

Banff. 

Liverpool. 

York. 

Stirling. 

Birmingham. 

Jarrow. 

Dover. 

EdiH  burgh. 

207,  Harrow  Road,  W. 

St.  Andrews. 

Gray's  Inn. 

Chester. 

Exeter. 

Newport. 

Derby. 

Portsmouth. 

Finsbury. 

Bridgend, 

Upper  Kennington. 

Dundee. 

St.  Andrews. 


Oct 
Jan.  99' 
July  951 
June  99 
June  97 
Nov.  94 
Oct.  94 
Mar.  00 
Dec.  99 
May  97 
Oct.   89 

May  93 

June 97 
May  98 
Nov.  96 
Dec.  9 
Mar.  97 
June  97 
Aug.  96 
Dei 
Sept.SS 
Mar.  95 


Oct.   38  Dumfries. 


St.  Andrews. 

Inverness. 

Chesterfield. 

Wolverhampton. 

Kingston-on-Thame.s, 

Pontypool. 

Stoc  kton-on-Tees. 

Leith. 

St.  Andrews. 

Walham  Gi-een. 

Ayr. 

Buckley. 

Worcester. 

Greenock. 

Shrewsbury. 

jrimsby. 

Blackheath. 

Hamilton. 

Manchester. 

Leicester. 

Fitzroy  Square,  W, 

Oldham, 


Medical  Reserve  of  Officers. 


71S 


SuBGKONs  Majors, 


DATS. 


Stephenson,  Francis  Lawrence,  MB.  MCh.  p-  Woolwich  Div.  Vol  Meil  Staff  0- 
Stewart  Wm.  Lemmon^D.  ,k  i  Banff  Vol.  Artillery  (S.  Division  R.  Artillery) 
Symes.  Edmond  West.  MB.  MUCS.    2  West  York  Yeomanry  Cavalry  I 

Symes,  W.lliam  Samlhr.ni.  LHVPI.  LUCSI.  p.  2  Vol.  Bn.  Derbvsb'ire  Re-t.""l 
Thomas,  George  Daiilord  PhiUiDs.  MD.  3IRCS.  iS  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles  I 
Thompson,  B.y.  Geo.  MD.  MCh.  FKCSl.  ZCRPI.  p.  i  Vol.  Bn.  R  Fusiliers  '  ' 
Thoro,  Charles  William,  LRCPI.  FRCSL  p.  2  Vol.  Bn.  Lancashire  Fiis  "  ■ 

Tinley,  Thomas.  MD.  p.  i  East  Ridinjr  of  Yorkshire  Volunteer  Artillery  ' 

Tarton,  James,  MRCS.  LSA.  p.  i  Volunteer  Battalion  Sussex  Re-^imeiit  ' 

Wade,  Arthur  Breedon,  MB.  p.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  Hampshire  Re<nnieiit '     I 
Walker,  Francis  John,  MD.  LRCP.  MRCS.  LSA.  p.  i  Vol.  Bn.  Liucoln  Ret  '" 
Watson,  Andrew  Alexander,  LRCP.E.L  LRCS.Ed.  p.  3  Lancashire  Vol   Ride<i 
Wear,  Arthur  Taylor,  .T/Z).  ^.  I  Xewcastle-on-Tyne  Vol.  Art.  (W   Div  R  Art')' 
Williams,  Edward.  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  LSA.  p.  i  Lancashire  Vol   En^-s  1 

Wright,  Henry.  LRCP.Ed.  MRCS.  p.  i  Volunteer  Bn.  Lincolnshire  Re<n. 


Dec. 

Sept, 

Fefc. 

Dec. 

July 

Nov. 

Oct. 

Jan. 

An  J,'. 

Oct. 

Apr. 

Mar. 

July 

July 

June 


94  Woolwich. 
,95  Banff. 

90  Halifax. 

94iChesterfleld. 

88,207,  Harrow  Road,  W, 

98  33.    Fitzruy  Square,  W. 

901  Rochdale. 

oo,  Scarborough . 

98  Brighton. 

97  Southampton, 

95'LincoIn. 

97  Burnley, 

C5  Xewcastle-on-Tyne. 

95  Liverpool. 
90I  Lincoln. 


Mai\  93!Dingwall. 
6  May  giGlasgrow, 


SuROEoif  Captains. 
Adam,  John,  2ID.  p.  t  Volunteer  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders 

Adams,  Frederick  Vasey,  FFPS.G/os.  LRCP.Ed.  p.  i  Lanarkshire  Vol.  Rities'""    .  ^ .^^., 

Adams,  Joseph,  il/B. />.  i  Volunteer  Battalion  South  Lancashire  Regiment  ...     125  Seiit.95.VVarrin<'ton 
Arnold,  Andrew  Page,  MB.  p.  5  Volunteer  Battalion  Durham  Liorht  Jnfautiy  ...|  2  Dec,  qi  Gateshead 

Atkinson,  Walter  Alexander,  3/S.  p.  i  Surrey  Volunteer  Rifles I24  June  96  Cambcrwell 

Barnes,  Eniest  Wykeham.  p.  6  Volunteer  Battalion  Liverpool  Regiment     .         'r6  Au"-.  lu' Liverpool 
Bateman,  Alfred  George.  MB.  MCh.  LSA.  p.  16  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles   ...  .  iij  Nov.  8q  15,  Kin«-  William  St 
Bentlif.  Philip  Rarnett,  MRCS.  LSA.  Royal  Jersey  Militia  Artillery    ...  |ii  Mar  oi'jersey  "^ 


'9  Sept.  97 

1  May  95 

2  Oct. 
2  Oct. 

23  Sept.qi 
16  June  97 
ig  Apr.  99 

2  Nov,  95 

2  Dec.  9: 

16  Sept.  96 

3  Oct.  00 

24  Oct.  8S 
■  7  Apr.  97 
]  4  Aug.  97 

4  Oct.  99 

14  Apr.  97 

30  Dec. 
27  Mar. 

25  Sep'„ 
2  Apr. 

1  Mar.  Q3 
16  Feb.  gS 

2  Dec.  gi 
6  May  91 

5  Apr.  93 


99 


95 


W.C. 


Sunderland. 

Tynemouth. 

Duke's  Road, 

Gravesend. 

Falmouth. 

Silvertown. 

Edinburgh. 

Banff. 

Bermondsey. 

FaiTingdon  Road. 

Dundee. 

Hexbam. 

Victoria  Park  Square. 

BunliillRow, 

Cardiff. 

Haverfordwest. 


Beveridge,  Robert  Ebenezer,  JIB.  p.  3  Volunteer  Bn.  Durham  Light  Infantry 
Bramwell,  Hugh  Ransom,  MB.  p.  Tynemouth  Vol.  Art.  (W.  Division  R.  Art.)  ' .  , 

Brook.  Henry  Darvill,  20  Middlesex  Rifle  Volunteers  

Bryden,  Richard  Jos.  MRCS.  LSA. p.  sVul.tKent)  Brig.  Cinque  Ports  DivlR.A* 

Bullmore.  William  King,  MD.  1  Cornwall  Volunteer  Artillery 

Challis,  Harry  Thornton.  /».  4  Volunteer  Battalion  Essex  Regiment    

Clark,  James  Aitken,  p.  MB.  Queen's  Riflo  Volunteer  Brigade  Royal  Scots...    . 

Chirk,  Stewartson,  MD.  i  Banff  Volunteer  Artillery  (S.  Div.  R.  Artillery)  

Coffin,  Richard  James  Maitland,  FRCP. Ed.  LSA.  L.lB.Dub.  p.  3  Volunteer) 

Battalion  West  Surrey  Regiment j 

Copem.aD,  Sydney  Arthur  Monckton,  MD.  2  London  Volunteer  Rifle-;     

Darwin,  George  Henry,  MD.  p.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment  ... 
Dewar,  Thomas  Fiulaj'aon.  MB.  MCh.  BSc.  i  Vol.  Brigade  Western  Div.  R.  Art. 

Dickie,  Hugh.  MB.  p.  1  Volunteer  Battalion  Xorthumberland  Fusiliers  

Dingle,  William  Alfred,  MD.  p.  2  Tower  Hamlets  Royal  Engineers  (Volunteer 

Ducat,  Arthur  David,  )>.  i  London  Volunteer  Ptifles 

Edwards,  William  Lloyd,  ;-.  Severn  Division    Submarine    Miners,  Royai> 

Engineers  (Volunteers) s 

Evans,  Evan,  MB.  p.  1  Volunteer  Battalion  Welsh  Regiment 

Frascr,  Charles  Lauchlin,  FRCS.Ed.  LRCP.Ed.  p.  i  Berwick-on-Twecd  Vol.  Art. 
Gr  int,  Francis  Wm.  MD.  p.  i  Banff  Vol.  Artillery  (S.  Division  R.  Artillery)      ,. 

HoU,  Thomas,  MB.  p.  2  Vol.  Bn.  East  Lancashire  Regiment  ' 

Hoyland,  Stanley  Stentou,/*.  i  Volunteer  Battalion  Suffolk  Regiment 

Job,  Henry  Percy,  4  Volunteer  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regimear,    

Kemm,  Fred.  St.  John.  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  LSA.}).  3  Vol.Bn.  Somerset Lt.Inf. 

'Key,  David  Thomas,  MRCS.  LSA.  p.  r  London  Volunteer  Artillery 

Kinuear,  William,  MB.  p.  3  Volunteer  Battalion  Royal  Highlanders  

Kirby,  Samuel  John  James,  ;j.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  Suffolk  Regiment  

Lamport,  Henry  Chris.  MP.,  p.  5  Lancashire  Vol.  Art.  (S.  Division  R.  Artillery) 

Lang,  Gordon  Abercromb.y,  MB.  p.  Highland  Volunteer  Artillery 

Laurie,  Casper  Robert,  p.  i  Vol.  Battalion  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Iiil"nntry... 
Lawrie,  William  John.  MD.  MCh.  p.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  Scots  Fusiliers    ...... 

jjee,  Charles  Naime,  2IB.  MCh.  p.  6  Volunteer  Battalion  Royal  Highlanders    ... 

Lingard,  Alfred,  MRCS.  LSA.  p.j  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles 

Lowe,  Geo.  May.  MD.  MCh.  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  p.  i  Vol.  Bn.  Lincoln  Regt. 
Lyon,  Alexander  3.  MB.  p.  1  Banff  Voluntepr  ArtilUry  (South  Div.  R  Art.)  ... 

Macdonald,  Alexander,  MB.  p.  Queen's  Rifle  Volunteer  Brigade I  3  Feb.  00: Edinburgh 

Macdoiiald,  William  Burns,  MB.  p.  j  Haddington  Volunteer  Artillery  ,30  Aug.  93  Edinburgh. 

MacKay,  Heniy  John,  MB.  ji.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  Wiltshire  Regiment    '13  June  00  Chippenham, 

Mackay.  William  Bertie,  MB,  p.  1  Volunteer  Battalion  Northumberland  Fus. ...    2  Aug.  93  Hexham. 
Martin,  John  Michael  Harding,  MD.  FR(  S.  p.  1  Vol.  Bn.  E.  Lancashire  Regt. I  o  Oct.  95  Blackburn. 
Meadows,  Robert  Thornton,  MB.  MCh.  2  Vol.  Bu.  Duke  of  Coruwall's  Light  Inf.l  i  Aug.  SS, Bodmin. 
Moore,  Edward  Heail,  LRCS.Ed.  7>Sj1.  7*.  Falmouth  Division  Royal  Engineersho  May  91  Falmouth. 

Mumliy,  Bonner  Harris,  MD.  3  Volunteer  Battalion  Hampshire  Regiment 13  Dec.  99  Portsmouth, 

Nettle,  William,  MRCS.  LSA.  />.  2  Vol.  Bn.  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry...  iq  Mar.  go  Bodmin. 

Nuttall,  Arthur  Peel,  MD.  p.  i  Volunteer  Battalion  Lancashij-e  Fusiliers iS  Jan.  gg  Bury. 

Pcakc,  William  Pemberton,  p.  i  Volunteer  Battalion  Leicestershire  Regiment    26  July  99  Leicester. 

Phillips,  Alec,  ;j.  Manchester  Companies  Vol.  Med.  Staff  Corps .17  May  gglManchester. 

Reid,  Hamilton  Chambers,  i/i?.  Glasgow  Company  Vol.  Medical  .-ftaff  Corps  ...jn  Mar.  99 'Glasgow. 

Richardson,  William,  MI). p.  7  Volunteer  Battalion  Liverpool  Regiment  .5  July  ggiDouglas, 

Rigby,  James  Arthur.  MD.  p.  ;  Lancashire  Vol.  Artillery  (S.  Division  R.  Art.)  '29  May  9=;  Preston, 
Rutherford,  John  Victoi-  W.,  MB.  i  Northiimberland  Vol.  Art.  (W.  Div.  R.  .\rt.)j2i  Nov.  04 
Ryan,  Edward  William  St.  Vincent,  p.  16  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles  ;  Cifj/  of) 

London  Imperial  Volunteer  Infantrij... S 

Saville,  John  George,  p.  5  A'olunteer  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment    

Shaw,  James,  MD.p.  i  Bucks  Volunteer  Rifles 

Sleman,  Richard  Reginald,  BA.  LSA.  20  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles  ;   Citt/  oft 

London  Imperial  Vol  in/ tee  nt J 

Smart,  David, 7).  2  Volunteer  Battalion  Liverjjool  Regiment 

Smith,  Robert  Sinclair,  p.  1  Volunteer  Battalion  Royal  Highlanders  

Stacy,  John  Herbert,  i  Volunteer  Battalion  Norfolk  Regiment 

Stirling,  Robert,  MD.  p.  4  Volunteer  Battalion  Royal  Highlanders    

Stuart,  Thomas  Edmund,;*,  i  Essex  Volunteer  Artillery  Eastern  Div.  R.  Art.... 
Thomas,  Jusiah  Telfer,/*.  i  Vol.  Battalion  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Li-j-^r  Inlantry... 
Thompson,  Francis  Henry,  y.  r  Volunteer  Battalion  Shropshire  Li,^ht  Inf...... 

Thorne,  Atwood,^*.  i  Cicquc  Ports  Vol.  Rities  ;  City  of  London  I, ,1  p.  Voh 

Todd,  David,  i>.  i  Durham  Volunteer  Artillery  (W.  Division  Royal  Artillery)  ... 

Warwick,  Francis  James  Lewis.  MB.  i  Tower  Hamlets  Volunteer  Rifles  

Whiteford,  James  Harris  Garcia,  MB.  p.  Clyde  Division  Submarine  Miners/ 

Royal  Engineers  (Volunteers) •• .) 


Bfirwick. 

Banff. 

Burnley 

Ipswich. 

Newark 

Weston-super-Mare. 

Weymouth, 

Dundee. 
6  July  99' Bury  St.  Edmunds. 
29  May  95!  Preston. 
18  July  g6j[nverness. 
13  May  96I  Falmouth. 
21  May  go  Ayr. 
13  June  88  St.  Andrews. 
5  May  88  Gt.  Scotland  Yard. 
27  Mar.  89  Lincoln. 
Mar.  g7  City  Road. 


2  Oct. 

3  Oct. 

30  Aug.  99 

26  Nov.  90 

12  July  99 
30  Sept.  96 

4  Oct.  yu 
7  Sept.  98 
2  Dec.  96 

7  Juneqd 

8  Mar,  00 
8  Oct.   9S 

I  Oct.    95 
10  Mar.  97 

14  Oct.   96 


Newca&tle-on-Tyne, 

King  William  St. 

Ardwick. 
Great  Marl«v. 

Duke's  Road,  W.C. 

Liverpool. 

Dundee. 

Norwich, 

Perth. 

Harwich. 

Falmouth. 

Shrew.^bury. 

City  Road. 

Sunderland. 

Gray's  lun  Road, 

Greenock. 


719 


Medical  Reserve  of  Officers. 


SuHGEON  Lieutenants. 

Bourke,  Edmund  U.  F.  ^tllcW.  iS  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles 

Boyd,  Campbell,  >>.  3  Volunteer  Battalion  West  Surrey  Regiment 

Brown,  James  Pearson,  MB.  p.  5  Vol.  Bn.  Artryll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders 

Brownfield,  Harrv  Munyard.  3  Volunteer  Battalion  Hampshire  Regiment    

Bucknill,  Chas.  Kdw.  Reading,  p.  2  Vol.  Battalion  East  L*incasbire  Regiment... 

Callender,  Eustace  Maude,;'.  12  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles 

Collett.  Henry  George  Outram,  p.  1  North  Riding  of  Yorkshire  Volunteer  Art. 

de  Lcgh,  Harry  Legh.^j.  1  Volunteer  Battalion  Yorkshire  Regiment 

Dobie,  David  R.  MI)  .  2  Volunteer  Bn.  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers   

Downes,  Edmund,  MB.  FRCS.Ed.  2  Sussex  Volunteer  Artillery 

Dyer,  Edmond  Eustace,  JfB.  7  Volunteer  Battalion  Argyll   and  Sutherland  ( 

Highlanders ) 

Evans,  William  Owen,  ;).  2  Volunteer  Battalion  Welsh  Fusiliers     

Ferguson,  Robert  T.  ]>.  6  Volunteer  Battalion  Royal  Highlanders  

Groliani,  Jolua  Henry  Porteous,  4  Volunteer  Battalion  Liverpool  Regiment 

Green,  Conrad  Theodore.  ».  i  Volunteer  liattaboii  Cheshire  Regiment  

Griffiths,  William  A.  p.  1  Volunteer  Battalion  Hampshire  Regiuient    

Henderson,  Albert,  MB.  p.  1  Aberdeenshire  Royal  Engineers  (Volunteers)    ... 

Jones,  Arthur  Lloyd,  3  Glamorgan  Volunteer  Rifles 

Lawsoii,  David  James,  MD.  p.  i  Dorsetshire   Volunteer  Artillery       

Livesey,  Edgar  William,  Surg.  dipt.  Alderney  Artillery  Militia   

Luce,  Richard  Harman,  MB.  p.  i  Volunteer  Battalion  Dcrb.yshire  Regiment,.. 

M'Mullen.  John,  MB.  p.  3  Volunteer  Battalion  Liverpool  Regiment 

Mackay,  John  Sutherland,  MD.  p,  6  Volunteer  Battalion  Royal  Highlanders... 
Maclagan,  Charles  G.  MB.  p.  i  Volunteer  Battalion  Northumberland  Fusiliers 

Melville,  George,  MB.  p.  6  Volunteer  Battalion  Royal  Scots    

Mitchell.  Robert,  MD.  p.  Sia-g.  Cu/tf.  1  Vjlunteer  Bn.  Lancashire  Fusiliers  ,., 

Moir,  .Inhu  M.  MD.  p.  Highland  Volunteer  Artillery 

Pockett,  Lewis  Walter,^,  i  Lincoln  Volunteer  Artillery  (West  Div.  R.  Art.)    ... 

Pringle,  Arthur  Young, /).  i  Suffolk  and  Harwich  Volunteer  Artillery 

Spinks,  Charles  F.  p.  i  Dumbarton  Volunteer  Rifles     

Swain,  James  Steel,  p.  2  Tower  Hamlets  Volunteer  Rifles     

Taylor,  James,  MD.  6  Volunteer  Battalion  Gordon  Highlanders 

Tomory,  John  K.  MD.  p.  1  Sutherland  Highland  Rifles  

Vernon,  Arthur  H.  p.  4  Volunteer  Battalion  Hampshire  Regiment   

Vickery,  William  H.;^.  3  Volunteer  Battalion  Northumberland  Fusiliers 

W^ard,'jame8P.  S.;>.  2  Devonshire  Volunteer  Artillery  (West  Div.  R.  Art.)  ... 
Wright,  John  C.  p.  p.s.  2  West  Riding  of  Yorkshire  Volunteer  Artillery  


War  Services* 


DA.TB.      I 

2  Nov.  98' 
5  Dec.  94 

4  Oct.  99 

10  Oi^t.  00 

22  Mar.  99 

20  Feb.  90 

24  June  96I 
14  Apr.  97 
14  Sept. 98, 

16  Mar.  92! 

21  July 

30  Dec.  99 
T9  Aug.  96 

23  Aug.  99 

8  Mar.  99 
'24  Apr.  97 

3  Nov.  98: 

9  Sept.  96 

I  9  Nov.  98' 
18  July  961 

27  Oct.   97 1 

17  Aug.  98, 
23  Sept.  961 

5  Nov.  961 
2  Apr.  98' 

11  Jan.  99I 

25  Nov.  96; 
14  Oct.  96: 

5  Sept,  00 
2  May  00 

6  Oct.  00 

II  Dec.  95! 

28  Dec.  98I 

1  Jan.  981 

26  July  99' 

2  Sept.  90I 
16  Feb.  98' 


Harrow  Road, 

Bermondsey. 

Dunoon. 


W, 


Burnley. 
Somerset  House. 
\  Middlesbrough. 
Northallerton. 
Duns. 
Eastbourne. 

Alloa. 

Ha  warden. 

St.  Andrews. 

Liverpool. 

South  Birkenhead. 

Winchester. 

Aberdeen. 

Swansea. 

Weymouth. 

Alderney. 

Derby. 

Southport. 

St.  Andrews. 

Hexham. 

Penicuik. 

Bmy. 

Inverness. 

Grimsby. 

Harwich. 

Helen  sbui'gh, 

Keith. 

Golspie. 

Bournemouth. 

Alnwick. 

Devonport. 

Bradford. 


1  Surgeon  Lt. Colonel  Kiallmark  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1855  as  Staff  Siu'geon  with  the  Ottoman 
Cavalry,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Balaklava,  the  siege  of  Sebastopol^  including  the  attacks  on  the  Redan,  and 
the  battle  of  Tchemaya  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 


Inspector  General. 
DaBe,  Eicliard.i  CB.  MD.  FRCSl.  {Bepulu  In-'t 

spector  Oeneral^  3:  Dec.  73)[R] j 

Surgeon  Generals. 

Aucliinleck,  Graliame,^  il/Z).  LRCS.Ei 

Churcliill,  Alexander  Ferrier,^  BA.  Mb',  LSCsi.  > 

{Brimde  Siirgeoii,2i  June  87  ;  Siij-.;. 00^.27 0ct.g2i  J 
Fox,  Thos.Wm.5  MB.  MECS.  (Bng',  Sura.  27  Nov  70) 
Fraser,  Archibald  Henry,"  LFPS.Glas.  Hon.  Phy-  1 

sician  to  the  Queen ^ 

Gore,  Albert  Aug.'  CB.\MD.  LRCPi.  LECSr.     \ 

(Brio. Surg.  iS  Aug. S6;  Surg. Col. i^  Jan.  g^)  [R]  > 
irsT  Home,    Sir  Anthony  Dickson,*    KCB.  3ID.1 

MECS.IRI ^ 

Innes,  Sir  John  Harrie  Ker,'  £CB.  FBCS.  Hon.  \ 

Surgeon  to  the  Queen  [Til i 

Lamprey,  Jones,'"  MB.  LECSI. ..!!!!!!!!".!!!!... 

Maekinnon,  David  Reid,"  MB.  LECS.Sd. .............. 

Marston,  Jeffery  Allen, '2  C'-B.  MD.MECS.LSA.) 

(Brig.  Surg.  27  Nov.  79)  ;  Hon.  Surg,  to  the  Queen  ;  >■ 

Member  of  Army  Sunitari/  Committee ) 

Maunsell,  Thomas.'^  CB.  LTtCPI.  LECSI.  {Brig   \ 

Surg.  16  Oct.  86 ;  Surgeon  Col.  10  Mar.  92)  ) 

Nash,  William,"  MD.  3IECS.  (Brigade  Surgeon,  1 

2  Ma.y  88  ;  Surgeon  Colonel,  1  April  93)  ...  ( 
O'Nial,  John,i^CB.  LECSI.   (Brigade  Surgeon'  ait 

Nov.  79)  [R]  ■ .........'] 

Tarrant,  Thomas,'*  MD.  LECPI.  LECSI.  (Brig.  \ 

Surgeon,  zj 'iJov.  7g)     j 

Woolfryes.  John  Andrew,'"  CB.  CMG.  MD.  MECS.  \ 

LSA.  Hon.  Phgucian  to  the  Queen   .5 

SnRGEON  Major  Generals. 
Bradshaw,   Alexander   Frederick,'**  CB.  MRCP. 

MECS.  LSA.  (Brigade  Surgeon.  1 2  Mar.  82  ;  Surg. 

Colonel,  28  July  86).  Hon.  Phgsieian  to  the  Queen  . 
Colahan,  John,  3ID.  MRCS.  (Brigade  Surgeon,  16) 

July  S4  :  Surgeon  Colonel,  16  Oct.  Sg) J 

CoUis,  William',"  MECS.  (Brigade  Surgeon,  21  Feb.  ) 

82;  Surgeon  Colonel,  i2Ma.v86)  ) 

Davis,  James, ^"i-ffiCW/.  L AH. Dub.  (Brigoile  Surg. ") 

2g  Oct.  83;  Surgeon  Colonel,  19  Dec.  88) j 

Taught,  Jno.  Geo.''  MECS.  (Brig.  Surg.  17  Apr.  80); '( 

Hon.  Surgeon  to  the  Queen ' j 

Fraser,    Duncau    Ale.\ander    Campbell, ^^  MD.   > 

LECS.Ed.  (Brigade  Surgeon,  27  Nov.  79) j 

Giraud,  Charles  Herve, -^'ifiiC'S.  (Brigade  Surgeon  ) 

2  Apr.  84  ;  Surgeon  Colonel,  7  May  Sg)  [R] \ 

Hamilton,  John  'Butler,^*  MD.  BA.  MRCS.  (Brig.  \ 

Surgeon,  27  Mar.  86;  Surgeon  Colonel,  30  Nov.  91) 
Hanbury,  Sir  James  Arthu'r.^i  KCB.  MB.  MECS.  \ 

Hon.  FRCSI.  {Brigade  Surgeon,  27  Nov.  79)   j 

Hinde,  George  Langford,'"  cB.  LRCSI.  (Brigade  > 

Surgeon,  25  Apr.  81) ^ 

Hoysted,    Thomas    Norton,^'    LECSI.    (Brigade\ 

Surgeon,  23  Oct.  81  ;  Surgeon:  Colonel,  3  Apr.  86)  i 
Lewer,  Robert,™  LECP.Ed.  MRCS.  LSA.  (Brig.  \ 

Surgeou,  i  Apr.  82;  Surgeon  Colonel,  16  Oct.  86)  j 
Madden,  Charles  Dodgson,™  CB.  LRCSI.,  Hon.  1 

Surgeon  to  the  Queen j 

Maxham,  John  William,  MD.  LRCS.Ed.    {Brigade  \ 

Surgeon,  ig  Pec.  88  ;  Surgeon  Colonel,  11  Jan.  94)  \ 
Meadows,  Robert    Wyatt,^'    MD.  MECS.  (Dep.\ 

Surg.  Qen.    6  Feb.  83)... ) 

Paterson,  Henry  Foljambe,  MD.  FRCS.Bd.  (Sur-t 

geon  Colonel,  T3  June  88) > 

Reade,  Sir  John  By  Cole,»=  CB.  LRCS.  Ed.  Knighf^ 

of  Grace  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem  (Dep.  Surg. Gen.  > 

23  Oct.  81),  Hon.  Surgeon  to  the  Queen  [R]   ) 

Sinclair,  James,^^  MD.  LECS.Ed.  Hon.  Phgsician\ 

to  the  Queen ) 

Smith,PhnipBToke,  MD. LRCS. (Surg.Col.  17N0V.S6) 
Thomson,  William  Arthur,  MB.  LRCS.Ed.  Hon.  \ 

Physician  to  the  Queen y 

Tippetts,  Alfred  MalpaSjSiJlfieC'S.  (Surgeon  Colonel,  ) 

20  Nov.  84) > 

Wade,  Frederick  Wm.  LRCSI.  (Surg.  Col.  31  Dec.  87) 
Walsh,    Thomas,3=  LRCSI.   (Brigade  Surgeon,   16  ] 

July  84;  Surgeon  Colonel,  2S  Oct.  Sq)    J 

Warren,  Johni^"  MRCS.    [R]    (Surgeon    Colonel,\ 

24  Oct.  88)    i 

Deputy  Surgeons  General. 

Cattell,  William,"-"  MECS.  FLS 

Olifton,  Robert  Walter,-"  MECS 

Gulland,  Alexander  Dudgeon,-"  MD.  LECS.Ed.  1 

Hon.  Surgeon  General i 

Hungerford,  Richard,-'*  iiiCS/ 

Irwin,  Chamney  Graves,*  MB.  MECS 

Jameson,  3ohaLyster,*^LRCSI.Hon.Surg.  Gen 

LandalD,  James,-"  l/D.  LRCS.Ed. 

UC  Manley,   William   George    Nicholas,-"    CB.  1 

MRCS.  Hon.  Surgeon  General  [R]     i 

Moffatt,  John  Edward,*"  LECSI.  Hon.  Surg.  Gen.  ... 

Murphy,  Thomas  John,  MD.  LECSI. 

Roe,  Samuel  Black,-'"  CB.  MB.  LECSI. 

Sinclair,  Edward  Malcolm,^  Jf/).  MRCS 

Stewart,  William,  MD.  LRCS.Ed 


Sal/  or  Eetired  Pay. —Medical  Department. 


720 


ASSISTANT 
SURGEON. 

BURGEON. 

surgeon 
MA.10R. 

DEPUTY 
SUBG.GEKT. 

INSPECTOR 
GENERAL. 

RET.    OK 

17  July  s.? 

21  July  46 

25  May  55 

4  Mar.  68 

24  July  72 

22  Dec.  48 
31  Mar.  62 

23  July  s2 
2t  Feb.  5: 

2  Oct.  57 

I  Mar.  73 
i3  Sept.6o 
;  6  Jan.  58 

22  Deo.  68 

28  Apr,  76 

3  July  72 

21  Feb.  71 

2  July  76 

23  June  80 
18  Sept.  77 

SURG. GEN. 

6  Feb.  83 

7  May  96 
18  May  87 
14  Oct.  84 

3  Mar.  86 

14  June  99 

15  Feb.  88 
18  May  87 

I  Oct.  60 

2  Sept .68 

I  Mar.  73 

10  Mar.  95 

I  Dec.  89 

17  Mar.  48 

9  Feb.  55 

14  Sept.66 

24  Dec.  73 

4  Apr.  80 

30  Nov.  86 

8  Apr.  42 

8  Oct.  50 
12  Dec.  43 

II  Mar.  53 

3  Nov.  57 
20  Mar.  54 

7  June  70 
12  r,ei.  63 

31  Dec.  58 
4  Mar.  77 
29  Nov.  71 

24  July  72 

14  June  83 
II  Jan.  79 

27  Jan.  80 

16  Oct.  84 

21  May  8i 

10  Nov.  54 

8  June  67 

I  Mar.  73 

18  Nov.  82 

7  May  89 

16  Oct.  8g 

I  Oct.  60 

I  Mar.  73 

17  June  75 

24  Nov.  95 

I  July  99 

14  Apr.  63 

I  Mar.  73 

2  Apr.  76 

6  July  96 

20  Nov.  971 

13  Apr.  52 

S  May  59 

13  Apr.  72 

26  May  80 

15  June  85 

14  June  87 

16  June  54 

10  July  66 

I  Mar.  73 

I  June  S3 

28  Oct.  89 

13  Nov.  go 

13  July  47 

20  Jal.y  55 

7  Oct.  67 

I  Apr.  74 

23  June  80 

14  June  8 i 

27  May  57 

17  May  71 

I  Mar.  73 

SURG.  UAJ. 
GENERAL. 

10  Mar.  92 

10  Mar.  95 

25  May  58 

I  Mar.  73 

I  Apr.  73 

14  Apr.  84 

30  Mar.  96 

14  Sept.55 

5  Apr.  71 

I  Mar.  73 

5  Apr.  92 

14  Apr.  94 

:o  Mar.  58 

I  Mar.  73 

I  Apr.  73 

II  Jan.  94 

15  Apr.  95 

5  Jan.  35 

9  Nov.  67 

I  Mar.  73 

3  Sept.84 

13  Nov.  go 

15  Dec.  92 

28  Oct.  53 

5  May  63 

I  Mar.  73 

21  May  81 

21  June  87 

27  Dec.  91 

10  Mar.  5S 

I  Mar.  73 

I  Apr.  73 

24  Jan.  94 

30  Nov.  96 

19  Jan.  60 

I  Mar.  73 

1  Apr.  75 

3  Oct.  95 

3  Oct.  98 

30  Sept.53 

20  Feb.  63 

I  Mar.  73 

5  May  8t 

14  Jmie  S7 

13  Jan.  92 

15  May  55 

19  Sept.68 

I  Mar.  73 

10  Apr.  85 

13  Jan,  92 

27  Oct.   92 

28  Sept.ss 

4  Feb.  71 

1  Mar.  73 

2&  Mar.  92 

II  Jan.  94 

I  Aug.  57 

9  Sept. 71 

I  Mar.  73 

10  Aug.  92 

3  Oct.  95 

14  Dec.  54 

5  Oct.  67 

15  Aug.  68 

28  June  76 

7  May  82 

I  Aug. 93 

31  Mar.  64 

I  Mar.  73 

28  Apr.  76 

29  May  98 

3  Aug.  98 

26  May  54 

22  Aug.  65 

I  Mar.  73 

27  Nov.  79 

16  Oct.   89 

10  Aug.  92 

19  Oct.  57 

15  Jan.  73 

I  Mar.  73 

23  Apr.  83 

I  Apr.  93 

9  July  96 

24  Mar.  54 

19  Apr.  64 

I  Mar.  73 

27  Nov.  79 

IS  Feb.  88 

I  Apr.  93 

5  Aug.  53 

29  July  62 

15  Aug.  68 

9  Hay  76 

27  Mar.  82 

28  Mar.  92 

15  Sept.  57 

2  Dec.  71 

I  Mar.  73 

7  May  82 

27  Oct.  92 

18  July  94 

14  Oct.  51 

31  Dec.  58 

4  Sept.71 

2  Nov.  79 

3  Mar.  86 

10  Mar.  92 

7  Apr.  54 

18  Oct.  64 

I  Mar.  79 

25  Aug.  80 

27  Dec.  91 

S  Apr.  92 

28  Sept.  57 

5  Oct.  72 

I  Mar.  73 

I  Feb.  83 

15  Dec.  92 

24  Jan.  94 

25  May  58 

I  Mar.  73 

I  Apr.  73 

18  July  94 

29  May  98 

9  Nov.  57 

28  Mar.  54 
28  Sept. 57 

I  Mar.  73 

12  July  64 
31  Aug.  72 

I  Apr.  73 

I  Mar.  73 
I  Mar.  73 

1  June  83 

27  Nov.  79 

2  Jan.  83 

I  Aug.  93 

6  July  96 

D.S.  GEN. 

12  Mar.  82 
21  June  87 

23  Nov.  89 
II  Apr.  88 

23  June  54 

16  Oct.  66 

I  Mar.  73 

27  Nov.  79 

14  June  85 

1  Oct.  83 

26  May  54 

24  Feb.  54 

2  Jan.  52 

15  Sept.  57 

22  Sept.65 

I  Dec.  63 

31  Dec.  58 

10  Jan.  72 

I  Mar.  73 
I  Mar.  73 
15  Dec.  71 
I  Mar.  73 

27  Nov.  79 
1 1  Nov.  80 
27  Nov.  7Q 
15  Jane  82 

4  Apr.  83 
10  Dec.  84 

4  Apr.  80 
30  Nov.  86 

13  June  88 
8  Jan.  91 
2  Jlay  83 
0  Dec.  go 

3  Mar.  55 

20  Oct.   65 

:  Mar.  73 

23  June  80 

18  Nov.  82 

28  June  84 

14  Mar.  51 
28  Apr.  54 
4  Aug.  55 

28  Mar.  54 

29  July  53 

26  Jan.  58 
20  June  65 
22  Dec.  6g 
28  June  64 
8  July  62 

14  Mar.  71 
I  Mar.  73 
I  Mar.  7  3 
:  Mar.  73 
I  Mar.  73 

15  Nov.  78 
27  Nov.  79 
I  July  81 
27  Nov.  79; 
27  Nov.  79' 

7  May  82 
25  J'lly  83' 
13  Nov.  Bi\ 

9  Jan.  81 

27  Sept,82 

10  Sept.84 

11  Sept.  90 
19  Dec.  88 
16  July  84 

721 


Half  or  Betired  Pay.— Medical  Department. 


ASSI5TAKT 
SUEGBOW. 

Deputy  Si-bcfoxs  Gbxeeal.  — -tTTi',^. 

ThonM^on  Joseph  J.,J.BrP/.raC.«.ff<.»..^.ry.e«;j-4  Ju^y        _.  ^^^   ^. ,  ,  ^^^^  ^-  ^.  ^.^^  ^. 

TuUoch,  John,^'  MD.  Mltth .^ ;. — ■  ■•  _{  ..,_  =^  ,;  v„„  -.,„  Anff  fi. 


SUBGEOH  t  BEIGADE  DBP.8DBG. 
UAJOB.     [sUBGEOnJ  GENEBAL. 


Tuson,  Ed^^.  BaileT,->'*',UiJC'.S.i;s^.  Son.  Surg.  Oen. 
Webb,  Randolpli,"  J^-Rt'S.  iSJ - 

Deputy  Ikspectoe  Geseeai,. 
Menzies,  Edward,!*  Jf  BC'S 

SCKGEON   COIONELS. 

Archer,  Saiimel,''i  MECS. 


20  Auff.  44 
15  Dec.  54 


29  Oct.  41 


9  Mar.  67    I  Mar.  73  =7  Nor.  79'  i  Sept.  83 
~  ■     16'  1  Mar.  7327  Nov.  7)    2  May  83 

420  Aug.  64       24  July  72 

67J  1  Mar.  73:  4  Apr.  80  16  Jnly  84 


10  Nov. 
23  Oct. 


DEP. 
INSP.  GEX 


HALP  PAY. 

28  JuTv  86 
2  May  88 
4  Mar.  7c* 

24  Oct.   88 


aoXOBABY 
IXSP.  GEN. 


26  July  53!2Q  Oct.  61    4  Mar.  68:17  Aug.  70J17  Acjr.  70 


DBG.SUBG.  SUKG.  CO;. 


\tkms,'rharres  Alfred.'a  LTtCP'.  URCS. 30  Sept.63 

^^i,an,'M.chaeV«  7-«C«.  J.ECSJ 3-  M-    . 

Scott,  Fred.  Beaufort,""  CMB.  MI).  M( h.  MSCS. 
Welch,  Francis  Heury,  '■^FJtCS.  LSA.  a.g.m.  73  ! 

(Home  DM  rid)  ' 

COLOITEI-S. 

Ferauson.  Eichard  Pntrick/^LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed. 


Major,  Na'noleon  Bisdec,  MRrs.  L^A.    . 
Mamisell,  Charles  .Vlhert,-'  MD.  LRfSI^. 


Pollock,  Ctarles  Frederick,:"  SAJ^^.  MCI,    ... 
Hiordan,  WilUam  Edward,*  LRCFI.  LhCST.  ... 


Brigade  Sl'bgeonb. 
Ashton,  WilUau),:»  MB.  LRCSI.    ■■■■--■;■■■/-:■;:■■■; 
Beath,  John  Henry ,:«  CB.  MD.  LRCS.Ed.  (Stirh«g) 

Beattie,  James  Forbes."  MD.  MCh... 

Berkeley,  Richard  William.  MECS 

Bovd.  William  Cathcart,:»  LRCSI.    -y--------- 

Carter,  Rowland  Wimbum,:9  MD.  MRCS.  LbA 

Chappell,  Jolm  James.  MD.  MRCS.  ISA 

Cherry,  WilUam,  LRCFI  LRCSI.    ...    -■■■■ 

Codriiigton,  Oliver,™  MD.  MRCS.  LSA  FRMS.. 
Comyn,  John  Sars6eld,"  MD.  FRCSI.  (.Bradford)... 
Corb'an,  Laurence.^  DL.  MD.  MRCS.  {Alderthot)  ... 

Davidge,  John,»  iifCS/ ................. 

Don,   William  Gerard,"  MD.  LRCS.Ed.  Medicall 

Officer  for  Secruitiiitj,  London  .........> 

Elkinston,  Arthur  Guy,"  LRCSL  Grenadier  Gds. ) 

Hon.  Denutij  Surgeon  General  > 

Ferguson,'Austin  Jonas.""'  LRCSI.    

Fcrsuson,  Hector,i^:  LRCSI 

Fthlliott.  Nicholas,»*  LliCPf.  LRCSI.     

FfoUiott:  William,"  LRCPl.  LRCSI 

Fleming,  Joseph,*>  MD.  FRCS 

Gardiner,  William  Alexander,  LRCSI.  (Iptwich) 

lliraud,  B.yng  Thomas."  MD.  LRCS.Ed 

Harvey,  Charles  Hamilton.'^  MD.  MRCS.  LSA.     .. 
Herbert,  Henr\-  Carden,  3ID.  FRCSI.  LRCF.Ed. 


■;  Aug.  58    I  Mar.  73I  i  Apr.  73  16  Oct.  87123  Nov.  89   9  July  u^ 

iMar.  73  23Apr.  ;8i2Sept.84    'Aug.  93    3N0V.  97 

I  Mar.  73128  Apr.  76  29  Dec.  88  24  Jan.  94  27  Jan.  97 

I  Mar.  73'  I  Apr.  73  25  July  8;    i  Aug.  91  13  June  98 

3  Sept. 70    I  Mar.  73    4  Aug.  85I  4  Mar.  8630  Nov.  91 

.,  „,...  -.,    I  Mar.  73128  Apr.  76    5  May  Sr  6  June  93!  2  Sept.go 

19  Jan.  6oi  I  Mar.  73!  i  Apr.  75  ,2  May  88  27  Dec.  9127  Feb.  03 

'  Oct.  62,  I  Mar.  73|28  Apr.  7623  Jan.  8825  Dec.  92;  9  Dec.  q-:. 


I  Apr.  61    I  Mar.  73 


31  Mar.  621  I  Mar.  73 
2  Oct.  66}  I  Mar.  73 
I  Oct.  62'  I  Mar.  73 
I  Oct.  67!  r  Mar.  73 

30  Sept.641  I  Mar.  7 


10  Mar.  7624  Feb. 


86'  s  Apr.  02 

COLONEL. 


28  Apr.  76J13  Apr.  87  6  Sept.  02 
2  Oct.  78.14  Dec.  92130  Nov.  96 

28  Apr.  76*31  Deo.  87!i.5  Dec.  92 
I  Oct.  79'  I  Oct.  87    3  Aug.  98 

30  Sept.75|  6  May  90  13  ^^pr.  95' 


I  May  Qo 

13  Mar.  90 

6  Nov.  00 
24  Sept.  00 

7  Sept.gS 
4  July  ••• 


HON. DEP. 
SCBG.GEN. 


15  Sept. 57  27  Mar.  72    i  Mar.  73   5  Oct.  82 

tS  Sept.57  24  Feb.  72    I  Mar.  73  27  Sept.82;  9  Dec.  82 


30  Sept.63 
22  Apr.  58 
22  Jan.  58 
28  July  54 
19  Jan, 
19  Jan.  60 
13  June  59 

2  Jan.  38 
30  Sept.  64 

5  Aug.  58 
•22  Jan.  58 

1 1  Mar.  53 

I  Sept. 58 

30  July  55 
13  Oct. 

I  Oct. 

31  Mar.  64 
22  Sept.  58 

9  Nov.  57 
1  Mar.  61 
15  Sept.  5 


I  Mar.  73  28  Apr.  76 
I  Mar.  73  I  Apr.  73 
I  Mar.  73  1  Apr.  7j 
9  Mar.  67'  I  Mar.  73 
I  Mar.  73^  I  Apr.  75 
I  Mar.  73j  I  Apr.  75 
1  Mar.  73  7  Jan.  75 
1  Mar.  73  I  Apr.  73 
I  Mar.  73I30  Sept.76 
I  Mar.  73    I  Apr.  73 

I  Mnr.  73'  I  Apr.  73 

4  .Ian.  712  Feb.  81 


30  Oct.  01 

I  Mar.  7 
13  Jan.  69 


27  June  881 

9  Sept.  85] 

8  Sept.  83  21  Jan.  85 
27  Nov.  79  26  Nov.  84 

I  Apr.  86 

3  Apr.  86  28  Mar.  87 
10  Aug.  85  27  Mar.  86 
18  Nov.  82115  Jan.  83 
24  Feb. 
10  Sept.  84   4  Oct.  86 

I  Sept.83|i8  Apr.  85 


13  Apr.  87 
6  Dec 


I  Apr.  73'  I  Nov.  84 
,    I  Mar.  73  21  May  81  19  Aug.  85 
15  Feb.  711  I  Mar.  73  30  Nov.  81    8  Oct.  82 


I  Mar.  73  28  Apr.  76 

1  Mar.  73  28  Apr.  76 

I  Mar.  73    I  Apr.  73 

I  Mar.  73    I  Apr.  73 

I  Mar.  73  15  Apr.  7=15  June  85  24  Feb 

8  May  ■         '       ~ 


8  May  89 
24  Oct.  88 
10  Dec.  84J  2  Apr.  87 

8  Nov.  82  20  June  83 


29  Dec.  c. 
9  Dec.  c- 
31  May  Qc. 

6  May  90 
21  Jan.  85 

26  Nov.  84 

7  Apr.  89 
28  Mar.  87 

27  Mar.  86 

15  Jan.  83 

12  Sept. St 
4  Oct.    ^ 

18  Apr. 

13  Apr.  87 

16  Dee.  i' 

19  Aui:. 

8  Oct. 

25  Sept.o., 

19  Mar.  90 
2  Api.  37 

20  June  S3 
24  Feb.  i 


I  Mar.  71   9  Dec.  82  21  Dec.  87I21  Dec.  87 

—  -'    -      ■    .  .     ....  ^..^  14  Dec.  54    4  Oct.  D71  I  Mar.  73  27  Nov.  79       27  juij  01 


Hulscberg,  John  Wild^^ 

Inues,  Charles  Alexander,!"  ifD,  LRCS.Ea.     .....^_ 

Jackson,  .^irRobt.  Wm.M  rcB.  LRCFI.  FRCSI.tRJ 

.Teffcoat,  James  Henrv,!"'-  MRCS.  LSA 

ICnuggs,  Henry ,»9  Jf-ffC.V.  ISA.  MB.  (Searborough) 

l.ofthouse.  Rich.  Chapman, "«'3rD.jri?CS.XS.i 

Macbeth,  Hugh  Mackay,  LRCSI 

Mackenzie,  John,i"=  MD.  LRCS.Ed 

Macnamara,  William,  MD.  LSCSI. 

Meane,  John.iM  jrc  MRCS 

Moore,  Frederick  William,'"  MBCS 

Non-is,  Nathaniel,!"^  MRCS.  LSA "• 

iVLearv,  Eugene  Fraucis,i<«  UD.  MRCS - 

■Oliver.'William  Silver.iowl/D.  LRCSI - 

Paxtoii,  James,'«  MD.  LRCS.Ed.  (Bedford) 

Perry,  Geor2e,i«-VjBC.S ••■ 

Pres'cott,  Albert  Stanlev  Knight,""  MRCS.  LSA.    ... 

Ray,  Sidney  Kevworth.^-.T/ifC.S.  (Colchetter) 

Robinson,  j'ohn.''^  LRCFI.  LRCSI. 

Roch,  Sampson."*  XflCP/.  MRCS 

Roe,  William  Carden.'-^  LRCSI. 

liose,  Henry  Joseph,'"  ifir.S/.  

^canlan,  FitzGerald  Edward.  MRCS 

-iemple,  Andrew,"^  MD.  LRCS.Ed 

skues,  Frederick  Mackenzie,  MB.  LRCS.Ed 

slv,  WiUiam,"6irsC,S.  LSA 

.<i>arrow,  John'"  afSr.s.  LSA 

.staples,  Francis  Patrick,'-'"  MSCFl.  MRCS. 

-ymons,  Jn.  Trehane  May.  MIi.LFFS.  Glat.  LSA.. 

loevan,  Thomas,'^'  LRCSI. 

■*•£  Temple,  William,'22  3/B.  LRCsI , 

'.-eale,  Henrv  Richard  Lobb,'«  ai/).  LRCS.Ed 

\\at.ers,  Robert.'"  CB.  MD.  LRCS.Ed 

Watts,  .Ioseph,'=5  3/Jf  C.«.  LSA 

■.Vhite.  Thomas  Henry,  MD.  LRCSI.    

.Ihitla.  George,  LRCSI 

.Vl\itt;lker.    John     Henderson,     LRCSI.    Surgeon  1 
Rot/Ill  Hibernian  Militorg  School ) 


14  Mar.  55:  4  Mar.  681  i  Mar.  73I  5  Jan.  ;iji4  Sept.Si!i4  Sept.8i 


26  May  54  7  Aug.  66 

5  Aug.  58;  I  Mar.  73 

22  Apr.  58:  I  Mar.  73 

4  July  54  9  Mar.  67 
22  June  58  I  Mar.  73 

5  Aug.  58  1  Mar.  7 


I  Mar.  73 
T  Apr.  73 
I  Apr.  73 
I  Mar.  73 
I  Apr.  73 


6  Oct.  54 
24  Dec.  52 
28  Oct.  53 

2  Apr.  55 

9  Feb.  56 
IS  Sept.  57 
22  Apr.  58 
ig  Jan.  55 

6  May  58 
20  Apr.  59 
22  Sept.58 
14  Dec.  54 


3  Sept.84!3oMay  85 

16  Apr.  84 

27  Nov.  79]  6  Aug.  84 

6Aug.84       

I  Apr.  73  10  Sept.84!      

16  May  671      127  Nov.  79I21  Jnly  80 

21  Sept. 60]  5  Nov.  72  26  Mar.  8o!23  Mar.  81 
May  631  I  Mar.  73  27  Nov.  79  14  Nov.  85 


=  May  81I16  De'c.  82  16  Dec.  8- 
"  -    ■    -  '      "       -    30  May  ».- 

5  May  86 

6  Aug.  84 
6  Feb.  So 

24  Feb.  88 
21  July  80 
23  Mar,  81 
14  Nov.  85 


I  Apr.  68    1  Mar.  73]  9  Jan.  81  24  June  85 
30  Aug.  71    T  Mar.  73127  Mar.  82:12  Dec.  83 


3  Feb.  72    I  Mar.  73123  Aug.  82 
1  Mar.  73    I  Apr.  73  28  Apr.  84 
I  Mar.  73  26  Feb.  76      - 
I  Mar.  73    I  Apr.  73 
1  Mar.  73  30  July  74 
I  Mar.  73   1  Apr.  73 
23  Oct.  67    I  Mar.  73 

i  Dec.  54  26  June  67    1  Mar.  73 

6  Mar.  55  15  Feb.  6S    i  Mar.  73 
I  Apr.  73 


30  Apr.  58 
10  Nov.  54 
28  Feb.  55 
8  Dec.  57 
3D  Jime  54 
I  Apr.  61 
8  Dec.  57 


I  Mar.  75 
8  June  67 
14  Oct.  68 

1  Mar.  73 

2  Nov.  ot 
I  Mar.  73 

Mar.  73 


I  May  83 


26  July  87 


31  Dec.  87 

30  June  84 

25  Sept. 89 

20  Nov.  84 

27  Nov.  79I 18  Feb.  8 

27  Nov.  79I11  Nov.  80 


30  June  54  16  Oct 

Nov.  58    I  Mar.  73  18  Oct, 


14  Aug.  55 
19  Jan.  60 
5  Apr.  55 
19  Jan, 


26  Feb.  70 

24  Nov.  60 

II  .\pr.  63 

I  Mar.  7:; 


15  SeDt.37Ji3  Apr.  7j 
.3  Oct.  57  23  Nov.  72 


30  July  80!  I  Oct.  81 
3  May  84I10  Sept.84 
I  Mar.  73  27  Nov.  79'  5  Jan.  81 
I  Mar.  73  28  July  8o'i6  Dec.  82 
I  Apr.  73  20  June  83  2  Apr.  84 
I  Mar.  73I27  Nov.  76130  Nov.  81 

I  Apr.  76:20  Sept.  87 1      

■,  Apr.  73'3i  July  83!      

27  Nov.  79  30  July  80 

73  10  Apr.  85       

Mar.  73  27  July  81    2  Jan.  83 

I  Mar.  73  15  June 85        

I  Mar.  73  18  Feb.  81    3  May  84 
;  Apr.  75|26May  86 
I  Mar.  73!  8  Oct.  82 

I  Mar.  73120  Apr.  S3 


24  June  8^ 

12  Dec.  83 
I  May  83 

27  June  88 

13  May  88 
26  July  87 
31  July  91 

4  Nov.  89 
18  Feb.  81 
II  Nov.  80 

1  Oct.    8; 

I»  Sept.84 

5  Jan.  81 
16  Dec.  S? 

2  Apr.  84 
30  Nov.  81 

I  Feb.  88 

1  Sept.  Sj 
30  July  88 

7  Nov.  89 

2  Jan.  .83 

4  Apr.  «4c 

3  May  84 

5  Feb.  90 
I  Feb.  83    I  Feb.  S-, 

6  July  84 1  6  July  84 


Half  or  Retired  Pay. — Medical  Departinent 


Brigade  Surgeons. 

Wiles,  Juliu3,«6  ifRCS.  LSA 

Wills,  Caleb  Sheiai-.'^"  CB.  LRCPI.  ijffics/. ' 
Wilson,  James,'-8  MB.  LltCSI.  {Atdenhot)  .. 
Wilson,  William  James,'-'  MD.  MRCS 


722 


iSSISTANT 
6UBGB0N. 

?4  Nov,  54 
7  Aug.  66 
5  Aug.  58 


4  Feb.  71 

I  Mar.  73 

, ,  _     I  Mar.  73 

I  Apr.  61'  I  Mar.  73 


bURGBOIV 
U^JOR. 


BRIG.VDE 
SURGEON. 


1  Mar.  73[i,s  Oct.  81 
10  Dec.  75;  2  Apr.  87 
I  Apr.  73!  7  May  89 
I  Apr,  76  28  Mar.  87 


I  Mar.  73[  I  Oct.  79J  i  Oct.  87 


BHiGiDR  Surgeon  Lt.Colonbls. 

Barry,  John.  3/ZJ.  i_RCS.£./.  (QHpf,;s?oB^„)  i  Oct    67 

Boileaa,  John  P.  Hamilton,  BA.  MB.  DPS  Diib  ]\  '       ■ 

FSCSI.   {Tron-hridge) '  l\i°  Sept.64|   i  Mar.  73|3(:  Sept. 76 

Brown,  Anth.  Lennox,"'  LRCPI.  LRC.'il.  {jrariei/)' 31  Mar.  68 
Brown,  Henry  Thomas.'^^  JIZ),  LKCSI.  MRCPI  'ti  Mar  66' 
Clapp,  Wm.  Hen.  Bant.'"  MD.  URCS.  (Pontrfrnei)  '  i  Oct.    62I 

Climo,  William  Hill,  J/O.  J/ii!C.S- '.,.  ,  Apr   61 

Close,  Charles  Stratherne,  iflCP/.  Jl/iiCS !!    1  Oct.   62 

Collins,  Robert,  il/-B.  il/C/t 31  Mar  65 

Fannin,  John  Ed.  LRCPI.  LRCSl.  (Eatthonriie)  ."    1  Oct.  62 

Ferguson,  Frederick,:^  3/"D.  iJUCSi" 14  Apr  6-, 

Gallwey,  Matt.  Moriarty,  JfB.  JfCA.    iWrit.ca.iVc-l'i      „     '      1      „  i      ,^  . 

oit-Tyne)  j-     I  Oct.   67    I  Mar.  73    i  Oct.   79 

Greenhill,  Jos.  Riiige.'^"  FECS.  LSA.  {chrUti.-hurch)\zo  Sept  63I  i  Mar.  73  28  Apr.  76 
Howard,  Francis,"''  MD.  LRCSI.    [Home  DUfrict)  30  Sent  6-^       " 

Johnson,  Francis, -VJS.  ii-flCW ■■      ' -'' 

Johnston,  William,' »  MA.  MD.LliCS.Bd. ;  Assiif.  \ 

^''•ectof  Army  Med.  Service  23  Dec.  99  (temp.)  ...  ) 


RANK  OP 
LT.COL. 


1  Mar.  73  31  Mar.  So 
I  Mar.  73131  Mar.  78 
I  Mar.  73'28  Apr.  76 
I  Mar.  73!  I  Apr.  76 
I  Mar.  73  28  Apr.  76 
I  Mar.  73131  Mar.  77 
I  Mar.  73:28  Apr.  76 
I  Mar.  73J28  Apr.  76 
J 


HOlf.    DEP. 
SURG.  GE.V. 

31  July  83 


BBIG.SURG 
LT.COL, 


II  Jao.   94 


UUTIKBD 

OB 

HALF  PAY. 

31  July  83 
24  Aug.  89 
14  Feb.  91 
2  May  88 


4  July  96 
9  Apr.  96 
15  Dec.  97 


Koir,   William,'^  MB.   MCh.  Medical  Officer  fori 

Recruiting,  London j 

Kelly,  James  Bennett.'"  LRCPI.  LRCSI 

M'Nalty,  George  William,"^   CB.  MD.   FRCSI.\ 

Medicat  Officer  for  Recruitinq.  London    j 

M'Pherson,  Robert  Nasmyth,  LRCP.Ed.  MECS... 
MacAdam,    John    Stannard,    LRCPI.    LRCSI. ') 

{Southern  District)  j" 

Macartney,  Jaraes,'**  ilfO.  iffiCS/.  {Canterburi/) 
Mackinuon,  Henry  Wm.  Alex.'^'    DSO.    MRCS.  | 

LSA.  Medical  Officer  for  Recruiting,  London       .  f 

Murray,  John  Ross,"i!.M'D.jF'JSCS.  Eli 

M,yers,  Arthur  Bowen  Richards,'*'  MRCS.  LSA. 't 

A.G.M.  70.  Bl-igade  of  Foot  Guards i 

O'Brien,  Henry  Joseph, "»  HA.  MB.  MClt 

O'Farrell,  Ignatius  .U'Douoiih,  LRCPI.  LRCSI... 
Tomlinson,   Wm.    Winslow,'*'  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  1 

(Bristol)  ) 

White,  Charles,  MICCS.  LSA.  (St.  John's  Wood) 


31  Mar.  64 
2  Oct.   65 

30  Sept.  64 

30  Sept.  64 

14  Ajir.  6; 

31  Mar.  86 
31  Mar.  6; 

2  Oct.   68 
2  Oct.   6 

15  June  61 

26  Sept. 59 

2  Oct.  65 
I  Oct.  62 

30  Sept.  64 

31  Mar.  63 


1  Mar.  73  28  Apr.  76 
I  Mar.  73  28  Apr.  76 

2  Oct.  77 


I  Mar.  73 
I  Mar.  7n 


30  Sept.  84:23  Nov.  89 

31  Mar.  88I18  July  94 
31  Mar.  86  29  May  92  21  Oct.  96 

I  Oct.   821  8  Jan.  90    '  ■" 

4  Nov.  8i|i9  Mar.  90 

I  Oct.  82|2i  Dec.  87 
31  Mar.  851 13  Nov.  90 

I  Oct.  82I  4  Apr.  go 
14  Apr.  83  15  June  85 

I  Oct.   871  1  Aug.  93 


16  Dec.  94 
4  Nov.  93 
29  Ma.v  92 
14  Fob.  92 
26  Apr.  g3 
2  May  94 

22  Aug 


97 
30  Sept.  83!  4  Sept.  Ss!  16  Feb.  9j 

30  Sept.83  14  Sept. 88'  6  Dec.  93 

31  Mar.  34  16  Oct.  Sg'M  Deo.  92 


2  Oct.   85  13  Jan.  92   3  Aug.  92 

30  Sept.  76;3o  Sept.  84J14  Jan.  90 
I  Mar.  73  30  Sept.76j3o  Sept.  84  31  May  90; 
I  Mar.  7jj  i  Apr.  74  14  Apr.  83  11  Apr, 
I  Mar.  73I31  liar.  78  31  Mar.  &b\  3  Aug.  92 


I  Mar.  73  28  Apr.  76 


[  Mar.  73 
[  Mar.  73 


31  Mar.  82 


Surgeon  Lt. Colonels. 
Anderson,  Robert,'^ ifiCP.  MRCS.  FRCS.Bd.  LSA.   {Bun/ 

St.  Edmunds) '. 

Brebner,  Alexander, '»'  MD.  MCh.  LRCS.Ed 

Guinness,  Henry  Cramer,  LRCPI.  LRCSI 

Hensman,  Hy.  Frank, '".l/KC.S  Z.S.J,  i  Life  Gis.{Shoracliffe) 

Kirwau.  Albert,  FRCS.Ed.  DPII.  (Leicester) 

M'Cracken,  John  Alexander,'"  BA.  MD.  MCh 

Mcll.-idew,  Heinricb  Friedrich  Lawaetz.'^  i/D.  LRCS.Ed. 
Shaw,  Charles  Ktlward  Martin. '^°  MRCS.  LSA. 


Lieutenant  Colonels. 

Anderson,  Alexander,' >?  LRCP.Ed.  I.RCS.Ed.  (Gatwai/)  

Anderson,  John  Albert,'^'  MD.  LRCSI.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon 
Ash,  Robert  VacT,!»  MD.  LRCP.  MRCS.  LSA.  (Fleetwood)... 

Barker,  Frederick  Rowland,  MB.  MRCS.  LSA 

Barnes,  Raglan  Wvkehiim.  MRCPI.  LRCS.Ed.  LSA 

Barrow,  Frank  F.dward.""  J/«t'.S.  LSA 

Boulger,  Isaac,""  MRCS.  LSA 

Boyd,  Thomas, "'2  LRCPI.  LRCSI 

Bradford,  Robert  Mark,'"  LRCP.Ed.  MRCS 

Bridges,  William  Percy,  MRCS.  LSA.    ,,., 

Broclie,  James  Fitzgerald, "^  MD.  MCh 

Browne,  Abraham  Walker,'"  XffC'P/.  LRCSI. 

Campbell,  William, '«  MB.  MCh.  31RCP.Bd.  (Caterham)    

Campbell,  Wm.  John  Sinclair.'™  LRCP.  Ed.  LRCS.Ed 

Charlton,  Henry  Arthur  Herbert.  LRCPI.  LRCSI.   (Dublin) 

Coats,  James,'""  MB.  MCh 

Cogan,  Thomas  Sillery,'"'  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  (Gravesen.i) 

Connollv,Ben.  Bloomiield,'"  CB.  MA.  M D.  FRCS.(Woolunch) 

Corry,  George,'""  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed 

Craig,  Richard  Manifold.'^'  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  

Crowe,  James  Daniel,  Xii^t'P/.  LRCSI.  Mon.Brigade  Surgeon 
Curran,  Francis  George  Alye.  BA.  MD.  FRCSI.  (Dublin) 

pavy,  Francis  Arthur,'""  J/Xl.  LFPS.Glas 

Donovan,  Hugh  Latimer,'"  J/H.  MCh 

Fairland,  Edwin  James,'"'*  LRCP.Ed.  MRCS.  LSA.   (London) 

Pinlay,  William,  ZJecP/.  LRCSI 

Flood,  Samuel  James,';' iieCP.^rf.  FRCS.Ed.  LRCSI.  

IPrazer,  Peter  Thomas.'s"  LRCPI.  LRCSI.    

Gasteen,    William    Charles,"*'   MB.  BA.  MHOS.    Surgeon 

Royal  Military  Academy 

Tibson,  George  John,"*- JfX>.  MCh 

Hare,  George,  LRCP.Ed.  LFPS.&las 

Heather,  David  Campbell  Williamson,"^  LBCPI.  LMOSI. 

Hon. Brigade  Surgeon  

Holmes,  Thomas  James  Paul,  MB.  LRCSI.  (Kingston)  

tloysted,  John,'3;  iiiCP/.  ZieCS/.; 

Hunt,  John  Percival,'*'  MD.  LRCP.Ed.  FRCSI I 


I  Oct. 

I  Oct. 

30  Sept 


30  Sept.  7 1 


1  Oct. 
,30  Sept, 


2  Oet.  78   2  Oct.  86 

2  Oct.  77    2  Oct.  8s 

I  Mai-.  73'29Nov.  7=|i5  JuneSi 

I  Mar.  73:14  Mar.  83!  14  Mar.  83 

I  Mar.  73    2  Oct.  77    2  Oct.  85 
I  Mar.  73I28  Apr.  76;  i  Oct.   82 

I  Mar.  73  30  Sept.  76' 30  Sept.  84 

1  Mar.  7:;;3i  -Mar.  77J31  Mar.  S5 

SURGEON 
«"•■       l>I..jn„. 


26  July  87 
15  Dec.  92 
10  Mar.  92 
I  Apr.  89 

13  May  83 

14  Feb.  9 


3  June  93 
3  May  93 
6  Oct.  92 
9  Apr.  93 

3  Aug.  92 
26  Jan.  97 
26  Oct.  95 
31  Oct.  92 

4  Nov.  91 
io  June  96 


ASSISTANT 
SURGEON. 


3£  Mar.  68 

14  Apr.  61 
II  Oct.  59 
31  Mar.  62 
31  Mar.  68 
I  Apr.  71 
Mar.  64 


1  Mar.  73:31  Mar.  80 
I  Mar.  73  28  Apr.  76 


24  Aug.  Zj  16  June  9 
4  Nov.  S9  31  Oct.   94 
16  Sept  Qi|  7  Nov.  95 

SURGEON 
LT.COL. 


31  Mar.  88 
14  Apr.  63 


26  Apr.  93 
5  May  83 


30  Sept. 64    I  Mar.  75  30  Sept. 76  30  Sept  84  11  Nov.  9 


I  Mar.  73  12  Mar.  75  11  Oct.  79:3;  Ma,y  .^  . 
I  Mar.  73:25  June  80:3:  Mar.  82J25  Oct.  94 
I  Mar.  73I31  Mar.  8131  Mar.  88  26  Oct.  06 
I  Mar.  73,  I  Apr.  83'  i  Apr.  9!  3  May  93 
I  Mar.  73    4  Sept.  80  31  Mar.  84   6  July  94 


31  Mar.  68 


T  Apr. 
I  Apr. 

30  Sept, 
I  Oct. 

31  Mar. 
I  Oct. 
I  Oct. 
I  Oct. 


I  Apr 
I  Apr. 


31  Mar. 

31  Mar. 

2  Oct. 
I  Oct. 

I  Oct. 

I  Apr. 


I  Mar. 
I  Mar. 
I  Mar. 
6  Mar. 
6  Mar. 
1  Mar. 
4  Feb. 

4  Feb. 
I  Mar. 
I  Mar. 

5  Aug. 

5  Aug. 
JO  Sept. 

I  Mar. 
3  Feb. 
I  Mar. 
I  Mar. 
I  Mar. 
I  Mar. 
I  Mar. 
1  Mar. 
I  Mar. 
I  Mar. 
3  Feb. 
I  Mar. 
I  Mar. 

6  Mar. 
I  Mar. 

I  Mar.  73 

I  Mar.  73 
I  Mar.  73 

I  Mar.  73 


73  I  Oct. 
71  I  Oct. 
7331  Sept, 
So  6  Mar. 
80  6  Mar. 
73ljoSopt. 
77'  4  Feb. 
77'  4  Feb. 


LT.COL. 


:  Mar. 
)  Sept. 
I  f'eb. 


I  Oct, 

30  Sept. 
5  Aug. 
5  Aug. 

5  Nov. 

31  Mar. 
3  Feb. 
I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 

18  Nov. 

I  Oct. 
31  Mar. 

I  Oct. 

6  Apr. 
I  Oct. 
3  Feb. 
1  Apr. 
I  Apr. 
6  Mar. 

31  Mar. 

31  Mar.  80 


4  Apr.  94I  I 
I  Oct.   87|i3 
30  Sept.91'18 
92,  6  i\Iar.  ooji3 
92   6  Mar.  00  1 7 
83  30  Sept.gr'25 
89:  4  h'eb.  97  24 
89,  4  Feb.  97 
So   I  Oct.  88 
83  30  Sept.  91 
89    5  Aug.  97 
8g    5  Aug.  97 
87  30  Sept. 94'26 
8031  Mar.  88:17 
got  3  Feb.  g8J23 
83I  I  Apr.  giji^ 
79,   I  Apr.  87:20 
I  Apr.  91  21 

I  Oct.    83l29 

I I  Mar.  S3' 1 8 
I  Oct.  87  31 
6  Apr.  8q'25 
I  Oct.  88' 10 
3  Feb.  gS  23 
I  Apr.  87 
I  Apr.  9 

92:  6  Mar.  00 
80  31  Mar.  88 


2  Oct. 
I  Oct. 

I  Oct. 

I  Apr. 
30  Sept. 
26  Jan. 


31  Mar.  88 

2  Oct.  86 
23  Mar.  88 

I  Oct.   87 

3  May  93    7 
30  Sept.  94|:6 


90'  4  Feb.  9712 
31 


Oct.  93 
Nov.  87 
N^ov.  9  r 
Sept. 00 
Nov.  00 
Jan.  93 
Keb.  97 
Feb.  97 
Oct.  93 
Oct.  96 
Sept.  97 
.ruiy  00 
.Tune  97 
Oct.  94 
Feb.  gS 
Apr.  96 
Feb.  89 
Oct.  gi 
Jan.  96 
Jaa.  92 
Dec.  87 
Oct.  93 
Oct.  3S 
Feb.  gS 
Apr.  97 
Feb.  93 
July  00 
Apr.  88 

JazL.  90 

Oct.  91 
July  90 

Jan.  83 

Apr.  97 
Jan.  95 
Feb.  97 


723 


Half  or  Retired  Patj.— Medical  Department. 


Lieutenant  Colonbls. 
IrvinK,  Lewis  Allen,  LXCPI.  LECSI.  2[cdi<-al  Officer  for  J 

Recruiting ,  London      

Jagoe,  Henry,l»  MB.  MCh.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgenn  ............. 

James,   William   Mawer,  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ld.    School  of) 

Muekelrg,  Hijthe V'/ic-'f ' 

,7ennings.  Charles  Barromeo,  LRCPI.  LRCSI. 


lASSlSTiiirTl 
8URGK0X. 

I 

I  Apr.  71 
.    I  Oct.  67 


I  Mar.  73 
I  "Mar.  7.1 


SUBGUON 
.     UA.JOR. 

I  Apr.  83 
I  Oct.   79 


30  Sept.  75  30  Sept.  87 


SCBGEOX 
tT.  COL. 


I'Apr.  91 

I  Oct.   87 

30  Sept.  95 


(Taimlon)  jApr.71 


31  Mar  68    i  Mai".  73  31  Mar.  80  31  Mar.  8S  10  Aug.  92 

^        .  _  -mr _    A o-l     _    A  .^-      001.-    A  .\-     ... 


Joynt,  Henrv  William.  BA.  LCh.  JTRCPI. 

Kilroy,  Philip  Lefenvrc.  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.^...  ^  --        5, 

Knox!  Maurice,  "=  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  (Mder.hol).. 3i  Mar.  68 

Lamprey,  Joseph  .John,  LRCPI.  LRCS.Ed.  (H  aolwich)  

Latchford,  John,  B.J.  MB.  LRCSI.  (Dei-onporl)  

Lcckie,  David,  MB.  MCh ■■•••• 

L'Eatrange,  Albert  Halahan,'«  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  

Lvle,  Allau  Andrew,  LRCPI.  LRCSI ....„......^........... 

M"'CreeiT.  Nathaniel."'  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed.    {Cork  Dut.)  ... 

il'Cutchan,  James  Shaw,  MB.  MCh 

M'Gann,  .lames. "»  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  (Dithlin) 

M'Quaid.  Peter  John.'"  MD.  MCh.  H.H.  (Portumoufh) 

Macrobin,  .^drew  Arthur.=™  MB.  MCh 

Molloy.  Oscar  Frederick,2''i  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed ^ 

Moore,  Sandford,=»»  MB.  MCI,.  Hon.  Brigade  .Surgeon  . 2  Oct.   66 

Morean,  Jerome  Wm  '^'^  LttCPI. LRCSI.  Hon.  Brigade  Surg.\  i  Apr.  67 

O'Reilly  James,™'  MB.  MCh.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon i  Apr.  67 

O'ReillV,  John  Joseiih,='«  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  Hon.  Brigade  Surg.    ;  Oct.   65 

O'Reilly,  Thomas,"«  ii?CP/.  iZilCS/ 1  i  Apr.  .67 

Parker,  Walter  Augustus,  LRCP.  MSCS.  (Portimouth) ...... 

Patterson.  Thomas'Willmm,-'«  DSO.  LRCPI.  LRCSI.     31  Mai-.  66 

Powell   Caleb  K."^  MD.  MCh.  MKCPI -,,-•-    -  „  - 

Sly  John  Roche,  LRCPI.  LRCP.Ed.  LRCSI.  (  W.  DM.)   31  Mar.  63    i  Mar.  73  3:  Mar 
•'  -       -  ■•  ^vs  iiB.  MCh.  Medical  OJicerl 


31  Mai'.  68 

I  Apr.  71 

31  Mar.  63 


31  Mar.  66 


31  Mar.  68 
I  Apr. 


I  Mar.  73,  I  Apr.  83I  i  Apr.  88J15  Apr.  91 
1  Mar.  73]  2  Oct.  77  10  Mar.  92^15  May  95 
:  Mar.  73  31  Mar.  3o  2  May  94,  2  June  97 
4  Fob.  77 k  Feb.  89  '  4  Feb.  97,24  Feb.  9; 
1  Mar.  73l3t  Mar.  80  31  Mar.  88127  Mar.  " 
I  Ai)r.  83 


.\pr.  91,15  Apr.  q: 
31  Mar.  88  25  -Vpr.  8f 


3  Feb.  98 
31  Mar.  94 
31  Mar.  86 
30  Sept.  94 


23  Feb.  9> 
9  Sept.  9t 
4  Jui.v  91 
Sept  9; 


I  Mar.  73 

I  Mur.  73  31  Mar.  80 

3  Feb.  78  3  Feb.  90 
31  Mar.  74  31  Mar.  86 

I  Mar.  73:31  Mar.  78 
30  Sept.  74  30  Sept.  86 
30  Sept.73  30  Sept. 85 

I  Mar.  73 '31  Mar.  80 

I  Mar.  73'  I  Apr.  83 

T  Jlar.  73    2  Oct.   78 

:  Mar.  73    I  Apr.  79]  i  Apr.  87;3i  Aui 

I  Mar.  73    I  Apr.  79    i  Apr.  87I31  Aug.  8; 

I  Mar.  73    2  Oct.  77    2  Oct.  85  27  Jan.  81 


30  Sent.Q3i:g  Aug 

31  M;ir.  88  13  Apr.  of 
I  Apr.  Qi'26  Oct.   9; 

Oct.   8i,22jan.  87 


1  Mar.  73  I  Apr.  79 
3  Feb.  78  3  Feb.  90 
I  Mar.  73  3-,  Mar.  78 
5  Aug.  77  5  Aug.  39 
80 


re  Reynolds,  James  Henry, -'»  MB.  MCh.  Medical  OJicerl  I,,  jj^^  53    ,  Har.  73  23  Jan. 

R.  Armii  Clothina  laclarg  ■ >•  „,  ,  -pol, 

Robbins,  Henry  John.^>'  MB.  MCh.  LSA.  (Netleg)...   .....         4  Feb-  7, ,  4  Feh 

Robinson,  Robert  Henry,  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  (Gufcuey) i  Apr.  71 

Ro.'ers.  Sir  John  Godrrev,='-»  S:CMa.  DSO.  MB.  MCh I30  Sept.  71 

Ryan,  George,"'"  LRCP.Ed.  LRCS.Ed ,  i  Mar.  o3 

Seaman,  James.,""  MB.  .MCh. 1  i  «".  63 

Scott,  Harrie,'"»Ji/'ii.  LRCSL --■• 

Stannard,  Henry ,22"  LRCPI.  LRCSI. |  i  Oct. 

Steele,  William  Henrv,""'  MD.  BA.  LRCSI.  (Brittol)  2  Oc  so 

Stokes,  Alexander  HaldaJie,""'  MD.  MCh.  (Sonrfoi™) 1  i  Oct.  68 

Tidbury,  James,"" -VD.  3/CA ,•■:-  , 

Tobin.  Richard,""  MRCPI.  FRCSI 3'  Mar.  65 

Tuthill.  Phineas  Barrett,  ii.-l.  MD.  FRCSI 

V/ard,  Lloyd  Brereton,"";  LRCP.Ed.  MRCS. 

Wellings,  "Barnard  Wm."»'  LRCP.Ed.  LFRS.  Ola» 

White.'Wm.  O'Byme,  LRCP.Ed.  LRCSI.  {Tralee)    31  Mar.  65 

Williamson,  John  Gover,"»<>  LRCP.  MRCS.  LSA i  Apr.  71 


79 

39 

Mar.  73i  2  July  83 

I  Mar.  -TiliS  Nov.Sa 

I  Mar.  73:  I  Jan.  81 

I  Mar.  73    I  Oct.  3o 

30  Sept. 74[3o  Sept. 86 
I  Mar.  73;  I  Oct.  3o 
I  Mar.  73!  2  Oct.  78 
I  Mar.  73    t  Oct.  80 

3  Feb.  78   3  Feb.  90 
I  Mar.  73  31  Mar.  77 

4  Feb.  77  ,  8  Aug.  89 

31  Mar.  7431  Mar.  80 
30  Sept.  74  30  Sept.  86 

I  Mar.  73  31  Mar.  77 
I  Mar.  73    I  Apr.  83 


6  Apr.  93 

3  Feb.  98 
31  Mar.  86 

5  Aug.  97 
23  Sept  88 

25  Dec.  92 

4  Feb.  97 
2  July  91 
I  Apr.  91 
I  Jan. 

Oct 


7  -A^Pr-  9; 

23  Feb.  9J 
June  8^ 

21  Aug.  9- 
28  Nov.  8< 

8  Jan.  9' 

24  Feb-  9 
16  Oct.  9 

3  Feb.  9 

16  Jan.  3 

17  Oct 


30  Sept.  94  22  Jan.  9 

31  Oct.  94  24  June  9' 
31  Oct.  92    3  Mar.  9 


I  Oct, 
3  Feb.  98 
Mar.  8 


8  Oct.  9 
25  June  9 
29  Jul.v  8 


4  Feb.  97!24reb.  9 
31  Mar.  94 120  .\ug.  9 
3oSept.94l  fi  Feb.  9 
31  .Mar.  85  25  .\pr.  8 

5  Apr.  95'22  July  9 


A.9SI8TXlfT 


SUBGBON   MaJOBS 

Adcock,  John,  MD.  MRCS.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon  ...         ..^... [13  f'J^eg 

Alcock,  Nathaniel,"""  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  Surg.  Dublm  Md.  Pr.ion     ■_..•,■.-    '  Oct.  60 
Alexander,  WLlliam,"^  MD.  LRCS.Ed.  Hon.  Bngade  Surgeon  (PierihM)...    2  Oct.   65 
Ambrose,  John,  BA.  MD.  LRCS.Ed.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon  (Dertrfj)    . 
Arden,  George  Bankes  Flover,""  MRCS.  Hon.  De,mty  Surgeon  General 


31  Mar.  64 
9  June  54 


22  Sept.  58 
10  July  40 

7  Aug.  46 
31  Mar.  62 
14  Jan.  S3 
31  Mar.  65 

I  Apr.  61 
r4  Dec.  54 

I  Aug.  61 


I  Mar.  73 
I  Mar.  73 
I  Mar.  73 

25  Sept.  49 
8  Dec.  54 
I  Mar.  73 

25  Sept.  60 
I  Mar.  73 
I  Mar.  73 

21  Aug.  67 


imstrong,  Lancelot,""  MD 7  Apr.  54  x;  Oct^  64 

Ashton,  Gough,"M  BJ.  J/B.  LRCSI I  !  Oct.  62    1 -far.  7., 

Baker,  James  Bowyer."""  MRCS.  LSA.  Ho,i.  Brigade  Surgeon 28  May  57    ^  Aug.  7 

Baker,  Thomas  Young.  3/flrS.  L.SA.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon ,  i  Oct.   60 

Barker,  James,  LRCPI.  LRCSL    ,-••. 30  bept.63 

Barnwell.  Tobia8,=='^  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon 

Ban-on,  Luke,  MD.  MRCS 

Barry,  Daniel  Paterson,'""'  MD.  MRCPI.  MRCS 

Bartiey,  Acheson  George.""  MA.  MD.  MRCS  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon    ... 

Bart'ey,  Alex.  Fisher,  LRCSI.  Hon.  Defmtg  Surgeon  General  

Bate    \braham  Wm.""  Mli.  LRCSI.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon 

Batho,  Robert,  MRCP.  MD.  SIRCS.  LSA.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon  (Jerteg). 

Bealty,  James  M'Neill,  LRCSI.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon    r.;;--;-^-,  ■;.•■■; 

Belclier,  John  Waring,  J/D.  iJi-C.S/. //oil.  Brijra(i«!  S«r^eon(Fort  S(<kWou1  - 

Belemore,  Alfred  John,  MRCS.  LSA.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon    (ib  Apr.  02 

Bennett,  William  Fuller,"'"  MD.  MCh.  LAH.Dub i  Oct    67 

Beveridge,  Alexander  Watt."*"  MD.  LRCS.Ed i5  Sept.57 

BissctSncU,  William,""  MECS.  Hon.  Deputy  Surgeon  Oeneral  

Black.  William  Thomas"'^  ■■ -■- 

Blatherw-ick,  Thomas,  MRCS.  LSA.  Hon.  Deputy  Surgeon  General  .. 
Boult,  Edward  Farriugton,""i  MRCS.  LSA.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon  .. 
Boulton,  Edward  Joseph,"'"  MRCPI.  LRCSI.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon  . 

Brodie,  John  FitzGerald,  LRCP.  Ed.  LRCS.  Ed.  Hon.  Brig.  Surg. \Fermoy}    i  Aug.  5; 

Browne,  Charles  Henrv-."** -UA'CS.iS^l.  ifoii.Brij^u.if.Si'r-ycoit  ,  2  Oct.  65 

Carey,  Thomas,""  J/if'CS.i.S.4 • 24  J_an.  5. 

Carr'  Jonas  King,  MD.  FRCSI.  Hon.  Deputy  Surgeon  General [24  JUue  46 

Car.  ChBT]es  Yidler.'^^  MD.  MRCS.  Hon.  Deimty  Siirgeon  General -" 

Chapman,  Hen.  Theodore,""  iECP/.  LRCSI.  Hon.  Brig.  Surg.  {Bodmin) 

Clark,  James  Edward,"^'  MRCS.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon ••. 

Clarke,  Alfred  Fred.  Stafford,  MD.  MRCS.  LSA.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon ;  \ 

Surgeon  Royal  Military  College  -■■ - 

Oockburn,  James,  i  Life  Guards,  Hon.  Deputy  Inapector  Geiteral 

Cockburn,  James  Balfour,"''  MD.  MRCS.  LSA.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon 
Collier,  Hopetoun  Currie,"''  LRCP.  Ed.  LRCS.Ed.  Hon.  Brig.  Surg.. 

Collins,  Francis.""'  MD.  LRCS.Ed.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon , 

Creagh,  William,"'"  LRCSI.  LSA.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon 

Creau,  John  Joseph,"'' iJZCP J.  XaCSZ.  (Brighton)  , 

Cre.vk,  WilUsr...-"''  MB.  LRCS.Ed ,, M  Apr.  63 


6  May  53 
25  Sept.  46 

4  June  47 
31  Mar.  66 
ig  Jan.  60 


MAJOR.    ! 

31  Jau.  75'ii  Feb. 

Mar.  73    2  Sept.75Ji4  Aug 

I  Mar.  73    2  Oct.  78  28  Oct. 

I  Mar.  73  28  ^pr.  7623  Apr. 

9  Mar.  66        \  8  July 

1  8  Oct.   7 

28  Apr.  76,12  Feb.  8 

I  Mar.  73'23  May  S 

25  Oct.  75    7  Oct.  I 

28  Apr.  76  :o  Oct.  I 

I  Apr.  73,25  Apr.  E 

7  May  63J15  June  ( 

7  Aug.  661  7  Aug.  ( 

28  Apr.  76]io  May  S 

23  Dec.  72  T4  May  ; 

31  Mar.  77I16  Dec.  I 

I  Apr.  76116  Sept.i 

,24  Jan.  I 

I  Mar.  73:27  Jan.  761  7  Oct.  f 
I  Mar.  73;28  Apr.  76,22  Mar.  l 
I  Mar.  73;  I  Oct.   79,10  Oct. 

17  Feb.  72        J23Mar. 

IS  Feb.  61        ......       12  June 

20  July  55117  Dec.  66  30  Ma.y  i 
31  Dec.  581  4  Juue67   6  Jan 


.3 


I  Mar.  73131  Mar.  78 

I  Mar.  73j  I  Apr.  75 

I  Mar.  731  ^  ^^^'   ^ 

7  Oct.   71!   I  Mar.  73 

6  Jan.  58'3i  Jan.  72 

I  May  55,24  July  66 

i2June46J  9  Jan.  63  12  Juue66 

31  Mar.  66|  1  Mar.  73  31  Mar.  78 

I  Feb.  591  I  Mar.  73]  i  Apr.  74 

I  Apr.  61    1  Mar.  73,  i  Apr.  76 

15  Apr.  26  12  Sept.481  1  Oct.  58 


3  Mar.  54 
30  Sept.  63 

I  Sept.  54 
15  Oct.  59 

I  Oct.  68 


Jan.  64 1  I  Mar.  73 
Mar.  73 1 28  Apr.  76 
9  Mar.  67 

I   I  Apr.  75 

I  Mar.  731  '  May  81 
I  Mar.  73 1 28  Apr.  76 


24  Sept. 
14  Apr. 

7  Apr. 

I  Aug. 

6  Feb. 

I  Sept.- 
30  Nov*.  - 

"  .iug. 
18  Apr. 

I  Sept. 

24  Mar. 
5  Apr. 

10  Mar. 

7  Jan.  : 

25  Aug. 
4  Feb. 

16  May 


Half  or  Retired  Pay.—Medical  Department. 


SCRGEON   MiJOBS. 

Croker,  John  Bandal,  LSCPl.  LRCSI 

Cuinmm(f.  Kenneth  Wm.lffl. ifiCP  Ed  I'RC'ivi   'ir^"'ii"-'  ' 

Davies,  William  Brout;hton,  ^^S        ■^"■^^'^^■''''■^''"■Sr.g. 

Davis,  John  Norman    1/fl.  Ml/CS.  Ho„: Brigade  Surgeon 

Dickerson,  Stephen  Henry,  Macs.  ISA.  Son   SriaudV^.n-nln', 

Domenichetti.    Richard,^."  J/B.  LHCS.Ed.   Hon 

Queen.  Moriorcir:/  Dr/inh/  Insprclur  Qener'a'l 
Dooley,  George  Francis,  Ilan.  Brigade  Suraeon 

J)€  DouKlas,  Campbell  MilP    ■■■■'"    -  ~  ^- 

Du.llev   —      -- 


ASSISTANT 


8DB0B0N 
MAJOH. 


orar)  Phi/slcian    to  the") 
S 


Elliot,   2^ll\J,U!iLUii  r  lUiWYlCK,^'-'  JIJJ.  MliCS'     Mnn      Ti,;\^,.  }      C         

Eustace,  Edward,  MD.  LBCP.Ed   LRCSI  Bon   Brinlf  f""^""'- 
Evans,  Usher  Williamson.«5j^j5.  LRCSrkfrbX,  eJ'""' 

Fiddes,  John  llontgomery,  BA.  MB.  LRCSI.  Ho,,    Brio  Su,-a 

Fimiemore,  James  Horridge,=;_«iflC'S/.  Son.  Brigade  Siii-g  


1  Apr.  67 
I  Oct.  62 
=  Sept.  59 
4  Apr.  63 
2i  Dec.  54 


I  Mar.  73    I  Apr.  79 
I  Mar,  73  28  Apr.  76 
I  Mar.  73    I  Apr.  75 
I  Mar.  73  18  Mar.  7, 
_.    q  Nov.  67; 
14  Apr.  63    J  Mar.  73^28  Apr.  76 
3  Apr.  46  10  June  57!  ,  Apr.  66 

\'  Ocf  ■  ^'  "  m"""-  "■'^  Apr.  76 

lOct.   62^  I  Mar.  73  ,8  Apr.  76 

:4  Apr   63  i  Mar.  73I38  Apr.  76 

30  Sept.  63  I  Mar.  73  2S  Apr.  7(, 

I  Mar.  61  4  July  70    ,  jj^r  ' 

3ohept.D4'  I  Mar.  73  30  Sept.  76 

3  Apr.  46  8  Dec.  54,  3  Apr.  66 

'Nov.  58  I  Mar.  73  4  Sept.  73 


Fishboume,  Joseph  Eustace,'2-'Jfi):i.^Cs7;McFj3''ForBr;»'  «;;;„■' '  ^3  J"°es4:ii  Jan.  67 
Fletcher,  Wi!liam,=;5  iijc.S-/.    _.  • -^■^^■^•-^"•■"'J". -B"^.  Sary....|5i  Mar. ' 


.  6=;    I  Mar. 


-   ,   , I      „  I      „        73  31  Mar.  77 

Flood,  Samuel.-'^Sii^CP.AV.iiJCS/.ifo;'  Briaad,"k','i^'„i:n'.^'rn r'V 4  May  55  12  Oct.   70; 

,    Fogo,  Alexander  Scott.-"  MD.  MRCS   Ho\,    oipXSr&iT"''^  '°  ""P'-^^i   '  =^'''"-  " 

a  Footner,  Edward,=»i  J/B.  J.(M.J/iBC,S  ZSi   ffo™ra"^Bw„?V  ■<?■ 

^  Forsayeth,  Richard  WUUam,  £«CPZ.  X^^/.'g™:^^^;,   f  ^  *"-^-" 
Fj'ffe,  Wm.  Johnstone  2«  n  J    im    ru/^cr   Tr_      ^       .•'•_"■'' 


..    ,,       -  ,     „  -S--'-  J^D.  LRCSI.  Son.  Deputli' Sura   Beii"" 

Galbraith  Geo.  Tho.'2H.M,i/i,   LRCS.Ed.h,  Foot, Soi  Ln  itu    Gen. 

Garde,  Wdham  Henry,2»'J  ii?CP.£,(  LRCS  Ed  i-""F-  "en, 

Gardner,  Thomas  Turville,J«C'.S-.  LSA.  Hon.  'Srii/udeSurg^n 

Gibbon,  Edward  Acton   i«fP/.  LRCSI.  Hon.  Brigade  sjgeo    

Glllesp.e,  1  raukhn,  MD.  LRCS.Ed.  LAH.Dnb.  Hon.  Brigade 
Auiftanf  Surgeon  Royal  Milif<ir,f  College 

Gofcarty,  Henry  Alexander,''"  if  j.  MD.  LRCSI 

Goodwin,  John^'^i  


Surgeon  ;  \ 
3 


I  Grant,  Robert  Alexander  Fetei\^^KURciiyHm^'BrigyiSttrg''(Lu 


'  Grav,crarles,«'li-:^CS:  "^•"■-"--^■>- ^o"- ^"^.  *«r^.  (Invernen) 
Greig,  John,-'''  MB.  LRCS.Ed "'.'.".'.'.'.'.'. 

i  Halahan,  Samuel  Handy,  MD '.. 

i  y€  Hale,  Thomas  Egorton,^'^  BA.  ilD  ilRCS 

Harman  Wiiliam  Morton,=»7  BA.  MD.  FRCSI.  Hon'.Brig.'s'nrg 

Hams,  Wlllmm  Henry  ^»8  MRCS.  LSA.  Bon.  B,-igade  SurgeTn    

\  ^:^^^Q^^'iR^:  "-'■  ^'•^^""^  *"'^-«  '^-^^''^)  ■:■:■■■ 

Heath,  Robert  Edward,"™  J/U.  MRCS  

Hector,  James,3M  MB.  MCh.  Hon.  Brigade  sitrgeon 

rtdtint/,  London . 


It,', 


Medical  Officer  for  ) 


Brigade  Surgeon  . 


Bon.  Brig.  Surg... 


ujiii,uu,  „aiuea,  .uizL.-i.  i„5.i.  Man.  Brigade  Su,-geon 
Hodder,  Frederick  \VilUam  Lloyd,  MB.  MRC.4  LSA 

^Oi\e,  mmond,^''' MD.  LRCS.Ed.  Hon.  Brigade  Su,-geon  ;,«„,„     o 

Hooper,  Lucas  George,™' J/A'C'.S  i.S'jl  |22bepc.58 

Hopkins,  Edward,*"-  .MRC.S.  L.SA.  Bon.BrigadeSur^ei^H'ZZ": ll  ill'  =t 

Hoysted   Isaac,"  LHCFI.  FRCSL  Hon.  Br,gade  .Surgeon l"  t^l'  ^l 


Hedley,  William  Snowdon,™-  MD.  MRCS. 

Henry,  John  James,"'"  LRCS 

Hensman,  William,  MRCS.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon 

Heiision,  Thomas  Oliver,  Hon.  Brigade  Sui-gemi         

William  Richard  Gore,*'*  MD.  MRCS.  lion.  'Brigi"Surg'."(Nak's)"' 


7  Oct.    51:31  Dec, 
I  Apr.  61 

30  Sept.  63 

8  Dec,  48 
17  Sept.  41 

31  Mar.  68 
7  May  58 
I  Sept.  58 

I  Oct.  60 


Uinds 

Hinton,  James,  MRCS 


29  Au^ 
5  Dec.  55 

13  June  59 
22  Apr 

14  Dec.  58 
4  May  55 

14  Dec.  54 
2  Oct.  66 
10  Mar.  55 
16  Nov.  58 

30  Sept.  64 
I  Oct.   60 

30  Sept.  64 

30  .Sept.  64 
18  Jan.  56 
12  Jan.  59 

I  Dec.  58 

31  Mar, 
1 10  Mar.  58 
31  Mar.  66 


3  Sept.  76 

.  I  7  Oct.   71 

I  Mar.  73    ,  Apr.  76 

iMar.  73 1 1.3  Apr.  76 

I  May  55  ,0  Dec.  68 


3  Jan.  51 
I  Mar.  73 


I  Mar.  73 

26  Feb,  70 
12  Oct.  70 
1  Mar.  73 


I  Mar.  73 
Sept.  68 


4  Oct. 
I  Mar. 
■5  Feb. 


I  Mar.  73 


17  Sept.  6: 

14  Oct.  80 

I  Apr.  73 

'  Apr.  73 

I  June  75 


II  Feb. 

I  Apr. 

1 1  Mar. 


2  Oct. 
18  dot. 


724 

KKTIEHD.' 

Olt 

HALF   PAT. 

30  Apr.  87 
12  Nov.  81 
27  Sept.  3i 
18  Apr.  85 
24  Jan.  Sc 
14  Apr.  83 

24  Apr.  72 

18  Apr.  85 
I  Oct.  82 
!5  Oct.  84 
6  Feb.  84 
9  July  84 

25  Apr.  85 
3  May  75 

27  Oct.  86 
II  Feb.  80 
14  Oct.   85 

23  Jan.  78 

24  Aug.  87 
29  Isov.  76 
27  Oct.  85 
21  Jan.  82 
21  Jan.  74 
20  June  74 
14  Nov.  88 

25  Aug.  81 
6  Mar.  80 


Huttou,  George  4nan,  MRCS 


''■^™"     10  Mar.  58 


Hyde,  John  Martic,'"^  MUCS.  Hon.  Deputg  Su,-geon  General  '     ... 
nhnpvonb,  John  Mh-ed,^}'^  MRCS.  L,<IA.'aononrg  Brigade  Surgeon' 


June  54 

3  Nov.  54 

13  June  S9 

IS  Dec.  54 

22  Jan.  58 

Oct.  60 


Jardine,  James,  MD.  LRCS.Ed. 

Jay,  Wiinfiln:"i  MRC.S.  Hon.  B,-igade  Surgeon 

Jazdowski,  Bromislaw  Jas.''^  MB.  LRCS.Ed.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon 

JeningsL lick    Albert,   MD.     MCh.  Hon.  Brigade    Sia-geon;  Sm-ge'o. 

Cork  MiUla,-,/ Prison  ^        ■  J      ■  Mi  Mar.  66 

Johnston,  Alexander,  MD.  3ICk.  Son.  Brigade  Surgeon I,     .„      , 

Johnston,  James  Crosse,"'*  iMD.  MRCS.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon   "".'.'. 'I  n™/    = 

Johnston,  James  Townsend   Oswald,  MD.    LR&S.Ed.   Depot  Battn!)'    ^  ^* 

Monornrg  Depnfy  Ingpector  General...  f     3  Aug.  38 

Jones,  Melville  George,"'^  MRCS.  Son.  Brigade  Surgeoii".'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'."','.". ',„  rn-t     „ 

Kerans,  William  Robert,"'"  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon  ...:::;;''  '  Dec    =S 
Kingston,  Thomas,""  J/fl.  i,<^as.M.  '4  ij^"-  ?« 

Lamb,  Henry,""  LBCPI.  LRCSI.  Hon.  B,-igade  Surgeon  :::::Z'^^ I  \  Oct'   fl 

Land,  James,  MD.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon  '      T 

Lane,  Benjamin,"™  LRCP.  LRCSI.  Hon.  Brigade'Surgeon  '  Z'.['.ZZ is  t'w'  ^' 

Laogdon,  John,"^'  MRCS.  LSA.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon  (Brecon) !   ,  S     f. 

T  ?™"';f '.^'''^,^■7  •Ji'i',';  .Hllffbes,"'"  FRCS.  Hon.  Brigade  Sm-geon  '.'.'.  jj  peb.  54 

1 24  Nov.  54 


I  Mar.  73 

I  Mar.  7_ 
!3  Nov.  70 


I  Mar 

73 

I  Mar 

73 

I  Mar 

73 

I  Mar 

73 

I  Mar. 

73 

20  June  65 

I  Mar. 

73 

I  Mar. 

73 

2  Oct. 

66 

8  June  67 

23  Oct. 

67 

1  Mar. 

73 

I  Mar. 

73 

1  Apr.  86 

21  Feb.  77 

19  Dec.  76 

2  July  84 

3  Nov.  74 
10  Aug.  81 
29  Jan.  74 

20  June  76 
7  Oct.  86 
2  Aug.  80 

73]2i  July  80 

3obept.76|,6  Oct.  89 

7  Sept. 75I 12  Feb.  77 

3oSept.76'26Feb.  87 

30  Sept.  76  1 


I  Mar.  73123  Nov.  74 
20  May  67 


4  Oct.  85 
20  Nov.  7S 

I  Apr.  Sf 
13  Dec.  82 
22  July  85 

20  May  82 
1  Oct.  87 
I  Oct.   83 

15  Feb.  77 

3  June  85 

73  20  June  87 

3  Sept.  74 

21  Nov.  79 
I  Dec.  80 

I  5  Feb.  75 
I  Apr.  73121  July  80 
16  Sept.  75  2  June  86 
31  Mar.  78|2r  Apr.  86 


I  Apr. 

21  Jan. 

31  Mar. 

Apr. 

31  Mar. 

6  Deo. 

I  Apr. 
I  Apr. 


73 


iFeb. 


9  Dec.  46 


:.  liSach.iWalter.""  MRCS.  LSA.. 


i-eitch,  .Fames,  3ID.  LRCS.Ed.  Honorarg  Deputg  Surgeon  Genera'C.'. [tl  Ja"n"  ^6 

L'Estrauge,  Francis  Adolphus,»-;'^i.BCi'/.  LRCSI.      ...'^  ^^^_  Jg 

I  Oct.  60 

I  Dec.  58 

13  June  59 

I  Mar.  61 


,iLever,  Reginald  Croft,"''  AID.  MRCS.  lOxtbi-d) 

fLewer,  Allied,  LRCP. Ed.  MRCS.  LSA.    '. 

ItLloyd,  Edward  Harlord,""  MB.  FRCS.  Hon.  Brigad'e'Su'rg'eon" 
Long,  Alexander,"'"  MRCPI.  MRCS.  Hon.  BrigiUe  Sui-geon 
Longhurst,  Al-thur  Edwin  Temple,"'' .irZ>.  MRCS.  LSA. 
Lougheed,  James  W  ""   " " 


interscale,  LRCSI.  LAH.Dub ^.ZZ'Z''''. Vf,  Not 


M  earthy,  James  Joseph,""'  MD.  MRCS.  Son.  Brigade  Surgeon 
M  Farland,  Francis  Edward,  LUCPI.  LRCSI  Hon.  Brigade  Sur 
M'bheehy,  Edward  Louis,""  ""    ""'     "■ ' 


..  ,      MD.  MCh.  FRCSI 

il  ravish,  Alexander  Campbell,  LRCS.Ed.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon 
Mactadin,  Francis  Henry,  LRCP  I.  LRCSI.  Ron.  B  ,-igadc  SurgeoK 
^>^ckSiy,ia.m.es,MD.  LRCS.Ed.  Hon.  Bi-igade  Surgeon 
Mackenzie,    William  Ovi.MD.  LFPS.GIas.  LRCS.Ed.    Hon.  DemitgZ 

Inspector  Genera/  i 

Mackio,  David,  MA.  MD.  MCh.  Hon.  Brii/^ide  Surgeon  ''Z''Z'yi'''ZZ'ZZ.'.. 


54 
58 

16  Nov.  58 
I  Nov.  58 
27  May  57 
12  Jan.  59 
I  Dec.  54 
18  Feb.  58 

4  Jan.  39 

1  Oct.  62 


I  Mar.  73 
I  Mar.  73 
I  Mar 
I  Ma: 
II  Set 
I  Mar, 
oOcl. 
8  June  67 
I  May  55 
I  Mar.  73 


8  Aug.  83 
24  Jan.  80 

9  Oct.    65 


I  Mar.  73 
I  Mar.  73 
I  Mar.  73 
I  May  67 


1  Mar.  73 

I  Mar.  73 

17  May  71 


25  June 67 
I  Mar.  73 


I  Oct.   58 

I  Apr.  73  20  Mar.  80 
24  Jan.  74  5  Jan.  84 
I  Oct.  79  15  Aug.  88 
3  Nov.  75I18  May  81 
I  Apr.  75I24  Aug.  81 
3  July  72!  5  June  82 
28  Apr.  76J26  Oct.  87 
I  Mar.  73,21  June  85 
19  Nov.  75 
19  Jan.  76 
25  Apr.  i 


23  Jan.  66 
31  Mar 


16  Sept.  75I30  May  77 
21  Jan.  74J23  May  91 
6  Jan.  75120  May  85 
13  May  75  16  Jan.  84 
30  June  75 


24  Dec.  73 
8  Oct.  73 
4  Oct.  73 


I  Apr.  74 
I  Mar.  73 
I  Apr.  73 


19  May  80 
5  Dec.  83 

21  Aug.  81 

28  May  77 
7  .Fuly  80 
7  Jan.  82 

iS  Feb.  83 


8  Jan.  47j  4  Jan.  59  23  Feb.  66 
I  Mar.  73I28  Apr.  76I  i  Oct.  is 

3  I  2 


725- 


Ealf  or  Retired  Pay. -Medical  Beyartmcul 


I  JLBSIBTA-irT 
BUBGEOX. 


SoBGEOw  Majors.  ^  c     . 

llaekiimoB,  Charles,"'  MA.  MB.  MCU.  Hon.  B.^gcuU  Surgeon ....|--^  bept-57 

MacleaB,  Hampden  Healy.iBW^^^^^^^-^^^^^.^^^^^  g^„^,„,       1^5  Nov.  50 


cniifivq,  Liverpool 

^S^^^L^irMRC^:Ho:-:Br>,a,eS..r,.o,. -■;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;:, 


Thatcher:i/^o:iflCP.W.  7.5S.£rf.  ;;;;--::']  ^H;  % 


SPEGKOir. 


SDB6SON 


HALF   PAT. 


8  Star.  54 


Miller,' Ormsb.y  Bowen,*"  iRC.S'/ .',"!.'!!!   I31  Mar.  64 

Minto,  Alexander,""  JfB.MCV^  . ....... ..•^^■■■•^•■•— ••••-■;.-_^--  5„,.^,„„  22  ,Tuly  58 

.^Styf  T'rn^f^""i^"3?Aii^«' ^^^^^^^  «"'^"„ i^.  B^-  ^3 

Mos^'a.iy^*^e;^«c^cifff:3f:i:ifxrp/:3/ij«:ao  soct.  58 


Mf;;S'Th^^Rawiin.B;-j//):ABCSX  K».:  BW^arf,  S«,^eo,.  .... 

MS!?raV.  Dauiel.  MD.  £7?r.S.iV  H»«.  Bn.y.rf.  S..r^«».,  

Murray  lohn.  MB.  Hon.  Brin'i'lr  Sin-ffeon 

8-Brien  ^hnmim  Itutle/Power,'"  iKf.V/.  K»».  i-'wai^  Surgeon.. 

O'Brien' TlK.niiis  Michael.  iier.ST.  {Exelei-i   

O'Connell.  Edward."'  LKCS.E,!.   .  

Owen,  Oweu,=='  MBCN.  J.SA.  Uou.  Brigade  Surg eo,i   

Parkinson,  Richard  Colyille^'' 


Parr  James,  MRCS.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon 

P.HorKOTi    Loslic  Oeilvv.-'s;  MUCS.  Ho„.  Brigade  Surgeon    ...... 

P»irv  Wi'llTam  =*  ScS.  Z.V.I.  Hon.  Deputy  Surgeon  General 


Perry,  William.''*  MRCS. 

T>nnt   Vrnnk    MRCS  LSA.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon 

P?otheroe,Ed«ardSchaw,-'  MRCS.  LSA.  Honorarg  Deputy  In,p.Beneral 
Read   Constaulinc  Caridi.===  JXflf.S-  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon 

Rcid,  Alexander,-"  iflC,S-/._....^.^._. .- 

Rendell,  William  .Tasper.ass  jutf  s.  LSA 


:ii  May  57 
19  Oct.   57 

30  Sept.6A 

31  Mar.  62 
30  Sept.  64 
29  Sept. 55. 
22  June  581 
22  Sept  58I 
19  Jan.  60 

I  Apr.  67 
8  May  57 
7  June  54 
3  Oct.  49 
I  Oct.  60 
10  June  45 
t3  May  53 


19  Oct.   7     t  Mar.  7^  25  Oct.  82 

I  Apr.  73    9  Aug.  7S 

26  Jan.  58    5  Nov.  70,  2  July  77 
Mar.  73  31  Mai'.  So  25  Apr.  83 
28  Mar.  77    6  July  8c 
1  Apr.  74    6  Mar.  8c 

9Sept.64        ^  '7  Oct.   7; 

I  Mar.  73  28  Apr.  76  16  July  91 
1  Apr.  73    I  June  8c 
!8  Apr.  76    H  Jan.  3i 
I  Mar.  73    9  June  8£ 
119  June  ji 

7  Jan.  8c 

. ,^    I  Apr.  73    5  Mar.  Si 

:  Mar.  73  3°  Sept. 76  10  Dec.  8. 

I  Mar.  73128  Apr.  76,  i  Sept. 8; 

Mar.  73  30  Sept.  761 18  Apr.  8; 

■  I  Mar.  73    2  June  81 

I  Apr.  731  9  Jan. 

I  Apr.  731  3  Dec. 


I  Mar.  73 
18  June  61 

[8  Jan.  67 

30  Aug.  71 
Mar.  73 


4  Aug.  70] 
I  Mar.  73' 


Benton  '  David,'"  MD.  MRCS.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon     ^ 

TOcha^ds  Cmarles  Frederick,  MB.  MO,.  Bou.  Br,^ad^  Surgeon. 

Rudge   Arthur,  MRCS.  LSA.  Honorary  De-putg  Surgeon  General 


30  Sept.  64 

ig  Nov.  47 

24  May  69 

I  Oct.   6: 

I  Apr.  50 

3:  Mar.  65 

«  --  ,„    !■,»"  Dow  X^TRCp'HcVEd: MRCS.  LSA.  Hou.  Brigade  Surg     •  Mar.  59 
Samter,  .las.  ^0"^.^^  i^"^^^,^^  j,^^^.^  ^„„   _b,;^,„„  gurgeon 3-  Mar.  65 

16  Dec.  45 


Ruttledge,  Wm.  Freclerick,^-^  LRCP.  MRCS.  1 
Medical  Officer  A';!r'''^.^iWar!,  Prison 


-   MRCS.  LSA.  Hon.  Brigadt  Surg. 


I  Mar.  73I 
I  Mar.  73 
31  May  71 
13  Feb.  66 
20  July  'is 
I  Mar.  73 
16  Mar.  5S 
12  Dec.  68 


26  May  54I12  Sept. 65 
26  May  54    '  "  ' 
30  Sept. 641 
2  Oct.  66: 


6  Feb.  66; 

Mar.  73 

Mar.  73 

I  Junes5i24  Dec.  70 


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I  Apr.  75'  7  Oct.  8| 
I  Apr.  791  7  Sept.3: 
I  Mar.  73  29  Jaly  8; 

25  Aug.  8( 

13  Sept.  96  15  Oct.  71 

I  Nov.  75   4  Junes 

30  June  65  19  Oct.  7 

'  I  Mar.  73   9  Dec.  8 

!29  0ct.  7 

;   I  June  7. 

;6  Nov.  8. 
3  Aug.  8 
25  Jan.  8 


I  Mar.  73 
20  Mar.  57 
I  Mar.  73 

1  Mar.  73 

2  Oct.  S7 
I  Mar.  73 


n»iicc'  "^ 


Sanders,  George        ,,„„,. 

l^s^r^?(^o:^c>'c^iri:^«cp;E''.^c^'^-i'i'"'> 

|-^ar?ihu'"AlernSe?!J;»  Ml^FRCST.  Ho,.  Brigadi  slgeon  iPenaU,)... 
Simoi    George.  MD.  MRCS.Ro,,.  B,;gade  Surgeon  (L,el,field)    

lmiirHemTFo«d^"i^^:'j/j?f'>.J^^ 

i^S^'S'i^^lf^'^tolg'l^cFi^'-^"^^ 

Spry,  George  Frederick  ^^^^JTj!}l^■^,^^^■  ^'i^^^-.^^r-r^i-.::::- 


iL'fcrd!  pftVfck  ^Va\te%"»l/Q^P/.4/«C.S•.  Hon.  Brigade  S.rgeon 

i^^!leii;^m!^^^nSrK^'"f^%c^/:i^ 

m,   ".till   T1  „,„»»  Allen.*"  MB.  Hon.  Brigadf  Surgeon...       ^   .■■.■■ 


LFPS.Glan.  Hon.  Bi-igrfde  Surg. 
-  -    --       ■■  ig.  Surg. 


TboVnhTll,  Thomas  AUen,«»'.5B^ifo"..B,-|7<^^^^^^^^^^ 

Trotter  John  William,™"  LEt^l.  LKCSI 

?u?ner'  ISnde"-'^^  m'*:  lion: Brigade  SurgeonTPlyniM) 

?umer'  tlSard  ifC  MRCS.  LSA.  Hon.  Brigade  Surgeon 

Venour,  WiUiam.-«  MRCS.  LSA. 

\\™es   JoTin,  MRCS.  LS.i.  Hon.  Brigade  Surqeon 

WamV,  William  Beaie.  LRCS'  Ho,,   Brigade  S,,rgeon 


Ward 'Espiue  (.'harles  Robert."^  LRCPI  FRCSf  . , 

Wnrd  '  William  Pearson,='8  3i-flC.S.iS--l.ifo".Ji'-'5a<''-S«r.»<-o».    

Wtote?CUartcs  Edward;  MRCS.  LSA.  Ho,..  Brigade  Surgeon 

^i^.lJ^J^A:wm'^'z«cP.I;fxi^Z^,,;Bri^„;.^^,;;.™,; 

JlAJOBS. 

Baker,  Faussct  Mabcr,  J{5  ?(«•  jfR-V^^,); 

Barringion,  Henry  Ernest  Walter  MB.  Mtk 

rnr^TiolTy  Paul  '«i  LRCPI.  LRCSI 

^Z^Klce  O'fonnor,40.  rjCPf.LRCSI.    

Foss  Jolin  Edward  Vaughan,*"'  MD.  LRCSI 

li°,fo  Dake'?'°  iflepS.  UiC.sr.  Hon.  B,-igade  Surgeon 

Iharpe,  Alexander,  MD.  MCli.  MRCPI. 


30  Sept. 76 
Jan.  791 
Mar.  73J 
30  Sept.7&;i  Apr 
9  Nov.  67  :6  Mar.  8 


I  Mar.  73 
I  Mar.  73 

10  Oct. 


24  May  81 
28  Apr.  76 
13  Sept. 69 

31  Mar.  77 

I  Apr.  74 


5  June  8 
i£  Apr.  8 
I  June 7 

29  Apr.  8 

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54 

9  Feb.  55 

16  May  51 

I  Mar.  73 


II  June  47 

6  Feb.  41 
30  Sept. 63 
2o  Apr.  59 

T  Aug.  61 

23  Mar.  47 

30  Sept.  63 

24  Mar 
13  June  59 
19  Jan.  60 

31  Mar.  64 
9  Apr.  41 

28  May  57 

I  Apr.  67 

9  Jan.  60 
26  May  54      ^, 
18  July  55  17  Nov.  09 

30  Sept.  63!  I  Mar.  73 

31  Mar.  64:  I  Mar.  73 


12  Jan.  55 
I  Mar.  73 

I  itar.  73 
I  Mar.  73 
I  Mar.  73 
14  Oct.  51 

I  Mar.  73 


31  Mar.  77]  I  SeDt.8 
'i  Apr.  7428  Mar.  9 

26  Dec.  65!  1 5  Feb.  7 
It  June 67   6  Dec.  7 
6  Feb.  61  10  July  6 
j8  Apr.  76I26  Aug.  8 
29  July  74;2i  May  S 
'21  June? 
24  Apr.  7 
17  Oct,   ■ 
24  Mar.  ; 


22  Sept.sS 

19  Jan.  6q 

27  May  53 

I  Apr.  71 


1  Mar.  73 

I  Mar.  73 

28  Jan.  62 

I  Mar.  73 


14  June  47126  June  55 


20  Apr.  59, 
31  Mar.  65 

23  Sept.  45 

30  Sept.  64 
22  Sept.sS 
12  Jan.  59 
10  May  55  25  i^ov. 

24  Sept.64    I  Mar.  73 


I  Mar.  73 
I  Mar.  73 
3  Dec.  54 

I  Mar.  73 

1  Mar.  73 
I  Mar.  73 


28  Apr.  76 
23  Mar.  67 

8  Apr.  76 
I  Apr.  73 
5  Ma.y  76  I'!  Au; 
I  Apr.  75;  1 1  Fell 

28  Apr.  76|i7  Apr.  £ 

9  Apr.  61127  Junedi  tt. 
I  Apr.  73I16  Oct.  8 

I  Apr.  79I  3  Aug. f 
I  Apr.  7si  7  July  f 

3  Apr.  74'23  May  ; 
I  I  May  ; 

28  Apr.  76118  Oct.  i 
28  Apr.  76  10  Dec.  ! 
30  Jan.  75I14  July  1 
I  Apr.  75,19  Mar.  i 
I  Mar.  73I  6  Sept.! 
I  Apr.  S3' 28  Oct. 

4  June  67  27  Feb. 
19  July  74,20  May 
4  Feb.  781  7  Apr.  I 
3  Sept.  65  12  Nov. 

n  June  85  19  Aug. 

I  Apr.  73  3  Oct. 
I  Apr.  74  2  Feb. 
I  Mar.  73  23  Feb, 


30  Sept.71 


31  Mar.  68 


6  Mar.  80 

3  Feb.  78 
I  Mar.  73 

31  July  60 
31  Mar.  74 

4  Aug,  78 

5  Feb.  81 
I  Mar.  73 
5  Feb.  81 


3  Aug.  74 


t  June 


8  Dec. 
22  Jan. 


6  Mar.  92 

3  Feb.  90I 

30  Sept.  83    I  Oct. 

31  July  9'   5  Dec. 
31  Mar.  36  20  June 

4  Aug.  9010  June 

5  Feb.  93  12  Feb. 
31  Mar.  80]  4  Deo. 

5  Feb.  93,20  Jan 

I 


El 


Half  or  Retired  Pay. — Medical  Department. 


727 


Surgeons. 

'ashman,  Richard  Uniacke,  AfD.  LRCSI.  18  Foot 

haii.ller,  Ertwanl,'"  LSCP.  MXCS.  Gosporf.  Mititari/  PrUoii    

I  ncksn\ge,  Thomas  A.  Jeminsham,  MA.  MRCS.  LSA 

lavidson,  Peter,  MB.  LRCS.Ed 

•  eelile,  Stephen  Lawson,  MRCS.  LSA 

inake,  Samuel, -V-J.  MD.  LFPS.Glas 

(idie,  WiUiam  Cruickshank,*"^  Cape  Regiment  

.  Iwut.  Walter  Moses,*'* -UiiCS 

laiili'v,  PntUey,  MD , 

:vii<ey,  WUliam  RavmoiKl,"'J  r.VG.  LRCPI.  LRCSI 

iirrrtwood,  Thomas,*-"'  MD.  FRC.'I.Ed.  MRCS.  Pht/tician  and  Suiyeoii  1 
if  ('helsea\Mosp'ttaI,  icifh  mule  of  Sttrgeon  Colonel J 

mdsaj',  Robert,  MA.  MB.  FKCS.Ed 

t'Carthy,  Edward,  MD.  MRCS.  LSA.  Sonorary  Surgeon  Major  

lorgan,  Rosslewin,  MD.  LRCSI 

Mrenan,  John,  MD.  MCk 

alatiano,  Geor-^e,  .V/<. -ViJCS 

•eatfield,  Thomas  John,  MRCS.  LSA 

barpe,  William,  MD.    

pencer,  Francis  Henry,  MD.  MCh.  MRCS.  LSA 

Sdegbon  Captains. 

lunter,  Vere  Edward,  LRCP.Ed.  MRCS 

fMillan,  John  Furse,  LRCP.  MRCS.  LSA 

obiuson,  Clement  Sumner,*""  LRCP.  MRCS 


Captains. 


larnjdy,  John  P.  MD.  MCh 

%tton,  Herbert, ♦«  MRCS.  LSA 

'rick,  Samuel  Alfred,  MB 

)ent,  Herbert  Crowley,  MRCS.  LS.i 

ohnston,  Robert  Colquhoun,"'*  MB.  MCh.Ed 

Iilnncrley,  Philip  Jebb  Rencontre,*^  LRCP.  MRCS.. 
Villiams,  Herbert  Wynne  Vaughan,  MB.  MCh 


HOSPITAL    ASSISTANT 
ASSISTANT.   SUKGBON. 


18  May  55 
14  Apr.  63 
I  Oct.  67 
5  Aug.  5.1 


Assistant  Surgeons. 

lyde,  Richard  Armstrong 

lOusimore,  Charles,  MD.  MRCS 

,yiH-h.  Arthur  Hcory  Francis.*"'  LRCPI.  LRCSI.  

lilne,  G.  Davidson,*"  MD.  LRCS.Ed.  Royal  Ai-tillery  

mith,  Thomas  Parker,  MB.  MRCS.  LSA 

'€  Sylvester,  Henry  Thomas,*^-  MD  LRCS.Ed.  LSA.     .. 

uruer,  Robert.  MRCS.   

Valsh,  John,  MRCPI.  MRCS.  X.W 

VooUcombe,  Robert  William,  MRCS.  ZSA 


30  Sept. 6i 

I  May  25  12  Jan.  26 
3  Feb.  54 

20  July  47 

30  Sept.63 

t4  Nov.  51 

14  Deo.  58 

20  ilar.  6; 

I  Oct.  67 


12  May  63 
30  May  85 


8  Apr.  57 

30  Sept.  64 

I  Oco.  68 


SUBG.   LT. 


zZ  July  94 


30  Sept.  68 


'-6  Mar.  41 
!2  Sept.63 
in  Feb.  55 


:o  Oct.   56 


3  Feb.  78 
3  May  7 


30  Sept.  73 


3  Aug.  72 

4  Feb.  75 
17  Feb.  75 

8  June  67 
19  Jan.  88 
17  June  76 
I  Apr.  51 
7  Oct.  71 
ID  July  66 
15  Feb.  75 

13  Jan.  69 

5  Mar.  74 
12  Aug.  73 
19  Nov.  75 

14  May  85 
31  Aug.  72 
30  Oct.   78 

6  Oct.  78 
12  Mar.  79 


SOHG.CAPT 


3  Feb.  83 

1  Aug.  85 

2  Feb.  84 


6  Mar.  80 

4  Feb.  77 

5  Feb.  81 
I  Aug.  85 
5  Feb.  3 1 
1  Aug.  85 

28  July  97 


ASSISTANT 
SURGRON. 


17  Aug.  57 
22  Sept.  58 

7  May  58 
15  Sept.s7 
31  Mar.  62 

3  Mar.  54 
[7  Apr.  55 

5  Aug.  s' 
28  Mar.  4 


RRTIKBD 

OE 

HALF  PAT. 


29  June  9 1 
2  Sept. 94 
7  Apr.  94 


29  Nov.  88 
20  Dec.  86 
27  Nov.  87 
31  Mar.  80 

6  July  92 
26  July  98 

3  Aug.  o^ 


3  Feb.  71 
8  Nov.  61 

25  Nov.  64 

14  Jan.  6^ 
2  Dec.  68 

15  Nov.  61 

26  Sept. 70 
18  July  62 

I  Feb.  57 


Quarter  Masters. 


ilackman.  William  James*^^    

lucklev,  John 

;oiii.or,  Timothy, *3* Hon.  Oipfain  (R.A.M.C. 
opping,  Henry, *^  ifo».  Ctipfutti  {R.A.M.C. 

Jear,  Clement'Prancis,«"  (/?../. .V.C.I 

:nright,Edw'rd,*"iro«.  C,,;)^  [R](  «..J.  J/.  C. 
)vaiis,  Sn.mae],''''*  Hon.  Cipt.iiii  {R.A.M.C. 
fonnan,  La\vreTice,'i-''J  Hon.  Major  [R]  '..., 
lewson,  Francis,  Hon.  Captain  (R.A.M.C. 
ionell.  Reuben,**"  Hon.  Captain  {R.A-M.C. 

luiit,  Joseph,  Hon.  Captain  (R.A.M.C.) 

fohuson,  Charles,**'  Hon.  Capt.  (R.A.M.C. 
olmson,  Henry, **-lfo».  Captain  {R.A.M.C. 
,ackey,  Daniel',**"  .Hoii.  Captain  (R.A.M.C. 
J'<  'alium,  William,  Hon.  Captain(  K.A.M  C. 

J'Intyre,  David,"* ifcrn.  Caiifain  (R.A.M.C. 


..27  Feb. 
.23  May 
)  I  Jul.y 
)  I  July 
,.  3  May 
)  I  July 
)  I  July 
I  July 
I  I  July 
)  I  July 
.  I  July 
)  I  July 
)  I  July 
)  I  July 
)  I  July 
)  I  July 


M'Kay,  William,**'  Hon.  Captain i  July  81 

Marshall.  James  Douglas,**"   Hon.    Captain 

(R.A.M.C)    I  July  Si 

Morrison,  William,  Hon.  Captain 1  July  81 

Moss,  William  Amphlett,**'  Hon.  Major  i  July  81 

O'Connor,  Daniel,**"  Hon.  Captain I  July  81 

Osborne,  Robert  Toler,**''  Hon.  Major  i  July  81 

Philpot,  Frederick,*"  if  o". -Tfa/or i  July  81 

Piatt,  Alfred,  Tfon.  O'iJfui'ij    i  July  81 

Strange,  John i  J'dy  81 

Thompson,  Thomas,*5''ifoii.  Capt.  (R.A.M.C.)  1  July  81 
Thomson,  .Lames.  Hon.  Captain  (R.A.M.C.)  i  July  81 

Tiahe,  Francis,*^^  7/o;i.  Captain   i  July  81 

Towers,  George,  Hmi.  Captain  1  July  3i 

Ward,  William,*"  Hon.  Major  i  July  81 

Webb,  Henry  Smith,*" ifon.Ca>)(.(ie.J.3f.C.)  i  July  81 


Apothecaries. 

Davies,  John*'" 14  Apr.  63 

Sampson,  Robert  George  i  Dec.  54 


The  late  Army  Hospital  Corps 


Vudrews,  John  

Fernandez,  Francisco,'  Hon,  Major 


Captains  op  Orderlies. 

25  June  73    I    Mossman,  Robert  Cnurade" 25  June  73 

.25  June  73     1    Pringle,  David,^  ifoii.  Jftt/or    25  June  73 

I  >  Major  Fernandez  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  oJ  1854-56  in  charge  of  Medical  f'o'-«^/»Bal^^lav-^a  (Medal 
Wth  Clasp  for  Sebastopol,  and  Turkish  Medal).    Seiwed  in  Chma  at  the  takmg  of  Canton  and  Taku  Forts  (Medal 

*"  cSn  Mo?sman'served  throughout  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  27th  Oct.  ;S?4.mclud'Ug  the  siege  and 
■all  cf  Sebastopol  (Crimean  and  Turkish  Medals).  Served  through  the  second  and  t^.'-  ,1'^'°^,,'?;^;=  °'  -y'  °°: 
noluding  the  capture  of  Canton,  expedition  to  the  White  Cloud  Mountains,  capture  01  the  Taku  Forts,  and  sur 
■ender  of  Pekin  (.Medal  with  two  Clasps).  .    ..  .^     i..,,n„  ^f  T.1I  oi  iTohir  ihrmnmrv  rank 

3  Major  D.  Pringle  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S:,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebu  (honorary  rank 
)f  Captain,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  .    : 


728-9  War  Services  of  the  Medical  Officers  on  Half  or  Retired  Pay. 

'  Inspector  General  Dane  served  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with 
Clasp),  served  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  of  the  expeditionai-y  force  in  China  in  1858,  and  was  present  in  the 
various  operations  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal). 

^  Surgeon  General  G.  Auchinleck  served  in  the  Burmese  war  of  1852-5^  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  Also  in  the 
Eusoofzie  Expedition  in  1S5S  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1857-5S,  and  was  present  when 
the  8 1 st  Regiment  under  Colonel  Renny  disarmed  at  Mean  Meer  one  Regiment  of  Native  Cavalry  and  threeRegi- 
nients  of  Native  Infantry,  all  disaffected  and  ripe  for  mutiny. 

■*  Surpe-^n  General  A.  F.  Churchill  served  during  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-S5  ii:  charge  of  the  hospital 
at  Wady  Haifa  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^  Surgeon  General  T.  W.  Fox  served  with  the  14th  Light  Dragoons  in  the  Persian  campaign  of  1857,  and  was 
present  at  the  bombardment  of  Mohumrah  (Medal  with  Glasp) . 

^  Surgeon  General  A.  H.  Eraser  served  in  India  during  the  mutiny  in  1857-58  ;  was  in  medical  charge  of  the 
Murree  Depot  when  the  station  was  attacked  on  the  ist  Sept.  1S57,  and  in  medical  charge  of  the  troops  employed 
in  the  operations  of  the  three  following  davs  (Medal). 

''  Surgeon  General  A.  A,  Gore  served  ut  the  bombardment  and  destruction  of  the  TiramancetownorMassougha 
on  the  Sierra  Leone  river  on  loth  December,  attack  on  Madoukia  27th  December,  storm  and  capture  of  the 
stockaded  Fetish  town  of  Rohea  on  28th  Dec.  1861— mentioned  in  general  orders  for  services  and  conspicuous 
bravery,  and  specially  recommended  for  promotion  in  1868.  Served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1873  as  Sanitary 
Officer,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  the  action  of  the  3rd  November  near  Dunquah,  and  was  also  wounded 
at  Qnarman  on  the  17th  November  (Medal). 

^  Sir  Anthony  Home  served  with  the  Light  Cavalry  Brigade  in  the  Crimea,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of 
Balaklava  and  Tchernaya,  was  subsequently  with  the  force,  under  the  French  General  D'Allouville,  that,  threatened 
Simpheropol  from  Eupatoria  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal),  Served  as  Surgeon  of  the  90th  Regi- 
ment in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign;  was  with  Havelock's  force  at  the  relief  of  Lucknow  (Victoria  Cross),  with 
Outram'e  force  at  AlumbQgh,  and  with  that  under  the  Commander  in  Chief  at  the  capture  of  Lucknow  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  a  year's  service):  was  awarded  the  YC  "for  persevering  bravery  and  admirable  conduct  in 
charge  of  the  wounded  men  left  behind  the  column,  when  the  troops  under  the  late  Major  General  Havelock  forced 
their  way  into  the  Residency  of  Lucknow,  on  the  26th  September  1857.  The  escort  left  with  the  wounded  had,  by 
casualties,  been  reduced  to  a  few  stragglers,  and  being  entirely  separated  from  the  column,  this  small  party  with 
the  wounded  were  forced  into  a  house,  in  which  they  defended  themselves  till  it  was  set  on  fire.  They  then 
retreated  to  a  shed  a  few  yards  from  it,  and  in  this  place  continued  to  defend  themselves  for  more  than  tweuiy-two 
hours,  till  relieved.  At  last,  only  six  men  and  Mr.  Home  remained  to  fire.  Of  four  officers  who  were  Avith  the 
party,  all  were  badly  wounded,  and  three  are  since  dead.  The  conduct  of  the  defence  during  the  latter  part  of  the 
time  devolved,  therefore,  on  Mr.  Home,  and  to  his  active  exertions  previously  to  being  forced  into  the  house,  and  his 
good  conduct  throughout,  the  safety  of  any  of  the  wounded,  and  the  successful  defence,  is  mainly  to  be  attributed." 
Served  in  the  war  in  the  north  of  China  in  i860,  from,  the  landing  at  Peytang  to  the  capture  of  Pekm  (Medal). 
Served  in  the  war  in  New  Zealand  in  1863-65  (jiromoted  to  Surgeon  Major,  CB.,  Medal).  Served  in  the  Ashanti 
wftr  as  Principal  Medical  Ofticer  from  June  till  invalided  in  December  1873  ;  was  present  at  all  the  earlier 
0,)8rations  of  this  period,  including  the  action  at  Essaman  ;  and  made  the  medical  arrangements  for  the  campaign 
(several  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Deputy  Surgeon  General,  JSTCS., Medal). 

^  Sir  John  Ker  lunes  served  as  a  volunteer  in  the  Crimea  (his  regiment  being  in  India)  from  the  15th  March  to 
4th  July  1S55,  and  was  engaged  in  the  attack  of  the  Redan  on  the  i8th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal) 
Served  throughout  the  Indian  campaign  of  1S57-58  with  the  ist  Battalion  60th  Rifles,  including  the  action  on  the 
Hmdun  (wounded  and  horse  shot),  battle  of  Budlee  ke  Serai,  storming  the  Height"  before  Delhi,  siege  assault  and 
capture  of  the  city.  Served  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  of  Sir  John  Jones' Force  throughout  all  the  subsequent 
operations  in  Rohilcund  anil  with  Brigadier  Troup's  Force  in  Oude  during  the  winter  of  1858-59  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  CB.).  Was  attached  to  the  Head  Quarters  of  the  .^J-my  of  the  Crown  Prince  of  Prussia  as  British  Medical 
Commissioner  during  the  Franco-German  war  of  1870-71,  for  which  lie  was  awarded  the  Steel  War  Medal,  and 
received  from  the  Emperor  the  Iron  Cross.  Served  in  the  Afghnn  war  of  1878-79  as  Principal  Medical  Officer,  and 
made  all  the  medical  arrangements  for  the  campaign  ;  was  present  at  the  assault  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  and 
the  subsequent  advance  of  the  column  through  the  Khyber  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

10  Surgeon  General  J.  Lampreyserved  with  theo/th  Regiment  throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  iu  North  China 
including  the  action  of  Sinho,  taking  of  Tangku,  storm  and  capture  of  the  inner  Taku  Fort,  and  surrender  of  Pekia 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Aleo  served  in  the  operations  against  the  Taepiug  rebels  in  1862,  including  the  recapture 
of  Kading, 

^1  Surgeon  General  D.  R.  Mackinnon  served  with  the  21st  Fusiliers  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854- 
55,  including  the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  expedition  to 
Kinbourn  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,and  Turkish  Medal). 

12  Surgeon  General  J.  A.  Marston  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Sanitary  Officer,  and  was  present  at  the 
battle  of  Tel-cl-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Deputy  Surgeon  General,  Medal  with  Clasp,  3rd  Class 
of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

1*  Surgeon  General  T.  Maunsell  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  [mentioned  in  despatches, 
Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  as  Principal  Medical 
Officer  to  the  force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.  and  Medal  with  Clasp) . 

**  Surgeon  General  W.  Nash  served  iu  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  o 
1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

15  Surgeon  General  J.  O'Nial  served  in  the  Kaffir  war  in  1852-53  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  as 
Principal  Medical  Cfficer  with  the  rst  Division  of  the  Candahar  Field  Force,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar 
(mentioned  in  despatches)  including  the  sortie  of  Deh  Khojali  (mentioned  in  de.spatches),  and  was  present  at  the 
battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  iu  18S4-S5  as  Principal  Medical  Officet 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  iiromoteu  Surgeon  General,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)  ;  also  served 
with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  as  Principal  Medical  Officer,  and  was  present  in  tlae  engagement 
at  Giniss. 

I*  Surgeon  General  T.  Tarrant  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54-55  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Sebas- 
topol,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  including  the  battle  of  (^awnpore, 
action  of  Kalee  Nuddee,  and  affair  of  Kuukur  (Medal).  Served  in  South  Africa  as  Senior  Medical  Olhcer  in 
Wood's  Force  from  June  to  September  1873  ;  afterwards  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  in  Pearson's  Column  till  March 
1879;  and  then  with  the  Ekowe  relieving  force,  being  present  at  the  engagement  at  Gingindhlovu  (mentioned 
in  despatches).  Was  aff.erwards  Principal  Medical  Officer  of  the  ist  Division  from  its  formation  until  its  disso- 
lution (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1"  Surgeon  General  J.  A.  Woolfryesservedin  the  Ashanti  war  from  the  12th  December  1873,  part  of  which  perioc'. 
as  Principal  Sledical  Officer,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  battle  of  Ordahsu  and  capture  of  Coomassic 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Deputy  Surgeon  General,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Was  Principal  Medical  Officer 
throughout  the  Galeka  and  Gaika  rebellion's  in  1877-7S  (mentioned  in  despatches,  and  CB.).  Also  served  as  Prin- 
cipal Medical  Officer  throughout  the  Zulu  war  and  the  ojjerations  against  Sekukimiin  1879  (C'JfG.jMedal  with  Clasp). 

"*  Surgeon  Major  General  A.  F.  Bradshaw  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Ride  Brigade  through  the  whole  of  it>s 
service  in  the  suppression  of  the  Indian  muimy,  including  the  capture  of  Lucknow  and  numerous  affairs  duriag 
the  Oude  campaign  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  E.\pediti»n  in  i5S4  as  Pnncioal  Medical 
Officer  (mentioned  in  despatches).  Served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  i^gi  as  Principal  Medical  Offiaer 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

1'  Surgeon  Major  General  W.  Collis  served  with  the  98th  Regiment  in  the  Peshawur  Expeditionary  Force  on 
the  Euzofzie  Frontier  under  Sir  Syclnev  Cotton  in  April  and  May  185S,  and  at  the  affair  with  the  Hindoatanee 
fanatics  on  the  Heights  cf  Sittana  on  the  4th  May  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  during  the  operations  in  the 
Malay  States  under  Brigadier  General  Ross,  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  from  24  Nov.  1875  to  31  Janmwy  ^876 
(Medal).  Received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India  and  of  the  Commander  m  Chief  in  India  for  improve- 
ments effected  in  ambulance  carriage. 

"  Surgeon  Major  Genernl  J.  Davis  served  with  the  57th  Regiment  in  th«  New  Zealand  war  in  1861,  and  was 
resent  at  the  repulse  of  the  attack  on.  Camp  Nukumaruand  in  the  engagement  at  Kakaramea  (Medal) 


War  Services  uf  the  Medical  Officers  on  Half  or  Retired  Pay.  730 

*'  Sarycon  Major  General  J.G.  Taught  was  employed  as  Sanitary  Officer  at  Cape  Coast  Castle  rtnrius  the  Asbanti 
war  ;r- >S74  (Medal).  Served  n.  the  Afchan  war  of  7878-80  (Medal),  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal, 
and  Klioilive  s  Star).  Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-5  as  Principal 
Medical  Dfficer ;  and  m  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  i883  as  Principal  Medical  Officer 

22  Surgeon  Major  General  D,  A.  C.  Fraser  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1873-74  (Medal). 

J»  Siii'seon  Major  General  C.  H.  Giraud  served  with  a  rtyins  column  in  the  North  West  Provinces  of  India  iu 
1858-59,  mcludms  the  action  at  Sissa^hat  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  with  the  31st  Resriment  during  the  cam- 
paign 11  North  China  m  .860,  including  the  action  of  Sinho  and  storming  of  Tangku  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  the 
Takii  torts).  Served  with  the  31st  Regiment  in  the  operations  against  tlie  Taepings  in  the  vicinity  of 
Shanghae,  including  service  with  the  storniing  parties  at  the  capture  of  the  walled  towns  of  Kahdini',  Najow, 
Cholin,  and  Tsmpoo.  taking  of  the  Stockaded  fort  at  Xansiang.  relief  and  recapture  of  Kahding.  Served  with 
the  2nd  Brigade  ist  Division  m  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  afterward.^  as  Senior  Medical  Officer  throughout  the 
operations  of  "Cl.irke's  Column"  (Medal  with  Clasp), 

"  Surgeon  Major  General  .1.  B.  Hamilton  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  as  Field  Director  of  the  Lines  of 
Communication  under  Brigadier  General  Ewnrt,  and  was  present  at  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star).     Served  during  the  expedition  to  Bnrmah  in  18S6  in  medical  charge  of  the  hospital  ship 

2'  Sir  James  Hanhury  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  took  part  with  the  expedition  into  the  Bazar 
Valley  (mentioned  in  despatches);  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  desnatches,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration)  Served  in 
the  Egyptian  warof  1SS2  as  Principal  Medical  Officer,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (twice  men- 
ioned  lu  despatches,  KCB.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  2nd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

='  Surgeon  Major  General  G.  L.  Hinde  served  in  the  Crimea  from  the  30th  July  1855,  including  the  sief  e  and  fall 
of  Seliastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  ihe  Boer  war  of  1881.  Served  in  the  Soudan 
oimpaign  in  1834-85  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CS.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

='  Surgeon  Major  General  T.  N.  Hoysted  served  with  the  5Qth  Regiment  at  the  operations  before  and  capture 
of  Canton  on  28th  and  29th  Dec.  1857  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  54th  Reginientin  the  Indian  Mutiny 
campaign  at  the  last  advance  into  Oude  under  Lord  Clyde  in  1S58,  including  the  capture  of  Fort  Ameetie  (Medal). 
Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

>*  Surgeon  Major  General  R.  Lewer  served  in  the  Royal  Navy  during  theoperations  in  the  Baltic  in  1855,  and  was 
present  at  the  bomliardment  of  Sweaborg  (Medal).  Served  iu  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80  in  medical  charge  of  the 
gth  Lancers  and  as  Sanitary  Officer  to  the  Cabul  Field  Force,  and  was  present  iu  theoperations  around  Cabul 
in  December  1S79,  including  the  investment  of  Sherpore  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to 
Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and 
Bronze  Decoration). 

^  Surgeon  Major  General  C.  D.  Madden  served  from  j8th  Jan.  to  20th  May  1855  iu  ihe  Crimea  and  before 
Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Oasp,  and  Turkish  .Medal).  Served  with  the  43rd  Light  Infantry  in  the  Saugor  Field 
Division  from  24th  Dec.  1S57,  andin  tte  Field  Division  under  Colonel  Primrose  in  the  latter  part  of  1S59  (Medal). 
Served  as  surgeon  of  the  4th  King's  0\ni  throughout  the  -Abyssinian  campaign,  and  was  present  as  Field  Surgeon 
of  the  ist  Brig-ade  at  the  action  of  Arogee  and  capture  of  Magdala  (mentioned  in  despatches,  and  promoted  Sur- 
geon Major  "  for  valuable  services  rendered  during  the  campaign."  Medal). 

'•  Surgeon  Major  General  R.  W.  Meadows  served  with  the  gth  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  October,  1854, 
including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  assault  of  the  batteries  on  the  i8th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Turkish  Medal),  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and 
Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

3^  Sir  John  By  Cole  Reade  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign 
of  18  54-55,  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkermau,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol— was  wounded  on  the 
14th  Nov.  1855  at  theexplosion  of  the  French  siege  train  (Medal  with  three  Clasps.and  Turkish  Medal).  Served 
with  the  Battalion  during  the  whole  of  its  service  in  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny,  including  the  actions  at 
Cawnpore,  capture  of  Lucknow,  atfd  numerous  aflfairs  during  the  Oude  campaign  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in 
the  Afghanw.ir  of  1878-80  with  the  Candahar  Column  under  Sir  Donald  Stewart  (mentioned  in  desnatches.  Medal), 

3^  Surgeon  Major  General  James  Sinclair  served  the  .ib.yssinian  campaign  of  1S67-68  as  Surgeon  of  the  33rd 
Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  Magdala,  Acted  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  of  a 
Division  of  British  Troops  in  Abyssinia  from  15th  January  to  9th  March  1868  (mentioned  in  despatches,  and  pro- 
moted Surgeon  Major  "for  valuable  sel*vices  rendered  dur-'ngthe  campaign,"  Medal),  Servedin  the  Boer  warof 
1881  as  Principal  Medical  Officer, 

=  '  Surgeon  Major  General  A,  M,  Tippetts  served  the  Eastern  campaignof  1854-55  with  the  7th  Fusiliers,  including 
the  affair  of  Bulganac,  battles  of  .Alma  and  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and 
Turkish  iledal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  took  part  with  the  expeditions  into  the  Bazar  and 
Hissarik  Valleys  (Medal). 

=>  Surgeon  Major  Gener.al  T.  Walsh  served  in  the  Jowaki  Afridi  Expedition  in  1S77-78  (Modal  with  Clasp). 
Servedin  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0,  and  was  Senior  Medical  Officer  to  the  force  under  Brigadier  General  Charles 
Gough  during  the  advance  on  Cabul  in  December  1879  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m 
the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Sanitary  Officer  ist  Division,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahuta, 
at  the  action  at  Kassasin  (9th  September),  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khediye  s 
Star). 

==  Surgeon  Major  General  J.  Warren  served  in  medical  charge  of  the  15th  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  of 
1S78-S0,  including  the  advance  to  Khelat-i-Ghilzie  and  with  the  ThuU  Chotiali  Field  Force  under  Major  General 
Biddulph  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  in  charge  of  No.  5  Moveable  Field  Haspital  (Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Star; ;  al.so  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

'■"  Deputy  Surgeon  General  W.  Cattell  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  wt  tne  5th  Dragoon  IjuaraB, 
including  the  battles  of  Balaklava,  Inkerman,  and  Tchernaya,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps, 
Sardiuiau  and  Turkish  Medils).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  137S-79,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture 
of  Ali  JInsjid  and  in  the  engasrement  at  Futtehabad  (Medal  with  Clasp).  t    »n„ 

"'  Deputy  Surgeon  General  R.  W.Clifton  served  with  the  expedition  to  China  in  1S60,  andwas  present  at  the 
actionofS'inho,  and  capture  oftheTaku  Forts  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ^.  .       ,     ^    »  u  /ir„j„i  „ni, 

«  Surgeon  General  A.  D.  Gulland  served  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  and  expedition  to  Kertch  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  with  the  expedition  to  China  in  1S60,  and  was  present  at  binho,  langku  ana 
capture  ofTaku  Forts  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  during  the  operations  against  the  Taepings  in  the  vicmity  ot 
Shanghai,  including  the  capture  of  the  walled  cities  of  Tsinpoo  and  Tsolin,  the  fortifled  town  of  Najo.v,  and  the 
affair  of  Nanksiang  Served  with  the  6th  Regiment  in  the  Hazara  campaign  ol  ib6S,  including  the  subsequent 
operations  in  the  Black  Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .1.  ,r       v,    o       ,m-„i„i  „,-n,  nlasna  for 

'-•  Deputy  Surgeon  General  R,  Hungerford  served  in  the  Crimea  from  nth  March  1S55  .'^'='*f''\"'''\'^i'*5P/rtin^ 
Sebastopol,  and  Turkish  Medal),  Served  with  the  53nl  Regiment  during  the  Indian  campaign  of  i857-j3,  moludin 
the  action  of  Khoda gunge  and  entry  into  Futtehgunge,  storm  and  capture  01  Meiugange,  siege  and  capture  01 
Lucknow,  and  aUair  of  Koorsie,  and  some  minor  affairs  (Medal  with  Clasp.  „,i  =„„,omh»r    nnrt 

«  Deputy  Surgeon  General  C.  G.  Irwin  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S34  up  to  the  22nd  Septem^^-  »"« 
again  from  15th  July  1855,  including  the  battle  of  Alma,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and 

"^^  Surg^on^General  J.  L.  Jameson  served  with  the  87th  FusiUers  in  Bengal  during  the  Indian  mutiny  in  1857-58 

*^' Deputy  Surgeon  General  James  Landale  served  in  ^elndian  Mutiny  campaign  in  .858-59  in  medk^^^ 

of  the  head  quarters  of  the  92nd  Foot,  including  the  actions  at  Rahutghur,  Mongrowlee,  sindwaho.  Knrai,  and 

"""s^u/J^on  General  W  G  N  Mauley  served  with  the  Royal  Artillery  in  the  Crimeafrom  the  iith  June  1855.  includ- 
ing th^siege  and  LTlo?  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  an^d  Turkish  il<=dal).-     Also  served  with  the  Roy^^^ 
■  In  Ihe  New  Zealand  war  of  1864-66,  volunteered  and  accompamed  the  storming  party  " '^^jjf  J^^^'^'^^^^tha 
near  Tauranga  (Victoria  Cross,  and  mentioned  in  despatches) :  was  awarded  the  VC     for  his  conduct  durmg  tns 


73 1  War  Services  of  the  Medical  Officers  on  Half  or  Ee fired  Pay. 

assaulton  the  Rebel  Pnh,  near  Tauransa,  New  Zealand,  on  the  2Qth  April  1S64,  in  most  nobly  riskinjr  bis  own  liTe, 
accordine  to  t.he  testimony  of  Commodore  Sir  William  Wiseman,  Barf.,  C'B.,  in  his  endeavour  to  save  that  of  the  late 
Commander  Hav,  of  the  Royal  Navy,  and  -otliors.  Having  volunt.eered  to  accompany  the  storming  party  into  the  Pah, 
he  attended  on  that  Officer  when  ho  was  ciirried  away  mortjilly  wounded,  and  then  volunteered  to  return,  in  order 
to  see  if  he  couhl  find  any  more  wounded.  It  is  stated  that  ne  was  one  of  the  last  Officers  to  leave  the  Pah."  Served 
with  the  field  force  under  General  Chute  in  the  expedition  from  Wanganui  to  Taranaki,  including;  the  marffh 
through  the  bush  at  the  rear  of  Mount  Egmont,  and  was  prcser^t  at  the  assault  and  capture  of  the  following  Paha, 
viz.:  Okotoukou,  Putahi,  Otapawa,  and  Waikokou  (thanked  in  general  orders,  and  promoted  Staff  Bureieou  lor 
"  distinguished  and  meritorious  services  rendered  to  the  sick  and  wounded  during  the  operations  in  New  Zealand," 
Medal).  Proceeded  with  the  British  Ambulance  to  the  Franco-German  war  of  1870-71.  Was  in  charge  of'B" 
Division  of  the  Ambulance  and  attached  to  the  22nd  Division  of  the  Prussian  Army,  accompanying  it  during 
the  operations  consequent  on  the  advance  on  Orleans.  Marched  with  it  between  200  and  300  miles  during  the 
severe  winter  weather  in  November  and  December,  and  was  present  at  several  engagements.  For  his  ser- 
viceswas  thanked  by  General  Von  Wittich  commanding  the  Division,  and  received  the  Steel  War  Medal; 
also,  at  tlic  request  of  the  Crown  Prince,  was  granted  by  the  Emperor  of  Germany  the  2nd  Class  of  the  Iron  Cross 
"  on  account  of  his  devoted  and  excellent  conduct  in  seeking  out  and  caring  for  the  wounded  of  the  22ud  Pi-ussian 
Division  in  the  actions  of  Chateauneuf  and  Bretoncelles  on  the  iSth  and  21st  November,  and  the  battles  of  Orleans 
and  Cravant  on  the  2nd  to  the  10th  December  1870."  Has  also  received  the  Bavarian  Order  of  Merit  for  1870-71. 
Was  present  also  at  the  siege  of  Paris,  and  on  the  declaration  of  the  Armistice  proceeded  into  the  city  with  svipplies 
lor  the  hospitals.  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal).  Al^o  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as 
l*rtnciiml  Medical  Officer  of  the  2nd  Division,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentinned  in  des- 
patches, lu'omoted  Deputy  Surgeon  General,  Medal  with  Clasp,  3rd  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star), 
— [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  p.  786.] 
^"  Surgeon  General  J.  E.  Moffatt  served  with  the  2nd  Reiriment  in  the  Kafir  war  of  1851-53  (Medal). 
'■•^  Deputv  Surgeon  (icneral  S.  B.  Roe  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  ongagemont 
at  Ali  Kheyl  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1879  including  the  investment  of  Sherpore  (men- 
tioned in  despatches)  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Caudahar.  and  was  present  at  the 
battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Also  served  iti 
the  Boer  war  of  1S8;. 

^•^  Deputy  Surgeon  General  R.  M.  Sinclair  served  with  the  97th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  soth  Nov.  185+ 
includuig  t.lie  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  Bengal,  also  in  the 
.j7Lh.  in  suppressing  the  mutiny  in  iSsy-sS,  with  the  Jounpore  Field  For<^e  in  the  actions  of  Chanda,  Umrneerpore, 
and  Su  tiuiporo  ;  afterwards  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  in  the  operations  in  Bundleound  in  1859 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  Lines  of  Communication  anil 
Base  (mentioned  in  despatches), 

'-''  Deputy  Surgeon  General  John  Tulloch  served  with  the  toth  Regiment  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-5S, 
including  the  suppression  of  the  mutiny  at  Benares,  capture  of  Atrowleea.  advance  to  Lucknow  and  actions  at 
Chanda,  Umcerpore,  Sultanpore,  and  Douraha,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  relief  of  Azimghur,  and  operations 
ue:ir  Jugdespore  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'-'*  Surgeon  General  E.  B.  Tuson  served  a^^  Surgeon  of  the  12th  Lancers  in  the  Crimea  from  the  9th  May  to  the22n(l 
June  1855  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  SebastoiK.l,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^'■*  Deputy  Surgeon  General  Raud'jlph  Webb  served  in  the  Kastern  campaign  in  1854-56,  and  was  present  at 
the  bombardment  of  Sebastopol  and  at  the  battle  of  Tchernaya  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served 
in  India  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  Banda  and  Chitrakote  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal). 
Served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  1868  (Medal). 

^*  Inspector  General  Edward  Menzies  served  with  the  94th  Regiment  during  the  operations  at  Aden  against  Aral> 
tribes  in  Aug.  1846.  Served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  May  1855, including  the  taking  of  Kertch  and  Yenikale, 
and  attacks  of  the  Redan  on  the  i8th  June  and  8th  September  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served 
with  the  59th  Regiment  at  the  storming  of  Namtow,  China,  on  nth  Aug.  1S58. 

»'•  Surgeon  Colonel  S.  Archer  was  attached  to  the  loist  Fusiliers  with  the  Eiisofzai  Field  Force  on  tho 
N.W.  Frontier  of  India  in  Nov.  and  Dec.  1863.  and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  the  Conical  Hill  and  the  destruc- 
tion of  Dmbeylah  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  in  charge  of  the  Field  Hospital 
at  Korti  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  tho  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  ya 
medical  charge  at  Wiidy  Haifa  and  of  the  Line  of  Communications  to  Akasheh. 

''^  Surgeon  Colonel  C.  A.  Atkins  accompanied  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  to  the  Gold  Coast  in  September  1873, 
served  at  the  attack  and  destruction  of  Essaman  and  Ampinee,  and  in  Medical  Charge  of  Russell's  Regiment 
throughout  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74,  including  the  repulse  of  the  Ashanti  army  at  Abrakramjia  during  the  sth 
and  6th  November,  cai>ture  and  destruction  of  Adubiassie,  battle  uf  Amoafnl,  capture  and  destructi-'jn  of  Becquah, 
advanced  euard  engagement  of  Jarbinbah,  skirmishes  and  ambuscade  affairs  between  Adwabtn  and  the  I'iver 
Ordah,  battle  of  Ordahsu  and  capture  of  Cooma?sie  (mentioned  in  despatche:s.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  at  the  night  attack  at  Zaidabad,  in  the  cniiauement  at  Charasiah  on  6th 
October  1879,  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  1879,  including  tUe  tlefenc3  of  Sherpore  (mentioned 
in  despatches) ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberta  iu  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of 
Candahar  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

"^  Surgeon  Colonel  M.  Cogau  served  in  medical  charge  of  a  detachment  of  the  77th  Regiment  in  the  Hazara 
campaign  of  1868.  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1880 ;  organized  the  Principal  Base  European  Hospital  at 
Candahar  uuder  the  command  of  Major  General  Phayre  (mentioned  m  despatches,  and  thanked  by  the  Governor 
General  in  Council,  Medal). 

"■*  Surgeon  Colonel  B.  G.  M'Dowell  served  with  the  44th  Regiment  the  campaign  of  1S60  iu  North  China 
including  the  action  of  Sinho,  storm  and  capture  of  the  Taku  Forts  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
Egyptian  warof  1S82  (Medal.  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  .served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition 
under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884  as  Princiii.-il  Medical  Officer,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb 
and  Temai  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  and  two  Clasps). 

"  Surgeon  Colonel  W.  T.  Martin  served  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign,  having  been  ap]x;inted  to  the 
exploring  party  sent  to  Abyssinia  in  Sept.  1867,  and  which  he  accompanied  through  various  expeditions  for 
discovering  a  practicable  route  for  troops  from  the  sea  to  the  Highlands ;  was  afterwards  Secretary  to  the  Princi- 
pal Medical  Officer  of  the  Force  and  present  with  the  Headtiuarters  Staff  at  the  capture  of  Magdala  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  and  Medal).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887  on  the  personal  Staff  of  Sir  Charles 
Arbuthnot  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

**  Surgeon  Colonel  W.  C.  Robinson  served  iu  the  Abyssinian  war  in  1867-68  (Medal), 
rr.*^"  Surgeon  Colonel  F.  B.  Scott  received  the  special  approbation  of  the  Madras  Government,  followed  by  that  of 
His  Royal  Highness  the  Commander  in  Chief,  for  his  sei-vices  rendered  while  in  medical  charge  of  the  i8th 
Hussars  during  a  most  virulent  outbreeik  of  cholera  in  the  regiment,  at  Secunderabad  in  May  1871.  Served 
in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879.  Organised  the  Bearer  Company;  made  the  hospital  arrangements  at  the  Fort 
Pearson  base  lor  the  Ekowe  Relieving  Column;  served  afterwards  with  the  -jnd  Division  on  the  personal 
slaff  of  Lord  Chelmsford  and  in  medical  charge  of  the  Head  Quarters  Staff;  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Ulundi,  wheie  his  services  were  described  by  Lord  Chelmsford  as  having  been  "  of  the  greatest  value ; "  he 
accompanied  the  i-^th  Lancers  in  their  charge  and  pursuit  of  the  enemy,  andby  rendering  timely  aid  10  a  Ijaucer 
who  was  dangerously'  wounded  prevented  his  falling  into  ihe  enemy's  hands,  and  served  subsequently  to  the  end 
of  the  war  as  Senior  Medical  Officer  of  Port  Durnford  and  the  Line  of  Communication  between  Ulundi  ard  the 
Tugela  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iSS-  on  the  personal  stuff 
of  Major  General  the  Duke  of  Connaught,  Commanding  the  ist  Brigade,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- 
Kebir  (CMG.,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^•^  Surgeon  Colonel  F.  H.  Welch  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1S8S  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal 
with  Clasp). 

'■'■*  Colonel  R.  P.  Ferguson  served  in  Bhontan  in  medii°al  charge  of  the  Royal  Artillery  during  the  campaign  of 
1S64-65,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  ji?id capture  of  Bala  ami  Buxa  Dooars  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  iu  the 


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™  Colonel  C  F.  Pollock  sen-cd  in  the  Ec^yptian  war  of  1SS2  with  the  4=u.l  Hishlaiiders  (the  Black  Watch)  and 
w_as  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  ^  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Scar).  witch),  and 

■^  Colonel  G.  A.  MaunseU  served  with  th,  R..yal  Artillery  dnruis.'  the  Bhnotan  campaign  of  I'Si-C,  and  wi^ 
present  at  the  capture,  of  Fort  Buxa.  also  at  the  tatio.-  ot  the  nala  Pass  T.iza -oS  <?rn4a,lP  «,  1  p^l.^ 
Chamoorchee  ( Medal  wi_th  Clasp)  Served  in  the  Eg.,i,t:an  w=ar  of  IsL  ( M^  ,1 ,  auh  Khedu'e's  Star)*  ''  """  ^"" 
mJL^?  1  ^-^v^V^'^f  Q^?  f"''*;*  "  ""=  ^STPti^r.  war  of  ,882  and  w,V8  present  at  the  surrender  of  Kafr  Downr 
(Medal,  audKhediye  s  btar);  .also  served  m  the  Soudan  campai!in  in  18S5  in  charge  of  No.  3  Field  Hospital 
f?ot,°rftrMlVtoV3rNl,^er:e'?°8%^^^^^^^^  ^  was  Senior  Medical  Oficlr  of  the^British  Trlops  at  SuSS! 

/  Bricade  Surgeon  W.  Ashton  served  in  the  [udian  campaiKo  of  1838-59,  and  was  present  with  the  79tli 
Highlanders  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  Rampore  Cassie,  and  passage  of  the  Gogra  at  Fyzabad  ;  present  with 
thes^rd  Regiment  at  the  action  o.'-Toolsepore,  and  minor  affairs  (Medal)  ■>      "  '    ,  pic^ci.i,  n  11.1. 

si»L°,'')^f  Lmn?»°°f '^f""'!'"*'  ■'•,?f  ^T^  f  "'T,'''^  *"  '^^  I"'"»-°  ^'""".v  campaign  in  1857-5,,  and  was  present  at  the 
siege  an,l  capture  .jf  Lucknow  (Medal  with  Claspi.  Serced  with  the  Buffs  the  campaign  of  186.  in  China  and  was 
present  at  the  action  of  Sinho,  taking  of  Pangku  and  the  Taku  Forts  (Medal  with  Clasp) .  Served  in  the  Eg'  ptian 
war  of  .8S2  (mentioned  111  despatches,  CB..  Medal.  ,,rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Khedive's  Star) 

■■  Brigade  Surgeon  .7.  F  Beattie  served  in  the  Ashantiwar  of  18,3-74  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afgliau  war  of 
1S78-80,  and  took  part  m  the  defence  ot  Candahar  (  Medal  1.  Served  in  the  Egnuiaa  war  of  i8»-  and  w-s  lu-esent 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  CVIedal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  I'leseut 

•'Deputy  Surgeon  General  \V^C.  Boyd  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  185S  (Medal).  Served  iu  the 
Afghan  war  in  1S79-S0  with  the  Koorum  Division,  was  Principal  Medical  Officer  with  the  Zaimusht  Expedition,  and 
was  present  at  the  assault  of  Zawa  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

■'  Deputy  Surgeon  General  RW.  Carter  served  with  the  =oth  Regiment  throughout  the  Eastern  campai"-n  of 
1854-55,  'DC  "ding  the  battle  of  Alma,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  capture  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  two  Clasps 
and  Turkish  Medal),  berved  with  t)ie  82nd  Regiment  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  1858,  including  the  actions  of 
Khankur  and  Buukagaou  (Medal).      Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0  (Medal) 

S"  Deputy  Surgeon  General  O.  Codrington  servedin  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1864-66  (Medal). 

"  Deputy  Surgeon  GeneralJ.  S.  Comya  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (promoted  Brio-ade  Sur 'eon  Medal, 
find  Khedive  8  Star).  n  ^       ,  . 

«-  Brigade  Surgeon  L.  Corban  was  specially  thanked  by  Lord  Napier  of  Magdala,  Commander  in  Chief  in  India, 
in  General  Orders  for  services  during  an  epidemic  of  cholera  in  Ouile  in  1872.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882 
m  medical  charge  oi  the  2nd  Battalion  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infa-.itrv,  and  was  present  in  The  engagements  at 
El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahutn,  m  the  t>vo  actions  at  Kassasin,  ami  at'the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  promoted  Surgeon  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Xile  E.\pedition 
ini884-85  as  Senior  Medical  Offlcer  to  the  Camel  Corps,  -Medical  Field  Inspector  on  the  Lines  of  Communication 
and  Senior  Medical  Othcer  at  Abu  Fatmeh  (Clasp). 

^  Deputy  Surgeon  General  John  Davidge  served  in  the  Bhootan  campaign  in  medical  charge  of  the  Royal  Artillery 
from  March  1865  to  .April  1S66  1  Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  (Medal,  and  Kliedive's  Star). 

*♦  Deputy  Surgeon  General  W.  G.  Don  served  in  the  Baltic  Fleet  and  at  the  bombardment  of  Sweaborg  in  1855 
(Medal) .  Served  in  medical  charge  of  a  pursuing  Column  in  Malwa  in  1S5S-59,  and  present  in  the  action  of  Rajpore 
(Medal). 

*5  Deputy  Surgeon  General  A.  G.  Elkington  served  the  Eistern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  battles  of 
Bal.aklava  and  Inkerman  (wounded),  siege  and  lall  of  Sebastopol,  and  sortie  on  the  26th  October  (Medal  with 
three  Clasps.  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

»•  Deputy  Surgeon  General  A.  J.  Ferguson  served  in  the  -Afghan  war  of  187S-S0,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in 
the  Mazeena  Valley  (Medal). 

87  Deputy  Surgeon  General  H.  Ferguson  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) 

^  Deputv  Surgeon  General  N.  Ffolliott  served  m  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal). 

°'  Brigade  Surgeon  W.  Ffolliott  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1678-S0  (Medal). 

™  Brigade  Surgeon  J.  Fleming  served  on  board  the  Hospital  Shi])  Victor  Ji'manuel  and  on  shore  at  Cape  Coast 
Castle  during  the  Ashanti  war  of  1S73-74,  and  was  appointed  Pathologist  to  the  esoedition  (Medal).  Served  in 
the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  first  with  the  Koorum  Field  Force,  and  afterwards  with  Ihe  Northern  Afghanistan 
Field  Force  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1SS5,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  the  Tofrek 
zereba  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

3^  Deputy  Surgeon  General  B.  T.  Giraud  served  with  the  Baltic  Expedition  in  1S55,  including  the  bombardment  of 
Sweaborg  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1858-59  with  the  Central  India  Field  Force  under  .Sir  Hugh  Rose 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  31  st  Regiment  throughout  the  campaign  in  the  north  of  China  in  1S60,  including 
the  acti  on  of  Sinho  and  storming  of  Tangku  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  the  'I'aku  Forts).  Also  in  the  operations  against 
the  Taepings  in  the  vicinity  of  Shanghai  in  1862.  including  the  capture  of  the  stockade  at  Nanhsian^,  capture  by 
escalatie  of  the  walled  city  of  Kadin,  gunboat  affairs  at  Woosung  and  Paushan.  affair  at  Nanksiang,  and  fina'l 
repulse  of  the  Taepings  from  Shanghai  in  August.  Served  in  the  -Afghan  war  of  1S80  in  medical  change  of  the  2nd 
Battalion  7th  Fusiliers,  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches),  was  prese-Ot  in  the  sortie 
of  Deh  Khoja  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  in  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  thronghout 
the  Egyptian  war  of  1862  as  Sanitary  Officer  of  the  2nd  Division,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(promoted  Brigade  Surgeon.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

52  Deputy  Surgeon  General  C.  H.  Harvey  served  in  the  .Afghan  war  of  1878-00,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of 
Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Stare  also 
served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  of  the  River  Column,  and  was  present  at  the 
action  of  Kirbekan  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Brigade  Surgeon,  two  Clasps  1. 

33  Brigade  Surgeon  J.  W.  Hnlseberg  served  with  the  Sth  Hussars  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  29th  January 
:S55,  including  the  battle  of  the  Tchernaya,  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal) . 

3*  Deputy  Surgeon  General  C.  A.  Innes  served  with  the  Royal  ArtiUeiy  in  the  Crimea  from  26th  May  1S55,  was 
present  at'the  bombardments  of  the  i£th  June  and  Sth  September,  also  with  the  expedition  to  Kertch  (Medal  with 
Clas)!,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  with  the  52nd  Light  Infantry  during  the  Indian  mutiny  in  1S57,  and  was  iu 
racdicni  charge  of  the  Regiment  during  part  of  the  siege  assault  and  capture  of  Delhi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

9^  Sir  Robert  William  Jackson  served  with  the  90th  Light  Infantry  in  the  i'rimea,  from  5th  Dec.  1854,  including 
the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  ana  Turkish  Medal).  Served  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  ;  in 
medical  charge  of  a  Battalion  at  the  relief  oi  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  present  at  the  battle  of  Cawnipore  on  6th 
Dec.  1857,  with  Outram's  Force  at  the  Alumbagh,  assault  and  capture  of  Lucknow  ;  in  medical  charge  of  the  Camel 
l^orps  at  the  assault  and  capture  of  Calpee  ;  present  at  the  capture  of  the  FortJ  of  Pehaign  and  Tyrhool  in  Onde, 
also  during  the  final  operations  of  Jngdespore  (Medal  with  three  Clasps).  Accompanied  Sir  (Jarue'^  U'olseley  to 
the  Gold  Coast  in  September  1873,  and  served  throughout  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74,  inclnding  the  action  of 
Essaman,  relief  of  Abrakrampa,  oattle  of  Amoaful,  battle  of  Ordahsu  and  capture  ot  Coomassie ;  and  w;i.s  in 
medical  charge  of  the  1st  Field  Hospital  from  its  formation  to  the  end  frf  the  canip  lign  '.  mention'' il  in  despatches, 
CB.f  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuniin  1879  including  the  storming  of  the  strong- 
hold (mentioned  iu  despatches.  Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel- 
el-Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  KCB.,  Medal  wilh  Clasp,  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Khedive's  St.ar). 

5'  Deputy  Surgeon  General  J.  H  Jeffcoat  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-S0  with  the  Koorum  Field  Force,  and 
was  present  at  ihe  capture  of  the  Peiwar  Kotal  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Brigade  Surgeon  H.  Kiiaggs  sen-ed  with  the  Bechuaualand  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1S84-S5 
in  charge  of  the  Base  Hospital.  .      ,     „.  .       ,.  ,       „  ,_ 

100  Deputy  Surgeon  General  R.  C.  Loflhouse  served  with  the  loth  Hussars  m  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  iSth 
April  185:;  "includin"  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  battle  of  the  Tchernaya.  and  affair  of  21st  September  near 
Kertch  (Medal  withtlasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  with  the  14th  Light  Dragoons  during  the  campaigns  in 
Central  India  from  loth  July  1857  to  April  1S59  nnder  Sir  Hugh  Rose  and  Sir  R.  Napier,  including  the  siege  of 
Rahutghur  action  of  Barcda,  relief  of  Sanger,  siege  and  capture  of  Garrakota,  disarming  the  Bhopal  Contingent  at 


733  War  Services  of  the  Merh'cal  Officers  on  Half  or  Iietired  Pay, 

Sebore,  forcing  the  Pass  of  Muddeiipore,  battle  of  the  Betwa,  siege  and  fall  of  Jhansi,  action  of  Koonch,  all  the 
affairs  during  the  advance  on  Calnee,  mclud?ng  the  battle  of  Golowlie,  capture  of  the  town  and  Fort  of  C'alpee,  action 
of  Morar,  recapture  of  Gwalior,  operations  in  Bundlecund,  and  affairs  of  Garotha  and  Jachlone,  and  pursuit  of  Tantia 
Topee.  Was  in  medical  charge  of  a  Wing  of  the  Regiment  in  India  up  to  the  capture  of  Gwalior  :  mentioned  in  de- 
spatches, and  thanked  by  the  Director  General  Army  ^Medical  Department  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Central  India). 

'"^^  Brigade  Surgeon  John  Mackenzie  served  throughout  the  campaign  of  iS6o  in  North  China  (Medal). 

""  Deputy  Surgeon  General  J.  Meane  served  with  the  31st  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  22nd  May  1855,  including 
ihe  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attacks  of  the  iSth  June  and  8th  September,  and  received  a  contused  wound 
on  the  knee  from  a  shell  in  the  Trenches  on  17th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Also  served  in  the 
Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal). 

1"*  Deputy  Surgeon  General  F.  W.  Moore  was  Principal  Medical  Otficerin  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1877-78 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0  with  the  3rd  Division  Khyber 
Force,  and  had  medical  charge  of  the  ist  and  2nd  Division  Base  Hospitals  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

'"5  Deputy  Surgeon  General  N.  Norris  served  in  the  expedition  against  the  Jowaki  Afreedees  in  1877-78  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  as 
Field  Medical  Inspector  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

i"*^  Dejiuty  Surgeon  General  E.  F.  O'Leary  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

1'*"  Deputy  Surgeon  General  W.  S.  Oliver  served  the  campaign  in  Rohilcund  in  1S58.  including  the  actions  of 
Bugawalla  and  Nugena,  relief  of  Moradabad.  actiim  on  the  Dojura,  assault  and  capture  of  Bareilly,  attack  and 
bombardment  of  Shahjehanpore,  defeat  of  the  rebels  and  relief  of  the  garrison,  capture  of  the  Fort  of  Bunnai, 
pursuit  of  the  enemj-  r.o  the  left  bank  of  the  Goomtee.  and  destruction  of  the  Fort  of  Mahomdee.  attack  on  and  de- 
struction of  Shababad ;  a\no  present  at  the  action  of  Bungkagong,  and  served  in  the  Oude  campaign,  including  the 
actions  of  Pusgaon  and  Rissoolpore.  attack  and  capture  of  Fort  Mittowlie,  and  actions  atMehundee  and  Biswah 
(Medal).    Served  with  the  ist  Battalion  60th  Rifles  on  the  Red  River  Expedition  of  1870. 

'"'*  Brigade  Surgeon  James  Paxton  served  in  the  Baltic  Expedition  of  1855  (Medal). 

109  Brigade  Surgeon  George  Perry  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  with  the  Scots  Fusilier  Guards  from  the  i6th 
June  1855,  including  the  siege  and'  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Ser\-ed  with  the 
2nd  Battalion  Coldstream  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el- 
Mahuta  and  at  the  buttle  of  Tebel-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'^o  Deputy  Surgeon  General  A.  S.  K.  Prescott  served  with  the  expedition  to  China  in  i860,  and  was  present  at  the 
actions  of  Sinho  and  Tangku,  capture  of  Taku  Forts— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  surrender  of  Pekin 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

"-  Brigade  Surgeon  S.  K.  Ray  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882.  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el 
Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"3  Brigade  Surgeon  John  Robinson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war 
of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)  Served  in  the  opera- 
tions in  Zululand  in  i£88. 

"*  Deputy  Surgeon  General  S.  Roch  served  m  the  Crimean  campaign  from  28th  Feb.  1855,  including  the  siege  and 
fall  of  Sebastopol  and  attack  of  the  i8th  June ;  also  served  with  the  French  as  a  volunteer  at  the  storming  of  r.he 
Mameloi'  on  the  7th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^'^  Deputy  Surgeon  General  W.  C.  Roe  served  with  the  Sgth  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  2ud  March  to  2Sth 
June  1855,  including  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  and  attack  of  the  18th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^-^  Deputy  Sur^reon  General  H.  J.  Rose  served  in  the  Crimea  from  June  1S55.  including  the  siege  and  fall  of 
SebastoprJ  (Medr-l  with  Chisp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  the  campaign  of  i860  in  North  China,  including  the 
taking  of  Sinho  and  Tangku,  actions  of  18th  and  2TSt  September,  and  surrender  of  Pekin,  and  was  in  medical 
ch:n-ge  'd  the  2iid  Oueen'sRoyals  from  the  taking  of  Tangku  to  the  end  of  the  campaign  (Medal  wit';  f.vi.  Clasps). 
Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-S0.  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

**"  Deputy  Surgeon  General  A.  Semple  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1854-55,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  and 
fall  of  Sei;astopoI,  including  the  assaults  on  the  Redan  of  the  7th  and  iSth  June  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal 
with  Clas]-.).  Served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  1S67-63  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  as  Principal  Mt'dical 
Officer  wit::  the  2nd  Division,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  [(mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with 
Clasp). 

118  Deputy  Surgeon  General  W.  Sly  was  attached  to  the  7th  Fusiliers  in  the  campaign  on  the  N.  W.  Frontier  of 
India  in  1863,  and  was  present  at  the  defence  of  the  Sungahs  at  the  Umbeyla  Pass,  storming  of  the  Conical  Hill  and 
burning  of  Lallo;>,   and  action  in  the  Bonair  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1'^  Deputy  Surgeon  General  J.  Sparrow  served  with  the  98th  Regiment  in  the  Pe8ha\vur  Expeditionary  Force  on 
the  Euzofzie  Frontier  under  Sir  Svdney  Cotton  in  April  and  May  11558,  and  at  the  affair  with  the  Hindoostanee 
fanatics  on  the  Heights  of  Sittana  on  the  4th  May  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

120  Brigade  Snrgeon  F.  P.  Staples  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  icrh  Regiment  in  the  Hazara  campaign  of  1868, 
including  the  expedition  against  the  tribes  on  the  Black  Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'2t  Deputy  Surgeon  General  T.  Teevau  served  in  the  Crimea  from  the  17th  Nov.  1855.  including  the  siege  and  fall 
of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  also  the  campaign  of  i860  in  China  (Medal  with  Clasp 
for  the  Taku  Forts). 

1^  Brigade  Surgeon  W.  Temple  served  in  Taranaki  in  the  latter  end  of  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1860-61,  and 
present  in  the  skirmish  of  the  iSth  March.  Served  also  in  the  Waikato  campaign  in  the  war  of  1863-65,  and 
was  present  in  the  actions  of  Rangiriri  and  Rangiawhia  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Victoria  Cross,  Medal) : 
together  with  Lieut.  A.  F.  Pickard  (since  deceased),  he  was  awarded  the  UC  "for  gallant  conduct  during  the 
assault  on  the  enemy's  position  at  Rangiriri  in  New  Zealand,  on  the  20th  November  1863,  in  exposing  their  lives 
to  imminent  danger,  in  crossing  the  entraiice  of  the  Maori  keep,  at  a  point  upon  which  the  enemy  had  concen- 
trated their  fire,  with  a  view  to  render  assistance  to  the  wounded,  and  more  especially  to  the  late  Captain  Mercer, 
of  the  Royal  Artillery.  Lieutenant  Pickard,  it  is  stated,  crossed  and  recrossed  the  parapet,  to  procure  water  for 
the  wounded,  when  none  of  the  men  could  be  iuauced  to  perform  this  service,  the  space  over  which  he  traversed 
being  exposed  to  a  crossfire;  and  testimony  is  borne  to  the  calmness  displayed  by  him  and  Assistant  Surgeen 
Temple  under  the  tryinq  circumstances  in  which  they  were  placed." 

'-■>  Deputy  Surgeon  General  H.  R.  L.  Veale  ?erved  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  and  was  present  at  the  relief 
of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  (Medal, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

'2*  Brigade  Surgeon  R.  Waters  served  in  the  Gambia  during  the  outbreak  of  cholera  in  1869.  Was  mentioned  in 
despatches  by  t'ne  Goverror.  and  for  his  services  during  the  epidemic  received  the  thanks  of  the  Colonial  Govern- 
ment and  of  the  Secretary  of  State  for  the  Colonies,  and  was  promoted  Staff  Surgeon,  Surgeon  Major,  "  in  con- 
sideration of  his  highly  meritorious  service."  Served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74  as  personal  Assistant  to  the 
Principal  Medical  Officer,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  capture  and  destruction  of  Becquah.  battle 
of  Ordahsu  and  capture  of  Coomassie  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Nile  Ex- 
pedition  in  1884-85  as  Sanitary  Officer,  and  was  for  some  time  in  charge  of  Field  Hospitals  at  Kora  and  Abu 
Fatmeh,  and  was  also  fur  some  time  officiating  Principal  Medical  Othcer  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  (men- 
tioned in  despatches,  promoted  Brigade  Surgeon,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'"  Deputy  Surgeon  General  Joseph  Watts  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-58,  including  the  relief  of 
Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  and  occupation  of  the  Alumbagh  from  25th  October  to  iSth  November,  and  defeat  of  the 
Gwalior  Contingent  at  Cawnpore  on  6th  December  1857  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  a  year's  service). 

^'^  Deputy  Surgeon  General  J.  Wiles  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  26th  Nov.  1854,  including  the  siege 
and  fall  of' Sebastopol.  and  attacks  of  the  iSth  June  and  8th  Sentember  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  from  August  18^8  and  was  present  with  the  force  under  Colonel  Turner  in 
qhe  Behar  district.  Served  the  campaign  of  i860  in  China,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  Sinhu  and  Taku,  and 
surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifie  Brigade  and 
served  thronghout  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war,  in  1874,  including  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  battle  of  Ordahsu 
and  capture  of  Coomassie  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

1-'  Brigade  Snrgeon  C.  S.  Wills  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  as  Senior  Medical  Officer  at  the  Base  of  Opera- 


War  Services  of  the  Medical  Officers  on  Half  or  Retired  Pay.  734 

Hi^L?,'k-'v„^nPv'^'IXl/'  ^Ti™  ?i  '""',?'' J°  11"=.  Afshan  war  of  iSrS-So,  auri  took  part  with  the  expedition  into  tl.o 
^  ?f*PV  ^T  i,  ''^'='1'''  ,v   '^^^'^y."  ^  "1  ^^^  Egyptian  war  of  1882  Olerlal,  and  Kliedive's  .Star). 

(Medar^'th''ciTp"rd'Khedi;;'rs.rrr''  '"  *'  Soudan  campaign  in  ,885  in  oon..nand  of  a  Bearer  Oon^pany 
131  Brigade  SurseonLt.Colouel  A.  L.  Brown  served  in  the  Ashanti  warin  1873-74,  and  waspresent  at  the  battle  of 
Amoaful  and  advance  on  Coomassie  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Meda!  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Kafir  warin  ,878 
."i,  J"!!!,";*^ ,,!'  "I'f„  IT*  "f"'"^^  J''"'  ?f '^^^•  '^"'^  '"  ^^'^  2;ulu  war  of  1870  including  the  engagements  at  Kambiila 
aad  Ulundi  (mentioned  111  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Nile  E.-cpedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with 
Olasp.ard  Khedive  s  Star);  also  served  in  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  13S5-86  in- 
cluding the  engagement  at  Giniss.  ■' 

!S  n''-'"''i''^l"^''^''°°r¥^'-'"'"°?' J?-,T-  S'"^T"  "^""'^  throughout  the  Ashanti  war  of  187,-74  (Medal). 

,  ^"Bade  Surgeon  r^t.Colonel  W  H  B.  Clapp  served  in  the  (.Egyptian  war  of  ,83=  (Medai,  and  Khedives  Star). 
Brigade  Surgeon  Lt.Colonel  F.  Ferguson  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  18S4-85,  and  took  part  with  mounted 
troop  m  the  operations  ot  the  Desert  Column,  in^lutUng  the  actions  at  Abu  Klea  and  the  reconnaissance  to 
Metarameh  (mentioned  m  despatches  promoted  Brigade  Surgeon,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

i»  Brigade  Surgeon  Lt  Colonel  J.  E.  Greenhill  served  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  with  the  Roynl 
Artillery,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Magdnla  (Medal). 

jn  Krigade  Surgeon  Lt.Colonel  F.  Howard  served  in  medical  charge  of  the  25th  King's  Own  Borderers  in  the 
Afghan  war  >n  1S79-80  (Merlal)  Serveti  in  medical  charge  of  the  i8th  Compiny  lioyal  Engineers  in  the  Egypiian 
war  of  18S2  (Medal,  and  Khedives  Star).  i      .1       j  o  o.>  1 

i=«  BriRade  Surgeon  Lt.Colonel  W..Tohnston  served  as  Senior  Jledical  Officer  duriiigthe  operations  against  Sekii- 
.^iini  in  thelransvaal  in  1878,  .and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  Tolvana's  Stadt.  Served  in  the  Zulu  war  of 
if>79as  Senior  Medical  Officer  of  the  Column  under  Colonel  Rowlands  on  the  Swazie  border;  w,as  in  charge  of  the 
Field  Hospital  w  ith  Colonel  Baker  Rus..r-li  s  Force  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuni  in  187Q,  and  was  present  at 
the  storming  of  the  stronghold  (mentioned  in  despatc'nes.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881 
in  command  of  a  Bearer  Company  of  the  Army  Hospital  Corps. 

■'''  Brigade  Surgeon  Lt.Colonel  W.  Eeir  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi. 

■■■'"  Brigade  Surgeon  Lt.Cnlone)  .1  B  Kelly  served  with  the  Bin  meso  Expedition  in  1S8S-90  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

H3  Brigade  burgeon  Lt.Colonel  G.  \Y.  M'Nalty  served  with  the  British  Ambulance,  B  Division,  during  the 
Franco-German  nar  from  October  1870  to  March  1871.  and  was  present  at  the  siege  of  Paris ;  accompanied  the 
22nd  Prussian  Division  in  the  operations  before  Chartres  and  Orleans,  and  was  present  at  several  engagements 
(received  the  thanks  of  Gener.al  von  Wittich,  Commanding  the  Division,  for  attending  wounded  on  the  field, 
German  Steel  War  Medal)-  Subseonently  proceeded  to  Le  Mans  and  Counerre  (French  Bronze  Cross  for  suc- 
couring wounded  French).  Served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1873-74.  Was  in  Medical  Charge  of  the  Head  (Quarter 
Staff,  and  present  at  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  battle  of  Ordahsu,  and  capture  of  Coomassie  (mentioned  in 
despatches,  promoted  Surgeon  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Was  Chief  Surgeon  and  Commissioner  of  the  National 
Aid  Society  in  the  Russo-Turkish  war  in  1876-77,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  of  Plevna.  EstabUshed  the  Red 
Cross  Hospital  at  Bucharest  (Roumanian  Star).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  with  the 
expedition  into  the  Lughman  Valley  and  in  the  engagement  at  Shekabad  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  iu 
the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Bronze  Decoration  1.  Served  in  the  Egypiian  war  of  1SS2  as  personalassistant  to  the  Principal  Medical  OlBcer 
with  the  tndian  Contingent,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  ot  Tel-el-lvebir  (Medal  with  (.;lasp,  4th  Class  of  the 
Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

1"  Brigade  Surgeon  Lt.Colone:  J.  Macartney  served  in  the  Kaffir  war  in  1877-7S,  and  was  nrese.it  in  the 
engagement  at  Dr;laibosch  on  the  30th  Decemheri877  (mentioned  in  despatches  as  having"  zealously  performed 
hia  duties  with  the  wounded  under  a  heavy  fire,"  iledal  with  Clasp). 

1-*^  Brigade  Surgeon  Lt.Colonel  H.  W.  A.  Mackinnon  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882.  and  was  present  at 
the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir— slightly  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Burmese 
Expedition  in  iS85-86with  the  Upper  Burmah  Field  Force  under  Sir  George  White,  part  of  the  time  as  Principal 
Medical  Otficer  (mentioned  in  despatches,  ItSO.^  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

1+6  Brigade  Surgeon  Lt.Colonel  J.  R.  Murray  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  i36o-6i,  including  the  actions 
of  Pataelakaurie  Mahoeten,  and  Matarikoriko  (Medal). 

'*7  Brigade  Surgeon  Lt.Colonel  A.  B.  R.  Myers  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  of  the  Scots  Guards  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

1*6  Brigade  Surgeon  Lt.Colonel  H.  J.  O'Brien  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal). 

'*5  Brigade  Surgeon  Lt.Colonel  W.  W.  Tomlinson  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the 
battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^50  Lt.Colonel  R.  Anderson  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  par  of  the  time  in  medical  charge  of  the  Bight 
Wing  of  the  Ismailia  Palace  Hospital  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-^>  Surgeon  Majoi  A.  Brebner  served  with  the  55th  Regiment  on  the  Bhootan  Expedition,  including  the  re- 
capture of  Devvangiri  in  1865  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^2  Surgeon  Lt.Colonel  H.  F.  Hensman  served  in  the  XJmbeyla  campaign  on  the  North- West  Frontier  of  India 
in  1863  with  the  Durliund  Field  Force.     Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i89g-<xi. 

1**  Lt.Colonel  J.  A.  M'Cracken  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879  (Medal). 

"^  Lt.Colonel  H.  F.  L.  Melladew  served  with  Left  Division  of  the  Dooar  Field  Force  in  Bhootan  in 
1865  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  British  Ambulance  iu  France  during  the  Franco-German  war  from 
October  1870  until  the  declaratisn  of  the  Armistice  in  February  1871.  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85 
with  the  Desert  Column,  including  the  operations  during  its  return  to  Korti  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

IS6  Surt'con  Lt.Colonel  C.  E.  M.  Shaw  served  on  the  Bed  River  Expedition  of  1870  under  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley 
(Medal).  .     .     ^. 

1"  Lt.Colonel  A.  Anderson  served  with  an  Expeditionary  Field  Force  under  Colonel  J.  R.  Mackenzie  in  Arabia 
from  the  27th  October  to  the  20th  December  1873,  including  the  investment,  surrender,  occupation,  and  destruc- 
tion of  the  Fort  at  Al  Hota,  and  subsequent  march  to  Zaida  in  pnrsuit  of  Ali  Bin  Mana,  the  chief  of  Houshabi. 
Served  m  the  Afghan  war  ill  187S-79  (Medal). 

"*  Lt  Colonel  J.  A.  Anderson  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Ulundi  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  .,„,,>• 

15'  Lt  Colonel  R  V.  Ash  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  and  in  the  operations  against  Seknkuni  (Medal) 
Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  nf  Tel-el-Kcbir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star)      Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  18S5-S7  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  l,lasp). 

16»  Lt.Colonel  F.  E.  Barrow  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Also  served  m  the 
Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Clasp). 

'6'  Lt.Colonel  I.  Boulger  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal).  ,.  „  ,    ,  ,r  ,  ■ 

«2  Lt  Colonel  T  Bojd  served  in  the  Egyptiam  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85,  and  had  charge  of  the 
Field  Hospital  at  Absarat  (Clasp).  .  .  0  ,_      .  ^  i»     i  »•„,!„ 

1*=  Lt.Colonel  E.  M.  Bradford  served  in  the  Afghan  war  m  1880  in  Southern  Afghanistan,  and  took  part  in  the 
march  to  Candahar  with  the  force  under  Major  General  PhajTe  (Medal). 

>«'  Lt.ColonelJ.  F.  Brodiesen-ed  in  the  Afghan  war  01  1S78-S0  (Medal). 

i»  Lt  Colonel  A  W  Browne  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  m  the  engagements  at 
Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Hrzoo  near  Ghnznee  (iledal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  m  1884  (Medal 
ivith  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  _,...,         ^        ^     .     ,1.     t:,        *■ *■    qq^  „«,i  «,Qa 

"'  Lt  Colonel  W  Campbell  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Scots  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp  and  Kbedive's  Star).  ,  ,  . 

'«»  Lt.Colonel  W.  J.  S.  Campbell  served  with  the  Perak  Expedition  m  1875-76  (Medal  with  Llasp).  bervea 
with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  (two  Clasps).  ■■•  '• 


735  War  Services  of  the  Medical  Officers  on  Half  or  lleiired  Pay. 

-'"  Lt.Colonel  J.  Coats  served  in  the  Boer  war  in  1881. 

^'^  Lt.Colonel  T.  S.  Cogan  served  throughoxit  the  Abyssinian  campnign  of  1S67-68  (Medal). 

''2  Lt.Colocel  B.  B.  Connolly  served  during  the  Franco-German  war  oC  1870-71,  and  was  present  at  the  Ijattle  ot 
Beaumont,  baHle  of  and  capitulation  of  Sedan  (German  Si,eel  War  Medal).  Served  throuerhout  the  fampi<rn 
apaine-t  the  Jowaki  Afreedces  in  1S77-78  (Modal  with  Clasp).  Served  as  Secretary  and  Statistical  Officer  ofthe 
Principal  Medical  Otticer,  ;Lines  of  Communication  and  Base,  in  the  Zulu  war  "or  1879  and  in  the  subsequeiu 
operations  figraiust  Sekukuni  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of 
Tcl-el-Kebir  (promoted  Surgeon  Mnjor,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition 
under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  of  the  Cavalry  Brigade,  and  was  present  in  th« 
enpagements  at  ElTeband  Temai  'mentioned  in  despatches.  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh.  andlwo  Clasps).  Serve*"' 
with  the  Nile  Exnedition  in  1884-85  in  command  of  a  Camel  Bearer  Company,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  on 
ilie  wounded  convoy  on  the  13th  February  (mentioned  in  despatches,  granted  higher  rate  of  pay.  Clasp). 

'"■'  Lr. Colonel  George  Corry  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Starl. 

''■*  Lt.Colonel  R.  M.  Craig  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-88  as  Senior  Medical  Officer  to  the  ^\-d 
Brigade  fMedal  with  two  Clasps). 

•'*  Lt.Colonel   F.  A.  Davy  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-80  (Medal). 

''^  Lt.Colonel  H.  L.  Doi'iovan  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  m 
the  Soudan  cjunpaign  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  the  Tofrek  zereba  (mentioned  in  de- 
t^jintches,  granted  the  higher  rate  of  pay,  two  Claspy), 

'"**  Lt.Colonel  E.  .(,  Fairland  served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  from  November  1867  to  July  1 368  (Medal). 

'■^  Lt.Colonel  S.  J.  Flood  served  with  the  Bikaneer  Field  Force  in  18S3-S4  in  medical  charge  of  British  troops. 
Served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  under  Sir  O.  V.  Tanner  in  18S4  in  medical  charge  of  the  2nd  Battalion 
of  the  North  Statlbrdshire  Regiment,  which  on  its  return  suflered  from  a  severe  outbreak  of  cholera  in  the  Bolan 
Pass,  for  his  conduct  during  which  he  received  the  thanks  of  his  Commanding  Officer  and  of  the  Director  General 
of  the  Army  Medical  Staff.  Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  7884  (Medal,  and 
Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  operations  in  the  Hinterland  of  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-59  as  Senior  Medical 
Officer  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

">"  Lt.Colonel  P.  T.  Frazer  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  first  in  medical  charge  of  Royal  Artillery  at 
Lundi  Kotal  during  the  occupation  ofthe  Khyber  Pass,  and  af'.erwards  accompanied  the  13th  Hussars  to  Candahar 
in  t88o.  and  served  with  the  Southern  Afghanistan  Field  Force  until  the  evacuation  of  the  country  in  i38i  (Medal). 

•^'  Lt.Colonel  W.  C.  Gasteen  served  in  South  Africa  during  the  Zulu  war  and  the  operations  against  Seku- 
kuni  in  1879  (Medal)_. 

'*'-  Lt.Colonel  G.  j ,  Gibson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Peiwar 
Kotal  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'*^^  Lt.Colonel  D.  C.  W.  Heather  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1873-74  (Medal). 

'*'"  Lt.Colonel  J.  Hoytted  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  1875-76  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Sei-i'ed  in  the  Afghan' war  of  1878-80  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  101885  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

"'*'  Lt.C^oIonel  J.  P.  Hunt  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'-•0  Lt.Colonel  H.Jagoc  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878  (Medal).  Served  inthe  Zulu  warin  1879  (Medal.with  Clasp). 

'"^  Lt.Colonel  M.  Knox  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  18715-79  (Medal). 

''■'*  Lt.Colonel  A.  IJ.  I/Estrange  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  1875-76  (Mei''al  with  Clasp). 

'^'  Lt.Colonel  N.  M'Creery  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)  ; 
with  the  Souda.i  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1885-86;  and  in  the  operations  nearSuakin  in  December  18E8,  includ- 
ing the  engagement  at  Gemaizah  (mentioned  in  despatches,  3rd  Class  ofthe  Medjidie,  Clasp). 

'^^  Lt.Colonel  J.  M'Gnnn  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Lang's 
>Iek  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  the  Ingogo  River  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

•*3  Lt.Colonel  P.  J.  M'Quaid  served  in  the  Afchan  war  in  1878-79.  and  was  present  in  the  encragemeut  at 
^3harasiah  on  the  tith  October  1879  and  in  tUe  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  1879  including  the  investment 
of  Sherpore  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  action  aV 
js-assasin  on  the  otb  September  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel -el-Kebirf  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  A.  A.  Macrobin  served  with  the  British  Ambulance  in  the  Franco-German  war  from  the  time  of 
its  arrival  in  France  in  <.)ctober  1870  until  its  return  to  England  in  March  1871  after  the  conclusion  of  peace,  and 
has  received  the  German  War  Steel  Medal.  Ser^'ed  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  second  ]>ha8e  of 
the  Ashanti  war  in  1874,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  battle  of  Ordashu  and  capture  of  Coomassie 
(Medal  with  Olasp). 

2f'>  Lt.Colonel  O.  F.  MoUoy  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S- 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Ke>)ir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^"^  Lt.Colonel  S.  Moore  served  with  the  British  Military  Ambulance  during  the  Franco-German  war  from 
Oct.  1^70  to  March  1S71  ;  and,  with  the  "B"  Division  of  the  Ambulance,  accompanied  the  22nd  Prussian  Division 
under  General  Wittisclie  in  the  operations  before  Chartres  and  Orleans  in  November  and  December.  Was  present 
at  the  actions  of  Chateauneuf  and  Bretoncelles,  and  the  general  engagement  at  Artenay  on  the  3rd  December 
(Prussian  War  Medal,  and  French  Bronze  Cross).  Proceeded  to  the  Gold  Coast  in  September  1873,  and  ser\-ed 
throughout  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74;  was  present  at  the  action  of  Essamen,  and  subsequently  filled  the  post  of 
Statistical  OfBcer  (Medal). 

2"3  Lt  Colonel  J.  W.  Morgan  served  with  the  6th  Regiment  in  the  Hazara  campaign  of  1868,  including  the 
subsequent  operations  in  the  Black  Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under 
Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1S84  1  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Start. 

-'^*  Lt.Colonel  J.  O'Reilly  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Kambula 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'os  Lt.Colonel  J.  J.  O'Reilly  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal). 
Z  ^"^  Lt.Colonel  T.  O'Reilly  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2*"*  Lt.Coionel  T.  W.  Patterson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  with  the  Koornm  Valley  Field  Force 
(Medal).  Also  served  with  the  expedition  against  the  Mahsood  Wuzoerees.  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in 
1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  ihe  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87  as  Senior  Medical 
Officer  4th  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*''-'  Lt.Colonel  C.  K.  Powell  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0  (Medal). 

2's  Lt.Colonel  J.  S  Reynolds  received  the  special  approbation  of  the  Commander  in  Chief  in  India,  fol- 
lowed by  that  ofthe  DirectorGeneral  ofthe  Army  Medical  Department,  for  his  services  while  Medical  Officer  ofthe 
9th  Regiment  during  a  most  virulent  outbreak  of  cholera  at  Peshawur  in  1869.  Served  in  the  Kafir  war  of  1S77-78 
in  the  Ciskei,  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  with  the  Galekas  at  Impetu  ;  served  throughout  the  Zulu  war 
of  1879,  took  part  in  the  gallant  and  successful  defence  of  Rorke's  Drift,  and  was  with  the  troops  in  the  Laager 
during  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Surgeon  ilajor,  Victoria  Cross,  Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Gold  Medal  ofthe  British  Medical  Association):  was  awarded  theTir"for  the  conspicuous 
bravery,  (iuring  the  attack  at  Rorke's  Drift  on  the  22nd  and  23rd  January  1S79,  which  he  exhibited  in  his  con- 
stant attention  to  the  wounded  under  fire,  and  in  his  voluntarily  conveying  ammunition  from  the  store  to  the 
defenders  of  the  hospital,  whereby  he  exposed  himself  to  a  cross  fire  from  the  enemy  both  in  going  and  returning." 

^1-*  Lt.Colonel  H.  J.  Bobbins  served  in  the  .A.fghan  war  in  1878-79  with  the  Koorum  Field  Column,  took 
part  in  the  Zaimusht  Expedition  under  Brigadier  General  Tytler,  and  was  present  with  the  85th  Regiment  in 
the  assault  on  the  heights  of  Zawa  (Medal). 

^'6  Sir  J.  G.  Rogers  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  with  the  Candahar  Column  and  the  Ghuznee 
Field  Force,  and  afterwards  with  the  force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (Medal).  Served  with  the  19th 
Hussars  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  and  was  present  in  the  action  of  Kassasin  (9th  September)  and  at  the  battle 
of  Tel-el-Kebir  (promoted  Surgeon  Major.  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star)'.  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition 
in  1884-85  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  "with  the  Egyptian  Army  (Clasp),  in  the  operations  of  the  E/yptian  Frontier 
Field  Force  in  1885-86  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  ot  the  Egyptian  Army,  and  \vas  jn-esent  ia  the  engagement  at 
Giniss  {DSO.},  and  in  the  operatious  near  Suakin  in  December  i838  including  the  ensragement  at  Gemaizah  (men- 
tioned in  despatches.  Clasp,  and  rnd  CIa?s  of  the  Medjidie). 


War  Services  of  the  Medical  Oficers  on  Half  or  Retired  Pay.  736 

="  Lt.C'olonel  G.  Ryan  served  in  tho  Zulu  war  iu  1879  (Xle.lal) 

218  Lt.Colonel  James  Soanlan  served  in  the  Boer  n-ar  of  liai.  ' 

-^*  Lt.Colonel  H.  Scoft  served  in  tho  Boer  war  of  188 1 

'2T  J'!-S°|°°'='  fj;  ??'2"''';'l  *'=''™'i  "''"'  ""5  Zbob  Vallei-  Expedition  in  13S4. 
Se'^ed  o'itoa  d  H  M  Holiiri'lwD^rL'^o'l'F  "'''*  ,'^?^''°'°?  '"  'be  Abv»siiian  E.pedition^  of  1367-68  (M.dal) 

■"t  f  r^i„?,ti   A    H-    S;  ,°  P,    ""'"  £'«a'""'aurm?the  Ashanti  warin  187,-74  (Medal). 

-•"Lt.Colonel  A.H.  stokes  seri-ed  m  the  lioer  war  of  i83i  iu  charge  of  the  Biso  Hosnital  Servn,!  i„  tl,» 
Soudan  campaiijniu  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp.anl  Khedive's  Star)  "'^'^^ ""  °'^  ^^"^  « '"O  "osP'tal.  berved  in  the 
orThJ'rnrrtTHi;hH?rW»'^rr'^''™""''T\*'','''^S.vpti'm^^^  ,882  „,  medical  charge  of  the  ist  Battalion 
ol  the  (lordon  Highhinders.  and  was  present  at  the  recoma  ssauce  in  force  from  Alexandria  on  thn  ^fh  A  „„-n,f 
and  at  the  battle  of  TeI-el-Kel)ir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Klieuive's  Star    •  AieMimiua  on  the  sth  August 

%  T  Jr^l^npl  ?•  u'^'w  "T"''  '"/''^  *^f  ""^f  ?  """"P^'sn  in  ,885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Ali  ll'^u'^lid'oiedai  wlth^'faspT"     '°  "'^  ^'^^""  ''^'  "^  '''''''•  '""^  ""'  P"^^"''  «'  "'^  ""-"^  -^"  <=^'""»-''  "' 
/\r^^';'^°Q'"''  B-.WWellings  served  in  the   Afghan  war  m    1S80  with  the  Southern   Afghaniatan  Column 
(Medal).    Served  in  the   Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and   wns  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  wTth 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).     Served  m  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Clasp)  ci  «vc  j.i   u<"J'iai  mm 

^  Lt.Colonel  J.  G.  Wilhamson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal) 

^  Surgeon  Major  X.  Alcock  served  in  the  Kafir  war  in  1878  (Medal) 

Reli^eSI:?frndKh;']rvT'fsTa"^^^  *■=  ^'^P"""  ""  "'  "^^^  "'*  *^  .at  Battalion  of  the  West  Kent 

i86"t^Xne  ?86?(TeSir™^  ^'  ^'  ^'  ^'"^"'^  ^'"'^^  '^'"'  ""^  "'''^  Regiment  in  the  New  Zealand  war  from  July 

"■'^  Surgeon  Major  L.  Armstrong  served  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  .854-33,  including  the  reconnais- 
sance on  the  Danube  under  Lord  Cardigan,  affair  of  Bulganac,  battles  of  Alma.  Balaklava,  Inkerman  and 
Tchernaya,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol ;  also  present  with  the  Light  Cavalry  Brigade  at  Eupatoria  (Medal  with 
four  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal).  ./         =  c  \ 

236  Surgeon  Major  Ashton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S7S-80  (Medal). 

f,i  iT'.Sa'Je  Surgeon  J.  B.  Baker  served  with  the  Esoeditionary  Force  in  the  north  of  Oiina  in  1S60  (Medal) 

-^»  Brigade  Surgeon  T.  Barnwell  served  iu  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) 

■jsn  Surgeon  Major  D.  P.  Barry  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  60th  Roval  Rifles  throughout  the  Pun'iaub  camoaio-n  of 
1848-49,  was  present  at  the  siege  of  Mooltan.  also  at  the  battleof  Goojerat,  21st  Feb.  1849  (Medal  with  two  Cia'sos) 
Landed  m  the  Crimea  with  the  13th  Light  Infantry  on  the  30th  .)une  1855,  and  was  at  the  buttle  of  the  Tcheruava' 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).    Served  with  the  97th  Re<'iment  durin--  the 
Indian  Mutiny  camuaign  m  1857-3S,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Luckuow  (Medal  with  Clasp)^ 

2«  Brigade  Surgeon  A.  G.  Bartley  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal). 

2"  Brigade  Surgeon  A.  W.  Bate  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedives  St  vr) 

-"  Surgeon  Major  \V.  F.  Bennett  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  1S73-74,  including  the  engai'ement  at  Dunnuah 
(Meaal).  Served  lu  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  mirch  to  Caudahar 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

2«  Surgeon  Major  A.  W.  Beveridge  served  with  the  78th  Highlanders  in  the  Indiau'campaign  and  was  present 
with  Outram's  Force  in  the  Alumbagh,  including  the  repulse  of  numerous  attacks,  and  operations  endini'  in  the 
final  capture  of  Lucknow  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ° 

2"  Deputy  Surgeon  General  W.  Bisset-Snell  served  throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  in  North  China,  includin"- 
the  action  of  Siuho,  taking  of  Tangku,  with  the  Reserve  at  the  storming  of  the  North  Taku  Fort,  actions  of  the 
1 8  th  and  21st  Septeniljerand  surrender  ofPekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  promoted  for  '*  meritorious  services  "). 

2"  Surgeon  Major  W.  T.  Black  served  in  the  Katflr  war  of  1847,  and  in  that  of  1851-53,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  Fort  Armstrong  from  the  rebels  on  22nd  Feb.  1851  (Medal).  Served  also  in  the  Crimea  from  6th  Sept. 
1S55  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Sebastopol,  and  Turkish  Medal!. 

-»«  Brigade  Surgeon  E.  F.  Boult  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

2»' Brigade  Surgeon  E.  J.  Boulton  served  in  the  Royal  Navy  during  the  operations  in  the  Baltic  in  1855  (Medal), 
Served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Gingindhlovu,  and  at  the  relief  of  Ekowe 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

2*8  Brigade  Surgeon  C.  H.  Browne  served  in  the  Indian  campaign  from  Nov.  1857  to  April  1859,  and  was  present 
at  the  siege  and  capture  of  the  Fort  of  Awah,  also  at  the  siege  storm  and  capture  of  the  town  and  Fort  of  Kotah 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

-53  Surgeon  Major  T.  Carey  served  with  the  64th  llegimentin  the  Persian  campaign  of  1856-57,  in  eluding  the  storm 
and  capture  of  Reshire,  surrender  of  Bushire,  night  attack  and  battle  of  Kooshab  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in 
Bengal  and  N.W.  Provinces  in  suppressing  the  mutin.v  in  TS57-58  in  medical  charge  of  500  men,  being  the  head 
quarters  of  the  Regiment;  present  in  the  actions  of  Futtehpore,  Aoung,  Pandoo  Nuddee,  Cawnpore,  Onao, 
Buseerut  Gunge  (first  andsecond) ,  lioorbeakechowkee,  Bithoor,  Mungarwar,  Alumbagh,  and  first  relief  of  Lucknow 
with  Havelock'e  Column  ;  present  in  three  sorties  from  the  Residency,  also  at  the  defence  of  Cawnpore — severel.v 
wounded  (Medal  with  Clas)),  and  a  year's  service  for  Lucknow). 

~^i  Deputy  Surgeon  General  C.  V.  Cay  served  with  the  Coldstream  Guards  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  30th 
Nov.  1854,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

2^^  Brigade  Surgeon  H.  T.  Chapman  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884 
(^ledal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

2.^5  Brigade  Surgeon  J.  E.  Clark  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

257  Brigade  Surgeon  J.  B.  Cockbnrn  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  exijedition  to 
Kertch,  and  Yenikale,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

-^9  Brigade  Surgeon  H.  C.  Collier  served  with  the  4th  King's  Own  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  r868,  and 
was  present  at  the  action  of  Arogee  and  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal). 

2C0  Brigade  Surgeon  Francis  Collins  served  with  the  5th  Fusiliers  during  the  Sepo,y  mutiny  in  1857-58,  and  was 
present  at  the  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  including  the  attacks  on  the  Dilkoosha  and  Martiniere ;  with 
Outram's  Division  in  the  Alumbagh,  and  engaged  in  the  varioas  operations  there  ;  also  at  the  siege  and  capture 
of  Lucknow  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

263  Brigade  Surgeon  W.  Creagh  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80  (Medal). 

26+  Surgeon  Major  J.  J.  Crean  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

265  Surgeon  Ma'jor  W.  CJreyk  served  in  the  Afghan  w.ar  of  187S-S0  (.Medal). 

26'  Biigade  Surgeon  A.  floig  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1873-74  (Medal). 

270  Deputy  Inspector  General  R.  Domenichetti  served  on  the  Staff  of  General  Havelock  on  his  first  taking  the 
field  in  1S57,  and  was  present  in  the  actions  of  Futtehpore,  Aoung,  Pandoo  Nuddee,  Cawnpore,  Buseerutgunge, 
Bithoor,  and  Alumbagh,  also  the  defence  of  the  Alumbagh  (thanked  by  the  President  of  the  Council  of  India) ,  Serveil 
with  the  75th  Regiment  before  Luckuow  under  General  Outram  in  two  attacks  upon  his  position  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2^-  Brigade  Surgeon  CM.  Douglas  was  decorated  with  the  Victoria  Cross,  together  with  four  Privates  of  the  24th 
Regiment,  "  for  the  verv  gallant  and  daring  manner  in  which,  on  the  7th  Ma.y  1867,  the.v  risked  thsir  lives  in  man- 
niiTo-  a  boat  and  proceeding  through  a  dangerous  surf  to  the  rescue  of  some  of  their  comrades,  who  formed  part  of 
an  expedition  which  had  been  sent  to  the  island  of  Little  Andaman,  by  order  of  the  Chief  Commissioner  of  British 
Burmah,  with  the  view  of  ascertaining  the  fate  of  the  commander  and  seven  of  the  crew  of  the  ship  Aamm 
Valley,  who  had  landed  there,  and  were  supposed  to  have  been  murdered  by  the  natives.  The  Officer  who 
commanded  the  troops  on  the  occasion  reports :  '  About  an  hour  later  in  the  day,  Dr.  Douglas,  2nd  Battalion 
24th  Rei'iment.  and  the  four  privates  referred  to,  gallantly  manning  the  second  gig,  made  their  way  through  the 
surf  alinost  to  the  shore,  but  finding  their  boat  was  half-filled  with  water,  they  retired.  A  second  attempt  made  by 
Dr  Dout'las  and  party  proved  successful,  five  of  us  being  safely  passed  through  the  surf  to  the  boats  outside.  A 
third  and  last  trip  go't  the  whole  ol  the  party  left  on  shore  sate  to  the  boats.'  It  is  stated  that  Dr.  Douglas  accom- 
plished these  trips  through  the  surf  to  the  shore  by  no  ordin,ary  exertion.    He  stood  in  the  b  iws  of  the  boat,  and 


737  }Var  Services  of  the  Medical  Officers  on  Half  or  Retired  Pay, 

worked  her  in  an  intrepid  and  seamanlikc  manner,  cool  to  a  degree,  ns  if  what  he  was  then  doing-  was  an  ordinary 
act  of  everyday  life.  The  four  privates  Ijehaved  in  an  equally  cool  and  collected  manner,  rowinji  throu^'h  the 
roughest  surf  when  the  slightest  hesitation  or  want  of  pluck  on  the  part  of  any  one  of  them  would  have  been 
attended  by  the  gravest  results.  It  is  reported  that  seventeen  officers  and  men  were  thus  saved  from  whiil  muet 
otherwise  have  been  a  fearful  risk,  if  not  certainty  of  death."  V/as  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane 
Society  for  the  same  service. 

=*'^  Brigade  Surgeon  W.  E.  Dudley  served  with  the  3rd  Buffs  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  in  medical  charge  of  the  78th  Highlanders  (Medal). 

-'■^  Brigade  Surgeon  W.  Klgee  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

''■*  Brigade  Surgeon  A.  F.  Elliot  served  during  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashantt  war,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  Coomassie  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

27=  Deputy  Inspector  General  U.  W.  Evans  served  as  a  volunteer  (his  Regiment,  the  i6th  Lancers,  being  at  home) 
from  the  commencement  of  the  war  in  Russia  until  promoted  in  December  1854,  including  the  battles  of  Alma. 
Balakbua,  and  Inkerman,  and  in  the  Trenches  before  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  "and  Turkish  Medal). 

27c  Brigade  Surgeon  J.  H.  Finnemore  served  in  the  Royal  Artillery  with  the  expedition  to  China  in  i860,  and 
was  present  at  actions  of  Sinho  and  Tangku,  capture  of  Taku  Forts,  actions  near  Tangchow,  and  surrender  of 
Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps}.  Served  with  the  45th  Regiment  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign,  and  was  present  at 
the  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal).     Served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  1S73-74  (Medal). 

277  Brigade  Surgeon  J.  E.  Fishbourne  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  with  the  Khyber  Field  Force  in  medical 
charge  of  Field  Hospitn  Is  (Medal) .  Also  served  in  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Expedition  in  1881  with  the  Bunnoo  Column 
in  charge  of  a  Field  Huspital.  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Received  the  th;ink^  of  the  Governor  General  of  India  for  services  during  the  cholera  epidemics  in  1869  and  1879. 

27**  Surgeon  Major  W.  Fletcher  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  25th  Aug.  1855,  including  the  siege  and 
fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  witli  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

279  Brigade  Suigfon  S,  Flood  served  in  the  .\fghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in 
1884-85  with  the  River  Column,  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kirbekan  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-'^"  Deputy  Surgeon  General  A.  S.  Fogo  served  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  i85,i-i;5  with  the  Royal 
Artillery,  including  the  battles  of  Abna  and  Balaklava,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  5th 
Class  of  the  Medjidie.aud  Turkish  Medal). 

-*'  Brigade  Surgeon  E.  Footner  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S78-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^*'^  Deputy  Surgeon  General  W.  J.  Fyff"e  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  battles  of  Alma 
and  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  aud  Turkish  Medal). 

-«»  Deputy  Inspector  General  G.  T.  Galbraith  served  with  the  99th  Regiment  in  the  New  Zealand  wjir  (Medal), 
and  was  present  at  Ohaeawi  and  Ruapekapeka.  He  was  the  Snnir.r  Medical  Ullicer  present  during  the  greater 
riart  of  the  operations  in  the  southern  tUstrict  of  New  Zealand  ;  at  several  skirmishes  in  the  Valley  of  the  Ilutt ; 
also  at  the  Horokiwi  on  the  6th  Aug.  1846.     Served  with  the  expeditionary  force  in  the  North  of  China  in  i860  (Medal). 

-89  Surgeon  Major  W.H.  Garde  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-9"  Surgeon  Major  H.  A.  Gogarty  served  at  the  defeat  of  the  Sealkote  mutineers  on  the  banks  of  the  Ravee  on 
12th  and  16th  July  1857  ;  also  from  14th  August  at  the  siege  of  Delhi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-'J'  Surgeon  Major  J.Goodwin  served  throughout  the  China  war  from  1857  to  1S60  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Canton). 
Served  also  in  the  New  Zealand  war  from  1S63  to  1866  tMedal). 

293  Brigade  Surgeon  R.  A.  P.  Grant  served  with  the  43rd  Light  Infantry  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  i863-ri6  and 
was  present  at  several  engagements  in  the  province  of  Taranaki,  and  was  mentioned  in  despatches  and  brought  to 
the  notice  of  the  Colonel  commanding  the  district  "  for  the  very  zealous  and  efficient  services  rendered  by  Assistant 
Surgeon  Grant  at  an  engagement  on  the  28th  July  1S65.  who  was  exposed  to  a  very  heavy  fire,  under"  which  he 
directed  Captain  Close,  who  was  mortally  wounded,  to  be  carried  under  cover"  (Medal). 

-9*  Surgeon  Major  Charles  Gray  served  throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  in  North  China,  including  the  action  of 
Sinho,  taking  of  Taugku,  and  storming  of  the  inner  North  Taku  Fort  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■J95  Surgeon  Major  J.  Greig  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal). 

-3f  Surgeon  Major  T.  E.  Hale  served  with  the  7th  Fusiliers  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  25th  Jan.  1855, 
includinii  duty  in  the  trenches  during  the  bombardments  of  Sebastopol  in  April  and  June,  as  also  the  assaults  of  the 
Redan  on  the  i8th  June  and  3th  September  (Victoria  Cross,  Medal  with  Clasp,  aud  Turkish  Medal) :  was  awarded 
the  i'tC  "  I.  For  remaining  with  an  Officer  who  was  dangerously  wounded  (Captam  H.  M.  Jones,  7th  Fusiliers),  in 
the  fifth  parallel,  on  the  8th  September  1855,  when  all  the  men  in  the  immediate  neighbourhood  retreated,  excepting 
Lieutenant  William  Hope  and  Doctor  Hale;  and  for  endeavouring  to  rally  the  men  in  conjunction  with 
Lieutenant  Hope.  2.  For  having  on  the  8th  September  1855,  after  the  regiments  had  retired  into  the  trenches, 
cleared  the  most  advanced  sap  of  the  wounded,  and  carried  into  the  sap.  under  a  heavy  fire,  several  wounded  men 
from  the  open  ground,  being  assisted  by  Sergeant  Charles  Fisher,  7th  Royal  Fusiliers."  Served  in  medical 
I'harge  of  a  field  force  under  Colonel  Blunt  during  the  Indian  Mutiny,  detached  from  Jjahore  to  the  Trans-Indus 
I'l-oiitier  durmg  the  hot  season  of  1857. 

-'■'7  Brigade  Surgeon  W.  M.  Harman  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (Medal). 

2'.»fi  Brigade  Surgeon  W.  H.  Harris  served  in  the  Crimea  from  the  22nd  May  1855,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol,  the  attack  of  the  iSth  June,  and  battle  of  the  Tchcrnaya  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Also 
served  during  the  Indian  campaign  in  1S57-58,  And  was  present  with  Colonel  Maxwell's  Column  in  the  operations 
before  Calpee  early  in  185s,  and  [iroceeded  with  it  to  the  Alumbagh  during  the  capture  of  Lucknow.  Present  also 
at  the  surrender  of  tho  Forts  of  Ahmatee  and  Shunkerpore,  pursuit  ol  Beni  Madhoo  across  the  Gogra,  at  the 
subsequent  operations  in  Oude  (Medal). 

say  Brigade  Surgeon  H.  Harrison  served  in  the  Royal  Artillery  with  the  expedition  to  China  in  i860,  and  was 
present  at  the  actions  of  Sinho  and  Tangku,  capture  of  Taku  Forts  actions  near  Tangchow,  and  surrender  of  Pekin 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^  Surgeon  Major  R.  E.  Heath  served  in  medical  charge  of  a  Detachment  of  the  1st  Battalion  19th  and  77th 
Regiments  in  the  Hazara  campaign  of  1868  under  Major  General  Wilde. 

^"  Brigade  Surgeon  J.  Hectur  servt^d  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  against  Sekukuni 
including  the  storming  of  the  stronghold  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

:)"-•  Brigade  Surgeon  W.  S.  Hedley  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  in  charge  of  the  Field  Hospital  at 
Dongola  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

yoa  SurgeonMajor  J.  J.  Henry  served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1C57-50,  and  was  present  at  the  action  o*  Khujwah, 
relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  action  at  Cawupore  on  6th  Dec.  1857,  capturejo  Lucknow,  the  Rohilcund  campaign, 
attack  on  the  Fort  of  Rooyah,  action  of  Ally  gunge,  attack  and  capture  of  Bareilly.and  with  the  Saugor  Field  Division 
in  various  operations  inBundlecund  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  m  the  New  Zealand  war  ut  1863-65,  and  was 
present  at  the  attack  on  the  Gate  I*ah,  and  atTeRanga  (mentioned  in  despatches),  also  in  several  skirmishes  (Medal). 
3u*  Brigade  Surgeon  V.' .  R.  G.  Hinds  swerved  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0  (Medal). 

30i  Brigade  Surgeon  Edmond  Huile  served  with  the  Royal  Engineers  throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  in  the 
north  of  China,  including  the  action  of  Sinho,  taking  ot  Tangku,  storm  and  capture  of  the  inner  Taku  Forts,  and 
surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

3*^^  Sui'geon  Major  L.  G.  Hooper  sei"ved  in  the  Crimea  from  22nd  Sept.  to  Nov.  1854,  when  he  was  sent  to  Scutari 
in  charge  of  wounded,  but  returned  to  the  Crimea  the  following  spring,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

307  Brigade  Surgeon  E.  Hopkins  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign,  including  the  action  of  Doadpore  and 
taking  of  Fort  Mudjedea  (Medal).  Served  throughout  the  Umheyla campaign  of  1863,  including  the  night  attack  of 
22nd  October,  and  attack  on  the  Eagle's  Nest  Picquet  (meiatioued  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle 
of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronae  Decoration) . 

30S  Brigade  Surgeon  L  Hoysted  served  with  the  Military  Train,  acting  as  Cavalry,  in  India  in  the  Shahabad 
fianipaign  in  185S,  and  was  present  in  actions  on  the  i4*h,  17th,  20th  21st  and  23rd  October  (Medal).  Served  with  the 
Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS5-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


War  Services  of  the  Medical  Officers  on  Half  or  Retired  Pay.  738 

»»  Deputy  Surceon  GeneraJ  J  II  Hyde  served  with  the  14th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  19th  Jan.  to  and 
^®,?>„'^-55'  indudmR  the  siege  of  Sevastopol  and  assault  of  the  18th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal) 

310  Brigade  burgeon  J  A.  rUmgworthserrecl  with  the  57th  Regiment  during  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1860-C1 
(Medal).  Served  in  the  7th  Fusiliers  with  the  Eusofzie  Field  Force  during  the  war  on  the  Xorth  West  Frontier  of 
India  in  186^-64  (Medal). 

=''  Brigade  Surgeon  W.  Jay  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  :S7S-8o  (Medal). 

3'2  Brigade  Surgeon  B.  J.  Jazdowski  served  in  the  campaign  on  the  North-West  Frontier  of  India  in  1861-64  and 
was  present  at  the  capture  of  the  Umbeyla  Pass  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  iSSMMedal  and 
Khedive's  Star).    Served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1S84-S5. 

'»•  Brigade  Surgeon  0.  C.  Johnston  ser\-ed  with  the  9th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  Jan.  1S55,  including  the 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  assault  of  the  Batteries  on  the  iSth  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal) 

">  Brigade  Surgeon  M.  G.  Jones  served  with  the  51st  Light  Infantry  in  the  Jowaki  campaign  in  1877  (Medal  with 
Clasp)      Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S73-80  (Medal). 

";  Brigade  Surgeon  W.  R.  Kerans  served  with  the  90th  Regiment  in  the  China  Expedition  of  i860,  and  was 
present  at  the  storming  and  capture  01  the  Taku  Forts  (Medal  with  Clasp) .  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882 
(Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

">  Surgeon  Major  Thomas  Kingston  served  in  the  Soudai  campaign  in  1885  with  No.  i  Field  Hospital,  and 
was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen,  at  that  near  Tofrck  on  the  24th  March,  and  at  the  destruction  of 
Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'"  Brigade  Surgeon  Henry  Lamb  served  with  the  Waikato  Field  Force  during  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1S63- 
63,  and  was  present  at  Paterangi,  Waiari,  and  the  subsequent  operations  of  that  campaign  (Medal).  Served  in  the 
Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal). 

""  Brigade  Surgeon  B.  Lane  served  with  the  80th  Regiment  in  the  Burmese  war  of  1352-53,  including  the  attack 
«n  the  outpost  of  Tomboo  and  several  operations  in  its  vicinity  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu).  Noticed  in  General 
Orders  by  the  Commander  in  Chief  in  India  of  loth  Novcmller  1S53  for  assiduous  attention  to  the  sick  on  an 
occasion  when  the  whole  detachment  at  Tomboo  were  prostrated  by  fever.  Also  during  the  suppression  of  the 
Indian  mutiny  in  1858  and  present  at  the  action  on  the  banks  of  the  .tumua  on  the  5th  March  (Medal). 

"'  Brigr.de  Surgeon  J.  Langdon  served  in   the  Afghan  war  of  1S7S-80  (Medal). 

"-  Brigade  Surgeon  H.  J.  H.  Lawrence  served  the  Crimean  campaign  from  Nov.  1854,  including  the  siege  and 
fall  of  Seliastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  wi:h  the 
Grenadier  Guards  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  .Star). 

''3  Surgeon  Major  W.  Leach  served  in  medical  charge  of  the  Left  Wing  71st  Highlanders  during  the  Central  Indian 
campaign  under  Sir  John  Michel,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of  Beora,  Mongroulie,  Sindwayn,  and  affair  of 
Karrai  (Medal). 

^-*  Lt. Colonel  F.  A.  L'Estrange  served  it  the  Ashanti  war  in  1873-74  in  medical  charge  of  the  ist  West 
India  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Amoaful  and  the  capture  of  Coomassie  ;  afterwards  served  a? 
Transport  Medical  Officer  for  the  embarkation  of  the  sick  and  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp).  .Served  with  the 
Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4-S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^^  Surgeon  Major  R.  C.  Lever  served  in  the  e-i:pedition  against  the  Mohmund  Tribes  on  the  Punjab  frontier 
in  1863-64  with  the  7th  Hussars  I  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^-'  Brigade  Surgeon  E.  H.  Lloyd  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  in  charge  of  the  Field  Hospital  at 
Kaibar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

32«  Brigade  Surgeon  A.  Long  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-S0  (Medal). 

329  Surgeon  Major  A.  E.  T.  Longhurst  ser%-ed  in  the  Crimean  campaign  of  1S54-55,  including  the  siege  of  Sebas- 
topol (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  also  m  the  Indian  campaign  of  1858-59,  and  was  present  in 
the  actions  at  Jugdespore  (mentioned  in  despatches  for  "untiring  zeal  and  courageous  attention  throughout  tha 
day")and  Tool6epore(Medall. 

^^  Brigade  Surgeon  J.  J.  M'Carthy  served  throughout  the  campaign  in  China  in  1060  (Medal  with  two  Clasps), 
Also  in  the  operations  against  the  Taeping  rebels  in  1862.  and  was  appointed  a  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor  "as 
a  mark  of  His  Imperial  Majesty's  approbation  of  his  services,  while  under  fire,  to  French  soldiers  wounded  in 
('hina,  and  especially  to  the  late  Admiral  Frotet  at  the  moment  when  he  was  mortally  wounded."  Also  served  in 
the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal). 

3^  Surgeon  Major  E.  L.  M'Sheehy  served  in  medical  charge  of  the  ist  Dragoon  Guards  in  Chin*  throughout  the 
campaign  of  i860,  including  the  action  of  Sinho,  the  fall  of  tue  Taku  Forts,  the  actions  of  the  18 th  .and  21st  Septem- 
ber, and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  Clasps). 

"7  Brigade  Surgeon  C.  Mackinnon  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  at  the 
attack  on  the  rebels  near  Peeroo  in  the  Jugdespore  Jungles  on  nth  May  185^  (Medal). 

""  Surgeon  Major  O.  B.  Miller  served  with  the  77th  Regiment  throughout  the  Easterncampaign  of  1854-55, 
including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,  capture  of  Balaklava,  assaults  on  the  Redan  of  the  iSth  June  and  8th 
September,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal) . 

^^  Surgeon  Major  A.  Minto  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80, 
and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with  the  force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (Medal).    Served  with  the 
riurmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
'"  Brigade  Surgeon  T.  Moriarty  served  with  the  expedition  against  the  Jowaki  Ad'eedees  in  1877-7S  (Meda 

3«  Surgeon  Major  X.  Morphew  served  as  Principal  Medical  Officer  throughout  the  operations  in  Qaiah,  Western 
Africa  ■  was  present  at  the  capture  and  destruction  of  Massongha  on  loth  December,  storming  and  destruction  of 
the  stockades  and  war  I'ences  at  Madonkia  on  19th  December,  caotare  and  destruction  of  the  stockade  at  Ma- 
d»nkia  on  the  night  of  the  27th  December,  of  the  Fetish  town  of  Robea  on  28th  December  1801,  and  of  the  towns 
of  Mefemba  and  Majohn  on  17th  Jau.  1S62  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

3«  Deputy  Surgeon  General  C.  B.  Mosse  served  in  medical  charge  of  the  expeditiorary  force  up  the  River 
Gambia  in  June  1866  and  was  present  at  the  assault  and  capture  of  the  stockaded  town  of  Tnliarcolong.  Pro- 
moted Staff  Surgeon  "  in  consideration  of  his  valuable  services  during  the  epidemic  of  the  yellow  fever  at  the 
Gambia."  Served  from  June  1S75  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74,  including  the  action  of  Essaman  (mentioned  m 
despatches).  Was  in  Medical  Charge  of  Wood's  Regiment,  and  the  'Troops  commanded  by  Colonel  Wood  at  the 
head  of  the  road  when  following  the  enemy  from  Mansu  to  the  river  Prah  includiog  the  reconnaissance  of  the 
27th  November.     Present  at  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  battle  of  Ordahsu,  and  capture  of  Coomassie  (mentioned  m 

*V«  Brtode'^^raon  T]"a  P.''0^B?ien  served  in  medical  charge  of  the  expeditionary  force  agamst  the  hostile  Indians 
of  Yucatan  in  1858,  and  served  with  the  troops  engaged  in  suppression  of  disturbances  throughout  the  Northern 

''-rurgeo'L"MS"E"o'"^^^^ 

medica  oharire  o  'the  Right  Wmg  of  a  Flying  Column  under  Ma  or  Rutherford,  70th  Regiment,  from  Jan.  to  April 
"64  East  Coast  campa  In  and  present  at  the  Gate  Pah  and  Te  Ranga  engagements  (mentioned  in  despatche.)  ; 
General  Chute'rexpTditifn  from  ^Vanganui  to  Tarauaki  and  back  and  present  at  the  attacks  on  Okotnku,  Pntahi. 

.865.66  (lledal)      Seized  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  All  Musj.d 

*""  SuTge'in 'muiIv  R  C  Parkinson  ser^-ed  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Boer  war  in  .83,  as 

' -"Brfg'at^Sn^r^eo^f  O  Vaft^?^^^^^^  charge  of  a  field  force  in  ,856  against  the  rebel  Karee^  in 

Burm^h*^andtva"fOTesent  in  six  engagements.  Served  in  India  during  the  mutiny  in  .858-59;  was  m  medical 
Burmah.  and  was  present  in  six  =  s  e  1858,  and  i.resent  in  action  at  Sirthria  (wounded),  Julpoora, 

charge  of  the  Arrah  Field  ^p°"=''  ^°'^^''^^''„\\^^  Jugdespore  ;  volunteered  to  overtake  Lt. Colonel  Sir 

Brahminagunge  Rl^PO";  ^""'T^te  o"  to  Catalr^^m^^^^  them  kt  the  charge  and  action  at  Neenadce. 

p"res''cnItg'Sn°^tLth\TS^fort"in^he^tsractio^n•a''t  Mahoolan.and  in  several  other  miu,r  skirmishes  (three 
times  mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal) . 


739  ^^'oT  Sen-k-cs  of  the  Medical  Officers  on  Ilnlf  or  Retired  Paij. 

**  Deputy  Surgeon  General  W.  Perry  served  with  the  Royal  Artillery  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  ot 
1854-55  includinR  the  battles  of  Ahna  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  sortie  of  the  26th  Oct. 
1854  (Medal  iviththree  Clasps.  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie). 

3«'  neputv  InspectorGeneral  E.  S.  Protheroe  served  with  the  Royal  Artillery  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  ,30th 
Oct  1854  including  the  battle  of  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sijl)a..r,oDol  (Medal  with  two  Claspa,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'"  Brigade  Surgeon  C  C  Read  served  with  the  Grenadier  Guards  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  7th  -Nov. 
1854  including  the  sie^e  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  .and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Soudan 
campaign  in  rs?5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,.,,„.,,.,-  j 

363  Sui-t'eon  Major  A.  Reid  served  with  the  Royals  ui  the  Crimea  from  the  1 5th  July  1855,  including  the  siege  and 
lallofSebastoiJolMed.al  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  ,^   „     .  .       .     „■  <•  ...  -,r       .     o 

^  Surgeon  Major  W  J   Rendell  served  with  the  41st  and  55th  Regiments  m  the  Crimea  from  loth  March  1855. 
iccludin'? the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).    Served  in  India  during  the 
mutiny  of  1857-50;   present  in  medical  charge  of  two  Batteries  of  Royal  Artillery  at  the  action  of  Secundra 
(Medal).     Served'with  the  55th  Regiment  on  the  Bhoolan  Expedition  in  1865  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
'366  Brigade  Surgeon  D.  Renton  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  iMedali. 

"M  Briuade  Surgeon  A.  C.  Robertson  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  action  of  Pandoo 
Nuddee  in  the  operations  of  Cawnpore  under  General  Windham,  liattlo  of  Cawnpore  on  6th  Dec.  1857,  siege 
and  capture  ofLucknow,  subsequent  operations  in  Oude,  action  of  Nawab  Gunge,  passage  of  the  Goomtee,  and 
occuiiationofSultanpore  (Medal  and  Clasp).     Served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3«»  Brin-ade  Surgeon  A.  B.  Robinson  served  with  the  17th  Lancers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagenrent  at  Zuinguin  Mountain  and  Olunili  (.Medal  with  Clasji).  i.      .  .,      «.     . 

"»  Briead"  Surgeon  Frederick  Robinson  served  with  the  Sco  s  Fusdier  Guards  throughout  the  Eastern  cam- 
caien  of  iCu-55,  including  the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol.  and 
sortieofthe26chOct..S54  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

37'  Surgeon  Major  E.  A.  H.  Roc  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  i8;S-So,  was  present  in  the  engagements  of  Girishk 
and  Maiwand,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Caudahar  (Medal). 

372  Briirade  Surgeon  W.  K.  Ruttledge  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  (.Medal).  ,„,.„,. 

';<  Brigade  Surgeon  J.  D.  Sainter  served  with  the  Cavalry  Division  throughout  the  campaign  of  i36o  in  China 

'"^fs'^nljiutv  Inspector  General  G.  Saunders  served  in  meiUcal  charge  of  the  47th  Regiment  the  Eastern  campaign 
iri8=;.i-^;  including  the  battles  of  Alma.  Inkerman,  capture  of  Balaklava,  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  sortie  on  the 
26th  Oct.  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Was  Senior  Medical  Otticer  at  Hong  Kong  during  the 
cnidemic  of  fever  in  1S65  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CiJ.).  ,..,,-  „.  r    o  ■     1    t       .1 

k"  Deputy  Surgeon  General  J.  E.  Scott  served  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  m  the  Kaffir  vvar  of  1852-53.  including  the 
expe.iition  beyond  the  Kei  in  Aug.  1852,  and  the  final  clearing  of  the  Waterkloof  (Medal,.  Embarked  with 
the  RiHe  Brigade  and  served  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  i8s4-55,-f"-o'n  March  1855  as  Surgeon  of  the 
ji'st  Regiment  (Medal  with  four  Clusps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  .,„.,. 

377  Deputy  Inspector  General  W.  C.  Seaman  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  as  Surgeon  of  the  72nd  High- 
landers from  2ath  May  .855.  including  the  expedition  to  Kertch,  siege  ana  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attack  of  the 
StL  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Also  in  the  same  capacity  m  the  Indian  camp«igus  ■■;  '858-59. 
induding  the  siege  and  capture  of  Kotah,  being  present  with  the  leading  Column  of  assault  on  the  30th  March 
1858;  and  subsequently  thriughout  the  operations  in  Central  India  and  pursuit  of  Tantia  Topee  and  Rao  bahib  m 

'^^^Brigade  Su^e'eon'^j"  A.*Shaw  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  188.,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
r  Medalwith  Clasp,  and  Khedive-s  Star).  Also  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  m  1 885 1  mentioned  in  despatches  Clasp 

3f9  Deputy  Surgeon  General  H.  F.  Smith  served  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-S5.;  was  attached 
to  Head  Quarters  and  not  absent  a  single  day  from  duty;  had  medical  charge  ot  Staff  belonging  to  Adjutant 
and  oiartir  Master  General's  Departments,  and  subsequently  on  the  personal  Staff  of  Sir  James  Simpson  and  Sir 
williSm  Codriigton;  present  at  Balganac,  Alma,  Balaklava,  Inkerman,  siege  and  tall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with 
tour  Clasijs   5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  ,      „        ,.  ^    „„  , 

3»,  sui-ieon  Major  G.  F.  Hume  Spry  served  with  the  2nd  Life  Guards  in  the  EgjTtmn  war  of  18S2,  and  was  pre- 
sent iii  the  engagements  at  El  Mogfar  and  Mahsama,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  ol  Tel-el- 

''^''y.Se' sirge™^^^^^  the  Ashanti  war  in  >873-74,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  ot 

Amoafi    (Medal  with  Clnsp).    Served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  .879.  and  commanded  the  stretcher  bearers  in  the 
■ani  n   of  Uluncli   (mentioiiid  in  despatches),    served  afterwards  in  the  Transvaal  during    the    operations    m 
fs,a  80  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Also  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with  the  Natal  I-ield  Force. 
'^Jsi  SnrseouMaior  J  N.  Stock  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  _and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Ulundi 

"  Mung^arwar 

subsequent  defence 

ion  of  the  Alunibach 

.Shfso7tS?Sence''airoarth"ra;in';-;"ri^^^^^^^^ 

in"  Ihe  act  on  Su-^n(3hat,Doondiakera,  and  other  minor  affair  .  ,    „        , 

3-^6  Brigade  Surgeon  T  A.  ThornhiU  served  with  the  42nd  Highlanders  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  ,857-58, 
3t<,  Biigaae  ouigeon  i  of  Lucknow,  and  assault  of  the  Martiniere  and  Banks' Bun- 

Strattacl  o'^n'the  Fort  of  RoSy^^^ 

"'i^'  Brigade  Surgeon  T.  C.  Tolmie  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(Medal  with  Clasp!  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1S85-80  as  Secretary 
in  tlip  Princinal  Medical  Ofticer,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Giniss.     .,„„,,  , 

asBri^-ade  Surgeon  E.D.  Tomiinson  served  in  the  Province  of  Taranaki  durmg  the  New  Zealand  war  and  was 
nvesent  at  the  capmre  of  the  Redoubt  at  Katikara,  of  the  Pahs  at  Manntah  ,  Mataitawa,  Te  Arei,  and  Waikoukou, 
fhe  action  of  PoStoko! the  attack  on  Sentry  Hill,  ambuscades  at  Ta,,uae  and  Wairau,  and  the  destruction  of  Pahs 

'^^^^^on^T^^f^^^^^^^^  campaign  f™m  Xoveml^er  ,854  with  the  Coldstream 
onnrrtsinrludin"  the  sie'^c  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

*^S  Surgeon  MaTorT  J   T^^^^  *«  ""^""-^  "^  '^"^  ""''''''  ^''''"'''  Regiments  at  Dmapore  on  25th 

T„l  V  78-7  at  the  defeat  of  the  rebels  under  Koer  Singh  and  capture  of  Jugdespore  m  August  advance  to  Lucknow- 
fnFeb.'and  March  1858,  including  the  actions  of  Chanda,  Umeerpoor,  Sultanpore,  and  Duraha,  the  siege  and 
rantureof  Lucknow  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

393  RriCTode  Sureeon  A.  Turner  sei-ved  in  the  Ashanti  war  of  1873-74  (-^leual).  .  •        ^  .■  .v, 

Z  SniSSn  Mafo°W  -Venour  served  throughout  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  campaign  from  the  .3th 
necen-befX3  (Medal)  Served  with  the  15th  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80  with  the  Candahar  Colunin, 
h,chulii"the'idvancetoKhelat-i-Ghilzie  mid  was  present  at  the  affair  at  Takht-i-Pul  in  medical  charge  of  a 
.nn-ld,o,rof  the  i^th  Hussars  and  a  half  battery  of  Royal  Horse  Artillery  (Medal),  berved  in  the  boudan 
.squadion  °  ,  ^^^^'I'V^'.' ,,;  ,5,.„^„ni  in  ,534  in  charge  of  a  hospital  ship  at  the  base  (mentioned  m  despatches. 
M^-illml  Khedive's  S^^^^^^^^^^  ''seTve^  ^th  the  Burmese  Expeditfon  in  1886-87  in  medical  charge  of  No  .6  British 
SHospitarand  as  Principal  Medical  OlHcer  5  Brigade,  Shwebo,  under  Brigadier  General  Stewart  (mentioned 

'"J'^|''""''"'^'M.''inr"F"c'^R"'wara  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  in  the  subsequent  operations  against 
S^LSSSiSthfs^nSn^eS  gg^d  ,M^^^  -r  of  1881.  and  was 


War  Services  of  flu  Medical  Officers  oh  Ealf  or  lietired  Pay.  730a, 

pnrauit  or  Burgore  Sing  1  Med."  with  ■■laSl'  ^'""^^'■'''"'  o^^^-'^^or.  and  in  medical  charge  of  a  Flying  Column  in 

»  \^a  or  i   Hardfn^  .er "pd"  ,'?  '."i"  ^/yP''^"  "'''^  °''  'SS-'  (-Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star), 
the  en^Smenfot  S^SgtndhTovu  „n^  at\'L7elie"  o  ■'Vko«p1\".Pd'i''TH?!',"'^■^''i'  ^°°''  ''"I  ^^  ■"■<=«"^'  "' 
zSS,  in"med,cal  charge  o'f  Fort  MaVbastadfromDecemSr    83c  tuV^^^      '  sf '.mentif;;';."!  ,'"  d"''  ""k"  r'  2'' 
sequently  at  Pretoria  and  Standerton  until  the  withdra>va7of  the  Br.tith  trooS     Served  in  ,\° ''v'P'"?'"^"'  ■  ■"'"; 

f^,,:aetix-s^«s^>f  Jill -rij;[^;i^- -7  IS^S  Si  Ir-^M  a?  th^ 

part  with  the  Desert  Column  under  S,r  Herbert  Stewarl  aSwas^'resent  at  the  actions'l't  ^k^^^^^  A?,n 

Kru    and  m  the  reconnaissance  befo.eMetammeh  (mentioned  mdespa.ches,  two  Ch,.,""        ^"^  ^lea  and  Abu 

^ee^SL^^^^Pf  I^S-^^^Y-Sicl^,^^  ^tL^^^t,ra-^iMlS-  ^^^^ 
tZTuoula?;^7e\%'ZrnsO  'riZ^!;l  ■•  ''^^  "•'"  "'•^  expedition^to  the  Gam^b.a  ...^^^e^^J^I^C 
inde^rch.^).^'""'  ''"'"'  *"'"  "''^  '^^P««"°''  to  Sherbro-.  on  the  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  1883  (mentioued 

'"  Surgeon  E  Chandler  served  in  New  Zealand  during  the  war  in  1864-66  (Medal). 

'''  burgeon  «.  C.  Eddie  served  in  the  Kaflir  war  of  1S46-47  (Medal). 

♦'»  Surgeon  W.  M.  Gibaut  served  in  the  Crimean  camnaii-n  from  Feb    toAuo-    tS--    inr.l.,rii„~  .1,       ■  <■ 

Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal)     ^''"'P'"=° '™'"  *«"•  ^°  Au^.  iS,„  including  the  siege  of 

(MedaUvlth  clLp^:  ^''"''^'  """<="*■'  ""=  ^^''"nti  war  of  1873-74.  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Coomassio 

«u  Surgeon  Colonel  Ligertwood.-  -For  War  Services,  see  Chelsea  Hospital,  Staff  at. 
fi„  I   >,"=  p°°  ^aP^m  *-•  S-  Robinson  served  in  the  Soudan  cam-jaign  in  iSS,  in  medical  char^eofthe  ist  Battalion 
Berkshire  Regiment,  and  was  present  iu  the  reconnaissance  to  Hasheen  on  the  ist  February'fn   he  en»a^*eSenM 

bekukuui  (Medal  with  lAasp).  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  ut  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Slarl  ■  aUo  served 
with  the  Nile  Ejipedition  m  1884-85,  and  had  charge  ofthe  Debbeh  Field  Hospital  (Cla-ni  ' '  "^ 

.;»  Vo-P'^t'"  fi-f-  K-  I>"innerley  served  with  the  Burmese  Kxpedition  in  1886-S7  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
fl„«,  „nd  Tn.Vi''h°M.''H'h-  ^i  ^-  V?'^  ^''Z"'^  ""■  ""^  Siege  and  fall  of  Sebaltopol  from  Jan.  iS  5  (Medal  with 
Chisp,  and  Tm-kish  Medal).    Served  during  the  war  of  iS5o-6i  in  New  Zealand  I  Uedal)  cuai  «ivu 

(„„  ,  '^f  S'.fant  burgeon  G.  D  Milne  servefl  in  India  in  1S57-5S,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  Sobraon  and  Tironl 
(wounded),  capture  ol  the  village  and  Fort  of  Dehaign,  attack  and  capture  of  Tiroul  ( Medal) 

.i:Sf^^S:^J';.:^\Sl'lTSJS'''f^^''^il?I^I^^\^}^<^  siege. and  fan  of  Sebastopol.  and  at 


. . ^.„„o,  ....„  ..;.^6"„^.  „uc  i«'S'>J"  yi  -a.ui.uiv  :  was  awaruea  tne  ±  IL  ■■  lor  going  out  on  the  8th  Septei 

1855,  under  a  heav.v  fare,  m  front  of  tne  flith  parallel,  right  attack,  to  a  spot  near  the  Redan  (Sebastopol),  where 
I^ieutenant  and  Adjutant  Dj;neley  was  lying  mortally  wounded,  and  for  dressing  his  wounds  in  that  dan-^erous 
and  exposed  situation.  This  Otticer  was  mentioned  in  General  Sii-  James  Simpson's  despatch  ofthe  i8tn  September 
i!i55,  lor  his  courage  in  going  to  the  front,  under  a  heavy  Are,  to  assist  tne  wounded."  Served  in  the  Indian 
campaign  ol  1857-58,  including  the  reuef  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde.defeat  ofthe  Gwalior  Contingentat  Cawnpcre 
siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

•"  Quarter  Master  Blackman  served  in  the  Zulu  war  iu  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

"*  Captain  T.  Connor  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  (Medal,  and  ivJiediVe's  Star) ;  also  served  with  the 
JNile  h.xpeuition  in  1684-85  (Clasp) ;  al»o  served  iu  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5,  and  was  present  in  the  engao-e- 
meiit  at  the  Tolrek  zereba  (two  Clasps). 
!«  Captain  H.  Copping  sensed  with  the  Xile  Expedition  in  18S4-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
*■«  Quarter  Master  C.  F.  Dear  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal). 

*'■"  Captain  E.  Enright  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1874  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egypti,an  war  of  1882  (Medal 
and  Khedive  s  Star) ;  also  served  with  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1S84  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at 
Jil  leb  and  'lemai  (mentionel  in  desp.itches,  promoted  Honorarv  Captain,  and  two  c;asps). 

*•''  Captain  S.  Evans  served  with  tne  Royal  Artillery  in  the  China  war  of  i860  (Medal  with  Clasps  for  the  Taku 
Forts  and  Pekin). 

"»  Major  Gorman  served  in  the  17th  Regiment  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  30th  Jan.  1855  to  the  end  of  the 
Russian  war,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  assaults  of  the  Redan  on  the  iSth  June  and  Sth 
September;  was  also  at  the  bombardment  and  surrender  of  Kinuourn  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
Served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  on  the  Line  of  Communications,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuni, 
Honorary  rank  of  Captain,  and  Medall.  Served  m  the  Boer  war  of  1S81.  Served  in  tue  Eg;>-ptian  war  of  1883' 
and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kassasin  (9th  September)  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  'iMedal  with  Clasji,' 
and  Bronze  Decoration).    Has  also  the  Medal  for  Long  and  Meritorious  Service. 

■**"  Captain  R.  Howell  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

**^  C'aptain  Charles  Johnson  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with 
Clasp,  anu  Khedive's  Star). 

•'-  Captain  Henry  Johnson  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal). 

^"  Captain  D.  Lackey  served  with  the  ist  Bombay  Europ.j.iu  i^'usiiiers  at  ilooltan  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  in 
1853  (-Medal).  Served  with  the  Nile  E.xpedition  in  1884-5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Knedive's  Star).  He  nas  also 
the  Aiedal  for  Long  and  Meritorious  Service. 

*'^  Captain  D.  M'Intyre  served  in  the  Abj-ssiiuan  campaign  of  1867-68  (Medal). 

'*'^  Captain  McKay  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  in  the  Soudan 
:campaigu  in  1885  (Clasp). 

**^  Captain  J .  D.  Marshall  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  i;iasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*^'  Major  W.  A.  Moss  served  in  the  Eg3'ptian  war  of  18S2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

**^  Captain  D.  O'Connor  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  served  with  the 
Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (granted  the  higner  rate  of  pay,  Clasp). 

'"^  Maj'.r  R.  T.  Osborne  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(honorary  rank  of  Captain,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in 
i834-£5  (honorary  rank  of  Major!. 


740  War  Service>i  rf  Uw  Medical  Ojficn-son  half  or  EcliredFaij. 

«»  Major  F.Philpot  served  iu  the  Crimean  eampa.gn  of  ,854-56  '"^^'"S '^^,,'^1^"'?  °^.?^'jfedTve"s''s"arf '  "^ 

'"  Major  W.  Ward  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881. 

:::  SS^S^^av^e^Sv^Ii^e'^SteS-m^a^^^lsss-se  With  the  Li.ht  Divis,^ 

Half  Pay.— Army  Schools. 

iNSPECTOnS. 

Bacor    Kdward,  Bon.  Lieutenant  =  Apr.  S4  |  Major,  Frederic.  !£»«.  O-r'";"    ]Iaw'11 

»sias.«".:..:;..;;::;::;:j||S  Si°liE£gS:::-  :  =  :SfS 

Gjeen,  Georse/f.,.  P«J.  .  ^......-  9  A  r-  g,  ,  --J^^^'-^j.^"^^^^  Woodford,  Son.  Captain .7  Feb.  9, 


Lang-Vord,  William ^  Sept.90  I 

SUB-lKSPECT0H8. 

Hayes,  John  Joseph ^7  Jan.  87  I  Hebb,  Henry '5  Mar.  8. 

Half  or  Uetived  Pa//.— Chaplains'  Department. 

CHiPLAINS. 

Gregson,  Charles,  ar^.  !«' «a««    6  Jan.  97 

Jenner,  Edward  H.  P.  BA  2.^!^  C/«»»  SJuneg? 

Lough,  William  J.  BA.  i,th  CU»       ...^. 5  J"1.V  76 

M'Carthy,  Arthur  (Roman  Catholic),  2nd  Clatt  30  Apr.  79 

Bellord,  James,' irf  Clam ^X  «o  '  M^ad  Georie  7/ j .  ut  Cla^,   10  Feb.  87 

Bennett,  D.  D.  MA  ^V, !  I   ue  8°   Ss'«  ortb   Thoma.s,  MA.  ..t  Cla,s t,  Nov.  76 

Brimlle,  Robert,;  I)SO.[R]  ,»  C/"« '^  A  ,„  82   o'cXghSi.Frlmeis^B^  ^9  Dec.  78 

Bro«me,  Ralph  cy  "'f  '"•■;•   •■;,■„.;;■ ,.  M   voo  OT^aherty,  Jolm  IBolmn  Catholic),  i.«  Clas,  ...     i  Apr.  79 

Buckle,  Wm.  Foster  Ray,  B.1.2«rf  C/i»»    • 21  Maj  00  "Jj  "^J'    ■>  ■„  ,      j  g^  „,„t  12  ,g(  C/ms 14  Apr.  92 

Ballock,    ReRmald    ^ebev    nCL.   .,«    «a..,  1  atterson,  Ro^^^^^  ^      ^^  ^^ 


Arthur.  David,'-  i.«  Cto« '°  Nov.  78 

Barton.  John  Yarker.  UA.  i«(  CVa«» i  Mar.  82 

Buach,  W.  R.  ilA.  -..t  Ct,iM  ..•■■■■■••■-; ^9  V,?u;  '« 

Beaton,  Patrick,^  J/J.  {Presi!iferta«)zgtClais...     i  July  78 


l-o^hlan,  Thomas  Lloyd  {S.  Catholic),  ui  Clate    1  Apr.  79 

CoUins,  J.  A.  Welsh,'  BA.  irf  Clans iC  Mar.  81 

Crooke,  MUward,'  MA.  tst  Clats  18  Jlay  75 

Croaier,  J.  i^S'MA 7  Jan.  74 

Godwin,  George  Nelson,-"  sri  Class  1  Jan-  <>7 


Wheeler,  Horace  N.=^  If. 4.  ist  CUiss  =8  May  75 

Williams,  G.  Campbell,"  DD u  Ma^;  79 

Wylde.  George,  MA.  1st  Clam 25  ieD.  7t. 


,anrs-si^^nt^fu^ii;.s^^«-.^^>-g^ 

""'"The  Reis""  "1"  Ci^lilrf  D.'somerville,  and  H.  N.  Wheeler  served  with  the  Army  in  the  Crimea,  and  have  re- 
"''^'tL' Rev^^^BTarots'e^ei'u.'thtN^w  Zealand  war  in  .863-66.  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Orakau 
'^I^^Rev.  J  Bellord^ervedintb^^luwar  or.S79  a^^^ 

tioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Chaplain  ol  the  2nd  UabS,  t^^o  <:,lasps,  anu  4in  Ljast,__^  ,,„„„„, ,h„=    „romnt.Prl 


battles  of  ?he  .uTara  (menuined  in  reepatche;)  -md  Khartoum  (mentioned  m  despatcbe 

'^?iS1"-C=?^^n\J^^.^^^=^™f-'^-^^^ 

and  was  present  at  the  investment  and  capture  of  O'-^^au  (t  linked  in^^^^^^^^  ^^^.^^  ^^ 

S«Vak?"n^rs  ^^eSV^tt'ls'Stu'llVi^d-L^Tu^e^M  ^^^^^^^  and  the  destruction  of 

^"'?Se"RlrM.°ct^^k^sr/eSl^l°E^^^^^^^ 

™"^^hel;v°G.'I?.*od^^n''s1k.ed  in  the  operations  near  Snakin  in  December  ,388  including  the  engagement  at 

Gomaizah  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  iMprt^n   Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ,882,  rnd  was 

11  TheRev.  J.  MactaggartservedintheZuluwarin,879(Med.a).  beivett^^^^^^  Soudan  Ex- 

present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Ctep,  and  Khed.ve  s  Star) ,  aiso  sei,  e^      t ^^  ^^^^  ^^^^^  ^^^^^ 

.^'sS"^Se'-fwit'^Thfk?fe&7e\^ 

despatches,  promoted  Chaplain  of  the  srd  "lass  two  Cla,si5S.  ^^^^^    Sev^eiX 

as:i!;eu^a.Si^-t^e=i5fv;;iii:ie^r^aijg^ 

i«  The  Rev.  6.  C.  Williams  served  wHh  the  Baltic  Expedition  in  1854  (Medal). 


Half  or  Betired  P«^.-Veterinary  Department. 


741 


Till  r,       ''^'''"?"^-^I'    VeTERINAhT    SCBGBOKS. 

Fleming,  Georse.'  CB.  FRCVS.  [R] 


12  Oct.   57:  2  Sept.ee  12  Mar.  8 


Lambert,  James  Drummond,-  CB.  FRci'S. 
,    „.  Staff  Veteri.vahy  Surgeons 

Collins,  Francis  Frederick 

Gudgin,  Tom  Parinder*  [R]  S  Dec.  48  26  Nov.  6ij  2  Aug.  71 

Owles,  Alfred  Job'  ...  jio  June  54  29  July  62'  2  Aug.  71 


VETEHI- 

NAET 

aUBOKOW. 


28  Dec.  55 


21  Aug.  67 


STAFF 

VET. 

SURGEON. 

21  Aug.  79 


Steel,  Charles'   :':.'.' '7  Feb.  49 

.'I  Oct.   55 

Vetesinabt  Lieutenant  Colonels  I 

Adam?,  A\ alter  Seymo'ir     

Berne,  James  Coleman^    : 

Dwyer,  John  Cornelius    

Ewing,  Edward'  !i!!!"! 

Kettle,  Jamas'* \. 

Oliphant,  George  Albert,'"  FRCVS.. 
Oliver,  Geol'ge  Agnatius  Amos"   .  . 

Poyser,  Richard,'^  DSO 

Russell,  William  Albert,  FRCVS. 

Walker,  Francis's    

Walters,  William  Barker,'*  CB. 


Inspecting  Veieeinaet  Surgeons. 

Anderson,  John'^ 

Appleton,  William" 

Evans,  Griffith,  MD ............." 

Meyrick,  James  Joseph, *?  CB.   ....'.'...."."".'.'."..'.. 


[I  Jan.  67 
7  Aug.  67 
!3  Dec.  68 


26  Nov.  61    6  July  70 
21  Aug.  67  25  Pel).  80; 


1  Apr.  77  15  June  95 

2  Feb.  78  56  Jan.  96 
23  Dec.  80   3  Mar.  98 

S  Sept.  651  7  Mar.  76  rS  Feb.  95 
Ti  .Ian.  67  I  Aug.  77  a  Jan.  96 
22  June  60!  2  Aug.  71  iS  .June  83 
16  Feb.  64  5  Jan.  70128  May  94 
12  Sept.63:  8  Mar.  7614  Mar.  95 
24  June  62    4  Oct.   73,  6  Apr.  87 

3  OC'       ^1  ^^  \ft>ir    -.1    <:  oi„^    o' 


VET.   LT. 
COLONKL. 


PRINCIPAL     RETIRED 

VET.  OB 

SURGEON.   HALF  PAT. 

28  June  83^28' June  90 
28  June  90^28  June  97 


24  Jan.  82 

27  July  8s 

^9  June  81 

I  June  85 


26  Aug.  61 


31  Jan.  60 
31  Jan.  60 
SI  Jan.  60 
1  Jan.  60 


62  23  May  74  j  6  Sept.  89 


2  Aug.  71,29  Aug.  8: 


25  June  73 
4  Oct.   73 


INRP.    VET. 
SURGEON. 


I  June  85 
2;  July  85 


6  July  70J27  Feb.  79 
19  Sept.7o|  s  June  81 

VETEBI- 


15  Nov.  99 
18  Jan.  98 

23  Apr.  98 

3  Mar.  98 

4  Aug.  98 
26  Jan.  96 
14  Mar.  95 

7  Apr.  97 
6  Jan.  96 
25  Nov.  93 

24  Feb.  94 


8  Oct.  90 

6  Apr.  87 

7  Aug  90 
6  Sept.  89 


Veterinary  Surgeons, 
Adams,  John  Prosser'^. 


NABY 

SURGEON. 


Baldock,  John,"  Hon.  Impeding  reterinar'u' Surgeon 

Barker,  John,'"  7  Hussars... 


.  14  June  73 


1ST   CLASS. 


26  Sept.  84 


.  15  Feb.  5621  Aug,  67 


Boyd,  William,  Royal  Artillery ^7  July  55  29  July  62: 

Bushman,  John  George,  :i  Hussars    ''  t   ^  *'  '3  July  79 

Constant,  Stephen  Price,^'  5  Dragoon  Guards ''  i"?'  '^  '^  d""'  '''i 

Dawson,  Henry22 °        "uaius    27  Oct.  49  20  Nov.  61 

Hall,  William,'. .'.' I  5  July  SS   4  Dec.  63! 

Hinge,  Daniel  Isaac."  fi-o»./„,,,.c(fe«.'F.VerV»;;;-i-&^^^^  1  ?Svi- ,?  tnl'T' 

Jones,  Alfred  Adrian,=5  2  Life  Guards  ■ ''uiy  53  21  Apr.  63 

Kelly,  Edward,  Royal  Artillery  ...        '?  i"?"  7'    i  Apr.  83, 

Marshall,  Frederick  FitzHugh...  2b,beb.  56  21  Aug.  67, 

Mence,  Martin,  i  Life  Guards  ^^  June6o    5  Jan.  76 

SvIii^^hlrLT''"'''"  """"■  ^^<^^"^*^'»'i-'^'^^»::::::::::::::::::i3o  u^  \%l  5S:  %\ 

Philips,  James  George,  RoyaiArtiiierfl::::::': f?S  If,^''*!  "  ?°7- '^^ 

Plomlev,  Francis^      .  .    .  ,28  Aug.  38;  i  ,Iuly  59 

EeiUy   Charles  George  H.,  Hon.  Impeding 'VeteHna^^y'Surg^i /,  Feb   gj'  '  If'  '*! 

Sewell,  Herbert,«  Hon.  Inspecting  reierinarg  Suygeon  '        k?  ^l„    f  i  =  ^"5.  7i| 

Skoulding,  John  B.  William^"  "        3'  i?^'  55   4  Dec.  63, 


Skoulding,  John  B.  William™ 

VsTEBINARY  MajOES. 

Burt,  Walter^' 

Case,  Middleton  Frederick  Malletti'... .....!. 

Davis,  George  Frederick   

Edwards,  John  Denis^  

Evans,  John  William"   

Fenton,  Gerald  Herbert^^ "...' 

Frost,  Robert  Francis 

Gillard,  Charles  Whitney"'  

Gladstone,  William^' 

Hamilton,  John 

Healy,  Michael  Francises  '!..!!.".„."!! 

Kemp,  Walter  Henry 

Killick,  Thomas  Alexander^' 

Longhurst,  Seaward"    

Powell,  Benjamin  Augustus  White*' 

Rowo,  Richard,  ififh  Eemomii  Department 

Walker,  William" 

Whitfleld,  George  Digby*!     .'.".'.'. 

Wilson,  Stuart  Murray  

Veteeinary  Captain. 
Kelly,  Edward  Harvey 


9  Nov.  55J2I  Aug.  67' 


31  Oct.  88 
23  Jan.  86 
15  May  66 
3  Mar.  80 
15  Nov.  79 
ro  Dec.  76 
30  Apr.  8s 
30  Nov .  81 
15  June  87 
lo  June  91 

19  Feb.  81 

20  Jan.  86 
4  Sept.  80 
2  May  83 

12  Sept.  83 
9  Sept.  68 
2  May  88 

19  Aug.  86 
9  May  84 

18  Mar.  88 


vet.  CAPT.    TEI.  MAJ. 


II  Sept.6o       I  4  Oct.  73   4  Nov.  93 

22  Jan.  63        14  July  81  29  Sept.91 

9  Feb.; 76   9  Feb.  86   9  Feb.  go;,,  .Tune 00 

11  Sept.89  4  Aug.  76  26  Aug.  96J  2  Apr.  98 
i3Peb.  7i|      15  Feb.  93129  Sept.s7 

5  Oct.  78^27  Apr.  8927  Apr.  99  17  Jan.  00 
14  Jan.  71  14  Jan.  S3  '4  Jau.  93  ^  Fob.  go 
20  Sept.  71,15  Feb.  83  15  Feb.  93  ,0  Nov.  97 
10  June74lio  June  84  "o  June  94  13  Oct.  00 

3  June  68]       3  June  8c!  9  Dec.  90 

3oJune63       I  Nov.  79;  8  Mar.  94 

Q  Feb.  70,  9  Feb.  82  Q  Feb.  92, 6  Sept.95 
30  Oct.  78  30  Oct.  88  30  Oct.  9823  Dec.  98 

14  June  73  14  June  S3  M  Jiue  93   9  Nov.  98 

15  Mar.  73  1  Apr.  83  i  Apr.  93  13  Aor.  98 
14  July  69       14  July  81    y  Feb.  00 

12  Jan.  67        14  J"ly  S:  :g  May  96 

2  Aug.  71    I  Apr.  83    I  Apr.  93  28  Dec.  98 

14  July  69       21  July  92    3  Nov.  97 

26  Feb.  81  26  Feb.  911 ■jj_ 


7  Mar.  95 
Veterinary  Surgeons.  vet,  sui 

Godd.-ird,  Samuel  Thomas,  Royal  .Artillery  4  Jan    59  23  Jan    79 

Lord,  William  Barry,  Royal  Artillery "..,',  ..;;;;; 1  Oct.  54  18  Apr.  64 

Masters,  William  James,  Eoyal  Artillery 14  July  61  17  Dec   7a 

Williamson.Thomas  John   ,  5  Mar.  5521  Oct    71 


H  olmes,  Robert  Henston  . 


VetEBINAEY  LirUtENANT. 


VET.LIEUT 


;25Sept.g5  126  Sept.99 

'  Principal  Veterinary  Surgeon  Fleming  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1855-56  after  the  fall  of  Sebastopol. 
Nerved  in  the  Military  Train  with  the  E.icpedition  tD  North  Clhina  in  1S60,  and  was  present  at  Sinho,  Tangku, 
capture  of  the  Takii  Forts,  actions  near  Tangchow,  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Claspsj. 

-  Principal  V  eterinary  Surgeon  J.  D.  Lambert  served  with  the  17th  Lancers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSBi  as  Principal 
V  eterinary  Surgeon. 

'  Staff  Veterinary  Surgeon  T.  P.  Gudgin  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55.  including  the  affair  of 
M'Kenzie's  Farm,  battles  of  Balaklava,  Inkerman,  and  Tchernaya,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with 
three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  1S58-59,  including  the  siege  and  capture  of 
Lucknow,  the  Oude  campaign,  action  of  Jamo,  assault  and  capture  of  Birwah,  and  Trans-Gogra  affairs  at  Bun- 
gaon  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•?   VI  2 


742  War  Services  uf  the  Veterinary  Department  on  Half  or  Bitired  Paij. 

5  Staff  Veterinary  Surg-eon  Owles  served,  from  2iet  Jaly  1855,  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Seliastopol  (Medal) 
with  Clasp,  andTurkish  Medal).  Served  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  including  the  actions  of  the  Hindun  on 
30th  and  3i8t  M«y  1856,  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi,  taking  of  BareiUy,  and  operations  in  Oude  (Medal  with  Clasp) . 

«  Staff  Veterinary  Surpeon  C.  Steel  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  (Medal). 

"  Veterinary  Lt. Colonel  J.  C.  Berne  served  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  .-368  (Medal).  Seived  with 
the  Bechuana'land  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85. 

'  Veterinary  Lt. Colonel  E.  Ewing  served  with  the  Hazara  E.\pedition  in  1888  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal 
with  Clasp). 

'  Veterinary  Lt. Colonel  J.  Kettle  served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  1867-68  (Medal). 

'"  Veterinary  Lt. Colonel  G.  A.  Oliphant  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  :879-8o  as  Principal  Veterinarj-  Surgeon 
wilh  the  Koorum  Field  Force  (Medall. 

"  Veterinary  Lt. Colonel  G.  A.  A.  Oliver  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ments at  Girishk  and  Maiwand,  and  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'-  Veterinary  Lt. Colonel  Poyser  served  with  the  Carabmiers  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  in  the 
expeditions  into  the  Lughman  Valley  and  against  the  Wuzeeree  Khugianis  (Medal).  Served  with  the  Chitral 
Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.^  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

»a  Veterinary  Lt.C'olonelF.  Walker  served  with  the  ist  Life  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Mahsama,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir,  and 
at  the  capture  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^*  Veterinary  Lt. Colonel  W.  B.  Walters  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal) 
Served  in  the' Soudan  campaign  in  1885  as  Principal  Veterinary  Surgeon  in  Egypt  (mentioned  in  despatthc-i. 
Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'^  Inspecting  Veterinary  Surgeon  J.  Anderson  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1860-66.  including  the  Taranaki 
and  WaikatooEimpai}jns,'and  was  present  at  the  affairs  of  Kerri  Kerri  and  Pukikohe,  and  actious  of  Rangiawhia, 
Hirini,  and  the  Gate  Pah  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).  Served  with  the  Abyssinian  Expeditionary  Force 
in  1S67-6S,  and  formed  and  had  charge  of  the  Sick  Depots  at  Koomayloo  and  Pioneer's  Wells,  and  was  three 
times  employed  on  Special  Service  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-S0  with 
the  KooruniField  Force  and  afterwards  with  the  KhyberLine  Force  as  Inspecting  Veterinary  Surgeon  (mentioned 
in  despatches,  Medal).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Principal  Veterinary  Surgeon  with  the  Indian 
Contingent,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  and  at  the  capture  of  Cairo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

i**  Inspecting  Veterinary  Surgeon  W.  Appleton  was  attached  to  the  Military  Train  during  the  New  Zealand  war 
of  1863-66  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Afgtian  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali 
Musjid  and  in  the  affair  at  Futtehabad  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

''  Inspecting  Veterinarj-  Surgeon  Meyrick  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as  Principal  Veterinary  S'.irgeon 
(mentioned  in  despatches'.  CB.,  Medal, "3rd  Class  of  the  Osmanieh,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"  Veterinary  Surgeon  J.  P.  Adams  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Charasiah  on  "the  6tn  October  1879  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  1879  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

i»  Inspecting  Veterinary  Surgeon  Baldock  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp, and  Khedive's 
Star). 

-0  Veterinary  Surgeon  Barker  served  with  the  loth  Hussars  in  the  Crimea  from  17th  Ang.  1S55,  including  the 
siege  and  fall'of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  v.-ith  the  7th  Hussars  in  the  Indian 
campaign  from  Feb.  185S  to  March  1S59,  and  was  jirescnt  at  the  repulse  of  the  enemy's  attack  on  the  Alumbagh, 
«iege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  affair  of  Barree,  and  action  of  Nawabgunge,  occujiation  of  Fyzabad,  passage  of 
the  Goomtee  at  Sultannore,  throughout  the  Byswarra  campaign,  including  the  affairs  of  Kandoo  Nuddee  and  Hy- 
dcrghur;  also  the  Traus-Gogra  campaign,  including  the  affair  near  Churda  and  pursuit,  taking  the  Fort  of  Meejet- 
dia,  attack  on  Bankee  and  pursuit  to  the  Raptce,  advance  into  Nepaul  and  affair  at  Sitkaghat  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^*'  Veterinary  Surgeon  constant  served  the  Eastern  campaign  ot  1854-55,  including  the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava 
and  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal ) . 

■jj  Veterinary  Surgeon  H.  Dawson  served  in  the  14th  Hussars  with  the  Persian  Expedition  of  1857  (Medal  with 
Claspl.  Also  with  the  Central  India  Field  Force  under  Sir  Hugh  Rose  in  1858,  and  present  at  siege  and  capture  of 
Uatghur,  action  of  Barodia,  relief  of  Saugor,  at  Malthone.  battle  of  Betwa,  siege  and  capture  of  Jhansi,  action  of 
Koonch,  advance  on  and  capture  of  Calpee  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

=  '  Inspecting  Veterinary  Surgeon  D.  I.  Hinge  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1855-56  after  the  fall  ot 
Sebastopol.  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  as  Inspecting  Veterinary  Surgeon  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

-'  Veterinary  Surgeon  A.  A.  Jones  served  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  1867-68,  including  the  action 
of  Arogee  and  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal).  Served!  n  the  Boer  war  of  1881.  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in 
:834-85"(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Starl. 

2^  Inspecting  Veterinary  Surgeon  R.  W.  Murray  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-56  with  the  Turkish 
Contingent,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal ) . 

-''  Veterinary  Surgeon  F.  Plomley  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  cap- 
ture of  Ali  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Inspecting  Veterinary  Surgeon  Sewell  served  with  the  1st  Royal  Dragoons  in  the  Crimea  from  June  to  Oct. 
1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  a'nd  Turkish  Medal). 

™  Veterinary  Surgeon  Skoulding  served  in  India  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Nurgooni 
(  Medal).  Served  with  the  expedition  to  Cliina  in  i36o,  and  was  present  at  Suiho,  Tangku,  and  captare  of  Taku 
Forts  (Modal  with  Clasp).    Also  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  (Medal). 

"  Veterinary  Major  W.  Burt  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (.Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war 
of  1882  (Medal",  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  also  terved  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-S5  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Clasp). 

'2  Veterinary  Major  M.  F.  M.  Case  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel- 
el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star);  also  served  in  the  operations  near  Suakin  in  December  188S 
includin"  the  engagement  of  Gemaizah  (Clas)),  and  3rd  Class  of  the  Medjidie). 

"  Vetei-inary  Major  J.  D.  Edwards  served  m  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80  (.Medal). 

3*  Veterinary  Major  J.  W.  Evans  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  Indian  Contingent,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

35  Ve  erinarj-  Major  G.  H.  Fenton  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  (Melal  with  Clasp).  Sensed  with  the 
Burmee  F.xptditiou  in  18S8  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

36  Veterinary  ilajor  C.  W.  Gillard  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880,  and  took  part  in  the  advance  to  Candahar 
(Medal).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  in  i38i  (promoted  ist  Class  Veterinaiy  Surgeon  lor  services  in  Afghanistan 
and  South  Africa).     Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

''  Veterinary  Major  W.  Gladstone  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  anil  Khedive's 
Stan.     Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  iBSS-go  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■•8  Veterinary  Major  M.  F.  Healy  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

»  Veterinary  Major  Killick  fer"ved  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Veterinary  Major  Longhuist  served  with  the  King's  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79  (Medal  with 
Clasp) 

»■' Veterinary  Major  B.  A.  W.  P.jwell  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1865-86  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*-  Veterinary  Major  W.  Walker  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79  with  the  force  under  Sir  Donald  Stewart 
(Medal) 

"  Veterinary  Major  G.  D.  Whitfield  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


Leslie,  John 


Half  Pfl!/.— Military  Store  Department. 

DuptriT  AssISTiNT  SCPEBINTBNDEKIS  OF  StoBBS. 


Shepherd,  Frederick  SamtteiV;Z;;;;;;;::Z:;.7    ,'  ill:  I]  I  '^''"'^'  '*-"'™'l  ^^'^^ 


743 

Apr.  6i 


Hagger,  Thomas  Oxenham 


Balf  Pay.— Purveyors'  Department. 

PaiWCIPAL  PORVEYOB. 


I  July  ssl24Dec.  60 


Bush,  John., 


28  Oct.   59 


pubvetoe. 

Deputy  Pubvetors. 
22  Feb.  61  Stewart, 
-  22  Feb.  61 1 

Zeaw'lTr'SfT8"6r667MedS,"^''  '=''^"=™  ^'''^P^^^"  ^  '«"  (Medal,  and  Turkish  Medal,.    Served 


Hemi:nIwayrEdwa;rdFrederi^ki;\\\\\\;\\::::;:::  L'rlb.'  l\\  ^"™"'  ^'"''"'^  HardinRc ,,  Feb.  61 


in  the  New 


Officers  of  Royal  Artillery  Retired  from  the  Service  on  Annuities. 


Captains. 


I    DATE    OF 
BANK. 


Phelips,  Hen.  Plantagenet  Prescott-Ui  Feb, 


Second  Captains. 


!  DATE    OP 
,      BANS. 


ruLups,  Men.  riantagenet  PrescottJ  21  Feb.  57  28  Sept.7rDeedes,  Granville  't.  \\.^ 

tt^fZ±f:.7JJ''^'^' '  fp5-  55  ^«  ?^pt-7^  Stirling,  wau""George-.:.:,-:;;.  ;;;;;:::i'^  fan  ■ 


Walsh,  Lewis  PaxtonC ^i.!!;;!;;!;!  3  Jan.'  62 


17  Jan.  72 


WHEN 
BETIBEP. 

2  Dec.  71 
II  Nov.  71 


StirUng,  Walter  George .'.'.".'.'.'.'.'!.'.'i  1  Jan.'  ■ 

Lieutenants.  i 

Allan  JDudley  North   22  Jnne  59  28  Sept.  71 

gay,  Francis  Harry  Emilius iNov.  6011N0V  71 

Harvey,  Henry  Beauchamn  Richard  18  Dec.  60  17  Jan.  72 

(Medafwi?h''>wi'Pc1a%Tand  TurSfj'Sd''aT''"^  °'  "'"'  ""'"^^^  '"'  "^'"^  "'  ^"^^  ^°^  ^'^^^  °f  ^^-^-'OP" 
(>Ld"afwi?h  aas^'lSd  T'Trkish  Medalt"''"  "'"'"''^°  '™"  ^""'  "'"•  '"''"'^"S  "^'^  ^'^^e  and  fall  of  SeK.stop 
„/TnW*''»°  ^^  ''■  "^"'f "^  ^"jy''?  '^''?  ''^'^  ^"'"'^^  Artillery  in  the  Crimea  from  the  beginmng  of  Februarr  to  the  end 
of  July  ,85s   was  employed  before  Sebastopol  in  the  trenches  during  the  bombardmSnts  of  April  and  Tm,rand  wns 
T't^teh  Medal)!'"' ""'^''P'"'' ""''''  Quarries  on  the  7th  June^vith  the  2nd  KvSioo  (ffedalwith  ciasp.  Jnd 


744  General  and  Field  Officers  who  have  Retired  from  the  Service 


BY  SALE,  £r  commutation; 


WITH  A   aSATUITY,   02f  BY 
NOT  IK  THE  RESERVE. 


SURRENDER  OF  HALF  PAY. 


Note.— It  is  particularly  requested  that.  Officers  tvliose  namiis  should  appear  in  this  list  wilt  communicate  the  facr. 
of  their  continued  e>::isteuce  to  the  Editor  of  Harrs  Anm/  List,  ?o».,  Albemarle  Street,  London,  at  least  once  in 
tbe  year,  not  later  tban  the  month  of  October,  as  otherwise  their  names  are  liable  to  be  removed  herefrom. 


MAJOR  GENERALS. 

Acheson,    Hon.   Edward     Arch.    Brabazon,' 

Coldstream  Guards..... 13  Apr.  87 

Brown,  John  Henry, 2  Royal  Artillery  22  Dec.  80 

Chesuey,  Francis  Rawsoii,^  Roynl  Enf?ineere...  i  Apr.  76 
Donnelly.  Sir  John  F.  Dykes.'*  KCB.  \l.  Eng.  ^i  Dec.  87 
Greani,  Robert  Nevill,  Wiltshire  Res-iment  ...  28  Oct.  85 
Hamilton,  Francis  William,  Scots  Fusiliers...  23  Jan.  87 
Jervois,  John  Gordon,  Royal  Enpiueers    ......     i  July  82 

Ma£,'euis,  Henry  Cote.^  Royal  Artillery 18  July  85 

Mann,  James  Robert,  CMG.  Royal  Enjjineers      18  Oct.  73 

Percival,  Horace.  Royal  Artillery i  Jan.  84 

Scott,  5(>Fras.  Cnniiinprham,"' ATCS.  irC3fG. 

42  Foot... 25  Mar.  96 

Steward,  Edward  Hardinpr,  Ro.yal  Engineers  14  July  83 
Synge,  Millington  Heni-y,  Royal  Engineers  ...     8  Mar.  73 


COLONELS. 

Affg,  William,!  51  Foot  

Ai^lionby,  Arthur,^  CB,  33  Foot     

Aitchison,  William,*  Scots  Guards 

Allan,  Andrew  Timbrell.^  25  Foot  

Baby,  Daniel  Antoine,^  Military  Train   

Baillie,  George  Clement,  Royal  Engineers  

Baker,  Robert  Broome,  16  Foot 

Berry,  Edward  R.''  Staff  Officer  of  Pensioners 

Bibby,  Alfred, "^4  Hussars    

Blake.  Matthew  Gregory,  Canadian  Regiment 

Bovill,  James  Owen,*=^6  Foot    

Brown.  Thos.  Southwell,*^  83  Foot   

FfiTBrowne,  Henry  George. *♦  100  Foot 

Bm-nell,  Edward  S.  P.  Coldstream  Guards 

Bushe,  Charles  Kendal.'"  59  Foot 

Cirapbell,  James,  S7  Foot 

Campbell,  Walter,  Unattached    

Cane,  Stopford,  30  Foot  

Cathcart.iro7i.Aug.Murray,^"GrenadJerGuards 

Clark,  Stanley  Yeatman,^^'  17  Lancers    

Clarke,  James  Gumming,  76  Foot 

Cleeve,  Stewart  Alexander. =^2  13  Foot 

Colville,i/oH.  iStr  Wm.  James.="  KVO.  CB.  Rif. 
Brigade,  Maimer  of  the  Ceremonieg  to  the  Queen, 
and  Extra  Equerry  to  H.R.H.  the  Duke  of 
Stixe  Cohitrg  and  Gotka 

Cooper,  Joshua  Harry, ^^  7  Foot 

CurzoD.  George  Augustus."  2  Life  Guards... 

Davies,  George  Silvester,^*  Cavalry  Depot 

Digby.  Edward  H.T.  ion?,^"  Coldstream  Gds.; 
IIou.  Colonel  i  Dorset  J'olnnfeer  Artillery    ... 

Donovan,  Thomas. ="  Cape  Mounted  Rifles' 

Downing.  John  David.^a  2&  Foct 

Faldy,  Peter  Pickmore,^'  Royal  Artillery  

Fa  rfax.  Sir  Wm.  Geo,  Herbert  Taylor  Ram- 
say, Barf.^  15  Foot 

F:iussett.  William,*"  44  Fo(jt    

Eraser,  Hon.  Henry  Tliom:is.''=^  Scots  Guards.. 

Gardiner.Richard,  late  Inspecting  Field  Officer 

Gardiner,  Thomas  George,  3  Foot 

Gardner,  Edgar,  2  West  India  Regiment    

Geddes,  John,  44  Foot 

Glass,  Henry  Edward, *5  Cheshire  Regt.  (22  F.) 

Godman,  Arthur  FitzPatrick,  DL.  6  Dr,  Gds. 

Gi:ace,  Sheffield  Hamilton,**  68  Foot 

Grant.  Charles  Coote,  16  Foot 

Gregory,  Henry  Jas.  Michell,*^  3  W.I.  Regt.    .. 

Griffiths,  Edward  St.  John.*'  19  Foot 

Hervey,  Thos.  Geo.  O'Donoghue,  Ceylon  Rifles 

Hibbert,  Francis  Gordon,^*  20  Foot 

Jenuer,  Augustus  Frederick,  11  Foot  

Kippen,  Horatio  Nelson,  12  Foot  

Littleton.  Hon.  Edward  George  Percy,  CMG. 
Grenadier  Guards 

Lloyd,  Robert  Clifford,  68  Foot   

Lowe,  Arthur  Charles, ^'^  11  Foot 

M'Donnell,  John.t^"  Cape  Mounted  Riflemen ... 

Macnaghten,  Sir  Fra.  Edm.  Bt.^^  8  Hussars; 
4  Battalion  Irish  Rifles ... 

Mansfield,  Sir  Charles  Edward.cs  KCMG. 
Unatt.  Consul  General,  U.S.  of  Venezuela     ... 

Master.  Wm.  Chester,  CB.^'2B  F.  Gent. at  Arms 

Miller,  John/^  Unattached 

Moffat,  Bowland,  i  West  India  Regt 

Moiitagu,  Horace.""  8  Hussars    

Morgan.  Charles,"'  67  Foot 

Muter.  Dunbar  Douglas,"'  51  Foot;  Military 
jLuight  of  if'iiidgor   

Napier,  Edward,  Cavalry  Depot    


22  Mar.  69 

29  Aug.  73 

TO  July  68 

I  Apr.  63 

1  July  81 

2  Aug.  65 
I  July  Si 
1  July  81 

18  Nov.  86 

28  June  38 

I  July  81 

3  June  76 
I  July  81 
6  Aug.  81 

26  June  71 
28  Nov.  54 
16  Nov.  58 
Ti  Nov.  51 

27  Oct.  64 
1  Apr.  32 
I  July  81 
1  July  81 


26  Nov.  69 
21  June  69 

10  Apr.  87 
1  July  81 

15  Aug.  87 

30  July  60 
I  July  81 

29  June  58 

11  Oct.  79 
II  Jan.  79 
18  Dec.  83 

26  Oct.  5: 
9  Dec.  6q 
I  July  8i 
I  July  8r 
I  July  81 

,  7  July  80 
I  July  8 
I  July  8 
15  May  57 
I  July  81 
I  July  81 
4  Apr.  70 
21  Feb.  65 
I  July  81 

I  July  81 
9  Sept.  59 
15  Mar.  58 
I  July  Si 

21  Feb.  70 

I  Oct.   77 

27  Mar,  63 
3  Aug.  63 
I  May  6: 

15  Aug.  82 
I  July  81 

31  Mar.  6^ 
6  July  75 


Ness,  Richard  Edw.  Derby,  3  W.  I.  Regt i  July  Si 

Noblett,  Edward  Abbott,"^  18  Foot i  July  81 

Ogilvy,  Thomas,  2  Life  Guards  28  Nov.  54 

Percy,  George  Algernon,  Grenadier  Guards...  19  July  82 

Prendergast,  Lenox,'^  2  Dragoons    i  .)uly  Si 

Price,  John  Andrew,'^  Royal  Artillery    17  June  7^ 

Reynardson,  Charles  Birch, ^"  Grenadier  Gds,      8  Sept.  86 

Rhodes,  Godfrey,**!  Unattached    i  July  81 

Roberts,  William  Arthur,  Royal  Artillery 11  Aug.  86 

Robertson,  James  Alexander. 82  Foot  16  Sept.  57 

Robertson,  James  Peter.'*-  CB.  MUitary  Train  28  Aug.  63 

Rocke,  Richard  Hill,*:*  2  Foot i  July  81 

Sandwich.  Edward  G.  H.  Etirl  of,  Gren.  Gds. 

fJonorartf  Colonel  5  Bn.  King'»   Royal  Riflen  12  Sept. 81 

Scovell.  Edward  W.  96  Foot 8  July  61 

Shakerley,  Henry  Webster.  Royal  Artillery...  22  Mar.  84 

Sd)thorp,  Richard  Eras.  Waldo,*'' Unatt i  July  80 

Sinclair,  C.  Vl^  Lord,**^  57  Foot 8  Mar.  79 

Stewart.Jas.  Ainslie.^*  R.  Marines, Gen^.a^J,rma  22  May  66 
Swinfen,  Frederick  Hay,*-"  5  Dragoon  Guards  ; 

Military  Knight  of  Windsor 8  Mar.  79 

Tempest.  Thomas  Richard  Plumbe,  23  Foot  ...  20  June  54 

Teulon,  George,  16  Foot 9  Nov.  46 

Travers,  Frederick  John,^^  Royal  Artillery    ...     i  Apr.  65 

Travers,  John,^*  Royal  Artillery 24  Jan.  f2 

Trevelyan,  Harrington  A^tley ,^3  7  Huasars...  19  Apr.  6g 

Vincent,  Arthur  Hare,  3  Hussarc  i  Oct.   81 

Wegg,  John.  42  Foot    14  Aug.  50 

Wellesley.i^oji.  Fred.  Arthur,  Coldstream  Gds.  23  Jan.  74 

Wilson,  Aug.  Nicholas, I""  Rifle  Brigade 19  May  81 

Wise,  Charles,  65  Foot 28  Nov.  S4 

Wybergh,  Archibiild,'o-63Foot i  July  8i 


LIEUTENANT  COLONELS. 

Addams,  James.  R.  Artillery 6  Nov.  27 

Alexander,  Boyd  Francis. ^  Rifle  Brigade   21  Mar.  72 

Allen,  James,  2  W.  I.  Regt 9  Nov.  46 

Alleyno,  Douglas,- 37  Foot  i  Oct.   77 

Annesley,  Hugh,  Earl,^  Scots  Guards 18  May  60 

Armstrong,  Alex.  Boswell.^  Cape  M.  Rifles 5  Nov.  47 

Armstrong,  Charles,  35  Foot    16  May  72 

Armstrong,  Richard,'*  4^  Foot t  July  Si 

Armytage.  Henry,"  Coldstream  Guards  26  Oct.  58 

Atkinson,  Edward  D.  37  Foot  26  Nov.  58 

Babington,  William,  7  Hussars    13  ^S'Y  59 

Bagot.  Ponsonby,  Scots  Guards 28  Apr.  76 

Barrett,  Knox.. 56  Foot    n  Nov.  51 

Barron,  Fenwick  Boyce.  3  Dragoon  Guards   ...     i  Apr.  59 

Barton, Christopher,  iS  Hussars 1  Ajir.  76 

Battine.  Wm.  Alexander,'*  2  Dragoon  Guards,     i  Dec.  80 

Bazalgette,  William  Joseph. >5  37  Foot  23  Mar.  66 

Beaufort.  Henrv. />»A-e  0/,  XG.  Unattached  ...  26  Oct.   58 

Beers.  William^  26  Foot 16  Feb.  78 

Bell.  William.  12  Foot 30  Mar.  49 

Bennett.  William,  48  Foot 10  Jan.  37 

Bentinck,  Henry  Cha.  Adol.  Fred.  Wm.  Alden- 

burg,  Coldst.  Guards 19  Jan.  76 

Bertie,  ifo7i.  Geo.  Aubrey  Vera, 2"  Coldst.  Gds.   12  Jan.  8i 

Hertram.  Charl-js  Pelgue.-^  41  Foot i  Jan.  68 

Biddulph,  Francis  Edward,  9  Foot  16  Feb.  78 

Biggs,  Thomas,  60  Rifles   i  Apr.  66 

Hillingtou.  George  M.-'^  8  Hussars i  Oct.    77 

Bimu'y,  I  'hrirlcs  Richard.  Royal  Engineers    ...     8  Mar.  67 

Hlauhiurd,  (iswald  .Samuel,  15  Dragoons 20  June  54 

Hk'ur.orhassett.  Ilnrry.-'i  71  Foot 7  Dec.  58 

Blomfield,  Thomas  Edwin,  26  Foot    i  Apr.  70 

Blythswood,  Archibald  C:impbell,iord, 2' Scots 

Guards;    Hon.  Colonel  late  ^  Battalion  Argyll 

and  Sutherland  Highlander)' 12  Junn  60 

Bond,  Ed\vard.2-' Depot  Battalion  20  June  54 

Bond,  Henry. ^"  15  Hussars    n  Nov.  51 

Borthwick,  Alexander,  Rifle  Brigade  20  Aug.  84 

Bourke,  Thomas.  34  Foot 9  Aug.  70 

Boyd,  James  George  Hay,"  Unattached    20  Apr.  66 

Boyle,  Hon.  WiUiam  GeoVge.=i*  Coldst.  Gds.  ..  19  Aug.  62 
Bramston, Thomas  Harve3',3^  Grenadier  Guards  10  June  62 
Bravo,  Alexander,^^  i  West  India  Regiment...  12  Aug.  74 

Brockman,  Julius  Drake,^' 86  Foot  i  Oct.   77 

Brook,  Wilbam  John,^  30  Foot 14  Aug.  74 

Brown.  Charles  Bradford.***  8  Foot   8  May  80 

Brown,  Edward  John  Vesey.*i  60  Foot 27  May  59 

Browne.  Herbert  Fred.  Lewis,  77  Foot    i  July  81 

Bruce.  Courtenay  William,*- 6  Dragoon  Guards  23  Oct.  67 
Burgoyne,  .Sir  John  Montagu, 5arf.**  Grenadier 

Guards;  Hon.  Colonel  3  Bn.  Bedford  Regt.  ...  30  Nov.  60 


Lieutenant  Colonels  who  have  Reil 

Burnand,  Norman,  Coldstream  Guards 17  Feb,  69 

Burnley-Campbell,  Hardin,*^  6  Dragoon  Gds.  5  July  82 
Burton,  Henry,«  "West  Riding  Regc.  (76  Foot)     i  Jan.  S3 

Butler,  Edward  Artlmr,-'*  Irish  Rifles 18  Apr.  85 

Butt,  John  Wells,  95  Foot  26  Oct.  58 

Byng,  Alfred  Molyneux,  Gren.  Guards  23  Mar.  70 

Oaddell,  Henry,«  Irish  Fuadiers  25  Jau.  38 

Cafe,  Haydon  Lloyd,  94  Foot  i  Apr.  70 

Calcott,  Charles  Rowland  Berkeley.^o  28  Foot .     i  Apr.  70 

Caldwell,  William  Bletterman,  76  Foot    20  June  54 

Calhvell,  Robert  Joseph,^i  Derbyshire  Regt.  29  Oct.  Ri 

Campbell,  Duncan,"  Unattached* 21  Dec.  62 

Campbell,    ifoH. Henry   Walter,"  Coldstream 

Guards 14  Aug.  66 

Carden,  Sir  Frederick  Walter,  Bart.  5  Lancers  29  Jan.  70 

Carden,  Henry  Robert.se  Unattached 26  Dec.  56 

fi.s.c.Cardew,  George  Masters. ^^  67  Foot i  July  81 

Carington,  Hon.  \Vm.  Henry  Peregrine,"  CB. 

Grenadier  Guards,  Equerri/ to  the  Queen  4  Dec.  72 

Carmichael,  George  Lj-nedoch.^^  95  Foot,  Chief 

Constable  of  WorcPster 9  Feb.  70 

Cecil,  i-of-(iKustace  Henry  B.  G.,  Coldstr.  Gds.  2  July  61 
Champion,  Percival  Robert,  Roj-al  ilarines...    9  Jan.  82 

Chetwode.  George, ^^  8  Hussars   30  Mar.  60 

Clarke,  Robert,  7  Dragoon  Guards 21  Mar.  68 

Clayton,  FitzRoy  Aug.  Talbot,^'  Gren.  Guards  16  May  62 
Clinton,  Henry  Renebald,  Grenadier  Guards...  14  Jan,  71 

Cocker,  Barnard  William,  38  Foot 11  Nov.  51 

Coke,  7/oH.  Wenham  C.  W."  Scots  Guards 14  June  58 

Colls,  Robert  Stacy, ^"^  32  Foot i  Apr.  66 

Colman,  Thomas,  9  Foot    20  June  54 

Coithurst,  David  Latouche,^'  20  Foot   23  Jan.  69 

/i,i<.c.  Colvile,  Charles  Frederick,  11  Foot i  July  81 

Coney,  Artbuj"  Henry, ^  67  Foot 30  May  74 

Cooper,  Edward  Henry,  Grenadier  Guards 17  Nov.  57 

Cope,  George  Harwood,"- 14  Foot 19  Feb.  79 

Cotes,  Charles  James,"-*  Xfi. Grenadier  Guards  21  Aug.  78 
C'oxon,  George  Stackpole,"*  Depot  Battalion  ..     i  Apr.  70 

Craster,  James  Thomas,"^  Unattached 31  JaTi.  72 

(.'rawley,  Philip  Sambrook.'s  Coldstream  Gds..  13  Dec.  60 

Creagb,  Andrew  Michael,"  Black  Watch ?2  Nov.  84 

i'remorne,  Vesey,  Lord,  Coldstream  Gds 4  Jan.  71 

Crichton,  J/on.  Chas.  Fred.,  Grenadier  Gds.  ...  17  May  71 

Crosse,  Charles  Kenrick,''*  52  Foot    27  Dec.  68 

Crozier,  Rich.  Pearson,  E.  Surrey  Regt.(3i  F.)  28  Nov.  83 

Cuddy,  Alexander  Daniel,  Unattached 26  Oct.   58 

Cust,  John  Francis,  Grenadier  Guards 16  Sept.  56 

Custance,  Fred.  Hambletou,  Grenadier  Guards; 

Hon.  Colonel  3  Bn.  Norfolk  Regt 3  Aug.  72 

Dawson,  Charlton,'^'  iS  Foot *. i  July  81 

Deacon,  William  Edward  Durand,"  54  Foot ; 

Milituri/ Kiiiffht  (f  Wiiniifor 27  Dec.  68 

Denne,  George' Ramsay  Alured,^?  4  Dr.  lids.     iS  Nov.  82 

Dennis,  Morley  Stratford  Tjmte,  76  Foot    20  Sept.  60 

Dillon,  Robert,^"  30  pogt 3  Sept.  67 

Dixon,  John,  73  Foot  11  Nov.  51 

Dolan,  Tei-ence  Michael,  95  Foot i  July  81 

Drummoud.Hy.Edvv.  Stirling  Home, Scots  Gds.  5  Sept.  77 

Dugmorc,  Fred.  Wm.  John,  Scots  Guards 17  May  71 

Duke,  Jemmett  Charles,^' 17  Laacers  7  Jan.  82 

Dunbar,  Thomas  Clement,^- 75  Foot 27  Dec.  68 

Edgcumbe,  Hon.  Charles    Ernest,  Grenadier 

Guards,  Hon.  Coloyiel  7  Bn.  Royal  Fusiliers...  29  Dec.  69 
p^a.c.    Edwardes,     lion.     Cuthbert    Ellison,*** 

RiflaBi-igade  i  July  81 

Edwaids,  Spouoer  Henry  Hutchins,^^  98  Foot.  20  May  68 

Elliot,  George  Augustus,^''  18  Foot 9  Nov.  66 

England,  Richard, 9"*  55  Foot i  May  66 

Er>kine,  ffolliott  Williams,  Scots  Guards,  Hon. 

Cvhuel  6  Vol.  Bn.  Royal  Highlanders 20  June  83 

Fairfax,  Thomas  FerdinaTid,  Grenadier  Guards  9  Apr.  70 
Fniriloiigh.  William  Havdand,'*"*  Unattached    23  May  75 

Farquhar,  Harry  Rich,  24  Fooi   ■. i  July  81 

Fcild.'ii,  Oswald  Barton,'"^  78  Foot   17  Mar.  76 

Ferguson,  George  Arthur,'"*  Grenadier  Gds....  18  July  62 
li.g.c.  Fi/e-Cookson,  John  Cookt'on,^"^  65  Foot  17  May  79 

Findlay,  Alexander,  3  West  India  Regt isFeb.  52 

Fisher.  SethNuttall,  25  Foot    20  June  54 

FitzGcnild,  Henry  Charles,'"^  33  Foot  9  Apr.  68 

FitzGerald,  William  Henry  Dommick,'07  Unatt.  2  Apr.  65 
FitzRov,  Lord  Fred.  John,'"^ Grenadier  Gds....  22  June  55 

Foott,  Johis^f*  3  Foot  1  «Iul.y  81 

Ford,  Charles  Edm.  Hawkshawc.  R.  Artillery  27  May  82 
Forster,  Francis  Rowland, ^^^  4  Dragoon  Gds...  20  Apr.  61 

Fortescue,  John  Charles  Wm."^  Unatt 2  Nov.  55 

TTtE  Fosbery,  George  Vincent,-'*  Bengal  S.  C.  10  Feb.  76 
Freeman,  Thomas  Inigo  Wickham,  13  Foot  ...  11  Nov.  51 

Gardiner,  Thomas,"^  08  Foot  i  Apr.  80 

Gardyne,  Charles  Greenhill,  Coldst.  Guards  ...  22  May  66 

Garlick.  John  William,  106  Foot 23  July  79 

Garnett.  Albert  Peel,  n  Hussars    3  Apr.  78 

Garrett,  Algernon  Robert,'''  66  Foot 28  June  04 

Gascoigne.  Cliftou,"^  Grenadier  Guards  16  May  65 

Gash,  Thomas,  Ceylon  Rifles  i  July  Si 

Gilpin.  Bradney  Todd. "^62  Foot 2  Apr.  71 

Godwin,  Algernon  Arbuthnot.'^o  103  Foot 8  June  Si 

Gordon, Geo.  Graat,'-'  CB.  CCO.  Scors  Guards, 

Honorary  Colonel  3  Battalion  Royal  Scots 13  Feb.  63 


i'ed  hij  Sale)  hy  Commulafioii,  ^-c.  745 

Gordon,  6Vc  William, '— JJd*'/.  17  Lancers 10  June  62 

I  Gore,  Fi-ederick  William,'-^  3  Foot 9  Aug  63 

;  Gore,  James  Pollock.'2i  1  Foot 1  Apr.  60 

j  Gosling,  George,  Scots  Guards  15  Apr.  74 

Grant,  Alex.  G.  85  Foot  .'..'.  31  Aug.  55 

Greeu,  Thomas  Edward,'^*  Mditary  Train i  Oct.   7' 

Greene.  Dawson  Cornelius. '2^  Depot  BattaUon      9  Sept. 64 

Greville,  Arthur  Charles, '^i  Unattached  9  Nov.  62 

Grey.  Francis  Douglas,'^-  37  Foot  9  Nov.  6- 

Gwyn,  Reginald  Thoresby,  4  Foot i  July  81 

Hall,  Alexander  Courtenay,  6  Foot  1  July  fii 

Hall.  Frederick,-^i^  88  Foot   9  June77 

Hallowes.  John,'^87  Foot i  Apr.  70 

Hamerslpy,  John  Henry,  Cheshire  Regt 26  Apr.  82 

Hai-dy,  Jonas  Pasley,'**  Unattached 26  Oct.   58 

I  Hare,  James, '*^  22  Foot i  Out.    77 

I  Hare,  Robert  Powel,  Roval  Artillery  8  July  82 

p.s.c.  Hawkins,  George  Walter,  Roval  Artillery  24  Mar.  86 
Hay,  Hon.  Charles  Rowlev,'*'-*  Scots  Guards.*..  21  Nov.  62 

Haygarth,  FrHucis.'^ Scots  Guards 14  July  54 

Haywood.  Walter  Wightwick,'^' W.York  Regt.  29  Oct.  81 

Heaton,  John  flichard,  37  Foot  24  Apr.  60 

Heueago,  Michael  Walker,'^-Coldstream  Gds.  21  Dec.  60 
Hibbert,  Edward  George,''*  Grenadier  Guards  22  Oct.  .-Si 

Hiclvie,  James  Francis,'"  7  Foot 29  May  69 

Hime,  Sir  Albert  Henry,  KCMG.  Royal  En- 
gineers; Pri-iir  AfiniHter  of  Xafnl 20  Dec.  83 

Hojd,  Francis  Wheler,  l'i>ict.  Grenadier  Gda.  23  Juno  6^ 

Howley,  John.'^^?  4  Foot 14  July  79 

p.n.c.  Hozier,  John  Wallace,  2  Dragoons     21  Jun::'8o 

Hubbard,  Hon.  Cecil  John, '58  Grenadier  Gds.   27  Sept. 76 

Hudson,  James. '6i'84  Foot  7  May  77 

Hudson,  Jos.  Hen.  Fra.  Harrington,  Gr.  Gds.  3  Aug.  72 
Humbley,  W.  WelUngton  War,erloo.'^'  Unaic.  24  Oct.   72 

Hunt,  William  Thomas,  3  W.  I.  Regt 5  Aug.  42 

Hunter,  James,  16  Foot n  Nov.  51 

Huttun,  Thomas  Brace, '**^  100  Foot 3  July  72 

Ingtefleld.  Samuel  Hood  Stovin.  R.  Artdlory       4  iMay  60 

lui^ram,  Robert  Bethune,""^  100  Foot  .  ..     8  Mar.  72 

Innes-Ker,  Lord  Charles  John,  Scots  Guards   28  Mar.  74 

Irby,  Leonard  Howard  Lloyd. i^^  74  Foot  i  Apr.  74 

Jackson.Halkett  Francis, ^^  Manchester  Regt.     5  ^ov.  84 

James,  Charles,  12  Foot 20  June  54 

James,  Demetrius  Wyndham  Grevis,'^^  2  Foot  10  Mar.  61 
Jervoise.  Henry  Clarke.'"*' Coldstream  Guards  20  July  66 

Johnstone,  Geo.  Chas.  Keppel,  Gren.  Gds 28  Occ.  71 

p.s.c.  VC  Jones,  Alfred  StoweU,''-  13  Foot 13  Sept. 71 

Jones,  Ebenezer,  66  Foot  11  Nov.  51 

Jones,  Lewis  John  Fillis,'"*  Depot  Battalion  ...  21  Jan.  72 

Jones,  Thomas,  14  Dragoons   10  Jan.  37 

Kenny,  Wdliam  Henry,  Unattached 9  Apr.  59 

Kensington, William,  Zorti, Coldstream  Guards  16  Mar.  6t 

Kingscote,  .s'irR.  N.  F.,'"  A" C'.B.  Scots  Guards, 

.Extra  Eqiterr;.!  to  H.R.H.  the  Princeof  Wales; 

Coniinisniuner  of  H'oods  and  Foreats,  Receioer 

General  of  the  Duchy  0/'  Coi'nwull,  and  Hon. 

Colunel  4  Battalion    Gloucester  Regiment 17  July  5S 

Knight,  Arnold  More,'^**  12  Foot    13  June  72 

c.  Knipe.  William, '»"  86  Foot  i  May  78 

Kno.K,  William,  13  Drag  »ons 23  June4S 

Lambton,  Francis,'^'  Scots  Guards  4  Nov.  59 

Langforl,  Hercules  Edward,  Lord^  Gren.  Gds.    2  Mar.  77 

Lea,  Samuel  Percy,  Unattached i  Aug.  74 

Leach,<S^rGeorge  Archibald,  XC/i.R. Engineers, 

Secretary  to  the  Board  of  Agriculture 31  Jan.  60 

Lefroy,  Augustine  Hugh,'^*  41  Foot i  July  Si 

Legge.  William  Vincent,  Royal  Artillery i  Apr.  83 

Legh,  Henry  Martin  Cornwall,  Gr.  Gds 22  Apr.  71 

Lewes,  Wm.  Price  Llewellyn,  51  Foot i  .July  81 

Lindesay,  Joshua  E.  C.  C,  30  Foot i  July  Si 

Lister,  Fred.  D.,'^^  6  Dragoons 2  Nov.  55 

Lloyd,  Thomas.  35  Foot i  July  81 

Lockwood,  Amelias  Ricbard  Mark,  Coldstream 
Guards,   MP.  for  Ej^pinq;  Honorary  Colonel 

4  Battalion  Egscx  Regimmt    5  Oct.    78 

Loudon,  Robert  Alex.  5  W.  I.  Regt 2^  Sept. 73 

Lovell,  Charles  Neville,  Royal  Artillery 6  Dec.  66 

Lowe,  Robt.  Hen.  Curzon  Drury,'^^  Gren. Gds.  10  July  66 
Lowndes,  John  Henry, '^  6  F.  Gent,  at  Arms  ...  6  Juno 56 
Li'on,  Fred.  Lee  Hopkinson,'^'^  R.  Artillery...  14  July  80 

Lytter,  Fred.  Turrons.-"'  2t  Foot 24  Dec.  70 

M'Barnet,  Alexander  Cockburn,=*o^  79  Foot 25  Apr.  65 

M'Pherson,  Philip,-"^  17  Foot  23  Dec.  76 

MacDonald,  Peter,-"' 13  Foot    19  Dec.  65 

Mac Farlano,  Francis  John,""*  3  Dragoon  Gds.  i  Oct.  77 
Maclean, 5ir  FitzRoy  Douaia,''^"ii(.C-B.i3Hus.    4  Feb.  71 

Macpherson,  Lachlan,-'-  30  Foot  21  Nov.  74 

Matraire,  John  Thomas,-'*  60  Rifles;  Military 

Knight  of  IV indxor 5  Aug.  64 

Malet,  Sir  Hv.  Chas.  Eden.  Bart.'-^^^ Gren.  Gds.  3  Oct.  62 
Manners,  HerbertRusseU,>"fiDeputBattaUon...     i  Feb.  66 

Mansergh,  John  Craven.-'' 25  Foot  26  Oct.  58 

Margessou,  William  Ge^ i^^i.-'^  80  Foot   i  Apr.  70 

Martindale,  Ben  Hay.  CB.  Royai  Eugmeei-s  ...  6  July  67 
Massey,  Hon.  Lionel  Edward,  Scots  Guards...  iS  Dec.  66 
Mauleverer,  Benjamin  Bunbury.^^SS  Fool  ...     i  Jan.  68 

Maunsell,  Robert,  Depot  Bnttalion  13  Aug.  68 

Meredith,  Henry  Warter,--'  45  Foot 7  ^^t.  62 


746^7  Lieutenant  ColoneU  ivho  have  lief 

Mildmay,  Herbert  A.  St.  Jobn,is6Rifle  Brigade, 

Oentfcmiin  at  Arms    24  Nov^.  77 

Miller,  Frederick, 231  63  Foot i  Jan-  68 

Miller,  James, ^32  u  Hussars 8  Mar.  59 

Miller,  Thomas.^^aSi  Foot 3  Sept.  50 

Milligan,  Charles/a*  39  Foot    8  Sept.  77 

Moffatt,  William  Henry.^ae  19  Foot  13  Mar.  78 

Mollan,  William  Campbell,^^:  CB.  96  Foot 20  July  58 

Molyneux,  Hon.  Caryl  Craven,  loHussars 26  Mar.  73 

Moncktoii,  Hon.  Horace  Manners, ^39  3  Hussars  12  June6o 
Moreton,  Aug.  Hy.  Macdonald,  Coldst.  Gds....  12  Aag.  82 

Mosse,  William."'^*^  26  Foot    28  Mar.  74 

Murray,  John, 2*3  Grenadier  Guards  21  Sept. 60 

Naylor,  James  Sadler,='**  8  Hussars  31  Jan.  58 

Needham, fio?i. Henry  Colville.  GrenadierGds.  28  Apr.  75 

Neville.  Edward,^*«  Scots  Guards  28  Nov.  56 

Newbigging. Wm.^*? ManchesterRegt.  (96  Foot)  5  Sept.  83 
p.a.c.  Nolan,  JohnPhilip.^^ilfP.  forN.  Qalwmj^ 

Royal  Artillery i  Oct.   81 

Northey,  Geo.Wilbraham,  Discbarge  Depot...     i  July  81 

Nugent,  James  Thomas,  6  Foot    ...  i  July  81 

O'Brien,  Sir  J.  Terence  Nicol \&:^'^  KCMG.20  F.    4  June  70 

O'Connor,  Valentine, 2^1  47  Foot 15  Oct.   81 

O'Dounell,  JohnVize,  27  Foot i  Apr.  70 

Ord,  Augustus  AVilliani,  20  Foot 27  Mar.  72 

Palmer,  Edmund, ^^^  Royal  Artillery 25  Mar.  69 

Palmer,  John,  34  Foot 28  Nov.  54 

Partridge,   Sylvanus  Roger  Burnett.  King's 
Own  Scottish  Borderers;  Governor  of H.M.'s 

Prison,  Portland ! 28  May  84 

Patterson.  Charles  Doyle,'*  10  Foot,  Exon  Yeo- 
men of  the  Guard 30  Apr.  61 

Paul.  William  Henry,  Depot  Battalion i  Oct.   77 

Pauli,  Newton  Jones.  60  Rifles i  July  81 

Peebles,  Thomas,  11  Foot  25  Jan.  69 

Peel,  Cecil  Lennox,  Scots  Guards 22  Nov.  64 

Peyton,  John.^^o  7  Dragoon  Guards 28  June  71 

Pigott.  Arthur,  Stafl" Officer  nf  Pensioners    ...     6  July  60 

Pitt,  Hun.  Horace,  R.  Horse  Guards 2  Sept. 53 

PockI:iigr,on,  Geo.  Henry. 20^18  F.G(?H^«^-l^•mlf  22  July  71 
Powell,  H/^nry  Claringbold.  S.O.  of  Pensioners  17  July  59 

Prevost.  Charles,^^*^  2  West  India  Regt 23  Mar.  67 

Radclitfe,  Emilius  C.  Delm^.^ea  88  Foot    4  June  70 

Ramsden,  Wm.  John  Freschville,  Coldst.  Uds.  i  Sept. 75 
Reeve,  Ellis  Philip  Fox,  Coldstream  Guards...  30  Mar.  70 

Rice,  Cecil. 2'^  72  Foot 1  Apr.  70 

Richardson,  Fred.  30  Foot... 20  Jmie  54 

Rickman.  Albert  Divett,^"*  Rifle  Brigade   i  July  81 

Rintolijl.  Robert,  16  Lancers   i  July  81 

Robertson,  Rob.  Jameson  Eustace,^"  60  Rifles      5  July  73 

RobinHon.  John,278  ^^  Foot 28  Oct.  64 

Robinson.  Richard  Harcourt,  60  Rifles    5  Dec.  71 

Rocke,  Richard,=^"9  72  Foot    19  Aug.  62 

Ross.  Robert  Hill,2«3  2  Foot 1  July  81 

Rous,  William  John, "^^  Scots  Guards    8  Jan.  64 

Russell,  Lord  Chas.  Jas.  Fox,  60  Foot  9  Nov.  4^" 

Russell,  Hickman  Rose,*86  ^y  Foot     7  Feb.  74 

Ruttledge.  Thomas  Urmsby,''^*'  32  Foot    12  Nov.  62 

Scott,  Hopton  Bassett.2^*  9  Foot 9  Apr.  68 

Scott.  Hon.  'Jhomas  Charles,^"  Rifle  Brigade    7  Jan.  82 

Sealy,  Francis,  h.p 13  Feb.  59 

Sewell,  Algernon  Robinson,  15  Foot i  Apr.  66 

Seymour,  Leopold  Richard,  Grenadier  Guards  30  Nov.  70 

Shelley.  Charles.  Scots  Guards  6  Feb.  6i 

Sherlock.  Wright,  18  Foot i  July  81 

Siree.  Charles  Moore  B.3«i  3  Foot 8  July  74 

Small,  Robert,  25  Foot ii  Nov.  51 

Smith,A'(rGerard,AXM/G.Scot8  Guards,  Groom 

in  Waiting  to  the  Queen    24  Sept.  70 

Smith.Thos.  Hardwick,303  2  West  India  Regt.  16  Nov.  60 
Smyth,  George  J.  FitzRoy.  Coldst.  Guards  25  Mar.  71 
Stanley,  Charles  Edward  Henry.  Gren.  Gds.  3  Feb.  72 
Stephens.  Nassau  Wm.  Irwin  H.,  R.  Marines...  16  Feb.  82 

Steward,  Edwin  Ashley  Tucker,308  21  Foot i  Jan.  68 

Stewart,  Duncan. 30'J  92  Foot    6  Oct.  72 

Stisted,  Thomas  Heathcote,3io  7  Hussars 4  June  70 

p.n.c.  Stouey,  Francis  Sadleir.3'2R.  Artillery...  19  Jan.  81 
p. B.C.  Story,  Philip  Conway,^'3  §_  Lane.  Regt.     i  .^une  83 

Strong,  Owen  H.  10  Foot 24  Nov.  77 

Stuart,  Jas.  Fred.  Dudley  Crichton,  Gren.  Gds.  19  June  55 
Stucley,  William  Lewis,  Grenadier  Guards  ...  11  Aug.  63 
Swaffield,  Charles  James  Orton,3i8  Depot  Batt.     i  Apr.  70 

Talbot,  John,  West  Riding  Regt.  (76  Foot) 26  Sept.  83 

Terry,  Frederic  Stephen, 3*'  25  Foot 8  June  84 

Teulon,  Thomas,  35  Foot 20  Apr.  7c 

Theilusson,  Alexander  Dalton,^^*  72  Foot   20  July  5? 

Thomas,  Henry  John, 325  Royal  Artillery 23  Feb.  56 

Thynce,  Alfred  Walter,  Grenadier  Guards 16  Oct.  66 

Tottenham,  Charles  George, 33i  Scots  Guards; 

Hon.  Colonel  WicklowArt.  S.  Die.  It.  Art....   15  Jhine  60 

c.  Touzel,  Thomas  Percival,  27  Foot 12  Oct.   57 

Trema^Tie,  Arthur, 332  i^  Hussars  21  Feb.  60 

Tritton,  Frederick  Biscoe,  Depot  Battalion 12  May  6g 

Trotter,  Robert  Knox,  28  Foot 11  Nov.  51 

Vance,  Sir  Horatio  Page,337  Xnt.  38  F.  Lieut. 

Yeomen  of  the  Guard 25  Mar.  69 

Vaughan,  Eugene  James,  57  Foot  i  May  59 


Veitch,  Thomas  George,  Unattached 20  June  54 

Villiers,  Charles  Courtnay,3'**>  47  Foot ;  Militart/ 

Knight  of  Windsor 3  Oct.    64 

Vivian,  Ralph,  Scots  Guards  30  June  77 

Wade,  James  Henie,3*i  90  Foot  25  Mar.  69 

Wake.  Richard  William,  late  h.  p ro  June  54 

Wakefield.  Julian,3»^  8:t  Foot  i  <.>ct.   77 

Wallace,  SirAVm.ThoB.Fras.Agnew..B^Gr.Gd6.-.*9  July  56 
UC  Wantage,  Robert  James,^"  Lord,   KCB. 

Scots  Guards,  Lord  Lieutenant  of  Berkshire  22  July  59 
Warburton,  Frederick  Tynte,3**  r!  Engineers  22  May  80- 

Ward,  Bernard  Edward, 3*5  60  Rifles 5  Jan.  94 

Warner,  Ashton  Henry,  41  Foot 10  Apr.  80 

Watson,  Rupert  Campbell.  37  Foot  5  Aug.  73 

Waugh,  William  Petrie,^*?  16  Lancers 20  June  54 

Webb,  Geor^-e,  Royal  Marines .,   17  Mar.  69 

Weguelin,  Thomas  MathiasLuz,  Unattached..    12-  ^ov.  60 

West,  Frederick, 3'*^  Depot  Battalion     5  Jan.  64 

West,  John  Temple  Temple-,  Gren.  Guards  ...  6  July  52 
West,  Hon.  Wm.  Edw.  Sackville,  Gren.  Gds....  2  Jan.  69 
White,i.*fir  T]iomasWoollaston,.Bu?*/.  16  Lancers  10  Dec.  64 

Wickham,  Thomas, 3^2  ^^  Foot  i  Jan.  68 

Williamson.  John.  Unattached   26001.58 

Wilson,  William  Henry. 3=5  50  Foot  i  July  81 

Windsor-Clive,   Hon.    George    Herbert  W.*56 

Coldstream  Guards 14  Mar.  68 

Witchell,  Thomas, 358  23  Font  29  Mar.  75 

Wood,  George  Wilding,  56  Foot 1  July  81 

p.s.c.  Wood,  Hon.  H.  J.  Lindley,36<' 12 Lancers    25  Apr.  83 

Wood.  Robert  Hudson,  67  Foot 30  Mar.  72: 

Woods,  Richard  William,36i  3  Foot  31  Dec.  78 

Wynne-Finch.  Charles  Arthur,  Scots  Guards  28  Oct.  71 
Young,  Henry  Wm.  Keays,363  ig  Foot i  July  8r 


BIAJORS. 

Annesley,  Robert,'  10  Foot    15  Aug.  ' 

Armstrong,  John, ^  2  Foot  1  Apr.  7- 

Armstrong,  Thoma:  Priaulx  St.  George.^  49  F,    4  Aug.  6.s 
Armstrong,  William  Bruce,"  7  Dragoon  Gds....  21  Mar.  68 

Backhouse,  Thomas"  Dcering,*'  70  Foot  1  Oct.   77 

Bailie,  James.'"  87  Foot t8  Dec.  60 

Bainbridge.  Robert,'3  ,7  Lancers 20  July  70 

Baird,  .Str  David,  .Bar/.'*  98  Foot.. 24  Mar.  58 

Balfour,  Francis  Walter,'^  Rife  Brigade 6  June  56 

Ball,  Fraui-is  A.,"-  53  Foot 25  Mar.  71 

B:iiiificld,  John  Hichcns,'"  ir  Foot   23  Jan.  78 

Barclay,  Edward,  Unattached 20  Feb.  50 

Barnard.  Christopher  John.i^  4    West  India 

Regiment    ...      i4Sept.6o 

Barnard,  Robert '  'ary,  41  Foot     9  Mar.  05 

Parry,  William  Henry, '^  73  Foot  29  Nov.  f>4 

Bartnu,  Montagu,  G5  Foot   9  Apr    70 

Baskervillc,  John,  14  Hussars 13  June  8e 

Bates,  John  Sidney,  4  Dragoon  Guards 1  July  58 

Bathurst,  Benjamin,  Royal  Artillery 26  Oct.   85 

Batten,  John  Mount. 8  Foot;  Hon.Colotifl ^Bji, 

Liverpool  Regiment 9  Mai".  87 

Bittley,  D'Oyiey  W.,  77  Foot  11  Nov.  51 

Biyley,  John  Arthur,^"  52  Foot    19  Jan.  58 

Bell.  Charles  Harland,^^  Cape  M.  Rifles  6  June  56 

Beresford,  Henry  Marcus,  9  Foot 5  July  72 

Berkeley,  Henry  W.^  3  Dragoon  Guards 15  Aug.  68 

Berkeley,  Robert,  29  Foot    26  July  76 

Bernard,  Thomas,  Vnattached   7  Sept. 55 

Best,  Maudistly  Gaussen,23  25  Foot   20JUI3-  58 

Beswick,  Frederick,-*  Unattached 9  Feb.  61 

Bethune,  Robert.^"  92  Foot 7  Dec.  58 

Bevan.  Reginald  Johnstone,  Royal  Artillery    SJuneSS 

Bird,  Henry  Charles,  47  Foot  10  Jan.  58 

Biscoe,  Robert,  19  Foot,.. 11  July  80 

Blakeney,  Robert,3i  48  Foot 6  June  56 

Bligh,  Frederick  Cherburgh,33  41  Foot 26  Dec.  56 

Blood,  John.^s  63  Foot 31  Oct.   71 

Blount.  Robert. 3^  20  Foot 23  Mar.  77 

Bluett, William  Henry  Peter  Gordon, *7  j©  Foot  22  Jan.  67 

Boissier.  John  William,*'^  37  Foot  7  Jan.  64 

Borrowes.  Sir  Erasmus,  Bart.*^  Depot  Batt.-..  25  May  66 

Bott,  Thomas, *3  6  Dragoon  Guards  20  July  58 

Bourke,  Hon.  Edward  Roden,  3  Hussars 2  Dec.  68 

Bourke.  Joseph.**  29  Foot 24  Feb.  77 

Bowler,  John.  80  Foot    4  Mar.  37 

Boycott.  William.  2q  Foot... 31  Oct.  71 

Boyle,  Hon.  Edmund  John,  85  Foot •  Apr.  66 

Boys,  Henry,  75  Foot  g  Nov.  46- 

Rrabazon,  Hugh,  Military  Train    20  June  54 

Brackenbury.  Hy.5o  Depot  Batt.  Geni.  ett  Arma    i  Apr.  69 

Bradshaw.  John  Charles,  23  Foot 10  May  38 

Brannan,  James,  Unattached 11  Jan.  58 

Brett,  Sir  Wilford,  A'C3/G.  76  Foot    28  June  64. 

Brooks,  John  Hatfield,^-  19  Hussars 20  July  58 

Bros.  Richard  Follett,  17  Foot 14  July  83 

Brown,  William  Frederick.^^AVest  Kent  Regt.     i  July  81 

Browne,  George  Richard,'*  6g  Foot  4  June  58 

Browne,  James,  65  Foot 4  Nov.  80 


Majors  who/iavs  Retired  hij  Sale,  hij  Commutalloii,  !(■,• 


Browne,  Lord  Richard  Howe,"  96  Foot  20  May  63 

Browne,  Richard  Thos.  Hockey,  i  W.  I.  Regt.  14  Nov.  74 

Bulkeley,  Francis  Beaumaris,'*  65  Foot  6  July  67 

Burke,  William,  Unattached    21  July  30 

Burnaby,    Eustace    Beaumont,   Lincolnshire 

Regt, ;  Hon.  Lt.Col.  late  4  Bn.  Lincoln  Regt.     4  Apr    82 
Burnmgham,  Henry  George  Charles,'" 58  F....  27  May  62 

Butler,  Walter,  Unattached o  Nov  ^6 

Calley,  Henry,  19  Foot  7  Au^' 46 

Campbell,  Charles  Fred.  87  Foot 26  Oct 

Campbell,  E.  S.  Norman,  90  Foot  o  Nov 

Campbell.  Fred."  Cape  Mounted  Rifles  26  Oct. 

Campbell,  Henry  Wotton,6i  79  Foot 26  Dec 

Campbell-Renton,  Arch.  Colin,  42  Foot  12  Dec 

Campsie,  George  Richard,"  Ceylon  Rifles 26  Oct. 

Cannon.  Osborne  Harwell,"  97  Foot 28  Oct. 

Carey,  Charles  Le  Mesurier,iM  63  Foot 6  June  56 

Carleton,  William  Henry,™  21  Foot  24  Oct    70 

Carlisle,  Anthony."'  60  Rifles  5  July  72 

Cassidy,  Francis  P."  34  Foot  20  Juiv  5S 

Cay,  Eustace,'*  70  Foot  21  Mar.  65 

Chadwick,  John,  4  Dragoon  Guards i  July  8i 

Chadwick,  Robert,  14  Hussars 15  May  67 

Ohafl'ey,  John,  s  Lancers 29  Jan.  70 

Chapman,  William  Edw."t  i  Dragoon  Guards  19  Jnly  82 

Charter,  Ellis  James,  11  F 8  Mar.  59 

Clapcott,  Charles,"' 32  Foot 26  Sept.  58 

Clarke,  James  George,"^  46  Foot 12  May  66 

Clarke,  William  James,  Royal  Artillery   7  July  86 

Clifford,  Richard  Cormick,"  7  Foot i  Apr.  70 

Cockburn,  Thomas  Hugh,"'  43  Foot 20  ,Iuly  s£ 

Cooper,  Godfrey,  Military  Train 15  June  58 

Cooper,  Loftus  Lewis  Astley,  98  Foot 28  Apr.  80 

Coote,  Thomas  Gethin,*^  26  Foot   i  May  78 

Oorbett.  William,  52  Foot  15  Oct    58 

Coupe,  Roljert,"  15  Foot    i  Apr.  7P 

Croker,  Edward,*'  96  Foot 8  Jidy  56 

j;.».c.  Cromer,  St.  Hon.  Evelyn,  Lord,  GCMG. 

i:CS.  A'CSI.  CIE.  noya\  kniWery    7  Aug.  78 

Crosse,  Joshua  Grant,'*  88  Foot 26  Dec.  56 

Cuffe,  Sir  Chas.  Fred.  vTlieeler,*'  Bart.  66  F.  ...  26  Apr.  59 

Currie,  Charles,  Cape  Mounted  Rifles  2  Jan.  69 

Curzon.  ifou.  William  Henry,"  17  Lancers 19  July  64 

Cusack,  John,92  8  Foot   i  Apr.  70 

Dallas,  John  Henry  Langford,  Royal  Art.    ...     2  Dec.  96 
Dalrymple,  Francis  Bertram.'"  Royal  Art.    ...  21  Sept.87 

Dartnell,  John  George,'*  CMO.  27  Foot 19  Jan.  64 

Daubeny,  Walter  Augustus,"  3  Foot 28  Oct.   71 

Dav.'es,  Aucjustus,'^' 74  Foot 31  Mar.  66 

Day,  Montague  Campbell,"  7  Dragoon  Gds. ; 

Staff  Cftptain  Remount  Depot    :8  Nov.  82 

Deane,  George,  I  Foot  24  Nov.  77 

Dennis,  John  FitzThomas,"  95  Foot 29  Dec.  54 

Dent,  Henry  Francis,  7  Dragoon  Guards   4  Nov.  74 

De  Robeck,  Charles  Louis  C."  60  Foot  21  July  80 

Dickens,  Robert  Vaughan,'""  11  Foot,  Military 

Knight  of  Windsor  i  Apr.  70 

Drew,  Browning,'"*  75  Foot 24  Mar.  58 

Drummond,  William  Charles,  95  Foot 29  July  85 

Duckett,  Sir  George  Floyd,  Bart.  3  W.I.  Regt.  11  Nov.  51 

Dunbar,  Penrose  John,'"*  3  Foot    ..„ 20  May  64 

Dundas,  Thomas,""  12  Foot 31  Jan.  64 

Dyne,  Musgrave  James  Bradley,  9  Lancers  ...  10  May  61 


748 


Grore,  James  Aj-thur  Charles,  71  Foot  4  Mar  59 

Gore,  William  Richard  Ormsby,  13  Hussars...  12  Oct.'  52 
Graham,  Charles  Campbell,'*"  42  Foot  ..    .  2  Nov   55 

Graham,  Edw.  Girdlestono,'*-  The  Buffs  (3  F.).     1  July  81 

Grant,  Thomas  John,  6  Foot i  Apr   7i> 

Grantham,  Edward,'**  98  Foot  '12  Mar'  64 

Grantham,  James.  Royal  Engineers ','.'.."     5  July  7' 

Granvdle,  Bovil,'**  23  Foot;  *.p.  Gf««fn,aii  a( 
Arms  

Gray.  William  Robert,'*'  MilitaryTrait  .'..', 


26  Apr.  59 
IS  Feb.  61 


Andrew,  4S  Foot 13  Dec, 


20  Ma.y  82 
24  June  76 


y.s.r.  Ellis,  Cha,  David  Cuninghame,'™  60  Rifles  23001'.  60 
Ellison,  Richard  George,'"'  47  F.  Ensign  Yeomen 

of  the  Guard ;  Son.  Col.  late  2  Volunteer  Bn. 

Lincoln  Regiment    21  Nov.  62 

Elmhirst,  Harry,  53  Foot .,     i  Oct.   77 

Erroll,  Wm.  Ha"rry,  Earl  o/,'"*  Rifle  Brigade,,.  12  Dec.  55 

Erskine,  Hon.  David,  21  Foot 2  Apr.  54 

Evans.  Richard  John,'"' 16  Foot 23  Oct.   60 

Fanning,  Matthew,'"  27  Foot i  Apr.  66 

Fawcett,  Anthony  Molloy,"^  2  Dragoon  Gds.     i  May  66 

Fawkes, Francis,"*  71  Foot 16  Feb.  78 

Ffrench,  Edward,  74  Foot 10  Jan.  73 

PiKlay,  John,"*  78  Foot 5  July  72 

Fis'ier,  Louis  Walter,"' 40  Foot i  Mar.  64 

TitzGerald,  William  Hervey,"«  68  Foot  9  Oct.  63 

Flowers,  Frederick,  15  Foot    27  May  80 

Forbes,  George,  3  Hussars  20  June  54 

Ford,  George,  36  Foot 13  Ma.y  26 

Poster,  William  John,"' 19  Foot    5  July  72 

Fowke,  John  S.  Ferguson,  54  Foot    17  Feb.  65 

Frend,  George,  26  Foot 20  June  54 

Gambler- Parry,  Ernest. '22  23  Foot 7  May  86 

Gamble,  George  Francis,  Royal  Marines  18  June  72 

Gardiner.  John  Theodore  Austin,'^  31  Foot,,.  20  Mar.  80 

Gaskell,  William  Plumer,  24  Foot 13  Feb.  67 

FiCGifford,  Bderic  Frederick  iorii,'^*  Middle- 


Green,         ^, 

Greene,  Wm.  She,ope~y,i*V  19  Hussars 
Gregory,  Francis  Hood,  15  Hussars... 

Sreig.  John  James.  CB.  24  Foot 2^  June  54 

Gresson,  William  Henry,'**  65  Foot i  Mar  64 

>>.».f,GritBths,AithurGeo,Frederick.'5'63Foot.  13  May  75 

Groves,  John.  i8  Hussars i  OctT  77 

Hadley,  Leonard  Joseph,  Roj-al  Marines 8  Sept.95 

Uamdton,  Fred.  Harding  Anson,  60  Foot    ....  12  Aug  70 
Hammond,  Lawrence  Nicholas  Dyre,  90  Foot.    0  Jan.  63 

Harman,  Ramsay,'*"  14  Foot 5  July  72 

Harrison.  Edward.  4  Foot  24  Au"  78 

Harvey,  Wilham  Crosbie,'**  9  Foot  s  July  72 

Bd  Heneage,  Clement  Walker,'*'  8  Hussars ...  20  July  58 

Herbert.  Arthur,i*6  39  Foot 20  June  54 

Hill,  Frederick  John  George,'*'  R.  Artillery    5  July  72 

Hilliker,  Henry,"*  Land  Transport  Corps 30  July  71 

Hmds,  Thomas  Clowes,'*' 58  Foot 8  June  67 

Holmes.  James  Nicol,  Canadian  Rifles 29  Dec.  54 

Hook,  Charles  Campbell,  20  Hussars  i  July  6a 

Hopkins,  Francis  Powell,  15  Foot 16  Oct.  66 

IJ.S.C.  Home,  Edmund  Garland,'"  25  Foot  5  July  72 

Houghton-Hughan,  Henry,  96  Foot 18  May  8 1 

Hume,  Chas.   W."*  Rifle  Brigade,   Hon.  Col. 

late  4  Bn.  W.  Kent  Regt. ;  Gentleman  at  Armi  12  Aug.  86 

Hunt.  Arthur."*  Military  Tram s  July  7-> 

Hunt,  John,  UnatUiched 15  Jan.  58 

Hunter,  Charles  Fleming,'"  72  Foot 9  Nov.  66 

Hunter,  Patrick,  63  Foot   12  Got.'  70 

Hutton,  Thomas  Everard,"'  4  Hussars  6  June  56 

lud,  Fred.  John  Nash,"*  37  Foot  29  May  6fi 

Inglis,  William, «"  5  Dragoon  Guards  12  Dec.  54 

Irwin,  Johu,'«  88  Foot 13  Mar.  78 

Jary,  Robert  Herbert  Heath,'"  12  Lancers n  Feb.  63 

Jervis,  Edward  Lennox,"'  6  Dragoon  Guards.  21  Feb.  60 

Jordan,  Lutley,'**  34  Foot    18  Oct    70 

Kennett,   Brackley  H.   Barrington,"'  South 

Yorkshire  Regiment,  Gentleman  at  Arms    ...  13  June  83 

Keogh,  Anthony  Robert,"*  14  Foot 10  Feb.  77 

Kneebone,  Frederick,'"  29  Foot i  Apr.  70 

Kno.x,  James,  33  Foot   16  Mar.  80 

Lachlan,  Robert,  17  Foot  13  Aug.  29 

Lamb,  Sir  Archibald.  Bt.  2  Life  Guards 10  Apr.  83 

Lawrie,  John,"*  Depot  Battalion  2  Nov.  55 

Leggett,  George  Edward,""  77  Foot     27  Nov.  70 

Leslie,  Lewis  Xavier.'s^gg  Foot n  Nov.  51 

Lewis,  Ralph  FitzGibbon,'**  86  Foot 23  Mar.  60 

Leyne,  James,'*' 59  Foot i  Apr.  66 

Lloyd.  Charles  Fred..  24  Foot 1  Oct.    77 

Lloyd,  Mathew  Pennefather,  59  Foot    23  Mar.  6 1 

Lock,  Frederick  Edward.  15  Foot 2^  Dec.  67 

Lucas,  Jasper,'**  47  Foot    i  July  81 

Lucas,  Richard,  29  Foot 3  July  39 

Lutman,  John  Henry,'*' 24  Foot 17  Apr.  5S 

Lyle,  John  Mackenzie,""  29  Foot  12  June  60 

;).».<•.  Lynch,  Edward  John,  The  Buffs   14  Sept. 8t 

M'Crea,  Frederick  Bradford,"'  8  Foot 20  Mav  68 

M'Creagh-Thornhill,  Michael,""  4  Dr.  Gds....    8  Feb.  63 

M'Mahon.  William,"*  14  Hussar,?  20  July  58 

Mac  Andrew,  James  Duncan,'"  78  Foot 6  Jui.y  60 

Mackay,  Angus  Wm.,  4  West  India  Regiment  23  Mar.  66 

Mair,  Arthur,  62  Foot 13  Nov.  35 

Marriott.  Charles  Frederick,"' 6  Dr.  G'' 5  Oct.   78 

Marriott,  Henry  Christopher,"""  60  Rifles    26  Apr.  59 

Martin,  Samuel  Yorke.  52  Foot 9  Nov.  46 

Matson,  Charles  lieurgc.  Royal  Marines    20  Nov.  9^ 

Matson,  Henr.y,""'  58  Foot 7  July  46 

Maule,  John,  62  Foot  11  Nov.  51 

Maunsell,  George,  i  West  India  Regiment 20  June  54 

Mayne,  John,  1  Foot  9  Nov.  64 

Menzies,  James  Stewart,"""  74  Foot  9  Mar.  65 

Mildmay,  Henry  Paulet  St.  John.""*Gren.Gd8.  24  Feb.  92 
Mildmay,  Sir  Henry  St.  John,  Bart.  2  Dragoon 

Guards 11  Nov.  51 

Miller,  Thomas  Edmund.""'  12  Foot 28  Jan.  62 

Milnes.    E.    A.    Pegge-Burnell-Smith,    Rifle 

Brigade 22  Feb.  Z2 

Minnitt,  Charles  Goring.""^  18  Foot  12  June  78 

Molony,  John  Sharman,""*  Unattached    s  July  64 


sex  Regt.  (57  P.).  Colonial  Sec.  at  Gibraltar  24  July  80  I  Molony,  Wdliam  Mills,  22  Foot  ,.,^.„.;;.. 13  Dec.  61 

Gilbert,  Edward  B^oot,  106  Foot 24  June  85  '  Montgomery,  Hugh  C.  Gaston,  6  Dr  Gds.    ...  6  June  83 

GUlmau,  Bennett  Watkins.'"'  12  Foot 20  June  S4    Morrison  Geo.  P.  Edw    Military  Train  ...  i  Apr.  70 

GiUum,  Prideaux  William,'"*  54  Foot  11  Nov.  57   ^'^'"•°:  '^"''"■j''«  (^ranvUe  Gower,"'"  20  Foot  „.  i  Apr.  70 

Godley,  Henrv  Robert  Crewe,'"'  28  Foot 6  June  56   Murchison   Kenueth  John  \ValKer    11  Nov.  95 

Gordon,  Duncan,'"*  59  Foot 4  My  34   }]^^V^y-  *  '•i"";!^  Eastwood  -'*  =7  Foot,-  -^ 13  feb.  67 

Gordon  Webster  Thomas,  66  Foot i  Jan.  59   ^!"*,B7,r'  ?^'}'v'?"'J'  °2?f,5'      '?  ^°°^.„ ■°  ^P''-  7* 

Gore,  Aimesley  Paul,'"'  53  Foot 19  Nov.  57   ^"sh,  Charles  Widenham,"'*  Canadian  Rifles.  23  Nov.  4. 


Majors  who  have  Retired  hij  Sale,  h.j  Commutation,  8rc. 


749 

Neville,  Robert,  41  Foot.. 

Newton,  George  Glilseott,  12  Foot i  Apr.  70 

Nicholls,  Henry  Lionel,  22  Foot Tg  Oct.   78 

Noott,  Francis"Harry,2ii>  Roval  Marines 13  Sept.Q4 

Norton,  Chas.  Grantley  Campbell,^^"  23  Foot      2  June  65 

Nunn,  William  David,™  20  Foot   5  Jul.y  72 

Nntt,  Justinian  Armitnge,--'-  21  Foot  4  May  70 

O'Brien,  Percy,  West  India  Regiment 7  Mar.  94 

O't'onor,  Richard  John  Ross,"=  17  Foot 26  Dec.  56 

O'Malley,  Austin  Peter,"*  22  Foot    i  Apr.  70 

Orred,  John  Cavendish,  12  Lancers 5  June  75 

Osborne,  Lord  D'Arcy  Godolphin,  87  Foot 12  July  64 

Owen,  Edward  Ban-y.  17  Foot 5  Nov.  47 

Pakeiiham,  Ifon.  Fred.  Beauchamp,  TJnatt.  ...  14  June  59 

Paton,  .Tames,™  DL.  4  Foot    30  June  65 

Paul,  .Tames,=-'«  63  Foot  28  Jan.  62 

Paj-nter,  George,*'^'  i  Dragoon  Guards 3°  Apr.  58 

Peacocke,  Stephen  Ponsonby,  .S9  Foot 11  Nov.  51 

Peel,  B.obert,23"  13  Foot 4  Jan.  65 

Pelly,  Raymond  Richard,™  37  Foot n  Apr.  62 

Percy,  John  William,"^  9  Foot    22  June  64 

Perrin,  Charles,  66  Foot 10  Oct.  65 

Peto,  William  Lawes,^^^  13  Foot 21  May  58 

Phillipps,  Charles  Burch.'-'^e  Foot 27  Nov.  67 

Phillips,  Edward,''^  8  Hussars    11  May  60 

Phipiis,  Charles  Edmund,  18  Foot i  Oct.  77 

Poorc,  Robert,23s  8  Hussars 20  July  58 

Pott,  William,  27  Foot  14  Sept.78 

Pre.ston,  John  William,  28  Foot  i  Apr.  66 

Prickctt,  William  Robert,  Royal  Artillery 8  July  89 

Priestley,  lloratio,^*' 32  Foot  13  June  69 

Proctor,  Henry,  22  Foot    5  July  72 

Queade,  William  Henry,="  12  Foot   24  Jan.  63 

Quin,  Peter  Eilward,='=  33  Foot  15  Aug.  68 

Renny,  George,-"  73  Foot 15  I'ec.  6t 

Rensiiaw,  Richard  William.  16  Lancers 5  Ju'.V  7= 

Richmond,  Matthew.  CD.  96  Foot 23  Nov.  41 

Roberts,  Charles  Fvshe.^*'-'  CMS.  Royal  Art. ; 
Mililuri/  Secretary  to  Xew  Hoitlk  W,i!eg  Loeal 
J'rjrcp- :  Hoiwrar'i/  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Qicetn  23  Jan.  53 

Roberts,  Herhert  kodiior.  Royal  Marines 15  Oct.   95 

Roberts,  Thomas  Law,=^°  93  Foot  i  Apr.  70 

Jlobertson,  George  Coke,  17  Lancers    28  Cct.   71 

Robinson,  Wm.  Beverley.  3  West  India  Regt...  26  Mar.  58 

Ross,  Patrick  Wm.  Sydenham,  16  Foot   17  Oct.   59 

Ross,  William  James",  i  West  India  Regiment    i  Apr.  70 

Rowland,  George,="  i  Foot 3  Aug.  66 

St.  John,  John  Henry,==2  92  Foot    7  Dec.  58 

Saunders-Knox-Gor'e,  William  Arthur  Gore, 

Roval  Artillery o  Jan.  00 

Setou.  George.  R.  Canadian  Rifles    14  Dec.  55 

Scton.  William  Carden.  41  Foot 15  Oct.  47 

Shell.  Richard,  16  Foot  21  Aug.  69 

Shirl.^y,  James  Charlton,  ICO  Foot  30  Aug.  83 

.Shuttleworth.  Frank.  7  Hussars    29  Oct.   Si 

Simpson,  Thomas.-"*  52  Foot  19  Feb.  70 


17  Sept.  61]  Stuart.  Donald,2'"46  Foot 9  Nov.  46 

Studdert.  Charles  FitzGerald,-«»  80  Foot 26  Aug.  59 

Suttou-Nelthorpe,  Robert  Nassau,  8  Hussars.,    i  July  81 

Sj'kes,  Cam,2<^'-'  48  Foot    2  Nov.  55 

Taylor,  .Tatnes,  Royal  Marines 18  Dec.  69 

Taylor,  William.  70  Foot  23  Feb.  44 

Teevan,  George  Jnmos,'"°  94  Foot,  Chief  Con- 

stableof  Hone.  Sui>ex  I  Oct.    77 

Tempest,  Arthur  Cecil,  iJi.  11  Hussars    5  July  72 

Tennant,  ('harles  Richard, ^"i  2  Life  li'jards      21  Jan.  8s 

Tennant,  John  Trenchard.'''-  CB.  87  Foot 22  Mar.  86 

Thellusson.    Ai-thur    John    Bethel!,'"^    Cold- 
stream Guards  ... 2N0V.55 

Thompson.  Charles, ="' 64  Foot    24  Mar.  51! 

Thompson,  Leslie  Jenkins.  58  Foot  to  May  61 

Thurlow.  Edward  Hovell,'''=  Royal  Artillery...  16  Sept.7; 
Tibbs,  William  Joseph,  70  Foot;   icith  Ariny 

Sercice  Corp'       i  Jan.  80 

Tillbrook,  Philip  Limborch,="«Unattached  ;  h.p. 

Oentlemau  at  Arms    29  Mar.  61 

Tranchell,  Edward  Frederick,  Ce,ylon  Rifles...  19  Jixn.  65    | 
Tranchell,  George  Adolphus,  Ceylon  Ritlea    ...12  .Tune 69 
Trench,  lion.  Frederick  Le  Poer,-"  40  Foot  ...     i  Mar.  64 

Trevor.  Fred.  Anthony,^"  4  Foot  4  Feb.  62 

Trimmer,  Augustus  R.  70  l^'oot S  Mar.  86 

Turner,  Henry  Ferdinand, *"  65  Foot 28  Jan.  62 

Vereker,  Thomas  George,  ^' 12  Foot    3  Aug.  66 

Verney,  Sir  HaiTy,  5ar«.  Unattached    13  Nov.  27 

Vesey.  Charles  Cynric  Wellesley,^"  72  Foot  ...  30  Nov.  60 

Walker,  Samuel.  65  Foot  19  Sept.  34 

Walter,  Frederick  Arthur,'*"  97  Foot  26  Oct.   6a 

Warburton.  Henry  William  Egerton.  47  Foot.  17  Mar.  43 
Warren.  .'Sir  Augustus Riversdale, .Bart.""  20F.  13  Dec.  59 
Watson.  Stephen."*'  Worcester  Regt.  Military 

Knight  of  IVindmr 30  Mar.  81 

Way,  Gregory  Lewis.»»  29  Foot    8  Dec.  46 

Webb,  Edward  Townsend.'s'  27  Foot 7  Oct.    76 

p.e.c:  Weir,  John  Charles,""  2  Foot    19  Jan-  ('i 

Wentworth,  D'Arcy,  Unattached  3  Nov.  34 

Wesiby,  Bernard  Heyer,  Rifle  Brigade  i  Oct.   77 

Weyla'nd,  John,  Royal  Canadian  Rifles  17  Nov.  69 

White,  Hans  Robert,"'"  So  Foot  2  Nov.  S5 

VVhite-Thomson,    Sir  Robert  T.  KCJi.  DL.   1 

Dragoon  Guards 14  Aug.  57 

p.s.c.     Whitmore,     Sir     George    Stoddart."'^ 

ECMG.  62  Foot 6  Juness 

Whyte.  Edward.  19  Foot 13  June  68 

Williams,  Henry  Augustus,  14  Foot is  Mar.  79 

Williams,  Reginald  Stewart,"^  93  Foot  29  Nov.  64 

Williams,  Robert,  22  Foot 23  Nov.  41 

UlE  v.D.Wilmot,  Sir  Henry,^;.™  KCB.  Rifle 

^T\g.;  Hon.Colonel  i  Vol. Bn. Derbyshire  Itegt.  20  ,Tuly  58 
Wilson,  Edward  Beiiiamin,  R.  Canadian  Rifles  19  Feb.  70 

Wilson,  Henry,  14  Foot 19  July  21 

Wilson,  John,""  42  Foot    5  July  72 

Wiudham.  George,^™  R-tle  Brigade  i  Apr.  70 


Smith  Astley  Campbell   27ro'ot  ".'.!'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'."'.!".!  26  .Tuly  64   Wood,  John  Joseph.""  Military  Train     26  Dec.  56 

Imfth.  Michael  IZ^rd!  Unattached 27  Dec".  64  '  Wood.  Wilh.am.«.  Depot  BattaUon i  Apr.  70 


Gentleman  at  Arna 

Walter     Andrew."""    West    Riding 


Sriuirl,  wiuiam.'"  91 .        .    . 

Stack.  Frederick  Rice."»»  37  Foot  26  Dec.  65  I 

Stanley,  Edward.  North  Staffordshire  Regt.    6  May  88  I  W.vnier.       -----    _,-,,■,      „     „   p    ■,■    ■       -vr„,.  r, 
Slu-ling;  Gilbert,  Royal  Horse  Guards    i  July  81 1     RegxmeM; Hon.  C0t0nellate5Bn.ll.  Fn.diers  2  Mai.  8. 


War  Services  uf  General  Officers  liei.red  htj  Siih'   ^c  750 

3  Major  Ueneral  F  R.  Chesney  served  in  the  campaisra  that  led  to  the  capture  or  the  Vallevof  the  Fnner  Waik»in 
a  ^ew  Zealand  in  1864,  and  was  nresent  at  the  Bs«J„it  o,„i  „o„ „  .,.•  d..i.1\~' „;.;_"  ;'  .i  y.,     '"?  .'r.PP*'  "?'?"" 


-     _  .     ,^.  — „  tho 

Clasps,5th  Class  of  the  Medj.iie.  and  TnrktsL  Medal7:ger^%7a-;s";7hrefm*^^^^^^^ 

India,  meludiDg  the  actions  at  Cawnpore  (6th  Dec.  1S57),  Sera.u^hat,  Khodar.unj,  Shamsabad    sie-e  and  faU  i° 

h^»^£T  H  °.^.f"'"''V  »  '■^'u^'^^'Tr,'  ""^  ?"'^'''  B^-ga'o"-.  ■"t^ek  on  the  Fort  of  Rooyih,  actionft  MWsuL^ 
attack  and  capture  of  Bareilly  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  42nd  Hif'hlandei^ and 

?hrR.  ,^'r,^.?,°,"„V  ^';  'f '"''''  •'i'f '  °'  '^'  ^"''^P"  ^™'' '°  '«74.  Was  present  at  the  battle  of  Amoamr;  comm^ded 
the  Regiment  at  the  capture  and  destruction 01  Beaiuah  .mentioned  in  Sir  A.  Alison's  report  to  Sir  Garnet  Wolselev 
as  haviuii  had  the  particular  direction  of  the  withdrawal  of  the  Rear  Guard),  oattle  otOrdahs,.,sli.'ht  wound  o? 
the  head)  and  capture  of  Corjmassie,  and  with  the  4=nd  formed  the  Rear  Guard  during  the  buruin-  of  the  ci^  v  and 
^M-^ln'ifel  ?^l  Tte'l'i,'''"'.'^  ""^al  Of  the  Forces  at  the  Adan.i  Hills  (mentioned  in  despiTtches.  Brevet  of 
Ge^    ral  i:C£     nflf    )  Comuianded  the  e:ipedition  to  .Vshanti  in  18,5  (honorary  rank  of  Major 


TFtHi-  Services  of  Colonels  Retired  by  Sale,  ^-c. 

'  Colonel  .igg  served  with  the  51st  Light  Infantrythroughout  the  Burmese  warof  1352-33;  was  onboard  the  E.I.C. 
ateam-frigate  Ferooz  during  the  naval  action  and  destruction  of  the  enemy's  stockades  on  the  Rangoon  river ; 
served  during  the  succeeding  three  days'  operations  in  the  vicinity  (includ'ing  the  storming  of  the  White  House 
Redoubt),  and  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  Rangoon;  also  at  the  assault  and  capture  of  Bassein,  19th  May,  and 
repulse  of  the  night  attack  on  Prome  8th  Dec.  1852  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu). 

'  Colonel  A.  Aglionby  ser%-edwith  the  27th  Regiment  on  the  North- West  Frontier  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  in 
1857-58  (Medal).  Commanded  thestation  of  Kussowlie  in  1858,  when  the  Barracks  were  fired  by  incendiaries,  and 
was  mentioned  on  that  occasion  as  having  been  "  mainly  instrumental  both  by  hisesertions  audi  example  in  saving 
a  very  large  amount  of  stores  and  Government  buildings."  Commanded  the  33rd  in  tho  Abyssinian  campaign  in 
iSt)--68,  and  led  the  Regiment  (which  formed  the  storming  party)  at  th^  assault  on  Magdaia  (mentioned  in  des- 
patches of  Lord  Xapier  and  Sir  Charles  Staveley,  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medal,  and  CB:,. 

*  Colonel  Aitchison  served  with  the  ist  Batt.  91st  Regt.  at  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope  from  Dec.  1845  to  March  1847 
and  was  engaged  in  a  severe  affair  with  the  Kaffirs  on  the  22nd  May  1846,  when  his  horse  was  shot  under  him  (Medal). 

''  Colonel  Allan  served  with  a  Detachment  57th  Regt.  against  the  rebels  in  Canada  in  1S37.  Commanded  the  2nd 
Infantry  Brigade  in  the  Eusoofzie  campaign  of  1S58  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Commanded  the  "Troops  onboard  the  ship 
Eastern  Monarch  when  she  blew  up  and  caught  fire  at  Spithead  on  the  3rd  June  1859,  on  which  occasion  a  General 
Order  was  issued  expressing  the  Commander  in  Chief's  gratiiication  at  the  conduct  of  Lt. Colonel  Allan,  and  otiicers 
and  men,  and  another  conveying  the  Queen's  approbation  of  the  discipline  and  good  order  displayed  under  such 
trying  circumstances. 

"  Colonel  D.  A.  Baby  served  with  the  98th  Regt.  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1S48-4Q  (Medal). 

^  Colonel  E.  R.  Berry  served  with  the  6ist  Regiment  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  passage 
of  the  Chenab,  battles' of  Sadoolapore,  Chillianwallah,  and  Goojerat,  and  pursuit  of  the  enemy  to  the  Khyber  Pass 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  1857,  and  was  present  at  the  siege,  assault,  and 
capture  of  Delhi,  and  action  of  Nujjnfghur  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'■^  Lord  Berwick  served  in  the  Burmese  war  in  1S25-26,  and  was  present  in  the  actions  of  Prome  and  Tand- 
wayn  (Me>lal). 

'1  Colonel  A.  Bibby  ser\'ed  with  the  7th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i8£2,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagements  of  Kl  Magfar  and  Mahsama- severely  wounded  and  horse  shot  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of 
Lt. Colonel,  Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'-  Colonel  J.  O.  Bovill  served  with  a  detachment  of  30  of  the  Ceylon  Rifles,  which  defeated  the  insurgents  in 
the  first  and  second  attack  on  Kornegalle  on  the  30th  and  31st  July,  during  the  suppression  of  the  rebellion  in  the 
Kiindian  Provinces  in  184S. 

"  Colonel  T.  S.  Brown  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854,  and  up  to  the  26th  Feb.  1S55,  with  the  55th  Regi- 
ment, including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebastipol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  slh  Class  of 
Che  iledjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).    Served  also  on  the  Bhootan  Expedition  in  1866  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'*  Colonel  H.  G-  Browne  served  in  the  52nd  Regt.  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  m  1857-58,  and  was  present  at 
the  action  of  Chinhut  and  defence  of  Lucknow  Residency  from  June  to  Nov.  1857.  Also  with  Maxwell's  Force  in 
the  Suregon  campaign  of  1858.  Was  twice  wounded — once  severely.  Thanked  in  General  Orders  by  Sir  J.  Oiitram, 
Sir  J.  Irglis,  and  bvthe  Governor  General  (Victoria  Cross,  Medal  with  Clasp,  with  a  year's  service)  ;  was  awarded 
the  Y€  "  for  conspicuous  bravery  in  having,  on  the  21st  August  1857,  during  the  siege  of  the  Lucknow  Residency, 
gallantly  led  a  sortie,  at  great  personal  risk,  for  the  nnrpose  of  spiking  two  heavy  guns,  which  were  doing  con- 
siderable damage  to  the  defences.  It  appears  from  the  statements  of  the  non-commissioned  oificers  and  men  who 
accompanied  Captain  Browne  on  the  occasion,  that  he  was  the  first  person  who  entered  the  battery,  which  con- 
sisted of  the  two  guns  in  question,  protected  by  high  palisades,  the  embrasures  being  closed  with  sliding  shutters. 
On  reaching  the  battery.  Lieutenant  Browne  removed  the  shutters  and  jumped  into  the  battery.  The  result  was 
that  the  guns  were  spiked  and  it  is  supoosed  that  about  loD  of  the  enemy  were  killed." 

1"  Colonel  C.  K.  Bushe  commanded  the  troops  during  the  operations  Ijefore  and  bombardment  of  Canton  by  the 
Royal  Navy  under  Sir  Michael  Seymour  durinc  the  latter  part  of  1856  and  beginning  of  1857 ;  was  present  at  the 
ass"ault  and"  capture  of  the  city  in  Dec.  1S57  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp)  and  of  Namtow  on  nth  Aug.  1858; 
was  employed  a  porfi.on  of  the  time  as  a  Brigade  Major.  ,      ,    .■      r     .v 

=»  Colonel  Hon.  Aug  M.  Cathcart  accompanied  the  93rd  Highlanders  to  Turkey,  and  on  the  embarkation  for  the 
Crimea  he  was  appointed  Extra  Aide  de  Camp  to  his  uncle  Sir  George  Cathcart,  with  whom  he  was  present  at  the 
battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman  (promoted  Brevet  Major),  where  Sir  George  was  killed ;  rejoined  the 
Q3rd,  but  having  been  appointed  a  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General,  he  was  attached  to  the  Light  Division,  and 
was  present  in  III  the  operations  in  which  it  was  engaged,  including  lioth  attacks  on  tfce  Redan  and  fall  of  Sebastopol 
—mentioned  in  despatchesC  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  bardmian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th 

*"  '^^CoLmI  S  ^Y 'clark  served  with  the  17th  Lancers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement 

at  Zuinguin  Mountain.    Was  attached  to  Wood's  Flying  Column  in  command  of  a  wmg  of  tho  17th  Lancers  and  a 

troop  of  the  lat  Dragoon  Guards  (Medalwith  Clasp).  ,.   .    ,    ,  ,  v     .  .v»  t.     „„-o„o,  ^f  ,a-,  -. 

-  Colo'.el  S.  A.  Cleeve  served  as  Adjutant  .of  the  51st  Lightlnfantrythron^hout  the  Burmese  warof  1832-53 


751-2  War  Services  of  Colonels  Retired  by  Sale,  ^'c, 

onboard  the  K.I. C.  steam-frigate  i^eroos  during  the  naval  action  and  destruction  of  the  enemy's  stockades  on  the 
Rangoon  River ;  served  dui-ing  the  succecdinf?  three  days'  operations  in  the  vicinity  (inchiding  the  storming  ot  the 
White  House  Redoubt) ,  storm  and  capture  of  Ranguon,  and  repulse  of  the]  night  attack  on  Prome  (Mechil  with  Claap 
for  Pegu). 

23  Sir  WilUam  Colville  served  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the 
battle  of  Alma,  siege  aud  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  Knight  of  the  Leijion  of 
Honor,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie) . 

"  Colonel  J.  H.  Cooper  served  the  Eastern  campaiga  of  1854-55  with  the  7th  Fusiliers,  including  the  sortie  of 
26th  Oct.,  battle  of  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol ;  appointed  Aide  de  Camp  to  Colonel  Yea,  and  also  present   1 
at  the  attack  on  the  Quarries  on  7th  June  (wounded  8th  June),  and  assault  of  the  Redan  vn  i8th  June  (Medal  with 
two  Clasps,  5th  Classof  the  Medjidie,  aud  Turkish  Medal). 

27  Colonel  U.  A.  Curzon  serveU  as  Lieutenant  in  the  2Qd  Battalion  of  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Indian  campaigns 
of  1857-58,  including  the  actions  at  Cawnpure,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow;  subsequently  with  Ross'  Camel 
Corps  and  present  at  the  battle  of  Golovvlee  and  capture  of  Calpee  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^  Colonel  G.  S.  Davies  served  in  the  Crimea  with  the  lotli  Hussars  fr  jin  30th  .lane  185s.  including  the  battle  of 
Tcbernaya  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  with  the  Carabineers  the 
Indian  camx>aigns  of  1857-59,  and  was  present  at  the  outbreak  of  the  Sepoy  mutiny  at  ileerut  on  the  loth  May  1857, 
the  actions  of  the  Hindun,  30th  and  31st  May,  battle  of  Budleeke^erai,  siege  aud  fall  of  Delhi,  and  subsequent 
operations  under  Brigadier  Showers  ;  also  the  affair  of  Kerkrowlie,  taking  of  Bareilly,  affairs  of  Majidia,  Churdall, 
and  Bankee,  and  pursuit  to  the  River  Raptee  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3"  Lord  Digby  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudau  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Coldstream  Guards, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hasheen,  at  that  near  Tofrek  on  the  24tU  March,  and  at  the  destruction  of 
Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

31  Colonel  Donovan  served  against  the  Fitcani  tribe  in  1828  under  Colonel  Somerset.  Commanded  an  advanced  i 
post  in  the  neutral  territory.  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  in  1832  and  1833.  Served  against  the  insurgent  Boers  in  1845.  Was  ^ 
actively  employed  throughout  the  whole  of  the  Katfir  war  of  1846  and  47  (Medal),  and  commanded  the  Advanced  '' 
Guartl  in  forcing  the  passage  of  the  Fish  river  Jungle  from  Fort  Peddie  to  Trompeter's  Dritt  in  May  1846,  when 
the  Troops  were  engaged  with  the  whole  of  Pato's  tribe  for  upwards  of  three  hours;  previous  to  the  action  on  the  ? 
Gwanga  he  led  as  a  volunteer  a  small  party  into  the  jungle,  where  he  had  a  personal  rencontre  with  four  armed  1 
Kaffirs  (the  chief  Zeto  and  one  of  his  captains  being  "of  the  party),  two  of  whom  he  slew  single-handed.  For  the  i 
above  services  he  received  the  Brevet  rank  of  Major.  Commanded  the  Troops  in  the  Sovereignty  during  the  Kafl&r  1 
war  of  1851-53;  crossed  the  Orange  River  in  Feb.  1851  (eflfecting  the  passage  with  guns,  wagons,  &c.,  in  a  temporary  f 
boat  constructed  on  the  occasion)  to  assist  in  the  protection  of  the  Albert  district,  and  on  the  28th  March  following?,  i 
with  one  Troop  Capt  M.  Rifles,  one  six-pounder,  and  a  small  Burgher  Force,  defeated  a  large  body  of  Tambookies  ' 
and  Basutos,  under  the  chiefs  Moocrose,  Umhal,  and  Spepere,  leaving  upwards  of  300  of  the  enemy  dead  on  the  held. 

33  Colonel  J.  D.  Downing  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  12th  Regiment  throughout  the  New  Zealand  war  of 
1863-65,  including  the  Waikaio  campaign  (Medal). 

37  Colonel  P.  P.  Faddy  commanded  the  Royal  Artillery  in  the  engagement  at  Port  Natal  against  the  revolted  Zulu 
Chief  Foro  in  1846.  He  served  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1852  in  command  of  the  Royal  Artillery,  and  was  named  in  the 
official  despatches,  especially  in  that  relating  to  the  capture  of  the  Kaffir  Chief  Macomo's  stronghold,  called 
*'  Macomo's  Den,"  on  the  loth  March.  Also  commanded  the  Royal  Artillery  at  the  battle  of  Berea  against  the  Basuta 
Tribes  under  the  Chief  Moshesh  (horse  shot)  20th  Dec.  1852,  and  was  again  mentioned  in  despatches,  and  received 
the  Brevet  rank  of  Major  for  his  services  (Medal).  Commanded  as  Brigadier  the  Column  detached  from  the  Saugor 
Field  Force,  which  defeatedthe  rebel  force  at  Keutee  in  Bundelcundon4th  March  1859  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal). 

3"^  Sir  AVilliam  Fairfax  served  with  the  ^i*-t  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  22nd  May  1855,  and  was  present  at  the 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attacks  of  the  iSth  June  and  8th  Sept.  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Modal). 

*^  Colonel  W.  Faussett  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  with  the  44th  Regiment,  including  the  battles  of 
Alma  and  Inkerman,  siege  aud  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attack  and  occupation  of  the  cemetery  on  the  18th  June  ;  he 
was  Brigade  Major  in  the  3rd  Division  from  23rd  April  1855  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  Sardinian 
and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie). 

*2  Colonel  Hon.  H.  T.  Fraser  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Scots  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  1'el-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  4th  Class  of  the  Osmauieh,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

■*3  Colonel  H.  E.  Glass  served  with  the  37th  Regiment  m  India  during  the  mutiny  of  1857-58,  and  was  engaged 
in  the  attack  on  the  rebel  position  near  Benares  at  Atrowlea  and  Koelsa,  defence  of  Azimghur  and  sortie  thence ; 
proceeded  with  Brigadier  Douglas'  Column  in  i>ursuit  of  Koer  Singh,  and  present  in  the  actions  of  17th  and  zoth 
April ;  also  with  Colonel  Turner's  Column  in  Shahabad  and  Palamon,  including  the  capture  of  Jugdespore  and 
actions  of  17th  iSth  and  20th  October  (Medal). 

+*  Colonel  Hamilton -Grace  served  with  the  6Sth  Light  Infantry  in  the  Crimea  from  ist  June  1855,  and  was  pre- 
sent at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals).  Served  also  in  the  New 
Zealand  war  in  1864-66,  including  the  attack  on  the  Gate  Pah,  aud  in  the  West  Coast  campaign,  and  present  at  Kaka- 
ramea  (Medal). 

"Colonel  Gregory  servea  in  the  American  war  m  1814  and  15,  andcommanded  a  gunboat  belongingto  the  Flo- 
tilla under  Commander  Owen  on  Lake  Ontario,  for  which  he  received  the  thanks  of  the  Naval  Commander  in  Chief. 

♦^  Colonel  E.  St.  J.  Griffiths  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1868,  including  tbe  expedition  against  the 
tribes  on  the  Black  Mountain  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Colonel  F.  G.  Hibbert  served  with  the  91st  Regiment,  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1851-53,  and  was  wounded  in  action 
at  Waterkloof  on  8th March  1852  (Medal). 

^  Colonel  Lowe  8er\-ed  with  the  i6th  Lancers  at  the  siege  of  Bhurtpore  in  1825-26,  and  was  wounded  (Medal). 

^•^  Colonel  J.  M'Donnell  served  throughout  the  Kaffir  war  of  1846-47  (Medal),  during  which  he  commanded  seve- 
ral successful  skirmishing  parties.  Led  the  successful  attack  under  Sir  George  Berkeley  against  a  large  body  of 
Kaffirs  posted  in  one  of' their  strongest  positions  at  the  Sohoto  Mountain,  where  they  treacherouslj'  murdered 
Major  Baker  and  four  other  officers  two  days  previously.  Was  present  in  the  action  with  and  defeat  cf  the  insur- 
gent Boers  at  Boem  Plaats  29th  Aug.  1848, "and  on  Major  Armstrong  being  severely  wounded  he  commanded  the 
Cape  Mounted  Riflemen  during  the  latter  part  of  the  engagement. 

''^  Sir  Francis  Edmund  Macnaghten.— For  War  Services,  see  Militia  (Irish  Rifles). 

*«  Sir  Charles  MansUeld  served  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Colin  Campbell  throughout  the  Eastern  cami>aign  of 
1854-55,  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Balaklava,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal 
with  three  Clasjis,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  as  Aide  de  Carap  to  Sir 
William  Mansfield,  and  was  present  in  the  actions  of  the  25th  27th  and  28th  Nov.  under  General  Windham  in  the 
vicinity  of  Cawnpore,  and  at  the  battle  thereof  on  the  6th  Dec.  1857,  at  which  he  was  severely  wounded  (mentioned 
in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 

^'J  Colonel  W.  C.  Master.— For  War  Services,  see  the  Honourable  Corps  of  Gentlemen  at  Arms,  p.  130. 

69  Colonel  J.  Miller  volunteered  and  commanded  the  combined  force  (English  and  Danish)  during  the  insurrection 
at  Tortola,  W.I.,  in  August  1853.  On  his  arrival  martial  law  was  proclaimed,  and  enforced  for  a  period  of  six 
weeks,  the  natives,  amounting  to  7,000,  having  completely  destroyed  the  town,  and  threatened  the  lives  of  the 
European  inhabitants,  who  fled  for  refuge  to  St.  Thomas.  He  suppressed  the  rebellion,  and  restored  the  island  to  a 
state  of  order  and  tranquillity,  and  after  re-establishing  civil  authority,  received  the  thanks  of  the  President  and 
Council,  and  was  most  favourably  reported  to  the  Colonial  Office. 

'"  Colonel  H.  Montagu  served  with  the  8th  Hussars  the  campaigns  of  1858-59  in  Rajpootana  and  Central  India, 
and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Kotah,  re-occupation  of  Chundaree,  battle  of  Kotah  ke  Serai,  capture  of 
Gwalior  and  actions  of  Koordrye  and  Bcordah  (Medal  and  Clasp). 

"^  Colonel  C.  Morgan  served  with  the  67th  Regiment  throughout  the  ci^-mpaign  of  1S60  in  China,  including  the 
action  of  Sinho,  taking  of  Tangku,  and  assisted  in  planting  the  Queen's  Colour  on  the  cavalier  of  the  inner  Taku 
Fort;  also  present  at  the  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
72  Colonel  Muter.  —For  War  Services,  see  Military  Knights  of  Windsor,  p.  772. 

7S  Colonel  E.  A.  Noblett  served  with  the  iSth  Royal  Irish  throughout  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-66,  and  was 
present  at  the  affair  of  the  26th  Nov.  1S63  in  the  Wairoa  Bush,  the  actions  of  Nukumaru,  and  affair  at  Popola  (Medal). 


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War  Services  of  Colonels  Retired  by  Sale,  .S'c  7„ 

^.^■■^'rt:pe^.^t/^^^^^  up  to  Oct.  .ta3.  incluOio/tfe 

^.e  je  of  SebastoiK,!  (Medal  w,ih  two  Clasps,  and  TurkfshMe.1^?  ^  "  """  """"  "^  ''^  '"'''''"  f^O'J-  »'"' 

vouna°edri>'  the.  TVen%l"s  w1th\he' i'e'4Tra?n'3tT°th^''r  °^'"- ,''"-  ™'^l'"»'''S  the  sie^e  and  fall  of  Scbastcpol 
"■""cSte  ,^,!"S,''^  o' the  Le^on  of  Honour  anrTu?kish  Med"?)  "'"''"  °'  ''"  ^P"''  ""  ""'»  ■'^'^  J"-"'  t^^^^' 
Modal!  and  K^dh^^-I'tlv?"^'™'^'-^^''^  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  .88. 

^'  L  olonel  G.  Rhodes  served  the  rqmnnicm  ^.f  ,o-    ««^  .t, 
0  the  Spanish  General  Prin^  was  p"s£^rat  the  blttte  o%1f/n",^?".P*i^  "'""^S^ 
■^laff  and  accompanied  t!,e  Turkish  IrresAuarCavLrTTnth^^^^^^ 

.1  the  Tete  de  Pont  when  the  Russians  .Scces7fSf?L^ta^ed  and  bn1*°;!;5'^*^;;°''' *''''■ '^''*'''°""'^  Station  ;  present 
.1=  1  at  the  retreat  of  :be  Kussians  from  Gier-evo  and  llXdl  ,n  ,q  ^^'li''''\P°*'''™'  '"'^"^S  «^">  'os*  '  «•»» 
^'ce.ved  the  Spanish  Order  of  Isabel  the  CathX  ato  the  T^iA  °h  o^^r^fn^'V.'''^^  *"^-i'^'=^  '■«  '"'^ 

^onor  from  the  Sultan.  Served  the  campai.^  of  ,S -fon  fhV^r  ff  ^^>  °J  """  ?^<''^l"^«  ••"»  Class,  with  a  Sword  of 
1.0  battles  of  Balaklava  and  Inkerman  and  S^  °e  of  Seba.tonol  aT»?,l    ^^T'''  '"^f^"  ^"'^^''-  """^  '^"^  P'^^'<'°t  at 

■■■  Colonel  J.  P.  Robertson  served  in  the  -,.  °t  R^t  throuShim^f.l";!  n''"''''''  '^'''^''''  ""■'^  '^''''^'^^  ^<><^"- 
.sues  of  Moodkee,  Ferozeshab,  Buddiwal,  Aliwal  and  Sobr>„n  ai^da^^  *^£*"PA'^°  f  "^^^  ■"^'  including  the 
r.  in  rznd  May  1855,  including  the  sie-e  atid  fall  of  Seba\tn^„^  '^  ?.  V  """^'^  Clasps  .  Served  in  the  Crimea 
val,Cla,p,andTukishMeda).  LWmaXd  L  MMarvTr-iin  »'J''^''''  °J^  '^'i^  ^"^^  """^  ^'^  Sept.  (Medal 
.057-58,  datly  enf^ged  with  the  enemy  at^hlrelilf  of  Lucknow  1?;  ^nrH^,"",  Cavah-y,  ,n  the  Indian  campaigns  of 
iurmg  the  enemy's  grand  attack  on  ^2nd  Xo"  afte^ards  "eTveTi  wlfh  ,f  I-'  '""'■■^''*  '°  ™™"'«"1  "t  Dilkoosha 
mder  Outram  from  Nov.  ,857  until  March  1858  incm^n"  a„i^n  .f  ,Ti  •■5<Lf°''<'e  m  occupation  of  the  Alumbagh 
=3th  Feb.,  and  many  other  minor  affairs rcSaSthfJmaUFor.e.?.  -  ,"'5  "?"  ■«"»  Jan.,  ijtha.stand 
5trong,  in  their  attack  of  the  Camp  on  tL  "trMarch  iS  8  .,fnk^  J^'"'' /.^^^^^  '^^  enemy's  Cavalry,  3,000 
Lucknow;  afterwards  commanded  the  CavalA  of  Card's  FMdpLe„.H''  ^^  °P'=™"°°*  ending  in  the  fall  of 
japture  of  Jugdespore,  and  almost  daUy  enraged  wTth  On  1  1^^?,   ^    v     ™^P™^^^ 

.S58  (Brevet  of  Lt.Coloncl,  CS.,  Medal  with  two  aarnsan,?  J  v»^~.^  "'''''' ^^^^^^^  »*  May  and  .oth  June 
mentioned  in  despatches).  Llasp^,  and  a  year  s  service  for  Lucknow,  and   was  frequently 

lwu°t'<Me"dS-^th  a'al;  loTpekiS)""'  '^'"'^^  '""^  °'  '''°'  ''"'^  ^^  '^^^^ei  in  the  actions  of  the  i.th  and  ,4th 

mdSiTesent'"atThe'^e?oS'steTe'o1,rmiot^rMo''oltS'7  ?'  ^'^^'T'^,  -"P"'--  °'  ■^^«-«. 

idvaiice  of  the  stormin<-  parties)   and  cai)tS?of7i;rr.iS„        ft      °    /  siege  and  storm  of  the  town  (covering  the 

:he  Seikh  Army,  and  thel.p.^:4n  of  SflSlfaffore^bevLd  thlKhyVer  p\"afid„f  ''-'^?'T''  S''  P^''^''  °' 
needed  to  the  command  of  the  Comnanie^  of  tl.VVvil  p-fl^  VT  .  ^  Pass  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Suc- 
!:tpedition  to  the  Euzofzvl  C-ountrTC  he  iith  De?  aiul  aUo  nn  ,ir»"%f°,?'="i  "'f^'i  ^^^  ^"'  bribes  in  the 
vith  the  97th  Regt.  at  the  siege  andYaroflebitopoKrom. oth  May '^  Served 

issault  on  the  Redan  on  the  8th  Sept  —  severely  wounded  r\f»rt»iJi,v,^'r-'?  5  '^  :\%  'adder  party  at  the 
Emght  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  3th  Class  rfThf^et^to^Ind'^urkLrMed'ar'''       "'"  °'  ^''""'  ''"*  ^'-fo'™^'. 

Sir  Duncan  Cameron  in  :clw  zS!aud  ,"  18  °.  (MedaU    '"'"'  '''  ^''''■^°'  ^"'""'^  Secreuary  and  Aide  de  Camp  to 

''  Colone^l'F'  H   l^v.We"'"?'"  w"''  |'''^'='^^'  ^'=«  the  Honourable  Corps  of  Gentlemen  at  Arms,  p   13c 
M  Co  nn^l  V   "■  Swmfen.-For  W  ar  Services,  see  Military  Knights  of  Windsor,  p.  772.  '  '    ^ 

^Je^r™:^re™7inroi^?if(B";:v^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

ba.to',»MMVda'Jw^h"cS;p"aTrt''^Sr'l^.lSS  ^"=^'  .S53.  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Se- 

Bulga"nak''tatttes  orAlm?»nd"R?l'lv',''''  ^?"*"  ,<-ampaifn  of  1S34  with  the  nth  Hussars,  including  the  affair  of 
Dfth^ASiudie  and  T^^rteh  Medal)     '''■^  (wounded),  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps.  5th  Class 

.ap;u';e'o7Matda'laTB!4ret"o?5aiorandMS""  '^""P"^"''  "''^  ^'"^  ^'''"''  ="  '"^  '«="™  '''  -^™=-  -<> 
■he  b»VMl.°,°of  t\'Jl  ^^Ti\  TJ'"^  ™^  .*'■  *3'''l  Rejfiment  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  ;S34-35,  includm- 
im„  I^ir-  ^  ""  ^^?  Balak  ava  expedition  to  Kertch,  siege  assaults  and  fall  of  Sebastopol.  bomb.ardment  and 
:aptureofKjjibourn(MedalwiththreeClasps,3thClassoftheMedjidie,andTurkishMedali  •  1  "mem  ana 


War  Services  of  Lieutenant  Colonels  Retired  hij  Sale,  ^-c. 

J>h'"^f?^^^  ^-  ^-  Alexander  served  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Indian  campaign  ot  1S57-5S,  including  the 
mttle  of  Cavrnpore  on  6th  Dec.  1837,  capture  of  Lucknow,  battle  of  Xawabgunge,  and  takin./  of  Fort  Oomlrea 
^mmanded  the  storming  party  at  attack  on  Fort  Birwah— wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major" 
!i]e<^i.3i  with  Clasp),  ' 

=  Lt.  Colonel  AUej-ne  served  with  the  79th  Highlanders  in  the  Crimea  from  the  i6th  August  until  December  i  S  -  -  in- 
:luding  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  Sth  September  (Medal  with  Clasp  and 
larkisli  Medal).  Served  also  with  the  79th  in  the  Indian  campaign  o  )  i83S-=9,  including  the  affair  of  Secu'ndra 
tear  All.ihabad,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  attack  on  the  Fort  of  Roovah,  actions  of  Allyo-unt'e  Bareilly  and 
stahjehanpore,  capture  of  Ibrts  Bunnai  and  Mahomdee,  passage  of  the  Gogra  at  Fvzabad,  "and  acted  as  Adiitant 
It  the  capture  of  Rampore  Kussiah  and  during  the  subsequent  operations  in  Oude  across  the  Go" ra  and  Raotee 
:ivers  (Medal  with  Clasp i.  "  ^ 

•  Lord  Annesley  served  with  the  43rd  Light  Infantry  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  iS5i-3:-53  (Medal)  and  was  severely 
wounded  in  right  arm  at  the  battle  of  Berea.  Served  with  the  Scots  Fusilier  Guards  in  the  Eastern  campaign 
it  t834,  including  the  battle  of  Alma— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

=  Lt. Colonel  A.  B.  Armstrong  served  at  the  capture  of  Genoa  in  1814.  and  subie'j-jtiitly  in  the  American  wa-  in- 
cluding the  capture  of  Washington,  attack  before  Baltimore  13th  Sept.1814  and  on  Oaleans  Sth  Jan.  1815  where 
he  was  wounded  and  taken  prisoner.  Present  when  Graham's  Town  ...as  attacked  by  ten  thousand  Kaffirs  2 snii 
Jp:  il  ibiQ,  and  who  were  repulsed  with  great  slaughter  by  three  hundred  Xen  under  the  command  of  Colonel 
i\  iltshiro.  Commanded  in  the  Kat  River  Settlement  duringthe  Kaffir  war  of  .■S34-53,  and  wasthanked  in  Cieneral 
>rders  fcr  his  defence  of  that  locality  against  an  attack  of  Kaffirs  on  the  loth  Feb.  185;;  Served  also  thi-oughout  the 
.vholc  of  the  Kaffir  war  of  1S46-47,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  on  the  /Vmatola,  loih  April  1846,  and  twosiibsequent 
days'  engagement  (Medal). 

'  Lt. Colonel  R.  Armstrong  seri-ed  with  the  40th  Regiment  in  the  Xew  Zealand  war  of  1860-61,  and  was  pre.ient 
It  Puketakaurie,  Mahoetai,  Matarikoriko,  and  repulse  of  attack  on  No.  3  Redoubt.  Also  served  in  the  war  of  1S63- 
'5,  and  was  present  at  Orakau  (Medal). 

•  Lt.Colonel  Armytage  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-53  "'"h  the  Coldstream  Guards,  including  the  battles 


754  War  Services  of  Lieutenant  Colonels  Retired  hy  Sale,  ^'c. 

of  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopnl  {Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  Knight 
of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'=*  Lt. Colonel  Patterson. — For  War  Servires,  see  Yeomen  of  the  Guard,  p.  132, 

^*  Lt.  Colonel  W.  A.  Battine  served  as  Adjutant  of  the  i6th  Bengal  Irregular  Cavalry  on  the  Pcshawur  frontier  and 
was  present  in  several  e.xpeditions  against  Momuuds  and  Affredie  hill  tribes  in  1854-56  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  with  the  Persian  Expeditionary^  Force  from. Tan.  to  June  1857,  and  was  present  at  the  bonibardment  and  cap- 
tured'Mohumrah  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  iu  Bengal  with  Havelock's  column,  on  the  Staff  of  that  General 
and  was  present  in  the  actions  of  Onao,  Busseerutgunge  (ist  and  2nd),  Boorbeakechowkee,  and  Bithoor,  and  in 
the  several  actions  leading  to  and  ending  in  the  relief  of  the  Residency  of  Lucknow  on  25th  Sept.  1857  ;  also 
durinc"  the  subsequent  defence  as  D.A.Q.M.  General  to  the  force  until  the  final  relief  by  Lord  Clyde  on,  24th  Nov, 
1857  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  a  year's  service). 

1^  Lt. (Colonel  Bazalgette  landed  in  India  with  the  37th  Rcgt.  in  June  1857,  and  served  there  until  the  suppressioc 
of  the  mutiny,  being  engaged  with  the  enemy  on  several  occasions  (Medal). 

-"  Lt.Coloneltbe  Hon.  G.  A.  V.  Bertie  sei-^ed  with  the  24th  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp), 

^'  Lt.Colonel  Bertram  served  with  the  4iet  Regt.  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  6th  Fel>.  to  the  7ch  Sept.  1855, 
including  the  siege  of  Sebastojjol  (Brevet  of  Maj<jr,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

--  Lt.Colonel  G.  M.  Billington  served  with  the  4th  Regt.  in  the  Crimea  subsequent  to  the  fall  nf  Sebastopol 
from  the  i8th  March  1856.  Also  with  it  during  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  and  was  severely  wounded  in 
the  attack  on  the  Fort  on  Beyt  Island  on  the  2nd  of  April  1858  (Medal). 

-''  Lt.Colonel  Blennerhassett  served  with  the  71st  Light  Infantry  in  the  Canadian  rebellion.  Also  in  the  Crimean 
campaign  from  20th  Dec.  1854  to  13th  Feb.  1855,  including  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  VJlasp,  and  Turkish 
Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  campaign  iinder  Sir  John  Michel,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  Raijghur  (in 
command  of  the  Left  Wing  71st),  Mungrowlee,  Sindwaho,  and  Kurai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  and 
mentioned  in  despatches). 

="  Lord  Blythswood  served  with  the  Scots  Fusilier  Guards  in  the  Crimea  from  the  22nd  May  to  the  end  of 
Aug.  1855  ;  was  present  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  wounded  in  the  Trenches  by  a  shell  on  the  22nd  Aug.  1885, 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  aud  Turkish  Medall. 

-*  Lt.Colonel  Edward  Bond  served  with  the  53rd  Regt.  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  in  1846,  and  was  present  at  the 
affair  of  Buddiwal,  and  actions  of  Aliwal  and  Sobraon  (Medal  and  Clasp). 

*^  Lt.Colonel  Henry  Bond  ser\-ed  in  the  17th  Light  Dragoons  at  the  taking  of  Anjar  in  Cutch  in  18 16;  also  through- 
out the  Mahratta  campaign  of  1817-18.  He  was  present  with  the  nth  Light  Dragoons  at  the  siege  and  capture  of 
Bhurtpore  in  1825-26  (Medal).  Accompanied  the  3rd  Light  Dragoons  into  Atfghanistan  with  the  force  under  Sir 
George  Pollock,  and  was  present  at  the  forcing  of  the  Khyber  Pass,  and  in  every  engagement  in  the  advance  of  the 
Army  on  Cabool ;  also  commanded  the  Rear  Guard  on  three  different  occasions, — engaged  the  enemy  at  Tezeen  and 
Jugdulluck,  and  safely  covered  and  protected  the  whole  of  the  baggage  of  the  Army,  notwithstanding  the  repeated 
attacks  of  the  enemy  (Medal). 

^^  Lt.ColonelJ.  G.  Hay-Boyd  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava, 
and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  affair  of  18th  Juue,  and  capture  of  Ivmbourn  (Medal  with  four  Clasps, 
Brevet  of  Major,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Turkish  Metlal). 

^*  Lt.Colonel  Hon.  W.  G.  Boyle  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  De  Lacy  Evans,  in- 
cluding the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  5th 
(,'lass  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Turkish  Medal). 

3s  Lt.Colonel  Bram>ton  served  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1852-53  (Medal).  Also  the  Eastern  cam- 
paign of  1854,  and  up  to  6th  Aug.  1855,  including  the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebas- 
topol (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^*'  Lt.Colonel  A.  Bravo  was  employed  at  Cape  Coast  Castle  in  1873-74  (Ashanti  Medal). 

^"  Lt.Colonel  J.  D.  Brockman  entered  the  Royal  Navy  iu  1847 ;  was  actively  employed  during  the  Kaffir  war  01 
1851-52  (Medal).  Served  in  H.M.S.  Hermes  at" the  first  attack  on  the  stockades  in  the  Rangoon  river,  was  present 
at  the  attack  and  taking  of  Martaban  and  afterwards  at  the  storm  and  captux'C  of  Rangoon  nth  April  1852  (Medal 
witii  Clasp  for  Pegu).  Afterwarda  was  iu  several  actions  with  pirates  on  the  co-ist  of  China.  Operations  against; 
rebel  tribes  in  (iuzerat  in  1857.  Served  with  the  86th  Regiment  iu  the  Central  India  Field  Force  under  Sir  Hugh 
Rose  from  Feb.  185S  to  Jan.  1S59,  including  the  capture  of  the  strong  Hill  Fort  of  Chandaree ;  siege,  storm,  and 
capture  of  Jhansi,  action  of  Koonch.  operations  before  Calpee,  battle  of  Gowlowlee,  capture  of  Calpee,  battle  of 
Morar,  and  capture  of  Gwalior ;  captured  a  battery  of  3  guns  on  the  Heights  before  Gwalior  and  turned  them  on 
the  enemy  ;  commanded  a  Detachment  of  100  menforming  part  of  a  Flying  Column  sent  in  pursuit  of  Feroze  Shah 
and  Tautia  Topee  (ineTitioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Brevet  of  Major). 

»^  Lt.Colonel  W.  J.  Brook  served  with  the  30th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  8th  September  1855.  as  D.A.Q.M. G. 
4lh  Division  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

*"  Lt.Colonel  C  B.  Brown  served  with  the  63rd  Regiment  at  the  assault  of  the  Redan  and  fall  of  Sebastopol, 
also  at  the  bombardment  and  surrender  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

*i  Lt.Colonel  E.  J.  V.  Brown  ser\-ed  with  the  88th  Regt.  the  Eastern  campai|^  up  to  7th  Dec.  1854,  including  the 
battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  thi-ee  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  Sardinian  and 
Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie). 

^-  Lt.Colonel  C.  AV.  Bruce  served  with  the  Carabineers  from  the  outbreak  at  Mecrut  to  the  pacification  of  Oude 
and  commanded  a  Squadron  at  the  action  of  Bunkagaon  on  8th  Oct.  1858,  also  in  the  subsequent  campaign,  including 
the  actions  of  Mahoudiepore  and  Russoolpore,  advance  on  and  capture  of  Mitowlee,  affairs  of  Allygunge  aud  Biswar, 
and  pursuit  of  the  rebels  for  three  months  through  Rajpootana  and  Central  India  (Medal). 

^  Sir  John  Burgoyne  served  with  the  Grenadier  Guards  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854,  and  was  severely 
wounded  at  the  battle  of  Alma  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

■*■''  Lt.Colonel  Burnley-Campbell  served  with  the  Carabiniers  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1879-S0,  and  was  present  at 
the  affair  at  Dakkaon'the  15th  January  1880.  Took  part  with  the  expedition  agamst  the  Wuzeeree  Khugianis, 
Accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  from  Cabul  to  Candahar  as  Orderly  Otiicer  to  Brigadier  General 
H.  H.  Gough,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  on  the  3i&t  August  (tiorse  shot),  and  in  the  battle  of  Candahar 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

^'  Lt.Colonel  H.  Burton  served  with  the  40th  Regiment  during  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1860-61,  including  the 
actions  at  Mahoetahi.  Matarikoriko.  and  operations  before  Te  Arei.  Also  throughout  the  campaign  of  1863-65,  for 
two  years  as  D.A.Q.M.  General  iMedali.  Duiing  the  operations  in  Waikato  he  superintended  to  its  completion 
the  construction  and  organization  of  the  Military  Electric  Telegraph  through  the  Waikato  country  (mentioned  in 
despatchesl. 

■*'  Lt.Colonel  E.  A.  Butler  served  in  the  Boer  war  in  18S1  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 

^'^  Lt.Colonel  H.  Caddell  served  with  the  2nd  Battahon  Royal  Irish  Fusiliers  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  lii, 
and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  El  Teb  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'■•'^  Lt.Colonel  Calcott  sensed  with  the  loth  Regiment  during  the  Puujaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  whole 
of  the  siege  operations  before  Mooltau,  the  action  at  Soorjkoond,  capture  of  the  suburbs,  and  surrender  of  the 
fortress  on  the  22nd  January  1849 ;  also  present  at  the  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  also  as 
a  Staff  Officer  under  Ma.ior  General  Storks,  commanding  on  the  Bosphorus  during  the  Russian  war  in  iS  55-56. 

^J  Lt.Colonel  R.  J.  Callwell  served  m  Abyssinia  in  jS6S  in  the  Commissariat  Department  in  command  of  the 
station  at  Attala  (Medal). 

^2  Lt.Colonel  Duncan  Campbell  served  in  the  83rd  Regt.  during  the  suppression  of  the  insuiTection  in  Lower 
Canada  in  1837 ;  also  in  repulsing  the  attacks  of  the  American  brigands  who  landed  at  Prescott,  Upper  Canada,  in 
1838.  Ser\-ed  nith  the  90th  Light  Infantry  in  the  Crimea  from  the  2nd  Dec.  1854  to  24th  Jan.  1855,  including  the 
Kiege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Tuikish  Medal). 

^»  Lt.Colonel  Hon.  H.  W.  Campbell  served  the  Eastern  campaign  ;  -854-55  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  William 
Codrington,  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attacks  of  the  Redan  on 
the  iSth  June  and  Sth  Sept.  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of 
Honor,  5th.  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

3»  Lt.Colonel  G.  M.  Cardew  served  with  the  67th  Regiment  throughout  the  campaign  of  1S60  in  North  China,  in- 


War  Services  of  Lieutenant  Coloneh  Eetired  hy  Sale,  .jr.  755 

cluaing  the  action  of  Sinho  taking  of  Tangku,  storm  and  capture  of  the  inner  Taku  Fort,  and  surrender  of  Pokin 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps)  Acted  as  Adjutant  of  the  6,th  Regiment  at  the  second  capture  of  Kadiug  and  in  the 
minor  operations  against  the  Taeping  rebels  in  the  vicinity  of  Shanghai  in  1862.  SerJed  with  the  67th  Reg  mont 
rt''r(MeXl  w^th't-hispr.  ^""^  '        •  '^'"  P'''^^"'"'  ''^  """  e-^-'ie^"™'  ^'^  Uharasiah  on  the  6th  October 

«  u. Colonel  H.  R.  Garden  served  with  the  77th  Regt.  the  Eastern  campaign  of  .854-55,  including  the  battles  of 
AJma  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  B?evets  of  JIaior  and  Lt.Colonel,  Knight 
of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Jledal)  i.-v.uiuiili,  ivingui 

"  I-t-Colonel  the  Hon.  W.  H.  P.  Carington  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Grenadier  Guards  in  the  Egyptian 
"?f  ?!  i.  f '  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
,  ".■.?, ''t^'  V^T"'''^''!  served  with  the  95th  Regiment  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55.  in- 
cluding the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman.  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  sortie  on  =6th  October  (Medal  witb 
three  Clasps  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  Tui-kish  Medal,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie).  Served  in  Rainootana 
and  Central  India  in  185S-59  and  was  present  at  the  siege  assault  and  capture  of  Kotah,  and  the  affairs  of  Koondryo 
and  Boordah  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Meilal  with  Clasp) 

M  Lt.Colonel  Chetwode  served  with  the  8th  Hussars  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854,  and  np  to  2nd  >ug  185s 
iDcmrUng  the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman.  affairs  of  Bulganak  and  M'Kenzie's  Farm  and  siege  ot 
Sebas^topol,  having  commanded  Lord  Raglan's  Escort  in  the  Crimea  up  to  the  time  of  his  Lordship's' death  (Meda' 
with  four  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Also  served  in  Rajpootana  and 
Central  India  m  1858-59,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Kotah,  reoccupation  of  Chundaree,  battle  of  Kotah- 
keserai,  capture  of  (jwalior,  siege  of  Powree,  action  of  Beejapore,  battle  of  Sindwaho  (wounded),  and  actions  of 
Koorwye  and  Nahargur  (several  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel) 

"  Lt.Colonel  Clayton  served  with  the  Grenadier  Guards  in  the  Crimea  from  20th  Dec.  1S54  to  30th  July  1855 
(Medal  with  Clasp  for  Sebastopol,  and  Turkish  Medal).  J-       35 

8s  Lt.Colonel  Hon.  W.  Coke  served  the  Eastern  campaign  ol  1854-55  with  the  Scots  Fusilier  Guards  (was  Aide  do 
Camp  to  Lord  Rokeby  from  9th  Aug.  (1855),  including  the  siege  and  ikllof  Sebastopol  (wounded  in  the  Trenches  on 
9th  Aug.) ;  mentioned  in  despatches  (Medal  with  one  Clasp,  Brevet  of  Major,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th 
Class  of  the  Medjidie).  ^ 

«s  Lt.Colonel  Colls  served  with  the  39th  Regt.  in  the  battle  of  Maharajpore  (Bronze  Star).  Served  with  the  jsncl 
Regt.  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  and  was  present  at  the  second  siege  operations  before  Mooltan,  including 
the  storm  and  capture  of  the  city,  and  surrender  of  the  fortress;  also  present  at  the  surrender  of  the  garrison  of 
Choniote,  and  at  the  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  during  the  Indian  JIutiny  in  1857-59,  and 
present  as  Field  Engineer  to  the  force  under  Brigadier  Berkeley  at  the  capture  of  the  forts  of  Dehaign  and  Tyrhool 
(mentioned  in  despatches) ;  also  as  D. A.Q.M.  General  to  Brigadier  Pinckney's  Force  during  the  campaign  in  Oudo 
(Brevet  of  Major,  Medal).  Served  in  the  operations  against  the  Hill  Tribes  on  the  Peshawur  Frontier  in  1851-52, 
and  was  present  at  the  affairs  of  Prauughur  and  Shahcote  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

6*  Lt.Colonel  D.  L.Colthurst  served  with  the  r  7th  Regiment  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  7th  Feb.  to  24th  July, 
including  the  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  iSthJune  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

''^  Lt.Colonel  Coney  served  with  the  67th  Regiment  throughout  the  campaign  of  1S60  in  North  China,  including  the 
action  of  Sinho,  taking  of  Tangku,  storm  and  capture  of  the  inner  Taku  Fort,  and  surrender  of  Pekin  (Medal  with 
two  Clasps).  Commanded  the  disciplined  Chinese  Troops  employed  against  the  rebels  in  the  province  of  Pecheli, 
North  China,  in  the  winter  of  1862-63  (Brevet  of  Major,  and  Chinese  Imperial  decoration  of  the  Red  Button). 

'^  Lt.Colonel  G.  H.  Cope  served  with  the  55th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea,  subsequent  to  the  fall  of  Sebastopol,  from 
November  1855  to  the  end  of  the  campaign.  Also  with  the  14th  Regiment  in  New  Zealand  during  the  war  of 
1860-61  (Medal). 

'3  Lt.Colonel  C.  J. Cotes  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Grenadier  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"+  Lt.Colonel  Coxon  served  with  the  45th  Regiment  in  the  Orange  River  Sovereignty,  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  in  1S51 
where  he  was  dangerously  wounded  (shot  through  both  thighs)  in  an  encounter  with  Boers  and  Hottentots. 

"^  Lt.Colonel  J.  T.  Craster  served  with  the  3Sth  Regt.  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54,  including  the  battles  of 
Alma  and  Inkennan,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"c  Lt.Colonel  Crawley  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  with  the  Coldstream  Guards,  including  the  battles 
of  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  four  Clasps,  Sardinian 
and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie). 

^'  Lt.Colonel  A.  M.  C;reagh  served  with  the  42nd  Highlanders  throughout  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  in 
1874,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Amoaful  (wounded  slightly),  capture  and  destruction  of  the  town  of 
Becquah,  battle  of  Ordahsu  and  capture  of  Coomassie  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^  Lt.Colonel  Crosse  served  with  the  52nd  Light  Infantry  at  the  defeat  of  the  Sealkote  mutineers  on  the  banks  of  the 
Ravee  on  the  12th  and  i6th  July  1S57  :  also  at  the  siege,  assault  (led  in  the  storming  party  of  the  3rd  Column),  and 
occupation  of  Delhi  from  14th  Aug.  1S57  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

8'  Lt.Colonel  C.  Dawson  served  with  the  iSth  Royal  Irish  m  New  Zealand,  and  commanded'a  Company  through- 
out the  Waikato  and  Wanganui  campaigns  from  August  1863  to  May  i366  ;  commanded  Woodall's  Redoubt  during 
the  West  Coast  campaign  from  February  1865  to  March  1866;  was  engaged  in  the  following  operations,  viz.— 
expedition  to  Paparata,  relief  of  the  Maukn  Stockade,  occupation  of  Mere  Mere,  and  commanded  the  Pokenoo 
Patrol  when  attacked  by  the  enemy  on  the  morning  of  the  2nd  Sept.  1S61  (mentioned  in  Sir  Duncan  Cameron's 
despatches  for  gallantry,  Medal). 

'^  Lt.Colonel  Deacon.— For  War  Services,  see  Military  Knights  of  Windsor,  p.  772. 

»'  Lt.  Colonel  G.  R.  A.  Denne  served  with  the  4th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagements  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  Mahsama,  at  the  action  at  Kassassin  on  the  28th  August,  and  in  command  of 
the  Regiment  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir,  and  the  capture  of  Cairo  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel, 
Medal  with  Clasp.  3rd  Class  of  the  Meiljidie,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'">  Lt.Colonel  Robert  Dillon  served  in  the  30th  Regt.  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Sardinian  and 
Turkish  Medals).  ,  .  .     ., 

"  Lt.Colonel  .1.  C.  Duke  served  with  the  17th  Lancers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  m  the  engage- 
ment at  Dlundi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,.,,„,„  ■       „,,_,,■ 

9-  Lt  Colonel  Dunbar  has  the  medabfor  the  Punjaub  campaign.  Serv-ed  with  the  flank  Companies  98th  Regiment 
in  the  force  under  Sir  Colin  Campbell'at  the  forcing  of  the  Kohat  Pass  in  Feb.  1850  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served 
during  the  Indian  campaign  of  1S57  from  the  outbreak  on  12th  May,  including  the  battle  of  Budleekeserai,  siege 
storm  and  capture  of  Delhi— wounded  in  the  hand  in  the  Trenches  on  12th  September  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 

'»  U  Colonel"  Hon.  C.  B.  Edwardes  served  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  including  tho 
battle  of  Cawnpore  on  6th  December,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  action  of  Nawabgunge  (Meda.1  with  L  lasp). 

«  Lt.Colonel  S.  H.  H.  Edwards  served  with  the  98th  Regt.  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  184S-49  (^lea^') ;  served  also 
with  the  Flank  Companies  oSth  Regt.  in  the  force  under  Sir  Colin  Campbell  at  the  torcmg  of  the  Kohat  Pass  in  Feb. 
1850.  Served  in  the  Peshaivur  Expeditionary  Force  on  the  Euzofzie  Frontier  under  bir  Jyi^P<-:'\Cot  on  in  April  arid 
May  1 858,  and  at  the  affair  with  the  Hmdostanee  fanatics  on  the  Heights  of  bit  tana  ou  the  4th  May  (Medal  with  Clasp) 

96  Ltfcolouel  G.  A.  Elliot  served  with  the  18th  Royal  Irish  throughout  t,he  Burmese  war  of  1852-53  (Medal  with 
Clasp  for  Pecu)  and  was  with  the  storming  party  at  the  capture  01  Martaban  ;  was  on  board  H.M. fc.  Battle,  nt  the 
dettrVctlonol  the  river  stockades;  and  on^'lLd^at  that  of  those  on  the  fellah  side  ;  present  in  the  operations  m 
:front  of  Rangoon  on  the  .2th  and  ,3th  April  1S52,  including  the  capture  of  the  ^h'fllouse  stockade ;  also  at  the 
storm  and  capture  of  Rangoon  (wounded).  Served  in  the  Crimea  from  the  20th  August  1S55,  mcludmg  the  siege 
and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Modal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  =•   Tj„i,„wnr„„l,„d  indnrtinrrtha 

s*  Lt.Colonel  England  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854  as  Aide  <lf  ^'amp  to  Sir  Richard  England^^^^^ 
hattle  of  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  5th  Class  °f, 'J'?.,^I<'„-'J'^'i^;  =\r„^^ 

'»»  Lt.Colonel  W.  H.  FairUough  served  with  the  55th  RegunentontheChinaexpedition  (Medal,,  and  was  pi esent 
at  Amoy,  Chusan,  Chinhae  (including  the  night  attack),  Chapoo,  Woosung,  Shanghai,  and  Chm  Kiang  Foo. 


7 -6-7  War  Services  of  Lieutenant  Colonels  Retired  hy  Sale,  ^-c. 

■"3  U  Colonel  O  B.  FeUden  served  in  the  72nd  Highlanders  in  the  Crimea  from  the  i6th  July  1855,  including  the 
^■%^.''Lr<?oSef#efg!irt*.^d'^^^^ 

•^'ii!!'??  ^oloTer/c'^'^^-CooinrsTvVd^w^^^ 

war  in  isb-  ("ledal  '  Wa.  appointed  a  Military  Attache  to  the  British  Embassy  at  Constantinople  on  the  outbreak 
of  the  Ruslo-Turkish  war  in'^.'syy  and  accompanied  the  Turkish  armies  in  the  Balkan  campaign,  and  subsequently 
at  GallipoM  (Brevet  of  Major). 

i"«  Lt.Ct"       ■  ~      '    "  '  " 
wounded  i 

">7  T,t  Colonel  W  H  D.  FitzGeralil  served  m  tne  710  ttoyai  r  usmeis  m  luu  au.,„K:L,i  t»uiM».B"  "■  '"3\  "i- It;.','": 

of  Alma,  where  he  was  severely  wounded,  being  shot  through  both  legs  (Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  with  Clasp.  5th  Class 

°^.*l^rdf  r«l  KtzRov'^se^^^^^^ 

^0  Lt  (^Ifonel  Jo  "n  Foott^^^^^^^^      m  the  Indian  campaign  of  ,857-58  withthe  SSth  Regiment,  including  the  actions 
of  .6tti  .7"h  and  .stS  November  at  Cawnpore,  under  General  Windham  ;  battle  of  Cawnpore  6th  December,  ana 

■'^r^^Lt  Colonef  rR  V'i^te^le^^ed  in  ^Z^l^c^^^l^hot.  185,  to  the  10th  July  .855,  including  the 
battles  o^BalakraVrandlnierman,  and  siege  of  Sebasto'pol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps.  Brevet  of  Major.  Sardmian 

=''^^^^lTc!^on'^fFStescu/ser^ed\\fE'^^^  of  ,854-55  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  General  Royal 

Artillery  °nc°uding  the  affaL  of  Bulganae  and  M'kenzie^  of  Alma  ftiorse  killed).   Balaklava.  and 

nSmin  capturJ'of  Balaklava,  s.e|e  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  four   Clasps.   Brevets  of  Major  and 

Garvook  during  the  operations  at  Umbevla  from  October  to  Dec  vnber  ,863  where  he  commanded  a  body  of  marks- 
^t  :^?the  ,  Srand  ,T, St  Regiments  armed  with  r,fles  firing  shells  of  his  own  invention  ;    was  engaged  in  the  de- 


mo,, nrthp  -7, St  and  ,o,st  Reo-imonts  armed  with  ritles  nring  sneiis  01  ni»  own  mvi:ui,i.j.i ,    ..  ..o  ^,..5,.,^^ - 

S^cP  of  the  Cra^  and  EaWe-'l  Nest  Piquets,  and  as  a  volunteer  with  M*jor  Keyes  at  the  storming  of  the  b'inga  on 
fhefVaipiouet  where  he  ledrpLtyo^^  Infantry  and  Corps  of  Guides,  and  was  the  first  man  in 

?rivVn:^  nut  a  strong  body  of  the  eneSy.  estimated  at  500  strong,  after  desperate  hand-to-hand  fishing  (mentioned 

£5S"{Hil^S^  n^tj' S  "S^r^e^e'^lJ^^ltfr^e^^^ 

Tn?antrv  ^  toected  Lieutenant  Fosbery  of  the  late  4th  European  Regiment,  to  push  up  another  at  the  head  ot  a 
fewme^i:    "e'Sti-plrty  with  the  grLest  coolness  and  intrepuW 


"on  his  skle  of  th'e'Svck  ■  'ruSeqTenU;.  L  ruIenTut  ColSnd  KeTes  being  wounded.  Lieutenant  Fosbery 
assembled  a  party  with  whicfhe  pursued  the  routed  enemy  in  the  direction  of  the  Lalloo  ridge,  inflicting  on  them 

'''a?r,  Colonel  TT'.«Uufr''°e'rver°iS  tte^^Bt'S' Regiment  in  the  Peshawur  Expeditionary  Force  on  the  Euzofzie 

'^^'LrSironefc-a^Te'it'''e'^e'ifTn  thel^thRegt.  and  on  the  Staff  in  the  Crimea  from  the  8th  Nov.  ,834,  including 
the  siege  and  ?Ill  of  Sebaft^pol  (MedalUh  Clasp.  Brevet  of  Major.  Sardiman  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Ua.s  of 

""m^L^Colonel  Gascoigne  served  with  the  Grenadier  Guards  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  29th  Aug.  ,855,  including 

^f:? l\°S<5^ef  a'  r'^;odwm"ac"c°ompani:f  ^rlai^et  .Volseley  to  the  Gold  Coast  in  September  ,873  ""  ^P«'f ' -J" 
„;,;p?v«l'iu  the  first  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war.    Was  appointed  Special  Commissioner  to  the  King  of 
Annkmaboe    Rais  d  he  Annarabo'e  Sontingent  and  commanded  it  at  the  action  of  the  .7th  October  near  Dunquah 
where  he  was  severely  wounded  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major.  Me.al). 

,'^%^:?'HL^mtS?ot°(°7SLa^n:-.-^^d"ln\^ 
(woun^^fa'lJS.S  shot  a'na  si^ge^of  Sebast^^^^^^^^  ^^^f^-^f^l  °'n??o^rde^  ?^rua<l^o'n 

'w  ''"wTh'^he' Right  W  to '■  on  bofrrtL  P?.»Sr  wLn  th^t  transpJirt  was  wrecked,  in  Nov.  ,843.  in.the  Gulf  of  St 

SPr.%1ttaiu°houtthecampTl|^  in  North  Chinal  and  was  present  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  binho  and 

^SSffi'^S  ^:^^^^=^nS^^iSi;^VSg  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  ,857-5.  (Medal,. 
^°i?/lfcl^n'e"D^C-yGr'?r  se^vTd^^^ift^^^^^^       'i^^^^^L  Kaffir  war  of  ,85,-33  (Med..l).    Nominated 

-""^S'lHrpaf^o^^sT^^^^^^ 

:£Hxife^l^l^??'sX^Sor^SLr^t^^SS^n^^ 

"^  u?Ttr^fonel  F  Hall  served  with  the  88th  Regiment  in  the  Crime  t  from  3rd  July  ,83,5,.  including  the  siege  and  fall 

ho'sti.^'4?felonthe:sett^ 

t:?:;^'a"lL^heP0l^Ie''cS^  in  ,858,  fnclidtor'he'acUons" of  Fusgaon  and  R^issoolpore.  attack  and  capture 
of  Fort  Uittowlie.  and  action  of  Biswah. 


Turkish  Medal).  s"  o^uu.uer  unu  migli  (jieUal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  thp  M«,r  ?"*  '^'^8'? 

'^'  Lt.Colonel  W.  W.  Haywood  served  in  tl.e   ir  .,  Medj.die.  and 

"i"'frr"„';n  1  H  "'^  ^™^  Expedition  (Medalf.  '''"'"'°  ^"  '°  '^''"S''-  ''■^l  "'"^  Present  in  the  engagement  at 

>"  Lt.Colonel  Hibljert  served  in  the  50th  TjAo-t  «,=  v„  . 

(MedJeJS'd  K^e|ve's^str?."'^'^^'-^'  -'-'^  ^"^  '"^  -<*  '^^ '  ^-ena'd.er  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  .SS- 

the  ac'iJi^nTof  Cha'^ndt  U^1e7pte"lVI'ult'Znpo''rf  L^^^^^^  Se''"  '""■''?  "'""P^^"  °f  '^ST-sS,  and  was  present  in 
„;"  ^'■C<"°'??1  W.  W.  W.  Hu^bley  served  w.tgtoe  9th  L^ucers  ,'X  sLS'""  "''.I'"''.''""-  (Medalwitg'cta^p)  " 
of^Sobraon  (Medal).  ^'^  cancers  m  tht,  butlej  campaign  in  1846,  including  the  battle 

entrenchment  on  the  qth  April  185S  (Medal)  ammunition  from  Benares  into  the  Azimghur 

1857  until  the  end  of  the  rebellion,  including  the  defence  of  ?heZrmlml'h?l;pfnrr''''''j''''°  '?  '  °<"^  "■°="  -^tliAug. 

'«s  Lt.Colonel  H.  F.  Jackson  served  in  the  Atchan  wnr  in  .a  „  s         a  "clasps,  and  a  year's  serv  ce). 

,n  the  6th  October  187,,  and  in  the  operations  ?SSnd™abnl  in '^"ecemSf r"  8™'' biclnd'"  '^f  '^'"^'^^ement  at  Charasiah 

^?^^ST^  '^s^tt'"''  ''■  ^'^°  "^  "^"^  '^^'^^^"^  -^"■4M!MSi,TaU'rh\rx'e°srth^''of??: 

4.|;'iSdtg^h^-,faS'^^-TirarB\fa°k;ttan"d1f^^^  ^e  Camp  to   Genera, 

and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Mediidie).  sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Sardinian 

''2  Lt.Colonel  A.  S.  Jones  was  present  at  the' battle  of  Budleekeserni  nnri  nt  noli,)  n,^„„  i,     ^  .v      . 
including  the  assault  and  capture  of  the  city,  havinc;  Sdaom  r,?,?!p       ?"°o"'"' 'J^^'^R^  °Pe™'^ 
23rd  Sept.  1857.    Served  with  the  gth  Lancers  in  Greathed"  rarsui^,.  roh.in       J'""'^  ^"='"^''  f™""  «"»  Aug.  to 
Bolundshnhurand  Allyghur,  and  battle  of  A^,  where  he  wLC^^.^^r^^^^  in  the  action's  of 

shot  wound  and  twenty-two  sabre  cuts.    He  was  mentioned  in  the  deliAtches  of  S?r  Hnn„  r    ".  ™'''7J"^  "  musket- 
pccasions  (Brevet  or  Major,  Victoria  Cross,  Medal  with  Clasp) :  was  awardMUhewTr?.^^?^-^        tbree  ditfereut 
"  The  cavalry  charged  the  rebels  and  rode  througn  tliem    i^ieiitenlnt  Jones  of  thf.  „ff  f  /„^  tollowing  service  :- 
captured  one  of  their  guns,  killing  the  drivers,lnd  ™th  LiSSant  (SpI  v^,li'4  „=  ■  r"' ^ 
village  occupied  by  the  rebels,  whS  were  quickly  dislodged       l4is  was  a  wel-L^ceivedacT'.'a,^^  "  "P°^  ? 

-\Denu,lcl,tro,u  Uujor  General  Sir  Jame>  Hope  Grant,  KCB.  dated  .olkJunuurVil^y"  *"•  S^Hantly  executed.- 

sent  a^'tlVe1S'e';/ln''kirn  l^i^^n'dl^raM 

and  9tn  May,  storming  the  Quarries  on  7thJune  (wotmded)  Sa  sSdt  o^lirRedan  oif the  ?kh]u^^^^ 
wounueu  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  mST    Served  in  the^^h^f™"'^^^ 
during  the  Indian  Mutiny  of  1857-58,  and  was  present  in  all  iheactions  a   C  nvnpore  undir  General  W  ndhn,?,™^'" 
.'■^siv^C  °   Btognapore.  capture  ofCalpee,  and  subjugation  ofOude  (jLdirSc lasp.  and  Bre.S o^ferf '" 
"'  Sir  Robert  Kmgscote  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  iS^ii-qs  as  Aide  de  Cim,,  to  T  nrA  R„„i.r„   ■     1  '^-IJor). 

;"6  Lt.Colonel  AM.  Knight  served  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-46  with  the  i6th  Lancers  and  was  nresent  «t 
Ihc  alTair  01  Buddiwal,  and  in  the  battles  of  Aliwal  and  Sobraont«edal  and  Clasp).  Served  i^thTLtflr  war  of 
.847  with  the  7th  Dragoon  Guards,  when  he  commanded  the  Cavalry  Escort  of  Sir  Harry  Smfth  Akod*  in."the 
^»^/^""f«"^5i-53  (Medal)  with  the  Cape  Mounted  KiBemen,  including  the  action  of-Berea  Served"<^Ski  on 
ihe  btaff  of  fair  Harry  Smith,  and  subsequently  on  that  of  his  successor.  Sir  George  Cathcart         """^'^  '^='^"1  on 

.„  ,    .'m  °  h°?!,^^',-  ^"'P''  '*';"''"*  "■'"»  '■^'^  '"'"'  Regiment  with  the  Central  India  Field  Force  in  1S58  and  was  ore 
iont  at  the  battle  before  and  capture  of  the  town  and  fortress  of  Gwalior  (Medal  with  Clasp)  "^ 

(Meda^wS^ctfp.'-aTdTrkS Meifaf^  ''""'"  '■™"  ^"^  ''"'■  '''*■  '°^'"'^'°=  '""^  '''-"  ""''  f'"'  "'  Sebastopol 
\ll  fMi".''""^!  ^:  ^-  l-ef'oy  served  with  the  45th  Regiment  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  i868  (Medal) 
If  ,111    T'"'  Lister  served  with  the  9th  Regt.  the  campaign  of  .842  in  Affghanistan  and  was  wounded'  at  Istaliff 
Uudal).    Served  also  in  the  Crimea  from  27th  Nov.  1854,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  and  assault  nf 
',t<'?^'?y,^  '^".'■S"''**  °^  ""*  '^"^  J"""  f-^'^'l'i'  ^'"1  •""'"'^I''  'ire^et  of  Lt.Colonel,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals 

'  .^'■V°''""''  Dniry  Lowe  served  with  the  74th  Highlanders  throughout  the  Kathr  war  of  iS-^i-^i  (Medall  '^nrverl 
.s  Aide  de  (amp  to  Sir  H.  Barnard,  to  Major  General  Reed,  and  to  Sir  A.  Wilson  during  the  sie=-e  assault  and  can- 
ure  of  Delhi  and  all  minor  engagements,  and  received  the  thanks  of  the  Governor  General  in  Council  IBrevpt  r.t 
iMaior,  Medal  with  Clasp).  ^     cvclui 

i""  Lt.Colonels  .1.  H.  Lowndes  and  St.  John-Mildmay.— For  War  Services,  see  the  Honourable  Corps  of  Gentle 
nen  at  Arms,  p.  130.  ^        -jiriiwc 

"»  Lt.Colonel  P.  L.  H.  Lyon  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  Dec.  1S5,  up  to  Sept.  1855,  including  the  sieire 
it  bebastopol,  and  in  the  Trenches  with  the  siege  train  at  the  bumbardmeuts  01  9th  April,  and  6th  aud  17th  June 
Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal) .  Served  in  the  Indian  caaipaign  in  1857-58,  including  the  action  of  Pandora 
|torm  and  capture  of  Meangunge,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  action  of  Barree,  capture  of  RamporeKussia' 
i.ffairs  of  Muchagawn  Tigree,  reUef  of  Azimghur,  operations  in  the  Jungle  and  capture  of  Jugdespore  (Medal  with 

*'"  Lt.Colonel  F.  T.  Lyster  served  with  the  50th  Regiment  in  the  battle  of  Punniar  (Bronze  Star).  Previous  to 
entering  the  British  service  he  served  in  fortugal,  in  the  Pedroite  army,  from  1833  to  1835,  and  was  at  the  defence 
f  Oporto,  and  in  all  the  atfairs  from  the  raising  of  the  siege  to  the  termination  of  the  war.  He  afterwards  served 
a  Spain  under  Sir  De  Lacy  Evans,  as  Captam  of  Infantry,  and  under  Esjiartero  as  Captain  of  Cavalry,  and  suhse- 
liUently  on  the  Staff  of  General  Don  Diego  Leon,  whose  escort  he  commanded  from  1836  to  1841.  Was  twice  deco- 
ated  with  the  Order  of  St.  Ferdinand  for  charges  of  Cavalry  at  Alio  and  Berga,  and  with  the  Medals  for  the  sie^-e 
.nd  capture  of  Irun  and  Moiiela;  once  severel.y  wounded.  Was  present  in  the  following  actions  and  affairs  in  that 

3  n 


759  War  Services  of  Lieufenant  Colonels  Retired  hy  Sale,  ^x. 

country: — Fuenterabia  Creconnaissancc  on),  Ametzagaua,  San  Marcos,  Loyola,  Aguirre,Oriamendi,  Hemani,  Urni- 
etta,  Irun  (sie^e  of),  Lazarte,  Usurbil,  Andoin,  Vera,  Perdon.Otiera  (reconnaissance  on),  Sesma,  Belascoain,  Aroniz, 
Santa  Barbara  (recounaissauce  ou).  Valle  de  Berruera.  Alio,  Alio  y  dicastillo,  Collander,  Maniella  y  pena  ('ortada, 
Genebrosa,  C'anadette,  Agua  Viva,  Segura  (siege  of),  Castleotte  (reconnaissance  on),  Castleotte  (sie^e  of  i,  Valle  de 
Lladres,  Morella  (siege  of),  Berga  and  its  twenty-two  redoubts;  charged,  with  seven  Lancers,  Bosque's  Squadron, 
completely  routing  it,  killing  seven  and  ca])tiiring  five  horses. 

-**^  Lt. Colonel  M'Bamet  served  in  the  79th  Highlanders  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54-55,  including 
th*  battles  of  Alma  and  Balaklava,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  assaults  of  the  18th  June  and  8th  Sept.,  expedition 
to  Sertch  and  Yenikale  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  In- 
dian campaign  of  1858-59,  including  the  siege  and  captm-e  of  Lucknow  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'•^^  Lt. Colonel  P.  M'Pherson  served  with  the  17th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  6th  Sept.  1855,  including  the 
Biege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  and  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  8th  Sept.  i8s5;  was  also  at  the  bombardment  and 
surrender  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

2**"  Lt.Colonel  P.  MacDouald  served  in  the  Turkish  Contingent  at  Kertch,  first  as  Brigade  Major  and  afterwards 
in  command  of  a  Regiment  (Turkish  Medal). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  F.  J.  MacFarlane  served  in  the  Satlej  campaign  of  1S45-46  in  the  9th  Lancers,  including  the  battle 
of  Sobraon  (Medal).  He  served  also  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  and  was  present  at  the  passage  of  the 
Chenab  at  Ramnuggur,  and  battles  of  Cbillianwallah  and  Goojcrat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

an  gir  jr^  d_  Maclean  served  with  the  13th  Hussars  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854,  including  the  battle  of  Alma 
and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

212  Lt.Colonel  L.  Macpherson  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854,  and  up  to  the  30th  July  1855  with  the  30th 
Regt.,  including  the  battles  of  Almaand  Inkerman,  siege  of  Sebastopol, and  sortie  of  2bth  Oct.'(Medal  with  Clasps, 
5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

21*  Lt.Colonel  J.  T.  Maguire.— For  War  Services,  f^ee  Military  Knights  of  Windsoi*,  p.  774. 

^'^  Sir  Henry  Malet  served  with  the  Grenadier  Guards  in  the  Crimea  from  the  3rd  Slay  1855,  including  the 
sieg-e  and  fall  of  Sebabtopol  (Medal  witti  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

*'^  Lt.Colonel  Manners  served  throughout  the  Burmese  war  of  1852-53,  and  was  present  with  the  51st  Light  In- 
fantry on  board  the  E.I.C.  steam-frigate  Ferooz  at  the  attack  and  destruction  of  the  enemy's  batteries  and  stockades 
on  the  Rangoon  river  on  the  nth  April  1852  ;  on  the  following  day  commanded  the  skirmishers  that  covered  the 
disembarkation  and  advance  of  the  storming  partj^  at  the  capture  of  the  White  House  Redoubt ;  at  the  final  assault 
and  taking  of  Rangoon  he  commanded  the  Escort  of  the  Major  General  Commanding,  and  at  the  storm  and  capture 
of  Rangoon.  Was  appointed  Brigade  Major  to  the  1st  Madras  Brigade  in  Sept.  1852,  and  was  present  at  the  en- 
gftgement  on  the  Heights  of  Prome  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  Mansergh  sen-ed  with  the  6th  Regt.  in  the  Kaffir  war  from  the  attack  in  the  Boomah  Pass  24th  Dec. 
1850,  to  the  conclusion  of  the  war  in  1853  (Medal).  Was  placed  by  Sir  Harry  Smith  in  command  of  the  isolated  post 
of  Fort  White  in  the  enemy's  country  on  the  28th  Dec.  1850 ;  caused  the  jiost  to  be  stockaded,  and  with  his  party  of 
120  men  defended  it  on  the  3rd  January  1851  against  a  force  of  1,000  Kaffirs  under  Sandilly,  Auta,  and  other  chiefa 
who  were  defeated  with  severe  loss,  for  which  service  he  and  his  garrison  were  complimented  in  General  Orders, 
Was  afterwards  present  at  hoth  alTairs  at  the  Waterkloof,  and  commanded  the  Regiment  at  the  first  attack. 

2'^  Lt.Colonel  W.  G.  Margesson  served  with  the  56th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  25th  Aug.  1855,  including 
the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^'■^^  Lt.Colonel  B.  B.  Mauleverer  served  with  the  SSth  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  iztn  July  i355.  including  the 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  was  severely  wounded  at  the  attack  of  the  Redan  on  the  8th  September  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Sei-ved  also  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  including  the 
action  at  Bhognapore,  fall  of  Calpee,  action  of  Jamoo,  and  capture  of  the  fort  of  Birwah — mentioned  in  despatches 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Lt.Colonel  H.  W.  Meredith  served  with  the  4iBt  Regiment  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854  up  to  the  27th  Octoher 
includiug  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman  (severely  wounded),  siege  of  Sebastopol.  and  repulse  of  the  sortie  of 
26th  October  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

231  Lt.Colonel  Frederick  Miller  served  with  the  80th  Regiment  in  the  Burmese  war  of  1852-53  (Medal  with  Clasp  for 
Pegu).  Served  in  Turkey  and  the  Crimea  in  1855-56  with  the  Turkish  Contingent  in  command  of  the  ist  Regiment 
of  Iniantry  (Brevet  of  Major,  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  India  during  the  mutiny 
in  1858-59  ;  present  in  all  the  actions  in  which  the  80th  Regimeni  was  engaged  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medal).     Served  also  with  the  80th  Regiment  in  the  Expedition  against  Bhootan  in  1865  (Medal). 

232  Lt.Colonel  James  Miller  served" with  the  nth  Hussars  in  the  Crimea  from  29th  July  to  19th  August  1855  (Medal 
with  Clasp  for  Sebastopol,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

233  Lt.Colonel  Thomas-Miller  served  in  the  40th  Regt.  at  the  captureof  Manora  and  surrender  of  Kurrachee,  Lower 
Scinde,  in  Feb.  1839.  He  served  with  the  loth  Regt.  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  whole  of  the 
siege  operations  before  Mooltan  and  sun-ender  of  the  fortress ;  was  Major  of  Brigade  at  the  repulse  of  the  enemy's 
night  attack  on  the  British  Camp  at  Muttee  Thol  on  17th  Aug. ;  commanded  the  Reseire  of  the  Regt.  at  the  storm- 
ing of  the  Heights  before  Mooltan  ou  27th  Dec.  1S48  ;  was  afterwards  present  at  the  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with 
two  Clasps). 

23*  Lt.Colonel  C.  Milligan  served  with  the  39th  Regiment  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  in  1855,  and  at  the 
attacks  of  the  iSth  June  and  8th  Sept.  (Medal  with  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

236  Lt.Colonel  W.  H.  Moffatt  served  with  the  19th  Regiment  during  the  latter  part  of  the  Crimean  campaign 
from  Sth  Sept.  1S55  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  against  the  hill  tribes  of  Sikkim  during  the 
close  of  i860,  and  was  twice  in  command  of  Patrols  engaged  with  the  enemy.  Served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in 
1868,  including  the  expedition  against  the  tribes  on  the  Black  Mountain. 

237  Lt.Colonel  MoUan  served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-59,  commanded  ^^^  75^11  Regiment  with  Outram's 
Force  at  Alumbagh  from  Dec.  1857  to  Feb.  1S5S,  including  repulse  of  attacks  on  12th  and  i6th  Jan.  and  minor  affaire. 
Served  as  Brigade  Major  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  actions  of  Koorsee, 
Baree,  Simree,  Nawabgunge  (horse  killed  by  round-shot),  and  Sultanpore,  operations  terminating  in  the  passage 
of  the  Goomtee  ou  28th  Aug.,  action  at  Dooadpore  snd  capture  of  the  enemy's  guns,  surrender  of  the  forts  of 
Ameethie  and  Shunkapore  (frequently  mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp,  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  and  CB.) 

*39  Lt.Colonel  the  Hon.  H.  M.  Monckton  served  with  the  29th  Regiment  throughout  the  Punjaub  campaign  of 
1848-49,  and  was  ]>resent  at  the  passage  of  the  Chenab,  and  battles  of  Chillianwallah  (wounded)  and  Goojerat,  and 
pursuit  of  the  Sikhs  with  the  force  under  Sir  Walter  Gilbert  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  with  the  iVrmy  of 
the  East,  attached  to  the  4th  Light  Dragoons,  and  afterwards  with  the  rank  of  Major  in  command  of  the  Sultan's 
*'  Royal  Regiment  of  Constantinople,"  with  the  Cavalry  under  Major  General  Shirley,  and  has  received  the  Turkish 
War'Medal. 

2»2  Lt.Colonel  W.  Mosse  served  with  the  26th  Cameronians  in  Abyssinia  in  1868  (Medal). 

2*3  Lt.Colonel  John  Murray  served  with  the  Grenadier  Guards  in  the  Crimea  from  29th  Dec.  1S34,  including  the 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal) . 

2t*  Lt.Colonel  >.aylor  sei-\-ed  with  the  Sth  Hussars  in  the  Crimea  from  the  29th  April  1855,  including  the  siege  and 
fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  battle  of  the  Tchernaya  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

2*6  Lt.Colonel  Neville  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1S54,  and  up  to  ist  Aug.  1855,  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir 
Richard  England,  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  siege  of  Sebastopol 
(BrevetofMajor,Medal  with  three  Clasps.Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.and  Turkish  Medal). 

2*7  Lt.Colonel  W.  Newbigging  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Manchester  Regiment  throughout  the  Egyptian 
war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

2*8  Lt.Colonel  J.  P.  Nolan  brought  the  "A"  Battery  Steel  Mounted  Ordnance  from  England,  and  was  most 
energetic  in  getting  it  into  order  previous  to  the  arrivaf  of  No.  5  Batterj'  21st  Brigade ;  and  served  throughout  the 
Abyssinian  campaign  from  December  1S67  as  Adjutant  to  Colonel  MilwaJd,  and  was  present  in  the  action  of  Arogee 
and  capture  of  Magdala  (mentioned  in  despatches,  and  Medal). 

2S0  Sir  J.  T.  N.  O'Brien  served  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny.  Was  in  1857  at  Peshawur  during  the  disarma- 
ment nf  the  Native  Troops,  destruction  of  the  =,5th,  outbreak  and  annihilation  of  the  51st  N.I.  Served  with  the 
Eusofzie  Expedition  in  185S  (Medal  with  Clasp) ."Throughuut^he  Oude  campaign  of  185S-59  was  D.A.Q.M.  General 


War  Services  of  Lieutenant  Colonels  Retired  h,j  Sale,  &-c  ,60 

to  a  Column  in  the  PiDld.    Present  under  Briiradier  Wethprnll  „t  ,l,„  .►  ,  ' 

t.oned  in  despatches) ;  operations  under  Lord  Clyde  leadin,-otl,e^,fr?», """, ^PtHre  of  Rumpoor  Kussin,  (men- 
jjore.  and  fl.frht  of  Beni  Madho.  subsequently  in  the  same  cm  "cvS^^^  "'■  ^Imnker- 

lirigadier  Taylor  at  the  passage  of  the  Go.rra  •  affairrof  Vfd  fL  ?\'-"  "^"i'*^"  ""'''''"  ^i""  H"r»  l^^riuit  nn.l 

the  rebels  into  Nepaul  (Medal,  Snd  Breye'of  MajSr)  ^^'-'^'^'eesa"'"  "ud  Kumdakoti,  resultinff  in  the  Hi-ht  of 

Biroo^nXediLn";n°8?5lMS  wHh  C?aspl  ^'^''"''''  °'  "'^  ^°"^  Regiment  with  the  Left  Attack  durin.  the 

A;t7ller,^^'rh  lA1rckl''<?^,°;^5iirsLt ;°  \ti°cS  arCLV'-'.^-^'vl^V^.  -^ ™-'l«l  -  aeia  battery  of  Royal 
defeat  of  a  body  of  the  Gwalior  ConttaVent  at  Koreri     RiS  h«nd  n?-vH''.  ,''''r™^°'?  IV'^  Carpenter's  force,  and 
during  the  liot weather  campaign  of  185S  (four  tiinefmenti?np,l  f„  h  P'"  V  ,  J  ''i^i't''"!  through  exposure  to  the  sun 
"■•Lt.Colouel  J.  Peyton  seryedasan  EnAneerMce^ontC^^^  ^'^T  °''  *'"""''  ^"^al  ^yith  Clasp), 

of  Jlichnee,  Shubkudder,  and  Abozai,  between  th7KhXrpL.n.Tn[°"'"''"  '"p-t^SS.and  remodelled  the  Forts 
haying  on  more  than  one  occasion  been  Zt  Sown  at  tteTr  work-  »1V'°°'  J""""' '°  t'"""'  "''""  '=°<='"-V.  1"'  men 
Engineers  killed  in  discharge  ofthat  duty    was  present  aieverv  en  '  Predecessor  Lieut.  Bulno.s  of  the  Benga  1 

durmg  the  aboye  penod.  R^eceiyed  the  th'^.nks  o!'  Goyernmeu"forT,?„'^iTI^  ,,^^''1'?  ^°'''^,P'"'.'?  '''"'i?^  Hill  Tribes 

aunng  the  Inaian  mutiny  <  '  '         " 

engajjemetit  oii  the  Rave'e  i 

tbe  rSch  Pmijaub  Irregular,, ^„^...„,.^„,- 

European  officers  jtresent,  beini;  all  three"sev'e'r1.j 
Examination  in  Hindostaiiee  anrt  taken  degrees 
Colleges  of  Calcutta  and  Madras,  and  received 

June  to  i4th  Aug.)  including  the  siege  and  fafl  of  SebastmSl  amUmaek  of  ^tVh^J?  ^'"°"  -^'V"V°';'  '"■""  'S''' 
0°  t^5  '7th  July  in  the  Trenches  (Medal  with  Clasn  and  Tn  i  I    ArSi""'"'  ^"^  ^^P'-  ■  ^^  ™*'  "''^•'"y  wounded 


„„rf^,V??'S?.'^ih- ^'^^'f ''I'',"  r.'^.}'^''  7^°'i  Highlanders  iu  the  Crimea  from  lett 


(Medal  with  Clasp).     Seryed  on  the  Red  Riyer  Expedition  of  1870  j^jui'i.  rass  m  j'cun.aii  1S50 

i.o'/m"S-°1T''''''-^?t''!^°"''°"''.'' "''*'' '^'''''''''^'^S'meatthrouguout  the  Eastern  campai-nofi834-,=;  includins-the 
battles  of  A  ma  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  attick  and  occupation  of  theCemeJery  on  the  "fh  J^e 
and  was  Aide  do  Camp  to  Brigadier  General  Spencer  in  the  Trenches  at  the  fall  of  Sebastopol  sTh  Sep  einberS 
in  the  expedition  to  and  capture  of  the  forts  of  Kinbouru  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  ttaee  CU  S'  Breyet 
°f  ""JO':'  I>.°'»'i''  °l  ";,°  I^cgion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Serv  eSso  theiamnai4 
withCLasp)       °  °'''  "'"''>d"S«'e=«:«°>^  °f  S"Ao.  assault  and  capture  of  the  Inner  TakuPorMMtda" 

=«  Lt^olonelRocke  seryed  with  the  72nd  Highlanders  in  the  Crimea  from  i,th  .Tune  1855,  includin.' the  exnedi- 
t.on  to  Kertch,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attack  of  the  iSth  June  (Breyet  of  .Major,  Medal  with  Clasp  Tm-kh^ 
Medal,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjid.e)  Seryed  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Kotah,  and  was  present  with  the  leading 
Columnof  assault  on  30th  March  185S  ;  commanded  a  Wing  of  the  Regiment  in  pursuit  of  Gw.alior  rebels  m 
Rajpooiana  andat  the  battle  ot  Bunass  ;  commanded  a  Field  Force  at  the  action  of  Pertabghur  (mentioned in  de 
spatches,  Medal  with  Clasp) .  =  oiiuuireuiu  ue 

Ben^aMn  18-1  fMSao""*^  ^""""^  '^^  Adjutant  of  the  33th  Regiment  during  the  campaign  in  the  Shahabad  district, 

''f}'i\'^°}°Si  ""%  •'■  I'o"s^se;y'"i  "■'?  the  90th  Light  Infantry  in  the  Crimea  from  Dee.  1854,  including  the  siege 
and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attacks  of  the  Redan  on  the  i8th  June  and  8th  September— wounded  •  also  seyerel- 
wounded  in  the  Trenches  on  the  =6th  August  (Medal  with  one  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal)  ' 

»ssLt.ColonelU.R.  Russell  landed  in  the  Crimea  on  1 2th  Sept.  1855,  and  was  afterwards  present  with  the  57th  Re-'t. 
at  the  bombardment  and  capture  ot  Kmbourn  (Crimean  and  Turkish  Medals).  Seryed  with  the  Column  under 
Colonel  Warre  on  the  Taptee  oyer  m  co-operation  with  the  Central  India  Field  Force  in  1858.  Also  seryed  through 
the  New  Zealand  war  of  1861-66,  including  the  action  of  Katikara,  capture  of  the  Maori  positions  of  Ahu  Ah'u 
Kitake,  and  Te  Poru,  operations  in  the  Warea  district,  and  seyeral  minor  aafairs.  On  tbe  StafT  from  20th  Jan.  1865 
to  i6th  Aug.  1866;  mentioned  in  despatches  by  Sir  Duncan  Cameron  as  "descrying  of  the  highest  praise,"  more- 
oyer  repeatedly  mentioned  in  despatches,  also  thanked  in  district  orders  (Breyet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 

290  Dt.ColonelRuttledge  seryed  with  the  17th  Regiment  throughout  the  campaign  of  1838-39  iu  Affghanistan  and 
Beloochistan  under  Lord  Keane,  and  was  present  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  Ghuznee  (Medal),  and  of  Khelat. 
Also  at  the  sioge  of  Sebastopol  from  Dec.  1854  to  Aug.  1S55,  including  the  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  1 8th  June 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

2»  Lt. Colonel  H.  B.  Scott  served  with  the  o:h  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  Dec.  1854,  including  the  siege  and 
fall  of  Sebastopol  and  assault  of  the  batteries  on  the  i8th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Hono'. 
and  Turkish  Medal). 

-'>^  Lt.Colonel  Hon.  T.  C.  Scott  embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade,  and  serveil 
throughout  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashauti  war  in  1874,  including  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  battle  of  Ordahsu  and 
capture  of  Coomassie  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"1  Lt.Colonel  C.  M.  B.  Siree  seryed  with  the  33rd  Regiment  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1854,  and  was  severely 
wounded  while  carrying  the  colours  at  the  battle  of  Alma  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

3"2  Lt.Colonel  T.  H.  Smith  seryed  with  the  iSth  Royal  Irish  in  the  Bm-mese  war  of  1852-53,  was  present  at  he 
capture  of  Martaban,  at  the  operations  before  Rangoon  on  the  i-'th  13th  and  i.ith  April,  at  the  capture  of  the  Great 
Dagon  Pagoda  (with  the  storming  party)  and  capture  of  Prome.  Also  served  with  a  force  detached  for  the  purpo  s 
of  clearing  the  right  bank  of  the  irrawaddy  of  the  enemy,  from  November  1852  to  March  1853,  and  was  employed  as 
Staff  Officer  a  considerable  jiortion  of  the  period  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Pegu) .  Was  on  board  the  troop-ship  Pergg' 
verance  in  command  of  six  Companies  of  the  2nd  AVest  India  Regiment  when  that  vessel  was  totally  wrecked  off  the 
island  of  Maio  on  the  21st  Oct.  iSoo.  Present  at  the  desti-uction  of  Rovana,  and  commanded  the  combined  naval  and 
military  forces  at  the  attack  and  destruction  of  the  Fetish  town  of  Robagga  on  7th  Jan.  1S62. 

'^^  Lt.Colonel  E.  A.  T.  Steward  served  with  thejistFusihers  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including 
the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  attack  of  the  Redan  on  the  i8th  June, 
and  the  expedition  to  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  lour  Clasps,  Breyet  of  Major,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^"'J  Lt.Colonel  D.  Stewart  seryed  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  185S,  and  was  present  with  the  13th  Light  Infantry 
at  the  battle  of  Azimghur  on  6th  April,  and  specially  thanked  ;  acted  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Jones 
in  the  action  at  Shahjehanpore  on  14th  Ma.y  ;  was  present  at  the  action  of  Mohunpore  on  26th  May.  Commanded 
two  Squadrons  of  Irregular  Cavalry  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  the  Fort  of  Cowrie  in  August,  and  at  the  action  of 
Beejiipore  on  6th  September— wounded  by  sabre-cut  on  left  hand,  and  mentioned  in  despatches  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Brevet  of  Major). 

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■j(,i  War  Services  of  Lieutenant  Colonels  Retired  hij  Sale,  S^x. 

'«>  Lt  Colonel  Sti6t»d  served  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49  with  the  srdLight  Dragoons  and  was  present  at  the 
affaii  of  RamnuggTr  the  passage  of  the  Chenab  at  Wuzeerabad  on  the  ist  Dec.  .848  with  the  Force  under  "■■■  Joseph 
Skwell  TctTon  S  Sadoolapm-e,  battles  of  Chilhanwallah  (wounded,  and  charger  wounded)  and  Uoojerat  (Medal 
with  two  Ca^i")  Served  with  the  12th  Lancers  in  the  Crimea  from  oth  May  1855.  mcludrng  the  siege  and  fall  of 
Seb"tonolTMedal  with  C^alp;  and  Turkish  Medal).  Ser^'ed  with  the  7th  Hussars  mthe  Indian  campaign  froni  Feb. 
.8  8  to  Crch^Ssg  andwas  present  at  the  affair  of  Meangunge,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  affair  of  Barree, 
actLn  of  NawLbgunge  occupation  of  Fyzabad,  passage  of  the  (ioom'^e  at  Sultanpore  throughout  the  Byswarra 
^"^T„ii.  innludhrAhe  affa"?s  of  Doudpore,  Pandoo  Nuddee,  Paleeghat,  Hyderghur,  and  pursuit  of  Benh.  Madho's 


part  01  the  Doaba  Field  Force  employed  against  native  tribes  on 

iE6i  and  January  1864,  and  was  present  at  the  action  ot  bliuljlsuda,.  , — ,    ,    „ 

^i-Tt  C'otonel  F.  S.  Stoney  served  in  India  in  iSsS.  and  ivas  present  at  the  attack  on  a  fort  occupied  by  rebels  on 
Beyt  Island. 
'■'''■■'  Lt.Colonel 
'«  Lt.Colonel  I 

MLtnd'Sish-rdatrt'rve^^^^^^^  China  in  i860,  inbluding  the  action 

"'3™  u°CotonriTs°  Te^y'"f^ed  fn  the  Afghan  war  of  ,878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali 
Mn^iidwis  General  Transport  Officer  to  the  Koorum  Valley  Field  Force,  and  took  part  in  the  Zaimusht  Expedition 
fndiiith"  engagement  at  Nargasha.  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  expedition  to 
l^he  Soudan  under  Sir  fJerald  Graham  in  .884  on  Transport  duty,  and  was  preseat  in  the  engagement  at  lemai 

'^."'l^'lni'SXslsS'L'r^ed  ^\h'the  7.nd  Highlanders  in  the  Crimea  from  ,3th  June  .855,. including  the  e, 
neditton  to  Kertch  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attack  of  the  i8th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,Knight  of  the  Legion 
Sf  How  T^kish  Medal,  and  ,th  Class  of  the  Medjidie).  Commanded  the  Regiment  at  the  siege  and  capture  of 
Kolah  on  loth  March  1858  and  was  present  with  the  leading  Column  of  assault ;  subsequently  throughout  the  opera- 
tions in  Central  India  and  pursuit  of  the  rebel  forces  under  Tantia  Topee  and  Rao  Sahib  m  1858-59  (mentioned  m 
Hp^njitpVips  Brevet  of  Lt.Colonel,  Medal  with  Clasp).  .  i  r.  ,i    i.  c^  i      *       i 

S''u  CoionerThomas  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55.  including  the  siege  and  fall  ot  Sebastopol 
(MedalwithClasp,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie). 

^"fiCotaiel  Tottenham  served  with  the  Scots  Fusilier  Guards  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  17th  Jaj, 855,  in- 
cluding the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  one  Clasp,  5th  Class  ol  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal) 

"i  u  Colonel  Trcmavne  served  with  the  i  ith  Hussars  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  ,854-55.  deluding  the 


itoria 
(Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  01  iiajor,    js.niguu  01  mu  ^icgiuu  w.  ^^^<^,,  ^-^  ^..—  —  — ~ ^ .  and 

"«  Sir  H   P  Vance.— For  War  Services,  see  the  Yeomen  of  the  Guard,  p.  ,32. 

310  Lt  Colonel  Villiers.-For  War  Services,  tee  Military  Knights  of  Windsor  p.  772.  „   r,  „     t^ 

">  U 'colonel  J  H.Wado  served  with  the  90th  Light  Infantry  at  the  siege  an.l  fallol  hebasto,)ol  from  4th  Dec.  1S54, 
and  was  with  the  storming  party  at  the  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  8th  Sept.-severely  woanded  and  mentioned  ..1 
despatehrs  (Medal  wTth  Clasp,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie) .  Also  during  the  Indian 
Spa?mof  ,857  58-prese,it  with  Havelock's  Column  at  the  actions  of  the  2.st  and  23rd  Sept..  rebel  and  subse.juent 
See^f  Lucknow  (mentioned  in  despatches),  with  Outram's  Force  at  the  Alumbagh.  including  the  repulse  of 
numerous  atucks  on  that  position  from  Nov.  ,857  to  March  ,858.  siege  and  fall  of  Lucknow,  and  final  operations  in 
Oude  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasps,  aud  a  years  service  for  Lucknow).  ■■     c     .     o      ,^r.^1- 

"«  U  Colonel  J  Wakefield  served  with  the  83rd  Regt.  at  the  attack  on  the  Fort  of  Awah  in  Sept.  1857  (MedaU 
3«  Lord  Wantngc  served  with  the  Scots  Fusiher  Guards  in  the  Eastem  campaign  of  ,854-55,  including  the  battles 
of  Alma  Balaklava  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  sortie  of  the  26th  Octo^ier  Medal  with  lour 
(4s  "  V  clorVa  Cross  Knight  of  the  Le|iou  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Turkish  Medal)  :  was  awarded 
the  i-C  tor  the  foUowing  sCTVices  :-  "  When  the  formation  of  the  line  of  the  regiment  was  disordered  at  the  Alma. 
(■anta^LndsarLm-d  Wantage]  stood  firm  with  the  Colours,  and  by  his  example  and  energy  Rreatly  tended  to 
VesClTorto'  At  Iiikermanfat  a  most  trying  moment,  he,  with  a  few  men,  charged  a  party  ol  Russians, 
.lyU-ino- thpm  back  and  running  one  through  the  body  himself.'  . 

"V  lIS,  "nel  F  T.  Warburton  ser%-ed  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  ,86^6,,  employed  on  special  service  (men- 

*'°°'uCoto''efB'E.^Wa?d  served  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Colonel  Vi,count  Melville  during  the  campaign  in  the 
p,mi„,,b  oI-Xs-Iq  iucludinc  the  second  siege  operations  before  Mooltan,  and  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two 
(^r.?n^  Served  with  a  Deta'chment  of  the  fcth  Rifles  during  operations  in  the  Euzof.  e  Country  m  December  ,849, 
aid  acted  as  Staff  (Jfflcer  to  the  European  portion  of  the  force  sent  against  the  Affredies  m  the  Kohat  Pass  m  Feb. 

'*w  'S'coJon^'wS 'served  the  Mahratta  campaign  with  the  ,6th  Lancers,  including  the  battle  of  Maharajpore 
,nU  Dec  ,84  3  (Bronze  Star).  Served  as  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  to  Sir  Harry  Smith  during  the  Sutlej 
^fr^naim  of  ,845  46  including  the  battles  of  Buddiwal,  Aliwal,  and  Sobraon-wounded  (Medal  and  one  (J^asp) . 

"J'l  Colonel  F\Vesthided  in  the  Crimea  with  the  48th  Regt.  on  the  21st  Apr  1, 855.  and  served  at  the  siege  of 
qpbnsfonol  (Meda  with  Clasp,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  5th  Class  of  the  Medndie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
SeVr/???olS  Wrcl-ham  sVrvedw^^^  the  33rd  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  5th  to  26th  June  ,85s.  including 
the  siege  oSastipoT.  and  was  severely  wounded  at  the  attack  of  the  Redan  on  the  ,8th  June  (Brevet  of  Major, 

^'.'i  LtT-omneTw  h' wSlson  se^ved'in  the  Crimea,  subsequent  to  the  fall  of  Sebastopol,  from  the  ,9th  March  to 
the  evacuatmn  on  the  ,2th  July  1856.    Served  also  in  the  New  Zealand  ^nr  and  was  .ery  severely  wounded  at  the 

.?,,i«^Tthp  pnemv'sattack  on  the  Camp  at  Nukuniaru  on  25th  Jan.  1865  (Medal).        ,     ^   .,.      ,,  ..  , 

"^"n  ?olonel  H™  C,  H  W.  Windsor-Clive  serv-ed  in  the  52nd  Light  lulantry  during  the  Indian  Mutiny,  and  was 
preLntatthedeleat  of  the  Sealkote  mutineers  on  the  Ravee  on  the   ,2th  and  i6th  July  ,857;  also  at  the  siege 

^'S^"i!tl-o1onTrWirhelSve^^^  iC^^i.^^^-^^Xr^A- s-66  in  command  of  the  Military  Train,  acting 
as  Light  civa'iy,'aud  was  present  at  the  affairs  of  Nukumaru  (horse  shot)  and  Kakaramea  (twice  mentioned  m 

'''S-'ifcoloSeTHon  H^J^  l'  Woodlan&attheGoldCoaston  the  30th  November  ,873.  and  served  a.s  Aide  de  Camp 
to  sl  Garnet  Wolse°ey  throughout  the  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war,  including  the  capture  of  Borborassie,  battle 
o?Am^S  the  battirofOrdahsu  and  capture  of  Coomassie,  after  which  he  was  sent  tome  with  the  despatches 
J^LcuUofed^n  despatches,  promoted  from  Lieutenant  in  the  loth  Hussars  to  Captain  in  the  ,2th  Lancers.  Brevet  of 

^"i"V,^Colunri'R  W^Woods  served  with  the  Buffs  in  the  action  of  Punniar,  29th  December  ,843  (Bronze  Star). 

3f3  ftCo  oSI   H  W  Keavs-YouDg  served  with  the  Bombay  R.Hes  the  Persian  campaign  01  ,850-57.  ■ncUidms 
the  stormir"  of  Reshire  surrender  Sf  Bnshire,  night  attack  on  British  Rear  Guard,  and  battle  ol  Kooshab  (Medal 
with     -lasnf    Also  with  the  same  Regiment  and  the  Poonah  Irregular  Horse  the  lud.an  campaigns  ofi857-S9, 
L«  fn'inert  lonla-ainsi  the  Bheels  in  the  Nassick  and  Kaudei^h  Hills;  commanded  during  four  months 
presentinoperations  a  am  I  afterwards  with  the  Satpoora  Field  Force  against  the  RohiUas  and 

Sl^in  Ihe  ViSihva  M'J.untains.  and  subsequently  in  ,858-59  on  the  Divisional  Staff  of  Sir  John  Michell  against 
me  rebels  under  Tantia  Topee  in  Central  India  (Medal). 


War  Services  of  Majors  Retired  hy  Sale,  ^c.  76? 

the  Stes^of  Alma  and^?S"m-fn'|y;:e  and  hfo^^^^  ^l^^  ^'"^  I^^'''-  -'^'"1-« 

4.^S|i^»j5jr|f-it^or^-r¥^^^  -3.SB  <Meda„.    A,s„ 

3  It^""  R  ^« '!";  "'?''"*  with  the  87th  Fusiliers  during  the  Indmu  Mut^y  in    857-58    Medal) 

1*  Sir  David  Baird  served  with  the  74th  Highlanders  throughout  the  Kaffir  war  of  1851-5,  (Medal) 

"  if'ijor  F.  A.  Ball  served  with  the  33rd  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  loth  August  1833  including  the  sie.^e  and 
fall  ot  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal)  ^"huoo  103^,  iin,iu.iin„  tui,  sn,ge  and 

"Major  J  H.  Bamfleld  served  with  the  72nd  Highlanders  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  iS^S-jg  includin.'  the  sie^e 
of  Kotah,  h.  tllo  of  Bunass,  and  pursuit  through  Rajpootana,  Central  ludia,  and  Malwa  (Medal  with  C  as",,)  '^ 

<»  Major  t,.  J.  Barnard  served  with  a  Detachment  4th  W.  I.  Regt.  on  the  Gambia  agains  a  portion  of  the  Marabout 
L"  t'^eTo^°Junrr?6^ltB?lv'e't°o?S|oPiT''^'  ^'  "^  '^"■"'=  ^'''  ^'^'""™  "'  "^^  ^trongl/.stoclcad^ed  town  of'^l^ub^rrcolX 

"  ^.'''"^  ^- "•  ^'''■■■y  '^'"■-'^  with  tb(,  73rd  Regiment  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1858-59  including  the 
operations  in  the  Gorrickpore  district  and  on  the  Nepaul  Frontier;  he  also  commanded  a  iiv  n°  co limu  of 
Europeans  and  Sikhs  in  the  Shahabad  district  (Medal)  ■     -■•   '"'"""■'    "» 

r>l^''JS\^^^^f?  ^<=7"1  ,^i"\tl><:  5'°''  V^^^  Infantry  at  the  defeat  of  the  Sealkote  mutineers  on  the  banks  of  the 
Ravee  on  the  -^th  and  iDth  July  1857  ,  also  at  the  siege  of  Delhi,  and  cczimanded  and  led  the  storming  party  of  tho 
Majo^°  M^taUvith  cS)''™        "'         assault  of  the  Cashmere  Gate,  where  he  was  severely  wounded  (Brevet  of 

21  Major  C.  H  Bell  served  throughout  the  Kaffir  war  of  1850-52  (Medal)  on  the  Staff  of  Major  General  Somerset, 
commanding  the  ist  Division,  and  was  present  in  every  engagement  with  the  Division  ;  commanded  a  Detachment 
of  Cape  Mounted  Rifles  at  the  Kaffir  attack  on  Fort  Uare  and  Alice,  21  Jan.  1851,  when  the  enemy  were  repulsed 
with  great  lo.ss.  "^  ^ 

22  Major  H.  W.  Berkeley  served  with  the  3rd  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1868  was  present 
at  the  storming  and  capture  of  Magdala,  and  commanded  a  piquet  of  the  Regiment  (Brevetof  Major  and  Medal) 

,  F.'v'"'',-^-  ,''•  ^"^^^  served  with  the  34th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  icth  August  1855,  including  the  siega 
and  fall  of  Sebastopol  and  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  Sth  September  (Medal  with  Clasp  and  Turkish  Medal) 
Served  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  at  the  afl\iir  of  Pandoo  Nuddee  on  26th  November 
and  subsequent  operations  at  Cawnpore  under  General  Windham,  also  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  Meann-un^e  and 
siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (Brevet  of  Major.  Medal  with  Clasp).  " 

-'  Major  Beswick  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  up  to  Sth  November  1854.  as  Adjutant  of  the  38th  Rciment, 
including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

-'  Major  Bethune  served  in  the  (!rimea  from  November  1855  until  the  end  of  the  war.  Served  with  the  g2nd 
Highlanders  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1S57-58 ;  commandeed  the  Regiment  at  the  actions  of  Rajghur  and 
MungTowlie.  and  was  present  at  the  action  of  Siudwaho,  and  affairs  of  Kurai  and  Burode  (twice  mentioned  in 
despatches.  Medal,  and  Brevet  of  Major). 

'■<'  Major  Blakeney  served  with  the  48th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  2nd  June  1S55.  including  the  siege  and  fall 
of  Sebastopol.  and  was  on  detached  duty  in  the  Dockyard  from  14th  January  to  14th  March  1856  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
Brevet  of  Major,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^^  Major  P.  C.  Bligh  served  with  the  41st  Regiment  in  the  Crimean  campaign  in  1854-55.  including  the  battle  ot 
Inkerman  (severely  wounded),  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol.  repulse  of  the  sortie  on  26th  October,  and  assault  of  tha 
Redan  on  Sth  Sejitember  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

3s  Major  John  Blood  served  with  the  68th  Light  Infantry  in  the  Crimea  from  6th  Sept.  1855,  and  was  present  at 
the  siego  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

36  Major  R.  Blouut  served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  including  the  actions  of  Chanda.  Umeerpore.  and 
Sultan  pore,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow.  subsequent  operations  in  Oude,  and  affairs  of  Mohan  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"  Major  Bluett  served  with  the  loth  Regiment  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  latter  part  of 
the  siege  operations  before  Mooltan.  surrender  of  the  fortress,  and  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps), 
Served  at  the  relief  of  Azimghur  in  April  1858,  capture  of  Jugdespore,  and  operations  in  its  vicinity  (Medal). 

*"  Slajor  Boissier  served  with  the  32nd  Regiment  at  the  second  siege  operations  before  Mooltan.  including  the 
attack  on  the  suburbs  on  27th  December  1S48.  and  surrender  of  the  fortress.  Also  present  at  the  surrender  of  tho 
Fort  and  garrison  of  Chenlote.  and  at  the  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) .  Also  served  in  India  during 
the  mutiny,  and  commanded  the  entrenchments  of  Rajh  Ghat,  Benares,  from  August  to  the  end  of  November  1857  ; 
present  at  the  action  uf  Azimnntghur  on  12th  April  1858,  and  the  subsequent  pursuit;  held  the  bridge  on  the 
Benares  road  near  Azimghur  with  a  small  Piquet  for  four  days  until  Colonel  Milman  took  the  command  on  the  gth 
April,  when  the  passage  of  a  large  convo}'  was  secured  (Medal). 

*-  Sir  Erasmus  Borrowes  served  in  the  Burmese  war  of  1S53  as  Adjutant  of  the  80th  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp 
lor  Pegu).  Also  in  the  campaign  in  Oude  from  i8th  January  1858,  including  the  affair  at  Hurra  with  the  1st  Sikh 
Cavalry,  in  the  actljon  at  Morar  Mow,  capture  of  Simree  P^ort  (wounded)  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Major  Miller,  and 
affair  at  Bussingpore  as  Staff  Officer  to  Colonel  Christie  (Medal). 

"  Major  Bott  served  with  the  6th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Crimea  from  July  1855.  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of 
the  Tcherna.ya,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol.  afterwards  accompanied  the  Light  Cavalry  Brigade  to  Enpatoria,  and 
■jn-esent  during  the  operations  there  under  General  D'Alloiivllle  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served 
throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  from  the  outbreak  at  Meerut  In  May  1857  ;  commanded  the  Cavalry  with  Sir  John 
Jones'  Column  through  Rohiicund,  which  included  battles  of  Nugeera  (Brevet  of  Major),  relief  of  Moradabad,  and 
action  on  the  Dojura  ;  commanded  a  Squadron  of  the  Carabineers,  2  guns  of  Bengal  Artillery,  and  2  Native  Infantry 
Regiments  at  the  taking  of  Bareilly  ;  present  at  the  attack  and  bombardment  of  Shahjehanpore,  defeat  of  the  rebels, 
and  relief  of  the  Garrison  :  also  the  subsequent  affairs  when  the  place  was  three  different  times  attacked  by  the 
Moulvie  ;  capture  of  the  Bunnal  Fort,  and  pursuit  of  the  sepoys  to  the  left  bank  of  the  Goomtee,  destruction  of  the 
fort  of  Mahumdee,  action  of  Bunkagaon  ;  campaign  In  Oude.  Including  actions  of  Pusgaon.  Mohudpore.  Rusoulpore, 
attack  and  capture  of  I'ort  Mltowlee,  action  of  Alllgunge  ;  commanded  a  Squadron  of  the  Carabineers  on  the  forced 
anarch  and  taking  of  Ismail  Khan's  9  guns,  which  compelled  his  surrender  immediately  afterwards ;  also  present  at 
-iie  engagement  at  Blswah  (Medal,  ai-d  frequently  mentioned  in  despatches). 

»*  Major  J .  Bourke  commanded  a  Company  In  the  e-xpedltlonary  force  against  tne  Mandingoes  of  Budiboo,  Westem 
Africa,  and  was  present  at  the  landing  and  storming  of  tho  enemy's  works  at  Sowarra  Cunrta  on  16th  Feb.  1S61, 
■capture  aad  destruction  of  the  stockaded  towns  of  Karawiin.  Klnty  Cunda,  Sowarra  Cunda,  and  in  the  action  before 
Saba  on  21st  Feb.  (severely  wounded  in  the  leg).  Mentioned  In  despatches  for  conspiouous  conduct  at  the  savmg 
■of  the  powder  magazine  o'n  the  occasion  of  the  fire  at  Fort  Charlotte,  Bahamas,  on  the  10th  June  i860. 

'°  Major  Brackenburv'.— For  War  Services,  see  the  Honourable  Corps  of  Gentlemen  at  Arms,  p.  130. 

S-'  Ma'or  J.  H.  Brook's  served  with  the  ist  Bengal  Cavalry  at  the  battle  of  Maharajpore,  29th  Dec.  1843  (Bronze 


763-4  War  Services  of  Majors  Retired  hy  Sale,  ^^c. 

Star).  Sutlej  campaign  in  1846,  including  tlie  action  of  Aliwal  (Medal).  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  inclading 
the  passage  of  the  Chenali,  and  battles  of  Chillianwallah  and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  in  the 
Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58  with  the  Sarun  Field  Force  in  the  action  of  Sonepore,  in  military  charge  of 
Gorucknatu  Regnm-nt  of  the  Goorkha  army  at  the  action  of  Phooljiore  (mentioned  in  despatches)  and  those  at 
Amorah  on  the  5th  March  and  17th  April  185S  (Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal) . 

-■'  Maior  W.  F.  Brown  served  in  tlie  Boer  war  in  i88i. 

^*  Major  G.  R.  Browne  served  with  the  88th  Regiment  in  the  Kastern  campaign  of  1854,  and  up  to  i2l:h  July  1855, 
including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  attack  of  the  Redan  on  the  iSth  June — dan- 
gerously wounded,  right  arm  amputated  (Medal  with  three  Clasps.  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  and  Turkish 
Medal).  SeiTed  in  the  Indian  cami)aign  in  1857-5S,  and  was  present  at  the  rehef  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  and  at 
the  fall  of  Calpee  under  Sir  Hugh  Rose  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasj}  for  Central  India). 

^^  Lord  Richard  Browne  served  with  the  7th  Fusiliers  in  the  Crimea  from  the  20th  March  1855,  including  the  siege 
and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  sorties  on  the  22nd  March  and  gth  May,  defence  of  the  Quarries  on  7tL  June,  assaults  of  tho 
Redan  on  the  i8th  June  (severely  wounded)  and  8th  Sei)tember;  was  also  slightly  wounded  by  the  bursting  of  a 
shell  in  Sebastopol  ist  Dec.  1855  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^*  Major  F.  B.  Bulkeley  served  with  the  65th  Regiment  in  New  Zealand  during  the  war  of  1860-61,  and  that  of 
:S63-65,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  of  Warea  and  Kairna,  capture  of  ilatarikoriko.  sapping  operations  before 
Huiranga  and  Pakerangiora,  actions  at  Huiranga  and  Ratikiri,  and  attack  and  capture  of  Orakau  ;  was  Senior 
OtBcer  65th  Regt.  at  the  latter  plr.ce,  and  accompanied  the  night  march  jjrevious  to  the  attack.  Apijointed  Aide  do 
Camp  to  Governor  Sir  George  Grey,  and  i)resent  at  the  attack  and  capture  o  I' Wareroa  [mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

^^  Major  Bumingham  served  with  the  Bufifs  in  the  Crimea  in  1855,  and  was  wounded  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

6*  Major  F.  Campbell  served  as  a  volunteer,  and  afterwards  as  a  provisional  Ensign  in  the  Cape  M.  R.  throughout 
the  Katlir  campaign  of  1835  (Medal).  In  1844  he  proceeded  in  command  of  a  Troop  to  Port  Natal,  and  was  engaged 
against  the  revolted  Zoolu  chief  Todo.  In  Sept.  1848  he  commanded  three  Squadrons  at  Bloom  Foaniam.  and  ad- 
vanced to  Wimburgh  for  the  suppression  of  the  Dutch  Boor  rebellion.  Served  throughout  the  Kaffir  war  of  1851- 
52-53,  including  the  operations  in  the  Amatolas,  passage  of  and  operations  across  the  Kei  in  Dec.  1852,  and  other 
desultoiy  opei-ations.  Commanded  a  Squadron  with  the  Force  under  Sir  George  Cathcart  against  the  Baralong 
chief  Mosesh,  in  Dec.  1852  and  Jan.  1853,  which  service  concluded  the  war.  He  received  a  serious  injury  while 
actively  engaged  against  the  enemy  at  Buffalo  Post,  27  Feb.  1S52,  by  the  dislocation  of  the  right  ankle  and  firacture 
of  the  ijone  of  the  leg. 

^^  Major  Henry  W.  Campbell  served  with  the  79th  Highlanders  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  18=54-55.  ii^- 
cluding  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Balaklava.  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol.  assaults  of  the  18th  June  and  8th  September 
expedition  to  Kertch  and  Yenikale  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor, 
and  Turkish  Medal). 

^^  Major  Campsie  commanded  two  Companies  of  the  Ceylon  Rifles  at  Borilla  in  suppressing  the  rcbellicn  ot 
1S48  in  Ceylon. 

t*'  Major  Cannon  served  with  the  97th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  acthNov.  185410  14th  June  1855;  including  the 
(liege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'■^  Major  Carey  .'served  with  the  63rd  Regiment  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854,  and  up  to  July  1855,  including  the 
battles  of  Almn,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  and 
Turkish  Medal). 

■"  Major  W.  H.  Carleton  served  with  the  21st  Fusiliers  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the 
battles  of  Alma.  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  attack  of  the  Redan  on  i8th  June,  and  ex- 
pedition to  Kinboum  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

■'  Major  A.  Carlisle  served  with  the  60th  Rities  from  12th  Nov.  1857  against  the  mutineers  in  India,  including  the 
operations  at  Cawnpore  on  26th  27th  and  28th  November,  and  its  defence  till  the  defeat  of  the  Gwalior  mutineers 
on  6th  December,  and  action  of  Kallee  Nuddee  ;  campaign  in  Rohilcund,  including  the  actions  of  Bugawalla  and 
Nugena,  relief  of  Mnradabad,  action  on  the  Dojura,  assault  and  capture  of  Bareilly,  attack  and  bombardment  of 
-Shajehanpore,  defeat  of  the  reljels  aTul  relief  ot  the  gan-ison,  capture  of  the  Fort  of  Bunnai,  pursuit  of  the  enemy 
to  tbe  left  bank  of  the  Goomtee,  and  destruction  of  the  Fort  of  Mahomdee,  attack  on  and  destruction  of  Shahabad, 
and  action  of  Bungkagong ;  Oude  campaign  in  1858,  including  the  actions  of  Pusgaon  and  Rissulpore,  attack  and 
capture  of  the  Fortot  Mittowlie,  and  action  of  Biswah  (Medal). 

'-  Major  F.  P.  Cassidy  served  \vith  the  34th  Regiment  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  and  was  present  in  the  ac- 
tions at  Cawnpore  on  the  26th  27th  and  zSth  (wounded)  Nov.  1857  (Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 

"■*  Major  Cay  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-65,  and  commanded  Detachments  of  65th  and  7olh  Regiments 
at  the  storming  of  Rangiawhia  ;  also  commanded  Detachment  70th  Regiment  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Urakaii 
and  otber  operations  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches).  Was  specially  mentioned  for  the  verj- gallant  manner  in 
which  he  rushed  upon  the  enemy's  position  of  Okea  near  Warea  on  the  2rid  August  1865  (Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 

'*i  Major  W.  E.  Chapman  served  with  the  18th  Royal  Irish  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1S63-66  (Medal). 

"^  Major  C.  Clapcott  served  with  the  32nd  Regt.  at  the  first  and  second  siege  opcT-ations  before  Mooltan,  in- 
cluding the  attack  of  the  enemy's  position  in  front  of  the  advanced  trenches  on  the  12th  Sept.  1S48,  the  action  oi 
Soorjkoond,  storm  and  capture  of  the  city,  and  suiTender  of  the  fortress.  Also  present  at  the  surrender  of  the  fort 
and  gaiTison  of  Cbeniote.  and  at  the  battle  of  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'^  Jlnjor  J.  G.  Clarke  served  with  the  46th  Regt.  in  the  Crimea  from  the  nth  July  1855,  including  the  siege  and 
fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

''  Major  Clifford  served  with  the  loth  Regt.  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  in  1849,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of 
Goojerat  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"»  Major  T.  Hugh  Cockburn  joined  the  Central  India  Field  Force  at  Jhansi,  and  was  appointed  Aide  de  Camp  to 
Sir  Hugh  Rose,  was  present  at  the  action  at  Koonch,  those  in  front  of  and  capture  of  Calpee,  and  recapture  of 
Gwalior  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

8=*  Major  T.  G.  Cuote  served  with  the  83rd  Regiment  in  suppressing  the  Indian  Mutiny  and  was  present  at  the 
affair  of  Sanganeer,  and  defeat  of  the  Gwalior  rebels  at  Kotaria  on  the  14th  Aug.  1858  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Cen- 
tral India).     Served  with  the  26th  Cameronians  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  in  1868  (Medal). 

***  Major  R.  Coupe  served  with  the  15th  Regiment  in  Canada  during  the  rebellion  in  1837-38.  including  the  advance 
upon  Napierville,  and  subsequent  pursuit  of  the  insurgents.  Also  sen-ed  with  a  detachment  of  the  15th  Regiment, 
defeating  the  insurgents  during  the  suppression  of  the  rebellion  in  the  Kandian  Provinces,  Ceylon,  in  1848. 

*"  Major  Croker  served  as  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  in  the  action  at  Zorapore  near  Kumool  on  the  28tb 
October  1839  ;  and  also  in  a  like  ca])acity  in  the  action  at  Maharajpore,  29th  December  1843  (Bronze  Star). 

83  Major  Crosse  servea  in  theEastern'campaign  of  1854  with  the  88th  Regiment,  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and 
Inkerman  (severely  wounded),  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  and  'L'urkish 
Modal).  Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1858,  including  the  siege  of  Lucknow  in  March,  and  siege  01* 
Caipee  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Central  India). 

^^  Sir  Charles  Wheeler  Cuffe  served  as  2nd  Assistant  Adjutant  General  on  Lord  Clyde's  Staff  during  the  campaign 
in  Oude  in  1858  and  part  of  1S59,  and  was  jiresent  in  the  actions  cf  Doondiakeria,  Mugedia,  and  the  Rapt^e  (Medal, 
and  Brevet  of  Major). 

3'  Major  Hon.  W.  H.  Curzon  served  with  the  inh  Lancers  in  the  Crimea  from  13th  July  1S55.  including  thebattie 
of  the  Tchornava.  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol' (.Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Also  the  campaign  of 
1858-59  in  Central  India,  including  the  action  ot  Burode  (Medal). 

^^  Major  J.  Cusack  served  with  the  97th  Regiment  in  the  Crimean  campaign  of  i£54-55,  including  i-he  siege  and  fali 
of  Sebastopol.  taking  of  the  Quarries,  and  storming  of  the  Redan  on  the  i8th  June  and  8th  Sept.— woundtd  (Medal 
with  tMasp,  Medal  for  Distinguished  Conduct  in  the  Field,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

■3  ilaior  Dalrymrjle  served  in  the  Koer  war  of  t88i  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 

'^*  Major  Dartnell  served  in  tte  86th  Regiment  with  the  Centi'aJ  India  Field  Force  in  1857,  and  was  pr^nt  at  the 
storm  and  capture  of  Chundaree.  and  led  the  only  succcssfid  escalade  attack  on  the  fortress  of  Jhansi— severely 
wounded,  mentioned  in  despatches  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Brevet  of  Major).  Served  in  the  Bhootan  expedition  in 
1865  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Tombs,  and  was  present  at  the  recapture  of  Dewangiri. 

"5  Major  W.  A.  Daiiljeuy  served  the  campaign  of  i860  in  China  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  the  Taku  Forts). 


War  Services  of  Majors  lietired  by  Sale,  ^c.  765 

»  llajor  A.  Davies  commanded  a  Detachment  74th  Highlauders  at  the  destruction  of  a  band  of  insarirent  Moclas 
on  the  17th  Sept  185s  at  Murroon  m  Malabar.  Served  in  the  Southern  Mahratta  Country  in  ,858,  and  commanded 
the  Infiintrv  of  the  force  at  the  capture  of  the  town  and  Port  of  NurKOond  (mentioned  in  "despatch  Medal) 

■'■  Major  Day  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  in  1882  with  the  7th  Dragoon  Guards  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of 
Major,  Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Star). 

8»  Major  Dennis  served  with  the  qsth  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  21st  Feb.  1853,  including  the  sieso  and  fall 
of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  s  * 

"  Major  C.  L.  C.  ue  R  .beck  serveil  with  the  .-nd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Afshan  war  from  October  1878  to 
September  1879.  an.l  took  part  in  the  advance  on  and  occupation  ofCandahar  and  Khelat-i-Ghilzie  (Medal). 

™  Major  R.  V.  Dickens.— For  War  Services,  see  Military  Kniifhts  of  Windsor,  p.  772. 

'""  Jtajor  B.  Drew  served  with  the  75th  Regiment  throughout  the  campaign  belore  Delhi  in  1857,  includinK  the 
battle  of  Budlee  ke  berai ;  commanded  the  Grenadier  Company  at  the  assault  of  Delhi  and  ultimately  the  Regiment- 
accompanied  Colonel  Greathod's  oursuing  Column,  and  was  jiresent  nt  the  affairs  of  Allyghur  and  Akbarabad  and" 
battles  of  Bolundshuhur  and  Agra  ;  served  in  the  advance  into  Oude  under  Sir  Colin  Ciimpbell,  and  on  the  relief  of 
the  GaiTisou  of  Lucknow  remained  with  General  Outram's  Force  at  Alumbagh,  and  took  part  in  the  several  repulses 
of  the  enemy  {Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Brevet  of  Major). 

'»  Major  Dunbar  served  with  the  Buffs  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  ist  May  1S35,  including  the  siege  and  fall 
of  Sebastopol  and  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  Sth  September— wounded  (.Medal  n-ith  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal) 

'«'  Major  Dnndas  served  with  the  12th  Regiment  in  the  KaBir  war  of  1832-53  (Medal). 

Major  C.  D.  C.  Ellis  ser\-ed  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Doth  Rifles  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1851-53  (Medal) .  Was  D.A.Q.tZ . 
General  at  Head  Quarters  of  the  Turkish  Contingent  in  the  Crimea  from  Dec.  1855  to  June  1S56  (Turkish  Mednl). 
Also  served  in  the  Oude  campaign  of  i8;S— commanded  a  Detachment  of  the  60th  Rifles  at  the  affair  of  Mehndee— 
and  present  at  the  action  of  Biswah.  Commanded  the  ist  Battalion  during  the  pursuit  through  the  Khj-reeghur 
jungles  (Medal,  and  Brevet  of  Major) . 

^^'  Colonel  R.  C.  Ellison.- For  War  Services,  see  Yeomen  of  the  Guard,  p,  132. 

'"'  Lord  Erroli  served  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1834,  and  was  severely  wounded  at  tho 
battle  of  Alma  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Brevet  of  Major,  5th  Class  of  the  ifedjidie.  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'"'  Major  Evans  served  with  the  2Qth  Regiment  throughout  the  Punjaul)  campaign  of  1848-45,  including  the  pas- 
sage of  the  Chenab,  and  battles  of  Chillianwallah  and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'^'  Major  Fanning  served  with  the  64th  Regiment  in  the  Persian  campaign  of  1S56-57,  including  the  storm  and 
capture  of  Reshire,  surrender  of  Bushire,  night  attack  and  battle  of  Kooshab,  and  bombardment  of  Mohumrah 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  N.W.  Provinces  of  India  in  suppressing  the  mutiny  in  1837-38;  commanded  a 
JDetachment  in  the  action  of  Khugwa,  present  in  the  defence  of  Cawnpore  and  defeat  of  the  Gwalior  mutineers,  end 
lictions  of  Kala  Nuddee  and  Kerkeroulie,  capture  of  Bareilly,  affairs  of  Shahjehanpore,  Bunnie,  and  Mahomdie  ; 
Berved  in  the  Oude  campaign  of  1S5S-59  as  Brigade  Major  of  Brigadier  Hale's  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  attack 
and  capture  of  the  town  and  Fort  of  Sandee  (Medal). 

'i"=  Major  A.  M.  Fawcett  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1834-55  with  the  50th  Regiment,  including  the  battles  ^ 
Alma  and  lukermau,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  with  the  9th 
Lancers  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-39,  commanded  a  Squadron  at  the  battle  of  Budlekeserai  and  throughout  the 
siege  and  capture  of  Delhi  (horse  shot  in  repelling  a  sortie  on  igth  June) ;  also  with  Greathed's  Column  in  the 
action  of  Bolundshur  (horse  shot)  and  All.yghur,  and  was  senior  OHicer  of  the  Regiment  iu  camp  at  Agra  when  tho 
enemy  attaeketl,  and  cointnanded  during  the  early  part  of  the  engagement,  and  in  the  action  at  Meraigunge; 
present  at  the  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  battle  of  Cawnpore  on  6th  December,  and  actions  at  Seraighat  and 
Khudagunge,  and  capture  of  Meeangunge;  commanded  a  Squadron  at  the  siege  of  Lucknow  from  2nd  to  19th 
March,  and  throughout  the  summer  campaign  in  Oude  and  Rohilcund,  including  actions  at  Rhodamow  and 
AU.ygunge,  capture  of  Bareilly,  action  at  Shahjehanpore  and  pursuit  to  Mahomdee,  and  affair  at  Kumdakoti  (Medal 
with  two  Clasps,  and  a  year's  service  for  Lucknow). 

'13  Major  F.  Fawkes  served  with  the  71st  Highlanders  in  the  Central  India  campaign  in  1858,  and  was  present  at 
the  battle  of  Kotakaserai  and  recapture  of  Gwalior  (Medal  with  Clasp) . 

"«  Major  J,  Finlay  served  with  the  ySth  Highlanders  in  the  Persian  war  in  1837,  including  the  night  attack  and 
battle  of  Kooshab,  bombardment  of  Mohumrah,  and  expedition  to  Ahwaz  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  Bengal 
with  Havelock's  Column  from  its  first  taking  the  field  in  1857,  including  the  actions  of  Futtehpore,  Aoung,  Pandoo 
Nuddee,  Cawnpore,  Onao,  Bnseerutgunge  (first  and  second),  and  in  the  several  actions  leading  to  and  ending 
IT'  the  relief  of  the  Residency  of  Lucknow  and  subsequent  defence  ;  with  Outram's  Force  at  Alumbagh,  including 
the  repulse  of  the  numerous'attacks  and  operations,  ending  in  the  final  capture  of  Lucknow  ;  the  Rohilcund  cam- 
paign in  185S,  and  capture  of  Bareilly  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  a  year's  service  for  Lucknow). 

1'^  Major  ]j.  AV.  Fisher  served  in  the  S2nd  Regiment  during  the  suppression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1857-38  in 
Oude  and  Rohilcnnd,  and  was  present  at  the  defence  of  the'Jail  at  Shahjehanpore  and  affairs  subsequent  to  its 
relief  (Medal).  Served  with  the  40th  Regiment  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-65,  and  was  present  at  Waiari  and 
Orakau — severely  wounded  (Brevet  of  Major,  and  .Medal). 

"6  Major  FitzGerald  served  in  the  Anglo-Spanish  Legion  during  1835-37  ;  was  severely  wounded  m  the  action  of 
5th  May  near  St.  Sebastian,  and  has  two  Crosses  and  a  Medal  for  his  conduct  and  services.  Served  also  in  the  New 
Zealand  war  in  1864-65  (Medal).  „      ■     ,   :,        .x.      ■ 

"»  Major  W.  J.  Foster  served  with  the  46th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  18th  Aug.  1855,  including  the  siege 
andfallof  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  .  „.  «• 

'22  Major  Gambier-Parry  served  i-n  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1S85  with  the  Commissariat  and  Iransport  btan 
(honorary  rank  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  .        .    ..  .v    rr^i.-      ■      ot 

'»  Major  J  T  A  Gardiner  served  with  the  31st  Regin,ent  throughout  the  operations  in  thenorth of  Chinain  i860 
and  was  present  at  the  storming  of  Tangku  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  the  Taku  Forts)  Serv-ed  with  the  Commissariat 
during  the  operations  against  the  Taepings  in  the  vicinity  of  Shanghai  in  April  arid  May  1802,  resulting  in  the 
takinrr  or  the  stockade  of  Nanhsiang.  capture  by  escalade  of  the  walled  cities  ot  Kadin,  Tsmpoo,  and  Tsolin,  the 
fortifledtownofNajow,  and  the  affair  at  Nanhsiang  and  relief  ot  Kading.  ,  „  ... 

■"  £ord  Gitford  Accompanied  Sir  Garnet  -Wolseley  to  the  Gold  Coast  m  September  1873  oo^special  service. 
Trained  the  Wmnebah  Company  of  Russell's  Regiment,  and  commanded  it  during  the  reoulse  of  the  Ashantiarm> 
at  Abrakrampa  on  the  5th  aid  6th  November  ,873.  Did  t'je  dutiei  of  Adjutant  ot  Russell  s  Regiment  romAttoh- 
Insu  to  the  Prah.  Commanded  the  Scouting  Party  from  the  Prah  to  Coomassie.  Led  the  attack  on  Adubiassie  and 
at  the  b.attleof  Vmoaful  •  carried  with  his  Scouts  the  enemy  s  advanced  post  at  Egginassie  by  a  iui,h  ;  led  the 
Ittack  on  Becmmh?slightly  wounded) ;  took  p»rt  in  theadvanced  guard  skirmishes  and  ambuscade  affairs  between 
idwaWu  and  he  r  vef  Ordahrbattle  of  Ordiihsu  and  capture  of  Coomassie.  Served  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Garnet 
WoTselev  fiom  the  capture  of  Coomassie  to  the  end  of  the  campaign  (was  several  times  mentioned  in  despatches, 
nromS  to  an  [JnKhed  Company,  Victoria  Cross,  Medal  with  Clasp):  was  aw-rded  thelC  "for  his 
Snteondnc"durin  "the  operations  in  the  Ashanti  war,  and  especially  at  the  taking  of  Becquah.  The  Officer 
fon  ™inTn  ^hoE  vpliditio^^^^^^^^^  Force  reports  that  Lord  Gifford  was  in  charge  of  the  Scours  after  the  Army 
erased  the  Prah  and  that  iis  no  exaggeration  to  say  that  since  the  Adansi  Hills  were  passed  he  daily  earned 
his  life  in  1-ls  haid  in  the  performance  of  his  most  dangerous  duties.  He  hung  upon  the  rear  of  the  enemy 
SlLi'^JI^n^'i^^iritiftion  a^d  toetmg  out  their  intentions.  With  no. other, whiui  man  with_^him._h_e_captured 


Lord  Gifford  tools  a  leading  part  in  the  capture  of  Kini 

three  Clasps,  Brevet  of  Major,  5th  Class  of  the  Mecljidic,  and  Tmkish  Medal). 


766  War  Services  of  Majors  Retired  by  Sale,  S^c. 

^^  Major  Duncan  Gordon  seired  with  the  59th  Regiment  at  the  capture  of  the  Isle  of  France  in  1810 ;  and  at  tho 
capture  nf  Java  in  1811,  and  was  wounded  at  the  assault  of  Fort  Cornelius  (War  Medal  with  one  Clasp).  Served 
also  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Bhurtpore  in  1825-26  (India  War  Medal  with  one  Clasp). 

'^^  Major  A.  P.  Gore  served  with  the  7th  Dragoon  Guards  againt^t  the  insurgent  Boers  in  South  Africa  in  1845,  also 
throughout  the  Kaflir  war  of  1846-47  (Medal).  Served  with  the  53rd  Regiment  during  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58 
inuluiliiig  tho  action  of  Khujwah,  relief  of  Lucknow  by  Lord  Clyde,  l^attle  of  Cawnpore  on  6th  Deceniljer,  and 
]>urM:if  <jf  the  Gwalior  Contingent  to  Serai  Ghat,  action  of  Khodagunge  and  entry  into  Futteghur,  affair  of. 
Shunishalijul,  storm  and  capture  of  Meangunge,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  and  affair  of  Koorsie,  the  passage 
of  the  Goomtee.  the  occupation  of  Sultanj)ure,  the  passage  of  tho  Gogra  at  Fyzabad  on  the  25th  November,  the 


action  at  Toolsepore.  and  minor  aH'airs  (Medal  with  tiro  Clasps). 
^'^"  Major  C.  C.  Graham  served  the  Ea:  "  " 


!  Eastern  campaign  from  Dec.  1854  with  the  42nd  Highlanders,  including  the 

expedition  to  Kertch,  siege  and  fall  of  Sevastopol,  and  assault  upon  the  outworks  on  the  1 8th  June  (Medal  with 

Clasp.  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'^'  Major  E.  G.  Graham  served  throughout  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  1875-76  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'33  Major  Grantham  served  in  the  gSth  Regiment  with  the  expedition  to  the  north  of  China  in  1842  (Medal),  and 

was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Chin  Kiang  Foo,  and  at  the  landing  before  Nankin. 

'^■*  Major  Granville  served  with  the  23rd  Fusiliei'S  in  the  Ea&teni  campaign  of  1854,  including  the  battles  of  Alma 
and  Inkerman,  and  siege  ot  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medali.  J  oined  Lord  Clyde's  Army 
before  Lucknow  on  14th  Nov.  1857,  and  was  at.  the  relief  of  the  garrison;  also  at  the  dej  eat  of  the  Gn-alior  Contin- 
gent at  Cawnpore  on  6th  Dec.  and  attha  fall  of  Lucknow  in  March  1S58  (Brevet  of  Maj  or,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
135  Major  W.  R,  Gray  served  in  Csylou  during  the  rebellion  of  1 848,  and  commanded  the  outpost  of  Ambefrusse.  Served 
throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  in  the  north  of  China,  and  commanded  the  ist  Battalion  Military  Train  from  the 
taking  of  the  Taku  Forts  on  21st  Aug.  to  the  return  of  the  Corps  to  England  in  March  1862  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  during  the  war  in  New  Zealand  from  1864  to  1866,  for  two  years  ai.d  a  half  of  that  time  on  the 
Staff  of  tho  Governor  Sir  George  Grey  (Merlall. 

1^7  Major  W.  S.  Greene  served  with  the  68th  Light  Infantry  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1864-66,  and  was  present  at 
the  attack  on  Gate  Pah  (Medal). 

'^  Major  Gresson  served  as  a  volunteer  in  the  Peshawur  Light  Horse  at  Peshawur  during  the  Indian  mutiny  of 
1857-5S.  Was  on  board  the  ship  Eastern  Monarch  when  she  blew  up  and  caught  fire  at  Spithead  on  3rd  June  1859. 
Served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-64  and  was  present  at  the  outbreak  of  hostilities  at  Taranaki,  the  storming 
of  the  Pah  KatikirP.  the  affair  of  Kerikeri,  and  commanded  the  storming  party  consisting  of  two  Companies  65th 
Regiment  at  Kangariri  on  the  20th  Nov.  1863  and  was  very  severely  wounded,  right  arm  being  shattered,  bullet 
penetrjiting  the  back  (several  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 

1^2  Major  A.  G.  F.  Griititbs  served  with  the  63rd  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  tho  7th  August  :855,  including  the 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol.  the  bombardment  and  capture  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'*^  Major  R.  Harman  served  with  the  14th  Regiment  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  2nd  June  1855,  including 
the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  also  in  New  Zealand  from  Decem- 
ber i860  to  March  1S64  (Medal). 

'"  Major  W.  C.  Harvey  served  in  the  Crimea  from  27th  Nov.  1854,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and 
assaulton  the  Cemetery  on  the  18th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

1*^  Major  Heneage  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  with  the  8th  Hussars,  including  the  battles  of  Alma, 
Balaklava,  Inkerman,  Tchernaya,  affairs  of  Bulganac,  M'Kenzie's  Farm,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  expedition 
to  Kertch  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  Rajpootana  and  Central  India  in  1858-59,  and 
was  present  at  the  capture  of  Kotah,  reoccupation  of  Chnndaree.  battle  of  Kotah  ke  Serai,  captures  i^f  Gwalior  and 
Powree,  battle  of  Sindwaho,  and  actions  of  Koorwye  and  Naharghur;  at  Gwalior  he  commanded  a  Squadron  of  the 
8th  Hussars,  which  made  a  sudden  and  successful  attack  upon  the  enemy's  Camp,  in  which  the  Rhanee  of  Jhanse 
was  killed  and  several  guns  captured  (Brevet  of  Major,  Victoria  Cross,  Medal  with  Clasp)  :  together  with 
sergeant,  a  farrier,  and  a  private  of  his  Regiment,  he  was  "  selected  for  the  Victoria  Cross  by  his  companions  in 
the  gallant  charge  made  by  a  squadron  of  the  regiment  at  Gwalior,  on  the  r7th  June  1858,  when,  supported  by  a 
division  of  the  Bombay  Horse  Artillerj-  and  Her  Majesty's  g5th  Regiment,  they  routed  the  enemy,  who  were 
advancing  against  Brigadier  Smith's  position,  charged  through  the  rebel  camp  into  two  batteries,  capturing  and 
bringing  into  their  camp  two  of  the  enemy's  guns,  under  a  heavy  and  converging  £re  from  the  fnrt  and  town.^ 
Field  Force  Orders  by  Major  General  Sir  Mugk  Henry  jRose,  GCS.,  commanding  Central  India  Field  Force,  dated  Camp 
Gtealior,  2Sfk  June  1S58." 

'*^  Major  Herbert  served  with  the  39th  Regiment  at  the  action  of  Maharajpore  on  the  29th  Dec.  1843 — slightly 
wounded  (Bronze  Star).  * 

'*'  Major  F.  J.  G.  Hill  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  July  1855,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^*^  Major  Hilliker  served  with  the  3rd  Light  Dragoons  the  campaign  of  1842  in  Affghanistan  f Medal),  including 
tho  forcing  of  the  Khyber  Pass,  storming  the  Heights  of  Jugdulluck,  actions  of  Tezeen  and  Huft  Kotul.  occupatior 
of  Cabul,  and  capture  of  Istaliff.  Sei-\'ed  also  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1S48-49,  including  the  affair  at  Ramnuggur, 
passage  of  the  Chenab,  action  of  Sadoolapore,  and  battles  of  Chillianwallah  and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
Served  with  the  Land  Transport  Corps  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1S55,  including  the  capture  of  R'.ertch  and 
Yenikale,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

•*9  Major  T.  C.  Hinds  served  with  the  40th  Regiment  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1S63-65,  and  was  present  at 
Rangariri  andOrakau  (Medal). 

J51  Major  E.  G.  Home  served  as  Adjutant  of  the  4Sth  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  27th  April  1855,  including  the 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebas-topol— wounded  1 8th  Aug.  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  tbeMediidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
Corporal  Gourley  and  Private  Downey,  48th  Regiment,  received  the  French  War  Medal  for  assisting  Major  Home 
in  the  attempt  to  bring  into  the  Trenches  a  wounded  soldier  who  was  lying  in  the  enclosures  in  front  of  the  left 
attack  before  Sebastopol  on  the  19th  June  1855. 

152  Major  Alexander  Hume  served  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  in  1846,  and  was  twice  wounded,  once  dangerously 
through  the  right  lung  at  the  battle  of  Sobraon  (Medal).  Commanded  the  1st  European  Bengal  Fusiliers  in  sup 
pression  of  the  Indian  Mutiny,  including  the  Trans-Goomtee  operations  under  Outi'am,  storm  and  capture  o( 
Lucknow,  and  subsequent  o])erations  in  Oude  (Medal  wdth  Clasp,  Brevet  of  Major). 

^^^  Colonel  C.  W.  Hume — For  War  Services,  see  the  Honourable  Corps  of  Gentlemen  at  Arms,  p.  130. 

'5*  Major  Arthur  Hunt  served  with  the  Field  Train  Royal  Artillery  in  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1855,  and  was 
present  during  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  in  the  Trenches  with  the  siege  train  at  the  bombardments  of  the  6th 
and  17th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'^^  Major  C.  F.  Hunter  served  with  the  72nd  Highlanders  in  the  Crimea  from  2Sth  May  1855,  including  the  expe- 
dition CO  Kertch,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attack  of  the  18th  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
Served  also  throughout  the  operations  in  Central  India  and  pursuit  of  the  rebel  forces  under  Tantia  Topee  and 
Rao  Sahib  in  1S58-59. 

'5"  Major  Hutton  served  with  the  4th  Light  Dragoons  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854,  including  the  battles  of 
Alma  and  Balaklava  (severely  wounded  in  both  thighs),  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and 
Turkish  Medal). 

i^**  Major  Ind  served  with  the  37th  Regiment  in  India  during  the  mutiny  in  1857-58  (Medal). 

'6"  Major  W.  Inglis  served  with  the  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  Oct.  1854  to  15th  Sept.  1855, 
including  the  battles  of  Balaklava  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  three 
Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'w  Maior  John  Irwin  served  with  the  8Sth  Regiment  iu  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58.  including  the 
affair  of  Bhognapore.  siege  of  Lucknow  in  March  1858,  siege  of  Calpee,  and  subsequent  campaign  in  Oude  (Medal 
with  Ciasp  for  Central  India). 

1''*  Major  Jary  served  with  the  12th  Lancers  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1851-53  (Medal).  Also  in  the  Crimea  from  gth  May 
1855,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

165  Major  Jervis  served  with  the  13th  Light  Dragoons  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  recon- 
naissance to  Silistria  with  Lord  Cardigan,  affairs  of  Buiganak  and  M'Kenzie's  Farm,  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava 


War  Services  of  Majors  Retired  hy  Sale,  S,-c.  "jfi-j 

i\i  ^^fi°^  t'^'ll^'i""','J*°  "'^^  present  at  the  affair  at  Bhowanio  on  2Sth  April  1859  (Medal) 

1"  Major  B.  H.  BKennett  served  with  the  stst  Lisht  Infantry  in  the  Jowaki  campai-n  in  ,877  (Modal  with 

Clasp)      berved  with  the  s-st  L.ght  Infantry  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  took  part  .n  the  expe.  ilion   0  the 

Bazar  \:.lley  and  n.  the  operations  in  the  Lughm;in  and  Hissarik  Valleys-wounded  (Medal)  '"^P""""'"  '»  '"e 

\l  D  "■""■     ?"  .J'^'x."'^  with  the  80th  Regiment  in  th,  Indian  Mutiny  Cimoaignnf  1853-59.    Served  with  the 

Pah  (?S)''°   ""  ''  ^^*''''"'  campaigrs  of  ,860^66,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  the  attack  on  the  Okotuku 

>»  Major  Kneebono  served  with  the  29th  Regiment  throuffhout  the  Punjaub  campaign  in  1848-49,  incl.-dine  the 
passage  ol  the  Chenab  and  battles  of  ChiUianwallah  and  Crtojer-it  (Medal  with  two  Clasps) 

,  r  fr'Ta  f"T"'  ^T""^  '",""'  ?''™™  '^'"'  '•'''  '"''  '^oya'  i"**li  f™™  30th  Dec.  .854.  and  "was  present  at  the  siege 

5tl"^L°of^t"M4°!d^ra^!^^s?kish^s:[)''''''''''""'"^  °"  '"^  ■'*  '"'"'=  <'''^''"'  -■*  "^"^^  ^^^-^  "^  ^»j-> 

M  Major  G.  E  Leggett  served  with  the  77th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  Dec.  1854,  including  the  siege  and 
fall  of  bebastopol,  the  Working  Party  on  the  night  of  the  2nd  April  1855  winch,  under  the  command  of  Major  Bell 
23rd  Fusiliers,  was  complimented  and  thanked  in  General  Orders  for  its  e.tcellent  services  while  uniler  a  heavy  lire 
from  the  eneniy  the  assault  of  the  i8th  June,  and  engaged  at  the  storming  of  the  Redan  on  the  8th  September— 
wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  command  of  a  Detachment  of  two  Companies  77th 
Kegmient  in  the  Hazara  campaign  of  1868,  under  Brigadier  General  Wilde. 

'»2  Major  L.  X.  Leslie  served  the  campaign  of  1814  in  Canada ;  also  with  the  72nd  Highlanders,  the  Kaffir 
campaign  ot  1834-35  (Medal). 

'**  Major  Lewis  served  in  the  Soth  Regiment  with  the  Central  India  Field  Force  in  1858,  and  commanded  three 
Companies  during  the  siege  of  Chandnrce,  and  w-as  slightly  wounded  at  the  storming  of  the  Fort ;  was  iircscnt  at  the 
battle  of  the  Betwa,  and  siege  and  capture  of  the  town  and  fortress  of  Jhansi— twice  woimded,  last  time  dangerously 
(mentioned  m  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

«5  Major  J.Leyne  served  with  the  59th  Eegt.  at  the  operations  before  and  capture  of  Canton  in  1S47  (Medal  with 
Clasp).  ' 

i«  Maior  A.  C.  Little  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soinian  in  1885  as  Staff  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Ewart, 
C/Omnianding  Cavalry  Brigade,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba,  and  at 
the  destruction  of  Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's 
Star). 

'*»  Major  J.  Lucas  served  with  the  47th  Regiment  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-5,-,  including  the 
battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman,  capture  ot  Bxlaklava.  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  sortie  oV  26th  October,  and 
storming  of  the  Quarries  on  7th  June— mentioned  in  despatches  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the 
Mediidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

"'>  Major  Lutman  served  with  the  24th  Regiment  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  including  the  passaga  of 
the  Chenab  and  battles  of  Sadoolapore,  (.'hillianwallah,  and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

>'»  Major  Lyle  sen-ed  with  the  29th  Regiment  in  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1S45-46,  including  the  battles  of 
Ferozeshah  and  Sobraon  (Medal  and  Clasp). 

'"  Major  F.  B.  M'Crea  served  with  the  8th  Regiment  in  Delhi  from  the  i8th  Sept.  1857,  and  was  afterwards  present 
with  Greathed's  Movable  Column  in  the  actions  of  Bolundshnr  and  .^llyghnr,  aff'air  of  Akrabad.  battle  o!  Agra, 
affair  of  Kanouge.  advance  into  Oude,  action  of  Marignnge,  Alnmbagh,  andDilkuosha,  relief  of  Lucknow  under  Lord 
Clyde,  the  affair  of  the  2nd  and  action  of  the  6th  Dec.  at  Cawnpore.  action  of  Khudagunge,  and  occupation  of 
Futtehghur.  Served  with  a  Column  in  the  Agra  district  in  June  1858,  watching  the  Calpee  rebels ;  also  with 
Brigadier  Hale's  Brigade  during  the  Oude  campaign  of  1858-59  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'^'  Major  M.  il'f'reagh-Tliornhil]  served  with  the  4th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Crimea  from  Oct.  1S54,  including  the 
battles  of  Balaklava  and  Tchernaya.  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  Knight  of  the  Legion 
of  Honor.  5th  Class  of  the  Medjiilie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^^*  ilajor  M'Mahon  served  in  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49,  and  was  present  at  the  first  siege  of  Mooltan 
including  the  attack  on  the  enem,y's  position  in  front  of  the  advanced  Trenches  on  12th  Sept.  1848  ;  present  with  the 
charging  Squadrons  of  the  14th  Light  Dragoons  at  the  action  of  Ramnuggur  (very  severely  wounded),  and  at  the 
battles  of  ChiUianwallah  and  Goojerat ;  was  also  present  at  the  surrender  of  the  Sikh  Arm.y  at  Rawui  Pindee,  and 
pursuit  of  the  Aff'ghans  to  Peshawur  (Medal  with  three  Clasps).  Served  with  the  Central  India  Field  Force  under 
Sir  Hugh  Hose  in  1858,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Rahutghur,  relief  of  Saugor,  action  of  Barodia, 
at  Malthone,  siege  and  capture  of  Jhansi,  battles  of  Betwa  and  Koonch  (severely  wounded),  action  ot  Morar, 
recapture  of  Gwalior,  and  commanded  a  Flying  Column  in  operations  against  Bunjor  Sing  (twice  mentioned  in 
despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"^  Major  MacAndre IV  served  with  the  40th  Regiment  throughout  the  operations  in  Candahar  in  Aff'ghanistan  in 
1841-42, 'and  has  received  the  Medal  inscribed  "Candahar.  Ghuznee,  Cabool,  1842."  Served  with  the  78th  High- 
landers in  the  Persian  war  in  1857,  including  the  night  attack  and  battle  of  Eooshab,  bombardment  of  Mohumrah, 
and  expedition  to  Aliwaz  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'»■  Major  C.  F.  JIarriott  served  with  the  Carabiniers  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1879-80,  and  took  part  in  the  expedi- 
tion against  the  Wnzeoree  Khugianis  (Medal). 

^"o  Major  H.  C.  Marriott  served  with  the  82nd  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  2nd  Sent.  1854,  including  the  siege 
and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Also  served  in  the  N.W.  Provinces  in  suppression  of 
the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  at  Cawnpore  under  General  Windham,  defeat  there 
of  the  Gwalior  Contingent,  actions  of  Kale  Nuddee  and  Khankm-,  siege  of  the  Jail,  and  subsequent  operations  at 
Shahjehanpore  (Brevet  of  Major,  and  Jlcdal).  . 

2"!  Major  Matson  joined  the  force  in  Ni;w  Zealand  under  Colonel  Despard  in  August  1S45,  and  served  as  Acting 
Deputy  Quarter  Master  General,  and  was  present  at  the  assault  and  capture  ofKawiti's  Pah,  at  Ruapekapeka  on  the 
nth  Jan.  1S46  (Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal).  .       .      „„        , 

-"■^  Major  J.  S.  Menzies  served  with  the  74th  Highlanders  in  the  Indian  Mutinycampaign  in  1858,  and  was  present 
at  the  storm  and  capture  of  Copaul  (Medal).  ,.       „        ,     .       .     „ 

-M  Major  H  P  St  J  Mildmay  served  with  the  2nd  Battiilion  of  the  Grenadier  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of 
1882,  anil  was'pr'esent  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (.Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan 
campaign  in  1S85  (mentioned  in  despntchcB,  Brevet  of  Major,  Clasp).  ,„,     ,  ,  1    w-c         . 

-0'  Major  Miller  served  with  the  1 2th  Regiment  during  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1860-61,  and  was  wounded  (Brevet 
of  Major,  and  Medal).  ,,  ,,,    ,  ,, 

-»'  Major  C.  G.  Minnitt  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  o.  1863-66  (Medal).  »..,«•• 

™  Major  Molony  served  with  the  83rd  Regiment  in  suppressing  the  Indian  Mutiny,  and  was  present  at  the  affair 
of  Sanganeer,  and  defeat  oftho  Gwalior  rebels  at  Kotaria  on  14th  Aug.  1858  (Medal). 

»'  Major  G.  G.  G.  Munro  served  with  the  87th  Fusiliers  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1857-58  (^-eda) 

=1^  Major  F.  E.  Murphy  served  with  the  27th  Regiment  on  the  North-West  Frontier  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  in 

'^"'llajor^B'^D.  Musgrave  serve.l  with  the  87th  Fusiliers  in  India  throughout  the  Indian  Mutiny  (Medal) 

='8  Major  Nash  servll  in  the  American  war  with  the  icjrd  Regiment  and  was  present  at  ^b? ''^'■°"  °f  I-™^?  ^ 
Lane,  storming  of  Fort  Erie,  isth  Aug.  1814-seyerely  wounded  in  the  leg  by  a  musket-ball,  and  afterwards  blown 
up  by  the  explosion  of  a  powder  magazine ;  present  also  m  the  action  at  Chippewa.  „r  ,» - , 

"•Major  Noott  served  in  the  White  Sea,  blockading  the  Russian  ports  during  the  summer  of    3,^ 
»  Maior  C   G  C  Norton  served  with  the  23rd  Fusiliers  in  the  Indian  campaign  ol  1837-38.  including  the  reliel 
of  LucSo"  by  Lord  C°ycle  defeat  of  the  Gwalior  Contingent  at  Cawnpore  siege  and  capture  of  Lncknow,  and  opera- 
tions across  the  Goomtee  under  Outram-mentioned  in  despatches  (Medal  wth  two  C  asps)  . 

£;Si3^qiJ^it^S^^t^t[^ri-^=^??M^ 

Brigadier  Evelegh),  Churda,  Fort  of  Musjeedia,  and  Bankee  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


7^>8  W^ar  Services  of  Majors  Retired  hy  Sale,  ^c, 

^-^  Major  J.  A.  Nutt  served  with  the  Persian  Expedition  in  1857,  inchidinf;  the  bombardment  and  euiTender  of 
Mohumrah,  and  subsequent  pursuit  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Was  present  during  the  operations  against  the  insurgent 
Dessaies  in  the  North  Canara  and  Bedee  districts. 

-2^  Major  O'Conor  served  with  the  17th  Regiment  in  the  Criraean  campaign  from  T7th  Dec.  1854,  including  the 
'ege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  i8th  June— mentioned  in  despatches  (Brevet  of  Major, 
Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

22*  Major  O'Malley  served  as  second  in  command  with  the  18th  Punjaub  Infantry  in  tlie  Pesha\vur  Expeditionary 
Force  on  the  Eusofzai  Frontier  in  1S5S  under  Sir  Sidney  Cotton,  and  was  present  in  the  affair  on  the  Heights 
of  Sittana,  and  expulsion  of  a  large  body  of  the  Gazzie  tribe  and  Hindostanee  fanatics  from  the  village  of  Seta 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'^"^  Major  J.  Paton  served  with  the  4th  Regiment  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  including  the  battle 
of  Inkermnn,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol — woiinded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  and 
Turkish  Medal).  Served  also  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  1857-58,  and  succeeded  to  the  command  of  the  Troops  at 
the  attack  on  the  Fort  of  Beyt  2nd  April  1858,  on  the  senior  OtKcer  being  dangerously  wounded  (Medal) . 

22s  Major  Paul  served  with  the  31st  Regiment  throughout  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-46,  including  the  battles  of 
Moodkee,  Ferozeshah  (wounded),  Buddiwal,  Ali%val,  and  Sobraon  (Medal  and  three  Clasps).  Served  as  Brigade 
Major  in  New  Zealand  during  the  operations  at  Taranaki  in  1S60-61  (Brevet  of  Major),  and  also  during  hostilities  in 
the  Taranaki  and  Waikato  districts  in  1863  (mentioned  in  general  orders  and  despatches,  Medal). 

-^^  Major  Payiiter  served  with  the  ist  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Crimea  from  Aug.  1855,  including  the  siege  and  fall 
of  Sebastopol  and  battle  of  Tchernaya  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^3"  Major  Peel  served  with  the  13th  Light  Infantry  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  30th  June  1855,  including 
the  battle  of  the  Tchernaya,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the 
Indian  campaign  in  185S;  commanded  the  Rear  Guard  in  the  retreat  from  Jugdespore,  and  was  present  in  the  actions 
of  Bootwal  and  Toolsepore  (Medal). 

231  Major  Pelly  served  with  the  37th  Regiment  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  and  was  engaged  with  the  enemy 
at  Atrowlea  and  Koelsa  (mentioned  in  despatches)  ;  besieged  in  Azimghur  and  sortie  thence;  proceeded  with  Bri- 
gadier Douglas's  Column  in  pursuit  of  Koer  Sing,  and  present  in  the  actions  of  17th  and  20th  April  (Medal). 

^^2  Major  Percy  served  in  the  Crimea  with  the  Qth  Regiment  from  August  1S55,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastopol  {Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Jledal). 
^^  Major  Peto  seir^ed  with  the  73rd  Regiment  in  the  KiitRr  war  of  1846-47  (Medal). 

23*  Ma,ior  C.  B.  Phillipps  served  with  the  39th  Rec:t.  in  the  Crimea  from  31st  Dec.  1854,  including  the  siege  and  fall 
of  Sebastopol,  and  attacks  of  the  i8th  June  and  8th  Sept.  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

-^^  Major  E.  Phillips  served  the  Eastern  cami)aign  of  1854-55  with  the  Sth  Hussars,  including  the  battles  of 
Balaklava  (horse  shot).  Inkerman,  and  Tchernaya,  and  siei^c  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish 
Medal).  Served  in  Rajpootana  in  1858-59,  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Kotah,  and  commanded  a  Squadron  of  the 
Sth  Hussars  in  Brigadier  Honner's  pursuit  of  the  rebels  ami  at  their  defeat  at  Koorshana  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^  Major  Poore  served  in  Rnjp'n-.tana  and  Central  India  in  1858-59  with  the  Sth  Hussars,  and  was  present  at  tho 
capture  of  Kotah,  reoccuimtiun  nf  I'liuiidaree.  battlt,-  of  Kntah  kn  Serai,  cajituru  of  Gwalior,  siege  of  Powree,  and 
action  of  Bejapore— severely  wi.unded  (mentiimed  in  tlf>i':itcliGs,  Brevet  of  Mjiji jr.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

-*"  Major  Priestley  served  with  the  32ud  Light  Infantry  during  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  and  was  present 
with  Colonel  Maxwell's  Column  in  the  operations  before  Calpee  early  in  1858,  and  proceeded  with  it  to  the  Alumbagh 
during  the  taking  of  Lucknow  in  March  1858.  Capture  of  the  intrenched  position  at  Dehaighn  and  Fort  at  Tyrool, 
actions  of  Doadpore  and  Jugdespore,  surrender  of  the  forts  at  Ahmetie  and  Shunkerpore,  and  pursuit  of  Beni 
Madhoo  across  the  River  Gogra  (Medal). 

^*'  Major  Queade  seiwed  with  a  Detachment  of  the  12th  and  40th  Regiments  under  Captain  Thomas  a^  the  capture 
of  a  stockade  occupied  by  insurgents  at  the  Ballarat  Gold  Fields  in  Australia  on  ihe  3rd  Dec.  1854. 

2*2  Major  Quin  served  with  a  force  under  Sir  Charles  Napier  against  the  Momiind  tribes,  Peshawur  district,  in 
Nov.  and  Dec.  1S51.  Served  in  the  Abyssinian  campaign  iu  1868  as  a  Brigade  Major  (mentioned  in  uespatches  for 
**  indefatigable  nnd  zealous  exertions,"  Brevet  of  Major). 

-*5  Major  Renny  served  with  the  73rd  Regiment  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1851-53  (Medal),  including  the  operations  in 
the  Amatolas,  Fish  River,  Waterkloof,  and  Trans-Kei  Expeditions. 

''*^  Major  C.  F.  Roberts  served  in  the  Criraean  campaign  from  March  1855,  and  was  present  in  the  Trenches 
(wounded)  with  the  Siege  Train  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  bombardments  of  6th  and  17th  June  and 
17th  August,  and  was  severely  wounded  by  the  explosion  of  the  French  powder  magazine  in  Camp  on  the  15th 
Nov.  1855  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals).  Employed  in  India  from  January  to  April  1861  in 
command  of  thD  Artillery  with  the  Field  Force  in  Sikkim  under  Lt. Colonel  Gawler,  and  was  mentioned  in  Orders 
by  the  Governor  General  for  his  services  (Brevet  of  Major). 

2^"  Major  T.  L.  Roberts  served  with  a  field  force  in  May  and  June  1857  against  the  fort  of  Hote  Murdan  held  by 
mutineers  of  the  55th  Bengal  Native  Infantry,  and  subsequently  towards  the  Swat  Valley.  Present  as  Adjutant 
i8th  Punjaub  Infantry  at  the  mutiny  of  the  51st  N.I.  at  Peshawur  in  Aug.  1857,  and  was  severely  contused  and 
slightly  wounded  by  a  musket-shot  by  the  mutineers.  Served  the  campaign  of  1859  against  the  rebels  on  the 
Nepaul  Frontier  as  2nd  in  Command  3rd  Sikh  Infantry ;  and  for  several  months  commanded  prsts  on  the  fron- 
tier with  a  Wing  3rd  Sikhs  and  a  troop  of  Irregular  Cavalry  ;  present  in  the  action  with  the  Nana  and  Bala  Rao  at 
"Ruitenpore,  and  in  carrying  their  position  in  the  Nepaul  Hills  on  the  2Sth  March  ;  when  reconnoitring  in  the  hills 
with  two  Companies  3rd"  Sikhs  fell  in  with  and  conducted  into  camp  Mahomed  Hoosain  the  Nazim  of  Gorruckpore, 
with  200  armed  followers  and  six  elephants  ;  commanded  the  3rd  Sikhs  in  the  affair  with  the  Nusseerabad  Brigade 
on  nth  Nov. ;  and  present  at  the  final  surrender  of  the  rebels  at  Dukairee  in  December  (twice  mentioned  in  de- 
spatches. Medal).  Served  as  D.A.Q.M.  General  to  the  force  under  Brigadier  General  Staveley  durirg  the  operation;- 
against  tlie  iauping  rebels  in  tho  vicinity  of  Shanghai  m  April  and  May  1862,  including  the  capture  of  the  stockades 
of  Naziang,  assault  and  capture  of  the  walled  cities  of  Kading,  Tsingpoo,  Najow,  and  Tsolin,  affair  of  Nagiang, 
and  relief  of  Kading  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

-^'  Major  G.  Rowland  served  with  the  ist  Royals  throughout  the  campaign  of  i860  in  China,  including  the  taking 
of  Sinho  and  Taugku,  occupation  of  Tientsin,  and  surrender  of  Pekiu  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^^'-  Major  St.  John  served  with  the  92nd  Highlanders  in  the  Central  India  eampaign  from  22nd  Aug.  1858  to  31st 
March  1859  ;  was  present  as  Brigade  Major  at  the  affair  of  Rajghur,  and  as  A.Q.M.  General  at  the  affairs  of  Mon- 
growlie,  Sindwaho,  and  Korai  (three  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 

^^*'  Lt. Colonel  T  Simpsou  served  with  the  52ud  Light  Infantry  at  the  defeat  of  the  Sealkote  Mutiueers  on  the 
hanks  of  the  Ravee  on  the  12th  and  i6th  July  1S57 ;  also  from  the  T4th  Augast  at  the  sieg3,  assault,  aud  occupation 
of  Delhi--^everely  wounded  in  tho  right  breast  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

=^"  Major  R.  P.  Smith  served  with  the  loth  Hussars  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  17th  April  to  the  3rd  July 
1S55,  including  the  capture  of  Tchorgaun  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'■^'•'^  Major  W.  Spall  served  in  the  Crimean  campaign  in  1S55.  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal),  Indian  campaign  in  1858-59,  and  present  at  the  attack  and  defeat  of  tlie  rebel 
force  posted  (m  the  tirst  ranire  01  the  Nepaul  Hills  in  March  1859  (Medal). 

-^»  Major  AV.  Squirl  served  as  a  Lieutenant  ia  the  Austrian  Army  under  Marshal  Radetzki  in  1848-49.  and  was 
present  at  the  battles  of  Mortara  and  Novara.  Served  with  the  91st  Regiment  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1850-53  (Medal). 
-^  Major  F.  R.  Stack  served  as  an  Ensign  in  the  45th  Regiment  at  Newijort  in  Monmouthshire  during  the  Chartist 
riots  of  November  1S39,  when  his  father's  Company  of  that  Regiment  defeated  a  body  of  nearly  5,000  armed  men 
led  on  by  the  ex-Mayor  of  Newport,  Mr.  John  Frost,  who  attacked  the  town  with  the  treasonable  intention  of  com- 
mencing a  revolution  in  the  government  of  the  country.  The  defeat  of  this  insurrectionary  host  after  eleven  were 
killed  on  the  spot  and  about  thirty  or  forty  wounded,  was  characterized  at  the  time  m  the  Imperial  Parliament  as 
having  been  the  means  of  saving  the  whole  of  England  from  anarchy  and  rebellion.  P'or  this  service  ertch  oi"  the 
three  Officers  of  the  Company  received  the  thanks  of  the  Queen  and  of  the  Commander  in  Chief,  and  also  the  thanks 
from  the  counties  (jf  Monmouthshire,  Glamorganshire,  and  Breconshire.  In  April  1S55  he  was  promoted  to  a 
Majority  in  the  Turkish  service,  and  served  at  Constantinople.  Bayukdere,  and  the  entrenched  Camp  at  Kertch 
during  the  winter  of  1855  until  the  disbandmentof  the  Ansjlo-Ottoman  Force,  and  has  received  the  4th  Class  of  the 
Medjidie  and  a  Lt.Colonel's  commission  from  the  Sultan. 


War  Services  oj  Majors  Retired  hij  Sale,  ^-c.  769-71 

■"'  Major  D.  Stuart  served  at  the  siece  and  capture  of  Kittoor  in  the  East  Indies  in  Doc.  iS'4 

»s  Major  Studdert  served  with  the  9th  Lancers  at  the  battle  ofPunniar  on  29th  Doc.  1843  (Bronze  Star). 
,  ^    Alaior  SvKes  served  with  the  48th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  21st  April  18^5,  incUidinR  the  siCKO  and 

!-  ."f  p^.'^astopol  (Medal  ^Yith  Clasp,  Brevet  of  Major,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
''.  Major  G.  J.  Teevan  served  in  the  Abyssinian  camnaiirn  in  i868  in  command  of  a  Division  of  the  Transport 
Train  (Medal;.  ' 

-'■ '  Major  C.  R.  Tennant  served  with  the  2na  Life  Guards  in  the  Efc.vptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Mahsama,  in  the  tiyo  actions  at  Kassasiii,  and  at  the  battle  uf  Tel-el- Kebir  (Modal 
vviLh  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-'-  Major  J.  T.  Tennant  served  in  the  Indi,an  Mutiny  campaign  in  1858-9  (Medal). 

-'^  Major  Thellusson  served  with  the  Coldstream  Guards  in  the  Crimea  from  2nd  Ma.y  1S55,  includincr  the  siege 
and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Brevet  of  Major,  5th  Class  of  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

=>'*  Major  C.  Thompson  joined  the  64th  Regiment  in  the  Persian  expedition  in  March  1S57  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  in  Bengal  and  N.W.  Provinces  in  suppressing  the  mutiny  in  1857-58  ;  commanded  the  escort  which  safely 
conveyed  the  treasure  from  Gya  to  Calcutta  (thanked  by  the  Governor  General  in  Council  and  by  Lord  Clyde)  ; 
present  in  the  operations  at  Cawupore  under  General  Windham,  defence  of  Cawnpore  and  defeat  of  the  Gwalior 
mutineers,  and  action  of  KalaNuddee  (Brevet  of  Major,  Medal). 

-~^  Major  E.  H.  Thurlow  served  in  the  Zulu  war  or  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  and 
was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Lang's  Nek  and  the  lugogo  River. 

-'<^  Majors  Tillbrook  and  Wyatt.— For  War  Services,  see  tbelionourablo  Corps  of  Gentlemen  at  Arms,  p .  130. 

="'  Major  Hon.  F.  Le  Poor  Trench  served  in  the  52ud  Light  Infantry  during  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in 
1857-5S,  including  the  defeat  of  the  Seakote  mutineers  on  the  banks  of  the  Ravee  in  July  18=7,  siege  assault  and 
occapation  of  Delhi  from  13th  Aug.  to  22nd  Sept.  1857  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  40th Hegimont  in  the  New 
Zealand  war  in  1863-65,  and  was  present  at  Rangariri.  Waiari,  and  Crakau  (Medal). 

^''  Major  Trevor  served  with  the  4th  Regiment  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854,  and  up  to  i6th  Feb.  1S55,  including 
the  battles  in  the  Crimea  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  thi-ee  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

-'^  Major  Turner  sei-ved  with  the  65th  Regiment  in  New  Zealand  during  the  war  of  1S46,  and  also  throughout  that 
of  1S60-61,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  the  action  atMahoetahi  (Brevet  of  Major,  and  Medal). 

^1  Major  Vereker  served  with  the  12th  Regt.  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-65,  including  the  storm  and  capture 
of  the  Maori  posicion  at  Orakau  on  ist  and  2nd  April  1S64  (Medal). 

^2  Major  Vesey  served  as  Adjutant  of  the  72nd  Highlanders  in  the  Crimea  from  2Sth  May  1855,  including  the  ex- 
pedition to  Kertch,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attack  of  the  iSth  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  tho 
Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Kotah,  and  was  present  with  the  leading 
Column  of  assaidt  on  the  30th  March  185S,  pursuit  of  the  Gwalior  rebels  in  Rajpootana  and  battle  of  Buuass,  sub- 
sequently throughout  the  operations  in  Central  India  and  pursuit  of  the  rebel  forces  under  Tantia  Topee  and  Rao 
Sahib  in  1838-59  ;  commanded  Detachment  of  the  72nd  Highlanders  iu  the  action  of  Oodeypore  (mentioned  in  des- 
patches. Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

•^  Major  Walter  served  the  Indian  campaign  of  1858-59  with  the  53rd  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the  passage  of 
the  Gogra  at  F.vzabad  on  25th  Novemlier,  the  afl'air  of  Bungaon,  battle  of  Toolsepore  (performed  the  duties  of  a 
mounted  Ollicer),  and  some  minor  aBairs.  Commanded  the  Left  Wing  of  the  53rd  in  Sir  A.  Horsford's  Column  during 
the  latter  jiart  of  the  Trans-Gogra  campaign — twice  mentioned  in  despatches  (Medal). 

^"  Sir  Augustus  Riversdale  Warren  served  with  the  20th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  26th  January  1855, 
including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  capture  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  tbe  Medjidie, 
and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  iu  the  Indian  campaign  of  1S57-5S,  mchidiug  the  lactions  of  Chanda,  Umeerpore, 
and  Sultanpore,  siege  ami  capture  of  Lueknotv  (wounded),  subseijuenb  operations  iu  Oude  and  affairs  of  Pohun, 
and  Mea.nguuge,  also  at  Churda,  and  Fort  of  Musjeedia  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'  Major  Stephen  Watson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1S7S-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagemeut  at  Ahmed 
Kheyl — slightly  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^^  Major  Way  served  with  the  29th  Regiment  throughout  the  Punjaub  campaign  in  1848-49,  including  the  passage 
of  the  Chenab.  and  battles  of  Chillian wallah  and  Goojerat  (Medal  with  two  ClasDs). 

•^''  Major  E.  T.  Webb  served  with  the  Persian  expedition  in  1S57,  including  the  storm  and  capture  of  Reshire, 
and  surrender  of  Btishire  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

25"  Major  J.  C.  Weir  served  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1851-53  (Medal)  ;  and  with  the  expedition  north  of  the  Orange 
River  in  1852-53.  Also  the  China  war  of  i860,  iucluding  the  actions  of  the  3rd,  12th  and  14th  August,  i8th  anu  21st 
Sept.,  and  advance  on  Pekin  (Medal  with  Clasps  for  the  Takul'orts  and  Pekiu). 

^=  Major  H.  R.  White  served  with  the  89th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  5th  January  1855,  including  the  siege 
and  fall  of  Sebast(jpol,  and  attacks  on  tho  iSth  June  and  8th  Septemljer  (Medal  with  Clasp,  Brevet  of  Major,  5lh 
Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

»3  Sir  George  S.  Whitmore  served  in  the  latter  part  of  the  Kaffir  war  in  1847.  Was  in  the  action  of  Boem  Plaats  and 
defeat  of  the  insurgent  Boers  in  1848.  Ser\-ed  tteoughont  the  Kaffir  war  of  1851-52,  and  was  present  with  the  2nd 
Division  in  nearly  every  affilir,  including  the  storming  of  the  Iron  Mountain.  Commanded  Sir  Harry  Smiths 
escort  from  March  to  November  1851,  during  which  time  he  was  repeatedly  employed  as  a.  Staff  Officer  with  the 
various  Columns  on  patrol.  Acted  as  Major  of  Brigade  to  the  2nd  Division  from  November  1851  to  October  1852  ; 
and  as  Brigade  Major  to  the  Cavalry  Brigade  in  the  expedition  under  Sir-  George  Cathcart,  ending  m  the  battle  of 
Berea.  He  has  hail  two  horses  shot  under  him  in  action,  and  has  been  repeatedly  thanked  m  brigade  and  division 
orders,  as  well  as  in  the  general  orders  and  despatches  of  Sir  H.  Smith  and  of  Sir  G.  Cathcart  (Medal).  Brevet  ot 
Maior,  Turkish  Medal,  and  4th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  for  service  with  the  Turkish  Contingent. 

-«  Major  E.  L.  Williams  served  with  the  ist  Royals  in  the  Crime.^  from   tho  29th  Aug.  1855,  including  the  siege 
and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  was  severely  wounded  on  the  8th  September  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish   Medal  1. 
ai"n  of  1S68  in  China  as  D.A.Q.M.Gen.,  including  the  taking  of  Sinho  and  Tangku.  actions  ot  the  iSth 


conspicuous  gal lautry  at  Lucknow  on  tne  iitu  .uiircn  ijjso.  i^ajnaiu  „  iiiu>;„  o  v^-^h-.-j  •:"•'"'',{•,„:"' 
large  body  ot°the  enemy,  near  the  Iron  Bridge.  That  OfBcer  found  himself  at  the  end  of  a  street  with  only  loui 
of  li.s  men,  opposed  to  a  considerable  body.  One  of  the  four  was  shot  through  both  .egs  and  became  utterly 
helpless  1  the  two  men  lifted  him  up.  and  although  Private  Hawkes  was  severely  wounded,  he  carried  hiai  for 
a  considerable  distance,  exposed  to  the  fire  o"  the  enemy.  Captain  Wilmoi  firing  with  the  men  s  rifles,  and 
covering  the  retreat  of  the  party."  .      ^  .  ■         r    o  ,-..M.-iri;nn>  ttm 

»'«  Maior  John  Wilson  =erved  with  the  ^^ad  Highlanders  in  the  Crimean  campaign  of  1834-55,  mclvlding  the 

I  Ijattle  of  Balakl.?va  expedftiln  to  Kertch  luid  Yonikale,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Modal  with  two  (.•lasp.,th 
Class  of  the  Mediidie,  and  Turkish  Modal).     Served  also  the  campaign  ot  1857758  ''8''^"'^'  'J'i^  """°^f "  aVs"auU 

I  including  the  actions  at  Cawnpore  (6th  Dec.  1857) .  Seraighat.and  Kudygunge,  siege  and  fall  «' I','?,'='e°;V?^Xre  o f 
of  the  MMtmiere  and  Banks'  Bungalow,  attack  on  the  Fort  of  Hooyah,  action  at  AUygunge,  attack  and  capture  ol 

^- 'liiji^g^tmltam  s?r;-ed  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Eastern  campaign,  including  t^be  battles  of  Alma  and 
Balaklava,  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  until  April  1855  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Turkish  ^^Jf  ^'>/„„^erved  also 
during  the  Indian  Campaign  of  ,857-58,  including  tbe  action  ot  Cawnpore,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  ba-lle  or 
N.awabgunge,  and  taking  of  Fort  Oomerea  (Medal  with  Clasp) .  ,^^„,,„l  ..-i.n  rinsn  for  Po"-u) 

^«  Maior  J    J   Wood  served  with  the  iSth  Eoval  Irish  m  the  Burmese  war  of  1852  (Medal  with  Uasp  tor  1  c  U). 
Served  w°th  the  82n<?Regin?enrin  the  Crimea  from  the  2nd  September  1855,  ineluding  the  siege  and  fall  of  ^eous- 

topol  (Modal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  .  ..   .     ..^  .:*i  t^„i,    o  _i  <i,..r^.i<T>inntibpF.astei'n  cam- 

^»=lLiorW.Wood  served  with  the42nd  Highlanders  (as  Adjutantfrom,6thFeb  1855)  throu^^^^ 

paign  of  1854^55.  including  the  battles  of  Alma  .ind  Balaklava,  expedition  to  Kertch  an  ^"Ys'as'idiuWut  served 
SelmstopoK  Modal  ^-■ith  three  Clasps,  Knight  of  tho  Legion  ol  Honor,  and  r.rk.»h  Medal)  ^1'°  "^"^f ■'^'{^^i'^-f;^^^ 
the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-58,  iucluding  the  actions  at  Cawnpore  (6th  Dec.  .8^71.  totraighat,  Kboda,un„c 


772  War  Services  of  Majors  Retired  htf  Sale,  ^'c, 

and  Shumsabad,  siege  and  fall  of  Lucknow  and  assault  of  the  Martiniere  and  Banks'  Bungalow,  attack  on  the  Port 
of  Rooyah,  action  at  Allygunge,  attack  and  capture  of  Bareilly  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^'^'  Major  W.  W.  Worswick  served  with  an  expeditionary  force  ag'ainst  the  Indians  of  Yucatan  in  April  and  May 
iS6i.    Also  in  suppression  of  the  disturbance  in  the  Northern  district. 

^^^  Colonel  W.  A.  Wynter  served  with  the  j^rd  Rosiment  throujifhout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  1867-68,  and 
was  present  at  the  storming  and  capture  of  Magdala  (Medal).  Sewed  in  the  Ashanti  war,  and  was  i)re8ent  at 
the  capture  of  Adubiassie  (Medal  with  CIisp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  wm  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Charasiahon  the 6th  October  iS79,andin  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  1879.  including 
the  investment  of  Sherpore  (mentioned  in  despatches);  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to 
Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with 
three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 


Military  Knights  of  Windsor. 

Captain  Wm.  Maloney,^  Qr.  Mr.  ret.  pay  (Governor).  ^  Bt. Major  Stephen  \Va:son,ii  late  "Worcesterf^hire  Regt. 

Capt.  JohnAttkins  Pickworth,"  RidingMaater  retiredpay.  ;  Captain  William  Atkinson.'-'  late  13  Hussars. 

Major  Robert  Vaughan  Dickens,'  late  of  11  Foot.  Lt. (Colonel  John  Thomas  Maguire,'*  late  Rifle  Brigade. 

Captain  SirEdw.  Henry  John  Meredyth,  £^.  late  87  Foot.     ■  Lt. Colonel  John  Augustus  Tighe,'^  ret.pay  Dorsetshire 

Captain  Henry  Dyke  Marsh, ^  late  S2  Foot.  [      Regiment. 

Lt. Colonel  Wm.  Edward  Durand  Deacon,"  late  54  Foot. 

Captain  Maurice    Geurge  Beauf03'  FitzGerald,**  late  72 

Foot. 
Colonel  Frederick  Hay  Swinfen,^  late  5  Dragjon  trds. 
Major  Henry  Francis  Somerset  Bolton, '"retired  pay  18 
Foot. 


lit. Col.  Montagu  M'Pherson  Battye,'"  ret.  pay  10  Foot. 
Colonel  Henry  George  Edward  Somerset,'^  retired  pay 

3rd  Foot. 
Colonel  Dunbar  Douglas  Muter,i^late  51  Foot. 
Major  Clement  Headington  Dale,***  late  102  Foot. 


'  Captain  William  Maloney  served  the  Sutlej  campaign  of  1845-40  with  the  80th  Regiment,  including  the  battles 
of  Moodkee,  Ferozeshah.  and  Sobraon  (Medal  and  two  Clasps).  Served  also  in  the  Burmese  war  of  1852-53, 
including  the  capture  of  Martaban,  operations  before  Rangoon  and  capture  of  Prome  (Medal  with  Claap  for 
Pegu).  Served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1858-59,  including  the  afifaira  of  Hurra,  Simree, Bera,  Dhoond^iakeira, 
and  Busingpore  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  ('aptain  Piekworth  served  the  Eastern  campaigTi  of  1854-55  w^ith  the  8th  Hussars,  including  the  reconnais- 
sance to  Silistria,  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava.  Inkennan,  and  the  Tchemaya,  affairs  of  Bulganak  and  M'Kenzie's 
Farm,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  P'rench  War  Medal,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the 
Indian  campaigns  of  1S58-59  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Kotah,  rsoccupation  of  Chundaree,  battle  of  Kotake 
Serai,  capture  of  Gwalior,  and  action  of  Boordah  (Medal  with  Cla«u). 

*  Major  R.  V.  Dickens  served  with  the  64th  Regiment  in  the  Persian  campaign  of  1856-57,  including  the  Etorm 
find  capture  of  Re.-hire,  surrender  of  Bnshire,  an(l  bombardment  of  Mohumrnh  {Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in 
Bengal  and  N.W.  Province  in  suppressing  the  mutiny  in  :857-s8;  present  with  Havelock's  Column  in  the  actions 
of  Futtehpore,  Aoung,  Pandoo  Nuddee,  Cawnpore  (wounded),  and  Bithoor ;  in  an  atfair  at  Shirazpore  under 
Bricadier  Wilson,  and  was  Assistant  Engineer  during  the  defence  of  Cawnpore  (Medal). 

^  Captain  H.  D.  Jiarsh  served  with  the  82nd  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  2nd  September  1855,  including 
the  sicffe  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  also  in  the  N.W.  Proviinces  m 
suppressing  the  Indian  Mutiny  in  1S57-59,  and  was  present  as  Orderly  Oflicer  to  Brigadier  Watson  in  the  opera- 
Lions  for  the  relief  of  Lucknow  and  around  Cawnpore — wounded,  hcrt-e  killed  (mentioned  in  despatcbes)t  defeat 
there  of  the  Gwalior  Contingent  on  6th  December  1857  bj'  Loid  Clyde,  action  of  Kala  Nuddee,  occupation^of 
Futtehghur,  capture  of  Bareilly,  relief  of  Shahjehanpore,  actions  of  Khankur  and  Bunkagaon,  and  affairs"of 
Mabomdeeand  Shahabad  (Medal). 

"  Lt. Colonel  Deacon  served  with  the  6ist  Regt.  in  the  Pnnjaub  campaign  of  1848-49  ;  present  at  the  passage  of  the 
Chenab,  and  in  the  battles  of  Sadoolaporc.  ('hillianwallah,  and  Goojerat.and  with  the  Field  Force  in  pursuit  of  the 
enem.v  to  the  Khyber  Pass  in  March  1849  {Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Served  the  siege  and  assault  (severely  wounded) 
of  Delhi,  and  at  the  action  of  Nujjufghur  (lirevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Captain  FitzGerald  served  with  the  97th  Regiment  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  from  3tst  July  18^5, 
and  was  of  the  ladder  party  attheassaulton  the  Redan  on  the  3th  September— wounded  in  left  arm  and  leg  (Medal 
■with  Clasp,  Turkish  and  Sardinian  Medals).  Served  in  Bengal  in  suppressing  the  mutiny  in  1857-58,  with  the  Joun- 
pore  Field  Force  in  the  actions  of  Nusrutpore,  Chanda.  Ummeerpore  and  Sultanpore ;  was  one  of  the  stormers  at 
Fort  Dbowrara,  and  assisted  in  bringing  out  two  guns  under  a  close  fire  (thanked  in  despatches).  Was  after- 
wards at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow;  commanded  a  Detachment  of  the  97th  Regiment  in  the  pursuit  of 
Rnmmut  Sing  and  Fuzand  Ally  in  Bundlccund  in  March  1859  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"^  Colonel  F.  H.  Swiufen  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  with  the  5Lh  Dragoon  Guards,  including  tha 
battle  of  Balaklava  (wounded)  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

^*^  Major  H.  P.  S.  Bolton  accompanied  Sir  Garnet  Wolseley  to  the  Gold  Coast  in  September  1873  oi  special 
service,  and  served  throughout  the  Ashanti  warof  1873-74.  Was  sent  to  various  places  on  the  Gold  Coast  to  enlist 
native  contingents,  and  raised  the  Winnebali.  Mumford.  and  Barracoe  Companies  of  Russell's  Regiment.  Also 
commanded  Regimental  Transport  and  was  attached  to  the  2nd  Battalion  23rd  Fusiliers  during  the  second  phase 
of  the  war  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  to  an  unattached  ('ompany,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
Afghan  war  in  1S80,  including  the  operations  in  the  IChyber  Pass  (Medal). 

"  Major  Stephen  Watson  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ahmed 
Kheyl— slightly  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

•2  Captain  W.  Atkinson  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  in  1857-58,  and  was  present  at  the  siege  of  Delhi 
—wounded  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'*Lt. Colonel  J.T.Maguire  served  with  the  55th  Regt.  in  China,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Amoy, 
second  capture  of  Chusan,  attack  and  capture  of  Chinhae.  and  operations  up  the  Yangtsekiang  (Medal).  Sen-ed 
with  the  60th  Rifles  throughout  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1S48-49.  including  the  siege  and  storm  of  the  town  and 
capture  of  the  citadel  of  Mooltan,  battle  of  Goojerat,  pursuit  of  the  Sikh  army  until  its  final  surrender  at  Rawul 
Pindee,  occupation  of  Attock  and  Peshawur,  and  expulsion  of  the  Affghan  force  beyond  the  Khyber  Pass  {Medal 
•with  two  Clasps).  Served  throughout  the  campaign  of  Rohilcund  in  1858,  including  the  actions  of  Bugawalla  and 
Nugena,  relief  of  Moradabad.  action  on  the  Dojura,  assault  and  capture  of  Bai-eilly.  attack  and  bombardment  of 
Shahjehanpore,  defeat  of  the  rebels  and  relief  of  the  garrison,  capture  of  the  fort  of  i3uunai,  pursuit  of  the  enemy 
to  the  left  bank  of  the  Goomtee,  and  destruction  of  the  furt  of  Mahomdee ;  commanded  a  wing  of  the  1st  Battalion 
'doth  Rifles  at  the  attack  and  destruction  of  Shahabad  (Brevet  of  Major)  ;  commanded  the  Battalion  in  the  action  of 
Bunkagong  (Medal),  and  was  three  times  mentioned  in  despatches  and  recommended  for  an  unattached  Majority 
by  Lord  Clyde  for  service  in  the  field,  in  lieu  of  which  he  subse(iuently  obtained  the  Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel. 

'^  Lt. Colonel  J.  A.  Tighe  served  with  the  7Qth  Regiment  in  the  New  Zealand  campaigns  of  1S63-65,  including  the 
actions  at  Taranaki.Waiara,  Howrini,  Rangiawhia,  and  Orakau.  Commanded  for  fifteenmonths  the  wholeof  the 
transport  corps  in  the  Waikato  country  (Medal). 

•7  Lt. Colonel  M.  M'P.  Battye  served  m  the  Indian  campaign  of  1S57-5S.  and  was  present  at  the  mutiny  at  Dina- 
pore  and  attempt  to  relieve  Arrah;  capture  of  Atrowleea,  advance  to  Lucknow,  and  actions  at  Chanda,  Umeer- 
Tjore,  Sultanpore,  and  Douraha,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  and  storming  of  the  Emaumbara  and  Kaisabagh 
<Modal  with  Clasp). 

'8  Colonel  H.  G,  E.  Somerset  served  with  the  Cape  Mounted  Riflecicn  in  the  Kaffir  war  of  1847,  and  in  that  of 
1S50-52  (Medal). 


War  Services  of  Military  Kidyhts  of  Windsor.  773-5 

m-  the  campaign  m  Rohilcund  mcluding  the  actions  of  BuffawaHa  and  Nusena.  relief  oHSXa  action  on  thi 
II.  .jnra,  assault  and  capture  of  Bareilly.  attack  and  bombardment  of  Shahjehanpore  defeat  of^hfreMsXlTc^^^^^ 

-"  llajpr  C.  H  Dale  served  m  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  with  the  Madras  Fusiliers,  and  was  present  at  the 
enixnuements  at  Bithoor  Mungarwar,  and  Alum  Bagh,  the'relief  of  Lucknow  and  subsequent  defend  also  took 
part  m  the  defence  of  Alum  Bagh  under  Sir  James  Outram,  the  capture  of  Lucknuw.  Ihe  campaign ?n  dude  umler 
rA'to^l'w^w"'"  "{^^""^'"S  '?"  '''^'"^  "'  F.Y>^abad,  the  passage  of  the  river  at  Futtehpo,^r3ot*le  minor  affa  rs 
(Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  a  year's  service  for  Lucknow).  Served  in  the  Canadian  Militia  n=lK^i™!^»^^,,i,;^„,,,T 
Senior  Stafl  Officer  Alberta  Field  Force,  and  was  present  at  the  rel"ef  of  Si  ™on  t  rF^  Pit?  al^^^ 
engagements  at  FrcGchman's  Butte  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 


776-7  Officers  now  Iwldlnrj  Rank  in  the  Army  of  tlie  Most  NuhU 

Order  of  the  Garter. 

(According  to  their  Stalin.) 


1 
Knights.    (EG.)  ^ 

Field  Marshal  Sig  So«al  Hinhneu  the  Frince  of  Wales,  KT.  XP.  OCB.  OCSI.  OCMG.  GCIE.  GCKO   lo  HusBara  ) 

Gonoralift  iov^/  WglnT.Ahe  VuUc  c/Counaupht.  KT.  Kl>.  GCB.GCSl  GCMG.OCIE.GCrO.  Rifle  Brigade 
Hi,  lioyal  HighL,  the  Dnke  of  York,  KT.  Kl'.  GCfO.  Colonel  m  Lh.el  Royal  Fusiliers  etc^ 
H;»  ^^„ie,l,l  \Villiam  II     German  Emperor  anil  Kino  of  Prn>na.  GC1  O.  Colonel  in  Cbief  i  Dragoons 
^MaM^^flaim^Sola^^  '^^■^-  GCSI.OCMG.  GCIE.  aero.  Grenadier       ! 

Guards  . 

General  His  Hoyal  Highnesg  the  Duke  of  Caw.her\a,nd  „,,.      „,,,.^  ' 

GeneTa.)  Mis  Hdyal  aiohneu  FrinceV.  ChTilitinn  C.  A.of  Schleswig-Holstfin,  SC  I  O. 
Colonel  Duke  o/Abercorn,  CB.  late  5  Bn.  Inniskillins-  Fusiliers. 
Colonel  W.  Marquis  0/ Aliergavenny,  West  Kent  Yeomanry  Cavalry 
Colonel  G.  H.  Earl  Cadogan,  t  Battalion  Royal  Fusiliers 
Colonel  S.  C.  Duke  0/ Devonshire,  3  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment 
Colonel  W.  T.  S.  Earl  FitzwiUiam,  i  West  York  Yeomanry  Cavalry 

Major  C.  H.  Ditke  of  Richmond  and  Gordon  . 

Colonel  R.  A.  T.  ^Iarqld^  o/Salisbury,  4  Battalion  Bedfordshire  Regiment 
General  A.  C.  h.  Duke  of  Grafton,  CB.  retired  list 
Colonel  J  J.  R.  Duke  0/ Rutland,  GCB.  3  Battalion  Leicester  Regiment 
Colonel  H.  C.  K.  Marquis  of  Lansdowce,  GCMG.  GC.SI.  Wiltshire  Yeomanry. 
St  Ho7i.Y.  A.  Earl  of  Derby,  OCB.  3  Battalion  Lancaster  Regiment  (Cici.;) 
Coiorel  Most  Hon    C.  S.  Marqiii,.  of  Londonderry,  4  Battalion  Durham  Light  Infantrj' 
Colonel  William  John  A.  C.  J.  Dnke  o/Poriland,  GCVO.  4  Battalion  Derbyshire  Regiment 


Officers  now  holding  Bank  in  the  Army  of  the  Most  Ancient  and  Most  Noble 
Order  of  the  Thistle. 


Knights.    (KT.) 

Field  Marshal  Bis  Royal  Uiqhness  the  Prince  of  Wales,  KG.KP.  GCB.  GCSI.  GCMO.  GCIE.  G£rO.  10  Hussars. 
li!ne^rHilBoT'S,1hnesstheDnkeofVom.>,»'fhl.  KG.  KP.  GCB.  GCSI.  OCMG.  GCIE.  GCVO.  Rifle  Brigade 
Tti.  J?r.„nl  Hinhness  the  Duke  of  York.  KG.  GCI'f).  Colonel  in  Chief  Royal  Fusiliers,  etc. 
KeufMaS^irio;a;!ff,^*««/*7/)»i-^o/  Cambridge,  JTG.XP.  GCB.  GCSI.  GCMO.  GCIE.  GCVO.  Grenadier 

ColonclA.P.Sd'-'o/Gallowav,  3  Battalion  Scots  Fusiliers 

Lt  Colonel  Ht  Hon  .1.  A.  L.  Earl  of  Hopetoun,  GCMG.  GCJ  O.  late  Lanark  Yeomanry. 

Coionei  D.  B.  M.  R.  Dnke  o/Montrose,  3  Battalion  Sutherland  and  Argyll  Highlanders 


Officers  noiv  holding  Bank  in  the  Army  of  the  Most  Illustrious 
Order  of  St.  Patrick. 


Knights.    (KF.) 
Vi:,u1^^ar'^hii\msRovalHiqhneisthePrinceofW!i\ea.KO.KT.  GCB.  GCSI.  GCMG.  GCIE.  GOTO.  10  Hussars 
Ge1^r^rm^E7;:imh,f::^the  Duke  of  Confiaught.  KG.KT.  GCB  GCSI.  GCMO.  GCIE.  GCVO.  Rifle  Brigade 
Tfi.inLl  Hiahne^^  the  Dnke  o/York,  KG.  KT.  GCVO.  Colonel  in  Cliiet  Royal  Fusiliers,  etc. 
Tll\SrS,a\H^EoyalHi^^^^^^^  l^G.  KT.  OCB.  OCSI.  GCMG.  GCIE.  OCVO.  Grenadier 

Co?onri'R  E  St  L  _EaWo/"Cork  and  Orrery,  North  Somerset  Yeomanry  Cavalry 

Co  one!  F  T  Marquis  of  viserm  and  Ava,  OCB.  OCSI.  GCMG.  GCIE.  3  Bn.  Irish  Rifles  (North  Down  Militia) 

Colonel  v'  a".  Earl  o/Keumare,  4  Bn.  Munster  Fusiliers  (Kerry  Militia) 

fnlmiAl  Tames  E   W    1'   J/aro.  of  Ormonde,  5  Battilliou  Irish  Regiment 

VTOTFipld  Marshal  Frederick  S.iorrf  Roberts  of  Kandahar,  GCB.  OCSI  GCIE.  Commamler  in  Chief,  Irish  Guards. 

FieldMarsharGarnetJ.n»co,oiMVolseley,  OCB   G(:;M(?.Eoyal  Horse  Guards.  &c. 

Field  Marshal  His  Serene  Highness  Prince  Edward  oj  Saxe-Weimar,  GCB.  i  Life  Guards  (Extra) 

Colonel  F  C   £(!r/ o/'Kilmorey,  late  Shropshire  Yeomanry  Cavalry 

Colnnel  w'  T   Earl  of  Dunraveu  and  Mouutearl,  Glamorgan  Artillery  (Western  Division  Royal  Artillery) 

Colonel  Et  Hon.  B.C.  Baron  Iveagh,  Dublin  City  Artillery  (South  Divibion  Royal  Artillery) 

Colonel  A.  B.  S.  Earl  o/Gostbrd,  3  Battalion  Irish  Fusiliers 


Ci 


Officers  now  holding  Bank  in  the  Army  of  the  Most  Honourable 
Order  of  the  Bath. 

Gkeat  Masteb  and  First  and  Peincipal  K.vight  Grand  Cboss. 
Field  Marshal  ffi*2J<-,aiHi5*«e»  Albert  Edward  Pri^c.o/ Wales,  KG.KT.  KP.  GCSI.  GCMO.  GCIE.  GCVO.   ,0 

H"^^^''*  Knights,  Gband  Ceoss.  (GCB.) 

Chelmsford,  General  Frederic  Aag.  Lord,  2  Life  Guards 
Cromer,  Maj.  E.  Visct.  GCB.  GCMG.  KCSI.  CIE.  lateR. 

Art  (Ciuii) 
D'Aguilar,  General  Sir  Charles  L.  Royal  Ai-tillery 
Daubeney, (jeneral  5ir H.Charles B.,  Border  Regt.  (55  F.) 
Derby.iiV.  Jion.F.  A.Eur/o/,A'0,3Bn.Lanc.  Regt.  {Civil) 
iJtlT   Dickson,  General  Sir  Colhngwood,  Royal  Artillery 
Dufl'erin  and  Ava,  Colonel  F.  T.  Marquis  of,  KP.  OCSI. 

OCMG.  GCIE.   3  Bn.  Irish  Rifles  (Cic:/) 
Forbes,  General  Sir  John,  Bombay  Cavalry 
IT(£  Gough,  General  SirQ.  J.  S.,  U.S.  List  Bengal  Cavalry 
V&  Gough  General  Sir  Hugh  H.,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  C. 
Greaves,  General  Sir  George  R.  KCMG.  E.  Surrey  Regt. 
Grenfell,   Lt.General  Sir  F.  Wallace,    GCMO.    King's 

Royal  Ritles 
Hames,  Field  Marshal  Sir  F.  P.  GCS/.  CIE.  Scots  Fus. 
FiC  Hilla-Johnes,  Lt.General  Sir  James,  ret.  pay  R.  Art. 
Johnson,  Gen.  Sir  Chas.  Cooper,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  C. 


GeneraX  His  Royal  Highness  the  Duke  o/Connaught,  JG. 

KT  KF  GCSI  GCMO.  GCIE.  OCVO.  Rifle  Brigade 
Field  Marshal  JJ«  B'>!/Ji'^'sJ'«essGe^-\f,iJ-';  -»«^^  "/ 

Cambridge,    KG.    KT.   KP.   GCSI.    GCMG.    GCIE. 

GCVO.  Grenadier  Guards 

Alison  General  Sir  Arch.  Bart.  Seaforth  Highlanders 
Biddul'ph,  General  S.rMichael  AS    Royal  Artillery 
Biddulph,  General  Sir  Robert,  GCJlfG.  R.  AruUery 
Bradford  Colonel  Sir  E.  R.  C,  KCSI.  Unemployed  Super- 
numerary List  Indian  StaaCorps(Cim;) 
Bridport,  General  Fiscoi/ni,  retired  list  (CiiuO 
rat  Browne    General  Sir  Samuel  Jas.  KCSI.  Indian  S.  C. 
Brownlow,  General  Sir  C.  H.,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  C. 
ye  BuUer,  General  Bt.  Hon.  Sir  Redvers  Henry,  KCMG. 

ChSerlafnfFfew'llarshal  Sir  Neville  Bowles,  OCSI. 
Bengal  Infantry. 


Most  Honourable  Order  of  the  Bath.  ,-1^ 

Knights,  GiiiND  Cross— vontinued. 


Rojal  EnginecTs 
Stewart,  GCSI.  GCIE, 


ROSS.  General  ...  Join..  Leicester  iiS^^^'''  \,^?^^^^^^  «,.  Henr,  Eve,^.  «„.«. 

Knights  Cohmandehs.  (RCB  ) 

ir^'oS?Srte^e?;;i'l,7^1f;;^L^L'fet'^  ^«-    f""-  «"•   J"""    Ha,-    Athol, 

Ashbumham,  Maj.Gen.S.rCromer  retnav  Ene'sR  R.fle,  -VTcrlrx^.n   ai^V^°'";'"'?''^'"''°"'-^'  Brigade  (CVi/) 
j».,.e.  Barker  General  Si,-  George  D^by^      ^  iS^O^e^n    T i»,Sr  ""■  ^T  i"  Carstairs.JE CAfG.  ret.  list 

farnarrt,  Genesis;.  Charles  L?udon%^f.p.R.MarineArtriSfanSta™C^^^^^^^^        '"'   ■'°''°    '^''''"^'  ^'^  ^-  I-'^' 
ll?ot  'iS^i^^^^^^^lZyS^^;^^''''^^^'^^^^^  M-  ''^J^^-  .-et.  pay  Hi.Ulana 

Bruce,  Lt.General  S.r  Henry  Le  Geytjr.r.^py'ilo'^/afir'   Mar\'n?L"ti^?irS!'E*E!l^f!^5''V"^-''°-^'"'  ''"'^''^^'^■ 
'i     kh-  ^-rP-  ?-S?.-  Scottish  Rifles  (Cii',7)  Mannsell,  General  Sir  Fred.  Richard 


Buchanan,  Col.  Si  ^         

Bulwer,  General  Sir  Edw.  G.,  ECB.  Welsh  FusilTers 
Butler.  Lieut. General  Sir  William  Francis 
c.  Cameron,  General  Sir  William  Gordon,  Lancaster  Re»t 
Carrington,  Major  Genoral  Sir  Frederick,  KCMG. 
Clarke.  Lt.General  Sir  Charles  Mansfield,  Bart. 
p.g.c.  Clery.  Major  General  Sir  Cornelius  Francis 
Clinton,  Col.  Lord  E.W.  Pelham,  ret  .pay  Hit'.  Brie-. (Cioii) 
OoUett.  Colonel  Sir  Henry,  U.  S.  List  Indian  Statf  Corps 
Conyngham,   Hon.   Col.  Sir  W.  F.  L.,  late  4  Bn.  Innia- 
killins  Fasihors  (Londonderry  Militia)  (^Civil) 


■et.  pay  6,Drs.  (CiciO 
Fred.  Richard,  Royal  Engineers 
r-....  Maurice,  Major  Gen.  Sir  John  Fredk.  R.  Art 
Meiklejohn,  Major  Gen.  Sir  Wm.  Hope,  C3IG.  Bengal  Inf 
Moncrieff,  Col.  Sir  Alex,  late  Edinburgh  Art.  (Southern 

Division  Royal  Art.)  [CiM) 
Moore,  General  Sir  Alex.  George  M.  iS  Hussars 
Moore,  Lieut. General  Sir  Henry,  CIE.  Ijnem.  Sun.  List 

Indian  Staff  Corps 
Morris,  Commissary  General  Sir  Edward,  retired  pay 
Murray,  General  Sir  John  Irvine,  U.  S.List  Indian  S.  C. 

,-,        r  . /-.  1  C--     T  ,_     ,.-    -    ,   '  ^ '  Nation,  General  Sir  John  Louis.  I  idian  StHff  Corn* 

c^Cox,  Lt. Genera   S,r  John  W  m. ,  Somerset  Lt.  Infantry     Neivdegate,  Lt.Gen  Sir  Edward  Ne^vdr.'ate    DevonRe-t 
Davis,  General  S,r  John,  Sussex  Regiment  l\'ewdi|ate,  Lt.General  Sir  Henry  R  L°  ret'ired  l™t     " 

Dillon   General  Sir  Martin,  CS/  West  Yorkshire  Regt       Nicholson,  Maj.Gen.  Sir  Wm.  GustTvus  Royal  Engneers 
Donnelly    Major  General  S,r  J.  Fretcheville  D^ie,,  late  Norman,  Lt.General  Su-  Fran.  Booth.  U  S  Li^t  Ind  S  C 
Royal  Engineers  (C.../)  Olivey.  Colonel  Sir  W.  R..  ret.  pay  Army  Par  i)ep"(arin 

Doran,  General  S,r  John    Indian  StaffCorps  Palmer,  General  Sir  Arthur  Power,  Indian  Staff  Corps    ' 

Du  Cane.Maj,  Gen  S.r  EdmondF..ret.pay  R.  Eng.  (Cirii)  Penrose.  GeneralSir  Penrose  Charles,  r.f.p  Royal  Marines 
^...c.  East,  Lieul.  General  S.r  Cecil  James  Perkins.  General  Sir  ^neas,  V.  S.  L  st  Royal  En^ineSI 

Fdwf^df 't*^  c^rRf ';?■  '^\^"#,'''  Y-^b'^^  ^"'"'"^y  ^°J-  ™''P^'  ^"J"  «<'°<=™'  •'"■  J^^'^Ph-  ret  list  RoVaKMarfnes 
Edwards    Lt.Col.  Sf.  ifo...  Sir  Fleetwood  I.,  ret.  pay  R.Fd;  Prendergast.  Gen.  Sir  Harry  X.  D  US  List  R  Ens 

%,!,»■      n        c-   Tjj        .„    ,     ,  F^I  Probj-n.  Gen.  SirDightonM.i  GCFO.i-CS/.  Beno-a'l 

jj.s.c.  EUes.  Major  Gen.  Sir  Edmond  Roche  (from  R.  Art.)'    Cavalry  (Ciri;)  .  ji^oj.  jjeu^ai 

Elliot,  Major  Gen.  Sir  Alex.  Jas.  Hirdy,  6  Dragoon  Gds.  j  Raines,  General  Sir  Julius  Aut^.  Robert  E  Kent  Rpo-t 
Bwart.  Major  Gen   S.r  H   Peter.  ECrO.  7  Dragoon  Gds,  Rattray.  Lt.General  Sir  James  Clerk.  Scottish  Rifles"  ' 
c.  Ewart,  Gen.  Sir  J.  A..  Argyll  and  feutb.  Highs.  (Civil)     '  Ridgeway,  Colonel  i?^  ifoii.  Sir  J  W    GCMG  SCSI  late 
Farquharson,  Colonel  Sir  J.  retired  pay  Royal  Bugineeisl     Bengal  Infantry  (Cii'i/) 

Farren,  General  S.r  Richard  T.,  N.Lancashire  Regt.  !Rogers,Lt.GeneralSir  Robt.  Gordon  U.  S   Listind  S  C 

Feildmg,  General  i^o.i.  Si  .-Percy  Robt.  Basil,  SuffolkRegt.iFC  Rowlands,  General  Sir  Hu"-h,  \Vest  Ridiuf  Regiment 
Frankfort  de  Montmorency,  Major  Gen.   risct.  ret.  list    Handle,  Major  Gen.  Sir  Henry  M.  L.  CMG  DSO  R   in 
Frasei-,Generalifoi!.SirDavid  M'Dowall, ret.  payR.Art.'Sankoy.  Lt.GeneralSir  Richard  Hieram'  (Cioil)  '     "      ' 
ji.a.c.  Fraser.  Major  Gen.  Sir  Thomas,  CMG.  Royal  Eng.  Schneider,  General  Sir  John  William,  Bombay  Infantry 
Galbraith,  Major  General  Sir  William,  retired  list.  Schomberg,  General  .S'ir  Geo.  Au'^.  ret  li*t  R  Mar  Art 

Gaselee,  Lt.General  Sir  Alfred.  Indian  Staff  Corps  Scott.  MajorGeu  Sir  Fras.Cunningham.i:CJfs''Jate4-'  Ft 

p.s.c.  Gatacre.  MajorGen.  Sir  W.  Forbes,  DSO.  i-.-ffff  Jf.'Shute,  General  Sir  Charles  Cameron,  6  Dra'^oons 
Geary,  Major  Gen.  Sir  Henry  Le  Guar,  Royal  Artillery    iSmith,  Colonel  Sir  Chas.  Bean  E.,  CSr.  late  Mad.  Inf  (CriO 
Gib,  General  Sir  William  Anthony,  Indian  Staff  Corps      |Spurgin,  Lt.General  Sir  John  Blick,  CSI  Dublin  Fusiliers 
Gipps,  General  Sir  Regmald,  Durham  Light  Infantry       i  Stewart.  General  Sir  R.  Campbell,  U.  S.  List  Madras  Cav 
Glyn.  General  Sir  Julius  Richard,  Lincoln  Regiment       'Stirling,  Lt.General  Sir  William,  P.oyal  Artillery 
Gordon.Lt. General  Sir  Ben.  Lumsden,  ret.  list  R.  Art.       Stokes.  Lt.General  Sir  John,  Royal  Engineers  (Ci'rii) 
Gordon,  General  Sir  John  James  Hood.  U.  S.  List  Ind.  S.  C.  Sutheld,  Colonel  Rt.  Hon.  C.  Lord,  late  Norfolk  Art  E 
Gordon,  General  Sir  Thos.  Edw.  jrC/£.  CS/.  U.  S.  List     Division  Royal  Artillery 

Indian  Staff  Corps  ITanner,  General  Sir  Oriel  V..  U.  S.  List  Indian  Staff  C. 

p.s.c.  Grant.  Lt.General  Sir  Robert.  Royal  Engineers        iTaylor.  General  Sir  R.  C.  H.,  Cameron  Highlanders 
p.i.c.  Grove,  Major  General  Sir  Coleridge  llTiT  Thackeray,  Colonel  Sir  Edward  Talbot.'  retired  pay 

Hanbury.  Surg.  Major  Gen.  Sir  Jas.  Arthur.  MB.  ret.  pay      Royal  Engineers  {Civil) 

p.s.c.  Harrison.  General  Sir  Richard.  CMG.  |Thomson.  Surg.  Col.  Sir  George,  late  Bengal  Est. 

p.s.c.  V£  Hart.  Colonel  Sir  Reginald  Clare.  Royal  Eng.    jTuson,  General  Sir  Henry  Brasnell.  R.  Mar.  Artillery 
Hay.  Lt.General  Sir  Robert  John,  ret.  pay  Royal  Artillery  Ty tier.  General  Sir  James  M.  B.  F.  late  Bengal  Staff  C. 
Higginson,  General  .Si.- Wentworth  Alex.  Worcester  Regt.'Vaughan,  General  Sir  J.  Luther.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Hills.  Major  Gen.  Sir  John,  ret.  pay  Royal  Engineers       [Walker,  Lt.General  Sir  Frederick  W.  E.  Forestier,  CMG. 
Holdich,  General  Sir  Edward  A.  Lancashire  Fusiliers        iUC  Walker,  General  Sir  Mark,  Derbyshire  Regiment 
JTd  Home,  Surgeon  General  Sir  Anthony  Dickson, ret. pay  |Wallington,  Colonel  Sir  J.  W.,  late  4  Bn.Glouc.  Regt.  (Civil) 
Hopton,  Lieut. General  S.r  Edwiird,  Connaught  Rangers  FtiT  IFun^u^ff,Lt.Coloiieli?o6*.J(w.Xortf,[ate  Scots  Gds.(Cir.) 
Hewlett,  General  Sir  Arthur,  Indian  Staff'  i3orps  1  Warren,  Lt.General  Sir  Charles,  GCMG.  R,  Engineers 

Hughes,  Major  General  Sir  Robert  John,  letired  pay         I  ITlC Watson,  General  St.-  John,  Indian  Staff  Corp; 
Hume,  Lt.General  Sir  Robert.  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry  ,  Westmacott.  Major  General  Sir  Richard.  D.SO.  Indian  S.C, 
Hunter.  Lieut. General  Sir  Archibald.  DSO.  .White,  General  Sir  Robert,  21  Hussars 

Innes,  Surgeon  General  Sir  John  Harrie  Ker,  ret.  pa.y      1  White-Thomson, Col. Sir  Root. Thos.  late  i  Dragoon  Guards 
Jenkins,  Major  Gen.  Sir  Fras.  Howell,  r.f.p.  Bengal  S.  C.|     (Civil) 

Johnson,  General  Sir  Allen  B..  U.  S,  List  Indian  S.C.       j  Wilkinson.  Lt.General  Sir  Henry  Clement.  4  Dr.  Guards 
Jones.  General  Sir  Howard  Sutton,  ret.  list  R.  Marines     Williams.  General  Sir  John  Wm.  C,  R.  Marine  Art. 
Keen.  Colonel  Sir  Frederick  John.  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  C.I  Williams.  Lt.General  .?..-  Wm.  John,  ret.  list  R.  Artillery 
Kemball,  General  Sir  Arnold  B.  £CSL.  Roval  Artillery     IFC  Wilmot,  Major  Sir  Hy.  Bart,  late  Rifle  Brigade 


Kiitgscote,  Lt. Colonel  Sir  Sob.  iV.  F.^  late  Scots  Fusilier 

Guards  (Civil) 
Leach,  Lt.Col.  Sir  Geo.  Arch,  late  R.  Engineers  (Civil) 
Luck,  Major  General  Sir  George 


Wilson,  Major  General  Sir  Charles  Wm.  S:CMG.  ret.  list 
Wmgate,  Major  Gen.  Sir  Francis  R.  ECMG.  DSO.  E.  Art. 
Wolsele.v.  Lieut.General  Sir  George  Benjamin 
Wood.  General  Sir  Henry  H.  A.  Indian  Staff  Corps 


M'Calmont.  Major  General  Sir  Hugh  |  Wright,  General  Sir  Thomas.  Indian  StaffCorps 

■  Sir  Robert  Kingscote,  Sir  Dighton  Probyn.  Sir  Richard  Sankey  and  Sir  Edward  Thackeray  are  also  ilHitarg 
Companions  of  the  Order.aml  entitled  to  wear  the  Insignia  of  that  Class  and  Division,  in  addition  to  those  of  aCioii 
Knight  Commander. 


779 


Most  Honourable   Order  of  the  Bath, 


Abadie,  Major  General  Henry  Richard 

Abboit,  Colonel  Henry  Alexins,  Indian  Staff  Corp. 


CoUPiNIONS.    (C-B.) 

Clarke,   Lieut. General  S.  M.  Wiseman,  retired  list 
Clerk,  General  Godfrey 


Abercorn,  Colonel  Duke  of,  KG.  late  5  Bn.  Inniskilling  Clifford,  Lieut. General  Robert  Cecil,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.C. 


Fusiliers  (Citil) 
V^  Adams,  BL.Lt. Colonel  Robert  Bellew,  Indian  S.C. 
Adams,  Major  H.  J.  Goold,  CMG.  Ro.yal  Scots 
Aglionby,  Colonel  Arthur  SUson,  late  of  33  Foot 
AitVen,  Lt. Colonel  William,  h.\i.  Royal  Artillery 
Aitchison,  General  Charlee  T.  Indian  Staff  Corp* 


jCochrane,  Colonel  William  Fras.  D.  h.p.  Duke  of  Corn- 
wall's Liglit  Infantry 
Cogrhill,  Colonel  Kendal  J.  W.  r.f.p.  igHuRsars 
jCollen.  Major  Gen.  Sir  Edwin  H.  H.  KCIE.  Indian  S.C. 
jCollingwood,  Lt.Colonel  Cuthbert  G.,  r.p.  Lanj.  Fus. 
ICoUins,  Lt.Col.  Arthur,  JIVO.  ret.  pay  Middlesex  Regt. 


A.lUgood,  Major  General  George,  r.f.p.  Indian  Staff  Corps|CGllinson,  Colonel  John,  Northampton  Regiment 
AJison,  ColJas.  John.  4  Battalion  J^urham  lit.  Int.  {Cioil)   jCoUis.  Major  General  Francis  Wm.  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  C. 
Anderson,  General  Hurace  Searle,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  C  jColquhoun,  Colonel  Alan  John,  Edinburgh  Art.  {Clcil) 
Applevard,  MajorGen.Fred.Emest.r.f.p.  Regimental Dist.Colvile,  Lt. General  Fiennes  M.  retired  list 
p.».c.  Ardagh,  Major  General  -Sir  John  C*  KCIE.  R.  Eug.  [Colvile,  Major  General  Sir  Hy.  Edward, £'( 


Badcock,  Lieut. Gen. Alex.  Robert,  CSf.  Indian  tetaffCorps 
Bagot,  Colonel  Charles  Hervey,  Royal  Engineers 
Bainbri-lge,  Colonel  Edmond,  ret.  pay  R.  Artillery  (Civil) 
Baker.  Colonel  George,  ret.  pay  Regimental  District 
Bannerman,  General  W.  Unemployed  Sup.  L  st 
Harchard,  Colonel  Charles  Henry,  late  Bengal  Staff  Corps 
B  trnard,  Colonel  John  Hem-j',  CMG.  h.p.  RegtI.  District 
Barnes.  Colonel  Osmond,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Barrow,  Major  Gen.  Edmund  George,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
p.g.c.  Barton,  Major  General  Geoffry,  Royal  Fusiliers 
Battye,  Major  General  .Arthur,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.C. 
Bayly,  General  .lohn,  ret.  pay  Royal  Engineers  (Cioil) 
Bayly.  Colonel  Richard  Kerr.  ret.  pay  Black  Watch 
Beal,  Colonel  Henry,  ret.  pay  South  Staffordshire  Regi. 
Beath.  Surgeon  Major  John  Henry,  MD.  retired  pay 


Colville,  Col.    Hon.    Sir  Tf'illiam  Jamev, 


KCMG. 

KCrO.  late  Rifle 


Brigade  ( Civil) 
Colwell,  Lieut. General  George  H.  T.,  Roj-al  Marines 
Combe,  Major  General  Boyce  Albert 
Cougleton,  Major  General  Henry,  Lord 
Connolly,  Lt.Colonel  Benjamin  B.,  MA.  MD.  ret.  pay 
Cook,  Major  Gen.  James,  ret.  list  ludian  S.  C. 
Cooke,  Lt.General  Anthony  Charles,  ret.  pay  R.  Eng. 
Copland,  Colonel  Alexander,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  C. 
Corbet,  Colonel  Arthnr  Domville,  Royal  Marines 
Cowie,  Major  General  Crombie,  ret.  pay  Royal  Artillery 
Cox,  Colonel  Alexander  Temple,  U.S.  List  Indian  S.  C. 
Cox,  Major  General  Charles  Vivian,  r.f.p.  Royal  Artillery 
p  n.c,  Creagh,  Colonel  Arthur  G.  Royal  Artillery 
Crease,  Colonel  John  Frederick,  ret.  pay  R.  Marine  Art. 
Heatson.  Lt.Colonel  Stuart  Brjwnlow,  Indian  Staff  CorpsICrotlon,  Brig.  Gen.  Morgan  S.,  Z>iS'0.h.p.  S.StaHord  Regt. 


Beckett,  Colonel  Charles  Edward,  h.p.  3  Hussars 
Beckett,  Colonel  Stephen,  r.f.p.  Bengal  Staff  Corps 
Begbie.  Major  General  Elphinstone  W.  DSO.  Madras  Inf. 
f.s.c.  TvT  Bell,  Colonel  Mark  Sever,  ret.  pay  R.  Engineers 
Bell,  Colonel  Jl'illiatn,  late  64  Foot  (Civil) 
Bellairs,  Lt.General  Sir  William,  KCMG.  retired  list, 
p.s.c.  Bengough,  Major  General  Harcourt  M.  retired  list 
Beville,  General  George  Francis,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  C. 
Bird,  General  Sir  George  Corrie,  KCIE  Indian  S.  C. 
Biscoe,  Lieut. General  Wm.  Walters,  U.  S.List  Beng.  Cav. 
p.n.c.  Black,  Major  General  Wilsone,  retired  list 
YC  Blair.  General  James,  Bombay  Cavalry 
Blake,  Col.  Maurice  C.  J.  3  Bn.  Connaught  Rngrs.  (Civil) 
Blane,  Lt.General  5(i- Scjmaour  John, J3ar/.  ret.  list 
Blundell,  Colonel  John  Eyles,  ret.  i>ay  Hampshire  Regt. 
Boileau,  Colonel  Francis  Wm,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  C. 
liond,  Major  General  William  Dunn,  retired  list 
Iiorrada,ile,  Colonel  George  Wm.  ret.  nay  Royal  Artillery 
lioswell,  Major  General  John  James,  r.f  p.  Bengal  S.C. 
Bourchier,  Lt.General  Eustace  Fane,  r.f.p.  R.  Engineers 
Boyd,  Colonel  John  Alex.  ret.  pay  Army  Service  Corps 
Brabazon,  Colonel  John  Palmer,  h.p.  4  Hussars 
Bradshaw,  Surg.  Major  Gen.  Alex.  Frederick,  ret.  pay 
Bridge,  Colonel  C.  H.  Army  Service  Corps 
Broadbent,  Colonel  John  Edward,  Royal  Engineers 
Broadfoot.  Colonel  Archibald,  ret.  pay  Royal  Artillery 
Bromhead,  Colonel  Sir  Benjamin  P.,  Jtarf.  Indian  S.  C. 
Bromhead,  Colonel  Charles  James,  ret.  pay  Regtl.  Dist. 
Brook,  Major  General  Edmund  Smith 


Cumberland,  Maj. Gen.  Charles  Edward,  ret.  pay  Royal. 

Engineers 
Currie,  Colonel  Thomas,  North  Staffordshire  Regt. 
Dalgety,  Col.  Reg.  Wm.,  r.p.  York  and  Lancaster  Regt. 
p.t.c.  Dalrymple,  Major  General  William  Liston 
Dane,  Insp.  Gen.  of  Hospitals  Richard,  3ID.  half  pav 
Davis,  Colonel  George  M' Bride,  DSO.  Bengal  Med.  Est. 
Dawson,  General  Francis,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Deane,  Colonel  Thomas,  U.S.  List  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Degacher,  Major  General  Henry  James,  S.  Wales  Bord. 
Delafosse,  MajorGeneralHenry  George. ret  pay Regl  Dist. 
!De  Renzy,  Dep.  Surg.  Gen.  A.  C.  C.  retired  Bengal  Army 
Desborough,  Major  General  John, r.f.p.  Royal  Artillery 
De  Winton,  Major  General  Sir  F.  W.  GCMG.  ret.  pay 
Dicken,  Colonel  Wm.  Popham,  DSO.  U.  S.  List  Ind.S.  C. 
Dickson.  Colonel  John  B.  B.  h.p.  5  Dragoon  Guards 
Dixon,  Colonel  Hy.  Grey,  Regimental  Dii^trict 
Donnelly, Dep.  Surg. Gen.  John  M'Neale.3/i*. late  Mad. Est, 
Dorward,  Colonel  Arthur  Robt.  Ford,  DSO.  Royal  Eng. 
Dowker,  General  Howard  C,  ludian  Staff  Corps 
Downes.  Deputy  Commissary  General  Arthur  Wm.h.p. 
Drage,  Col.  Thomas  William,  Army  Pay  Department 
Drew,  Major  General  Francis  Barry,  retired  pay 
Duck,  Veterinary  Lt.Colonel  Francis 
Dundas,  Colonel  Lorenzo  George,  ret.  pay  6  Bn.  R.  Fus. 
Dundonald.  Major  General  D.  M.  B.  H.  Earlof,MVO.h.\^. 

2  Life  Guards 
Dunne.  Colonel  Walter  A.,  from  Army  Service  Corps 
p.».c.  Durand,  Colonel  A.  G.  A.  CIE.  Indian  Staff  Corps 


Browne,  Major  General  S  winton  John,  Indian  StaffCorps  <  Durand,  Lt.Colonel  5irEdw.  Law,  £/.  ret.  Ind.S.  0. (Civil) 
Browning,  Col.  Montague  date  3  Bn.  Suffolk  Regt.(Cicin  Dyce,  Colonel  George  H.  Coles,  Indian  Suiff  Corps 
Brownlow,  Colonel  Celadon  Charles,  U.S.  List  lud.  S.  C.  Edwards,  General  5ir  James  Bevan,  ATCWG.  retired  list 


Brownlow,  Major  General  William  Vesey 
Brownrigg,  Major  Gen.  H.  J.,  ret.  pay  C.  and  T.  Staff 
Bruce,  Colonel  Andrew  McCrae,  C.  S.  L  st  Bengal  Inf. 
Buchanan,  Lient.General  Henry  James,  Norfolk  Regt. 
Buchanan,  Col.  Lewis  Mansergh,  4  Bn.  Innis.Fus.(Ct«ii) 
Burnaby,  Major  General  E.  B.  ret.  pay  Yorkshire  Lt.  Int. 
Burne,  General  Henry  K.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
p.s.c.  Burnett,  Major  General  Charles  John,  K-i-HGM. 
Burroughs,  Lt.General  Frederick  Wm.  Warwick  Regt. 
Buiton,  General  Fowler,  West  Kent  Regiment 
Bushman,  Major  General  Henry  Augustus,  9  Lancers 
B3"am,  Major  General  William,  retired  list 


Egerton,  Colonel  A.  M.  ret-ired  pay.  Royal  Horse  Guards 
Egerton,  Major  Gnn.  Charles  Comyn,  DSO.  Indian  S.  C. 
Elliot,  Colonel  Edw.  Locke,  DSO.  Indian  StaffCorps 
Elliott,  Colonel  John,  CMG.  late  of  R03  al  Marines 
Elrington,  General  Fred.  Robert,  RiHe  Brigade 
Elton,  Colonel  Frederick  C.  rtt.  pay  Royal  Artillery 
p.s.c.  Eagland,  Major  General  Edward  Lutwyche,  ret.  lisU 
Evans,  Lient.General  Horace  Moule,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
fiwart,  Lt.General  Charles  Brisbane,  ret.  pay  R.  Engineers 
Eyre,  Colonel  Kdmund  Henry,  U.  S.  Li-^t  Indian  S.  C. 
Falmouth,  Major  General  Viecoujit,  MVO. 
Farrington,  Col.  Malcolm  Charles,  ret. pay  YorkLt.  Inf. 


Caldecoti,  Colonel  Francis  Jas.  ret.  list  R.  (Bombay)  Art,  Feilden,  Major  General  Henry  Broom,  retired  list 

IJCCameron.  Col.  Aylmer  Spicer,  ret.  pay  K.  O.  Scot.  Bor.FitzGeorge,  Colouel  Augustus  C.  F.,  ret.  p^y  :i  Hussars 

Campbell,  Surgeon  Major  John,  MD.  late  Bengal  Army  |FilzGerald,  Colonel  Charles  John,  U.  S.  List  Indian  Staff 

Campbell,  Major  General  Sir  John  V^m.Bari.  Royal  Art.      Corps 

Carey,  Colouel  William,  ret.  pay  Royal  Artillery  1  FitsHugh,  Major  Gen.  Alfred,  r.f.p.  Bengal  Staff  Corps 

Carington.Lt.  Col.  Hon.  Wm.  H.  P.  h.p.lateGren.  Guards  Fleming,  Principal  Vet.  Surg.  George  [Cicil),  ret.  pay 

Carr,  Colonel  George.  late  of  Madras  Infantry  [Fletcher,  Colonel  5/r  Henry,  Sar^  Commanding  Sussex 

Chads,  Major  General  William  John,  retirecl  list  i     Voluuteer  luiantry  Brigade  {Civil) 

Chalmer,  Colonel  Reginald,  r.p.  King's  Royal  Rifles  Flood,  Major  General  Freu.  R.  Solly,  S.  Lancashire  Regt. 

Chamier,  Lt.General  Stephen  H.  E.,  r.f.p.  R.  Artillery      JForbes,  Lt.Colonel  Willoughby  E.  G.  Warwick  Regiment 


VC  Channer,  General  George  Nicholas,  Indian  S.  C. 
VC  Chaplin,  Colonel  John  Worthy,  ret.  pay  8  Hussars 


iFord,  Lt.Colonel  Arthur,  ret.  pay  R.  Artillery  {Cioil) 
Forrest,  General  William  Charles,  11  Hussars 


p.^.c.  Chapman,  General  Edward  Francis,  Koyal  Artillery  Fremantle,  General  Sir  Arthur  James  Lyon-,  GCMG. 
Charlemont.  Colonel  J.  A.  Virct.  4  Bn.  Innis.  Fus.  (Civil)  French,  Lient.General  Arthur,  Royal  Marine  Artillery 
Chermside,  Lient.General  Sir'tl.  C.  GCMG.  R.Eng.(C(c(/)  French.  Major  General  William,  r.f.p.  Royal  Artillery 
Chichester,  Col.  Robert  Bruce,  ret.  pay  Regimental  Dist.  Fryer,  Lient.General  John 

Childers,  Lt-Col^-nel  Edmund  Spencer  E.,  Rcyal  Eng.       .Furse,  Colouel  George  Armand,  ret.  pay  42  Foot 
Chippindall,  Lt.General  Edward,  Yorkshire  Regiment      .Gaitskell,  Major  General  Fred,  laie  of  Royal  ArtQlery 
Christopher.  Colonel  Leonard  Wm..  Indian  Staff  Corns    (Jallwey.  Lt.Colonel  Thos.  J.,  R.  Army  Med.  Corps 
Clarke,  Colonel  Alex.  Ross,  ret.  pay  R.  Engineers  (Ci'cil)  Garnett,  Col.  Reginald,  ret.  pay  Seaforth  Highlanders 
Clarke,  Lt.Gen. Sir  A.,  GCi/G.  CIE.  ret.  pay  R.  Eng.Ctc.)    Gatacre,  Major  General  John,  Indian  StaffCorps 

*  Sir  John  Ardagh  is  also  a  Civil  Companion  of  the  Order. 


Most  Bonoiirahle  Order  of  the  Bath. 


780 


Kerr,  Major  General  Lord  R:ilph  Drurt-,  rotirei  list      - 
Keyser,  Colonel  Frederick  C.  ret.  pin-  Royiil  Fusiliers  . 
Jtidston,  Colonel  Alex.  Ferrier,  rot.  pay  Regimental  Dist. 
Ivingsley,  Coloi.el  Wm.  H.  B.,  ret.  pay  Regimental  Dist. 
Kmlooh,  Major  Gen.  Alex.  A.  Airlie,  rot.  pay  K.  R.  Rillo" 
p.».c.  Knowles,  Major  General  Charles  B.,  rotircil  list 
Kuox,  Major  General  William  Gooi-go.  Royal  Artillery 
Lambert,  Veterinary  Colonel  .famos  Drummonil 
Lambert,  Major  General  William,  rotire-l  pay  83  Foot 
Lambton,  Major  General  Arthur,  retired  pay 
Lance,  Lieut.General  Frciierick,  D.  S.  List  Indian  S    C 
Lane.  Major  General  Robert  Borlram 
Laught -m,  Colonel  Arthur  Frederick,  r.f.p.  Madras  S.C 
«.a.c.  Law,  Major  General  Francis  T.  A.  rot.  piiy 
Lea,  Colonel  Samul  Job,  Army  Service  Corps 
Leach,  Major  General  Edmund,  retired  list 
iTlE  Leach,  .Major  General  Kdward  Pcmberton,  R.  Eng. 
Leach.  Lt.Coiinel  Harold  Pem'ierton,  DSO.  I!,.  Kngmosr.s 
LeCorn'i,  Colonel  C has.  P.  Jersey  Artillcrv  Militia  (r'ij/Vl 
Le  Mesuner,  Colonel  Cecil  Brooke,  ret.  pay  H  Artillery 
ILe  Mesuner,  Colonel  Fred.  Ang.  ret  pay  Royal  Engineers 
Lemmon,    Colonel    Thomas    Warne,    '   '   ' 
Surrev  Regiment 


late   3    Bn.    East 


.  Arc. 


Companions— coH^iHHc,?. 
Gerard,  Lieut. Gen.  Si>  Montague  G.  rOS/.  Indian  S  C 
Glover,  Lt. Colonel  Benj.  Lucas,  ArmV  Vet.  Dent 
Goldne.y,  Colonel  Thomas  Holbrnw.'indian  S  C 
Goldsmith,  Maj.Gen.  Sir  P.  J.  ECSl.  Indian  S.  c!  (Ciml) 
Goodfellow,  General   William  West,   U.    S.  List  Royai 

Eno'ineers 
Gordon,  Colonel  George  Grant,  CTO.  late  Soots  Guards 
Gordon,  Colonel  James  Henry,  DSO.  U.  S.  List  Indian 

Staff  Corps 
Gore,  Surgeon  General  Albert  Aug.  retired  pay 
fi.s.c.  Gosset,  Major  General  Matthew  W.  E. 
Gouoh,  Major  Gen.  Hugh  Sntlej,  CilG.  h.p.  18  Hussars 
Grafton,  General  Aug.  C.  L.  Duke  of.  KG.  retired  list 
Graham,  General  Samuel  James,  R.  Marines 
Graham,  Major  General  Thomas,  rjt  pay  R.  ATtiUery 
p.s.c.  Grant,  Major  General  Henry  Fane  * 
Grant.  Colonel  Hugh  Goiigh,  Regimental  District 
Graves,  Colonel  Benj.  Chamney,  Indian  S.  C. 
Green,  Colonel  Malcolm  S.  late  of  Bombay  Staff  Corps 
Green,  Maj.Gen.  .Sir  W.H.R.,  j5"C'.S/.  Indian  S.  C.  (CMl) 
Gregorie.  Major  General  Charles  Frederick,  Irish  Eegl. 
Hall,  Colonel  Angas  Wm.  late  3  Bn.  Dorset  Regiment 
^•»„''-if",'y' Major  General  Richard  H.  O'G.  B.SO.ret.  paylLeslie,  Colonel's^r  Charles  Hy.  Bart.  Indian  S  C 

Tj,?^n?lo    rT,?'?!?^  ,  f^  ,r       ,  .  .  Lewis,  Lt.Colonel  David  Fr.ancis,  h.p.  Cheshire  Regiment 

Hamilton,  Lt.Colonel  George  Va'ighau,  ret.  piy  ArmyV.s.c  Little.  Lt.General  Hen.  Alei.  U.  S.  Listln.lian  S   C 

beryice  Corps  ,  ,       „    „    .,.,„„     „  I  Lloyd,  Major  General  Francis  Thomas,  let.  pay  R 

Hamilton,  Major  General  Ian  S.  M.  BSO.  (from  Gordon  Lloyd,  Colonel  Morgan  G  3  Bn   Irish  Re'^t  (VieU) 

Highlanders)  Lloyd,  Colonel  Thomas,  Cardigan  Artillen'' (Co./) 

Hamilton,   Colonel   Sir  ^\  .  A.  B.  iTCJfff.  Lothian  and  Lockhiirt,  Major  General  Grseme  Alex   r  1=  p  78  Foot 

BcTO-ick  Yoomaury  I  Locock,  Colonel  Herbert,  ret.  pay  Royal  Engineers 

Vf  Hammond,  Colonel  Arthur  George,  DSO.  U.  S.  List  Lovett,  Major  General  Beresford',  CS/.r.f  p.  R  En^^iueers 

Indian  btaff  Corps  1  Low,  General  Alexander,  4  Hussars 

Handcock.  Lieut.General  Arthur  Gore,  Indian  Staff  C.       '  '     ~  ~ 

Haufurd,  Colonel  John  Compton,  h.p.  19  Hussars 
Hankin,  General  George  C,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Hardy,  Lt.General  William.  East  Yorkshire  Regiment 
p.s.c.  Hare,  Colonel  R  chard  Cbar'.es,  Regimental  Dist. 
Harley,  Colonel  George  Ernest,  h.p.  The  Buffs 
Harness,  Major  General  Arthur,  retired  list  Royal  Ai't. 
Harris,  General  Philip  H.  P.,  U  S.  List  Indian'  S.  C. 
p.s.c.  Hart,  Major  General  Arthur  FitzRoy. 
Harvey,  Surgeon  General  Robert,  XiiSO.  Bengal  Estab. 
Hastings,  Major  Gen  Francis  E.,  U.  S.  List  Bengal  Inf. 
Hatton,  Colonel  ViUiers.  h.p.  Grenadier  Guards 
Hawkins,  Major  General  Alex.  Cffisar,  r.f.p.  Royal  Art. 
Hay,  Colonel  George  Jackson,  3  Bn.   West  Yorkshire 

Regiment. 
Hay,  Colonel  James,  U.  S.  List  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Holme,  Colonel  Geo.  C.  4  Bn.  Middlesex  Regt.  (Cwit) 
Hemming,  Major  General  Fred.  Wilson,  from  5  Dragoon 

l-iuards 
Henderson,  Major  General  Kennett  Gregg,  retired  list 
Hennessy,  Major  General  Geo.  R.,II.S.  List  Indians.  C. 
p.s.c.  Herbert,  Colonel  Ivor  J.  C,  CMG.  h.p.  Gren.  Gds. 
Heryey,  General  C.  R.  W.,  Indian  Staff  C.  {.Cioil) 
Higginson,  Colonel  Theophilus,  U   S.  List  Indian  S.  C. 
p.K.r.  Hildyard,  Major  General   Henry  J.  T.  (from  h.p. 

Highland  Light  Infantry). 
Hill,  Lt.Gen.  Rowley  Sale,  U.  S.  List  Bengal  Infantry 
Hill,  Colonel  William,  Indian  Stall  Corps 
Hill.  Colonel  Wm.  Alex.  3  Bn.  Gloucester  Regt.  {.Civil) 
Hinde,  Surgeon  Major  General  George  Langford,  ret.  pay 
Hobday,  Major  General  Thomas  Fras.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Hogg,  Lieut.General  Adam  G.  F.,  XJ.  S.  List  Indian  Staff 

I  'orps 
Hogg,  Major  General  George  Crawford,  Bombay  Cav. 
Holdich,  Colonel  Sir  Thomas  Huagerford,  KCIE.  ret  list 

Royal  Engineers 
Holland,  Major  General  Henry  Wm.  late  Bombay  Staff 
Holland,  Lt.Colouel  Trevenen  James,  lateofBomb.  S.  C. 
Holt,  Colonel  William  John,  ret.  pa.y  Regimental  District 
Hood,  General  John  Cockburn,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Hood,  Col.  Hon.  Arthur  W.  A.,  late  W.  Somerset  Yeomanry 
Hope,  Colonel  Lewis  Austruther,  Army  Service  Corps 
Hoste,  Colonel  Dixon  Edward,  Royal  Artillery,  ret.  pay 
Howard,  Major  General  Francis,  C'JfG.  (from  h.p.  Ritle 

Brigade) 
Hughes,  .Major  General  Charles  Frederick,  Indian  S.  C 
Hughes,  Colonel  Emilius.  CiLQ.  ret.  lii  t  .4.  S.  Corps 
Hutchinson,  Major  Gen.  Chas.  S.,  r.f.p.  R.  Eng.  (Ciml) 
p.s.c.  Huttoii,  Major  (General  Edw.  T.  H. 
Jackson,  Colonel  Herbert  Wm.,  h.p.  Gir Jon  Highlanders 
Jackson,  Brigade  Surgeon  Sir  Robert  William,  ret.  pay 
Jameson,  Director  General  James,  Army  Med.  Staff(Cu!i/) 
p.s.c.  Jelli-eys,  Colonel  Patrick  D.  h.p.  Connanght  Rngr. 
Jennings,  Lieut.General  Robert  Melvill,  Bengal  Cavalry 
Jones,  Commissary  Gen.  Humphrey  Stanley,  half  pay 
Jones,  Lt.Colouel  Morey  Quayle,  Warwick  RegimenI; 
Jones,  MajorGeneral  RobertOwen.ret.pay  R.Eng.(Cio!() 
p.s.c.  Jones- Vaughan.  Major  General  Hugh  Thos.  ret.  pay 
Jopp,  Colonel  John,  U.  S.  List  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Julyan,  Assist.  Com.  Gen.  Sir  P.G.,  XC2ia.  h.p.  (Ctcil) 
Keighley,  Colonel  Charles  Marsh,  VSO.  Indian  S.  C. 
KeUy,  Colonel  James    Graves,  O.  S.  List  Indian  ataff 

Corps 
KeUy,  Major  General  William  Freeman 
li.t.c.  Kelly-Kenny,  Col.  Thomas,  h.p.  W.  Surrey  Regt, 


Lowry,  Lt.General  Robert  William,  Berkshire  Regt. 
ILowth.  Lt. Colonel  Frank  Robert,  Lincoln  Re  'iment 
Lugard,  Lt.Col.  F.  J.  D.  DSO.  h.p.  Norfolk  Regiment 
Lunham,  Colonel  Taomas  Auislie,  Cork  Artillery  South 
1     Division  {Ciril} 

FCLyster,  Lt.Gen.  Harry  Hamnion,  U.S.  List  Indian  S.C. 
ILyttelton.  Lieut.General  Hon.  NeviU  Gerald 
.M'Dowell,  Surgeon  C:,jlonel  Edmund  Greswold,  ret.  pay 
'M'Im-oy,  Colonel  Charles,  U.  S.  List  Indian  Stiff  Corps 
jM'Leod,  Major  General  D.  J.  S.  DSO.  Madras  Cavalry 
iM'Nalty,  Brig.  Surg.  Lt.Coloael  Georgo  Wm.  ret.  pa.v 
M'Naxara,  Colonel  Wm.  Henry,  J/D.  K.A.  Mel  Corp-s 
M'Rae,  Lt.Colouel  Henry  Napier,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Macbdan,  General  George  Scougall,  Indian  S.  C. 
MacCall,  Colonel  Henry  Black.vood,  h.p.  Regtl.  Dist. 
MacDonaid,  Colonel  Hector  A.  DSO.  h.p.  B.  Fusiliers 
Macdonald,  Ht.Lt. Colonel  James  R.  Leslie,  Royal  Bug. 
Macdouald,  Colonel  J.  A.  late  3  Bn.  Cam.  Hldr-.  {Ciril) 
Macdonuell,  Colonel  \Vm.  ret.pay  Army  Pay  Dept.(Ci(j(7) 
Macgregor,  C  jlonel  Charles  Reginald,  DSO.  Indian  S.C. 
p.s.c.  MacGregor,  (Colonel  H.  G.  ret.  pay  Worcester  Regt. 
Mackenzie,  Col.  Alfred  li.  D.,  U.  S.  List  Bengal  Cavalry 
Mackworth,  Colonel  Sir  Arthur  Wm.  Bart.  ret.   pay  R. 

Engineers 
Maclean,  Major  General  Charles  Smith,  CfE.  U.  S.  List 

Indian  Staff  Corps 
Maclean,  Col.  Sir  Fitzroy  D.iJ'ir/.W.KentYeomanry(C/(ji/) 
Macleay,  Col.  Alex.  C.  3  Bn.  Seaforth  Highlanders  {Cioil) 
Macneill,  Maj.Gen.  James  G.  R.  D.,  ret.  list  Madras  Inf. 
Madden,  Surgeon  Major  General  Charles  D.  retired  pay 
Madden,  Lt.Colonel  Geo.  C,  DSO.  ret.  pay  W.  I.  Reg. 
.Maitland,  .Major  General  Eardle.v,  ret.  pa.y  Royal  Art. 
Maitland,  Colonel  Pelham  James,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Malcolm,  Colonel  Edward  Donald,  ret.  pay  R.  Engineers 
Malcolmson,  Major  Geu.  John  H.  P.,  r.f.p.  Bombay  S.C. 
Malthus,  Lt.Colonel  Sydenham,  r.f.p.  94  Foot 
.Mandersou,  Major  General  Geo.  Rennie,  r.f.p.  Royal  Art. 
Mangles,  Major  General  Cecil,  ret.  pay  20  Hussars 
FC  Manley.  Surg.  Gen.  Wm.  G.  X.,  ret.  pay 
Marchaut,  Major  Alfred  Edmund,  Royal  Marines 
Marston.  Surgeon  General  Jeffery  Allen,  JID.  ret.  pay 
.Martin,  Colonel  Ciinliffe,  Bengal  Cavalry 
Martin,  Colonel  George  Blake  Napier,  h.p.  R.  Artillery 
Martin,  Colonel  Rowland  Hill,  h.p.  21  Lancers 
iCartiiidale,  Lt.Col.  Ben  Uay,  late  of  R.  Engineers  (Cii.'i7) 
Massy,  Lt.General  Wm.  Godfrey  Dunham,  4  Drag.  Gds. 
Master,  Colonel  Wiltiam  Chester,  late  of  28  Foot 
Mathias,  Colonel  Henry  Harding,  Regimental  District 
Maunsell,  Major  General  Thomas,  retired  list 
Maunsell,  Surgeon  C4eneral  Thos.  ret.pay  Army  Med.  Stall 
May,  Lieut.General  James,  TJ.  S.  List  Bengal  Infantry 
llayne.  Colonel  Richard  C.  G.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Methuon,  Lt.General  Paul  S.  Ln-d,  KCrO.  CilO. 
MejTiok,  Insp.  Vet.  Surgeon  James  Joseph,  ret.  pay 
Meyrick,  Colonel  .Sir  Thomas  C.  Bart.  3  Bn.  Shropsh 

Light  Infantry  {CidH) 
Miller,  Major  General  George  MmTay,  retired  pay 
.Mills,  Colonel  Herbert  J.,  ret.  pay  Ord.  Litore  Uept. 
Miliuan,  Lt.General  Geo.  Bryan,  Northumberland  Fus. 
Mollan,  Lt.Colonel  William  Campbe'J,  late  of  96  Foot 
Molloy,  Coloiiel  Edward,  V.  S.  List  Indian  Staff  Cjrps 
Moloney,  Col.   Chas.  Mills,  ret.  pay  Ord.   Store    Dept. 

ICivilj 
p.s.c.  Molyneux,  Brig.  Gen      1  George  Hand  More,  DSO. 

indi^n  Staff  Corps 

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Companions — continued. 
Money,  Lt.Co'onel  Charles  G.  C.  NortUmbla. 


Simpson,  Major  General  Georpe,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Fasiliers     Simpson,  Col.  Thomas  Thomson,  h.p.  Recrtl.  District 


Moneyi  Colonel  Elliott  Alexander,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  C.  Skinner,  Colonel  Edmund  Grey,  Army  Ordnance  Dept. 
Money,  Colonel  Gordon  L.  C.  DSO.  h.p.  Cameron  High- Skinner,  ColonclJao.  Tiernoy,Z).yo.  Army  Serv.  Corps 


landers 

Montag:u,  General  Horace  William,  R.  Engineers 
Montague,  Major  General  Wm.  Edw.,  retired  pay 
UC  Moore,  Major  General  Arthur  Thomas.  Indian  S.C. 
p.a.c.  Morgan,  Col.  Alex.  Brooke,  ret.  pay  Norfoik  Reg 


Slade,  Major  General  Frederick  George,  Royal  Artillery 
;Sladf.  Major  General  John  Ramsay,  h.p.  Royal  Artillery 
■  Smith,  Major  General  Sir  Charles  Holled,  KCMG. 
Smith,  Dep.  Surg.  Gen.  Colvin,3i"i?.late  Madras  Estab, 
Smyth,  Colonel  Charles  Coghlan.  ret.  pav  Welsh  Regt, 


Morgan,  Colonel  Harrison  R.  Lenia,  ret.  pwy  Royal  Art  Smyth,  Colonel  F^twall  Walter,  ret  list  Iien;.'al  Infantry 
Morton,  Major  General  Sir  Gerald  de  C.  KCIE.  'Somerset.ColonelAlfred  P.  F.C.7  Bn.  Rifle  Brigade  [Civil) 

Mos3e,  Deputy  Surgeon  General  Charles  Benj.  C3TQ.  h.p  Spencc,  Major  General  Frederick,  r.f.p.  31  Foot 


Mostyn,  Major  General  H071.  Savage,  retired  list. 

Muir^SurgeonGeneralHenry  Skey,  AfO.  Army  Med.  Staff 

Murray,  Colonel  Robert  Hunter,  CMG.  Regimental  Di&t. 

Nicholson,  Major  General  Stuart  James,  ret.  pay  R.  Art. 

Nicolson,  Liout.Gen.  Malcolm  Hafisols,  Bombay  Infantry 

Nimmo,  Major  Gen.  Thomas  Rose,  Indian  Statf  Corps 

North,  Colonel  Dudley,  ret.  pay  K.  Lancashire  Regiment 

Nugent,  Colonel  R.  L.  Army  Service  Corps 

Ogle,  Major  General  Fred.  Amelius,  ret.  pay  R.  Mar.  An. 

O'Xial,  iiurgeon  General  John,  retired  pay 

p.s.c.  Paget,  Colonel  Harold,  h.p.  7  Hussars 

Parr.  Major  General  Henry  Hallam,  CMG. 

Patch,  Colonel  Robert,  Indian  StaCf  Corps 

Faynter,  Major  General  David  Wm.  r.f.p.  Royal  Artillery 

Pearse.  General  George  Godfrey 

Pearson,  Lt.Gen.  Sir  Charles  Knight,  KCMG.  ret.  list 

Pease,  Colonel  Thales,  ret.  pay  Ord:iance  Dept.  {Naml) 

Pcmberton,  Major  General  Wykeham  Leigh,  retired  list 

Pennington,  Lieut. General  Charles  Richard,  Indian  S.C. 

Peyton,  General  P'rnncis,  Welsh  Regiment 

Pilkington,  Major  Henry,  ret.  pay  R.  Engineers  {Civil) 

Pi])oii,  Colonel  Henry,  Royal  Artillery 

Pipon,  General  Philip  Gosset,  ret.  pay  Royal  Artillery 

Piatt,  Colonel  Henry,  ret.  pay  4  Bn.  Welsh  Fua.  {Citil) 

Poe,  Lt. Colonel  Wm.  Hutchison,  ret.  pay  R.  Marines 

Pole-Carew,  Lieut.. General  Reginald 


Spencer,  Surg. General  Lionel  Dixon,  Bengal  Med.  Estab 
Spragge,  Colonel  Charles  Henrv,  ret.  pay  Royal  Artillerj 
Stace,  Lt. Colonel  K.Yincent,  U.S.  List  Indian  S.C.  {Civil, 
Stanton,  General  Sir  Edward,  KCMG.  Royal  Engineers 
Stedman,  Major  General  Sir  Edward,  KCIE.  Ind.  S.  C. 
Steevens,  Major  Gen.  John,  Army  Ordnance  Departmeu 
Stephen,  Colonel  FitzRoy,  ret.  pay  Rifle  Brigade 
Stephens,  Major  General  Adolphus  Haggerston.  ret.  pay 
Stevenson,  Major  General  Thomas  Rennie,  Irish  Fusilier 
Stewart,  Col.  Chas.  E.  CMG.  CIE.  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  C 

{Civil) 
Stewart,  Major  Gen.  George,  Indian  Stu^  Corps,  ret.  lisi 
Stewart,  Major  General  Jas.  Calder,  U  S.  List  Indian  S.C 
p.».c.  Stewart,  Major  General  Robert  Cro'^se.  retired  pay 
iStewart.  Major  General  Robt.  MacGregor  (from  R.  Art. 
jStocklej-,  Colonel  Chas.  More,  ret.  pay  Regtl.  District 
.-itopford,  Col.  lion.  F.  W.  (from  h.p.  Grenadier  Guards 
I Straghan, Colonel  Abel, ret.  pay  Highland  Light  Infantr, 
Strong,  Major  (len.  Dawsonne  M.,  ret.  list  Bengal  Inl. 
Swaine,  Colonel  Charles  Edward,  h.p.  it  Hussars 
jSwainc,  Major  General  Leopold  Victor,  CMG. 
jSwetenham,  Colonel  Robert  Alexander,  Indian  S.  C. 
jSwinlcv,  Major  General  George,  ret.  pay  Royal  (Bengal 
j     Artillery 

Sym,  Major  General  John  Munro,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  C 
""'albof.  Major  General  Hon.  Reginald  A.  J 


Poole,  Lt. Colon  el  --lj'M»ry<xmr*-,  ret.  pay  Hampshire  Regt.  Tanner,  Major  Geo.  Edward,  ret.  pay  Liverpool  Regt. 
Pratt,  Colonel  Henry  Marsh,  ij.  S.  List  Indian  Statf  C.      Taylor,  Colonel  Robert  Lewis,  late  Bombay  S.  C.  {Ciod) 
Pretyman,  Maj. General  George  Tyndal,  Royal  Artillery  Taylor,  Surgeon  General  Wm.  MD.  Army  Med.  Staff 
Prinsep, Lt. General  Art. Haldimand,  U.S. List  Bengal  Cav.  T'-nuant,  Major  Jokti  Trenchard,  )at^  87  Foot 


Pritclmrd,  Lt.General  Gordon  Douglas,  ret.  pay  R.  Eng. 
Protheroe,  Major  General  Montague,  CSI.  Indian  S.  C. 
Quirk,  Colonel  John  Owen,  DSO.  Regimental  District 
Rainsiord,  Col.  Marcus  Edw.  R.  Army  Service  Corps 
Rait,  Lt.Colonel  Arthur  .John,  r.f.p.  Royal  Artillery 
Ralston,  Major  General  William  Henry,  retired  list 
Reade,  Surgeon  Major  General  John  Bj*  Cole,  ret.  pay. 
Redmond,  Lt.Gen.  John  Patrick  Sutton,  Glouc.  Regt. 
Reed.  Colonel  Chas.  John,  Northumberland  Art.  W.  DIv, 
Reeves,  Colonel  H.  S.  E.  ret.  pay  Army  Service  Corps 
Reid,  Colonel  Alex.  J.  Forsyth,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Rich,  Lt.General  George  W.  T.  retired  list 
Richardson,  Colonel  George  L.  R.  CIE.  Indian  S.  C. 
Richardson,  Major  General  AVm.  Stewart,  ret.  pay  Duke 

of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry 
Richardson,  Colonel  Wodehouse  Dillon,  from  A.S.  Coi"ps 
Riddell,  Major  General  Charles  Jas.  B.  r.f.p.  R.  Artillery 
Rivaz,  Colonel  Vincent.  U.  S.  List  Indian  Staff  Corps 


Thackwell,  Major  Gen  Wm.  de  W.  R..  ret.  pay  Regt.  Dial 
Thomas,  Lt.General  John  Welleslejs  Hampshire  Regt. 
Thomson,  Colonel  George,  late  Bengal  Engineers 
fhomson,  Vetermary  Colonel  Henry,  Army  Vet.  Dept. 
Thornton,  Brig.  Surg.  Jas.  Howard.  MB.  late  Bengal  Ebi 
Thynne,  Major  General  Reginald  Thomas 
Tillard,  Major  General  John  Arthur,  ret.  list  R.  Artiller 
Toker,  Major  General  Alliston  C.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Tompson,  Major  General  W.  D,  r.f.p.  Leicester  Regimes 
Tower,  Lt.General  Conyers.  3  Dragoon  Guards 
Townsend,  Colonel  Edmond,  R.  Array  Medical  Corps 
Townsend,  Dep.  Surg.  Gen.  Stephen  C.  late  Bengal  Arm 
Townshend,  Lt.Colonel  Chas.  V.  F.  DSO.  Royal  Fiiadier 
Tregear,  Major  General  Vincent  Wm.,  Bengal  Infantry 
Trotter,  Lt.Colonel  Henry,  r.f.p.  Royal  Engineers  {Cinil 
Tucker,  Colonel  Aubrey  Harvey,  ret.  pay  Regtl.  Distric 
Tucker,  Major  General  Charles 
Tucker,  Colonel  Wm.  Guise,  Royal  Marine  Artillery 


Roberts,  Colonel  Edward,  .Vi'my  Pay  Department  ^p.s.c.  TuUoch,  Major  General  Alexander  Bruce,  CMG. 

Eobertson,  Colonel  Jamcx  Feter,  late  of  Military-  Train         jTuUoch,  Major  Hector,  ret.  pay  Royal  Engineers 
i/.s.c.  Robinson,  Major  General  Chas.  Walker,  retired  list'Tulloh,  Major  General  John  Stewart,  r.f.p.  Royal  Artiller 


Robinson,  Deputy  Controller  Henry,  retired  list 
Robinson,  Major  Gen.  G.  W.  ret.  pay  A.  S.  Corps 
Rocke,  Major  General  James  Harwood,  retired  pay 
Roe,  Brigade  Surgeon  Samuel  Black,  MB.  retired  paj' 
Rolio,  General  Hon.  Robert,  Black  Watch 
Roome,  General  Frederick,  Unemp.  Sup.  List 
Ross,  Lt.General  Alex.  George,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  C. 


■Turner,  Major  General  Alfred  Edward,  Royal  Artillery 
Turner,  Colonel  Augustus  Henry,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  ( 
[Turner,  Colonel  Henry  Tyers,  ret.  pay  R.  Enginotn-s 
iTweutyman.ColonelAug. Charles,  ret.  pay  Regtl.  Dist. 
\p.s.c.  Twynam,  Colonel  P.  A.  A.  ret.  pay  Regtl.  iJi^t. 
iTvndall.  Major  General  Henry,  r.f.p.  Bengal  Statf  Corp 
ITj-nte,  Colonel  F.  J.  3  Bn.  Dublin  Fusiliers  {Cicd) 


,     {Civil) 

JKC  Vousden,  Colonel  William  John,  Indian  Staff  Corp 
.  S.Listlndnm  S.  C.  Wace,  Colonel  Richard,  from  Royal  Artillery 

i  Walcott.  Colonel  Edmund  Scopoli,  late  Bombay  Infanti 


p.s.c.  Roes  of  Bladensburg,  Lt.Colonel  J.  F.  G.,  h.p.  Cold-  Upcher,  Major  General  Russell,  DSO. 

stream  Guards  (Civil)  Upperton,  Major  General  John,  U.  S.  List  Indism  S.  C. 

Rowland,  Colonel  Thos.  ret.  pay  Regimental  District  Utterson,  Major  General  Archibald  Hammond,  ret.  list 
Russell,  General  Lord  Alexander  George,  Ritle  Brigade  Vaudeleur.  Major  Gen.  John  Ormsby,  ret.pay  SussexRee 
Russell,  Colonel  Horatio  Albert,  ret.  pay  Ord.  Store  Dept.  VanStraubenzee.  Maior  Gen.  Tm-ner,  ret.pay  R.  Artillei 
Salmond.  Major  General  William,  Royal  Enginee is  Verner,  Colonel  Thomas  Edward,  Regtl.  District 

Salusbury,  Major  Gen.  Fred.  Octavius,  r.f.p.  101  Foot      |Vetch,  Colonel  Robert  Hamilton,  ret.  pay  Royal  Engr 
Sanford,  Lt.General  George  E.  L.  S.,  CSI.  R.  Engineers 
p.a.c.  UC  Sartorius,  Major  General  Euston  Henry 
Sartorius,  Colonel  George  Conrad,  U.  S.  Listlndii; 
Saunders,  Deputj'  Insp.  Gen.  George,  MD.  half  pay 

Saunders,  Colonel  Wm.  Egerton,  R.  Army  Medical  Corps  Walters.  Veterinary  Lt.Colonel  William  Barker 
Sayer,  Lt.General  James  Robert  S.  i  Dragoon  Guards       [Ward,  Colonel  Edward  W.  D.  Army  Service  Corps 
Schaw,  Colonel  Henry,  Royal  Engineers  {Civil)  iWard,  Major  Gen.  Francis  Wm.,  U.S.ListR.( Bengal) Ai 

Schomberg,  Colonel  H,  St.  George,  Royal  Marines  ;Wardrop,  Colonel  Frederick  Meyer,  h.p.  12  Lancers 

Schreiber,  Major  Gen.  Brym.er  Francis,  ret.  pay  R.  Art.  Warren,  Mwjor  General  Arthur  Frederick,  retired  list 
Scott,  Colonel  Chas.  Henry,  Royal  Artillery  ,  Warren,  Colimel  Dawson  S.  Regimental  Dibtrici 

Scott,  Colonel  Douglas  Alex.  DSO.  h.p.  R.  Engineers         Waterfield,  Major  Gen.  Hy.  Gordon,  Indian  Staff  Corpi 
Scott,  Major  Gen.  James  Woodward,  ret.  list  R.  MarinesWaters,  Brigade  Surgeon  Robert,  retired  pay 
Scott,  Lt.Colonel  Lothian  K.  ret.  pay  Royal  Engineers      !Watkin,  Colonel  Henry  S.  S.,  ret.  pay  R.  Artillery  {Cici 
Scott,  Major  General  Wm.  W.  Hopton,  let.  list  Bengal  Watt,  Commissary  General  FitzJames  Edward,  ret.  pa; 

Infantry  Way,  Major  Gen.  Kowell  Fitzupton,  ret.  het  R.  Marine 

Senior,  Colonel  Thos.  Palmer,  ret.  pay  Army  Pay  Dept.,p.?.(7.  Webber,  Major  General  Chas.  Edm.,  r.f.p.  R.  Eng 

{Civil)  1  Webster,  Colonel  Arthur  George,  retired  pay  19  Hussar 

Settle,  Colonel  Heniy  H.  DSO.  h.p.  Royal  Engineers         iWelman,  Major  General  Wm.  H.  D.  R.  ret.  full  pay 
Seymour,  General  William  Henrj',  -  Draeoon  Guards        I  Wemyss,  Maj. General  Henry  Manley,  Indian  Statf  Cor] 
UC  Shaw,  Major  Gen.  Hugh,  ret.  pay  Irish  Regiment         ".Vbitbread,    Colonel    Howard,    late    Snffo'k    Artiller 
Shone,  Colonel  Wm.  Terence,  DSO.  Royal  Engineers  East  Division  Royal  Artillery 


OoSTPiirioS'S— COJl«;j!«ii'. 

Whitehead  Major  Gen.  Robt.  Children,  Northampton  R 
}}.'r;™™'  ^IjJ°''  General  Godfrey  James,  retired  pay 
\V.kiiison  Major  Ueneral  Osborn,  late  Bengal  Cavalrv 
Wi  hams,  Cobnel  George  Walter.  late  Bengal  Inf.  (Cwil) 
A\  1  Uamsou,  Colonel  Robert  Fredk.  r.f.p.  Welsh  Fusiliers 
W  Ills,  Briffade  burgeon  Caleb  Sherar,  retired  pay 
\\  .llson,  Major  Gen.  Mildmay  WUlson,  h,p.  Scots  Guards 
\\  1  mot.  Major  Gen.  Revell  Eardley-,  ret.  list  Bengal  Inf 
Wilson,  Colonel  Rilward  Hales,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
\\  ilson,  Major  General  Francis  E.  E.  ret  pay 
Wilson,  Colonel  John  Gerald,  3  Bn.  York  acd  Lancaster 
Regt.  (Civil) 


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Winsloe,  Colonel  Richard  W.  C,  ret.  pay  Scots  Fus. ' 
Wodohouse,  Major  General  Josceline   Henea..e    ClfS. 

rtiivHl  .vrtillery 
)l°°'l-  S;°'°"«'  Elliott,  h.p.  Royal  Engineers 
Wood  Colonel  Henry,  ret.  pay  Regimental  District 
Wooltryes  Surg.  Gen.  John  Andrew,  .!/£>.  Cif<?  ret  pay 
Wor,sey,  Colonel  Henry  R.  B.  Unom.  Sup.  I^st  '  ^ 

Wnght^  Colonel  Wm.  Frederick,  ret.  payOrd.  Store  Dept. 
?v  •'■■  ^^y^'lh^ra  Lt.Colonol  Walter  G.  C.  21  Lancers 
Wynne,  Col.  Arthur  Singleton  (from  h.p.  York  Lt  Inf ) 
loung,  Colonel  George  Frederick,  Indian  Staff  Cores 
loung  LtGeneml  (ieorge  Samuel,  South  Stafford  Regt. 
;Vouughusbauil,  General  Rob.  Romer,  Indian  S  C 


OFPICBB3  OF  THE  OedEE  of  THE  Bath 

Sean.— The  Dean  of  Westminster. 

Batk  King  ofArms.-Vit  Major  General  Sir  John  Carstairs  M'Neill  KCB   irrMa 
Sy^rar  and  Secretar!,-Si,-  Albert  W.  Woods,  KC£  KCVG     Oart'er 
(^<!n^'?m■In  l,Asr.— G.  C.  Barrington,  Esti.Ci'.  .farrer. 


Officers  noiu  holding  Bank  in  the  Anni,  of  the  Most  Exalted 
Order  of  the  Star  of  India. 


Knights  Gband  CoMMiWDEBs.  (GCSI.) 

Field    Marshal   His    Eoual  Hirjinifsti  the  Prince  of  Wnles    Cf^Lin,:.!    li'    ni    ir  -      ^  t\    a-     ■  ,    .  „ 

^1^'^^/"^"^?xl^'a^i:;^^^^±^  CoU,ne.  H.^C._^K.^-V«r„.»  0,  Lansdo^e,  JCa.  OC^O. 
Field  Marshal  Sir  Neville   Bowles   Chamberlain,    ffCB.  Fergusson,  Colonel  flc  H^o„.  * 
Field  ^Marshal    i'ir   F.    P.    Haines.    GCB.  CIE.    Scots  St™cU^^"^.G™e™ll'/Xhard, 


g;al  Iniantry 
Marshal    tiir 
Fusiliers. 


3  Bn.  [rish  Ritles 
Lord  Harris,  GCIE.  Royal  East  Kent 


'(>  James,  Bf.  ZC^fQ.  CIE. 


rnBiiiPr*)  .t-     ,     ,     ,,  .      „  ■  - f-P- Roval  Engineers 

^^^^ttS'^^J;/"^  Roberts  of  Kandahar,  KP.  ^p^lt^.^Tc^o^'i^i^^^^; 
°^"   eC/£.  Coini»rt)irf«-i»  CJif.f.  Irish  Guards  i     ffCI'O.  Gordon  Highlandei's 

Knights  Comiundeks.  (KCSI.) 

V€  Browne,  General  Su-  Samuel  Jas.  GC^    Indian  S.  C.  ilelliss.  Colonel  Sir  Ho.vard.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Burne.  Major  General  Sir  Ovveii  Tudor   ffCJ^.  Newmarch.MajorGeneralSiVOliverR..  r.f.p.  Ben-al  S  C 

Cromer,Major  tvelyn,  I  ..c^GC^..(?CJ/(?. CJ^.late  R.Art.  FtE  Probyn.  Gen.  Sir  Dighton  Macnaghten,  GCKO  XCfi" 
Payrer,  Surff.  Gen.  5rr  Joseph,  B/.J/Z).  late  Bengal  Ann^      Bengal"  Cavalry  b     ^  ,  ^^    y^.ji.x.^, 

Gerard.  Lieut.Gen.  5.>  Montagu,  C'5.  Indian  Staff  Corps  Ridgeway,  Col.  ML  Hon,  Sir  J.  W.  QCMG.  KCB  lata 
Goldsmid.Maj.Gen.Sn-FredericJohn.CS.lateMadr.S.C.     Bengal  Infantry 

Green,  Major  Gen.  Sir  Wm.  Henry  R.  CB,  Indian  S.  C.    jRussell.  Genei-al  Sir  Edward  L.  Bombay  Infantry 
Kemball,  General  Sir  Arnold  B.  KCB.  Royal  Artillery       '  ^ 

Companions.  {CSI.) 

Badcock,  Lieut.General  Alex.  R.  CB.  Indian  Staff  Corps  Michael,  General  James,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Baird,  Colonel  Andrew  Wilson,  ret.  list  Royal  Engineers  Miley,  Colonel  Jas.  Aloysius,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Barr,  Lt.Colonel  David  Wm.  N.  Indian  Staff  Corps  Moncrieff.Col.StrC.  Campbell  Seott.i'CJfff.  r.f.p.  R.  En"-. 

Boughey,  Colonel  George  F.  Ottley,  Royal  Engineers  .Ommanney,  Colonel  Edward  Lacon,  U.  S.  List  Ind.  S.  5.* 
Brackenbury,  Colonel  Maule  C.  ret.  list  Royal  Engineers  tPemberton,  Maior  General  Robert  C.  B.,  ret.  list  R.  Eng.' 
Chamberlain,  General  Sir  Crawford  T.  GCIE.  Ind.  S.  C.|Pennycuick,  Colonel  .lohn,  ret.  list  Royal  Engineers 


Powlett,  Colonel  Percy  William,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Prideaux,  Colonel  Wm.  Francis,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.C. 
Pritchard,  Col.  Hurlock  Galloway,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.C. 
Protheroe.Major  General  Montague,  CB.  Indian  Staff  C. 


Cleghorn,  Surg.  General  Jaa.  late  Bengal  Estab 
('otton,  Major  General  Fred.  C.  late  Macli-as  Engineers 
Cuningham,  Surgeon  Gen.  J.  M.  MD.  late  Bengal  Estab, 

Deane,  Lt.Col.  Harold  Arthur,  Indian  Staff  Corps  _  _    .      _,    ^ , „ 

Dickinson,  Lt.Colonel  Wm.  ret. pay  Bombay  Staff  Corps  iRice,  Surg.  Major  Gen.  Wm.  Roche,'  late  Bengal  Esiab. 
Dillon,  General  Sir  Martin,  KCB.  West  Yorkshire  RegC.   'Robertson,  Lt.Colonel  Donald,  Indian  Staflf  Corps 
Ellis,  Major  Gen.  ^^ir  Arthur  Edw.  Aug,  KCVO.  ret.  list    I  Ross,  Colonel  Si>  Edward  Charles,  0.  S.  List  Ind.  S.C. 
Etheridge,  Major  General  Alfred  Thos.,  late  Bombay  S.C.  Rundall,  General  Francis  Hurnblow,  R.  Engineers 
Gordon,  General  Sir  Thomas  Edw.  KCB.  KCIE.  U.S.  List  Sanford,  Lt. General  George  E.  L.,  CB.  Royal  Engineers 

Indian  Staff  Corps  iSincIair,  Surgeon  General  David,  Indian  Med.  Service 

Gracey,  Colonel  Thomas,  ret   list  Royal  Engineers  Smith,  Col.  Sir  Chas.  Bean  Euan,  KCB.  late  Madras  Inf. 

Grey,  Col.  Leopold  John   Herbert,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  C.  Spurgin.  Lt.General  5tr  John  Blick,  KCB.  Dublin  Fua, 


Henderson,  Maj. Gen. Philip  Durham, tJ.S.ListMadraeCav 
Home,  Colonel  Fred.  Jervis,  ret.  list  Royal  Engineers 
:  Hunter,  Lt.Colonel  John  Muir,  U.S.  List  Indian  S.  C. 
FtT  Keatinge,  General  Rich.  H.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

ILovett,  Major  General  Beresford,  CB.  r.f.p.  Royal  Eng. 
Lumsden,  General  Sn- Peter  Stark, GCB.  Indian  S.C. 
'M'Mahon,  Captain  Arthur  Hy.  CIE.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Maxwell,  Lt.Colonel  Henry  St.  P.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Merriman,  Genei'al  Charles  James,  Royal  Engineers 

Registrar  of  the  Order 


Thuiiiier,  General  A'ir  Henry  Edw.  Landor,  R.  Artillery 
Trevor,  Colonel  George  Herbert,  D.  S.  List  Indian  S.  C. 
Tweedie,  Major  General  William,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  O. 
Walker,  Major  General  Alexander,  U.  S.  List  R.  Artillerj 
Warburton,  Colonel  Wm.  P.  late  Indian  Med.  Service 
Willoughby,  Lt.Gen.  Michael  W.,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  O. 
WyUe,  Major  General  Henry,  late  Bengal  Infantry 
Yate,  Lt.Col.  Cbarles  Edward,  CMG.  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
iYounghusband  Major  General  J.  William,  Indian  S.  0. 

.  Sir  Albert  W.  Woods,  KCB.  KCMG.  Garter. 


Oficers  noio  holding  Bank  in  the  Army  of  the  Most  Distinguished 
Order  of  St.  Michael  and  St,  George. 


I 


Gband  Mastee  and  Fiest  and  Pbincipal  Knight  Gbanb  Cboss. 
Field  Marshalffia  Royal  Highness  the  Duke  of  Cambridge,  KG.  KT.  KP.  GCB.  QCSI.  QCIE.  QCVO.  Grenadier  Orda 

Knights,  Geand  Ceoss  (QCMQ.). 
"Field  Marshal  His  Royal  Highness  (AePWnce  o/Wales,XG[Biddulph,  General  Sir  Robert,  GCS.  Royal  Artillerv 
KT.  KP.  OCB.  OCSI.  GCIE.  GCVO.  lo  Hussars  Carrington,  Chas.  R.  Lord,  late  3  Bn.  Oxford  Lt.  Jul'. 

General  His  Royal  Highness  the  Duke  o/Connaught,  A'S.  Chermside,  Lieut.Gen.  Sir  Herbert  Charles,  CB.  H.  Eng 
KT.  KP.  OCB.  GCSI.  GCIE.  GCVO.  Rifle  Brigade      IClarke,  Lt.Gen.  Sir  -Vndrow,  CB.  CIE.  ret.  pay  R.  Eng. 

302 


783 


Order  of  Sf.  Michael  and  St.  George. 


Cromer, Major  Evelyn,  I'iscf.GCB.  KCSI.  CIE.  late  R.  Art. 
deWinton,  Major  Gen.  Sir  Francis  Walter, Ci(.  retired  list' 
Dafferin  aud  Ava,  Colonel  F.  T.  Murqiiis  <if,  KF.  GCB. 

GCSI.  GCIE.  3  Bn.  Irish  Rifles 
Fremantle.  General  Sir  Arthnr  Jnmes  L.von.  CB. 
yrenfell,  Lt.General  Sir  Francis  Wallace,  ncB.  King's 

Royal  Rifles 
Hopetoun,  Capt.  HI.  Hon.  J.  A.  L.  .Earl  of,  Laiiarkslure 

Yeomanry 
Kintore.  Major  the  Mlarl  of,  3  Bn.  Gordon  Highlanders 
Lamington,  Captain  C.  W.  A.  N.  Lord,  Lanark  Yeomanry 
Lansdowne, Colonel  H.  C.  K.  Marqnit  of,  KG.  GCSI.  Wilts 
Y'eomanry 


MacDonald,  Major  Si**  Claude  M.  KCB.  ret.  pay  Highland 

Lt.  Inf. 
Xorman,  General  .5ii-  Henry  W.  OCB.  CIE.  Indian  Stall 

Corps. 
Eidgeway.  Colonel  HI.  Hon.  Sir  3.  W.   KCB.  KCSI.  late 

Bengal  Infantry 
Simmons,  Field  Marshal  Sir  John   L.   A.    CrCB.   Royal 

Engineers. 
Warren,  Lt.General  Sir  Charles,  KCB.  R.  Engineers 
Wulseley.  Field  Marshal  Garnet  Joseph  T'/sfHUij^.^P,  GCB. 

Royal  Horse  Guards,  kc. 
f).s.c.  riT-  Wood,  Genera'.  Sir  Henr\-  Evelyn,  GCB. 


Knights  Couu^ttders  {KCMG.). 


Anson,  Major  Ger.eral  Sir  Arch.  E.  H.  r.f.p.  R.  A.rtiUcry 
Bellairs.  Lt.General  Sir  William,  CB.  retn-ed  list 
Brett,  Major  Sir  WilforA,  late  Unattached 
V€  Bnller,  Gen.  Jit.  Hon.  Sir  R.  H.  OCB.  K.  R.  Rifles 
p.D.c.  Cardew.  Colonel  Sir  F.,  ret.  pay  S.  Lanes.  Regt. 
Can-ingtnu,  Major  General  .Si>  Frederick,  JCCB. 
Clarke,  Colonel  Sir  George  Sydenham,  h  p.  R.  Engineers 
Clarke.  Lt. Colonel  ■%r  Marshall  James,  ret. pay  R.  Artillery 
Colomb,  Captain  Sir  John  C.  R.  h.p.  R.  Marine  Artillery 
Oolvile,  Maior  SeneralSiV  Henry  Edward,  CB. 
Crossman.  Ma|or  General  Sir  William,  ret.  pay  R.  Eug. 
Edwards.  Lt.General  Sir  James  Bevan.  CB.  retired  list 
Elliot,  Maior  Sir  Henry  George,  r.f.p.  Royal  Marines 
v.s.c.  Everett,  Ce'onel  Sir  William,  h.p.  W.  Riding  Regt. 
Fergusson,  Colonel  St.  Hon.  Sir  Jas.  Bt.   GCSI.  CIE. 

late  3  Bn.  Scots  Fusiliers 
Gallwey,  Lt.Genernl  Thomas  L.  J.  Ro.yal  Engineers 
Greaves,  General  Sir  Geo.  R.  UCB.  E.  Surrey  Regt. 
Vamilton,  Colonel  Sir  W.  A.  B.  CB.  Lothian  and  Berwick 

Yeomanry 
.lime,  Lieut.Colonel  Sir  Albert  Henri/,  late  R.  Engineers 
Hunter,  Surgeon  General  Sir  William  Guyer,  MD.  late 

Indian  Medical  Department 
Jnlyan,  Assist.  Com.  Gen.  Sir  Penrose  Goodchild,CB.h.p. 


IKitchener  of  Khartoum,  Lieut.  General  Horatio  H.  LortI 
!     GCB.  R.  Engineers 

Law,  Major  Sir  Edward  F.  late  R.  Artillery 
M'Callum,  Colonel  Sir  Henr.y  Edward,  Royal  Engineer.^- 
iV€  M'NeiU,  Maj  .Gen.  Sir  .John  Carstairs.  KCB.  ret.  list. 
Mann,  Major  General  Sir  James  Robert,  R.  Engineers 
Manstield,  Colonel  Sir  Charles  Edwin,  late  Unattached- 
Martin,  Lt.CoIonel  Sir  Richard  E.  R.  KCB.  ret.  pn  y  6  Drs 
Moncriea',CoI.  Sir  Colin  Campbell  Scott, CS/.  r.f.p.  R.Eng 
O'Brien,  Lt.CoIonel  Sir  John  Terence  XicoU,  late  of  20  F 
Parsons,  Colonel  Sir  C.  S.  B.  Royal  Artillery 
Pearson,  Lt.General  Sir  Charles  Knight.  CB.  ret.  list 
Rogers,  Surg.  Lt.Col.  Sir  John  G.  DSO.  ilB.  ret.  pa.v 
Russell,  Lieut.  Gen.  Sir  Baker  Creed,  GCB.  13  Hussars 
Sadler,  Lt.CoIonel  Sir  Jas.  Hayes,  ret.  list,  Indian  S.  C. 
Scott,  Colonel  Sir  Fras.  C.  KCB.  late  42  Foot. 
Smith,  Major  General  Sir  Charles  Holled,  CB. 
Smit/i,  Lt.CoIonel  .Sir  Gerard,  late  Scots  Guards 
Smyth,  General  Sir  Henry  Aug.,  ret.  list  Royal  Artiller\ 
Stanton,  General  Sir  Edward,  CB.  Ro.^'al  Engineers 
p.)i.e.  Whitmore.  Colonel  Sir  George  Stoddart,  lateof  62  F 
Willocks,  Colonel  Sir,  Jas,  IfSO.  h.p.  Leinster  Regiment 
Wilson,  Major  Gen.  Sir  Charles  William,  KCB.  ret.  list. 
Wingate,  Major  Gen. Sir  Fras.  Reginald,  AC'B.  DSO.  R.  Art 


Companions    {C2fG.). 

YC  Babtie,  Major  William.  Royal  Army  Medical  Corps     Littleton,  Colonel ifmi.  Edw. George  Percy,  late Gren.Gd 
Bamaid,    Colonel  John   Henry,    CB.    h.p.  Regimental  M'Farlane,  Captain  Ronald,  late  9  Lancers 

District  .M'Innis,  Lt.CoIonel  Edward  Bovvater,  ret.  pay  g  Lancer; 

;>.n.c.  Barrow,  Colonel  Arthur  Fred.  DSO.  Indian  S.  f        .M'Kean,  Colonel  Alex.  Chalmers,  ret.  pay  6  Dragoons 
Beech,  Captain  John  Robert,  DSO.  late  20  Hussars  MacLeod,  Captain  Norman  Magnus,  late  74  Foot 

Bigge,  Lt.CoIonel  Sir  Ar.  John,  KCB.  ret.  payR.  Artillery  M'Nair,  Major  John  Fred.  Adolphus,  Royal  Artillery 
Blennerhassett,  Colonel  B  M.,  R.  Army  Medical  Corps        Mahony,  Staff  Paymaster  John.  h.p.  Arm.y  Pay  Depart. 
Blissett,  Commissary  Henr.y  Fred.,  retired  pa.y  Mainwaring.  Colonel  Rowland  B,  Regimental  District 

Bor,  Major  James  Henry,  Royal  Marine  Artillery  Meikiejohn,  Major  Gen.  Sir  Wm.  Hope,  KCB.  Bengal  Int 

Bower,  Captain  Robt.  Lister,  ret.  pay  King's  Royal  Rifles  .\Iethuen,  Lt.General  Paul  S.  Lord,  KCVO.  CB. 
Brown,  Major  Robert  H.  ret.  pa.v  R.  Engineers  p.s.c.  Morris,  Colonel  Wm.  George,  h.p.  R.  Engineers 

Cameron,  Colonel  Donald  Roderick,  ret.  nay  R.  Artillery  Mosse,  Deputy  Surgeon  General  Chas.  Benj.  half  pay 
Cameron,  Major  Maurice  Alex.  ret.  pay  Royal  Engineers  .Moysey,  Major  General  Charles  John,  h.p.  R.  Engineer.* 
Carter,  Bt.  Lt.CoIonel  Charles  Herbert  Philip,  R.  Scots     Murray,  Colonel  Robt.  Hunter,  CB.  Regimental  District 
Clarke,  Maior  General  Sir  S.  de  A.  C.  KCVO.  retired  pay  Nathan.  Major  Matthew,  Royal  Engineers 
Close,  Captain  Charles  Frederick,  Royal  Engineers  Oliver,  Major  General  John  Ryder,  r.f.p.  R.  Artiller\- 

Curtis,  Colonel  Francis  G.  S.  ret.  pay  6  Dragoons.  Owen,  Lt.CoIonel  Cha^.Wm.,  CIE.  Bengal  Med.  Estnb. 

Dawkins,  Major  Chas.  T.  Shropshire  Light  Infantry  Parr,  Major  General  Henry  Hallam,  CB. 

■  Dawson,  Lt.Cjlonel  Douglas  F.  R.  h.p.  Coldst.  Guards    Paton^  Major  'ieueral  George 


Downes,  Major  General  Major  Francis,  ret.  pay  R.  Art. 
Dunlop,  Colonel  Samuel,  r.f.p.  Royal  Artillery 
Elliott,  Colonel  John,  CB.  late  Royal  Marines 


li.K.c.  Peacocke,  Lt.Colonel  William,  Royal  Engineers 
Peake,  Bt.  Major  Malcolm,  Royal  .\i:tillery 
Peyton,  Captain  Westropp  J.,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 


p.s.c.  Fairholme,  Major  William  Ernest,  Royal  Artillery  Philips,  Major  Burton  Henry,  ret.  pay,  Welsh  Fusiliers 
Fairtlough,  Major  Kdward  C.  D.  H.  DSO.  4  Bn.  Dublin|Price,  Colonel  A-dolph.  Jas.  "h.p  West  York  Regiment 

Fusiliers.  jRind,  Cjlonel  Alex,  T.  S.  A.,  ret.  pa.y  Indian  Staff  Corps 

p  i.c  Fortescne,  Bt.Lt.Col.  lion.  C.  G.  King's  R.  Rifles     I  Roberts,  Colonel  Charles  Fysbe,  late  of  R.  Artillery. 
p.s.c.Fraser.Ma.jorGeneral  SirThomas,  JC'B.R.Engineers  Rundle,Major  General  Sir  Henry  M.  L.  KCB. DSO.  R.  Art 
French,  Major  Gen.  Geo.  Arthur.  Royal  Arliller.y  /i.x.l-.  Russell,  Major  General  Francis  Shirle.y,  i  Dragoons 

Gallwey,  Major  Hy.  Lionel,  DSO.  East  Lancashire  Regt.  Sale,  Colonel  Matthew  Townsend,  ret.  paj-  R.  Engineer. 
Gascoigne,  MajorGeneral  William  Julius  ITC  Sartorius,  Major  Gen.  Reg.  Wm.  U.  S.  List  Bengal  Inf 

vac  Gleichen,  .Major  Count  Albert  E.  W.  Gren.  Guards   Scott.  Colonel  Fred.  Beaulort,  MD.  ret.  pay  R.A.M.  C. 

- TT.  _..:,.„..  T_,,_    r.T>   Tj.,..„i  =„,....      Sharp,  Captain  Wilfred  Stanley,  4  Battalion  Irish  Rifles. 

Stewart.  Col.  Chas.  Ed.,  CB.  CIE.  U.S.  List  Indian  S.  0. 
Stuart,  Colonel  J.  A.  Man,  3  Bn.  Gordon  Highlanders 
.Svvaine,  Major  General  Leopold  Victor,  Ci?. 
Tarbet,  Major  Alexander  Francis,  3  Bn.  S.  Lancashiri 

Regiment 
'Ternan,  Colonel  Trevor  P.  Breflney,  DSO.  h.ji.  Warwicl 

Regiment 
Trotter,  Lt.CoIonel  J.  K.  Royal  Artillery 
p.s.c.  Tulloch.  Major  (.Teueral  Alexander  Bruce,  CB. 
Walker,  Lieut.General  Sir  F.  W.  E.  F.  KCB. 
Warren,  Colonel  Falkland  G.  Edgeworth,  ret.  pay  Ro.ya 
!    Artillery. 

jj.«.c.Watson,  Colonel  Charles  Moore,  Royal  Engineers 
Western,  Lt.Colonel  James  Halifax,  late  R.  (Ben.)  Eng. 
I  Williams,  Major  J.  Hanburv,  Oxford  Light  Infantry' 
Wilson,  Major  Edm.  M.  DSO.  R.  Army  Medical  Corps 
Wodehouse.Major  General  Josceline  Heneage,  CB.  R.Art 
VVoolfi-yes,  Surg.  Gen.  John  Andrew,  3ID.  CB.  ret.  pay 
l/j.jf.c.  Wortley,  Major  Hon.  E.  J.  Montagu  Stuart,  DSO 

King's  Royal  Rifles 
Yate.  Lt.Col'.  Charles  Edward,  CSI.  Indian  Staff  Corps 


Goold-Adams,  Mnjor  Hamilton  John,  CB.  Royal  Scots 
Gough,  MajorGeii.  Hugh  Sutlej,  CB.  h.p.  18  Hussars. 
Grant,  Major  Samuel  Charles  Norton,  Royal  Engineers 
Grey,  Captain  Raleigh,  late  6  Dragoons 
Haig,  Lt.Colonel  Arthur  Balfour,  r.f.p.  R.  Engineers 
p.i.c.  Han-ison,  General  Sir  Richard,  i'CJS. 
Hatch,  Lt.Colonel  George  P.  late  West  India  Regt. 
Heath,  Lt.Colonel  John  Macclesfield,  r.f.p.  Bombay  S.C. 
p  t  c  Herbert,  Colonel  Ivor  J.  C.  CB.  h.p. Gren.  Guards 
Howard,  CoU-nel  Francis,  CB.  h.p.  Rifle  Brigade 
Hughes,  Colonel  EmUius,  CB.  ret.  list  A.  S.  Cor])s 
e  Jarvis,  Major  General  Samuel  Peters,  r.f.p.  S2  Foot 
jelf  Colonel  R.  H.  h.p.  Royal  Engineers 
Jekyll,  Colonel  Herbert,  h.p.  Royal  Engineers 
Justice,  Major  General  William  Clive,  retired  list 
Kenney.  Lt.Colonel  Arthur  Herbert,  Royal  Engineers 
KnoUys,  Major  Louis  Frederic,  late  of  Scottish  Rifles 
Kynsey,  Sm-geon  William  Raymond,  half  pay 
LBn",  Major  John  Irvine,  Boj-al  Engineers 
Lazzarmi,  Colonel  James,  Malta  Fenciblc  Artillery 
Larymore,  Captain  H.  D.  Royal  Artillery 
Leverson,  Lt.Colonol  J.  J.  Royal  Engineers 


Cha}icery  of  the  Order — The  Colonial  Department,  Downing  Street. 


Officers  now  holding  raiih  in  ihn  Armtj  of  the 
Order  of  the  Indian  Empire. 

Grand  Commanders  {Gi'IE.) 


784 


Field  Marshal  IZisRoi/al Highness Mheri.  Edwanl  Frlnce  of 
Wales,  KO.  KT.  KP.  GCB.  GCSI.  GCMB.  GCVO 
10  Hussars 

General  His  Roi/al  Hiykness  the  Diilte  of  Conuam'ht 
KG.  KT.  KP.  OCB.  GCSI.  GCMG.  GCfO.  Rifl^ 
Brigade 

Field  Marshal  His  Itoyal  Highness  the  Duke  of  Cam- 
bridge, KG.  KT.  KP.  GVB.  GCSI.  OCMG.  GCVO. 
grenadier  Guards. 

Colonel  P.  T.  MurquLi  of  Dufferiu  and  Ava,  KP  GCB 
GCSI.  OCMG.  3  Bn.  Irish  RiHes 


FlI  Roberta,  Fiehl  Marshal  Lord,  of  Kandahar,  KP 
GCB   GCSI.  Comm-ui'ler  in  Cliirf,  Irish  Guards 

Fffi  White,  General  Sir  Geo.  Stewart,  OCB.  GCSI. 
GCVO.  Gordon  Highlanders 

Burue,  Major  General  Sir  Owen  T.  KCSI.  retired  list 

Chamberlain,  (ien.  .«)•  Crawford  Trotter,  CSI.U.  S.  List 
Bengal  Staff  Corps 

Harris,  Colonel  G.  a.  C.  Lord,  GCSI  Uoytil  East  Kent 

\     Yeomanr.v. 

Wenlock,  Major  RI.Hon.  B.  Lonl,  GCSI.  late  Yirk  Has. 


Knights  CoMMiNDEES  [KCIE.) 


p.s.c.  Ardagh,  Major  Gen.  Sir  John  C.  CB.  R.  Engineers 
Bird,  General  Sir  Geo.  Corrie,  CB.  Indian  Staff  C. 
Bisset,  Colonel  Sir  Wm.  S.  S.  ret.  list,  Rii.yal  Bno-ineers 
p.s.c.  Collen,  Maj.  Gen.  Sir  Edwin  H.  H.,  CB.  Indian  S.C. 
Dennehy,  Major  General  Sir  Thomas,  r.f.p.  Bengal  S.  C. 
Gordon,  General   Sir  Thomas  Edw.,  KCB.  CSI.  Indian 

Staff  Corps 
Holtlich,  Colonel  ,S'i>  Thomas  H.  CB.  ret.  list  R.  Eni»ineers 


King,  Brig.  Snrg.  Lt.Col.  Sir  Cieorge,  late  Bengal  Est, 
Morton,  Major,  General  Sir  Gerald  de  Courc.v,  CB. 
Simpson,  Surg.  Gen.  Sir  Benjamin,  late  Bengal  Estab. 
Stedman,  Major  General  Sir  Edw.  CB.  Indian  SUlf  Cores 
Talbot,  U.Colonel  Sir  AdolDert  Cecil,  U.S.  List  Indian 

Staff  Corps 
Thuillier,  Lt.Col.  Sir  Henry  Raveushaw,  ret.  list  R.  Eng. 
Williams,  General  Sir  E.  C.  S.,  U.  S.  List  R.  Eng. 


Companions.  (CIB.) 


Adamson,  Lt. Colonel  Charles  H.  E.,  r.f.p.  Indian  S.  C. 
Berkeley,  Maj.  Gen.  Jas.  Uayan,  U.  S.  List  Madras  Inf. 
Biiie,  Dep.  Surg.  Gen.  George,  MB.  late  Madras  Estab. 
Brautoot,  Lt.Colonel  A .  .\1.  MB.  Madras  Med.  E,tab. 


M'Kay,  Lt.Colonel  Hy.  Kellook,  Indian  Medical  Service. 
.U'Mahon,  Captain  Arthur  Henry,  CSI.  Indian  Staff  C. 
MacCartie,  Majo  ■  Frederick  F.  Bombay  Med.  Estab. 
.Mackenzie,  Colonel  Kenneth  J.  L.,  U.  S.List  Indian    S.C. 


Brovyne,  Lt.Colonel  Samuel  H.  MD.  Bengal  Med.  Estab.'-Uackenzie,  Insp.  Gen.  of  Hosp.  Sir  'w!  MD.  KCB.   late 

Brownmg,Lt.Colonel  Wmthrop  B.  Indian  Medical  Service     Madras  Army 

Uusteed,  Brig.  Surg.  H.Elmsley,.lfZ).  late -Madras  Estab.  .Maclean,  Major  General  Charles  Smith,  CB.  U.  S.  List 

I'hatterton,  Colonel  Prank  Wm.,  U.  S.  List  Bengal  Inf.         Indian  Staff  Corps 

Ohuich,  Major  General  Thomas  Ross,  Indian  S.C.  Mainwaring,  General  W.  G.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Clarke,  Lt.Gen.  Sir  Andrew,  OCMG.  CB.  ret.  pay  R.  Eng.  .Marshall,  Major  Gen.  Geo.  F.  Lcyeeater,  ret.  pay  R.  Eng. 

Crawford, Colonel  Richmond  Irvine,  U.S. List  IndianS.C.  Meade,  Lt.Colonel  Malcolm  Johii,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Croits,  Lt.Colonel  Aylmer  M.  Inilian  Medical  Service        .Merriman,  Colonel  William,  ret.  pay  Royal  Engineers 

Cromer,  Major  Evelyn,  Vtset.  OCB.  GCVO.  KCSI.  latej.Minchin,  Lieut.  Alfred  Beckett,  luiliau  Staff  Corps 

Royal  Artillery  '.Moore,  Lt.Colonel  Sir  George  M.  .).,  ret.  pay  B.  Artillery 

Oumining,  Colonel  William  G.,  ret.  list  Royal  Engineers  .Moore,  Lt.Geneiai  Sir  H.  KCB.  TTnemployed  Sup.  List 
Canningham,  Lt.Col.  David  D.,  late  Bengal  Med.  Estab.  .Muir,  Colonel  Charles  Wemyss,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Dallas,  Dep.  Surg.  Gen.  Ale.K.Morison,  late  Bengal  Estab.  Napier,  Major  i/o«.  G.  C.  late  Bengal  Infantry 
Daly,  Lieut.  Hugh,  Indian  Staff  Corps  [Nisbet,  Colonel  Robert  Parry,  r.f.p.  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Downe,  Colonel  Hugh  Richard,  Viscf.  h.p.  10  Hussars       Norman,  Gen.  Sir  H.W.  GCB.  (JC^G.  Indian  Staff  Corp* 

|Nunn,  Veterinary  Lt.Colonel  Joshua  Arthur,  i>.SO. 

Ottley,  Colonel  John  Walter,  ret.  list  Royal  Engineei-s 

Owen,  Lt.Colonel  Chas.  Wm.  CMG.  Bengal  Med.  Est. 

Porteous,  tlolonel Charles  Arkcol,  U.  S.  List  IndianS.C. 


Drummond,  Major  F.  H.  R.  Indiau  Stall  Corps 
Dull',  Colonel  Beauchamp,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Duraiid,  Colonel  A.  G.  A.  CB.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Fenn,  Lt.  Colonel  Ernest  Harrold,  R.  Army  Med.  Corps 


Fergusson,  Col.  lit. Hon.  Sir  Jas.  .Ut.GCSI.  KCM6.  late  Pulford,  Colonel  Russell  R.  Royal  Engineers 


Battalion  Scots  Fusiliers 
Franklin,  Colonel  Benjamin,  Bengal  Med.  Estab. 
Fuller,  General  John  Augustus,  r.f.p  .Ro.yal  Engineers 
Gordon,  Colonel*  J.  C.  F.  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
Gordon,  General  W.  Indian  Staff  Cory  s. 
Griesbach,  Lt.Colonel  Chas.  L.  late  5  Bn.  R.  Fusiliers. 


J  Raikes,  Colonel  Frederick  Duncan,Indian  Staff  Corps 
Ramsa.y,  Captain  John,  Indian  Staff  Corps  | 

Richardson,  Colonel  Geo.  L.  Reilly,  CB.  Indian  S.  C. 
Sanderson,  Colonel  Hy.  Bristow,  J.  L.  List  Indian  S.  C' 
Scallon,  Major  Robert  Irwin,  BSO.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Scott,  Lt.Colonel  Buchanan,  R.^yal  Engineers 


Gurdon,  Captain  Bertrand  E.  Mellish,  DSO  Indian  S.  C.  Shakespear,  Major  John,  Z)50.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Haines,  Field  Marshal  Sir  F.  P.,  GCB.  GCSI.  Scots  Fus.  FvC  Smith,  Lieut.  John  Manners,  Indian  Staff  Corps 


Hallen,  Vel.  Lt.Col.  James  H.  B.,  Bengal  Vet.  Dept. 
llendle.y, ColonelThos.  Holbein,  Bengal  Med.  Estab. 
ji.s.r.  Hogge,  Lt;Col.  John  William,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Holtbrd,  Captain" George  Lindsa,y,  MVO.  i  Life  Guards 
Impey,  Colonel  E.  C.  late  Bengal  Staff  Corps 
Jacob,  Colonel  Samuel  S.,  U.S.  List  indiau  Staff  Corps. 
Jacol.i,  Colonel  S.vdney  Long,  ret.  list  Hoj'al  Engineers 
Jarrett,  Colonel-Henry  Sullivan,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  C 
Kepjiel,  Captain'Geo.  Olof  Roos,  Indian  Staff  Corps 


Stewart,  Col.  Cnarles  E.  CB.  CMO.  U.  S.  List  Ind.  S.  C.  \ 
Stewart,  Colonel  John,  retired  pa.y  Royal  Artillery. 
L'emple,  Lt.Colonel  Richard  Cariiac,  Indian  Staff  Corps  ' 
iTennant,  Lt. General  James  Francis,  r.f.p.  R.  Engineers 
Thompson,  Surg.  Maj.  Daniel  R.  MD.  late  Madras  Estab. 
'l^homson,  Lt.Colonel  Samuel  John,  Bengal  Mjd.  Estab.  | 
Tomkins,  General  Wm.  Percival,  R.  Engineers  ■    \ 

Tucker,  Major  Gen.  Louis  Hy.  Emile,U.S.  List  Ben.  Inf. 
Wahab,Cjijujl  Riot.  Ale.-!.  Ro.yal  Eagiuesrs 


King,  Lt.Colonel  Walter  G.  MB.  Indian  Medical  Service  {Wallace,  Colonel  William  A.  J.,  r.f.p.  Royal  Engineers 
Lane,  Colonel  Clapton  Turner,  U.S.  List  Indian  Staff  C.  VVard,  Colonel  H.  Constantino  E.,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  C. 
Leigh,  Lt.Colon'el  Henry  P.  P.  Indian  Staff  Corps  I  Weldon,  Colonel  Thomas,  U.  S.  List  Indian  Suaff  Corps    ^ 

:  Le  Messurier,  Colonel  Augustus,  r.f.p.  Royal  Engineers    Wyllie,  Lt.Colonel  William  H.  C.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Ludlow,  Major  Ettmund  S.,  U.  S.  List  Indian  Staff  Corps  Yeilding,  Captain  Wm.  Richard,  DSO.  Indian  Stall  0. 
Lyon,   Brigade  Surgeon  Lt.Colonel  Isidore  Bernadotte,  Young,  Captain  Frank  P.,  U.S.  List  Indian  Stall  Corps, 
late  Bombay  Estao.  Younghusband,  Captain  -Francis  Edw.  Indian  S.  0.  ^ 

Registrar  of  the  Order Sir  Albert  W.  Woods,  KCB.  KCMG.  Garter.  1 


Officers  now  holding  rank  in  the  Army  of  the  '■  \ 

Royal  Victorian  Order. 

Knights  Grand  Cross  {GCVO.). 

Field  Marshal  Bis  Rogal  Highness  Albert  Edward  Frir,ce,FMd  Marshal  ^'»  *'y«',^'i'*''™ '*^^,^"*;,  °-(,  ';^"'"'',i?^ 
of  Wales  KG.ET.KP.  GCB.  GCSI  GCMG.  GCIS.\  KO.  KT.  KP.  OCB.GCSI.  GaM«.  OC/A.  Greu  Gds 
10  Hussars  Colonel  Most    Noble    William    John  A.  C.   J.   Duke    of 

General    His   Royal   Highness  the  BuU  of  Connaught.l     Portland,  i'e.  4  Bn   Derbyshire  Regt. 

KO.    KT.    KP.    GCB.    GCSI.    GCMG.    GCIE.   hilleiHopetoun,  Lt.Colonel  Rt.   Hon.  J.  A.  L.  liarl  of,  Ai 
Brigade. 

His    Rogal 


GCMG.  late  Lanark  Yeomanry. 


Highness  the   Duke  0/ York,  KG.   KT.  iTP.  Vll  Probyn,  General  Sir  DiglubiiMacnaghten,  KCB 
-■?—■"■'••'  1    KCSI.  Onem.  Sup.  List  Bengal  Cavalry.  „„„, 

General  Sir  George  Stewart,   GCB.  atai. 


Colonel  in  Chief  Royal  Pusihers  i,,™.-  mi,-. 

His  Ua/estg^mam  II.  KO.  German  Emperor  and  K,iig\im\nite^ 

of  Prussia,  Colonel  in  Chief  i  Dragoons  [Honorar;,).       !     GCIE.  Gordon  Highlanders 


fZ^a 


Captain  Bit  Highness  the  Uiikr  of  Teck,  i  Lil'e  Guards 
Captain    Jiis  Serene    Highness   Prince   Francis    of  Teck, 

BSO.  I  Royal  Dragoons 
Captain  Hig  Serene  Highness  Prince  Alexander  of  Teck, 

7  Huspars 
Clarke,  Major  General  Sir  Stanley  de  A.  C.  CMO.  ret.  pay 


Boycd  Victorian  Order. 
Knights  Coumandebs  {KCVO.). 


Colville,  Colonel  H<m.  Sir  Wm.  James,  Ci?.late  Rifle  Brer. 
De  Ros,  Lieut.  General  D.  C.  F.  Lord,  retired  pay 
Ellis,  Major  General  Sir  Arthur  E.  A.  CSI.  retired  pay 
Ewart,  Major  General  Sir  Henr.v  P.  KCB.    7  Dragoon 

Guards. 
Methuen,  Lt.Genera!  Paul  S.  Lord,  CB.  CMG. 

COMUANDEBS  (CT'0.1. 

Bateson,  Lt. General  Richard,  retired  list.  I  Gordon,  Colonel  George  Grant.  CB.  late  .Scots  Guards. 

Eliot,  Colonel  Hon.  C.  G.  late  3  Bn.  Duke  of  Corn.  Lt.  Inf.  | 

Meubkks  4TH  Class  (.VT'O.). 
Blundell-Hollinshead-Blundell,  Lieut.  D.  B.  Kinjr's  Royal  Foljambe,  Captain  Hon.  Arthur  Win.  de  B.  S.  Eifle  Bad. 

Rifles  P-s  e.  Grieraou,  Bt.  Colonel  James  M.,  R.  Artillery'. 

Brocklehurst,  Major  General  John  F.  Holford.  Captain  George  L.  C/£.  i  Life  Guards 

Camphell,  Major  General  Banington  B.  D.  Scot-i  Guards  Legge,  Lt  Colonel-ffon.  Hy.  Chas.  h.p.  Coldstream  Gds. 
Campbell,  Captain  Walter,  Gordon  Highlanders.  1  Lockhart,  Lt.Col.  Sir  Simon  M.  Bnrt.  h.p.  1  Life  Guards 

Cecil,  iorf  William,  Hon.  Colonel  4  Bn.  Lincoln  Rept.        ■•■■■-     "  ■"    "   "    '         ^-   ■•■       i— t.....;..- 


Collins,  Lt.Oolonel  Arthur,  CB.  ret.  pay  Middlesex  Regt. 
Davidson,  Lt. Colonel  Arthur,  h.p.  King's  Royal  Rifles. 
Dundonald,  Major  General  D.  M.  B.  H.  £orl  of,  CB.  h.p. 

2  Life  Guards 
Falmouth,  Major  General  E.  E.  T.  f'lseoimt,  CB. 


Miles,  Colonel  H.  S.  G.  from  h.p.  Munster  Fusiliers 
Nicholas  Captain  J.  Ridirg  Master  R.  Art.  ret.  pa.y 
Oliphant,  Major  General  Laurence  J. 
Ponsonby,  Captain  Fred.  E.  G.  Grenadier  Guards 
Van  de  Weyer,  Cap..  Wm.  John  B.  3  Bu.  Berkshire  Regt. 
I  Waters,  Lt".Colonel  Wallscourt  Hely  H.  h.p.  R.  Artillery. 


Chancellor.- I2t.  Hon.  the  Eai 


Meubbb  5TH  Class  (MVO.'). 
Nicholas,  Riding  Master  John,  Royal  Artillery 
!  0/ Clareudon  I  ^eer^^/ar^y. —  Lt.Oolonel  Bt.  Hon. 

I      Edwards,  KCB. 


Fleetwood    Isham 


Offi 


cers  notv  hdldinfj  Rank  in  the  Army  of  the 
Distinguished  Service  Order. 


Companions  (DSO.). 


Abbott,  Major  Herbert  Kdw.  S.  Royal  Engineers 
Annesley,  Captain  Wm.  R.  X.,  West  Kent  Regiment 
Arnold,  Lt.Colonel  Alfred  James,  h.p.  3  Dragoon  Guards 
Austin,  Bt.Major  Herbert  Henry,  Royal  Engineers 
Badcock,  Captain  Francis  F.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Baldwin,  Bt.Major  Guy  Melfort,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Barratt,  Bt.Major  Wm.  Cross,  Indian  StatfCoriis 
p.s.c.  Barrow,  Colonel  Arthur  Fred.  CilO.  Indian  S.C. 
Barton,  Lt.Colonel  Maurice  Charles,  Royai  Engineers 
p.j.c.Bayly,  Lt.Colonel  Alfred  Wm.  Lambart,  Indian  S.C. 
Beech,  Captain  John  Robert.  CMG.  late  20  Hussars 
Begbie,  Major  Gen.  Elphinstoue  Waters,  CB.  Madras  Inf. 
Bennett,  Colonel  William,  ret.  pay  Yorkshire  Regiment 
Beynon,  Bt.Major  William  G.  L.,  Indian  Stafl' Corps 
Biggs,  Major  Henry  Tero,  Royal  Engineers 
Blakcney,  Captain  Robert  BjTon  DruiT,  Royal  Engineers 
Blenkinsop,  Vet.  Capt.  Layton  John,  Army  Vet.  Dept. 
Blomfield,  Lt.Col.  Charles  James,  Lancashire  Fusiliers 
Borradaile,  Major  Harrv  Benn,  Indian  Stafl' Corps 
Bourke,  Lt.Col.  Henry  Beresford,  West  India  Regiment 
Bowker,  Captain  William  Jas.,  Somerset  Light  Infantry- 
Brake,  Captain  Herbert  Edw.  J.  Ro.yal  Artillery 
Bretherton,  Captain  George  Howard,  Indian  St  ifl' Corps 
Brindle,  Bev.  Robt.  ret.  pay  Army  Chaplains'  Departmt. 
Brooke,  Captain  Ronald  George,  7  Hussars 
Browne,  Lt.Colonel  Arthur  G.  I''.,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Browne,  Lt.Colonel  S.  Seton,  Indian  Stafl"  Corps 
p.t.c.  Browne,    Colonel  George  Fitzherbert,  h.p.  North 

ampton  Regiment 
Bunburv,  Major  Vesey  Thos.  Leicester  Regiment 
Campbell,  Colonel  Cofin  Charles,  r.f.p.  Indian  StaEfCorps 
Campbell,  Major  Frederick,  Indian  StaA'Curps 
Campbell,  Captain  Kenneth  J.  R.  late  Suffolk  Regiment 
Carew,  Colonel  Richard  Hugh,  R.  Army  Medical  Corps 
Carleton,  Captain  Frederick  M.  Lancaster  Regiment 
Caulfeild,  Major  AlgcrronM.,  Border  Regiment 
Caulfedd,  M.ajor  Gordon  Napier,  Indian  Staff  Coriis 
Cecil,  BtT.Maior  Lord  Edw.  Herbert.  Grenadier  Guards 
Chancellor,  Lieut.  John  Robert,  Royal  Engineers 
Channer,  Colonel  Bernard,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Clarke,  Lieut.  Thomas  Hy.  M.,  R.  Army  Medical  Corps 
Clements,  Colonel  Ralph  A.  Penrhyn,  B.  Wales  Bord. 
Climo,  Major  Skipton  Hill,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Cockburn,  Major  George,  Rifle  Brigade 
Coker,  Colonel  Edmimd  R.  ret.  pay  Durham  Lt.  Inf. 
Cole,  Captain  Henry  Wells,  Yorkshire  Light  Infantry 
Coles,  Lt.Col.  Arthur  Horsman.  h.p.  Wanvick  Regiment 
Corbett,  Lt.Col  R.  de  laCour,  MLl.  R.  Army  Med.  Corps 
Couchman,  Lt.Col.  Geo.  H.  Holbeche,  Somerset  Lt.  inf. 
Coxhead,  Captain  Thomas  Langhorne,  Royal  Artillery 


Dicken,  Colonel  Wm.  Popham,  CB.,  U.  S.  List  Ind.  S.  C. 
Digan,  Captain  Augustin  J.,  Mid  Ulster  Artillery(S.Div.) 
p.s.c.  Dorrien,  Colonel  H.  L.  Smith,  Derbyshire  Regiment 
Dorward,  Colonel  Arthur  R.  F.,  CB.  h.p.  Royal  Engineers 
Downes,  Major  Wm.  Knox,  Indian  Stall  Corps 
Do.vle,  Major  Ignatius  Purcell,  Madras  Med.  Est£b. 
Dr'age,  Lt.Colonel  William  Henry,  Army  Service  Corps 
Dugmore,  Lieut.  Wm.  Fras.  B.  R.  North  Stafford  Regt. 
Dundas,  Major  Lawrence  Charles,  late  Liverpool  Regt. 
Earle,  Major  Henr.v.  Yorkshire  Light  Infantrj- 
Kast,  Captain  Lionel  W.P.,  Ro.val  Artiller.v 
Ertlmann,  Captain  Ernest  Elliott,  Royal  Artillery 


Edwardes,  Captain  Stanley  Malcolm,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
p.s.c.  Edwards,  Captain  Fitzjames  Mayne,  Indian  S.C. 
Edwards,  Major  John  Burnard,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Egerton,Lt. General  Charles  Comyn,  CB.  Indians.  C. 
Elliot,  Colonel  Edward  Locke,  CB.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Evans,  Lt.Colonel  Charles  Wm.  Heniy,  ret.  pay  W.  Kent 

Regiment 
Thorold,  Lt.Colonel  John  Thorold,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Eveleigh-de  Moleyna,  Bt.Lt.Colonel  Hon.  F.  R.  W.  h.p. 

4  Hussars 
Everett,  Colonel  Edward,  ret.  pay  Cameron  Highlanders 
Ewart,  Captain  Richard  Henry,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Fairtlough,  Major  Edw.  Chas.  D'H.  CMG.  4  Bu.  Dub.  Fus. 
Fendall,  Major  Charles  Pears,  Royal  Artillery 
Ferguson,  Captain  Henry  G.  de  L.  4  Bn.  Norfolk  Regt. 
Ferguson,  Cap'ain  John  David,  R.  Anny  Med.  Corps 
Fergusson,  Bt.Lt.Colonel  Charles,  Grenadier  Gds. 
Ferrier,  Lt.Colonel  James  Archibald,  R.  Engineers 
Festing,  Bt.Major  Arthur  Hoskyns,  Irish  Rifles 
Fisher,  Captain  John,  Bengal  Medical  Establishment 
Fitton,  Bt.Major  Hugh  Gregory,  Berkshire  Regiment 
Fleming,  Captain  Charles  Christie,  MB.  R.  A.  -vl.  Corps 
Forbes,  Lieut.  Arch.  Jones,  South  Wales  Borderers 
Fowler,  Bt.Ma,ior  h'rancis  John,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Fowler,  Captain  John  Sharman,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Prere,  Major  Sir  Bartle  C.  A.  Bnrt.  late  Rifle  Brigade 
Gallwey,  Major  Henry  Lionel.  CMG.  East  Lane.  Regt. 
Gascoigne,  Captain  Ernest  Fred.  Orb.y,  Grenadier  Gds. 
p.».c.Gatacre,Major  Gen..Si>Wm.Forbes,  KCB.  K-i-HGM, 
Girouard,  Bt.Major  Edouard  P.  C.  Royal  Engineers 
GlanviUe,  Major  Francis,  Ro.yal  Engineers 
Golightly.  Capt.  Robt.  Edmiiud,  late  King's  Royal  Rifles 
Godden,' Major  Henry  Tufion,  Bedfordshire  Regiment 
Goodwin.  Cant.  Thos. Herbert  John  Chapman,  R.  Army 

Medical  Corps. 
Goodwyn,  Major  Henry  Edward,  Royal  Engineers 
Goodwyn,  Captain  Norton  James,  Devonshire  Regiment 
Gordon,  Colonel  Jas.  Henry,  CB.  U.S.  List  Indian  S.C. 


Crawford,  Major  P.W.  G.  Copland. 7  Bn.King'sRoy.RiHes!Gordon,  Colonel  Stanuus  Vemer,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Crofton,  Colonel  Morgan  S.  CB.  h.p.  S.  Stafford  Regt.      Gorringe,  Bt.Lt.Colonel  George  Fred.  Royal  Engineers 
Crofts,  Major  Richard,  Royal  Army  Medical  Coips  Graham,  Major  Herman  Witsius  Gore,  5  Lancers 

I'd  Cubitt,  Colonel  Wm.  George,  U.S.  List  Indian  S.  C.  Griffith,  Vet.  Major  George  Richard,  Army  Vet.  Dept 


Cummins,  Colonel  James  Turner,  Indian  Stafl"  Corps 
Cunningham,  Colonel  George  C.  Derbyshire  Regiment 
Cure,  Major  Herbert  Capel,  Gloucester  Regiment 
Daubeney,  Major  Edward  K.,  S.  Stafford  Regiment 
Davie,  Captain  Arthur  F.  Ferguson,  Ind.  Stiff  Corps 
Davies,  Major  Thomas  A.  Harkness,  Devon  Regt. 
Davis,  Colonel  George  M'B.  CB.  Bengal  Med.  Estab. 
de  Brett,  Captain  Harry  Symonds,  Royal  Artillery 
Deedes,  Colonel  WilUam  Heniy,  ret.  pay  Rifle  Brigade 
De  Lisle,  Captain  Henry  De  B.,  Durham  Light  Infantry 
Dening,  Colonel  Lewis,  Indian  Staff  Corps 


Gurdon,  Captain  Bertrand  E.  M.  CIE.  Ind.  Staff  Corps 
Gwynn,  Bt.Major  Charles  Wm.  Royal  Engineers 
Hadow,  Lt.Colonel  Reginald  Campbell,  Indian  S.  C. 
Haggard,  Capt.  A.  C.  P.,  late  King's  Own  Scot.  Bord. 
Huldane,  Capt.  James  Aylmer  Lowthrop,  Gordon  Hldrs. 
Hale  Major  Charles  Henry,  R.  Army  Medical  Corps 
Hale,  Captain  George  Ernest,  R.  Army  Medical  Corps 
Hall,  Lieut.  George  C.  M.  Royal  Engineers 
Sallett,  Lt.Col.  Jas.  W.  Hughes,  Seaforth  Highlanders 
p.s.c.  Haly,    Major    General  Richard  H.  O'G.  CB.  ret. 
pay  Suffolk  Regiment 


i.'ening,  v^oioiiei  i,ewis,  luiuau  oLau  ^.ui  uo  ,     pay  ouuoiit  n-egimeuu 

Ileshon,  Colonel  Charles  John,  ret.  pay  Royal  Artillery    jHamilton,  Major  Hubert  Ion  Wetherall.W.  Surrey  Regt. 


Bislinguished  Service  Order. 


784^ 


Companions — continued. 
Hamilton,   Major    General    Ian   S.   M.  CB,   (from    h.p, 

Guidon  Hi^ihlra.) 
p.g.c.  Hamilton,  Major  \Vm.  George,  East  Lane.  Regt. 
V*S,  H.ammond,Col.ArthmM;eorge,CB.,U.S.ListInd.  S.C. 
Harley,  tit. Major  Henry  Keltett,  7  Hussai-s 
Harman.  lit.Major  Richard.  Indian  StaffUorpa 
Harrison,  4t. Major  Edgar  G.,  West  tliding  Regiment 
Harvey,  riurgeon  General  Robt.  t'-B.  J/D. Bengal  Estab. 
Hastings,  Lt. Colonel  lidward  Spence,  Indian  Staff  C. 
Henegan,  Captain  John,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Hennell,  Colonel  Reginald,  late  Bombay  Infantry 


Morris,  Captain  Arcliui-  Henry,  Irish  Regiment 
Murphy,  Lt. Colonel  \V.  Reed,  late  Bengal  Med.  Estab. 
Murray,  Colonel  Andrew,  ret.  pay  Regimental  District 
Murray,  Colonel  Kenelm  Digby,  rel.  pay  Irish  Fusiliers 
Nason,  lit. Lt. Colonel  F.  Joan,  Scottish  Rifles 
Nicnolson,  ilajor  John  S.  7  Hussars 
Morris,  Major  Richard  J.  West  India  Regiment 
N'ugent.  Major  Oliver  S.  Wood,  King's  Royal  Rifles 
N^unn,  Veterinarj'  Lt. Colonel  Joshua  Arthur,  CIK. 
O'Donnoll,  Major  Hugh,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
lOsljorn,  Captain  Philip  Barlow,  Oxford  Light  Infantry 
Paine,  Captain  James  Senry,  Royal  Artillery 


Hepper.  Colonel  Albert  James,  ret.  pay  Royal  Engineers  Patterson,  Surg.  Maj.  Thomas  William,  ret. pay  Med.Staff 
Herbert.  Captain  Claude.  Indian  Statf  Corps  Payne,  Lt.Colonel  Richard  Llovd.  I      


.     ,  Inniskilling  Fusiliers 
PentOQ.  Bt.  Major  Richard  Hugh,  R.  Army  Med.  Corps 
feterson,  Lieut.  Fred.  Hop.?well,  Indian  Start"  Corps 
p.s.c.  Hick:son,L^.Col.SamuelArthurEinem,R.Engineers  Peyton,  Major  William  Elnt,  15  Hussars 
Hill,  Captain  John,  Indian  .Start"  Corps  iPigott,  Captain  Greuville  Edmnnd.  Army  Service  Corps 


Heygate,  Major  Robert  Hy.  Gage,  Border  Ragiment 
Hickman,  Colonel  Thomas  Edgecomb.  Worcester  Regt. 


Hobart,  Captain  Claud  Vere  C,  Grenadier  Guards 
Hornby,  Capt.  Montague  Leyland,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Huggins,  Major  Ponsonb^-  Glenn.  Indian  Statf  Corps 
Hughes,  Lt.Col.  George  Arthur,  MB.,  R.  Army  Med.  C. 
Hu^o,  Capt.  James  Henry,  Indian  iledical  Service 
Hunter,  Lieut.  General  Sir  Archibald,  KCB. 
Hunter,  Major  Geo.  Douglas,  R.  Army  Medical  Corps 


iPigott,  Captain  C 

iPiuk,  Bt.Lc.Cjl.  Francis  John,  West  Surrey  Regiment 
iPirie,  Captain  Arthur  Murray,  21  Lancers 
Poyser,  Vet.Lt.Oolonel  Richard,  ret.  pay  Army  Vet.Dept. 
Pratt,  Lieut.  Henry  Roger  Evelyn,  Indian  Staft  Corps 
jPresgi-ave,  Lt.Colo'nel  Kdward  R.  J.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Preston,  Lt.Colonel  Jenico  Edward,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
(Price,  Bt. Major  Uhas.  Hy.  U.  Indian  Staff  Corps 


Hutchinson,  Captam  Geo.  Higginson  Ford-,  Counaught  PritcUard,  Laeut.  Harry  Lionel,  Royal  Engineera 

Rangers  IPulteney,  Bt. Lt.Colonel  William  Pulteney,  Scots  Guards 

Ilderton,  Colonel  Charles  Edw.,  ret.  list  W.  Surrey  Regt.  Quirk,  Colonel  John  Owen,  CB,  Regimental  District 
Jackson,  Captain  Sydney  Chas.  Fishburn,  Hants  Regt.  |  Rattray,  Lieut.  Haldane  Burney.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Jacol),  Captain  Arthur  Le  Grand,  Indian  Staff  Corps  jRawliu?",  Cdpt.  Arthur  Kennedy,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Jenner,  Major  Albert  Victor,  Rifle  Briirnde  'Wawlinson,  Lit.Col.  Spencer  Richard,  ret.pay  Indian  S.C« 

Jennings,  Captain  Jas.  Willes,  R.  Army  Medical  Corps    Rhodes,  Major  Elmhirst,  Berkshire  Regiment 
Jones,  Lieut.  Herbert  John,  Indian  Statf  Corps  Rhodes,  Colonel  Francis  Willia-n,  h.p.  i  Dragoons 

Jones,  Capt.  Walter  Thos.  CressweU,  Royal  Marines         tloliertson.  Major  William  Robert,  3  Dragoon  Guards 
Judge,  Captain  Spencer  Francis,  Shropshire  Light  Inf.  :  Roche,  Lt.Colonel  T.  H.  de  M.  Royal  Marines 


Keary,  Lt.Colonel  Heui-y,  D'U.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Keene,  Lt.Colonel  Alfred,  Royal  Artillery 
Keighley,  Col.  Charles  Marsh,  CB.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Keith,  Colonel  James,  ret.  pay  Ro3'al  Artillery 
Kempster,  Colonel  Francis  James,  Mnnster  Fusiliers 
Kennedy,  Lieut.  SI.  Ralston,  Royal  Engineers 
Ker,  Lieut.  Charles  Arthur,  Royal  Artillery 
Kerr,  Captain  Fred.  Walter,  Gordon  Highlanders 


Rogers,  Captain  Fred.  Arthur,  Bengal  Medical  Estab. 
^Rogers,  Colonel  George  William,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.  C, 
Rogers,  Surg.  Lt.Col.  5ir  John  Godfrey,  JtCJif  J.  JfS. 
I     ret.  pay 

'p.«.c.  Romilly,  Major  Fred.  Williams,  Scots  Guards 
Rose,  Colonel  Henry  Metcalfe,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Rowcroft,  Major  George  Francis,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

,  ___^_.  .  _  '  Randall,  Lt.Cjlouel  Frank  Montagu,  Indian  Staff  Corps 

Lambert,  Lt.Colonel  WaUer  Miller,  r.f.p.  R.  M.  Artillery  'Rundle,  Major  Gen.  Sir  Henry  M.  L.,  KCti.  CMG.  R.Art.. 
Lambtou,  Lt.Col.  Hon.  Charles,  Northumberland  Fus.    iRussell,  Lieut.  Horatio  Douglas,  West  India  Regiment 
Lawrence,  Captam  Freeling  Ross,  14  Hussars  |St-  hezer.  Colonel  H.  H.  ret.  pay  Cameron  Higblanders 

Liwne,  Major  Charles  Edward,  Royal  Artillery  iScaife,  Captain  George  Spencer,  4  Bn.  Border  Regiment 

Leach,  Colonel  Harold  Pemberton,  CB.  Royal  Engineers  Scallon.  Major  Robert  Irwin,  C£E.  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Lloyd,  Lt.Colonel  Francis  Lloyd,  Grenadier  Guards  Scott,  Colonel  Douglas  Alex.  CB.  h.p.  Roval  Engineers 

Loch,  Capt.  Hon.  Edward  Douglas,  Grena.iier  Guards       Scott,  lit. Major  Thomas  Edwin,  Indian  Staff  Corps 
X^ockhart,  Captain  Percy  C.  Eliott-,  Indian  Staff  Corps  Scudamore,  lit.Major  Charles  Philip,  Scots  Fusiliers 
Low,  Captain  Rjbert  Balmain,  Indian  Stiff  Corps  Segrave,  Lieut.  Wm.  Henry-Erik.  Highland  Lt.  Inf. 

Lucas,  Bt. Major  Frederic  George,  Indian  Start' Corps        Selby,  Captain  William.  Bengal  Medical  Eatablishment 
Lugard,  Captain  Edward  James.  Indian  Staff  Corps  p.s.c.  Settle,  Col.  Henry  Hamilton, Cii.  h.p.  R.  Engineers 

Lugard,  Lt.Ci-l.  Fred.  J.  Dealtry,  CB.  h.y.  Xorlolk  Regt.  Shakespear,  Major  John,  CIS.  Indian  S.aff  Corps 
Lyle,  Major  Hugh  Thomas,  Welsh  Fusihera  Shearer,  Lt.Colonel  Johnston,  Bengal  Med.  Estabhshmt, 

M'Culloch,  Captain  Robert  H.  F.  Royal  Artillery  Sh3pnard,Lt.Colonel  Chas.  Sinclair,  ret.  pay  R.  Fusiliers 

M'Leod,  Major  General  Donald  Jas.  Sim,  CB.  Madras.Shepherd,  Colonel  Charles  Herbert,  h.p.  Norfolk  Regt. 
Cavalry  IShone,  Colonel  William  Terence,  CB.  Hoyal  Engineers 

M'Loughlin  Captain  Geo.  Somers,  1^5.  R.  Army  Med  C.  iShoubridge.Capt.Thomas  Herbert,  Northumberland  Fus, 
M'Mahon,  bt.Major  A'ir  Horace  W.  Barf.  Welsh  Fus.         Sinclau-,  Lt.Colonel  Alfred  Lawj:ndian  Staff  Corps 
M'Murdo,  Captain  Arthur  Montagu,  late  York  and  Lan- 
caster Regiment 


M'Swiiiey.Bt.Lt.Cjl.Edwd.  F.  Henry, Indian  Staff  Corps 
MacDonald,  Colonel  Hector  A.CiJ.h.p.  Royal  Fusiher^ 
Macdonald.Major  Reginald  Percy,  late  Hampshire  Regt. 
Mac"Te"'or,  Colonel  Charles  Reginald,  CB.  indiaa  S.  C. 
Mackinuon,  Brig.Surg.  Lt.CoL  H.  W.  A.  ret.  pay  Medical 
Staff 


Ssmngr,  Colonel  George  John,  U.S.  List  Indian  Staff  C, 
Skinner,  Colonel  J.  T.,  CB.  Army  Service  Corps 
Slsden,  Captain  David  Ramsaj-,  King's  Owa   Scottish 

Borderers 
Smyth,  Lt.Colonel  Owen  Stuart.  Royal  Artillery 
Spono-,  Major  Charles  Stuart,  late  R.  Army  Med.  Corps 
Spragge,  Major  Basil  E.  ret.  pay  York  Light  l  ifautry 
u.s.c.  Stanton,  Major  Henry  Ernest,  Royal  Artiljery 


MacMunn,  Captain  George  F.  Royal  Artillery  Steele.  Lt.Colonel  Frederick  Wm.,  ret    pay  A.  S.  Corps 

Maconchy  Bt.Major  Ernyst  W.  S.  K.,  mdmn  StaEE  Corps  St.^venson,  Lieut.  Alexander  Gavm.  Royal  Engmeers 
Macimoid,  Captam  Chas.  Ed w.   Every  Fras.   ^ii'^^^i^rStcwart,  Cap:ainCosm3  Gordon.  R>yaLArtidjry 

Indian  Staff  Corns  IStreet,  Lt.Col.  Alfred  Wm.  Fred.,  Bombay  Med.  E^tab. 

Madden,  Lt.Colonel  George  C.  CB.ret.payW.India  Regt.  .Strickland   Bt.M.jor  Edw  Peter  Noriol.  Regimen. 
Mahon   Colonel  iirvan  i'nomas,  12  Laacers  Sunderland.  Colonel  Marsdea  b.  J.  ret.  pay  Reg tl.  Uist. 

MSm  CaDLaiu  Neil   Ar-yll  and  Sutherland  Hldrs.     S^vayne,  Lt.Col.  Caarles  Henry,  R.  Army  Med.  Corps 
\iaicoim,  uapLaiu  ixei  ,  Ai„iitji     .„..,,.,..^  ,^.,1-,,.     lio.or  w,  11,0m  Ainlfii7.  R^n^j.!    Med.  Estib. 


Mansel,  Lt.Colonel  Allied,  Royal  Artillery 

Marriott,  Bt.Major  Reginald  A.  ret.  pay  R.  Marine  Art. 


Sykea,   .\Ia|or  William  Ainley,  Bengal   Med.  Estib. 
Tanner,  .Major  Joha  Archur,  Royal  Engineers 


Martyr  -B..Lt.C0l.  CyrU  Geo.;Da.e  of  Ucra..Ul's  Li.ht  ^^^^^^;  ^^^^^^^'^^  ^^:rSr.s^ 

Xniantry  ,         t     t   ^     1  -.*.".  —  .  .^    .      .. 

JIamew,  Oapiaiu  Onas.  ilassy,  Durham  Lc.  InfaulTy 
Mathias.  Major  Hugh  BrodricK,  R.  Army  Medical  C  Jrpi, 
Maxae,  Bt.Li.lJol.  Frederick;  Ivor,  Uoldstream  uaarda 
Maxwell.  Lieut.  Frauoi,  Ayliner,  Xudiau  dcaff  uorps 
Mavwell,  M^jorGeu.  JoUu  areatell,  h.p.  Blact  Watoci 
Merrimau,  L'apcain  Hegiuald  G.  Royal  Artillery 
Micklein,  Lieut,  tteary  Andrew,  Royal  Luijiueers 
Middleton,  Colonel  Frauds  Becklbrd,  r.f.p.  Xndiau  h.  L. 
.Vlidwinter,  Lieut.  Kdivard  Colpoy^,  Royal  Engmeers 
Milne,  Lt  Colouel  Richard  Louis,  h.p.  Leicester  Regt 
Moberly,  Captam  Frederick  James,  Indian  otatt  Corps 
p.a.c.  Molynoux,  Colonel  lieo.  "■' 
Mone.y,  Colonel  Gordon  L.  C 


Temple,  Colouel  Cna*.  I'llcher,  Re;?imeuLal  District. 
Ternan,  Coi.  Trevor  P.  Bretfriey,  CMS.  h.p.  vVarnruk  Reg. 
Teversham,  Major  Richar  J  Kiuloch.  Indian  d.  C. 
Thackivell,     Ma.or    Cjli|uhjuu    Graut    Rjche,    Indian 

dtailCirps  ^  ,. 

Thomas,  Lt.Col.  Avth  ir  HaviUaad,  Army  service  Corps 
Thomp.son,  Colonel  iVdIiam  Oliver,  lud.au  Stif  CJrps 
Tickcli,  ilajor  Edw  James,  14  Hussars    ^ 
Ti'he   Bt.ilaior  Michael  Joseph,  Indian  btia  Corps 
!Ti''he,  Capt.  Vincent  John,  Manchester  Ra,'iment 

"ard  Lieut.  Arthur  B  isil,  Indian  S;a£f  Cjrps 


lonel  Geo   Hand  More-,  CU.  Ind.  d.C.  TomKmsTLi'eut.  Harry  LeitQ,  ludi.n  Staff  Corps 
XnL   C     CVi.hp  Cai^eronHldrs.    Topi.am,  ilajor  Thomxs  Harrison,  lUyal  t,ug,neers 
Zrgii.^S^rg'Ma^r  Anthony  Hicki^an.  ret.  Ust  Army  ToUshend,   Bt.Lt.Colonel  Caarles  ^  ere    Perrars, 

Medical  StaH  x  .,      o      ■  '     Ko^a' '^  "*'""■ 

Morgan,  Major  CecU  Buckley,  West  India  Regimen 
Morgan,  Major  Hill  Godfrey,  Armv  SerTice  vorps 


CB. 


TrisJott,  .Vlajor  Charles  Prideaux,  Royal  Artillery 
TulUbardiue.  Capt.  John  Geo.  Marquii  of,  R.  H.  Gd3. 


784c 


BisthujULshed  Servlcfi  Ord> 


Companions — contimied. 
Tweetlie,  Colonel  John  L.  ret.  pay  Regimental  District 
Uncher,  Major  General  Russell,  CB. 
Vandeleur,  Maior  Cecil  F.  S.  Irish  Guards 
Van  Someren.  Lieut.  William  Weymouth,  Indian  S.  C. 
Vernon,  Captain  Hubert  Edn-.  Rifle  Brigade 
Wace,  Lt. Colonel  Ernest  Charles,  Royal  Artillery 
Watson,  Bt.Mainr  .lames  Kiero,  Kingf's  Koyal  Riflea 
Way,  Captain  Alfred  Cotton,  ret.  puy  Woat  India  Regt. 
Westlake,  Maior  Almond  Paul,  Indiao  PtaP"  Corps 
Westmacott,  M:ijor  (General  Sir  Richd.  AX'S.  Tndijm  S.  C. 
Wheatley,  Lieut".  Leonard  Lane,  Indiau  Staff  Cori'S 

Wilkins,  Lt.Col.  J.  Sutherland.  Bombay  Medical  Est.  .  .  . 

Wi]kirisou,Capt.  Henry  Thomas  Diedrich,  late  Irish  Hes.  i  Wynyard,  Captain  Edward  Georjre,  Welsh  Reaiu.ent 
Wilkinson;  Major  Thos.  H.   Des   Voeux,  ret.  pay  Rifle   Valdwyn.Lt,  Colonel  Alfred  Geo.  ret.  list  Indian  S.  S. 

Bri^'ade 
Willcocks,  Colonel  Sir  Jas.  KCUG.  h.p.  Leinster  Regt. 
Williams,  Captaia  Weir  de  Lancey,  Hampshire  Regt. 

Registrar  and  Secretary, — Francis  Albert  Bayly,  Eaq. 


I  Wilson,   Major  Edmond    Monkhouge,  CMG.    R.    Army 

I     Medical  Corps 

I  Wingate,  Major  Gen.  Str  Francis  Reginald, i'CS.&'CJfG.' 

1      Royal  Artillery' 
vVinsloe,  Captain  Alfred  Reynaud,  Royal  Engineers 
Wintle,  Colonel  Frank  Graham,  VB.  Army  Ord.  Dept. 
^>  d.c   VVood.  Lt.Col.  Hastings  St.  Leger.  h.p.  Dorset  Reg. 
Worship,  Lieut.  Verelst  Turner,  Muuster  Fusiliers 
Wortley,   Major  Hon.  Edw.  Jas.  Moniagu-Sbuait,  CJfG. 

King's  Ruyal  Rifles 
Wright,  Lt.Col.  Fred.  Wm.  Bengal  Med.  Estabiishmeni 
Wright,  Major  Hedley,  Indian  Staff  Cjrpa 
Wynier,  Capiain  Fia'ncis  Arthur,  Koyal  Artillery 


Yeildiug.  Captain  William  Richard,  VIE,  ludiar.  S.  C. 
Young,  Major  Norman  Edward,  Royal  Artillery 


Ojjicers  Eeccivivy 

Field  Mabshal. 
V/olseley.   St.  Hon.    G.   J.. 

Vuct.,KP.  GCB.  GCMQ., 

Royal  Horse  Guards. 
Generals. 
it.i<.r.  Barker,  Sir  G.  D..  ATCiS. 
Ue  Buller,  Rf.  Ho>i.  Sir  R. 

H.,   GVB.  £CMO.,K\nrr'¥. 

R.  Ritle.s. 
<;ierk.  G.,  CB. 
Dunne,  J.  H.,  Wilts  Regt. 
Lyon-Fremantle,   Sir  A.  J., 

GCMG.  CB. 
V<!t  White,  Sir  G.  S.,  GCB 

GCSI.       GCIK.       GCrO. 

Gordon  Highlanders. 
1"S  Wood,  Str  H.  E.,  G-JB. 

GCMG. 

Libutenaitt  Gbneuals. 
Butler,  Sir  W.  F.,  IlCB. 
'Jlavke,  SirC.'M..,Bart.£:CS. 
fj.s.c.  East,  iSirC.  J.,  KCB. 
Fryer.  J.,  CB. 
Glyn,  J.  P.  Carr. 
Grenfeil,   Sir  F.  W.,   GCB. 

GCMG. 
Hopton,  Sir  E.,  ECB. 
Methuen,  P.  S.  L(frd,KCVO. 

CB.  CMG. 
Russell,    Str    B.    C,    GCB. 

KCMG.  13  Hussars. 
Seymour,  Lord  W.  F.  E. 
Spurgin,    Sir   J.    B.,    KCB. 

CSI.,  Dublin  Fu>*ihers. 
Walker,   Sir    F.  W.  E.    F., 

A'CB.  CMG. 
Wolseley,  Sir  G.  B.,  KCB. 

•  Major  Genebals. 
Abadie,  H.  K.  CB. 
.\8liburuham.  Sir  C.,  KCB. 

ret.  pay. 
Barrett,  R.  D.,  ret.  pay. 
Battel  sby,  J.  P.,  ret.  pay. 
p.s.c.    Burnett,    C.    J.,    CB. 

K-i-HGM. 
Builer,  H.  retired  paj. 
Cairiugton,    Sir    F.    KCB. 

KCMG. 
Chichester,  R.  B.,  CS.,ret. 

pay- 

p.s.c.  Clery,  Sir  C.  F.,  KCB. 
Congletou,  H.  Lord,  CB. 
p.s.c.  Dalryirple,  W.  L.,  CB. 
de  Berry,  G.  F.,  ret.  paj-. 
p.s.c,   Gatacre,  mir    W.   F., 

KCB.  DSO.  K-i-HGM. 
p.s.c.  Gosset,  M.  W.  E.,  CB. 
p.g^c.  Grove,  Sir  C,  KCB. 
Hastings,  I).,  ret.  pay. 
Hawes,  G.  H.,  ret.  pay. 
Hughes,  J.  W.,  ret.  paj'. 
Hughes,  StrR.  J., KCB.,  r.p, 
Hunter,  Sir  A.,  KCB.  DSO. 
Jarvis.S.P.,  CJi"(?.ret.pay, 
IT^r  Jerome,  H.  E.,ret.  pay, 
2).s.c.  Jones-Vaughan,  H.  T., 

CJ5.,  ret.  pay. 
p.s.c.  KeUv-Kenny,  T.,  CB. 
Luck,  Sir  G.,  KCB. 
Lyttelton,  Hon.  N.  G.,  CB, 
McCalmont,  Sir  H.,  ACB. 
Maclean,  H.  J.,  ret.  pay. 
Marter.  R.  J.  C.,  ret.  nay. 


Rewards  for  Distinguished  or  Meritorious  Services 


Maunsell,  T.,  CB.  ret.  pay. 
Miller,  J-,  ret.  paj'. 
V'JL  O'Connor,  L.,ret.  pav. 
p.n  r.  O'Gradv  Halv,   R.  H., 

CB.  DSO^TQt.  pay. 
Richardson,    W.     S.,    CB., 

ret.  pay. 
Roljiuson.    W.   G.   AV.    CB. 

ret.  pay. 
YtS  Shaw,  II.,  CiJ.,  ret.i)ay. 
p.g.c.  btewait,  R.C.Cif,,  ret. 

pay. 
Swaing,  L.  V.  CB.  CMG. 
i  Swindlev,  J.  E..  ret.  pay. 
Thynne,  R.  T.,  CB. 
Tucker,  C.  CB. 
p.».c.   TuUoch,    A.   B.,    CB. 

CMG.  ret  pay 
Vandeleur,J.O.,CB.,ret.pay. 
Walker, G.  F.,ret.  pay. 
Warren,  A.  E.,ret.  pay. 
Warren,  D.  S.,  CB.  ret.  pay. 

Colonels. 
Baker,  G,,  CB.,  ret.  pay. 
Bavley.  G.,  letired  pav. 
Bayly,  R.  K.,  K)B.  ret.  pay. 
j  Brodigan,  F.,  ret.  pay- 
'UCr  Cameron,    A.    S.,   CB. 
I     ret.  pav, 

I  Curtis,  F.  G.  S.,  CMG.  r.  p. 
Farrington,M.C.,C'i/.ret.pay 
Furse,  G.  A.,  CB.  ret.  pay. 
Goldie,  J.,  ret.  pay. 
Hill,  F.  C,  ret.  pay. 
Hook,  L.,  r.l'.p.  19  Foot. 
Howard.  F.,  CB.  CMG. 
Kingsley,   W.   U.   B.,    CB. 

ret.  pay. 
/;.».f.Lascelles,W.R.,ret.pay 
p.»  r.MacGregor,  H.  G.,  CB. 

ret.  pay. 
p.».c,  Morgan,   A.   B.,    CB. 

ret.  pay. 
Rowland,  T.,  CB.,  ret.  pay. 
Tucker,  A.  H.,  C'i*.,  ret.  pay 
jj.«.r.Twynam,P.  A.  A.,  CB. 

ret.  ])ay. 
Walters,  F.  D.,  ret.  pay. 
Wiusloe,  R.  W.  C,  CB.  ret. 
pay. 

Chief  Paymasters. 
Dring,  W.,  ret.  pay. 
Olivey,     Sir   VI.    K 
ret.  pay. 


RiDi.Yii  Masters. 
Brown,  Capt.  T.,  rel:.  pay. 
Matthews,  Capt.  W .,  ret.  pay 

QOARTER   MiSTEItS. 

Burke,  Capt.  J.,  ret.  pay. 
Cousins,  Capt.    S.   ret.  pay 
Drake, Major  F.,  ret.  pay. 
Hamilton,  Lt.Col   T.,  r.p.     1 
Hawkins,  Majui  J., ret.  pay.' 
Hefferon,  J.  A.,  ret.  pay. 
Holmes, Capt.  W.  N.,  ret.pay 
MacLeod,  Major  U.,ret.  pa^' 
Newman,  Major  J.,  ret.  pay 
Slack,  ilajor  J.,  ret.  pay.      1 
Sladden,  Major  H.,reD.  pay.  ' 
Teevan,  Cape.  R.,  rei.pay.    1 
Toouer,  Major  M.,  ret.  pay 
Turner,Capt. J., ret.pay  50F. 

Chaplain. 
Brindle,  Rt.  Eec.  R.,  Bishop 
DSO.,  rei.  pay. 

PaiNCiPA-L  Vktkri>-.uiy 

Surgeon. 

Fleming,  G.,  CB.,  ret.  pay, 

IssPECTixG  Veterinary 

SURGKON. 

Gudgin,  T.  P.,  ret.  pay. 

Royal  Artillery. 

Genehal.  [ 

Biddulph,     Sir     R.,    GCB. 
GCMG. 

Lieutenant  Genekals. 
Brackenbury,  5irH.,  KCB., 

KCSI. 
Geary,  Sir  H.  Le  G.,  KCB. 
Owen,  J.  F. 
Stirling,  Sir  W.,  KCB. 

Majoe  Geweuals. 
Hawkins,  A.  C,  CB.  r.f.p 
2).g.c. 


Maurice 
KCB. 
Stewart,  R.  MacG, 


Sir    J.   F. 
CB. 


Staff  Paymasters. 
Bailey,  J.  J.,  ret.  pay. 
Harvey,  H.,  ret.  jjay. 

COMMISSAEIES    GeNEBAL. 

Browurigg,  H.  J.,  C£.  ret. 
pay  Commissariat  and 
Transport  Staff. 

Morris,  A'irE.,  KCB.,  Ord- 
nance Store  Department. 

Dep.  Com.  Gbneeal. 
Murray,  J.  W.  Commt.  and 
Transport  Staff. 


Colonbls. 
KCB.  Elton,  F.  C,  CB.,  ret.  pay. 
I  Le  Mesurier,  C.B.,  CB.  ret. 

pay. 
L' Estrange,  P.  W.,  ret.  pay. 
Scott,  C  E.  S.,  ret.  pay. 


LiEUTKNANt  Colonels. 
Ritchie,  J.  r.p.  R.  Artillery 
(District  Officer) 

Ma  J  ok. 
Sprent,  W.  S.,  ret.  pay  Coast 
Brigade. 

Qda-bteb  Masihb. 
M  irdoch.  Major  R.  H.,  ret, 
pay. 

Com.  Gens,  of  Oednance.  |  Simons,  Major  E.,  ret.  pay. 
Ingram,  Col.  iM.  J.  T.  Ord-,  „ 

nance  Store  Department.  !  Riding  Mastbcs. 

Russell,  Col.  H.  A.,  CB.,  ret.:  Putler,  M.\ior  R.,  ret.  pay 


Royal  Engineers. 
Genebal. 
p.B.c.  Harrison,  SirR.,KCB. 
CMG. 

Lieutenant  Genekals, 
Bourchier,  E.  F.,  CB.,  r.l.p. 
p.i^.i:  Grant,  Sir  R.,  KCB. 

Major  Gknbbai.. 
Ardagh,   6'i"/-  J.   C,  KCIl-J. 

CB. 
Moysey,  C.  J.,  CMG.  h.p. 
Salmoud,  W.,  CB. 

Colonel. 
Vetch,  R.  H.,  CB.  ret.  pay. 
Malcolm,  E.  D.,  CB.  h.p. 

Majoe. 
Andrews,  A.,  ret.  pay  ,  Coast 
tin. 

QUAKTEB    MaSTEB. 

Buttle,  Major  C.  F.,  ret.  p:iy 
Army  ISedical  Service. 

DiBEcroB  Genbhal. 
Jameson,  J.,  CB.  MD. 

Inspectob  Genbbal. 
Dane,  R.,  CB.  MD.  h.p. 

Sdbgeon  Generals. 
Gore,  A.  A..  MD. 
ITtfl;  Home,  Sir  A.  D.,  KCB. 

ret.  pay. 
Iiines,A"i/-J.H.K.,5:C.B.  h.p. 
UC  Mauley,  W.  G.  N.,  CB. 
O'Nial,  J.,  CB.  ret.  pay. 
Taylor,  W.,  CB.  MD. 

Subgeon  Majoe  Genebals, 
Giraud,  C.  H.,  ret.  pay 
Hiude,  G.  L.,  CB.   ret.  pay. 
Reade,  J.  B.  C,  CB.  ret  pay, 
Warren,  J.,  retired  pay. 

Deputy  Surgeon  General. 
Jacksou,  Sir  R,  W.,  Kt.  CB.y 
ret.  pay. 

QUAUTEE   MASTEBS. 

Enright,  E.,  retired  pay. 
Gorman,  L.,  retued  pay. 

Pbihcipal  Vet,  Sdegeo.v. 
Fleming,  G.,  CB.  ret.  pay. 

Insp.  Vbt.  Subgeon. 
Gudgin,  T.  P.,  ret.  pay. 

Koyal  Marines. 

Generals. 

Barnard,  Sir    O.  L.,  KCB. 

retired  pay. 
Jones,  *(>  H.  S.,  KCB.,  re 

pay- 

Mains,  G.,  retired  pay. 
Penrote.AV/- P.C.,AC'jy.r.f.p. 
Schomberg,      Sir     G.      A., 

KCB.  ret.  paj'. 
TuBOn,  5tr  H.  B.  KCB. 

Majob  Geneba.l&. 
Kennedy,  J.  W.  A,  r.f.p- 

Colonel  Commandant. 


Pawsou,  M;ijor  J.,  ret.  pay.|  Tucker,  W.  G.,  CB. 


E'iivards  for  TUslhujuished  or   Meritor iuus  Service 


785 


Genehals. 
Cotton,  F.  C,  CST.  r.f.p.  R.  (Madras) 

Enjrineers. 
Merriman,  C.  J.,  CSI.  r.f.p.    Royal 

(Bombav)  Engineers. 
Taylor,,  Si:-  A.,    QCB.,  ret.  list,   R. 

(Benffal)  Enjj. 

LlEUTE>-ANT  GeNBBALS. 

Badcock.A.  R.,  CB.  C.ST.In.liau  S.C 
Biscoe,W.W.,C5.U,S.Li8tBons.Cav. 
Brownlow,  H.  A. ,  ret.  list,  R.  ( Bengal) 

Eng. 
Chamier,  S.   H.  E.,  CB.,  ret.  fet,  R. 

(Madras)  Art. 
Cowie,  C,  CB.,  ret.  list,  R.  (Bengal) 

Gerard,  Sir  M  G.,  JC.S/.  CB.  Indian 

Staff  Corps. 
Gordon,  Sir  B.  L.,  ECB.,  ret.  list,  R. 

(Madras)  Artillery. 
Hatch,  Vk'.  S.,  ret.  list,  R.  (Bom.)  Art. 
yiC  Hills-Johnes,  Sir  J..   GOB.,  ret. 

list,  Royal  (Bengal)  Art. 
Ull  Innes,  J.   J.   M'L.,   ret.  list,   R. 

(Bengal)  Eng. 
Nicolson,  M.  H.,  CB.  Bomlrnv  Inf. 
Pottinger,  B.  H.,  ret.  list,  R.  (Bombay) 

Art. 
Sankey,  Fir  R.  H.  SCB.,  ret.  list,  R. 

(Madras)  Engineeis. 


INDIAN  ARMY. 

Spurgin,  Sir  J.  B.,  SCB.  CSI.  Dublin 

Fusiliers. 
Strauhev,   Sir  R.,    GCSI.    r.f.p.    R. 

(Bengal)  Eug. 

Major  Gbnebals. 

Atkinson,  J.   R.  B.,  ret.  list,  Bengal 

lnfantr.y. 
Collen,    Sir    E.    H.    H.,   KCIE.    CB. 

Indian  Staff  Corns. 
Cook,  J.,  CB.,  ret.  list,  Indian  Staff 

Corps. 
Delafosse,   H.    G.,   CB.  r.f.p.  loi    F. 

(Bengal  Fus.) 
Falls,  A.  v.,  r.f.p.  R.  (Madras)  Art. 
Kennedy.   A.    Clark,  re,,   list.   Staff 

Corps. 
McLeod.  D.  J.  S.,  CB.  DSO.,  Madras 

Cavalry. 
Mailland'.  P.  J.,  Staff  Corps. 
Robertson,  D.,  ret.  list,  Bengal  Inf. 
Shaw-Stcwart,  J.  H.  M.,  ret.  list,  R. 

(Madras)  Engineers. 
Simpson,  O.,  CB.  Staff  Corps. 
Smith,  T.  P.,  ret.  1  st,  R.  (Beng.)  Art. 
Stewart,  Sir  N.  R.,  Bart.,  Statl  Corps. 
Strong,  D.  M.,  CB.,  ret.  list,  Bengal 

Infantry. 
Tillard.j;  A.,  CB.,  ret.  list,  R.  CBcng.) 

Artillery. 


Wilioughby,  J.  F.,  ret.  list,  Bn.n.  Inf. 
Wilmot,   R.   Eardley,   CB.,  ret.  list, 
Bengal  Infantry. 

Colonels. 
Broivnlow,  C.C,  CB.,  U.  S.  List  Staff 

C  jrns 
Bruce.  A.  M'C.  CB.,  U.  S.  List  Staff 

(_'orp8. 
YC    Hammond,    A.    G.,    CB.    DSO. 

V.  S.  Staff  Corps. 
Inglis,  D.  W..  U.  S.  List  Staff  Corps 
Macneill,  J.  G.  R.  D.,   CB.,  rei.  list, 

M.adriis  InTantry. 
Melliss,  Sir  Howard,  K^CSr.  Ind.  S.  C. 
Turner,  A.  H.,  CB.,  U.  S.  List  Staff 

Coqjs. 
Vans  Leckie,  F.  W.,  Indian  Staff  C. 

LlKLTEtfAKT  COLOXELS. 

Dickinson,    W.,   CSI.  r.f.p.    InJiaa 
Staff  Corps. 

SUEGBON  GeHBKALS. 

Fayrer,   .Sir    J.,   Burt.,    ECSI.  MD. 

late  Bengal  Estab. 
Harvey,  R.,  DSO.  MD.  Bengal  Est.     , 
M'Vitt'ie,  C.  E.,  Madras  Estab. 
Spencer,  L.  D.,  i£D.  Bengal  Estab.       , 

BaiGADE    SUHGKOX    Lt.CoLOSEL. 

.\rnott,  J.,  MD.  late  Bombay  Estab. 


785a  Officers  now  Itoldinij  Haul;  in  the  A) my  who  hare  received  the 

T^tctovia  Cross. 

(For  details  of  the  Awards,  see  the  War  Services  of  the  Officers  in  the  Corps  to 
which  they  respectively  belong.) 


Adams,  Bt.  Lt.  Colonel  Robert Bellew,  CB.,  Indian  S.  C. 
Aylmer,  Captain  Fenton  John,  Royal  En;jineer8  (.now 

^f.  IJ.Cvlone/). 
Babtie,  Major  William,  CMG.,  R.  Army  Med.  Coips. 
p.s.c.  Bell,  Lieut.  Mark  Sever,  R.  Eng.  (now  Colonel,  CB. 

ret.  pay) . 
Blair,  Ca/if.  James,  2  Bombay  Cavalry  {novf  General,  CB.) 
Boisraf?on,  Lie^it,  Guy   H.,   Indian   Staff   Corps    (now 

Captain). 
Browne.    Lieut.   Edward    Stevenson,     24     Foot    (now 

Colonel,  Regimental  District). 
Browne,    Lieut.  Henry  George,  32nd  Regiment  (low 

Colonel  sold  out) . 
Browne,  Major  Samuel  James,  46   Bengal    N.I.    (now 

General  Sir,  GCB.  ECSI.  Indian  Staff  Corps). 
Buller,  Captain   4"   Bt  .Lt  .Colonel  Henry    Redvers,    CB. 

CMG.    (now     General    Jit.    Hon.    Sir,  GCB.   KCMG. 

King's  Royal  Rifles). 
Butler,  Lieut.  Thomas    Adair,    ist    European    Bengal 

Fusiliers  (now  Hon.  Major  retired  on  a  pension). 
Cadell,  Liett*.  Thomas,  2nd  European  Bengal  Fusiliers 

(now  Colonel  Unem.  Sup.  List  Indian  Staff  Corps). 
Cafe,  Captain  -vVilliam  Martin,  56  Bengal  Native  Infan- 
try (now  General). 
Cameron,  Lieut.  Aylmer  Spicer,  72nd  Highlanders  (now 

Colonel,  retired  pay  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers, 

CB.). 
Channer,  Capt.  George  Nicolas,  Indian  Staff  Corps  (now 

General,  CB.). 
Chaplin,    Ensign    John  Worthy,   67th   Regiment  (now 

Colonel  retired  pay  8th  Hussars,  CB.). 
Chase,  Lieut.  Wm,  8t.  Lucien,  Indian  Staff  Corps  (now 

Major). 
Colvin,  Lieut.  James  M.  C,  Royal  Eng.  (now  Captain). 
Congreve,  Captain  Walter  Norris,  Rifle  Brigade. 
Costello,  Lieut.  Edmond  William,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
Creagh,  Captain  O'Moore,  Indian   S.C.  {now  Brigadier 

General). 
Crimmin,  Surgeon  John.  Bombay  Establishment  (now 

Major). 
Cnbitt,  Lieut.  Wm.  George,  13th  Bengal  Native  Infantry 

(now  Colonel,  DSO.  Unem.  Sup.  List  Indian  S.  C). 
Dickson,    Lieut.    Collingwood,    Royal    Artillery    (now 

General  Sir  Collingwood,  GCB.). ' 
Dixon,  Captain  Matthew  Charles,  Royal  Artillery  (now 

Major  General  retired  full  i)Hy). 
Douglas,  Agsii<tant  Surgeon  Campbell  Millis,  MD.,  2nd 

Battalion  24th   Regiment   (now  lion.   Brirj.   Surgeon 

retired). 
Dowell,  Lieut.   George   Dare,    Royal  Marino  Artillery 

(now  Lt. Colonel,  h.p.). 
Edwards,  Lieut.  Wm.  M.  M.,  2nd  Battalion  Highland 

Light  Infantry  (now  Major,  retireo  pivy). 
Fincastiu,  Lieut.   Alex.  Edwrad    Visriuvf.   16  Lancers 

(now  Captain)- 
FitzClarence,    Captain    t'liarles,  Royal  Fusiliera   (now 

Irish  Guards). 
Gifford,  Lieut.  Edric  Frederick,  Lonl,  24th  Regiment 

(now  Brevet  Major  late  Middlesex  Regt.). 
Goodfellow,  Lieut.  Charles  Augustus,  Royal  Engineers 

(now  Lt. General  R.  (Bombay)  Engineers). 
Gordon,  Captain  Wm.  Eagleson,  Gordon  Highlanders. 
Gough,   Captain   Charles  J.   S.,  5th  European  Bengal 

Cavah-y  (now  General  Sir,  KCB.  U.  S.  List). 
Gough,  Lteut.  Hugh  Henry,  ist  European  Bengal  Cav. 

(now  General  Sir,  GCB.  U.  S.  List  Ind.  Staff  Corps). 
Grant,  Lieut.  Charles  J.  W.,  Indian  Staff  Corps  (now 

Major). 
Hale,    Assistant    Surgeon    Thomas    Egerton,    MD.,   7th 

Fusiliers  (now  Surgeon  Major,  half  pay). 
Hamilton,  Captain  Thomas  de  Courcy,  68th  Light  In- 
fantry (now  Honorary  Major  General). 
Hammond,  Capt.  A.  G.,  Bengal  S.C.(now  Col.  CB.BSO. 

U.  S.  List). 
p.s.c.    Hart,    Lieut.    Reginald  Clare,  Royal  Engineers 

(now  Brigadier  General  Sir,  KCB.). 
Heathcote,  Lieut.  A.  S.  late  60  Foot. 
HiU,Z.ipw(.  Alan  Richard,  Northampton  Regiment  (now 

Major). 
Hills-Johnes,  Lieut.  James,  Bengal  Artillery  (now  Lieut. 

Genc/'al  Sir,  GCB.  retired  list). 
Home,  Surgeon  Anthony  Dickson,  90th  Light  Infantry 

(now  Surgeon  General  Sir,  KCB.  retired  nay). 
Hornby,  Major  Edmund  J.  Phip])S,  RoyalArtiUery. 
Innes,  Lieut  .  John    J.    M'L.,    Royal    Engineers    (now 

Lieut. General,  retired). 
Jerome,  Lieut.   Henry  Edward,  86th    Regiment   (now 

Major  General  retired  pay). 
Jones,  Captain  Conwyn  Mansel,  West  Yorkshire  Reg. 
Keatinge,   Captain    Richard    Harte,  Bombay  Artillery 

(now  General,  CSI.,  Indian  Staff  Corps). 
Kenna,  Captain  Paul  Aloysius,  21  Lancers. 


Leach,  Captain  Edward  Femberton,  Royal  Engineers 

(now  Major  General,  CB.). 
Le  Qiiesne,  Surgeon  Ferdinand    Simeon  (now  Captain 

R.  Army  Med.  Corps). 
Lloyd,  SurgeonMajor  O.  E.  P. (now  Lt. Col.  Army  R.  Med. 

Corps). 
Loyd-Lindsay,    Lieut.    Robert    James,    Scots    Fusilier 

Guards  (now  retired  Lt. Colonel  Lord  Wantage,  KCB.), 
p.s.c.  Lysons,  Lieut.  Hen.,  Scottish  Rifles  (now  Lt.Col. 

Bedfordshire  Regiment). 
Lyster,  Lieut.  Harry  Hammon,  72nd  Bengal  Inf.  (now 

Lieut.  General,  CB.  V.  S.  List  Indian  Staff  Corps). 
M'Neill,  Lieut. Colonel  John  Carstairs,  107th  Regiment 

(now  Major  General  Sir,  KCB.  KCMG.  ret.  list). 
Macintyrei  -3/<i/W Donald,  Bengal  S.C.  (now.  Hon  Major 

General  retired  jiay). 
Malcolmson,    Lieut.   John    Grant,   3rd    Bombay  Light 

Cavalry  (retired,  now  Gentleman  at  Arms). 
Manley,  Assijitant  Surgeon  Wm.  G.  N.,  Royal  Artillery 

(now  Honorary  Surgeon  General,  CB.  on  retired  pay). 
Marling,  ileH^  Percival  S.,  3  Bn.  King's  Royal  RMes 

(now  Major  iSHussars). 
Marshall,    Qr.Mr.    Sergeant   W.  T.,  19  Hussars   (now 

Hon.   Captain). 
Meiklejohn,  Captain  Matthew  F.M.,  Gord.  Highlanders. 
Milbanke,  Lieut.  Sir  John  P.,  Bart.,  10  Huss^ars  (now 

Captain). 
Moore,  Lieut,  and  Adjutant  Arthur  Thomas, 3rd  Bombay 

Lt.  Cav.  (now  Major  General  Indian  Staff  Corps,  CB.). 
Norwood,  :ind  Lieut.  John,  5  Dragoon  Gds.  (now  Lieut.) 
O'Connor,   Sergeant  Luke,   23rd    Fusiliers  (now  Major 

General,  retired  pay). 
Olpherts,     Captain    William,    Bengal     Artillery     (now 

General  Sir,  GCB). 
Pennell,  Captain  Henry  Singleton,  Derbybhire  Regiment 

(now  Captain). 
Prendergast,  Lieut.  Harry  N.  D.,  Madras  Engineers 

(now  General  Sir,  KCB.  U.  S.  List). 
Probyn,   Captain  Dighton  Macnaghten,  3rd  European 

Bengal   Lt.  Cavalry  (now  General  Sir,  GCVO.  KCB. 

KC8L). 
Reed,  Captain  H.  L.,  Royal  Artillery. 
Reynolds,  Surgeon  Major  James  Henry,  iledical  Staff 

(now  Brigade  Surgeon  Lt. Colonel  retired  pay). 
;).jt.c.   Ridgeway,  Captain  Richard  Kirby,  Indian  Staff 

Corps  (now  Colonel). 
Roberts,  ZicH/.  Frederick  Sleigh,  Bengal  Artillery  (now 

Field  Marshal  Lord  Roberts  of  Kandahar,  KP.  GCB. 

GCSI.  GC'/i,'.,  Irish  Guards,  Commander  in  Chief). 
Robertson,  Sergeant -Major  William,  Gord.  Highlanders 

(now  Qr.  Mr.  and  Hon.  Lieut.). 
Rowlands,  Captain  H.,  41  Regt.  (now  General  Sir,  KCB. 

West  Riding  Reeimont). 
Ruthven,   2ad  Lieut.  Hon.   A.  G.   A.  Hore-,  Cameron 

Highlanders. 
Sartorius,  Captain  E.    H.,  E.  Lane.   Regt.  (now  Major 

General,  CB.). 
Sartorius,  Major  Reginald  William.  CMG.y  Bengal  In- 
fantry (now  Major  General  U.  S.  List). 
Shaw,  Captain  Hugh,  i8th  Regiment  {novr  Major  General 

ret.  pay  Irish  Regt.  CB.). 
Smith,  Lieut.  John  Manners,  Indian  S.C.  (now  Captain, 

CLE.). 
Smyth,  Captain  Nevill  Maskelyne,  2  Dragoon  Guards. 
Sylvester,  Assistant  Surgeon  Henry  Thomas,  MD.,  23rd 

Fusiliers  (now  on  half  pay). 
Temple.  Assistant  Surgeon  William,  MB.,  Royal  Artillery 

(now  Brigade  Surgeon,  retired). 
Thackeray,  Lieut.  Edward  Tablet,  R.  (Bengal)  Engineers 

(now  Colonel  Sir,  KCB.  retired). 
Towse,  Captain  Ernest  Beckwith,  Gordon  Highlanders, 
Trevor,  Captain    W.  Spottiswoode,  R.   Engineers  (now 

Major  General,  retired  pay). 
Vousden,  Capt.  Wm.    John,  Indian   Staff  Corps  (now 

Colonel,  CB.) 
Walker,  Lieut.  Mark,  30th  Regt. (now  General  Sir,  KCB., 

Derbyshire  Regiment). 
Wantage,  Lord,  see  Loyd-Lindsay. 
Watson,  Lieut.  John,  2's  Bombay  Infantry  (now  General 

Sir,  KCB.,  U.  S.  List  Bombay  S.C). 
Watson,   Lieut.   Thomas  Colclough,  Royal    Engineers 

(now  Captain), 
Whitchurch,    Captain   Harry  F.,   Bengal   Med.   Estab. 

(now  Major). 
White,  Major  George  Stewart,  CB.  Gordon  Highlander'^ 

(now  General  Sir,  GCB.  GCSI.  GCIE.  GCVO.,  Gordon 

Highlanders). 
Wilmot,  Captain  Henry,  Rifle  Brigade  (now  Sir  Henry, 

Bart.,  KCB.  retired  Jlfa/or). 
p.s.c.  Wood.  Lieut.    Henry   Evelyn,  17th  Lancera  (now 

General  Sir  Henry  Evelyn,  GCB.  GCMG.). 
Wylly,  Lieut.  G.  G.  E.  South  Lancashire  Regiment 


OJiicers  now  holdin'j  Baiih  in  tlie  Army  lulio  have  recelued  f,-jm  the  Uonal  Human 

Society,  or  other  Institutions, 


786 


Agassi-i,  Lt.Cotoiiel  Roland  Lewis.-  ret.  pa.v  E.  Marines. 
Aitken.  J/o/.jr  Francis  Macnamara.^Arsv'llandSuther- 

land  Highlanders. 
Alderson,  Bf.Lt.Coloiiel  E.  A.  H..3  West  Kenl  Regt. 
AUardice,  Colonel  J.  i[.,  ret.  pa.v  West  Ric^nsr  Regt. 
Badcock,  Lieut.  George  Henin-,^  Indian  Staff  Corps 
Ba.Tley,  Lieut.  Gerald  Edward",'  York  and  Lane.  Regt. 
Beardmore,  Major  Charles  F.  H.,"  Armv  Par  Dept." 
Bell,  Slajor  Charles  Thornhill,*  Reval  ArLilierv 
Biddulph,  General  Sir  ilichael  .\.  S.i"GCl[G.K:CB.  R.Art. 
Binny.  Lie-uf.  Steuart  M.,i"  Xorthnmbcrlau'l  Fusiliers. 
Bond,  Captain  Francis  George,"  Royal  Eni:ineers. 
Brett,  Co/one/ Lionel  Lowdham,'^  retired  pay. 
Brodie,Ca/ifai7i  EdgarWaldegrave.'^ret.  pay  K.  R.  Rifles. 
Browne,  Captain  S.  D.,'*  Royal  Artillerv. 
Buchanan, ra;)fciiii  A.  L.  H.,'^  c.  S.  List  Gordon  HgUdrs. 
Butler,  Colouel  J.  W.  S..«  Indian  Stafl"  Corps. 
Caldwell,  JiTujor  Robert,'"  R.  Arm.v  Med.  Corps. 
Cameron.  Major  Gen.  Donald  R..--CMi' G.  ret.  pay  R.  Art. 
Campbell,  Captain  Kenneth  J.  R..>'  Suffolk  Re<jt. 
Channer,  Lieut.  George  Kendall,-'"  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
Charlton,  Lieut.  E.  0.,«'  Lancashire  Fusile-<. 
Chatfleld.  CoJoiip/Charle.s  Kyrle.-  ret.  pay  Y.jik  Lt.  Inf. 
Clark,  Captain  C.  H.  B..=^  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
Clemerti,  Co^ohc/ Montagu,-*  r.fp.  Bengal  Staff.  Corps. 
Cockerill.  Ca/j^aia  John  AVm., =5  R.  Army  Med.  Corps. 
Colbome,  Captain  Hon.  .T.  G.  R.  V.-'^  South   Stalf.  Regt. 
Coles,  Maior  Arthur  A.,--  WarwlCks^ire  Rei;iment 
Couchman.  Capt.  Geo.  H.  H.."'  DSO.  Somerset  Lt.  Inf. 
Creed,  Major  Richd.  J.  G.,-^  ret.  pay  Leicester  Regt. 
Cropper,  Cnptaln  Edw.  Denman.^^  Pembroke  Yeomiu'y. 
Cusack.  Major  James  \Vm.  H.  .^'  ret.  pav  Irish  Fosilierd. 
Dauncey.  Captain  T.  H.  E..^  21  Hussars, 
de  Hoghlou,  Major  James,^  4  Bn.  Lmcolnshire  Regt. 
Dickins,  Captain  S.  W.  Scrase,"  Highland  Lt.  Inf. 
!'€  Douglas.  Brigade    Surgeon  Campbell  Millis,^  MD. 
Downes,  Lieut.  Edward  M.  Panter,-*'  Irish  Regiment 
Drake,  Captain  Henry  Dowrish,^  R.  Marine  Artillery 
Drew,  Cavtain  G.  Barr.v,^  West  Yorkshire  Regiment. 
Duberly,  Major  Arthur  Grey,^'  ret.  pay  Bedford  Regt. 
Dundas,  Colonel  Henry  Lawrence,***  h.p.  E.  York  Regt. 
Earle,  Captain  Maxwell,*'  Grenadier  Guards. 
Eccles,  Major  Robert,"  Oxford  Light  Infantry  (43  F.). 
Elliott, -I/ci/or  George  Hamblev,*^r. p. Indian  Staff  Corps. 
England.  Lt.  Colonel  Albert  Elward.**  late  H.  Artillery. 
Eyre,  Major  Gervase  Selwyn.*-  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
Farquliarson,  Lieut.  H.  D.*^  Royal  Marines. 
Feiiden,  Lieut.  Randle  M.,*"  Oxford  Light  Infantry 
Forman,  Captain  Arthur  Baron,*  Royal  Artillery 
Fraser,  Captain  Hugh  Craufard  Keith-, *^  i  Life  Guards 
French,  Cautain  George  Arthur,*^  Army  Service  Corps. 
Fry,  Colonel  John  William,^  retired  from  SS  Foot. 
Gallowa.v,  Captain  Harold  B.^'  Seaforth  Highlanders. 
Gibb,  Major  John  H.  S.,^-  Worcester  Regiment. 
p.s.c.  Goodw.\-n,  Colonel  3.  E..^  ret.  pay  E.  Lane.  Regt. 
Gosling.  Captain  Charles,^  King's  Royal  Rifles 
Gray,  Major  Henry  Chas.  Barton, s*  Welsh  Regiment. 
Gretton,  Major  George  Le  M.,^  late  3  Bn,  Warwick  Regt. 
Grier,  Major  Henry,-^  R.  Army  Medical  Corps. 
Griflin,  Lieut.  C.  P.  G.,'"  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
Haig,  Lieut.  Neil  WoUeley,  6  Dragoons. 
Hankev,  Captain  Sydney  T.,^^  2  Life  Guards 
Hardy;  Captain  William  Kyle,™  Royal  .Yrtillery. 
Hardyman,  Lieut.  Wm.  Heniy,'"  West  India  Regt. 
Harris,  Lieut.  John,  '*  6  Dragoons. 
V'C  p.t.c.  Hart,  Brigadier  General  Sir  Reginald  Clare,^ 

KCB.  (from  R.  Eng.). 


;i.«.c.  Harvey,  t(.0.;.Chas.Larou"(rrom  h.p.  Wilts  Ren  ) 
Hervey,  Ll.Colonel  Hugh  Dela  Motte,"'  Indian  S.  C. 
Hodder,  Major  William  Morgan,*^  Ro.val  Engineers. 
Houston,  Captain  J.  H,  Davidson,^-  4  Bn.  luniskg.  Fus. 
Hovell,  Major  Hugh  de  Bcrdt,*  Worcester  Regt. 
Hunt,  Colouel  Henry  Taughan,"  Ro.val  Artillery, 
Layarl,  Lieut.  W.  T.,"«  Northamptonshire  Reaiment. 
Le  Cocq,  LI. General  Hubert,  U.  S.  L^st  R.''  l.Bom.)  Art. 
Le  Marchant,  Captain  Osmond  Cecil, ^-  Susses  Regt. 
Lemon,  -Ifajor  Gratton  G^,'^  late  3Bn.  Lancashire  Fus, 
Leslie,  Lieut,  c.  S.  D.,''  ladian  Staff  Corps. 
Lockhart,  General  Sir  W.  S.  A.."'  6CB.  BengalXuf. 
Logan,  Captain  David  Finlay  Hoskeu,"'  R.  Artillery. 
Lovett.  Major  H.  W.,"'  r.p.  Somerset  Light  Infantry. 
Lyle,  Captain  H.  D.,"*  Royal  Arlillery. 
M'Calmont.   Colonel  James  Martin, ^^  Antrim  Artillery 

(S.  Division  Ro.val  ArtiUer.v). 
M'Rao,  Lt.Cotone'l  Henry  Xapier,^  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
Macdonalr,  Lieut.  Ranald  Hume."  Royal  Engineers. 
MacDonneU,  Captain  C.  R.  A., «  Clare  Artillery  (South 

Division). 
MacDonnell.  Captain  W.  T..*'  4  Bn.  Dublin  Fusiliers. 
MacMnhon-Creagh,  Major  H.  M.  M.,**  late  7  Brigade  S. 

Irish  Division  Royal  Artillery  (Clare  Artillery  Militia). 
Macnaghten.  Lieuf.  Ballbur,*^  12  Lancers. 
Malcolm.  Captain  Pulteuey,*'  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
l'£  Manley,  Dep.  Surg.  Gen.  Wm.  George  X.,^"  ret.  pay. 
Marquis,  Ca;j(ui)i  T.  S.,'*  S.  Wales  Borderers  ( OrJiiouce 

Store  Department) . 
Slartelli,  2ii(f  Lieut.  Horace  de  C.^^  Royal  ArtiUer.v. 
Mears,  Lieut.  Cecil  Delarue,»  E.  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
Mercer,  Captain  Wm.  H.  W.,"  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
Milman,  Lieuf. General  George  Bryan,^'  CB.  retired  list. 
Mirehouse,  Lt.Co'onel    R.   W.  B.^^  4    Battalion    North 

Staffordshire  Regiment. 
Mockler,  Captain  G.  H.  G..'*  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
Money,  Lisut.  Granville  E.W.^^  4  Bn.  Roy.  Fusiliers. 
Nelson,  Lieut.  Francis  A-rthur,^*-  Royal  Marines 
Newington,  iJ/  X^Co/.Frank  Alex.'-  ret.  pay  R. Marines. 
North,  Jf(7;oi- Bordrigize  North,^^  4  Bn.  Lancaster  Regt. 
Oldfleld,  Cii;)'ui;i  JohnR.  H.,»  Royal  Marines. 
Orman,iieu(.  Frank  Leslie,'"  D.  of  Cornwall's  Lt.  Inf. 
Orr,  Lieuf.  John  Bo.vd.'*"  Norfolk  Regiment. 
Ovens,  Major  Gerald  Hedley.'*^  Border  Regiment. 
Parke,  Captain  Lawrence,'"-*  Durnam  Light  Infantri'.' 
Parsons.  i?.ro/o7je^  Richard, "'^r.f.p.WorcesterRegiment. 
Pratt,  Major  J.  A.,'"'  late  9  Bn.  King's  Royal  Ritles. 
Ravenscroft,  Major  H.  V.,'"^  Manchester  Regiment. 
Rich,  Lt. Colonel  Charles  Carroll,""  Royal  Artillery. 
V€  Sartorius.  Col.  Euston  H."=  (from  h.p.  E.  Lanc.Regt). 
Seel}-,  Captain  John  E.  B.."^  Hampshire  Y'eomaury. 
Selous,  Lieut.  Reginald,''  York  and  Lancaster  Regt. 
Shakespear,  Captain  Leslie  W.,"^  Indian  Staff  Corps, 
Smith,  Colonel  .1.  W.."'  Reirimental  District. 
Snow,  Colonel  Edmund  Brighouse,"'  ret. pay  R.  Marines. 
Stock,  Lt.  Colonel  H.  J.,'-'  r.f.p.  Bombay  Staff  Corps. 
Thompson,  Colonel  R.  F.  Meyse.v,'^  late  Rifle  Brigade. 
Torrens,  Major  John  A.  W.  O'Neill, i^s  late  2  Dragoons. 
Tremayue,  Captain  John  Hearle,'-*  13  Hussars. 
Trevor,  Captain  Karry.'^'S  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
p.t.c.  Verner.  Major  W"m.  Willoughby  C'^'Rifle  Brigade. 
Wade,  Cavtain  Heuder  M.  St,  .V.'-"  Royal  Engineers. 
Walker, CofcHi-;  Thomas  Sicholls,:^  j.f.p.  Bengal  S.C. 
Wight.  Captain  Ernest  O.""  R.  Army  Med.  Corps. 
Wise,  Lieut.  Francis  Hubert, '3'  13  Hussars. 
Woodhall,  Lt.Col.  Fred.  Wm.,'^  late  5  Middlesex  Militia. 
Wynyard,  Captain  Edward  George,'^  Welsh  Regt. 


Details  of  the  Awards. 

'Lt.ColouBlAffassiz  was  awarded  the  SUver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  f»rjumpmg  overboard  from  H. M.S. 
Agincourt  into  the  Sea  of  Marmora  on  the  23rd  September  187S,  at  ii  p.m.,  to  the  rescue  of  F.  Peel,  A.B.,  who  haa 
faUen  therein,  and  whose  hfe  he  saved ;  the  ship  was  going  7  knots  -under  steam,  and  the  night  was  "ark. 

'  Maior  Aitken  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having,  on  the  ssth  November 
1880,  assisted  to  save  Lieut.  J.  H.  Campbell,  Q3rd  Highlanders,  who  had  been  rap.sized  from  a  yawl  m  Gibraltar 
Bay.  Major  Aitken  swam  a  considerable  distance  and  dived  and  brought  him  to  the  surface  till  assistance 
arrived  :  the  night  was  pitch  dark  and  the  weather  squally,  accompanied  by  heavy  rain,  lightning,  and  thunder. 

2  Lt. Colonel  Alderson  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Huuiaue  Society  for  saving  the  lite  of  a 
private  of  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Somerset  Light  Inj'antry  m  the  ^de,  near  Dongola,  on  the  nth  June  \SS5- 

'  Lieutenant  Badcock  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  bociely  lor  iMsistiiig  to  save  a 
trooper  who  had  fallen  I'rom  his  horse  into  the  River  Goomtee  ntLucknow  on  the  ;7th  April  1897. 

e  Lieutenant  G.  E.  Bayley,  Captain  A.  B.  Forman,  Captain  C.  G,,s  mg  and  Lieutenant  R.  ''^^^f,7„«^^«  ^^^^^ 
awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  their  efforts  m  saving  the  persons  on  board 
^^arrTnalVing,  u!=46  'u  ail'  which  ran  ashore  on  the  Island  of  Reunion  while  tran.sp„rmg  troops 
from  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope  to  the  Mauritius,  on  the  .4th  January  .857.  All  the  P'«^«°?"l"9^P"rhrComSrtt^; 
and  Lieutenant  Forman,  Captain  Gosling,  and  Second  Lieutenaut  Selous  have  also  been  a.varded  by  the  Committee 
ofLlovd's  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Society  for  the  same  service.  ,     a       „„    o„^(«„  tw  <«.vliiir  the   life 

-  M-Ajor  Beardmore  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  lor  saving  the  lire 
of  a  native  CooUe  from  drowning  during  the  Ashanti  campaign  in  1^73.  ,„,„■„„  ,h.  i,-f„  of  .n  avah  who 

•  Major  Bell  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving  the  life  of  an  ayah  who 
had  fallen  into  the  sea  at  Apollo  Bander,  Bombay,  on  the  6th  September  1895.  .  •        -t.   lir.  „f  » 

.  sS  MfcSel  Biddulphwa^s  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  ^'^"l  '^^ « .^f  r^^  » 
eomrade  from  drowning  m  the  Canal,  Royal  Arsenal,  on  the  25th  August  .84=,  when  he  was  a  Cadet  at  the  Royal 
Jlilitary  Academy. 


7^7  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantrij. — Details  of  the  Awards, 

'"  LieutcuaDt  Binny  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Ro.val  Humane  Society  for  an  attempt  to  rescue  a 
child  who  had  fallen  into  theharbourat  Weymouth  en  the  13th  June  1897.  Unfortunately  his  efforts  were  unsut- 
cpssful,and  he  had  to  be  assieted  nut  in  an  exhausted  state. 

'^  Captain  Bond  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  havin^r.  on  the  :4th  August 
1894,  durinf^  son-^e  biidgintr  rperations  on  the  Thames  at  Mariow,  saved  the  life  of  a  sapper  who  had  fallen  into 
the  water  and  become  htlplcssly  entancled  in  the  weeds. 

^^  Colonel  L.  L.  Brett  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving  two  persons  from 
drowning  at  New  Quay,  Cornwall,  on  the  14th  August  1S67. 

*^  Captain  Brodie  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  havingr,  on  the  2nd  November 
1S82,  rescued  Lieut.  W.  S.  Kays,  of  the  60th  Rifles,  who  had  lost  his  horse  while  endeavouring  to  cross  a  lake  near 
Ferozepore,  and  Lad  become  entanpled  in  the  weeds  while  weiprhed  down  with  150  rounds  of  cartridge. 

'*  Captain  S.  D.  Browne  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Huyal  Humane  Society  for  saving  a  native 
woman  from  drowning  at  Nynee  Tal,  India,  on  the  31st  August  1885. 

'^  Captain  A.L.  H.  Buchanan  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Hum.ane  Society  for  saving  a  woman 
from  drowning  in  the  river  Litfey  at  Dublin,  on  the  17th  April  1893. 

^^  Colonel  J.  W.  S.  Butler  was  awarded  the  Bronze  .\[edal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  his  efforts  to  rescno 
two  children  who  had  fallen  into  a  well  at  Secunderabad.  India,  on  the  2sth  February  1890.  Colonel  Butler  suc- 
ceeded in  brinfring  out  one,  the  other  being  got  out  by  someone  else ;  unfortunately  both  children  were  dead. 

'"  Major  R.  Caldwell  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having  assistetl 
in  saving  a  private  nfihe  Black  Watch  from  drowning  in  the  Nile,  at  Korta,  on  the  jPth  October  1885. 

'^  Major  General  Cameron  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  tbe  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having,  on  the  5tU 
Mity  1 871.  swum  to  the  middle  of  the  canal  at  Ottawa,  Canada,  righted  a  canoe  which  had  been  upset,  and  assisted 
it«  occupant  back  into  it. 

'^  Captain  Campbell  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  lor  saving  a  native  from 
dn-wning,  300  yards  Irom  the  shore,  at  New  Calabar,  West  Coast  of  Africa,  on  the  15th  July  1894. 

™  Lieut.  Cbanner  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving  a  gentleman  from 
drowning  off  Eastbourne  on  the  i8th  August  1894.  Lieut.  Channer  at  the  time  was  a  Gentleman  Cadet  at  thu 
Royal  Military  College,  Sandhurst. 

'^'  Lieut.  Charlton  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving  a  man  from  drowning 
at  Kandia  on  the  29th  October  1899. 

^^  Colonel  Chatfield  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having,  on  the  3rst  October 
1887  jumped  into  the  Irrawaddy  to  tlie  help  of  a  corporal  who  had  fallen  overboard  and  was  afterwards  drowned. 
Colonel  Chatfleld's  right  hand  was  disabled  and  bandaged  at  the  time  and  he  incurred  great  risk  from  the  force  of 
the  current. 

^  Captain  Clark  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Modal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving  from  drowning 
a  native  woman  who  had  falleii  into  a  well  37  feet  deep,  with  nine  feet  of  water,  at  Secunderabad,  in  the  Ueccan, 
on  the  13th  April  iSgi. 

2*  Colonel  dementi  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Societyfor  Jumping  into  the  water 
with  all  his  clothes  on  and.  with  the  assistance  of  Captain  W.  S.  A.  Lockbart,  rescuing  two  women  who  had  been 
upset  from  a  boat  on  the  Morar  Lake.  Gwalior,  on  the  26th  December  1S69. 

■s  Captain  Cockerill  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  assisting  to  save  thret 
ladies  from  drowning  at  Pentire,  near  Newquay,  Cornwall,  on  the  T3th  August  187S. 

-*  Captain  the  Hon.  J.  G.  R.  T7.  Colborne  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  suv 
ine  a  child  from  drowningat  Vancouver,  British  Columbia,  on  the  nth  Sc'ptemV)cr  18Q7. 

2"  Major  Coles  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having  saved  from  drownim,- 
a  lad  who  had  fallen  into  the  River  Lea  on  the  3rd  June  1895. 

^*  Captain  Couchman  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving  a  man  from 
drowning  who  had  fallen  into  a  nool  of  great  depth  at  MongLem,  China,  on  the  nth  March  1897. 

^  Major  Creed  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having,  on  the  7th  February 
1879,  rescued  a  privat*  of  the  17th  Regiment  who  had  been  swept  off  his  lego  while  fording  the  River  Cabul  at 
Basanal,  by  plunging  in  and  keepinir  his  head  above  vvater  till  assistance  was  brought. 

^"  Captain  Cropper  has  been  awarded  the  Albert  Medal  of  the  ^nd  class  and  the  Bronze  Medal  cf  the  Royal 
Humane  Society  for  attempting  to  pave  a  man  by  jumping  overboard  from  the  s.s.  Idaho  on  the  bar  off  San 
Francisco  on  the  6th  August  1878. 

3'  Major  Cueack  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having,  on  the  23nd  Maj' 18S1, 
jumped  overboard  and  supported  till  assistance  came  a  man  who  fell  between  the  troop  ship  and  H.M.S.  Danker  in 
Guernsey  Roads.  Has  also  been  awarded  the  Silver  Clasp  for  attempting  to  save  a  private  soldier  from  drowning 
in  a  well  near  Delhi  on  the  i6th  January  i386. 

3-  Captain  Dauncey  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having,  in  the  overflow  of  the 
Nile,  at  the  Pyramids  of  Gizeh,  near  Cairo,  on  the  nth  October  1882.  swum  out  in  full  uniform  (boots  and  spurs)  to 
the  assistance  of  two  soldiers  of  the  7th  Dragoon  Guards.  He  gained  the  shore  with  one  of  them,  and  swam  on 
again  for  the  other,  who,  however,  sank  before  he  could  reach  him,  and  was  drowned. 

3J  Major  de  Hoghton  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  and  the  Stanhope  Gold  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society 
for  the  following  act :— On  the  loth  September  1874,  at  half-past  g  p.m.,  at  Lowestoft,  James  Dorling  fell  overboard 
from  the  Yacht  Dart  whilst  she  was  making  for  the  inner  harbour  in  a  strong  half-flood  tideway,  the  night  very 
dark,  blowing  and  raining  hard,  and  going  about  tive  and  a  half  knots.  Lieut.  J.  de  Hoghton,  loth  Foot,  jumped 
overboard,  swam  to  Dorling,  and  supported  him  in  the  water  for  about  a  quarter  of  an  hour  in  the  tideway  between 
narrow  high  pilework,  without  crot-sbeams  or  side  chains  to  lay  hold  of,  and  the  head  of  the  pilework  twelve  or 
fifteen  feet  aV)Ove  the  waier— the  yacht  being  carried  away  into  the  inner  harbour  and  no  other  vessel  or  boat  in 
the  gateway  to  lend  assistance  ;  the  darkness  prevented  any  immediate  help  being  obtained  from  the  shore.  The 
length  of  the  gateway  about  2^0  yards,  width  15  to  20  yards,  deptli  10  to  15  feet.  Lieut,  de  Hoghtun  and  Dorling 
were  ultimately  drawn  up  the  pilework  by  ropes  from  the  shore. 

3*  Cajtain  Scrase-Dickins  was  granted  the  decoration  of  the  Albert  Medal  of  the  2nd  Class  for  the  following 
service:—"  While  the  s.s.  Peshaicur  was  passing  through  the  Red  Sea  on  the  27th  April  1893,  a  Lascar,  who  was  at 
work  iu  one  of  I  he  boats,  fell  overboard.  Captain  Scrase-Dickins.  who  had  been  invalided  home,  and  was  lying 
half  asleep  in  a  chair  on  deck,  immediately  jumped  overboard,  and,  swimming  to  the  Lascar,  succeeded  in  keeping' 
him  afloat  until  they  were  both  picked  up  by  the  ship's  boat  a  mile  and  a  half  away  from  the  v  essel.  The 
PcsAaipjir  was  going  at  the  time  at  the  rate  of  ii^  knots  with  a  strong  head  wind,  and  the  sea  was  moderately 
high,  and  known  to  be  infested  with  sharks."  Captain  Scrase-Dickins  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  ol  the  Royal 
Humane  Society  for  the  same  service,  and  subsequently  the  Stanhooe  Gold  Medal  for  1893. 

35  Brigade  Surgeon  Douglas.— For  the  particulars  of  the  award  to  this  Oflicer,  see  his  War  Services  among 
the  Retired  Medical  Officert-,  p.  724. 

3«  Lieut.  E.  M-  Ranter  Downes  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving  a 
man  from  drowning  at  Kilkee,  Ireland,  on  the  2Sth  August  189S. 

3'  Captain  Drake  was  awarded  the  Brunze  Medal  of  the  Roval  Humane  Society  for  having  saved  a  boy  from 
drowning  at  Southsea  on  the  12th  August  1892. 

3^  Captain  Barry  Drew  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Societv  for  saving  from  drowning 
a  man  who  had  fallen  Irom  n  boat  into  the  Ouse,  near  York,  on  the  24th  June  1899.  Captain  Drew  again  dived  to 
find  another  man  who  had  also  fallen  into  the  river,  but,  unfortunately,  was  unsuccessful. 

35  Major  Duberly  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Roya!  Humane  Society  for  having,  on  the  25th  May  1881, 
gone  into  the  water  with  all  his  clothes  on,  and,  after  two  unsuccessful  efforts,  succeeded  in  rescuing  a  lady  who 
had  been  sucked  under  the  water  between  Newnham  and  Bedford  Lock. 

*"  Colonel  Dundas  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  in  February  1865  for  saving 
the  lives  of  two  Marines  at  Gibraltar. 

*'  Captain  Earle  has  been  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Society  for  the  Protection  of  Life  from  Fire  for  ' 
saving  life  from  fire  at  Wellington  Barracks  on  13th  March  1898? 

*"  Major  Eccles  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having,  at  midnight  on  ihe"* 


C'iuil  Decorations  for  GallaiUri/.— Details  of  the  Awards.  jgya 

26tll  May  1379,  and  whenjiist  aroused  from  sleep,  jampsd  fr  jai  a  stuamsi-  into  the  Iri-AwnrlrW  Ri,.o,.  „rr  d 
and  supported  a  man  who  had  fallen  overboard  t.ll  assistance  arrived  inawaddy  R,^  er,  off  Pro.ne, 

«  Lt- Colonel  Elliott  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Mod  il  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  rescuin"  a  child  from 
drowning  at  Torqnav  on  the  1st  July  1889.  '    "' '<!oi.uiu„  a  cuiiu  Mora 

«  Lt.Colonel  A.  E.  England  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  savine  at  meat 
personal  risk,  a  lady.  who.  while  hunting  with  the  Heythrop  hounds,  was  in  danger  of  losing  her  life  in  cnnVo„,,„„„. 
of  her  horse  shying  and  faUing  backwards  into  the  canal  at  Somerton,  Oxfordshire, on  the  1st  December  i88fi 

*■  Itajor  Eyre  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  bavin"  on  the  nth  Anril  ,s,, 
jumped  into  the  river  at  Bhaugulpore  with  all  his  clothes  on  and  rescued  a  gentleman  who  had  been  clasnid  hv  n 
man  while  attempting  to  swim  across  the  stream.  i-iti»|iou  u.v  a 

«  Lient.  H.  D.  Farquharson  was  awarded  the  Bronze  llelal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  savin"  the  sepro 
tary  to  Sir  George  Tryon  from  drowning  on  the  occasion  of  the  sinking  of  H.M  S.  Virlnrta  on  the  z^nd^Tune  T8n 

«  Lieut.  Feildeu  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  bavino-  rescued  two  ladies 
from  drowning,  100  yards  from  the  shore  in  a  rough  sea,  at  Hayburn  Wyke,  Yorkshire   on  the  2'rd  fulv  180- 

«  Captain  H.  C.  Keith-Praser  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving  a  bov 
from  drowning  who  had  fallen  into  the  Basingstoke  Canal  at  DoginersBeld,  Hampshire,  on  the  ist  June  i8qo 

«  Captain  French  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  havino-  plunged  into  the 
sea  ofl'  the  West  Coast  of  Africa  and  rescued  a  seaman  who  had  fallen  overboard  from  H  M  S  Barroia  on  the 
I  :?th  November  1894.  ...  ,u 

50  Colonel  Fry  was  awarded  the  Silver  Sledal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  liavin"  on  the  -"ith  September 

1879,  rescued  a  ladv  from  drowning  at  Boulognesur-Mer,  and  attempting  to  saveothers  who  were  overwhelmed  in 
the  surf  while  bathing  ;  also  received  a  Gold  llcdal  of  Honour  from  the  President  of  the  French  Republic  for  the 
same  service. 

s'  Captain  Gallowaywas  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  forsavin"  the  life  ofa  "eutle 
man  who  had  been  upset  from  his  canoe  on  the  Thames  at  Sunbury  on  the  26th  Apr.  1S85.         "  ° 

'-  Major  Gibb  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having,  ou  the  J7th  June  i88i 
jumped  into  the  Xile  at  Esneh  and  rescued  an  interpreter  of  the  Egyptian  Army,  who,  whife  endeavouriu"  to  cross 
the  river,  was  overcome  by  the  current  and  had  sunk  twice.  ° 

"  Colonel  Goodwyn  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having,  on  the  sgtb  July 
1SS4.  jumped  into  the  Red  Sea  with  all  his  clothes  on  to  try  and  save  a  boy  who  had  falleiroverboard'froin  the 
Nuhia;  after  being  twenty  minutes  in  the  water,  here  known  to  he  infested  with  sharks.  Colonel  Goodwyn  was 
picked  up  by  the  ship's  boat  without  having  succeeded  in  finding  the  lad. 

"  Major  H.  C.  B.  Gray  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  assisting  in  savin"- from 
drowning  a  man  who  had  fallen  into  the  River  Lee.  Cork,  oa  the  i8th  January  1880.  Major  Gray  was  awarded 
a  Bronze  Clasp  to  bis  Medal  for  assisting  to  save  a  man  from  drowning  who  had  fallen  into  Bombay  Harbour, 
at  the  time  infested  with  sharks,  on  the  2nd  January  1S96. 

55  Major  Gretton  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having  assisted  in  saving 
a  clerg.yman  from  drowning  at  Southwold,  Suffolk,  on  the  2Qth  August  :S88 

sf' Major  Grier  has  received  the  Albert  Medal  of  the  2nd  Class  for  the  following  service: — On  the 26th  August 

1880,  Lieut.  Grnhain.  loth  Regiment,  was  dying  of  diphtheria,  when  Surgeon  Grier  performed  upon  him  the  opera- 
tion of  tracheotomy,  and,  observing  that  no  inspiration  followed,  at  the  imminent  risk  of  his  own  life  applied  his 
lips  to  the  wound  and  by  suction  restored  to  the  patient  the  power  of  breathing.  Lieut.  Graham's  life  was  thus 
saved  for  the  time,  although  unfortunately  on  the  following  day  the  disease  extended  to  his  lungs  and  he  died. 

5'  Lieut.  C.  P.  G.  Griffin  was  awarded  the  Silver  Jledal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  his  efforts  to  save"  a 
sepoy  trom  drowning  in  a  well  at  Saugor,  Central  Provinces  on  the  i8th  May  1803.  Lieut.  GritHn  succeeded  in 
bringing  the  man  to  the  surface,  and  he  was  being  drawn  up  when  he  fell  again  into  the  water.  Lieut.  Griffin 
again  descended  and  got  the  man  out,  but  life  was  extinct. 

5«  Lieut.  Haig  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  plunging  into  the  Orange  River  at 
.  A'lleman's  Drift  on  the  15th  March  igoo.  and  saving  Lieut.  Meek  from  drowning. 

5'  Captain  Uaiikey  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  assisting  to  a  save 
trooper  who  had  been  thrown  by  his  horse  into  the  River  Thames  at  Chertsey  on  the  1st  July  1807. 

™  Captain  Hardy  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  S-ciety  for  his  efforts  to  rescue  a  police 
constable  from  drowning  at  Xagpore. India,  on  the  lotb  February,  1889.  Captain  Hardy  was.  however,  unsuccessful. 

^^  Lieut.  Hardj-man  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  assisting  to  save  two  girls 
who  had  been  suiTounded  by  the  tide  at  Plimont,  Jersey,  on  the  29th  September  1894. 

"^  Lieut.  Harris  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  plunging  into  the  Orange  River  at 
.Uleman's  Drift  on  the  i;th  March  1900,  and  attempting  to  save  Second  Lieut.  Dent,  but  was  unfortunately  un- 
successful. 

■"  Sir  Reginald  Clare  Hart  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving  the  life  of  a 
Frenchman  from  drowning  in  the  harbour  of  Boulogne-sur-Mer,  on  the  27th  July  iS6q,  he  himself  having  received 
on  this  occasion  several  severe  wounds  of  the  head  and  face  from  striking,  m  a  leap  from  the  pier,  some  sunken 
piles  or  rocks  :  has  also  received  for  the  same  service  a  Medallion  from  the  Mayor,  in  the  name  of  the  city  of 
Boulogne,  and  a  Medal  of  Honour  nf  the  First  Class  from  the  President  of  the  French  Republic.  Colonel  Hart 
has  also  been  awarded  by  the  Royal  Humane  Society  a  Silver  Clasp  for  having,  on  the  15th  December  1884,  gone 
to  the  rescue  of  a  gunner  who  was  in  imminent  danger  of  drowning  in  the  Ganges  Canal  at  Roorkee,  and  whose 
life  he  assisted  in  .saving,  ,,,,„,.„        ,  ,^ 

"  Lt.Colonel  C.  L.  Harvey  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving  two  lives  from 
drowning  when  on  duty  as  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  disembarking  the  4th  Regiment  from 
H.M.S.  Taimzr  at  Qiieenstown  on  the  night  of  the  4th  August  1S74. 

^  Lt.Colonel  H.  De  la  M.  Hervey  was  awarded  the  Bronze  .^Iedal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having, 
on  the  lotb  April  1879,  rescued  a  duffadar  of  the  ist  Punjab  Cavalry  who  had  been  carried  away  from  his  horse 
by  the  force  of  the  current  on  the  River  Arjandah,  near  Candahar.  „     .        ,  . 

'      ™  Major  Hodder  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  sa\nng  a  native  of  Mauritius 
in  Port  Louis  Harbour  on  the  10th  May  1886.  t,    ,  ,     ^  »v     u       ,  tr  c     ■  u    ^      -u-      ^    . 

"  Cantain  Davidson-Houston  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  his  efforts  to 
rescue  a  man  from'drowning  in  the  New  River,  British  Honduras,  on  the  ist  July  1896.  The  water  was  30  feet 
deep,  and  there  were  alligators  in  the  river.    ,,   ,  ,     .  ^,     _       ,  „  o     ■  .     .-  ■  ,^        ,■ 

"»  Major  Hovell  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  tor  saving  a  soldier  from 
drowning  in  a  lake  at  Poena  on  the  2ist  September  1S91.        „        ,„  o     -  .     r       ■         ■        ■   .     .^     „■ 

'3  Lt  Colonel  Hunt  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  ot  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  jumping  into  the  River 
Liffpv  at  Dublin  on  the  nth  July  18^7,  and  rescuing  Joseph  Ward  from  drowning. 

'"Lieut  Layard  was  awarded 'the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  plunging  into  the  Peibo  River, 
China  on  the  'bth  August  1900,  and  saving  a  Chinese  man  from  drowning.    The  night  was  dark  and  the  tide  strong. 

'1  Lt  General  Le  Cocq  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Shipwrecked  Fishermen  and  Mariners'  Royal  Benevo- 
lent Society  for  gallant  conduct  on  the  occasion  of  the  wreck  of  the  transport  Julia  at  Kurrachee,  Scinde,  on  the 

^°"''caDta?n  Le^Marchant  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having,  on  the  8th  July 
"  tSR..   saved  Lient  S  B  Graham  from  drowning  in  the  Nile  at  Assouan.  .        ,      ,       . 

7°  Major  Lemon  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Societ.y  for  having  on  the  20th  August 
1880  jumped  into  the  sea  at  Clontarf,  near  Dublin,  and  by  great  exertions  brought  back  to  his  boat  a  gentleman 

'^^"'t^ent'' C°l'DlturwasWarded\tV;onze^  Soyal  Humane  Society  for  saying  a  native  from 

drnwnin"in\tankuearShera.  Ranch  Mehals,  India,  on  the  29tb  December  1892      .  .       .        ., 

-T^t^Kr^Cnm^ncl^artwa^  Awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Societyfor  jumping  into  the  water 
with  an  WsShi  on  aid    wUh^^^^^^^  of  Lieut.  M.  dementi,  of  the  Bengal  SlatT  Corps,  rescuing  two 

with  all  hi:,  'i'u^''?*  ™  "'"'  f,.  ,        [,„„,  on  ti^e  Morar  Lake.  Gwalior,  on  the  26th  December  1869. 
'"TcanYin  Lo-an  was'^wanS    ^heBi-onze  Medal  of  .he  Royal  Humane  Society  for  assisting  to  save  three  ladies 
from  d?o^in|  at  plniireTnear  Newqnay,  Cornwall,  on  the  ijth  August  ,878. 


788  Gi'Oll  Decoi'atlo  i.?  for  GalLiiUnj. — Dski'ds  of  the  Awards. 

~  Major  Lovett  was  awarded  tlie  Brouze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving  from  drownini;  a 
boy  who  had  fallen  into  the  River  Thames  from  th^  Chelsea  Embankment,  and  beeu,  carried  about  150  yards  by 
the  tide,  on  the  7th  September  1891. 

"^  Captain  Ljle  wa^  awjirdel  the  Bronz.e  Medal  of  the  Royal  Eumxno  Society  for  saving  a  coolie  from  drowning 
in  a  tank  at  Madras  oa  the  iL-th  April  i8c,i. 

'3  Colonel  M'Cahnont  WHS  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  ofthe  Royal  Humane  Society  forsavingamanfrom  drown- 
ing at  Kingstown  Harbour  on  the  i8th  July  1881,  he  having  jumped  from  the  pier  into  the  sea,  a  distance  of  26 
feet. 

80  Major  McRae  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  and  the  Stanhope  Gold  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for 
the  following  act: — At  5  a.m.  on  the  5tb  of  October  1886,  a  trumpeter  of  the  Royal  Artillery  fell  into  a  well  at  Rawul 
Pindee.  Captain  Holmes,  Captain  McRae,  and  others  proceeded  to  the  spot,  and  let  down  a  well  rope  of  sufficient 
length  to  reach  the  soldier,  and  capable  of  sustaining  him  for  a  time.  Both  Captain  McRae  and  Captain  Holmes 
volunteered  to  go  down,  but  as  the  former  was  a  light  weight  it  was  decided  that  he  should  make  the  trial.  Captain 
Holmes  demurring,  as  he  wished  to  imdertake  the  risk  himself.  The  rope  being  very  weak,  it  could  not  possible 
have  borne  Captain  Holmes's  great  weight.  Captain  McRae  was  accordingly  let  down  by  means  of  a  four-strand 
tent  rope,  and  on  reaching  the  water  found  the  soldier  practically  insensible :  he  therefore  decided  to  go  up  with 
him.  Captain  Holmes  was  at  the  head  of  the  rope,  and  his  strength  enabled  him  to  lift  both  completely.  After 
hauling  up  about  10  or  15  feet,  the  rcpe  broke,  precipitating  Captain  McRae  and  his  charge  to  the  bottom  of  the 
well.  A  second  attempt  was  made,  and  both  were  brought  to  the  surface.  The  depth  of  the  well  was  8S  feet,  of 
which  12  feet  was  water.  It  was  quite  dark  at  the  time.  With  reference  to  this  case,  the  following  divisional  order 
by  the  Duke  of  Connaught  was  issued  to  the  troops  in  his  command:— "His  Royal  Highness  the  Major  General 
Commanding,  having  been  made  acquainted  with  the  circumstances  connected  with  the  rescue  from  drowning  in  a 
well  at  Rawul  Pindee  of  Trumpeter  S.  Meehan,  R.A.,  desires  to  record  in  divisional  orders  his  deep  sense  of  the 
devotion  and  gallantry  disi^layed  on  the  occasion  by  Captains  McRae  and  Holmes,  45th  Sikhs,  and  to  convey  to  those 
officers  his  warm  appreciation  of  their  conduct,  which  reflects  the  greatest  credit  upon  themselves,  their  regiment, 
and  Her  Majesty's  service  generally.  His  Royal  Highness  will  have  much  pleasure  in  bringing  the  circumstances  of 
the  case  to  the  notice  of  his  Excellency  the  Commander-in-Chief." 

^1  Lieut.  Macdonald  has  been  awarded  the  Albert  Medal  of  the  2nd  Class  in  recognition  of  his  gallantry  in 
assisting  to  savp  the  life  of  a  Sepoy  ofthe  27th  Bengal  Infantry,  who,  with  certain  Native  officers  and  men  of 
that  corps,  had  been  overwhelmed  in  an  avalanche  near  the  summit  of  the  Lowarai  Pass  on  the  i6th  May  i8go. 

^3  Captain  W.  T.  MacUounell  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  ofthe  Royal  Humane  Society  for  his  efforts  to 
rescue  a  gentleman  from  drowning  who  had  been  carried  out  to  sea  while  bathing  on  the  26th  August  1890. 

**  Major  MacMahon-Creagh  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  National  Lifeboat  Institution  for  his 
exertions  in  putting  off  in  a  cauoe  or  curragh  to  the  assistance  of  two  men  who  had  been  left  on  board  the 
brigantine  Henrietta,  of  Havre,  which  during  a  heavy  gale  of  wind  became  a  total  wreck  near  Mutton  Island  on 
the  Tst  December  1867. 

^  Lieut.  Macnaghten  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  rescuing  two  men 
from  drowning  at  Monk's  Bridge,  Yorkshire,  on  the  21st  June  1895.  He  had  to  dive  twice  before  he  got  the  men 
to  bank,  but  succeeded  in  saving  the  lives  of  both. 

^''  Captain  Malcolm  was  awarded  the  Albert  iledal  of  the  2nd  class  by  the  Queen  for  his  efTorts  in  attempting  to 
save  the  life  of  a  comrade  at  Dalhousie,  in  India. 

^"  Deputy  Surgeon  General  Manley  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  ofthe  Royal  Humane  Society  for  swimming  to 
the  assistance  of  and  rescuing  from  drowning  a  guniier  of  the  Royal  Artillery  who  had  fallen  overboard  whilo 
disembarking  from  a  steamer  m  the  Waitotara  River,  New  Zealand,  on  the  2i8t  July  1865. 

^^  Captain  T.  S.  Marquis  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving  a  man  from 
drowning  who  had  fallen  from  a  boat  into  the  water  at  Fort  George,  N.B.,  on  the  8th  July  1893.  On  the  same 
occasion  Captain  Marquis,  with  assistance,  saved  two  other  soldiers  from  drowning. 

s^  Second  Lieut.  Horace  de  C.  Martelli  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving 
a  boy  from  drowning  who  had  fallen  into  the  water  at  Southsea  on  the  2nd  August  1897, 

^^  Lieut.  Mears  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving  a  lady  from  drowning 
at  Dymchurch,  near  Hythe,  on  the  26th  August  18S4. 

^^  Captiiin  Mercer  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having  rescued  a  private  from 
drowning  in  the  Irrawaddy  River  at  Sindongwai  on  the  6th  May  1886. 

^'  Lieut. General  Milman  was  awarded  the  Gold  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having,  on  the  25th  June 
1858,  at  Mah^bourg,  Mauritius,  swum  to  shore  and  with  two  other  gentlemen  returned  in  a  "piroque,"  or  small 
boat,  and  rescued  live  brother  cf&cers,  who  had  been  upset  from  a  boat  on  a  very  rough  night. 

"  Lt. Colonel  R.  W.  B.  Mirehouse  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Koyal  National  Lifeboat  Institution  for 
his  intre])idity  in  assisting  to  save  the  shijiwrecked  crew  and  passengers  of  the  ship  Lock  Skiel,  which  had 
stranded  on  Thorn  Island,  at  the  entrance  to  Milford  Haven,  on  the  30th  January  1894.  Through  the  exertions  of 
lit.Colonel  Mirehouse  and  two  of  the  lifeboat's  crew,  all  the  crew  and  passengers,  33  in  number,  svere  safely 
brought  to  land.  Some  of  the  rescued  people  were  taken  to  the  residence  of  Lt.Colonel  Mirehouse,  and  cared  for 
by  him  and  his  family. 

'^*  Captain  Mockler  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Himiane  Society  for  saving  a  Chinese  girl  from 
drowning  in  the  Peiho  River,  at  Tientsin,  on  the  ^^th  September  1900. 

3^  Lieut.  Money  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Stedal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving  a  lady  from 
drowning  at  Aldeburgh.  Suffolk,  on  the  9th  September  1S92. 

^s  Lieut.  Nelson  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  attempting  to  rescue  a 
private  of  the  Royal  Marines  who  had  fallen  into  deep  water  at  Plymouth  on  the  Sth  June  1895.  Unfortunately 
the  effort  was  unsuccessful  and  the  man  was  drowned. 

5'  Lt.Colonel  Newington  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  jumping  overboard  in 
fnUdressat  Great  Yarmouth  on  the  night  of  the  23rd  September  1874,  and  rescuing  a  female  from  under  the  paddle- 
wheel  ofthe  steamer  and  keeping  another  afloat  till  a  boat  was  lowered. 

^^  Major  North  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving  a  private  soldier 
from  drowning  at  Blackpool  on  the  23rd  June  1895. 

^"  Captain  Oldfield  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  ofthe  Royal  Humane  Society  for  jumping  overboard  from 
H.M.S.  Agincourt^  and  rescuing  a  lady  who  was  in  gi-eat  danger  of  drowning  at  Liverpool,  on  the  9th  September 
18S1,  by  the  capsizing  of  a  boat;  received  a  Silver  Medal  and  Vote  of  Thanks  from  the  Liverpool  Shipwreck  and 
Humane  Society  for  the  same  service. 

'^^  Lieut.  Ornian  was  awarded  the  Brouze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  assisting  to  save  a  native 
soldier  who  was  in  danger  of  drowning  while  attempting  to  &wim  across  the  Manipur  River  below  Larmyan,  on 
the  19th  March  1894.     It  took  nearly  an  hour  to  restore  the  rescued  man  to  consciousness. 

10*  Lieut.  Orr  was  awarded  the  Brouze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  sa\'ing  from  drowning  a  woman 
who  had  attempted  suicide  by  throwing  herself  into  the  river  at  Bishop's  Bridge,  Norwich,  on  the  3rd  June  18Q4. 

1°-  Major  Ovens  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  endeavouring  to  save  from 
drowning  a  sergeant  who  had  fallen  into  the  river  near  Calcutta  on  the  4tb  October,  1890. 

^^^  Captain  Parke  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  assisting  to  save  Captain 
Tremayne  under  the  circumstances  recited  in  the  case  of  that  officer. 

'OS  Lt.Colonel  Parsons  was  awardedthe  Silver  Medal  ofthe  Royal  National  Lifeboat  Institution  for  his  exer- 
tions in  rushing  into  the  surf  and  attempting  to  rescue,  at  the  risk  of  his  life,  the  master  of  the  brigantine 
Industry,  of  Whitehaven,  which  was  wrecked  off  Kingstown  in  a  gale  of  wind  on  the  oth  February  1861. 

'0'  Captain  Pratt  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having,  on  the  evening  of  the 
29th  April  1S80,  jumped  off  the  quay  at  Kinsale  and  rescued'a  Itid  who  had  fallen  out  of  a  boat  and  twice  sunk. 

1^!^  Major  Ravenscroft  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  assisting  to  save  from 
drowning  two  soldiers  who  had  been  capsized  from  a  boat  in  Cork  Harbour  on  the  ist  September,  iSqi.  Only  one  of 
the  men,  howover,  "as  rescued. 

I'o  Lt.Colonel  Rich  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Humane  Society  for  saving  a  man  from  drowning  at  Bou- 
logne on  the  20th  August  1S67. 
"2  Colonel  Sartorius  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having,  on  the  29th  June 


Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry. — Details  of  the  Awards,  788a 

1869,  leaped  from  the  pier  at  Broadstairs  and  assisted  to  rescue  three  girla  who  had  been  carried  out  by  the  tido 
whilst  bathinpT. 

1"  Captain  Seely  was  awarded  the  Gold  iTedal  of  Honour  by  the  French  Government  for  savinp  the  crew  of  the 
briffantine  Henri  Leoni'mp,  shipwrecked  off  the  Isle  of  Wipht  on  the  :  5th  October  1891. 

i'5  Captain  Shakespear  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving  a  man  from  drown- 
ing at  ChittagonfT.  India,  on  the  3rd  April,  1890. 

ii7  Colonel  J.  W.  Smith  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  oftheRoyalHumaHe  Society  for  having,  on  the  27th  Nov 
1884,  jumped  into  the  Kile,  near  Semneh,  with  all  his  clothes  on,  and  rescued  a  bandsman  of  his  regiment,  who 
had  fallen  from  the  rock  into  the  river  from  a  height  estimated  at  from  60  to  80  feet. 

"8  Colonel  Snow  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  on  the  6th  June  1859  for  having 
plunged  into  the  Serpentine  at  Hyde  Park,  and  rescued  a  man  vho  attempted  suicide. 

121  Lt.Colonel  Stock  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving  the  lives  of  two 
coolies  in  a  lake  near  Chorore,  Bombay,  on  the  29th  January  1S86. 

122  Colonel  Meysey-Thompson  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having,  on  the 
4th  February  1869.  swum  out  to  the  rescue  of  Sir  Charles  Slingsby  and  W.  Owen,  who  were  unfortunately  drowned 
at  Newby  Ferry,  Yorkshire. 

123  Major  Torrens  was  awarded  the  Gold  Medal  of  the  Royal  National  Lifeboat  Institution  for  his  gallant 
exertions  in  going  out  in  the  Poolbeg  Lifeboat  and  rescuing  two  men  {the  rest  of  the  crew  having  been  lost)  from 
the  schooner  Robert  Brown,  which  had  become  unmanageable  in  a  gale,  and  had  been  driven  ashore  near  the 
Pigeonhouse  Fort,  in  Dublin  Bay,  on  the  night  of  the  27th  October  18S0. 

12*  Captain  Tremaine  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  under  the  following  circum- 
stances:—A  trooper  o£  the  13th  Hussars  was  swept  away  while  crossing  the  River  Tugela  in  face  of  the  enemy  on 
the  17th  January  1900.  Captain  Tremaine  endeavoured  to  save  tbe  man,  but  faded,  and  was  himself  in  danger. 
Captain  Parke  assisted  in  rescuing  Captain  Tremaine. 

125  Captain  Trevor  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  an  ineffectual  effort  to  save 
an  officer  from  drowning  at  Rawul  Pindee  on  the  ist  April  1887. 

126  Major  Verner  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having,  on  the  12th  August 
1S82,  swum  out  and  dived  and  brought  to  the  surface  a  man  who  had  sunk  in  a  fit  while  bathing  at  Totland  Bay, 
Isle  of  Wight. 

^-'  Captain  Wade  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  RoyalHumane  Society  for  saving  a  man  from  drowning 
in  the  Medway,  at  Chatham,  on  the  20th  May  1888. 

i£^  Colonel  AValker  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  having,  on  the  3rd  January 
i86g,  jumped  into  the  River  Alipore,  Bhootan,  and  rescued  two  persons  who  were  in  imminent  danger  of  drowning. 

130' Captain  Wight  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  uf  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  rescuing  a  man  from 
drowning  in  the  Manipore  River  on  the  7th  May  1S92. 

131  Lieut.  Wise  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  saving  a  trooper  from  drowning 
while  crossing  the  River  Tugela  on  the  17th  January,  in  face  of  the  enemy. 

13*  Lt  Colonel  Woodhall  was  awarded  the  Silver  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Societyfor  savingthe  life  of  Assis- 
tant Surgeon  E.  Gibson,  who  had  been  carried  out  to  sea  while  bathing  at  Duncannon  Fort,  Ireland,  on  the  9th 

135  Captain  Wynyard  was  awarded  the  Bronze  Medal  of  the  Royal  Humane  Society  for  attempting  to  save  a 
Swiss  peasant  in  Lake  Davos,  Switzerland,  on  the  gth  December  1S93,  when  the  lake  was  frozen  over.  Captain 
Wynyard  nearly  lost  his  own  life  in  the  attempt,  and  when  rescued  was  insensible. 


789 


FULL     PAY. 


STAFF. 

{Tncli'sioe  of  all  full  pay,   ha/f  paif,  or  itnaffacJied  pat/, 
except  where  marked  •.) 

Per  annum. — £      s.   d. 

Commander  in  Chief— Head  Quarters  ,.  4,500    o  oA 

Otlierwi&e 3.923  »5  oB 

General    2,920    o  o  B 

Lieut. General    2,007  10  o  B 

Major  General  I1O95    o  o  B 

Brigadier  General  912  10  oB 

Colonel     730    o  o  B 

Adjutant  General— Head  Quarters  2,700    o  oA 

Elsewhere    1,095    o  oB 

Dep.  Adjutant  General — Head  Quarters..  i,7co    o  o  A 

Elsewhere ..     547  10  oB 

Do.  R.A..  R.E.  or  Aux.  Forces  1,500    o  oA 

Do.  Dublin    73°    o  oB 

Assist.  Adjutant  General- Head  Quarters    800    o  oA 

pjlsewhere 547  10  o  B 

Dep.  Assist.  Adj.  General— Head  Quarters    700    o  oA 

Dep.  Assist.  Adj.  and  Qr.  Mr.  General    .-.     3S3    5  o  B 

Quarter  Master  General — Head  Quarters..  2,100    o  o  A 

Dep.  Qr.  Mr.  General — Head  Quarters    ...  1,700    o  o  A 

Assist.  Qr.  Mr.  General — Head  Quarters..    800    o  oA 

Dep.  Assist.  Qr.  Mr.  Gen.— Head  Quarters    700    o  o  A 

Military  Secretary — Head  Quarters 2,100    o  oA 

Elsewhere 547  10  oB 

Assist.  Military  Sec. — Head  Quarters  800    o  oA 

Elsewhere  383    5  oB 

Inspector  Gen.  of  Fortifications  &  of  R.E.  2.100    o  o  A 
A.  Inclusive  of  Allowances. 


Per  annum.— ^     s.  d. 

Director  of  Military  Intelligence Special. 

Dii-ector  of  Artillerj*  1.500    o  o  A 

Inspector  General  of  Cavalry  or  Artillery  1,095    o  o  B 

Inspector  General  of  Recruitin^r     1.500    o  o  A 

Assistant  Director  of  Artillery  830    o  oA 

Assistant  to  the  Director  of  Artdlerj- 650    o  o  A 

AidedcCamp-  ToSoverfjntif  on  pd.Estb.)*igi  12  6  B 

To  Omcer  Comdf?.  in  Chief    600    o  o  A 

To  a  General  Ollicer 273  15  oB 

Special  Service  Officer— Head  Quarters,..    600    o  o  A 

Elsewhere 383    5  oB 

Assistant  Inspector  of  Remounts 547  ic  oB 

District  Inspector  of  Musketrj-  383    5  oB 

Major  of  Brigade  383    5  oB 

Staff  Captain— Head  Quarters  500    o  oA 

Elsewhere    273  15  oB 

Staff  Lieutenant— Head  Quarters 400    o  oA 

Elsewhere 228    2  6B 

Military  Attache  800    o  o  A 

Dep.  Judge  Advocate— After  5  years  800    o  oA 

Otherwise 650    o  oA 

Abmt  Seevicb  Cohps. 
The  Regimental  Pay  is  the  same  as  Infantry  of  the 
Line  («''e  below).  In  addition  the  Officers  receive  Corps 
Pay  as  follows: — Lt. Colonel,  6«.;  Major,  sa.  i,d.\  Captain, 
4«. ;  Lieut.,  38.  6(Z.  ;  2nd  Lieut.,  2«.  6d.  Quarter  Master 
same  pay  as  Garrison  Artillery  ;  Riding  Master  same 
as  Hor.^e  Artillery. 

B.  Exclusive  of  Allowances. 


In  addition  to  full  pay,  half  pay,  or  staff  pay  to  which  otherwise  entitled. 
REGIMENTAL    PAY. 


£   a.d. 
Colonel 

Lieut.Colonel i    36 

Major    o  15  6 

a  fter  2  years' service  o  18  o 

2ud  in  Command 

Captain    o  13  6 

„        having  higher  rank  by  Brevetj  o  15  6 
Adjutant  {in  addition  to  pay  as  Capt.)    026 
„        (in  addition  to  pay  as  Lieut. 

or  2nd  Lieut.)    o    .3  6 

Lieutenant I  090 

,,      after  7  years' service  ! 

2nd  Lieutenant; '  068 

Quarter  Master,  on  appointmetn*    ...'  o  10  6  ,  o 
Ridipg  Mnster.  on  appointment* i  o    9  o  |  o 


£  «.  d. 

1  "i  6 
o  15  o 
o  17  o 

o  13  o 
o  15  o 
050 

050 

078 

o    7  3 

068 

10  6 

10  6 


Royal  Abtilleet 


SiSl 


.—  o  o 


£  '.  d. 

I      6  o 

o  iS  o 

o  16  o 


o  15  o  I  o  II  7 
o  17  o  I  o  13  7 
o     a     6  '  o     2     6 


036 
o  8  10 
o  9  10 
078 
o  10  6 
o  10    6   i 


3    6 

6  10 

7  10 
5  7 
9    6 


Ror.  Enginbess 


•9  a" 

o 


j£,   s.  d. 

t    6  o 

o  18  o 

o  16  o 


II  7 

13  7 

2  6 

2  6 

6  10 

7  10 
5  7 
9  6 


p      -o 


t.d. 


14  o 
9  ° 


4  o 

4  o 

2  C 

2  O 


Ft.  Guabds. 


J3  d  ©  (g 

a  >>« 


It  7  140 
13  7  140 
2     6 


^^ 

£ 

s. 

d. 

200 

18 

0 

170 

'3 

7'. 

170 

16 

0 

... 

17 

0 

70 
70 
70 


13  7 

5  o 

5  o 

6  6 

7  ^ 
5  3 
9  o 


'  For  every  subsequent  5  years'  service  up  to  20  years  there  is  an  increase  of  is.  6d.  in  the  daily  pay  of  a  Quarter 

Master  and  Riding  Master.  t  "  Engineer  Pay  "  only  when  employed  on  the  duties  of  the  Corps. 

;  i6«.  in  the  case  of  Major  of  Royal  Malta  Artillery'.  §  See  above. 


DEPARTMENTAL  PAY 

Ordnance  Stoee  DEPARxaiEST.       £      g.  d. 

Commissai-y  General— Head  Quarters 1,500    o  o  A 

Elsewhere    1.095    o  o  B 

Dsp.  Commissary  General    730    o  oB 

Assist.  Commissary  General    456    5  oB 

(after  5  years  in  rank)     347  10  oB 

(after  10  years  in  rank)    547  lu  o  B 

Head  Quarters    600    o  o  A 

{after  5  years  in  rank)      700    o  o  A 

Dep.  Assist.  Com.  Gen.— Head  Quarters...    400    o  oA 

Elsewhere 22S    2  6B 

(after  3  years  in  rank)     273  15  oB 

(after  5  years  in  rank)     273  15  o  B 

(after  10  years  in  rank)     365    o  o  B 
Afbican  Commissakiat. 

Commissary 41012  6B 

(after  5  years'  service  as  such)    456    5  o  B 

Deputy  Comiuissary  273  15  o  B 

(after  s  years'  service  as  such)     319    7  6  B 

Assistant  Commissary 20917  6B 

Aaiir  Pat  Department. 

Chief  PnjTnaster 547  10  oB 

(after  5  years'  service  as  such)    593    ^  6  B 

Staff  Paymaster 410  i?  6  B 

(after  5  years'  service  as  such)    456    5  o  B 

Paymaster 273  15  oB 

(after  5  years'  service  as  such)    319    7  6  B 

(after  10  years'  service  as  such)    365    o  o  B 

ARMY  MEDICAL  SERVICE. 

Director  General  1.500    o  oA 

Surgeon  General  1.003  ^5  oB 

Head  Quarters    1,300    o  oA 

Colonel 730    o  o  B 

Head  Quarters 900    o  oA 

Lt. Colonel  547  10  oB 

(after  5  years' service assucb)    602    5  oB 

Head  Quarters   750    o  oA 


MEDICAL  STAFF— con^wKetf.  £    s.  d. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  365    o  o  B 

(after  20  years' service)  456    5  oB 

,,     25        ,,           , 501  17  6B 

Head  Quarters    650    o  oA 

Major  or  Lt. Colonel 365    o  o  B 

(aftfir  15  years*  service) 405  12  6  B 

Head  Quarters 650    o  oA 

Captain  or  Lieutenant 200    o  o  B 

(after  5  years' seiTice) 250    o  oB 

,,    10       ,,         „    273  15  oB 

Lieutenant  on  probation  146    o  oB 

ARMY  VETERINARY  DEPARTMENT. 

Director  General  Army  Veterinary  Dept..  850    o  o 

Veterinary  Lieutenant  Colonel  456    5  o 

(after  25  years'  service) 492  15  o 

,.     30       .>           "         547  10  o 

Veterinary  Major  or  Veterinary  Captain...  292    o 

(aft«r  5  years'  service  as  such)  328  10 

,,     10        ,,                 ,,  365    o 

,.    15        ..                ..  401  10  ' 

..       30             >.                           ..  438       O         ' 

Veterinarv  Lieutenant  on  appointment    ...  250    o  ■; 

CHAPLAINS'   DEPARTMENT.  Yearlj". 

Chaplain  General  -- 1000    o  o 

Chaplain — ist  Class 365    o  o 

(after  5  years'  service  in  class)  410  12  (> 

7.nd  Class  315    7  '- 

3rd  Class  (after  10  years'  service)  273  15  q 

4th  Class 182  lo  a 

,,        (after  5  years'  service)...  228    2  6 

Chaplain  on  probation 182  10  o 

PRISONS. 
Inspector  General Special- 
Inspector  Special 

Gov.of  Mil.  Prison,  ist  Class  (if  on  act.  list)  350    o  ■ 

increasing  yearly  by  £s  to  400    o  « 

Gov.  ofM'l. Prison,  2ud Class  (ifonact.list)  275    o  o 

iucreasin'j  j'^arly  by  ^10  to  250    o  o 


STAFF  AND  DEPARTMENTAL  OFFICERS. 

The  ifrmg  tnark.'d  *  are  "  eonaoliiated  ;  "  whei-e  not  bo  dis- 

finguished,  thefoUovhip  sums  are  in  addition  to 

Sefjimenfal  or  St  a  f  Corps  pay  of  rank. 

Rs,  Per  Mensem. 

CommaiKler  in  Chief  in  India    ,.*8---'-'^ 

Madras  &  Bombay  {each)*s5oo 
Mri-rTART  Secbetariat  Goveenuent  op  India.  I 

Secretary  to  Government  of  India.... '*35oo   J 

.•  Madras  &  Bom.  (ea.)*25oo 

Tleputy  Secrettiry  to  Government  of  Indiii looo 

First  Assistant  Secretary  to  Government  of  India    700 
Other  Assistant  Secretaries 500   i 

Ad.tutant-Gknbeal*s  Depabtmknt. 

Adjutant  General— Head  Quarters •:;ooo 

Madras  and  Bombav(each)  ...*22oo 

Deputy  Adjutant  General— Head  Quarters   1000 

..  Madras  ami  Bombay      800 

Assist. Adj. Gen.  at  Head  Quarters, Mad. &Bom.(ea.)     600 

All  other  Assistant  Aftjutants  Gcr.errtl 500    \ 

Deputy  Assist.  Adjutnnt  Geiieral-Head  Quarters    500 
All  otlier  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutants  General    ...    400    ' 
Assist.  Adj.  Gen.  for  Musketry— Head  Quarters  ...     800    ; 
Madras  and  Bombnv(ea.)   500    j 
All  other  Dep.  Assist.  Ailjs.  Gen.  for  Musketry    ...     300 

Qu.VRrKBMASTER    GeNKRAl's   DEPARTMENT. 

Qanrterma.ster General  in  India ="2500 

Madras  &  Bombay  (ea.)'22oo 

Deii.  Quarter  Master  General,  Ben^ral .' 1000 

„  ..        Madras  &  Bombay  (ea.)    800 

Aseists.  Quarter  Master  General  (all  Presidencies)    <:o6 
Dep.  Assists.  Qr.  Mr.  General  (all  Presidencies)  ...     400 

Intelligence  Bbanch. 

Deputy  Quarter  Master  General 600 

Assistant  Quarter  Master  General 500  . 

Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General .,    400 

Paid  Attache  i^o 

JuPGE  Advoc.itb  General's  Department. 

Jud.L<e  Advocate  General,  Benj^al     ■'2400 

Deputy  Jud^'^t'  Advocate  General,  Bensral 800 

,,  Advocates  of  Divs.  (all  Presidencies)    500 

Divisional  a.vd  Brigade  St.*ff. 
Gen.  Officer.-^  Comdpr-  Divisions  (all  Presidencies)*35oo 

Brigadier  General  (ist  Class)  1400 

,.  ,,      (2nd  Class) 1200 

Brisrude  Majors 400 

Pkbsonal  Staff, 

Military  Secretary  to  (iovernor  General *i5oo 

Governors,  Mad.  Jt  Bom.  (ea.)*iooo 
Commander  in  Chief  in  India*  1500 
Madras  and  Bombuy  (each)  'looo 

Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Governor  General  300. 

.,  ,,  Governor,  Mad.  &  Bom.(ea.)    300 

Aide  de  Camp  to  Commander  in  Chief  in  India  ...    250 

,,  ,,  Mad.  &  Bom.  (ea)  0250 

Interpreter  to  the  Co!nmander  in  Chief  in  India  ...    450 

I'rivate  Sec.  &  Aide  de  Camp  to  a  Lieut.  Governor    350 

Aide  de  Camp  to  Lieut.  Governor 250 

,,  General  Officers  Conidg-.  Divisions...    250 

Oomraandant  Governor  General's  Body  Guard 500 

Adjutant  ,,  ,,  250 

Gareisow,  Staff.  &c. 

Commandants  Convalescent  Depots,  ist  Class 200 

,,  „        2nd  Class 100 

Station  Staff  O.,  istCl.(includg.  all  Office  charges)     150 
2nd  ,,  ,,  ,,  100 

3rd  ,,  ,,  ,,  <o 

at  very  small  Stations 25 

MEnicAL  Department. 

Surgeon  Major  Genera).  Benfcfll 2700 

,,  Madras  and  Bombay  (each) 2500 

Surijeou  Colonels,  Two 2500 

,,  Others 1800 

Brifr.  Surs.  Lt.Colonel  25  years'  service 888 


Pay  Tables. 
INDIAN     PAY. 

COMMISSABT.VT    DeI'VBTURNT 


790 


confiiiued. 

Rs.  Per  Mensem. 

AssistHnt Commissary  Generals,  ist  Class  800 

>*  ,•  ,,  2nd    ,,      6o(> 

"  3rd    „      500 

_.   ,"  »'  1.  4th    „      400 

bub  Assist.  Commissary  Generald,  ist  Class    300. 

,  .»  1.  ,,  2nd  ,,       290- 

I  Military  Accounts  Department. 

.Controller  of  Military  Accounts,  Senior '7500 

i        ..  ,,  Others 'tzoo 

Military  Accountants,  ist  Grade '1650- 

^nd      .,     '1400 

3yd      „     ^1200 

:  "  •.  Jth        „       *  lOOO- 

Assist.  Military  Accountunts,  ist  Grade    *  750 

2nd      , •  600 

..  ..  srd      ,,       '  500 

STAFF  CORPS. 
While  serving'  in  India.      Out  of  India. 


5    o  per  Diem. 


Suvfjeon  Lt.Colonel 
iurrjeoii  Major 

Surgeon  Captain 


852 
677 
640 
410 


5  ..  304 

■Jurjreon  Lieutenant       5  ,,  =86 

3uri^.  Maj.  in  charge  Kat.Refft.  20 yrs.'  sei-v.&up.  in:>oo 

,,  uuder2o  years'  service  6800 

^urfjicapt.  in  charge  N.  Regts..  above  5  yrs.'  serv.  cooo 

5arg.  Lient.        .,  under  5  ,.  C450 

(  Additional  allowanceofRs.  100  a  month  if  Interpreter. 

Ninety  Rupees  horse  allowance  if  in  Cavalry  Regts. 

Sixty  .,  ..  ..  "  »» 

ICoMMissAttiAT  Depabtmknt. 

Commissary  General  in  Chief "2500 

Jommissary  General  for  Transport  '2000 

of  Circles,  each    *200o 


Rs. 
General  Officer  ...  1295  per  Mensem. 
Bt.  Col.  &  Lt.  Col.    S27 

Major 640  „  o  16    o 

Captain 374  ,,  o  10    6 

Lieutenant  225  ,,  066 

Native  Cavalht  Regiments  (all  Presidenries). 

Rs.  Per  Mensem. 

Commandant 700' 

2nd  in  Commund  and  Squadron  Commander  300 

2nd  Squadron  Commander    210 

3rd  „  „  ,3o 

Squadron  Officer  and  Adjutant  25a. 

,,  Officers 1^0' 

Native  Ixfantry  RbctIuents  (all  Presidencies). 

Commandiint 600 

2nd  in  Command  and  Wing  Commander    270 

Wing  (^'ommander 230 

Wing  Officer  and  Adjutant  200 

,,  Quarter  Master 150 

WingOfficers 100; . 

Various  Corps. 

Central  India  Horse,  e'ommandant    800. 

t,  ,,  2ud  in  Command '500. 

Corps  of  Guides,  Commandant 800 

,,  ^nd  in  Command 350- 

,,  (Commandant  of  Cavalry  350 

,,  ?nd  Squadron  Commander   25c- 

„  Wing  Commander 250- 

„  Adjutant  27=^ 

,.  Quarter  Master 20a 

,.  Squadron  and  Wing  Subalterns...     150 

Mhairara  Battalion.  Commandant 600 

Malwa  Bheel  Corps,  Commandant 400 

,,  .,  Adjutant 2ck> 

Deolee  and  Erinpooi-ah  Forces,  Squadron  Comdr.    300 

Aden  Troop,  Commandant    ^oli 

REGIMENTAL  PAY  AND  ALLOWANCES 

PER    MONTH. 

HoBSE  Artillert  and  Cavalry. 

Pay  and  Indian      Horse 

Allowances, 

Rs. 

Colonel 135S 

Lieut,  (.'olonel   1037 

Major  (d) Sog 

y\  ofCav.under2yi's. 

service  as  such    691 

Captain    473 

Lieut,  after  3  yrs.' serv.    305 
„    under  ^  yrs.'  serv. 

and  2nd  Lt 250        ...  fo        ...  310 

Artillery  and  Engis'eebs. 

Colonel 1265        ...  30        ...        129s 

Lieut.  Colonel    1002        ...  30        ...        irj^a 

Major  759        ■■■  eo        ...  759 

Captain  of  Engineers...    433        ...  o        ...  433 

,,  Artillery 417        ...  eo        ...  417- 

Lieut,  after  3  jTs.' serv.    265        ...  eo  265 

,,    under  3         ,,  213        ...  eo        ...  213 

ISFANTEY. 

Colonel ..  1265       ...         30         .  1295 

Lieut.  Colonel    1002        ...          30        ...  1032 

Major  (t') 759       ••■         30       ...  789 

,,        under    2    years' 

sei'vice  as  such    640       ...         30       ...  670 

Captain    415        ...            o        ...  415 

Lieut 256        ...           o        ...  25 

,,  under  3  yrs.' service 

and  2nd  Lieuc.  ...    202        ...           o        ...  202 

{(?)  Senior  Major  of  Cavalry  and  Infaniry  receive  each 
Rs.  30  in  addition. 

{e)  Majors  and  Captains  of  Ileld  Batteries  receive 

Rs.  Go  anil  Lieutennnts  of  Field  Batteries  Rs.  30  horse 
AUowanee. 


owance 

s.     Totfll. 

Rs. 

Rs. 

120 

1478 

120 

1157 

120 

Q2^ 

120 

3:i 

90 

563 

60 

365 

791 


Retirements  with  Gratuity. 


JIllJoiS. 

■C.  C.  Matson,  Royal  >[arines. 

A.  F.  Cooper,  Welsh  Fusiliers. 

■C.  J.  Addison,  R.  Anuy  iledical  Corps. 

J.  Seniple,  ilitto. 

A.  H.  Lee,  Royal  Artilleiy. 

C'dfitnins. 
M.  S.  Williams,  R.  Artillery. 
E.  Morris,  ditto. 


A.  r.  H.  Desborough,  R.  Artillery. 

A.  E.  R.  Tucker,  Cheshire  Regiment. 

N.  N.  Bedingteld,  h.p.  King's  R.  Rifles. 

R,  W.  C.  Brook,  Wiltshire  Regiment. 

J.  W.  Saunders,  Nortli  .Staftbrd  Regiment. 

F.  L.  La  C.  Jackson,  Argyll  k  .Sutherland  Hldr 

E.  F.  Griffin,  Leinster  Regiment. 

A.  G.  JL  Tozer,  West  India  Regt. 

C.  H.  Dawson,  Army  Service  Corps. 

E.  Gloster,  East  Yorkshire  Regt. 


Resignations. 


Majors. 
■G.  C.  Goldie,  Reserve. 
C.  C.  Leslie,  ditto. 

C'aplaiiis. 
.1.  W.  Kempson,  Royal  .\rtillery. 
'M.  S.  Adye,  Liverpool  Regiment. 
A.  P.  M.  Wardlaw,  Sussex  Regiment. 
H.  F.  Darell,  Rifle  Brigade. 
■G.  A\'.  R.  Paul,  Array  Service  Corps. 

F.  W.  Lethbridge,  Indian  Staff  C. 
N.  JI.  Wylie,  Reser\-e. 

A.  Todrick,  ditto. 

G.  Smith,  ditto. 
C.  E.  Earle,  ditto. 

J.  H.  Galbraith,  ditto. 

Lkutciiants. 
Sir  E.  P.  Stracey,  Bort.,  2  Life  Gds. 
A.  H.  Dunlop,  12  Lancers. 
C.  I.  Harrison,  Royal  .Vrtillery. 

E.  B.  Pusey,  Yorkshire  liegiment. 
A.  B.  O'Dounell,  West  India  Regt. 
■G.  Wolfe,  Reserve. 

H.  F.  Gretton,  ditto. 
J.  B.  Lennard,  ditto. 

F.  N.  Baker,  ditto. 

L.  A.  C.  Southam,  ditto. 
H.  W.  Reeve,  ditto. 
F.  V.  JL  Prvor,  ditto. 


Second  Lkutciuints. 
A.  R.  T.  Cart  Wright,  7  Hussars. 
J.  B.  R.  I'ussell.  i6  Lancers. 
0.  B   Johnston,  Liverpool  Regiment. 
H.  S.  Butler,  Derbyshire  Regiment. 
P.  F.  Coe,  AVest  Surrey  Regiment. 
P.  E.  Sinnett,  SuHblk' Regiment. 
J.  AV.  P.  Senior,  Border  Regiment. 
T.  S.  Treanor,  West  Kent  Regt. 

C.  G.  B.  Feilmann,  Middlesex  Regiment. 
E.  E.  W.  Conant,  N.  Stafford  Regiment. 

D.  R.  Wright,  R.  Marine  Artillery. 
T.  Close,  Reserve. 

G.  P.  S.  Scott,  Indian  .\rmy  Reserve. 
R.  C.  Lawrance,  2  Dragoon  Guards. 
S.  H.  Banner,  5  Dragoon  Guards. 
J.  H.  H.  Pirie,  Royal  Artillery. 

E.  Oldershaw,  ditto. 

P.  F.  Browne,  Warwickshire  Regt. 

Surgeon  Majors. 
E.  Cureton,  Medical  Reserve. 
A.  K.  Morgan,  ditto. 
J.  P.  Massingham,  ditto. 

Surgeon  Cajilain. 
J.  K.  Butler,  Medical  Reserve. 

Surgeon  LieittenaHt.'_ 
D.  L.  Hamilton,  Medical  Reserve. 


Removed  from  the  Army  on  Account  of  Ill-health. 

LieiU£7iaiit. 
■J'.  11.  V.  Helps,  h.p.  .Shropshire  Lt.  Infantry. 


Bemoved  from  List  of  Ofllcers  of  Royal  Marines. 

Si'cond  I. if  ulcna  :iti. 


L.  D.  Passy,  R.  Marine  Artillery. 
L.  J.  A.  Maclean,  R.  Marines. 


B.  F.  Ferguson,  ditto. 


Removed  from   Reserve. 

Lieukiuc/it. 
W.  A.  D"A.  Xorris. 


92 


Removed  from  the  Army. 

Licu/enniit  Culoncl. 
0.  C'aventtgli,  Bedford  Eegt. 

Majors. 
C.  Buck,  West  Indi;i  Regiment, 
i;.  A.  Carter,  Reserve. 

Capta.iiis. 
H.  C'oLnihouii,  Army  Service  Corps. 
K.   V.  Oavidsoii,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
F.  r.  Webber,  ditto. 

Lientrnants. 
K.  K.  Money,  4  Dragoon  Guards. 
M.  Gbinnery,  3  Hussars. 


II 


A.  T.  H.  K.  l;i-ttv.  Lancaster  llc^imciit. 

E.  C.  Watt,  Yorlisliire  I.t.  Inl'ant'ry. 
S.  W.  Sonmiervillo,  Middlesex  Regiment. 

F.  P.  Howlett,  York  and  Lancaster  Kegimeut. 

fS'-'fuiid  Lieutenants. 
W.  A.  C.  AVapsliare,  Leicester  Regiment. 
D.  M.  Coghill,  J[ancliestcr  Regiment. 
H.  J.  Hirkbeek,  West  Indin  U'cgimcnt. 
R.  T.  Barniville,  West  Riding  Regiment. 
W.  AV.  de  JIattos,  Roval  Artillerv. 
W.  R.  O'D.  Y.  It 'Dowel,  ditto.  " 


Dismissed  by  Sentence  of  a  General  Court  Martial. 

Lieutenant. 
W.  D.  Bain.  Lancasbii-e  Fusiliers. 


Superseded  for  Absence  Without  Leave. 

.S'.'r-;"/  Litiif'/tunt. 
H.  H.  C.  Hardv,  Lancasliire  Fusiliers. 


793 


DEATHS. 


H.R.H.  ALFRED  E.  A.  DUKE  OF  EDINBURGH  (REIGNING  DUKE 

OF  SAXE  COBURG  QOTHA),  KG.  KT.  KP.  GCB.  GCSI.  GCMG. 

GCIE.  GCVO.  Honorary  Colonel  Royal  Marines. 
H.H.    PRINCE    CHRISTIAN    V.    A.    L.    E.    A.    OF     SCHLESWIG- 

HOLSTEIN,  GCB.  GCVO.,  Brevet  Major  King'5  Royal  Rifles. 
H.H.  FRANCIS  P.  C.  L   A.  DUKE  OF  TECK,   GCB.    GCVO.  Major 

General. 


Field  Miii-nhal. 
Sir  D.  M.  Stewart,  Barf.,  Indian  Stall'  C. 

Sir  W.  S.  A.  Lockhart,  IJengal  Iiifaiitiy. 

Sir  A.  B.  Stransham,  Royal  Jlarini's. 

J.  M.  Perceval,  Suftolk  Regiment. 

Sir  R.  Wilbraliam,  Royal  Knsilier.s. 

H.  Renny,  North  Lancashire  Regiment. 

Zord  JI.  Kerr,  Somer.set  Liglit  Infantry. 

H.  A.  Carleton,  Royal  Artillery. 

R.  W.  P.  Earl  Howe,  2  Life  tinards. 

Sir  J.  JL  Adye,  Royal  Artillery. 

;S'iV  G.  H.  S.  Willis,  Middlesex  Regiment. 

J.  W.  S.  Smith,  South  Stalford  Regiment. 

G.  C.  Clarke,  2  Dragoons. 

J.  E.  Thackwell,  Gonnaiight  R.nigers. 

A.  R.  Manson,  U.S.  List  Bombay  Infantry. 

B.  Boyd,  ditto,  Bengal  Infantry. 
E.  D.  "Watson,  ditto,  ditto. 

T.  Greenaway,  ditto,  Jladras  Stall' (lorps. 

D.  Boyd,  ditto,  Bombay  Staff  Corps. 

J.  R.  M'lMulliu,  ditto,   Bengal  Staff  Corps. 

E.  J.  Lawder,  ditto,  Madras  .Stalf  Corps. 

C.  C.  Drury,  ditto,  Bengal  Stalf  Corps. 
£.  T.  Fasken,  ditto,  Madras  Staff  ( 'orps. 
T.  Gillilan,  ditto,  ditto. 

J.  G.  Cookson,  ditto,  Madras  Cavalry. 

A.  Carnegy,  ditto,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

J.  A.  M.  Alacdonald,  ditto,  Bombay  Stalf  C. 

A.  A.  Baylv,  ditto,  R.  (Bombay)  Artillery. 

H.  P.  Haw-kes,  ditto,  ditto. 

C.  D'U.  La  Touche,  ditto,  ditto. 

C.  H.  Dickens,  r.p.  R.  (Bengal)  Artillery. 

J.  E.  T.  Nieolls,  r.p.  R.  (Bengal)   EnginecTS. 

Lieutenant  GcncraJs. 
T.  Ross,  r.p. 

Sir  W.  Drysdale,  9  Lancers. 
A.  H.  L.  Fox-Pitt-Rivers,  South  Lane.  Regt. 
Sir  F.  Marshall,  i  Dragoons. 
W.  Rickman,  Muuster  Fusiliers. 
H.  Wray,  Royal  Engineers. 
R.  T.  Glyn,  South  Wales  Borderer.s. 
J.  I.  Macdonell,  r.p. 
G.  "V.  Watson,  r.p. 
W.  H.  Whitlock,  U.S.  List  Indian  Staff  C. 

Major  Grnerah. 
H.  R.  Hope,  r.p.  Madras  Cav.ahy. 
M.  A.  D.  Orchard,  U.S.  List  Bengal  Staff  C. 
J.  M.  Seaton,  ditto,  Bombay  Staff  Corps. 


G.  W.  C.  Plowden,  U.  S.  List  Indian  S.   C. 

A.  W.  Roberts,  ditto,  Bengal  Cavalry. 

A.  W.  Adcock,  r.p.  Bedford  Regiment. 

.1.  S.  H.  Algar,  r.p.  King's  Royal  Rilles. 

H.  J.  Bell,  r.p.  Regimental  District. 

W.  H.  Binny,  r.p.  Bengal  Staff'  Corps. 

C.  H.  Blunt,  r.p.  R.  (Bengal)  Artillery. 

A.  H.  Bogle,  ditto,  ditto. 

T.  H.  Clifton,  r.p.  Unattached. 

C.  McC.  Cotton,  r.]i.  Brigade  Dei)(it. 

R.  S.  Couchman,  r.p.  JIadras  Staff'  I'orps. 

G.  G.  Cunliffc,  r.p.  Bengal  Staff'  Corps. 

P.  S.  Cunningham,  r.p.  Madras  Staff  (Jorps. 

Sir  C.  AV.  D'Oyly,  Bart  ,  r.p.  Bengal  Staff  C 

H.  T.  Duncan,  r.p.  JIadras  Staff  Corps. 

J.  Dunn,  r.p.  Irish  Fusilier.s. 

Sir  C.  T.  Dn  Plat,  r.p.  Royal  Artillery. 

F.  J.  Ellis,  r.p.  Bengal  Staff  Corps. 

A.  Francis,  r.p.  Madras  Staff  Corps. 

A.  R.  Fra.ser,  ditto,  ditto. 

S.  Gatt,  r.p.  R.  Malta  Feucibles. 

T.  B.  M.  Glascock,  r.p.  Bengal  Staff  Corii.s. 

J.  M.  Graham,  ditto,  ditto. 

J.  G.  Harkness,  r.p.  Northumberlainl  I-'usiliers 

N.  H.  Harris,  r.p.  Koyal  .-Vrtillery. 

F.  C.  Hassarcl,  r.p.  Royal  Engineers. 

V.  M.  Haultaiu,  r.p.  JIadras  Staff'  Corps. 
A.  H.  Heath,  r.p.  Koyal  (Bengal)  Artillery. 
.T.  W.  Hoggan,  r.]i.  Bengal  Staff'  Corps. 
R.  W.  B.  Hunt,  r.p.  Royal  JIarincs. 

G.  Hutchinson,  r.p.  Bengal  Staff'  Corps. 
Sir  S.  W.  .lephson,  Bart.,  r.p.  2  Foot. 
J.  B.  Knocker,  r.p.  JIadras  Staff'  Corps. 
A.  C.  Lilly,  r.p.  JIadras  Staff'  Corps. 

A.  R.  McJIahon,  ditto,  ditto. 

A.  R.  Macdonnell,  r.p.  Royal  Engineers. 

R.  D.  Maepherson,  r.p.  Bengal  St.-iff  ("orps. 

E.  N.  Norton,  r.p.  JIadras  Staff'  Corps. 

C.  E.  Oldershaw,  r.p.  Koyal  Artillery. 

E.  .1.  Oldfield,  r.p.  Northumberlaml  Fusiliers. 

J.  F.  Richardson,  r.p.  Bengal  Staff  (_'orps. 

E.  A.  Saunders,  r.p.  JIadras  Staff  Corps. 

S.  W.  E.  Sherman,  ditto,  ditto. 

E.  C.  Sim,  r.p.  Royal  Engineeis. 

H.  D.  Slade,  r.p.  I  Dragoon  Guards. 

Sir  R.  JI.  Smith,  r.p.  Royal  Engineers. 

T.  L.  Still,  r.p.  Royal  ArtiUery. 

R.  T.albot,  r.p.  ditto. 

T.  Talbot,  r.p.  2  West  India  Regiment. 

R.  H.  Truell,  r.p.  Shropshire  Light  Infantry. 

H.  E.  T.  Williams,  r.]i.  Regimental  District. 

S.  H.  Williiims,  r.p.  JIadras  Staff  Corps. 


DeatJt. 


Colonels. 
Hon.  G.  H.  Gough,  h.p.  14  Hussars. 
F.  V.  G.  Bird,  Royal  Marines. 
,1.  E.  H.  Prior. 

H.  Elsdale,  r.j).  Royal  Engineers. 
A.  H.  Fraser,  Berkshire  Regiment. 
Sir  F.   R.   P.  Woodgate  (0/  wounds  /■'■ccived  in 

action). 
0.   C.    Hannay,     h.p     Argyll    and    .SuUunland 

Highlanders  (killed  in  actiua). 
H.  0.  Selby,  Royal  Engineers. 
J.  Rogers,  h.p.  Army  Service  Corps. 
L.  J.  A.  Chapman,  Royal  ArtUlery. 
T.  F.  Ross,  Royal  Scots. 
\V.  A.  H.  Hare,  r.p.  Royal  Engineers. 

F.  C.  St.  .John,  U.S.  Li.st  Indian  Staft' Corps. 
L.  F.  .lamieson,  ditto,  ditto. 

J.  H.  Ale.xander,  r.]).  R.  (Bengal)  Artillery. 

L.  B.  Bance,  r.p.  Madras  Staff  Corps. 

C.  Barlow,  r.p.  10  Foot. 

\V.  Bisset,  r.p.  R.  (Madras)  Artillery. 

M.  P.  Blake,  r  p.  Regimimtal  District. 

E.  V.  Boyle,  r.p.  Koyal  Artillery. 

C.  H.  Bridges,  r.p.  Bengal  .Staft'  Corps. 

J.  Briggs.  r.p.  South  Lancasliire  Regiment. 

A.  J[.  Calvert,  r.p.  Royal  Artillery. 

.1.  P.  ('ambridge,  r.p.  Bengal  Staft'  Corps. 

G.  F.  S.  Chambers,  r.p.  Royal  Artillery. 
H.  R.  S.  Chatfield,  r.p.  Irish  Partes. 

J.  G.  Cockburn,  r.p.  Warwickshire  Regiment. 

E.  W.  Cuming,  r.p   79  Foot. 

H.  G.  J.  Davics,  r.p.  Royal  Marines. 

W.  H.  Davis,  r.p.  10  Foot. 

■W.  M.  Dunbai',  r.p.  24  Foot. 

H.  L   Ellaby,  r.p.  Royal  Artillery. 

H.  T.  Halahan,  r.p.  East  Kent  Regiment. 

C.  W.  H.  Hclyar,  r.p,  3  Hussars. 

G.  C.  Henry,  r.p.  Royal  Artillery. 

W.  Kemniis,  r.p.  Royal  Artillery. 

AV.  Keough,  r.p.  Sutt'olk  Regiment. 

W.  F.  Kerr,  i:\\.  Regimental  District. 

F.  Knowles,  r.p.  Bengal  Staft'  Corps. 
■W.  R.  Lhiellyn,  r.p.  Royal  Artillery. 
A.  L.  Nicholson,  r.p.  107  Foot. 

AV.  L.  K.  Ogilvy,  r.p.  King's  Royal  Rifles. 
R.  Ouseley,  r  p.  liengal  Stall'  Corps. 

G.  H.  Parker,  I'.p.  Regimental  District. 
£((/■/(/ Portarlingtou,  r.p.  Scots  Guards. 
G.  il.  Payne,  r.p.  Madras  Staff' Corps. 
L.  F.  Perry,  r.p.  Royal  Artillery. 

R.  B.  Price,  r.p.  Royal  Artillery. 

T.  A.  Rawlins,  r.p.  Netley  Hospital. 

E.  Reid,  r.p.  Stall'  ( Jflicer  of  Pensioners. 

H.  J.  Savage,  r.p.  24  Foot. 

JI.  ..T.  Se.xton,  r.p.  Royal  Artillery. 

G.  T.  Skipwith,  r.p.  R.  (Bengal)  Engineers. 

E.  .Stephens,  r.p.  Royal  Engineers. 

J.  S.  Stirling,  r.p.  Royal  Artillery. 

M.  F.  Stokes,  r.p.  Alunster  Fu.silier3. 

T.  H.  Stoton,  r.p.  Madras  .Staff'  Corps. 

E.  D.  Tarleton,  r.p.  Royal  Artillery. 
S.  D.  AVhite,  r.p.  Bengal  Staff'  Corps. 
G.  T.  {.).sborn,  r.p    1 1  Foot. 

M.  R.  Eden,  late  56  Foot. 

A.  S.  L.  Hay,  late  93  Foot. 

Sir  J.  G.  M'Kcrlic,  late  Roy.al  Engineers. 

F.  C.  Maude,  late  Royal  Artillery. 
C.  ThoruhUl,  late  Royal  Artillery. 
W.  H.  IFatson,  late  Royal  Artillery. 

Lieutenant  Colimcls. 

J.  Stoneman,  Army  Service  Corps. 
A.  C.  Batten,  Indian  Staff' Corps. 


C.  G.    H.   Thnrold,   Welsh  Fusiliers  {/.■il/,;/   in 
action). 

M.  E.  H.  0.  AVelch,  Indian  Staff' Corps. 

AV.   JI'C.   O'Leary,   South  Lancashire  Regiment 

(killed  in  act  inn). 
G.  E.  Lloyd,  West  Ridinff  Regiment  (jlitto). 
H.  A.  Eagar,  Irish  Rifles  (of  wounds  received  in 

art  inn). 
T.     M.    C.    Thackeray,     Inniskilling     Fusiliers 

(killed  ill  iielion\. 
AV.   H.    Dick-(!unyngham,   Gordon    Highlanders 

{^of  wouiuh  reeeired.  in  action). 

D.  S.  \V.  £aei  of'  Airlie,    12  Lancers   (killed  in 
action), 

J.  L.  Govan,  Norfolk  Regiment. 

AV.  Aldwortli,  Duke  of  Coniw.all's   Lt.  Infantry 

(killed  in  eiellon). 
A.  J.  Watson,  Suffolk  Regiment  (ditto). 
P.  VV.  ,J.  Le  Gallais,  8  Hus.sars  Q/ittu). 
K.  (!.  B.  Riddcdl,  King's  Royal  iJilles  (ditto^. 
C.  G.  H.  Sitwe.ll,  Dublin  Fusiliers  (ditto). 
C.  Coningham,  Worcester   Regiment  (of  iroundx 

received  in  aetinn). 
H.  C.  B.  Gray,  Inniskilling  Fusiliers. 
.1.   M.   Gawne,    Lancaster   Regiment  (of  vonnds 

reeeired  in-  action). 
M.  T.  Ly<le,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
W.  H.  .Jameson,  ditto. 
JI.  R.  Ryan,  R    Army  .Med.  Corps. 
A.  W.  Carleton,  ditto. 
'f.  H.  H.  Garrett,  r.p.  16  Lancers. 
P.  K.  Doyne,  r.p.  4  Dragoon  Guards. 
G.  B.  Paton,  r  p.  Lincoln  Regiment. 
A.  G,  S.  W.  Gregory,  r.p.  Royal  Artillery. 
A.  H.  Bircham,  r.p.  King's  Royal  Rifles. 
R.  F.  Darvall,  r.p.  Gordon  Highlanders. 
T.  Beckley,  r.p.  Hoyal  15ngineers. 
C.  M.  Browne,  r.p.  liombay  Infantry. 

E.  AV.  Chalmers,  r  p.  Indian  Stalf  Corp.s. 
.1.  S.  Clarke,  r.p.  Roj-al  Artillery. 

.].  Day,  r.p.  ditto. 

T.  A.  Freeman,  r.p.  East  Surrey  Regiment. 

.1.  T.  French,  r.p.  90  Foot. 

F.  C.  Gavegan,  r.]i.  Berkshire  Regiment. 
AV.  Handyside,  r.p.  Coast  Brig,  of  Artillery. 
L.  H.  S.  James,  r.p.  R.  (Bengal)  Artillery. 
.1.  L.  Kelly,  r.p.  62  Foot. 

C.  G.  Loveridge,  r.p.  AVest  India  Regiment. 

A.  G.  Lowry,  r  p.  8  Foot. 

AV.  A.  Nash,  r.ji.  4  Foot. 

AV.  Newsome,  r.p.  Royal  Engineers. 

R.  P.  Pennefather,  r.p.  R.  (Madras)  Engineers. 

J.  C.  G.  Price,  r.p.  R.  (Bengal)  Artillery. 

E.  AV.  Rumney,  r.p.  Gloucester  Regiment. 

F.  M.  Salnioud,  r.p.  Scots  Fusiliei-s. 
AV.  C.  Grant,  r.p.  11.  Army  Jled.  Corps. 
A.  E.  Hayes,  r.ji.  ditto. 

F.  Lyons,  r.p.  ditto. 

A.  H.  Ratigau,  r.p.  ditto. 

E.  0.  Reynolds,  r.p.  ditto. 

F.  E.  Carleton,  v.y.  K.O.  Scottish  Borderers. 
AV.  E.  Shaw,  r  ]).  3  Dragoon  Guards. 

Sir  F.  T.  A.  JI.  Jlat/iurst,  Hart.,  late  Grenadier 

Guards. 
r.   ;r.  Cator,  late  76  Foot. 
F.  J.  T.  Hutchinson,  late  Unattached. 
Hon.  E.  H.  Leifife,  late  Coldstream  Guards. 
J.  Lewes,  late  3  VVest  India  Regiment. 
F.  Macbcan,  late  92  Foot. 
H.  F.  Mac/can,  late  76  Foot. 
;r.  E.  E.  Mori e  II,  late  Royal  Alarines. 
A.  H.  Russell,  late  58  Foot. 
E.  J.  Stracei/Clitlieroir,  late  Scots  Guards. 
H.  Duke  of'tVelliwiton,  late  Grenadier  Guards. 


795 


Deaths. 


Majors. 

H.  I.  Massy,  Essex  Regiment. 

K.  K.  JIacKenzie,   Seafoith  Higlil;iiiLler.s  {IciUcd 

/It  i'ction). 
K.  AV.  Yeatherd,  Lancaster  Regiment  {"f  v;ounds 

rrccimd  in  action). 
C.  H.  Bloimt,  Royal  Artill.'iy. 
S.  P.  Strong,  Scottish  Rifles  (of  iruuu/h  iririvi/ 

id  cf'fion). 
A.  J.  J.  Ross,  Lancaster  Regt.  ikillrd  in  actimi). 

E.  i[.  Willshire,  Royal  Highlanders  [of  irounds 
i-rceircd  in  action'). 

A.  L.  Ban-ett,  Indian  Stall' Corp>. 

H.  T.  de  C.   Habbs,   West  Yorkshire   Regiment 

(killed  in  urtion'). 
3.  F.  C.  Thatcher,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
Uoii.  L.  H.  D.  Fortescuc,   17  Lancers  [killed   in 

(letioni). 
1".  A.  Sanders,  Innislcilling  Fusilii-rs  (ditto). 
H.  H.  .Massy,  Royal  Engineers  {ditto). 
T.  R.  J.  Smytli,  Durham  Lt.  Infantry  (ditto). 
R.  C.  C.  Frith,  15  Hussars. 

F.  E.  Cooper,  Royal  Artillery. 

H.    E.    Oldfield,    ditto   (o/'   n-onmls  receive//   in 

action). 
A.  S.  Ralli,  12  Lancers. 
C.  .1.  Cockburn,  Warwickshire  Regiment. 
F.  H.  T.  Hawley,  2  Di-agoons  (killed  in  action). 
C    \'>.  Harvey,  10  Hussars   ditto;. 
W.  G.  Wyld,  Hampshire  Regiment. 

F.  R.  Jtacnmllen,  Wiltshire  Reginuiit  {o/woUihIs 
received  in  acfioii). 

R.    S.    Boweu,   King's   Royal    Rifles   (_ki/leit   in 

action). 
W.  H.  Allen,  Indian  Stafl'  Corps. 
C.  C.  M.  Wallnutt,  (lordon  Highlanders  (^killeil 

in  action). 
A.  R.  Power,  Yorkshire  Lt.  Infantry. 
N.  Legge,  20  Hus.sars  (J.illcd  in  ariion\. 

G.  G.  J.  S.  Jones,  Indian  Start' Corpv 
E.  L.  Gilding,  Essex  Regiment. 

L.  .1.  Howell,  Indian  Start' Corps. 

A.  Iv.  Stubbs,  Worcester  Regiment  (killed  in 
iwlion). 

N.  C.  Welch,  Hampshire  Regiment  (of  jrounds 
reccircd  in  action'). 

A.  W.  C.  Booth,  Xorthumbcrland  Fusiliers 
{killed  in  action). 

II.  Maekworth,  West  Surrey  Regiment  (itittoi. 

11.  Hamilton.  Indian  Start' Corp.s. 

.1.  Hanwell,  Royal  Artillery  (killed  in  aetitm'.. 

\'.  Lewis,  Scots  Fusiliers  (ditto). 

V.  R.  Day,  O.xford  Lt.  Infantry  {of  vounds  re- 
ceived in  action). 

T.  Dorman,  R.  Armv  Med.  Corp^. 

T.  A.  P.  Marsh,  ditto. 

C.  P.  Walker,  ditto. 

W.  Kiddle,  ditto. 

.1.  Minniece,  ditto. 

G.  Hilliard,  ditto  (of  n-oands  re<-'ir.'J  in  action). 

J.  J.  B.  Menzies,  r.p.  Gordon  Highlanders. 

G.  D.  K.  Harman,  r.p.  West  Surrey  Regiment. 

H.  F.  E.  Lucas,  r.p.  3  Dragoon  (luards. 

A.  AV.  Cockburn,  r.p.  Royal  Engineers. 

dfon.  D.  Lawless,  r.j).  Ritle  Brigade. 

J.  A.  0.  Ewiug,r.p.  16  Lani;ers  (kitted  in  action). 

A.  0.  White,  r.p.  Scottish  Rifles. 

L.  .T.  Trart'ord,  r.p.  Susse.x  Regiment. 

A.  B.  Douglas,  Reserve  (killed  in.  action). 

O.  W.  de  Satge  de  Thoren,  r.p.  43  Foot. 

J.  AV.  Gordon,  r.p.  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

(i.  J.  Maillard,  r.p.  17  Foot. 

Sir  F.  A.  Marindin,  r.p.  Royal  En£riueei>. 

C.  Phillips,  r.p.  Coart  Brigade  ot  Artillery. 


¥.  Ranee,  r.p.  36  Foot. 

A.  F.  B.  Wright,  r.p.  loi  Foot. 

H.  S.  le  M.  Guille,   Royal  Artillery  [of  u-ouiids 

received  in  action). 
E.  H.  Hughes,  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment. 
H.  JI.  Browne,  East  Lancashire  Regiment. 
E.  Showers,  Colonel  Lumsden's  Cor[>s  {hilled  in 

action). 
R.  Molesworth,  r.p.  6  Lancasldre  Militia. 
J.    If.  D.  Adair,  iate  5  Foot. 
//''.  31.  Bell,  late  3  Hussars. 
J  dii  P.  Braba-.oii,  late  Unattached. 
J.  H.  C'reaqh,  late  27  Foot. 
H.  S.  Dalliiae,  late  R.  Art.  (killed  iu  action), 
t.   'I'.  Jones,  late  3  Foot, 
Hon.   W.  S.  Kiio.1,  late  51  Foot. 

E.  LeV'tt,  late  10  Hussars. 
M.  Pole,  late  46  Foot. 

H.  Shifner,  late  61  Foot. 

W.  R.   lyUlianisiin,  late  48  Foot. 

F.  Yard,  late  32  Foot. 

Captains. 
R.  A.  H.  Peel,  2  Life  Guards. 
C.  E.  Rose,  R.  Horse  Guards  (killed  in  action;. 
W.  M.  Marter,    I   Dragoon  Guards   (of  vooivh 

received  in  action). 
P.  R.  Denny,  ditto  (killed  in  action). 
W.  E.  n.  Go£E,  3  Dragoon  Guards  {dill,,. 
C.  K.  Elworthy,  6  Dragoon  Guards  (ditto:. 
Hon.  L.  R.  D.  Gray  {diUo.. 
C.  G.  Jackson,  7  Dragoon  Gds.  (ditto). 
J.  W.  J.  Hardman,  I  Dragoons. 
H.  F.  W.  Stanley,  9  Lancers  (()/'   vovnds  rcc  iced 

in  action). 

G.  P.  Ellison,  ditto. 

B.  C.  C.  S.  Meeking,  10  Hussars. 

j    il.  S.  Wellby,    iS  Hus.sars   (0/  leunnds  r-y      ■' 
in  action). 
Hon.  R.  H.  L.  J.  de  ilontmorency,  21   Lan  t-rs 
(killed  in  action). 

C.  G.  JIackcnzie,  Royal  Artillery. 
W.  B.  Norwood,  .Utto. 

A.  M.  A.  Lennox,  ditto  (killed  in  action). 

F.  E.  H.  Allen,  ditto. 

G.  C.  F.  Buchan,  ditto. 

H.  W.  Taylor,  ditto  [killed  in  action,. 

T.  S.  Hichens,  ditto. 

A.  W.  Curtis,  ditto. 

L.  C.  L.  Learniouth,  ditto. 

St.  J.  A.  D.  Muter,  ditto. 

D.  G.  Seagrim,  ditto. 

H.  G.  Moor,  ditto  [killeil  in  action). 
,    A.  W.  C.  Kennedy,  ditto. 

F.  Chevalley,  ditto  ( District  Officer). 
I    C.  R.  Stevens,  Royal  Engineers. 

¥..  G.  Young,  ditto. 

H.  J.  Hare,  ditto. 

E.  G.  Verschoyle,  Grenadier  Guards  [of  icmul 
I        received  in  action). 

R.  A.  S.  Benson,  Coldstream  Guards. 

T.  S.  C.  W.  Broadloy,  Royal  Scots. 

A.  D.  Raitt,  West  S"urrey  Regiment  ((;/'  n-uiindi 

received  in  action). 
W.  A.  Watts-Jones,  Royal  Engineer.s. 
D.  H.  Davis,  Irish  Regiment. 
W.  fjord  Kensington,  2  Life  Guards   (of  wound 

received  in  action). 
A.  R.  Eustace,  The  Buffs  (liilled  in  ad  ion}. 
"S.  H.  Yertue,  ditto  [■'itto'). 

F.  G.  Faussett,  ditto. 

F.  J.  Engelbach,  ditto  [killed  in  action). 
il.  \V.  Kirk,  Lancaster  Regiment  (ditto). 
H.  Galloway,  ditto. 


Deaths. 


7'f 


?.  D.  L.  Whittington,  Lancaster  Regiment. 

:.  C.  Casson,  N'orthuniberlaud  Fusiliers  (Idlhd 

nl   ItfCllOll). 

i-  AV.  C.  Booth,  ditto  {rUtto). 

V.  T,.  Beunet,  Warwickshire  Regimeut. 

-I.  M.  A.  Haiikey,  ditto  [killed  la  adlod). 

iV.  L.  Tlmrburu,  Royal  Fusiliers  {ditto). 

.,.  A.  E.  Ollivaut,  ditto  {ditto). 

i.  D.   Plomer,   Liverpool  Regimeut  {of  irnuiuh 

fcfivcd.  tit  action), 
K.  L.  Tupman,  ditto. 

W.  B.  Lafone,  Devon  Kegt.  {killed  in  ndiou). 
P.  H.  P.  Dent,  ditto  {/cilled  while  on  didii). 
W.  G.  Thomson,  Suffolk  Regiment. 

AV.  Brown,  ditto  (of  wounds  received  in  action). 
F.  A.  P.  Wilkins,  ditto  {Killed  in  action). 
.  L.  V.  Crealock,  Somerset  Lt.  Infantrv  {ditto). 
'.  F.  A.  Keith- Falconer,  ditto  (ditto). 
'.  H.  Berney,  West  Yorkshire  Kegt.  {ditto). 
.  Ryall,  ditto  {ditto). 
F.  S.  Kent,  East  Yorkshire  Regiment. 
R.  W.  Waldy,  Bedford  Regiment  (of  n-ounds  cc- 
ccived  in  (iclion). 

JI.  P.  Hassall,  Leicestershire  Regiment. 
Gloster,  Irish  Regiment  (Icillcd  in  action). 
h  B.  S.  Alderson,  ditto  (of  wounds  rcccimd  in 

tion). 

R.  K.  Arbuthnot,  ditto  (ditto). 
S.  fi.  French,  ditto  {killed  in  action). 
C.  H.  Hicks,  Lancashire  Fusiliers  (ditto). 
M.  Stewart,  ditto  (ditto). 
H.  A.  Awdry,  ditto  (ditto). 
H.  S.  Sykes,  Scots  Fusiliers  (^ditto). 
V.  Lewis,  ditto  (ditto). 

L.  D.  Baillie,  ditto  (ditto). 
G.   B.   Lovett,    Welsh  Fusiliers  (_of  wounds 
•cciccd  in  action). 

de  C.  Jloody,  South  Wales  Borderers  {killed 
in  action). 

D.  T.  Pratt,  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers. 
.  C.  Going,  ditto  (killed  in  action). 

E.  ').  Robertson,  ditto  {do.) 

F.  Murray,  Scottish  RiHes  (do.) 
W  .  D.    O'Brien,   ditto    (of  wounds  recciml    in 

rtiori). 

C.  Walter,  ditto  (killed  in  action). 
S.Lawrence,  ditto. 
W.  L.  P.  Gibton,  Inniskilling  Fusiliers. 


W. 


W 
R. 


D 


ditto   (of    wonnds    i-ecciccd    in 


Jl.aclachlan, 
<tction). 

G.  Sime,  ditto. 

AV.  Morley,  ditto. 

S.  Stayner,  Gloucester  Regiment. 

H.  Thomas,  Worcester  Regiment  {of  nviinds 
irccircd  in  action). 

K.  Stubbs,  ditto  {killed  in  action). 

Head,  East  Lancasliire  Regiment  (of  a-oands 
received  in  action). 

A.  J.  Hill,  East  Surrey  Regiment  0^.) 

B.  A.  Newbury,  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Lt.  Infantry 
(killed  in  action). 

E.  P.  M.  Wardlaw,  ditto  (do.) 

'S.  G,  H.  Turner,  AVest  Riding  Regiment. 
A.  F.  Wallis,  ditto  Ikillcd  in  action). 

F.  J.  Siordet.  ditto  (i/o.) 
A.  .T.  Tyler,  ditto  {do. ) 

C.  J.  K.  JIaguire,  Sussex  Regiment  (do.) 
H.  0.  L.  Cole,  Hampshire  Regiment. 

E.  B.   Grogan,    South  Staflbrd  Kegt.   (killed  in 

action). 
U.  II.  Lvnch,  South  Lancashire  Regimeut. 
C.  G.  F.  G.  Birch,  ditto  (killed  in  action). 
A.  H.   U.  Tindal,  Welsh  Regiment   (of  wounds 

received  in  uciiijn). 


Infantry. 

.  {killed  in  actin 


■>)■ 


L.  H.  Hawkes,  Welsh  Keginieut. 
R.  Price,  ditto. 

D.  A.  N.  Loma.x,  ditto  [killed  in.  action). 

F.  L.  Prothero,  ditto  (of  wounds  received  ii 
action). 

C.  Eykyn,  Black  Watch  (do.) 

W.  A.  Hebdell,  Essex  Regiment. 

T.  W.  Milward,  ditto. 

A.  T.  England,  Derbyshire  Kegimciit. 

G.  L.  Parker,  North  Lancashire  Regiment. 

G.   Marshall,    West  Kent   Regiment  (o/'  wnnnd: 

receiccd  in  ar/ion). 
C  W.  C.  Cass,  Shropshire  Lt. 

C.  L.  iluriel,  .Middlesex  Kegt 

E.  J.  Dewar,  King's  Royal  Kilies  (<//'  woandx 
received  in  action). 

R.  J.  Vernon,  ditto  {killed  in  action). 

Hon.  R.  Cathcart,  ditto  (do.) 

W.  Atkins,  Wiltshire  Regiment  {do.) 

H.  P.  Rogers,  ditto. 

W.  W.  C.  Stevenson,   Manchester  Regt.  (killel 

ill  action). 
H.  S.  Prickard,  North  Stafford  Regiment. 
.1.  Wilson,  ditto. 
H.    jr.   Blair,  Seaforth   Highlanders    (killed    In 

action). 
St.  J.  Meyrick,  Gordon  Highlanders  (killci  in 

acti(in). 
S.  C.  Maitland,  ditto  (do.) 

D.  R.  Younger,  ditto  (do.) 

W.  P.  Dinisdale,  Irish  Rifles  (of  wounds  neeivrd 
in  action). 

W.  Wilson,  Irish  Fusiliers  (billed  in  action). 

C.  L.  Crutchley,  Leinster  Regiment. 

C.  A.  Hensley,  Dublin  Fusiliers  (of  wounds  re- 
ceived, in  action). 

.1.  A.  E.  MacBean,  ditto  (killed  in  action). 

M.  W.  De  la  P.  Beresford,  Rifle  Brigade. 

A.  D.  Stewart,  ditto  {killed  in  action).  • 

H.  G.   Majendie,  ditto   (of  wounds  received    i 

action). 
S.  Mills,  ditto  (do.) 
W.  H.  W    Steward,  ditto  (do.) 
G.  L.  Paget,  ditto  {killed  in  action). 
G.  L.  Lysley,  ditto  (do. ) 

E.  G.  Campbell,  ditto  {of  wounds  received,  in 
action). 

E.  E.  D.  Thornton,  Army  Service  Corps. 
W.  H.  Foster,  liitto. 

C.  M.  Kemble,  ditto. 

F.  Hunnard,  ditto. 

H.  E.  Dowse,  K.  Army  Med.  Corps. 

R     H.    E.    Holt,    ditto   (of  woinids  receiccd    in 

action). 
<;.  S.  Walker,  ditto. 
W.  P.  Barter,  ditto. 
R.  Faw.ssctt,  ditto. 

W.  J.  Whiftin,  Royal  Marine  Artillery. 
H.  W.  H.  Beyts,  ditto  (killed  in  a<;tion). 
H.  St.  L.  Curteis,  Royal  Marines. 

B.  M.  Strouts,  ditto  (of  wounds  received  In 
action). 

C.  W.  Robertson,  ditto  {killed  in  action). 
R.  0.  M.  Doig,  ditto. 

H.  T.  R.  Lloyd,  ditto  (killed  in  action). 
H.  C.  E.  Cave,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
T.  A.  Fischer,  ditto. 
T.  S.  .Johnson,  ditto. 

G.  B.  Brasier-Creagh,  ditto  ((/  wounds  receic'/ 
in  action). 

R.  E.  Foley,  ditto. 
C.  H.  Davies,  ditto. 
G.  P.  Campbell,  ditto, 
A.  JI'I.  Campbell,  ditto. 


797 


Deaths. 


K.  J.  H.  P»well,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 

F.  Brune-Pryoe,  Jitto. 
I.  0.  White,  ditto. 

E.  Eardley-'SVilraot,  ditto. 

H.  C.  Sandford,  ditto  (/,///■''  //'  'ff '">}). 

\V.  B.  Staunton,  ditto. 

A.  K.  Blair,  ditto. 

O.  E.  Cdles,  Ke.servf. 

A.  K.  Huddart,  ditto. 

C.  v..  Childe,  ditto  [kilkd  in  ticlio/i). 

H.  ICirk,  ditto. 

K.  E.  D.  Canipbcdl,  ditto. 

^   li.  Scott,  ditto. 

H.  G.  Leigh,  ditto. 

C.  II.  Sanders-Kno.\-Oore,  ditto  [kiUcd  in  action). 

C.  S.  Keith,  ditto  {do.) 

W.  Tliorbnrn,  ditto. 

H.  Wiltsliiie,  ditto  (kilhd  in  ndioa). 

Si,-  .1.  H.  Walker,  Burl  ,  ditto. 

Sir  .T.  F.  Lennard,  Sort.,  r.p.  K.  Artillery. 

H.  C.  Perkins,  r.p.  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Lt.  Inf. 

C.  I''..  Le  Qucsne,  r.p.  Irish  Regiment. 

L.  A.  dc  A'.  Maunsell,  r.fi.  Leicester  Regiment. 

T.  il.  Nelson,  r.p.  Royal  Marines. 

Sir  .(.  E.   C.  Power,  liiut.,   5  Bn.   Irish  Regt. 

(/.i/iccl  ill  action], 
V.  H.  A.  Leggett,  3  and  4  Bus.  Worcester  Kegt. 

(of  mmnds  rcerirrd  in  iicli"/'). 
W.  'W.  S.  Clarke,  ditto  (/.i/led  in  action). 
C.  W.  Boyle,  Imperial  Yeomanry  (do.) 

A.  JI.  Knowles,  ditto  ('/".) 
H.  T.  Stanley,  ditto  |(/i..) 

Sir  W.  G.   Barttelot,  liarl.,   2   Vol.  Bn.  Sussex 
Regiment  kfo.) 

G.  E.  B.  Wood,  Shropshire  Yeomanry  (do.) 
Hon.  .].  L.  H.  Petrc,  Suffolk  Hussars  {do.) 

B.  E.  Church,  Reserve  (killrd  in  action). 

W.  B.  C.  Hodge,  Imperial  Yeomanry  (of  wounds 

received  in  actiirit). 
H.  -T.  Wallack,  late  77  Foot, 
/r.  C.  Cmiiaglwmr,  late  79  Foot. 
//.  E.   Wise,  late  Derbyshire  Regiment. 

Lieutnmnlx. 
'S.  L.  Calvert,  6  Dragoon  Gds.  (killed  inaction). 
T.  D.  Pilkington,  l  Dragoons  (do). 
,1.  C.  Harrison,  "i  Dragoons  (of  iroumis received  in 

action). 
T.  Conolly,  2  Dragoons  (killrd  in  action). 
HI.  Kortright,  3  llussjtrs  ('>f  iruunds  received  in 

action). 

C.  W.  0.  Unthank,  do. 
A.  Savory,  4  Hussars. 

C.  Arkwriglit,  5  Lancers. 

AV.  H.  T.  Hill,  do.  (killed  in  action). 

J.  L.  Lawler,  6  Dragoons  (of  viounds  received  in 

action). 
A.  .T.  Ct.  Meek,  do.  (do). 
A.  W.  Swanston,  do.  (killed  in  action). 
P.  A.  T.  Jones,  8  Hussars  (do). 
¥.  H.  AVylam,  do.  {do). 
y.  il.  Johnstone,  1 1  Hussars  (do). 
O.  C.  de  C.  Wright,  12  Lancers  (do). 

D.  J.  Keswick,  do.  (do). 
Hon.  J.  D.  Hamilton,  do. 

A.  E.  Hesketli.  16  Lancers  (killed  in  action). 

i,.'  H.  Gilliat,  do. 

Hon.  C.  Jl.  Evans- Freke,  do.  (nf  wounds  received 

in  action). 
AV.  K.  P.  Stapleton-Cotton,   iqHussiirs. 
A.  Lascelles,  Royal  Artillery. 

D.  J.  Slurch,  do.  (killed  in  oetion). 

E.  G.  Carbutt,  do.  (do)- 

K.  H.  St.  L.  Chamier,  do. 
J.  B.  Grylls,  do. 


C.  AV.  P.  Dilyell,  Royal  Artillery. 

E.  H.  E.  Green,  Roval  Engineers. 
K.  J.  Jelf,  do. 

R.  AV.  Bell,  do. 

R.  E.  Jleyricke,  do. 

S.  D.  Barrow,  do. 

R.  J.  'f.  D.  Jones,  do.  (killed  in  w:tion). 

F.  G.  S.  Cotton,  do.  (hilled  while  on  i/itty). 
Hon.  E.  H.  Lygon,   Grenadier  Guards  (killed  i,i 

aeti(iii). 
T.  T.  Lord  O'Hagau,  do. 

A.  11.  Southev,  Scots  Guards  •'killed  in  ncti"-'  1 
W.  D.  Shaw,  Royal  Scots. 

D.  B.   Hastie,    AVest   Surrey   Regt.     (killed 
action). 

F.  C.  D.  Davidson,  Lancaster  Regt.   (of  tcovn  <• 
received  in  action). 

A.  P.  C.  H.  Wade,  do.  (killed  in  action). 

R.  H.  Coe,  do.  ('7o.) 

W.  E.  S.  Woodgate,  do.  (do.) 

AA'.  A.  D.  Lippert,  do.  (da.) 

E.  A.  P.  Vaughan,  do.  (do.) 
K.J.  Parker.' do.  (do.) 

H.  L.  ilourilyan,  AVarvvick  Regiment  (do.) 

D.  51.    Oliver,    Norfolk    Regiment    (')/   icounda 
received  in  action). 

G.  F.    Prichard,    Lincoln   Regiment   (killeil 
action.) 

A.  F.  Dalzell,  Devon  Regiment  (do.) 
H.  N.  Field,  do.  (do) 
S.  J.  Carev,  Suflblk  Regiment  (do.) 
C.  A.  AVh'itc,  do.  (rlo). 

T.  B.  Haddocks,  Somerset  Lt.  lufantiv  (do.) 
C.  E.  M.  Walker,  do.  (do.) 
H.  D.  Selous,  Bedford  Regiment  (do.) 
C.  P.  Rus.sell,  Leicester  Regiment. 
J.  J.  R.  Jlallock,  Lancashire  Fusiliers  (killed  in 
action. ) 

E.  Eraser,  do.  (do.) 

F.  G.  Barker,  do. 

E.  H.  Finch,  Scots  Fusiliers  (du). 

A.  C.  M'K.  Cockburu,  Welsh  Fusiliers. 

G.  E.  S.  Salt,  do. 

F.  A.  Stebbing,  do.  (killeil  in  action]. 

AV.  A.  G.  Williams,  South  AVaies  P)orderers  (<fo-.) 
E.   il.   Young,  Kings  Own  Scottish   Borderer.^ 

((>/'  voniids  received  in  action). 
H.  iL  Lcet.  do. 

H.  F.  P.  Wolferstan,  do.  (killed  in  action.) 
J.  AA''.  Osliorne,  Scottish  RiHes  (.do.) 
Ts.  M.  Tod,  do.  (do.) 
H.  A'.  Lockwood,  do. 
J.  T.  Lowry,  Innlskilling  Fusiliers. 
AV.  O.  Stuart,  do.  (killed  in  action). 

G.  H.  Matthews,  Gloucester  Regiment  (o/)TO«/f!'v 
receieed  in  aetiun). 

C.  H.  Hintou,  East  Surrey  Regiment  (killed  in 

action). 
H.  AV.  Fife,  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Lt.  Infantry  (rfo.) 

E.  Harland,  Hampshire  Regiment  (do.) 

F.  S.  Gear}-,  do.  (do.) 

G.  F.  Cardew,  Dorsetshire  Regiment. 

F.  M.  Raphael,  South  Lancashire  Regt.    (kilh-d 

in  action). 
3.  C.  Angell.  AVeLsh  Regiment  (do.) 
F.  G.  Tait,  Black  Watch  (do.) 
A.  R.   Briglit,  O.vford   Light   Infantry  (kill,-,! 

action). 
F.  X.  Parsons,  Essex  Regiment  (do.) 
AV.  H.  Kirk,  do. 
H.  K.  Attfield,  Derbyshire  Regiment  (.y  wi>K«fs 

received  in  action). 
R.  T.  Carrey,  Shropshire  Light  Infantry 
A.  AV.  S.  Pinney,  do. 
P.  C.  Orover,  do.  (of  wounds  received  in  action  . 


Deaths. 


798 


W.  St.  A.  Wak.',  ^[i(UUesex  lie,<,'iment. 
1'.  A.  Oalbiaitli,  do.  (/.-i/livl  in  nction}. 
C.  E.  lie  V.  Beauclerk,  King's  Poyal  Rilles. 
1!.  J.  Graut,  do.  {killed  in  atiion). 

E.  Perceval,  ditto  (do.) 

K.  L.  C.  Hobsoti,  do.  (do.) 

F.  H.  Raikes,  do.  (do.) 

L.  O.  ¥.  Melli.sli,  Wiltshiiv  Regiment. 
C.  G.  Danks,  Maiidie.ster  Kegimeiit. 
H.  W.  Ritchie,  North  Stafford  Reginieiit   [kil/ed 
in  action). 

B.  a.  W.  Dudley,  ,lo. 

C.  D.  Sliafto,  Diirliam  Liglit    Iiitautry  [/:ill.d  i,i, 
action), 

C.P.  M.  C.    Halkett,    Highland  Light   lulautry 

(killed  in  action). 
J.  D.  D.  Hay,  Gordon  Highlanders. 
A.  J.  C.  ilurdocli,  Cameron  Highlanders  (/:illed 

in  action). 
S.  R.  Paul,  Iri,sh  Fusiliers. 
C.  .1.  Daly,  do.  {hilled  in  action). 

G.  E.  Courtenay,  Argyll  nnd  Sutherland   Higli- 
landers  (do.) 

C.  E.  Jrartin,  Leiiister  Regiment. 

E.    R.    ]5rown,    Muuster   Fusiliers   (of    iroands 

received  in  arlion). 
C.  A.  D.  Best,  do.     • 
T.  B.  Ely,  Dublin  Fusiliers. 
R.  W.  Pearson,  RiHe  Brigade  (l:illcd  in  action). 
L.  D.  Hall,  do.  (r/o.) 

L.  K.  Brounlie,  West  India  Regiment  (do. ) 
J.  A.  Greer,  do.  (do.) 
G.  W.  G.  Jones,  R.  Army  Medical  Corps. 
G.  H.  Irvine,  do.  (killerl  'in  action). 
H.  B.  Onraet,  do.  (do.) 
E.  L.  Munn,  do. 

W.  A.  Fisher,  Indian  Staff  Corps. 
H.  G.  F.  Sargent,  do. 
P.  F.  Newnham,  do.  {tilled  in  action). 
C.  G.  Camijbell,  ditto 
A.  N.  D.  Fagan,  ditto. 
H.  T.  Reed,  ditto. 
C.  H.  Martin,  ditto. 
H.  E.  F.  Currie,  ditto. 

R.  A.  F.  Studdert,  h.]!.  R.  Marine  Artillery. 
J.  C.  H.  Jollifle,  3  Bn.  Norfolk  Itegt.  (of  iroiin'lx 

received  in  action). 
C.  Slater,  3  Bn.  East  Lancashire  Regt.  (killed  in 

action). 
A.  Campbell,  Imperial  Yeomanry  (do.) 
R.  F.  Flower,  ditto  {do.  1 
1!.    B.    Wilson,    ditto    (of    n:ouiids    received    in 

action ). 
G.  P.  Rayner,  ditto. 
H.  Andrew,  ditto. 
J.  Hunter,   Argyll  and  Sutherland   Highlanders 

(attached). 
J.    C.   C.    Reid,    3    Bn.  Somerset   Lt.    lut'antry 

(killed  in  action). 
J.  C.  Browne,  Imperial  Yeomaniy  {do.) 
F.     Arbuthnot,    ditto    (of    wonads    recciced    in 

action). 

Second  Lieutenants. 
J.  M.  Porter,  2  Dragoon  Gds.  (killed  in  action). 
C.  S.  Piatt,  5  Dragoon  Guards. 
R.  H.  Kinnear,  ditto 
K.  K.  Mackellar,  7  Dragoon  Guards  (killed  in 

action). 
Hon.  \V.  JI'C.  Buubury,  2  Dragoons  [of  u'07(nd.s 

received  in  action  . 
F.  N.  Dent,  6  Dragoons. 
J.  P.  Pollok,  9  Lancers  (of  n:Qunds  received  in 

action). 


P.  P.  Btassey,  9  Lancers  (killed  in  nction). 
Hon.  C.W.  H.  Cavendisli,  17  Lanoers  [killed 

in  action). 
W.  A.  Orlebar,  19  Hussars. 
W.  G.  Belcher,  Koyal  Art.  (killed  in  action) 
H.  B.  D.  Bird,  ditto. 
W.  S.  Luce,  ditto  (killed  in  action). 
J.  P.  T.  Pegge,  ditto. 

A.  C.  P.  Homan,  ditto. 
R.  M.  Gage,  ditto. 

B.  E.  Cumraings,  ditto. 

G.  B.  B.  DennisB,  Royal  Eng.  (killed  in  action). 
A.  H.   Murray,  Grenadier  Guards  (of  wounds 

rectived  in  action). 
M.  E.  Aspiuall,  Scots  Guards. 
J.  S.  Preston,  Royal  Scots. 

C.  S.  du  Buisson,  West   Surrey    Regiment  (0 
wounds  received  in  action'). 

P.  S.  Firth,  The  Buffs. 

C.  R.    Barclay,     Northumberland     Fusiliers 
(killed  in  action). 

H.  W.  Cuming,  Devonshire  Regiment  {do.) 

J.  C.  Parr,  Somerset  Light  Infantry  (do. ) 

E.  M.  Hanbury,  I'last  Yorkshire  Regiment. 

L.  Paxton,  Bedfordshire  Regiment  ,(/o.) 

A.  C.  S.  Fletcher,  Irish  Regiment. 

A.  C.  Neave,  Yorkshire   Regiment   (killed    in 

action). 
P.  J.  T.  U.  Simpson,  Scots  Fusiliers  (do.) 
E.  0.  N.  0.  Leggatt,  do. 
J.   R.  W.   Ellis,   Welsh    Fusiliers    (killed    in 

action). 
W.  G.  Rait,  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers. 
S.  H.  Hutton,  Inniskilliug  Fusiliers. 
E.  W.  M.  N.  Noel,  Gloucester  Regiment. 
R.  Forrester,  East  Lancashire  Regiment. 
A.  H.  Armitage,  West  Riding  Regiment. 
H.   W.    Garvey,  Border   Regiment   (killed   in 

action). 
G.  L.D.  Brancker,  South  Stafford  Regiment(rfo). 

D.  B.  Gore-Booth,  Dorsetshire  Regiment. 

0.    F.    I.    Wimberley,    Welsh    Regiment    10/ 

wounds  received  in  action). 
V.    A.    Ball- Acton,     Oxford     Light     Infantry 

(killed  in  action). 
A.  B.  Coddington,  Essex  Regiment  (do.) 
J.  W.  C.  Wadling,  Berkshire  Regiment. 
A.  V.  West,  ditto  (killed  in  action.) 
W.  G.  H.  Lawley,  iliddlesex  Regiment  (do.) 
H.  A.  C.  WUson,  ditto  i(?o.) 
H.  G.  P.  Brewster,  King's  Royal  Rifles  (do). 
I    P.  A.  M'Cutohan,  Wiltshire  Regiment. 
R.  H.  M'Clure,  Seaforth  Highlanders  (do). 

D.  B.  Monypeimy,  ditto  lO/'  icoutids  received  in 
action). 

W.   B.   King,   Argyll    and    Sutherland    High- 

landers  ikillcd  in  action i, 
W.  Y.  St.  0.  il'Laren,  do. 
.1.  T.  Dennis,  Dublin  Fusiliers. 
A.  Jlead,  Royal  Marines. 

A.  F.  M.ickenzie,  Unattached  List. 

'    J.  A.  C.    Hennessy,    Indian    Staff    Corps    (of 

wounds  received  in  action  1. 
.\.  F.  Lushington,  ditto. 
C.  E.  JIaguire,  Essex  Regiment  (do). 
R.  H.  Hall,  4  Battalion  Derby  Regiment  lof 

wounds  received  in  action). 

B.  J.  Horley,  ditto  {killed  i)i  action). 

A.  C.  Williams,  Nottingham  Yeomanry  Ulo.) 
Hon.  N.  W.  H.  Trevor,  Shropshire   Yeomanry 

(do). 
W.  H.  Kenyon,  IJverpool  Regiment. 

E.  Carsley,  Unattached  List. 

H.  C.  Barton,  ;   Battalion  Munster  Fusiliers 
(killed  in  action). 


799 


Deaths. 


P.  H.  J.  Finlay,  Leinster  Regiment. 

L.   H.    Gibson,    Highland  Light,    Infantry   {of 

wounds  received  in  aclion}. 
H.  G.  W.  Woodhouse,  ilanchester  Regt.  {do.) 
J.  C.  Farmer,  Welsh  Fusiliers  (do.) 
G.  I.  Ramsay,  Royal  Artillery. 
J.  Johnstone,  ditto. 

Riding  Masters. 
R.  Weir,  r.p.  Royal  Horse  Guards. 
N.  Banyard,  r.p.  i8  Hussars. 
R.  E.  F.  BuUen,  R.  Southern  Reserve  Regt. 

Qv cider  Masters. 
J.  Frost,  Royal  Kngineers. 
J.  Chase,  Scots  Guards. 
H.  R.  Bell,  Loyal  Fusiliers. 
W.  Musgrave,  r.p.  Army  Service  Corps. 
J.  Fletcher,  Army  Service  Corps. 
H.  Archer,  ditto. 
P.  J.  GleesoB,  ditto. 

F.  IlUngworth,  Royal  Army  Medical  Corps. 
T.'  Trout,  r.p.  South  Stafford  Regiment. 
T.  Brown,  r.p.  3  Dragoon  Guards. 
S.  White,  r.p.  Wiltshire  Regiment. 
J.  O'Neill,  r.p.  Lancaster  Regiment. 
A.  E.  Mansfield,  r.p.  West  Kent  Regiment, 
.J.  W.  Mitchell,  r  p.  Army  Service  Corps. 
A.  Boulger,  r.p.  York  and  l^ancaster  Regt. 
J.  Brookes,  r.p.  36  Foot. 
H.  Denyer,  r  p.  12  Lancers. 
P.  Forbes,  r.p.  3  Bn.  Cameron  Highlanders. 
S.  D.  N.  Grissell.  r.p.  West  Kent  Regiment. 
W.  H.  M'Harg,  r.p.  4  Bn.  Essex  Regiment. 
.\.  Jones,  r.p.  East  Surrey  Regiment. 
P.  Lacey,  r.p.  4  Bn.  Connaught  Rangers. 
T.  Lee,  r.p.  Depot  Battalion. 
H.  Levfis,  r  p.  7  Dragoon  Guards. 
J.  M'Kenna,  r  p   Royal  Artillery. 
P.  M'Lennan,  r.p.  3  Hussars. 
J.  Mills,  r.p,  14  Foot. 
H,  Graham,  r.p.  R   Army  ^tedical  Corps. 
J.  Horn,  r  p.  ditto. 

Asiistitiil  Cuiniiii-i-ary  lJen(rul. 
R.  Stanes,  ret  pay. 

D^jjidn  Cominixsarii^  Gemral  of  Ordnaiice. 
W.  C.  Nangle,  ret.  pay. 
T.  A.  G.  Satchwell,  ditto. 
R.  Nichols,  ditto. 

L'oiuriii^savy. 
J.  L'E.  L.  Buchanan,  ret.  pay. 

Dr/nfft/  t_*urrt mis^i'/i  if. 
R.  P.  Gabbett,  ret.  pay. 

C!i  irf  Prn/nwslers. 
\V.  T.  Bali,  ret.  pay. 
T.  Bryson,  ditto. 

S/af  P(tijiiiii4ers. 
J.  M.  Sherrard. 

F.  F.  T.  Hobbs,  ret.  pay. 

G.  Shields,  ditto. 

Paymnsters. 
P.  A.  M.  Arnold,  ret.  pay. 
C.  M.  Dawes,  ditto. 
W.  H.  M'Caskill,  ditto. 
T.  N   Young,  h  p,  62  Foot. 


Surtfcoii    Crenrrals. 


J.  Lamprey,  ret.  pay. 
N.  Hefternan,  ditto. 

Deputy  Iiispectur  (Jcueruh. 

T.  W.  Barrow,  ret. pay. 
T.  Guy,  ditto. 
J.  B.  St.  C.  Crosse,  ditto. 
G.  T.  Galbraith,  ditto. 
T.  P.  Wall,  ditto. 

Deputy  Suryeoa  Generah. 

J.  Carroll,  ret.pay. 

D.  CuUen,  ditto. 

Saryeua  Cohiiel. 
J.  Y.  Donaldson,  ret.pay. 

Sriijrtde  Siirytuns. 
J.  -V.  Scott,  ret.pay. 
W.  L.  Baker,  ditto. 
R.  Hyde,  ditco. 
C.  J.  Weir,  ditto. 
T.  Wright,  ditto. 

Surgeoii  Lieutenant  Colonels. 

J.  S.  Forrester,  Royal  Horse  Guards, 

J.  Creagh,  Medical  Reserve. 

W.  C.  Cirant,  ret.pay. 

A.  E.  Hayes,  ditto. 

F.  Lyons,  ditto. 

A.  H.  Ratigan,  ditto. 

E.  0.  Reynolds,  ditto. 

SuryeoH   Mrijors. 
A.  C.  .Alexander,  Coldstream  Guards. 
A.  Croker,  r.p. 
j    A.  F.  Turner,  ditto, 

'  iStirijeudS. 

J.  A.  M'Muun,  ret.  pay. 
j    T,  M.  Sunter.  ditto. 

I  i.'lnijjlains, 

'    Rev.  C.  F.  O'Reilly,  2nd  Class. 

,    Eev.  H.  M'Dougall,  4th  Claas,  ret.  pay. 

i    Rev.  W.  Ponsford,  :st  Class,  ret.  pay 

Bev.  MR,  Scott,  ditto,  ditto. 

Pev.  C.  A.  Solbc,  ditto,  ditto. 

Rev.  J.  Virtue,  ditto,  ditto, 

l\ttriit((ry  Mtijor, 
P.  p.  Crawford. 

Veterinary  CajHaln. 
J.  Loughlin,  i  Life  Guards. 

Veterinary  Lieutenant, 
E.  A.  L.  Fenner,  Imperial  Yeomanry. 

Assistant  Superi/itendent  of  Stores. 
N.  Phillips,  ret.  pay. 

Pnrreyor. 
C.  Coward,  ret.  pay. 

Iii->prrlors  uf  Army  Schools - 

R.  Bell,  ret.  pay. 
T.  Carton,  diito. 


8oo 


INDEX  TO   THE  ACTIVE  LIST. 


Ahailie.  EastiiceH.  E....  150  4?new,  Chas.  Hamlynyi  14c 

—  Geo.HowardFanshwe  226  At^aew,  Graham  \ll 

—  Harry  Bertram 152  -  Qiieutia  G.  KinuaVrd  250 

—  Henry  Rioliard 6  Aherue,  Denis     ..  17=4 

—  Richard  Nevile    323  Vhmed,  ZalaoorA.  51  = 

A>)bay,  Bryan  X 301  Aikenhead.  Fronk       '  "  170 

Abbey,  Walter  B.  T 439  Aimslie,  Chas.  Marshaii  340 

Abbott, Auff.Wathen  J.  F.3661  Uaslie.  Clement 


m, 


Christian 


434 


Ackland,  Robt.  D.I, 238J—  BilwinA.H 46,313—  Wm   B 

Ackro.yd,  Chas.  Harris,..  315  -  Perceval  0.  Nowsam...275  Allison]  Hazlett  i'ill 

I'Ooart,  Charles 48 —  Samuel  Frank  181  Allport.  Chas.  Wm ' 

Clement  .loan 1750  Aldridge,  Arthur  B 38-  -  Henry  K 

Hy.  L.  Barn.el....8s.  ll^.Z.^^^'^lf^^o.nP^^^^  i,  Alpi.?;  f  Meo^p-?^;.;::  |^  ,1  ^^i'lltn  fars'!:.:.'.  2^s: 

3  .Wilfred      ^'^'"°°  ,.  J'*-",^''"'  ^""JT  ^" ■""  -  ^^''l"""  P'^'^' 8°.  4-7 

xll^-  Arth  ,,  rh„;'S ••?  -Ernest  A    B 309'-  William  R.  La  G.  ...35   409 

t7b      Arthui  Chas.  B 33*  — Francis  Georire 223' Andrew  Alherf  ?,, 

255   -  Arthur  Vickers ..^el- .lnmp<,  Wiiii=,„  :^ '*■„'!':";  „'".''?.■■ -1'^ 

—  Anbrey  de  Vere 


James  Lowry  Cole 

—  Regld.  Thos'.  A.  Ball 

Thomas  H.  E 54 

William  Maxwell  

Acvrortb,  G.  P.  Aufriro 

—  Louis  Raymond   284 

Adair,  Alex.  (Jecil 36111 

Arthur  C 257 

Charles  Osbora    179 

—  Henr.y  Ben,jaminN.7o,2o8 

Henry  Shatto  262 

Hueli  Robert     83,178 

William  Finlay    443 


—  Henry  Percival .,  433 

—  Henry  Sandys  232 

Ainsworth,  Huifh 519 

—  William  John 33, 

Airey,  Robert  Berkeley...  365 
A'ry,  George 404 


—  Prank 31,  407 

—  Henry  Alexius 30,  407 

—  Herbert  E.  Stacy. ..6^,  208 

—  .Si<*  James 183 

John  Hy.  Macartney  ^jja 

Leonard  Henry ,  441 

Abdy,  Anthony  John   56,  i67i.Vitkeu,  Arthur  H 

i  Beckett.Patrick  A.F.iy.:85|-  Francis  M 

.ibell,  William  Hy 323  —  William   

Abercrombie,  Alex. H. 40,  259  Aked.  Chas.  R.  Bent 

—  Alexander  William  ...  34S' ^kerman,  Chas.  S.  A." 
Abrahall.  Chris.  H.  H.     400  Akroyd,  Percy  B ,... 

—  John  Hoekyns 86,  400;  Alabaster.  Rupert  C. 

Abud,  Henry  M 63,  412:  Alcock,  Alfred  Wm 

Acheson.A^C.M.B.  VUct.  222'.\lderson,  Edin.  Walter 


-Hu'cS^Mn"™   '36  -  J»eph  CHreuoe 

-HiKbMoiris 430         \fal',=rs  281 

Allen    ro-^^'^n'"',;"'',^    ■  •'°'--f"SOphWm.To>vn«ad  ,4 

Allen,  .roan  RichardH.52,i7S  -K-rmeth  Bdiyard  ...  «6 

■  Nmvton  Seymour  50,  29^  -  lis  KJward       ..      Is, 

-  R.ri'r,'vF t-i J 3<=8And9r«m,\IacclesaeldH.44o 

-  Ralph  Edward :6  -  Nelson  Graham  * 

~  R„r'  .  ,!,  Seymour  ,.  25!!  -  N'oruian  Ruthven  ,. 
I  R,if„  .ur'^r'"''"-"'  "9|- Patrick  Graham  .... 

BibortWdham    149  -  Patrick  William    .. 

"  Si^,,""*'  y'^""   382  -  Percy  Hume  AUfrey 

^78  -  Rainy .'. 

17-  —  Rejtiald  D'Arcy 
280  -  Reginald  Hugh 


Williain  Henrr    

William  Jefferies  B  .. 

William  Lynn    

Allenby,  Ausrustus  H. 


78,  35"|- Edmund  li.H 72,  i 


Nelson  Graham     365 

V  „  ...  ^^^ 

.  4>2 

•  30s 

162 

,  213 

184 

— „ 444 

426  -  Robt.  Hilme  Uanko.^  418 


47  -  Robert  Warren  H.  ...  334 
22S  -  Rollaud  Fred.  Hart  80,417 
245  —  Rowland  J.  Pero.y   ...  152 

13^]— Sainuel    ' 514 

,,-.,,.        ,,       - 345;— Stuart  MilUgan ..17,(1 

:^',l7n;y,:i'ir.?.^;^-:: 33.'-T}i.masGa;er  ?;, 


165  —  Wentworth  Holder  ... 
24iaiilirrey,  Hv.I.  Rodney.  . 
214'—  Nui,'entSt.  C 

2^6  .\lI;roo(i,  Bertram. 


7  AUhusen,  Fred.  Hy 

366  vUin,  Henry  Chester  ..." 


rhimtis  Heury  Edw.  it;6 

WaiTea  Ha3iing3 261 

William      ,.  ,. 340 

_    .       Af't/or  W.Christian  54,177 
382  —  Capf.  William 


David  C.  Adrian  427 

—  Fred.  Aanesley 435 

Andrewes,  Fras.  Edwd.  184 
Andrews,  Albion  Ernest  290 

—  Charles  Edward 3^4. 

—  Charles  Geor^re  W.  ...  287 


—  Edward  Carrie.. 


William  Thompson  34,  395I—  Ernest  Wri.^ht 


Vdam,  Fred. Arcliibald75, 290 

Frederick  Loch 

Jas.  Ronald  Glennie..  135 

^dams,  Alexander 2T2 

CecilE.G.WooUcombe  175 

Charles     52.S 

Fergus  Eustace  157 

Francis 441 

George  Chatterton    ...  272 


361— Jaiue.'*  William  344 

„        -                     ^3,  40S  -  Robert  Chas.  Wallace  -i'*=5 
-?oy*i 358 -Rowland  Ernest  i^6 

—  ifa/or  Charles  H.  58.  i77lAltham,  Edward  A.      61    2-5 

-  iiie«^  Charles  Henry    436  AWes,  John  Wm.  J        '  268 

~^,^^^.-;r- ^-3  Alwood,  Wm.  Albert 369 

"nw    n''''^     325  Amber,  Peiton   77,  257'- Christopher  R.)yd   ...  ^or 

~n    .^  S''^'^'' 340  Amery,  Harold  P.  S.   ...  299'- Daniel  George 29 

~  S:ii'!rA".^L^- 247^Ames.  AIl)ert  G 439  -  Reo.  Geo.Habert 306 

442  —  Cecil  Gardner   443  —  Henry. .       .258 

—  Lanncelot  Hope  Rix     440:  -  HenryGeorge    369 

—  Oswald  Henry 133  -  Louis  James  422 

Amesbury,  Fred.  C.  D....  422I  - -Walter  260 

—  Wheateu  L.  Raleigh     434|Andras,  Thos.  Alchin...   329 

Amey,  Arthur 333,  364|An','ell,  Fred.  J.  77,  346.368 

Amory,  Harry  W.  L.  H.         Augslo.  Fred.  W.  P.  ...75,  415 

Hoathcoat    22:  -  J.  C.  Cortlandt .438 

Amos,  Herbert  G.  M 267  —  John  Wm.  Edward  41,  409 

AmphleLt,  Chas.  Edwd.  i47!Angus.  John  3-.! 

—  CharlesGrove  329  —  John  Neill  ' 


Frederick  Freeman...  453 

—  Fred.  Hy.  Tho8....252,  373 

—  Geortfe  Forbes  383 

—  Gerald  D'Arragon  71,  176 
-Harvey    52,  i^i 

—  Heber  Maitland 246 

—  Heury  Lethbridge  ...  294 
-- Henry  Sterling 435 

James  Leslie 434 


George  Stopford  257  —  John  Donald  384  Anderson,  A.  R.  Steele    siS—  Re-'inatd  Geor"-e  18+ 

Gerald 228  —  Reginald 356:— Alexander  John  366  Anley?  Harnett  d'l/g/  303 

Gofton  Gee 3S1!—  Richard  Stuart ...  .  8o,4r6!—  Alexander  Vass  527  —  Frederick  Gore -03 

Hamilton  J.  GooId6i,  225!—  Robert  Clifford  John  i8j|—  AUau  .\Ieyrick   430'  -  HeuryAugustas  84.279,3^8 

Henry  E.  F.Goold  72,    177  —  RjbertDundaa 404J—  Austin  Thomas i7i|— Philip  Fras.  Ross,.'.,..  '305 

—  Robert  Gerald 280  —  Cecil  Ford  213  -  William  Bower tSi 

—  Walter  Lorenzo, 756  —  Charles  Abbot    328  Annaml.  Ernest  Fred  .. 

—  i^oi;. Walter  Philip 34I— Charles  Alex 47,  167  Annesley,  Albemarle  C. 

—  Reo.W.  BernardLyon  396]  —  Charles  Kirkpatrick    43=^!—  ILju.  Arthur 

—  William  Dallas 183!  —  Clinton  Corciandc... 83, 41! 


-  Heury  Rainier 185 

—  Lewis  Charles 1S5 

Richard    388 

Robert  Bellew    ...  41,414 
Robert  Henry 84, 


235 


Rii)ert  Jackson    i75n  —  Wm.Nathaniel  Staart348j—  David 

-  William  Augustus    ..  146!— William  Patrick  179  —  Dugald  Nairne 


idamson.Hy. Mackenzie  382  Alford,  Fred.  Lewis i 

-  John  Thomas  Graves  438  —  Henry  S.  Lewis    259 


Ldderley,  Arthur  Chas.  387 

Sampson  W 223 

Lddington,  Hon.  II.  W. 80,169 
-Hiley  Reginald    ...76,  321 

-  Wm.  Leonard  73,  227 

ddison,  AU'red  Charles  291 

-  Alfred  M 265 

Arthur  Jos.  Berkeley  3^4 
Arthur  Merv.vn 174 

-George  Henry  214 

-  John  F.  R.  N.  Maitland  184 
.die.  Joseph  Rosamond  517 

tdkins,  Arthur  S 305 

.dler,  B.nij.I.  H 236 

LdlercroQ,  Rodolph  L.      342 
^dye,  Arthur 52,  411 

-  Capel  George  247 

-Daniel  Richard 430 

-.Tchn 40,  177 

-Walter 56,  344! 


AUngton,  Arthur  C.  M.  277 

Alison,  Sir  Arch ..  303 

Allan,  Percy  Stuart 339 

—  Robert  Thomas   276 

AUanson,  Cecil  J.  Lyons  1" 

Allardice,  Win.  M'D 304 

Allardyce,  Arthur  J.    ...  257 

—  John  G.  Buchan  in  ...  174 
Allason,  R.  Bannatine  52,  167 

—  Walter 251 

AUcard,  Herbert    174 

Allen,  Alexander  52 

—  Alfred  J.  W 61,  229 

—  Alfred  Lynn 243 

—  Arthur  R.  Sinclair  ...234U 

—  ClementR. Wedgwood  297 

—  Douglas  Minto    ...33,  360 

—  Edward  61,  344 

—  Edward  Lynn  23 

Fred.  Se.ymour... 33 


-gar,  Edward 70,  2oSi— George  Leverstone ...  388 

Lgg,  Fred.  John  G 315'— Harold 185 


153 

432 


—  Arthur  L.  Lyttelton.. 
-Arthurs.  R. 

—  Arthur  SydneyE.356,  437 

—  Clifford  R.  T.*  240 

—  Francis  Charles  ...51,235 

—  Jas.  Howard  A 13; 

—  William  Henry 313 

—  Wm.  Robt.  Ewart    ...  310 

—  Wm.  R.  Norton     313 

Ansell,  George  K  147 

307 


Edgar  Oswald.. 175(1 

—  Edmund  Bullar    ...61,  177 

—  Edward  Brooke  ...26,  407 

—  Edw.  Sambrooke  Jn.  329 

—  Ernest  Chester 384 

—  Francis  James 71,  208 

—  Fras.  Wyatt  Abbot  ...  327 

—  Frederick  Charles  ...  iS6|Ansley.  John  Henry 

—  George  Whitefield    ...  337  Anson,  Ernest  St.  Geo 

—  Gordon  Hay 443  —  Geo.  Frank  Wemyss 

^Graham  D'Arcy 77  —Geo.  Hamilton 

—  Gilbert  Ironside  400 

—  Heury  Lawrence 433 

—  Henry  Stewart 380 

—  Horace 255 

—  Horace  Robert  Fras.  423 

—  James   373!.Anstice,  John  C.  A 

—  James  Douglas 17S 

—  Qr.  Mr.  John  367 

—  LI. Colonel  John. 516 

—  John  Buckle  385 

—  John  Colborne 2S3 

—  John  Hamilton 277 


404 

—  George  Wemyss...  4c,  407 
^  Kon.  Henry  James  71,  334 

—  Heury  P.  Riehmoud  ..  320 

—  Octavius  M.Hamiltou  295 
Anstey,  Reo.  Harry  0.  S.  530 

M7 

Anstruther,  Chas.  Jas.  72,15^ 

—  Philip  Gior.^e    337 

—  Robert  Abercrombie    174 
An?trathcr-Dun3au,  A. 

William 31,  i65 

inthonisz.  A.  H 377 


—  John  Honry Abbot  7-2,  527  Anthony.  Rijhir.l  Wm.  52J 

3  '' 


8oi 


Index — Activo  List. 


Anthony,  Wm.  Samuel    305|Arthur,Leonarcl  Rob.S.  356  BabinRton  Marcus  Hill  jSr  Baker.  Rob  BBrrinKton  40 
ADtrobiis,  UhaB.  Alex....  ^68  Arthy,  Waller 180- Stafford  rharles  2.1  -  RobertGeofFrey   44 

—  Edmund  i6lAruudell,  R.  Tatton zszlBabtie,  William...  ........  3li° 

ApluL,  HuKh  Morgan    ...  402}  Asbury,  Alfred   379' Bacchus,  John  Bawl  K.  234 

—  Philip  J.  Hanham  75.  4i5'A8h.  Andrew Spotswood  261  Backhouse,  Huprh 25B 

Apliu,  Stephen  Lushing-        ,- William  C.  I  lasson    ...  3,9    -  t..i..,=  bo.,  =,  ,,„ 

ton  42  3iA8hburner,  Harley 


Robt.  Henry  S 4 

234  —  Rot'er  D.vke  27 

Walter  Way     71.  ■"^ 

William   -  25 


Appelbe,  Edw.  B 4t>,  368 

Appleby,  Ernest  Walton  331 

—  Geo.  Percy 251  Ashburnhani,  Cromer  .. 

Applegate,  Frank  W.   ...  3-<5|  Ashby,  George  A.    ...51 
Appleton,  Arthur  Fred..  395!— Harold  Frajicis 

—  Henry 58,  20?        '  '      *"'       '-'-— 

Appleyard,  George  C...  18 

—  Willred 

Apthorp,  Dudley  R.. 

—  Kendal  Pretyman 
Apthorpe,  Evelyn  H.  F. 
Arathoon,  John  D.  L.. 
Arbuckle,  B.  Vaughan.. 

•  Eras.  J.  V 


Julius  Batt 52,  229 

^  Bacon.  Anthony  E.  M...  332|— William  James 37 

Wenrworth "....'!  442  —  Arthui- Francis ..■■308       ' 

Lionel  Forbes    332iBacon,    Basil    Kenrick 


—  John  Shuckburg...63, 
Ashe,  Frank 


William  Lincoln    38 

Bakhle,Chintaman  B....  5a 

Wing  ..   ' 275lBalbi,  Henry  Alex.. ..79,  19 

-  ■  --       ■  ■        "  "  Id,   Alfred  ('—   '     ' 

Ernest  H.  C I5 

John  Arthur 44 


282  —  C.Ra.ymond Kenrick  228; Bald,   Alfred  Campbell  29. 

290' — Francis  Temple i.i2  -    "         ■  '■    " 

412  Badcock,  Alex.  James...  430- 

386  —Alex.  Robert 5,  405  —  Philip  Roliert  21 


27S  Ashfleld,  Percy  ;:;:::::.::  404  -  Francis  Frederick  ...  428|BaMers,on    HugliA 


54,  too  ABhhurst.Chab.Hen.  77,  283 


George  Henry  438;Baldock,  Charles    Blair  4: 


254  Ashmore!  Sdwd.  Bailey  172  Baddeley ,  Chas.  Edw.79,  209    -Thomas  Stanford  49.  >« 
404  Ashton,  Cecil  C.  Gough   279  -  Robert  John  Halkett    3'9lBaldrey,  !•  rank  b.  H.   -  ^r. 


>37  ■ 


Fred.  Eiiis  .  '. 330  —  "Wra.  Lewis  0 46.  206  Baldwin, 

„5  _  Hugh  Cecil  Sam  ^33  Badgley,  J.  Mont.  T.  35.  ^o^l 

_j,,„„  „.  , 401  Ashworth,  Guy  Charles  296,Badham,ff<'ii.  U.  Hume...  53' 

Arbuthnot,  Alex.  George  173  —  Hugh  Stirling  sSSlBaggallay,  Richd.  B.         154 

—  Alister  D.  S 21=.  —  Leonard  Temple 172  Bagley,  Arthur  H 532 

—  Archibald  Hugh  441  —Perceval 210  —  Richard  George    ...  ..  13.5 

—  Dalrymple 17^-  —  Robert  Fred.  Weir  ,,.  362  BagnaU,ThomasNock76,  249 

—  George  Herbert    421  Askwith,  Hy.  Francis  84,  17c  Bagnold,  Arth.  Henry  49,  207 

—  George  Holme  

—  John  Bernard  

—  Kenneth  Wyndham 

—  William  Fitzgerald  ... 

—  William  Patrick 

Archbold,  Eras.  Hy.  W. 
Archdale,  Hugh  Jas.  52, 

—  TheodoreMontgomeryi74  Asser,  Joseph  J 78,  294 

Archer,  Charles 447  —  Verney "75i 

Francis  John  Eustace  240  Astell,  Somerset  C.  G.F.  329^ 

George  J  .  Stoney    ..    385  Astley,  Alex.  G.  L 236 

Harold  Walter 23 11  Aston.  George  Grey   75,  397 

Atal,  Pandit  P 529 


36 
.Vnthony 

Hugh  86,3: 

Archibald  Colin    4: 

Francis  Edw.  Wm.  ..  2; 

Frederick    26,  31. 

HughL.  Chenevix    ...  4, 

John  Gray i; 

Guy  Melfort    761 


4 

310— John  B.H 81,  ita'Bagot.Chas.Hervey  30,  205— Lancelot  Hugh 4;' 

i23  — W  Harrison  i64lBaKshawe,  Eilwd.  G.  C.  256  —  Raymond  Henry  .....  2; 

3.36:Aslett.  Wm.Chas.   ...52,  4.0!- Fred.  Wm  43.3:Balle,  Edmunrt      3^,  4< 

337,  Asp.nall,  Cecil  Faber... 353"  -I^eonard  Alfred     ......  305  Balfour,  Alfred  G.   ...79- 


35.3" 

401 1—  Hugh  H.  H 71,  4M 

215!  Aspin wall,  James  Henry 


-  James  H.  Lawrence 
—  Samuel  Arthur 385  Atcherley,        Llewellyn 


—  Thomas  ^ ......_^.....  379 

.\rchibald 

Ardagh 

Ardee 

Arden. 

Arderne,  David  Davies  172 

Ardoino,  Joseph 328  Athow,  Frank 


Williamm 364 


—  Wm.  Francis  Melvill  183  —  ArthurMackiutoshSj,  it 
Baikie.H.  A. D. Simpson  171  —Christopher  Kgerttni  3: 

137  Bailey,  Arthur  Harold...  20c  —Colin  Denison  i; 

"   '  — Arthur  W 438  —  Joseph  Hume  7>.  4 

—  Charles 424,—  Percy 3. 

—  Frederick  G.  Glynn  175"  —  Wm.  Edw.  L 54i  '' 

—  Frederick  Marshman  404  Balguy,   John    Hy.    72,  i 

—  Gilbert 437  Ball.  Oswald  Jas.  Hy. 54,  21 

—  Henry  Vincent   ...  80,  14O  —  Thomas  Lason  3' 

—  ('(7;)^  John  Henry    ...  2if>  Ballantyne,  E.  W.  M'K. 
Lieut.  John  Henry...  317 


Ballard,  Chas.  N.Bruere  : 


56, 


Argles,  Owen  Chas 


,,, I— Wm.  Augustus 4321  Bally,   Kdwan".    Downes  2 

,,oi  —  William  Bryan 404        ''''■«"'    *-'<>n"ertv 1 


42Q 


.\lki-.8.  Alban  R.  C.365,  40:,—  William  Edward  . 


Robert  Lendon 386  —  Cyril  R.  Crofton  304lBaillie,  CVi;i(.  George 


Fred.  Kennedy 3 

249  -  Henry  George  2 

172  —John  Ford .24,  i 


Arkwright.  Edw.  Harryi75i,  Atkinson,  Ben 172 

—  Leonard  A 71,208  —  Edw.  H.  De  Vere 


Armes,  Reginald  i 329  —  Edward  William 271!—  Robert 

Armitage,  Chas.Clement  175       "  " 

—  Chas.  L 237 


Lieut.  George 387,Bnlmain,  Jas.  A.  S 

Hugh  Frederick  337'. Balston,  Geo.  Richard 


-Francis  Damer 174 

■  Francis  Garnett  ...47 


..63, 

ReiK  Wm.  Worters  ... 

Bailward,  Arth.  C.   ..51, 


2iBamber,  Charles  James 
532'Bamfleld,  Harold  J.  K. 
67!Bamford,  Charles  Wm. 

Ti  _._-.l_      IT .^.-.^     I.' 


vaults.    XJ ^3/    i'ltHlL.  lOV^T^IiiDUl.    ...5/,     .ji-i........  ....  — , „.'',-.  1  IT  I.' 

Edw.  Hume 71,  168  -  Francis  SalisburyMS,  3'i4! Bain,  David  S.  ErsKinu  524iBanatvala,Hormasjie  E.  5 

-■      -       ••  "  —  Frederick  Davot  4ioiBainbridge,  Edmd.  Guy        ;  Banbury,  chas.  William  2 

-George  Charles 73,414'        TuUoch    78,  2291- Walter  Edward     4 

-  George  Robert 41,  36S  -  George 527I  Bancroft,  Chas.  Edw...  2 

-Hector  John  347  — Norman  Bruce 284I— William  Charles  2 

^ughCaledon 401!— Percy  Agnew 178  Banerji,  Hem.  C.   5 

ihntUavfon        239  — William  Frank 439!  Banlield,  Rees  J.Fras.  41,  2 

_      „.        ~      .    39(,, Banister.  Fitzg.  M.... 46,  ■ 


—  John  Leathley  ...  82,  271 

—  fifit?.  Robert 3961 

—  William  Thompson...  182 
Armstrong.  Allan- 325, 

—  Arthur  Knox 428! 

—  Bertie  Harold  0 213J .,..,. -^ 

—  Charles  Arthur     232'— Thomas  Wil.iam  443 1  Baines,  2<"i'.  Chas.  Fred 

—  Edgar  Herbert 257' Atlay,  Hugh  VV 173  —  Cuthbeit  Johnson    .. 

—  Edward  333' Attree,  Fred.Wm.  T.  50,  207' —  Kdgar^Fras.  Eardley 

—  Elliott  Sotheby 185  Attwood,  Joseph  ""       "' 


■  H 

-  John 


■  Fras.  S.  X.  SaVage  ...  =93'Aubiii,  Alf.  Chas 278;-;^  Lancelot  O^-Jfalbot 

—  George  D.  Irving 306^  Auchinleck,  Daul.G.H.  271"^' 

—  Gerald  Denue    85  201  Audain,  Guy  Mortimer .  424 


Harold  Gage  Bewes     444 

Qf.3fr.  Henry  367 

■  jL'. -Co/oaei  Henry .=;24 


Audain,  Mark  Ralph  P. 

81,354,368 
Aurlus,  Hy.  J.  Fras. 


273 

329 

—  Edw.  Geo.  G^  Talbot.  330 

78 

Baird,  Alex.  W.  Fred....  359 

Andrew   381 

BaiTiugton  Hope 335 

David 29c 

Harry  BeauchampD.  443 


Banks,  Henry  J.  A 2 

—  Herbert  Delaniarks  ,.  3 

—  Samuel  O'Brien 5 

—  William  Sykes  2 

Boiinat.yne.  Xeil.Cbarles  4 

—  William  Stirling  2 

Bannerman.    Alexander  j 

—  .\rth.  D'Arcy  Gordon  4 
Oriel  Wm.  Erskine  ...  4 


—  Hubert 444|Auld,  Robert    17 

—  John 378|—  Robt.  T.  Kavanagh... 

—  John  Cecil  271,  3731  Austen,  Arthur  Robr..  78 

—  John  Hervey 330'—  Robert  A.  Godwin  Si, 

—  J.Saunders   330 1  Austin.  Francis  James 

—  Oliver Carleton    ...76,  415, —  Frederick  William... 

—  St.  George  Bewes 400  —  Geo.  Brougham   ,..33 

—  Thos.   G.   L.  Herbert        | — Herbert  Henry   ...79,211 

51,2321 — Herbert  Ward  382 

—  Wilfrid  E.  Arbuthnot  5261 — John  Gardiner  iSi 

—  William  Herbert  24Q|— John  Henry  Edward    3S3 

—  William  M'Gee 330  — iiJct:.  PiercyG.  B 5,30 


2Q  —  William  Buruey 
2  —  Wyndham  Philip.. 


■  W.  M.  Howard 364 

Armytage,  Bertram 140 

—  Geo.  A 322 

—  Paul  Dayrell  Green      401 

Arnim,  H.  Chas.  L 528 

Arnold,  Alfred  James  ...    49 

—  Arthur  Se.vmour 427 

—  Francis  Howard  402 

—  Herbert  ToUemache    325 


Henr.v  H.  Chisholm 

Percy  Thomas  Chas.     ... 

3,7  —  Rov  Fearon   52Q  Banning,  Stephen  Thos.  3 

274  Bairu'sfather.P.  Robt.  48,  409,  Banon,  Fred.  Lionel  85,  3 
237I  Baker,  Albert 39S  Barber,  Cyril  F 4 

—  Alfred  370  Bailior,  Richaril  D 3 

—  Arthur  Slade  S4,  i76:Barbour,  Jas.  Scott  ..^..  3 

—  Aug.  Theodore  ...79,  177"  Barchard,  Arthur  C.  S.    2 

—  Cecil  Norris  434J— ArthurE 3 

—  Donald 76,  421 'Barclay,  Cameron i 

—  Eden  Movie  40,  166'— Ernest  Armond     ..34,  4 

—  Edward  Carlton   215  —  Leslie  Goo.   de  Ruue  3 


2871 
,  408 


—  Resinald  F.  E 3S4 

—  Thomas 186  I—  Frederick  N 

Austria,  £m^eror  0/ 1351 

Avetoom,  Sarkies  T.    ...  527 
Awdr.v,  Ambrose  John  i7fj 

Axe,  Henry  Joseph 395 

Ayerst,  William 423 

Aylmer,  Edm.  K.  G.  5^,  too 

—  Feutou  John 41,  209 


Edward  Mervyn  327!- 

lau 


Patrick  Charles  R.  ...  4 

185!—  Theodore  G 58,  3 

George  Dull    7j,  i77fi|Barefoot,  Geo.  Henry  ...  3 

-George  Henry    517  Barff,  Reginald  M 4 

—  Harold  Robert  433  Barham,  Reo.  C.  A s 

—  James 401  Baring,  iion.  Caryl  D....  2 

—  James  V.  Vashon...34,  176  —  Hou.  Everard  78,  i 

—  Jasper  401— Hon.  Guy  Victor 2 

—  Joseph 159  —  Hugo^.....  ..^_....^ I 

Lionel  Guy 273! Barker,  Cecil  Ha,rdy 


—  Hy.'BartIeComptou"i75(iI— James  Molville^!!.L.!    24'—  Robert 138  —  .Vir  George  Uigby 


Index-— -Active  List. 


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>!  u-ker, .Tamos  Campbell         Barry,  Alfred  Poi-cival     243  BiiUorsbj-,  Henry  Lewis  379, Beaiiclerk,  Aubrey  -N'....  yiq 
31,  20'')  —  Cecil  Charles  Stuart..  510  —  .Tohn 379^— fJ.  M.  tie  V ^91 

—  .T.  Stewarr  Scott  ...47,  166  —  Daniel  Prancirt  - '^1^  Thomas  Prostou...  47,  568  —  Lurd  Osbornode  V...  15S 

—  John  Stafford   214;— DavidJo^oph    39ci  Battine.  Alex.  .Tames  ...  171  Boaumout.K.de  Grey  85,  157 

—  Randlffl  Barnett    263I— Edward  Patrick  .lohn  355I— Cecil  William iS^j—  l'rancisMoutaj{U...72,  3JI 

—  Samuel  L.  Phillpotts  220!— Francis  M.  Otter 1741  -  Eiginalil  St.  Clair  ...  436]— Oeoriie 3.37 

—  Williarr     2761— James 117  BattiscomUo.  Charles  84,  170  —  fJodfroyLaucastor  72,  400 

—  William  Arthur  John    252  —  James  David   173' —  Willian  Wilson 80,  417  — Henry   333 

—  William  Harold    i85n',— John  Frederick 424  Battlcy,  R.  Cade  T..  303   -  Henry  Ueorire  3O7 

Tiai-kley  James     387'— John  Patrick 527  Battye,  Ar.  Baldwyn   ...  43S-  Hichd.  Henry  j>;- 

Barklie  Robt  Martin  28,  205— Robert  B, Otter aSg  -  Arthur  Henry    4251  Seaver,  Fred.  T.  M.    4".  '6" 

Barklv  Hv  C  Alex.      .  3261 —Robert  Mercer  ..  2 -,i'— Basil  Condon 215;  Boa/.oley,  George  Adam  212 

Barkworth    H   A.  S.  72,  286  —  Stanley  Leonard 151I— Clinton  Wynyard     ..  -,17'Becher,  Andrew  0.  ...  51,  239 

Barlow  B  P  P  Pratt     .  294  —  Thomas  David  0 528— Hedley  Morton 443I- Cecil  .MorRan  Ley    ...  345 

—  Cecil' "onhara  442  —  Sen.  Walter  Geo =31'— Iv.an  Urmstnn  44"  —  Edward  French 178 

—  Charles  Leslie   24s!—  Wm.  A.  Dykes   R!d-  -  Lionel  R.  Jas.  S 154I—  George  Arthur 43; 

—  Charles  Mor\Tn     56    167!        niond  270  -  Richmond  .Moffat , 37 ^  —  Henry  Sullivan 442 

—  Charles  Wvnii  .  303  —  Wm.  Stafford  Joseph  346'—  Walter  Rothney  529  —  Henry  Wnxon 284 

-Bro  Clement  H.   ,;,o!- WiUia.n  Thurburn  ...  441  »au!;h.  }.!.  Walcott  422  Bock  CtarlesE.iward...    =6 

-CuthbertC.  Lambert  2^1' Barstow.  Henry 442Haumgartner.  .Tohn  S.  J.  275  -  Edward  Archibald  ...  260 

_I5_„est  .,^8'— John  B 213;  Baxter.  Noi^l  Edward  ...  ..91 , -«•■«.  John  Henry 532 

—  Georf-oN"H 34    17(5' Barter.BeamishSt  J.  36.  241  —  Williaoi     ,50  Becke,  Archibald  Prank  :yi 

—  HerbCTt  Sturges' ■■.'....  336  -  Charles  St.  L 47.  3>3  Bayard.  Reginald 65    229  Beo'^or.  «^;'.  Charles  II.  53° 

—  Hilaro  W.Wellesley77..63  Bartnolomeusz.  M.  l,....  327  Bayford.  Edm.  H 159  ,,•  C-  1  beodoro      54.  '67 

"-"'    ' •-"-    '"      -  •  Bavl.ay,  A'.well  Cha<.  ...  214  l*=<^'=ett.  Chas.  hdw 

—  Frederick    210  Beckhau.LionelG.  ...52, 

Baylev,  Arden  L 41,  36o'Beokwijh,  Arthur  T.. 


•John  Arlhur 24  Bartholomew,  Arth.  W.:75u 

—  John  Frederick 172  —  Hugh  J 275- 

—  .Murray  H.  Pratt 437I— William  Henry 174      ..,-.. . ,-.  ^  ,,  ,,  ■ 

—  Nelson  William  -90I  Barthorp,  Arthur  H 306  -  Arthur  Frederick  4.,  1750;-  WiBi  im  Malbisse 22.. 

Barm?™ Andrew  Edw!  ^^"Barfett,  Basil  S 387  -  Arthur  George 3o2)Beddok,  Edw.  Esoott  ...  430 

-CvSb    T  Carv  ,26  -  Chas.  Fred.  Napier...  3,,  -  Edward  Charles   43,  Beddoo~^  Henry  Roscoo  354 

-JohnHenrV  I   ^6- Charles  Richard  3S0  -  Frederic  George ,54  Boddy,  Bjrtram  L 36^ 

—  William  Geo   Fred    ' 2->a  —  E;lgar  Browne  395  -  George  H.  Wyndham  174  r  V?''''^  H: V, **i 

Barna  d's'on,  Ernald  .:  Ill'-  Ems  Ashmead   2L  -  Gerald  F.dward  .  ,3.  BoiUordChas  Henry ...  s.3 

-•Nathanie'  W  70    -10'-  William  Theoph  242!-  Lionel  Seton ,83   -  Walte   Geoige  Aug.  .  379 

-Samuel  JB    '  '  llfiBartley,  Stanho  ne  C.  ...  174  -  ^-VMan  C.  Lambsrt    .  4,5' Beding  eld  Henry  H.  78.  24. 

Barnl.?  Arthur  ChasZ  4S  BartonVAlured  Y.  ...  36S,  39«l  "  Stuart  Farquhareou    4.8  ""'^^''^''^^^^J-jf/^^,';";-  "  % 

Barre    Nliles  22,  —  Arthur  Eott   426  -  Thomas  Elliott  .6;  Boer,  \  oraoa  Lemuel ...  183 

-Wm.  Bradley  Gosset'  's^!- Baptist  Johnston 284  -  William  Arthur   ......  444  Beeton,    Edmd.  Chester  289 

Barnes,  Ardley  H.  P.    5,  397- Charles  Gerard   ...83,23 

—  Arth.  Alison  Stuart...  325  -  Charles  Walter    .......  30S  I 


2f. 

411 
290 


—  Chris.  Chevnllior 174 

—  Edward  Christian    ...251a 

—  Ernest 434 

—  George  Edward 398 

—  George  West  371 

—  Henry  John   379 

—  Henry  Marshall  171 

—  James  Petit 424 

—  Percy  George    319 

—  Reg.  Walter  Ralph  ...  145 
Barnet,  Horace  H.  ...58,  20S 
Barnett,  Carew 43 

—  George  Henr.v  323 

—  Henry  J.  de  Barry  ...  439 

—  Kennet  Bruce   38: 

—•William 32: 

—  Wm.  Alexander 329 

Barr,  D.  W.  Keith.. .40,  406 

—  Edwin  Harold  39S 

—  Henry  Keith 439 

-  John  Henry  Vere 44 

Barratt,  Ernest  Bird    ...  43' 

-  Herbert  Jamos 380 

—  William 


—  Denis  James 
Francis  John  Herbert  419 

—  Geoffery  6,  235 

—  Hugh  John 211 

—  Maurice  Charles. .,49,  207 

—  Nath.  Albert  D.  ...71,  348 

—  Patterson     174 

—  Richard  Lionel  183 

—  Stanlej^  James     314 

—  Thomas  Steward 429 

—  William  Hugh   269 

Bartram,  Hurry  B '75  „  ,      .,,      ^ 

Bartrum,  John  S 2471  Baysnoolo.  Albero 

Barttelot,  Geo.  Frederic  263  Bazalgette,  Louis  H.. 

—  Walter  Balfour r.95Bazett,  Seymour  

Barwell, Edward  Egerton(4o|Bazley,  Wm.  Thomas 
Basevi.Wm. 

William  Hen 


William  Kercheviil   ..  328  —  Orchart    =79 

Bayliff,  Richard  Lane...  40S  Beever,  Hv.  Holt  173 

Bayhss,  Eustace  G 27.3  Beevor,  Miles 23'= 

Ba.ylor,  Henrv  Talbot...  382!- Walter  C 523.381 

Bayly,  Abingdon  Robt ..  i7..;Begbey,  Henry  190,  370 

—  Alfred  William  L.   52,  411  Begbie,  Alfred  B.  G.    ...  174 

—  Edw.  Arch.  Theodore  264  —Arundel  Sinclair  428 

John      201  —  ElphinstoneWaters    6,403 

Bavnes, Charles  Edward  421  —  Francis  Richard...  26,  406 

—  Douglas  Dyneley 424;—  Francis  Warburton...  383 

-Geoffrey  ..' 14.,'- George  Edward  ..   79,  334 

—  Kenneth  Schalch 3,2,'— Hamilton  Luard  275 

—  Nigel  Wm.  Francis  ...  273lBegg,  R..bt.  Henderson  185 

—  Robert  Stuart  j,/ Behrend,  Francis  David  284 

(f,  Behrens,  Clive 181 


243 


■  Tiinkred  Tunstall 


443  Beit,  Eras.  V.  Owen   ....  530 

oig  Beitii,  RobertDouglas...  400 

HoMv""'?"!.^' Beach,' Joseph  H.  VYolfe  ^SS  Belcher,  Harold  Thos  ...  174 

renrvFras    4-4  -  Thomas  Boswall 383'-  Henry 3°9 

Lenry  rras.  4j41      „,.,,. —  a„„.„  i.,iBelfleld,  Herbert  E 33 

Sydney 81,  169 


142  ■ 


.  William  Henry 


Basing,  G.  L.  .Z^oni...  ,  J,  -t,„      ,       ...        „ 

Rasa   Philinde  S  ,,,  Beadon,  Arthur  Eyre325, 373         ,,    ,    ,.       ., 

w-,r      "^         ,,-^  — Guv  Cecil  .448  Belford,  John  Alex 320 

-  Wilham i7.-'|  _  h'5    y  ce„il tJeBelgrave,  Hew  Dacres...  214 

—  Wm.  Arthur  Hamar  151'      i*^°'^>.  ^^9..  ,• ,■•  *i°\_,„i,^  yi 


I— John  D ..  175 


..u.e» 3-  e'^^^'n-  'J°^-  ^r'Tp'  ^^t  Wimanf  '*''=^'"'""'     I^;;Belk,  William .38 

p..oiV         ,„  ^,,  Bassett,  Fras.  Marshall  251a  —  *yiLuam    ■..•..--. ■'T'         • 

?,',??,„ ?9'  ■♦'V-  John  Channoa  185  gea.  George  Pred. 


Barrett,       Altham       L.        '_  "jnhn  Rpt'i'lKclc ^i^l  Beale,  Anthony 81,417 

Moulton    "95lB„i„rd   ReriuaW ^fi^l- Henry  Yelverton... 56   — 

■^!:'^-^°li;v-^''  t:- Bastow,'  Sd  v.::;.:;-^2;6'-  Willy 


-  Arthur  Lonnard  440|B^^«°>v^.^-'™— ■;•;•■  -^,3^  ^,i.  c^orgeP.  R 

.  Basanta  Kumar    5,7)- Joseph  Harrison  L 


^^BoaiiS^ij^;^  ::..:;:.  ;'.-'^^*';  ^-of;-  '"^T^-  =1 


303 


Beamish,  PrederickC...  314 


-  Ch.  G.  Moulton 

-  Charles  John  Chard  259;      „.„,„oriou 

-  Dacre  Leonard 402|-?I'Y,wt    F 

-  Edw.  IvoMedhurst...  258|Bat,B.  Altat^L.  F, 

-  Edw.  M.  Moulton 232 

-  Fred.  Whit&eld ^56)  "  4,"";;;^^  ^-  py;;sgV""*:7Vi'--- J^mes  M 37-! 

=  geTrjLft:?'"".46:  ^islBaSmaTB^-MoSgue-  ^Jo!- Robert  Talbot  .,, 3.3 


Bell,  Adam  Dickson 143 

—  Alox.  Wra.C 33,  408 

,35.  —  Arthur Clivc 223 

433J- Arthur  Hugh 214 

4-8  —  Arthur  Lynden 229 

Arth.  Wm.  Hadden...  348 


.  Philip  Godfrey 353" 

—  Richd.  Exham  Moore  184 

—  Wm.  Edward  Hawkes  349 
Barrington,  John  Fred.    1S4 

—  Thomas  Percy  247 

—  William  D'Olier  213 

Barron,  Alexander  307 

—  Frederick  Wilmot   ...  184 

—  Gore 268 

—  Harry 31.  'I^S 

—  Harry  M.  Vaugham...  343 

—  Notterville  Guy iSo 


Charles  M'Guire  ...56,  2081- Geo.  Crofts 530 

Thomas  E.L 516!- H.  Delacour    2,7 

—  Thomas  R.  Eraser  ...:75'" 

i79i 

Edward  Ward    276; 


-  Sackville  E.  C.  H. 


360 


Rec.  Pred.  J. 39'' 

George  M.  funge   82,  169 

—  Henry  Bertram 185 

—  Henry  William 372 

—  Herbert  Raymond  ...  387 

—  Lloyd  Newton  Jones  239 
Bates,  Cecil  Robert  17s 

—  Pras.  S.  Montague       -°- 


184 


Walter  Strickland 

—  Wm.  R.  de  la  Com-  . 

Bean,  Predk.  Thos 251 

Beardmore,  Chas.  F.  H.  372 
Be,".rdsley,  Wm.  James    186 

—  Wm.  Joseph .  186 

Beasley,  James  H.  M....  1S3 

Robert  Lougflold 273 


—  Charles  Thornhill  84,  178 

—  Claude  Wm.  Hedley     33° 

—  Edward     275 

—  E.  H.  Lynden 381 

—  Edward  Inkerinan...  236 

—  Eric  Jam^s   ..i.S" 

—  Ernest  Fitzroy    150 

—  Ernest  William    243 

—  Eustace  Widdrington  357 

—  Pras.  de  Beauvoir  ...  235 

—  P.  John  Hamilton 

—  George  Henry  

—  Geo.  jas.  Hamilton. 

—  Harold  Wilberforce, 

—  Henry  L.  Gillison   . 


.   INClterVlUe  VXUy '"^   o     ,1,     Tohn 

.William  Ernest,, 2,4:Bath  John 


—  Pras.  S.  iioniague  ...  -°"1  „„;',- l"    pi,„,"  Henrv      516  —  Henry  Ij.  inins 

-  Harry  Cecil    ^flBea  ^™.  C  .  5S   323  -  Henry  Ph.llippi 

Bateson,  John  Fras 381       |'^'f':  Bro^Vniow  30   410  -  James  Alex.    .. 

JohnHolgate J^^l^  ^^'^i  John  Arnold  63!  tf.s!- James  Archibald  R.. 


309 
Kenneth  Lambert   ...1750 


Barrow,  ii«..  Alf.  Henry  5oS       -----    _^,tbur  Henry  31° 
-  Arthur  Fredk 33.  408  ^f^^^  'g,  w 


—  neii.  ".  ■■.  Hervey  219 

-  Edmund  George   ..30,  409       '■''=     Herbert  61,  242 

-  George  deSymons...  424'"'>';^°r'  ,;  -i,)  y 235 

-  Harold  Percy  Waller   ,85  Ba    ■  KegmaM  C^^_^^^^    35 

-Henry  John  Waller.,.  S??^".'"^^'^^  p,  Ohisholm...  372 


-  WiUiam 


Beattie,  Alexander  33 

—  TJep.  H.  H 

—  Maurice  Alexander, 
Beatty,  Jtev.  Edw.  T.    ..  531 

—  Guy  Arch.  H 436 

—  Lionel  Nicholson  ....^..  430 
Beauchamp,  Clayton  G 


Barrowi 


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strode... 


;ij\—  Horace  G.  P S 


344 
433 
517 
ISO 
213 
430 
412 
371 

—  John  Beatson  ..  431 

"jl_ Joseph   Anthony 

,84!         Douglas    .  175' 

—  Kenneth  Dowie 179 

—  Leonard  Robt.Groy  ...  352 

—  Lindesay  .Maxwell    ...  429 

—  Malcolm  A.  Kiissell  ..  25> 
■o   16,  -  ilatthew  G.  Edw 337 


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-Aciive  List. 


Bell,  Maurice  JJouglas...   i8i  Bernard,  Edjjar  E.  ...78,  364' BinRbam. //om.  francia  Blacker,  Wilfrid  W 35-5 

—  Ralph  Maitland 427  —  Edward  Henry  420I  '      Ricbanl 83,  iCc  —  Waiter 4&1 

—  Richard    Caiinichael  4311— Herbert  Clifford   <!24|—  Hon,    John    D.    Yel-  BlarlcPtt.  E.  Umfrc   ..49,  176 

—  Robert  Francis 332}— John 73»  399i        verton 156  —  Tialph 155 

—  "William 11— Joseph  Francis. ..ig2,  369, —  O.  B.  B.  Smith 117  —  Wm.  Stewart Bnrdctt  220 

—  William  Cory Heward  174'—  Paolo  4q,  192: —  William  Henry 442  Bin ck bam.  Robert  J.  ...  384, 

BellairsJ^ormanEdw.B.  180 — Ronald  P.  Hamilton     ssyiBinjjIey.AlPred  Horsford  425  Bbicknan  Win.  Stephen  402 
Bellamy,  Arthur  Lyttcn  2jq|— William  Kings-mill   ..  365J— Arthur  Goor^'e  E.    ...  310  Biackwel),  Chap.  T 381 

—  Percy  John 286]Benie,  John  Gerald 385:Biuney,  Arthur  Fred,  ...  39^  —  Frank  21s 

—  Robert 28S|Berner8,  Rabih  A.  263'— Walter  Erskine 400  —  William  Richard  386 

Bellers,  Ern,  Vernon  51,  ^lolBen-idge.  William 185a;  Binning^.Georfre^ton?  40,  134  Blackwood.  Alex. 'I'ho?.  2f;2 

Bellew.  Robert  W.  D-...  157,  Berry,  Alfred  Eugene  ...  52G  Bicny,  Allan  J.  Murray  251  —  Francis  Edward  280 

Hillingham,  E.  H.  C'.  P.  226  —  Robert  G.  J.  J 364!  —  Stouari  M 373  —  iortZ     Frederick     T. 

HelhTlte,  George  Ernest  i57iBerryman,    Hy.  Arthur  384I — Steuart  Scott  100:        Hamilton   Temple-.  150 

Helper,  Henry  iorrf i^o] — William  Eben    38ijBin8teed,  Chas.  H.  F,  ...  423  B'n grove, Plenry  John  ^ 4,  154 

Benbow.  Andrew i756iBerthon,  Alderson  P 353,  Birch,A.HarryColvin76,i77«  Blaine,  Edwia'Smest...  259 

—  John  Edw 373]— Henry  W 4-16  —  Ai'thur  Charles 172  Blair,  Arthur 267 

Bendyshe,  Rich.  Nelson  4oojBertie,tf"". Reg.  H... .50,  265; — Charlre  242  —  Douglas  Alexander  ..  335 

Benett,  Harry  V 257jBesanr.  Philip  Eustace234a— Claude  Ernest  3:0—  Everard  M'Leod 211 

—  Henry  Cleeve. 401'— Walter  Hervey     ,  73,  239}— Downward  P.  Lea  S2,  t 78  —  Geoffrey  Leigh 404 

Bengough,  Douglas  Hy.         [Besley,  Arth.  C.  Gordon  236,— Edward  Alfred 452  ~  Hugh  Francis   233 


T741-  RegiunldS. Hunter  82,  330 
)77  —  Ricud.Wm.Creighton  438 

432—  Robert  Cuthbert 278 

225' —  Walter  C.  Hunter  48,  i77« 

381  —  Wm.  K,  Playfair 175a 

i70jRlake,  Arthur 250 

261 1 —  Charles  John  28,  165 


Victor    234a  —Barton  H 242 j—  Edward  Massy 

—  Harcourt  G.  Lionel  ...  320iBest.  Alex.  A.  Dunlop...  340' —  Fred.  Hen.  Jnlin  ... 
Benn.  Harry  Gordon   ...  4291 — Philip  Geoige  172, —  Frederick  Williani 

—  John  Pierey  184J — Thomas  A.  Dunlop  ...  271' — Genrge  Thackeray 

—  Robert  Arthur  Edw.  430'"  William  263]— Henry  Priestley... 

Bennell,  John  Dillick  ...  2g5!Betham,  Robert  M 422  —  Jas.  Fred.  Noel'   ... 

Rennet,  Ferdinando  W.         iBethell,  Alfred  Bryan...   174I— James  R.  Kemmis 

35,  2o6j— Edward  Hugh  ...  .50,207, —  Robert  L.  Ooote    279^ — Edward  Algernon  C.  332 

Bennett.  Charles  Henry  524I— Henry  Arthur  77,  t63j— Ronald  Lionel  Percy  239^—  George  Silverthorne  367 

—  Charles  Hugh   275  —  Leonard  Artl  ur  330  —  Sydney  Colvin 232!— Napoleon  J.  R 54,  3:9 

—  Edmund  387  Bethune.  C.  L.  Patton.,.  343 — Valentine  Kingston     441  —  Robert  Wm.  M.  ...77,  259 

—  ErneetAlbert 319  —  Douglas  E.  B.  Patton  356|Birchall,  Arthur  P 236  —  William  Allen  325 

—  Ernest  Edward  S.    ...  404  —  Edw.  Cecil 52,  i57|Bircham,        Humphrey  —William  Lascelles  F.  235 

—  Francis  Larkworthy  184!— Hector 434J        Francis  William   ...  322,  Blakeney,EdwardF.J.79,3e4 

—  Hugh    5281'— Henry  Alex 33gJBird,  J?fy.  Arthur 531  —  Herbert  Norwood    ...  3:9 

—  John  Francis 4391— Herbert  B.  Patton  72,  144  —  Cecil  Godfrey    401 1—  Robert  Byron  D 213 

—  John  Humphrey 314I — Walter  D.  P.  Patton  334I — Chas.JohnG 445'— William  Edward  A....  422> 

—  John  E.  Burllon...i7,  4o6iBett,  James 233 —  Sir  GeorgeCorrie  ..  4,  405  Blakcway,  Denys  B.    ...  433 

—  John  Sterndale 276;Bettington, Claude  175a  —  Geo. Edw.G. Waller  ...  3731- .'.  Prcstwich  211 

—  LevettHolt 37;  Betty,  Alf.  T.  Hy.  IC.  ...  2311—  George  Rowland 404 ! Plaks'.ey,  Edward    ...26,  165 

—  Maurice  Filmer    401J — Gerald  E.  Kemmis  ...  366  —  Hugh  K.  Wentworth  318  Blanchtlower,  Edward  ..  215 

—  Vivian  Boase 528J — Paget  Kemmis 214  —  i?fy.  John  TurnbuU      3^6IBIand.  Chas.  E.  Wm   ..  26S 

—  Walter  John   367 —  Wm.  R.  P.  K. 310  —  Max  Hermaun  C 183I—  Cha-les  Loftus 185 

—  7-ie«/.  William   3S7;  Bevan,  Frank 2321— Robert 51K;— Edw.  Humphry  210 

-  William  Pyt    184  Beveridge,  Henry 295, —  Spencer  Godfrey. ..54,  354'— Fred.  Milbank  ....   48,  167 

-  Wilfred  W.  O i,'6'\-  Stanley 78,  2:15:  — William  St.  Colum   ...  180 

Bevps,  Percival  Scott...  271  —  Wilkinson  Dent  ..72.  227;Bland-Hur.  B.S.dpVere  :8i 

I  Beville,  Chas.  Hamilton  426  —  Wm.  John  B 46,  409'Blandford,  jtev.  Hy.  W.  532 

;— Francis  Granville    ...  44S  Birdv.'ood,    Geo.    Chris.        1  Blandy,  Lyster  F 214 

-  Harry  G.  Peyton 435         M 421  Blane,  Chas    Forbes  70,  16S 


Bevingt'^n,  John   i;\h 

Bewes,  Arthur  Edw.    ...  400 
Bewley,  Alfred  William  383 


Benoy,  Rev.  James 396 

Bensley,  Chas.  Norman  517 

~  Clement  Hpnry. 519 

Benaon,  ChasBingley....234a 

—  Fred.  William   ..  30 

—  Geoffrey  Ralph 253 

—  George  Augustus 388 

-- George  Elliott 70,  168 

-  Henry  W 58,  279 

—  John  Penrice 280 

—  Percy  Hugh    524 

—  Ralph  HawtreyRohde  183 

—  Richard  Eric 2491 

—  Riou  Philip 178 

—  Robert 1756 

—  Thomas  Charles   346 

—  Wm.Geo.Sackville  ...  373 
Bent,  Arthur  Milton    ...  353 

—  George 382 

Bentinck,  Lord  Chas.  C.  150 

—  Walter  Guy 356 

—  ZordW.  A.  Cavendish  151 
Bentley,  Gerald  Wilson  320 

—  Oliver  Tyser  276 

—  Walter 307 

Benton,  Norman  Wm....  215 
Jienwell,  Reginald  L —  438 
Beor,  BertraniR.  Whitei75i 

Bere,  Charles 388 

Beresford,  Arthur  W.  P.  170 

—  Chas.  C.  de  la  Poer  ...  215'— Stephen  Francis  ...72,  4141— John  David  Jooes  Si 

—  Chas.E.  de  la  Poer  ..      47|Bidgood,  Thoa.  E.  W.    ...  179  Bittleston,  Geo.  H.  ...54, 

—  Chas.  Fred.  Cobbe  26,  205|Bidwcll,  Reg.  Frank. 437!Bivar,  C.  E.  Belli' 

—  Charles  Venables 276|Biggain.  Thomas  ... 

■ — C.  G.  Pack 3i3|Bigge,  GeorgeOrde 

; —  Henry  John  Pack 334;—  Thos.  Arth.  Hastings.  210!—  Iteo.  John    '.,. 531  |Blomfield. Chas. Geo. M. 

—  James  H.Brownlow...  4261  Bigger,  Samuel  F t,i6| —  Rev.  J 402,—  Charles  Jas 4S 

, —  .^on.  John  G.  H.  H....  148; Biggs,  Charles  William    2r4:  -  John  Campbell L 364  Blood,  Sir  Bindon  ...    o, 

, —  Kennedy 344j'— Heurv  Vero  75,  209!  —  John  Greer sS?,—  Robert 

. —  Marcus  John  Barre  Bignell,  Bertram  H 442I — Maurice  Adam 139]— William  Persst^...    76, 

De  la  Poer    265]— Edw.  D.Fred 33,  408  — Bobert  Barclay 387  Blore,  Herbert  Richard 

—  Xoj-fi  W.  L.  de  la  Poer    171—  Richard  Louis ,  404I— Robert  Bush 137  Blosse,  Fras.  Lynch 360 

—  W.  R.  Hamilton  ...72,  203  Bill,  John  Francis  266'— Walter  Clarence  432' Blount. Geo. PercyCosmo  1S3 

Berger,  Arthur  326  Billings,  Mathew 293  —  William  Campbell  24,  406  —  Greville  H.  Robins  ,,.i75a 

Bindloss,  Wm.  Robert  ..  i3n!Blackader,  Chas.  G.    ...  252)  —  Harold  ...  .  398 

Biugay,  Hubert  L 2:5  Blackbourne.  .fltu.  Jacob  396  —  William  Fredenok  ...  f]<; 

Bingham,  Hon.  A.  M.  R.  146  Blackburn. Charles  C...  230  Blumberg,  Herbert  E...  401 

—  ifoH.  Cecil  E 78,  132,  —  John  Edward   47,  206  Blundell,  Bryan  S.  M...  256 

—  Charles  Hy.  Marion     307  Blackden.Leou.Shad  75,  360  Sluiidell  -  Rollinshead- 
Charles  Thomas  ...40,  407  Blacker,  Fred  St.  John  358  Blundel',  C.  L.    220 


Gordon  TraverS   siglBlajifo-.-d,  Chas.  Edw. . 

—  Halhed  Brodrick 4.^7  —  William  Geo.... 180. 

— Richard    Lockingtou  445jBlathwa3-t,  Gerald  W...  175 

Bewsher,  Wm.  Dent 290,—  William  Riddell    426I—  Henry  Wjmt'^r 175a 

Beynon,  Henry  L.  N.  ...  179; — Wm.  Spiller 52,  4nlBlaydes,  Edw.  Hy.  M.  ..  258 

—  Wm.  George  L. ...  76,  430JBirkbeck.  Victor  John...  279'Bleucowe,Edw.Prowett  291 
Beyts.  Roger  F.  Sconce.  401J  -  William  Henry   ...72.  i35jBlenkiii8op,  Alf.  Percy...  383 

'— William  George  384  Birley,  Richard  Arch....   1731— Frederick  Linton. T...    526 

Bickford,  Arthur  Louis     438!Birney,  Arthur  N i3.sj— Layion  John   345 

—  Edward    7S,  i77''f| — Charles  FoUiott    214  Bleiiuerhassett,    B.    M.  .37S 

—  Harold  Child    i4o]Birrell,  Edwin  Thos.  F.  385!— Ernest  Blennerhassett 271 

—  Oscar  Leonard 268 1— William  George  380' Blest.  Daniel  Alex 32 

—  Wm.  Wilfrid 44oJBirt.  Cecil      38ilBlnwitt,  Arthur    78,  321 

Bicknell.  Cyril  Clarence  247J — Light  y  Harold 3111— Charles  Oakes  Bates  357 

—  Henry  Percy  Frank -.  320 — Thomas   383 — Charles  Turner   ...61,  16S 

—  Maldion  Byron 82,177(7' BiscoG,  A.  S.Tyndale  So,  i6g— George  Temple  .  323 

Biddnlnh,  G.  Warren  Si,  i6gj— Arthur  John 345!  —  William  Edward. ..51,  166 

—  Harold  Mavromichali  356J—  Joseph  Seymour  36i|Bliss,  Charles 440 

—  Harry   213;— Julian  D.T.  Tyndale  152] — Ernest  William 385 

—  Hope  ■85,  170!— Vincent  Robert     i8J — James  Arthur  455 

—  Leonard  Shrai^nel   ...175a  Bishop,  Charles  63,  150I —  John  Plomer 2,^0 

—  Michael J72,  379  — Charl'^fi  Art-inr 3981— Leonard  ?.  H 282 

—  5i>  Michael  A.  S i6v!~  Charles  Frederick   ...  180 —Thomas  G.  C. 257,  379 

—  Nicholas  Trafalga;- ...  3321 — Charles  L.  N 72,  397! — Wilfrid  Marryat  269 

Sir  Robert 4, 163  —  Harry  Oswald  257!Block,  Arthur  Hugh   71,  177 

"       '        "■  '  ■  "  ■  '  "      273!— Maurice  W.  P 58,  177 

T75iBlois.  Duilley  Geoige...  174 

4iS!— Eustace  VVilliam 357 

Black,  Claud  H.  G ".  404!-  SirR.  B.Macn./i^    ...  223 

—  James  Alex 519 1  Blois- Johnson, T.Gordon  436 

"'""'" 234a 

'  ^57 
201 
377 

.  346 
322 


—  Eryest  L.  Corbett    ...  42S 
Berkeley,  Chris.  Robert  297 

—  Frederick    262 

—  Robert  Bruce    425 

—  Robert  Esme 307 

—  Thomas  M.  Martin  70,  299 


Berkley,  James. 


83,  169I  -  Edmund  G.  Hy.  . 


■33'. 


165!— Stewart  W.  W.     ...85,  170,— Dei-niot  Howard  322 


Bhnit,  Allan  St.  Joh' 


[luiex—Actwe  List. 


lint,  AUan  fet.  Jolin  ...   ^lo.Borrptf  o  ivii  ii-' ,n,i  „  *         ^ 

I -harles  Jasper  .to' Bonon  ?•  hlf  f^'i^^''"'  =3^|Boy<,e,  Ernest 


J.  G....58,  2od' Branson,  Vivinn  Henn- 
"^tus 172)  Brass,  Erne^o  Hcni-y 


JO4 


2'.'""C    h"''-  ^y™ =34  Brassey,  EUwr  Hugh" 

2,4;- John  Henry  A 231!-  HnroUi  Ernest 


4?8 
249 

-  5'™'^')  Henry ^iio  Bosanquet,     Edmund"  ^■■•'~  J°l"i  Henry  A 231  -  H„roUi  Ernest  ,]. 

Z  ItZf  ^^''"^^■•-   77.  "S:         -Marr.ott  ,8-5"niH°';?'"-,M''"^'"»  -  364,-  Robert  B.n..Uaai  .V  "'    ''-* 

f;™"?' ■^■W'*-''  '"7-  Jas.  Tindal  i 28'  -  "Ivlh  ^n  ;'""''^^ .8,'  Bray,  A.  Le  llosurioi: . 

-  7i,r.  James  H.  T 53,  _  Lionel  A.         ill       oh'^^a^S'"??" '''",  "  '"""Je  Arthur  

=431- Nicholas  E.Tiadai'.::  358  -  Gerii  1  ''''  35.  206  -George  ArtburTiieo...  ^„, 

257  Bostock,  Arthur.  ,q=  _=„„„„,,••„■  ■•/•, =5'^  -  Hubert  Alnrio   384 

=57  Boswall,G.  a.  Hous  oun  2'?^  -  Ien7y  Ale^.^andl:'   ••  '''  "  5""'™'!.',  BJ>--  T.   ,9,  l,t 

344.  373iB3swell,  Wm.   f.eah  7^    .115  _  uf^^  t       ?■     °'    ■•  '75  -  RoDert  Xapier  aS. 

58,  4i.'BHeler,Pras.WilfoTdVx'.'6  I- HeuA^W '«''"'   4fl4l  B.eadins.  George  R.    ...  276 

.78,  23,  -  Wilford  Henn-.  j^ini-  \T^»  i     i  ^i  .,-  V, =27;  <ireake,v,ArthurJohri:8..,.77a 

3.5^B.taeld,  w.  D.  Gamett'j  oU  ^°,f„r  ^™'^"'''><l77,  20,1  Breay  B.o  Chris.  Fra,.  5''. 

Kjj Bream,  Alexander    440 


James  S.  Tilly^r 

—  Osmond  Donald 

—  Robert  Bruce 

—  Walter  E.  O.  C   . 
BIyth,  Fred.  Aug. .. 

—  Herbert  Russell  . 

—  James  Davidson 

^r^^rTT^'i  '^-  POP^O'^  274  Bott,7ohn'c"L"'"' 
Board,  Andre.v  G 2561  Bottomley,  Harrv  ii 

|d|5&.-c:;::'-|^-S-;liS^fc: 

Boddy,  Owen  v,dal...33,  2o6!Boughej',  Henry 

—  RobertJames 260  -  John  


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:8o 
373 
383 


■  Robert  - 
-  Stuart . 


-75. 


Bode,  Louis  Wm... 

Boden,  .\nthony  D 

Badin^t-m,  Perciyal  j." 
iJodkio.  Leo  Francis 

Body,  Grant  T. 

Boevey,  C.  A.  Crawley 

E.  M.  Crawley 
Soger,  Dudley  C '.'. 

—  Richard  Wharton 

—  Ro^er  Montaj^uo  ...  . 
Bogie,  Benj.  Wm 

-John  Savile 

Boileau,  Arthur  C.  T.  58 

—  Eert.  Hy.  Carter  277, 


3p  ioul;!^™^,!!,^!-:  n::;^.^^^:^r&"  • 

3S7«oultbee,Areh.St.John,75aiBoJse,He'nr;Tho's.A.S, 


J-, I      «►„     ,r,-: 2151— Walderie  Fitz-iVm.  H.  254 

"^iQ„!^'''';'Pj<;iY5'   -.- =82  Breeks,  Richard  \Vm.83,  169 

eiBremner,  Arthur  Grant  2:3 
245  —  Athclstan  D.  St.  G...  21  = 

400,  —  Douald ,78 

3851  —  Harry  John   So,  4:7 

353  Brcnau,  Hugh  G 344 


290:  Soyes,  John  Edward 

424 1  Boyle,  Arthur  Gerald 

32j—  Francis  Raynor  . 

o!—  Michael 


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3w  3o:^;i:^,^^ries  s:.:='-  ^8^; '^™S""'°""'"''  =^^- 

288C^^r^e -S^Pl-iCciandeMPainckS: 

Z-S^^'^!?,-:,  ^:r  vSl^a'^^t'au-^rt ■•  '' 

17.  Bourchier,  Arthur  C.  F.  423' -  Wn        Locktart    "c'  '°" 
75«-Plulipi.ennox  W.    ...  lol        Moore  ,„ 

!!r^r"V"™'?   ^™'^''  H-  "5  Brackenbury.Henry"  ill 

448  —  Rodney  Lewis iS.i—sir  Hpnr.7  X 

77:-Tlios.  A.  Slicnamara  ^osl-K^-w/fc :'>•  ]ll 


374|Bourcicault,  Geo.  P 
onrke,   Brneot 
■  George  Deane 


-coi^camSh^ir:.-;  l^sZS^r^;L^^i  ^i^SiS^^^IlIf  ^^ 


leph  . 
—  Paget  John.. 


Slicnamara  39S 

386 

—  Klieiine  R,  Partridge  436 

Prank  R.  Farrer  211 

Guy  Hamilton  212 

—  Herbert  Edward  41Q 

/Soisragon,  Guy  H 425 

Boles,  Wm.  Samuel 383 

Hols,  Ijouis  Jean    24.; 

Bolster,  George  Emil  ...  174 

—  James  M'Mullen  379 

Bolton,  Archer  0 70,  30s 

—  Arthur  Hely  429 

—  Oishy  3^5 

—  Richard  G.  Ireland ...  223 
WilCredNash 325  BoviTl',  Edward 

—  \\  illiam  216  ~ 

Bomlbrd,  Gerald 515 

Bonavita,  Johu  192 

Boad,  Algernon,  A.  G  . 


Herbert  Wm  . 


325 
Ivinderi75a 


Brondon,  Herbert  A. 81, 
BrerotoM,  David  L 332 

—  Bdward  Pitzgerald7S,  308 

—  Frederick  Sadleir223.  38^ 
Breslin,  Albert  Bd  AT.  H..  145 
Brotherton,  George  H...  421 

—  Robert  C.L.Stapleton  236 
Sret)ii.  Harrv- D'.-V rob. .47, 206 
Brett,  .Knh.  Henry  W.50, 176 

—  Charles  Arthur  Hugn  2i! 

—  Charles  Edward   222 

—  Francis  Joseph 398 

—  G.  W.  Brownrigg 373 

—  Herbert  George    180 

John  Aloysius   185 


„       -   „  36o;Bradbury,  Ed 

Ijoirjo^S'^'^-^^'^^^i^^^t^'^^'^ 

Jonn  Jooeph 51Q       ironckton  O'Dell  381!  -  Walter  Percival 

150  Bradford.  A.  De  B.W.W 


—  Ulick  Joseoh     ;^fl  -.■-.^.^.-n..  L7eo..».»Y.  355I— Wm.  Georijs  Arthur...  385 

i>J„.'^>'l*^?®P^^ :■■■■  37a -Kd^v.  Austin  322' Brettell.  llichd.  V.  lJ  " 

15...  29^:— h,dsv.  Chalni.fi.-  ^..  Breul,  Fred.  Alex. 


Bn-irne,  Allan  Gen, 
-Prank         , 

—  Henry  R.  Murray  ...  225 

—  Walter  FitzGerald  ...  437 

—  Walter  Kemp    442 

Bousfield,  E.  Emerson 


—  Edxv.  Chaloiier 344 

—  Evelyn  Ridley 336 

—  Sutherland  Henry  ...  ^iSj 

—  Sydney  Sheridan 26; 

—  Wilmot  Henry  344 

Bradley.  Cha-*.  Edw.  49.  329 


28:1 


Uhas.  Jiiarbery  , 28 

—  Ubetvvynd  R.  A,... 421 

—  Edivard  Lei.lie  :34 

—  Francis  Georg'e   ...61,  208 

George  Weston 234U 

Heurj--  Hendtey    ......  172 

James  Hy.  tiobinson  386 
Ralph  F.X.  M....    79,  16S 

—  Reginald   Coplestone  315 

—  Rej^inald  Edwin  440 

—  Re-,'-iQald  Fras.  Geo.     211  —  William  Allan 

—  Richard  Pratt   38i!Bower,  Claude  K.  S. 

Thomas. .._. 388—  Hamilton    71 


-  Wensly  J.  H.  ... 


Bouverie,G.Pleydell6i,  22:!- Fred." Gardner  ....'..82,  418 

Bovet.  William  213;—  Hu^h 3^8 

„       ,  -     T  ,r  -,  ^ 515  —  Ha^h  Vaciiell    '...'.  42d 

Bowdeu  J.H.T.Cornish  276;-R5hert,  William    265 

-Wm.  Harvey     243  Bradshaw.  Cecil  P 136 

Bowdler  Basil  W.  B.  ...  2131-  Charles  Kichard  44, 

Bowdon,  Wm.  E.  I  .B...  283-  Frederick  E^art Il; 

Bovyen  Arthur  W.  N....  386-  John  William 36 

—  Char  es  Eustace   43i;-LaureQce  Julius  K.  41.412 

—  Charles  Otway  Cole  211  Brady,  Daniel -n 

-7f-y.  K.Jenkins 5  V  -  R)bt.  Mazioro  52,176 

—  Francis. loseph...  307,  374' Braid,  Arthur  ReadeSz,  169 

Gerard  Christopher      353  Braide.  Gej.  F.  W 577 

Herbert  Walter lii  Braine,  Herbt.  E.  R.  R.353a 

HujjhRce 304!Braith\vaite,  Fras.  J.  ...  307 

—  John  Cuthbert  G 53^  -  Francis  Powell      232 

l?'}}'^^^^.}'^^^^'  23t,_ja-ne3  H.  Vidal 242  -  Ge'orire  Au-u^tus         319 

270;—  Walter  P 245JBrierley,  Chas.  Leonard  258 

175-  William  Garnett  263!  -  Eustace  Carlile 257 

418  Brake,  Herbert  Edw.  J.  179J  —  Geoflrev  T 182 


•  27  J 

Brewin,  Bei-tram  Robart  185 

—  Johu  Paltiy 2[o 

Brewis,  Robert  H.  W....  234 
Brewster, Robt  A.French  230 

—  R.  Ferdinand    179 

Brickeuden,  R.  H,  L.  ...     26 
Bridi^e,  Reo.  Arthur 530 

—  Chas.  Henry ^o.  363 

—  Tho.F.Dun^comb  132,  399 

—  Walter  Sydney 333 

—  Wm.  Bisil  Cnarles  ...  33  ( 

—  WilUaoi  Cyprian  

Bridgi^s,  Alex.  Hjnry... 

—  Arthur  H.jlroyd  

—  Edw.  Cha.  Philippi ... 

—  FitZ'stephea  Henry.,. 

—  Francis  Djveton  403 

—  (Jeori^e  Tom,  .VI 173 

—  Thomas  ilc-ihii  307 

Bridi^ford,  Robt  Jas.  ...  327 
Srid^mm,  Arthur  VV.  24,36? 


297 
175 
437 
292 
443  ■ 


,.54,  414  —  Harold  Garnett  Lancei 7 


Bowers,  ArthurH.  M... 
John     .... 
Maansell 


Bonham,  Chas.  Barnard  213 

—  George  Lionel  219 

—  Walter P 303 

Bonham-Carter.Charies  3131  Bowes.  WiUiam  Hely  76, 

Bonner,  Singletoa    293' Bowes-Lyon,  Hon.  M.... 

Bonuyman,  i^'.  J.Cosmo  278  Bowker,  Fras.  Jearrad 

Sonsor,  Stanley    369 

Sonus,  William  John  79,  294 
Sookey,  JohnThos.  B  ..  515 
Boome,  Edw.  Herbert  ..  431 

loon,  George 230 

Boone.  Charles  Armel...  328 

Ch!ir:es  Fred,  de  B...   303 

—  Henry  Griffith  ...  184 

Booth.  Lionel  EdwardB.    48 

—  Richard  Henry 369 

—  Thomas  Macaulay  ...  339 

—  Hon.  W.  D.  Sclater  ...  171 

—  William  Henry 229 

Soothe,  A.  L.  Trevor  ...  14= 
Boothby,  Francis  S.  E.  24I 

—  Reginald  Evelyn  ...52,  167 
tior,  Edward  John  ...46,  206 

James  Henry    61,  39? 

Jorah,  Shibram 516 


Timothy  Francis  . 


Gerard  Wilson 185 

333  Brakenridge,  Fras.  J....  386  SrifEi.  Joseph  Vincent.  192 

S*^?,  Biakspear, William  Rae  431  —  Rinaldo 70,  102 

4ojBramhaU,  Edw.  Albert  8o,364iBri<;i^s,  Charles  James...  135 

255  Bramly,Alfred  Jennings  1601  —  Fred.  Clifton 71,  242 

U.lj— Alwyn  Wm.  Jenuinga  i6i— George  Clark 259 

2goJ— GuyL.  Jennings 373  —  George  Ewbank  ...4),  235 

William  James 2451— ttarne  Jennings  290;  —  Harry  Beecham 527 

Bowlby,  Charles  Wm.79,34>i|Br.imwell,  Chas.  Guy...  770  —  WilUa-n  Eggincon  35,  290 
"'     '"  '"  Bright.  Rei^inald  Arthur  171 


Robert  Russell 307  —  Geo.  Addison ."....  303 

Bowles,  Fred.  Aug... .46,  i6g!—  Heury  Duncombe    ...  156 

—  Fred.  Gilbeit 61,  2o8!BraiiCker,  Henry  Russel  1S4 

—  Henry 47,  256]—  J.  Donaldson  Dulany  1S5 

—  John  de  Vere 175  —  Selton  Dulany  ..  280 

-LudlowTon.^on 80,  279I—  Wm,.  Sefton    174 

—  Vere  Hunt 3271  Brand, Cecil... 258 

Bowly,  David.. ,..84,1621—  Ernest  Stanley 236 

Bowmm,  Henry 73,  (86  —  Herbert    435 

—  Henry  James    305!—  £t"'i.  Roger 358 


—  Richard 229 

—  Richard  G.  T 32,  357 

—  Sif  Robt. Oaasiphorus  256 
Brinckman,  Rowland  ...  346 
Brind,  CharlesGao 28 

—  JohnEdwardSpencsr  183 

—  John  Thomas... 97 

—  Ralph  MontaCQte  ....  40 1 
Brindley,  Geo.  Fred.  W.  327 


Bown,  Arthur  Thomas    5w!—  t/on.  Thomas  Walter  1 51 'Brine,  Percival  F 229 


Bownng.  Arthur  H.  . 
&^raucis  Stephen  ..  ..  295 
Fre  lThos.N.Spratt3o,  205 

George -■■70,  414 

John  Bellasis 439 

Box,  William  Fred  367 

423 


Srander.Arthur  Jas.   30,  407]  Brinkley,  Chas.  .U.  E.75,  138 
-  Edward dalisbury   ...  516'—  RicLard  L.L.Kiag  ..  234 

—  Herbert  Ralph 82,  417  Brinton.  John  Chaytor  1^3 

BrandciD,  OicarG.. 21.^  —  Os^vald  Walter  162 

—  fleo.  R.  Joseph  531;  Briscoe,  Ales.  Villier.-i77, 177a 

Brandreth,  Edgar 428'—  Henry  Arthur  W  ..  ..  322 

—  Lvall 23s'— Hugh  Vincent 404 


Jorradaile,  A.  Latour  ...  383J  Boxer.  Edw.  Hood  3. 

~  ii'isil 213  —  Hugh  Edwd.  Richd.     241;  Sranfoot,  Arth.  Mudge  5^4— Lancelot  Dunlop 398 

—  Harry  Benn 61,  417  Boxwell,  Ambrose 234a  H.-annigan,  John  H 3S2  Briso.  Harold  G.  Ru'^ijles  aia 

Sorrett,  Herbert  Charles      o|  Boyall,  Alired  Morey  ...  247,  Branson,  Lionel  Hu^h..353ii  Brisionlen,  Albert  216 


805 


"Bristow,  Samuel  F 

Brittain,  JieD.  A.  H.  B. 


Judex — Active  List. 

345iBrouRhton,Wm.Edjvarcl        'Browne,  Joliu  Gilbert ...  153  Buck,  William  Temiant 


Delves    i75 


Leslie  Swinton... 430  Backland,  Philip  A....47.  40 


Brittan.Cha.GiBboi-i,e6>,  400! Broun.  Alex.  Aitkea  J...  if>A-  Percy  Alfred    -■•S!92l^,?,?f„'°l'  l^i"=s."^.^l-  = 


-  Kd\yarfl  Pole 76,  398 

—  Rei;inald     395 

Hvitten,  Thos.  X 431 1  Brousson,  Frederick 

Britlon,  Arthur  H.  D.  ...  355  Browell,  Willinm  Basil 


Ernest  Scott  256 

.Taiuee  Ronald   44° 

175 


Robert  Arthur. .....61,  286JBuckle.  AvchieStewart  171    j 

1 


Broiidbent.  Edward  N...  307  Brown,  Alan  Moray 404  —  Walter 

—  John  Ed-ward   26,  205  —  Andrew  Betts    351  —  William 

—  .lobuT.  Crofton   184I— Arthur  Kdmuud  373I 

Broadley,  Hamilton  W.  225J— Arthur  J.ames 36s; 


-  Samuel  Haslett  ^  . 

-  Samuel  Swinton 17:;—  Arthur  Ernest 

•  Sherwood  Dichton 


Arthur  Charles     292 

364 

id;!'— Arthur  W.  B 373 

Wilfrid  ...  235I— ChristopherRcsrinald  173 

jCql— Henr.y  184 

400  —  Henry  William 214 

Herbert  Stewart  365 


Wm.  Herliert  Pryce 


Broadmead,  Henry...  83,303 

Broadrick,  Fred.  B.  D.  170 

-  Gcorce  Fletcher  2r' 


-  Arthur  Laiiile.y. 


-  William  Llo.yd 184' 


i<.'i\—  Wm.  Rich. 


Basil  Haubur.y i84|Brownin,!;,  Arthur  R.  81,  417 

—  Chaj-les  Allen 410,— Charles  Hunter    :75 

Broadwood,  Arthur 17 1— Claude  Russell 213  —  Edward  Rd.  Lyndale  185 

—  Francis 292!—  Claude  W.  Wreford...  23?|—  Francis  Alexander 

'      Co/one' Edward 130  —  George  Dansey 385 

Vet.  Lieut.  Eriward  ..  395  —  Hauworth    Stephens  i 


534 1  —  Ma.tthew  Perceval 


—  Robert  Georae    ...  31,  153 
Brock, Alec. W.Saumarez  253 

—  Edgar  N.  Loftus 27s 


Her.  Wm.  Foster  Bay  396 
Buckle.y.  Arthur  D.  B. ...  29c 

—  Basil  Thorold    232 

6! —  Edw.Duncombo  H.73,i77« 

Edward  James... 271 

Bucknill,  L.  Morri.s i57<t 


—  Matthew  William 372 

—  Thomas  Herbert 26 

Krocklebank,  John  J. 
iirocklehurst,  John  F. 


—  Edward  DoURlas...79,  155!—  Herbert  Arrott 447;  Budd,  Norman  A.  Hay     426 

'      - 436  Budge,  Hubert  L 226 

5i/—  Philip Pridcaux  175^ 

32,IBudE;en,  Wm.  Napier  ...  184 


Henry  Jenkins 17^ .- Edwin  Harold  517}— Theodore  Charles 


ErnestCraii; 342I— Thomas 

Francis  Joseph  Wade  3831— Winthrop  Ben.iamin     ,- ,         „     .  . 

,5l_F,..iuk  IOC,  37o,Browntow,CecilBarry63,;4'2iBii(lworth,  Chas.  b.  U.  i7i 

3,  _  Prank  Tatton    ...  173,  374  -  Charles  William  ...So,  i78|Buist,  Arthur  HuutCT  ...  43? 
d'Arcy  Charles.. 
Henry  Blaikie 


—  Robert -    2451— Fred.  John  54.  303 

r.rockman.O.E. F.Drake  400:— Fredk.  Victor  Yeats  323 


.  7S.<77' 
32 


David  Her.ry  Drake  429— Fredk.  Wm.  Alex.    ...  370  _  Ho.i.  J.  Roderick 
Herbert  EdvCd. Drake  518  —  GeotlVey  A.  Pbillipps  214  —  William  Vesey... 

George  Benson  444  .^rowuriga,  Geo.  Alex.    42'j 


—  Perc.y  Wm.  Drake      .  422  ■ 
-  Vivian  GodfreyDrakc  519  - 

Brodhurst.  U.  M.  L.     ...  439, 
Brodie,  .Alexander    223 

—  Ewen.Iames  343 

—  L.  A.  5[ 300 

—  Lennox  Cunningham  145, 
Brodribb.  Ernest 385J 


■  Gordon  Hart-reaves     322  _  Henry  John  Watt  71.  2^8 


Harry  Herbert 382!— Metcalfe  Btudholme 

—  Harry  Troup 420  Browse,  George 

—  H.Forbes  Darell 30'  Bruce,  Alexander 

—  Ciijit.   Henry   Robert  142  _  Archibald  Gordon    ... 

—  Capt.  Hv.  Robt 526  _  Jion.  Arthur  Edward 

Henry  R.  Sepuier  ...  249  _  Arthur  Francis. 


26I- 


Brogan.Thomas  Henry  i75il— HowiirdCliltou 153  —Charles  Edward 443| 


James  Andrew  4161  — Jfoii.C.  Granville  71,430; 

—  John Southwell  ...58,  544 —Charles  M.  Duudas...  172 

—  LewisGeorge 316  _ Clarence  Dairymple     284 

—  Louis  F 30,  205  _  David    38 


•  Oscar    37° 


Brogden,Ja:ne8England  38 

—  John  Silvester 400 

Broke,  Harry 84,  209 

Bromfield,  Fra.  Wm.  49,  261 

—  James  37^ 

—  John  C.  Coley  180 

—  Walter  T.yrwhitt 233 

Bromhead,  Beniamiu  G.  311, 

-  Edw.  Gonville  439 — Robert  James  Reid...  422  —  George  Evans   .. 

—  Kiohd.  F  Gonville...  241J— Robert  I'llbury 387— Harry  K.  Walpole 

Bromilow,  Walter 354  —  Walter  Henry   ,281— Hervey  Ronald 


Arthur  William  T.  ...  518 

—  bavid  Simsou   427 

—  Frederick  Braid...  63,  363 

—  Herbert  John  Martin  3S3 

—  James  Martin  386 

John  Martin 384 

KeithLyon 334 

Robert  Napier 38? 

^es  Bulfin,  Edw.  Stanislaus  256 
'260  Bnlkeley,   Thos.  Hy.  R.223.r 

134.  Bull,  Jtev.  Edmund  5;i 

422;— George  Henry  ...  527 

'- Geoffrey  Speucer 184 

-  Henry  .1751' 

—  Seymour  CUrke 147 

Bullen,  John  Welply  ...  383 

Stephen  Darley    181 


—  Edward  '..'!.'^'' 31,  407 j  Builer.ifoa. Henry Yarde  356 


—  PercyWdson 340  —  Edw.  Archibald  2B 

—  Richard  Cradock 308  —  Forbes 3f8 

RobcitHvlton  1S5.— George  David 44"} 

'   "                              "  239 

445 


Bromley,  Clarence  R.  S.  1851 

—  Cuthbert 2571 

Brook, Edmund  Smith...      6 

—  Henry  Spanton. 
Brooke  " 


-  Walter  Medlicott 


■  Walter  Sydney 3^51- 

■  William    3^6 

-  William  Baker 84,  209I- 


436  —  James  G.  Turing  231,  37 


Herbert  Cecil    js? 

John  Dashwood   276,  365 

John  R.  Symes 31 

lIo:i.  JohnR.  L.Yarde  223 

M.  E.  Mauninghan  ...  357 

lit.  lion.  Sir  R.  H.    4.  321 

Bulloch,  Richd.  Arcb...  300 


John!....! 4421  Bullock,  C.  J.  Troyte  ...  245 


John  Elliot  L. 
Jonathan  Maxwell  . 


BertramN 220!- Wm.  Geo.  Charteris..  216  —  Kenneth  Hope '^S'^f,       ,    rn' 


OOKe,  Derrram  ri 220  —  yv  m.  vjeu.  v.ui*n.ciira. .  -ivj  — ivt.iiu^u..  ^.^k"  ■■■ ■    ^^^i^    ,,        ,     ,,i,.,„i_..  tj 

Charles  Louis    398!-  William  H.  Wreford..  303  -  Malcolm  Edw.  Lloyd  438,  Bu  lough  Charles  B. 


George  M 41,  242 

—  Thomas  William 361 

396 

1 55 


■  Chris.  R.  Ingham 

■  Eardley  Wilmot 


315! Browne,  ."Vlex.  John  W.  427  —  Robt.  H.  Brudenell 
'      Alfred  I'.den  174  — Robert  Wm.  Vesey  , 


40  Bulmafj,  Philip    56.317 

s8|aulpett,  Arthur  D.  ...50,  305 


Ed.  Vanrenen Ingham  315  j— Alfred  Percy 429  —  Stanley  Malcolm 444I  Bulwer,  fcttw.  a. 


E.. 


—  Edward  Wm.  Saurm 

—  George 224 

—  George  Cecil  

—  George  Frank  

—  Harry  Morris  M.  ... 

—  Henry  Robt.  Moore 


-  Andrew  Duncan  M.     231 
■  Aiithouv  E.  Jommett  289 


2861— Arthur  G.    Fred. 


—  Thomas   172 

William  Alex.  M 43 


,  4c9'Brunker,C.Molyiieux84,  237 


349'—  Arthur  Henry  50,  17(11- Jas.  Milford  S 5".  1*7 


4^3|—  Arthur  Howe... 
302    -  Arthur  Neil  E. 


353' —  James  Robert 


292 
Sir    Edw.  Gascoigne  263 
Bunbury,Chas.Hamilton 

deSt  P 256 

—  Herbert  N 30 


—  Richard  Seymour 


184 


—  Hugh  Fenwick...  271,  364,—  Barwirk  .Sharp 


4  Brnnncr,  Chas.  Wilfred  2i3j-Vesey  Thomas 73.  ==52 


184 1  Bruno.Ern. E.Bruno  353.371 


James  Sleeman. 'seij— Charles  Michael  214  —  Hugh  Watson  Bruno  40; 


-John  Weston 14S— Clement  A.  R. 


■Leopold  G.  -M.,  Lord. 

—  Lionel  Godolphtn 

—  Nevite  PattuUo 352a 

—  Rich.  O'Shaughnessy  371 

—  Richard  R.  Maude  ...  302:  —  Ed„ 

—  Ronald  George 1481— Edmond  Waller 

—  Victor  Reginald    150 

Brooker,  Edward  Part...  211 
Brookes,  liev.  J.  A.  R.  ...  532 
Brooking, HarryTrisuott  423 
Brooks,  James  369 

—  John  Charles  Close...  139 
Brooksbank,  R.  Gylby...  155 


:o9,Brunskill,  John  H.. 


,2— Clement  L.  S.  Seton-  417  Brush,  Aplyc  Warin, 


Rei).  D.  G.  Lathom...  507  —  George  Howard 

David  Stuart 44t  —  John  E.  Ramsay, 

Desmond  J.  E.  Beale  liOiBryan,  Heibert. 
34; 


387 

254 


Edward  Gturge    383 

—  Edw.  Stevenson    28) 

-■  Frank  Dennis   5261 

—  Frank  Douglas 436; 

—  FrankW.N.Wogaii47,  i4)  —  Jasper  Mozley 

—  Fred.  Geo.  Francis  84,  234lBryce,  Charles  Alex, 

—  Fred.  Macdonell  213 


Broome, George  Simpson  4211— Fred.  William  115!  —  William 

^  —  Geoffrey  J.  Denis 3v2lBryson,  Re 


Win.  Edwin       75,  41S 

—  William  C.  Haumer  ,.  434 

—  William  Henry 213 

Bandock,  .\lick  l-'ras.  ,..  ^m 

Hunn,  Wm.  Fred. 17S 

Bunny,  F.  W.M'T.  78,310. 369 

—  Frederick  Brice  ...47,1^6 
Bunting,  Thomas  Kin;,'  113 
Burbury,  James  Harold  285 
Buroh,  Frederick 142 

—  William  E.  .-> 254 

Burd,  Edmund  250 

Burdall,  Alljert 3(>9 

Burden,  Henry 519, 

—  William  M'Cormac... 1751* 
t)iivid"Grer"        .(jgiBurder,  Ernest  Sumner  2S2 


_    ■  —  Thomas  Wm. Guy  81,1771 

i74i'Bryant,  Alau 277 

~     "     ■  '   "  175 

17711 


Frederick  Carkeet 
Gilbert  Edward  .7 

Henry  Balfour  F 33, 

Henr.y  Grenville 317 


Buccleuch.W.  F.  Dukeof 

258] Buchanan,  Andrew  518 

Arthur  L.  H 339 


—  Guy  Saville  Fred.  ...   171 

—  Raijih  Cbampueys  76,  415 

—  Robert  Dennis  416 

—  William  Arthur  .31,408 
brothertou,  T.dela  H.  61, 20S 
Brough,  Alan 2x4 

—  John 398 

—  J?ep.  Joshua 396 

Broughton,    Alfred   W. 

Delves  402 

—  Brian  D 249 

—  Ernest  Chamier  ...58,  330 

—  Geoffrey  Delves    2340!-  Horace  F.  Moresby 

—  HugoDelves 261 

—  Legh  Harley  Delves  174,  ^.     ._  . 

—  Theodore  Delves 213— Sir  James  F.  Manuers204  Buck,  Cecil  Henry    437 


George 2 

—  George  Buckstone  . 

—  George  Fitzherbert...     35 

—  Geo.  Herbert  Stewart  243 

—  George  Willis   161 

—  Gerald  H.  Wylde 307, 

—  Gerald  Wharton  260  —  George  Earnshaw 

—  Harold  Gore 50,  321} 

Harry  Ernest 441 


Uurdett,  A.  Burdett   ...  330 

inald   .......  529  j— Edward  Jerome  301 

-  "' '         —Sir  Francis ijil. 

Burden,  Cyril  W 175"') 

—  John  Alder 3i,  307.' 


Bertram  George  173I Barge,  Montague  144. 

, .         ™  ,M.^..««.n.    l"\ntTi.;Kl-  ..m 


Claude  Gray 444 

I  —  I''r.anci8_Edward  259 

401 
—  George  Johnston 384 

Gilbert  Howell  L 317 


-  Henry  Ralph . 


-  Herbert  Jose  P 437{- 

443 


294  —  Henry  James 239 


.lohn  B.  Whithi 382 

Kenneth  Gray 337 


-  Sii- James 6,  215!— Kenneth  James 421 

(!—Jame3Clendinning36i, 365!— Walter  James   518 


Norman  Ormsby 401 

Surges,  Daniel  27J 

—  Frank    273 

Burgest",  IJoughey    215 

—  FVancis  r\  K 40,  407 

—  Henry  Ardwick    311 

Burg  lyiie,  Gerald  A.  ...  137 

—  R'jderick  Murrie  250 

Burke,    Bernird  Bruce  387 

—  H'lOeitFras 185 

—  John  FitzGeraid  .382 


Index — Activp.  List.  806 

Burke,RicbLi3.JohuC'ba?.  444  Burton,  Harold  Franklin  446  Cadel,  John  Francis  81,  169.  Campbell,  Geor.f^e    ...78,  237 

—  Richard  William ^95  —  Harry  Chas.  Hay iS:', —  John  George 445  —  George  Dancan    439 

—  Thoma-i  Campbell  ...  444  —Honry  Gerard    420;— John  Macfarlane 517  —  Georpre  Folding- 211 

—  SfafPai/m.  Wm.Hy.  37^  — Hubert 49,  167  —  Thomas  268,  —  Geo.  T.  C.  Carter 269 

—  ifa;or  WilliamHenr.v  527— John 395;Cadogan.  Henry  O.  S....  2631— Gordon  M'Clelland  ..  171 

Burleigh,  JToif.  Root.  B.,        '—  John  Adolphus 5.25  — -H^o".Wm. Geo. Sydney  151  —  Graham  Douglas 251a 

Magier  of 351  —  Reginald  de  H  86,  319  Cafe,  Chas.  Haydon  W.     32  —  Gunninir  Morehead?;,  397 

Burlton,  Alfred  Ralph...  4-8,— Reginald  George 424  Caffin,  Ernest  G 232  —  5/r    Guy  Theophilue, 

—  Arthur  H 379  -- Richard  Watkins 435  Cahill,  Thos.  B.  S 353"         Sart 321 

—  Howards.  N.  Sper-ce  136  —St.  George  E.  W....63,  209  Cahusac,W.FreraaTitle75, 415!— Harold  B.  D 213 

—  Philip  Sykes  Murphy  4-^6  —  William  Gierke 442  CaiUard.Wm.  M.C.  duQ.  rtrl— Hector 443 

—  Reginald  Denais   78,  416  —  WiUoughby  Seymour  231  Caird,  Edw.  Devon  84,313,368'— Henri  XlontgomerySs,  r6o 

—  Wm.  E.  Ferdinand  ...  426, Bury,  Hugh  Hoskyns  ...  443'  —  Lindsav  Henryaon   ...  286;—  Henry  William 421 

Bnmiester,  Arnold  C.     .  182  Busfeild,  Johnson  A.    ...  261  Cairnes.  James  EUioc  ...  173,—  Her,  Montgomery  80,  169 

Burn,  Alex.  Edw.  P. ..63,  412 j  Bush,  Harry  3 313, —  William  Alan  71,  208J— Hugh  Walter  Geo.    ..     77 

—  ArthurGeorge  61,  411' — Han y  William 3691— William  Rlliot  461— Hugo  Montgomery  56, 168 

—  Chas.   Pelham    Mait-         ;— Herbert  Wheeler. 530  Cairns.  Michael 367 1— Ean  Hamilton    437 

land    ,. 337;—  John 40:  Caidheck,  Eaton  Hely...  t^i]—  James  Alastair 48,  336 

—  ('harlps  Rosdew   1301 — John  Ernest  83,  332  Caldecott,  Ernest  L.    ...  1351— A.  Locknell 351 

—  Ernest  M.  .lohnston,..  2ii'~  Oliver  George  402!Cakl\vel],  Arth.L.81,310,  364! — MaJ'tr. lohn 78,  342 

—  George  Callander    ..  437  Bushe.  Chas.  Kendal  ..   \8i  —Robert...    382I- Caj;^  John 350 

—  James  Montague 211 ;—  Thomas  Francis. ..70,  177  Callaway,  Frederick  ...  398]— John  Charles  50,  207 

—  Robert  Nathaniel 215  Bushell.  Fred.  Harley...  2:4  Callender,  David  A 225J — John  Colin  L 48,  207 

Bm-naby,  Eust.  Hotbam  274.  Sushman.Hy.  Augustus  150  Galley,  Thomas  C,  P.  48,  132 1— John  Hasluck  49,350 

—  Charles  G 211  Bussell,  Thos.  Edw.     ...  226  Call  well, Albert  Henry  51,176) — John  Hay 385 

Buruand,  Norman  G.  ...352a!  Buston,  PhilipThos.   50,  207  —  Charles  Edward  ...63,  1771— ^^n*  J.   Home-Purves- 

Burnard.  Chas.  Francis  234  Buswell,  Ferberd  R. 384  Calthorpe.ifon.S.J.G.^.  139  Kume,  Barf 133 

Kurne,  Edw.  Robert    ...  i74lButchart,  Jas,  Alex i75a;Calthrop, Chris. W.Carr-  515J— John  Robert  215 

—  Fras.  Henry  C 212  j  Butcher,  ArthurE. A.  77,  i6Z\ — Everard  Ferguson  ...  174I — John  Vaughan  221 

—  George  H.P 75,    252' — Frederick  Charles  ...  141  Calvert,  Chas.  Arch 142 1— Keith  Gordon     183 

—  Knightley  Owen 423' — Frederick  Sparrell...  180 — George 8C),  170J — Leslie  Warner  Y 427 

-  Knightley  Poyntz  86,  418'—  George  James 51,  368 ^ —  John  Telfer    581  —  Lorn  R.  Henry  Dick 

—  Lindsay  E.  Lumley  ..  443  —  Henry  Townsend    56,177 — Robt.  T.  Chris 439  18,  406 

—  Newdigate  A.  K.  ..'7c,  414  Butler,  Alex.  Hazelwood  437  Cama,  RustamHormasji  525!—  Malcolm    Sydenham 

—  Ramald  Owen    ...  243,  3641— Arthur  Almeric  P.     .  374  CAMBBiDGE.if.i^.-ff.DKfeff  0/  '        C .86,178 

Burnett,  Charles  John...      5 j— Arthur  Townley  i70|       1,4,158,163,192,204,219,319!— Napier  George 163 

—  Charles  Kenyon  159  — Bernard  Arnold  B.  ...   '74!  321  — Noel  Dawson  Heury  141 

—  Jas.GordonLcnuox7i,  252  —  Charles  Walter 244!  —  Edw.  D.  P 79,  25:  —  Norman  St.  Clair   ...  174 

—  James  L.  Gilbert 3^0— Coojter  H.  Salisbui-y.  306  Cameron,  Allan 3401 — Patrick  John 163 

—  JohuChaplyu   178  —  Kruest  Keuhen  C 395,— Allan  Georue 343I — Percy  Heury 214 

—  Joseph  John  37-^; — George  Lewis.. 174! — Angus 342]  — R.B 283 

—  Sidney  Harvey 528I— Harold 266' — Archibald  Hice  299! — i/oH.  Ralph  Alex 3*2 

—  William  Francis 377,—  Henry  Hugh 83,  169'—  Arthur  Hillyard  185 j  —  Rawdon  Clavering....  335 

Burney,  Ernest  Henry52,3ro'—  Henry  Maurice    443  —  A.vlmer .' 3611— Reginald 73,  266 

—  Herbert  Heury 47,  339]— Hubert  Lavie 317J— Charles  Barton 334  —  Robert 34^ 

—  PercydeSausmarez7g,i77a  —  James 40,  io6| —  Charles  Shaw 270' —  Robert  Louis  Astley    337 

Burns,  Frederick  370, —  James  F.  Arcedeckue  279' — Donald    Cuninghame  253! —  RobertNeil ..  510 

—  John '.VitUam 142,  — John  B.R 52,  4111— Donald  Hay  430  —  Robert  Wm.  Procter    184 

—  William  Albert 185'—  .ffoH.Lesley  J,  Probyn  3331—  Donald  Walter 219  j  —  Walter --761339 

Burnside,  E.  Aug... 382  —  Zrirti  Newtown 221! — Ewan  A 234'— William i,  17,397 

~  Frederick  Reginald...  144  —  Pierce  E.  O'Brien    ...  366J— Ewan  Corn wallis  S5,  170,— Wm.  Kenneth  H 441 

Burnyeat,  Hugh  P 175  —  Richard  Fowler   ......  235  |  —  Ewan  Duncan 170; — William  Lachlan 164 

Burra,  John  S 355'— Richd.  H.  Keatinge...  294J— Ewea  Donald  Charles  178.'- William  MacLaren  ...  299 

Barrage,  John    329' — Stephen  Seymour    ...234a,— TS^c. Francis  Ewen  ...  331I— Wm.  Mussen  26,165 

Burrard,  Charles  428J—  Sydney  George 386!— G.  C.  M.  Soi-el  342J— Wm.   Nevile 424 

—  Harry  George 257,  365!—  Walter 362  —  George  E.  E.  Gordon  3391- William  Pitcairn... 51,  321: 

—  Sidney  Gerald 72,  2091— So*  William  Fras.     ...      5]— HugbAlan 2121  —  William  Robinson   ...  155 

—  William  Dutton  ...81,  i6gi — Wm.  J.  Chesshyre  73,  1401— James ...31,  205  Campion,  Sdwarl    336 

Burrell,  Merrick  H 142!  Butt,  Ashworth  Clegg...  4oi|  —  James  Saumarez 288—  Walter  Ernest 249 

—  Wm.  Matthew  ..  153  —  Edward 380' — Quarter  Afaifer  John    343  Candy,  J.  Molesworthso,  410 

—  Wm.  Samuel    58,  227:— Frank  Ern.  Wilhelm  360:  —  i^fo.  John 530  Canney,  iZeP.  Duncan  A.  530 

Barrill,  Robie  W.  S.    ...  i75iBattanshaw,  Edw.T.  81,  364— John  Sullivan  258',Canning.  Albert 352 

Burroughs,  Charles i62'Butterfield,  Edward    ...  404I— Kenneth  Boswell 350! Cannot,  Fernaud  G.  E.  362 

Chas.AdolphusdeP.5i,362'Butterworth,  Reg.  F.  A.  214:—  Kenneth  Mackenzie..  385'Canny,  Jas.  Clare  M.  ...3530^ 

Fred.  VVm.  Traill*  ...  234;— Samuel 381  —  Neville  J.  Gordou   ...  342  Cant,  Aey.  Alan 532 

~  Hev.  Wm..  Gore     532;  Buxton,  John  Laurence   358  —  Orford  SomerviUe   ...  174  —  Ernest  Pettitt  132 

Burrowes.  A.  Robinson    346'—  Ronald  Henry  23c  —  HobertBruceMacleod  183  Cantan,  Henry  Thos.  ...  288 

—  Aley.  Leslie  Scott  40,  307  Buzzard,  Arch.  Dougan  240  —  Sir  William  Gordon...  231  Cantlic,  Wm.  H.  N 174 

—  Henry  Gray  71,  r68 — Chas.  Norman  182  Camilleri,  John  M ..  425'Cantor,  Montagu  G. 247 

—  Louis  Arundell ,.  241  [^  Frank  Anstie 174  Campbell,  A'an  James...  426  Cantrell,  Arthur  S.  39S 

—  Patrick  WiUiam  404,Bya.ss,  Harry  N 86,  330I— Alexander    2i5jCape,  Geo.  Augustus  S.  172 

—  Robert  Aylmer... 444  Byers,  Cyril  B 435'— Alex.  A.  Elphinatone  420—  Herbert  Anderson  ...  159 

Burrows,  Alfred 307|Byne,  Roland  M So,  401—  Alexander  Su-p.tja  239,3741  Capper,  Alfred  Stewart  43S 

—  EdmnndA 54,  i67|B7ng,  Arthur  Maitland    360  —  itew^  Arch.  John 160  —  John  Edward  79,  209 

—  George 277— Aithur  Stanley 366  — Cj^f.  Arch.  John    ...  350  —  Robert  Harcourt  Ord  329 

-  James  Rogers   382'— Geo.  Philip  b^ras. 301— Arcb.  Montgomery  ...  313^-- Thompson 78,  277 

—  Norman 77,  265  —  iZo».  Julian  H.  G.... 76, 151  —  Archibald  Neil 1831--  WiUiamBaume 47,  308 

—  William  266' Byres,  Patrick  Moir  80,  135  —  ArthurCrawford  J. 319, 362lCapron,  George 330 

Burt,  Alfred  137  Byrne,  Edw.  Gavin  J....  202,  —  Arthur  R.  S.  Lyon...  286'Carbery,  Miles  Bertie  C.  347 

—  Arthur  George 330}— -  Fred.  Joseph 3481—  Barnngton  B.  D 6  Carbonaro.  O.  Marianus  192 

—  Charles  Henry 133I— Gerald  Bertram   ■;57.— Cha.s.  H.  D.  Lyon 255  Carbone,  Sidney  A.   G.  192 

—  John  Marshal!...  77,  i77rt;— Hugh  Frederick  330'— Charles  Ferjmjon    ...  42i|Carden,   Alan   Douglas  214 

—  Thomas  Taylor ^113!— James  Patrick  276  —  Charles  Lionel  K.    ...  157  —  Derrick  Alfred  ...  336 

Burtchaell.Chas.  Henry  382J—  John  Dillon    154I  —  Claude  Henry    342;—  Fred.  H.  Walter  132 

Burton,  Arthur  Robert    438  —  Joseph  Aloysius  271'— Claud  Htjrbort 149  —  Henry  Parry  41 

—  Aubrey  deSausmarez  438"—  Percy  Edward  183  —  Colin  Arch.  Heron  ...  184I— Henry  Westenra  372 

—  Benjamin 51,^67  Byron,  John    173;  —  Colm  Powys 61,  477!- John  Rutter  435 

—  Ohaa.Wm.W 73,  414I— Kichard  32zl— David  G.  Mushiet 150;  —  Louis  Peile    73,  177a 

—  Edmund  Boteler...£i,  4(7  Bythell,  Wm.  John...63,  209'— Donald  Wm.  A 292I—  Ronald  James  Walter  158 

—  Edmund  Meryeron 75, 2o9|Caddell,  H.  Mortimer...  366! — Douglas   336  Oardew,  Arthur  M 215 

—  Fowler... 313I—  ^Vaiter  B 185!—  Duncan   303  —  Francis  Gordon    422 

—  Francis  Charles  ...26,  4oi5iCaddingtori,  Tho-;.  G.  A.1756I—  Duncan  Frederick  ...  258  —  George  Ambrose  ..85,  170 

—  Fras.  Charles  Deane   i75a'Caddv,  Q'-.Afr  John    ...  367I— Rdmuud  Arthur    179,— GeorgP  Kereward  75.563 

—  Fras.  Hy.  M. 380;—  2nd  Lieut.  John 231'—  Elward  Parker 299—  George  Schuyler 382 

—  Frederick  Nuthall    ...  430  Cadell.  ALe.'iander  ...   7r,  426! — l-'i-ank  James  Brjufc32, 447— Phdip  Ambrose   184 

—  George  Strattord 184  —  Harry  Ernest    179'  —  Frederick 63,  417  Cardozo,  Samuel  N 381 

—  Gerard  William  443'—  Hew  t-^rancis 51,  ^lo'—  Fred.  Lorn    oiCardross,  Lord  ;..223a 


^07  huh X— Active  List. 

n™i!!^U:,2,'i"',!,l'^'"'  3^J,Carri,H.Freil.Fitzgerald  38C  CaulfeiW.  Harry 


Carew,  Bampfylde  L. 
—  Geo.  An)ertLaf\e...75, 


—  Gen 


Frond         Chcplin,  James  Graliam  263 


Regrinald  Pole  7 

—  Richard  Hugh  377 

Carey.  Arthur  Basil 2 


l8  —  Htnry  Arthur  ^53  —  James  ISrtwnrd  W.  S, 


St.  George   ..ijs"  —Reginald  Spencer  ...  151 


■  Herbert  On-en    328  —  St.  Geo,  F.Gordon. 

•  John  Wm.  VinccntSs,  235  —  St.  Geo.  R.  Snnderson  21 


„■  .       .  _.  -    - i;,Carruthers.  CharlesAug.  29:  —  W.  TalbotM'Clintock  215 

—  en  teetJV....   .....54,  334  —  Fras.  John 267  Gaunter,  .Tas.  Bales 


—  Cb.  r  e.«  Frederick '...  3711 

—  Cecil  William 441;- 

—  Denis 61,  277,- 

—  de  Vic  275 

—  Edward  Sausmarez...  271,- 

—  Frederick    185!-    

—  George  G.  Sandeman  lyolCarson,  Gerald  S.  D, 


24'—  Ronald  Eustace 431 

393  Chapman,  Alfred  S.      ..  284 

Archibald  John 534 

Arthur  Emerson  ,.  -\2,  399 
Edward  Francis    ...4,  163 


Herbert  St.  Clare 524'Cautlev,'chris.  Hn?h  .  .'  317,—  Edward  Henrv  '    256 

James      ....     ...        T75a|-  Harrj- Llewellyn  133  -  Frederic  H.     : 83,  282 

John  H.  Do  Welder-        I— John  Burton   187.    "         - 

hold   -    " "'       "■      ■  - 

John  Thomas  

Robert  Alexander 


....  404  Cauvin,  AVm.  Stephen...  3671- 

28,  408  Cavan,  £a*7  of 219'- 

42.!  Cavaye,  Ale.\'  H.  B...  61,  267' 


■Harry  Ernest 286 

■  Herbert  Aie.\ 61,  168 

■  Herbert  Carter 2^2 

Hubert  Green  biU 


—  Harold  Eustace 173- Llewellyn  B 277  —  WilliSm  Fred........'..!    16 


215— Georse  Ross 76.  342]— Joseph  Thoma,3    186 


-Herbert  Clement 21c; 

—  Horace  Wm.  W.  O.  .  .  36  =  ! 

—  JohnTtea 378 

—  Leicester  W.  Le  Mar- 


Rj'^rt     183  Cave,  Adrian  Laurence 


■  Thomas   344 

Walter  P. 


-  Arthur  Stephen    310, 

-  George  Noble   dii 


narte,ThomaBElliott76, 1770  Cavendrsh.AJfredE.J.?! 
chant ..  236  Carter.  Alfred  Henry  54,  167  -  Cecil  C ;o',  3^4  Chapman     Se,      Thos 

-  Mervyn  Dobr^e 256 -At.brey  John    307  -  Frederick  W.L.S.H.  15'  Henderson  39- 

~T?,„^'»?7.  1^"°  ■      ■  t^'  -Bfefoi-aCMolyneu.^  2,7  -  Hush  Crawford    184  Chappell.WickhamFrith  u 

-  Thomas  de  Beauvo.r  236  _  Charles  Herbert  P.32,  225  -  John  Spencer  ,3l:0hard.  Reo.  Chas  Henry  .t 


Lawrence  Jos i8o 

Leonard  Palmer  210 

Paul 236 

ffiep.  Percy  Hugh 530 

—  Philip  Francis   519 


—  M'alter  Louis  Johr 

—  Ward  ?"ausmarpz  2^j^ 
'^'ilfrifl  L.  (le  M. 


1P2.- 
16S  - 


■  Charles  Murray 


435  —  Hon.  William  Edwin    219  Charles.Eric  Monta^^uS.zi. 


Duncan  Campbell  50.  167  Cawle.<-,    John   Stephen  161  —  Jas.  Ronald  E 2 


0' — Edward    Geo.    Webb  185  Cawoo'd.  Geo.  Crane  B.s,  418  —  Richard  Havelock 


-  Wm'  Rp^nlw* ,"^°  ~  S'^,"''""'!  ■'.';",? *"•  ■"'  l^awston. Cecil  Faulkner  \;9    -  Stephen  Flockton"  7T,  2'5; 

=  "„'"■  5!^?IP.?,t;:„„:  ???"~S'^ """"'.  ^'"'^i'^y. =86  Cayley, Arthur  llacaulayiSo        o--  .ir.„:_„.  '"    =' 


CargiU,  Rr^ald  Ja>per  2310;  -  Ernest  Aut;.  Fred.'  70, 230  —  Douglas  Edward  --s 


—  Sidney  Temple 214 

Carlaw.  Henry  340 


-ft'-o.  Williams. .'..  457 

William  Gwyther 304 


Ernest  Pasley   180  —  W.  de  Sausmaiez' ...  247lChariea-.vorth,  Henry 


■  Evan  Evsre 


36*  Cayzer,  John  S. 141  Charleton.  Ernest  E.J. 


5ar  leton    'r?,rlLfeH^-  '^^  '  ll^^'.'^l^l'^-  «•  l"?  S"^".'-^:  ^m.  Hy....... ...  529<.,Char!ey,Harold  Richard 


Carleton.  Charles  Edw. 


William 

—  Dudley  M.  Pi^ott 

—  Frank  R.  Crofton  48, 

—  Fred.  Montj:omerie... 

—  Georpe  Dudlpy 48, 

—  Guy  Audouin 82, 

—  Henrj- Anthcn3- 435 

—  Henry  Augustus  ...73,  414 

—  Hugh  Dudley 360 

^  Launcelot  Richard  ...  3Q3  —  John  R, 


361 


.  252 

i  23' 


37S 

207 

3-14 

220  Charlton,  Claud  E.  C.  G.  172 

Eau  Francis 241a  —  Francis  Hartley  135 

LorJ  Edw.  H 76,  219,  —  Lionel  Evelvndswald  25J 

61,  132  —  Regmi Id  Edward 162  —  William  Henry 153 

47,  325  Chads,  H.  CampbeU  .  83,  292  —  Wm.  Johnston  377 

150  Chanier,  Paul  Alfred  ...  353 
422  Caarrinaton, Sydney  H. 


Gerald  Ba.yley 386  Cecil.' Arthur  Wm.  Jas. 

Gerard  Edward. ..182,  369 

JO  —  Godfre.v  Lambert 434 

346:  —  Gordon ' 

231  j —  Harry  Mol.yneux 

Herbert  Augustine  ...  443  Chadwirk.  Richd.  S  ... 

Herman  Bonham  ..84,  209  Chaldecott,  Alg.  Winn 

James  Edward 384  -  William  Henry ii3  Charteris.Edm.  Butler  134 

John  Piilis  Carre 404  Chalk,  Alfred  Jas 33S  -  John  ..  214 

John  Mark 3:8  Challenor,  Edw.  Lacy..    252  —  Nigel  Keppel        ..      226 

B.Graham...  429  —Geo.  Richards 46,  166  Charters.  Prank  H 138 


156 


-  Patrfk Maurice  ■''U^~t'''''^^''T''" 373-  Robert  R.chards 257:Chartres.  Richd.  C „. 

r^^ul.^  iilhJ^n  .3791- Lindsay  James 30.  Challice,  Gerald  Geo.  40,  363:Chase,  Herbert  ^67 

Cartu°'?ho^„s     -^f-ResrmaldChilders  ...  285  ChalUs,  Oswald .'..' 386- Raisay  Gordon...    -!io 

Carh-on    Alfred  wi'°'  T'      w^'n-^^  ° 378  Challoner,  Thomas  ^67  -  William  St.  L 63,  ■;i2 

-  Arthur  Famn«on       ^L'~w','"""n 236  Chalmer,  Reginald  22  Chatterjie,    Nityananda  524 

-PeoffrL         ^  .386  -William  Graydon.. 54,  303  Chalmers.  Alexander  ...529a'Chatterton.BernardKbt    519 

T  f°5/i^ ^9'  Cartwripht,Alfred  G.  71,  256  -  R.  C.  Hilliard    429I   -  Prank  B.  Macaulay     3b 


-Lionel  K 329  _  Alfred  Leonard :...  ^32  Chaloner,  Rich.  Alex 

"    It"^^  ^■:;:'.:'."o' t  '"'  ~  Charles  Marling  420  Chamberlain,  J?eo.  P.  W 


—  Jas.  F.  H. 

—  John 

—  Reginald  St.  John 


272,  •George 184 

53C1  -  George  D.  Latham  ...  434 

-,       .  -  —  .,-- 307!  -John  Balsir  424 

'J'  ~  „'"'°'^'' '^''■"'°" :7i -I-aurence  Beaumont    305  Chauncy,  Charles  U.  K.  441 


Carmichael  George  G.I.  437,- Frances  J.  WinW!:;  40-  -  Jas.  Slade  ffostlsr:....:  307 


380  —  George  Strachan 2ro  — 

^841 —  Harold., 


P^.nJ' i^         T  •i,''"'"'    -  ^»4l- Harold 309- Neville  P.  PitzG. 

Carnaghan   John  .75*|Caruana,  Alfred  Joseph  425  -  Robert  Ind  ..  .. 

CaSp^'''ch»r'i;.»r,Mw;  "'  Carwithen,  Edw.  Terry    436  -  Thomas  ffoster  ...  7,.  .-77  oneaies,  naipn  uaroy...  277 

-Ge'rS^dp'oMvv"'!"  ^^'k^'^'l^b  ■  ■„■  =^-  Chamberlayne.A L  3;.  Cheko,  Edw^Geo...,'..  ...  //. 


¥(>  Xeville  Bowles  4,  403  Cl-.a^-ner,  Laurence  C 291 

Co^riil..  IT    i?;f,rL     .17,  411  —  Rupert  2^7 

....  439,  -  William  Hampden   ...   ;oj 
71,  177  Cheales,  Ralph  Darby...  277 


-  Gerald  P.  Ogilvy 443 

■  Harry  George    427! 


■  I/on.       Lucius       P, 


Wm.  J.. 


329<'|Case.  Charles  415'Chambers,  Alex.  Jasper  3!i4  Cheimside.Chas.S.St.  J.  215 

^»  =  i— Edwin  George    307!-  Arthur 170  —  Sir  Herbert  C 6,  204 

,°-°™™Akroyd 295  -  James  Slade  ffoster...  30;  Chesnaye,  G.Cochet 452 


—  James 

—  Philip  Mainwaring75,  41^ 

—  Richard  Lloyd 435 

Carnell,  Charles 362 

Carpendale,  John  M.  73,  414 

—  Percy  Maxwell 76,416 ^,  ^ „  „vo..c 

—  William  Maxwell 42o,CasgTain7RH"duPerron 

Carpeuter.Arch.B.Boyd  335'Cass,  Chas  Herbert  D 


(J/<i»?fr  of  Falkland)    22oiChamberlin,  Arth.  B  7 


-566' Chelmsford,  F.  A.  Lord  305 
I^6  Chepmell.C.  Herries  ...  179 


—  Thos.  inphinstone  .. 
Casement,  Roger  ...  83, 
Casey,  Chas.  Leslie. ..46, 


—  r^^,^'?  ^ 2i5'Cassel8,  Gilbert  R.    ...;;:  435'-  Georg^  Daniel 

—  George joi  —  J?er.  John  W 

—  John  Peers  Boyd 260  —  Kenneth  Scou-^all' 

~  ^?.}if^^  Abbott 443  _  Robert  Archibald 

—  W  ]Iliam  Sidrer 


—  OsbornA 75,  23^tChesney,  Alex.  Geo... j.,  _,_, 

369  —  Philip  Roper 404  —  Harold  Frank 71,  .-  5 

:66^— Robert  Yeld    413  -  Kellow ;(. 

2iOj —  William  Tract 175(1  —  Napier  Elles ^2:, 

348JChamier,  ArthurTyrrell  213  Chester,  G.  J.  il.  Hagot  223 

r-  T, ____-_,  77rt  —  William  L 37S 

175  Chetwode, Philip  W.    ...  160 
34S  Chevallier.Fras.E. deC.  li'^ 

437  Chew,  Albert  Chas i-'S 

336  Cheyne,  Arch.  Ythen 


^.,^  aI,S^     v-J't-^. =""  ^"^^"'y-  J'-itaes  Henry  433  Chamlev,  Charles  B? 

Carr  Arthur  N^sbet... 75, 415  Casson.  Hugh  Gilbert...  26,  Champiin.A.P.Bater 

~  S''h      S""^''    "^35  -Wilfrid  Fran.Seymour  443  -  C.  E.  Bateman   ,/j 

—  Char  es  Ernest 315  Ca^^swell,  Frank    30=  -  Hu-''   "      ■" 


53»— Henry  .^tbur  Gui*    . 
455  ~  Henry  Deschtimps  .. 

■  William  St.  George.. 

hamley,  Charles  B.   .. 
265  Cbampain.A.P.Bateman  427  —  Henry  Baliol 

..,_n    V   jjmeman   441  —  ReginaldEdm 

h  Fred.Baieman  435'Chichester,Alan  Geo.  56, 


ChHT-iP^  TT»T,^xr  -'o-'X     :"■,/.   ""J:    305  —  au^J"  Jreu.caieman  435'»-.nicnester,Aian  lieo. 

8hrf  on?er-n'A.-« ■  '"' ^.^l^^i  1  T,;i.S!f.l  -  ^'j  '^tampion.  A.  N.  H.  0.54. 352!  -  Alfred  G.  de  Vaad 


jCastle.Reg.WingBeld  ...  183 


—  Christopher  D'A.  B. 

S.Baker 357       .^™_.^, 

—  Edward  Elliott 48,  250  Castlereagh,  lucf.  ,,4 

—  Frederick  Ulysses        395  Castor,  Richard  H. 

—  George  Anderson. ..61,  208  Gates,  Geo.  Edw.  H     70 


4J9 

443 

ReginaldEdmonstone  435 
'254 

431 


.  ..  J       Arthur  Duncan   1O2  1— Arlington  Aagustns    ^j, 

.V"    -^ 'C^"?™,- ^"9  ~  Horace  Edgar  367  —  Arthur  C.  Snencer  ...  234 

"  '    '  134  —  John  Francis    155  —  Arthur  G.Vanghan...  348 

525  Chance,  Harry 72,  108  —  Aug.  J.  B.  M,  D 175a 

Hnrr'in  rorrfino^.' '  "J"  ^•••^••'  "j-^- """•  "...70,  414  —Oswald  Kesteven    ...  146  —  C.  Uswald 301 

HeTrV^'ibulro't::::::  '^T,,^-;,-'-'^-^-   •••■■■  43,  Chancel.or,  Arthur  3:?- C.vril  Ernest , ^45 


Henry  Arbuthnot 275  Cathcart,  Aug.  Ernest! 


—  Henry  B.  P.  Baker 
■  Howard 


322 
276- 


Wm.  Harold 
,.     ..     „  ■, 3S1  Catherwood.  Wm.  A.  ...  377  Chandhuri,  M.  Nath         5-0  -  Joseun 

~  R  g't  B^£r     "'  "T-  *i'?r-^'"?'5y 366  Chandler,    H.     George  "    -  RegmalddeBiaq 

K.Lf.  J.Baker 357  >-ator,AIbemarleBert.E.  225         Wiiiiotr,  ...       d„"„_.  ,^....  r„„, 

—  Robert  Cattley  ...80,  [7711  — '^>---— — >-~-  •    ^'  •  ' 

-William  519  — 

Carr(i,  Percy  K 234a  Cattell,  Gilbert  L, 


Christophei  A.  Mohun  14b  —Leonard  G.  T  245 

S°'«" 4oi,Chandos-Pole-Gell,H.A.  22i 


Carrick,  Ethelbert  Wm.  ;2=  Catty,  Thos.  Claude! 248 

Carrington,  Chas.  R.  B.  175a  Caulfeild,  Alg.  M.  - 


John  Bird  398  —  Edmund  Bazil  230 

John  Robert 213  —  Frank  E.  C.  Barnard  401 

Joseph    61,  275 

ReginalddeBlaquiere  286 

William^ 435,  -  Robert  Guy  Inoledon  334 

~   ^  ^   '"  R.  Peel  Lt.  Spencer  ...  224 

Spencer  Frederick  ...  259 

30,  407  — Walter  Raleigh 27= 


—  SirFredk.. 


■  75.  286 


438  Channel,  Bernard 

George  Kendall    .."...'.  44!  ChUd,  Robt.  D-'de  iQ 361 

George  N 4,  405  Childe,  L.  Fred 528 


Carroll  Arfhnrfvnn.;;"      5  — Charles  T    .  82,  169  —  Hugh  Watson   '..'  401  Cbilders^  Eardiev  M...!!!  301 

l.arroN,,ArthnrLyons77. 1770  -  Francs  W.  John.  82,  4,8  -  Osborne  H 527  -  Edra.  S.  Eardfey.. 


—  Edw.  Rich.  W.  C. 


...  517  —  Gordon  Napier 419,  Cbaplin,  Chas.  SUngsby  321  Child*,  Borlase  E.'W.T..  283 


JnfZes — Active  List. 


Chill,  Walter    36"  Clarke,  Fred.  L.  Stanley  44iiCl 

Lhinn   Joha  Henry 186  -George  L.  Philip  ....„  43,  _ 


80S 


Chippindall,  Edward  .  .  25(1 

—  O.Herbert 48 

—  William  H 46,  206 

(Jhisholm,  Duncan  C.  H.  276 

269 


171 
.447 


R.  Hugh 

Chittale,  P.  K ^.. 

Chitty.  Arthur  Wilson...  43; 

—  Ernest  R.  Inglis 420 

—  Walter  Willis 425 

Cholmeley,  Mont.  R.  A.  210 

Cholmley,  Hugh  .■i 14; 

Cholm.mdeley,  C.  A.  J.  2S7 

-Reg.  H ,,y[ 

Chopping,  Arthur 386 

Chown,  Ernest  Edvr.  3c,  400 

Chree,  Rev.  Uoo.  J 530 

Chrisp,  Thomas  ,.  175a 

Christian,  Ewan    2cq 

—  Gerard 2V3 

—  John jo^ 

—  William  Frjnei.s   185 

Christie,  Edgar  Jessopp  344 

—  Henry  R.  St.-irk 212 

—  Herbert  W.  Andreiv 

—  .Tames  Harry 73 

—  James  Hugh 

—  Lindsay  Bruce  Stark    18 

—  William  Ch.nrles  ..     .  2- 

—  Wm.  Kdward  Tolfrey  40. 
Christopher,C.Danby289,364 

—  Leonard  William  ..  26,  40- 
Christy,  Stephen  H.  ...  le! 
Chrystie,  George  440 

—  John     ,81 

Church,  Arthur  John  B. 

348,  373 

—  Chas.Theobald  Walsh  288 

—  Eras.    William  King  279 

—  George  Ross  M 179 

—  John  Fletcher 

—  Walter '., 

Churcber,  Brvan   Thoa.  . 

—  Douglas  W 78,  346 

Churchill,  Alex.  Phayre  303 

—  ArthurBen.Nortori78,i77a 

—  Arthur  Gille.spie  47 

—  Charles  Fleetwood  ...  377 

—  Edward  Geo. Spencer  220 

—  Folliott 420 

—  George  Ross  Deas    ..'.  437 

—  Herbert  Forbes 269 

—  Mackenzie  i7 

—  Seton "  ^jj 


ive,  Edward  Henry..,      4  Cj.lrlngton,     Ilopton 

„       -    „  .  ^^        George  Sidney 219         Osbert  ^-3 

~  &""'' l^'f'sf 4421  -  Genrge  Windsor  2a.  -  Hubert  Waiter'.V;:.';.'.'.'  430 

"rJ^?™'^-^""""  3°.=°;  -Percy  Archer    219  -  Richard  Percy  John     291 

~rnl»"l  v"^","";; i7.ll^ loete.  L.  BaUbur 443  -  William  Robert ,,2 

-Goland   Vanhalt  i59,01oete.  E.  R.  H.  J.    ,83,  169, Coe.  John  ,8- 

-  Gunnmg  C.    Charles  404 i Clogstoun,  Hi:.  Oliver  ...  215  -  Richanl  Jam»s    .'  .44 

~„T"rr; ;■■,;■;■■,•  =°5  close,  Arthur  John  213  Coffin.  C  imp  ,e' I    ....;.  ..  121 

-  Hen.  Calvert  Stanley  173  -  Charles  Barry   239  —  CliHbr.l  21- 

-Hdary  Basil  215  -Charles  Frederick  ...  2,c-.Tohn  E.pine.:.'".' ■■■.■;  30^ 

~  f  "S"^    184  —  Francis  Morton ::i2f  -  Roger  Pine        .       28    '99 

T^Sl^^   uV; ■■•■:; 5'«,- Frederick    147  Cogan,  He;.  Hoia^e  B    53,. 

iobn?oLT        "'■■'-■ '^^r?™i'-"'""^°"'"'^  7-'-  -77iOoghill,  Charles  Ed.v.8o,  168 

-  John  Re^  1     -49  -  Geoffrej  Dominie 210  -  Norman  SIncla.r 43S 

John  Read  ...  240  -  Hugh  Marston i33|Co?hlan,  Percv  H.  Hav  18- 

liJ'PS^'^r    Stewart  185  -Joseph  Kinnear 5-8  Coke.  Algernoa  ."  hn  P.  448 


'54 
241 

=7 


Churchward,  Jiev.  M  W   306 

U..,il     DO  ^' 


■  Paul  R.  S 


—  John  Walrond  130 

—  Marshal  Falconer   ...  261 

—  Mervyn  Orticer 236 

—  Norman  Ppr?y 234^ 

—  Reginald  Graham   ...  228 

—  Reginald  Hastings...  156 

—  Robert 186 

—  Robert  F.N 31,  368 

—  Sc.vmour  Spencer  S.  342 

—  ThomasHy.. Matthews  385 

—  'i'om    ,756 

—  Travers  Edwards 271 

—  Walter  William    if  = 

—  William  MoUon    388 

—  V7illiam  Senhoiise   ...     3? 
Clarkson,  Bertie  St.John  294 

—  Frank  Cecil 517 

—  James  Bootb    319 

—  John  Wilkins    52 

—  Thos.  H.  Frederick.. 
Olauson,  John  Eugene 
Clavoll,  Rich.  IC  W.  R.61, 
(;iavering.G.W.Napier7'j,24s 
Clay.  Hertio  Gordon 13; 

Charles  Herbert  423 

—  Herb.  H.  Spender 133 

—  Neville  3.  Bertie 178 

—  Stanley    43.. 

Clayhills,  George  ..  278 

Clayton,  Cecil  T.  Frasar  220 

—  Charles    39^ 

—  Edward  Francis  223 

—  Edward  Robert    ...   .  301 
-Fred.  Tho* 4:,  361 

—  Gilbert    Falkingham  1S3 


—  fjewis  Henry  , 

—  Maxwell  .4.rch 51, 

Clothier,  Robert  P.  ...61, 
Clongh,  Alfred  H.  B...58, 


2[2j — Hon.  EdwLrd.. 
Kdward  B. 


35S 

1541—  Hdward  B 34,  it>5 

4n|  -  Edw.Sacheverell  D'tl  267 
353| —  Krnest  Sacheverell  ...  400 


HenryKennv 2):l— Jacinth  D'Ewes  F.         -,,  . 

Clover,  Austin  L 175"!- John  T.ilbot   ,  ..     16 

lowei,  Ernest  Wm 132  —  Laagtou   Sailiovoiell  234 

— Graham  V.Winchester  340  —  ifon.  Richar.l  22- 

—  Peter  Legh 46,  149  —  RonaM  lira.io  29" 

—  V,  ini-hester  St.George  150  —  /fjn.  Siml.  S  iencer,.22  3i( 
Clutterbuck,  Arthur  V.  36.l-a'»„,  Thos.Willim   223a 

—  Rdmuud  Ricmlo '4-;—  Hon.  rt'enman 63,  356 

—  Henry  316  Coker.  Oewis  Edm.    ..35,  166 

—  Lewis  Augustus  ..  30.  353'Colaii,  Wm.  Robt.B 


Noel  Stanlev   ..  . 
Coaker,  Vere  Arthi 
Coar,  Dionysiiis  ,. 
Ooates,  Douglas  It. 
—  Edw.ird  Cli 


>yie  430 


4oi,i!olbeok,  Bernir.l  B. 

445]Colhorue,  Uoit.  .Sir  Fra.  242 

3691-  IIf,n.  Francis  L.  L.  ...  131 

17:  — /f.jij.  J.  G.  li.  Ulysses  292 

„     ,     .  ,   „  .  isSlColb.y,  Liareaco  R.  V.    220 

i'rederick  Riymmd..  232|Coldstream,  .rohn  C.         440 

George  .lohn  380'-  William  il 21 


27 
382 
210 
402  j  —  Henry  Wise  [Jnctt 

—  John  Unett    82,   i^g 

—  Reginald  Gary  Ion 171 

—  Victor  404 

—  William    ..  5,6 

Coats,  Geo.  Henry  B.  46,  409 
-obb,  Cecil  Henry    301 

—  Charles  Edward  249 


Coldwell.  Reg.   Chvrlos  30S 
Colo,  A.  \V.  G.  L'i.vry78,29o 

—  Anbrevdu  P.  T.iorold  140 

—  Brian  Lytton 184 

—  E  i.vai-d  H.iarlo 423 

—  Frederiiik  Tcmpio  80,177.1 

—  Galbraith  r,.  Eg3rtjn  151 

—  Hy.  Walter  George  ...  448 


—  Henry  E.  Gilbert  2,i|_  Henry  Hercalei 


Edw.  Powys  Wheatly  2631—  Henry  Wells    ..."        .'313 

—  Harold  Wolstenholme  284!  — J.  H.\I.  Vue-  J48 

-t'ot""''  , 5-6  -ie«.  .r.  Listir ;  ;:  ;i3o 

Cobban,  Clement  Lee...  183  -  M  iwln-ny LysterS.O.  -36 

./obbe,  Alex.  Stanhope     415  —  Richard 1S6 

—  Charles  Clermont 220'- Robert  .\roh 


—  Robert  C.  Browne  ...  146 
Cleeve,  Egerton  Stewart 

84,  T70 

—  Frederick  J.  S.  ...80,  168 
^  „,     ,      71.  3071— Herbert 26';,  365 

£.^&-r--:3^di^rs'^r-'-^-° 


229I —  ivouerL  .^rtuilr 75.  415 

433  —  ^feo.  rhdolore  EJ.v. F.   530 

Golem. in, Albert 318 

—  WilliamFreme     ...77,  243 
Coleridge.  t[u,'n  1^.  ..80,  307 


Cleghorn.  Chas.  Angus  iSi 
Clpland,  Thos.  S.  Dick  173U 
Clement.  Reynold  A. 

—  Robert  Hampden j„. 

—  Sydney  Reynold  278 

Clemen:i,  John 443 

Clements,  Chas.  Henry..  420 

—  John  Samuel i8cu 

—  Ralph  Arthur  P 1,  26 

Robert  William 38s 


Cinnamond,  Chas.  H.  L.  jaI 
Clapha.m,  Douglas  183 

—  John  Thurlow  384 

Olaridge.rnrcyShelloyF.  438 
Clark,  Arthur  Sydney  -.I7s4 

—  Cecil  Hor.aco  '..      ,7 

—  Chas.  H.  BaldMiu...  .;  435 

—  Charles  Watson   ...      179 

—  CraufurdAlex.Gordon  321 

—  Ernest  Shaw 385 

—  Francis  M.Augustus  Clemson.'Wm.  Fletcher  320I 

-ain^Z""  223  Clerk,  Charles  James        -   I 

George ,86  -  Godfrey 

—  Joseph  A.  .VI.  A.  ..  —     ■ 

—  Paul  Treb.v 63,  30. 

—  Richard  John    

—  Robt.  Henry  Brent 

—  Robertson  

—  Robert  Leaver  ...1?-,,   „„ 

—  Stephen  Frazer    ...  .    3S3 

—  Thomas  James 

—  WiHiam  Ellis 

—  Wm.  Ronaldson 
Clarke,  Albert  Edw.  35,, 

—  Albert  E.  Stanley '.  423 


Ivor  Staveley     ,.  ^83 

Oobliold,  Alan  Ralph   ...  267 

—  E.  Cazeuove 330 

—  Reo.  Fras.  E.  D.ivy  ...  530 
Cobden,  Gjorge  Gough  150 

—  Hugh     263|Cjles.  ArthLir  Eorsman. 

,.2L',  f'.™'  .   "VF^.^y-A-  -  ■tSS  -  Colin  Hennessey  R. 


—  Joh  1 

-  Per 


F.  S.  D  , 
Livell  . 


445 

404 

52 

425 


227 
233 

.193 
330 


—  Charles  Hy.  G.  M 

—  Charles  James  ... 

—  Sir  Charles  M 

—  Edw.  H.  St.  L. 

—  Eev.  Fred.  Jas. 


Coohran.Arch1baldG.58,  399 

—  Francis    16 

—  Herbert  P.  Gordon 
Cochrane,  Alex.  C.  P. ...  404 

—  Archer  Wm.  Ross  ...  519 

—  Edw.  Warren  Webber  385 

—  George  Leslie  332 

—  .Tames  Kilvingtou  ...  352 

—  Norman  Denueys i8i 

—  Robert  Cecil 393 

,.,,  ,       „,         -   - j-.i  —  Thomas  Heurv' 211 

!<ll™*'"'',y"-Jiy-  •:••■•  519  -  William  Alfred.    ,..:;;  ,45 

o  —  Wm.Fras.Dundonaiil    28 

62  Cock,  Huoert  C.  L.. 183 

Cockaday,  George  L.  ...iSsu 
Cookburn,   E.   RadcliTe  326 

—  George sS,  335 

—  George  Alexandei  30,  20t 
-John  Brydges     ..  263 

—  John  Edw.  Harrison  184 

—  VVm.Alex.Crawrord72, 136 

—  Wm.  Fredk 7,,  ,77a 

Cockcralt.Louis  W.LaT.  174 
Cockerell,        Laurence 

,.,     .'^•.^■P ■•   Silt- i^erc.y  Harold "401 

Cockerill,Geo.K.yna3tou  234  Uollie,  .vlackintjsh  A.  T    328 

-John  William 382, Collier,  Bertra,m  Wm.  ...  265 

yockm.Ueo  J.l.  a 53o;Collings,  Alg.  Win.  ...56,  23^ 

Cocklann,  Wm.  Edw...  186:- Cecil  Uargravi.  -.ll 

Cocks,  Horace     382!  -  Godfrey  Uisnor  '-72 

oocq,  Charles  Alex.  R...  43^  -  Williaik  Aug.  '    "     32 

Codjtingtou.H.  B.Ortou  290  CoUiiigwood,  Clennsii  W  182 
—  Hamelin  F.tzherbert  3261— Percy  Hildobrand        386 

Herbert  Adolphe 3,6'-    William  George    ..46    368 

drington,  Alfd.  Edw.  Collins,  Albert  7... 1756 

31-  William  Hill  306-Ernest  '*^'  "''"S*"":.,^"!-^-.;-  V    •  =>" 

73Clinch    Herbert  W T       S  i'n •,; 431,- Chas.  Kdwd.  Edwd...242a 

30  Olive    Friwd    A    R  u"  365  -  Harry  de  Burgh  434  -  Charles  Glen 34., 

30iClive,  Edwd.  A.  B:,ltoii  336I- Herbert  .Say 2oi|  -Charles  Welman  ......  Ifz 


401 

183 
137 
370 


213 
174 
517 


llerke,  Augustus  B.  H.  171 
Clery,  Carleton  B.  L 433 

—  5iV Cornelius  F 

—  James  Albert !,. 

Cleveland,  Hen.  Fras. !', 

Clibborn,  John 40 

Clieve.  James  Francis  .'. 

Ciitj;  Grosvenor  T    

—  Harold  Martin  ... 
Clifford,  .fi.p,  Arthur I3J 

Henry  Frederick  H  ..  24 
.,  ,        ./ H'^  —  Richard 

=indrs.:.;;;;;;;;;:-"'|-^"^^^^^';'« 

—  Arthur  L.  Crisp    

—  Qr.Mr.  Charles    ...." 

—  .i/'^/or  Charles...   73 

—  CharlesC.  Wiseman  I- Harry  Arthur.. 

76, 1770  Climo,  Percy  Hill 

357  —  Skiptou  Hill    '70 

213  —  Verschoyle  C 83,'  300 

3  -VVilliam  Hill 306 


■  Arthur  C.  S......;.;;;;::  «q- RowiaTd  ViaxweVf..'-  '°= 


35'  -  Waller  Rees 

138-   Wigram 

399  Clifton,  Chas.  Caryl 239 

_u„  .-..-.-^  ^^^ 

i!!3 
.432 


—  Herbert  Jelferis    ^o 

—  Morton  O.alverloy 

—  Richard  Godwin 

Coiey,  John  Thomas 

ColhjU'i,  Chai.  King  ... 
Collncott,  John  R.  .  ..i93,37j 
Collar  J,  Ale.x.  A.  Lysons 

•'30.  374 

—  Alfred  Methven   282 

—  Arthur  William    ...30,  363 

—  Charles  Edwin 401 

—  John  M.irshall  M.    ...  438 

Cjllaj,  Wm.  Geo.  J 293 

CoUedge,  Leslie  tiooert    381 
Collen,  Hir  Edwin  Henry 

TI 7,  403 

—  Elwin  Hy.  Ethelbert  183 
Coiloioii,  Su-a.  A.  W.  Bt. 

51,  263 
Oollette,  Cecil  Henry  .16,  317 

George  Frsderiok  ...  361 
Colle.y,  Arthur  W 30711 

Clarence  Ohristo^heri756 

—  George  Frederick    ,.,36n 


S3°i 


8o9 


Index — Active  List. 


Collins,   David  Eawnrd  36; iConnolly,  Matthew Wm. 
—  Denis  Joseph 38 


Kemble... ^^5 


Oopelaiid,  Frederick 
Robert  J. 


Dudley  Stuart  '- 215I  -  Wm.  Edw.  Giiiinell 


4^5iCouIflin,  John .. 

■  Lisle  Bleukinvjpp 


.365 


William  Hallett   ...61 
Connop,  Harry  Ernest 


—  Edward  Victor 185 

—  Ernest  Rnkeby 277 

—  Gen.  Atkins 52.  410 

—  7?f('.  Jfl-mes  Henry    ..  532 

—  John  (ierrard    -■  299 

—  John  Stratford 30.  227 

—  Joseph  Clarke   -.  2531       ;:, "   "      tt  ■»»     o  "  a 

—  Sev.  Reginald  F 39^  Conran,  George  H.  M.  58.  246 


Connor,  Isaac  Joacelyn   214 

—  JohnColpoya    3°^ 

Connors,  John 228 

Conolh-,   Edw.  Michael  173 

—  John  Beresford 


40o|Copeinau,  Hu^h  Chas.84,3o3'Coiiper,  Edward  £.,..85,  4x8 

leSjCopland.Chas.  Sturrock  308 ;— Victor  Arthur   73,  356 

153  — William  Stafford  252  Courage.Authony    156 


Richard  Henn  3^° 

—  Robert  Gowen  3^^ 

—  Robert  John 3^^ 

—  Th' mas  Gerrard 158 

—  William  Fellowes 143 

—  William  Henry iS"^ 

('ollinson.  John 35.  3^8 

ColUs,MauriceC.Cooke46,4oq 

—  Robert  Henry   14° 

—  Wilfrid  E.  Russell  ...  146 

—  William  J.  N.  Cooke  345 
Coliison,  Chaa.  S 3»o 

■"  365 


Ccpley.R.C.  A.Bewicke 

51.  321 

Coppinger, Thomas  S....  371 

—  Walter  Valentine 4290 

Corbet,ArLh.Doraville3i,399 

Corbett,  Basil  Andrew...  440 

Owen  Mnstyn    231 :— Cecil  Uvedalc   175 

Wm.  Douglas  Bavnes  215'— Chas.  Harold 159 

—  William  Loraino* 42:  —  Edwy  Frank 181 

Conrv.  Jas.  Lionel  J.    ..  348,—  Hy.  George  Lyon 439 

Constable.  Ree.  A.  E.  B.  530!  -  Richard  18,  164 

—  James  George  ...  231,  374,—  Rob.  de  la  Cour 377jCousins,  Samuel 304 

—  WiUoughby  V.    ...49,   207 —Walter  Frank 292  Coutts,  George    379 

Conway,  Arthur  S 329|Corbyn,  Edwyn  C 439 

—  Edgar  Philip 353«|—  Hector     83,  169 

—  Frank  316!—  Malcolm  M'Leod...    .  331 

—  Wm.  John  241  Cordeau.\:,Karry  Edw,i).440 

Conyers.  Charles 346  —  William  Wilfred  --■ 


—  Miles  Rafe  F.... 173 

Courtenay,  Edw.  Jas.  ...     18 

—  Edw.  Reginald 34 

—  Michael  Hudson  179 

Courtice,  Rer.  G.  R.  A...  532 

—  Jas.  George    185 

Courtney,  Edw.  A.  W....  364 

—  Frederick  Harold 183 

—  Reginald  William  ...  366 
Cousena,  Robt.  Baxter  175" 
Cousin,  Thos.   Gaspard  261 


Collum,  H.  W.  Allan 
Collyer.  Arthur  Alan  ...  373 
Coliiaghi,  Dominic  H....  ^to 
Colnmb,  Fras.  Cracroft  419 

—  George  Henry  Cooper  423 
^  Richard  Pasley  ...So,  447 
Colquhoun,  Alan  S 311 

—  Charles  Fayle  279 

—  Edward  Lyndon  364 

—  Frederick       253 

—  Herbert  W.C 42t> 

—  Julian  Campbell 352 

—  Robert Crosthwaite...  400 

i^olson,  Edward 442 

Colston,  Edw.  Murray...  220 

—  Harold  K 33° 

Colthurst.  J.  C.  Bowen  344 
Oolvile.  Arthur  M 183 

—  Fiennee  Maurice  293 

—  Geo.  Northcote    301 

—  Sir  Henrv  Edward  ...  6 
Colville.  Arthur  E.W.  50,  356 

—  John  Ross  175 

Colyin,  Forrester  F.  ...83,  150 

—  Jas.  Morris  C 212 

-John  Russell  C...  81,  44? 

Cohvell.  Geo.  H.  T 5.  397 

Combe,  Boyce   85,  152 

—  Boyce  Albert .t 

—  Herbert    144 

—  Kenneth  170 

—  Lionel 82,  269 

—  Sydney  Boyco   444 

Com'erford,  H 377 

Comins.  Henry ^6,  4>8 

Comincline.Chas.Ern.6i.  20S 

—  Francis  Henry  Bagot  422 
Commings,  Percy  R  C.  293 
Compton,  ('harles  Wm.  2^5 

—  Clitton  Wm.  M'Graihasui 

—  Lord  Douglas  J.  Cecil  150 

—  Thomas  Edward. ..56,  308 
Comyn,  D.  C.  E.  ffrench  300 

—  EdwardWalter 179 

—  Lewis  James 349 

Conder,  Claude  R.    ...33»  2°^ 

—  Gerald-. 395 

Condon,  da  Vere   529 

—  Edgar  Hunt 384; 

—  Jas.  Knighton  433 

Coney,  Rev.  Henry  T —  396 
CongdOD,  Arthur  E.  O...   353 

—  Ernest  C.  L 40s 

Congleton,  Hy.  Lord  ...  5 
Congreve,  Francis  Lanei75i| 

-- Walter  Norris    350; 

Coningham,  Alfred  E....  215 

—  Frank  Evelyn   437 


Conyngham. Gerald  P.  L.210  Curder,  Arthur  A.... 182 


Hubert  M.  Lenox  

—  Juo.  Staples  M.  L.  S5,  348^ 

—  Wm.  Arbutbnot  L.  56,  275 
Cooch,  Charles    130 

—  Chas.E.  Hyacinth 8s.  286 
Coode,  Henry  P.  R 173 

Percival 284 

Cook.  Charles  Chesney     428 

Edwin  Berkeley    i3'^ 

George  Trevor-Roper  137 

Henry  Rex 178 

James  Robert   ?68 

John  D.  E.Travis 296 

Walter 47,  412 

Cooke,  Alf.  Fnthergill...  373 

—  Anthony  Charles  204 

AubreyG.  K.  Davies  151 

—  Aubrey  St.  John  439 

—  Augustus  Hodson 434 

—  Bertram  H.  Hunter,..  357 

—  Cyril  Annesley 248 

—  Edw.Doug.M. Hunter  175 

—  Ernest 49i  269 

—  George  S.  Curtis 214 

—  Henry  D'A.Medlicott  228 
Herbert  Fothergill  ..  43" 


395  Corduer,  Alex.  Allen  ...  4° 

"—James  Edwara 163 

Cordon,   Wm.    Ilderton  32: 
Uordue,  W.  Geo.  Ranger        j 
8t  ,  2og 
CorBeld,  Chaa.  John  78,  416 

Corker,  Thomas  M 37S 

Corkery,  Martin  P 385 

—  Thos.  Herbert 382 

—  William  Alfred 526 

Corkran,  Chaa.  Edw.  ...  219 
Corlett.  Arch.  Joha 230 

—  Johu  S 439 

Comes,  Hugh 175 

Cornish,  F.  T.  Warre  ...  440 


Malcolm 361 

Coventry,  Edgar  Ernest  277 

—  St.  John  Halford 219 

Cowan,  Andrew  G 443 

—  Henry  Vivian 50.  166 

—  James 3^5 

—  James  De  Butts 175a 

—  James  Henry 61,  20S 

—  Roderick  Robinaon  ...  3S8 

—  Samuel  Hunter 421 

Oowana,  Ernest  Arnold  336 

—  Johu  Steven 51,  336 

Cowell,  Albert  V.  J 34;- 

—  Henry  Clayton  371 

—  Hy.  Pulleiue  John  ...  175 

Cowen,  Wm.  D.  A 379 

Cowie,  Alex.  Hugh., .78,  zoo 

—  Alexander  John    453 

—  Charles  Henry 80,  209 

—  Charles  Stewart  225 

David  Gordon  iSx 


Cornwall,  John  Wolfran  52^  —  Ernest  Leonard 


Corrie,  George  G.  Wyatt  i«2 

William  F.  Taylor 180 

Corry./Zon.H.Wm.Lowry   16 

—  John  Beaumont 213 

—  Matthew 530 

—  Xoel  Armar  Lowry 

—  Noel  Galloway 280 

Corsellis,  Arthur  H.  N.    138 
Cory,  i?er.  Chas.  Page...  532 

George  Norton 354 


—  Herbert  Rowley  ......  297iCosby,   Norman  Weber  320 


Hugh  Wm.  Fothergill  437 
Robert  George 115 

—  Robert  Joseph 7^.  261 

—  Robert  Sutton   404 

—  Samuel  Arthur 43^ 

—  Sydney Fitzwyman...  265 

—  Thomas  Arthur 6 

—  Wm.  Butterworth  41,  36S 

—  William  Nevinsoii  M.  424 
Cooksoii,  Claude  Edw. 

—  George  Arthur S^,  41^ 

—  George  Henry  175^ 

—  Mostyn  Eden 288 

—  Percy  Selby  288 

—  Philip  Blencowe   132 

—  William  Whicher.. .84,  178 

Cocmibes,  Samuel 185a 

Coombs,  R.  W 308 

Cooper,  Arthur  H 142 

—  Austin  Samuel  261 

—  Cecil  Fletcher 175a 

—  Chas.  Duncan     32 

—  Clifton  G  Astley 1750 

—  Edmund  Satfery    423 

—  Edward  Joshua   ..-73.  235 

—  Edward  Shewell...  84,  17" 

—  Frank  Siindiford 244 

—  Gill)eit  D.  Elliott 236 

—  Harry ..     24 

—  Harry  Ashley    4.i6 


Cosens,  Fred.  W-  U.    ...  154 

—  Roberr, 29? 

Cosgiave.  William    367 

Cossart,  Arthur  R.  B....  175 


Henry  Edw.  Colvin...  213 

—  Herbert  M'Cally  213 

—  HughNornianRamsayi29 

—  Wm.  Alex.  Lomer...  ..  426 
Ctiwin,  Douglas  Hy.  F.  529 
Cowley,  Reo.  Hy.  G.  B.     532 

—  Jame^  William....  82,  417 
Cowper.  Arthur  Edw....  279 

—  Herbert  M 227 

—  Maitland     85,  41B 

—  Malcolm  Gordon 250 

Cox,  Algernon  Charles     157 

—  Arthur  Ditmas  - 43S 

—  A.  F    Hamilton  ...271,  37  > 
Arthur  Fitahugh  Jus.  361 


Costa,  Oscar  >I.  John  la  4i^— Aubrey  Hamilton   80,  397 


Costeker,      John      Hy. 

Dives 234« 

Costello,  Edmond  Wm..  440 

—  James  Lillie 445 

25ni  Costigan.  J.  L 369 

Costley,  Horace  G.  T....  438 
Costobadie,  Edw.Gerald  ^07 
Coston,  John  Francis...  33^' 
Cotesworth,  James  T.  73,  2^6 
Cotgravc,  Edwin  C.  B...  4^0 
Cottell,  Arthur  B 379 

—  Reginald  James  Cope  382 
Cotter,  Edmond  Briau-. 

—  Edmond  Wm 46,  206 

—  Francis  Gibson   ...52,  399 

—  Harry  John  161 

—  JohnL.  Stawell    278 

—  John  Luia   255 

—  Vere  Rogerson 185 

Cotterill,  Harry  G....73,  399 

—  Hugh  Edward   227 

Cottingham.Edw.Roden  398 


Henry  " iSoi— Henry  3^9 

—  Herbert  John    352 

—  Walter  Robertson 298 

Conlun,  Reginald  L  H.     335 

C0NNA.UQHT,-ff.-ff,if.    the 


Cal»^CharlesEdwa^d  25.- 

—  2Hrf  Z^Chas.Edwa^d  366 

—  Charles  E.  Somers    .  442 

—  Charles  Hay  53,  247 

—  Chas.HenryH'ortnom  175 
— -ffec.  Edgar  Lionel   ...  531 

—  Edward  Henry 83.  ■•is 

—  Francis  W.  Henry...  42; 

—  Frederick  Hugh 401 

—  Gerald  Aylmer 83,  40.. 

—  Harold  Bennett   175 

—  Herbeit  V^aughanS.2,  41S 

—  John... -  i^s't 

—  Sir  John  William 251 

—  Patrick  G.  Ashley    ...   357 

—  Percy  Zechariah  42; 

-  Reg.  John  Ponsonliy   350 

—  Ricliard  Charles  C. 75,    271 

—  Robert  Frederick lOa 

—  St.  Johu  Augustus    -.  234 

—  Samuel  FitzGibbon...  241 

—  Thomas  Sands 44' 

Walter  Halbert    5-^ 

241 

William    369 

William  Charles  ...  79,  215 


Robert  M.  Le  Hunte  38 
Thomas  Francis   185a 


Dzike  ofi,  4,  147,22:;,  356 
Connell.  Chas.  Edw.  H.  422 

—  Charles  Forster    439 

—  James  Chas.  Waiter  267 

—  Timothy i75*|-—  William  George... 

Connellan.  Corry  L.    ...  227  —Wm.  George  Daniel 
Conner,  Richard  273I      """- 

—  Wilbam  Daniel    ..50,  207 
Connolly,  Arthur  M.    ...  400 

■  Edward  Patrick   380  —  Jfec, 


—  Heni-y  Laugririhe 172'- 

Cotton,  Arthur  Stedman  173  —  VValter  Latham 

—  Charles  Leonard  ...79,  137  - 
Frederick  William      .  3S6|- 

—  John 395  ■ 

Lewis  Ernest Si,  417- 

—  Philip  Templer 84, 1701- 

Richard  .'oshua  ...5:,  224-     ^ ,      ..      -    ^  ,,,,-,.    n    - 

Robert  80    -41  —Stapleton  Charles 130  Crabbe.  Colville  C.  A.E.  335 

axnte  385  —  Staplecon  Lynch.. .78,  237!—  Eyre  M.  Stewart  ..47,  219 
William  Lewis 438jCrabbie.  John   &5,  ■   - 


-  Harold  Temple 296|Coxhead,  Jas.  Alfred  46,  166 

-  Henry  R.  Stapleton-.  301  —  T.  Laughorue   ....  ...  17^ 

-  Herbert  Joseph    443lCoxr»n,  AUred  Walter  ...  310 

■  Robert  Benjamin islCoyne,  Thomas 234(1 

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Joseph 314  Craig,  Johu  Fr 


i48|Couchman,Geo.  H  H.  48,2451- 
William  Heaton  2771" 


■  Lionel  J.  Ridgwny  ...  i84C';('te.  Ralph  A. 158 


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Robert  Annesley iSo 

Harold  John 2151— Robert  Johu  366 

WillmmJohn     1756  — Hervey  Noel  3i9iCraigie.  Johu  H.  Smitb      24 

William  N.R.Gilbert  27Q|Coulson,  Basil  J.  B 208  —  Patrick  Neil  4*4 

-    -        5ofil— Gustavus  H.Blenkin-        jCraik.  James ..  438 

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268  —  John  Gordon  E 337 


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Crampton.FicoueR  H. 77, 177" 

—  Philip  J.  R 74.  168 

CranFord,  Robert  L 39-^ 

Oraakc,  JoQti  ..  352 

OrH^ter,  Edm.  Heury  B.  180 

—  George 445 

—  Jaraes  C.  Balfour. ..63,  4 

—  John  Chas.  PuUeine  439 

—  Johu  Evelyn  Edm.  ...  213 

—  Shafto  LoiigfieUl  ..Si,  209 

—  William  Shafco =56 

Craufurd,  Archibuld 340 

—  George  S.  G :i5S* 


Croaon.  Arr.hur  E.  L.  ...  23^ 

—  Charles  Woodward  ...  329 

—  Mai  by  175 

—  Malby  Edward 33 

—  Malby  Richard Hy....  175(1' 

—  Morgan  George    258I 

—  Morgan  Samuel    ...    .     i6l 

—  Robert  Benjamin iS?| 

Croflts,  A3'lmer  Martin  ..  516 

—  Edmund  Sclater...72,  200 

—  James   "..  ..  s^-^' 

—  James  Grove  White...  ^79 
Leonard  Markham 


-John  A.  Houison   420  —  Richard 3S: 


—  Robert  QuenT-,n 259 

—  Wm.Rei;iQal(IHouison350 
Craven,  Arthui' .Inlius...  212 

—  Son.  Charles  Eric  ...2^30 

—  Thomas  Leslie  148 

—  WaldemarS.  Dacre...  175 
Crawford, AlfredTemple  177 

—  Ar.drew  Garde 315 

—  Archibald 79.177" 

—  Arthur  Gosset   43S 

■  DiromGrey 517 


Croker,  Arthur  Edward  2zr> 

—  Henry  Leynester  252 

—  Ve re  Arthur 44; 

Crolv,  Arthur  E.  J 379 

—  William  Chapman  ...  386^ 
Crombie, David  Campbell  444, 

Crommelin,  C.  Yule  420 

Cronin,  John  Joseph  ...  447 
Crooke,  Chas.  D.  Parry  244 

—  Chas.  Wm.  CdntweU234a 
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—  Claude  Melville 42ilCrookenden,  Arthur 201 

—  Frederick  James 523  —  Salusbury  Davenport  373 

—  George  Adam   116  Crc>okes,  Frederick  ^Si 

—  George  Rainier 420  Crookshank,ArttiurAlex.2i3 

—  Gilbert  Stewart 384  —  Chichester  de  Wiudt    211 

—  James  Muir    518  — Claude  Kennedy 404 

—  James  Norman 271  —  Svdney  D'Aguilar  ...  212 

—  John  Cane 327  — Wilfred  Flassy 28c 

—  John  Halket  43    Crosbie,  Adolph.  B.  r,  7,  397 

—  Raymund 71,  368  —  Walter  M.'Clelland  ...3530 

—  Robert  Duncan 184  Croshaw,  Oswald  M.  ...  16:, 

—  ViQcout  Jumes  386  Cross,  Horatio  R.O 132 

Crawfurd.Proby  E.  P....  28S  Crosse.  Arthur  Grant  ...  28^ 
Crawley,   Charles 3SS  — Whitworth  Charles36i,365 

-  Chetwode  Geo.  Green  39'^'  —  Alwyne  Ainsworth...  135 
-Eustace    153. Grossman,  George  L.  ...  24S 

—  George  Burridge  ..75,  44;;Crosthwait,  Herbert  L,     -J13 

—  Herbert  C.  Kennedy  1S4I— Leland  George 404 


■  Richard  Parry... 260!—  Wilham  Silvister...  . 


Crawshaw,  John  N 161 

Crawshay,  Fred.  Wm...,  251 

Henry    27 

Creagh.ArthurGethiui7,  164 


Oroschvvaite,  C.  GUbert    444 

—  John  Graham    .  433 

-Joseph  Arthur    332 

|.  Crow,  William  Alfred   ...  395 

-  Arthur  H.  Lopping...  429:  Crowdy.  Chas.  Ronalds  184 
-Edward   Cottingham  436 — James  Dunscoaib    ...  184 

—  G.WashingtonBraz;i£r38o[Crowe,  JohnHenry  V.82,  log 

—  Leo     3281— MordanntAbingdonC.  179 

—  O'Moore 26,  406,  —  Thos.FitzGeraldHunie:75 

—  Ralph  Chas.  Osborno  423I — Wm.  M.  Carlisle  234 

—  Walter iS'Crowley,  John  S 247 

Creak,  Wm.  Heywood...  307iCrowther,  Edw.  S.D.  79,  399 

379;  —  iiey.  F.  Nelson... 531 

382  —  John  Ernest  401 

3811—  Robert  Theodore.  .82,  417 
357jCrozier,  Arthur  Harry..  213 

!  — Baptist  Barton 175 

Stanley 228,  —  Burrard  H 262,  372 

Cregan,  Thos. Andrew  71. 2oS| —  Cecil  Darley  183 

Cresswell,  Alfred  Ernest  230!  -  Frank  Percy 32S 

-  Henrj*  Baker 156I— Thoma-i  Henry 171 

Creswell.EdmuQdF......  133'Cruddas,  Bernard 233 

Cretin,  Eugene  Si6i — Hamilton  M 529 

Crichton,  Chas.  W.  H...  "1511— Hugh  Wilson 43; 

—  Constantme  Hotham    236jOruickshauk,DuncaaT58,39, 

—  David  E.  M.  Makgill  342' —  Harold  St.  John  i-'- 


Cree,  Kilward  KusselL. 

—  Gerald 

—  Herbert  Eustace  

Creed,  Percy  Redfern  .. 
Creek,   Robert  Forbes 


30S 


-  J?oii.  George  A. C i34(  — Percy  Hamilton 

-  Henry  C.  M.  M 260  Crum,  Alex.  William   . 

-  Henry  William  Vinct.  zi\\—  Fredk.  Maurice 

-  Hew  iSi j Cramp,  CiithbertWm.. 

■  Hubert  Francis 224I— James  Cyril 35 

—  -ZfoM.  .fas.  Archibald   357  Crumpe,RedmondG.S.L.25 

—  John  Ernest  Theodore  3?7'Crutchley.  Charles    35 

—  M'Veagh 442, Cubitt,  Arch.  Cyril  ...58,  243 

—  Richard  Edward 3221  — Thomas  Astley 172 

—  Richmond  T 44S— William  Martin...  448 

Crick,  Fred.  Graham  ...  39ylCudlip,  Eric  Pender    ...  185 

Crimmm,  John sagjCuffe,  Charles  MacO.  ...  377 

Cripps,  Arthur  Wm 421  —  Jas.  Aloysius  F 401: 

—  Henry 2i5|CuUgri,  Edward  K 23S 

Crisp,  George  Bedford  ..  3S5  — Ernest  H.  Scott 436, 

Crispin,  Hugh  Trevor  ...  232]Cullerne,  Chas.  P.... t75rt 

Critchley,  Edward  A.  ...  i54|Gulley,  A.  G.  Leather  ...  2^2 
Crocker,  Alfred  Gilbert  434!CuUiug,  John  C 3S0 

—  Bertram  Edw 257:CauBKKLAND,F".J!(:..ff.  Ua 

—  George  Delamain 353;        Duke  of,  KG 4 

—  Herbert  Edmund 304lCumberland,Loui8Bertie322 

—  Herbert  James 400I— Richard  Ormsby 241 

^  Sydney  Fras 42/Cumberlege,  Arch.  F.  ...  212 

Crockett,  Syd.  Laurence  171 1— Charles  John 435 

—  W.  Macandrew 170'— HenryC. Faithful! 365 

Orofr,  Peter -.66  Cuniine.  Geo.  Jas.  G.  G.  340: 

-Wm.  Denm.in    ^70    -  AVf.  R  tiph  A ..  530 


iCuming,  A.  Edwin. ..84,  364 

—  Arthur  Thomas 179 

,— Robert  John  440: 

Curaming.  Chas.  Chevin  386 
'— Ernest  Alfred 212 

—  Hanway  R 332' 

—  Ludovic  S.  Gordon       305 

—  Wm.  Sydney 72,  399 

Cummings,  Wilfrid  H. 72,  177 

Cummins,  Ernest  J. 185, 

-Harry  A.  V 43=;' 

—  Heury  Alfred 382 

—  Ian  A.  Marshman  ,,.   1^3, 

—  James  Turner  17,  405 

—  Stevenson  Lyle 385, 

Cuningham,  Chas.  A.  7,   405 

—  Fras.  Ge>.  Glencairn  35; 
Cuuinghime.Dav.  S.  31.  406 
^Bdw.Wm.  .Montgomery  174 
^  John  A.  Smith-  ...40.  133 

—  Thos.  A.  Alex.  M.  ...  357 

—  Wm.  Cuninghame  ...  130 
CunlitTe,  Ernest  Wm.  6^.  412 

—  Foster  Lionel  ......50,  167 

j— Fred.  Hugh  Gordon...  27: 
Cauningham,  Allan  H...  212 

—  Ayimer  Basil 2u 

—  Chas.  A.  Glentworth  3291 

—  Charles  Ale.'cander  ...  2^2 

—  Cuthrjert  Colpoys 404 

—  Frederick  George    ...  250 

—  Geo.  A.  D.  Forbes    ...  304 

—  George  Gteucairu   33,   .535 

—  Harold  Tweedale 184 

—  Herbert  Hugh    Blair  31,7 

—  .lohn 303! 

—  John  Adams  516 

—  Johu  Svflney 320, 

—  John  \VilIiam ..  115 

—  Percy  Henry 430! 

—  Robert  Allin ..  3^&| 

—  Thomas 1R3 

Cunnington,  Robert  H.  214 
Cunyngnam,  G  A.  Dick  35S 

-  Jas.  Keith  Uick    339 

—  Robert  Henry  Dick  ..  102 

—  5ir\Villiam  Dick.Btir^  293 
Cuppage,  Edm.  Vernon  29.?^ 

—  William  Adam  419 

Cure,  Allred  Captl  ...83,  i6p 

—  Herbert  Capel 61,  273 

Cureton,  Edward  Robert  237 
Curgeiiven,  Wm.  Chas.  266 
Curling,  Kryan  Jamea  ..  323, 
—  H.  Thomas  31,  165 

-Joseph 175 

—  William  Graham 1750 

—  William  KingsdowQ  332 
Curll,  Cha.  Kniilius  56,  205 
Curme,  Duncan  Edward  38: 

—  VVdliam  Charles  1791 

Curran,  Ar.  Edw.  11.  47,  327: 

—  Wm.  J.  Patrick  Adye  31^; 

t.!urrell,  Andrew    149I 

Jurrey,  Robt.  Gore  35^"; 

—  Vere  Fortrey...  244 

Curne,  Arthur  Cecil  85,  17^! 

—  Cyril  E.  A.  Spencer    20-, 

—  Ivor  Bertram  Feudall 

—  John  Wulia  n...  63, 

—  Ryves  Alex.  Mark   ... 

—  Thomas  ..35, 

—  Wm.  Gee.  Townsend 
Curry,  Montagu  C.  ...71, 
I'urteis,  Cyril  S.  S 

Francis  Algernon... -56, 


1S2 

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5  —  John...  3JI,  373! 

—  Reg.  L.  Herbert    7I 

—  WiUiamFred 341 

Curtm, Frederic  John  ...     18; 
Curtis,  Edward  George  251 

—  Harry  Alexander  0.51,167! 

—  James  Henry 382 

—  Joseph  Lindsey    -292 

—  Reginald  Salmond  70,210 

—  Thomas   367 

Curtoys,  Chas.  E.  E.  82,  400 
I('urzon,Fitzroy  Edmoud 

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—  Hon.  Montagu  , 

Casack,  Robert  Oriel   ... 
Cusins,  Albert  G.  T.  

—  Arthur  Frederick  .... 

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276 
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(.'uthbert, Gerald  Jas.  80,  223 

—  James  Harold  223 

—  James  Mackie   ^87 

Cuthbertson.E.Boustead  351 

—  Norman  William  ..77,  299 
Cuthell,  Algernon  H.  ...  247 

Cutler,  Howard  C 443 

Cuttle,  John 24S 

Cuyler,      Sir      Charles, 

Bart, 301 

da  Costa.  Edw.  Ronald     525 

—  Evan  Campbell 277 

—  Oscar  Michael  John...  434 
D'Aguilar,  A'ir  C.  L 163 

—  John  Swainson.... 371 

Dalai,  Kharshedji  A 527 

Dalby.  John 172 

—  Thomas  Gerald    322 

Daldy.  Alex.  Wm 442 

Dale,  Claude  Henry 264 

—  George  Arthur  430 

—  Rayner  William   i36 

Dalgety,  Heury  Barkly  143 
Dalgliesh,  Edw  ird  E.  C  436 

Dilhousie,  Eurf  of  223a 

D.tlison,  John  Poiham...  313 
Dallas.  Alex.  Egerton...  433 

—  Alister  Grant. 157 

—  Ch  irles  .M  iwbray 447 

—  David   388 

—  James 73i  200 

—  Julian  Stuart    433 

—  Stuart  Alex.  Chas.  ...  526 
Dalmahoy,  Patrick  C...  226 
Dalrympie,  E.A.aiphin- 

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^ //brt.  John  J  na  )s  ..  -.  223 

—  .S'(>  El.  G.  Elp'iindtone, 
Bart ...17.  405 

—  Robert  Francis 322 

—  William  Listoa 5 

Dalton,  Cecil  William  El.  400 

—  Charles... 3S4 

—  Eustace  Foster  Grant  24S 

—  Gerald  Grant 47,  247 

—  James  Cecil 31,165 

Dalv,  Arthur Crawtbrd..  247 

—  F.  A.  Bonner 379 

—  Henry  Dermot 421 

—  Hugh    . 447 

—  James  Henry... 381 

—  Joseph  Thomas 517 

—  Maurica   367 

—  Thomas 381 

Dalyell,  Hugh  Kenneth  433 

—  Theodore  fi.  A 40+ 

Dalzelt,  ifon.Arth.  E.  50,  301 
D'Amico,   Igino  Depiro  237 

Oa-nla,  Edulji  M. ..  524 

Dind,  Jas.  Briguell 272 

Uano,  Arthur  H.  G.  527 

Oanford,  Bertram  W.  Y.  214 
Daniel,  Charles  Cecil  ..  275 

—  Charles  James  307 

—  Edward  Vorke a^qo 

Daniell,  Arthur  C...   56.  167 

—  Edward  Henry  E 254 

—  Francis  Edw.  LLoyd  336 

—  Frank   William    432 

—  Fivderick  Fran.  W....  330 

—  Gcodrey  Aveaell 230 

—  JohuAlan  Le  Norreys  152 

—  Johu  Frederic 61,  399 

-Oswald  Jas ..  56-  3^3 

—  Wm.Arth.Blackburne  236 

—  William  Haymond  ...242ft 
D.:inn,  Hy.  Cnurnslde  B.  423 
Dansey,  Claude  Edw.  M.  258 

—  Fraucis  Henry  325 

O.intivi.  SorabshawH....  516 

Dapice,  John  E.  F 185 

Darby,  John  Edward  ...   117 

—  Wm.  Henry  54.  17^ 

Darovshiro.  Percy  H.  ...  139 
D'Arcy,  Joseph  Isidore  175;' 

—  Lionel  Kno.'c 307 

Oarell,  Lionel  Edw-  H. 

M.  132 

—  Wm.  Harry  Verelst  ..  221 
Dariey.  George  Roe    71,  168 

—  Henry  La  Touche  —  400 

—  James  Russell  435 

—  John  E.  Carmichael      146 

—  WiiUtm  H.  La  Touche  44^ 
Darling.  Chas.  Hv.  ...49,  207 

—  Rfif  Charles  Wesley.  530 

—  Horbjit  Ferguson  ...  255 


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Darrah,  O'Biieu  Zouch  .., 

Darroch.  Duncan 350 

Dartnell,  Geo.  Bruce  ...  366  „„„„„,.  ^,,..„ 
Darvill,  Wm.  Montagiie234ni  — Thomas  Arth 
Darwall.  Fred.  Wm 309       — 

—  Roljert  Iienr.v 401 

Darwin,  Robert  Henry  256 
Dashwood.  Claude  B.  L.  233 

—  Edrn.  \Vm 73.232 

—  Robert  Hcnrv  S 34s 

Datibene.v,  Sir  H.  u.   B.  23. 

—  Edward  Kaye  ..  ..71,  2t>2 
Daubeny.  Cyril  J.  B.   ...  303 

—  Edward  Alfred 277 

—  Giles  Bulteel 185 

Danbuz,  Robert  Fred.  ..  184 
Haui?lisb,  Geo.  Victor  So,  229 
Dankcs.  Arch.  Henry...  292 

—  Clendon  Turberville     330 

—  Henry  Francis 515 

Daunce.v,  John  294 


Daunt,  Bertnimllochrort  438 


299 
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'irH.71,  2421— Rich. Woodlorle... 77,  257 

—  Ihomas  Roid 42i|Deans,  Georjre  Noal 292 

—  ihomas  William  401  Deare.  Benjamin  Hobbs  5t8 

—  Walter  P.  Lionel      ..  173  -  Henry  Foulkes  149 

—  Warburton  Edward    358  Deas,  Leonard  Joi.  M.  529a 


i Davies, Lewis  JIersou..i85n  Dean5,Fredlt.Bernard7o,  41;  Donny,  Lem  Serena  135 

27°!  -  Llewelyn  A.  E.  Price  322  —  Georsre  Williams...  40,  40SI—  Richard    402 

396|  -  Noel  Philip  8s,  3^  -  Harold  Arthur 51,  4,7  -  William  A.  Chas.  346,  364 

-  Percy  George 370  -  Herbert  Elward  380  Dennys,  Alex.  Harry     ..  425 

-  Percy  Matcham    36;  -James S2,  299  —  Charles  John 51,  4.0 

Robert  Longfield   ....  386  -.lames  B.LimUay    ...  223  —  George  Wm.  P.  516 

SuttonAylmer 277- .rohn  Henry  290  —  Hector  Travers  ...!;...  426 

—  W.Aunesle.yiJurtonS;.;  417 
Dent,  Bertie  Coore   252 

—  Edgar  John  267 

—  Frank  Wilkinsoj  ..    .   iSo 

...  ,,      ,  ,„,  -'     .  -"-.  .«.  3*y«  —  Wilfrid  Harry   jj2 

\\:lbrahaai    Ihomas  369,  -  Lionel  M.  Ross 438;Deuvs,  W.  Hy.Adolphus  372 

Wm    A.  b   H.  Kevill  148'Dease,  Conly  Edw.    255  De  Piro,  Geo'r.f3  SI.     ..  ..185 

-  W-.Uiam  Hewitt    35?- Gerald   235lDe  I'ledge.Ga^pard  F.     306 

Davis    AliTcd  ilobert ...  2,s8  de  Batho,.SrHy.P.fl.<W.  3:7|-Harold  Geo.  160 

-Arthur  Lionel    34c  de  Berniere,  Hen.J  dcB.     17  dePonthieu,R.G.  R.deV.  422 

~k?°   ,•■•■■,••■•■■• 4=''deBflrry,Geo.J.L3we885,  178  De  Pree,  Hugo  DongUn   17; 

—  Charles  LuSin  ,38       Henry  CJeolTrey  N.  ...  jj^jdo  Patron,  Cyril    3:17 

-Mward      33.  -  Philip  P.  Evelyn ■73fD3rliam,  Frank  S.,..73,  277 

—  Edward  Newnlmm  ...  434;-  Richard  Meroditn   ...  340iDeri!ig,  Hsnry  Edward  223 

—  Edward  Otway 255ide  K  iurh;l,  BiyardA.  i754idettougemont,CecilH.78,i7o 

—  George  Iviw.  I'a-.ry,,.  404  Do  Brath,  Eruost 33,  4i4lDerry.  Arthur    207 

—  George  Henvdie  442|dc  Brett,  Harry  Simonds  i8o!de  Salis,  E  Iw.  An,'.  A.    354 

Thnr^bvH  V         ----- George  Mc  Bride   siDiJe  Burgh.  UlickG.C...     3;!- Edward  John 402 

lunrsby  H.  t 80    147  -  Gronow  John   43*  de  Bury,  Hsnry  R.  V.  ..  ,82  de  Smsmarez,  Cecil 180' 

ort  -.5..<-Har&Id  Jas.  Noi-man  349  Decie,  Cyril  Prescott  85,  17c! -Lionel  Wilfred 322 


Edward  Achilles 240I. 

■  Richard  Algernon  C.  344 


"J?'"?-; 367  d9Coetlogon,«»o.C.E.c:  sj2;De3hon,  Fred.  G.T 174 

—  Wnifm-Ti    "      ■'"■^l    -^'''JoliQ ■ 288  de  Crespigriy,ClaudeC    i33lda  Smidt,  Erroll  M 174 

—  waitei  U.  428  —  Percy  Bramwe.   ...      — -       '^.    -  r  "„■",„  ",^  .  '„ ,       „.-.'♦ 


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-  Geo?°e  Hob  ^     I  ~  nJ?'"'"  ^™"^  ^'■"•"'''  S=^  -  '^'■'""'•-"  ^'-  Caa^npion  162  -  Henry  F.  R .  3,, 

-  .Tohi''\rch  taid ^csn^ '"""'??,>■•■■,■; "•  ^'^i-Tvi-dllO.  W.  C.       .6j,  ,36  -  Wilfred  H.Oroasdaile  nl 

-Samn'pl  ^    Davisou.G.SIarkhain  58.  332  De  Domenico,  los.  .M.  d.  19  •  DesS^.eux,  Chas.  II...30    40, 

•n  f?  f  xT-^ ^'-t  —  Kenneth  Stuart      01,  411  Dee   "  '        •  '•  i  ■  y  / 

-  r»lbot  N.  Faw.sett  ...  34,  -  William  Pen 
Davcy,  Jecil  Francis 

Horace  Scott 


„  „  !arson  ,  So.  346  Deeble.  BenjamiiiW.  G.  381 

25S|DaToven,Vesey  H.  W...  3S3  Deed,  John  Cyril  401 

DaviiiM  GurV  r -59  Davson,Harold.LHunter4oi  Deedes,  Chas.  Parker  ...  3,5 

ij.aVKige,  t,uy  ,\1  c 270  —  Harry  .Miller  172  —  Henry  Gr.tnville  2.^ 

Davidson,  Alex.  Elliott...  2,5,  Davy,  Cecil  William    ...  2i,'  Deerm?  .1  mil  ^2 

-Arthur  '"^''  -  i''""  "*''■'■  ^^"''''  ■■  3<"  deFalbeiVi.'ant \viTuim329 

T  .u       .;■•  ; 40— Robert  M.  Manning  ..  271  Detacher  Hv    Tai  Is- 

zS-ii--^--  '3»eti;!-^::;-::  ^^^i^:^^..  i 

k:^?.?;;,^'"^^ 8^-  V^l-Chris.  Dering 5-9  de  Jersey,  Win.  Grant  ' 


526; —  Heury  B^rtr.im ..  211 


—  frnn^it  noo,-       --j  —--."••' ■'=='1 J  »"  ""•"  /j.  J '  7  U9  la  t.  oiiuamine,  Hv, 

—  Franc  sMlMleV;,;-  «9l- Henry  Stopford  ...54.  .6,  Delacombe.  Addii..:234,  374 
Fred     f  ,?l    ?nc^«n-  '''i  ;T  '°^'^  W.vndhain  G.  78,  168  do  la  Fontaine,  V.  H.  Jl 

—  ired    Aug.  Lascelles  259  Dawnay,  Guy  Payau   ...222:  ,,„    ,,^ 

"olorSeF  7,;  «„■;.•;•-•'•  ^"^r -g""-  ^l^^ 357iDelaforce,Edwin  F...".'  ,'72 

Z  Georfe  krrv  ■•     3A\-M«n.io\iM  .....     .51  iDelamain  Frank  G  .,63,  4.2 

—  i^eorge  Harry   225I  Dawson,  Arthur  Wm.        -■-       •"  ■■      "•     ■  ^'  ' 

—  Gordon  Villiera     18=  i— Charles  Huttou 


^79. 

'•.63!  ,-- 
5'7  —  Walter  Sinclair 420 

=  Hu^!;^^Seioi--" ^^^'-s^o^vitirs^  r:  ^^^S^fGl^eGSt:::  W^ 


_,  --^s.  186  de  la  Pasture,  Chas,  E.  223a 

Edn^.  Alfred  Finch    ,.  356  de  la  Penha,  P.  0 328 

Fraucis  Wm 80,  447  de  la  Pryme,  Percy  C.  ..  366 

—  Harry  Leonard     ..50,  410  de  Laveleve,  E.  R.  E.  .  .  18. 

—  Henry  Fint:h 171  Delavoye,  Alex.  Edw.  ...  361 

—  Henry  Hubert  234  _  Alex,  Marin 17 

—  Herbert  Edward 241U  —  Francis  Bethune     ..    .366 

—  Joseph  Tempejley...  :c5a  DeLisie.G.deSausinarez  420 
^,,1^     u     u     A                 .-  —  Richard  Long  222  —  Henry  De  Be-iuvoir... 

^  Wr      '^^'^ ^^l  -  ^Z^^''    7-  ^^7  Dalme?e.  Carfrae  H.    ... 

~T   .^.?.^qV  pr---    -y'  208-  Thotuas  Henry 287  do  Lotbiniere.A.C.  de  L. 

_Thoma.-,St.  Clair...S2,352i-VescyJohn 46,  2^4!        Joly  210 

-Walter  Lloyd 4221-  W.  Orford  Charles  ...  395  -HeaHGustivJoiy"::.'  2x2 

^  w         '■^''^  T^'""^^'"'  300  Day,  Arthur  Duncan  ...  445^0  ilolevns.  if.«.  f(  R. 

—  vVilham  Leslie 33.  t05|— Arthur  G.  FitzRoy  ...  294!         W.  Eveleieh  a-, 

—  WilliamThos.Chorley  254I-  Dudley  Alec  Lacy    ...  .34|deMoutmorency;*^ervvn2yo 
Davie  A  K  Ferguson...  43.^|- Edmund  395  -  iio«. WilloughbyJ.H.  2J2 

•  ^-  Ferguson. 299  -  Fraucis  Innes   265|Dempscy.  PatricK  Jos.     379 

-Francis Jeremy   ...31,  206  Denaro,  Chaa.  Albert  ...  102 

-  trancis  Reginald 239  Dene,  Arthur  Pollard  ...  283 

.  w«..i,i  p.,,..*  _..  £)eQtjy^uj^  Harold  A.    ...  237 

-Llewelyn  rf ..  361 

Dening,  Harold  398 

-Lewis  23,  407 

[  —  Lewis  Eales  44^ 

Deniaon,  Garnet  W 214 

—  Oliver  M 352 

■  —Vivian  Dewson ^66 

Denne,  Alured  B. 82,  178 

/-•  T-.      i_4=  .1   "     ■      r>,     ,  —  " J"'' —  Arthur  Robt. 420 

.  George  Freshfield    ...  365,Dealtry,  Herbert  A.   IJ.  276;-  iiichard  William  A  ..  I-^g 

—  „    •  yfo^^e  il 530  Dealy,  JohiiAudersunSo,  210  —  Willi  am  Henry  2  =  1 

—  Harold  uasamajor  ...  29S  Dean,  Arthur  Cecil  H.  ..   1^4  ;DeQn;s,  Meade  J.  C     "'    178 
~  5^^^>"  ,;■■■;■■,•  V 304  —  t>eo.PercivalTempe3t366,Denaistoiin,  lauO 220 

—  Henry  Hodoiph    301  —  Guy  Marriott 238I— JamesG.  172 

—  Hy.  aamuel  Price  73,  413  Deane.  Alexan.ier 234  Denny,  Ernest  W Aa 

-Hugu  Walter 44^  - -2^".  Barry  o'Meara...  506- prederictc  Wo-.ton  :..  326 

~*'°^" 75    415— Dennis 440  —  Henry  Cuthbert  ...49,  ioS 


.  Colonel  James   26 

—  Major  John 56,  307 

— Colonel  John 26,  406 

—  2)ifl  Lf.  John 185 

—  John  Humphrey 322 

—  John  Robert  B 72,  177 

—  John  Stewart !...  382 

.  Norman  Randall 175 


—  F, 

—  James  Henry  M 225 

—  Keith  Maitland... 273 

—  Wm.  J.  Ferguson 2S6  —  Harold  Ernest 213 

Davies,  Arthur  Mercer...  380 —James  Dunne 379 

—  Arthur  Mostyn 272 — John... 215 

—  Charles  Henry 430  —  John  George     .!!!.. 52,  207 

—  Claude  Gibney 234a  ~  Robert  VaughaQ...4o,  363 

—  Edwin  L.V.Saunders  235 —Tijoraas  H.  B.   ..     56    24 

—  Ernest  Wilson   179;— William  Buhen 381 

—  Francis  John   80,  219'Deacon,  H.  R.  Gordon  ...  348 

—  Frank  Gadsden  243  Deakin,  Arthur  Martyr  40^ 

-  Frederick  Geo.  Hugh  426  —  Fred.  Farrer       ..  -zl 


—  Heriiert 431 

de  Prafford,  Au^r.  Fras.  262 
Djveuiah,  Arthur  H.  N.    172 

—  John  Graham    271 

Deverell,  iJyriL  J 247 

de  Vicn:.  Percy  i'.  D.  ...  21.: 

Dew,  ArmineB 43f 

Odwar,  Arthur  Wm 241 

—  David  Erskine  ..   51,  167 

—  Gordon 37: 

—  James  Edward     ...50,  136 
67'de  Watteville,  a.  G.. 185 

Dewes,  Fred.  Joseph  ...  525 
de  Wilton,  Albert  W.  ...  427 
Dewmg,  Kdw.  John  ..35,  206 

—  Robert;  Henry    424 

de  Wiuton,  Charles  ,  72,  290 

—  Henry  Powys    ...  175'' 

—  Richard  Stretton i-^t 

de  Wotaki.  F.  R)la  ..28,  205 
Dibbeu,  Johu  Th  jinxi...  3_)3 

Dibble,  Harry 14^ 

Dibblee,  Fred.  Lewis  ...  391 

Dible}',  Athelstau... 354 

Dick,  Arthur  Ribert   ...  419 

—  Cotir. 34*) 

—  Dighton  Hay  A 259 

—  James  Roy 372 

—  Jotin  Campbell 353a 

Maxwell 526 

Robert  Nicholas 288 

—  William 380 

Dickens,  John  185^ 

Dickey,  OhverB.  R.    ...  306 

332  DicKie,  John  KUbrd...58,  208 

62  Dickin,  Edward  ti 136 

Dickins,  Frederick  185 

—  8.  VV.  Scrase- 334 

—  Beo.  William  Arthur  532 
Dickinson,  Aithiir  T.  S.  442 

—  Douglas  John ...  266 

Edward  32,  206 

Kruest  Arthur  ..  354 

—  Francis  Arthur... 282 

—  NevilleH.Campbell352,369 

—  Reginald  Charles 29^ 

—  WilUaoi  bleary  .. 529a 

—  Wm.Hy.  E.de  Briijsac  175 

—  William  V 56,  297 

Dickson,  AroQur ..  295a 

—  Bertram 174 

—  -i'trCollingwood ....  163 

—  Edward Th'.>mpsoa  ...     18 

—  Egbert 249 

—  George   Fred.  Hayes  203 

—  Graham  Joseph 325 

—  Guy  Tritton    262 

—  JouuBaillie  E.    ..  16 

—  John  Herbert     432 

—  Wm.  Edmund  Ritchie  212 

—  Wm.  Thomas 157 

Didham,  Chatubers 305 

Dietz,  Bernard  R. Si,  141 

Digau,  Geo.  Cuthbdrt  ...  3*8 


Ivdex — Active  List. 

—  William  Trench  ... 
Diggins,  Wm.  James 
Di^ffon.  Sibt. 


8i: 


orJ.~  R^r?"    3^6  -  Thnmas  Will  am':.::.:  ^i-  wiSrt  r-  Pn  -r,  ,.■•  3-'' 

???inJf?"' ;  -^ '7541-  William  Ilenrv '      ^"sVnW  l?±-S-35.^'=  '"^e  ^'^■ 


Taylor    441 


-  Constmtine  T.  Fras.  276 

—  Eric  Fitzgerald    :i66 

—  George  Fred.  H.  ...76,  421 

—  Henry Moimti ford  ...  302 

—  5i>  Martin  247 

Dimmock.  Henry  Peers    527 
Dmgle,  VVm.  Joliu 1756 


506 


Doni^an 

—  Kdn-.  Westhy 249 

—  Stephen  .lohn    363 

William -77 

Dooley,  William '.'.'.  29^ 

DooTier,  John  Graham.  .   174 

—  Wm.  Toke  ,7 


IJiDgh,  Edwd.   Oaruana  'ip-j  — Wm.  Dandas    '. ,46 

S/rf^i  k-'i'i'i°?,''i, "?i°''™'»..  B-  •'■  c ::54: 2*4 

t.  254 


Dinnen,  Campbell  H, 

Dincis,  Bertram  R 

Dinwiddle,  David 

Disney,  James  W.  k.  ... 

—  Robert 

Ditmas,  Air.  Robertson  — ^      „. 

—  Fred.  Robertson  ...40,  407'Dorman,  John  (3: 


—  Walter  Robert  B 
Dorehill,  Philip  U.  M.32,i77a 

DorL'aa,  .James    387 

Dorling,  Fras.  Holland 


■  SiS 

-  Henrv  u"""^''      ■'"•  39^~  AuCTs'tusC:' Hale Ill 

-  Henry  .\IannmR  172!— Joshua  '7 

=  Robert  ^w^ard 33;|Dumaresq,  Algernon  hV  l\l 

-  uniifol,  u     ^ ^■'"'  ~  Herbert  William  ,-,8 

nrl^f^'^"''^^  173  da  Maimer.  Gay  L  B  86  2'- 

Dredge,  James  Alien  ...  ,.2o,Dumhell,  Henry  Erio,^? 

SrgJ^s^^^-^-qC-!:--^-^^:  a 
p.|!?^t^---|j=f:;;SSSJi--.--3:^ 

George  Barry    247I  -  Lewis  .\Ia:;«     ' 


247 


r:\vell 


=^:^^::':-i  -, = ^}-^s^^^  r  -  wa.,am  .^.ho. 


':^^^^  .-u:::^ 373  Dre.er, 


Geo.  Villiers 


—  Harold  Edw.C'hurton  175       „^„. 

—  Leonard  I'hilip i72;Dorme 

Diver,  Thomas  234 


378  —  John  Tatbill 


>r^^^l^  "i^"?.  -^^l^r  =76  Dr.^.ght.  Geo.  Thos: 


W.  O.  Upton 
Cottrell 


18,  . 


Alfred  Chas.  H.  361  Dorrien.  H.  i:  Smith 


D. 

—  Ch.arles  Joseph 234!  Dorivard,  A^r"!-'"  ^j" 

-  Charles  Stewart 345,Doiicet,LouisC.A.de1i' 

~  "7«  *I"«J0"n«ll -57  Dougal.Geo.  B.   Roney 

-  tdward  Travers  173  Dougad,  John  Mitchell 

-George 367- Walter    . 

-  George  Fi-ederiok   ...  .71,' Dougherty.  John' Louis 

-  aenry  Grey 3o|  Doughty.  Charles  H.  M 

~S^f"'r'r,-.;-u H7|- Ernest  Christie 

—  Hubert  Bradshaw    ...  3o6'Dougla'       ' 

—  Petor  Eden  79.  209  -  Arch.  .  „,„ 

~"  £'^°™is '^f''!''!' 380'— Charles  W.H 

I^Sl-Sarles  Franks  3^«  -  «eor,e  Ale..  Akera 

—  Herbert  Hugh 76 


Thos.  A.  WUders 

uee.Cvril ,,i  _ 

-  Vere  Po«-ys  Z::4zi\-  GeorSe 

Druitt,  Edward 71,  ms'-  i------ 

Percy  Stanley 


140)  Druce 

205 
-■4 


Duncan,       .\[ex.         W. 
Anstruther 28* 


■  Frank 

-  George . 

-  George  . 


175 
,130 
133 


"31        Ansirutiier 28    iG= 

'83,'—  Francis  John .'  22^ 

420 

"7 


...46,  353 


.45lDruma^nd,Ari:Beri;;JSy^]^!_^=:^';™° 3 


.    Alfred 
Henry  Clare  .... 
(—  Horace  Adrian,. 


■  517 
258 


343j—  Eric  Gre.y 


,  Alex.  Fred. 
Philip 


-,-       Francis  E.  R 54  4,j 

443!— Kenneth  M;ackenzit8j,352 
203 1  —  L  lurence  George  . .  72   2^  j 
2431— 7/o/i.  Maurice  C.  A 
233,Drury,  Byron  Henry 


4431— Malcolm  Befford  '  3^, 
-"'  —  Richard  William  ...""  22; 

Siduev  Edward   .  ,«? 

Wilfrid  Bain .|„' 

300  — William  -  ..■-5s« 


3COj  Dundas,  Fred:  Charles: 


George  Prescott  ^. 

,„.,,.       ,,     -■  ,-.  T-o,      GeorgeStuart   ...  263 

~  w!    '?'"  tI"-®."'"*'*,®''  215,- Henry  Edw.Manning  386 
-William  Hugh^..^.. 80,  4.7  -  Herbert  Archibald  .!!  325 

422 
177 
448 


.Sol-  Francis  James  ..:...  .:  5.7'- Henr'vTiw-^    '''"■••  35° 

^^: ""  J.ir"o'^R^'=-'^°*"'5'-  4-i-paS''Sy°''= 'I 

's    -Ro^er,        ''^''  37.  -  Richard  Chas'^  .:: if. 

i\      .?o.?ert 378  —  WH.it.Bv  r.»oii„    "''^ 


Dobbin,  Edward  John. 

—  Herbert  Thomas  .... 

—  Leonard  Geo.  Win.. 

—  Robert  Alexander 

—  Wm.  Jas.  Kno\vleS7: 
Dobbs,  Alex.  Hugh...7; 

—  Charles  Fairlie .' 

—  Conway  Richard  ..  : 

—  George  Cadell  33,  4081— William 

—  Richard  Conway 347  -  William  Sholto 

Dobbyn,  Geo.  Hy.  W....     " 
Dobell,  Charles  Maop  79, 
Dobie.  James  Jardine ..: 

—  William  Hugh  Ed.  so 
Dobree,  Be  Sausmarez 
Dobson.And.  Fras 524 

Arthur  Curtis 


385,  —  James  Archibald 
282J— James  Stewart 

3081— Montagu  Wm 

374I— Robeit  Vaughan  .. 

414,,  — Sholto  William 

415.—  Stafford  Edmund.. 
438  —  Stewart  Ranken  .. 
2iri  —  Walter  Binny   


172 
350 
529 
434 
.  225 


—  William  Price 
Dryburgh,  Neil  M. 


3781— Walter  Leslie'  ,,, 

78,  399  Dundee,  W.J.  Daniel)  Sii  ^00 

^''^" "^JDualop,  A.H.Buchanan  310 

2s=  —  Archibald  Samuel  84,  169 


.  Douglass,  Percy  C.  .::::  387 
263!  DoiiU,  John  DjuU 

i44J  Douro,  Jfiicjuia  

176  Dove,  Frank  384 


I— Percy  Matthew  .,  ,„, 

Doveton,  Albert  II  l,- 

-"" ^-—  ""266 

440 
37" 


Hector  James    

—  John  Hodsou    

Dowdall,  Laurence  R 
Do     ' 


—  Edwin  Francis  H.    ...  516 

—  George  Magill    381 

—  Montague  Charles  ...  174 

—  Robert  Nelson 23,  _  nugn  uaswall  ...  ,8  = 

Docker,  Geo.  A.  Murray  23S  -  Townley  Ward         ,i  "g 

Dod.Anth.H  Wolley79.  nW,~  Re..  VtL  Berlce'ley    '  4' 

n  ?,r?  *?;.  ™'^->'    257  Dowell.Arth.  John  Wm   3?° 

Dodd,  Anthony 380  -  George  Cecil     82    I's 

^V.    Kr--;-:^ ■♦+°i      George  William  ....    '  ^ 

lh„^  ',°^?'''*,' 379'Dowmaii.  WillingconS    38 

Jodgson,  Colrjuhoun  S.  364,  Down,  Cecil  Patton  4, 

"wL^frfi"'?.  E'"^,*'^''  •■  ■"'b  H^lkeitWaltonMone'y  % 
-Heathlield  Butler i76|Dowiie,  Visct.   .  .  ,. 

iodmgton.W.  Marriott  sotlDowaer,  Cyril  P  '.'.', '' 

Jods,  Wm.  Sandars 239inowiin=  i-<i;o„  tr  o    3"i) 

JoJsworth.Geo.Pereival  i6o 


—  William 
Duberly,  Piiym.George..:  372 

—  znd  Lieut,  lie  n-ge    ...  402 

—  Grey  William 22a 

Da  Boulay,  Arthur  H 

Noel  W.  H 


-Arthur  Wallace... 

—  Chas.  A.  Montague 

—  OoliaN.  Bach. 


427 
241 
'74 


2'5|-  Frank  Passy S(, 

-Thos.W.Hoi.ssem^i;^^?IZ  1^^ ,f™;{='ahi::  sU 
Da  Buissou,  Henry...  ,79  241  _  Henrv  n   r1°L""S^'  '^^ 

^'S:;f  pl^^'r'^-';^  - « -  HenS.H;i^^?^-^"::  i^ 


■  John  Philip 

Ducat,  Charles  M, 


169  -Jams's  William 


427 
52,  167 


Dackett,  John  Steuart 


5 

345 
384 


-Wiii.',.r,?r     '"'''''''■•■  '5°  -Biber-tCharfes  ; frt 

n.,l^.''i'  .?  "'•™"  .;■.•-  372  -  Robert  Hy.  Willi.m"  ± 


Duckworth,  Herbt.  \Vm: 


-ding.Hy.SarriV'H:    ^    ---™"'.  Herbt.  Wm.  330  Duuoe  Arth.  MoauJ^y'  ^d 
HughCWall  '8^Ducr6t''Lo'uis'Hav:':'«;-  ^^K^'^fr?^.  ::■■■■  258 


N. 


■h^u     .      .ML ' "",    "^  M.  Panter z'za 


-John  Alexander 

tolby,  Seymours.  C.  ::: 
)olphin,  Harry  Cecil  . 
lomenichetti,  Fras.  U... 
Jon,  Frederick  Alex.  .. 
lonajoivski,  Reg.  E.  K 
Onald,  CoUnGeo...  48, 
onaldson,  F.  Leverton 

8s, 
■John ■ 

-  John  Wm.  Bdwa'rd  ::: 
^  Norman  

Kobt.  D : 

one,  Herbert  Richard 

Reginald  John 

"ouegan,  Jas.  Fras 

iOnkiu,  Fred.  L 

Dnnau,  William 


.^,       ^  *i.".  ^'Luuruiajton  347 

330  —  Leonard  S ,72 

2071—  William  iCno.\  70'  4,2 

37S:  Downing,  C.  M.  U.  ...28,  16= 

2901— Geoffrey  -.-^ 

427I- Henry  John   ...."'."'.'.  ^54 

309'— John  George   6^,  41^ 

231  -  William  Creagh  iBja 

235!Dowse.Bichd.'l'ho3.Edw  -i 
!  Doy  le,  A.  Havelook  J.  72 

,  i72| — Bernard 

•  382|— Francis  Joseph    :::'"  ,.,^ 

■  '721- Ignatius  Paroell  ...      52; 
175a— John  Fras.  Innes  H.  17, 

■  379  —  Joseph  Ignatius  P.      381 
239|D'Oyly,  Henry  E.Neville 401 

2131 — John 

382;  Doyne,  Wm.MarkhamVs 

1751/ Draffen,  Fred.  Geo.  W 

o-e.  B.  D.  A 48.^^I:-K^K'Sfi^-  ■■■''*'  -^1°^' 


ucrot,  Louis  Hay...  _, 
Dudgeon. Fred.  Annesley 

—  Patrick  Wellwood  ..: 

—  Ralph  de  Seton  . 
Dudley,     Ambrose 

Waldell 

—  George  de  S 

Duer,  Charles... ....: 

Duff,  Adrian  Grant  ...  .'. 
^  Alex.  Gordon    54 

—  Beauchamp   ^i 

—  Beauchamp  Oswald  ., 

—  Charles  K-l.vard  ...56, 
Garden  Beauchamp 


Gerald  Fitzgerald    . 

—  John  Hart ," 

Terence  Francis'K.'  .' 


141 
325 

i8j 

-^....^^.ouounDjcicect  227 

-VValterA ,5   ,fi. 


..  _.  439,—  TereuciJohoBickeVt 


■  William 


2D,  363 


.83!Dunolly.  Kenneth  J.^J.  ito 
5i8;Dunsany,  E.J.M.D.Zor.^  222 
299;Daasco:nbe,N.  Blake  .-& 
299  Dunsford,  Evelyn  Hy  I?, 
411  -Francis  P.  S.  Vi, 

404  Dun3terville,Arthurii:73  iL 
■  49  -  Edward  Leslie  ...  ,;„ 

343|—  Herbert  Edgcumbe  ' 


■abaraKiyll  i8o|- Kaightley  S'  "7  ''^i 

^I  PI......I.,  .    '4.     170 


4+2 

,  162 

270 


—  Geor 

—  George  Mowut 
James  Charles 
LachlanGordon  34°lDu"Port,  Osmoml'c 

-Robert  George  Vivian  ,33  Du  Pre,  Frarjames  "  " 
Durand,  Alg.  G.  A.      26 
—  Hsnry  Marion 
Durant,  Robert  J.  A 


424 


3»5 


Duffus,  Edward  Johii36, 17c 

Fras.  Ferguson    363 

Grajine  Sym 82,  169 

Dugan,  Francis  Rogers    352 

—  Winston  Joseph 241a 

Dugdale,   Fred.  Brooks  146 

>59 
37Q 

■an,  Chas.  Wm. 383 


.  2IO'— Lionel  Charles 

.  358jDaperier,  Henry  ^W.n.33,  io6 

174 
144 
410 
15c. 
3S1 
373 
531 


—  Arthur  Cameron  ...    .  387 
Duflield,  James 352 

^g:geh,;r:::::::::.^:^  B:^{t:-^^i^Y-/- 


Jiimea  tiordon 

WaUan 


Mium  Joseph 33,  DwxI.Gej 


Durman,  Frederick  i., 

DurnforJ,  Guy  E.J        '  ,; 

Durrant,  George         IJ. 

-  Hector    Montgomery  305 
Dustan,  .Folin  W. 

Duthie,  Arthur  M 

Dulhy,Arch.  Edwa'r'dis:  .us 
Dutton,  Jas.  Huutly  .-6^ 

Duus,  ascarFred.    ...::  Igt 


401 
175 


5i^ 


Indf.x — Active  List. 


■  Harry  Mactntire 


Duxl>urv,C:harlesD.     -.  44^  Edri.lse.  Chos.SaUon...  137  Klliot  GeorsoR.msayS. 

^Sidney  Hush 279,  -,73  EchvHi-des,  Alei.Cobarn  437  —  Uilhort  S.  MD.  ...82 

Dnaue,  John  William   ..  32- —  .Inlin  (irahame   436 

Dw7er,  Arthur  Geo.  78.  ^79  —  ><tanley  Malcolm 

—  Bertie  Cunynghame    252  —  Uuii.  William  — 

—  Geo.  Toulmin  C i32  fSd wards,  A.  H.  M. 

—  John    345  —  Alfred  Harold    ,. 


33?  Erskine.  Ar;'i.  Jn. 
209  —  Arthur  K  1  .vanl 
180  —  Charles  ElUs  Hay 

.    .  424  —  Henry  Grattan 242a  —  George 

134— HuL'u" J37  -Jama<  Frances  ... 

71,  139  —  Hush  Samuel  Riger  2i2  —  Joha  D  ivid  B 

....I75n  —  Johu  Aug.  Gilbert 


.363 
■75 


231. 


DvHS,  Jas.  Ridprew.ay  70,  234  —  .\rTlmr  Clement   ......  1/3 

Dyco,  G.  Hugh  Coles  18,  406  -  Cecil  Uradney  Jervis  2821 

—  Hugh  Lennox   444  —  Charles  Grant  F....8j,  417, 

Over  iJeo  Alfred  S    ....  530  -  Cha3.  Mackenzie. ..=;4.  3>0;  -  Wdliai: 

—  trthurJ    Leslie         .  261  -  Christopher  Vaughan  250' EUiotr,,  Alfred  Charles. 

—  Charles  Robert     ..83,  31a  -  Clement  XIaitlaud  S2,  275I- Charles  AUea 

—  George  Kov.-ers 228  -  David  Johii....... 

—  Hyde  Ridgway 137  -  Kric  Lea  Pnestlcy  . 

—  John  Edw.  Frederick  141  -  FitzJames  Maine... 

—  Bci:  Joseph  Perry  ...  532  "  Francis  W  m.  L'oyd 
~  ReF-nald  Edvr.  Harry  426  -  Frederick  L  harles 
-Stewart  B.  Bythcsea  .3.',       "■•■'' ""'""  '-""'■' 

-Thomas  ".v.  B. ■  39' 


260  —  I^-iith  0  ivi  I 

365  —  Thos.  >V.  H.  Johu     ... 

's2t  —  William  D  luglas 

5i7iE40ombP,  Ce:;il  Aubi'ey 
"      -■    "     -   Kuiga'.   ... 


Johu  Furzer 

Robert  Hsnrv 

Win.  Hy.  Wilson  .  . , 

n  Scitt 152  Essell.  Fred. 

4^6  Essex,  Bertram  E 

213  E?son.  Edw.  Milcolm   .. 

367 —Charles  Roulstou     .  ..  213  —  William     

249'-  Gilbert  Chas.  Edwar.i  213  Estridge,  Cecil  L 

420'— Harold  Edward 311  Etches,  Chas.  Ediv 

32J  —  Herbert  Henry .188  Uteson.H.  Crrlton  W.8| 

400—  Hu^h  Ernest n3  Et'iei-iug-.on,  Goui-gj    .. 

,,,..hamThos.Geoi-ge  161  —Hugh  Russell 276  Etty,  iZ.-.v  COarlei  J  >iki 

Hubert  de  Kurgli...  ..  264  -  Rcgiuald  Wm.Sydue-  439  Eustace.  A.le.\-.  H.mry 


Uvke.  Oswald  Muirhe:ul  241 
438- 


Hu"h  !.... .' 36iiEllis, -Alfred  Chas.  S.  B.  44^ 

James ..185a:—  Arch.  Horace  Joseph  266 


231,—  JohnBurnard . 

529  —  Lancelot 

179:—  Richard  Feildnig.... 
2£o' —  Koiierick  MacKenzii 


415 
24  T 


Charles  C 49,  207  —  Fred.  Adolphus  D.  o. 

Fred.  Kobert  H. 


Conyngham  It.  C.  79,  269 

-  -       George  Adams 69  —  Henry  ilonti. 

425,—  GeraldMontagueAug.337  Evaus.  .A.rthuri)weu, 


—  Percy  vail  Hart 
Dykes,  Alfred  M'Nair 

—  Campbell 

—  Lionel  E.  B 

—  William  Alston 

llvmnck,  Arthur    -..        

D'yne,  Frank  W.  B 229  -  W.  A.  Spencer  329,-  James. Uexandei 

iVvott   Richard     204  -  William  Egerton  173  —  Philip  Mackay  ... 

DVeon,  Harry  Bernard     225  -  Wui.  Fras.  Boucher...  251;-  Richard  H   Adam  ...  ..^. 

—  Herbert  Jekvll  517  —  William  Rice 517—  Robert  dill  .^. 3i'>' 

—  Louis  Morgan  174  Edye.  John  Simpson       .  382I-  Sherman  G,  Venn    ...  3I1 

—  P.  Shakespeare... 373  —  Murray  W.  Joseph  79,  364—  William  Hastings 


-  Charles  Ljgg;  E. 

-  Francis  Jii.  Wn:. 


■34. 


343 
384 
136 

2  20 
388 
256 
401 


173 
216 


100 

139 
214 

3"? 


■  Wilfrid  Hon crs     395 i— Herbert  Charles  310 

2S7  - 


—  Thomas  Edward"^..'.'!  528  Edyvean",  Fred.  Geo.  ...  402  -  William  Montague  So,  209 


Arthur  Stuart   214 

Brj-an   233 

378  —  Charles  Harford  519 

i3;  —  Charles  Lewi.s  183 

—  Charles  Robert 386 

—  Cutnbert ..  172 

David  Howard 33-i 

Edward 


279  ■ 


"162  Egkn.  MibhaelHenrv223,36S-Wm.  Robert  Jason  ...  3,5  -  Edward  Benjamin 
i3i  Egerton,  Arthur  Fredk.  342  Ellison,  Gerald  Fras.75,  234  —  Edward  George 


Arthur  Geo.  Edward 
Caledon  Philip 


Eadon,  Frank  Henry  78 
Eady,  Chas.  Edward 

—  Frederick  W.  E 400  - 

Eagle,  Fras.  E.  B 290 

Eagles,  Henry   Cecil  49.  390  —  Charles  (.  omyn 

Balden,  Charles 216  — Charles  Philip 

Bates,  Cecil  Moncrieff...  4:9  —  Francis  V/m.  .5" 

—  Lionel  Geo.  Nuttall ...  229—  George  Algernon  ..... 
Eames,  Tho.  B.  G.  F.  ...  349  -  Granville  Geo.  A.  48 

—  jef.-.  W.  Leslie    533  —  James  Buswnll 

Earlc,  Edward  Savi 439  —  Raleigh  Gilbert      .71 

—  Francis  Alfred 78,  234  —  Ralph 47 

—  Frederick  John  453  —  Samuel  W  illiam 

—  George  Hughes 147  —  H<"'-  Wiltrid  C 

—  Henry 56.  315  Eicke,  Ernest  C. 

—  Hubert  Malins 5.19  Klam,  Herbert  V,  illiain 

—  Maxwell 219  Elderton,  Fred 

—  Philip  Dougla.'i    24 


.  Ralph  Henry  Carr  80,  142'—  Edward  Stoke; 


35. 


George  Farrington. 

.  133  —  George  Henry    — 395 

' — George  Milford 424 

—  Geo.Wm.  WallaceD'A. 


24  —  Richard  George. 
4071- Richard  Todd    . 

448—  flee.  William 530j 

4io'Elliston,  Peter   185       ^  .,,   „ 

i6c  Ellwood,  Bertram  Price  438  -  GranvdlePennefather  436 


,  107' 


—  Harry  J.  Eaton 


257  —  Henry  J.  Arehibild...i75« 
8  —  Herbert  Davies i75n 


51 


336  Elmslie.  Fred   B 
404  —  Wilmot  Poster  ..     86, 
417  Elphick,  Harry  Wm.    .. 
360  Elphinston,  Aiexis     .  .. 
1S5  Elphiustone.  Arth.  P.  A 

i42,Elrington,  Fred.  R 

373  Elsmie,  Alex.  M.  Spears 
7;ul— Geo.  Edw.  Douglas...   .   . 
Uiindtts  381  —James  Richd.  Forbes  340— Leopoll  txxo 
Murray  Trent    434lEl3ner,  Otto  W.  A 3^t  Z  {'fr^^K-',!'^ 


■7' 


.  Vi. 


350' —  Horace  Carlyou.. 
423  —  Horace  Moule    .. 

Horatio  James    . 

James  Thomas  .. 

Johu    


356- 


40i 
.  435 

-37 


ilSt'SZS^r    ;:::::  2I;  -Sowl^div^nncrsei  lal  Elton,  AUre.G.G.  ..  ...    48  -  LJew^lyn 


Eassie,  Fitzpatrick  39=  Eley,  Wilham  Gaidincr 

East,  Cecil  James 5  Elgee,  Cyril  Hammond 

—  Charles  Courau    234  —  Hugh  Francis 

—  Lionel  Wm.  Pollew  ...  179  —  John  W.  1, 

Eastman,  Wm.  1 58,  397  —  Percy  E.  Liiidredge... 

Eastmead,  Chas.  Sidney  432  Elger,  Edward  Gwyu  ... 

Easton  Fred.  Arthur     .  181  Elgood,  Garranl 

Eastwood.  HughdeC...  135  -  Perruyal  Ge..ive    

—  John  Chas.  B 76.  i53'Elia8,  Alfred  H.  \\  . 


Arthur  Bayard 78,  256 

2511— AVc.  Edw.  Daubeny...  457 
266  —  Fred. -UgernonG. ¥.85,170, 

310  —  Henry  Stracnan  ...  6,405 

311  Elwes,  Fred.  Fenu  5301 

245  —  Henry  Cecil     223I      ,..,,.,,,    ,. 

313  —  Leonard  Barclay 138,-  Wilfrid  Keith 

242  —  Lincoln  B.  Gary   332;—  W'l,'"'^ 

404 —Walter  V.J.  Cary 171 


Percy 

Samuel 

Samuel  Honching  ... 
Thomas  Julian  P.  46, 
Usher  Williamson  ... 
Walter  James    


—  Robert  John  Camac...  436  -  Arthur 227  -  ietc.   Wilham  Weston  53. 

ZwiUiim 345  Eliot,  Harold  Selwyn  ...  1S4  Ely.Edwyn A. Sylvester  25.       ,  .  „"pj,„^„,,, 

"'""       -  ■*    '   -Mark  445  Eman,  Bowes  Leslie  48.  i?^- J ''I'iJ'horold , 

-"""^  443  _     ,     >  „        _._  .,/;^' Rt7Alp(rh.  C.  Newman  8:;. -. 


—  William  Hirry 
Evatt,  Francis  \\'illi< 

—  George  J.  il- 


Baton.Htm.  Herb.  Fras.7,219 
—  James  Bird 529 


;  Xeville .'.V.V  184  Emberton,  Francis 369'Evelegh,  C.  Newman  8 


—  Edmund  George  4'^o 


■  Edward  I-arker 


242.  Bverard,  Chas.  Julius  . 
Everest,  Wm.  C.  Robert 
Everett,  Chas.  W.      

395  ~  Henry  Joseph 


17' 
232 


Robert  Coleman  377  Eliott,  Francis  H 447  Embleton,  John   369, 

Kobert  i^oiema  j//  _      _^  ^^^^. 147  Emerson,  Geo.  Augustas  516  -  Fred  John 

404,Elkington,  Geo.  Edw...  212  -  Isaac  Bomford 378;  Even,  LjorgeE 

137  —H.  Percival  George...  382  —  Norman  Zeal   ... 

301  —John  Foi-d  234  Emery,  Wm.  Basil 

356  —  Robert  James  tioodnr.  170  Eaderby,  Samuel  H 

,-,  _  Wm.  Ernest  Walter..  2;4a  England,  Arthur 

382  Ellam.  Alfre       

-"Senry  Thomas 361  Ellersnaw,  Arthur    .  .  . 

Eckford,  Ashton  B 445  —  Wilfrid...  . 

—  .lohn  J.  H.  B 423  EUery,  Ernest  Edward 

^""^  ""'"■  "■  - l^  ^lg;Sw^re  8i;  n:^^^^:%^-Se,d  227;  Ewaid^  Fei.Un.ni.  C.  T.  32, 

32c.  —  Edmond  Claude 


—  William  Arnold 
Ebden,  Fras.  Thos.  P. 
Eccles,  Cuthbei-t   J-  ■• 

—  Robert 5 

—  William  VertOTi  ... 
Eckcrsall,  F.  E.  Nixon 
Eckersley,  Edwm 


170  - 


LeonardWin.  Dawson 
William 


180  —  Francis  Herbert   263—51.    .... ■■ .- 

17, -Raymond    172  Everitt,  Stuart  Oswald 

380  -  Thomas  Percival. ..84,  235,  -  Sydney  George    ...75 
Wm.  John  Parmis   ...  238  Every,  Oswald 


Edden,  Arch.  Jas.  F. 
Eddowes,  Wm.  Black 
Eden,  .Man  George 

—  Harold  William 

—  Schomberg  Henley 


380 
'387 


252 

79.  203 
361 


Eu| 


:icuu^i    i-i.'-i.'.'-  4.».u"w~-    — (     •  ,.  -     - 

fleheart,  E.  L.  ...    81,  263iEwart,  chas. -Nicnolson  182 


—  >'(r  Edmund  Roche 
209  —  Hui;*h  Jamieson   .... 

^  299  —  Malcolm  Rothney   . 

—  William  Rushbrcoke  173  EUice,  E.  C 

Bdes  Charles  Albert  40,  363 —  Robert  Frederick 

Edgcunibc,  Piers  366  Ellicombe,  Goo.  Johii8 

Edge,  John  Dallas  377  Ellington,  Edward  L.. 

Ed'ell  Edw.  Arnold  ...  210  Elliot,  Adam  Scott...  76, 


iC4iEnglish,  C.  Ernest  7: 
213  I—  Ernest  R.  MadUj 


■77",  ■ 
317 


Frank  Rowland  237 

Godfrey  D.  Henry  ...  296 


FrederickPaul..'!...58.  3541 -«"■  Weary  Peter  141 

Rec.John 53,,-S.r  John  Alex ^.  330 


i7c|  — Joseph  0.vley    ;6,  i77j 

242I— William   307! 

:74  Enuis, -irthur  B.^ 290 


John  Spencer   48.  342 

I— Richard  Henry 423 

—  Robert  Frederick  ...  175a 


,42lE.-.rK|Uez,  Albert  D...  52,  411-  Walter  Uouglas 


342 


_.,4  -S.Alex.J.Hardv......  140  -George Dallas 'f  S"'"="''^'.^™p   w^ '2 

^       ..  ..        ,,  i:» r.' I   !•   f>.,»nia     »ii.  Kwftiis.  Geo.  c .  \\  m.    ...  <;io 


Bd<Teworth,  Kenneth  K 

Edghill.  iJer.  J.  C 390  —  Bertram  Xowell    ... 

Edlmann,  Ernest  E...  ..  180  —  2«rf /.ifii/.  Charles 
Edmeades,  Henry 330^— £■>«'.  Charles  

—  William  .iUaire i84|—  Charles  Riversdale 

Edmonds,  JamesEdw.8o,2co  —  Charles  R.  Scott  ... 

—  Richard  James  ...190,  370  —  Edmund  Halbert  13 


401 !  Ensor,  Fred.  C.  Curme    184  Eweus,  Geo.  F.  VVm 

iS4|- Howard   386  Ewm,"    Ai.sr.-,- W.  t- 

282  Eathoven,  Cha.  Heufrey  2ia| 

4271- Percy  Henry 7 

439lEntrican.  James.^ 
■7' 


SI 
Alister  W.  S.  ...  329 

Douglas  Ramsay  269 

iesl-  Norman  Arch.  Orr...  223a 
526I—  Walter  C.  Leckie 235 


oEntwistlc.'i'hos.Geo.';:.  133  E.vham,  Frank  Simeon    284 

Fdmradson"  JamesH":  367  -  Edward  UallettHuih  i74iErok,  John  C 421  -  Godirey  John  «  m. ...  =15 

-Robert  Holt =J  -  Edward  Locke 30.  407,ErrinEton,WalterHeury  427  -  ^l^:^,,^,^-]-  HI 

Edmundson,  Geo.  E ,85- George  Augustus    ...  254  ErroU.  £."•;  0/    '^       bim.0.1  tiaruj  ...    4. 


Indpui — Active  List. 


814 


Kxton,  Thomas  388I 

Eyre,  Colin  Dougrlas 323 

^-  Gervas  Selwyn  ...  40,  40S 

—  Hastings  Aug 245,37?, 

—  Hastinjja  EUes  John  293 

—  Montague  Stokes 524 

—  Morland  Stanhope  ...  178 
Faber.  Sydnej'  George      213 

—  Walter  Vavasour ......   173 

Fapan,  BernaTd  Joseph  441 

—  Reo.  C.  C.  T 457 

—  Chris. G.  Forbes.. .58,  447 

—  Chris.  S.  F 7,  397 

—  Edward  Arthur    439 

—  Kuph  Rollo     426 

—  James  Lawtie 7,  405 

—  Lncias  Emilius 436 

—  William  Welply 279! 

Faichuie,  Douglas  C.  ...  252 

—  Fred.  Geo 

—  Norman  383 

Fair,  Arthur  E.  B.    173 

—  Fred.  Kendall  211 

—  James  George 23,  162 

Fairbrother.Wm.  T.  5S,  411 

Fairfax.  Bryan  C 332 

Fairholme.  W.Ernest  72,  i63 
Fairlie,  James    270 

—  James  Gordon 307 

Fain-ie,  Septimus  H.  ...  384 
Fairtlough.Chas.E.G.M 

85.  301 

Faith,  Thomas  290 

Faithfull.Hy.  Turner 51,  410 

~  Wm.  Conrad 52,  4" 

Falcon,  ChaB.  Gordon...  212 

—  Hobert  Morgan  422 

Falconer,  A.  G.  Lovd  ...  22311 
Falkiner,  Travers  H.  ...  348 
Falkner.  Eric  Felton  ...  29 

—  Ret.  Thomas  Felton..  396 

Fallon.  James 382 

Falls.  John  Alex.  W.  50,  363 

Falmouth.  Lord 6 

Fane,  Cecil 153 

—  Ernest  Charles  296 

—  Julian  273 

—  Vera  Bonamy    424 

Fanshawe,  Charles   206 

—  Charles  Henry  3^: 

—  Edw.  Arthur 63,  i6q 

—  Edward  Hew... 160 

—  George  Dalryraple  34.  176 

—  Gerard  Lewis ...  210 

—  Hew  Dalrymple...  56,  136 

—  Lionel  Arthur    i 

—  Reg.  Winnington  284,  ^73 

—  Richard  Dalrymple...  213 

—  Robert     85,  301 

Farbrother,  Chas.  Hill  139 
Fargus.  Harold 28; 

—  Nigel  Harry  Skinner  226 

Fiiris,  John  George 404 

Farley.  James  J.  B 329 

Farm'ar,  George  Jasper    257 

—  Harold  Mvnors...  258,36 

—  William  Cecil  R.  iSo 

—  Wm.  Lawr.auco  ...85,  178 
Farmer,  Francis  C....49>  ^7^ 

—  John 395 

—  John  Henry  3»4 

—  Langford  Llanwarne  254 
Farquhar,  Francis  D —  221 

—  James  '74 

—  William  Alexander  260 
Farquharson,  David  L, 

Wilson  299 

—  Ernest  Gordon 212 

~  George  Frederick 366 

—  Harry  Douglas 400 

Farraf^  ay,  William    367 

Farran,  George  Fras.    .175" 

—  George  L.    404 

Farrant,  Harl  Fitz L.  63,412 

—  Henry  C.  Binsteed  ...  28 
Farrell,  Henry  J.  Wm...  170 

—  John  Charles 288' 

Farren.  Sir  Rich.  T 307I 

Farrer,   Frederic  L.  ...  175^ 

—  Philip ••  54.  294 

Farwell,   Chas.   Bowers  2:2 

Faskally,  John  D 351 

Fasken,  Chas.  G.  M.  52,  411 

—  William  Henry 420 

Fasson,  Disney  J.  M.  84,  169 
Faulder,  Gerard  Aug....  307 
Faulkner,  Percy  Hope     386 


Faulkner.  Aug.  A.  M.  M.  42 
Faunce.AIuredDeLaune  43: 

—  Bonham   360 

—  Charles  Edmund 380 

^  Granville  de  la  M.   54,  310 

—  Robert  de  Lauce 411 

Paussett,  E.  G.  Godfrey  211 

—  Owen  G.  Godfrey 303 

—  Percival  G.  Godfrey  170 
Fawcett.J. F.Malcolm  50,146 

—  Percy  Harrison 179 

—  Ralph  F.  Morris 387 

—  William  Francis 

—  William  James 377 

Fawcus,  Harold  Ben 387 

—  Hugh      t74 

Fawkes,  Edward  Dalton  30:; 

—  Lionel  Grimston     32,  T76 
Payle,  Robert  J.  Leech 
Fayrer,  Fred.Darand  S.  529 

—  James  O.S 419 

—  Joseph 382 

Fearnside,  Clarence  F.,.  526 
Fearon,  Paul  John  22 

—  James  Ahmuty  .56,  256 
Featherstonhaugh,  H.  251^ 
Fedden,  Clement Agnew  284 

Peethara,  Edward 310 

Fegen,  Magrath  F.  ...61,  177 
Feilden,  Cecil  Wm.  M....  143 

—  Edward  LeylandC...  334 

—  Granville  Cholm 336 

James  H.  G 322 

Ramsay  Robert    307 

Randle  Montague    ...  301 

—  Wemyss  Gawne  G. 257, 373 
Feilding,  Geotfrey  P.  T.    221 

—  Ron.  Sir  Percy  R.  B...  243 
Fell,   Matthew      Henry 

Gregson     

—  Robert  Black 78,  269 

Fellowes.  HalfordLe  M.  440 

—  Xavarind  Bulwer 361 

Fellows,  Berti-am  Chas.  444 

—  Christopher  Stewart  432 

—  Ernest  Gadesden 244 

Felstead,  Rotert  244 

Fendall,  C.  Peai-s 72,  177 

Feneran,  Frank  E 23r 

Fenn.EdwinHaroldM'B  437 

—  Ernest  Harold 378 

Fenner,  Claude  C 432 

Fenning,  Alg.  E.  H 2 

—  Wm.  Maxwell     44° 

Fenton,  Alexander 529 

Alex.  Bulstrode..  50,  410 

Layard  L \i,  408 

Fen  wick,  Geo.  C.  R.  C  ..  263 

—  Hy.  Thos. 50,  134 

Martyn  John  Edw.  ...  294 
Nicholas  E.  de  B 321 

Fenzi,  Lionel  D.  G 351 

Ferguson,  Alan  C 366 

Algernon  Francis  H.  133 

—  Aribur  George 356 

Charles  Alexander  ...  137 
Charles  Austin 279 

—  James  ...  388 

—  James  William 161 

JoYm 293 

.John  David 383 

—  Kenneth  Bethune...   J75U 

—  Nicholas  Charles 381 

—  Sp«ncer  Charles   232 

Victor  265 

Fergusson,  Arthur  Chas.  181 

—  Charles 49,  219 

Herbert Chaworth  ...  334 
John  Adam 28 

—  Vivian  Moffat   175 

—  William  J.  Smyth  84,  135 
Ferny  hough,  Hugh  C.  ..,  315 

Perrand,  Edward 524 

Perrar,  Henry  M 83,  169 

—  Michael  L 256 

Michael  Lloyd   ^42 

—  Walter  Hughes 297 

Ferrer^:,  E.  Bromfield  ...  270 
Ferrier,  George  Henry...  376 

—  Jas.  Arch 47,  201 

Ferris,  William  Butler4o,  408 


Fether^tonhaugh,A.St.L.25Q  PitzClarence,  Aug.  A.C.  236 

—  Kdwyn 354  —  Charles   224 

—  RichardSteele  Rupert    16  FttzGerald.  Alfred  Edw.  36[ 

—  Timothy  33^' —  Arthur  Ormsbv 38. 

—  William  Albany  442  —  Chas.  Mordaniit  ...46,  409 

Ffennoll,  Richard 353  —  Edward  Arthur    739 

Ffinch,  Matthew  B.  D....  32^  —  FitzGerald  Gabbett  ..  387 


Ffrench.  Evelyn ...1751 

—  Thomas   424 

Field,  Aubrey  Liebert.   234*/ 

—  Cecil  Duncan    15G 

—  Chai-les  Douglas  436 

—  Charles  Wm 422 

—  Cyril 70,  309 

—  Cyril  P.  C.iFaure 2^6 

—  Donald  Moyle   404 

—  P'rederick    367 

—  John  Alan  Faure 441 

—  Joseph  Thomas    266 

—  Kenneth  Douglas 1S4 

Fielden,  Harold 148 

—  John 143 

Fielding,  Thomas  E 3S7 

Fiennes.H.  E.  Twisleton 

Wykeham.. t^o 

J.       T.       Twisleton 

Wykeham ..  314 

Nathaniel  Ivo  E. 17^^ 

Fife,  Alex.  John     323 

—  Aubone  G 130 

—  Robert  Bainbridge 

—  Ronald  D'Arcy 256 

Filmer,  Sir  Robt.  M 220 

Fincastle,  Alex.  E.Vitct  157 
Finch,  Benj.  Joseph 2_~ 

—  Colin 423 

—  George  Forbes  C 1S3 

—  Hamilton  W.  Edw. 

—  Herbert  Marshall... 

—  Somerset  A.  George  323 
Findlater,  VVm.  Alex.  V.  347 
Pindlay.    Charles    Wm, 

M'Diarmid 339 

—  Harold         229 

—  Neil  Douglis 71,  168 

Fink,  George  Herbert ...  517 

Fink^,  Richd.  F "" 

Pinlaison,  John  Bruce  400 
Pinlay,  Alex.  C.  Macg.  T37 

—  Alex.  Russell 

—  Frank  Dalzell    243 

—  Ian  Archibald    143 

—  Robert  Francis 18 

Finlayson,  Duncan 33 

—  Robert  Gordon  175 

Finley,  Alexander    

Finn,  ficy.  Arthur  Henry  532 

—  Harry 48 

Thomas  270 

Finnic,  Robert  Blake  84,  723 
Finnis,  Benjamia  H.   ...  445 

—  Fx'unk  Alexander 185 

—  Henry 50.  207 

John  Fortescue    4it 

Finucane,  Thomas  387 

Firminger,  Rev.  W.  C. 
Pirth,  Edw.  Wm.  Anson  430 

Henry  Vivian    438 

Richard  Anson    434 

Robert  Hammill 380 

—  Samuel 1850 

Fishbourne,  Chas.  Edw.  232 
Fischer,  Lewis  Gordon  518 
Fishe.  Arthur 18,  406 

Artli.Fras.Babington  184 
Fisher,  Artnur  Alex.     ..  247 

—  Arthur  Joseph  ...  276 

Bertie  Drew    158 

Charles  Alex 182 

—  Charles  John 82,  i77(( 

Chas.  Sidney  Dalton  319 

—  Charles  Taylor 398 

—  Edmund  Nelson 328 

—  Fra.  Torriano 84,   178 

—  Frederic  George  280 

—  Frederick    43 

Harold 328 

Harry  Bruges    326 

—  Henry  Fraacis  T.  273,  365 

—  Herbert  George i75«i 


—  George  Alfred   1 7(1 

—  Geo.  Edw.  Foster 251 

-  Gerald  James    134 

—  Herbert  Swayne  -49,  3^2 
^  James  Stephens    255 

—  Loftus  de  V'alleni:n...234a 

—  Mordaunt  Johu  F.  ...  173 

—  Norman  D'Arcy  184 

—  Oswald  Arth.  Gerald  442 

—  Percy  Desmond    152 

—  Peter  Francis 31; 

—  Thomas  Patrick  1 85U 

FitzGibbon,Edm.Geraldi75u 

—  John  A... 182 

FitzHenry,C.  Brittain...  148 
Fitzherbert,  E.  Herbert    28 

—  Hugo  Meynell 149 

PitzHugh,  terrick  C...  2:4 

Fitzjohn,  Tudor 270 

Fit7,Maurice,LoriZC.G.F.  142 

—  Robert 170 

Fitz  Patrick,  Barthol.  D.  440 

—  Earnest  Richard 307 

FitzRoy. Philip  Fit/.  W.    181 

—  Ronald  Hugh 223(1 

Pitzwilliams,  E.  C.  L.  257,365 
PitzWygram,5(VF.W.J., 

Bart. 156 

Fixott,  James  Laiui,'  49,  i66 
Flanagan,    Edward    M. 

WoxUfe  280 

—  J.  Wm.  Henry 379 

—  Richd.John  Woulfe...  313 

—  Robert  Nassau  Ale.^.  254 
Fleming,  Alex.  Mathers  524 

Andrew  Galbraith  ...  189 

Archibald  Nicol   526 

Chas.  Christie  384 

Charles  Elphinstoue  387 

—  Edward  Willia-n    .51,  167 

Frederick 175^. 

Hy.  Lawrence    .,  429 

Henry  Townshend  75,257 
John  Gibson  '..  215 

—  John  Murchison.  ..83,  447 
Peter  Fraser 143 

Fletcher,  Alan  Francis  158 
Andrew  M.  Talbot  ...  133 
Angus  J.  M.  Cuddon  -^afi 
Christie  West   366 

—  ('ornelius  Westneat...  280 

—  Edward  Keeling  

—  Edward  Walter...  85, 

—  Henry  Arthur  ..',  130 

—  Henry  James 381 

Henry  William 277 


^01 

32 


167 
385 
166 
135 
307 


Walter  Blunt    48, 

Fleury,  Chas.  Marlay.. 
Flint,  Edw.  Montagu  40, 

—  John    73, 

Robert  Brock  Plini... 
Samuel  Kirk 235 

Flintotf,  Thomas    ...  1 33,  395 
Flood,  Arthur  Solly -.96 

—  Fred.  Richd.  Solly  ...  296 
Kichd.  EUes  Solly'    ...  356 

Flower,  Oswald  Swift ...  2163 
Phibp  Arttiur   230 

—  Stanley  Smyth 232 

Pludver,  Henry 16,  223 

Foley,  Algernon  C.  ...49,  207 

—  Frank  Wigram -lo 

—  Hon.  Sir  St,  G.G 2y2 

Foljamlie,ffon.G.W.  F.S.301 
-HubertF.  F  .B «- 

—  A.  W.  deB.  S 1=7 

Foil,  HattU  Hy '..  1S4 

Follett.  G.  B.  Spencer...  222 

Henry  Spence 14T 

^  Spencer  W. 58,  i;o 

Pooks,  George  Ernest ...  527 

—  Henry -[g 

Poord,  Albert   RcL-maid 


-'71 
.63 


.  .    .  Capi.  John 422  —Edward   Rassell   ..       .3 

Ferryman,  A.  H 3+^  —  Surg.  Capt.  John 519  Foot,  Richard  Mildm^iy 

—  Aug.  F.  Moukler  52  —  John  Francis  iSo  Poote.F.G.Barriu-'-toin' 

Feseenden,  John  H 366  —  Julian  Lawrence 236]— Henry  Bruce...'      84     176 

Festing,Arth.HoskynS73.344  —  Ralph  B.  W 34,  t5r!Foran,  Rev.  Thomas       '  ^96 

—  Fras.  Leycester 232  Fitton,  Guy  William327,  373;Forbe6,  Alexander  G 

—  Maurice  Christian  ...  401^  Hugh  Gregorv    ...78,  310!— Athol  Murray  H. 


345 
359 


■Sis 

Forbop,  Archibald  Jones  205 

—  Arthur i So,  368 

—  Arthur  William  ...73.  4'4 

—  Hon.  Donald  Alex.  ...  1751 

—  Edward  Ernest    442 

—  Geo.  Eras.  Reginald     254 

—  Ian  Hose-Innes  F 339 

—  James  Frederick  325 

—  John  Georee  317 

—  Lindsay  ADStnither..  429 

—  Oswald  Vernon 320 

—  Hon.  Reginald  Geo.  B.  339 

—  Riehiird  Robert     351 

—  Robertlnglis Si,  290 

—  Hon.  Walter  R.  D.   ...  339 

—  Willontrhby  E.  G.  47*  234 
Ford.  Arthur  K 274 

—  Beauchamp  St.  C.    ...  240 

—  Charles  A.  W 43' 

—  Charles  Hopewell   iij,  169 

—  Charle."*  William  185 
Charles  Wm.  Rundle  237 

^  Ernest  George    387 

—  Frederick  Ingram    .-.  253 

—  Mei\  George  A 530 

—  Gerald  Thomas 184 

—  Harry  Burronpbes  ,,.  433 

—  JobnRandallMinshuU 

MinshuU 264 

—  Reginald  364 

—  Richard  Vernon  T.  ...  3981 

—  Richard  William  379, 

Forde,   Beraard 383, 

—  Lionel 72,  1^8,' 

Fordham.Wm.  Marsball  447 
Fordyce.  H.L.Dingwall  430 

—  John  FraserD k,  408] 

—  Robert  Dingwall 143, 

Forester,  Hoji.A.O.  W.         | 

C.  Weld 220 

—  Hov.  Etlric  A.  C.  Weld  358} 

—  G.  C.  B.  Weld   T34] 

Foi"man,  Arth,ar  B 1731' 

—  Douglas  Eviina 173 

—  RobeitH. 379 

Formby,Myles  Lonedall  325 

—  Reginald  F.  R. 419 

Forrest,  Charles  Evelyn  301 

—  Edm.  George 38=. 

—  George  A.  Wm =6 

—  Harold  Edmund      ...iis<i 

—  Voptain  James 241 

—  Qj-.Jlfr.  James    318 

—  .lames  Rocheid      381; 

—  Juhn  A'incent    385I 

—  William  Charles    152 

Forsdyke.  Fred.  W 395 

Foishaw,JohnHorrocks  361 
Korster,  David    214 

—  r  rederick  Albei-t  236. 

—  Geo.  Norman  Bowes  234 

—  Herbert  CjTil 236 

—  John  Burton 46,  254 

—  Leopold  Hy.  Vivian  243 

—  Lionel  Archibald 201 

—  Philip  B.  Bohnn  429 

—  William  Charles        \ 

Hugbara   529I 

—  WiUiamHaiie 346 

Fnr.syth,  H.  W.  Evelyn  2151 

—  James  A.  0. 174J 

Fort,  Lawrence 230' 

Forte, Hbt.  Aug.  Nonrso  249 
Forteatb.F.  W.  Hughes  435 
Forteacue,  Hon.  C.  G.49,  356 

—  Francis  Alexander  61,  321 

—  Henry   50 

Forth,  Clarence  T.  W....  425! 

—  Nowell  B.  de  Lancey  328' 
Fosbery,Fra3.Langford  254, 

KosB,  Kenneth  M 72,  414 

Foster,  Alan    350 

—  Arthur  H.  Broome  ...  231 

—  Charles  Percival 143 

—  Claude  Edward 243 

—  Edw.  Bn.^Ti ton  Grove    220 

—  Gerald  Harmon  ...  135 

—  Henry  Nedham    349 

—  Hubert  Edmond  5:9 

—  Hubert  John s~*  208 

—  Jobn  George  387; 

_  John  Raffray 63,  168 

—  Louis  Maurice ' 423 

—  Montague  Amos  245 

—  Percy  John ■234rt 

—  I'bilip   179 

—  Raymond  Charles  56,  177 

—  Richd.  Foster  Carter  398,, 


Inrfect -^Active  Lifit. 


Foster,  Turville  Douglas 

84,  270,  ^564 

—  Wilfrid  Lionel 174 

—  William  Yorke  ...  73,168 
Foulerton.Alex.F.G.  70,  352 

Foulis,  Arch.  P.  L 39S 

Foulkes,  Chas.  Howard  213 

—  Henry  Drnry 173 

; —  Rev.  Thomas  Henry    396 

—  Tbomaa  Howard 526! 

iFournier,  Hugo  Sant  ...  303 
Foweli.Nwtn.Plonier  41,  176 
Fowke,  Francis ..  294 

I  —  George  Heni'y   210! 

!Fowle,F.TrenchardT.54,  176, 

I —  John  ...  73,  io?\ 

—  Thomas  Ernie   251^ 

Fowler,  Charles  Astlej'.    425 

—  Chas.  Edw.  Percy 385 

■-  Edward  Gardiner 184 

—  P'rancis  < 'harles 178 

'—  Francis  John    81,  422! 

1—  George  C'urran  Orr  ..  395; 
' —  Henry  Bourchier  227 

^  John  Sharman 211 

i—  Robert  Nesbitt 157 

—  Willoughby  Jones  ...  182 
(Fowles,  James  224 

Fox,  Arthur  Barton 245 

—  ArtburChiude 385 

-~  Arthur  Maxwell  174 

J  —  Brabazon  H.  Maine  ..  344 

' — Charles    251 

J — Charles  Vincent 223(1 

—  Edward  V]g«.r  3*9 

—  Hubert  Chisholm    ...  2O0 

I — James  Joseph  255 

I — Lionel  Wbitelaw 437 

I — Michael  Francis  352 

—  Raymond  Wodehouse  234 
j —  Reginald  Petley   237 

—  Robert  Fanshawc  83,  169 
'— RobertMicbaelDoug.  31s; 

^Walter     290,365 

'Francis,  Bertram  Altrx.  185 

—  Charles  A.  Wm 3981 

—  Geo.  Frankland  ...35,  400 

—  Owen  Lya'.l... 140 

—  .Sidnov  Goodall 2^7' 

—  Wilfiid  Kric  F. 215 

Frankis,  Walter  Wm....  400 
Frankland.  Arthur  P. ...  243 

—  Robert  CecU  Colville  202 

—  Thos.  HugbColville...  354 
Franklin,  benjamin s'5'' 

—  Denhum  Francis 379 

—  Harold  rfcott  E 444 

—  Henry  236 

Franklyn,  Claude  de  M.  211, 

—  Henry  Arden 333 

—  Wm,  Edmund    30 

iFranks,  Geo.  Despard  160 
' — George  M'Kenzie t8o 

Fraser.  Atfleck  Alex.  63,  251 
I —  Alexanrler  Charles  ...  254 

—  Angus  George 267 

—  Arey  Mackenzie  ...    .  367 

—  Arthur  Ion 4041 

—  Arthur  Reginald  .34,  176 

—  if'jn.Sir  D.  Macdowali  163 

—  D'Arcy  MacKenzie -.  445 

—  David  Pasley     270 

—  Frederick  John 434 

—  George  Ireland 342 

I — Henry  Francis 146 

—  Herbert  St.  John 526 

[—  Howard  A.  Denbolm    211 

—  HughCraufurd  Keith  132 

—  Hugh  Crawford   ......  260 

Hon.  Hugh  Joseph...  225 
Jifv.  Ian  Roderick    ...  530 

—  James  Wilson  83,  261 

—  John  Alexander  361 

—  John  Randal 307 

' — Keith  Alex 148 

—  Lyons  David 180 

—  Nicol  Grahame 430, 

—  PercyWm.Normau  ...  342I 

—  Pierce  Butler 291' 

—  RobertWalterM'Lead  234 

—  Theodore 211 

—  5ir  Thomas 6,  204 

—  Tliomas  Christison...  185 

—  Walter  Simon   43c 

— :  Wm.  Aug.  Cumming   294 

—  WiUiam  Neill    335 

Frazer.  Georije  Stanley  420 
Freekleton,  Geo  Wm 348 


Freestun.  W.  H.  May 
Freelh,  Chas.  John  D.... 

—  George  Hy.  Basil 

Fremantle.S'irA.J.Lyon 
Guv 


Frederick  C.  A.  A.  ...  77.  271  Gabb,  CbristopberW.  W.  437 

—  Edward  Boscawen  ...  236jGabbett,  Alex.  Cecil  ...  437 
Preeland.  Anthony  D....  180  —  Pulteney  Charles 526 

—  Henry  Fras.   E 211—  Richd.  Edw.  Phillips  263 

-■  Jobn  Cavendish 44^  Gabourel.  John  C 273 

—  Lev/is  Gray 308  Gaje.  .'EllaMolyneuxB.  155 

I  Freeman,  Arthur  P.  W.    282|—  Ajidrew  Thomas      ...  529 

—  Ernest  Carriok 383  —  Jas.  Setin  Drummoad  139 

—  Fras.  C.  P.  Williams  261  —  Moreton  Foley  141 

—  Frederick 115  —  Richard  Stewart 354 

Geortre  Henry  Holt...  132  Gaine.  Frederick  J. 385 

245  Gainsford,  Edward  A....  /85 
162  Gaisford,  Douf:las  John    265 

-^57  —James  433 

4  —  Rir^hard  Boileau  ...71,  259 

221  ^  Walter  Thomas 336 

French,  Arthur   5.  397  Gaitskell,  Charles.. z\j 

—  Arthur  Harwood 401  —  Svdney 398 

—  Arthur  John  St.  Geo.  329  —  Walter  Jas 68,  398 

—  Hon.  ArchurReginald  236  Salbraith,  Gerald  Edw.  178 

—  Charles  A.  Leslie 136 — James  Poasonbv 215 

—  Charles  Newcnbam    ,  290  —  Samuel  H.  Lyle   254 

—  Edward  Noel 241''  Gale,  Ernest  Septimus..  440 

—  Fitzstepben  J.  F 398  —  Henry  Richmond    ...  210 

—  If.GeH.  Geo.  Arthur  7,  164  —  John  Ross  275,  573 

—3/rt/orGeorgeArthur 79.364  —  Marmaduke  Hv.L....  440 

—  Georire  Brooke 317  —  Walter  Andrew  ...  58,  208 

—  Herbert  Camming  ...  3S5  Gallie,  Jas.  Stuart 385 

—  Houston  131  Galloway,  Ayluier  G.2JI, 365 

—  John  Denton  P 7  —  Frank  Leunox 180 

-Percy  Hamilton  215  —  Harold  B 336 

—  Hon.  Robert 78,  273 —  John  Joseph  212 

—  William  Cotton 437  —  Lennox    ., 184 

Frenchman,  Edulji  P. ...  524  Gallwcy, Edmond  J08.47,  245 
Frei  d.  George 51  —  Henry  Lionel  72,  277 

—  Willia-n  Reginald 30b  —  Thos.  Joseph 377 

Frere,  W'm.  A.  James  ...  259  —  Sir  Thos.  Lionel  J.  ...  204 
Freshwater,  Arthur  ...  38b  —  Wm.  Thos.  Payne  ...  220 
Frewen.  Stephen... 51  Galton,  Herbei-tG.  H.  ...  169 

—  Thomas   252  Galwey,  Chas.  Edward  254 

Freyer.  Samuel  Foster     381  —  Reginald  Hugh 182 

Friar,  Robert 215  Gamble,  Andrew  305 

—  Thomas  Pidmond 145 —  Richard    Narrien   86,  310 

Flicker,  William  309'Game,  Philip  W 174 

Friedei'ichs,  D.  Alex.  ...  21J  Gtinado.  Allred  Wm.  ..  192 
Friend,  Geo.  B.  Taddy     230^— William  Lewi.s 192 

—  Lovick  B 52,  207'Gandy,  Cha3.  Wm.  D,...  1:38 

Frith,  Cyril  Halsted    ...  301  —  Henry  George  21s 

—  Gilbert  R 214  iGanley,' Wm.  Wrench ...  258 

—  Herbert  C.  82,  245  Gannoa,  Cyril  B 404 

—  John  Sabatier    178  Gape,   Wm.  Nuccnt  W.  238 

—  Warren  Hastings. ..41,  176  Garbett,  Cha.  H.  V.  ..40,  40B 

Fiizdle,  .lulian  439  Garden.  Arch.  Ross    H.  432 

Frodsham,  W.  J.  H....4g,  279;— Robert  Maitland 185 

Frost,  George  Howit   .v    518  Gardiner,  Alec  213 

Fry.  Arthur  Hrownfield  529!—  Bernard  Calwoodley  401 

' —  Cbailec  Burgess 175  —  George  Frederick    ...  273 

—  Charles  Irwn 7'?.  4^6'— Harry  285 

—  Walter  Burgess    387  —  Henry  Bourchier  W.    24a 

—  William  77,  247' — Henry  Laurence. ..72,  177 

Fryer,  Cecil  Robert M^\—  Henry  Lynedoch  ...1,  164 

~  Fred.  Arth.  Bashford    147,—  Herbert  William 183 

—  George  W.  Smith    77,  416  —  Hay  Ferrier  Forrest  225 

—  Lieuf.Qen.  Sir  John...      5' — Richard    441 

—  Captain  John.... ^48;—  William  Arthur  ...28S,  373 

—  Leslie  Charles  4i9:Gardner,  Fras.  Stewart  400 

—  Percy  Spencer 248  —  Henry  Montfjrt   241 

Fuhr,  Robt.  S.  Hannaj'  385I— James  Anthony  .  1S5 

Fulcher,  William 320  —  Neville  Walmsley 236 

Fuller,  Chas.  Bowdler...  163— Robert 330 

—  Charles  William  370  —  Robert  Macgregor  S.  273 

—  Cuthbert  Graham    ...  2i3]Gardyne,A.D.Greenhill  339 

—  Francis  George    2!3iGarland,  Ernest  A.  C.63,  334 

—  Geo.  ('fcap 372'Garner,  Cathcart 382 

—  John 331  JGarnett,  Archie  Stewart  ^47 

—  John  Fred.  Charles...  302  — Cecil  Francis 50,  249 

—  Rich.  Woodfleld    77,  :77a; — George  Edmund  1S4 

—  William  Cole 226  — Henry  Thomas 352 

Fullerton.J.  Campbell...  515I— William  Brooksbank  264 

—  John  Davidson...   50,  207'Garnier,  J.  T.  Carpenter  223 

—  Thomas  Wm.  Archer  519  Garnock,  R.  R.,  Viact....  149 
Fulton,  Geo.  Wade  R.  50,  176  Garrard,  James  R.  L. ...  139 

—  Harry  Townsend 439  —  William 347 

—  Herbert  Albrecht 275iGarratt,  Clarence  H.    ...  292 

—  John  Duncan  Bertie  174 — Fras.  Sudlow  72,  140 

Robert    47,  409  —  George  Cashel 442 


Furber,  Montague    234 

Furlong,  John  H 320 

Furnell,  Geo.  O.M.  255 

—  Michael  J 347 

Furner,  Wm.  Paine 186 

Furney.  John  Leared  ...  440 
Furnivall,  Charles  H.,..  387 

—  Willoughby  i7,<: 

l^'urse,  Edmund  Wm.  ...  175 

—  George  Armaixd   175 


George  Herbert    ......29611 

—  Harry  Sumner 435 

—  Lawrence    Challouer  221 

—  Richard  ...    445 

Garraway,  Chas.  Wm...  234 
Garrett,  Arthur  flblbott  214 

—  George 352 

—  John  Raymond 400 

—  Robert  Vernon 68,  447 

Valentine  Edmund... 


Wm.  Tliomas    ...  84,  169, Garsui,  Clare  James 317 

Fytie,  Bertram  Uliphant  273;—  Herbert  G.  Anderson  364 


Index — Active  List. 


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i.arsan  Alfred  Allan  ...    28  Gibb.  Evan 361,  365  Gipps,  Sir  Reginald 3321G00CI2  Edwai-a  Siucliir  i^a 

-  ''«"■  ^"'f^^^-: 3S.  409  -  John  Hassard  S.  ..71.  .yslGMIestone,  Momll  A...  .85^-  John  Shlriook  \t 

~  Henry  Edward 173 -Richard  Charles ^7  Girdwood.AustiuOlaude  2,.  Good,  Jamss  „».! 

-  ,Tnhn  Aj-lmer.....  214  G.bbard,  Thos.Wvkes...  3S3  -  Eric  Stanley ^Sj^Good body  Cec'u  \I ,^0 

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lln^nl'Ko.  ilK  'tp:SS:<^.  %^  -  i;Se^.^:^Porstcr  C:::  t^tS^t'^^^  £ 

(iar^rood  Fred.  Scott...  2.3lGibbon3,  James  Barry    517  Glancy,  JolinGro-an         °:!L -iv^lK"™  n?"f^ ■?!' 

-  Henry  Percy 185  Gibbs,  And.  Armstrong  52S  Glanvdle.ArthurG.  ..86 

--.lulmbred 26,  2o5|— Anthonv  Edmond  ...  147— Francis...  80 

-■',"'"  {i?;,'.""''!  2131— Arthnr  Paget 161  iGlasfurd,  Alex.  I.  R.      ' 

-  .lohn  W  dham  225|-Harr}- ,od„  -DancanJihn 


G;iscoigne,  Cecil  C.  H.O.  337 


33(— William  West   ifi 

170  Gooding,  VVillia-n iii 

2oq|5oodinson.  Win.  Henry  370 
43f'iGo)dIiffe,  SIvird'luntH.S  15S 
358;Gooclinan,  Hy.  RjsselL..  345 


—  James  Alec  Charles     284013320^,  Alfred  Edgar  280!  Goods&n  Prank      °  17I 

—  John  Edward  Laurie.  251  -  Arch.  Wm.  Robertson  445lGoodwin,  Reo.  Eras  "h    306 

—  John   f.V'filvn  i->^   Anhn   n     17  _o  n t  _  _     r.  ^' 


I—  Ernest  F.  0 219  _  John  Evelyn 222  —  John  C.  R. 
—  i^™.^'      ■■■■. 17s— William   i4Si~  Noel  Robertson  ..  ;.:  18 
-William  Julius  .               5  _  William  Beresford  ...  276  -  Wm.  Jaa.  Theodore      22, 
,  Gascoyne,  Fred.    Kelly  161  Gibson,  Arthur  William  387|Glass,  Harold    .  -20 

Gaselee,  Sir  A  fred  i,  17,  40s'-  Be^.  Edward S3:!Gledstanes,  AmbroseU.'  ^^6 

.Gaskell.I  rank  Hill 298  -  Geo.  Gisborue   2i5iGleeson,  Andrew  P  -67 

I  -  Herbert  btuart 2i5;_.;oaeph 380  Gleiohen,  C6««?  A.  K.  W. 

I  ~  RfS'™MJ»" 238  _  Robert  Hepworth  306  78,  219 

I— Ihoma^K 440I— Rowland  Routledge    294  Glennie,  Edward  ..    4,    206 


Gastreil,  Everard  T.   7^, 
Geo.  D.  Campbell  3^ 


Sir  William  Forbes . 
Gatehouse,  Richard  P. 
Giitlierer,  Ronald  G.  T.  : 
(iiithorne-Hardy,    ffoii. 
.1.  F. 


292 


414, —  Thomas  George i47iGlennon,  John 

„„.  Tu     ■  -,.  4°9!— William 332  Glossop,  Bertram  RSI."  iw 

Gatacre,  John 6,  405, Gideon,  Jas.  Henry     .83,  2„- Francis  Edward   252 

-i^''!;;':™.EJ™''':l  316,  Giddy,  William  R.G....  216,- Walter  H.  Newland  ...  243 

6  Gidley,  C.  de  Blois   i75aiGloster,  Gerald  Meade...  242 

ijiGidney.  Francis    329:Glover,  Benj.  Lucas 395 

;8i— Henry  Albert  John  ..  529  —  Henry  William    .  ^88 

;Giffard,  Douglas  Hy.  R.  3091—  Robert  P.  B 

„    ,.„,„.       „  2i9;_  Gerald  Godfray  526 

Gathff,  AlbertParrar  50,  399;-  John  Francis 329 

Uatl  Antonio 55,  192  _  William  Carter 49,  297 

—  Uiarles  Albert  185  Gilbert,  Arthur  Robert..  288 

—  tt  ilham  Raphael =92 —Charles... 158 

Gatuy.  John  R.  H 4°:!  -  Clarence  Edwin  Lloyd  518 

Gauut,  Cecil  Robert 138  —  Gerald  Edwin  Lloyd.  426 

Gauntlett,  Vincent  C. ...  32S  —  Herbert  Henry  ...         371 

Gaussen,  A.  W.David...  334- Leonard  530  Goad,  Horace  T..!;  ■■'::  Tol 

Chas.  Louis  435JGilbertson,  Thomas 190  -  Howard  ...  61    412 

—  ^dgar.        41,  363  Gilby,  Christopher  331  Goater,  Benjamin  ...       '  388 

-Horace  Ash    345  Gilchn5t,RobertAlex.iS,  406  Godbold,Gebrge  Au.'. .1.  3.7 

-James  Robert  438  -  Robert  Crooks 443  ■"-■'-  "■      •  '•-      ^  ' 

-John  Samuel 372  -WalterPellowesOowan  44s 

G.avm,  Fred.  James    S4.  254  -  William  Forbes    361a 

Arthur  William  83,  169  Gildea,  Geo  Fred.  C.    ...  260 

Gayer,  Aubrey  V 3o5|— Thomas  Stanhope     .     24 

-Edw.  Alex 422  Giles,  Albert   ...      421 

-Hugh  Walters  183,— Jeec.  Clement  Douglas  531 

jraynor.  Henry  Francis  210  —Edward  Douglas  ...      317 

—  Joseph  Aloysius  136  ~  Francis  Hy.Synge  84.  17: 

aearj-,    Henry    George         —  Prank  L.  Ketlam 215  —  Hu^h  0.  W 

Frederick  ...    178  -  Geo.  iliohaelj 516  -  John  William    41,  267 

-Sij-HenryLeGuay  5,  .63I- William  76,  416  Godfrey,  Charles  .......  437 

,  ""S""  V  "•••■■ iSslGilkison,  Dugald  S 269  -Cornelius  Benjamin  ..  2:5 

,eddes,  Aug  David 229lGill.  Douglas  Howard  ..  174  _  Fredk.  Rowlaudsnn  ..  4oi 

Ernest  D^  Eckford  ...  39S- Henry  John  307 '- Stuart  Hdl  447 

George  Hessmg  ...84.  169,-  James  Geoffrey 385I—  William  Wellington 


—  George  .Jos.  Power...  214 

—  Robert  Hamilton 182 

—  Th09.  H.  J  Chapman  3S5 

—  William  Harold   355 

—  Wm.  Richard  Power  387 
Goodwyn,  Hy.  Edw.  58,  208 

—  Julius  Henry   ,84,  297 

—  NortonJames... 242 

—  Percy  Chas.  Wildmau  278 

—  Walter  Meredith 242 

Goold,  Wm.  Joseph.. .76,  284 
Gordon,  Alex.  Hamilton 

73,  168 

—  Alex.  James  Marriott  272 

—  Alexander  Theodore..  340 

—  Alex.  Weston 61,  354 

ni  ,,>,  r,    J  -.,  --; -,.,- Alfred  Ernest iSi,  368 

G  ubb.  Prod,  ifanley  61,  20S  -  Alister  Fraser     .  330 

'*^t"'„'^"'"""'  S'-  ^''g^''  ="51—  Bertrand  Gorges  R  ..234^ 

—  J.  Plump.  Carr 5  -  Chirles  Edw.  Parke.   339 

—  Sir  JuUus  Richard  ...  241  —  Charles  Evans  49 

—  Richard  PitzGerald..  142  —  Charles  Ljuis 8i'.'  400 

Glynn,  Rbt.  M.  Osborne  263I  -  Charles  Steward  24 

-Thos.  G.  Powell  ...8s,  237]— Charles  William  Eric  300 
Glynton,  Gerard  M 445]— Charleton  WilUam  ...  248 

—  Cosmo  George 33.  359 

—  Cosmo  Huntly  54,  229 

—  Duncan  R.    Wolseley  331 

—  Edward  I.  Drumearn  2^0 

.    1?.4 )  Tl,, .  ^^ 


—  Edward  Robertson  ...  150 

—  Esme  C.  W.  Conway  441 

—  Evelyn  Boscawen    ...  233 

—  Francis  L.  Rawson..  340 
.flou^Predk 3i,  339 

230 


John  Gordon 83,  169  —  Robert  Harwaf  ^Sj 

Malcolm  H.  Burdett.  441  —  Robert  Hinds 290,  369 

Robert  James    380  Gillam,  Reynold  Alex. 

Walter  James  290  Gillan,  I/ea.  David  H. 

.  396  Gillatt,  James  Barratt 

185a  Gillespie,  A.  Kenneth  ...  373 

.  304  —  E.C.  Preeth    364 

,  18s  —  Franklin  Macaulay  ...  265 

.  51S  —  Harold  Evelyn 402 

203  —  Hugh  James 175 

328  -  Richard  William 357 

327  —  RolloSt.  John   2ij 

288  —Samuel 395 

173  GiUett,  Charles  Richd.  184 
369, Gillies.  Arch.  Malcolq>  404 
3791-  Frederick  Ge 


ledge,  iffD.A.A.  L 

Jee,  Albert  Benj 

-  Edward  Maitland 
Ernest  Desmond  F, 

Fred.  William  

siger,  Gerald  J.  P. 

tell,  Philip 

rellibrand,  John 

rem,  George  

JemmeU,  Wm.  A.  S. 

tenders,  Joshua  

reoghegan,  A.  O. 


-  Francis  Edward   435  GiUigan,  Wdliam  Arthur  45 

-  Norman  Meredith  ...  442iGillilan,  Edw.  Gibson  ...  22, 

Oswald  Alan  292{Gillman,  David  Jas 388 

Robert 171  —  Edward  Sylvester  77,  26? 

"' '-Webb .;  j/i 

GiUmore,  Reo.  Charles  A 


Godby,  Charles 82,  209 

Goddard,  Fras.  A.  D'O.  353 

—  Gerald  Hamilton 3S5 

—  James  Rainey  86,  400 

—  Lewis  Henry 215 

Godden,  Henry  Tufton  80,251  —  Geoffrey  Se'ion 
Godfery,Ma3ter8John4o,363  -  Geo.  Alex.  Steuart ...  4^0 
Godfray,  Alfred  D.  B.  ..  39S  —  George  Hamilton  1-4 

—  Herbert    6i,  412  —  Gwynnedd 36^ 

—  Henry  G.  Wolrigo    ."  342 

—  Henry  William  ..  .....  212 

—  Herbert 352 

—  Huntley  Fleetwood  ...  445 

—  Ingram  C.  Conway49,  334 

—  Ivau  Hugh 404 

—  James  Redmou'l  P....    46 

—  John  Charles  Fred.  33,  40S 
276 
226 
35° 
132 
433 
178 
169 


401 

Godkin,  Samael  R 52ga 

Godle.y,  Alex.  John  ...72,  224 

—  PrancisC 56,  305 

—  Harry  Crewe 308 

Godman,Arth.Lowthian  256 

—  Edward  S 294 

—  Lawrence   174 

—  Sherard  H 223 

—  Thomas  Phili])  142 

Godwin,  Chas.  A.  C 441 

Gotr,  Algernon  H.  S.  S3,  169 

—  Cecil  Willie  T.  T 277 

—  Lionel  Trevor 174 

^  Thomas  Crosbie  184 

Gogarty,  Henry  Edw. ...  259 
Goggin,  George  T 375 

3  Going,  George  Nuttall...  292 


■77. 


Stannus  426 

■eorge,  Arthur 76,  362 

-  Douglas  Stewart 259 

-Henry James 361 

gorges.  Henry  W.E.  75,  415 

epp,  Nicholas  M 361a 

erard,S(>MontaguG.  5,  405 
erman  Emperor,  H.M. 

William  II 142 

errard.  Eugene  Louis  40^ 

-  Jc'hn  Joseph 382 

ervers,  Pras.  R.  S....  .  213 
ethin,  Fred.  D.  Scott. ..175S 
-John  Percy  51,  327|Gilso"n,  Chas, 

R.  W.  St.  I.awrance     174  —  Francis  Gerald 


—  John  Edgar 

—  John  P.  strathe  v, 

—  John  G.  Wolrigd 

—  John  Lasm  jir   ... 

John  Liwis  R 

Lawrence  Christian., 

—  Lawrence  Geo.  P.  83, 

—  Leonard  William 2sia 

—  Lewis  Conway 80,  397 

—  LocQinvar  A.  C.  -..83,  169 

—  Louis  Aug. 72,  414 

—  M'Leod  James  428 

—  Neil  Praser 171 

—  Philip  Cecil  H. 382 

—  Philip  James 419 

,  ,—  Ramsay        Frederick 

—  John 265I        Clayton ,2  ■ 

Goldanoh,        William  |— 2«i  iiV/i^  Robsrt     "40^ 

Horsman 77,  3271-  Coloitel  Robert  ..  ,30'  407 

Goldie,  Alec.  St.  Leger    278I -  Robert  Arrou    22- 

—  Mark  Henry  George3o,2os|— Rjbert  Eddington '..'      ^ 
Robt.  Napier  Steuart  444 

.  ?86 

•   443 

1,  406 

—  Stewart  Djuglas   .52,  41: 

—  Viviiu    3,0 

—  Waiter  G.  VVolrige8<;, 

—  William 


;09 


530 

Gillsun, Godfrey 172  —  Mark  Leigh  "'...".■174 

-  RobertMooreTliacker  326!Goldingham,  R.  E.  D....  214I-  Robert  Nor.nan 

GUmore,  Allan 297  Goldney,  George    Pras.        I  -  Ronald  Steuart 

-JoonM 1,5         Bennett 214!- Stmnus  Verner 

Gilmour,  Harry 157  -  Thos.  Holbrow ...  28,  407 

—  Jas.  Patrick  E.  321   -  Wm.  Henry  47,  20- 

—  Robert  G.  Gordon  70,  2i9iGoldschmidt,Eruest  S.D.297 
Gdpin,  Arthur  Pawdeu  326  Goldsmid,  Albert  E.  W.     17 

—  BradneyB i74|Gold3mith,  Geo.  Mills  ...  380' -  William  Eaglesou 

-Frederic  C.Almon  72,  363,  -  Harry  D 282;  -  Wm.  P.  Loudon     .....  7,1 

Gilro.y,  Dudley  C 144  Goldthorp,  Pras. Herbert  436' —  WilUam  Nevdle  i3o 

J.Louis...  306, Gompertz,Bowe3T.M. 40,  407J  -  William  Staveleyjs'  200 


299 
26 


339 


ilj, 


Howard  Alaric 44o'Giml6tte,  Geo.  H.  D... 


276—  Reo.  J.P.  Warden 53oliore,  Charles  Olitherovv 

516  Gonne,  Charles  M i32[— E  Iward  Arthur 

3» 


8i7 


Index — Active  Liiit. 


Gore.  George  Anthony        'Graliam,    John    Malise 


EUaril 130I 


iGrayfoot,  B.  Buhot 
Grayson,  Ambrose  D.H.  173 


Grier,  Harry  Dixon. ..76,  178 
Henrv  373 


.„      ,     -  ,      T      °°, el.'  Jo'nraipliTOok   Geo  Chas.  27i'Grierson,J.Moncrie£r3+.  168 

-Hon.  Henry  A.  O.  56,  'SJ,"  It'^V<'«'°'n.;Vrt ^^'  -ollGJeanT  Hueh  -.  525  Grieve,  Chas.  Chris.    ...  343 

—  Herbert  348  —  Malcolm  David aoSljreany.uugu i.i  _  P™,;t 

—  Sir  Ralph  St.  G.  C.  -  Reginald  Guy 
Sari 142I— Richard  W, 


Greathed.'RobertXap'ier  172  —  Fredericlc       Cliarles 


—  Ribton 2l 


8i— Robert  Blackall    35° 


—  Robert  Clements  350  —  Roland  Cecil  Douglas  185 

—  St.  George  Corbet  ;;2,  206  —  SamuelJames  4.  397 

—  St.  John  Corbet  ...49,  "59  —  Stuart  Bruce  -2' 

—  Wm.  A.  ilarie  Pollock  225 

Goren,  Berkeley  R 290 

Gorges,C*!e/'J'ayw.Edm. 

Howard 37^ 

—  CaB^  Erin.  Howard...  327'— Wilham  Fergus    .,, 
Gorham,  Arthur  353,Grahame,  John  Urnm 


Greatwood,  Fras.  Wm.  241 
Walter 23°!; 


423 
Vivian  W.  Hall  .73.  =43 
Walter  Ap  S  James    584 

Walter  Ferrier 46,  176 

William  186 

268 
334 


Goring  Alan  161  [Grainger, James Kean ...  395 

—  Walter 77.  i44|- Thomas  ... 516 

Gorle,  Harry  V 364iGranard  £(iHof 22  o 

Gorman,  German 185a  Granet,  Edward  John  70, 16S 


-John  P ■....  527 


—  Frank  19 


Letchworth '7 

John  A.  Mackenzie  ...  1IJ9 


Greaves,  .S,>Ge'o;Richd.  279  Grithn,  Cecil  P.  Griffiths  425 
Henry  Michael 175";— C^hristopher  JosejDh     i;/ 


—  Owaiii  Edw.    White- 
head     134 

Grech,  John 3^*4 

Green.  A.  Octaviu5...28,  205 

—  Arthur  Dowson    275 

—  Arthur  F.Umfreville  183 

—  Chas.  R.  Mortimer...  517 

—  Douglas  Richard 519 

—  Edgar  W.  Butler 288 

—  Edward  Francis  250 

"  Wnuam  Hrn"r^  ■.■.■.■.■.■.•.•.■.■27o|6r^nger,  Henry  Thos....  3°3i-  F^^'^i^.^senon^^.^^..  .53 

RnrmlBv  Jos  A      -,78  —  Thomas  Arthur    519  —  Geo.   fcilw.    t  empest  447 

ESe.Ge'o.Fred.  5..  2;2|Grant,  Alan  Colquhoun  334  -  George  Frederick         242 

Gorton? Resinald  St.  G.    179I-  Alc-iander 76,  209  -  Hy.  Clifford  Kortos 

Goschen,  Arthur  Alec...  ■75.— Ale.\.  Geo.  Wm 282 

Gosling,  Charles 322  —  AUan  iiiwen.......... 525, 

—  George  Rennet 357  —  Archibald  Seafield  ...  300 

—  Seymour  Frederick...  172,— Ca;)(fii«  Arthur 425 

—  William  Sullivan 223  —  iiVuf.  Arthur I53 

Goss,  William 367  —  Arthur  Kenneth  ......  3'4 

Gosse,  William  Hay 1750  —  Charles  56,  35J 

GoEselin,  Bertrand   172^- Chas.  Jas.  Wm .■■54,4i'i 

—  John  Haslett isgl—  Charles  John  Cecil ...  221 

Gosset,  Allen  Butler    ...  261  —  Chas.  John  P.  Mac  A.  3°° 

—  Edw.  Frankland...6i,  249 —  Charles  Lyall    ...^....  1S4 
Ernest  A  G      61,305, —  Donald  St.  John  D....  517 

—  Francis  William  174'—  Dudley  H.  Fleming...  241 

—  Frederick  John    310;  -  E .;;•—;•, '1^ 

—  Matthew  W.  E 5;—  Edmund  L.  Trafalgar  361 


322 

—  Henrv  Edward 269 

Herbert  Walter 230 

—  James  Edward 277 

—  James  Sullivan 3S2 

—  John 388 

—  MalcolmC.  Andrew...  256 

—  Sebert  F.  St.  Davids  385 

—  Thomas  H.  Mortimer  305 

—  Wilfrith  Gerald  Key  442 

—  WiUiam 3°° 

Greenaway,  Hugh    404 

—  Thomas 40,  4°7 

Greene,  Albert  J.  R 182 

AlleynChas.  U 183 

John '41 


-Ba.h  Allen  „.:;;::::;:  275!- Edward  Cnamllton  3..o-3reenaeld  Hume =92 


236, —  E wan  Patrick   270 


GoS'g  Chas.  Henry     22si- Francis  Charles  ...Ss,  4^8  Greenbill   Fredk.  Wm.    .307 

5ott  Geo  Arthur.  ..%.  4- 2 J- George  Hughes 265  Greenly,  Walter  H.  .53 

S^tto.Hartld  Ralph    .'.  .7.  -  Geor|e  Patrick 286  Greenshields  John  D       31 

Goueh  Alan  PercyG.85,  263 -Henry  Fane  7  Greei.Btreet,  Chas.  B.  L.  213 

_  Stas.  Hugh  Henry  .1'  426;-  Henry  Fred.  LyaU  ...  1841-  ^"■■'^d'"l'=VSf°%    k'  "0 

_  George  Fras.  Bloom-         -  Hubert  Anthony 252;Greenway,  Chas.  D.  K.  229 

field  125-HughGough 24  -  Cleveland  Edmund84,  237 

-GeorgeBioomficld  ...  434!-IanHope .^.  4^8!- J°^°  "^S-'I    "- ^82 

—  Henrv  Worsley 348  —  James 18,  406;— John  J.  Kelynge 155 

-Huben    De   la   Poer  157  -  John  Duncan "44  -  Thomas  Cattel       ...  266 

•     -John  Forsyth  366  Greenwell,  Aynsley_L.  2510 

-John  Patrick 336  Greenwood,  .irthor  R....  387 

-JohnWemyss    5"° — Herbert  D.  E 2! 

■Kenneth  Malcolm  P.  279I  —  James  Yoimge  2' 

'    -JohnOsven 3 

_ -  Roland  Charles 335 

-Sir'Robert  .". 5,  204' Greer,  Fred.  Aug 346 

-  Robert  Fi-as.  Sidney  3  =  7  —  Geo.  Beauchamp i83'J 

•  Samuel  Chas.  N... 56,  20S:— MacGregor 234 

-  Suene 41,  206  —  Richard  Edward  ...^.  21 

Goul-raT,' James 367- Sydney  Gordon  ...58,  269  iGreetham,  Fred. Wm.  V.  -- 

Gourlie,  James  ,75 -William  A.  C. 4oc,Gregg,  William         .  ... 

Govan,Dougla8Moncrieff44?  —  Wilbam  Douglas 142  Gregorie,  Chas.  f  red.... 

Gover,  Chas.  Rhodes  ...175!. -William  Griffith  ...75.  24.1- Hugh  Gilbert 2^5 

-Wm  Arthur  293- William  Ogilvie    441  Gregory,  Albert 262] 

_  William  Welch  B.   ...  261  Grantham,  Charles  F.73,  414  -  Charles  Levmge  "-ilGrJube" George  P.  T. 

Gowans,  William 3.5:Gi-anville,  Bernard  '44  -  Geo.  Monro  Allan   ...17.6  Grouoe.^^eorge     . 

Gowcr,  C.  C.  Leveson...  42S'-  Bevil 130  -  timber  Hammond  ....75«  '^™°"''fc?!^„',.l-;^:.^- 

—  ClementE.G.Leveson  246|Grapes,  John 307JGregsoo,  GeoHrey  K.  ...  105 

—  Philip  Leveson 305  Grattan,  Arthur  F 4oi|—  H.  G.  P.  Savage   ......  229 

Grace,  Charles  H.  C.    ...  43^1- Henry  William 385  Grei?,  Colin  PhUip  360.  374 

-RavmondSheffieldH.  3,3!- John ■t*' -  S'''^'"^?'Y1^,  ^2 

Grace"y,Thomas 214;- O'Donnel  C 51,  237  -  Frederick  James .381 

Grieme   David  Henry  ...  336!Graves,BenjaminCham-        —  Hugh  Irwin  103 

—  Fred  James 61,  1771        ney 28,  4061  -  John  Glennie 439 

—  Lawrence  Oliphant...  342 1— Dermot  Affleck 2,5  —  Philip  Sellon 214 

Graham,  Alan  Moir 444  —  Douglas  H.  M'D 526;- Ronald  Henry 214 

BazettColvm 445  —  Francis  John ,6— Wilham  Best. ^.........  43° 


■  Hugh  Aug.  Keppel ...  43^' 

—  Hugh  Sutlej   7 

—  John  Edmond   357 

—  Stanley  Charles. ..Si,  417  ■,      , , 

—  William  Geo.  Keppel  443  —  Maurice  Harold   242|- 

Goulburn,CuthbertE.  72,  i6S|— Philip  Gordon  212^- 

Gould,  Jay  5i9|- 

—  Philip  346|- 

Gouldsmith,  Albert 288,- 

Gouraud,  Bayard 158  ■ 


Edward  Christian 

—  Honry  Lysaght .  179 

—  John  M'Lean i7i't 

—  Robert  Chalooer 2=3 

—  William  Waijdby  77,  1771 
Griffith,  Charles  R.  J. 
— ChristopherWm  JJarby  219 

—  Cuthbert  John -'4° 

—  David  Maitland   

—  Edward  Hugh     ...721 

—  George  Herbert    

—  George  Marshall 1-5 

—  George  Richard 395 

—  I'«ii.  Henry  Wager 

—  John  Gwynne  441 

—  John  Joseph .^95 

—  Rupert  Henn 174 

—  Wm.  Walter  Gilbert...  431 
Griffiths,  Alfred  P.  Hy.    382 

—  Charles 421 

—  CD. Richardson,. .63,  273 

—  Francis  Home   A'^i 

-Gilberts 51" 

Mr.  John 240 

—  ^r.Mr.  John  .3610 

Thomas  i36 

iJer.T.M.Milnes  530 

—  William  Edwin .S15 

Grisg,  Edw. Wilcocks...  -^46 

—  R.  Methven    -'83 

Grimblj,    Fred.  James  362 
Griinley,  Henry  Cyril...  273 

—  Walter  M 437 

Grimshaw,  Cecil  T.  W.  355 

—  Ewing  W 434 

—  Roland  Wm.  Wrigley  255 
Grimston,  RoUo  E 419 

—  Sylvester  B 423 

Grindel,  Robert    222 

Grindle,  Cyril  Page 293 

Grinlinton,  John  L.......  184 

Griss,  John  Ellis  215 

Grissell,  Bernard  S.    ...  239 
Grogan,  Charles  M 138 

—  Edward  George  ...47.  299 

—  Sir  Edward  I.  B 357 

—  Geo.  Meredyth 254 

—  Ge).  Wm.  St.  George.  361 

—  Phihp  Arnold M 

Grose,   Daniel    Charles 

Evans    3^5 

—  James  .  18; 

Gross,  Robt.    Ferguson  26£ 

254lGrosvenor,  Lord  G.  R.  223(1 

'       Man.  Gilbert 35' 

Hon.  Hugh, 155 

Saumarez  Fred.  _^ 33^ 

529 


33 


-Bertram  R.     ''.'^^^.''Z  441!  -  Somerset  H.  Paul  31,  408  Grenfell,SirFra.  Wallace 

—  Charles  Fred.  Oliver  40i|Gray,  Arthur  C.B 352]  ,1*  ^!l 

—  Charles  Lanfear  ,45'- Charles  Lloyd  R.    ...  181  -  Harold  Maxwell  ...78,  132 

—  Chas.  Noel  Andrews   233  —  Duncan  Mackinnon    i3s'Grepe,  .Arthur  W.„ iso 

—  Charles  Percy  404 1— Evelyn  St.  Clair  174  Gresson,  Thomas  1 33° 

—  Claude  309  —  Frederick  William  ...  265  Gretlon,  George  Foster  175 

—  Cuthbert  A  Lionel...  184-  Fred  Wm.  Barton  ...  433|- John  ^uiil;fle-..^^  248 

—  Dudley  Stevens  404'- Geo.ThomtonHunter  24olGreville,Ho>.X;.  B.Fu^ke  148 

—  EdKar  F.  Kirkman...25iu  —  Eeo.  H.  J.  Spence    ...  530  —  Henry  A.  F.  C.  i.fe. 77,159 
-•-■•■•         -      ■=      -Malcolm  Alei 40,  408  Growing,    Robert 

--     -      -  '  '       '*--  .  135.  3°: 


Grove,  Sir  Coleridge 
-Edward A.  W.  S.    35,  31 

Ernest  Williams 171 

Percy  Lynes 26: 

—  Sen.  Philip  Sydney...  53: 

—  Reginald  Parker.. .75,  261 

—  Thomas    Thackeray  214 
Grover,  Charles  Walter   231 

—  John 401 

—  MalcolmH.  S 47,  414 

—  William  Montague  84,  171 
Groves,  John  Henry  O.    184 


—  Edw.  Ritchie  C 5,1 

—  Edwaid  Septimus    ... 

—  Frank  58, 


261 


185  —  Norman  McNeill 174         Johnstone... 


243 — Phillip  Easson    ...S3 


■  Geo.  Humph.  Irving  242  —  Richard  Tucker  346 

George  Leslie    162' — Robert  Alexander  ...  346 


69 1  Grey,  Arthur  Jas.  Herbert  445 

Charles  Wm 364 

Edward 85,  41" 

—  Hamriton  M.  C.  Wm.  400I—  Robert  James   274  —  Gavin    ■■■■■■ 335 

65'- Walter  Ker 175  -  Wm.FrancisH. ...  40,  407       pr,-,-.->-u„Hes 

-  ^Vm.  du  Gard 54,  412  -  William  George 42?|-  F^'f'P^'i'^^Ilf,^ ' 

—  William  Henry 51S  Gribble,  George.. 

William  Lewis  ,.,....  3S3  Gri;e,  George 


.  Henry  Macleod., 
Herman  Witsius  G.7Q,  146  —  Wm.  du  Gard 

—  James  Drummoud  ...529a - 

—  Jocelyn  H.Clive 221- 


■  Percy  Robt.  Clifford    _ 

—  Wm.  Fred.  Priaulx...  17; 
Grubb,  Alex.  H.  W 213 

—  Herbert  Watkins 281 

John  James   ^   22: 

Grubbe,  Edmund  A.  75,  34^ 

Rupert  Hunt 32£ 

Gruchy,Fras.LeMaistre  251 
Graisewood,  Harman  J.  14: 

Grute,  John  37< 

Grylls,  William  E.  J.  ...  34! 
Gubbin, George  Fred...  38 
Gubbins,  Charles  E.    ...:3c 

—  Lucius  B.  lleresford 


—  Richard  Rolls  31: 

■;;  ,6^1—  Russell  D 83,  16 


Gubbios,  Wm.  Launce- 

lotte 

Guerin,  Charles  Joseph 

:  Guest.  iro7(.  C.  H.  C 142 

—  ^on. Fred.  Edward...  132 

Gugsisbersr,  F.  G 212 

Guildhig.Edvrard  L  ..78,  303 

Gainness,  Charles  D.  73,  168 

}    —  Kustace  72,  168 

—  Henry  Wm.  N 49,  254 

(luise,  Howard   170 

(iuudry,  Henry  B 56  177 

Giiiin.  David  D. 267 

—  (lilbert 225 

—  William  Donald  395 

Uiinaer,  Edward  49,  176 

Gunnini?,  Charles  John    430 

—  George  Hiimilton......  444 

*  —  Henry  Ross    242 

—  Orlando  George   433 

—  Robert  Cardwell    379 

Gunter,  Athelstane  C.  ..  1S5 

—  Clarence  Preston 713 

—  Francis  Ernest 385 

—  Howel 24 

Gunthorpe.M.  Ed.Thos.  256 
Gurdon,  Bertrand  E.  M.  448 

—  Grenville  Piilteney...  444 

—  Philip  Richard  T.  ...  447 

—  WilliaTi  8i,i77rt 

Gurney,  Henry  Edw.  ...  138 

—  Thomas  Gland  142 

Guthi-ie,  Geo.  Alfred   ...  186 

—  John  Craig 185 

—  Patrick  Hugh    366 


Index — Active  List. 

Halahan.  Arthur  C ^o3|Hamilton,     Arch.      H. 

73  —John  Crosby 354J         Blackwood 234 

,67  Haldane.  Chas.  Levenax  434[— Archibald  Samuel  ...  432 

—  Jas.  Aylmer  Lowthrop  i3g  I  —  Arthur  Cochrane    73   140 

—  Maldwyn  Makgill   ...   226  —  Basil  S.  A.  Douglas...  365 
Hale,  Charles  Henry   ...  382        " "-    '  " 

—  Charles  Vaughan  352,  373 
-  Douglas  Bowdich    ...1754 

—  George  Ernest 381 

—  John  Henry. -.84,  277,  368 

—  Robert 1.1,8 


Thomas  Wyatt   ...325,  368 
Hales,  Ernest  B 332 

—  Herbert  Marwicke  A.  25 
Haley,  Wm.  Charles    ...175^ 
Halford,  Micbael  Pras.    3 
Halkett,  Hy.  Craigie  ...    46 

—  Hugh    Marjoribanks 
Craigie 335 

Hall,  Alfred  A.  J 334 

—  Arthur  Gordon 251 

—  Arthur  R.  Kay 344 

—  Bertram  A.   Montagu  184 

—  Charles ..  79,  348,368 

—  Charles  Aug.  K.  ...56,  353 

—  Charles  Legh    ,.  401 

—  Charles  Robert 353 

—  Douglas 1^2 

—  Douglas  Keith  E.  76,  364 

—  Edm.  Alex.Wm 517 

—  ffictj.  Edw.  Stephenson  532 

—  Edwii  R.  A  lair    238 

—  Ernest  Frederic...  85,  170 


■  Ernest  Stanley  . 


—  Beresford  R.  ...  2^3 

—  Bruce  Meade 28,  249 

—  CharlesM 77,  25: 

—  Cha^.  R.    S.   Doaglai  33^ 

—  Claude  Alex.  Brewer   27 

—  Claud  Lorn  Campbell  17 


•  Claude 


423 


Claude  de  Courcy...78, 

—  Claiiile  Leslie 421 

—  Claude  M.  Bruce    ...  352a; 

—  David  Rogerson    381 

—  Douglas  Jas 77,  224 

—  Edw.  Owen  F 47,  227 

—  Fras.  A!es.  Chotwood  269 

—  Georg6F.Dashwood82,4i 

—  Gcorgj Theodore  ...  175(1 

—  Gilbert  Claud    220 

—  Gilbert  H.C ..49,  15-, 

—  Harry  Austen   175 

tlenry  515 

—  Henry  Robt.  Bailie...  221 

—  HenryStanuus 84,  257 

—  Habt  Ion.Wetherall77,227 

Ian  S.  Monteith    17 

.James  A.  B.  Marq.  of  132 
Jas.  Edwin  O'Hora  81,209 

—  James  Siieveason  .....  147 
John  Alfred   361 


■  Francis 1S3 


428|—  Jhn.  Andrw.Chas.  135,365 


ciannay,  Cath.  Christian  294 

—  -^^Cct/.;P.Rainsford52,207 

—  Lieit*.    P.     Rainsford  174 

—  George  Martin  ...  267 

—  John  Rainsford 228 

—  R.  W.  Rainsford  ..  26,  165 

Hannyngton.  J.  A 435 

Hansard,  Arthur  C... .51,  166 
Harbord.  Hon.  Chas.  70,  223 

—  Cyril  Rodney 439 

Harbottle,  Rsbt.  Cecil  ..  437 
Harcourt,Bernd.Fras.y.  298 

—  Cecil  Peckham 320 

—  John  S.  M 440 

—  Lionel  Geo.  Montagu 

361,  365 
Hardcastle,  Alexander..  213 

—  Edward  Lewis 182 

—  J.  Herschel 180 

—  Richard  Newman  ...  327 
Harden,  John  Edwin  ...  288 
Hardie,  Grant  Espie  ...  44? 
Harding,   Clare  Archer  326 

EdwardFra-ik 438 

Edward  West 398 

—  George  3.;2ft 

Maynard  PfoUiott  ...  432 
Randolph  Clewett  ...  311 
William  Grosvenor..  241 

Hardinge,  Jlon.  A.  S.  58,  259 

—  Cyril  Hy  Newcome  ...  231 

—  Hy.  Reg.  Von  Donop  290 

—  Thomas  Sheffield  N.  183 
Hardisty,  W_m.  F.  J. 63,  275 


Guy.  Robert  Francis  ...  326!— Francis  H.  Howard...  401 
Guyer,  Vernun  Edw.  !...  404'— Francis  Henry  ..  46,  t66 
Guyon,  Gardiner  Fred...    24]—  Fred.  Felix  Weichs  ...  243 


—  George  Sutherland  ..  236 
Gwatkin,P.StapIeton.32,  409 

—  Willoughby  Garnona 

84,  327 
Gwyn,  Reg.  P.  Jermy...  235 
Gwynn.  Chas.  Wm....83,  21? 

—  Reginald  Snow    266 

—  William  Purnell 386 

Gwynne,  James  Hugh...  262 
Gwyther,  Arthur 519 

—  Graham  Howard 264 

Haag,  Kmil  Carr   159 

Hacic,  Charles  Edw.    ...  349 
Haekett,  T^eo.  John  396 

—  Patrick , 238 

—  Robert  Isaac  D ..  380 

— Thos.DalbvHutchisoni75i 
Hadden,  Chas.  Fred,  50,  166 

—  William  Chas.    204 

Haddon,  John  B 234 

Hadtleld,  Charles  Ar.46,  363 
Hadow,  Arthur  de  S.  71,  256 

—  Arthur  Lovell  239 

—  Douglas  Reginald36i,  365 

—  Norman  P.  Mellier  ...  373 
Reg.  Campbell    ...41,  408 

Qagaa,  Jamei 1756 

Haggard,  Charles  35 

—  Claude  Mason  50,  167 

—  Henry  249 

—  Mark... 

Hagsrer,   Edgar    Robert  245 

—  William  Robert 395 

Haggitt,  Edward  D...84,  209 
Haig,  Alan  Gordon 183 

—  Alfred  Edward    ...76,  267 

—  Claude  Henry   252 

Douglas 78,  148 

Douglas  de  Haga 215 

Ernest  Herman 2n 

Herbert  de  Haga.  ..52,  207 

Neil  Wolseley   147 

Oliver  148 

Patrick  Bplfour 518 

Percy  de  Haga 516 

—  Roland 141 

-  Thomas  Wolseley 423 

dalles,  David  Aug.  ...83,  400 

-Walter 18,  406 

lain,  Herbert  A.  D 402 

laines,  Arthur  M 330 

-Sir  Fred.  Paul 4,259 

I-  Gregory  234 

Gregory  Sinclair 261 

Henry  Aylmer 381 

I— Robert  Lewis  54,  176 

'- iJew.WitloughbyChas.  396 
lakim,  Hormasfi  M.  ...  525 
iaking,  Richard  C.  6.79,290 


38S 


—  Frederick  William 

—  Fred.  Wm.  Geo. 

—  Geoffrey  C 315 

—  GeorgeClifford Miller  213 

—  George  Jas.  Cadell  ...  4.^1 

—  Gordon  Chas.  Wm.  G.  315 

—  Harry  John   336 

—  Henry 33 

—  Henry  Constable 181 

—  Herbert  Sydney  G.76,  4:6 

—  Hubert  Chase   232 

—  John  Slakg 387 

—  John  Hamilton 319 

—  John  Lees  379 

—  John  Richard 82,  221 

—  .lohn  Spencer 369 

—  Lewis  M.  M. 50,  410 

—  Musgrave  Robert 136 

—  Percy  Byng   445 

—  Phihp  Sarafield    31 

—  Ralph  Ellis  Carr 44 

—  Reginald  H ..''51,  296 

—  Richard  Harris 3S2 

—  Robert  J.  Draper 382 

—  Robert  Macpherson..  439 

—  Sydney  Octavius 385 

—  William  Charles   354 

—  Wynyard  Montagu  ...  z^-j 

Hallaran.  William 383 

Hallett.Cha.  WilliamS.52.225 

—  Hiirold        Hereward 
Hughes 361 

—  Henry  T.  Hughes 24 

—  James  W.  Hughes  46,  336 

—  Richard  L.  Hughes...  344 

Hallick,  AVilliam  369 

Halliday,  Chas.  Ogilvie  212 

George  Thomas..    5,  403 

Hugh  Maclean 427 

John  Alexander   152 

—  Lewis  S.  ToUemache  101 
Stuart  Girdlestone ...  440 

Halloran,  Thomas 253 

Hallowes,  Fras.  Wm.  ...  428 

—  John  Hope 442 

Halse,  Stanley  Clarence  181 

Halswelle,  Gordon   154 

Halton,  Eldred  Charles  ^06 

Hamber,  L.  C.  Bray 277 

Hambro,HaroldEverard  175 

—  Percival  0 156 

Hamer,  Meredith  A.  ...  444 
Hamersley,  HughSt.G.  184 
Hamerton,  Albert  E.  ...  387 
Hamilton,  Alastair  347 

—  Alexander 85,  418 

—  Alexander  Beamish7a,  267 

—  Ahck  Edw.  Croker...  276 

—  Angus     F.    Douglas  342 


John  Archibald    519  Hardman,  Harold  P.  ..'.  245 


■99 


—  .John  George  Harry 

—  Keith  Randolph   

—  Keanetl .,  233 

—  Leonard  Alison  K.  . 

—  Ho)t.  Leslie  d'Henia. 

—  Mervyn  James 


RaginaUl  Stanley 171 

Hardwick,  Philip  E.  ...  142 

_  —  Stephen  Thomas 175 

315  Hardy,  Cha.R.  Hugh 6r,  261 

22r[  — fley.  Edwd.  John  396 

--"'      Francis 22r 


—  Neil  A.  B.  Biillie 3otjj  —  Frederick  HiUaai    ..  387 

-Hon.    North     de    0.  -  Fred.  Pelhatu  A.     .      364 

Dalrymple    51,  223  —  Frederick  Wynne     ..384 

—  Percy  Uou?las  179  —  Henry  Kellett   294 

—  Robt.  C.  Hirdy  Shaw  138!—  Henry  Rn,S3ell  227 
Robert  Edw.  Arch.  ...  437  —  I£o}!.   Nigel    0 


363 


—  Robert  Sydney  ..,i3i 

—  Thos.VV.  O'Hora  

—  ijeo.  Walter  Adolpims  530 

-  William  Allardice    ...  348 

—  William  Gtvin 529a 

—  William  George  ,.  63,  277 

—  Sir  Wm.  Stirling,  Bt,  163 

—  William  II.  Fleming     334 

Hamley,  Francis  G ^j 

Hamlin,  Richard  James  369 
Haramins,  Arthur  Wm.  2S2 
Hammersley,  Fred.  51,  257 
Hammick.StephenPred.  301 
Hammond,  lieo.  BakUyiii  437 

—  Frederick  A.  L 526 

—  Frederick  Dawson  ...  215 

—  Henry  Septimus 294 

—  Peter  Henry     33,  165 

—  Reginald  Chalmers...  214 

—  Thomas 71,  251  Hargrea^e^,  Alan  K. 

Hamnett,  George  E.75,  363  —  Arthur  J.  G 

Hampden.  Osbert  R.  L.    301 1—  Oliver  Bran'dwood  .. 
Hanbury,  B.  Kingscote  263' Hariugtoti,. Arthur  VV  D 

—  Everard  Ernest   ,..75,  223  —  Charles  Harino-ton 

-  Philip  LewiH, 318  —  Elliott  C 

Hancock,  Francis  de  B.    437  —  Hastings  Norman  V 


Gft- 
thoriie 233 

—  Thomas  Heury .  422 

—  William 249 

—  William  Edmund 383 

—  William  Kyle    179 

Hardymau,  \V.  H 360 

Hare,  Chas.  T.  Melville  232 

—  Edw.  Christian    517 

—  Edwd.  C.  Harrington  401 

—  Fred.  S.  Christian  40,  3(13 

—  George  Ambrose 174 

—  Harry  Vivian 333 

—  Richard   23S 

—  Richard  Charles  26 

—  Robert  Hugh 179 

—  Robert  William    239 

—  Steuart  Welwood- 321 

Harrord,  Chas.Lloyd  ...  237 

—  Henry  Chas 46,  325 

ur  .,  „  ^.g 

278 


Hen.  di  S.  B.  Burtbrd  290  —  Herbert  Hastings   ,.'..  434 
—  Mortimer  Pawsou   ...  235  —  Herbert  Henry 241 


Hancocks,  Annesley  J.  271 
Haiiccx,  Henry  Percy...  271 
Handcock,  A.  'xore...  5,  405 
—  Gerald  Carlile  S....70,  256 
Handford,  Sev.  Wm.  B.  530 
Handley,  Arthur     ..  81,1770 


—  Hugh      Wm.     Mont- 

gomery   183 

—  John 327 

Harker,  Thos.  Hubert...  323 
darkness, HenryD'A.  79,  297 

Heury  Law 329a 


—  Charles  Davenport...  351]  — Thomas  Robert      72    177 

Hanford,  John  C 16  —  William  Bathurst  .    .398 

Hanham,Phelip3B.,..6i,  1771  Harland,  Percy  Sawdon  230 

Hankey,  Edward  B 275!  Harley,  Geo.  Ernest  ..        26 

-George  P. '8 322I— Henry  Kellett  ...   76,  148 


—  John  C.  G.  A 

—  Maurice  P.  Alers 

—  Sau'iford  R.  Alers  .. 

—  Sydney  Thornhill    .. 

Hanks,  John  James 

Hanley,  Rich.  G«o.  

Hanmer,  Lambert  A.  G 
Hann,  Chas.  Edward  .., 
Hanna,  John  Connor  ... 

—  William 56, 


172  Harling,  Robt.  Wm. 


348 


39S  Harman.Alex.  Ramsay    357 

137  —  Antony  E.  W 365 

133  —  Charles 352 

182  —  Charles  Edw 46,  348 

382  —  Chichester  Geo.  Oriel  285 

435  —  Frank  de  Winton 240 

144    .  George  M.  Nixoii 357 

182  —  Raymond  Edwards  ...  184 
167; —  Richard 72^  428 

3s  2 


8i9 

Harmar,  Charles    DO.  401 

Harold,  Chas.  Fred 435 

Uarper,  Alex.  Forrest 

—  Geo.  Montague 210 


Iwhx — Aciiie  List. 

Hart,Ro5aldVic.5rOkes  =80  gawkoy,  Erchard  ^^^^^'il^^^Clj^l^j:-:  t 


,jj, Barter,  Oswald  B 3^,2  Hawkins,  Clias.   A.    B. 

404'Hartif;n",ArtburE.  S...  4 
Edward  Ross S-   • 


Healy,  Christopher  J. 


TTornnr  Fdm   h'       ..  i73iHartign3ii,Ja5.  Andrew  366 

Harpur,Ldm.H 3"lHartlSy,  Desmond   L....  2U.,- Fredenek  ...... ......5=.  4' 

jamts  ....^••;-...  ^7^,      George  Bawnsles- 285 


38; 

Picka'rd  152  Heard,  Alex.  E.  S.       .  -.  34^ 

(■has.  Kras!  ''. i75  —  Kdward  Severin     83,  23; 


EsertonO.  B.  i3.  BlaokM,  —  John  Rogers 


Harran, 

Harrington,  Chas.D.M.  305 

—  John  Lane 433 

■  Oswald  Copley  H.  ...  391 


36. 

—  Richard   S'S 

—  Sam.  Ferguson 40» 


—  John  Caburn 

—  Ralph  Legh 


_  VereKichd.Wellesley  .85  Hartwell    Barry 


Brodrick  C.  D.  A. 
Harvest.  Edmund  D 

—  Hector  Douglass . 

—  Hector  Horatio... 

—  Herbert  de  Vere  ....  43 
William  S.S 73-  399 


—  William  Charles 323 

Harris. ifon.Alf.F.W....  322 

—  Arthur  E.  F...  31' 

—  Arthur  G.R.  C '75 

—  Arthur  P.D 420 

—  Charles       Beresford 

Maule 39; 

—  Charles  Edw.St.Johll  157       ^,^     ,       «,„,  ,,„ii 
-Charles  Sidney...3t5,  37-3 -Chafes  Bluml_ell 

—  Charles  Walter  ...70,  414— Lnarir 

—  Bdward  Montgomery  320  —  to^mt 

—  Edward  William    427  —  David 

Frnest  Dale  Carr  ...i  5  —  Edward  Henry 211  Haw         , 

•Ernest  Dale  Larr-,        ,J  _  gdward  John  M.    ...  234"  Hawtayne,  Thos, 


41. 

Risley 
Hugh  Shuckhurgh  .. 
Lewis  Julius  Chris 


Frederick  Daly  C.    ...  516  ^     ,-. 

33t,_  George  Arthur 428  Hearle.  Parkins 

237[— Henry  Theodore  77.  177"  Hearn^  Gordon 

298  —  John'William 48,  167 

253  — Thomas  Henry .  401 

373I— Walter  Francis...   58,  208  —  Michael  Leo   

3sVHawk8.Fredk.  Welman  435  Hearaey,  Arthur    ... 
,7q;_  George  Augustus  44 i,Heaslop,  Adair  (. . 

George  William  S.      .  420  Heastey,  Charles  R. 

Thomas  Bate... 42 


f.'2 


Harvey,Ambr.Blacklock  426,  Hawksloy.  John  P.  V...  174 

—  Barnett  Albert 35°—  Randal  P.  T ....  213 

213  Hawley,  Cyril  Francis 

Charles  E.  Ramsey...  344  —  Robert  B ■.  .321 

Geo.   Sinclair  1S5  —  William  Geo.Brough 
386  "     ■ 


Heath.Charles  Ernest; 

—  Charles  Joseph 2'4 

—  Edward  4'.  36; 

322  —Francis  William...  85,  i7< 

Fred.  Crofton  54.  20S 

Gerard  Moore 


tonlschia 444;— Harry  H.Rose_^-.  33.41^ 

orth,  Lionel  B.  H.     440I—  Hen.NewponChas.54.ii 


Francis  Henrv       ,.    .  287' Hawthorn.  George  M.  P.  237  . 
Francis  John  William  401  Hawtrey.  Henry  C.        ..  215- 


M.  vo,  3291  -  Herbert  C.  Selwyn  ...  t3c 


_  Eustace  Malim 34f 

—  Francis  Anderson    ...  42=; 
-Frederick  Alfred  37^  -  ^^ranc-uuu  .....^  ^^^.^^^.~^.       ■■  ;,^__  R-Ji^ -Macclesfield  ,3c 

—  FrederickWm.  H.  D.  382       ij<'^ff  y,-  ,; -^^_  ^-^^^^^ ,3,  Heathcote,  Alfred  ...  35.  -'o' 

—  George 402,      V  ■.,  V    inhn  200  —  Arthur  Sidney       244  —  Char  es  Edenaor 315 

-g'IraldNoeX'srice-  ^J  t  f  "x/i.^  John,::.;:;::  ^  I-C^eirGodfrey'    2^1- John  Robt.  Caaipbell  34;. 

—  Gerald  r<oeiAn»iAi.<5...  3«  186  —  Cedric  Rupert    320  Heather.  B.  G 4°. 

-HaroldHerry   .........  '35  "  J^^jJ'^'-^Jj'^a^-.     ••■■•-;  ',68.-  c'harles  John  Bruce  444  Heaton.  Arthur  Fred.        ,8. 

Percy  R.  de  Yuon 


Henry  Hay  Marshall  33;.  ;- 


i  —  Edward  Owen 


-  Kno^x  Edward  :.::::77',  29^1-  Richai-dPrentice 3io-  Edward  Stuart 

—  Oscar  Mark 175  — Robert  -^ 

_  Owen  284  —  Robert  Dunsmuir 

-  RichardHau.W.  H.  41,  279-  SoI'.^'^L^^P.'S!: 


■  Maurice  Gordon   22 

Percy  Macclesfield      445" 


Hebert,  Charles 
Hedley.  Walter  Coote 


5,5  —  Geoffrey  William 27e|Heelas,Percival  J.Baro 

i45j — George  Lenno.v 185 


ford.. 


211 —  George  W.  R 


527|Heffernan,Fras.J.Chris.  38; 


Henry  Thos.  Horatio  424  —  Herbert  Wm. . 


"  Thomas 186  -  Wilham  Frederic 529  -  Henry  Thos.  Horatio  424  -  neroert  "m 

~  Thomas  Bertram  242'-- William  Jas.  St.  John  299  -  Howard  George  F .83,- Nesbitt  B    79, 

-?,?:?r"*,'"''  -.6,'- William  Kerle  .83'- .Tames 17-!- William 


Hegan,  Edward 

Lawrence 


43; 
'77' 

J7' 
.     4< 

i3( 


jrthurH  Prvce      ...  440  Hasell,  Harry  Godley  ...  ^  

Z  irthur  "atrick    Bird  'syHaskard,  John  McD.  ...  354  -  S.  F.  B.  Dalrymple 

Arthur  Pemberton  ...  276  Haslam,  Bernard  John    2.4  -Westwood  Norman 

^  Au2Napo"on  Rogers  524!-  Gerald  W.  Paul   254  Haycock.  Xev.  Fras. 

~  fvdi  Eustace  ...  358  |Haslehust.  Geo.  W 3'9 1-  Vaughan  R.  Hine.. 

~  Ceci    FrancS' 7,    245  Hasler,  Julian    229, Hayden,  Fred,  Art^ 

"Clmrles  B    Bal   nger  3.8  -  Percy    32S|Haydon,  William  Pitt...  437,Hemm.n 

ZcharesEdwark    2^20.    77  Haslett,  Johi.  C ■*  Hayes  ClareneeHy.  5 


-Charles  Edward    220.  377,Haslett,  Jomi  ^ .^  ^^^i-l^wrn  Charier.:..'.  .■  38  {- Norman  Mackenzie  ,.  2, 

-l^^^^^TtB:.,.t^^^kio^i^'  :8s:-irnes°tdeLaunoy    ...  te|  Henderson,  Ar.  Francis  44 


Edw.H 

—  Fred.  Wilson 

Norman  Mackenzie 


77, 


to* 


-  Clarence  Barrymore    5:6 


Frank  L 402;—  Frederick   370|- 


—  Ksme  Stuart  Erskine 

85.  15 


Hassall,  Owen    261'-  Julian  P.  Swindell  ...  382, ■ 

2  Hassard,  Edw.  Moresby  383  —  Robert  Hall  .^ 3i9j- 


Cecil . 

Clarence  Gordon  H.     17: 


~  F   iar  Gars  on       79,  284'Haslope,  Kec.  L.  M 532  -  John  Hi.?son  ...       ....  .37,-  Clarence  Goruon  n.      ,7 

—  tdgar  Garsion.     .79.      '.^^'.    ,,„„„      __  ,5,1_  Julian  P.  Swindell  ...  382,—  David 78,  35' 


■Edgar  39> 


-Frederick  Deneys    ...  ^^^■J^'-^--^.  -^illS{^"^^n?y^"=^  ^^jl Ita^f  .J^^^U  ^ 
ee  ^^^<' -• 267|nasuus(^..  237  Hayman.  S.  J.  Wallace    382I  -  Everard  Francisbcott  2,. 

-  Edward  Spence...  51.  4.0  Haj-mes.  Hy.  Evered  ...  3fj- Frank      .^.._......._....  u 

-  Francis  William 163  —  Robert  L i8ii—  Fred.  Evelyn  Elliot  ..  35 

-GeSleHeAert  258  Hayne,  George  Osborn  136- Geo.  Fra  Robert ...   .    5 

.Percf    3i3:Haynes,  Alleyne  ...231,  373  -  George  James  .........  .7 


—  Georg.      . 

—  Gilbert  Harwooa    ...  zro 

—  Guy  4<:2 

—  Halford  Claude  V.  82, 169 

—  Henry  Malcolm   273 

■  Hugh   438 


—  Jaines  Molyneux 

—  James  Murray  R 


364'—  Warren 5' 

Wilfred  Charles  N.  . 


.175a 


410  ■ 
328 


John  Sandbach  Noel  246  Haswell.  Chetwynd  Hy.  215 


-  Charles  Edward  58.  208  ■ 
.  Frederick  Hutchinson  371  • 
-Kenneth  Edward i8ci- 


—  Lawrence  Whitaker 

—  Louis  Geo.  Beresford 

—  Hfv.  P.  Raikes 

—  Sir  Richard 


3S6|Hatch,  Alfred  Edmund  423  Hayter,  Herbert  Roche  sf 


■  Harold  Greeawood . 

-  Harry  Esmond 18 

•  Henry  C.  Page-    5 

■  Henry  May     2 


.46 

53: 


S^V^ent:::8^:;7-R^Vjol;uP._..^ 26.1-HugfiLesl.e  35 


—  William  Keith 


„.,  »>....„.-      4,  204  Hatchell,  Stf.  C.  F.  W.  532 

Richard    361  Hathaway,  Harold  Geo.  38- 


527  Haywaril.  Alfred R.  L....  364'—  See.  James 


—  Bobeit 

—  Robert  Arthur  ( 


-  George  William 
_      _  -  William  Davey. 

;::  233  Hathe'relu'Wm.  Geo.       .  420  Haj'wood,     Austin 


:75i  —  James  Alexander 

519  —  James  Syduey  

—  johnAcheson   86, 


53  uatnereu,  >vm.  vjeu.       .  ^^l^  ii«j  ..w.^..,     ... —  T,.-.fl.^ii  Wprllp^- 

67  Hathornthwaite.  Jas.  C.  4°4i        W.ghtwick  .83  -  Jose  h  Hedlej 


—  Robert  Arthur(i.... SI,  107  Hatliorutnwaiie,  jn».  >..  4"4i         ...»">. -j       k-„,,,,„,v,  -1 

_  Roland  Darner  ..  ...  ..i75VHatton,  Edw.  H.  Finch  22c,  -  Lewis    380  -  I^e   neth  •■•••-■■—•;■•  44 

z^^L±  -  i^S --.—"-  ^?lKSa^^s:-:::  ^E^^^^^, 


-Thomas  Aylett 425 

—  William  Albert 211 


William  de  Bathe 336|Hazelton,  Edwin  H 395 


•  Wm.  Chris.  Warde 

—  William  Sanddands,      .,   . 

—  Willoughby  Hyde273,  364  Hausburg,_Eric  1 . 


•  Patrick  Uagart    3J 

Percy  brr         365'— Ralph  Ansti-uther  79.  32- 

Thomas' H.:.".: 7t,  luiHazlerigg,  Grey 253'- Robert  llonala  .4 

'■'     'Head,  Arthur  E.M 174  -  Robt.  Samuel  F 38 


43b  Haughton.  Hugh  L 437I: 


U^^rl^l^^^:::::.  tZ  Sa^aandTRobertA 319'- Charles Octavins 17: 


Harrisson,  Arthur  H.  P.  237  Hawdon,  Kynard 
Hart,  Alfred  Paul 379[Hawes,  Benj.Reddie 

—  Arthur  FitzRoy... 6 

—  Arthur  Henry  Seton     279 


445 
344 

Charles  Howard  437 

Percy  Fred.  Brunei  ..  286 


—  Eric  George  iS3'Hawke,  Hon.H 

Harold  Charles  234"  " 

■  Henry  Travers 1S2 


Hawker,  Claude  J 221 

F.dmund  Balteel  28a 

■Herbert  Frere  380  Hawkes,  CorlisSt.  L.  G.  17; 

—  Horatio  Holt 33.  206  -  George    ^.34 


Gilbert 

—  Harry  Francis  179, 

—  Henry  Nugent 269^ 

—  Mark: 215, 

.-  Michael  Ravenscroft  139 
Ueadfort,  Marqait  of ... 
Headlam,  Hugh  Roger  330 

JohnE.  W 83,  160 


-  Thomas  Alexander  ...  249  —  Harold 


Robert  Wynne  44 

Seltay  Herriot    51 

Stephen  Chipcliase  ..  15! 

Thomas  Hume   42 

William  Alexander       35 

Wm.  George  Hume  ..  52- 

32' Hendley, -Arthur  G.  5'' 

—  Charles  Edward  42 

Fred.  George 11 


Thomas  Holbein 


=^-i^ :"=■■■  ^r'z^^S^^^''^':^-^:^^^^^ 


51 
51 


-  John  Geo.  Vaughan     361 

-  Laurence  George     ...  250- 
A'l  I- Reginald  Clare  16,  205  ■ 


Robm  s:j:  Norris.:  782  Healey.CoryndonW.  R.  384; -William  Charies    ..       32 
Wm.  Cotter  W 440  -  Thomas  Henry 2091  Heneage.  Alfred  K.    73.  ■" 


Lide.'e — Actlue  List, 


520 


Honea?e,Arth.Pelham  175a 


—  Godfrey  C.  Walker...  219 

—  -ffoH, Henry  Granville 


Hewetson,  Henry ^SsiHill.ChindosE^^artouW.  402  Hitchin?,  George  H 215 


Hewett,  Arthur  W.    307  —  Charles  Birnie 378—  Percival  M.  Brooke  ..  23+ 

—  Augustus 379,—  Capt.  Charles  Edward  179  Hitchins.  Chas.  H.M.  82.  418 

84.  ^33  —  Edw.VincentOsbome  313' —  Lienf.  Charles  Edw  ..  258  —  Claude  Duncan    443 

Heaegan,  John 423]— Geoige 404  —  Charles  Glencaira  ...  .^to  —  Harold  Edmund  432 

Heneker,  Fred.  C 352 — GeorgeEdward 360  —  Charles  Herbert     ....  293  —Heary  William  Ernest  327 

—  William  C.G 348I — Jas.  Christopher   294,  374 1— Charles  Wood    361  Hoare,  Herbert   79.139 

Henley,ffb«.  Anthony  ir.  14:1!—  Murray  Sehvood 404 — ^oji. C. Rowland  Clegg-»53'  — John  James    401 

—  Cornish  Fredk.... 302! — William  Selwood... 46,  447 — Conway  Rowley  175a  —  Lionel  Leonard 174. 

—  Francis  Jo^ 301:  Hewitt,  Dudley  R 278  —  Cutte  Humphry    273  —Reginald  79,  145 

Hemi,  Richd.  A.  Milton  17S  —  Edm.  Philip 385  —David  John  Jackson  339  Hobart,  Claud  V.  C 219 

Hannah,  Chiis.  Tulin  .  .  256  —  Martin 38S,— Ed^ar  Stanley  236  —  Guy  Beauchamp  331 

Hennell.AlfredMontagu  441,^  Robert  Westbrook   ...  240  —  Edward  Cleary 50  Hobbs,  Charles  J.  W. ...  305 

—  Reginald 131;  Hewlett,  Alan 4^9— Edward  Roden 3341— Frederick  M.  B 400 

tiennessy,  Aug.  Richard  340  —  Eroest 258  —  Ernest  Fred.  John  ...  215  —George  Lamont   348 

—  Daniel  ". 382!— Evelyn  Alfred  445  —  Ftlix  Frederic 75,  346,  —  George  Radlej' ti,  368 

—  Qr..T/r.  John 367  —  Gervase  G ,  373:  ~  ■'?«<'•  Francis  N 532!  —  Joseph  Scovell  ... 273 

Capttii)!  John  384  1  Hext,  Fras.  Marwood...  346!—  Frank  Barton    433  —  Percy  Eyre  Fras.   78,  363 

John  Patrick  C 429)  —  George  T.  Barbley  ...175(15—  Frank  Wm.  Rowland    294!—  Reginald  F.  Arthur...  214 

"    "    "  30J  —  John  Edward    ..'. 306!^  fl-'p.  Predk  Archer  ..  396  —  Simpson  Hackett  B..  419 

2i2|—  Lyonel  John i72|— iZecj.  Fred. Chas '507  Hobday,  Edm.  A.  P.    71,  168 

321  ineycock,  Alfred  G.  S. ...  401J  —  Frederick  Thos.  Cecil  230!  —  James  Ramsay 32,  408 

[ — Charles  Heasman    ...  211'— Frederick  William  ...  373!  —  Thomas  Francis...  18,  406 
' —  John  H 252;  —  Fretleric  Wdliam     ...  1S4  Hobkirk,  Clarence  John  30? 

—  Percy  Raworth 393'— Geotfrey  Noel   184  Hoblyn,  Edw.  F.  ...82,  177^ 

Heygate,  R.  H.  Gage  70,  2861—  Gerald  Arthur  Hill...  175  Hobson,  Archbd.  C.imp- 
Heyland,  Alf.  T.... 247  —  Gerald  E.Montague  ..  277I        bell 439 

—  Arthur  Kyffin  440  —  Harold  Charles 436!—  Edw.  Schell  C. 275 

Heyman.CecilEdw.H.  61,177  — -SfV  Henry  Blyth.Bar^.         —Fred.  Taylor 6 

Heyward,  Cecil  P 222  7?,  346  —  Gerald  Stephen   401 

Heyworth,  Fred.  Jae.  83,  223J — Henry  C.  de  la  M.    ...  229  —  Gerald  "Walton 153 

—  P.  L 329a]  -~  Henry  Norman  i75«i~  John  Alexander    171 

Hezlet,  Robert  Knox  ...  175  —  Henry  Walter  Dunlop  289 (—  Percy  Joe 234a 

Hibbert.  Arch.  Loais  70,  i6bI—  Uenry  Warburton  ...   i7(''HockeQ,  Charles  A.  F...  436 

—  George  Frederic 236!— Hepworth  Arthur  83,  36ojHodder,  Fred.  John  E.  276 

—  Godfrey  Leicester  83,  23i{ — Howard  Berkeley    ...  1711 — William  Morgan  ...  77, 209 

—  Washington  Chas.  T.  231  — Hugh 263'Hodling.  Jam,es  Sweet  432 

—  William  George    212  —  Hugh  Rowley   174' Holge,  Roland  H.  Her- 

Hickey,  Daniel  367  —  John 429J        mon  222 


—  Ladislas  H.  R.  Pope 
Henniker.  Alan  Major 

—  Fred.  R.  yi 82,  321 

Henniker  -  .Major,  Hon. 

C.  H.  C 357 

Henning,  Cbarles  M.  S.  269 

—  Philip  Walter  B 172 

Henrici,  Ernst  Olaf  ...  214 
Henriques,  Edw.N....46,  176 
Henry,  George   18,  205 

—  John ,  172 

St.  George  Charles  34,  232 

Vivian  ... 235 

William   151; 

Henshaw,  Clinton  G.  79,168 
Henslow,  Edw.  L.  Wall  326 
Henslowe,  Fras.  J.  D.  ..  413 

-  Patrick  Edmund 239 

HenBtock, Fred. Thos. 75,  360 
Henty,  Arthur  Frank  ...  320 
Henvey,  Ralph  174!  Hickie.  Arthur  Francis 

—  William 5:8 — Carlos  Joseph    273 

Hepburne,  Rob.  G.W.34,  166  —  William  Bernard. ..S4,  2351— Lionel  George    250  Elodgkinson,  Charles  ...  438 

Hepenstal,  Lambert  J.         | — William  Bradley  4361 — R«lph  Broduurct 2281— George  Holden 154 

Doppiug-.. 76,  2o9iHickley,  Alfred  Oharles  429!  —  Ricnard  Ernest   ..  75,  363!  —  Harry  S.  B 54,  329 

—  Ma.'iwell  E.Dopping  ..  438,  Hicklmg,  Charles  L.  ...  1S4  —  Robert  d' Estorre  241!— John ^ 439 


1 70I— Jobn  Thomas ^S^jHodgens,   Charles  O'C.  384 

' — Joseph  Robert 424  Hodgina, Charles  Richd.  179 


Hepper,  Alaric  Wm 2i4|  Hickman,  Geotfrey 

—  Harry  A.  Lawless...  212,         Turner  D. 230 

—  Lionel  Lees i8i|—  Harry  Otho  D 83,  27 

Herapath,  Edgar 61,  241  —  Hugh  Palliser  54,  176 


—  Edwin  Loud 259,  373 

—  Lionel  2." 

Herbert.  A.  Colthurst...  234 

A.  H.  C.  Kenney 30b 

—  Charles    52,  410 

—  Claude... 424 

—  Douglas   427 

—  Edmund  Arthui' 147 

—  Edward  B 51,  158 

—  Edward  Sidney  209 

—  Edward  William. ..48,  321 
George  Frederick    83, 
George  Milbourne   ... 


James 380 

^  Stopford  Cosby 169 

—  Thomas  Edgecomb34,  275 
Hickox,  litv.  Sidney  E.  530 
Hicks,  Fredk.    Richard  29c 

—  Henry  Tempest  ..  51,  354 

—  James  Horatio  317 

—  Percy  Stanilaus  438 

Hickson,  Gerald  Robert 

Stedall 401 

—  Lionel  Henry 313 

169'—  Robt.  Albert  32 

295! —  Samuel 381 

"  .  .    ..     ^  ^^^ 


—  Roderick  Tickell   ...-.  i74iHodg3on,  A.  Thomas  ..  322 

—  Rowland        Clement         I— ChxrlesF.  F 292 

Ridley  ^isj-  ^-  H.  A 266 

—  Rowley  Arthur  Edw.  175  —  Francis  Faith 40(. 


—  Rowley  Richard  163 

—  Thomas  Alex 41 

—  Walter  Pitts  Hendy...  236 

—  WiUiam    ...  24,  406 

^  William  Alfred 435 

—  Wm.  Jas.  Montagu  ...223a 


George  Cecil 443 

—  George  Harris  234a 

—  Godfrey  Beckett  ...75,  415 

—  Godfrey  C.  Sandford  136 

Hamilton 241 

Henry  West... 82,  156 


—  Wm.Leonardbertram  273I— James  369 

Hilliard,  George 381  —James  Ovven   54,  176 

—  Harold  N-ish 425I—  John  Edward  ..  385 

—  William  Edward 24]—  Maui-ice  Kirkmai 306 

William  Robert   ...77,  209)—  Michnel  R.  Kirkman  236 


Hills.  Alfred    215 

—  Charles  Edward    361,  365 
Edmund  Herbert 210 


Graham  Cludde...   58,  235— Samuel  Arth.  E....  51. 

Ji'u.    Henry    Arthur        |Higgin,ChippingdallH.  i47iHilson,  Robert  Jas 441 

Chas 53o|Higginbotham,Chas.  E.  3o«j  Hilton,  Ernest  Pnilip   ..  320 

Henry  Garden 296J  Higgins,  Charles  G 302  —  George  ...  ..  283 

Herbert   528, —  Jn.  F.  Andrew 174J  —  Horace  Anwyl  223 

Ivor  John  C 16  —  Joseph  Thomas 3671—  James  Foord 16 

—  Lionel ...47,  419  —  Rupert  Henrv   2341— Murray  Venables... 51,  275 

Lionel  Norton    421' — Thomas  C.  Reginald   23  ij  Hince,  Arthur  H.  258 

Louis  William   297JHigginson,CecilPickfrd    317;  Sine,  Hv.  Chas.    R 386 

—  Otway  Charles 351'— Conway  R.  Dobbs    ...  173:  Hincks, Thomas  Cowper  310 

—  Percy  T.  Colthurst  ...  171!—  Sir  Geo.  W.  Alex 275!  Hind,  John  William 45 

Reginald,  Xor(/, 134I— Gcrdon  Shakespear...  3541  Hinde,  Alan 174 

William  Norman 233  —  Harold  Whitla  354!- -NU'red  Buckley 382 

Herdon,  Hugh  Edw.  ...  439  —  Henry  H 58,  329 

Herford,  Geoffrey  M.I.  40J  Higgon,  Arch.  Bellaira  175 
Heriot.GranviUeMackey  400'—  John  Arthur 263 

-  Oscar  Mackay  283'Higg8,  Wm.  B.  Comber  402 

!ermon,    Edward  Wm.  148  Hildebrand,  ArthurB.R.  212 

—  John  V 140^— Charles  Phayre 403 

Heron,  .ffey.  John 531'— Godfrey  24,  205 

Thomas 41,  368'— W.  Uatton 427 

Herrick,  Henry 335iHildyard,  Harold  C.  T.   172 

Herron,  Robert  Douglas  1^6;-  Uy.  John  Thornton...      7 


—  Jn.  Henry  Edwd 32 

—  Wm.  Fred,  Honywood  153 

—  William  Henry  ...  72,  209 
Uiudlip.  Ch.is.  Lord 149 


Nevil  Barsey 366 

—  Philip  Egerton 213 

—  Walter  George 428 

^  Walter  Thorn*.on 320 

Hod'ion,  Geo.  Benjamin  421 

—  Harry  Vivian  R)bt.     330 

—  Robert  Doveton 378 

Hog,  Arch.  Swinton 348 

Hogarth,  J.  H.  H.  S.  D.    28 
Hogg,  Alfred  Percy  ......  226 

—  Allan  G.  M-iyhew 441 

—  Arthur  Melville  ...  17,  403 

—  Conrad  Chas.  Henry  214 

—  Cyril  M.  Trower 444 

—  George  Crawford  ...6,405 

—  Geo.  Elliot Minchin...  445 

—  Ian  Grj,ham  145 

Ja-nesH.  G.  G 306 

John  M'  tCenzieTro  wer  437 


Hinge,  Harry  Alex 3114'—  Philip   G.    Hardinge  214 

Uin^ley,  Saail.  Howard  360,— RudolphEdw.Trower  174 
Hingston.GlaytonW. J. 30,407;  —  Theodore  CM. Trower  428 

—  Edward 212I—  WilHughby  Lugard  ..  256 

—  Frederic  Leonard 283  Hoggan,    George  Peter  297 

—  George  Bennet^ 2ii!Hogge,  A.  FounDaine76,  4 


Hervey,  Const.  R.  Wm46,i76  —  Reginald  John  T 313  Hiuton,  Godfrey  B 181—  Charles 46,  409 

—  Hugh  DelaMotte... 34,  406  —  Robert  M.  D'Arcy  ...  332' Hippisley,  R.  Lionel  47.  207.— George  Sapte 82,417 

^e>iL'ltiue,  John  E.  N.  ...  323lHill,  Alan  Richard..  70,308    -  \Villiam  H 52,  144  —  John  Williani 46,409 

Uesketb,  Thos.  Edmund  1361— Alan  R.  Sale  Sale    ...  245,  Hipwpi',  Alfred  Geo... ^4,  363  —  Leared  Row  445 

Walter 441 1— Arthur  Brodhurst    ...  354  Hire,  Ashton  Hope   ..' ..  3q3]Hoghton,  Fred.  A 422 


Hessey.HaroldCazenove  161  —  Arthur  P.  S. 214 

—  Wm.  Fras 271  —  Arthur  Rowland  262 

Hetherington,  R.  P 380  —  Arthur  Vivian  354 

Heubton,  Fred.  Samuel  381'— Augustus  James 130 

Hewat,  Arthur  K 47,  166.— Augustus  West    ...34,  319 

Geo.  Thos.  Wm.  ...48,  267  —  Basil  Alexander   398 


Hirst,  Frederick  C 440  Hojel,  James  Graham...  521 

—  James  388HJiDech,  Waiter  Hy.  ...  130 

—  William  Mears 369  Holbjurn,  William      ...  24S 

Hislop,  Archibald 2  5i(i|Holbrook,  A.Ss.  Clair28 2,373 

Arrhnr  Fowler  .  439  —  Sdm.  Robt.St.George  247 

Hitchcock,  Basil  F.  B.  ..  305I  Holbrooke.BernardF.ft.  440 


Hewetson,  Alex.  Wm....  172 — Cecil 79,  209'— Harrv  W.  G,  Burnett   236I— Philip  L. 182 


821  Index — Active  List. 

Holflen,  Ernest  Prank...  ii9|Hooton.  Alfred   s^SiHowarcl,  Henry  Charles  321  Hume  Seisnelay  G.  W.  286 

-  Henry  Capel  L.    ...56,  167  Hope,  Adrian  V,  W 439  -  Henry  Martin 401  -  ^^?"'='' J<"'P'Vi>;;rH^,^ 

-  Hyla  Napier  '...  438  -  Uhkrles  Dunbar    173  -  H""-  Michael  F.  S.       HglHumrrey,  Bcuj.  Johir  H.  427 

Holdemess,    Hardwicke  304!-  Doushis  Edmund 329  -  Thos.  N.  S.  MoncrieCf  247  -  Frederick  G.  Umton    433 


Holdich,  .Sir  B.  A 257|—  Graham  Archibald...   182!—  W.  Sebastian  Eardley  430  —  John  C.  Taylor  ...251 

—  Godfrey  W.Vanrenen  185  j —  John  Augustus. 

—  Harold' Adrian  44c 

Holdsworth,  Arthur  M.  311 


,,  .  371 

UUU.4  .r»,.K"-""=      -       ,..— ifef.  WiUiam  George    3q6;Humphery,  Stanley. ..5°,  273 

JolmUrmson   i84lHoward  deWalden.ioi-,/  151  Humphrey,  Jas.  Wm...    117 

John  William   179I  Howe,  Fras.  Herbert   ...  297' Humphreys,   Dashwood 


—  Geo.  Lewis 84, 148  —  Lewis  A 35,  363,— Rupert  B.  Blunt  429 

Hole,  Henry  Lewis   437 1— Lucius  Charles 294  —  Randall  Chas.  A.     77,"" 

Holford,  Arthur i^°  rT  ^™-  HeniyWebleyi8i,369  —  Samuel  Francis. 


W.  H 441 

330  —  Edward  Thomas 2.=8 

366]— Gardiner 84.  169 


Charles  Alfred i38|HoDkins,  Chas  Hensley  38s!Howell,Auberon  Arthur  448;— George  Geoffrey  f.^..  ^4= 


..,,      Chri^tliphcr  Horace...  2S9J— Harry  Lionel    ^"I'  3„*> 

Herbert  F.  Northey...  336)— Ernest  Alfred  Russell  432  Humphry,  Lawrence...  386 

John  Randolph  Gorst  243'—  Ernest  Gronow 306  Humphry's,  Chas.  Vesey 

149  — Joseph 136 —Geoffrey  L.  H i74i      „         .    „  82,284 

il— LewisEgortnn 2,3  — HarryArthurLeonard  384  —  Francis  Henry 276 

--     ■      "    -  Herbert  Gwynne 175a— MervynA 307 


-  Charles  Frederick  ...  i75(— Edward  James.. 215 

—  Geor,se  Lindsay    132 

—  James  Henry  Edward  1 

—  John  Carbury   .... 
Holland,  A.  Gambler 

—  Cecil  George  2S5|— Manley  Ogden 50,  176 


Charles  Stewan.:::::::  ,74'- Norman  John.:;::;:.:..:  2;,!-  Phdip  ; 443!Hunt,Cecil  Edwin 404 


Edward  Frederick  ...  443J— Raymond  Beecliev  ...  327  — Robert  Hugh 404 

—  Ellis  Chas.  F 51,  i67jHopkinBon.  Chas.  K.  T.  258.  Howes,  William 369 


Cecil  Henry   252 

Cyril  Owen  Carew  ...175" 

Henry  C.B 336  Hewlett,  Arthur 31,  407,      Edward  Leslie 212 

John  Oliver 337"  Reginald 236'- Francis  Dillon 446 

—  „...«.  ^.„.  ,    „-,„opton.  Sir  Edward.. ,5,  348:Howley,  Hy.  Edw.  J.  A.  387  -  Frederick  Welsley  ...  395 

—  Guy  Lushing'ton  421  —  John  Button Si,  534 1- Jasper  Joseph 24,  —  ^redeiict  u  liiiam   ...  25:, 

—  Hai-ry  Francis     ...76,  419  Hopwood,  Herbert  Reg.  437  Howorth,  Henry  G iSi  -  Gerald  F.  &ne.yu oii 

-John' Edmund  David  141  IHordern,  idtii.  A.  Y.  C...  396|Hoy3ted,Desmond  M.  F.  213I— Godhey  Massy  V -.79,  303 


-  Ernest  Charles 147 

•George  Forbes 353 


•Charles    215  Hubbard,  Alfred  Edw...  241 

-GwynV 322! — Henry  Wm 480 


Cantrell 156 

Hudleston,  Guy 354 

John  Wallace 398 


•Lancelot 336 

—  Percy 420  .,  .  ,  ^    -^         . 

—  Samuel  Clifford    135  Hore,  Charles  Beauman  234ai— John  Francis  220 

—  Stuart  Lund  147  —  Charles  Owen   48!Hubbersty,  Wm.  P.  C 

—  ThomasChas  Bedford  2421 — Ernest  Wickham 518 

—  Walter Dermott 275I —  Hsrry  St.  George  S,    383 

Holle.y, Edmund  Hunt  6,164, —  William  Barraa    248 

Holliiis,  Charles  Ernest  24i'Horn,  Robert 337}— Willrid  Edward    3S5 

Hollinshead,  Hy.  N.  B...  i82[Hornby,E.  J.Phipps  6-„  i68iHudlestone,  Hubert 295 

—  L.  Brock    58,  313I—  George  Vermin 262lHudson,An_thonyT.  P.73,327 

Hollist,  Anthony  M.  C.  361' — Montague  Le.yland  ...  434,       *"''        t.'-..v. 

Hcllond,  Spencer  E 3S7lHorue,  Alexander 342} 

^loUoway, Benjamin 420I — Henr.v  Sinclair   ...75, 

—  Edward  Leigh 83,  41SJ—  John  Gilbert 401 

■  William  Octavius 172' —  Rev.  Philip  Bruce 532 


Arthur  Keith 435 

Arthur  Ross  174 

l68;  — Charles  Tilson 528 

CoiTie 529 

Ernest 517 


Granville  Vere  31° 

—  Henry  Richard  Aug.  445 

—  Henry  Vaughau  ...  35,  "OS 

—  James  Maitland...  41,  342 

—  R 300 

—  Reginald  Seager 144 

—  Robert  Henry  Brooke  130 
'— RochfordNoel  387 

—  Rochlort  Vere  253 

—  Spencer  529 

—  Thomas  Edw.  Carew  311 

—  Vere  de  Vere 439 

—  Villiers  Edward  ...72,  315 

—  William   Holdsworth  180 

—  William  Morgan 185 


—  ^viiiiam  i.^ciaviuB 172  —  jaef.  ruiiiiJ  ni  in;e jj.:!       ^^^^au j-z  ■  „r,uui,j  fi 

Hollway,  Edm.  John  56,282  Horner,  John  FitzL 242;— Eruest  John  314  Hunter,  Sir  Arcnioaiu...      0 


399I— Frank   296 

"'    •  Harry  Chalmers  517 

_ .  ,,  ,-,  .,  ,     -Havelock... 420 

Holme,  Alfred  Siegfried  2i4;Horrock8,  Wm.  Heatbu  382J—Jusiah  Howard 437 


-  James  Clinton  78,  ^iGiHoruiblow,  ArthurE.50, 

Hodman,  H.  Campbell...  435  —  Frank  Herbert 71 

—  Herbert  W.  L So,  400, —  Frederick  72 


—  Bryan  Francis 61,  229 

—  Harold  Leupold    184 

—  Richard  Carlyle    185 

Holmes, CecilWm. Arch.  444 

—  Charles  James 381 

—  Gilbert  Vallentin 429 

—  Hardress  Gilbert 256 

—  Henry  Ball 346 

—  JohnDalrympleEdgar  395 
■  Robert  Henbtone 395 


Charles  Finlayson  ..  138 

—  Chas.  Geo.  Woodbum  213 

—  Charles  Norris...27o,  373 

—  Douglas  H.  Keats    ...175a 

—  Francis  Chas.  K.mg77,265 


Horsbmgh.  Boyd  R.  234,  365  —  Percy    238 

—  Robert  Patrick 421  —  Thos. Roe  Chris 179       -—7-  ,  .   „„,,„iv,,„ 

Horsfall,  Alfred  G 28sl-Wemys8  423 j- Fred.  Ernest  Aruudell  170 

JameaHenryColdwelli75'':Huge8sen,E.Fjiatchbull  3o8|- fi'S'  f'^."  *  "'f  ^'^■■- ■•  ll^ 


—  lieo.  Thomas 533 

lIorsford.NonnanDudle.y  44 
Uorsle.v,  Cecil  Dove 1C2 


IHuggett,  Reuben 215  - 

Huggins,  M.  A.  Colin77,  399  - 
Pousonby  Glenn. ..70,  4i2]- 


B.on,Jiev.  Chas.  Josiah  396  Hughes,  Adrian  F.T.345,  365 


Albert  Lionel  W.. 


34<5  ■ 


Arthur  Pitcairn    444I— Thomas 529 

—  Vere  Edward 381 

—  Walter  J  amea  Henry  439 


Horton,  Percy  T 348,      -■   j 

—  Sydney  George ,781— Aibuthuott  J 56.  168.— John  Uunmug 

—  William    236lHor^vood.  Wm.  Thos.  F.  3101- Arthur  Pitcairn    444'      '"'""■"'■ 

Holt, Maurice  Percy  Cue  383iHosford,  DouglasAinslie  185!—  Charles  Fredenck  7,  405 

—  Philips  Darning    156!- Earls  A 2561— Charles  Fred.  Watson  2P" 

Holway,AValter  G 388  IHosie,  Andrew  382 

Holyoake,  Ralph  382[Hoskins,  Arthur  R.... 84, 

Homan,  Henry  Leslie  ...  320  H08kyn,Cha8.  Reg....54. 

Home,  Arch.  F 152I— Ju.GunniughamMoore44ij— Edw.  Malcolm 435 

—  FerdiniindCospatricL.  419!— Richard 164,  — Fra.  T.  Cunynghame  420 

—  George  A.  Swintcn...  m9  Hoskyns,  Chandos...  32,  206  —  Frederick  George 149 

—  G.  J.  N.  Lcgan 63,  251!-  Henry  Chas.  Walter    241  —  Frederick  St.  John...  265 

—  George  R.  ,S.  Logai^...  268JHosley,  William   James  206!— George  Arthur 378 


-  Claud  Gillan  Erskine  261 

329'— Cynic.  A.  A 443 

208;—  Edmund  Locock 309 


-  James  Muiray  428 iHotchkin,  Stafford  V.  ..  162 

-John  Elton 445!Hntham,Franci8Herbert  313 


-  George  Edgar  ...  132,  384 


ueuit^c  i:,uga.i     ...  4J4,    ju.)    iiii..^,  ——■-.-  -    --  -Q 

juim  r,ii,ou 445in..i.uam,rmuuionerueii,  jMi"  "^ly  FergUbOQ 404  Hurly    Maunce  KttlulttU    425 

Pelham  Maitland 438;—  Henry  Edward 2691—  Henry  Andrew i3o!Hurt,  b  rancis  Ceu  A.    203 

BMiortKltn,,  >.-!r,_.Tn>,n"  -,  =    ,fi(s;  —  John  Edward    4,0  -  Seymour  I.A.Albert  200 


i3o  — John" 35,  i66j— John  Edward    439 

Thos.  Patrick  Milne  334iHoubloii,  Hy. L. Archer  230!— Reg.  George  H...  85,  301 


—  Robert  Elton 


—  Walter  Gabriel 1401  Houghton, Ed.  Raymond  2! 

-  William  Elton  404', —  Edwin 388 


WalterHastmgsFred.  443 
—  Wm.  John  Hamlyn...  204 


Homer,  J.Leonard  3981— Henrj' Nelson Hobart  401, Hugo.  Edw.  Victor  519 


-  John  George 


3871  —  James  Henry 529 


John  Wm.  Hobart  ...  386  Hulbert,  Jos.  Geo 519 

— Thomas  Ernest    314 

Huleatt,  Hugh  77,  209 


231 
294 


Homi'ray,JohnRobertH.  398 
Honey,  Chas.  Henry  ...  369 
Honner,  Henry 242, —  William 

—  William  James i7ofHouseliold,  Henry  B.    ..  -^-, 

Hood,  A.  F.  Acland  73,  356-Houston,  Aith.  Mauston  439'Hulke,  Lewis  1.  B 

—  Alex.  Nelson 440I—  Chas.  E.  D.  Davidson  4401—  Waiter  Backhouse  ...  241 

—  Charles  Hugh  40:1  — Eyre 84,  209IHUII,  Chas.  P.  A 259 

—  Edw.ThesigerFrank-         —  Robert  F.  St.  Clair  ...  395'—  Chas.  Robt.  Ingham    100 

land    175  —  William  Mitchell 529U  — Herbert  Dauntesey  ...  233 

—  Emest  Fiedriick 432  Houstoun,  Alexander  ...  173  Hulse,  Harold  H 140 

—  ifon.  Francis  George  2i5;Hovell,  H.  de  Berdt   84,  275!  HulseOeig,  Herbert 440 

—  George  Hamilton  ...  i75«!Hovil,  Richard i75i|Hultun,  i'red.  C.  L.  135 

—  ib«.  Grosvenor  A.  A.  2191HOW,  Arth.  Pemberton  432 
-ifoH.  Neville  Albert...  182  Howard,  Bernard  Henry  202 


373 


—  William  E.  Comber... 
Hooker,  J.  Synionds...      291 
Hooper,  Alfred  Hy 320 

—  Arthur  W 3S5 

—  Geoffrey  Allen  B 2&: 


—  Cecil  Arthur 54,  176 

Charles 289 

Charles  Allred 317 

Chas.  A.Montgomer.y  361 
Francis   1 


Henry  Home 1756 

Hume,  Artnur  H.  UUss  212 

—  Arthur  Robert  284 

—  Charles  Vernon  ...  72,  i6b 

—  Charles  Wnelur 130 

—  iVonald  Geo.  Walter  175U 
John  James  Fras.  61,348 


•John  Charles    3181- Francis  Jas.  Leigh  S3,  364  —  John  Wm.  Thiing 2S 


—  Kichard  G 146J- 

—  Stuart  Huntley T7: 


■  Frederic  George 21  j  —  ^'f  itouert 


—  Uoote  oyuge 


315 


Geoffrey  Weston 303  —  Kobi.O.CuthUeri 2Boi—  Uany  t.  Menteth 


Fredk.  Joseph  ...igo,  370 

George  Douglas 381 

George  Yeates  Cobb     519 

Henry  Noel  Alex 228 

James  *86 

75,4»S 


William  Cbevers 301 

—  William  Hugh 80,  336 

—  William  Yeates 237 

—  Woodbum 6,  :64 

Hunter-Weston,  Aylmer 

(J, 61,  210 

Huntinglord,  W.  Legh  398 
Huntsman,  H  de  C.  308,  373 
Hurle,  Edw.  F.  Cooke  ,.  245 


Husey,  Edgar  Elliott  ...  261 
Huskisson,   Edwd.  John  402 

—  Samuel  George 3°' 

—  William 7i,  208 

—  William  Gordon  .365 

Uussey,  Arthur  H  ..  82,  169 

—  Edward  Robert  ...  32,  200 
Uutcheson,  Colonel  Geo.  5:5 

—  ii>ii I".  George    529 

—  Steele 349 

tlutchiugs,  William 309 

Hutchins,  Herbert  L.  63,  412 
dutchmnou,  Alan  Geo. C.  27 

—  Alex.  J.  K 42 

—  Chas.  Alex.  Robert...  437 

—  Chas.  Hammond... 82,  l6g 

—  Chas.  Roderick  M'L.    433 

—  Claude  B.  Gnce  i75'« 


i6o 


—  Cuthburt  uordou 441 

—  I'raucis  Hope  Grant    529 

—  Francis  Patrick   ...75>4I5 

—  Fred.  Pierrepont 180 

—  George    Henderson  185a 
Geo.  Higgmson  Foru  34^* 


Index — Aclive  List. 


S22 

Irvpiu,  William. 115  James,    Ralph    Ernest        jJems,  Eenry  Pru33....<:  327 

Isaac,  Jotn  Edm.  V. 233         Haweis 307  —  Herbert  S^rynfen =  353 

—  Thomas  Win.   Talbot  258  —  Richard    524  —  Nicholas  Gordon  M.     177 

Isacke,  Charles  Victor...  348  —  Sydney  Price 526,— ^o«.  St.  Leger  Henry  321 

—  Hubert 313J —  Thomas ..  155  — Swynfen  John  292 

—  Rearinald 2471^  William  Bernard  4.27'— Wm.  S.  W.  Parker    ..  322 

—  Robert  Heni'y   232, —  Wm.Reg.  Wallwyu77,i77«  Jervis-White-Jervis,  Sir 

Isherwood.Fras.Edw.B.  ^30  — William  W^-bergh   ...  161  J.  B..,  Barf 61,  t68 

[vatt,  George  Aug.  ...73,  241  Jameson.  Archibald  D.  387  Jervois,  Cha.  EdwyasS,  177 


Hutchinson,  Henry 

Doveton 28,  407 

■  Hugh  Moore , 

—  James  Bird 40,  406 

—  James  William  C...78,  416 
Leslie  T.  Rose  529 

—  Ricbard  G.  Hely  235 

—  Thomas  Maasie    280 

—  William  Arthur    353 

—  William  Gordon  443  Ivens,  Harold  T.  Careiv  s:;^  —  Edmond  James 


Henry  Napier 48 

■  William  F.  Moore  ...6,  :64  —  Robt.  Carevp- 215  —  George  Lionel 2i5|Jervoise,  E.  J.  Clarke  ..  296 

Hutchison.  Ales.  R.    H.  400  tzat,  Ales.  Rennie    1S3— Georg-i  [Jniacke   2S7J  Jesse,  John  L.    ......355,401 

—  Cecil  Key 222 

—  Criufuird  George  G.    162 

—  George 443 

—  James  L.  M'Kie   143 

—  Kenneth  Douijlas i" 

—  Robert 1 

—  R.  Schlesinger 329 

Huth.  Austin  Hy 323 

—  Geoffrey  Hdw 222 

Hutton.C.  Mol^'neux  54,  257 

—  EdwardThoa.  Henry  1,  17 

—  Gilbert  Montgomerie  211 

Huxford,  James    296 

Hyde,  ArthurClarendon  360 

—  Arthur  Colville 330 

—  Dermot  Owen 387 

—  liev.  Henry  Barry 

Hynes,  Brian  Mansfield  2i;9 

—  Ernest  Thomas  292 

Hyslop,  Francis 237 

—  Henry  Hugh   Gordon  350 

—  Maxwell  Kobertson...  252 

—  Robert  G.  B.  Maxwell  295 

—  Robert  Maxwell...  31,  205 

ibbetsju,  Cyril  0 25S 

levers,  Oliver  Goldsmith  42 
Igguhion,  Herbert  Aug.  30 
lies,  Francis  William...  44 

—  Frederick  Arthur 21 

—  Henry  Wilson    170 

lUington,  Edmd.  Moritz  526 

Impey,  Liiurence  448 

Imler,  Jacob  18& 

Ing,  George  H.  Abseil..  136 

Ingestre,  J'iset 134 

Ingham,  Chas.  St.  Maur  174 

—  Oliver  P.  Stanhope...  294 

—  Robt.  J.  FitzGerald      184 

Ingilby,  John  O.  A 339 

— William  Honrv 223 

Ingle,  Jlen.  Geo.'Hy 460 

—  SVilliam  Daly... 319 

Ingletieid.  K.  Seymoar5i,249 

—  Nuriran  Bruce       -54,  177 
Ingles,  Alex.  Wightou...  247 

John  Darnley    242 

Ingiis.Albert  Gordon  ...  373 

Charles  Elliot    183 

Ernest  447 

Henry  Alves ...71,  177 

—  William  Raymond  ...  239 
Ingpen,  Percy  J 247 

vV'iliiam  Frederick  ...175a 
Ingram,  John  Mia'kham  175 

—  John  O'Dounell   273 

Inkbon,  Edgar  T 386 

luman.Arthur  W.  P 378 

—  Henry  Basil  402 

Innes,  Cecil  Mitchell 

—  Charles 

Hector  Munro   181 

Hubert 529 

—  James  Aicbihald 357 

—  Sydney  Armitage,.... 

nmes,  Benj.  Jas 

[onides,  Luke  George... 
Ireland,  de  Courcy  440 

—  Herbert  Richaj-'d  Hall  361 

—  RobertMegaw 371 

[remonger,  Harold  E.  W.  39S 

—  Robt.  Geo 73,  414 

Ironside,  Wm.  Edmund  175 
Irvine,  Alfred  Ernest...  332 

—  Andrew  Alex.    .137 

Delaware  Lewis  379 

Fran£is  Duncan  2tj 

Francis  Stephen 386 

—  Gerard  Beaxiy 5  " 

James  Laird 63,  208 

Thomas      S2,  350 

Thomas  Walter 521" 

Irving,  Andrew  Bell. ..52, 107 

Johu  Charles  Sarle...  371 
[rwin,  Cecil 244 

Herbert  Edwards...  51,234 

James  Murray  382 


—  William  Rennie    214  -~  James   i,  37;iJe5sep,H.Lethbridge  46,  206 

Jack, E?an  Maclean     ...  -.^131 — James  Couwaj'... 381!  Jes-sop,GathrieHylton4o,363 

—  HerbertR.H 81,  364   -  John  Bland 528jJeudwine,  Hugh  S.  ..82,178 

Jackson,  Alex.  T 275, —  Robert 156: —  Richard  Wni  Rice  ..  34.7 

—  Arthur  W.  F 47,  234  —  Robert  Feild 4(3,  409|Jewet,t,  Ashley  E 443 

—  Claud  Hugh  Irving...  259; — SvdneyBellingham^S,  536  Jickell,  William  ..  .  185 

—  Cyril  Compton 434'— William 344|Jocelyn, Julian  R.J.    30,165 

—  Edmund  Sylvester  ...  147,  —  Wm.  Kenneth  Eust.  174 -lohn,  Chas.  Lambart  ...  215 

—  Eric  Archer  262]  Jamieson, Alister  Wm. 26,  406!  Johnson,  Alan  Hilton..  241 

—  Ernest  Montague 424I  ^  Aubrey  James ..  429! — Allen  Edwin 445 

—  Ernest  Somerville   ...  297^— Gerald  Alister  183! — Allen  Victior 235 

—  Francis  Benjamin 1701 — William 2?3l  —  Arthur  Biyiiss 241 

—  Frank  Walter  F i85|Jardine,   Chas.  Herbt.  3?3'X[— Arthur  Cyril  B 422 

—  Freeman  Astley   442' — James  Bruce 146  ^  Arthur  Graham  ,..8i,  169 

—  George 139  Jarrett,  Ayhner  V.  330,— CecU  WiUoaghby 381 

—  George  Hanbury  N  ..  286J—  Chas.  Harry  B 353i~  Chas.  B.  Bulkeley    ..    143 

—  Henry  Cholmondeley  2511— Hubert  Cejil  D 443  —  Charles  Edward  ...53,  419 

—  Herljert  Kendall   .71,  i63  Jarvis,  Charles  F.  C 256, —  Charles  Reginald 214, 

—  Lieut.  Herbert  Wm...  438  Jeans,  Chas.  Gilchrist4i,  36S' —  Charles  Ricliard   455 

^  Col.  Herbert  Wm 34  Jebb,  Gladwyn  D 251— Clarence  A.  Keatiuge  435 

Hugh  Milbourne  ...70.  2oSj—  Joshua  H.  M 327!—  Cuthbert  Fra.  Dixon.    147 

—  Hugh  Stanley 17501  Jeffcoat,  Algernon  C 271 1— Cyril  Maxwell  Ross  ..  170 

James  528  —  Fred.  H.  H 431  —  Edwara  Fielder    175 

James  Henry... 37 ij— Henry  J.  Powell  172  —  Rt.  Rpp,  F.dw.  Ralph  530 

—  John    85,  41S  Jeffcock,  Jas.  W.  G.  P.  147  —  Eliot  Philips    ..., 210 

—  Keith  Hungerford   ...  437  Jefferies,  Hugh  St. John  276  —  Ernest 269 

—  Lambert  Cameron  ...  214  JeU'ery,  Walter  H 445  —  Francis  Shand  Byam  231 

—  Lancelot  Archer  31S;  Jeffreys,  Arthur  Gordon  32,  —  Frank  Ernest   77,  168 

Landon  Dealtry  ...8:,i77a!— Fred.  Vaughan 73,  209,— Frank  Wm.  Evans  ...  347 

Lionel  W.DeV.Sadleir  isol— George  Darell     219  — Fred.  Colpoys  O.   61,  399 

Louis  Charles 58,  2cSj^  Henr^'  Bvrou 48,  167  —  Frederick  Evana  274 

—  Louis  Macdonald 214J— Johu  William    333  —  Frederick  Francis  ...     32 

—  Maurice  Alexander  ...  185. —  Patrick  Douglas  17  —George.... 274 

—  Montague  B.  Gosset63, 177,—  Richd.GriffithBassett  354,  — George Vanderheyden  ibj 

—  Ralph  Curteis 246;  — William  J.   Llewelyn  303:— Gilbert  Ward 431 

—  Richard  Rolt  Brash...  353|Jekyll,  Herbert     26,  235'— Gordon  Bennett   215 

—  Robert  Pilkington  ...  432  Jelf,  Richard  Henry.. 16,  205!— Harry  Cecil 322 

—  Robt.  Postance  423  —  Rudolf  George  3221—  Hastings  Ross 86,  237 

Robert  Wm.  Henry...  3S3  —  Wilfrid  WykehaJi  ...  n^l—  Sir  Ky.  AAV m.  Bt.^g,  315 

Jellett,  John  Hewett  71,  i63  — Henry  Alexander 271 

Jelley,  Reg.  Frank  213  —  Hanry  CimpoalL 315 

Jellicoe,  Jieo.  Fred.  J.  P.  3gt>\~  Henry  Percival 384 

—  Richard  Carey 366  —  John  Ernest  Blois  ...  440 

Jellicorse,  Harold... 2S8J — John   Thomas  335 

Jencken,  Fras.  J 380;— John  Tyrer .,  387 

Jenkin,  Fred.  Charles...  iSjI-  Lewis  Weutworth  ...  234 
Jenkins,  Atherton  E.  7U,  356I  —  Maurice  Edward 

—  Chas.B.H. Wolseley 4i,i6o         Stanley 445 

—  Char'.os  Edward  154!— Osmond  MoncrieEf  ...  371 

Edward  Vaughan  ...  285  —  Jieo.  Percy  James  D.  530 


299 
383 
279 


—  Robert  Whyte  M...71,  36^ 

—  Spenser 54,  307 

—  Sydney  0.  Fishburn...  290 

ThoJi"*s 528 

Thjmas  Dare    231 

Jacob,  Arthur  L.  B 183 

—  Arthur  Le  Grand 427 

—  Arthur  Leslie... 436 

Arthur  Otway   161 

Claud  William 421 

Harold  Fenton 430 

—  John  E.Fishbourue...  296 
Stephen  Hector   441 

—  Walter  H.  Bell...  i3o,  368 

—  William  Swinton  ......  429 

Jacomb,  Thos   Jos.     ...  388 

—  Wm.  Arnold  304 


—  Raymond  Bazley    ...  147 

—  Raymond  Henry 175a 

—  Richard  Francis...  47,  176 

—  RobertJ.  Bradshaw...  263 

—  Ronald  Marr 173 

—  Thomas  George  ...75,  415 

—  Thos,  Gordon  Blois  ...  433 


—  Francis   22 

—  Lionel  Francis 442 

—  Wm.Re^nld.Haldane   141 
Jenkinson,  Henry    Law 

Acland ...82,  169 

.  Jenner,  Albert  Victor  72,  356 

—  WiUiam  John 333!^  John  Banks  35S 

Jacques,  Fras.  Aug 432I —  Leopold  Christian  D.  322  —  Thomas  Pelham  365 

Jacson,MainwaringGeo.  242^^  Walter  Kentish  W.  75,r50|—  William 222 

Jatfra3',.ficf. W.Stephen-        jJenney,  Arch.  Offley  ...  2^9]— Wm.  Edw. 524 

son 396  —  George  William    528J—  Wdliam  Frederici758,366 

Jagger,  Walter 385  Jennings,  Edgar    518  —  William  John  ..  367 

Jago,  John  Robert  175a! —  Edward  Charles  ......  2361 —  Wm.  Henry  Luttman  330 

James,  Alfred  Albert  ...  438I— Francis  Montgomery  149'— Wm.  Robinson ^60 

Alfred  Henry  Cotes...  292  —  George  I'ercy    276  Johnston,  Bruce  Gamp- 
Bernard  R 279  —  Herbert  A.  K.  83,  17S         bell 86,  2tc 

Cecil  Polglase 351J — James  VVillei ^S^. —  Charles  Arcnnr 526 

Charles  Ashton    443'—  John  Gilderdale  443I— Claud  E.  Lojgden  ...185a 

Charles  Henry  518' —  Richard 379'^  David  George i3,  353 

Christian  Wilfrid    ...  175I—  Rooert  Daniel  296'—  Dudley  Cater 528 

—  i/oH.  Cuthbert 279' — ■  Robert  H 4c,  207  —  Duncan  Alexander3o,  205 

Cyril  Henry  Leigh83,  232J — Robert  MelviU  5,  403  —  Francis  Earl 329 

Edmund  Henry  Salt    441  —  Walton 180 — Prelenck    Ci-mpoell  173 

Edward  Tite 296  —  William  Ernest 528  —  George  Napier 180 

—  Eustace  Lindse/H....  3T3  Jennison,  Hy.  G.  W.    ...  t86  —  Gjrdon  Campbell 170 

—  Francis  Polglase 437  Jenour.  Arthur  Stawell    179  —  Harley  M'Alpiue  ...  ..  420 

George  Millais  233  Jephsou,  John  Noble  ...  425  —  Henry  Halcrb 380 

—  Hy.  Ch.  M.  Korthage  44^  —  Robert  Dalkeith   386  —  Herbert  William  4.27 

—  Henrj' Daniel 3S1]  Jepsou,  Cha.rles  Wm.  ..  Z3ia  —  Hugh  Bertie  H 183 

—  Herbert 76,  4i6:Jermyn,  Tnrenne 420 ;— J.  Thomasou ...71,177 

—  Herbert  Ellison  R.  ...  380  Jerome, Henry  Jos.  W.  56,  2o3|— Joseph  Henry  Bed  ...  186 

Herbert  Lionel S^Zj^  John  William 3S0I—  Percy  D.  C 318 

John  Edgcumbe  17:1  Jerram,  Henry  1151— Percy  Herbert  378 

—  Mitford  Edward   306' Jerrard,  Aug.  G.  A. i33'— Rxndal  Williams 271 

—  Montague  Gilford 430-7"  ^^-  BarthoJ.  Jos ..     i8|—  Richard  Geo.  Minn  ..175a 

Murray  Ray  de  B.  ...  304!  Jarvis,  Ernest  C.  Sc^tt...  147  —  Robert 445 


823 


Index — Active  List. 


Johnston, Rohert  Heetor  241. Jones,  AValter  Howel  ...  170; 

—  Seymour  Campbell    .  267I—  WatterT.  Cressweli      4'^ij 

—  Thos.  Kelly  Evans  73,168;—  William  Henry  213 

—  Walter  Edw.  Wilson  445'— Wm.  Price  Sutton    ...  174 

—  William  :96a[jopp,  Keith  Edmund     .  352 

—  William  Henry 215  Jordan,  John  Gregory...  517 

—  William  Jame'a 2in!— Philip  O.  Lntley  215' 

—  William  Thomas 37S1— Richard  A.  A.  Y 317! 

Johnstone.   Allar.  M.  D.   40x1  —  Richard  Price    273' 

—  Augustus  A.  Jerris...  419  Joslen,  Franfe 395' 

—  Beresford  Assheton...  4iojJoslin,  Francis  John 313 

—  Charles  John ssSljosling.  Chas.  Langford  381 

—  Charles  Melville   i4oJosselyn.  Jas    Edw.  c6,  tf>:, 

—  Colin  Duncan 71,  279 '  Jou bert,  Cha.  Henry. 515 

—  Fit2royAug.Beauclerki46|Jourdain.  Chas  E.A.  ...  307! 

—  Francis  Buchanan  82,  160I—  Ernest  Nevill 214 

—  Eras.  Herbeit 431)— Henry  Francis  New-        I 

—  Gilbert  Luir ley     175'        digate 348| 

^  Henry  Arthur   ,.    i48jJoy.  James iSsa 

—  Herbeit  Cecil 245  Joyce,  Lewis  W 175(1 

—  Hope 180  —  Pierce  Charles  349' 

—  Jas.Hy.L'Estrange85,  210  Joynt,   Edward  Hearne  377! 

—  James   Henry  Waller  173'Jubb,  Cvril  0 285! 

—  James  Robert  5S,  39Q'Judge.  Spencer  Francis  317I 

—  Richard 322!^  William  Graham 316' 

—  Walter  Edgeworth  ...  254  Julian,  Charles  John    ...  174 

Joicey,  Hugh  Edw ,.  155' — Oliver  Rich.  A 382 

Joiner,  Arthur  George,,.  309JJUI1US,  Stanley  de  V.  A.  288 

—  William   Henry    254  Jupp,  William  H 115 

Jollie,  Francis 427'Jury,  Edw.  Cotton    159 

Jolly,  William  Archibald  393' Justice,  C.Le  Gendre  ;6,  4:5 

JoUye,  (iodfrey  H 39S1— Clive  William    33o| 

Jones,.ffep.  Afex.  J. 531  Kane,  Arthur  Hyde iSo! 

—  Alfred    215'  —  Francis  R.  P 48] 

—  Alfred  Edwin 51,  410' —  Harold  Robert 296] 

—  Arthur  C.I-.  Hardman  233^— John  F.  Aloysius 2420^ 

—  A.  H.  M.  Hamilton  .,.  265'— Richard  Alexander. ..  288' 

—  ArthurM.Bulkelej8i,  161  Kanga,    Jamshedji    K.  525* 

—  Arthur  Melville 3b:  Kappey,  Fred.  Geo     72,  397^ 

—  Aubrey  A rbuthnot  ...  421  —Max  Alb.  Bums 428 

—  Bryan  John    ..  352  Karslake.  Her.ry  175 

—  Charles  E.  Coursolles234«  Kaulbach.  H3'.  Albert.. .234'* 

—  Conrad  Routh  295|Kauntze,  Bertram  C.  ...  44*^ 

—  Douglas  Chatmpion...  214— Cedric  R 433 

—  Doui;las  Forde 17,  164  Kavanagh.C.T.M'M   £2,  151 

—  Edmund  Gunning        434  —  Victor  Hubert   347 

—  Edward  Vincent 349  Kay,  Alf.Goodwyu     380 

—  Edward  Whitmore  -..  265  —  Henry  Clifford   444! 

—  Edwyne  D.  Douglas   185a  —  Wm.Algernonlreland  322J 

—  Ernesst  Rae    261!— William  Heape 172 

—  Eustace  Henry i74iKaye.  Cecil 434, 

—  FrancisGeorge 2711-  James  Levett     448, 

—  Frank  Aubrey  297  —  Ralph  Arthur    178! 

—  Frank  Lewis 73,  414 — William  Johu  Pettitt  426 

—  Fred.  L.  Lloyd 432'Kay8,  Horace  Francis...  334 

—  Fred.  Wm.  Caton 381I — Walpole  Swinton...70,  321 

-*  Geo.  Augustus  456lKayser,  Frank  135 

—  Geo.  Turner 50,  207'Kealy,  Percival  Hope...  2141 

—  Harold  Robert 290  Keane,  Sir  John,  Burt.    173 

—  Harry  Balfour  2iojKearnoy,S»rff.C(//i/. John  382' 

—  Harry  Harvey  431  ~  Q''-Mr.  John 295 

—  Henry  A.  Hathway...  401' — 'i  beobald  W.    Butler352« 

—  Hy.  Morris  Pryce."....  222I—  Trench  F.  Butler 352 

—  Herbert  Arthur 366  Kearns,  Thos.  Joseph  ...  367 

—  Herbert  John    424  Keareey,  Alex.  H.  Cyril  330 

—  Hubert  Louis 402  Kearaley,  Robt.  Harvey  139 

—  Inigo  Richmimd  ...16,  223jKeary,  Hy.  D'Urban  56,  414 

—  Jenkin 4T9!K.eate.  Charles  Robert...  419 

—  Jenkin  Stephen 319'— Robert  D.  Morris 175, 

—  John... 387  Keates,  William 243' 

—  John  Henry  Hill 183'— William  Edward  2S5I 

—  John  H.  Auketell i46|Keatmge.  Hec.  C.  Walter  396J 

—  John  Hyndman 39$' —  F'^c.  William  L 396 

—  John  Lloyd  Thos.    ,,.  528  Keatly,  John 382I 

—  John  Matthew  379  Keays,  Robert  Wm.  C...  431, 

—  Juxor.Hy.Juxon  ...52,  410' —  William    378' 

—  Leslie  Cockburn  437|Keble,  AU'.  E.  Conquer  385 

— -Lewis 81,  ^09, —  IlionArthur    442 

—  Lewis  Jeremy   23412,  Keddie.HerbertW.G.  182,368 

—  Llewellyn  Murray  ...  237! Keef.  Geo.  Alfred    ...53,  259! 

—  Lumley  O.Williams...  303  5eelan.  Henry  Percival  438I 

—  ffeo.  Maurice 396  Keen,  Fred.  Stewart  ...  440J 

—  Michael  DerwassG...    332] —  Patrick  Houston 444I 

-- Morey  Quayle 47,  234, —  Wm.  John  439' 

—  Octavius  George 3fi7'Keene,  Al'.red 51,  176! 

—  Oliver  St.  Michael  ...  140  —  Charles  Edm,  Rack...  255 

—  Ovreu  GlyudwrDigby  215! — Charles  William  43^ 

—  Richard  Anketell mo' — Geoffrey  K.    Stewart  444 

—  Richd.  Chas.  Rcynon  237!—  H.  L.  Ruck ,.  301' 

—  Richard  Godfrey.  .61,  411  —  Robert  Francis  Ruck  172 

—  Richard  Percy i74|Keenlyside.  Guy    F.   H.  314' 

—  Robert  Arthur  i75a|Keighley,  C.  Marsh. ..28,  407' 

—  Theophilus  Percy 384  —  Harold  o.  Sptnce    ...  404 

—  Thomas  Vincent  272I — Vernon  A.  Scott  442I 

—  Thos.  Wm.  Hathway  441  Keily.  Fred.  Peter  Cha.  4381 

—  Valentine  H.   Sutton  402  Keir.  Johu  Lindesay  56,  167' 

—  Walter  Lally 73,  325  Keith,  Royden  C. 175 

—  Walter  Douglas .-  366  Kekewich.CecilHenr;  86,330 


Kekewich, Robt. Geo.  34, 
Kelaart, Gerald  Talbot  51, 
Keliiwala.Manekshaw  J. 
Kelhara.HenrvRnberljo, 

Kell,  Vernon  G.  W.  

Keller,  Rudolph  Hy.  ... 
Kellett, Richard  Orlando 
KelUe.Arch.  Henry 

—  Edward  Chamier,.. 40, 

—  George  .Jerome 

—  Harry  Francis  

—  James 46, 

—  Robt.  Howden      

Kelly.  Alex.  Laurance 

J.M 

Arthur  James...,,.  61, 

—  Charles  Henry 34, 

— ■  Conrtenay  Russell    .. 

—  Francis  Henry 47, 

— '  George  Charles 

—  Geo.  Harvey  Hume  .. 

—  Geo.  Hy.  Fitzmaurice 

—  Harry  Holdsworth  ... 

—  Harvey  H.  H 26, 

—  Harvej-  St.  G.  Hume 
Heniy  Chas.  Thos.  63, 

—  Henry  Edw.  Theodore 

—  Henry  Newton 

—  James     ..  

—  James  A.  M.  J.  P 

—  Joseph  Fras.  M... 

—  Michael    

—  Philip  Jas.  Vandeleur 

—  S(rRichd.  D 

—  Richard    Edm 

—  Richard  M.  B.  F....56, 

—  Robt.  H.  Vandeleur...! 

—  Thomas  Lernard 

-  Vincent  Joseph 

—  Waldron  E.  Roper    ... 

—  Waldron  H.  Fletcher 

—  William  Freeman 

-~  William  Hyde    ..         . 

—  William  James 

Selsall,  Harrv  Jo.seph... 

—  Hope  Waddell   

—  Thos.  Edward  

Kelsey.  Walter  Fred.  ... 
Kemball,  Alick  Gurdon 

—  Sir  Arnold  Burrowes 

—  Arnold  Henry  G.     76, 

—  Chas.  Artiold 

Georee  Vero  63, 

—  John  Shaw 

Kemble,  Edw.  Arthur?!, 

—  Francis  Arthur .. 

—  Hem-y  Maule 

—  Paul  Berthon  ...- 

—  William  Edward 

Kemmis,  Arthur  W.  M. 

—  WiUiam  H.  Olphert  . 
Kerip,  David  Claude  ... 

—  Geoffrey  C    

Kempson,  G.  C.  Dongls. 
Kempster,  Fras.  Jas.  ...i 
Kempthome, Henry  Noel 
Kendall,  Chas.  Melville 

—  John 

—  John  Kaye 

—  Svdney  Robt. Gordon 
Kendle,  Fras.  Clifford... 

Kenna,  Paul  A 

Kennard.  Arthur  M 

—  AuberonClaudHegan 

—  Henry    Gerard  Kgan 

—  Lionel  Edward  

—  Willoughby  James  ... 
Kenna  way,  Chas.  Noel 
Kennedy,  Alfred  Alex  .. 

—  Andrew  Campbell 

—  Archibald  Edwaid  .,. 

—  Arthur 

—  Arthur  H.  Clai'k    ..54, 

—  Charles  Fraser 

—  Charles  Hem-y    ...  75, 

—  Claude 

—  Edw.Chas.Wm.M.80, 

—  Edw.  S.  Curwen     73, 

—  Fra.  Malcolm  Evory 

—  Henry  B.  P.  Lion    ... 

—  Herbert   ilexander... 

—  Herbert  J.  W.  M.    75, 

—  Hugh  ;... 

—  James   

j—  James  Crawford  

—  James  Robert 

|— John  

—  John  Nassau  C 


316 

208 

362 

182 

209 

32.; 

3-9 
436 
21 5 
406 

404 1 
402 
172 

2i4 
50S 

254 


Kennedy,      Macdougall 

Ralsiou 2T5 

;—  Robert  Gray 257 

—  Thos.  Francis  Arch. 

Watson    48,  342- 

—  Thomas  Francis   388 

—  Wm.Magill    43^ 

—  WilloughbyPitcairn4i,4o5 

Keniiefiek,  Edm.  H 255 

Keunelly,  Jiec.  W.  J.  M.  ^^^i 
Kennett.Brackley  H.  B.  130 
Kenney,  Arth.  Herbert  5 1 ,  207 
Kennion.  Roger  Lloyd..  430 
Kenny,  Edw.  Evans  41,  4c<> 

—  George  William    271 

—  HenryTorrens   ..  86,  41S 

—  Michael  James 349 

—  Thomas  Kelly   6 

—  Wm,  G.  Stanhope 291 

—  William  Wallace  37S 

Xenrick,  Geo.  Bdmd.  R.  227 

—  Herbert  Wm.  M.  152 

—  William  Hamilton  ...  529 
Kensington,  E.  Claade   445 

—  Guy  Beifield  213 

Hugh,  Zoj-rf ,.  156 

Kent,  Fred.  Edmund  56,  177 

—  Herbert  Vaughan   83,  209 

—  Percival  Naylor    137 

—  Thomas  Wm.  Shene  308 
Kentish,  Horace  J.  J.4S,  254 

—  Leonard  William 236 

—  Reginald  Johu 346 

Kenyon,Ed\v.Ratialpb56,2oS 

—  Lionel  Richard 179 

Keogh,  Alfred 579 

—  Arthur  Lorean 348 

—  James  Blair 438 

—  John  Henry   182 

Keown,  John  Charrier..  423. 
Keppel.  Arnold  Rimsay  316 

—  Edward  George    13.^ 

-  Geo.  Olof  Roos 424 

Ker,  Lord  A.  R  Jnues  ..  142 

—  Charles  Arthur 133. 

—  David  Alfred  Wm 140 

—  Malcolm  Albert  517 

Kerans,  Arthur  Lees  ...307a 
Kerin.  Michael  Wm......  375 

Kerr,  Fras.  L.  Scott 342 

—  Frederick  Walter 339 

—  Mark 269. 

—  Mark  Ancrum 81,  417 

^  Riibert  Scott 70,  2r9. 

—  Ronald  Herbert   3Cr 

—  William    294 

Kerhch.Geo.  Steuari75.  4:3, 

—  John  Herbert 297 

—  Leonard  W.  C 78,  416 

—  Walter  D'Oyiy  u'^^ 

—  Walter  Edmund  ...77,  i6Z 
Kerry,  H.  W.  E.  EuH  of  224 

Kershaw„  Sidney  H 233 

Keswick,  D.  Johnstone  153 
Ketchen,  Sothoby  D.  B.  43*^ 

Kettle,  Louis  Cooke 292 

Kettlewell,  Arct.  M 440 

—  Edw.  Alex 80,  417 

-  Henry  Wildman  517 

Key,  John  fteynard 249 

Keyes,  All*.  J.'h.  .  1B2 

—  Cha.5.  Valentine 441 

—  Ch.  Wm.  Pfc.tton...364,  401 

—  Terence  Humphrey...  443 
Keys,  Chris.  W.  M 37S 

—  vVra.  David  Acheson  529(1 
Keywoith,  Rbt. Denbigh.  302 

—  RobertG.... 173 

—  Walter 435 

Kharcgat,  M.  P S2> 

Kid.l,  Bertram  G.  B.    ...   441 

Kiddle,  Frederick  ;,-:^ 

Kiggelt,  Lancelot  E.  73,  J34 
Kilgour,  Harold  Fred.... 1756 

—  Henry 32 

Kllkelly,  Charles  R 381 

—  Patrick  Percy   528 

Killery,  St.  John  B 3S5 

Kiluer,  Charles  H.,..  84,  169 
KilT-ert,  Robert  Edgar     39!^ 

Kimber,  Edgar  S 326 

Kiuahau,  Cecil  Edw.  ...  347 
Kincaid.  Chas.  Style  61,  346 

—  Wm. Fras. Hy. Style  46,209 

—  Willie  Alex.  Scocla=,d  =:i 
Kinder,  Dennelt  Chos. ...  24 
King,  Alex.  Bo  .vers 254 

—  Alexander  Edwai-d  ...  1S4 


Index — Actice    List. 


824 


King-,  Alexander  Jas.7S,  'j^iiKitchoner,  Fred.  W...3i 


—  Alexander  Trevelyaui7 


-^L 


HearyE.  C... 


-  Al<;ernoiiD'Aw'nilarS3,i6Q|  Kitchener  of  Khartoam, 


—  Arthur  Fred.  Wm. 


Lord 5, 


-  Arthur Montajjue 357{Kitchin,  Sec.  Arthur  , 


—  Augustus  Carter 

—  Charles  Arthur  Cecil 

—  Charles  Dickson  ...77 

—  Charles  Macintosh  ... 

—  Charles  Mervyn  222  Silsoa,  CLas.  Edw, 

—  Charles  Wallis 81,  364,,—  tierard  Charles 

—  David 

—  Douglas  Maitland 


1.1OI—  Reo.  Barclay  . 
2561—  Charles  Edward-. 

t68; —  Ivan  Harwood 

6'  -  Uec.  Walter 


337;  —  James  Edward  

159  Kitto,  Wm.  Alex 

—  Edw.  John  Fitzgerald  326iK.lugh,  Rev.  Leonard   ... 

—  Eustace  King 23S  Kna^gs.Chas.  Frederick 

—  George 529^^  Henry  Thomas 

—  Geo.CourtenayCooper  327;  —  Morton  Herbert    

—  Geo.  Hubert  Clayton    175^  FCnapp,Chas.Albert353, 
-- Ci7;)^<zirt  Henry  234' — K.  Ken  mure  

—  Captain  Henry  426!—  Percival  Krnest    

—  Henry  Jas.  Philips...  i75iKnapton,  Hy.  A.  Forbes 

—  Henry  Somerset  .73,  209  [  Knatchbull,  Geo.  W.  G. 

—  Henry  Thomas  ...  76,  415! — Reginald  Norton 

—  James  Alex. Gordon...  223  Knight,  Ernest  Frederic 


Gregory  Morgau 

—  Guy  Cuninghame 

—  Harry  Briscoe   

—  Henry  Lewkenor 

—  Henry  Palmer 47, 

—  Lionel  Chas.  Edward 
Wyndham  Chas. 


—  James  G.  King  ...    76^ 

—  Lancelot  Noel F.  I.  ...  215 

—  RegtnaldG.Cooper2i3,374 

—  Robert  George  213 

—  Robert  Neal   241 

—  Stewart  William  436 

—  Thomas   302 

—  VValter  D.V.Oldham  366;Kuightley,  Albert  C.  E. 

—  WalterGawen   524JKuocker,' Arthur  G 

—  William  Albert  de  C.    214 —  Cuthbert  George  ...41, 

—  William  Harry   i53|Kuolly8,  Robert  W.  E. 

—  William  Henry i34)Knowles,  Georp-e  

Kings  cote,  Howard  16,  —  George  Livesey   

—  Randolph  A.  Fitz  H.  211  —  James 

Kingsmill.J.C.  deK.  B.  179I— James  Kcilly    

Kingston,  Arthur 320^ — Malcolm 

—  F.  Anderson 427iKnox,  Alex.  Wm.  O.    ... 

—  Hy.  Edwjm,  Earl  of  224  —  Alired  Wm.  F.  

Kington,  Wm.  Miles   ...  263  —  Arthur  Rice S3, 

Kinloch, David  Alex.  51,  2191— Charles  Edmond  

—  Henrv  Anstruther  71,  321 1—  Charles  Stuart , 

Kino,  Algernon  R.  250;— Charles  Wm.  Cuffe ... 

Kinsman,  Fendall  Fred.        }—  Ernest  Blake 

Ivor 349I — Ernest  Francis 

—  Gerald  R.  V.  174I — Eustace Chaloner  52, 

—  Harold  John 354  j— George  Stuart  

—  Win.  Augustus  Cecil  272  —  H.  V 

Kirby,  Arthur  Durham  171  i— Harry  Hugh  Sidney.. 

—  Francis  E 36g[—  Henry  Owen 

—  Norborne 211  —  Huljert     ,, 

—  Stuart  Rodger  140!^  James  Stuart 

—  Wni.  Lewis  Clark i75trj —  Rd.  Fred.  Bereslbrd... 

Kirchhotler,  Robert  B  28,  399  —  Robert  Ferguson 

Kirk,  Henry  Buchanan   550J —  Robert   Welland   

—  John  Wm.   (Jarnegie    283!— Stuart  George 

—  William 73,  136  —  William  George   ...31, 

Kirkbride,  Thomas   W. 17561  Koe,  Arch.  Stephen 

Kirkby,  Harold  Alec...  25S;— Fred.  William  B.... 70, 
Kirke,  Hy.  Lushington  lygKoebel,  Chas.  Edward  .. 

—  Kenneth    St.    George  174;—  Frederick  Erne&t 

—  St.  Geo.  Mervyn  ...30,  205'' —  Hy.  Arthur  

—  W.  M.  St.  George i83!Koagh,  Thos  Macgregor 

Kirkland,  Travers 175a  Krpyer,  Fred.Aug.C.  7s, 

Kirkpatrick,  Aiex.  R.  Y.  itJo'Kriekenbeek,  R.  E.  S..".. 

—  Charles    445I  Kukday,  Krishuaji  V..,. 

—  Edward 437  ivuper,  Charles  V.  B.  51, 

—  Edward  Hartley 302' Kyle,  Frederick 

—  George  Macaulay    ...  210  Kyrke,  Hy.  V.  Venables 

—  Harry  Fearnley   229I  Labalmondiere,  J.  A.  72, 

—  Uedley  Joliu  ..' 140  Labertouche,  Guy  N.  L. 

—  Heury 529 

—  Henry  Pownall    ...81,  15 

—  Herbert  James 256 

—  Hugh  C. 37& 

—  Ivnne 81,  292 

—  Kenneth  Eric    328 

—  Roger   380 

—  Thomas  David 58,  256 

—  William,    422 

—  Wm.  Johnston 41,  330 

Kirkwuod,  Andrew  S....  344 

—  Andrew  T 438 

'    '  325 

■  ^9(^ 


247  Lakiu,  John  Henry  F.,..  444'l^angdale,  Philip  149 

^3! —  !Mieliael  L 152  Langdon.  Francis  John    237 

[Lalor,  Nicholas  P.  O  G.  520,  —  John  Fred.  P ■zZi 

204!L!imb,  Benjamin  175''  Langford,  Edw.  Gilliat  175"^ 

53o|— Charles  A 56,  356  Langhorne,  H.    S.    179.  368 

530|—  Claude  Carnegie 300  —  Jas.  Arch.  Dunboyna  184 

266;— Edward  John 76,  207  Langlauds,  P —  360 

295,— .V(//o/' George 8°,  352  Langley,   J.   Pearice72.  if"3 

530  —  itp"((/.  Gorge    519  —  William  Savage     .28,  165 

313}  —  George  Rithney  17c,  Langman,  John  Andrew  214 

35'— Hy.  Campbell   32,  4o8.Lang:*caff,  Jas.  W.n.    ...  3S6 

^71  —  Reginald  Wilfred..  ..  175:  Lang-stoe,  Thos.    A..  O.  510 

214  —  Stephen  Eaton 294  Langton.  A.  W.  S.,  Lot'i  222 

530!  — Thomas  71,  296,^  Arthur  Victor      .  —  184 

27i,Lambarde,  Fraa.  F 183  —  Z^oh.  C.  G.  Gore   133 

382,— John  Barrett  231,  —  Haroert  Praiicis  135 

329  Lamhart,  BdgarAlao  s^,I67 — Stephen      .    .    , 351 

365, —  Percy  Francis     2:52  —  Theobald  dichael     ,.  162 

:79'Lambert,  Arthur  Frere    349  Laugtry,      Heury       V. 

44i|— Edward  Parry 84,  170'        Montague    ..  436 

5281 — Henry  M'Laren i42jLangworthv,  George   ...  141 

422  —  Jonn  Hamilton 400!— Harry  William 361 

252    -  Joseph  Alex ss^Lannowe.B.H.H.MathewisS 

37!—  Marie  Louis  B.  H.   ...  366  —  lOdmund   B.   M'lthew  2~'7 


—  G.  R.  M.  Mathew  172 

Lanyon,  Charlie  V 340 

—  William  Mortimer  ...  344. 


Lace,  h  rancis  Edward 

Lacey,  Thomas  

Lachlan,  Ernest  M.  84, 
Lacon,  Sir  Edmund  B. 

F.  H.,  Bt 

La  CosLe,  Chas.  J.  C.  ...; 
Latfan,  Henry  David  61, 

—  Joseph  de  Ctiurcv    ... 

—  Richard  Chas.  Kirby 
Laione,  Claude  Alex.  ... 

—  Edgar  Mortimore 

Laing,  David 

—  Fred.  Charles    

—  George  CarapboU 

—  James  


—  Carleton  K.  M 

—  Itea.  George 

—  HendleyPaiii 24 

—  Jas.  Nicholson  S.  24,  406' —  Rodeiick 

—  John  H.  Morrison. T4r'Lain3on,  Alex.  John 

—  Richard  Hammett  ...  243iLaird,  Gordon..., 

—  Thos.  Moore -129^^  Kenneth  Macgregor 

Kirtikar,  KanoLa  R 527  —  Robert    Montgomery 

Kirwan,  Bertram  Richd.  T72'Lake,  Edward    26, 

^  Rev.  MacBel  RoUt.  ...  530  —  Hubert  Atwell  

Kiste,  John  E.  Van  der  396— Noel  Montagu  35. 

Kitcat,  Arthur  de  W.  ...  41.0' ^  Percy  Heury  N  


335  —  Robert 149 

307  —  Thomas  Erskiae 154 

395  —  Thomas  Stanton  277 

346  —  Walter     72,  177,  368]Lapham,  Robert  John...  367 

207  —  Walter  John 44i'Lapsley,  William 529^1! 

229!—  William     50,  410  Lardner,  Edgar  G.  D.  ...  23^ 

42;ilLambkin,  Fras.  Joseph    380'Large,  B.  W.  SomerviUe  378 

304.!La[nbtoii, /fo«.  Chas.  51,  232' — Philip  Martin 320 

34b  —  George  Charles 275I Larking,  ReginaldN-W.  223 

363I— R(>nald  Robert ..  333JLarmoar,  Frank  C 13+ 

439I—  Hon.  William    77,  22i]Larnder,  Eugene  W  ..    .  395 

440|—  William  Henry 22ijLarpent,  L  W.  P.  de  H.  233 

iSjjLaming,  Henry  T.  -..77,  i59:Larymore,  Hy.  Doaglas  179 

156'Lamont,  Gerald  B i3S|Lascelles,  Arthur  Edw.  239 

444! —  John 361J —  George  Reginald 235 

i42j— John  Charles 518— Ronald  Hastings 175 

255  —  John  William  F 173I— Walter  Charles 33^ 

4l8iLamotte,  Frank  G.  L...  301!—  Wdliam  Frank  223. 

legXampen,  Francis  Henry  445iLa9h,  Aug.  Oliver 436 

i6J — Jotin So,  417  Last,  Arthur  John  370 

273 —  Lewis  Charles 401  ^Latham,  Alan 404. 

357 1  Lamprey,  John  C 3551— Charley  Robert i8> 

386'Lancaster,  Edm.  Henry   228  —  Reginald  Orinshy    ...  i8> 

438'— John 5241  Lathbury,  Henry  O. 211 

159! —  William  birnest   36ia|Latten,  Leonar  I 367 

2i3!Lance,  Fred.  FitzHugh    441'Lauder,  Fras.  Pius 387- 

302!  Laadale,  George   144!— Thos.  Campion 386 

3o8JLandon,  Chas.  R.  H.  P.  445!— Wm.  Bernard  242,373 

355]— Fred.  W.  B. 46,  363'Laughlin,  Clias.  Edw.  H.  352 

328,— Hermon  James  S.  73,  234JLaurence,  Gerald  C.  R.  212 
249lLane,  Alfred  Luther  41,  176  —  Richard  Thomas  R....  210 
355  —  Altrea  Vavasour  .....  38o!Laurie,  George  Breuton  344 

212 — Arthur  Henry    395!— John  Haliburton  231 

529 — Cecil  Alexander 382! — John  Winburn 353 

434  —  Chas.  Wm.  Moore  76,177a;—  Kenrick  Carteret 175 

165!  —  Clayton  Arbuthnoc  ...  5291  Laverton,  Henry  S 144 

267—  /^co.  Daniel    39^!^  Herbert  Curling 29^ 

363I— Daniel  Thomas... 518  Lavie,  Henry  Ernest    ...  333, 

228  —  Frank  Bernard  ,.  355I— Tudor  Germain 382 

184  —  Frank  Macdouald   ...  436, Law,  Alex  D  mean  274 

173 — Frederick  185,  370! — Alf.  Letcuworch.  32^ 

182  —  Frederick  Cicil 172  —  Cecil  Arbuthuos   :j25 

415  ^  Geo.  Alfred  0 2211 — Cecil  Henry  46,  294 

439I— George  Hale 353  —  Charles  Richard  367 

528J— Geo.  Howard  Moore...  3711— James 215 

167!-   George  James  386  —  John  Prescott   242 

3S8I—  Henry  Arthur    431,  -  Robert  T.  H....50,  301,  368. 

264I — Henry  Frederick  372  —  Walter  H  Patrick  234  366 

177 — ■  Henry  Vials    234  Lawder,  Cecil  Edw i-jz,h 

439  —  Herbert  Edw.  Bruce  Lawford,  E.  E.  M. 50,  41a 

155  82,  17S,—  Sidney  Turing  Barlow 

186  —  Horace  Powys 426  86,  235. 

169  —  JocelynT.Horsburgh  404;  Lawless, SkerrettE.G. 80, 168 

—  Ronald  Bertram 6  —  Warren  R.  Crooke222,  382 

153  —  Samuel  Willingt^n72,  16S  Lawley,  Ron.  R.  T....49,  14S 
;34a  —  Thomas  Edw.   Moore  440  Lawrance,    Kenneth   E.  401 

208  — William  Byara 518  Lawrence,  Bertram    25t> 

210  —  William  HorsburgU...  441 — 2)ifi  Li. Cliarles  Trevor  291 

380  —  William  Lemon    379 — 2«i  Z?. Charles  Trevori  756' 

242  —  WilliimMoore79,i77(i,  369  —  Frederick  George    ...  265 

145  Lang,ArthurGeo.Boileau42i  —  Freeling  Ross   155 

150  —  Bertram  John    351  —  George  Henuiker 277 

429  —  (.lecil  Fred.  Grant 441  ^-  Henry  Rindle  173, 

529  —  Elliot  Browulow 421  —  lion.  H-iirljeri  Alex.8.2,  ijS 

157  —  Eustace  Arthur    3:^2  —  Hugh  Dancau  279 

337  —  Eweu  Moutgom.. 435  —  Jotiu  Giylard 254. 

322I  —  Godfrey  George    247  —  Richard  C.  B. 30 

171!— Henry  A-itell 275  —  VValter  Ernest  265 

35ii —  James  Corbet    268  —  William iZ^a. 

ie6:^  Heo.  Jas.  Paisley  507  —  Wiltiam  Ale.'Ciinder  6,  40^ 

164I —  James  Corbet 26S  —  William  Lyttelton  ...  265 

170I  —  John  Irvine   8(,  209  Lawrenson,  Reg.  R 36^ 

206! —  Wynyard  Feeling    ...  439  —  Tnomas  Geo.  P 43:; 

49  Laugd-ile,Chas.  A.  J.  S.  285  —  William  Ralph ,.    445 


825 

LawTie,  Charles  Edw.7!,  169 

—  Edward    515 

—  Frank  Bruce  A 401 

—  Walt«rGrav 84,  209 


Index — Active  List. 

Lefroy,  Bertram  P 354  Lethbridse,  Ernest  Ast-        -Lincoln,  Sydney  W 420 

—  St.  Seu. George  ■' 35o[      J^.v  ?■_ 301  |Lind,  Alexander  Gordon  330 


—  Henry  George   303'— JJec.  J.  King  396 

,.  „ _^,  „^  —  Hneh  P.  Thomson   ...  215,—  Robert  C.  Baron 232 

LnwBon.  Algernon MiLeGallais.,  Alberts.  L'E  233  —  Robert  T.Morland  ...  373 

—  Charles  B 384  Legard,  Alfred  Digby  ...  322  — Sydney iBo 

Douglas  384  — D'Arcy 15S;— William  3^9 

~     '     ■  ■  ~  ■  Wm.  Agar  Lander 


Lindesay,  Ales.  L 422 

—  Edward    61,254 

—  Frederick  Sinclair  ...  401 

—  George  William  Guy  438 
Victor  Edward  Hugh  517 


■  Edmund  James  395'Legg,  Reginald  Francis  352  —  Wm.  Agar  Lander  ...  23ijLmdley,  7/"o«.  Jn.  Edwd.    51 

—  Francis  William  348  Leggalt.  Aug.  F.  S 226  -  Wrotb  Periam  C 21Q  -  WaldemarD 50,  207 

—  Henry  Merrick        48,  208  Legge.i/oii.  Hen.  C 49,  Leumann,  Bernard  H.F.  528  Lmdop,  Alf.  Hen 372 

—  Herbert  6r,  4111—  Septimus  Fred 235iLeventou,  Asher   519  Lindow,  Isaac  W.  Burns  149 

—  Herbert  Sleeman 304!- William  Kave  303 ' Lever,  Harrie  R 366  Lindsay.  Alex.  Bertram  437 

—  John  Low  .  328'Lcggett.  Arch.  Herbert.  259 'Leverson,  George  F.  61,  208  —  George  Mackintosh...  358 

—  Oswald  Head 436'— Cbar'.es  G 17;- Henry  Adolphe 271  —  Henry  Arthur  Peyton  430 

Layard  Wm  Twistleton  30S  —  Edward  H.  Manisty..  2131—  Julian  John  47,  207  —  Micliael  Egau    141 

Laybfrn  Al-'emonT.B.  16.- —  Eric  Henrv  Goodwin  175I  Leveson,  Chas.  Hen.    ...  159I— Michael  Wm. Howard  336 

Lave  Joseph  Henry 17;— Frederick  b 41.  3''8iLevett,  Berkeley  J.  T. ...  223  —  Napier  Burnett 347 

Layton  Edward       202  —  Eobert  A.  C.  L 275  —  William    Swimiertou         —  ifon.RobertHamdton  143 

—  Geo.  Vivian  Temple...  if  .;1— Wilfred  Noel i83|_       Byrd  .^ ^ 329  —  Walter  F.  L 52,  167 


-  Norman  Atkinson    ...  288 
Lea.  Gerald  Ernest  275 

—  Harold  Futvoye    256 

—  Percy  Gerald  P.. .284,  365 
^  Samuel  Job  30,  363 


Leach, E.Pemberton.. -6,  204lLeicester,  Byron   261 


Legh,  Frank  B 2i5lLevrnge,  Henry  George  239  — Waiter  Dampier 

—  Bon.  Gilbert 70,  219]— Richard  William i49'Lind8ell,  Robt  Fred.  48,  273 

—  Piers  Richard 78,  416  —  Thomas  Tore 233  Lines,  Edward  3S8 

Le  Grand,  J'.  Gaspar  4,  397' Levita,  Cecil  Bingham..,  170  Linington, , Joseph 369 

Le  Grave,  flco.  Wm, 336  Lewer,  Leonard  Wm.  ..,  i7jlLinneU,  Alfred  369 


-  Harold  Pemberton  ;8 

—  Henry  Edmund  B,    . 

—  John  32 

Leachman,  GerardE. ... 
Leader,  Henry  P,  ,,,  85, 

—  John 

—  Lionel  Frederick 237 

—  William  Francis  234 

Leah,  Thomas  C 184 


Henry  Claud 352 

—  John  Cyril  Holdich..,  529 


Lewes,    Alban  Dymoke  259]  Linton,  John  402 

—  Charles  George 303lLipsett,  Louis  Jas 254 

—  John  72,  177'Lister.  Fred.  H 184 

-  Sir  Peter  F.  F.,  Sari.  310  —  Price  Kinaear  i8r|— George  Coryton  32: 

Leigh,  Chaudos 267  Lewin,  Arthur  Corrie  ...  237 1— George  Douglas    313 

—  Edward    290I— Charles  Maclean 145  —  ifon.  Thomas 151 

—  Henry  Percy  P 41,409  —  Edward  Hale 402  Liston,  Fred.  Alex 85 

—  John  Egerton 254,11— Ernest  Ord 175a — William  Glen 529 

—  Richard 71,  ••■oS'—  Henry  F.  E i7j'Lltchford,  Rowland  360 

—  Hon  Rupert        ....56,  138J— Robert  Nicholas  S.  ...  282  Lithgow.  H.Laucaster...  171 
Leahy  Albert  W.  D.   ...  517  Leighton,  Bertie  E.  P.  142  —  Wilfred  Hale 85,  418  Little,  Arch.  Cosmo 146 

—  Henry  Gordon...  180,  363'Lei8hmau.  Wm,  Boog  ..  383lLewis,  A,  F.  Owen   256  —  Arthur  Greenway 401 

—  "^hos.  Bernard  A 39S  Leite,  A.  J.  Pinto 1 75 1  — Bridges  George    ...61,  2771— Cecil  Hunter 245 

Leake,  George  Daltou..  278  Leith,  Alex.  Robert 322  —  Cecil  Hallowes 364  — Cbarles ^,.  524 

—  Geo  D  Nugent  .         378  —  Percy  Forbes  Forbes-  142I  — Charles  Algernon 329I— Cnarles  Blakeawa.vSo,  245 

—  Jonas  William  386iLeitrim",   Chas.   Ear/  0/ 150  -  Charles  Austin   276  —  iSco.  Harwooa    396 

—  Theodore  E.Martin-..  215'Leland,  Fra',  Wm,  Geo.  366'— Charles  Edward  296  —  Ignatius  Mary  ,.. 445 

—  William  Martm 261 '— Herbert  John  Collett353<i  —  Charles  Henry  424  —  John 308 

Leamy,  Alfred   s^gLelean,  Percy  S 387  —  David  Francis i,  31  —  Lawrence  Henry 234a 

Lean  Alan  Ivan    ..  263,  373  Lely,  Kenneth  L.  P 317  —  David  Silvanus  ...  76,  41s  —  Malcolm  Orme 51,  150 

—  Kenneth  Edward    76,  234iLeman,  Geo.  Edward  .,,  329  —  Ernest  Hastings  162  —  htephen  ... 510 

—  Wm  Walter     .    ,     48,  409'LeMarcbaut,  B.  St.  J.79,  2S4— Frederick   232  —  Sydney  K.  Hamilton  349 

Leapingwell.Art.  Hy. ...  524!  -  Edward  Thomas 23,  —  Gerald  172- WilluimC'ampbell         44J 

Learmont,  John 1756;— Gaspardde  Coligny  .,  258  —  George  White 275  -  \\  m.  Rutherlord .   82,  418 

Learmonth,   Francis  L,         —  Louis  St.  Gratien 277  —  Harold 415  Littledale,  Arthur  Chas.  174 

C  Livingstone   174  —  Osmond  Cecil   79,  288  —  Henry  Augustas 184  —  Hy.  .Vmbrose  Pndsay  316 

—  JohnE.C.Lrvingstone  i74!Le  Messurier,  G.  D.  S, ...  4041— Henry  Lester    214  —  Herbert  C,  T 54.  i35 

—  NigelJ  C.Livingstone  156] Le  Mesurier,  Eugene   ...  427!— Hugh  Frederick  228  —  Ralpb  P ...   .61,  20S 

Learoyd,  Chas.  D 72,  208  —  Frederick  Neil 354]  — James  Fredk 28,  205  Livemg.  Chas.  Hawker   172 

—  '■  -    —  Herbert  Grenville      ,  213I— James  Windsor 160  —  Geor^^e  John 233 

Lemon.ArthurBa6he25i,  365]— John  Alex.  K.Clayton  270  Livesay,  Robert  O'Hara  227 

—  Frederick  Joseph 247I— John  Lewis  Hampton  185, Livingston, Percy  J. C. 76,299 

—  George 367— Leonard  Carev lii'Livingstone, U.A.Anson  210 

LeMott^e.Edw.  D'Albret  273'  -  Percy  John  Ton30n52,  363!  Llewellyn,  Evan  Henry  271 

—  Henry  Bellingham  ...    24  —  Philip  Edward 174  — Frederic    .329a 

-Georo-e  Herbert...         378  —  Richard  Crump    384 ILlewhelhu,  Neville  G.  R.  185 

-  ■     ■  Richard  Hull 2, zjLloyd,  Alfred  Robert  58.  251 

Richard  Percy 242a'  — Arthur  Athelwold    ...  308 

Thos.  E.  Watkins 305—  Arthur  Hy.  Orlando...  219 


Leary,  Cornelius  369 

—  George  Edward 387 

Leatham,  Bertram  Hy.  256 

—  Cecil  M 250 

Leathem,  George  H. 35 

Leather,  Gerard  F.  T.85,  232 

'  Kenneth  J.  Walters     333 


Leckie, Fred. W. Vans  18,  406  —  Reginald  Edw. Arthur  171 
Lecky.  Frederick  B.  70,  i68ll.emprierf,  Audley  Reid  257 
John  Gage 3651- Geo.  Beresford    ...77,  319 


—  Robert  St.  Clair  ...83,  i69t— Henry  Anderson i,4!Lews9y,  Walter 355!- Arthur  Malcolm...  76,  416 

Xe  Cocq,  Hubert  i63!Lenehan,  Thos.  Joseph  383  Lewtas,  John  ,16 —  Cecil  Henry    ..    284 

Le  Cornu,  CharlesPhilip      i  Lenfestey,  Leopold  d  E.  185  Ley,  Arthur  E.  H 296  —  Char  es  Edward  420 

Ledward,  Geo.  Herbert    2S6'Lennock,  Charles  Fredk,  243  —  Cuthbert  Hillyar 213  —  Charles  Patteson 229 

Lee,Alex.Wm.  Henry...  434  Lennox,  Hon.    Bernard         —  James  Wickham  329  —  Cuarles  irevor 365 

—  Arth.V.H.Vai;ghan  81,134!        C.Gordon    220;- Walter  Grenville. ..70.  329  -  Evan  Colclough   ......  254 

—  Francis  86,  145I- Hon. Esme  C.  Gordon-  223  Leyland, Fred.  Beadle...  1481— Francis 4»,  219 

—  Sea.  Fred.  B.  N.  N....  396J—  George  Montagu 442  Liardet,  Aug.  Bury. ..40,  402  —  Frederic  Charles 241 

—  Geoffrey  TroUope    ...  323'Lenv,  R.  L.Macalpine...  i:;7Libby,  Arthur  Treleven  283  -  Freaeric  Lindsay    ...210 

—  George    i86]— W.  HarleMacalpine  ...  184'Lichtenberg,  John  W.  ..  159  —  George  Lewis    320 

—  George  Arthur  if  Leonard,  Alfred  W 422' Liddell,  Arthur  Robt. ...  36^'- ^"o-  '>^'^-  U.  Bowen  263 

—  George  Maconchy  ...  236  le  Pellev,  Edw.  Carey  ...  181  -  Augustus  Frederick    130.— Henry  Chester  Lewis  29S 

—  Gerald  Wolsenholmensa  Le  Quesne,  Aug,  S,  .47,  397'— Eric  Manfred 285  —  Herbert  Rhys    ,,78,  245 

—  Harry  Hylton    260I-  Ferdinand  Simeon  ...  382'- John  Sinclair 361  -  Hesperus  D  Watkiss  269 

—  Harry  Romer j6i  I  Lermit,  Lawrence  H 5,0  —  John  Stewart 211J— HorocoGiesler. 172 

—  James  Victor 3e9!Leschallas,  J,  H,  Pige  ,.   136!— Wm.  Andrew    2io|— Ha;-     '" — 

—  Richard  Philipps 210I Leslie, Albt.Edmond  70,  412I  Liddon,  Matthew  R.    ..,  256 

—  Seymour  Hanning  ..,  240 


h  Salusbury 401 

Jsinies  Edwar.l  Lewis242o 

Alex,  Maurice    ',..■  i43'Liebrecht,  John  Henry    333  '  -  •'0''°  il''"'":'r«?^  ,v, '3^ 

—  Sir  Charles  H,  jB(,  2'5,  407iLigertwood,  T i,;^— John  David  A.  1. 265 

-Clement  Stanley  D  ...  433  Light, ReginaldHough8o,4:7[— John  Henry    237 

—  Francis  Seymour  47,  208  —  William  Alfrev 4391— John  tlerOeri    435 

—  Geo.  Arthur  Jas...  76,  2 1 1 !  Lightfoot,  J.  Stanley  86,  251  —  Kenrick  Horace    439 

—  Geci-.^e  Francis    .  58,  356  —  Thomas  Wdliams 4',3.—  Langford  Newman...  380 

—  John  r.  Waddell    .    .  517  Lightowlers,  Jas.  R.  F.    iS6  — Llewellyn  W.  M. 255 


—  William  Alexander...  524 

—  William  Hanning 16 

—  William  Henry 185 

Leech,  Arthur  G 175a 

Leeds,  Thomas  Louis    ..  437 

Leefe,  Jn.  Beckwitlj...35,  397  —  ...^^^  .^.  ..u....^^. 31,  — -, .— ^, —  -.    .-   ,  ,-,,..       1  2" 

Leeper.   Robert  Waugh  346-  Philip  Norman 437  Lillie,  Fred.  Sutherland  254'-  -Meyrioke  Lntwisle  ...  164 

Lees, Chas. H.Brownlow  438  —  Richard  F.  Wm.  F. ...  204' Lillingston,  Fred.  F.  I.  443'— Morgan  tjroftou   366 

-  -         Seymour  Granger     .  303  —  WiUiamEdw.  Gordon  434  —  Owen  Edward  P 379 

Thomas  Dowglasse...  421  LUlr,  Alfred  Thos.Irvine  ,Si|— Owen  Fitzstephen  ...  349 

—  Walter  Stewart 442  —  George  William 424'— Owen  btauley  175 

—  WiUiam.Vrbuthnot...  ,40  ~  Thomas  369!- Richard  Harte 386 

—  William  Clarence  C.    .  147  Limond,  Rous  Milner  ...  365  —  Robert  Oliver 33,  206 

WiUiatr  Breck 212  Limont,  John  C 456,—  Samuel  Eyre  Massy  ..  243 

430  Lincoln. Charles ujl— Thomas  Henry  Eyre  221 

387  —  C.     Hope     Septimus  529  —  Thomas  Owen 299 


-David    362- 

—  Edmund  H.  Harcourt  28 

—  Edward    215- 

—  Eustace  Graham   310,  374  - 

—  John  ..* 313  - 

—  Kay 393  - 

—  Thomas  Orde  Hans  .. .  40i'Le8ter,  Claude  Dallas.. 

—  WilliamEdwin 2i2.L'Estrange,  Edgar  F.  .    ^  , 

LeFleming.Lawrence  J.  280  —  E.  Carleton    295  —  Noel  Holmes . 


.  —  Walter 263 


Index — Active  List. 

Lloyd,  Walter  Reginalii  307|Lord,  Percy  CaU'ert    ...  215  Luker,  Pt/olanrt    258 

—  Wilford  Neville    130'Loriaier.  Da%'id  L.  R.  ...  442|Luk:ia,  ttobert  C  W 436 

—  Wm.  Edmund  Eyre...  432  Lorin^,  Charles  Buxton  437|Lukis,  Chas.  Pardey 516 

—  Wm.  R.  De-la-Pere  71,243  —  Walter  Latham 234|Lumb,  Fred.  Geo.  Edw.  444 


Loch,  Edw.  Campbell...  439 

—  3on.    Edw.  Douglas  219 

—  Geoffrey  Chas.  Bell...  214 

—  George 307 

—  Graarille  Geo 225! Lough,  Arthur  Tobin 

—  Granville  Henry...  77,  4i6JLougheed,  S.  F 


William   1821— James  Perry 185 

Loscombo,  A.  Russell  52,  36o'Lumle3',  Cbarles  Hugh  ij^a^ 

Loudon,  Fras.  Arthur...  421' —  P'rancis  D 56,  319 

—  John  Archer  422]— ify".03bertV.G.A.52,  152 

i74lLumsdaine,  F.M.Sand3^s  334 
33ojLumsden,  Alf.  Forbes...  226 


—  Harry  Frerc.r 85,  418  Lousada.  P.  Percy  ...52,  330:- 

—  John  Carysfort 444  Love,  Edgar  Wm.  P 161'- 

—  Stewart  Gordon  213  —  Heurj-- Davison. 49,  207'- 

—  William io,  406! — Robert  [andsay 379| 


Lock,  Fred.  Heathfield 

—  Fred.  Robert  Edw. 

—  Robert  Ferguson 

—  William  Hume  N. 
Locke,  Brian  J.  M. 


-  Charles  R 340 

■Frederick  Wm. 398 

■  George  M 336 

Harry  Tailyour 342 


Lovebaud.  Arthur 354  —  Heury  R.  W 70,  4:3 

—  Francis  Rich 77,  360— J.  S.  Shepherd 5^8 

Loveday,  Fras.  Wm.    ...   1&4  — Philip  James 518 


Lovegrove,  Joseph   1756 

Lovell,  Arthur  Neville...  436 

—  Walter  Preston 243 

Lovering,Wm.  Reginald  33  ? 
Lovott,  Alfred  Crowdy..  273 


—  William  Forbe: 

Lund.  Fi'ed.  Thwaites...  150 

Lupton,  Alfredo 386 

Lush,  Robert  Free 247 

|Lushiugtua,  A.  P.  D.  50,  137 


Heury 369'  -  Arthu'*  -Tames   294 


Low,  Alexander 145 

—  Chas. Fred. Gemley...  i8t 

—  Harry  Lawrence 344 

—  Reo.  James     532 

—  Robert  Balniain   425 

—  Su- R.  Cunliffe 4,  403 


—  Edw,  Chas.  M.  ...  01,  41:1 
-~  Guy  Wellesley 308 

—  Lionel  Fildmund   ...73,  294 

—  Percy  Wildman 267 

—  Stephen 33,  169 

William  Nelson    ......  437 


lOwe,  StVDrury  C.  Drury  i58|Luther,  Allan  Chas. G  ..  316 

—  Francis  Manley..  72,  177  —  Anthony  J. 383 

—  Noel  Herbert  Streda  313  —  Guy  Fletcher    306 

—  Percival  Edw.  Hurst  2471  Lutyens,  JohuGallwey56,2o3 

—  Sydney  Joseph 236  Lusmoore,  Chas.   de  J.  44: 

—  Wm.  Drury  Drury  ...  220  —  Isnel 242 

—  Wm.  Hy.Muir.....'.  50,  141 1  Lyall,  Chas.  George 241 

Lowis,  Harry  Elliot 426|— Chas.  Noel 178 

—  Penton  Shakespear...  iSi|— Charle.s  lloss 4oj 

—  Robert  Montresor 428I—  Robert  Adolphus 444 

Lowndes,  Alan  H.  W.  ...  356  Lyddon,  William  Geo.    .  iSi 

—  Cyrix  T,  W.  Selby   ...  140  Lydiard. A. C.Gordon  40,  406 

—  Howard  W.  Selby  ...  4oilLye,  H.S.  Shuldham  54,  254 

John  Gordon    307  —  Robert  Cobb 425 

'  ■  —Rev.  Sidney  Leigh  ...  532 

Lygon,  Hon.  Robert 220 


249 
428 
184 
249 
182 

—  Tylden 401 

Locker,   Wm.  Jervis  ...  329 
Lockett,  Vyvyan  N. 1756 

—  Wm.  Jeffery  135 

Lockhart,  Harry    388 

—  Hugh  Wallace  1S4 

—  Percy  Cilare  Eliott  ...  432 

—  Robt.  Norman   182 

—  Sir  Simon  M.,  Bt  28 

Lockley,  Rupert  E.  H.      340 

Loder,  Eustace  153 

Lodge,  Fras.  t'ecil    239 

Lodwick,  Robt.  W.  P.  ...  373 
Loftus,  Dudley  Feri'ars..  239 

—  Fras.  Cochrane 271 

— St.JohnD.Townshend  32: 
Logan,  David  Pinlay  H.  178 

—  Fras.  Carleton  Logan  307 

—  Francis  Douglas 174 

—  Henry  Spencer 2=52 

—  Lionel  Stuart 441 

—  Maxwell  Hannay 247 

—  Ronald  Mackenzie  ...  302 

—  Samuel .    115 

Login,  Wm.ErskineG. 70,225  —John  Henry    , 130 

Lomax,  Samuel  Holt46,  269I— Maurice 354 

Lombard,    R.    E.    Fitz-        j Lowry,  Henry  Dacre  ...  294  Lyie.  Achesoc  F.  A.,..56,  317 

gerald 1851— Henry  Ward 419  —  George  Samuel  B.  ..,  178 

Lombe, Alex. Fras. Evans  334! — James   372, —  Henry  Duntze  179 

—  Charles  S.B.  Evans  85,  "352  —James  Herbert 427I—  Hugh  Norman 444 

Lomer,  Cecil  J.  M'l 149  —  Robert  William 310—  Hugh  Thomas 70,  263 

—  Robert  E.  M'l ^37—  William  Henry    ...71. 414I— William 258 

—  Sydney  F.  M'lUree...  258!  Lowsley.H.  deL. Pollard  2i4|Lynch,  Cecil  St.  John..  215 

London,  James... 79,  216,— L  de  L.  Pollard 183!— Colmer  Wm.  Doiald  283 

Long,  Arthur 85,346,  364!  — Montagu  Marmion...  386  —  David  236 

—  Charles  James 31,  165'Lowson,  C^harles  S. ...... 5290!! — Edward  Herbert  230 

—  Clement  Willmore   ...  36olLowth,  Frank  Robert  47,  241J— Francis  J.  Eugene  ...  185 

—  Reo.  Henry  J 530  Lowther,6'f>Chas.B.lfaW.i4g  —  Henry  Blosse    5S,  294 

—  John  Wm. Francis   ...  38i|— Edward  St.  George...  175I — Michael   291 

—  Michael  John    i36[— Henry 426' Lvne,  Charles  V.  Jf 432' 

—  Samuel  Charles    357J  —  Henry  Cecil   223JLynes,  Wynne  Parr 322 

—  Sidney  Selden  ...    79,  364,;Loxley,  Vera  D 402'Ly!ui,  Sydney  H.      ..40,  363 

—  Thomas  Francis 333iLuarU,  Arthur  J.  H...85,  237I— WalterV.  Simiions-..  238 

—  Walter i43|— Charles  Camac 332  Lyon,  Arthur 2S6 

^  Wilfred  James 322—  Charles  Eckford  439}  — Charles  85,  170 

—  William  Christopher    530— Charles  Elmhirst 239;  —  Charles  Harry  329 

—  William  Hoare  B 3:3  —  Edward  Boiirryau  ...  317I — Claude  Darey  Georgei756 

Longbourne,  Frank  24  —  Eric  Dalbiac 3i3l~  Olive  Wentworth 240 

Longden,  Arth.Berridge  432  —  Frank  William 400— Cyril  Arthur 184 

—  Arthur  Edmund   ..84,  364  —  Frederick  Bramston    36c;  —  Edward 165 

—  Robert  James    330!— George  Dalbiac 269— Edward  Lycett ..  159 

—  Wilfred  Maurice  366 — Henry  Arthur 249! — Francis    171 

Longe,  Francis  B.  ...61,  208!  —  Hugh  Bixby  518  —  John  Wilmot  Haiiey  435 

—  Robert  Douglas  ...58,  319!— Richard  Ohamberlin     301  Lyons,  Henry  George  ...  2iO| 
Longfield,  Alf.Purcell79,  168  —  Trant 401 1— James  Denis 154' 

—  James  Mountifort 237  —  William  Du  Cane  81,  209: — James  Gervais 442! 

—  Mountifort  JohnC.7£,  133' Lubbock,  Guy 212— John  Joseph 28S 

—  Richard  William i37'Lucas,  Cuthbert  F 366'  — Bobert  de  Oourcy  ...  234a' 

—  William  Elrington  ...  213  —  Cuthbert  Hy.  Tindall  311!—  Robert  W.  S 527 

Longford,  Thos.  Earl  of  133  —  Frederic  George    76,  4281-  Thomas  Casey 346 

Longhursl,  Arthur  L. ...  440—  Guy  William  Caswell  445'— WiUiam   367 

■  Bell  Willmott 384[—  Hugh  C.  Edw 33,  408  Lys,  Reo.  A.  FitzH 53 


Longley,  Arthur    37i| —  Leonard  Wamwright  230 

—  John  Ray nsford  279  —  Thos.  Lucas  W.  ...8:?,  29-/ 

Longmore,*J_ohnC.  G....  364' — Thos.  Rashleigh  380 


Longridge,  J.  Atkinson  44 

—  Theodore    251 

Longstaff,  Ralph  i75rt 

Longueville,  Edward  ...  222 

—  Reginald 121 

Longworth,  Richard  C. 
Lonsdale,  Hy.  H.  Hey- 

wood  219 

—  Pnilip    277 

—  Malcolm  P.  E 354 

Lopdell,  James 141 

Loraine,  E.  Broke 2 


Luck,  Arthur H.... 17 

--■  Churchill  Arthur 427 

—  Sir  George 5 

Lnckman,  Rec.  W.  A.  G.  530 
Luckock,  Russell  M,    ...  231 

35  Lucy,  Reginald  S ,..  184 

Luddington,  V\'^m.Jas.C.  277 
Ludlow,  Edmund  R.O.  3o,  364 


Lysaght,  Arthur  N.    70,  25.) 

—  James  Douglas ,.,  371 

LysoQs,  Henry  53,  251 

—  Nigel  Lucius  S 231 

Lyster, Cecil  J. Hamilton  248 

—  Henry  John 48,  176 

—  Philip  Graves 175a 

—  William  Heury  ...  26,  406 
Lyte,  Jobn  Maxwell  ...  233 
Lyttelton,  Hon.  N.  G 
Lywood,  Edwin  Gifford  400 


Lugard,  Edward  James   429!  M'Alester,  Wm.  Hy.  S..  267 


—  Edward  John 16 

—  Fred.  J.  Dealtry  49 

Henry  Travers...    32,  176 


Lord,  Frank  Baigrie   ...  365 1  Luke, Edward  Vyvyan  75,  399 


M'Allister,  Elm.  Joa.  ...  366 
M'Andrew,  G.  Bunbury  241 
M' Ardle,  Andrew  Aug. F.  529 
—  Joseph 385 


•  Hugh  Probyn  Malet  444  —  Thomas  Mawe  182  M'Arthur,  A.  Donald 


■4,  20; 


826 

M'Arthur,  Chas.  J.  E.  A.  267 
•M'Barnet,  Alex.  Edw...  435 

M'Cabe,  Joseph 228 

M'Cafferty,  Charles  ...  135a 

M-Oall,  Hugh  Wm 256 

M*Callam,-Sn-HyEdw.3i,  206 

M'Calman,  Hugh. 527 

M'Calmont,  Sir  Hugh  ...      5 

—  Robt.  Chaioe  Alex  ...  224 

M'Cance,  Hy.  M.  J 225 

M*Candlish,  Patrick  D...  350 

M'Cann,  John... 369 

McCarthy,  Edward   398 

—  John 367 

—  John  M*  Donald 385 

M'Caskill.JohnC.  H. ...  43S 
M'Oauslaud,  E.  Loftus5i,399 
^  John  Kennedy 372 

—  Marcus, , 215 

—  Patrick    352 

Al'Oav,  David 529 

M'Oh'eane,  M.  W.  H.  182,368 

M'Clay,  John 388 

M-Olean,  Fras.  Wm.  D.  366 
M'Clellan,  Ferdinand  E.  246 

—  Gordon? 184 

—  Herbert  T... 13S 

M'Cleverty.AnsonHugh  445 

—  James t6 

—  Patrick  Hope 251(1 

M'Clintock,  Arthur  G....  146 

—  Augustus    336 

—  John  H.  Jocelyu  .....  159 

—  Leopold  Alfred 170 

—  Robert  Lyle  213 

—  ftobert  Singleton 214 

—  William  Kerr 78,  310 

M'Cloghry.  Jamea 527 

M'Clorg,  Alexander 504 

M'Clure,  Chas.  Russell  160 
M'Clymont,  Robert  A.  i7S'( 
M'Cumb,Robt.Bfophy34,363 
M'Combie,  Alex.  Wni....i75i'j 
— Wm.M'CombieDuguid  143 
M'Conaghey,  Allen  424 

—  Frank  437 

—  Harry  431 

—  John 5x5 

—  Lawrence  Edgar 343 

—  Mcturice  Edwin    259 

M'Conaghy,  John  Gerald  445 

—  William  527 

tf'Oormack,  Robt.Jas....  381 
M'Cormick, Andrew  L.C.  212 

—  Gregory  Day 444 

—  Wm.  I.  Stewart  ...86,  364 
M'Cowan,  William  Hew  342 
M-Crackea.  F.  W.  N.54.  310 
M'Crea,  Alfred  Coryton  429 

—  Richard  Fras 58,  168 

M'Creery,  Benj.  T 379 

M'CuUoch,  Andrew  J...  335 

—  Robert  H.  F :8o 

—  Thomas    382 

—  Williaai    345 

M'Dermott,  Alex.... 268 

—  Henry ..  280 

—  Thomas 384 

M*Danald,  James 29S 

—  James  Haldane    ':28 

—  William i35 

M'Donell.Maur.  Leister  183 
M'Donuell,  Duncan  A...  311 

—  Edmond 386 

—  John    -.-46,  166 

^I'Oouall,  Robert 229 

M'Dougall,  Wm.  A. 395 

M'Dowell,  Frederick  223,  383 
M'Elhinuy,  Wm.  John  .,  210 
M'Enery,  .iohu  Aloysius  214 

—  Reginald  Thomas  .....  40J 
M'Euen,  James  Stewart  269 

M'Ert'en,  James  287 

M'Farlan,  Wm.  M 387 

M'Farlaue,  George  367 

—  Norman  288 

M'Gaun,  Terence  Joseph  524 
M'Gee,Jasp3rK.GordOQi75n 
M'Ghee,  Arthur  S.  P.  ..  183 

Jl'Gildowny,  Wm iSi 

M'Gill,  Archibald 186 

—  Harry  Robertson 439 

—  Harry  S 38D 

M'Gowan.  John  A.  B.  ..  395 

—  Thorburn 1756 

—  William  Hugh 185 

M'Grath,  Arthur  Thos.  184 
M'Grigor,  Chas.R.K.  54,  321 


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liiJes.: — Active  List, 


M'Grigor,  Duncan  Johu  163  Maberly,  Chas.  Evan  51,  167  Mackenzie,  Colin  432|M:acnal),  Allan  James  ...  510 

—  Henry  James... 387; MacAdam, Walter aioj— Colin  Jolin    54,  336  —  Colin  Lawrance 232 

—  Wm.L'olquhoun Grant        JMacatee,  Ar.  Percival...  3191^  Colin  Manstield    337  —  Francis  Chas.  Alex.  .  229 

82,  223  MacAlIau,  Allan  R 270I— Edward  Leslie 288 

M'Hardy.  A.   Anderson  iSolMacallan,  Wm.  Hy. 26g\~  Frederic  Hu^h   ..317,  373 

M'Harg,  Alfred  A 2i3'Macan,ThomasT.    ...79,  269J— Frederick  William  ...  173 

M'llroy,  Henry ii5|MacAndrew.HenryJ.M.  429  — George  Birnie  182 

M'Innes,  Duncans. 2ujMacartney.  Hv.  F.  T.  78,  416I— George  F.  C.    ...  50,  243 

M'Intyre,  Hugh   D.  82,  4i8|— Huseey  Burgh  Gen  ..   236  —  Gerald Mackay    .     79,  271 
il'Kay,  Donald i7oJMiicaula.v.  Donzil  I.  M.  441  —  Grieve  John  A 170 

—  Henry  iiellock 5151 — KennethZ.P 307  —  Harry  Malcolm 530 

—  James  Donll 355  Macauley,Geo.Bohun83,  212J— Henry  Pierce ..  361a 

—  Thompson  421  Macausland,  R.  C.  S.  4S,  410  —  James  Malcolm   234^ 

—  William   26i;MacBean,Wm.Alleyne83,i69 — 2nd  Lfeut .  John 300 

M'Kechnie,  Dugald 2i4jMacCaII,  George  Frazer  366 — Xicft^.  John 443 


Gordon  Robert 339 

Macnabb,  Donald  J.  C.  44S 
ilacnaghten.  Balfour   ,.  153 

—  F.rnest  Brandon 173 

—  Kenneth  William    ...  235 

—  Maurice  Patrick  259 

—  Stewart  iMaxwell 323 

Macnamara.Chaa.Carrol  344 

—  John  W.  U 510 

—  Robert  Joseph  5^7 

—  W-dfred  C.  F.  R 429 

William  John    ..  379 


—  William  Ernest 529! — Henry  B i8|— John  Edmund  144  Macneal,  Hector   339 

M'Kee,  Gerard  M.  E.  ...  525JjyacCartie,Fred.  F.     .  -.  527! — John  Hugh 22=  MacNee,  Hy.  Richard. ..529'* 


M'Ketizie,  Chas.  Frafer  i84[MacCarthy, Felix  D.  F.63,208, 

—  Hugh  Fraser 184;— Ibar  Anobert  Orva  ...  383 

—  John 40'i—  Morgan  John 170! 

M'Kenna,  Jae.  Chas.  ...  2S7Macculioch.  Bertram  D.  157 
M'Kerrell,A.deS6gur49,  342'MacDermot,BernardT.J.  360' 

—  Reginald  L 82,  350^— Percy  J.  V 361 

M'Kefesack,  Peter 385  Macdona,  Basil  Victor  .175" 

M'Key,  Charles 319 

M'Kie,  William 117 

M'Kmuon,  Lachlan 305 

M'Kinstry,  ArthurW.4S,  252 
M'Lachlan,  Albert  C.  ...  159 

—  Archibald 63,  225 

—  Donald  Maxwell  231 

—  Jas. Douglas  342 

M'Laren,  George  G 454 

—  Richard  Juxan  '  248 

M'Laughlin,  Albert  A...  353 


Kenneth  Davidson  ...  366 
Kenneth  L.  Warner...  440 

Ronald  Angus  2  ~ 

Rouald  J.  Hy.  Louis  210 

Ronald  Staart    146 

Thomas  Camjibell  ...  386 

Thos.  Harding 40,  408 

Macdonagh,  James  175'fl—  William  Jacoh 50,  207 

Macdoiiald,  Alastair  D.  :85  —  William  Scobio... 296 

—  Alastair  M'l. 351J — William  Shand  273 

—  Man.  Arch.  R.  Arma-         Mackesou.  Wm.  Jas 141 

dale ijol.Uackesy,  John  Pierse  ..  213 

—  Jirthur  Gabell   310!  Mackey.Hugh  James  A.    174 

—  Chas.  Edw.  Wylde  51,  4io'.Mackie,  Ralph    443 

—  Charles  Joseoh 3821 —  William 

Charles  Kei!  1 351  Macknilay,  George  ijS 

Charles  Philpot    320  Mackinnon,  Alex.  C.  B.  309 

Clarence  Herbert  ..Sj,  4i8|~  Arthur  Lord   269 

—  Harry  Dalzell   444J —  Clarence  Reginald...    3521 —  Walter  Si.  Clair  H....329U 

—  David  John   5041 — Denis  Peter 515 — William 335 

—  John 380  — Eric  William  268,— Wm.  Henry '   7 

—  Wm.  P.  M.  Dalzell  ...  4451—  Fred.  Weston  Peile...  447|Mackintosh,  A,  Hugh...  343 

M'Lay,  Walter  James, ..175a — Hon.  Godfrey  E.  H.  .  223(r—  Ernest  E.  B 215 

M'Lean,  Alex.  Colin 342  —  Graham  Brymner   ...  184!— George. 7.^- 3'3 

—  Chas.  Wesley  Weldon  175'— Hector 366— John  Burn 180 

—  Colin .". 2991— Hector -^xhibald  ..  1,  31  —  William  Charles  H. 73, 414 

—  Godfrey  Neil 340I  —  Henry  Craigie  .  351  Macklm,  Chas.  Douglas  347 

M'Lennan,  Farquhar  ...  387',— Hugh 437  Mackiay,  Kobt.  Smith...  185 

M'Leod,  Arch.  Alastair    273] —  Rec.  Jas.  Middleton,..  s3o'Mackworth,FraB. Julian 

-  David  343! — James  R.  Leslie  ...49,209  Audley 175 

—  Donald  J.  8 7,  403— Kenneth    364,  401, —  Harry  Llewellyn 214 

^George  Chas.   Sholto  258  —  Neville  Dnuglas  ..  86,  325  Maclachlan,  Alex.  F.  C.  322 

—  Henry  Eardley  Keith  1S6  —  Riiiuild  Hume  ....    ...  212' — Neil  C 336 

—  Reginald  G.  M 70,  168— Reginald  Jumes  180  —  Ronald  Campbell 357 

—  Torquil  John 437; — Ruderick  William...    ,  404  —  Thos.  Robertson  43s 

—  William  Kelty 82,  169  —  Stuart 383  Maclagan,  E.G.  Simpson  286 

M'Longhlm,  Geo.  S 383iMacDonnell,A.Creagh58,2oa  —  Robert  Smelton    ...77,209 

—  Wilft-ed  Montagu 386  —  HerculesNevilleP>as.  445  Maclaren,  J.  Farquhar- 

M'Mahon.  Arthur  H 448  —  Richard  Graves    310         son 517 

—  Bernard  Wm.  L 33;r!Macdonogh,G.  Mark  W.  210  —  James  Maishall    339 

Donat  John  brace  ...  274!MacDougall,  Alex.  Jas.  385  MacLareu,  Kenneth 154 

—  ^(»"HoraceWestropp79, 263'— John  Patrick... 174' — Thomas  George 267 

~  Kellermanu  Eyre 5171 —  Stewart ...  130  MacLaughlin,  Arthur  M.  38^ 

—  Norman  Reg.    235'Mace,  Rowland  T.  V    ....soya  Maclaverty,  Clias.  F.  S..i75« 

M'Meekan,Fras.  H.F.R.  T7«!MacEwau,  Hu^h  F 319'Maciean,  Alex.  Harvey  350 

M'Micking,  Harry    225J— Maurice  Lilburn  ...    .  157' — Alexander  John  Hew  351 

M'Mullin,  Robt.  Jas.    .  .  316  —  St.  Clair  Maling  G.  ...    34—  Alex.  Wm.  Day...  56,  346 
M'Munn,  Jas.  Robert  ...  385  MacEwen,  Douglas  L....  34.2  — Chas.  Alex.  Hugh    ...  350 

M'Nair,  Edward  John...  403^ — Kenneth  Grant 184—  Cnarles    Wilberforce  257 

M'Nally,  Thos.  Clarence  323  MacFarlan,  Fred.  Alex.  342  —  Donald  Chas.  Hugh      225 
.M'Nalty,  Chas.  Edwd.  I.  365— John  Buchanan    103  — Fitzroy  Beresford 379 


.M'Namara,  ArthurEdw.  227!Macfarlane,  DuucauA.76.267' — Frederick  Allan  250 

—  James   378  Mache,  Claud 337: — Hector  FitzRoy    223 

—  WiUiam  Henry 377,  —  Robert  William        ...  23;  —  Henry  Donald  Neii..  267 

M'Naught, Jas. Gibson...  384  —  ^\'illiam  Colvin    , 213' — JohnMarsham  175 

M'Neile,   Donald   Hugh  43S  MacGeorge,  HeuryKing  42S'Maclear,  Basil 355 

-  John 221; —  John  Buxton 2131 —  Harry 277 

—  Henry  Donald 142  MacGilchrist,  Arcu.  C    .  530J— Percy    354 

.\rNeill,  Angus  John   ...  336  Macgowan,  Jas.  Murray  182  Macleay,  Donald   185 

—  Malcolm  350, —  Robt.  Stuart 179^ — Kenneth  P 369 

—  Neil  Archibald ..223a  MacGregor,  Alex.  H.  C.  346lMacLeod,  Charles  Wm.  360 

M'Pherson,  Donald  Wm.  404' — Arthur  C.  H .  2591^  Ewan  Cameron 519 

—  George 529' —  Charles  Reginald..  1 8,  407  —  John  Norman... 519 

—  James  Boswell 351'— Gregor 270  — Kenneth  Anderson  ...  2S4 

M'O.ueen.  Malcolm  S.  ...  443  — Philip  Arthur   221J — Malcolm  Neynoe  215 

M'Rae,  Alexander 351'—  Robert  Lipton  ...  86,  225J— Normin  445 

—  Alex.  Hy.  Lloyd  3'7|—  Walter  William 3^9!—  Rooert  L.  Rosa 381 

—  Archibald  William  ...  248jMaclnnes,  Ian  Lamuut  530 — Roderick 355 

—  Henry  Napier 41,  409  Macintosh,  Philip 3S8  —  Roderick  Wm. 48,409 

— Henry  St.Geo. Murray  254,Macintyre,DonaldC.F.76,4:7  —  William  Myers ..  445 

JPSwiney,  Edw.F.H.47,  4iOjMac[vor,  Ivar    184  Maclurcan.Jobn  L.  R.  58,399 

—  William  Daniel i4i!Mackay,  Henry  Forbes   39S  Maclure,JohnEdw.S.  ...  37^ 

ai'Taggart,  M.  F. 146'— Aeu.  James 460 

M'Tier,  John    Cameron  135'— James  Eric 231 

M'Vean,  Donald  A.  D....  440  — i^er.  James  H 532 

M'Viuie,  Charles  Edwin  365!Mackean,  Kenneth   .49,  207 

—  Rubeit  Henry    i82|Mackelvie,  Maxwell   .    .529a'MacmulIen,  Cyril  N, 

M'Watters,  Geo.  Alfred  442! Mackenzie,  Alex.  Wm...  516;—  Fred.  C.  K, 


MacMalion.Geo.F.W.  59.  413 

—  Hugh  Francis  ..  404 

—  John  Joseph  81,  177(1 

MacMillan,  Jobn  St,  C  171 

444 
43-' 


—  Herbert  Claude 444, —  Allan  Jas.  Reginald     134  — George  Reade  70,  414 

—  William   377J —  Arthur  M.  Nuit 172' —  William  Henry  F.  46,  409 

M'Whinnie,Wm.  JohnSn,  344  —  Charles 436  MacMunn,  George  J'" 


Kenneth 258 

MacNeece.  James  G 379 

Thos.  Fred 379 

Macouachie,  James 379 

Maconchy.E.W.S.K.  76,  420 
Fred.  Campbell.  .  .    ..  249 
.Macpherson,  Alexander 

Duncan    342 

Andrew  Kennedy  40,  40J 
Archibald  Duncan  ..  437 
Ren.  E wen  Geo.  F.  ...  390 

George  Denis :i  .-■  ^ 

James 44 

—  Jas.  Duncan ..  30;^, 

—  John  DuncanGvaham  381 
-Neil   43" 

—  Robert  Nasmyth 28  ■. 

—  Roderick  George 454 

—  William  Grant 3"" 

Macquoid,  C.  E.  E.  F.  K.  4^- 
Macrae,  Colin  William...  -j- 

Farquhar 3''  - 

John  Cecil  -'ui 

—  John  Lewis 5.;'' 

—  RodencK 51'' 

—  Wibiim  2!^ 

:\Iacread,v,  Cecil  F.  N.Sr,  ^:;> 
Macrory,  Roland  M.  ...  214 
MacSwmey,  Jno.  Chas.  349 
Mactaggart,  Charles  ...  517 
.Mactavish,  Archibald  -  44.^ 
MacTior,  Henry  M.  ...    .  4.i'> 

—  H.Cochrane  ?go 

.MacWalter,  Robert 154 

Macwatt,  Robert  C.  ...  si-' 
.Vladden, Gerald  Hugh  C.   '4* 

—  Travers  Edwaru 437 

-Maddick,  Herbert 26^ 

Maddock,  E.  C.  Gordon  529 

Maddox,  Ralph  H.    51a 

Madocks,  Henry  Johu85,263 

-  Wm.  Robarts  Napier  17^ 
.Vlaffett,  Henry  Telforu     352 

—  Reginalil  Ernest  28  + 

Magau,  ArihurT ^6j 

Magee,    Arthur  F.   3Si.  37^ 

—  Aug.  Helier   3/.1 

.\Iagill,  Heuty  Patrick  307'r 

—  James 37S 

Magniac,  Charles  Lane  214 

—  Francis  Arthur    443 

—  Meredith 258 

Magor,  Arthur  C. 326 

-Magrath,  B.    Hy.  Butler  44^ 

—  Chas.  Wm.  S 3«''* 

—  Henry  Aug.  F 43*^ 

-VI ah er,  James 3^^ 

Atahon,  Alfred  Ernest      347 

—  Bryan  Thos....  ,.  ..34.  i5_> 

—  Edward  W.  Sandys...   213 

—  M.  C.  J.  Havtlaud    ...  174 

—  Reginald  Henry  70,  177 
Vlahony,  Ca/)/.  Fred.d...  114 

—  Lieuf.   Fred.  Henry  ,,  261 

Vlaidlow,  John  S 174 

Haidman,  Geo.  Ed.  John  421 
.Maidment,  Fred.  George  52J 
ilain,  Arthur  Kerr  17,0 

—  Thomas  Ryder...  ..33,  20? 

Mainguy,  Roger    215 

.vlainprise,  Bertie  W.  ...  213 

—  Cecil  Wilmot 385 

vlainwaring.ArthurEdw  354 

—  Charles  Vaughan 422 

—  Henry  Bolton  ..  ,.    63,   241 

—  Henry  Germain     ..34,  265 

—  Rowland  Brought  ju.  32 
rfair,  Edward 515 

—  George  Tagore 173 

—  Robert  John  Byford  ?ii 
\Iairis.  Edward  S 401 


laUex — Active  List. 


Mairis, Geoffrey  B.De  M.  229,  Mapleton, Reginald  Wm.  ^: 

Maisey, Fred. Charles  46,  409  Mappin,  Geo.  Fred ij. 

Maitland,  Son.  A.  H.  ...  342  March.  Earl  of 

—  rha«.  Bradlev   527  Marchant,  Alfred  E.    82,400 

—  Fredk.    L.    Makgill  —Godfrey 4t5 

Crichton  ..  34CJ— John 400 

—  George  Ramsay     ..-..175*1 —  Thos.HarrySauuders  154 

—  Henr^-  R.  Stewart 256  Mardall.  Chas.  Ernest  82,417 

—  James  D.  Heriot  357  —  William  Stratford    ...  419 

—  John 524  Mardea,  Arthur  \V'm..  ...  327 

— ^  John  C.  Heriot 223, —  Thomas  Owen   261 

—  John  Paterson  S 275  Marder,  Edw.  Swan    ...  382 

—  Pelham  James 17,  406^^  Nicholas 384 

Majendie,  Bernard  John  322;\Iare8caux,  Oscar  H.  E.  317 
Maior,  lion.  A.  H.  H.  50,  22ij;vIarges9on,E(lwardC....  26^ 

—  Francis  Forbes  ...  432! — Evelyn  William  239 

Makin,  Ernest  L 3281  ilarindin,  Arthur  Henry  299 

—  John  Hu^h  Walter  ...  272  —  Cecil  Colvile 184 

Makins.  Ernest 142' — FrancisEden 361 

■  Geoffrey 322] ^arjoribanks,  Alex 401. 


Marshman,  Moore  FI....  401 
Martel,  Charles  P....  77,177'^ 
Martelli,  Horace  de  C...  174 

—  R'chanlG.  Holrovd  ..  360 
Marten,  Arnold  Jeffreys  334 

—  Leonard  Hamohrev  ..  316 
ilartin,  Albert  T.  de  M.   360 

—  Alexander 1756 

—  Alfred  Robert 32,  411 

—  Aylmer  R.  Sancton...  231 

—  Claude 328 

—  Claude  Buist 3^* 

—  Cuthbert  Thomas    ...  335 

—  Edward  Victor 431 

—  Edflrard  Wm.  F.  ...47,  411 

—  Ernest  Edmund    395 

—  Francis  W.  Wood    ...  244 

—  Frank 439 

—  George  BlakeN.  ...28,  165! 
George  Dermot  234a 


Malan,  Leslie  Noel  214! —  i/oH.DudleyChurchill  134, —  Gerald  Hamilton 322 

Malcolm,  Andrew  R.   ...  i36| — James  Lesiie 529! — Henry  379 

—  Henry  Huntly  L.  ,.72,  342  —  Robert  Douglas  325  —  Henry  Graham 386 

—  Neill 350!  Mark -Wardlaw,  Alfred         —Henry  John  ^77 

—  Pulteney 85,  418.        Penrose 288,—  Herbert 49,  352 

—  Pulteney  W.  von  B....  402  —  Penrose 245  —  Herbert  Maxwell  245 

—  William' Leith    429I  Marker,  R.  John   221  —  Hugh  Waldyve 444 

Malcolmson,  John  Grant  130  —  ThomasJohn 23I1 — James 117 

Maiden.  Rev.  C.  H sji'Markes,  John  Carlon  ...  258' —  James  Fitzgerald 386 

Malet,  Harry  C.  St.  Lo.  i49iMarkham,  Alfred  John..  357  —  .Tames  Isidore  Wood..  308 

—  Robert  James    444' — Charles  John    77,  321 — Jasper 184 

Malim.  ifer.  Alfred   396!— Francis  Dobbs... 317  —  Ca/jA.  John ..  216 

Mallaby,  Digby  Lighton  211  —  Ronald  Anthony 221! —  Surg.  Lf.Col,  John    ...  378 

Malleson.  Wilfrid  i7o!Mark8,  Geo.  Fred.  H...,  382!—  Martin 41,  206 

Mallins,  Fred.  William     354!—  Robert  John 517I— Ranald 438J 

—  John  Robert 381^- Wilfred  Osborne  366I— Rowlnud  Hill 26 

Mallinson,  Henry 3i5'Markwick,  Eroest  E.30,  353!Martindale,  C.S.daButfcs 

Mallock.  A.M.Raymond  172  Marley,  Wm.  Peverell...  360^  85,  418 

—  Charles  Herbert  1 74, Marling,  PercivalS.   70,  159' Marton,  Lion  1   311 

—  Thomas  Raymond   ...  235  Marlow,  Benjamin  Wm.  424I — Richard  O.  ... 181 

Malone,  Cecil  R.  R.    .84,  275  Marquis,  T.  Stirling 265lMarti'n,  Anthony  W.  ...  313 

^  Edm.G.S.  L'Estrange  236  Uarrable,  Arthur  Geo  ...  315 — Arundel 313 

—  Koderic  O'C.  V.  H.  V.  347  —  Thomas  James 2581—  Cardell  Pascoe 157 

Malony,  Wm.  Beresford  232  Marrett,  Hy.  Richd  ..48,  4T0  Martyr,  Cyril  G 49,  282 

Maltby,Fra. Crichton  40,406  Marriott, AlfredSincIair  443iMarvvick,Alan  Graham  175U 

Man,  Hubert  William...  290!—  Edwaru  Frere  81,  4i7lMarwood,  Henry 71,  329 

Manby,Geo.L.Hardinge  3o6|— Edwin  Walter  P.  V.    ^SjiMascall,  Fras.  Ewan    ...  185 

Mance,  Harry  Osborne  2141—  Guy  Brook    ,. -l^a,—  Maarics  Edward 1S5 

Manch^,  Lorenzo 192  —  John 239' Masefield,  Robert ?:? 

Mander,  D'Arcy  W 332-- Jn.  Harold  Goodwyn  258iMason,Alan  Ri^rhard  L.  184 

—  John  Harold 282 —Leslie  Hawthorne     ..  433'— fief.  Charles   Arthur  530 

Manders,  EverardI 272!  —  Richard  George  A.  ...  229I— Gordon  G.  Moack  34,   176 


~  Neville 381 —  Tom 395 

Manduca,  Alfred  V.F.S.  192!  — William 402 

Manera. Joseph S.G... 70,  4i2JMarryatt,  Ronald 174 

Mangan,  Fred.  M. 384'Marsden,  Chas.  Howard  256 


—  George  , 18 

—  Henry  Espine  M.    70.  412 

—  Henry  Macan    34,  408 

—  Hubert  Dempster 384 


Mangles,  Arth.  E.  R.  294,  373; — E^lmund 404  —  Hubert  O.  B.  Browne  3S6 


■  Roland  Henry  227 

—  Walter  James    231 

Manifold,  Courtney  C...  5-18 

—  JohaForster 58,  i63 

—  Michael  G,  Egerton  ..  213 

Mankelow,  Henry    326 

Manley,  Edgar  Norman  213 

—  Geo.  E.  Drummond...  401 

—  Henry  Tate 257 

—  Reginald  Harwood...  r8i 

—  William  Edward 181 

—  William  Geo.  Henry  172 
Mann.  Arthur  Fred 353 

—  George  Duncan 175a 

—  Henrv  Thos.  Wm 395 

Manners,  Fitzalan  G.  J.  223 

—  Lord  Robert  Wm.  O...  322 
Manning,  George  Fred.    326 

—  Wm.  Henry 50,  42r 

Mansel,  Alfred 47,  176 

—  George  Clavell 80,  33 

—  HughArthur 294 

—  Jestyn  Lle^veljn  141 

—  \Villiam  Grenville  46,  409 
Mansell.John  Herberti78,368 
Manser,  William  Edw...  213 
Mansergh,  John  L.  O....  255 

—  Neville  S.St. George  234a 

Mansfield,  C.  B.  H 160 

~  Gerald  S 384 

—  Ho7t.  Hy.  Wm 142 

—  Herbert 47,  412 

—  Joha  Robt.  Williams    213 

—  Stephen  370 

Manson,  Bruce  E.  A.  ..  445 

—  James  Arthur  P 443 

Mantell,  AlfredM.  ..  70,  20S 

—  Patrick  Riners 85,  263, 


—  Hugh  Willoughby  ...  436 

—  James  Cort... 524 

—  Richard  Travers 171 

Marsh,  Cunliffe  H 296 

—  Francis  Charles   3^ 

—  Fras.  Courcenay  286 

—  Frank  Graham 442 

—  Gerald  John    2S6 

—  Harry  Graham 71,  i6c 

—  Hopton  Eliott    179 

—  James  Reynolds  M.  78,241 

—  J.Taylor 441 

—  Roland  Henry  355 

Marshall,  Charles 317 

—  Daniel  Grove   sir 

—  Edwin  Tilney 175a 

—  Ernest  Theo 249 

—  Francis 238 

—  Francis  James 336 

—  Francis  Macleod  11.72,284 

—  Frank  Walter   226 

—  Frederick  Herbert  ...175a 

—  George  Henry    ...  i3,  164 


—  Henry  Alfred 370 

—  Henry  Seymour  184 

—  Senry  Stapyltou 261 

—  Henry  Turubull    439 

—  Hugh  John  Milea 212 

—  John  W.  Astley    ...33,  360 

—  Kenneth  F.C,    350 

—  Thomas  Edward  179 

—  Wilfred    George  Ho- 
ward   8?,  219 

Qr.  Mr.  William  215 

2nd  Lt.  William 404 

AVm.  iiluir  Knox  339 

William  Thomas  ......  160 

Manuk,  Mack  W. 52ga'—  Wm.  Raine... ..  305 

Maples,  Wm.  Evelyn  ...  2S5— William  Simpson   52,  412 
Mapleton,  Edw.  A 378!Marsham,ffoB.  Regd.  H.  148 


-  Hawtrey  Charles 


178 


—  Philip  Granville  161 

—  Roger  H.  Monck 175 

Massey.C.  M.  Hamilton  221 

—  Sou.  Eyre  Nathaniel  223 

—  Godfrey  Warburton  344 
Massie,  John  Hamon  ...  182 

—  Roger  H 180 

Masson,  James 260 

Massj',  Edward  Charles  171 

—  Godfrey 83,  ^39 

—  Harry  Stanley 51.  410 

—  John  George  Albert...  254 

—  Percy  Hugb  H 48 

—  Wdliam  George  ..  61,  168 
Master,  Alfred  Edm.  ...  385 

—  Arthur  Gilbert   364 

Richard  Chester  322 

—  William  Chester  130 

Masters,  Alexander.. .41,  409 

—  Godfrey 175 

Mastersnn,Geo.  C.  D.    ...  365 

—  James  Edward  L 242 

Matcham,  William  Eyre  325 
Matchett,  Harry  G.  K.78,348 
Mather,  John  Drydeu  ..  352 
Matheson,  J.  S.  Mackj,y  343 

—  John  Colin .....  212 

—  TorquhilG 221 

Mathevv,  Chas.  Massy84,  35S 

—  Charles  Montague  ...  526 

—  Charles  Theobald 437 

—  Rev.  John  C  532 

—  Robert  George.... ..85,  364 

—  Theobald 444 

Mathewes,  John  R.  420 

Mathews, John  i^' 

—  Walter  Follett  214 

—  WalterVivante  Dewar  184 
Mathias.Hy.  Harding  30,  339 

—  Hugh  Brodk 382 

—  Leonard  John  420 


828 

Mathia3,Thomi.sGilbert  257 
Matson,  Henry  D5arden23i« 
Mittei,  Alex  inder  ...59,  192 
Matthews,  Alfred 70,  177 

—  AUred  Melvin  ..  184 

—  Claud  L3onard 33^ 

—  Durham  Simpson 158 

—  Ernest      A.     Church- 
ward   ..  530 

—  Ernest  Dudley  185 

—  Frank  B 5^.  -^m 

—  George 117 

—  Godfrey  Estcourt  78,  400 

—  Harold  Lavvrence 303 

—  Han*y  de  Couves  175(1 

—  lies... 395 

—  John 386 

—  John  Hubert  ..  233 

fiffu.  Lewis  Joseph  ...  396 

Maturin,  Benjamin  A....  381 

—  John 377 

—  John  Wm.  Henry  246,  365 

—  Reginald  George 175 

Maud,  Chas.  Carus  246 

—  Philip 212 

—  William  Hartley  245 

Maude, Corn walUs  C.W.  276 

—  Eustace  Addison   .  ..  143 

—  Fras.  S.   do  Montalt  256 

—  Fred.  Stanley  79,  221 

Mauduit,  F.R.  M.C.DeR.  422 
Maughan,  Fras.  Gilfrid  333 
Maule.Hy. Noel  St.  John  \-jt 

—  Walter  John 361 

Mauusell,  A.  J.  Stephens  234 

—  Cecil  John  Cakayne     175 

—  Edward  Lewis  379 

-Eustace  Ball   444 

—  Francis  Richard  7c,  177a 

—  Frederick  Guv 17S 

—  StcPrederiok  Richard  215 

—  George  William,    ...58,  313 

—  Manuel  Chas. ..  179 

Maurice,  David  Blaka...  310 

—  Frederick  Barton  ..  ..  305 

—  George   Thelwall    K.  385 

—  Hir  John  Frederick  <;,  164 
Mawhinny,  Robert  J.  VV.  383 
Mawson,  Wm.  Arthur  ...  516 
Masse,  Fred.  Ivor  ,.  51,  221 
Maxwell,  Ales.  Gordon.  435 

—  Ajxhibald  Boyd  ...  61,  327 

—  i^o».  A.  Kenlis 151 

—  Arthur  Reginill ......  401 

—  Aymer  Claud     353 

—  Aymer  EJw.ird    220 

—  Cedric...  56,  208 

—  Charles  James 143 

—  Denis  Wellesley  441 

—  Eustace  Lockhart...  242(1 

—  Francis  Ayhnjr   438 

—  Frederick  Doveton  ...  447 

—  George  William     -71,  414 

—  Hamilton  George .  430 

—  Harrie  Maxwell... 395 

—  Henry  E  iwirl    ...58,  299 

—  Hy.  St.  Patrick 40,  40S 

—  James  M'Call    83,169 

—  John  Grenfell 31 

—  Lawrence  L. ..  435 

—  Nigel     56,  177 

—  Peter  Banson 404 

—  Richard  Money 58,417 

—  Robert  Pacy 241 

—  Ronald  Chaiies 49,  207 

—  William  Frederick  ...  214 

—  \Villliam  Leigh 443 

—  William  Lockhar:;..,..  422 

—  William  Whately 185 

May,  Edward  Sinclair  52, 167 

—  George  Lycett  E.., .46,  257 

—  Hugh  Seaburne    215 

—  James 220 

—  James  Percy ....  404 

—  John  Cyril  280 

—  John  Walter  1756 

—  Reginald  Soaburne  .,  236 

—  William  Allan 378 

—  Wm.  Southall  Reid...  249 
Mayall,  Chas.  Gosset  ...  774 

—  George 306 

Maycock,  Francis  M.   ...  37-2 

—  Frederick  Wm.  Orby  243 

—  Stewart  M. 35,  206 

Mayhew,  Reo.  Cyril 532 

—  Charles  Lawson    401 

—  Hervey  Sandby  ..73,  286 
Maynard,  Chas.  C.  M...,  242 


829 


Index — Active  List. 


Maynard.Fred.  Pinsent  5i8;Merriman,  Arthur  D.  N.  szSjMilne,  Richanl  Louis  ...     49 

—  Percy  Guy  Wolfe 345'—  Athol  B. 444  —  Robert  John 242a 

Mayne,  Augxistus  Blair    419—  Resr.  Gordon lyg/ililner,  Arthur  Edward  384 

—  Charles  Blair 58,  2o8[lIen'itt.  Georee ^^^.—  Arthur  G.  Champneys  401 

Charles  Eric  Mosley  445  Men-y,  Fred.  Hallard  ...  3S6'— Edward  ...  75,  223 


—  Chas.  Robt.  Graham  334 

—  George  Nisbet 56,  267 

—  Herbert  Blair iSi 

—  John  T.  Boltrn 185 

—  RicharrlCharlesG.i,3S.4io 

Mayo.  George  L.  L. 185 

Mayow,  C.  E.  Wynell  ...  226' 

■  Robert  S.  L.  Wynell  307 


Mesham.  Capel  H.    34S'— Edward  Francis 

Messenger.HerbertT.K.  280  —  George  Francis    132 

Messeii'y,  Clemeut  C.  ...  276J — Sep.  Walter  Hebden...  396 

Messiter,  Chas.  Bayard.  273  Milnes,  George  370 

Metasa,  Fred.  R.  W 259  Milsom,  George  Cyril  ...  366 

Metcalfe,  Chas.T.  E.  48,  sjg.Milvain,  Hy.  Roland   ...  153 

—  Fenwick  Henry    180  Mil  ward,  Cleiuent  A 444 

Geoffrey  Brian  T r49]— Clement  Henry...  77,  177a 


Mead,  Harold  Richard...  422',— Herbert  Charles    3081— Edwm  Oswald  379 

—  Moses   304  —  Sydney  Fortescue   ...  171; —  Frederick  D 257,  368 

Meade,  Hon.  Arthur  V...  i34|Metge,  Robert  Henry  ...  297I—  HaiTy  Dacrea 275,  374 

Hon.  Edw.  Brabazon  151  Methuen,  Cam,  O'B.  H.234tt  Minchin,  Alfred  Beckett  438 


—  John  de  Courcy  D.  50,  410  —  Paul  S.iord  5 


Methven,  David  G 337 

Meures,  Mervyn   184 

Meyer.Chas.HardwickL.  528 

—  Gabriel  Chas.  Eugene  369 

James  Leopold, 


Michell,  J.  Collorj'an  ...  276 

—  John  Basil 328 

—  St.  .tohn  Faucourt  18,408 

Michie,  George  215 

.Vlicklem,  Henri' A 213 

M  ddlemass.  John  C.  56, 


—  John  Wm.  B, 71,  414 

—  Malcolm  John  50,  410 

Meadows,  Chas.  A.  G.P.  445 

Meakin,  Hwrold  B 529 

Meares,  Aubrey 213 

—  Cyril  Prankland  347 

—  Hxigh  Poynder 182 

—  John  Norman 306 

Mears,  Arthur    434 

—  Cecil  Delarue 438 

—  Ernest  Lennox 365 

—  Trevor  I.  Nevitt 365 

Mecredy,  Henry    175a 

Medhurst,  C.F.H 372 

Medley,  Allen  Lieorge  ..  423 

—  Ernest  James  76,  416 

Medlicott,  Hy.  Edw.    ...175" 

—  Richard  F.  C 347 

Meek,  James  381 

Meeking,  Kenneth  Chas. 

Edward 220 

Meeres,  Arthur  D.  ...70,  208 

—  Chas.  Stuart  77.  177a,  3681 
Megaw,  John  W.  D.  ...  530 
Meiklejohn,  Mat.  F.  M.  339 

—  Ronald  Forbes 234 

—  Walter  L.  Sinclair  .,.  444 

—  Sir  William  Hope..-?,  403 
Mein,  Alex.  Lechmerec  1,207 

—  FrederickBlundcU  7^,  416 

—  Frederick  Coore    317 

—  John  Edmund  34.  409 

Meinhertzhageu,  Richd.  =3^ 
Meister,  Richard  H.  J.  400 
Meldon,  Philip  A 175 

—  Wm.  Waltrude.........  271 

Mell.  Felix  Oswald  I\....  526 

Melliss,  Charles  John  ...  421 

—  Fraser  George  444 

—  Sir  Howard  18,  406 

Mellor,  Abel   175 

—  Clive 214 

—  Jocelyn 174 

—  Llewellyn,  S 49,  237 

—  AValton 258 

Melvill,  Chas.  Carling  81,327 

—  Charles  William  296 

—  James  Lister 139 

—  Philip  James 75.4^5 

—  Teignmouth  Philip ...  266 

—  Walter  Sydney 252 

Melville,  Alan 438 

—  Charles  Henderson...  3S2 

—  Charles  LeD.  Leshe...  220:  — Alfred  Douglas 143 

—  Edward  Patrick  Alex.  404 

—  HaiTy  George   sig 

—  Hoary  Bruce 518 

—  John  Swinton 85,  418 


—  Charles  Fred 421 

—  Frederick  F 71,  177 

—  Hugh  Dillon  M.  ...58,  4:1 

—  William  Cyril 360 

Minogue,  John  O'Brien    247 
Mistri,  Kavasji  H ..  527 


Meyler,  Hugh  M 32o|Mitchell,  Alex.  Ian  137 

Meynell,  Godfrey  3171— Alfred  Sherington  ...234a 

—  Hugo    243  —  Arthur 1S3 

—  John  Jebb  275I — Arthur  James   257 

Meyrick.HaroldLothian  213I — Charles  Andrew  P.  ...  380 
Meyricke,  Edward Gelly  214! — Charles  Johnstone  ...  302 

—  Robert  Jas.  Francis..  236 — Francis  M'Ewen 343 

—  Rupert  J.  Chabert  ...  174  —  Geo.  AVarder 76,  415 

Micallef,  Victor  Chas....  192J— Hay  Stewart 320 


—  Lionel  Arthur 3S4 

—  Robt.  Wm.  Hamilton  271 

—  Wilfrid  James   437 

—  William  Charles    175a 

Mitford.  Bertram  R...48,  279 

—  Clement  Bertram  O...  151 

—  Robert  Wra.  Hume...  444|—  David  B.  O.  Freeman  233 
Middleton,  Frank 295J — PliiUp 342 

—  George  Graham  143  —  Wm.  Bertram  Jos....  34c 

—  Herbert  J.  J 71,414  —  William  Kenyon 130 

—  Middleton  257JMitter,  Robert  King-  ...  526 

—  Richard  Carthew 3i7!Mizzi,  Robert 192 

—  Wm.  Crawlord 58,  143  iloberly,  Alfred  Joseph  183 

^  William  Henry 291' — Archibald  Hy 184 

Midwinter, Edw. Colpoys  213I— Bertrand  Richard   ...  443 

—  .ffeu.H.N 532|— Cuthbert  von  E [52 

Miers,    Douglas    N.  C.        |— Frederick  James 424 

Capel 342  —  Herbert  John  R 379 

—  Ronald  HillM.  Capel  246J —  Hugh  Stephenson    ...  440 

Mifeud.  Alfred 192'— William  Henry 26 

Milbanke,  John  P isiiMocatta,  Daniel  E 420 

Milburne,  C.  E.  A 329L\Iockett,  Hugh  B 145 

Mildmay,  Alex.  Richd.  322  Mockler,  Gerald  P 75,  301 

—  Herbert  Alex. St.  John  130!- Guj' Henry  G 430 

Mildred,  Spencer  213— Percy  Rice 75,  234 

Miles,  Charles  Napier  40,132  Moens,  Arthur  H.  M.  ...  445 

—  Ely  Stan   iS4lMomit,  Archibald  S.  W.  286 

—  Harry  William 401'— Herbert  Chas.  H.  W.    266 

HerbertScottGould...     17'—  James  Arthur  234u 

Philip  John 42=;  Moffatt,  James  Robert...  352 

Philip    Wm.   Herbert  i78iiIoffet.  GrenvilleE 381 

—  Robert  Patric    31S  Moffitt,  Fred.  Wm.   303 

M.iley,JamesAloysius  18,  4o6j^ThomasB 378 

Milford,  Edward 292lMogg,  Robt.  Jas.  Rees  255 

Millais,  HugoWm.  Reid  29oliloggridge,  J.  Antill  72,  296 
Millar, John  HenryBuisti75&'Moir,  Alan  James  G,  ...  225 

—  William  Henry 422  —  David  Macbeth 518 

—  William  Martin  395I— James 3S2 

Miller,  Alfred 526  —  James  Philip 213 

—  John  Drew 381 

—  David  Skmner 340  — John  Elliot 443 

—  Denis  Menezes 155  Molesworth,  A.  Ludovic 

—  Edward  GofE  Christie  22;  77,  :77a 

—  Hugh 44r  —  Arthur  Bysshe 361 

—  Hugh  de  Burgh    174  —  Arthur  St.  Aubyn   ...  282 

—  Leander  William 401  j— Edward  Algernon    ...  35-1 

—  William    293! — Edward  Hogarth. .49,  410 

—  Wm.  Birkmyre 37ii[ — Ernest  Kerr  214 

Millington,  Lionel  B.  ...  214I— Francis  Crofton    215 

Mills,  Bernard  Langley  382;— i/^o«. George Bagot2S2, 573 

—  Daniel  Peter  1S6;— Herbert  Croftou  S.  ...  178 

Vere  Gordon  442I— Dudley  Acland 72,  209'— Herbert  EUicombe    ..  181 

Mercer,  Arch.  Ariel 294 1— Edward  Cyril  54,  247— Hickman  C 63,  177 

—  Charles  Arch 28,  407I— George  Ai'thur 47,  354—  John  Matheson    328 

—  David    400;— James  Brodie 395'— Percy  Braybrooke  ...  211 

—  Harvey  Frederic.  61,  16S— William  Holroyd... 85,  1781— Richard  Pigot  180 

—  Herbert  72,  137  Milman,  Edm.  W.  E 2g6a  — Robert  Everard    381 

—  Wm.  Hugh  Welch 425'—  George  Bryan 232I—  Eev.  Thomas  C.  XT.  ...  531 

—  William  Lindsay 256 — Lionel  Chas.  Patricki756  —  AVilham   525 

Meredith,  Arthur  L.  E.  231I —  Uctavius  R.  Everard    185'Moline,  Frank  H....  279,  373 

—  E.  Spencer   79,  209'Milne,  AJexander 527  Moller,  B.  A.  W.  C 320 

—  John  Alfred    395  —  Charles 519'—  Bernhard  Drysdale...     47 

Merewether,Hy.Arth.8o,  416I —  Charles  J.  Robertson  sigiMoUison,  Edwin  Jas.  ...  226 

—  Herbert  Duncan   448,— George  Francis  ....86,  170'MoUoy,  Gerald  Macleay  440 

—  John  W.  Beresford  ...  429'— James  William 437:— Percy 40: 

Merrick,  Geo.  Charleton  i£i  — Ramsay  Traquair    ...  292;Molony,  Arthur  Deane  445 


Melvin,  Alexander 422 

Mends,  Horatio  Reg.  ..  31 
Mennie,  John  Oliver  ...  423 
Meuzies,  Angus 327 

—  George  Feilden 296 

—  liev.  Henry 53<^ 

—  Steuart    84,  235 


Molony.Chas.Vandeleur  3x3 

—  Francis  Arthur...  85,  209 

—  Otho  Hugh  Chartres  355 

—  Trevor  C.  Wheler 171 

—  Walter  William...  349,  365 

—  WiUiam  Beresford  ...  231 
Moiyneux,  Edw.   Mary 

Joseph  ■ 430 

—  George  H.  More  ...17,  40S 

—  Geo.  Philip  B.    373 

—  Son.  Richard  Fredk.  134 
Mono tc. Z^o)). Chas. Hy.S.   221 

!—  Cei_-il  Stanley  O,..   82,  221 
Moucrieff,  Alafic  R.     ...  337 

—  G.  K.  Scott   56,  2cS 

—  Malcolm  M 140 

—  Wm.  Elmsley  Scott...  519 

—  William  Scott  ...    .63.  319 
Mouey,  Arthr.  Wigram76 , 1 70 

—  Charles  A.  Gilbert  ...  1S3 

—  Chas.  G.  Colvin  ...46,  j<2 

—  Ernest  Douglas  4:0 

—  Ernie  F.  Drummond  4^4 

—  Ernie  William  Kyrle  317 

—  George  Alfred  48,409 

—  George  Edward  ...  34,  405 

—  Gordon  Lorn  C i,    ii- 

—  Herbert  Cecil 51,  3^9 

—  Robert  Cotton 82,  315 

—  Rowland... 231a 

Monkhonse,  W.Percival  172 

Monks,  Charles  527 

Monreal,  George 323 

—  Louis     ..   T9_- 

Monro,  C.  Carmichael  75^  2^7 

—  Eric  Wm.  Celestin  ...  344 
George  Nowlan    ...83,  ^73 

John  Duncan    214 

Raymond  P.  Houston  275 

—  Seymour  C.  Hale... 40,  336 
Montagu,  Arthur  Henry  424 

—  Edward 79,  243 

—  Fred.Jas.Osbaldeston  222 

Horace  Wilham 204 

St.  JohnEdward  253 

Montanaro,  Alfred  ...46,  409 

—  Arthur  Forbes 70,177a 

Monteith,E.T,Peshar.  40, 40S 

—  John  ...48,410 

—  John  Cassels 25T? 

—  Robert  William  F.  58,  ^oi, 
Moutgomerie.A.  S.  iorrf  i^^ 

—  G.  F.  Moiyneux    219 

—  Henry  Guy    289 

—  Hon.  WilUam  Ales...  143 

—  William  Graham 352 

Montgomery,  Alex.  J.  46,  166 

—  Archibald  Armar 172 

—  Charles  Arnulph  S.  03,  4 1 

—  Hugh  Ferguson   11 

—  Hugh  Fred. Lyons  47,    u  1 

—  Hugh  Maude  de  F.  ...  172 

—  James  A,Lawreace4o,  407 
— ■  Joseph 144 

—  Robert  Arthur 26.  [65 

—  Robt.  Arundel  Kerr  79,  i  aS 

—  Thomas  Alexander  ...  274. 

—  Thoma3RobertA.G.77,4i'j 

—  Staff  Paym.  William  ^71 
C'apt.  Wiibam    Ji'^ 

Montresor,  Bdw.H.  H.49,41.. 

Ernest  Henry   jii) 

Louis  Basset 173 

Moody,  Geo.  Robt.  B.  297,  304 

—  Hampden  Lewis  C —  313' 

Rich.  S.  H. 51,  353. 

RolandH.Mainwarmg  257 

Moon,  Wilfred  Graham    336 
Moore,  Alexander 435 

—  Sir  Alexander  G.  M...  159, 
Ales.  M*Donnell...  54,  346 

Arthur  Guy  W,  425 

Art hm*  Thomas 514 

—  Arthur  Trevelyan    ...  210 

—  Athelstan  355 

—  Barrington     Shake  - 

spear 365 

Charles 310 

Charles  Hesketh  G...  433 

—  Charles  Malcolm ......  52:^ 

—  Charles  Roland 353« 

—  Claude  Douglas  H..,.334a 
Rev.  Clement  Glover  530- 
Cyril  Henry    327,  373. 

—  Edw.  Du  Pr^  Herford  332 

—  Edward  Vivian. ..361,  366- 

—  Francis 236 

—  Francis  Cecil agr 


Index — Active  List, 


Moore, FraucisHamilton  310 

—  Frank  Beaumont  H..  iSi 

—  Fredk.  Grattan     443 

—  Frederick  Lewis 425 

—  Fred. ThorntonTrevor  4^5 

—  I  teorfi-e  Abraham 3S4 

—  ijcor^e  Henry  J.  ...78,  416 

—  Geo.  D.  Maxwell  436 

—  Gerald  Evelyn  DuPr^iSsa 

—  Harrv  Alex 428 

—  Ily.  Glanville  Allen, 

—  Henry  O'Uara  214 

—  If  erbert  Acheson 265 

—  Herbert  Trejjosse  G.  21 

—  7^et).  Herbert  Octavius  530 

—  Hui,'hMyddleton 52S 

—  .lohn 395 

—  Jolm  O'Hara 214 

—  Joseph  Henry 377 

—  Juseph  Scott  364 

—  Maurice  George  -..56,  34S 

—  Maxton 365 

—  Qr.Mr.  Robert  ....<....  309 

—  Vef.  Capt.  Robert 395 

—  Robert  Coulson 386 

—  Robert  Reginald  H...  380 

—  Robert  Thornton 179 

—  St.LegerMcmtgomery  i" 

—  Stephen  George  ......  317 

—  Stephen  Thomas 157 

—  Thomas  Charles  525 

—  Waldo       Alington 

Gwennap  207 

—  WilhamAgnew 185 

—  William  Francis...  40,  363 

—  William  Henry 182 

Mooi'es,  Chas.  Fred 365 

—  Samuel  Guise 223,  3S3 

Moorhead,  Arthur  Hy.  519 
Moorhouse,  Harry  C.  ...  181 

—  Samuel 162 

Moors,  Wm.  Hy.  K 236 

Moran,  James 515 

—  John 328 

—  Patrick    246 

Morant,  Hubert  H.  S.. 

—  James  Lushington  ...  444 

Mordaunt,  Osbert 246 

More,  Lancelot  F. 384 

—  Paxtou  St.  Clair  519 

Moren,  James  Alex 179 

Moreton,  Chas.  H.  H.  ...329'( 
Morgan,  Alex.  B 243,  373 

—  Bernard  Evan  298 

—  Cecil  Buckley 73,  ^60 

—  Claude  Kyd   384 

—  Edgar  John 519 

—  Reo.  Emmanuel  M....  396 

—  Francis  G.  C.  Mansel  265 

—  Frederick  Cyril  ...31,  165 

—  Frederick  James  382 

—  Godfrey  Howard 401 

—  Hon.  H.  R.  T.  G.  Fitz- 

maurice-De^ne  255 

—  Harold  G.  St.  George   398 

—  Henrj'  Arthur 401 

—  Hill  Godfrey 7.S,  363 

^  James  Campbell  383 

—  John  Cecil  256 

—  John  Hy.  Woodside...  4*4 

—  John  Wm.  Akerman     395 

—  John  Wm.  Moore 364 

—  Morgan  H.  Buckley...  296 

—  Mouutiford  H.  L 404 

—  Regiuald  Hallward  ...  400 

—  Rosa  LewinWestropp  292 

—  Thomas  Fred.  Poole...  185 

—  Wm.  Johu  F 372 

Moriarty,  Mat.  Denis  ...  515 
Morland,  Algernon  37^ 

—  Charles  B 297 

—  T.  Lethbridge  N,  So,  321 
Morley,  Cecil 328 

—  Francis  Britton 232 

—  George  Stuart  228 

—  Harold D.ColUson  ...  258 

—  Lionel  St.  Helier3305,  365 

—  Lyddon  Charteris 290 

Morony,BurdettEdw.84,  209 
Morphett,  Geo.  Chas.  ...  288 
Morphew,  Edward  M...,  384 
Morphy,  Henry  John  ...  344 
Morrab,  John  Henry  ...  231 
Morrell,  Hugh  St.  J.  ...  201 
Morres,  EUiot  Hody  ...  400 
Morrice,  Herbert  180 

—  Lewis  Edward S3,  234 

Morrieson,  Henry  W.56,  177 


Morris,  Arth.  Edward...  3S1 

—  Arthur  Henry   254 

—  Arthur  Hugh... 3S5 

—  Augustus  Williams...     18 

—  Cbarles  Jas.UasherS6.  170 

—  Charles  Oxley 309 

—  Charles  Temple  44. 

—  Donald  Ogilvy 433 

—  Edmund  Merritt  242 

—  Frank  George  Grier  2' 

—  Frederick 54,  263 

—  George  Eraest  Wood  314 

—  George  Henry 357 

—  George  Mortimer 436 

—  George  Wm.  Sterne   17, 

—  Godfrey  Maxwell 4.^1 

—  Gordon  Sutherland...  426 

—  Guss  Conrad 443 

^  Henry  Gage  ...61,  202 

—  Herbert  H.  de  B 229 

—  Herljert  Mackinlay  ...  5:7 

—  John  Ignatius  7,  397 

—  JohnlgnatiiisWorgan  3S6 

—  .Tohn  James    378 

—  Maurice  Morgan... 73,  17711 

—  Reginald  Yates 259 

—  Robert  Cochrane 18 

—  Robert  Lee 434 

—  Thomas  , 140 

—  Thomas  Casen  369 

—  Walter  D.Warrington  184 

—  William  Albert 580 

—  William  George  ..  28,  205 
Morrison,  Alexander   . 

—  C.  E.  M'lver 

—  Colquhoun  Grant.. .73,  142 

—  Edward  Shaw   _.......  :>93 

—  James  Archibald...  ..  219 

—  John  C.  D 130 

—  Joseph 

—  Maskell  M.  Downie  ...  iSc 

—  Richard  Hobart   .... 

—  i^fy.  Riddall    396 

Morritt,  Henry  Edw....  234a 

—  Robert  Alex 158 

Morrogh,  Edw.  Ryan  ...  347 
Morse,  Allan  Stewart  ...  401 

—  ArthurT.... 56,313 

—  Charles  James  277 

—  Richd.  Edw.  Ricketts  380 
Mort,  Guy  Macaulay  ...  149 
.Mortimer,  Cyril  Hngh  ..  185 

—  H.  Beaufoy   50 

—  Lambton  Allix  Jones  246 

—  William.  Hugh 371 

Mortimore,  Chas.  R.    ...  305 

—  Claude  Alick... 175a 

—  Owen  John  242a 

Mortoa,  Edward  Ross...  427 

—  Ellys  Arthur 1756 

—  Gerald  Arthur 286 

—  Sir  Gerald  de  Courcy        6 

—  Henry  Hume 152 

—  Herbert  Claude 401 

—  Hugh  Murray   3S6 

Sidney 442 

—  William  Ross 80,  209 

Morwood,  James  517 

Moseley,  Herbert  R 145 

—  .fi^y.  Regiuald... 396 

Mosgrove,  R.St.  Patrick  2S8 
Mosley,  Arthur  Rowland 

S5.  147 
Moss,  Claude  273 

—  Edward  Percy 3S8 

—  Ernest  William... 276 

—  John  Wingfleld 369 

—  Lionel  Boyd 292 

.VIo:?se,  Arthur  Hy.  E. ...  444 

—  C.  G.  Drumm.ond  379 

—  Herbert  A.Macdonald  361 

—  John 78,  252 

—  Wm.  Oliver  Matless86,4iS 
Mostyn.Jas.  P.  Lloyd  ...  239 
Mott,    Geoff.   Radcliffe     296 

—  Roger  John  K.  227 

—  Sydney  Albert 259 

—  Stanley  Fielder    322 

Walter    185a 

Mouat,  Geo.  Elliot  D.  ...  445 
Moubray,     W.     H.     H. 

Carew... 299 

Moul,  Wm.  Vincent 261 

Mould,  Chas.  Fred.. ..84,  209 

—  George  Thomas 51S 

William  Thomas 383 

Moule,  Hugh  Elliot 320 

Louis  H.  D'Oyly  278 


Moulson,  Sey.  John 530 

Moultan-Barrett,   Ed- 
ward A 701  368 

Moultrie,  Hugh  C 180 

Mowact,  Chas.  R.  John  308 
Mowl)ray,  Chas.  Holme  445 

—  John  Leslie  175a 

Moxly,  T^eo.  J.  H.  S 396 

Moysey,  Chas.  John...  6,  204 

Mozley,  Edward  N 214 

Madge,  Arthur  227 

Mudie,  Thos.  Couper...  226 
Muir, Charles Wemys333,  408 

—  Garnet  Wolseley 351 

—  Henry  Skey 377 

—  John 

—  Wingate  Wemyss 251 

Muirhead,Herberi  H.  41,  206 

—  John  Arthur    175a 

—  Murray 175 

Mukerji,  Jpendra  Nath.  517 
Mulcahy,  Francis  Edw. 24,368 
Miilchiuock,  M.  Edw.  ...  348 
Muilaly,  Alexander 427 

—  Herbert  ■■72,  208 

Mullane,  Patrick  517 

Mullen,  Douglas  ffrench  51' 

—  Jarlath  Ffrench    516 

—  John  L.W.  tlrench  ...  431 
Mullens.  Richard  Lucas  136 
.Uuller,  George  Fison  ...  401 

—  Geo.  Graham  Beckett  361 
Mulliken.Chas.  Fras.  L.  183 
•MuUins,  ArthurJohn  78, 177a 

—  Charles  Bernard  402 

—  George  James  H 400 

—  .fleu.  T.  Patterson 396 

— .  Willougbby  Brooking 

82,    418 
Mulloy,  Charles  Coote...  313 

Mulroney,  Thos.  R. 516 

Mulvany,  John  519 

—  Peter     379 

Mumby,  Langton  P 3S2 

Munby,  Joseph  E 316 

Munday,  Alfred 367 

Mundy*.     Godfrey   Cecil 

Rodney  252 

—  Harcoui-c  Antrobus  L.  t74 
Munn,  Clias.  Chasles  ...1756 

—  Frederick  Henry. ..54,  346 

—  Reginald  George  434 

Munro,  Gilbert  T 319 

Lewis  70,  290 

Thomas 186 

Muntz,  Claude  L.  E 401 

Murdoch,  John  Francis 
Barn 41,  142 

—  Paul  Robei't  Burn  70,  208 
Mure,  Wm.  C.  Lockhart  426 
Muriel,  Sidney  H.  Foster  287 
Murison,  Albert  Lewis  .,  360 

—  Cecil  Cbarles ..  530 

Murphy,  Chas.  C.  R.   ...  243 

i^ey.  Chas.  Hy 396 

Francis  D'Assissi    ...1756 

—  Fred.  James 72,  154 

—  Henry 3(27 

James  Lloyd 404 

John   Patrick  Joseph  387 

—  ^ey.  Joseph  B.  C.  396 

—  William  Hem-y 352 

William  Joseph 332 

—  William  O'Sullivan  ...  530 
Murray,  Alan  Beville  ...  433 

Alan  Sim 305 

Alexander  Penrose  ...  339 

—  ifo«. AndrewDavld  78,342 

Archibald  Digby 184 

Archibald  James    52,  271 

—  A.  Ale.'c,  Wolfe 334 

ifo«.  Arthur  Cecil  ...  445 

—  Arthur  Erskine   185 

Arthur  Gaussen   295 

—  Arthur  Mordaunt  48,  176 

—  Bertie  Elibank 318 

—  Charles  \Vyndham  ...  130 
Cyril  Francis  Tyrrell  423 

Edward  274 

Edward  James   185a 

—  Hon-  Edwd.  Oliphant  342 

—  Edward  R.  B 432 

Eric  Madden 234,  374 

ErnleFras.  Drummond362 

—  Fane  W.  Stapleton  ...  153 
— »  Fras.  Joseph  Scott  ...  302 

—  Fras.  Stewart  James  443 

—  Frank 425 


830 

Marray^Fras^Mackenzie  175 

—  Frederick  Dymoke  ...  29c^ 

—  George S2,  ^17 

—  George  Arthur  DelmtJ  31S  • 

—  io)*^  G.  Stewart  299. 

—  Harold  Ashe 326 

—  Henry  Brooke 424 

—  Henry  P.Farquharson  300 

—  Henry  Walker  379 

—  Herbert  C.Orde 290 

—  Howard   251^ 

—  James  Harry  S 21E 

—  Jas.  Thos.  Crokatt...  ?g^ 

—  Lord  Jas.  T.  Stewart  343 

—  James  Wolfe 32,  165 

—  John... 155 

—  Johu  A.  Shakespear    243. 

—  John  Geo.  Patrick   ...  529 

—  Kenelm  Digby  Bold  353^ 

—  Leslie   280- 

—  Malcolm  Donald 336 

—  Pulteney  Henry 30 

—  Robert  Davidson 515 

—  Robert  Hunter 17 

—  Shadwell  John 34S. 

—  Stewart  Lygon 339 

—  Her.  Thomas ..  396- 

—  Thomas  Francis  334 

—  Thomas  Michael  333. 

—  Valentine... 211 

—  WalterGodfrey  P.  ...  43^ 

—  Walter  Graham...  80,  144 

—  William  Athole  '75*^ 

—  Wm.  Hugh  Eric  ...76,  307 

—  AVilliam  Parkyn    i75» 

Murrow,  Henry  Lloyd  184 
Muscat,  Rea.  Canon  P....  79:* 
Muscroft,  James  439. 

—  Wm.  St.  Clair 440 

Mus^rave,  Arthur  D.  ...  17S 

—  Herbert   214 

Richard  Rosewell 175(1 

Stanley 27S. 

—  Walter  W.  F.  C.  437 

—  William  Casamajor  366 
Muspratt,  Francis  C.    ...  425. 

Sydaey  Frederick  ...  445, 

—  Vivian  Edward... 441 

—  Rec.  Walter 531 

Mussen,  Samuel  P 404 

Mussenden,  Fras.  Wm...  i4c> 

—  William 149 

Musson,  Arthur  Ingram  249 

—  Samuel  Payntor   401 

Muter,  RoberDStauley...  212 
Myburgh,  daude  De  F.  276 
Myer.-",  Alfred  Edw.  0...  181 

William 369, 

Myles,  Chas.  Duncan...  387 

—  Edmond  H.., 379 

—  Percival  Frederick  ...  253. 
Mvlne,jffi('.  .ftcw.  Louis  G.  532 
Mylrea,  Wm.  P.  G.. ..364,  40: 
Nagle,  Wm.  J.  Hatson...  236- 

Nailer,  Henry  A.  F.  52+ 

Nairne.  Charles  S 337 

—  Edward  Spencer 171 

Naish,  i2ey.  Henry 530- 

—  Theodore  B 121 

Nandi,  Sambhu  C 516 

Nangle,  Fras.  Henry  ...  263, 

Keuiis  Edward 436- 

Montague  Claude 441 

Nansou,  Musard  R.  0...  185 

Nanton,  Herbert  C 210- 

Naper,  Fraak  C 231 

—  Lenox  A.  Dutton 175. 

—  William  Lenox 134 

Napier,  Arthur  Lenox...  256- 

Hon.  Charles  F.  H..,  357 
George  Samuel  Fred.  301 

—  Hon.  Henry  Dundas     424 

Henry  Edward So,  261 

Henry  Lennox  306- 

ifo«.  James  Pearae  ...     33. 
Hon.  Johu  Scott   32 

—  Patrick  Ronald 269 

—  Vernon  M.Colquhouni75a 

—  William  C.  E. 267 

—  William  John   178 

Nariman,  Kaikhoso  S....  537 
Nash,  C.  G.  E.  Stevens  i8i 

—  Edward 183, 

—  Henry  Edm.  P 225 

John  Henry  29a 

Llewellyn  T.  Manly...  382 

—  Reo.  Robert  Henry  ...  396. 

—  Wm   Fleetwood  ...7S,  286 


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Nason,  Fnrtescno  J.  48,  aeglNicbolas,  Chas.  Pearoy  234" 

-  Henrv  Hyde  W.  ..6-,,  303I—  Stenhen  H.  E.     ..  43'; 

Nathan.' Fred.  Lewis  72,  i77;NichoIett9,  C.OlnfieUl  34.  408 

—  Matthew       77,  200  Kioholl.  Basil  Rice 44= 

—  Walter  Simeon 2Uj— Donald  Fitz  Roy  182 

Natloii,Fras.CodriDgtoiii75''  —  Hugh  Iltid 251 

—  JohnJ.H 214  -Thomas    163 

Nauth,  Bhola 5261  Nicholls,  Arthur 420 

Navlor,  Harry  Trevor...  4391  -  Henry  Michael 386 

—  Harry  William 1754]— AVilliam  Charles. ..49,  397 

Neal,  George  - i36[Nichol8.Fred.  Peter  3S0 

Neale,  George  Henry  ...  227'Nicholson.  Arthur  D.  ...  342 
Neave,  Arundell    157]—  Gecil  1/ 256 


Nedham,       E. 


Mout 

gomerie 5°.  4'0 

Is'eedham,  Charles 16 

—  Henry 274 

Neeld.A'ii-Audley  Dallas, 

Bart 40>  '33 

Neill,  Colin  Eric  S i:"4 

—  Garnet  W.  G 225 

—  James  William  Smith  223 
"Neilson.  George  il 150 

—  Walter  Gordon 351 

—  William  Henry 525 

Neish,  Francis  Hugh  .,.  33.) 

NelLs,  James  Alex 516 

Nelson.  Arthur     251 

—  Charles 156 

—  Craig    345 

--  Edgar  Forbes  71,  177,  -'bZ 

—  Francis  Arthur, 401 

—  Herbert   286 

—  Horace  Sydney      .63,  177! 


—  K(Uarrt  HiUs 236 

—  George  Harvey  ..  85,  290 

—  Graham  H.y.  Whalley  171 

—  Henry  Herbert 2^5 

—  Henry  Whalley ,  .  296 

—  Hugli ...  309 

—  John  Sanctuary  ...80,  148 

—  Louis  St.  Clair  ...  83.  237 

—  OctaviusHy.  Lothian  248 

—  Ralph  Wise    42" 

—  Ranald  Wm.  E.  H.     .  379 

—  T.  MacCallani   444 

—  Thomas  Brinsley 361 

—  Walter  Adams  171 

—  Walter  Morris    244 

—  William  Cumberland  436 

—  William  Cyril  A 179 

—  Sir  Wm.  GuBtayu8i7,  205 

—  William  Stuart 185 

Nickalls,  Norman  T 15^ 


.^ .  ._  „  .,,  —  Patteson  Womersley  333 

Horatfo  "! " ;'.' 185! Nickerson,  iSpr.  David...  396 

—  iiftj.  Horatio  Wm.   ...  532!— Geo.  Snyder  385 

—  James  Owen  289  —  Wm.  Henry  .Snyder     3S5 

—  JohnWeddall  _-,vNickIin,  Alfred  302 

Nepean.H.E.  C.  Baylev  427  Nicol,    Donald  Nmian  22317 
Nesbitt,  Arnold  Stearns  27C1— Lewis  Loyd  72,  356 

—  Edward    18  —  Wilfred  Edward  220 

Nesham,  Cuthbert  S.  ...  162  Nicolas.  Francis  C 44° 

—  Thos.  Peere  Williams  771!— A'«o.  Percy  457 

Nethersole.  Alf.  R 433'— Robert 443 

—  Frederick  Ralph  434iNicolay,  Bernard  U 440 

Ketherton.  Wm.  Ertw....  369I— Herbert  Cleland  443 

Neumann,  Chas.  Wm...    445; NicoU.  Thomas jS6 

Neve.  Edw.  John      57-',Nicolls,  Edm.  G 63.177 

Nevile    Gervys  ('harlesi75!'|—i^<'>'- Gerald  Edw 530 

—  MalhertM.  H 2561— John  Michael 382 

Nerill  Co'fmoiC.Rithd.  234  —  Oliver  Chas.  Crawley  785 

—  Hun-h  Le-nis  774I—  Oliver  H.  Atkms      6.  164 

Neville  Beitram   4oi|Nicolson,  MalcoUn  H.  5,403 


—  .losiah  P.  C 26,  407 

—  Lionel  John  Neville     214 

—  William  Candler  .  .70,  261 
Nevinson.TomSt.A.B.L.  177 

New.all,  Fraser  G 350 

Newbigging.  P.  C.  E.47,  766 

—  Wm.  Patrick  Eric  ...  327 
Newbold,  Ambrose  Wm.  424 
Newbury, J. B.Thornton    372 


—  William  Hurst  43S 

Nightingale,      Manners 

Ralph  W 436 

—  Walter  Henry  367 

Nisbet,  Francis  C.    273 

—  Frank  Scobell 32 

—  Herbert  Chaiihn      ...  307 
Nisbett,  Wm.  Gibbon  ...  43 

.v-...^«.  ., -       ...   .Nish,  Alexander 260 

Newcombe,  Clifford  Hy.  784;  Niven,  Hugh  Wm 442 

—  Edw  O.  A 2731- Oswald  Caimichael     783 

—  George  Harley 445JNi\ison.  Richard  G.  D.  275 

—  Stewart  Francis  214  Kixon.ArunaelJaniea  32,765 

Newcome.  George 442  —  Christopher  William    775 

-Henry William 174  -- Edmund  Malet 445 

Newdegate,  .Vir  Edwd.  —  Fergus  Brinsley   147 

Newdigate  242  —  James  .\nindel 23 

Newell.HerbertAndvews  436  —  John  Eccles  32.  412 

—  Wm  Joseph 76,476  Noake,  Arthur  S. 29° 

Newenham,  Henry  E.B.  235iNoble,  Chas.  J.  H.  Hay  3 
Newland,  Arthur  Edw.775(i  —  John  Brecknock  ... 

—  Eilmunil  Walcott 373J— Montague  Mark  ..  84, 

—  Foster  Reuss  182 — Norman  Doncaster  .. 

Newlett,  Alan 440  —  Walter  Jeffrey  W. 


Newm.an,  Charles  R.  ...  774 

—  Ernest    Alan   Robert  579 

—  Kfi'.ErnestF 396 

—  Edw.  Harding  173 

—  John  Cartwright  U...  303 

—  RichardG.O.Bramstoni47 

Ne\vmarch,  L.  S. 80,  447 

Newnham,  Arthur  T.  H.  479 

—  CTharlesCowan 438 

—  Walter  Fawcett 431 

Ncwsom,  Aug.  Chas.  ...  395 
Newstead,  George  Pope  243 
Newton,  Andrew  W.   ...  355 

—  CecilJohn... 307 

—  Denzil  O.  Cochrane...  320 

—  .Tohn  Thomas 786 

—  John  W.  Marsdin    54,769 
N.blett,  .Alfred  H.  H.  ... 
Niblock,  William  James 


400 

178 
215 

214 

Noblett,  Louis  H.  MA 

Nodinff.  TI108.  Edw 380 

Noel,  i/o?i.  Edward    47 


—  Henry  Cecil 
-- Wm.  Fred.  Noel...  3 

Nolan,  A.  Bellow 

Noott,  Cuthbert  Cecil  . 
Norburn,  Win.  Joseph 
Norbury,  Coningsby   . 

—  Paul  FitzGerald  ... 
Norcock,  Lawrence... 
Norcott,  Charles  H.  B. 

—  Gerald  Alfred 8. 

Norfolk, fffr.  A. Spriuffett  396 
Norie,  Chas.E.  de  M.76,  426 

—  EveljTi  Wm.Medowa  319 

—  -  Frank  Hay... 437 

SSiNorman,  Alfred  Cecil  ...  302 
20  — Arthur Ormond    339 


Xichol.  Charles  Edward  380  —  Claude  Lumsdeu  . 
—  Wiliiam  Dale 179  -  Compton  Cardew 


Norman, Ed wiirdHubert  3,\a 

—  Eric  Coote 230 

—  Harold  Henry  308 

Harold  Huph 386 

—  RobertPercy 362 

—  Walter   Henry 436 

William  Wylie 86,  418 

Normand.  Samuel  R.  ...  i8ji 
Nornubell,  Henry  M.  ...i-j^n 
Norrintiton,  Fred.  C.  S.  365 
H.  Lawrence  Weekes  385 
Norria,  Alex.  Woodburn  311 

—  Arthur  Gambier 179 

Arthur  Kenneth   404 

Rev.  E.  W.  M 396 

Ernest  Edward    ...84,  17*? 

-^  Paul  Buzzard  .......  ..  282 

Richard  Joseph   ...58,  360 
Samuel  Edward 238 

—  Stephen  Leslie 72,  20B 

Thomas  Shepherd  ...  529 

North,  Albert  Kenlis  ...  365 

—  Charles  Napier 21? 

—  Edward      379 

Edward  Bunbary 235 

Olivier  Henry    258 

—  Piers  William    -5^0 

—  Roffer  Edw.  Napier...  279 
Northcote,  Leonard  A.  23' 
Northcott,  Arth.B.  H.76,  259 

Frank  Leonard  23^ 

Northeu.  Arthur   296 

Ernest 160 

Nor'Jiey,  Arthur  Cecil  ..  269 

—  Edward    321 

—  Herbert  Hamilton    ...  259 

—  William    33^ 

Northland,  ViKcf 222 

Norton,  Arthur    Ecnest  361 

—  Cecil  E 282 

—  Charles  Edward  ...75,  2(^ 

—  Cha3.  Ernest  Graham  148 

—  GilbertP.  A... 54.  176 

—  Jason  Delves 230 

—  William  Harold    174 

Norwccd,  Ernest  John     255 

—  John 13c 

Nott,  A.  Uolbrook 518 

Notter,  Jas.  L 377 

Nourse,  Arth.  Herbert  31 
Noverre,  Arthur  Kerr...  228 
Nowlan, 'rhns.  B.82,i77rt,3d8 
Noyes, Arthur  Walter  ... 

—  Conrad  Eruest 3 

—  Leelie  H.  Bristow    ...  284 

—  Ralph  Elliot    250 

—  Rev.  Wm.  Charles  ...  457 
Nugent,  Lt.Qcn.kn^xew  143 

—  2»rf  Z;>»^  Andrew  ,,.  250 

—  fieo.  Charles  P.  C...    .,  531 

—  Charles  H.  Hodjjea  -.  212 

—  Rev.  Chas.  Philip  C.     530 

—  Frank  Henry ..  358 

—  George  Colborne... 84,  ^24 

—  Geo.  RoubiliacH 182 

—  Oliver  S.    Wood     81,  32 

—  Robt.  Arthur 30,  363 

—  Thos.  Geo.  Hodges...  398 

—  Walter  Vyvian 184 

—  Hon.  Wm.  Andrew...  is^ 
Nunn,  Joshua  Arthur...  395 

—  Mervyn  Heurj' 27 

—  Thos.  Hy.  Clayton  ..  313 
Nunneley,  W.  Pitcairn  299 
Nurse, CharlesGeorge...  419 

—  Henry  Harvey   429 

Nuthall,  Alf.  Jas.  P.  40,  408 

—  Charles  Edwm 395 

Nutt,  Arthur  Chas.  R....  173 

—  Charles  Raymond  ...  174 

—  James  Anson  F 28, 165 

Nuttall,  Charles  AI 182 

~  Rec.  Frank... 53> 

—  John  Rattray 438 

—  Manstield  E 

Nye,  Va  entine  A 274 

Oakeley,  Edw.  Eras 296 

Oakes,  Doiglas  Milne  ..  331 

—  George  Richard     430 

—  Henry  Jas.  Lionel  . 

—  Horace  Charles    439 

—  MontaguoP.  Rowland  146 

—  Orbell  Henry 49,  275 

—  Reginald  46,  ^7^ 

—  Richard    214 

—  Thomas  Trevenen  ...  230 
Oakley,  Richard 269 

263  Oa'ushot,  Walter  E 257 


Gates,  Lawrence  E.  G...  147 

—  William  Coaue 353 

Obbard,  Edw.  Naismith  \3i 

—  Owen  Javi^es 44^ 

O'Brien,  Aubrey  J.     .  ..  <37 

—  Aubrev  U.   Marshall  215 

—  Barciiolomew ..  5'5 

Chas.  Richard  M  .-73,  277 
Donatus  .Jas.  Tho8.83,  4*8 
Edm.  DonoughJ.63,  155 

—  Edward   438 

—  Egerton  Aug.Stafibrd  149 
Henry  Montagues....  286 
Hugh  Conor  Henry  35341 

—  Ho7i.  Murrough    232 

Richard  Francis  380 

—  Thomas  Henry 307 

William  Dono  >ch  349 

O'Bryen,  Chas.  Win.  .  421 
O'Callaghan,   D.  D.    T. 

17,  164 

—  DeBifl  Moriarty 362 

—  Francis 215 

—  Gerard  Arthur  ...  255 
!)ccleston,  Sidney  V.  ...  152 
O'Connell,  David  V.  380 

—  James  Ross 317 

—  Matthew  D 378 

Maarice  Charles  354 

Morgan  David 379 

0'('onnor,  Arthur  P.  .  37Q 
P^red.  Henry  Pomeroy  185 
John 353 

—  Patrick  F 515 

—  Percy  Barnard 214 

—  Wm.  Fred.  Traver.^  .i8i 
O'Dell,  Thomas  John  s^,  36^ 
Odevaine,  Ferdinald  .1.     iSj 

Odling,  Wm.  Alfreil  32-. 

Odlunt.  Richard 15s 

—  William  Henry V^7 

O'Donel,  James  George  395 

Manus  Basil  Hugh     .  213 
O'Donnell.Alex.Clement 

77,  416 
George  Boodrie  ,.  03,  447 
Henry  247 

—  Hugh   73,  414 

—  James  John 3B2 

—  Thomas  Joseph   380 

O'Donoghue,  Mont.  E.76, 416 
O'Dowda,  James  Wilton  373 
O'Dwyer,  T.  Francis  .  377 
O' Farrell.  Thomas   .       .  377 

Oflrord,Edw.Pegdeu 388 

O'Flaherty,  Austin  H...  385 
Ogg,  Arthur  Charles  ...  295 

—  George  Sim    179 

William  Mortimer  ..    182 

Ogilby,  Robt.  J.  Leslie  138 
Ogilvie,  Duncan 213 

—  E.Collingwood 211 

—  George  Drummond    .  404 

—  Gordon 163 

—  Norman  Stuart...  ■;:>.,  177 

—  Walter  Holland 519 

—  Rev.  William  NichoU  531 
Ogilvy,  Angus  H.  R.  154 

David 215 

Ogle,  Edmund Ashton  70,  249 
^  Edmund  Chaloner  ...  361 

—  Thos.  Fred.  Garth  ...  230 
O'Gorman,  Charles  John  3S6 

N.  Purcell   ..    35 

Patrick  Wilkins    5iti 

0'Gowan,Robt.  Wanless  270 
O'Grady,  Hy.  de  Courcy  440 

—  HughH.  M 79,288 

—  John  de  C. -52,  348 

—  Standish  de  Courcy  ..  386 
Ogston,  Charles    ........  339 

O'Hagaa.  Claude  H.  P.  2jO 

O'-Hallonm,  Mich 38:; 

O'Hara,  Alfred  James..    525 

—  Erril  Robei't  366 

—  James 373 

—  William 524 

O'Keefle,  Menus  W.  37-) 

O'Kelly,  Edgar  J.  deP.  234. i 

—  Hy.A.  de  Pentaeay  ,  159 
O'Kinealy,  Frederick  ...  518 

—  James 182 

Oldfield,  Arthur  R 181 

—  Bertram  Gerald  R.  ..  357 

—  Christopher  G.        ..    178 

—  Frederick  Hame  ..75,  3i>9 

—  Guy  E.  Bladensberg    443 

—  Humphrey,., 39J 


Oldfield,  John  Burleigh  369 
^-  John  Elphinaton  R.      184 

—  John  R.  Hocljre  ...61,  399 
Richard   163 

—  Leopold  Ohas.  Louis  173 

—  ThomasAllanF.Hohs  434 
Oldham,  Beniamiu  C.  ...  518 

—  Frank  Trevor   171 

—  Fred.HiiuhLangston  175'J 

■  Jiev.  George  Ernest      530 

George  Muir 214 

Sir  Henry  Hugh  130 

—  Leslie  Wm.  Searles  ..  212 
Oldman,  Richd.  D.  F.  ..  239 
Oldnall,  Hy.  Caims  ......  170 

O'Leary,  Tom  Evelyn63,  346 

—  Wm,  Svelyn 3i,  344 

Oliphant,  Edw.Havelock  440 

Lawrence  James......      6 

—  Philip  L.  K.  Blair   ...  356 

Olive,  Theodore  B 258 

Oliver,  Douglas  R.Giffai-d  404 

■  George  Lindsay  361 

Guy  Bertram 1756 

—  H-rbert  Ar.  Hutsou  366 
John  Fargahareon  ...  328 
Lionel  Grant... 83,  319 

—  Sev.  Richard  John  D.  396 

—  William  Jamts 369 

Olivey,  Herbert  Edw...  243 
Olivier,  Henry Dacres  47,  206 

Robert  Harold 2S3 

—  William  Henry 170 

OUivant,  Alfred  Henry    181 

■George  Bent  153 

■  John  Spencer    173 

OlphertB,  Sir  WilUam  ...  163 

—  William  Cautley...8'i,  225 

Olver,  Arthur 395 

O'Malley.Chas.Loughlin  173 

Wm.  Arthur  D'0yly4o, 410 
O'Meagher,  John  Kevin  353 
0'Meara,Chas.  A.  Edm.  436 

—  Eugene,  John   529 

—  Walter  A.  J 84,  209 

Ommanney,Aibt.Edw.3o,22g 

—  Arthur  Hammond    ...  437 

—  Charle*  Vernon    441 

Edmund  M. Carpenter  40c 

F.  Cranstoun 237 

George  Pollock... 309 

—  George  Stewari  ...76,  415 
^  Runert 214 

Whiteford  215 

O'Neill,  Hon. A. E.Bruce  133 

—  Henry  du  Bois 251 

~Mev,O.A.  W 3q6 

—  WilUam  H.  S 58,  354 

Wm.  Heremon 56,  167 

O'Nial, Albert  Francis  ,-.  493 
Onn,  Edm.  Thompson...  215 
Onslow,  A.  Hughes-. ..75,  rsi 

—  Arthur      William 

Macarthur  157 

—  Cranley  Charlton 25 

-- George  Thorp  48,  399 

—  Gerald  Uhas.  P.  ,,.51,  207 
Richard  Cranley. ..70,  414 
Roger  Warin  B 24.] 

—  William  Henry  ...83,  169 
Oi)peuhemi,La'irie  C,  F.  136 

~  Robert  William 223a 

Oppeuheimer,  Anthony  8. 36 

—  Harold  S 36 

Orchard,  John  Waller...  429 
Ord,  Maurice  Aug 290 

—  St  John  St.  George  170 
Orde,  iSir  A.  J.  Campbell  300 

—  Leonard  Henry    249 

O'Reilly,  Chas.  Myles,..  436 

—  Hy.  Wm.  Hutchinson  384 

—  Patrick  Stanislaus  ...  386 
j  Orford,  Alfred  70,  397 

—  Ernest  Edward 244 

—  Fras.  Kussell  Neale...  186 
Organ,  Charles  256 

—  James  216 

Orlebar,  Evelyn  H.  40c 

Orman,  Frank  Leslie  ...  437 

I  Ormerod,  Geo.  >Iilner    175 

I  — Geo.  Sumnei    71,  353 

Ormiston,  Jas.  Walker82, 1 77U 

~  Thomas  Lane 436 

Ormond,  Harold  V.  S  ...  257 

Ormrod,  .Joseph 1S5 

Ormsby,  Gilbert  J.  A 386 

—  RobertDaly 401 

—  Thomas 374 


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Ormsby,  Vincent  Alex.  425!  Packman.  Fred.  Lord  A. 
Orr,  Alex.  Stewart     .85,  254;Paddon,  Stanley  S.W.  .. 

—  Charles  Wm.  James...  iSoiPairan,  Alex.  VVm.    

—  Gerald  Maxwell  4  4,2:Page,  Outhbert  F.  G.  ... 

—  Hy.  Montague  Cave     241 1—  George 


—  John  Arthur 34 

John  Boyd 239 

John  Loch  433 

Michael  Harrison 256 

—  SutherlandA.Mackay  437 

—  Walter  Hood 519 

William  John  33j  408 

Orton,  Cecil  Altred  185 

Ernest  Fred. 440 

—  S''inev  Bernard    2S7 

Osborn,  George  73,  177a 

Lestock  L.  Hatton  ...  iSi 

—  Philip  Barlow  301 

—  Sherard  242 

—  Wm.  Lushington 2S8 

Osborne,  Arthur   de   V. 

Willoaghby 296 

Geuree  F.  Folger 214 

Henry  Percy 320 

—  Herbert?.  Creagh  ...  234 

—  H.Delano  2$q, —  George  Evelyn 

Osbourne,  Geo.  N,  T.  S.  242!Paiiiton,  George  Henry 

Osburne,  John    38oiPakenham.J/oH.Edw.M. 

O'Shea,  Thomas   349  —  Georgedela  P.  B 


Timothy  . 
O'Shee,  George  I.  P.  P... 

—  Richard  A.  P 72, 

Osier,  Edm.  F.    

Osma^Jton,  Cecil  A.F.  ... 
Osmond,     Thomas 


—  James  Arthur  .. 

—  Lewis  Meadows  Shaw 

—  Louis  Cecil 

—  Robert  Burton 81, 

Paget,    Albert  Edw.  S. 

Louis  .. 

—  Alwyn  de  B.  V 40, 

—  Arthur  Henry  18, 

—  Geoffrey  Moore 

—  Harold' 

—  John  Byng 

—  Rowland  Edward    ... 

—  VictorFred.Wm.Aug. 
81, 

—  Well.  LynedochH.  71, 
Pain,  George  Wm.  H.41, 
Paine,  Albert  T 

—  Ernest  Louis  B 

—  James  Henry 

Painter,  Arnaud  C.  ..8.(, 


—  Harry  Francis 

—  Robert  E.  Michael  ... 

—  Thomas  Henry 

—  W.  W.  Verner 73. 

^9SjPalairet.Chas.AndrewH 

'Paleologus,  Wm.  C 


Young  iS6Paley,  Alan  Thomas 


Ostrehan, F.G.Rodney  76,416 
0'SalUvan,BarryR.de\V.  401 

—  Daniel  379 

—  Gerald  HopeWildig  47,207 

—  Hugh  Dermod  E 401 

—  J.  J 328 

—  Patrick i36 

Oswald.  Julian 58,  157 

—  St.  Clan* 71,  144 

—  William  Alex 421 

—  William  Digby 253 

Otter,  Francis  Robert...  139 
Ottley,  George  Fred.  7b,  315 
^  Glendower George  ...  315 

—  Reo.  Herbert T.  530 


296 


-  John  Fletcher    6,  in^ 

—  L.  L  Gethin  Morgan  266, 

—  1  ercival  402 

—  Richard ^o 

—  Richard T. Tudor  .... 

—  Robert  Hey  lock   

—  Roger  Carmichael  K 

—  Sydney  Lloyd  213 

—  Lieut.  WiWiam  301 

—  Lt.Col.  William 516 

Owens,  Francis  Charles  438 

Robert  L^once  254 

Oxley,  Harol.i  C 233 

—  James  Charles  8. 529(4 

—  Reginald  Stewart 321 

Oxmantown,W.  E.  Lord  224 
Ozanne,  Chas.  H 402 

Harold 401 

James  AlurcdFaunce  402 

Ozzard,  Fairlie  R.... 51 

Packard,  H.  Norrington  172 
Packe,  Edm.  Chris. 236 

—  Frederick  Edward  ...  298 
Packer,  Harry  Dixon 


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2771 
414 
.236 
434 
35' 
28 
357 
173 

423 

428 

439 
526I 
29c 
395 
395 
75", 
405 

33": 

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2S71 

53=1 
181 
275 
172 

515 
252 
401 

386I 
44l| 
347 
400 
3C7 
423 
386 

179 

3^2 

16 

266 

21 1 

265 

231 

307 

212 
516 

401 

288 
I  62 

320  Parburj',  Ernest   1/56 

75« 
402 


Edw.  Groves 

—  George 

—  Raymond  Edwa'-d 
Palin,  Gilbeit  Walter 

—  Philip  Charles  

—  Elandle  Harry  

Palfc,  Chas.  H.  Leet 

—  Hon.  Lawrence  C.  W. 
Pallin,  Daniel  C 

—  William  Alfred 

Palmer,  Alan  Zouch  ..  ..: 

—  Sir  A.  1*0  wer 4, 

—  AUred  E 

—  Arthur  Steuart  82,  330, 

—  Basil  O^en.. 


—  Rev.  Charles  Jaeper.. 

—  Cecil  Charles , 

—  Cecil  Howard    

—  Cyril  Eustaco 

-^  Edwai'd 


—  William  John 438 

Otway,  Cecil  Walter  H.  143 
Oughterson,  Jas.  C....47,  363 
Ouseley.  Ralph  Glynn,..  170 
Ovans,  Charles  P.  John  2671 
Ovens,  Gerald  Hedleys?,  286  —  Edw.  G.  Broadley 

—  Robert    Montgomerj-  292  —  Edward  O.  H.  Orpeu 
Overton, George  Cecil  R.  235!—  F/ancis  James  ...  

—  Harry  Rudall 17?  — Gerald  Steuart 

Ovey.Richard  Lockhart  302  —  Harold  B.  H.  Orpen 
Owen,  Arthur  Allen 130  —  Harry  Douglas 

—  Charles  Cuiiliffe.. 83,  109 

—  Chas.  Harold  Wells...  182 

—  Chas.  R.  Blackstone    181 

—  Charles  Samuel   264 

—  Charles  William    516 

—  Frederick  Cunliflfe...  171 

—  George  Pridham...  35,  176 

—  Her.ry  Bayford 234a 

—  Henry  O'Brien 51,  167 

—  Henry  Mostyn 47,  135 

—  Herbert  Charles  23? 

Ivon  Trevor... 310,  373, 


Heury 

—  Henry  Ingham  E.    ... 

—  Horace  Kemp  .. 

—  Hugh  Robert 

—  Reginald  A.  H.  Orpen 

—  Sir  Roger  W.  H.  Burt. 

—  Roland  Gaskel 

—  William  Legh    

Palmes,  George  C —  56, 

—  Gerald  Lindsay 

—  Philip 61, 

Panet,  Alphonse  E. 


Pank,  Philip  Uurrell    ... 
PantOM,  Hy.  B.  Nelson 

—  John  Gerald 83, 

Papa,  Cecil  Bevis  . 
~     "  " rni    " 

Fred  Nigel 
Pardoe,  Edw.  Percy  H 

—  Frank  Lionel 325 

—  I'homaaKenyon  27^ 

Pares,  Basil  387 

Paris,  Alex.  Lloyd   214 

—  Archibald 77.  39*5 

Park,  Cecil  William  ..30,  242 
Parke,  George  Arthur...  37^ 

—  Laurence    Si,  33 

—  Roger  Kennedy 26 

—  Sir  William... 33' 

Parker,  Alfred  C zHt 

—  Arthur i4fc 

—  Charles  Percival  135 

—  Francis  Lindsay   291 

—  Frederick  James 308 

—  Frederick  Napier 

—  George 


832 

IParker.George  Hastings  290 
'  —  Georg3  Marcus  G  .  ...  439 

—  Harrv  P.  Eagland  ...  426 

—  \ly.  Wm.  Manwaring  180 

—  Reo.  Harrv  C.  -.  53T 

—  Harry  C.  Trevor  143 

—  Jack  Charles 314 

—  James  427 

—  James  Henry 400 

—  John  Lewes  76,  178 

—  John  William. 5S,  411 

—  Joseph 527 

—  Lionel  E.  Longworth  3S5 

—  Lionel  Lewis 172 

—  Hon.  Montagu  B.     ...  220 

—  Neville  Thornton 427 

—  Robert  GabbeLt    231 

—  Robert  Hamilton \St 

—  St.  John  W.Toi>p84,288,364 

—  Theophilue  Hastings  443 

—  Walter  Mansel  30S 

—  William 185 

—  William 186 

—  William  Frederic  ..7S,  356 
Parkin,  Arthur  308 

—  Francis  Hearle 292 

—  Heury    76,  447 

—  John  Wm.  Brooke  31,  363 

—  Wm.  AUau  Brooke...  175 
Parkinson,  Bruce  E.   ...  268 

—  Chas.  ColviUe  306 

—  Francis  Russell...  71,  297 

—  Frederick  F. 371 

—  James  Robert 49,  290 

—  Percival  George  ...50,  368 

—  Thomas  William 330 

Parlby,  Reginald  J.  Hall  242 
Parmiter,  Chas.  Lister  237 
Parr.  Clements  301 

—  Harington  Owen 431 

—  Henry  Hallam 7 

^  John  Frederick   1756 

-ffieo.WilloughbyC 396 

Parriugton,  Joha  W.  ...ly^a 
Pai-ry.  Claud  Ff-ed.  P....  172 

—  Dulas  Bentley 137 

—  Edgar  Ro we 519 

—  Frank  .Uardon  ..  387 

—  George  Llewelyn 401 

—  Henry  Jules  ...  383 

—  James  Bacchus 179 

—  .ffieo.  John  Korndon  ..  532 

—  John  J.  B.  Jones 28:^ 

— Llewellyn  Humffreys&3, 178 

—  Morris  Vivian  .  290 

—  William    325,  374 

Parson,  George 184 

Parsons,  Alfred  Woodia  160 

—  Arthur  R.  Crane 387 

—  Cecil 227 

—  Sir  Charles  Sim  B.  31,  165 

—  Clement  George  ...82,  447 

—  CunlitftiM'Neile 400 

—  Durie 365 

—  Edw.H.Thornbrough  171 

—  Edward  M.  Kinnaird  284 

—  Fredk.Chai'les  Alfred  434 

—  Harold  Dan.  E.77,  227,  368 

—  James  Henrv    73,  414 

—  Lawrence  W ..34,  166 

-~  William  Frederic 175 

—  William  Forster  175 

Part,  Fred.  A.  Hulme...  161 
Partridge,  C.  Burnett...  40: 

—  Henry  Francis 149 

—  Llewellyn 137 

—  Philip  James 305 

Richard G. 181,  368 

Paske,  A.  Goldingham     310 

Gordon  Henry  210 

Montagu  W.  S...  178 
Sir'C.  E.  Sabine,  Bt  ..  310 
Passingham,         Robert 

Towushend  Auwyl-    427 
t'assy,De  Lacy\Voolrich  445 

—  Harry  Everard 50,410 

Patch,  Ai'thur  T.  L 525 

—  Francis  Robert 180 

—  Robert    18,406 

Patchett,  Reg.  Gordon  298 
Paterson,  Alex.  Martin...  31 

—  Arthur  Wm.  Sibbald   246 

—  Atholticott .,  366 

—  Edward  Hamiltou  61,  168 
-Ewing 147 

—  Johu in-^ 

—  Philip  Josepj.    174 

—  R.  Ormiston  398 

3  t 


^33 


Index — Active  List. 


Paterson,  Stanley 58,  ^sojpeart,  Denis  George 428;Percy,    'William    Frank        , Phillips,  Thomas 388 

—  Walte/ Herbert     27gTease,  Henry  Thomas...  3951        Graham    160^ — Thos.  Brocklehurst  ..  154 

-  William  On*   278,—  Lawrence  W S'slPereira,  Arch.  Fred.  251,  373  —  Thomas  Richmond  ...  179 


Paton,  Basil  Geo.  Bagot  266| 

—  Donald  R 327 

—  George 6 

—  Ian  Valentine    259 

—  John  Archibald ■zj 

—  William   lys* 

Patrickson,  Dudley  M...  404 
Patten,  Archibald... 35° 

—  George  R.B 373 

Patteneon.E.  C.  Tylden  213 
Patterson,  Charles  D. 

—  Henry  M'Neale 429 

—  Norman i75« 

—  Stewart  B.  Agnew  ..  43S 
Pattisson.  John  Howell  174 
Paul,  Bernard  Wm 306 

—  Courienay  T-  Saint.. .1754 

—  Denis    370 

—  Ernest  Moncreiff 211 

—  Ernedt  Theodore... 63,  4 

—  Gerard  Robert  C.    72,  363 

—  James  R.  A.  Hunter  252 

—  Robert  Sears 434 

—  Walter  Reginald i75« 

—  William  Harold  Hay.  307a 

Pavy,  Francis 130 

Pawsey,  Wm.  Isaac 402 

Pawson,  Carnegie  R...  143 

—  John  Jervis 153 

Paxton.  A.  Fra.  Piukney  425 

—  Harold  William    174 

Payler.  E.  P.  Morgan  ...  46 
Payn,  David  Elgar 315 

—  William  Arthur    317 

Payne.  Alex.  Vaughan75,325 

—  Charles 215 

—  Charles  Herbert  339 

—  Edward  Henry 435 

—  George    223 

—  Henry 146 

—  Herb.  Chid.t^eyB.  329,  373 

—  Jones  H.  Allen 318 

—  Richard  Lloyd 51,  271 

—  Robert  Leslie 349 

Paynter.CambomeH.Si,  147 

—  Geo.  Camborne  Beau- 

clerk    21'3rt 

—  William  Pattinsou  ...175a 
Payzant,  Horace  R. 

Peach,  Edmund 424 

Peacock,  Edw.  Barnes...  439 

—  Ferdinand  Mansel  ...  245 

—  HenJ'y  Barnes 448 

■_pryce   39^ 

'Peacocke,  George... 360 

—  Goodricke  Thomas86,  275 

—  ThoS.  George 395 

—  William: ..3^,  205 

Peake, -Rfi'.  Geo.  Chas.  530 

• — Malcolm 78,  170 

^—  Waltnr  King 275 

■pearce.  Charles  Ross  ...  52^ 

—  Fras.  Barrow  85,  24? 

—  John  Wesley 2:5 

—  Robert 289 

—  W.  P 3^6 

Peard,  Henry  James  ...  3S0 
Pearless,  Chas.  Wm.  ...  265 
Pears,  Guy  Bamett 215 

—  Maurice  L 269 

—  Thos.  Caldwell 47i  409 

Pearse,  Albert 3* 

—  A.  E.  Rombulow 400 

—  Beau.  A.  T.  Kerr 357 

—  Geo.  Godfrey' 163 

—  Godfrey    404 

—  H.  Wodehouse 54,  279 

—  JamesLangford...  7^,  317 

—  John  Cecil 2*2(1 

—  Sydney  Arthur 424 

—  Tom  Harry  Finch  ..  277 
Pearson,  All".  Astley  34,  408 

—  Rev,  Arthur  Charles.  460 

—  Atweil  Chas.  Dennet  256 

—  Charles  Coffin    301 

—  George 256 

—  Hagh  Craig    1S5 

—  Hugh  Drummond 213 

—  Hugh  Fred.  Archie  ..  433 

—  John 37 

—  Robert  Frederick 229 

—  Robert  Stanley    137 

-- Walter  Bagot 257 

—  William MacMulleu...  529: 
Peart,  Charles  Lube    ...  442! 


-  Leonard  Thales  ...  70,  397| — Cecil  Edward 221  ■ 

—  William  Frederic 183  —  Frank  Charles 525- 

Pechell.  Aug.  Alex.  

Peck.  Arthur  Wharton 

-  Edward  Surman  519I- 


—  Henry  Richardson  ...  i74|- 

—  JohnHerbert  .    435  Perowue,  John  T.  W....  320!- 

■  Sydney  Capel    iSs'Perreau.ArthurMontagu  172'- 


Thomas  V.  \Y 54.  176 

Walter  Ernest 78,  416 

3So'i—  George  Edward  .     84,  219  Phillott,  Doiielas  C.    82,  417 
436 1  Perkins.  Arthur  J.  E.  ...  179  Phillpotts, A. H.Croker  49,167 

Sir  j^neaa 215  —  Brian  Surtees 2:4 

Eustace  Marriott 347|— -Eneas  Charles 439  —  Louis  Murray 172 

Francis  Samuel  516] —  John  Chas.  Campbell  43i!Philson,  Samuel  Cowell  3S2 

Stanley  Milbank 328  Phippa,  Charles  Edw.  ..  179 

■  '         "   "'  Charles  Foskett    iSi 

Edgar  Vivian  A 3S0 

Peckham,  Richd.  Harry  174' —  Charles  Noel 354I  — George  Constantine...  386 

T,  :54  —  Gustavus  Arthur 441] — Henry  Ramsay ..  173 

Geo.  Herbert    ...  365iperriu,  Chas.  Louis 439  —  PowtioU  Ramsay  ..  ..  29* 

Oswald  H. -..78,  348' — Joseph 309'PickaTd,  F.  B.  B.... 227 

313  Perrott,  Hastings  S 184]  Pi'^kering,  Chas.  Jas.  ...285 

Peebles,  Arthurs 243  —  Thomas 35,  176  Pickup,  William 180 

—  Evelyn  Cbiappini- 23>jperry,  Edmund  Ludlow  sigiPickwoad, Edwin  Hay48,  167 

"      '       ■"  "  '■  —  Francis  Frederic 5i6!Picot.  Francis  Slater  8t,  325 

—  George  Edgar  John  ..  436I—  Henry  Philip   52,  411 

—  Harry  ^harle^  2i5|Pictou,  Reginnld  E. 211 

—  Henry  Robert  P 249  Piddin^ton,  Arthur 175 

—  Hugh     Whitchurch  Pidgeon,  Francis 550 

80,177a,  368|PienB,  Franz  320 

—  John  Charles    367!  Pierce,  Cecil  311 

—  Samuel    184  —  Fred.  George     4'i2 


Pedder,  Ernest  Wm 

Pedler 

Pedley 

Stanhope  Humphrey 


—  Herbert  Walter 366 

Peeke,  Harold  Samuel...  383 
Peel,  Archibald 361 

—  B:i:;il  Gerrard 246 

—  Edw.  John  Russell ...  171 

—  Frederick 56,  208 

—  JoLjathan  JohnR.......  236 

—  Robert  Francis... 221 

Peele,  Herbert  J.  J i7S« 

Peile,  Alfred  James 180 

—  P>ed.  Bablngton     40,  407 

—  Harry  Diamond    529 

—  Schofield  Patten  ..63,  399 

—  Solomon  Cbaa.  F  .31,  447 
Peiuiger,  Robert  Fras.  184 
Peirce.  Wm.  G.  King  ...  328 


—  S.J.ChattertonPrittie  385 

—  William  Ciiange  185a 

Pershouse,  Stanley 287 

Persse,  William  Arthur..  182 


—  Robert  Campbell 271 

Piers,  Hy.  Octavius  .54,  176 

—  Wm.  Barrington  76,  415 
Pierson,  John  Ernest  63,  z%'6 


—  Wm.  Horsley  78,  i36!Pigott,  Arthur  F.  H. 


Pery,  Cecil  Chas.  James 

86,  210 
Petavel,  Jas.  Wm 212 


Peirse,  Chas.  Edward  63,412' —  Paul  Gregory 2I 

Pelham,  Cecil  H.  A is^iPeterkm.  Alfred    379 

—  ifo?r.D. R.H.Anderson  isiiPeters,  James 404 


-  F.  J.  Thursby  ...  2^4,  3741 

Pell,  Beauchamp  T 227I 

Pellew,  Fleetwood  Hngo  247 


—  George  A.  Royston...  308 
^  Grenville  Edmund  ...  364 

—  Vincent  Randolphe  ..  734 

Pigou,  Fred.  Hugo   433 

Pike,  Cecil  Fras.  B. 211 

—  Charles  Septimus 247 

—  Geoffrey  Davies  404 

—  Markham  J.W 34EJ 

Sydney  Royston  183,  368 


John  Weston  P. ...73,  141 

Leonard  Chris 77,  399 

Phillip  Michael... 241 

'elly,  .ffec.  Chas.  Hy.    ..  53ijPetersou.  F.  Hopewell...  427:— Walter  Nathaniel 249 

—  Henry  Gerald    1821— Cecil  Herbert 431 1— William  Watson  3S0 

Henry  Joseph 513'Petre,  Charles  Bernard  322  Pilcher.AlgernonSwaine  162 

61,  286— Henry  CeciK..  -^...82,  356J      Arthur  John  ..  211 

Edgar  Montagu    384 

Thomas  David 49,  251 

Peyton, AlgernonGeo.  85,  418  Pile,  Lionel  Lewis 277 

Francis 297  Pilgrim,  Arthur  Joseph  38^ 

Jones  Lloyd  37S  — Herbert  W.  —  517 

Lumley  Scobell  ...52,  411  Pilkinston,  Fred.  C 156 

iDoi— Westropp  J 419  —  Fred. Ernest  Chomley  159 

—  WUliam  Eliot   81,  156  —  Lionel 345 

Phayre,  Arthur 75,  4i5Pillans,  Wm.Soltau :75a. 

Phelps.  Arthur 364  Pilleau,  Arthur Langston  425 

—  Arthur  William    274  —  Henry  Charles 227 

—  Malet  Peyton    305  Pillinger,  Roland 117 

Phibbs,  Wm.  G.  Eaynes  346  Pilsou,  Arthur  F.   ...  72,  354 

'Philbrick,  ResiuaUi 289  Pirn,  Edward  Hugh 171 

Philipps,  Ivor 422—  John 241 

Rhodri  V.  L.  Lloyd...  132  Pinchard,  Michae^  B. ...  526 


397 1- 


-  John  Stannus... 
Pemberton,  ArthuT  R. 46.  356|Betrie,  Charles  L.  Rowe  327' 
—  Charles  Edward  319'— Ricardo  Dartuell...79,  209 

-  E.  St.  Clair 61,  2cS 

-  Robert  524 

Pendrill,  A. Mackenzie  79,  329 
Pengeltey,  George  F.   7. 
Pengree,  Hy.  Hewitt  ^1 
Pennant,  i/c?i.  Chas.  D.  221 

—  FrankDouglas  322 

—  /fo?i. Geo. H.  Douglas-  220 
Penuefather,  Wm.  V.  ...  297 
Penuell,  Henry  Lee. ..58,  135 

—  Henry  Singleton 30c 

Richd.  Henry  Edm...  436 

Pennethorne,  Henry  E.  i8o 
Pennington,  A.  Watson  432 


•Chas.  Richard 5,  405|philips,  James  Joseph...  395  Pinches,  Horace  Geo.,..  387 


—  Richard  L.  Arthur  ...     461 

—  William  Herbert  438 

Penno,  FitzRoy  S.  L.  47,  297 
Penny,  Arthur  Taylor...  290 

—  jffiep.  FranK 531 

—  Francis  Henry    ...54,  353 

—  Frederick  Septimus    386 

—  Jei-emiah - 526 

Penuyman,  Alfred  W....  267 
Peuoyre,  E.  H.  B.  Baker 

Sta-llard 22 

Penrose,  Cooper  — 52,  207 

—  Edward  R. 63,  412 

Penton,  Arthur  Pole  49,  166 

—  Bertie  Cyril   445 

—  Herbert  Edward...  30,407 

—  Richard  Hugh  38: 

Peutreath.fieo.ArthurG.  396 
Pepys,  Arthur  Guy  L...  309 

—  Gerald  Leslie... 445 

—  Walter 134 

Perceval,  Charles  Cecil..  210 

—  Claude  John  ...  178 

—  Edmund  215 

—  Edward  Maxwell    75, 

—  Philip 

Percival,  Ar.  Jex-Blake 

—  Claud  V.  Noble 357 

—  Harold  Franz  Passa 

wer 366 

Percy,  Lord  Alan  Ian  ...  220 

—  John  Harris 395 

—  Reginald  Heber  233 

—  Robt.  Fitz  Gerald..  .63,  399 

—  William  Francis  ..63,  239 


John  Lionel  ' 175  —  Wm.  Hooper 381 

Phillimore,  R.  Henry  ...  214  Pinching,  MmdenC.  C,  136 
Phillipps,  Charles 179  Pinhey,  Alex.  F 447 

—  Picton 398Pinhorn,  Hy.  Quinten...  373 

Phillips,  Alfred  Lucian    419  Pink,  Francis  John. .,45,  227 

—  Charles   289  Pinnej*.  John  C.  Digby  435 

—  Charles  Reo'inald  61,  411  —  Regmald  John 78,  235 

—  Cliristian  Gibson 231  Pinto,  .Tosenh  O.    ..  525 

—  Cuthbert  Carruthers  1756  Pinwill,  Wm.  Richd 237 

—  Edward  Hawtin  174'Piper,  Thomas   320 

—  Ernest  Robert  180'Pipon,  Henry 18,  164 

—  Eskricke  Sidney 1S5' — Philip  Gosset ..  163 

—  Frank  Hugh 370'Pirie,  Arthur  Murray  ...  162 

—  Frank  Roff. 185! — Chas.  Patrick  Wm. 76,  416 

—  Frank  Truscott 4oi|Pirouet,  Herbert  G, ......  278 

—  Geoffrey  Francis 283'Pirrie,  Francis  Wm 43: 

—  George  Edward 2io[Pisani,  Lioael  J 517 

—  George  Eraser 247,Pitcher,  Duncan  Le  G....  266 

—  George  Frederick 270  Pitman,  Alfred  C 180 

—  Henry  Bannerman  ...  297; — Thomas  Tait 152 

—  Henry  George  Coates  297  Pitt.Thouias.U. Stanhope  1.^2 
Henry  Walter ..  371I— William  33,  206 


—  Hbt.deTouffreville8i,i77« 

—  John  Noel  -..241a 

—  Joseph  Hai-old  John  2Z2  Place.  Charles  Otley 

—  Lionel 333  Plant,  Wm.  Arthur...  52, 


Wm.Aug.LaneFox  72,  219 
William  Neville    241a 

214 

176 


-fftfu.  Lionel  F 530  —  Wm.  Chas.  TrewG.G.  441 


■  Lewis  Francis 

-  Lewis  Horace 46, 


^39 


Piatt,  Arthur  Herbert ...  294 
Ernest  H.  R.  C.  R.  ...  245 


—  Ralph  Noel   264  j— Harold  Esmond    273 

—  Richd.  Edward  Game  3851—  John  Ernest  Hodder    222 


—  Richard  Sylvester 

—  Robt.W.  Fergusson . 

—  Shafto  

—  Sydney   


■  Ralph  Ernest 185 

24'Playfair,  Alan 433 

,  404  —  Charles  Murray   182 

236  —  Frcdk.  H.  Grant  290 


Indev — Active  List. 


Plajfair.  Fredk.  Lyon...  179 

—  Geo.  James  Lord  ..34,  176 

—  Norman  Ernest 267 

Plomer,  Wm.  H.  Percival  346 
Plovrden,  Pran.Hagh  ...     3 

-  Trevor  Chichele    43 


—  Walter  P.  C.  C. 
Plowman,  lUo.  H.  W.  t! 


—  William   , 135 

Plumer,  Herbert  CO....    46 

—  Thomas  Hall So,  417 

Plummer,  Edm.  Waller 

—  Thomas  Hermann  ., 
?lunkett,  Arthur  W.  V 

—  Edward  .4  badie  24 

Pochin,  Richd.  Norman  279 
Pocklinston,  Georjre  H.    130 

—  Harry  E.  S 151 

Pocock,  Herbert  Innes...  3S3 

—  !Malcolm  Robertson...  442 

—  Philip  Frederick 

Poe,  John 

Poe,  Charley  V.  L. 


327 


437 


323 


Porter,  Geoffrey  M  ...56,  208 

—  Herbert  Alfred     160 

—  Herbert  Edward. .7;,  414 

—  Les  ie  B.  Morse ..175a 

—  Mansel  Loudon    322 

—  Reijinald  W 58,  301 

—  Richard  M'Ewan y6 

—  Robert... 380 

—  Thomas  Cole     

Portman.ffon. Gerald B.  i,. 
Postlethwaite.Fras.J  M.  316 
Postou,  Wm.  John  L.    175a 

Pott,  Henry  Perc.y   271 

Potter,  Cla"ude  Furn'ss  17:; 

—  Cyril  C.H 15: 

—  Henry  W.  Ross 254 

—  Herbert  Cecil    237 

Pottinger,  Eldred  Chas.  17: 

—  Robert  Southey    435 

Potts,  Frederick 86,170 

ohn  Wm.  H 46,  166 

—  Lipt^n  Cnmminp^ 292 

—  William  Thomas 315 


534 


407 
441 


Poett,  Joseph  H.  54,  294 

Poinsdestre,  Alfred 420 

Pole,  Chaudos  E.  Van- 

Notten  136 

Pollard,  Arthur  E.St. V.  286 

—  Chas.Wm.Duttou 352 

—  Cyril  James  Keith 

—  James  Hawkins  \V,...  259 

—  James  Herbert 423 

—  Wm.  Charles 70,  4:2 

Pollen,   Edw.  H.  Weller  220 

—  Stephen  H 325 

Pollock,  Arthur  W.  A....  245 

—  Chas.  Edward  3S4 

—  Evelyn 77,  16S 

—  Fred.  George 61,  411 

—  John  Arch.  Henry  52,  411 

—  John  Heriot   370 

—  Matthew  Grant 215 

Pollok,  Allan  Bingham  148 
^  John  Buchanan    299 

—  Robt.   C.    Fergusson  404 

—  Thomas  Anselan 334 

—  Wm.  P.  Morris  159 

Pomeroy,  Edm.  John  ...  360 

—  Francis  Knox 349 

—  Granville  George 274 

—  Hon.  Ralph  Legge  ...  139 
Pond,  Alex. Donald  C.Br,  417 
Ponsonby,    Hon.    Cyril 

M.  B 220 

—  Edw.  F.  T 173 

—  F.  Edward  G i,  219 

—  Gerald  Maurice 234a 

—  John 


Presoott,  Cyril  William   404  Pryoe,   Douglas    Divid- 

—  Sir    George,    LL.B.,        1        son 

t'^u"'"';   V,;-,;. ,•  ■•  '34I— Henry  E.apRhVs    ..  „_ 

—  John  J.  Whitworth...  336|Prynne,  Alan  H.  L.  398 
Prosgrave.Edwd  R.J.  56,  411I—  Gordon  H.  Howard  "  402 

Pressey,  Arthur 420'— Harold  Vernon  38'; 

Prest,  Edw.  Papillon  ...  243'Pryor,  Pomeroy  H.  432 

Preston,  Ales.  Pras 377;  Puckle,  John  '.  365 

—  D'Arcy  BrownloW77,  177a  —  Thomas  Norman 252 

—  Eyre  Evans    438,Pudsev,  Denisoa     ..  185 

—  Fred.  George    51,  410  Pusrh,  Edw.  H.  Bookett  400 

-George  Allen 437  Pulford,  Russell  R...  24,  205 

—  Jemco  Edward  ...  ,2,  411  PuUen,  Arthur  Fox  17S 

—  Fhilip  Hy.  Hulton  ...  184'Puller,  Eras.  Chas.    .  .      214 

—  Bev.  Wm.  Babington   532  PuUev,  Col.  Charles 
— Wm.  John  Phaelim  ...  439  —  2»rf  Lieut.  Charles 
Pretyman.Geo.Tindal  6, 164  -  Harry  Cuthbert 
Prevost,  George  Herberi  437  Pulling,  Bert.  Edw.Herii    396 

—  George  William    155  PuHeney.W.PuIteney  =o,  223 

Priaulx,  Geo.  Kendall      322  Punnett,  Percival  Eodd  175 
Price,  Adolphus  J 52  Purcell,  .Matthew  H.  ^6    205 


409 


John  H   Lovett ^oilPoulter,  Douglas  Ryley    iSi 

Wm.  Skelfington 398  Powell, AlbertLaivrence  i6c 

-Athertonff.  . 70,  177I- Charles  Lempriere' 

-  Baden  F.  S.  BadenSo,  223  —  Bei:  Cyril  =  .„ 
-Chas  F.BorrartaUe     315  -  CyrilUvedale'''.'.'.'.'.'.;".!  43, 

—  Charles  Herbert  ...47      --       t^-~-  --■-■■      ~  '3 


Bartholomew  George  235 
Cecil 36, 

—  C.  Fred.  Rugge 171 

—  Charles  Henry  U.  79,  420 
225 


—  David  Watson  306 

—  Douglas 263 

—  Eden  Bernard  358 

—  Edgar  Elkins...  3S3 

—  Edw.\VeylaudMartin  171 

—  Eyre  William    387 

—  Francis    402 

—  Fred.  A.  Lambert  78,  177a 
-Gsorge 2: 

—  Harold  Haines ..  249 

—  Henry  George  307 

—  Henry  Llo.vd  86,  170 

James  Leslie  Hnish...  304 

—  John 3S6 

John  Harcourt 220 

John  Harold  Slade 
Richmond  £f  jUiott 


—  Robert  Montague    ...  184 

—  Robt.  S.  S.  Baden-  ... 

—  Sidney  Henry  211 

—  Simpson 33 

Ben.  William  Bassett   506 
William  Bowen 43 

Power, AshleyE.Neuville  36 

—  Sir  Elliott  D.Le  i\Bt.  357 
Jihn  Henry  385 

—  Robert   Atcheson 
Ffrench 175a 

—  Robert  Ignatius    . 

—  Rowland  Edward  ...  229 
,  -  .  ,  22i|— William  Moroney  ...  387 
Justinian  Gordon  24  Powles,  Thomas  Wm.56,  177 

Powlett,  Thos.   Charles' 


Purchas,  Charles 41,  368 

—  EdgarCamac 265 

—  William  Robert ...  26,  205 
Purdey,  Major  Sefton...  1=9 
Purdon,  David  Wm.  75,  4I5 

Purdy,  Robert   32,  165 

Purefoy,  Edw.  Bagwell  157 

Purnell,  Edw.  Kelly 258 

Purser,  Lydmar  Moline  387 
Purvis,  Alex.  B.  54,  176 

—  E.yre  WalterMolyneux  438 

—  Herbert  John  Edw....  427 

John  .\llen  R 364 

John  Henry  334 

282' —  John  Spottiswoode84,  209 

440  Puxley,  HarryO.L 225 

517  Puzay.  Arthur  K 236 

_  .  .       ,    .  ,.         -■  377  Pye,  Wm.  Edmund 437 

Pnohard,  Chas.  Stewart  308, Pym,  Ernest  Hardin"      21- 

—  Geo.  PenryM.  ...   61,  411  —  Fred.Harry  Norris'368,39S 

—  William  Oliver 266,—  Horace  M.  Tindal  '    175a 

Prickett,  Charles  Hy.  ...  215  -  John  Beville 4cxj 

—Thomas 18  Pyne,  uhas.  E.  Menzies  234 

i7Sa  Pndeaux,  Francis  B.   ...  436  —  Edward  Ernest  ..       .402 
'75*  —  Philip  Edward.  '   '      "'.>.■---" 


Fras.  Carodoc  Ro3e,..  264 

—  George  Dominic  247 

—  Owen  Lloyd 183 

—  Raymond  Harljert  ...  529 

—  Richard  86,  186 

—  Robert  Kenrick 229 

—  Sir  Rose,  Bart ..  322 

—  Thos.  Herbert  Pras.. 

—  Thos.  Rose  Caradoc 

—  William  Locking  .. 

—  William  Sparks  M, 


214 


—  Reginald  Gordon 

—  Thomas  Brabazon  . 
Poole,  Arthur  Edward 

—  Arthur  Jas....    ._ 

—  F.GainsboroughLane  398 

—  Francis  Garden    249 

—  Frederick  Cuthbert...  i8c 

—  Gerald  Robert  39S 

—  Henry  Reynold 184 

—  Ivan  .M.  Conway 444 

—  Walter  Croker  382 

—  Walter  Croker  T. 380 

—  W.  Thos.  Conway   ...  436 
Pooley,  Tho3.Edward...i7 
Poore,Robt.MontagU76,  146 
Pope,AndrewW. Waring  2- 

—  Francis    3L. 

—  Maurice  Edw. Weston  158 

—  Thomas  Henry 524 

—  William  Wippell 380 

Popham,  Edward  L .143 

—  Gilbert  Leyborne    ...  17^ 

—  Robert  Lionel  387 

—  Robert  Stewart    306 

Popplestone,  Wm.  H 186 

Porch,  Cecil  P.  279 

—  Edward  Albert 248 

Porcher,  Cecil  George...  26T 
Portal, Bertram  Percy83,  158 
Porteous,  Charles  M'L.  431 
Porter,  Adrian  S.  M.  ...  365 

—  Atwell  Robt 33,  408 


Orde 
Pownall,  Geo.  S.  Beaty 
Poynder,  Geoffrey  Wm.  227 

—  John  Leopold 525 

Poyntz,  Henry  Wm 305 

—  HughStamton 25 

Prain,  David  ,17 

Prall,  Cedric  B 5:0 

—  Samuel  Esmond  szs 

Prance,  RooertC 17511 

Prasad,  Kanta   5,8 

Pratt,  Alfred  Gilbert    ...303 

—  Audley  Charles 225 

—  Arthur  Spencer  ...51,  167 

—  Ernest  G.Wilberforce  439 

—  Ernest  St.  George 

—  George  M'Donald   ...  33; 

—  Henry  Arthur  17S 

—  Henry  Roger  Evelyn  442 

James  John ,  ..  517 

Mervyn   * ." 

Robt.  Edw.  Burton..' 

—  Thos.    Sisson    Fleet- 
wood    244 

Wm.  Simson 378 

Preoston,  Noel  P.  R.  ...  174 
Prendergast,  Chas.  G...  4^4 

Donald  Guy  83,  296 


360I — William  Menzies  212 


Robert  . 

William  C.  S 

Pringle,  Alexander  . 


Pridham,GeoffreyRobert2i3  Quayle,  W.  Adair  ...  =24 

—  George  Fredk   297  Quennell,  Wm.  Aleck     '370 

Pridcnore.WalterGeorge  526  Quentin,  Walter    ...    63    41^ 
Priestley,Chas.  E. Nixon  429Queripel,  Alfred  Ernest  393 

—  E.  J.  Kenworthey  50,  176  — Leslie  Herbert  174 

—  F.  J.  Blakiston      .75,  415  Quicke,  F.  Churchill    ...135 

—  George  Wiliiam    421  —  Wm.  Henry..  ..  523 

Prince,  Paul  Ernest 215'Quiil,  Berkeley  Crosb'ie'    51 

2381 — John  Jerome 46,  402 

432| —  Richard  Henry    377 

.49,  4roQailter,  John  Arnold  0.  220 

—  Chas.  Hertord  286  Quin,  Henrv  George...   .  23- 

—  Geo.  Octavius  Shaw    182  —  Richard  P.  W.  439 

HuU  Grant 174I— Thomas    76^418 

John  Wallace S3,  209  Quinlan,  Andrew  Wm!  287 

—  Lionel  Graham 335  Quinn,  John  Jas.  P.   .  ,.  432 

—  Robert 395lQuinton,  Francis  W.  .0.  170 

."rinsep,  Douglas  G.  73,  168  yuirk,  John  Owen  ...  28 
Prioleau,  Lynch  H... 84,  327! Rabau,  Herbert  Trevor  444 
Prior,  Arthur  W 54,  329  —  Richd.  Bassett  Cock- 

—  Charles  Lawrence  ...  158  I        burn 246 

—  George  Upton 5  Raby,  Montague  H.  B.  174 


■  Chas. Edw.  Ludlow...  361 

■  Cyril  Lachlan  229 

Fortescue  Geoffrey  ...  292 

—  Frederick    305 

—  Fred.  Joseph  Wm.  ...  383 


—  Frederick 

—  Gerald  N3ill...!."!..'78, 

—  Theodore  John  W.70! 

—  William  Henry 

Prentice,  Herbert 

—  Montague  John 

—  Robert  E.  Shepherd 
Prentis,  W'alter  S. 


—  Henrj-    Hugh    Back 
house   28 

—  n'illiam 81,  417 

Prissick,  Cuthbert    440 

Pritchard,  Alfred  B 447 

—  Aubrey  Gordon 436 

—  Bertie  Edgar  A 296 

—  C.  Hamerton 447 

—  CliveGordon rSi 

—  Douglas  James   353 

—  Ernest  W.  Holland  ...  185 
-Frank  Vernon  L.  440 

—  Harry  Lionel 213 

—  Harry  Torriano 428 

—  Henry  Edward 425 

—  Hugh  Robt.  Norman  262 

—  Osboru  Brace 297 

Pritchett.  W.  Penrose  273 
Prittie,  Hon.  Fras.  R.  D.  358 
Probyn,Dighton Gordon  iSi 

—  Julian  Edmund  S.  ...  286 

—  Percy  John    383 

Profeit,  Chas.  Wm.  220,  3S4 
Prosser,  C.  E.  Wegg  ...  357 
PrJthero,ArcherGoo297,"^73 
Protheroe,Montague  6,  405 
Proudfoot,  Andrew  W.33,  ^oB 

Prowne,  WiUiam  370 

Prowse,  Chas.  Bertie  ...  245 

—  G.  W.  Thursby 2S2 


Radcliff,SamuelGarnett  4:9 
Radoliffe,  Alfred  Delme  444 

—  Arthur  W.  T 50,  410 

-  Charles  Delme  348 

—  Frederick  Walter 294 

—  Henry  Debue 263 

James  L.  Percival  ..    146 

Jasper  Fitzg 242 

Nathaniel  Robert 242 

—  Percy  P.  de  Blaquiero  173 

—  Philip  J.  Joseph    211 

—  Robert  E.  Lownde»84,i69 

—  RobertParker  163 

—  Seymour  A.  Delme  ...  440 

—  William  0.  Altred...83, 169 
.Sir  Wm.  Pollexfen  ...  257 
William  Scott  Warley  317 

Kadclyffe,    Chas.   Edw.  356 

Chas.  Percy  Fred.  ...  336 

Radford, Frederick  John  305 

—  John 238 

—  Oswald  Claude 46,  409 

Radice,   Alfred   Hutton  273 

Rae,  Maitland  E 404 

Raikes,  Arthur  Edw.  H.  325 

—  Frederick  Duncan  40,  407 

—  George  Leonard  398 

—  Lawrence  Taunton  ...175^ 
Raines,  Sir  Julius  A.  R.    229 

Ralph  G.  D.  Groves...  230 
3  t  2 


835 


425  - 

3t>3 


Rainey,  Eilm.  Flower 
Rainier,  Norman  R.  J- 
Bairsl'ord,  John  Aug.  G. 

—  MartnsEdw.  R.  ..  3°    ..  -       „.  ,       , 

—  Stephen  D 30, 167;—  Richard 

—  William  John  Read...  37S.RoJ:?er,  Hugh 
Raitt,  Francis  Julliffe  ;2,  399 

—  Heni-y  Geo.  Bowen 

—  Herbert  ATeling...63 

—  John  Walter  Forbes 
Raleigh,  Geo.  Hebden 
Ralph,  Alfred  Colyer   ,. 

—  Arthur  Jeflreys        ...   ,.- 

Ralston,  James 'J*  ~  ?^l"°^™ 

Raml)aut,Bertrand  R.R 
Rampini,  Fred.  Chas. 
Ramsav,Alex.  FitzG.. 

—  Arthur  D.  Gilbert 

—  Fratk  William 


Iwlex — Active  List. 

4,cRavmond.  George    3SjRennie,  William -Jrown 

519  -  Harry  Elliott 256  Rennison,  Avt_liur.J 


Senry  5hippV:::;::V..  ==5;Ronny,  Alex  MacW....so,  4.0 
p,n   P    F  ..  306  -  George  Blakistor.... 47.  409 


i(>o'Richardaon 
366 


—  W.  Bryan  Fleetwood 
422,Ra\nes,Edw.  Villiere  . 

Raynsford,  Edw.  M.  H. 

—  Frank  J.  ..  .  

_,_.,—  Richard  M 

433' Rea,  Frederick  Wm.    ... 

Read,  Harold  W.  K 


292 
529 


435' 


49. 


274 

3.52 
426 

384 

410 


3ii- 


-  Joseph  Washington  ..TTs' 
433  Reade,  Arthur  Revell  75.  =97 
262  —  Dare  Heber-Percy  H.  280 

439  — Edward  Revell 277 

320I—  Piercy  Nevill  G  •"' 


—  George 519  —  Raymond  N.  R....  75.  3'7 

—  Hem-yLuBhinpton  51,  410-  Robert  Ernest  32' 

—  Hilton  Alexander   ...  184  —  Wilbam  Lloyd  >< 

-John  .  448  Ready,  Basil  Tobm  29' 

—  TohnGeoree   • 58,411  -  Felix Fordati ■'■o 

Norman  i75,  Reay,  Charles  Tom  ...50,  3 

Z$h°omas  Burnett  ;.....  356!- /rnest  Herbert  J    S3,  325 

—  WilliamAlexander  34,  MS  Rehuw,  Martm  Gurdou.  -20 
Ramsden,  Caryl  John7S,  336, Reckitt,  John  D.  1.  38° 

—  Henrv  ..  ,73  Reddie,  Anthony  J 265 

_  Herbert  f;s 54,  4-2  -  .lohu  Murray^ 275 

—  JoBslynVere         17511  Redfern,  Allan  t 242a 

—  Richard  Elmsiie  174  -  Clement  CotteriU...       26. 

Randall,  James  Robert  369  -  George  Havergal ibs 

John        433  —  I'eterl.  ^ 

—  Rieh  G   Bruxner...47,  257  Real,  B.  A.  Fred 437 

S.7wm   Sidney  .      '  396I Redmond,  John  Patrick  273 
,„dn'lT>b.  We.  Forbes  3'9'R'!<lstone,  James  Henry  3" 


^??a°^cisArtlur".-.:.:.:  t78;Reece,  JohnDeane  44o 

Ranken,  Geo.  PatrickSo,  417  Reed.  Cnarles..     104 

Rankin,  Chas.  Herbert  148]  -  Edmund  Martm    4'9 

.  Richard  Frederick  ...  100  -  Frederick ■»=' 

-      ■  60  —  Hamilton  Lyster 171 

15  —  Henrv  Robert  B 404 

230!  Reeks,  j'ames  Albert  78,  303 
419  Reeve,  John  Sherard 


Wellington  395  -  George  Marjoribanks   292 

134'— George  Sidney  278 

336!— Henry  307 

352—  Lewis  Frederick 355 

—  Sidney  Mercer 77.i77« 

Renton,  Colin  Campbell  430 

—  Robert  Ross  423 

—  Wm.GHi-aldFon-ester  135 
Renwick, Charles  Henry  239 
Reporter.  Manecl  jee  E.  524 
Repton,  Fred.  Wm.  .,80.  4'? 
Retallick.  John  M.  A.  61,  412 

Rettie,  Wm.  J.  Kerr 171 

Rew,  Chas.  E.  D.  0 3^° 

Rewse.  G.  B.  W.  Smith    443 

—  H.  B.  W.  Smith 174 

—  H.  W.  Smith 47,  206 

Reynard,  Claude  Edw...  153 
Reynaud.Edwarrt  Henry  192 
Rey-nolds,  Alan  Boyd  ...  153 

—  Alf.  Howard 293 

Arthur  Reynold...  85,  210 

—  Cecil  Edward 183 

Bfti.  Charles  H 53° 

Douglas  ■■  '75 

—  Frank  Romdly 63.  ^ot 

—  Gerild  Nairue  102 

—  Philip  Guy '37 

—  Sidney  Latimer 394 

—  Thomas  G.  C 86,  271 

—  Thomas  .James 347 

Rhodes,  Bernard  M '73 

—  Elmhirsl    ...-■ 56,  3'° 


John- 
stone   84,  249 

Arthur  Valentine 202 

Charles 3^8 

—  Charles  WilUam    81,  177" 
-  Chas.  William  Grant  4'3 

—  Francis  B.  W'al.  ...76,  415 

—  Y "7 

—  Francis  James 35^ 

—  Frederick  ...    175* 

—  Geo.  Lloyd  Roilly  -24,  400 

—  Henry  J.  Robert  St. 
George   ■■  -37 

Herbert  Lance  4  =  5 

Hugh    3S0 

—  James  Jardinc 152 

-John  86,  334 

—  John  Franklin  24111 

—  Morris  Kmald   "i 

—  Richard    -36? 

—  Robert  Mervyn  ...72.  '55 
^-  Walter  Fiurlax 277 

—  W.  St.  John    58.  411 

—  Wodehouse  D 26,  363 

Richer,  Fred.  Arthur  ...  156 

Richey,  Fred.  Wm 1S3 

Richmond.  George    215 

—  Harold  Curistopher...  274 

—  Henry  Spencer  H.  ...  4°' 

—  Richard  Oliffe   37' 

Rickard.  F.  Martin    182,  ;a 

—  George  Henry    i    . 

—  Victor  Geo.  Howard..  ,;^ 
Rickards,  Edward ■: 

—  Marcus  Cecil -V.  :;!' 
Ricketts,  Henry   Carew  4.  j 

—  Henry  Wm.  Fehx 


8511 


Rankine,  Walter  L.  C 
Ranking,  G.  Spiers  A 
Ransford.Fras.  Metcall'e 
Ransom,  James  Mann 
Ransome,  Robert  S..  . 
Raper,  Allan  Grseme 
Rasbotham,  Darcy  A. 

—  Roger  Egerton 333| 

Rashleigh,  PhiUp  '85a 


-  FrasTMary  John  D.  2S2  -  John  Thomas  :.    ^;-' 

-  Francis  William lej- Lancelot  Hamilton  ...  434 


264— William  T.  M 352 

16  Reeves,  Edw.  Hoare 

1 35  —  Fras.  Casement    525 

Frederick  Spencer...  229 

Hugh  Charles   184 

Rathbone,c"eciTEdmuud  i34J- John  ,      .^.  „-art''  -II 

—  Harold  E.F 214  —  Paget  Edw.  Stuart ...  ^52 

Rathborne,  Hans  Robert  371  -  Robert  Clanmalier  .  .75<' 
-St  (ieorgeJohn   3,0  -  Stafford  Reichel   '84 

-  Wm.  Hans 22,  2os,Reger,  Fritz  P.       =55 

Rattigan,  Herbert  Wm.  267iRegnart,  Cyrus  H.  ......  40 

Rattray.  Charles   ^3jiT,„.„t„„i 


Hubert  Victor  .      , 

—  James  Havelock  Alex.  3S0 

—  Joho  Edward 322 

—  John  Fairfax '43 

—  Wilfred  M' Turk    175" 

—  William  Thomas  B.  ..  297 
Riach.  Arthur  H   D 212 

—  Georije  Hamilton...    .  183 

—  Malcolms 78,342 

William  387 

Riall,  Claude  P.  B 25° 

-  Malcolm  B.  Bookey...  247 
Ricardo,  Ambrose  St.  Q.  271 

—  Francis  Cecil 4' 


3o6l— Percy  Edward    433 

'     Robert  Lumsdeu  439 

Theophilus  Fred.  W.   352 

Wm.  S.  Percival  528 

Rickman,  Arth.  Wilmot  232 

—  Graham  E ■  263 

—  Stuart  Hamilton 357 

—  William  353 

Riddell,  Albert  Edward  309 

—  Edw.  Pius  Arthur  ...  233 
-  Edw.  Vansittart  Dick  1S2 

—  Geo.  Augustas 2n6 

—  George  Huttoii '57 


..- _^  iRelchwald.'Wm.  Fredk.  174 

—''HaTdaue''Burney '..'....  436  Reid,  Adam  Scat.. 515 

—  .S.>  James  Clerk  269,- Alexander  Daniel...      ■"■ 

—  Malcolm  MacGregor  385,— Alfred 

—  RulUonHaro  75.4'5 

Raven,  Alex.  Wm.  N.  ...  43" 

—  James  PhiUip  Arthur  361        .     ,  .^     ,  a 

-JohnC.  H...  348;- Chas. Lestook Onslow  4=6 

Ravenhin,Alex.  George  290,      "--.-- ^—."^ 

—  Collinewood  172 

—  Edward  H.  Goring  ...     17 

—  Edgar  Evelyn 75.229       „      ,     .     , 

_  Fred.  ThomhiU '70  —  Frederic  jomes. 


Harry  Wm.  R. 
Henry  George 
-Hor 


...  80,  158 


—  Henry  James 

—  James  Foster 


437 


70  —  John  Balfour 
rnJfi""'"*"         16,  219  -  Robt  Buchanan 

'**-"    „     :■■■•         '    __^  ATr;ii,„Tv,  Uon,-L' 


404 
232 

Alex. John  Forsyth  17,407 

Arthur  William  215 

Charles  Clements  ...  420 


—  Charles  Saville 215 

—  Doug.  Paynter  S.    ...  307 

—  Ellis  Ramsay 37' 

Eric  Bruce 3=9 

401 


346 

437 

,  363 


-  Harold  William    183 

—  Harry  Stuart  259.374 


Harold  Arthur 179 

—  Hector  Gowans 366 


Ravenscroft.  Herb.  V.75.  3=7  -  Hugh  Edward  ._^-  226 


James  Henry  E....  58.  267 

09  —  James  More    380 

4^  —  John  Francis  .  1S4 


-  Lionel  Babington  ., 
Ravenshaw,  Chas. W. 4 

—  Hurdis  S.  Lalande  -  .  -,-       

Rawling,  Cecil  Godfrey  245- LestockHam  Iton 4'= 

Swlin8,Arthm-Kennedy  436  -  Walter  Richard .75« 

-  George  William 4,9  -  William  David  .    44  = 

_  Richard  Walter 308  ReiUy.B-  Lewis  Philip  33,40 

—  Stuart  Wm.   Hughesi75<'  -  Char  es  Cooper 383 

Rawlmson.Chas.Brooke  448  -  CharlesW  illiam  385 

-  Claude  Robert  353:- Edwin  WiUmm 5=3 

-- George  Brooke  M 282— James  396 

—  .SirHy.Seymour^^49.  221 

-■  Wilfred  Romney  =37 

itewnsley,  Claude  ..   70,  363 

-  Gerald  Thomas 


—  John 307 

--  John  Aug.  Herbert  52,  363 

—  Rawdon  EdwardD.47,  409 
Reilv,  Alex.  Yates 382 


Rawson,Court.Clarke28,  205  Reinhold,  Geo   Fred. 


Wilfred  Francis 
Riccard,  Cecl  B.  J 

—  John  Stanley 

Rice,  Brinsley  A.  M'H. 
-  George  William       ... 

—  Gerard  B.  Howard 

—  Harry  A.  Harington 

—  Henry  Garde 40, 

—  Hugh  Rosoeier 303 

—  Sheridan  Knowles  B.  439 

—  Sidney  Mervyn    439 

—  Spring  Robert  ...    .70, 
Rich,  Almeric  E.  F.         .241 

—  Charles  Carroll       461  '6' 

Charles  Lionel  M 420 

t'hristopher  Stiles       175'' 

—  Edmund  Tillotson 

—  Harold  Hampden  7j,  I77-' 

—  John  Easton  '75 

—  W.  Harrv  DerviUe  77,  4'6 

Richard,  Bfo.C.H 5o( 

Richards,  Arthur  Carew  29c 

—  Bernard  OgUvie 27= 

—  Charles =48 

—  Charles  Herbert   .302,  374 

—  Charles  Stewart  369 

—  Edw.  Willoughby 424 

—  Francis  Graham  386 

—  Geo.  Westley  ...  3"^ 

—  Harold  Arthur  D jOj 

Henry  Meredyth  ...      263 


William  Henry 34.  =:-' 

354'lRidderborg,  S.  G.  O.  -  135 
183'Riddick,  Geo.  Bushman  3  =  5 
443  Rideout,  Fred.  C.  W.  76,  416 
iSo^Ridgeway,  David  G 251 


Hermann  Edward    ...  404 

Reiss,  Edw.  Leopold 140 

48  Rendall,  Eras.  H.  S 282 

76|Rennick,  Alex,  de  C.  ...  229 

—  Frank     - 426 

—  RobertWm.de  Clancy  443 
Ronnie,  Coverley  J 24 

-  George  A.  Paget  32 


—  Herbert  Edward  ..  49,  207 

—  Robert  Ian 273 

Rawstorne,  Lawrence .. 
Ray,  Arch.  Douglas  H 

—  GrattanGeo.O'N.  ...  373 
— ilacCarthy  R.  Emmet  426 
Rayment.G.  Jus.  Robert  395 

Raymor,  Robert    1:5 

Ra^-mond,  Evelyn  D.  ...  3041- John  George  259 

-i'rancis 305'- Samuel  James  380 


Edward  William  C. ...  442 

—  Richard  Kirby 3°.  407 

—  Robert 295 

Ridgwav,  John  Herbert329<» 

—  Richard  T.  1 43' 

Ridings,  Arthur  Wm.  G.  3q8 

—  Cecil =7' 

Ridler,  John   3<:7 

II  dtey,  Chas.  Parker  ...    33 

—  Edward  Keane  ...  86,  294 
I Rdout,  Dudley  Howard  210 

j'J-!—  Fred.  Walter  Coyer...  -.-ye 

—  Juban  rorke  Haytei    184 
Rigby,  Gerard  Chris 3=5 

—  John  Cecil  Heagren...  401 

—  Percy  George    305 

Rigg,  Edw.  Harrison  ...  316 

—  Henry  Masson  ...  325 

—  Owen  Davys   234 

—  Robt.  Addiscn 49.  '!* 

Riley,  Charles  brook        442 

—  Rupert  Farquhar    ...  315 

—  Thomas  "* 

Rimington,Jos.Cameron  210 

—  M.  B 30S 

—  MiehaelF 5=.  '47 

Rind,  George  B.  A.  4<H 


—  Herbert  Snnuiel  3=9 

—  JamesSaurin ■•^^L' --  ■      ,    j   „!,„,., 

John  Charles  Field...  291  R.ngwuod    rierbert 
John  LDftus 3S2UjRiordan  John 


279 
381 


-  Mordaunt  Cyril    325  Ripley,  Frederick  Hugh    33 

VancouverAlexandei-  242  -  george  Eustace      ....  3°8 

-  Walter  Guvon  jjsl  -  Henry  Wm.  Alfied.  .4| 

-  Walter  H.  Pickering    401  5'PP°°'^^°'^,\.-,;::-  '"  *„ 

-  William  Vellacott    ...  44',  Rismg   Robert  Ea« .   ...  =73 
Richardson,  Alex.  Edw.  39i,a>sk..^dm.  John  E    38^ 

-  Ai-thurFra.George4i,  296:811*16,  Archibald  B. 


336 


Index — Active  Li 


S36 


Ritchie,  Arthur  ...  269 

—  Arthur  Gerald  269 

—  Blyth  156 

—  Cecil  Oliphant  ..  292 


Rohiusoii,       D  e  u  b  a  m 
Ralph  ......320,366 

—  Edward  Heaton  .190,  370 

-  Fras.  Wins^aild 2S 


Charlea  ilaclver 173  —  Fred.  W.  Te'iioletown  28 


—  Jamea 40 

—  James  Frederick 305 

—  John 383 

—  John  Hobert  178 

—  Thomas  Fraser 328 

—  William  Buchanan  ...  296 
Ritherd(ni.RobtAugU8tuS48f 

Rit^on,  Ralph  G 233 

Rivers. John  H. 384 

Rivett-(_'arnac,  E.  H.63,  412 

—  John  Henry    i 

—  John  Stirlung    441 

—  Percy  T.    47,  •284 

—  Seymour  G. 21: 

Rivis,  T.  C.  Lockhart  271, a^s 
Robarts. Charles  James49. 4 17 
Robb.  Alex.  Kirkland..  332 

—  Frederick  Spencer48,  332 
Roberts.  S.eo.  A.  G.  A. ...  530 

—  Alfred  Ernest 518 

—  Archibald  434 

—  Arthur  Colin    235 

—  Arthur  Noel 6^,  363 

—  Arthur  S.  Browne  ...  445 

—  Charles... 238 

^  Charles  Percy   iij2 

—  Doucjlas  Walkden    ...  175 

—  E3dm.  Wyndhani  Gay  i75« 
— -Edward 371 

—  Edw.  R.  B.  Stokes   ...  2x0 

—  Frederick  John 228 

—  Fred.  S.  Lord...^,  163*  224 


Frederick  \Viu*vood 

—  Geoffrey  Wtiarton  ... 

—  Georfje  Henry  40, 

—  George  SoaierviUa  .., 

—  Geor;^3  Tracey  

—  Georj^e  Wiiisor 

-  Godfrey  Walker      ... 

—  Gay  Vanleleur 400 

—  Harold  Arthur 307 

—  Harold  Btythe ..  445 

—  Harold  Neil 237 

—  Henry 183 

—  Herbert  Pollexfea   ...  36 

—  James  Herbert 38 

—  John  A.  Puretby  i8_ 

—  John  Elliott 529 

—  John  Poole  Bowriofj     355 

—  John  Rowan 253 

—  Leouird  J.  Whishawi75u 

—  Oliver  Lontj 3114 

—  Percy  Gotch  1756 

—  Percy  Morris  313 

—  Richard  Percy   21: 

—  Robert  M.  Rainey  B.  419 

—  Stapyltou  C. 370 

—  Stratford  Watso  [1 18 

—  ThomasArthur Frank  iS, 

—  Walter  Henry    178 

—  William  Arthur    ..80,  169 

—  William  Godwine  ..  ..   31" 

—  Wm.  Henry  Banner  ..  517 

—  William  James 317 

Robison,  Hy.  W.  Stuart  32b 


-  Geort^e  Bradley... 212 

—  Gerald  148;  Robson,  Charles  Gr-jeme  43 

—  Henrv  Bradley 73,  2091— Hem->    Dcnno 71,  227 

—  Henry  Robert    ,.     34  —  William 186 

—  Hy.Ro<xorCrompcoa79,2i9,Robyn8,  JohnWilmot  48,  399 

—  Herbert 366  Roch,  Horace  S 386 


—  Hereward  Llewelyn  ..  422 

—  Hugrh  Bradley 180 

—  Ivon  D'Esterre 175 

—  Jamc'*  Andrew 369 

—  James  Reid 518 

—  John  Bradley    174 

—  Lawrence  Sturmy   ...  365! 


Roche,  Benjamin  Robert  251 

—  Eugenius  Alfred   37S 

—  Henry  John 423 

—  James  S tamers 144 

-^  Leo  Victor 

—  RicharJJohn 314 

Thomas    325 


Marshall  Owen  22301  — Thomas  H.  de  M....46,  399 

—  Michael  Bradley ijg,— Hon.      Dlick     De     R. 

—  Montj^omery  Browne  426J        Burke 50,  265 

Richard  Owen  388,  Rochforc,AIe.x:.Nelson35,  163 


—  Vivian  Heathcote  ......529 

—  Walter  E.  Cramer   ...  239 

—  Williaai   271 

—  William  Bradley 445 

Robertson,  Alex.  Brown  342 


Rock,  Edward    1754 

Rocke,  Walter  Leslie   ...  325 
Roddy,  E'lwiQ  Louis   ...  261 

—  Henry  Hugh ..  429 

Rodger,   Roher:  Stuart  300 


-Alexander  P 369  Rodi^ers,  John   William  5 

—  Charles 44olRodick,R-Pi"eston  B.  46,  235 

—  Charlea  ChetW'jde    ...  i72j  Rodney,  Lennox  G.  B.  ..  345 

—  Charles  Lonsdale 21 1|  Rodway,  Stephen  Geo...  398 

—  David  Stephen  259  Etodwell,  E.    Hunter  75,  41s 

—  Donald    40,  4061  — ReginaldMandeville8o, 169 

—  Donald  Elpliinstone     404  Roe.  Arthur  Robt.  M.  ...  293 

—  Edward  Craig  330  —  Bernard  Oswald  435 

—  Frank  186  —  Cyril  Harcourt     210 


—  Frank  M.  Bniteau    ...  299 

—  Frederick  William  ...  2:4 

—  George  Alau 423 

—  Hon.  Hugh  155 

—  iiey.  Jamea 396 

—  James  Carrie... 519 

—  Jas.  Henry  Craig 330 

—  John  Albert    170 

—  John  Cunynghame  ..  361 

—  John  Frederic 348 

—  Kenneth  b'orbes  337 

—  Philip  Ryiid  20^ 

—  Robert      525 

—  Robt.  Arthur  Harvey  404 

—  Robert  Wdliam  P.  35,  176 

—  Thomas  Alexander ...  369 

—  William    213 

—  William  Robert  ..    83,  137 

Robin,  Nicholas  B ..  425 

Robms,  George  Upton  ..  250 

—  Lancelot.  1.  0 297 

Robinson,  Alick  C 214 

—  Annesley  Craven 366 

—  Archibald  Tyrrell    ...  279 

—  Chas.  Eugeue  Barnes  441 

—  Cbarles  Luceua 257 

—  Charles  T. 61,  168;— Stuart  Erskino    ...17 

—  Charles  Walter 443  RoUeston,  Ge  1.  H.  F.  .. 

—  Daniel  George  244iaoUo,  Hon.  Robert  299 

—  DelaPere  371!— William  Keith  226 


—  Edward  Charles  B.81,  400 

—  Humphrey  Verdon  ..  328 

—  John  Windsor    1736 

—  Robert  Bradley 525 

—  Samuel  George 271 

—  William  Edward 2^5 

P.oebuck,  Alg.W. Disney  183 
Roffey,  Harold  Bowyei  257 
Rogers,  Claude  R.    ..54,  346 

—  Frederick  Arthur 517 

—  Geo,  Wm.  Niabet 16 

—  Guy  Ham  It.ju  251 

—  Henry  Schofield    212 

—  Herbert  Thompsons.  444 

—  Hugh  Stuart 318 

—  John  ISdward  Varty  130 

—  John  Middleton  ...S4,  142 

—  Leonard  519 

—  Percy  Herbert ^15 

-K^w.  Stephen  F.Hugh  396 

—  Walter  Lacy  Yea 175 

Rolfe,  &€o.  A.  Neville  ...  460 

Rollaud,  Ale.tander 213 

-Chas.  Edw.  Tulloch..  i8j 

—  Edward  Lewis 441 

—  George  Murray 435 

407 

91 


Rolph.  Chas.  Thos.  i36| 

—  George  William    361! 

—  William  Lawford  366 

'lolt,  Stuart  Peter 83,  33')j 

Rome,  Charles  Lislie  ...  -.s'2-\ 

—  Cliude  Stuart 152I 

Rimer,  Cecil  Fra<i 35t 

Romilly,  Arthur  H 2Srj 

—  Bertram  H.  Samuel    2231 

—  Francis  Henry 297! 

—  Frerlerick  W. ..54,  223I 

Ronaid,  James  M'Bain  229' 

—  .lohn  James  334J 

Ronaldsou,  RobertW.H.  334 
Ronayne,  Chas.  R.  L, ...  387 
Rooke.  Alf.  Shipton  ....  419 

—  Benjamin  P.  Simpson  428 

—  Bertram  Hamraersley  212 

—  Everard  Home 214 

—  George  Harry  John..  352 

—  Giles ,.  440 

Roome,  Fredk.  M*Iver8o,29G 

—  Henry  Napier   426 

—  Leslie  Stuart ..  310 

—  Reginald  Eckford  ...  4291 
Rooney,  Gerald  Chris...  401 

—  Jas.  Patrick  377 

Rooth,  Richard  Alex.  ..  154 
Roper,  Alex.  Wm.     ..81,  209 

—  Reginald  IVevor  ......  294 

Rose,  Adrian 154 

—  Alexanders 379 

—  Ambrose  George 367 

—  Arth  ir  Hugh  Percy     304 

—  Charles     ....  395 

^  Charles  Stuart...  ..84,  209 

—  Edward  Lee 6,  3^7; 

—  Fiank  Stanley  ...  151 

—  Frederick  Capel   •.■60 

—  Harcourt  Ranking  ,.  286 

—  Henry  Metcalfe    ...23,  407 

—  Capt.  Hugh    299 

-^  Mai  Of  Hugh    .....  76,  416 

—  Hugh  Chambers 146 

—  Ivor  Sainte  Croix     ..  323 

—  John  Latham 431 

—  John  Markham 398 

—  Lauacelot  St.  Vincent  2.14] 

—  Richard  A.  de  Burgh  276 

—  Ronald  H.  VValrond   .234-1 

—  Thomi-3  Allen  ...259,  36^ 
--  Walter  John 145 

RT«her,  Henry  Louis  ..  294 
Roskell.  Wm.  Joseph...  256 
Ross,  Alan  Campbell  ...  175 

—  Alex  mder i" 

—  Arthur  Justin  215 

—  Arthur  Leith 258 

—  Arthur  Mai-ray 2," 

—  Charles 239 

—  Edm.  James  Thomas, 

nf  Jilaienxhurq    ---35,  206; 

—  Edward  Henry 255' 

-  Fleetwood  Geo.  C.    ..  4^6 

—  George  Whltehill 444 

—  Harry  436 

—  Hew  Dalrymple   357 

—  Horatio  St.  George   ...  178 

James  34c 

Sir  John  252 

John   Foster  Geor 

of  Bladenitbarg    .. 

John  Leith 18 

iZ^o.  Malcolm  Mauro  533 

—  Malcom  Nugent 173-' 

Norman  Hamilton  ...  386 

Robert  James ..  319 

Ron  lid  Campbell  .    ..  280 

Tnomas  Spinks    529 

Tyrell  Carter 334 

—  Walter  Charteris., 71,  332 
William    ... 3J2 

—  William  Robert    442 

Rosseter,  Ja-«.  Hurley  35,  176 

Rost,  Ernest  R 526 

Rostron,  Hubert  J.  Cecil  232 

—  Philip  Simpson  175J 

Rotheram,  Atistoa  M. ...  145 
Rotherham,  Walter  Hy.    211 

—  Henry 233 

Rothwell,  Rich.  Suttoni8ja 

Rotton,  JohnGuy   171 

Roundell,  Chris.  F.  222 

Rountree,  Reo.  H.  T.  H.  532 
Roupell,  Era.  Fred.  F.  ..  32 
Rouse,  Arch.  H.  Tylden    437 

—  Fred.  P.  Pierrepout ...  442 


—  Hubert 84,  170^ 


Routh,  Arthur  Lioael  ...  1S5 

—  Gordon  S.  Floyd  44^ 

—  Jules  Isha  n 37S 

—  William  Randolph  ...  3- 
Routleds^e,  Philip  (.'.  L.  292 
Row,  George  Russell  ...  419 
Rowan.  Hen.  Davia  ^3i 

—  Melville  John       1850 

—  Terence  England  50,  166 
Rowcroft,  Claude  H 439 

—  Erne?t  Cive    430 

—  George  Francis  ...Si,  417 
Rnwden.H.  Wetherell58.32s 
Rowe,  Conway  V.Fisher  220 

—  Ernest  Pentiman...    .  251 

—  LaurencsRowe-Fisher  219 

—  Octavius 54.  T"^ 

—  Wilfred  Edward  ..78,  31.; 
Rowland,  Michael  C.  ...  355 
Rowlands,  Hugh  284 

—  Hugh  darrow  .........  24:; 

Rowlandson,  Alf.Turuer  428 
-F 53f 

—  .John 46,  23! 

—  Michael  Geo.  Dobbie  444 
Rowley,  Cecil  Alured  ...  294 

—  Charles"  Pel  ham    185 

—  Prank  G.  Miithias 31Q 

-John... iSj 

—  ff'>».WilhamChambr^  13-^ 

—  William  H^nry  186 

Rowlinson,   Fred.  E.  H.  192 

—John  R.  Howard   192 

Rowney,  William  ...  ...  380 

Ro.Kburghe,  Dike  of...  ..   13^ 

Roy,  John  W.  Gascoigne  305 
Roy  la,  Albert  H.  223'r 

—  Wilfred  Edmund 148 

Ruck,  John  Egercon     ..  273 

—  Oliver  Edwal  s8,  208 

—  Rd.  Matthews 41,  206 

Rudd,  Hubert    iqo,  370 

—  Thomas  William  ..  ,.  395 
Rudkin,  Hugh  Krnest...  443 

—  Wm.  Chas.  Eric    174 

Rudwav,  Geo.  Wm. 30S 

Ruel,  Wm.  George   330 

Rumball.  Cha-les  A.  ...  173 
Rumbold.Chas  E.A.Law  136 

—  Christian  b'.  H 259 

—  Wm.  Edwin 181 

Randall.ArthurMontaga  251 

—  Cliarlci  FrauK  213 

—  Francis  Hornblow   ..  215 

—  Frank  Montague. ..47,  409 
Rundle,  Arthur  i'.  C.  ...   3^.7 

—  Cubitt  S S25 

—  Frank  Peveril    ..   213 

—  George  Rd.  Tyrell  72,  r63 

—  Sir  Henry  .VI.  L.  ...  6,  164 

—  Wm.  John  Scott   140 

Rupoft,  George ..  154 

Ruse,  James    216 

Rushr.on,  Arth'ir  Hlokie  184 

—  Henry  William 211 

Russell,  Alex.  Carter  ...  183 
-- Alexander  F. 380 

—  Lord  Atex.  George    ...  356 

—  Hon.  Ale.x.  Victor  F.    220 

—  Allan  R.  Postanca    ..  517 

—  ArthurEgertou  Watts  222 

—  Hon.  Artb.  Hamilton  142 

—  Sir  Baker  C 5.  154 

—  ifoH.  Bertr.ind  Joseph  174 

—  Bi'ucj  Bfemner      .71,  208 

—  Christopher  James    .183a 

—  Douglas  Harry  New- 
bury    Jjsa 

—  Edm.  S.  E.  Wilmot...  171 

—  Francis  Deane 440 

—  Francis  D.  Astley 262 

—  Francis  Shirley 142 

—  George  Blakeley  381 

—  George  Young    393 

—  Gdbert  B.  Alwyne  ...  220 

—  Harry  Thompson    ...  174 

—  Henry  John 365 

—  Horatio  Douglas  360 

—  James  Cosmo    145 

—  John i85 

—  John  Joshua 382 

Leonard 277 

Leonard  George   357 

—  Michael  William  381 

-Philip  L35lie  155 

—  Reginald  Edm.  M. ...  214 

—  Richard  Tyler  183 

—  Vernon  Elliott 275 


837 


Index — Active  List. 


RuBsell,  Walter 73,  20c 

—  Walter  Russell 309 

—  W.CharabersPomeroy  i54 

—  William  Edward  395 

—  Wiltiam  Kelson   :i3 

Russia,  B.I.M.  Emp.  of  143 
RustoD,  Reginald  S.  242, 373 
Rutherlord,  Ai-ch.  H.S3,  354 

—  Charles 395 

—  Nathaniel  J.Crawford  3S6 
— Rich.  Duffin  Buckley4i,334 
Ruthveo,  Hou.  Alex.  G 

Arkwright  Hore    ...  343 
■--  Hon.  (\  M.  Hore  30c 

—  R.  M.  BermiDRham...  i8c 

—  Hon.  W. P. ti. Master  of  223 

Rutter,  Eustace  F.    277 

Ruxtou.  Rcjbert  M.  C.  ...  303 

—  Upton  FitzHerbert...  275 

Ryall,  Edw.  Chas. 421 

Ryan,      Charles    ilont- 

Somerie 249,  364 

—  Clenif-nt  Ignatius    ...  304 

—  i^er.  Edward  396 

—  George  Julian   355 

—  Valentine  John  E.  ...  185 
Rybot,  Norman  V.  L. ...  443 
Ryeroft.  Alfred  R.  H.  ...  264 

—  Henry  Frederick 326 

—  Wm.  lleni'y 70,  152 

Rvde.  Francis  E 73,  360 

Ryder,  Clas.  H.  Dudley  211 

—  Dudley  Granville  R... 

—  Francis  John 84,  137 

—  John  James   276 

—  Wilfred  Ironside  ...76,  424 
Ryland.HeurvGeorgesi,  410 
Ryley,  Herbert  F.  B.  ...  307 
Rynd,   Fras.  Fleetwood  184 

—  Fred.  Cecil 410 

—  Gerald  Cleeve 327 

Ryves.  Benj.  Harvey  ...  442 

—  William  Neville... 246 

Sadleir,  Ii'ev.  F 390 

Sadler,  Alfred   4:, 

—  Ernest    Reginald   H.  445 

—  Gerard  Gloag 137 

—  Henry  Knight  1756 

—  Hereward    140 

—  James  Hayes 183 

—  Ralph  Peyton 305 

—  Walter  Hayes 259 

Safford,  Arthur  Hunt...  386 
^  Charles  John 26^ 

—  Napier  E.  Fredk 360 

St.  Aubyn,  Guy  Stewart  322 

-~  Hon.  John  T 54,  219 

St.  Clair,  Hon.  Chas.  H, 

M 336 

—  Chas.  Home  Douglas  306 

—  Jas.  Latimer  C 32 

—  Wm.  Aug.  Edm.  ...52,  207 

St.  Hill,  Ashton  A 2^ 

St.  John,  Beauchamp  T.  233 

—  Charles  W.  R 70,208 

—  Edmund  Farquhar.  174 

—  Geo.  P'rancis  Wm. 76, 177a 

—  Henry  Beauchamp  ...  440 

—  Hon.  Moubray  St.  A. 

T 

—  Richard  Stukcley  ...  442 
St.Leger.St.  John  Jas. 52,  352 

—  Stratford  Edward  ...  254 
St.  Qumtm,  Arthur N....  402 

~  Ernest  Suowdon 160 

Salkeld,  Arthur  Fred....  398 

—  Carleton  151 

—  Harold  Yorke 401 

—  Robert  Edward 

Salmon,  Geoffrey  N.     ..  357 

—  James  N 178,  368 

—  Lawrence    E.   Albert 

—  William  Harry 24,  406 

—  Wm.  Harry  Broome     329 

—  William  Henry  ...82,  32 
Salmond,  Francis  Wm.  175a 

—  William ...6,  204 

—  William  Geoffrey  H...  174 

Salomone,  John 192 

Salt,  Haiold  Francis  ...  175 

—  Thomas  Anderdon  ...  15^ 

—  Walter  Petit 25E 

Salter,  Geo.  C.  Beazley  367 

—  Henry  P.  Kiog 77,350 

Saltmarshe,  Philip..  48,  17^ 

Salvage,  John  V 382 

Salvesen,  Chas.  Erail.  84, 209 
Samborne,  Fred.  C.  S.P.  435 


Samman,  Charles  Thos.  384 
Sammut,  Herbert  Josepli  303 

—  Hugh     192 

Samson,  Henry  Rofe  ...  ."^is 
Samuda,  Cecil  M.  A.  .-.  246 

Samuel,  HeTri  Saul 378 

Samut,  A.  F.   P.  M.  J. 

A.  F.X 63,  368 

Sandars,  Edw.  C 171 

Sandbacb.  Arthur E.  48,  209 
Hugh  Handley 142 

—  Wiil'am .  231 

Sandberg,  Rev.  Fras.  B.  530 

—  Rec.  S.  L.  Graham  ...  503 
Sandeman,  Alfred  P.    ..  445 

John  Glae  130 

^  Malcolm  Gerald   351 

Victor  Staunton  158 

Sanders,  Alfred  Harry     235 

—  Alvin  Aug 277 

—  Arthur  R.  Careless...  214 

—  Francis  Gordon   i75« 

—  Geoffrey  Percival    ...  404 

—  George  Herbert 171 

—  Gerard  Arthur  F. 212 

—  Gerhardt  L'Honneux   423 

—  Guy  William  George  242 

—  Rev.  Montague  C     ...  530 

—  Robei't  Muriel  275 

— Wm.  Orpen  Skottowe  1C3 
Sanderson,  Fras.  G.  Oke  2 

—  Henry  Talbot 276 

—  Robert  Ballantyne  ...i75« 

—  Ronald  H.  i75« 

—  Wilham  Denziloe 234 

Sandes,  Charles 372 

Edward  W.  Caulfeild  215 

Sandford,  Daniel  A. 1S5 

Sandham,  George  B.    ...  29; 
Sandiford.J.O.Greatrex  379 

—  Victor  V.  Vincent     ..  404 
Sandilands,  Harold  R.  ..  233 

—  Henry  George 83,  169 

—  .Tames  Walter  342 

—  Philip  Orde 84,  364 

—  Prescott    401 

—  Vincent  Corbett  269 

Sand  with,  John  Robei't7o,4 12 

—  Linnoln  149 

—  Ralph  Leslie    78,  252 

Sandys,  Chas.  R,  Capel  445 

—  Charles  Ulric    346 

—  Edward  Seton  ■....  ^^13 

—  Edwin  Capel  C 47, 40Q 

—  Elgin  Thos.  FalKiner  361 

—  George  John  139 

—  William  Bain  R.  17 

Saner,  Albert  Elias 251U 

Angus  Henry 184 

Santbi'd,  Geo.Batthyany  436 

GeorgeE.  L.  S 5.  204 

Sangster.  Alfred  Bruce  429 

Patrick  Barclay   441 

Thos.  Alex.  Gardner    352 

Sanjana,  Kavasji  C 52 

Sankey.  Alfred  R.  M.  63,  2o3 

—  Crofton  Edward  Pym  214 

—  C^Til  Charles    81,  i6q 

—  Graham  George  Jas.  445 
Sapte,  Douglas 83,  232 

Francis ,.  319 

Sarel,  Geo.  Benedict  M.  437 
Sargeaunt,  A.  Frederic  212 

Henry  373 

Herbert  Gaussen 182 

Sargent,  Alfred  George  529 

—  Arthur  Edw.  Every   ,  306 

—  Harry  Neptune      -78,  364 

—  Wm.  Patrick  Miller...  444 
Sarkies.  Carrapiet  Johu  528 

—  Sarkies  C 524 

Sarsfield,  Wm.  Stopford  34r 
Sarson,  Edw.  Vipan    ...   17 

Sartoris,  Arthur  H 309 

Sartorius,  Existon  F.  F. 

Euston  Henry   7 

George  Chas.  Fras 127 

Satterthwaite.    Benj.  A.    41 

Saulez,  Edmund    430 

Saumarez,  Richard  J.    .  400 
Saunders.  Arthur  Rivers  430 

—  Cecil  Howie •75 

—  Cyril 2Q4 

—  Darid  Michael  382 

Edward  Aldborough  rSs 
Ernest  Howie   345 

—  Frederick  John    401 

Frederick  William  ...  212 


Saunders,  George  Fred.        IScott,  Chas.  Alex.  Reid  175 

CuUen 251]— Chas.  Archibald  R.  ,.  265 

—  Georee  Morley 58,  332I—  Cha.'-Ies  Dai-racott  81,177^ 

Harold 404'— Charles  Edwai'd   366 


—  Charles  Henry 24,  164 

—  Charles  Hugh    185 

—  Charles  Inglis 373 

—  Charles  Walker    174 

Richard    xS6  —  Do'iglas  Alex.  16,  206- 

William  Egerton  377!— Edmund  Richard  54;,  251 

—  William  Power 171  —  Edward  Baliol  182 

—  William  St.  Lawrence  247!- Edw.Wm.  Wood^rard  365 


—  Josiah  369 

—  Macan  Wm ■34,  i^^ 

—  Owen  Edgar  Moore...  139 

—  Patrick  Cornelius 304 


Saundwson,  Charles   ...  236 

—  John  V. 175a 

—  L.  Traherne  357 

Savage,  Arthur  R.  B.  ...  171 

—  Arthur  Johnson    213 

—  Cecil  F.  Heyworth  84,  235 

—  Geo.  Robt.  Rollo...  32,206 

—  Harold  Wilson 290 

—  Henry  Charles 35,  292 

—  John  Burke 395 

—  .Johnson  William. ..24,  205 

—  Morris  Boscawen 292 

—  William  Henry 421 


—  Fitzroy  TiiftonH.  77,  399' 

—  ]jord  Francis  G.  M.D.  220 

—  Francis  L.  Clemeat  ..  320. 

—  Geoffrey  N.  Dawson     183 

—  George 382^ 

—  George  Redmond is.s^ 

—  Geo.  Theobalds 212 

—  Gerald  Bassett 442 

—  Godfrey  F.  G.  Baliol  267 

—  Lord  G.  W.  Montagu 

Duuelas 151 

—  iorri Herbert.  A. M.D.  224 

—  Hopton  Arthar 437 


Savi.  Robert  J.  T 430!— Horace  Wra."" 58,  257 

Savile,  Albany  R.  C.    ...  440 —  Hugh  Aboukir 46,  176 

—  Geo.  Walter  Wrey  83,319 — James  525 

—  John  Herbert  Drax..  356|—  John i?.s^' 

—  Lawence  Wrey 174  —  John  Creagh 35 


—  Robert  Vesey    306 

—  Walter  Clare. .58,  177,  368 

Saville,  Robt.  Chas 332 

Savona,  Edward  79,  192 

—  Pio 192 

—  William 72,  192 

Saw,  Fras.  Albt 382 

Saward,  Michael  H....5,  164 

Percy  Sumner  I8^ 


John  Joseph SSI 

—  John  Willoaghby 174 

—  Lindsay  Buchanan  ...  329 

—  Lionel  Folliott 3°^ 

—  Lothian  Graeme  149 

—  Melville  Stewart i8s 

—  Neville  A.  Woodward  401 

—  Philip  Clement  J 364 

Richard 


Sawle.  Fra.  A.  Graves  16, 22r  —  Robert --  226 

Sawyer,  George  Henry    442  —  Robert  Kellock  ..  i8x,368 

—  George  Westrenen  28,  406]  —  Rev.  Sydney  S 53° 

—  Henry  Thomas 3951— iJfy.  Thomas 530- 

—  Richard   H.   Stewart  380'— Thos.  Archibald 350 

Saxe-Weimar,  ifwSfireue         —  Thomas  Edwin    ...79i  433 

Highnegs  Prince    Wm.        !—  Walter  Henry  5^1,  277 

Augustus  Edward  0/4,  137  —  Walter  J.  Maxwell  ...  269 

Sayer,  Jas.  R.  S.  135J—  Qr.3Ir.  Wilham 351 

Sayer.s..ffew.J.J.  Brydges  506— iicH^    William 438 

Scafe,  C.  Haringtoa...  7,  397  —  Reo.  William  53^ 

William  Angelo 299- 


Roberi  Charles 401 

Williatn  Ernest    242a 

Scaife,  Henry  Browse  77,288 
Scallon,  Robert  I.  ...  63,  412 
Scfmlau,  Arthur  de  C.      38 


—  Wm.  Aug. 50,  339- 

—  Rev.  William  Edward  532 

—  Wm.  Thomas  Wilson  251 
Scovell,  George  J.  S 34.> 


Scai-lett,  Hugh  Richd...  175(1  ^Scrat.chley,  Victor  H.  S.  322 

—  James  Alex.    i75iScriven,  John  Barclay...  146 

—  Hubert  Lawrence  .,  ..  169'Scudamore.  Chas.  P.  76,  259 

—  Wm.  Watson 386'— Walter  Victor    ..  210 

Sceales,  Geo.  A.  M'L.  ..  351 'Seabroke.  George  T 277 

Schalch.  Vernon  A.  ,32,  408  Seager,  William i3sa 

Scbarheb,  Wm.  Karl     ..  430'Seagram,  Tom  Ogle 173- 

Schlesinger,   Arthur  H.  2S8'Seary,  Alfred  Edw 438 

Schleswig  -  Holstein,  —  Chas.  Wm.  Henry   40,  406 

H.R.U.  Prince  F.  0.  —  Geoffrey  Orr  Feam  ...  529 

C.  A.  of... I,  4  —  Henry  Geor-ge  253 

Schletter,  Percy  ..  ..  51,  237  —  John  M'Queen. 17s 

Schneider,  Claude  V 420  Seaman,  Edwin  Charles  2x1 

—  Reg.  Percy  Congreve  428  —  James  Thomas 285 

Schofield,  H.  Norton  83,  169  Searight,  Hugh  Fforde    135 

—  Herbert 297 — James  Gerald  Lamb    226 

—  Syd.  Vaughan  -.  iSojSearle,  Alfred  E.  S. ...81,  417 

Scholes,  Hy.  Southey6i,  330  —  Auhrey  Vivian 43S 

Scholfield.Geo.  Peabod.y  211  —  Chas.Thomas  Aruaud  423. 

Schomberg,H.St.Geo.26,  399J — Percy  Cormack 432 

Schreiber,  Acton  Lemuel  zioj  Sears,  James  Walker  ...  292 

—  Arthur  Thomas    398  Seaton,  Fras.  D.  R 244 

—  Bernard  A.  Pering  ...  i6i|Seccombe,  Arch.  K 364 

—  Charles  Shuldham...  132  Seeker,  John 320 

Schrottky,  Cecil  E.  G.  i74!seckham,  Douglas  T.  ..  257 
Scnuster,  Lionel  Robert  237'Seddon,  Edw.  M'Mahon  iSo 

Schvvabe,  Geo.  Salis 6|— Thomas  Young 426 

Sclater,  Hy.  Crichton  52,  i66;3edgefield,  Arthur  R.W.  516 
Scobell,  Henry  J 70,  x43'Sed«wick,  Fras.  Roger  174 

John  Francis 352  Seeds,  Arthur  A.  3^6 

Sandford  J.  Falairet   240  Seel, Edm.  H.  Molyneux 
3coones.FitzmauriceT.F.235|  70,  237 

Scotland,  David  W 517  —  Edw.  H.  Molyneux  ...  225 

Scott,  Albert  Charles  ...  213  —  LouisE.  H.  Molyneux  280 

—  Alex.    Fras.  Sinclair  ibo  Seeley,  Reo.  Geo.    Hy.  532 

—  Alic  Lawiston 385  Segrave,  Wm.  Hy.  Erik    335 

—  Arthur  Binny 79,  i63  Selby,  Robert 385 

—  Arthur  deCourcy 26i[— William   5»9 

—  Arthur  E.  Somerville   404'Seligman,  Herberts —  173 

—  Arthur  Napier  de  Vere404'Sellar,  David  P..„ 13S 

—  Bernard 433I — Reo.  John  Annand     ..  532 

Bertal  Hopton  3S2' — Thomas  Byrne .  267 

Buchanan 41,  206  —Walter  D. 267 


Index — Active  List, 


838 


Shearer.  Johnston 516 


151 
160 
.  572 
296 
381 


Sellex,  George  Alfred...  388 

Selous,  Reginald  330 

Selwyn,  Chas.  H 422 

Semini,  Victor    79,  252 

Sempill,  Hon.  D.  Forbes  336 

—  Sun.  J.  P.  Master  of 

Sempill   299 

Semple,  David    3S1 

Senior,  Francis  Guy 250 

—  Hy.  Wm.  Richd 428 

Seppings,  John  Wm.  H.  353 
rier^ison,  Charles  W.  ...  223 
Serjeantson,  Cecil  il.  ...  252 

SerocoUl,  E.  Pearce  322 

Seton,  Ales.  Maxwell...  183 

—  Augustus  St.  John  ...  237 

—  Bruce  Gordon  518 

—  Cardon  Henry 275 

—  Henry  James 54,  344 

—  Winton 56,  352 

Settle,  Hy.  Hamiltoni7,  205 
Settrington,  C.  H.  Lord.  224 
Sewell,  Evelyn  P. 387 

—  Henry  Kdward 

—  Horace  Somerville,...  138 

—  Ivon  Govett 236 

—  Jonathan  William  S.  213 
Sexton,  Edm.  George  ,..  442 

—  John  Jos.  O'Brien......  428 

—  ilichaelJohn 381 

Seymour,  Arch.  Geo.  ...  143 

—  Beauchamp 323 

—  Charles... 379 

—  Chas.  Hugh  Napier. 

—  Charles  R.  Foster 291 

—  Edward    2 

—  Edw.  Hamilton   ...75,  368 

—  Georg'e  Culme  32 

—  Lord  Henry  Charles  220 

—  Ralph 144 

—  Reginald  Hem-y    323 

—  Lord  Wm.  F.  Ernest. 
~  AVilliam  Honry 136 

—  William  Walter    358 

Shadtbrth,  Geo.  A, ...58,  354 
Shadwell,  Leon.  Jul.  82,  243 
Shaftesbury,    A.   A.   C, 

J£arl  of 151 

Shafto,  Arth.  Buncombe  233  —  denry  Cooper 
Slingsby,  Duncombe    ..  220 
Shairp,  Alex 441 

—  Henry  Frank 442 

Shakerley,  Ernest  Alf...  282 

-  Geoffrey  Chas 322 

Shakespear,  Arthur  B  40,  398 

—  Frank  431 

—  Geo.  Kobt.  James     7,  405 

—  John 61,  447 

—  Loolie  W 419 

—  Wm.  Fred 421 

—  Wm.yHenry  Irvine  ...  444 

—  Wyndham  Arthur  B.  365 
Shanahan,  Daniel  Davis  384 
Shand,  William  Jorie...  342 
Sbannon,  Wm.  John  ...  157 
Sbarman,  EricHarding  526 
Sharp,  ffttf.AithurA.  ...  531 

—  Albert  Gerard  Gavin    3=2 

—  Alfred  Granville  327 

—  Frank  William 395 

—  Frederick  Leonard  ...  170 

—  George  Edward 277 

—  i^er.  James 53 

—  Richard  G.  A zSi 

Sharpe,  Edward  John  61, 3i9tShorLt,  Alex.  Graham...  179 


Shearman,  Eustace  R.A 
Shee,  Martin  Archer  ... 
Sheehan,  P  E.  C...  270 
Shekletoii,  Hiigh  P.  ..48, 
Sheldrake, Edw. No  iin... 
Shelley,  Arch.  D.  G  ..So, 
Bertram  A.  Grdham  212 
Henry  Richard...  19,  404U 

—  John  Conrtovvn  lldw.   223 

SheltOQ,  Charles    401 

Shepard,  Percy  C 306 

Shepherd,  Chas.  Herbert    28 

Richard  Edmund 316 

—  -Reu.  Theoph.  0 530 

Sheppard,  Charles  Lee..  402 

—  George  Sidney  434 

—  Herbert  Cecil 172 

—  John  Francis  81,  354 

—  Ponsonby    175 

—  Robert  dsboi'ne  185 

Seymour  H 212 

—  Thomas  Moreton 185 

—  Thomas  Winter   237 

Sherard,  R.Woodchurch 

79.  416 

Sherbrooke.N.H.  Cairns  175 
Sherer,  Jas.  Donnelly...  180 

John  Corrie    43: 

Lionel  Copley 252 

Sheridan,  Rich.  Bririsley  158 
Sheringham.Ai'thurWm  iS 
Sherlock,  David  John  C.  175 

-  George  W.  3. 443 

Sherrard,  Chas.  Wm.  33,  206 

—  James  William  443 

—  Lawrence  Arthur 214 

Sherwood,  Harold  Josh.  210 

—  Arthur  W.C 352 

—  Oliver  Caton  73,  360,  36S 
Shewan,  H..  Mackenzie    354 

—  Robert  E.  Money 210 

Shewell,  Arthur  Lewis  D.  443 

—  Arthur  Poole  432 

—  Eden  Francis   174 

—  Edward  Warner 346 

—  Geo.  Lewis  b^orster...  401 
Harry  W.  Macan 178 

184 

—  Percy  Garratt 76,  427 

Shewen,  Mansel  T.  ,..82,  418 

Shiffner,  E.  J 182 

Shine,  Eagene 329a 

—  Jas.  M.  P 381 

—  John  Piercey 401 

Shinkwiu,  Ion  R.  S. 365 

Shipii.'y,Charles'ryrell79,  235 

—  Mordaunt  Lea 75,  415 

Shipman,  Henry  J.    370 

Ship  way,  Guy  Maxwell  273 

Shone,  Wm.  T 24,  200 

Shore,  Frederick  llerbt.  395 

—  John  Lintom...... 262 

—  Oliiey  BohunS.  F  76,  420 

—  Robert 517 

—  Walter  Francis... 395 

Short,  Anthony  H...  82,   169 

—  Frederick  John 395 

—  George  Francis 388 

—  Hubert  G.  R.  Burges  246 

—  John  Bartholomew...  388 

—  Percy  Hamilton   273 

—  William  Ambrose......  172 

Sliortland,  Thos.  Geo.  ...  249 


Sillem,  Arnold  Fred 227 

Sillery,  Chas.  C.  A.  422 

—  John  Jocelyn  D 429 

Silver,  John  Payzant    ..  384 

—  Walter Barrington  ...  346 
Sim.  Geo.  Hamilton. .50,  207 

—  Henry  St.  John 404 

Simcox,  Chas.  Thomas  2S0 
Simmonds,  William  A.  515 
Simmons,  G.  P.  H.  Le  B.  ^10 

—  Sir  J.  L.  A 4,  204 

—  Percy  Walter 401 

Simms,  George  Norman  353 

^eo.  J.  M.^ 396 


Sladea,  David  Ramsay  247 

—  John  Ramsay  F.  8t,  240 
Slaney,  Charles  Wynne  402 

—  Francis  G.  Ken.yon...  332 
-Walter  R.  Kenyon46,  356 

Slater,  Henry  Martynoi,  177 

Leonard 442 

Slator,  George  Francis  181 
Slaughter,   Reginald  J.  296 

William  Buiitl    378 

Slayter,  Edward  W 384 

Sleddon,  Herbert  W.  ...  175 
Slee,  Percy  Henry  ...8r,  169 
Sleight,  R:twlaDd.. 262 


Simon.  Herbert  S.  P.    ..  2S2lSle5sor,  Arthur  Kerr  ...  305 

Maximilian  St.  Leger  214:—  Herbert 80,  397 

Simonds,  C.  Barrow 179  Sloan,  John  529^ 

George  Prescott  266' —  John  M 386 

Simons,  Wm.  Alfred    ...  37o!sioggett,  Arthur  T 378 

Simonet.John  Francis  ..  372:— Henry  Maxwell... 3S1 

Simpson,  AdriauF.H.  S.  404  Sloman,  Henry  S 279 

—  Alex.  George  Ward  ...  276JSiiiall,  Alexander... 185(6 

—  Arth.  C.  S.  Ward i82iSmalley,  Frederick    ...6,  403 

^  Arthur  Edmund  ...54,  327,—  Henry  Davidson  279 

—  Charles  John...  339lSmaUwood,  Frank  G —  179 


—  James  Birch   49,  207 

Sharpiu,  Rev.  G.  W 533 

Shaw,  Alexander  Jaa. ...  423 

—  Bertie  Hatfield 302 

—  Cecil  Arthur 141 

—  Clements  Robert  411 

—  David  George  L  .    So,  416 

—  Francis  S.Kennedy...  290 

—  Frederic  Charles  81,  305 

—  George  Jocelyn    ...75,  415 

—  Harold 257 

—  Harold  M.  Drury  444 

—  Herbert  Stuart 434 

—  James  Donala  Hay...  398 

—  Randolph  Albert 175 

—  Sidney  Hunter 325 

—  Rev.  Walter  Lilley  P.  530 

—  Wm.  Maxwell   175& 

Shawe,  Charles 35' 

Shawyer,  Alf.  Chas 147 

Shea,Alex.  Gallwey 445 

—  Henry  Francis 387 

—  John  Stuart  M 432 


—  Francis  deSausmarez  259 

—  Sausmarez  Dobree73,  23  ^ 
Shoubridge,  Chas.  A.  G.  441 

—  Tbomas  H 232 

Showers. Herbert  Lionel  422 
Shubnck,  Chas.  Louis  400 
Shuldham,  Fiuak  N.  Q.  154 
Shute,  Artn.  Blagden  63,  177 

—  Cameron  Dtiane    356 

—  Sir  Chas.  C... 147 

—  Gerald  Edward  ...  52,  207 

—  Hy.  GwynnDeane72,  22 

—  William  John    215 

Shuter,  Reginald  G 346 

ShuttleworchjAllenR.B.  443 

—  Betham  Wilkins  248 

—  Digbj  Inglis   444 

Siberry,  Edw.  Wm. 356 

Siddall,  John  Rupart  ...  147 
Sidney,  Hon.Algernon52,  169 

—  Tnos.  Alf.  Winsmore  3C9 

Silcock,  Alexander  517 

Sill,  John  Warre 49,  207 


—  Charles  Napier    ...52,  167 

—  Charles  Rudyerd... 48.  319 

—  David   525 

—  Edward  Herbert 238 

—  George ..7,  405 

—  George  Gregory  ..  56,  i63 

Henry  Charles   175 

Hy.  C.  C.Dnnlop,..54,  176 

—  James  404 

—  John  Chalmers 4^2 

.John  Edmund   316 

Laancelot 315 

—  Osmond  Beckett  313 

—  Robert 1756 

Robert  John  S. 380 

Rapert 366 

Rupert  Victor... 302 

—  Tom  Thorp 317 

—  William  George    401 

William  Hugh 441 

Sims,  J.  H.  Lang 328 

—  ReginaldF.  M 322 

Simson,  Arthur  Eraser    398 

Harold 386 

—  James  Robert   335 

Sinclair,  Alf.  Law 53,  \n 

—  Hon.  Archibald  J.  vl, 

^t.  C,  Master  of    ...   143 

David 524 

HughMontgomerie  4 1 ,  208 

—  John  NoiTuan    i7sa 

—  I'homas  Charles  175 

—  Walter 401 

Singer,  Charles  William  212 

^  George  Hamilton 37 

Singh,  Bawa  Jiwan 51. 

Singleton,  Henry  T.  C.  335 
Sinha,  Narendra  P.  ......  517 

Sinnott,  Herbert  C. 234 

Sitwell,  Deggo  Wilmot  344 

—  Fras.  Honorius  S 33: 

—  Norman  Sissou  Hurt  1S3 

—  William  Henry    ..48,  232 

—  Willoughby 1756 

Skeen,  Andrew   ..  438 

—  Oliver  St.  John 441 

Skedingtoii.i/oji.VV.J.C.  158 
Skelton,  Eric  George  ..  361 
Skene,  Charles  George  joiu 
Sketchlcy,  Srr.est  F.  P.    402 

Skey,  Fred.  E.  G 219 

Skmner,  Alex.  Baird  ...  445 

-Arthur  David    235 

—  Bruce  M 383 

—  Clifton  W.  Hilary  ...  1756 

—  Edmund  Grey    ...  24,  36; 

—  Edward  John 175 

—  Frederick  St.  Duthus  285 

—  Henry  Terence    290 

—  James  Tierney  16,363 

—  Monier  Williams,,.. 35,  206 

—  Percy  Cyriac  B 308 

—  Robert  Bruce 214 

—  Sidney  Hill 296 

—  Thomas  Carlyle    210 

Skipwitu,  Frederick 444 

—  Frederick  George    ...  234  -  Gay  de  Herriez 82,  434 

James  Wemyss 214'—  Harry  d' Arch. 243 

—  Philip  Armtield    177  —  Harry  Reginald  W.M.  174 

—  Qj-.ifr.  Henry 185(1 

—  Captain  Henry  518 

—  Henry  Broke 174 


Smart,  Alex.  Wm 28, 

—  George  Edward 185 

Smeaton,  Arthur  L 404 

—  Charles  Oswald  ...84,  17S 
Smerdon,  Fred.  G.  B. ...  373 
Smdey,  John 140 

Peter  Kerr 162 

Smith,  Alfred 395 

Alfred  Aquila   278 

—  Alick  Le  Fleming    ...  436 

Allison  Gagene 184 

Andrew    244 

Annesley  George 373 

—  Anthony KyrkeKyi'ke  238 

—  Archibald  Geo iSr 

Arch.  J.  Herman 402 

Arth.  Alg.  Dorrien  ...  357 

—  Arthur  George  Baird  259 

—  Arthur  Murray 179 

—  Charles  Aitchison    ...  440 

—  Charles  Edward  367 

—  Charles  Hy.  Bowden  290 

—  Charles  Hodgkinson,  :75a 

—  Sir  Charles  HoUed  ...       7 

—  Charles  Seaver 386 

—  Clarence  G.  Ross 297 

—  JBft;.  Clement 503 

—  Clement  A.Johnstone  184 

—  Clement  Leslie 283 

—  Colin  W.  Johnstone...  404 

—  Cuthbert  Mervyn 250 

—  Douglas  C.  Percy 320 

—  DrummondC. Spencer  175 

—  Edmund  Perceval    83,  169 

—  Edmund  Philip  B.  31,  363 

—  Edw.D.  Newnham4o,  447 

—  Edward  Locke  C 530 

—  Edward  Osborne 303 

—  Edward  Pelham   171 

—  Edward      Pendarvea 

Dorrign,.. 317 

—  Edward  Sharpe 307 

—  Eric  Sydney  Percy...  lot 

—  Ernest  St.  George  ...  355 

—  Etieano  de  Herriez  ..  iSj 

—  Eustace Clementi 250 

—  Eustace  John  Jervis     175 

—  Francis 239 

—  Francis  Lee  Baird  ...  225 

—  Frank  Addinsell 528 

—  Cit/^itzira  Frederick   ...  383 

—  Vet.  Capf.  Frederick    395 

—  Frederic  Alexander...  425 

—  Frederick  Manners...  437 

—  Frederic  Vincent 435 

—  Geoffrey i7,sa 

—  iilt'u.  George 396 

—  George  Barton  373 

—  Geoige  Edward 212 

—  George  M.  BuUen    ...  352 

—  Geo.  M'Xver  C 519 

—  George  Rainier  de  H.  431 

—  George  Wilson  268 

—  Gerald  .Montagu 175^ 

—  Gilbert  Boys 71,  [77 

—  Granville  H.  Fra.   77,  221 


Slade,  Fred.  George...?,  164 

—  John  Ramsay 7,  164 

Sladen,  Cecil  Gordon  ...  185 

—  Charles  St.  Barbe 213 


—  Henry  Ooape 75,  430 


839 

Smith,  Hy.  Ernest  Hill..  3S? 

—  Heury  Lockhart...  63,  279 

—  Herbert    ...  343 

—  Herbert  Austen 519 


354 

270 

,  1^9 


29c 


Index- 

Nevill    Maske- 


■Actice  List, 

Francis  Elm 


441 


53t 
492 
516 
172 


—  Herbert  Caringrton 

—  Herbert  Chas.Hyde 

—  Herbert  Guthrie  -  -83 

—  Herbert  Stoney 

—  Horace  Mackenzie   .. 

—  Howard  William    63 

—  Hubert  dementi 

—  Hubert  Hamilton 273 

—  Hu^'b  B.  Protheroe    .  162 

—  Hu<rh  Castle  ...  -    258 

—  Hugh   Wiltred  Thos.  18 

—  Hugh  AVilliam  72 

—  Jamefi  Herbert So,  447 

—  James  Macnair    ...    .  40 

—  J.  Robt.  Dunlop  ...So,  417 

—  John 247 

—  John  Blackburu  528 

—  John  Graham  63,  412 

—  John  Lindsay    

—  John  Manners    

—  John  Wetherall      . 

—  Sev.  Joseph  Frank  , 

—  Josh.  Waddmgton 

—  Julian  C.  Cariu^ton 

—  K.  John  Kiucaid  . . 

—  Kenelm  Stanley   323 

—  Leonard  Kirke 225 

—  LionetAbel 17^ 

—  Lionel  Fergus    384 

—  Owen  Anne.sley      428 

—  Percy  Wyndham  P.  7,  403 

—  Philip  Wm.  L.  Broke  215 

—  Raymond  Coape  44'-- 

—  Reginald  B.  Jervia  ...  222 

—  Reginald  Cur.Uffe 158 

—  Rennell  Percy    ...80,  177a 

—  Robert  Astley 317 

^Ronald  Kmcaid-..,63.  145 
— ■  Samuel  Boylan     397 

—  Samuel  Hy.  Parsons  253 
^Sidney 184 

—  Sidney  Brownin; 

—  Sidney  Thomas 

—  Stanley  G.  Drew. ..63,  i6d 

—  Stephen  Marsh 395 

—  Steuart  Bogle  76,  135 

—  Sydenham  C.  U.     .71,  ifs 

—  Rev.  Sydney  Edward  396 

—  ThomasGabrielLum- 

ley --- 16; 

—Thomas  Hugh  82.  418 

—  Thos.  M.  H.  Kincaia  150 

—  Thomas  Sbarpe    284 

—  TomParkynsC. 

—  Vernon  Percy  444 

—  Vincent  Percy  215 

—  Waller  A.  C.  Bowden  236 

—  W.  Marshall  Guthrie    437 

—  W.  Wm.  Mariiou  30,  i6_ 

—  Wilfred  Hugh  Moore  400 

—  W.  P.  A.  Hattersiey     184 

—  Wilfnd  Edw.  Bowuas  265 

—  Wilfrid  Lionel  B.  77,  177a 

—  Wilfred  Noel  Edm.  ...  400 

—  Wilfred  Robt.  Abel    .  210 

—  William  Apsley  ...  54,  167 

—  William  Douglas 259 

—  William  Dunlop    395 

—  William  Frank 43s 

—  AViUiamHughU.   :So,  368 

—  U  iUiam  Stuart 244 

—  William  Whitmore3o,  :65 

Smithe,  Percy  B 78.  284 

Smithers,  Leonard  S.H.  445 
Smithett,  Arthur  CH....  429 

—  Henry  C.  E 

Smithson,  ArthurE 

—  Walter  C 70, 

Smithwick,  S.  Geo 

Smurthwaite,  Philip  A. 
Smyly,  Fred.  Philip  71,  265 

—  Richard  Josiab    307a 

Smyth,  Bojujamin 115 

^Charles    349 

—  Geott'rey  H.  J.  S 15' 

—  Fredk.  John  Neville  184 

^  George  Abraham 172 

— ■  Gerald  James  W 213 

—  Henry  26, 

—  A'ir  Henry  Aug. 163 

—  Hugh  Ljie 317 

—  Hugo  Wm.  N.  S....  63,  368 

—  John 52 

—  John  Ambard  Bell  ...  135 


Spencer, 

hirst  185 

—  Harrison 173 

i[— .Toha  Almeric  W 358 

.303 


Smyth 

lyne i3^\ 

—  Owen  Stuart 49.   17^1 

R.  C.E.  Skefiington.., 

Ro'iert  Napier 162— John  Trevor   75, 

Ross  Acheson   254I — John  W.  T. 34, 

T.  G.  Hawkesworth...  249;—  Col.  Lionel  Dixon 
232 
211 
184 
379 
259 
372 


—  Vere  Staunton  84, 

—  William  Carew 

Smythe,  Andrew  G.  C. 

—  George  F.  A 

—  Henrv  Hamilton. ..61 

—  Ingoldsby  W.  T.  S. .. 

—  Ralph  Conran 184 

—  Ralph  Hamilton    ,  ..  234^ 

—  Rupert  Caesar 272 

Smythies, Raymond  H.R.      1 —  Wm.  Morelaud  Hala- 

79.  29^1 
Snatt.  Spencer  Arthur  276 
Snell.  Francis  Wm...  40  408 


Lieut.  Lionel  Dixon  .. 
Maurice     1S6, 

—  Thomas  Edward    .31 
Spender,  Wilfrid  Bliss  ., 

Spens,  James   47 

Speranza,Walter3.J.J.L.2i7 
Spicer.  Artliur  R.  Wm 

—  Percy  Leopold  

Spiller,  Duncan  W    Ti.    .  174 


Snepp,  John  Wan.«ey  ... 
Snow,  Edm.  Graham  81, 

Humphry  Waugh   ... 

Robert  Hastings  P.... 

Thos.  D'Oyly  ,  .,  48, 
Snowdon,  Harold  S.  K. 
Soady,  G.  J.  Fi^z-M.  ... 
Soames,  Chas.  ElUrtoo 

Gilbert  Horsman 

—  Lancelot  Henry  ,  .. 
Solbe,  ('has.  Edw.  de  L. 
Somerset,  Jlon.  A.  C.  E. 

C.  Wyndham 423 

Somervell,  Ernest 256 

William   232 

Somerville,  Harold  F...  358 

—  John  A.  C 232 

—  Stafford  Janes 271 

Thos.  Ca-nerou  F.  73,  231 

Soote,  Cecil  Speid 249 

Sopper,  Frank  Wm.  .. 
Sorsbie,  Robert  Fox   .. 

—  Rev.  Wm,  Fras 

Sourer,  Arthur  Bourke 

—  Hugh  Maurice  W...  . 

—  Thomas  81 


day    3^'7 

Soilsbury,  Edgar  Cbas.  54,208 
Spinks,  Charlton  W.  ,  .  i7t 
Si)t  t''ler,  Alfred    .  529^ 

Spooner,  Arthur    H.  ...  258 

Walter  B 395 

Spottiswoode.  Arthur  A.  336 

—  Charles  Jihn 48,  256 

Spragge,  Basil  Edw.  ...  130 
Sprague,  Louis  Chas.  ...  344 
Spratt,ArthurGraves56,  242 

—  Edward  James  Henry 
Sprawson,  Cuthbert  A.  529a 

Sprsnger,  Aloys  R 444 

Spring,  Fred.  Gordon...  241 

—  Rev.  Henrv  C... 531 

SpringQeld,  Geo.P.O.  ..  137 

Sprot,  Alexander 52,  140 

Sproule.  Harry  H 440 

Spry,  Chas.  A.  Nelsou 

—  Leighton  Hume    247 

~  William  Edm.  Hume  445 
Spurgin,  Sir  John  Blick  354 

159] —  John  Henry 32 

2io;Spurreli,RobertJohn  63,  146 
396  Spurway,  H.  Weston  ...  39S 
437  Spyer,  John  H.  Aug.  ...  31 
440  Squire,  R.  H.  S.  Hutton  185 


W.  Perfeci 38 

Southey,  Charles   Elliot  346'Stable,  Russell  Loscombe  307 
—  Henry  Herbert   429'Stables,  Alex 381 


John  Henry  W 310 

—  Robert  77,  418 

—  Wm.  Melvill   427 

Soutry,  Trevor  L.  B 345 

Sowerby,  Maurice  E.  ...  214 

Sowray,  Gerald  II 327 

Spackman,  Harry 388 

-  St.  Jolui  Gaisford 215 

Spaffoid.  Arthur  L 258 

Spaight,  Thos.  Hy.  L...  215  Stacpole,  Henry  D, 


Stannard.  Benjamin     ..  258 

—  Bphraim    175^ 

Staunus.   Gerald   W.  J. 

Fitzgerald    161 

Stansfeld,  Cyril  Grey    ..  440 

—  Harold  H.  G 438 

—  Hubert  Arthur 256 

James  Rawdon 179 

JohuRaym  >tidEvelyn  310 

—  Thomas  W 256 

Win.  Beauchamp...73.  S^o 

Stanton, CharlesJohn  78,  235 

—  Rdward  Alexander78,  301 

—  Edward  ('harles     61,  208 

—  Francis  Henry  Guy,..  17"? 

—  FredericK  W.  Starkey  178 

—  Harold JamesCliffnrd  767 

—  Harold  John  Stanton  233 

—  Hy.  Ernest    76,  177a 

—  Hubert  Lionel    ■  429 

—  Hu;^h  Anrinl  Stanton  226 

—  Uegiuald  W.  Starkey  315 
Stannell,  H.  S.  M.  ,80,  259 
Stttpledon,  Chas.  Cyril...  328 
Staples,  Arthur  George    369 

—  John  369 

Stapletnn,  Francis  H....  301 
Stapyiton,     Bryan     H. 

Chctwynd    261 

—  Granville  G.  C 227 

—  Granville  J.  C .  17^ 

Stares.  Robert  P 251 

Starkey,    Wm.     H-     J. 

Barber... 175^ 

Starr,  vv.  Henderson  ...  382 
Statham,  John  C.  B.   ...  385 

—  Reo.  S.  P.  H 393 

Staunton,  George  .-.  80,  333 

—  Henry  G,  Lynch  232 

—  Reginald  K.  Lynch  ..  175 
Staveley, Arthur  G 1756 

—  Sir  Chas.  W.  D.    ...    .  303 

—  William  Cathcart  85,  170 
Stavert,  Thos.  Hope  56,  352 
Stawell,  George  D 34 

—  Lawrence  George  ...  284 
Si/eavenson,  Chas.  John  237 
Stebbing,  Nigel  A.  ..  .      175 


Stace,  Hy    Watson  444|;ltedman.  Sir  Edward  6,  405 

—  Rfilph  Edward   .,  215 

Stacey,  Wm.  R.  B 404 

Stack,  Charles  Euw 403 

—  Charles  Spottiswoode  437 

—  George  Hall  2:4 

—  Leo  Oliver  FitzM 286 

—  Maurice  O.  Whyte  ...  272 

—  William    347 


Spalding,  Charles 367 

—  William  B 183 

Span,  Frederick  H 283 

—  Henry  J.  B 297 

Spaukie,  J.  Patrick  W. 

52,  411 

—  James  Brenchley  .....  395 
Sparenborg,  HausR...  231a 
Sparke,  Henry  Bowyer    223 


-  John  Guys 

Sparkes,  Claude  S... 382J- 

Johu  Geo. 


3.30 

383 
154 
355 
421 


■  373 

John 34 

Stacpoole,  Geo.  Wm.  R.  292 
Staddon.  Henry  Ernest  384 
Staff,  Francis  William  ..  367 
Statiord,EdmundH.W.H.2ii 

—  Henry  L.  C.  H.  ...  71,  208 

—  Percy  Beaumont 280 

—  Wm.Fras.  Howard  51,  207 
Stainforth,  Herbert  G....  425 

315' — Lesley  C.  H 419 


Philip  Truman 444 

Richard  T.    41,  36: 

—  Wm.  Moore  Bell 387'Stalkartt,  Chas. Edw.  G.  383 

-  Wm.  Spottiswoode  48,  297!-  Harold  A. 384 

Sparks,  James  Douglas  235  Siallard,  Hamilton G.F.  3S6 

Si^arling,  Jas.  Philip  51,  410  —  Raymond  M 251 

Sparrow,  H.  Fras.... 220  —  Stacy  Frampton 173 

—  Richard 141  Stammers.  Geo.  E.  F.  ...  385 

Spearman,  Alex.  Ycung  234'Staubrough,  Leonard K.  183 
Spedding.  Chas.  Geo....    369[Standage.  R.  Frazer  ...  52s 

—  Charles  Rodney 344jStandbrKlge,Edm.B.  31,,  165 

—  Edw.  Wilfrid... 171 — William  John    184 

—  John  ('arlisle  Deey2£7, 365  Standen, Jas. Douglas  54,  346 
Speed,  H.S.Andrews  50.  :jo7  —  Robert  H.  Eraser 364 


—  F.  Savignac   53' 

teel,  Anthony    175 

—  Edwin  Bedford   ....  384 

—  Francis     Macdonald  262 

—  James  Nisbet... 45" 

—  Richard  Alexander...  440 
Steele,  Chas.  Edw.  B....  442 

—  George  Prederick  ..  ..  142 

—  JuUau  M'Carty  221 

—  Lawrence  L 51,  327 

—  St.  Geo.  Loftus  ...   76,  415 

—  William  Lawrence  ...  387 
Steeu,  Hunter  (J 440 

—  Robert  530 

riteer,  Geo.  H.  Seneca  ..  238 

Steevens,  John  24,368 

Steuhouse,  Herbert  W.  250 
Stenning,  Kenelm  H....i75i 
Stephen,  AlberiA.Leslie22na 

—  Arthur  James    247 

—  Charles  Jolm 155 

—  Charles  Merton    261 

—  Douglas  C.  Leslie 220 

—  Les»el  Pnilip 53° 

-  Robert  Campbell  ..  ..  155 

Stephens,  Edward    215 

—  Frederick  Archer    ...  387 

—  George  Reginald    ...  232 

—  Gerard  Edm.  Byng   .  357 

—  Henry  Knightsr     .  .,  398 

—  RegiuaUi  Byng 357 

—  William ..iSsa 

Stephenson,  Cecil  M.  ...  267 


Spence,  A.  E.  Cecil    381  Standing,  Ernest  S 215  —  Douglas  Wm.   Stuart  361 


—  Alex.  Hierom  O 

—  Cecil  John  Herbert. 

—  Edw.  K.  E 

—  Herbert  Frederick  ...  320 

—  John  17' 

—  Philip  Alex.  Francis  299I 

—  Philip  T.  Augusiine...  448 


437'Stanford,  Hy.  Bedell  Si.  i77<(!—  Eric  Seymour    274 

357'Stanistreet,    George   B.  3S3  —  Krnest'Wm.  Rokeby  319 


9!Stanley,      Rev.      Albert 

Edward ..  531 

Hon.  Algernon  Fras.    132 

Cecil  V.  Sloaae 153 

Kdmond  Talliot  ...61,  360 


-Robt. Geo. Inkermann  iS^nj—  ifoH. Ferdinand  Chas.  219 


Spencer,  AlaL  W.  B 1541- 

—  Almeric  A.  W 247! 

Arch.  Claude  Douglas  344 


—  S>r  Fred.  C.  A, 

—  Hamilton  Russell 358 

—  John ,.  519 

—  Keppel 169 

—  Tueuilore  Euward  ^i,  303 
Stepney,  C.  C.  Herbert    322 


Frederick 174  —  Herbert    A.  Herbert 


lion.  Frederick  Wm. 
■  Geoffrey 34, 


—  Charles  Francis  Hy.  271I — £fon.  George  Fred 173 

Charles  George      383]—  Oliver  Hugh  175 


—  Charles  James    242a' —  R.  F.  A.  Sloane 

—  Dhanjibhai  Barjoeji...  516' — Willian  B'ackeney. 


157 
36. 


Stericker.  A.  Wm 283 

—  Leigliton  Mailow 276 

Sterling,  John  Barton    ..      5 

—  Jniiu  Trelawny  ..  .  85,  221 

—  M  les  George 387 

Stein,  Hy.  Julius  J. 154 


Index- — Active  List. 


840 


Rteuart,    Bernard  C.  A. 

—  Ferdiuanil       H.      de 

iCierzkowski   223 

Btevens.  Algernon  F.  ...  519 

—  Alfred  C.  Cornwallis  1750 
^  Arthur  C.  J 214 

—  Buckenhnm  F 360 

—  Cecil  Mordrtunt  Hy...i75a 

—  Cnpt.  Chas.  Frederick  T70 
— Major  Chas.Fredk.70,  4T2 

—  Charles  James 369 

—  Cecil  Robert . 519 

—  Frank  Augustus 231 

—  George  Archibald   ...  236 

—  George  Bo rlaae    ...56,  414 

—  George  Morton       .31,  165 

—  Harrv  Cavave 404 

—  Harry  Whitehill  265 

—  Herbert  biunell  311 

—  John i75fi 

—  Leighton  Marlow 276 

—  Morton 423 

—  Nathaniel  M.  C ..  432 

--  Reginald  \V.  Morton    344 

—  Stephen  Reptou   427 

—  Thomas  i?5« 

Stevenson,  Alex.  Gavin  213 

—  Edward  Hall 173 

—  Francis  34,  408 

—  Fras.  Herbt.  Leyland  335 
-^  George  Herbert 297 


Stewart,    Walter    Fifcz-         Stotherii,  Sydney  Boyle  243;  Studdert, Thomas ...241a 

Alan   439  Stott,  Charles  William     367  Studley,  Hany 300 

—  ffon.  Walter  John    ...     16  SUmrton,  Hon.  E.  P.  J.  316  Stiilpnagel,  Chas.  Wm.     182 

—  William     300  Stow.Elliot  P.  Philipson  155  Sturges,  Wm.  Eden     52,  232 

320  Stoyle,  George  Henry ...  369  Sturgis,  Hy.  Russell    ...  358 


—  William  Archibald  . 


—  Wm.  Edmond  Logan   297  Stracey, Ernest  H.Denne  239  Sturmer,  Arthur  J.    524 

—  Wm.  H.  Macintosh7D,  447; —  Reginald  George 22ia  Stiirrock,  George  C 182 

—  William  Murray  ^42  Scracuau,  David    326  Sturt,  Robert  R.  N...  47,  410 

—  William  Robert  ...83,  209 —  Edw.  Aubrey  71,  27i'3tyle,  Robert  Henry    ...  140 

Stiell,  David 383!— Jas.  Arthur 33  —  Rodney  Charles  ' 313 

Stitfe,  Arch.  F.  E. 180  —  ie/.  Reo.  John  Miller    532  Suart,  Wm.  H.    46,  166 

Stigand,  Chauncey  H....  3i3'3trachey,  John 80,  4i6jSudds,  Wm.  Benj.  ...190,  370 

Still,  Kec.  Alexander    ..  460' —  Richard  John  79,  356  Sudley,  A.J.  C.  G.  VUct.  134 

—  Egert'jn  VVilloughby    401  IStrafford,  Percy  B.  2S4'Su*"t,  Herbert  Charles  ...  284 

Stiliwell,  Wt!.  Digby   ..  i75'3[irahan,  Charles 6,  204JSugden,  A.  Maitlana 373 

3tir.ie,  Julius  Fred 361  —  George  Aubrey 434!Sugg,  Benjamin    216 

Strange,  Arthur  James..  4^7[SuUvan,  Ernest  Fredk.    290 

—  Harry  Bland 179!—  G.  D.  Filraer   34,  13S 

—  Robert  George.. 


Stirling,  Alexander 336 

^Archibald 223 

—  C 300 

—  Captain  ('harlea   172 

—  2nd  Lf.  Charles 300 

^  George  Murray  Home  303 

—  Henry  Francis 221 

—  James  David 441 

—  James  Wdfred 51,  167 

—  John  Gordon ..  150 

—  Reginald  G 32: 

—  Walter  Francis...  354 

Sir  William  4,  163 

William 174 

—  William  George  Hay  421 


George  J.  H 294!Stiste.l,  Charles  H 225 


527 


C.  5ieaLhcote ..76,245 

Stobart,  Geo.  Herbert...  173 

—  Henry  Francis 233 

—  William  Eden 80,  139 

Stock,  Philip  Graham  ...  3S7 

—  Thomas ..49,  303 

Stockdale,Gaty.H.W.7i,  20a 

—  Herbert  Edward 170 

Stocker,  Harold  M 185 

■  Thomas  Rennie    346  Stockley.ArthurUniaoke  171 


—  Henry  Wickham, 

—  James  i 

—  Kenlis  Langley 183 

—  Nathaniel    4 

—  Philip  Leake 227 

—  Robert    24 

—  Robert  Crawford. ..83,  178 

—  Rev.  R.  Home  531 

-Thomas  Herbert  387! 


—  William  Flack  377 

Steward,  Godfrey  R.  V.    372 

—  Harry  Warry    73,  292 

—  Oliver  H.  D'AltejTac  299 

—  Regd.  Holden   325 

Stewart,  Albert  F 327 

—  Alexander  Frederick  445 

—  Alg.  Biuiiham  A 330 

—  Archibald  Campbell     437 

—  Archibald  Francis    ..  439 

—  Basil  Heron  Shaw  ...  174 

—  Bryce 72,  353 

—  J^ec.  Charles 530 

—  Cti/)?aiH  Chas.  Edw...  171 

—  Lt.  Charles  Edward      299 

—  Cosmo  Gordon 171 

—  Davison  Brace 172 

—  Douglas  175 

—  Dudley  Strathearn  70,  232 

—  Francis  Thornton 429 

—  Geoffrey  222 

—  George  Edward    529 

—  George  Herbert    530 

—  George  Powell 84,  27: 

—  H  arold  Souther    i  j$a 

—  Herbert  Arthur...  244,  365 

—  Herbert  E.  Hathom- 

Johnston  335 

—  Hopton  Scott 6,  405 

—  Houston  M.Shaw 158 

—  Hugh     440 

—  Ian 269 

—  James 79,209 

—  James  Ainsiie   130 

—  James  Anthony. ..179,  369 

—  James  Fearnley  422 

—  James  Haldane    360 

—  James  Johnston  350 

—  James  Marshall  420 

—  Jas.  M.  Vansittart    ..  267 

—  Jas.  St.Clair  L)r3-sdalei75a 

—  John 138 

—  John  Alexander   433 

—  John  Henry  Keith  ...  439 

—  John  Lindesay 441 

—  Noel  St.  V.  Ramsay    159 

—  Sir  NormanRobert, 

Barf 7,  405 

—  Patrick  A.  Vansittart  267 

—  Patrick  Douglas  34c 

—  Robert  JosephTucker  439 

—  Robert  MacGregor   5,  164 

—  Robert  tftiir 237 

—  Rupert  83,    282 

—  Thomas  William 525 


—  Ernest  Norman...  213 

—  Henry  Hudson  Fraser  401 

—  Hugh  Roderick 21 

—  James  Pearson  444 

—  John  Cator ..  37 

—  Vesey  Mangles 52,  411 

Stockwell,  Clias.  Inglis  334 

—  Clifton  Inglis 2G4 

—  Geo.  Clifton  IngliS  ...  336 

—  Hugh  Charles    334 

Stodart,  Thomas 526 

Stoddart,  Fredk.  Wm....  323 

—  George 1S2 

—  Norman  Victor 238 

Stoker, M.C  L.Caulfeild  361 

—  Robert  John  Graham  258 

—  Wm.  B.  Caulfeild 371 

Stokes,  Aleyn  Whitley    215 

—  Alfred    .73, 

—  Chas.  Hy.Geo.  Vesey  271 

—  Claude  Bayfield    44 

—  Folliott  Stuart  F 26 

—  Harold  William  P.   ...  3t)6 

—  Henry  Haldane 378 

—  Leslie FalkinerJ.deV.  231 
Reginald  George  307(i 

—  Thomas  Geo.Nesbitt   530 

—  William  Allen    2i_ 

—  William  Noel 398 

Stokoe,  Rec.  Cecil  Geo.    530 

Thomas  Hichard   2iS2 

Stone,  Ar.  Brabazon 26 

—  i2et7.  Arthur  K 530 

—  Charles  Alfred 385 

^Francis  357 

Francis  Gleadowe   56,  177 

—  John  Htrtrick 175a 

—  Lionel  Geo.  'lempest  235 
William  Richard  431 

Stoney,  F.  J.  Wetherall  382 
George  Bindon 215 

—  George  Bntler  267 

—  Patrick  Sinclair  445 

—  Ralph  D.  Sadleir 346 

Stooks, Charles  Sumner  441 


78,  t 
btraugways,  H.  S.  Fox..  426 

—  Theodore  Stephen  Fox  344 
Stratford,  Cecil  Veraon 

Wingtie'd  ..  52,  207 

Stratban,  Percy    293 

Straton,  Chis.  Hy 387 

Stratton,  Fred.  Chas.  ..  395 

—  Wallace  C.  R 447 

Sti-eatfeild,  Eric... 33; 

—  Henry ,,.  56,  219 

Street,  Alf.  Wm.  Fred...  527 

—  Arthur 360 

^  Ashton 52S 

—  Edmund  Rochtort   ...  291 

—  Hdrold... 404 

—  Harold  Edward 174 

—  Herbert 161 

Streeten.  Bernard  S.  ...  282 
Strettell,  Chaunoy  B.  D.  4C4 
Stretton,  Wm  deCourcy  18: 

—  Wdliam  Lionel 26 

Strick,  Jobn  Arkwright  ;^t7 
Strickland.  Edward  A 

—  Edw.  Peter    81,239 

—  Edwards .83,  354 

—  Percy  C.  Hutchison  ..  525 

—  Wm.Alex.WickedeSo,  447 

Striedinger,  Oscar    305 

Stringer,  Fred.  Wm 241 

Strong,  Addiugton  D.  ...  441 

—  Charles  Powlett  251 

—  Frederic  Lewis  H.  ...  401 

—  Henry  Melanjtbon   ..  320 

—  Henry  Stuart 440 

—  Herbert  Pero.y  441 

—  Norman  B.  Glegg 438 

—  Reginald  Godfrey 353a 

—  Wuliam       171 

Stroud,  Edward  James..  400 

—  .fohn  B.  Wallace  185 

Strover,  Mart}-!!  R 
Strugnell,  Haruld  F.  H.  402 
Stuart,  Alexander 345 

—  Alex.  P.  D.  Carmatt  ..  429 

—  Alex.  George  225 

—  Alex.  Ram»ay  72,  177 

—  AndrewMitchell     75,  209 
Burleigh  Fraa.  B 275 

—  Charles  Craufurd 328 

—  Chas.  John  Lewis   ^^2,  411 

—  Chas.  H.  ViUiers  ."...  441 

—  Claude  Houston  139 

—  Donald  Forbes 425 

—  Donald  Mackenzie  ...  2S9 

—  Donald  Neil  1850 

—  Edward  Andrew    225 

—  Godfrej'H.Conyngaam277 

—  Herbert  Craven    352 

—  Hugh  Seymour D.  308,  374 

—  John 299 

—  John  Patrick  ViUiers  445 

—  John  Robert  381 

—  John  T.  Burnett  357 

—  Patrick  ViUiers    236 


Sullivan,  Edw.  Laiigford  427 

—  Geoffrey  Arnold  302 

—  Hugh  Aug 39 

—  Maihew ..  367 

—  Rupert  Edward 421 

Sumner, Cha.Maur.ii.'  58,296 
Sunder,  Chas.  Kdward  .,  517 
Sunderland,  Alfred  J.  E.  242 
Supple.  James  Fras...  ...  377 

—  Willi^-m  Hamilton  ..  355 
Surtees,  Henry  S.  B 133 

—  Herbert  Conyers.. 52,  221 

—  Riibert  Lambton  318 

Suther.  CuthoeriC.  ...4,  397 

—  Percival  itJ2 

Sutherland,  Alio 350 

—  ArthurOrr  ..  287 

—  D.  Waters  195 

—  Henry  Holmes  ..  299 

-  John  Campbell 4-^3 

—  Reay  Maekay    135 

—  William  Dunbar  525 

Sutor,  Alan  John 185 

Suttie,  Geo.  D.  Grant...  299 
Sutton,  Alex.  Arthur    ..  382 

—  Francis  Goodwin  Hill  431 

—  Frederick 184 

—  Henry  George Si,  417 

—  HughClement  221 

Swabey,  Frederick  361 

—  Louis  William  380 

—  Maurice 385 

—  Wilfred  Spedding 364 

Swaine,  Arthur  T.  ...52,  344 

—  Charles  tfldward 24 

—  Charles  L 524 

—  Francis  L.  Victor 219 

—  Frederick  Robt.  515 

—  Leopold  V 5 

Swainsju,  Fred.  Ernest  320 

—  Joseph  Leonard  258 

Swan,  Charles  Tarrant  428 

—  Francis  Laidley  .  ..  27q 
^  John  Stewart 436 

—  Norman  Edward 256 

—  William 369 

—  William  Travers  381 

Swaun,  Clarence  J.  H...  1/3 

—  Harmgton 84,  237 

—  John  Christopher  6c,  411 
Swanston,CharlesL)Uver  426 
^  Noweli  Shersou  .78,  416 
Swanoon,  James  H....63,  399 

Swansy,  Samuel  L 24i« 

Swayue,  Cha.  Henry  ...  378 

—  Edward  Hopton    245 

—  Eric  John  Eagles 422 

^  Francis  Gerald  ...  250 

—  Harold  Geo.  C 77,  209 

—  Oswald  ciocke 184 

Sweeny,  Roger  Lewis  C  404 

-~  Terence  H. 5it> 

Sweet.  Edw.  Herbert  ...  438 
Sweetnian,  Michael  J....  249 

—  Micbael  James  J 275 


Ralph  Esme 180  Sweetnam,  Stephen  W.  384 

—  Reginald  Pole    329Sweetzer,  Daniel  Jas.  ..  233 


RoDert  Charles  O.  75,  177(1  Sweny,  Wm.  FredencK  235 

i^ey.  Robt.  Wm.  Hall    530  Swetenham,  Foster 143 

Stopford,  A.Bouverie  18,  164  —  Sidney  Offord   380' —  Robert  A 17,406 

—  Hon.  Fred.  William...     24!—  Walter  Ochiltree  272  —  Roger 229 

—  Heneage  Frank  174!^  WiUiam  D.  ViUiers  ...  440  Swettenham,Geo.Kilner  34© 

—  Lionel  Arthur  M.    85,  224  Stuober,Robt. Hamilton  132!— Thos.  R.  K.  Warren    249 

—  Wyndham  Horace  ...  40- jStubbs,  Arthur  G.  B    ...  372  — Wm.  Alex.  Wuybault  182 

Storey,  Hy.  Innea 242  —  Thomas  Troubridge  353a  Swift,  R.  Meade  P 354 

Storr,  Charles  L 440I—  William   134  Switte,  Arthur  Meade...  140 

Henry  ... 3i9:Scucley,HumphreySt.L.  220  —  Edm.  Lenthal 437 

Storrs,  Rev.  R.  Aug.    ...  530'Studd,  Fras.  Cyril  R.  ...  230  —  Francis  William   237 

Story,  Edw.  Kenmi^    ...  401'  —  Herbert  vV'm 221  Swiney,  Alex.  J.  Henry    210 


—  W 300  Stolherd,  Edw.  A.Wood  429  Studdert,  Edward  . .....  364  —  Ernest  Robt.  Kainior    425 


84 


Index — Active  List. 


Swiney,  George  Walter        iTatc,  John  Fras.   Feu-        jTempler,  Henry 76,  4 15, Thompson,      Frederick  ^^ 

B 70,412         wick   25S  — John  Pope  241  Vi?ian   215 

—  Gilbert  Mars  R.  A.  ...  161  Tatham, Arthur  G 63,  397'—  Walter  Francis   -.  346,573  —  George  Frederick     ..  136 

Swinhoe.EdmuntlArthur435!—  Charles  J.  WiUmer  ...  382lTennam,  C.  Cambrids^e         —  Gilbert 349 

Swinley,  Geo.  D.Probyn  44i|Tatu(n,  Harold  442!  82,  4^7;—  Harold  Jas.  Meysey  357 

Swinton.  Ernest  Dunlop  212  Tawnoy,  Charles  Joseph  =41!— Edward 434 1— Harry  Adair  348 

—  Francis  Edward  S^Sl—  Edw.  Plowden  A.    72,  177!—  Hy.  Lancelot    85,  170'  -  Harry  Arth.  Hale  ...  430 

—  Robert  Bruce 3ioiTayler,Wm.FotherKiIlC.  434  —  Thomas  B.Everest...  481]— Henry  Neville 381 

Swire.  Henry 372iTayIor,AdrianAubrfiyC.  354  Ternan,  H.  A.  Bretfney    229  —  Herbert  Johu 360 

—  Walter... 250!—  Alexander  \ViIIiam77,227  —  Henry  Breffney  ...40,  407 [—  Ivau  Frank  Rosa 434 

Sword,  Wm.  Dennistouu  329  —  Archibald  Gilsou  —  24*1—  Richard  R.  B 371 —  John  369 

Sworder,  Fred.  Robt.  T.  340  —  Arthur 1 756 1  —  Trevor  Patrick  B 35'— John  Alexander  R.  ...  277 

Swynnerton.  Rev.  Chas.  532  ~  Arthur  Campbell 270jTerrot,  Chas.  Russell ...  147'—  Livin2:ston     William 

Sydenham,  Ernest  G..,,2:i4a —  Arthur  H.  Mendle  ...  134'Terry.  A.  F.  A.  Imbert     1481         Norman 175 

Sver.  Herbert  Hingston  443  —  Arthur  Wra.  NeutVille  428  — Astley^ Herbert  ...85,  364,- Noel  Gilliat  239,374 


-Joseph  Murray" 175a  —  Bortie  Harry  Waters  31  ij- Edw.  Ernest  Gregory  328 

Sykes,  Clement  Arthur    171  —  Brook  Wilbraham    ...175a  —  liobt.  J.  Atkinson    ...  327 

—  Harold  Piatt 1361— Cecil  Hugh 33o|—  VVilUam  Gordon  182 

—  Harry  Erling 366;— Cecil  Salusbnry 179  Tetley.  Arthur  S 401 

—  Joseph 516!— ('harles  Lancaster  ...  265JTeversham,  R.  K....   63,  412 

—  Percy  Molesworth   ...  136!— Daniel 234(1, Tew,  Cyril  Crofton  B.  ..  145 

—  William   137  —  Douglas  JameaOrr  75,  415'— Harold  S.    279 

-Wm.Amley 51 7I— Edward    39  tlThacker,  Henry  Joseph  428 


—  William  Ernest ..  257 

Sylvester,6eorgeHolden  379I 
Syme,.ffeD. J.G.Skittowe  53CJ 
Symes,  George  Stewart  291: 

Symon,  Walter  C 17^ 

Symonds,  Charles  W.H.  428 
■  Rev.  Geo.  D 457 


■  pjdwanl  11.  Clough  ...  263  —  Robert  Christy 

■Edward  Moore 439, —  Thomas  Villiers  T.  . 

■  Edward  Richard  219  Thackeray,  Charles  B.. 

■  Edward  Thoruton 


261 

—  Ernest  Fitzwiliiam ...  364 
Ernest  Frederick  .,85,  210 

—  Ernie  Rumbokl 205' 


—  George  Da vey    170J — Francis  Heale  .  ...  76,  429 

—  JohnF.Loder    2921— Fras.  Pitt  Stewart  ...  364 

Symons,  Adolphe 154 — Fred.  Edw.  V    54,  305 

—  Charles  Bertie  Owen  214—  G.  W, 222,322 

—  Fi^ak  Albert 384 

—  G.  A.  J.  Soltau 321 


Frederick  Reauell  56, 

—  Henry  Jaiaes  

Thackw'ell,  C.  G.  R.     75, 

—  Charles  Joseph 

—  Edw.  tiillyar  Roche.. 

,— Edward  LoftusR. 372 

,—  Osbert  Montague  R,  78,207 

—  William  Henry 275 

George 215'Tharp,  Gerard  Prideaux  359 

Geo.  A.  Campbell...    .  435',Thatcher,  Gerald  Gaue     182 


—  Lionel  C.  Soltau 332  —  .Rcb.    George    Ledell  457JThellu3son,  A.  W.  W.  A.  267 

—  Owen 274!  — George  Philip  DuPlat  219!— ifo^i.   Hugh  Edmuna  175 

—  Thomas  Henry  526I— Glenleigh  J.  S. 175  Thelwall,  E.  Adair    ..  ..  776 

Syms,  Edwin  Albert    ...  402  —  Gordon  Anneslev    ...  352  —  Hubert,  Wallace 361 

Syne,  R.  F.  M.  F.  M.  ...  362.—  Guy  Hastings 44olTheobald.AlfredCha3.L.i756 

Synge,  Sir  Fras.  R.  M.        '—  Harcourt  Ernest 310  —  Fred.  Geo 231 

Bart 2961—  Haydou  d'A.  P....    70,  273  —  Hy.  Chas.  W 273 

—  Mark 441  —  Hy.ClareuceGrant  73,177a  —  Stanley  Reay 150 

Synnott,  Wilfrid  Tho8.  174!— Herbert  Stockley 3S6  Thesiger.  ifo?i.  C.  W.  ...  155 

Syson,  Alfred  E.  401 ,— Hugh  Neufville    420;— George  H. ..78,  357 

Szczepanski,  Hugh  C-...  184I— Hugo  Maacie 346,Thicknesse,  John  A.    ...  245 

Tabor,  Albert  M 144 

Tagart,  Harold  A.  L.85,  156 
TabourdiD,  Spencer  M.    442 


—  Richard    35,  206 

Richd.  L.  Brereton...  213 

—  Robert  George  ..  3S1 

Roland  Wycliffe  307 

—  Ross 242 

—  Sydney  Arthur 309 

—  Thomas  R.  Lovett  ...  215 

—  Waldegrave  Percy   ...  272 

—  William  Anson 79,  416 

—  Wm.  Ar.  Murray. ..85,  170 

—  Reo.  William  Fras.  ...  530 

—  William  George    173 

-~  Wm.    Henry  16 

Wm.  Maxwell 212 

William  Oliver rS,  405 

William  Ralph 185 

William  Thomas  F.  ..  444 
Thomsett,  Rich.  Gillhara  37^ 
Thomson. AlauFortescue  175 

—  Alex. Fred.  R 171 

—  Alex.  Guthrie 440 

—  Alex.  Henry  Gouger    437 

—  Audrew  Graham  ...54,  208 

—  Angus  Eric  Methven    304 

—  Charles 519 

—  C.  F.  S.  Anstruther  58,  133 

—  Christopher  Birdwood  214 

—  David  Birdwood  420 

—  Douglas  Arthur   215 

—  Edmund  Peel    353 

—  Francis  Wyville 517 

—  George  Addison  L.   ...  245 
George  Sloane 


■  Rep.  John    530; Thiele,  Chas.  W. 380  —  George  Sloane 528 

i— JohnShawe  26iiThistlethwayte,    Evelyn         —  Harry  Michael  -.351 

!  —  Johu  Vickrisa     297'        William... 75,  321  —  Vet.Lt.CoL  Henry...  395 

-  Victor  Richard 262  —  Lyster  R.  E.  Waters  iSsThom,  George  St.  Clair  384!— C</yJ^  Henry     525 

Tailyour.  George  H.  F.  174  j— Lyttelton         R.       J.  Thomas.  ArtuurC.  H.  72,  307^—  Henry  Geo.  A.llea 234a 

—  John  W.  Renny   175a  Waters 214.— Arthur  George 185a  —  Hugh  D.  White...   85,  170 

—  Thos.  F.  B.  Renny84,  209' —  Maurice  Grove  215'—  A.  Havillaud  52,  363'—  2nd  Lieut.  James 185 

Talbot,  Xoni  Edmund  B.     52!— Mowbray  ...83,  178  —  Charles  Herbert    293 j- Qr. .If r.  James   233 

—  Frank  Eustace  Geo...  445I  —  Neville  Cracroft   425I— Charles  Latimer. .361,  365J— J/ojor  James 383 

—  Fred.  Gilbert 3561—  Norman  Callender  ...185a  —  Cbarles  Samuel  W.  ...  183:—  James  Alex.  SkeaesS,  256 

—  George  J.  F ti,  177!— Oswald  Albon  A. 284;—  Chas.Vaughan  Reece  366  —  Jas.  W.  David    162 

—  George  R.  FitzRoy  ...  172  — Percy  Hy.  Mitchell...  443  — David  Brodie 261 1— John  Bustee  Cooke  ...  245 

—  Harry  Lynch 72,  397'— Philip  Beauohamp  70,  168  —  David  Hy.  Llewellyn  320  —  John  Mann     ....  14S 


-John 431'— Reginald  O'Bryan   ...  439!  —  Edgar    ^y.   Sumpter  347 

—  Johnston  Sioney 48J—  Reyuelt  H.  B.  78,  267,  368!^  Edw.  Algernon  D.  79.275 

—  Hon.  Milo  George  48,  2071—  Sir  H.  C.  Haye? 342  —  Francis  Herbert  S.  ...  421 

—  Neville  Stuart   358  —  Robert  Eyre  S.    ..  73,  414  —  Frederick  William  ...  436 

—  i£on. Reg.  A.J 6,— Robert  James  Fred  ..  306 — Geo. Trevor  H 381 

—  Wm.  John  Campbell  388'— St.  J.  L.  H.  Dul^latS4,  170 —George Tucker  524 

Talland,  Frank i6ij — iStuart  Campbell 315  —  Si>-Gudfrey  V.Sar^  52,  107 


TaUents,  Philip  F. 257  —  Walter  Wm.  Pitt  . 

Tancock,  Alex.  Charles    289  —  Wilbrahan?  365 


-  Osborne  K 179' — William    377', —  Henry  Melville 17 

Tancred,  John  Yule 445  j—  William  Henry 233—  Heury  Robt.DAcres32,  408 

—  Thos.  Angus 179  —  William  H.  F.   56,  177  —  Hubert  St.  George   ...  424 

—  Thomas  Selby  435! — William  James 384I  —  John  Wellesley  290 

Tandy,  Edward  A 214'Tayloixr,  George  Ryfi,eld234a'— Lewis  Lovett 215 

—  Edward  Ord 452 Teacher,  Norman  M*D.  259!— Reginald  Aneurin    ...  1B4 

—  Ernest  Napoer 184  Teague,  John  C.  J.  402— Reginald  Percy 34^* 

-John '. 388  Teck,  i/^.i/.  Mc  Duke  of   132J— Reginald  Seymour  ...  441 


Gwyn 439  —  WilliatnAnstrather72,  134 

Hy.  Evaa  Pateshall...  249'— William  David   .._.   75,  413 


■  Maurice  O'Conner  ...  213'—  U.S. II.   Prince  Alex 
Tanner,  Charles  John...  1S41        antler  o/" 148 

—  CharlesOrielO 429—  H.S.U.FnnceFra.ticiii 

—  Frederick  Courtney     258,         of. 142 

—  Hubert  O'S.Fearnley  160  Teed.  Arthur  S.  H.  437 

—  John  Arthur 63,  2cSjTeesdale,  Frank  R 262 

Tapp,  James  H.  W,  i7o|Temperley,Aithur  Cecil  233 

Tarbet,  Wm.  Godfrey ...   256! Tempest,  RogerStepheu  223 
Tarletou,  CharlesR. 234jTem,ple,  A.  H.  WilUams  743 

—  John  \V.  F i47i— C.  Pdcher   17 

Tarte.BernardR.Ktnneir  229  —  Frank  Valiant    401 

Tarver,  Alex.  Leigh 437 — Henry  M.artindale47,  409 

—  William  Knapp 569  —John -4-,  i6t 

Tatam,  Walter  John    ...  395. —  Reginald  Cecil  398 

Tatched,  Edward 241 — Richard  Carnac   ...41,  409 

Tate,  Alan  E 380  — Richard  Durand  323 

—  Alfred  Leonard 157I —  William  Arthur  M....  273 

—  Chas.   Wm.  Heni-y  34,  368  Templer,  Chaa.  Bertram 

—  Gerard  William 3831  82,  4 

■^Godfrey  529' — Cyril  Frank 434 


Robert  Heury   ,  214 

William  Fred 524 

Thomason,  Arch.  P. 43 

Tbompsou,  Albert  Edw.  369 

—  AloertGeo 384 

—  Arthur  H.  Symes 174 

—  Aubrey  Juban 182 

—  Beruard  A....  247 

—  Bernard  Henry    215 

—  (?e;i.  Charles  William  156 

—  ifa/orCharlesVVm.  72,  141 


—  Conway  Bennett 


Croasdaile  Miller 525 

—  Cyril  Fowney 44S 

—  David  Mcnt 82,  417 

—  Edward  Gerald... 15S 

—  EdwinStepheaWrighti45 


320  —  Johu  Evelyn  337 


—  Mowbray  Towushd.76,4:t> 

—  Noel  Arbutlmot 336 

—  Roger  Gordon  174 

—  Samuel  Johu 516 

—  Slade   82,339 

—  Wilfred  Barren 380 

Rec.  William 530 


—  William  Dixou  Mann  134 

—  Wm.  Montgomerte  ...   336 

Thorburn,  Adam  B  351 

Thome,  Antoiue  D.   ..82,231 

—  ArthurCha^. Drought  302 

—  Cbarles  Henry 137 

—  Fostar  NcwtJn :-S9 

—  Henry  Albert 360 

—  Johu  F.  Vernon    257 

—  Thos.  Bjgby  Hough- 

ton   3?o 

—  William  James 175/^ 

Thornely,  Michael  H.  ..  53  j 
Thoriieycrott,    Alex.  W. 

80,  259 
TUoruhdl,  Clement  B....  435 

—  George  Badham    .....  1S4 

—  Heury  Beautbj;     ...49,  447 

—  Johu 420 


Thoruley.   Robert    Wm.  367 
Taorutou,  Arth.  Parry  40,407 

—  Cbarles  Edward    431 

—  Claude  P^rederick 326 

—  Dudley  Lyster   353* 


F.  Hactet  58,  542  —  Frederick  Edward  ...  259 

—  Fras.  Geo.  Maunde  ...  185  —  Godfrey  St.  Leger  ...  175 

—  Prank  S.  Corbitt 529  —  Leslie  deber 357 


Index — Active   List, 


S42 


'homton,  Sidney    Ver-        jTodd,  Oswald  Erik    250|Trefasi?,  George  R. 307(1;  Tucker,  Wm.  Guise... iC,  397 

non 71,  i77|Todhunter,  Herbt.  Wm.  26S  — Ifoji.  Henry  W 223! — William  Hancock...  ^2ga 

William  Brooke    310  Toke,Roundell  Trislram  2971— Ho«.  Walter  Alex.   ...  2J3.Tiickey, -Kec.  J.  G.  White  396 

'hornycroft,  Chas.  M....  32SiToker,AlUston  C 6,  405lTre^ear,  Fred.  Charles  437I — Thos.  Broderick  A....  379 

'horold,  Fredk.  Temple  315  Toller,  Hamlet  B.  ...  257,  374  —  Vincent  F.  W. 437  Tador,  Ernest  Augustus 

Hayford  Douglas. ..63,  2S4J  Combe,  Henry  Evelyn...  243  —  Vincent  Wm.  6,403,        Tudor 210 

Henry  Cecil  252iTomblings,  Edw.  G i49;Trelierne,  Fras.  Uarpar  380,— Henry  Hujli 172 


Tomkins,  ErnestLeith....  iSo^TrelawDy,  Jamss  tfi.  S.  233]— Lechmere  Howell 

—  Harry  Leitli  43S|rremayne,  Hon.  Arthur  282  Tudway,  Rol)ert  John4S,  30.-J 

—  William  Edward  432!— John  Hearle 154  Tufnell,  Arth.Wyudhain  227 

—  Wm.  Percival     4,  215'Trench,  Bernard  Fred.  401  —  Edward    130 

Tomlin.MauriceHilliard  2561 — Chas.  S.  Mus^rave  ...  2331 — George  Murray 303 

Tomlinson,  Fras.  W.  ...  230J— ChristopherChenevix  215J  —  Hugh  Richard 77,  273 

—  Lionel  Chas.  Gostling  279 

—  Nevill  Arthur  C. do  H.  303 
9+ 


William  Grant  5:7 

'horoton,  Charles  J.    ...  401 

'horp,  Arthur  Edward  3S5 

Arthur  Hugh 180 

Austin 1S2 

Gerald 215 

Herbert  W.  Beck 315! — NVilIiam  Paget  14S! — Fras.  M.  Chenevix  ...  175 

John  Claude   173,  j7olTompson,Hew\Vakeman  -gol—  Fred.  A.  Le  Poer...  40,  363 

'horpe,  Alfred  2sil —  Reg.  Hy.  Dalryniple  i75rt|— Fred.  John  A.  36,  177 

Edward  Ivan  de  S.  ...  251 'Toms,  Francis  B.  R..6j,  i??, —Geo. Fred. Cheuevix  79,447 

Gervase    351J Tong.;,  William  Corrie...  2391  —  Heury  Walter 30 

John  Claude 36S  Tonuochy,  Valens  C.  47,  410  —  Alordaunt  V.  Le  t*oer 


-  John  Somerled     223 

-Llewellyn  L.  G 387 

-  William  Stewart 151 

howless,  Edwin  ....  388 

hoyts,  Fras.  Gordon  G.  245 

-  Harry  N.  Morgan85,  149 
hrei|>land,Wm. Murray  219 
'hielfall, Chas. Morris...  149 


I'oogoodjArth.  Seymour  234 

—  Cecil 327 

Tooteii,  Edward 401 

Tooth,  Douglas  K.  L.  ...  J50 
Topham,  Albert  Alfred  347 

—  Thos.  HaiTison  ...85,  2io,rrethewy,  Thomas  L.   ..  282 
Toppin,  Harry    Stanley  232I—  Walter  Hugh 290 

.,— Sidney  Mdes iSsiTrevelyan,  Henry ?i5 

hreshei-,E.  Burnaby...  332jroruett,  Francis  H.   E.  307I— W.  F 373 

-  J:is.  Henville 357lrorditfe,  Statford  H.  W.  325  Trevor,  Arthur  P 439 


Richard  H.  Chenevix  442 

—  Stewart  Johu  50,  284 

Trenchard,  Hugh  M.  ...  259 
Trent,  Francis  Harrison  277 

George  Alexander  ...  30S 


hring,  Edw.  ClavellSo,  364 

Richard  H.  D 419 

hrockmorton,  R.  C.  B.  263 

hrupp,  Edw.  Fred. 232 

-Francis  M 180 

hudlier,  Sir  H.  E.  L  ...  163 

-  Henry  Fleetwood 211 

Le.slie  Cardew   443 

Willoughby 81,417 

hnnler,  Stuart  H.  J.  309 
hurl)ura,  James  White 

30,  200 
hurlow,  Edwd.  Guy  L.  246 

hurnall,  Henry  P 330 

hurston,  Edw.  Owen...  530 
Hugh  C 

Hugh  Stanley   384 

hwait^s,  Sydney  H.  ...  268 

William   170 

hwaytes,       Edmund 

Charles 85,  41S 

Henry  J 372 

aynne,  ReginaldT 5 

bbits,  Walter 3S5 

ickell,  Edw.  James  79,155 
dmarsh,  Robert  M.  ...  jSs 
idswell,   Edw.  Cecil  85,  257 

igar,  John 298 

gho,  Edward  K.  B.  ...  220 

Francis  Alfred  171 

Michael  Augustus  ...  447 
MichaelJoseph  ..Si,  422 
Stanislaus  Michael  ..  426 

Vincent  John    327 

jou,  Reginald  A 175 

11,  Francis  Edward  ...  140 
Hard,  Arthur  B 43r'> 


Torkington.  Chas.  Coke  2931—  Francis  W 37S 

—  G.  Stukeley  444  —  Harry  419 

—  Oliver  Miles  26q\ — Henry  Octavius 380 

—  Richard  Humphrey..  230  —  Herbert  Edward 315 

Torreggiani,  A.  C  ^9^  ~  Hubert  B.  Cosmo  ..  ..  247 

Torrens,  Henry  Philip...  2S0  —  William  Herl>ert 229 

—  Ja-.  rtobert    162  Trew,  Edward  F 40: 

Tome,    Claud  Jameson  244 —  Richard  James  F.    ...  215 

—  Lawrence  J. -^S,  409]Trewby,  Sev.  Donald..  530 

—  Thjs.  G.Jameson   ...  445J  Trewman,  Geo.  T... 380 

Tothill,  Francis  W.  G.72,  177]  Tribe, Cecil  Walfd. 79,352,368 
Tottenham,  Ar.  E.  H. ...  254  —  Charles  Walter 430 

—  Chiirles  Bosvile    155I  Prim, Robert,  William  ..325 

—  PonsoubyJobn  Lottus  292, Trimble,  Chas.  Edw.  ...  386 

—  Robert  Lofcus 426  Trimby,  Thomas 333 

—  Wm.  Ed.  Willoughby  25iu|rrimneU,  Wm.  D.  C  1S3,  308 

Toultum,  Arthur  M. 4011  Tiiugham, Archibald M.  227 

Toulson,  Clement  P 133J— Llewellyn  W.  H 326 

Tovey,Geo.  Straugways  174  Tripp,  Arth.  W.  H....  79,  237 
Tower,  Conyers 137— Wm.  Hy.  Lainson  ...  398 

—  George  Alfred  52,  207  Triscott,  Charles  P.... 58,  177 

—  William  Maitland 144!  Prisiram,  Chas.  Edw....  437 

Townend,  J2so.  A.  J 390]— Miles  Halton 154 

Townley,  Charles  ^...41,  243  Tritton,  Alan  George  ...  222 

—  William    115I— Charles 84, 

Towusend,  C.  C 63,  177! — Oswald...... 183 


—  CuthUert  Hanson 279 

—  Edmund 377 

—  Edward  Neville    284 

—  Edward  Copleston  ...  448 

—  Robt.  Edw.  Lawrence  275 

—  Samuel... 81,  3^0 

—  Sam.C.  ChetwodeiSi,  368 
Townahend,         Charles 

Vere  F 41,  235! 


—  Ernest  . 


209  ■ 


TroUope,  Arthur  G... 229 

—  Edward  Charles   178 

Tronson,  Norman  G,  P. 

de  C. 253 

Trotmau,C.Newsham83,  400 

—  Nathaniel  Fiennes  ...  39S 

—  Wm.  Mends  Forte   ...  379 
Trotter,  Alg.  Richard...  13; 

Edward  Henry 219 


Tugwell,  CI.  Buchanan 
Tuite,  Mark  Antony  75. 
Take,  Arthur  William  529a 

—  George  F.  Stratford    184. 

—  George  Jerry  A 381 

—  Martin  L 75,  209 

Tull,  Frank  Kellow  ...„.  367 
t'utlibardine,  2farquis  of  134. 
L'uUoch,  Donald  Fiddes  iSi 

—  Jas.  Bruce  Gregorie  ..  315 

—  .Tohu  Arthur  S.... 210 

—  JohnWalterGraham76,4iS 

—  Richard  M.  Gregorie  313 

—  Tom  Gregorie   180 

TuUoh,  Geo.  Swinton  ..    273 

—  Robert  Henry  Wm.  ..  315 

Tunnard,  Luke 302 

Tupniaii,  Joba  A. 400 

Tapper,  Gas,  Le  M 163 

Turnbull,  Brace , 404 

—  Cha.  Fred.  A. 32 

—  George  Oliver  44+ 

—  Harold  Price 395 

—  Hugh  V.  Corbett 263 

—  Patrick 1756 

—  Walter  Birrie  519 

Turner,  Alex.  Scott  310 

—  Alfred  Edw. 6,  164 

—  Alfred  G.  Burn 430 

—  Alfred  H.P 54,  176 

—  Archer  L.  M, 72, 177 

—  Arnold  Geoffrey   215. 

—  Arthur  Edw 213 

—  Arthm*  Jervois 174 

—  Arthur  Montagu 135 

—  Benjamin i4t> 

—  Bingham  Alexander  357 

—  Charies 3ic> 

—  Charles  Hampden  .,.  243 

—  Charles  Eeary 186 

—  Ed^vard 79,  1S6 

—  Ernest  Vore 2:3 

—  Francis  Charles    ......  232 

—  Frank  Gordon    214. 

—  Froi.  Mansel  31,  165,  363 

—  Frederick  Wm.Chas.  42S 

—  George  FreJ,  Brown  175a 

George  Harvey 420 

Harold  Lake  C 441 


Arthur  George 327jTownson,  George  H.    ...  293— Gilbert  R.  A.  John 

Elhut  Dowell ..  2i5|Towse,  Ernest  Beckwith  3^9  —  Henry  

Francis  Bonham 213  Towsey,  FraucisWm. 247,302  —  Jamos  Keith   33, 

Philip  Snow  175a  Tracey,  Arthur 54,  176  —  Pnilip  Durham 


Ubroot,  P.  Lim 130 

Uey,  Wm.  Fairbairn...  210 
Uy,  Justice   Chapman  249 

Iney,  Hstrold  J 155 

Norman  E 173 

Wm.  Arthur  15a 

mbrell,  Thomas    444 

mruis,  \lex.  Wellesley  320 

John  Vernon 256 

Frederick 369 


EverardG  Stanley  ...  4421-- Henry  Blois   215 

—  George  Robert..^.. .34,  176  — Gerald  Frederic    215I  —  HenryEiwardMartin  23^ 

m___  ^  .^  „    .     ,.  285!  —  Henry  Hamilton  F. ...  43L 

5  —  Herbert  Guy 261 

—  Horace  Harri-sou 212 

—  James  Gibbon 63,  416 

—  Johu  Digby.... 369. 

—  John  Earner  270 

—  Johu  Fisher  215 

—  Martui  Newman  282 

—  Percy  Alexander ,  2S4 

—  Reginald  George 519 

—  Samuel  Compton  ..24,  205 

—  WalterM.Fitziierbert  1S4 

—  William    381 

Turtou,  Hugh  M 438 


165 
-     16 

—  Reginald  Baird    343 

3-^8  —  Robert  Francis 41,  408 

|—  Warren  Francis  ...71,  393 

i34!~~  WiUiaLQ  John 382 

179'Troup,  Arthu."  Goorge..,  398 
4C4I —  Robt.  Daubeny  Rose  230 
272  Trousdale,  Robt.  Cecil     296 

—  Henry  Edw.  O'Brien  i75.rrovver,  Arthurs 150 

John  Murray 251I —  Courtney  Vor 54,  265 

Thomas  BaUour 404!Troyte,  Gilbert  J.  A.   ...  322 


Eric  T.  H.  Hanbury 
—  Wm.  Maxwell  84,  227, 
Tracy,    Hon.  A.    H.   C. 

Hanbury  83, 

Traherne.Geo.  Gilbert... 

Trail,  Robt.  G.  A 

Traill,  Edm.  F.  Tarlton 


iker,  Edward  73,177a — William  Henry 277 

iley,  Gervase  F.  N.70,  412'—  William  Stewart 213 

3pmg,E. A. Gartside77,i77a'Trapani,  Alfred 69,  192 

Robt.  F.  (Jartside    50,  410I—  Charles 09 


ppinge,  Vernon  G. 

lOall,  Arthur  Lance73,i77a 

Uharles  Arthur 345 

sard,  Henry  E 353 

bin,  Fred.  John...  56,  344 

Harry  Walter    184 

John 387 

1,  Alex. Geo.  Wm.  261,  368 
George  Russell ...  80,  338 

John  Kelso 423 

dd,  Arthur  George  ...  395 
Chas.  Campbell    35^,  373 

James  Farquhar 175a 

Dctavius  379 


Travers,  Arthur  Hope...  220 

—  Geurtre  Alfred  210 

—  Henry  Cecil  183 

—  Hugn  Mortimer  232 

^  Hugh  Price 139 

—  Jonas  Hamilton  du  B, 

82,   2U5 

—  Joseph  Oates 242 

—  Robert  Eatou 435 

Tredenuick,  George  J....  402 

—  James  P 355 

Tredgold,  John  A.  T.  ...  304 
Treeby,  Henry  Paul  ..63,  279 
Treffry,  Frederic 371 


Truell,  EdmundG.  S...  234a|— Ralph  Douglas  20S 

Trueman,  Arthur  P.  H.  230'—  William  Harry 61,  2o3 

—  Cuas.  F.  H 327iTuson,  Charles  Edward  279 

—  Henry  Jno.  Hamilton  239  -  George  Edward    157 

Truman,  Chas.  Montagu  153  —  Sir  H.  Brasaell 4,  397 


—  Wm.  Robinson 7 

Truscott,  John  Jas. 370 

Crusler,  James  1756 

Trydetl,  Arthur  Stuart..  395 

—  Botet 426 

Tryon.  George  C 2iy 

—  Guy  Thomas   Lewes  220 
Tucker,AlbertNapoleou  215 

—  Aubrey  Charles    332 

—  Benjamin 402 

—  Charles... 5 

Ernest  Fred.  Gordon  329 
Tudor  Henry  St.  Geo.  444 


—  Harry  Denison  .,., 28 

Tweddell,  Francis    424 

—  Henry  430 

Tweedie,  DavidKe^tie,..i75a 

—  Gerald  Scott  225 

—  Heury  Carmichael  ...  329 

—  Johu  Lanaoy  Forbes  274 

—  William  John  Bell   ...  350 

Twidale,  Wm  0.  E 174 

Twigg,  Edw.  Francis  ...  +29 

—  Harbert  Jos.  Richard  529 

—  James  Stuart 386 

, —  Robert  Hmry  54,  417 


843 


Index — Active  List. 

I  Vandeleur,  Hy.  Martley  183  Viliiors,  Evelyn  Fouu 


Walker,EdgarHolford34,:66 

taine  " 2S8|— Sd.  SomervilleF.  77,  177a 

327 


Twininfr,  P.  Geoffrey 

Tvviss,  Arthur  M 215  —  R<)bert  Seymour 336 

—  P'dward  Francis 240'— Wm.  MountcharlesC.  303  —  RegmaM  Hyde iS3|— Edw.  John  Howara 

—  Francis  Arthur 181!  Van  den  i>est,  Pien*e...  i6o'Vince,  Arthur  N.  238] — Ediv,  Wm.    May  181 

—  George  Edward  ..  379  Vanderbyl,  Chas.  F 157  Vincent.  Arth.GustaveSi, 400  —  i^  Fxn9.  Spriog    387 

—  Horace  Wm.  Francis  242  Van  der  Byl,  John   149  —  Berkeley 172^  Lieut.  Francis  Spring  436 

393  Vander  Gucht,  Geo.  T.  445I—  Edvvard 325  —  Frank  Hercules    529 


■  Hubert  Richard  ^.    ,  ..  _  _ 

-  John  Henry 210  —  RupertL 436,  -  Frank  Lloyd 428  —  Sir  Fred.  \V.  Edw.  F. 


-  Wm.Louinbberkirch  444:  Van  der  Kiste,  Freegift 


Twist.  Alex  W.  E.. 


35'-j; 


William 183- 


—  Ernest  FrefJerick 154 1  Vauderzee.  Hen.  Frank  17^}- 


■Harry  tSsa  — Gavin  Henry 335 

■  Henry  Alex 26,407' — George 212 

•  Henry  Osman  ...     85,  1781 — Sir  Geo.  F.  Forestier  263 


Twyford.  Ernest  H.  8.79. 2'-^9  Van  rie  Weyer,  Bates  G.  223I  —  Richard  Dacre  354  —  George  Kemp    ..  395 


■  Hnrold 141  —  John  Bates  . 

—  Lionel  Thos.  C 32QVane.  jEfon.  Wm.  L...77, 

Twynam,  Humphrey  M.  YanGeyzel,  John  L.  ... 

84.  277  Vanrenen,  Adriau  J.  H. 

-  Thomas  MacGregor...  334  —Arthur  Sanders    24 


Tyacke.  George 178  - 

-Nicholas 384  ■ 


■  Deneys  Henry  404 

Donald  Adriau... 32.^ 


Tyidec.  William     ...  50,  167^ — George  Rainier 432 

Tyler.  Alfred  Herbert...  213I— James  Ernest 21: 

—  Arthur  Malcolm    170' Vans-Agnew,  Edw.  L...  256 

—  Francis  Cameron 173— Francis    178 

—  Frederick    306 — John 80,  417 

—  Henry  Edward 58,  208— Joh-i  Eraser  170! 

—  Jame^  Arbuthnot 170  Vansittart,  Eden 7: 

—  John  Charles 50,  207  VanSomeren.Wm.W. 


2^(1, Vine,  Francis  Marsball  308  —  Georj^e  Laurie   350 

332' Vines.Charles  James  c'l,  273!— George  Lemon 524 

525] — Clement  Erskine 185!— Geo.  T.  Forestier. ..85,  170 

422lVivian.  AithurGranville  4361 —  George  Warren 204 

—  Charles  Augustus     ..  440  —  Hnrold  Bridg-vood    ..  2S2 

—  Claud  Esm^  '75", —  Harold  Maitwell    132 

—  Frederick  Guy  ...     41.  409  —  U^^nr^'  Ale.^ander...    .  235 


—  George  C.  B   Lonf 

—  Valentine    220 

Vizard,  R.  Davenport  83,  327 
Von  Brockdorff,  Euteue  231 
Von  Douop.PelhamG.46,  2c6:—  Herbert  Thomas 349 

—  Sc*nley  Brentou  73,  177" — James  Barland 
414  Von   Hagel.  Norman  G.  210. —  JohnBarrj"..  .. 


—  Henry  C.  C 40.  166 

—  Henry  George    .  428 

—  Herbert  John    212 

—  Herberts iitherland 49,  269 


-  77i 


r68 


443!  Vores,  t'harles  H.  S 

Ralph  Edward 180!  VanStraubenzee.  A.H.30,209' Vost.  William 518 

"  ••'       "     ■  .^65!  Vousden,  Wm.  John  18,  406 

i7o!VoweU.  Hugh  Ales  ..61,  247 

Richard  Augustus    ...  373 


—  Roper  MhxwbU 333  —  Bowen  Wm.  Sutton 

—  Tievor  Bruce    7,  164 — Casimir Cartwright 

—  W.  E.  Saumerez  256 — Casimir  Henry  C.    ...  243 

Tyndall,   Henry   Stuart  441— Tujl,Tbos.Walter...  175a 

—  Robert 332  Vassall,  Phillips  S 253 

—  Wm.  Ernest  Marriott    284lVaf6allo,  Nicola    192 

Tynney,  Fred.  A. 238  Vaughan.  Chas.  Davies   286 

Tynte,  Mervyn  A. 353*^1—  Charles  Jerome    141 

Tyrell,  J^er.  Edward 506' — Edward    327 

Tyrrell,  Arthur  Fredk...  384—  Edward  Gylefl   432 

~  Aug.  Charles  Lionel  353  —  Edw.  Jas.  Forrester.  242 

—  Cecil  Herbert 404  — Eugeno  N.  E.  Mallet  220 

—  Chay.  Robert 380  —  Henry  Bathurst  ...84,  4:8 

—  Geoige  G.  Montague  146  —  Henrj*  H.  Scutt  1751 


—  Gerald  Ernest    18 

John  Frederick 182 

■  Reginald  Bramlej'  .  .  185 


Herbert  R 234 

John 148 

—  Ji>sepa  Chas.  Stoolke  518 


Tyrwhitt  Fred.  rit.  Juhn  2-j6  —  Louis  Ridley  442 

■Hon.  Ruviert 73,  177"  —  Philip  Edmund 530 


Voyle,  Henry  Elliot 2771 

Vyse,  Cecil  Howard 182 

—  Wdward  Howard 144 

—  George  A.  Ho\\ar(l...  237 


—  John  C.  A 7-.  '3" 

—  John  Dijuglas  Glen  ..  jjq 

—  John  Newman    ...  23,  407 

—  John  Norman   529 

—  Launcelot  Henry    ...  43° 

—  Sir  Mark 303 

—  Melville Si,  170 

—  Montagu  C.  B.  F.    ...     26 
-  Oswald  Bethell 


Tytler,  H.  Christopher     427I 

—  R.  AdamNeilsou 339 1 

Ubsdeli.  Thuiloe  R 175" 


Vyvyan.Courtenav  B  72,  229!—  Percy  Gerald 70,  416 

—  Herb.  Reginald... 242  —  Reginald  214 

—  William  Geotfrey 264  —Reginald  Selby 213 

Wace,  Edward  Gurth     .  214J— Samuel  McAU  3*^9 

—  Ernest  C... 47,  176  —  WalterBlennerhasaett  iS; 

—  Richard  i3,  164'— Wdt'rid  Uecsett 25C 

—  Sidney  Laurie  i75a|  —  William  Arch.  Smail  442 

VVaddell,  Jas.  Douglas  ,.  332!—  William  George ^^^t 

—  Lawrence  Augustus  ,.  5161  —  Wdliam  Re^^inald    ...  395 

Waddinaton.Evelyn  deB.2  15  —  William  Uobert 43- 

Wade,  George  Augusta-*  383  Walkley,  Daniel 32^ 

Harry  A.  I.,  ri. '. 17*1  vVall,  Allan  Copinger  ...  43^ 

Edward  James  ... 21 


Richard  Randal    .....  430  —  H.  Molesworth  St.A.  21 1 

Robert  Edward    430  —James  Molesworth  82,  209! — Edward  Watkin   42; 

Thomas  Tweed  ...50,  166)  — T.  Stewart  Herschel     257 — Frank 52'. 

Udal,  Arthur  U 366  Vawdrev,  George 364!  —  William  Barton 371' — Maurice  Doveoon  .....  iS 

Umfreville,  Harry  K.  ...  285lVeal,  Charles  Lewis 297]  Wadesou,  Fred.W.G.  f4,  4181—  Richard  Ralph  B.   ...  175 

—  Percy    ■ 313  Vella,  Allred     71,    192  Wadlovr,  Harold    164 

—  Samuel  G  284'—  Arthur 192,  Wager,  Euclid  Brookes  1756 

Underhill.GuUtord  E.  C.  1B5' — George  Durbar 293]  Waghorn,  Wm.  Danvers  211 

Underwood.  Edw.  Arth.  317  —  Walter  Iiunbar 1921  VVagstaff,  Cyril  M.    214 

—  George  Frederick 161  Venables,  Charles  John  273jWahab,  ^eo.  Boothby  ...  258 

—  Joseph  Wm. 145  —  Edward  Frederick  ...  313  —  Robert  Alex 33.  207 

Unett,  John  AUred    249,  374 'Venning,  Gordon  R.    ...  173  Wahl,  Chas.  E.  John   ...  1S4 


Uniacke,  Cecil  D.  W.  ...i75aV'enour,   Walter  Edwin  427 

—  Henry  Percy  339 —  Wilfrid  John 354 

-•  Herbert  C.  Campbell    17°  Veutris.  Francis 16 


—  Hobie  Fitzgerald 271 

Unthank,    John    Salub- 

bnry    ^ .    332  ■ 


Vereker,  Chas.  G iSo 

jVerner,  Geo.  de  Wet. .85,  207 

-  Thomas  Edward 24 

Unwin,  Charles  Harold  258  —  Wm.  W.  Cole 41  Waithman,  Roland  H 

—  Gaston  B 76,  416  Vemey,  Ralph   35S  vVake.  Edw.  St.  Aubya 

—  Robert  Burrell 243  Vernon,  Granville  Wm.     18' 

-  Thomas  barton    387  —  Henry  Alne  oarle 323 

Hubert  Edwaid    356 


Upcher,  Kussell 6  - 

Dpperton,  Stuart 290- 

Upt  .11.  Chas.  L.  Shelley  185  ■ 


Hereward    ..  322 

Hugh  St.  Aubyn  437 

Lionel  Douglas    175'Waketield,  Ernest  F.  ...  445 

Rupert  R.  Charles  ...  236  —  Harry  Peufold  388 


Wallace,  Alexander 

—  Arthur  Wm.  Baillie  ..  33, 

—  Augustus  Robert  30: 

—  Aylmer  Wdloughby..  31' 

—  Chiles      Lyndhur:?t 
W 34 

—  Edward  Chas.  Lloyd  44 

—  George  3^^' 

—  George  Bright 30 

John !(z 

J,  F. 24 

—  Thomas   36 

—  Wm.  Berkeley  ^^4 

288:—  William  R.  P 70,  27 

423  Wallbach,  Davi  1 30 

Grodwiu  R .  233' vValler,  Alfred  A  P. 43 


VVailes,  Wm.  Eteson 
Wainewrigbt.  Arthur  R 
Wainman,  Philiit  S.  G. 
Wainwright, Gerald  C.  . 

Wait,  Hugh  G.  K.. 212 

Waite,  Albert  Wm.  __.  ..  15 


i8o 

?76- 
4011 


■  Henry  Charles  i57:Verschoyle,J.Hamiltou5i,282  —  Henry  G.  R.  ... 


Urmstou,  Arch.G.  B.  51,  399lVerstumie,Chas.HamiI- 


-  Thomas  .\Iontague  . 


352 
183 


ziiiWalcot,  Basil 215 


-  E.  Brabazou  7o.3joj        ton. 

Urquhart,  E.  F.  Maltby  2991 — Henry  Pa lairet 225[Waldegrave.  Earl 131 

—  Edward  Wm.  L 130  Ve»ey,  Chas.  Edw.  Gore  2i3jwaldo,  Edm.  R.  M 358 

—  Ernest  Munio   185  —  Herbert  Charles  427' Waldron,  Charles   215 

Urwin,  John  Johnson...  529  —  Ivo  Lucius  B 227; —  Francis 

Usborne,  Philip  O.  G. ...  214  Vetch,  William  Francis     7' —  Henry  Fras.  Kelly  75,  145 

—  Thos.  Masters  170  Vicars,  Wm.  Henry 330  WALES,    M.  M.  M.   the 

Usher,  Thos.  Clemens. ..175a  Vickera,  Aubrey 2!:"2         Frinceof 

Ussher,  Allan  Vesey   79.  -.^69  —Chas.  Ernest 2:3 

—  Bevtr  ey -52  -     " 

—  Edward"    143- 

UttersoD,   Henry  Kelso  295  ■ 


.  .J  13-.  »33.  134.  151.339 

-  Cuthoert 438  Waltbrd,  George  Henry  244 

Hilton  427I- 

Wilfrid  ConstaQt 525J 


-  Neville  Lloyd 17,  164  Walling,  A.  Tremearn 

Vm.  Sworder 46,  i76,WaUinger,  Ernest  A. 


Edmund 42 

—  Edmund  Aug ^6,  20 

—  iSirFras. Ernest. .flar^.  23 

—  Fred.  C.  Jjivingston    42 

—  Jocelyn  Langtoa 15 

—  John  Dawson  H.  .,.63,  17 

—  John  Hampdeu ..  13 

—  Naunton  Julian   175 

—  Richmond  C.  ShaKe- 

spear 40 

—  Richard  Hope    27 

—  Richard  Lancelot    ...  21 

—  Robt.  Studdert  de  W.  18 

—  Staoier  ..  24,  2c 

—  Wathen  Arthur    23 

Wallersoein,Fra.Edw.54,  33 

4a; 
17s 


Vaid.CouverjeeCawasjee  516  Vickery,  Chas.  Edwin  ..175a  Walker,  Alexander  163I  Wallington,  Chas.  U.  73,  25 

Valentine,  Giles 214  Vidal,  Chas.  BarnabyM.  39S  —  Alex.  Lamona 83,  i6y|  Wallis,  C.  Braithwaite      a5 


Vallauce,  Wilfred  G.  A.  31S  Vidler,  Wm.  Thomas 


Alexander  Ramsay  ..  2141— Chiton  Edm.  P. 


Vallancey,H.d'Estampes  350  Vigne, Robert  Austen  81,  i6g  —  Arthur  Dunbar 215 


Vailentm,HtnryEdward  171  Vigor,  Fred.  George 28 

—  John  Maximilian 245  Vigors.  Clitt'e  Henry 

Vadings,  Fred  Fitz  Roy  271  —  Philip  Urban 2341 

—  Heury  Alan  433J — Phdip  U.  W 242. 

Vance,  Sir  Ho_ratio  Page  131 — Richard  Percy  L.    .,  348 


Arthur  M. E.H.Travis  316! 

4  — C.  H 296 

Charles  Cdcit  G.    444 

Charles  Corbould......  351 

Chas.  E.  FitaGerald    265 


VanileJeur.C. Fosters. 80,  224  —  Tnomas  Mercer     372' — Chas.    Jas.   Reginald 

—  Crofcon  Bury 2^9  Villiers,  Charles  Hyde...  134  —  Claude  E.  Forestier  ..  i 


34 

H3'..locelyn  Kennely  34 

Hugh  Ryves  ...  43 

Walmer,  George  Wm....36i 

vValpole,  Aiired 21 

Walsh,  Geo.  Inverarity  25 

_  —  Henry  Alfred    48,  2t 

72  —  James  Patrick 3^ 

John , 3* 


Index — Aclivti  LUl. 


84  + 


Walsh,  John  G.  Russell  sio'Wardrop,  Alex.  Ernesc  173 

—  John  Henry  Tall       .  517I— Douijlas   37c 

—  Xlftinwariuff  Ravell...  3ic|—  Frederick  Meyer it 

—  Maurice   FitzGerald  349  [Ware,  Frank  C.  W.    43' 

—  Richard  Knox   259iWariner,  Anthony  H. ...  385 


—  Walter  P.  Huasey    ...  aji 
Walshe,  Fred.  \V.  H 173 

Geo.  Gordon  Joseph  175a 

—  Henry  E. 292 


—  Arthur  Durham   387 

—  Edtnand  Henry  442 

—  Henry 8(,  174 

—  John 185 


Walter,  Albert  Elijah  ...  529!—  Richard iSi,  368 

—  Bertram  ..  185 1— Walter 132 

Edmund  i84lWarUker,  Damodar  P. ...  524 

—  Francis  Edward  239! VVarlow.  ^«o.  George  ...  506 

—  Harold  Ernest  241—  Sew.  Edmand  John  ...  530 

John  MacNeill 79,  242  Warneford,  Gonville    ..  438 

Richard  Lionel 61,  148  Warner.  Charles  A.  S  ..  158 

—  William  Frederick 78.  257|-  Edward  Guy 149 

Walters,  H.    Flamstead  425—  Krnest  Henry  bee     ..  251 

Hubert  de  Lancey  ...  1801—  Rowan  H.  Lee 77.  3*^ 


—  Hugh  de  Lancey 2?6 

—  Robert  Francis 3*^3 

—  WallBcourtH.H...  64,  169 
"Walthall,  Brian  J. D.  ...  401 

—  Edw.  0.  W.  Delves  ...  173 
Walton,  Cusack 214 

EUys  Wilham  80,  209 

Geoffrey  Frank 364 

Graham   4^8 

—  Henry  heckles  Gall...  385 

—  Herbert     ..  426 

—  Herbert  James 519 

—  Lewin  Barlow  . 

—  Wm.  Crawford  . 
"Walwyn,  Fuller  James     21 


—  William  Ward    430 

Warnes,  Thos.  John 369 

Warre,  Armesley  T. 182 

—  Henry  Charles  ... 
Warren,  Sir  Cuarles 

Dawson 

—  Edward  Corbould 

—  Frank  

—  Ge3rge  Ernest  .... 

—  Lionel  Charles -.  353 

—  Lionel  Edward 175 

—  Percy  Bliss 424 

—  Reginald  Chas 261 

—  Richard  Dunn    241a 

Richard   PenuefatUer  420 


Wa'-SOD,     Ivor     Wilber-        ;Weigill,  Gei.  Elw.  73,  ijjn 
force    .  55ojWeinmai,  Chas.  Fre.l  ..  529 

—  James  Kiero     78,  32nWeir,  Artbur  Vavasour  344 

—  John 37Q!—  Harry  George     48, 176 

—  John  C'lpron ..  170;— James 185a 

—  John  Edward 71,    327,—  James  Chris 38,^ 

—  John  G.  Maitland   ...  i?il— Patrick  Alex. 'ixt 

—  John  Hugh 445  —  Richard  Rose 5^7 

—  John  James  C 3S2!—  Tho.  Stepheuson  527 

—  John  William    525  Welby,  Glyuna  bi.  Earle  265 

—  Lionel  Arthur    ...  433  Welch,  Alfred  John  267 

—  Olivei-  Cyril  Spencer    ?5t)  —  Frederick  G.  T.. 28,  407 

—  ReginaldHy.  Montasju  i54  —  George  O-    ?'»  363 

—  Reginald  Heywood...  307 -- Hirold  Echila?: 320 

—  Robert  Samuel    ...  40,166' — Malcolm  H.  E  Iw  ..  ..  254 

—  Sidney  TweUs 228;  Welchmau,  Edw.  Theo- 

—  Solomon 41,  i65|        dore 24^ 

—  Spencer  Burton    441  —  E,  W.  St.  G 52,  41  "^ 

—  Thos.  Colclough  211J—  Reo.  Richird  Herbert  531 

Tnomas  Ed^ar 326  —  Siduey  Ohavtir 292 

Thomas  James  417  Weld,  Alfred  Ed  u 3S5 

William 246  Weldon,  Arthur  Steuarb  329 

—  William  Arthur   ...85,  418  —  Bertram  de  W 252 


,    227 

175*" 


236 


—  William  }i]rnest    140 

—  William  Milward 284 

—  William  Scott    303 

Watt,  Andrew  Hubert  ..  137 

—  Disney  Younger 237 

—  Donald  Munro  439 

—  Redmond  Edw .,  30: 

Watts,  Artbur  Higo  ...  444 


Ernest  Steuar; 295 

—  Francis  Harrv 3^5 

—  Henry  Walts'-     352'* 

— ■  Kenneth  Cha^.  355 

Weller,  Bernard  George  402 

—  Geo.  Herberi 80,  4:7 

Wellesley,  Cyril  i>.  Vale- 
rian,   241 


Brian 386  —  Frederic  Hy.  Burton  28, 

—  Chas. D.Raynsfordi8i,36£|  — Gerald  Val.n*ian    372 


Wanhill,  Ohanes  b'red.     385)—  William  Lewis 179 

Wanliss.  Cecil 296  —  William  Robinson   ...175a 

Wapshare.  Arthur    ...46,  447.  Warrener,  John  236 

—  Richard  82,  418!  Warry,  Bertram  Arthur  303 

Warburton.Geo.  Arthur  276  Warwick,  Chas.  Spencer 

—  .S(>  Robert ..ig,  406;—  Henry  Branston  

—  Robert  Francis 438  —  Hugh  Branston  184 

—  William 2i:,|Wa:ihingtun,  Cecil  F.  G.  172 

—  William Melvill 174  SVaterfield,  ArthurC.  M.  429 

Ward,  Arthur 434i — Bertram  C'arke 434 

—  Arthur  Claud 258  — Frederick  Charles     ..  444 

—  Arthur  Edw.  Martyr    240I —  Henry  Gordon     ...    6.  405 

—  Bernard  Rowland  82,  209!  Waterhouse,  Claude  F...  336 

—  Bertram  Edmund    ...  319  —  James 7-4^5 

—  Charles  371  —  R:)nald  Dockray   24n-' 

—  Cyril  Harding  436|WatermaD,AlanGardneri75a 

—  Edward    48,  1761— George 146 

—  Edmund  Ironside    ...  364!  Waters,   Edm.  E.  Nash 

—  Edward  Francis   322  —  Ernest  Edwin 519 

—  Edw.  Willis  D 30,  363  —  Frederick  Gilbert    ...  369 

—  Ellacott  Leamon   529  —  George -    527 

—  Evan  Bernard   283  —  Robert  Sidney  328 

—  Frederick    279  —  Wallscourt  H.  H...46,  166 

—  Frederick  Houlton  58,168  —  Walter  James    387 

—  George  Alexaiider    ...  424 1  Waterworth,  Gerald  F.,.234a 

—  George  Louis  Stuart  436 1  Wathen,  Edw.  Owen     ..  146 

—  Hon.    Gerald    Ernest        !  Watherston.  Alan  E.  G.    211 

F. i3i!Watkin,  Henry  George     145 

—  Guy  B.Campbell  ..  ..  265lWatkin3,  Chas.  Bell.. .70,  168 

—  Hamilton  Frederick    302'—  Chas.  Mostyn  Fias... 

—  Harry 174]— Fredric  Mostyn     254,  373 

—  Harry  Dudley  0 172I—  Leonard  George    7?)  i77« 

-Henry    Chas.    Swin-         i— J?eu.  Oscar  Daniel 530 

burne 4451 — Philip  Seymour    2; 

—  Heroei-t  Bernard 347:  Watkis,Hen.B.Burltou47,4ic 

—  Herbert  Samuel    36; ;  Wailing,  Chas.  Edw 365 

—  John 355  —  Francis  Hammond  ...  519 

— ^  J.  E.  Drummond 319I—  Francis  Wyatt  ..  21 

—  Lancelot  Edw.  Seth    302 
Hon.  Maxwell  R.  C.     iSo 


—  CUarles  N 7:, 

—  Geo.  Annesley  Ross  .. 

—  George  Iremonger  ... 

—  Herbert  Edward     79, 

—  Herbert  Ponsonby  ... 
Wauchope, Arthur  Gren- 

fell  , 


3051— ioi-rf  Richard  220 

440   —  Richard  A.  Colloy    ...  171 

2^2|Wells,  Jesse 186 

247J—  John  Bayford    307 

333'  Welman,  Arch  ir  Pole27i,  364 

j  -  George  Arthur 73,  414 

299^  -Harvey    82,  417 

Waudby,  William 3521   -  Harvey  Baau^hamp      317 

Wavell,  Arch.  G i8[_  Herbert  Loftu-*  ..  ..71,  344 

—  Artbur  John  Byng  ...  298' Welsh,  David  James  85,  286 
Way,  Arthur  Strachan     332I —  Francis  Aug.  Miling  346 

—  Benjamin  Irby 3291  Welstead,  Harry  M 252 

—  Bromley  George  Vere  305iWelwood,  Alexander   ...  366 

—  James 185!  Wemyss.D'ivid  Gillespie  225 

—  Lewis 3£3(— Fras.  E(iri  0/ i 

—  Nowell  PitzE.  G 401— Francis  0 130 

Waycott,  Ernest  W.  J    .  185!  -  John  il.  Colchester  ..  2159 
V\aymouth.  Chas.  S.  H.  294!—  MaynardF.CoioUester  269 

—  Eruest  G 180^—  Robert  D.  S ..80,  339 

Wayne,  Herman  Geo.  W.  249  —  R.  E.  Fitzmayer 17a 

Wcallens,  William  ..  56,  30S  VVere,  Harry  Harris 277 

Weatherby,  Jas.  Tborpe  3o2iWest,  Alex.  Arthur 435 

Weatherhead,  Geoi"g'^E.23m|—  Alexander  Hy.  D^alap  174 
vVebb,  Algernon  Edward  432,—  Archer  Beauchimp  ..353a 

—  Andrew  Henry   .  ....    182I— Charles  J.  Sackville...  322 

—  Arthur  L.  Ambrjse  ..  386}— Charles  R  Rjber^s  ..  303 

—  Charles  Alfred 379 — Cyril  Charles 300 

—  Charles  S.  Chapman  400!—  Ernest  eJdward 145 

David    298' — Francis  Genrg** 175 

Duncan    St,  304] —  George  E.  J.  A.     174 

John  Weir 367 


—  Montagu  C.  Pearson     171 

—  IfoH.  Reginald 134 

—  Thomas T36 

—  Thomas  Chas.  Robt. 

.Joseph 226 

—  Tho.s.  RawdonR.Ss,  247 

—  Trimnell  Martin   427 

—  Walter  W ^4,  249 

—  William  Alfred 3S4 

—  William  Uoman..  —  369 

—  Rev.  WilliamJohn 356 

Warde,  Chas.  A.  Sutton  254 

—  Hugh  North  448 

—  Walter  E 273 

Warden,  Geoffrey  F.  E.    442 

—  Warren  Hy 435 

Warden,  Alf.  Walter 423 

—  Hugh  Fawcett  227 

—  Kenneth  Evers 315 

—  Louis  Herbert  325 ' 

Richard  Edward  17S 


—  Edw.  Arthur  H 

—  G.  AmbroseCongteve  353 

—  Marty n  Brooke 306 

—  Robert  Eiward 331 

—  Somerset  E.  Deane...  330 

—  Thomas  Moutgomerio  329 

—  William  A.  27^ 

Wm.  Edward ..  378 


Rooblie  Hassau 
Westcar,  C.  fl.  3.  Pres- 

cott 155 

Westcott,  Sinclair 380 

Westerman,  Joseph  F...  i8r 
Western,  Charles  M  ..33,  176 
'— Charles  M.  T -. 52,  167 


Warder,  Richd.  B.  G. 
Wardle,  Ernest  V.  L. 


Gordon 431 

—  Leonard  Douglas 444 

Watney,  Chis.  Wanford  320 
Watson,  Alex.O.  C....41,  383 

—  Alfred  Carnac  428 

—  Alfred  George  46,  277 

—  Rev.  Alf.  Wm.  Brown  396 

—  Arthur  Hy,  Vincent 

—  Charles  Fred  

—  Charles  Henry 525 

Charles  Moore     ...26,  205 

—  Chas.  S.  M.  Chalmers  215 

—  Charles     cJtanbrough  400 

—  Chris.  Godfrey  17c, 

—  Edward  Hurlock 424 

—  Forrester  Colvin 141 

—  Francis  Shuldham  ..  1S4 

—  George  Fred. 71,  414 

—  George  Herbert  ..  70,  414 
I—  Guy  Hartley ..  ..  137 

—  Harold  Eferuell ..  305 

Harry  A.  Ferguson  ..  354 
Harry  Davis 4 


—  Wm.  Vcre  Brandram  184   -  John  S.  Edw 75,  415 

Webbe,  M.  O.  N.  Roes  ..  3081—  Wm.  Gao.  Balfou-  56,  313 
Webber,  H.  A.  Williams  1751'Westgarth,  John  E.    ...  175a 

James  Webber i6jWestlake,  Almoui  P.73,  414 

Mervyn  Robert  Howe  4431—   WilliamJohn    369 


398'—  Henry  Rowsell     444 

256  —  Hugh  W.  Myddleton  323 


—  Normnn  William 215 

Oswald  Thomas  O'K.  212 
Ralph  Gowland  300 

—  Raymond  Sudeley  ...  263 
Weber,  Wm. Herman  F.  174 
Webster,  Alex.  McC.    ..  307 

—  A'i/'Aug.  F.W.E  B-irt  219 

—  Charles  David 404 

—  Charles  George 526 

—  Gerald  Vere  159 

—  Leveret  Beverley .....  231 
Samuel  Wentworth  ..  140 

—  Thomas 423 


Westmacott,  Claude  B.    275 

—  Gerald  Percy 233 

—  H.  Richard   297 

—  Sir  Richard    7,  405 

Westminster,  Z)«ie  q/" ...  134 
Wdstmurlaiid,  Ch.  H.  52,  411 

—  Herbert  Graham  290 

—  P.  Thuillier 73.360 

Weston,   Alfred  FuUam  3S7 

—  Geo.  Edw 380 

I —  Herbert  Ernest 3S7 

—  Reginald  Salter 327 

Westropp, Fred. Malcolm  212 


Wedd,  Lawrence  D. 228'  — George  R.  Collier   77,  416 

Wodderburu,  Alex.  S.71,  i68i— Henry  Chas.  Edw.  86,  327 

—  Henrj' Scrymgeour...  339I  —  Richard  Gibbings    ...  182 
Wedgwood,  Gilliert  Hy.  330  Wethera'l,  Rev.  A.  G.  M.  396 

WeaUing,  Thomas  228!—  Edward  Richard 442 

Weedon,  Franklin  F 211I— John  And.  0 308 

Weekes,  H  irold  Ernest  sfSi;-  William  Alex. 24,  40D 

—  Henry  W ..  212, vVethered.H. Laurence. ..  277 


845 


Index — Active  List, 


Wethered,  Joseph  Robt.  273'Whit9,  Joshua  Clayton..  51S  Wilkie,  Charles  Joseph  3011  Williams, Harold  Sutlon  255 


David   515, 

Edw.  Ormerod  Hales  275' 


-  Geo.  Hubert  Carey...  i32 


Wetherell,  Robert  May  282  —  Loftus  Otway 372, 

—  ■William  Edward  May  251  —  Maurice  Bazley    358' 

Weylaud,  Mark  U 158  —  Oliver  Wardlaw   445  Wilkieson,  Claude  Wm.  422 

Whaite.  Thomas  du  B...  3S2  —  Percy  Carr 525'Wilkin,     Rev.      Sydney 

Whale,  Percy  M 23o!—  Richard  Finch 3041        Wm.  W 396 

Whattord,  George  L.    ...  293  —  Richard  Noel    401' —  Walter  Harold 306 

Whatman,  Amherst  B...  245!—  Sir  Robert 162  Wilkins,  Charles  Bertiei/j^ 

—  William  Douglas.. 63,  161I— Robert  Lynch    314J— Ernest  G.  Rule    425 

\Vheatley,  Guy  R.  P.    ...  441  —  Robert  Wm.  Peresd...  297] 

—  Henry  Spencer 35,  4«J:  —  Roger  Wingate 175; 

—  Leonard  Lane  442J— Samuel  R.  Llewellyn 

—  PhiUp   ;;i72, 

"Wheble,  James  St.  L.  ...  173 
■\\Tieeler,  Arthur    3881 

—  ieey.  Charles  E 4571— Wilfred  Arthur... 348 

—  Edgar  Lock>er 174: — William  Edward  431 

—  George  Campbell 404  —  William  Frederick  ...  261 

—  Geo.  Godfrey  Massy    439, —  William  Hawtrey 254 

-  Guy  Danvers ii}j| — William  Lewis 56,  177 


Sec.  Harry  Arch 507 

—  Henry  David   32 

—  Henry  Frederick   72,  353 
—Henry  John 135 

—  Herbert  A.  M'Dougal  350 
Herbert  Armstrong  530 
Hubert  B.  Ogilvy    ...  137 

Hugh  Bruce 210 

John  Andrews ..  i85 


■  Henry  St.  Clair 227) —  John  Hanbury 


-  James  Sutherland 


.70,  301 


■  Leonard  Addams 385 

-  Leonard  E.Crawshay  1750 


.      _  527 

StephenG. Raymond  30?,— Thomas  J.  Hackett...  524! 

Thomas 387  Wilkinson,  Allen  H 252! — Leslie  Gwatkin    329a 

Walter  Hanbury  ...35,  206!— Arthur 17'— Lewis  Owen 152 

' '       Arthur  Clement  181 

Charles   33,  206 

Charles  Robert 443 

Charles  William  212 

Clement  Arthur    317 


-  Henry  Littleton   290  —  William  Michael  J...    269 — Edmund  51J 


—  John  C.  Massy  ... 

—  JohnLangford.... 


.41.  5^S 

—  Leonard  James 140 

—  Owen  Edlestone    252 

—  Samuel  G.  de  Courcy  355 

Wheen,  John  238 

Whelan,  Joseph  Fras. ...  38; 
Wheler,  Chas.  Stuart  46,  409 

—  Edward   58 

—  Geo.  Bcvil  Hastinas..  162 
Whetham, Cecil  Boddam  175 

—  Paul 228 

Whetherly,         William 

Stobart 141 

\Vhilfen,  Thos.  Wm 271 

Whifl3n,  George  G 227 

—  Henry  Edward 421 


436  —  Wm.  Westropp 51; 

'"Whitehead,  Edmd.  L'E.  iSi 

—  Geo.  A.  F.  Aubrey...  234*1 

—  Gervase  Frederick  ...  227 

—  Hayward  Reader 378 

—  Rt.  Hev.  RQury 531 

—  Jamea 314 

—  John  Holbertoii    433 

—  Randoljjh  Edward  ...  353 

—  Robert  Children  308 

—  Thomas  Leah    215 

Whiteh'>ni,  John  C.  B...  38;: 
Whiteley,  Arthur  Fear- 
field, 215 

—  J?ey.  C.  E 531 

Whitestone,  Chas.W.H.  384 


—  Ernest  395 

—  Ernest  Berdoe 78,  241 

—  Francis Allix     75,  235 

^  Francis  Tichborne  ...  380 

—  Frederick  Green 301 

—  Geotfrey 214 

—  George  Alexander 2^17 

—  George  Hamilton   ...  296a 

—  Henrj'  B.  Des  Voeux  332 

—  Lewis  Fred.  Green  ...  336 

—  Maurice  Lean 1S2 

—  Montagu  Grant...  73,  267 

—  Nevile  R. 221 

—  Osborn  Cecil 2^0 

—  Percival  SpearmanSo,  23-.il 

—  Richd.  Hartley-  Sagar  250 

—  Roger 273 

—  Roland  L.  Clennell ...  439 

—  Sidney  John  248 

—  William  Thornton   ...  268 


WTiitfield,  Robt.  L.  D, 
Whigham.  Julian  Chas.  259  Whitla,    Valentine  G.  77,144 

—  iiajor Roht.BundaaS 5,  234  Whitlej-,  Joseph   40,  363 

—  2Jirf         if.        Robert        |—  Wm.  Thomas iSsal 

Dundas 2581  Whitlock, Geo. F.Ashford  2ii|  Will,  DuncanA.  E 441 

Whinfield,  Henry  Chas.  2271  Whitmarah,  JohnF.V.S.  400!— James  382 

Whinney,  H:irold  F 23biWhitsou,  T.  E.  L.  HiU...  issJWillan,  Frank  Godfrey    322 

Whipple,  Herbert  C.  ...  242a  Wliittall,  Fras.Vaughaji  419 


Whisb,  James  George  ...  284 

—  John  Kenneth  TuUoch  280 
Whishaw,  Edw.  Richard  292 
Whistler,  Albert  Edw.  73.4-4 

—  Fuller   334 

—  Thomas  G J90 

Whistou,  Philip  Henry  383 
Whitaker,  Arthur  M.    ..  2S4 

—  Chas.  Hildyard  T.  72,  350 
-Chas.  Lionel  D.  U.  ...  256 


Whittmg.EverardLeG.  185 
Whitton,  Fred.  Ernest    152 
Whittv,  Michael  J.    ......  382 

Whitwell,  Robt.  Rich.  H.  516 

Whylock,  Jas.  G.  H 273 

Whyte,  Chas. Wm. Fred.  420 

—  John  Frederick     424I 

—  John  Nicholas    257 

—  Thomas  Aloysius 
Wickham,  Chaa.  George  240 


Hen.  Joseph  W.    292—  Cyril  Henry  236 


—  James  101 

—  Joseph  Ackroyd    283 

—  Norman  Munn  162 

^V^litb^ead,  Robert  222 

Whitby,  Allan 276 

—  Fred.  Henry 

—  Henry  Frank    333 

Whitchurch, L.  Sedgwick  404 


Stanhope  L.  D 130 

Willans,  Richard  H.  K,  365 

—  Robert  St.  John   ,....  233 

—  Thomas  James 440 

Willaume,  Fred.  G.  T.  398 

Willcock,  Stephen 273 

Willcocks,  Lt.-Col.  Alex. 

John 515 

—  2nd  Lt.  Alex.  John  .  . 

—  Sir  James  34!  Willoughby,ifo;i.C.H.C. 

—  Rev.  Josiah  0 530'^  ■^^°"-    *-'•    Heathcote 

Willcox,  Edwy  Lewis  ...  298' 

—  Walter  T 1461 

Willes,  Charles  Edw.  ...  263 

—  George  Fred.    72 

Willctt,  A.  J.  Saltren 


—  Montijomery   Sidney  229 

—  Oliver  de  Lancey 268 

—  Raymond  B.  .58,  245 

—  Reg.  L.  Muspratt  ..  .,  iSi 

—  Richard  C.Whittaker  [85a 

—  Richd.  D.  Garnons  ...  235 

—  Robert  Carlisle 175 

—  Sidney  Stanley 146 

—  Sydney  Fred. 211 

—  'Ihomas  iZ$a 

—  Weir  de  Lancey    290 

—  William  Bowlaa 30 

—  William  Hugh 48,  168 

—  Sir  William  John 163 

Williamson,  And.  P.   58,  411 

—  Cyril  Venn  AVilton  63,412 

—  John  Francis 37S 

—  Michael    410 

—  Oswald  Charles     178 

—  Wm.  Alex.  Finiston...  ^64 

—  William  Herbert  ^27 

Willington,  Jas.  Arthur    ;,rji 
Willis,  Arthur ..   175 

—  Chas.  Fancoart 527 

—  Charles  Hope    63,  309 

—  Edward  Henry 172 

—  Evelyn S.Con.stantine  242 

—  George  Henry 214 

—  Harry  Richard  Jas....  141 

—  Henry  504 

—  Horace  James 361 

—  Richd.  A.  de  Anyers  156 

—  Richard  Ifolliott  401 

—  Richard  Raymond  ...  257 

—  Robert  Billopp 328 

—  Sherlock  G.  Ramsay     174 
Willmore,  Wm.  S 529 

V  WiUmott.Wm.  Albert  S3,  232 


Drummond 

Douglas  Vere 260 

Herbert  Percival  .46,  166 

414! — Michael  Edward  423 

179! —  Nesbit  Edward 


Frederic  W.  Bagnall  28S —  Noel  Edward  Grc.\' 
Humplrrey  Louis 240  Wills,  Arnold  Stancomb  159 


SSif- 


Constantine  Ridout  ..  184 
amuel  Richard   382 


-  Arthur  Henry   425!  Wilmer,  Algernon  H.  71 


—  Godfrey  Dalrymple.. 

—  Harold  Philip  M.     .. 

—  Hans  Staunard   ...82, 


7 

414 

Althani  Browning 

P^ric  Randal  Gordon  175a 

Geoff.  R.Worthington  273 


AugustusJoha 395'- 

—  BasU  Henry 234- 

—  Berkeley  C.  Wilmot...  256  - 

—  Cecil  Howard 429  —  Harold  Gordon 445 

—  Cha. Aug. Muspratt  8r, 177a  —  Louis  E.  Chudleigh...  246 
"  -"         ■  "      "  '   168 

414 
415 


-Charles  Edward   519  Wilmot,  Ar.  Eardley 


-  Charles  Louis 525; 

•  Charles  Stanley    424/ 


■  Henry  Eardley 
-  Irton  Eardley 


-  Henry  Francis 13 

-Montague  H.    C.   De 

C.  De  B 349 

:  —  Thomas  Edm.  Palmer  175 

-  Wm.  Jas.  RichardSi,  417 

-  William  Joseph  223a 

}  Wickins,  Rec.  Wm.  J.  ...  530' Williams,  Rev.  Arth.  A, 

vVicblow,  £ar/ 0/  133—  Arthur  Blount  C 419, 

■HetryFred 548  Wicks,  Hy.  Wm.  C. 337  —  Arthur  Cecil  iSoWillson,  Linton  F.  F, 

—  Reg.H.  Sedgwick...  251a:  Widdicombe,  Fred.  S.  ...  426I— Arthur  F.Carlisle 441— Mildmay  W 

Whitcombe, Ernest G.R.  528f~  George  Templer  427        '    "        "  -iiir.-i  ., 

White,        Alison         K.        jWiddringtOD.UertramF.  322 

Gordon 1756  Wigan.  jas.  Ramsay    ...  310 

—  Arthur     357!— John  Tysau 154 

—  Arthur  Wilfred 404' Wiggin,  Edgsir  Askin  ...  154 

—  Charles  James  443J  Wight,  Ernest  0 389 

—  Edm.  P.  Mainwaring  2761Wighton,  Edward 183 

—  Edward  Dalrymple  ..  301  Wigram,  Clive    440 

—  Finch   279  —  Herwald  Robert  ..  79,  267 

—  Fras.  Rashleigh  Holt  215'— Kenneth 442 

—  Frank  Aug.  Kinder..  213  Wikeley,  Jas.  Masson...  429 

—  Frederick 70,  400!  Wilberlbrce,       Herbert 

—  Frederick  Alexander  243         William 84,  136 

—  Fred.  Power  L....   50,  4iO|— William  Henry 250 

—  Geotf.  H.  Anthony   ..  172  Wilbraham,  Bernard  H,  215 

—  George  Edmund 438 —  Frederick  Vane   317 

—  George  Francis...   84,  1701 — Ralph  James 61,282 

-  Sir  G.  Stewart  4.  339i'Wi!cox,  James  E.  C.    ...  228 

,  219,  Wild,  Alfred  James 186 

4431 —  R.  K.  Baguall  213 

169]  —  Wiltrid  Hubert 232 

■  Hen.  A.  Pilkington...  i70|  Wilde,  Percy  M.  C 398 

■  Henry  Cecil  Jebb 314  WildeblooU,  Edw.  H....  352a 

—  Henry  Herbt. Ronald  322]  Wilder,  Hany  C 365 

—  Henry  Lawrence  E...  379  Wildes,  C.  S.  Dudlow  ...  225 

—  Henry  FiczL.  P.  F.  E.  524^  VVildiug,  Charles  A 271 

—  Herbert  SoutheyN. Si,  400  Wilford,  Arthur  Lucius  404 

—  James  Grove  48,  319 — Edm.  Ernest     442 

—  James  Robert 339  —  Reginald Hignett 361 

—  James  Ro&s 214' — Rowland  Marshall  ...  244 

—  John 402jWilkefl,  George  S. 1S3 

—  John  Joseph 317  Wilkie,  Arthur  Benson...  2S9 


—  Coventry 72,  154.— Ralph  H.  Sacheverel 

Cuthbert 402  —  Theodore  Eardley    ... 

-Cyril  Nelson  Betham  309I Wilson,  Albert    Collins 

—  Demetrius  2340-      *"      '  "' 

—  Edgar  M'Kenzie  384  ■ 

—  Edward  Arthur 135- 

—  Edward  Chas.  Jas.7S,  225- 

—  Sir  Edward  C.  S 215  —  Arthur  H.  Hution  ...  327 


2S0 

Albert  Edw.  Jacob  ...  233  ; 

i/.CoZ.  Alexander  50,  350  ;■ 

Qr.ilfr.  Alexander  ...  388  ,' 

Alm.eric  Fitzroy   238  \ 


—  Edward  Ernest. ..23^, 

—  Edwartl  George 


365  i 
242  - 


Arthur  Henry  249 

Arthur  Holt   279 


■  Ernest  Montgomery,.  3S5  —  A.  Whyte  Melville  78,  360 


Eustace  Scott    28 

—  2«(/Z,i'.Fred.Thesiger  308- 


Sec.  A.  Newton 457 

Cecil  William    322 


—  Caj)t.  Fred.  Thesiger    419;—  2)irf  if.  Charles  Ed wd.  227 

—  George  Albanus  ..,71,  292  —  Ca;J^Charles  Edward  332 

—  George  A.  Seccombe  236—  Charles  HenryL.  F.  63,168 


George  Augustus  63,  41 
Geo.  i).  Remington  79, 
George  Mostyn 

—  George  R.  Keppel    ...  442 

—  Godfrey  70.  -•  ~ 


Charles  Holmes    172 

Charles  Stuart 211 

395 — ■  Cyril  Edward    277 

—  Denis  Grey 266 

Denis  Daly 330 


Godfrey  T 152  ^  Edmund  Munkhouse    380 

•  Guy  Charles  215  —  Edward  Hales    ...  18,  406 


Wilson,  Edwin  Bryce  ...  146 

—  EricEdt^ardBoketon  214 

—  Francis  Adrian 174 

Francis  Stuart 402 

-  Francis  T.  Drake    ...  243 

—  Frank  Walter 395 

—  Frederick  Alfred 210 

—  Frederick  Grant 296 

—  Frederick  Mam-ice...  364 

—  GeottVey  Edwd.  Holt  445 

—  Qr.Mr.  George    231(1 

—  2IaJor  George 3S0 

—  I ieorg-e  Ernest 239 

—  George  Fred.  41,  206 

—  George  Tyrie  Brand     33.. 

—  t.iordon  Ohesney    134 

—  Guy  Greville   752 

—  Henry  Alleu 349 

—  Henry  Fuller  M..  6^,  356 

—  Henry  Hughes 356 

—  Henry  Maitland  358 

—  Herbert  Stanley  173 

—  Horace  Hayman    257 

—  James  Alban 431 

—  James  Burnett  3B2 

—  James  Herbert  Gray    401 

—  John  Charles 318 

—  John  Francis 63,  412 

—  John  Geo.  Yule  ...30,  363 

—  JohnHoiD  404, 

—  JohnHuttonBowes...  2S3 

—  John  Finder  366 

—  Joseph  Reginald   ..86,170 


Index — Active  List. 

^f^leSjf'''   ;;  *?°i:!%^fi«^^i;„^^-«^^^^--  44.  Wright,  Edward  Cyril... 


Fitzgerald    ^ 54,31.,       .^^x...> 

Wmwood  Wm.Qumtyne  1391  Woodifield,  A.  Hudaou 
WHden,  Robert  E.  B,    ..  244 

—  Thomas  F.  Mair  28S 

Wise,  Alexander 

—  Douglas 35:} 

—  Fras.  Hubert... i 


Tom  Percy 38c 


179,  368 
^00  Woodland,  Arth.  Law  --     -jc 
349  Woodley,  Ernest  Jai. 
Woodman,  James  E.  S 


846 

..  -   -  -.61 

-  Edwin 393 

—  Rrnest  Granville  426 


330- 


ErnestLeonard  ...  76,  416 

Ernest  Trevor  L 155 

Sen.  Frederick  Geo...  396 


.   inr      ,         ■ -,r —  =57  —  *^''<^tlenok:  Wilford 

,„.„.        ,_,  54  Woodmass,MontaguG.E.i6ol— Frederick  William 

-William  Thomas   3^9' Woodroffe,  Arthui°  Jas.  '      -  """"'''^  »i""iam 


Wishart,  Richard  Jame 
Witham,  Edward 


George 71, 


366 
S15 
177 


CS"- Charles  Richard  175  -  GeorgeDariing!;;;;....'  320 


™*"',.     ,""*;,■.;•''•  -S'^^^oodrow.Thos.H.J.  50.  176-Harrv  * 6i' 

H'te'/^"'"^.*"'!  ^'8*?  44i,Wood™fEe,  John  S. ...  ..  2S8  -  Harrv  Stavenan,;'      ' 


Witherby,  Bertram...  79 
Withers,  Alfre  1  Ross 
Charles  McGregor 


315'  Woods,  Adrien  Saml. 


-Samuel  H   384'- Byron  Jas.  Goodi-ich::  276! 

W.thmgton.GuyE.W..  296!- Cecil  Talbot  ' 

Withycombe,  Wm.  M...  315  - 

Witt,  Eeo.  Alfred  R 396  . 

Wodehouse.Ern.Chas.  F. 


-_,  339 

Harry  Stevenson 365 

24  — Hedley 76,  416 

"-         •  ■  ■    ■       -       2JJ 

2IO 

344 

—  Hnjh  Stackhoiise   ...  231 

—  Hugh  Stafford  N'orth- 
cota    366 

—  James  Henry 21^ 


=93j  — Albert  Kdward 447  —  Henry  Adoiphns  S 

443,— Arthur^NoeJ^.^.^. .......  1S5  —  Henry  Brooke  H. 

T- ,  /-.     .1      ..         .       Henry  Coram 
276 

Charles  Greaves   382 

Chas.  Robt.  Sandt'ord  296 

„     ,     .    ,,,.,,.  75  —  Charles  RoUeston 370 

-  Frederic  ttilUam 427, _  Edward  George    149  -  Kenneth  Crause 

Wo^ff  teor^l  Cec"u  -i/'  ^'^'"'^^  •A"""'"-^  =  3|-  Robert  Wallace 

HrSi"^"^"  -pH^cuS-!S..::i3;  ;^^t?J=Henry;; 

ames  Aug 393 

""""  "'  -   '  367 


358 
Wollen,  Wm.  R.  Grant..  214' 
Wolseley  Edw.  J 278  -  John  ohSes 

—  G.  J    fttef.         4,  134,  25^  _  Robert  John 

—  .Sir  George  Benjamin 

—  John  Francis 235 


SWoodside.  Alfred  M'B.  17511 


227 

232 

—  William  Frederick  ...  402 

William  Nevill 395 

William  Purvis 7,  399 

Wrigley,  Clem.  Carr234,  368 


William  0;ven   ........  378;  Wo^SwS^cS^f;-  3B6|  Wrpughcon/AnEi;  aa  ^se 


Wombwell,  Frederick . 


Alexander 

Alex.  VaughanL.. 


—  Leslie  Marshall    280 

—  Leslie  Orme  401 

—  Mathevv  R.  Henry  ...  151       __. ..„„, 

—  Patrick  Hogarth 175"'—  Antow  Coipoys 

—  Percival  Ale-'iander...  361        

—  Reginald  Sutcliffe   ...  257 

—  Richard  Hy.  George    241 

—  Robert  Calhvell  345 

—  Robert  Sym  3361—  Charles  Knrght' 

—  Roger  Parker   519 

—  Samuel  Herbert 213 

—  Tliomaa   367 

—  Wm.  Bernard 40,408—  Cyril 

—  Wm.  Deane^..  377J_  Cyril  Edward" 

Wilton,  John  E.  L 402;- David  Edward 

Wiltslnre,  Richd.  Clare     307]—  Donald 


•  Ed.  Mabbott . 


Lancelot  Macheli -173!  WooC-TAlaVchrsVLeitii  404IZ  '^''''"■"'  ^'^'s™^'^ 

156 
,,  ;,  „  H^j- John  Alfred  liudson..  421 

-  AlgernonG  Newcome  304  Woodwright,Fra.B.L.58  738 
Andrew  Colpoys    ...    285'- Wm.  Henry  Edw.        \iS 

Arthur  Herbert ^69;  Woodyatt,  Jfigel  G.  ...:.  422 

AttiweU  Henry   ...54,  348:  Woolbert,  Henry  Robert  517 

Cecil  toirachan ^49  Wooldridge,  Herb.  C.    .436, 

Charles  Hastings 173  _  wm.  Hugh.. 

'^"      48,  =o8|Woolger,  Jesse 


442- John  B 26S 

23o{Wyatt,  Chas.  Edwyn  ...  130 
79>  2S2|  — Ernest  R.  Caldwell  ...  445 


r'™f'.Ti"°''.f'''?y 3o7|—  Francis  Ogiivy i8- 

Frank  Horace   37c 


Chas.  M.  Aloysins 
Clement  Baddeley  .. 
Creighton  75, 


^^^l^-""}!'""'*?'  '^'^*-  ■^''^-  304]—  Edward  Andree 


—  George  Nevile  174 

—  Henry  James 3S0 

—  Louis  John 329 

Wybergh,  Johu   Henry  306 
Wybrant,  S.  Rait 175! 

4321  Wyld,  Chas.  Edward   ...  221 
269lWylde,  Arthur  Wm 400 


Wimberley,Chas.  Irvine  4311—  Edw.  Jas.  Fandon4o 

—  Chas.  Neil  Campbell  518'- Elliott  -6' 

—  Douglas  George  N.I  ..  325  .- Ernest  .  •  ■■  . 
~.^™*-  Uprdon  Arabin  437  —  Ernest  J.  Macfarl'aiie 
JJimble,  Walter  Ernest  419;— Evelyn  FitzGerald  M.  .,. 

Winckley,  fieo.  Chas.  R.  530  —  Francis  Ludlow   438 

Windham,  CharlesJsph.  429'—  Geo.  Benson  Glen 


T}- --".-«. -V  ..    so,  399 

Harry  Gervas    185 

Lennard  F.  G.  S 444 

444—  Robert  Darell 172 

373:  Wyley,  John  DeaneN....  39S 
John  Frederick 261 


Windle,  Reg.  J 382 

Windsor,  F.  Needbam...  519 

—  Wm.  John 432 

Windrum,  Frederick  ...  186 
Wing,  Fred.  D.  V. ...  75,  168 
Wingate,  Alfred  W.  S....  420 


—  Hastings  St.  Leger  ...     52 

—  Henry 213 

—  5ir  H.  Evelyn 214 

—  Henry  Lindsay 302 


—  Henry  Oswald  Bell  . 
Htlir.f  Stotesbui'y 


-  Basil  Fenton 386 1— Herbert  W.  ..„.„.„.., 

—  SirJ^ras.Reginaldi, 28,165;— Jefferson  Serrell    46" 


-  Geori 


2401  WooUcombe,  Chas  L.    .    47 

I77a|-  John  Morth    242 

^'^i  —  Kenneth  Macanlay 

428,\Voollett,  Wm.Chas. 

149;  Woolley,  Henry     j„,      „v,..^  ,.  .o.lc.ius.  201 

.^?o'm''ff'""^?^??'™"r 520;Wyllie,  Frederick..;..'.79,  416 

4iO!Wooiright,  Henry  H.  ...  31S  -  Frederick  Arthur  .. '.  L° 
203jWoolrych,  Humphry  S.  237 
305  Woon,  JohnBlaxell.".47,  410 
428  rt'ordley,  Thos.  Edwin...  367 
242  Worgan,  Rivers  B 366 

—  Sydney  D 288,  373 

Worlledge,  Alfred C 372 

—  J.  Franklin  51,  4 

Worniald,  Frank 153 

—  Frederick  William  ...  148 

—  William  Francis   145 

Worrall,  Ernest  Wm.  ...  243 

—  Stephen  Henry 287 

Worship, VerelstT 353 


..46, 


-  George  Miller 173 

-Godfrey  H.  F 225 


409  —  John  Cecil  ijg 


John  Hardy   333 

John  Lockhart 159 


-.Tl^os-Paterson 268  -  John  N.choFas  Price    j?  Wortab'rHjS  G 'l 

Wmefield.JohnMauncB  _  .Tnl,„  p.,„„  _.      JJ,  >>  o'l-aoBi,,  ntn.  ti.  ij. 


Wingfield,  John  Maurice 

85,    221 

—  Maurice  ff.  Rhys 302      

—  Walter  Clopton 130I- Lewis  Ironside! 


Worsley,  Chas.  F.  Maut  443 

—  Frank  P 247 

Henry  Gildart  236 

Richard  Stanley  366 


-  John  Page 71 

-  John  Wm.  Massey 
■  Leonartl 


286,  Wortham,  Harold  C.  W. 


362 


H. 


347 


—  William  Edward  170 

—  Wm.  Jocel.yn  Rhys  ...  160 
Winklield,  Wm.  Bertram  386 

Winn,  John  72,  209 

Winnington,  Pras.   Sal- 

wey 222       „„„ 

—  JohnF.  S 276!— Thomas  La: 


—  Maximilian  David 

—  Oswald  G 

—  Philip  Richard 346 

—  Ralph  B.  Manners  ...  230 

—  R.  Morton  147 

Thomas  Bh-chall  170 

TV..^.,.^..   T  _: ■  '< 


Winsloe,AU'.  Raynaud. 


•  liei>. 


23S 


T.  M.  Hunter =30 


—  Herbert  Edward 2131—  Walter 

Winslow,  L.  F.  Forbes...  sSoJ—  William    .''".''.'.'''..'..' '^    2I 


Winter,  Bertram  E 

—  Clifford  Boardman 

—  Frederic  Charles  ... 

—  Herbert  Edmond... 
-^  Ormonde  de  I'Epee 

—  Samuel  Henry 33,363 


372 
43S 
303 


WiUiam  Albert 395 

Wm.  Tnos.VereWajte  135 

_  _       WyndhamM.  P 

383  Woodall,  Frederio 

174!  Woodcock,    Ernest    Ei 

borough 443 


Thomas  Bas^sell 38.|-  George"Cyrii ■.'.'.■.;■.. :.■.'.'.  398 

Harold 


-William  Robert      34,  363I-  Henry  Stephen".;:'::  170 

Wmterbotham     wofni.i         ait.i*--,.,  t..^__  /_ 

St.  J.  L, 


Wintle,  Charles  E.  H. ...  243 

—  Ernest  de  Vaynes 424 

—  FiuHardinge 426 

—  Frank  G 24,368 

—  Henry  Euasell  403 


Wilfred  James  258 

— Wm.Chas. Marraaduke  425 
Woodford,  Edw.Fras.32,  330 
Woodham,  Cha.  Burnett  282 

—  James  Francis 444 

—  Louis 238 

—  Wm,  Burnett.. 308 


3S6- Philip  w.  T.  H 284 

286]  Worthington,  Claude  A.  229 

HT—  Hugo 39S 

37S  Wortley,  A.  R.  M.  Stuart  321 

—  Edw.  James  Montagu 
Stuari 54,321 

Wragg,  William 132 

Wrangham,  D'Arcy  G.  250 
Wratislaw,  John  M.  B.  349 
Wray,  Edmund 401 

—  Henry  Cecil 1750 

—  John  Cecil    84,169 

—  J.  Willoughby 41,  409 

Wren,  Edward  Conway  24- 
Wrench,  Frank  E.  N.  ...  318 

—  Fred.  Arthui'  Caven- 
dish      2,8 

Wright,  Altred   3t;3 

—  Arch.  J.  Arnott    ...49,277 

—  Arnold  Hy.  Burslem  349 

—  Bache  Allen   327 

—  Cecil  Edward  Sykes     401 

—  diaries  Edward   .. 
Sev.  Clement  H.  L, 

—  Clifton  Vincent  R. 

—  Cron  Hope  Bailie....::  444 

—  Edmund  Hasell    525 


257 
531 
265 


lerick  Arthur 297 

—  Hugh  Tweed  Walford  138 

—  John  Alfred 70,  412 

—  W.  Hutt  Curzon  ...40,  406 
Wylly,      Guy      George 

Egertou   ^96I^ 

—  Harold  C 53,  305 

Wymer,  George  Petre...  32a 

—  Hubert  J.  de  (' 361 

Wynch,  Fredk.JohnHy.  424 
Wyncoll,  Chas.  Edw.  51,  36= 
Wyudham.Guy  Percv84,  15^ 

—  John   ."....  jgS 

—  Johu  Reginald 325 

—  Walter  G.  C 48,  162 

—  Wm.  Francis  George  322 

—  William  Reginald  ...  158 
Wyndowe,  William  T.  ..  30S 
Wynn,Hy.C.  Williams83, 169 

—  Richard  Alfred  .,.296u 

—  Robert  Vaughan 150 

Wynne,  Arthur  S.    16 

—  Henry  E.  Singleton  ::  174 

—  Jno.  Geo.  Erskine77,  177" 

—  Oscar  Stewart 327 

—  Skeflington  Johu 372 

Wynter,  Chas.  Philip  ...  438 

—  Fras.  Arthur 181,  jgg 

—  Henry  Walter   1,5,, 

—  Hugh  Talbot '17, 

Wynyard,  Edw.  George  297 

—  Richard  Damer 279 

—  Rowley  54^  i,ti 

Yaldwyu,  Percy  Jas.  M.  372 
Yale,  James  Corbet  79,  247 

Yallop,  John  ,69 

Yardley,  Alex.  John 326 

—  JohnWilkins V47 

Yarr,  Michael  Thomas...    " 
Yate,  Arthur  C 70, 

—  Chas.  Allix  Lavington 
Charles  Edward  ...40, 
Frederick  Herbert  78, 
William  Gordon   ..1,0, 

Yates,  Guy  Apperley  ..' 

—  H.  T.  Scott  31, 

—  Hubert  Peel  ... 260 

Robert  Charles  Byam  444 


382 
414 
315 
407 
416 

410 

184 


847 

Vates,  Robert  Peel  ....  265 
Yatman,  Arthur  H 245 

—  Clement 232 

Yeadon,  Alex.  P.  343 

Yeatea,  Robert  H.  M.  ...  213 

Yeilding',  Wm.  R.. 71,  414 

Yeldhani,  Ernest  349 

YoUand,  William 70,  2c8 

Yool,  George  Alex 293 

YORK,  H.R.H.  Duke  of  235 

York,  Edward    142 

Yorke,  Fred.  Auor.  ...31,  165 

—  Henry  Reay  353 

—  Ralph  Maximilian  ...  15? 
Yorstoun,  A.  M.  C...  50.  299 

—  Morden  E.  Carthew...  ^16 
Younan,  Arthur  Chas...  517 
Young,  Arthur  443 

—  Ai'thur  Davidson  ..83,  169 

—  Arthur  Thomas 419 

—  Aug.  Henry  Owen  49,  386 

—  (JarmichaelL 47,: 


Index — Active  Lisl. 


'oun?,  Chas.  Augustus  383 

-  Chas. Fred. Gordon  75,  415J 

-  Charles  Henry 397] 

-  Claude  Sheridan    ..    .  1751 

-  David  Coley 415, 

-  Edward  Archibald  33,  408, 

-  Edward  de  Lorentz...  215' 

-  Ernest  Douglas 242' 

-  Francis  Henry 179I 

-  Frank  Popham 4481 

-  Fretierick   Benjamin   201! 

-  Frederick  De  Bud^  ...  425] 

-George  Fredk 17,406: 

-George  Herbert    404 

-  George  Jos.  Grafton  529a] 

-  George  Samuel    292: 

-  Harry  Howlett  ..    41,  409 

-  Harry  Norman 441! 

-  Henry  Alfred 1801 

-  Henry  George 430 

-  Hugh  Gerald  S,    .85,  160; 

-  Hugh  Greville  i7.sa' 


Young,  Qr.  Mr.  James  3691 

—  Jv^.  Co/.  James    515 

—  James  Charles 49,  zSSi 

I — James  Muclaren   231; 

—  John  E.  Harington...  iSij 
I — John  Er.skine i6o 

—  Julian  Henry  75,  415 

—  Julian  Mayue 365 

—  Julius  Ralph 210 

—  \Iaurice  Jas.  Duke  ...242a 

—  Norman  Edward  ..,71,  169 

—  Percy  Gordon  R.    133,  378 

—  Richard  A.Blair  271 

—  Richard  Rostrou  299 

—  Telford  Mackenzie  ...  1 
■ — Thomas  Simpson  ....  ,420 

—  Walter ,. 402 

I— Walter  Herbert  ..  240 

—  Wilfred  Edward  435 

—  William 519 

—  William  Arthur    ...58,  259 

—  William  Bensley  ...  ..  421 


Young,    William   Hales 

Wilkie   ...  252 

—  William  Henry 32,  251 

Youuge,  Geo.  Harrison  3S0 
Vounger.  Arthur  A.  S.  175 

—  Chas.ArthurJuhnston  135 

—  Edward  John , 157 

Youugermaa,  E.  P. 525 

Yoaughusband,  Fra.  B.  447 

—  George  John     .  ..   63,  415 

—  Harold     ,    .2Sia 

—  Leslie  Napier 425 

Youni?son,  Thos.  tVm  ...  267 

Yourdi,  John  R 380 

Yule,  George  Udny 215 

—  James  Herbert   ...  30  1 

—  Robert  Abercromby  280 
-^  William  Andrew  ..  ..  35 
Ziegler,  Charles  Henry  181 
Ziminermann,  B.Frazier  3S( 
Zorab,  John  il.    ,.  515 


848 


INDEX    TO    THE    RET  [RED    LIST. 


Abbott,  Augustus  Keith  634:  Alexander,  Willmm 7=itAunesleY  Francis  De„:<,        ,a,i,-  c.     ,       ^ 

-Bla"- 704- William  Gordon  632         .li,ck  lAtkinson,  Stephen  Edw.  6™ 

-  fieorse  llasson S9S- William  James 62,  -  Oliver  p' T =6.„_w,ii,„„ 

-  Henry  Byam S9S|Alison,  S,r  A.  B^rt.3-,6,  57S  -  I^eeinaldCarcf' 

t!9''|  -  James 570  —  Robert.. 


-  Isaac 


S6S,— William  :..'...:." V.'y^^ 

fi34  Attwood,  Trederick 6gi 

622  Aubertiu.  Peter 5^8 


r.Ti"'?™,,^'"''!   !;■•■■  534  AllanrAndrewTimbreii  744JAuseIi',''H'ich:Turl)'erviii  ^^^l*"i^-'"-  Thomas  John 


Abd.v,  Anthony  C.  S.  ... 

Abraham,  A.  A. 

.icheson.  Alexander  W. 

—  ffon.-Edw.A.  B 

—  Perci^-al  Havelock  ... 

Acklom,  Spencer 

Acland,  John  Edw 

A'Court,  Hon.    Edward 

A.  H 

Acres,  Albert  Wm.  E.... 
Acton,  Hampden  610 

—  .Tames  Lonry  Cole  ...  558 

—  Thomas  692 

—  W'm. Moles.  Cole fio 

Ad-iir,  Desmond   708 

—  Harry  Atkinson  69s 

—  Henry... 5gg 

Adam,  Fred.  J.  Stuart  595 

— /ohn 718 

A('jtms,  Arthur  John  ...  564 

Edward   Winou^hby  6:? 


Crawford  Lewin  539[Anson,  Alex   Geo 

—  pudley_North   743]— S'>  A.E.H. 


—  Lewis  F 57oc( 

—  William 533,583 

AUardice,  Jno.  M'D  610 

-AUard.yce,  James 610 

AUatt,  H.y.  Tbns.  Ward  544 

Allcard.  Octavius... 546 

.\llen.  Bedford  Moraut    6.72 

—  Francis  Seymour   ...  537 

—  Frederic 599 

—  George  Burges 537 

—  James 744 

—  John  Edward    509 

—  Rodney  Vansittart  ...  622 

—  William  Cocks 692 

~  William  Tankcrville..  634 

AUe.yne,  Douglas 744 

Allfrcy,  Frank  Edward   692 

—  Honr.y 56 

—  Irving  Scenui  - 610 


622 

Anstey,  WrnT  Fred.' f  ?? 

-Thomas  Henry  ...■,:.■  eio 
Ansticp,  Robert  Henry  6-4 
Anstrnther.  Basil  L.  '  ■  37 
Apperley.  Herbert  W  .  dio 
Appleby,  Fredk.  Henry  717 
Appleton,  William  74, 

App!ewhaite,  Harry  H  567 
Apple.yard,     Frederick 

Ernest     rgn 

Apthorp,  Edm.  Paley    '  564 

—  Frederick  East...; 622 

.\rathoon,  Rob.  Lewis  C4S 
Arbuckle,  Benj.  V 622I 


—  Sdward  Woollcombe  634  —  Moubray  561 

—  l;rederick  Vasey 718  Allgood,  George  ',....'.'..'.'  599 

—  George  Hewish    599  AUison,  .Tames    569 

—  Henry  Coker 610  Allsopp, //on.  H.Tongue  565 


—  .Tohn  Prosser 7,^ 

—  Joseph    71 

—  Richard  E.yre  Goold    555 

—  Robert  Frederick  555 

—  Thomas  Edmund...    .  599 

—  Walter  Seymour 74' 

—  William  706 

—  Wm.  Richard  Goold  706a 
Adamson, C.H.Ellison...  62 

—  T)avid  eio 

—  John  George... 454 

—  Robert  Isaac 622 

-Saunders ,  713 

Adcock,  Herbt.  Burrows  622 

—  John 723 

Artdams,  James 744 

Addington,i/oi!.O.J.535,  S6i 

—  //oh.  Herbert  H.  S.  566 
Addis,  James  Edward  jo6ii 
Addison,  Ale.v.  D 552 

■  Geor"-'  "'■"• 


i/y«.  Rannl]3h  550 

Alston,  S.yduey  Vere  ...  62 
Alves,  John  Monson    ...  6v 

—  Malcolm  Arbuthnot    62 

Ambrose,  John  723 

Amedroz,  Louis  E 562 

Amherst,  Hon.  Hugh  ...  5^4 
Anderson, Acland  Alf.G.  56S 

—  Alexander 722 

—  Mitjor  Gen.  Alex 
Dingwall 584 

—  2U£i  LI.  Alex.  Dini 
wall  


_     William  546 

Adthorpe,  Koljert dig 

Alive,  Capel  iJoorge 554 

KolandL, 622 


Agft 


—  Alfred 593 

—  Arthur  Wm.  Leslie...  584 

—  Charles  John 594 

—  General  David  ..  261,  578 

—  Mtijar  David 634 

—  David  L 717 

Donald  George 610 


—  Edward  Abbot . . 

—  Fred.  Cortlandt 

—  Harry  Cortlandt  , 

,-      -  >-^^  -  Herbert  W 

Agg,  Wuham  744  —  Horace  Sear'e 

.Iglionby,  Arthur 744  -  .Tames  Keith 

Agiiew.  Gerald  Andrew  62; [.    John.. 
.-Vikin,  James  Edward .. 
Aikmiin,  Hugh  H.  R. 
Airey,  Rt.  Hy.  Burrell 
Ailchison,  Charles  T. 

William  

William  Andrew  .. 
Aitkcn,  John  Christie.. 

Walter 

Akt'd,  Thomas    

illiuu,  Clifton  Fre<i.  S. 
llbo.riai-le,    A.    A.    C. 

Earl  of 

\.lcock,  Nathaniel '. 

—  Philip  Clayton 

—  I'onsonby" 522 

i.ldor.son,  Sir  Hen.  J.  534,583 

,Udridge,  Edward 634 

'-  Robort  Beanclerk    ...  572 
Hexiinder.Boyd  Francis  744 

Claud  Henry 556 

Etfward  Ma.yue  542 

Prodeiick  Gordon  ...  634 

p  George  Agar 706a 

p  James  622 

John 2^1 

'-U.Gen.  Robert    "...'.'.'.'  584 

Col.  Robert   uio 

R.  Gustavus 550 

R.  Homfray  634 


....  599 
....  589 
.  ..  589 
...5791/ 
....  590 
—  717 
741 


Arbuthnot.  George 

—  Henry  Thomas... 

—  L.  Conyngham =650 

Arbuthnott,  W.  c.  W        =4^ 
Archdale,  James  B.    '  '    634 

—  Mervyn  E.lw.  ...  jgT 

-Mervyn  Henry 54, 

Archer,  Pulbert  Wright  54, 

—  George  William  622 

—  Samuel    ^21 

Arden.  G.  BankesF! 70, 

Aris,  Robert   ,  607 

Armitage,  Harry Aj-nold  561 

—  William  Stuart  . 
Armitstead,  Robert 


Walter  Buret... 717 

Auchinleek,  Grahame  ..  j^a 

—  William  Henry &=» 

Austen.  A.  G.  Godwin...  022 

—  H.  H.  Godwin 626 

Austin,  Alfred    6jf 

—  Edmund 5^6 

—  Norton... yj^ 

A.ylmer,  Henry  535 

—  Henry  Tjcycester s«6 

—  John  Algernon 55^ 

Aytouu,  Andrew 6zz 

Babbage.  H.  Prevcst  ..  599 
Babingtou,  Lf.Col. 

Stephen    fe= 

=  "''  .'^'^  Stephen  „7 

Wdliam 


610  Baby, 


74.^ 

Daniel  Antoine..  7^ 
599  Bacchus,  Henry  ...  .  6gS 

Back,  Philip  e! j& 

Backhouse,  Thomas  D.  jfi 
Bacon,  Edwarrl 7^^ 

—  Thomas  William  ..  jai 
Baddeley,  Paul  P.  M....  610 
Badgley,  Wm.  Francis  6eo 
Bagot,  Arthur  H.  L jfi^ 

Ponsouliy    7^ 

Villiers  Spencer  ..V,.':  s«g 

—  lion.  VValter  Lewis  ..  5^ 
Bag.shawe,    Samuel  L.  ^07 

571  Baile.y,  Frederick    ..       fe- 


Armstrong;  XrBosweii  ^~  i^I"-^^"'  7"* 


692! — John  Albert  7: 

692  —  John  Grant 543 

634  —  John  Hector 717 

58S   -  .Tohn  Watson  M 6:1 

744  —  Robert 7 

622| — Robert  Douglas  566 

569!—  Wilfred  Turner S39 

697-  Qy.  J/r.  Wdliam 697 

700  —  Qr.  Mr.  William 697 

598J—  Colonel  William   610 

—  William  Campbell  ...  692 

—  William  James 610 

—  William  Sturrock  .-,  354 
Anderton.Wm.Arthurl.  555 
Andrews,  Alfred 634 

—  Charles    599 

—  Francis  William  574 

—  James  Walker 542 

John 727 

Robert  William 552 

Angelo,  Edward  Fox  ...  622 

—  Richard  Fisher 6io 

'Vnketell,  Moutray    692 

Anioy,  Barnett  N 610 

Annaly.  Luke, /.orr^ 5651/ 

Annand.  John  Harve.y  610 
Annesle.v,  £ar^  "  ..  744 

—  Arthur  L.  Lyttelton 
153.533,  579 


Charles 

—  Edward  F.  Hunte 

—  Francis  Hugh  „., 

—  Herbert  Aubrey  =77 

—  Herbert    Duncombe    545 

—  John 'II, 

—  John  Arthur      622 

Lancelot 723 

Mansel ,......'.  622 

Richard  "  "  7,. 

—  Thomas  P.  St.  George  746 
-William  Bruce...  iU 

—  William  Gage   ...  610 
Armytage,  Arthur  Hen.  549 

—  Henry 

Arnold,' Andrew  Pag 

—  Ernest  C ;. 

Irnot,  George  H.  A. 
Arnott,  Napoleon..  .. 
Aron,  Eugene  F.  S,.. 

Arrol,  Charles 

Arthur,  Alex,  Miller.....'.'  622 

—  iZf (1.  David '  y.^ 

Ash,  Robert  Vaoy   .         702 
Ashbnrner,  P.  Jas '.706a 


■  744 
.  718 
570 
562 
610 
57: 
717 


—  Richard    634 

—  Thomas  James 6=2 

Bailie,  James y.6 

—  Thomas     Maubourg 

Baillie,  Chas.  Deymaa     622 

Frederick  David 558 

George  Clement  

James  

James  C.  Parkison 

John  Robert 

Thomas  

Bainbridge.  Edmond 

—  Edward  Thomas 

—  Frederick  Thomas  ... 
Robert 


Francis  James  . 

Ashburnham,  5i;*  C 

-i/ou. Thomas ...'.'  564 

Ashley,  Arthur 544 

—  Charles  James 711 

Ashton,  Gough  ...  7 

William    ,.,  721 

Aspinall,  Robt.  L..  ..  "  " 
Astell,  Chas.  Edward 

-Godfrey ;.■:  ^^^ 

Astley,  Spencer  Byng... 70(11/ 
Atehison,  Chas.  Henry  .544 
Atherley,  Evelyn  G.  H.  '=52 
Atkins,  Charles  Alfred  " 

—  Edward  Ernest  H.  ... 

—  George     

—  Robert 

Atkinson,  Aug.   W.   H 

—  Edward  D ' 

—  John  Parkinson   .... 

—  John  Richd.  Breeks 


Richard  Henry C22I  Baldock.  .Tohn 

■IhomasH.  H.  Brad-        I  -  William  Stanford 
55S  B.aldwin,  John  Hem 


7<4 
599 

589 

I70K 

i7J 
6  to 
6co 
592 

Baiubrigge,  Arthur .'...'  6ro 
Barnes,  Cuthbert  J 55S 

—  Edward  Henry jfe 

—  James  Edgar 62* 

Baird.  Andrew  Wilson  "  61? 

—  David  6,2 

—  .^ir  David,  Bt....  7T6 

—  John '^  ig. 

—  William  Robt.  Corn-'      ^ 
wallis -g^ 

Bairnsfather,  Thos.  U.  614 

Baker,  Alfred  Aquila  =-0 

—  Edw.ard  Heurv '".  610 

—  Fftusset  Mahe'r...  725 

—  George 6,„ 

—  Henry  Bdmeades...  s6^ 

—  Henry  Edw ^gj 

—  James  Bowyer   .  721 

-Joseph 6^ 

-Richard  Aufrere  ...      621 

—  Robert  Broome  7  .T 

—  Robort  Hy.  Sherston  546 

—  Robert  .John  ...  Za 
-Thomas  ;:"  ft?? 

—  Thomas  Norris.... 

—  Thomas  Young, . 

—  Wm.  Adoiphus    ..."  roo 

—  Willism  James  "    ,,, 
Bald,  Alfred  Campb'eli'jew 

ReinholdB \)„ 

Baluora,  Charles  M ,o&i 

742 


■  054 
59' 

723 


ford 


>T 


54j 

6  J2 


3  u 


8486 


Index — Retired  Lisi. 


Baldwin  Eobt.  Bulkcley  623lBarton,  Clu-istopher 744,Beaumont,WalterHenry  634  Bamard 

laltjota  Edward  ......  634I-  Crosbie    .,....': sjSJBeavan,  Regm^d  ^ 6io|        Charles 


Henry 


Balfour,  Chas.  Barring-        I-  Howa'rd  James::.:.:.:'.  599JBeavJr7Pliihp  K.  L 6ic  -  James  Walker 6^ 

ton  .       571  UiJei-.  John  Yarker  ...  74olBecher,  Alfred  600  —  Thomas  ..       740 

-Francis  Walter    746  -  Laurence  Fleetwood    559  -  L^ecil  Leycesler  7^a;Berne,   Jas.  Coleman...  74' 

-HeiS-yLoXr 599  -Montagu 746!- Dccmns  W.lham 6=3^Berry,  Andrew  R 

—  JohnEdm.  Heugh...  567  —  Newton    599, 

—  Kenneth  Robert 56»  — Robert .■ 599; 

Ball,  Edward  Arthur  ...  542lBartwell,  Fras.  T 57°" 


■  Edward  French 
-  Frederick  Williams 
Septimus  Harding  .. 


—  F-ancis  A  746  Barwell.Wm.  B.Browne  599]Beck,  Fred.  Henry S39 

Ballard,  James  Ritchie   706  Basden.C.  Brenton  6oo|_- Hugh    ......^.. .......  695 

-        -  '-,  Basevi,CUa8.  Bdw 6io,Beckett,  John  Robert  ...  542 

I  Bashfo'rd,  William   C23—  Stephen 611 

1  Baskerville.  Chas.  H.L. '557  -  William  Henry...    ...  597 

{ E.  R.  Mynors    7ol"  Beddome,  Richard  H....  611 


570 

552, —  Edward  Ring    744 

555i3erthon,  Chas.  Peter  ...  700 
58S  —  Thomas  Porter 58.? 


•  John  Fane ■  ^-3 

BallT,  St.  John  599 

—  William  599 

Bamber,  Hugh  W 623 

Bamfield.  Albert  Hy.  ...  591 

—  John  Hichens  746 

Bampfleld.Wm.JohnB.  713 
Uampfylde,  Hy.  Edw...  568 

Banbury,  Arthur 564 

Bancroft,  Wm.  Chas.25i,5Si 
Banister.  Geo.  Stanhope  543 
Banks,  Herbert  D 55* 

—  Joseph  Henry  634 

—  William    623 

Bannatyne,  Neil  543 

—  William   623 

(Bannerman,  Arthur  J...  623 

— Pat.  ^Vilson    593 

—  William    59° 

Banning,  Arthur  C.  G.  555 
Bannister,  Charles 

John  5.39 

Banting,  Wm.  Robt 573 

Barchard,  Chas.  Henry  610  Battersby,  J.Prevost 

—  Chas.  Percival 564  Battine,  Wm.Alex. 

Barclay,  Edward 746  Battiscombe,  Edm.  G 


Bertie, HoH.  G. A. Vere  ...  744 
Bertram,  CharlesPelgue  744 

-William  558 

Best,  George  62? 

Maudistl.y  Gaussen...  746 
Thomas  William 633 


—  Herbert'W  Mynors...  623  Bellingfeld,  Norman  N.  s'iSjBeswick,  Anthony  S....  705 

_joiin  746iBeddy,  Edwin    595  —  Frederick   746 

Bassindaie  Edw.ird 697  Bedford,  H.  A.  Duke  of  s7olBethuno.  Hy.  Beauclerk  634 

Batchelor,  William  573- J.  Herbert^. 6ooj- Robert  ..         746 

Bate  Abraham  W 723  Beech,  John  Robert 506!— W.  1).  P.  Patton    334.578 

—  Henry  Reginald  ej^jBeechey,  Fred.  Robt. ...  623  Belt,  Henry  Imlach 600 

Batemaii  Alfd  Geo 718  Beeching,  Frank  593  Betty,  Joshua  Fred an 

—  Herbert  D        572I— Hugh  C.  Westall 568|Bevan,  Reginald  John- 
Bates,  Chas.  "Ellison 6io|  Beedle,  George  697,        stone 74' 

—  Charles  Edward  589lBcers,  William  744,Bcveridge,  A.  W 

-  Charles  Loftus      566I  Beetles,  Walter  H 571  —  Robert  Ebenezer. 

._  John     6oo|Beerer,  Henry  Holt 564 IBeville,  Chas.  Eras. 

—  John  Sidney 746 


Bateson,  Richard 

Batho,  Robert  72. 

Bathurst,  Benjamin 746  Belcher,  J.  W. 

-  Claude  Hervey    564  B'=!2™°''<v,-Mr!:, 

—  Lionel  Hervey  "  '^  '"'   "'" 
Batten,  John  Mount.. 


7-j 
710 
567 
59" 
552 
60c 


Baring,  M071.  Hugo 572 

—  Robert 610 

Barker,  Edw.  H.  Payne  69: 

—  Fras.  Wm.  Jas 6io 

—  FrederickRowland...  7 

—  Henry 54° 

—  Henry  Andrew 610 

—  James 7^3 

—  John 74' 

—  William  Hemy 63, 

Barlow,  Harry  568 

—  Herbert  Sturges 556 

—  Lionel 57' 

—  Wm.  J.  Pratt 589 

—  William  Ruxton 610 

Barnard,  iSir  C.  L 578 

—  Christopher  John 746 

—  Henry  Craufiird 5650 

—  Robert  Cary 746 

—  William  Osborne  534,  584 
Barned.Barned  Lewis...  570: 


—  Walter  Ernest  Sax 
Battley,  D'Oyley  Wm, 
Battye,  Arthur _„ 

—  Arthur  Fred 610 

George   Money 600] 

—  Heniy  Doveton 600 

—  Montagu  M'P 623,  774 

Baugh,  Folliott  Walker  588 

—  Guillum  Scott 634 

Baumgartner,  Tho.  M.  589 
Baxter,  Clement  Fred...  558 
Baylay,  Cha.  Allan 610 

—  Frederick  Geo Oio 

Bayley,  George 610 

—  John  Arthur 74° 

Bayly,  Alexander  Ross  610 
'^  George  Croker 570 

—  Capt.  John 5°3 

—  General  John 204,  579 

—  Richard  Kerr   610 

William  Head  534 


Begbie.  Alf.  Glynn 623I—  George  Francie 

—  Hamilton  Luard 564  Bcwicke,  Hugh  B.  N.  . 

Belchem,  Fred.  Geo.   ...  697;  Beynon,  Wm.  Howell.. 

723'Bil>by,  Alfred 744 

723|Bickrord,  Wm.  Geo.  T.     62J 

543  Belfield,  Edward  6oo|  Bicknell.  Hy.  David 623 

746  —  William   709lBiddulph,  Fra.  Edward   744 

600  Belford,  Ernest  Aug.  ...  5431— John 596 

744|Belgrave,  DacreaT.  C.     549  —  Sir  M.  A.  S._ 163,  578 

610  Belhaven  and  Stenton, 

713         Alex.  C.  ior(Z 611 

746lBell,  Alexander 56 

593 


.Middleton  Westenra  546 

Biden,  Horatio  611 

Big,g,  Frederick 634 

Charles  Harland   746JBigge,  .Sir  Arthur  John  545 

Chas.P.  L.Lynden...  567,— Thomas  Scovell  600 

Edward  Henry 711J  Biggs,  Thomas 744 

James  Edward 697  —  Thomas  61: 

—  John  Charles 634  Bigham,  Chas.  Clive  ...  573 

—  Leonard 564  Bignell,  Cha.  Phillips ...  695 

Mark  Sever 611  —  John 697 

Jif u /or e«)i. Thomas...  592] Billington, George M.  ...  744 

Stuff  Paym.  Thomas     706.  Bingham.  Edw.  Hy  611 

Stuff   Piiym.  William  ^oi,—  G.C.Lol■d....^ 561 


—  Lt.Cohnel  William  ...  744 

—  William  J.ihn    594 

Bellairs,  .Sir  William 581 

Bellasis,  R.  J.  E.  Oliver  562 

—  Geo.  Montalt 634 

Bellhouse,  John   708 

Bellis,  John  Francis    ...  634 


Binney,Charles  Richard  744 

Birch,' Alex.  John  C.    ...  594 

—  Arnold  Wilson 558 

—  Fred.  Macdouald 593 

—  Frederick  William  ...  537 

—  George  Thackera.y...  569 
James  Francis 611 


Barnes,' Em.  Wykeham  718  Baynes,  Geo.  Edw    58 

Osmond  594  —  Gilbert  Samuel    554 


Senneth  Schalch 549 

—  Robert  Stuart 335,  580 

Bazalgette,        William 

Joseph  744 

Bazett,  Richard 623 

Beach,  W.  Archibald  H.  692 

See.  W.  R 740 


Bellord,  ifeo.  James 740J— Joseph 697 

Bengough.Harcourt  M.  —  Robert  Ludlow  Coote  ^62 


534.  584 
Bennet,  Edward  Gull.y...  545 
Bennett,. .Adrian 61  t 

—  Alfred  Charles 570a 

—  Charles  Harold 708 

—  Sev.  D.  D 740 

—  George  B 713 

—  Richard  Dawson 539 

—  Robert 563 

Goci —  Co?one/ William    Ci 

Beadnell,  Alfred  G.  S...  553 
—  Charles  Edw 634 


—  Raglan  Wykeham 72 

Barnett,  C.St.  Jn.  B 623 

—  Edw.  Ranulph  De  B.  610, 

—  Robert  P.  Sanders  ...  C92 

Bamston,  Francis    623 

Barnwell,  Tobias 723 

Barr,  Alexander  697 

William  Lamb 706  Beadle,  James  Pattle  . 

Barren,  Wm.  John  697 

Barrett,  Knox    744 

—  Richard  Doyle 599 

Bai-rington,  Henry   725 

—  JosephT 703 

—  R.  Mordaunt 568       — „ ,  ^      1,  ■        ,,, „■     -,   r. 

Barron,  Fenwick  Boyce  744  Beagin,  Edward  G.D... .4P34- William  J.  P. 

_I,^ke  723  Beal,  Henry     .'6ioiBentinck,  H.C.  A.  F.W. 

Barrow,  De  Symons   ...  s99|Beale,  Bernard  Arthur    543         Aldenburg 744 

—  Frank  ..    .    .  623  —  Thomas  Alfred ^...  535]  —  Reginald  Joseph 707 


Beadon,  Cecil 596  —  William  Henry  Mon-is  555 

—  Edw.  Musgrave   6oo|Bennitt,  Wilham  W 611 

—  Oliver  Armitage  7081  Benson,  Charles  A 590 

—  Reginald  H 62i(— Starling  Meux 535 

Beacnn,  Edward  G.  D....ip34  —  William  J.  P 57' 


—  V/illiam  Brereton   ...  611 

—  William  James  Alex.  611 
Bird,  Henry  Charles  ...  746 

—  William  James S64 

Bii  kbeck,  VincentMack- 

sey 558 

Birney,  John   611 

Birnie,  William  Jones    713 
Eiscoe,  Robert  ..  746 

—  William  Walters 591 

E^CoZ.  William   744  Bishop,  Edward  Barry  598 

William  Fuller 723  —  Henry  Parlett    600 


—  Frank  Edward 722 

Barry,  Chas.  Wm 599 

—  Daniel  Paterson  723 

—  James  David 563 

—  Qr.afr.  John 705 

—  Urin.Sarff.Lt.ColJhn.  722 

—  Lionel  Edward 566 

—  Robert  Mercer 561 

—  William  E.  A 57° 

—  William  Henry 746 

—  Wm.  Stafford  Joseph  557 
Barstow,  T.  A.  .\ndn.  ...  623 
Bartholomew,  Robt.  ...  623 
Bartleman,  John  599 

—  Woodburn  Francis...  593 
Bartley,  A.  G 72 

—  Alexander  Fisher 723 

—  Edward  B 570a 

■  -  JohnCowell  599 


Beamish,  Allen  Aug.  W.  623  |Bentley,  William  A 560 

Charles    eoolBentlif,  Philip  Barnerf  718 

David  Gregory 6'o|Beuyon,  J.  Spencer 673 

—  George  Perceval 6io|Beresford,  G.  de  la  Poer  600 

Bearcroft,EdwardH. ...  SS9|— George  William    623 

Beath.JohnH 7211-  Hamilton  de  la  Poer  634 

Beaton,  JZeii.  Patrick 740'— Henry  Marcus  746 

Beatson,  Albert  Bale. ...  600  —  John  P.  Db  la  Poer...  695 


Beattie,  Jas.  Forbes 721 

Beatty,  James  M'Neill    723 

—  John  WilUam  556 

—  Joseph 610 

—  Rich.  Carden  Allen  ...  549 

-Robert 592 

Beauchamp,Fitzmaurice6oo 
Beauclerk,    George  M. 

de  V 572 

Beaufort, Bute  0/ 744 

Beaumont,  Dudley  706 


M.Wylly  de  la  Poer...  611 

—  Mostyndela  Poer533,  581 

—  Robert  de  la  Poer  ...  717 
Berger,  Eniest  Archd.  ..  600 
Berkeley,  Arthur  M.  .  ,  577 

—  Edmund  Henry   548 

—  Frederick  George  534,584 

—  Henry  W 746 

—  James  Cavan    592 

—  Richard  William 721 

—  Robert 746 


—  Leslie  Trevor    598 

Bisset,  Maurice  E.   563 

—  iSir  W.Sinclair  Smith  611 
Blachford,  Oswald  Sam.  744 
Black,  James 600 

—  William  Thomas 723 

—  Wilsone 534.583 

Blackburn,  Hugh 557 

—  Peter 546 

Blacker,  Fred.  H 562 

—  Latham  Chas.  Miller  556 

—  Latham  Wm 704 

Blackett,    Charles  Fra.  634 

—  Christopher  Edw.    ...  611 

—  Chris.  Montagu  56- 

—  Sir  Edward  Wm.  St,  600 

—  Henry  Wise  Ridley...  623 

—  Wdliam fin 

Blackley ,  John  Henry  ...  611 
Blackinan,  William  J.  .  727 
Blackwell,  James  Edw.  600 
Blackwood,  John 697 

—  ilobert  Wm 623 

Blaine,  Robt.  Stickney  695 
Blair,  Charles  Renny  ...  589 
^  Gustavus  Fred 611 

—  Henry  Francis 611 


Index — Retired  List. 

Bliir,  Henry  William...  596  Booth,  William 6od  Bvamston 

—  -'f"'°''  j»™«^ 6j4iBoothbT,  Geo.  Murray     559  Brannveli; 

—  ffenera/ James 5S9,Bor,  Arthur 

—  JoliJi f  23  Borradaile,  Geo.  W.   . 

—  bamuel.....     es/Borrowes,  Sir  E.,  Bart. 

Blake,  Benj.  Watson         --         "' ' 


S486 

T.  Harvey...  7f4  Brou^h,WilliamRiohard 

George    692      Charles 611 

547—  Hush  R'lnsou 718  Broughton,  Delves  =42 

oiiiBrander,  Mangles  J .'iSg  Brosvell,  Edn-.  Thos     '    6ii 

74S  —  Wm.  Ma.vwell  623 1  Brown,  Alex.  Burton 


Kill    ■    T^?''"''     74«!Boswell,JohnJas 600;  Brebner,  Alex  72k' 

BUiksle.v   John  6o<,jBotfleld,  W.  D.  Garnett  ss^'Bradin   Alexander 

BlcDd,   Edward   Loftus  600  Bott,  Thomas  33.,,  ui=iiiu,  iie.vanuer  .. 

Bland}-,  Wm.  Poyntz  ...  SjjiBoughey,  Gso.F.'ottle 
Blane.  Robert  Arthur...  sjolBoalderson,  John 
— 5ii-SeymourJn  £«.533,  sSoiBoulger,  Isaac 


■  on 
.  623 


Boolt.E.Farnngton 72, 

Boulton,  Arthur  F 553 

—  Edward  .loseph    72-> 

Bourchier,  Heury  Seton  623 

748 


Blanshard,  Fred.  H 
Blatherwick,  Thomas  ...  723 

Blathwa,^-t,  Linley 623 

Blaxland,  Arthur  H.    ...  634: 

Bleaymue.  Joseph  623! — John 

Bleazby,  Fr.ancis  Bern  634  Bourke,  Son.  Edw  R   " 

--  Robert  ..  .    61. 1-  Edm.   U.  F.  Mao  W.  7,0 

Blenkmsop,  Kdw.  Geo...  611'— /f<m.  J.  Jocelyn  303  s8j 
Blennerhassett,  Barry...  744  —  Joseph  748 

Blewitt,  Charles ooj  — Thomas  '"  7!. 

Bliirh,  Fred.  Arthur 566  Bourne,  Casimir  A.       "  =;^g 

—  Frederick  Cherburgh  746|Bouveri9,ffo«.J.Plevdeirs4' 
Blissott.  Henry  Fred. ...  712  Bouwens,  Lambart  H....  62- 
Bloijg,  George  Richd...  573|Bovill,  Chas   Edward...  63^ 


wald  556 

David    j88 

,         .,  -     5971— Edward 130,611 

74i  Brendon,  Algernon 6oo\—  Edward  John  Tesey  74:; 

""  Brennau,  Charles rig;,-  George  Rodney    .  ,      600 

Brereton,  Chas.  Wm.  ...  611]—  Henry  Geor-re  708 

—  John  Alfred  600  —  Henry  James  '  6^. 

—  John  Sadleir 706  -  H.  W.  Silverhorne  ...'570^ 

—  Robert  Kean 623  —  «enry  Thomas  722 

—  Thomas  Sadleu-   ■'04— .James  Pearson  '  710 

—  Wdlou-hoyT igl— Captain  John   692 

Brett,  Harry  Armstrong  60-..I—  Staff  Pay m.  John  706 

—  Lionel  Lowdham 5ii— Joan  Henry  ,<. 

-SirWilford 748  -  Percival  Ashlev  ■;:;;::  6ii 

Brettmgham,  R.Wheatl.  692  —  Robert  Hanbury  c-r 

Brewster,  Fred.  Wm.  ...  542  -  Robert  Ross  717 

—  Henry  Craigie 600!—  Simon "'  (,„i 

Brice,  George  Tito    533,  58. f-  RUiingM,:  Thornks"!  696 
Bridge,  James    709  —  Thos.  SouthweU  744 


WalterSyilney s?^!- '^alontine   .....     fol 

Bi.m«.d^Thos.  Edwm  ^^^  :=:::.  ;i:  f^^:^,:;,:,  -r^Sr  Eaw^rd:;:;:  S 
Bioomfieuairied-:;:::;  pU^Jw:  dowdier  I?.  "ilin^S^^:^^-^  ^;:i= V^Ur^-"^  -  li 

6ii:Bowen,  Chjirles 6i,JBridgman,  Fred.  Hy.       '      " .aomas....^.......  on 


-iUeyuc  F.  F. 

—  Frederick  WilUam  ...  6341—  George Blio^h 
Blosse,  Robert  li.vuch  ..  567!—  Henry  Griffith 

Bluunt,  Robert 746  -  Herbert  .706a 

BI,,wers,  (.  has.  Edw.    ...  eoo'Bower,  Edmund  T.  0.:;/  564 

—  W  ilham  Heury 611 1— Robert  Lister  LI 

w    I,   „     Edw.L.  ...  6iiRowhill,Ja3.  Henry 552 

—  «  .  H.  P.  Gordon^.....  746  Bowie,  Matthew  Morton  596 


6-K)  —  William 
■="  Bridport,  A.  N 
Brii 


Blundell,  H.  Blun.  H...  6it 

—  JohnEyles    on 

—  R.  Blundell  H.  ...533,  3, 
Blunt,  Arthur 6 

—  Francis  Charles   704 

—  Grant   600 

—  James  S.  Tillyer 550 

Blyth,  David  on 

—  Sydney  Beckwith  ...  542 

Bl.vtbswood,  Lftrd 744 

Boase,  Geo.  Clement 623 

Boddam.Chas.  Wm.    ...561 

—  Hungerford  Meyer  ...  589 

—  Welby  Wroughton  ...  592 

Bochmer,  Fred.  C 566 

Bogg,  Geo.  Richard 574 

Boggs,  A.  Ansell  623 

3ogle,  Adam  551 

—  John  du  Terreau 537 

Boileau,  Fras.  Wm 594 

—  John  P.  Hamilton    ...  722 
Lestock  Francis 611 

—  Lewis  Maltbj- 634 

—  Wm.  Simeon S34 

Scisragon,  A.  Maxwell  562 
Joissier,  John  William.  74S 

ioiitho,  Otho  Gl.viiu 537 

iollaud,Geo.  Herbert 


Bowlby,  Pultene.yEdw.  ..^ 

Bowler,  John.....' 748 

Bowles,  Arthur  M 533 

—  VereHunt 3^7,  581 

Bowyer,  WentworthG.  533 

Boxwfill,  Samuel  5^0 

Boycott,  William 748 

Boyd,  Campbell 719 

—  George  Vachell 623 

James  George  Hay...  744 
John  Alexander 537 


''3 

V,;ic.  ...  578 

_  .  David  6o3 

—  James  goo 

—  John  Archer   Julian  623 

—  John  Arthur 692 

Brind,  Kdw.  Agincourt  6n 

—  Frederick  Sale  S.   ...  623 

—  WilhamHenry 623 

Brindle,  Jeec.  Robert   ...  740 
Srine,  Bruce fin 


623  Browne, Abraham  VValker722 


Andrew  Lang  54-, 

—  AndrewSmytheMon- 

'•^?'^<'. 534.  S33 

—  -iugustus   fin 

—  Charles  Edmund 564 

—  Charles  Henry .  .    .   .  72-> 

—  Edmund  Chas 6n 

-  Edward  Pohlmann     543 

—  George  Edward  Beale  544 

—  George  Richard 748 

—  Henry  Donald 611 


■  Percival  Forbes 566)- Henry  George  74. 

Bnnklej-   JohnT 563  -  Henry  Ralph  ....'.'.294,' 


Briscoe,  Edward  Wm, 
—  William  Thomas  ... 
Bristow,  James  Alfred 
Brittlebank,  Joseph... 
Broackes,  Chai 


WiUiam  74: 

Wm.  Arthur  Edward  57  _ 

William  Cathcart 721 

Boyes,  Walter  John  623 

Boyle,  So}i.  Edm.  John    748 

—  Edward  706 

—  Gerald  Edmund 6n 

—  Patrick  David  334 

—  Hon.  Robt.  Elphin,  ...  594 
JIou.  WiUiam  George  744 

Boys,  Henry  748 

Brabazon,  Hugh  ..  748 

„,       ,         ...  -  —  J.  A.  H.  Moore 623 

-  Theodore  Julian  70S  Brace,  Fras.  Chas.  O. 

iolton,  Harry  John 054  Bracken,  R.  D'Oyly  c' 

Hely  Frederick  on  —  Thomas  P.  A 

-  Henry  Fra.  Somerset 


Julius  Middleton    ...  =93 1 Broadfoot.  Archibald 

—  Mossom  600—  WiUiam  - 

-Thomas  722  Broadhurst,  Arthur  b!  565 

Walter Colquhoun   ...  555  Broadley,  Hamilton  W    56- 


034, 


-  Richard  A.  L.  M 

Robert  Henry  600 

-  Sila.s  E 371 

onavia,  T.  Emmanuel  623 
iond,  Edward  744 

Frederick  William   ...  600 

Henry 744 

Henry 600 

-Robert  John 611 

-  William  Dunn  ..  533,  sS 
ouham,  Harry  WalterM.539 

-John on 

pnhote,  Leith 559 

Miner,  Jas.  Edward...  697 
>nnor,RichardMaurice  on 

jnomi,  Joseph  1 557 

>nus,  Joseph   581 

)Oker,  Geo.  E.  N 371 

loth.  Baron  George  ...  541 

James  Gore   6n 

Thomas  George  706 


571 
600 


„    ^1  .  1-  -     -yT>   579 

557J—  Henry  Robt.  Tates  ..  623 

550!— Herbert  F.  L 745 

711  --Horace  Albert  589 

573  —  -^"i-  ^™.  James  534,  584 

697  —  Major  James 55^ 

6111—  Major  James '  748 

6341      *■'■    Jas.     Frankfort 

Manners 204,  578 

n       ,  ■■,•   T,",- ■■■  ^"^      Jfmes  H.  GranviUe...  623 

Broadrick,  Edward 6n I  —  John  Thomas    .  5,0 

Broadwood,  Francis   ...  562  -  Lambart  John    .  '    '  \\-, 

Brock,  .Tohn    697  -  Melville  '     "I" 

Brockman,  John  Arthur  611!- Montague   .'.'.  6, 


■  745r 


-  iBfi;.  Ralph  C ■740 

6n| — Richard  697 

706]  —  iortf  Richard  Howe..  748 


—  Julius  Drake 

—  Ralph  R.  E.  Drake 

—  William  Law ,„„  _ 

Broderick, Edw.  Warren  337:— Richard  Thos.  b'  tIs 

Brodie,    Edgar    Walde-        |- Sir  Samuel  James  ■"  58S 

grave     563  -  Swinton John  '.'..  „, 

—  James  Fitzgerald  ...  722  -  William  602 

—  John  Fitzgerald  723I- WiUiam  Barrington  54= 


Walter 


70s 


Brackenbmy,Hem'yi3o,  748 

—  Maule  Campbell  6n 

Bradburne,  Saml 61 

Braddell,  Thomas    61 

Braddon,  Edw.  H.  C.  .    623 
Bradford,  Sir  Edw.  R.  C.  594 

—  Evelyn 600 

—  Henrj-  Richard 623 

—  Ohver  John   623 

—  Robert  Mark 722 

—  Wilmot  Henrv...   34.^,  =-7n 
3radley,  John  Donald- 
son ...., 

Bradshaw,  Alex.  Fred...  720 

—  James  BuUer    708 

—  James  Lewis 623 

—  John  Charles 748 

—  Osw.^ld  Mosley    623 

Brady,  David  M.  F 623 

—  William  Longflehl  ...  569 
Braimer,  James  Louttit  708 

Brain,  Daniel  List    633 

Braithwaite,   Ernest  L.  551 

—  James  H.  Vidal    =bj 


Brodigan,  Francis   .....'.'  6n! 

"  -ogden,  Duncan  D.  ...  567)—  £•.  Co? WilhamHenry  ^q's 

p       'S''* .,■■•,; 697'-WUUamLlovd 611 

Bromhead,  Ar  Benj.  P.  s97|Brownflcld,  Hari-v  M...  710 
—  Charles  James 6n!Brownlow,CeladoQChas  597 


Edward  R 623'- Sir  Charles  Henry  ...  so. 

Brook  Henry  Darvdl...  7iS,—  Henrv Alexander  .       5S1 

—  Richard  Crundel 6oo|Brownrigg.  Henrv  J        704 

~  JJ.'.';?''-  *^">-  L'rundell  566^-  Henry  Studhulme        61- 

—  WiUiamJohn    745  Bruce,  Alex.  AncU-ew  ...  600 

Brooke,  AlureddeV  ...    6n'—Ale.xander  James  600 

Chas.  Kennedy    623'- Andrew  McCrae  597 

Edward  Sabine  566I—  Alfred  Crawford  ..      623 

^9;,     '^^  ^'^"-epointsesti  -  Courtenay  Wm 745 

—  Edw.  Thomas   6ooi— Elliott  Armstron.^        596 

—  Richard  Henry on,- George  Ward  Cole  ...  634 

—  Tbos.  Henr.v  Barstow  594  -  Hervey  J.  Lloyd  623 

—  William  feaurin  597  —  Robert  N.  D „% 

Brooker,  Reginald  L.  C.  ^57!Brune,  C.  R.  Prideaux'     5.2 

-Kobt.  LeeC 568  -  George  E.Prideaux...  s7i 

Brookes.LewisAmadeus  55SBruiiker,  Howard  il  E    62- 

Brooks,  Alfred  697:Brush,  direr  Ramsay '565a 

-George    697!Brutton,  Edward  634 

—  JohuHatneld    748  —  Robert  Abemethie       6-1 

Brooksbank,  Arthur  H.  565  Brvan,  Geo.  C.  N.  '    .i. 

Bros,  Richard  Follett...  748  —  ii'on. Geo.  Leopold   '  5.8 

Brougham,  James 348' Bryden,  Richard  Jos.  '    718 

Brough.  James  Fox on  Buchanan,  Geo.  A.  L 


095 


3    M  2 


848c 


Index — Behred  hid. 


Bucha„«.,  Geo.  J.  Fev-       iBusLm^,  ^n»  George   74^C^n^^^;^-|;;:;i^. 


748  Ciirroll,  .laniPi  Hcno'  • 
624  !  ■alTiillielv.  .ri».  (ieo.  '1 . 
^7.!  CiU-sfairs,A.lbeitlos.Hy. 


.  Somerset . 


549  -  S'-Giiy  Tbeoph.U.sB^  554  -  Charle. 


-  Henry  Brian 54^  -  ^'i^^- !?■  ."",,,„  745-  Hardin  Burnley 

■  Henry  James     ..  239,  579  -  E]™''^  A\'™^,  ^^=  -  H,m.  Henry  Walter 

Buck.  Lewis  Wm.,... SS'I- ^'^'T,- Jf  """"  .  7,;'- Henry  Wottcm  n-i 


7tt> 
597 
566 
6;  4: 
634 

55'> 
721 


Buckle,  C.  Eandolpli  , 

-  Dudley  William  ^'^ri.' w  H-DaVi'es    "...  oii' -  Co/o»e/.  .lames 

-Edmund 5''-'l     £•!;„  '      .  6icl- James  Archibald 

-  Edw.  John  Bentley     555  -  Sf?'^*^, ■,■,„•!. '....  56S  -  James  Ramsay.... 

^^X^ri^r::.  |-|S?s'^^mUh...    ,.|- John 

-  George  Alfred 567I- Lewis  W.  Geo 563 


727]- 


Buctani,  0.  b;  Keading  7^9'-  |°'^';';'J°];'^'„,  54, 

-J.  Townsend 623  -  Somerset  James 542 


Kcnlien    696, 

554.  53+ 


John  Ale.tander    61 

Hon 


745  Carter.  Arthur  Shaen 

74,1— Edward  Medley   ... 

Rowland  VViinburu 

Stanley ^=4 

Will  am 573 

56i'iCartnTisht,  Henry  A....  56= 

545!—  James  Sampson  697 

624I— Reginald  Anson    62+ 

Oarwitheu.  Geo. 'I'.L 


744; 


Budd,  Claud  Currie 706 

—  David  Oarruthers     ..  034 

—  Rich.  Carraihers 600 

Buist,  David  Simson  ...  59' 
Bulkeley,  Francis B.    ...742 

—  Henry  Wm.C 611 

Bull,  John    698 

Bullen,  John  B.  Symes    537 
BuUer, 


—  Thomas  Adair 6.34 

—  Walter 74-' 

—  William  Theobald    ...623 
Butlin,  Wm.  Brooks     ..612 

Bvllt,  John  Wells  745 

Buttanshaw.  Thomas...  612 

—  William 


John  Beresford  569'Cary,  Lucius  F.  B.   ... 

T„V,„  TT.Ui.nr.l  '107 ThOS.  AlphOUBO 

"  7nhnGeor"e     'so'jiCa^e,  iliddletou  F   M 

"  Tota  §^      r:':.:..  o^lCashman,  Richd.  U 

-Tohn  Henry         eT^'Cass,  Arthur  Herbert 

TnhnPcnnock         ...  600  Cassell,  Frank  L. 

~J°„hnmeTwm.::...6co|Cassidy,  Francis  P 74<5 


61 

6l2 

6o'> 
742 
727 
6i-- 


.  Sir  John  Wm.,iJ(. 6ool-Thoma»  ■ 

T'         tu  T  R  cfio  Caste  1,  John  llenrj  .. 

■  Kenneth  J.  R.  , 569,-'„',„„  'p^.^^,   j^i,,, 


jButterworth,  Fred 


Henry...-.' :;:7o6a- Montagu  Douglas        5HCa,stle 


i6<    sSq  —  Norton  Clowes.. 


^^'^^  -l^"-.^irT?=g'i-?:;i :::::::;::;::::::::::::: i  c 


Byn'i,  Alfred  Molyneux  745;—  Rouald  Gore T07 


—  Walter  Gregoiy 634 

Bullmore,  Wm.  King  ...  7" 
Bullock,  E.  G.  Troyte...  5^3 

—  Mei\  Reginald  H.     ...  740 

—  Robert 611 

Balpett,  William  Henry  57° 
Bulwer,  Sir  Edw.  i*.  263,  578 
Bunbury,  Abra.  Chas...  589 

—  Cecil  Hanmer    535 

—  Charles  Thomas  6" 

—  William  Beeves  59* 

—  Wm.  St.  Pierre...- S57 

Bunn,  Wm.  Fred 553 

Burbury,  Fras.  Wm.  ...  692 
Bui-dett,Si"-Francis,B(iv(.570|Ci 

Barge,  Ben.).  Henry...      --'■    ' 

Burloyne,  Sir  J.  M.  Bt.  645  Cahn.ac  Wm.  Legh      ..  588 


Buxton,  Jas.  W.  Fowell  623! 

Byam,  Edward  W.  G....  600 

■  William  534.  sSt! 


—  Hon.  V.  Cavendish G.  53, 

—  Jfo«..5(i-Hy.Wm.John  7n 

—  /Zoii.LionelFras.Geo.  553 

—  Thcnms  Richard 597 

Byrne,  Stanley  C 571 

Cabell.  William 612 

Caddell. Walter  W.  deV.  571 
Cade'U,  Alexander 580 

—  Robert ° 


709. 
612 

ftOCr 

SltzSeS"^"™:^.;::."'':  l^ll^XeaXi^-Snn^V  744 
Parr ' 

Patrick  Johu -     lr'„f.V,rriinrlpK  Parker      6ou 

Tj/^i.Rrf  niillns  cqaiCatty,  cnaries  raiK.t-1...  .^^'- 

RobertJJauas   ?r_l,.„„,i„„   Christnnher  G.  612 

612 


Cautley,  Chi-istopher  G. 


722  — 

555  Cavarra,  Alfred.. 

612  —  Giuseppe.. 


—  Thomas 
,,„,Ca!sar.  Richard T.  .  -. 
706  Oafe.IIaydon  Lloyd.. 
611!—  Wm.  Martin 


J04 
7"7 
745 
5S9 


_  wm  am  ::;::;.::.:.::: :  "2  -  joh" cumbencge 

-  William  Alexander 
Z^''^i:^^S^.::.  722lCavaye^nry  Kennctt  .^ 

-William  Maxwell 6oc|Cave,  B   lii-ovvnc-bave    ... 

Campion,  H.  F.  Geo  ....  545,  -  Geop  :>oble  ^ 

aampsie    Geo.  Richar.l  74=!t  Walter         .. •■ 

candy,  Chris.  HH.     ■i7f,^'^XS^^^^"'  ,.- 

Oane.Clau.le  R.  J f  "^V,v   Chas  V.'di'er 7' 

—  Robert  Emmet 624  Cay.  Lhas.  viuiei 


744!; 


—  Stopford 

Canning,  Hon.  C.  S.  ti     _ 

Cannon.OsborneBarweH  74 


g'.  745 


Caine.  Henry  Monteath  706 

Wm.  Hull  

Caird,  Lindsay  H. 
Cairncross.  John  . 
Uairni,  Hon.  W.  D 
Calcott,  Cliarles  R.  B 


Burgovne, 

Burke,  Bernard  H 023 

—  John *97 

—  Michael  Arthur 545 

—  Theobald    623 

—  Thomas  Edmund  ...  565 

—  William  748 

Burlton,  Hy.  M.  Barton  595 

Bnrmester,  A.  Chas 563 

Burn,  Chas.  Rosdew  130,557 

—  David  Brvce  535   . 

Z^i^Sca;;:..:::  Er  W.Bletterman.. 745^ 

John  M-^<;"«'J^„^,  j5         Call,  Chas.  Frederic 


Cansdalo,  Arthur 

Cantor,  Chas.  Hy 

599  Capel,  William 

'    Carandini,FrankJ 

Carhonaro ,  E  rn  est  

Cnrrten.  Coldsu-eam  J. 
—  Sir  Frdk.  Walter. 


—  Eustace  

563'Cazenove.  11.  Fred.  . 
S'lCecil,  Lfyrd  E.  H.  B, 
4  —  iori  John  Pakeuham  095 

^'^,i_  Xoni  William   ..  55* 

=42iChads.  William  Jn.  S3j,  581 
^,6lChadwiek.  David  D.    ...  612 

f,34  — Edward  552 

,;6oi— Edward  Fred 012 

74J-Johu    74^ 

-"'—Robert 748 


Caldecott.Chas.  Thos...  "■-- genry  Charles ^M^   ■^."— y— ■-      ;^ ^^^ 

Calderon.C 


Joseph    7o6iChaine, 


mond  H.  S  .  504  —  v.iuia..i.,uo=,,.-    ......  '--.,,,,-  jj  Thornton  ...  718 

alderon,  Chas.  Matthew  624  Cardew.  Sir  Frederic...  6'  |^,^^*^«^  »R^^^i„,„a ^35 

aldwell.JohuFletc-her  6.2  -  Geo.  Masters  il!lblialmers,H.y.Brougham6.2 


Tten'rv  "  ".'     ..  6oo|Chalmers 

4ieui.>    XT^..,.i.. 


748 


Burnaby 

Beaumont 

—  Major  Gf".    Eustace 

Beaumont    600 

—  Richard  Briones 545 

Burnand,  Norman    745 

Burne,  Henry  K. 588 

—  Jasper 598 

—  Joshua  Henry 09: 

—  Sir  Owen  Tudor. .533,  583 
Burnell,  Edward  S.  V. 

Burnett,  Thomas  

Burney.H-  A.  Amyatl.. 
Burniugham,  H.G.  C.  .. 
Burr,  Frederick  Wm... 

Bun-ell,  Edward   

Burroughs,  F.  W.  Traill 


Callander,  Alexander 


Oallender,  Eustace  M.    7.9jcare,%^na  ^e --— w-15i;^^7,„^^^^^ 
Galley,  Henry 748  -  Clement  deBeanvoir  ^'  |,..  „„,^„i„„n„  xau 


6i'l- Philip  5521- Norman  Guthrie 542 

^'^^'"■^v  V^a^LeS^rier  ^^sji^S^BlchdyS.- wl  III 
719  Carej  ,Cha  Le  Mesimer  74»  „.  „^,,.  'ij.io,  sir  C.  T.    588 


744 
612 

56. 
748I 
623 

551 


Galley,  Henry  . 

Ci.Uwell,  Robert  Joseph  74; 
Calthorpe,    Hon.    S.    J. 

G :39.  533.  380 

Calverley,  Horace  W.  ..  567 
Calvert,  Aug.  Bresson...  705 
Cambier,  Ernest  Fred...  012 
Cameron,  Alan  William  550 

—  Aylmcr  Spicer 012 

—  Campbell 707 

Charles  Barton 5=4 

Cyril  St.  Clan- s<~4 

Donald  R 6°° 

Hillyard  Hy.  Angus  S43 


533,  5801—  -lohn 


711 


Constantino  Phipps..  6o^lChamberlayne  Tanker- 

Dp  Vic  Francis  .600        vdle  James o.H 

Frederick  WUUam...  6.2'- WilMam  John^.-.^3^.  57» 
HoraeeR.LeMarchant598;Cham,ie,hn,  Edw.  Hy.    624 

-Thomas  Prianlx;::::;  60^  Chambers,  Artlmr   559 

_  Willi..,,,  ..  612  —  Brooke  Rym)    59^ 

-  Wi    am  Dotoee   : 600  -  Chas.  Patton     6- 

Carfrae,CharlesWilliam  692  -Fran  is  H     O^-^^^-^-^j  ^^J 

Cargill,  Sidney H _  sXid  Wellesley  ...  6»> 

Robert  Macdonald  ...  592 
Fras.  Edw.  A.  59: 


Spencer 
Carington,2/o)/.W.  H.P.  7451" 


Carlebach,  Philip.,,. i7'l^^^!^l;^Henry  m...  58. 


^— John  Sullivan 574 

55^ 


Burrowes,  Algrn.  St.  L.  62 
Bun-ows,  Ge 

Burt,  Waltei-  ^.^^._ /-[_  5;7^v;i;,a7„Gordon23i,'578 

5,""f,"*''#I''°d"Fras.  tl'8  Campbell.  Alexander  ..  6,2 


Burrows,  Geo:  R.  Scott  588- Mauricc^A^nder   _  ^^^ 


^tere^^'"'"'  '''!"::  6r2iHha,n|«rnovvne,  Hy.^..  6.2 
-Henry  Guy".:::::: 6i2|cham|,.on, 


Burton,  Edmond   Fras. 

—  Fowler     313.  579 

—  Gerard  Septimus    ...  6: 

—  Hem-y 745 

—  Samuel ^9: 

—  William  Blakeway  ...  61; 

—  WiUiam  Henry 612 

—  William  Penn    634 

B-rv.  Charles 692 

—  John  Thomas  612 

Buscarlet,  J.  R.  Bowcn  623 
BusfeUd,  WiUiam o 

—  .lohn °34 

Bttsh,  John 743 

Bushe,  Chas.  A.  L.  P....  709 

—  Charles  Kendt  1   5e9 

—  Charles  Kendall  744 

Bushman,    Henry  Au, 

534,  585 


Camp.. —  - 

Alex.  W.  Dennistown  6; 
A.  buustallnage......  612 


-  Archibald  Edwards    593  Carmichael,  Geo.  L 


Percival  R.    745 
-Wchd.  Longford Leir  6oo;Chandler,  Edward   727 

SaS'wui"^  - ::  ^tr^;'unv^X,:=-: ^'3 

8Sl^:^t^y.,, 74   Chap^b  A..^S.epheu  55. 

'      Charles  Higford  564 


3arlyon,  Clement  W. 


—  Arthui-Chas 5*5 

—  Aylmcr  Maclver 612 

—  Charles ''97 

—  Charles  Albert  Lyon  612 

—  Charles  Frederick  ...  748 

—  Colin  Charles    612 

—  Colin  Geo.  Pelham...  571 

—  Donald  Archibald  ...  .542 

—  Jfivor  Duncan  559 

—  if/ Coioni-J  Duncan...  745 

—  Duncan  MacNeil 612 

—  Edward  Gervase  . 

—  Edward  Parker   561 

E.S.Norman  748 


Oarmody,  John  P. 
Carnegy,  Patrick  A 
Carnell,  William 
Ci 


745 
727 


David  Pbe.ips  55° 

—  Francis  Row.  Henry  092 


5oJ— Frederick  Stavin 692 


—  Fras.  Selwyn   .544 


Carpendale.MontaguM.   59* 
Carpenter,  Frederick  ...  ,549 

—  George 634 

—  William  Sidney   503 

Carpmael,  Euwin  F 57: 

Carr,  Charles  Harrison   624 

—  George  Sidney...  545.  024 

—  JouLS  King    

—  Nicholas  Edward    ... 
Carr«,  Geo.  TeuQair.     .6 
Carringtoc,  Chas. 


George 

—  Hamilton    59J 

—  Henry  Theodore 723 

—  HenryWm.Fortesoue  559 
Ingram  Francis  600 

—  WUliam  Ed.vard  74 

Chappell.  J.  1 721 

72ilChard,  Charles   697 

624iCharles,  James n^t 

6.4  Charles.vortJ,  James...  717 
Win.  612  Charley,  John 


600 


Index — Retired  List. 


Charlt.ia.  Hy.\.Herbert  722  niarke  Treaway  George  59^  £°!'''^™°^' j^,!?-  '^-    - 

—  Rich  Gran-ille  621— Wm.  James   7481  Coleman,  William 

Charter'.  J.llis  James    ...  748  -  WiUoughby   Charles  Coles,  Lijwis  Harcourt 

Charters,  William    697  Stanley 592  -  Rogers  L.  Cow^er 

Chater.  Verner  ..  6t2  Clarkson,  Fredk,  Wm...  624 


848fZ 

704  Cook,  Fras.  John  Gilbert  £24 

635  —  Henry 533.  583 

572] —  Herbert  Rowley  544 


James  631 

Thom.as  Gordon  '6oi,'— John  WLU    ..............  717 

Chataeld.   Clias..Kyrle  e  12  -  James  Booth^^. I!"!;;:;^;:- eharles  King  f^^i^iJ^"  An^il'Sii^^.s!^ 


*"hatterton,  Frank  Wm 


-  William  Henry 


624iColhoiin, 

Collett,  Sir  Henry 594i 


-  Cran-ford  Boyd    59^ 

^ ,_^^    -  Ernest  G.  S 572 

Cha,vner,  .\lfred  717  -Alel'Davidson  ".;.:;.  6o;|Colle.y,  Jas.  wilsm" «97r  J^Jf «^^ 3^ 

-  "'      '        ™  7 i3;Colber,  Clarence  A 012       JO"" •_^-\ ■.•* 'z. 


Channrev  Ch.as.  Hv.  ..  706  Claaghtoa,  Fras.  A.  C.  55.  ,  -  - 

Chaun?^\^ns^ar  ^S  Clayf  Albert^ ^„^^. ^97^  Henry   G^.Outmm  7x9^ 


I'havtor,  Robt.  Jas 546  Claydon,  Thomas 

Ohoetham,    Charles  ClayhiUs,  J.  Menzies   ...612 

Joseph        624  OJayton, Charles  Cecil...  635 

l.'lielmsford,'F.'A!  ioi-ii,  -  Edward  Gilbert   635 

133,578  — Emilins  612 

Chen-.y,   Henry   Aitken  535  -  Fitzroy  A.  Talbot  ...  745 

—  William  721  — Valentine  Gardner  ...  bii 

Vhesham,  Chiries'C.  W.        iCleather,  Wm.  B.  G.    ...612 

Xo,.^         350  Cleeve,  Stew-itrt  Ale.\-....  744 

Chesnev.  Fras!'Rawdon  7J4  Cleland.J. W.Henderson  605 

Chetwode,  George 745—  William  612 

rhevers.  Hvacinth 351  Clementi,  Montagu  ....  61? 


Herbert  Cromwell  ...  6121— Thomas  Valentine  ...612 

-  Hopetoun  Cun-ie 723'- ^J!'"'*"  :•• -v-n"  T^ 

CoUiugwood.Clennel!...  601  -  Wm.NevmsonMaoD.  692 

-  Cuthbert  George 537  -  William  bmith    ......  612 

—  Henry  612, Cooksou,  John  C  Bite...  745 

Collins,"Arthi'ir!.T:""i  54S,Cookworth.y  Colin    601 

_  Caleb  .  635  Coombs,  Robt.  Waters...  570 

—  EdwardAroiiibaid...  601  —  Rowland  Hill     ........  717 


rherne.  Walter  S 717 


Clements,  Fred.  Wm  R.  612 


•.'kitty,  Walter  Theo. 

(^hoake,  Thomas    

•:"holmeley.  Hy .  John 
'.;hohnon(lel2y,  Hugh  C. 


fhichester.Cornwlls.Hy  612  —George 697 

—  Gerard  560  —  ^Vilham  George   550 

—  Henry  Augustus  550  Clephane,  And  Robt.  ...  fg 

-Hufli  Arthur 612  Clerk,  Alexander 612 

—  John  Octavius  601'—  Sir  George  I) 559 

—  Robert  Brace 601  —  Jinwr  Gen.  Henry  ...  001 

—  Spencer  Frederick...  556  —  ifn/or  Henry 552 

Chitferiel,  Albert  H.  ...5701  —  Malcolm  George 59" 

v:bipnindall. Edward 256,  --?i  Clery,  Thos.  Geo 544 

Chisholm,  William  612  CliET,  William 697 

chittick,  Wm.  Henrv  ...  697  CUeford,  James 573 

3S9 — Miller  601 

.  607  —  Richard  Cormick 74S 

624  —  Robt.   Cecil  Richard  591 
559  Clifton,  Robert  Walter     720 

—  Regin&ld  Harry" 502  Climo,  Wm.  Hill   722 

'■hristian,  Geo.  Arnold  634  Clinch,  William 697 

-•hristie,  C.  Howard  P.     53^  Clinton,     Lord    E.    W. 

—  Edward  ToUrey  624      P ■—■■,■.■,• 

—  Henry    573'  — Henry  Renebald  74: 

—  Robert  A.  C 692  Clisham,  Jonn   69- 

--  Robt.    Bonham    Bax  57c  CUve,  Edw.  Hen.  ...533,  57= 

—  WilUam  -joea  -  Smi        G.     H.       W. 

.•:hristopher,Air.C.Seton  566;         Wmdsor  746 

—  Leon.  R.    6oi|—  Henry  Somerset 612 

''hrvstie  George jg^lCloet^,  Josias  Gordon...  59 

—  William        °. So'.tCloke,  Robsrt  Patrick...  574 

.  !:hnrch,'ArtliurGeo.Hay  eiz'Close,  Charles  S 722 

—  Thomas  Ross 502  Clowes,  Frederick    624 

(■hurchill,  Alex.  Ferrier  720  —  Henry 697 

—  Charles  Morant 624  Clubley,  Jas.  K 594 

—  Fehx  Victor  S 692  """"'   "'"  f'i."T.i„=  .. 

-  George  Frederic 624 


Edward  Michael 

—  Francis    723 

—  Francis  Fred 74i 

—  George 697 

—  Hugh  B 570 

~  John  Aloxmder  706 

—  Reo.  J.  A.  Welsh 740 

—  Joseph 635 

—  Josiah  Erskine 624 

-  Michael  Richard 577 

—  Rolicrt 722: 


Cooper,  Albert  B.Astley  692 

—  Alfred 740 

—  Alfred  Charles 573 

—  Augustus  Frederic  ...  558 

—  Edward  Henrv 745 

—  Edward  M.  Gilbert  ..  602 

—  Egbert  William   635 

—  Godfrey  74B 

—  Henry  Pallowaeld...  624 

—  John 635 

—  Joshua  Harry  744 


Samuel  Travers  635I- Loftus  Lewis  Astley     748 

-  Thomas  Gerrard 5*9 -'£S?,™'*   'i' 

Collinson.  Thos.  B 601- William   ..     5!>i 

CoUis,  Adolp.  R.  Aug....  6351C0?,'?.  Chai.  Hen.  Eyi-e  557 

-  Francis  William 59V-  Edmund  B.vre  706 

-  Gustavus  W.  Berry...  635I- Thomas  Gethm    ......  748 

William  720|Cope,  .M.-  Anthjny  024 

54,'  —  Ai-thur  Henry  .._. 092 

54 


^.'lapcott,  Charles 748 


Coar,  J?(Tr.  Charles  J.  ...  740 

Coates,  Charles 624 

—  George 6: 


22  Coats,  James  .. 
alCobb,    Edw.  Powys  W.  572 


552 


-William  Cooke., 
William  Gun.. 


—  ..  .i..».u  uiiii  :,-,    —  George  Harwood 745 

Colls,  Robert  Stacv '.  745  Uopeland,  Thomas  697 

Collver,  George  F 57,  Oopeman,  Sydney  A.  M.  71;" 

Colman,  Thomas  745  Copland  Alex.      59* 

Cologan,  John  F.  FitzG.  595iCoppui,  Charles  Francs  03^ 
Colomb,  Geo.  Hatton  ...  6i2|Copping,^HeQry    727 


—  Sir  John  C.  Ready  ...  707 
Colquhoun,  H.  M.  L.    ..  612 

Jas.  Andrew  S 624 

William  692 

Colthurst,  James  K 612 

David  Latouche  745 


I  'lapp,  Wm.  H.  Bant  . 

■-•laridge,  Frank  E.  S...  .,., 

r. ark,  Alex.  Towers 556  —  John 024 

—  Andrew    7:7  Cobbold,  Ralph  P 571 

Charles     697  Cochrane,  Geo.  Hem-y...  612 

—  Edmund  WilUam'"...  ibilCockburn,    Chas.    Fitz 

—  James  Aitken  719!        gerald  T 567 

—  JamesEdward 7,3'— Charles  Frederick  ...  601 

—  JJeo.  Sydney 740,—  Francis  Pitcairn 564 

—  Stanley  Yeatnian    ...  744'— Henry  Alex 5^9 

—  Stewanson 71S— James  723 

—  William   612  —  Jas.  Balfour     723 

Clarke,  A!ei.  Ross  6i2|— Thomas  Hugh  748 

—  \  F   Stafford    723  Cockcraft.W.LaTrobe ...  62 

—  .5ir  Andrew    581  Cocker,  Barnard  Wm....  74; 

—  Calvert  D.  Stanley...  6i2^Cockerill,  Robert  Chas.  69: 

—  Charles  Edw.  Lane...  361  Cocksedge,  T.  A.  J- ■■•■••  727 
David    574'CodringU3n,  Geo.  H.  r.  59 

—  Edward    Henry    St."     ;— Oliver  72 

Lawrence 553  Ooe,  Edwin 697 

—  Hen.  Stephenson    ...  612  Coffe.y,  Francis  .    ...^ 624 

—  Henry  Wiiberforce...  624  Coffin,  Richard  J.  M.  ...  71S 

—  Hervey  Morris  S 594  Oogan,  Michael 721 

—  James' AUeyno 5,4  —  Thomas  biUery    722 

—  James  Cuniming 744|Coghill,  Frank  H 57.01' 

—  James  George 748  —  Kendal  J.  "  ..-...^■■-  012 

—  Jas.  Richard  Plomer  534  Coghlan.  James  DulT  ...  552 

—  James  Sealy    692  —  Sev.  Thomas  Lloyd...  74c 

—  Jno.  H.Courtenay  ...  549iCoke,  Percv  K.  Hale  ...sbsa 
-Joseph 697  -  Thos.  Wlm-J.  ..  535 

—  Lionel  A.  Graham  ...  569  —  ifo«.^^  C.W  alpole  ...  745 

—  Sir  Marshall  J 624  Coker,  Edmund  Rogers 


Corban,  L 721 

—  WUIiam  Watts 601 

Corbet,  B.  D'Avenant...  570 
Corbett,  Francis  562 

—  Frank  Vincent 612 

—  Robert  Edwin  565 

Colvile,  Charles  Fred,...  745!- ?'.°!!?" '^^^''^   "i 

-  FiennesMid 533,  58i{-  «illii>m  , ■ Jf 

Colviile,  Ho,i.  C.  R.  W.         Ocrder,  A^  Annerley  ...  57° 

Uuker  of  -.jlCordery,  Charles 697 

-  lion.  Sir  William  Jas.  744:Cordner,  Jas.  Edw.  163,  59° 
Colvin,  Cecil   Hodgson57o</;yorkran,  Lhas.  a....-^....  534 

-  Richard  Beale  ..! 37o«  Cormsh  Chas.  Orchard  624 

Combe.  Christen 5S5  Corrie,  Wm.  Taylor 601 

Compignd,  H.Mapleton  7o5,Corry,  George 722 

Compton,  iori  A.  P.   ...srci'Oor.y,  Arthur        6:2 

Com.vn,   John  Sarsfleld  721  Oosby.Tho.  Prittie   001 

Coney,  Arthur  Henry. 


745;Oossey,  John  Fras 697 

Herbert  Launcelot...  693 h^^^ta  P-"!!,  D- ■ 7o6 

William  Bicknell 55^CosteUoe  Charles..        .  697 

Congdon,  John  James...  6.2  Costobadie.Hy.  Holmes  024 

Coningham,  Fred 6i2!Cotes,  .iithur    550 

Herbert 


...  592; 
-  Hy.  Evelyn    601 


-  Charles  James  . 


—  Robert  Hugh 


-  Montague    de    Sales 
McKenzie  G.  Aug.     624 

—  Robert 745 

--Robert  Stuart  635 

-  Sir  Stanley  de  A.  C.   601 

-  Sydenham  Cubbon...  612 

—  Somerset    M.    Wise 

man 533 

—  Thus.  Sydenham 5 1: 


61: 

Colahao,  John   72<" 

Colborne,  Sai.  Fras,  L. 

Lvd.ston 132, 

Colclbugh,  George   601 

Cole,  George  V.' 592 

—  Henr.y  Hardj-   624 

—  Robert  Andrews 601 

579'—  Samuel   697 

WilUam    6)t 


745 
_  709 

-Walter:'."...:;.".'.'.':::::  eollCottingham,  Edw.  R.  ...  612 

Conington,  John  C.     ...  624iCofxon,  Benjamm      5S7 

ConneTl,  Patrick    697  -  Francis  Frederick  ...  624 

Counellkn,  Corry  L  ..  ..  56 3  -  genry  French  548 

Conner,  George 54=  "  genp  E.  o -if 

Connolly,         Beojauiin        -Herbert  7-7 

E'^rtfn ?:d=  Jos"ph'Wm:'Minc'hi'n  t% 

—  Lawrence  Richard  ..  6351- 

—  Paul 725 

'"""Adams"""'"'     ''"°-  564iCottrell,  Chas.  Dormer  555 

-Timoto' f^*'- William  Foulkes 697 

ConoUy,  Art'h'uV" 612  Conch,  James     697 

—  Edward  Robert   6i:,Coulton    Jame= 502 

—  Pranris  Henrv  6,5  Coupe,  Robert 745 

-Wmrm    .  .    .i..::::::  6     Couper,  Arthur  Edw...  562 

rc-nnr  Cpr-il  .,,  —  Jamcs  Kempt  589 

grin^l':  Wats'o,;'::::::     6l:Court,   aoraWo  Samuel  6.2 

Consett,D'ArcyP 572:l3oi"«'^''^''Ir-.  R^S^    ...  foi 

Constable,  Frederick  C.         Cour  ney.DavidChas....  550 

Strickland  692  -  Edward  Henry 601 

Constant,  Stephen  Price  742  tjo^isms,  Samuel  ...^ 697 

Couway,John'^ 573!Couf ■^^ke-'A^^ii'^S''   -  624 

r.io  rhn.t    Sonrprbv  ,  ,o*— MaCCiBSfleld  i 0.4 


-Son.  Rich.  S.  G.  S  ...  537 

-Thomas  James 596 

'  —  Walter 624 

Dormer  555 


Coo,  Chas.  Sowerby 740'    , 7,„„rf„„  -fi-„ 

Cooch,  Charles  .30,  612  Coventry,  Charles   jf.5» 


Cook,  Alexander  635  — 


St.  John  Batford 569 


—  Arthur 

—  Charles.. 


6,-  Cowan,  Samuel  Hunter  613 
6,7'—  Walter FrederickJas.  635 


848c 


Index — Tx.eiired  Lisi. 


(^cwati,  Wm.  Cbi>lmev5  yijiCrooke  J?cc.  Milwarrt 
Cowie,  Crombie i^^S  Crookenclen,  Hy.  H 

—  Tbos.Rennie     597 

Cowper,  Henry  M.  P....  601 

—  Thomas  5*° 

Cowper-Coles, Rogers L.  566 
L'ox,  Alex.  Temple  593 

—  Chas.  Vy^'yau 601 

—  Charles  WilUara  601 

—  Edward  Cooke 695 

—  Francis  Edward 601 

—  George 534.  584 

—  George  Augustus 024 

—  Geo.  \Villiam-. 594 

—  Heary  Wm.  Holmei    596 

—  John  Brenton  59° 

—  Sit- John  Wm 245'  sSo 

—  Jo.seph  Cooke    63 

—  Robert  Emilias 597 

—  Samuel    697 

—  Wm.  Hamilton 60 1 

Coxon,  Geo.  Stacpole  ...  745 

Ooyle,  William  568 

Crabbe,  Arthur  B 69 

Cracroft,  Bernard 601 

—  Bernard  Walter    635 

Cradock,  Edm.  Wm 547 

—  Montagu 5°5 

Cragg,  Henry    574 

Craig,  Richard  Manifold  722 

Crake.  Edward  B 555 

Crane,  Eli    574 

—  EviJohn 573 

Craster,  George  Ayton  581 

—  James  Thomas 745 

—  Wm.  Robert 613 

Oraufurd,  Harry  James  554 

—  William  Reginald 

Houlson  542 

Crawford, AndrewGarde  568 

—  Charles  Robert 713 

—  GeorgeAdam    613 

—  Henry  Cowell   707 

—  Robert  G.  S  barman     559 

—  Richmond  Irvine ,S9^ 

—  Robert  Alexander 
Crawfurd,  Hugh  P.R.F.  59, 
Crawley,  Anthony   6yj 

—  Archer  Parry    556 

—  Philip  Samlirook 745 

—  Thomas  Gorges    613 

Crawsha.y,  Richard 571 

Creagh,  And.  Mich.    ...  745 

—  C.  A.  FitzGerald 601 

—  Denis  700 

—  James 013 

—  John 624 

—  Stephen  Henry 55e|Currey,  Chas.  Henry 

—  Walter  Blake  Butler    556  Currie,  Algernoa 

—  Jfiy.Gf  11.  William    ...  601 :— Arthur  Dnimmond 

—  /Siir^.ilfuyoi- William     723'— Charlc 


74olDalmahoy,  Patrick  C.  ..  591 

__.  tii3|Dah'yinpie,  Francis  B..  748 

Crooks,  Joim  jb.-.oph  ...  704  —  J.  H.  N.  G.  H.  riac...  549 


Dalton,  Frederic  57°" 

Poster  L.  Wade    535 

Hamlet  Dalton  Wade  539 

Daly,  Edw.  Dermot  H.    695 


Crosbie,  Heniy  55^ 

John  Gustavns 624 

Crosse,  Chai-les  Kenrick  745 

—  Charles  Rober  544 

—  Chf-.rles  William  556 

—  Joshua  Grant    748^ 

Grossman,  Sir   William  601  —  Richard  Augnstns  S.  717 


Davis,  Richard  Percival  613 

—  Thomas  Arnold   613 

Davison,  George  601 

—  John     6c:t 

—  Thomas  554 

Davy,  Fras.  Arthur 722 

James  John  62 


—  Henry  Lawrence 563JD.awes,  Bethel M.artin  ...  613 

—  James  Henry    727 


Stanley    6 

Cruickshank,  J.  H.  R...   624 

—  John  D.  -.  613 

Crnmplin,  William  697 

Cubitt.CharUs  Perc,y  ,..7of:a 

—  William  Goorgo  ...  .  594 
Cuddy,  \lex.  Daniel  745 
Cuffe,  Si,-C.  F.W.,;».    .  748 

—  OtwayP.L.Wheclci-   ,.  577 

—  Otway  Wheeler    707 

Callen,  Clifford  ..  002 

Oumberlard,Chas.  Kdw.  6di 

—  Geo.  Bentinck  M'l..    54 

—  William  ..  097 

—  William  BentincI;  ...  601 
Cumberlege,Aiex.  B.  ...  613 
Cuming, George  Lewis..  706 

—  Wm ,  Herbert 601 

Cummin,  N.  Beamish  ..  708 
Gumming.  K.  Williaui..  7/4 

—  William  Gordon   613 

Cummiugs,  Harold  545 

Cuningham,  G.  W.  H...  550 
Cuninghame,  Glencairn 

R .S65 

JiCunliffe,  Robert  Henry    60 

Walter  Howell 545 

Cunningham,  Allan  J. C.  624 

—  Andrew  Charles  635 

—  Charles 624 

—  John 565" 

—  Lawrence  573 

Cure,  Geo.  Edw.  Capel  350 
Curling,     Wm.  Kings 

down ..  s~^ 

Curran,  John  Philpot...  539 

F.  G.  Adye    722 

542 
596 
613 
7    ' 


Edwird  Wilson   ...       692 

-Thomas    614 

„. J— William  -.... 624;Dawna.y,  .ffoii.  Lewis  P.  537 

717  Dalyell,  J.  Thomas  58 1 1  Dawson,  Alex.  Harry  ...  58: 

--------       ■-  -       -  Charlton 745 

Ciithbert  Pilkington  555 
Danby,  George 697I— Francis   ■■■^■■■^ ,■;  589 

—  William  Edwin 

Dance,  Edward  Wm.   .. 
Danilridge,  C.  Chester. 

—  Chas.  C.  Williams  .. 

—  Edward  590; 


Crosthwaite,  Charles 

Crouch,  Edw.  Thoma;      ..,.,. 

Crowdy,  John  656  Dalzell,  John  Alexander  6  ji 

—  JohnHeury  613!  Dame.':.  Richard 572 

Crowe,  James  Daniel ...  722 

Robert 6y5 

Thomas  Carlisle  601 

Crozier,  Heary  Darley    6o\ 

—  lieu.  J.  .\...' 740 

—  Richard  Pearson 745 


i  —  l''ra.  Hy.  Macdonald  550 

-  Frederick  624 

Henry    742 

-  Henry  Coleridge 706 

-Henry  Philip 545 


3  Dane,  Richard   ..  720J—  John' 6ij 

Daniel.  HenryGeorgj..  559  Day,Franci_s  H.  Emilius  743 


—  Francis  Jeremy   537 

—  Henr.y  Robert  561  , 

—  Montagu  Campbeli...  748 
Deacon,  .Tames 709 


William  Henry    539 

Daniell,  De  Oourcv  537 

^  Edward  Staines    6j.i 

—  Frederick  Francis  ...  cioi 

—  Jas.  Williamson  635 

—  Robt.  Holford   6)5 

Daniels.  Fredk.  P.  J.  ...  S7i 

Dann,  George.. 696 

Dansey,  Edwai-d  M.    ...  539 

Darker,  James  697 

Darley,  Hy.  Read 69- 

—  Wm.Sanders 62, 'Dear,  Clement  Kras 

Darling,  James    Bruce  53;!  De  ire,  Fred.  Arthur 

—  Montagu  Wm 711  Deise,  Gerald 

—  S.vdney    .60 

Darnell.  Wm.  Nicholas.  6^, 

Dartnell,  Jno.  G90 74 

Darwall,  Heni-y  P.   .. 
Darwin,  Charles  W.  . 

George  Henry 7 


-Wm.  Edw.D 

Dean,  Geo.  Henry    

745 
5111 

Deane,    Chas.  Anthony 
Clare 

—  George... 

—  Thomas    

5  5' 

748 

De  iLy,  Hy.  Hugh  Peter  ?- 
de  Bathe, "-Vii- Henry  Per- 
cival, Bart 317,  57 

613  de  Berr.y,  George  F.     ...  601 

545  Debono,  Michele     697 

do  Bourbel,  Raoul    601 


-Leonard  552,  De  Brett,  Harry 


Dashwood, Chas. Browne  613 
Edmund  Plunkett  ...  570 
Francis  Arthur 624 


de  liurgh,  Thomas F. 
de  Cetto,  L.  C.  A.  A. 
jDeeble,  Stephen  L. 


H. 


.  601 

543 

621 


727 

Richard  Lewes 6oi!Deode^',  Granville  743" 

Daubeney,S;.-H.C.B.286,  578I-  William  Henry 601 

Daubeny,  A.  J.  Hesketh  6-.4iDeeves,  Daniel 697 


Henry  Joseph  548 

—  Walter  Augustus 748 

Daubuz,  Robert  Claude.  692 
Davenport,  Chas.Talbot7o6.i 

—  Frederick  572 

Davern,  George  William  .624 

Davey,  Thomas 035 

Davidge,  John  721 

Davidson,  Alexander...  601 

—  Alex. George 601 

—  Alexander  Henr.y 6ai 


Crealock,  John  M.  S.  ...  572 

Crean,  John  Joseph 723 

Crease,  John  Fred 01 

Creed,  Richard  J.  G. 
Creek,  Edw.  Stanley 
Creighton,  Fitzmaurice   624, Curtis,  Fras.  G 

—  Robert  FitzGirald  ...  553 
Cremorue.Vesey,ioi.rf...  745 
Crespin,  Alex.  Andrews  708 
Cresswell,  Chas.  Arthur  624 

—  George     635 

Creswell.  Edmund  Wm.  537 

Creyk,  William 723 

Crichton,  Hon.  Charles 

Fredk 74. 

—  Hon.  Henry    George 


Fendall  393 

—  Frederick  Alexander  540 

—  Henry  Octavius   706 

552] — J.imes  613 

61 3I  Curry,  Michael  624 

.      ..      .     „         _    „  jj, 

John  Geo.  Cockburn    544 
--  Spencer  C 572 

—  Wm.  Fred,  de  Hub- 
benei. 6:3 

Curzon,  Ernest  C.  Peun  565 

—  Geo.  Augustus 744 

—  Hon.  Wm.  Henry 748 

—  William  Southwell...  613 
Ousack,  Jas.  W.  H.  C.    .  555 

John 748 


Degacher,  H.y.Jas. .  265,  _  . 
de  Havilland,  James  ...  fei 

dc  Hoghton.  Daniel 554 

—  Sir  Jas.  Bt 554 

de!torsey,Wm.H.B. ...  580 
de  Kantzow,  Chas.  A...  594 
Delaooinbe,  Wm.  .\ddis  624 
de  la  Fontaine,   H.   K. 

.\Iottet  6:i 

Delafosse,  Hy.  Geo 601 

De  La  Mare,  Leonard  S.  571 

Chas.  Fred.  He'rliertsfiin  De  Lance,\ ,  John  624 

Chas.  R.  Tiemey '6i3lDe  la  Rue,  Thomas 50; 

Chris.  Middlemassi3o,624'de  Lasalle,  Augustus  b.  •7C0 

—  Duncan  Francis  55eide  Lautour,  Edw.  J.      ..  013 

—  George  Montgomerie  7of  ide  Legh,  Harry  Legh...  710 

—  Henry  Eawai-d 613  De  l.islc,  Frederick 697 

Huo-h       565U  del'Isle*  Dualey,  iu)-:(  554 

James  eoi.deLom,  Henry  A 502 

—  Lionel C.  Lascelles...  569  deLoiigueville,  Charles 
-Peter 7=7         ">^ ;; ,V  f^^ 

—  Robert  toi]de  Lousada,  Horace  t.  013 

—  Thos.  Reid  Waugh    .  706  Domain,  Henry  Diekson  695 

Davie, tras.A.Fcrgiison  S7i;de  Marylski,  Robert 625 

Davies,  Arth.  Matcham  591  de  Moleyns,    T.  Arem- 


Louis 624  Oust,  John  Francis  745 

Crick,  Samuel  A 727I-  Mitford    541 

Crispo,  Sidney  Smith...  70S  Custance,  Fred. Hambl.  745 

Critchlev,Edw.Asheton  =;63  — Sydney   .  506 

■     013 

601 


Davies,  Arth.  .M.atcham  59 
—  Augustus    74^ 


—  George  Silvester 

—  Henry  Fanshawe  533, 

—  James  Snow 


berg 


602 


—  Fred.  Jas.  Wm 539!  Dempster,  Cathcart 613 

744  —  Hy.  Leeuwin ..  707 

579  Denison,  Henry   551 

601  Denman,  Thos.  Lord  ...  572 


Croasdaile,  Launcelot...  692JCutbill,    Hy.  Duppa  A. 

Croft,  Jas.  Hy.  H 7o6jCuthbert,  Robert  T.  P 

Crofton,  Caldwell  Hy.  ..  635|Cuthell, Thomas  George  624 

—  Fredericl  R.  C 601  Cuyler,  Geo.  Aug )i3 

—  James sSoiDa  Costa,  Arthur  E 570 

—  William  Jones  727I— Reginald  Hughes    ...  569 

Croisdale,  Richard  697|D'Aeth,  Lewis  N.  H 56; 


-  Jaspar  Gust.  S e^jDenne 


G. 


Ramsay 


-  John 


Alured  745 


Lewis  Matthew'!"'....'.  6oilDennehy,  Barry  Valen.  69; 


-  Owen  Edw.   Mytto: 


Sir  Thomas  601 


—  Robert 624  Deniiie.  Henry  Wm 635 

—  Somerset    E.    O'B.  Dennis,  James   013: 

Kevill     554]—  James  Benjamin oci 


Croker,  Edward 748  —  Reg.  Hughes 568 

—  John 624'D'Aguilar.  .SirC.  L.  :63.  579 

—  JohnRandal 724|Daintry, Geo.  Chas 539       ■    ",       .       ,    ,     t-  1,    , 

Cromer.iorrf 748'Dalbiac,  Philip  Hugh...  559'- Howell    ("J  -  ^'■■"- ^''ll^  ^j^.   r  „™;  Itl 

Cromie,  C,  Francis  563  Dalby, Nicholas B 635  —  James 72. 


—  Thomas  Henry 635 

—  Wilbraham  Ttiomas    565 

—  W.   Broughton ,  724 

Davis,  Alfred  Thornton  624 

George  Frederick     .    741 


J.  FitzThomas 748 

—  Maurice  Falkiner    ...  572  ' 

—  Morley  S.  M S'o 

—  Murley  StratfordT....  743 
D.-niiii5s,  Alf.  Digby  . 


—  William  Henry 574 ] Dale,  Hy.  Monla 


Crompton,  JohnA.  P.  ...  572 
Cronyn,  Al.iiaham  Prim  562 
Crooke,  Edward  Rea  M.  (524 


624  - 


DalL'Cty.  Reginald  Wm.  6x3! 
Dalglcish,  James  Ogilvv7o6rt - 
Dallas,  J.  H.  Langlbr'd  74S, 


,  Denny,  Ban-y  St.  Leger  70& 

-Si,.  John  -.88,  578  Denri'ys,  Julius  Beutall  581 

-John     573  Dent,  Henry  Francis   ..  748 

-John  Norman   724  —  Herbei-t  Crowley 727 

-  N.  Kewnham  545  —  Herbert  W 55.'i 


Index — Betii-ed  List. 


848/ 


559 

5S0 

708 

62 

62 


Dent,  Jolin  William 55^ 

—  Richard  697 

Denton,  Harry  Stephen- 
son   57' 

—  William  570« 

de  Eobeck,  C.  Louis  C.   748 

—  HenrvE.  Wm 

de  Ros,  D.  C.V.Lord 
Derriman.  Gerard  L 
DesBarrcs,  Alex.  H. 

—  Aug.  Hy.  Jn 

—  James  Stua.rt 633 

Desborough.ArthurP.H.  5^9 

—  Jno 601 

Deshon,  Charles  John...  613 

—  Frederick  G.  T. sSo 

Despard.  Herbert  J.  ■S'Ss" 
Des  Voeux,  Alf.  Anth.    ..601 

—  Fred.  Henry  Arthur  565 
de  Teissier,  H.,Buj-o«  ...  692 
Devereux.R.  Fetherstone54r 

de  Vesci,  Lord   625 

de  Yillamil,  Richard  ...  546 

Devlin,  Joseph 57* 

Dswar,  Thos.  Finlayson  718 
de  Weud,  Douglas  C.  ...  613 

Dewhirst,  Thomas  567 

De  Wilton,  Philip  D.  D.  563 
de  Wintou,  Sir  F.  W....  Co 
Dick.  George 7°7 

—  William  A 601 

—  Willmm  F 57 

Dicken.  Wm.  Popham  594 
Dickens.  Robert  V.  748,  774 
Dickenson,  Edw.  S.  N.  542 

—  Fienues  B.  Newton..  549 
Dickerson,  Steph.H.     .. 

Dickie,  Hugh 

Dickin,  .Tohn  Lloyd    .. 
Dickins.Fras.Athevton 

—  Vernon  W.  F 

—  W.DrummondScrase 
Dickin.?oii.  William  625 

—  William  Rice 602 

Dickson,      Sir    CoUing- 

wood  163,  578 

—  Edward  John    60: 

—  Harry  Wilfred  707 

— ;Wm.  Thos.  ...157.  533.  580 
Digby,  Ed.  H.  T.  Lord   ..  744 

—  Hon,  Everard  Chas.. 

Diggory,  Charles 

Dillon,    Henry  Vincent 

—  Sir  Martin 247 


Donovan,  Thomas    744 

Dooley,  George  Francis  724 

^loontr,  John  King <i25 

Doran,  Sic  John 589 

—  Robt.  H.  Pati-;o'>c 613 

Df.rlir(;r,  Franci.:    535 

Dorman,  Henry 704 

Dormer,  C.  VV.  Cottrell  565 

—  Clement  A.  CottreR  5!°" 
Dorward,  James  Ford     613 

Doughtv,  Chester 69-, 

Douglas",  Cameron  Cbas.  557 

—  Campbell  lliUis   7=4 

—  George 697 

—  George  Sholto  5"^ 

—  H.MitcheUSholto    ...  539 

—  Hugh  Alexander 6: 

—  John  Charles 613 

—  John  Douglas  613 

—  Richard  John  Hardy.  707 

—  Robert D13 

Dovaston,  John 697 

Dove,  Horatio    557 

Dovfcton,  Fred.  Bazett  713 

—  Henry 625 

—  John  Chadwick    59^ 

Dowdall,  A.  P.  Gerald...  706 

Dowden,  Thos.  F 613 

DowoU,  George  Dare  ...  625 
nowker,  Howard  C.  ...589 
Dowliog,  ThurlowL.  W.  544 
O  iwn.  \.n\'.  Tbornton  635 
Uownes,  Arthur'  Wm....  704 

—  C.  V.  Summerville 

—  Edmund 719 

—  Joseph 697 

724  —  Major  Francis 6oi 

s|— Percy  572 

Downing,  John  Davia...  744 
6l;lDownman,  John  Thos.  713 

Downs,  Leonard  625 

Dowse,  Edward  C 54* 

D'Oyly,  Ucorge  Halford  557 

Doyne,  Mordaunt  B 566 

Richard  John 
Drafi'en,  Geo.  Algernon  570 

—  William  Pitt 7°7 

Drage,  William 697 

—  AVilliam  Henry 63s 

Drake,  A  .W.H.  Hornsby 

130,  628 

—  Edward  Henry 697 

—  Francis  697 

—  Francis  Rivers 571 

Robert 697 


71 


57' 


535 
607 
563 
578 


Duke,  Jemmett  Charles  745 

John  Charles    547 

William  69; 

Dumaresq,  A.    Hemery  56^ 

—  William  Lovelace    ...602 
Dumbleton,  A.  Vincent    635 

—  Charles   588 

Dun,  Chas.  William 602 

Dunb.ar.  Fred.  Wm <Ji3 

—  Penrose  John;.... 74S 

—  Thomas  Clement 745 

Duncan,  James 7*7 

—  Stuart 568 

Duncombe.Ctas.W.  533,  583 
Dundas.  Geo.  William   .  569 

Hy.  H.  PhiUp    56S 

Lawrence  Chas 55* 

-Robert sSo 

—  Thomas  748 

Dundee,  RobertHandley  713 

Dunlee,  Vickers  56' 

Dunlop,H.D.  Bnchanan  535 

—  Samuel    613 

—  William  Hugh 558 

Dunn,  Edwin 704 

J  ames  Valentine  - . . 
Robert  Henry  Wm...  557 

—  Terence  J  ohn  B 554 

Dnnnage,  Arthur... fii3 

Dunne,  Edward  M 568 

—  TcrenceJohn  Rockett  553 
Dunning,  R.  Horwood  635 
Dunsterville,  L.  D'Arcy  590 

Du  Port,  Robert    706a 

Durand,  Anthony     613 

—  Charles  James 613 

—  Sir  Ed.  Law,  B? 625 

Durh.lm,  Philip  Fras. ...  555 
Durnford,  Arthur  Geo...  613 

—  Clias.  T),iy   

—  Edward  C.Langley...  625 
Durrant,  Frederic  Wm 
Dury,  Alexander  Wm...  545 

Dnthie.W.  H.Moore 625 

Duvall,  Wm 635 

Du  Vernet,  Fras.  T.  C.  539 
Dwyer,  Charles 54 

Henry  Arthur  602 

John  Cornelius 741 

Phibp  Fogarty 5*7 


—  ifoH.  R.  ViUiers   6i.->  „  -,,      ■,     .  ,  ^^fi. 

-Robert '45  Draper,  Frederick  60 

-Robert  Henry  «^5  b  WiUiam   ■     ■   ■•^-•-  7" 

Dingle,  Wm.  Alfred 7i8  Rrayson,  A  f  Wdkes    .  602 

Dirom  Henry  Pasley...  56:;D'-t>ssner,Uias.^T.  B.  H.  598 
Disney,  Thomas  Robert  613  Drfw.  H™™'°S      748 

Ditmas  Edward   69^"^;''''°%?^^^, =80 

—  Francis  Fred  5'    —  Henry  Rawlms  . .  .^ 589 

-Harold  Percy    ,5?;  Drewm,  Nathaniel  J. ...   097 

Dix'^rJfbSTgerton:::  ^2,Dring   ^^-^i^^^-  ^o 

-  Charles  Frederick  ...  6=5' Drought, JohnTho.Acton  6,5 

-  Edward  George    59=  Dnunmond,  Archibd.  S.  =56 


Uyce,  Cecil  Coles 
Dyer.  Edm.  Eustace 

—  John  Midlane 

Dyke,  Edward  Hart. 

—  George 

Dyne.M.  Jas.  Bradley 


692 
719 

..708 
613 
546 
748 


Edwards,  William  Mor- 
daunt Marsh  557 

William  Lloyd 7'8 

Edye,  Lauren?© 625 

Eg'erton,  Alf.  Mordaunt   613 

—  Rowland 625 

William  Francis 57^ 

Ekins,Chas.  Chester 602 

Elder, ..lohn  James  &>2 

Eldridge,  Joseph  B 74° 

Eley,  Henry 6g2 

Elgee,  WilUam 724 

Eli  as,  Arthur 55* 

—  Robert 613 

Eliot,  Geflery  L 613 

Elkington,  A.  Guy T^i 

Ellerman,  Edward  John  025 

Ellice,  Edw.  Chas 5*4 

Elliot,  Sir  Alex.  J.H.  140,  580 

Augustus  Fred 7=4 

Edmund  Halbert 554 

—  Edw.  Hay  Mackenzie  556 

—  George  Augustus 745. 

-George  Henry  7°* 

—  Gilbert  Thomas   5*4 

—  Sir  Henry  George  ...  634 

—  Henry  Riversdale   ...  59^ 

—  .Tohn  M'DoweU 625 

—  Minto   6°2 

William 55« 

Hon.  Wm.  FitzWm...  539 

Elliott,  Armstrong  Wm.  543 

—  Edw.  Draper 593 

—  George 7°* 

—  George  Hambley 613 

—  John    *'3 

—  .Joseph 705 

Ellis,  Arthur   *'5 

—  Sir  Ar.Edw.Aug.  533.  583 

—  Ch.  D.  Cuninghame      748 

—  Charles  H.  F 5i3 

—  George  Richard    5*= 

—  Henry  Leslie 55° 

—  Henry  Robert  A 692 

—  John  William    7^7 

—  Walter  Treslove  *2S 

Ellison,  Rd.  Geo 132,  748 

—  William  Augustus  . . .  370" 
EUiston,  Geo.  Sampson  717 

—  Edmund  Charles 625 

Eliot,  Wm.  Verner  598 


Elmes,  Jonathan  Wm...  613 

Elmhirst,  Harry    748 

Elrington,Fred.Rob.  356,  579 

—  Gerard  Gordon 5*3 

Elsmie,  Jas.  R.  Forbes  571 


SyotrSiehard  ::.::  204,"  58°  KIsou,  Samuel  Spencer  697 

nisnrl   ConoUv       625  Elston,  Henry    ■••  °3d 

liTe%\°^l'^:    5*9  Elton  AK-d  George  G.  55 

^"^SSln  MiiX'"'"  ..■  S^Snjkamdton  Jas.  554 
=  Wm  H.Shadwell  ....  Jo^lElwes,  Ernest  Veness.  552 
Earp,  Thomas    ...^ 740  Elwis.  John  C.  ... , =70» 


-  Edward  Travirs 5*9  "  Anhur^  Georg^^^^      ^^^ 

-  MatthewCharies::::::  602  -  Eustace  Harv^.^  573 

-  Richard  Travers 5*91-  «>■  '^'^'^-  ^-  ^'"^''"8  '*= 

-  Tbomas  Bradtord   ...  5*9i      ■}*'!;^*'V,;,'iVn«iip""  Lii 

-  Thomas  Eraser g^,,- John  Wm.  Amslie  ...  55' 

-Timothy «97|-^,^1™'"„ f.^ 

WiUiani    *97i-Wmv^1as.-.^..^..^_....  748 

Drnry,  Fredk.  Burtou 


Eastham,  JohnAlderson  634 

E.aton.  Frederick 69* 

j^    Ebdeu,  Francis  Thos....  597 
5C'6  Eccles,  Cuthbert 602 

—  Francis  Edward  025 

—  William  Vernon   5f'8 

Eddie,  Wm.Cruickshank  727 
Eden,  A.  Duffleld 625 

Frederick  Morton 634 


Doake,  Samuel 727 


092 


570a 
625 


Dobbin,  Geo.  Miller 
Dobbs,  Alex.  Fairhe 


—  Henry  Hamilton  F, 

—  Henry  Horace 

—  John  Henry  543 

William  Alexander  ..  613 


62=1— Maurice  O'Connor...  725,       —  --  , 

-  ^       Robert  Cooper 5*0  —  William  Thos 613 

Robert  C.    ...  613  Edgcome,  Wm.  Henry..    «— 


ei3i- 


Dobie,  David  R.  _ •-.  ^^^■^;;;;;^o:.Z  545|EdScnn.be,ao^^C.E....  745,      -j^  j5,„^4 ,,, 


Dodd,  Charles  Albert.. 
■  George  L.  Ashley  .. 
•  Simon  Anthony  


Ely,  H.  F.  Wincholsea. . .  602 

Emby,  Wm.  James  697 

Emerson, Alex.  Lyon  ...  602 
-.lames  002 

—  John  Lindas 574 

Empson,  Chas.  A 625 

England,  Albert  Edw.    625 

—  Alexander  634 

—  Edw.  Lutwyche  534,  58-1 

—  Francis  Herbert  553 

—  George  F 717 

—  J.  M.  FitzRoy   025 

—  Richard   745 

Engledue.  Wm.  J 613 

eoilEnglish,  Aug.  .Tohn 54* 

Thomas  "25 


rSjlDu  BoLilav,  D.  De  la  M.  553iEdmeades,  ^   ■   .■     c 

g'^!__Woodloide, George  ..  537,Edmondes,  Fra^  Quintm  62 


DodB,  Peter    , 625!DuCa.ic^  Si 


-E.F.. 


6o2'H;(imondstone,  Neil  B. 


SoS:I^ancler-:;;;:::::  ;;4;Ducat,  Arthur  David  ...  7.8!Edridge,  p.  Lockwood 
Ti„if;:,    rr„,.„.,„^  Mi„v,        .,..:i— Cvrd  Hugh  F 


7451—  Uyril  1      _ 
i"l— Walter  Mardon 


Dolan.  Terence  Mich 

Dol^rkS^S!^::  *97,Ducket,.SirG^^i« 

Sonall-wlS^m  ■:::::....  *9o;Duff.  Alex.  Gordon^...._59;^ 
Donaldson,  C.  G.  Mat-  Z^^t^^T^.:::X 
DonraX.'jas:  Beardoe  539  Dugdale.Arthm- George  635 

Donne,  John  Robt.      ...  5*6i-  gen'-y  '^■^-- ^'A 

Donnelly,S.rJ.F.Dykes  744  -  Herbert  Cro^ve 


6o2lEdwardes,  Hon.  C.  E 


625, 
613 
745 


*i3l— Charles  G.  W 562 


vEnsor,  James  H 565^ 

'  BrroU.  .Euri  0/  748 

Erskine,  Hon.  David  ...  748 

—  ffolliott  Williams 745 

—  George  Elphinstone     593 


^bert  *0  DugmorcFred.Wm.Jn.  745 

Donovan!  Hugh.::::;.::;:.  722du'jardin,B.  Stephens  625 


6131- Charles  G.  H     ^^-^iw^miichard       697 

^^"'-?Sram  "'''"'    ■;  i^rE-Sd^.tw' •Grattan57^?^ 

Z'd^tSey^e  Burgh   :..  sjo  1  Essex  S?--^ ; -  '^l 

-|--?fce^dr^^  ^34iEt^|^-.,^,,. 

—  Sir  James  Bevan  533,  579  -  William   54 

—  James  Kennedy  705 

—  James  Roch 542 

—  .Tohn  ncnis '''s 

=  iKrs''.^:.''"'*!"^*"  -  "^->-' "'-■  Ji-'-y  547 


..5*5" 


Btheridge,  Alf.  Thomas  602 

—  Cecil  do  Courcy    558 

Busurce,  Edward  724 

Augustine *34 


Index — .Rpfired  List. 


Erans,  Kdw.  Bciiiiiiuin  t4' 

—  EdwindLInvdM 6:3 

—  Etlwjiiti  Wiitiuui 625 

—  El-nest  Theodore 617 

—  SvaD    718 

—  George— 6q' 

—  t^eo.  Alfred  Penrhys  55^ 

—  Griffith    741 

—  Hj-.Tbeodoi-ePenrhys  537 

—  J€>bn  WJiliam    742 

—  John  William   .       .       56I 

—  Leopold  Ex. X el 59- 

■ — Ricfaarcl  Johu    74S 

—  .S»mnel 727 

■^  Usher ^Y^lliamson 724 

—  Watkyn,  Anwyl  574 

—  "Wiffiflm  Huuter   54- 

—  William  Owen  719 

Svansou,  R.  Charles    ...  613 
feTcranl.  George 69S 

—  Hc^h  Edm."  E 560 

JBrerett,  Edward  613 

Everitt,  Herbert (125 

Erotts,  John  Mews 545 

ISTeiTiT*!,  Geortre  Chas...  602 
Ewart,  C*.  Brisbane 579 

—  Chas.  Fred.  Salisbui-y  567 

—  tSnr  Hy.  Peteri4i,  533,  583 

—  John 692 

—  SJr  John  Alex.  .,  350,  57? 

—  Bonalc*  Adrian  M.  ...  708 
EwiDj^,  Edward  74r 

—  James  Robert  558 

—  idiTi 595 

Eyrp.  Edmund  Hy 596 

—  !K(hv.  Maurice  562 

—  yrecl.  Vincent   613 

—  Tbomas  Haughton  ...  634 

—  A'JEcent  G.  Lawrence  025 
EtIob,  John  H.  Wynne  550 

—  PhiHi>  542 

E5-V0II.  John  574 

Faher,   Frederick  Grey  634 

—  Wwlser  Vavasour 563 

Pacer,  Walter 698 

f^ddj-,  Peter  Pickmore    744 
i^^an.Hy.  Horace  Fred.  635 

—  Jtecph  Georcre 584 

—  ThonoasSt.  John  713 

—  William  John  711 

li^ir,  Alexander  William  634 
Fairbrother,  C.M.S.  ...  613 

S^ircloth.Heary  J 625 

f^iifes.   Sir   W.  G.   H 


''avvvell,  Walter  C 

&'au2ht,  John  Georpje. 

Faulkner,  Fra.  M 

Faussett,  William 

Fawcett,  Anthony  M , 


625  Fisher,  Georsre  Battyc 

720! — John  Fred.  Lane     ...  591 

,  692. —  LouisWalter  748 

,  744  —  Seth  Nuttall 745 

.  748  —  Vincent  Game 614 

—  Rowland  Hill 625  FitzGeorse.Aug.Chas.F.  535 

Fawkes,  Francis   748J — Geo.  Wm.  Adolphus    614 

—  Montagu 625  Fitz  Gerald,  Alf.  John        614 

Fead,  Fra.  S.S  7i3|—  Arthur  V.  Dowdall...  559 

Featherstonhaugh,  A....  614' — Charles    602 

Feilden.  Haughton  M.J.  6251 —  Charles  John  Oswald  595 

—  Henry  Broome  ...  533,  583  —  X"r/7  Frederick     550 

Henry  Weniyss 706  —  Gerald 57 

Herbert  Ramsay. 692  —  Gorald  Howard    566 

Oswald  Barton.' 745, —  Henry  C 745 

—  Robert  Basil 568  —  Co/otie?  James    614 

Feilding,.H'on.iS'ir  Percy        | —  ColoiipJ  James   614 

R.  B 243,  578  —  JamesJVeir  Hogg   ...57cn 


551  Ford,    Francis    Cha 

Minshull  

George 

Hugh  Ingrow  K. 
John . 


Richard   

—  Thomas   ...  ,, 
Forde,  George 
Fordyce.Alex.Din^ 


"^9:; 

6y5 

wall  635 

f02 


Fell,  Edwin  James  54 

—  John  Percy    554 

Fellows,  Stewart  592 

Fellowes,  Cooper  M.N. .    614 

—  JnmcB 614 

Fenerau,  Edward 625 

Fenn,  Rdwiu  Glass 614 

—  William  Tittery    698 

Fenton,  Fred.  Euos 717 

—  George 635 

—  Gerald  Herbert 74 

Joseph  Canhffe   56; 

Michael  706 

Fenwick,  G.  C.R.Curzoi    56 

George  Care  A" 614 

John  Bonrchicr 625 

—  Martyn  J.  Kdw 553 

—  Nicholas  Ed.  deB.  ...  550 
Fereday,  Fred.  Francis  706 
Ferguson,  Alexander...  70:, 

—  Austin  Jonas 721 

—  Charles  J.  O'N 614 

—  Frederick   72; 

—  Geo.  Arthur  745 

—  Hector 72 

—  John 634 

—  Richard  P 721 

—  Robert  T 719 

Fergusson,   Charles  H.  635 

^  Harrv  James 554 

^  Home  Johnstone 554 

—  Robert  Cntlar    565 

—  William    ...  , 717 

Fernandez,  Francisco...  727 
Fernio,  Francis  Hood...570(j 
Ferrers,  Cecil  S.  F 


—  John  Gore 634 

Maurice 569 

—  Mordaunt  Martin 602 

—  Richard 602 

—  Lord  Walter   69: 

—  Wm.  Henry  Dominick  74^ 

—  William  Hervey  74S 

—  William  Robert 635 

Pitz  Herbert,  Henry   ...  567 

—  Walter  K.  Melitas  ...  6, 
FitzHugh,  Alfred  6« 

—  Henry  Terrick 602 

Fitz  Patrick,  Fras.  S. 

—  William   573 

Fitj;  Roy,    Edw.  Albert  625 

—  Ferdinand 625 

—  Lord  Frederick  John  715 

—  William  602 

Fitz  Stubbs.  Edwin 539 

Fitz  Wy  gram,  SirF .  W.  J . , 

Bart.    156,  579 

Flanagan,  Daniel 698 

Fleming.  Alexander  D...  570 

—  George 741 

—  Henry  Slane 560 

—  Joseph... 721 

—  William 625 

Fletcher,  Arthur  F. 614 

—  Charles  William  614 

—  Henry  Clyde 602 

-Samuel 635 

—  Thomas  ..  550 

—  William  724 

Fleury,  William  L 706 

Flinn.  David  E 717 

Flood,  Fredk.R.Solly296,58 

—  Robt.  Thos.  Hanford  ^53 

—  Samuel 724 

—  Samuel  James 722 


568 
Tayior-Ramsay,  Bf.  744jFerrier,  Alex.  Walter...  625 

—  Thomas  Ferdinand  .-  745  Ferris,  Geo.  Aug 625 

Pairbolme,t.'has.  E 577  —  James  Ludlow 614 

PairlaiMi,  Edwin  James  722!^  William  Browne  63^ 

Fairley,  Joseph  Webb  ..  573'Festing,  Michael  M.  M.  602 
S^airlie.  John  Robert  ..  6i3lFetherstonhaugh,F.n.W503 
Fairtlongh,  E.  D'HcilU-        I— John  David  537 

n»er 602— Jfojf.  K.  Turnour   ..    545 

—  W.  Ha\-iland 745I—  Shirlev  A.Stephenson 560 

Faloonnet,  Grenville  P.         iFfinch,  Matthew  B.  D.  707|Follett.  Hy.  Spencer 

de  Rilezieux  Co2!froUiott,  Philij)  Homan    623  —  Robert  Wm.  Walsh 


Forester,  Francis  Wra. 

Forjett,  Fred.  H. 5^'^ 

Forlong,  James  Geo. R.  oo.; 
Forrest,  Joseph 71^. 

—  Robert  Henry 692 

—  William  Charles    1^2,  571 
Forsayeth,  R.  Wm.  ..' ...  7-N 
Forsdyke,  Jonathan  ...    ''i> 
Forster, Arch. Cochrane  7<'' 

Bowes  Lennox = 

Francis  Rowland  7; 

—  James  FitzEustace  ...  mi 

—  Thomas  Francis < 

—  Thos.  Henry   ^Jurton  5_,  1 

—  William  David 6j^ 

Forsyth,  Alex.  Gregor  ..  602 

—  Frederick  Arthur 625 

—  Thomas  Hamilton  ...  614 

For.sythe,  John  698 

Fort,  Thomas    717 

B'orte,  ('ockburn 635 

Sg^lForteath,  Fred.Prescott  .S94 
Fortescue,  John  C.  W...  745 
Forth,  Alfred  Charles  ..  614 
Fosbery, George  V 745 

—  William  Tho.'i.Fxhn.m  635 
Fosbroke.  J.  liiidlp^'    ...  625 

Foss,  John  Bdw.  V 725 

Foster,  Chas.  Edw 614 

—  John  A 571 

—  Svdney  Francis  5>!2 

—  William  John    748 

Fothergill.Chas.Wm. ...  625 

Fountain,  Edward  635 

Fournier,  Alfred  Saut  637 
Fowke,  J.  S.Ferguson...  74S 
Fowle, Chas. Stephen  ...  602 
Fowler, Don. Geo. Mackay  561 

—  Henry   695 

—  Henry  Bouchier 556 

—  Robert  Henry  564 

—  Valentine  Aug.  M —  559 

—  William  James 537 

Fownes,  Edward  John  546 
Fox,  Francis  John  55^- 

—  George     698 

—  George  Malcolm 614 

Henry  Croker  614 


Falkland,  B.  P..  Vhct...  549' Ffolliott.  Nicholas 72r 

Falls,  Andrew  Vance  ...  602I — WUliam   72: 

Fane,  Fred.  John.. 6i3lFfrench,  Arthur  692 

Fannin,  John  Edward...  722  — Edward  748 

Fanning,  Matthew   748  Fiddes,  John  Mont  724 

SVmshawe, Charles. ..204,  579  Field,  Spencer  614 

—  Edward  Cardwell    .  .  635  —  Wm.  Caldv.^ell  Faure  625 

—  Frederick  Bradford...  =;":;  Fieldmg,  Joshua  698 

—  Thomas  Basil    614  Fiennes,  7fo».  G.  Twis 

Farewell.  Wm.  T.  F 6021        tleton-Wykeham  ...  560 

Farley,  Thomas... 635(Fife,  Aubone  Geo.  150,  547 

F&rmar,  William  Edwd.  CssTilgate. Alex.  Jerome  ...  614 
Farmer,  George  L.M'L.  625;Filmnre,  Hv.  Clare 565( 

—  Reg.  Onslow f'OslFinch,  A.  Urq.  Ham....    60 

—-  William_AIfred   ^ 573: — C.  A.  Wynne    746 


FMTjnhar,  Fi-ancis  G.  ...  625 

—  Harry  Rich 745 

—  John's.  Taylor.    ......  563 

Farquharson.CharlesH.  555 

—  (SfVJohn ;....  614 

—  Matthew  Henry    6:4 

—  ViL-tr,r  Alexander    ...   554; 


—  Edward  H.  Franklya  567 

—  JohnSejTnourWyn'ne  634 

— ^Walter  John    602 

Findlay.  Alexander 745 

—  George 570U 

Pinlay,  John  748 

William   722 


Farraiit,  (.'has,  Vv'.  Brett  566  Finnemore,  Jas.  H 724 

Farrell.  John  Charles...  555'Firman,  Robert  B 564 

—  Leslie  Michael 57i'Fii-th,  Robert  Francis  ...  60: 

Farren,  Sir  Richard  T.         Fischer,  Bowness 614 

307,  578; — John  Fred 579 

Farrer,  Henry   625iFishbourne,JosephEus- 

Farrington,  G.  BaiUie ...  614'        tace 724 

—  Hastings  D'Oyly 614  Fishei%  Arthur  Thomas  634I— Barnett    ..  60: 

—  Lindsay  580; — Charles  Edward 594  —  Cha.  Edm.  Hawk    ...    745 


Flower,  Stephen 614  —  John  Charles  Ker  ...  560 

Flowers,  Frederick  7481— John  Henry  562 

Fogo.  Alex.  S 7-4I— Thomas  Chas.   Arm- 

Foley,   Ernest    Edward  561'        strong   706 

—  i/oH.  FitzAlan  C.  J...  57o|— Thos.  W 720 

Thomas  McCraith  ...  717!— Walter  Reginald 625 

5591  Foy,  Ernest  Rudolph...  577 
6i4|Fra(npton,  WiUiara  J  -.  614 


-  Malcolm  Charles 614! —  Edward  Henry 


Folson,  Henry   6981  Francis.   Geo.:  Edmond  614 

Foord.  Edward  s^a\—  Harold  Hugh    568 

—  William  Octavius 602  —  William 696 

—  Wm.  Levison  Tom  ..   705'— Wolslon 556 

Foote,  Arthur  Wavell  ..  708, Francklyn,  William  Hy. 

—  Frank  Barnard    614         Miller 625 

—  WilUam  Francis  602  Frankfort     de      Mont- 

Footner,  Edward  724'        morency,  iorrf    533,  583 

Foott,  John 745  Frankland,  Colvillo 614 

Forbes, Charles  D'Oyley  706  —  5i>  Frederick  W.F.G. 

—  Charles  Pulteney. ...'..  6ci\        Bart 570a; 

—  Edward  Esme 692  Franklen, Chas.  Rich. ...  625 

—  Edward  Millett    6z5;Franklin,  Heury  573 

—  George 748  Franks.  Uarry  Clifford  569 

—  George  H.  Ann 614'— William  Astell 593 

— Xi'.(?eH.Geo.Wentworth58o'Fraser,  Alex.  David 564 

—i./.C''j/.Gec.Wentworth556|—Alc.mnder  Duncan.  .  717 

—  Granville  Eardley     .  566, —  Ale.\auder  Thomas...  614 

—  Henry  Fras.  Gordon    545—  Archibald  Henry 720 

—  Heurv  Villiers  625'— Charles  Lauchliu, 718 

—  5/>  John 588  —  Hon.  Sir  D.  M  163,  579 

—  John... 698,—  Duncan  Alex.  C 720 

—  John  Foster   625I— Edm.  Lomax... 614 

—  John  Greenlaw 6[4[— Edward  Alexander...   598 

—  Patrick  William  565  —  George  Leith    614 

—  Sinclair 573I— Henry 594 

—  William  Lachlan 565  —  Uon.  Henry  Thos.  ...  744 

Ford,  Altred  John    625  —  James  Francis -..  635 

—  Arthua- 614  —  James  Kemp  692 

John 698 

John  Randal 558 


599  —  Chas.  Wm.  Rundle  ...  551  —  Robert  Hugh    547 


Fraser,  Thomas 563 

--  Thos.  Lyons 614 

—  Wm.  Forbes  M.  Ian  692 

Fraylinp,  Edward    698 

Fra'zer.Peter  Thomas..  722 
Freckleton,  Geo.  Wm...  564 
Frederick.  Sir  Charles 

E..  Bart 625 

Free,  John  Fred 614 

Freeman.  F.  Peere  W...  625 

—  G.  C.  P.  "Williams   ...  562 

—  Reginald  Charles    ...  563 

—  Thomas  I.  Wickham  745 
Freer,  Edward  Luke  ...  71" 
Freeth,  Francis  Edward  509 

—  Jamea  Holt   602 

—  James  Plomer  .. 

—  SampsonPlomerFi-'jc'  ?49 

—  William 625 

French.  Arthur 635 

—  Arthur  John  St.  G....  553 


Index— U-tlred  List.  848/; 

Gardner,  Robt.  Ballard   6.6  Glanville.  Francis  Ro!,t.  602  Gore    George  Edvvard  565" 

-  Smith  Hannington  ..  549  Glascott,  James  Jocelyu  635  -  Geo.     Robt.     Vernon 
Thomas  Turville 7=4iGlasgow,  Robt.  P.  R.  ...  57o|         Hume     ■■■■•-;■■:, 56^J 

Gardvue.Chas. GreenhiU  745  Glass,  Fied.W.K 543,- James  Arthur  C.    ...  74S 

Garfit,  Fras.  Boyd   545  -  Henry  Edward 74.  -  James  Casma..,o. ,0, 

Gnrlick,  John  Wm  745,Glasse,  Chas.  Edv^-ard.     6,4  -  James  PollocK  7_4= 

Gavnet.,,  Albert  Peel  ...  745  &lasspoole,  Wm.  Alfred  6.4I-  ^j'^'.''"  ■„-■„„   'nders 

-  C»cil  Frederiet   7o8lGleig,  A.  Cameron    So4j- W^  A.  Gore  Sannder= 

-  Heu -- Perov  564  —  C:ha.  Edw.  Stuart    ...614       3°°'^.  -  a' ', 'Is 

fiem->  ■!  I-mas    .::..    lit-  Charles  Flemin^r «= V  ^»-  %'t  ^T'^''-  it 

He'diiala     6. 4;Slen,  Archibald     eulGorham  Cha,.  A.     O14 

Wm.  Brookslm.-l:    ...  .7=  Gleucross,  William 6i4.Gormar    Law^rence  7^7 

Garnham.  John  W 62^  Glennie,  Farquhar 6,4,Gosm, -iVm.  Charles    ...  54^ 

Gamier.  John 6.4  Gioag,  Arch.  Rob 581  Goslm<f,  George., 74= 


—  Newson  Bunnell 
Garsia,  Christopher 

—  Michael  Clare  6 


6gi|Godby,Chrislopher.Ias.  6o^\- Sir  Hugh  Henry 59° 

Joseph 602'Goulburn,  Henry 53'' 


^05  Goddard.  Ed'w;'Hesketh  565  Gould,  Arth.  Lewis  Geo.  53° 


Chas.  Albert  Leslie  A.  614 

—  Francis  Horace   e^jslGnr.-tin,  Edw,  Chas.    ...  ,^,  ^-...........—  .. ^  -  r„„lrtir, 

_  Ge  n-.'e  nqS  Garston,  Edgar  John  ...  56;  —  Fred.  Faz  C, 614  Gon  rtin 

HoJ  sfon:::;:::;;;:  133,  5*3  Garth,  Richard 54^  -  -lo^"    •-. '"  Covan  cK' Fmland       60. 

Gasc.>igne,  Clifton  745:  -  Samuel  Thos 742  Govan.Cha.  i^munu  ...  ^°- 

Gash,  Thomas   745  Godfrey,  Albert  Heury..  614  Govier,  James  ^.^..^^..  ..  69a 

Gaskell,  Wm.  Plumer...  748 
Gasteeu,  Wm.  Charles     722 

Gatt,  Arthiu-  egsjGodley,  H.  R.  Ch-ev^e 

Gattey,  Fras.  Wm.  B.      625  Godman,  A.  FitzPat, 


—  William  602 

Freud, George  ni> 

Frere,Sir  Bartle  C.A.B^  550 

—  Richard  Tudor    623 

—  Wm.  Arthur  James    55J 
Frith,  Fred,  George 713 

—  John  Sabatier 551 

Frooiu,  George  625 

Frost. Robert  Francis...  742 

Fry,  John  William  614 

Fryer,  Alfred  Chas 545 

—  Edward  John    623 

Fullarton,  W.  PuUarton  635 
Fuller, Chn.s.Bondleri  ^3,  588 


William  698 

Dudley  E.  626 


Charles  Willis  .■.-'.'  597|GowdnD,  Edw.  Smith...  614 

William  K   E 602  Gower,  John  ^athamel  626 

race.  Chares  H 594 

She ttield  Hamilton...  744 


74  s 
744;, 


uatte.y,  rras.  >v  m.  r>.      u2_,  \_to"'^.i",  .f>..  ^""-'. '""   •..  'tti^  ^lu  ..  ..^  fit., 

Gaulter.  Henry  Edward  623!- Richard  Temple  6°HR"''^'"'-^'' n   ?    r  .=»;; 626 

Gaye,  Dougla^  6c2lGodsal.  Wn,.  Chas =62  Gramme,  U  de  J  rsey  _     6  o 


Gray  nor,  George 614  God«n,  Clement 717 

Geildes,  John 744  Godwin  Algernon  A.  .. 

Gehle,  Henry  .TohnW...  eMi—JJf".  George  Nelson      ,.,-,---, ,     .    ■.„•„■.„„,  u,, 

Geldanl,  Francis^,...,,..  558  Gotl'.  Bertram  L.J 565^  Graham   Avcb^^™^-  ^ 


Lawrence  Ant.   Mur.  626 

545!— Roljert.  Charles  614 

740'Grafton.  X'uJ-eq/' 579 


724  ■ 


6i4h 


Gelston.  Arthur  W.  H.    7o'J'--  Robert  Charles  . 
..ci  ^.i  1=  uui.^.^..  .„  i>-u  Gem.  Arthus  S.  Hector   337.Gcgai-ty,  H.  X. 
Hem-v'    '  6->5  Georges,  Hv.  Rhodes  G.  614  Goldfrap,  Hy.C.  Sewell  554 

Henry  Snelson  A ejsiGerrard,  Halford  B 635  Goldie,  Alex.  John  545 

James 698  Gib,  Sir  Wm.  Anthony  sSgj— BarreJ. 

—  John 574  Gibaut,     Clifford 

—  ,Iohn  Aus-nstus    579         Gabonrel iota 

—  William  Ross     713  —  Philip  6i(!Golding,  Harry 

l-'ul ton,  Carre  549'- Walter  Moses    727.Goldney,  Fred.^C.^N, 

—  Thomas  Benedict     ..  372 

Furlong,  Geo.  William    706  _  „,,,.,.,       t.  ...       ., 

Gibbings,  Hy.  C.  Cotton  554  Goldsmith,  iwlw.  P.  i..^.  ni4| 


6^4!  —  Charles  Campbell    ...748 
-Douglas  A.  G.  C 626 

-  Edw.  Girdlestone 748 

—  Fergus 550 

Frederick   544 


—  Joseph  Allen  6g8 

—  Male  'Im 
Furse,  Geo.  Armand 


jj^y^g3  6x4 — Frederick  William 

Jame^  Ord  ,.■..■.■.'.'.'.'■.'.  ".'.  596I-  George  Fergus  ... 
626!—  LK  Colonel  jienry 
635  —  Major  Henr.y    .... 

Gibb;'rrtambe7s  S';;:;:;  W?  GoUUmld,  S.rF.  J 6021-  Henry  S.  Murray 

-  Reginald  Kennett  ...  623  -  Geo.-ge  Steuart      ....  635,- J»™f  J, -,-■•■ "* 

0.  Cotton  554  Goldsmith,  Edw.  P.  T...  6ijl- John  Gordon 02 


614 
602 
544 
558 
543 


Gibbon,  Edw.  Acton 
Frederiek  William 


72 1  Goldsworthy,  Walter  T .  602 
7i7,Golightly.  R>bt.  E.  .    ...  564 


Fvers'EvanW  H  "  '  571 'Gibbons,  Alfred  St.  Hill  570  Gonne,  Chas.  MeWill,. 
—  Hubert  A.  Nenean  ...  56SI-  Frederick  Fitzroy  ...  625  Goode,  Richard  John.. 
Fytfe,  Wm.  .Johnstone  724  Gibbs,  George  Reynell  614  Goodeve,  Henry  Hills.. 
Fyler  Arth  Evelyn         614  —  Mossom  Innis  626  Goodfellow,  Chas.  Aug 


Fyler.  Arth.  Evelyn 

Gage,  Ezekiel   602 

^  John  698 

—  John  Olphert    614 

Gahan,  Melmoth 706 

Gainslbrd,  Bertram  H.  572|GifIord,  E.  F.  Lor 
Galbraith,  Geo.  H.  Lyle  367I—  He.-bert  H.  Fo 

—  Sir  Williatn        ...334,584 

Gale,  Charles  Wm 369 

Oalindo,  Ricbd.  Eyles     567 
Gall,  Charles  D.  Myers    547 

—  George  O.  H.  C 566 

ialloway,  Frank 625 


—  Mossoiu  Innis 626  Goodfellow,  Chas.  Au, 

Gibson,  George  John    ..  722I  204 

—  George  Hawstorne  ...  711—  Wm.  West 204      _    _ 

—  Robert.. 6.16  Goodlake.  Hy.  Selwyn  692 

Gibsone.H.Fra. Racket  626iGoodinnn,  Godfrey  D.  ,.  570 


,Tohn  Henry  Porteous  7:8 

jw,       Johu  Higgin 613 

566  —  Lionel  Frederick 626 

6q6  —  Malcolm  ...    537 

Robert  Ball'onr 717 

Robert  Blackall  61S 

500  — Thomas  6o5 

589I— William  705 

William  Henrj'    ...      ^'" 
Wm.  Percival  Gore 


6i. 


i-rf  74S'Goodrich,A.Mainwaring565Grahame,  George 

u-bes:..  602  Goodwin,  John 724  Granger  Hy.  Itomas 

C,vMi»  Robe-t    565«Goodwyn,JainesEdward6,4'"-°"'   »i»-o"'i'-r  'bn 

—  Riitina  Matter  RoDert  696  Goold,  James  Knight  ..  706 
Gilbert,CharlesJohu558,635  Gordon,  Alex.  Evans  ...  59?,— i?"",l^ 


6=5 
698 

Granf,  Alexander  Chas.  615 

Alexander  G 745 

56= 


.  —  Edward  Foot 748  —  ArlhttrWilliamBolton  557 

; —Jas.Wm.  Thornton...  7171— Sir  B.  Lumsden 579 

.  Walter  Edward    5481— Chas.  S.  S.  Evans  ...  602 

-John  Miiwby  Close.'.'.  593  Gilby,  Thos.  Glovar 698,— Duncan 748 

Gallwey,  Matthew  M....  722  Giles.  Edward    740' _  Dimcan  Forbes 547 

—  Patrick  F 614!— Peter  Broome   717  —  Edw. 

—  Sir  Thomas  L.J.  204,  STgiGillard,  Chas.  Whitney  742 
Galsworthy,   Arthur  J.57«i!— James  ^. 69S 


.  C.  Acheson 602 

.  Edw. Hyde  Hamilton  568 

-Edward  Smith 614 

-  George  Grant   745 


Gallon,  Hubert  Geo.  H.554|Gillespie,  I'rankliu  724 —«..-.=,- -;- — "'i_  rjpnrc 

Galwey,  Wm.  Jas 614!-  .lames  Carnegie  =37  -  Henry  Wdson  ...  ^...  594;      Ge". 


—  Charles  Coote    744 

—  Charles  Grasme 615 

—  Daniel  Alex 613 

—  Donald 566 

—  Douglas  G.  S.  St. John  59 J 

—  Edward  James 692 

—  Col.  Francis  William  615 

—  Siirg.Capt.  Fras.  Wm.  71S 

—  Fra.  Wm.  Seafleld 


635 


Gamble,  Andrew  Wm.  565  —  William  John   602- 

—  George  Francis   743iGillies,  Geo.  Jas 614 

—  Killaly 652  C"" 

Gana,  G.  S.  Sewell 637 

Garbett,  i^olin  H 397 

<Tarde,  Wm.  Henry 724 

Gardiner,  Frederick    ...  698 

—  Henry 692 

—  John  Arthur  Milne  ..   537 

—  JohnTheodoreAustin  748 

—  Lt.Col.  Richard  544 

—  Col.  Richard 744 

—  Richard  John  567 

—  Thomas  745 

—  Thomas  George   744 


553 
602 


594 
605 
572 


Herbert  Spencer  C. 

James  

Gilligan,  Thomas 713:— James  Henry  595'^ 

Gillman,  Bennett  VTatfc.  748  —  .lames  Rollings    626 

Gillon,  David  696'— .Tohn  Andrias  D 626^- 

_  Kenry 563'—  Sir  John  James  Hood  390  - 

Gillum.'Prideaiix'Wm''  74S' - -lohn  Maxwell 567!" 

—  William  James     614 — Orr  Boswell  542'- 

Gilmore,  Allan  354;—  Sir  Thomas  Edward    393  - 

—  Harold  St.  George  ...  577'— Webster  Thomas  74S; 

Gilpin.  Bradney  T 745  —  Sir  William,  Bar(.  ...  743 

Gilroy,  Alexander  T,  L.  367  -  Jir<./oi- tfen.Wdham...  592  „.---^   li-rtw^rd  7.,8 

Gdruth,  Geo  Ritchie     .  7>7  -  Coload  Wilham  0:4  Granthatn,  Edward 748 

Gilstmp.John Macrae  ..  693  -  Cten.  William    5S9  ,7  James   -••--• 74 

gIpps,  Herbert  Leigh...  5^i|- William  Eden  Evans  358  Granvdle  Bevil   74S 

William  Alexa;nder...  72;!- Sir  Reginald 579,001-8,  Albert  Aug ^20- tennis 5 

Gardner,     Alex.    Gray        iGirardot,  Geo.  Chas.    ...  602  -  Annesley  Paul 'f  ~  Hemv 61, 

Hamilton .  5s<|Giraud,  ByngThos 7.,,- Arthur  John f^>^es    FraTici's"L 626 

-  Charles  Henry 625  -  Charles  Herv^ 7=°  - '^''''''' '''*  ^V'^''™'"^°'     *       Hem-v^A^^^         626 

-David 635  Gladstone.SiVJohnR.B^  563  -  Charles  WuUam 54S  -  Hemy  Affieoi.  020 

Ti-H.Tor  ,^^  — William  .        .  741 —Frederick  Augustus.    620  —  bhapiana...............^.  015 

""  Hafry    ■  ■::•:.•::;.■;.■■:■.■  6  slGlaucv,  John:....... 6^4'-  Frederick  William  .     ..c  -  Ma,.aeneral  WiUiam  605 


Gregory  Golquhoun 

James  Murray 

John.\r 

John  Marshall  615 

-John  Pyne 615 

-  Murray  D.  V.  T 613 

-  Robt.  Alex.  Peter 724 

.-  Robert  J.  Gordon 626 

-  SeafleldF.NLTreasure  591 
-Thomas John     74S 

-  ThomasLinley 708 

-  Wilmot    62'i 


-Lionel  J.  Richardson  538'— Thomas  626  —  Geo.  Anthony  E. 


745- 
130,626  ■ 


Mai. General  Willi! 
-  Surg.Ool.  William 


.  605 
721 


Index — Retired  List. 

Grav  Arthur                ....  626lGrosvenor,Saumarez  F.  559  Hanowe.s,Henr.yJar(Unt!  5^4  Hnvnian,  Thos  Edwarrt  636 
_?l'.Vi;=,        ^Jfivmihe.  Thomas    626!- John 745  -  W  eutworlhAlex.Kmg  695 


848 


—  Charles 724  Groube,  Thomas    — , 

—  Francis  J.  Stuart 548  Grove,  Alex.  Sinclair...  597 


—  Jaa.    Cha.  Charnock  561 

—  Oliver  P 57' 

—  Walter  Gordon 562 

—  Depulii  P iirce^orV/m.T4',<' 

—  Q)-.M>.  William   698 

—  William  Robert    74^1 

Gream,  Robert  Nevill  ..  744 

Grealliead.  Heivey 69;; 

Greatrex,  FerdinaudW.  556 
Greatwood.Henrj  Fred.  626 
Greaves,5ir  G.  R.27q,553,578 
Grech,  Carmelo 
Green,  Col.  Andrew 61,^ 

—  If u/or  Andrew 748 

—  Conrad  Theodore    ...  719 

—  Francis  H 571 

—  George 74° 

—  John  William    605 

—  Malcolms 615 

—  Percy   .562 

—  Richard  Hall 5S> 

—  Richard  Spurgeon  ...  626 

—  Tiiomas  Edward  745 

—  Sir  Wdham    6:6 

—  William  Dixon  H (-92 

—  Sir  Wm.  Hy.  Rodes     605 


—  Henry  Charles 543 

—  Henrv  Leslie 605 

—  Henry    Montgomery  708 

Groves,  John 74^ 

Grubb,   Alexander   62S 


John 745.  „  ,  . 

—  Thos.  Richd.  Pras.  B.  5;4|— Wm.  Hy.  Kmg 616 

Halpin,  William  573]— Wm.  Morton 724. 

Hallum,  Octavius,  C.  J.  565iHarmar,C.  D'Oyley 626 

Haly,  Richd.  H.  O'G.  ...  615  HarnCi-s.  Arthur  584 

Hambly,  Edgar 698;Hai'nett,  Wm.  Falkiner  577 

Hamersley,  Henry  John  745!— William  John  717 

Grubbe   Laurence  G.  ...  sailHamilton,  A.  R.  Cole  ...  =60  Harper,  John  Bloom   ...  698 

Grundy'  Fred.  Leigh  ...  626  —  Beresford  R 555  Harpur,  Joseph ..^.  636 

Gubbins    IJ.  Edgeworth  635!— Boyd  CuUen  Foley  ...  62(SiHarries,  Samuel   Keith  554 

—  John  En-erton      6261—  Charles  James 626,HaiTis,  Clandms  h sos" 

Gud<'inTomP 741  —  Charles    R.    Sydney        I— Fras.  Anderson   695 

Guernsey,  Forbes  Wm.  698!        Douglas   564 1— James  Edward 615 

Guillamore    H.  S.  rise.  626:  -  E.  Chetwood 6951— James  Thomas ..605 

Guinness   Henry  C 722- Francis  William  744!  -  John  Han-y  de  Burgh  571 

Guise,  Hy.  John  Wright  S5i\—  Fred.  H.  Anson    74SJ  -  Philip  Hy.  FarreU        590 

-Howard  558'— Frederick  T.  Rowan  542  —  Thomas  544 

720',  —  JToji.  Gavin  George...  572  —  Thomas  Marshall O15 

—  George  John 613!— Webber Desboro' 605 

George  Vaughan sigl— William  Henry 724 

Henry  Blackburne  ...  615  Harrison,  Arthur  John  026 

Gunner,  Wm.Hv. Ridge  •;«  —  ifo».'HenryR.  Baillie  569J-  Broadley ^ 368 

Gunning,  Charles  VeresOsn  —  .Tames  Graham    706,--  Charles  Wibiami.  ...  0:5 

-John  Campbell  594  -  John 742  -  Douglas  Chas  Wm      092 

Gunston,  Bernard  H. ...  563  -  John  Butler  7=0,-  3Iajor  &m.  Edward     00, 

Guntcr,  Edward   626I— John  James  6i5|— if<yo.- Edward 748 


Gnlland,  A.  D. 

Gully,  Samuel  Martin...  5491 

William  626  - 

Gunn,  Williiiiu  6g8  ■ 


—  James 601  —  Lewis  G 57^ 

Guuton,  Thomas  W.  ...  698  —  Ootavms 605 

Greene,  Chas." Kendal...  jeJIGunthorpe,  Sdw,  Jas....  615!— Thomas  698 

-  Dawson  Cornelius  ...  745  Gurdon,  Evelyn  P 592!- Thos  de  Courcv  ......  005 

—  Wm.  Sheppcy  748  Gurney,  Lewis  E 561I— Sii-W.btirlmg,Ji^i63,  e.go 

Greenfield.  James  Hen.         Guyou,  Herbert  J jesjHammans,  Arthur  W  ....  551 

Latham 6i5|Gwvn,Regd.  Thoresby    745 iHammcrsley,  Fred 605 

Greenhill,  Joseph  R.    ...  722lGwynne,  Nadolig  X.    ...  6o5.Hammick,Sirfc>t.\  mcent 

Greenstreet,  Wm.  Lees.  615  Gyll,  Flemyng  George  626         A.  Bitrt .....61 

^  '  Hackett,  Charles  539,  Hammond,  Arthur  G.    1,597 

Hadaway,  Geo.  R 5J3!— Dayrell  Talbot 559 

Hadcock,  George  69b  —  Henry  Albany  615 


Greenwood,  Charles  S...  562 

—  Edward  Fred  George  706 

—  William  Henry 707 

Greer,  Joseph  Henry  , . .  562 

—  William  564 

Greetham,  Fred  Wm.  V.  572 

Gregg,  William 537 

Gregorie,     Charles    F. 

254.   533.  583 
Gregory,  Francis  Hood  748 

—  George 615 

—  George  Constable    ...  626 

—  Henry  James  Michell  744 

—  William  Villeneuve      615 
Gregson,  Bee.    Charles  740 

James  Dalton  537 


Hadden,   Louis  Jas.  W.   626 

—  William  Charles. ..204,  5-".' 

Haden,  Samuel 698 

Hadley,  Leonard  J 74S 

Hadow,  Fred.  Edw 583 

Haggard,  Andrew  C.  P.  561 
—Edward  Arthur 692 

—  George 635 

Hagger,  Thomas  O.   ...  743" 
Hague,  Harry  Clayton 


L.  N.  Dyer 74S 

—  Wm.  Whitmore    543 

Hamond,  Robert  Thos.  615 
Hanbury,  JIoii.E.  R.  B.  558 

—  Sir  James  A 720 

—  Hon.  W.  S.  Bateman    563 
Hancock,  George  Edw.  597 

—  William  W 5^3 

Hand,  William   Hudson  _ 
Handcock,  Rbt.  Gordon  636 


Haig,  Arthur'Balfour  ...  626,Handley,  Aug.  Meurant  615 

—  Charles  Thomas 583lHands,  William     59' 

.,. „  „...„„. 3^,  —  Felix  Thackeray  6o5|Handy,  Bennett  F 026 

—  Lancelot  AUgood 615  —  Malcolm  Robt 605  iHankey, Augustus  B 580 

Greig,  Banks  Robinson  616  Hailes,   John  Clements  6o5iHankin,  Edw.  Lewis  ...  590 

—  John 724I  Haines,  Charles  S 698I— Fred.  George 

.John  James   748—  .Sir  Fred.  Paul...  259,  578  —  Geo.  Crommelm  589 

'    ■■    -  -Gregory 552!  Hanley,  Dudley    727 

Halahan,"Sam.  Handy    724  Hanlon,  Michael   098 


—  Piiilip  Henry 615 

Grenlell,  Chas  M 571 

Gresson,  William  Henry  748 

—  John 559 

Greville,  ffo«.  A.  H.  F...  561 

—  Arthur  Charles 745 

Grey,  Charles  Fra.  Bar.  635 

—  Francis  Douglas 745 

—  Raleigh 707 

—  Ralph  Henry 572 


George 7'7 

—  Henry 724 

—  Henry  A 626 

—  Henry  Drinkrow......  626 

John'Hy.  Chenevix...  547 

Robert 574 

Sudlow    565 

Thomas  Branflll  605 

William   6g2 

William  H 69S 

William  Pringle -598 

Hnrrisson.Henry  Albert  549 
Hart,  Edwd.  Chichester  615 

—  Henry  C 573 

—  John 542 

Hartigan,  J.  M'Knight. .  692 
Harvest,  Edw.  D 605 

—  Henry  A.  L 565a 

—  Henry  Lewis 626 

Harvey,  C.  Hamilton  ...  721 

—  Charles  Lacon 615 

—  Charles  Smith 615 

-  Edward   626 

—  Geo.  Sheppard 626 

—  Harry  Cbailes 69$ 

—  Henry     7o5 

—  Henry  B.  R 743 

—  Heur.v  James    626 

—  Johu'Richard    605 

—  WiUiam   698 

William  Crosbie  74S 


Haldane,  Alex.  Hy 706  Hanna,  Hy.  Batnurst 

Hale,  Lonsdale  Aug.  ...  6o5:Hanson,  George  W  m. 

—  Matthew  Holford 615  Hanwell,  Joseph  

—  Robert 148,533,  38 1';  Han  worth,  Edward,.. 

—  Thos.  Egerton  724|Harcourt,Alfred  F.P. 


Grier,  Geo.  Richard 373  Halkett.  C.  H.   Craigie  613 - 

Grierson,   Sir  A.  D.^  Jit.s7oa 

—  John 59t 

Grieve,  J.  A.  Mackenzie  552 


-Wm.  Godfrey 635]- George  .Tohn 6,5|Hassell,  Jas  Wm         ...  615 

Hales,Arthur     605  j- Philip  Hanmer .--«-..    a..m,   w.n«l».       ..„ 

Halford,  Charles  Henry  569|Harden,  John  Edward.. 


^_       _       George 54° 

Henry  Craigie  .....7...  626|Harding,  Arthur 725 

Hall,  Alex.  Courtenay...  745'—  Charles  Mulcaster  ...  565 

—  Alfred  A.  J 571— George  Foster P98 

GrilHn,  Ed.  Christiames.igi '-  Alf  Campbell  B 626  —  Gerald  Montresor   ...  558 

Edw.  Frank 56S  —  Burnett  Grieve 615I— John  Stafford  G.  ......  570 

~  -  -Frederick  745  Hardinge,  Henry  Chas 


George  W.  Monk 6261        I"i»rf ..  559 

—  Henry... 5481— Henry  Haaghton 026 

—  Henry  Thomas    563  —  Herbert  Ricbard 62C 

—  John  Henry  574|Hardy,  Campbell 605 

—  Julian  Hamilton 533I—  .»">'■  C  G.    Gathorne  615 

—  Montai'U 015J— Edmund  Armitage  ...  615 

—  Reginald 566!— Edwin  Greenwood  ...  568 

—  Richard  Spencer 615'—  Frederick    533 

—  Captain  Roger 367  —  John  Bi-aithwaite 

— J/t/.;or  Roger  036:       ^  n...-i-.. 

Thos.  Erskine  A.  533,  583.       ...  _  „.  ,       ,  > ,      ,  .-  .. 

William    ...  742   -  William  Eversley 352;- Richard  Lloyd  ...._..^.  620 

William  Bruce  R 6i5:Hare,  George 7 " 


615  Harwai-d,  Geo.  Sisson ...  692 

603I— Thos.Nelherton  5S1 

6o3,Haserick,  Alfred  B 57Qa 

573|Hassard,  Hy.  Somerset  317 
Robert  Deey 615 


Hast,  Arth.  Wellesley...  549 

Hasted,  John  Ord 615 

Haetie,  Guy    57.: 

Hastings,  Douglas  60s 

—  Francis  Eddowes    ...  584 

—  Francis  WiUiam  163,  579 
Patrick    574 

Hatch,  George  Pelham    562 

—  W.  Sparkes 57<> 

Hatchell,  David  T 596 

—  George  534.  584 

—  Henry  Melville 553 

Hatton,  Wm.  de  Bathe    555 

Havelock,  Acton  C C15 

Hawes,  Charles  Ward  ..  636 

—  Frank *'98 

—  Geo.  Harrington 603 

John  W.  Molyneux  ..  577 


—  Ernest  Mortimer  560 

—  Robert  Durie    615 

Griffith, Charles  Matt.  ...  605 

—  Clement  Bayly 706a 

—  Chris.  Wm.  Darby  ...  568 

—  Henry  Woolgar    546 

—  J.  G.  Erskine 015 

—  John  H.  Sandham  ...  566 

—  John  Harnage  King    537 

—  Joseph  G 370 

—  Richard  593 

Griffiths,  Arthur  Geo.  F.  748 

—  Clement  James    603 

—  Edward  St.  John 744 

—  Henry  Harcourt 615 

—  John 698 

—  William  698 

SrS^'E^ivaV,^-:;::::  5;i=wy;s;;i;;'Ji^^""6ri:5;rS^i,i^e;i.ii 6>5  Hawks,  Thos^spence 

Grimes,  Hugh  Edw.    ..    sosiHallewell,  Henry  L 554--Frede 

Grimwood.G.Grimwood  5371  Halliday,  Francis  Edw.    578  Hargreave,  Geo.  W.  „  ^,- •      r-„„,„„«         i., 

"  ■    ■-        --  --  ■'    .  JohnGustavus 588  Uanngton,   Fred.  Wnj.  613  Hawthorn,  George  fa.  ...  61 


626I 

jSnas  Pasiey 745  Hawker,  Edm.  Bulteel    36S 

William   249,  3S0  Hawkes,  Hy.  Blundell     569 

:c2| — Richard  Lloyd 620 

! ,  Hawkesby .  George  Wm.  698 


William  Charles 569 

Hallett,  Charles  Evans..  620 
Clements  Thos 615 


-James  743  Hawkins,  A.  Ciesar 


605 


■  Richard  Thomas 
-  Robert  Powel 


—  Hy.HonywoodHughe5596'Harenc,  Chas.  Edw 626 


6261- Edward  Lindsay 605 

745;— George  Walter 74s 

James  698 

_  _  59<: 

Frederic  Lloyd 54SiHawkshaw,  Edmund  C.  554 

636  Hawley,  WiUiam  H.    ...  581 


Grindlay,  Henry  Robert  626 
Grindle,  Cyril  P 572 


■  Stratford  Charles    ...  626  Harman,   Montague    J 


Robert 61; 


Gritton   Henry 626'Haning.  Richard  7"  King ^'1  ""LiW  Freest     "^t 

Gxonow,  Wm.  Lettsom  542lHallowes,  Geo.  Skene...  605;- Samf.ay   748  — Aithur  Ernest 35< 


Index — lietired  List. 


8487" 


G.        IHinrls,  Wm.  Rich.  G.  . 
6jSi Hinge,  Daniel  Isaac. 


HiQton,  James   7^4 

Hinxman,       Kowley 

Willes  533.  .sS.i 

Hire,  Sydney  Joseph  ...  605 

Uislop,' Archibald    573 

Hitchcock, T.Burnett  ...  615 


Hay.  Charles eisjHepworth,    E.    W. 

—  .jfoii.  Charles  Rowley  745!         Williams 

—  James  597  Herbert,  Ai-thur    74^ 

—  James  Archibald 636, —  George 573 

—  John  Charles 603  —  George  Flower 615 

—  John  Home 717'— Henry  Cai-den  721 

—  Sir  aohert  John  163,  ijg',— Hon.  William  H.  533.  582 

—  Stratford  lIoiTison..  656 —i(. Co/,  Wm.  Henry      626  „        ^ 

—  Woulfe      605]- Cap*.  Wm.  Henry   ...  7o7|Hitchins,    Horatio  Otto  61  ■; 

Havcock,  Fred.  Aug.  S.  7o8IHercy,  E'astace  L 615  Hobart,  George... 628 

—  William  574^  -  Fnis.  John 534,  .^83— George  B.  Beni 615 

Haydon,  Wm.  Hv 626  Heriot,  Mackey  A.  H.  J.  6o5iHobbs,  Abraham 574 

Haves,  Arthur  M.  E.  ...  ojeiHerne,  George  Edward  626]  -  Josiah  W.  Pearse 026 

—  JohnJoseph 740  Herrick,  Benjamin  Bous.  605  Hockey,  John 

Hayi^arth   Francis  74=1]  Herries,  Fred.  Stans.   ...  026  Hockm.  Chas.  H.  S.    ...  565 

Havles,  Henrv  T 698|Herring,  William 626  Hodder,  F.  W^L^ 724 


7241  Hopkrnson,  John  fl 57J 

742lHopwood,  Aa-thui- Robt.  546 


Ha.rne.Arth.Gorham  H. 
Robert. 


636J — Williara  Henry 


;  Hodges,  Hv.  F.  Edw. 


543' Herschel.  John  61 -;i  Hodgson,  Hugh  Norris 


Hcrvey,  Charles  B.  W.    588  —  Joseph  Hamilton.. 
—  Thos.  G.  O'Donoghue  744'  —  Joseph  Willoughby. 

He.%keth,  James    626|Hodnett,  Wm.  P 

Robert  Walter 503 1  Uoey,  Lawrence   

Hession.  Thos.  Oliver...  724  Hogan,  William..... 


544 
717 
615 
574 
573 


26|Hogg,  Adam  G.  Forbes  59 


—  Edwin  James    721 

Hore,  John  Christopher  616 

—  Walter 561 

—  Walter  Stuart  584 

Hornby,  Cecil  R 636 

Geo'ffrev  S.  Phibtas...  562 

—  John  Frederic 539 

—  Thomas   698 

Horne,  Chas.  Jas <JoS 

—  Edmund  Garland 74S 

—  Lindsay  Douslas 577 

Horner,  jiPitzLlcyd    ...57'» 

—  Reginald  Ge  n-ge 70S 

Horniblow,  Thomas  ...  628 
Hornsby,  Goo.  M.  B.  ...  616 

—  Henry  Francis 628 

Horrocks,  A.Macintosh  565 
Horsbrngh,  Arch.  B...  546 
Horsey,  Edw.  Ralph  ...  036 
Horsford.  Nor.Macli.T.  596 
Horsley,  Prank    605 

—  Walter  C -  ■■■57o<^ 


Haynes,  Carleton 365  1 

—  Edward  Coui't 706  • 

—  JonathanWynyard...  626  1 
Ha.vward,  Henry  B 605 

—  John  Fred.CiU'tis 627  I 

—  William  G 571  Hewat,  Hy.  Roper  C.  ...  t)20|ciogg,  auiim  vj.  luiuco  jv.         ■■ V"„_ "6„5 

Haywood,  Walter  W.  ...  745  Hewetson,  G.  S.  Butler    615'- Harding  C,       63:.  Horton  James       695 

Hazlerigg,    Thos.  May-         Hewett,  G.  L.  Kennedy  6^5  -  James  H.  G.  G 573  -  ^^^°f f, '^""^^^ I°I 

„.-,^="  r,-",    ::3,|— Henrv  626  —  John  Roberts 615  —  Thom»s^...._..^ „■  ^V 

Hea?ey  Hy.-Francis'.':     m  Hews™! Francis 727'- Theodore  William  ...  5,6  Horw.od  Wm. Thos. F.  569 

-John...    626  -  John  Lysaght  706  Floggan.WiUiamBrooke  545lHosack,  John__      .     °36 

HcKt,  irtimrStani forth  542  Hogge,  Somerville  G.C.  6o3|Hoskin3,  .|rthurReg.  ...  bib 
.  636  Hoile,  Edmoad  724J— Reginald..  -■  f'» 


—  Henry  Yeatman 

Heygate,  Ed.L.Aspinall  564  Holbech,  U' alter  H.130,  34 


Host?"  Dixon  E 60s 


Healy,  Charles 724 

—  Michael  Francis 742 

—  Michael  Ryan  706  tieygate,  EQ.jj.AspinaLi  5^4  ^o;;j<=^".  '■•"r"  i'-'J"'  ="lCT;;SnTrr'H(.nrv  Edw       561 

—  Richard  Calvert  7°4  -  Richard  Lionel 565  Ho  beche,  R'chard  542|Hothjmi,  Henry  ^aw....  50.1 

Hearn.  George  567  -  Wm.  Howley  B 562  Holberton,  Thos.  N.   ...  «-3  Hough    Charles  U 7^7 

Heaslop,  ColpoysP 613  Heyland,  Alex.  Samuel  630  Ho  den  Robert    ^Oo, Houghton,  Finest 

Heastey,  Geo.  Bayles  ..  605  Heyman,  Chas.  Hy.  C...  636  Holdich  Sir  E.  A...  257,  "V^^-'^XrtesC 567 

He.ath,     Edward    Ker-         Heymer,  Edward 574  - '?V^''i'J?''T  i.-i- 'ii-  ^'1  Howard  Charles 573 

mode 370"  Heysham,  B.  F 605  Ho  dsworth,.rohn  Ke'ly  ^'^  '^°5'"i'->''^'^'^^ %l 

-James  -,7oi- KobertCecililounsey  568  Ho  e,  Frederick...         ..  628  -  Francis      7 

—  John  Macclesfield   ...  626  Hevwood.  John  Jas 603  Holland,  Hoi.  Cecil  i...  36=  -  f  redericK v 

—  Robert  Edward 724  —  John  Magee  r,,;- Henry  William 605 

Heafhcote,  Charles  Geo.  636  Hezlet.  Richd.  J 626  —  John 708 

—  Charles  Graham 615  Hibbanl,  Henry 573  —  Lumley  H.  H 605 

—  Charles  Lechmere  ...  626  Hibbert, Edward  Geo....  745  —  Thomas \\ ollams 605 

—  Gilbert  Redvers  544  -  Edw.Hugh  Rowley...  565 -Treyenan  Jas 62S 

—  Robert  Walker  6-,6J— Francis  Gordon    744J— William  Tilstou  367 


—  Frederick  Compton     544 

—  Henry  Richard  L.  ...    547 

—  Henry  Stanley 62S 

—  John  Cephas 7°7 

—  Thomas  6=* 

—  Walter 7°^ 

William  698 


Heather,  David  C.W...  7221  Hickie,  Henry    704iHollies,  George         ^''l_  William    Henrv  Ker  577 

Heathorn,  Thomas  Brid.  707 -James  Francis ;45|Ho  Imgsvvorth,  T.  &.  ...  721I- William_ilenry  l^ei  577 


Heaton.  John  Richard...  745!Hickley,  Martin  J.   ......  545  Hollist,  E.Ommanriey.. 


s!Hoivarth,Wm. Conquest  542 
48  Holloway,  C.  W.  illphrn-       IHowden,  Jn.  Dowling...  549 

5--  stone  ,1,  Howe,  John  bwami  574 

572  HoUyer,  Walter 573  Howell,  Edward  568 

Hi<'=-in5,  Maui-ice 698  Holmes,  Hy.  Stanhope    5,4  — genry 095 

_  Peter  574  —James 7M  —Horace 02- 

-^lliam' 69S  -  James  Nicol 1 748  -  Reuben   7^7 

Hi=?taS,n,ConwayR.b.  564  -  Percy  Lee  605  -  Wm.  Henry  ^ 7" 

-SS-George  W.  A.  273,  S78  -  Robert  Heuston  74'  Howes   Albert  J 59' 

-Henry  Shakespear...  626  -  Tbomas  James  Paul  7"  gowej ,  William  593 

Hedley,  Fred.  Alex 566  -  Theo^hilns.....'^. s95  "  William     '1  g^^ tett  »>  l^?hnr "is 

—  Williams  ...      741  Hi"gs,HenryCharles  ...  558  —  ^\  illiam  Nassau  foSiHowlett,*./  Artnui 3 

HefferoTjas.-ind.....;.  6^8  HiSht,' Charles  589  -  William  Prescod 339lHo-.ley^Johu    ^^-^ 745 

Helbert,  Fred,  de  C.  H.  560I- Edward  Lancelot 636  Holohan,  William  .  ^O^  go.^™'^,e%ander        '"  62S 

Hignett,  Charles  H ,06  Holroyd,  Wm.  Rice  Mor-        |  Uoyes,  Aiexanuer u 


-Thomas  70;  Hickman,  Stoptbrd  C 

—  Wilfred    346!  Hicks,  William  John 

Heaviside,  George H.  ...  092  Hickson.  WilU-am  B 

—  Wm.  James  '526 

Hebb,  Henry 740 

Hebbert  Wm.  Stanley    613 

Heberden,  Henry 615 

Hector,  .James 724 

Hedingham,  George   ...  37 


Hellier,  T.  R.  Shaw 620 


Helme,  George  Coope  ...  626 
Hemans,  AlfredG.  \V....jo6a 
—  Chas.  Willoughby  ...  542 
Hemerv,  Edward 615,—  QrMi:  Arthur 


Hildebrnnd 
Hill,   iTajo. 


Algernon..  .51.        'aad'    ■-' 594  Hoysted,  Isaac 72+ 

Arthur 636' Holt,  Robt.Wm.F 628!- John  .... -_ 72? 


—  Colunel  Arthur 615  —  Thomas 


69S  —  William 571 


1'— Thomas  Norton  720 

Hozier,  John  Wallace...  745 


Heminv  .empster 62^!-  ^;;^sii;^}^^-V3o;  ^6  -  wd^im  j:;-;:::::::  ^  i^^ui^^-Si^  Vd 

Hemiug;vay,Edw.Fred.743a-Chas.  E.  Dawson 603  Holwell  Martin  D 636  g^Xston   John        !..    6i5 

^'S^-i^-I^:-'  ''■jdz^^'"'^^-:::.  m  ^^luc^^ci^:::  U".  nJld^r'^erbertEdw.  54. 


Hemphill,  Fitzroy. 
Hemsted,  Edward 
Kenchy,  Robt.  Cameron  620 
Henderson,  Albert  719 

—  Andrew   571 

—  Arthur  H 57' 

-  Carlisle  Vincent  572  — John  E 


^D5ui— Eustace  ...  ." 605  —  Hon.  Cospati 

■026  —  Francis  Charles  615  —  David  Milne 


69 
616 
Frederick  Jervis £16 


—  James 745 

—  J.  H.  P.  Harrington    74S 
H.  Houghton  748 


—  Fred.  John  Geo 748. ^    ^      , 

Z^;^^:i^lZ  -lio(^:i^^°-'-.-i:?iSj;^Ch"-s  James  .3 

John 615  Honner,  Wm.  James  ...  557— bmihus    ...^. <"" 

Dickson  533,  583  Hood,_Si>_A.  F.  Acland  363 


-JohnSeton    i^l- John  Thomas  ...  282,  l7^-^-y^-y''{': ^45 

-  Kennett  Gref  o-     33.1.  384I— Major  Dawson 626  —  John  Cockburn j88 

-Per^Edward-.-.V.r':  636' -  Peter  Edward  6=5  -  WiUu™  Charles  616 

-  Philip  Durham ,03  -  Rowley  RIch.Conway  626  Hook,  Chas.  Campbell  748 

-  W    Samuel 6.61- Rowley  S.  Sale    590  -  Henrv  Hudson 616 

Hendry,  Patrick  Wm...  370— William 592  -  LioneK . ...... ._. 616 

Heneage,  Clement  W...  748  -  William  Noel 636  Hooper,  Frederick  698 

-  Michael  Walker    743  HiUas,  Rob.  Wm.  G 365  -  Lucas  G     .......... ^^.  72^ 

Henu,  Richd.  A.  M ^35  Hilliard,  Arthur  C 562  -  Willoughby  Wallace  596 

Heunkh,  Charles  T.    ...  503  -  John  Chinery    34'  Hope,  Adi-ian  Henry  ...  350 

Hennell,  Arthur  R 553  HUliker,  Henry 748  -  Cecil  ^thur    ^o3 

-  Reginald 132,  626  Hills,  Sir  John  603  -v^harles  Erroll  06 

Hennessv,  George  R. ...  393'Hillyard,  George  Anson  613  -  J*™"!,-,"   -; S65 

Henry,  Charles  Stuart     380  Hime,  S»- Albert  Henry  745  "  Jolf"  ^^Zl   „  ■.--  ??S 

-John  James  724 1  -  Frederick   605  Hopkms,Cbas.  H.  Innes  „8 

Hensman,  Hy.  Frank...  722  -  Henry  Wm.  Lovett...  62S  -  tdward    724 

-William  .  724  Hinde.Goorge  Langford  720  -  Francis  Powell 748 

Henson,  Christopher  ...  too  -  Wm. Fred. Honywood565<i  -  Thomas  George   692 

Hepper,  Albert  James...  613  Hinds,  Thos.  Clowes  ....  74 


48'  — William 


Frederick  George  ...  57J 

—  Henry  Rodvel  Lewis  692 
-John 563 

—  Joseph  William    605 

—  Michael  James 568 

—  Percy  John  - 337 

—  Pierce  Edwasd 552 

—  Sir  Robert  John 605 

—  William  !°6 

—  Wm.  Gwynne    616 

Hulse,  Chas.  Fred 62S 

Hulseberg,  John  Wild...  721 
Humbley,  Wm.  Welling- 
ton Waterloo  745 

Hume.  Arthur  Robert...  562 

—  Charles  Wheler...  130,  748 

—  Edward  Trevor 616 

—  George  Wm 566 

—  John  Richard  60s 

—  John  Stewart  il 55° 


84.S/; 


Index — Bettred  List, 


Hume,  Sir  Robert  ..  3:5.  579  Iiiiili-^.  Jolm  Frederic   ..  .S5'-'  Jee,  Edward  Alfred 337 

liutafrey,    Major    Beii-        1— Robert  Hastie  593 j. Teffcoat,  Jas.  Henry    ...  721 

jamin  Geaie 553'— Thomas  Dnimmonl  557lJeffery,  James  709 

—  Col.  Benjamin  Geale  6i6|— WilUam  748  Jeffreys,  William     616 

—  Frederick  Thomas  ...  594 — William  Mason     567I  Jenings,  D".  A 724 

—  Thomas  Blake 628  Ingram.  Mactbew  J.  T.   7031  Jenkins,  Alexander 605 

Humphreys,  Thomas  ...  574[— Robert  Bethnne   745  —  Charles  Vernon 606 


—  William , 692  Inkson.  James  720 

Humphry,  Edw.    Wood  636|Inncs,  Clhas.  Alex 721 

Hungerford,  Richard  ...  720] —  Edward  ^!elhy 62E 

—  Thomns  Everard 628 

Hunt.  Arthur    74^ 


Eu^^  ard  GordoiJ    616 

—  Sir  Fras.  Howell 606 

—  Frederic  L.  V 569 

Francis  Newell 628  —  Henry  Leoline 566 

Sir  J.  HaiTieKer 720  —  Herbert  Charles 54: 


—  Cecil  llenry  ...- 564!— Jas.  John  M'Leod    ...  581]— Xoble  Fleming 693 

—  Henry 698  —  James  Mitchell 557J — Robert  Gedoin 595 

—  Henry  P 71s' Irby,  Fred.  Arthur 693'  -  Thomas  Morris    628 

—  Henry  Vere    598  —  Leonard  H.  Lnyd    ...  745— Vaugban 543 

—  John 748—  Leonard  Paul    693  Jenkinson.Geo.  S.Chas.  557 

—  John  Lombard 6i6^Iredell,  Fras.  Slirubb...  591  Jenks,  William 570a 

—  John  Percival   722| — James  Shrubb  616,  Jeniier,  Aug.  Fred  744 

—  Joseph 727— Lestock  Walters 631^!-- Edward  H.F.     740 


-  Phineas  Wm, 562 

—  Robt.  Aug.  Carew  ...  592 

—  Robert  H.  Brooke  1 30,545 

—  Shelley  Leigh  616 

—  Thomas  Charles 567 

—  Thomas  Rochfort    ...628 

—  William  6a8 

—  William  Shapter      ..  593 

—  William  Thomas 745 

Hunter.  Arthur  Stewart  605 


Ireland,  James  698|Jenney.  Wm.  Ricuai'd...  706 

Iremonger,  Edgar  A.  ...  309  Jennii-gs,  Benjamin 693 

Irvine,  Charles      605, —  Charles  Barromeo  ...   723 

—  Thomas  Thompson  ...  636I — CharlesJair.es .  606 

Irving,  John  Beauftu  ...  713'— Edward  Lawrence  F.   359 

—  Lewis  Allen    723  Jepson, Henry  Joseph  ...  616 

Irwin,  Chamney  Graves  720  Jerome,  Henry  Edw.  ,  .  606 

—  De  la  Cherois  Thomas  628  Jervis,  Chas.  E.  Parker  543 

—  John 748  -- Edward  Lennox 748 

—  John  Frederick    5531— Edwin ..  62S 


Charles    616  —  William  John... ..  5371— Walter  Neil    537 

Charles  Finch 705  Isaacson,  Henry  Bevan  628]  — William  Swynfen 6:6 

Chas.  Fleming ._.  748  —  Henry  de  S 616  Jervois,  Henry   Napier  546 

—  John  de  Stutevillc  ...  6361— Joan  Gordon 744 

[sacke,Hen.Wedderbnrn6i6  Jervoise,  Hy.  Clarke 745 

Isham.  Vere  566I— John  Purefoy  Ellis  ..  535 

Ives,  Edward  Harbord   693'Jessop,  Tom 693 

Ivrca,  G.  H.  Marquis  ...  565:Job,  tleury  Percy    ?i8 

Izod,  William  Henry  ...  6i6,Jocelyu,  R.  Julian  Ora  548 
Jack«.on,  Albert  J.  A.   ..  6i6iJohnes,  Sir   Jas.    Hills  579 

—  Arthur  Charles    ...  ..  546iJohnson,  iSn- Allen  B....  589 

—  Cecil - 036  —  Captain  Charles  707 

—  Cbristison  Syme 707 

—  Edward  Samuel  589 

—  Francis  Benjamin   .,.  557 

—  Kred.  George 616 

—  Fred.  L.  La  Caze  .....  569 

—  Freeman  Henry 398 

—  G.  D'Aguilar 584 


—  iS'irChaQ.  Roderick, £^563 

—  Edwin  John  717 

—  Fred-ErnestArundell  553 

—  George  Gilett  56S 

^  George  Robeit 711 

—  Lf.  Colonel  3a>mQs 745 

—  A»gl3f.  Com.  James...  705 

—  John - 713 

—  John 628 

—  John  Muir 598 

—  John  Norris   605 

—  Malcolm  Russell 708 

—  Montgomery 590 

—  Patrick     ..." 748 

—  Thos.  Alexander 628 

—  Vere  Edward  727 

Hunter-Weston,  G.  R...  62S 
Huntington,  Herbert...  570 
Huntley.  Hougham  C...  543 

Hurst,  Wm.  Brunei 636 

Huskisson,  John  Wm....  616 

—  Norman 616 

—  Samuel  George fii6 

Hussey,  Charles  Edw...  616 

—  William  Clive 557 

Hutcheon,  David  616 

Hutchins,  Alfred  George  597 

—  Francis  Arthur 628 

Hutchinson,  A.  Had.   ...  605 

—  Alex.  Ross  Elliott 605 

-  Anthony  Richard 636. 


—  Qr.  Mr.  Charles 727 

—  Sir  C.  Cooper    589 

—  Ernest, 567 

—  Francis  722 

—  Frederick  Luttman...  6-'8 

—  George 573 

G.Vanderheyden  163,  580 


George  Edwd.  Owen    628  —  Henry 727 

—  Halkett  Francis 745  —  Richard  616 

—  Nicholas  Sadleir 552  —  Victor  George  R. 568 

S/r  Robt.  Wm 721 ,— Wm.  Geo.Lillingston  707 

William   592 — Wm.  Nicholas  Gibson  636 


—  W.  Hemy  Munton  ...  6: 

—  William  Lewis 567 

Jacob,  Geo.  Adolphus...  595 

—  Henry  Ebenezer  605 

—  Herbert  Bruce 596 

—  John     605 

—  John  E.  Fishbourne  563 

—  Samuel  Swiuton 597 

—  Sydney  Long 555 

William  593 


—  Charles  Scropc 605I— Wm.  Vesey  FitzG.  ...  616 

—  Coote  Synge  160,  sSoiJacsou,  John  H.  F 546 

—  William  Lacy  628       "'         -—-'■  — 

Hutchison,  Hen'^M'Leod  628 
Hutt,  George  William...  57 


iohnston, Brig.Stirff.Als..  724 

—  Qr.Mr.  Alexander  ...  573 

—  Arch.FraserCampbell565 

—  Charles 616 

—  Frederick  Campbell    568 

—  George  Hamilton 552 

—  James.... 704 

—  JamesCrosse 724 

...  James  Taylor  546 

—  Randal  Fleming  566 


Robert... ...jc6a 

Robert  Colquhoun  ...  727 

Edward  Woodriff    ...  Idjl— Hidiui/ Mr.  WiUiam...  6()6 

Jago,  Robert    Stephens  6i6\—  Brig. Surff.Lf.CoI.Vfm..  722 

Tagoe,  Heni-y 723,  Johnstone,  F.  Fawkes      546 


James,  Charles     ..  745'- 

—  Demetrius  W.  G 745!- 

—  Edward  Bosville 543}- 

^  Edward  Renouard  ...  6051- 

—  FrederickWoodbouse  539J- 

—  Herb.  Henderson     ...  5891- 
James  Poleglaze 6:61 


G.  C.  Keppel  745 

Henry  Melvill  565a 

James 543 

James  Wra.  Hope 6:6 

■  John  Douglas    616 

Montague  George    ...  551 
Richard   616 


Hutton,  Edmund  Bacon  616 

—  George  Allan 724 

—  George  Holden 549 

—  Henry  Francis 616 

—  Thomas  Everard    ..  748 

—  ThomasBnice   743 

Huj'she,  DunbarF 628 

Hyde,  John  Martin 724'— Montague  598;- Robert  F.  Maclean  ...  636 

—  Richard  Armstrong...  727  —  Samuel  Alexander  ...  560' — Samuel  H.N 628 

—  Robert 698 — Walter  Culver  7171 — Wm.  George  Currie...  59S 

—  William 570'— Walter  Wilson 342|joUiS"e,  Charles 616 

Hyuam,  William 571,— William  Hill 628— Wilkes 563 

Hyslop,  Maxwell  R 556  —  V/illiam  Mawer    723  Jolly,  Geo.  Alfred 616 

—  MaxwellWither    620  Jameson.  Charles 616  Jones,  Alfred  Adrian  ...  742 

Ilderton,  Charles  E 6i6l — John  Lyster  720,— Abred  Stowell  745 

lUingn'orth,  John  A.  ...  724  Jardiue,  Jas.... 724  —  Arthur  Lloyd   719 

Imbusch,  Henry  6g8Jarrett,  Henry  Sullivan  595J— Ebenezer 745 

Impey,  Alfred  G 542  —  Thomas  574I  —  Frederick  Geo.  Wm.  566 

—  Eugene  Clutterbuck     616  Jarvis,  Alex.  W 570a! — George  Alfred   636 

Imrie,  Wm.  Lawi-ence...  7051 — R.  Ed.  Colborne  6281— Gilbert  Saltoun    553 

Inchiquin,  Xord 571  j— Samuel  Peters  605I — Griffith  Turner 591 

Ind,  Fred.  John  Nash  ...  748! lary,  R.  Herbert  Heath  748:—  Henry  636 

Inge,  John  W 628'Jauncey,Alex.SidneyG. 706^1, —  Henry  Helsham  H —  615 


Inglefield, Samuel  Hood 

Stovin  745 

Inglis,  David  William...  597 
—  James  Weir   708 


Jay,  William T 724 1 —  Henry  Norris 616 

Jnzdowski,  B.  J 724I — -S'lr  Howard  Suttoni...  573 

Jebb,  Arthur 628'— Howell  Locke 606 

—  John  de  Witt 54BI—  Humphrey  Stanley...  711 


Jones.  Jenkin 599 

—  John  Arnallt 717 

—  John  Woodville    551 

— ^  Lewis  John  Fdlis 745 

—  Melville  George... 724 

—  Owen  Thomas  628 

—  Rich.  Roynon    606 

—  Robert  Owen 606 

—  Thomas   .745 

—  Thomas  Henry    ....  696 

—  Thomas  John    616 

—  Wm.  Henry  Dawes...  598 

—  William  Locke 693 

Jopp,  John 595 

—  Stephen  Jas.  Melville  544 

Jordan, Lutley 748 

Jos?el.vn,  A.  Henry 628 

—  Frederick  John 628 

Joyce,  Wm.  Walter  Pat.  636 
Jovnt,  Henry  William  723 
Jndd,  Chas.  Richard  ...  577 
Judge,  Charles  Neavc  ,.  616 
Julyaa.  Sir  Penrose  G.  711 
Jupp,  Richard  Barrj,'  ...  693 

Just,  Augustus  698 

Justice,  Fras.  Jas 628 

—  Hy.  Annersley 592 

—  Philip 636   I 

—  William  Clive  ...533,  S^s 
Kane,  Fras.  Wm.  F 636 

—  MittbewNisbett  G...  548 

Karslake,  Frederick 606 

Kauutze,  E.  H.  E.     595 

Ka.y,  Poster  C.   L 539 

Henry  Monckton 616 

William  Algernon 628 

Kaye,  Arthur  Ed\v.  C  ..  545 

George  Farquhar 606 

William  Robert    706 

Kays,  Reginald  Ker 562 

Keane,  George  W 567 

Kearney,  C.   J.   Butler    543 

Kearsley,  Robt.  W 54S 

Keate,  Edward   606 

ICeatinge,  Maurice  Den  560 

—  Richard  H 589 

Keays,  William  Tufinell   616 

Keb'le,  John  Alfred  698 

Keen,  Sir  Fred.  John  .,,  594 
Keene,  John  E.Ruck...  608 

Keer,  Jonathan 606 

Keeshan,  John 573 

Keir,  WilUam 722 

Keith,  James  6j6 

—  James  Blaikie 636 

Kell.Waldegrave  C.  F...  549 
Kelly,  Anderson  L 566 

—  Arthur  D.  Denis 554 

—  Qr.Mr.  Edward    698 

—  Vet. Surg.  Edward   ...  742 

—  Edward  Harvey  742 

—  Hy.  Holdaworth  709 

—  James  Bennett 722 

—  James  Graves 598 

—  John 698 

Patrick    698 

Philip  573 

—  Thomas   636 

Thomas  Jas.  P 542 

Kelsall,  Gustavus  Nic.  636 

John  Richard 628 

Richard  Edward 544 

Kelsey,Walter  Fred.  130,  6ifi 

Kelso,  Archibald 57oa 

Kemball,  Sir  Arnold  Bur- 
rowes 163,  588 

—  Johu  Shaw 606 

Kemble,  Henry 544 

—  Henry  Charles ..  616 

Kemm,  Fred.  St.  John     718 

Kemp,  Walter  Hy 742 

Kennard,  Ernest  C.  H.  573 
Kennawaj-,  Chas.  Wm,  628 
Kennedy,  Lord  Alex.  ...  560 

—  Alexander  Clark 585 

—  Charles  Arthur 708 

—  Charles  Henry  Scott  616 

—  Edward  Douglas 556 

—  Hugh   63G 

—  Irving  Francis . .  636  i 

—  Jas.  Montagu  Bowie  693 

—  John  Henry 693 

—  John   Pitt  695 

—  John  Wra.  Ales 606 

—  Walter  Craufard 706 

—  William  Horace    566 


Index — Betired  List. 


S4Si 


Knyvett,  William  L. 
Koe,  Lancelot  C.  . 


James  Drummoad 

—  Sydenhaiu  J... 

—  Walter  Miller 
William 


Kennect,  B.  H.  B...  130.  74^ 

Kemiey,  uohn  Hy 698 

Kenny .  Riclid.  Thos.  ...  740 

—  William  Henry 745 

Kensington.  Ed^ar  616 

—  William  Xorii 745 

Keut,  Henry  53' 

Keogh, Anthony  Robert  748 

—  John  Woulfe O06 

—  Lynch  John  713 

Keppel,  Edw.  Geo.  130,  547 
Ker,  Lord  C.  J.  Innes  ..  745 

Kerans,  Wm.  Root 724 

Kerr,  Chas.  Robert 542 

—  Lord  Ralph  Drnry533,  583 
_  William  574 

—  Major  Oen.    Wm.    H.  606 

—  l/u/oi- William  Henry  636 
Kcrrich,  Edinand 628 

—  Walter  D'Oyly  163,  590 
KeiTisou,Edm.Roger.A.  547 

Kerstemau,  J.  B 62 

Keichen,  Isaac 606 

Kettle,  James 74' 

Kettlewell,  Thomas    ...  593  —  George 
Key.  Aston  M'N.  Cooper  558  —  Henry  .. 

—  David  Thomas 718  —  James 

Keyser,  Fred.  Charles  ..  616 
Kiallmark,  Hy.  Walter  717 
Kidd,  James  Gordon  ...  740 
Kidston,  Alex.  Ferrier  616 
Kilby,    James    Edward  695 

Kilgour,  Frederick 596 

Killick,  George  L.  B.  ...  566 

—  Thomas  Ale.xander...  742 

Kilroy,  Philip  L 723 

Kincaid,  William 591 

Kinchant,  J.  Charlton...  534 
Kindersley,  Chirles  P. 

Wilson  507 

King,    Alex.   Coote 

Newton  564 

—  Charles  Edward 616 

—  Chas.  E.  iCroker 7o6n 

—  Charles  Richard  62S 

—  .Sir    D.  G.  A.  Duck- 

worth,Bari 547 

—  Henry 5^2 

—  James 69S 

—  James  Stewart 636 

—  John  Rooper 706a 

—  Percy  Mncgregor 551 

—  Thomas  Fraser 549 

—  William  698 

-- William  Michael 705 

Kinglake,  Hamilton  A.  69 
Kingscote.Hv.Blomfleld  616 

—  .Sii-R.  N.Fitzhardinge745 
Kingsley,  W.  Hy.  Bell     6.n 

Kingston,  Thomas  724 

Kinloch,  Alex.  A.  A.  ...  606 

—  Geo.  H.  Anchite 628 

Kinnear,  William 71S 

Kinsman,  Harold  John  616 
Kintore,  A.H.T.  Earl  of  559 
Kippen, Horatio  Nelson  744 
Kirbv,  Samnel   J.  Jas.  710 

—  Thomas  Hartwell 62S 

Kirk,  John  Charles 569 

Kirkwood.John  Knox..  628 
Kirwan,  Albert 722 

—  William  Fra.  M 636 

Kitching,  Chas.  Wm.  R.  628 
Kitson, G.Andrew  Noble  703 

Knaggs,  Henry 721 

Knapp,  Charles  Barrett  713 
KnatchbuU,  Charles 62S 


Knox,  Ernest  Angnstns  698  Lang  ten,DanielWilson  606  Lo  Marchant  Henry  St 


-  Francis  Robt.  B 636  -  George  Arnold 590         J.  V.  Le  M- Tboma^  67 

-  Howard  Vinceni .=  7!  Laurie,  Casper  Robert     718  Le  Messune.%  Augustus  0.7 

-  Howe  James 62S  -  Claud  V.  E 57°"  LeMesurier  CecdBrooke  617 

-.Tames  748  -  John  Wimburn  353,533.581  -  Frederick  Augustus    617 

-Maurice  723— Julius  D.  Dyson 6:6  -  John ^ 581 

-Richard   539;Lavie,  Augustus  J 629  -  Thomas  Augustus  ...  62S 

Richard  Annesley   ...  616  Law.  Edwin 545  Lemon   ?.  Seymour         6.7 

-Robert  John 545'- Sir  Edw.   Fitzgerald  3.5  ^Le  M^ttecO^ond  Fra    617 

-Vicesiraus  548,- Fra.  Towi-y  A 606  Lempriere,  A.rthur  Reiu  600 

William   745  —  Victcr  Edward 593'Lennox,  iorrf  Alg.Chas. 

'     "    ';94  Lawless,  Edmoud  James /17 
William  Hampden  E.  ;66 


566'- 


Kyn'asionl  Hy.  Edmonds  636|Lawlor,  Wm.  Patrick  ...  539 
Kyusey,  Wni.  R 727jLawrence,  Henry  John  629 


KjTle,  Audley  W.  W.  M.  551 
Kysh,  Douglas  John  ...  636 
Labouchere,  F.  A 571 


Henry  J.  H. 724 

Robert  "   ' 

William  Wylly 


Lachlan,  Robert   748  Lawrie,  JolitJ  . 

Lackey,  Daniel 727  —  William  John    7i» 

Lacy,  Richard    616' Lawson,  Chas.  Fairbank  616 


William  Chas.  James  54 

Lamb,  Sir  .Arch.  Bi 7481 

—  Charles  F.  Grant iio6l 


■  David  James . 

-  Fras.  Bernard  . 

-  James  M. 


628:—  Marmaduke    Charles  629 


Lennox, 

Gordon 547 

—  David  717 

—  John 561 

Lenton,  Charles 698 

,_.,  Le  PcUey,  Ernest 617 

636|Le  Quesne,  Ch.as.  F.  N.    545 

534!LermittB,  Hy.  Jas 564 

748'Leslie.  .Uex.  Maurice  ..  5O3 
'' — Archibald  Young    ...  628 

—  Charles  Robert 636 

—  George 636 

—  John... 743" 

John  Henry  557 

Lewis  Xavier    74S 

John  Fredk.    ...  no6 


.  ..  719 
565 
572:- 


1  Lay, 


Wm.  Arnold  Webster  569  Lester,  John  Fredk.    ...  00^ 
V  Tudor        570  —  Williim  Charles    oo5 


John  Alexander".'.'.'.'.'.  727  Lavard,  Arthur  A.  M.. .. 565(1  L'Estrange.Albt.  H 72J 

Stephen  Eaton 536  -  Brownlow  V 629       "^—-1 


Charles  Edmund 606 

606 


Thomas   590; 

Lambart,  ifo/i.  Arthur     558ILazzariui,  James  .. 

—Percy  Francis 55o|Lea,  Samuel  Percy 

Lambert,    Frederick  A, 


Leach,  Cecil  Francis 
Heygate   561J—  Edmund 534 


741 
6t6 


—  Sir  Geo.  Arch. 


Edmund  606 

Fr.ancisAdolphus 724. 

—  Paget  Walter 6'7 

Lethbridge,  Chris.   W...  628 

John  Guy  Baron 572 

72* 
562 


584  Lever,  Reginald  C. 
745  Levett,  William  S.  B, 


Reginald  Pembevton    554  Levita,  Harry  P 5S1 

81— Walter 724;  Lewer,  Alfred 724 


Lambrick,  George    578  - 


606  Leader,  Nicholas  547  —  Robert  . 


4.1b  tu . 


72 
535 


ThomasAlex.F 636  Lewes,  George 

Lambton,  Arthur...  533.  583' Lean.  Francis    628!-  Henry  Colebrjok  534,  5S4 

—  Francis    745  iLearmouth,  John  Henry  563I  -  Hugh  Aithur      617 

:83!Leask,  Jas.  G 724       ^-■- " — '^-'-^ 

Le  Bailly,  Alex.  C.   693 

Le      Breton,      William 


-Francis    616 

—  Norton fi*! 

Kneebone,  Frederick  ...  748 
Kneller,  G.  T.  C.  St.  J.  7"° 
Knight,  Arnold  More...  745 

—  Charles  Lewis  W.  M.  567 
-Frederick  Chas 7°8 

—  Henry 55o 

—  Henry  Raleigh 562 

—  Henry  SoUers  G.  S,      '    " 

—  Thomas   696 

—  William  Henry 606 

Knocker,  Herbert  P.  ...  6 if, 
Knollys,  Henry 6:0 

—  Louis  F 548 

—  WilliamW 616 

Knowles,Chas.  Benj.  533,581 

—  Francis  Edw 711 

—  Robert  Townley  56 

Knox  Charles  Wm 556 


Frederick  William 

Lament.  John  Hy   553 

Lamport,  Hy.  Chris.  ...  718 
Lamprey,  Joseph  John  723 
Lance,  Frederick  .-  591 

Wm.  H.  Joseph 616 

Laud,  James 724 

—  Isaac    698 

Landale,  James ..  720 

Lane,  Benjamin     724 

—  Charles  Powlett    606 

—  Charles  Stuart  606 

—  Clayton  Turner    597 

—  Geo.  Hale     561 

—  Maitland  Moore   628 

Lang,  Arthur  Motfat  ...  616 

Charles  Edward 547 

Gordon  Abercromby    718 

Hugh  Graham 5^0 

James  Wolcott     62S 

Percy  Owen 636 

—  Richard  TickellM....  616 
William  R 57° 

Langdon,  Allan  Harris    539 

John 724 

Paul  Perram  7°^ 

Langford,  Francis 636 

—  George  Edward   7c6 

—  Hercules  E.  Zor(i 745 

—  William  740 

—  William  John   636 

Langham.  Edward  H...  571 

—  Fred.  G 561 

Langley.WilliamSavage  616 
Langmore,  Edward  Ham  616 
Laugndge.  Geo. Thos....  S45 

Langrish,  ^''hoinas    6( 

Langtry,  Henry 6 

Lannowe,  B.  H.  Mathew  606 

Lapham,  Uriah  P 

Lurking,  Lambert  C.  ...  572 
Liirminie,  Edw.  Merry.  616 
Larpent,  L.  H.  P.  de  H.  592 
Lascelles,  Claud  G.  W..  636 

Henry  Arthur  628 

Walter  R 616 

Lash,  Henry  Andrew...  695 

Lassetter,  Harry  B 565 

Litchford,  John  723 

La  Terriere,  F.  B.  de  S.  693 

Lathom,  i!^(ir^  0/   557 

La  Touche,  Wm.  Paget  591 

Laud,  Isaac 69S 

Lauder,  Robt.  Renwick  574 
Lauderdale,r.H.,.Eai-(  of  62'5 
Laughton,  Art.  Fred.  ...  616 


John  Meredith  D 628 

—  Price  O36 

—  AVm.  Price  Llewellyn  745 


Inglis.. 


Leckie,  David 723 

Norman  Houstoun  . 
Lecky,  George  5_97 

—  John  Gage 628 

Le  Cocq,  Hubert   ..  163,  590 
Lee,  Arthur  Hamilton...  560 

—  Charles  Nairne 71^ 

—  Edward  George   69'; 

—  E.  Hanning  Hanning  535 

—  Ellis 


636  Lewin,  H.  F.  Chap 628 


Thomas  Herbert  62S 

'  Lewis,  Arthur  Thomas     698 

—  Arthur W.  Drummond  559 

—  Chas.  Algernon...  329,  578 

—  Henry 606 

—  Hen.  Fra.  Peterkin  ...  62S 

—  Herman  Le  Roy  561 

—  Jc\:n  William    711 

—  Ralph  FitzGibbon  ...  748 


6i6',Lewse,y,  Walter.... 


Henry  Herbert 6o5 

—  Henry  Louis 565 

—  Henry  Pincke 628 

—  John 636 


573 

Leyne,  James 748 

Liardet,  Augustus  Bary  62S 

—  Charles  Aylmer 617 

Walter  S.  Davies    ...  547 


William  D36|Liddell.  Robert  Spencer  617 


Wm.  Melville  Lauris- 

ton 


093 


Liilderdale,  James 
Liebenrood,  G.  Engelb. 


617 
63S 


Leech,  Robert  S.  B 7i3iLigertwood,  T 727 

Leedin"'  WiUiaia 698'Lillicrap,  James  W.  A.  E  707 

Leeke,  "Ralph 535;Lillingston,  Ed.  Gordon  597 

Lees,  Percy 56S  Lindesay,  Hy.  Rich.  P.     62i> 

—  Wm.  Muunings 590  —  Josh.  E.  C.  C 745 

Leete,  William  John  ...  572  Lindner,  Albert  J 565(t 

Leetham,  Arthur 5631  Lindoe,  Fred.  Ekms 62S 

—  William  36S'Lindsa.v,  Alexander  Jn.  636 


—  Charles  Ludovic 56S 

Henry  Edith  A 569 

Hy.  E.  Morgan 564 

James  Gavin 617 

570a' — Robert 725 

■  '      Walter  James    539 

William  Bayford 636 

~     "         5'63 


Ln  Feuvre,  George  Wm 

H 565" 

Lcfroy,  Augustine  Hugh  745 1 

—  Henry  George  548 

Legg,  Geo.  Edw.  W. 
Leggatt,  Edw.  Owen   ...  569 
Le  Geyt,   Philip  H 592, 

—  Wm.  Bell    •.  703 iLindsell,  Chas.  Fred. 

Legge.  ifoii.  Henea^e...  5351— Philip  Barber    

—  William  Vincent 743lLines,  Uossiter 

Leggett,  Charles  G 

—  Geo.  Edward  ., 748 

Legh,  Hy.  Martin  C.  ...  745 

—  Hubei-t  Cornwall 557 

Le  Grice,  Fred.  Swaine  617 
Lehmann,  Fred.  Hope...  565 
Leicester,S<rPeter  Fred. 

Fleming,  5«r^ 57i 

Leigh,  Richard 617 

—  RobertThomas 606 

Leishman,  John  Thos...  606 

Leitch,  James 724 

Leith,   Jas.   Mackenzie  560 

—  Thomas  636 

Lemarchand,  C.  S 628 

Le  Marchant,     Albert 


636 

57' 
71S 
537 


DjLingard,  Alfred.... 
Linton,  Charles.... 

Simon 717 

Linwood,  Norman 6g& 

Lister,  Frederick  D.    ...  745 

Wastel  Jameson  553 

Liston,  John    617 

Litchfield,  Edwin ..  711 

Little,  Archibald  Cosmo  559 

Henry  Alexander   ...  591 

John  Albert  39S 

—  John  Caruthers    628 

—  Wm.  Hunter  BuUer  537 
Littledale,  Hy.  Arthur..  562 
Littleton,  Hon.  E.  G.  P.  744 
Livesa,y,Robl.  Algernon  62S 


MaunsellLe.vI.  T.  ..  549!— William 617 


848W 

Livesey, Edgar  Wru.  ...  719 
LLoyd,  Wiiford  Neville  556, 

Lloyd,  Albert 6i!8 

— ArtburCliflord 543 

—  Arthur  H.  Orlando  ..  569 

—  Charles  Frederick  ..    748 

—  Charles  Patteson 568 

—  Edward  6-^8 

—  Edw.  Fraser  S 6o6l 

—  E.  Haiford 724I 

—  Ernest  Marsh    628 

—  Francis  Elliot 636 

—  Francis  Thomas  534,  584 

—  John  David  A.  Tbos-.  557| 

—  John  Hayes 636 

—  Mathew  Pennefather  748 

—  Maurice  Brickdale  ...  568 

—  Owen  L.  F 560 

—  Richard  Mercer  617 

—  Roljert  Clifford 744 

—  Thomas  745 

—  Thomas  Francis  533,  5S,^, 

—  Thomas  Prince 706 

—  Wiiford  Neville    54-1 

—  AVm.  Chetwode 539 

Loader.  Alfred  Edgar  ..  573] 

Loch,  William   59S 

Lock,  Frederick  Edward  748 

—  Henry 606! 

—  John  Lock 5671 

Locke,  AVm.  Hume  N....  549, 
Lockhart,  David  Blair  6061 

—  Graime  Alex 6061 

—  Robert  D.  Elliott 617 

—  William  Eliutt 617 

Lockwood. Amelias  R.M.  745 
Lockyer,  Edw.  S.  3.   ...  617 

—  Walter  Nevill    537 

Locock,  Herbert 617 

liOder,  Fred.  C.  J.... 706a 

Lodge,  Frank 628 

Lofthouee,  R.  C 721 

Lottus,  Dudley  Ferrars  571 
Loo-au.  Alfred. 617 

—  Chas.  Atkinson 630 

—  Joseph 617 

—  Quentin  M*K 545 

—  Walter  Bei-nardino  ...  630 

Logie,  James 693 

Lombe,  Ralph  Ky.  F....  554 
Loni^,  Alexander  724 

—  Charles  Wigram 630, 

—  Robert  Lowry 7o6aI 

—  Wilbam  Henry 6g8 

Longbourne,  Wm.  rord7o6a 
Longden,  John  Edward  706 
Longfield,  Aug.  Henry    548 

—  Forster 617 

Longburst, Arthur  Edw. 

Temple 724 

—  Bruce  705 

—  Seaward 742 

Longmore,  Chas 727 

—  Charles  Matthew  617 

Xjongridge,  Cecil  C 571 

Lonsdale,  Heni-y   698 

—  Henry  H.  Heywood  569 
Loraine,  Fred.  E.  Blake- 

ney     630 

Lord,  Charles  Owen 617! 

—  Robert] 570U 

—  Walter  Harold 566 

• — William  Barry  742 

Loudon,  John SSS 

—  Robert.  Alexander  ...  745 

Lough,  Sev.  Wm.  J. 740 

Lougheed,J.Winterscale  724 

Louis,  William  630 

Lovegrove,  Edward 548 

Lovell,  Charles  Neville    745 

—  John   630 

—  Peter  A.  D.  A 566 

Lovett,  Beresford 606 

—  Henry  Wilson  559 

—  Hubert  Richard  552 

—  John  Richard    617 

Low,  Alex 145,  578 

—  John  Alves 707 

—  John  Maxwell 630 

Lowe,  Arthur  Cecil 572 

—  Arthur  Charles 744 

—  Sir  Drurj'  Curzoir  D. 

158, 579 

—  George  May 718 

—  Robt.  Hy.  C.  D 745 

Lowis,  Niiuan    630 

—  Ross  Fendall 617 


Index — Eeti'red  List. 


M'Cracken,  John  A 722, 

M*Crea,Fredk. Bradford  7481 
M'Creerv,  Nathaniel  ...  723' 
M'Cudden,  Lionel  A.  T.  6361 


Lott-ndes,    John    Henry 

130.  74. 

—  Thomas  606 

Lowrey.  Hcm'y 636 

Lowry, Fred.  J. Sharpies  fi^o'M'Callas-h,  Jas.  Ruhr,.  ..  617 

—  Henry  Macgi'egor  ...  617  M'CulIoch,  Alex. N'cilsou  699 

—  Robert  T.  Graves 553  M'Cutchan,  James  Shaw  7251 

—  Robert  William...  310,  sSoiM'Donald,  Duncan  D.  C.        I 

—  Thos.  Pepper  Ernest  636J         M 549' 

Lowsley,  Barzillai   630jM'Donnell,  John  744 

Lowther,  Wm.  Gorsres...  545  M'Dowcll,  Edw.  Gres...  72t 


Loyd,  Arthur  Purvis 

—  F]-ank  Kirkman  693 

Luard,  Charles  Edward  606 

—  Charles  Henry     617 

—  Frederick  Peter  606 

Luby,  Maurice  Baptiste  549 


M'Evoy,  Patrick   ..  699, 

M'Ewen,  James  Henry    6361 

—  Robert  Bruce 630, 

M'Fadyen,  Duncan 717I 

M'Fall.  Albert  Wm.  C.  560 

—  Chambers      Haldane 


Lucas,  Alfred  William...  537]        Cooke 571 

—  Francis  A 570]  M'Farlan,  John  Warden  709 

—  Jasper 74S  AI'Furland,  Fra.  Edw....  724, 

—  Richard 74?  M'Farlane,  Andrew 699J 

Luce,  Richard  Harman  719I —  Norman  569, 

Lucy.  Frederick  Jienry   564  —  Ronald 565«, 


ti.W,  RamsayFairfax  573 
Ludlow,  Edm.  Samuel  597 
Lugard,  Hy.  Ibbetson...  594 

Luke,  Hy.  Fran  is   706 

Lukin,  Vced.  Windham  706 

Wm.  Wind.  Aug. 606 


M'Ganu,  James 723 

M'Gart3'.  James    699 

M'Gee,  Henry 696 

M'Ghee,   Robert  James  630 

M'Goun,  Alexander 606 

John  Todd... 693 


Lumb,  Anthony ...  556  M'Gregor,  Alex.Donald    547 

Lumsden,  Henry  Wm  ..  63d,M'Grigor,  Duncan  J....  590I 

—  5(>  Peter  Stark 588! — Sir  James  R.  D 563} 

Lund.  Alfred  57oajM'Inni3,  Edw.  Bowater  551! 

Lundy,  Francis  Walter  7i3,M'Inroy,  Charles 594! 

Luscombe,  Geo.  Aug.. ..57oa|M'Intyre, David 727J 

Lushington. Arthur  Jas.  ^ssJM'Kay.  (^r.Afr.  William  727 

—  Edward  Eardley  535  —  Captain  William    570J 


I.utman,  John  Henry  ,,.  748 
Tuttrell,  Alex.  Fowues  56^ 
Luxmoorc,  C.  Thos. P.     59G 

Lyall,  Henry  551 

Lyle.  Allan  Andrew 723 

—  John  Mackenzie   748 

|Lynch,  Albert  Hy.  C  ...  617 


M'Kean, Alex. Chalmers  535 
M'Kechnie.  John  A.  R.    630 

M'Kee,  Cornelius 573 

M*Kenzie.  Alexander  ...  606 

—  Alex.  Wm 706: 

M'Kiernan.  Henry 573' 

M'Kowni,  William 695' 

Arth.  Hy.  Frau 727'M'Laren,  Peter 630 

—  Edward  John    548, —  William  Henry 546 

—  Hyacinth    s57|M'Laughlin,  Edward  ...  606 

—  James  Beverley   6i7[ — George  Hall  558 

—  John  De  Burgh 598  —  Hubert  James 555 

--William  698JM'Lennan,  John   573 

Lynes,  Samuel  Parr 6i7^M'Leoil,  Qr.JiTr.  Harry    699 

Lyon,  Alexander  B 718, —  ^*"j  Harry 590; 


—  Fitzroy  David  57 

—  Fred.  Lee  H. 745 

—  Nathaniel  John 571 

Lyons,  Frederick  Wm.  562 
Lys, Arthur  Man'iott  ...  617 
Lysons,  Daniel  Chas.  W  564 


—  5ir  John  Chotham  533,  579 

—  Walter  Thompson  ...  5:19 

—  Wm.  Kelty 580 

M'Mahon.    Clnis.  Ales.  590 

—  Chas.  Joseph 591 

William 748 


Lyster,  Arthur  Walter    636|M'Micking,  Gilbert 560 

—  Charles  Bybie   549  M'Millan,  John  F 727 

—  Fred.  Torrens  745  M'MuUen,  John 719 

—  Henry  Hamm,on 590  M'Mulhn,  John 595 

Lyte,  Alfred 606  M'Murdo,  Arihur  M.  ...  567 

II* Alpine,  Conyng. Mar.  630, M'Nair,  Alfred  Lionel...  598 


M'Artbur,  Charles    57S 

M' Aulay,  James   . .  570U 

M'Barnet.  A.  Cockburn  743 

M'Cabe,  Joseph 573 

M'Caffery,  James 6qS 

M'Callum,  William  ... 
M*Calmont,  Barklie  C.     559 
M'Cance,  Hy.  M.  Jones  569 

M'Cann,  John    699 

M'Carthy,  .ffeu.  Arthur..  740 

—  Edward  727 

—  George  Alexander  ...  636 

—  Henry  Hotham 707 

—  Jas.  Joseph   724 

M'Cartney,  Daniel   695 

M'Causland,  Arthur  K.    536 

—  Marcus  Fras.  Henry   617 

—  Marcus  L 617 

—  Major    Gen.   William 

Henry    5S3 

—  Col.  William  Henr\'...  617 

—  if. Co/. WdliamHenry  630 


M'Clellan,  Greville  E....  b^t 
M'Clenahan,  Samuel  ...  574 
M'Clintock,  Benjamin...  636 

—  Henry  F.    572 

—  John  Knox 570tt 

—  Leopold  Alfred     553 

—  WilUam   617 

—  Wm.  Graham  Waugh  535 

M'Connel,  Fred-  B 693 

M'Counell.  Ronald  S. ...  572 
il' Coy,  Robert  699 


—  Edw.  John 599 

—  Henry  Arch 592 

—  John  Fred.  A.   636 

?vl'Naltj',  Geo.  Wm 722 

M'Neale,  Jas.  Agncw...  598 

727  M'Neile,  Charles 630 

M*NeilL  Chris.  Wm.    ...  617 

—  Duncan 595 

—  S'tj*  JohnC 533,  581 

—  Malcolm, 568 

M'Phail,  Thos.  R ...570a 

M'Pherson,    Chas.    Alf. 

Howard    561 

—  Philip   745 

—  Robert  Nasmyth 722 

M'Quaid,  Peter  John  ...  723 
M'Qaeen,  -Sii-JohnW...  591 
M'Rae,  Alex.  R.  T 617 

—  John  Graham 617 

M'Sheehy,  Edw.  L. 724 

M'Tavish,  Alex.  C 724 

M'Veigh,  William  Edw.  573' 


Maberly,  James  Chas.  539 
MacAdam,  H.  C.  Vivers  577 

—  John  S 721 

—  Phibp  Bower... 567 

y^acAndrew,  J.  Duncan  74S 

—  Isaac  F 590 

Macartney,  A.  Sutherl.  707 

—  James  722 

—  John  Wm.  Morton  ...  552 
Macaulay,  Chas.  Edw...  617 
Macbay.  Wm.  G.  Wolfe  598 


MacBean,  Archibald   ...  5('>i 

Macbean,  George  S 589 

Macbeth,  Hugh  M 721 

MacDonald.  Charles  J.  58s 

—  .SVrCIaude Maxwell...  548 

—  Peter 745 

Macdonald,    Alastair 

M'lau 352.533.  579 

—  Alexander 718 

—  Alexander  Dall 717 

—  Alien  D 562 

—  Donald 594 

—  George 617 

—  George  Godfre.v   563 

—  HarryC.Farquhar.-ion  557 

—  John  Collins  606 

—  Reginald  Percy    554 

—  Wilbam  Burns  71S 

MacDonnell,  R,    Doyne  09; 

—  WilUam   70^ 

MacDougall,  Donald  ...  554 

—  Stewart 130,  55^ 

—  William  Campbell  ...  o!; 

Macdougall.  John .  617 

Macfadm,  Fra.  H.     724 

MacFarlane,  Francis  J.  74? 
MacGachen,  A.  H.  H.  ...  706 
MacGeorge,  Wm.  Hy....  54- 
Macgowan,  Jas.  Mun-ay  yj , 
MacGregor,  C.George...  6;'. 

—  Henry  Grey  my 

—  John  N.  Murray 30:,./ 

—  Malcolm  J.  Rbt-  534,  S04 
MacGwire,       Edw.     T. 

St.  L 533,  .1 

Machell,  Edward  John  'i.;-. 

—  Percy  Wilfrid   565a 

Macintosh, Archibald  ...  630 
Macintyre,  Donald  606 

—  John  M'Kenzie 580 

Mackay,  Angus  William  74S 

—  Arthur  Leith  Hay   ...  693 

—  Henry  John 71S 

—  5ury.J/((/i7r  James  ...  717 

—  .S'u/v;.  ;U(/;or  James  ...  724 

—  James  ± 570 

-  Jas.  Livingston 

Abcrigh   59S 

—  John  Sutherland 719 

—  Spencer  Henry 636 

—  William  Bertie 71S 

Mackenzie,    Alf.    Robt. 

Dih'idsou  593 

—  Ashley  Edmund 564 

—  Colin 600 

—  Donald... 570a 

—  George 617 

—  Jas.  Alex.  Fras.  H. 

Stewart    535 

\—  James  Stuart  Fraser  617 

—  Brig.  Surg.  John 721 

—  Col.  John 617 

—  Keimeth  Jas.  Lock...  596 

—  Kennetb  John 693 

—  Murdo 717 

—  Robert  S.  Muir 630 

—  Roderick 606 

—  Samuel  Kenneth 551 

—  Thomas 636 

—  William  Ord 724 

Mackeson,  Wm.  Jas.  ...  555 
Mackesy.  Wm.  Henry...  591 
Mackie,  David    724 

—  William   372,  699 

Mackinlay,  George 549 

Mackinnon,  Chas 725 

—  David  Reid    720 

—  Donald  WiUiam  630 

—  Hem-y  Wm.  Alex.  ...  722 

—  Lionel  Dudley  539 

—  William  699 

Mackintosh,      William 

John 630 

Maokworth,    Sir  A.  W. 

Bart 617 

Maclachlan,  Duncan   ...  636 

Maclagan,  Chas.  G. 719 

MacLaughlin.  William  552 
Maclaverty,  Arch.  Iver  617 
Maclean,  Allan 617 

—  Charles  Smith  592 

—  5trFitzRoyDonakl,.ff?.745 

—  Hampden' Healy 725 

—  Henry  John 606 

—  John  Hugh    717 

—  Pet'jr    606 

Macleane,  Thoaius  636 


Waclear,  Henry  WalUck  549 
Macleod.  Chaa.  D 593 

—  RoderickW 365 

MacLeod.  N'ormflTi    

Maomahou.  Percy  A.  ...  560 

Mac>[uuii,Cbas.  A 717 

Macnaorhten.  Arthur  W 

—  Sir  Fras.  Edm.  Bt....  744 
Maenair,  John    693 


Index — Betired   List. 

Mannei-s.Rich.  Abraham  617  Massy,  AViUiam  James  617 
Mannock.  Francis  A.  S.  630, Mastcx',  William  C.  i:to,  744 
Mansel,  Chas.  Grenville  630  Masters,  George    699 

—  Ernest  Digby    557 —William  James 742 

—  Eustace  G 563Masterson,  John  .........  740 

—  John  D 543  Matchett,  Alfred  Wm...  637 

594' — Robert  Henry    630  Matheson,  Duncan  551 

—  Walter  Luttrell 546'ilathias,  Fred.  Hope   ...  617 

Mansergh.  A.  H.W 637I — Henry  Vincent 59= 

—  John  Craven 746' — Vincent  Lewis o^o 

Mansfield, 5(>Chas.Edw.  744  Mathisou,  Gilbert  H.  F,  534 

—  WiUiam  D.  £'ar^  o/...  567'Matson,  Chas.  Geo 748 

Manson,    Edm.    E.    M.         — Heni-y  749 

Davison    565  Matthe^vs,  Charles  John  535 

Maples,  Henry  693 — Charles  Richard 594 

March,  Gerald  Edward  705  — Henry  Melvin  630 

Mai'ett,  James  Richard    596  —  LlewellmWashin^ton  565 

—  Peter  Daniel  ...  617,— Robert  Lee 630 

Margary,  Alfred  Robert  559| — William   696 

;M;icqueen,  Daniel    725!  Margesson,  William  G.  746:Maturin,  Fred.  Harvey  547 

^lacQuibban,      Charles         Marrett,  E.  Uvedale 637  Maude,  Aubrey  M 539 

Mitchell    717  Marriott,  Cha.  Fred 748  —  Edwin     

Macrobin,  Andrew  A.  ..  723  —  Edwin  M.  Leslie 597  —  Fras.  Stirlmg  de  M 


Maenamara,  Nugent 

—  \Villiam   

Macnaughton,  A.  Wra. 
MaoNoill,  Jas.  G.  R.  D. 
:Macphcrson,Andre\v  K. 

—  Duncan   

—  .Tames  Duncan 

—  .lohn  Lawrence    630 

—  Lachliiii  746 

Thos.Robt.Matheson  630 


630 
721 

595 
5^4 
630 
630 
50 


M.icSwiney,  E.  V 725  —  Hayes 578 

:^Iactaggart,  Eev.  John  740  —  Henry  Christopher...  798 
Madden,  Chas.  D.    720I— Reginald  Adams 637 

-  Wm.  Chas.  Frederick  630  Marrow,  Peter  550'Maul,  Spencer  D... 

—  Ucorgc  Colquhoun...  545  Marryat,    Ernest   Lind  630  Maule,  Geo.  Edwin 


—  Frederic  Xatuech 

—  Robert  Henry  . 
Robert  John  . 


Herbert  Charles  630;- 

Hugh  FitzRoy    54S 


Magunis,  Henry  Cole  ...  744|- 
Mii2:rath,Reauch.H.W.,.  591 

—  Charles  Frederick   ..  556 

—  Heni-y  ^i-  Septimus     596 

—  JohnR'.chard    617 

Maguire,  Constantine...  617 

—  John  Thomas 746,  774 

Maher,  Valentine  Her- 
bert      63^ 

Ma  ho  ny,  John    706  —  Hippesley  Cimlifife 

Maillard.RobertThirkill  617  -  JeremyTavlor 


Henry  Barlow 606 

-  John 749 


8^Sn 

Menz  es,  Hugh  Christian  ^92 

—  James  Stewart 740 

—  Neil  Jam,es 565 

^Oswald      594 

Mercer,  Douglas  Camp- 
hell 563 

—  Thomas  ^Varren  6a6 

—  William  Lindsay 567 

Meredith,  Geo.  Vincent  630 
~  Henry  Warter  746 

—  Richard  7060 

—  Thomas  Boyle  637 

Merewether,  Geo.  L.  C.  618 

Mi^rrill,  Jacob    699 

Merriman,  Chas.  Jas.  ...  578 

—  William  618 

Metcalf,  Geo.  Joseph  ...  571 
Metcalfe,  Booth  Hay  ..  630 
Meulen.  J.  H.  Vander...  706 

Meyer.  Albert    618 

Meynell,  John  J 551 

Meyrick,  Aug.  Wm.  H.    580 

—  Frederick  Charlton     558 

—  Herbert  545 

—  James  Joseph 741 

Michael,  Henry  Ja-nes  547 

—  James  589 

Michel,  John  Horace  C.  637 
Michell,  Jas.  Wm.  A.  ...  596 

—  Thos.  Bernard       ..  ..  61S 


Marsack,  Edward.L  ,    ..570a  Mauleverer,  Ben.   Bun.  746  Micklem,  Edward     607 


Marsden,  William 630  Maunsell,  Arthur  M 

Marsh,  Edwd.Newnham  617  —  Ciiarles  Albert 

—  Edward  Herman 637 1  —  Charles  Hy .  Wray  . . . 

—  Frank  H.  Berwick  ...  5931—  Edward  Henry 

—  George  Samuel 637! —  SirFred-  Richard  204, 

—  Henry  Dyke 774!—  Georg 


Main,  James  099 

—  Robert  Maxwell   571 

Maiuguy,  Ferd.  B 606 

Mainwaring,  Edw.  P....  597 

—  Francis  G.  Lawrence  630 

—  Reginald  Quinton    ..  589 

—  Rowland  Rees 588 

—  AVilliam  George  589 

Mair,  Arthur  748 

—  Wm.  Crosby  S 617 

Mairis,  Geoffrey   578 

Maisey,  Edw.  Levien    ..  561 
Maitland,  Alex.   Fuller  562 

—  David  Makgill  Crich 

ton 534.  5^4 

—  Eardley    617 

—  Hon.  George  Thomas  630 

—  Henry  R.  S 569 

—  Sir     James    Makgill 

Heriot  534.  534 

Major,  Francis  Ward  ...  597 


617- 

6l7j- 


Middlecoat,  Francis  ...  618 

7-JI  Middlemiss,  Geo.  .  717 

^5QlMiddleton.    Alf.  Harold  562 

700! — Arthur  T 551 

5S8!— Frederick  Thos 571 

749;— Oswald  Robert 61S 


XeviU  Fras. Augustus  554 

Willoughby  Digby  ...  617! — Robert 746 

Marshall,  Chas.  Hy.  T...  597|— 3fa;or  Gen.  Thomas    606 

—  Francis  William  567  —  Snrg.  GeueralThomas  j2q 

—  Fredk.  Fitzhugh 7421 — William  Stopford    ...617 

—  George  F.  L 6o6|Maurice,  A.  Corbet 617 

—  Henry  617I — Cuthbert  C  Duguid     707 

—  Henry  Daily 570  Mawbey,  Henry  Way...  606 

—  Henry  Stapylton 564|Maxham,  John  Wilham  720 

—  James  Douglas 727  Maxwell,  James  A.  C. 

—  John 57?         Wedderburn  638 

—  John  James  718! — Patrick 606 

^  John  James  de  Z.    ...  717' — Robert  James    617 

—  Lionel «..  542I — Thomas  Mercer   630 

^Robert 569|May, James 591 

—  Robert  G.  S 617  Nlaycock,  John  Gittens  617 

—  Robert  Seton 560  Mayes.  William  Busby  6go 

—  Walter csoiMayhew,  Alf.  Hercules    598 

—  Wm.  Eainbrigge 606 1— Chas.  G.  Adams  550 

Marsham,   Fred    SaviU  562' — Thomas  546 

—  Henry  Savill 548  Maynard.Cha.Walsham  707 

Marsland,  Wm.  Edw.  ...  6o6^Mayne,  Charles  H.  H....  550 


-  John  Drought 7061^ 'iiidwood,  Harrison 558 


Frederic 74oiMarston,  Edw.  Charles  6o6i — Jasper  Graham    s^5 

—  Napoleon  Bisdee 7211  —  Jeffery  Allen... 720; — John 749 

Malcolm,  E.  Donald 6T7!MartelIi, Norton  Charles  5g8| — JohnTheophilusB....  630 

—  George 617  —  Thomas  Challoner  ...  617!— Mosley 637 

JohnV.  T 725!Marter,  R-  J.  Combe  ...  6o6|— Otway 555 


Malcolmson,  Edward  ...  568 

—  John  H.  Porter 606 

Maicomson,  Alexander    630 

Maiden.  Robert  V 595 

Malet.Alex.  G.Wm 636 

—  GudbertE.Wyndham  636 

—  Harold  Esdaile........  617 

—  S(>Hy.Chas.Eden,-B^  746 

—  John  Warre   555 

Malins,  David  P 569 

Mallaby,  Robert    590 

Mallins,  Fred.  W 570 

—  William   630 

Mallock,  Henry  Ai-ch..  594 

—  Thos.  John  Raymond  54S 

Malone,  Anthony 630 

Maloney,  William...  699,  775 

Maltby,  John  M 539 

Malthus,  Sj'denham 617 

Mander,  Alfred  Thos. ...  617 

—  Frederick  Day 
Manderson.Geo.  R. 


Martin,  Alexander  699,  Mayo.  John 695 

—  Charles  Nassau   606!—  William  Robert   ......  705 

—  Cnnliffe  593  Mayow,  Mayow  Wynell  638 

—  David  William 630  Mead,  Ser.  George   740 

—  Evelyn  Charles    551'— Henry  Robert  617 

—  George  Mure...  5611 — Robert 705 

—  Gerald  Ward 63o[Meade,  John  M.  de  C...  599 

—  Henry  Richmond 617'Meaden,  James     630 

—  James  Evan  Baillie...  566! Meadows, Robt.Thornton7iS 

—  John  Hamilton 571 — Robert  Wjatt   720 


Meane,  John  72: 

Meares,  Henry  John  ...706a 

—  Wm.LewisD 606 

Mears,  Arthur  707 


John  James   630 

—  John  M.  Harding  ...  718 

—  John  Paton    606 

—  SjV  Richard  E.  R 535 

—  Robert Conolly 6i7]Medd,  Henry 572 

—  Samuel  Yorke  749JMeiklejohn,  John  F 630 

—  William  George    6o6|Mein,  Alex.  Bowes  630 

—  William  Thomas 721: — Frederick  Coore  550 

Martindale,  B.  H 746  Melladew,  H.  F.  L 722 

Martyr,  James  Smith  ...  6o6!Mellersh,  George  B.    ...  606 

6o6| Marvin,  WilUam 7o6:Melliss,  Geo.  Julius 590 

6o6|Ma8call,  Francis  6i7|Mellor,  Joseph  699 


-  Thomas  C 617 LUason,CharlesCrawford  606  Mellows,  Fredk.  Ford  ..  568 

Mangles,  Cecil   6d6  —  John  Anderson 695  Melvill,  Lieut, Gen.  Yiy.    590 

Manle.v,  Fras.  Capel   ...  535  —  Samuel  Butler 717  —  .Ifcr/or  Henry _._. 637 


—  Wm.  Geo.  Nich 720 

Maun,  Gother  Fyers     ..  547 

—  Horace... 566 

—  James  Robt 744 

Manners.  Chas. Geo. E.J.  569 

—  Lord  Edw.  W.  J 693 

—  Herbert  R 746' 


William  Campbell  ...  572  Melville,  Bruce  Hull      ,  617 

—  William  Henry 617  ^  George 719 

Massey,  ifoH.  Lionel  E.  746|Mence,  Martin  742 

Massy,  Chas.  Francis..    630  Menteth,  J.  F.  Stuart  ...  548 

—  Godl'rey  OwenG 565a  Menzies,  Charles  Fred..  617 

—  AVilliamGodfreyDun-        [—Edward  721 

ham  146,533,  579; — Hy.  MacD.  Robertson  566 


Mignon.  Franklin  P.  ...  607 

—  George  Strachan 607 

Mildmay,  C.  B.  St.  John  693 

—  Henry  Paulet  St.  J....  749 

—  Sir  Henry  St.  J.  Bart.  749 

—  Herbert  A.  St.  J.  130,  746 
Miles,  Arch.  Edw 563 

—  Fred.  Nicholas 618 

—  John     589 

—  Philip  Wm.  Herbert    550 

—  Samuel  Ban-ett    596 

Mill,  James.... 717 

Millar,  Robert  C.  H.    ...570a 

—  WDUam   725 

Miller,  Sir  Chas.    John 

Hubert 567 

—  David  704 

—  Edmund  W.  C.Hay...  618 

—  Edward  Darley    570(1 

—  Edw.  Thomas  Every  577 

—  Frederick    746 

—  Geo.  Murray 607 

—  Henry  607 

—  if".  CoJ.  James   746 

—  Major  Gen.  James  ...  607 

—  Major  Gen.  John G07 

—  Col.  John 744 

—  Major  ^ohn   637 

—  Qr.Mr.  John 699 

—  John  Francis  James    630 

—  John  James  Cahill  ...  630 

—  John  Patrick    549 

—  Ormsby  Bowen 725 

—  Richard  G.  Shillito  ...  571 

—  Samuel  George 573 

—  Samuel  John 573 

—  Siding  Mr.  Thomas...  6g6 

—  i^.  Co/,  Thomas    746 

—  Thomas  Edmund 749 

—  William  Tajdor 630 

Milles.  Son.  Lewis  A....  569 

—  Thomas   607 

Millett,  Montague    592 

Milligan,  Charles 746 

—  Wm.  John  Lane  630 

Mills,  Arthur  M'Leod...  618 

—  Edward  Wm 563 

—  Herbert  James 705 

—  William  Thomas 618 

Milman,  Ever.  Stepney  630 

—  George  Bryan  580 

—  Gustavas  Ham.  L.   ...  607 
Milne,  Geo.  Davidson...  727 

—  Benjamin  Arthur 630 

—  James 704 

Milner,  Edward  Champ- 

neys  539 

Minchin,  WiUiam  R3illy  566 
Minnitt,  Charles  Goring  749 


8480 


Iiidc 


-Retired   List. 


Minter,  John  Suriees 

Miiito,  Alex 

Mitcliel.  W.  Cadogan 
Mitchell,  Henry  N 713 

—  Henry  Wilmot 557 

—  Herben  Leonird 618 

HuKh  Henry 7061 1  Moores, 


56.5  Moore,  Ross  Franklin 
725  —  Sandford 
618       ^       ■       ■ 


551  Mnlcbinock,  M.  Edw.  ..  563  N'eavc.  Arthur  T.  D.    ... 
723  Midler,  \Vm.  Uarl  W.        577  —  Chas.  Alexander 

-  Stephen  Blyth  56'  Mull.n»,  John^ 58.  Needham,  H.,,.HenryC. 

-  Stephen  Henry    7-7  -  John  ,Joseph  7°4  -  John  Layland  ^ 

-  Thomas  ....  6371— William   699  Neehl,  Mortimer  G  

William   ....  546  MulloT,  William  (J 630, Neill,  Duncan  F.  D 

-wuuam      .^. ^^„_  William  H 618  -  George  Fraser   ' 


Eric 


559 
572 
746 
630 
54S 
561 

618 

''''T-^1^  '^•,,1^"^"°"'  '^'^^^-  •'^?^83'MZn?;:^rw^1:dgar;u^■°■::•^"■" '■■'•::t 

Wm.  Reyeley 607  ji^^aers    ."     6,8  Mundy,  Basil  St.  John    ssbI  Nelson  AbercrombyA.C.  .561 

'Morav.'W.    A.     Home         -  Rodney  E ....  618  -  Arthur     56S 

Drummond 5fi3:Manns,  Edward  M.  B...  570I  -  James  Osmond 560 

i  Mordaunt,  .las.  Sparrow  63o!Munro,UharlesAueustns  594  -  Wallace  568 


nugnnenr.v '"T*iMnorlTeVtrGe"o'r(re  Alex.  5^5  Mnlrenan,  John 727I         Smith   

FA^r'-4i:::;.::V„  -,•.■  "^1^°°™^^'''  B^If  John  '      Mumby,  Bonner  H y.slXeish.Colin  Graham 


—  Wm.  Ken.yon    ...  130,  559 
Moberly,  Alfred 6.^7 

—  Arthur  Scott 607 

Mo'catta.Dauiel 607 


-  Geo.  Granville  Gower  749  —  William  Francis  637 


Mockler.Jidward.........  584lMoreton,  Aug.  h:J^^...  7^«i_  g^;;;^-^  "^  G'unn  eijNembhard.  WUUam    ...  6S7  J. 


.Morley,  Clervaux . 


Moeller,  Bernard  572  Morgan,  Alex 

Moffat,  Bowland  744 

Moffatt,John  Edward...  720 

—  William  Henry 746 

Moir.  Ches.  Fred.  Wm.   618 

—  JohnM 719 

—  John  Wilson 717 

Molesworth.  A.  0 630 

—  St.  Aubyn 618 

—  liev.  Thomas 74° 

Molineux.  Harold  T 548 

Mollan,  W.  Campbell  ...  746 
Moller,  J.  O.  Champion  542 
MoUoy,  Edward     598 

—  Oscar  F 7.'3 

Molony,  Chas.  Mills 705 

-.  Charles  Stuart 69: 

—  JohnSharman 749 

—  William  Mills    749 

Molyneux.ifoK.Cai-ylC.  746 
Momber,  Alb  Gnstavus;7on 
Monck,//ou.  Richard  533,  579 
Monckton.  Hon.    H.  M.  746 

—  Philip  Edmund    54* 

—  Wm.  Parry 543 

Moncrieff,  SirC.  C.Scott  533 

—  George  Hay  533 

.\Ioncur,  John  D 564 

Money,  Arthur  Campbell  630 

—  Edmund  Chas.  Kyrle  565 

—  Elliot  Ale.xander 597 

—  Evelyn  Campbell    ...  535 

—  Robert  Cotton  607 

—  Rowland  Ernie  Kyrle  61S 

—  Rowland      Fearnley 

Kyrle 55- 

—  ■ffiigram  Montagu  ...  637 
Monk,  Richard  Po\vis...  566 

Monro,  David     093 

Montagu,  Horace 744 

—  Horace  Wm.  ...  2C'4.  579 
Montague.Wm.  Edward  007 

.Montanaro,  Alfred     711 

Monteflore.  Cecd  S 57' 

—  Emanuel    630 

Monteith,  Arthur  M.  ...  637 
Moutgomerie,.4..W.J.  ...  618 
Montgomery,  Allen 55 

—  Arthur  H.  S 6i 

—  George 637 

—  Hugh  C.  Gaston  749 

—  HughParker £07 

—  .las.  Gordon  Hy.  G.    539 

—  Robert  Evans   637 

—  William  7°6 

—  WiUiam  Edward. .534, 584 
Montresor,  Welby  Fras.  637 
Moodv,  John  Macdonald  607 
Moon,  Francis  SidneyG.  569 
Moore,  A.  P.  F 57J 

—  Sir    Alex.    G.  Mont- 

gomer.v  159*578 

—  Arthur  Thos ,592 

—  Charles  Alfred 593 

—  Charles  Francis 6t8 

—  Edw.  Crozier  Sibbald  618 

—  Edward  Head 718 

—  Edward  Henry 635 

—  Francis  61" 

—  Frederick  William....  72 

—  Sir  Geo.  Mon.  John...  630 

—  George  Robert 546 

—  George  Thos.  Cams    637 

—  Dep.  Com.  Oen.Kemy  713 

—  Li.Gen.  Sir  Henry  ...  590 

—  Co/oiifi  Henry   61S 

—  Qr.  Mr.  John  (WUts 

Regt.) 

Qr.  Mr.  John  (Wore. 

Regt.)    699 

—  John  Leslie 618 

—  Ross  Balfour 607 


-  Anthony  Hickman...  72s;- Gast'avus  Francis sSi'Nepean,    Alfred    O.    do 

-  Charles  ....  744,  -  William   59°;        Blaciuiere 630, 

-Harrison  Boss  Lewin  6i8:Murchison,  Kenneth  M.         j- Henry  Mack  , .     63.  ^ 

-  l/ciior  Henry  .    .557;        M.  Cox sesrr  -  Herbert  Aug.  T 618 

-'S,/HenTy--: ^05  Murdoch,  Chas.  H 573  Ness  Rich  .E.  Derby  ...  744 

-  Henry  R'-odes  .  607I— John  Burn  547: Nettle,  William  718 

-  Herbert  Maior  7'7—  Robert  Hamilton 099:  ^fevllle,  Edward  74* 

Hrrnfio  Hrrace  601  -  Willi.im  Walpole 618  —  Robert 749 

Z?aresP?atoe  ::.■;:.:.:  4  Mm-phy,  C«-;l  W.  E.    ...  637  Newall.Dayid  J^F 607 

-  Jerome  WilUam    7=3  -  Edmond  William 546  -  Manus  Charles    6i8 

-Rosslewin  727  -  Francis  E 749  -  William  Potler 6;, 

-  Westropp  Thomas  ...  630  -  Francis  Joseph   553  Newbiggini 


,  William . 


Wdlian;  Edwin  L.   ...  551  -  George 699  Newbolt,  Robert  George  t,;. 

Moriartv.  Thomas    7^=5  -  James 69,  Nowbur.v.PercyFras.R    -,:, 

Morin,  Arch.  Henry 577  -  Ja"es  Androw 563  Newdegate,  .Sir  Edw.  ^. 

Morison,FreddeLamare63o-  Michael    693  ^''d'^"' 

MorlandHy.  Courtney    552 -Thomas    630  Newdigate,  S.r  Hy.  R. 

lolm       ■  618 --Thomas John 7-20        Legge 57- 

«,S  —  William  Joseph    564  N'ewenham,  Wm.  T 

...       _£f,    VT ;ii       T..., V.     tj 


w. 


G^'o'Lyddoa 6in  Murray,  Alex.    Penrose 

-  Robert  Wilton     567  -  Alexander  Bruce 

Morphew,  Augustus 725— Allan    

Morrice,  Cuthbert  Hy.  565a  —  Andrew 

-John  George  S 693  —  Anthony  Hepburn  .. 

Morris  Arthur  618  —  Anthony  Maxtone     . 

Charles  Alexander  ...  543  —  Ba»''  Henry  Scott 

Charles  Henry  693  -  CharlesWjTidham  130,618, 

Clark 6951— Daniel  7=' 


—  Sir  Edward 704' 

—  Edward  Coxwell 553 

George  Tomkyns 630 

John  George  637 

John  W.  H.  C.  G 618 


^68  Newill,  Joseph  Hy. 
637  Newington, Charles  May 

607         Hayes    6;; 

618  —  Cecil  G.  Hayes 561 

584  —  Frank  Alexander (^.^i 

6o7,NewIand,WilliamHenry  713 
559  Newman,   Arthm-  Alex.  637 

Henry  Horatio 637 

Joseph 699 


Denman  Croft 544|Nc'.vmarch,  George S33 

Edward  Croft  637  —  Sir  Ohver  Rich 607 

Prod.  John  George...  618  Newport,  Chas.  Peter...  595 

George  Wolfe    708  Newton,  Geo.  Glasscott  749 

Ll.Coloiiel  Henry 543  —  Horace  566 


"loseniiTohn  .  ..  joO',—  U.Cotoiiel  Henry 630  -William  Henry 546 

Maxwell  Kirwai'i      ..  j.ei- James  Murray 618  Nice,  William 699 

Montague  Cholmeley  618'- James  William 704  Nicholas,  James  H 555 

—  Kp.Ti„aid  Frank  63c'— i'.CoioncUohn 746  -  John 573 

—  ?S",,'  Ro   ert    566  -  Qr.  Ur.  John 374  Nicholl,  Chris.  R.  U.533.  58) 

->itG.t™/Robert    93  -  s„r„.  .U.,/.  John  7^5  "  Speneer  Perceval  T      63, 

—  r«ihe.Le»  630  —  John  Archibald    6i8(— Thomas  [63,  590 

MorHson  Charie's 699!- «»■  John  Irvine jSSNicnolls.Henry  Lionel...  749 

-Georcc  699!- John  Ross  722  N.chois.George Thomas  562 

—  George  PE '.'.".■.■...  749I- Kenelm  Digby 618,  -  Richard _.. 699 

-John  CD 130,  618,- Patrick    ..      

—  Reginald  James    549  —  Robert  Walter  .  

—  Richard  Fielding 6,.o|  -  Thomas  Michael  

—  William  727;Musgrive.  B.  D  Lruau. 

Morse,  Henry  Browne  ..  711  Muskett,  Joseph 

—  Henry  Charles 506  .\Iussendeo,Wm^49,533, 

Walter  John         618  Muter,  Dunbar  Douglas 


f  30' Nicholson,  Edward 725 

74il— Eugene  Henr.y 573 

573  —  Henry  Herbert 567 

749  —  Hugh  Bloomfield 707 

706  —  James  Edward 554 

583  —  James  Stephen    631 

—  Stuart  Jamns    ...  53.;,  584 


H.  U. 


Morshead,  Archer  A  ...  539,,,  .     ,         „    "'^' "' -^"tA'^S?     " '"' 

Moitimer,  Charles  L....  546  Myers,    Ai-thur   Bowen         .-  Henry  .^ ^S. 

-Francs  James 596         Richards 7===  "  ='=',™'i^  ."'''"S^  „  .    ■  '°^ 

-James  57,  —  George  Lingard       ...  704  NiooUs.Ohver  H.Atkms 

—  Wm   Picton  030  Mylne,  Wm.  C.  Rob 580  533   '"■ 

Morton,Arthur  ;.'....;.. ...  637lMynors,  WiUoughby  B.jjoo; Nightingale 

Boyce  W.  Dunlop  ,Q,Nadr.i,  Francis  Owen ...  699         ^""'-^       „ 

Chirles  Falkiner cisNagle,  Richard    630  Mmmo,  Thos.  Rose .        59^ 

Henry  618  Naismith,  Wm.  Jn 717  X.nd.  Frederick 

James 705  Nally,  John 699 

James  Francis 6ibNangle,  WilUam    ,.  637 

—  Robert 618 


706 


607 


Nind,  Frederick 

William 631 

^__^  .  Nisbet,  Robt.  Parry 61S 

Napfer,'  Edward  744  Nisbett,  Geo.  D.  More...  547 

—  John  Stirling    552— John 607 

—  Robert  Wm.  Lord,  of       [Nixon,  Arrhur  Geo 693 

Maqdala   630,- Francis  William  61K 

—  William  Craig  E.  267,  578!—  John  Pigott    '...  607 

Nash,  Chas.  Widenham  749I  Noake,  Maillard 696 

if. Co/.  Edward    542  —  Robert  Douglas   631 

Noble,  Geo.  John   Wm.  564 

William  Hatt 607 

Noblett,  Edward  Abbot  744 
Noel,  Gerard  Thomas...  560 


—  William  Elliot 
Moseley,  Andrew  Jack. 

soli 57^ 

—  R.  Stevenson 59° 

Mosley,.Tohn  E.Paget...  630 

Moss.Allan 553       „,„,..  c 

—  Wm.Amphlett 727  —  C'"*''.  Edward   562 

Mcsse.ChES.  Benj 725  -  George  bteveni 630 

-John  Forbes 706  -  Henry  Peter  P 618 

-William   746-W;   jam 72c 

Mossman.Robt.Conrade  727I— Wilham  Peel 554 

Mostyn,  Ron.  Montague  709-Nation,  Sir  John  L 589 

-lion,  savage 533.  5SiiNanghton,  Michael  ...    .  699 

Moubrav.W.H.H.Carew  jbi^Naylor,  Chas  Edw 618 

Mould,  Thos.    Rowlings  725,—  James  badler 746 

Much,  Wm.  Thomas    ...  630  -  Thomas  Hemx 699 

Mugford,  Frederick 699'Neal,  Charles  Walter  ...  696 

Muir,  Wm.  Jas.Wemyss  eiSNeame,  Charles  Covell...  695 
Muleaster,  Wm.  S.  S.  . 


6o7^Neary,  Stephen      637 


—  Henry  Cecil  369 

Nolan,  John  PhiUp 746 

—  Walter  Raymond 6t8 

Noon,  William  Priun...  547 
Noott,  Francis  HaiT.y...  749 
Norcock,  Hy.  John  L.  ..  631 
Norcott,  Walter  Gordon  539 
Norgate,  Arthur  H.  W'.  567 
JJorie,  Evelyn  Medows  592 


Index — Seiircd  List. 


848/) 


Norraan,  Compton  ......  631 

—  5(> Francis  B 5>i 

-  Sir  Hen.  "Wylie   58S 

Norris.  Nathaniel 721 

-  Williftm  573 


North,  Chas.  Frederick  607'Olpherts,  Robert  Pearci 


Ohver, William  James...  5ti5j  Parker,  Harrv  William  535  Peckitt,  Reginald  Wm.     6:51 

—  WUham  Silver    7kT(— JohnWm    Robinson  553  Pedder,  Digby  Cotes      .  631 

Ohvey,  Sir  Walter  Rice  706]—  Neville  Fraser    593  Peebles,  Thomas  746 

Olhvant,  Alfred 595  —  Robert  John  Henry     616  Peel,  Arthur     534 

Edward  Albert 61S,— Walter  Augustus 723  —  Cecil  Lennox 746 


—  David  549' 


-  Sh' 


William 163, 


G  71 


—  William  Henr^- 631  —  Robert 749 

—  William  Jackson 596  — William  711 


—  Dudley 6i8|0  Malley,  Austin  Peter  749  Parkes,  Harry   699  —  William  Crou^hton...  ^,^ 

—  Louis  Aylmer  707;— Georjre  Hunter 6i8|— James  Arthur  574   -   William  Frederick  „  564 

—  Hon.  Rojjer  A.  P 572  0'"™*'^^^ney,  Edm.  Piper.  6iS!Parkmson.  Chas.  Fred.  6o7,Pei]e,  Fred.  Weston  c;8i 

—  AVilliam  6iZ'-^'^' •    •■ '       "-    •      '^"  "■  ^.^     -      -      .    •  -    ^ 

Northcote,  Sam.  H.  B....  531 
Northey,    Geo.   Wilbra- 


Edward   Lacon    595  —  Reginald  Hope 57ofl|Peii-se,  W. ' J.  de  la  p! 


—  Montagu  ^S 
O'Neill,  John  James  S 


6i8|- 
607- 


ham    746|0'Nial,  John 720J  Parkyn,  George  John.. 

Norton, Chas. GrantleyC.  749  Onslow,  Denzil  Hughes  693 ;Parnell,  if 07i.  Arthur  . 


Reginald  Jas.  B 563J        Bei-est'ord 545 

■  Richard  Colville  725—  Charles  H.  R.   P 


631 
6i3' 


Pelly.  Henry  Gerald  . 
Raymond  Richard  , 


—  Reuben    693I— George  Manners 6i8:Parr,  James 725  Pembertoa,  Chi-is.  C... 


—  Thomas  Palmer  63i[Openahaw.  Fras.  Q.  S.  7061  Parrott,  Benjamin    60; 

Noscley,  Geo.  Roberts...  7O9i0range,  John  Edw 706I—  Benj.  Alex.  Napier  ...  651 

Nott,  Wra^C.  J.  Ferrnr   706  Orchard,  Albert  Fra.  ...  618  PaiTy,  Edw.  C.  Morgan  568 
-  Herry 693 —  Ernest  Gamhier 


6iS:- 


Noverre,  Wm.  Lynd 

Nowell,  Ralph  Assh.    ...  631  Qrd,  Augustus  Wm 746 

Noyes,  Aug.  Finch 706  —  St.  John  St.  George  552 

George  Aug  618  O'Reilly,  James 723 


Nugee,  Andrew  R 7o6t7 

Nugent,  And.... 143,  533 

—  Arthur 557  Orman,  Chas.  Edw, 

—  Edmund     696,Orme,  Herbert  Lewia  . 

—  James  Thomas 746^0rmond,  Wm.  Chui'ch. 

—  JohnVesey 63i|Ormsby,  John  Becher 


John  Joseph 723 

I — Thomas  723 

557 
709 

637 

618 


-  Nugent  Jonathan ssojuiijen,  Richd.  Theodore  546 

Nunn.  William  David  ...  749  Oit,  John  William 592 

Nnnnerley,  Philip  J.  R.  727|0rred,  John  C 749 

Nurse,  Chas.  Bulkeley...  6o7,3sbom,  X^.GeH.  Wm..  .  59! 
Nuthall,  Frederick  Geo.  607  —  L^  Co/.  William   631 

-  Henry  John   6i8;Osborne,    Lord    D'Arcy 


—  William  Frederick...    543 

—  AVilliam  Frost   583; 

Nutt,JustinianAi"mitage  749J 
Nuttall,  Arthur  Peel 
Oakes,  Edward . 

—  George  Henry  595 

—  Richard  Francis 6t8 

Gates,  Chas.  Cecil 561 

Obbard,  Thomas   607 

O'Beirue.  Arthiu' M.    ...  550 
O'Brien,    Edmund     D. 

Collins  618 

—  Eugene  Robert 725 

—  Henry  Joseph  722 

—  John  Leonard  G 631 


—  Sir  John  Terence 

—  Thomas  B.  Power 


Godolphin    749 

I—  Robert  T 572 

!—  Robert  Toler    , 727 

O'Shaughnessy,  William 

Cooke    607 

—  William  FitzGerald     631 

Osmer,  James  John 631 

O'Sullivan,   Eugene  O.  546 

—  Geo.  Lidwell 5  " 

—  John  Joseph 570a 

O'Toole,  James 574 

Ottley,Geo.AVollaston...  704 

John  Walker 61" 

Otway,  RobertCooke    .,  637 
Ouchterlony.Thos.  H...  547 


Robt.  Chas.  Boileau 

William  Walker  

Wykebam  Leigh  533, 
7^SjPeii(bld,  Alex.  R, 


-  Fredk.  C    Richmond  syo.Pennefiither,  Edw.  G. 


N.  746  Overton, Edw.  Fenwick  618 


725 


Thomas  Michael 725 

0'Callaghan,Sey.Francis  740 

—  Robert  T.  Alexander  717 
O'Coimell,  Edward  725 

—  Maurice  Chas 551 

—  PetcrPierce Lyons  ...  607 
O'Connor,  Chas.  Davis  704 

—  Daniel 727 

—  George 55 

—  James  Maurice 708 

—  Luke 607 

—  Malcolm  Stuart   577 

—  Maurice  Nugent  ......  550 

—  Patrick  William   631 

—  Valentine    746 

O'Conor,  Rich.  J.  Ross  749 

Odnm,  William  T 572 

Oddie,  Henry  Hoyle 5,  ' 

O'Donnell,  John    699 

—  Jchn  Vize    746 

O'Dowda,  Jas  Wm 59* 

O'Farrcll,  I.  M'D 722 

O'Flaherty,  Rev.  John...  740 
Ogilvie,  Alexander  John  6ji 

—  F.  Dashwood 618 

Ogllvy.  Thomas    744 

Ogle,  Fred.  A 607 

O'Hara,  Patrick  H.Aug.  56-; 

—  Richard   631 

Okeden,  U.  E.  P.  Parry  537 
O'Kelly,  de  Pentheny  de 

Pentheny 706 

Oldfiekl, Henry  Thomas  607 

—  Richard  163,  581 

Oldham,  Arthur 631 

—  Charles  Skinner  D.O.  693 

—  Francis  George 618 

—  George  Wingate 631 

—  Sir  Henry  Hugh   130,618 
O'Leary, Eugene  Francis  721 

—  Patrick    699 

Oliphant,  George  Albert  741 
Oliver,  Geo.  A.  Amos...  741 


Owen,  Arthur  Allen  130,  618 

—  Charles  Henry 607 

—  Charles  Lanyon  707 

—  Edward  Barry  749 

—  Edward  Hy.  Mostyn.  637 

—  Owen 725 

—  Robert  E  dward 706 

Owens,  Edw.  French  ...  543 

Owles,  Alfred  Job 74 1 

Oxley,  Robert  Henry...  535 

Ozzard,  Hudson  H 637 

Packer,  Wm.  Herb 717 

Packman,  Fred.  W.  V.  ..  706 
Paddon,  Hy.  WadhamL.  631 
Pagan,  Gilbert  Alex.  ...  560 
Page,  Frederick  Wilham  713 

—  George  Hyde 58 1 

—  Nathaniel  699 

Paget,  William  Heirry...  607 
Pain,  Arthur  Henry    ...  55 

—  Wyndham  Hackett ..  567 
Pakenham,  Edward  T.    693 

—  i/o».  Fred.  B 749 

—  Hercules  Arthur 569 

—  Thos.  Henry  277,  579 

Falatiano,  George 727 

Palmer,  Archdale    571 

—  Arthur  Hare 693 

—  Clarence  Henry   618 

—  Edmund 746 

—  Edwai'd  G.  Broadley  560 

—  George  Herbert   631 

—  John 746 

—  Robert  Henry  618 

—  Sir  Roger  W.  H.  Bart. 
161.  533»  380 

—  William    706 

—  William  Henry 693 

Palmes,  Bryan 552 

Panzera,  Fras.  Wm.  ...  552 
Papillon,  Alex.  F.  Wm.  637 

—  David 631 

Pardoe,  Thos.  Fras 631 

Park,  Adam S^i 

-John  Ryder  607!  Parke,  Duke    725 

—  William   699lParker,ErasmusDarwin  693 


Fred.   Wm.  Best 607 

—  Gilbert  Sidney  ..63 

—  John  Horndon 637 

—  Reginald  Coleridge...  631 
Parsons,  Clifford  G07 

—  J.  Edm.  Bacon 591 

—  Maydwell   560 

—  Richard  631 

—  William 699 

Partridge,  Chas.  Edw. 

—  Sylvanus  R.  Burnett  7.16 
Pascoe,  Robert  James  ..  637 
Paske,  A.  Gdldingbam.  570 

—  Edward  Hanson 61S 

—  Henry  Grcsham  618 

—  William  607 

Pasley,  Gilbert  J 592 

Patch,  James 577 

—  Robert 597 

Patchett,  Wm.  G 539 

Paterson,  Alfred  James  535 

—  Henry 598 

—  Hugh  Aug.  Lawrence  558 

—  Francis    705 

—  George 63 

—  Henry  Foljambe 72. 

—  Hugh  Aug.Lawronce  55: 

—  William   607 

Paton,  James    749 

Patten,  William  Henry  6i3 
F'attenson,  Arthujr  H.T.  560 
Patten^on,  Chas.  u.  132,  746 

—  Leslie  Ogdvy 725 

—  Rev.  Robert  Stewart   740 

—  Thoma.i  William 723 

—  William  63 1 

Pattou, Herbert  Chas.  ..  619 
Paul,  James    749 

—  William  Henry 746 

Pauli,  Newton  Jones  ...  746 

Paul],  Robert  C 544 

Paulson,  Johu    574 

Pawson.John .'...  696 

Paxton,  James    72: 

Pii.yue,  A.  Trelawny  ...  565 

—  Chas.  D.  Pasmore  ...  619 

—  Charles  Herbert 550 

Paynter,  George 749 

Peacock,  Hy.Phipson...  593 
Peacocke,  Chas.  Leslie  571 

—  S.  Ponsonby 749 

Peabe,  Wm.  PemberLon  718 

Pearce,  Graham  R 693 

Peard,  George  Charles  561 
Pearl,  George  Richard  59S 
Pearse,  Albert  Elias 631 

—  Arthur  Napier ..  619 

Arth.  T.  Gratwicke...  607 

Charles  John    594 

Elford 547 

—  Francis  James 717 

Geo.  Godlrey 163,  590 

Napier  Langford 547I 

Pearson,  Arthur  Jas....  619 


570a 

563 

.  749 

583 
594 
583 
69s 

■  547 
631 


Nicholas 

Pennell,  Reginald 631 

Penno.  T.  \V,  Lanyon...  532 

—  William  Lanyon  711 

Penny.Uha.  BrodieP.  ...  607 

PenuycaicH:,  John  619 

Peniijman,  Alfred  W....  55S 
Penrice,  Chas.  Walter...  713 
Penrose,  Sir  Penrose  C.  578 
Pentland.  Robt.  Chas...  555 
Peutou,  Chas.  Tho. Wren  619 

Peiiper,  Geo.  N 63: 

Percival,  Horace  744 

—  Lewis  607 

—  Philip  619 

Pei-civall,  Charles  742 

Perc.y,  Georo^e  Algernon  744 

—  John  William    749 

—  Reg.  J.  Heher  543 

Perkins,  Sit-  ^neas  204  590 

—  Charles  George  699 

—  Edwin  King  560 

—  .lohn 607 

—  John  C 740 

—  Norman  Chichester  S^y 
Perowue.  John  T.  W.  ...  571 

Perreau,  il.  Chas 594 

Perrin,  Charles 749 

Perry,  Charles  S 619 

—  George 721 

—  John 966 

—  William 725 

PeiTyn,  Geo.  Edward...  631 
Persse,  Edward 619 

—  William  Arthur    56S 

Peters,  Cecil  Wyburn...  550 

—  Edward  Nicolls  619 

—  Wm.  Henry  Brooke...  607 
Poto,  William  Lawes  ...  749 
Poyton,  Charles  Talbot  535 

—  Francis 297,  579 

—  John 746 

—  Wm.  Robt.  Boileau...  563 

Pha.vre,  Richard   543 

Phelips,  Henry  P.  P.  ...  743 

—  Robert  Hoskyns 607 

Phelps,  Arthur 591 

—  Pejton 619 

Phibbs,  Richard  E 637 

Philip,  Thomas 717 

Philipe,  G.  W.  V.  de  Rhe  577 
PhiUps,  Barton  Henry  558 

—  Col.  George  (ret.  pay 
R.Bng.)  619 

Col.  George  (ret.  pay 
4  Hussars)  619 

—  James 5^5 

—  James  George   742 

—  5ir  Joseph 607 

Phillimore,  Vfm.  Geo....  551 
Fhillipps,  Chas.  Burch  749 

—  Henry 619 

—  Henry  Pye 607 

Robert 550 


—  Aylmer  Charless 637|Phillips,  Alec 711 

—  Sir  Chas.  Knight  533,  579 —  Aug  Marshall  '.  595 

—  Francis  Campbell  ...  554  —  Qc  Mr.  Edward 699 

—  George  Falconer 619 — J/tijor  Edward 749 

—  John  Richard 707  —  Ernest  Alfred  Wni      577 

Philip  A.  Mettam 552  —  Frederick  607 

William  569—  Fred.  Hervey  B !  693 

Peart,  George  Richd. ...  597  —  George  Hutchison       713 

"ase,  Hugh  R 693  —  George  Richard  T.  ...  717 

Thales 705  —  John , Sqg 

Peatfield,  Thos.  John  ...  727  —  John  Campbell '  699 

Peokham,  T.  Hopwood    550  —  Samuel    55, 

^   X 


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Index      Ttetlred  Lift. 


Phillips  Thomas  ..  334    584  Pott,  William     740:Puckle,  Harold  D 57V|Ree3,WaIter Crawford  ..  713 

—  Thos   Brocklehu>-st...  ';66|Polter,  Henry-    706  —  Henry  Glover   593  Reeve.  Ellis  Philip  Fox    746 

—  William  Edward 603  Poitinger,  B.  H 579  Pughe,  J,  Rr.bertson 607  Reeves.  Albert  699 

Phillipsou,  Rieh.Wm.B.  567  Potte,  Lipton  Cumming  549  Pulsford,  Chas.  Harvey  699,—  Charles  Kdward 631 

Phillcotts,  Wm.  Coles...  6ig'Pculton,  Henrv  B.  A.  ...  607  Pumfrett,  Geori;e jotl  -  Fredenck    ^.....  031 

Philpot  Frederick   727  Pent,  Frank    725  Purchas,  John  R.  P.    ...  562I- Henry  Spencer  Edw.  fii* 

Phipps  Arthur  BarriJ...  562'Povah,  John  Richard...  s44;Purdon,  Henr>-  George  553I  -  John  637 

—  Chas. Edmund 749  Powell,  Benj.  AuR.  W...  742,— John  Jamfs 5^5:  Reid,  .Vlexiinder     7=5 

—  Ramsav  Weston  619;-  Caleb  K 733,Pnrefoy,  Hy.  Bair'  .all...  56c-  -  .Vex.  Thomson 637 

PickaEce,"Wm.  John  ...  619— Francis    699  Pun-is.   Chas.  Hotham  ssjj— Atrtd   5°^ 

Pickworth  J.  Attkins696,775  —  George  Huddleston  706U]—  Herbert  Mark  G.  533,  583!—  Blair  Thomas    607 


Pierce,  Chas.  Edward.'..  567  —  Henry  Claringbold...  746 

Joseph  H.  S 6o7|—  John  Joseph  Charles  699 

Piercy,  Benjamin  H....  ^700  — William  699 

—  John  Morpott  54'i  Power,  Frederick  Edw.  546 

Piers,  Claudius  Buch....  709  —  John  Lennox 637 

Pierson,  James  Fred. ...  619  —  Wm.  Le  Poer 561 

Pigott,  Arthur  746  Powlett.      Charles     H. 


704         Armand 

619  —  Norton 619 

717  —  Percy  W 594 

549  Pownall.  Geo.  A.  Beaty  623 
631  Powys,  Henr3'  Littleton  619 
566  Poynder,  George  Fredk.  547 
6o7|Poj-nter,  ArthurVernon  573 

Piikington,  Henry  551  PoJ-nton.  Edward  JI.  ...  554 

—  Henry  Lionel 565a  Poyser,  Richard    741 

T.  E.  Milbume-Swi-        | Pratt,  Xori  Chas.  Robt.  546 

nerton  5571—  Henry  Hamilton 619 

Pilleau,  Heni-y  George    6191— Henry  Marsh    594 

PtUev,  William 573!— Sisson  Cooper  631 


—  Augustus  William 

—  Edw.  Chas.  Pemb. .. 

—  Frederick  KnoUys  .. 

—  John  Charles  Math. 

—  R.  Graham  Foster  .. 

—  Wellesley  George    .. 
Pigou,  Arthur  C. 


Pincioiey,  Geoffry  F.  ...  562 
Pinney,  Charles  Fred.  s6S 
Piponi  Philip  Go8seti63.  579 
Pirie,  Duncan  Vernon...  564 

—  Tyrell  Gordon  568 

Pirouet,  Herbert  G 573 

Pitcher,  Duncan  George  597 

Pitman,  William  707 

Pitt,  Douglan  C.  Dean...  ;si 

—  iron.  Horace 746 

—  John 705 

—  Walter  Lewes   637 

Pixley,  Arthur  D 560 

Place,  Alfred  Fox 5S8 

Piatt,  Alfred  727 

—  Henry  Verco 568 

Playfair,  Ai-chibaldL....  607 
^  Fred.  Lyon 619 

—  William  Morgan 706 

Pleydell,  E.  M.  Mansel  539 

Plomer,  Alfred  Geo 619 

Plomley,  Francis      742 

Plowdeu,  Chas.  Hy 594 

Plummer,  Heathcote  ...  631 
Flunkett,   Geo.   Tlndell  631 

—  Robt.  H.  WiUoughby  619 

Pochin,  Norman  549 

Pockett,  Lewis  W 719 

Pocklington,  Frederic -.  619 

—  Ge<:)rge  Henry  ...  150,  746 

—  Harry  E.  SCrace.y...  565a 
Pocock,  Sir  G.  F.  C.,Bt.  619 

—  Edward  Tunes s6sa 

Poe,  Wm.  Hntcheson  ...  631 
Pogson,  Fred.  Gaorge...  S53I 
Poignand,  George    619 


Precce.  Percy  J 572 

Prendergast,      Charles 
Lewis 584 

—  Charles  O'L.L 607 

—  Guy  Annesley 592 

—  Sir   Harry    N.    Dal 

rymple 

—  James  Henrj'    595 

—  Lenox  744 

—  Maunsell  Mark 607 

—  WilUam  Miles  C37 

Prescott.  A.  S.  K 721 

Preston,  Arthur  John  ...  637 

—  Arthur  Sansome ,^77 

—  Arthur  Thomas 545 

—  Barnard  Hughes 594 

—  Capon  Henry 693 

—  Charles  Edw 709 

—  George  Berthon  564 

~  Henry  Edward 543 

—  John  Ingle 007 

—  John  WilUam 749 

—  Samuel    699 

Prettejohn,  Richard  B. 

155.  5S0 
Prevost,  Charles    746 

—  Thomas  Wm 619 

Price,  Alfred  Ernest 566 

—  George  R --Hi' 

James  Her^-ey  70S 

James  N.  Blackwood  634 

JohnAndrew 744 

John  Lloyd 631 

Thomas     631 

Thomas  Charles  6?9 

William 570a 


Pye,  Francis  699  —  .Sir  Charles 

Frank  699I —  Charles    Edward 619 

Pym,  Edw.  .\lfred  Innes  5*>2 ,—  Fiancis  Maude 5,17 

Harry  R.  Lockyer  ...  637    -  Hamilton  Chambers    71S 

Samuel 619!— Harrie  Archbold 545 

Pvrke,  Reginald  D 562'-  Major  General  Jumea  607 

Quallrough.  Wm.  John  574I—  S'ajfi'oj/'".  James  ...  706 

Quarrj-.  John 631  —  John  Henry  Stuart...  699 

Queade,  William  Henry  749  —  John  Leslie  ="  ■ 

Quill,  Arthur  Saunders  619  —  John  Watt ■  ' 

Quin,  Edward... 631  —  Samuel   ...       3:4 

Peter  Edward  749  —  William  James 099 

Thomas  James 593!  Reilly. Charles  Geo 742 

W.  H.  Wvndham 555  —  J.  Miles  56a 

Quirk,  Philip  637iRemmington,  S.  L.  M....  5J9 

Ralian,  Edward    537'Rendell,  Wdliam  J 725 

RadclifT,  Eras.  Wm ^siiReonick,  Albert  de  C...  59" 

RadclifTe,    Emilius     C.  "     j- Robert  Henry Fras..... 597 
Delm^    746iRenny,  George  74^. 

—  George  Travis  588—  Henry 60S 

—  Robt.  Parker  163,  580  Renshaw,  Rich.  Wm.  .  .  74'' 

Radclyffe,  Chas. P.Fred.  572,Renton,  A.  C.  Campbell  74S 

—  Chas.  R.  Eustace  ...  570"  —  Alex.  Leslie  371 

Radford,  Arthur  544  —  David   ;-■- 

Raglan,  Zorrf...  693  —  William  Gordon 56;  j 

Eahilly,  John  Roche    ...  723  Repton. Humphrey  T.H.  i<it 
Raikes, Charles  Lewis...  607  ReviU,  John    69.. 

—  Edward  631  Rew,  Thomas  Dennis  ...  631 

—  Percy  Bui.v 619  Reynard.  Fra«.  Horner  564 

—  Robert  Na'yier  588  Reynardson.  Chas.  B...  -44 

Railston,  Henry  Edw.     543'Re.vnolds,Ceeil  Edwards  565 

Rainbird,  Alfred     6;i    -  Henry  Charles 5 

Raines,  Sir  J.  A.R....229.  57^  -  James  Christopher  ...  ., 

Rainey,   A.   J.  Macan...  607  —  James  Henry 7 

ESait,  Arthur  John 631  j—  John  Hunter    562 

Ralph,  Char  cs  705  —  Thomas     (late     A.S. 

Kalston,  Wm. Henry  S33.  583I         Corps)    699 

Rammell,  Henry  S 607'— Thomas  (lale   3   Bn. 

Ramsay,  Herbert  M.  ...  503  Devon  Regiment)...  699 

—  Robert  Alex.  Douglas  6^1  —  Willia-u  ElUs 699 

—  Thomas  559  Rhodes,  Bernard  M 566 

Ramsden,  Fred.  Wm....   571'—  Ernest  Fred ^62 

—  William  John  F 746  —  Francis  William 535 

Ramsey,  George    704—  Godfrey  744 


—  Charles  James 


Pole,  Cha.Van  Notten 

—  G.  H.  T.  Van  Notten.  561 
Pollard,  Charles    580 

—  Henry  William 631 

—  William  D.  John 56 

PoUitt,  Thos.  Holland 
Pollock ,  Arthur  J nlius . 


607'Prichard,  Hubert  Cecil  693 
Prickett,  Wm.  Robert...  749 
Prideaux,  Robert  A.    ...  598 

—  William  Fras 597 

Pridham,  Frederick 619 

574'Priestle.y,  Horatio 749 

567]  Pring,  John    ^ 69: 


—  Arthur  John  Osborne  537|Pringle,  Arthur  Young  719 

—  ArthurWilliamsouA.  556— David  727 

—  Charles  Frederick  ...  721'— George  O.  S.  ..^ 569 


—  John  Graham   619 

PoUok,  FitzWm.  T.     ...619, 
Pomfret,  Hugh  T 571 


Prinsep,  Arthur  H, 
Prior,  Henry  Hartley 
Herbert  .%Ion'i8 


Randall,  Alfred 631 

Randell,  George 631 

Randolph,  Alfred   H....  557 
Charles  Foyle   566 


—  John 699 

Riall,  Rich.  V.  Sankey  549 

—  William  Augustus  ...  631 
Ricard.i,  Hy.  George   ...  ssS 


i65a!Rice,  Cecil   746 


—  Chas.  W jSoi  — Charles  Augustus 

Ranking,  William  L.  ...  597!— Harry  C.  Plunkett 

Ransford,  Charles 59S  — Richard  Justice  .. 

Rant,  Wm.  John  563 1— William  

Rathbome,  St.  Geo.  J...  552! Rich,  Almeric  E.  F. 

—  William  Hans 619!— Arthur  Newbolt  $<>'> 

Rattray.  Sir  Jas.  C 580  —  Charles  Carroll 5<» 

Raven,  Newcome   R.  ...  703'— George  W.  Talbot  ...  580 
Ravenshaw,  Harold   ...  637 1— Frederick  Henry 


637 
60S 
560 
60S 
5f3 


—  William  Charles 
Richards, ArthurWm.M.  364 

—  Charles  F.  7=5 

Edw.  Daubeny  G.  ...  569 

FowellC.  Buxton 70s 

Henrv  George  558 

John  Rich.  Harloem  554 


59 
545 

„., „.. .,,  f37 

Poole.  Arthur    :...  6i9iPritchard, Edw. Brace...  6jfc 

—  Ai-thor  James  619  —Gordon  Douglas   533,  579 

—  Edwin 631 

—  Gabriel  Roland  R.  ...  314 
Poore,  Francis  Hai-wood  ^07 

—  Robert 749 

Pope,  Philip  Edward  ...  619 

Porcelli  Alfred 537 

Porteons,  Chas.  ArkcoU  595 

—  James  Edward 619 

—  John  James  556 

Porter,  Chas.  Blenheim  695 

—  George  Adrian     5:" 

—  Henr.v  Richard 693 

—  Joseph 693 

—  Morton  Lawrence   ...  63 
Folterheld,   Bolden  D.  637 


Rawes,  Wm.  Woodward  631 
Rawlins,  A.  Macdonell    584 

—  Henry  de  Courcy    ...  534 

—  James  Sebastian 607  - 

—  John 631 

—  Sebastian  White 619  - 

Rawlinson..\lbemarleA.  549  -     -  - 

—  Spencer  Richard 631 — Solomon  588 

Rawnsley.  Thos.  Joseph  703:— Stuart  Lloyd 631 

Rawson.  Koward  Albert  717 — William  574 

Rawstoriie,  Geo.  A.  h.  631  Richardson,  Alexander  706 

Rav,  Sidi^v  Keyworth  721,— Christopher  R 619 

Raymond. ElliottArthur  706 —Edmuud   R.  Stewart  549 

Hurlock  Galloway  '.  sgtJRa'vnes,  Edw.  ViUiers   .  706  —  Edwin  Heautonville    56/ 

Pritchett,  Wm.  Moms ...  637  Raynstord,    Fred.  M...  631  —  Frederick    74* 

E>robyn,Si>DightonMac-  Rea,  James   565a|— Harry  Seymour   693 

naghten    588  Read.CoustantineCaridi  725 -■  Henry  John    Robert 

Proctor,  Frederick  Wm.  693  Reade,  Arthur  Lloyd  ...  631         St.  George  553 

--Henry 749  —  John  By  Cole  720  —  Ivan  Owden 504 

—  William  B.    :;39l  Ready,  John  Tobin 619  —  John  Booth  534,584 

Proes,  Ernest  M 577  Reay,  Joseph 607;— Richard  706 

Prosser,  C.  E.  Wegg    ...  5S9  Reckctl,  Edw.  Bass 717I  — Robert  Wm 637 

—John  Francis  Wegg...  554  Redhead.Rich.  H.Milne  570  —  William  7"8 

Protheroe,  E  Iw.  Schaw  7^5  Redman,  William    740  —  William  Keane 554 

Proudfood,  Jas.  Geo.  ...  598  Redmond,  J.  P.  Sutton         —  Wm.  Stewart    6o3 

Pryce.Pryce  Merrick...  501  273,  5S0  Richey,Thomas Duncan 637 

Pryse,K.J.Weblev-Parry56i   iedwav.  Geo.Williajn  ..  5-0  Richmond  and  Gordon, 
Pnckle,  George  ..".  708  Reed,  VVi'liam  B  rjard    570        C.  H.  (i.  L.,  Duke  of  637 


i 


Iiulex — Betired  List. 


8.|.8r 


Riclimond,  Felix 63* 

—  George  Matthew 636 

—  John  Alexander   619 

—  Matthew ..  749 

Bickards,  Alan  Wm.  L.  554 

—  Cyril  Henry  553 

^  Edward  John    608 

—  Frank   S.    Hamiltoa  5*5 
Ricketts,  Montague 

Poyntz 619 

■Rickman.  Albert  Divett  746 

—  IJernld  Whitmore    ...  7°7 
Kiddell.  C.  J.  Buchanan  60S 

—  Robert  Vansittart  ...  619 

—  5irRodneyStuart,B(.7o6a 

—  William  Carre  537 

Rideout,  A.  Kennedy  . 

—  Francis  Goring   592 

—  John  Wood    589 

Ridgwav.  Albert  Bruttrf3n7o6n 
Ridley,  Hy.  Matthew  ...  547 

Ridout,  Joseph  B 631 

Ridsdale,  W.  H.  E 631 

Higg,  Henry  Alfred 631 

Ris;by.  James  Arthur...  718 

Riley,  Henry  W.  D. 619 

Rim'ington,  Rich.Betton  6:9 
Rind,  A.  S.  T.  Aber- 

cromby 6ig 

—  Malcolm  M'Neill 615 

Rintoul,  Robert 746 

Rippon,  George  Wm. ...  706 
Ritchie,  Arthur 569 

—  James 631 

—  John  60S 

Rivaz,  Vincent 597 

Rivers,  Fra.  James 619 

Rizzo,  Edmund 637 

Roache,  Joseph  M 70; 

Uobhins,  Alex.  G.  John    548 

—  George  Blakemore  ...  553 

—  Henry  John   723 

—  Herbert  Ej-re    631 

Roberts.A.E.Simmonds  695 

—  Allan  Scott    631 

—  t:harlea    631 

—  CharlesArmstrong...  695 

—  Charles  Fyshe, 749 

--  Francis  631 

—  Frank  631 

—  Geo. Ricketts 608 

—  George  William    574 

—  Henry  Bradley 619 

—  Henry  William 717 

—  Herbert  Hodder  749 

—  Howland    637 

—  .John  608 

—  John  Dobree  A 693 

—  John   Roberts  Atkin  637 

—  Sorcolt  D'Esterre  ...  548 

—  Richard  Samuel 619 

—  Stanley  Napier 632 

—  Thomas  Law    749 

—  Thomas  William 619 

—  William  371.580 

—  William  Arthur   744 

—  William  Edward 631 

Robertson.A.C 725 

—  David 608 

—  Divie  Knighton    545 

—  George 74° 

—  George  Coke 749 

—  Henry  Maxwell 619 

—  Jame's  Alexander    ...  744 

—  James  Forbes  619 

—  Jas.  Henry  Craig  330,  580 

—  James  Peter  744 

—  John 699 

--John  Albert  352 

—  Patrick  Francis  631 

—  R.  Jameson  Eustace  746 

—  Robert  Stan wix  608 

—  Robert  T.  0 717 

—  Wheatley    619 

—  William  631 

Robilliard,  Chas.  D.  H.    637 

Robins,  George 708 

Robfnson,  Albert  B.  ...  725 

—  Charles  Gilbert 60S 

—  Charles    Walker  534,  584 

—  Clement  Sumner    ...  5^2 
Frederick  725 


Robinson,  Brigade  Stirg. 

John  

John  Cor.sane    

John  James 

Marshall 

Owen  Campobello 

—  PhilipAlbert 7°^ 

Richard  Harcourt  ...  746 

—  Richard  Henry 573 

—  Richard  Swanne 611 

—  Robert  Kenry  723 

—  Thomas  Middleton..  io6 

—  Wellesley  Gordon  W, 

—  i£aJor  William 

Qr.  Mr.  William  

fvspector  William  . . 

William  B 

—  William  Christy 
Robison,  Hugh  Geor 
Roblcy,  Horatio  G.  .. 


Rous,  William  John......  746 1 Salkeld,  CUias    Edward  62D 


7^1 
6ig 
63, 
566 
695 


6,9 
637 
..  699 
..  740 
..  749 
.  72' 
e  608 
..  608 


Routledge,  Herb.  Hamil.  706 
Rowan,  Melville  John...  573 
Rowcroft,  Geo.  Cleland  591 
Rowe,  Richnrd  74' 

—  ValentineF 632 

William  Arthur  S.  ...  699 

Rowland,  George 749 

—  Thomas  6ig 

William  Hodnett 619 

Rowlands.Sir Hugh  284,  578 
Uowlandson,  George  ...  594 

Michael  Alexander...  590 
Rowley,  Chas.  Robert  ..  535 

Sir    George   Charles 
Erskins.  Bt 63 

Robert  H.  Rickets 

/fon.Wm.Chambre 
Roworth,  Chr.s.  E.  W 


Royds,  Smith  Byrom 


Roch,  Sampson    7 

Roche,  Cecil  S 57o« 

Chas.St. JohnK 571 

—  Richard  John   573 

Rochfort,  Henry  VV 637 

ThomasP.  Cosby 619 

Rocke.  James  Hai-wood  581 

—  Richard  746 

—  Richard  Hill 744 

Rodney,  G.  B.  H.  V  Lord  =64 

—  Lennox  George 6 

Rodon.  Geo.  Seattorth  ...  549 
Roe,  Edward  A.  H 725 

—  Eugene  Mervin    637 

—  Robert  Edward    619 

—  Sam.  Black    ..720 

—  William  Garden  72 

Roebuck,  F. H.A.Disney  53s 
Rogers, FrederickJames  619 

—  (reort/e  Edmund 549 

—  George  Edward    571 

—  George  Walters    598 

—  Henry  Gordon 03: 

—  James  Thomas 632 

—  John  Edw.  Vartyi3o,  632 

—  All' John  Godfrey 723 

—  John  Peverell   693 

—  Malcolm  William 619 

—  Sir  Robert  Gordon  ...  551 

—  Samuel  Ormsby  705 

Rogerson,  William 619 

Rokebv,  Hy.  Langham    567 

RoUand,  Alex.  T 595 

RoUo,  Hon.  Bobt...  299,  578 

Rolph,  Wm.  Mogg  619 

Romanes,  Robt.  John  .  553 
Romer,  Frod.  Charles  ...  559 
RomiUy,    J.    G.    Le    M 

Lord   3S9 

Roocroft,  Wm.  M... 717 

Rooke,  Cresswell  K.  C.     6ig 

—  Harry  William 619 

—  Henry  Douglas 6ig 

—  William   608 

Roome,  Frederick 5S9 

Rorke,  John    ...  574 

Harcourt   Rank. 

J 56. 

—  Eenrv  Joseph  721 

—  Hugh  589 

—  John 55' 

Rosmead,  Hercules   A. 

T.  Lord 695 

Ross,  Albert  Ernest 61  g 

Alexander  Aitken   ...  706 

—  Alexander  George  ...  591 

—  Allen  Theophilus 637 

—  Charles  Edraond 693 

Sir  Edw   U.Ent   5g4 

George  Campbell    ...  6ig 

—  James  6ga 

—  James  Clarke    706 

Gineral  Sir  John  252,  578 
Capioin  John    693 


—  John  William 
Patrick  W^.  Sy( 
Robert  Hill 746 


.  608 
55° 
632 

5« 

548 
693 


Ruc-k,  Arthur  Ashley 
Ruddach,  John  W 

Ruddell,  James -4. 608 

Rudge,  Arthur  725 

—  John 6ig 

—  Walter  Reginald 632 

Rudyerd.  Reginalds....  693 

Ruggles,  John 60S 

Rnmball,  Chas.  Alfred  56g 
Rumley, William  Powell  693 
Rumse'v,  George  Ferris  6g9 

Rnndail,F.H 204,  588 

Riisbridger,  Stewart  H.  563 
Russell. £or<iAlex.G.356,  57" 

Lt.Coloml  Charles  ...  543 
3fa/or  Charles 557 

—  ioriJChas.  James  Fox  746 

Christopher  J 619 

■9i)*E.Lechmere    588 

—  Francis  Shirley    142. 
534.  584 

—  Frederic 706a 

—  Geo.  Algernon  6ig 

—  Henry 699 

Hickman  Rose 746 

Horatio  Albert 705 

—  John  Cecil 534.  584 

—  Lechmere   637 

—  Leonard  George  563 

—  Lindsay  608 

—  WiUiain  Albert 741 

—  Wm.  Carmichael 6or 

—  Wm.  James  Dacres...7o6a 

Ruston,  William    711 

Ruth,  George 669 

Rutherford,  John  "V.  W.   718 
Rutherfurd,  James  6:g 

—  T.  Walter 592 

Rutter,  John  637 

Ruttledge,  Alfred 545 

—  Thomas  Ormsby 74° 

—  Wm.  Fi-ederick 72 

Ruxtou,  Fredk.  Charles  6ig 
Rj'an,  Edward  Henry...  632 

—  Edw. Wm.St.  Vincent  718 

—  George 723 

—  Michael  ogg 

—  Valentine    608 

Rybot,  George  Oliver  ...  632 
Ryder,  Cyril  John    568 

—  Dudley  Granville  R.    557 


Salmon,  Wm.  Arshur  ...  597 
Salmonson.Harold  B.S. 

Critchley 365" 

Salt.  Thomas  Henr.y   ...632 

Saltmarshe,  Arthur 620 

Saltoun,  iori 537 

Salusbm-y,  F.  Octavius  608 
Sampson,  Robert  Geo...  727 
Samson,  Louis  L.  Rhys  568 
Samuells.Wm.Leyoester  620 

SB.mwell.  Frank 706 

Sanrteman,  John  Edw.  398 

Wm.  Wellington 693 

Sanders,   Geo.   Bedford  725 

Sanderson,  Arthur  725 

Henry  Bristow 595 

Patrick   620 

Percy    708 

Sandes,  Hv.  Tbos.  T. ...  620 
Sandford.  Fras.  M.  H...  56S 

Rich.  M.  Formau 620 

Sandham,  George  Back- 
house   556 

Robert... 608 

Sandilands.Alf.  Nimmo  598 

—  Philip  Henry 608 

Sandwich,    Edw.    Geo. 

Henry,  :£"'■'  "f 744 

Sandwitti.wm.  Fredk...  60S 
Sandvs,  Arthur  Abney    553 

—  Edwin  Willi.am 637 

Francis  Robert 637 

Sanford.  Chas.  Hy 706 

Eugene  A 550 

Sangster,  Wm.  Peter  ...  577 
Sankey,  Arthur... 564 

—  Mathew  H.  P.  R 563 

—  Sir  Richard  H 581 

Sant,  Mowbray  Lees  ...  568 

Sapte,  Herbert  L 553 

Sargoaunt,  Chas.  C 620 

-  Richard  Arthur    620 

artorius,  Geo.  Conrad  595 

-  Reginald  W 593 

Satterthwaite.  JosephH.  620 
Saunders.  Allan   632 

—  Arthur  Augustus 620 

—  Augustus  jas 637 

—  Edward  William  608 

—  George 725 

—  John  William    569 

—  Harloven  Morley 632 

—  Henry  George  595 

Morley  0 637 

Saunderson,  S.  Fras....  693 
Savage,  Geo.  Thomas...  699 

—  Harry  Boscawen 632 

Savi,  Thos.  B.  Blake  ...  632 
Savile,    Albany  Robert  632 

—  Hen'-y  Bourchier  O...  693 

—  W.  S.'Stewar-t  563 

Saville,  John  George  ...  718 

—  John  James  717 

Sawyer,  Chas.  Edward   551 

—  Herbert  ."Lnthony    ...  620 

—  Manfred  J 706a 

—  William  Harcourt  ...  552 
Saxe  Weimar,  if  is  Sfi-ene 

Uighness  Prince   Wm. 
■   '  .  Edward 132,  57S 


—  Herbert  C 7o5iSaxton.  George  Harper.  608 

Ryland,  Ashley  Cowper  704lSayer.  Jas.  R.  S.  ...  135.  579 

Sackviile,  L.R'.Stopfoid  535  -  Wm.  LaOTeiice 637 

Sadleir,  Richard  608  Sayers.  Martin  Day 713 

Sadler,  So-  Jas.  Hayes  63 '1  Scales,  Wm  Henry  567 

Sattbrd.DavidJ.D 620  Scaulan.FitzGeraldEd.  721 

Sao-e.Chas  Arthur  Ross  620  —  James  ....... ^ 723 

St    Aubyn,  Hon.  Edw.  Scarlett,  Bobt.Lawrence  351 

Stuart  565a|Schaw.  Henry    .^ 608 

St  George,  A.  Whitmore  555  Schlesmger,  A.  Hy 572 

-EtieuM   6,9  Schmid  August     ....  620 

—  Henry  P  L'E 63iiSohneider,Sir  JohnWm.  588 

St.Hill,'WindleHill 632!- Stewart  M.Congreve  637 

-J^'^rjameT".. .:::::::::  6371^1.  John,  Arthur  Johh...  567  Schomberg    S„.  George 

605  —  E.  Beauchamp 632         Augustus .^.■■.  5"| 

'''      John  Henry      749  Schreiber,  Brymer  Fra.  bo8 

Oliver  H.  B 706a  Schuyler,  A.  Graham...  561 


-FaU-;ckW:s7denham  7;9l- John  Henry  : 749  Schreiber,  Brymer  Fra.  608 


Wm  Geo      ;■.■.■;.'  725  St.  Leger,  .Arthur  J.  B.    566  -  Edward  E.  Sutton  ...  561 

-Wmiam  Gordon  ^632  -  Henry  H 620  Sconce  James  .^^  594 

-  William  Henry 594' St.Maur,  Percy  .  .^ 549  ScoU,  A^  F._  Maomillan  57, 

-William  James 749- Richard  Harold  ^ 572 

Rosser,  Chas,  Adeane...  74°  St.  Os^vald,  R.  iorrf   ...  3^6 

-Richard  Henry t:^^,^^^:^^i:Kr::.IS,-^^^r.^n.B<^   -  ^- 

632'Sainter,  James  Dow......  725  -  Douglas  ,. ^ 6o3 


—  Henry 713 

—  Hem-y  Seymour  6:9 

—  James  .  egglRothe,  Geo.  W.  Chas, 

—  James  Estcourt   553!Rotton  Arthur    ....  Matthew  T 

—  LI.Colo«el  Johr.    74o'Ro'ipell,  Geo.  Cha.  K.P.  693  bale.  Jiattnew  i... 


.  Alexander  J.  Corse...  692 
74o;St.  Os.vald,  R.  Lord  ...  366i-P?i-'=^fo"' t^arles  577 
'-     la,   P«„i   Cecil  H 543'- Chas.  E.  Southouse     620 


,  —  E  Iward  Henry  Corse  535 


8485 


Index — Fetu'cd  List. 


Scott.  Edwin  Lnlding- 
ton 608 

—  Sir  Fra.  Cunningham  744 

—  Fred.  Beaufort 721 

—  George  John 653 

—  Harrie 72V 

—  Hopton  Bassett    746 

—  James  706 

—  Jame3  Alexander    ..    632 

—  James  E 725 

—  James  Selby  Robson  555 

—  James  Thomas 564 

—  James  Woodward   ...  6u8 

—  Jonathan  Gourtley...  699 

—  Lothian  Kerr 63-; 

—  Richard  Alexander...  556 

—  Robt.Nicholl  Dawson 

533.  578 

—  Theophilus  Leslie 608 

—  Thomas  Augustus  ...'  5J5 

—  Hon.  Thomas  Charles  746 

—  Walter 597 

—  Qr.  Mr.  William 71 

—  Qr.  Mr.  William 574 

—  William  Angelo    ......  56 

—  Wm.  Erskine    561 

—  Wm.  Lane   Robinson  632 

—  Wm.  Walter  Hopton..  58_ 
Scovell,  Edm.  John 60s 

—  Edward  W 74.) 

Scudamore,  Fred.  W 556 

Seacome,  A.  Keeling...  C32 
Seagram.Jno.H.Stawell  63.! 

Seagxim,  Albert    620 

Seale,  Shelley  Alex 571 

Sealy,  Francis 746 

—  Henry  Humfrey  550 

Seaman,  William  C 725 

Searle,  Arthur  Thad....  5152 

Seath,  Alexander 699 

Seaton,  Wm.  John    595 

Sedgwick,  William 632 

Seddon,  Henry  Cooper  620 

Sedley,  Frederick 63.? 

Reed,  Hei.ry  John 740 

Segrave,  Geo.  O'Neil  ...  693 
Selby,  Robert  Grey  D.  713 
Selfe,  Alfred  R.  Cyril ...  572 

—  Sydney  G.F 63^ 

Semple,  Andrew 721 

—  John 556 

Senior,  Thos.  Palmer  ...  706 
Seppings.Thos. Johnson  537 

Serbutt,  Charles   699 

Serjeant,  Wm.  Charles 

Eldon 560 

Servante,  Chas.  Edward  637 
Seton,  Aug.  St.  John...  56 

—  Bruce  Outran!  6, 

—  George 749 

—  Miles  Charles    620 

—  Wm.  Garden 749 

—  i5irWilliamSamuel,BA.5q6 
Sewell,  Algernon  Robin.  746 
— ■  Charies  Francis    ......  5^7 

—  Hy.  Fane  Haylett   ...  593 

—  Herbert   74 

—  John  Dalrymple  W.   637 

—  John  Henry  553 

Seymom-,  Fred.  Hor.  A.  60b 

—  Henry  William 637 

—  Leopold  Richard 74c 

—  Wm.  Henry  136,  533,  57y 
Shacbleton,  William  ...  6g 
Shad  well,  J.  Fitz  Tho.  620 
Shaftesbury,  Ear!  of  ...  569 
Shairp,  Fran.  Mordaunt  632 
Shakerley,  Geoffrey  J.  743" 

—  Henrj' Webster 744 

Shakespear,  Cnarles  M.  608 

—  George  Joseph 699 

Shanks,  .Joseph  Geo.  ...  6^ 
Shanly,  William  John...  6} 
Shannon,  rhos.  Patrick  5^9 
Sharp,  Chas.  Fredk 632 

—  Richd.  G.  Atkinson...  566 

—  Wm.  Eq wards  (132 

—  Wm.  Granville 632 

Sharpe,  Alexander   725 

—  Chas.  FergQSOQ    59: 

—  William    727 

Sharpies,  James 699 

Shattock,  Thomas    699 

Shaw,  Alex.  John 597 

—  Chas.  Edward  Martin  722 

—  Clements  Robert, 590 

—  David 590 


Shaw,  Edward  William  620 

—  Elphinstone 50 

~  Hugh     60S 

—  Major  Jnmes 558 

—  .V;(r(7f07it'a^</(ft)i  James  718 

—  John  Alexander    725 

—  John  Hay   632 

—  Pousonby    54*^ 

Robert  Leith 548 

—  Thomas  Barton  ......565rt 

Wilkinson  632 

Shawe,  Douglas   699 

—  Wm.  B.  Butler, 
Shea.  Hy.  J.  Fras 620 

William  699 

Shearman.  Francis 632 

Shearrae.  Frank    573 

Shedd,  Ebenezer 717 

Sheeban,  Thos.  V.  699 

Shell,  Henry  657 

—  Richard   749 

Shelley,  Charles    746 

—  Henry  Richard    620 

—  Thomas  Martin    591 

Shcphard,  Chas.  S.  ...  -  55* 
Shepherd,  Chas.  Edw...  597 

—  Fredk.  Saral 7-*3'^ 

—  George  Alexander  ...  6yq 

—  Thomas  Viret    637 

—  William.  63.^ 

Sheppard.  Chas.  Hy.  ...  632 

Ponsonby  620 

Sheppee, Fran. Faulkner  632 
Sherer,  Jo.s.eph  Ford  ...  6o3 
Sherlock.  Ephraim  T...  637 

Woodford  Wright 632 

Wright 74^ 

Sherritf,  John  P '.  590 

Sherston, Chas. Davis  ...  550 

—  William  Maxwell 561 

Sherwin,  Fred.  Wm.  H.  563 
Shewell,  Geo.  Maunsell  709 

—  Harry  W.  Macan 557 

—  Henry 608 

Shiffner,  John    563 

Shinkwin,  Robert  S.  ...  632 
Shipley,  Reginald  B.  ...  571 
Shtpman,  Enoch  , 740 


Shippard.  W.  O.  C 637 


Simpson. Robt.  Prioleau  632 

—  Simon 620 

—  Thomas , 749 

—  Thomas  Thomson  ...  620 

—  William  ^74 

—  Wm.  H.Randolph  ...  608 
Sinclair,  (.'.  Vi.Lord 744 

Edward  M 720 

James 7 

Singleton,  Edw.  J 5, 

—  Regmald  Corbett    ...  542 
Sinkins,W.Stancomb  ...  hj 
Siree,  Chas.  Moore  B. ...  746 

Skene,  John  George O32 

Skill,  Henry  Herbert  ,..  632 
Skinner,    Charles  Lan- 
celot Andrewes  5700 

—  Evelyn  Swinton  597 

—  George  John 597 

—  Russel 632 

—  Russell  Morland 620 

Skipwith,  Grey .  632 

—  Philip  Armfield    70S 

Skirrow,  Arthur  G.  W.  693 
Skirving,  David  Scot...  543 
Skottowe,  Coulson  F.  J.  620 

Skoulding,  J.  B.  W 742 

Skues,  Fred.  M 721 

Slack,  James 699 

Slacke,  William  R 62c 

Sladden,  Honry 699 

Slade,  5'tr  Cuthbert,.Bi'.  569 
Sladen,  Joseph  632 

John  Ramsay  608 

Slanev,  F.  G.  Kenyon,..  55!^ 

W.  S.  Kenyon  534 

Slater,  J ame.s  Barry    ...  632 

Slattery,  Matthew    699 

Slaughter,  Charles  63; 

Sleman,  Richard  R 718 

Sly,  William  72 

Small,  Robert    746 

—  William  George   706 

Smalley,  Edward 60b 

Smart,  David 718 

—  Edw.  de  Sausinarez     693 

—  George 589 

Smears,  John  A 740 


Shirley,  James  Charlton  749 
Sbinetf,  Geo.  Fred.  F...  352 
Shore,    Hon.    Fred.  W. 

J 632 

John 699 

Short,  Mayow 561 

—  Nash    632 

Shortland,  D.  Vincent...  619 

—  Thos.  Geo, 

ShorLt.  Alex.  Young 608 

Shuldham,  Arthur   Jas.  032 

Frank  N.Quantock  ..  572 
Shute,  Cameron  D.  D..  570** 

—  .5(rChas.  C 147,  579 

5huttleworth,  A.  John    620 

—  Frank  ..  749 

:5il)ley,  Thos.  Harmer...  608 

Siborne.  H.  Tiiyljr  60S 

Sibthorp,  Rich.  Francis 

W 744 

Sibthorpe,  Letter  H.  ...  6o3 
Si'idons.  lly.  Geo.  F. ...  632 

Sidmouth,  George    574 

Sidney,  Philip 093 

ridlem,  James 547 

Silver,  Jacob  M.  W 632 

Silverthorne,  Arthur  H.^Toa 

James  W.  B. 565n 

Sim,  James... 699 

Simkins,  John  Thomas  574 
Siip  luonds, Percy  RicUd.  56 

Simon,  Geo,    715 

Simonds,  Cecil  Barrow    693 

—  R.  Sanderson    609 

Simons,  Edmund 6q'i 

—  John  James  Money...  5,93 
Simpson,  Alex.  Ward..    543 

—  Charles  Ed.  P 632 

—  Charles  Hamilton    ...  539 

—  Charles  Henry 637 

—  Emanuel 696 

—  Francis  Blfke  567 

—  Frank  725 

—  George  Bruce    620 

—  Richard  Salisbury  ...  632 

—  Robert 706(1 

—  Robert  Hamilton 706 

—  Robert  J.  B 620 


Smee,  Walter  H.  T 5^9 


Smith.  A.  A.  W.  Bright 
Hrigbt  562 

—  Albert  Charles 632 

—  Algernon  Fox  E 555 

—  Allan    037 

—  Andrew  Wm.  Douglas  6^2 

—  ArthurC. 572 

—  Astley  Campbell 749 

—  ChariesBean Lucie...   60E 

—  Charles  Herbert 553 

—  Charles  John 620 

t;harles  Joseph 573 

Charles  Mitchell  6?o 

Clement  John 590 

David  Noble 696 

—  Edmund  Davidson  ...  60S 

—  Francis    555 

—  Frederick  Henry 608 

—  Frederick  James 620 

—  Frederick  J.  W 551 

—  Frederick  Nepeau   ...  608 

—  George  Osborne  516 

—  George  William    706 

—  iS/V  Gern.rd  746 

—  Harry  Jacob 372 

—  Henry  Coape  59' 

—  Henrv  Fowle. 725 

—  James  Annesley  60S 

—  Jas  Stocker  Grant ...  637 

—  John 637 

—  John  Leslie   566 

—  John  MacDonald 595 

—  Joseph 63 

Joseph  Ale.x 60 

Joseph  Barnard  5931 


Smith,  Thos.  Hardwick  746 

—  Thomas  Parker 727 

—  Thomas  Parkyns s8r 

—  T.  P 785 

—  Thomas  Woodford  ...  740 

—  Major  Gen.  William  .  608 

—  LicH^.  William    695 

—  (^r.jlf/'.  William    711 

—  \\'^ilUam  Haskett 345 

—  William  Ogden 549 

—  William  Patrick 725 

—  William  Robert 717 

Sraithson,  Thomas 699 

Smolletc.C.E.  D.  Telfer  553 
Smyth,  Albert  Edw.  H.    620 

Arthur  Clement    637 

Charles  Coghlan 620 

—  Edward  Guy  Selby...  546 

—  Et wall  Walter  620 

—  Geo.  John  Fitz  Roy  ...  746 

—  Sir  Henry  Aug  ...163,  57S 

—  Horatio  Francis    632 

—  Colonel    James    (late 
69  F.) 620 

—  James    (late    Lanca- 
shire Fusiliers)  620 

—  James  Gibbons 608 

—  James  Stewart 6:^2 

—  Ralph  Graham     620 

—  Samuel  Gardiner 620 

Smythe,  Terence  W.W.  620 
Snell,  William  Bissot  ...  723 

Sneyd,  Thos.  Wm 608 

Snow,  Edm.   Brighouse  620 

—  Thos.  Rochfort "^88 

Soady,  Thomas  Eales...  637 

Soames,  Henry 693 

Somers,  Ri«h.  John 749 

Somerset,   Hon.  Arthur 

C.  E 565 

—  FitzRoyM.H 620 

—  Henry  C.  Capel    620 

—  Henry  Geo.  Edwd.  620,  77K 
SomerviUe,  Reo.  Dudley  740 

Stafford  E 570" 

Sotheby,  Fred.  Edw 608 

Soup*  r,   Chas.   Kdward  706 

SouthamptoQ,  ioj-i 568 

South  wood,  John  S 637 

Sowton,  Frederick  659 

Spaight,  C.W.  Gartside565a 

—  Wm.  Fitz  U 620 

Spalding,  Henry  632 

Spall,  William   7-19 

Sparku,  John  George  ...  549 

Sparkes,  Thomas  705 

Sparks.  Edw.Tickell  B.  632 

—  K.obert  Watson 620. 

Sparrow,  John 721 

—  John  Bodychan    713 

—  R  jbert  Launcelot 717 

Speak,  William  573 

Spearman,  Charles  K.-.  568 

Horace  Ralph 596 

Speirs,  Robert   696 

Spence,  Robert     725 

Spencer,  Almeric  Geo...  620 

—  AugastusCa-npijcU...  544 

—  Charles  F.  H 545 

—  Edmand 55^ 

—  Fr3.  Henry 727 

Speus, -^''u.ndel  Tho 620 

—  Lionel  Thomas 550 

Speranza,  Joseph  ........  620 

Spiccr,  Julian  Jobn  N...  561 
Spiller,  Duncan  C.  O.  ..  70ft 
Snilling,  John   Kinder  535 

Spilsbnry,  Edgar  J 608 

Spinks,  Charles  F 7^9 

—  George 705 

Spitta,  Hubert  H 693 

Charles  Stuart     "" 


Spong,  Charles  btuart     559 
Spottiswoode,  Robert  C. 

..„„^,.^ ^,  ,,        D'Esterre 535 

Joseph  Gi-aham   637  Spragge.  Basil  Edw.  ...  55^ 

—  Meredith  Carre 538  — Chailes  Henry 620 

—  Michael  Edward  749  —  Fras.  Precket  708 


—  Octavius  Ludlow 590 

—  Peter 699 

—  Philip  Broke 720 

—  Pliibp  Henry 620 

—  Reynold  Percy 569 

—  Richard  Playne    749 

—  Kobert  Bradshaw   ...  7^7 

—  Robert  Sinclair    718 

—  £t.  George  Ales 632 

—  Samuel  Parson    717 


Spratt.  Michael 632 

Sprent,W.Swan.son 638 

Spring.  Fred.  W.  M.  ...  620 

Sprot,  John 533.  581 

Spry.  Geo.  F.  Hume    ...  725 
Spurgin,Si>JohnB.354,  580 

Spurway.  John      608 

Squirl,  Charles 632 

—  Frederick   632 

—  William  749 


Index- 


Stace,  E(Jw.  Vincent  ...  598 
Stack,  Charles  Edw.   ...  593 

—  Fred. Rice  749 

Stacy,  John  Herbert  ...  718 
Stafford,  Bovle  Torri.  ...  591 

—  Patrick  Walter  7=5 

Stainforth,   Fra.  Robert 

Whitmore 695 

—  William  632 

Stallard,  Samuel  608 

—  Stamer,  Lovelace  ...  559 
Standen,  David 71'^ 

—  Douglas  59' 

Standish,  Wm.  Pery  ...565a 
Stanford,  Jno.M.Benett  578 
Stanhope,  Percy  S 569 

—  W.Spencer    693 

—  ffoii, E.T.Sciidamore  566 
Staniland,  Chas.  Arthur  564 

—  Steph.  Henrj- 699 

Stanley,  Chas.  Edw.  H.  746 

—  Edw.  G.  Villiers,  Lord  570 

—  John 6-)^ 

—  Bei\  Thos.  Carter 74° 

Stannard,  Ephraim 696 

—  Henry 733 

Stansfeld,  Henry  Hamer  59 

—  Thomas  Wolrich 590 

Stanton,  Si> Edward    ... 
Staples,  Francis  Patrick  72. 

—  Frederick  Blair 632 

Stapleton,  Bryan 577 

Stapylton,  G.  G.  C.  227,  58= 

—  Miles  John 57°" 

Stark,  Charles 707 

Starke,  William 608 

Starkey,  Louis  Edw,  ...  557 
Starr,  Edw.  Henderson  632 
Staveley,  Chas.  Russell  693 

—  Edmund  608 

Stavordale,  Lord  573 

Stead,  Joseph 573 

Steavenson,  Joseph  L. 
Stebbing,  Edw.  Percy...  577 

—  Frederick  A 632 

Steel,  Colonel  Charles..  620 

—  StafVet.Surg.C\iAY\QS  741 

—  James  Anthony 608 

—  John  Philip   620 

Steele,  Frederick  Wm...  547 

—  Robt.  Lawrence  Ball   558 

—  William  Heniy 723 

Steinman,  M.  H.  C.B....  632 
Stenhouse,  J.  Llewellyn  708 

—  William    593 

Stephen,  Fitz  Roy 620 

Stephens,  AUolphus  H 

533,583 

—  Edward    Barrington  638 

—  Geo.  Nesbitt    608 

—  Nassau  Wm.  I.  H.  ...  746 
Stephenson,  Francis  L..  71S 

—  Sir  Frederick  Charles 

Arthur  221,  578 

—  James  7^3 

—  Keppel    549 

—  Wilfred  R 57.^ 

Slerrett,  Thomas  699 

Steuart,  Fred.  Geo 620 

Stevens,  Charles  638 

—  Frank  Erastus 537 

—  Henry  Borlase 588 

—  Malcolm  Wilkinson  598 
Stevenson,  David  Wm.  559 

—  Edw.  MacDonald 620 

—  Geo.  J.  Hardress 570 

—  Colonel  John 620 

—  Lieut.  Colonel  iohn. ...  547 

—  Kenlis  Fergus 620 

—  Philip  Leake 566 

—  Thomas  Rennie    534,  583 

—  William  638 

—  William  Henry    5650 


Edirea  List.  848/ 

Stroud,  Henry  Wallace   62i;Talbot,  Si/-  Adelbert  C.  598 

Strovcr,  George  Aug--  595  —  Fitzroy  Somerset 609 

St-utt,  JohnR 592 

Sbiuirt,  Charles  Joseph  593 
—  Donald 749 


56s 
633 
559 
632 

744 


Fras.  A.  Bouverie  ...  555 

Henry  Lynch 5^8 

John     746 

Edward  Andrew  225,  583  Tallenls.PhilipFras.  .  _.  555 

Edward      de     Saus-        i  Tandy.  Henry  Strafford  598 

njarez  ..    .  693  Tannei-.  Albert  633 

Hartweii',  H 54^1-  f'l"?':'',  •>•■ V ^°' 

Henry  Tod  609  —  Sti- Oriel  Viveash    ...590 

•    Tapley,  Jas.  Arthur S7o 

Tapp,  Hammond  Astley  546 
Tardif,  Fredk.  Peter  ...  693 
Tarleton,  James  Hcarn  633 


Stewart,  Harry  King  ... 
Harry  Hutchinson  .\. 
Hugh  Houghton ...    . 

James  

James  Ainslie  ...  130, 

James  Calder    593 

Colonel  John  620 

—  /?i»pcc/or  John 740 

—  John  Heron M.  S.    ...608 

—  JohnLom  ^?2  . 

—  John  Mackic 591I— James  7°" 

—  S'V  Richard  Campbell  590  —  James  Fred.  D.  C 74° 

Richard  Hardinge...  74311  —  Ronald  R.  Kilbee st'S 

Richard  Warren 620  -  Thomas  Edmund 718  „„,  t,,,„^  „„ 

Robert  Crosse         608  —  Thomas  Evans 706^1  Tarrant^  Thos.     720 

SobertJno  .Tocelyn     60S  -  William  Dugald    56o  Tarry,  Geo  Golboum...  558 

-Stair  H.  Jolmstou  ...  562  -  William  James 583!Tarte.  Water  John 62 

—  Thomas  Brown  .  632  —  William  Thomas 632|Tate,  Henry  Carr.     .....  578 

—  ii^ZwiUiam  .....;  638  Stttbbs,  Francis  Wm.  ...  609  Tatham,  Oswald  Ford- 

—  Captain  William  5<54!stucley,  Wm.  Lewis   ...  746         ham      .^^^ S^S" 

—  Dep.  Surgeon  General        iStuddert,  Uhas.FitzGer.  749  "-  Waltej-,  Jo^n  ■■■■-■■■■■■  °^| 
William  .    .  72oiStuddy,  Robert  Wright  621  Tattersall,  J.  C.  de  V....  561 

—  William  Lemmon    ...  7io;Sturrock,  John  G 560  Tawke,  Ai-thur  C    55° 

Stirke.RomainF 620  Start,  Chas.  Sheppey...  592  Tayer,  John  Chas 583 

Stiriing    Gilbert  749  -  Frank 573, Taylor,  Adtlmgl^on  621 

-Robert         ..;:::...:.     tl- Napier  George 62,  -  Alb.  Fitz  William     ...  633 

—  Walter  George   743^'Styles,  George  ^^'r"  *';^'<='ij--- g' 

Stisted,  Chas.  Harcourt  55-Sutt,  Herbert  Charles...565«j- ArOinr  Henry     609 

—  Thomas  Heathcote...  746  Sulivan,  Ernest  Fred...  539  -  Charles  AVilliam 700 

Stock,  Henry  John 620  Sunderland,  Daniel   P.  5*19 

—  Herbert  Alfred 55S  -  Marsden  S.  J 621 

—  JohnNugent 725|Surman,Wm.  Henry   ...  032 

Stocker,  Maurice  E.  C.  ..  62c  Sutherland,Henry  Boyd  693 
Stockley,  Charles  More  534  —  James  S.  C 71; 

—  George  Watts  620'— Robert  Samuel 038 

HenrvWatts  63o[— William  577i      -  -  -         ,.       ,  ,„ 

Stockwell.  Cliaon  de  N.  -  Wm.JohnE.  Graham  706  -  «f  ^^^i^PP'^,,:--  ^°? 

Orr...  620'Sutleffe.  Henry  Charles  705  -  Geo.L.  Le  Mesuner...  633 

Lockiiart  Thomas  ...  708!  Sutton  -  Nelthorpe,     R. 
Stoddart,  Chas.   Henry  59S1        Nassau ....^.  749 

—  Thos.  Henry 609  Swaffleld,  Charles  J.  O.  746 

William  62c!Swain,  HenryThomas,.    708 

Stokes,  Alex.  H 7231- James  Steel   719 

Alfred 706  Swaine,  Kriiest  Edw. 

—  Charles  Patrick   60S '  — George  William    564 

—  George  Baret    6o3ISwan.  Fras.  L 5,59 

—  Sir  John 581  Swanson,  Donald 699 

—  John  Edward    699  Svvanston,  Nowell   59= 

—  Oliver  Robert   609  -  William  Oliver  ...  609       „.    ^  ^ 

-RadclyffeHaldane...  55-  Swayne,  Jas.  Dowell  ...  H"  ^J^""^?^., •{=;,■„ „° 

Stokoe.  Richard    632!Sweeney,   J^^- ^leldmg  021 1-  ^q^rWi  1mm     ....  749 

i'^ir'^gr^fbe^t"'^ •■: S'wS^aSS    '•■:■•■  ^;r.i^^^-^^^^ 

-?ohn^Graham    .■.■......  620  Swete,  Charles  D 633  [T^bbitt,  Wm   Arthur       501 


CyrU    551 

—  Edward  H.  Clough...  550 

—  Edward  Richard 569 

-Franklin  Cham oers    633 

—  Fred.  Fras.  Wilder...  543 

—  Frederick  Henry 633 

—  Fred.  Norman  Irmes  706 


George  William    571 

Henrv 705 

—  Howard  H 57i 

—  Stirg. Lieut,  James  ...  7*9 

—  ilfa/or  James 749 

—  James  Best    621 

—  Markham  Le  Fer 609 

—  Pierce  Thos.  Hen....  621 

—  SirR.  C.  Hayes     342,  578 

—  RobertAlex 621 

—  St.  John  Stewardson   638 


—  John  Graham    „,        „        ^ 

Stoney,  francis  Sadlier  746!Swettenham, Thos.E....  609 
Stonford,  Hon.  Edward        I—  Wm.  Kilner  7'^3 

B  L.  H 693JSwifte,  Joshua  W 595 

—  Joliu  Geo.  Beresford  6201  Swinburne,  Paul 638 

Storer  Arthur  T 620'- Thomas  Robert    038 

-Storey  Richard CraglSwindley,  Jno.  Edw.  ..    609 

Story,  Forbes  Lugard...  638.Swiney,  Geo.  Clayton...  621 
-Philip  591 1— John... ^......^.. 591 

—  Philip  Conway 746  Swmfen,  Fred.  Hay 744 

—  Robert    693  Swinhoe,  Charles 595 

—  Valentine  Fred 609  —  Fred.  William  599 

Stoton,  Fred.  Alex 693  Swinley,  George   5' 

Stow,  Fred.  M.  Kenyon  6o6;Swinton,  Anson 621 

—  Harry  Vane  570!- Arthur 633 

Stoyte,  John  532  -  George.^,........ W" 

Stracev.Claude  Edward  50,1—  George  H.  laylor  .    .  566 

Hardinge  Richard  ...  632— George  S.  Campbell565n 

—  Henry  Hardinge         —  John  James  ...  54° 

Denne  534,  584,Swiny,  W.  MolyneuxS.  693 

—  John  Bourchier    557  Sykes.  Cam 749 

Stracnan,     W.    Rogers        [- Walter  Harr.y  551 

Braide 5650  Sylvester,  Hen.  T 727 

,Tohii  Munro 593 


Teevan,  George  James..  749 

—  Rourke •  7°° 

Thomas  721 

Telfer,  George  Home...  713 

—  John  W.  Goddard    ...  552 
Tempest,  Ai-th.  Cecil  ...  749 

—  Thomas          Richard 
Plumbe 744 

Temple,  Edward 621 

Grenville  Edwin 566 

John  Alexander  597 

V.'illiam  721 

Templeman,  Alfred 609 

Templer,    James  Leth- 
bridge  B 534 

—  John  Geo.  Edmund. ..565(1 

—  John  Pope 566 

Templeton,  James    700 

Tenison,  William 554 

Tennant,  Chas.  Richd...  749 

—  Jas.  Francis   581 

—  John  Trenchard   749 

Strachev   Bertram    7o7!Sym,  .lohn  Munro 593  -  Thomas B.  Everest     .  592 

-sfrRichani  .....gg'symes.   Edmoud    West  7i7lTerry,Arthur  Frederick  638 

Straghan,  Aber.:.: 6^- William  Sandham  ...  7.8  -  Astley  FeUowes  609 

—  John... 638  Symonds,  D'Arcy 571I— Cyril  b. 


Steward,  Chas.  Samuel  591 

—  EdwinA.T 7461 »   , -,  •.     ti  "i     a 

—  Edw.  Harding  744  Stratford,  John  H.  de  A. 

Stewart,  Alex.  Chas.  H.  bcSl        de  M.  F ,......;  566 


Strahan,  George  620 

Straker,  Chas.  D.  A 620 

Strange,  John  727 

—  Thomas  Bland 609 

Strangways,  George  . 


Syraons,  Henry  George  633 

—  Jelinger  Henry 638 

—  JohnT.  M 721 

__  _  —  Thomas  Cornelius  ...  699 
sSalSynge,  Sir  Fras.  R.  M. 

1         Bart 556 

MUlington  Henry   ...  744 


—  AleemonAue  6o8lStratton,   J.   Heathfleld  62c,'- Robert  Follett  55! 

-ChSsEdwIrd-.;;:::  594lstreet,  Edward  Lee  ....  620  -  Wm.  M.  Thackeray..,565<' 


571 
Frederic  Stephen 746 

—  Horace  Augustus    ...  638 

—  William  Gordon 566 

Teulon,  George 744 

—  Thomas    .746 

Tew,  Thomas  Percy 708 

Tewkesbury,  Lord    565a 

Thackeray,  Charles 633 

Sir  E.  Talbot 621 


Z^SnXT-^tier  ^PlSt^e^lTAioMD:..,,  632:Sz^ 


-CrThornton  .  J^ajStreUon       William    de         ,,^,^^  ^„;,„  jlj-^,,,   ...  ,,, 

ZB^cLn  '"""' .-.•:  7l6lstricklSwm.  Geo.-M.  %\\raUe...  Thos.  Roo.e  596  -  -^  .^  ^  , 

-Ss  Archibald  ...  |5|tring.r,  F^derjck^  ...  632  Tag^,  H.anc.  l.ah^^^  i:lii.S;^?^'^:f  ^  H 

Z'SZfe  Gilbert ::;;;  '^o  -  Owen  H.""."'.".      :;:  ^46  Tady^ur,  H    W   Renuy  5  >7,Thellnsson,,Alex.  Dalton  74? 

-  Har^fHutch!  Aug.  ...632'- Thomas  Edmonrt 594  Tait,  John  Sprot  62, 


Wilton  R 609 

William  Henry 55* 


■  Arthur  John  Bethell  749 


848 


« 

Tbelwall.Eubulo  Daysh.  SjjiTigar,  .lolm 
Theobald,  Arthur 550 

—  Charles  Percy  633 

—  CWjttori  !R<lvrin   633 

Thesiger,   I£oa.    C.  W. 

'55,  533.  579 


histlethw?yte,   A.  Hy.  565  Tillard,  George  Henry  .. 

—  Alfred  Roljt.  Wm.  ...  633]— .lolin  Arthur 5.'3 

—  Thomas  George    564  TiUbronk,  P.  Lim 

Thomas.Ascanius  W.  N.  554  Tillotson,  Lionel    633 

Cecil  S 695  Tilly,  Jvistice  C S5-- 


I'ippets,  Jas.  lierrymaii  700 

Tipiietts,  Alfred  .M 7=oiTntton,  1  red.  Biscoe 

Tinnini',  C.  W.  Gartside  566iTrollope,  tfdw.  Ohas 


—  Charles  Frederick  ...  584 

—  Edgar  Hastings   621 

—  Evan  Aubrey 548 

—  Francis  Henry 59 

—  Francis  William  57^ 

—  Frederick  L.C 503 

—  George  Danford  P....  71 

—  George  Edward    609 

—  Hy.  Evan  Pateshall  633 

—  Henry  John  74t]|Tod  1,  David 

—  John  VVeilesley...  290, 580  —  Frank  John    

—  Josiah  Teller 7tti_  Killingworth  Richard  €-■! 

•  Robt.   Mosely  Bryce  597  —  Robert  Bentley 557 


Index—Rclired  List. 

Trevor.  Francis  Charles  6^9  Twynam,  E.lm.  J.  I..  ...  ('21 
Francis  Randolph  ...  Sji  ^— Frederick  Robertson  621 
Frederick  Anthon   ...  749  —  Geddes  Sansoni    633 

—  George  Arthur 562  —  Phdip  Alex.  A 621 

—  George  Herbert     596  Twyne,  Bryan  Bristow    542 

—  I'hilip  Christian  Wm.  cifi?  Twj-ning,  Wm.  Edward  638 

—  SalusburvThos 621  Tyacke.Richd.Humphi-y  539 

—  Wm.  Spottiswoode  ...  609  —  Thomas   621 

'o'  749  Tribe,  Alfred  R 743.1  Tye,  Charles  Henry 693 

•      I'riggs.  Walter 568iTyers,  Sydney bii 

Trimmer,  Augustus  R.  749  Tyler,  Charles  James  ...  609 

rri.s^cott,  JohnHenryRolt  705  —  Harry  William 7°o 

—William  Rolt  611  Tyndall,  George     621 

Tinmoulh  Wingrove  L.  638:Tristram,  Lancelots.  B,568n  —  Henry  .^...^. 609 

imm.iutn,  n  mgrov  ,      William  Hy 57o,Tynte,  Mervyn  0.  S 548 

746lTy"rrell,Pras.  H SI' 

559  Tytler,  Robt.  F.  C.  A. ...  584 


573 
righe,  Edward  K.  B.  ...  57" 

—  Francis 727 

—  James  Stuart  633 

—  John  Augustus...  633,774 
Tilden.  William 633 

621 
583 


Tinilirell,  Thomas 7°5 

I'inley,  Thomas _.  7'" 


Tipping 


-  Sir  J.  M.  B.  Fraser  . 


599 


i-n^niTi-rp  Vpruon  G   ....  ^62! -- Fras.  Chas ...    55^1  _     ^ 

T  bCoHara  John       .  7o8iTrotman,  Geo.  Hewitt  ..  621  Underwood,Th.  Ormsby  595 

Richard  ..   723 'Trotter,  Henry  633!-  >Vftltet  Christie   539 

'""""      7,3 -John  Mowbray 633  -  Walter  John   ..^ 5/-0 

621I-  John  WUliam 727  TJniacke,  Crofton  Jas...  633 

6_>i|  — Robert  Kno.K 74*' ■ 


■  Redmond    7'i 


Thomas  Fentham    ...  535 

William  Jfseph    5^7 

Toler,  J.  O.  Graham 63s 

Tollemache,     Algernon 
Seymour  ^^r 


—  AValter  Meredith 571 

Tliomason,  Chas.  S 583 

Thompson,  And.  Greeu  54O 

—  Arnold 599 

—  Charles 749 

—  Charles  Halford    707  Tollner,  Barrett  L 

—  Claude  Edward  544!Tolmie,  T.  Campbell       ,   ,  . 

—  Dodgson  H 'i33iToIson,  Wilfred 62i|—  Wm.  BntUu 

■  Francis  Henry 718  Tom,  W.  H.  Vallack 633JTucker,  AnOiony  E 


—  WdiamKemp 6951  Unwin,  Robert    609 

Troup,  John  Igglesdcn  704  -  William  Heathcote...  621 


Wiaiam  Bedtord 638: Opperton,  John  59i 

Trower,  Fras.  Edw 544|Uppleby,  John  George     557 


Trueman,  Thomas    621  Urijuhart, 

Trydell,  John  Fred 633 

62i'Tr'yon.  Richard 572 

725rruck,  John  Johnsou  ...  706 


R. 


—  Harold  C.  S 566  Tombe.  Hy.  Evelvn 

—  Henry  George, 718  Tomkin,  James  W.  R. 

—  Henry  Masterman  ...  62i|Tomlin8on.  E.  D.  D..., 

—  Howard  Stanley 633  —  William  Winslow 

—  James  Witteu 561  [Tomory,  John  K 


-  John 581 

—  John  Charles 033 

—  Joseph  John 721 

—  Lawrence  C.  Fred....  542 

-  Leslie  Jenkins  749 


3  Pollard 546 

2]^  Ives  M'Lean 638 

Walter  Andrew 554 

700  Usmar,  Geirge  A.    574 

K.    567' Ussher,  Alfred  L-jstock  570a 

Aubrey  H.    .'. 621  —  Beverly  Wm.  Reid  ...  5*4 

Charles  Marwood 572'— John  The Dphilus 609 

George 574I  — Percy  John     695 

—  Jervis   693|Utermarck,  Reg.  J.  ...7°°" 

—  Louis  Henry  Emile...  584iUnerson,   Arch.    Ham- 

—  ThomasJonn 7251        mond    533.563 

m    ,,  „^,„  Tuckett,  Edw.  Gundrie  7ooiVachell,  Henry  Tan  oc9 

Tnn.re   Fra   Henry       ■.■  563  Tudor,  Geo.  Wm.  Henry  570!  Vale,  O.  S.  Mardndale  57o<i 

IWood     Regi  akl    C    693'Tufnell,  Arthur 621  fallings,  Adolphus  596 

loogOOU,     KRguiaiu    ^-  ^yj,_p^„;„,  ,,„     „r,l  Vance.    Eustace  John...    562 


rompkins,  John  Jas. 
Tinnijson.  Wm.  D. 


564 

569- 

725 

722 

7"9 

700 

609 


^^rm'our  Hood.    .....:  0^3!- Edwirf  "T .30.  ,,39' Vancc^Enstace  John 

Mym'jiii  Q.O.JU  "  _  R„i„    H   (•.jv.inhoM       (iiS  —  S  r  Horatio  Page  I  j 


Sir  Horatio  Page  132,  74° 


=  S  Ridley-Edward  ^^^^'''^  ■■■■'''' '  O^' ^^^'^■''-  'aV-^'-^-dt,  A^J.R.  555 
-  mctFr'ei^'M^eyr;.:'  =547!?"  5  Ji  ".TamesMorris  •...  6^9  Tulloch,  Ale..  Bruce  ...  .09  ^andeleur,Davul  Roche  633 


.Fred.  Meysey...  547!Toppin. 

—  Robert 706  Torin,  Ernest  Rd.  Hope  ..;44] 

-  IJ. Colonel  Ross    S43JTorkiugton,  Henry  621 

—  (.'u(o?ie;  Ross 621  Torrcns.JrhnA.W.O'N.  553 

.—  Thomas  ..  727 ITorriano,  Charles  K.         »>2. 

Thomson,  Chadwick    ...  700  Tottenham,  Arth.  E.  H.  549 

—  Charles  Fitzgerald...  544  —  Charles  George 

—  Charles  "William  0211 — Frederick  St  I -^-^  ^  ,-     t     -  ^ 

-David  638  Touch.  John  Gray    ^89  Tupman,  Geo.  L.yon    ...  633 

-Hugh  Gordon    592  Touzel,  T.  Percival  746  Tuppcr,  Basil  deB.  .....  621 

-James  7^7  Tower.  Conyers '37,  5E0  -  Gas.  Le  Marchant.63   579 

—  JocelyuHome  564lTowers.  Georgo 727!Turbervil  1,  John  Picton  62, 

—  Josiah    57°"  Townley,  Dan-son '52i|Turle  W  ilbam  Greer        ''38 

—  Mowbray 589  Townsend,  C.  William...  62,  Turnbull,  Geo    Hoga.th  7.7;  Vansittart, 

■  Sir  Robert  T.  White  749  Townshend,  Fred.  T.  ...  62,!-Geo.Wilmot  Maitland  621 


JohnOrmsby 609 

—  John  Ormsby  Moore    633 

—  William  Richard 633 

VanderGucht,  B.  G.    ...  609 

Thos.  Edw 609 


Alfred  609 

—  Arthur      609 

—  Charles  Arnold 577 

—  Hector 638 

-John     721        .    „ 

7^6  Tulluh.  John  Stewart...  609  Vaiderzee,  Fraucis  Hy.  593 
=T,  Tunnard,  Hy.  Stopfor  I  s'^i  Van  Hc.vthuysen,Gerard  033 

-' ■"  -    ■■--    ' <;--  Vaiirenen,DonaldCamp- 

bell 599 

—  Edward  ..63.^ 

—  Jacob  Peter  Deneys     598 
Vans  Agnew,  John  F...  557 

nsittart.  Henry 708 

Robert  Arnold 56 


-  Thos.  Baskett  633 

-Wm.  Fred. 5^4 

,  Winiam  Echlin  700 


ivrcreagh 748  Tranchell,  Edw.  F 749  — 'f,^°'^S^   ■  ■ 5<'7 

—  ThomasAllen    725i--George  Adolphus 749,— ^^''S"  .^.^"''■^  '°= 

Thornton,  Edw.  Zohrab  633  Trant.  John  Fraucis  ...  570(4;— George  Viliiers       ....  551 

—  Francis  Spencer ■=55  Travers, Frederick  John  744]-  Hon^y  Ainslie  Alfred  633 

—  Henry  John 533.  583!- S.rGuyFra.Clarke,B<.  633- Henry  Perdina-ad    ...  749 

—  James  H.B.Todd   ...  562'— Harold  P 572  —  Henry  iyers 621 

—  Joseph     700  —  Heniy  Fane   705 — i'!''"  •■, '°° 

•— Richard  Chicbeley  ...  543  —  John    744  —  Rich.«d    7^5 

—  Robert  Lawrence  ...  57011  _  Julius  Brockman 706— Robert^ t^:.::!"  i  ' 

Thorold,ReginaldGother  609  -  Mordaunt  T.  Otho...  565"'-  Samuel  George Drury  693 

Thorp,  Charles  William  718, Treble,  George  W 570  —  Thomas   0, 

Thoyts,  Newman  B.    ...  62i|Treby,  P.  W,  Pbillipps  607 

Threshie,  Robt.  Ale.K  ...  557|Trcdennick,  J.  R.  K.         609 

Thring,  Wm.  Powlett 

Thi-upp,  Morton  Fred. 

Thuilher,  Sir  H.E.L.163.  579  TreHrv,  Edward   57-- 

—  Sir     Henry     Raven-        ,Trefuris,  ifon.  John  S    .  559 
Shaw  621, Trelawnv.  John  Jago...  605.-  Ihos  Trevor ^91 

Thunder.  Geo.  F 7c.6aTremaine,  Richard  56e;Tuson,  Edw.  Bailey 721 

Thurburn,  Arthur  U...,  568  Trema^e,  Arthur 746  ruthill.  Charles  H 708 

Thurlow,  Edw.  H 749  -  William  Francis  567  -  ^pris.  "-J.       _. 502 

-Ernest  HoveU 549  Tremlett,  Edmund  J.  ...  621  --  Phineas  Barrett  ^        7^3 

-HughHovell 544,Treuch,  Charles  62rTweedie,  John  Lannoy    621 

Thwaites,  John    Davies  713'— iiTo)!.  Fred.  Le  Peer...  749  —  Maurice  59^ 

Thynne,  Alfred  W 740]- Henry  Le  Poer     609  -  Mic-hael    609 

Tibbs,  William  Joseph...  7491-  Hon.Wm.  Le  Poer        62:!-  ^V'"*™   v--^.;,;;.-;  ??! 
Tickel  Arthur  Lang  ...  621  Tresidder,  Tolmie  John  56iiTwemlow,Edw.  U  Oyley  584 

Tidbury  James ....  723  Trevelyan,  H.  Astley  ...  744iTwentyman.  Aug.  C 621 

Tidmarsh.Ferd.  J S35I- Herbert    638  Twigge.John  Tho_s.  609 

Tidy,  Arthur  Grev    546  —  Walter  Raleigh 633  Twiss 

—  Fras  John      542, Trevor,  A.  W.  Lord  ...     S47H  •-'"'    ,  -,„       ,  nu- 

Tiemey,  E^dward  ::: 6«'--  Edward  Walter   594'Twyford,  Wm.  JoUiffe 


Sir  John  Luther 

Percy  Balderston 638 

Vaught'on,  Theophdus  .  633 

Veale.  H.  R.  Lobb 72; 

Veitch,  Thomas  George  74" 

Venour.  William  725 

Vere.  Henry   -■  547 

Vereker,  Hon.  Jefl.E.P.  557 

—  Thos.  George... 749 

Verelst,  Chas.  Verelst...  .135 
Verner,  Sir  Edw.  W.  ...  7°? 
Vernev,  Sir  Harry,  Bl.  749 

Vernon,  Arthur  H 719 

Vertue,  William  595 


3-''Tredgold.Wm'.  Lancelot  568  Turnley,  Wuiiam '  -  i^--^^  Ph^rles  C  W         749 

-VTrcfJp   Hen   Richard      6?3  Tumor,  Reg.  Chas 55;, Vesey,  Charles  l..>v.  ...  749 

.,3Tieevi,Uen.  Kicnam   .  "»  ^,^         ..^.j-^.^^  jj^^^^  ^gjj_  ^^^^j^.,  jj.  (^oithurst  564 
Turton,  James   718  Vetch,  Hamiltou  C.     ..  544 

—  Robert  Hamilton 021 

721  Vialls,  Harry  George  ...  5*5 

"  Vibart,  E.  D.  Hamilton  594 
Hy.  CoUmgwood 609 

—  Henry  Meredith 621 

—  .lames  M.  Colling    ...609 

—  John 7°7 

Vicars,  Wm.  Henry 5°7 

Vickerman,  Albert 5*8 

Vickers,  Thos.  Henry...  700' 
Vickery,  William  H....  719 
Vidal.  Leonard  H.    638 

Arthur  Wm eogjvignaux,  Joseph  7°': 

Gndfrev      633  Vignoles,  Hy.  Hutton...  57' 

62jivigor,  Fred.  George   ...  554 


Jiidrx — Betii-ed  List. 


8482^ 


Vit,rov3,  Philip  Doyne  ...  621  Walter.  Frank 572  Watts.  John  Briscoe  ...  6ii  Wheeler,  Frederick 6oj 

—  Thomas  Merc-i* 706a, —  Frederick  A 749  —  Joseph 721  —  George 59^ 

Villiers,  Ch.  Coiirtnav     746  —  Frederick  Edward  ...  549  —  Ponsonby  William  ...  633  —  Sec.  Horace  N 74c 

Vincent,  Arth.C.Fitz'H.  546— Hubert  Langton 6,;;  —William  560  —  Owen  Edlestone  565 

—  .Arthur  Hare 744!  —  Stephen 566  —  William  Barton   567  —  Patrick    59' 

—  Richard  Dacre 564|Walters,   F.  Dalrymyle  621  —William  Henry Si>S  —  Robert 609 

Virr,  Josei>h   696,— Robert  Algernon 600  Wau^h,  William  Petrie    746  Wheeley.  J.  Seager 633 

Vivian,  Ralph    746I— William  Barker   741  VVavell.  LlewelhTi    622  Wheler,  Francis  Henry  551 

Vnvle.Fra.  Ranken  C...  635  Walton,  Hen.  Ernest  B.  551  Waivn,  Geo.  Twizell 70:;  Whetham.A.T.  Boddam  544 

Vulliamv.Colwvn  W...  5451  Walwyn,  J.  Harford 621  Way,  Alfred  Cotton 56S  —  Henry  Isham   623 

Vvse.Etiw.  Howard  144,  580}  Wansbroush.  Joseph  H.  694  —  (Claude  GreviUe    563  —  Sir  Treyor,  Barl 622 

Vvvvan,  R.  W.  Coinyn  565a,  Wantage,  R.  J.  Lord 746  —  Edward  Daniel 633  Whigham,  Robert     533,  583 

Wa.idinsrton,  H.Ferrers  609  Warbm-ton,  Fred.  T.    ...  74'.  —  Gregory  Lewis 749  Whinyates. Francis  A....  622 

—  Thomas  609  —  George  Arthar  571  —Henri-  George 695  —  Frederick  Thomas  ...  609 

—  William    621  —  Hen.  Wm.  Egerton...  740  —  Nowell  FitzTJpton  ...  609  Whipple,  J.  H.  C 725 

Waddy,  John  M.  Elgee  545|Ward,  Arthur  Clitherow  033  —  Wilfred  FitzAlIan  ...  =51  Whish,  George  Palmer...  588 
Wade,  Arthur  Breedon   71S  —  Arthur  Edward    633  Wear,  Arthui-  Ta.ylor...  718  —  Henry  Edward 609 

—  Frederick  William  . .  720  —  Bernard  Edward 746  Wearne,  Virian 725  —  John  Tulloch 633 

—  Henry  Meredith 544'—  Hon.  Bernard  il.  533,  58:  SVebb,  Alfred 573,Whitaker,  Albert  E.   ...  565 

—  James  Heme 746J— Espine  Charles  R.  ...  725  — Charles    706 — Charles  John 546 

Wadling,  John  C 633  -  Francis  William 593  —  Edward  Townsend  ...  749  White.  A.  Wellesley (122 

Wahab.  Charles  James    569! — Frederick  550  —  Francis  Edward   706  —  Aubrey  F 555 

—  Charles  William  609;— Henderson 707 — Geoi-ge 746  —  Hon.  Charles  Jame8565rt 

Wadham,  Walter  F.  A.  5701- Hy.  Constantine  E....  595  —  Henry  March 725 —Charles 7=' 

Wainright,  L.  Aug 563]— James  F.  S 719  —  Henry  North 638,— Charles  Mills 622 

Waite,  Win.  John 700  —  John     621  —  Henry  Smith    727  — Edward  Simon 57011 

Wake,  Alfred  James    ...  621 1  —  Lloyd  Brereton    723J —  Humphrey  Lakin 700  —  Finch 6i2 

—  Richard  William 746I— EandalJ  Ironside 621  —Randolph   721 1  — Frederick  B.  Price  ...  622 

Wakefield,  Julian 746,- Thomas    700  —  William  574  -George 700 

Waldron,  Patrick  J.    ...  556  —  Col.  William 622!  Webber,  C.  Edmund   ...  609  —  George  Augustus.  ...  622 

Wales,  John 725 1— Qr.  .Tfr.  William 727 1— Robert  Taukerville...  550  —  George  Frederick   ...  633 

Walker,  Albert  Lancelot        [— WmLamJohn    609 1  Webster,  .4j-thm- G 622  —  Hans  Robert 749 

534,  5S41— William  Pearson 7251— .Sir  Augustus  F.  W.E.  569  —  Henry  Edward 7:10 

—  Captain  Alexander  ...  7001  Warde,  Charles  A.  S..  ..  5701—  Charles  Hemy 622—  Hon.  Henry  Fredk...  556 

—  Jfa/oi-Gf'i. Alexander  51.3  —  Charles  Edw 3471- George 638  —  Hemy  George  609 

—  Arthur  Greenwood...  6211— C.  Arthur  Madan 633i—Henry  Francis  George  706  —  Henry  Jervis  Jerris    633 


—  Charles  Henr^' 572 

—  Charles  Stephen 621 

—  Charles  Warren  633 

—  Crichton 700 

—  Daniel  Corrie    621 

—  Francis   741 

—  Francis  John    718 

-  George 7001  Waralaw,  John  Colin 


Hy.  Murray  Ashley 

—  St.  Andrew  Bruce.. 

—  Walter  E 

WardeU,  Wm.  Henry  .. 
Warden,  Chas.  Wallace 


545  —  Thomas  Edward 5gil  — John 700 

55-;— William  700^ — John  Hubbard 581 

57o,Weekes,   Montague  M.565aj— Joseph  H.  L 567 

D09  Wegg.  John    744  ~  Lionel  Algernon 544 

555  Weguelin,  Thos.  M.Luz  7461- Mathew  Lawrence  ...  725 


Francis  633,  Weir,  John  Charles 749  —Raymond  W.  E 63,3 

Thomas  Smith 609  Welby,  AlfredC.  Earle    544  —  Sir  Robert 102,  578 

57  Welch,   Francis   Henry  -jz'  —  l£on.  Robert 566 


—  George  Barnes 563'Wardle,  Bernard  571  —  Fred.  Wm 638:— Robert  F.  M 57o« 

—  SirGeorge  Ferdinand  5571  Wardrop,  Alexander  ...  59:,  Welchman,  Fred.  D.   ...  638 ,  — Thos.  Henry  721 

—  George  Frederick 708 1  Wardroper,  Edwin 535  Weldon,  Francis   595,— Thos.  Pilkmgton 622 

—  George  Fuller  609  Ware,  Charles    633  —  Thomas   5Q^;— Sir  T.WooUaston,  S^  74? 

—  George  Laurie 565a|waring,  Henry 633  —  Walter     6091— WUham  535 


—  George  Warren 

—  Henry 558 

—  Herbert  John  0 633 

—  Hugh  Edward  707 

—  James  Grant  Dutr  ...  593 

—  John  Bridges 633 

—  John  Selby 633 

—  John  Symeon    706 

—  John  Tyrwhitt  557 

—  Sir  Mark 305,  57S 

—  Richard  James 621 

—  Roberts.  F 561 

—  Samuel 749 

• — Thomas  621 

—  Thomas  NichoUs 621 

—  William  742 

■  Wm.  Francis 693 


—  WilUam  Wheat  564  —William  700  —  William  Henry    622 

Warneford,  Wm.  Jorbin7iil  Welfare,  Joseph 7001— William  O'Byme 723 

Wamer  Ashton  H 746  Wellsr,  AlesanderT.  ...  638]  Whiteford,  Jas.  H.  G.  ...  71S 

—  BiddulphLee    71 3, Wellesley,  Cecil  G 572 j Whitehead,  Gervase  F,  558 

Warrand,  A.  R.  Bewley  559  —  if 011.  Fred.  A 744]- JohnJ 571 

—  William  Edm 609,  Wellings,  B.imard  W...  723  —  Robert  C.    ...308,533,  563 

Warre.  Annesley  T 565a ,  Weilinirton,  Du Jre  o/. 53,,- Wilbraham  T 704 

Warren  Arthur  F.  533,  581  Wells,  William  Henry...  633  Whitehill,  Chas.  S.  S....  547 

-  Au-ni'stus  E 609  Welman,  Wm.  H.  D.  R.    609I  Whitfield,  Geo.  Digby...  742 

—  Sirluo-  Riversdale,Br.749  Welsh,  Astell  Thos 622  Whiting,  Hy.  Harvey  ...  562 

—  DawsonS fog'Wemyss.  Binfield 585  Whitla,  George 721 

—  Falkland  G.E 621  —  George 559  -  ■^yjU'^ni,-- ■■,    -v--,;;-  *'? 

-Godfrey  Octavius...  70=,— Henry  Manley ^91  Whitlock,CharlesJas.T.  59S 

—  John     " 72ol»Ventworth,  D'Arcy 749 ,  RTiitmore,    Sir    George 

—  Richard         6091  Were,  Walter  568I        Stoddart  749 

—  Thomas  Monsell 6091  West,  Frederick    746,  Whittaker,  J.  Henderson  721 

Warrington,  Hy.H.C.G.  592I— Geo.  F.M.Ccrnwallis  7o3|Whittmg,  John  Edward  622 
Warton' Robt.  Gardner  55"  —  John  Temple  Temple  7461  Whittington,  Geo.  Jn.C.  706 
Warwick   Fras.  Jas.  L.  718  —  John  W.  H.  Marshall  ^6oi  Whitton,  J.  M'Gregor.. 


Walke% ,  Rowland    621 1 ,,  an^j.^,  ^,.-.^.. .jj  ,      . .^  -    ,.  ;„,.  .       -_  -c.,^  ^ 

Wall,  Bensor.  Patrick...  577!  Warwick,  Fras.  Jas.  L.  718  -  John  W.  H.  Marshall  560'  Vhitton,  J  M  Gregor...  622 

-James  653^Washingtoa,  Fras.  P.  ..  621  .-Matthew  Richard 622:  Whittow,  Frank  H 572 

Wallace,  Chas.  Tennant  621!  Wasp,  Matt.  Proctor   ...  700  —  lfo«.  Wm.  Edwd.  S....  74^ ,  JVhittuck,  W   bam  548 

—  FrancisJamesAgne^v  621  WasteU,  William  706  —  Wm.  Henry  Bore    ...  6o9,\Vhitworth,  Aug.  Wm.ycia 

—  Xesbit  Willoughby  ...  633I  Waterman.Edm.  F^....  5S9  Westby,  Basil  Clifton  ...  609,  WTiyte,  Daniel   700 

—  Robert 573  '~  "  -^  - 

—  Robert  Hugh 621 


i  Waters      Horace    Wm.  —  Bernard  Heyer 740  —  Edward  749 

Plews  70-  Western,  James  Halifax  633,  Wickham,  C.  Brenton...  022 

—  Rowland  Robert 590  -  Robert 721  Westmacott,  R.  Field  ...  552  -  Edmund  Hill    033 

—  Wm.  Arthur  James     621  Watkin.  Henry  S.  S 621  Westmorland,  I.  Peat...  622  -  Geo.  Lamplugh    548 

—  William  F.  Annesley  565' Waikms,  Fred.  W 551  Weston,  Altred  638 

—  Sir  William  T.  F.  A.  746;— i/a/or  John    S56.-EdmundC 500 

Waller,  Hardress  Edm.    609—  Quarter  Matter  John  573—  George  Edward   597 

—  John  Edmund  584 IWatling,  Chas.  Wyatt  ...  725  -  Thomas  Barnes   551 

—  Robert  6331  Watson,  Andrew  Alex.     710  Westropii,G.O'CaUaghano94 

—  Robert  Jocelyn    638'—  Charles  John 621  —  George  Ralph  Cellier  592 

—  WilUam  Noel    60c I  —  Harry  James 542,— John  Massy  694 

Wallis,  Kenneth  S =4^!- Henry  Edward 609  —  William  KeUy    63S 

—  William  Beale  .......  ..  725I—  James  Kiero 609 ;  Wethered,  Edwin  R.    ...  706 

Walsh,  Adolph.  Fred....  633I— *r  John  588,  Wetherell,  R.W.  M 622 

—  Hon.  Chas.   Edward  5IJ0I—  Joshua  Rowley   633  Weyland,  John  749 

—  Sev.K.L 74c'— Robert  John 621  —  MarkUlick    571 

—  i/on.Geo.Harry  Wm.57on  —  Robert  Kiero 638  Whale,  Thos.  Martm  ...  033 

— SirHuntHy.AUen,  .B/.  168  —  Rupert  Campbell 7461  Whalley,  Percy  Charles  633 

—  afa;or  John    638  — Stephen 749.  774  —  Robert 544 

—  Aisit'.  Siiry.  John    ...  727  —  Thomas  James 592'Wharrj-,  Charles  700 

—  Lewis  Pax'ton   743I— WilUam  711  Whately,  Reg.  Pepys  ...  ;66 

—  Theobald  Lomax  ...    5 ,0  — Wm.  Donald  Paul    ...  572  Wheatley,  Charles  R.  E.  633 

—  Thomas  .  "720I— WiUiam  Scott   562  —  Moreton  John   622 

—  William  Hy.  Hussey  567  Watt,  Fitzjames  Edw....  704  Wheble,  J.  St.  Lawrence  561 
Walter,  Charles  J !.  633  —  James  Landon 609  Wheeler,  Edward 633 


Henry 570*1 

—  Thomas   746 

—  Whalley  Hill  Edm  ...  544 
Wiehe,  Fras.  Geo.  Arch.  537 

Wighton,  Edward 633 

Wigram,  Godfrey  J.  53S,  583 

—  Henry  Hampden  ...  559 
Wikeley,  Charles  Edw.  725 

Wilbond,  James   700 

Wilbraham,  Herbert  V.  55S 

—  Lionel  Bootle    ..  554 

Wild,  Henry  John    704 

Wildeblood,  U.  Seddon  577 

—  JohnP 577 

Wiles,  Julias  722 

Wiley,  Albert 562 

-Henry  536 

Wilken,  John 6g6 

Wdkie,  Edw.  O.  Hales  565 
Wilkiesoii,  Chas.  Boyd  546 
Wi'kia,  .ilexaudcr  573 


848a' 

Wilkins,  William  Henry 
Wilkinson, EdwardGraut 

—  Fredk. Green  301,  5:,3, 

—  George  AlUx 

—  George  Louis 

—  Si>HenryClement533, 

—  Heurv  Jolm  

—  H.  J.'Diedrich 

—  Lionel  T.  V 

—  Osborn 

—  Thos.  Hy.  Des  Vceux 

—  Wm.  Edmund 

Will,  George   

WiUan,  Ht.  P.  Douglas 
Willans,  John  Fred.    ... 

Wlllett,  John  S 

Williams.  Albert  Hy.  W. 

—  Artlim- Bell    

—  Arthur  Leonard  

—  David  Walter   

—  Edward   

—  Edward  Eyre   

—  Sir  E.C.Sparsbott204, 

—  Frederick  Law 

—  George 

—  Bee.  George  C 

—  Henry  Augustus 

—  Henry  Francis 

—  Herbert  Slichael 

—  Herbert   Wynne 

Vaughan  

—  John  Daniel 

—  Sir  Jno.Wm.C 

—  Lawrence  Henrj*    ... 

—  Leonard  

—  Lionel  Arthur  

—  Masterman  Slatiley... 

—  Montgomery 

—  Owen    

—  Owen  Lewis  C.  ...533. 

—  Reginald  Stewart  ... 

—  Richard  D.  Garnons 

■ —  Richard  Francis 

—  Richard  Harry 

—  Robert 

—  Robert  Frederick 

—  William  

—  Sir  William  John  163, 
Williamson,  Fred.  H. ... 

—  John     

—  John  Gover    

—  Ralph  R.  Rastell 

—  Richard 

—  Robert  Frederick   ... 

—  Thomas  John    

Willis,  Chaa.  B.  D'A.  ... 

—  .Tames  L.  W 

Willmott,  Arthiu- 

Willoughby,  J.  Fortnam 

—  Sir  John  C 

—  Michael  Weekes 

—  Robert  Frederick    ... 

—  Robert  LeM 

Wills,  Caleb  Sherar  ... 
Willshire,  Sir  A.  R.  T.St. 
Willmer,  L.Worthington 
Wilmer,  John  Randal... 

—  Louis  W 

—  William  


Index — Betired  List. 


596  Wilmot,C.F.deL.Eardley553 

633  —  Francis   63S 

580  —  Sir  Henry,  Sttr^  749 

609  —  Revel  Eardley 584 

696  Wils'm.Adair.BrackBoyd567 

=Sc  —  Archdale  Irbv  558 

704  —  Arthur  Robert 622 

565  —  Augustus  Nicholas ...  744 

565  —  Charles  Hany 611 

6io  —  Charles  L.  N S7i 

559  —  .S'ir  Charles  Wm.  534.  5*i4 
633  —  Charles  William  Hy.  622 
fi22  —  Edward  Benjamin  ...  749 

535  —  Edwin 725 

577 — Francis  Edw.  E 610 

565  —  Frederick  Alexander  597 
583  —  Harry  C 559 

560  —  Henry   749 

563  —  Henry  Brooke  622 

59!  I  Wilson, "Henry  George  638 

-18  —  Qr.J/r.  .James  700 

622  —  Sri7.Sur<7.  James    ...722 

5901 — 3fajor  John  638 

707, —  Jlf a/or  John   7-19 

696I — Jonn  Xcwbold 610 

740' — John  Joshua 622 

749  —  Ralph  Erskioe  573 

581]— Richard  7°6 

638  —  Richard  Hy.Fras.W.  559 

—  Rubt.  Chas.  D 561 

727  —  Stuart  Murrav 742 

610'—  Sylvester  W.  F.  M.  ...  610 
578;— Taylor  Dalrymple  ..  55' 
592 —William  Frederic...  622 
569  —  Colonel  Wm.  Henry  595 
572  —  LI.ColoiielVk'm.B.enry  746 


—  William  Horace   634! 

—  Wm.  Jas 722 

Wimberley,  Reginald  J.  622I 
Windham,  George    749 

—  Joseph  C.  Smyth 632 

561  Wingate,  George  Miller  564 

622  —  Thomas  Oliver 597 

633  Winsloe,  Richard  Wm. 

749,         C 622 

622 1  Winson,  William  6x0 

638  Winter,  Fred.  John 565a 

579  —  George 549, 

622 — Henrv  Burton   634 

746  Wintle,  Alfred  Tritton...  634 

723  Wise,  Charles 744 

544  —  Dacres  William 634 

550  Wisely,  George  A.  K.  ...  564 

622  !Wi8hart,  George  B 574 

742— William  700 

694:Witchell,  Thomas    746 

596iWither,  Arch.  C.  Bigg  598 
573  Wodehouse,  AlbertP.  ...  537 

584  — Albert  T ...622 

557: — EdwinFred 638 

591  —  Killegrew  Reg.  B.  ...  622 

544  Wolfe,  George    610 

554  —  Robert 70* 

722,Wolseley,  John  St.  Geo.  634 

537  Wombwell,  Arthur  580] 

633  Wood,  Charles  Edmund 


W. 


555 


634  —  Clement  Baddeley  ...  557 
695  —  George  Wilding  74^ 


Wood,  Henry 622 

—  Sir  Hy.  H.  AtJleck  ...  588 

—  Hon.  Henrs'  John  L.    746 

—  John  Joseph 749 

—  Hidinq  Mr.  Joseph  ...  573 

—  Qr.J/r.  Joseph 7°", 

—  Joseph  T 57°" 

—  Manners  Charles     ...  535 

—  Orlando  Robert  Wm.  634 

—  Robert  Hudson 746 

—  Samuel  Edward  706 

—  if.  Co;.  Thomas   634 

—  Qr.,1/r.  Thomas    7°o 

—  William    749 

Woodall.  Fred.  N 7°^ 

Woodcock,  Chas.  Satnl.    610 

—  Elborough  Martin  ...  595 

-John 622 

Woodgate,  Herbeit  F.  694 
Woodiiouse,Edw.\lo.slyr-568 
Woodhouse,  Harvey    ...  596 

—  Henry  Opie '122 

—  Robert  Russell 610 

Woodland,  H.  L    638 

Woodriff.Daniel Thomas  708 

Woodruffe,  Henry 700 

Woods,  James  Andrew  634 

—  Richard  William  746 

Woodward,  Basil  Hall...  544 

—  Henry  Jonathan 622 

—  Walter  Wm. 622 

—  Wra.  Fredk 622 

Woolfryes,  J.  A 720 

WooUard,  Gilbert 749 

Woollcombe,  Robert 63ii 

—  Robert  William 727 

WooUett,  Fred  Cecil 572 

—  Marlow  S.J 713 

Woolley,  Turner  S.  M.  706 
Woolsey,  O'Brien  B.  ...  610 

Worgan,  John   599 

Worrall ,  Thomas 700 

Worsley,  Geo.  Fi-a 610 

—  George  Stanley   569 

—  H.  Gildart sy 

—  Henry  Robert  Brown  593 
Worswick,  Wm.Worsley  749 
Wortham,   Charles 549 

—  Hale  Young  610 

Worthington.Hy.Russell  638 

Jonathan  York 707 

Wreford,  William  L 636 

Wrench,     Alfred    John 
Chamberlin 551 

—  Charles  Edward  704 

Wright,  Alexander  548 

-Alfred  622 

—  Charles  Edward  551 

—  Charles  Edward 749 

—  Henry 71^8 

—  Henry  Charles 594 

Henry  Octavian  Per- 
ceval    552 

—  JohnO 719 

—  John  Thomas ..  638 

—  Sir  Thomas    588 

—  Thomas  William 725 

—  William  Henry, 634 

Wroot.Wm.  Henry  634 


Wrottesley,  ifon.  G 6io 

Wronghton,  W.  Nesbitt  599 

Wyatt,  Ch.is.EdwjTi 745 

WyViorgh,  Aixhibald  ...  744 
W'yld,  William  Henry...  694 

Wvlde,  Hev.  George 740 

Wyley,  John  Fred 551 

Wylie,  H.  P.  M.yles 543 

—  Henry 5S5 

—  James   700 

Wylley,  Charles  H 557 

Wyllie,  Colin  Campbell  57a 

— "Robert  John  H 634 

Wylly,  Edward  A.  Eger- 

ton 638 

Wymer,  G.  Bannatyne  638 
Wynch,  Alexander  634 

—  Henry  St.  Maur   593 

Wyndham,  Uok.  Chas. 

Henrv  572 

—  Chas.  J 634 

Wynen,  Alf.  Gabriel  C22 

Wynne, George  Clement  622 

—  Graham O  Robert  ...  567 

—  Mark  Saurin 638 

Wynter,  A.Leycester  ...  634 

—  Walter  Andrew 749 

W^Tiyard,  Montagu 542 

—  Richard  Damer 560 

Wyon,  Herbert    Thorn- 
ton   546 

Yalilwyn,  Alfred  George  634 
Yardley,  JohnWatkins  565a 
Yates.  Samuel  Pearson  572 

—  Thomas   7°° 

—  William  Hassalls     ...  63S 

Yerbury,  John  Wm  544 

Yonge,  Charles  Wm.  ...  622 

York,  Robert 574 

Yorke,  Horatio  Arthur  545 
Youden,  William  A.  ...  572 
Young,  Alex.  S.  Ward...  547 

—  Alfred  Hoi-atio  711 

—  Charles    700 

—  Charles  Metcalfe  6io 

—  Charles  Wilson 694 

—  Ernest  T.^mpte 5650 

—  George    596 

—  George  Gordon 595 

—  George  Samuel  ..292,  580 

—  Henry  Pottinger 638 

—  Henry  Roberts 634 

—  Henry Wm.Keays  ...  746 

—  James  Nowell  588 

—  John  Robert 554 

—  John  Smith   704 

—  Keith  O.  Baird 571 

—  Richard  Rostron 552 

—  Telford  Mackenzie  ...  569 

—  Thos.  Henry  Binny     622 

—  William  622 

—  William  Hope  634 

—  William  Siddons 622 

Younger,  John 622 

Younghusband,  John 

William 610 

—  R.  Romer    58S 

Zigomala,  Pandia  J.  ...   567 


849 


RESERVE     REGIMENTS. 


Her  Majesty's  Reserve  Regiment  of 
Dragoon  Guards. 


Newbridge. 
Lt.  Colonel. 

George  P.  Douglas^ 

Majobs. 
Peter  Aub=rtin,    Reser\-e,   Hon.   Li.Colouel ; 

■27id  in  Command  14  July  00  i 

Richd.  Alex.  Scott,  Reserve  2 

Hy.  Ernest  B.  Walton,  Reserve    a 

Robert  Le  M.  Willouffliby,  Reserve    7 

Captaixs, 

Pryce  M.  Pryce,  Reserve i3 

AVilliam  Edward  Phillips,  retired  pay  17 

William  C.  Peel,  Lieut.  Reserve,  Adjutant  14 

May  00 *4 

W.  G.  Matthews,  late  Cipt.  Dublin  Fusiliers  4 
J£o)i.  T.  Ashburnham,  Reserve 4 

LSKUTEXANTS. 


5  June  00 


July  81 
May  94 
June  86 
Mar.  92 


Jan.  84 
Apr.  82 

July  00 

May  81 
Feb.  86 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Adjutant. — William  C.  Peel,  Lieut,  Reserve  ...14  May  00 
Biding    Master. — John    Marshall,     Reserve ; 

Hon.  Captain 27  Feb.  75 

Quarter  Master. — Edward    Ditnias,   Captain 

retired  pay 3  Jime  00 

Facings,  Blue.    Agenf»,  Messrs.  Holt  &  Co. 

Her  Majesty's  Reserve  Regiment  of 

Dragoons, 

York. 

Lt.  Colonel. 

Joseph  Alex.  Lambert  (Colonel,  27  Oct.  00). ..20  Nov.  95 

Majobs. 

John  A.  W.  O'N.  Torrens,  Reserve 5 

John  Wni.  Dent,  Reserve   6 

Geort^e  O'Connor,  Reserve 6 

Captains. 
Fitz  James  Flomin^.late  Capt.6  Dragoon  Gds.io 

Chas.  Arthur  Staniiand,  Reserve 12 

Francis  Blake  Simpson,  Reserve 19 

.John  Orr-Ewing,  late  Capt.  4  Dragoon  Gds.    2 

Llewellin  W.  Matthews,  Reserve i 

Horace  A.  Amyatt-Buiuey,  Reserve  18 

Edw.  Jas.  M.  Lumb,  late  Lt.  2  Life  Guards. ..*i3 
Arthur   C.   Duckworth,   Reserve ;    Adjutant 
2  June  00    *8  June  00 

Lieutenants. 
JohnM.Benett-Stanford,  Reserve 

Second  LjEcrTEN.\.NTS. 


July 

02 

Au^ 

P4 

Mar. 

95 

Oct,. 

88 

Jan. 

87 

Aug. 

pi 

June  36 

Oct. 

87 

June 

81 

June 

00 

iS  Nov,  9 


Captains, 

Frederick  H.  Lehman,  Reserve 19  Nov.  87 

Richard  A.  L.  M.  Bolton,  Reserve ;  Adjtitant 

16  Julv  CO I  July  96 

Frank  L.  de  Sales-La  Terr  ere,  late  Capt.  15 

Hussars *ioMay  00 

Wm.  Alex.  Grant,  late  Lieut.  13  Hussars "^12  May 

Sir  David  E.  D.  Barclay,  Bart,   late    Capt. 

ig  Hussars ■27  June  00 

Henry  H.  P.  Dundas,  Reserve  25  May  92 

Pandia  J,  Zigomala,  Reserve 2  Sept.91 

Lieutenant?. 


Second  Lieutenants. 


^rf/«^rtH/.—R,  A.M. L,  Bolton, Capt,  Reserve  16  July  00 
Riding  .Ifns^pr.— Philip  Kelly,  Reserve,  Hon. 

Captain    14  June  76 

Quarter  Master.— GeoTgQ  Sidmouth,  Reserve, 

Hon.  Lieut 31  July  S9 

Uniform,  Blue.    Bmhy-bag,  Scarlet.    Flume,  White. 
Agentit,  Messrs.  Holt  &  Co. 


.-t(//"'""^-~-A-rthur  C.  Duckworth,  Lt.  Reserve  2  Jime  00 
R'ding  Master. — Wm.  R.  Banting,    Resen'e, 

Ho n .  Captain 25  July  83 

Quarter  Master. — Jo3.  Brittlebank,  Reserve, 

Hon.  Captain 13  Apr.  81 

Facings,  Blue.    Agents,  Messrs.  Holt  &  Co. 

Her  Majesty's  Reserve  Regiment  of 
Hussars. 

Houiitilow. 

Lt.  Colonels, 

■IdbnK.  Spilling,  Reserve  (Co/one/  29 Sept.  89)29  Sept, 85 
Walter  C,  Underwood,  Reserve;  2nd  in  Com- 
mand 10  May  00    I  July  88 

MA.T01tS. 

Fras.  J.  P.  Butler,  Reserve 14  Dec.  92 

Lionel  J,  Richardson-Gardner,  Reserve i  July  q6 

Thos,  B,  Weston,  Reserve   i  July  88 

'  For  theparticnlars  of  the  commissions  and  war  services  of  Lt. Colonel  Douglas  and  other  officers  of  Reserve 
Rfgiments  on  the  Active  List,  see  the  Gradation  List  in  tins  volume,  and  in  the  case  of  Officers  of  the  Reserve, 
or  retired,  their  respective  names  in  the  Reserve  and  Retired  Lists, 

--  Temporary  rank, 

3jr 


Her  Majesty's  Reserve  Regiment  of 
Lancers. 

Ballincollig. 
Lt.  Colonel. 

Hon.  Heneage  Legge,  3f P.  Reserve  (Colonel, 

15  Dec.  88) 15  Dec.  84 

Majoks. 
Percy  M.  King,  Reserve;  2nd   in    Command 

3oApr.oo  I  Oct.   87 

Hy,  H.  F.  Fagan,  retired  full  pay    11  May  gS 

Lovelace  Stamer,  Reserve  28  Jan.  99 

Captiins. 

Fred.  Wm.  Duff,  Reserve 10  Mar.  89 

Mordaunt  B.  Doyne,  Reserve 6  Nov.  89 

Wm.  Gordon  Renton,  Reserve    15  Jan.  88 

George  Richard  Tuftnn,  Reserve i  July  8r 

Frederic  C-  Theobald,  late  Capt.  We&t  Riding 

Regiment *27  June  00 

Eustace  R.  Maudslay,  late  Capt.  16  Lancers*3i  Aug,  00 

Lieutenants, 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Adjiifanf.— Fras.  H.  Rej-nard,  Capt.  Reserve. 22  May  00 
Siding  Master.—Eagene   H,    Nicholson,    Re- 
serve;   Hon.  Capt 24  May  79 

Quarter  Matter.~R.  Knowlden,  Hon.  Lieut...  8  Aug.  00 

Uniform,  Blue.     Facings,  Red,     Plume,  Red. 

Agents,  Messrs.  Holt  &  Co, 

Royal  Guards  Reserve  Regiment. 

London. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Arthur  Broadwood,  Colonel 20  Mar.  8r 

Majors. 
Henry  Goulburn,  Reserve;  2Tid  in  Command, 

19  Mar.  00    23  July  94 

Thomas  H.  H.  Bradford- Atkinson,  Reserve  ...10  Feb.  97 

p.s.c,  Hy.  Hampden  Wigram,  Reserve    17  May  99 

Basil  Hy.  Scott-MuiTay,  Reserve  n  Jan.  99 

Captains. 

Hon,  Hugh  Amherst,  Reserve 16  Mar.  87 

Hon.  J.  B.  Campbell,  Reserve i  Dec.  97 

tfoH.  Arthur  Hay,  Hon.  Major  Reserve 8  June  94 

Sir  R.  B.  Macnaghten  Blois,  Bart.,  late  Lt. 

Scots  Guards   *2i  Apr.  00 

Wm.  D.  Farl  of  Mansfield,  Reserve 10  Dec.  90 

Chas.  Ludovic  Lindsay,  Reserve   10  Aug.  92 

Frederick  Wm.  Ramsden,  Lieut.  Reserve  ...*i2  May  00 
Chas.  Barrington  Balj'onr,  MP.  Lt,  Reserve  *i2  May  00 
George  G.  Macdonald,  Reserve 20  Dec,  93 


S50 


c.  I 


Lieutenant. 
.  H.  io»-rf  Stavorilale,  Reserve   3  Oct, 

Secohd  Likutbnants. 


A,1iii/unf.—J 

Reserve 

Qitarfcr  Master. — J. 

/AeHt 


W.     A.     Drummoucl,     Major 


H.  Hall,  Reserve,  Mon. 


g  Mar.  oo 


Facingn,  Blue. 


6  Jan.  go 
Agents,  Messrs.  Cox  &  Co. 


28  July  8b 
31  Oit.  8:; 
24  Feb.  86 


Royal  Home  Counties  Reserve  Regiment 

1st  Bn.  AUlershot.     2ik1  Bn.  AUeisliot. 


Heiirv 


Lt.  Colonels. 
T.  W.  Allatt,  Reserve •  ^V^:  J3 


Majors. 

7  in  fnmmand. 

37 


Taylor  D.  Wilsou,  Reserve  {2ml  iu  Commaml,^^  ^^^ 


RoI"t^ThS'.  Hanford-Ploort,  Reserve 

ill  Cnwiiiandli  Apr.  oo 

Herbert  M.  Williams,  retired  pay 

.Tames  Henry  Bowhill,  Reserve 


3iid 


.2g  Sept.ga 
30  Sept. 82 
.  7  Jan.  go 

\  &1^S5S^fe>Kr^teRoyarMarines^5oS:-  95 
?has   Hy  C.  Heyman.  retired  Indian  S.C...J3  Ai-R.  P9 
,  John  R.  H.  Richards,  Reserve   ■•"jau    si 

1  Nr.rman  Pochiii,  Reserve      ■■,■•;;- '°]'»?;  V^ 

2  Samuel  L.  M.  RemmingtoD,  Reserve 2  JeB.  S4 

C-ipr.iiNS. 

I  Claude  Hervey-Batliurst,  Reserve    J^  Orf '  8d 

,  Reginald  J.  B.  Parkinson,  Reserve 18  Oct    84 

I  R.  W.  Com^Ti  Vyvyan,  Reserve 8  June  88 

I  'Ihomas  Geo.  Hopkins,  retn-ed  pay ;  Mjn-  ^  ^^^^  ^^ 

,  HuKb  .f ,;!"' C.^Sibsone.  late'  RoyaV  MaVines  5  Jan.  9; 

^  Stewart  H.  Rusbridger,  Reserve  ^  ?*„:!; 

a  Ft  rov  David  Lyon,  L.eut.Resei-ve   '4^°°^^ 

I  Alex.  Fuller  Maitland,  Reserve ;°  St  87 

.27  Jane  85 
.16  Oct.  89 

"81 


Reserve  Regiments. 

\     •>  Clement  F.Baxter,  Reserve 26  May  97 

'     4  Wm.  Keane  Richardson,  Reserve =i  Apr.  02 

:i  Henry  Walker,  Reserve 4  Jan.  99 

2  Aum-ev  F.  White,  Reserve  "Dec.  9^ 

2  .Tobn  Walkins,  Reserve ^5  Aun.  94 

I  Arnold  W.  Birrh,  Reserve  »  Arr;  97 

I  Arthur  D.  D.  Kelly,  Reserve  ]  Ju'y  9' 

1  Alfred  J.  C.  Wrench.  Reserve  '  Vo^  L 

4  Thos.  W.  L.  Penno,  Reserve 'tt  °',  2 

2  George  H.  Johnston,  Reserve    6  Sept.89 

4  A.  y/'.  W.  Monev-Kyrle,  Reserve 
/  W.  C.  F.  Kell,  Reserve 

3  Richard  J.  Doyr.e,  Reserve  ,,„„,r, 

4  Jobn  P.  Miller,  Reserve    "I  Tnnp^ft 

.  .John  C.  W.ardlaw,  Reserve '<*  i""®'^ 

'2  Harrison  Midwood.  Reserve  ■■  ^""'•f 

4  Samuel  M.  Gully,  Reserve  ._ 6  Aug.  b4 

4  Geo.  Alex.  M'Uarthy,  retired  pay "  M'y  * 

Captains. 
1  E   G  Bedingfeld,  late  South  StaflordRegt.'  4  Apr.  oo 

I  Robt.  C.  Mounsey-Heysham,  Reserve  30  Nov.  92 

I  Alex.  C.  New-ton  King,  Reserve M  Apr.  bd 

1  Fred.  Alex.  Hcdley,  Reserve  '  v„ ,,"  p 

3  Bartle  Grant,  Reserve .       ...14  ^ov.  t.3 

2  Charles     F.     Magratb,     Reserve     (Major^^  ^_ 

3  George"wm.'swaine,  Reserve.::;:;..:.': 20  Mar.  87 

2  Henry  Clare  Filmore,  Reserve    ^^  "n^/  l^ 

I  William  Pearson,  Reserve "'' r.^.'Af. 

1  William  Greer,  Reserve 30  June  8b 

1  F    S    de  M.  Maude,   2nd  Lieut.  Reservaj 
^     'A/i„tn,it  2  June  00  '=6  May  00 

2  Edward  Howell,  Reserve  ..^..............^..•...^■"  ^eb.  94 

1  Chas.  A.  Rouse-Boughton-Knight,  late  Lt. 
Scots  Guards    "  =  J""^S° 

2  Alexander  Bell, Reserve..     i°J"^e  82 

2  Henry  Arthur  1  ittledale.  Resei-ve 20  Mar.  6^ 

I  Victor  Geo.  R.  Johnson.  Reserve 

4  Jas.  H.  B.  Todd-Tbornton,  Reserve 


C.  K.  Money,  Reserve  . 
2  Cathbert  H.  Morrice,  Reserv 
2  Fred  L,  C.  Thomas,  Reserve.. 

2  Geo.  O.  H.  C.  Gall,  Reserve 

I  Cecil  G.  H.  Newington,  Resei-ve  18  Oct. 

LlBCTKNANr. 

,  Reserve    11  Apr. 


2  Percy  Downes 


•5  Sept.c: 


Second  Lilctkhants 


.Uh'loiit..-^^  C.  F.  Randolph,  Reserve '^Y^^"^ 

•  Thos  Geo. Hopkins,  retired  pay.... .■-.•   iJuneoo 

QilXrMa'fJ.-^  Thos.  Reynolds,   retn-ed  ^  ^^^^   ^^ 

.  TJS^ieS;p.?e&dpay;  y/o;;;a;pV:-::::::::-28  june82 

Facings,  Blue.    A,/e,il,.  Messi-s.  Holt  &  Co. 


Royal  Northern  Reserve  Regiment. 

1st  Bn   AVokiiig.     2ml  Bn.  Pembroke  Dock. 

3rd  Bn.  Aldevsliot.     4tli  Bn.  Alder.shot. 

Lt.  Colonels. 

,  John  H.  Spurgin  (C,,;„».?  .  My  99)    ^^/^H  |5 

>red.    Charles    Keyser,    CB.   letned   VO^y^^^^^   ^^ 

.  A  w'D™r;'(^;'t.""-"rf'«>;^-y-''-7°^'''^  °° 

^  W„Vt«L.Mansel,  Reserve  (2„rf  .«  C<,„„„a«.« 

26  May  00)   ' 

Majoeb. 

,  charlesE.Orman,  Reserve;  ='"'•»  ^""""'""'^S Sept. 95 

2  Fnmc1s-G~dard,Beserver'2«rfirc<,™»a«d  ^^^^_  ^^ 

T2Mar.  00 ;■ ■■ 08  Julv  02 

,  Edward  J.  B.  Buckle,  Reserve    -|Jf"y  f 

Robert  Alex.  Threshie,  Kf  erve  .-^^-v;;-.     -'^'"^-  «= 

,  Wsndham  H.  Pam,  Capt.  Reseive ,  ^"J",^^^^^  ^ 

((iH(9Marchco  •    •■■■".VV.ViVnov 19  Dec.  07 

,  Ernest  Carbonaro,  retired  full  pay  19  g       -7 

~  .\rchdale  I.  Wilson,  Reserve - 


2  Mar.  92 

^^^ 20  Mar.  83 

Oliver  R.  Brush,  Re^serve.'..^.^....... '  Maj.  88 

Tudor  Lay,  Reserve  (Hon.  Major)   '7  "cc.  B7 

Edgar  A.  Iremongfr,  Reserve  3i  "Lis 

Charles  H.  Cameron,  Reserve    '4"° 

Walter  Were,  Reserve  ..._- .■•,•■=4  Aug.  9.. 

Tom  F.  Graoam,  late  Lt.  N.  Lancashire 

Regiment    i-.—;';.-,  ■  ^■^^"e-oo 

Charles  H.B.Weston,  late  2nd  Lieut.  Berk- 
shire  Regt. ;  AdJuhuU  5  Sept.  00  ............  5  Scpt.oo 

Edw.  T.  Humphries,  late  Capt.  4  Bn.  Mun-^ 

ster  Fusiliers ^ 

Lieutenants. 
Harold  V.  B.  Byles,    late    2nd    Lieut.  ■' 

Hussars    .*  ^  .„„  .„ 

i  F.  C.  WooUett,  Reserve ''°  Aug.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Ailiiitaiitt.-  I  W.  U.  Pain,  Captain  Reserve     o  Mar.  00 

f  J  W  b!  Silverthoi-ne,  Capt.  Reserve 29  Mar.  00 

'  F  S.  de  M.  Maude,  2nd  Lieut.  Reserve 2  June  00 

,  Cha  H  R  Weston,  late  2nd  Lt.  Berks  Regc.  s  Seiit.oo 
hn^^erifa.fer>.-.  H.  T.    Healy,    Reserve  ;_^  ^^^^  ^^ 

2  Wm^Nicef  retired  pay;  Mo,,.  Capt.    =5  Aug.  So 

-  Wm  B.  Hogan,  Reser^-e  ;  Mon.  L'mf.    ..     29  Dec.  ^^, 

4  John  By.  Kenney,  retired  pay;  iTow.  Capt.  21  Sept.S? 

Facings,  Blue.    ^Igents,  Messrs.  Holt  &  Co. 


Royal  Rifles  Reserve  Regiment. 

1st  Bn,  Portsmouth.     2nd  Bn.  Portsmouth. 
Lt,  Colonels. 

,  Henry  P.  M.  Wylie,  Resei-ve    ""  SS'.'  ^1 

\  3«iryE.Railsion,Re.sei-ve 2  Mar.  92 

ilAJOES. 

=  Henry  P.  Bm-n,  Reserve ;  -zud  in  Co,„n,a,,d  ^  ^^^^  ^^ 

,  ThcSias  '^.  ClarkeVRon:  Lt.Coi:-Reserve; 

2„rfn,  Cc„«»m«rf5oAug.oo 24  Jan.  B., 

n,,hf rt  C  Legli.^ese-n-e  14  Mai.  94 

,  ^mStulTOcl  Anderson.  Reserve  .July  9- 

,  fVSqs  Graham,  Reserve 9  Deo.  »s 

I  ^''f".rf  del-isle  and  Dudley.  Reserve    '°SeP«.9. 

I  Chas.  D.  Sherston,  Reserve    J,  Anfse 

I  Eugene  A.  Sanford.  Reserve  =■  Apr.  86 


Reserve  Regiments. 


8;i 


Captaimb. 


2  Hubert  A.  N.  Fyers.  Reserve  i  Apr.  92 

1  Son.  C.  S.  G.  Canning,  Reserve 26  Nov.  84 

2  Geo.  Sholto  Douglas,  Keserve 14  Mar.  83 

T  Wm.  Horace  Kennedy,  Reserve i  May  90 

2  Edward  Mostyii  Woodhouse,  Reserve iS  Nov.  gi 

1  Arthur  J.  B.  bt.  Leger,  Reserve 25  Apr.  90 

2  Chris.  Montagu  Blackett,  Reserve    6  July  87 

T  p.g.c.  Lewis  W.  G.  Butler,  Reserve 23  Apr.  85 

1  Henry  AUfrey,  Reserve 29  Sept. 80 

2  Robert  C.  D.  Wilson.  Reserve    21  Oct.  82 

1  Fred.  S.  Marsham,  Captain  Reserve  ;  Adjii- 

iauf  II  July  00 14  July  83 

2  p.s.c.  Geoffrev  S.  Phibbs-Hornl)y,  Reserve... i4|Apr.  83 

1  Reginald  B.  Rudyerd,  retired  pay    i  Jan.  81 

LlEDTENANT. 

2  Haughton  E.  Okeover,  late  Lt.  7  Bn.  King's 

Royal  Rifles  '4  July  00 

Second  Libutbnants. 


Ad)ufants.~2  W.  G.  Pigott,  Capt.  Reserve 16  May  00 

1  Fred.  S.  Marsham,  Captain  Reserve  11  July  00 

Quarter  Masters. — i  E.  ^.  Overton,  Reserve  ; 

Hon.  Capt 3  May  84 

2  Evi  J.  Crane,  Reserve;  Hon.  Capt 15  Mar.  79 

Green.    Faciiigs,  Scarlet.    Agents,  Messrs.  Holt  &  Co, 


Royal  Southern  Reserve  Regiment. 

1 1st  Bn.  l*ortsdo\vn  Forts.     2nd  Bn.  Portsmouth. 
Lt.  Colonels. 

W.  H.  B.  Little,  Bt.Colonel  Reserve 23  Sept.97 

2  Cecil  Conor,  Reser^-e  {Colonel  6  Oct.  96) 6  Oct.  92 

Majors. 

2  John  F.  Inglis,  Resei-ve  {2)id  in  Command 

14  June  00) 19  Mar.  90 

2  George  H.  D'Oyly,  Reserve 15  June  06 

Meredith  Carre-Smith,  Reserve 9  Apr.  98 

I  Hugh  Blackburn,  Reserve  23  May  96 

z  Charles  Russell,  Restrve 29  May  gs 

1  Charles  H.  Smith,  Reserve 14  June  90 

2  Arthur  C.  Tawee,  Reserve  i  Jan.  86 

I  Henry  W.  Maclear,  Reserve    10  Mav  S3 

1  Alex.  Towera-Clark,  Reserve 21  Feb,  94 

2  Bryan  Palmes,  Reserve    i  May  89 

Captains, 

1  Archibald  MacBean,  Reserve 15  Nov.  81 

Douglas  C.  Mercer,  Reserve;  Adjutant  12 
May  00    20  Oct.  85 

1  Fred.  Bradford  Fanshawe,  Reserve 19  Dec.  87 

2  Chas.  Kendal  Greene,  Reser\'e   26  Apr.  93 

2  Walters.  Stewart-Savile,  Reserve  13  Nov.  84 

2  Edw.  Hesketh  Goddard,  Reserve  17  Aug.  87 

1  Edm.  Wm.  Clark,  Reserve    20  Jiily  80 

2  Lionel  Arthur  Williams,  Lt.  Reserve  'i  June  00 

Edward  Hy.  Baines,  Reserve 11  June  84 

I  Richard  P.  Monk,  Reserve  15  Mar,  go 

I  Charles  Leigh-Lye,  late  Lt.  York  and  Lan- 
caster Regiment  *9  June  00 

1  William  P.  Standish,  Reserve    21  Sept.8o 

2  George  C.  X.  Bryan,  Reserve  7  Dec.  85 

2  Mansfield  Turner,   Hon.  Major  late  3  Bn. 

Leicester  Regiment *29  Aug,  00 

Lieutenants. 


Second  Lieutenants. 


Adjutants.— I  A.  F,  Camjibell-Johnston,  Capt, 

Reserve 14  Apr.  00 

2  D.  C.  Mercer,  Capt.  Reserve 12  May  00 

Quarter  Masters.— 1  P.  M'Evoy,  i"etired  pay; 

Hon.  Capt 10  Dec,  84 

2  Alex.  Wilkin,  Reserve  10  June  82 

Facinffs,  Blue.    Agents,  Messrs.  Holt  &  Co. 


Royal  Lancashire  Reserve  Regiment. 

Bn.  Prestou.     2ud  Bn.  Aldershot. 

Lt.  Colonels. 

2  Francis  F.  F.  Roupell  (Co^ojieZ  21  June99)...2i  June  95 
I  Arch.  B.  Horsbrugh,  Resei've 11  Feb,  95 


Majors. 
t  Anthony  Lumb,  Resei*ve  {znd  in  Command 

4Juneoo)    31  Dec.  93 

5  Wm.   P.   Nash,   Reserve  {2nd  in  Command 

8  June 00)    igAug.gt 

!  Ruscombe  F.  Westmacott,  Reserve 12  Mar.  90 

[  George  E.  C.  Cure,  Keserve 25  Sept.93 

I  Edward  C.  Morris,  Reserve 31  May  90 

!  Richfj.  Wilhamsou,  Reserve   14  Oct.  85 

!  Wm.  Thos.  Briscoe.  Reserve 21  Oct.   85 

:  Jas.  E.  Robinson,  Reserve  8  Mar.  91 

•■  John  F.  Irwio,  Reserve    22  Apr.  gr 

Richd.  H.  Grccu,  Reserve    29  Sept. 86 

■  John  Rose,  Reserve     i?  Feb.  90 

Jas.  Broughai],  Reserve  8  Sept.Sr 

Captains. 

William  L.  Brady,  Reserve .25  Mar.  95 

Hon  Hernert  H.  S.  AddiDt-ion,  Reserve  ...  5  June  89 
George  William  Henry  Le  Feuvre,  Reserve  3  Feb.  8S 

Tbos.  E  im.  Burke,  Reserve 7  Oct.  87 

Adi-iar.  C.  Chamier,  late  Captain  4  Bn.  South 

Staflordshire  Regiment  «t3  June  00 

Edward  MalcolmsoE,  Reserve  23  Nov.  92 

Honry  E.  Baker,  Reserve 2  Feb.  84 

M.  S.  M.  Dennis,  Hon.  Major  late  5  Bn. 

Irish  Regiment *28  July  00 

J.    Miles  Reilly,  Reserve  {Major  Chternseij 

A[;7i^ia  8  March  86)   26  Oct.  75 

Fred.  S.  Chapman,  retired  pay i  Oct.  80 

Frederick  S. Ford-Mellows,  Reserve;  Adjit- 

taut  4  Aug.  00    TO  May  93 

S.  J.  Herapath,  Hon.  Major  late  3  Bn.  Sea- 

forth  Highlanders ...3*8  Sept.oo 

Lieutenants. 
Walter  M.  Thomas,  Reserve  10  Nov.  86 


Second  LiEUTEyANTS. 


Adjutants.— 2  p.s.c.  W.   T.   Holland,  Captain 

Reserve 9  Mar.  00 

1  Frederick  Ford-Mellows,  Reserve 4  Aug.  00 

Quarter  Ma«ter».—i  J.   A.    Furlong,     retired 

pay;  Hon.  Captain  5  Apr.  00 

2  Thod.  H.  Pollitt,  Reserve,  Hon.  Capt 13  May  85 

Facings,  Blue.    Agentg,  Messrs.  Holt  &  Co. 


Royal  Scottish  Reserve  Regiment. 

1st  Bn.  Fort  George.     2nd  Bn.  Edinburgh. 
Lt.  Colonels. 

1  C.  J.  B.  Stewart,  Reserve  (Colonel  8  May  97)  8  May  93 

2  George  G.  Gordon,  CB.  CTO.  Hon.  Colonel 

3  Bd.  Royai  Scots •31  May  00 

Majors, 

2  S.  E.  O'B.  Kevill-Davies,  Reserve  {ind  in 
Command  10  June  00)  

I  A.  D.  M'Gregor,  Reserve,  Hon.  Zt. Colonel 
l3nd  in  Command  22  June  00)    2 

1  Lewis  M.  Boileau,  retired  pay 22 

2  Robert  John  Romanes,  Reserve 8 

2  Alan  William  L.  Rickards,  Reserve 14 

2  Walter  C.  Boyd,  Reserve  9 

2  AVm.  F.  Anstey,  Reserve 18 

1  Henry  A.  Chichester,  Reserve    21 

2  Alfred  G.  S,  Beadneli,  Reserve 6 

1  Alan  W.  Cameron,  Reserve 27 

2  Andrew  C.  P.  Haggard,  I>SO.  Reserve  *-j 

I  Ernest  D.  Mansel,  Reserve  i 

I  G.  R.  Cruden,  Major  late  3  Bn.  Highland 

Lt.  Infantry '^' 


July  91 

Mar.  Si 
July  88 
Oct.  go 
Aug.  91 
Nov.  92 
Feb.  91 
June  85 
May  91 
Mar.  85 
July  00 
V2.  Dec.  94 

■8  Sept.oo 


Captains. 

1  Arthur  L.  Williams,  Reserve,  Adjutant  12 

March  00    20  Aug.  S5 

2  J.  Hope,  Reserve  21  Nov.  87 

2  James  Rea,  Resei-ve 6  June  88 

1  A.  Lockhart  Gallie,  late  Lieut.  Indian  S.C.*2i  Apr.  00 

2  Robert  Lynch  Blosse,  Reserve 10  Sept. 90 

2  Hamilton  W.  Broadley,  Reserve,  Adjutant 

I  June  00 .21  June  85 

I  Oswald  F.  Tatham,  Reserve 18  Jan.  88 

1  Bertram  L.  J.  Goff,  Reserve    2  May  88 

2  George  Charles  Peard,  Resei-ve 23  Feb.  8^ 

2  Fitzroy  Hemphill,  Reserve  i  Aug.  88 

2  Edw.  A.  P.  Brooke,  Reserve  17  Jan.  89 

1  Herbert  R,  Alexander,  lace  Capt,  R.  Scots 

Fusiliers *8  Aug.  00 

2  Geo,  H.  A,  Aniot,  Reserve ...17  Dec.  83 

3  y  2 


852 


Beserve  Begiments. 


LlEnXENAKTS. 
BlCOSD  LlEnlBNlNTS. 


Aiintant.-i  Arthur    L.    Williams,    Captain 

Reserve  - ^^  jiai.  oo 

2  Hamilton  wV Broadlcy .  Captain  Resen,-e  ...   i  Juneoo 

Q«arter-Mmfer,.—i  P.  Campbell,  retired  pay  ; 

Hon.Capf 29.Tane78 

2  M.  Ryan,  retired  pay  ;  Uon.  Captain  soJnne?? 

Facings,  Blue.    ^jf»'«,  Messrs.  Holt  &  Co. 


Royal  Eastern  Reserve  Regiment. 


Warley. 
Lt.  Colonel. 
C.  H.  W.  Cafe  (Colonel,  2  Feb.  99).. 


2  Feb.  95 


Mijons. 

H    B  N.  Bewicke,  Resen'e,  2nd  in  Command 

.  „_  _  25  Jan.  89 

Q  Apr.  00 ■_■ :.j.  j     J 

Charles  H.  \V.  Maunsell,  Reserve ;  Adjutant 

.2  May  00   '5^"f 

Arthur  R.  Hennell.  Reserve    20  Dec.  90 

Charles  A.  C.  Deane,  Reserve ?i"?,f?l 

Philip  A.  M.  Pearson,  Reser\-e   6  hept.88 

Arthur  Cotes,  Reser\'e  18  JULeo:, 

Captains. 

Thomas  Fraser,  Reserve  ..13  May  85 

Genrse  W.  Hutt,  Lieut.  Reserve  '17  Apr.  00 

Percy  Fras.  R.  Newbury,  Reserve    ■»  Junes? 

Arthur  H.  W.  Norg-ate,  Reserve    2=  J'ov.  90 

Harold  Hugh  Francis,  Reserve 28  ^ec.  90 

William  L.  Ja  kson.  Reserve =9  ^J""'?! 

Henrv  J.  Lermitle,  Reserve    26  May  St. 

Vere  Isham,  Reserve   25hept.t9 

Frank  S  H.  Rickards,  Reserve 4  May  57 

LlRUTKN.\NT8. 


Second  Lieutenants. 


/lrfy•«/<I«^-C.H.W.Maunsell,MaiorRese^ve    12  May  00 
Qitiirttr  ifatter.—H.  E.   White,    retired  pay  ; 
Hon.  Capt 10  Dec 

Facinyr,  Blue.    Agents,  Messrs.  Holt  ft  Co. 


84 


ilAJOES. 


Command 


R.  L.  B.  Steele,  Reserve  ;  2nd   -- 

II  Mar.  00  ■. ^i?^-  °J 

Frank  E.  S.  Claridge,  Resen'e  '  j     '  ' 

O.  C.  J.  Hallum,  Reserve ••  4  Aug. 00 

Captains. 

WilUam  B.  Watts,  Reserve -'°  ^^^J-  9' 

G.  H.  Jlarqiiis  I\Tea,  Reserve  »3  Apr.  00 

Norton  Clmves  Ca.stle,  Reserve ^9  Mar.  93 

Lancelot  c.  Koe,  Reserve 1°  May  90 

Wilkes  JolUfle.  Reserve    iil'    * 

Joseph  H.  L.  White,  Reserve 2°  Mar.  9. 

Patrick  H.  A.  O'Hara,  Reserve ^...........14  Dec.  87 

John  F.  Trant,  Lieut.  Reserve  {Son.  Major). ..^i  Aug.  86 

LlEriENAMTS. 


Royal  Irish  Reserve  Regiment. 

Atliloue. 

Lt.  Colonel. 
p.t.c.  C.  K.  Bi-ooke,  retired  pay ;  Ilon.Co'onel<'27  Mar.  00 


Seconu  Liedtenanis. 


Adiutant.—V.  J.  Carden,  Captain  Hesei-\-e       1:  Mar.  00 
Oimr^o-Jlfaitn-.— H.Christie.  Reserve;  if  on. 

^Captain    i  Dec.  80 

Faoingt,  Blue.    Agents,  Messrs.  Holt  &  Co. 


Royal  Irish  Fusiliers  Reserve  Regiment. 
Belfast. 
Lt.  Colonels. 
Maitiu  J.  Hickley,  Reserve ;  2nd  in  Commaiul  ^  ^^^  ^^ 

w?S.^a1i^on;  Res^vve:::::;:::::::::::::::::":'  ■  30  Dec.  ,6 

Majobs. 

Achesou  W.  St.  George,  Reserve  'l^^liZ 

Arthur  M.  Maunsell,  Reserve ''*n?''^° 

Arthur  Xuzent,  Reserve    '  i„w  It 

Robert  Leith  Shaw,  Reserve    »  ^  „! 

Lionel  B.  Williraham,  Beserve   12  Aug.  91 

.lohii  Ja?.  Purdou,  Rc'erve 

Robert  r.  Devereux,  Reserve 


Oct.  92 
July  81 


Captains. 
Frederic  L.  V.  Jenkins,  Resei-ve  -  Jj^e  97 

Arthur  Banbury,  Reserve  °  Mar.  89 

Charles  F.  T.  Cochrane,  Reserve  it.  aiar.  91 

Andrew  Duciot,  late  Lieut.  West  India  ReRt.-  2  June  00 
Edmond  P.  Apthorp,  Reserve 3  Jan-  »" 

LlEUTESiMTI'. 


SbCO.ND  LlECTtSANTS. 

Adiuh,  «(.-•&.  G.  Maiisel,  Capt.  Reserve  11  Mar.  00 

Onm-tei'  Masle,:-Y^.    M.    Collins,    Beserve; 

^Bo„.  Captain  '9  May  80 

Facings,  Blue.    Agents,  Messrs  Holt  4  Co. 


HON.  ARTILLERY  COMPANY  OP  LONDON.  853 

{Incorporated  25  Aur.  1537.)    The  Armoury  House,  Finsbury, London,  E.G. 
Captain  Genbhal  and  Colonbl. 
ff.FM.  Albert  Edward,  Prince  of  Wales  &  Duke  of  Cornwall,  KQ,  KT,  KP.  &CB.  GC8I,  QCMG. 

GCIE.  GCVO 14  June  g^ 

Lt. Colonbl  Commandant. 
R.  R.  B.  A.  A.  Earl  of  Denbigb  and  Desmond,  p.  (A)  (0  late  Cavf.  Royal  Ariillery 4  Mar.   93 


Horse  Ariillery. 
A    Battery. 
Majoe. 
GilherfM*Micking,p.{t){k.) 
Major  City  Imp.  Vols, 14  Aug.gs 

Captain. 
Jobn  Major  Wright, ;» 16  Nov.  98 

LIBUTENAHT9. 

Robert  Allan  Connell,  p.  (i) 

(A)     4  Au^.97 

Arthur  Cecil  Lowe,  p.  City  of 

London  Imperial  Voh 2  Aug.  99 

Thomas  JamesCartland.jj.  7  Mar,  00 

Second  Liedtewant. 
Med,    Officer. — Surg,     Capt. 
Richard      Jas.       Reece, 

MB.  p.s. 10  Aug.  89 

Vet.  Officer.— Vet. Lt.  Fred. 
S.Stanley  2  Juneg? 

B   Battery. 

Majob. 

Frank  Burman  Bell  16  Nov.  98 

Captain. 
H.  C.  Duncum.  p.  (t)  (A)  ...12  Jan. 

Lieutenants. 
Hadriiiu  Bayley,  p.  {t)  City 

of  London  Imp.  Voh.  8  Apr. 

Chas.  Doug.  Ward  Archer.^;.  7  Mar. 


9^ 


99 


Second  Lieutenants. 

James  Fergus  Duncan,  p. 
Lieut.  City  Imperial  Vols.  5  Jan.  98 

Qr.Master.—F.  C.  Bell,  ^j. 
Hon.  Lieut 13  May  96 

Med.  Officer,  —  Surg.  Capt. 
Thos."  E.  F.  M'Geagh, 
MD.p II  Aug. 88 

I'et.  Officer.— Vet.  Lieiit.  D. 


R.  C.  Tennant  . 


21  Apr.  97 


L.  R.C, 
R.N. 


Infantry. 

LT.CotONEL. 

Boyle,  p.s.  [/]  late 
znd  in  Command i3  Nov.  96 


Majohs. 

William  Evans,  [(] 26  May  97 

Alfred  Fyson,(0 -12  Sept.oD 


LlBXTTENANXe. 

Fleetwood  Ernest   Varley, 

(U),    p.s.     Instructor    of 

Musketry 2  Jan.  95 

Edward  Treffry,  p.s.  Lt.Col. 

City   of   London   Imperial 

Volunteers  ,  4  Dec.  95 

Tom  Robinson,  p.it 24  Mar.  97 

Chas.  Clement  Hodges,^.*.  4  Aug.  97 

Arthur  Burton,  yj.s 4  Aug.  97 

Colin  Campbell  Wyllie,  ^.s.  8  Apr.  99 
Chap.  Frederics  Neshain..22  Dec.  00 

Harold  Tom  Hanson  22  Dec.  00 

Stanford  Gower  Hammack.22  Dec.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Lionel  Edm.Townroe,  7^. «.  11  Dec.  95 

Edward  Job  'West,  p.s 10  June  96 

Claud  Alli&ton,  p.s 17  Mar.  97 

George  Hering, /> 30  Dec.  99 

Charles  Frederick  Nesham  22  Dec.  00 

I  Harold  Tom  HariFon     22  Dec.  00 

'  Stanford  Gower  Hammack  22  Dec.  00 

I  Qv.iUds/ei-.— William  Elam, 

Hon.  Litut 21  Feb.  00 


Captains. 
George  Arthur  Marshall,  ;). 1 5  May  95  j  ofl?....-      <r«..«    Mniny 

G.T.  Carpenter. i,.*.,[Q].{S)7  Aug.  95  i  ^^,.?^'''S7^!"'^-j^rB 

John  Stanley  Kent,  p.s 7  Aug.  5    |      Wa^  er     ^^H^lJ^^^''^:  ,  oct.  88 

Charles  Hammond, p.s 4  Mai.  9      „  f.  „,     17     xr     -vivrl- 

Frank  Farrington,  p.s.  (S)  26  May  9^    ^"P;,^^"'!'^-,^-  ,,    '    ^^'^  ,8  Apr  00 
W.FrekeM.Wiiliams,(()p.».  7  Apr.  9?  '      delton-Cavey,  !• 18  Apr.oo 

AdjutaiU.—C.  E.  D.  BuAwOTlh,  Capt.  Eoi/al  Artiller!/ ^' Au  '     oS 

Chaplain.— Et.  Bev.  A.  Earle,  DD.  BMop  of  Marlborough •■■ ''        8' 

Artillery-Blue,  Facings  Scarlet ;  Infantry-Scarlet,  Facings  Blue. 


MILITIA  ARTILLERY. 

Royal  Garrison  Artillery. 
For  an  alphabetical  Table  of  Contents  to  the  Militia  Artillery,  see  p.  vn. 


EASTERN  DIVISION. 

Kent  Artillery. 

Formerly  the  Kent  Artillery  Militia.) 

(Embodied  3   May  00;  disembodied 
13  Oct.  00. 

Head    Quarters,    Dover. 

Honorary  Colonel. 
Sir  Walter  George  Stirling, 

Bart.,  late  Capt.  B.  Art...  8  Mar.  90 

Lt.  Colonbl. 
Edw.  L.   F.  Jennings,  p.«. 

Hon.  Colonel  8  Mar.  90 

Major. 
William  Elliot,'  retired  late 

R.  Artillery,  Hon.  Lf.Col.iS  ilar.  98 

Captains. 
B.    Lewh-Bnrned,    p.s.    (S) 

Hon.  Major. leithlt.  Art... ^Z  May  84 
Sir  Henry  Arthur  H.  Far- 

naby  -  Lennard,     Bart., 

DL.  Hon.  Major  loMar.  88 

Robert  Arthur     Cra\yfurd 

Christie,  p.i.  ret.  paif    12 

Lancers,  Hon.  Major 17  Sept. 90 

CoKnf  Dudley  B.M.Gu-owBki 

de  Wczele,  t>.e 14  Mar.  91 

Robert  de  Bray  Hauell,  p.u. 

(I)  Remount  Department ...10  May  95 
Jas.  H.  G.  M.  Lord  .ilhlnm- 

ney,"  (H)  (S)  late  Lt.  Cold- 
stream Guards,  Hon.  Maj.i 

under  Mil. Goi\  Pretoria.  ..2y  Jan.  97 

LlKCTENANTS. 
Charles    B.    Schlesiiiger,  p.s. 

(S)(I)  with Sojial Artillery 

in  South  AJ'rica 11  May  92 

Geoffrey    Lenuard    Hoare, 

p.s.  icith  Royal  Artillery. ..IS  Aug-.  00 


Henry  Hulton  Webber 25  Sept.  00 

Raymond  Chas.  Dodgson.  .25  Sept.  00 
William  Vere  Packe 25  Sept. 00 

Second  Liedtenantb. 
Mihill  Loraine  Slaughter  ...  4  Apr.  00 

Adrian  Lo\™y-Corry 12  Apr.  00 

George  Wingate  Matthew5.23  May  00 
Henry  ,Iohn  Humphreys    ,25  June  00 
Adit.f  Capt.— A.  J.Thomp- 
son, Capt.  R.  Artillery  ...13  Feb.  00 
Or.  Master.— Vr.  Mott, 
Qr.Mr.  R.  Art.,  R0n.Lt.2i  Sept.98 

Med.    Off.—  


The  Prince  of  Wales's  Own 
Norfolk  Artillery. 

(Formerly   the  Prince  of   Wales'  Own 
Norfolk  Artillery  Militia.) 

(Embodied   2  May  00;   disembodied 
13  Oct,  00.) 

Head    Quarters,    Yarmouth. 

HoNOEARi  Colonel. 
Field  Marshal  His  Royal 
Highness  the  Prince  of 
Vla.\i!S,SO.KT.KP.OMB 
GCSI.  aCMO.  GCIE. 
QCVO 28  Oct.  71 

Libtjtenant  Colonel. 
Thos.  William  Visct.  Coke,' 
Colonel  r.p.  Scots  Guarddsi  Feb.  94 

I  Majors. 

Fra.  D'Arcy  Wm.  C.  Niw- 
I      conic,  Hon. Lt. Colonel    ...23  Jan.  95 


Captains. 

SirS.  B.  Crossley.Bart.Hon. 

Major, Imperial  Yeomanry  2  Apr.  93 

Philip  Bennet,  Hon.  Major  7  Jan.  93 

Thos.Leish  Hare.JU'P.,'ii<e 

Lt.  Scots  Gds.,Hun.Major2i  July  94 

John  Cater 6  Feb.  95 

Bdw.  Henry  Evans-Lombe, 
p.s.  (I) ,  ] ustructor  of  Ar- 
tillery   16  Mar.  98 

Sir  Anthony  John  Thorn- 
hill,  p.s T6Apr.  98 

Lieutenants. 

Cyril  Harry  Walter,  p.s.  ...16  Dec.  96 

Hon.  Chas!  Jas.  White,  late 

Captain  Royal  Fusiliers ...2^  Apr.  97 

Joseph  Maitland  Wilson,  Im- 
perial Yeomanry  16  Mar.  98 

Raymond  Frederic  Boileau, 
p.s.  (I) =1  Mar.98 

Hon.   George  Keppel,  late 

Lt.  Gordon  Highlanders. ..17  Oat,   94 

Lionel  Guriiey  buxton =  1  Mar.  00 

Ifoji.Bertram  Fras.  Gurdon25  Aug.  00 

Walter  B.  G.  L.  Fitct.  Bury25  Aug.  00 
Second  Lieutenants. 

Hon.  John  Spencer  Coke  ...11  Apr.  00 

Maurice  Arnold  De  Forest  25  Aug.  00 

Sigismund  W.  J.  Trafford  29  Aug.  00 

Adjt.  Jr  Capt.— 

Qr.Mastcr.—G.  L.  Cockaday. 

qr.Mr.R. Art., Hon. Lieut.  4  Nov.  96 

Med.Of.— 

Suffolk  Artillery. 

(Iformerl y  the  Suffolk  Artillery  Militia. 

(Embodied  i   May  00;    disembodied 

6  Nov.  00.) 

Head   Quarter       Ipswich. 

HoNOEABT  Colonel. 

F.  W,  B.  Lord  Rendlesham  12  Feb.  87 


-S54 


Lieutenant  Colokel. 


Liuael   Tillotaon,  ret.   yoy 
R,  Artillery,  Hon.  Colonel  ioNuv.97 


Charles  John  Easton,  Hon. 

Lt.Colonel  16  Mar.  9S  1 

Captains.  | 

Edward    CfiarleB  Moor,   p.a. 

Hon.  Major,  with  R.  Art. .2$  Apr.  80  ' 
A..    Waller    Cobbold,    p.t. 

Uo7i.  Major   , 26  June  86  I 

Ranulphuft  J.  Carthew,  p.s.  \ 

Hon.  Major 2  May  38  ] 

Alfred  V.  St.  John  \Vhite(A)2i  Aug.  95 
St?tarf  KeUo  G.  Mackenzie, 

}}.».  with.  Royal  Artillery .. .2^  Aug.  00 

Lieutenants. 

Walter  Augustus  Erskiue    27  July  00 
William  Archer  Milner-Gib- 

soQ 27  July  00 

Robert  Dorrien  Kirby    21  Nov.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Robert  Templeton  Ridge  ...  9  May  00 

Arthur  J.  deCarrara-RiverS23  May  00 

Edward  Hiunphrys  Robin- 
son  14  Nov.  00 

Adj.  4-  Capt.—A.  T.  Schrei- 
ber,  Capt,  R.  Marine 
Artillery  i  Dec.  co 

Qr.  Mr.—JtLS.  Joy,  Qr.  Mr^ 

It.  Art. ;  Hon.  Lieut 26  Feb.  96 


Med.  Off.- 


Sussex  Artillery, 

{Formerly  Royal  Sun^ex  Art.  Militia., 

( Embodied  2  May  00 ;  disembodied 
17  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Eastbourne, 

HOHOBABT  COLONBL. 

Sir  J.  Hayeg  Sadler,  KCMG. 
retired  lint  Indian  S.C.         5  Auff.  8: 

Lt.  Colonel. 
A.  R.Margary,;>.«.  (H),(I), 
Hon.  Colonel    30  Jan.  92 

^AJOB, 

Rushton  Webber  Adamson    9  Dec.  96 

Captains. 

Herbert  Haworth  Peel,  p.». 

(I),   Inst,    of    Art.,   Hon. 

Maior 9  Jan.  92 

Freeman  Thomas  27  Feb.  92 

Reg.C.M.GilletiGridley.p.jf. 

(I)  28  Mar.  94 

Chas. Hamilton  R.Pelly,>».».27  Feb.  95 
Fras.  Jas.  Maitland,  ji?.*.  (1)  9  Dec.  96 

Lieutenants. 
Everard  Archer  Dealtry  ...  8  Jan.  96 
Alick  Wm.Wittit  Lyon,  p.jt.22  Feb.  99 
Charles  Henrj'  Hannington 

p.K. -  29  Nov.  99 

Eveiyn  A.  N.   P.   Pelham- 

Papillon, /;.« 2  May  00 

Hus:hAlei.  Leslie  RobC    ...24  Aug. 00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Walter     L.     R,     Graham 

Everitt 14  Feb.  00 

Fdwin  Mayfieid  2  Mar.  00 

■Robert  Barclay 31  May  00 

Ai)i.  4r  Capt.  —  H.  de  L. 
Walters,  Captain  Royal 
Artillery  20  Feb.  99 

Mtl  O^.— 


Militia  Artillery^ 
SOUTHERN  DIVISION. 

Antrim  Artillery. 

{Formerly  the  Antrim  Artillery  Militia.) 

(Embodied  8  May  00;  dieembodied 
6  Nov.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Carrickferj^us. 

HoNOSABr  COLOKEI.. 

Jame»    Martin    M'Calinont,* 

MP.,  late  Capt.  8  Husearg    4  Nov,  96 

Lt.Colonel  Commandant  . 

Eldred  ThociasPottin^er,^ 
late  Capt. R.{ Bombay)  Art. 
Hon.   Colonel  ;  Comdg.    R. 
Art.  Bage,  Line*  nfCommn. 
S.Africa u  Oct,   90 

Majohs. 

Edward  J.  K'nsev{I)    8  Aufj .  91 

G,^o.   Edit:    Elmiit    (I),    [^ 

(i/),  (A).  S.Africa    z6  July  99 

JamesBoydGilmour-Smith, 

{T) 23  Aug  c« 

Captains. 

Daniels. P.   O'Riordan.   p.s. 

{tl),  geroing  in    the  Niger 

Coaet  Protectorate   19  Feb.  96 

Wni.   Aguilar  Allpres«,  p.a. 

{I), Tnntructor  of  Artillery, 

S.  Africa 28  July  97 

Jail.  A.  Armstrong,  p. g.,(H) 

A»»ist  .Inspect  or  Gold  Coaat 

Constabulary   ii  Jan.  99 

Walter  Thos.  Southam  {Q!22  Feb.  99 
Robert  Monrajju  Hill,  jj.ii.  ...  6  Jan.  cxj 

Walter  Ferrier  Austin  28  Mar.  00 

Geo.  M.  L.  Irvine-Moore...  3  Dec.  98 
William  Baird,  p.f. 28  Sept. 00 

Lieutenants. 

Richd.HaroldO'D.Patereon 

South  Africa 28  Sept. 00 

Arthur  E.Alphonsn8Co\van28  Sept.  00 
Frederick  George  Hill    28  Sept.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Ralph  Alfred  Edw.  Sm,nh..2s  Apr.  00 

James  P.  Wright  Furd  22  May  00 

Arthur  WilliHin  Dobbin 18  Jutieoo 

Robeit  J.  Rowan  Waller  ...30  June  00 
Charles  Edward  Gritfilh  .30  June  00 

Anthony-  Denny  23  Sept.  00 

Adjutant  and    Captain. — C. 

N.  Ewart,  Cayt.  R.Art.  i6  Sept,  99 
Qr.  Manter.—K.  Smith,  i^r. 

Mr.  K.  Art.f  Hon.  Lieut.  4  Nov.  96 
Ued.O^.— 

South-East  of  Scotland 

Artillery. 

{Formerly  the  Haddington,  Berttick 
Ltnlithgott,  and  Peebles  Art.  Militia.) 

(Embodied  15  May  00;  disembodied 
5  Oct.  oc,) 

Head  Quarters,  Dunbar. 

HoNouABY  Colonel. 

Lt.  Colokbl. 
T.   A.    Houstuun-Boswall- 
Prestou,  Hon.  Colonel 12  Nov.  92 

Majob. 

Chas.  Thompson  Mcnzies, 
p.a 7  Sept.  00 

Captains. 
Wm.  H.  S.  Heron ■MaJ:iveH,^ 

late    Capt.    U     Fax.    Hon. 

Major,  tcitk  R.  Artillery... 2 j  Dec.  88 
William    Jan.    Oliver,     late 

Capt.  R.  Art  ,  with  R.  Art. 

Hon.   Major;    Army  Ord. 

Department  {temp.).  - 22  Aug.  91 

Robert    Walter    Purvis,   p.$. 

IniDcrial  Yeomanry...  19  June  93 

DavidWm.Milne-Home,i'.«.  5  July  97 


John  Henderson  Younfrer, 

lafeCapt.sBn.R.Scotk.p.H., 

(I) 5  July  97 

Cecil  Sisnev  Knight.^j.K.  (I)io  May  00 
Chas.  "Wm.  Willie,    [t]   (H) 

Major  late  4  Bn.   Ckegkire 

Regt 9  May  00 

Lieutenant. 

John  Hay  Brooks    r6  Aug.  00 

Cyril  Holmes     21  Nov.  00 

Staart  Carey  Houston  21  Nov.  oo 

Reginald  Ashley  Recshaw  21  Nov.  00 
John  Willington  Pepper  ...21  Nov,  00 
Edward  Frank  Hare  21  Nov.  00 

Second  L.ibutenant8, 

William  Griychotti  17  May  00 

George  Russell  Bnrker  21  May  00 

Alick  May  Cunard  14  Sept. 00 

Ji;7.  4*  Capt.—Y.U.  David- 
son, Capt.  R.  Artillery  ...22  Jan.  97 
^r.  Manfer.—F.    Reed,   Qr. 

Mr.  R.  Art.;  Hon. Lieut. ..,2g  Mar.  99 
Med.  Of.— 


Cork  Artillery. 

{Formerly  the  Went  Cork  Artillery  and 
the  Royal  Cork  *.'ity  Artillery.) 

(Embodied  3  M»y  00.) 

Elead  Quarters.  Fort  Elizabeth,  Cork. 
Embodied,  Cork  Harbour. 

HoHOBABT  Colonel. 
J.  F.  Earl    of  Bnndon,  DL. 

jp 31  July  78 

Lt.  Colonel. 
ThoE.Ainslie  Lnnham,  CB, 
p.a.  Hon.  Colonel 19  Aug.  85 

Majobs. 

Richard  Thos.  Welch,  p.n. 

(I)  [f],  Hon.  Lt.Colonel ...  9  Dec.  96 

Captains. 
John  Craig,  Hon.  Major  ...22  Sept, 83 
John  R.  beymour  Lemon, 

p.n 26  Nov.  92 

JohnFrederick  Ord.fi.*.  (I) 

{H),lni<tructorof  Artillery  7  June  93 
Chas.G.Cathcart  Hemi)htll, 

p.K 19  Dec.  94 

Harold  Dewhurst  4  Apr.  96 

MaitlandBaron  Jobeon 12  Sept.  00 

L1BUTBNANT8. 
Arthur    Qnain,    W.   African 

Fitld  1-orre 2S  Mar.  co 

VjiIentirieKiehd.Duigan,;),».  2  May  00 
Joseph  Worthingtou  Atkin27  t^ept.oo 
Henry  Badham  Thoriihiil  27  Sept.  00 
Richard  Edwin  Roberts  ,.,27Sept.oo 

,  George  Noel  HerricK' 27  Sept.  00 

Albert  William  Connolly  ...27  Sept.  00 
Richd.        de        Beaumont 

Beamish  27  Sept.  00 

I  Second  Lieutknantb. 

Chfirles  Forbes  Gordon 24  Apr.  00 

Cecil  A.  Erskine  Miller 7  May  00 

Algernon  P.  Y.  Langhome  9  Aug.  00 
Robert  G.  Ralph  Mansfield.io  Sept. 00 
A'ift..f-Capt.—\V.  H.  O.  Kom- 

inis,  Capf.  R.  Artillery  ...   j  Oct.    99 
Qr.  Manter.—C.  M'Cafferty, 
Qr.Mr. R.Art.; Hon.  Capt.  4  Mar.  95 


Donegal  Artillery  (The 
Prince  of  Wales's' 

{Formerly  the  Prince  of  Walea'  Done- 
gal Artillery  Militia.) 
(Embodied    z   May    00;    disembodied 
6  Nov.  00.) 
Head  Quarters,  Letterkenny, 

HoNOBABY  Colonel. 
Jas.  Wilfred  Visct.  Lifford..2Q  May  96 


Lt,  Colonel. 

T.E.Bati,{l),Hon.Coloitel  2$  Dec.  95 

Majors. 
Joseph  Georee  Griffith,  7'.». 

Hon.  IJ. Colonel    21  Apr.  94 

WilliamDaniel  Swinev,;).».22  Jan.  96 
William  Bernard  Reed.ji.s., 

S.  Africa 29  Sept.  00 

ClPTilKS. 

John  Robert  Baillie,  )>.».  (t) 

Hon.  Major 29  May  89 

Georqe     Caitriot    De   Simy 

(E),    Inspector   of  Police, 

Britiik  Guiana 2S  June  90 

.John  E.  C.  James  Cochrane. 

p.s.  (I),  (H),  serving  icifh 

the  Lagos  Constabniartf  .,.23  Dec.  91 
'Richard  Abercrombie  Irvine, 

p.s.   (I)    (if),    Insp.  Gold 

Coast  Constahularn 2  Apr.  92 

Sir    Hairy    J.     Urquhart 

Stewart,  S( 3  Apr.  95 

John  Sparks  Dewhurst,)).s.i6  ilay  95 
Charles  Kemp  Dittcsou,p,s.{l) 

(H),  Assist.    Insp.    Gold 

Coatt  Constahnlary  8  Jan.  96 

Wm.  Nathaniel  Sawer,  p.s.  s  Feb.  96 
Frederick  Hugh  Crawford, 

p.s.;  S.Africa 24  Feb.  97 

ZpHi(sF..JHan,p.».,(<), (A)(1) 

icith   Roval    ArtiUery,    S. 

Africa,  Honilajor    6Juneoo 

Jno.  Edwd  Robt.'  Stephens    4  July  00 


Militia  Artillery. 

Second  Lieutenants, 
WilUam  Ir\riu  Thompson. ..29  May  00 

Claude  Stuart  Lyon  27  Sept.  ex, 

Cecil  Kdward  Walkei  28  Sept.  00 

Robt.  T.  Chevallier  Cream  22  Dec.  00 

Adjt.  4-  Capt.—R.  A.  C.Wel- 
lesloy,  Capt.  B.  ArtiUeri/16  Mny  98 

Qr.  Master.— 3.  T.  Ricketts, 

Qr.  Master  Roi/al  Art iS  July  00 


855 


Lieutenants. 
William    Hanna  Milligan, 

South  Africa  4 

James  Workman 4 

James  Kerr   4 

Ralph  Edward  Barton  31 

John   Campbell    Fullerton, 

South  Africa  31 

Alexander  Black  Fullerton, 

South  Africa  31 

George  Mosse  Tyler    31 

Frank  Hamilton  Horn3by...3i 

Mervyn  Hamden  Corsellis  14 

Second  Lieutenants 

Hugh  C.  Chetwood-Aiken. .  9 

John  Bedell  Rutledge  29 

Hill  Motum    10 

Kenneth  Struan  Robertsonir 
Robert  Walker  Woodhousei2 
Norman  Wingate  Wingate- 

Saul 7 

Adjt.4-Capt.—  U.M.CoaTte- 

nay,  Capt.  Royal  Artillery  i 
t  Qr.  Matter.— E.   B.  Wuger, 

Qr.Mr.R.Art.jHon.Lieut.  9 


July  00 
July  00 
July  00 
Aug.  00 

Aug.  00 

Aug.  00 
Aug.  00 
Aug.  00 
Nov.  00 

,  June  00 
Sept.  00 
Oct.  00 
Oct.  00 
Oct.  00 

Nov.  00 

Jan.  99 

Oct.  97 


Dublin  Oity  Artillery. 

{Formerly  Dublin  City  Art.  Militia.) 

^Embodied  9   May  00 ;    disembodied 

6  Nov.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Dublin, 
Honorary  Colonel. 
Rt.Hon.  E.  C.  Baron  leeagh, 

KF 10  May  99 

Lt.  Colonel. 
WykehamC.Dickenson,^."., 

Hon.  Colonel 18  Nov.  96 

Major. 
Wm.  L.  Smythe,  p.s.  (I), 

Hon.  Lt.Colonel  iS  Jan.  99 

Captains. 
Howard  John  Sawer, ?>.».  ...2=;  Nov.  93 
W.  A.  Visct.  Avonmore  (I),  i  May  00 
William  D'Oyly  Battley,  p.s.  1  May  00 
John     Rowland     Hamljsni- 

Nott  22  Oct.  00 

Lieutenants. 
Fred.  Vincent  M.  Pry.ir  ...31  Jan.  od 
Wm.  Thos.  Jos.  L.  Wall  ..30  July  00 
Wellesley  St.  George  Ashe  30  July  00 
Joseph  Ohas.  M'Donogh  ...30  July  00 
Percy  Robert  Peebles 21  Oct.  00 


Edinburgli  Artillery. 

(Formerly  the  Duke  of  Edinburgh's  Uwi, 

Edinburgh  Artillery  Militia.) 

(Embodied  7  May  00:    disembodied 

6  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Edinburgh. 

Honorary  Colonlil. 


Lt,  Colonel. 
Alan  John  Colquhoun,  C£.  late 
Lt.  42  F.;  Hon.  Colonel... 20  &.n^.  87 

Majors. 
Robert  S.  Marshall,  p.s.,  (I), 

(H),     Reserve,     Adjutant 

British    Guiana  Police  ...17  Mar.  96 
William  Scott,  p.s.  (I)  18  Mar.  gfi 

Captains. 
Algernon   Mercer,  p.s.   (I) 

Insl.  of  Art.  Hon.  Major  12  Feb.  87 
Joseph  Edward  Lee,  j).«./afe 

Maj.  I  NeiPcastte-on-Tyne 

Art.  Vols.,  Hon.  Major;  S. 

.4frica  14  ilar.  9> 

Roiiert  Alex.  Christison,  p.s. 

(H),       serving      in       the 

British  Guiana  Police   ...  4  Apr.  94 
C.  W.  N.  Brown-Constable, 

S.Africa  7  June97 

William  Henry  Ai\en,p.s...2g  Sept.  97 
Samuel  Price  Munro,  (Q)...i2  Jan.  98 
Walter  H.Thornhill,  j>.8.  ...21  Jan.  qS 
Sir  Harold  G.Hewett,  Bart. 

(A)    13  July  5t> 

Lieutenants. 

H.V.  Fred. Leicester  Locock, 

p.s.  (.A)(S), South  Af rica. .. j6  Ay>T.  98 

John  Allen,  p.s '3  July  98 

Thouiaa  Nathaniel  French, 

South  Africa  13  July  0° 

Chas.  Guy  Salter  Hilton  ...13  July  do 
Cuthbert  Archd.  Lambton  13  July  00 
David  Livingstone  Bruce  27  Sept.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Coleridge   Connock     Mar- 
shall   -SMar.oo 

Edw.  RickardCarew  Wilsoni  1  Apr.  cxj 
Gerald  Wm.  Bassett  Gabbi- 

tj^g  16  May  00 

John  Herbert  Thom 29  Juueoo 

Cecil  L.  Drummond-HaT-..2i  Aug.  00 
Aird.HowellKvans-GwynneMSept.oo 

Adj.  4-  Capt.— a.  A.Cardew, 

Major  R.  Artillery i  Jan.  96 

Or      Master.  -  T.    P.    Fitz- 

Gerald,  Qr.  Mr.,  R.  Art., 

Hon.  Lieut i.s  Oct.   98 

Med.  Of.— 


rife  ArtilleiY. 

[Formerly  the  Fife  Artillery  Militia.) 

(Embodied   4  May  00;    disembodied 

12  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Cupar. 

HoNORAEY  Colonel. 

Sir     P.     Arthur     Malkett, 

Bart.'' 28  Aug.  95 


Lt.  Colonel. 
George  Murrav   Boothby, 
Hon.Col.  lateCapt.R.Art.  2  Jan.  97 

Major. 
Robert  Davidson,  j>.s.  (I) ...  3  Feb.  97 

Captains. 
Arthur       Moubray,      with 

Royal  Art  filer y 2 1  May  90 

Frederic  Dclmar  Barry,  p.s. 

late  Cipf.iQ  Hussars.  Com- 

viandant  JohoreSikhForce.  2  Feb.  98 
Geo.  Hamilton  Fenner.  >'.s., 

{DInstructor  of  Artillery  16  Apr.  q8 
Walter  William  Hewitt  ...11  Oct.  98 
Daniel  Burges,  South  Africa  6  Sept.  99 
Maxwell       R.       Canch- 

Kavanngh  i  May  00 

Leslye    Babington  Moubray, 

Remount  Department 12  June  00 

Angus  Melville-Robinson  27  June  00 

Lieutenants. 
Vere  Beresford  A.  deCetto  19  July  00 
Bertram  Sumner  Ward    ...19  July  tx) 

.John  Robert  Hutchison  19  July  00 

James  Hamilton  Elver.son  -19  .Inly  00 
Robert  Hutchison  Anderson  7  Sept. 00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

■lames  Robert  Boothby 10  May  00 

Egbert  L.  Tom  Taylor  12  July  00 

William  Lendon  Swan 11  Sept. 00 

Adjt.  4-  Capf.—W.  B.  Hark- 

1tesB,Capt.  R.  Marine  Art.  8  Oct.  95 

Qr.  Master.- — 

Med.  Off.-  

Forfar  and  Kincardine  Art. 

[Formerly  the  Forfar  and  Kincardine 

Artillery  Militia.) 

(Embodied  i   May  00;    disembodied 

6  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Montrose. 
HoNOBAfcT  Colonel. 
Sir    Reg.   H.    Alex.    Ogilry, 
Bt.,  p.s..  Aide  de  Camp  to 
the  Queen    i9Sept.94 

Lt.Colonel. 
C.  N.,  Lord  Carnegie,  DL. 
p.s.,  Hon.  Colonel ...28  Nov.  91 

Major. 
Hon.  Chas.  Maule  liamsay, 

late  Lt.  B.  Artillery    4  Oct.   90 

Captains. 
Alexander  D.Seton  (t),p.8. 

[l],  Hon.  Major 8  Jan.  87 

Wm.  Fred.  Forsyth. Grant, 

p.s.  (I),  Inst,  of  Art 6  Jan.  94 

Alex.     C.   Fotcnes  -  Luttrell, 

p.s.,tc!th  R.  Artillery 11  Sept.95 

Wm.  Hamilton  Ritchie, /<.». II  Sept.95 
Oswald  Vavasour  Yates,p.i(.  II  Sept.95 
SydneyJamesGammell,;;.'.  4  Aug.97 
.1  ames  A.UarrisLindsay,ju.».  9  May  00 

Lieutenants. 
William  Dyce  Stewart,  j).«. 

(A)  late  Capt.  1  Aberdeen 

Vol.  Art 3  Nov.  96 

Alan  Bruce  (■arnegie,  p.s....  i  .Ian.  98 
John D.  Burnett Ogilvy,^).».  i  Jau.  98 
Robert    William   Duff;  p.s., 

Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Gov. 

Gen.  of  Australia 4  Oct.   99 

Hon.  Douglas  A.  Kirnaird, 

J/cis^cr  o/Kiunaird     9  May  00 

Charles  Henry  Lyell i  Aug.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Edw.  James,  Lord  Bruce  ...  i  May  00 

Humphrey  Dene 7  Jily  00 

Leslie  Evan  Outram  David- 
son      7NOT.0Q 

Adjt.  4-  Capt.—G.  M.  Camp- 
bell, Major  R.  Mar.  Art.     3  Mar.  97 

Qr. Master. — J.  Dickens, Qr. 
Mr.  Roy. Art.,  Hon.  Lieut.  6  Dec.  90 

Med.  Off.— 


856 

Hampshire  and  Isle  of  Wight 
Artillery. 

{Duke  ofConnaughVs  Own.) 

{Former!!/  the  Hampshire  Art.  Militin 
and  the  Isle  of  Wight  Art.  Militia.) 

(Embodied  i  May  00 ;  disembodied 
6  Nov.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Sandown,  I.W. 

HoxoBABT  Colonels. 

General  S.BM.  the  'Duke  of 
Connaught.i'^  KG.  KT. 
KF.  GCIi.  QCSI.  GCMG. 
GCIE.  GCrO.  Rifle  Bri- 
gade, &c.  &c 24  July  75 

Lt.  Colonel. 

Maitlana  Moore-Lane,  late 
Li.Col.  P..  Art.  Hon.  Col.  20  July  Eg 

Major. 

Wm.  H.G.  Gordon,  p.s.  (t),  S  Nov.  00 

Ci-f  TAINiJ. 

CharlesWestrow  Hulse,^.*. 

Mon.  Major    25  Ap  .  S5 

Geoffrey  \Varburtoii,p.».(I). 

Sou.  Major,  Instructor  of 

Artillenj 6  Feb.   36 

Wm.  E.  lieene-Tucker.^^  p.s. 

{T),(HuTravellinf;Comhnii- 

sioufr,  Lagos,  Son.  Maj'ori^  Apr.  po 
AMhley   P^tg'ef    (T.    Williams, 

V.S.  D.A.A.Gen.  S.  Africans  July  91 
Sen.    Gordon     Watton,    }}.*. 

(1),  with  Roifal  Artillerg...  I  Mar.  93 
Godlrey  Maiile    Nicholson. 

j),» 18  Apr.  00 

Lieutenants. 

Montagu     Lane,    p.s.     leith 

Koyal  Artillery,.  i  May  99 

Walter  Carliss  Harrild 19  Oct.  00 

Alexander  George  Dalgetyi9  Oct.  od 

Second  Libctbnants. 

William  Arthur  Clayton    ...12  May  00 
Robert  Harold  Carrington.27  .June  00 

John  Walter  Povah 14  July  00 

Kenneth  Ha\-\vard  Devitt..i9  July  00 

Adjt.  4-  c«^'^  — 

Qr.Master. — 

Med. Off.— 


Laucashire  Artillery, 

{Formerly  the  Hoyal  Lancashire 
Artillery  Militia.) 

{Embo<lied  3  May  00;  disembodied 
II  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Seaforth. 

KoNOEAET  Colonel. 

William  Sail  Walker,  MP.  15  Feb.  99 

Lt. Colonel. 
Stanley  Arnold,  Son.  Col.  14  July  SS 

Majoe. 

R.  C.  Drury,  p.s.{i),    (T), 
Son.  Lt. Colonel 2  July  gS 

Captains. 

Alfred  James   Budd,  p.s.  (I) 

ioH//j  Africa    ...18  Aug.  86 

Greville  K.  Joseph,  p.s.  [#] 

tcith  Royal  Art  .Hon  ,Maj-  ,t^  Nov.  36 


Militia  Artilleri/. 

Sir    Dudley    Baines    For- 

wood.  Bart.  p. » 11  Jan.  99 

TVm.  John  S.  M'Corgnodale^ 

p.s.  with  Sunihern  Higeria 

Coustahiilary  i  Aug'.  99 

Samuel  Binie-ham 3  May  00 

Lieutenants. 

Herbert  Francis  Hcllins   ...10  Jan.  00 
Chas.  Spread    Hope-Jobn- 

stone    10  Jan.  oo 

Robert  Hudson  Pershousei6  July  00 
Charles  Camplin  Bernard  i  Sept.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Douglas  Clifton  Brown    ...11  Apr.  00 

Allan  Camp'^ell 18  Apr.  00 

Horace  Augustus  Kirby   ...16  May  00 

Clement  Henry  Cox  19  Aug.  00 

William  Cairnes  Robertson  28  Aug.  00 

Cecil  M'Gregor  Yates  3oAug.  oo 

Carlos  Bovili 27  Nov,  00 

Adi.4-Capt.~r.  J.  Winter, 

Capfain  Reserve 9  Apr.  00 

Qr.  Master.— 3.    Cox.     Qr. 
Mr.  R.  Art.  ;  Hon.  Lieut, iS  May  92 

Med.  Of.— 


Limerick  City  Artillery.      ' 

{Formerly  the  Limerick  C'ty  Artillery  \ 
Militia.) 

I 

(Embodied  4  May  00;  disembodied  6  I 
Nov.oo.)  j 

Head  Quarters,  Limerick. 

HoNOBABr  Colonel. 


Lt. Colonel. 
Wm.  D.  Maunsell,  p.a.  {f} 
Sun.  Colonel 2  Dec.  93 

Majob. 
Wm.  A.    Bentley,  p.s.  [^], 
Son.  Lt.Colontl   13  Jan.  94  \ 

Captains. 
Arthur  Edvin  Kershaw, p.s. 

Chief  Com.ii'tndunt  Cyprus 

Constabulary 2  Mar.  £9 

Harold  Galiray  Warren,  p.s. 

(l),(//).»prri»_7  wit h  Sierra 

Leone  Frontier  Police 2  Sept.  96 

William    Ros»    Broicn,    p.s. 

serving  in  the  Niger  Coast 

Protectorate  3  July  97 

Basil  Roche-Kelly,  p.s 25  Aug.  97 

Dawson  D.  R.  H.  Heather, 

p.s.  (I)  Instructor  of  AriiU 

Ury 4  Sept. 97 

Sydney  J.  Brasier-Creagh  7  Mai.  do 
Frederick  C,  H.  Campbell  -jg  Apr.  99 
Warren  De  la  F.Wright,  p.s.  4  May  00 
Hugh    Heneage    Finch,   p.s. 

W.  African  Field  Force. -14  Sept. 00 

Lieutenants. 

Edward  Thomas  Gelston  ...14  Mar.  00 
Eric  Sortain   Hancock,  with 

Royal  Artillery 14  Mar.  00 

Godlrey  Bloomfield  Huut  ..18  July  oo 
Henry  Buchanan  Wills  ...zi  Nov.  00 
Cecil  Herbert  M.  Fiimell.,.21  Nov.  00 
Charles  Wm.  Aug.  Arthui2i  Nov.  00 
Guy  Rambaut  Healy 21  Nov.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Gerald  Goldie-Taubman  ...21  Mar.  00 

Hugh  Francis  levers 15  May  00 

Robert  Chetwood  Moore  ...ii  June  00 
Wm.  Thomson  Sheppard  ...24  July  00 
Adjt.  4-  Capt.—C.  S.  Taylor, 

Captain  Royal  Artillery  ...16  Nov.  97 
Qr. Master.  —  J.  Edwards, 

Qr.Mr.     R.    Art.;     Hon. 

Captain 21  May  87 

Med.Otr- 


Mid-Ulster  Artillery, 

{Formerly  MnUUhter  Art.  Milit'w.) 

(Embodied  May  00;  disembodied  6 

Nov.  00.) 

Head  Quartern,  Dungannon. 

HoNOBAHT  Colonel. 

Lt.  Colonel. 
Robert  J.  P.  Saunders,  late 
Lt.  R.  Art.,  Hon.  Colonel  16  Feb.  69 

Major. 

J.  S.  Irwin,  Hon.  Lt.CoU...  8  June 89 

Captains. 
William  Browne,  Hon.  MaJ. 

with  Royal  Artillery    27  Sept.  So 

Wm.  RyauUvle,;'."  Rvn.Mai.j7  May  84 
Cecil  Balfour  Phipsou,  p.s. 

(I),  Instructor  of  Artillery, 

Son.  Major    '.18  Mar.  91 

Augustin    James    Digan,*- 

l^iSO.  p.  {S),  (I)     29  Apr.  99 

Ynyr  Richard   P.   Burges, 

p.s ...30  July  00 

LiKUTENANTS. 

Robert  Keith  Tailyour  7  Aug.oo 

Lionel  Thtis.  HillierLeland   7  Aug.oo 
Wm.  Hy.  CalcLt  Chambre..  7  Aug.oo 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Arthur  Spenrer  Cleaver    ...  o  Apr.  00 
Hamilton  B.  L.  GowerGunn  9  Juns  00 
Adjt.    4-    Capt.—E.  W.   M. 

Walker, Ca;>f.  R.  Artilltry^o  Feb.  00 
Med.   Off.- 


Tipperary  Artillery. 

{Formerly  the  Duke  of  Clarence' sMunrftr 
Artillery,  South  2'ipperary  Militia. 

(Embodied  2  May  00  ;  disembodied  10 

Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Templemore. 

Honoeaby  Colonel. 

UC     Sir     Charles     John     S. 

Gough,^^QCB 13  Jan.  97 

Lt.Colonel. 
Fred.J.S.Lecky,  Hon.  Co/.  25  Nov.  :/> 

Majob. 


Captains. 
John  Godfrey  Phillips,  ;j.«.2S  Anr.  06 

David  Ernest  Shine    23  Miiy  92 

John  Hopkinson  Phillips  ...if  May  9.; 
Howar  Mount  S.Lovering, 

p.s.  (A)  (I).  Ini>f.  of  Ari....\^  May  Q7 
Harold    Walter  Jones,,  p.s., 

with  Royal  Artillery     11  Aug.  o'' 

Walter  Jos.  de  Rupe  'rhack- 

well,/j.«. 20  Aug.  00 

LiKUTENANTi. 

Noel  Edmund  O.  Thackwell3i  July  00 
Arch.  Nelson  Gavin  Jones. .31  July  00 
Roderick    Mackenzie 

Knolles 17  Sept.oo 

Sydnev  Go'don  Sinclair  ...17  Sept.oo 
Cyril  Chn  .Gordon  Hamiltoni7  Sept.oo 
Frederick  Alfred  Dixon  ...17  Sept. 0.-1 

Second  Lieutenants. 
John      Richard      Lowndes 

French 5  July  00 

John  Newman  Kidd   ,. 31  Aug..  00 

Adjt.  4-  Capt.—R.C. Brown, 

Capt.  R.  Mar.  Artillery..  16  Dec.  93 
Qr.  Master. — 


Waterford  Artillery. 

Formerly  the  Wafn-f'rd  Art.  Militia.) 

(Embodied  7  Mav  00  ;  disembodied  1  -; 

Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Waterford. 

Hokobart  Colonbl. 
FJr  Field  Marf^hal  the  Rt. 
Son.  F.  S.  Lord  Roberts 
of  Kandahar  and  Tf'ater- 
fnrd.i*  KP.  GCB.  GCSI. 
GCIE.  R.  Artillery 4  Mar.  96 


Lt.Colohei.  I 

Hani-y  W.  F.  Chapman,  p.». 

Hon.  Colonel 8  June  66 

Robert ThomasCarew,  Jun. 

Hon,  Lt. Colonel 26  Aug.  96 

Captains. 
Laurence  GrattanEsmoncle, 

p.n.y  Hon.  "Mnjor  3  June  89 

LoftiiK    A.    Bryan,    p.g.    (I), 

with  Royal  ArfiHery    15  June9i 

Luoien  W.  Bonaparte- W.yse, 

p.s.  (I)    10  Sept.  92 

Sinclair^.  Kirk  wood, ?>.)».  (I), 

Instrucfo]- of  Artillery 26  Aug.  96 

Calverley    Jas.   Jn.   Lyster, 

p.s.  serving   in  the  British 

Honduras  Const abidary  ...22  Apr.  99 

LiBUTENANTS. 

John  Joseph    O  NeiU-Potver, 

p.8.  with  Roual  Artillert/...i2  Apr.  99 

Edicard  Z'.  TValshe,  p.s  Cen- 
tra! Africa  Rpgimenf  2  May  00 

Henry  John  Cbearnley 20  Aug.  00 

Matthew  Ernest  O'Connelbo  Aug.oo 

Second  Lieutenants. 
John  Efmondi'White,  West 

African  Fifld  Force 17  Apr.  00 

Wilfrid  Bernard  Rymer    ...  14  Aug.  00 

Arnold  Herklots 6  Sept. 00 

AVilliam  Bramwell  Pepper,  n  Sept.  00 
Adjt.    dr     Capt.~R.     M.   B. 

Ruthven.  Capi.  JR.  Art. ...is  Jan.  00 
Qr.  Master. — 
Med.   Off.— 


West  of  Scotland  Artillery. 

{Formerly  Argyl/a7id  Bute  Art.  Militia.) 

Embodied  8  May  00;     disembodied 

3  Oct.  00.} 

Head  Quarters,  Glasgow. 

HoNOEAGY  Colonel. 

Smollett  M.  Eddingfon,  BL. 

JP.  late  Lt.  c{-  Ad).  7S  F.  22  Oct.  84 

Lt.  Colonel. 
Fra.  A.  Walk3r-Jone8,p.«.  28  Nov.  00 

Ha  JOB. 

Captiins. 

James  Thos.  Nichol,  p.s.(t), 
(T),  Inst,  of  Artillery  y  Hon. 
Major 5  Nov.  81 

Alasdair  Stewart  Robert- 
son, p.s ...16  Aug.  90 

Jas.  H.  de  Button,  ju.j< 3  Mar.  97 

John  A.  Campbell  Younger  aS  Mar.  00 

Lieutenants. 

Henry  Lucas  Roberts 4  Apr.  00 

Ernest  Alex.  C"lin  Fraser..25  Sept.oo 
Thos.  R.  Paget-Tomliuson..25  Sept.oo 

Second  Lieutenants. 

James  Douglas  Strong 16  Apr.  00 

Havold  Smitbers 7  Sept.  00 

Adit.  4-  Capt.  —  R.  W.  Dale, 

Lf.  {Dipt.  Of.)E.Art. 20  Juneoo 

Qr.ilfr.— E.J.  Murray.  Qr. 

Mr.  R.  Art.  ;  Hon.  Capt.  rS  June  90 
Med.  Off.— 


Militia  Artillery. 

Lt. Colonel. 

Henry  E.W.  de  Robeck.ref. 
pay  R.Ari.  Hon.Colonel...2S  Apr.  92 

Majoe. 
Wm.  Heighington,  i).».  (I), 
Hon.  Lt. Colonel,.. 17  May  92 

Captains. 
Thos.  Edw.  M.  Madden,  p.s. 

([)  Instructor  of  Artillery  2T,  May  93 
Menry  Joseph  Harrington. 

;).«.  (U  25  May  96 

WilliamTyndallBlack,p.».{l) 

nerving   in  the  Niger  Coast 

Protectorate     4  May  98 

Thomas  Ord  9  May  9S 

C.  R.  D.  Gun-Cuningbame, 

p.s.  Hon.  Major 21  Mar.  00 

Charles   Richd.de  Robeckso  July  00 
John  Geo.  Latham  Nott,jj.ff.i6  Aug.  00 

Lieutenants. 
Hj-.  Mary  Lattin  Mansfield  4  Aug.  oo 
Isaac  Arthur  Jas.  Pask  ...  4  Aug.  00 
Francis  Fincb  Freeman  ...  4  Aug.  00 
Fred.  Wm.  Sullivan  Locke  4  Aug,  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Thos.  J.  Dillon  Thompson  9  Mar,  00 
John  Verscboyle  Campbell  4  Apr.  00 
Vivian  H.  Liiugford  PellewiS  Apr.  00 
Leopold  Gordon  Matterson  18  Apr.  00 
Nicholas  Alick  F.  Fenwick.^-i  May  00 

Adjt.  ^  Capf.^F.G.  Mflun- 

sell,  Captain  R.  Artillery  1  June  99 
qr.Master.—k.    Small,  Qr. 

Mr.  R.  Art.;  Hon.  Capi.  20  July  S7 
Med.  Off.— 


Wicklow  Artillery. 

{Formerly  tkeWiclclowArttlleryMtlifia.) 
(Embodied    11  May  00 ;  disembodied 
9  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Wicklow. 

FoNORART  Colonel. 
Charles  George  Tofferiham,^' 

lafe  Scots  'Guards 17  Aug.  81 


Sligo  Artillery. 

{The  Duke  ofConnaughVs  Own.) 

{Formerly  the  Duke  ofConnaught'sOtvn 
Sltgo  Artillery  Militia.) 

(Embodied  10  May  00;    disembodied 
10  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Sligo. 
Hf'NOBABY  Colonel, 
H.R.H.  The  Duke  of  Con- 
naughL  a»d  Stratliearn,'^ 
EO.  KT.EP.  GCB.GCSI. 
6CMG.  GCIE.  GCVO. 
Rifle  Brigade,  &c,,  &c.  ...  3  June  91 

Lt.  Colonel. 
Wm.  G.  Wood-Martin,  late 
Lt.  44  F.  Aide  de  Camp  to 
the  Queen,  and  Cohnel    ...21  Apr.   83 

Major. 
Gerrard  Macklin  Eccles 25  Sept.gs 

Captains. 
Robert  W.G.  Hillas,i«  p.i>., 

late    Capt.      Somerset     Lt. 

Inf.   Han.Mojor      iS  July  91 

John  D.  A.  Roberts. re/,  pay 

Royal  Art.,  Hon.  Major  ...18  June  90 
Lionel  C.  F.  Wynne,  js..'*.  ...21  Feb.  00 

Lieutenants, 

G  eorge  Abraham  Heather, 
p.s 10  Feb.  97 

Second  Lieutenants. 
John  Rowland  L.  Brinkley  27  Sept.g9 

Arthur  Felix  Cole    8  Mar.  00 

John  Bramley-Moore,    Weit 

African  Field  Force 26  Apr,  00 

Herbert  Wardlavtr  Milne   ... 10  Juneoo 

Cyril  Trevor  Shaw 28  July  00 

Edward  St-  George  Totten- 
ham Irvine 19  Dec.  00 

Capt.  4-  Adjt.—C.  A.  P.  Os- 
maston,Capt.R. Mar.  Art .21  Aug.  09 

Med.Of.— 


Londonderry  Artillery. 

{Formerly  the    Londonderry   Artillery 
Militia,  and  preciously  the  London- 
derry Light  Infantry.) 
(Embodied    i   May  00 :    disembodied 
3  Oct.  00.) 
Head  Quarters,  Londonderry. 

HoNORAKT  Colonel. 
Sir  H.  H  Brnc.Bt.  late  Cor. 

<(•  Sub  Lt.  I  Life  Guards  ...16  Jan.  78 

Lr.  Colonel. 
Stewart  A.  M.  Bruce,  p.s. 
Hon.  Colonel  2  Aug.  90 

Majob. 

Captains, 
Har(jraDeB.deHamel,p.s.{H) 

Assist.   Snpdt.  Straits  Set- 
tlement Police    13  Aug.  92 

ErgkineEyreWest ,  Dep.Reqi*- 

frar  IrinhLandCommissionij  Sept-gs 
JJ'ifliant  Irciite  Ltath^m,  p.s. 

with  Royal  Artillery 24  Apr. 93 

Henry  Alexander  Cowper, 

p.s.  (I) 2  Oct.  95 

Wm.HovendenFfolUott.p.*. 

(1)  Inst,  of  Artillery    14  Dec.  98 

Johu  Blandy    Jenkins,  Weat 

African  Frontier  Force  ...2Z  Mar.  bo 
John  Conyng.  M*Clintock..  3  May  00 
Lieutenants. 

Arthur  Richmond  29  May  99 

Reginald  S.  Moss-Blundell  2  Oct.  00 
Claude  Alexander  '.French  2  Oct.  00 
Leslie  Nalder  Stephens 2  Oct,  00 

Second  Lieutenants, 

Francis  Stacey  Jones    28  Apr.  00 

Stanley  W,  MosF-Blundell  16  May  00 
D'Arcy  WilloughbvOsborne27  Aug.  00 
Ralph  Hy.  Danhurst  Wight  5  Oct.  00 
Adj.    4-     Cavt.—T.     B.    H. 

Moore,  Captain  It.  Art,  ..  8  Mar,  gS 
Qr. Master. — 
M^d.  Of.— 


Glare  Artillery. 

{Formerly  the    Clare  Arfillert/  Militia 
and  previously  the  Clare  Infantry.) 

(Embodied  12  Feb.  00;  disembodied 

16  Nov,  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Ennis, 

HoNOBABT  Colonel. 

Lucius      Wdliam      Baron 

luchiquin   17  Oct.  00 

Lt. Colonel. 
George  O'Callaghan-West- 
ropp,  {M),  (i),  retired  pay 
Irish  Rifles 3  Dec.  92 

Majob. 

Wm.  Mansel  Bowen,  (I)  ...30  Aug.  9'^ 

Captains. 
Philip   Anthony    DicyeryP.s. 

Remount  Department     17  Feb.  gS 

Charles     Patrick    Mahon- 

Hagan,  p.s 28  July  97 

Jas.  Ferguson  (I)  late    -ind 

Lieut.  3  Draijoon  Guards, 

Instructor  of  Artillery  ...  3  Nov.  97 
Chas.  R.  A.  MacDonnel],2o 

«,R 13  Feb.  00 

Frederick  Colpoys  KeaLe, 

j)  g 22  Feb.  00. 

Harwarti  P.  Curtis  O'Far- 

rell,    late    Lt.    6  Dragoon 

Guards ^^  Feb.  oo- 

Lieutenants. 
John  G.  Mor.'-is  M'Ostrich, 

p.s 24  Feb.  97 

Joseph     Aler.       Lockhart 

Firmstone 2=  Feb.  00 

Thomas  Jenkins 10  Aug.  oo- 

Cecil  Bruce  Blake    10  Aug.  00 

Thos.  Hy.  Brady-Browne.. .10  Aufr.  00 


858 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Walter  Horace  F.iiBecbett  4  July  00 
Arthur  L.  Napier  Biddul])h2Q  Oct,   00 
Adjf.  4"  Capt.—B.  Gosselin, 

Captain  Royal  Arfillerj/...   i  Dec.  97 
Qr.Masfer.—J.  Weir,   Ho}/. 

Lieut,  ;  Qr.Mr.  H.  Art.  ...15  Aug.  00  i 
Paymaater. — 


WESTERN  DIVISION. 

Oornwall  and  Devon   Miners 
Artillery. 

{Formerly  ike  Royal  Cornwall  .f  Devon 
Miners  Artillery  Militia.) 

(Embodied  i   May  00  :    disembodied 
5  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Falmouth. 

HoNOBABY  Colonel. 
Sir     Colman    B.    Ra»hleigh, 

Bart,  JP 25  Nov.  96 

Lt. Colonel. 
Thos.Moor  A.Horstbrd,  JP. 

p,$.  Hon.  Colonel 29  July  96 

Ma.tok. 
Francis  John  Hcxt,  Ji*.  (1), 

Hon,  Lt.Colonel    xq  Aug^.  9^ 

Captains. 
Harry  J.  Youngr  Jamieson, 

JP.  Hon.  Major  18  Apr.  85 

Uobert  M.  Nowell-Usticke, 

Hon,  Major  18  July  91 

A.    F.   Beiiley,    late   Capt. 

Falmouth  Div.  Vol.  Eng.  n  Nov.  96 
William  Guthrie  Bedford...  4  May  98 

Lieutenants. 
Halph  Halford  Thuinpson, 

p.»...- 2  Jan.  97 

James  G.  Cavenagh-Main- 

v/».T\ns,p.8.{l)ln8t.ofArf.  4  May  98 

Second  Liectenants. 
Stanley  J.  Heme  Butler  ...24  Jan.  00 
Edw.  J.  Penbertliy  Magor.  .11  Apr.  00 

Adi.<irCapt.—T.  R.  Phillips, 

Captain  R.  Art 15  Aug,  98 

iUd.Off.— 


Devon  Artillery. 

{Formerly  the  Devon  Artillery  Militia.) 

(Embodied   i   May  00 ;    disembodied 
17  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Devonport. 

HoNOBABY  Colonel. 
Sir  Geo.  S.  Stucley  Bart.  ...  i  Jau.  7^ 

Lt,  Colonel. 

Wm.GorgeiiLowther,-^  rst, 
puy  R.  Artillery, Hon,  Col.  5  May  94 

Majob. 
Owen  Willmer  White yg  Apr.  94 

Captains. 

OscarKnocker  Dibb.^j.if.  (I). 27  June  94 

John  Wright  Guise,  [t]  (A)  0  Jan.  g? 

Frederic  Dalton.  p.s.  [t)  (A)  10  Feb.  96 

Chas.  Cnrlyle Macdotcell,  V.8. 
(t){H),  Adj.  Imperial  Yeo- 
manry  24  Mar.  99 

Hamilton  W.  Killigrew 
Wait  (t)  {H)  ...21  Juneoo 


Militia  Ariillenj. 

Libutknants. 

Harrti  Piinvon  Bennitty  p.s.. 

Centra)  Afrt-a  Regt 6  June  00 

Thos.K'hv.GiilbthB  Svvayne3i  July  00 
EdmuTid  Staiidish  Lucy  ...20  Aug.  00 
St.  John  Waring  Belcher     19  Supt.oo 

Second  Lieutenants. 

William  Vaughan-JenkinH  18  May  00 
Reginald  C.  Fred.  Maitland  7  Sept.oo 
Stewart  Francis  Montague25  Sept.oo 

Adit.    4-     Capt.^^.     M'M. 

Seddon,  Capt.  R.Artilleryio  Feb.  98 

Med.Ojr.— 


Durham  Artillery. 

{Formerly  fheDurhamArtilleryMilitia.) 

(Embodied   x   May  00 ;    disembodied 
11  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Sunderland. 

HoiroBABY  Colonel. 


Lr.CoLONRr. 

HaroldP.Ditmas,;'.*.  [']{!), 

South  Africa 23  Oct.    95 

Majors. 

T.C.M'ICcn^ic,i^o».X^Co^  12  Dec.  94 

Captains. 
Tnhn  F.  Clftrkson,  p.n.  ft)  ...12  Dec.  94. 
James  Gown,nR,p.K.<S./*/Vi<-rti3  May  96 
HnghSidiiovStreatfeild.p.s. 

Smith  Africa 1  Jpneg6 

Walter  Nnrman  (irene.  p.».  q  June  97 
Alex.GordonM'KeTizie.;).«.23  Nov.  98 
Pe,ri'U  Sharland  A»hford,p.», 

{H).  South  Africa    5  June 99 

Edir/ird  Herbert  Place,  p.g. 

(I),    Imperial     Yeoinaury ; 

Special  Service,  S.  A*rica  7  Mar.  00 
G  enrge  A  rthur  Murphy ,  p .». 

South  Africa 7  Mar,  00 

LlEUTRNANTS. 

John     P.     N.     Swninstou 

Strangwayes,  late    Capt, 

4    Bn.    West   York    Regt. 

South  Africa 17  Apr.  07 

RonaM  G,  Mavaon  Johnson, 

p. t.  South  Africa   ...  2  Mar.  98 

Francis  Edward  Belcombe, 

p.s.  (1)  South  A^'rica    23  Nov.  08 

Wm.  Septimus  S.  Cooke  ...iS  Jau.  99 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Henrv  Norman  Haggie    ,    .  3  Dec.  98 
Wm. 'Basil  Pope  Tugwell...28  Feb.  00 

Reginald  Edm.  Harriss 14  Mar.  00 

Arthur  Cecil  Bergheim  ...28  Mar.  00 
Hugh  Rd.  Ang.Whytehead  28  Mar.  00 
Kenneth  Buchanan  M'Ken- 

zie  4  Apr.  00 

.Tolin  Ashworth  Turner 12  May  00 

Gordon  Saxton  C"'oper 5  Aug.  00 

Adit,  a-  Capt.—V.  E.  Freeth, 

Captain  Reserve      13  Mar.  00 

Qr.Ma»ier.  —  A.    B.     Gee. 

Qr.Mr.  R.  Art i  July  96 

Med.   Ofr.—^'irfj.  Lt.Colontil 

James  Rawlings i  Dec.  91 


Glamorgan  Artillery. 

{Formerly  the  Royal  Glamorgan 
Artillery  Militia.) 

(Embodied    i   May  00:    disembodied 
3  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Swansea. 

HoNOBABY  Colonel. 
W.  T.  EarlofDnnraven  ayid 
Mountearl,  KP 17  Apr.  95 

Lt.  Colonel, 

John     Roper    Wright,   p.a. 
Hon.  Colonel 28  Nov.  94 


Majoe. 

Sampson  Geo.V. Harris,  jj.g.sg  Nov.  99 

Captains. 

Eliezer  Jones  Evans 29  Aug.  gi 

Lorn  E.    H.    Humfrey,  p.n. 

(H),    AKnittant     Inspector 

Lagan  Conntalmlari/  :'3  Oct.  95 

Rowland    M.    Daniel,    p.9. 

iH)  (/) (>  Apr.  98 

William  Chas.  Wright,  p.f.  28  Dec.  98 
Uhas.Digtty  Williams,;^.*.  29  Nov. 99 

Lieutenants. 

Harold  White  Beor 9  -Tuly  00 

H.  A.  Hildebraud   o  July  00 

Rgerton  Morton  Peel q  July  00 

Philip  Edward  Blackraore..25  Aug.  00 
Harry  Gordon  HodgkinsonsS  Sept. 89 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Adft.  <f-  Capt.—.L    A.   Fitz- 

Gibbon,  Captain  R.  Art.... i-^  Dec.  00 
Ued.  Off,— 


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Northumberland  Artillery. 

{Formerly  A'ortkumherlaiid.irt. Militia.) 
(Embodied   7   May  00;    disembodied 

I J  Out.  00.) 
Head  Quarters,  Berwick-on-Tweed. 

Honorary  Colonel. 

Charles  John  Reed,  CB 10  Nov.  88. 

Lt. Colonel. 
Henrv  Best  HansHamiltou . 
Hon.Colonel    10  Nov.88 

Ma-iob. 
Fra.    Douglas   Blake,  jj.».i2  Dec.  00 

Captains. 

Peter     Svan^fov,    ;».«.     (I), 

H  on.  Major,  British    T'lt-e 

Consul  at  Las  Pahna^ 3  July  86 

FrederickAug.S.  Steele,;*.*. 

Hon.  Major    12  Jan.  89 

Mathias  Hugh  Dunn,  p.». 

Hon.  Major   6  May  92 

AlfredJamesFoster,;).i*.(r';, 

Hon.  Major    u  JunC9z 

George  Elliot  A.  Pyle,  2>.». 

Hon.  Major    4June95 

Henri/  Alwyu  BroafP.it.  with 

Royal  Artillery 26  July  00 

John  Carnaby  Collingwood26  July  oc 

Lieutenants. 
Arthur  Nicholas  Lindsay 

Wood,;j.K 16  Miir,  98 

Henry  John  Rofe    ^3  Mar.  00 

James  Christian  Swanston.26  July  00 
George  Henry  Ivar  Grey   ,26  July  oo 

John  A.  E.  Drun,'-[.owe  26  July  oc 

John  F.  King  Lockhart 17  Sept.oc, 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Wm.  John  Fred.  Halliday  .21  Aug.  oc 
Reginald        M.       Normau 

Forbe« U  Sept.oc 

Ad}t.  4-  Ca;»«.— H.M.Barnes, 

Captain  Royal  Artillery.  .   i  Feb.  91 
Or.    Manter.—W.     Seayer, 

Hon.  Lt.;  Qr.  Mr.  B.  drt.ii  Nov.  91 
Med.  Off— 


Carmarthen  Artillery. 

{Formerly  the  Royal  Carmarthen 

Artillery  Militia.} 

(Embodied    3    May  00;   disembodied' 

6  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Carmarthen. 

Honobaby  Colonel. 

TTCir  Lt. General  Sir  James 
HilU-Johnts-^^  OCB.  ret. 
pay  Royal  Artillery 25  Feb.  g 

Lt.Colonel. 

Ftk.Y.Earl  0/ Cawdor,  p.f. 
Aidede  Camp  to  the  Queen, 
and  Colonel    24  Sept.g 


.  A 


MA.JOR. 

Sir  Jas.  H.  Will  iams- Drum - 
mond.  Bt.  late  Lt.Gr.  Gdn. 
Hon.  Lt. Colonel 6  May  gj 

(.'A.PTA1NS. 

Grismond  Philipps,  p.s.  (1), 

Instrnctor  of  Arfilhry  ...14  Nov. 91 
Ernald  S.  Rlckfu-rimn,  p.n. 

Lt,  Iinperial  Yeomanry  ...15  Mar.  93 
F.D.Williaina-Drmnmond,p.i.6  May93 

William  Kennedy,;).? c8  Apr.  97 

Huffh  F.  V.    Viact.  Emlyn, 

2}L.  p.s 4  Apr.  00 

Charles  Leyshon   Dillwyn- 

Venablea-Llewelyn,y.j(.  4  Apr.  00 
GeQrge  Powell  Roch.^.s.  ...  4  Apr.  00 

Lieutenants. 

ifo«. Walter Pitzuryan  Rice, 

p.s 28  Apr.  97 

Henry  Bath,/».* 16  Apr.  98 

Henry  Erasmus  E.Philipp824.Tan.  00 
Hubert  E.  Mansel- Lewis  ...  4  Apr.  00 

William  Lewus 6  Sept. 00 

Algar  Hy.  Stafford  Howard  6  Sept.  00 

SkCOND    L1EDTKNANT8. 

Kenneth  Eugene  Milford-..2i  Mar.oo 

Charles  L.Tyndall  Walwyn3o  June  00 

Adjt.  4-  Capt.—R.  P.  Moles- 
worth,  Capt.  R.  Artillery  18  Apr.  98 

Qr.Mavter.   —  T.  Williams, 

Qr.  Hr.R.Art.;  Mon.Lieuf.  6  Apr.  92 

Med.  Off.~ 


Pembroke  Artillery. 

{Formerly  Royal  Pembroke  Aft. Militia.) 

(Embodied  4    May  00:   disembodied 

3  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Millord  Haven. 

honobabt  colonkl. 

Lt.  Colonel. 
Fra.  PerrottEdwardes,  ;j.». 

Hon.  Colonel 6  Oct.   88 

Major. 

Wm.OharlesCope  (I),So». 
Lt. Colonel    17  Oct.  ci 

Captains. 

Lewis Peskett.^j.s.  {l),Iust, 

of  Artillery,  Hon.  Major  24  Nov.  88 
Chas.JoyhuaJos.HamSijJ.ff  5  Aug. 93 
Arthur  Ernest  Baldwin  (A) 

Hon.  Major    4  Sept.95 

Percy    Aiilagnier  Legg,  p.n. 

{H), Sierra  Leone  Frontier 

Police  15  May  99 

Roger  Miller, />.*.  (I) -a  Mar.oo 


MiluiCb  Artillery, 

Lieutenants. 

John  Rendall 20  July  9^ 

Richd.  Jacksou  Clarke,''^  {H), 

p.s.  serving   in   the  Sierra 

Leone  Frontier  Police  2  Nov.  98 

Rupert  Vautrhnn  Fansh  ...13  Aug.  00 
All>an  Henry  Ferrers  Guy.. .13  Aug.  00 
Thos.  Chas.  Rochfort  Craw-13  Aug.  00 

ley 13  Aug.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Vincent  John  Scautlebury.  i  Aug.  00 

Eric  Victor  Watson ..10  Aug.  00 

William  Ed.  DouglasOwen.  6  Sept.oo 
^(^/(.4-Ca/>^— S.L.Crockett, 

Capt.  Royal  Artillery 12  Dec.  98 

Med.Qff.— 


859 


Yorkshire  Artillery. 

(Formerly  Yorkshire  Art,  Militia.) 

{Embodied   i    May  00;    disembodied 

12  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Scarborough. 

HoNORiBY  Colonel. 

Arfkur    Brookghank,^     late 

Capt.38F.JP 23  Nov.  39 

Lt. Colonel. 
^.s.c.Jas.DigbyLegard.^^iai'a 

Capt.  R.  Art.  Hon.  Col.  ...23  Nov.  89 

Majors. 
Robert  Lesley,p.«.  {l),Hon. 
Lt. Colonel  3  Nov.  97 

Captains. 

Simon  C.  Scrope,  p.*.  Hon. 

Major 2  Apr.  87 

Wm.'Edwm  Fell,  iJ.»..  (1), 

Instructor    of     Artillery, 

Hon.  Major "' 4N0V.91 

Richard  Marshal], p.«.  (I). ..15  Mar.  93 
AnthonyGerard  salvin./j.B.  7  June  97 
John  Cecil  Yorke.;*.*.  (I)...  3  Nov.  97 
Joseph  Robinson  Pease,?*. 8.  5  June  99 

Lieutenants. 
Arch.Woollaston  White,  i^.s. 

icith  Royal  Artillery    S  Mar.  99 

Wm  Hy.  B.Robinson  Pease 

p,g 13  "Dec.  99 

Hy,  A.Choi  mley  Barley, South 

Africa  10  Jan.  00 

James  Pemberlon  Fell  ^.8.28  Mar.  00 
Yarburgli     Lloyd-Greame, 

-8  Mar.  00 


P- 


6  June 00 


Richard  Anlaby  Legard 
ROYAL   ENGINEERS  (MILITIA). 


Second  LiErTKNANTS. 

RalphChristopherSimpson  7  Feb.  00 
Alfred  Geo.  Wm.  Wrigli*  ...10  Apr  .00 

Lancelot  Arthur  Eddis  11  Apr.  00 

Whately  Thompson  .27  Sept.oo 

Adjt.  4-  Capt.—C.  Behrens, 

Capt.  R.  Artillery    ^  Dec.  99 

Qr.Manter.—G.  H.  Hutchin- 
son. qr.Mi\R.Art,;Hon. 

Lieut 7  Mar.  00 

Med.  Of.—       __^__ 

Cardigan  Artillery. 

(Formerly Royal  Cardigan  Art.Militia. ) 

(Embodied  2  May  00;    disembodied 
5  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Aberyatwith. 

HoNORAttY  Colonel. 

Lt.  Colonel. 
T.  Lloyd,  CB.  p.s.  Hon.  Ccl.26  Oct.  87 

Major. 
Gilbert  Saltoun  Jones,^  ret. 
pay  Royal  Artillery,  Hon. 
Lt.Colonel  25  Mar.  96 

Captains. 
John  Williams  Cuuliffe,  (t), 

Hon.  Major    4  May  87 

Michael  BowringCastie.^.^.ioMiir.  3q 
J.  B.  Taunton,  p.s. Lion.  Maji^  Apr.  89 
Hdw. Chester  Rogerson,  ;).«.iS  Apr.  94 
William    Jenks,     p.s.    (I), 

Hon.  Major    7  ^Ia.y  94 

Edw.  W.  David  Evans,  p.s.  7  Apr.  97 

Lieutenants. 
Hy.Robt.Skynner  Stradling, 

with  Royal  Artillery  13  July  93 

Thos.O. Ramsay  Sladen.p.^.  4  Apr.  94 

John  Lloyd  Hughes  7  May  94 

Maurice  H.  Cazalet,  ?j.a.  ...  2  Apr.  98 
George  H.  Oughterson,?*.*. 

(tf)  (I)  (A) 5  July  9? 

Fredk.  Hy.  Berryman,  p.s. 

Inst,  of  Artillery  13  Dec.  99 

James  C.  EUard  DEsterre...  4  Sept.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

John  Rogers  Lewis 30  Apr.  00 

Gerald  Charles  V.''ale  WilUssi  Juneoo 
Adit.   4r  Capt.—W.    M'Gil- 

downy,  Capf.R.  Artillery  16  Feb.  00 
Qr.Afr.— W.  Stephens,  Qr. 

Mr.  R.  Art.;  Hon. Lieut.  6  Apr.  92 
Med.  Of.— 


Eoyal  Anglesey. 

(Embodied  i  May  00;    disembodied 

13  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Beaumaris. 

HoNOBABT  Colonel. 

Thos.  L.  Hampton  Lewis,^ 
late  Capt.  5  JJragoon  Ods.iy  Oct.    gi 

Lt.  Colonel. 

Sir  Richd.  Hy.  Wiliiams- 
Bulkeley,  Bart 10  Feb.  97 

Majors. 

Charles  George  Matthews- 
Donaldson,  p.s.  (H.)  [t] 
ret.  pay  Bo^rder  Regt.  Hon. 
Lt.Col L2  May  99 

Francis  Boynton i  May  00 

Captains. 

Francis   Hooper    Rawlins, 

{H),  p.s.  Hon.  Major 12  Nov. 92 

Thomas  Fanning  Evans  ..  i  Apr,  95 
JoluiHy.  Pritchard  Rayner, 

Imperial  Yeomanry 10  Mar.  97 

Sir  Thos.  L.  Hughes  Neas-e, 
Bart gilay  98 


Lieutenants. 
Lewis  Harry  Goring  Lloyd29  Mar.  99 

Leonard  Hepworth 4  Apr.  00 

Arthur  Lyulpb  Stanley  ...16  May  00 
Anthony  Hamilton  Vivian  16  May  00 

Guy  Congreve  Harvey  9  Oct.  00 

Wilfred  H.  C.  Perj'-Knox- 

Gore   gOct.  00 

Sbcond  Li  BUTE  nan  is. 
Arthur  F.    G.    Pery-Knox- 

Gore  8  Apr.  00 

Geo.  Wm.  Bazett  Copemau  19  Apr.  00 
Wilfred  Swinhoe  Phelan   ...  3  May  00 
Jack     B.     M.     Matthews- 
Donaldson 23  June  00 

Richard  Kerr  M'Clymont.  18  July  00 

Adjutant. — 
Med.  Off.— 

Blue  Facings. 


Royal  Monmouthshire. 

(Embodied   i   May  00;    disembodied 

Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Monmouth. 

HoNOBABT  Colonel. 

Godfrey  C,  Lord  Tredegar'-  g  Dec.  85 


Lt.Colonel. 

Wm.  E.  C.  Curre,  p.s.,  Hon. 

Colonel 6  Feb.  95 

Majobs. 
Geo.F.Henry,Zori  Raglan,** 

p.s.,   ret.    pay     Grenadier 

Guards,  Hon.  Lt.Colonel, 

Under  Secretary  of  State 

for  War 29  May  95 

Ron.  G.W.R. Somerset, p. «. 

Hon.  Lt,  Colonel  21  June  97 

Captains. 
HenryE.  MorganLindsay,** 

p.s.    (H),   Capt.  ret.   pay 

It.  Fng.,  Hon,  Major 2  Dec.  91 

Conrtenay  C,  E.  Morgan, p.s. 

Hon.  Major    30  Dec.  gi 

C.M.Crompton-Roi3erts,;>.y. 

Hon.  Major 14  May  92 

Chas.  J.  ilelbert  Helbert, 

p.s.,  late  Lt.    Welsh  Fua. 

Hon.  Major 2  Sept. 93 

Geo.M.  Lagier  Lamotte^^f-B. 

(If)    27  Mar.  g8 

John  George  O'Brien 13  Feb.  92 

Arthur  Lee tham,*^   late   13 

Hus.  Hon.  Major  (-H)  [<], 

serving  with  13  Hussars  ...  3  Sept.;9S 
Arthur  R.  P.  lisct.  South- 
well, ^i.ir, 14  Feb.  00 

Reginald  J.  S.  Price, /?.«., 

{!£)  Inst,  of  Musketry     ...28  Mar.  00 


86o 


LlEUTBKANTS. 


R.  Llewellyn  Matthews. p. s.  21  June  97 
Roland     Stuart    Forestier- 

Walker,  South  Africa  ?o  Apr.  98 

Wm.  A.  DenisGalloway 7  Dec.  98 

Chris.  Fras.  John  Gallowayi4  Feb.  00 
Kenelm  EverardDx^by,  p.s- 

{H)    14  Feb.  00 

Henry  Lewis 6  June 00 


Militia  Engineei'S, 
Seconb  Likutemakts. 
Edw.   Turberville   I-.  Jeu' 


kins 

Codrington  H.  Rees  Craw- 
shay  9  Apr.  00 

Frederic  St.  John  Atkinson  17  Apr.  00 


Joseph  E.  Crawehay  Part- 
ridge   25  Apr.  00 


Claude  Lindsay  Corry    i  May  00 

John  R.  Leigh  Thomas 3  May  00 

Arthur  Percivale  Evans   ...20  Anj?.  00 

24  Jan.  00  :  Andrew  Green 22  Aug.  00 

Thomas  Sellick  Gist... 2^  Aug.  00 

Evelyn  Browne 22  Sept. 00 

Adjutant  — 
Qr.Mngter. — 
Med.  Of.  — 

Blue  Facings. 


Portsmouth  Division. 

Gosport. 

(Embodied  14  Apr.  00;  disembodied 

6  Nov.  00.) 

Major. 
T.    "E.   A.  .fones.  (P),  (ff), 

Hon.  Lt. Colonel      25  Feb.  88 

Captains. 
William  Hawley,  (P) 4  Mar.  9:1 

LtEUTBNANTS. 

SpeuccrLewisMortimer,;j.».T  1  Mar.  9 
PercyN. Buckley.  (P),(Z/),/«- 

siruc* or  of  Musketry 14  Apr.  07 

Second  Lieutesakts. 
Herbert  Joseph  Norman  de 

Saiis  (P) 2  Mar.  98 

David  Laidlaw  Auchinvole 

p.B. 7  June  00 

Adji~ 

Meedles  Division. 

Fort  Victoria,  Isle  of  Wight. 

(Embodied  14  Apr.  00;  disembodied 

Oct.  00.) 

Majoe. 
LeonardlNormanBarrow(P)i9  Aug.93 

Captain. 
A.  F.W.  H.  Somerset-Leeke. 

(H),{f),  Inst,  of  Musketry  8  July  93 

Lieutenant. 
Osbert  Joseph  Blundell,  p.«.25  Mar.  93 

Second  LiEniENANTB. 
Cyril  Hubert  Guinness 21  Sept.  00 


Submarine  Miners, 

Captains. 

Chas.     Grundy      Holland, 

(P),  {H)  H'n',.  Major  5  Juue  89 

Lionel  Norton  BlaclcwclLp.g. 

(il)   {Lf.  4  Bn.  Shropshire 

Lt.Inf.  21  Sept.89):^mfc^ 

Inip.  Laffoit  Conffahulnry  15  June  98 
Arthur     Overton     Luckman, 

(P),  iU)  AsHf.  Inttp.   Gold 

Coa»f  ConHiahnlary 15  JuDe98 

Alan  Theodore  Smvthe(P), 

{H)    15  Feb.  99 

Lieutenants. 
Thos.     William     Farquhar 

Spottiswood.    (P),    {H.), 

Inst,  of  Musktiyy, 13  June  98 

Cyril  Henry  Ayscough,  p.f.  12  July  99 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Robert  Henry  Muntz n  Apr.  00 

John  StUart  Marshall  7  Nov.  00 


^tillf/ 


Medway  Division. 

Sheerness. 

{Embodied  14  Apr.  00;  disembodied 
Oct.  00.) 

Honorary  Lt. Colonel. 
Rick.   CoUey    Wellesley,   (P)i6Nov.98 

Majoh, 
SrnestW.  Guinness,  (P)  ...  3  Dec.  98 

Captain. 
Robert  Murray  Lawes,  ( P)  4  July  91 

Lieutenants. 
Henry  Maneford,  (P),  {H)  10  June  93 
ChaB.G.  Manners- Sutton(P) 

(H)InstrHcfor  of  Musketry  9  Mar.  98 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Plymoutli  Division. 

Plymouth,  Devonporl  &  Anchorage. 

(Embodied  14  Apr.  00;  disembodied 
6  Nov.  00.) 

Major. 

R.  Penrose  Pilgrim,  (t)  (P) 
Hon.  Lt. Colonel 4  May  89 

Captains. 
Rchd.D.LeeJames,(fl),(P),  2  June  88 
Charles    Percy    Dean,   (P), 

late  dipt.   Canadian   Art.^ 

Hop.  Major    10  Jan.  91 

Lieutenants. 
C.OsbornSpringfield (P) {H)ig  Sept.9 ^ 

John  Maroey  Prior  (Pj  (fl), 

South  Africa 16  Sept.  93 

Francis  Gerard  Callaghan, 

(P) 5>Iay  97 

John  Frederick   Rudge  (.P) 

{H)    16  Aug.  99 

George  Stiielcis  Eckford  ...21  Mar.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 


Harwich  Division. 


Thames  Division. 

Gravesend. 

(Embodied  23  Apr.  00 ;  disembodied 

6  Nov.  00.) 

Major. 
C.P.Boyd,  (P),iIo«.irCo/.  S  June  8 


Harwich. 

(Embodied  14  Apr.  00;  disembodied 

6  Nov.  00.) 

Ho  NOB  ART    Lt. Colonel, 

Geo.     Blakemore     Rohhius*'^, 

Major  ret. pay,  p.s.  [t],{ii)  8  Mar.  99 
Majors. 
Fran.W.  Panzera,lt],{P]Jl), 
(H)Enifinepr  Ojicer,Britifh 

South  Africa i  Apr.  90 

Francis  Gumley,  (P)(H)...  5  Apr.  97 

Captain. 
Ed.BeckleBBartley,lif),(P) 
Hon.  Major 5  Apr.  97 

Lieutenant. 

Philip  Stansfeld  Huth,  (P), 

(H)Insfrucfor  of  Musketry  2  Feb.  98 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Arthur  Fred.  Dobbs,  p.s.  ..it  Nov.  98 
Frank  Corbett  Grimley    ...14  Mar.  00 


Captains. 

Ern.PercyS.Roupell(P).(H) 

Commissioner  Niger   Coast 

Protectorate  8  July  96 

T.  P.Gooke  Gumming,  (Pj, 

{H)    3  July  96 

Lieutenants. 
Donald  Osborn  Springfield, 

(P),(-H) 15  May  96 

Riclid.Jno. Carey  Cakes  ( P) , 

(H),  I}vit.  of  Musketry    ...26  May  97 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Wm.  Arthur  C.  MUls  {II), 
(P)  late  Capt.  3  Bn.  lri^^ 
Rifles,  scrcinq  with  Sierru 
Leone  Frontier  Police 14  Oct.   69 


Western  Division, 

(Embodied  14  Apr.  00;  disembodied 
13  Oct.  00.) 

Plymouth.     Embodied,  Cork. 

Major. 
C.  S.  Baker,  Hon.Lt.Col.  ...12  N0V.S9 

Captains. 
Arthur  Ratcliffe  Willi8,(P), 
(£Z^),(^).(i^3  Bn. Cheshire 
ffegf.  2?  July  88) 22  Dec.  97 

Geo.'  Percy  A.  Phillips  (P), 

Special  Service,  S.  Africa.! 2  Dec,  99^ 
Fras.  S.  N.  Macrory,^.«.(i/J 

Insfriicfor  of  Miuketry  ...27  June  00 

Lieutenants. 
Thomas  Adams,  late  Capt. 

2  Devon  Vol.  Art.... 28  Feb.  oa 

Richard  B.  Tonsou  Rye    ...  1  Oct.   00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
George    Montagu    Ponsonhy, 

West  African  Field  Ferce^o  Aug.  99 

John  Anchitel  Anson    11  Juneoc 

Evelyn  Digby  D.  Jarrad...i9  Sept.oc 


\1ervt 

in 


Milford  Haven  Division. 

Pembroke  Dock. 

(Embodied  i  May  00;  disembodied 

10  Oct.  CO.) 

Major. 
Henrr  Davis  p.s 


Humber  Division. 

(Embodied  i  May  00;  disembodied 

31  Oct.  00.) 

Pnull-on-Humber. 

HoNOBABT  Lt. Colonel. 

Sir  Alh.Kaye  Rullit,Knf.MP.'2  Nov.  9 

Major. 

Wm.  Henry  Wellsted  (t)(P) 
Hon.  Lt. Colonel    2  Nov.  9 

Captains. 

Charles   Hargitt  Johnson, 

[V),  Hon.  Major    uNov.o 

John  Geo.  Sinithson,  (P), 
Hon.  Major    8  June  Q 

Lieutenants. 

Charles  A.  Sebastian-Smith. 
(P)  (t),  KlI),  /'»«^  of 
Musketry 30  Mar.  9 

Robert  Syaney  Mills,  {H),{P) 
serving  in  the  Sierra  Leone 
Frontier  Police... 17  May  9 

Bernard  Cyril  Barton,  p.s.  7  Sept.  o 

Second  Lieutenants. 

George  Arthur  Ruck,7;.n....29  Apr.  9 
l^Robert  Coke  Hebden -^i  Mav  c 


Stf 


tin: 


Falmouth  Division. 

Embodied  14  Apr.  00. ;  disembodied 
6  Nov.  00.) 
Ful  mouth. 

HONORABY  Lt.COLOXEL. 

Irthur  Tremafitie  12  Jan. 

Major. 
'.  H.  Letbbridije    Basker- 

ville.*(H),(S).r«],(P).  >•«<■ 

2mj IriihRegt.Hon.LI-CoLij  Feb.  97 


Militia  Engineers  86 1 

CAPTilKS.  I  LlKniBMilTTS. 

John  E.  PToyterlaff.Lt.Col.  1  Herbertf;ecilFanshawe,(P) 

Canadiun  Militiii  [li),(^l  I       {H)  Imt.  of  Mnakefry    ...  4  Jac.  q6 

S,-^7r.«r:^„*„,»„(t);(«i/  ^^■■-  '"1  Arthurl  .  Wa.nwright(P)  =5  May  97 

1      S;.^"";.'^'"'',^!!"'":  4  Jan.  96!  Sbco»»  L.r.t.nakxs. 

1  John     T.    D'Arcy    Hutton,  ,      „  ..^ 

'      (P)    iU    York  Art.  Wett.  Hy.  Pardoe  Maltherrs.  p.s.  i8  Aug.  99 

btJ.  4  May  gO  loJuneoo   Isaac  Newion  Hy.  Watson.  18  July  00 


MILITIA   INFANTRY. 
For  an  Alphabetical  Table  of  Contents  to  Militia  Infiintry,  see  p.  vli. 


[he   Royal    Scots    (Lothian  j 
Eegiment).  ' 

3RD  Battalioit. 

Formerli/  the   Edinburgh,   or    Queen' t 
Eegimeni  of  Light  Infantry.) 

Head  Ouartei's,  Glencorse. 
Embodied,  South  Africa. 

Embodied    5   Dec.  99;    disembodi- 
ment begun  13  Oct.  00.) 
Honorary  Colonbl. 
George  Grant  Gordon,'  CB. 
CrO.    late   Scott   Ouardt, 
Lt.  Col.  B.  ScottiahBeten-e 
Regf 7  Mar.  00 

Lt.Colonei-. 
Edward  James  Grant,*  (if), 
Capt.  ret.  pay  Irish  Regt., 
Moil.  Colonel  ...     7  Dec.  98 

Majors. 
Roliert  Dundas,^  {ID.  late 

Scott  Quardi,  Hon.  Lt.Col.  4  Mar.  96 
Lord     H.       F.      Montagu- 

Doaglas-Soott,  ;>.» 21  Dec.  98 

Captains. 

Ci/ril    Pelham      Foley,    p.s. 

'Special  Service,  S.  Africa.ni  Aug.  93 
JohnF.G.S.^i»c^B^ackle.y, 

!).«.,  Aide  de  Camp  to  MaJ. 

Gen.  If.  E.  Knox 10  Mar.  94 

Geoffrey   George    G.   Lord 

Tewkesbury,'   (Jf),    late 

K.R.Rillet.  lion.  Major  ...25  Mar.  96 
Dudley  Heurv  Forbes,  p.«.29  Sept.97 
Charles  Peever  B.  Wood.. ..29  Mar.  99 
Rt.  Hon.  Aretae  Akeri  Doiig- 

lat,  MP.,  )'.»■  Chief  Com- 

misaioner  of  Workt  is  Apr.  99 

Orlando  ri«c(.  Newport,  p.s. 29  Apr.  99 
Thos.  Clarence  E.  Goff,  p.x.^g  Dec.  99 
Edward  Lisle  Strutt,  p.s.  ...20  Feb.  00 
Hon.   Ivan  Campbell,'  late 

Lt.  Cameron  Highlanders.  8  Aug.  00 

LtKUTENANIS. 

Eric  Frank  Penn 30  Aug.  99 

Archibald     Donglas  -  Pen- 

nant 30  Aug.  99 

Herbert  Frederic  Collmg- 


The  Queen's  Royal  West 
Surrey  Regt. 

3RD  Battalion. 
{Formerly  the  znd Royal  SurreyMilitia.) 

Head  Quarters,  Guildfori. 
Embodied,  South  Africa. 

(Embodied  4  Dec.  99.) 
Honorary  Colonel. 
John  Davis,  p.s.  If],  Aide  de 

Camp  to  the  Queen 5  Oct.    gs 

Lt. Colonel. 
P.H.Fairtlough,p.«.(i/),[t>3  0ct.  gs 

Majors. 
Wellington  A.  D.   Shelton, 
p.s.    [t]  Station    Conidl.  S. 
Africa,  Hon.  Lt.Coloiiel ...13  Nov.  95 

Fred.  Geo.  Parsons(Q),  (H)3i  Jan.  00 


ridge.. 


..22  Feb.  99 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Sir  Smith  Hill  Child,  Barf.-s  Oct.  99 
EdwardJohn  Farquharson 

Johnston iiljov.gg 

■  Sir  Duncan  Edwyn  Hay  -.?i  Jan.  00 
Cyril  Brook  Northey(i3fi'o'li2  Apr.  00 

Eric  Cecil  Hill-Whitsou 21  Apr.  00 

Reginald  Charles  Wrey  ...  8  May  00 
Josceline  Cbas.  Hy.  Grant  9  Ma.v  °° 
George  Jas.  Robt.  Clerk  ...28  I«ov.  00 
John  Eustace  Cruickshank28  Nov.  00 
Adit.4-Capt.-G.  H.  David- 

son,  Capt.  I  Battalion  ...2[  Feb.  93 
Or.afMto.— Walter  F.Hor- 

niblow,»iron.  Captain  ...23  June86 
Ued.Off.-Surg.  Lf.Colonel 

Robert  Lucas,  MB i  Dec  91 

F.mlarkeifor  S.  Africa,  1  Mar.  1900. 


Captains. 

Albert  G.  Shaw,  j>.» 7  May  gi 

Henrv  S.  Walker,  p.s.,  [(]    21  May  96 
Hy.  Fred.    Wilkinson,     p.i. 

[f]Siippli/  0Jicer,S.Afrieaz6  June  96 
Wm.  MelvilleLauristonLee, 

rel.pai/  irartt-ickihireRegf.21  Sept.gS 
WalterH.de  BurghGritBth, 

p.s.(Ht  [t)  I^'',^'''^ 

William  James  Grant,  p.s..  6  J'eb.  00 
Charles  William  Blake        17  Feb.  00 

Hy.  Win.  Geo.  Crcftou  25  May  97 

tdw.  Guscoigne  Wiiliains 

„  g 3  May  00 

LlBUTRVANT. 

Fearnley   Bonnell  Storey    4  Dec.  59 

Second  LiEnTENANTS. 
Geffery    J.     G.    Tempest 

Wight iSDec.  98 

John  Alsager  PoUocli    i  June  99 

Ernest  Charles  Fenera  n  ...  4  Nov.  99 
Jas.  K.  North  Versturme,/).i6  Feb.  00 
Charles  p:dward  Thornton  ..  4  Apr.  00 
Fras.  Richd.  Sanil.  BirchamiS  A|)r.  00 
Wm.  G.  Moh-neux  Sarel  ...19  Apr.  00 

Harold  Vere'Hankey 9  Juneoo 

Louis  Oakeley  Mott  {Depotus  Juneoo 
Henry  EllershaW;(iif/)oO  ...18  July  00 
Francis  Cecil  Longbourne 

{Depot) 30  July  00 

CuthbertE.LatimerBowen.ioOct.  00 
John  Walters  Scott  Malden23  Nov.  00 
Adjt.  4-  Capt.—n.  B.  Swin- 

ton,  Capf. Berkshire  Regt.2i  Oct.   97 
QcifiM(ei-.— Johns.  Dyke,' 

Hon.  Captain 13  Nov.  86 

Med.  Off.— 

Embarked  for  S.  Africa,  20  Feb.  1900. 

The  Buffs  (East  Kent  Regt.). 

3RD  Battalion. 
(Formerly  the  East  Kent  Militia.) 
Head  Quarters,  Canterbury.     Em- 
bodied.  South  Africa. 
(Embodied  18  Jan.  00.) 
The  Motto  ' '  In  cicta ' '  under  a  White 
Horse.    "Mediterranean." 
HoNOEABY  Colonel. 
Sir  Hy.  M.  Leslie  Rundle,' 
KCB.  CMG.  DSO.  Royal 
Artillery 21  Juneoo 


Lt. Colonel  Commandant. 
Theo.  F.  Brinckman,  Hon. 

Colonel 4  Feb.  99 

Lt.  Colonel. 

Majors. 
Arthur  Hv.  Tylden-Patten- 

son,"  re'f.  pay  The  Buft  ...  6  Apr.  98 
Malcolm     James     Russel 

Dundns, ;;.«.  [t]   (H) 22  Feb.  99 

Captains. 
Charles Vipan,;).s.  (Hi,'if'\i2  June  92 
Chas.  Qeo.  Bering  Haslewood 

(H), Assist. Tntp.GoldCoasf 

Consfabulari/  4  May  95 

WyndhamFred.Tufnell,;).*. 

(H)       Gentleman       Usher 

Quarterly   Waiter    to    the 

Queen     4  May  96 

Roger  A.  Reith,'l>.s.,{R),lf], 

South  Africa   10  Feb.  97 

Lionel  Ed.  L.  Triscott,)J.»....  7  July  97 
Pred.A.CallowHole,;).«.(Ji') 

Ri/.  Staff  Officer,  S.  Africaio  Nov.  97 
Edward  S.  (i'Grady,  p.t.  ...22  Feb    99 

Lieutenants, 
J.  R.  Holden,  (if),  serving  in 
the  Egyptian  Coast  Guard 

Administration  22  Apr.  93 

Cl3mentVallangeVallange  12  Jan.  gS 
Guy  Bingham  W  Walker. ..22  Feb.  99 
Charles  Albert  Colley3(ii).  5  July  99 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Henrv  Stewart  Hardy  17  May  98 

Richa'cd  Hucil,  p.s 29  Mar.  gg 

Harry  Denne  Hirst 25  Apr.  99 

Charles  Walter  Blackall  ...  8  Nov.  99 
George     Arthur     Emerson 

Chapman 26  Jan.  00 

Leopold  Marcbant  Oliver  .27  Feb.  00 
Vivian  T.  1).  Palmer,  late 

2nd  Lt.  Coldstream  Guards  7  Mar.  00 
John  Ferguson  Thomson...  7  Mar.  co 
Arthur  Ord  French-Brew- 

ster     22  Juneoo 

Robt.  C.  Sydney  Ffrench 

Blake   6N0T.00 

Walter  Neave  Wells  19  Nov.oo 

Ad/t.   t    Capt.  —  Reginald 

Bayard,  Jliii/o''  i  Bn i  Feb.  96 

Qr. Master,  — 'Herbert       C. 

C\imber,^  Hon.  Lient 29  Apr.  91 

Med.  Of.— 

Embarked  for  S.  Africa,  10  Mar.  1900. 


The  King's  Own  (Royal  Lan- 
caster Regiment). 

3BD  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  1st  Royal  Lancashire 
Militia.) 
Head  Quarters,  Lancaster. 
Embodied,  South  Africa. 
(Embodied  23  Jan.  00.) 
'*Mediterra'nean.'* 
Honoeaby  Colonel. 
Riaht   Hon.   Fred.    A.   Earl 
ofDe  l.y,KG.GCB.Aide  de 
Camp   to  the    Queen;   late 
Lt    '■"  ('   Cii;i/.    Grenadier 
auards : 27  Feb.  86 


862 

Lt. Colonel  Commandamt, 
Bordrigge    North     North , ' 
JP.     (t),    Esquire    of   St. 
John  of  Jerusalem  4  Nov.  99 

Lt.Colonel. 


Majohs. 
William  Henry  Feilden     ...28  Dec.  99 
Francis  Edwd.  Filzherbert  5  Feb.  00 

CAriAINS. 

Richd.  Xorman  De  la  Bere 

(H) 3oJ'ib'  92 

Richard  Trappes-Lomax...  2  May  96 
Algernon  Basil  Feilden  ...iq  Aug.  q6 
Geo.  Dunstan  Timmis,  ^j.«. 

{ID  [f] 22  Jan.  98 

Francis       Patrick       Vane, 

Comdij.Trnitgpoyf  Compitni/ 

S.  Africa  Field  Force i  Jku.  co 

.John  Challonor,  y/.jt 15  Jan.  00 

Francis  Stanley  Jackson  .,,16  Jan.  00 
Hugh  Aug.  Baffot-(_'hester...  6  Feb.  00 

Lieutenants. 

Sbcond  Lieutenants. 
Cecil  Edward  Gallagher    ...  6  Dec.  99 
Francis  Howard  Deakin  ...15  Dec.  99 

Norman  Ehott  Howell  12  Jan.  00 

Melvill  Gordon  Bayley  15  Jan.  00 

Algernon     G.      M.     Fred. 

Howard    26  Jan.  00 

John  Black 30  Jan.  00 

Idris  Havard  Jos.  WilliRma4  Feb,  00 
Warrington      R.     Tylden- 

Wright 5  Feb.  oc. 

Robert   P.  F.    Darby  Mac- 

Gratli  {Depot)    i  May  00 

Geoffrey  Francis  Hastings.17  Oct.  00 

Percival  James  Parcell 20  Nov.  00 

Adjt.  <Sr  Capt.—O.  J.  Daniel. 

Citpt.  JV.  Lanciuhire  Reg.,  i  May  96 
Qr.Master.—Thos.  Uatclie- 

lor,  Mo,i.  Lieut. 2  Feb.  95 

Med.  Of.— 

Emharl-ed  for  Son  ft,  A'''ru-<f,  Feb.  1900. 


4TH  Battalion. 

(  Formerly  the  iff  Royal  Lancaahlrt 

Militia.) 

Head  Quarters,  Lancaster. 

Embodied,  South  Afi-ica. 

(Embodied  13  Dec.  99.) 

HoNoKARV  Colonel. 

at.  Hon,  Fred.  A.  Earl  of 
Derby,  AG.  GCB.  Aide  d,; 
Cam})  to  the  Queen,  lateLt. 
and  Capt.  Grenadier  Gds...2j  Feb.  86 

Lt.  (..'CLONE  L. 

William  Kemmis,  DL.  JP.  4  Nov.  99 

Majoks. 
Jas.  Meredith  Maurice  (M)  i  Feb.  96 
Herbert    Ramsay  Feilden, 

ret.  fay  Lancashire  Fun...,    9  Nov.  98 

Captains. 
Fisher  Henry  Freke  Evans, 

jw.s 4  Aug.  95 

John  Barker  (S),  Instruc- 
tor of  Mu.fketry 13  Ai>r.  99 

James  Worsley-Taylor 13  Apr.  99 

Lioui.s  W.  0'HaraHibuert-..i3  Dec.  99 
JiichardR.  W.  FitzHerberti4  Dec.  99 
Arthur    Harold   W.    Sauu- 
ders-Knox-Gore 4  Nov.  93 

Lieutenants. 

Second  Liextcnanis. 
Thomas  Otho  FitzGerald  ...  o  Dec.  99 
Laurence    Brisco    J.    Ray, 

Army  Serr.  Corptf  {i/raded 

ng  StafL^eKf.^  ..     '.         zS  Dec.  99 


Militia  Infantry* 

Eustace    Henry  M.   Talbot 

Bainea  i  Jan.  00 

Robert  Frederick  Awdry...  i  Jan.  00 
John  Thornton  Lodwick  ...  3  Jan.  00 

Louis  Alban  Walton    8  Jan.  00 

Leonard  Ralph  Barker 18  Feb.  00 

Eustace  Arthur  Maude  18  Feb.  00 

Henry    Towry    Law,    Staff 

Officer    to    Station  Comdt, 

S.  Africa 30  June  00 

Frederick  Eckstein  Hunt ...  3  Sept. 00 
Percy  Dc  Lmiers  Temple. ..17  Oct.  00 

Cecil  Walter  Brennand 1  Nov.  00 

Chas.     Wm.     Raffray     M. 

Foster  3  Dec.  00 

AdJt.     4-     Cajjt.—J.    H.    A, 

Boyce,  Captain  i  Bn.  15  Jan.  96 

Q/-.3/««/pr.— Bernard  Daly, 

Hon.  Lieut 27  Feb.  95 

Mpd.  Off.— 

Embarked  for  S,  Africa,  11  Jan.  00. 


Northumberland  Fusiliers. 

5TH    BiTTALION. 

{Formerly  the  Northumberland  Militia .] 

Head  Qui^rters,  Alnwick.  Embodied, 
Malta. 

(Embodied  12  Dec.  99.) 

HONOKART   COLOH.KL. 

7'A.?Z?i/i(:cof  Northumberland, 
JtQ.  Aide  de  Camp  to  the 
Queen 8  Feb.  99 

Lt.Colonel. 

Lord  Algernon  M.  A.  Percy 
(H:),lateLt. Grenadier  Gdg. 
Hon.  Colonel 15  July  95 

Majobs. 
Lord  Lionel  Cecil,  Hon.  Lt. 

Colonel IS  July  95 

William  Orde    :S  Nov.  9^ 

Captains. 

Roddam  J.    Roddam,  p.s. 

Hon.  Major 5  Aug.  85 

Percy  Horace  G.  Powell- 
Cotton,  ;>.».  fi/),  (T)    5  Aug.  80 

ifon. Ronald  C.  Jervis  3  May  90 

Edwflrd  Joicey 21  Mar.  qi 

Robert  Sc^tt :8  Feb.  93 

Thomas  Henry  Lindberg, 

p.s.  (ff)    i30ct.  99 

John  Westmacott 11  Dec.  95 

Richard  Foulis  RoundeU...i3  Oct.  95 
John  R.  Hutton-Squire    ...15  Mar.  99 

Lieutenants. 

Eilw.  Grittiths  Geo.  Burdom?  Junepe 

Hiiyh  de  Pntron  (H)  {t) 17  Nov.  97 

Hon.  Eustace  S.  Hamilton- 
Russell 26  Oct.  98 

Hugh  Edward  Joicey    n  May  00 

George  A.  Hamilton  Beau- 
mont   II  May  00 

Noel  Tudor  Lioyd    9  Aug.  00 

Geo.  Paterson  Nunneley  ..21  Sept.  00 
Hoit.Wm.  Hugh  Littleton. 21  Sept.  00 
Graham  Carr  Holderness..2i  Sept. 00 
Ernest  Artliur  Leather  3  Oct.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Godfrey  H.  Patrick  Boyle. ..12  Sept. 00 
HumfreyCampbenStephen25  Sept. 00 

Mervyn  Lloyd  22  Oct.  00 

Ian       Malcolm      Bonham- 

Carter  22  Oct.  00 

William  Eugene  Melles 12  Nov.  00 

Malcolm  Berwick 15  Dec.  00 

Adif.  4-  Capf.~G.     F.     T. 

Leatiitr,  MaJ.  2  Battalion  6  Apr.  98 
<Jr.Magfer.—J.  BeU,Hon,Lf.26  July  00 
Med.   Off.- 

Embarkedfor  Malta,  10  Feb.  igoo. 


The  Royal  Warwickshire  Regt. 

5TH  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  1st  Warwick  Militia.) 

Head  Quarters, Warwick . 

•*  The  Bear  and  Ragged  Staff." 

(Embodied  25  Jan.  oo;  disembodied 
iS  Oct.  00.) 

HoNOKABY  Colonel, 
Rt.Hon.  JV.  H.,  Lord  Leigh  2  June  65 

Lt.Colonel. 
Barklie  Ca'rns  M'Calmont, 
late    Captain   1    Battalion, 
Mon.  Colonel    15  Nov.  99 

Majobs. 
Arthur  Edmd.Thursbj-.^j.n. 

Hon.  Lt.Colou'l 2  July  98 

George  Robert  Powell         .  6  Jan.  00 

Captains. 

Henry   E.   Du  Cane  Norrin, 

p.s.  H).  South  Africa  ...21  Nov.  94 
Fras.  ShelKeldWebfjter.jJ.B.  19  Dec.  94 
Jas.  Fredk.Clyno./j.».(0  (W)ii  Jan.  99 
tjanncelntM.FaneGlndwinio  Jan.  00 

John  Lisle  Hacket  (//^)  21  Jan.  00 

Charles  F.^Whitley-Deans- 

Dundas 19  Feb.  00 

Hudson  Lutw.vche  .21  Mar.  00 

Cyril  Aubrey  Blacklock  ,..i8  Apr.  00 
John  Rothwell  11  July  00 

Lieutenamtp. 

Christopher  A.  R.  Hodgson  6  July  00 
Esmt^  FnincisW.  Arkwrigbt  6  July  00 
John  A.  MurrflyBanneiman  6  July  00 

Ivo  Richard  Vesey  20  Aut^,  00 

Ion  Hamilton  George  Whitei2  Oct.  00 
Thomas  James  Longworthi2  Oct.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Charles  Edm.  Adanithwaite2i  Apr.  00 
Adjutant  S(  Captain. — E.    L. 

Allen,  Cti/j/diH  2  J5a(/a/ion28  Aug.90 
Qr. Master  {icith  rank  of  Q-^. 

Mr. in  theAriny). — George 

Ranee.  Hon.  Captain  20  Oct.  83 

Med.  Off-.— 


6th  LUrTALION. 

(Formerly  the  2nd  Jfarwick  Militia,) 

Head  Quarters,  Warwick.  Embodied, 
South  Africa. 

(Embodied  14  Dec.  99.^ 

Honorary  Colonel. 
Geo.  D.  Steele  Perkins    6  Oct.   S3 

Lt.Colonel. 
Hurry  L.    B.  M'Calmont.l 
MP.    DL.    late   Lt.   Scots 
Guards,  Hon.  Colonel 23  Nov.  98 

Majobs. 
John  E.  R.  Campbel],=  2>i., 

p.s.,  Hon.  Lt.Colonel     ....   8  May  95 
Grey    D'E.    H.  Fullerton,-^ 

late  Lt.  i:;  Hussars  21  Dec.  gS 

Captains. 
Archd.  Kelso," Hon.  Ma}or,2i  May  87 
Edward  Wilson  Dawes.-H-W) 

Jiou.  Maj.  ret,  pay  4  Dra- 

qoon    Guards 18  Apr.  94 

John  B.  Ludford-Astley^  ...  i  Aug.94 
Chas.  Harold  L.  Beatty^  ...  i  Aug.  94 
Walter  Hy.  Davenport, ^[H) 

Aide  de  Cauip  to  Governor 

of  Cape  of  Good  Hope 2  Sept.93 

Alfred  ErnestWilliams.V-*.  i  June  95 
George  Ingleton  Phillips,^ 

(t   (H) 2  Mar.  9S 


LiKUTBNANTS. 

harles    Albert     Mfldge,^  7  June  gg 

'ecil  Fife  Pryce  Hamilton^  iq  Nov.  99 

Skcosd  Lieutenants. 

[ubert  Norris' 4  Nov.  99 

-eo.HaworthirssherLacon^28  Nov. 99 

ohn  Cecil  Lancaster^  7  Dec.  99 

tarry  Enstlaud  RedrDan='...i4  Dec.  99 
llarence  Montay:ue  Yatee^  23  Dec.  99 
ohn  Michael  Corse-Scott^  17  Jan.  00 
tichard  George  Beatty-  ...10  Feb.  00 

Yiiliam  Beatty    10  Dec.  co 

Idjt.    4-   Capf.—F.    G.    F. 

Browne,  Major  1  Bn 18  May  98 

Jr.  afa«(fr.— WilUam  Hall,^ 

Hon.  Lieut 9  Nov.ga 

led   Off.— 

Buiharlteifor  S.  Africa,  Jan.  1900. 

Che  Royal  Pusiliers  (City  of 
London  Regiment). 

5TH   Battalion. 

[Formerly  the  Soi/ul  M'estminsler 

lliliiia.) 

Head  Quarters,  Hounslow. 

Embodied  iS  Dec.  99;  disembodied 

16  Oct.  00,) 

*'  Mediterranean.** 

HoNOKABT  Colonel. 

Rf.  Hon. G.H. Earl  Cndogaii, 

KG.   Lord   Lieutenant   of 

Ireland 24  Feb.  S6 

Lt. Colonel. 
'    E.  Lanjj,  ret.  pay  Deoon 
It.ni.IIon.  Co!.  (H)(S)[T]6  Dec.  93 
Majohs. 
H,  Burgess  Weatherall,(fl)  5  Oct.  92 
Kreileric  de  ConrcyHelbert, 
I  ID,  late  Ciipt.  Beuon  Begt. 

(t)  IKS 28  Aug.  95 

Captains. 

Alfred  Lund 17  Mur.  98 

Edw.  Burgess  Weatherall, 

(H)  27  Feb.  95 

Francis  Cannon,  ?.«.  (H)  ...10  Apr.  95 
Barold  Wm.  Comptoii,  p.).. 

South  Africa 25  Mar.  00 

Ernest  Mawbev  Birch  (if)  2  Dec.  96 
Eardlej'  Bruce  Norton,(ff)  28  July  97 
Erasmus    Darwin  Parker, 

ret.  pay  Manchester  Itegt.  2  Apr.  98 
Arch.  Fred. Penny,  p.s.  (H) 

Instructor  of  Musketry  ...  4  Apr.  98 
Charles  Morton  Hastings, 
late  -zndLieut.  SouthWales 

Borderers    =3  Nov.  99 

VivmnJas.ForbesSmith(ff)23  May  00 
Jas.  H.  Davidson-Houston,' 

(if)  V\ 9  ilar-  98 

Lieutenants. 
JloUrt   Fairfax    Ellis,    {11) 
serving  in  the  Niger  Terri- 
tory   15  Dec.  97 

John  Simeon  Ward,  Uganda 

Bifes    22  Feb.  99 

Guy  Ve.sey  Hawtrey  14  Dec.  99 

Hugh  Montgomery 27  June  00 

PrescottA.Prescott-RobertS27  Jime  00 
Lawrence  St.  Patrick  Bey- 

uon 19  Aug.  00 

Arthur  Reignallt  Mytton  ...ig  Aug.  00 
I  Hui;li  S.  Lamplugh  Wolley  19  Aug.  00 

I'eicv  Hamilton  JJean ig  Aug.  00 

William  Henry  Macliin 22  Dec.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
William  Rutherford  Wurrenai  June  00 
Georqc  Aug.  Ffcil.    Watson, 

Gold  Coast  Constabulary. ..2J  June  oo 
John  Kdwaril  MccGwire   ...  3  Aug. 00 

Leslie  Morgan  Smith 13  Aug.  00 

Robert  Eugene  Crane 24  Aug.  00 

John  Meredith  HiUton  17  Sept.oo 

Fras.  Geo.  Dominic  Brenes  19  Doe.  00 
Adjt.  +  Captain.— ¥.  T.  F. 

Scoonea,Cap(.  i  Bn 23  Nov. 97 

Qr.  jrus(e)-.— Frank  Sutton 

Hon.  Lieut 5  Sept.oo 

Med.  Off.  — 


Militia  Infantry. 

6th  Battalion. 
{Formerly  the  Royal  London  Militia.) 

Head  Quarters,  Artillery  Place,  Fins- 
bury. 
(Eaibodied  1   May  00;  disembodied 
18  Oct.  00.) 

HoNOBAEY  Colonel. 

Sir Beginald  Hanson,  Bart.  21  Oct.  82 

Colonel. 
Henry  Norton  B.  Good  {H)  29  Nov.  99 

Lt.Colonel. 
Fras.  Laidley  Swan,  Capt. 

Beserve 21  Mar.  00 

Major. 
John  H.  Helpman,  p.s.  [/] 

[H),  Hon.  Lt. Colonel  t8  May  96 

Captains. 

Robert  H.  R.  Helpman  \_l],  28  j^.pr.  98 

Henry  Harrison  Parry,  p.s. 

\H)  23  Apr.  83 

Arthur  Chas.  Tompkins  (H), 
Assist.  Coinntt.  Officer,  Bail- 
way    Committee,    Uganda; 
Hon.  Major    27  July  Sg 

Frederick     Charles    Rich- 
mond-Parry, (H)  [^1 19  Dec.  91 

Frcs.  Stanhope  Hanson  (H)  8  Feb.  93 

J.Cbabot  liO\v,p.s.  (H),Lt]i7  May  93 

Coote  R.  Hely-Hutchinson, 
(H)    20  May  95 

Victor    Bohert    Bland-Hunt, 

p.s.  \f),  Soutn  Africa  19  Aug,  96 

Spencer  J.  Langton,;;.*.  ...  9  May  00 
Walter  Hamilton    Browne, 

p.s.    (H)    (^1,  W.  African 

Frontier  Force    14  July  00 

Winnieti  W.  Durham  Hall, 

p.s. Assist  .Commr.of  Police, 

Gold  Coast  14  July  00 

Lieutenants. 

John  David  Waley   14  July  00 

John  Camei-on  Cartwright  14  July  00 

HenzellCase 14  July  00 

Henry  Guise  Lyoll  14  July  00 

Rawdon  J.  Isherwood  Hes- 

keth  2  Oct.  00 

Edward  R.  SpmT  Cheales...  2  Oct.  00 
Noel  H.  Campbell  Russell-..  2  Oct.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Eric  Charles  Randell 4  Apr.  00 

Reginald  Barker  De  la  Motte  2  May  00 
Ily.  Noel  Norcott  Winter. ..14  Aug. 00 
Hei'bert  E.  E^tc  Pankhurst  25  Aug.  00 
M.  F.  St.  John,  W.  Africa    26  Sept.oo 

John  Eric  Colenso 20  Sept.oo 

Cecil  Penrose  Rawlins 19  Oct.   00 

Arthur  Lindsa^^  Thomson  14  Oct.  00 
Adj.  Jf  Captain.— B..  E.    B. 

Newenham,  Capt.  i  Bn.  13  Nov.  99 
Qr.ifajt^cr. ^Michael  Wall, 

Hon. Lieut  13  Apr.  gS 

Med.  Off.— 


7TH  Battalion. 

[Formerly  the  Boyal  South  Middlesex 

Militia.) 

Head  Quarters,  Hounslow. 

(Embodied  14  May  00;   disembodied 

15  Oct.  CO.) 

Honobaet  Colonel. 
Hon.    Chas.    E.    Edgcumbe, 
late      Captain     4-    Lt.Col. 
Grenadier  Guards u  Feb. 

Lt. Colonel. 
George  Dibley,    (it)  Hon. 

Colonel 27  July  oS 

Majobs. 

Maydwell      Parsons,     p.s. 

Hon.  Lt.  Colonel 27  July  98 

Christopher     Heseltine,     Lt. 

Imperial  Teomanry  28  Sept. 98 


863 

Captains. 

Geo.  Carr  Forster,  p.8.(H), 

Instructor  of  Musketry  ...27  Augf.  90 

Guy  Dickson     16  Sept.96 

Ernest  Carriugton  Arnold, 

p.8.  {H) 6  Feb.  q2 

Frederick  Wm.  Thomas  ...22  Dec.  97 
G.  Douglan BaiUlf  Hamilfou , 
p.if.{H),Ma/ai/  StnfesOiiUe>t2s  July  gS 
C.  J.  FitzR.  Rhys  Win^aeld  8  Au^?.  gS 
AlfredRowland  Galsworthy  3  Dec.  98 
Hon.     Arthur     Southwell 

FitzGerald 14  June 90 

Frederick  Biscoe  01dfield...23  Aug.  90 

IvIBOTENANTS. 

George  Henry  Madeley 11  Apr.  00 

Oliver  St.  John 4 'Tuly  00 

Robert  Francis  Faulder    ...  4  July  00 

Harry  Clive  Thompson 11  July  00 

Geo.  K.  Staples  Woodyatt...i4  Sept.oo 

Second  LiEUTBrrAifTS, 

George  Arthur  Champagne 

Philips 27  July  00 

</.  A.  X.  Greavei,  JV.  Africa  26  Sept.oo 

Henry  George  Grist  ,22  Dec.  00 

ddjt.  4-  Capt.~  S.  T.  B.  Law- 
ford,  Major  R.  Fusiliers...  8  Dec.  96 

Qr.    Master. — \Vm .    Knell, 

Hov.  Lieut 22  Jan.  98 

Med.  Off.— 


The  King's  (Liverpool  fiegt.). 

5TH  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  Duke   of  L'incaater*a 
Own  Rifles.) 

Head  Quarters,  Wan'ington. 

(Embodied  23  Jan.  00;  disembodied 
16  Oct.  00.) 

HoNOBART  Colonel. 

Sir    Thomas   Genrqe  Fertiior 
H'-'^lefh,  Bart.  ". 12  Sept. 04 

Ijt.  Colonel. 
J.  M.  Batten, ps.{I£),Bf.Maj. 
ret.pay  8  F.  Hon  .Colonel  ...17  Oct.   94 

Majohs. 
Fldiiu'.nd    Culpcper    Weston, 
p.x.  (Q),  (H),  Special  Ser- 
vice, Gold  Coa»t 2  Aug.  99 

Captains. 

James  Binney s  Oct.  92 

Saml.Devereax  Norris  {Zf)27  Nov.  95 
Henry  Edward  Bedingfeldii  June  98 
Herbert  Seymour    Husted  3  Aug.  98 

Fletcher  Wm.  Barnes    10  Feb.  00 

Henry      Wohelry      Rutson , 

Aigisf.    Frorost    Marshal, 

South    AJrica    13  Feb.  00 

Robert    S.    Cobdeii    CfiaJ'ey, 

Soi'fli   Africa 8  Oct.  00 

Alfred  Jo!niJVhittle,p.s.{H), 

Ufjanda  Rifles    8  Oct.  00 

Lieutenants. 
I£/iberf  Hannington   Wither- 

ington.  South  Africa    18  July  00 

Hy.T.  Camden   Wheeler.. .iS  July  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
WjTidham  H.  P.  Rickford...io  Apr.  00 

Dounld  Stev.  (^'timeron 10  Apr,  00 

Francis  Gorinj>-  Wilmer :^o  Apr,  00 

Wellesley  C.  Hutcheson  ...30  Apr.  00 
Frederick  Merhyl  Dixon  ...14  May  00 

Frederick  John  Lloyd    i  June  00 

Albert  John  Hy.  Byrne 30  June  00 

Cha.Hedley  Claude  Crocker  30  Aug.  00 

Robert  Hodgins  24  Sept.oo 

Francis  Joseph  Gary 7N0V.00 

Adjt.     4-      Capt.  —    R.     L. 

Hartley,  Capt.  i  B71. 20  Dec.  98 

Qr.  Master.  — idirn.   M'Cul- 

lougb,lfoji.  Lieut 5  ^lay  oo 

Ued.  Of.— 


864 

6th  BiTTALIOir. 

{Foniierti/  the  Duke  of  Lancaster') 

Oku  Xijlei.) 

(Kmbodied  3  May  00;   disembodied 

I  Nov.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Warrinston. 

Honorary  Colonel. 

Sfi'   Thoman    George   Fermor 

Hetketh,  Bart.  ' 12  Sept. 94 

liT.COLONEI.    CoMMiNDiKT. 

Chas.  C.  Woodward.'  lion. 

Colonel 19  Sept.94 

M*JOBS. 

Wm.    Hudson    Hand,    p.'. 

late  T.I.  ^7  F.  Hon.  Lt.Col.i6  Oct.    89 
lion.  Walter  MaMveU,;i.».28  May  qo 

Captains. 
Wm.  Norman  I..  DavidsomS  Oct.  go 

John      Beretforil      JMlng,'' 

Sonlh  .ifriea I  Juneoi 

Henr>'  Greaves  Walker,;;. ». 18  July  91 
Harry  Kendall  Oram,  ;).». 

(if) 24.rune98 

H.  B.  (le    V.   Tinnier 19  Mar.  94 

.lolm  V/oolley  Allen,  p.n.  18  Apr.  00 
Edward  Metcalfe  Benll  ...15  May  00 
Henr\-    Liitlehales    Barker 

(if)  (t) 17  May  00 

Ltel'tf.naxts. 

Cheslyn  W.  A.  Fritcbe  13  Dec.  09 

Bartholomew  L.  r.  Teeling  5  Oct.  00 
TT'ra.  Hi/.  Fowler,  it'.  A-^rican 

Field  Force 5  Oct.  00 

Reginald  Herbert  Spooner  5  Oct.  00 
Samuel  Wickins,,/»H 5  Oct.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Campl>ell  H.  Dinnen  17. Tan.  00 

Evelyn  H.  Le  M.  Sinkinsonai  Mar.  oc 
Harold  Beckingbam  Barrett  1 3  Aug.  00 

Walter  Falconer  Scott  26  Sept. 00 

,lohn  Alfred  Dearden 2  Nov.  00 

George  Henry  Jenkins 21  Nov.  00 

Ailit.  4-  Ca;)^— O.S.Edridge, 

Cajit.  iBn. 22  Mar.  97 

Qr.  Matte:-.  —  Jos.  Bailey, 

Hon.  Lieut 28  Dec.  98 

iled.  Of.— 

The  Morfolk  Eegiment. 

3HD  Battalion. 
(  Formerly  the  1st  Norfolk  Militia.) 
(Embodied  25  Jan.  00,) 

Head  Quarters,  Norwich.    Embodied, 
South  Africa. 

HONOHART   COLONBL. 
Oenernl  Sir  E.  G.  Biilwer,' 

S^CB.  Welsh  Fusiliers 29  July  96 

Lt. Colonel. 
Fred.Hambleton  Custance, 

lateCapl.  <*■  LfCol.  Grty. 

Ouarda,  HoK.  Colonel 4  Apr.  96 

MA.r0B. 
Sir  K.  H.  Kemp,  Burt. Hon. 

L(.  Colonel =8  Mar.  94 

Edw.  Hy.  Chas.  Wellesley. 

Inle  Lieut,  i  Bn iq  Aug.  96 

Captains. 
S.  Arthur  Snow,  Hon.  Major  25  Apr.  82 
Her.i-v  H.  F.  Eden.p.s.  (ii) 

Hon.  Major 3  Feb.  87 

Lionel  {Jarrick  Trevor  (if)  28  Feb.  qi 
Algernon  Harold  Baillie(a')i8  Feb.  93 
Sidney  Lennard  Barrett, ;>.». 

it]{H)  25N0V.93 

Rich.  Ludwig  Bagge,  j'.». 

{H)  Imt.  of  Musketry    ...18  Apr.  94 
Lovel  Wodehouse  Gurney, 

p.s.  (Depot)  19  June  95 

William  St.  John  Beale    ...10  Jan.  00 

Lieutenants. 
Albert   C.  F.    Gascoyrie  Ber- 
nard, South  Africa IS  June  98 

Robert  Caradoc  Hamilton  21  Feb.  00 

Donald  Rolfe  Hunt 25  June  00 

Charles  Maurice  Jickling  25  June  00 
John  N.  Stanhope  Stott  ...l's  June  00 
Robert  Hamilton  Kemp  ...  6  Sept. 00 


Militia  Infantry. 
Second  Lieutenants. 

Reginald  Burton 5  Feb.  00 

Percival  Edward  Hawksley27  Feb.  00 

Henry  Burnand  27  Feb.  00 

Arthur  Amyot  Steward 30  Mar.  00 

Rupert  Donald  Steward. ....20  Apr.  00 
Terence  Hy.  Ford  Barclay 

(Depot) 5J1I.T  00 

Chas.  Harold  AmysTuck.. .20  July  00 
Francis  Joseph  Cresswell 

{Depot) II  Aug.oo 

Alfred      Rupert      Fellowes 

(Depot) 28  Aug.  00 

Adj.  i-  Capt.—Ry.  Y.  Beale, 

Major  I  Battalion    4  Feb.  97 

Qr.   Master. — Wm.    Vince,^ 

Hon.  Lieut i  Mar.  53 

Med.Off.— 

Embarked  for  S.  Africa,  26  Feb.  1900. 


4TH  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  ind  Norfolk  Militia.) 

(Embodied  i  May  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Norwich. 

Embodied,  Colchester. 

HoNORAHY  Colonel. 

Arnold  Allan  Cecil,  Earl  of 

Albemarle,  lieserc"   26  Sept. 00 

Lt. Colonel  Commandant. 
r.t.c.  Edm.  R.  Allday  Ker- 

risen,  re/,  pay  R.  Artillery  3  Feb.  00 

Majobs. 
Owen    Hunt    Fisher,   Imp. 

Hepreiteiitftfire  Corps   6  Sept.  99 

William      Edwin      Danby, 

Major  late-j  Dragoon  Gds.  6  Sept.  09 

Captains. 

John  Henry  Steward 28  July  38 

George  N.  Latham,  p.s.(II)2s  Feb.  93 
Hy.G.deLa  raletteFerqu  son ,' 

DSO.    (H)  Assist.  Procost 

Marshal,  S.  Africa 22  Sept.  97 

Alexander  Hamilton   Blair, 

(H),  serving  in  the  Lagos 

Constabulary   13  July  98 

Louis  St.  Julien  Prioleau   .18  July  00 
Lieutenant. 

Gerald  Gay  Lucas loAug.oo 

Robert  Orr  Sutherland, /w;;. 

Iteprexenfative  Corps    10  Aug.  00 

GuydeWaltonCunyngliarae  7  Dec.  00 

Ernest  Nevdle  Snepp    7  Dec.  00 

Charles  Hibbert  Turner 7  Dec.  00 

Philip  Hamond    7  Dec.  00 

Francis  Cowper  Finch    7  Dec.  00 

Carlton  Maulkin  Nash    7  Dec,  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

James  Hampton  Cantlay        5  May  00 

Knyvet  Upcher  Buxton   ...11  July  00 

Gordon  S.  Atherton  Dou- 
glas    23  Aug.oo 

John  Maitland  Lindsay 28  Sept.  00 

Adjt.iCapt.—\i.    8.  Dods, 

Captain  i  Battalion    30  Jane  97 

Qr.Master  (viith  rank  of  Qr. 
Mr.  in  the  Army). — Fras. 
Grehan,*  Hon.  Captain  ...   i  Dec.  90 

Med.  Off.— 

The  Lincolnshire  Eegiment. 

3BD  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  Boifal  North  Lincoln 

Militia.) 

(Embodied  9  May  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Lincoln.    Embodied, 

Manchester. 

HoNOBABT  Colonel. 
Chas.  Alfred   Iforsley,  Earl 
ofYarborough     12  Oct.  08 

Lt.  Colonel. 
Charles  Arthur  Swan  (S)ii  Apr.  00 

Majob. 
Sutton  Harvey  Lowe,  (S)  9  May  00 


Captains. 
Herbert  James  Torr,  [0  —10  Dec.  92 
Hon.  Geo.  Edw.  Heneai:e...24  June  93 
Chas.  E.  Fred.  Rich,  (if). ..22  May  95 
Philip  Chetwode  Wright...  7  Aug.  95 
Wm.VereReeve  Fane,(;;,f.)ii  Nov.  97 
Stephen  Massingberd 9  May  00 

Lieutenants. 
Joseph  Billiat,  (U),  Inst,  of 

Musketry  7  June  96 

Wm.OlicerGriece.S.  African;  Oct.  95 

John  St.  Vigor  Fox  :'3  Feb.  98 

Lewis  R.  Goulton  Constable:  4  Nov.  00 

Frank  Bellwood  14  Nov.  00 

Gerald  Christopher  Wray  14  Nov.  00 
Arnold  K.  M.G.W.  Savoryi4  Nov.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Russell  Herbert  Skinner      .18  Apr.  00 
GitbertHoweMaxweUMarshi4  May  00 
James  Topham 25  June  00 

Adjt.^-Capt.—W.  G.  Hard- 
ing, Cti/)^  I  Bn I  Sept.qS 

Qr. Master. — .Tosepb  Cowen, 

if'jn.  Lieut. 3c  Sept.Qi 

Med.  Of.- 


4TH  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  Royal  South  Lincoln 
MilCtia.) 

(Embodied  29  Jan.  00;  disembodied 
17  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Grantham. 

HoNoBABY  Colonel. 

Earl  Brownlow,  late  Ens.  S^ 
Lt.  Grenadier  Guards, 
Aide  de  Camp  to  theQueen    i  Mar.  63 

Lt.Colonbl  Commandant. 

Lord  Wm.  Cecil .'  MVO.  late 
Capt.  Grenadier  Guoyds, 
Groom  in  Waiting  to  the 
Queen,  Hon.  Colonel   z6  Apr.  90 

Majobs. 

Sir  Jas.  de  Hoghton, 2Bar^, 

ret.  pay  Lincoln  Regt.  Hon. 

Lt.Coionel ...13  Feb.  95 

Zorrf  John  Pakenham  Cecil, 

ret  .pay  Grenadier  Guards  17  Nov.  97 

Captains. 
Thomas  WilliamPinder,  ( U ) 

Hon.  Major  i7Aug.  S^ 

Arthur  Anthony  W.  Bailey  23  Aug. 90 

Henry  Thomas  Timson 3  Mar.  94 

Edward  Kyme  Cordeaux,(H), 

South  Africa   10  Apr.  95 

John  George  Thorold    20  May  95 

Montagu  Haifenden  Hall, 
p.s.  (H',  late  2nd  Lt.  Scots 

Guards    22  May  97 

John  Albert  Cole,  (H),  In- 
structor of  Musketry    25  Apr.  00 

Lieutenants. 

John  Philip  Mitford    3  July  00 

William  Arthur  Cosier 3  July  00 

Richard  Wm .  Francis  Cecil  3  July  00 

William  Evans 2  Aug.  00 

Vere  de  Hoghton 2  Aug.  00 

Henry  Bell  Cooko 3  Nov.  oc> 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Hon.  Gerald  Legge 16  May  00 

Godfrey    B.    Massingberd- 

Mundy 17  May  00 

Claud  Hugh  Mack 18  Sept. 00 

Adjt.  i  Capt.—A.y{.  Dewar, 

Captain  1  Battalion 21  Sept. 96 

Qr.  Master. — Thomas  Kirk- 

Patrick,  Hon.  Lieut 12  Dec.  04 

Med.  Off.— 


The  Devonshire  Kegiment. 

3BD  Batt.'.lion. 

{Formerly  the  2nd  Devon  Militia.) 

(Embodied  4  Dec.  99  ;    disembodied 

20  Oct.  00. ) 

Head  Quarters,  Plymouth. 
HoNOHARY  Colonel. 
St.  iron.  Ckas.  Seale  Hai/ne^ 

MP.r-'-  iH't.JP  10  Oct.   94 

Lt. Colonel. 
Fra.  Hender  Mounsteven. 
B.«.    (H),    late    Lt.  Eoiial 
Marines;  Hon.  Colonel. ..17  July  90 

Major. 
Uichard  A.  Moore-Stevens, 
Son.  Lt.Colonel g  Aug  99 

Captains. 
JoimH.'Ro'x.iKi. Hon. Major  9  Feb.  89 
Melville  Richmond  Brown  11  May  96 
Bertram  Vernon  Mitford  [  /] 

(H)  luafr.  of  Mmketry   ...ii  May  96 

George  Lambert.  ;'.« 4  ^ay  gS 

CharleiSt.  Aubyn  Wake, East 

Africa  Riflet  8  "Mov.  99 

John  Maunder  Gill 4  Dec.  99 

Chas.  Haml^ai  Chichester, 

j>.t.{H)  {Depot)    2  July  00 

Lieutenants. 
Redmond  MorresVere  Steads  Nov.  99 
Osieald    M.    Tregosse   Frost, 

Soiilk  Africa   23  July  00 

Charles  Wilfred  Hext,  South 

Africa    23  July  00 

Fred.  Chas.  Hilbers  Tryon23  July  00 

Guy  William  Hopton  23  July  00 

Montapru  I.  Gedoin  Jenkins  6  Oct.  00 
Reginald  John  Scarbrough   6  Oct.  00 

Seconb  Lieutenants. 

Alfred  Eccles,  jun 24  Apr.  00 

Arthur  Barron  Lees  Smith  22  May  00 
Rosser  F.  Miirriott  Dean    .24  May  00 

Humphrey  Hciworth 19  Sept. 00 

Adj. ^Capt.— v.. ^..RichnTds, 

Captain  I  Battalion 21  July  97 

Qr.    Master.— V:.    Mimiford, 

Uon.  Lieut 18  Nov.  99 

Med.  Off.— 

4TH  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  1st  Deoon  Militia.) 

(Embodied  11  May  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Exeter.    Embodied 

Jersey. 

Lt.Colonel. 

Eon.  John  S.  Trefusis,  Ron. 

Colonel 3  Nov    57 

Major. 
.Hon.  Edvp.  Arthur Palk.JP., 

Hon.  Lt.Colonel     12  Jan.  98 

Captains. 
J.  Stafford  Goldie  Harding, 

p.a.  JP.,  Hon.  Major  s  Nov.  8i 

Sutherland         Dumbreck.i 

Hon.  Major 21  May  86 

Dennis    Fortescue    Boles, 

Hon.  Major     14  Apr.  88 

John  FitzLloyd  Horner  (H)  8  Sept  97 
Henry  Arthur  Sealy  Bridge25  Oct.  98 
Reginald  Maitland  Snow(!)22  Apr.  99 

Lieutenants. 
Claude  H.  M.  Imbert-Terrysi  Jan.  00 
Wm  Fredk.SaeervFdioards, 

SierraLeoneFrontierFohcey.  Jan.  00 

Nesham  Ernest  Lloyd    3iJan.  00 

Reginald  Fras.  Wm.  Hill  ...  7  Feb.  00 
David  Wm.  Edw.  Domville  0  JuneoD 

Charles  Darbyshire    6  June  00 

Chas.  Beauchamp  Vyvyau  6  June  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Reginald  Ben. Featherstone  iSMay  00 

Gerard  Barnett  Ford  26  May  00 

■Edward  Daniel  Bryce   n  Sept.oo 

AdH.iCapt.—Y..G.\\'n\ia.-m&, 

Captain  2  Battalion 6  Mar.  97 

Qr.Master.-    John    Carr,' 

Mon.  CaiHaii 9  Sept. 01 

Med.  Off.— 


ili'Jtiii  litfaiitr ij . 
The  Suffolk  Eegiment. 

3BD  Battalion. 

{Formerlif  the  West  Siifolk  Militia.) 

(Embodied  4  Dec.  09.) 

Head  Quarters,  Bury  St.  Edmunds. 

Embodied,  Guernsey. 

HoNOBART  Colonel. 

The  ilarquesg  of  Srisfoi    ...10  Jan.  65 

Lt.Colonel. 
ReubenNorton(ff),/ti?c  Dur- 
ham Lit/ht  Tjif.  I£o>i.  CoI....2-j  Oct.  97 

Majobs. 
Fred.  Wm.  Scudamore,ire^. 

yay  Suffolk  Regt.  HonLi. 

Colonel  29  Apr.  98 

Hugh  Powell  Williama,  late 

Lt.  Col.    dr     Hon.  Col.    4 

Bn,  Shropshire  Light  Inf.  22  Jan.  00 
Captains. 
Montagu Berthon  Bumand, 

]).s.  iH),Inst.of  Musketrt/ij  May  93 
Russell  Kendall  BritLain...  5  Mar.  97 
Mon. Gerald  Oakley Cmiogan, 

under  Mil.  Gov.  Pretoria  3  July  97 
Frank  Edward  Allfrey,  r-^f. 

pay  Dorset  Regiment,    Jn- 

struetor  of  Muttketry    7  Dec.  98 

Wm.  OxenhamCautley,  late 

■2nd  Lt,  3  Hunsars 18  Nov.g^ 

Ronald  Mackenzie  Dowie... 22  Jan.  00 
Russell  NichoUsDarbishire 

p.8.  (H) 13  Feb.  00 

LlEDTENAKTS. 

Chas.  Alfred  Ritgsell  Stotcer, 

Ry.  Staff  Officer,  S.  Africa  g  Feb.  98 
Nath.  G.  Beauchamp  Hal- 

hed.  Tn»tr.  of  Mufkelry...  8  Feb.  99 
Wm.  Duncan  Baring  Halhed2o  Nov.  99 

Adrian  Rose  Dealtry  14  Mar.  00 

Hubert  Thomas  Dempster^  Mar.  oo 
OosmoMaufredEdw. Dealtry  14  Mar.  oq 

George  Leader  Bailey    18  Apr.  Oq 

William  Temple  (iT)  6Juneoo 

Frederick  Alex.  M'Dougall  28  Jul^  Oq 
Crawford  Randolph  Logan  28  July  o^ 

Sbcond  Likutenamts. 
Jas.       Clarence     Hughes- 

Bonsatl 7  Ma^".  00 

William  Leigh  Fitzsimons  ,24  Mar.  00 
W\niford  Percy  Swinburne  28  Mar.  00 
GeVald  Edward  Wm.Hervey  16  May  00 
Adjt.  4-  Capt.—G.    R.  Fryer, 

Capt.  I  Battalion  24  Dec.  96 

Qr.  Master.— J.   T.    Potter, 

Mon.  Lieut 7  Feb.  94 

Med.  Of.— 

4TH  Battalion. 
{Formerly  the  Cambridge  Militia.) 

(Embodied  23  Jan.  00;    disembodied 
15  Oct.  00.) 
Head  Quarters,  Ely. 
Honorary  Colonel. 
H  R  H.  G.  TV.  F.   C.  Duke 
of  Cambridge,    KG.     KT. 
kP.  GCB.  GCSI.  6CMG. 
GCIE.  GCVO 30  July  92 

Lt.Colonel. 
Herbert     D.    Fryer,   Mou. 

Colonel '=;  J^iy  95 

Majors. 
Roberts.  Bacchus, ITo^.Lf. 

Colonel --•■•■»7  Nov.  97 

Hy.  W.Hurrell,ffo»-i'-'^o/.io  Au/^gS 

Captains. 
Alan  Sidney    W.   Stanley, 

Bon.  M'ifur  (Depot)  23  Apr.  85 

Chas.  Wentworth  Stanley, 

IIon.Maior ^''^  Apr.  85 

Sir  R.  C.  Percy  Gethin,  Bt., 

n,s.iH)I}>stnicforofMuKk. 

Hon  Ma jur, Remount  Dppt.  g  Apr,  86 
Albert,  Julian  Pell,Z)L.(/i), 

Hon.Maior    9  Apr.  90 

Walter    Hamond  FranciF, 

Mon.  Major   ^8  Mar.  94 

Alex.  Cross  Hall./J-*.  (H>  17  Nov.  97 
Alf.  Shafto  Barthropp,  )'.». 

(Depot) 10  Aug.gS 

Frederick  Gustave  Bagnell 

Depot) 24  Aug.oo 


865 
Lieutbnants. 

James    George    Black,    {M)t 

South  Africa 22  July  g6 

William    Geoffrey    Probert, 

South  Africa 15  Feb.  99 

Leonard  Duckworth  Furberi  5  Nov.  99 
Douglas  Ashby,  South  Africais  Nov.  99 

Julian  Bacchus... 25  Apr.  00 

Walter  Lancelot  Wayman  30  May  00 
Henry  Evan  Thomaf,  South 

Africa 7  Nov.  00 

Charles  Soencer  Wilson  ...  7  Nov,  00 
Lancelot  Harold  Luddington  i  Dec.  00 

Second  LiBurENAHTs. 

John  Edward  Marshall 25  May  00 

Gerald  William  Wheeler  ...25  Juneoo 
J  ohn  Herbert  Robinson   . .  .28  Aug.  00 

Adit.    4-     Capt.—C.  A.    H. 
Brett,  Captain  i  Bafn.  ...15  Nov.  00 

Qr.Master. — Arthur  James, ^ 

Hon.  Captain 7  Apr.  86 

Med.  Off.— 


The  Prince  Albert's  (Somerset  • 
shire  Light  Infantry). 

3RD  Battalion. 

(Formerlytke  1st  Somenet  Militia.) 

(Embodied  15  May  00 ;  disembodied 
4  Dec.  00). 

Head  Qaarters,  Taunton. 

HoNOBAEr  COLONSL. 

Henry  Cornish  Henhy,  JP.  17  Nov.  07 

Lt.Colonel. 

Hon.   Henry   Powell  Gore- 
Lengton^ 20  Oct.  97 

Majobs. 
Hastings  Edw.  Hicks'(  H)  10  Nov.  97, 


Captains. 

Edw.  Brinsley  Rawlins, y.s. 

Hon.  Major    24  Aag.89- 

Edu).  Regiwdd  John  Talbot^ 

South  Africa 29  Aug. 91 

Clement   Phipps   Tudway, 

(H) II  May  ga 

Theobald  Leonard  Walsh, 

(H),  p.s.  [f]    20  Dec.  84 

Charles  Pepys  Oourtenay  22  Feb.  93 
Sidney  E.  O.  Oicen-Swaffield, 

Soiith  Africa  ii  JunC94 

Roger  Marriott-DodingtOE, 

p.s.  (H)    22  June 

Clement   Bx-ady   Upperlon 

(H) 4  Feb.  99 

Lieutenants. 

Wm.  John  Wilmot  Kerr,  In- 
structor of  Musketry    5  Sept. 9,, 

JohuNevilteHood  Walrond22  J\x\y  96 

Norman  Holmes  Stone 10  May  00 

Theobald  Alfred  Walsh .10  May  00 

Frie..    .loseph  KichaT-dson  10  May  cxa 
NeilAlister  Hy.  Campbell   .18  Aug.   o. 

Second  IiIeutenants. 

Charles  Edward  Winter 5  Apr.  00 

George  Rogers  3  May  co. 

Fred.  Hugh  Jervis-Smith...T4  Aug.  00, 

Ad/t.  tf-  Cu/)/.— Arthur   Bar- 
ton Fox,  Capt.  \  Battalion  i  Feb.  96, 

Qr.     Master.  ^  Chas.     Jas. 
Leyster,  Mon.  Lieut 24  Oct.  94 

Med.  Of.— 

3^ 


866 

4TH  Battalion. 
(Forme Wy  the  2nd  Somertet  Ilihtia.) 

(Embodied  4  Dec.  99-) 
Head  Quarters,  Taunton.    Embodied- 
South  Africa. 
HoMOBAUT  Colonel. 


Wm 
46  J". 


Lt.Colonel  Commandant. 
Long,    JF.  late  Lt. 


,  Hon.  Coloiid.. 

ilAJOBS. 


Evan  Hy.  Llewellyn,  3IF. 

JP.  Bon.  Lt.Colonel.  n  Mar.  9. 

John  Wm.  Henry  Marshall- 
West,^  j).«.,  (Q).  -Won.  LI. 
Colonel 3ilaj 


99 


Captains. 

Saml.  H.Woodhouse,;).*.  (t)  5  Oct.  87 
Gharlos  Beasue  St.  JoUn- 
U\\Ama.y,V.'-  ret.payii. 

Art , ...3°  Apr.  9° 

Hv  iS'orrisGlynnHmde.i'irf 
Lieut.  I   Bn.  A»i»t.  Frm 

Censor.  South  Africa    =4  Oct.  91 

Kosrer  Harbin  Manley,  p.>.   >  May  95 

Arthur  Llewellyn, )..» >5  May  95 

Ernest   A.  Brague  Warry, 

,,  ,.  (H).In»t-orMu»ketry  24  Apr.  97 
William  Edward  Long,  7).». 

late  Lt.  4  Bn'""-' ^^  Maj   00 

Liedtenahts. 
Francis  William  Tennant...22  Nov.  99 
William  Wynn  Llewellyn  ..22  Nov.  99 
Raymond  Henry  Williams^.  May  00 
Gerald  Whitmore  Ihomp- 

son    - 3'        J 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Philip  Edwin  Braaney  ^  Feb.  00 

Henry  Bradshaw  Popham...  5  May  00 

Arthur  Brittan  Wakelin .0  May  00 

Walter  Ingram  Hornby  .10  May  00 
Bertram  .losephWakley,7r'y. 

Stair  Officer,  Sonth  Africaib  May  00 
Rupeft  A.  Hale  Wortham.  17  Feb.  00 
Trevor    Coleridge      Spring 

tlepot) ■• 12  June  00 

John  Francis  C.  Mordaunt 

iDevot)  ^5  Aug. 00 

Percy  Ch;is.Esdaile(DfF<'«)2o  Aug.  00 

Adit.  4-Cuj.(.-M.  A.  Foster, 

Capt.  I  Battalion  15  May  99 

Qr.  Kasffr.-HenryPowis, 

Bon.  Lieut »«■  Oct.  9^ 

H,d.  OS'.— 
JSmbarMfor  S.  Africa,  6  March  1900. 


Militia  Infantry. 

Captains.  ' 

Abraham  M.    Sagar.Mus- 

grave.p.s.,  Ho".  ■^".'»''  22  Jan.  B7 
John   Mvsqram  Bennon,  p.i. 

Bon.Mcijnr.SpecialSereice 

South  Africa  22  Jan.  87 

Jo8ph.Straker,p.B.(H),  W. 

(g- 9  Mar.  89 

Arthur   Sale    Whiteley,    p.s. 

Itemoiint  Department  18  ieb.  93 

Fi-eii    Anastaiins   Saunders, 

p.».  Station    Staff  Officer, 

S  Africa    3  Feb.  94 

Chs.  L.  Vaughan-Arbuckle  18  Nov.  93 
Kenneth  Jume»  Hoy,  p.».  IB). 

AsKi:*t  Iniipector  Gold  Coast 

Comtabnlary  4  Feb.  09 

Francis  Edm.  Laue-Fm.p.s. 

Imperial  Yeomanry  2  Jau.  00 

Hartopp     F.    C.    Addeiley 

Cradock  u  May  00 

Stephen  Bibbins-AUen 27  June  00 


Lieutenants. 

Guy  Sefton  Constable  7  May  00 

James  Logan  Ellis 7  May  oc 

Henry  William  Price    6  Aug.  00 

Duncan  Grant-Dalton 6  Aug.  00 

Roger  M.  Radcbfle  Lamb    6  Aug.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Rodolph  Stuart  Dudley  1      3  Dec.  99 
William  Edward  Prankish  4  Mar.  00 

Tom  N.  Whaler  q  Mar.  c» 

Frederick  Henry  Hawley..22  Mar.  00 
John  Gordon  De  Graves  Best 

(Depot)    4Apr.oo 

Adit.  4-  Ciiu'.— A.  B.Bitchie, 

Capl.  Sealorlh  U,ghhlr>  ..  7  Dec.  99 

Qr  Master  [with  rank  of  Qr. 
Mr.inthe  Army).— Thom&B 

Wilson,  Hon.  Captain 23  July  go 

\  Med.  Off.— Surg.  Lt.Colonel 

James  Walker  i  Dec.  gt 


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Lieutenants. 
Cholmeley  Symos-Thomp- 

son 25  July  00 

Frederic  Russell  Barff 2;  July  00 

Perclval Henry  Stevenson  25  July  00 

Edgar  Combe    25  JiUy  00 

John  Chnytor  Metcalfe 13  Nov.  00 

Mortimer  Fisher I3^ov.  00 

Hugh  Blenkinsop  Spence..!;  Nov.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Robert  Jardine  Whittall  ...2;  May  c. . 
Thomas  Goidon  Salmon  ...30  June  00 

Aldwin  Mont.  Munby  4. Vug.  00 

Charles  Peter  Marten   7  Sept. 00 

Herbert  Theodore  Cliff 23  Oct,  00 

Charles  William  Watson  ...20  Nov.  00 
Adjt.i-Capt.—n.B.C.lTevor, 

Capt.  2  Battalion 27  Jan 

Or.   Master  —  John      Hoi- 

bourn,  Bon.  Lieut 7  Dec.  92 

Med.   Off.— Surg.  Lt.Colonel 

James  Ramsay,  MD 14  May  93 


Bmlarledfur  S.  .ifrica,  19  Feb.  1900. 


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96 


The   Prmce  of   Wales's  Own 
(West  lorksMre  Regt.). 

3ED  Battalion. 

Formerly  the  2nd  West  York  Militia.) 

(Embodied  4  May  00) 

Head  Quarters,  York.    Embodied, 

Strensall. 

' '  Mediterranean ." 

HoNOEAHT  Colonel. 

M.B.n.  G.  F.  i;- •'■„^"*/./ 
Ycrl:     KG.      KT.     KF 
GCrO..  Colonel  m  Chiet 
Royal  Fnsiliers    30  July  9^ 

Lt.Colonel. 

eo.  J.  Hay,  CB.  p.s.   DL. 

JP.,  Hon.Colonel 12  May  79 

Majoes. 

Henrv      Trafford-Rawson, 

M    Hon.  Lt.Colonel    12  May  93 

R,  w!  Hine-Haycock,  (if) 
'Bon.  Lt.Colonel 3°  Oct    95 


4TH  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  ^th  Weit  York  Militia.] 

Embodied  11  Dec.  99-) 

Head  Quarters,  York.    Embodied, 
South  Africa. 
Honoraet  Colonel. 
B.H.B.      .Albert      E'hcard,  | 

Prince  of  Wales  null  Duke 
of  Cormrall,  KG.  KT. 
KP.GCB.OCSt.aCMG. 
GCIE.    GCrO gNov.qS 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Commandant. 
Adolphus  Jas.Price,iCJ/G. 

Colonel    it.p.    West    1  ork 

Eeqiment;     Camp    Comdt. 

S.Africa u  Feb.  00 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Cuas.  B.  Prideaux-Brune,2 

p.s.  ret.  pay  BUleBrigade 


The  East  Yorkshire  Eegt. 

3ED  Battalion.  '■ 

(Formerly  the  East  York  Militia.)' 
"  White  Rose  of  York." 
(Embodied  4  May  00. ;  disembodied 
4  Dec.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Beverley. 
HoNOKAET  Colonel. 
Win    Henry  Grimstone,^  late 
Capt.  13F.JP iNov.gtf 

Lt.Colonel  Commandant. 

John  H.  BurstaU,=  late  Lt. 
to  Foot,  Bon.  Colonel 22  Jan.  gl: 

Majob. 

Herbert  John  Whittle,)'.* 


[']. 


4  Apr.  9f 


Hon.Colonel  7  Oct.   93 

Majobs. 
AUred    Charles    Bennett, 

Hon.  Lt.Colonel    V■;'l&®^  °° 

Sir  Wm.  Henry  Mahon,  B«.i6Feb.  00 

Captains. 
'i(,nvyC.Bvilke\ey.Bon.Uaj.2S  Feb.  85 
James  B.GariorthTottie,  (if) 

HoH.Jfajor    ■. 3  May  90 

D'Arcy    Edw.    Swainston 
°#trangwayes  (H)    ^^^^5  May  99 
Bertram    MetcaUe    ^^^_' ^  ^^^.  ^^ 

HenryMetcaifeAppletoi:,p.«..i  Jan.  99 

Alfred  William  &poyev,Aae 

Je  Camp  to  Major  «'«™'     „  .     ^ 
F    W.  Kitchener  16  Feb.  00 

John     Charles      ^^arnford 

Birtwhistle    ■■■■■■.■■■,■ /iV:'^ 
l?,oT.riaHTdeEdwards(i/), 

psMructor  ofUuslcetryz.  Apr.  00 


Captains. 

Harold  Robinson  Pease,  (-H)23  June  8 

Alfred  St.HiU  Gibbons,  (B), 
Bon.  Major    i6  Dec.  8 

Freil.  Charles  Strickland- 
Constable  (B),  ret.  pay 
Boyal  Horse  Guards 2t  May  g 

Ashe    Windham    (B],   South 

Africa 6  May  9 

E.if .Buchanan  Boyd.p.s.(H) 
i      Assist.   Insp.    Gold    Coast 

I      Constahulary 27  Nov.  5 

1  Digby  Francis  Wrangham  25  Dec.  9 

Edward  Starkey  Wade,r(]2s  Dec.  9 

Hubert  C.  Prichard  (if),  (S) 

ref.paii  E.Yorkshire  Fegt.26im\eo 

Philip  i'.  Sperling   Ma.i-sted 
i      (H),  South  .if rica    14  July  .; 

Cecil  George  Wellesley 19  May  c 

Lieutenants. 
Harold  AylesburvWillowsi  I  Oct.  o 
Edward  Norman  GiUiat  ...11  Oct.  o 

,Tohn  Leaper  Fisher  11  Oct.  o 

Thomas  Edwin  Bennett  ...11  Oct.  o 

Claude  Wade   u  Oct.  o 

John  A.  Hamilton  Brittonii  Oct.  0 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Heuiy  Kenwood  Earle 17  Oct.  c 

Arthiir  C.  H.  Sharpe  Win- 
grove  18  Oct.  c 

-B.  St.  C.  St. 

Capt.  [  Bn. ..t6  Sept.g 

Qr.Master  (teith  rank  of  Qr. 
Mr.  in  the  Jrmy).— Mau- 
rice Batvy,* Bon. Lieut. ...2q  Apr.  ■ 


Ad/t.  4-  Capt.- 
Clair-Ford, 


The  Bedfordshire  Eegiment. 

^ED  Battalion. 

Formerly  the  Bedford  Light  Infantry.) 

(Embodied  8  May  oo;   disembodied 
4  Dec.  oo.) 

Head  Quarters,  Bedford. 

HoNORAET  Colonel. 
Sir     John     M,      Burgoyne, 

Bart.,  late   Gren.  Guards2o  Ja-Ti,  P4 

Lt. Colonel. 
HerbrandA.,  Duke  o/' Bed- 
ford, (S) 22  Dec.  97 

Majobs. 
Wm.   Dugald   Stuart.'  (H) 

lute  King's  Royal  Rijlcs... 12  Jan.  98 
Samuel  Alex.  James  {H) 

lafe  Capt.Glouceeter  Regt,^ 

Hon.  Lf .Colonel 4  Nov.  99 

Captains. 
Gerald   M.    de    L.    Dayrell, 

P.8.,  South  Africa 18  .Mar.  01 

Sir  Fred.  W.F.'G.  Frankland, 

Bart.     p.s.      [II],     A»»i»t. 

Press  Censor,South  AfriaiQc,  Aug.  qi 
Edward  Arthur  Haggard, - 

ret  .pay  Army  Serv.  Corps  ; 

Supply  Office.  S.  Africa  ...  2  Nov.  92 
Bcrfie  Philip  NewhoUl,  South 

Africa 20  Jan.  94 

Simon  James  Svmons,^j.». 

{H),  Inst,  of  Musketry  ...20  Jan.  94 
Frederick    Fdward     Bishop, 

p.s.  (U),A>=>=i::t.In8p.Gold 

Coast  Constabulary  3  May  95 

SirAlg.KerrB.Osborn,Stfrf.  3  May  95 
ShelleyL.LaurencoScarlett23  Apr,  97 
Oliver  Arthur  Villiera,  Lord 

Ainptkill,  Gor.  of  Madras  24  Apr.  07 
Edward  Pugh  AUpress  {i£')29  Nov.  99 
Richd.  R.  Gillespie    Crook- 

sliank  21  Mar.  00 

Cleorge  BrooK  Younj^    28  Mar.  00 

Gustavus  Francis  Higgins  20  June  co 
James  Fras.  Nelson  Price  20  June  00 

Lieutenants. 
Hon.  Victor  Alex.  Fred.  V. 

R;iissell    20  July  gS 

Robert    Walter     Woodmais, 

South  Africa 17  Jan.  00 

Henry  Hasting-s  Grigg 7  Mar.  00  I 

WalterBuchananBrowningi  I  Apr.  00  ! 
John  Scott  Graham,  Central  | 

Africa  Regiment    2  May  00  j 

Hon,  Alex.  Graba.m  Law- 
rence     IT  July  00 

William  Boyd  Shannon 11  July  00 

Ohas.  Swainson  D'Asuilar.  2  Aug.  00 
Kdward  St.  George  Mivart.  2  Aug.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Hugh  William  M'Call    8  June  00 

Vivian  L.  F.  Postlethwaite 

Jackson 5  Sept. 00 

Herbert  Godfrey  J.  Wil- 
liams  30  Sept.oo 

Lewis  Richd.  Wm.  Loyd  ...19  Dec.  00 

4/;;«.4-CaHf.—W.T.  W.Scott, 

Capt.  t  Battalion i  July  98 

Qr.Masfer.—O.    Fox,*  S'oh. 

Captain    4  Dec.  89 

Med.  Of  .Surg.  Lt. Colonel 

RowiandH.Coombs,3fZ>.  v  Dec.  91 


Militia  hijantr]}* 

Lt.  Colonel. 
Jam,e3  Edw.  Hubert,  Viscf. 

Cranborue,  J/P.  {H) jg  Oct.  92 

Ma.toiis. 
Chas-.T^tKc^  Marsham,  DL.  21  July  97 
Charles  H.  B.  Heaton-Ellis  6  July  gS 

Captains. 
Hubert  Fred.  Barclay  (H)  10  Aug.  Sg 

£o)*d  Henry  FilzGerald 5  Oct.  8g 

Charles  Percy  Boulton n  May  gi 

Edwin  Philip  Smith  15  July  93 

Montagu  Collet  Norman  ...21  July  97 

Richard  Page  Croft    29  Mar.  99 

Resioald    Herbert    Bailey, 

late     Canadian     Mounted 

Police    26  Dec.  99 

Charles  Bunce  Greenfield... lo  Jan.  00 
Harry  Clifford  Franks,"5tfs.25  Feb.  00 

Lieutenants. 

Peter  Rupert  Bassett g  Feb.  98 

George  Ernest  Marten  \Hj, 

South  Africa 72  June  98 

Jonathan  J.  Russell  Peel. .,29  Dec,  99 
Jocelyn  F.Renton  Pixley...i2Sept.  00 
Fergus  J.  Russell  Peel  ......12  Sept.  00 

George  Ernest  Mills  12  Sept.oo 

Hubert  Maunsell  Gosling  12  Sept.  00 
Tan  Montague  M.  Phillips  12  Sept.oo 

Gerald  Carew  Sladen i2Sept.oo 

Joseph  Wingfield  Henry  .,.12  Sept.oo 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Thomas       Walter      Colby 

Carthew 19  Feb.  00 

0has.Hy.C.Selby-Lr»wnde322  Feb.  oo 
Francis  Hewson  Barton  ...22  Feb.  jo 
Edward  Charles  Talbot  ...28  Feb.  00 
J?  ras.G.C.Ashmead-Bartlett 

{Depot) 28  Aug.  00 

Geo.  Frederic  Wray(£>p^^^)  28  Aug.oD 
Adjt.   .f-    Ca;)^— H.    W.    U. 

Coates,  Capt.  i  Battalion  16  Dec.  95 
Quarter     Master.  —  James 

Richardson,  Hon.  Li  cut. 22  J  0,11.  98 
Ued.  Ojf.— 
Embarked  for  S.  Africa,  27  Feb.  igoo. 


4TH  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  Hertford  Militia.) 

(Embodied  16  Jan.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Hertford.  Embodied, 

South  Africa. 

HoNoBAEY  Colonel. 
The   Marquia    of  Salisbio-y, 
KG.,  Prime  Minister  and 
Lord  Privy  Seal  11  June  6S 


The  Leicestershire  Eegt. 

3RD  Battalion. 
(Formerly  the  Leicestershire  Militia .) 

(Embodied  20  Feb.  o:. ;  disembodied 
5  Dec.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Leicester. 

Honouaet  Colonel. 
lit.   Hon.  J.  J.  R.,  Duke  of 

Rutland,  KG.  GCB 11  Aug.  88 

Lt. Colonel. 
A.  T.  T.  Lord  Braye,   JP. 
DL.,  Hon.  Colonel  22  Dec.  97 

Majors. 
Benjamin,  Geale  Humfrey, 
ret.  pay    Leicester     Regt., 
Hon.  Lt. Colonel    27  Apr.  98 

Captains. 

Philip  Reginald  Fuller   28  May  92 

Robert  Samuel  Phillips  (-H")2o  Aug.  92 
Chas.  Hy.  Dayrell  Palmer  i  June  96 
Edw.  Atbelstane  L.  Powellu  Aug.  97 

Canning  Turner  [H)  11  Aug.  97 

Kenneth  Trevor  Stewart  ...  3  May  00 
John  Warden  Blunt  (H)  ...21  Aug.  00 

Lieutenants. 
Walter  Harold  Gribbon  ...  4  July  00 

Percy  Standish  Hore i  Sept.oo 

Wm.  Marton  Towushend  i  Sept.oo 
Leycester  Varley  Owston     i  Sept.oo 

Thomas  Piercy  Mills i  Sept.oo 

Thomas  Reginald  Badger     i  Sept.oo 

1  Claude  Elhs  Morgan i  Sept.oo 

I  Arthur  Charles  Hart  7  Nov.  00 


867 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Robert  Harold  Bond 5  Sept.oo 

Geoffrey  DiilrympleNash...  6  Dec.  00 
AdJt.  4-  Capt.^Cten.  Hy.  P. 

Bwne,  Ma/or  i  Battalion  zs  Jan.  gS 
Qr.  afiM/er.— JohnBreacher, 

Hon.  Lieut 28  Mar,  g6 

Ued.  Of— 


The  Eoyal  Irish  Eegiment. 

3RD  Battalion. 

{Formerly  the  Wexford  Militia.) 

(Embodied    n  Jan.  00;   disembodied 

17  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Clonmcl. 

HoNORAitr  Colonel. 

Henry  S.  Lord  Temple  mo  re...  2  Sept. 93 

Lt. Colonel. 
Morgan    Geo.   Lloyd,    CB. 
late    Cornet    1     Dr.    Gds. 
(H),  JP.,  Hon.  Colonel  ...3c  Mar.  85 

MiJOES. 

James  W.M.  Visct.  Stopford:3  July  gt 
Owen  L.  F.  Lloyd  {H)  3  Dec.  98 

Captains. 
Chas. Edw.  Wogan-Browne, 

p.s.  (H)  4  Aug.38 

Hon.  Edw.  B.  L.  H.  Stop- 
ford, 1  p.s.    (H),   ret.    pay 

Irish  Fits iliers 25  Junego 

Hon.  A.  H.  Cbichesteri  H)  13  Apr.  92 
Gerald    H.  Pomeroy  Colley, 

Special  Service,  S.  Africa  18  Nov.  93 
Fras.  John  Newton- King, 

(H),ret.}Hiy  Oxford Lt.Tnf.zS  Oct.  96 
William  Perry,  Remt .  Dept.i-,  Oct.  97 
John  Owen.9  Johnson,  ret. 

pay    12  Lancers 17  Nov.  97 

Alan  Maxwell  Boisragon,- 

late  Caut.  Irish  Regt aS  Mar.  gS 

Robert  Murdoch 3  Dec.  gS 

Lieutenants. 
Fred.  Jas.  Robert  Hughes  26  May  94 
Henry  VineentShortland(H) 

serving  inSoufhernXi(/eria26  May  94 
Richd.  W.  J.  Visct.  Suirdale, 

Private    Secretary    to    the 

Governor  of  Hong  Kong.. .2?,  Dec.  90 
Walter  Stafford  Caulfield  21  Feb.  00 
Augustus       de       Thierry 

Mouillot .21  Juneoo 

Herbert  Fitziiiaurice  Mills25  Aug.  00 
Edw.H.Box\veltThompson25  Aug.  00 
Mansergh  Cathbert,  Fowke25  Aug.  00 
Frank  Edward  Wheeler  ...15  Oct.  od 
William  Herbert  Hawke3...i5  Oct.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Robert  Percy  Paton    16  Jan.  00 

J.  T.Cramer,  West  Africa  ..2b  ^^"pt. 00 

Bertie  Erroll  Massy    12  Dec.  00 

Geo.  AluredCooteAlcock...22  Dec.  00 
ldjt.<^  Capt.—K.  L.  Owens, 

Captain  i  Battalion    i  Oct.    98 

Qr.  Mr.— William Dundas.s 

Hon.  Lieut 10  June  96 

Med.  Of.— 

4TK  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  North  Tipperary  Light 
Infantry.) 

(Embodied  2  May  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Clonmel.   Embodied, 
Aldershot. 

HoNORAEr  Colonel. 
C.Earlde  Montalt 7  Dec.  98 

Lt. Colonel. 
Fitzgibbon  Trant,  late  Lf. 

64  F.  Hon.  Colonel  22  Nov.  90 

3  ^2 


868 

'M'iJOBS. 

Claude   Richard  .1.  Cane,' 

lale  Ciipt.  It.Arlillery 12  Nov.  92 

Wm.A.deWarrenne  WaUer2i3  Aug.  Q4 

Captains. 
Alex.  Lindsay  CarneRiejJ.siQ  Jan.  84 

John  Rolleston  Wolle    6  May  91 

Henry  Hueli  Hutcliinson...26  Sept.  94 
Arthnr     Bimiliam      Crabbe,^ 

rtt .  pnji  i  Butrurt    17  Oct.    94 

Georqe    Ifaahhirjlon    Biggf, 

p.l(II)    20  May  96 

Char},»   Lavqfori!  {HI    Li. 

Imvrriiil  Tecmnnri/  Q  Feb.  9» 

Wm.Rbt.Ed.HeneageFinchie  Apr.  98 

Lieutenants, 

Georqr      Veginn-Fic,      West 

Africa II  Si-Qt 7  Mar.  00 

John  Philip  Baewell 28  July  00 

John  W.  Rivallon  delaPoer28  July  00 
Erneft  RBudall  Holhvay  sS  July  00 
Francis  Wm.  Mafsy  I)rew..28  July  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Cyril  Kdniunds   i  Aug.  00 

J.  B.  ThoriMU,  jr.  Africa  26  Sept.  00 
Arthnr    E.     de    Warrenne 

Walltr 28Sept.oo 

Bspme  Montgomery  Picton 

Ward    6N0V.00 

EKlmtnune  Fredk.  Ross  ...22  Nov.  00 
ThoB.  Howver-Lane  Maun- 

sell '. 22N0V.00 

J,J,y.J  0.,>(.-C.  H.ViRors, 

Ciiplniii  1   Ballalion   31  Oct.    98 

Or.  Jlf(i»'('>-,— Jeremiah  Cre- 

men,  Hon.  Lieu! 28  July  97 

Xed.  Off.— 


5TH  Battalion. 

(Foraierlii  the  Killceniiy  Fugiliert.) 

(Embodied  14  May  00.) 

Head  Quarters.  Kilkenny. 
Embodied,  Aldershot. 

Honohabt  Colonel. 
Jamee  E.  11'.  T.  Marqnii  of 
Ormonde,  KP.  late  Capt. 
iLife  Quardt 7  Jan.  80 

Lt. Colonel. 
Robert  C.  iCn ox  (U),Bo«. 

Colonel 18  Apr.96 

Majobs. 
Maurice  De  Keatinge  (II), 

Hon.  Lt.Colonel    11  Mar.  96 

Leonard  Walter  Pead,  p.s. 

It']  (i/)    17  Feb.  97 

Captains. 
Truest  H.  GoUlie-Tauhmnn,' 

p. 8.    (E),    nervinq     under 

Zanzibar  Oocernmeiit 29  Oct.   92 

George  Lionel  J.  Sargent.. .16  Sept.93 

Lindesav  Kno.i    10  Apr.  95 

Geo.  SmUk.ii.!>.  {H),servinij 

in  BritinhGiiiana  Police..  2  Oct.   95 
Daniel  Joseph  Smithwick, 

iH)  Innl.ofUiirlcetrii 11  Dec.  9S 

William  Daniel  Byrne  (H\, 

gervniij       in       the      Lagot 

Conyl'alularg 7  Feb.  00 

Chas.  Noel  French  19  July  00 

Geo    A.    Ashfordby- Tren- 
chant     19  July  0° 

Colin  Guy  Newbery    6  Dec.  00 

Lieutenants. 

Harola  Bligh  Nutting 25  Aug.  00 

Geoffrev  Edward  Blake    ..25  Aug.  00 

Claude  Lance  ot  Davis 25  Aug.  00 

Htnrv  Cudtn  Gonld9bury..25  Auer.  00 
Joseph  Thoxas  Kirby  25  Aug, 00 


Militia  Iiijantrij. 

Second  Lieutenabis. 
Walter    Stewart    Lloyd 

Emerson 5  June  00 

•TamFs  Y.  Hope-Johnstone  15  Aug.  00 
Hugh  Chilman  Buckler  ...27  Sept.oo 
Hy .  J.  J.  Patrick  O'Connell  2 1  Nov.  00 
Aii'.   *   Capt.—yi.    F.    H. 

Bredin,  Capt.  i  Battalion   i  Mar.  98 
Qr.  Mr.— Frank   Clanchy, 

Hon.  Lieut 12  May  97 

Med.  Off.— 


The  Princess  of  Wales's  Own 
(Yorkshire  Eegiment). 

3ED  Battalion. 
(Embodied  14  Dec.  99.) 
[Formerly  the  ^th  Went  York  Militia.) 
Head   Quarters.    Ri  hmond.     Em- 
bodied, South  Africa. 

HoNOHART  Colonel. 
Boherl   Gniiler,'   MP.    late 

Capt.  4  Dragoon  Oitardn... 22  May  86 

Lt.Colonel  Commandant. 
James Hoole,  (if    [^t]Hou. 

Colonel   14  May  99 

Majobs. 
John  W.Lodge,  Hon. Z^Co^.  iSMayyi 
Wm.     E.    C'    Ellis,      Hon. 
Lt. Colonel   15  May  99 

Captains. 
ifoii.G.  Algernon Lascelles  18  May  91 
George  W.  LowsloyHoole- 

Lowsley- Williams,  ;>.w....  5  June  94 
Bni-iin  Hy.de  Teissier,'  {U) 

ret.  pay  8  Hunnars,  Inst,  of 

Musketry,  Hon.  Ma/or  ...28  Julj*  94 
Nobt.  Benyon  \evill  Gnnter  i  June  95 
Robert  Lowndes  .ispiiiall.ret. 

pay  15  Hussars,  S.  Af'rirn  25  Jan.  99 
Wm.  Bobt. Hodgson  lies  (if), 

serving     with     the     Lagos 

Constabulary 15  May  99 

EdwardLancelotSandersoniS  Feb.  00 
Herbert      de     Mussenden 

Leathes  19  Feb.  00 

Albert  Carstairs,  late  Capt. 

Irish  Rifles 20  Feb.  00 

Milltoume  Edwaid  Clark. ..13  Sept.oo 
Noel  Monckton 13 Sept.oo 

Lieutenants. 

Mark  Sykes  29  ?.rar.  99 

Richard  Fitzroy  Howard. ..11  Feb.  00 
William  Mark  Saurin,  Rail- 

Kay  Staff  Officer,  S. Africa  21  Feb.  00 
Brereton  C.  Dalton  Nash, 

ji.s 21  Feb.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Robt.    John  Wastel  Ar- 

buthuot 16  Aug.  99 

I  George  Clarke  Denton 5  Dec.  99 

George  Lockwood  Dormanii  .Tan.  00 
Edw.  Wilberlorce  Leather  15  Feb.  00 
Frank  Jeffcott  Dvmond    ...17  Feb.  00 

Charles  Ramsay  White 18  Feb.  00 

Rodney  Hay  Duff    11  Oct.  00 

!  HnymondM.  St.  John  Boothis  Nov. 00 
'  Adjt.   4-    C«;i(.— C.    A.    C. 

King,  Capt.  I  hattalion-.. 20  Nov.  96 
Qr.  Master. — George  Croft, 

Hon.  Captain 4  Oct.  84 

Med.Off.— 
Eiiilarked  for  S.  Africa,  Feb.  1900. 


4TH  Battalion. 
{Formerly  the  North  York  Rifles.) 
(Embodied  3  May  co.) 
Head  Quarters.  Richm    id.      Em- 
boded,  Sheffie.d. 

HoNOBART  Colonel. 
Robert    George     Hopkinson, 
Jt.  Son.  Colonel 29  Aug.  91 


Lt.Colonel. 

James W.  Richardson, ijToM. 
Colonel 18  N0V.96 

Majobs. 

BemardGauntlettHarrison  I 

(H)    25  Apr.  99; 

Fred.  Charlton  Meyrich,  late  ', 

IS  Hussars  ;  Coindg.aBn. 
of     Imperial     Yeomanry,  ■  ,  - 

with  rank  of  Lt.Colonel  ...12  June  97;  1 

Captains. 

Chas.  Edirard  Eagnall,li.i.. 

seriniiifiii  the  Uganda  Pro-  ■ 

teclor'ate  .' 3  July  93 1 

JohnCharles  Rivis 27  Junegfl 

Reg.Edw.Fras.  S.  Dudding,  1 

p.s.{H),  Inst.  ofMnsietr!,27  June  9f  J 
Edw.  Henry  Chapman,;).*.  3  Apr.  gj 
Hy,  Perry  Pulleine.  late  Lt.  ^ 

'/South  Wales  Borderers  ...14  Feb.  J 
Edw.   Ainslie   Locock,   late 

2nd  LI.  West  India  Reqt.  14  Feb.  oo-) 

Robert  BeU  Turton ...  7  Mar.  cx' 

Frank  Lavallin  Puxley ;  Aug.oc 

Henry  Hare  Hobson  i  Aug.  00 

Lieutenants. 

Alan  Cecil  Lnpton  21  Mar.  oc  j, 

Wilfrid    Hubert    Chapman, 

South  Africa  10  July  00 

Prank  Adams  Bagley ifi  Aug.  00 

Eric  CnlderClegg.. 16  Aug.  oc 

Regd.  .1.  Trouncer  Bindley  16  Aug.  oc 
Stuart  Lumley  Whatford  .,16  Aug.oc 

Second  Lieutenants. 

GeorgePrf  ndergast  Stevensio  May  oc 

Cecil  Wandby    6JuneoE 

Arthur  Pemberton  Turnerii  Sept.oo 

Archibald  Wright   30  Nov.  00 

^<J;f.,i-C./j>^—H.E.B. Leach, 

Cajtt.  Xorlhinnberland  Fns.l  May  99 
Qr.3/uj</pr.—Jno. Sheridan, 

Hon.  Lieut 13  Dec.  99 

Med.  Off.— Surg.  Lt.Colonel 

Thos.  Carter 2  June  99 


The  Lancashire  Fusiliers. 

5TH  Battalion. 

( Formerly  jth  Koya  I  Lancashire  Rifles. ) 

(Embodied  19  Feb.  00;  disembodied 

17  Oct.  00  ) 

Head  Quarters,  Bury. 

Honobaet  Colonel. 
Thos.  Hale,  late  Capt.  88  F.  2  July   i; 

Lt.Colonel  Commandant. 

Fred.  Finch  Mackenzie 20  Nov.  95 


Majobs. 
Henry    Steuart   Lockhart- 

R08F,  p.s.  (H)    :f.  Nov.  .jS 

Francis    Joseph     Radcliffe, 

{U),  S.  Africa  20  Sept.  00 

Captains 
Uy.    Alex.     Schank,    (E), 

Inst,  of  Musk 16  Nov.  S9 

Godfrey     Armitage,      late 

2nd  Lt.  6  Dragoon  Gds.  ...21  Jan.  93 
Herbert  Richard  Cobbett  29  Aug.  94 
William     Dixon    Haddock 

Green,    ret.    pay     Xing's 

Royal  Rifles    23  Jan.  95 

John    James    Whitehead, 

]i.s.  (0  27  July  9£ 

John     Frederick     Edward 

Bowring,  jks 25  July  cc 

Daricin  Harry  Parker,South 

-ifrica     Sept.cc 


« 


LiETmyiTTrs. 

Jyles  Hi<rgin-Rirket 30  Nov.  99 

larrv  Rowland  Brideres  -.25  Aug.  00 
f&lcblmR.MarshiiU  M'Leodzs  Aug.  00 
*hilip  G.  Benson  Cooke  ...25  Aug.  00 
bfan  Henry  Reg.  Yardley... 25  Aug.  00 
reorL'c    Dudley  Rhu    Mac 

Mahon 25  Aug.  00 

ilmeric  Bavford  Wigley  ...25  Aug.  00 
Zenelm     Lutfman  -.Tokuson, 

We^f  Africa  Field  Force.  .14  Nov.  00 

iordou  Campi  ell  Blair 14  Nov.  00 

vorKTuastoii  Watts-Joues  14  Nov.  00 
LFthir  UjghAVatson  14  Nov.  00 

Sbcond  Likutekants. 

Idmund     Lawrence     van 

So  weren   3  Apr.  00 

orman  Xeill 21  June  00 

Villiam  Higgin-Birkel 12  July  00 

rcrald  SUnw 24  July  00 

Ibert  George  Dawson 6  Sept.oo 

[orace  Lloyd    14  Nov.  00 

ubrey  B.  Daniel  Moore  ...^S  Nov.  00 

lrf/7.  4-  Capf.—  H..  C.  E. 
\Vestropp,  Major  Man- 
chester Repf 13  July  96 

luarfer  Master.  —  William 
Eo^es,  Hon.  Xtieiit 17  Jan.  00 


6rH  Battalion. 
{Formerli/  jfh  Roi/a!  Zancashire 

(Embodied  i?  Dec.  99.) 

Head  Quarters,  Bury.    Embodied, 
South  Africa. 

HoNOBABT  Colonel. 
?hos.  Hale,  late  Capt.  SS  F.     2  July  9 

Lt. Colonel. 
'red.   Chas.    Rom.er,i  p.s. 

{S,,(S),  (Q)  iS  Dec. 

Majors. 
'rancis  Lee  Sanders,-  (fl)   26  Oct. 
lerci'.les    A.    T.  Lord    Eos- 
tnetid,^    retired    ytijf    Irish 
Fusiliers  4  Feb. 

Captains. 
ouis  L.  Rhys  Samson,  ret. 

pa}/  Lancashire  Fusiliers  ..24.  May  99 
Idm.defentheny-O'Kelly^ 

J)ifrt.  Comiitr.  Orange  Eicer 

•Colony  iJunepS 

ames  Aspinail  Turner^   ...20  July  98 
■eo.   Arthur  Giidea,*  l-ffj, 

p.s. 23  ^ar.  gS 

«ginald    V.   Kempenfeldt 

Applin,"  yu.s.  [f]  ;  District 

Commr.  S.  Ajrictt...  23  Nov.  98 

ouglas    l-ras.   Robinson,- 

iate  Lt.  i?..V 16  Jan.  00 

ercyHarlandAtkin.^Cowrf/. 

Lines  uf  Commn.  S.  Africa  25  May  89 

Lieutenants. 
avid  G.  M.  Dundas,-  (H)     4  Feb.  99 
red.  Shenstone  Garratt-     S  Feb.  99 
rch.  P.  Adair  Easton- 3  Feb.  co 

Second  Lieutenants. 

laudeWhitmoreGaitskell^  15  Feb.  99 

ir  Albert  V.  F.  Seymour-, 
Bart 29  Mar.  99 

lalcolm  Romer- 13  Apr.  99 

ercy  Beaumont^ 11  July  99 

y.  Wm.  Gifford  Dansey-   13  Sepc.gg 

xel  D.  Campbell  Krook-...  4  Nov.  99 

jigh  Eardley  Wilmot- 2S  Nov.  99 

eorge  Henry  Hard  man- 
(Depot) 28  May  00 

heodore  Crean  (Depot)  ...zSAug.oo 

djt.  4-  Capt.—^^  F.  Owen- 
Lewis,  Lieut.  Yorkshire 
Eegt I  July  98 

ucrter  Master. — Alfred  W. 
Smith,-  Son  Lieut,;  Sta- 
tion ataj"  OJieer  S.  Africa  23  Feb.  98 

Ted    Ojf.— 

'mbarkei  for  S.  Africa.,  10  Fob.  1900. 


Militia  Lifautry* 
The  Koyal  Scots  Fusiliers. 

3BD  Battalion. 

(Formerltf  the   Prince  Segenfs   Royal 

Ayr  and  Wigtoicn  Militia.) 

(Embodied  S  Dec.  99;  disembodied 

4  Dec.  CO.) 

Head  Quarters,  Ayr. 

HoNOBART  Colonel. 
A.  P.,  Earl    of    Galloway, 
KT.  late  Capt.  E.  Morae 
Guards,  p.s 24  June  91 

Lt.Colonel. 
William  Hugh    Campbell, 
p.a.  Hon.  Colonel 1:  July  91 

MAJORS. 

Son. Geoffrey  Cha^.Ttrislefon 
Wykeham  -  Fiennes,^  p,f. 
(if),  late  Scots  Fusilier^., 
Aide  de  Camp  to  Major 
Gen.  E,  S.  Brook .....26  June  99 

Captains. 

Geo  rge      James      Fergn  sso  n 

Buchanan,  S.  Africa 14  May  87 

R.  L.  Nugent-Dunbar,  »».*.  4  June  87 

Hugh  Scott,  p.» 14  July  90 

Chas.   G.  S.   M'Alester,  p.s. 

South  Africa 13  July  91 

Ralph     George     Riddell  - 

Carra,  p.s. 13  May  93 

John     Edicards     J  aiighan,^ 

p.f.   late  Lt.   znd  Bn.,  S, 

Africa 27  Apr.  98 

IvoD.Walk:er-Heneage,;).s.c2  July  qS 
Arch.  Earl   of  Cassilts,  p  s. 

DL.,  South  Africa    7  Jan.  00 

Dominick  Sidney  Brown,  p.i. 

South  Africa 23  May  00 

Arthur  M.  Mitchell  Camu- 

bell,;;.*.  (Zf) :..23  May  00 

George  Fredk.    Montague 

VilUers,     (if),     Innf.    of 

Musketry     4  July  00 

Lieutenant. 
i  Hon.  James  Boyle 26  June  99 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Charles  Thorbiirn,  S.  Africazo  Feb.  00 
Theodore  Septimus  Muson  17  Mar.  00 

Claude  Lan.-elot  Leake 2S  Mar.  00 

William  David  Forbes 6  Apr.  oo 

Ian  Broughton  Hopkins  ...19  Air.  oo 

Gerald  Andrew  Greig    4  May  00 

Squire  Duff  T.iylor    20  Jane  00 

Harold  Thompson 31  July  00 

Adjt.  3f  Capt. — 

Qr.Majster. — Mark  Lindsay 
Carnegie,  ifo».  i(>«^.    ...  i  Sept. 97 

Ued.  Of.— 


The  OhesMre  Regiment. 

320  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  ist  Eoyal  Cheshire  Light 
Infantry.) 

(Embodied  i  May  00;  disembodied 
4  Dec.  00.) 
Head  Quarters,  Chester. 
HoNOBAEY  Colonel. 
Charles      Hosken      France- 
Hayhurst;^  DL.  JF.  late 
Lt.  77  F. 21  May  92 

Lt.Colonel. 

Arthur  Hill,  Hon.  Colonel    21  May  92 

Majors. 

Charles  Perc3' Lees,  ^.jf.  ...12  May  97 
Lea   Jones   (H),  p.s.  Hon. 

Lt.Colonel   16  May  98 


869 
Captains. 

Ed.  Kinnersly  Williamson, 

ps.  Hun.  Major 12  Oct.  89 

Edward    Townahend  Logan, 

South  Africa    4  ^^7  9^ 

George  Richard  Hennessy, 

p.f 9  Nov.  98 

Wm.     Campbell    Anderson, 

ret.  pay  15    Husmrs ;  Ad- 

utaut  imverial  Teomanry^o  Dec.  99 
William     Gerald    Ambrose. 

p.s.    District    Commr,    at 

Lagos   17  Jan.  ck» 

Harold  Paine    17  Jan.  00 

Edward       Ralph       Harbord, 

South  Africa 10  Apr.  00 

Francis   Edward    Christian, 

Special  S'^rrice.TV.  African  Apr.  00 

Frank  Lewis  Lloyd   10  July  00 

Walter  Colby  Earle   25  July  00 

Lieutenants. 

Geoffrey  Sherinqham,  South 

Africa .\ ...  8  May  00 

Alexander  Moreton  WiUon  8  May  00 

Godfrey  Lvle  Smith 8  May  00 

Charles  Hilditch  Toler  (H)  S  May  00 

Richard  Savage   .ic  Aug.  00 

Arthur  Thos.  Sheringham  n  Aug.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Gerald  Wm.GostwyckMay2S  Mar.  00 
Claud  Henry  F  rneanx,    S. 

Africa  ...'. 17  ilay  00 

Charles  Hy.  >apier  Nunn  12  July  00 
Vivian  Archer  Jackson  ...13  Sept.  oo 
Phillip  Toohey ...17  Oct.  00 

Adjt.  4-  Capt.—R.  J.  Cooke, 

Major  I  Battalion    8  Nov.  98 

Quarter         Manter.—TY.os. 
Hy.  Gott,*  Hon. Lieut.   ...26  Apr.  93 

Med.  Off.— 

4TH  Battalion. 

(Formerly    the    2nd     Royal     Cheshir 
Militia.) 

(Embodied  22  Jan.  od.) 

Head    Quarters,  Maccl  sfield.     Em- 
Dodied,  South  Africa. 

HosoBART  Colonel. 

Lt.Colonel  Coumandant. 

Charles  Harrop  Beck,--ffo». 

Colonel ..  7  Feb.  00 

Majors. 

Henry    Millett     Nicholls.^ 

Hon.  Lt.Colonel    7  Feb.  00 

William  Woodward^  22  Feb.  00 

Captains. 

Beresford     Moufray     Read, 

p.s.   (H),  seroino  with  the 

Lagos  Constabulary 24  Nov,  97 

Robert   Mackay  Cadell.^p. 

[t],(H),  Transport  Officer 

S.  Africa 8  Jan.  00 

Jojejib  Thomas  Harttbrd,^ 

late  Irish  E  gt. 29  Jan.  03 

Henry  Stapylt'ou  Marshall, 

lat,:  Cheshire  Eegt 6  Feb.  co 

Frederick     William     Von 

Herbert,^      late     Captain 

Turkish  Army 7  Feb.  00 

Fra^..  Cyrii  uuna-Gardneng  Feb.  00 
Jlirk  Philips  Rathbone*  ...22  Feb.  00 

Frank  Cecil  Turner* 23  Feb.  00 

George  Madder  Hannan^... 23  Feb.  00 

Lieutenants, 
George  Rawdon  Barton*  ...24  May  99 
L.  H.Thomely  Friederichs323  July  00 

Albert  Joha  Orchard*    25  July  00 

Godfrey  James  Oakey* 23  July  00 

Charles  Lindsay  Tooue*  ...23  July  00 
D'Arcv      Richiird     Baker,* 

Eaiiway  Staff  Officer,South 

Africa 23  July  00 

James  Allen  Be:in' 3oSept.oo 


8yo 

Second  Ijibotenantp. 

Diidlev  Dndfordi' 25  Jan.  00 

Felix  William  WonluouRh-'  25  Jan.  oci 

John  Francis  A.  St.  Maur- 
Sl'Cil^   2  Feb.  00 

Evelyn  Branecombe  Fla- 
nacanS =0  Feb.  00 

F'-ert.AlbertBetteley  Pooks 
iHejiot) 13  Mar.  00 

Adil.J-  Cayl-  H.F.  K.  Hop- 
kins, Cull?.  Seaforth  Sigh- 
himlrr, I  Nov.  95 

Qr  Mntler.—R.  M'Kay.s 
Jloyi.  Lieut 24  Jau.  94 

Med.    Ojf.— Surgeon  Lt.Col. 

James  B.  Hughes  i  Dec.  9' 

Jimbiirked  for  S.  Africa,  26  Feb.  1900. 


The  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers. 

3HD    BATTAt.ION. 

{Formerly    the  ll'>vi'l    Deiibiijh    ami 

Mertouetk  JiifleK.) 

(EobodiLcl  8  Uoc.  99.) 

Head   Quarters,   Wrexham, 
bodied,  Plymouth* 

Ho-VOEiar  CoLONEi.. 
Sir  IMiert  A'fred    Cnnliffe, 
B.irl.    lute  'Lt.    ^     Civft. 
Scott  Guards,  p. » 12  May  &5 

Lt.  Colonel. 


Sam1.  Sandbnch,  p.it.  Hon. 

Colonel   21  Nov.  94 

Majors. 

Charles  I).  Mostyn-Owon...i9  Mar.  92 
Humley  Frederick  Godfreyi?  Apr.  95 

Captains. 
Charles  Henry  Lord,  j).«.(lf ) , 

[(],  //on.  Major    23  Nov.  81 

Edward  Lloyd  {Depot), lion. 

Major   28  Apr.  8n 

Basil'Edwin  Phillips,  (//).. .24  Apr.  89 
John    Lock    Lock,   ret.  pay 

I   Baltalioii 2  Apr.  Qi 

Fred.  Wm.  Proctor,  p. s.(S),  I 

Vapt.  ret.  pay    W.  Riding 

Sei/t '..  1  May  95 

Horace  Dixon  Mayhew 29  July  96 

Lieutenants. 
Henry  Hugh  Mostyn  Bead- 

neli  14  Sept.  98 

Morgan  Grainger  Jones  ...15  Nov.  99 

Roger  Whitley  Bate    9  May  00 

lloii.  Denys  Scott    9  May  00 

JIugti  hice  Webb-Bovjen  (if), 

South  Africa  9  May  co 

Mictiael  Ballantine  Himing- 

ton,  Spec.  Sero.,  S.  Africa  4  Sept. 00 
Gilbert  Fra:  E.  Cotton,  Re- 

mount  Department 4  Sept.oo 

GeraldL. St. Aubrey  Davie822  Nov.  00 
Artliur  F.  A.   Deiii)6-Rad- 
cliffe 8  Deo.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
OthoFred.ReinhanltLenkc  6  July  00 
Robert  baiold  Burkhardt  31  Oct.  00 
Adit.   4-  t'aj(.— G.  W.  D.  B. 

lAoyi.Cupt.  I  Bn  IS  Aug.  96 

(jr.Master.--Vi.  H.  Vernon, 

Hon.  Lieut 2  Nov.  95 


Militia  Infantry. 
Majors. 

Hon.  Henry  B.  H.  Lloyd- 
Mostyn.  late  Sub.  Lieut. 
23  JF.  2Ion.  hi. Colonel 14  Nov   93 

Captains. 

Howell  H.  Jones-WiUiamE, 

Hon.  Major 7  J8,n.  85 

Arthur    Hamilton     Pryce, 

Hon.  Maior    20  Sept. 90 

Richd.Edw.L:oydRichards, 

„  g 21  Nov.  91 

Ernest  i'.  C.  isvanson' 10  Feb.  93 

A.  R.  P.  Maoartcey-Filgate  2  Jan.  96 
Silloaiins  Srii,ioltU,Itup:rial 

Yeomauni 28  Oct.  96 

Wm.   Douglas   .lones   (//), 

Instructor  of  Mitfketry    ...25  Apr.  00 

Lieutenants. 

Eric  .Tas.  Walter  Piatt 12  Mar.  92 

Chnrlrt     I'atrick     Uolroyd, 

South  Africa 3  Mar.  94 

EvanBowen  Jones.j).a.(i/), 

Imperial  Yeomanry 7  Jnly  97 

Robert  Love  Lloyd  9  May  00 

HHi)h     Rorhfort      Maxtled, 

ilroiuq  in  'Uyaiida     22  An?.  00 

Vere  Edward  Hobart  22  Aug.  cx> 

Ferrand  Grav  Waddington.  6  July  00 
Richard  Vincent  Barker      2:  Bept.oo 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Thotias  Lewis  Pritchard  ...27  Aug.  00 

Henry  Jr)bn  Phillips  9  Sept.  00 

Ad/.i^Caiir.—n.  A.  Beruers, 

Captain  i  Battalion i  Sept.99 

Qr.itfr.  — Joseph       E.     F. 

Ba.rr,' lion.  Lieut 5  Oct.   97 

Med.  Off.— 


.Second  Lieutenants. 
Edm.  Hy.  Herbert  Westbyis  Nov.  99- 

David  Lewis  Hankin 29  Dec.  99  ' 

Edward  Merivale  Stewardi3  Jan.  00 
John    Stephen     Raymond 

Lake    ..  16  Jan.  00 

Jas.       Stanley       Bagnall 

Gething  ir  J^d*  00 

Robert  T.  Gwilym  Salus- 

bury 17  Jan.  yo 

Jas.    Aug.    Maurice    Pitz- 

Gerald 23  .Ian.  00 

Evan  Leigh  Croslegh 9  Feb.  00  '. 

Harold  W.  G.MeyerGrifflth, 

Ry.  Staff  Officer.  S.  Afrira^i  Feb.  00 
Haumer  James  Miers  18  May  00 

Charles  Ernest  Long 12  Sept.ooA 

Adjt.i-Capt.—G.  H.  Grant,  • 

Capt.  2  Battalion 4  Sept.95 

Qr.   Ki-.— Moore   Murphy, 

Hon.  Captain i  May  oi 

Ued.Off.—  

Embarked  .for  S.  Africa,  -l  Feb.  10      'i 


4TH  Battalion. 
(Formerly  the  Royal  Montgomery 


Rifles.) 


3  May  00;  disembodied 
5  Dec.  00.) 


The    South  Wales  BordenrE. 

3ED  Battalion. 
[Formerly  the  Royal  South  TX'ales  Bor- 
derers Militia.) 

(Embodied  23  Jan.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Brecon.    Embodied, 
South  Africa. 

HoNOBAEY  Colonel. 
Arthur    Lord    Ormathicaitc, 
late  Capt.  I  Life  0uards...jo  Dec.  76 
Lt.Colonel. 

Charles  Healey,  p.s.  ['] 6  June  98 

Majoes. 
Thos.  Williams  Jones,  (//)    2  Dec.  9S 
Stuart  Williams  Morgan  ...24  May  99 

Captains. 
Hy.  J.  Vaughan  Phillips, 

p.>.(H)    =Dec.  93 

Hy.  Read  Darley  (H),  (t), 

ret.  pay  4  Dragoon  Guards, 
Aide    \lc    Camp 


4TH  Battalion. 

I  Formerly  the  Royal  Carnarvon  Rifles.) 

Embodied  11  May  00;   disembodied 

17  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Cia-narvon. 

The  Flume  of  the  Prince  of  Wales, 

•' Ich  Dien." 

HoNOBABT  ColOWEI.. 
G.  S.  G.  Lord  Penrhyn   6  Mar.  95 

Lt.Colonel. 
Owen  L.  J.  Evans.  Hon.  Col.  4  Nov.  99 


\lc    Camp     to    Lord 

Chesham M  Fel)-  94 

H.  Hickman  Bromfeld,  (H) 

South  Africa 29  Ang.94 

Herbert     Ferd.      Wvodgate, 

(//)    10    ret.    pay    i    Bn. 

Hun.  Major,  Spec.  Service, 

S.  Africa  31  July  9S 

CecilHamiltonAriuitageiH), 

Trauelling    Commissioner, 

Gold  Coast 23  Oct.    95 

GuyMaxwcll-Heron.i!.s.(J/)2  Dec.  96 
Richard  Francis  Gunter  ...  2  Dec.  96 
David     Hughes      Morgan 

(Depot) II  Aug.97 

Geo.  Turner,  ret.  pay  1  Bn. 

Hon.  Major 7  Oct.    98 

James  Milier  Gibson-Watt  8  Oct.  98 
John  Philip  Wood(i/),/ns(. 

of  Musketry    24  May  99 

James  Dundas 24  Jan.  00 

Lieutenants. 

Edmund  Souihey    22  Jan.  9S 

Wm.  Rice  Tudor  Clement  ..  6  Jan.  00 
Egerton  Musgrave  Parry    14  Dec.  98 

Bernard  Nugent  Shaw 4  July  96 

David  C.  SacKvilleGnynne  4  Feb.  00 


(Embodied 

Head  Quarters,  Welchpool. 

HoNOBABT  Colonel. 

George  Chas.  fjarl  of  Powis  16  Apr.  98 

Lt.Colonel. 
Chas.    Edw.  Ranisbottoiri- 

Isherwood,  Hon.  Colonel    9  Sept.96 

Majoes. 
Edw.   S.    St.  Barbe  Sladeu  10  May  99 

Captains. 
Ferdinand  Louis  Genth,)>.». 

(H),  Inst,  of  Musketry    ...22  Aug.  9* 
Abel  E.  Morrall.  )).«.  (//), 

Reserve,  Hon  Major 23  Feb.  9S 

Hugh  Robt.  Edw.    Harri 

son,  late  Lieut.  Gren.Gdt.is  Feb.  99 
Edward  Ellershavv 6  June  00 

Lieutenants. 
AhsterMackenzie  Forteathii  Sept.oo 

Harmood  Banner    u  Sent.  00 

Henry  Augustus  Hare  11  Sept.oo 

Wm.  John  Corbett- Winder  n  Sept.oo 
George  Rudolf  Fielding  ...11  Sept.oo 
William  Hy.  Deane  Wilsonii  Sept.oo 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Arthur  Chas.  A.  ThackwelliS  Apr.  00 

George  Lewis  Sparrow 18  Apr.  00 

Charles  Edward  Cole 3  May  oc 

Leonard  D'Arcy  Fox 8  Aug.  00 


J.r;f.<t-Cii>i(.— H.M.Graham, 

Captain  i  Battalion t  Feb.  97 


Qr.      Master. 
Black,  Hon. 

Med.  Off-.— 


—  Adolphus 

Lieut 24  June  9c 


King's  Own  Scottish 
Borderers. 

3BD  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  Scottish  B-irderers  Mil. 

(Embodied  25  lan.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Dumfries.  Embodied 
Soutu  Africa. 

HoNoEAEi  Colonel. 
Archibald  Hume, p.s.  (H),\t]ig  Oct.   9 

Lt.Colonel. 
Jas.  K.  Maxwell  Witham, 

v.s.(H)    9  Nov.  9 


Majors. 
Claud  V.  E.  Laurie,  j).s.(S) 

[?] 17  Oct.  94 

JohaMackic,;>.« 3  June  99 

Captains. 
Sir  Alex.  D.    Grierson,  Bt. 

(U)  M,;).« 10  July  86 

W. C.  Critchley-Salmonson, 

u.s 18  Aug.  SS 

Harold    Wm.  Alex.    Fias. 

Crichton-Browne. ;'.».  ...13  Jan.  94 
Arth.  D.  Ripley  PoU.p.s.  (1)28  Mar.  94 
W.    D.  Younp-Herries,  p.s. 

(T){H)  (Depot)    17  Oct.  94 

James  Bruce  Willcie,(i.a.  (t)  i  May  95 
James  Lewis  Greip:,  i'.x.E']  -  Oct.  95 
W.L.Campbell  AUan,p.«.(') 

Sfitfioii      Commaiidaut,    S. 

Africa 3  June  99 

LiKDTENANTS. 

Henry  Keswick,  ^.s 25  Feb.  93 

William  MCan,;i.,«.  (//)  It)  i  Aug.  94 
Sir  }V)n.  Jardinf,  Bart,  jj.k. 

(U)    S  May  95 

John  Temple  Scriven,  p.s. 

(ll)lnttruclor  ofMus>cetrijii  Jan.  97 
Hugh  Steuavt  Gladstone  ...  4  Apr.  00 
John  Beaumont  Xeilson  ...  i  Sept.  oo 

Second  Liectbnants. 
Nigel    William    Montague 

Brunton .I  July  99 

Moil.  Fred.W.Scott-Napier26  Feb.  00 
Ale.i.  Jl'CuUoch  Jameson  27  Feb.  00 
Charles  Lowther  Tireman  10  Mar.  00 

Adit.  ■!■  Cupt.—F.  J.  Carru- 
thers,  Capt.  2  Buttalion...  1  Sept.  99 

Or.  3f(M;er.— Walter  Edw. 

Webb,>  JIoH.  Lieut 8  June92 

Med.Off  — 

Embarked  for  S.  Africa,  9  March  igcx) 


Militia,  Infantry. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

William  Ewing  Morier 5  Nov. 00 

Michael  Claude  Scarbrough  5  Dee.  <xj 
Adjt.i-Capt.—G.  D.Luard, 

Capt.2  Bn 15  Aug.  96 

Qr.  if(M/f  >•.— W.Oliphant, 

Hon.  Lieut 6  Feb.  92 

Ued.Of.—  SurQ. LI. Colonel 
Alex.  M.  Adams 7  Dec.  99 


871 


Honorary  Colonel. 


Oameronians  (Soottisli  Rifles) 

3KD  Battalion. 

(Formerly^ndUoyal Lanark  Militia.) 

(Embodied  3  May  oo.) 

HeadQuarters.Hamilton.  Embodied, 
Chatham. 

HoNOHABT  Colonel. 
Sir  D.  C.  B.  Carrick  Biielia- 
uan,  KCB.    DL.  Ji".  late 
Cornet  2  Dragoons    .31  Oct.  85 

Lt. Colonel. 
Geo.  Farie,  late  Capt.  74  F. 

Hon.  Colonel  30  Oct.   05 

Majors. 
William  Charles   Douglas  25  Dec.  95 
Robert    FitzRoy    Maclean 

Johnstone,  late  I.S.C.    ...23  Aug.  99 
("aptains. 
Daniel  Fras.  M.  Macqueen, 

p.g.  (U) 29  Oct.  87 

Henry   V.   J.  WCauu  Neal, 

(if),    As»i.9tant     Innpector 

Lagos  Constabulary   23  Apr.  92 

Jani'S     Campbell    Gardner,^ 

Station    Utaff    Officer,    S. 

Africa  17  May  94 

Uicliard      Landale     Cumber- 
land,  p.i.    (U),    Southern 

Nigeria  Constabulary   28  May  94 

John    Arthur    Briggs,   ret. 

pay  ■.  Battalion  28  NOV.  94 

Henry  M.  M'NeiU-Hamilton  4  May  95 
John  Craigie  Norwell,  p.s. 

(i£),  Inst,  or  Musketry     ...23  Sept.  96 
Ernest  Edw.  J.  Morrison  ...17  Apr.  00 

Lieutenants. 
Hy  Francis  HobartKerrtiZ")  9  May  00 
Edw.     Lionel     Luscombe 

James  14  July  00 

Thomas  B.  Stoney  Menziesi9  Sept.  00 
Hervey  Major  Lawrence  ...  12  Nov.  00 
Donald  Cuihbertson  Sword  12  Nov.  00 

Charles  Henry  Young  12  Nov.  00 

Aub.  B.  Rombulow-Pearie..i2  Nov.  00 
Hu^h  Alexander  Ross  12  Nov.  Oq 


4TH  Battalion. 

{Formerly  2nd  Royal  Lanark  Militia.) 

(Embodied  12  Dec.  99.) 

Head  Quarters, Hamilton.  Embodied, 
South  Africa. 

Honorary  Colonel. 
Sir  D.  r.  B.  Carrick  Bucha- 
nan, KCB.   DL.   JF.  late 
Cornet  2  Dragoons    31  Oct.   85 

Lt.Colonel  Cosiuandant. 
Arthur   Henry  Courtena.v, 
Hon.  Colonel, Station  Com- 
mandant, South  Africa  ...  9  Oct.    95 

Majors. 
Montague    G.    Johnstone,' 

p.s.   ret.  paif   2    Dragoons, 

Hon.  Lt.Colonel  (t)    {_H]  .25  Mar.  96 
Henry  Chavasse 20  Jan.  97 

Captains. 
Harold  Mills  Clifford,  p.s. 
(I)  (H),  Instructor  of  Mns- 

ketri/ 27 

Arthur  R.  C.  Littledale 17 

David  Blaikie  Hisljp 10 

Charles  Joseph  Lvnch-l  S 

.falni  Birkbeck(ll), S.Africa  8 
Valentine  Alex.  Blake  (H).  8 

D.(.'.  Burns  Macdonald 20 

Harold  Harvey  Smith  10 

Arthur  Fitzhenry  Towns- 

hend,^  late  Lt.  z  Bn 12 

Robert  Walter  Mellish 12 


Aug.  91 
.lune  93 
Feb.  97 
Nov.  99 
Nov.  99 
Nov.  99 
Aug.  87 
Feb.  00 

Feb.  00 
Feb.  00 


Lowry    Ef/eriou,    Earl     of 

Enniskillen    S  Jan.  S7 

Lt.Colonel. 
Hugh   Houghton  Stewart, 

late  Captain  Irish  Rijles...zz  Sept.97 

Major. 
Hon.   Charles    Alexander,' 

Hon.  Lt.  Colonel  17  N0V.Q7 

Captains. 

Edward  Simon  White   27  Feb.  92 

Arthur  WyndhamGelstoniU), 
serainfj  in  Lagos  Constabu- 

Piry  '. 18  Mar.  96 

Joseph  Crean  [H),  Instruc- 
tor of  Musketry 22  Apr.  99 

I  George    .-ilfred   Sabine  (H), 

I      Lagos  Constabulary 19  July  99 

Lsopold  Arthur  M'Clintock, 

I       South  Africa  7  Nov.  99 

Robt.  Arch.  Cochrane 
Forster,  ji.s.  {H\  Hon. 
Major   4  May  98 

Lieutenants. 

Richd.  E.  Nunn  Bailey 19  Jan.  98 

Charles  .Tohn  Bayly  4  Nov. 99 

George  Knaggs   28  Feb.  00 

Shirley  East  Apthorp    28  Feb.  00 

Alexander  Rowley  Miller. ..28  Feb.  00 
Arthur  C.  Kinley  MagiU  ...14  ^ov.  oo 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Arthur  Bull   8  May  00 

Hon.      Bertram     Aloysias 

Forbes 25  May  00 

Kenn  th  Hugh  Crawford. ..25  May  00 

Thomas  F.  Makepeace 
Thackeray 17  Oct.  00 

aii/<.^Ca))f.— P.J.L.Totten- 
ham.  Capt. South  Stafford- 
shire Regiment    I  Nov.95 

Qr.  Master. — Jas.  Robinson, 

Hon.  Lieut 30  Dec.  99 

Med.  Off.— 


Lieutenants. 
William  Malcolm  Russell  ..  7  Feb.  00 

Thomas  King  Gardner 20  Feb.  00 

Michael    H.    D.    Thomsou- 

Carmichael    14  July  00 

Reg.  R.  W.  Bradenell  Mur- 

phv   i4July  00 

Grev'ille  Hazlerigg 14  July  00 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Reginald  Glossop    9 

Harold  Boyd-Rochforl" 23 

Ronald  Foster  Forbes' 30 

Francis  Henry  Bridginan..  7 

David  Hay  Thorlmrn    9 

Jas.  Dalgliesh  Andersoui'...io 
Basil     C.      M.      Maxwell- 
Heron  io 

Albert  Harold  Seagrim   ...14 

Adit.    4-    Capt.—C.    M.    S. 
ilenmiig.Capt.  i  Battalion  1 

Qr.  JTr.— William    Taylor, 
Hon.  Lieut 3 

Med.  Off.— 


Jan.  00 
.Ian.  00 
Jan.  00 
Feb.  00 
Feb.  00 
Feb.  00 

Feb.  00 
Feb,  00 

Feb.  99 

Jan.  00 


Embarked  for  S.  Africa,  20  Feb.  00 

The  Eoyal  Inniskilling 
Pusiliers. 

3RD  Battalion. 

{Formerly  the  Fermanagh  Light  liij.) 

(Embodied  5  Dec.  99 ;   disembodied 

16  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Enniskillen. 


4TH  Battalion. 

{Formerly  the  Royal  Tyrone  Fusiliers.) 

(Embodied   2    May  00;    dismbodied 

i8  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Omagh. 

Honorary  Colonbi,. 

Jas.  Alf.  Visct.  Charlcmont, 
CB.  Comptroller  of  the 
Household  to  the  Lard 
Lieutenant  of  Ireland 25  Apr.  83 

Lt.Colonel. 
Charles  Murray  Alexander, 

Hon.  Colonel 3  Nov.  97 

Majors. 
Henry  Irvine,  Hon.  Lt.Col.  4  Feb.  88 

Captains. 
Hen.  Geo.  Saml.  Alexander, 

Hon.  Major 13  May  76 

John  Knox  M'Clintock,  j>.s. 

{H)   29  May  8ft 

Robt.  L>ion  Moore,  p.s.  {H), 

Imperial  Yeomanry 26  June  97 

Lewis  Ernest  Buchanan  ...17  Aug.  98 
Walter  Vaughan  Jones,  p.s. 

(H)  3  Dec.  93 

Randolph  George  Gethin, 

(fl)    12  July  99 

Charles  Stuart  Owen,  p.s.. .12  Sept.cxj 

Lieutenants. 
John    Claudius    Herdnian, 

Inst,  of  Musketry 8  Nov.  99 

Williant  Robert  Roe,  Special 

Service,  West  Africa    6  July  00 

Clements  George  Stewart     2  Aug.  00 
Conn  Alexander   8  Oct.  00 


872 


Second  Lieutenanis, 


Claodiua  Willougliby  Cha- 

loner 25  July  00 

Theophilus  French  Dvinbar  8  Sept, 00 

Ad/f.  4-  Capt.—C.  A.  ^Hid- 
ing, Ctii'f.  I  Bnitalioii 1  Sept.  97 

Q^r. Master. — Wm.  George 
Williame,  Hon.  Captain. ..11  Mar.  S5 

Me<i.  Off.— 


STH  Battalion, 

{Formerly  the  Prince   of  Wales' »  Own 
Donegal  Militin.) 

i  Embodied  9  May  00.) 

Head  Quarters.  Ballyshannon.     Em- 
bodied, Dover. 

HoNOBAET  Colonel. 
Lord  Claud  J.  Hamilton     ...17  Jan.  92 

Lt. Colonel. 

Baptist  Johnston  Barton, ^ 
lateLt.  33  F.;Hon.Col.  ...21  Feb.  91 

Majob. 
Maxwell  J.Carpendale,  p.8. 
(71)    19  July  99 

Captains. 

Ricbd.  Fras.E.  K.CochrancaQ  May  95 
John  Stewarc  Hamilton  29  May  95 
Cbfis.  Fredk.  Stewart,  jj.s. 

(H_ 22  Jan.  96 

JEdmnnd    Armstrong     Croft 

{Q},  (Depot)    5-A-pr.  99 

Franklyn  Forbes  Boyd, ;).»., 

Instructor  of  Mimketrif  ,.,14  May  00 
JoUu  J.  H.  Forbes-Pollexfeni2  Junecxj 

Lieutenants, 

Clnirlcs  Sfnnmore  Page  (H). 

South  Africa  24  DeC.  97 

Sianlfif      Ma^tei'Son      Jf'ood, 

Keeper  of  Prisons,  Lagos. ..27  June  00 
Joseph  W.  Fred.  Alexander27  June  00 

Heibert  Durie  Moore 27  June  00 

Fras,  Cecil  Loraine  ■Veasey27  June  00 

Arthur  Cochrane 27  June  00 

Thomas  Godfrey  Cochrane  27  Juneco 
Patrick  Lockhart  Rivis 26  Sept. 00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Albert  Willir.m  Belton 3  Aug.  00 

Howard  Stanley  ('obii  12  ^ov.oo 

A-thur  G,  Melhuish  Hard- 

ingbam    ., 29  Nov,  00 

Adfr.  dr  Capt. — L.C.Warren, 

Ctipt.  Munsfer  Fusiliers. ..^o  Sept.97 
Qr.Mr. — Jaa?esWhite,  if  oh. 

Lieut 31  Aug. 87 

Med.  Of.— 


Miliiia  Infantry, 

Captains. 
DavidJ.E(n-/q/Northesk,;).s. 

{R) i3  Aug.SS 

Edw.  Dodwell  Cricliton,f).». 

(H)  (Depot)    18  Aug.88 

Russell  James  Kerr,  p.«.  [^26  Oct.   89 
Chandos    B.    Lee  Warner, 

p. a.  (t)  (H) 6  Feb,  92 

Hon.  Douglas  George  Car- 
negie, p.s 23  Mar.  92 

George  Herbert  Surges,  >?,». 

(H),  Inst,   of  Musketry    ...   7  Feb.  00 
Robert  Lionel  Marshall,  p.s. 

(//)    I  May  00 

Alfred  Irvine  Menzies,  p.8., 

Sni'tk  Africa     II  May  00 

Walter  Haj/le    JJ'ahhe,  p.s. 

(II)  (0,  South  Africa 22  Aug.  00 

Henry  R,  Pomeroy  Salmon  3  Sept.oo 

Lieutenants. 
HenrvM.  Basing  Paulet    ...29  July  00 
Charles  Frederick  Huth   ...29  July  00 
Harold       J.        Baskerville 

Whitehead 29  July  00 

Guy  Cyril  de  Doraballe 29  July  00 

Lionel  Rodney  Manners    ...29  July  00 
William  Percy  Stilles  Foord 

(Depot) ".. 29  July  00 


Second  Lieutenants. 
Hewitt  J.  H.  Pakenham  ...17 
Henry  Mildmiiy  St.  John...  6 

(iuy  Aikin  Sneath   20 

Leonard  WatkiQS  Dawson...  9 
Harold  Northcote  Vinen  ...24 
Ph'lip     Francis    Cox,      with 

Gold  Coaxf  Constahularif  5 
Adjt.  4-  Capt.—X.Q.  Lovett, 

Captain  i  Battalion  2 

Q,r.  Master. —'Vhos.  Smyth, 

Hon.  Captain 19 

Med.  Off.— 


May 
Aug 
Aug 
Sept 
Sept 

00 
00 
00 
.00 
00 

Dec. 

00 

Nov. 

96 

Nov. 

90 

The  Gloucestershire  Regiment. 

3BD  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the   Royal  South  Gloucester 
Light  Infantry.) 

(Embodied  15  May  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Bristol.    Embodied, 
Devonport. 

HoNOEABT  Colonel, 

Sir  Wvi.  F.  G.  Guise,  Bt.p. s.io  Feb.  97 

Lt. Colonel. 

WilliamAlexanderHill,CB. 
DL.p.t.[t^,  Hon.  Colonel  16  Oct.    86 

Majoe». 

Christopher   D,    Guise,    p.s. 

[t]    (H),   Hon.   Lt.Colonel 

Shodeifian  Field  Force    ...10  Feb.  97 
W.  E.  Parry  Burges,[0  (-H)  1  May  00 
Gilbert    Robert  H.   Collis, 
p.s.  (H)  (Q) II  May  o 


4TH  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  Hoyal  North  Gloucester 

Militia.) 

{Embodied  i:  Jau.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,    Cirencester.      Em- 
bodied, St,  Helena. 

HoNOBABT  Colonel. 

Sir  R.  N.  F.  Kiugsrote,  KCB. 
late  Lt.  Col.  Scots  Guards^ 
Eztra  Equerry  to  H.R.H. 
the  Prince  of  Wales,  and 
Commissioner  of  Woods  and 
Forests  22  Jan.  62 

Lt.Colonel. 
Seymour  H.,i^aWBathuret  2  Mar.  qS 

Majohs. 
Arthur  Leopold  Paget  [H.), 

Hon.  Lt.Colonel    4  Mar.  96 

Henry    Seln-yn    Goodlake, 

ret  .pay  LancitskireFiisiliers, 

Hon.  Lt.Colonel    i6Mar,98 

Captains. 

Jesse  Devenish  Gouldsmith  13  May  91 

John  W.  S.  Wingjield-Digby 

(H),  South  Africa 14  Apr.  94 

if OM,  Allen  Beni-  Bathurst, 

MP.,  South  Africa  23  Jan.  95 

Charles  Henry  Harding,p.«.22  Jan.  96 

Chas.    Edw.    Frank    Henry, 

p.s..  South  Africa 4  Mar.  96 

Mervvn  Edw. G.Rhys  Wing- 
field,  ^.J'-Cfi^)  lateLt.  2  Life 
Gd».  Inittr.  of  Musket  ry  .,.13  July  98 

AVm.  J.  Paley  Marling, ^.s.  23  Mar.  00 

Lieutenants. 

Hy.  M.  Paget.  Earl  of  Suf- 
folk and  Berkshire  2  Jan.  97 

Christopher  Capel 3  July  97 

Michael  Hugh  Hicks-Beach 
/'.» 19  July  99 

John  B.  Wood  Robinson, 
p.s iQ  July  99 


6th    BATfALION. 

{Formerly  the  Worceeter  Militia.) 

( Embodied  8  May  00;  disembodied 
ig  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarter,*,  Worcester. 

Honorary  Coloxel. 

Geo.  Wm.  Earl  of  Coventry, ij  Jan.   oo 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Lionel  Inglis 7  June  99 

Richai'd  Hungerford  Polleni6  Aug.  99 
Hugh  S.  Marsham  Towns- 

heud 16  Aug  99 

Cyril  Herbert  Smith  28  Dec,  99 

Ralph  Custance  Hopkinson  12  Apr.  00 
Nigel  F.De  La  BCche  Craven 

{Depot)...  ir  Aug.oo 

Charles  Edward  Lerabckeis  Sept.oo 
Francis  Collier  Ingham  ...13  Nov.  00 
Adjt.   (f-    Cap^— Joseph    S. 

Hobbs.  Capt.  1  Battalion    5  Aug.  95 
Qr.  Master.— 'Q.  N.  Sprag- 

gett,  Hon.  Captain  ..29  Oct.   81 

Med.  Off.— 

Embarked  for  South  Africa,  April  1900. 

The  Worcestershire  Regt.      ! 

5TH  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  Worcester  Militia.) 

(Embodied  7  May  00  ;  disembodiLiI 

15  Oct.  oo  ) 

Head  Quarters,  Worcester. 

HONORABY   COLON^EL. 

Geo.  Wm.  Earl  of  Cocentrj/ 17  Jau.  00 

Lt.Colonel  Commandant, 

Alfred  Winsmore    Hooper, 

JP.  Hon.  Colonel ..    2  Aug.  97 

Majors. 

Robt.  Holden,'  p.s. Esquire 

of  St.  John  of  Jernralem, 

1    Cadet  Bn.  K  inq's  Royal 

Rifles,  Hon.  Lt.Colonel   ...  3  June  95 
Shirley     A.      Stephenson- 

Fetherstonhaugb,<7P.(if)i5Sept.97 

Captains. 
C.  G.  Irving Edmondes, 7). K.  3  Sept. 92 
Walter  Spoor  Brindle^  {H).2o  Nov.  05 
Cuthbert  Edward  Lord,;).*. 

Hon.    Capt.    I   Cadet    Bn. 

K.  R.  lii/les 8  June  97 

James  B.  Falkner  Cnrtland  8  June  97 
John  Talbot  Lutley,  JP.  p.s. 

(H),  Impl.  Yeomanry    8  Juneg? 

Hugh.  Beck,^  ret.  pay  j  Bn. 

South  A/rica  15  Feb.  99 

William  Berington  ....  14  Feb,  00 

Cecil  Frederic  Gilbertson...27  June  00 

Lieutenants. 
Edward.      F'rnneis      Herbert 

Evans,  Imp.  Yeomanry    ...2S  Nov.  p4 
Pryse  Lloyd  (H),  instructor 

of  Musketry isJunegS 

G- FitzHardinge  Berkeley.. .15  Apr.  99 
Hy.  Thos.  Chas.  L.  Moly- 

neus-Seel  {H)  .. i3Juneoo 

Joseph  Gwyu  Moure  23  Aug.oo 

Henry  Fras. Mostyn  Walker  5  Sept.oo 

Robert  Francis  Traill 5  Sept.oo 

George  Frederick  Hyde  .  .5  Sept.oo 
Charles  Michael    Berington, 

Spec.  Sere.  fV. Coast  Africa   5  Sept.oo 

Seco  .D  Lieutenants. 

Meryj-n  Trevor 10  Apr.  00 

Leslie  St.  Clair  Cheape  14  May  00 

Geoff.  Beauchamp  H.iine,..2D  June  00 
Vincent  M.  Barroa  Scully.  ,.27  July  00 

John  Talbot  Goff 22  cept.oo 

Adjt.  4-  Capt.~Jj.  C.  G.  Tuf- 

nell,  Capt,  E.  Surrey  Regt.  8  June  96 
Qr.Master. — Isaac    Young*" 

{Lt.    Liverpool    Regt.     19 

Sept.  85),  Hon,  Captain    23  Jan,  83 
Med.    Off. — liiirgeo n    Lt.  Col . 

Herbert  G,  Budd i  Dec.  91 


Lt.Coloxel. 
EiUvard    Hu:?h   BearcroEt, 

DL.JP,  Hon.  Colonel 2  Aug.  97 

Majors. 
Hugh  Etlm.  E.Everard(fi ), 

iT),p.s.late  U.iBn.Hon. 

Lt. Colonel  201113"  94 

OctaViUs  S.'Martindale-Vale^ 

(H),     Qr.    Mr.    Imperial 

Yeomanrif 25  Nov.  96 

Alfred  Heurj-  Hudson,  J  P. 

Hon.  Lf.  Colonel 25  Apr.  00 

Captaiss. 

Harry  S.  Richardson,  Capt. 

ret.  pay  12  Lancers 15  Feb.  8 

Arthur  Gordon  Steward  j'^p.s. 

South  Africa 17  June  91 

Wm.Fred.Holroyd  Morgan,^ 

p.».  South  Africa 5  Nov.  92 

Ferd.  U.Wm.Lea-Smith,;;.*'.  7  Jane  93 
Chas.  Henry    Bailey  (if), 

liisfructor  of  Mufkefri/  .-.  8  June  97 
Wm.  Alex.  Gordon*  {H)  21  Mar.  00 
Maurice  Hen.  Berkeley, ^j..-'. 

Hon.  Major    7  Slay  00 

Arthur  James  Taylor,  late 

Lf.  3  Dragoon  Guards 14  May  cxj 

Elia3    J.    Webb,  p.s.   Hon. 

Major  31  May  00 

Wm.  Bi.  DerringtouBell(fi')  7  Apr.  00 

LlEUTEXASTS. 

John  Hy.  Godfrey  Crane  ..is  Apr.  99 
Herbert  R.  Oldham,  Carter. 20  Apr.  00 

B.  C.  Senhouse  Clarke 9  Aug.  00 

Orbr^U  Oiikes 9  Aug.  00 

Harold  Rogers  Ward 9  Aug.  00 

Mervyn  Crawsbay 9  Aug.  c» 

Second  Lieutenasts. 

Lionel  Peter  Collins  ..10  Apr.  00 

Joh  n     Rooks     Roper,     TT'egt 

African   Regt.,  tctth   rank 

of  Lieut.  10  Apr.  00 

George  Edward  Goldsmith. 10  Apr.  00 

James  Faulkner  11  Apr.  00 

Wenceslaus      Charles      A. 

Stevens  24  Aug, 00 

Herbert  J.  Graham  Gilmour  5  Dec.  00 
Adjf.  4-  Capf.—  C.  B.  West- 

macott,  Capt.  I  Battalion.io  Aug.  98 
Quarter  Master.—  J .'Pearce^ 

Hon.  Lf 5  May  00 

Med.  Off.  - 


The  East  Lancashire  Eegt. 

3HD  Battalion. 

Formerly  5/A  Royal  Lancashire  Militia. 

(Embodied  24  Jan.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Burnley.    Embodied 
South  Africa. 

HONOnABY  COLONBL. 
Sir   John    Hardy     Thnrsby, 
Bart,  late  Lt.  90  F. ...30  July  79 

LT.COLOlfBL  COMUAKD-LST. 

R.H.Milne-Kedhead(fl'),  ^16  Feb.  00 

Majobs. 
JolmWm.  Robinson  Parker, 

p.g.[R)  ret.  pay  Yorkshire 

Regt.  Hon.  Lt. Colonel  ...15  Apr.  99 
William  Alfred  Jupp 28  May  00 

Captains. 
Clement  James  M'Coan,  p.s. 

(H)    28  July  88 

Chas. E. A.T.Trevor- Battye'13  Apr.  92 
Chiis.H.  Newman  Ringer  ..20  May  93 
Edm.  A.  Le  Gendre  Starkle28  Apr.  94 
John    M'Mahon    Roberts. 

late  Lt.  14.  UuKsars 5  May  94 

Chas.  J.  Lioyd-Carson,^  p.s.. 

Rally.  Staff  Off.:  S.  Africa  7  Aug.  95 
Uciiry  Jos.  Sn^^ent  (Depot) 27  June  98 
Sydney  Wharton  Allen,  p.s. 

'{U  ) 19  June  99 

Reginald  Leigh  Broad,  p.».2i  May  91 


Militia  Infantry^ 

Leeutenants. 
Blennerhassett  J.  F.  Skef- 
fington 18  Jan.  co 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Thomas  Haworth  Preston. ..16  Nov.  98 

Allan  Grahrira  Niven... 3  Jan.  co 

Ernest  Norman  liuchan  ...10  Jan.  00 
Lionel  Theoph  lus  AUason.13  Jan.  00 
Chas.  Hub;h  Moniel  Toller.13  Jan.  00 

Harry  Charles  Conant  18  Jan.  00 

James  Sargent 23  Jan.  00 

WiUiam  Fred.  Williamson  ..26  Jan.  00 
Herbert  S.  Lamond  Hem- 
ming   22  Feb.  00 

Gerald  Seton  Topham    -£2  Mar.  00 

Alfred     Robert     MacLean 

Camm  (Dcjjo/) oAug.oo 

Adjf.  ^  Capt.—C.  W.  T.  T. 

Gotf,  Citptain  I  Battalion  19  Mar,  95 
Qi-.   Matter. — John  Cuttle, 

Hon.  Lieut 7  Oct.  96 

Embarked  fur  S.  Africa,   \i  Feb.  1900. 


The  East  Surrey  Regiment. 

3BD  Battalion. 

(  Formerly  the  ist  Royal  Surrey  Militia.) 

{Embodied  12  May  00  ;  disembodied 

15  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,    Kingston. 

HoNOSABT  Colonel. 

T.  JV.  Lemmon,  CB.     ..29  Oct.    9S 

Lt. Colonel. 
Sir  3eorge  Douglas  ('lerk, 
Bart., late  2nd  Life  Guard*, 
Hon. Colonel 4  Jan.  99 

Major. 
John  Charles  Worthington 

(H)    30  Oct.  95 

Captains. 

Walter  BoyntOD.-ffo/i.JLfrt/o/-  7  Jan.  88 
John  (f.  Carrington  GlynnzS  May  97 
Leon. A.  Joy  Middleton,  p.s.^Q  May  97 
Alfred     Chas.   Glover   {U), 

Instructor  of  Musket7'y  ...-'£  May  97 
Charles  Frederick    ua'.kett,'^ 

Station  Staff  Officer,  South 

Africa   29  Mar.  99 

George  A!gernonileakin{if) 

late  2nd  Lt.  15  Hussars  ...25  Oct,    99 

Walter  John  Setou(if)  28  Feb.  00 

William  Drought  Rogerson  9  July  00 
Alexander  James  Dino  Hayiti  Sept.  00 

Lieutenants. 
Arthur  Edward  O'Meara  ...  9  May  00 
George  OlatisFarringion  ...  7  Aug.  00 
Hany  Lawrence  Ainswurtn  7  AUij.  00 
Alex.  L.  Millikeu  Xapier  ...  7  Aug.  00 
Rowland  Clement  h-latt  .  ..  7  Aug.  od 
AUster  Maxwell  MacDonell  7  Aug.  00 

Guy  Lee 7  Aug.  00 

Gerald  Charles  Drinau  7  Aug.  00 

(^offrey  P.  Clive  Strutt    ...13001.  00 


873 

Lt. Colonel. 

Bernard     Gilpin     Haines,' 

late  Lf.  iS  F.  Hon.  Colonel}!  Oct.   94 

iliJOHS. 

Francis  S.  G.  Moon,  p.t-, 

Hon.  LI. Colonel    i2l<0T.  ay 

E.A.Uvedalc  Price,  j'-s-Cm^:?  Oo'-  97 

CiPIilNS. 

Howard  Vyse  Welch 8  Apr.  90 

Henry  Eley  (H),    re!,  pay 

Liverpool  Regiment 19  >0T.  90 

Frat.  B.  Bircham  Farmeter, 

(H),Assitt.  ImpectorOold 

Coatt  Conttahulary  23  Oct.    93 

Hubert    Askew     Fardell, 

late  Lt.  Dorset  Jiegt 28  Oct.    90 

ArthurVielorThomson,^.".!-.  Nov.  96 
Henry  Valentine  Bache  de 

Satse  rrJ^^"-  9' 

FrederickGeo.JIaasrord(H)22  Mar.  99 

Lionel    EcUrard    Ban-y .   Be- 

motiniDepartmenl 29  Apr.  99 

John  W.Stanley  Sutherland  3  May  00 
Lieutenants. 

William  John  Stomm  3  Aug.  98 

Herbert     Alexander     Neild, 

South  Africa ■  4  "eb.  99 

ilexander  Elphinston,  South 

Africa  16  May  00 

Harold  Gilead  Smith 16  May  00 

Ri.G.De-isonO'Callashan  16  May  00 
Archibald  A.Adrian  Gilbert  i  sept.uo 

Peter  Henson  Bancroft  i  bept.oo 

Thomas  Hy.  Stuart  Hiddell  15  N'^'f-  °° 
Seymoui-J.Gord'n  Beaumont  1 5  Nov.  00 
Wm.  Fred.  Oliver  Faviell,-.i5  Nov.oo 

George  Seton  Briscoe i5>.ov.oo 

PhiUp  Cecil  Wynter 15  Nov.oo 

Second  Lieoibnakts. 
Eric  Howard  Thii-kell- Whites!  July  00 

Amulr  MontETomerj-   29  Aug.  00 

William  Fitztierald  'Levm...  1  Sept.  00 
Bertram  Lionel  Maddison...  i  Sept,  00 
Ja.neiOeo  Hn,iter,ir.Africai6  bept.oo 

HugQ  Lancaster  7  Deo.  ix> 

Adi.  Jr  Capt.—R.  E.Benson, 

Capt.  East  Tort  Begt.    ...  5  Apr.  95 
Or  Jfasfer.— WilliamLeven 

Proudfoot,  Hon.  Captain  19  May  83 
iled.Off.—Surg.Lt.Col.'Sint- 

thewOwenColeman,Ji"X>.  i  Dec.  9: 


Second  Libutenan 

Geoffrey  Parnell  

Chas.  R.  Lewis  Fitz'aerald. 
Geoffrey  Launcelot  Watson 
Frederick  George  Wats  ju... 
Andrew  i)e  Verii  .Maclean... 

Colin  Barton 

Hubert  Conway  Hees 

d.dj.  4-  Capt. — H.    D.    lia.w- 

rencCyCaptaiyi  2  Battalion 
Qr.  Matter. — Wm. Coleman, 

Hon.  Lieut 

Ued.  Off.— 


xs. 

23  Apr.  00 
18  May  00 
15  June  00 
14  .luly 
6  Aucf.  00 
3  Nov.  00 
21  Nov. 

I  Jan.  97 

29  May  95 


+TH  Battalion. 

{Formerly  the  }rd  Royal  .Surrey  Militia.) 

(Embodied  4  Dec.  99.) 

Head  Quarters,  Kingston. 

Embodied,  Du  lin. 

HoNOBAttY  Colonel. 

JamesLe  Geyt  Dauiell    8  Oct,    93 


The  Duke  of  OornwaU's  Light 
Infantry. 

3aD   B.ITTALIOX. 
(Formerly  the  Eoyal  Cornwall  Bangers 
—Duke  of  Cornwall's  Own  Sifiei.) 
(Embodied  5  Dec.  99  ;  disembDtUed 
4  Dec.  oo.) 
Head  Quarters,  Bodmin. 
HoNoBAsr  Colonel. 
Field  Marshal  H.B.H.  the 
Frince  of  Wales,  EG.KT. 
EP.  GMB.OCil.GCUG. 

GCIE.  GCrO 2S  Apr.  75 

Lt. Colonel. 
Thomas  E.  J.  Lloyd,  DL. 

Hon.  Colonel 15  Sept.97 

Majob. 
Henry  John  GreameLloyd,! 
p.t.  late  Lf.  2  Battalion,...  3  May  99 

Captains. 

Arthur  Francis  Salmon  t  T), 

Uon.  Ma/or    5  Nov.  87 

Gerald  Marcell  Conran,ffo«. 
Major    12  Nov.  87 

John'G.  Orlebar.4plin,CMG. 
{H),  Inspector  General 
Lagos  Constabulary  4  Apr.  33 

Piers  Alex.  H.  Viscount 
Valletort,  DL 23  Mar.  91 

Adrian  ISdw.  G.  Graves,  Im- 
perial Yeomanry 27  Apr.  98 


»74 

Stginald  W.  Cagnaii   Fenfon, 

(ir),>'(rchi(f  with  theBritish 

Guiana  Police     4  Feb.  99 

Charles^  Baliol  Srott,  p.a.  (q) 

(U),  South.  Africa     4  Feb.  99 

Lawrence  Williams  (If)  .  .  3  May  99 
Cuihhert    Joseph    Fike    [H), 

South  Africa  21  Mar.  00 

Hun.  D'Arcy  Lambton,  late 

Lt.  Itoya}  Nacy 22  Mar.  00 

.Tohii  (_'.  Lewis  Trenaayne  .  .  5  Apr.  00 

LiBUTBNAKTS. 

Lewis  V.  Astley  Cooper  ...18  Apr.  00 
Hy.  N.  Bnxl-combe  HarrUou, 

South  A*'r>ca 30  June  00 

Ernent   Edtcurd    Barrow,   S. 

Africa    30  Juue  00 

Graham  Bell  Murray 30  Jimeoo 

Augrustus  Fredb,  Holmau  .30  June  oc 

Henry  Huer'u  Gribbon    30  June  00 

Frederic  Leslie  Wilson    30  June  00 

Walter  Damarel  Coode  30  June  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
.John  Fleetwood  Cowlarrt  ...  2  May  00 

Oliver  Lnne    6  May  00 

Francis  C.  Campbell  Rog^ers  7  June  00 
Edward  Geoffrey  St.  Aubj'ni9  Dec.  00 
Ad  1. 4-Capt. —'£:.&. Wnimms, 

Capfaiii  2  Battalion    15  Feb.  97 

Qr.  Master. — Charles  John 

Earr.^  Son.  Lieut 3  Ausj.  92 

Med.  Of.— 


The    Duke    of    Wellington's 

(West  E-iding  Kegiment). 

3BD    BATTA.MOK. 

{Formerly  the  6th  West  'iork  MiliUa.) 

(Embodied  17  Jan.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Halifax.     Embodied, 
South  Africa. 

HoNORABT  Colonel. 

Francis  Charteris  Wemyss  3  Oct.  00 

Lt.Colcnkl  Couuandant. 

Lt. Colonel. 
Alex.Keith  Wynie,j>.«..H'o«. 

Colonel 16  Mar.  98 

Majoes. 
Ernest  Lucas  Cordes,  Hon. 

Lt. Colonel    23  Feb.  00 

Horace  James  Johnston,/?.*. 

{H)    i40ct.    CO 

Captains. 
Robert    N.    D.    Bruce,  p.t. 

{H )  Hon.  Major 2S  Nov.83 

Henry  Montagu  Digby 9  June  97 

Henry  H.  Wayraan,  p.x.  .  ,29  Sept.97 
George  Kdw.  MokL--Xorrie. 

Ji.s.  [t]  Hon. Major, Stdf ion 

Coinniandatit,  South  Africa. 26  Dec.  90 

Edgar  ^V,  Mayor,  (if)  9  Jan.  00 

Chab.EdwiQBourneHansoni6  Aug.  co 
Dudley  Melville  Jenkins  ...17  Sept.  00 

Lieutenants. 
Clive  Collingwood  Dangar.24  Aug.  00 

Hyman  Andrade  Davis 24  Aug.  00 

Edward  Nugent  Meredyth 

Martin  24  Aug.oo 

Edric  C.  Ogilvie  Ross    24  Aug.oo 

JohnW.C. Onslow  Glencrossis  Nov.  00 

Sydney  Fox  Marriner    15  Nov.  00 

Francis  Cvril  Stonor 15  Nov.  00 

Appelbe  Chisfaolm  Adams. ..15  Nov.  00 
William  Bailey  Goddard  ...15  Nov. 00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Reginald  Palmer 19  Jan,  00 

Patrick  Richd.  John  Henry 

(Depot) 12  Mar.  00 

AUred  White  (i>e/)(?0  23  Mar.  00 

Adjt.  4-  C■a^^— F.A.Hayden, 

Major  West  Riding  Regt.   12  Feb.  95 
Qr.Jir.— Chas.  Hyde,  if  oh. 

Lieut 19  Sept.  04 

Med.Of.— 

Embarked  for  S.  Africa,  ny  Feb.  1900. 


Militia   Infant nj. 
The  Border  Regiment. 

3ttD   Battalion. 

{Formerly  Royal  Cumberland  Militia.) 

(Embodied  iS  Dec.  99 ;  disembodied 
I  Nov.  CO.) 

Head  Quarters,  Carlisle. 
HoNOR^itY  Colonel. 

H.  C.  Earl  of  Lo, ml  ale  14  Feb.  9* 

Lt. Colonel. 
James  Robert   Bain,  Hon. 

Colonel    28  May  92 

Majors. 
G.   F.    A.  n.   Ce  Fleming, 

Hon.  Lt. Colonel    4  Feb.  91 

Noble     Fleming    Jenkins, 

ret. pay  2  Bn.  Hon.  Lt .  Col.  9  May  96  , 

Captains. 
Alfred  H.  Collingwood,  (tj, 

Son.  Major 5  Oct.  92 

Rhys  Wm.  Wykeham  Jones' 

(S)  retiredpay  Swrnex Rgyt. 

Hon.  Major 26  Oct.    92 

J  oh  itConjreoe'^,  SouthAfrica  3;  May  94 
\Vm.  Plunkett  MacHride  ..12  Aug.  93 
tTohnjyorhiait  (if),  5.  ^^n'crt  23  May  96 
Hon.Alf.Edic.C.J.Stourfon'i, 

South  Africa 23  May  96 

Robt.  Walker  H.  Woodbnrne  1 

{H),  South  Africa    8  June  96 

Lindsay  H.  Caird,  (if.)  ret* 

pay     Border    Regf.,   Hon. 

Major   I  Mar.  00 

Edw.    Armstrong    O'Neill, 

{H)    late    Lt.     Gloucester 

Regt 3  May  00 

Lieutenants. 

Oliver    Montague     Crackan- 

thorpe'^.  Sou fh  Africa  2  Aug.  99 

Thomas  Strutt  Irwin 9  May  00 

Joseph  Windsor  Chamley  9  May  00 
Thos.  Wykeham  Pragneit     9  May  00 

Archibald  Jeuner  Ellis 9  May  co 

James  Yescombe  Baldwin  ..  5  Dec.  00 

Second  Lieutenant.'*. 

Peter  Chas.  Ernest  Paul  ...11  Oct.  99 
Alex.  Gerald  Wordsworth...  2  May  00 

Adjt.<H^Capt.—W.  H.  Hardy- 
man,  Captain  2  Battalion 
W.I.  Regt 2  July  00 

Qr.  3fr.— William   Thorne, 

Hon.  Lieut 24  Mar.  97 

Med  Off.— 


4TK  Battalion. 

{Formerly    the     Royal     Westmoreland 
Light  Infantry.) 

(Embodied  4  May  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Carlisle.    Embodied, 
Youglial. 

HoNOBAKT  Colonel. 

Louis  C.  Salkeld,  retired 10  Feb.  94 

Lt.  Colonel. 

Arthur  W.  D.  Lewis,  p.s., 
Hon.  Colonel 7  Apr.  97 

Majoes. 

Geo.  A.Mounsey-Heysham2S  Apr.  97 

Captains. 
Geo.  Algernon  Draffen,  p.s., 

Hon.  Major    2  Nov.  89 

Robert    Thomas  Harland, 

Hon.  Major  iS  Feb.  qi 

William  Scott  Fulton,  (if) 30  Jan.  92 
Thomas    Ricketls  Morse, ^ 

p.8.{H)lateSurg.Capf.Army 

Medical    Staff,  Ijtatructor 

of  Musketry  15  ^lar.  93 

Robt.  Dixon,  ifo».  Major, 

late  Major  2  I'ol.  Bn.  We»t 

Surrey  Regt.  p.s.  [(].  iS)    5  Dec.  94 
Geo.  Spencer  Scaite,  DSO.  4  Apr.  00 


I  LiSUTBNANTB. 

I  Herbert  Harry  Blaker  30  May  00 

I  George  J.  V.  M'Cuaig    30  May  00 

\  Edward  Berrs- 16  Aug.  00 

j  David  Dudley   16  Aug.oo. 

I  Walter    G.    H.   Masterman 

'      Verdon 15  Oct.  00 

■  Second  Lteotenants. 

PhiUp  Wykeham-Martin  .    iS  Apr.  00 
I  Hnrold  Archibald  Ward    ...25  Sept.oo 

Colin  Hay  (iiffard  6  Oct.  00 

Richard  Edward  Dent  5N0V.00 

Cuihbert,    G.    R.    Sydney- 

,      Turner .  9  Nov.  00 

j  Adjt.  4-Capt.-~C.  E.  Wynell- 

I      Mayow,  Capt.  ^Battalion  4  Feb.  99 

,  Qr.   Master.— John   Henry 

Jones,  if  OH.  Lieut 12  Dec.  j4 

\Med.   Off.— 

The  Royal  Sussex  Regiment. 

jBD  Battalion. 
{Formerly  the  Royal  Su»«ex  Light  Inf. 
(Embodied  n  Dec.  99.) 
Head  Quarters,  Chichester.    Em- 
bodied, ShornclifEe. 

HoNOBAHT  Colonel. 

Lt. Colonel  Commandant. 
The  Earl  of  March,    JP. 
late  Lt.  4-  Capt.  Or.  Gds., 
Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Queen, 
and  Colonel ...28  June  76 

Lt.  Colonel. 

Ma  JOBS. 
Charles  B-Godman,/). ».ifon. 

Lt.Colonel 6  July  89 

Gha-s.  Percival  Henty,  p.s. 

Hon.  Lt.Colonel 11  Apr.  96 

Captains. 

Charles  S.  A.  Le»lie,  Hon. 
Major,  Remount  Depart- 
ment, South  Africa 13  SepC.S4 

Jo8ephGodmaii,i/o».j1/«/ori2  Mar.  S7 

Stephenson  Robert  Clarke, 

Hon.  Major     12  Mar,  87 

Ckarles  Henry  von  Roemer  8  Mar.  92 

Arthur  Reginald  Hurst,  ^.«.i4  Apr.  93 

William  Molyneux  Clarke.  11  Apr.  96 

Pelham  Rawstorn  PapilloDi2  May  96 

Fiennes    Win.    Edw.  Blake,^ 

South  Africa       18  Aug.  97 

Cecil  G.  H.  Alers  Hankey  21  Mar.  o-d 

Hon  Johns. Richd.Tuftnu, 

late  vni  Lt.  lift  Life  Gds.  18  Aug.  00 

J  LlEUTENANTi). 

Albert  John  Parkin  {H)    ...  5  Feb.  00 
Harold  Francis  Bidder  (if)  3  Feb.  00 

Robert  Spencer  Folle:t 19  Apr.  00 

Robert  Evelyn  Henderson  31  May  00 

Walter  William  »»tter 31  May  00 

Clement  de  St.  Croix i  Aug.oo 

Arthur  Mordaunt  Mills.  .  ,.  i  Aug.  00 
Geo.  H.  C.   Earl   of  Rock- 
savage i  Aug.  00 

Second  Lieutenant. 

Fred.  Reginald  Harford  ...  4  July  00 

Adj.   4- Capt.— P.    E.     P. 
Crawfmrd,  Captain  i  Bat- 
talion     24  Nov.  gS 

Qr.  Master. —TliOB.  Kinloch, 
Hon.  Captain 1  Apr.  S^ 

Med.  Off.— 


The  Hampshire  Regiment. 

3RD  Battalion. 

{Formerly  the  Hampshire  Militia.) 

(Embodied  24  Jan.  00;  disembodied 

4  Dec.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Winchester. 

HoNOBABT  Colonel. 

Gen.  Sir  John  Dacis,^  KCB. 

Sussex  Regiment    26  Feb.  96 


Militia  Infantry. 


Lt.Colonkl  Commandant. 
William    W.   Earl    of  Sel- 
horne,  JP.  v-'-  ['1,  f'>"''  i 

Lord    of    the     Admiralty,  \ 

Son.  Colonel  22  Apr.  99 

Majors. 

Fras.  Chat).  Baring 29  Mar.  99 

"William  Graham  Nicholson, 

MP 3  May  99 

Captains. 

Wm.  Barrow Simonds  27  Oct.   88 

Philip  I'ester    Phelps  (if), 

lunf.ofMuslcetrii 9  Apr.  90 

John  Evelyn  Bazalgelte  ...29  Apr.  95 
Cecil  DnPreP.Powney.^p.s. 
( JT) ,  [<] ,  /it'e  ii>«  '.  G-reiia- 
dier  (?iii!)'ii»,  Hon.  Major  23  Oct.  95 
Reginald     \rthnr    Womb- 
well  (//),  late  Lt.  !  Drag.2s  Apr.  96 
Willrid   Wm.    Ashley  (H), 

late  Lt.  Grenadier  Odt.  ...15  Apr.  99 
Harrv  Wm.  Morgan  Willis  3  May  99 
Jas.  Edward,  Earl  of  Mai-  I 

meslmry 3  May  99 

John  Thos.  Lord  Manners, 

late  Lt.  Grenadier  GnardsiS  Mar.  00 
ifoH.GeorgeA.. M.Hamilton- 
Gordon    20  June  00 

IjIEDTKKANTB. 
Edmond  Ceeilllussellfip.s.(S) 
hite  Lieut.  Coldttream  Gds. 

South  .if rica   M  JuneW 

Fmncia  titUiam  Earle, South 

Afrira   28  Feb.  ex. 

Clement  Oetaoiu»  E.  Nichol- 
»"n.  Aide  de   Camp  to  the 

Goeernor  of  Cei/lon  27  July  00 

Charles  James  Astley  Ma- 

berly    27  July  00 

Gerald   Henry    Deane,  Aide 
de  Camp  to  Major  General 

L.  J.  Oliphant  27  July  00 

Geo.    Christopher    Brooke 

Mu?grnve     27  July  00 

Henry  Milbouru  Humphery 

(S)       27  July  00 

Audley  L.  York  Willis 27  July  00 

Jos.  Fras.  Noel  Baxendale 

(if)    27  July  00 

Geo.  W.  Carpenter-Garnier27  July  00 
Claude  C.R.Blaok-Uawkinsfi 

South  .ifrica  27  July  00 

Robert  Hollands  Evans   ...27  July  °° 

Stanley  Jones  27  July  00 

Eustace  Wyndham  Maude25  Aug.oo 

Roger  Hy.  Averell  Daniell  25  Aug.  00 

Skcond  Lieutenants. 

Franci-"  Hunt  Gould  13  Mar.  00 

Darell  Eichard  Jeffreys   ...11  May  00 
}iertrand        E.        Hervey- 

Biithurst 26  May  00 

Jas.  C.  Barrington  Tragett  26  May  00 
Cha-lo-i  Waldo  L.  ChurchiU2o  June  00 
Adjt.i-  Capt.— 
Or.  3/)-.— Edward    Hamp- 

lon,»ifon.  Captain  30  Nov,  Si 

Med.  Of.— 


Captains. 
Hy.  B.  L.  Hughes,  (//),  ret. 
pat/  14  Hufmam,  Instructor 


ofMuiketrn,  Hon.  Major  14  Apr.  97 
George  Jones  Mitton  (if). .21  Feb.  00 
Edward  de  Rotten  Jervis  ..  21  Feb.  00 

John  Burnabv-Atkins 9  Apr.  00 

Thomas  Sutton 'rtmmis 9  Apr.  00 

Arthur  B.  Cotton  Wilson  ...  9  Apr.  00 
Ralph  Tichborne  Hinckes...i6  May  co 
•Llewellyn       M.       Vyehan 

Chawner 8  June  00 

Alwyn  L.  King  Anderson, 

late  Scots  Guards  3  June  00 

Lieutenants. 

Keith  Bethune  MacKenzio  14  Mar.  00 
Horace  Car.Y  H.  Marriott  .19  June  00 
Cha.s.A.  Walker  Anderson.  .2!i  Aug.oo 
John  Fred.  Boyle  \^aiideleur38  Aug.  00 

Walter  J.  Nugent  Smee 28  Aug.  00 

Osbern  Biich  Foster 28  Aug.oo 

R.nnald 'J'homas  Foster  ..  .28  .\ug.oo 
'Ihomas  Cecil  deTrafford  ...28  Aug.oo 

Second  Likutenants. 

Charles  York  Hart 30  Aug.  99 

I  Basil  de  Li^le  brock  11  Apr.  00 

Unmphrev  Weaver 20  Apr.  00 

Richard  Uutton-ttiiUlell..  -.  7  May  00 
Adjt.  *  Capt.—K.  K.  Dau- 

ueney,  l)SO.  Major 'i  Bn.21  Jan.  96 
Qr.    Master.  —  Wm.   Birch, 

Hon.  Lieut 3  Ji™-  °° 

Med.  Off.— 


The  South  Staffordshire  Regt. 

3HD  Battalion. 

{Formerly  the  King's  Own  i»«  Stafford 

Miiitia.) 

(Embodied  3  May  00 ;  disembodied 

4  Dec.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,!Lichfield. 

"Mediterranean." 

HoNOBAHi  Colonel. 

CharlesW.Earl  of  Aglesford  4  Feb.  99 

Lt. Colonel  Commandant. 
Michael  A.  W.  Broun,  ifo7i. 

Colonel 3  Dec.  98 

Majoes. 
Edward  V.D.  Pear5e,>).e.(t), 

(H)  Hon.  Lt.Colouel    i  July  95 

Chas.  Edw.  D.  Teller-Smol- 
lett, ret.  pay  Worceder 
Regiment.  Hon.  Lt.  Colonel ; 
Den.  Assist,  -id/.  General. 
Edinburgh  {temp}  25  May  97 


4TH  B.vrrALloN. 

(Formerly  the  Kinq's  Oien  zst  Stafford 
Militia.) 

(Embodied  5  Dec.  99.) 

Head  Quarters,  Lichfield.    Embodied, 
South  Africa. 

Honoeaet  Colonel. 

Chas.    W.  Earl  of  Aylesford  4  Feb.  99 

Lt. Colonel. 

Francis  Charnngton,^  Hon. 

Colonel 3  Dec.  98 

Majors. 
BassettThorneSeckham2...  4  Feb.  99 
Edward  William  TennaniSis  Mar.  99 

Captains. 
GwynWilliams2(H),S^a^ioa 

S'taf  Officer,  South  Afriea2Q  Apr.  93 
Herbert    J.     S.    Saunders- 

Daviesi 28  Mar.  94 

Rupert  Le  Grice  ElersS 8  Aug.  96 

Percie    E.    B.    Fitzwarme 

Smiths 4Feb.  99 

Percy  WilmotBrooks,2;i.».  13  July  00 

Lieutenants. 

Linley  Philip  Reeves^ 7  Sept.  98 

Harold  Duncan  BalfourS  ...29  Mar.  99 
George  Hinm  Whitehouse,'^ 

Jtly.  StuffQfllcer.S..-lfriea  2  Aug.  99 
James  Mac  Alpine  Steuarfi  29  Jan.  00 


87.S 

The  Dorsetshire  Regiment. 

3KD  Battalion. 
{Formerly  the  Dorset  Militia.) 

(Embodied  14  Dec.  99.) 

Head  Quarters,  Dorchester. 

Embodied,  Kinsale. 

HoNosAEY  Colonel. 

Edward  H.  T.  Lord  Bighy,^ 

late  Coldstream  Guards  ...25  Apr.  91 

Lt. Colonel. 
John  Henry  Austen,  Hon. 

Colonel    10  Nov.  97 

3IAJOES. 

Herbert  Carey  Geo.  Batten, 

Hon.  Lt.  Colonel  I5  Dec.  97 

Captains. 
Robert  Erasmus  Saunders, 
late  Lt.R.  Fusiliers;  Hon. 

Ma,or  II  Oct.  8., 

Edward  Castleman  Smith, 

(  !f ),  (t),  Hon.  Major  7  Aug.  bb 

FrederickCharlesWingrovei2  May  9° 
John   H.    Clark    Devenish, 
(H),  Hon.  Major,  Instruc- 
tor of  Musketry 6  Feb.  92 

Don-ill  Hughes-Unslow,«(. 

paii-zBn 6  Apr.  92 

Chas.  Bobt.  E.Sadclyffe,(H) 
Instructor  of  Musketry ; 
late  Lt.  1st  Life  Guards; 

South  Africa 4  Oct.   99 

Harold  F.C.Chetwood- Aiken, 

South  Africa  15  Aug.oo 

Charles  Jas.  Caton  Johnston- 
Browne    26  Oct.   00 

Libdtbnahts. 

Lionel  Eyre  Mercer i8  Jan.  00 

Ernest  Arthur  Hunter  Fell, 

South  Africa  18  Jan.  00 

Robert     hlundell     Goodden, 

South  Africa  6  July  00 

Walter  Gerald  Paul  Young  6  July  00 
John  Beardmore  Batten  ..,0  July  00 

Hu^h  Lambert  Ovans   14  Nov.  00 

Deuys  Corbett  Wil.-on  14  Nov.  00 

ArthurCourtenaySaunders  4  Dec.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Cecil  Henry  Ching 3  Aug.oo 

Clement    Gascoyen    Uans- 

ford  sSept.oo 

Adjt.  *  Capt.—A.  H.  Piatt, 

Captains  Battalion 19  Sept.99 

Oj-.  Jf.w'er.— Thos.  H.  Bar- 

TSitt,  Hon.  Captain  14  Apr.  36 

Med.  Off.  —  S.rge^n  Lt.Col. 

DecimusCurme  1  Dec.  91 


Harry  Clover- 


..28  Oct.   00 


John  Henry  RymerS  =^  Ret.  00 

Geoffrey  Chase  Deans'^ 28  Oct.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Albert  Leslie  Martina 26  Jan.  00 

Lionel  Dalton  InglefieldS  ..29  .Tan.  00 
Arthur  Vivian  Wlutehead'^    9  Mar.  00 

John  Briscoe  Watts   ...  19  Nov.  00 

idit.    Jr   Capt.  —  -E.    A.   B. 

Bulwer,  Capt.  i  Battalion    i  Aug.  99 
Or.    iUa«(cr.— James    Pen- 

Keth,7  Bon.  Lieut 15  Feb.  93 

Medical  Officer.— 

Embarked  for  South  .-Ifrica,  ;o  Feb.  05. 


Prince  of   Wales'  Volunteers 
(South  Lancashire  Regiment). 

3BD  Battalion. 

Formerly  the  Duke  of  Lancaster's  Own. 

Light  Infantry.) 

(Embodied  13  Dec.  99-) 

Head  Quarters,  Warrington. 

Embodied,  South  Africa. 

honobaet  colohfl. 

Lt. Colonel. 
Robt.  Ireland  Blackburnei  9  Dec.  96 

MA.TOBS. 

Montagu  H.  Hall,2  l<j  2  Jan.  97 

Alexander  Francis  Tarbet,' 

CMG SJ^"-  ^^ 

Captains. 
Edw.Kermode  Heath,*  {B), 

p.s.  Hon.  Major 10  Sept.87 

CiTarles  Marson,4  (t) 17  May  90 

ArthurGeo.WalterSkirrow,« 

ret  pay  2  Battalion i  Aug.  94 

George  Postlethwaite,4  (i£)i6Deo.  96 
Russlll  Ernest  C.  EdyeS  ...16  Deo.  96 
Nathaniel   Harington  Eck- 

ersley,*  M ■■■■■■■ ^^^^'Z 

John  Lewis  Vanghan* 4  Jan.  00 

Robert     Ale.sander    Greg,« 

(if),[q 2SN0V.93 


876 

LlEDTBNANTS, 

Henry  Lyon,  .4.ss^  District 

Comiur.  Blofm^'outt'in  ..  .  3  Sept.qS 
Arthur  8.  (iuotlnckeCattell''2o  July  00 
James  Guy  Birnie  Gordon*  20  July  00 
Charles  Rupert,  P.  Winser,^ 

Trampoi-fr)fficcr,S.Africa20  July  00 
Herbert  Greeu  Chirksou*...2o  July  00 
Walter  DouglHs  Roughton  29  Sept. 00 

Secoxd  Lieutenants. 

K\^elyTi  .Stuiirf,  Parker*  2  Jan.  00 

WilHam  Diidiev  Bill 11  June  00 

RfidmonflHurryNeillirir^joO  7  July  00 
Adjt.   4-  Captain— R.  H.   R. 

Sniythies,   Jlajor   1  Jiitt- 

taliou 3  Oct.    98 

Qr.Master.  —  Jas.  Morreft,* 

Hon.Lxeiif 5  Sept. 96 

Med.  Off".— 
Emharked  for  S.  Africa,  16  Jan.  1900. 

The  Welsh  Regiment. 

3RD  Battalion. 

(Former!^  the  Royal  Glamorgan  Light 

Infantr}/.) 

(Embodied  4  Dep,  99.) 

Head  Quarters,  Cardiff. 

Embodied,  .South  Africa. 

HoNORARr  Colonbl. 
at.  Hon.  li.  0.  Lord   Wind- 
for,  Comdg.  Worcester  Yeo- 
manry   26  peb.  96 

Lt. Colonel. 
Alfred  Thrale  Perkins,  JP 
(if),  late  Capt.  21  F.,  Hon, 

<^^i0»el I-   July    95 

Majobs, 
Will1aniWntts,(//)(Q);,,s.(S) 
Actiny  Adjt.    i    Cudpf  Bn. 
^^r^;^-  ^^y^^^'  -^0".  Lt.Col,  5  May  94 
William  Forrest  6Juneoo 

Captains. 

Richard  Weaiworth  Taylor^e  Sept.q4 

Alfred  Thrale  Perkins  15  May  06 

John     Wheeler     Aldi-idge, 

^P-l'^^)  18  Apr.  94  I 

Richard  Dcscou  Stevens  ...  2  Dec.  90 
S*rn'-  ^^exauder  Pope,  (H)  4  May  99 
vVllllamEltoll,^).s.(Zr>.^tl}.|■«^  I 

Pre^»  Cfitmr,  S.  Africa  ...23  Nov.  99 
r  rancis  Pulsford  Latham  20  Nov  go 
Harcld  Hiigue Esplin, iZ'oH. 

Capt.   I    Cadet   £n.  Mau- 

ckesfcrRcyf 10  Feb.  00 

Douglas  How 10  Apr.  00 

Robert      Pulleine      Ryder 

Transport  OJicrr.S.Africa  6  June  00 
Duncan  Wilfrid  Panton.JH- 

'firnctorofMn^l-etrj    4  Oct.    00 

Lieutenants. 

Arthur  Harold  Hoblxs    24  Jan.  00 

(ieo.  Hy.  .Spence  Williams  24  Jan.  oo 
Walter  Sydney  Masterraan, 
%.  Staff  Officer,  S.  Africans  July  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Edward  Barker 8  Nov  oo 

Evelyn  Routh  Udal 29  Nov  09 

Kdward  Arthur  Ellis i  Dec    oq 

Guy  Woodfull    n  Jan.  00 

Adrian  K.  Hilyar  O'Brien... 12  Jan.  00 

Harold  El  ne*L  Berry 19  Jan.  00 

EruestEdwanl  Ruddell  .25  Jan.  00 
Phihp  Geoffrey  Powy«  Hill  27  Jan.  00 
Duncan  Lome  Campbell  ,27  Jan.  00 
Allred  Kenneth  Budge  .,    .  27  Jan.  00 

Malcolm  OgilvyHoya 10  Feb.  00 

Kenneth  L'E.  H.  M.  Heath-;  Feb.  00 
Richard  Bowen  Wooanam  6  Mar.  00 
Chas.  Strangways  Linton. .10  Apr.  00 

Randal  Browning  9  May  00 

Vivian     Francis     Banfield 

^i^^l'Ot) 24  May  00 

LoujsMontnntMillerlZ'f^o/)  6  June  00 
Adjt.  4-  Capt.~~H.  E.Taylor, 

Captain  Berkshire  Reyt.  ...  i  Dec.  99 
Qr.  i/^aa^er.— Thos.Tinnock, " 

Mon.  Limit 10  May  91 

Med.  Off:—  "^ 

Fmbarh'd  for  S.  Africa,  11  Feb.  19C0. 


Militia  hifantry. 

The  Black  Watch  (Royal 

Highlanders). 

3aD  Battalion. 

{Formerly  the  Royal  Perth  Rifles.) 

(Embodied  14  Dec.  99  ;    disembodied 
4  Dec.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Perth. 

HONORABT    COLONKI.. 

Lt. Colonel  Cousiandant. 


Lt. Colonel. 
Hon.     W.     C.     W.     Rollo, 

Master  of  RoUo,  p.8 17  Feb.  97 

Majors. 
Lord  Alex.   Kennedy,'  late 

Bt .MajoriBattalion ;  Hon. 

Lt. Colonel  10  Mar.  94 

IVm.  Anyelo  Scutt,^  late  Lt. 

Cameron  HiyhUinders, Hon, 

Lt. Colonel 17  Mar.  97 

Captains. 
Ja8.  S.  Robertson,  p.s.  (U), 

Hon.Major^Retnunut  Depf.^o  Dec.  85 

Robert  W.  P.  Clarke-Camp- 
bell-Preston,^  iii.s 13  July  89 

John  .\IacRae-GiIstrap,*r^^ 

puyi  Battalion, Hon. MaJor22  Oct.  90 

Alex.  Heldewier  O.  Deniiia- 
toun,;j.;f 13  June  91 

CaroIusH.GrahamStirling, 
p.s 2o  Jan.  94 

Hott.  Alex.  David  Murray, 
p.» 14  July  94 

Arch.  Glen  Kidston,/j.« 12  Aug. 96 

Sir  Edward  A.  Stewart- 
Richardson,  Barf.  [H.]...  7  Feb,  00 

Wm.  Huutly,  Vitct.  Strath- 
allan 7  Feb.  00 

William  Keith  Murray,  In- 
structor of  Musketry   11  Apr.  00 

Lieutenants. 
Roilald  T.  Graham  Murray  9  Oct.   95 
Reoch  A.  Murray-Allan    ...  o  Jan.  97 
Edvv.  MacKenzie  Murray  19  June 99 

Charles  John  Murray ..18  Apr.  00 

Alfred  Ernest  Parker ,^ South 

Africa  .-. 27  Juneoo 

Percy  Lionel  Monbray ,^South 

At-rica  27  Junooo 

Ivor  J.  Douglas  Philipps  ..-27  June  00 
Chas.  A.  de  Gerry  Dalglish  27  June  00 

Richard  Erskiue  Scott  21  Sept. 00 

Henry  Twisden  Peareth    ..,21  Sept. 00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Ad/'t. — J.  Stuart,   Captain    1 

Battalion 4  June  95 

Qr. Master. — John  Linning, 

Hon.  Lient 26  Aug.  98 


Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry. 

3BD  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  King's  Own  Royal  Bncki 
Militia.) 

(Embodied  17  Jan.  00  ;  disembodied 
I  Nov.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  High  Wycombe. 

HoNOBABr  Colonel. 
Edw.  Dyke  Lee   4  Aug.  00 

Lt. Colonel. 
B.W.  E:zHo/ Orkney 2  Mar.  98 

Majors. 

William  Terry 24  Apr.  07 

Arthur\Vm.Herve>Good(if.)2  Apr.  98 


CA.PTAIMS. 

Geo.FrederickPa;ike,p.*'.(ff)22  Mar.  90 

Charles  Spencer  Hall    8  Mar.  93 

F.GuyDetavalThorotoii(iir)  7  May  94 
Charles  Francis  Kyna&ton 

Mainwariug  31  Oct.  94 

Philip  Vivian  Rose 6  Feb.  95 

Sir  Robt.  John  Dashwood, 

Bart.,  p.s.  (H)  26  Feb.  96 

Bernard  J.  Merlin  Walsh. ..27  July  98 
Ellis  Haldane  Chinnery  ...  4  Mar.  99 

Lieutenants. 
Edward  Tf'm.  Wallington  ...  4  July  85 
Sydney  Richardson   Christie 

Miller,^  p.s 17  July  98 

Robt.Seton  Gramme  Higgina  4  Aug.  00 
Ronald  William  Brakspear   4  Aug.  00 

Guy  Elliot  Harcourt  4  Aug.  00 

Frederick  John  Boyle,  West 

African  Royiment 4  Aug.  00 

John  C.  Morton  Doran  4  Aug.  00 

Francis  F^ral  Tarver 4  Aug.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Richard  Horton  Yuung 2  Nov.  00 

Geoffrey  Tylden 2  Nov,  00 

Adjt.^-Capt—Q.^.GtM.Fnixt- 

lough,  Major  1  Bn.... 27  Feb.  97 

qr.  Master. ~G.   Williams, 

Hon.   Captain 19  Nov.  81 

Med.  Off.— 


4TH  Battalion. 

{Formerly  the  Oxfordshire  Militia.) 

(Embodied  1  May  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Oxford. 

Embodied,  Qoaport. 

**  Mediten-ansan.*' 

Honorar;  Colonel. 
Son.  Alg.  S.  Arth.  Annesley^ 
late  Lt,  16  Lancers,  p.s.  ...12  Dec.  gi 

Lt. Colonel. 
Charles     Rivers   Bulkelfty, 
(if),  Hon.  Colonel 28  Nov.  91 

Majors. 
Frank Willan,  [t\,{H)Hon. 

Lt. Colonel  19  Dec.  91 

Hugh    C.    Furtescue,    (H) 

Hon.  Lt. Colonel    16  Dec.  96 

Captains. 
Thomas  C.  T.  Warner,  J/P. 

Hon.  Major 19  Dec.  91 

James  iSiyth  {//)  17  Apr. 95 

Richard  Pulteney  Pulteney  i  May  95 
Wm.C.Be  M.  l'i>,ct.  Milton, 

MP.  II  Apr.  56 

W.  Keg.  Shute  Barrington, 

p.s.  (H)  6  Jan.  97 

SiioltoChas.W.  Lord  Aber- 

dour,  (U),  Intt,  of  Musk. iZ  Jan.  99 

Lieutenants. 

Robert  Hugh  Willan  13  June  00 

Hugh  Nicholas  Jackson    ...13  Juneoo 
Bernard  Thos.Huttor,Ciofti3  June  00 

Philip  Godsai  13  June  00 

Thomas  Ralph  Brooke  29  Aug,  00 

Fredeiick  Rivers  BLilkeleyi2  Dec.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Hon.       Mervyn       Richard 

Wingfield   15  May  00 

Edward  Strachey,yu» 26  Aug.  00 

Harrj-  Worthmgcun  12  Dec.  00 

Adjt.  4-   Capt.—R.    G.    H. 

Hughes,  Major  i  Bn. 1  Dec.  96 

Qr.  Master. — Geo.  A.  Hirst, 

Hon.  Caytain     21  June83 

Hed.   Off.  — 


The  Essex  Eegiment. 

3RD  Battalion.  i 

{Formerly  the  Essex  Rifles.^  j 

(Embodied  n  Dec.  gp. ;   disembodied 
20  Oct.  00,) 

Head  Quarters,  Warley.  ! 

HoNOBABT  Colonel.  : 

Edgar  John  Disney  (I£),DL.  , 

JF.  late  Capt.  7  F S  Mar.  90  j 

Lt.  Colonel. 

Arthur  Thos.  Dierby  Neave, 

(t)    (H)    late    Capt.    South  j 

Wales  Border e]-it    iS  Jan.  gg  i 

Majors. 

Arthur  J.  Galswortby  11  Oct.  99 

Johu  Bernard  O'Reilly  (Ifji4  Feb.  00 

Captains. 
Thou.  Alf'-fd  Pamplin  Green, 

(H),     Assisf.     Iwp.    Gold 

Coast   Constabulary  23  May  92 

Edward    Samuel  Penroee, 

{H)  Instructor  of  Munketry2'^  May  92 

Percy  Tatham  26  Mar.  93 

Walter  Geo.  Arkwrigrht{flOi4  Apr.  95 
Richd.  Wm-  Winter  Sayley22  Sept.  97 
Cecil      Frank-     Jif^  Cans  land  ^ 

employed  in  the  CtBilSeroice 

of    the    Protected     Native 

States,  Malay  Peninsula...  9  May  g8 
George       Nehon       Shpffield, 

JJ'est  Africa 9  May  98 

TTilhain     Henry     Severity, 

p.s.  (H\,  Southern  Nigeria. 

Constabulary  ,.22  Apr.  gg 

John  Har\'ie  Montagu,  p.».2s  Oct.  99 
William   R.  D.   Carrington 

Boyle,  ^.«.  (S)  21  Mar.  00 

Lieutenants. 

Cyril  MoretonWheatley(-ff).  3  Jan.  00 
Herbert  Murray  Tufnell  ...14  Feb.  00 
Bhnltnir  R.  A.  D.  Stoddart- 
MacLellan  {H}. 16  May  00 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Ernest  John  Brock 4 

Ernest  Chas.V.  Gilmaa  ...  5 

Arthur  Brian  Plant    9 

WilliamAlex.  Chas.  Dake...22 
Oswald    Fras.    Drjrj'  Nor- 

rington t  i 

Henry  Geor^re  Vaux 22 

Powers  Gouraud 29 

Thomas  S.  Brand  Kemble2o 

Guy  Francis  Pryor 12 

Adjf.  Sc  Capt.—F.  C.  Winter, 

Lieut.  E)f sex  Seg tine nt i 

Qr.    Master. —  George    S. 

Ames,  Hon.  Lieut 13 


Nov.  09 
Mar.  00 
Mar.  00 
Mar.  00 

May  00 
May  00 
May  00 
June  00 
Dec.  00 

Nov.  99 

Feb.  95 


Med.Of.- 


4TH  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  West  Essex  Militia.) 

(Embodied  2  May  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Warley. 

Embodied,  Colchester. 

HoNOEAEr  Colonel. 
AiiieliKs  E.  Mark  Locktcood, 
MP.,       late     Lt.    Colonel 
Coldstream  Guards 6  Jan.  00 

Lt. Colonel, 
Fredk.  Smart  Walker,  ifoH. 

Colonel 10  Feb.  94 

Majors. 
Edw.   Charles  Bourt,  Son, 

Lt. Colonel 4  Apr.  94 

James   Hiscutt  Crossman27  Apr.  gg 

Captains. 
Cecil  Hodgson    Colcin^  (H), 

Hon.      Major;      Imperial 

Yeomanry    4  June  S 7 

Edm.  Lereson  Calcerley,  (t), 

(H),  p.=^.  South  Africa   ...  4  Apr.  g4 


Militia  Infantrij, 

JohnEditard  Chas, Blake ney,^ 

^p.s.   (H)  {/),  sercing    tcith 

SierraLeone Front ierPolice-2-j  Feb.  g5 
Henry  S.  Fleming,'  Major 

retired    pay     Etsex    Begt. 

(Depot)  Hon.  Major ...11  Mar.  96 

Sichard  Fras.  Knight  Gooch, 

Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Gov. 

of  Ceylon 6  July  98 

Wm.    Hy,    Hussny-Walsh,* 

lateCheshi7-eRegiment,Hon.2g  Nov.  99 

Major 

Hubertde  B.  F.T.  Stephens- 

Townshend 5  Feb.  00 

Edmund      Oscar       Warden, 

Special  Service,   W.  Coast 

of  Africa 22  Oct.    od 

John  Edgar  Hopgood  22  Oct.   00 

Lieutenants. 
Edward  Corapton  Morgan    4  Nov.  99 

Frederic  Came  Raach  4  Nov.  99 

Richard  Neville  Thomp9on23  Aucj.  00 
Percy  William  Huskisson  23  Aug,  00 
Clive  Willou2;hby  Gar8ia...23  Aug.  00 

Evelyn  Cyril  Watson... 3  Dec.  00 

Gordon    William  Flemyng 

Gill   .' 3  Dec.  00 

James       Andrew        Baird 

Thompson 3  Dec.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Benjaraiu  Gerant  Ffinch  ...  3  May  00 

Arthur  Albert  Crocker 29  May  00 

Francis  Edward  Werry 16  July  00 

Reerinald  W.  F.  Cotgravo  20  July  oo 
Arch.  T.  Wynne  Con>tabIe25  July  00 
Robert  Preston  Wh^^-te  .  ..27  Aug.  00 
Adjt.  4-  Capt.—n.  F.  Wal- 
ters, Captain  i  Battalion  i  Nov.  97 
Qr. Master.  —  Daniel      M. 

Bailey,  Hon.  Captain 10  Sept.90 

Med.  Officer— 


The  Sherwood  Foresters 
(Derbyshire  Regiment). 

3BD    B.ITTALION. 

{Formerly  the  tsf  and  2nd  Derby 
Militia.) 

(Embodied  23  Jan.  00;    disembodied 
4  Dec.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Derby. 
HoNOBAKY  Colonels. 
Rt.Hon.S.C.Dukeof  Deoon- 
}ihirc,  EG.  Lord  President 

of  the  Council    6  May  71 

Ud  Field  Marshal  Lord 
Roberts  of  Kandahar, 
KP.  GCB.  QCSL  GCfE. 
Irish  Guards;  Commander 
in  Chief. -.   29  Dec.  88 

Lt.CoLONEL   CoaXMANDANT. 

Joseph  Hall  Moore,  Hon. 

Colonel 19  Jan.  gS 

Lt. Colonels. 


Majobs. 
Albert  L.  Snlmond,  p.s.  [/] , 

(S). I  Cadet Bn.  West  Surrey 

Regt.  Hon.  Lt. Colonel     ...10  Sept.g2 
Hon.  Alfred  N.  Curzon,^.*. 

Hon.  Lt. Colonel    25  May  g8 

Captains. 
Vernon  Henry  Mellor,  p. a. 

Hon.  Major 5  Nov.  87 

Gerard  R.  Cakes,  p.s.  Hon. 

Major  22  Aug.  88 

Herbert  Waldv,  ?'.» 22  Mar.  03 

Maximilian  M.  Litkie,  p.s.  12  Sept.y4 
George  Hy.  Benton  Fletcher, 

p. 8.{Hl, Acting  Adj.  iCadet 

Bn. West  Surrey  Regiment; 

South  Africa    24  Apr.  95 

EdwardlJ. Heath, ;>.».(Q)(iZ'      May  97 
Hen.  Ed.Diwbrowe  Wise  (iZ), 

p.s.  Inst,  of  Musketry 23  Mar.  gS 

Jas.    P.     Bathurst     Heed, 

p.s.  (H)  Inst,  of  Musketry!^  Jan.  99 


877 

Lieutenants, 

Hoyi.  Maxwell  Steele  Bowen6  Apr.  gS 
John  Norman  D'ArcyClark  6  Jan.  o^ 
Hugh  B.  Toriano  Hume  ...21  Feb.  oj 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Rowland    C.     A.    Palmer- 

Morewood i  May  9^ 

Ernest  A.  Lome  Nickerson, 

South  4^rict 30  Dec.  gg 

Edward  Langley  Bowring'8  Jan.  oo 

Cecil  Leslie  Stranack    22  Jan.  oo 

John  Bertram  Jackson 23  Jan.  oa 

Tom  Brodie  Chatteris,  South 

Africa  i  Feb,  od 

William      Prescott      Ross 

Wteatley    c  May  od 

Percival  Leathley  Brownen  Jnly  00 
Regmald  Binns  Ri'^kmaii  ..  4  Sept.oD 
Cathbert  William  Woods,..  4  Sept.oo 
George  Kennedy  Smith,  5  Dec.  od 
Adjts.—J.  W.  G.  Roy,  Capt. 

I  Battalion .ig  Aug.  95 

t^r.  Master.— 'Edwd.  Patter- 
son, Hon.Lieut 25  Fob.  g\ 

Med.  Off.— 


4TH  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  Nottingham,  or  Royal 

Sherwood  Foresters.) 

(Embodied  11  Dec.  99.) 

Head  Quarters,  Newark. 

Embodied,  South  Africa 

HONOBABY  COLONBI,, 

Most  Noble  Wm.  J.  A.  C.  J. 
Duke  of  Portland,  KG. 
GCVO.Master  of  the  Horse  S  June  S9 

Lt. Colonel, 
Napier  Langford  Pearse.i 
late  I  Bn.Hon.  Colonel  ...  S  Nov.  95 

Major. 
George  A.    E.    Wilkinson, 

Hon.  Lt. Colonel 14  Apr.  gy 

Captains. 

John  Humber,  Hon.  Majorso  May  go 

Jharles  Pigott  Piers,  {fi)...  4  May  gs 

GrevilleH.  Woodley  Bernal, 

TransportOfficer,S.Africazi^  Apr.  97 

Wm.  Hy.  Ximenes  Mabsoni8  Aug.  97 

Arthur     M.      W.     Mohun- 

Harris 3  June  99 

Edmund  Mead  Wilmot 8  Dec.  99 

Richard  ColUngwood  Fen- 
wick, ^^.s I  Jan.  CD 

Charles     Emitace      Hutton, 

Special   Service,  S.  Africa  4  Jan.  00 

Edward  Burdon  Bailey 11  Jan.  od 

Lieutenants. 
Hon.    H.     W.    W.  Horsley- 

Beresford,   serving    in    the 

British       South       Africa 

Police   18  May  98 

v\illiam  Gillilan  Johnson...  i  Jan.  00 
Frederick  Navarre  Fane  ...  5  Jan.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Francis  Bertie  Brewis 4  Nov.  gg 

Herbert  Milward  Milward  8  Dec.  99 
John  H.  Whitworth  Becke2o  Dec.  99 
James  Herbert  Muthias  ...;io  Doc.  99 
Heniy  Stewart  Anderoon  i  Jan.  00 
Edgar  N,  Turner  Ccllin   ...  i  Jan.  00 

Albert  Claud  Hewitt /Jan.  00 

John  Leopold  Heymann  ...  i  Jan.  00 

gpymour  .lames  House 27  Feb.  00 

William  Nicholas  White  ...27  Feb.  00 
Walter  Beauchamp  Lingu  Nov.  00 

ddjf.  4-  Capt.—R.  Brittan, 

Captaiji  I  Battalion i  Mar.  95 

Qr.Mr. — Michael  M'Guirc, 
Hon.  Lieut... 13  May  96. 

ifed.  Off.— 

Embarke  I  for  S.  Africa,  11  Jan.  190D 


S78 

Loyal  North  Lancashire  Eegt. 

3BD  Battalion. 

(Formerly  Ike  Duke  of  Laiicatter's  Ouin.) 

(Embodied  13  Dec.  99.) 

Head  Quarters,  Preston. 

Embodied,  Malta. 

**  Mediferraueati ." 

HoSOKiBT  COLONBL. 

I'C  Field  Miirtial  the  Bt. 
Hon.  Lord  Itoberti.  EP. 
GCB.  GCSI.  GCIE.  Irish 
(la.     fnitiitinitder      tif 

I  JaD.  98 


Guards  ;     Commander 
Chief,4ro 


Lt.C0I.0»EI,  CoMMAIfDAlfT. 

Lt.Colonbi. 
Loith  Bonhote,  Hon.Colonel^q  Sept. 97 

Majors. 

.Jamee  H.  W.  Pedder 14N0V.94 

Thomas  Cowper  10  Nov.  97 

Captains. 
ArthurE.  DaCosta,?).».(if),27  Apr.  78 
Ueginald  G.  Chambres,fi.»., 

Hov. Major 24  Mar.  80 

William    Harrison,'    Cajit. 

ret.  pay  11  Hussars^  Hon. 

Major   14  Aug.89 

Percy  WordsworthHarrison 

p.» 5  Jane93 

Henry  A.  Pole  Soppitt  (IT) 

p.g 14  Apr.  94 

Wm.  Geo.  Percival  Miller  3  July  97 
.Tas.  Geo.Wyim  Tetley.^<.». 

(H)lHstruetor  of  Musket  ry  3  July  97 
Thomas  Edwards-Moss  ...21  June99 
t'hiirles  Edward  Earle,  p.s. 

(Qi(Si(H) 7Dec.  99 

Cuthbert  BeUin  Wallis 11  Apr.  00 

Lieutenants. 
Ernest  Percival  Ormrod  ...22  Apr.  99 
Jumet    Eyre     Matty,     Weti 

African  Seyt 21  .Tune  99 

John  Francis  Allen    29  Dec.  99 

Hugh     Austen      Beniinck 

Salmond n  Apr.  00 

James  A.  Garth  Marshall. ..22  May  00 
Allan  de  Mowbray  Bellairs22  May  00 
Hiich  Granville  Stafford  ...22  May  00 
William  Baker  Anderson. ..22  May  00 

"Walter  Leslie 22  May  00 

John  Carandini  Wilson 22  Sept.  00 

Gerald  Pilcher 26  Oct.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
J.Stii-zaker  Gaskell  {Depot )22  June  00 
David  Robt.  Hy.  Jackson     9  July  00 

George  Neville  Mackie 27  Aug.  00 

Adit.4-Capt.—K.  L.  Stable, 

Cavtain  1  Battalion 28  June  97 

Qr. Master.— ioim      Kelly, 

Hon.  Lieut 12  May  97 

Ued.  Of.— 


Militia  Infantry. 
Majors, 
Anthony    M.    J.     Earl    of 

Westmorland    7  Mar.  00 

Heurv   Wickham,'  late  Lt. 
Scots  Guards  18  July  00 

Captains.  1 

Her.ry  M.  Stockdale,  p.s. 

Hon.  Major  4  May  91 

Geo.  H.  C.  Holden  de  Cres- 

pigny,  (//),  lute  Lt.  i  Bn. 

Hon.  Major   12  Apr.  92 

John  Lord  Lilford.  vs.  iH)i2  May  93 
Sir  Ar.  R.  de  Capell  Brooke, 

Bart 27  Mar.  95 

Charles  Pigott  Harvey  n  Apr.  05 

Geo.  Sherwin  H.  Pearson  4  Sept.  97 
Buckley  C.  L.  Mackworth 

Praei'l 16  Apr.  gS 

Lionel  Hur/lt  Marfincau  (fl) 

South  Africa  22  Mar.99 

Harry  Grant-Thorold 18  July  00 

Francis      Edwin       Goddard 

Jackson    4  Oct.   00 

Lieutenants. 
Edward  Lionel  Thomson. ..10  Feb.  97 
Gilbert  John  Hamilton,  Gold 

Coast  Constabulary  21  Feb.  00 

Refjiiiald Brunei  de  h.  Hodge, 

Embarking  Staff  Officer,  S. 

Africa.. 9  May  00 

W.  E.Goo.Arch.WeigalUii")  g  May  00 

Oscar  Peppercorn    9  May  00 

George  Francis  Hodsson...  9  May  00 
Arthur  Gn.v  Leslie  Pepys  10  May  00 
William  Ernest  Guinness. ..31  July  00 
Roland  Saokville  Fletcher3i  July  00 

Arthur  Langton  Airy    6  Nov.  00 

Percy  Brian  AUott 6  Nov.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Alfred  F.  Mnrrny  Slater  ...22  Maj-  00 
Wilfred  A.  Selwyn  De  Gale  2  July  00 
SjV Fred.  V.  Laud  Robinson, 

Bart — 25  July  00 

William  Hy.  J.   St.  Leger 

Atkinson 11  Nov.  00 

Adjt.  4-  Vapt.—'E.  O.  Smith, 

Captain  1  Battalion i  Oct.  97 

Qr.  jlfu.</fi-.— Joa.   Perrin,^ 

Hon.  Captain    24  Oct.    S8 

Ued.  Off.—Surg.  Lt.Colonel 

H.  B.  Spurgin i  Dec.  9; 


Lieutenants. 

Henry  Farquhar  Scott 7  Apr.  97 

Herbert   Bancroft  Beattie 

Kent 28  Mar.  00 

Bertie  G.  Annesley  Town- 

shend  28  Mar.  00 

FrancisCourt«nayMitchell28  Mar.  00 
Laurence  Call  Nicholson  ...21  Aug.  00 
Claude  Whitfield  Hemp 21  Aug.  00 

Second  Libutknants. 
Jean  Bates  Van  De  Weyer...io  Jan.  00 
Neville  Eveleigh  Wiuthropig  Feb.  00 

Robert  Pigot 22  .*ug.oo 

Arthur  Percival  Strange  ...  6  Oct.  00 
Jl(i;<.<(-Ca^<.—Chas. Turner, 

Captain  1  Battalion    30  Oct.   95 

Qr.Master. — Tom   Brown, ^ 

Hon.  Lieut 3  May  93 

Med.  Off.— 


The  Queen's  Own  (Royal  West 
Kent  Eegiment). 

3BD   B\TT.VLION. 

{Formerly  the  West  Kent  Lt. Infantry .) 
(Embodie.l  11  Dec.  99.) 

Head  Quarters,  ilaidstonc. 
Embodied,  Malm. 
HoNOBART  Colonel. 
General     H.R.H.     Arthur 
Wm.  Patrick  Albert, -Da*? 
o^Connaught.  KG.    KT. 
kP.  GCB.  GCSI.  GCMG. 
GCIE.    aero.     Rifle 
Brigade.  &c.  &c 23  Aug.  84 

Lt.Colonel  Commandaxt. 

Lt.Colonel. 
JohnBonholc,  late  Lt.  84  J*. 

Hon,  Colonel 30  May  96 

Majors. 
Edmund  W.  G.  Bailey,  Hon. 

Lt.Colonel    6  Feb.  92 

s.c.  Chas.  HerbertJ-'arqu- 

Apr.  99 


p.'. 


The  Morthamptonsnire  Regt. 

3BD  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  Northampton  andEutland 

Militia.) 

(Embodied  4  Jan.  00 ;  disembodied 

5  Dec.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Northampton. 

*'  Mediterranean ." 

HoNOEABY  Colonel. 

Lt.Colonel  Commandant. 

Lt.Colonel. 
Joseph  Hill,  Hon.  Colonel    iS  May  98 


Princess  Charlotte  of  Wales's 
(Royal  Berkshire  Regiment). 

3ED  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  Royal  Berks  Militia.) 

(Embodied  19  Feb.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Reading. 
Embodied,  Kilkenny. 

**  Mediterranean.^' 

Honorary  Colonel. 

M.  A.  Earl  of  Abingdon 21  Oct.    So 

Lt.Colonel. 
Thomas  John  Bowles,  p.s. 

Hon.  Colonel 21  Apr.  94 

Majors. 
Arthur  Wm.  H.  Hay,  Hon. 

Lt.Colonel  3  Apr.  97 

John  Robin  Gray,  {H)  late 
I      Lieut.  King's  It,  Eifes   ...  9  May  98 

Captains. 

Walter  Thornton,  {H)  4  May  89 

Chas.  E.  M.  Y.  Nepean,7^.»,i8  Feb.  oi 
Frederick  George  Barker. ..25  Mar.  qi 
Harry  Claude  Fred.  Hay,  i 

Cadet  Bn.  W.Surrey  Eegt.    7  Apr.  95 
Wm.  Jn.  B.  I'an  De  Weyer, 

MVO.  Aide  de  Camp  to  the 

LordLieutenantofirelandi^  May  9^ 
John  Blakeney  de    la    P. 

Beresford,'  p.s.,   late  Lt . 

Durham  Lt,  Infantry i  Jan.  96 

Francis  Mildred  Birch,.ffun. 

Ma'or 3  July  00 


harson,  ret,  pay  3  Dr.  Gdsi  5 
Captains. 
J.  H.  Kennedy,'  ret.  pay  2 

Battalion 24  June 

Edward  Fleming s  Oct.  89 

Cecil  Frederick  Beerhinp,  [']23  Apr.  94 
Arthur  Jas.P.Ainiesle.v(i/)  6  Mar.  95 
Fras.  Wm.    Burbury,    ret. 

pal/  2  Battalion :o  May  96 

George    Wilson,    (a).    In- 
structor of  Musketry  I  June  96 

Arthur    S.    T.    Griffith-Bos- 

cawen,  p.s.  MP.    Charity 

Commissioner  22  July  96 

Geo.  Edw.  Wickham  Legg. 

Kn igh t  of  G ra ceofSt.Joh n 

of  Jerusalem,    late   Lieut, 

,^outh  Stafford  Jtegiment  ...16  Dec.  96 
Arthur  Corbett  Edwards. ..31  May  97 

Herbert  Neve,^.«.  {t)    23  Feb.  99 

Art'iur  Chilley  Pine,  p.s.  (f  129  Apr.  9S 
Gilberts.  Tritton  Fenningi3  Jul.y  00 
Edw.M. Attwood  AVakefield25  Sept.  00 

LlBUTBNANTS. 

Richard     Whitehead,    Assist. 

Dist.      Commr.     Southern 

Xigeria 5  Dec.  94 

Regmald  Walter  Grant 31  May  97 

Charles  Deans  Barrow 31  May  97 

Arthur  Cecil  Beeman    22  June  00 

Kenneth  Lochiel  Cameron22  June  00 
Alfred  Hopewell  Pullman22  June  00 
Sydney  Spencer  Hayne  ...22  June  00 
Henry  Thomas  Thornhill  22  Juue  00 
Arthur  Percival  Stone  ...  2  Nov.  00 
Charles  Moubraj'  Allfre.v    2  Nov.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

CecilW.  Case-Morri.s(/>r7.»oO  5  July  00 
Arthur  Innes  Irons  {Depot)  5  July  00 
Adjt.      dr      Capt.  —  E.      F. 

Venables,  Ca^j^ain  I  S«.26  Apr.  9S 
Qr. Master.  —  Edward    W. 

Brown,  Hon.  Captain 22  Aug.  S3 

Embarked  for  Malta    Jan.  1900, 


The  King's   Own  Yorkshire 
Light  Infantry. 

3ED  BiTTALION. 

{Formerly  the  ist  West  York  Militia. 

{ Embodied  5  May  00 ;  disembodied 
17  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  PontePract. 

HoNOBABT  Colonel. 
c.  Alex.   AitJceii,  late   Capt. 

■jj  F 31  May  82 

Lt.Colonkl. 

Tlieodore  Henry  Skiuner, 
JF.p.x.{H),  [f], late  Lieut. 
SF.,  Hon.  Colonel 15  Oct.  92 

Majors. 

Hef/inald  I£ai/ei-Sadler,^  p.s. 

South  Africa  19  May  94 

Albert  Gu»ta Dili  Member,  p.s. 

(H)  [t]  Itemotint  Dept.    ...25  Mar.  96 

Albert  Williftm  Crawford 
M*Fall,=^  ret.  pay  i  Bat- 
talion      4  July  00 

Captains. 
Chas.   Edw.  Whalley,   {T), 

late  Capt  retired  pay  107  F. 

Hon.  Major ! 26  July  82 

Walter  Spencer-Stanhope,* 

{H),  ret.  pay  14  Humstirs  ■zi  Sept.92 
William  HentonCarver,  p.g.  9  June  94 
Hon.  Lewis    Arthur    Milles, 

ret,  pay    ib    Lattcers ;  Lt. 

Imperial   Yeomanry 28  Aug.  95 

Gerald  Cecil  M.  Rouse,  p.s. 

(H) ...16  Nov.  98 

Herbert  Reginald  Eyder{H), 

South  Africa  8  Mar.  99 

Richard  Iveusingfton 4  July  00 

Henry  Chris.  Bruce  Wilson  4  July  00 
Claud    Hy.    M.    Tabuteau, 

p.s.  late  Lt.  19  Foot 4  July  00 


Militia  In: a  1: try. 

Majors. 
Pra.   Alex.  W.  Whitmore, 

Hon.  Lt. Colonel   10  Jan.  83 

Harry  Vane  Russell,  Hon. 

Lt. Colonel  22  Mar.  99 

Captains. 
Walter  Charlton  Pryce.jf.s. 

Hon.  Major 26  Nov. 87 

Ellis  Sparlinp;  Cimliffe,  p.s.  24  Nov.  88 
Geo.  J.  Scott, ^  Captain  ret. 

pay  18  Hunsarg,  Hun.Maj .; 

Imperial  Yeomanry 14  Aug.  89 

William  Norman  Leslie 18  Feb.  93  ! 

Thomas  Dickiii,  jj.k 3  Apr.  93 

Hon.     Fras.    H.    C.    Weld 

Forester i  Feb.  96 

C.  R.  Borlase  Wing6ekl  {H)  4  May  98 
Wm.  Noel  Cunliffe  {Depot)-z6  Apr.  99 
Edward     Richard    Trevor 

Corbett  {H),  Instructor  of 

Musketry 25  July  00 

LIB0TKNANTS. 

William  John  Brooke    21  Feb.  00 

Herbert      Hudson,      Special 

Service,  W.  Coast  of  Africaiy  Apl.  00 

Gffry.Wolryche-Whitmore25  July  od 

Vincent  Coldwell    25  July  00 

Edward  Guy  Ripley  29  Oct.  00 

Percival  Cuthbert  Hitth, 
Special  Service^  W.  Coa»t 
of  Africa 29  Oct.    00 

David  Henry  Leslie   29  Oct.  00 

Skcond  Lieutenants. 

Cecil  F.  Montgomery  l'ike.i4  June  00 

Reg.  Geo.  Stanler  Gurdou  17  Sept. 00 

Francis  Alox.  Umfreville 
Pickering   17  Sept.oo 

Cyril  F.  Baronneau  Winter- 
scale ...t8  Sept.oo 

Alister  H.  Darby  ChapinanT9  Sept.oo 

William  Ernest  Fleming.. ..22  Sept.oo 

Adn.  -f  Capt.—S.  C.  Umfre- 
ville, Capt.  JV.  Biding 
Regt ......22  Apr.  95 

Qr.  Master. — GeorgePecker,^ 
Hon.  Lieut 27  June92 

Med.  Off. — Surgeon  Lt.Col. 
H.  Nelson  Edwards   1  Dec.  91 


Lieutenants. 

Reginald      Kerr     Qranville^ 

Assistant  Resident,  iffH/Hi6  Nov.  gS 
Hamilton  Leslie  Roache  ...28  July  00 
Francis  Martineau,  I?ist.  of 

Mnaketry... 28  July  00 

Arthur  Cecil  Benson 28  July  00 

Gordon  Falcon    28  July  00 

Fred.  C.  Wilson  Bnudley  28  July  00 
Harold  Stuart  Filsell    78  July  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Edmund  Jullien  Donaldson  4  May  00 

Samuel  Nevill  Dale   9  May  00 

Percival  James  Gout 15  May  00 

Cecil  Falconar  TuUoh  23  May  00 

Henry  Fras.  Wm.  Patersonio  June  00 
Philip  A.   Raymond    Prit- 

chard  12  July  00 

Samuel  Selman  Moore 19  Dec.  00 

Adjt.  4-    Capt.—n.    H.    W. 

Tulloh,  Ca^^r  in  2  Bn 19  Nov.  95 

Qr.Master.— Air.  S.  Patter- 

son,*  Hon.  Lieut    31  Jan.  94 

Med.  Off.— 


The  King's  (Shropshire  Light 

Infantry). 

3ED  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  ShropHhire  Militia.) 

(Embodied  3  May  00,) 

Head  Quarters,  Shrewsbury. 

Embodied,  Tipperary. 

HoNOEABT  Colonel. 


Lt.Colonel. 

Sir  Thomas  Meyrick,  Barf. 

CB.  Ron.  Colonel 4  Oct.  84 


4TH  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  Hereford  Militia.) 

(Embotiied  12  Dec.  99  ;  disembodied 

I  Nov.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Hereford. 

HoNOHARY  Colonel, 

If.  B.  B.  H.  Lord  Batemon, 

Lord  Lieutenant     ig  May  64 

Lt.Colonel  Commandant. 
E.  S. Lucas, ^j.s  Hon. Colonel  5  Apr.  99 

Majoe. 
Gilbert   Chas.  Bourne,  p.s. 
late    Lt.Col.    i    I'ol.    Bn. 
Oxford  Lt.  Infantry,  Hon. 
Lt.Colonel  S  Nov.  99 

Captains. 
Charles  Orby  Shipley,  {H)i-j  May  90 
Richard    H.  T.   Symonds- 

Tayler, /j.s 6  Aug.  92 

Ponsonby  M.  Lynn  Curew, 

{H)  (S)  {f),   ret.  pay  Irish 

Rifles,  Hon.  Major 3  Feb.  97 

Trevor  C.  G.  James-Trevor, 

(//)    4  May  98 

Fras.  Geo.  Prescob  Philips, 

(±r),  Inst,  of  Musketry    ...11  Apr.  00 

Lieutenants. 

Ralph  Fernie    28  June  yg 

Fras.  Herbert  Hemingway   3  Apr.  00 

Ernest  Henry  Miles   dJuueoo 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Arthur  George 'Money 8  Feb.  00 

William  Lang  worthy  Herd  12  Apr.  00 

Edric  Algernon  Paley   24  Juneoo 

Erskine  Ramsay  Cox 2*  June  00 

Mordaunt     Reg.    Williamts, 

Ji'ent  Africa    26  Sept.oo 

Herbert  Strong  Burrough  iS  Sept.oo 
Bertram  Leopold  Williams  2  Nov.  00 
Adjutant. — S.      F.     Judge, 

DSO.  Capt,  I  Battalion. ..jg  Sept.  98 
Qr,  J/as^er.— Samuel    Skel- 

ley,^  Hon.  Lieut   5  June95 

Med.  Off.— 


87Q 

The  Duke  of  Oambridge's 
Own  (Middlesex  Regiment). 

5TH  Battalion. 

{Formerly    the   Royal   Elthorue   Light 
Infantry.) 

(Embodied  4   May  00;   disembodied 

15  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Hounslow. 

HoNORAHT  Colonel. 
Cltan.  Brome  Bashj'ord,   JP. 
late  Capt.  g    Lancers,  p.n. 
Aide  de  Camp  to  the  C,uee7i, 
and  Colonel G  Oct.  97 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Vilett  RoUeston,  j;.s.  [^]  ...13  Oct.  97 

Majors. 
Geo.  Moore,  p. S.Hon.  Lt.Col.; 

Imperial  Yeomanry 2  Dec.  93 

ErnedMort-imerGrijith{U), 

Remount  Department 2  Nov.  qS 

Charles  James  Fox 30  May  co 

Captains. 
George  Audemon,-  p.s.  {H), 

serving     with    the     Lagos 

Hausa  Force 19  May  94 

Andrew  Benuet  Black,  j>.«.26  May  94 
Christopher  Erie,  ps.  (Hi, 

lute  2nd  Lieut.  2  Dragoons, 

Lt.    Imperial    Yeomanry; 

Acting  D.  A.  A.  G.  at  Base 

for  Imp.  Yeomanry    4  Mar.  96 

Leslie  Fletcher 13  Oct.  97 

Robert  Henry  Pamall  13  Oct.  97 

Harold  CJonen  Bis!t,p.s.{H), 

W.  African  Frontier  Force  2  Apr.  98 

Arthur  Rudston  Brown 7  Dec.  98 

BarringtonJohu  Russell(-H^)  7  ^eb  00 
Henry  Howell  Hewlings...i4  Feb.  00 
William  Brewster  Dunn  ...  8  May  oo 

Lieutenants. 
Percy  Francis  Cunynghame, 
serving  on  the  Staff  of  the 

Rajah  of  Sarawak 10  May  97 

Lancelot  Francis  Passy  ...31  Jan.  00 
John  Heui'y  Broadwood  ...31  Jan.  oo 
Aug.  M.  O.  Anwyi  Passing- 
ham  6  Juneoo 

Malcolm   Stephenson  Fur- 

lou""  6  Juneoo 

Ernest  Arthur  Ash 6  Juneoo 

John  Hugh  Morris 6  Juneoo 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Geoffrey  Pearson    28  Feb.  00 

Charles  Forster   Alleyne  ...ii  Apr.  00 

Wilfi'ed  Francis  Black  18  Apr.  00 

George  Charles  Ash   12  May  00 

James  Morrison  Bathe 26  Juneoo 

Robt.  Alex.  Histie  Inglis...3o  Juneoo 
Adjt.     and     Capt.— 12.     A. 

Bennett,  Captain  i  Bn.  ...13  July  96 
Or    Master.— J SLraes  Lee, 

Hon.  Lieut 24  June 99 

Med.  O^.— 

6th  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  Royal  East  Middlesex 

Militia.) 

(Embodied  13  Dec.  99.) 

Head  Quarters,  Hounslow, 

Embodied,  South  Africa. 

HoNOBAHT  Colonel. 

Henry     Kent,^     Lt. General 

retired  list  i4June9o 

Lt.Colonel. 
George  Coope  Helme,  CB. 
ret.  pail  Wilts  Regt.  Hon. 

Colonel 20  Fsb.  S9 

Ma  JOBS. 

Gerard  tl.  Rushbrooke,  p.s, 

Hon.  Lt.Colonel  28  Apr.  99 

Herbert  W.  H.  Brenchley, 

Hon.  Lt.Colonel 4  Nov.  99 


88o 

Captains. 

Gerald  Eilpar  Barker,^.*. 

Hon.  Major    13  Apr.  89 

Alex.  Weuticorth  Kit8on,p,s. 

Hon.  Major 20  Dec.  90 

Percival  Hope  Graves,  (if), 

{t),p.a C  Feb.  95 

Arthur  Rep.  Carey, />.s.(Jf)2i  July  97 
Geo.W.  Bulkeley  Tattersali24  Nov,  97 
Alex.  Doran  Gibbons,  (if)  2  Dec.  99 
William  Albert  Gi!larD,/>.«. 

(if)    late   Ccipf.    5   Bn.   R. 

Fttfilicrg 6  June  00 

C.  E.  J.  G.  O'MaUey 14  Aup.oo 

Charles  Bayley  Oldfield   ...14  Aug.  00 

LlEUTBNANTS. 

Stanley  M.  Lewis  Iredell  20  Dec.  99 
Allan  Humphrey  Harden  ..20  Dec.  99 
William  Inee  Webb-Bowemy  Feb.  00 

Herbert  EiiwardLarpe 17  Feb.  00 

Daniel  Mildred  {Depot) 17  Feb.  00 

Reg'inald  Alfred  Slee,^;. )*....  7  June  00 
Richard  HeRinald  Rowe  ..  17  June  00 
Thos.E.  Chisenhale-Marsh, 

Trannporf Officer, S  Africaig  July  00 
John  Fred.  Mildred  Bingley  4  Sept.oo 

Second  Lieutenants, 

James  Charles  Phdips 18  Jan.  00 

Vt  re  L.Nuthall  Pearson. ..19  Jan.  00 
DonglasWalter  Churchill, 

(Depot)    19  Feb.  00 

tioger  Fred.  Cuitis  King... 10  July  00 
P.  Ayscough  Willts(i>c/>oni6  Aug.  00 

Adjt.    4-    Capt.—F.    Sapte, 

Captain  2  Battalioyi 25  Nov.  97 

Qr.  Master. — James  Alfred 
Walter,^  Hon.  Captain  ...19  Mar.  90 

Med.  Off.— 

Emharked  for  S.  Africa,  19  Feb.  1900* 


The  King's  Royal  Rifle  Oorps. 

5TH  Battalion. 

(Formerlf/  the  Huntingdon  Riflet.) 

(Embodied  2  May  00;  disembodied 
4  Dec.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Huntingdon. 

HONOBAET    COLONEI.. 

lidivard  G.H.EarlofSand- 
n-irh,Lord  Lieut,  of  Hunts, 
Col.  IttteGrenadier  GuardsiS  Jan.  99 

Lt.Colonbl. 


Majob. 

Arthur  Dunbar  Pixley,*  ret. 
pay  Kiny'n  Royal  Eifleg  ...   3  Apr.  95 

Captain. 
George  P.  E.  Evans  ,...i.?  May  96 

LiBUIENAHTS. 

Thos.  C.  Leycester  Powys- 

Keck lb  Mar.  99 

AIhu  John  Hunter 21  Sept.oo 

Robt.  H.  TeuiplcHandcock26  Nov.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Edwnril  Arthur  Knipe 28  May  00 

Hon.     Coulson      LlmrchiU 

Pellowes 12  Sept.  00 

J.i/Y.  4■C(I/)^— C.S.Chaphn, 

Cupt.  3  Battalion 2  Mar.  96 

Qr.Mr. — Wni.  Ban*o\v,iion. 

JJfiit 13  June  00 

Med.   Off.— 


6th  Battalion. 

{Formerly  the  Royal  Flint  Si/leu.) 

[Dif^banded  30  June  89  ] 


Militia  hifantri/, 

7Tn  Rattalion. 

(Formerly  the  2nd  or  Edmonton  Royal 

Middlesex  Rijles.) 

(Embodied  5  May  00 ;  disembodied 

15  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Bamet. 

HoNORAET  Colonel. 

Lt. Colonel. 
Godfrey Astell, "(if)  ret, pay 

King'vR.  Ri/Itg,  Hon.  Col. 27  Apr.  98 

Majors, 
Jas.    L.     Brooke    Tempter,^ 

Col.  Reserve  of  Officers  ...  4  Apr.  83 
Francis    R.     TV.    Sampson, 

serving  in  the  Niger  Coast 

Protectorate   27  Jan.  94 

Arthurs.  Heathcote,  (ii)...  3  Mar. 97 
Thos.    E.    Milliorne-Swin- 

nerton-Pilkinglon,'^   (H) 

ret.  pay  King's  R.  Rifles. .11  Feb.  00 

Captains, 
Henry  Spencer  Follett,  (H) 

late  Major  7  Dragoon  Gds. 

serving  withjDragoonGds.  2  Mar,  92 
Fred.  Arthur  Irby.io    (if) 

ret.  pay  Rifle  Brigade 13  Mar.  95 

William  Wilfred  Rhodes, p.s. 

S.  Africa 2  Jan.   97 

Alwyn  Foster,  p. « 6  July  98 

Leonard  Paul  Irl>y.  (H)  ret. 

pay  King's  R.  Ri/len 17  May  99 

tTohn    Spottiswaode,  late  Lt. 

King's  R.  Ritlps,S.  AfrieasS  May  99 
Daniel  Charles  Wm,  Lysons,^ 

Hon.  Major    28  Mar.  00 

Francis    Richard  Gosling, 

p.s.(H),lNst.ofMnshfry2S  Mar.  00 
Henry  E.  Wui.  Fetherstou- 

haugh-WhiLney,  ^if)  late 

Lt.  60  Rijles,  Hon.  Major  25  Apr.  00 

Lieutenants. 
Percy   Henry  Gny   Feilden, 
A  ide     de     Ca  nip     to     the 
Goccrnor  of  Queensland...  2  Jan.  97 
Wm.     Hargrave      Trotter 

Pawson   28  Dec.  98 

Cecil  Robert  Tidswell,  Act- 
ing Aide  de  Camp  to  Maj. 
Gen.  R.  S.    R.  Fetherston- 

hangh 16  June  00 

EdwardBridgemanDeni80Ei6  June  00 
Lyndon  Howard  Smith  ...16  June 00 
Harold  Kandleson  Pape  .,,16  June 00 
ArthurCraveu  Chamugtoni6  June  00 

JolmWormald 2  Oct.  00 

Patrick  Aljercromby  Duff..  2  Oct.  00 
Thomas  Esm6  Baring 12  Dec.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
James  Gerald  Guy  MeIlor...ii  Apr.  00 
William  Douglas  Barber  ,.  n  July  00 
Adjt.   4-   Capt.—  aon.  J.    R. 

Brownlow,  Capt.  2  £h....2i  Dec.  96 
Qr. Master. — AliredWyun,!^ 

Hon.  Captain    ig  Sept.  8- 

Med.  Off.—  '        ^ 


8th  Battalion. 
(Formerly  the  Carloto  Rifles.) 
Head  Quarters,  Templemore. 

(Embodied  23  Jan.  00;  disembodied 
I  Nov. 00.) 

HoNOEAKY  Colonel. 
Sir  Thomas    Pierce  Butler,^ 
Bart 2oJuly  89 

Lt. Colonel, 

Geo. Wellington  L' Estrange, 

Hon,  Colonel 14  Apr.  97 

Major. 

Lord  Fredk.  FitzGerald,*  (H), 
late  Major  King's     Royal 
Rijles,  Hon.  Lt. Colonel  ..,24  Apr.  97 


Captains. 

Joshua    Kearney    Millner, 

p.s.  (H),  Hon.  Mnjor     ...18  Aug.  83 

Chas.Edw.  Henry  Duckett- 

Steuart  20  July  89 

Richard  Fierce  Butler,  Act- 
ing Aide  de  Camp  to  Major 
General  M.  W.  E.  Gos^et  ".5  May  97 

Henry  El  iardo  Wheeler,  (if)  4  Jan.  99 

Walter  Herman  Fermer, 
p.s.  (t) 14  Aug.  00 

Lieutenants. 

Sydney  Philip  Chas.Vesey, 

Instructor  of  Musketry  ...23  May  00 
Frederick  Wm.  Hutchinson 

Hutchinsan    23  May  00 

EdiC.    Bomford    L'Esf range. 

South  Africa 18  July  00 

Herbert  William  Deedes  ...18  July  cx> 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Msrcus L.Stewart  Clementsi2  Dec. 00 
Ad/t.  ^  Capt.  —  St.  J.  D.  T. 

Loftus,  Capt.  z  Bn.    ig  Mny  97 

Qr.    Master.—  Wm.   John 

Wilkins,  ii()». -i/c«^  7  Feb.  00 

Med.   Off.— Surgeon    Lf.Col. 

Edward  A.  Rawson,  ifi^.  i  Dec.  91 


9TH  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  North  Cork  Rifles.) 

(Embodied  5  Dec.  99.) 

Head  Quarters,  Mallow. 

Embodied,    South    Africa. 

HoNOEART  Colonel. 

Sir  Robt.  U.  P.  FitzGerald, 

Bart 8  Mar.  99 

Lt.Colonbl. 

William  (_'ooke-ColIis,^  late 
Irish  Rifles;  Hon. Colonel  iz  Dec.  91) 

Majobs. 

William  Stopford 10  Dec.  S-7 

Richd.  S.  Brasier-Creagh, 
p.s.  (H.)  ....23  Jan.  00 

Captains. 

Albert  Wm.  Gierke,  y^.j(.( if )27  May  93 
Geo.G.deConrcy  Harrison, 

p.s.[H),  Irst.  of  Musket ryio  July  93 
William  Speer  Gierke,  p.s:.  14  Aug.  95 
JohnChas. Oliver  Aldwoithi4  Aug.  95 
John  Ewan  Martin,/*.*.  (ff)22  May  95 
Edward     Herbert     Hoha  rt, 

p.s.(S),Assitt.  Insp.  Gold 

Coast  Constabulary  6  Jan.  co 

Thos.  W.  Marshall  Fuge,;?.K.  6  Jan.  00 

John  Creagb,(£f) 25  Jan.  00 

Walter  Harry  Nichols  25  Apr.  00 

L1BOTENANT8. 

Js.  Stonford  Hunt(i>'7W)  ..  4June93 
Wm.  Moore  Perceval-Max- 
well   12  Oct.  96 

St.  John  Cole  Bowen 9  May  00 

Chas.Wm.  Moore  Maydwelizs  Apr.  00 

Samuel  Hutchins 25  Apr.  oo 

Robert   Brodribl)    Bergne, 

By. Staff  Officer  S.  Africaio  May  00 

Robert  Constable  Hill  8  Nov.  00 

George  Kingston  Sullivan  8  Nov.  00 
Albert  Ernej>t  Gallli^rher  ...  8  Nov.  00 
Petf  r  Zacharias  Paulson  ...  8  Nov.  00 
William  Power  Hunt... 8  Nov.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

John  Cecil  Brodie  17  Aug.  gS 

Russell  O.  Melville  (Depot)  25  May  00 
Adjt.  and  Capt. — R,  Byron, 

Captain  1  Battalion 16  Aug.  9Q 

Qr. Master. — Wm. Holmes,'" 

Hon.  Captain 14  Apr,  3^ 

Med.  Off.- 

Embarked  for  S.  .-J./Vfcd,  13  Jan.  19C0. 


The  Duke  of  Edinburgh's 
(Wiltshire  Regiment). 

3BD  BiTTALION. 

(^Formerly  the  Royal  Wiltuhire  Militia. 
{Smbodied  i6  Jnn.  oo.) 
Head  Quarters,  Devizes. 
Embodied,  Cork. 
**  Mediterranean.** 
HoNOBABT  Colonel. 
Major  Gen.   Paul    Sanford, 
Lord     Methiten,     KCVO. 
CB.  CMG.  [R] 25  June  92 

Lt. Colonel. 
Edward  C.  A.  Sanford,  p.». 
Hon.  Colonel    4  Apr.  94 

Major. 

Reg^.  Barclay,  J?oH.  Z^Co?.22  Aug. 9^ 

Captains. 

CUiirles  Henry  Stilwell,  p.».  5  Oct.  02 

Walter    T.    Coleman,    (if) 

Hon.  Major    5  July  93 

Lionel  Wallace  Spiller,?>.».  18  Apr.  89 

James   Sealej'  Clarke,  *-et. 

pay  Lancaster  Repimenf  ...13  Jan.  97 

J.  P.  H.Winter8cale,p.«.(fi')22  Den.  97 

i'Vederick  Radcliffe  Cock- 
burn,  i'.t.  (H)  28  Dec.  9S 

LlBUXnUANTS. 

Arch.  Victor  Powell  Martini2  July  99 
Maurice  William  Coode.iif) 

Inxtrnctur  of  Mu»ketry  .12  July  99 
I  .   A.    if  t'Uington    Hawker^ 

South  Africa  21  Mar.  00 

N.  D'A.  H.  Black-Hawkins  2  May  00 

Victor  Neville  Johnson  2  May  00 

liyam  Hy.  E,  Davies 4  July  00 

I'ercy  Stewart  Rowan   22  Oct.   00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Deimis  M.  Anslow  Sole 15  Sept. 00 

Albert  Hy.  Peene  Pepper   ,  3  Dec.  00 

A'ijf.  4-  Cti/>^— L.  H.  War- 
den, C'i;)/(///(  I  Battalion...  7  Jane  97 

Qr.  Master. —Geo.    Pepper,' 

Hon.  Lieut 23  Aug.  93 

Med.  OS  — 


The  Manchester  Regiment. 

5IH  Battalion. 

(Formerly  CthRnyalLancashireMilitia.) 

(Embodied  3   May  00;    disembodied 

20  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Aahton. 

HoNOBABY  Colonel. 
John  H.  Chambers,  DL,JP. 

late  Capt.  46  F. 25  Apr.  83 

Lt.  Colonel. 

Wm.  J.  Bosworth,  p.s.  (Q)  4  Nov.  99 

Majohs. 
William     Edward    Carver, 

Hon.  Lt. Colonel 9  June97 

George  Grant,  ;j.«.  [«1    17  Aui?.  98 

Captains. 
A.  Hargraves  Silverthorne, 

(H)y  In>it.  of  Musketry    ...x-z  June  87 
Robert     Stewart    Johiistone, 

BA.LLB.p.g.,Magigtr.itey 

Sahatnaa  9  July  87 

John  Barton  Aiken*  iq)  p.s.iS  Mar.  96 
Cecil  Arthur  Vanderzee  (H) 

p.8.  South  Africa  29  July  99 

Sydney  Wentworth   Dixon  2  Mai*.  98 

William  Fisher  Hobdell 31  May  q8 

Frederick  lieorge  Jackson  5  Mar.  00 

Charles  Arthur  Booth     18  Apr.  00 

Leslie  ilasters  Silverthorne  7  May  00 
James  Fiolay  Dempster  ...  8  May  00 
Arthur   Ernest   Madge 8  June  00 


Militia  Infantry, 

Libutenants. 

Henry  de  Regny  (Depot)  ..is  Apr.  99 

Frederic  Crosby  Cass    g  May  00 

Harry     Thomas     Hopkinson 

Harrig,  South  Africa  6  June  00 

George  Paxton  Napier  6  June  00 

Gilbei  t  D.  Pitt  Fykyn,  South 

Africa  6  June  00 

Geo.   iSummersoa    Skinner 

(Depot) c  Juneoo 

Ernest  Basil  Wm.  Solano  ..27  July  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Fras.     William     Mowbray 

Leader  30  Dec.  99 

John  Ricbardsno  Heeli^ 72  May  00 

Malcolm      S.      Richardson 

Watters    2oJunecx> 

Joseph  Leo  Murohy   21  Sept.oo 

Humphrey  VValliy  ,22  Oct.  00 

Adj.  4-  Capt.— J.  C.  Craw- 
lord,  Capt.  Manchenter 
Regiment 24  Jan.  98 

Qr.  Mr. — John  James  Fox, 
Hon.  Lieut 24  Mar,  00 

Med.  OJ.— 


6th  Battahox. 

{Formerly  6th  Royal LancashireMil it ia) 

(Embodied  4   May  00;   disembodied 
18  Oct.  00.) 

Head   Quarters,   Aahton. 

Honorary  Colonel. 
John  H.  Chambers,  DL.JP, 

late  Capt.  46  F. ..25  Apr.  88 

Lt. Colonel  Commandant. 

Charles  Dominie  Ley  den  .31  July  96 

Majors. 
Herbert  Alfred  Johnson  ...17  Oct.   94 
Abel  Henry  Bayley    5  Jan.  98 

Captains. 
Arthur    Clyde     Perry     (H), 

Lt.  Imperial  Yeomanrjf  ...  g  May  96 
\V.    J.     Richardson     Mat- 
thews (H) 5  Jan.  98 

Bertram  Wilson  Pigott  (H), 

Instructor  of  Musketry    .27  Aug.  98 
Walter  Adam  Burn,  p.s.  (H)28  Sept.gS 

William  Lear  Beales  31  Jan.  00 

Fred.  Ramon  de  Bertodano,^ 
Diet.  Commr. Orange  River 

Colony  31  Jan.  cx> 

Herbert  H.  Newson-Smithr4  Mar.  00 

John  Elliot  Lamb   .18  July  00 

Lawrence  Johnstone 28  July  00 

Lieutenajtts. 

mimsdor^  Geo.   Mansergh, 

South  Africa 26  July  99 

Thomas     Macgregor    Greer, 

Imperial  Yeomanry  21  Sept.98 

Chas.  E.  Middleton -Stewart , 

South  Africa  6  Jan.  00 

Geo.  Seabrook  T.  Pragnell  6  Jan.  00 
Leon.  King  Blanch  (Depot)  6  Juneoo 

Charles  Wighton 6  Juneoo 

Wm.  Charlfs  Clark  {Depot)  6  Juneoo 
Robt.  A.  Rackhani-Bullard  6  Juneoo 
Athole  Alex.  P.  Rees  StuartiS  Ju  y  00 
Reginald  John  vv.  Leyden24  July  00 
Claude  H.  Slade  Vaudrey...24  July  00 

Second  LiEOTENAjfis. 

John  Stuart  Nornabelle    ...  i  May  00 

Brian  Maurice  Carroll   6  May  00 

Alfred  Garnet  Moore 4  Juneoo 

James  Ramwell    10  July  00 

Cecil  Hamilton  Gabriel 7  .Sept.oo 

Ad/t.  4-  Capt.  —  A.  H.  Bald- 
win, Major  I  Battalion    ...14  Nov.  9S 

Qr.    Mr.  —  Michael  Henry 

Connery,  Hon.  Lieut 7  July  97 

Med.  Off.— 


881 

The  Prince  of  Wales's  North 
Staffordshire  Regt. 

3BD  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  King's  Own  2nd  Stafford 
Light  Infantry.) 

( Embodied  2  May  00 ;    disembodied 

15  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Lichfield, 

HoNOBABY  Colonel. 

Sir  Morton  Ed  a-.  BnUer.Bt.  11  Aug.  88 

Lt. Colonel. 
John  Henrv  Monckcon,  j».#. 

(H),{_t}^ Hon.  Colonel    ...=8Apr.   97 

Majobs. 
George  Crampton  Ha>l,  p.g. 

Hon.     Lt. Colonel;      Capt. 

Imperial  Yeomanry 20  June  99 

Henry  H.  Ward,  Hon.  Lt. 

Colonel 19  May  97 

Captains. 
Robert  H.Hargreaves,  Hon. 

Major 28  Jan.  88 

George  Henry  Tunnicliffe, 

Hon.  Major ^5  Maj"  S9 

Chas.  Holland  James,  p.s. 

(  H.),Inst. of  Musket  ry , Hon . 

Major 9  Apr.  91 

Alfred  Richard  Wood.  Hon. 

Major  20  June  02 

Guy  L.  Thorne    Seckham,** 

p.».  (H)  ...II  Feb.  93 

William  L.  Penrose  Mark- 

Wardlaw,  >).*.  [t]  (H)(S), 

Hon.  Major    19  May  97 

Horace  Ed\\ard  Falls.  (H)2g  June  98 
Hugh  Fred.  Gretton,    late 

Capt.  2  Vol.  Bn 14  Mar.  00 

Lieutenants. 
William  Shakapeare  (H)...^^  Nov.  99 
Fras.     Vandeteur     Hame- 

Kylly 17  Jan.  00 

Arthur  Newell  Ogilvie  14  Aug.  00 

John  Maxwell  Craigie 14  Aug.  00 

Henry  James  Bath 14  Aug.  od 

Basil  White 14  Aug.  00 

SECOND  Lieutenants. 
Hyde  Gwynne  Harrison   ..,28  Mar.  00 

Henry  Etiiuger    16  Feb.  00 

Robt.  Chas.  Payne  Smith...  5  May  00 
Ion    T.    Drammond    Kirk- 

patrick n  May  00 

Adjt.  4-Capt. — H.  Marwood, 

*<  Major  1  Battalion    2  May  98 

Med.  Off.— 

Qr.ifrt«/pr.— Wm.Sandland.e 

Ho7i.  Lieut 17  Oct.  94 


4TH  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  King's  Own  ^rd  Stafford 
Rifles.) 

(Embodied  24  Jan.  00,) 
Head  Quarters,  Lichfield. 
Embodied,    South   Africa. 

HONOBA.BY  CoLOITEIi. 
Charles  Bill, ^  MP 3  Dec.  9S 

Lt.Colonel. 
Richard  W.  B.  Mirehouse,- 
Hon.  Col.;  Station  Comdt. 
South  Africa  23  Nov.  98 

Ma.  JOBS. 

Francis  R.  Twemlow.^ifon. 

Lt.Colonel „  .,.29  May  93 

Cecil    Wedgwood,^  Station 

Comdt,  South  Aj'rica   12  Sept.oo 

CA.PTAINS. 

D.  G.  O.  Saunders-Davies^jSMay  89 
Geo.  Parker  BuWy'^Rv.Staff 

Officer,  South  Africa   8  Apr.  93 

Cecil  C.  Walter  Troaghton,* 

p.s.(Q).(^Mrfj"'''"'5(erra 

Leone  Frontier  Force  30  May  93 

4  a 


882 

Fras. Hamilton  Wedgwoods  2  July  94  j 

Charles  Beyer  Weblj-f T4  Nov.  94  I 

<'liarlesFitzHerljertBill3...23.Iim.  99  1 
Walter  Edward  BlasgS    ...30  Hay  00 

Oliver  Hawkshaw^'    ,..12  Sept.oo 

\\^alter  Mackenzie  Levett,^^  I 

i.B)  lusl.  of  Mmketry    ...17.  Sept.oo  ' 

LrBCTEITANTS. 

BcrtramH.Wedffwood,:vj.s.25  Jan.  99  , 

Ivo  Resiuaid  Limhert-'' 19  Feb.  cx> 

Algiernon  Marshall  Slapyl- 

ton^i 19  Feb.  00  1 

Frank  Oscar  KoebeP  iq  Feb.  00 

/Toj/.Robt. N.Dudley  RydecSii  Sept.oo 

SbcOND  LlBUTBNANlS. 

JohnCyril  ColletteTliomas^26  Feb.  00 

Philip  Lyon^ 26  Feb.  00 

Cuthbert  Wilsou  Moore-'  -     5  Mar.  00 

Nichola.sMo.sley" 5  Mar.  00 

John  Edward  Pagfi  19  Mar.  00 

Frederick  James  Philips   ,11  June  00 

BtisilEytou  Spurlinj^    2b  ?fov.oo 

Aiijt.  4-  <-■«/)(.— E.  S.  Pipe- 

Wolfer.stun,   Cap/.  South 

Stafofd  Itri/t 15  Oct.   96 

Qr.  Mwler. — John  Aheriie  J 

Ifoii.  Lhnf. 20  June  00 

Med.  Off  — 

Emharkeil  fitr  S.  Africj,  9  Mar.  1900. 


The  York  and  Lancaster 
Eegiment. 

3RD  Battalion.  i 

{Formerly  the   ^rd    Writ    York    LiyU 
Infantry.) 

Embodied  13  Dec.  99;  disembodied 

4  Dec.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Pitntefnict 

HoNOBABT  U0L0r.'BL. 
Mtiior     General     J'ridrrick 
Jfardyi  |  R]  retired  list   4  .\!>r.  88  , 

Ll.COLOMEL. 

John  Gerald  Wilson,  CB.{t.), 
Hon.  Colonel 20  Jan.  3j 

Majobs. 
John  EdmundGroom,  Hon. 

Lt.Colonel 4  June  92  I 

Fras. Davison Bland,>>.s.  (t)  5  May  97 

Captaiks. 
Hegiiia'd  B.   Leuroyd,  (H), 

^f],  Huillh  Africa 6  May  91 

Ernest  Fred. Lowthorpe,p.».i6  Sept.a3  . 
Herbert  Morris  Bower,  p.s. 
(H),  f]    14  Apr.  94 

Hliqh    OiciH    Sxalirlon,  p.». 

(if),  f'l  Suiitl,  .1/Wra 27  .Tan.  97 

Frederick  Adrian  Cathcart, 

p.i.  n]  (-H) :..... ...27  Jan.  97 

Jaiuet  Kr,ietl  Ft/rtter,  p.t., 

(H)  ll^  South  Africa 12  Jan.  gS 

Fras.  M.  D.  Vickcrman,  p.g. 

(S),  el  Hoiitli  Africa 4  Nov.  09 

Donald  F.  D.  Maclean,  [/] 

Hon.  Major  8  Dec.  99 

iilEUTENANTS. 

Soberl  D'Arcy   C.   Hurley, 

South  Africa 4  July  99 

Henry  Hiuoks 30  Oct.  00 

Fred.  Geo.  Aug.  Henrterson^o  Oct.  00 
Cecil  De  Grev  Murray  . .  30  Oct.  <-'--> 
Clerviiux  Arthur  Chaytorjo  Oct.  00 
Ronald  Bnrns  Shepherd  ...30  Oct.  00 

Robert  Ellis  Key 30  Oct.  00 

.lohn  V.  Meetkerke  Bisooe3o  Oct.  00 
Kenneth  Russell  Davies    -soQct.  00 

Secoitd  Libtjtenants. 

Robeit  Gwynne  Furley- 30  Apr.  00 

David  Thomson  Welsh 17  May  00 

Lionel  Wiltnn  Wolrise  17  May  00 

Richard  Henry  Stott 24  May  00 

Bertram  Edward  Hughes... 28  Jnneoo 
Geo.G.  D'Arcy  Macpherson  5  Nov.  00 
Ad.i.  i  Capt.—E.  J.  Wood- 
ley,     Capt.    York  4"  Lan- 
caster Segl 29  July  99 

qr.   J/iijcfff.— Robert  Fitz- 

Patrick,  Hon.  Captain   ...  i  Apr.  S3 
Med.  Off-.— 


Militiit   Iiifaiifr;/. 
The  Durham  Light  Infantry. 

3RD  Battaliox. 

{Formerly  the  let  Durham  Faniliern.) 

(Eir.bcdied  s  Dec.  99.) 

Head  Quarters.  Barna'd  Castle. 

Embodied,  South  Africa. 

HOXOBABT   COLONE'... 
Charles  Frerille  Snrlict,  late 

Capt.  ^Hiurars 15  Mar.  73 

Lt.Colonel. 
Richard  B.Wilson,  [<] ,  Hon. 

Colonel 3  J»ly  93 

Majohs. 
E.  S.V.  Grimshawe, )'.».( Jfl  3  •'"'■l.T  93 
Gerald  Thomas  Noel 4  Jan.  od 

Captains. 
Henry  Powys  Greenwood, 

{M)  p.g.  lion.  Major. 29  Ont.  ir 

Thomas  George  Sowerby...  2  Mai.  89 
Harry  JoLn  Sowerby,  {H)  3  Nov.  90 

Louis  EdOTird  Walker  4  Nov.  93 

William  Hilton  Briffgs,(7/)  4  Nov.  93 
Edw.Cbiytor  Sowerby, (if)  29  June  9^ 

William  Keni))  Trotter,  ret. 

pay  V'e'l  Hiding  Bigl.  ...16  Feb.  98 

RortolphFeilden .  4  May  98 

Henry  Frederic  Lo.v 4  May  98 

LlBUTENAHT. 

John  Storey  Barwick  ..  3  May  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Fias.HubertAiveySowerby  3  Sept. 98 

.John  Twisrlen  Peareth 9  -Vug.  99 

George  Robert  Wilkinson     4  No*.  99 

Henry  Jefferys  Taylor 25  Nov.  99 

Richard  Howard-Vyse 2  Dec.  99 

Henry  Richardson 21  Dec.  99 

Christopher  Leather  23  Dec.  99 

.John  Coud^  Williams   29  Dec.  99 

.  Elward  Spencer  I'iirliiig       7  May  00 

,  Chris.  Orlebar  Rowlaudaon 

{Depot) 17  June  CO 

Francis  Hamley  Fawkes...29  Oct.  00 
Adil.4-Capt.—i\  H.  S.  Sit- 
well,  Captain  i  Battalion  14  Sept.  96 
Qr.  Matter.— W.  Y.  Splaine, 
Hon.  Lieut. lo  Mar.  00 

I  Med.  Off.— 

I  Kmharkcd  for  S.  .l.f'rica,  11  Jan.  1900. 


4TH  Battalion. 
2<r>rmerli/  the   2nd  or   Xorth  Durham  : 
Militia.)  j 

(Embodied  23  Jan.  00 ;   disembodied 
4  Dec.  00.)  ; 

Head  Quarters,  Newcastle. 
HoNOBART  Colonel. 
Most  Hon.  C.  S.  Marquia  of 
Londonderry,    KG.     Aide 
de    Camp    to    the    t^ueen; 
Postmaater  General 7  June  99  I 

Lt.Colonel. 
Mark  H.  Lambert,  ji.».  {H), 
I      \t^-Hon.  Colonel    24 

I  Majobs. 

Herbert  M.  Greenwell  29 

Chas.  Waring  Darwin,  Lt. 
Colonel  ret.  pay  Durham 
Light  Infantry ,..15 

Captains. 

Rd.Hcnry  W.Cardiff, ;).».  19 
John    Reginald   Shair,    {H) 

South  Africa  16 

WilUam  Ernest  Rogerson, 

{H)  Iu»t.  of  Musketry 5 

Thomas  Hodgson,  j>.jt  5 

,  Hercey    Greathed,    ret.   pay 

Z  Hubsars,  South  A.frica...  2 
Walter  Andrew  Eraser,'  late 

Indian  Sin  f  Corps  31 

Thomas  PercvMossman,p.«.  16 
Clifford  C,)riiScott,^p.s.{ll), 

South  Africa  t 

John  Russell  Haiison,;*.».{t) 


Nov 

07 

Apr. 

99 

Feb. 

00 

Nov 

Q2 

Jan. 

95 

Jan. 
Jan. 

98 

Nov 

08 

Jan. 
Mar 

00 
00 

Mar 
Aug 

00 
00 

Lieutenants. 
Sam.  Me'fifer   Rowland^ou,^ 

Ho  nth  Africa 20  Dec.  90 

Clijirles  H'itfou\V'ilkmsnu...2o  July  00 
Jlfirald    Dn live rf, *  S.  A frica:zo  3u\y  00 

Percy  Dixou   20  July  00 

Hugii  Wesley  Glenn   30  July  00 

Chiirles  Richard  Shirreff  ...20  July  00 
Pcrcival      C.     da     Sautoy 

Leather    -^c  Jolj  00 

William  Basil  Greenflrell  .,.20  July  00 
George  White    75  Aug.  00 

SBCOND    LIEUTEXA.NT8. 

Edwiird  0.  Fryer  Smith  ,2^  May  00 
William  Wynne  Apperley  ...  i  June  00 
Reginald  George  Lascelles  3  June  00 
Arthur  Bertram  Clayton  12  June  00 

Cameron  Lamb -  i  Aug.  00 

Jclin  Gilbert  Gillespie  .24  Aug. 00 

Hubert  Maclean  Greenhill  5  Dec.  o-j 

il-lif.  4-  Capt.~3.  E.  Bush, 

Mitj'}!-  I  Batfalioii      19  Feb.  03 

QcJ/ujifcr.— Joseph  Magee 

Byrne,  Hon.  Captain  24  JuneS? 


The  Highland  Light  Infantry. 

3BD   Battalios. 
{Formerly  the  ittSoyal La uarkMililia.) 

(Embodied  6  Dec.  99;  disembodied  20 
Oct.  00.) 
Head  Quarters,  Hamilton. 
HoNOBARV  Colonel. 
General  U.R  U.    the   Duke 
ofCounaught  and  Sti-atl-.- 
earn.  KG.KT.KF.  GCB. 
GCSI.     GCMG.     OCIE. 
tfcro.  Rifle  Brigade,4c..i2  Feb.  yo 

Lt.  Colonel. 

Wm.  Fred.  Story,  ZTfn.  Co;.24  0ct.  3S 

Majobs. 

1  Edwin  Awdry  Everett.  )>.«.iS  Kov.  96 

John     Hamilton     E.    Allen, 

laleLt.  Royal  Nany 26  Oct.  98 

Thomas  Smiith  O'Dell 4  J^ly  oc 

Captains. 
G.   E.  Blako-Aughton,  p.s. 
,       {H)     Inst,    of   Musketry, 

Hon.  Maior 9  May  R. 

CharlesJ.G.Mounsey  Granti6  Jan.  y-- 
A.  O.  Lyttellon  Kindersley, 

p.s.  {H),  Special  Sercicc, 

South  Africa 17  Sept.92 

Lauucelot    C.  E.   Wyndham, 

(if).  South  Africa 14  Nov.  94 

John  ?jdw.  Elin.  Hon.Ma.jorio  Jau.  S3 
Jas.  Finlay  Anderson,  South 

Africa 29  May  99 

Charles     A.  Murray    Lyon- 

Campbell  {H),Lagos  Haiwa 

Force   11  Oct.   99 

Walter  NeiLson,  late  2  Bat- 
talion     loNov.  99 

lohn  David  Outram  [/]    ...  4  May  00 
.John    L.    Hughes    Bennett, 

Remount  Department  16  May  00 

Joseph  George  Casson,  p.s.  9  July  o.^ 
Harry    R.    B.     Robertson- 

Cuninghame,  (H)p.s.    ...15  Aug.  o  . 

Lieutenants. 
Hugh  Douglas  Biackctt  ...29  May  91 
Girald      Hugh      Spalding 

Beveridge  (if)  6  Dec.  99 

Alan  Gi'aham  Thomson 9  May  00 

Randolph  E.WemyssBaird  9  July  00 
Hugh  GrilEth  Coke  Fowler3t  July  «,. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Montague  J.  C.  S.Johnstonei3  Sept  00 

Adit.    4-  Capt.—B..  W.   H. 

Ronaldsou,  Capt.  i  Bn...  S  Oct.  98 
Qi-.iVr.— William    Bissett, 

ifo«.  Captain i  ipr.  82 

M'd.  Off.— 


4rH  Battalion. 

{Fon.irrli/  the  z»t  Royal  Lanark 
Militia,) 

Head  Quarters,  Hamilton. 

(Embodied  2   May  00;  disembodied 
15  Oct.  00.) 

Honorary  Colonel. 
General  H.B.II.  thf  Bukeof 
Connaug-ht  and  Strath- 
earn,  KG.  ET.EP.  GCB. 
OCSI.  GCMG.  GCIE. 
GCrO.  Rifle  Brigade,  &C.12  Feb.  96 

Lt. Colonel  CoMiiANDAiTT. 
Thomas  S.  G.H.Roberf-son- 
Aikman,  Hou.  Colonel    .,.19  June  00 

Majors. 
Gilbert  Alex.  Pasan.^  ret. 

pay  NortknmbeHandFu»i- 

liers,JTott.  Lt. Colonel 7  Feb.  00 

Duncan  F.  Robertson-Aik- 

man  (JS),  late  Lt.  13  l£us.i^  Sept. 00 

Captains. 

Robert  Greif?  (1)  Jute  Major 
3  Brig.  Si-ofttiih  Division; 
Son.  Major    13  Oct.    S7 

Hug-hH, Robertson- Aikman 

(ff),  ret.  pay  i  Dratjoons...:ij  Feb.  95 

AiibreyC.BertramInErle(if)26  Aug.  96 
Arch.  Wilson  J'oties(l£),p.f. 
South  Africa 3  Apr.  79 

Andrew  Gill  on,  Lt.  Im- 
perial YeoDianr:/  29  May  99 

-ilex.  Richard  Chancellor, 
p.s.  {H\  nerving  with  Bar- 
bados Police    29  May  99 

Claude  Laurie  Marlc^^  Im- 
perial Yeomanry   29  May  99 

James  Reid  Pejiloe,  p.s. 
Major  retired  late  Edin- 
burgh Art.  Militia,  Hon. 
Major    ..  ,  14  Mitr.  00 

Hamilton  .los.  Bunbury  ...  4  Apr.  00 

William  Black  Rankin i  May  00 

Henry  Jessop  Stone,  ]>.».  ...11  Aug.  00 

■Tames  Mun-ay-Gourlay 17  Sept.oo 

LiKUTKNANTS. 

Hon.  Leopold  E.  S.  George 
Canning 29  May  99 

lion.  Philip  J.  L.  Hore- 
Ruthven   3Aug.oo 

Frederick  Carpenter  An- 
derson    3  Aug.  00 

Hugh  Mackny  Cogbill  3  Aug.  00 

Arthxir  Derrick  Gilmour  ...  3  Aug.  00 

Charles  H.  Tempest  White- 
head   3  Aug.  00 

William  Fiu"guson  Hay 3  Aug.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Reginald  F.  N.  MacDonald28  Mai*.  00 

Herbert  H.  MacDonald 
Stevenson iS  Apr.  00 

Moubray  Rolland    20  July  00 

Henry  Erskine  Scott 6  Sept.oo 

Adjt.  4-  Capt.—T.  MaoG. 
T-wyTi&m,Capt.i Battalion  t  Jan.  00 

Q/-.afr.— DavidEaiTie.-HbH. 
Lieut, :•  Jan.  oo 

Medical  Of.— 


Seaforth  Higlilanders 

(Ross-shire  Buffs,  The  Duke  of 

Albany's). 

3KD  Battalion. 

[Formerly  the  Righland  Rifle  Militia.) 

(Embodied  13  Dec.  99.1 

Head  Quarters,  Dingvpall. 

Embodied,  Egypt. 

HoNOEAET  Colonel. 
Alexander  C.  Macleay,  CB. 
p.s 13  Sept. 99 


Militia  Iiifantrij. 

Lt. Colonel. 
Sir    Hector    Mum*o,  BaJ•^2S  Aug,  99 

Majors. 
James  H.   Henderson,  ;>.s. 17  Dec.  92 
Edw.  Wm.  Home 6  Sept.  99 

Captain  6. 

John  Baillie  Rose,  p.n 21  Nov.  91 

Hugh  Davidson/'  {H),  hit? 

Capt.  2  Bn.  Hon,  Major. ..■z^  Mar.  94 
Hercules  Langford  Brown, 

P'S. 17  Mar.  92 

Ranald  J.  M.  Livingston- 

Macdonald. /)..v 4  Apr.  94 

Hugh  Middleton  Inofle,  j['..v. 

(3.)  Inst,  of  Musketry  ...  4  Mar.  96 
Hy.  Aug.  Nugent  Rose.  p. a.  4  Mar.  go 
George    Mackenzie    Gunn 

Mum'O,  v-f.^ref .pay Royal 

Scots,  Hon.  Ma/or 14  Mar.  96 

John    MacL.   Macandrew, 

p.s.  {H)  Hon.  Major 30  June  90 

Andrew     Carmichael    Ar- 

buthnot 27  Nov.  gq 

Roderick  C.   Gooden-Chis- 

holm,  p.a.  (H)  (c)  {Depof)i4.  July  00 

Lieutenants. 

Chilton  Smith,  p.s 6  Sept.  99 

William  Far([uharson  Mac- 
kenzie  18  Jan.  00 

Second  LiEUTEyANis. 
Francis  Octavus  Greenfell  i  Sept.  99 
Kenneth  D.  Mackenzie  Mac- 

lachlan    4  Nov.  99 

William  P.  Johnston  Reid22  Dec.  99 
Chas.  J.Maitland-Makgill- 

Crichton 21' J.in.  03 

George  Wynne  Tweeaie  ...  2  Apr.  00 
Duncan  Grant  Warraud  ..  4  Apr.  00 
Herbt.  Edwardes  Farquharzo  Apr.  00 

Charles  Basil  Steuart  y  June  00 

Chas.  Thos.  Butler  Bentleyio  July  00 
GerardP.DouglasAustin,y7.io  Aug.  00 

George  Andrew  Clark  15  Aug.  00 

Hugo  Henry  Houstoun  ..,»8  Nov.  00 
Ad/'f.  4r  Capt. — D.  Campbell, 

Captain  2  Battalion ic  ilay  98 

Qr.  J/atfer.— Martin  Glynn,^ 

Hon,  Lieut 23  Nov.  92 

Med.  Off-.— 

Embarked  jor  Egypt,  10  Feb.  igoo. 

The  Gordon  Highlanders. 

3RD  Battalion. 
{Formerly     the     Royal     Aberdeenshire 
Midhlanders.) 
(EmbotUed  6  Dec.  99.) 
Head  Quarters,  Aberdeen. 
Embodied,  Aldershot. 
HoNORAET  Colonel.  | 

Field  Marshal  M.R.H.  the 
Prince  of  Wales,  KG.  KT. 
KP.  OMB.GCSl.GCMG. 
GCIE.  GCVO 20  Nov.  72 

Lt. Colonels. 
John  Alexander  Man  Stuart,^ 

Kniijht  of  Grace  of  St.  John 

of   'Jerusalem    (R),     (S), 

Hon.  Colonel ;  West  Africa  1  Feb.  So 
Rf.Hon.   A.  H.  T.  Earl   of 

Kmtore,GCMG.I£on.Col.i-^  Oct.   91 

Ma  JOES. 
W.J.B.Stewart-Menzies,j).».i3  Apr. 92 
Chas.  Rosdeic  Burn,~  ret. pay 

I  Dragoons,  Comdg.  a  Bn. 

Imperial    Yeomanry,  with 

rank  of  Lt.  Colonel 2  Aug.  99 

Captais^s. 
C'eril  IF.  Kennard,  Rhodesian 

Field  Force 14  Mar.  91 

Alex.  Hy.  Leith  {R),lateLt. 

Welsh  Regt,,  Instructor  of 

Musketry 3  Feb.  94 

Jas.  Ochoncar  Forbes,  p.g. 

(H)    7  Nov.  94 

Harry    Gordon     Fellowes- 

Gordon,  late  Lieut.  West 

Riding  Regt 21  Aug.  95 


883 

John  Christie  Aitken,  late 
Capt.  Gordon  Highlanders, 

Son.  Major    6  Jan.  97 

Arthui- Abercromby  Duff...  8  Feb.  97 
Fred.  Bradshaw  M'Connel, 

ret.pay  Gordon  Highlanders  6  July  98 
Charlrs  Thos.  Gordon,  yj.s. 16  May  00 
Egbert  Napisr,*p.s.  {t), South 

j      Africa 5  Oct.   00 

John  Ediagtou  Park,  Hon. 
I      Major  ; 5  Oct.  00 

LlEniENANTS. 

Alured  Jamieson  Waller  ...27  Aug.  00 
John  Alexander  Stirling  ...27  Aug.  00 

Heury  Pellmni  Burn 27  Aug.  00 

Osmond    T.    D.    Osmond- 
Williams 27  Aug.  00 

'  Second  Lieutenants. 

j  Evelyn  G.  Harcourt  Powell  2  May  qo 

!  Patrick  Robertson  Durham  2  May  00 

:  Granville  C.  Douglas  Gor- 

[      don   2  May  00 

Edward  Gilbert  Hay 5  May  00 

I  Hon.  Arth.  Owen  Crichtonio  Juneoo 

Robert  OgilvieAbercromby3i  Aug.  oo 

Adjt.  4-  Ca;)^— R.S.  Hunter- 
I      Blair,  Major  1  Battalion     1  May  95 
I  Qr.Mr.—V€  Wm.  Robert- 
son,'* ^o«.  Lieut..... 12  May  00 

Med.  Off.— 


The  Queen*s  Own  Cameron 
Highlanders. 

3RD  Battalion. 

{Formerly  the  Highland  Light  Infantry 

Militia.) 

( Embodied  6  Dec.  gg ;  disembodied 

4  Dec.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Inverness. 

Lt,  Colonel. 

Alfred     D.     Macintosh    of 

M.a.(iinto&\i,  p.s., late  Lt.  71 

Foot,  Hon.  Colonel 24  Nov.  97 

Majoes. 

Norman    MacLeod, 1   Ron. 

Li.  Colonel 25  May  98 

Wm.  R.  Dalziel  Mackenzie, 

y^-s ...20  Oct.   00 

Captains. 

Arch  ibaldW .  M'Doiiald,  p.s. 
attached  to  Royal  High- 
landers  12  June  96 

Reginald  Aug.  Wymer,?a^e 
Ensign  91  Foot,  p.s.iH)^^^} 
Instructor  of  Musketry    ...12  June  96 

David  Price  Haig,p.» 16  Mar.  98 

Montagu  J.Grant-Peterkin, 
P-^-    II  Aug.98 

Eaw.BaskervilleMackenzie  2  Nov.  qS 

Chas.  Howard  Crosbie,  _p.». 
iH)   2N0V.98 

WiUiam  Mosse  Macdonald, 
P-^ 7  Junegg 

James  Brander  -  Dunbar, 
serving  in  the  British  Cen- 
tral Africa  Protectorate. ..21  Mar.  00 

William  Price  Haig,  p.s.  ...23  May  00 

David  Evan  Mackintosh.. .23  May  00 

Lieutenants. 
Cecil  Rugh  Antrobus,  South 

Africa  21  Mar.  00 

KennethLachlanMacDonald, 

Imperial  Yeomanry 21  Mar.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Colin  Fred.  Fitzroy  Camp- 
beU  nOct.   99 

Dealtry  Charles  Part 6  Dec.  99 

Horace  Leonard  Kemble  ...  i  Mar.  00 

Lesley  R.  C.  Douglas- 
Hamilton   12  Juneoo 

Nicholas  Jas.  M.  Archdall22  Juneoo 

Adjt.  <^  Capt. — F.  L.  Scott- 
Kerr,  Capt.  1  Battalion  ...18  Jan.  97 

Qr.  Master.— 3 Qhn.^m&\\Q,^ 
Ron.  Captain     13  Apr.  87 

Med.  Off.— Surg.  Lt. Colonel 
Duncan  M'Fadyen 2  May  93 

4^2 


884 

The  Royal  Irish  Rifles, 

3nD  Battalion. 

( Formerly  the Ttoyal  North  Dotcn  Rifleg.) 

(Embodied   12  May  o<:>;  disembodied 

19  Oct.  c«o.) 

Head  Quarters,  Newtown  Ards. 

HONOKAIIT  COLONBL. 

M'irquit:  of  Diifferin  <t'  Ani, 
KP.  GCB.  GCSL  QCMO.iB  Jan.  65 

Lt. Colonel. 
Robert  G.  Sharman-Craw- 
ford,  (H),  late  Captain  16 
Lancerf,  Hon.  Cotovrl...    .  3  Dec.  98 

Ma  JOBS. 

Francis  Findlny S  June 96 


Captains. 
Robert  Curzon  fievtion.Iate 

Lieut.  5  Dratjooii  Gdn.Hov. 

Major   l3 

Edwin  C.  Oppenheim  (i/)...24 
James  Frederick  Hvmhij  {H),-22 
Daniel  Dixon, |».«.  Imtrnrtor 

of  Mu»ketry    

James  Rankin  MitcheU,  lafe 

2nd   Lt.    Irii'h    Ri/fcH,    Lt. 

Imperial  Yeomavrif 18 

Harry  Bell  Syer 3c 

Harry  Charles  Harvei/,  ret. 

pay  Irish  Rifteg 24 

E.  J.  P.  F.  Macartnoy-Fii- 

Sjate,  ji.f. 12 

BiiTtholoraewJ.Teelinfr.p.s.zS 
Wm.  R.  M'DonDell  Parr  ..  4 
James  Peters  Sowing 13 


May  92 
June  93 
June  95 

8  June  96 


Aug.  97 
Dec.  99 

Jan.  00 

Apr.  00 
May  00 
Aui^.  00 
Oct.   00 


Lieutenants. 

Herbert  William  Recve,^  j>.s. 

South  Africa  6  De«.  99 

Sydney  O.  Rowav -Hamilton,* 

late    We»t    India    Regt.  ; 

South  Africa 30  Dec.  99 

JaineH    Craig,  jun.  Imperial 

Yeomanry    17  Jan.  00 

Clias.  Mannevillt)  Oayford  78  Mar.  00 
George  L.  Blachley  BortoD2i  June  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Granville  Craig 14  Mar.  00 

John  Blakistou-Hou8ton...23  May  00 
Stanley  E.  H^ercules  GilesiS  Sept.oo 

Adjt.  tf-  Capt.—K.  L.  Law, 

Capt.N.  Staff".  Regt.    2  Jan.  99 

Qr.  3f(M^er.— AbrahamPeck- 

nold,  Hon.  Lieut 13  Jane94 

Ued.  Of.— 


4TH  Battalion. 

Formerly  the  Queen's  Royal  Rifles.) 

(Embodied  8  May  00;    disembodied 
1  Nov.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Belfast. 

HoHOEABT  Colonel. 

Sir  Frag.  Edm.  Mavnarfhten, 

Bart.^  late  8  Hussars  i  Feb.  90 

Lt. Colonel. 

p.st.c.  Hy.  Duppa  Alfred 
Cutbin,^  Hon.  Colonel  ret. 
pay  J  Battalion  9  Oct.    95 

Majors. 
John  Alex.  Montgomery  ...13  Mar.  95 
Hercules    Arthur     Pakeu- 

ham,  late  Capt.  Grenadier 

Guards 22  Nov.  90 


Militia  Infantry, 
Captains. 

Wilfred       Sfanlri/       Sharp, 

CMG.    (H),     lute     Lt.     6 

Vragoonif.  Dii'frirt  Commr. 

Sierra  Leone  Profectornteij  June 93 
Francis  Janiex  Montgomery, 

Lt.  Imperial  Yeomanry  ,31  Oct.  94 
Walter  E.  Carsou  M'Cam- 

mond,  p.e 18  Auff.  97 

Algernon  Tudor  Craig,  ]}.r. 

(I()  Instructor  of  Market  ri,  77  Aug.  98 
Ernest  Rokeby  Robinson,  (li) 

Adj.  Imperial  Yeomanry  ..28  Scpt.98 
Auq'.Jiistlif  Eyre  Des  Barren, 

p. 8.  South  Africa  ...28  Sept.  98 

WenUvortli  Ale.v.  King- 
Hit  rman,     (H)    ret,    pay 

Irish  Rijlcg 2  Apr.  98 

Hugh   I'\    Montgomery,    Lt. 

Imperial  Yeomanrg  ...  2  Aug.  99 

Lieutenants. 
Chat.  BrownlowStrutt,  [H), 

terciutf  with  British  South 

Africa  Police .10  July  95 

Edward         B.         Dawson 

('hichefter i  May  00 

Edwin M.(:;illilandM'Ferraui5  Oct.  00 
pHtiick  SHiiipson  Murray  .15  Oct.  cj 
Williaiu  Devonish  Deverelhs  Oct.  00 

Ensiiicc  John  Fraser 15  Oct.   00 

Frank  Mooro  Watney    15  Oct.  00 

William  Western  Sbaw 12  Dec.  00 

George  Townsbend  \VhitIai2  Dec.  00 

Second  Libutknant. 
AndrewFinucanePersse...i2  Dec.  00 
Adjt.   Jc   Capt. —  K.   Beres- 

tord,C«i'f.  I  Battalion  ...  1  Feb.  97 

Qr.  Mr. — John  Foley, ifon. 
Lieut 17  Aug.  92 

Med.Off.- 

5TH  Battalion. 

{Formerly  the  Royal  South  Down  Light 
Infantry. ) 

(Embodied  10  May  cx>.) 

Head  Quarters,  Downpatrick. 

Embodied,  EnniskiUen. 

HoNOKAHY  Colonel. 

Rt.  Hon.  William  Brotmiloto 

Forde,lateof67F.,JP.DL.  7  Sept.81 

Lt.  Colonel. 

Robert  Hugh  Wallace,  p.s. 
(H)  Hon.  Colonel  22  Jan.  y8 

Majobs. 

William  George  Forde  2  Sept. 98 

Arthur  R.  Cole-Harailton,^ 

{MX   late  Scots  FitsilicrM, 

Hon.  Lt.Coloncl    27  May  99 

Captains. 

Nicholas  A.  Delacherois- 
Cronimelin 21  Jan.  93 

James  Maidment  MornBoni2  June 93 

Thomas    V.  P.   M*Cammon,' 

South  Africa  2C  Nov.  95 

Charles   Henry  Edye,  {H)  3  Mar.  97 

Gerald  E.  H.Barrett-Hamil- 
ton, p.8.  {H)  Instructor  of 
Mnxketry 3  Mar.  97 

Arthur  Hill    25  Aug.  97 

Frank  Dixon 21  Apr.  00 

William  Arthur  Hai'dy 21  Apr.  00 

Lieutenants. 

John  Livingstone  Douie  ...24  Mar.  97 
Edic.  Jas.  Kennedy  Cordner, 

serving  in  the  Niger  Coast 

Protectorate    21  Sept.gS 

James  Thompson  Seeds  {H)io  May  00 
Claud  Geo.  Cole-Hamiltou  18  Oct.  00 
Wm.  Moore  Cole-Hamiltoui8  Oct.  00 
George  Alley n  ChattercrOniS  Oct.  00 
BoucherUharlewood  Jarae.si8  Oct.  00 

Second  Liedtbnants. 
John  Chas.  Metge  Mulock   .13  Jan.  00 
Charles  Bertie  Keene    17  May  00 


Thomas  Roltert  Boaumont23  June  00 

Folliott  Arthur  Stokes 4  Nov.  00 

John  Henry  Loftus  Reade  i  Dec.  00 
Ad/t.    4-    Capt.—T.    Carson, 

Captain   i  Battalion      22  Feb.  00 

Qr.  J/z-.^Alex.  Henderson, 

Hon.  Lieut 15  Apr.  06 

Med.    Off".  — Sa  rgeo  n     Major 

Edwin  F.  Nelson,  MD....  i  Aug.  70 


6rH  Battalion. 

{Formerly  the  Louth  RifleK.) 

(Embodied   6   Dec.   99;    di>^cnibodied 
17  Oct  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Dundalk. 
HoNOHAHY  Colonel. 

T.  K.  Lord  Rnthdonnell 4  Jau.  96 

I.T. Colonel. 
Harry    William  Jamieson, 
Hon.  Colonel 30  Oct.   95 

Majob. 
John  Cecil  Thornhill,  Hon. 
Major 22  Oct.   00 

Captains. 

Sidney  Partis  Borman 20  Aug.  92 

Lionel     Fred.     Wm.     Holt, 

tercinq  in  the  Niger  Coast 

Protectorate  ,..28  Aug.  95 

James   Rosborough,  p.s.  {H), 

Central  Africa  Regiment.  8  June 96 
Wm.  F.   Co'tborne    Garstin,^ 

p.g.  {H),  South  Africa ic  May  99 

Charles  William  Sodenp.s.  28  Feb.  00 
Alfred  Bellingham  Cairne8  23  May  00 

Lieutenants. 

Roger  Cecil  Slacke,  Inst,  of 

Musketry 14  i^eb.  00 

Francis  Robmson 23  May  00 

Herbert  J.  Usher  Wilkins... 14  July  oj 
Charles  Lionel  Master 8  Oct.   00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Harold       Sandvcith,       West 

African  Frontier  Force  ...  3  May  <■ 

John  Fi-ancis  Martyr 17  May  '> 

Ham/    3F Mullen    Pearson, 

lV.'AfricanFrontierForce2S  May  00 

Adjt.  4-  Capf.—n.  M.  Cliff, 

Captain  1  Battalion 21  Jan.  97 

Qr.  af(W^er.  —  Thos.  Pike," 
Hon.  Captain 7  Apr.  Sn 


Princess     Victoria's      (Royal 
Irish  Fusiliers). 

3BD  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  Armagh  Light  Infantry.) 

(Embodied  m  May  00;  disembodied 

4  Dec .  00. ) 

Head  Quarters,  Armagh. 

HoNOttABT  Colonel. 

Arcbibald  Brabazon  S.  Earl 

of  Gosford,  KP. 4  Mar.  99 

Lt. Colonel, 
James     Robert    Jameson, 
p. s.  Hon.  Colonel 2oJan.97 

Majors. 
William  C.  FitzGerald  {H)tZ  Aug.  97 
John    Tyrwhitt  -  Walker,^ 

Major  ret,  pay  late  Dorset 

Regiment,  Hon.  Lt.Coloneh^  May  00 

Captains. 
ArthurB.R.  Kaye,^  Inspector 

of  Police,  Barbadocs,  Hon. 

Major  29  Oct.    07 

Francis  Henry  Murray 3  Oct.   SS 

Cecil  Cromwell  Collier 24  Oct.  91 


Clifford  Cullcn,  {H)rei,  }>mt 

Derhyghire  Regt.^  Inst,  of 

Jifiixkefri/,  Hoii.  Major  ...  2  Nov.  92 
Elite.  Colbitrii  May)ie,p.s.{H)io'Ma.y  53 
Robert  Arthur  LidwiU,^.s.  8  June  go 
James  ErtwardsHarden,^.*. 

[Depot)    1^  Jan.  97 

(leo.   \Vm.  Greer,  p.s,  late 

Lt.  Royal  Artillery :^  Jan.  9S 

Wni.  Henry  Alex.  Theed  ...30  May  00 
VVOfred  C.  Stanley  Wilson  22  Oct.  00 

Lieutenants. 

Thomas    Dohmn    Pottinper, 

Weit  African  Regiment ...  6  Oct.    00 

Thomaa  M'Cutcheon 6  Oct.  00 

Arthur  Marlay  Fleury,  Gold 

Coast  Constabulary  6  Oct.    00 

Francis  John  Oroly    6  Oct.  00 

Fi-anc  Sadleir  Brereton 23  Oct.  00 

Fi-ancis Richard  ShackIetou23  Oct.  00 
George  William  Seymour. .23  Oct.  00 

James  Millerd    23  Oct.  00 

Lionel  Hy.  Trafford  MMrtin23  Oct.  00 
John  Percy  Whelan 2^  Nov.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Ernest  H.MayhewO'Farrell  18  Jalyoo 
Herbert  Charles  Crozier...  17  Aug.  00 

Paul  Lupus  Leard 12  Dec.  00 

.Idjutant    4"     Capt.  —  Thos. 

C.  Benson,  Capt.  i  Bn.  ...24  Aug,  96 

Qr.Magter. — George  Henry 
Osborne,'-*  Hon.  Lieut.  ...  2  Nov.  05 

M?d.  Of.- 


Militia  Infantry. 

Lt. Colonel, 

John  Leslie,^  late  Lt.  Orena' 
dier  Guard*,  lion.  ColoneliZ  Apr.  91 

Major. 

Wm.  H.  Bvoughton,  L'],  (-H") 
Hon.  Lt. Colonel... 21  May  94 

Captains. 

Cecil    Hamilton     Browne- 

Lecky,  ifox.  J/o/or 3  Oct.  85 

Charles  Wm.  Hall.  p.K  (if), 

Hon.  Major 21  Jan.  SS 

J.  C.  Waterhouse  Madden, 

p.K.[f]  iH) 24  Oct.   91 

Jn.Jas.  DavulgeCleminson, 

p. 8 20  May  96 

Victor  Robt.  Bcatty  West, 

p.8 16  May  98 


LlEUISNANTS. 


00:) 

Second  Lieuxekants. 

Arthur  Charles  Gore 20  Mar.  00 

Thomas  Geoffrey  Ruttledgeao  Ar)r.  00 

Thomas  Tighe 23  May  00 

Albert  Walter  Freehill 2  July  00 

Reginald  E.  Hy.  Knox, 8  Oct.   00 

Adft.  Jr  Capt.  —  J.   S,    M. 

Lenox-Conyngham,  Maj. 

I  Battalion 1  Mar.  97 

Paymaster. — 

Qr.    Master.  —  T.    O'Shea, 

Hon.  Lieut. 14  Mar.  00 

Medical  Qf.~ 


:  Sept.94 


99 


.  36 


4TH  Battalion. 

(  Formerly  the  Cavan  Militia.) 

tKuiboilied  5  Dec.    99;    disembodied 

19  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Cavan. 

HoNOBAKY  Colonel. 
Sir  Gerald    Richard   Z>ea»e, 
Kut.CVO.  p.s ig  Dec.  94 

Lt. Colonel. 

Sir  Hohert  A. Kodson, Bart. 

p.tt.  Hon.  Colonel 2  Dec.  93 

Major. 
/Kx.c.  William  Tenison,*  late 

Mancheater  Regt.  Hon.  Lf. 

Colonel 7  Oct. 

Captains. 
William     H.    Malcolmaon, 

Hon.  Major  jS  Aug 

John     Douglas   Hamilton, 

laieLt.  14  Uuuearg    25  Feb.  93 

Wm.  Joseph  Hamilton 2  Jan.  95 

Victor  Fred.  Finlay  Malley, 

p.s.  {H),  Inst,  of  Mua1e....2$  Nov.  93 
Win.    Andrew   Thomas   Cole- 

Hatiiilion,  South  Africa. ..12  Dec.    00 

Lieutenants. 

I'ecil  George  Leslie 11  Jau.  99 

Chas.G.  DingwallHufrginsi2  Dec.  00 
Harry  O.  Hirich  femithers  12  Dec.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Robert  George  Thomson  ...  5  Dec.  99 
Percy  Kdw.  Hughes  Puteyio  Mar.  00 
Alan  Goldingham   8  Sept. 00 

A  fjf.  4-  Capf.—R.  A.  Gray, 

Captain  i  Battalion      i  Feb.  99 

Qr.     Master.  —   John      H. 
Hiland,  Hon.  Lieut 30  Dec.  99 

Med.  Off.— 


Edward  J.  Richardson,;;  s. 
Herbert     Grecnough    Woolf, 

p.x.  (H),  South  Africa 30  Jan.  95 

Loigh  Sadleir  Stoney    15  i^'eb.  99 

Henry   Wybrantit  Hamilton, 

(H)  South  Africa 20  Sept.  99 

John    D.   Macinti/re    Flood, 

South  Africa  20  Sept.  99 

ChT-iatopher     St.     George 

French  (H)    30  Juneoo 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Andrew  Ernest  Beattie 30  Jan.  00 

Victor  Peter  Felix  Bryce  ...  3  Apr.  00 
Renj.  Sandford  Johnson  ...  i  Juneoo 
Gay  Standish  Jackson 19  July  00 

Adj.  Jr  Capt.—R.  W.  Leeper. 

Captain  2  Baitalinn  2sMar.95 

r.afr.— Philip  M'Donnell,^ 

Hon.Lt. 23  Juneoo 


.19  Feb.  90 


Med.  Of.— 


Thp-  Connauglit  Rangers. 


::HD  BATTALION, 


{Formerly  the  South  Mayo  Rifles  and 

the  North  Mayo  Militia.) 

(Embodied  5  Mar.  00,) 

Head  Quarters,  Castlebar. 

Embudied,  Graveseud. 


HoNORAKT  Colonel. 
Charles    H.    C.    Kno.v,    late 

Capt.  B  Hussars 29  July  85 

Lt. Colonel. 
Guv    L.    Bence  -  Lambert, 

Hon.  Colonel ioNov.97 

Majok. 
Henry  Bourke  Jordan   6  July  9S 

Captains, 
Herbert  iJ' in.  Anderson,  p.s. 

{H)  S.  Africa,  Hon. Major  4  Sept.  95 

Ernest  Cecil  Cochrane 6  July  98 

John  H.N.Hamilf on  Burke, 

p.s.,  South  Africa 26  July  99 

Frnncis      Osborne      Bowen, 

22  Mar.  00 


5TH  Battalion. 

(  Fonnerly  the  Monaghan  MH'ifia.) 
(Embodied  8  May  00;    disembodied 
20  Oct.  00.) 
Head  Quarters, Monaghan. 
HoNOBASY  Colonel. 
Derrick  W.    W.  Lord  Ross- 
more  29  July  96 


South  Afri 

Lieutenants. 
Henrv  Jas.  Nolan-Ferrall   16  May  00 
Neville      Dermot      Leeper 

(Depot)    3  July  00 

Arthur  Webber,  South  Africa  3  July  00 
Perceval  Westby  Smyly  -  -  3  J"ly  °° 
LlewellynMontairneBrowne  3  July  00 
Charles  Edward  Tayleur  ...  3  July  00 


4TH  Battalion. 

{Formerly  the  Galway  Militia.) 

(Embodied  7   May  00;   disembodied 

17  Oot.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Galway. 

HoNOBABY  Colonel. 

John  Archer  Daly     ll  July  91 

Lt.Colonkl. 
Rich. Lynch  Staunton, Hon. 

Colonel 

Majob. 
John  Robert  Lopdell,  p.s.  13  June  00 

Captains. 
AndersonL.  Kelly, ^u/eCa^^ 

y  Hussar*    z  Apr.  92 

Robert  William  Smvth 19  Sept.94 

John    0.    Rennie    Brewer, 

p.s.  (Jff),  Inst,  of  Muskefry22  July  96 
Willoughby  Chaplin  Newton, 

(3)  p.s.Lf.  Imp.  Yeonianryzo  Apr,  98 
Percival  Hedley  Anderson, 

p.s.  {H) 15  June98 

Fras.A.EmilioDolmagep.*.  2  May  00 
Fredk.ShewardCartwrightJ3  June  00 

Lieutenants. 

I  Luttrell  Bruce  Blake  (If). ..28  Dec.  98 
I  Richard  Gerald  Eyre^  South 

Africa 28  Dec.  98 

Robert    Geoffrey     Browne 
{Depot) 24  Sept.oo 

Alex.  Jas.  Douglas  Thomsonzs  Sepr..oo 

Bryan  Mary  Byrne 25  Sept.oo 

Montagu  I.  Mitchell  Camp- 
bell   7N0V.C0 

Second  Lieutenant. 

Marcellus  Wood  20  Sept.oo 

j_dit.—A.  G.  V.  Chichester, 

Capf.  1  Battalion 13  Mar.  00 

Qr.  Jfaufcr.— Jas. M'Nally,3 

Hon.  Lieut 6  June  94 

Med.  Off  — 

5TH  Battalion. 

{Formerly  the  Roscommon  Militia.) 

(Embodied  6  Dec.  99;  disembodied 
17  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Boyle. 

HoNOBAHY  Colonel. 

Caleb  Robertson i  Jan.  98 

Lt.Colonbl. 
Dayrell  T.  Hammond,'  {H), 
ret  pay  1  Bn.,Hon.Colonel    6  Nov.  99 

Majobs. 

John  F.  C.  Beare     8  Dec.  97 

Hon.  Richard  P.  French   ..15  Nov.  99 

Captains. 

John  Hall-Dalwood,p.».  (H) 

Instructor  of  Ml gketry  ...to  Feb.  99 
Richard  Pierce  O'Reilly  ...22  Nov.  99 
Robt.  Wm.  Geo.  Harrison  6  Dec.  99 
WilliaT.       Thomas      Sydney 

Laude*",  South  Africa 6  Dec.  99 

Hugh  fVray  Bidilulph,  South 

Africa     i  JaU-  co 

Sir     Hy.     Chris.     Grattan 

Bellew,  Bart.  (H)     9  Mar.  00 

John  Humber  M'Nab    18  Mar,  00 

Maurice     FitzM.    Murray, 

South  Africa 18  July  00 


886 


LlEUTEKANTS. 


Walter     Aifred     Hamiltou 

Grimshaw 25  Apr.  00  | 

Garnet  Fraser Murphy 25  Apr.  00  ■ 

Nathaniel  William  Mayne  25  Apr,  00 
Heory  Hastins^s  Brooke  ...18  July  00 
Eil-nund  T.  E.  Di  C.  de  B.  "         , 

Wickham  18  July  00  \ 

Edw.  Douglas S.Robert&onir.  July  00  [ 
Charles  Jos.  O'SuUivan  ..18  July  00  I 
HeleuusP.  Blake  White   ...29  Sept.oo  I 

Second  Libutbkakts. 

ifoH.FergusGeo.  A.Forbes  2  Apr.  00  ■ 

Peter  Hubert  J.  Tighe 22  Apr.  00  \ 

Leonard  Chris.  Milward  ...  3  May  00  ( 
Clias. Talbot  J.G.Walmeslej'  5  June  00  { 
Cecil     H.     B.     at.    George 

Whyte II  Sept.oo  ' 

Adjt.fCapt.— CM, Bowlhy,  I 

Major  I  Battalion  4  May  97  , 

Qr.  3/r.— David McK.  Mac- 
lachlan,  Jlon.C'j.ptain   ...  7  Mar.  88 

Med.  Off.— 


Militia  Infantry. 

4TH  Battalion. 

I  (  Formerf^  the  Renfrew  Militia — Prince  , 
of  Wales'  Royal  Regt.).  , 

(Embodied  5  Dec.  gg.)  ; 

Head  Quarters,  Paisley.  1 

Embodied,  South  Africa. 

HONOHAHT  COLOITBL. 
'.   Ctmiiifjhaiite,  late  Cwpt. 
Mufdars 22  Oct.    90 

Lx.CoLOirEL. 


Princess  Louise's  (Argyll  and{ 
Sutherland  Highlanders).     ! 

3BD  BitTAHON.  1 

{Formerhj  Highland Bordererg  Li.Inf.)\ 

(Embodied  2j  Jan.  00:  diserabodied  i 
4  Dec.  00.)  1 

Head  Quarters,  Stirliuu'.  1 

HOXOBART  COLOXEL. 


Arct.  C,  Drummond  Dick,* 

(/£"!.  Son.  Colonel 2  Feb.   98 

Majob. 

Monta;,'ueD.  Campbell,- (S",) 
SoK.  Lt.  Colonel  2  June  94 

Captains. 

Hon.  T.  H.  A.  E.  Cochrane.-' 

MP.  lute  Lt.  Scotg  Guardg, 

lion.  Major;    Asifi^f.  Pro- 

v»»i  Marshal,  S.  Africa  ...26  Sept.83 

Jas.  Thos.  Scott,* ^a^c  Capt. 

J Bn.DublinFus.H0n.MaJ.2g  Apr.  91 
Alexander  Archibald  Speirs  3  Oct.  91 

William  Mure- 27  Aug.  92 

Boyd  Alex.  Cunin^hame^...  5  May  94 
liOuis  Gairdner  Pearson-  ...20  Mar.  95 
Geo.CampbeUGrahame.-(^2S  Mar. 94 
Wm.  HaU=(H").  />•'*■  Instruc- 
tor of  Munketrif  17  June  96 

Henry  H.  Hoaldsworth-...  16  Mar.  98 
Arch.    Douglas     Camjibell 

(if)  late  Scots  Guards 30  July  98 

L1BUTESANT8.  I 

Walter  Herbert  Robinson,-  5  May  94  ) 
Honakl  Robert  Stewart-   ...21  July  gS  ! 


Captains. 

Rowland  H.TyseenSmyth^^i  May  9; 
Hy.Goddiugton  SUtippai'd,* 

p." 31  May  97 

Loftus  Percival  Arnott,*;).».  6  Dec.  g  . 
Wm.  E.  A.  Barry,-*/).*,  (10. 

{_f},  Hon.  Major  20  Feb.  <•■  ■ 

Thomas  Hamilton  Wcldoii^22  Juneoj 

LiKUTBNANTS. 

Andrew  Acres  Stoney*  4  Nov.  99 

Robert  hiversdale  Smyth,** 

Raihcaif    Staff  Officer,    S. 

Africa  Field  Force    24  Feb.  or, 

Charles  Edw.  Ridley  Smyth"  i  Aug.  o'.- 

Skcond  Lieutenants. 
Cecil  J.  Maxwell  Arnott  ...  9  Jan,  <k. 
Lionel   Francis    Abingdon. 

Cochran* isFeb.  ■-'> 

George  Buchanan  Scott '  .24  Feb.  o  ■ 
Donald  Cameron*  {Depot)    28  May  rx. 

William  Henry  Keraiis 19  Sept,o:» 

.l<^/^4■Cap^—P.E.  S.Reeves. 

Captain  I  Battalion 11  ilar.  q3 

qr. Master.— John  W.  Galle- 

hawk,^  Hon.  Lieut.,  Rail- 

tvaii  Staff  Officer^S.  Africa  i  Mnr.  9  ; 
Med.  Off.— 
Embarked  for  South  Africa,  1  Mar.  00 


Lt.Colonel. 

The  Duke  0/ Montrose,  AT. 
late  Lt.  5  LuJicern,  Aid. 
de  Camp  to  the  Queen,  a-id 
Colonel 22  Oct,  81 

Major. 

Roderick  W.  Colquhour., 
Hon.  Lt.Colonel    14  June  99 

Captains. 
Alft-ed   H.  Middleton,  {H), 

late  Capt.7  Battalion,  Hon. 

Major  22  Nov.  84 

J.W.  Scott-Plummer.K*.  (t) 

Hon.  Major 3  May  90 

Maxwell     Emsley     Rouse, 

p.s.  [^]  {H) 19  May  94 

Chris.  Robt.  Ales.  Magnay 

(H)  Tnstr.  ofMmkelrt/  ...  8  Jan.  96 

John  Fyfe  Jamieson 14  June  09 

Jas.  Dunsterville  Graham    7  Feb.  00 

Lieutenants. 

GeoflErey  Goyer  Gi]ligan^...i4  Apr.  97 
Jas.  R.  Macalpiue-Downie, 

(H)  Inst,  of  Musket ri/ 14  Apr.  97 

John     K,     Fenton-Living- 

stone,7  hte  Lt.  Blk.  Watch 

Dist,  Cotnnir.  StaudertoniS  Oct.  gq 
Ales.CrossleyCunnin^-ham  7  Feb.  00 
Cecil        Pryce        Harrison, 

South  Africa  19  Nov.oo 

Robert  Macneil  Ker  19  Nov.oo 

Lord  G.  Heneage  L.  Dundasig  Nov.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Sidney    William.   Cuthbertio  July  oo 
George  R.  Hamilton  Cheape  2  Aug.  00 
John  Monro  Mackenzie    .,,12  Dec.  00 

^(i;'*.— A.F,Mackenzie;Ca;)^. 

I  Battalion...... 23  Feb.  98 

Qr.lfr.— J.  Denholm,*  jHow. 
Captain    20  June 87 

Med   Off.— 


Second  Libdtenants. 

William  John  Cuningharae*23  Nov.  99 
I  RonaldD.FaIconar-Stewart^24Nov.  99 

I  Thomas  Hazlerigg^ 29  Nov.  99 

I  Arch,     P,     Rivett-Carnac 

Campbell-  22  Dec.  99 

Henry  Ewen  Davidson-  ...30  Dec.  99 
Herbert  George  Sotheby^  6  Jan.  00 
Herbert  EirertonWhaley^  13  Jan.  00 
ReQiiiald    G.    Peter   Wymer, 

South  Africa  5  Feb.  00 

John  Ramsay^  28  Mar.  00 

Alex.  A.  LochnellCanipbell~2o  Apr.  00 

Adit.    6c   Capt.—J.    Dcane, 
Major  Blark  Watch i 


Mar,  99 
July  97 


Qr.Jfr.— R.  C.  Williamson.^ 

Hon.  Lieut 7 

Med.  Off.-- 

Embarked  for  South  Africa,  15  Jan.  00. 


The  Prince  of  Wales's  Leinster 
Regt.  (Royal  Canadians). 

311D  Batta  lion. 

(Forhierly  the  Kinf»  County  Militia — 
Royal  Riffea.) 

(Embodied  18  Jan.  00.) 

Head  Quarters.  Birr. 
Embodied,  South  Africa. 

HoNORAHT  Colonel. 
Robert      Gndolphiii      Cosby, 
late  Lf.  6  Drs 4  Nov. 93 

'  Lt.Colonel. 

:  JohnH.G.  Smyth, »/).j*.  {H), 

I      Hon.Colonel;  StationConi- 

I      mandant.  South  Africa    ...18  Nov,  93 

I  Majob. 

'p.jf.c.      Fred.       Luttmann- 
'      Johnson,*i^.  Col.  ret.  pay. 

or  c  Jj-     anea   ater  Refft,  ...16  Feh.  00 


4TH  Battalion. 

{Foi'inerly  the  Queerfs  County  MiUtia  — 
Royal  Rifles.) 

(Embodied  S  May  oc-.i 

Head  Quarters,  Maryborough. 

Embodied,  Dover. 

HoNOEAKv  Colonel. 

George  Hastings  Brooke  ...17  Oct.    - 

Lt,C0L0NEL   COMUANDiNl. 

Bernard  E.  B.  Lord  Castle- 
town,^ Special  Seroice. 
South  Africa 4  Oct.  99 

Majoe. 
Sir    Anthony  Arthur  Wel- 

don,  Bart,  p.s 13  Oct.  99 

Captains, 

Theobald  E.Woods  Willing- 
ton,  p.s.  {H),Hon.  Major  10  Nov.  8S 

Dudley  CoUey  Palmer  5  Aug.  93 

I  Thomwi  R.  A.  Stannus,  p.s. 

I      (.H),  Lt.  Imp.  Yeomanry...  2  June  04 

I  Harrj  Ernest  White  9  May  c-o 

I  Walter  Raleigh  Trevelyan  10  May  00 

I  Lieutenants. 

Valentine  Raymond  Grace  13,  Oct.  gu 
I  Guy  Hamilton  Atkinson  ...  S  Oct.  00 
■■  George  Fred.  G<»re  Turbett,.  S  Oct.  ck. 
I 

Second  Lieutenants. 

I  Lionel  A.  H.  S.  Earl  o/Port- 
arlington    26  j 

Edward  Simons  Ward .... 

Gilbert  P.  Louis  Myers.... 

Thomas  Geoffrey  Leith     ...27  j 

WiUiam  Dunlop  Hainilton2S  I 

Adji.  4-  Capt.-'G.  A.  Taylor, 

Lieut.  I  Battalion    10  Apr,  or. 

Qr. Master. — Chas.  Holden, 
Hon.  Lieut 17  1 

Med.  Off.— 


Aug.  0^' 
i  Sept.  CK- 
^  Sept.o:. 
'  Nov,  00 
''  Nov.cxi 


'  Dec.  8t 


5TH  Battalion. 

{Formerly  the  Royal  Meath  Mihtia.) 

(Embodied  2   May  00;    disembodied 

19  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Navan. 

HoNOBABT  Colonel. 
Son.  H.  X.  B.  Roicley    25  Oct.  go 

Lt.Colonel. 
Chas.  Pepper,  J?on.  Co/o;ie?23  Oct.  96 


\ 


Majors. 

X  agent    Talbot    Everai'd, 

lion.  Ll.Colonel  21  Dec.  ^S 

Captains. 

Richai-d  Taylor  Woods  (/f), 

Hon.  Major,  Iinttntctor  of 

Jdinketi-D  26  Hay  94 

Kdw.P.  JenicoJ.FavrelUif)!3  Nov. 95 
.Tames  Tottenham  Butler  28  May  9S 
Richard  William  Evcrard  13  Jan.  97 
Thomo^      Grrraril     CoUi»>t, 

il£),  ret.  pui/    17    Lancers. 

South  Africa  5  Apr.  99 

Lieutenants. 

Arthur    Fras.  Coddington, 

p.g 26  Aujr.  96 

Henry  Ralph  Osborne 15  .Tune  90 

,7ohn  M'DonnoU  l-ff)...  29  Apr,  99 

Hon.  Edward    Graves    M. 

(iibson 17  Jan.  ex) 

Shirley  Newcome  Noble  ...  4  Aug.  00 
Hubert  Johu  Coddington...  4  Aug.  00 
/fon.  J.  E.  J.  Preston 3  Aug.  00 


Militia  hitantrtj. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Sydney  Dawson  Nash   2  Feb.  00 

Stephen      Hamilton      Dix, 

Railway  Staff  Officer,  South 

Africa  14  Feb.  00 

Leo'nardThos.C.Richnrdson_^i  Mar.  00 
Fred.  FitzGenild  Wintour..ii  Apr.  00 
Senry  Qrorge  Cliaa.  Ferri/- 

Aii*couqh,     M'f^t     .Ifrica 

Fiehl  Force 12  May  00 

William     Sydney     Browne 

(Depot) 12  June 00 

Hubert     B.     Tonson    Rye 

{Depot) 6  Sept.oo 

Arthur  Edward  King 5  Nov.  00 

Aiijt.  4-  Capt.  —  'i.  Long- 
ridge,  Capt.  Bedford  Begt.  i  Oct.  96 
Qr.  Jf  r.— Wm.Hy.Forsdick, 

Han.  Lieut 28  July  07 

Emharl-cd for  S.  Africa,  23  Feb.  00. 


8S7 


Second  Lieutenants. 


Richard  John  Filgate. 
frauds  John  Urodigau 


. .  1 1  Apr.  00 
.,28  July  00 


Adjt.^Capt, — A.  Canning, 

Captain  2  Battalion  22  Jan.   5^ 

Qr.  Mr. — William    Howes, 
Hon.  Lieut 10  Mar.  07 

Med.    Off.— 


4TH    B-VTT.VLION. 

{Formerly  the  Kerry  Mi'itia.) 

(Embodied  a  Ma,y  00;   disembodied 
'iS  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Tralec. 

HoNOBARY  Colonel. 
St.  Hon.  r.  A.  Sari  of  Ken- 
mar-,  KP 26  Mar.  66 


Lt.Colonel. 
v.  Chas.  Viict.  Castloro98e25  Nov. 


96 


The  Eoyal  Munster  Fusiliers, 

3Hi>  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  South  Cork  Light 
Infantry.) 

(Embodied  5  Dec.  99.) 

Head  Quarters,  Kinsale. 
Embodied,  South  Alrica. 

HoNORAKY  Colonel. 

Sir  Aug.  Hicersdale  IVarren,^ 
Bart.,   late   Major  20   F. 
Hon.  Colonel 28  Aug.  95 

Lt.Colonel. 
Fred.  Wm.  Bell,  Hon.  C0i.13N0v.95 

Majors. 

George  Lucas,  (H),Hon.  Lt. 

Colonel 12  Dec.  95 

Morgan  Win.  O'Donovan  ...4  Dec.  91 

Captains. 

.\lbert  Louis  Coppiuger  ...  7  Nov.  S5 
liyam  M.  Loveday  Roberts  28  Apr.  94 
TVni.  Delarour  Beamish,  p.g. 

(H),  serving  with  the  Went 

.ifrican  Frontier  Force  ...26  May  97 
^ieorge    Wensley    C.    Soden, 

p.s.  (H),  .iifsift.  Inyp.  Gold  | 

Coait  Constabulary  4  Aug.  97 

HaroldGeo. Richardson, ;;.«. 24  Mar.  99 
Donald        F.        UacCarthy 

Morrogh  (H),sercing  with 

tVett  "  African     Frontier 

Force 5  June  99 

lieauchamp      V.      Santry 

Domvile  14  Feb.  00 

Roger  William  Oldnall 14  Feb.  00 

.\rchibald  .'Vrnott    22  Mar.  00 

Lieutenants. 

Frederic  Bleazby 5  Feb.  00 

Henry  Somers    Lawrence 

Maydwell    5  i'eb.  00 

Oeorge  O.  Burkitt  Harley  11  Feb.  00 
Wm.  T.  Redmond  Browne  1  Mar.  00 
.\drian  B.  rncledon-Webber22  Mar.  00 


Major. 
James  Marmaduke  Sugrue 
(if)   23  May  00 

Captains. 

Harry  North, ifo?i.  Major...  8  Aug.  91 
John'MaoGillycuddy,;i.«....  9  Sept.93 
Arthur  a.C.  Walker-Leigh, 

p. a.  (11),  Assist.  Insp.  Gold 

Coast  Const ahiilary 27  June  94 

Richard    G.     Visct.    Enuis- 

more,  (H),  late  Lt.  1  Lij'e 

Guards;  Lt.  Imperial  Yeo- 
manry   19  May  97 

Cecil  Rowland  Leslie,  (H), 

Inst,  of  Musketry 30  May  98 

Markhnm         R.       Leeson- 

Marshall 28  Mar.  00 

Ewnrt  Scott  lirogan  27  Apr.  co 

Lieutenants. 

Samuel  J.  Garrard  Good- 
lake  9  May  00 

Archibald  Grogan  11  July  00 

Edward  Peter  Waldo .ti  July  00 

Michael      F.      Beanchamp 

Deunis  II  Jfly  °° 

Donald  Stuart  Orchard 11  Sept.oo 

■I'homiis  Julian  Goodlake  ...14  Nov.  00 
AVilliam  Emerson    14  Nov.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Adit.Jf-  Ca;i'.— A.F.Mann, 

Captain  I  Battalion 2  Aug.  97 

Q/-.  Master.  — Geo.T.  East,^ 

Hon.  Captain    17  Dec.  qo 


Lt.Colonel  Cousiandant. 
John  Massy-W^estropp,  ret. 
pay  12  Lancers,  Hon. Col.    .   4  Feb.  99 

Majors. 
Thomas  Gloster  (H),Hon. 

U.Colonel   iS  .\pr.  91 

Wm.G.  Gubbins S  Janegg 

Captains. 
Eyre  Herbert  levers, ;).».. ..2I1  July  90 
Wm.  H.  E.  deV.  S.  Fori  of 

Limerick,   late    Lt.     Rijle 

Briqade,  Hon.  Major  25  Feb.  91 

Wm.   Fitzgerald     Plunimer, 

(H)  South  -ifrica  9  June  91 

James  Wm.  Stopford,  (H), 

p.!.,  Inif.  of  Musketry  ..  26  Aug.  93 
Henry  William  d'Esterre...  5  June  99 
Herbert  Prescott  Hampson  i  June  00 
John  Hemy    Dresser,  p.s. 

[<]  Major. 19  Aug.  00 

"Lieutenants. 

John  Wm.  White  Bell' 5  June 99 

Hugh  Constable  Hall 28  Feb.  00 

Gerald  Richrt.  Fitzgerald. ..28  Feb.  00 
James  Browne,  Adj.  Imperial^ 
Yeomanri/,   with    rank    of 

Captain  ' -.  7  Mlf-  o" 

.lohn  Henry  Augustus   War- 
burton,  Ifnt  Africa    iJuneoo 

John  Eric  Alkin  19  Sept.oo 

I  Gerald  Dominick  Rice  19  Sept.oo 

James  F.uton  Fitzpatrick  .19  Sept.oo 

James  Stuart  Rose n  Oct.  00 

I  Duncan  Wm.  S.  B.  Abbottii  Oct.  00 

!  ciEcoND  Lieutenant. 

Charles  Theodore  Smith  ...10  Sept.oo 
Ad)t.     and    Capt.  —  A.    C. 
ilaxwell,   Capt.    Munster 

Fusiliers  i  Aug.  95 

Paymaster.^ 

Qr.    ifds^er.— James  C. 

Crnmp,  HKn.Lieut 22  Dec.  94 

Ued.  Of.— 


5TH  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  Royal  Limerick  County 

Militia.) 

(Embodied  10  May  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Limerie!:. 
Embodied,  Lydd. 

Honoeakt  Colonel. 

Rt.  Hon.  Windham  TJwmas, 

Earl    of    Dunraven     and 

I      Monnteurl,KP.;  Imperial 

Yeomanry   25  Aug. 


The  Eoyal  Dublin  Fusiliers. 

3ED  Battalion. 

(Formerly  the  Kildare  Rifles.) 

(Embodied  4  Ma.v  00;  disembodied 

18  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters,  Naas. 

HosoBABT  Colonel. 
Uon.  E.  Laaless    S  July  96 

Lt.Colonel. 
Fortesoue    J.    Tynto,    CB. 
Hon.  Colonel  i6Mar.S9 


William  A.GreS8on,(ir)i).s. 
Hon.  U.Colonel   20  Mar.  94 

Captains. 

George  HaughtonGason.jj.s.  6  June  92 
Hugh  Arthur  Henry,  (if). 

Instructor  of  Musketry  ...  4  Mar.  93 
Edw.  Jos.  Lorean  Keogh...  i  May  93 
Fras.  Wm.  J.  MacDonnell  30  Mar.  94 
Richard  Joseph  Hornidge  26  Feb.  9S 
Jas.Wm.Royce  I'omkin.re/. 

pay  I  Bn. •■   t  Apr.  97 

Lieutenants. 

Geo.  Edward  Russell  Patey, 

p.s.  (H)  South  Africa 5  May  94 

Phillip  Pallia    6  Deo.  99 

Edward    Creighton    Barrett 

Hawkes.  South  Africa 18  July  00 

Samuel  Mills 18  July  00 

Hy.    St.    George    Stewart 

Scott 18  July  00 

Esca  G.  Somerville  Stevensi7  Sept.oo 
Richard  Digby  Johnson  ...17  Sept.oo 
Francis  Jackson  Reid  14  Nov.  30 


888 

Second  Lieutknint. 

William  Edward  Rothwellao  July  oo 
Ad).  ^  Capt. — A.  Lovebaml, 

Captain  2  Battalion 10  Feb.  96 

Qr.   Mr.  — Cha5.  Mathews, 

Hon.  Lieut 11  Nov.  91 

Med.Off.— 

4TH  Battalion. 

Formerly  tkeRoyal  Dublin  City  Mil. — 

Queen's  Own  Royal  Begiment.) 

(Embodied  3  May  00;    disembodied 

4  Dec.  00. 1 

Head  Quarters,  Dublin. 

HoNOBABT  Colonel. 

Robert   Rgllnton   Seton,  latt 

Lieut.  i^2  J-^->P-f 3  Dec.  88 

Lt.Coloxkl. 
Ellord  Pearse,   Major  rrt. 

pay,  So».  Colonel  ,1  May  00 

Majobs. 
Michael  C.  Hackett,/^jr.(ff) 

JtfoH.  Lt. Colonel 15  June  3g 

IClward  C.  D'Jf.Fair/lonah,' 

CUG.  DSO.i'.s.  (J£i,  Di»- 

ti'irt  Comm/anioncr.  Siej^ra 

Leone  24  Oct.   00 

Charles  Henry  Tippet  IH)  24  Oct.   00 

Captains. 
John  Hubert  Griffin  (H)..  17  May.  93 
Janien   Atutin    Meldon,   ;».»., 

late  16  Lancerg,  ferciny  in 

the  Uganda  Rijle* 24  Mar,  97 

(\  Lambert  Aiiderron ,  p.n.(H ) 

Lagog  Constabulary 6  JunegS 

Luke  Alen-Mahon,  (_ff),p.».  GJunegS 
Francis   John    Angus   Sk-eet, 

Special    Service,  Lines    of 

Commn.  Sotith  Africa  ...14  Uec.  93 
Chris.   Thop.  Sennett,  p.s. 

('),    (//),  (A').  Major  late 

5  Bn.  Lancashire  Fns. 28  Feb.  00 

Alex.  Dennistoun  Lang     ...14  Mar.oo 

Charles  John  Cameron 14  Mar.oo 

Reginald  Arnulph  Aj-lmer, 

Hoii.Maior    28  Mar.  00 

Wm.  Henry  Aubin  Crokeri4  Maj'  00 
James    Annandale     Hope- 

Johnstone  (ff),  Inttnutor 

of  Musketry  24  Oct.    co 

Lieutenants. 
Fras.  "Wm.  George  Lelaud    4  July  00 

Ivan  Scott  Robertson   24  Sept. 00 

J^fopold  Aloysius  JoneSfSouth 

Africa    24  Sept. 00 

Frederick      George     Brotcti, 

South  Africa 24  Sept. 00 

Edgar  David  Galbraith 24  Sept.oo 

Bertie     Stedman     Joseph 

M'Murray  24  Sept.oo 

William  Henry  Whyte 24  Sept.oo 

Arthur  Lionel  Percy  Jesson24  Sept.oo' 
J('hnCharIesHeys'niomson74  S'^pt.oo 

Harry  Yen  oti  Gerrard 24  Oct.  00 

Charles  James  Bai  ke 24  Oct.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Sydney  Buxton  Pope 12  Ju'y  00 

WiiliamFrederieHig'ginsoni7  July  00 
Adjt.  Jr  Capt.— a.  Downing, 

Capt.  Dublin  Fusilierg  ...  i  Oct.  97 
Qr.  Master.— Ch&r\e&  Hills, 

Bon.  Captain 29  Oct.  gi 

Med.  Off.— 

STH  Battalion. 

{Formerly  the  Dublin  County  Light 

Infantry.) 

(Embodied  5  Dec.  99.) 
Head  Quarters,  Dublin. 
Embodied,  South  Africa. 
HoNOBABT  Colonel. 
Reyinald,  Sari    of    Meatk, 
£night   of  Grace   of    St. 
John  of  Jerusalem  [i) 9  July  S7 

Lt. Colonel. 
Henry    C.    Gernon,     (H), 
lion.  Colcne' 22  July  96 


Mi'Uft'a  Infantry, 

Majobs. 
Henry  Thomas  Finlay ,  (fl) , 

p.)t.  late  Entign6  F.  lion. 

Lt.Coloiifl  25  Mar.  96 

Sir  Frederick   Wm.   Shaw, 

Bart.,  late  Lt.  1  Dragoons, 

Station  Coiiidt.S.Africt...   5  June  99 

Captains. 
Richard    Arthur    Hartley, 

Son.  Major   30  Apr.  84 

Peter  La  Touche,  {a\  Hon. 

Major 29  Oct.    87 

George  Aug.  Luscombe.(ll). 

Local       Commandant       of 

Police,  Cyprus  24  Apr.  88 

IVilfredB.Damdson-  Houston, 

p.s..  Inspector  Gold    Coast 

Constabulary  ...    26  Xov.  92 

Alex.Delaperc  Kirkpatrick, 

p,s 26  Xov.  92 

Spencer  Anketell  Jones  ..  6  June  98 
Alfred  T.  MacDermott, /i.if.  4  Feb.  99 
Jas.  R.   Duucar,    Robertson, 

(H),  aeroing   in   the  Sierra 

Leone  Frontier  Police 27  Mir.  99 

Frap,na;?tini;bMafiianiara, 

As'iifa lit  Prorost  Marshal, 


j      South  .Africa 


28  Miir.  99 


Wm.  Calubeck  Roper-Cald- 

bet;K,  p.s.  {!{)    18  Nov.  99 

Lewis  jSewton  Murphy 4  Apr.  00 

Lieutenants. 

Latham  Coddington  Swiftei4  Aug.  00 

Dotgias  C.  Poole  •'ameroni4  Aug.  00 

Fred,  Wm.  Jo8e])h  0'GarroIi4  Aug.  00 

'  Arthur  Hugh  Wodehous9...i4  Aug,  00 

John  Letilie  Westor.     30  Oct.  00 

Ferdinand  Hy.  Kunhardt  30  Oct.  00 
Gerard  B.  Corrie  Irvine  ...30  Oct.  00 
Robert    H.    St.    C.    Coot e 
Robinson    10  Oct.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Herbert  Emerson    12  Mar.  00 

Edw.Vesey  Morley  Shelleyi9  Mar.  00 
George  Woodward  WilIock24  Mar.  oo 
Wm.   Bedford   St.    George 

Cameron 14  May  00 

Harry  Childers  Thompson 

(Depot) 29  May  00 

Herbert  Jan-ett.  Kerr 3  Oct.  00 

Paul  Balfour  Martin  19  Nov.  00 

Adjt.  4-   Capt.— Richd.     S, 

Gage,  Capt.  i  Battalion. ..20  Dec.  94 
Qr.  Jftw^er— Robert   Baker. 

Hon.  Captain 5  May  86 

Med.Off- 

Emiarkedfor  S.  Africa,  14  Feb.  00. 


Richard  Earle  Welby(.H')..  iF,  Apr.  96 
Robert  Alexander,   Imperktl 

Yeuifiaury 7  Dec.  98 

C,  J.  S.  Vuct.  Morpeth,  p  s.  -7  Apr.  97 
Somerset   F.   Saunderson, 

ret.  pau  RiJIe  Brigade  ..  14  July  97 
Walter  Lee  Clements,  herciir/ 

in  the  Gold  Coast  Cotutu- 

bulari/ 3  Xov    97 

Chas,  Russell  Staveley,  ret. ' 

pay  Rifle  Brigade      25  May  98 

Richard  Ratliffe  (//) 21  Feb.  00 

Frnui^ois    V.     de    Landie- 

Giogaa,;i.8,  {t) 4  Apr.  00 

LlEUTBNANlS. 

Arthur  Winch .  14  Feb.  00 

Maurice  George  Lee  14  Aug.  00 

William  Bernard  Branst&ui4  Aug. 00 
Maurice  Edward  Rayner  14  Aug.  00 
Charles  Bonham  Soutbey    14  .\ug.  00 

Charles  Evelyn  Pym 14  Aug.oo 

Walter  Jndkins,  Special  Ser- 
vice, Wegf  Coast  of  Jfricai^  Aug.oo 

Second  Libutbnants. 

Bertram  Henrs-  Hodgson  4  .luly  00 
James  S.  Malcolm  Currie  17  July  00 
Archina  d  M,'Coma<*  ,  .  24  Ju'y  00 
Kenneth  A.  F.  S.  Douglas- 

Hami  ton    i  Aug.  00 

Harold  Wyndharn  Maiet  ,  31  Aug.oo 
Henrj'  Pige  Lescha.las  12  Sept.oo 

Rob  rrt  Butler  Gosset 22  Oct.  00 

Adjt.  4-  Capt.—T.  B.  Ram- 
say, Capt.  I  Battalion  ...   1  Apr.  97 
Qr.JlftM/fr.— Wm.Wadham, 

Hon.  Captain 19  Feb.  87 

Med.  Off,— 


The   £ifle    Brigade    (The 
Prince  Oonsort's  Own). 

5TH  BATTALION. 

{Formerly    the    Queen's     Otcn     Royal 
Tourer  Hamlets  Light  Infantry.) 

(Embodied   i   May  00;  disembodied 

20  Oct.  00.) 

Head  Quarters.  Woolwich. 

HoNORABT  Colonel. 

Geo.  Shirley    Maxtcell   (H), 

late  Lieut.  20F. 27  July  89 

Lt.Colonkl. 

JohnWm.  Lee,  i/bn. Co/one/ ?7  July  S9 

Majobs. 

Wm.Chas.Eldoii  Serjeant,* 

p.s.  Hon.  Lt.CoiO^iel    27  May  53 

-Wilfrid  Dallas  Cairns 


H 


ret. pay  3  Battalion 9  Feb.  98 

Captains. 

Richard  Rivarola  Cole,  p.s. 

{H),     ff],    Instructor     of 

Musketry,  Hon.  Major ...  21  Feb.  So 
George     Croker   Bayly,  p.g. 

{H),»erringinthe  Grenada 

tolice,  Hon.  Major 5  Juno  82 

harles  Mitford  Burgess. ..13  June  92 


6th  Battalion. 

(Formerly    the    Royal    Longford    aitd 
Westmeath  Militia.) 

(Embodied  5  Dec.  99  ;    disembodied 
4  Dec.  00). 

Head  Quarters,  Mullingar. 

HoNoBABY  Colonel, 

James  Henry  Dopping    6  Nov.  95 

Lt. Colonel. 

Edw.W.PurdoD,ffon.Co/^o«f^  4  July  00 

Majobs. 
Gilbert  Lavallan   J.    J.  G. 

Nugent,i^oH.i^.C'o/o«e/...3o  Dec.  99 
Wm.  Barry  Ritchie 20  Aug.oo 

Captains. 

Charles  Stuart  Molony.r^/. 

vay  York  Regt.,  (H)    i  Feb.  38 

WiUiam    Murray,  2**-  i^^i 

Hon.  Major 29  Mar.  go 

Wm.  Alexander  White,  p.s.  2  July  93 

Percy  Philip  O'Reilly 10  May  93 

Chas.S.  DornfurdRobiubon, 

Hon.  Major... i  May  95 

Clement  Alex.  Mitchell,  p.s. 

(H)    3  June 95 

John  Francis  Duncau,  p.s. 

(H),  1  n't.  of  Musketry  ...16  Mar.  98 
Robert  Culley  Barton    3lj  Dec,  99 

Lieutenants. 

Samuel  Moutaudecert  Neill , 

West  African  Rpgiment  .   .    6  Nov,  99 

,Iohn  Franks  Vallentin 2^  July  00 

Guy  S,  Herbert-Stepney  -  25  Sept,co 
Walter  William  Roche  .,.  ,23  Sept,Do 
Harold  Emmott  Large 25  Sept.oo 

Second  Libutenants. 

HerbertC. Basset Osborneii9  Jan.  00 
Hon.  NigelR.  P.J.  Stourton2o  Jan.  00 
Josenh  b.  Theobald  GraMti9Feb.  00 
Brooke  S.  A.FulkeGreviliei?  May  00 
Ad)t.— Q.\\  .B.KTQ,Capt, King's 

R.  Rifles   18  Feb.  98 

^r.  If tM^«r.— Edmund  Teed," 

Hon.  Captain 18  Dec.89 

Med. Off.— 


7rH  Battalion.  | 

Toi-titert/  the  Kintfn  Own  Royal  Tower 

Hamlets  Light  Infantry.)  ' 

(Embodied  4  May  00;    disembodied' 

I S  Oct.  00  ) 

HoKd    Quarters,    Dalston.  j 

HoNOBAKT  Colonel. 
Alfred   P.   F.    C.    Somerset, 
CB,  DL.JP.lateLt.  13  i-'.ia  JuneQ2 

Lt.Colokkl. 
Heury  Charles,  I't'gcf.  Hnr-  1 

din'^e.i    Infe  Cavf.    Rijle 
Briyatle,  Hon.  Colonel 10  Nov,  97 

Majors.  [ 

Charles  Fred.  Pinney,  late  '      \  Kdsar  Clare  Wigan    5  Apr.  99 

Capt.  Rijie  Brigade 6  Dec.  99    Edward      Trevor     Aspliiallt 

Arthur B.WilUams.tr),^;.*.  ,      South  Afrira 15  Feb.  00 

Hon.  Zf. Colonel   10  Jan.  00  I  Keiiueth('.StephensonP^oyi6  -May  00 


Mihiia  lufitidrtj. 

Captains.  | 

John  Dunn     28  Apr.  SP 

Ra/ub    1>.    Fentier,  j>.«.    (H) 

[/]  7Pifh  Remount  E»iab..i$  Apr.  93  , 
Douglas  George  Lamb,  )>».  26  Aug.  93  | 
Herbert  Huntinciou,   p.s. 

Cn,(i/)  Hon.  Major. 18  Nov.  S2  [ 

Cecfl    Stafford   Northcote,  1 

p.».    Prirate    Secretary   to 

the  Goce-  nor  of  Antigua...  6  May  95 
Albert  Lund,  late  Canadian 

Militia 29  June 96 

Servante  Morland 5  Apr.  99 

H.  J.  Frank  Newbould,  (H) 

late    Lt.    4    Hn»sars,    In-  i 

structor  of  Musketry    28  Fob.  00 

UlEUTENANTS. 


Cyril  D.  Duubar  Brow.i  ...16  Aug.  00 
Robt.    Spencer    Hobhousc 

Walpolt5  16  Aug.  00 

Herbert  Vesey  Scott 16  Aug.  00 

Srcond  Libutsnanis. 

Marmaduke  Ibbetson  Wy- 

vill 25  Apr.  00 

Charlie  Hale 8  May  00 

John   Hoivhnid  Roberts,  Sjf. 

Service,  West  Africa  18  May  00 

Hugh  Norcott  Jones 29  May  00 

Edgar  James  Bri'lges  8  June  00 

Charles  Edward  Wilkin  19  Juneoo 
Jloti.  J.  C  tvendi-h  Lj*ttelton  5  Sept.oo 
Hubert  Shelley "^ 17  Sept.oo 

Adjt.  3f  Capt. — 

Quarter       Master.  —  John 
Adkins,"^  i£o«.  Lieut 13  May  91 

Med.  Off.— 


Channel  Islands  Militia. 


Royal  Jersey. 

Deputy  Axsigt.  ^dj.  Gen.  (with 

rank  of  Major  in  the  Army). 

Major  M.  H.  F.  Le  Gallais. 

Government  Secretary. 

Lt.Col.  A.  W.  Simpson. 

Militia  Aide  de  Camp  to 

Lt.  Governor. 

Capt.C.  E.  Malet  de  Carteret. 


Artillbet. 
Lt.Col.  J.  Richard,  p. 
Adjutant  (with  rank  of  Capt.) 
E.     L'E.   Whitehead,    Capt. 
S.  Artillery,  i  Oct.  97. 


iST,  or  West  Eegiuent. 

{Light  Infantry.) 

"  Jresbt." 

Adjutant. 

J,  H.  Gideon,  Major  Lanca 

shire  Fasilierg,  7  Oct.  97. 


2ND,  or  East  Regiment. 

{Light  Infantry.) 

**  Jkbset." 

Lt. Colonel  E.  E.  NicoUe,  p. 

IE  July  97. 

Adjutant. 
C.    J.    Troyte-Builock,    Lt. 
Somerset  Lt.  I^f.  22  J  ulyoo. 


1        Government  Secretary.       |    3HD,  or  SoUTK    Regiment. 
\Col.  Wm.  BeIl,C£./u/e64i^.|  (Light  Injuntry.) 

Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Queeyi.   Lt.Col. 

Militia  Aides  de  Camp  to  the  ^^i„f^„f^-R_-pjrhomriS,Capt 
Lt. Governor.  Lrish  Fu!iiher.-<,  i  June  97. 

Capt.  0.  A.  Carey. 
Lieut.  A.  W.  Bell. 


3ED,  or  South  Regiment 
{Light  Infantry.) 
"  Jbbsey." 
Lt.Col.  E.  Eanouf,  p. 

Adjutant. 

E.  B.  Blennerhassett,  Capt. 

Inniskilling  Fun.  i  Oct.  96. 


Aetillbbt  Regiment. 
[Lt.Col.  P.  Groves,  y. 8. 

Adjutant. 
W.  H.  Carey,  Captain  Royal^ 
Artillery,  15  June  99.  !  Lt.Col. Com.  P.  T.  Herivel,  j" 

i      AdjutaJit  —    Captain       J. 


Royal  Guernsey. 

Dep.Asaiit. Adj. General  {with 
rank  of  Major  in  the  Army} 
Lt.Col.  J.  E.  Le  Mottle, 
late  Captain  64  F.,  Hon. 
Colonel. 


Royal  Alderney. 

Artilleet. 


IST,  or  East  Regiment. 
{Light  Infantry.) 

Lt.Col.'JU.Vf.'i^l.  de  Guerin.;> 
Adjutant  (with  rank  oj'  Capt.) 

C.    Conyers,  Captain  Triih 

Fimliers,  8  Apr.  99. 


Christian,  District    Officer 
R.  Artillery,  ii  June  96. 


Royal  Malta  Regiment  of  Militia. 

"  180C." 


Hon.  Colonel,  Gen.  Sir  H.  A.  Smyth,  KCMG.  R.  Art, 
Lt.Colonels.—IL.  P.  Samut,  4  Nov.  97. 

J.  L.  De  Piro,  CMG.  17  Nov.  97. 


Ad/utanti. — G.  L.  Beaamont,  Bf .Major  ff.  M.,  1  Oct.  97, 
A.  J.  S.  MauQSel],  Captain  Warwick  Regt.^ 
I  Dec.  99 . 


War  Services  of  the  Officers  of  the  Miliiia  Artillery  and  Engineers, 

1  Lt. Colonel  Elliott  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS6-88  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp) 

2  Loid  Athlumney  served  with  the  Dongola  Expeditionary  Force  under  Sir  Herbert  Kitchener  in  1S96  as  Staff 
Officer  Infantry  Division  (mentioned  in  despatches,  4ih  Class  of  the  Osraanieh,  British  Medal,  and  Khedive's 
Medal  with  two  Clasps).  Has  been  nominated  to  the  4th  Class  of  the  Order  of  the  Medjidie  for  services  under 
the  Egyptian  Government. 

3  Lord  Coke  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Scots  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the 
battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  18S5 
with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Scots  Guards,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Hasheen  and  Temai  (Clasp). 

*  Colonel  M'Calmont.— See  Civil  Decorations  foi  Gallantry,  "Hart's  Annnal  Army  List,"  p.  7S6. 

2  Colonel  Pottinger  served  at  the  attack  on  the  Burda  Hills  10  December  1S59. 

^  Major  Heron-Maxwell  served  in  Natal  and  the  Transvaal  during  the  latter  part  of  the  Zulu  war  of  187^ 
(mentioned  in  desnatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).     Served  in  the  Boerwarof  1881  m  Barrow's  Mounted  Infantry. 

^  Sir  P.  Arthur  Halkett  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-5  wit,h  the  42nd  Highlanders,  including  the 
battles  of  Alma  and  Balaklava,  expedition  to  Kertch.  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  assault  on  the  outwork 
on  the  8lh  of  June  (Maflnl  with  tbree  Clasps,  Sardinian  and  Turkish  Medals). 

1°  The  Duke  of  Connaught.— For  War  Services,  see  Rifle  Brigade,  p.  356. 

"  Captain  Reeve-Tucker  served  with  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Prancis  Scott  m  1895-96  (mentioned 
indespiitches.  Star).  .„.,,.         ._.,.,.         ,      . 

1-  Captain  Digan  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Niger  Territories  in  idgS,  including  tne  Benin  Hmterlantt 
and  Siama  Expeditions  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

•»  Sir  Charles  Gough  served  throughout  the  Punjaub  campaign  of  1848-49.  including  the  action  of  Ram- 
nnggr  passage  o*"  the  Chenab,  and  battles  of  Sadoolapore,  Chihanwalla,  and  Goojcrat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 
Served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-5S  ;  with  the  Guide  Corps  at  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi;  com- 
manded Guide  Cavalry  in  aifairs  at  Khurkondaon  15th.  and  Rhotuck  oni7th  and  iSth  August;  engaged  m  the 
cavalry  affair  iu,  rear  of  the  C:anip  ou  nth  September.  Served  with  Brigadier  Shower  s  Column  m  the  Delhi  ami 
Jhuiiur  disficts  Was  engaged  in  the  action  of  Narnole  on  the  16th  November.  Served  with  Hodson  s  Horse 
at  the  actions  of  Gungeeree,  Putteallee,  Mynpoorie,  and  Sbumshabad  (wounded).  Commanded  a  squadron  of 
Hodson's  Horse  at  the  action  of  Meangunge;  present  throughout  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (Medal  with 
two  Clasps,  Victoria  Cross,  and  Brevet  of  Major);  was  awarded  the  Vl^—_  1.  For  gallantry  in  an  affair  at 
Khurkowdah,  Bear  Rhotuck,  on  the  15th  August  1857.  in  which  he  saved  his  brother  who  was  wounded,  and 
k-illed  two  of  the  enemy.    2.  For  gallantry  on  the  18th  of  August  when  he  led  a  Troop  of  the  Guide  Cavalry  m  a 


S90  War  !:ieruices  uf  the  Ujiceis  of  the  Militia  Arlillery  and  Euijiueers. 

cbarjje,  and  cut  ilo\Mi  two  of  the  enemy's  sowars,  with  one  of  whom  he  had  .1  desperate  hand-to-hand  comhat. 
;.  For  gallantry  on  the  27th  January  185?,  at  Shumshabad,  where,  in  a  charge,  he  attacked  one  of  the  enemy's 
leaders,  and  pierced  him  with  his  sword,  which  was  carried  out  of  his  hand  in  the  melee.  He  defended  himself 
with  his  revolver,  and  shot  two  of  the  enemy.  4.  For  KOllantry  on  the  .'srd  February  1858,  at  Meangunge, 
where  he  came  to  the  assistance  of  Brevet  Major  O.  H.  St.  George  Anson,  and  killed  his  opponent,  immediately 
afterwards  cutting  down  another  of  the  enemy  in  the  same  gallant  manner."  Served  with  the  Bhootan  Expedi- 
!,ion  in  1S64-65  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and 
capture  of  Ali  Musjid.  and  in  the  engagement  at  Futtchabad  (mentioned  in  despatches);  commanded  a  force  of 
all  arms  which  proceeded  from  Gundamuck  to  the  relief  of  Cabul  in  December  1S79  (mentioned  in  despatches), and 
commanded  a  Brigadein  the  engagement  atSaidabad  '.mentioned  in  despatches,  A'CB.,  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

'*  Lord  Roberts.— For  War  Services,  see  Field  Marshals,  p.  4. 

"  Colonel  Tottenham  sewed  with  the  Scots  Fusilier  Guards  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  i7lh  Jan.  1855 
including  the  siege  and  fall  ot  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  one  Clasp,  3th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  'I'nrki.sh  Medal). 

w  Major  Hillas' served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal  with 

"">  Captain  MacDcnnell  served  with  the  Becliuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  1884-85  with 
Methnen's  Horse.    [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786.] 

^  Colonel  Lowttier  served  on  the  Gold  Coast  from  December  1873  to  the  end  of  the  Ashanti  campaign  (Medal). 
"•Sir  .fames  Hills-Johnes  served  in  suppressionof  the  Indian  mutiny  in  1857-58, including  the  actions  on  the  30th 
and  31st  May  on  the  Hindun,battlesof  BudleckeseraiandNnjjufghur,  siege  and  capture  of  Delhi(severely  wounded 
on  9th  July  1857),  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  Rohilcund  campaign,  taking  of  Bareilly,  and  action  of  Mohumdee 
■  (several  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  also  by  the  Governor  General  in  Council,  Victoria  Cross,  Medal  with  two 
Clasjjs,  and  Brevet  of  Major) :  was  awarded  the  TE  "  for  very  gallant  conduct  before  Delhi,  on  the  9th  July  1857, 
in  defending  the  position  assigned  to  him  in  case  of  alarm,  and  for  noble  behaviour  on  the  part  of  Major  Tombs  ui 
twice  coming  to  his  Subaltern's  rescue,  and  on  each  occasion  killing  his  man. — '  i'esterday,  the  9th  July  1S57, 
Lieutenant  J.  Hills  was  on  piquet  duty,  with  two  guns,  at  the  mound  to  the  right  of  the  camp.  About  1 1  o'clock 
a.m.  there  was  a  rumour  that  the  enemy's  cavalry  were  coming  down  on  his  post.  Lieutenant  Hills  proceeded  to 
take  up  the  position  assigned  in  case  of  alarm,  lint,  before  he  reached  the  spot,  he  saw  the  enemy  close  upon  his 
gunn  before  they  had  time  to  form  up.  To  enable  him  to  do  this  he  boldly  charged,  single-handed,  the  head  of  tha 
enemy's  column,  cut  down  the  first  man,  struck  the  second,  and  was  then  ridden  down,  horse  and  all.  On  getting 
up  and  searching  for  his  sword,  three  more  men  came  at  him  (two  mounted) ;  the  first  man  he  wounded  with  his 
pistol;  he  caught  the  lance  of  the  second  in  his  left  hand,  and  wounded  him  with  his  sword;  the  first  man  then  came 
on  again,  and  was  cut  down;  the  third  man  (on  foot)  then  came  up,  and  wrenched  the  sword  from  Lieutenant  Hills, 
wiio  fell  in  the  struggle,  and  the  enemy  was  about  to  cut  hira  down  when  Major  Tombs,  who  had  gone  u))  to  visit 
his  two  guns,  saw  what  was  going  on,  rushed  in  and  shot  the  man  and  saved  Lieutenant  Hills.  By  this  time  the 
enemy's  cavalry  had  passed  'oy ,  and  Major  Tombs  and  Lieutenant  Hills  went  to  look  after  the  wounded  men,  wheu 
one  of  the  eneniy  passed  with  Lieutenant  Hills' pistol ;  he  first  cut  at  Lieutenant  Hills  who  parried  the  '.dow,  and  he 
then  turned  on  Major  Tombs,  who  received  the  blovr  in  the  same  manner.  His  second  ;ittack  on  the  Lieutenant  we.s 
more  successful,  as  he  was  out  down  with  a  bad  sword-cut  on  the  head,  and  would  have  been,  no  doubt,  killed,  had 
not  Major  Tombs  rushed  in  and  put  his  sword  through  the  man.'— £j*r(ic<//-om  Despatch  of  Lt.  Colonel  31.  Mackenzie, 
Commanding  itl  Brigade  of  Horse' Artilleri/,  dated  Camp  near  Delhi,  lothJuly  iSs7,  and  piiblislied  in  the  Supplement  of  ine 
London  Gazette  of  i^th  January  1^^%."  Comm.andcd  the  8-inch  Mortarsin  the  Abyssinian  campaign  from  the  6th 
Veh.  1868,  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Magdala(mentionedin  dospa.tche8,BrevetofLt. Colonel,  and  Medal). 
Commanded  the  Peshawur  Mountain  Battery  throughout  the  Looshai  Expedition,  Ohittagong  Column,  1871-72 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  CB.,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the 
occupation  of  Caudahar  and  Khelat-i-Ghilzie,  in  theeugagement  at  Charasiab  on  the  6th  October  1879  (mentioned 
in  de.spatches) ,  in  the  occupation  of  Cabul.  and  in  the  operations  around  Sherpore  as  Assistant  Adjutant  General  ot 
the  Candahar  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  desjiatches)  ;  was  afterwards  appointed  Military  Governor  of  the  city  of 
Cabul  and  Commander  of  a  portion  of  the  line  of  defences  at  Sherpore  and  of  the  3rd  Division  of  the  Northern 
Afghanistan  Field  Force  (received  the  thanksofboth  Houses  of  Parliament,  KCB.  p.nd  Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

^  Colonel  Brooksbank  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-35  with  the  38th  Regiment,  and  was  present  at  the 
battle  of  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  including  the  repulse  of  a  sortie  on  the  21st  December,  attack 
nnd  occupation  of  the  Cemetery  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Turkish  Medal). 

»  Colonel  Legard  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  as  Acting  Deputy  Assistant  Quarter  Master  General  to  the 
iStDivision  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ^.  -  ,  ,       » 

M  Lt. Colonel  G.  S.  Jones  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Girisht:,  at 
the  defence  of  Candahar  (mentioned  in  despatches),  and  at  the  battle  ot  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

•"  ColonelLewis  served  with  the  5th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Crimean  campaign  in  1854-55,  including  the  battles 
of  Balaklava  and  Inkerman,  battle  of  the  Tchernaya,  and  siege  of  Seliastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  Turkish 
.War  Medal,  and  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie). 

«  Lord  Tredegar  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  1854-55  with  the  17th Lancers,  and  was  presentat  the  battle 
of  Balaklava  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,         ,,      ,   ,  ..,    ..     , 

«  Lord  Raglan  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar  with  the  force 
under  Major  General  Phayre  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal). 

»»  Major  Lindsay  seived  in  the  Boer  war  of  i83i.  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagement  at  the  Tofrek  zereba  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ^    ^ 

<5  Captain  Leetham  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  btar).  Also 
served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  in  1S85-86. 

«  Major  Baskerville  served  iu  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  with  the  51st  Light  Infantry,  and  took  part  with  the 
■  second  expedition  into  the  Lughman  Valley  including  the  engagement  at  Nargosi  (Medal).     Served  with  the  ^lle 
Expedition  in  1885  on  the  Commissariat  and  Transport  Staff. 

«  Lt. Colonel  Bobbins  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  with  the  91st  Highlanders,  during  the  latter  portion  of 
the  campaign  as  Acting  Adjutant,  and  was  present  in  the  action  of  Giiigindhlovu  and  the  relief  of  Ekowe  (Medal 
mth  Clasp). 

■'•o  Lieut.  R.  H.  Thompson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900. 

•'ii  Lieut.  Clarke  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1S98-99  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

.■>2  Lieut.  J.  H.  Prior  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1500. 


War  Services  of  the  Officers  of  Militia  Infantrij. 

Eoyal  Scots.— '  Colonel  Gordon  served  throughout  the  Eastern  campaigner  1854-55,  including  the  battles  of 
Alma,  Balaklava,  and  Inkerman,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  sortie  of  26th  Oct. ;  was  Aide  de  Camp  to 
General  Simpson  from  22nd  Aug.  to  ijth  Nov.  1855  (Medal  with  four  Clasps,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and 
Turkish  Medal).  ,       ,„,,,.,       ,,,  ^  , 

«  Colonel  Grant  served  in  the  Eg>-ptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Mertai 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'  Lt.Colonel  Dundas  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Scots  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i3?2,  and  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 


War  Services  of  the  OJicers  of  the  Militia  Ivjantri/.  -891 

'  Lord  Tewkesbury  servcil  with,  the  2n(l  Battalion  6otli  RiSe*  in  tbe  Ariijhjia  wnv  fron  Decembar  1879  t')  October 
:  CO.  and  was  present  in  tlie  on^ac^ements  at  Ahr/.ed  Klieyl  and  Uvzan  neir  Ghaznee;  Jicc  >in|i:i,'iiod  cjir  Krederick 
Uoberts  in  tbe  march  to  Candabar,  and  was  present  attho  battle  of  t'iiuiaUar  (Medal  with  iwo  Clasps,  and  lirotizL' 
!>ocoration).     Served  wit'i  the  3rd  Battalion  m  the  Boor  war  in  18S1. 

■  Captain  the  Hon.  Ivan  Campbell  served  throughout  the  Egjptiau  war  of  iSSj  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Xel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■^  Captain  Horniblow  served  with  the  Bechuanalaud  Expedition  -auder  Sir  Charles  Warren  in  18S4-  with  the 
\<i  Battalion  of  the  Royal  Scots. 

West  Surrey  Regiment.— >  Captain  Dyke  served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1SS5-87  with  the  2nd  Battalion 
'vueen's  Royal  West  Surrey  Re<:iment  under  Brigadier  General  [jocl.'hart  {Medal  with  Clasp). 

East  Kent  Rtgitnent.— »  Sir  Henrv  llnndle.— For  War  Services,  see  Royal  Artdlery,  p.  164. 

-  Major  Tylden-Pattenson  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  and  was  present  in  the  enjjagement  at  Gingiudhlovu 
Medal  with  C'aspj. 

*  Captain  Reith  and  Lieut.  Colley  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSqq-iqoo  with  the  2nd  Battalion  the  Buffs. 
Lancaster  Regiment. — '  Major   North  served  m  the  Sondan  campaign  m   18S5  with  the  OommissariMt  ami 

i'ransport  Stafi"  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  [Sec  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's 
-Nnnual  Arjny  List,''  p.  786.] 

'  Lieut.  Cu.-nber  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  1875-76  with  the  Buffs  (Medal  with  Clas]i). 
Served  throujchout  the  operations  of  tbe  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1S95  with  the  :st  Bat- 
nilion  of  the  Buffs,  incMidmt;  Uie  engagements  at  Panjkora  River  and  Mamuffai  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in 
the  camp-:>isn  on  the  North  vVe>t  Frontier  of  India  undei  Sir  William  Lockbart  in  1897  with  the  Malakand  Field 
!''orce  with  the  ist  Batiahon  C't'  t.lie  Buffs  (Clasp). 

Warwickshire  Regiment. — 1  Colonel  M"Calmont  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  igoo  in  Cape  Colony  and 
Orange  River  Colony  in  command  of  the  6th  Battalion  Royal  Warwickshire  Regiment. 

-  Lt. Colonel  Campbell,  Majors  FuUerton  and  Kelso,  Captains  Ludford-Astley,  Williams  and  Phillips,  Lieut. 
Hamilton,  Second  Lients.  Norris,  Lat-on,  Lancaster,  Redman,  Yates,  Corse-Scott,  and  Beatty,  and  Lieut,  and 
Quarter  Master  Hall,  seiTed  in  the  South  African  war  in  igoo  with  the  6th  Battalion  Royal  Warwickshire 
Regiment. 

■^  Major  Dawes  served  during  the  South  African  war  in  1900  at  the  Base,  Cape  Town. 

■'-  Captain  Beatty  served  in  the  South  A  rican  war  in  igoo  as  Staff  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Alderson,  and  took 
part  in  the  operations  with  the  Mounted  Infantry  in  the  advance  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  and  thence  to 
Koomati  Poort. 

'!  Captain  Davenport  served  during  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Governor  at  the 
Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

T  Captain  de  Bathe  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Imperial  Light  Horse  in  Natal,  and  took 
part  in  the  defence  of  Ladysmith ;  afterwards  served  in  Cajie  Colony  and  Orange  River  Colony  with  the  6th 
Battalion  Royal  Warwickshire  Regiment. 

"  Lieut.  Madge  served  iu  tbe  South  African  war  in  igcxi  on  Transport  duty  with  the  8th  Mounted  Infantry  Brigade 
daring  the  ad'  ance  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  and  subsequently  in  Orange  River  Colony. 

Royal  Fusiliers.— '  Captam  Davidson-Hou->ton.— See  Civil  Decoration,  lor  Gallantry,  " Halt's  Annual  Ai-my 
List,"  p.  786. 

Liverpool  Regiment.— ^  Colonel  Woodward  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  with  the  Commissariat  and 
Transport  Staff  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-  Captain  Jobling  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Durham  Light  Infanti'y  with  the 
Ladysmith  Relief  Force,  and  took  part  iu  the  later  operations  in  Northern  Xatal  and  in  the  Transvaal, 

^  Lieut.  Finch  served  in  the  Boer  war  in  iSSi.  Served  in  the  Soudnu  campaign  in  ii:S5  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

Norfolk  Regiment.—'  Sir  Edward  Bulwer. — For  War  Services,  see  Welsh  Fusiliers,  p.  263. 

'  Captain  Ferguson  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1S9S-9Q,  including  the  Msndilaud  and  Pro- 
tectorate Exneditions — slightly  wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO,  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

*  Captain  Grehan  served  with  the  Bunnese  Expedition  m  1888-S9  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Norfolk  Regiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

•Lieut.  Vince  served  with  the  Jowaki  Afreedec  Expedition  in  1377-73  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the 
Alijhan  war  in  1079-80  (Medal).     Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1887-89  (Clasp). 

Lincolnshire  Regiment.—'  Lord  William  Cecil  served  in  the  Soudan  campai^'n  m  t8S.s  (Modal  with  Clasp,  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

-  Sir  James  de  Hoghton  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  from  ihc  17th  December  1S73.  including  the  battle  of 
.Vmoaful,  attack  and  capture  of  Becquah,  and  advanced  guard  engagement  at  Jarbinbah  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
[See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786.! 

Devonshire  Regiment.-^  Major  Dumbreck  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1870  on  Commissariat  duty  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

^  Captam  Carr  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  2nd  Battalion  rich  Regiment  in  Southern  Afghan* 
istan  (Medal). 

SuflolkRegiment.— *  MajorScudamore  served  with  the  1st  Battalion  12th  Foot  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iS7g-^o(Medai;. 

^  Captam  James  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1864-^6  (Medal). 

Somersetshire  Light  Infantry.— ^  Lt. Colonel  Gore  Langton  served  with  the  Koorum  Field  Force  iu  the  Afghan 
war  in  i37ti-79.  and  was  present  with  the  exi)edition  into  the  Khost  Valley  and  in  the  engagement  at  Mattoou  ; 
accompanied  Sr  Frederick  Roberts  iu  the  march  to  Candabar,  and  was  present  at  the  reconnaisanca  of  31st 
August  and  at  the  battle  of  Oandahar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

^  Major  Hicks  served  wi/h  the  Ashanti  Expedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in  1805-06  (Star). 

■*  Lt.CuloueX  West  served  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  iu  the  engagements  at  Zungin 
Nek,  Kaml)ula  Hill,  and  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

West  Yorkshire  Regiment.—^  Colorel  Price  served  with  the  Ashanti  Kxpedition  under  Sir  Francis  Scott  in 
1895  {CMG.  and  Star). 

-  Colonel  Prideaux-Bruno  embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade,  and  served 
throughout  tbe  second  phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  in  1874,  including  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  advanced  guard 
skirmishes  and  ambuscade  affairs  betweeu  Adwabin  and  the  river  Ordah,  battle  of  Ordahsu  and  capture  of 
Coomassie  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

East  Yorkshire  Regiment. — ^  Colonel  Grimston  served  with  the  2nd  Queen's  Royals  in  the  Kaffir  war  of 
1S51-52  (Medal) ;  also  with  the  expedition  North  of  the  Orange  River  in  1S52-53. 

-  Colonel  Burstall  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  60th  Rifles  on  the  Red  River  Expedition  of  1870  (Medal). 

*  Lieut.  Barry  served  iu  the  Afghan  war  of  1S7S-80,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

Bedfordshire  Regiment.— 1  Major  Stuart  served  with  the  Manipore  Expedition  in  1891  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

-Captain  Haggard  served  in  the  exoedition  to  the  Soudan  iniSS^  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Light 
Infantry  (iledal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Stai'),  and  in  tbe  subsequent  occupation  of  Suakin  by  British  troops 
in  1885-86. 

i  Captain  Fox  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Bedfordshire  Regiment,  and 
took  part  in  the  operations  round  Colesberg  and  Rensburg  in  January  and  February  1900. 

V  Captain  H.  C.  Franks  served  with  the  expedition  sent  against  the  Yonnies,  on  the  West  Coast  of  Africa,  in  1887- 
88  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

Irish  Regiment.—'  Captain  Hon.  E.  B.  L.  H.  Stopford  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Fusiliers  in  the 
Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

2  Captain  Boisragon  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Eoyal  Irish 
Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

3  Major  Cane  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  i&32,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  ot  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

5  Captain  Crabbe  served  as  a  volunteer  with  the  6th  Inniskilling  Dragoons  in  the  Boer  war  of  1S81.  Served  as  a 


892  Wor  Servicefi  of  the  Officers  of  the  Militia  Infa^itry, 

volunteer  in  the  19th  Hussars  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  oCTel-cI-Kebir  (Medal, 
with.  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) . 

'  Captain  G-jldie-'raubmau  served  in  the  operations  against  the  Mazrui  rebels,  East  Africa,  in  1895-9J  (Medal 
3rd  Class  of  the  Zanzibar  Order  of  the  Hamoiidieh). 

8  Lieut.  Dunlins  served  in  tbe  Egyptian  w<tr  of  iE8.i,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- Kebir  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

Yorkshire  Regiment.—'  Colonel  Gunter  served  with  the  4th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Crimea  in  October  1854 
including  the  MCge  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp, and  Turkish  Medal). 

■*  The  Baron  H.de  icissier  servedi  n  theexjieditioutothe  Somian  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shrnpsh ire  Light 
Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star),  and  lu  the  8wbsec,aeQt  occupation  of  Suakm  by  British  troops 
in  1885-86.  ,  ,,; 

Lancashire  Fusiliers.— 1  Lt. Colonel  Ronser  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  the  6th  |  1 
Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers.  *  :,^ 

^  Major  Sanden,  Captains  O'Kelly  and  Robinson,  Lieuts.  Dundas,  Garratt,  and  Easton,  Second  Lieuts.  Oaitskell, 
Sir  Albert  Seymour,  Romer,  Beaumont,  Dansey,  Krook,  Wilmot,  and  Hardman,  served  in  the  South  African  war  in 
1899  iQoo  with  tbe  6th  Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers. 

•^  Lord  liosmeiid  s-ei  ved  in  tbe  operations  in  Zululand  in  1888  a^  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  General  Officer  Commanding.    ... 
Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  Hutton. 

^  Captain  Turner  served  in  the  Matabele  war  in  1896  (Medal).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with 
the  6th  Battalion  Lancashire  Fusiliers. 

'■'  t'aptrtin  Gi-dea  served  iu  the  Matabele  war  of  iSg;^  with  the  Bechuanaland  Border  Police  (Medal).  Servefl  in 
the  Souih  Af'icHn  war  in  igoo  uich  the  6  h  Bnttaliou  Lancashire  Fut-iliers. 

"  Captain  Applin  served  in  British  North  Borneo  in  1897-98.  including  the  Serd  Rebellion  and  the  operations 
against  Mat  Saluk  (Medal  with  Clasp) ;  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  District  Commissioner  at 
Bioemfontein. 

■'  Captain  Atkin  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Military  Commandant  at  Hopetown. 

1-  Lieut.  Smith  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  successively  as  Railway  StafT  Officer,  Assistant* 
Provost  Marshal,  and  Station  Staff  Officer. 

Scots  Fusiliers.—  '  Major  Hon.  G.  C.  T.  W.  Fiennes  served  with  the  21st  Fusiliers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and 
in  the  operations  ngjimst  Sekukui-i,  including  the  storming  ot  the  stronghold  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Captain  Vaughan  served  with  the  Burmese  Ex|)edition  in  1886-87  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  \rith  two 
Clasp-,. 

Cheshire  Regiment.— 1  Colonel  France  Hayhurst  served  in  the  Eastern  canipaiga  iu  1854-55,  including  the 
battle  of  the  Aiinn  nr.il  -dege  of  Sebastopol  { MediO  with  two  C  in  stir,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

~  Colonel  Beck  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  in  command  of  the  4th  Battalion  Cheshire  Regiment. 

■*'  Lt.Colonel  Nicholls,  Major  Woodward,  Captains  Cadell,  Hartford,  Marshall,  Von  Herbert,  Rathbone,  Turner, 
and  Hannau,  Lieuts.  Barton,  Friederichs.  Orchard,  Oakey,  Toone,  and  Baker,  Second  Lieuts.  Bean,  Radford,' 
Woolnough,  St.  Maur-Sheil,  Flanagan,  and  Pook,  and  Lieut,  and  Quarter  Marster  M*Kay  served  in  the  South 
African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  4th  Battalion  Cheshire  Regiment. 

*  Lieut.  Gott  served  in  the  Souaan  campaign  :n  1888  including  the  e.igagcment  at  Gemaizah  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
ami  Khedive'K  Star).  Served  with  the  (I'liilral  Heiicf  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  2nd  liattaliOQ 
King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers  including  thee  ipture  of  the  Malakand  Pass,  the  passage  of  the  Swat  River,  and 
the  rngagement  at  Panikora  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Ser\'ed  in  the  campaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  o'  India 
under  Sir  William  L  ickhart  in  1897-98  with  the  Tirah  Kxpeditionary  Force  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Kiug's  Own 
Scottish  Borderers  (two  Clasps). 

Welsh  Fusiliers. — ^  Cai)tain  Evanson  served  in  the  operations  against  Chief  Nanna  on  the  Benin  RivcT-,  West 
Coast  of  Africa,  m  1894  with  the  forces  of  the  Niger  Coast  Protectorate  (Med-il  with  Clasn). 

-  Lieut.  Barr  served  in  the  occupation  of  Crete  in  1697  with  th    2nd  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers. 

Kings  Own  Scottish  Borderers  — ^  Lieut.  Webb  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-83  (Medal).  Served  with 
the  f.'iini-Lnslitii  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  (.Medal  witli  Clasp). 

Scottish  Rifles.  —  '  l.t. Colonel  Johnstone  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expclition  under  Sir  Cha"les  Warren 
in  18S4-S5  on  the  Head  Quarters  Staff,  and  raised  upwards  of  100  men  for  the  2nd  Mounted  Rifles  (Carrington's 
Horse).  Served  iu  tne  Souih  African  war  in  1899  1900,  iu  command  c-f  a  Wing  of  the  4th  Battalion  Scottish 
Rifles,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Orauge  River  Colony  with  the  force  under  Major  General  Paget, 
mcluuini?'  the  surrender  of  Commandant  Prinsloo. 

2  Captain  Gardner  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1B99-1900  with  the  ist  Canadian  Contingent,  and  took  part  in 
the  operations  at  Paardeberg,  including  the  surrender  of  General  Cronj^  and  the  subsequent  march  to  Bioemfontein. 

4  Captain  Lynch  served  in  the  South  African  war  iu  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Munster  FusiUers,  and 
took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Orange  River  Colony,  including  the  surrender  of  Commandant  Prinsloo. 

^  Captain  Townshend  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Adjutant  with  the  Wing  of  the  4th  Battalion 
Scottish  Rifles  under  Lt.Colonel  Johnstone,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  Orange  River  Colony  including  the 
surrender  of  Commandant  Prinsloo. 

<i  Second  Lieut.  Boyd  Rochford  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Royal  Munster  Fusdiers, 
and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  Orange  River  Colony  up  to  the  6th  July,  when  he  was  wounded. 

7  Second  Lieuts.  Forbes  and  Anderson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i8qg-i9oo  with  the  Wing  of  the 
4th  Battalion  Scottish  Rifles  under  Lt.Colonel  Johnstone,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  the  Orange  River 
Colony  including'  the  surrender  of  Commandant  Prinsloo. 

Inniskllllng  Fusiliers.—'  Lt.Colonel  the  Hon.  C.  Alexander  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present 
in  the  eugagemeuts  at  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  Mahsama,  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- 
Kebii  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^  Colonel  Barton  served  in  the  Abyssinian  war  in  1867-68  with  the  j3rd  Regiment, and  was  present  at  the 
capture  ot  Magdala  (Medal). 

Worcestershire  Reginient.— •  Lt.Colonel  Holden  served  in  the  operations  on  the  Soudan  frontier  in  1SS9,  first 
as  a  volunteer  with  the  British  Brigade  under  Major  General  the  Hon.  R.  H-  de  Montmorency,  and  sub- 
sequently in  company  with  Colonel  tVodehouse,  Commauding  Egyjjtian  Infantry,  and  took  part  iu  the  pursuit 
after  the  engagement  at  Toski  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Bronze  Star). 

2  Major  Martinda'e-Vale  served  with  the  Bechuanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  Wan*en  iu  1884-35  with 
MeLhuen's  Horse. 

^  Captain  Brindle  served  in  the  Matabele  war  in  189;  with  Soreckley'ri  Horse. 

^  Captains  Steward  and  Morgan  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Worcester- 
shire Regiment,  and  took  part  in  operations  in  Orange  River  Colony. 

5  Captain  Beck  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Niger  Territories  in  1895.  Served  in  the  South  African  war  iu 
1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Worcestershire  liegiment,  and  took  part  in  operations  in  Orange  River 
Colony. 

fi  Captain  Young  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1873-74  with  the  42nd  Royal  Highlanders,  and  was  present  ir 
the  action  at  Amoaful  (slightly  wounded),  the  capture  and  destruction  of  Becquah,  the  battle  of  Ordahsu,  and  al 
the  capture  of  Coomassie  (Medal  with  Claspl.  Served  in  the  E'.ryptiau  war  of  1882  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the 
Black  Watch,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el- Kebir  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp,  anc 
Khedive's  Star);  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  1884  with  the  ist  Bnttalion  0 
the  Black  Watch,  including  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  I'emai  (two  Clasps);  and  with  the  Nile  Expe- 
dition in  1S84-S5  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  Black  Watch,  ami  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  River  Columi 
under  Major  General  Earle,  including  the  action  of  Kirbekau  (mentioned  m  despatches,  promoted  Lieutenant 
two  Clasps). 

7  Captain  Gordon  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  4th  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherlam 
Highlanders. 

East  Lancashire  Regiment.— 1  Captain  Trevor  Battye  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  with  the  Natal  Natiyt 
Contingent,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Uluudi  (Medal  with  Claspl.  Served  in  the  operations  i-u 
Basutoland  in  1880-81. 


War  Services  of  the  UJicers  of  t lie  Militia  Infantry.  893 

■i  Captain  Lloyd-Carson  served  in  the  South  Alrican  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  East  Lancashire 

East  Surrey  Regiment.—'  Colonel  Haines  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-66  (Medal). 

=  Captain  Halkett  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1384-S5  with  the  Black  Watch,  and  was  present  at  the 
iction  of  Kirbekan  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  star).  ,,„,,„ 

Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry.— >  Major  Llo.yd  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Duke  of  Cornwall  s 
ji.Tht  Infantry  throuRhout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882.  and  was  present  at  the  reconnaisaance  in  force  from  Alex- 
imlriaon  the  5th  August,  in  the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  in  the  two  actions  atKassasin, 
ind  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  m  1884- 
15  with  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Duke  of  Cornwall's  Light  Infantry,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the 
Advance  Column  under  Major  General  Earle  (Clasp).  ,.  „   ,    „ 

3  Lieut  Earv  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  reconnaissance  ot  h.atr  Dowar,  in 
the  engagements  at  El  Magfar  and  Tel-el-Mahuta,  at  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  batile  of  Tel-el- 
Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star) ;  and  in  the  Nile  Expedition  of  1884-85  with  the  River  Column  (Clasp). 

Border  Regiment.— '  Major  Jones  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  1st  Battalion  of  the  Hoyal 
Sussex  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column  under  Sir  Herbert  Stewart,  including  the 
action  at  Abu  Klea  and  the  engagement  at  Metammeh  (Medal  with  two  Clasos,  and  Khedive's  Stan. 

i  Captains  Congreve  and  Hon.  A.  E.  C.  J.  Stourton,  and  Lieut.  Crackanthorpe  served  in  the  South  African  war 
in  1899-1900  with  the  1st  Battalion  Border  KeKiment,  and  were  present  at  the  relief  of  Wepener  including  the 
engagement  at  Bushman's  Kop,  Orange  River  Colony.  ,      .  .   ,„ 

^  Captain  T.  R.  Morse  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

Sussex  Regiment. — '  Captain  Blake  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899- 1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Sussex 
Regiment  and  took  part  in  the  march  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria,  including  the  engagements  at  Welkom  Farm, 
Zand  River  and  Doornkop,  the  occupation  of  Johannesburg  and  Pretoria,  and  the  engagement  at  Diamond  Hill ; 
was  present  in  the  subsequent  advance  into  the  Orange  River  Colony,  including  the  operations  round  Bethlehem  and  in 
the  Caledon  Valley,  the  engagement  at  Relief's  Nek,  and  the  surrender  of  the  Boer  forces  at  Golden  Gate  on  ist 
Aug  1900;  also  took  part  in  the  operations  round  Thahanchu,  including  the  relief  of  Ladybrand,  and  in  the 
Winburgand  Lindley  districts,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Bothaville  and  Ventersburg. 
Hampshire  Reglriient.— '  Sir  John  Davis.— For  War  Services,  sec  Sussex  Regiment. 
-  Maior  Powney  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

3  Captain  Hampton  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  37th  Regiment,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ment at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879.  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  t'!7u,  including  th) 
eno-aeementsatMir  KarezandtheAsmai  Heights  and  the   investment  of  Sherpore   (Medal   with  two  Ciasps). 
Served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1885-87  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Hampshire  Regiment  including  the  sur- 
render of  Mandalav  (Medal  with  Clasp).  _        ,.      „  ,  .      .„     .         ^        , 
J  Lieut  Russell  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Hampshire  Regiment,  and 
took  part'  in  the  operations  at  Paardeberg,  the  engagements  at  Poplar  Grove,  Karee,  Brandfort,  and  the  Vet  and 
Zand  Rivers,  and  the  occupation  of  Bloemfontein  and  of  Johannesburg.               ,„,,,.       „  v.       „     ■ 
e  Lieut  Black-Hawkins  served  in  the  South  African  war  1899-7900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Hampshire  Regiment. 
South  Staffordshire  «6glment.— 1  Colonel  Charrington  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1900  in  command  of 
the  4th  Battalion  South  Staffordshire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  Orange  Eiver  Colony  with  Major 

^'^"Mateslckhrni?Captaiii  Williams,  Lieuts.  Reeves,  Whitehouse,  Brooks,  and  Steuart,  Second  Lieuts.  Clover, 
Deans  Martin  Ingleaeld,  and  Whitehead,  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1900  with  the  4th  Battalion  South 
Staffordshire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  Orange  River  Colony  with  Major  General  Paget  s 

^"  Maior  Tennant,  Captains  Elers  and  Smith,  and  Lieut.  Balfour  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1900  with  the 
4th  Battalion  South  Staffordshire  Regiment  until  invalided  home. 

t  Captain  Saunders-Davies  served  at  the  Base  during  the  South  African  war  in  1900. 

•■■  Second  Lieut  Rymer  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1900  with  the  Northumberland  Fusiliers. 

-  Tiput  Penketh  served  in  the  operations  against  Sekukuni  in  1878,  and  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879,  including 
the  ent-agements  at  Intombi  River  and  Ulandi  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Smilli  Africa.n  war  m  19M  with 
the  4th  Battalion  South  Staffordshire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  Orange  River  Colony  with 

■"DOTsetshlra'Re^glment '-*Lord  Digby  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Eattalion  of 
the  Coldstream  Guards,  and  was  present  m  the  engagement  at  Hasheen,  at  that  near  Tofrek  on  the  24th  March, 
•jTid  of  the  destruction  of  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  .     „         „, 

South  LanoasWre  Regiment. --1  Lt.Colonel  Blackburne  served  in  the  South  African  war  m  1900  m  Cape  Colony 
and^rOrangeRher  Colony  in  command  of  the   3rd  Battalion  South  Lancashire  Regiment  until  invalided  on 

'■''''Ma'iorHall  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  .900  in  Cape  Colony  and  in  Orange  River  Colony  with  the  3rd 
BattalX  South  Lancashire  Regiment ;  commanded  the  Battalion  after  Lt.Colonel  Blackburne  was  invalided. 

:"Ma?orTarbet  served  with  the  expedition  against  the  Jebus,  Lagos,  in  .892  (meiit.uned  in  despatches 
Medal  wfth Clasp)  Served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99.  including  the  K«ene  Expedition,  and 
iUeaai  wiLni./iasiJj.     ocivcvi  1    .,„.„.„,.„u„.,    ni^a.   nnn  Ci.ifir.i      .ciprvpd   in   the  South  African  war 


r L'lirro'lonfand  thrOrkngrR  ver  CoTon^^^  the  ^rd  Battalion  South  Lancashire  Regiment. 

'^^^Sapta™  Mye  aiid  lS  W^nser  servL  in  the  South  African  war  in  1900  on  Transport  duty  in  the  Orange  River 

^^'Tfeur^:«eri?^?rd\S\l,'rZ?lflfrici"nt^^^^^^^  River  Colony  with  the  Mounted  Infantry 

''"wTsiVeg^m^i'i'-  L?^uT  T°nnock''srv^e';rn  Uiirer'war  of  188.  with  the  Natal  Field  Force 
2!oJ.i  mafPh      1  T  m-^  Alexander  Kennedy  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Black  Watch  m  the  Egyptian  war  of 
Black  Watch.-'  Lord  Alexander  Ke^^^^^^^^  (Medal with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  in  the  Soudan 

,882,  and  was  P^,f  1^°' f '^'' ,'lf  ^'Xlion  B'ack  Watch,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  El  Teb  and  Tomai 

Expedition  in  '884  w^f^\''« '§'^,^''^"^'1^^^^  884-85  with  the  1st  Battalion  of  the  Black  Watch,  took  part  with 

lh"°Riv*e?Uolumyunfcr  Majo;Gene?!arE^^^^^  present  in  the  engagement  at  Kirbekan  (mentioned  in 

despatches  Brevet  of  Maj^^^^^^^^^ 
i  Lt.Colonel  W.  A.  Scott  ^f  jei  in  tne  r.   ypua  QevaM  Graham  and  Press  Censor 

Star);  also  served  m  'he  "xpe  1  tion  totUe  Sommnm  18=4^        ^      Temai  (mentioned  in  despatches,  two  Clasps). 

'^' Captlin  aa%te-C™PpMr^\4"ton^^^^^^^^  African  war  in  1899-.9-  with  the  4th  Battalion  Argyll  and 

^^^^^Sf^serv^in  ^th^^<>-^^|-;--^  ^^^^  1^^  ^t 

was  P.^?s'=".t  '"  .""^  ™S^geme«^/'  ^^^^''^  ''^IXne  B^ack  Watch  and  to  .k  part  with  the  River  Column  under 
mX  He  al  Ea'rie  ISl  was  prlsent  in  the  engagement  at  Kirbekan;  was  Boat  Officer  with  rank  of  Staff 
^gSi  S^^Sul^^-kS'^'S'i^Sli^SJ^h^^J^liS  Black  watch,  and  was  present 

'"^HESSSSIS^i^srsi-Tx^^tiK^^^ed^^ 

Oxfordshire  Light  inianwy.  1^  ^    ;,  ^^  j^^^^  ^^hen  they  were  invalided  home. 

P,"4vRe^Zn^-^°  aSo^^  Expedition  in  1884-85  as  Stat^' Captain  on  the  Head 

qlarte^s  Stiff  (mentioned  I'n  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  Star). 


894  Wiir  Services  of  the  Offlcers  of  the  Militia  Infantv)/, 

^  Majoi- Colvin  berved  in  the  Nile  Expedition  iu  1S84-85  witli  the  2nd  Battalion  of  the  Essex  Regiraeat  (Metl:»l 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

*  Major  Hussev-Wnlnh  served  in  the  Burmese  campaign  in  1887-89  with  the  Sawlapau- Expedition.  Eastern 
Karenni  (Medal  with  Claso) ;  with  ilie  Chin  Lushai  Expeditionary  Force  in  1889-90  (CIusp);  and  with  the  Wuntho 
Field  Fcirce  in  iSqi  as  Intelligence  Utiicer  (Clasp). 

■'  Captiiin  Blakeney  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99  with  the  Mendilaiid  and  Protectorate 
Expeditions  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

Derbyshire  Regiment.  —  '  Colonel  Pearse  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  with  the  2nd  Battalion  .if  the 
Irish  Re2:inient,  and  was  present  iit  tlie  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  gth  September  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el 
Kebir  (MedaV  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

North  Lancashire  Regiment.—*  Major  Harrison  served  in  the  Boer  war  in  iS3r  as  a  volunteer  with  the  i4tb 
Hussars.  Served  as  a  volunteer  with  the  4th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  Mahsania,  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  the  battle  at  Tel-el-Kebir,  and  at  the  capture  of  Cairo 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  throughout  the  Nile  Expedition  m  1884-S5  with  thp  Light  Camel 
Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Desert  Column,  including  the  engagement  at  Abu  Klca  Wells  on 
the  i6thand  17th  Februarv  (Clasp). 

Northamptonshire  Regiment. — '  Major  Wickham  served  with  the  1st  Battalion  Scots  (fuards  in  tbo  Kgvptian 
war  of  1SS2,  aud  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Klicdive's  Star). 

■'*  Captain  Perriu  served  in  the  Zulu  war  i'  1S79  (Medal  with  Clasji). 

Berkshire  Regiment.—'  Captain  Beresford  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-30  with  the  gth  Lancers  ; 
accomnanied  Sir  Fre'ierick  Roliorts  in  the  march  to  Gandahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar 
^Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration).    Also  served  in  the  expedition  against  the  Murri  Tribe  in  18S0. 

^  Lieut.  T.  Brown  Ber%'ed  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  Mounted  Infantry,  and  was  present  in  the  etiga  ce- 
ments at  El  Magiar,  Tel-el-Mahuta  and  Muhsaniu.in  the  two  actions  at  Kassasin,  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  ; 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's   Star);  in  the  Soudan  campaign   in   1885.  iucludiug  thPe  reconnaissance  trj 
H:i  sheen,  tli'-  tiiL'ngrmcnts  at  Ha  sheen  and  the  Tofrek  zereba,  and  the  orierations  atTeinai(two  Clasps);  and  with 
the  Snu'hui  Frontier  l''i>rcc  in  1885-86,  inclnding  the  engagement  at  Giniss. 

West  Kent  Regiment.—'  L^aptain  Kennedy  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  188 1  with  the  Natal  Field  Force.  Served  in 
the  Nile  l^iXijedition  in  1884-S5  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  West  Kent  Regiment  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star). 

Yorkshire  Light  Infantry.—'  Major  Hayes-Sadler  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  Kafr  Dowr  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star),  Served  in  the  suppression  of  the  rebellion  in  Matabeleland 
in  1893  (Medal),  and  iu  the  operations  in  Mashonaland  in  1896  as  Special  >Service  Officer. 

-  Major  M'Fall  served  with    the    2nd    Battalion    King's    Own  York.>*hire  Light  Infantry  in  the  Zhob  Field  1 
Force  in  i8go  under  Sir  George  White  during  the  Zhob  and  Kiderzai  Expeditions  and  in  the  march  to  Vihowa. 

3  Captain  Spencer  Stanhope  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1S84  with  the  igth  Hussars,  and  was 
piesent  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  iu  the  Kile 
Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  19th  Hussars,  and  was  present  in  the  iiction  at  Kirbekan  (two  Clasps). 

*  Lieut.  Patterson  served  with  the  Jowaki  Afreedee  Expedition  in  1877-78  iMcdal  with  Cla>p).  Served  in  the 
Afghan  war  of  1878-80.  and  was  present  at  the  capture  of  Ali  Masjid,  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the 
Uurmese  Expedition  m  1886-87  (two  Claspsi. 

Shropshire  Light  infantry.— '  Major  Scott  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  7th  Dragoon  Guards 
aud  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  KhediveV  Star). 

2  Lieut.  Pecker  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  Kurram  Division,  including  the  Zaimusht 
Expedition  and  the  assault  ot  Zawa  (Medal). 

*  Lieut.  Skelley  served  :n  the  Eg.vi)tian  war  in  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Mcdnl  with 
(ylasp,  and  Khedive's  Star,  and  Medal  for  Distinguished  Conduct  m  the  field)  ;  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  i8c.( , 
including  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  aud  Temai  (two  Clasps) ;  and  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Clasp). 

Middlesex  Regiment. — '  Lt. General  Kent  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854  and  ap  to  the  26ih  March 
10^5  with  the  77th  Regiment,  including  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman  and  siege  of  Sflbastopol  {Medal  with 
Lhree  Clasps.  5th  Cun^s  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Turkish  Medal).  Nominated  to  the  ist  Class  of  the  Metljidie  for 
services  rendered  to  tbo  Sultan  of  Turkey. 

'■^  Captain  Anderson  served  in  the  Niger  Soudan  campaign  under  JLnjor  Arnold  in  1S97,  including  the  expedi- 
tions to  Egbon  (at  Lokoja),  Bidu,  and  Ilorin  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

■'  Cttptiiin  Wiiltei  served  with  the  57th  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  ^J^tl  was  present  at  the  action  of  Gin- 
gindhln\u  :ind  relief  of  l-^Uowe,  and  throughout  the  operations  of"  Clarke's  Column  "'  (Medal  with  Cbis))*. 

King's  Royal  Rifle  Corps.—'  Colonel  Templev  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  (Medal,  and  Khedive's 
Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1SS5  as  Commandant  of  the  Balloon  Detachment,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  Hasheen  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-igoo  as 
Director  of  Steani  Road  Transport. 

^  Sir  Thomas  Butler  served  in  the  Eastern  camjiaign  in  1S55  as  Lieutenant  56th  Regiment,  and  was  present  at 
the  siege  and  capture  of  Seba.«topol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

■*  Lord  Frederick  FitzGerald  served  as  .Vdjutant  to  the  2nd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Afghan  w^r  from 
October  187810  N<jvember  1880,  look  part  in  the  advance  on  and  occupation  of  Candahar  and  Khelafc-i-Ghilzie, 
and  was  presentin  the  engagements  at  AhmedlCheyland  Urzoonear  Ghuzuee;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts 
in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  thebattleof  Candahar  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decora- 
tion). Served  in  the  Marri  Kxpedition  under  Brigadier  General  MacGregor.  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881. 
Served  with  the  3rd  Battahou  King's  Royul  Rifle  Corps  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  present  ii*  the  action 
at  Kassasin  (9th  September),  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  aud  Khedive's  Star).  Also 
served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-S5  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Redvers  Bnllcr,  Chief  of  the  Staff  (mentioxed 
in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Clasp). 

5  Colonel  W.  Cooke-ColUs  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80,  and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Candahar 
with  the  force  under  Major  General  Phayre  (.mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign 
in  1885  as  Deputy  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter  Master  General  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

fi  Major  Pixley  served  as  Column  Transport  Officer  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi.and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ments fit  Lang's  Nek  and  the  Ingogo  River— severely  wounded. 

7  Colonel  G.  Astell  served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  of  the  60th  Rifles  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present 
at  the  action  of  Gingindhlovu  and  relief  of  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  iu  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with 
the  2nd  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifles  in  the  Natal  Field  Force.  Served  with  the  Chin  Lushai  Expeditionary 
Force  in  1889-90  in  command  of  the  Presidency  District  (received  the  thanks  of  the  Government  of  India,  men- 
tioned in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

s  Major  Pilkington  served  in  the  Boer  war  in  1881  as  Transport  Officer.  Served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  as 
Acting  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Archibald  Alison,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp, 
and  Khedive's  Star). 

^  Major  Lysons  served  in  the  Afghan  war  from  October  1878  to  October  1879  with  the  2nd  Battalion  60th  Rifles, 
and  took  part  in  the  advance  on  and  occupation  of  Candahar  and  Khelat-i-Ghilzie  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Boer 
war  of  t68r  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 

'"  Captain  Irby  served  with  the  BurniGse  Expedition  in  1S86-87  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^"^  Captain  Wyiin  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80  with  the  2nd  Battaliou  of  the  ooth  Rifles,  and  was  present 
at  the  occupation  of  Candahar.  and  m  the  eugagC-nents  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  ;  accompanied 
Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present,  at  la  -.  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  two 
Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Also  served  with  the  Marri  Expedition  in  iS8i  under  Brigadier  General 
MacGregor.     Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 

"  Captain  Holmes  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  :379-ao.  and  was  present  in  the  engagementsat  Ahmed  Kheyl  and 
Urzoo  near  Ghuznee  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar  and  was  present  at  the  battle 
of  Candahar  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bvon;;e  Decoration).  Also  served  with  the  Marri  Expedition  in  1S81  under 
UrigHdicriJcneral  MacGregor.    Served  m  the  Boer  war  of  iSSi  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 


War  Seriiccs  nf  the  Officfia  of  the  Militia  Inj'antnj.  895 

WiltsWre  Regiment.— 1  Lieut.  Fepoer  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,01, 

Manchester  Regiment.—'  Captain  Aiken  served  in  the  South  African  war  iix  1900  wi'h  the  4th  Battalion  South 

swffordshire  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operatious  in  Orange  River  Colony  with  Major  General  Paget  s 

'  Captain  de  B»rtodano  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1809-1900  with  the  2nil  Battalion  the  Bofrs. 

North  Staffordshire  Regiment —'  Colonel  Bill  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1S86  attached  to 
Briiradier  General  Stewart's  Staff  in  the  Ruby  Jlines  Expedition  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

=  Colonel  llirehouse  serve.l  in  the  South  African  war  in  1900  in  command  of  the  4th  BattahonNorth  StaHbrdshire 
llr'riment.     [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  786.  „.  ,  ^    „.,, 

-  Lt  Colonel  Twemlow,  Major  C.  'Wedgwood,  Captains  Sannders-Davies,  Bull,  P.  H.  Wedgwood,  \Vebb,  Bdl, 
Bla-K  Hawkshaw,  and  Levett,  Lieuts.  Prior,  B.  H.  Wedgwood,  Limbert,  Stapylton,  and  Hon.  R.  N.  D.  Ryder,  and 
Second  Lieuts.  Lyon,  Moore,  Mosley,  Page,  and  Philips  served  in  the  South  African  war  m  1900  with  the 
,th  Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Regiment.  „r    ,   ,        ,.01       % 

*  Captain  Trouo-hlon  served  in  the  operations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1893-99  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

*  Lieut.  Koebel  and  Second  Lieut.  Thomas  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  tgoo  with  the  4th  Battalion 
North  Stafford  Regiment  until  invalided  home. 

'■  Lieut,  Saiidland  served  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  1888.  „       ,  ,         -     ,   j- 

"  Lieut  Aherne  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900,  took  part  iu  the  operations  at  Paardeberg  including 
the  surrender  of  General  Cronji!,  and  was  preseut  at  tiie  engagement  at  Driefontein  (appointed  Quarter  Master 
ith  Battalion  North  Staffordshire  Regiment).  c     ...  o^  ,«    j  u-      -o     • 

■^  Captain  Seckham  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1900  with  the  4th  BattaUou  South  Staffordshire  Regimen 
and  took  part  in  the  operations  in  Orange  River  Colony  with  Major  General  Paget's  Brigade.         ^  .      ,.      ^ 

York  and  Lancaster  Regiment.—'  Major  General  F.  Hardy  served  as  Orderly  Ofhcer  to  Brigadier  General 
Russell  at  the  second  relief  of  Lucknow,  at  the  Alumbash.  and  at  the  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow ;  also  pre- 
sent with  the  84Ch  Regiment  at  the  relief  of  Azimghur  and  pursuit  of  Koer  Sing  (mentioned  m  despatches,  Medal 

"ourham  Light  Infantry.— '  Captain  Fraser  served  in  the  ca-npaign  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India 
under  Sir  William  Lickhartin  1897-98  with  the  22nd  Punjab  Infantry  with  the  Malakand  Field  Force,  and  was 
nresentin  the  operations  in  Swat  and  Bajaur  including  the  night  attack  of  Nawagai  on  the  tgth,  20th  and  21st 
September  ■  with  the  'Mohmand  Field  Force  including  the  capture  of  the  Badmanai  Pass  and  the  operations  m 
the  Mittai  and  Suran  Valleys;  and  with  the  Tirah  Expeditionary  Force  including  the  engagement  at  Dargai 
on  the  i8th  October  1897  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ,„.»,-      -.^     ,,        t  ■  i,^  t  t„   *-„  „    t 

-  Captain  Scott  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battahon  Durham  Light  Infantry,  and 
took  part  in  the  advance  through  Northern  Natal  and  into  the  Transvaal.  ,  „  „  ,-      rv     i, 

*  Lieuts.  Rowlandsou  and  Danvers  served  in  the  South  African  war  m  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battahon  Uurham 
Light  Infantry  in  Natal  and  in  the  Transvaal.  ,,.    .,       ,t-    t.»t   <■     .       •     ..1 

Highland  Light  Inlantry.- '  Lt.Colonel  Pagan  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Lmht  Infantry  in  the 
Fc'VPtian  war  of  188-,  and"  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kcbir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star), 
'seaforth  Highlanders—  '  Major  Davidson  served  with  the  vSth  Highlanders  in  theAtghanwar  in  i83o  (Medal). 

'  Lieut  Glrfin  served'  in  the  Afghan  war  iu  iSSo  with  the  78111  Highlanders  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Hazara 
E^nedition  in  1S91  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders  (Medal  Nvith  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Chitral 
Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  iEq5  as  Quarter  Master  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth  Highlanders,  and  was 
uresent  in  the  engagement  at  Mamugai  (Medal  with  Clasp).         „  ,,,  ,      t.  ■      ,•      ,r  c    .   >ii 

Gordon  Highlanders  — 'Colonel  Man-Stuart  served  with  the  field  force  under  Brigadier  Murray,  R  ArtiUerj  , 
emT,lovedc-°he  ,o-mileradiusroundShiinghai  during  the  summer  of  1863  (Medal).  Also  with  the  Anglo-Chniese 
Cor  tingent'in  Colonel  Gordon's  Taeping  campaigns  of  .S63-64,  and  was  present  during  the  operations  before 
Soochow  and  at  the  siege  and  storming  of  Changchow  (Chinese  Medal,  and  2nd  Class  of  the  order  of  the 
Precioulstar).  Was  selected  in  187^  to  raise  a  corps  of  Military  Police  tor  the  treaty  district  ol  Newchwang 
Southern  Manchuria,  at  that  time  infested  by  mounted  banditti,  and  subsequently  commanded  the  force  embodied 
received  the  thanks  of  the  British  and  Italian  Ministers  and  of  the  Imperial  Commissioner,  with  the  Brevet  of 
Colonel  in  the  Chinese  army  and  the  Cross  of  the  Italian  C.-own  4th  Class).  Served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  m 
iSsTX  as  Boat  O.licer  and'Staff  Officer  and  afterwards  asCommandant  at  Dal  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s 
Star)  Received  the  thanks  of  the  Eirvplian  Government  and  the  4th  Class  of  the  Osmanieh  tor  his  services  as 
Aide  le  Camp  to  General  Valentine  Baker  Pasha,  and  Acting  Deputy  Insoector  Genera  of  Gendarmerie  m  '886-88. 

"It  Colonel  Burn  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Major  General  M  Queen, 
Commanding  the  Hazara  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  MedaUvith  Clasp).  =,„hprlaud 

♦  Lieut.  Napier  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  4th  Battahon  Argyll  and  Sutheilauil 

"s^LteufRobertson  served  in  the  South  African  war  of  ,399-1900  and  was  lu'eseiit  at  the  battle  of  Elandslaagte 
yy-i)-  was  awarded  the  Victoria  Cross  for  the  lollowing  act :-"  At  the  battc  of  Elandslaagte,  on  the  21st  Oct., 
399  duHn-the  Anal  advance  on  the  enemy's  position,  this  VVarrant  Officer  led  each  successive  rush,  exposing 
liimself  fearlessly  to  the  enemy's  artiller^-  and  rifle  fire  l"  encourage  the  men.  After  the  main  position  had  been 
Spmred  he  led  a  small  party  to  seize  the  Boer  camp.  Though  e.vposed  to  a  deadly  cross-fire  from  the  enemy  s 
ntlerhe't;a^'antly  lield  on  to  the  position  captm-ed,  and  contmued  to  encourage  the  men  until  he  was  dangerously 

"oameren"  HigWandei'S.-'  Lt.Colonel  Norman  MacLeod  served  in  the  Egyptian  w.-ir  of  ,882  < Medal,  and 
Khediye°sSrar)  Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  ist  Battahon  Black  Watch  anl  was  present 
m  the  eiK'aeemeuts  at  El  Teb  (slightly  wounded)  and  Teuiai  1  mentioned  in  despatches  two  Clasps). 

'■Captain  Ems^e  served  throughout  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82  withthe  Cameron  Highlanders  and  was  present 
at  the  batthj  orrel  el  kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).    Served  throughout  the  Nile  Expedition  m 
^834  1.  with  tL  Cameron  Highlanders  (Clasp);  also  served  throughout  the  operations  of  the  Soudan  Frontier 
tned  Force  in  1835-86  with  the  Cameron  Highlanders,  including  the  investment  otKosheh^ 
fhe  i^'-.th  Dioember,  and  the  engagement  at  Giniss  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  for  distinguished  conduct  in 

'  ''irfsh'^Rlfles  -'  Sir  Francis  Edmund  Macnaghten  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  ■n'ith  the  8th  Hussars 
including  thibattles  of  Alma,  Balaklava.  and  Inkerman,  affairs  of  Bulganak  and  M'Kenzie  s  Farm  and  s.ege  of 
Sphtts^onol%eda  with  four  (Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal) .  Served  in  Rajpootana  and  Central  India  in  1353-59. 
andwis'^^re^ent  afth^^  ^otah  ke    Serai,  capture  ot 

,'w^linr  ^intionsofKocndrve  (horse  wounded)  and  Boordah  (Medal  withClasp). 

^  Brigadier  Genera°rutbill  served  throughout  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1863-66.100^  part  in  the  expeditions  to 
the  ThSmesand  theW^^^^^  ^^^  taking  of  Orakau  and  in  the  engagement  at  Omaranu. 


*  Lieut'  Rowan-Hamilton  served  iu  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  v 

0  T  r  I'nlnnel  Cole-Hamilton  served  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Lij, „     -   .    „  — ,-  „         j  •     .1, 

„n  I  was  oreLnt  afthe  sSrlnder  of  Kafr  Dowar  and  Damietta  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star)  Served  m  the 

evldifon"!!  the  Soudan  "n  1885  with  the  ist   Battalion   Shropshire  Light  Infantry  (Clasp).  Served  in  the 


'^"lleu't  Reeve  served  iu  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  Royal  Irish  Rifles  Mounted  Infanti-y. 

Lieut'  Bowau'lllmilton  served  iu  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2iid  Battalion  Royal  I'''sh  Rifles, 

^L^il^clloLTS^Hamiltonservedwith^ 
„_.d  was  present  at  the  sui 
expedition  to  the  Soudan 
'"?  C%tirM'lamitii^se'^-v4'^SiX°'£;S^  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  =,ul  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Rifles. 

-  Ca?tain  Garstbi^en'ed  in  the  South  African  war  in  ,899-.9«.  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Insn  Rifles. 

LST'^fsiU^rr-l'Ml^?  'llyt'se?vedTn  Se'r'e\lfli^1.i' the  North  West  Territory  of  Canada  in  1885  with 
Ron  ton's  Mount'ed  InfiStry  and  was  present  in  the  engagemcui-.  at  Fish  Creek  and  Batoche  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

3"Sor3Tyrwhitlwaiiier  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2  with  the  ist.  Battalion  Royal  Irish  Fusiliers, 
and  was  prese'nt  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive  s  star). 

1  ^^^S^tZ^'^Z:^^^^^^^^^^  "S^  Ss'^t^a^rii'the  General  Officer  Com- 
manding. 


yg6  War  Seroices  of  the  (.>jji:erx  of  th'  MiUlia  Infuntnj. 

«  Colonel  Leslie  served  with  the  2n(l  Battalion  Grenadier  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  w8a  present 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Ulasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

s  Lieut.  M'Donnell  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  in  1882  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the 
.*NOUth  African  war  in  iSoq-igoo,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Farqnhar's  Farm  (wounded). 

'  Lieut.  Osborne  served  in  the  Soudan  canipaigii  in  1884,  an  1  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and 
Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

Gonnaught  Bangers.—'  Colonel  Hnmniond  served  with  the  S8th  Regiment  throuKhont  the  Kafir  war  of 
1877-7S.  i^nd  as  Adiulant  of  the  Ilesriment  throu'jhont  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Lieut.  M'Nallv  ser\'ed  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1870  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Uluudi— dangerously  wounded 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

Argyll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders.— i  Colonel  Dick  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  111  command 
of  the  4th  Battalion  Argvll  and  Sutherland  Highlanders. 

^  Lt. Colonel  Campbell,  Captains  Mure,  B.A.  Cuninghame,  Pearson,  Grahame,  Hall,  and  Houldsworth,  Lieuts. 
Robinson  and  Stewart,  and  Second  Lieuts.  W.  J.  Cuninghame,  Falconar-Stewart,  Hazlerigg,  A.  P.  R.-C.  Campell, 
Davidson,  Sotheby,  vVhaley,  Ramsay  and  A.  A.  L.  Campbell  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the 
4th  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland' Highlanders. 

■t  Major  Hon.  T.  H.  A.  E.  Cochrane  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-igoo  as  Assistant  Provost  Marshal  at 
Head  Quarters. 

4  Major  Scott  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Assistant  Provost  Marshal  at  Kroonstad.     • 

■'>  Lieut.  Gilligan  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  4th  Battalion  Argyll  and  Sutherland 
High"»anders. 

.  uieut.  Fenton-Livingstone  served  in  the  Ki^yptian  war  of  1802  with  the  1st  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Mediil  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

»  Captain  Denholni  serveil  with  the  gist  Hiirhlanders  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  in  the 
action  of  Ginsindhlovu  and  the  relief  of  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'^  Lieut.  Williamson  served  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Gingholovo  and  at  the  relief 
of  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  1st  Battalion  Argyll  and 
.Sutherland  Highlanders,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Modder  River,  Magersfontein,  Koodoosberg,  and 
Paardeberg,  and  in  the  advance  to  Bloemfonteiii. 

Lelnster  Regiment. — 1  Colonel  Smyth  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1864-65  with  the  65th  Regiment  (Medal); 
served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1900  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  in  command  of  the  3rd  Battalion  Leinster 
Regiment ;  was  Commandant  at  Queenstown  from  16th  to  27th  .June,  and  afterwards  Commandant  at  Stormherg. 

"^  Lord  Castletown  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with 
Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star.) 

■»  Lt. Colonel  Luttman-Johnsoii,  Captains  Tyssen  Smyth,  Sheppard,  and  Arnott,  Major  Barry,  Lieut.  Stoney, 
Second  Lieuts.  Cochrane,  Scott,  and  Cameron  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1900  with  the  3rd  Battalion 
Leinster  Regiment. 

5  Captain  Weldon  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  i9oowith  the  3rd  Battalion  Leinster  Regiment  till  30th  August, 
when  he  was  appointed  Railway  Staff  Officer  at  Pretoria. 

6  Captain  R.  R.  Smyth  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  igoo  with  the  3rd  Battalion  Leinster  Regiment  till  the 
3th  April,  when  he  was  appointed  a  Railway  Staff  Officer. 

7  Captain  C.  E.  R.  Smyth  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1900  on  Special  Service  under  Brigadier-General 
Settle  in  Orange  River  Colony,  and  afterwards  as  Assistant  Press  Censor. 

"  Lieut.  Gallehawk  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1900  with  the  3rd  Battalion  Leinster  Regiment  till  7th 
August,  when  he  was  apjiointed  Railway  Staff  Officer  at  Stormberg. 

Munster  Fusiliers.—'  Sir  Augustus  Riversdale  Warren  served  with  the  20th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the 
26th  January  185s  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  capture  of  Kinbourn  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th 
Class  ofthe  iledjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-58,  including  the  actions  of 
Chanda.  Umecrpore,  and  Sultanpore,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow  (wounded),  subsequent  operations  in  Oude 
and  afTairs  of  Pohan  and  Mean  gunge,  also  at  Churda,  and  Fort  of  Musjeedia  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

s  Captain  East  served  in  t.ie  Kgyiitian  war  of  1882.  and  was  present  at  the  engagement  atTel-el-Mahuta  and  at 
the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Claap,  and  Khedive's  Star);  and  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  iSos,  in- 
cluding the  engagement  at  Hasheen,  the  attack  on  the  Convoy  on  24th  March,  and  the  engagement  at  Temai 
tClasp). 

"  Lieut.  Bell  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  looo  with  the  3rd  Battalion  Leinster  Regiment. 

Dublin  Fusiliers.—'  Captain  Fairtlough  served  in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  against  Bawftrume  in  1896 
(mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO.)  Served  in  the  ojierations  in  Sierra  Leone  in  1898-99,  including  the  Karene  and 
Mendiliind  Expeditions  (mentioned  in  despatches,  CMG.  and  Medal  with  Clasp). 

Rifle  Brigade.— '  Lord  Hardinge  served  with  the  Nile  E.xpeilition  in  1884-85,  and  was  present  at  the  actions  at 
.\bu  Klea  and  El  Gubat  and  in  the  reconnaissance  to  Mctammeh  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

3  Lt. Colonel  Serjeant  served  throughout  the  Bechuanaland  E.\pedition  in  1884-S5  under  Sir  Charles  Warren  with 
the  Mounted  Rifles  and  the  Pioneer  tlegimeiit. 

'  Captain  Teed  embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  and  served  throughout  the 
second  phase  ofthe  Ashanti  war  in  1874,  including  the  battle  of  Amoaful,  battle  of  Ordahsu,  and  capture  of  Coo- 
massie  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

'  Lieut.  Adkins  served  with  the  Jowaki  Afridi  Expedition  lu  i877-7S(Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  m  the 
Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  All  Musjid  (Vtedal  with  Clasp.  Served 
with  the  Mahsood  Wuzeeree  Exoedition  in  1881.  Served  in  the  campaiarn  on  the  North  West  Frontier  of  India 
under  Sir  William  Lockhart  in'i897  with  the  Tochi  Field  Force  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


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[ClevelaQtl  House,  St.  Jiimes's  Square,  S.\V.~ 

HojfOEAHT  Colonel. 
Ji.R.H.  Albert  Edward,  Prince  of  Wales  and  Duke  of  Cornwall,  KG.  KT.  KF.  GCB    GCSI  GCMG 

GCIE.  GCro.  4c.  4-c : .: ; .,:,o  Jan.  co 

COMMASDING  THE   TUPEBtAI.  YeOMAHKT. — 

Aides  de  Camp, — 


Jiepnf^  Adjutant  General  Jor  Imperial 
Teomanry  {with  rank  of  Colonel 
in  the  Amn/). 
A.  G.  Lucas,  Hon.  Col.  Suf- 
folk Yeomanry ...28  Feb.  00 

Aisig/anf  Adjutant  Generals  for 

Ii.iptrial    Yeomamy    {icith    rank   if 

Colonel  in  tke  Armt/). 

Arthur,  ri^c^.Yalentia.ilfP. 
Lt.Col.  Oxford  Yeomanry 
Cavalrr i  Jan.  00 

T.  A.  Sfc.'Quintin,!  Colonel 

ret.  pay  8  Hussars 28  Feb.  co 

Hon.  H.  G.  L.  Cricbton, 
Col.  Comdg.  Portsmouth 
Vol.  Inf.  Brigade 28  Feb.  00 

H.  C.  Earl  of  Lonsdale, 
Hon.  Col.  Westmoreland 
and  Cumberland  Yeo- 
manry     28  Feb.  00 

lit.  Hon,  G.  R.  C.  Lord 
Harris,  GCSI.  GCIE. 
Hon.  Col.  East  Kent  Yeo- 
manry...,  28  Feb.  00 

E.  W.  Beckett,  JfP.  Hon. 

Li.  Col.  Yorkshire  Huss.28  Feb,  00 

Dejiiifi/   Agsisfant  Adjutant    Generals 

for  Imp.  Yeomanry  {with  rank  of 
Major  ir  the  Army). 
W.    H.    Earl     of  Dudley, 

Major    Worcester    Yeo- 

manrr    15  Jan.  00 

Edw.  W.  D.  Baird,  Major 

Suffolk  Hussars 20  Jan.  oc 

Dep.  Aasi-tt.  Adjt.  General  for  Corp» 
raised  out/tide  Head-Quarters  {tcith 
rank  of  Major  in  the  Army), 

Brigade  Major, 

Staff  Captains  for  Imperial  Yeomanry 
{with  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army), 

('.  R.  J.  Buke  of  Marl- 
borough, Lieut.  Oxford 
Yeomanry 15  Jan.  00 

Gerard  L.  Den-iman,  Lt. 
h.p.  Grenadier  Guards. ..20  Jan.  00 

Po.yHjtMfej-.— H.W.Fielden,« 
Hon.  Col.  retired  pay 3  Feb.  00 


1ST  Bjlttalio', 


T>t  and  2nd  (Wiltshii'e)  Companies. 
;;rd  (Gloucestershire)  Company, 
41b  ( Glamorffanshire  I  Company, 

COiTH.^NDAST. 

R.  E.  GoUghtly,  D.SO.Capt. 
Reserve iS  Apr.  00 

2XD  US   COUMAITD. 

W.  H.  Wyndham-Quin.-UP. 
Major  Reserve iS  Ai)r,  00 

Captains, 

K.  T.  Hill,  Capt.  Glouces- 
tershire Yeomani'y    7  Feb.  00 

G.  W.  Graves,  late  Capf.  3 
Bn.  East  Surrey  Seyt.    ...  7  Feb.  00 

AV.  J.  R.  Marsh,  Capt.  4 
Vol.  Bn.  Soatb,  Wales 
Borderers  iSApr.  00 

L.  A.  Graham-Ciarke,Capt. 
Reserve 26  Aug.  00 

LlEtTTENANTS. 

\V,  H.  Playne.  Capt.  Glou- 
cestershire Yeomanry  ...  7  Feb.  i:>o 

Sir  T.  Fowler,  Barf.  Lieut. 
Wiltshire  Yeomanry 7  Feb.  00 


A.  G.  Lord  Thyiiue,  2nd  Lt 

Wiltshire  Yeomann-..  .  7  Feb.  00 
C.  M.  Thornton,  jud  Lieut. 

Wiltsoii-e  Yeomanry 7  Feb.  00 

C.    S.  Awdry,   2nd  Lieut. 

Wiltshire  Veomaiu-y 7  Feb.  00 

J".    H.     Pri  t  chard -Ray  ner. 

Capt.    Anglesey    R.    E. 

(Militia! 14  Feb.  00 

A.  G.  N.  Hendersou  ,24  Feb.  00  ' 

L.  St.  J.  Brodrick  10  Mar.  oc 

V.  Sneke    10  Mar.  00 

R.  G.  M.  Priebard 27  Mar.  00 

5/j- J.  P.  Dickson-Poynder, 

Barf.     Capt.     Wiltshire 

Yeomanry...  4  Apr.  -o 

G.  J.   G.   C.    Codrington, 

Hon.    Major    Gloucester 

Yeomanry 7  Apr.  c>d  , 

M.Geo.  Burmister o  May  00 

Heury  Francis  Cliffortl    ...15  May  00 

M.  Wm.  Barkly 2  June 00 

H.  T.  Eiuvards 11  Oct.  00 

Adjufo/fff:  —  S.     Custance, 

Capt.  Reserve roMar.  00 

J.  H.  Eusor,  Capt.  Reserve2S  ^far.  00 
Machine  Gun  Coritniandcr. — 

B.  Smith-Bingham    10  Mar.  00 

Qr.   Mr.— Hon.    R.    E.    F. 

Robertson, /rtCf  Capt.^Bn, 

Derby  Regf 4  A^ir.  00 

Med.   Of.—E.  T.  Shorland 

{temp.  Capf.) 10  Mar,  00 

Vet.    Qf.—T.   A.    Huband 

{temp.  Vet.  Liiiif.)  10  Mai*.  00 


C.  S.  Paulet,  2nd  Lieut. 
Warwickshire  Yeomanrv  7 

W.  A.  L.  Fletcher  \.  7 

G.  L.  Fletcher 21 

J.  Moncrieff... ....:..28 

Miguel  Hunt z^ 

E.  J.  .StuurtrOn i 

John  Hiirold  Onslo\v-(Jibb  24 
AdJ>ffiiiit.—W.  B.  Mynors. 
Major,  2nd  in  Command 
( t^'up.    Ma /or    in    Army, 

3  Feb.  col  ■ 

Qr.  Mr.-~0.  S.  Martiudale- 
\  ale.  Major  6  Bn.  Wor- 
cestershire Regt..... 

Med.  Of.— 

Vif.  0#'.— W.  G.  Dixon. 
Vet.  Lieut.  Lancashire 
Hussars  Yeomanrv    


Feb.  00 
Feb.  00 
Mar.  o._> 
Slay  00 
June  OC' 
Aug.  00 
Aug.  00 


3  Feb.  00 


3  Feb,  00 


3i;d  B.*.TrALiON. 


:^>D  Battaliox. 


5th  (Warvrickshii-e)  Company.       1 

218&  and  22nd  (Cheshire)  Companies. ' 

32nd  (Lancashii'e)  Company.         I 

COMiIA>»DAX  r.  I 

M.  A.  Burke,  Lt.Col.  Res.20  Jan.  00  | 
2ND  IN  Command.  [ 

W.  B.  M.'^^l0^s,  Major;  Lt. 
Reserve  (Adjcfanf)    3  Feb.  00 

Capt.\.ins.  1 

A.     H.    Lord     Grosvenor,  1 

Major;    Capt.    Cheshii-e  ! 

Yeoman TT,- 3  Feb.  00  j 

O.  M.  Leigh,  Major ;  Capt. 
Cheshire  Yeomam-y  3  Feb.  00 

L.  H.  Jones,  late  Captain  5 

Laneerf 7  Feb,  co 

J.  S.  Forbes,  Lieut.  War- 
wickshire Yeomanry 28  May  00 

F.  B.  J.  Stapleton  Brether- 
ton ,  Lieut.  Lancashire 
Hussars  Yeomanrv  28  Nov.  00 

Lieutenants. 

S.  Reynokls,  Capt.  4  Bn. 

Welsh  Fusiliers  3  Feb.  00  j 

R.  W.  D.  Phillips,  Lieut. 

Cheshire  Yeomanry  3  Feb- co  { 

Hon.  R.V.  Grosvenor, Capt.  i 

17.  Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles.  3  Feb.  00  j 
R.  Barbour,  Lieut. Cheshire 

Yeomanrv 3  Feb.  00 

J.  H.  W.  Rennie,  late  Capt. 

5  Lancert    3  Feb.  00 

A.  W.  Daniel,  late  Capt.  5 

Lancerf   3  Feb.  00 

W.  F.  E.Massev,  late  Capt. 

3  Bn.  W.  York  Megt 3  Feb.  00 

H.  C.   C.   Beaumont,   late 

Lieut.  Scots  Guards    3  Feb.  00 

R .  B.  Charteris,  Lieut.War- 

wickshire  Yeomanry 7  Feb.  co 

E.    E.    Pilkington,    Lieut. 

Lancashire  Hussars  Yeo.  7  Feb.  00 


9th  and  iitb  (Yorkshii-e)  Companies. 

loth  (Xotts.,  Sherwood  Rangers) 

''ompany. 

12th  I S.  Xottinghamstiire)  Company. 

<_'03j:mandasts. 
p.s.r.  G.  J.  Yomighusband, 

Major  Inilian  Staff  Corps2o  Jaiu  00 
R,  F.  T.  Gascoigne,  Major 

York  Hussars  Yeomanry 

{Kith  ronk  of  Lt.Col.)    ...21  Aug.oo 

2SD  IX  Command. 


C-APT.VIXS. 

L.RolIeston,  Hon.  Colonel: 

Lt.'.'ol.  S.  Xotts  Yeo.  ...18  Juneco 
H.  R.  do  la  P.  Beresford- 

Peirse,       Lieut .       York 

Hussars  Yeomanry  {with 

rank  of  Major) 21  Aug.  do 

M.  S.  Dawson,  Capt.  Notts 

Yeomanry 3  Feb.  oo 

Lnais  E.  Starkey,  Reserve  3  Feb.  00 
F.  G.  Davis,  Major;   Capf. 

late  4  Bn.  E.  Surrey  Hegt. 10  Mar.  00 
S.    F.    Wombwell,     Lieut. 

York  Hussars  Yeomanry  i  Aug.  00 
R.  L.  Birkin,  Capt.  South 

Notts  Yeomanry 19  Juneoo 

H.  H.  Wilson,  Lieut.  Notts 

Yeomanry 26  Sept.oo 

LlEDTENANTS. 

L.  E.  Starkey,  Major  Res.  3  Feb.  00 
H.  O.  Pesi-cock,  Lieut.  Notts 

Yeomanry 3  Feb,  00 

U.  H.  Tristram,  Lieut.  S. 

Notts  Yeomanry 3  Feb.  00 

S.  A.   Smith,    2nd    Lieut. 

YorkDragoonsYeomanry  3  Feb.  go 
W.  P.  Jeflcock,  2nd  Lieut. 

York Di-agoons Yeomani'y  3  Feb.  00 
A.  C.  Doxat,^£i^eCup^7p;(. 

Rifle  Brigade 3  Feb.  00 

J.  Mackillop,  Capt.  ^  Vol. 

Bn.  W,  York  Regt.^ 7  Feb.  00 

Frank  Mitchell  10  Mar,  00 

C.  W.  E.  Buncombe,  Capt. 

York  Hussars  Yeo 14  Mar.  00 

D.  Turner 5  Apr.  00 

H.  L.  Birkin    „ 8  Apr.  00 

J.  Crocker : i  May  00 

Ernest ThrelfallWhiteheadiQ  Juneoo 

Richard  E.  Siigden    15  .luly  00 

Geoi'ge  Percy  Jennings  .26  July  00 
Henry  A.  Cole  Hamilton...  i  Aug.  00 
Leslie  C'>rbett  I'oventry  ...  9  Aug. 00 

Thomas  Philip  Barber 11  Sept.w) 

W.  G.  A.  Vftliance 26  Sept.oo 


8g8 

Ailjidnui.— 
Machine  Gltii  Commander. — 

A.deA.  Doni8thorpP,Lt. 

1  Vol.  Ba.  W.  York  Reut.24  Feb.  00 
Or    .Uc— E.  H.  Pickering-, 

Qr.  Mr.    i    Vol.    Bii.    W 

York  Regt 

,1/.rf.  Off- 
Vet.  Off.  —  F.   Doutbwaite 
{temp.  Vet.  LtJ)    


.10  Mar.  00; 


1  Feb.  00 


H 


;  Feb.  cc 


J  Nov.  00 


4TH  BirrALTOX. 

6th  (Staffordshire)  Company. 
7th  (Leicestershire)  Company. 
8th  (Derbysbire)  Company. 
28th  (Bediordshire)  Company. 

CoMMiXD.VNT. 

F.  G.  Blair,  Col.;   Lt.Col. 
Leicester  Yeomanry 20  Jan. 

2ND  IN   COMKAND 
( with  rank  of  Major) . 
E.  L.   Braithwaite,  Major 

"F^GSGrVG  ,,,-,.-••-- -■•■ 

H.  C.  Duffdaie,  Capt.  Res. ; 

Hon.  Major  Derby  Yeo.17  May  od 
W.     Brnmlev  ■  Davenport, 

Capt.  W.  Stafford  Yeo.  .2 

Captains. 

T  E.  Harrison,  Capt.  Leic. 

Yeomanry 7  Feb.  00 

L.fJ.Gisbome.Capt.  Derby 

Yeomanry  >7  ^^i'  °° 

T    A.  Wight -Boycott,  Lt. 

Stafford  Yeomanry    26  Nov.  00 

Hon.  F.  C.  Stanley,  Capt.       ^ 

Grenadier  Guards 2S  Nov-oo 

Lieutenants. 

W.  Moat,  Lieut.   Stafford 

Yeomanry 3  Fet.  00 

W.   Byron,  Lieut.   Leices- 
tershire Yeomanry  3  Feb.  00 
H.  C.  Gardner,  Lieut.  Siaf- 

ford  Yeomanry    3  Feb.  00 

G  A  Clay,  Lieut.  Stafford  ' 

Yeomaiiry  3  Feb.  00 

W  M.  C.  G.Bagjhawe,  2nd 

Lieut.  Derby  Yeomanry  3  Feb.  00 
W.  S.  Power,  2nd  Lieut. 

Derby  Yeomanry  3  Feb.  00 

W.  Byron,  Lieut.  Leicester  | 

Yeomanry      7  Feb.  00  , 

Hon.  P.   C.  Evaus-Freke, 

Lieut.  Leicester  Yeo.    ...  7  teb.  00 
W.  F.  Martin,  -nid  Lieut. 

Leicester  Yeomaurv 7  Feb.  00 

Hon.  G.  G.  Hamilton.Lieut. 

Reserve 17  Feb.  00 

H  A.  M.  Earl  Cowley,  late 
Lt.  aioucesterYeiimanrx/ ...TJ  Feb.  00 

Kenneth  R.  N.  Spier 17  May  00 

E  M,  Grantham 23  June  00 

Mark  Leonard  Paget i  Aug.  00 

Bertram  H.  G.  Arkwright25  Oct.  00 
Adjutant.  — i.  R.   Ewing, 

Capt.  ResEi-ye  .... 
'Machine  Gun  Command-er. — 

B.  J.  FitzHerbert  

Qr    Mr.—V.  Humphreys, 
Hon.  Lt. ;  Qr.  Mr.  Res   . 
Med.  Off.- 

Vet    Off.  —  Vf.  T.  .Vulton, 
(temp.  Vet.Lt.)    3  Feb 


T'he  Imperial   Yeomanry. 

2ND  IX  Command. 
Hon.  G.  L.  Bryan.  Major 
Reserve 3  Feb.  rx> 

C»rrvl>s.  j 

J.   C.    Ker-Fox,    Bt.Major  | 

Reserve 7  F-'p.  on 

r.  L.  Bate-'.  Capt.  Reserve  7  Feo.  00 

W.  A.  Powell,  IntcLient.  II 

Hnxmrf   25  July  00 

J.  T.  Lutley,  Ca  pt.  5  Bn. 

Worcester  Regt.    - sSept.or. 

N.   E.  Money.  2nd  Lieut. 

Shrop--hire  Yeomaurj-  ...20  Oct.  00 


LirirBNASTS. 


J.  Selwjn,  Capt.  Wor- 

ester  Y'eomaur.v   3  1'eb.  oo| 

.;.  Nettlefold.  Lieut.  Wor- 
cester Yeomanry  3  Feb.  CO 

R.  T.  Jones,  Lieut.  Shrop-  1 

shire  Yeomanry -  3  Feb.  00  ] 

H.  Gurney,  Lieut.  Shrop- 
shire Yeomanry 3  Feb.  00 

G.  A.  Onslow  3  Feb.  00 

G.  S.  Clayton,  Capt.  North- 
umberland Y'eomamy       7  Feb.  00 

E.  H.  Place,  Capt.  Durham 
Artillery     7  Feb.  00 

M.  R.  C.  Backhouse,  Lieut. 
Northumberland  Yeo.        7  Feb.  00 

R.  Gray,  2nd  (,ieut.  North- 
umberland Yeomanry  ...  7  Feb.  00 

J.  H.  Crane.  Capt.  Worces- 
tershire Y'eomanry  21  Mar.  00 

Wilfred  Cainpljell  Watson  10  .4.pr.  00 

J.  R.  Renwick    12  May  00 

Bavmond  Theodore  Pelly..io  July  00 

George  Alexander  Weir  ...17  July  00 

Adjutant.  — VC.  C.  Ander- 
son, Capt.  3  Bn.  Cheshire 
Rept 3  Feb.  00 

Machine  Gnn  Coniniantler. — 
E.  Vau.x,  Major  i  Dur- 
ham Vol.  Artillery-  ■  3  Feb.  00 

Qr.  Jfi-».— E.  J.  Piper,  Qr. 
Mr.  I  Vol.  Bn.  Shrop- 
shire Lt.  Inf.  {Hon.Capt.)  3  Feb.  00 

G.  L.  A.  Dodd,  2nd  Lieut. 
Reserve  10  Apr.  00 

FreviUe  Cookson    10  May  00 

Edw.  A.  S.  Gell  6  Oct, 

[  Med.    Off.  —  P.    Davidson 

(temp.  Capt.) 3  Feb.  00 

Vet.  Off.  -T.  M.  P.  Parker 
{temp.  Vel.  If.)  ...  3  Feb.  00 


J.  D.  Boswell,  Capt.  Ayr- 
shire Yeomanry 7  Fob.  00 

H.  B.  Towse,(.'apt.Lothians 

and  Berwick  Yeomanry  7  Feb.  00 
D.  A.  Wauihope,  Lieut.  Lo- 

thians  and  Berwick  Yeo.  7  Feb.  00 
J.   R.  Ramsav.   Lieut.    Lo- 

thians  and  Berwick  Yeo.  7  Feb.  00 
K.   H.   M.   Connal,  Lieut. 

Lanarkshire  Y'eora.anry..  7  Feb.  00 
W.    P.   Donaldson,    Lieut. 

Lanarkshire  Yeomanry..  7  Feb.  00 
J.    Gilmonr,    Lieut.     Fife 

Vol.  L'glit  Horse 7  Feb.  00 

J.  Simiisnn,  Lieut.  Fife  Vol. 

Light  Horse 7  Feb.  oo 

J.  St.  J.  G  aham,  Lient. 

Lanarkshire  Y'eomanry..  7  Feb.  co 
J.  J.  Bell,  Lieut.  A\Tshire 

Yeomanry        7  Feb.  00 

W.  J.  Marshnll,  2nd  Lieut. 
Lanarkshire  Yeomanry..  7  Feb.  00 

N.Stewart      7  Feb.  00 

Walter  Greenhall  Gardyneii  Oct.  00 
A.  C.  Campbell,  St.Lothians 
and  Berwick  Yeomanry  16  Nov.  00 

Adji'lnut.—S.  M.  Vereker, 

late  Capt.  4  Drafjoon  Gdit.  3  Feb.  00 

Machine  Grn  Commander. — 
A.H.M.  Jamieson,  Lieut. 
I  Midlothian  Vol.  Art. 


Qr.    Mr.—  R.    K.   Blair, 
Midlothian  Vol.  Art. 

Med.  Off.—W.  J.  Naismith, 
MI>.  Surg.  T.t.  Col.  Ayr- 
shire Y'eo.  (temp.   Capt.) 

Vet.  Off.— J.  M'L.  Young, 
Vet.  Lieut.  Fife  Vol.  Lt. 
Horse 


3  Feb.  00 
3  Feb.  o=> 


71a 


BlTClLION. 


6th  Batialion. 


...  3  Feb.  00 
;  Feb.  00 


Feb.  00 


5IH  Battalion. 

13  (Shropshire)  Company. 

14th  and  15th  (Northumberland) 

Companies. 

16  I  Worcestershire)  Company. 

Commandant. 
F.  C.  Meyrick,  Major  Res. 20  Jan.  oa 


17th  (Ayrshire)  Company. 

i8th  (Latiarkshire)  Company. 

19th  (Lothians  and  Berwickshire) 

Company. 
20th  I  Fife  and  Forfarshire  Light     I 
Horse)  Company. 

Commandant. 
C.  R.  Burn,  Major  Reserve2o  Jan.  00 

2ND  IX  Command. 

P.  K.  H.  Coke,  Capt.  Res.  3  Feb.  00 

Captains. 

W.  K.  Hamilton-Campbell, 
Capt.  Aii-rshire  Y'eo.  7  Feb.  00 

A.  Coats,'  Capt.  Lanark- 
shire Yeomanry 7  Feb.  00 

Sir}.  P.  Miller,  Burt.  Capt. 
Lothians  &  Berwick  Yeo.  7  Feb.  00 

R.  W.  Pur\-is,  Capt.  S.E. 
of  Scotland  Artillery i  Nov.  00 

LlEOTENAXTS. 

H.  Kidd,  Capt.  Lothians 
and  Bern-ick  Y'eomanry  7  Fell.  00 

O.  E.  Boultoii,  Capt.  Ayr- 
shire Y'ejmanry  7  Feb.  od 


25tb  (West  Somerset)  Company. 

26ta  (Dorsetshire)  Company). 

27tli  I  Devonshire)  Company. 
48th  (North  Somerset)  Company. 

Commandant. 

P.  J.  Browne,  Capt.  Dorset 
Yeomanry -5  July 

2ND  IX  Command. 


(  '.VPIAINS. 

W.  E.  T.  Bolitho,  Capt.  i 

Devon  Yeomaury    7  Feb.  00 

S;i-E.Lees,B(ii-^  JiP.Capt. 

Dorset  Y'eomanry  24  Feb.  00 

H.  W.  Harris,  late  Capt.  3 

\       Bn.  IVillfhire  Sefft 24  Feb.  00 

T.   R.  Svmons,  Lieut.  N. 

Somerset  Y'eomanry 29  Nov.  00 

LlEOTENAXTS. 

M.  Dc   Las    Casas,  Capt. 

N.  De\on  Y'eomanry  . 
L.  A.  de  V.  Carey ,  2nd Lieat. 

I  Devon  Yeomanry    7  Feb.  00 

H.   A.    Cartwrijca',    C».pl. 

Reserve  ^^  Feb.  00 

C   P.  W.  Kindersley,  Capt. 

Reserve  24  Feb.  00 

R.  I'.  Batlev, Lieut.  Somer- 

set  Yeomanry  24  Feb.  00 

B.  Fitzgerald    =4  lett.  00 

G.  A.  Gibbs,  Capt.  North 

Somerset  Yeomanry         28  Feb.  00 
A.  C.  Thynne.  2ud  Lieut. 

X.  Somerset  Yeomanry    28  Feb.  00 
J   .\.  Cooke-Hurle.  2nd  Lt. 

N.  Somerset  Yeomanry     2S  Feb.  00 
J.  B.  H.  Goodden,  Lieut. 

Dorset  Y'eouianrj-    7  Apr.  00 

Arthur  Hugh  V.  WiUyaniS23  June  o<. 

V  L.  Gordon  11  July  00 

(ieo.  Aug.Carbaret  Thynue  i  Aug.  00 
R.  G. 


7  Feb.  00 


.  Cave   " 26  Sept.  00 


A<0''ttaHf,—K.W.yV.  Eyton, 

Lieut.  N.  Devon  Yeo- 
manry   i8  Oct.  oo 

^lachbie  Gun  Commaudev. — 

J.D.  Mansel,Lt.Col.Res,2i  Feb.  oo 
q,-.  Mr.~X.  C.  E.  Locke, 

late    Capt.    W.    Somerset 

Yeomanry    21  Feb.  00 

M^d.  Ojf.— F.Welford,itf"5. 

{temp,  Capt.) 24  Feb.  00 

Vet.    Of.— J.    Rowe,    Vet. 

Major  Dorset  Yeomanry 

(temp.  Vet.  Li.)    21  Feb.  on 


8th  Batta-LIon. 

23rd  (Lancashire)  Company. 
24th  (WestmoreUnd  and  Cumber- 
land) Compnny. 
77tli  (Manchester)  Company. 

Commandant, 
A.  P.  Crawley,  Major  Res. 20  Jan.  00 

2ND  IN  Command. 
D.  H.  Macpherson,  late  Sea- 
forfh  Mighlnnders,  Assist. 
Militari/      Governor       of 
Johannenhnrg    3  Feb.  00 

Captains. 
G.   Kemp,  Cant.  Duke  of 

Lancaster's  Own  Yen.  ...  ■^  Feb.  00 
\V.  H.  Parkin,  Capt.  West-  ' 

moreland  and  Cumb.Yeo.  3  Feb.  00 
G.  R.  Crosaeld,  Capt.  i  Vol.  ' 

Bn.  S.  Lancashire  Regt.18  Apr.  00 

Lieutenants. 

H.  M.  Hardcastle,  Capt.  D. 
of  L-^ncflster's  Own  Yeo.  3  Feb.  00 

A.W.  Huutiu<i:ton,Capt.  D. 
of  Lancastoi  'b  Own  Yeo.  3  Feb.  00 

J.  H.  Williams,  2nd  Lieut. 
Westmoreland  and  Cum- 
berland Yeomanry 3  Feb.  00 

r.  Beddiufitun,  2nd  Lieut. 
Westmoreland  and  Cum- 
berland Yuomanry 3  Feb.  00 

J.  G.  K.  Wood,  2nd  Lieut. 
Westmorclund  and  Cum- 
berland Yeomanry 3  Feb.  00 

A.  Heap 3  Feb,  00 

F,  Sowler,  Lieut.  7  Lanca- 
shire Vol.  Arlillery    ......  4  Apr.  00 

A.  A.  Ho]ikiuson,  Lieut.  2 

Vol,  Kn.  Manchester  Ret.  4  Apr.  00 

R.  H.  Cawley,  Lieut.  2  Vol. 
Bn.  Manchester  Regt.  ...  4  Apr.  00 

C,  R.  Pilkinj^ton,  Lieut,  2 
Vol.  Bn,  ibtnchester  Rgt.  4  Apr.  00 

Adjnfaiif. — G,  S.  Leslie 3  Feb.  00 

Machine  Gun  Commander. — 

Qr.  Mre.—U..  Samson    3  Feb.  00 

E.  G.  Facey,  Hon.  Lieut. 2-^  Aug.  00 

2Ied.  Off.-- 

TV/.  Ojf— H.  G.  Westgate 
(temp.  Vet.  Lt.).., 9  Feb.  00 


gTH  Battalion. 

29th  (Denbighshire)  Company. 

3otli  (Pembrokeshire)  Company. 

31st  and  49th  (Montgomeryshire) 

Companies. 

COMM.VNDANT. 

H.R.  L.Howard,  Hon.Col.: 
Lt.Col.  Denbigh  Yeo.      .  3  Feb.  00 

2ND  IN  Command. 

G.  W.  Forbes,  Hon.  Lt.Col.; 
Major  Montgomery  Yeo.  7  Feb.  co 

Captains. 
S.  L.  Pnrry.  Hon.  Lt.Col.; 

Major  Denbigh  Yeo 3  Feb.  00 

R.    W.    H.    W.    Williams- 

Wynn,  Cnpt.  Montgono. 

Yeomanry 24  Feb.  00 

E.  D.  Cropper,  Hon.  Maj. ; 

Capt.  Pembroke  Yeo.    ..  24  Feb.  00 

F.  H.  Fernie,  Lieut.  Res.   .19  Sept. 00 


The  Imperial    Yeomanrij. 

Lieutenants. 
J.  H.  W.  Eyton,  Major  Res.  3  Feb.  00 
C.  E.  Wynne-Eyton,  Lieut. 

Denbigh  Yeomanry  3  Feb.  oc 

J.  H.  Wrigley,  2nd  Lieu'. 

Denbigh  Yeomanry  3  Feb,  00 

W.  R  K.  Mainwaring,  2nd 

Lt.  Denljigh Yeomanry...  3  Feb.  00 
W.  S.  R.  Cox,  late  Lieut.  4 

Bn.  Shropshire  Light  Inf.  7  Feb.  00 

A.  S.  Ti-evor .". 7  Feb.  00 

E.    E.    Rirhards-.n,    Capt. 

Carmarthen  Artillery     .24  Feb.  00 

E.  W.  Kirkby,  Capt.  5  Vol. 
Bn.  S.  Wales  Borderers. .24  Feb.  go 

G  FitzHugh,  Litut.  Mont- 
gomery Yeomanry    24  Feb.  00 

B.  H.  Jones 24  Feb.  00 

B\   J.  Walton,  2ud   Lieut. 

Montgomery  Yeomanry.. 24  Feb.  00 
W.  H.  Partridge,  lafeLiAif. 

Montgom.  R.  Eng.{Mitif.)   7  Mar.  00 
E.  B.   Jones,  Lieut.  4  Bn. 

Welsh  Fusiliers  21  Mar.  00 

Reginald  A.  Blunt 30  June  00 

George HutchiugsArdaghiy  Sept. 00 
Adjutant.—J.   M.   Gordon, 

Capt.  Reserve  7  Feb.  00 

Machine  Gun  Commander. — 

E.  E.  Hutton 7  Feb.  00 

Qr.  Mr.~J.  M.  Evetts,  Lt. 

Col.  Reserve 7  Feb.  co 

Med.  Of.— 

Vet.   O^— A.   Bate    [temp. 

Vet.  Lt.) 7  Feb.  00 


loTH  Battalion. 

37th  and  38th  (Buckinghamshire) 

Companies. 

39th  (Berkshire)  Company. 

40th  (Oxfordshire)  Company. 

Commandant. 
C.  V.  W.  Lord  Chesham, 
Brigadier    Genei-al;    Lt. 
Col.  Bucks  Yeomanry  ,..20  Jan.  co 
A.  F.E.Smith.iSMajorRes.isMar.  00 

2ND  IN  Command. 
W.   A.   W.   Law£on,  Capt. 
Reserve 15  Mar.  00 

Captains. 
G.C.Ricardo.  Hon.Lt.Co\; 

Major  Berks  Yeomanry  3  Feb.  00 
W.  de  Winton,  Capt.  Bucks 

Yeomanry 3  Feb.  00 

A.Butler   3  Feb.  00 

A.  C.   B«illie,   late  Lieut. 

Ro,\al  Artillery   7  May  00 

H.  Connop,^afeiiV«/.  4  Bn. 

Devon  liegt 25  July  00 

Lteutknants. 
W.   F.   M'Donnell.   Major, 

late  Benqal  Lt.Marne  Vols.   3  Feb.  00 
ifon. E.E.'Twislfton-Wyke-  ' 

ham-Fiennes,  Lieut."  Ox- 
lord  Yeomanry    3  Feb.  00 

P.  Perceval,  Lieut.  Bucks 

Yeomanry 3  Feb.  00 

G.  Ayres,  Acting  Qr.  Mr. 

Berks  Yeomanry 3  Feb.  00 

M.  C.  E.  Lord  Norreys,  late 

Capt.  3  Bn.  Berks  Regt...  3  Feb.  00 
H.  J.  E>Te,  late  Capt.  Berks 

Yeomanry    ;..   3  Feb.  00 

W.    H.    Bishop,    late    Capt. 

Berks  Yeomanry  3  Feb.  00 

C.  J.  St.  Quinton 3  Feb.  00 

Francis  Francis 3  Mar,  00 

BarryEalkett,cert'iH9»»rffr 

Military  Goo.  Pretoria    ...  3  Mar.  00 

B.  Molloy  5  Apr.  00 

James  HaiTy  Roberts  i  May  00 

Harry  Houghton 7  May  00 

Richard  Spencer  Britten... 13  June  00 
Malcolm  Barclay  Bovill  ....2^  July  00 
Adjutants.  -~  J.     h.     Reid, 

Lieut.  Reserve 14  Feb.  00 

A.  V.  Poynter,  2nil  Lieut. 

Reserve 15  Mar,  00 

Edw.  Robt.  Murray 19  Sept.  00 

Machine  Gun  Commander,—* 


899 

Qr.  Mm.—C.  Grant 7  Feb.  co 

Cyril  Sims 28  July  00 

Med.  Off.— 

Vet.    Off.  —  H.   C.    Jagger 
(temp.  Vet.  L*.)     7  Feb.  00 


I  'TH  Battalion. 

34th  and  35th  (Middlese.v)  Companies. 
33rd  (E.  Kent)  Company. 
30th  (AV.  Kent)  Company. 

Commandant, 
R.  B.  Firman,  Capt. Reserve22  Aug.  00 

2ND  TH  Command 
(with  rank  of  Major). 

E.  Frewen,  Hon. Lt.Col. ; 

Major  E.  Kent  Yeomanry22  Aug.  00 

Captains. 

Hon.  E.  J.  Mills,  Cnpt,  W. 
Kent  Yeomanry   10  Feb.  00 

C.  L.  Peacocke,'Lieut.  Re- 
serve     4  May  CO 

Hon.  G.  H.  W.Walsh,Lieut. 

Reserve    25  May  co 

G.  E.Prideaux-Brune, Lieut,  g.iulj  00 

T.  Xojf/ Denmfin, Lieut. Res.  18  July  00 

F.  D.  .1.  Annesley,  Capt. 
Resei've    22  Aug.  co 

LlEUTKNANIS. 

E.  C.  H.  Kennard,  Lieut. 
Reserve    3  Feb.  oo- 

G.  E.  Earl  Sondes,    Hon. 

Major;  Capt.  E.Kent  Yeo.  7  Feb.  00 

Hon.  H.  A.  Milles-Lade. 
Capt.  E.  Kent  Yeomanry  7  Feb.  00 

J.  Lewiu,  htle  2nd  Lt.  West 
Riding  Regt.,  Assist,  Pro- 
vost Marshal,  S.  Africa  ...  7  Feb.  co 

J.  Birch 7  Feb.  00 

Sir  S.  E.  Scott,  Bart.  2nd 
Lieut.JWest  Kent  Yeo lo  Feb.  00 

R.  B.  Pott,  2nd  Lt.  W.Kent 

Yeomanrv 10  Feb.  co 

E.  P.  Gundry,  late  Capt.  3 

Btn.  Shropshire  Light  Inf.  10  Feb.  00 

F.  i''.  Rogers,  late  Lt.  3  £tn. 

York  and  Lane.  Regt.    ...24  Feb.  00 

J.  B.  Evans 4  M^y  00 

Wm.  Goodchild  Dixon  15  Mtiy  00 

G.  Roller 25  May  00 

G.  S.  Lee&ton  Smith  23  JuneoD 

William  Kingwood 6  July ,00 

A.  Palmer tS  July  00 

Charles  E.  B.  Hunt 29  Aug.  00 

Charles  H.  Blackburne 20  Sept.  00 

K.  Hely 21  Nov.oo 

R.  E.  S.  Barrington  21  Nov.  co 

Adj,~ 

Machine  Gun  Comdr. — 
qr.Mr.—n.    Brooke,     late 

Lieut.  I  Life  Guards    10  Feb.  Co 

Med.  Off.— 

Vet.   Off.  —  W.    B.    Wallis 

(temp,  Vet.-Lt.) 10  Feb.  o 


I2TH   B.ATTALION. 

41st  (Hampshire)  Company. 

42nd  (Hertfordshire)  Company. 

43rd  and  44th  (Suffolk)  Company. 

Commandant. 
p.s.c.  R.  H.  F.  W.  Wilson, 

Bt.  Major;  Capt.  Res.  ..20  Jan.  00, 

2ND  IN  Command. 
G.  D.  de  V.  Earl  of  Essex, 
Major,  Herts.  Yeo.. ij,  Feb.  co 

Captains. 

J.  B.  Gilliat,  Capt.  HertP. 
Yeomanry  3  Feb,  00 

J.  E.B.Seely,  Capt.  Hamp- 
shire Yeomanry   7  Feb. 00 

J.  R.  Harvey,  Capt.  Suffolk 
Yeomanry 7  Feb.  00 

G.  B.  Rickards,  late  Lieut. 
Munster  Fusiliers ;  A'sitt. 
Staff  Officer  for  Colonial 
Forccf,  S.  Africa  7  Feb.  00 

4^2 


goo 

LiBUTErAMS. 

G.   R.    Smith  -  Bosanquet, 

Capt.  Herts.  Teomanrr...  3  Feb.  00 
Sir  G.  C.  A.  Artliui-,  Bart. 

Lt.  Herts.  Yeomanry 3  ret"-  °° 

G.  Lubbock,  Lt.  Herts.  Yeo.  3  Feb.  00 
C.  Heseliine,  Major  7  Bn. 

Royal  Fusiliers 7  Feb.  00 

C.  Erie,  Capt.  s  Bn.  Middle- 
sex Rest 7  Feb.  00 

R.  A.  Joiinson,  Capt.  1  Vol. 

Bn.  Hampshire  Regt 7  Feb.  00 

J.  M.  Wilson,  Lieut.  Nor- 
folk Artillei-y 7  Feb.cxi 

R.  O.  Kerrison,  Lt.  Suffolk 

Yeomanry  7  Feb.  00 

G.  Heseltine,  Lt.  Hampshire 

Yeomanry 7  ^eb.  00 

H.    E.    Crawley,    2nd   Lt. 

Suffolk  Yeomanry  7  Feb.  00 

G.  C.  Buxton,  2nd  Lt.  Suff. 

Yeomanry  7  Feb.  00 

B.  E.  Greenwell,  ind  Lt. 

Hampshire  Yeomanry  ...  7  Feb.  00 
Bon.  Vf.  E.  Guinness,  2nd 

Lt.  Suffolk  Yeomanry  ...  7  Feb.  00 
A.  R.  Buxton,  2nd  Lt.  Suff. 

Y'eomanry  7  Feb.  00 

F.  W.  Salmon  18  Apr.  00 

George  Green    25  Oct.  00 

V.C.Jones  31  Oct.  00 

AdJ.—C.  P.  Crane 3  Feb.  00 

Machine  Gun  Commander. — 

Qr.  Mr.—'S.  p.  Snowden  ...  3  Feb.  00 

Med  Of.— 

ret.  Off.- 


13TH  Battalion. 

45th  (DublinI  Company. 

46th  and  S4th  (Belfast)  Companies, 

47th  (Lord  Donoughmore'.')  Co. 

COMMANDAM. 


2KD  IN  Command. 

Captains. 

R.  A.  Maude,  late  Lt.  i  Vol. 

Bn.  E.  Kent  Begt 17  Feb.  w 

C  M.  Robin. ;a/cCn7)^J?o.j/n;. 

Jrrlei/  Militia    29  May  00 

T.  R.  A.  Stannus.  Capt.  4 

Bn.  Leinster  Regt 3°  -A-i'S-  00 

LlxriBlTANTS. 

Titct.    R.    G.    Ennismore, 

Capt.  4  Bn.  Munster  Fus.  3  Feb.  00 
H.  C.  V.  Stuart,  late  Capt. 

WaterfordArf 3  Feb.  oo 

H.  F.  Montgomery,  Capt, 


";Sn.wsh^Ris^^:..:3:i7Fe^<»i  re^cifri  ^-  ?•' 

p.  K.  Ruttledge 17  Feb.  00  ,      ^  et.  Lt.  Duke  o. 

o     Ai„„.„^o,-   Cnnt.  =  Bn.  Royal  Canadian  H 


R.  Alexander,  Capt.  5  Bn. 

Rifle  Brigade 21  Feb.  00  ; 

A.  P.  Lane,  late  Capt.  3  Bn.  ] 

Welfh  Fusilier! 21  Feb.  00 

J.  Craig,  Lieut.  3  Bn.  Royal 

Irish  Rifles 24  Jan.  00 

F.  J.   Montgomery,  4  Bn. 

Irish  Rifles 3  Mar.  00 

J.  R.  Mitchell,  Capt.  3  Bn. 

Irish  FusiUers  3  Mar.  00 

C.  S.  Donnelly, 'n'e  Capt.  i 

Bn.  Iriih  Bifies 3  Mar.  00 

C.  P.  S.  Ewart,  Capt.  Res.18  Apr.  00 

William  Harland 21  Apr.  00 

G.Benson  6 June 00 

T.  Cumming  Butter   lAug.oo 

AdJ.—'S,.  R.  Robinson,  Capt. 

4  Bn.  Irish  Rifles 21  Feb.  00 

Machine  Otin  Commander.— 

H.  J.  Smith,  Lt.  Res 21  Feb.  00 

Qr.  Mr.—  H.  E. Dickinson, 

Amiit.       Bist.        Cmumr. 

Orange  Sifer  Coloni/    21  Feb.  00 

Med.  Off.  — F.   A.  Hadley 
MB.  {temp.  Capt.)  21  Feb.  00 

Vef.  Off.— 


The   Tmperial   Yeomanrij. 

r4TH  Battalion. 

53rd  (East  Kent)  Company. 

55tli  (Kortbumberlnnd)  Company. 

62nd  (Middlesex)  Company 

69th  (Sussex)  Company. 

Commandant. 

lion.  H.  V.Duncomlie,  Maj. 
2  Vol.  Bn. Yorkshire  ReRt.15  Sept.  00 

2ND  IN  Command. 


Captains. 

C.  L.  Marks,  Capt.  4  Bn. 
Highland  Lii;ht  Infantry  7  Feb.  00 

W.   T.    Rodcn.    lot,      Capt. 

York  Dun.  Yeomanrif  7  Mar.  00 

H.  Vuke  of  Norfolk;   KG. 

Hon.  Lt. Col.;   Major  2nd 

Vol.  Bn.  Sussex  Regt.  .  ,  7  Apr.  00 
Sir  J.  R.  G.  Sinclair,  Bart. 

Lt.('ol.;    late   1    Caitltnegg 

Vol.  Art 28  Apr.  00 

D.  H.    M'Lean.    Capt.    N. 
Somerset  YeomaDry  16  Aug.oo 

T.  L. Halls,  lateindLtetit.21 
HnKora    19  Sept.  00 

LlKniEHAXTS. 

H.J.  Few.  2nd  Lt. :  2nd  Vol. 
Bn.  W.  Surrey  Regt 7  Feb.  00 

E.  H.  Jarvis,  Cajit.  !  Vol. 

Bn.  K.  Surrey  Regt 7  Mar.  00 

E.    A.    Cunningham,    late 

Lieut.  4lh  Bn.  Gloncettrr 

Begt 7  Mar.  00 

J.  B.   Cunliffe,  late  Lieut. 

Shropshire  Yeomanry 7  Mar.  00 

L.  P.  A.  Barlow.  Lt.  Reserveio  Mar.  00 
L.   D.   Passy,  late  lud  Lt. 

Boyal  Marine/  lo  Mar.  00 

E.  Christie 10  Mar.  cx> 

F.R.  William.s-Wynn,Capt. 

Montgomery  Y'eoraanry  2S  Mar.  00 
E.  J.  Corv,  Lieut,  i  Cinque 

Ports  Vol.  Rifles  28  Mar.  00 

Norman  Stewart  House 7  July  00 

A.  T.  Clarke  ifiAug.oo 

E.  Cliri8tiii>her 15  Sept.  00 

G.  H.  Hale igSept.oo 

W.  C.  Cunningliame 16  Nov.  00 

Adj.—G.  Baker,  Capt 12  June  00 

Machine  Qnn  Cammander. — 

J.  H.  T.  Lord  Kesteven, 

late  Lieut.  Leicester  Yeo.  10  Mar.  co 
Qr.  Mr.  —  H.   T.   Pomfret, 

Capt.  I  Cinque  Ports  Vol. 

Rifles J7  Mar.  •» 

jred.  Qi?:«.-A.    E.    Vidler, 

Lieut.  I  Cinque  Ports  Vol. 

Rifles(^;/ni.  Cir/jl.) 10  Mar.  .x) 

Richard G.  Murray,. l/flC.S'.i I  June  00 
Spaiiton, 
~  York's 
Hussars 


LlEVTENANTS. 

A.  Gillou.Capt.  4  Bn.  High- 
land Light  Inlantry   3  Mar. 

C.   Marwood -Tucker,    late 

Lieut.  Devon  Yeomanrif...  3  Mar.  t 
N.   S.   Brettell,  2nd  Lieut. 

Berkshire  Yeo 21  Mar.  c 

L.  F.  Ricardo,  late  Lieut.  8 

Munmrn    21  Mar.  e 

T.T.  Whit«hurst,to(e  Lieut. 

4  Bn.  Lancashire  Begt.  ...21  Mar.  c 
S.A.  Slater,  2nd  Lt.  3  Vol. 

Bn.  W.  Yorkshire  Regt.24  Mar.  > 
J.  V.  Johnson, Hon.  Major; 

late  Capt.  6  Middletex  Vol. 

Xijles    24  Mar.  t 

H.  de  Freville  24  Mar.  t 

H.  Magniao  24  Mar.  c 

C.  Shepherd  Cro  s 24  Mar.  c 

Hon.  W.  G.  Thesiger 24  Mar.  c 

Ronald  'jeorge  Legge    16  July  < 

John  Mortin  Fremantle    .,,16  July  c 
James  Bertram  Robertson  4  Sept.  c 

£0)1.  Kric  Thesiger 29  Oct.  < 

Adj.- 

Machine  (inn  Com.i'nuder. — 

T.  E.  Topping,  Lt.  5  Lane. 

Vol.  .^it.      4  Apr.  . 

Qr.  Mr.—Y.  W.  Butler 7  Mar. 

Med.   Off:  —  E.   Hopkinsou 

{itmp.  Capt.) 7  ilar. 

Tet.  Off.  —  VL.    C.  Taylor, 

{itmp.  Vet.Lt.)    ic  Mar. 


Royal 

(temp.  Vet.  Lt.) 


10  Mar.  oa 


15TH    B\TT-U.1()N. 

56tU  and  57th  ( Buckinghamshire)  Cos. 

58th  (Berkshire)  Compan.y. 

59th  (O.xfordshire)  Company. 

Commandant. 

H.    Le    Hoy-Lewis,    Major 
Hamiishire  Y'eomanry  .,    3  Oct.  00 

2ND  IS    CoM-M  \ND. 


Captain.--. 

E.  H.    de  Freville,  Major 

late  II  Ilussnrs 3  Mar.  00 

C.  A.  A.  Nelson,  Capt.Res.21  Mar.  00 

F.  E.  Lane-Fox,  Capt.  3  Bn. 

W.  Yorkshire  Regt 21  Mar.  00 

E.   Fisher,  latr    Capt.    W. 

Somerset  Yeomanrg  21  Mar.  00 

Sir  v.  H.  Hnlse,  Bart,  late 

Capt.  llogal  If  Uts  Yeo.   ..  4  Sept.  00 


161H  B-ATTALION. 

63ru  (Wiltshire)  Company. 

6eth  (Yorkshire)  Company. 

74th  (Dublin)  Company. 

CoMMANr  ANT, 


.SD    IN   CoMMA>D. 


Caim.uhs. 
S.  W.   K.    Craddock,  late 

Capt.  5  Dragoon  Guards. ..z^  Feb.  00 
H.  Barlo"M'apt. Reserve...  2  Mar.  «■ 
A.S.V.  Hume,  Ditt.  Commr., 

Oranqe  Hirer  Colong  ...10  Mar.  ik. 
A.   C.  'Perrv,  Capt.  4   Bn. 

Manchester  Regt i  -M"'.  « 

Lieutenants. 

H.  A.  Lempriere  M  Feb.  oc 

C.  L.  Ward- Jackson,  Lieut. 

York.  Hussars  Yeo 24  Feb.  00 

A.  H.  T.  Wa  dmore.'d'ciiei' '. 

jY.  Glow  ester  Militia 10  Mar.  00 

W.  M.  Swinburne  10  Mar.  00 

Wm.  H.  D.  Cole  i  Apr.  00 

T.  M.  Greer.  Lieut.  6  Bn. 

Manchester  Regt 4  Aor.  00 

F.  M. Madau,  late  Jlon.  Maj. 

3  Bn.  X.  Staford  Megl.....cL  .4pr.  oci 

M.  H.  Milner..' 2  May  oc. 

Adj.—C  Brook,  Capt.Y'ork- 

shire  Dragoons.... 13  Mar.  <>. 

Machine  Gnu  Commander.— 

Qr.  31.-.— T.  A.  Blake.  Qr. 

Mr.  5  Vol.  Bn.  Liverpool 

Regt 7  Mar.  c-,. 

Med.  Off.—G.  H.  Reynolds 

itemp.  Capt.) 7  Mar.  .- 

Vet.  Off.— J.  H.  Lockwood 

((«!»/).  Vet.Lt.) 7  Mar.  00 


17TH  Batt.aeion. 

50th  (Hampshire)  Company. 

60th  (N.  lri.-,li  I  Company. 

6ist  (S.  Irish)  Company. 

65th  (Leicestershire)  Company. 

Commandant. 

K.  St.  L.  Moore,  Capt.  late  5 

Lmcers    7  Mar.  00 

2Nn  IN  Command. 
J.  de  Burgh,  late  Lieut.  5 
Dragoon  Guarils     4  A-l'l'-  o<-' 


L  APTAINS. 

M.  L.  Moore,  Capt.  4th  Bo. 

Innistilliii;;'  KusiUers 24  Feb.  00 

A.     C.     Nicholson,    Capfc. 

Hnrapshire  Yeomaun-  ...14  Mar.  00 
W.  A.  Feake,  Hon.  Lt.'CoI. 

Leic.  Yeomanry  .    .21  Mar.  00 

H.  C.  Cardon.Capt.Reserveii  Apr.  go 

LlEUTBNANTS. 

H.  J.  Fuller,  latf  2nd  If.  J 

Bn,  E.  Kent  Ue<jt 14  Feb.  00 

I).  Marriott 14  Feb.  00 

\V.  ('.  Newton,  Capt.  4  Bn. 

CcriiiaQL'^hL  Ranj^ers  24  Feb.  00 

sir  A.  H.  Armstronii, i?«W. 

Inte   Capt,  3   Bn.  Leinffer 

liegt 24  Feb.  00 

A.  J.  Earl  o/'Fingall,  late  5 

Bn.  Leinster  Scgf 7  Mar.  00 

R.  Lamb,  Lieut,  i  Vol.  Bn. 

Hampshire  Re^t 14  Mar.  00 

Sir   R.    N.    Rycroft,    Bart. 

2ni^iLt.Hamp.YeomHnrj-i4  Mar.  00 
R.    B.    Muir,    Capt.    Leic. 

Yeomanrv 21  Mar.  00 

Sir  F.  F.  C.  Fowke,  Barf. 

Leic.  Yeomanrv 21  Mar.  00 

('.  E.  Challinor,  */u?e  Capt. 

I  Vol.  Bn.  X.  StaJ^.  Beqf.21  Mar.  00 
E.  O.  Ward,  late  Lieut .  5  Bn. 

Irish  Rijlea ..21  Mar.  00 

H.  Dales 21  Mar.  00 

A.M'D.Calwell 7  Apr.  00 

'l\  S.  Mui-lnnd 7  Apr.  00 

.1.  de  la  H.  S.  Strang\vayS22  May  00 

Henry  To ke  Munu 2  Sept.  00 

-J((/. — .T.  Browne,  Lieut.   7 

-bn.  Munster  Fusiliers  ...  7  Apr.  '.x> 
Machine  Gtin  Commander, — 

Qr,  Jtfr.—Jj.  H.  Coles,  Capt. 

5  Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles. ..21  Mar.  co 
Med.   Of.  — J.   E.  Martin, 

JIB,  {femp.  Capt.)     24  Mar.  00 

Tf^  Of.— 


The  Imperial   Yeomminj. 

F.  G.  W.  Jones.  Capt.  Res.  11  Apr.  co 

C.  H.  FitzGerald 13  June  00 

H.  E.Edleman 9  July  00 

G.  H.  S.  Fowke  21  Aug.  00 

Adj.  —  C.    C.    Macdowell, 

Capt.  DevonArt .18  Apr.  00 

Machine  Gun  Commander. — 

Q,r.Mr. — J.  A.G.  Hamilton  7  Apr.  cx> 

Med.  q^.— H.Whyte  (temp. 

Capt.)   7  Apr.  00 

Vei.  Off.—F.  Gregory  {fei„p. 

Vef.Lt.)  7  Apr.  00 


i8tH    B.VTTALION. 

67th,  •7oth,  7i6t  and  75th  (Sharp- 
shooters) Companies. 

COMMAXDANT. 

R.  K.  Parke,  Bt.Col 28  Mar.  00 

2ND  IN  Command, 

C,  Barton,  Hon.  Lt.Col. 
Major  Reserve iR  Apr.  00 

Captains. 

Sir  S.  B.   Crossley,  Bart. 

Hon.  Maj.;  Capt.N'orfolk 

Artillery to  Mar,  00 

T.  A.  Hill,  Lt.Col 24  Mar.  00 

C.  AV.  Warden,  Maj.  Res....  4  Apr.  00 
\\  .  T.  Earl  o/'Dunniven  and 

iVtountsarl,  XP.Hou.  Col. 

-  Bn.  Munster  Fusiliers... 18  Apr.  00 
A.'  S.  Crum,  late  Lt.  O.vford 

Light  Infant r II  ..iS  Apr.  00 

Lieutenants. 

('.  Langford,  Capt.  4  Bn. 
Irish  Rifles '. 7  Mar.  00 

H.  J.  Curley,  Capt.  15  Mid- 
dlesex Vol.  Rifles    7  Mar.  00 

C.  J.  Dyke,  Lieut.  7  Middle- 
sex Vol.  Rifles 7  Mar.  00 

L.  E.  Pilkington,  Lieut.  2 
Vol.  Bn.  S.  Lanes.  Rides24  Mar.  00 

J,  H.  Torrance,  Lieut.  7 
Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles 24  Mar.  00 

W.  N.  Clark,  2nd  Lt.  7  Mid- 
dlesex Vol.  Rifles... 24  Mar.  00 

Sir  W.  F.  Miller,  ifar^,  late 

Lt,  3  Bn.  Yorkshire  Jiefff.74  Mar.  00 

J.  N.  Hotelikiss   ?4  Mar.  00 

A.  Peach 24  Mar.  00 

J.  W.  A.  Pan-, Maj.  i  Tower 

Hamlets  Vol.  Rifles    28  Mar.  00 

O.  N.  Segrave   4  Apr.  00 

P.  L.  A.  Gabbett 4  Apr.  00 

J.  C.  Ward,  Capt.  4  VoLBn. 
Liverpool  Regt.    7  Apr.  00 


igTH    EATrALlOV. 

51st,  52ud,68th&  73rd(Paget's)  Cos. 

CoiTMANDANT. 

jf.tt.r.n.  Paget,  CB.  Bt.C0l.2S  Mr.i.  00 
2ND  IN  Command. 

G.  T.  C.  Paget  4  Apr.  00 

Captains. 

F.  A.  Deare,  Capt.  Reseive  14  Feb.  00 
A.  D.  Fiaser,Capt.  Reserveio  Mar.  00 
J.     G.     Mignon,     late    Lt. 

Leicester  Regt .21  Mar.  00 

G.  J.   Seott,   Hon.  Major; 
Capt.   3  Bn.    dhropsiiire 

Light  Infantry 11  Apr.  00 

T.  G.  Pirie,  Capt.  Reserve.. .19  July  00 
K.F.Maclachlan,  laieCapt. 

Efiiial  Jrtilleri)    i  Sept.  00 

LlFCJTEXANTS. 
n.  W,  Ryan,  late^nd  Lietif, 

19  Hnnaars  14  Feb.  00 

A.  It'itzGibbon 14  Feb.  00 

J.  G.  Kennedy 14  Feb.  00 

M.Martin  ...' 21  Feb.  00 

C.  Hunt,   late  Capt.  4  JSn. 

yorfhaiitpton  Regt.    24  Feb.  00 

J  G.  B.Lethbridge,/«/ei^ 

^  Hnssar« 24  Feb.  00 

K.^F.  H.  Kvans,  Lt.  3  Bn. 

Worcester  Regt.  21  Mar.  00 

L.  C.  Larking,  Lt. :  Vol.  Bn. 

Bedford  Regt    21  Mar.  00 

R.  J.  V^Tier    28  Mar.  00 

L.  H.  Webber    4  Apr.  00 

J.  C.  E.  Leslie,  late  Lieut.  3 

Bn.  Sussex  Regt n  Apr.  00 

E.  O.  H.  Maunseil 21  May  00 

Hamilton  BaiUie ig  July  00 

W.  A.  B.  Daniella 15  Sept.  00 

Andrew  Roddick 21  gept.  00 

AdJ.~C.  W.  G.  Richardson, 

Capt.  Indian  S.C.  1  Sept.oo 

Machine  Gun  Commander. — 

J.  C.  Williamson,  late  Lt. 

Mogal  Napy 12  May  co 

Qr.  Mr.—G.  F.  Shaw    4  Apr.  00 

Med  O^.— Lewis  J.  Wea- 

tberoe  {temp.  Capt.) 31  July  00 

Vet.  Off.  — A.  E.  G.   Batt 

{temp.  Vet.  Lt.) 11  Apr.  00 

20TH  Battalion. 

76tti  and  72nil  (Roughriders) 

Companies. 

78th  and  79ih  Companies. 

Commandant. 

R.  B.  Colvin,  Hon.  Lt.Col., 

Major  Suffolk  Yeomanry  14  Mav.  00 

2ND  IN  Command. 
H.  A.  Anderson,  Hon.  Maj. , 

late  4  Bn.  Royal.  FHtiliers  21  Mar.  o;>  i 

Captains. 
E.  Chadwick,  Maj.  Res..    .28  Mar.  00 
C.  H.  Colvin,  Hon.  Major, 
Capt.  -(  Bn.  Essex  biegt..2S  Mar.  00 

B.  H.  Piercy,  late  Lieut,  12 
Lancers    .  4  Apr.  00 

H.  W.  M.  Bonham,  Lt.Col., 

Reserve 7  Apr.  00 

Lieutenants. 
Hon.  L.  A.  Milles,  Captain, 

ret.    pay.  3  Bn.  Yorkshire 

Light  Inf.  17  Mar.  00 

J.  H.  Patterson    17  Mar.  00 

C.  J.  Fauvel 17  Mar.  00 


001 

P.  T.  Befl,  late  Lieut.  Indian 

Staff  Corps 24  Mar.  00 

W.  L.  Thursby,  late  Lieut. 

4  Bn.  Welsh  Ewiliers 24  Mar.  00 

H.  ti.  Magniac,  late  Liei'f. 

3  Bn.  Bedfordshire  Regt. ..24  Mar.  00 

E.  A.  Digby  28  Mar.  00 

G.  Moore,  Hon.  Lt.Colonel, 

Major  5  Batn.  Middlesex 

Regiment   4  Apr.  00 

J.  W.  S.   Dalryinple-CIark, 

Major,  Sui-ma  Valley  Lt. 

Horse  Volunteers    4  A])r.  uo 

E,  D.    Johnson,    Lieut,   i 
London  Volunteer  Rifles.  4  Apr.  00 

F.  A.  B.  M'Crea.  late  Capt. 

3  Bn.  Hampshire  Regt.   ...  4  Apr.  oo 
C.    Sawrey  -  Cookson,   late 

Captain    1    Vol.  Bn.  Lan- 
cashire Regt Tj  Apr.  00 

H.  G.  M'K."  Rew,  Lieut,  i 

Vol.  Bn,  RovalFusiliers.il  Apr.  00 
R.  M.  C.  G.  Lord  Zouclie, 

2  Vol.  Bn.  Sussex  Regt...  11  Apr.  00 

L.  Pelly II  Apr.  00 

O.  B.  Rickards 11  Apr.  00 

P.  W.  G.  Gore,  late  Lieut. 

North  Somerset  YeomanrgiS  Apr.  00 
Adj.—  VUct.  F.  C.  Maitland, 

late  Liieut.  Scots  Guards.. .21  Mar.  00 
Machine  Gun  Commander, — 
Q^r.Mr. — R.Wynne,  late  2nd 

Lt.  Pembroke  Yeomanri/... 2S  Mar.  00 
Med.  Off.—T.  Walcot  (temp. 

Capt.)  21  Mar.  00 

Vet.Off.- 


Unattached. 

Captain, 
F.  O.  Carr,  late  2nd  Lt.  Royal 

Art. ;  with  Army  Service  C.  2  June  00 

Lieutenants. 
Hon.  J.  H.  Ward,  2nd  Lt, 

Wore.   Yeomanrj',  Press 

Censor,  South  Africa  q  May  00 

H.  M.  Armstrong    16  May  00 

J .  V.  Dunn,  Lieut,  i  Lanark 

Volunteer  Ai'tillery 2  Juneoo 

E.  F.  St.  J.  St.  John 2  Juneoo 

R.  B.  B.  England    17  June  co 

74tli  (Dublin)  Company. 


Base  Depot. 

Commandant.— B.envy  Gra- 
ham, Lt.Col.  Reserve  .  20  Jan.  00 
MaJor.S.  B.  Moore.  Re '.24  Feb.  00 
Captains  (with  rank  ef  Capt. 

in  the  Army). — J.Howard, 

East  Kent  Y'eomanry  ...24  Feb.  00 
H.    W.    Calverley,     Capt. 

Reserve 10  Mar.  oo 

Transport       Officer        (rcifh 

rank    of   Captain   in    the 

Army).—B..  J.   Stafford, 

Capt.    4  Middlesex  Vol. 

Rifles  3  Feb.  00 

Lieutenant     (with    rank    of 

Lieut,  in  the  Arn>y).^\y. 

H.  Forbes  Musgrove 4  Apr.  00 

Qr.  Mr.—M.  R.  Currie  .  .  3  Feb.  00 
Med.  Off— 3.  A.  Lea,  MB.  3  Feb.  00 
Veterinary      Officers     [icifh 

rank  of  Veterinary  Capt .) . 

—David  Crole  3  Feb.  00 

(with   rank  of  Veterinary 

Lieut). — A.  C.  Webb 4  Apr,  00 

Veterinary  Officer  Remount 

Depot  {toitk  rank  of  Vet. 

XJeK^).— W.  M'Kie   24  Mar.  00 


Advanced  Base  Depot, 
Bloemfontein. 

Commandanl  (gradedan  Dep. 
Assist.  Adjitfa/J  General). 
— Sir  Simeon  H.  L.  Stuart, 
Bart.  Captain  SufTolk 
Yeomanry .29  May  00 


902  War  Services  of  the  O^fflcers  of  the  Imperial  Yeomanri/. 

■  Colonel  T.  A.  St.  Quintiii  perved  with  tho  loth  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  wns  present  at  the 
attack  nnd  capture  of  Ali  ^Musjid,  and  in  the  eufra^ement  at  Futtebabad  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brij^adier  General 
G.  (Vontih  (moiitiancd  in  despatches,  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

'  Lt  Colonel  M.  A.  Burke  served  Avith  the  7th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present 
in  the  eni:agements  of  El  Magfar  and  Mahsania.  in  the  two  actions  at  Kassitia.and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-cl-Kebir 
and  the  capture  ol  ('airo  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^  Mnjor  H.  H.  F.W.  Wiltjon  served  in  the  Ashanti  campaign  in  1S73  as  Midshipman  on  board  H.M.3.  RaftlcMti'itre, 
and  r^^ceived  a  slight  gunshot  woand  on  the  Mtli  August  (Medal).  Served  with  the  loth.  Hussars  in  the  Afghan 
■war  of  1878-So,  and  wa'^  i>resent  nt  the  attack  and  capture  of  AH  Musjid,  iu  the  engagement  a'.  Faitehabad,  and  in 
the  operations  around  Cabul  in  December  :879  as  Transport  Officer  Cahul  Field  F^rce,  including  the  investanent 
of  Sherpore  (mentioned  in  despatches) ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 
Served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  lotli  Hussars,  iind  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb 
arjd  Temai  {Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Klicdive's  Star).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  attached  to  tho 
Cavalry  Brigade  (Brevet  of  Major,  Clasp). 

^  Major  A.  P.  Crawley  served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  at  the 
action  of  Gingindhlovn  aid  relief  of  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  i.Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"  Mnjor  C.  R.  Burn  served  with  the  Hazara  Expedition  in  1888  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Major  General  M'Queen, 
Commanding  the  Hazara  Field  Force  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp). 

^  Major  G.  J.  Younghusband  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture 
of  Ali  Musjid.  with  the  second  expedition  into  the  Bazar  Valley,  and  in  the  cugagement  at  Futtehabad  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with 
the  Burmese  E.xpeditionin  18S6-87  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  w;th  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert 
Low  in  :So5  as  Brigade  Major  4th  Bri:iade.  including  the  engagdiients  at  Malakand,  Khar,  the  Swat  River, 
Panjkora,  and  Mamugai  (mentioned  in  desi)atches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  Clasji). 

"^  Colonel  Howard  served  iu  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp), 

10  Major  B.  R.  Spragtre  served  as  Orderly  Officer  ti  brigadier  General  J.  Doran  in  the  Jowaki  campaign  in  1877 

''ediil  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  stst  Light  Infantry*  and  as  Superintendent  of  Army  Signalling  in  the 
^.-ifghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (twice  mentioned  in  despatches, 
Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-89  ^s  Deputy'  Assistant  Adjutant  and  Quarter 
Master  General  (mentioned  in  d  -spatches,  Brevet  of  M:ijor,  D  ^'0.  and  two  Clasps). 

"  Colonel  Ridley  served  with  the  19th  Hussars  in  the  Egyitinn  war  of  i8P,r,  and  was  present  in  the  action 
at  Katsasiu  (gth  September),  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Mtdal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served 
in  the  operations  in  South  Africa  under  Sir  Richard  Martin  in  1896-97 — wounded  (mentioned  in  despatches, 
Brevet  of  Lt. Colonel,  Medai). 

i^  Colonel  Paget.— For  Wiir  Services,  see  p.  38,  note  277. 

1'  Major  E.  L.  Braithwaile  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir  Garnet  Wolselcy  (Medal 
with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  I'jgyptian  war  of  i882on  special  service,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tei-cl-Kebir 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'^  Major  Hon.  G.  L.  Bryan  served  with  the  loth  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79.  and  was  present  at  the 
attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Mnsjid  and  in  the  engagement  at  Futtehabad  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with 
Clasp).  Served  tnvoughont  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Light  Camel  Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the 
operations  of  the  Desert  Column  including  the  engagement  at  Abu  Klea  Wells  ou  the  ibth  and  17th  February 
(Medal  with  Clasp). 

'•  Major  Macpherson  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  ilS?  with  the  detachment  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Seaforth 
Highlanders,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  stli  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and 
Khedive's  Star). 

'^  Major  A.  F.  E.  Smith  served  iu  the  operations  against  the  Sultanate  of  Vitu  in  1S90  under  Admiral  Fremantle 
(mentioned  in  despatches). 

'"t  Lt.Culonel  A.  G.  Holland.— For  War  Services,  see  p.  53,  note  66. 

'3  Maior  O.  S.  C.  .lenkinson  served  with  the  Burmese  S^xpediiion  in  1S85-87,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  an 
enyagement  on  the  9th  August  1867  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

21  Major  H.  E.  Gohghtly  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Afghan  war  from  Oct.  1878  to  November 
1 880,  part  of  the  time  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Fane ;  took  part  in  the  advance  on  and  occupation  of 
Candahar  and  Khelat-i-Ghdzie,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Ahmed  Kheyl  and  Urzoo  near  Ghuznec 
(mentioned  in  despatches)  ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  at 
tno  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  as  Superintendent  of  Field  Tele- 
graphs in  the  Marri  Expeditinn  under  Brigadier  General  MacGrcgor.  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with  the 
Natal  Field  Force.  Served  with  the  Burme.-e  Expedition  in  1S86-87  in  command  of  the  Mounted  Infantry  of  the 
tth  Brigade  (mentioned  in  despatches,  DSO..  and  Medal  with  Claspj. 

-'  Captain  Cr.ibbe  served  as  a  volunteer  witli  the  6th  Enniskilling  Dragoons  in  the  Boer  war  of  1881,  Served 
as  a  volunteer  in  the  igth  Hussars  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir 
(Modal  with  Cla^p,  and  Khedi\e's  Star). 

'■^■^  Major  J.  C.  K-^r-Fox  served  as  Adjutant  with  the  loth  Husears  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present 
in  the  action  at  Kassasin  (29th  September),  and  at  the' battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's 
Star).  Serv^ed  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1SS4.-85  as  Adjutant  with  the  19th  Hussars  (mentioned  in  despatches. 
Brevet  of  Major,  Clasp). 

23  Captain  R.  B.  Finnan  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  on  Transport  duty,  and  was  present  at  the 
action  of  Kirbekan  (Medal  with  tivo  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886-87 
with  the  ist  Battalion  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

2*Captain  L.  H.  Jones  served  with  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885.  and  was  present  in  the  engagements 
at  HHsbeen  and  the  Tofrek  zccba  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Jledal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^'M  Ljor  W.  II.  Wyndham  Quia  served  with   the  Inniskilling  Dragoons  in  the  Boer  war  of  1S81. 

-"^  Major  T.  R.  F.  B.  Hallowes  served  with  the  Carabineers  in  the  Afghan  v,  ar  in  1 879-So,  including  the  affair  at 
Ali  Boghan  under  Lt.('oloncl  Fryer,  the  expeditions  into  the  Lughman  Valley  and  against  the  Wuzeeree 
Khugianis  and  to  the  Hissarik  Valley,  and  at  the  attack  and  destruction  of  the  villages  of  Nargozi,  Arab  Kheyl, 
and  Jokan  (Medal). 

-"Lord  Alwyne  F.  Compton  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  18S4  with  the  10th  Hussars,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

=^3  Major  t^ropper  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Sir  Evelyn  Wood,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Ulundi  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Cla&p).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i88i  as  Orderly 
Officer  to  Sir  Evelyn  Wood  (mentioned  in  despatches).  [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual 
Army  List,"  p.  7S6.] 

3'  Captain  A.  D.  Eraser  served  with  the  Q2nd  Highlanders  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1879-So,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagement  at  Chnrasiah  on  the  6th'Oitober  1879  with  the  Maidan  Expedition,  in  the  operations  round 
Cabul  in  December  1S79,  and  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  25th  Apiil  iSSo;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick 
Robert?^  in  the  march  to  Candahar,  and  was  present  in  the  reconnaissance  of  31st  August  and  at  the  battle  of  Can- 
dahar (Medal  with  three  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of  iSS:.  Served  with  the  Nile 
Expedition  m  18S4-S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

^'t  Ciptain  H-  Barlow  served  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1834-85  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 
Served  with  the  Soudan  Frontier  Field  Force  during  the  operations  on  the  Upper  Nile  in  1885-86. 

»^  Major  C.  W.  Warden  sei-ved  with  the  57th  Regiment  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1S79,  and  was  present  at  the  action 
of  Gingindhlovu  and  relief  of  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

32f  Lt.Colonel  H.  W.  M.  Bonham  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  on  the  Staff,  and  was  present  in  tha 
actions  at  Abu  Klea  and  El  Gubat  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

33  Major  Scott.— For  War  Services,  ste  Militia  (Shropshire  Light  In-antry). 


War  Services  of  the  OJicers  of  the  Imperial  Yuomanrij.  903 

''*  Captain  A.  S.  Crum  serveil  in  the  Wuntho  Expedition  with  a  detachment  of  the  rad  Oxfordshire  Light 
Infantry  (Medal  with  Clabp).  ^  .      ,     -r.        ^-  c    qo 

"  Major  J.  H.  \V.  Evtou  served  with  the  ist  BattaUon  Shropshire  Light  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war  oi  1882, 
■ind  was  present  at  the  surrender  of  Kafr  Dowar  and  Daniietta  (Medal,  and  Khedive  s  Star),  bervecl  in  tne 
expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1SS5  with  the  Camel  Corps,  and  was  jjresent  in  the  engagement  at  Talidoul  (mentiouea 
in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Clasp).  _  ^        ^  ^  *  „^ 

'H  Major  Stariiey  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  attioUed  to  the  4th  Dragoon  Guards,  and  was  present  at 
ihe  battle  of  Te!-ei-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Si,ar).  ,       .  j       ^^   ,     i     r.B!„„,.  f„ 

"  Sir  George  Arthur  served  in  the  Egyntian  w»r  of  18S;  with  the  19th  Hussari,  and  acted  as  Orderly  Officer  to 
l;rigadier  General  Wilkinson,  and  was  present  at  the  ac;ion  at  Kassasin  on  the  9th  September  and  a.  the  battle  ot 
rel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and   Khedive's  Star).    Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1885  as  btatt  Captain 

*"  'i^Captain  Rennie  served  with  the  exiiedition  to  the  Soudan  in  18S5,  and  was  present  at  the  destruction  of  Temai 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,       „.    „,      ,      i^r  ■       00     q-^uk 

^^Captain  J.  W.Tardley  served  with  the  Bechnanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  W  arrcn  in  ibS4-85Witu 
the  Inniskilling  Dragoons.     Sen-ed  in  the  operations  in  Zululand  in  i83S. 

2s  Captain  E.  H.  Ensor  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-80  with  the  3th  Hussars  (Medal). 

■•"Captain  Dundas  served  with  the  Isazai  Expedition  in  189s.  „,  j  ,     -^u  r.i„o„  „„ri 

"  Captain  Vereker  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  Light  Camel  Corps  (Modal  with  Clasp,  antl 

^«  Capta^in  S.'^c'ustance  served  with  the  Wunth.i  Expedition  in  iSgt  in  command  of  the  Mounted  Infantry  of  the 
Duke  o'f  Cornwall's  Light  lofantry  {mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp).  „   /nr  j  1      -n 

«  Lt.Colonel  J.  D.  Maasol  served  ia  the  expedition  against  the  Jowaki  Alreedees  lu  1877-7S  ('ffdal  witu 
Clasp).  Served  with  the  4tli  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1878-79,  and  was  present  at  the  attack 
and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid,  in  the  Knnar  Valley  Expedition,  audin  the  two  expeditions  into  the  Lughman  Vallej  ; 
accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  maichto  Candahar,  and  was  present  at  trie  battle  ot  Candahai 
(mentioned  in  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

"  Major  Martindale-Vale  served  with  the  Bechnanaland  Expedition  under  Sir  Charles  «  arren  m  1884-0^  wid 

"  «Colonll  Peflden  served  in  the  Indian  Mutiny  campaign  of  1857-58  with  the  42nd  'I'S'''a'>'Jf''^' '"^'?'^;°=  'I'S 
actions  at  Cawnpore  (6th  Dec.  1S57),  Seraighat.  Kudygunge,  and  Shumsabad  siege  and  '»'  °f  I''iJ^"';^!.'„f  " 
assault  of  the  Martiniere  and  Banks'  Bungalow  (Medal  wioh  Clasp).  Served  with  the  8  h  funjab  Regiment  m 
the  camoaign  of  i860  in  China,  including  the  action  ot  Sinho.  taking  ol  Tangku,  and  the  capture  of  tho  iaku 
Ports  (Medal  with  Clasp).    Served  with  the  Natal  Field  Force  in  the  boer  war  01  iSSi.  „„»„,„ 

"  Captain  Jones  .-ervel  in  the  Boer  war  of  1880-S1,  and  took  part  ia  the  detence  of  I'ort  Marabastadt. 

Battalion 

with  Clasp, 

Highlanders— severely  wounded  (Medal  with  Cla=p). 


YEOMANRY   BRIGADES. 


1st  BRIGADE,  1,  Oathoart  Road,  South  Kensington,  London.-BEKKS,  Middlesex. 
Co,,,  nandlng  Brigade,  The  Senior  Commanding  OfBcer.        Adj.  Capt.  E.  L.  Reiss,  6  Dragoon  Guards,  2  Oct.  99. 

2nd  BRIOADE,  Buokingham— BocKiNGHiUSHiEE,  Oxeobdshiee. 
Co„,manding  Brigade.  The  Senior  Commanding  Officer.        Adjutant,  Captain  L.  Sandwith.  8  Hussars,  i  Mar.  9.. 

3rd  BRIGADE,  Gloucester.— RoTAt,  Wiltshire,  Gloocesteeshiee. 
Conunanding  Brigade,  The  Senior  Commanding  Officer.        Aiiulanf,  Major  C.  Bishop,  9  Lancers,  i  July  95- 

4tli  BRIGADE,  Taunton.— Noktk  Somekset,  West  Somerset. 
Commanilag  Brigade,  The  Senior  Commanding  Officer.        Adj.  Major  E.  de  G.  Beaumont,  16  Lancers,  ,7  Oct.  99. 

Sth  BRIGADE.  ■Worcester.- Woecesteeshire,  Shropshire. 
<,„...„,«,„  i,,.,-,...  The  senior  commanding  Officer.        -^^^^^^J^^V^  S^'^^'   '    ^-  '''■  ^'"■^^'^'•-  ''°'''' 

Sth  BRIGADE,  Leicester.— Leicesteesbiee,  Deebtshire. 
CamntaHding  Brigade,  The  Senior  Commanding  Officer.        .idjutaut, 

7tli  BRIGADE,  St.  Albans.— Herts,  Suffolk. 
Co..anding  Brigade,  The  Senior  Commanding  Officer.       Adjnta.U,  Captain  J.  Whitaker,  20  Hussars,  .  June  96. 

Sth  BRIGADE,  Lichfield.-WAKWicKSHiEE,  SriFFouosHiEE. 
Co.^anding  Brigade,  The  Senior  Commanding  Officer.        Adjutant.  Captain  R.  C.  Stephen.  14  Hussars,  x  Sept.  99 

Sth  BRIGADE,  Chester.— Cheshire,  Laxcashire  Hussars. 
Comm»n<fi«^Bri^«<ie,  The  Senior  Commanding  Officer.        Adjutant,  ^,. ,,„„■, 

nth  BRIGADE   Ayr  -Aieshiee.  Laxarkshiee,  Laxarkshiee  (Queen's  Own  Rotal  Glasgow). 
Co..andingBr^fdXfsfI^or  Commandi'ng  Officer.       Adj.  Captain  J.  C.  A.  Anstice.  6  Dragoons  .  Oct.  96. 

I2th  BRIGADE,  Newcastle-on-Tyne     Nouihe^eeelaxd    Lothia^  ^^ 

Commanding  Brigade,  The  SemovCommandmi^Omcer.         ^,!/.  Captain  J.  A.  le  .  .  , 

13th  BBIGADE,  30.  New  Walk,  Yor.^-To^ESHrR^  Hn-.-^v^rETerM^HraTs  i  June98. 
C.^anding  Bngade,  The  Senior  ^°--;-^-;°«    4;^.^^^,f  O^    W  stmoeelaxd  Jl  C'umbeelakd.      ^  ^ 

Uth  BRIGADE,  Worsley.-DoKE  "j; L.ixCAsrtR  s  Uwx    we  ^  ^^  Hussars, i  Sept.  96. 

Commanrfm^Bryarfa,  The  Senior  Commanding  Offieei.        Aajutani.K.iiv^. 

15th  BRIGADE,  Wrexham^-DEXBiasJHiEE    Mo^.omee.sh  re.^^^^^^         ^^^_  ^^_ 

Co.,nanding  Brigade.  The  S-^-^"— ^^^J-  ,^^^l.o..s.  South  Notiixohamshire. 

17th  BRIGADE,  Victoria  I^°»'i'.f«""*'7^"''-';r  Captain  J.W.G.P.Jeffcock.6  Dragoons,  1  June  98. 
Commanding  Brigade.  The  Senior  Commanding  Officer^      .4,J,   Capta 

priRT^iMODTH  BRIGADE,  Weymouth.— Hampshire.  Dorset. 

PORTsMOUin  uKivj         ,        J  (,     t  in  H.  D.  Bramwell.  isHussars,  19  Ncv.  98. 

Commanding  Brigade.  The  Senior  Commanding  Officer.        ^'^' ' '^''P'^"^  *"•  ^4^, 

DEVON  BRiaADE.  E-^*^'-;^;-- j-^^JJ^^.^^S  3^^^^  15  Nov.93. 

Con^manding  Brigade,  The  Senior  Commanding  Officei .        Ad,  "'"'' ^^^°  .^    ^,„  Kent 

TTPNT  BRIGADE  Canterhury.—BoTAL  East  Kext,  west  JXExr. 

KENT  BBlUAUt.,<^iu         J        uiutant.  Captain  P.  Langdale.  S  Hussars,  i  Aug.  95. 
Commanding  Brigade,  The  Senior  Commanding  Offlcei .        Adiutani,  i.ap 


904 

Ayrshire. 

(liurl  of  Car.kJc')'  Oir)i.\ 

[lUh  Brigade.l 
Head  Quarters,  Ayr. 

HONOBABT   COLOHBL. 

Win.  Parkfi'  Afiaiii  30  May  gi 

Lt.Colonel. 
Uobt.   Morrice  PoUok,  p.». 
Hon.  Colonel 13  June  91 

Ma  JOB. 
John  Geo.  A.  Baird, y*.  AfP- 

late  Lt.  ^ 6  Lancers  21  July  94 

Captains, 

David  William  Shaw,  ?*.*. 

Hon.  Major  q  Mav.  tit) 

^^'•^l.  A'.  Hini/llfon-Cnmpbell, 

/i.f.  Imperial  Yfomanry   ...   5.)unCQi 
J.H.N.G.H.rw<-.Dalryroi)le, 

o. -   2oJuly  93 

Allan  Georpe  PoUok,/*.*.      25  Nov.  96 
nmuir  EviDi  Bonltov,  y.s,  Lt. 

ftiijierial  Yeomanry  .25  Nov.  96 

.h-hn    Doiifflan   Bosiccll,   p.». 

Lt.  Imperial  Yc'oiiiaiiry   ...25  Nov.  96 

HuKh  Neilson  22  Mnr.  qq  , 

Uohert  Ralston-Patrick    ...1 1  July  ck. 

LlBnT3NAKTS.  j 

.h>h)>    Jiiiiie!<    Bell,   p.9.  Lt.  1 

Imjfcrial  Ycouiuitri/ 11  .luly  oa  , 

.lameaAlexanderClarke./i.f.ii  July  00 
W.T.Reg".  HouUlsworth,yj.i".  II  July  00  1 
rhftrles  WillamBrown,/;.it.ii  July  00  I 
\Vm.  Chalmers  Neilson. /^..•»"  11  July  00  j 

Second  Libutlxnants. 
John  Campbell  Kennedy. ..31  May  q8 

Xorman  Kennedy-  15  Feb.  99 

James  Tbompon 30  Dfc.  99 

Thomas  C.  Dunlop..    .....     i5.1uT-eoo 

Robert  Duncan  Fergnssoii  7  Nov,  <.>i.)  | 
WilUftiu  Cecil  Gairdner   .    iq  Dee.  co 

Mh- 

Meil.  Officer.— Surg.  Lt.Col. 
W,i,.  J.  Kai»)nith,  MD. 
Iiiiperidl  Yeojuanry    2  A]H".    9^  1 

V' t. Officer. —  Vet.Lieut.  Ar- 
thur Fletcher  5  Bee.  94 

Blue— Scarlet  Facings. 


Yeomanry  Cavalry  of  Great  Britain. 

les  Ai/rr^ 
•mnury  ,. 

Capt. 


7  June 
S  Apr 


ArfintfQr.Mr.  —  fj. 
l.t.^  lm,»  rial  Yetuiii 

Med.    Otfiver.—Snrq. 
J.  H   Waters,  MO. p. 

Hon.     Chap.—liev.     C,     F. 
Trower,  MA 16  July 

TV^  Officer.— Vrt.Li^nf.  P, 
J.  Simpson,  J/JJCI'S 12  July 

Scarlet — Blue  Facinprs. 


Major. 
James    Tomkinson,    Hon. 
Lt.Coloucl 17  Mn\ 


Berks. 

(Hitngerjord.) 

[Ist  Brigade. J  i 

Head  Quarters,  Reading.  ' 

HoiroBART  Colonel. 

(irori/e  Shippen  JJ'illes    5Juiie95' 

Lt.Colonbl. 
Hon.  O.  W.  CraveL,  p.  Son. 

ColoHfl    5  ^ay  94  ' 

MA.fOR. 

G.  C.  Ricordo.  p.  late  Lt.  14 
Hussar*,  i/ow.  Lt.Coloucl, 
Capt.  luiperial  I'eomanri/  5  May  74 

Captains. 
Kilw.  Dnvid  Stern,  p.K.  (f), 

Hon.  Ma/or    .,,  6  Oct.    .^S 

1 1  crbert  Merton  Jessel.  J/P. 

hite  Capfinii  17  Lancerit...2-.  Mar,  96 
\Vil]ia'ii  Wavinjr,'  lateCapf. 

It  Huffurs,  Hon.  Major  30  May  96 
Henry  CaversuamSimondy22  June  98 
J.  B,  Preston  Karslake. >>.-*!.  4  Mar.  90 
Edicard  Robert  Portal...  6  June  chj 

Lieutenant. 

Kdward  Arthur  Barry(^,s,)25  Apr.  oc. 

Second  Lieutena-hts, 

Charles  Cecil  Stone    19  June  on 

Loi-r;  Paulet  Owen  Tudor  .19  Juneoo 
Charles  Frederick  Garrard2i  Juneoc, 


Buckingham  shire. 

[lioyal  Bticlcn  llnm-ars.) 

[2nd  Brigade.] 
IleadQuartei^,  Buckingham. 

HoNOBABT  Colonel. 

Lt.Colonbl. 
C.  r.  If.  Lord  Ch.,.ham,  p. 
lute  ('(ipttiiii  ifi  f.ancers, 
Hon.  Colonel;  Bri,/.  Gen. 
('onidtf,  a  Yeoinaiii-i/  Brief., 
South  Africa  Field  Force  24  Apr,  So 

Majors. 
James  F.  H.  Hnrter,  Hon. 

Lt.Colonel  17  June  06 

Alfred  Bei'nhard  Lodor 12  July  99 

Captainh. 
Harry    Lawson    W.     Law- 

fi-on,  p.».,  Hon.  Major 4  May  S7 

Wm    John  Levi,  p.g.  Hon. 

Major SJuneSg 

HoH.Edw.  Sholto  Dougias- 

Pcnnant,    p.    lute    Lieut. 

I  Life  Guards 6  Feb.  92 

Walter    de     Wintou,   p,   late 

Lt.     1     Life    Guard* ,   Im- 
perial Yciiiunnrif     12  Jane93 

Luke,    Lord    Annaly.i  ;>.*. 

lafe   Capt.    Scoff    Giiardx, 

Hon.  Major 7  Oct.    96 

Crcil    Alfred    Ore„f,-ll,    p.g. 

Lt.  Imperial  Ytomfniri/  ...  9  Mar.  98 
ChaB.Hv,Kyre  Coote,il/u;or 

ret.  pay  ir  Hugxar.* 4  May  q8 

Ernest  Guv  Fenwick.  p.g....i2  July  99 
Ifon.  L.  W.  Botli^rlnld.p.g.    12  July  99 

Libctenants, 

'  John  Pnscoe  Grenfell.  p.M.  ^  Feb.  98 
Gerald  Dudley  Smith,  ;>.».i2  July  99 
Philip     Percrcat ,     Imperial 

Yeomanrif    12  Jaly  99 

I  Second  Lieutenants. 

'  Hon.    Robert    White.^  late 

Captain  IVehh  Fi'fitiers...2i  Dec.  99 
Coninpsby  Ralph  Disraeli  iS  Apr.  00 

Med.  Officer.-  Suvtj.  Lt.Col. 

Henry  W.  Kialliuark*    ...27  Feb.  92 
Hon.  Chap.— 
Vet.    Offlrer.  —  Vet.  Major, 

Hen.G.Lepper  '..,..  i  Dee.  91 

:  Green — Sniirlet  Facings. 


Captains. 
Hu<;h    A.   Birley,  p.    Hon. 

Major  7  Jar- 
Won,  Alan  de  Tatton  Eper- 

ton,  MP.  p. n.  Hon.  Major  7  Jan.  o; 
Lord     Aiihi'r    Hugh     GroK- 

venor,    /■  .«,     Hon.     Major, 

Imperial   Yenmaiirii  11  .\up.   3 

W.    H,    Urncklehurst,   p.s. 

Hon.  Major    23  Mav  qi 

GcortreWyndbam,' J/P.;?,«. 

iafe  Lt.CuldrtreamGuard$, 

Hon.  Major;   Chief  Secre- 

ta)"^  for 'Ireland    10  Feb.  u4 

Oiiivald    Mofley    Leigh,    ji.n. 

Imperial  Yeotnanry^  Hon. 

Major II  May  04 

Wm.  Roylance  Conrt^p.K  ...  2  Apr.  gS 
Sir  Philip    Hy.    B.    Grey- 

Egertou,  Bart.,  p.« 17  May  on 

Lieutenants. 

Rolf.  Walter  D.  Ph,llip», 
p.H,  Iiiipcrial  Yeomanrif    ,..i6  Apr.  S4 

Edm.  Wilson  Swetenliam, 
(?'.*■) ,..23  Nov.o'j 

Wm.  T.  Birchenough,(^7.».)27  Aug.  02 

Harry  lii»rnston,/7.» SJunegS 

Hubt.  M;ilc<ilm  Wilson,;;,!'.  8  June9S 

RichardN.Harrit-onVerdin, 
p  ».  late  ^  Bn.  Cheshire 
Regi ^. SJunct,;; 

Arthur  Mii^terton  Robert- 
son Le^rh.  p.* 4  Feb.  -.  < 

Robert  BarbovrJJ.lm  fie  rial 

Yeomanrif     11  Apr.  lk^ 

Skcond  Lieutenants. 
John  Baskcrvyle-Glf-gfT    ..,21  Dec.  o^ 
John  Arthur  Rickards  Kayso  Dec.  go 

Maurice  Egerton     17  May  «• 

Adj.— 

Med.  Officer. —Surg. Capt.  G. 

Harrison    27  May  03 

Vet. Officer.— Vet.  Lieut.  R. 

C.  Edwards  25  JIar.  93 

Blue — Scarlet  Facings. 


Denbighshire. 

{Hnx^arx.) 

[IStli  Brigade.} 

Head  Quarters,  Wrexham. 

i  Honorary  Colonel. 

'  Arthur  Mcfha.„,p.  late  Capt. 

I       I  Dragoons 20  Feb.  <. 

I  Lt.Colonbl. 

j  Henrif  Richd.   L.    Hoicard,' 


p.   I'lie   Major  16  Lancem, 
Hon.    '  Colonel,     Imperial 


u-j 


8  May  92 


Cheshire. 

[Earl  of  Chevter's.) 

[9th  Brigade.] 
Head  Quarters,  Chester. 

HoNOBART  Colonel. 

Lt.Colonbl  Commandant. 
C.A.  Earl  q^  Harrington, 

p.  Hon.  Coloi.el    22  Api. 

Lt.Colonbl. 


^'                                 Majob. 
\sidneg    L.    Parrif,  p.    Ilgn. 
Lt.  Colonel,    Capta  i  n     Int- 
_         perinl  Yeomanry   ..18  Juneo^ 

'  Captains. 

Oliver  Ormrod,   p.».    Hon. 

Major    ..2b  ild.y  £4 

Harry  Wm,  Buddicom,  ;>.j',iS  Juue  c.; 
I  PhilipTattonDavies-Cookeio  Apr.  05 
I  Benjamin     Herbert    Pierrg, 
1        late  Lt.  12  Lancei-%,  I^npl. 

Yeomanry    4  Apr.  00 

;  Francis  Ejlerton  Cotton    ,  28  Apr.  00 
i  Owen  John  Wilbauis    28  Apr.  oc 

Lievtbnants. 

Chaf.    Edir.      Wifnnr-Eyton, 
''^  {>'.".)  imperial  Yeomanry     5  July  93 

,  HeniyEgertonPiercy,(jJ,*.)  4  ^vly.  99 


SeCCXD    LirCTENAKTS. 

Joh)i    Ha.uitt    WrlpJeif,    Lt . 

Iiiijieria!  ITiomatirt/  ,.27  DeC.  99 

H'titX-iu  -ff.  A".  Mahiwm-iuy, 

Zf.  Imperial  Yrutiiaiiri/  ..,27  Dec.  qg 
JTrjiest      Edivard      U,>iton, 

Imperial  Yi'it.iiaury .29  Jan.  00 

Adj.— 

Med.  Officer. — Surg.  Captah? 

Richard  Williatns :S  June  91: 

Blue— Scarlet  Facings. 


Derbyshire. 

[6tli  Brigade.] 
Head  Quarters,  Derby. 
HoxoBAKV  Colonel. 


Yeomanry  Cavalry  of  Great  Britain. 
Captains. 


Paget    F.    Modcg, 
Capf.  1 1  UuBsarx  . 


late 
16  Mar. 


98 


Lt.Colonbl. 

Reg.  W.  Chandos  Pole,  lafe 
Lt.  G-renadier  Guards  ,.  ...  6  Apr.  98 

Major. 
Sir  Peter  Carlaw  Walker, 
Barf 13  July  gS 

Captains. 
Edward    C.    Shuttleworth 

Holden,/j,s S  July  03 

Victor  C.    W.  Cavendish, 

MP 6  Feb.  95 

Lord    }[.   Cavendish    Ben- 

tinck,  MP.  Snii.  Mnjur..  7  Apr.  97 
Mrrbert  Crowe   Diigdulf,  p. 

ret.  pay  16  Lancera,  Hon. 

Major  ;  -znd  in    Couid.  Im- 
perial Yeomanry 5  Jan.  98 

Fredk,  Wnt.  Peacock^  p.s....i;^  July  98 
Ale.v.     Weston    Jarrin,    p.s. 

Hon.  Major    14  Sept. 08 

Lionel     6iiy     Gi»horn<\   p.s. 

Iiiiperlal  Yeoitianri/ .14  Sept. 98 

Arthur  KeaneTharp 4  Aug.  00 

Lieutenants. 

William    Dickson   Winter- 
bottom,  p.$ 14  Sept. 98 

A.  W.  J.  W.  B.  T.  Marquis 
n/'Downshire, /».» 4Aug.oo 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Wui.    M.   Caldwell    Greaceg 

Sagshawe^    Lt.     Imperial 

Yeomanry    2  July  98 

William  Sayer  Power  7  Feb. 

Michael       C.       M'Creagh 

Thomhill    12  Dec.  00 

Adj.- 

Med.    Officer.—Surg.    Capf. 

Charles  H.  Hough,  p.    ...2S  Apr.  86 
Hon.     Chap.  —  Eer.    Fred. 

James  Lya.ll,  MA 24  Sept.S? 

Blue— Scarlet  Facings. 


Koyal  1st  Devon. 

(Exeter.) 

[Davon  Brigade.] 

Head  Quarters,  Exeter. 

HoNOBART  Colonel. 

Lt.Coi.onel. 
Sir  John  Shelley,  Bf.  Hon. 
Colonel    9  May  96 

MAJ3H. 

Henry  Lewis,  Hvh.  Lt.  Col. 2^  June  96 


Jhn.E.HeughBalfom*,/).i«/^e 

Capf.i  iHti^itariiy  Hon.Maj. 

Aide  de  Ca,uj>  fn  SirArchi- 

hald  Hunter    28  Jan.  oj 

Alf.DykeAchind,  p.s.  (SJfliQ  Sept. 94 
Wu>.  Edw.  T.  Bolltho,  [tj, 

p.s.  Itiiperiiif  Yeomanry  ...  6  Mar.  95 

Rennell  Coleridge,  p. » 3  Sept. 05 

Han.  Wm,  Fred.  Danvers 

Smith,  MP.  p. y 4  Sept. 93 

John  Williams,  p.s 20  J\me  00 

Merrik  R.  A.Wyatt-Edgell, 

p.s iS  July  00 

Lieutenants. 

Jhn.Gco.E.Templer,'  (p.s.) 

late  Capf.  Highld.Lf. Inf. 21  July  97  | 
Robert  Lydstou  Newman,  , 

ip-s.) 11  July  07  ; 

Rbt.Alex.  Douglas  Fleming  i 

ip-s.) 21  July  97  I 

John  E.  U.  iorrfSeatonjtf.s.25  July  00  I 

Second  T^iIeutenants. 


Adj.- 

Med.   OJi err. —  Surg.    Capt. 

John  R.  Harper  " 2S  Mar.  94 

Yet.Officer.—  Vef.  Cay)^Wm. 

Penhale  ?.z  Nov.  99 

Hon .     Chaphi  in. —  Per.     A 1- 

bany  B.  S. Wrey,J/J.  ...  5  Jlay  94 
Blue — Scarlet  Facings. 


Dorset. 

(Queeu'g  Oici.) 

Portsmouth  Brigade.] 

Head  Quarters,  Weymouth. 


John  7. 
Zt.  4  D 


TloNORABY  Colonel. 
P.  Gooddeit,p.,  late 


..  .  27  Dec.  99 
Lt. 

2  J  an .  00 

Ion  c  May  00 


Wm.  Carnegie  Barnes 
Lewis  A.   de    Vie   Carey, 

Imperial  Yeomrutr^ 
Edm.Robt.T-7.^(7.BoniiL: 
Adj.— 

Hon.   Chap. — Peo,   Edw.  J. 
G.  Dupuis,  MA 15  Mar.  : 

Med.   Officer.—Surg.   Lievf. 
Henry  Goodwyii 16  Apr.  i 

Vet.  Officer.— Vet.  Major  J. 
A.  CoUings I  Dec.  > 

Scarlet— Blue  Facings. 


Wm, 
Colo. 


Qds II  Apr.  00 

I.IKDTENANT  CoLONEL. 

E.  Brymer,itfP.  Hon. 


'I, 


2  May  oc 


Koyal  North  Devon. 

(Hun^arg.) 

[Devon  Brigade.] 
Head  Quarters,  Barnstaple. 

HoNORABT  Colonel. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 

H.  F.  Visct.  Ebrington,  p.s. 
Hon.  Colonel 11  Jan.  9c 


Wilson    Noble  Hoare,  p.f. 
late  Royal  Navy ...15  Feb.  99 

Captains. 

Frederick    Ward,    p.s.,  lale 

Major  East  Surrey  Regt., 

Hon.  Lt. Colonel 26  Nov.  S7 

H.Hy.J.W.Drummondj^.s., 

late   Lieut.  Rifle  Brigade, 

Hon.  Major    14  Mar.  9: 

Arthur    Scott  Browne,  p. 

late  Lieut.  16  Lancers 9  Jan.  q-2 

John  Skirrow  Follett. ?).».. .14  May  92 
Manuel  De  Las   Cnsaa,  p.s. 

Lt.  Imperial  Yeomanry  ...16  June  94 

John  Bayly,  p.s 27  Nov.  95 

Robt.  Arthur  Sanders,  7;. s.  3  Apr.  97 
Wm.   Roberts  North-Kow,  , 

p.s 24  No\-':  97 

Edward     John     Arundell 

Clarke,  p 22  Ang.oo 

Lieutenants. 

Geo.  Herbert  St.   Hill,  lafe 

Capf.  Rhodesia  Horsr 29  Dec.  99 

Pnbf.     W.     Wynne      Eytou, 

Imperial  Yeomanry;  under 

Mil.  Governor,  Pref  aria. ..y^l^Jec.  90 

Second  Lieutenahtp. 

Basil  Thomas  Fan^h.ivve...2i  Feb.  '■■■ 
Murlana  John  Greii;      :^2  Feb.  00 


Major. 
Jno.  K.  Digby  Wingheld - 
Digby,  MP 27  June  00 

Captains. 

Sir  Elliott   Lees.  Barf.  MP. 

p.s.  Imprrial  Yeomanry  ...17  Apr. 
Montague  S.  Williams.',  p 

Hon.  Major    5  Mar.  92 

Th()mQS  Alfred  Colfox.  p.s.^s  Mar.  go 
Edw.   Geo.   Troyte-Bullovk, 

late  I  Dragoons ...18  Ai)V.  96 

Pcrcical  John  Browne,   late 

Lieu  tena  nt      i      Dragoons, 

Commaiidiug  a  Bn.  of  Im- 
prrial      Yromanrg,     with 

rank  of  Lt. Colonel    17  Mar.  97 

A.  Earl  of  Shaftesbiu-y,  p. 

late  Capt.  10  Hussars 25  Apr.  00 

Lieutenants. 
Wanley     Ellis    Sawbridge- 

Erle-Drax,  p.s.  (H) 19  Mar.  90 

Hon.  Inur   Churchill    Guest, 

MP.,n.». 9  May  g6 

J.  R.  Harbin  Goodden^  p.s. 

Imperial  Yeomanry 25  Jan.  99 

Ralph  Cecil  Batleg,  p.s.  Int- 

perial  Yeomaury   3  June  99 

Second  Lieutenants. 

George  Hugh  Digby  4  Apr.  00 

Adj.  — 

Acting     Quarter    Master. — 

Edward  Williain  Cave...  2  Apr.  98 
Med.   Officer)'.— Surg.    Capt. 

William  Rendall 28  July  S8 

Surg.  Lieut.  George  H.  S. 

Daniell,  Jlf.B 29  Sept. 97 

Vet.  Officers.— Vet.  Major 
James  Rnitc,Imperial  Yeo- 
manry   22  Apr.  99 

Vet.  Lieu f.  Charles  H,  Gol- 
\fage,  MRCVS 10  May  i>o 

Hon.   Chaplain.— Rev.  John 
L.  Gwatkin  Hadow,  MA.  3  May  90 
Blue— Scarlet  Facings. 


Gloucestershire. 

{Royal  Gloucesterahire  Hussars.) 

i3rd  Brigade.] 

Head  Quarters,  Gloucester. 

HoNOBAHT  Colonel. 


Lt.  Colonel. 

H   A.  W.  v.,  Duke  (-/' Beau- 
1  ,    fort,  DL.    p.     ' 
Royal  Ho. 


t^e  C'j 
Col-> 


late    Capt. 

Guards,  Aide 

to  the  Qr.een  and 


I  Junes 


9o6  Yec 

Major. 

Francio  Henry,  p.,  InfeLt.g 
Lancers:  Uon.Lt.Colonel  30  .Tuly  87 

Captains. 

Hedley   Hunt  Calvert,^  y.. 

Hon.  Major 5  June  88 

FiobextP.  Sandcmnn,^./(f/e 

Ciifit .  ioUu^sarg,lIon .Maj .2^  Apr.  92 
.f .  l'i.(_'h;i])man Mathews,^.*. 

llini.  Major ...27  Feb.  95 

li'illiam    HeifWorth    Plai/nr, 

p.s.     Lt.     Imjierial     Tio- 

iiianrij    24  Ffib.  99 

t  'yrilSLHce.Y,  p.  late  Cwptain 

14  Hu»»ars  ...  24  Feb.  97 

I).  lialcarreB Lindsay 2S  Apr.  97 

(rrnrg'^  John  G    C.    Codriuff- 

ton,  Hon.  Major;  Iwpei'ial 

Yeuuianri/      '. 11  May  98 

f'lenient  Qeo.  M.   Adam.  p.s. 

lute  Lt.  14  Hussars  ,.   t  July  98 

E-istarp    Tir/crn    Hill,    ;;,K. 

hite   iQ   Hii>'mrf,I»fppi'ial 

Yeomntirii 15  Feb.  99 

Thos.  Holme  Cardwell 2  May  00 

Jdseiih  Fras.  A,  Herbert, 
p.  Hon.  Major  1  Sept.oo 

LiBDTBNAHTS. 

Vincent  AVodehouse  Yorkc, 

P-" -^8  Apr.  94 

John  Art.  W  m.  Talbot,  p.".  9  Aug.  99 
•Sir  Cecil  Pery  Van-Notten- 

Pole,  Barf.,  p  K.   14  May  00 

\Vm.  liliodes  Emmott, />.;'.     5  Dec.  oc 

Second  Lieutknants. 

Albert  John  Palmer 2  Au^.  99 

Lancelot  Arlhur  Huth 2  Aug.  99 

Harry  F.  Hamilton  Hardy, 
late  Lt.  14  Hnsmrf 2  May  00 

Fred.  V.'m.  Lol'tus  Totten- 
ham   9  Mry  00 

Adj.— 

Med.    Officers.Surg.   Capf. 

Herbert  Uramwell.J/T) 7).  9  May  00 

VV.  OJtcer.— Vet.  Lieut.  F. 
G.  Jones,/* 17  Sept. 87 

Blue— Scarlet  Busby-Bapr, 


manry    Cavalnj  of  Great   ur 
Second  Lieutenants. 

Sern m  d     Ei/re      G rrc ntcell, 

Lt.  Imperial  Yeomanry  ...  2  Apr.  98 
Fras.  D.  E.irvjvi  Ashburton  4  May  o3 
Si>-  Ricfiord  Nehnu  Jiycroff, 

Bart.    Lt.    Imperial     Yeo- 

■manrif    21  Feb.  00 

Hy,  Herbert  Uordon  Clark28  Feb.  00 

Doiigl.ns  MHriiott    28  Mar.  00 

Noel  Hy.  Ksfccx  Partridge  i3  Apr.  00 

Hon.  Charles  Brand 15  May  00 

Hon.  Fred.  Arthur  Baringi4  July  00 

Robert  Wyvill  Barclay 22  Aug.  00 

Adj.— 

Med.  Officer.— Surq.    Capf. 

J.  F.  G.  Dill,  Mb T5  May  95 

Vet.      Officer.—  Vet.      Lieut. 

John  Alexander  Todd  ...28  Mar.  99 
Hon.   Chap.— Rev.    Andrew 

Wallace  Milroy.J/.-l ?  Feb.  89 

Blue. 


Rampsliire. 

(Carabiniers.) 

[Portsmouth  Brigade.] 
Head  Quarters,  Winchester. 

HoNOHABT  Colonel, 

lif.  Hon.  Thos.  Geo.  Earl  of 

Northbrook,  GCSI 26  Jan.  89 

Lt. Colonel. 

William  Woods,  p.g 19  June  95 

Majobs.  i 

Herman   Lc  Hoy-Leais,  p.s. 

(Q)  (R)  (S).C'om,nandinffa 

S II. oj' Imperial  Yeomanrif, 

vcifh  rank  of  Lt. Colonel....  3  Julv  95 
Henrtj  Albert  Barclay,  p.s. 

Aide    fie     Camp     to    Lord 

Belhave/i     and     Sfeufon, 

Comdg.      Surrey    Brigade 

Volunteer  Infantry    10  Mar.  97 

Captains. 
John    Edn\    B.    Seely,^  p.g. 

Imperial  Yeomanry ■^i  May  92 

Arthn ■'   Ca^'leton   Kichohon, 

Imperial  Yeomann/  4  Nov.  96 

Harold  Edw.  SherwinHolt, 

P'* 7  Apr.  97 

Henry  G.Philip  Hoare  t6  Mar.  98 

William  Cory,  p.s 28  Feb.  00 

Lieutenants. 

Reginald  Nicholson,  jj.j* 3  Mar.  97 

William     Clement    Lister, 

(p.s.)  Remount  Es*nb 28lDec.  9S 

Godfy<y  Heselfine,  Imperial 

Ycoi,ianry    28  Dec.  98 


Herts. 

r7th  Brigade.] 
Head  Quarters,  St.  Albans. 
Lieutenant  Colonel. 
E.  H.  Earl  of  Clarendon,  j». 
Lord   in    Waiting    to    the 
Queen,  Aide   de   Camp  to 
the    Queen,    and     Colonel; 
Lord  Chamberlain 19  July  97 

Majob. 

O.  Deverenx  de  Vere,  Earl 
of  Essex,  p.,  late  Lt .  Gren- 
adier Guards,  2nd  in  Com- 
mand of  a  Bn.  of  Imperial 
Yeomanry    25  Nov.  93 

Captains. 
Abel  Henry  Smith, J/P.p.«. 16  Nov.89 
Edward  Hy.  Loyd,/>.H.  I)L.  4  Mar.  gi 

Jno    Babiiifjfuu  Gilliat,   p.B. 

Jmjierial  Yeomanry 25  Nov.  93 

C.  R.   Smith-hosanquet,  p.s. 

Imperial  Yeomanry 26  June  97 

Likutenants. 
Sir  George    V.    A.    Arfhnr.- 

Bart.  p.  late  Lt.  2  LifeGds. 

Imperial  Yeomanry 7  Aug.  86 

SebastianHnry.Garrard.zj.dzD  June  97 
Lionel  L.  F.  Faudel-Phillips 

{;>.».) 13  July  98 

Geoffrey   Lubbock  {p.s.)  Im- 

jterial  Yeomanry  11  Oct.  99 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Harry  Sydney  Verity  18  Apr.  99 

Gerald  C.  S.  Paget,  Aide  de 

Camp  to  3Iajor  Geu.  A.  H. 

^off^^    '■ 5  Jan.  00 

Samuel  Gnrney  Sheppard  13  Jan.  00 

Edward  Byas  Sheppard  ...14  May  00 

Adj.— 

Med.   Officers.— Surg.  Capt. 

Lovell  Drage,  MB 14  Dec.  89 

Surg.  Lieut.  John  Andrew 
Turner,  Jffi 6  Apr.  98 

Vet.OfHcer.-Vet.  Lieut  If. 
C.B.  Rccill  5  Nov.  92 

Hon.  Chap.—Seo.  R.  Lee- 
James  23  June  70 

Scarlet— White  Facings. 


tain, 

Lt. Colonel. 

G.  R.  C.  Lord  Harris,  GCSI. 

GCIE.  p.s.  A.A.  General 

for    Imperial     Yeomanry, 

icithrank  of  Colonel  in  the 

.      Army,  2%  Feb.  00 6  Oct.  97 

{  Majobs. 

Edtr.   Ereicen,  p. a.  Hon.  Lt. 
Col.,  2nd  in  Comd.  11  Bat- 
I       talioH  Imperial  Yeomanry  9  Feb.  8i 
i  Chas.  Stewart  Hardy,  late 

Lt.  j7  Foot,  Hon.  Lt.  Col.   14  Mar.  00 


Captains. 

George  Edward,  Earl  Sondes, 

p.s.,     Hon.    Major;     Lt. 

Imperial  Yeomanry  25 

John  H.  Mouind,  p.s i 

Richard  James  Tylden,/j.«., 

Hon.  Major 19 

John  Howard,  p. jf 19 

Hon. Hen.  Aug.  Milleg-Lade, 

p.s.  Lt.  ImperiaiYeoinunryi^ 
Fras.    AIe.x,     MacKinnon, 

p.s.  Hon.  Major 24 

Fred.  G.  Earl  of  Guilford, 

p." 14 

Herbert  Ingram,^.* 14 


Eoyal  East  Kent. 

{The  Duke  of  Con  naught^  8  Own.) 
{Mounted  Ri/tes.) 

[Kent  Brigade.] 
Head  Quarters,  Canterbury 

Honorary  Colonel. 
General  H.R.H.  Arthur 
W.  P.  A.  Duke  of  Con- 
naught,  KG.  KT.  KB. 
GCB.  GCSI.  GCMG. 
GCIE.  GCVO.  Rifle  Bri- 
gade, &.C.  &c 27  Feb.  36 


June  84 
Feb.  90 

Feb.  00 
Feb.  96 

Mar.  00 

Mar.  00 

Mar.  00 
Mar.  00 


Lieutenants. 


Second  Lieutenants. 
Charles  Humphery  Style, ;j.  7  Mar.  99 
Hy.  J.  P.  S,  iortiTeynham  74  Mar.  00 
Francis  Elmer  Speed     ,14  Mar.  00 

Adj.— 

Med.    Officer,, —Surg.    Cap*. 
W.  P.  Thornton  4  May  92 

Vet.  Officer.— 

Hon.  Chaplain.— Rev.  F.  C. 

Timms,  Jf4 26  July  99 

Rifle-Groen— Scarlet  Facings. 


West  Kent. 

{Queen'' s  Own.) 

[Kent  Brigade.] 

Head  Quarters,  Maidstone, 

HoNOBABr  Colonel. 

Willlaui,  Marq.  of  Aberga- 
xenny,  KG.  late  Cor.  and 
Sub  Lt.  2  Life  Ode.  17  Feb.  75 

Lt. Colonel. 

CharlesEdw.Warde,  p.  late 

4  Hussars,  MP.  Hon.  Co/. 13  Sept.  99 

Major. 
Fiennes  S.  W.  Cornwallis,  4  Nov.  99 

CAriAINS, 

JamesFrederick  Edmeades, 

p.,  Hon,  Major 16  Dec.  76 

Francis  Bingham  Mddmay , 

MP.  p.s 17  May  93 

Hon.  Egremont  John  Milhf 

p.s.  Imperial  Yeomanry  ...12  Feb.  9S 
Hon.  Thos.  Allnutt  Brassey, 

p.s 19  Jan.  gS 

Hy.  L.  Campbell  Brassey, 

p.s 4  Nov.  99 

Lieutenants. 

Chas.  Wm.  Sofer  Whitburn, 

p 30  Sept.  96 

ArthurPearson Davison,;)..''.  3  Mar.  97 
John  Charles,  Marquis  of 

Camden,;),* 18  May  98 

Lionel   E.   Sackvillc-West, 

ip.s.) 4  Nov.  Q9 


Yeomanry  Gavalrij  oj  Great  Britain. 


907 


Second  LiBUrKNAsrs. 
William  Lee  Hy.  Roberts...  2  May  96 
Sh-  Sam.  Edw.   Snill,  Bert. 

3f.P.,  I.ile  Lieut.  R.  Horte 

Odg.Tt. Imperial  TeO}iiaiirt/24  Feb.  07 
Hon.  Geoff:  £.  Mills,  {p.t.194  Feb.  y? 
Eobert    Bertram     Pott,    Lt . 

Imperial  I'eomaiirtf  11  Oct.  159 

Georj^e  Montajjue  Style,  ^j..  7  Feb.  00 

("utlihert  .-irtliur  Field  21  June  00 

John  Bazley  White, >n.     -28  Nov.  00 

Aaj.— 

Acting  Qr.lf)-.— Richard  A. 

H.  Seymour  5  Sept.o 

ited.   Officer.  —  Surg. Lieut. 

Gardiner  Wm.  Trouton, 

MD 15  'Sov.ag 

Hon.     Chap.—Sev.      Harry 

Harbord 16  Dec.  96 

Blue — Scarlet  Facinss. 


Lanarksbire. 

[Utli  Brigade.] 

Head  Quarters,  Lanark. 


Capt.^ins. 
John    Alex.    Neilson,  p.3., 

Hon.  Major 12  Dec.  91 

AiKtreio  Coats,  p.8.  Imperial 

Yeomanri/     ■■   2  June  94 

Andrew  Artliur.  p.s 2^  Apr.  96 

Ale.Kancler  Seilson,;).* 25  Apr.  96 

LiKtJTBNANTS. 

Henry  Charles  Lnmont,;).*. 22  Apr.  99 
Kenneth  H.  M.  Connal,  p.t. 

Imperial  Yeomanri/ 22  Apr.  99 

William  P.    BonalAfon,  p.t. 

Imperial  Yeomanry  22  Apr.  99 

Robert  E.  Findlay,  ;j.s 11  May  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Charles  William  Forbes  ...28  Nov.  91 

,   Adi.— 

I  Actinq      Qr.     Mr.  —  John 

i      Sco'uUer  28  Mny  00 

'  Med.  Officer.— 

\   Vet.  Officer.— Vet .    Lf.     Jas 

li'Iutosh  H'Call,  JfD.      17  Feb.  97 
!         Dark  Blue— Scai-lat  Faoinsts. 


Rt. 


HoNOBABr  Colonel. 
7/011.     C.    A.    Earl    of 


Home,  Aide  de  Camp  to  the 

Queen,  and  Colonel  16  Dec.  96 

Lt.Colonbi.  Commandant. 
Sir  Simon  M.Lockharf.  Bart. 

Lt. Colonel  1  Life  Gdt.    ...16  Dec.  96 

James  Addie,  ifo«.  Colonel. i6  Bee.  96 

Majoe. 
Henrv  E.  Gordon.  ii.g.,IIon. 

Lt. Colonel 13  Jan.  97 

Captains. 
James  C.   Hope-Vere,  p.s., 

Hon.  Major    sSept.S? 

Jas.  Dennistoun    Mitchell, 

jun.,  )!.».,  Hon.  Major 25  Feb.  qt 

Alexander    Whitelaw,   )'.». 

Hon.  Major 13  Jan.  97 

C.W.A.  N.  Lord  Laminptoii, 

OCMCr.   p. I.    Oooernor  of 

Queensland 19  Sept. 00 

William  Whitelaw,;).* 19  Sept.  00 

Lieutenants. 

Robert  Findlai/,)'.' 27  June  94 

Uhas.C .  Arch.  /«)niDunglass, 

p.» 3  Aug.93 

John  St.  John  Graham,  Im- 
perial Yeomanry  12  July  99 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Ohas.  Joseph  E.  Cranstonn  26  Oct.  98 
Walter  John    Marshall,   Lt. 

Imperial  Yeomanri/  29  Nov.  99 

Adj.— Sir  Windham  R.  0. 

Ansiruther,  Bart 14  Nov. 00 

Icting    Qr.    Mr.  —  Robert 

SantUlands i3  June  00 

Med.  Officer.— Surgeon  Major 

Russell  Eliott  Wood  26  Apr.  82 

Vet.  OJicer.— 

Blue— Scarlet  Facinss. 


Lanarkshire. 

(  Queen's  Own  Royal  Glasgow  and  Lou-er 
Ward  oj  Lanarkshire.) 

[llth  Brigade.] 

Hflad  Quarters,  25,  Abbolsford 

Placs,  Glasgow. 

HoNOBAsr  Colonel. 


Lt. Colonel 
■James  Neilson,;).  Uon.Cul.jj  Oct.  94 

MiJOB. 

Robert  K.  Stewart,} .  Hon. 

Lt.Colonel  21  ^OT.  94 


Diike  of  Lincaster's  Own. 

I  [14th  Brigade.] 

Head  Quarters,  Worslay. 

HoffoBABY  Colonel. 

■  F.C.G.  EarlofEllrsmere,p.ii  Mar.  96 

\  Lt. Colonel. 

I  Clement  M.  Rovds,  Knight 
of  Grace  of  St.  John  of 
Jeruaalem,  p.  Hon.  Colonel  10  Feb.  96 

Majobs. 

Percv  Hargreaves 2  Mar.  98 

John  Rutherford,  3IP 27  Aug.  98 

Captains. 

George  Kemp,  p.s.  Imperial 

;       Yeomanry   iS  July  gi 

;  Albert  Ernest  Lees,  ;>. J*.   ...it  Mar.  96 

Robert  Henrv  Tilney,  ;j.8.  ii  Mar.  96 

Walter  Longle.vBourke./j.».3o  May  96 
j  Henry    Marmatluke    Hartl- 
I      castle,  Imperial  Yeomanry  23  Mar.  98 
j  Arthur  Wm.  Huntington, p.s. 

j      Imperial  Yeomanry 21  Sept.gS 

i  Thomas  A.  S.  Shepherd- 
Cross,  y.x 16  May  00; 

I  Ernest  Johnson,  ;).» !*>  May  00  j 

ao«.  F.W.G.Egerton,  ;;.».. 21  Nov.  00 

j  Lieutenants. 

Jas.  Reginald  Ormrod, ;'.»•.  11  Mar.  96  . 
j  A.  E.   Jacques  P.eiss,  p.s.    3  July  97 
Edw. Alexander  J. JOhnson- 

]      Ferguson,  7>.« 13  July  98 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Charles  Hesketh  Bibby  Hes- 

keth 6  July  88 

Heory  Seymour  Fersae  ...28  June  99 

Henry  Leigh  Bibby    19  July  99 

John  Kenneth  Ihwaites  ...2S  rtec.  99 
Talbot  Brittain  f^orwood...io  Jan.  00 
Jas.  Arthur  Berry  Heap  ...20  Jan.  00 
Arthur  fidward  Wrigley  ...r6  May  00 
Adjutant. — 
Med.  Officer. — Surgeon  Major 

W.  Wiugate  Saul,  3fiJ  ,23  Feb.  Si 
Hon.  Chaplain.— Rex).  F.  K. 

Hodgkinson,  MA 7  June  99 

Scarlet— Blue  FaciogB. 


Majobs. 
Edward  R.  G.  Hopwood,  p. 
Hon.  Lt.Colonel   22  Mar.  93 

Captai.vs. 
Thomas  W.  Lord  N'ewton. 

JP.,  p.s.  Hon.  Major 28  June  90 

Wm.   Lee    Pilkington,  p.s. 

Hon.  Major    12  Mar.  92 

Sir  Humphrey  Francis  fie 

lTtlttOTd,Bt.,p.s.Hon.MaJ2i  Apr.  93 

Jas.  Henrv  Stock,  MP.,  p.s. 

Hon.  Major    29  Apr.  93 

Thomas    Algernon    Earle, 

p.s.  Hon.  Major 13  Jan.  94 

Harold  M'Corquodale,  p.s.  20  Apr.  94 
E.  G.    the  Earl  of  Lithnm, 

Knightof  Grace  of  St.John 

of  Jerusalem,   late   Major 

Royal  Horse  Guards  16  June  97 

Lieutenants. 
E.  Sinclair  PilkiuQion,  p.s. 

Imperial  Yeomanry 23  Apr.  95 

Fred.      B.      J.     Stapleton- 
Bretherton,  p.s.   Imperial 

Yeomanry    16  Sept  96 

James  Monro  Walker,ji.»...'fi  Sept.op 

Carlton  Cross,  p.s 16  Sept. 96 

Hon.    Osbert   Cecil    Moly- 

neux,  late  2  Life  Gds.   ...10  May  9S 
Albert  Leonard  Pilkington 

i     p.s 5  Dec.  00 

I  Charles     Tidbury    Street, 

p.s.  late  Surg.  Lieut 5  Dec.  00 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Cyril  Dewhurst    4  Apr.  oo 

Edw.  B.  G.  Gregge  Hopwood25  Apr.  oo 

Adjutant, — 

Med.OJicer.— Surgeon  Capt. 
Darner  Harrisson 21  Apr.  86 

Vet.  Officer.— Vet.  Lieut. 
William  G.  Di.vou,  Im- 
perial Yeomanry   iSMar.gi 

Blue — Orimson  Busby-Bag. 


Leicestershire. 

("Prince  Alberts  Own.") 

^6tli  Brigade.] 
Head  Quarters,  Leicester. 

HoNOBABr  Colonel. 
James  W.  Baillie^    igjunegs 

Lt.Colonel. 

Gordon      Blair, 


Frederick 

lute  Capt.  16  Lancers,  Hon. 
Colonel,      Imperial      Yeo- 


nanry  . 


17  July  95 


Lancashire  Hussars. 

rgtli  Brigade.] 

IIeadQuarters,Ashton-in-Makerfield. 

HoNOBABY  Colonel. 

Lt.Colonel. 
Wm.C.  Lord  GerCLTi,^  p.lale 
Lt.   2  Life   Guards,    Hon. 
Colonel =5  Feb.  93 


Majobs 
Wm.   A.    Peake.   Hon.    Lt. 

Col.,  Imperial  Yeomanry. ..i^  Apr.  99 
H.  George  Clougli- Taylor, 

p.s 18  Apr.  00 

William  John  Martin...  23  May  00 

Captains. 
G.  R.  P.Earl  Hone,  p.s. Lord 

in  Waitina  to  the  Queen...ia  July  90 
Everaid    March    Phillipps      ^ 

De  Lisle, p.s =  July  92 

Gilbert.  Lord  Willoughby 

de     Eresby,    MP.,    p.s. 

Hon.  Ma/or 4  Sept.95 

Jas.  Burns-Hartopp,  p.  late 

Capt.  R.  Horse  Guards  ...22  Jan,  9u 
Thomas  Elliot  Harrison,  p. 

Imperial  Yeomanry oleO.  9» 

Wm.  G.  S.  RoUestou,  p.s. ...71  Jan.  99 
Robert    Buuten    Muir,  p.s. 

Imp'rial  Yeoma„ry 4  Mar.    99 

Abboi  Harold  Robinson.p.«.2.5  Apr.  99 
John  Saltren  Willett,-  late 

z  Dragoon  Guards    5  May  00 


goS  Yeomanrii  Cavalnj  of  Great  Bntaiu. 

Lieutenants.  ]  Middlesex. 

{Duke  ofCiimhridiie's  Hussara.) 

list  Brigade.] 
Head  Quarters,  S.  Kensington. 


William  Eustace  Chaplin,  ■ 

(?'-8.) lo  Apr.  95  i 

Richard  Hy.  Eatcliff,  Ip.nAio  Apr.  93 
.{iiifuviun  Will.  £i/ro)i,  {2>'».)  I 

Itiipprial  Yeomann/ 4  Sept.  95 

Witfriff     Bi/ron,    p.s.     Im-  1 

piriaJ  Yeomanry    9  Feb.  98  , 

iienry  T.  Mills  (p.f.)     20  July  q8 

Hun.  Percy  C,  Evaiii^-Freke,  \ 

p.g.  Imperial  Yeomanry  ...  4  Mar.  99  ' 

Chas.C.  Anderson- Pelham, 

(w.8.) i  Mar.  99  j 

Jn  mes     WadsKorth    Jiitckie, 

{/>.».)  14  June 99  i 

Skcohd  Lieutenants.  i 


HONORABY  COLOirSL, 

II.R.II.  G.  W.  F.  C.  Duke  of 
Cambridge,  JTG.  KT.KP. 
GCB.  GCSI.  GCMG. 
GCIE.  GCVO 6  Jan. 

Lt. Colonel. 

Wni.Keniinn  Miffor(i,^p.late 
Capt.SSuisarg,  }fon,Col.2'i  Apr. 

Majob. 


Kiank  Ashton  Belleville  ...15  June 98  J  Frod.    A.     Heypate  -Lam- 


William     Francif    Martin^ 

Lt.  Imperial  Yeomanry  ...21  Sept.98  ] 
S'w  Fredk.    Ferrer»  Conant  \ 

Fowke,  Bart.  Li.  Imperial  ! 

Yeumnnry    6  Sept.99  j 

Frank  Chaplin 28  Feb.  00 

lledwortli    Trela^^'ny    Bar-  | 

clay  25  Apr.  00  i 

Mi--  I 

Med,  Officers. — Surgeon  Maj.  \ 

J.  T.  Jacques  22  Nov.  99  I 

Snrg.  Lieut.  W.  Wingfield  ; 

Nuttall    II  Oct.  99 

T  'et.      Officer.—  Vet.     Lieut. 
Thomas  Harry  Hobson...  3  May  99 

Hon.  CAap.— ^fD.F.  Thorpe2o  Sept. 76 

Blue — Scarlet,  Facingo. 


bert,  p.».  Hon.  Lt.CuIouel    S  Aug.  31 
Captainh. 
William  Duncan, ^.«.  !i]  Hon. 

Major    4  June9;2 

Ricbd.  Hamilton  RawBon, 

T)L.    p.   late  Capt.   i  Life 

Gnardifj  Hon.  Major  4  Oct.   93 

Wm.Henry  Ga9trell,7;.s.  ,..26  May  97 
George  BniUie  Guthrie,  p,»t. 

Lt.  Imperial  Yeomanry  ...16  Mar.  98 
John   Leglie  Smith,  late  R, 

Artillery 11  May  98 

LlEnTENA.NTS. 

ArchieLawrence  Langman,  1 

p.8 4  Sept.95  ; 

Walter  Reginald  Blackwell,  I 

p.n. 28  July  97  j 

Mark  James  Mayhew  .13  Dec.  gg  i  ^y, 


Lieutenants. 

GoJJWy  FitzHuyk  (;;.».),  Im- 

prrifil  Yromaurif      2  June  97 

j  Gio.  Pritchard  Eayuvr  {p.».) 

Imperial  Yeomanry 2  June  97 

!  Robert  Clias.  Anwyl  { p.f.)..  9  May  00 

I  Second  Libdtenantb. 

j  Frederick  James  Walton. ..21  Feb.  co 
i  George  Herbert  Mytton  ...  7  Mar.  00 
I  William  Marshall  Dugdale  19  Mar.  co 

3fei.  Officer. — Siirijeon  Lieut. 

Fras.  Ernest  Marston...... 15  Apr.  ql. 

I  Vet.     Officer.  —Vet.     Lieut. 

\      Tbos.  Chas.  HowiUhoii  ...igMny  c- 

I  Scarlet — Black  Facings. 


I  July  00  i 


Lothians  and  Eerwiokshire. 

1:12th  Brigade.  J 

Head  Quarters,  Dunbar. 

HoNOHAHT  Colonel. 

('.  Earl  of  Haddington,  Aide 
de  Camp  to  the  ^iieeii,  and 
Colonel    7.\  Oct.    94 


Lt.Colonbl. 
Sir    W.    A.    B.    Hamilton, 
£CMG.CB.[t],p.Hon.Col.  4  Apr.c,r, 

Majobb. 
Sir  William  Jas.  Gardiner 

Baird;    Bart,    late    Lieut. 

7  Husgarg,  Hon.  Lt.Cnl....ji,  July  98 
iitonje.  Lord   Binninq,^  p.n. 

B f.Lt. Colonel  Rcydl  Horse 

Qiiardt 23  Dec.  99 

Captains. 

Walter  Wingate  Gray,  ?j.«. 
Hon.  Major 10  Aug.  89  | 

Henry  Kidd,  p.».  Lt.  Im- 
perial Yeomanry   i  July  06 

Harold  B.    Tow»e,  p.s.   (H) 

Lt.  Imperial  Yeomanry  ...    8  Nov,  99 

Sir  Jan.  Percy  Miller,  hart, 
late  Capt.  14  Hnssarg,  Im- 
perial Yeomanry  23  Dec   99 

IjIEUTBNANTS. 
D.  Alex.    Wauchope,  p.^,  {t) 

Imperial  Yeomanry  6  July  98 

L,    Eobertnon     Eamsay,  p.s. 

Imperial  Yeomanry 6  July  98 

TVm.    Burton    Stewart, p.s.  17  Jen.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
John  E.  Blagrave  Swintou  18  Apr.  o 
Adjutant. — 

Med.    Officer, — Sur<^.    Major 

Tho3.  Fras.  S.  Caverhill  3  May  83 
Vet. Officer. — 

Acting Qr. Mr. —Wm.M'NHh  6  May  93 
Honorary    Chaplain. —  Sep. 

Robert  Buchanan   30  Apr.  84 

Scarlfit — Blue  Facings. 


William  Herbert  Mullens, 

Second  Libutknants. 

I  Harry  Cuunintrham  Brodie28  Dec.  99  , 
[  Godfrey  L.  T.  L.  Lampson  14  Mar.  00  j 

I  Harry  Bertram  Butler  26  Mar.  00 

!  Herbert  E.  Wootten  Wootten25  Apr.  00  ' 

Adjutant. —  ' 

Acting  Qr.  Mr.—Wm.   .las.  j 

Cattle    14  Jul.V  96' 

Med.  Officer. — Surg. Captain 
C/ian.  Stonham,  p.  Comdg. 
Inip.Yeo.  Field  Ho»p.  with 
rank  of  Major    2  Aug.  99 

Hon.  Chaplain.— Rev.  P.  J.T.  ! 

Blakeway,  BA 11  July  94  ; 

Vet.    Officer.  ~  Vet.     Lieut. 

Henry  G.  Simpson 3  June  99  | 

Green — Black  Facings.  ' 


Northumberland. 

[Huxsarif.) 

Ll2th  Brigade.] 

Head  Quarters,  Newcaatle-on-Tynt- 

HoNOEABT  Colonel. 
H.G.  Earl  of  Racrnsicorth    7  Nov.  S5 

Lt.Colohel. 
Jn.  B.Cookson.jj.  Hon.  Col.  25  Dec.  95 

Majob. 
Joun   0.    Straker,      Hon. 
Lt.Colonel  19  Feb.  oi' 

Captains. 
E.  Burdon,^.  ia/i^Cor. 


Montgomeryshire. 

[15th  Brigade.] 

Head  Quarters,  Welshpool. 

HoNOttAE-Y  Colonel. 

Lt.Colonel. 
Sir    H.    L.    W.    Williams. 

Wynn,  Barf,  p.s q  Feb.  Sq 

Majoes. 
George    Weutworth    Forbes,^ 

late     I     Dragoon     Quanhs, 

Hon.    Lt.Colonel;    2nd    in 

Comd.  of  a  Bn.  of  Imperial 

Yeomanry 9  May  98 

Arthur  W.  Williams- Wynn, 

Hon.  Lt. Col 9  May  00 

Captains. 

Robt.  jr.  H.  U'.  William»- 
Wynn,  j).8.  Imperial  Yeo- 
manry     13  Aug.  87 

Fred  Roivland  Williams- 
Wynn,  p.K.  Imperial  Yeo- 
manry; under  Military 
Governor,  Pretoria  3  Apr.  95 

E.G.William»-Vaughan,p.».  5  May  97 

Krederic  Grahnai,  ?».«.  late 

Lieut.  I  Dragoon  Guards. .,22  Apr.  99 

Cecil  Arthur  Hope,  late  Lt, 
t  Dragoons   9  May  00 


17  Luncern,  Hon,  Major... 2;^  Aug.  Ji-' 

Geo.  John  Wm.  Noble,p./<i^e 

Capt. i^Hussari<,Ho}t.Maj. it  Oct.   95 

Edwd.  Francis  Riddell ii  Apr.  96 

Wm.  Armstrong  Watson- 
Armstrong 4  July  9'' 

Gcrgr   Savile   Clayton,  p.i. 

Lt.  Imperial  Yeomanry  ...14  Sept.  9S 

Addison  F.  Baker  Cress- 
well,  p.  late  2nd  Lieut, 
Scotf  Guards 11  Aul'.o- 

IiIEDBBNANTS. 

Miles  Roland  Chas.  Back- 
houite,  p.s.  Imi)erial  Yeo- 
manry   21  June  Q<. 

3Iatthc\vWhite,Z'»rrf  Ridley, 
p.y 21  June  94 

Denys  I.oighton  Selby- 
Bigge,;>.». 21  Juue9u 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Chas.  Robt.  I'isc/.Howick  2oAug.  9S 

Herbert   George  Carr   Carr- 

Ellisou... 20  Aug.  o.*' 

Robin  Grey, Lt. Imperial  Yeo- 
manry    23  Aug.  Qo 

Sclwyn  Percy  Austin    21  Dec.  99 

Bryan  Laing 16  June"-* 

Adj.— 

Chap.— 

Med.  Officer.— Surg,  Capt. 
Arthur  Brumell 21  May  9- 

Vet.  Officer. —  Vet.  Major  G. 

Klphick 21  June  90 

Blue— Scarlet  Basby  Bag. 


Nottinghamshire. 

I            iSouthern  Nottinghamshire.) 
Ll7th  Brigade.] 
Head  Quarters,  Nottingham. 
I                 HoNOBABY  Colonel. 
f  Rl.  Hon.  Hy.  Lord  Belper, 
Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Queen 
and  Colonel 25  Apr,  o- 

Lt. Colonels. 

Lancelot  Rolleston,  p.s.  [t] 
Hon.  Colonel,  Imperial 
Yeomanry    .25Nov.y'- 

Herbert  Fras.  Smith,  /J.J....25  Apr.  00 

Majob. 
Francis  Abel  Smith,  p.s.  ...2S  Nov.  g4 


Capiaiks. 
Charles  Wm.  Trotter,  p.s.    17  Apr. 
Krank  Eveb'n  Seely,i'.«.-.,i7  Apr. 
I  'barles  Wm.  Wright,  p.s.   20  May 
Richard  Ledie  Birkiii,  p.s. 

Imperial  Yeomaurif 6  Jan. 

Thomas  Arthur  Hill,  JJ.8....12  Jai3. 

LlEUTErTANTS. 

PeimCursonSherbrooke.^).  7  Feb.  c 
<  Geoffrey  N  Charlton,  p.s....  7  Feb.  c 
Uvrd^/c    S.    T.-lxfram,  ;;.,«. 

XmpKrial  Yenmaurt/ 7  Feb.  c 

Montgomerie  Boyle 28  Nov.  ( 

Percy  Robert  Bruce, jw-s.  (fjsS  Nov.  ( 
AlanB.Baylev-\Vorthingtou2S  Nov.c 

p.)' .." 28  Nov.( 

Second  Lieutbnamts. 
ilaurice  Bromley- Wilson  10  Aug.  c 

Tom  SutcUffe,  p.s to  Aug.  c 

Thomas  Philip  Barber i  Jan.  ( 

Henry  Gordon  Ley i  Jan.  t 

.lonathan    Alfred  Crocker  4  Jan.  c 

Richard  P'rancklin     .  4  Jan.  c 

Harry  Laurence  Hirkin  ...  4  Jan.  < 
Bertram  Abel  Smith 4  Miiy  < 

Adj.— 

^t■^Q.-.afr.— J.H.Bradwellii  May  1 

2led.0§icer. — Surgeon  Capt. 

Henry  Williams 2  May  < 

Cef,  Officer.— Vet.  Lieuf.  E. 
D.  Johnson   2^  Jan.  1 

Blue. 


NottingbamsMre. 

(Sherwoo'f  Ra>igerf.) 

rnth  Brigade. , 

Head  Quarters,  Retford. 

honok.^rt  coloxel. 

Lt. Colonel, 

v_;.  E.  M.  Vigcf.  Galway,  />. 
Aidi.de  Camp  to  the  Queen, 
•<nd  Colonel 15  Mar. 

Majoe. 
.In.  Savile, ioi'if  Savile,^.s. 
Hon.  Colonel    1    Vol.   Bn. 
West  Sidintj  S'>fft 5  Dec. 

Captains.  1 

Henry  Denison,   p.x.,  late  '■ 

Lt.Col.  R.  Engineers    20  Aug.  9, 

Joseph  Fred.  Laycock,/)..".  6  Mar.  95 
Mafthetc   Smith  i>aivfou,p.».  1 

Imperial  Yeomanry -3  Mar.  95 

Albert  Edw.  Whitaker,^  p.  | 

late  Northumberland  Fits. 

Hon.  Major    4  Feb.  99 

William  Yo-inger,  late  IJ. 

16  Lancers 21  Feb.  00 

Sir  Henri/  Bromley^  Barf., 

p.g 7  Mnr.  00 

LiBUTENAJfTS. 

Horace  Ogilvie  PeacocJc^  p.s. 

Imperial  Yeomanry 25  Dec.  95 

Robert  T.OlivrrShcriffe,p.)^.  4  Feb.  99 
Herbert  Hayd'.i  ^Vihon^p.)'. 

Capt.  Imperial  Yeomanry  Q  Aug.  gg 
Hnrold  Thorpe,  p.s q  Aug.og 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Hon.  Geo.  V,  A.  Monckton- 
Arundell i  Jan.  00 

Jloii.  Aubrey  N.  H.  M.  Her- 
bert    12  Jan,  00 

'XTios.G.BrockholesThomasii  Ai)r.  00 


Yeomanry  Gavatnj  of  Great  Br 

Adj.—  I 

'^l     Med.  O^eer.—Surg.  C,i,>f.C. 

*^^        Fleming 4  Apr.   94 

j  Chap.—Reo.    Richard     Fitz 
gj        Herbert,  Jf-il iS  Apr.  85 

^^  Green. 


Oxfordshire. 

{Queen's  Oicn  Oxfordsfiire  Husgars.) 

[2nd  Brigade.] 
Head  Quarters,  Oxford. 

HoNORABT  Colonel. 
H.R.H.      Albert    Eward. 
Prince  of  Wales,  KG.KT. 
KP.S^MB.  GCSI.GCMG. 
GCIE.  GCrO 29  July  96 

Lt.  Colonel. 

Arf.  risct.  Valrntia,  p.  Hon. 
Colonel , late  Lf.  10  Hiasarg, 
MP.  Controller  of  Her 
Majeaty'sHoutehold,  Assist. 
Adj.  Gen.  for  Imperial 
Yeomanri/    19  Dec  94 

Majobs. 

H.  Crawley  Norris,  p.  late 

Capt  S  Hus. ;  Hon. Lf.Col.2^  Ja,n.  95 
Wm.    D.    Mackenzie,    Hon. 

Lt. Colonel 13  May  96 

Captains. 

Sir  Algernon  Fras.  Peyton, 

Bart.    p.    late    Capt.    n 

Hussars;  Hon.  Ma}or_  ...11  Mar.gi 
Leonard    Koble,   p.s,,    Hon. 

Major, Imjjerial  Yeomanry  4  May  92 
R.  T'.  Hermon-Hodge,  JfP, 

p.i.,  Hon.  Major 4  May  92 

Alex.  NeUon  Hall    23  Nov.  98 

Lieutenants. 

Arthur  Dugdale,  ;).» 3  July  95 

C^rt>.    7^   J.  Duke  of  Marl- 

borough,  (p.s.)  Staff  Cajjt. 

for  Imperial  Yeomanry  ...16  June  07 
Hon.E.E.  Twisleton-Wyl-e- 

ham  -  Ftennes,       Imperial 

Yeomanry    29  Apr.  gg 

Hon.  G.  VilUers  Peel,^p.«.  29  Apr.gg 

Second  Libctenants. 
John      Strange      Spencer 

Chui'chill    i6Feb.9S 

Herbert  M.  J.  Stourton 29  Mar.  og 

Med.   Officer.— Surg.  Lt.Col. 

Horatio  P.  Symonds 22  Nov.  99 

Vet.  Officer.— 

Hon.  Chap. —  VerifRev.  Fras. 
Paget,  DV 2.^  June  94 

Dark  Blue— Crimson  Pacings, 


Pembroke. 

[Castkmartin.) 
Head  Quarters,  Haverfordwest. 

Honoeaey  Colonel. 
Sir  Oicett  H,  P.  Sconrjleld, 
Bart.^  Son.  Lt.  Colonel  ...  2  Aug.  90 

Lt. Colonel. 
p.s.c.  Thomas  James  Roch, 

la^e  Capt.  R.A, 5  Dec.  00 

Ma  JOB. 


Captains. 

Edward    Denman    Cropper,^ 
p.8.  Hon.  Major,  Imperial 

Yeomanry   15  June  93 

Owen  Hird  Spear  WiUiamsi5  Mar.  go 
S.  Roden  Fothergill,  p.s.  .,2\  June  99 


tam,  909 

LlEUTBHAKTS. 

James  F.  H.  Buckley   o  Anr.  98 

Lewis  F.J. Colciuitt  Cravemi  July  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Alan  Fred.  Jus.  de  Rutzen  3  Jan.  oc 

David  Harrison   g  Jan.  00 

Cyril  Roderic  Roch    12  Juaeoo 

.Irf/.— L.O.Williams,  Cajj^aiM 

II  Husmrs .,.15  Oct.    96 

Med.Offtcer^.-SvrqeonLt.Col. 

Geo.  R.  T.  Phillips 24  July  80 

Surg.  Lt.  Jji S.Wilson,  MD. 20  July  98 
Blue— White  Facings. 


Shropshire. 

[5th  Brigade.] 
Head  Quarters,  Shrewsbury. 
HoNOEARY  Colonel. 
F.    C.    Earl    of    Kilmoreif, 

^P.,  p-s 10  Feb.  93 

Lt.Colonel. 
Edward    H.    Baldocb,  }>.s. 

Hon.  Colonel 20  Jan.  97 

Major. 
Hon.  George  R,  C.  Ormsby- 
Gore.     DL.,      late      Lt. 
Coldstream  Guards  24  Apr.  y; 

Captains. 

Lloyi,  Lord  Kenyon,/>.».  .,  9  May  90 

Francis  Hurt  Sitwell i^  May  96 

SirWalterOrlando  Corbet,' 

Bart ., late  Coldstream  Gds.  3  Apr.  97 

Alfred  AVynne  Corrie.  p.s.    5  May  g  7 

A.  H.  Orlando  LLoyd,^;j.«. 

late  Capt.  Gren.  Guards... 26  Snn^  97 

Hy.  Heywood  Heywood- 
Lonsdale,  p.s.  late  Cap- 
tain Gre)iadier  Gds.^M.P. 21  July  g~ 

Sir  B.  Baldwin  M.  Leigh- 
ton,  Bart. f  p.s 18  Aug.  07 

Lieutenants. 
J.  P.  H.Heywood-Lonsdalf, 

p.s 7  Aug.gi 

William  Tayleur,  ;>.x 4  May  gS 

Richard   Tyrrell   Jonen,  p.s. 

Imperial  Yeomanrg 4  May  gS 

Witr.RogerO.Kynaston,;?,*.  4  May  96 
Hugh  Gurney,  ^).».  Imperial 

Yeomanri/    28  June  ag 

Hon.  C,  C.  O.  WeldPorester, 

p.s 28  Junegg 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Arthur  Wellesley  Foster  ...15  Mar.  gg 
Noel  Erne><t  Money,  late  Lt, 

Irish  Fusiliers;   Capt.  Im^ 

perial  Yeomanry  29  Dec,  go 

Geo.LockhartGreenshield82S  Mar.  00 
Herm,-  Robert   Day,    Capt. 

Reserve n  Apr.  00 

Thomas  Hy.  Lord  Berwicki2  May  00 
Med.Officer, — SurgeonMaJo>' 

John  D.  Lloyd '. i  May  So 

Vet.    Officer.—  F>^    M-iJor 

Henry  Barnes  .....24  Dec.  92 

Blue— Scarlet  Facings. 


I^orth  Somerset. 

:  4th  Brigade  ] 

Head  Quarters,  Bath. 

HoNOBAET  Colonel. 

Rt.  Son.  R.  E.  St.  L.  Earl 
of  Cork-  and  Orrery,  KP.  27  May  g  ■, 

Lt.Colonel. 
C.  S.  C.  Visct.  Dungarvan, 
p.s.,  DL 27  M:iy  93 

Ma  JOBS. 

Jas.  Towers-Clark,  p.  hte 

Capt.  T  Dragoons 25  Mar.  ay 

Wdliatn.  Maxwell  Slterston,^ 

late  Capt.  18  Hugtars 28  Apr.  99 


II  July  95 
25  Sept.  95 


qio 

Captaiks. 

R.  .J.Ba,yutimHippi8ley,p.».  3  Nov.  90 
.1.  Lawrence  BetathaU,  j>.s.io  June  93 
Vot'qliiA   Haml'ton  M'Lfiiif, 
p. g.Lf. Imperial  Yeomaiirif  : 

uniier  Mil.  Got:  Pretoria  4  Oct.    93 

Norman  M'Lean.ji." 3  May  95 

DelavalG.  L'E.  Astley,  p.'. 

latp  Lieut.  Welsh  Regiment, 

Aide  lie   Camp   to    Colonel 

a.    B     Boijle,    Com.     W. 

Coitntiet  Brigade  Vol. Inf. 
Geo.  Ahriiham  Gihbs,  p.».  JJ ■ 

Imperial  Yromaurtf    .     _ 

JohnO. Blii,iraee,Uoyi. Major ,t  Dec.  95 
Charles  Gn'thorne  Hill,  p.  25  Aug.  00 
Robert  Edin.  Dickinson, ;).».2S  Sept. 00 

Lieutenants. 
Zoi-iiCharlesW.A.MontaRU, 

,,.« 7  AUR.  86 

T.    Raymond    Si/mout,  ()i.«.) 

Cap'.  Imperial  Trouaiyiri/  6  May  91 
Geotlrey  C'arrGlyn, /).».  3  Dee.  98 
Antony  Hubert  Gibbs,  ;i..«.  3  Dec.  98 
Erneet  Eiiwartl  James,  /).».    3  Dec.  93 

Second  Lieutenants. 
HagliCyrilA.Brookinir.y).*.  9  Oct.   95 
Huntlv  Gordon  Spencer    ...  4  Nov.  99 
AlQiriloa    Carteret     Tkynne, 

Lt.  Imperial  Yeomanrtf    ...16  Jan 
Frederic  Lord  Wolverton, 

South  Africa 20  Jan.  10 

.lohn    Arthur    Cooke-Hiirle, 

Lt.  Imperial  Teomanry  ...29  Jan.  00 
Ailing      Qr.Mr.  —  R.      C. 

Stephens    25  ^"r.  96 

Med.  Officer*. Surg. ht.  Col. 

John  J.  Saville 13  Apr.  92 

fiurg.Lient.  J.  G.  D.  Kerr...  4  Mar.  96 
Vet.  0<Srcr.— Te/.X«.Frank 

William  Leigh  4  Nov.  93 

Chap.— 
Blue— White  FacinRS. 


Yeomanry   Catalrij  of   Great  Biitaln. 


Uon. 


17  .\iig.  00 

16  May  95 

'.  I  May  95 
:  May  95 

6  Jan. 97 


Majob. 

William  Lord  Baf^ot,  Gentle- 
man   Usher  to   the   Queen, 

Hon.  Lt.Colonel    11  May  98 

Captains. 

Sir    Resinakl   Hardy,  Bt., 

p.'.,  [t],  Hon.  Major  13  Sept. 84 

Arthur  H.  Hesith,  p.s.  Hon. 

Major 16  Oct.    £6 

William  Bromleg  ■  Vanen- 
port,p.s.  Hon.Major,  Im- 
perial Yeomanrg   30  Dec.  91 

Hugh  Spencer  Charring- 
ton,  Hon.  Major  18  Apr.  96 

Ralph    Sneyd,'  p.s.     Hon. 

Major  12  May  97 

Chas.  Tertius  Mauder,;?.*.  11  May  98 

Gerald  Holboch  Hardy,  ;J.».25  Jan.  99 

Henry  Arthur  Clowes,  p.s. 

late  I  Life  Guard!    15  Feb.  99 

Philip  Staveley  Foster,  p.».i4  Nov.  00 
Lieutenants. 

William  Moat,  p.t.  (t),  Im- 
perial Yeomanrg   30  July  92 

Th:g.  A-  Wight-Boycott,  p.s. 

Imperial  Yeomanry -24  Oct.    94 

Herbert  Cecil  Gardner,  (p.s.) 

Imperial  Yeomanry S  Nov.  99 

Gerard  Arden  Clay,  p.s.  Im- 
perial Yeomanry    8  Nov.  99 

Archibald  William  Walker, 

p.» T4  Nov.  00 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Richard  Ashmole  Cooper.. .23  Aug.  99 

Eric  Chaplin 21  Keb.  00 

Grahan  Pcrcival  Heywood  i  Oct.  00 

Adj.— 

Med.  Officer— Surgeon  Capt. 

E.  W.  Welchman i  /Vug.  94 

Vet.  Officer.— Vet.  Lieut.  F. 
G.  Warmington    29  Apr.  93 

Hon.  Chaplain.— Rev. 3. iiii- 

lart,  S^ 2  May  85 

Blue— Scarlet  Facings. 


■West  Somerset. 

f4th  Brigade.! 
Head  Quarters,  Taunton. 
Honorary  Colonel. 
William  II.  Berkeley,  Vitet. 

Porlmau  o  May  96 

Lt.Colonel. 
Wm.  Barrett,  JJ.  late  Lieut. 5 
Dragoon  Giwrds 

Major. 
Henry  Thomas  Daniel  ... 

Captains. 
Arthur  Francis  Levita, ;;. 
William  Herbert  Nicol,;).: 
Chas.    D.    Carletou  -  Smith, 
p.t.  (H),  Remount  Dept.  i>. 

Africa 

Cordell     Wm.     Firebrace, 

late  Lieut.  7  Hufsart  17  Nt-V.  97 

Henrv  William  Harris  3  Apr.  99 

WiUiam  BroilrickCloete  ...11  Apr.  99 
Alexander  Gould  Ban-ett...  8  Sept.oo 
Alex.  Mncdonahl   Mt/burgh, 

p. 8.  Imperial  Yeomanry  ...14  Nov.  00 
Lieutenants. 
H.  W.  Carleton  SmithO).s.)i2  Aug.  96 
Second  Lieutenants. 

Brinslev  FitzGerald    18  Jan.  00 

Claud  Edward  Levita,  Im- 
perial   Yeomanry ;    under 

Mil.  Goc.  Pretoria 24  Jan.  00 

Wm.  Clement  Hy.  Esdaile  9  May  00 
Christophe  Benj.  Greenhill:2  Dec.  00 
.Med.   Officer— Surg.  Lf.Cot. 

Samuel  Farrant  23  Sept.93 

I'e/.    Officer.— Vet.    Captain 

George  Hill  Elder  4  Apr.  83 

Hotl.Ckaplain.—Rev.A.ll.A. 

Smith 3  Nov.  97 

Blue— Scarlet  Facings. 

Staffordshire. 

(Queen^s  Oien  Royal  Regiment.) 

[8th  Brigade.] 

Head  Quarters,  Lichfield. 

HoNoKAET  Colonel. 

C.  Duke  of  Sutherland,  p....2oDee.  99 

Lt.Colonel. 
JamesHeath.J/P.  Hon.Col.^^  Mar.  98 


The  Loyal  Suffolk  Hussars. 

(  The  I'nke  of  York's  O'cn.) 

1 7th  Brigade. ! 
Head   Quaners,  Bury  St.  Edmunds. 

HoNOBABY  Colonel. 
II.R.H.  G.  F.  E.  A.  Duke  of 
York,  KG.  KT. GCVO... .30  .iu\y  92 

Lt.Colonel  Commandaxt. 
FletcherH.G.Cruickshank, 
p.t.,    late    Capt.    R.  Art., 
Hon.  Colonel ...  ...       14  Mar.  00 

Lt.Colonel. 
Alfred    George    Lucas,  p.'. 
'jJ.  A.  A.  General,  Imperial 
T'eomaury,    u-ith    rank    of 

Colonel  in  the  Army iS  .Vpr.  91 

Major. 
RicJiard  Beale  Colcin,  p.t., 
Hon.  Lt.Colonel;  Comdg. 
a  Bn.  Imperial  Yeejmanry  17  May  92 
Erfr.  Wm.  David  Haird,  p. 
late  Capt.  10  Hussars  ; 
D,   A.   A.    Gen.    Imperial 

Yeomanry    4  Nov.  96 

Harry    Plumridge  Levita,' 

Capt.  late  1  Dragoon  Gds.21  May  00 
Captains. 
Walter    Raymond      Greene, 

MP.,  p.s 14  Oct.  00 

Hon.    Douglas    A.    ToUe^ 


ck  V.  Duleep 


4  Nov.  96 


.08 


7  Mar.  00 


mache,  p.s. 
Prince  Fred^i 

Sinqh.    p.s loAu, 

John  Robt.  Harney,  late  Lt. 

5  Lancers,  Imp.  Yeomanryis  Nov.  99 
Sir    Simeon    3.   L.    Stuart, 

Bart,   late  Lt.  5  Dragoon 

Guards ;  Comdg.  Advanced 

Base  Depot  Imperial   Yeo 

manry   - 

Lieutenants. 
Soger   Onne   Kerrison,   p.s 

imperial  Yeomanry   

Fred.  Wm.  ivivvi?,^ p.s 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Henry  Ernest   Crawley,  Lt. 

Imperial  Yeomanry 14  July  97 

Geoffrey    Chas.   Buxton,  Lt. 

Imperial  Yeomanry  ...19  Jan.  98 

Hon.  Walter  Hdr.  Oninness, 

Lt.  Imperial  Yeomanry       15  Nov.  99 


4  Nov. 
6  Jan. 


q6 


Abbott  Redmond  Buxton,  Lt. 

Imperial  Yeomauril  2  Jan.  00 

Geoi-ge  Sulivan  Whitfield..  19  Apr.  00 
Wilfred  Geo.  Lucas,  Special 

.Srrrice,  South  Africa  5  June  00 

Adj.- 

Med.  Officers.— Surg. Lt. Col. 

Alfred  Cooper 17  May  99 

Scrij.IJ.  Frederick  Treves  13  Nov.  99 
Hoil.  Chaplain— Rev.  L.   D. 

Kenyon-Stow  14  May  92 

Green — Scarlet  Facings. 


Warwickshire. 

[8th  Brigade.] 

Head  Quarters,  Warwick. 

Honobaby  Colonel. 

Lt.Colonel. 
Hugh  de  G.  Marq.  of  Ren- 

ford,  p.  late  Lt.  and  Capt. 

Gr.  Ods 6Sept.  o 

Majob. 
WiUiam      Charles      Alston, 

Hon.  Lt.Colonel    --i5Mar.99 

Captains. 
Fra.  R.  C.  G.   Earl  of  War- 

wick,  p.  Ron.  Major 26  Aug.  76 

Rowland  Jn.  Beech,';),  late 

Lt.2LifeGuards,Hon.Maj. 20  May  86 
ifoM.Fra.  Dudley  Leigh, /). 8.24  Mar.  38 
William  Macliay  Low,  p.i. 

Hon.  Major 26  Apr.  yo 

Frank  Dugdale  Hon.  Major  g  May  97 
Oswald  lien.  P.  Petrc.  p.*.ii  Jan.  99 
Hon.    Alwynne    H.    Fulke 

Grevil'o.  Cnpf.  late  King's 

Royal  Rifles    12  May  00 

Lieutenants. 

Basil  Hanbury,  ip.s.) .16  Dec.  S: 

Morton  Peto  Lucas,  {p.8.)...22  Oct.  92 
Riclul.  Butler  Cnarteris,  p.t. 

Imperial  Yeomanry 22  Oct.    92 

James    Stewart   Forbes,  late 

Lt.  9  Lancet's,  Captain  Im- 
perial Yeomanry   9  Maj'  96 

Uon.  Richard  Greville  Ver- 

ney  (p.«.) 22juneL(5 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Chas.  Standish    Faulet,  p.s. 

Lt.  Imperial  Yeomanry  ...12  Feb.  9S 

H.v.  AlleeleyW.  Boughton- 

Leigh   17  May  90 

Robert  Airth  Richardson. ..12  May  t»o 

Richard  Lakin 12  May  00 

Frank  Raymond  Phillips  ...12  May  .jo 

Adj.— 

Med.  Officer. — Surg. Captain 

Roger  Bullock,  )) 3  Mo.v  oq 

Vet.      Officer.— Vet.    Lieut. 

Thomas  Horton  13  Feb.  92 

Hon.  Chap. — Hon.  and  Rev. 

W.  R.  Verney  iS  Mar.  74 

Dark  Blue — White  Facings. 

Westmoreland  aud 

Oumberland. 

[14th  Brigade.] 

Head  Quarters,  Penrith. 

Honobaby  Colonel. 

Sir  II.   Ralph  Vane,  Bart.  29  Aug.  31 

Lt.(>olonbl. 
Hugh    Cecil,   Earl  of  Lons . 
dale,   p.  ,    A.    A.    General 
for    Imperial     Yeomanry, 

'■with  rank  of  Colonel  3  Mar.  97 

Majobs. 
Francis   Markham,  p.  late 
Capt. RifBrig.Hon.Lt. Col.  7  Apr.  07 
Captains. 
Josceline    FitzRoy    Bagot, 
MP.  p.s.,  late  Capt.  Gren. 
ads.    Hon.    Major;    Chief 
Press  Censor,  S.  .Africa  ...  2  May  SS 
iose\>hU&VTm,p.s.Ron.Maj.i6  July  92 

Robert  Jefferson, p.ii 18  Nov.  96 

Hamlet  Riley.  ;>.» 7  Apr.  97 

Jos.  Hugh  Jefferson,  p.s.        4  May  98 

Chat.  Edw.  Either,  p.s 3  Aug.  98 

William   Hugh  Parkin,  p.s. 

Tmvrrial  Yeomanry  2  Aug.  00 


J 


Yeomanru  Car<dr>/  of  Great  Britain 


LiBUTKNANTS. 

William  Stanley,  p.« 7  Apr,  97 

Sir  Berkeley  George  Di^by 
Sheffield.'  Barf.   p.s.  late 
Lieut.  4  Bn.  Lincoln  Uegt.  2  Aug.  99 
Clarence  Chesney  Wilson, 

yj.s 2  Aug.  99 

Second  Likctenants. 
Claude  W.  Soiri/ Lowther...iy  May  99 
GilbertH.Turner.;^.s./rtfeX^.3o  Dec.  99 
If  ah    Henri/    Williams,    Lt, 

Imperial  Teovianri/  10  Jan.  00 

Claude  Beddingtou,  Lt.  Im- 
perial Yeomanry    10  Jail.  00 

Ja».  Geo.  Eliott    Wood,  Lt . 

Imperial  Yeomanry 13  Jan.  00 

Adj.- 

Meii.    Officer.— Suvg.    Capt. 

J.  E.  Bowser,  Jfi 12  Sept.  91 

Tet.  Officer.— 

Hon.  Chap.— Rev.  George  B. 

Hasell 29  Apr.  74 

Scarlet— White  Facings. 


3Ied.    Officers.- 

Surgeon     Capt. — Oliver    C. 

Maurice iS  Sept.  95 

Vel.    Officer.  —  Vet.    Lieut. 

Tom  V".  Pettifer 13  Mar.  9,s 

Blue — Scarlet  Facings. 


l,Prl 


Eoyal  Wiltshire. 

■_ceoffValev'»Own  Royal  Retj'ii 


lent) 


[3rd  Brigade.] 
Head  Quarters,  Cbippenliam. 

HONOBABY   COLONBL. 

Most  Hon.  H If.  Cha?.  Keithy 
Ifarquin     of     Lansdowne, 

KG.  GCMG.  GCSI 24  Feb.  97 

Lt. Colonel. 
Hf.  Eon.  Walter  H.  Long. 
MP.,    p.     Hon.    Colonel; 
President    of     the    Local 

Government  Board  23  Mar.  98 

Majors. 
A'lVH.  BruceMeux,5^,;).s. 

Hon.  Li. Colonel     7  Dec.  98 

ritzroy  Pl/'ydell  Goddard, 
p.s.  ;  Imperial  Sepresenta- 

tiveCorps 3  Oct.   00 

Captains. 
Joshua  R.  G.  Gwatkin,?).*.  25  May  89 
Thos.  Henry,  3Iarquis    of 

Bath,  p.s.,  Hon.  Major  ...  2  Sept.93 
Geo.  Llewellen  Palmer,  p.s. 

Hon.  Major     2  Sept.93 

Arch.  Edward  Miles,!  Infe 
King's  Soi/al  Rifles,  Hon. 

Major  23  Jan.  95 

Joh  n  Michael  F.  Fuller,  p.s, 

Hon.  Major    , 6  Apr.  98 

George  W.  J.  C.  Earl  of 
Cardigan, p. a.,  Sjiecial Ser- 
vice, South  Africa    3  Sept.  98 

Sir  J.  P.  Dickfoii  Poynder, 
St.,  MP.,  p.s.  late  Lt.  3 
Bn.  Royal  Scots,  Imperial 

Yeomanry    7  Dec.  9S 

James  Joicey,^.!' 3  Oct, 

LIEUTENANTS. 

John  Fred.  Stanccmb,(yL?.s.)i6  Jan.  92 
Sir     Thomaa    Fowler,   Bart. 

(p.s.)  Imjjerial  Yeomanry  i  May  95 
Roger    Aloin    Poore,     p.s. ; 

under  Mil.  Gov.  Pretoria  7  Dec.  98 
George  Kric  Mackay,  ^>.*...  7  Dec.  98 
Herbert  Fames  Spencer,  p.s. 

late    Lieut.    13    Hussars; 

Comdg*    Mid.  Inf.  Depot, 

Bloemfontein 18  Jan.  99 

Ulric    Oliver  Thynne,-    late 

Lt.    King*s   Royal  Rijles ; 

Special  Service,  S.Africa  10  Feb.  00 
Lord  Alex.  Geo.  Thynne,  Lt. 

Imperial  Yeomanry .13  June  00 

Cyril  Minshull  Thornton,p.s. 

Lt.  Imperial  Yeomanry  ...13  June  00 
Charles  Selioyn  Aicdry,   p.s. 

Lt,  Imperial  Yeomanry  ...13  June  00 
Second  Lieutenants 

Edward  M'Niven,  p.s. 23  Apr.  9S 

Hy.  B.   B.  Smith-Bingham, 

Imperial  Yeomanry 5  Feb«  03 

Hy.  Ludlow,  Lord   Ludlow 

\p.s) 13  June  00 

William  tMeetwood  Fuller, 

Imp.  Representative  Corpsis  June  00 
Robert  Fleetwood  Faller...i3  June  00 
Eustace  Richardsoa  Cox.. .11  July  00 
Thomas  Hooper  Deacon  ...11  Aug.  00 
AdJ.^ 


Worcestershire. 

{The    Queen's  Own  ^'orcestershire 

Hunsars.) 

[5th  Brigade.] 

Head  Quarters,  Worcester. 

HoNORAay  Colonel. 

Aug.  F.  A.  Lord  Sa?idys -Hlv  85 

Lt. Colonel. 
E(.  Uon.  Robert   G.    Lord 
"W'mdsov, p. Hon. Col.  3  Bn. 
WeUh  Rpgimeuf  Hon.Col.  10  May  93 
Majobs. 
W.  H.  Earl  of  Dudley,  p.x. 
DL.  Parliamentary  Secre- 
tary to  the  Board  of  Trade; 
D.   A.    A.    Gen.   for    Im- 

perial  Yeomanry   23  Sept.93 

Captainb. 
Sir  H.  F.  Lambert,  Bt.p.s. 

Hon.  Major 6  June  85 

Henry  Howard,  p.s.,  Hon. 

Major  2Sept.85 

James  Baldwin,   p.s.,   Hon. 

Major 16  July  90 

John  Howard Cartland,?j.?.  6  Jan.  94 
John  Henry  Crane,  p.s.  Im- 
perial Yeonia)iri/  6  Jan.  94 

Ronald  Moncreitle,  p.a 6  Nov.  95 

Hy.R.Mansel  Porter,^,  late 

2nd  Lt.  I  Dragoons 6  Nov.  95 

AValter  AVm.  Wiggin, /J.S....  7  Oct.  96 
Harry    tfasper   Selwyn,  p.s. 

Imperial  Yeomanrt/ 18  May  9S 

Hoit.  Clias.  John  Coventry,^ 

Jp 20  July  9S 

Lieutenants. 
Henry  Bennett  Dain,  (p.s.)\6  May  94 
Godj>ei/  Nettlefuld,  p.s.  Im- 
perial Yeomanry   3  Nov.  97 

Eric Ayshfurd  Knight, p.s....  3  Nov.  97 
Hugh Annesley0heape,^?.3.T2  July  99 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Hon.   John    Hubert    Ward,^ 
Imperi^il  Yeomanry ;  Press 

Censor,  S.  Africa 11  Jan.  00 

Bowater  G.  Hamilton  Ver- 
non   25  -Api'-  0° 

Adj.— 

Chap. — Rev.  Damd  Melville  9  June  68 

Med.  Ojficer. — Surg.   Lieut. 

Julius  H.  Beilby,  MB.  ...25  Apr.  00 
Vet.     OJJicer.  —  Vet.    Lieut. 

Edw.  Frankliu    15  J^^y  96 

Blue— Scarlet  Busby-Bag  and  Plume. 


YorksMre  Hussars. 

[Princess   of   Wales's   Own.) 

[13tli  Brigade.] 
Head  Quarters,  York. 
Honorary  Colonel. 
H.  v.  Earl  of  Harewood, p. 
late  Lt.  Sc  Capt.  Gr.  Gds., 
Aidede  Camp  to  the  Queen  15  June  98 
Lt. Colonel. 
William  T.    Lora  Bolton, 

p.  Hon.  Colonel  2  July  98 

Majors. 
Ernest    W.    Beckett,    MP. 
A.  A.    General    Imperial 
Yeomanry,   with  rank    of 

Colonel  in  the  Army 27  July  g£ 

Richard  F.  T.  Gascoigne, 
p.,  late  Capt.  Royal  Horse 
Gds.;  Comdg.  Bn.  Imperial 
Yeomanry , with  rank  ofLt. 

Col 27  July  9' 

Captains. 
Eras.  Rich.  H.  S.Sutton,  p.s. 

Hon.  Major    12  Jwne  86 

Charles  W.Ernest  Duncombe, 

p.s.  Imperial  Yeomanry  ...  5  May  94 
James  J.  Harrison,  p.s.  ...  5  May  94 
Edwin  Wilfrid  Stanyfortb, 

V.s 5  J^ay  94 

Denis  St.  GeorgeDaly,  p.late 

Capt.  iSHu»sars  19  May  94 

Robe.   Wilfrid  Lord   Dera- 

more,  p.s 28  Apr.  97 

Darcy  Bruce  Wilson,  i).8.  ...27  July  98 


Wm.  Gervase  Beckett,  p.s    17  Aug 
Miles  JohnStapylton,;).^t/(e 

Lt.  21  Lancers  17  Aug.  98 

Wentworth     C.      Blackett 

Beaumont,  MP 22  Mar,  99 

Lieutenants. 
RapertEvelynBeckett.jJ.y.    24  Apr.  98 
Chas.  Lionel  Ward'  Jackson, 

(p.s.)  Imperial  Yeomanry  26  May  97 
Stephen  F.  Wombwell,  (p.s.) 

Imperial  Yeomanry  26  May  97 

ErnestC.Meysey-Thomp.son 

p.s 26  Oct.  98 

HenryB.  de  la  P.  BeresFord- 

Peirse,  ip.s.)  Qnd  in  Cum. 

Imperial    Yeomanry ^   icifk 

rank  0/  Major    36  Oct.   c8 

Digby  Leonard  A.  Cayley, 

;;..s 26  Oct.  9S 

Hon.  Wm.   Geo.   A.   Orde- 

Powlett,  p.« 26  Oct.   98 

Second  Lieutenants. 
C.  W.  R.  Visct.  Helmslev   10  Aug  98 
Alex.  Fitzgerald  JVatf,  p.s.  14  Dec.  9S 
John  B.  Harrison-Broadley  =,  Oct.  98 

Francis  Henry  Walker 12  Jan.  oo 

Edw.Arch. Douglas  Collins  7  Nov.  oo 

Adj.- 

Med.  OJicers.~Surg.Lt.Col. 

Richard Hewetson 27  Feb.  92 

Surg.  Lieut.  Jas.  A.  Myrtle  9  Nov.  98 
Vet.    Officer. —  Vet.  Captain. 

GeorgeThomasPickering28  June  99 
Blue. 

Yorkshire  Dragoons. 

{Queen's  Own.) 

[13th  Brigade.} 

Head  Quarters,  Doncaster. 

HoNOBABY  Colonel. 

W.  T.  S.   Earl  Fitzwilliam^ 

KG 25  Dec.  ?6 

Lt.Colonel. 
Alfred  F.G.Beresford,  Earl 
of  Scarborough,  p.s.  late 
Lt.  7  Hussars,  Hon.  Co?. 24  Oct.    91 
Majob. 

Captains. 

Cecil  Harold  Simpson,  p.s. 
Lt.  Imperial  Yeomanry  ...  4  Mar.  93 

Richard  Key  Micklethwait, 
p.s 20  Feb.  95 

Thomas  Wilson,  p.j 20  Feb.  95 

Chas.  Harcourt  Gam  Wood, 

p.  late  Capt.  .5  ^((scar*-  ...27  Nov. 95 

Charles  Brook,  p.s.  Adj.  Im- 
perial Yeomanrt/    j  Apr.  97 

Hon.  Ronald  H.  Fulke 
Greville,  JJP.,?n^e  Captain 
I  Life  Guards 26  Oct.  9S 

Francis  Wm.  Green 15  Apr.  99 

Wm.  M'Kenzle  Smith,  ^.«. 15  Apr,  99 

Thos.  Hy.  Morris,  p.s.  Hon. 

Major  iS  Apr.  00 

Lieutenants. 


Second  Lieutenants. 

Samuel  Sucklev 23  July  9-; 

Stephen  Ale.vander Smith,  Lt. 

Imperial  Yeomanry S  Mar.  92^ 

John  S  tobart  Charlesworth  7  June  99 

Evelyn  Milnes  Gaskell  12  Jan.  oa 

Win.    Parky n    Jefficock,    Lt. 

Imperial  Yeomanry 16  Jan.  00 

Thomas  Brooke 7  Feb.  00 

Geo.  Bertram  Holds  worth  21  Mar.  00 

Joshua  Lister  Ingham 28  Mar.  00 

Edw.  H.  Hanbury  Carlile  11  Apr.  00 
Hon.  Edw.   Fred.  Lindley 

Wood II  Apr.  00 

Sir   Wm.    H.    C.    Wemyss 

Cooke,  Bart .-  2  May  oa 

Ad  7.— 

Acting      Qr.     Mr.  —  Hugh 

M'Carter  Joel  25  July  91 

Med.  Officer.— Surg.     Capt. 

Percv  Barnard  MackayiS  Mar.  93 
Vet.  Officer.— Vet.  Lieut.  R. 

C.  Thompson 25  Oct.  00 

Hon.  Chap. — Rt'v.  Cauon  H. 

J.  Tebbutt,  MA 28  Sept. 89 

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ni2  War  Srn-ices  of  the  Officer--^  of  the  Yeomanrtj  Cavalnj. 

Berkshire.—'  Mnjor  Wariujr  served  as  a  volunteer  with  the  jth  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Ej^yptiau  war  of  18S2 
and  way  juesent  at  the  action  at  Knssasin  on  20th  August  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

Buckinghamshire.—'  Lord  Ancaly  served  with  the  1st  Battalion  Scots  Guards  in  the  Eg:yptian  war  of  idSa 
;(,>:i"i  w;is  jiresont  at  tho  battle  of  Tel  el-Kelnr  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

-  I  'aptiiin  Hon.  K.  Wliitc  ^-erved  with  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  (Medal  with  (_'lasp,  :iud  Khedive's  Star). 

■*  Surgeon  Lt.Oolonel  Kiallmark  served  in  the  Kastcrn  campaign  iu  1S55  as  Staff  Surgeon  attached  to  the 
Ottoman  Cavalry,  and  was  yirescnt  at  the  battles  of  Balaklava  and  the  Tchernaya  and  at  the  siege  of  Sehastopol 
(.Medal  with  Clasp,  ar.d  Turkish  Medal). 

Cheshire.— '  Major  Wyndhaui  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the 
Coldstreom  Guards,  and  was;  present  in  the  engagement  at  Hashocn,  at  that  near  Tofrek  oq  the  24th  March,  and 
at.  the  dcsirncticn  ol'Ti.'mai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

Denbigh. — '  Colonel  Howard  served  m  tbe  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

Royal  1st  Devon.— '  Captain  J.  G.  E.  rem.i)ler  served  with  the  2nd  Battaliin  Highland  Light  Infantry  in  the 
Egyptian  war  of  ibc2,  anil  was  pi-eseut  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  aud  Kheaive's  Star). 

(jloucestershire.— '  Major  Calvert  served  with  the  7'.h  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  :382,  and  wa>. 
presput  in  ^he  engagement  at  Mahsama,  in  the  ucticn  at  Kassasin  on  the  23th  August,  aud  at  the  battle  ot  Tel- 
el-Kebir  aud  the  capture  of  Cairo  (Modal  with  Clasp,  aud  Khedive's  Star). 

Hampshire.—^  Captain  Scely. — See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  "  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"'  p.  786. 

Herts.—-  Sir  George  Arthur  served  iu  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  iqth  Hussars,  and  acted  as  Oraerlv 
Otiicer  to  Brigadier  General  Wilkinson,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  on  the  9th  September  am. 
at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-I\ehir  (Medal  with  Ciasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  iu  the  Nile  Expedition  In  iS3,^ 
as  Stall  Captain  (Clnsj.i. 

Lancashire  Hussars, ^^  Lonl  Gerard  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Aide  de  Cauip  to  Sir  Redver-v 
liiill.  r. 

Leicestershire.  — '  Colonel  Baillie.  when  a  Lieutenant  in  the  Royal  Horse  Guards,  served  in  the  Eastern  caui 
jtaign  :,i  1S5S  us  Aide  dc  Camp  to  Lord  Rokeb^',  C'»inmanding  the  Brigade  of  Guards,  and  was  present  at  thu 
siege  of  Sehastopol,  until  he  was  invalided  iu  August  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

-  Captain  Willttt  seiveil  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  with  the  Field  Force  in  Natal  aud  the  Transvaal  (Medal  with 
Cliisp). 

Lothians  and  Berwickshire.-  '  Lord  Binuiny.— Fur  AVar  Services,  sec  Royal  Horse  Guards. 

Middlesex  —I  Colonel  Mitford  sei  ved  with  tiie  Sth  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S79-80  (Medal). 

Montgomeryshire.  —  '  l^t. Colonel  Forbes  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79,  aiul  was  present  in  the  Cavalry  affair 
III.  Kr/.tniL;ivaii  ati-l  in  the  engagement  at  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

Nottinghamshire.  -^  Captain  Whitaker  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80  including  the  engagementat  Daruntn 
F:i>s  (Mfditll. 

Oxfordshire.—!  Lient.  Hon.  G.  V.  Peel  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  Mounted  Infantry. 

Pembroke. — •  Major  Cropper  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1S79  as  Orderly  Otticer  to  Sir  Evelyn  Wood,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Ulunrli  (mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Boer  war  of 
1 88 1  as  Orderly  OHicer  to  Sir  Evelyn  Wood  (mentioned  in  despatches).  [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry , 
"  Hart's  Annual  Army  List,"  p.  7S6.] 

Shropshire.—'  Sir  Walter  O.  Corbet  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Coldstream  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of 
I.;:;  .  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Tel-el-Mahut:i  and  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and 
Klinlivc'sStari 

'■'  Ciiptiiiu  Lloyd  served  iu  the  Soudan  campaign  in  18S5  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Start. 

North  Somersetshire. — '■  ila.jor  Sherstou  servcil  i:i  the  Xile  ExjK^ditioa  in  18^4  with  the  Mounted  lufantry,  and 
wa.-^  )iresent  at  the  engagements  at  Abu  Klea  and  .\bu  Kru  and  in  the  recoauaissance  to  Metamraeh  (Medal 
with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star)  Served  with  the  Burmese  E.-cpeditiou  in  18S6-87  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Sir 
Frederick  Roberts  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Medal  with  Clasp). 

Suffolk  Hussars. — '  Major  Levita  served  in  the  Soudan  Expeiition  in  1885  with  the  Toth  Hussars  (Medal  with 
clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star;, 

-  Lieut.  .Jarvis  served  in  the  South  African  war  iu  1899-1900  with  the  13th  Hussars,  and  was  x^resent  at  the  battle 
ot  Colenso,  in  the  operations  of  21st  to  24th  Jan.  igoo,  including  the  action  at  Spion  Kop,  the  engagements  at  Vaal 
Kvantz  and  Pieter's  Hill,  and  at  the  reUef  of  Ladysmith. 

Warwickshire.—'  Major  Beech  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  ^ud  Life  Guards  detachment 
of  the  Camel  Corps,  and  was  present  at  the  action  at  Abu  Klea —wounded  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's 
Star). 

Wiltshire.—'  Major  Miles  served  with  the  ^rd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Zulu  war  from  April  to  September 
1870  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the  lioei"  war  iu  1S81.  Served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with 
the  Mounted  Infantry  Camel  Corps,  aud  was  present  iu  the  actions  at  Abu  iClea  aud  Gubat— wounded  (Medal 
with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

'-'  Lieut.  Tliynne  served  with  the  Chitral  Relief  Force  under  Sir  Robert  Low  in  1895  with  the  ist  Battalion 
Kind's  Ri.yal  Rides  from  the  17th  April  to  the  close  of  the  operations  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

Worcestershire.— '  Captain  the  Hon.  C. . I.  Coventry  served  in  the  Matabele  war  in  1895  (mentioned  iu  des- 
patches, Medal). 

-  Lieut.  Hon.  .J.  H.  Ward  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  successively  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Major 
<ieneral  J.  P.  Bralnizon,  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General  G.  T.  Pretyman,  and  as  Aide  de  Camp  to  Major  General 
.r,  P.  Brabazon. 


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COLONEL   LUMSDEN'S    CORPS. 


COMMAXDAXT. 
(Wifh  rank  of  Lieut.  Colonel  hi  the  Annij.) 
I » 1  jald  M'T.  Lnmsdeu,  Lt.Col.  Assam  Valley 
Light  Horse  Vol 7  Mar.  oo 

Second  in  Command. 
(Wifh  rank-  of  Major  in  the  Army.) 
Heury  Cbamney,  Major  Surma  Valley  Light 
Horse   30  Apr.  00 

COMPANT  COMMANDEES. 

J.  H.  B.  Beresford,  Capt.  Indian  Staff  Corps    7  Mar.  od 
Ljuis  H.  Noblett,  Captain  Irif?h  RiHes ..  7  Mar.  00 

Captains. 

{With  rank  of  Captain  iu  the  Army.) 

Francis  Clifford,  Capt.  Coorg  and  Mysore  V.R.  7  Mar.  oo 


Bernard  W.  Holmes,  2ud  Lieut.  E.  India  Rail- 
way Vol.  Rifles 7  Mar.  00 

John  B.  Rutherford,  2nd  Lieut.  Behar  Light 
Horse 7  Mar.  00 

Charles  L.  Sldey,  Lieut.  Surma  Valley  Light 
Horse    30  Apr.  00 

LtEOTEXANTS. 

(  With  rank  of  Lie  it  tenant  in  the  Army.) 
Herbert  0.  Pagh,  Assist,  Dint.  Comnr.  S.Africa  7  Mar.  00 

Georsje  A.  Nevill 7  Mar.  00 

Charles  E.  Crane ,.  7  Mar.  00 

Frank  Stuart  M'Namara 30  Apr.  00 

J^/h/uh^— Neville   C.   Taylor,  Indian  Staff 

Corps 7  Mar.  OD 

Medical  Q^c^r.  —  Samuel    A.    Powell,  MD., 

Surg.  Capt.  Surma  Valley  Light  Horse 7  Mar.  00 

Veterinary    Officer    {with   rank   of    Veterinary 

Lieute.iant.) — AViUiam  Stevenson 7  Mar.  oo 


LORD    STRATHCONA'S    CORPS. 


LiEUTENAxr  Colonel. 

{Wfth  rank  of  Lt.Col  onf.l  in  the  Army.) 

S.  B.  Steele,' Canadian  X.W.  Mounted  Police  7  Mar.  00 

Second  in  Couiiaxd. 
{With  rank  of  Mo /or  in  the  Army.) 
Robert  Belcher,-  Inspector  Canadian  N.W. 
Mounted  PoUce 18  July  00 

Majors. 
{With  rank  of  Major  in  the  Army.) 
Hd.  Carney  L-iurie.^  Ganadiivn  Mil.  Reserve   .  7  Mar.  00 
Arthur    M.    Jarvis,*  Insp.    Canadian    N.W. 

Mounted  Police   7  Mar.  00 

Arthur    E.    Snyder,^  Insp.  Canadian   N.W. 
Mounted  Police 7  Mar.  00 

Captatx. 
{With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 
Donald  M.Howards.^Canadian  NW.Mtd.PoUce  7 
I  reo.  VV.  Cameron,'  Major  Canadian  MUitia  ...  7 
l-^rancis  L.  Cartwright,'  Inspector  Canadian 
N.W.  Mounted  Police 7 


Mar.  00 
Mar.  00 


Mar.  ( 


LlEirrENA.NTS. 

{With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 
Reginald  M.  Courtney,"  Capt.  Canadian  Mil ..  7  Mar.  00 
Ja^i.  J.  Macdonald,'  ('apt.  Canadian  Militia...  7  Mar.  00 


Ernest  F.  Mackie,^  Capt.  Canadian  Militia  ...  7 
Robt.  H.  B.  Magee,^  Li.  Canadian  Militia  Res.  7 

Parry  Fall,*  2nd  Lieut.  Canadian  MiliDia  7 

Albert,  E.  Chrietie,*  Inspector  Canadian  N.W. 

Mounted  PoUce    '. 7 

John  E.  Leckie'    7 

Alex.  W.  Strange, ^^  late  Canadian  Militia    ...  7 
H.  D.  B.  Ketchen,'"  late  2nd  Lt.  Innis.  FUS....17 
Montague   Henry    White- Phraser,"    late    In- 
spector Caaadian  N.W.  Mounted  Police    ...17 
Frank  Harper, '■*  Inspector  Canadian   N.W. 

Mounted  Police 17 

Guy  Hamilton  Kirkpatrick"   17 

George  Edward  Laidlaw* 17 

Henry  Seymour  Tobin^ 17 

Joseph  Andrew  Benyon,!*  Cap^..  Canadn.  Md..2i 
Agar  Adamson,'^  late  Capt.  Canadian  Militiai2 

Transport  Officer  (wifh  rank  of  Captain), — 
Irwin  R.  Snider,*  2nd  Lt.  Canadian  Militiai7 

Quarter  Master  (with  rank  of  Lieutenant  i)t  the 
Army).  —  William  Parker, "^  Canadian  N.W. 
Mounted  Police 7 

Medic  tl  Officer  (icith  rank  of  Captain). — Camp- 
bell B.  Keenan,"  MD .' 7 

Veterinary  Officer  (witkrankof  Vet.  Lieut). — 
G.  T.  Stevensoni' 21 


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1  Lt. Colonel  Steele  served  in  the  Red  River  Expedition  in  1S70  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  rebellion  of  1885 
in  command  of  the  Cavalry  Alberta  Field  Force,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Frenchman's  Butte  and 
Loon  Lake  (several  times  mentioned  in  despatches,  Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in 
1  :QQ-igoo  with  Lord  Strathcona's  Corps,  which  he  organised  and  commanded,  and  took  part  in  the  march  into 
/nluland,  the  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  Duller  through  Northern  Natal  including  the  occupation  of  Standerton, 
the  operations  under  Sir  C.  F.  Clery  between  Durban  and  Heidelberg  including  the  engagements  at  One  Tree  Hill 
and  Witpoort,  and  the  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  Buller  into  the  Eastern  Transvaal  including  the  numerous 
engagements  in  August  and  September  culminating  in  the  capture  of  Pilgrim's  Rest. 

-  Major  Belcher  served  throughout  the  campaign  iu  North  West  Canada  in  18S5  (Medal).  Served  in  the  South 
.Vfrican  war  in  1899-1900  as  second  in  command  of  Lox'd  Strathcona's  Corps,  and  took  part  in  the  march  into 
Zulnland,  the  operations  under  Sir  C.  F.  Clery  between  Durban  and  Heidelberg,  and  the  advance  under  Sir  Redvers 
Buller  into  the  Eastern  Transvaal  including  the  numerous  engagements  in  August  and  September,  culminating  iu 
the  cjipture  of  Pilgrims  Rest. 

■^  JIajor  Laurie  served  in  the  campaign  in  North  West  Canada  in  1885  with  the  90th  Battalion  Canadian  Militia, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  Fish  Creek  and  Batoche  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African 
war  in  1899-1900  with  Lord  Strathcona's  Corps,  and  took  part  in  the  march  into  Zululand. 

1  Major  Jarvis,  Captain  I.  R.  Snider,  Lieuts.  Fall,  Christie,  and  Laidlaw  served  throughout  the  campaign  in 
North  West  Canada  in  18S5  (Medall.  Served  iu  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  Lord  Strathcona's  Corps, 
and  took  part  in  the  march  into  Zululand,  the  operations  under  Sir  C.  F.  Clery  between  Durban  and  Heidelberg,  and 
the  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  Buller  into  the  Eastern  Transvaal  including  the  numerous  engagements  in  August 
and  September,  culminating  in  the  capture  of  Pilgi'im's  Rest. 

■'■  Major  A.  E.  Snyder  served  throughout  the  campaign  in  North  West  Canada  in  1885  (Medal).  Served  in  the 
South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  Lord  Strathcona's  Corps,  and  took  part  in  the  expedition  into  Zulidand  and  in 
the  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  Buller  into  the  Eastern  Transvaal  including  the  engagements  at  Kopje's  Kraal, 
Amersfoort,  and  Klip  Drift. 

"'  Captain  Howards  served  throughout  the  campaign  in  North  West  Canada  in  1S85,  and  was  present  in  the 
engagement  at  Batoche  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  Lord  Strathcona's 
Corps,  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Waterval  (taken  prisoner) ;  rejoined  the  Regiment,  and  took  part  in 
tlie  advance  into  Zululand. 

'  Major  Cameron,  Captains  Cartwright,  Courteney,  and  Macdonald,  Lieuts.  Leckie,  Kirkpatrick  and  Tobin,  and 
Captain  Keenan  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  Lord  Strathcona's  Corps,  and  took  part  in  the 
march  into  Zululand,  in  the  operations  under  Sir  C.  F.  Clery  between  Durban  and  Heildelberg,  and  m  the  advance 
under  Sir  Redvers  Buller  into  the  Eastern  Transvaal  including  the  numerous  engagements  in  August  and  September 
culminating  in  the  capture  of  Pilgrim's  Rest. 

^^  Captain  Mackie  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  as  Adjutant  of  Lord  Strathcona's  Coi-ps,  and  took 
part  in  the  march  into  Zululand,  the  operations  under  Sir  C.  F.  Clery  between  Durban  and  Heidelberg,  and  in  the 
advance  under  Sir  Redvers  Buller  into  the  Eastern  Transvaal  including  the  numerous  engagements  in  August  and 
September  1900,  culminating  in  the  capture  of  Pilgrim's  Rest  (mentioned  in  despatches). 

{For  continita/ion  of  Notes  see  p.  609. 

4c 


914  TFa?-  Services  of  the  Officers  of  Lord  Slrathcona's  Corps. 

'  Lieut.  Magee  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  Lord  Slrathcona's  Corps  in  command  of  the 
Viokers-Maxim  Section,  and  took  part  in  the  march  into  Zululand,  in  the  operations  under  Sir  C.  F.  Clery  between 
Durban  and  Heidelberg,  and  in  the  advance  into  tlie  Eastern  Transvaal  under  Sir  Redvers  Buller  including  the 
engagements  at  Kopje's  Kraal,  Amersfoort,  Klip  Kraal  Drift,  and  Geluk  Farm. 

i»  Lieut.  Strange  served  throughout  the  campaign  in  North  West  Canada  in  1885  (Medal).  Served  in  the  South 
African  war  in  1899-1900  with  Lord  Slrathcona's  Corps,  and  took  part  in  the  march  into  Zululand,  in  the  operations 
under  Sir  C.  F.  Clery  between  Durban  and  Heidelberg,  and  in- the  advance  under  Sir  Eedvers  Buller  into  the 
Easlei-n  Transvaal  including  the  numerous  engagements  in  August  and  September  up  to  the  capture  of 
Lydenburg. 

11  Lieut.  Ketchen  served  in  the  South  Afi-ican  war  m  1899-igoo  with  Lord  Slrathcona's  Corps,  took  part  in  the 
march  into  Zululand,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  on  the  Convoy  near  Greylingstad. 

"  Lieut. 'Wliite-Fraser  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1873-79  with  the  Natal  Mounted  Police  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
Served  throughout  the  campaign  in  North  West  Canada  in  1885  (Medal).  Served  in  the  South  .African  war  in 
J899-1900  with  Lord  Slrathcona's  Coi-ps,  and  took  part  in  the  march  into  Zululand,  in  the  operations  under  Sir  C.  P. 
Clery  between  Durban  and  Heidelberg,  and  in  the  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  Buller  into  the  Eastern  Transvaal 
including  the  numerous  engagements  in  August  and  September  1900,  culminating  in  the  capture  of  Pilgrim's  Rest. 

13  Lieut.  Hai-per  served  throughout  the  campaign  in  North  West  Canada  in  1885  (Medal).  Served  in  the  South 
African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  Lord  Strathccna's  C'oi-ps,  and  took  part  in  the  march  into  Zululand,  in  the  operations 
under  Sir  C:  F.  Clery  between  Durban  and  Heidelberg,  and  the  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  Buller  into  the  Eastern 
Transvaal  including  the  engagements  at  Kopje's  Kraal,  Amersfoort,  and  Klip  Kraal  Drift,  and  the  capture  of 
Carolina. 

14  Captain  Benyon  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  Lord  Slrathcona's  Corps,  took  part  in  the 
march  into  Zululand,  and  commanded  the  Maxim  Gun  detachment  at  the  attack  on  the  Convoy  near  Greylingstad. 

15  Captain  Adamsou  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  Lord  Slrathcona's  Coi-ps,  and  was  present 
in  the  engagement  near  Standerlon  on  3rd  July  1900,  aud  in  the  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  Buller  into  the 
Eastern  Transvaal  including  the  numerous  engagements  in  August  and  September  1900,  culminating  in  the  capture 
of  Pilgrim's  Rest. 

IG  Lieut.  Parker  served  throughout  the  campaign  in  North  West  Canada  in  1885,  and  was  present  in  the  engage- 
ment at  Frenchman's  Butte  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  Lord 
Slrathcona's  Corps,  and  took  pari  in  the  march  into  Zululand,  in  the  operations  under  Sir  C.  F.  Clery  between 
Durban  and  Heidelberg,  and  in  the  advance  under  Sir  Redvers  Buller  into  the  Eastern  Transvaal  including  the 
numerous  engagements  in  August  and  September  i9oo,_culminating  in  the  capture  of  Pilgi-im's  Rest. 

1'  Lieut.  Stevenson  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  Lord  Slrathcona's  Corps,  and  took  part  in 
the  march  iuto  Zululand. 


Gontimiatton  of  Notes  to  the  Field  Officers  retired  from  the  Militia  and  Yeomanry 

Cavalry. —  War  Services. 

52  Major  Lysons  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  6otli  Rifles  in  the  Afghan  war  from  October  1878  to  October, 
1879,  and  took  part  in  the  advance  on  and  occupation  of  Candahar  and  Khelat-i-Ghilzie  (Medal).  Served  in  the 
Boer  war  of  1881  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 

33  Major  Marshal)  served  in  the  Umbeyla  campaign  of  1863  against  the  Boneyrs  and  other  Hill  Tribes  on  the 
N.W.  Frontier  of  India  (Medal  witli  Clasp).  Also  in  the  Bhootan  Expedition  of  1864-66,  including  the  recapture 
of  Dewaugiri  (Clasp) . 

98  Major  Mynors  served  with  tlie  4th  Dragoon  Guards  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  and  was  ijresent  at  the 
battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  and  at  the  capture  of  Cairo  (MedaAwith  Clasp,  and  Khedive'3  Star). 

100  Major  Pratt. — See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  p.  7S6. 

101  iia'ior  Wyndham  Quin  served  with  the  Inniskilling  Dragoons  in  the  Boer  war  of  18S1. 

102  Major  H.  L.  Rose  served  with  the  Royal  Marine  Brigade  in  the  Crimea,  also  at  the  bombardment  and  surrender 
of  Kinbourn,  and  with  Admiral  SirHoustou  Stewart's  exploring  expedition  up  the  rivers  Bug  and  Dnieper  (Medal 
with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'M  Major  C.  F.  Sewell  served  in  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  3rd  Battalion  King's  Eeyal  Rifle  Corps, 
and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

i"*  Major  Spillor  served  in  the  Land  Transport  Oor|)s  in  the  field  ihiring  the  Waikato,  Tauranga,  and  Taranaiki 
campaigns  in  New  Zealand,  under  Generals  Sir  Duncan  Cameron  and  Sir  Trevor  Chute,  and  was  present  at  the 
capture  of  Rangiawhia  and  Orakau.  After  the  embarkation  of  the  troops  for  England  he  commanded  a  Cdmoaiiv 
of  Colonial  troops,  and  the  war  breaking  out  ag.ain  in  iS63  he  was  selected  to  take  the  command  of  the  Nelson 
aud  Taranaki  contingent  during  the  AVauganui  campaign  ;  was  in  command  of  the  Turn  Turn  Mokai  redoubt 
attacked  by  the  rebels,  and  Kakaramca  redoulit  attacked  by  the  Hau  Haus  on  the  6th.  9th,  and  nth  Oct,  1S68 
(highly  comiilimented  in  district  orders — and  services  acknowledged  by  the  Colony).  On  2^rd  Oct.  i368  he  was 
gazetted  as  Sub  Inspector  in  the  Armed  Constaljulary,  aud  accompanied  the  field  force  under  Colonel  Whitmore  to 
Poverty  Bay  during  the  massacre,  aud  was  in  command  of  a  Company  at  the  storm  and  capture  of  Njatajia  on  the 
1st,  2nd,  3rd,  and  4th  Jan.  1869.  Was  fifteen  mouths  in  command  of  the  Wairoa  District,  Hawke's  Bay,  and 
orgaaized  an  expedition  of  Europeans  aud  Natives  to  Waikare.  and  captured  and  destroyed  the  settlements  of 
Tukurangi,  Wliikenui,  and  Te  Kiwi— received  the  thanks  of  the  Colonial  Minister.  Conioianded  a  Company  in  the 
e-xpedition  to  AVaikaremona  Lakes  against  the  Wrewera  rel>els. 

'"i  Major  Spooner  served  with  the  94th  Regiment  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  at  the  en- 
gagement at  Ulundi  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

106  Maior  Stoughtou  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  1S81. 

1"'  Major  Thatcher  served  with  the  1st  Battalion  Shropshire  Light  Infantry  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1SS2,  and 
was  present  at  the  surrender  of  Kafr  Dowar  aud  Damietta  (Medal,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  in  the  expedi- 
tion to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  ist  Battalion  Shropshire  Light  Infantry  (Clasp). 

•*  Major  Thorne  served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  latter  part  of  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal 
with  Clasp). 

'"  Major  A.  A.  Wilkie  served  with  the  38th  Regiment  at  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  from  23rd  July  1855 
(Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  Served  in  the  Indian  campaign  from  Nov.  1857,  including  the  battle 
ofCawnpore,  capture  of  Meangunge,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow,  aSairs  of  Barree  and  Nugger  (Medal  and 

1'"  Major  B.  T.  Williams.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  p.  786. 

Ill  Major  C.  H.  B.  Williams  served  during  the  operations  against  Sekukuui  in  i87g,^including  the  storming  of  the 
stronghold  (iledal  with  Clasp).  ,    .      ,      „. 

11=*  Major  S.  V.  Willis  served  with  the  ist  Royals  in  the  Crimea  from  the  9th  December  1854,  including  the  siege 
and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie.  and  Turkish  Medal). 

11^  Major Wlnniett  served  with  the  4th  Regiment  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  April  to  September  1855, 
ncludino-  the  siege  of  Sebastopol  and  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  iSth  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 
Commanded  a  Company  of  the  24th  Regiment  in  a  flying  column  under  Brigadier  General  Chamberlain  from 
S'erozepore  in  pursuit  of  the  rebel  chief  Tantia  Topee  in  February  and  March  18^9. 

lis  Major  H  C.  Worthington  served  with  the  2Sth  Regiment  as  Adjutant  the  Eastern  caaiiiaigu  of  1855,  including 
the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal) . 


CITY   OF   LONDON    IMPERIAL    VOLUNTEERS. 


915 


Note. — The  formation  of  this  Corps  was  authorised  by  Royal  Warrant  dated  24th  December 
1899,  for  Service  in  Soath  Africa.  It  proceeded  to  South  Africa  in  January  1900,  and 
returned  in  October.  It  was  disbanded  on  ist  December  1900,  at  which  time  it  comprised 
the  following  Officers  : — 

HONOBAST  Colonel.— Uei;  Field  Marshal  the  Rf.Uoii,  Frederick  S.  Lord  Roherts,  K P.  GCB.  GC8I.GCIE. 

Irish  Guards    10  Mar.  00 

Colonel  Commandant  (Colonel  on  the  Staff') .—Colonel  "W.  H.  Mackinnon  (from  h.p.  Grenadier  Guards). ..22  Dec.  99 

Depot-   Command<i>if   {with  rank  of  Lt. Colonel  in  the  Army). — C.    J.  Boxall,   CB.    Hon.    Colonel   i    Sussex 

Volunteer  Artillery 7  Feb.  00 

Depot  Adjutant  (with  rank  of  Capt^  in  the  Armt/). — W.  W.  Grantham,  Capt.  14  Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles  10  Mar.  00 

Sta^  Captain  (icith  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army), — E.  H.  Trotter,  Capt.  Grenadier  Guards  i  Jan.  00 

Sta^  Captain  for  Transport  Duties  (with  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Armif).SQhn  E.  H.  Orr,  late  Lieut.  Royal 

Artillery    *, 3  J^n*  00 

Medical  OJtcer.Snrg.  Capt.  R.  R.  Sleman,  20  Middlesex  Volunteer  Rifles    9  Jan.  00 

Pai/maater.~W,  Triggs,'  Captain  Reserve    10  Jan.  00 

Veterinary  Surgeon  (tcith  rank  of  Vet.  Lieut,). — Wm.  Snowball  Mulvey,  MRCVS S  Jan.  00 


Field    Battery. 

Ma  JOE. 

(With  rank  of  Major  in  the  Army.) 

G.  M*Mickine,  Hon.  Art.  Co.  of  London S  Jan.  00 

Captain. 
C.  E.  D.  Eudwortb,  Royal  Ai-tillery 12  Jan.  00 

Lieutenants. 

(With  rank  of  Lieut,  in  the  Army.) 

A.  C.  Lowe,  Hon.  Art.  Co.  of  London 8  Jan.  00 

H.  Bayley,  Hon.  Art.  Co.  of  London    12  Jan.  co 

J.  F,  Duncan,  2nd  Lt.  Hon.  Art.  Co.of  Londoni2  Jan.  00 

Jlfedical  Officer  (unthrank  of  Captain) . — Atwood 

Thorne,  MB,  2  Middlesex  Vol.  Artillery 12  Jan.  00 

Veterinary   Siiraeon    (tcith  rank  of    Veterinary 
Lieutenant).— 'E.Civn^TiX  Morgan,  il/STFi^.  ...  7  Feb.  00 


Machine  Gun  Section, 

Lieutenant  {with  rank  of  Lieut .  in  the  Armi/.)  — 

E.  V.  Wellby,  i  Tower  Hamlets  Vol.  Rifles  8  Jan.  00 


Mounted  Infantry. 

Lieutenant  Colonel, 
{With  the  raiik  of  Lt. Colonel  in  the  Army.) 
Hugh  C.  Cholmondeley,  Hon.  Col.  i  London 
Vol.  Rifles  27  Dec.  99 

Captains. 

( With  the  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

James  F.  Waterlow,  2  V.B.  W.  Surrey  Regt...  3  Jan.  00 
John  W.  Reid,  3  Middlesex  Vol.  Ai'tillery 3  Jan.  00 

Lieutenants. 

(With  the  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

Charles  H.  W.  WUson,  Capt.  2  Vol.  Bn.  East 

Tork  Regiment 3  Jan.  00 

E.  G.  Concannon,  Capt.  16  MiddLx.  Vol.  Rifles  3  Jan.  00 
Wm.  H.  Brailev,  Capt.  3  V.B.  W.  Surrey  Regt.  3  Jan.  co 

G.  Berry,  2ud  Lt.  13  Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles 3  Jan,  00 

Edward  A.  Manisty 3  Jan.  00 

A.  H.  Henderson,  21  Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles  ...  3  Jan.  00 
Duncan  Gus  BaiUie    iR  Feb,  00 

B.  C.  Townehend 4  Aug.oo 

Adjutant.—^.  Bell,  Capt.  Worcester  Regt.. 10  Jan.  00 

Quarter  Matiter.—J.  Ridler,  Riding  Master  and 
Hon.  Lieut.  Army  Service  Corps  6  Jan..  00 


Infantry. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 

(  With  the  rank  of  Lt.  Colonel  in  the  Army.) 

A.  A.  C.  Earl  nf  Albemarle,  Hon,  Col.  4  Bn. 
Norfolk  Regiment  3  Jan.  00 


Second  in  Command. 

(With  the  rank  of  Major  in  the  Army.) 

A.  G.  Pawie,  Hon.  Col.  18  Middlx.  Vol.  Rifles  3  Jan.  00 


Captains, 

(With  the  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

Alex.  Reid,  i  Vol.  Bn.  Middlesex  Regt 3  Jan.  00 

Chas.  W.  Berkeley,  3  London  Vol.  Rifles 3  Jan,  00 

C.  G.  R.  Matthey,  i  London  Vol.  Rifles 3  Jan.  00 

R.  B.  Shijdey,  i*  Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles 3  Jan,  00 

R.  AV.  H.  Edis,  Hon.  Major  20  Middlesex  V.R.  3  Jan.  00 
Arthur  A.  Howell,  3  Vol.  Bn.  Royal  Fusihers  3  Jan.  00 

John  H.  Smith,  5  Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles 10  July  00 

Stanley  C.  BjToe,  21  Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles  ...n  July  00 
Wm.  J.  P.  Benson,  4  V.B.  Essex  Regt.  StaJ" 

Officer  for  Prisoners  oj'  War,  South  Africa  .,.25  July  00 


LlEUTE^fANTS. 

(With  the  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army,) 

Frank  R,  Jeffery,  Capt.  i  Surrey  Vol.  Rifles  3  Jan.  00 

Edw,  Treffry,  Hon.  Ai't.  Co.  of  London 3  Jan.  00 

Eugene  D.  Townroe,  4  V.B.  E.  Surrey  Regt...  3  Jan,  00 
Mon.  S.  K.  M'Donnell,  CB.  r  London  V.R.  ...  3  Jan.  00 
Bernard  C,  Green,  7  Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles  ...  3  Jan.  00 

Jacob  W.  Cohen,  13  Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles 3  Jan.  00 

Fred.  E.  Marsh,  Capt.  i  V.B.  Essex  Regt 3  Jan.  00 

Charles  O'Rey  Green  well 9  June  00 

Reginald  Carr,  13  Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles  11  July  00 

Alfred  A.  C.  Selfe,  2  Vol.  Bn.  Middlesex  Regt.ii  July  00 
Charles  Frederick  Nesham 14  July  00 

Adjutant.— Son.  J.  H.  R.  Bailey,  Capt.  Gren, 
Guards 3  Jan-  00 


Medical  Officer  (tcith  rank  of  Captain).— Sur^;. 

Capt.  E.  W.  St.  V.  Ryan,  16  Middlesex  V.R.  6  Jan.  00 


Quarter  Master.S.  Firth,  Qr.Mr.  and  Hon. 
Capt..  R.  Artillery 6  Jan. 


1  Captain  Triggs  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  iSjg-So  with  the  Khyber  Line  Force  (Medal). 

4  t;  2 


9i6  VOLUNTEER  OFFICERS 

ROYAL  AHTILLERY. 

Officers  s'^rchui  with   Vohintcer   Battcnes 

in  South  Africa. 

Majob. 

(  With  rank  of  Major  in  the  Aniii/.) 
U.  Scott,  I  Nortliumberland  Vol.  Art 3  Mar.  o? 

ClPTAItf. 

(  With  rai)k  of  Captain  In  the  Arm//.) 

.  CWodgsvood,  I  Northamberlaufl  Vol.  Art,  3  Mar.  00 

L1BUTBNANT8. 
{With  rank  nf  Lieufpuiinl  lit  ihf  Army.) 
ir,  S.  Bell,  Lieat.  i  NortliumberlaTid  Vol.  Art.  3  Mar.  00 
W,  C.  Macartney,  Lieut,  i   Northumberland 

Vol.  Art 3  Mar.  00 

F.  G.  D.  Johnston,  2nd  Lt.  i  Northumberland 

Vol.  Art. 3  Mar.  00 

R.   W,  Wilson,  2nd   Lt.    i  Northumberland 

Vol.  Art 3  Mar.  00 

Jledical  Officer  {with  rank  of  Captain), —  Snrg. 

Capt.  J.  Wreford,  i  Northumberland  Vol. 

Art 3  Mar.  00 

Veterinary   Officer  {tclfhrank  of  Vet.  l.init.)~~ 

fef,  Lieut.  W.  Dotchin,  i  Northumberland 

Vol.  Art 3  Mar.  00 


ROYAL   ENGINEERS. 

Officers  serrinij  /r/fh    Volunteer  Sections 

in  South  Africa. 

Major. 

(  With  rank  of  Major  in  the  Aroiy.) 

Rookes  E.  B.  Cromptoii,  Major  Electrical  Eng. 

R.  Eng.  (Vols.) i3  Apr.  00 

CiPTAirS. 
{WlthraukufCnptnln  hi  th-  Army.) 
Andrew  Earn,  Capt.  Electrical  En^^.  K.  Eng. 

(Vols.) 17  Mar.  00 

Henry  M.  Leaf,  t'apt.  Electrical  Eng.  R.Eng. 
(Vols.) 17  Mar.  00 

LiBrTBSAHTK. 

(With  rajtk  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 
F.  D.  Price,  Capt.  i  Durham  R.  Eng.  (Vols.)   24  Feb.  00 
B.  S.  Sinnott,  (Japt.  2  Gloucester  K.E.  (Vols.)24  Feb.  00 
Geo.    Barnsley,     Lieut.,    i     Yorkshire     (W. 

Riding)  R.  Eng.  (Vols.) 24  Feb.  co 

Wm.  J.  Heley,  Lieut,  t  Sussex  H,E.  (Vols.)  24  Feb.  00 
R.Q.Henriques.Lieut.i  Middlesex  R.E. (Vols. 124  Feb.  00 
Wm.    Thompson,  Lieut.   2    Yorkshire    R.E. 

(Vole.)  24  Feb.  00 

Edwin  S.  Payton,  Lieut,  i  Devon  &  Somerset 

R.Eng.  (Vole.) 24  Feb.  00 

Robei'C  C.    Weld,  Lieut.   2  Tower   Hamlets 

R.  Eng.  (Vols.)    24  Feb.  oa 

Ily.  Fulton,  Lieut.  1  Hampshire  R.E. (Vols.)  24  Feb.  00 
Geo.   C-   Pollard,   Lr.    i    Newcastle-on-Tvne 

R.E.  (Vols.)  .' 24  Feb.  00 

H.  J,  CulUn,  2nd  Lt.i  Loudon  R.  Eng.  (Vols.)24  Feb.  00 
.r.  Lang, Hon. Majovi  Lanarkshire  R.E. (Vols.)  3  Mar.  00 
R.  A.  Dathie, Lieut,  i  AberdeeuR. Eng. (Vols.)  ?  Mar.  00 
E.  E.  Ricketts,Capt.i  Gloucester  R.  E.  (Vols.lio  Mar.  00 
J.  J.  F.  O'Shaughuessv,  Lt.  Electrical  Eng. 

R.  Eng.  (Vols.) 17  Mar.  00 

A.  H.  Pott,  Lt.  Electrical  Eng.  R.Euir.(Vols.)i7  Mar.  00 
R.L.HutchisoD,  Capt.  I  Cheshire  R.Eng. (Vos.)  4  Apr.  00 

Second  Lieutesant. 

(  With  rank  of  2nd  Lieufeuant  in  the  Army.) 
J.  H.  Stubbs.  2nd  Lt.  Electrical  Engineers 

R.  Ens'.  (Vols.)  17  Mnr.  00 

Harry    F.    Bigge,    2ud    Lt.    Electrical  Eng. 

R.  Eng.  (Vols.) 18  Apr.  00 

Fras.  F.   AVilliams,  2nd  Lt.  Electrical  Eng. 

R.  Eng.  (Vole.) 18  Apr,  00 

Captain  Price  served  in  the  South  Afi-ican  war  in 
1 399-1900  with  the  Royal  Engineers  and  took  part  in 
operations  in  Orange  River  Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal. 

Lieut.  H.  Fulton  served  in  the  S:)uth  African  war  in 
TS99-1900  with  the  Royal  Engineers,  and  was  present  in 
the  engagements  at  Botha's  Pass  and  Armand's  Neck. 

Captain  R.  L.  Hutchison  served  in  the  South 
African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  31st  Company  Royal 
Engineers,  and  took  part  in  operations  in  Orange  River 
Colony,  including  the  engagement  at  Leeuw  Spruit,  and 
in  operations  in  the  Transvaal. 

Lieut.  G.  Barnsley  served  in  the  South  African  war 
in  1899-igoo  with  the  17th  Company  Royal  Engineers, 
and  took  part  in  the  advance  into  the  Transvaal  under 
Sir  Redvers  BuUer  after  the  relief  of  Ladysmith,  and  in 
the  operations  under  Sir  C.  P.  Clery  near'Standerton. 

Lieut  Weld  sen-ed  in  the  South  African  war  in 
1899-1900  with  the  26th  Company  Royal  Engineers,  and 
took  part  in  the  advance  from  Bloemfontein  to  Pretoria 
with  the  7th  Division. 


SERVING  IN  SOUTH  AFRICA. 

LINE   BATTALIONS. 

Officers  S'rvriif)  ivith   Voluriteir  C'onijmn/'es 
in  South  Africa. 

The  Royal  Scots  (Lothian  Regiment). 

Captaiv. 
{ lyUU  rank-  of  Cui>fuiu  in  the  Avmij.) 

R.  W.  Campbell.Cait.  5  VoluutcerBattaUon24  Feb.  oo 

L[liUTBNANTS. 

{With  raitjc  of  Lii^idoiant  in  the  Army.) 
R.  W.  Henderson,  Lieut.  8  Volunteer  Bn.    ...74  Feb.  00 
R.  G.  W.  Ailiims,  2n(l  Lt.  Queen's  R.  Vol.  B.  24  Feb.  00 
T.  F.  M.  Williamson,  Lieut.  7  Volunteer  Bu... 23  May  00 


The  Queen's  (Royal  West  Surrey 
Regiment). 

Captain. 

(  With  nnil-  of  Capliiiyi  in  the  Army.) 
Leonard  S.  De  La  Mare.  Capt.  1  Vol.  Bn 24  Feb.  00 

L1EUT8NAKTS. 

{tVith  rntik  of  Lieittf'iiaut  in  the  Army.) 

G.  A.  B.  Carr,  Lieut.  4  Volunteer  Battalion  24;Feb.  ot> 

E.  A,  Heriot,  Lieut.  2  Voluntetr  battalion  ...24  Feb.  00 

A.  C.  M'Donell,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Batlalicn  19  May  co 


The  Buffs  (East  Kent  Regiment). 

Captain. 

I  With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

Graham  tJosling,  Capt.  i  Vol.  Battalion .^4  Feb.  00. 

Liuutekantb. 
I  With  rank  of  LifUfenctnt  in  the  Army.) 

Haiold  Norfolk,  and  Lieut.  -.  Vol.  Battalion  24  Feb.  00 
R. V.F.Hubbard,  Lieul.  i  Voluj'teer Batl8lion26  May  co 
E.  A.  Brackenburj-,  -^nd  Lt.  i  Volunteer  Bu.18  July  co 
Captain  Gosling  and  Lieuts.  Norfolk,  Hubbard,  andi 
Brackenbui7  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1 8.39- 
1900  with  the  ?nd  Battalion  the  Buffs. 


The  King's  Own  (Royal  Lancaster 
Regiment). 

Captain. 
(  With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

William  .\.  Main,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Bn 28  Mar.  co 

L1BUTBNAKT8. 

[(With  rank  of  Lientenant  in  the  .irmy.) 

A .  H .  K  eunedy ,  Lieut.  I  Volunteer  Battalion28  Mar.  00. 


The  Northumberland  Fusiliers. 

CiPIAINS. 

( With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  -irmy.) 

Robert  C.  Hedley,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Bn.  ...  24  Feb.  o.> 

Robert  H.  M.  B.  Atkinson,  Capt.  3  Vol.  Bn.  24  Feb.  00 

LlEUTENANIS. 
(  With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 
G.  F.  Fisher,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion   ...24  Feb.  oc. 
F.  Manfonl,  Liout.  3  Volunteer  Battalion    ...24  Feb.  00 
H.  Beale,2nd  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  ..24  Feb.  00 
W.  E.Stephenson,2nd  Lieut.;  Volunteer  Batt.24  Feb.  00 

J.  W.  G.  Simonds,  Capt.  !  Volunteer  Bn 26  May  00 

A.  Reed,  2UiI  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion 26  May  00 


The  Royal  Warwickshire  Regiment. 

Captai.v. 

(  With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

.Vlex.  D.  Fleming, Capt.  I  Volunteer  Battalioa23  Mar.  <xs 

Lieutenants. 

(  ll'i'h  ,;nik  of  Lientenant  in  the  Armif.) 
G   H.  du  I'ros,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion   28  Mar.  00 
a'  p."  t^mith,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion    ...28  Mar.  00 
P '  M.  Chatterley,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Bat,talion26  May  00 


Volunteer  ({fwers  .serving  ivUh  Line  Battalions.  917 

East  Yorkshire  Regiment. 


The  Royal  Fusiliers  (City  of  London 
Regiment). 

Captaiw. 

{With  rank  of  Capfaht  in  the  Annij.) 

Wm.  S.  Friedberger,  Capt.  2  Volunteer  Bn....2S  Mar. 

Lieutenants. 

(TTith  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Arint/.) 

\y.  E.  Rielly.  Lieut.  3  VolunteerBaltalion z8  Mar.  00 

A.  A.  Lyle," Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion 28  Mar.  00 

Captain  Friedberger,  Lieuts.  Rielly  and  A.  A.  Lyle 

served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the 
jnd  Battalion  Royal  Fusiliers,  and  took  part  in  the 
operations  in  the  Transvaal  from  qth  May  onwards. 

The  King's  (Liverpool  Regiment), 

Captain. 

(  TVifh  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Arnii/.) 

J.  J.  Thomas,  Hon.  Major  1  Volunteer  Batt....24  Feb.  00 

Lieutenants. 

(With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Ann;/.) 

M.  J.  Mahony,  Capt.  6  VolunteerBaltalion  ...26  Miy  00 

The  Norfolk  Regiment. 

Captain. 

(  With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Arnii/.) 

XV.  Diver,  Hon.Lt.  Col.  2  Volunteer  Battalion2S  Mar.  00 

Lieutenants. 

(With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army,) 

B.  H.  L.  Prior,  Lieut,  r  Volunteer  Battalion  28  Mar.  00 

B.  M.  Hii<,^he9,  Lieut.  4  Volunteer  Battalion. ..2.5  May  00 

The  Lincolnshire  Regiment. 

Captains. 

{With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Arm  if.) 

Herbert  E.  Newsum,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Bn....24Feb.  oc 

Harold  Stephenson,  Cape,  i  Volunteer  Bn....24  Feb.  od 

Lieutenants. 

(With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

U.  F.  Lee.  Capt.  2  Volunteer  Battalion    24  Feb.  00 

'I'.  L.  D.  Dickinson,  Lieut.  1  Volunteer  Bo.  ...76  May  00 

The  Devonshire  Regiment. 

Captain. 

( With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

Walter  H.  Speke,  Capt.  4  Volunteer  Battalion28  Mar.  00 

LlBUTENtNTS. 

(With  7'ank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Armi/.) 
F.  K.  Windeatt,  Lieut.  5  Volunteer  Battalion  28  Mar.  00 
H.  D.  Marshal',  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  2S  Mar.  00 

vr.  B.  Dart,  Lieut.  4  Volunteer  Battalion 2S  Mar.  00 

VV.  E.  Lancaster,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion2!J  Mar.  00 


The  Suffolk  Regiment. 

Captain. 

{With  rani:  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

<jQQ,  F.  Whitmore,  Capt.  3  Volunteer  Bait.  ...10  Mar.  00 

Lieutenants. 

{With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

G.  H.  Mason,  Lieut.  4  Volunteer  Battalion  ...  10  Mar.  00 

H.  S.  Marriott,  Lieut,  2  Volunteer  Rattalion  26  May  00 

The  Prince  Albert's  (Somersetshire 
Light  Infantry). 

Captain. 
(  With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

Lieutenants. 

i{With  rank  of  Lieutenant  intheArmy.) 

.1.  R..  Dan-son,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion    24  Feb.  00 

D.  S.  Watson,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  ...24  Feb.  00 


The  Prince  of  Wales's  Own  (West 
Yorkshire  Regiment). 

Captain. 

(With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army., 

Ceoii  E.  Wood,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Battalion. ..24  Feb.  00 

Lieutenants. 

(With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

H    D   Bousfield,  Lieut.  3  Volunteer  Ba;talion24  Feb.  00 

\    "VT   Lnpf,on,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  24  Feb.  00 

W.  HepwortD.  Hon,  Major  3  Volnntaer  Bn.  ...20  M«y  00 


Captain. 

(With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

J.  Mortimer,  Capt.  2  Volunteer  Battalion g  May  00 

Lieutenants. 
(  With  rank  of  Lieut,  in  the  Army.) 

The  Bedfjrdshira  Regiment. 

Captain. 
( With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 
Alfred  L.  Green,  Capt.  3  Volunteer  Battalion24  Feb.  co 
Lieutenants. 
(With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

Arthur  Braithwaite,  Lieut.  2  Vol.  Bn 24  Feb.  00 

Arthur  Trethewy.  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Bn.    ...24  Feb.  co 
A.  C.  T.  Veasey,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion26  May  00 

Captain  Green,  Lieuts.  Braithwaite,  Trethewy,  and 
Veasey  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-igoowith 
the  2nd  Battalion  Bedfordshire  Regiment,  and  were 
present  in  the  operations  in  June  and  July  in  Orange 
Hiver  Colony  under  Ma.ior  General  Clements,  in  July 
and  August  under  Sir  Archibald  Hunter,  including  the 
surrender  of  Cammaudant  Prinsloo,  and  in  August  of 
Commandant  Olivier  at  the  defence  of  "Winburg  and 
capture. 

The  Leicestershire  Regiment. 

Captain. 

{  With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

WilHam  A.  Harrison,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Bn.  24  Feb.  co 

Lieutenants. 

(  With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

H.  N,  Rowlatt,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Bn 24  Feb.  co 

C.  H,  Jones,  2nd  Lieut.  1  Volunteer  Bn 24  Feb.  00 

J.  M.  Curtois,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion.. .26  May  00 


The  Royal  Irish  Regiment. 

Captain. 
(With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 
Thomas  W.  Williams,  Capt.  s  (Irish)  Vcl.  Bn. 
Liverpool  Regiment 24  Feb,  oo 

Lieutenants. 
(With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 
J.  Goffey, Lieut.  5  (Irish)  V.Bn  Liverpool  Re£rt.24  Feb.  00 
J.   H.   Grlndley,    Lieut.    5    (Irish)  Vol.    Bn. 

Liverpool  Regimen'i   24  Feb.  00 

J.  J.  L.  Ferris,  2nd  Lt.  5  Volunteer  Battalion 

Liverpool  Regiment  26  May  00 

The  Princess  of  Wales's  Own  (Yorkshire 
Regiment). 

Captain. 

[With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

Maurice  H.  L.  Bell,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Bn.  ...24  Feb.  00 

Lieutenants. 

(With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

B.  W.  T.  Ewart,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Battalion24  Feb.  00 

F.  C.  Houseman,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Bn 24  Feb.  00 


The  Lancashire  Fusiliers. 

Captain. 
( With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

Joseph  T.  Wocd,  Hon.  Major  2  Vol.  Bn 28  Mar.  00 

Lieutenants. 
(  With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

J.  Milnes.  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion 28  Mar.  00 

O.  Baron,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion ...2S  Mar.  00 

F.  A.  WoodcocK,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion  26  May  00 

The  Royal  Scots  Fusiliers. 

(Captain. 

(With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

Cecil  G.  Dickie,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Battahon  24  Feb.  00 

Lieutenants. 

(With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

G    D.  Porteous,  Lieut.  2  Vol.  Battalion 24  Feb.  00 

J.  MacL.  Frew,  Lieut,  i  Vol.  Battalion 24  Feb.  00 


gi8  Yohiiifecr   Officers  serving  with  Line  Battalions. 

The  Cheshire  Regiment.  The  East  Lancashire  Regiment. 


Captain. 

{  With  rani-  of  Capfain  in  the  Aritit/.) 

Samuel  Thornelj-,  Capt.  2  Vol,  Battaliou 24  Feb.  00 

LlEUTKNANTS. 

IWifh  rani-  of  Lieiifenauf  in  the  Army.) 

.T.  Bates,  Lieut.  4  Voninteer  Battalion  24  Feb.  00 

J.  S.  * 'raig,  Lieut,  i  VoUinteer  Battalion 24  Feb.  00 

J.  ff.  Crofton,  Lieut.  3  Volunteer  Battalion. ..26  May  00 

The  Royal  Welsh  Fusiliers. 

(.'aptain. 

(With  rani-  of  Captain  in  thr  Armij.) 

Thomas  M.  Keene,  Capt.  2  Vol.  Battalion    ...24  Feb.  00 

LrKUTKNATfTS. 
{With  rani-  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Anni/.) 
G.  L.  .Tones-Parry,  Lieut,  i  Vol.  Baltalion  ...24  Feb.  00 
i\  A.  Bamford,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battnlion  24  Feb.  00 
N.  M,  Griffith,  ('apt.  i  Volunteer  Battalion  ..,26  May  00 
W.  H.  Jones,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  ...it  July  00 

The  South  Wales  Borderers. 

(.'aptain. 

(  With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

Llewellyn  J.  Phillips,  Capt.  2  Vol.  Battalion  28  Mar.  00 

LlEUTKNASTS. 

{With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 
H.  G.  Kemmis,  Lieut.  4  Volunteer  Battalion  23  Mar.  00 
F.  G.  Dawson,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion    .2:^  May  00 


The  King's  Own  Scottish  Borderers, 

Captain. 
{ With  rani'  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 
Andrew  Haddon,  Capt.  i  Roxburg:h  and  Sel- 
kirk Vol.  Rifles  24  Feb.  00 

LlEFIKIfAIfTS. 

I(  With  rani-  of  Lxpntrnant  in  the  Army.) 
M.  Craitj-Brown,  Lie.it.  1  Roxburgh  and  Sel- 
kirk Vol.  Rifles 24  Feb.  00 

R.  Stoddart,  2nd  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion24  Feb.  00 
R.  J.  Cunningbam,  Lieut.  3  Volunteer  Bn.  ...23  May  00 

The  Cameronians  (Scottish  Rifles). 

Captain. 
(  With  rajil-  of  Captain  in  the  Army. ) 

John  R.  Young,  Capt,  4  Volunteer  Bu. 24  Feb.  00 

Lieutenants. 
{With  rani'  of  Lieutenan'  in  the  Army.) 
A.   A.   Kennedy,   2nd  Lieut,    i  Lanarkshire 

Vol.  Rifles  ..." 24  Feb.  00 

G,  W.  S.  Clarke,  2nd  Lieut.  3  Lanarkshire 
Vol.  Rifles ! 24  Feb.  00 

E.  J.  Heilbron,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  BattaUon23  May  00 

The  Gloucestershire  Regiment. 

Captains. 
(  With  rani-  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

Charles  E.  F.  Mouat-Biggs,  Capt.  2  V.  B.  ...24  Feb.  00 
J.  B.  Butler,  Capt.  1  Volunteer  Battalion 20  Juneoo 

Lieutenants. 

{With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

J.  H.  Bryan,  2nd  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Bn 24  Feb.  00 

F,  B.  Carlisle,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion, ..23  Maj^  00 

Captain  Butler  served  in  the  South  African  war  in 
1899-1900  with  tbe  ist  Battaliou  Gloucestershire  Regi- 
ment, and  took  part  in  the  operations  of  the  Drakens- 
berg  Defence  Force. 


The  Worcestershire  Regiment. 

CiPIAIN. 

{With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 
William  B.  Bucknall,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Bn.  20  Mar.  00 

Lieutenants. 

{With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  thi-  Army.) 

F.  Checketts,  Cap*.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  ...2S  Mar.  00 

R.  H.Whitcombe,  jun.Copt.  I  Volunteer  Bn. 26  May  00 


Captain. 
{With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

Lieutenants. 
{With  rank  <f  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

J.  Craven,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Bflttalion    28  Mar.  00 

F.  A.  Howard,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion. .28  Mar.  00 
F.  E.  Button,  Lieut.  2  Vohinteer  Battalion  ...26  May  00 

The  East  Surrey  Regiment. 

Captain. 

{With  rank  of  C  1  ptain  in  thr  Army.) 

George  F.  Collyer,  Capt.  4  Volunteer  Bn.    ...28  Mar.  00 

LrHUTKNANrS. 

(  With  rank  0/  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 
C.  L.  Longstaff,  Lieut.  2  Vohmteer  Battalion  28  Mar.  00 
W.  E.  Maclean,  2nd  Lt.  i  Surrey  Vol.  Rifles  18  July  00 


The  Duke  of  Cornwairs  Light  Infantry. 

Captain. 
{With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 
Edward  A.  Jackson,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Bn.    ..28  Mar.  00 

LtUDTl-NANTS. 

(With  rank  of  Lirntenant  in  the  Army.) 

G.  E.  S.  Smith,  Liem.  i  Volunteer  Battalion  28  Mar.  00 

E.  G.  Cowlard,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  28  Mar.  00 


The  Duke  of  Wellington's  (West  Riding 
Regiment), 

Capi  i^ix. 
(With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

Edgar  Dewhurst,  Capt.  3  Volunteer  Battalion24  Feb.  00 

LiKUTKNANTS. 

{With  rank 0/ Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 
H.  S.  Atkmsou,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion  ; 

Railway  Staff  Officer,  South  Africa    24  Feb.  00 

Harold  Wilson,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  24  Feb.  00 

The  Border  Regiment. 

(.'.VPTAIN. 
{With  rank  of  Cciptain  in  the  Army.) 

John  Thompson,  Eon. Maior,2  Volunteer  Bn.  24  Feb.  00 

LlEUTBNANrS. 

(  With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 
J.  F.  Haswell,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion  ...24  Fob.  00 
E.  W.  Wakefield,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion24  Feb.  00 
A.  Lee,  Capt.  1  Volunteer  Battalion    26  May  00 

Major  Thompson  and  Lieut?.  Haswell  and  Wakefield 
served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgg-igoo  with  the 
I  St  Battalion  Border  Regiment,  arid  were  present  at  the 
relief  of  Wepener  including  the  engagement  at  Bush- 
man's Kop,  Orange  River  Colony. 

Captain  Lee  seivcd  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSqq- 
1900  with  tbe  ist  Battalion  Border  Regiment. 

The  Royal  Sussex  Regiment. 

Captain. 
{With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

LiKUTKNANTS. 

{With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Ar.ny.) 

S.W.  G.  Tamplin,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Battalion  3  Mar.  00 

A.  P,  A.  Howe,  Lt.  ;  Cinque  Pons  Vol.  Rifles    3  Mar.  00 

Bertram  I.  D'Olier,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Bn.  ...  9  May  00 

The  Hampshire  Regiment. 

('  \PTVIN. 

{With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

P.  W.  Seward,  Capt.  3  Volunteer  Battalion  ...21  Mar.  00 

Lieutenants. 

{With  rankof  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

Julian  T.  Perkins.  Capt,  2  Volunteer  Batt.  ,  .21  Mar.  00 

Arthur  T.  Bonham-Carier,  Capt.  1  Vul.  Bn.-.,2i  Mar.  00 

Captain  Seward  and  Lieut.  Bonham-Carter  served  in 
the  South  African  war  in  i89g-i9oowiththe2nd  Battalion 
Hampshire  Regiment. 

Captain  Perkins  served  in  the  South  African  war  in 
1S99-1Q00  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Hampshire  Regiment, 
and  took  part  in  the  march  to  Pretoria  and  the  occupa- 
tion of  Johannesburg. 


Voluiileer  Officers  serving 
The  South  Staffordshire  Regiment. 

C-IPTAIN. 

{U^ith  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Anuij.) 
Harrj'  S.  Denton,  Capt.  3  Volunteer  Battalionio  Mar.  oc 
Lieutenants. 
[With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 
J.  A.  P.  Crompton,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Bd.     .10  Mar.  00 
E.  Smith,  2na  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  .10  Mar.  00 
B.  O.  Wright,  Lieut.  1  Volunteer  Battalion  .26  May  00 

The  Dorsetshire  Regiment. 

Captain. 

[With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Armi/.) 

Henry  L.  Kitson,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Batt.    ...  3  Mar.  00 

LlEDTENANTS. 
{With  rank  of  Lientenant  in  the  Army.) 

R.  Lano,  Lieut,  i  Dorset  Vol.  Artillery 3  Mar.  00 

M.  J.  Wheatley,  2  Lt.  i  Volunteer  Battalion  ...  3  Mar.  00 

The  Prince  of  Wales's  Volunteers  (South 
Lancashire  Regiment). 

Captain. 

( With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

F.  M.  Appleton,  Capt.  t  Volunleer  Battalion  24  Feb.  00 

Lieutenants. 

(With  rank  of  Lientenant  in  the  Army.) 

H.  H.  Lewis,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion    ...24  Tel).  00 

E.  Robson,  2nd  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion    24  Feb.  00 

0.  r.  Gary,  snti  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Biittalion20  May  00 


The  Welsh  Regiment. 

Captain. 

(With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

Richard  W.  P.  Evans,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Bu...,23  Mar.  00 

Lieutenants. 
(With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 
(».  B.  Williams,  Lieut.  3  Glamorgan  Vol.  R...  28  Mar.  00 
.1.  C.  Gaskell,  Lieut.  3  Volunteer  Battalion; 

Railicay  Staff  Officer,  South  Africa    23  May  00 


The  Black  Watch  (Royal  Highlanders). 

Captain. 

(With  rank  of  Captain  tn  the  Army.) 

Robert  H.  Millar,  Hon.  Major  2  Vol.  Bn 24  Feb.  00 

Lieutenants. 
(With  rank  of  Lientenant  in  the  Army.) 

A.Valentine,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Battalion 24  Feb.  00 

H.  K.  Smith,  Lieut.  3  Volunteer  Battalion  ...24  Feb.  00 
B.  Tosh,  Lieut.  1  Volunteer  Battalion    .23  May  00 

Major  Millar  and  Captain  Valentine  seri'ed  in  the 
South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion 
Black  Watch,  and  were  present  in  the  engagement  at 
Retief's  Nek. 

Lieut.  Smith  ser\-ed  in  the  South  African  war  m  1809- 
iqoo  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Black  Watch,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Retief's  Nek— severely 
wounded. 

Lieut.  Tosh  served  in  the  South  .African  war  m  1899- 
1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Black  Watch. 


with  LiiiP  Baliali(ms.  9^9 

The  Essex  Regiment. 

Captain. 

(With  rank  of  Cai-fain  in  the  Army.) 

John  C.  Lawrie,  Capt.  2  Volunteer  Battalion2S  Mar.  00 

LlEirrBNANTS. 

(With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  .irmy.) 

W.  Bowra.  Lieut.  4  Volunteer  Battalion    28  Mar.  00 

C.  H.  R.  Taylor,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion26  May  00 

Captain  Lawrie  and  Lieut.  Bowra  served  in  the  South 
African  war  in  1S99-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Essex 
Regiment,  and  were  present  in  the  engagements  near 
Pretoria  and  at  Diamond  Hill,  and  in  the  advance  to 
Komati  Poort,  including  the  engagement  at  Belfast. 

Lieut.  Taylor  served  in  the  South  African  war  m 
1899-1900  with  the  ist  Battalion  Essex  Regiment,  and 
was  present  during  part  of  the  march  from  Pretoria  to 
Eomati  Poort. 


The  Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry. 

Captain. 

(With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

Maurice  F.  Lathy,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Bn 10  Mar.  00 

Lieutenants. 

(With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 
L.  C.  Hawkins.  Lt.  i  Buckingham  Vol.  R.  ...lo  Mar.  00 
C.  A.  Barron,  Lieut,  i  Buckingham  Vol.  R.  ...10  Mar.  00 
Captain  Lathy,  Lieuts.  Hawkins  and  Barron  served 
in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  ist  Bat- 
talion Oxfordshire  Light  Infantry,  and  were  present  in 
the  operations  of  Major  General  Knox  s  Column  in 
Orange  River  Colony,  including  many  minor  engage- 
ments. 


The  Sherwood  Foresters  (Derbyshire 
Regiment ) 

Captain. 

(With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

Turner  Lee,  Capt.  i  Nottingham  Vol.  Rifles.. .24  i'eb.  00 

Lieutenants. 

(  With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

R.  K.  Ellis,  Lieut.  4  Volunteer  Battalion  24  Feb.  00 

F   A.  O.  Wri"-ht,  2nd  Lieut,  t  Volunteer  Bn...-24  Feb.  00 
t'  C.  Newbold,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Battalioujo  May  00 


The  Loyal  North  Lancashire  Regiment. 

Captain. 

(  With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

Bernard  Musgrave,  Capt.  2  Volunteer  Bn.  ...28  Mar.  00 

Lieutenants. 

(With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

G   Heskeih,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion 28  Mar.  00 

F   W  Foley  Lieut.  I  Volunteer  Battahon    ...28  Mar.  00 

e!  St'owell,  Capt.  I  Volunteer  Battalion    20  May  00 

Captain  Musgrave  served  in  the  South  African  war  in 
i8qq-iQoo  Tvith  the  ist  Battalion  North  Lancashire 
Begiment,  and  took  part  in  operations  in  the  Orange 

^Lieuts".  Hsfsketh  and  Foley  sei-ved  in  the  South  African 
war  in  1809-1900  with  the  ist  BattaUon  North  Lancashire 
Regiment,  and  took  part  in  operations  in  the  Orange 
River  Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal. 

Captain  Stowell  served  in  the  South  -Urican  war  m 
1899-1900  ix-ith  the  1st  Battahon  North  Lancashire 
Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  operations  m  the  Orange 
River  Colony  and  in  the  Transvaal. 


The  Northamptonshire  Regiment. 

C.4PTAIN. 

(With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 
Wm.  Hughes,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  BatUilion  ...24  Feb.  00 
Lieutenants. 
(With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 
W   E.  S.  Hickson,  Lieut.  1  Volunteer  Bn.    ....-4  Feb.  00 
AT   Page  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion   ... 24  Feb.  00 
H  W.Jactaon,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion26  May  00 


The  Princess  Charlotte  of  Wales's  (Royal 
Berkshire  Regiment). 

Captain. 

(TJ'ith  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

Arthur  F.  Ewcn,  Hon.  Maior  i  VoL  Bn 24  Feb.  00 

Lieutenants. 

(With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

W   P  Allevne,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion    24  Feb.  00 

r"  t'  Clarke,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion;  _ 

Bailway  SlafOffierr,  South  Africa    .,...=4  FeU-  oc 

F.  And.  Simondsfj  Lt.  .  Volunteer  Battahon.r,  May  00 


Q20  Volunteer  Officers  ncrvinrj 

The  Queen's  Own  (Royal  West  Kent 
Regiment). 

( 'API  vrx. 
{With  rank  ofCujitniu  in  the  Ariiii/.) 

George  Mori}hew,  Capt.  2  Volunteer  Bn 3  Mar.  00 

Lieutenants. 

{With  rank  uf  Litnteniznt  in  the  Arwj/.) 

C.  N.  Wntney,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Battalion  ...3  Mar.  00 

W.  G.  Morris,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion...  3  Mar.  00 

C.  S.  Marchact,  Capt.  2  Volunteer  Battalion26  May  00 


The  King's  Own  (Yorkshire  Light 
Infantry). 

Captain. 
{With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Arwif.) 

T.  W.  Simpson,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Battalion  =4  Feb.  00 

Il::CTKXANTS. 

(  Wi{h  rank  af  Lieutrnant  in  the  Arniit.) 

F.  Hiiul,  2nd  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion  ...24  Feb.  00 

C.  A.  Mackenzie,  Lieut.  1  Volunteer  Battali  11126  May  00 

The  King's  (Shropshire  Light  Infantry). 

Captain, 

{With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

LlEUTKNANTS. 

(II"(7A  rank  of  LiciiteiKint  in  the  Armjj.) 

B.  Head,  Lieut.  2  Volauteer  Battalion  24  Feb.  oa 

J.  F. Cutler,  Lient.  i  Herefordshire Vol.Riftes  24  Feb.  00 
H.  P.  Harris-Edge,  Capt.  1  Volunteer  Bo.    ...26  May  00 

The  Duke  of  Cambridge's  Own  (Middlesex 
Regiment). 

Captain. 

(  Jf'ifh  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Ari)i>/.) 
Cecil  S.  Roche,  Capt.  17  Middlesex  Vol.  Riflesi4  Mar.  00 

LlKDTKNANTS. 

(tnth  rank  of  Lieut  puant  in  the  Army,) 

A.  R.  Grylls,  Lieut.  1  Volunteer  Battalion    ,14  Mar.  00 

C.  D'O.  A.  C.  Bowers,  Lieut.  2  Vol.  Battalioni4  Mar.  00 
Captain  Roche  and  Lieut.  Bowers  served  in  the  South 

African  war  in  iSgg- 1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Middlesex 
Regiment,  and  took  part  in  the  advance  through 
Northern  Natal,  including  the  engagements  at  Van  Wyk, 
Botha's  Pass,  and  Aruiand's  Nek,  and  subsequent 
affairs. 

Lieut.  Grylls  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  1899- 
1900  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Middlesex  Regiment  from 
12th  April  to  August. 


The  King's  Royal  Rifles. 

Captain. 
(  With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Aritn/.) 

LlECTBNANTS. 

[Wi/h  rank  of  Jjitiiteuant  in  the  Ariinf.) 

R.  fF.  Davies,  2nd  Lt.  i  Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles  4  Apr.  00 

G.  R.  Wyld,  2Dd  Lt.  13  Middlessx  Vol.  Rifles  4  Apr.  00 

The  Duke  of  Edinburgh's  (Wiltshire 
Regiment). 

Captain. 
(  Jf'ifh  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Arnii/.) 
Jacob   Earl    of  Radnor,   Major   i   Wiltshire 
Volunteer  Rifles 28  Mar.  00 

LlKUTKNANTS. 

(With  rank  of  Liei-fenant  in  the  Armj/.) 

R.H.KendleiLieut.iWiltshire  VolunteerRifies^S  Mar.  00 

W.  C.  Luce,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion 28  Mar.  00 

The  Manchester  Regiment. 

Captain. 
(  With  rank  of  Captain  in  ike  Armi/.) 

Bertram  C.  P.  Heywood,  Capt.  2  VoL  Bn 28  Mar.  00 

Lieutenants. 
{With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

E.  H.  Howe,  Capt.  3  Volunteer  Battalion 28  Mar.  00 

H.  C.  Darlingl-on,  Lieut,  j  Volunteer  Bn.    ...  28  Mflr.  00 
P.  Bamford,  Capt.  6  Volunteer  Battalion 26  May  00 

Captains  Heywood,  Howe,  and  Bamford  and  Lieut. 
Darlington  served  in  the  South  African  war  in  iSgo-ipoo 
with  the  ist  Battalion  Maiichester  Regiment. 


with  Live  Battalions, 
The  Prince  of  Wales's  (North  Stafford- 
shire Regiment). 

CvplAIN. 

{With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Anuy.) 
Gerald  W.  Laybourn,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Batt.24  Feb.   . 

LlKUTKNANTS. 

{With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

H.  .Fohnsou,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion  .  -  -  24  Feb.  00 

E.  T.  Hodson,  2nd  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Batt.  ...24  Feb.  00 

W.  H.  Ridge,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  ...26  May  00 

The  York  and  Lancaster  Regiment. 

*  '\prA:N. 

{With  rank  <>f  Captain  in  the  Armt/.) 

Edward  A.  Marples,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Batt.   24  Feb.  00 

L1KDTKNANT8. 

{With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

H.  B.  Chalmer,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion  24  Feb.  00 

C.  V.  B.  Bojle,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion  ,  24  Fob.  oo 

C.  C.  Moxon,  Capt.  2  Volunteer  Battalion    ...26  May  00 


The  Durham  Light  Infantry. 

Captai>  . 

{With  rank  of  Captain  .'?i  the  Ar.uy.) 

John  Turnbull,  ('apt.  4  Vo'.uuteer  Battalion   .24  Feb.  00 

LirCTKN  \N'r3. 
(  With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Jr,ui/.) 
H.  Bowes,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Batalion    ..    .     24  Feb.  00 

J.  R.  Ritson,  Lieut.  4  Voluntser  Battalion 24  Feb.  00 

J.  B.  Bowman,  Capt.  5  Volunteer  battalion... 26  May  00 

Ths  Highland  Light  Infantry. 

Captain. 

{  With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 

David  S.  Morton,  Capt.  1  Volunteer Baltalion24  Feb.  oo 

L1KUTENANT3. 

{With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

J.  R.  Leisk,  Lieut.  5  Volunteer  Battalion  24  Feb.  o  > 

J.  Shearer,  Lieut.  2  Volunteer  Battalion        ...24  Feb.  oj 

J.  Kelso,  Lieut.  :  Volunteer  Battalion    ,,         23  May  _ .. 


Seaforth  Highlanders  (Ross-shire  Buffs, 
the  Duke  of  Albany's). 

Captain. 
{With  rank  of  Captain  in   the  Army.) 

Charies  E.  Johnston,  ('apt.  3  Volunteer  Batt.  24  Feb.  od 
Lieutenants. 

(  With  rank  of  Lieutenant  (71  the  Army.) 
R.  G.  Campbell,  Lieut,  i  Sutherlaud  Vol.Rifles24  K'eb.oo 
J.  (_).  Black,  2nd  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  BattaUon24  Feb.  od 
W.  C.  Reid,  Lieut.  3  Volunteer  Battalion 23  May  00 


The  Gordon  Highlanders. 

Captains. 
{With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 
Aubrey   W.   Buckinehani,   C«pt.   7  (London 

Scottish)  Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles       24  Feb.  oc 

John  B.  Buchanan,  Capt.  i  Volunteer  Batt.  .24  Feb.  00 
W.  O,  Duncan,  Capt.  i  Voluoteer  Bn.    8  June  00 

Lieutenants. 

(With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

F.  J.  O.  Mackinnon.  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Batt.  24  Feb.  00 

H,  Fortes,  Lieut.  4  Volunteer  Battalion 24  Feb.  00 

W.  A.  Duguid,  Lieut.  5  VoUinteer  Battalion  24  Feb.  00 
A.  M.  Robertson,  Lieut. 6  Volunteer  Battalion24  Feb.  00 
A.  W.  Robertson,  Lieut.  3  Volunteer  Bn 8  Juneoj 

The  Queen's  Own  Cameron  Highlanders. 

Captains, 

{With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Army.) 
Simon  J.  Lord  Lovat,  Major  i  Volunteer  Bn.21  Feb.  00 
Alex.  D.  MacKinnon,  Lieuc.  i  Volunteer  Bn.  5  May  00 

Libutbnants. 

(With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Army.) 

Edward  G.  Fraser-Tytler.  :  Volunteer  Bn.  ...21  Feb.  00 

J.  Burn,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion   5  May  oj 

J.  Campbell,  Lieut,  i  Volunteer  Battalion    ...  5  May  00 


Volunteer  Officers  serving  with  Line  Battalions, 


921 


The  Royal  Irish  Rifles. 

Captains. 

{With  rank  of  Captain  in  the  Arnii/.) 

Chas.  G.  Henty,  Capt.  16  Middlesex  Vol. Rifles  5  May  00 

LiKDTKyASTS. 

{With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Ar.iii/.) 

G.  E.  H.  Sheen,  Lt.  16  Middlesex  Vol.  Rifles  5  May  00 

E.  H.  Hanks,  Lt.  2  Tower  Hamlets  Vol.  Rifles  5  May  00 

Captain  Henty  and  Lieuts.  Sheen  and  Hanks  served 
in  the  South  African  war  in  1899-1900  with  the  2nd 
Battalion  Royal  Irish  Rifles, 


Princess  Louise's  (Argyll  and  Suther- 
land Highlanders). 

C'aptai>'. 

{With  7'ani  of  Captain  in  the  Arim/,) 

James  Cook,  Capt.  2  Volunteer  Battalion 24  Feb.  00 

LtECTEXA>  TS. 

{With  rank  of  Lieutenant  in  the  Arirn/.) 

A.  J.  Macarthur,  Lieut.  5  Volunteer  Battalion  24  Feb.  00 
A.  E.  Stewart,  :>ad  Lt.  i  Volunteer  BattaIion23  May  00 
R.  L.  Stevenson,  Lt.  t  Dumbarton  Vol.  Rirte>i5  Aug.  co 


MEDICAL   SERVICE. 

Ojfirers  serving  lo/th  the  Eof/al  An/)//  Med'tcal 

Corps  hi  South   Afr/'ra. 

Majoks. 

{With  rankof2IaJur.) 

Robert  T.    A.    O'CtiUa^han,    FRCSI.     Surg. 

Major  I  Flintshire  R.  Eng.  (Vols.)    ...  3  Mar.  00 

K  .J.  Lawless,  Surg.  Major  4  Vol.  Bu.  East 

Surrey  Regt 17  Mar.  00 


E.  L.  Freer,  Surg.  Major  i  Vcl.  Bn.  Warwick- 
shire Regiment 21  Mar.  00 

Henry  Wright,  v.d.  Surg.  Lt.Col.  i  Volunteer 
Battalion  Lincoln  Regiment 29  May  00 

Andrew  A.  Watsor,  Surg.  Capt.  2  Vol.  Bn. 

East  Lancashire  Rej^t 6  Juneo? 

Captains. 
(  With  rank  of  Captain.] 

Charles  Edw.   Douglas,  Surg.  Capt.   6  Vol. 

Bu.  Black  Watch  10  Mar.  00 

George  G.  Oakley,  Surg.  Capi.  i  A'^ol.  Bn.Weat 

Ridiug  Regt.    10  Mar.  co 

C.  A.  MacMuun,  MD,  Surg.  Capt.  3  Vol.  Bn. 

South  Staflurd  Regt. 14  Mar.  03 

S.  Linton,  Surg.  Capi.  i  Fite  VolunLeer  Art.  9  May  00 

F.  W.  Granc,  Surg.  Capt.  1  Bantf  Vol.  Art. ...12  May  00 
E.  J.  G.  Berkley,  Surg.  Capt.  4  VoiuateerBn. 

Wes-,  Surrey  Regiment, 16  May  oo 

Robert  Pollok,  Surg.  Capt.  3  Volunteer  Bn. 

H'ghUnd  Lighr.  Infantry ig  May  00 

George  Black,  JIB.  Surg.  Lt.  2  Volunteer  Bu. 

Sassex  Regiment i3  July  00 

LlEUTEXAXTS. 
(  With  rank  of  Lieutenant.) 

Edmund  Wm.  Herrington.  Surg.  Lt.  Man- 
chester Comp.  Vol.  Med.  Stafl' Corps  7  Mar.  00 

Robert  W.  MijUell,  Surg.  Lt.  4  Vol.  Bo.  Suf- 
folk Regiment   10  Mar.  00 

J.  C.  Taylor.  Surg.Lt.9  Lanarkshire  Vol. Riflesio  Mar.  00 

James  R.  Aikmsun,  Surg.  Lt.  2  Cheshire  R. 
Eug.  (Vols.)  .J 14  Mar.  00 

Albert  E.  Morison,  Surg.  Lt.  i  Vol.  Bn.  Dur- 
ham Lt.  Infantry 14  Mar.  00 

J.  K.Tomory.Siirj^-Ijt.iSutherland  Vol.Rlflesi,?  Mar.  00 

A.  H.  M'Dougall,  Surg.  Lt.  1  Vol.  Bn.  War- 
wickshire Regt ji  Mar.  00 

John  Clay,  ilf^.  Surg.  Lt.  2  Vol.Bn.  Northum- 
berlantl  Fus 21  Mar.  00 

James    P.  G.  Macnab,  Surg.    Lieut,    i    Fife 

Volunt-er  Artillery    4  Apr.  00 

W.  M.  Taylor,  Surg.  Lieut,  i  Midlothian 
Vo'.unteer  Artillery    g  May  od 


922      Field  Officers  Retired  from  the  Militia  and  Yeomanry  Cavalry. 

WITH  FEItMISSION  TO  SETAIN  THEIR  JtANE. 

Note. — It  is  particularly  requested  tliat  Officers  whose  names  should  appear  in  the  following  list  will  notify 
the  fact  of  their  continued  existence  nt  least  once  a  year  I  not  later  than  the  end  of  October)  to  the  Editor  of  iiarft 
Army  Lift,  50A,  Albemarle  Street,  London,  W.,  as  otherwise  their  names  are  liable  to  be  removed  herefrom. 

Howard,  Fred.  Comjitou,'*  3  Bn.Vorks.  Regt.     2  Dec.  93 


COLONELS. 


Hughes-Hallett,    Fras.    Charles,    2    Brigade 

Southern  Div.  R.  Artillery    t:}  July  85 

Irving,  JohnP."'  3  Bn.  Manchester  Regiment  4  Nov.  96 
Johnson,  Edmund  Geo.  C.,'^  5  Bn.  Irish  Fus.  29  Jan.  87 
Johnston,  Henry  Stuart,  5  Bn.  Leinster  Regi.  13  Dec.  90 


Abercorn,  James.  Dwitfo/.  CB.,  sBn.  Inniskil- 

ling  Fusiliers.  Groom   of  the  Stole  to  H.Ji.M. 

thf  Princeof  Wnles  22  Sept.  60  ; 

Anncsley,  Ho«.  Algernon  S.  A.,  Oxfordshire  21  Oct.   74|.  .  ._  _       .  , 

Archer-Houhlon,  Geo.  B.,  JP.  DL.  3  Bn.  Berk-  [Keyworth,  John  W.,  4  Bn.  Derbyshire  Regt.     7  July  94 

shire  Regiment 28  Mar.  94  Kilmorey,  F.  C  Earl  of ,  KP.  Shropshire  Yeo.  24  Oct.  94 

Aspinall,  Ralph  J.,  JP.DL.  3  Bn.  Lane.  Regt.  27  Nov.  95'Kirkwood,  Thos.  Y.  L.,  5  Bn.  Cnght.  Rngrs.     10  Nov.  97 

Bai^s,  Hamar  A.,  4  Bn.  N.  Stafford  Regt 12  Sept.giiLangrishe,  *V/r  James,  2f/.,  5  Bn.  IHsb  Regt.     i  July  81 

Bates,  Henry  S.,i  3  Bn.  Yorkshire  Regt 10  Apr.  86  Larking,  Edgar  Edwin,  3  Bn.  W.  Kent  Regt.    21  May  87 

Bill,  Charles,2  3i"P.4  Bn.  N.  Stafford.  Regt....  29  May  gj^La  Terriere,  Fenwick  B.  de  S.,'5+7  Bn.  R.  Fus.  25  Apr.  96 
Birch,  Charles,  3  &  4  Bns.  N.  Lancashire  Regt.  5  Oct.  92  Lawrence,  John,'"  Londonderry  Art.  S.  Div....  17  Sejit.ga 
Bircham,  Ambrose  Humphreys,^  4  Bn.  Royal  Le  Cornu,  Chas.  P.,  R.  Jerse.y  Militia 24  Nov.  85 

Fusiliers .' u  Mar.  96  Lefroy,  Cbarles  E.  6  Bn.  Ritle  Brigade 33  Dec.  93 

Blandy-Jenkins,  John,  3  Bn.  Berkshire  Regt.    29  June  87  Lennard,  Hir  J.  F.,  Bt.,  Kent  Artillery 23  Nov.  70 

Blythswood,  Arch.  Campbell,  Lord^\  Aide  rla  Leslie,  Edm.  Douglas,  4  Bn.  Irish  Rifles 28  Oct.  86 

Carnp  tnthe  Queen  ;  4  Bn.  .\rgylland  Suther-  Lucas,  Alfred  H.,  3  Bn,  Bedford  Regiment    ...  21  Oct.  93 

land  Highlanders    17  Nov.  S3  1  Luck,  Everard  Thos.,  3  lin.  West  Kent  Regt.  14  Dec.  89 

Brassey,  Albert. 1/P.  Oxfordshire  Yeomanry...  21  Apr.  92jLynch,AlbertHardiuge,  Waterford  .\rt.S.Div    27  Feb.  86 


p.i.c.  Brooke,  Charles  Kennedy,  3  Bn.  East 

Yorkshire  Regt 15N0V.90 

Brooke,  Richd.  Edw.  F.  Howard,  3  Bn. 
Hampshire  Regiment 29  Apr.  95 

Brown,  Hy.  James,  5  Bn.  Munster  Fusiliers  20  Dec.   90 

Brown,  James  Clifton,   Lancashire  Artillery 


M'Call,  George,  3  and  4   Bns.  Scottish  Rifles  26  Ajir.  85 

M'Cnmmon,  Thos.  A.,  5  Bn.  Irish  Rifles  4  Jan.  93 

M'Cance,  John,  3  Bn.  Irish  Rifles ,.    2  Dec.  93 

Macdonald, J. Andrew. C'fi.2Bn.CameronHldrs.  24  Mar.  88 
Maclean,  Sir  Fitzroy  D.,  Bt.'«  CB.  West  Kent 
Yeomanry i  Julv  81 


South  Div 14  July  SB  Macleay.  Alex.  C.CB.  3  Bn.  Seaforth  Hldrs.  10  .\pr.  86 

Browning, MontagueChas.*C£.3Bn.Suff.RgE.  22  Oct.  81  Malono,  John  Richard,  6  Bn.  Rifle  Brigade  ...  76N0V.89 
Buchanan,  Jas.  Ross  Gray,  3  &  4  Bns.  Scottish  Marling.  Wm.  Playne,  4  Bn.  Gloucester  Regt.  25  Apr.  90 

Rifles .". 4  Feb.  88  Mason,  Edw.  Snow,  3  Bn.  Lincolnshire  Regt.    10  Apr.  90 

Buchanan,  Lewis    Mansergh,^    4   Bn.  Innis-  '  ilason,  Henry  Paul,  4  Bn.  Border  Regiment     26.liine95 

killing  Fusiliers    4  Feb.  SS'Massy,  Daniel   M.,  Clare  Art.  S.  Div.  R.  Art.     1  Aug.  93 

Bailer.   Sir  Morton  Edward,  Bt.,   %    Bn.    N.  Master,    T.    W.    Chester,    4    Bn.   Gloucester 


Staffordshire  Regt 7  Jan.  80 

Burgoyne,  Sir  John  M.,  Bf.^  3  Bu.  Bedford 

Regiiaent 24  Mar.  86 

CahlU,  John  Nugent,  5  Bn.  Irish  Regiment ...  18  Mar.  96 
Caldwell,  Robert  T.,;>.f.  3  Bn.  Gordon  Hldrs.  28  Nov.  91 
Carrington,  Charles  R.  Lord,  GCMG.  p.s.  3  Bn. 

Oxford  Lt.  Infantry sJunegs 

Carter,  Fred.   W.,  3  Brig.  Scottish  Division 

Royal  Artillery :4  May  87 

Cobham,  Chaa.  G.,  Fisc^., Worcester  Yeomanry  27  Apr.  87 
Ooddington,  H.  Charles,  3  Bn.  Wiltshire  Regt.  24  May  93 
Coke,  Wm.  Langton,  JP.  DL.  3  Bn.  Derby- 
shire Regiment 30  July  87 

Conyngham,  Sir  Wm.  F.  Lenox.  KCB.  JP.  9 

Brigade  N.  Irish  Div.  Royal  Artillery 20  Sept. 70 

Courtenay,  Hy.  Reginald,  Lord,  i  Devon  Yeo.  22  Jul.v  85 
Craig,  Jnmes,'2  Brig.  N.  Irish  Div.  R.  Art.  ...  16  Aug.  83 
Cri{:hton,  Hon.  Henry  G.  L.,  Hampshire  Yeo.  14  Apr.  86 

Cuming,  Robert.  3  Bn.  Irish  Fusiliers  20  Aug.  92 

Decie,  Richard  Prescott, 3  Bu.  Worcester  Regt,    7  Jan 


Regiment 4  Dec.  86 

MeyseyThompson,  B.F.,"  4  Bn.  W.York  Rt.  11  Oct.  60 
Monorieff,  Sir  Alex.  ECB.  3  Brigade  Scottish 

Division  Ro.yal  Artillery  20  Feb.  78 

Mousley,  George,  Denbighshire  Yeomanry    ..  11  May  92 

Neville,  W.  B.  3  Bn.  Inuiskilling  Fusiliers 9  July  92 

O'Malley,  Fred.  Wm.,  3  Bu.  S.  Lanes.  Regt.  28  Aug.  16 
Ormonde,  J.  E.  W.  T.,  Marquis  of.  East  Kent 

Yeomanry    10  July  86 

Pearson.  Wm.^"  JP.  T)L.  3  Bn.  Leicester  Regt.  2a  Oct.  92 
Pennint;ton,Wm.  Alex.,  5  Bn.  Warwick  Regt.  17  Oct.  94 
Perc.v,  Henry,  Earl,  3  Bu.  N'thumberld.  Fus.  6  Aug.  92 
Perrott.  .S'ii'HerbertC,  JSuW.  3  Bn.  The  Butfs  2  Doc.  gj 
Philipos,  Sir  Charles  E.  G.  Barl.  Pembroke 

Yeomanry 2  Mar.  98 

Piatt,  Henry,  CB.  4  Bn.  Welsh  Fusiliers   10  Apr.  85 

Powell,  Thos.  Peiy,  3  Bu.  Manchester  Regt....  24  Aug.  89 
Rashleigh,  Sir  Colman  Battie,   JP.  Cornwall 

and  Devon  Miners  Art.  {West  Div.  R.  Art.)  14  Jan.  gj 
Rend,  John  Moutray.  4  Bn.  Cheshire  Regt.  ..  23  Dec.    93 


de  Salis,  Charles  Lawson."  7  Bu.  Rifle  Brgde.  11  June  92]Richardscn,  Edm.  Robt.S.,4  Bn.  Derby  Regt.     5  Sept. 88 
Draff'en,  William  Pitt,"  4  Bn.  Border  Regt.      .  12  Jan.  81  Roper,  Charles  Jas. T.,  6  Bn.  King's  R.  Rifles...  27  Nov.  80 
Dundas,  Lorenzo  Geo.'  CB.  6  Bn.  lioyal  Fus.     5  Jan.  81'Rowlev,  lion.  H.  L.  B.,  5  Hn.  InniskillingFus.     1  Sept. 80 
Dwyer,  Lambart  F.  W.   Anglesey  En'g.  Mil....     2  Dec.  96]SackviUe.  S.  G.  Stopford,  3  Bn.  Northampton 
Eliot,  ifon.  Chas.  Geo.  ^..^^T'O.  3  Bn.  Duke  of  |     Regiment 18  May  98 

Cornwall's  Light  Inlantry.  Controller  of  the  Sandwich,  E.  G.  H.  Earl  of,  5  Bn.  K.  R.  Rifles  30  Apr.  84 

Houtehold    of   H.R.H.  Prince   Christian   of  I  Sandys.  Thomas  Myles,'"   MP.  DL.   3    Bn. 

Sehleswig-Hohtein  loAuc.  8g'     North  Lancashire  Regiment    15  Sept. 07 

;511esmere,  Fras.  C.    G.,  Earl    o,f,     Duke    of  |Saunderson,  Edw.  J.,  J/i'.  4  Bn.  Irish  Fus. ...  23  Apr.  92 

Lancaster's  Own  Y'eonianry....! 24  .Tan.  gi'Saurin,  Morgan  J.,  Pembroke  Yeomanry 3  Apr.  i5 

Estcourt,  Geo.  Sotheron-,  Wilts  Yeomanry  ...  4  Mar.  gilSenhouse,  Humphrey  P.  Westmorland  Yeo...  9  Dec.  93 
Falkland.  Byron  P.,  Titct.,  4  Bn.  Yorkshire  jSmith,  Carleton,  3  Bn.  East  Surrey  Regt 28  Nov.  83 

Regiment 22  Apr.  93'Smith,EdwardLeadbitter,4Bn.DurhamLt.Inf.  15  Aug.  94 

Fawkes,  George  P.,  4  Bn.  W.  Y'orksliire  Regt.  12  Mar.  87  Smythe,  D.  M.22  3  Bn.  Black  Watch 17  Feo.  g7 

Fellows,  R.  B.  CB.  4  Bn.  Bedfordshire  Regt...  24  July  78  Somerset,  Alfred  P.  F.  C,  7  Bn.  Rifle  Brigade  23  June  83 
Fergusson,  El.  Hon.  Sir  James,  £(.'"  OCSI.  Stalbridge,  R.  de  A.,  Lord,  Dorset  Yeomanry  15  Apr.  82 

KCMG.  CIS.  MP.  3  Bn.  Scots  Fusiliers    ...  26  Mar.  73  Stevenson,  David  W.,  Londonderry  Artillery 

Fitzwilliam,  Hon.  C.  W.,  Yorkshire  Dragoois  15  Aug.  gi]     S.  Division 3  Nov.  97 

Forster,  Sir  Charles,  Bart.  3  Bn.  North  Staf-  Stewart,  Harry  H.  Aug.,  Donegal  Art.  S.  Div. 

ford  Regiment 4May  92      R.  Art 4  May  89 

Foster,  Wm.  H.,  2  West  York  Yeomanry  18  Jan.  goiStcvell,  Gerald,  3  Bn.  West  Riding  Regiment    8  May  95 

Garland-Matthews,  H.,  3  Bn.  Manchester  Regt.  24  Sept.92!Studdert,  Richd.  M.,  Clare  Art.  S.  Div.  R.  Art.  17  Dec.  87 

Gildea,  James.  6  Bn.  Warwickshire  Regt 1  Nov.  goiSutfield,  Ef.  Hon.  C.  Lord,  KCB.  Norfolk  Art. 

Gyll,  Brooke  Flemyng,  4  Bn.  Essex  Regiment  3  Apr.  89  (E.  Div.  R.  Art.) ;  Aide  de  Camp  to  the  Queen  3  Oct.  91 
Halketl,  Fred.  John  C,"  5  Bn.  Rifle  Brigade  26  Mar.  81  Sutherland,  C,  Dnhe  of,  Stafford  Y'eomanry  29  Apr.  93 
Hal,  Angus  William, i'^  CB.  JP.  3  Bn.  Dorset  ^Thackeray,  John  Wild,  3^4  Battalions  Hign- 

Regiment 24  May  -,21    land  Light  Infantry 5  Feb.  87 

Hamilton,  Gawin  W.  R.,  3  Bn.  Irish  Rifles  ...  10  Aug.  89'Thomas,  Wm.  Jones,"  DL.  JP.  3  Bn.  South 

Haukev,  Walter  C.  Alers,  Sussex  Artillerv  ...  i4Sept.89      ^Vales  Borderers 11  Maj-  8^ 

Hartopp.  Edm.  C.  C,  7  Bn.  King's  R.  Rifles  3  Feb.  97  Tioping,  Wm.  Fearon,  3  Ba.  Welsh  Fusiliers  25  Feb  93 
Harvey,  Sir  Charles,  Bt.  4  Bn.  Norfolk  Regt.  22  Jan.  96  Trevelyan,  Hen.  W.,  3  ..V  4  Bns.  W.  Rid.  Regt.  13  July  98 

Henley,  Henry  Cornish,  3  Bn.   Som.  Lt.  Inf.  26  Mar.  79  Vandeleur,  Edward.  4  Bn.  Irish  Rifles   5  Dec.  91 

Hewetson,    Henry    A.,    Waterfor.i    Artillery  \rande  Weyer,  Victor  W.B.,  3  Bn.  Berks  Regt.  i4Apr.  86 

(South  Division  Royal  Artillery)  12  Apr.  90  Vernon,  Edward,  5  Bn.  Dublin  Fusiliers   11  May  85 

Hickie,  WiUiam  S.,  4  Bn.  MunsteV  Fusiliers...  12  Sept. 94  '.Valker,  Edward.  3  Bn.  Royal  F'jsiliers 28  May  92 

Holrovd.  Tyssen  S.,"  3  Bn.  Essex  Regiment  26  Aug.  93  Walker,  Wm.,  3  Bn.  Yorkshire  Lt.  Infantry...  23  Aug.  82 
Hood,  Hon.  Arthur  W.  A.  N.,  CB.  West  Som-  I  Wallington,  Sir  John  W.,  KCB.  4  Bn.  Glou- 

©rset  Yeomunr"  29  July  "5',    cester  Regiment  16  Aug. 74 

Hort,  Sir  Fenton  J.  i(.,  3  Bn.  InniskillingFus.  15  June  8g  Walrond,  Henry,  JP.  4  Bn.  Devonshire  Regt.  17  June  93 


Field  Officers  Retired  from  ilie  Militia  and  Yeomanrij  Cavalry.  (^2^ 

Warburton,  Piers  E..  Cheshire  Yeomiinry  ...  !4  June  91  D'Arcv,  Mntthew  John,  6  Bn.  Irish  Rifles   .    .  -7  Aug.  87 

warms,  Thomas   5  Be.  Irish  Rifles    14  Sept.  81  jDaubeuy,  St.John  Ean'.,3  Bn.  W.RiiUngRegt.  ig  Jttlv  84 

«  atson  Franos  t.  D.,  I.  ofWig-U  Art.  S.  Div.  so  June  86iDaries,  Henrr  B.  K.,  4  Bn.  Shrop.  T.t.  Inf.  ...  17  Janegj 
W  eb  1  Walter  t;eor<je,  3  Bn.  S. Stafford  Regt.  8  May  36ide  Eirton,  Albert,  4  Bn.  Lincolnshire  Rec't,...  15  Feb.  o. 
vvnalley,JoFephLa>v.snr,,3Bn.Lancstr.Ret!rt.  10  De>,-.  87lDelacheri-ii.^,  Daniel  L.,  ^  Bn.  Irish  Rifles  .  S  Auk.  94 
wv»  .n,  '  Howard.  CB.  Suffolk  Art.  E.  Div.  15  Mar.  Si'Donesan.  .James  H.  P.  £  Bn.  Munster  Fus.  ...  4  July  Sj 
nnite-lhomson,  Sir  Robert  T.,  KCS.  4  Bn.  Doppini^-Heponstal,  Ralph  A..  6  Bn.  Rif.  Bri-^.  is  May  78 

Devon  Hcfjiment  15  Apr.  82|Dute,  Oliver  Thos..3»  5  Bn.  Rifle  Brigade iS  Feb.  oi 

Williams.   Uuffh  Poivell,  4  Bn.    Shropshire  jDwyer,  L.  P.  W..  Anglesey  Engineers,  Capl. 

tP- 1)^     ,  !    ""'■'■y  '■ 21  July  971     ret.pay^of,Furilier! 7  Nov.  gi 

wuioughby  de  Broke,  H.   ioc-f,  >).  Warwick  Edwards,  Charles  C.sof  ;,..,.  Northumberland 

leomanry    ■;  Jtm.  03;     Art.  West  Division 14  Juneoo 

Wynter,  Walcer  Andrew,^' 5  Bn.  R.  Fusiliers  13  Apr.  92'Egerton.  Sir  Philip  le  Behvard,^!   Ba,-t.  4  Bn. 

i     Cheshire  Regiment  28  Mar.  S3 

Ellis,  Henry  Leslie.'^  Buckingha-n  Yeomanry  20  Aug.  92 

LrETTTENANT  COLONELS.  j Ellis,  Robert  H.,  5  Bn.  Inniskilling  Fusiliers    5  Dec.  88 

Adams,  Joseph  W.  R.,  JP.,  4  Bn.  Middlesex  j  Eustace,  J.  J.  H.  R.  8  Bu.  King's  Ro.yal  Rifles  23  May  94 

Regiment 20  Sept.  golPellows.  Chas.  Fras.  Yorkshire  Art.  W.  Div.     24  Jan.  91 


Addison,  John  Crascton,  1  Bq.  Roval  Fus.  ...  18  Aug.  _„ 
Ailesbury,  H.  A.,  ilarquK  of,  3  Bn.  Wilts  Regt.  14  Apr.  89 
Alison,  James  L..  Antrim  Artillery,  Southern 

Division.  Royal  Artillery  ' 6  Feb.  95 

Allison,  James  p],  3  Tin.  Durham  Lt.  Inf 6  Feb.  95 

Allsopp,  Hon.  Wm.  Hy.,  3^4  Bns.  Worcester 

Regiment 10  Apr.  86 

Anstruther.  Fras.  Wm.L.,  )  Bn.  Suffolk  Regt.  11  Apr.  91 
Arnott,  Sir  John  A.  Barl,  4  Bn.  Ches.  Reg.  ...     i  Dec.  97 


Peiris.  William  Browne,  4  Bn.  Suffolk  Regt...  iS  May  89 
Fiulay,  Alex.  3*4  Bn.  Sou-h  Stafford  Regt.  11  May  9S 
Fi^izgerald,   William  G.   9  Bn.  Rifle   Brigade, 

Cuptain  ^iIid(UeiexVohtn'<fi'ArtiUet'ii    18  Apr.  91 

Pludyer,  .Arthur  John,  3  &  4  Bns.  Northamp- 
ton Regiment 6  Junegi 

Foley,  A.  G.  P.,  3  &  4  Bns.  .Manchester  Regt.  23  Sept.  93 
P'ord,  Alexander  E.,  N".  Somerset  Yeomanr.v..  19  May  94 
Foster.  Augustus  Billett,  Dorset  Yeomaury"...  17  May  84 


Bailey,  James  J.,  3  Bn.  Scottish  Rifles   15  May  93  Frobisher,  William  Martiu.ai  7  Bq.  Rifle  Brig.  11  Juiiegs 

Bailey,  Vincent,  4  Bn.  Bedfordshire  Regiment    4  Ma.y  So  Frver,  John  Edward.  4  Bn.  Norfolk  Regt. 4  May  99 

Balfour,  Fred.  Maitland.  3  Bn. Lancashire  Fus.  q  June  97  G  irduer,  Arthur  Agg,  +  Bn.  S.  Wales  Brdrs...  4  Mar.  86 
Barliu,  Frederick  S.  3  Bn.  E.ist  Surre.y  Reg,  '4  June  87  Gardner,  Chas.  Stanley.  3  Bn.  S.  Lane.  Regt.  27  Feb.  91 
Beadon,  John  Hamm'et,  3  Bn.  Somersetshire  G.irdner,  Thomas,  3   Bn.  Liverpool  Regt.    ...  10  .\pr.  8« 

Light  Infantry 4  Nov.  giGaskell.  James  B.,  3  Bn.  S.  Lancashire  Regt  ..  22  Mar.  90 

Bennett,  James)  3  Bu.  Wiltshire  Regiment  ...  17  Aug.  89  Giles,  Wm.  J.  0."  3  Bn.  HighlandLl.  Inf..  ..  29  July  85 
Benson,  Lionel  Seymour,  )p.».  3  Bn.  Gloucester  IGoodaii,  Liebert  Edw.,  4  Bn.  Gloucester  Rsgt.  27  Nov.  86 

Regiment    " 15  Nov.  9^  Goodchild,  Philip  P.  P.,  3  Bn.  Leicester  Regt.  21  Apr.  86 

Bernard,  Arthur  F. West  Somerset  Yeomanrj-    26  Sept.91  Gott,  William  H.  4  Bn.  West  Y^orks'iire  Regt.    9  Aug.  99 


Bickeisteth,  Robert,  Middlesex  Yeomanry  ...  8  Aug.  91 
Biggs,  Wm.  Worthington.  3  Bn.  Lane.  Fus...  i  Apr.  91 
Bingham,  Richd.  Chas.  Wm.  3  Bn. Dorset  Regt  26  Mar.  87 


Gower,  Hy.  Edwin,  3  Bn.  Norfolk  Regt 4  Apr. 

Greene,  Edward  W.,  Suffolk  Hussars    27June88 

Greene,  Wm.  S.,^  Brig.  Northern  Div.  R.  Art.  13  Nov.  86 


Bird,  Charles  Henry,  3  Bn.N.LancashireRegt.    3  Dec.  92lGreenway,  Thomas,  4  Bu.  Warwick  Regt.    ..  28  Nov.  83 

Blabe,  Joseph  Fiennes,  Sussex 3  May  76|Greenwood.  C.  Staintorth.^^  2  West  York  Yeo.    7  Nov.  91 

Blavdes.  Harry  S.,  3  Bn.  The  Buffs  ..  12  Aug.  96  Gricsbach,  Chas.  L.sr  CCE.  6  Bn.R.  Fusiliers      15  Sept.97 

Blunt,  Geo.  E."Eames,  3  Bn.  Middlesex  Regt.    iS  July  85  Griffith,  Eilw-ard  Clifton,  3  Bn.  E.  Surrey  Regt.  22  Sept.  88 
Boden.  Walter,  Derbyshire  Yeomanr.y    2 ^  Aug.  90' Guise,  Sir  William  P.  G..  Bart.  3  Bn.  Glou- 


cestershire Regiment  8  Nov.  90 

Halsey,  Thomas  Frederick,  MP.  Herts  Yeo....  10  Apr.  86 
Hamilton,  Gen.  Rowan,  4  Bd.  Dublin  Fus.  ...  15  May  95 
Hamilton,  John  P.  C.,'*  5  .t  6  Bns.  Lane.  Fus.  18  May  94 
Harfield,  William  H.,  Middlesex  Yeomanry  ...  7  June  80 
Hargreave,  George  Wm.,  3  &  4  Bus.  South 

Staffordshire  Regiment 10  June  93 


Bowdon,  J.  E.   Butler,  3  Bn.  East  Lancashire 

Regiment    19  Dec.  91 

Boyf^e.  Henry  Arthur.  3  Bn.  Irish  Regiment   29  Oct.   gS 
Bradish-EUames,  William,"  3  Bn.  VVest  Kent 

Regiment 30  May  96  I 

Bradshaw,  John  C.  4  Bn.  Welsh  Fusiliers 19  Nov.  87  I 

Bridger.  H.y.  Colville,  3  Bn.  Sussex  Regiment    4  Dec.  86 

Britton,  Wm.  Praser  C.  4  Bn.  Bedford.  Regt.  14  Apr.  86  Harries,  Tudor  Lloyd,  ii.i.  3  Bn.  West  Surrey 

Broun,  Montague  C,  Hampshire  Yeomanry    i9Jul.y84i     Regiment 2  Jan.  00 

Browne,  James,  3  Bn.  Gordon  Highlanders'...  13  Nov.  8c|Hay,  Chas.  Leith,  3  Bn.  Gordon  Highlanders  ..    2  Sept.  85 

Buchanan,  M.  B.  G.,  3  &  4  Bns.  Scottish  Rifles  12  Aug.  93:  Heard,  Frauds,  3  Bn.  Munster  Fusiliers 21  Dec.  81 

Buckley,  Edmund,  4  Bn.  K»sex  Regiment 22  July  82'  Henr.y,  James  J.  C.  p.n.  7  Bq.  Rifle  Brigade...    6  May  9s 

Buddin,  .Austin  P.  j).«.  Tipporary  Art.  S.  Div.  24  Mar,  gviHeriot,  Warner  J.  L.,  4  Bu.  Oxford  Li.ght  Inf.  18  Apr.  95 
Biirnaby.  Eustace  Beaumont,  4  Bn.  Lincoln-  1  Heydemann,  Henry  E.  p.:  3  Bn.  West  Riding 

shire  Regiment 23  JIar,  92      Regiment    7  Mar.  00 

Burney.  Henry  Edw.,  3  Bn.  Oxford  Lt.  Inf....  7  Apr.  97  Hillcoat.TheophilusP.  ^'3  Bn.SomersetLt.Inf.  21  Junego 
Burr.  Clins.  E.  Gaitskell.  -''  3  Bn.  Lane.  Fus.  Home,  Kun.  Cospatrick  U..  3  Bn.  Ro.yal  Scots  27  Jan.  94 

Briqmie  Major  S.  E.  Briq.  Vol.  Inf.   23  May  gii  Houldsworth,  W.  J.,  Lanarkshire  Yeomanry...  13  Apr.  92 

Butler.  Walter  T.,  5  Bn.  Irish  Regiment 3  Apr.  9;  Houstoun,  Geo.  Ludovic,   4   Bu.  .Argyll  and 

Campbell,  James,  Sbgo  Art.  S.  Div.  R.  Art...  iiJunegS'     Sutherland  Highlanders    2  Aug.  90 

Cantrell-Hubberst.y,  Albert  C,  3  Bu.  Derby-  Howell,  Fred.  Robt.,  3  Bn.  Welsh  Regiment...  12  Mar.  92 

shire  Regt.i  y^ottiiii!/iam:iliire  Jlijli!  Volun/eers  2-!  Inw  SS  Hunt,  John  M.  P.,   Hamp-ihire  and   Isle    of 

Carre,  Thos.  Alex.  Riddell,  4  Bn.  Scots  Pus....  31  May  S2      Wight  Artillery,  S.  Div... i  Feb.  90 

Casson,  Benjamin  T.,  3  Bn.  Yorkshire  Regt.  4  May  S7:Hunter,  Thomson,  Kent  Art.  Eastern  Division  3  Apr.  91 
Champion,  Percival  R.,  3  Bn.  Suffolk  Regt.  9  Jan.  82;  Hurt,  Albert  Fred. «  3  Bn.  Derbyshire  Regt  ..  3  Oct.  85 
Chancollur,  John  Geo., Lanarkshire  If eomanr.y  4  Mar.  82'Hutton,  Maurice  Fitzm.,  3  Un.  Black  Watch  12  June  86 
Chevers,   George  Patrick,  4  Bn.  Connaught  ;I' Anson,  Johu,  3  Bn.  West  Yorkshire  Regt.  ...  20  May  9t 

Rangers  24  Dec.  92  Izod,  Fred.  Kevan,  4  Bu.  Leicester  Ragt 28  Oct.  93 

Chichester,  iord  Adolphus  J.  S.  C,  4  Bn.  Irish  llzod.  W.  H.,  5  Bn.  Irish  Rifles 25  Nov.  85 

Rifles 3  Dec.  88  .Tames,  John,  3  Bu.  S.  Wales  Borderers  ..  22  Mar.  84 

Ohilliugworth,  Henry,  3  Bn.  Worcester  Regt.  n  June  85  Kearney,  John  P.,  5  Bn.  Leinster  Regiment  ..  7  Jan.  91 
Clark,  Edw.  Podmore,  4  Bn.  Shropshire  Light  Kell,  W.  C.  Pearn.*'  3  Bn.  .S.  Stafford  Regt.    13  Jan.  86 

Inf. ;  Major  3  Vol.  Bn.  Gloucestcrthire  Regt.  25  Feb.  88  Kennedy,  Lockhart  Mure  Hartley,  3  Bn.  East 

Clarke,  A.  VV.,  3  Bn.  S.  Lancashire  Regt 24000.  79      Surrey  Regt 11  June  87 

Clayton,  Wm.  L.  Nicholl.  p.s.  Hampshire  and  Knox,  G.  Beresford,  Londonderry  Lt.  Inf. 31  Jan.  77 

Isle  of  Wight  Artillery  5  Aug.  83  Lacon,  Edmund  B.  K.,  4  Bn.  Norfolk  Regt.  ...  23  June  80 

Clinton,  C.  H  R  .  Lord,  N.  Devon  Y'eomanry  7  Feb.  67  Lambart,  Gustavus  P.  W..  5  Bn.  Leinster  Regt.i6  Dec.  96 
Connellan.  Jas.  H.  P.  H.,»"  =;  Bn.  Irish  Regt".      5  Mar.  92  Langford-Brooke,  Hy.  L.  B.,  2  Bn.  Cam.  Hldrs.  29  June  89 

Cooke.  C.  E.  S.,  Yorkshire  Dragoons  22  Aug.  giJLatham,  Charles,  4  Bn.  Royal  Fusiliers  3  Jan.  91 

Cooper,  ('harles  A.,  Pembroke  Art.  W.  Div....     3  Apr.  SgLeach,  Henry,"  Pembroke  Yeomanry   i  July  81 

Coyne,  Henry  Wm.,  3  Bn.  S.  Lancashire  Regt.  11  Jan.  82  Lee,  John  T.  4  Bn.  West  Yorkshire  Regiment    2  june  94 

Cradock,  Edward  Wm..^"  Hants  Y'eomanry  ...  26  Oct.  S7'Lees,  Fras.  G.,3  Bn.  West  Yorkshire  Regt 13  Mar.  86 

Orao-g    Wallace  Wm.,  4  Bn.  Welsh  Fusiliers...  10  Apr.  S6Xeith,  James  Jlackenzie,  4  Bn.  Norfolk  Regt.22  July  96 

Craig.  J.,  2  Brig.  N.  I.  Div.  R.  Art 16  Aug.  88  Ley,  Hugh  Halse,  3  Bn.  Duke  of  Coruwalls 

CreightOK,  Pitzmaurice,  3  Bn.  E.  Surrey  Regt.    7  June  8,1     Light  Infantry   ^..^.  .. 28006.93 

Croft,  Richard  B..  Herts  Yeomanry o  Aug.  90  Lindsay-Bucknall,  J.  A.,  3  Bn.  R.  Pusiliers  ...  19  Nov.  92 

ye  Cuninghame, 'Sir  William  Jas.  M.,  5ar«.»|-    '  jLioyd,  Henry  Olivier,  3  Bn.  West  Surrey  Regt.  21  July  8? 

3  Bn  Scots  Fusiliers   30  Apr.  73|Lockhart,  Thomas,  4  Bn.  Durham  Lt.  Inf 5  Jan.  98 

Cuninghame,  W.,  4  Bn.  Argyll  &  Suth.  Hldrs.     i  July  SilLougmau,  Arthur  H..  4  Bn.  Bedf  n'd  Ragt.  _ 14  Apr.  86 

Cunninghame.  John  Chas.  4  Bn.  Argyll  and  iLoveband,  John  E.,  Devon  Art.  W.  p;y.  R.Art.    4Apr.94 

Sutherland  Hiohlands  2  Mar.  98'Loyd,  Prank  Kirk-nan,  3  Bn.  Cheshire  Regt.    11  May  89 

Dalrymple,  Hon'.  H.  H.,  3  Bu.  Scots  Fusiliers    9  Mar.  98  Lynam,  William,  5 Lancashire 4  May  8S 


92 1 


Field  Officers  Ueti 


rei. 


I  from  the  Militia  and  Yeomanri/  Caralnj 

w 


Lyons.  Geo.  B.  C,  :;  Bn.  Essex  Regiment  9  .Iune94  Turnor,  WyattWjri.,  4  Bn 

M'Alester,  Charles  S.,"  3  Br..  Scots  Fusiliers  9  Ma.y  8, 
Markham,  Henry  W.  K.  3  Bn.  Northampton 

Regiment lyAufjf.gl 

Marshall,  Anthony,   3   Bn.    Northumberland 

Fusiliers  '. 16  Mar.  89 

Martin.  Loftus  Hy.,  3  Bn.  Yorkshire  Lt.  Inf.  19  May  88 
Massareenc  anu  Ferrard,  C.  J.  E.  F.  S.,  VlM-f. 

Antrim  Artillery  20  Nov.  72 

Masterman,  Henry  C,  3  Bo.  Epsex  Regiment  21  Oct.  93 
Maude,WilliamWade,4Bn.\Vest  York  Regt...  11  May  89 
Maxwell.  St.  H,„i.  S,,-  Herbert  E.,  SI.,  3  Bn. 

Scots  Fusiliers.  3/P. /or  WinloMhire  10  Apr.  86 

Mayor,  Edsar.T., 3  and  4  Bus.  Lancashire  Fus. 

Capt.  T  Vohniteer  Bn.  S->wfr*et  Lt.lti.f'(iifr>i...  20  Jan.  97  VVilson,  Wm.  Horace,^"  6  Bn.  Ritie  Brigade 
Meade-Kin^.Wm.  0.,3Bn.  Somerset  Lt.  Inf....    6  Nov  86!  VVinstanley,  John  A.,  4  Bn.  Derbyshire  Regt. 

Meagher,  Henry,  Waterford  Artillery    29  Dec.  7.';]  Winterscale,  John  F.  M.  3  Bn.  Wiltshire  Regt. 

Meeking,  I'harles,  3  Br..  Oxfordshire  Lt.  Inf...     i  Aug.  94I  Winter,  Noel  N.,  3  Bn.  S.  Staffordshire  Regt 
Merritt.  Wm.  IngersoU,  3&4  Bus.  Manchester  Woddrop,  Wdliam  Allan,  Lanarkshire  Yeo... 

Regiment.... 30  Oct.  951  Woodhall,  Fre'Jeric  William,^' 5  Middlesex    .. 

Mordaunt,  Sir  Charles,  Sai-f.,  Warwicjc  Yeo.     5  Doc.  91  j 

July  9 


Yorkshire  Regt.  4  Oct.  91 
Vernon,  Sii-  Hy.  Foley,  Burt.,  Worcester  Yeo.  5  July  93 
Walford,  T.  S.,  4  lin.West  Yorkshire  Regiment  24  Feb.  77 
Walpole,  Horace,  4  Bn.  Norfolk   Regiment ; 

Hon.  Major  1  Cadet  BattiiUon  8  Juno  89 

/i.jf.c.  Warton,  Robert  Ci.,*^  3  Bn.  E.York  Regt.  21  June  90 
Wellesley,  Richd.  C,  Medway  Division  Sub. 

Miners,  Ro.yal  Engineers    4  June  90 

White,  Frank  A..  3  Bn.  Northampton  Regt....  5  Aug.  9''i 
Wilkinson,  Surtees,  3  Bn.  Durham  Lt.  Inf.  ...  ig  Feii.  90 
Willi.ams,  R.  ap  Hugh,  Rl.  Anglesey  Engnrs.  s  Aug.  96 
Williams,  Walter  E.  p.t.  Hen.  Artillery  Co.  of 

London ,    ...'. 14  Dec.  98 

Wiltiams-Wynn,  Montgomery  Yeomanry 17  Apr.  92 

'"'  '"       "  '"  "      "  22  Aug.  85 

17  Feb. 83 
I  May  83 

1  Jan.  97 
23  Apr.  8; 

2  Oct.    86 


Morris,  John,  Glamorgan  Art.  W.  Div.  R.  Art.  .    ,_ 

Morrison,  William,  3  Bn.  Irish  Rifles   3  Fob.  94 


4  June  93 

12  Jan.  89 

13  Jan.  94 

5  Dec.  85 
28  Oct.   76 

7  Nov.  77 
13  Mar.  861 
13  Mar.  9 


Mortimer,  Charles  E.  B.  VV.,  4  Bn.  Royal  Fus, 
Morton.  John  M.  Mathie,  3  Bn.  Scots  Fusiliers 
Munn,  John,  3  Bn.  North  Lancashiro  Regt.    .. 

Mure-Steel,  G..  3  &  4  Bns.  Scottish  Rilies  

Murray,  W.  'f.  6  Bn.  Irish  Rifles    

Newdigate,  George,'  't  5  Bn.  Derbyshire  Regt. 
O'Gorman.  John  J.,  4  Bn.  Dublin  Fusiliers  ... 
Otway,  Jocelvn  Tufton  F.,  3  Bn.  Berks  Regt. 
I'aga'n,  Gilbert  A.,'"  3&4Bn8.  HighlauilL.Inf. 
Paget,  William  B.,  Nottingham  Yeomanry  ... 
Parker,  Charles  John  B.,  4  Bn.  Lincoln.  Regt  . 
Parratt.  Evelyn  Latimer,  3  Ru.yal  Surrey  ... 
Pearson.  Henry,  3  Bn.  Derb.yehire  Regiment  25  Apr 
reel,  Hy.  Lcniiox.  4  Bn.  Welsh  Fusiliers  ...  .  24  Oct.  91 
Pollen,  "Sir  Richard  H.,  Bart.,  4  Bn.Gloucester- 
shire  Regiment 6  May  91 

Porcelli-Cust,  Allan  R.C.,  4  Bn.  Lincoln  Regt.   --  ' 

Fountain,  John  Thos..  4  Bn.  Derbyshire  Kegt. 
Powell,  Wra.  Martin,  Hampshire  Yeomanr.v... 

Poynter,  James,  Buckinghamshire  Yeomanry 

Pratt,  Lord  Geo.  M.,  JP..  3  Bn.  Berks  Regt.. 

Price,  John  B.,  3  Bn.  S.  Stafford  Regiment   ... 

Prior,  Geo.  Redmond,  4  Bn.  Derbysh.  Regt  . 
Rice,  Richard  J.  6  Bn.  Munster  Fusilier.^     - 

Richardson.  .Tascer  M.  j).«.  Northumberland 


MAJORS. 

Aborcromb.y,  Geo.    Cosmo,"'-    3  Bn.   Gordon 

Highlanders 28  July  88 

Achesou-Shortis.  R.  W.,  2  Brig.  N.  Div.  R.  Art.  13  Mar.  8« 

Aldridge,  John,^^  4  Bn.  Leinster  Regt... 12  May  82 

Alston,  Charles  II..  Lanarkshire  Yeomanry  ...  14  June  82 
Archer,  Henry  F.B. 7^.)*.  3  Kn.  Hampshire  Regt.  22  Fob.  90 
Archer,  Jas.  D.  S.  D..  4  Bn.  York.shire  Regt.  27  June 94 
Armstrong.  Arthur  J..  Warwickshire  Yeo.  ...     t  July  81 


22  May  95  Atherton.Win.  ib-osnle.y,  FifeArt.S.Oiv.R.Art.  6  Jan.  94 
12  Mar.  87  Atkm,  Edw.  Ernest  Hy.  6  .Bn.  fto.yal  h'usiliers  ir  Apr.  00 
22  June  87I Aylmer.  Reginald  A.,  3  Bn.  Dublin  Fusilier.-*  19  May  94 
27  Oct.  7s  Baird,  Hy.  Robt.  3  Bn.  Seaforth  Highlanders  20  Feb.  9, 
91  tJalle,  Michael  J.,  5  Bn.  Oonnaught  Rangers     iS  Aug.  86 


Barlow,  .\rch.  Pratt,  Notts  Yeomanry 6  Jan.  97 

Barnes,  .Arthur  G.,  3  Bn.  Derl)yshire  R«gt.    ...  22  Oct.  92 

Batsou,  Francis  C,  Lane.  Art  South  Div.    ...  26  June  60 

Tune  94  Ba.ylis.  T.  E.,  3  Bn.  Middlesex  Regiment  7  Aug.  85 

22  Oct.   8;  Beauchamp.  Sir  R.   W.    Proctor,  Burt.,  Nor- 
24  May  821     folk  Artillery,  Eastern  Division 

6  Jal.y  89  Begbic,  Hamilton  Luard,  3  Bn.  Suffolk  Regt. 

2  Feb.  98iBeldam,  Francis  W.  E.  4  Bn.  Suffolk  Beg. 
14  June 9olBerens,  Alex.  Aug.,  3  Bn.  Northami;ton  Regt. 
.  3  Ma.y  01  iBeresford,  M.  De  la  Poor,  4  Bn.  Warwick  Regt. 

23  Oct.  92J  Berkeley.  Robt.  V.,  3  &  4  bns.  Worcester, Regt. 
Bernara,  Thomas  S.  W.,  3  Bn.  S.  Lane.  Regt. 


Artiller.y  AVost  Division 15  Ma.y  75'Berthou,  Chas.  Septimu8,Durliaui  Art. W. Div. 


Rickaby,  John,  3  Bn.  West  Yorkshire  Reg 
Ringrose,  R.  T.,  3  Bn.  East  Y^orkshire  Re.gt... 
Roberts,  Wm.  Henry,  West  Kent  Y'eomanry. 

Robertson,  James  C.,  2nd  Royal  Lanark  

Robson,  Alfred  Tufnell,  4  Bn.lEssex  Regt.. 


16  Oct.  86 
3  Mar.  94 
10  Mar.  94 

3  Apr.  80 

4  Aug.  83 

5  Sept.91 
13  Jan.  89 
15  Apr. 


Rowan,  John  J.,  4  Bn.  Irish  Rifles  2;  Jul.y  91 

Sadler.Samuel  Wm. Ralph, 3  Bn.  Wiltshire  Regt. 
St.  John,  Edward  John,  4  Bn.  Sussex  Regt.... 
Salmon,  Charles  Edw.,  3  Bn.  Suffolk  Regt.  ... 
Sandoman,  Geo.  Glas.,  3  Bn.  Black  Watch  .. 
Sandys,  Hon.  M.  W.  Geo.,  3  Bn.  Wiltshire  Regt. 
Sandys, T.  Myles,  MP.  3*4  Bn.  N.  Lancashire 

Regt 

Savage,  Arthur  Win..  3  Bn.  Warwick  Regt.... 
Sawyer,  Edward,  5  Bn.  Warwickshire  Regt. 
Schneider,  John  H.  A.,  3  Bn.  Lancaster  Regt 


3  Mar.  88'Blacker,  Fred.  Hy.,  Nott^  Yeomfi,ur.y   19  Sept. 94 

23  Sept. 96[ Blacker,  William,  3  Bn.  Dublin  Fusiliers 10  Aug  92 

23  .runeS8;BIacklock,AVilliam  J.S.,  3  Bn.  LancasterRegt.  i  Aug.  94 
II  July  77'BIencowe,  Henry  P.  G..3  Bu.  Border  Regiment  3  June  92 
23  Mar.  89  Blennerhassett,  Artaur,  7J  «.  4  Bn.  Muns.  Fus.     i  .lunot 


Blezard,  George,  Derbyshire  Yeomanry    30  Oct.   95 

26  Apr.  82  Bonsall,  Hugh  Edwd.,  Cardigan  Art.  W.  Div.    25  Apr.  96 
19  July  76  Boot,  Charles  Webster,  3  Bn.  Leinster  Regt.  ..  27  May  95 
10  Apr.  86|B03cawen,  Hon.  J.  R.  do  C.  DL.  4  Bn.  Oxford 
2  July  871     Lt.Infanti-y 28  Jan.  93 

2  Apr.  92  Bower,  Jas.  Bower,  3  Bn.  Cheshire  Regt 21  May  92 

Bower,  Robert  Lister,^*  CMQ.  7  Bn.  King's 

5  Oct.  92     Royal  Rifles 2,  May  98 

4  May  89iBoyle,  Charles  John,"  4  Bn.  Oxford  Lt.  Inf....     3  Apr.  86 

3  June  73  Boyse,  Henry  Arthur,  3  Bn.  Irish  Regiment  ..    9  Jan.  84 
10  Nov.  87  Brand,  George  Horatio,  3  Middlesex 5  June  80 

Scott,  George  Fred,,  3  Bn.  Cheshire  Regt..^..     9  Mar.  98  Brickmann,  Christopher  D.,  Berkshire  12  Apr.  71 

Seally.ArthiirSt.  John,  Waterford  Art., S. Div.  20  Feb.  92  Briscoe,  Edw.  John  M.  ;;.».  Dublin  City  Art. 

Sebright,  Edgar  R.  S.,  4  Bn.  Bedford  Regt.  ...  15  Dec.  971     South  Division  9  May  00 

Segrave.  Geo.  O'Neil,  3  Bn.  Bedford  Reg;t.  ...  13  Jaa.  97|Broadbent,  Spencer,  3  Bn.  Border  Regiment  9  Apr.  92 
Sewell,  Thomas  Davies,  4  Bn.  Royal  Fusiliers  5  Jan.  SiBroadwood,  Edward,  3  Bn.  Sussex  Regiment  27  Feb.  92 
Seymour,  Fred.  Henry,  3Bn.  Y'orkshire  Regt.  25  Mar.  oilBrowne,  Chas.  Edm.,^'  Northumbld.  Hussars  3  July  97 
Sheals,  Peyton,  3*4  Bns.  N.  Lancashire  Regt.  14  JunegilBron-ne,  PeterC.,'"  4  Bn.  InniskiUing  Fusiliers  12  Mar.  81 
Shephard,'C.S.,«i3S0.  4  Bn.Somerset  Lt.Iuf.  26  June 97  Brudenell- Brace,  Lord  C.  F.,  Wiltshire  Yeo.  20  May  91 
Skelton,  John,  3  Bn.  Manchester  Regiment  ...  11  June  89|Brudenell-Bruce.  Lord  C.  W.,  Wiltshire  Y'eo...  10  May  82 
Slater,  Hubert,  3  Bn.  East  Lancashire  Regt.     4  Mar.  91'BuIpett,  William  H.,  4  Bn.  East  Surrey  Regt.    11  Jan.  82 

Sloane,  Horatio,  Antrim  Artillery    9  June  77JButler-Arnold,  H.,  Oxfordshire  Lt.  Inf. 19  Aug.  93 

Smyth,  A.  J.  Bowyer,  3  Bn.  Hampshire  Regt.  3  Oct.  94lButler,  Pierce  O'Brien,^*  8  Bn.  King's  R.  Rifles  21  Sept.  78 
Smith,  Sir  Henry, '3  Brig.  E.  Div.,  Royal  Art.  19  Jan.  89'Butler,  Samuel  Evan,  N.  Somerset  Yeomanry  31  Apr.  85 
■•^mith,  Richard  F.,"9  Bn.  King's  Royal  Rifles  2  June  q4|Caldbeck,  Wm.  C.  R^per,  5  Bn.  Dublin  Fus.  6  June  98 
Snead,  Jas.  A.  F.,  3  Bn.  South  Wales  Borderers  26  June  87  Campbell,  Hon.  G,  T.  C.  Clifton-Hastings,  3 

Squire,  Robt.  Hutton-,  4  Bn.  Yorkshire  Regt.    6  July  89',     Bn.  Derbyshire  Regiment 22  Oct.  92 

Steel,  Gavin,  4  Bn.  Scottish  Rifles 1  Dec.  85|Campbell,  Sir  Duncan  A.  D.,  Bart.,  3  Bn.  High- 
Stewart, H.  LucasSt.G.,3  Bn. Highland  Lt.Inf.  16  Apr.  9d      land  Light  Infantry ..  22  May  03 

Stohwasser,  Fras.  J.,Hon.  Art  Co.  of  London  6  Sept.  90  Chambers,  Edward  Wm.  4  Bn.  Norfolk  Keg.  15  Dec.  97 
Story,  Robert,»s  7  Bn.  King's  Roval  Rifles  ...  3  Feb.  97;Chapman,  Geo.  Alex.=''4  Bn.  N.  Stafford  Regt.  21  Mar.  91 
Strong, C.Isham,  3  Bn.  Northampton  Regt.    ...     3  Apr.  36, Chapman.  HiUyard,  Shropshire  Yeomanry  ...  30  Apr.  90 

Sunderland,  Thos.  J.,  3  Bn.  Bedfordshire  Regt.  11  July  83  Cholmondeley,  Thos.  R..  Shropshire  Yeo 17  Feb.  97 

Talbot,  Gerald  F.,  Staffordshire  Y'eomanry...     4  May  92;Clark,  Godfrey  L.  4  Bn.  Shropshire  Light  Inf.  17  Feb.  94 

Tatham,  Algernon,  4  Bn.  The  Buffs 14  May  87  Cleave,  Benjamin  C.  i  Devon  Yeomanry  17  Nov.  83 

Thompson,  Arthur  Wm. Dublin  City  Aitillerv  3  Apr.  oylclowes,  Charles  Edw..  7  Bn.  King's  R.  Rifles  29  July  93 
Tolei,  J.  O.  Graham,  3  Bn.  Highland  Lt.  Inf.  21  July  04|Coates,  Edw.  Feetham,  3  Bn.  W.  Riding  Regt.  26  June  86 

Toms,  Henry,  3  Bn.  Devonshire  Regt 10  Mar.  88;Cockburn.  Robert,  4  Bn.  Shropshire  Lt.  Inf...     8  May  95 

Townshend,H.FitzJohn,3&4  Bns. Scot. Rifles  22  Jan.  96|Codrington,  Sir  Gerald  W.  H.  £(.  Gloucester 

Tracy,  i/i".  F.  S- A.  H.,  Worcestershire  Yeo.     27  May  93     Y'eomanry 29  May  36 

Turner,  George  VilLiers,<»  3  Bn.  Suffolk  Regt.  2\  May  91  Colby,  J.  V.,  DL.  3  Bn.  Worcestershire  Regt.  9  June  90 
Turner,  Henry,  4  Bn.  Cheshire  Regiment 8  May  SblCombe,  Harvey  T.B.,  3  Bn.  Sussex  Regiment     i  Mar.  93 


Field  Officers  Retired  from  the  Militia  and  Yeomanry  Cavalry. 


925 


Combe,  Richard  T.,^''eBt  Somerset  Yeomanry    S  Julyj    JHalsted,  Chas.  Edw.  Every,  JP.  3  Battalion 

Conpreve,  Geo.  Thomas.  3Bn.  Warw^ick  Resrt.  11  Aug.  97      Lancaster  Regiment  12  Sept.  04 

Constable,  Walter  G.  R.   Chichester,   3   Bn.  Hamiltou,  Kchvanl  C,  5  Dn.  Dublin  Fusiliers    4  June  ga 

Liverpool  Regiment    12  Deo.  94  Hamilton,  Evelyn  J.,  3  Bn.  Highland  Lt.  Inf.  17  Jan.  8, 

Corbet,  Reginald,  Shropshire  Yeomanry  s  Sept.91 1  Hamilton,  James,  Donegal  Militia    13  Feb.  5S 

Cowan,  Walter  F.  J.,^  ^  Bn.  Welsh  Fusiliers...  12  June  86  Hamilton,  .TnbnC.  C,  Ayrshire  Yeomanry  ...  23  Sept. 96 
Crisp,  Arthur  SteETe,  4  Bn.  Deiby  Regiment. ..  7  Sept.  7i|Hamilton.  Trevor  B..  5  Bn.  Leinster  Regt.  ...  8  Mar.  93 
Crossman.  Lawrence  M.  5  Bn.  Xortlium.  Fus.  18  Aug.  86  Hammond,  Guraell  E..  3  Bn.W.  Riding  Regt.  16  Oct.  95 


Crowdy,  Edward  P.,  Berkshire  Yeomanry  ...  8  Nov.  90 
Cruden,  George  Robert, 3  Bn.  Highland  Lt.  lof  29  July  S5 
Cubitt.  Charles  Campbell,^'  4  Bn.  W.York  Regt.  27  Feb.  87 
I'lininghame.    C.    R.    D.    Gun,   Wicblow   Art. 

South  Division 4  Feb.  gi  1 

Cuppaidge.  Edmund,  5  Bn.  Irish  Rifles     5  May  94 

Cun-ey,  Henrs'.  5  Lancashire  ReL'iment 7  May  79 

Curwen,  Eldred,  Westmoreland  Yeomanry  ...  29  Mar.  82 
D'Aeth.  Lewis  N.  H.,^^  ^  gn.  Scots  Fusiliers  ...  18  May  98 
Dalrymple,  Fras.  B.,^*  Carmrthn.  Art.  AV.  Div.  27  Aug.  gc 
Dalrymple-Hay.  Jas.  Fras.,  4  Bn.  Scots  Fus.  10  Apr.  86 
Darley,  Alfred  Edward.  4  Bn.  E.  Surrey  Regt.  i  Nov.  90 
Dnshwood,  Edm.  Plunkett,  p.s,  3  Bn.  Welsh 

Regiment  n  May  92 

Da»hwood,  Sir  George  J.  E.,  Bf.,  4  Bn.  Oxford 


Light  Infantry  6  May  g 

Davenport, W. A.  Bromley, 4  Bn. Cheshire  Regt.    9  Mar.  g^i  Higgins,  William  Fi-as-,  3  Bn.  Bedford  Rogt. 
Dawnav,  Koji.  Fras.  H.,  Yorkshire  Hussars...  22  June  gSj  Holley,  Windham  H.,  N.  Devon  Yeomanry 


Hancocks.  A.  T.  Worcester  Militia 11  Oct.    79 

Harbord,iZ'o«.Assheton E.Norfolk  Art.  E.Div.  17  Apr.  95 
Hardman,  Geo.  Turner,  3  Bn.  E.  Lane.  Regt.  24  Jan.  91 
Hardy,  Simeon  H.,  3  Bn.  Highland  Lt.  Inf.  ..  14  Feb.  8? 
Harrison,  Fred.  Randall,  4  Ru.  Rov.  Fusiliers  4  JunegS 
Harrison,  Reynolds,  3  Bn.  Welsh  Regiment  ..     3  Aug.  89 

Hart,  Herbert,  4  Bn.  Irish  Fusiliers 12  Apr.  95 

Hastings,   Geo.  M.  Lord,    Norfolk  Artillery, 

East  Division  Royal  Artillery... '..     2  Apr.  92 

Hawke,  Martin  B.  Lord  3  Bn.  Yorkshire  Regt.  i  Mar.  91 

Hayter-Hames,  Colvile  G.,  i  Devon  Yeo ig  Sept.of, 

Hayward,  AVm.  Hv.,  Hon.  Art.  Co.  of  London  8  Feb.'g^^ 
Henderson,  Chas. W.C.,  Northumberland  Yeo.  29  May  8t> 

Heii'-y,  Alexander.  6  Bn.  Irish  Rifles 27  Mav  95 

Herbert,  Francis  J.  A.  Gloucester  Yeomanry  29  May  85 

H:;rbert,  Nicholas,  3  Bn.  West  Surrey  Regt....  23  Nov.  gt 

""'"'"  15  Dec.  8S 

i3  Aug.  " 


Hollidav,  Joseph  F.,  4  Bn.  Cheshire  Regiment  g  Apr.  gz 
Holme3,T.M.,Wett.  Div,  Sub.  Miners  R.  Enir.  3  Aug.  8.^ 
Hope,  Phil.  B.  Beresford,  W.  [Cent  Yeomanry  6  Feb.  95 
Hope,  James.  Lothian  and  Berwickshire  Yeo.  28  Jan.  91 
Hopetoun,  Jtf.  IIou.  J.  A.  L.  Earl  of^  Lanark 
Yeomanry,  Governor  General  of  the  Austra- 
lian CoiUhiomreitlfh 

Hopegood.  Wm.  Vere,'^  3  Bn.  West  Kent  Regt. 
Hotham,  William.*'  3  Bn.  Yorkshire  Lt.  Inf. 
Hughes,  Henry  M.,  3  Bn.  Welsh  Fusiliers    ... 
Hughes-Le  Fleming,  Stanley,  Westmrld.Yeo. 

Humphrys,  H.  4  Bn.  Irish  Fusiliers  16  Apr.  84 

Hunt.  Arthur  Carew,^^  -   g^^  Royat  FusiUers  21  Apr.  83 
Hunter,  Charles  E.,  Northumbld.  HussarR..  11  Aug.  86 


19  Sept.co 
6  May  93 

...5  May  97 

19  Jan.  84 

2  May  g6 


Dawson,  R.  Edw.,^*  3  Bn.  Warwick  Regiment  24  Mar.  So  I 
de  Castro,  Jas.  Aug.,  3  Bn.  York  &  Lane.  Regt.    7  June  99  1 

Delap,  James  Bogle,  Bucks  Yenmanry 9  June  97 

Dick,  John  P..  Edinburgh  Art.  S.  Div.  R.  Art.  8  July  93  : 
Dillon,  Sir  John  F.,  5  Bn.  Leinster  Regiment  24  Feb.  86  I 
Dodds,  Matthew  Bowser,  4  Bn.  York  Regt.    ...  10  Sept.  S3 

Domvile,  Herb.  W.,  4  Bn.  Worcester  Regt 26  Sept.83 

Dorington,  .Sir  J.  E.  ^(.,J/P.  Gloucester  Yeo.  i  July  Si 
Dove-Haly.  John  J.  A.,  s  Bn.  Rifle  Brigade  ...  12  Aug.  85 
Downing, George  C,  4  Bn.  LincolnshiieRegt.  t.  May  gc 
Dowson,  Philip  S.,  3  Bn.  Welsh  Regiment  ...  18  Sept.  95 
Dryden,  J.  E.  S.,  3  Bn.  Northampton  Regt.  ...  12  May  86 
Duberly,  Arthur  Grey,"  3  Bn.  Bedford  Regt. -.  i  July  Si 
Duff,  Garden  Alex..  DL.  2  Bn.  Cameron  Hldrs.  26  Mar.S:: 
Dugdale,  Charles  Tertius,  ^.s.  Montgomery  iHunter,  Wm.  Chas.,  4  Bn.  S.  Wales  Borderers    gMay  gr 

Yeomanry i3  Apr.  od|  Huntingdon,  W.  F.  J.  P.  Earl  of,  3  Battalion 

Dngdale,  Jas.   B..  Warwickshire  Yeomanry  igNov.g?      Leinster  Regiment 9  Dec.  95 

Duncombe.  Adolphus  M.,  Yorkshire  Hussars    2  June  88  Huntsman,  Harry  F.  Nottingham  Yeomani'y    7  Apr.  94 

Dundas,  Charles  Hy.,  3  Bn.  Black  Watch 21  June  go  Hurrell,Wm.Craufurd,  3Bn. E. Lancashire  Rgt.    9  Dec.  gfr 

Dnnleath.  Hy.  Lyle,  Lord,  5  Bn.  Irish  Rifles  i  Nov.  go  Hutchings,  Thomas.  6  Bn.  Lancashire  Fus.  9  Jan.  92 
Dnnlop,  Robert  M. ,  3  Bn.  Manchester  Regt..,.  17  Nov.  88  Ilderton.Thos.  G.,  sBn.  Northumberland  Fus.  14  Apr.  86 
Dunn,  John  Henrique,  3  Bn.  E.  Surrey  Regt  21  Oct.   93  Innes,  Wm.  Dipney,  3  Bn.  Gordon  Highlndrs.    2  Feb.  89 

Edgar,  Logan  B.,  3  Bn.  Devonshire  Regt 24  Oct.   8S  Jefferson,  Joseph  J.  i3,,  Yorkshire  Hussars  ...  15  Oct.  02 

Edwflrdes,  Wm.  Henry,  Lane.  Art.  S.  Div....  24  Feb.  97  Jessopp,  Wm,  de  B.,  3  Bn. Derbyshire  Regt....  28  July  88 
f^gerton  of  Tatton.  W.  Lord,  Cheshire  Yeo.  ...  i  July  8:  Johnson,  Tbos.  G..^'  2  West  York  Yeomanry  21  Feb.  80 
Erskine.  Son.  C.  H.  S.,  3  Bn.  A.  and  S.  Hldrs.  16  Aug.  84  Jones,  Alex.  Fair.  6  Bn.  King's  Royal  Rifles  ..  29  July  85 

Evans,  David  W..  Nottingham  Yeomanry 10  Apr.86JJones,  Herbert  Charles.  5  Bn.  King's  RI.Rfls.  12  Dec.  oo^ 

Ewing,  Sir  Wm.  Orr,  Barf,  p  s.   s  Battalion  jjoues,  Wm.  Chas.,  D.ofLancaster'sOwn Yeo.  11  Mar.  g6 

Argyll  &  Sutherland  Highlanders ig  Dec.  94  Jones,  John  Cook,  H.M.  yj.s.  Durham  Ai'tillery 

Fairbairn,    Jas.    Brooke,    3   Battalion    East  |     Western  Division 27  Ma/  96 

Surrey  Regiment 28  Feb.  oo  Jones,  Sir  Wm.  H.  Qaayle.  Knt.  p.i/.  3  Bat- 


Falkner,  Robt.  Andrew,  Leicester  Yeomanry  14  Apr.  97 
Fellowes.  ^o«.  Ailwyn  E.,  MP.,  3  Bn.  Norfolk 

Kegt-.Tice-Chatnberlain  of  the  Hoiifehold 14  Jan.  93 

Fellows,  Geo.,  Notts  (S.  Nottingham)  Yeo.  ...  19  Mar.  92 
Fenner, Charles  Edwin, 6  Bn.  Royal  Fusiliers  13  May  g6 
ffolkes,   .5ir  W.  H.  B..  Bart,,  2  Brig.  Eastern 

Division  Royal  Artillery 10  Apr, 


talion  Suffolk  Regiment    21  May  99 

Kay,  Christopher,  Cheshire  Yeomanry 21  Apr.  82- 

,  Keate,  Robert,  ^  Bn.  Devonshire  Regiment  ..  28  May  94 

Kelk,  5(")- John  Wm.  Bart.,  Wiltshire  Yeo :S  Apr.  g* 

I  Kcr-Fox,  W.  E.,  3  and  4  Bus.  Highland  Lt.Inf.  13  Apr.  80 

King.  Henry,  4  Bn.  AVarwickshire  Regiment  20  May  91 

iKinglake, Hamilton  A.. 3Bn.SomersetLt. Inf.  igJuly  :)o 

FitzGerald,  Gerald  Otho.'s  Bn.  K.  R.  Rifles  ...    4  Apr.  97'  Kinsey,  Wni.  Hy.  2  Brig.  N.  Irish  Div.  R.  Arc.  13  Apr.  89 

FitzGerald,ionMValter,  8  Bn.  King's  R.  Rflii.     2  Sept. 93|Kirklmton,  George  G.,  Westmorland  Yeo z.-Mayg^ 

Flower,  Lamorock,  4  Bn.  East  Surrey  Regt.    4  July  77,  Knight,  Gregory,  3  Bn.  Leicester  Rt-gt 16  Nov.  81 

Foley,  Hon.  F.  C.  J.,  3  Bn.  Derbyshire  Regt.  15  Feb.  88'Knowles,  Robert  M..  Nottinghamshire  Yeo....     3  Mar.  g* 

Forster,  William.^  7  Bn.  King's  R.  Rifles 15  Apr.  82lLainsou,  John  A.  p.f:.  Hampshire  and  Isle  of 

Fortescue,  Edw.  F.  K.,"^'  3  Bn.  Warwick  Regt.    7  July  80      Wight  Artillery,  South  Division 12  Nov.  87 

Fortescne,  Hon.  J.  Wm.,  N.  Devon  Yeomanry    5  Nov.  g2lLamb,  Chas.  B.,  Northumberiand  Yeomanry  26  July  go- 
Fortescue,  Matthew  C.  E.  6  Bn.  Irish  Rifles  27  Nov.  gslLangdon,  John  C.  S.,  W.  Somerset  Yeomanry  27  June  88 


Fothergill,  Henry,  4  Bn.  Essex  Regiment 2  May  85 

Eraser,  Campbell  E.  3  Bn.  W.  Surrey  Regt....  11  May  95 
Fraser,  Francis,  3  Bn.  E.  Yorkshire  Regt.  ...  7  Mar.  91 
Fryer,  Jas.Whaley,  4  Bn.  Yorkshire  Regt.  ...  3  July  gg 
Fulcher,  Arthur  AVilliam,  Suffolk  Hutsars  ...  24  Apr.  97 

Furlonge,  Joseph  S.,  5  Bn.  Munster  Fus.  14  Apr.  S6 

Gales,  Ernest  Fred.,  4  Bn.  DurhamLight  Inf.  17  Mar.  97 
Gambier- Parry,  Ernest,*^  i  Devon  Yeomanry  14  Feb.  83 
Gibbs,  Anthony,  North  Somerset  Yeomanry.  21  Anr.  86 

Gibbs,  John,  4'Bn.  Dublin  Fusiliers 14  Oct.  g6 

Gibson,  John  Geo.,  Hon.  Art.  Co.  of  London  14  Nov.  94 
Gladstone,  Arthur  R.,  Lancashire  Hussars  ...     3  Apr.  86 

Goldney.  G.  Prior,  Wiltshire  Yeomanry 23  Jan.  g; 

Gooch,HughFulthorpe,3Bn.S.LancashireRg.  13  Feb.  92 
Graham,  Robt.  B.,  3  Bn.  Suffolk  Regiment  ,  .  23  Apr.  gi 
Grant,  Sir  A.  Hy.,  Barf.  Hants  Yeomanry  .  .  2g  May  S( 
Grant,  John  M.,  3  Bn.  Gordon  Highlanders  ...  12  May  86 

Green,  John  G..  5  Bn.  King's  Royal  Rifles 4  May  95 

Greg.  Earnest  Wm.  p.s.  4  Rn-  Cheshire  Regt.  17  Jan. 
Gretton,Geo.LeMesurier,'"3Bn.WarwickRgt.    5  Dec.  94 
Grice-Hutchinson.Geo.Wm.,"^  3  Bn. Lancashire 

FuBiliers 6  July  Sg 

Grove,  J.  Chas.  Ross,'^*  3  Bn.  Seaforth  Highldrs    3  Nov.  So 


Langrishe,  Hercules  R.,  3  Bn.  Oxford  Lt.  Inf.    4  Apr.  92- 

Laruach,  James  W.,  Suflolk  Hussars 24  Dec.  93 

Lawe,  Patrick  Molle,  4  Bn.  Royal  Fusiliers  ...  5  Dec.  gi 

Lawson,  Andrew  S. .Yorkshire  Hussars 15  Oct.   g? 

Lay,  Tador.^3  4  Bn.  Lincoln  Regiment 251N0V.  93 

Lee,  AVilliam  F.,  Yorkshire  Dragoons 7  Nov.  91 

Leeming,  John  F..  3  Bn.EastLaucashircRegt.  26  July  84 
Lemon,  Grattan  Guinness,^'*  3  Bn.  Lane.  Fus.  2  Apr.  g2- 
Liudsell,  Chas.  F-,'"'  4  Bn.  Durham  Light  Inf.  7  Oct.  -^^ 
Lloyd,  William,  5  Bn.  Connaught  Rangers  ...  n  Oct.  90 
Loder,  Reginald^.,  Bnckingbam  Yeomanry  2  Mar.  gtt 
Luddington,  Hy.  Tansley,  3  Bn.  Suffolk  Regt.  11  Apr.  96 
Lysons,  Daniel  C.  W.,--  7  Bn.  King's  R.  Rifles  29  July  93 

M'Eniry,  Robert  John,  2  Norfolk 4  ^*y  Sr 

McKay,  Wm.  Rowland,  3  Brigade  North  Irish 

Division  Royal  Artillery  5  Dec.  S3 

M'Kenzie,  Colin  L.,  2  Bn.  Cameron  Highldrs.  27  Aug.  92 

McNab,  A.  H.  Invernesi  Militia    12  Apr.  73. 

Mahon,  Richd.  Jas.  H.,  3  Bn.  E.  Surrey  Regt.  11  June  87 
Manners,  G.  Espeo  J.,  3  Bn.  Leicester  Regt.  26  May  97 
Mansel,  Robert  H.,  5  Bn.  Dublin  Fusiliers  ...  11  Apr.  tsS 
Marsh,  Robt.  Maxwell,  4  Bn.  Leinster  Regt.  23  Nov.  93 
Marshall,  Charles  J., -'^  7  Bn.  Ritle  Brigade 7  Nov.  85 


Guest,  Montague  John,  Dorset  Yeomanry 13  Mar.  86  Marsham,  Fred.  Savill,  7  Bn.  K.  R.  RiMes...  19  Nov.  92 


g2t 


Field  Officers  Retired  from  the  Militia  and  Yeoniannj  Cavalri/. 


Marsti-Dunn,  Ricliil.M.,4  Bn. Devonshire  Reet.  ifi  June  88  Shaw,  James  Thos.,  2  Bn.  Cameron  Hi^hldrs 
Martin,  Jas.  Evan  3.,  7  Bn.  Kind's  Roy.  Rifles  24  Mir.  97  Shepherd-Cross,  H.,  Duke  of  Lancaster's  Yeo.; 

Miison,  Jas.  Francis,  Oxfordshire  Yeomanry      9  May  go      MP.  for  Bolton  

Maese.v,  Wm.  Glynne,   Anglesey  Knp.  Mil.  24  Apr.  97  Sheraton,  T.  Prichard,  ^  Bn.  Liverpool  "Regt. 

Matthews,  J.  E.  C,  Middlese.K  Yeomanry 19  Feb.  S7!Skinnor,Chas.  L.A.ndrewcs,3  Bn.  Suffolk  Regt. 

^faud,  Hy.  Compton,  3  Bn.  Oxford  Lt.  Inf.  ...  8  Ma.v  86  Smith,  John  Hume,  3  Bn.  Northamjjton  Regt. 
Maude.  Gerald  Edw..  4  Bn.  East  Surrey  Re^t.  5  June  95  Smith,  Joseph  Henry,  Wornesterohire  Yeo.  .. 
Mend, John, Falmouth Div.Sub.MincrsR.Enir.  12  Jan.  9j|Sno\v,  Ernest  A.,  3BQ.East  Lancashire  Ue^j^t. 

Meller,  Alfred,  3  Bn.  Norfolk  Regiment ..  12  July  90  Spiller,  Harvey,""  Hampshire  Yeomanry 

Miller,  Rowley  Alex.,  i  Bu.  Inniskillins;  Fns.  12  May  86  Spooner,HamiltonW.W  .,'"^3  Bn.WarwickRegt 

Monckton.  Frn.nci»,  Stafford  Yeomanry 11  Oct.   84;Stein,  Henry  Seton  L.,  i  Bn.  Rltle  Brigade  ... 

Moore,  Edw.  St.  F..  3  Bn.  Northain]iton  Re-jt.  n  May  g3;Stevenson,  Fred.  Harcourt,  3  Bu.  Scots  Rifles 

Morris,  Percy  Harold,  3  Bn.  Welsh  Regiment  16  .\ug.  90  Stewart,  Alex.  Blair,  ^  Bn.  Black  Watch  

Morris,  Wm.Henr.yB.,CavmarthenArt.\V.Dv.  21  Aug.  95  Stirling,  William,  3  Bu.  Seaforth  Highlanders 

Mundey,  Stanleyj  4  Bn.  Middlesex  Regt 5  June  96,Stoughton,  Ohas.  Cecil  P.,-"'  Glamorgan  Art. 

Muntz,  Fred.  Ernest,  3  Hn.  Devonshire  Regt.  8  M.ay  se^Str.achau,  W.  Dalrymple,  3  Bn.  Warwick, Regt. 
Murphy,  WilUam  J.,  3  Bn.  Lancaster  Regt.  ...  2?  Dec.  grStr.aker,  Herbert,  Northumberland  Hussars 
.Murray,  Hy.  Stuart,  4  Bn.  W.  York  Regt.  ...  15  Jul.y  93  Strange,  James  Stuart,  4  Bn.  Muldlesox  Regt. 
3\lutter,  James  Mitchell,  Argyll  &  Bute  Art.  4  Sept. SgjStratton.  Geo.  L.,  3  Bn.  Leicestershire  Regt. 
Mynors,  Willoughby  B.,™  Shropshire  Yeo.  ..  to  Feb.  97!Streatfeild,  Richard  Jas.  Yorkshire  Dragoons 
Neligan,  Wm.  John",  4  Pn.  Munster  Fusdiers  7  June 93  Strode,  George  S.  S.,  3  Bn.  Devonshire  Regt. 
Nelson.  J.Osmond,  3.14  Hns.LanoasliireFos.    4  Mar.  93  TauutoD-Collins,  Henry  E.,  3  Bu.  Somerset 

Nevile, Christopher  W. A. 3Bn.LincclnshireRg.  10  June  95      Light  Infantrv  

Nevill.  iorrf  Hy.  G.  R.,  West  Kent  Y'eomanry  iS  Apr.  91  Terry,  Charles  Edward,  5  Bn.  Liverpool  Regt. 


Newall,  Henry  Edw.  Nowall,  3  Lane  Fus.  ...  16  Oct.  86 
Ncweuham,  \V.  T.  Worth.  3  Un.  Munster  Fus.  19  Aucr.  93 
Nicholson,  Edw.  Joseph,  3  Bu.  E.  Lauc.  Regt.  29  Aug.  91 
Nicholson,  Samuel,  3  Bn.  Bedfordshire  Regt.  24  Jan.  91 
Norrie,  Cieo.  E.  Moke.  3  Bn.  W.  Riding  Regt    =1  June  99 

Nugent,  Arthur,  5  Bn.  Irish  Rifles   i  Sept. 98 

O'Conor,   Maurice    Owen,  3    Bn.   Connaught 

Rangers 9  May  00 

O'Hara,  Chas.  Kean,  jBn.York&Lanc.  Begt.    2  Dec.  96 

O'Neal,  John  C.  Leicester  Yeomanry 21  Apr.  86 

Ornisby,  J.  HusSon.  3  Bn.  Connaught  Rangers  24  June  93 
Page,  Preston  O.,  Northumberland  Artillery    9  Juno  75 

Paget,  Lo)d  li.  S.  v.,  Staflbrd  Yeomanry i  July  81 

Palairet,  Chas.  Harve.y,  Gloucester  Yeomanry  10  Nov.    " 

Pares,  Edward  H.,  Leicester  Yeomanry 2  July  92 

Parkinson,  Reginald  H.,3  Bn. Highland  Lt.Iuf.  4  May  89 
Paterson,  Kobt.  Arthur,  3  Bn.  Cameron  Hldrs.  15  May  95 


Pearce,  Graham  R.,  3  Bn.  Royal  Fusiliers 


Phepoe.  Hy.  William,  4  Bn.  Dublin  Fusiliers   16  June 
Phillips.  John  F.  L..  Pembroke  Yeomanry     .16  Aug.  90 

Piper,  R.  F.,  5  Bn.  Royal  Fusiliers 18  Apr.  8 

Piatt.  Fred.,  Duke  of  Lancaster's  Own  Yeo....  24  Dec.  92 
Piatt,  John  Harold,  3  Bn.  West  Kent  Regt. 
Pleydell,  E.  M.  Mansel-,  Dorsetshire  Yeo.   ...  11  Mar.  91 
Pole,  Reginald  Edw.,  sBn.  W.  Surrey  Regt...  12  Apr.  93 

Pollard,  William.  3  Bn.  Welsh  Regiment    27  Aug.  90 

Popplewell,  Hy.  Frank  W..  3  Bn.  Welsh  Regt.  3  Apr.  97 
Portarlington,  G.  L.  H.  S.,iiar! o/,  Dorset  Y^eo.  23  June  94 
Portman,.ffon.  H.  Berkeley,  Dorset  Yeomanry  12  May  97 
Pratt,  James  Arthur,'""   9   Bn.  King's   Royal 

Rifles 

Pryce-Jones,  Edw.,  Jl/P.,  Montgomery  Yeo- 

manr.y  ;  5  Vol.  Bn.  South  Wale^  Borderen^ ... 
Pulteno'y,  Richard  M.,  4  Bn.  Oxford  Lt.  Inf.... 
Quin,  William,  Londonderry  Art.  South.  Di\'. 
Quin,  W.  Hy.  Wyndham,'"'  Gloucester  Y'eo., 
Rasch,  Fred.  Cam,  MP.,  4  Bn.  Essex  Regt.... 
Rawdon-Hastings.  Hon.  P.  F.  C,  JP.,  3  Bu. 

Leicester  Regiment   

Reed,  Alfred  James,  3  Bn.  Lincolnshire  Regt. 
Reillv,  J.  M.  Townsend,  3  Bu.  InniskillingPus. 
Rhodes,  William,  3  Bu.  Northampton  Regt. 
Ritchie,  Hi.  Hon.  Chas.  T.,  MP.,  3  Bn.  West 

Surrey  Reg  ;  Sec.  of  State  for  the  Home  Dept. 26  Sept. 83 
Robertson.Robt.B. ,G'lam.Al't. West  Div.R. Art.  18  Apr.  96 
Robinson.  Nicholas.  Montgomeryshire  Yeo 
Rodwell,  William  Hunter,  Suflblk  Hussars 


Thatoher,Harold  William,'"' 4  Bn.Norf.  Re^ 
Thomas,  Samuel  Moreton,  3  Bn.  Welsh  Regt. 
Thompson,  Sir  H.  M.  Meysey-,  MP.,  York  Hus. 
Thompson,  Wm.  D.  F.  5  Bn.  InniskiUing  Fus. 
Thorne,  Charles  R.  B.,1'm  8  Bn.  King's  R.  Rifles 
Thornton,  D.  B.  T.  Todd,p.H.  Donegal  Art.... 
Thornton,  Roljert  Law,  p.x.    3   Bn.    Sussex 

Regiment 

Thynne,  Lord  Henry  Fred.,  Wilts  Y'eomanry 
Thynne,  Thos.  Ulric,  4  Bn.  Highland  Lt.  Inf. 
Tigbe,  R.  H.,  3  Bn.  East  Surre.v  Regiment  .. 
Todd,  John  H.  D.  p.n.  9  Bn.  King's  R.  Rifles 
Toll,  Hy.  Limln'ey,  3  Bn.  Devonshire  Regt,  .. 
ToUemacbo,  Hj'.  James,  MP.,  Cheshire  Yeo.... 
Tomlin,  Morton  Jas.  Baring,  3  Bn.  Y'orkshire 

Regiment 

Towusend,  Georgia  P.,  4  Bn.  Esse.x  Regiment 
Traill,  Jas.   W.   4  Bn.  Cbeshire  Regiment; 

gercing  icith  Rltofte»ian  Field  Force 

Traut,  John  Fras.,  4  Bn.  Irish  Regiment  

Tl-erusis,/io«.C.  J.  R.  Hepbiurn-Stuart-Forbes, 

N.  Devon  Yeomanry   

6  Fob.  95lTnck,  Algernon  D. ,  3  Bn.  Norfolk  Regiment... 
Turbutt,  Wm.  G.  ,3  Bn.  Derbyshire  Regiment 

Turner,  Fras.  W.,  4  Bn.  Welsh  Fusiliers   

Turner,  John,  3  Bu.  Gordon  Highlanders 

Tamer,  Mansfield,  3  Bn.  Leicester  Regt 

Vale,  Henry  Edward,  Worcestershn-e  Kegt. 


2  f  Apr.  94 


Vaughan-Williams  F.,  Hampshire  Yeo;  Cap- 
tain I  Vol.  Bn  jVorth Staffordshire  liegiment  .. 
Vavasour,  Sir  W.  E.  J.,  Bart.  Yorkshire  Hus. 
Verulam,  J.  W.,  Earl  of,  Herts  Yeomanry    ... 

Walker,  E.  B.,  3  Bu.East  Kent  Regiment 

Wallace,  Hugh  Robert,  4  Bn. Argyll  &  Suther- 
land Highlanders 

Walsh,  Edw.  Charles,  3  Bn.  West  Kent  Regt. 

10  Apr.  86[  Warren,  Samuel  S.  F.,  5  Bu.  Irish  Rifles  

Weatherall,  Hy.  Burgess,  3  Bn.  R.  Fusiliers... 

2  JuueyolWebb,  W. Bridges,  Hon.  Art.  Co. ol' London... 

Apr.  95  Wenlock,    Right    Hon.    Beilby,    Lord,  GCSI. 

GCIE.  Yorkshire  Hussars  

Westenra,  Hon.  Peter,  5  Bn.  Irish  Fnsiliera 
Wheatley,  Joshua  H.,  3  West  York  Yeomanry 
Whoble,  Tristram   J.,  3  Bn.  Berkshire  Regt. 

Whitla,  James  Alex.  4  Bn.  Irish  Rifles  

19  Feb,  96;  Whitting,MaclaineK.D.,3Bn. Leicester  Regt. 
4  .Ma.y  g2J  Wilbrahara,  Hugh  E.  3  Bu.East  Lane.  Regt. 


25  Jan.  82 

4  Ma.y  95 

3  Apr.  86 

23  June  83 

17  June  96 


5  Nov.  92 
3  June  99 


Rose,  Hugh  Law, '"-3Bn. Seaforth  Highlanders  20  Mar.  82[Wilkie,  Arthur  Alex. ,'"^4  Bn.  Gloucester  Regt. 


St.  Paul,  Horace  C,  3  Bu.  Northampton  Regt, 
Saltoun,  A.  W.  F.,  Lord,  3  Bn.  Gordon  Hldrs. 
Salmond,  Percy  Newby,  3  Bn.  Rc.yal  Scots... 
Sanders,  Edward  J.,  i  Devon  Y'eomaury 


:  Aug.  85I  Wilkinson, Walter  L.,  3  Bn.  The  Bua"s. 

7  May  90J  Williams,    Brian  Trengrove,!'*"    3  Bn.  West 

4  Feb.  99!     Riding  Regiment 

__  _  23  Aug.  95]  Williams,  Chas.  H.  B.,"i  4Bn.  Oxford  Lt.  Inf. 

SaBSOon,'Si>Edw.Albert,B(ij'^JU'P.Mdlsi.Yeo.  24  Mar.  97]Willis,  Sherlock  Vignoles,"=  4  Bn.SuffolkRegt. 

Saunders,  Fred.  Wm.,3  Bu.  Dorsetshire  Regt.  16  Dec.  85,  Willis,  Chas.  William, ^.i.ji.  4  Bn.CheshireRegt. 

Saunders,  Wm.  H.  R.,  3  Bn.  E.  Surrey  Regt.  12  Deo.  91J  Wilson,  James   B.  W.,  3  Bu.  E.  Yorks  Regt. 

Saurin,  Ernest  S.,  Pembroke  Yeomanry  16  Jan.  95.  Wilson,  W.  H.,  6  Bn.  Rifle  Brigade 

Scarbrough,  John  I.,  3  Bn.  Devonshire  Regt.  22  May  86  Wiuuiett,  William.''^  3  Bn.  Lancashire  Fus. ... 

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Sebright,  Sir  J.  G.S.  Barf.  4  Bn.  Bedford  Regt.     i  July  SiVVorthingtou,  Albert  O.,  Staffordshire  Yeo.  ... 

Sewell,  Chas.  Fras.,'""  7  Bn.King's  Roy.  Rifles    5  May  97  Worthington,Hy.Clark,"54Bn.Gloucest8rRegt. 

Seymour,  Lord  Ernest  J.,  Warwickshire  Yeo.    3  Mar.  94UVright,  Charles  Bingham,  Notts  Yeomanry. 


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War  Services  of  Field  Officers  Retired  from  the  Militia  and  Yeomanry  Cavalry. 

'  Colonel  Bates  ser\-ed  with  the  65th  Regiment  during  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1860-61  at  Taranaki,  and  was 
present  at  tbe  operations  at  Huirangi  and  before  Te  Arei.  Was  afterwards  appointed  Native  Interpreter  to  the 
Forces,  and  was  present  on  the  Staff  at  the  outbreak  of  hostilities  in  the  Taranaki  district  in  1863,  capture  of  the 
Pa  Katikira,  and  subsecpiently  in  the  Waikato  district  (Medal). 

2  Colonel  Bill  served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  in  1886  attached  to  Brigadier  General  Stewart's  Staff  in  the 
Ruby  Mines  Expedition  (Medal  with  Clasp). 


Field  Officers  Uetired  from  the  Militia  and  Yeomanry  Cavalry — War  Services.     927 

3  Colonel  Bircham  served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  present  nt  the 
action  of  Ginaindhlovu  and  relief  of  Ekowe  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ^  ,r      ,     ..  ,    r. 

3+  Lord  Blythswood  served  with  the  Scots  Fusilier  Guards  in  the  Crimea  from  the  zind  May  to  the  end  of  Aug. 
1835;  was  present  at  the  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  wounded  in  the  Trenches  by  a  shell  on  the  22nd  of  Aug.  1S35 
(iledal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  „       .     ,    ,.        ...  ,  r  „ 

*  Colonel  Browniu"  served  with  the  89th  Regt.  in  the  Crimea  from  20th  Aug.  1855,  including  the  siege  end  fall 
of  Sehastopol  and  attack  of  the  Sth  Sept.  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medall.  Served  .luring  the  Indian 
Mutinv  in  1837-sB  as  Staff  Othcer  to  a  Field  Force  in  Guzerat,  including  the  attack  on  the  rannga  Hills  (men- 
tioned in  despatches) ;  acted  in  the  same  capacity  to  another  Field  Force  in  Aug.  1838,  and  was  present  at  the 
attack  and  capture  of  Mandeth— horse  shot.  „    .     ,    ,. 

5  Colonel  Buchanan  served  with  the  S8th  Regt.  in  the  Indian  c-tmpaign  of  TS57-5S.  including  ohe  actions  at 
Cawnnore  under  Maior  General  Windham,  battle  of  Cawnpore  on  6t.h  Dec,  capture  of  Lucknow,  operations  in 
the  Doali  with  the  Column  under  Colonel  CJ.  V.  Maxwell,  to  whom  he  was  Orderly  Ofhcer,  and  siege  and  capture 
of  Calnee  ill  May  1838  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,    ,    ^  ., 

6  Sir  .Tohn  Bnrgoyne  served  in  the  Grenadier  Guards  in  the  Crimea  m  1854,  and  was  severely  wounded  at  the 
battle  of  the  Alma  (Medal  with  Cla.sp,  and  Turkish  Medal).  ,     .       .,     t-  «  <■  o  <^r   1  n 

7  Colonel  de  Salis  served  as  a  volunteer  with  the  Cape  Mounted  Riflemen  during  the  Kafflrwar  of  1851  -52  Medal) . 
s  Colonel  Draffen  served  in  the  Baltic  during  the  latter  part  of  1854  (Medal).     Was  at  the  blockade  of  Odessa, 

and  also  before  Sebastopol  during  the  siege  in  1855  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal).        „       .     ,    ,.         . 

0  Colonel  LGDundas  served  with  the  62na  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  i6th  August  1855,  mclndmg  the 
siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  and  attack  of  the  Redan  on  the  Sth  September  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish 

■'^lo'^Sir  James  Ferguson  served  with  the  Grenadier  Guards  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854,  and  up  to  4th  May 
i835rincluding  the  battles  of  Alma  and  Inkerman  (wounded)  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  (Medal  with  three  Clasps, 

""? Colonel^F^  J^^Hklkett  served  with  the  71st  Highlanders  in  the  Crimean  campaign  from  the  5th  February  to 
the  17th  September  1855.  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol  and  E.Kpeditions  to  Kertch  and  \enikale 
Mfpdal  with  Clasn.  Sardinifiu  and  Turkish  Medal).  .  .     ,    t.       ^,.       -  ;i  r  n    * 

*  LcotonelHali  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  in  ,855  with  the  14th  Regiment  including  the  siege  and  fall  of 
Sebastonol  and  assaults  of  the  i8th  .June  and  Sth  September  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

13  Colonel  TS  Holroyd  served  with  the  q4th  Regiment  in  the  Crimea  from  the  loth  August  1853,  lucludingthe 
sic^eand  fall' of  Sebastopol  and  assault  of  the  Redan  on  the  8lh  September  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  rnrkish 
Medal).  Also  in  the  Indian  campaigns  in  1837-59.  mcluding  the  actions  at  Cawnpore  on  the  26tti,  27th  and  28th 
Jwoundedi  Nov.  1S57,  capture  of  Meeangunge,  siege  and  capture  of  Lucknow.  relief  of  Azimghur(wto  Staff 
(Officer  to  the  Aiimlhur  coliunn  in  the  winter  of  .858-59),  and  defeat  of  the  rebels  at  Bootwul  (Medal  witt  Clasp). 
»cJlonelF  C  Howard  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S78-79  with  the  Peshawar  Valley  Field  Force  and  was 
present  at  the  attack  and  capture  of  Ali  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  with  the  Burmese  Expedition  m 
1S8S-8Q  with  the  4th  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  (Medal  with  Clasp).  •     ,   j-        »i 

1°  Colonel  E  G  C.  Johnson  served  with  the  Rifle  Brigade  in  the  Indian  campaign  of  1857-59,  including  the 
operations  in  the  Doab,  siege  and  captm-e  of  Lucknow,  action  of  Nawabguuge,  affair  of  Oomarea,  and  Trans- 

Goo-ra  onerations  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ..„,.,  , ^ 

16  Colonel  J.  B.  Irving  served  with  the  4th  Eogiment  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  m  1S60,  and  was 
oresent  at  the  action  of  Arogee  and  capture  of  Magdala.  „        ,.  ,.   o„  ,  »    »»v,„i,„»n„ 

Iff  Colonel  La  Ternere  se?ved  with  the  19th  Hussars  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was  present  at  the  battle 
of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medalwith  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  Served  during  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1384-85  with  the 
E.'VDtian  irmy  on  the  Bedouin  Frontier  and  on  the  Lines  of  Communication  ;  carried  the  despatches  from  the 
fronttoKortionseveraloccasious,  and  was  Staff  Oflicer  at  Korti  until  its  evacuation  (Clasp^ 

"  Colonel  Lawrence  served  with  the  14th  Regiment  m  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1800-61,  an.,  in  that  of  1S03-64, 
including  the  action  at  Kohewa  (Medal).  .       .       „  ,  »     t  ,1,       o-  •       p  t3„i   .,,,.,1- or„i 

IS  Sir  F  D.  Maclean  served  in  the  Eastern  campaign  lu  1854-55,  and  was  present  at  the  affair  of  Bnlganak  and 
Tt  the  battle  of  the  Alma    Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

1'  Colonel  Mevsey-Thompson  served  as  Adjutant  of  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  throughout  the  second 
phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  in  1874,  includhig  the  liattle  of  Amoaful,  battle  of  Ordahsu  and  capture  ofCoomassie 
(Medal  with  Clasp).— [See  also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  p.  786.]      .„„.,,.       ^,^       .  ,.        , 

20  Colonel  Pearaon  served  with  the  95th  Kegt.  in  the  Indian  campaign  in  1S58,  mcluding  the  siege,  assault  and 
canture  of  Kotah,  battle  of  Kota  ka  Serai,  general  action  resulting  in  the  capture  ot  Gwalior,  siege  and  capture 
of  Pow'-ie  acted  as  Assistant  Field  Engineer,  and  mentioned  in  despatches  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

21  Colonel  Sandys  served  in  Bengal  through  the  Sepoy  Mutiny  in  1837-58.  ^  ,,,   ,  ,      ■„    r.i„=r,i 

22  Colonel  D  M  Smythe  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  With  the  Natal  Native  Contingent  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
»  ColonelW  J  Tho'mas  served  with  the  2ud  Dragoon  Guards  the  Oude  campaign  of  1S58-59,  including  the 

assault  and  capture  of  Birwah,  and  Trans-Gogra  affairs  at  Bungaon  (Medal).  p     c,;    ao    „„r^ 

"  Colonel  Wvnter  served  with  the  -,3rd  Regiment  throughout  the  Abyssinian  campaign  of  1S67-68,  and 
was  iH-esent  at  the  storming  and  capturb  of  Magdala  (Medal).  Served  in  the  Ashanti  war,  and  was  present  at 
the  canture  of  AduUiassie  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1879-S0,  and  was  present  m  the 
en.ra.'ement  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879,  and  in  the  operations  round  Cabul  in  December  i87q,mcluding 
IhlinvestmentofSherporelraeutioned  in  despatches) ;  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  111  the  march  to 
Candahar,  and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (mentioned  m  despatches.  Brevet  of  Major,  Medal  with 

'''^LxSonk^BrMbsh^Ellames^erved  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80,  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Candahar 

^■'as'Lt  Colonel  C.  E.  G.  Burr  served  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882  with  the  Royal  Irish  Regiment,  and  was  present 
ftt  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  „        „„ 

27  LtCoonel  J  H  F  H.  Connellan  served  with  the  67th  Regiment  in  the  Afghan  war  of  1878-80,  and  was 
present  in  the  engagement  at  Charasiah  on  the  6th  October  1879,  and  in  the  operations  around  Cabul  m  December 
187Q  including  the  rnvestment  of  Sherpore  (Medal  with  two  Clasps).  ,  .     .,        -.  .       ^„,  , 

^^LrColonel  Cradock  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  .S79-80,  and  was  present  m  the  affair  at  Kokeran  (men- 
tioned in  despatches),  and  took  jiart  in  the  defence  of  Candahar,  mclndmg  the  sortie  of  Deh  Khojah,  was 
alsODresentalthebattleofCandahar  (BrevetMajor,  MedalwithClasp).  „.,■,,■       .,     1    »m 

t?  SirWdliam  Cuuinghame  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55  m  the  Rifle  Brigade,  including  the  battles 
of  Alma  Balaklava.  and  lukermau,  siege  and  fall  of  Sebastopol,  attack  and  capture  of  the  Rifle  Pits  on  the  mght 
of  toto  Nov  i8s4  (mentioned  m  despatches),  and  attack  on  the  Ovens  (Medal  with  four  Clasp)  ViotoriaCross,  5th 
Class  of  thlMedjidie.  and  Turkish  Medal) :  was  awarded  the  l^lT  for  being  "  highly  distinguished  at  the  capture 
ofthe  Rifle  Pit-  (Sebastonol),  20th  Nov.  1854.    His  gallant  conduct  was  recorded  in  the  French  General  Orders  • 

aoLt  Colonel  0  1.  Duke  served  in  the  Afghan  war  of  187S-S0  as  Assistant  Agent  to  the  Governor  General  for 
Beloochistan  and  was  present  in  the  engagement  at  Synd  Boot  (mentioned  m  despatches,  Medal  . 

3i?  LtSnelEdwards  served  in  the  expedition  to  the  Soudan  in  1885  with  the  Commissariat  and  Transport  Staff 
/Mpflal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  ,     ,     ,1  -en  3        * 

31  S^r  Philm  le  B.  Egerton  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade  the  Eastern  .campaign  of  1S45  and  up  to 
the  lihApS  .855,  iScluding  the  battle  of  Alma  and  siege  of  Sebastopol  ( Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Tarkish 

*^M''T.?'colonel  H   L.  Ellis  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  i88i  with  the  Inniskilling  Dragoons. 
33  Lt.Colonel  Frobisher  served  with  the  55th  Regiment  on  the  Bhootan  Expedition,  including  the  recapture  of 

''3rj,'Jt:oio'nefGi4fslrUd'?n''ire' Ashanti  campaign  from  the  26th  December  1873,  and  was  employed  in  the 
TransDort  Service  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Zulu  war  m  1879  as  Olflcer  of  Trausport  (Medal  with  Clasp). 
3?Lt  coionll  w!  S    Greece  served  in  the  New  Zealand  war  in  1864-66,  moludmg  the  attack  on  the  Gate  Pah 

*^3f  u!colonel  Greenwood  served  with  the  loth  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1378-79.  and  was  present  at  the 


928  Field  Offi^cers  Retired  from  the  Militia  and  Yeomanry   Cavalry. —  War  Services. 

attack  nnd  captaie  of  AU  Musjid  (Medal  with  Clasii).  Served  iu  the  Soudan  Expedition  in  1884  with  the  lotli 
Hubsars,  and  was  present  in  the  engaRements  at  El  Teb  and  Temai  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Kbedive  8  Star).  [See 
also  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  p.  786].  „   ,     ,    „„        ^    „  ■      ■,■      r.  ,  vt   .^  ,, 

37  U  Colonel  C  L  Griesbach  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1880  a^  Orderly  OJficer  to  Brigadier  General  Nnttall. 
Commanding  Cavalry  Brigade,  in  the  engagements  on  the  Helmimd  and  at  iVIaiwand;  tMk  part  m  the  defence 
of  <  'aiidahai"iind  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Cawlahar  (  Medal  wild  Claspl.  „        ,. 

M  Lt  t;oloiielJ  F.  C.  Hamilton  served  in  the  Nile  Expedition  in  1884-85  with  the  ist  Battalion  of  the  South 
Staffordshire  Regiment,  anil  was  present  at  the  action  of  Kirljekan  (Medal  with  two  Clasps,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"  Lt  Colonel  T.  P.  Hillcoat  served  in  the  Ashanti  war  in  1873-74,  attached  to  the  Transport  (Jledal). 

"  Lt  Coltnel  Hurt  served  m  the  Royal  Navy  in  the  B.altic  in  1854  and  in  the  Black  Sea  in  1854-56  (Baltic  Medal, 
Crimean  Medal  with  Clasps  for  Azoffand  Sebastopol.  Turkish  Medal,  and  5th  t^lassof  the  Med.jidie). 

«>  Lt  Colonel  Kell  served  with  the  88th  Conuanght  Bangers  throughout  the  Kafir  war  of  1877-78,  and  was  pre- 
sent in  the  engagements  at  Neumarke  and  at  Quintana  Mountain  (mentioned  in  despatches,  promoted  Captain). 
Served  throughout  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  employed  on  the  Staff  at  the  Port  of  disembarkation,  Durban, 
from  i6tli  Api"il  to  26th  August  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

«  Lt.Calonel  Leach  served  iu  the  Kafir  war  of  1852-53  (Medal).  ,    ,.         ,       . 

"  Lt  Colonel  M'Alcster  served  with  the  46th  Regt.  in  the  Crimea  from  the  8th  Nov.  1854,  including  the  siege  and 
allofSebastop»l  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Mediidie,  and  Turkish  Medal).  ,„         . 

IH  Lt. Colonel  Newdigate  served  as  a  Lieut,  in  the  Native  Levies  at  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope  in  1E51,  and  was 
present  at  the  capture  of  Fort  .\rmstrong  (Medal).  ,.  ,     ,    „  .    .,.    t,        ^-  r   00  ., 

"  Lt  Colonel  Pagan  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Highland  Light  Infantry  lu  the  Egyptian  war  of  1S82,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel-el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star).  „        j.  .       . 

«  Lt  Colonel  C  S,  Shephard  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (.Medal).  Served  with  the  BurmciO  K.\pedition  in 
-.886-87  as  Stair  OaBsert,.  Brigadier  General  Anderson  (mentioned  iu  despatches,  DSO.  aad  Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  Lt.Colone'' S;-'v.~erved  in  tlie  Afghan  wat  in  i83o  (.Medal).  .    o  •      j-      ^  n^i    1      ,       ■ 

«  Lt  Colonel  G  V.'i'uvuer  served  in  the  Afghan  warin  1B78-79  as  Orderly  Officer  to  Brigadier  General  Thelwal  and 
Brigadier  General  Forbes,  and  was  present  in  the  operations  in  the  Koorum  Valley,  and  at  the  capture  of  the  Peivvar 
Kouil  (mentioned  in  despatches)  ;  took  part  in  the  Zaimusht  Expedition  in  command  of  a  company  d  the  sr.d 
Battalion  of  the  8tli  Foot,  and  was  present  at  the  assault  of  Zawa  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

"  lit  Colonel  Warton  served  in  the  operations  in  the  Malay  Peninsula  in  1874-75  (.Modal). 

'»  Lt.Colonel  W.  H.  Wilson  served  in  the  New  Zealand  War  iu  1856,  and  was  severely  wounded  in  the  action  of 
Nukuniara  (Medal). 

"  Lt.Colonel  Woodhall.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  p.  786.      .      ,     „         .  ^     „„ 

s'  Major  <K  C.  Abercromby  served  with  the  ist  Hattalion  Scots  Guards  m  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882,  and  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Tel'el-Kebir  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"  Major  Aldridge  served  with  the  20th  Regiment  in  the  operations  in  Oude  in  December  1858,  and  was  present  at 
the  affairs  of  Churda  and  Fort  of  Musjeediai Medal).  ,  „.„    „  .      ,     „        .■  r   00 

Maior  R   L.  Bower  served  with  the  3rd  Battalion  King's  Royal  Rifle  Corps  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  18S2,  an. 1 


)  •  also  serveil  lu  the  Soudan  Expeditiou  under  Sir  Gerald  Graham  in  i!i»4  witu  tue  ara  tsatiaiion  fi.ing  s 
il'Rifle  Corps  in  charge  of  the  Regimental  Transport,  and  was  present  in  the  engagements  at  El  Teb  and 
li  (mentioned  in  despatches,  two  Clasps).  Servi^  in  the  Nile  Expedition  m  1884-85  with  the  Mounted  lu- 
rv  and  commanded  the  picked  shots  who  accompanied  Sir  Charles  Beresford  up  the  Nile  to  the  relief  of 


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Temai 

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Sir  Charles  Wilson  when  wrecked  near  Khartoum  (mentioned  in  despatches.  Clasp). 

»  Major  Boyle  served  with  the  Commissariat  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879,  and  was  Senior  Commissariat  Officer  at 
Pinetown.Natal,  from  July  to  December  1S79  (Medal).  „»    ,„   ,  ,>     o         1  ■    .v.    u 

M  Major  C.  E.  Browne  served  with  the  15th  Hussars  in  the  Afghan  war  in  1S80  (Medal).    Served  in  the  Boer 

war  o(  1881.  .  ,     ,    ,.  1  *    .  .V. 

-"  Major  P  C  Browne  served  with  the  83rd  Regiment  throughout  the  Indian  campaign,  and  was  present  at  the 
suppression  of  a  mutiny  at  Nusserabad  in  August  1857,  at  the  attack  on  the  Fort  of  Arrah  in  September,  and  at  its. 
siegeandcapturein  Jan.  1858  (Medal  with  Clasp  for  Central  India).         ,,,    ,  ,     .... 

-»  Major  Butler  served  with  the  60th  Rifles  throuirhout  the  campaign  of  1800  in  China  (Medal  with  two  Clasps). 

»  Major  G.  A.  Chapman  served  with  the  Zhob  Valley  Expedition  in  188).  ,.       , 

'"  Major  Cowan  embarked  for  the  Gold  Coast  with  the  2nd  Battalion  23rd  Fusiliers,  and  served  in  the  secoml 
phase  of  the  Ashanti  war  in  1874,  including  the  battles  of  Ainoaful,  taking  of  Becquah,  battle  of  Ordahsu  and 
capture  of  Coomassie  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,„,,     ri,  ,      .        1    .1. 

5'  Major  Cubitt  served  in  the  Crimea  from  13th  Nov.  1854,  including  the  siege  and  fall  of  bebastopol,  the  sorties 
of  6th  April  and  loth  May,  and  attack  on  the  Quarries,  andof  the  Redan  on  the  18th  June;  was  wounded  in  the 
trenches  on  the  2Stli  June  (Medal  with  Clasp,  5th  Class  of  the  Medjidie,  and  Turkish  Medal). 

'■'  }fajor  D'Aeth  served  iu  the  Boer  war  of  1881  and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Pretoria. 

<  i  Major  Dalrvmple  terved  iu  the  Boer  war  of  1881  with  the  Natal  Field  Force. 

"  Major  R.  E'.  Dawson  served  with  the  12th  Regiment  in  the  New  Zealand  war  of  1865-7  (Medal). 

"'■'  Major  Duberly.— See  Civil  Decorations  lor  Gallantry,  p.  786.  ,  „       „  , 

t'  Major  W  Forster  served  with  the  2nd  Battalion  60th  Rifles  in  the  Afghan  war  from  October  1873  to  February 
1E7Q  nnd  look  part  in  the  advance  on  and  occupation  of  Candahar  and  Khelat-i-Ghilzie  Medal).  Served  with  the 
n-disattalion  King's  Royal  Rifles  in  the  Egyptian  war  of  1882.  and  w.as  present  at  the  action  at  Kassasin  (9tli 
SeptembeiOandat  the  battleof  Tel-el-Kebir  (Meilal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive'sStar).  ,    „      , 

'■■  Major  E.  F  K.  Fortescne served  during  the  Indian  mutiny  in  the  operations  on  the  Grand  Trunk  Road  with 
the  6th  Regiment.    Also  with  the  ist  Bengal  Fusiliers  in  some  of  the  operations  in  Oude  in  1S58-59  (.Medal). 

"  Major  Gambler  Parry  served  in  the  Soudan  campaign  in  1885  with  the  Commissariat  and  Transport  St.a^ 
(honorary  rank  of  Major,' .Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Khedive's  Star). 

"»  Major  Gretton.— See  Civil  Decorations  for  Gallantry,  p.  786. 

■=  Major  Grice-Hutchinson  served  in  the  Zulu  war  in  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,      ,       ,         ,    .1  .4 

■  ■'  Major  Ross  Grove  served  throughout  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55,  lucluding  the  b-attles  of  Alma  ant 

1    ,  1.    .       ^Tnpdif' —  *-  T^^-"*">-  — '1  v...,ii^oiQ    .-;.!. ,.^  o.i.l    foil  /-,T   sjol.dttnnnl    ^Xiediil  wir.Vi    Clasnft.  .;th  ('lass  ol  the 
Id  Turi 

.lV.L.V..iO    ..^     ^aWnpO.    -     , ......     -.J,  „ r^ ,  ..   r- 

of  the  Martimere  and  Hanks'  Bungalow,  attack  on  the  fort  of  Rooyah,  action  at  All.ygunge,  attack  and  capture  ot 
Bareillv  (Medal  with  Clasp).  ,,.,.,,„ 

"»  Major  W.  V.  Hopegood  served  in  the  Boer  war  of  18S1  with  the  Natal  Field  1  orce. 

"  Major  Hotham  served  in  the  Hazara  campaign  in  1888  with  the  2nd  Battalion  Royal  Sussex  Regiment 
(Medal  with  Clasp).  ,    „^     ^     ^^         1 

•2  Major  A  C.  Hunt  served  with  the  50th  Regiment  the  New  Zealand  campaigns  of  1864-65  66,  and  was  presen  . 
at  the  assault  and  capture  of  Rangiawhia  and  Te  Awamutu,  action  before  Wereroa  and  Nukumaru,  when  the  enemy 
attacked  the  British  Camp  and  were  repulsed  with  great  loss  ;  also  with  the  field  force  under  Major  Geueral,!.  hute 
at  the  assault  and  capture  of  Putahi  and  subsequent  operations  in  Wanganui  and  Taranaki  (Medal). 

8"  Major  Johnson  served  the  Eastern  campaign  of  1854-55.  including  the  reconnaissance  on  tue  Danube,  battles  or 
B.alaklava  (hoi-se  wounded),  Inkerman,  and  Tchernaya,  siege  of  Sebastopol,  and  expedition  to  hupat.3ria  (Medal 
with  threeClasps,  FrenchandTurkishMedals,andKnightofthe  Legion  of  Honor).  r,       1, 

s»  Major  Lay  served  in  the  Afghan  war  in  18S0,  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Roberts  in  the  march  to  Candahar, 
aud  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Candahar  (Medal  with  Clasp,  and  Bronze  Decoration). 

«»  Major  Lemon.— See  t'ivil  Decoratiens  for  Gallantry,  p.  786.  _,  ■     ., 

s'  Majoi  Lindsell  served  with  the  21st  Fusiliers  in  the  Zulu  war  of  1879  (Medal  with  Clasp).  Also  served  in  the 
Boer  war  of  i8Si,and  took  part  in  the  defence  of  Potchefstrooiu.  Served  in  the  Burmese  Expedition  m  18^5-81  with 
the  Mounted  Infantry  (Medal  with  Clasp). 

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